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lUr...ors1

Sapte atacuri in sir, fara pic d:
,.ragaz, au dat dusmanii asupra po
,zitiilor noastre de deasupra satu
=ni Straoani 81 tot de atatea orr al
fost respinsi, inecati in singelt
lor 81 pusi pc fuga..
Gresisera drumul Germanii, du
pa cat Sc pare, caci 81 aicea al
dat peste Romani i'll loc 81 ga
seasca Rusi.
Inimicul ingrozit de atata re.
ziste1ita intalnita in calea sa 81 dc
sfsta dispret de moarte din par
~ Roinsnilor, nu mai are cura-
jjlll' sS atace pana cand MI va avea
@ ~ lpailt superioare. In zilele
Algust mn NJ are loc de
enabard lament de artilerie 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-12

. .
nimitate fnscrierea de memhri
noui, in Societate, incepand de i,
data aceasta 81 pana la l Ianua.
rie 1922 sd fie gratis.
Toti fratii rolnani, dortori dc
a deveni membrii al acestei So
cietati, sa Sc prezinte la proxima
sedinta, unde vor Fl primiti CT
celia mai mare dragoste.
In numele Soeietatii, 'Coroans
Romanieis' din Yorkville, Ohio.
A. Radu, presedinte.
loan 0iurgiN seeretar.
(23S-39).
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DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMuTA PUBLICA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Invierea' din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, a avut o petre-
cere cu dams in scara zilci de l
Oct. 1921. la care am avut un
rezultat fomte frumos. Deci Soc
'lnvierea' multumeste tuturor
bunilor~ romani care au luat par.
te, cat 81 fratilor membri de la
Soc. Coroana Romaniei, Printul
Nicolae 81 ReInvierca, in special
multumeSte perSoanelor, care pc
langa taxa de intrare au bine-
volt a suprasolvi dupa cum ur-
meaZa:
Preotul Erofteiu Langa 81. 90;
llie Boeriu $500; Ana Bastea
| $500: Soc. Reinvierea $500;
Hare BOtezan pr. Soc. Reinvierea
$500; Dionisie Calm $500: Oh.
Muntean $500: Ana G. Muntean
$l.OO ID. Sandru $500; Alex Cos
tinescu Sl.OO: Niculae Boeriu
81 90; G. NJ. Cazan $500; Simion
Birdean de La Soc. Pr. Nicolae
81 90; 1ronim Socia $1.00; Mary
lr. Socia soc; loan Savu de la
Soc. Pr. Nicolae $l.O0; Axente
Capfita $l.OO; Vasile Baciu seer
fin. la Reinvierca S1.0O; Vasile
Ciolan S1.OO; George Belle $l.OO
| Nicolae Boghian $l.OO; Leonte Pc
trisor $1.O0; losif Milea $l.OO
Geo Il. Gava de la Cor. Romanie
$1.O0; Petru Medrea de La Cor
Romaniei 800; Sam Draga1
$l.OO; Arghir Boeriu $1.OO;
nitrate in total suma de Silt. .4(
Este 75.O(
Vent curat suma de-. $4o. &C
Deci Soc. Invierea' multu
meste inca odata, tuturor care a,
participat la aceasta petrecere
Multumim fratelui Ilie Boeriu
care pc langa suprasolvire ,
donat Societatii 5 bacse de pol
81 rugam pc romanii din loc )
ljur Ca sal sprijineasca asemene,
81 pc toti negustorii nostri TO
mani. In numele Societatii 'In
vierea''.
D. Sandru, presedinte.
I Alex. Costineu, secretar fin
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50 sa reserve 0UV.VUV lei.
Este cunoscut Cd resortul de a.
limentare de sub sefia d-lui DR..
r. Boila 81 condus de C. INSISTS,
lar pc urma de directimea de a.
provHionare, condusa de dl Emil
F. Negrutiu, si-au terminal acti-
vitatea Gu un castig net de pestc
25,OOOOOO lei. Sub secretariatul
de Stat al aprovizionarii 81 refa-
cerii din Bucuresti, condus de gu
vernuf Averescu, s'a cufundat in
scandale, 81 acum sub lichidare,
Sc constata pierdefi de multe suite
de milioane, daca nu de miliardc.
Din accst VENT curat al activi-
tatii dc aprovizionare al Ardealu-
lui 81 Banatului, Consiliul Diri-
gent votat pentru scopuri pur
culturale 81 de binefacere mai
multe milioane de lei, (intre al
tele ''Astrei' bisericilor roma
nesti din Cluj, Caminului mese-
riasilor din Timisoara, Arad, ST.
blu, Lugoj, Alba-Iulia, Targul-
Murasului, Orfelinatelor din 81
blu 81 Blaj etc. Sumele votate de
Consiliul Dirigent nici pana All
II 'au fost platte celor in drept de
guvern.
Opinia publica care primit Gu
multa satisfactie felul cum Con-
siliul Dirigent a distribute par
te venitului realizat prin activi.
tatea sa. va ramanea foarte alar-
mata prin informatia absolut ST.
gura, ca facand Ill Groza impreu-
ma cu comisia de umificare, distri-
butia intregulm VENT net al ace
stei activitati, a propus guvernu-
lui din Bucuresti ca din acest We
nit sd retina trei milioane pentru
propaganda Ia dispozitia guver-
nului, lar 100000 lei sa sc lase la
dispozitia d-lui Groza.
Retinem aceasta informatie in
a carei temeinicic nu incape nici
o indoiala. 81 protestant GU toata
hotarirea ca bani publici 81 venite
izvorite din activitate de Stat, 81
Sc foloseasca pentru scopuri de
propaganda de partid 81 sd Sc pu
na la dispozitia necontrolabila d
lguvernului sau a ministrilor sin
guratici.
! Guvernul Averescu sd urmezt
excmplul Consiliulm Dirigent, $
in consecinta sa foloseasca sumel,
crutate Gu concursul marelui pu
lblic din Ardeal 81 Banat pentrl
scopuri publice, dand publicitati
tahloul complet al celor impair
tasiti.
| (Din 'Patria'
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BUN sosIT.

Ii zicem fratelui Sabiu Buftpa
care sau relntors din patrie. dupa
2 luni de la plecarea sa. din mil
locul nostru. Fratele Sabiu But
tea fost un bun roman 81 /, ssri-
Jmit in tot timpul orr &c m;Scare
romaneasca fost un bun 81 de.
votat membru al Soc lnHie-
rea'' 81 acum la reintoarccrc.
iarasi inrolat in rindurile mem-
brilor Soc 81 al L. $. K. A.
Deci ii Zicem GU totii un bun
sosit i'll mijlocul nostru.
Din partea Soc. 'mvlerca'
PreSidiUl.
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IN vlTABE

Dl Vasile D. Barsan din co.
muna Ueea-de-sus jud. Fagaras,
are onoare d face cunoscut ca
satoria sa Gu d-soara Paraschiya
N. Silica.
D-soara Paraschiva N. Silica
din comuna Ucea-de-sus are onoa-
re de. a face cmoscut casatoria
sa Gu al Vasile D. Barsan.
Deci cu acest prilej avem o,
noare a invita- pc toate rudeniile
consateni precum 81 pc toti prize
tenii 81 cunoscutii din loo 81 jur
de lua parte la celebrarea Gu.
nuniei lor religioase care va avea
loc Sambata in ziua de Is, Oct
1921 la orele ? p. m. in Hala
Italiana din Ave. A. Weirton
w. Va. NASH vor ii dl George 81
dina Maria Muntean din comuna
Ucea-te-sus jud. Fagaras de pre-
zent locuitori in Canton, Ohio.
Masa va Fl aranjata la orele s
lp. m. 81 dupa masa va urma dams
Irana la orele II din noapte.
Muzica Nationala sub conducc
rea d-lui Arnaut din Canton, @
va distra pc onorati oaspeti CT
cele mai frumoase 81 mOdernt
arii de dams 81 cantece nationalt
In speranta caci rudeniile eonsa
teni pretini precum 81 toti fratl
romani he vor onora Gu prezent;
D-nealor pana la revedere an
ramas ell drag, salutandu-va $
asteptandu-va.
sCu deosebita stima:
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!CAUTAM

Societatea Plugarul Roman
din Youngstown, Ohio. cauta pc
fostultti Sccretar financiar fost 81
Pres. George Sirbu dinTomnatec
comitatul Hunedoarei. care au
disparut acum de vre-o trei sap
tamani - din Youngstown avand
.judecata Gu dansul la Grand Juri
in chcstia defraudarii alor 1912 OO
de pc timpul cand era secretal
financiar lar legea Sc va tinea
eat de curind 81 avem lipsa de
dansul sau de adresa dansului
rugam pc toti fratii Romani daca
stu ceva de dansul Sa ne comu-
nice adresa pentru care Socleta
tea va I'll recunosca toare.
Societatea "Plugarul Roman"
645 Poland Ave. Youngstown. O.
(23S-39). Comitetul.
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A ' II

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Coroana Romaniei-'
din Yorkville, Ohio, in una din
sedmtele recente, a decis Gu una
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lNSTIINTARE

Metodul instructiy al Culturei
Romano slstem Educativ un vO-
lum de peste 1900 pag il poate
avea orr care roman, pretul $500.
Adresati comenzile d-lui
loan MIRONESCU
1851 Monroe Ave. Detroit, Mich.
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A Y | Z

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Plugarul Roman
avand adunarea generala i'll .
Octombrie a. c. printre alte pune
te sau mai hotarit urmatoarele
fie care membru al Societatii
''Plugarul Roman sunt rugati
dea lua la cunostlnta urmatoarele
Gu inceperea l,nei Oct. a. c. sea-
derea cotei lunare la $160 lar
|pentru fratii Romani care ar vol
sd devina membrii al sus nmitei
Societati taxa de inscriere $1.W
sau mai hotarit referitor la bene-
ficiu acei membri care sunt afara
din oras 81 nu Sc folosiau GU Doc
torul Societatii capata So 100 pc
saptamana lar daca sa foloseste
de DR.. Societatii capata $500 81
doua vizite pc saptamana gratis
ca 81 membrii dim oras adeca din
loc. Decl sunt rugatl toti men,
bril- lua acest Aviz la cunostinta
81 de Sc conforma lui. lar acei
frati Romani care ar dori sd de-
vina membri Societatii ''Plugaru-
lui Roman pofteasca la Hala
Gas Poland Ave. in fiecare Dumi-
neca dupa amiazi secretarul fin.
E. Ramba va Fl la dispozitia fie
carui de ale da indrumari 81 al
face membri grabiti fratilor 81 va
facet membri caci nu stiti ca
aduce ziua de name. am rama,
salutandu-va. in numele Socie-
tatii >Plugarul Roman".
George Oprean, presedinte.
Vasile Moldovan, secretar.
(237-3e).
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$1.OO; Pascu Theaha $1.O0; Nj
culae Muntean Soc; loan Moldo.
van soc; Traian Adam soc; Va
Sile Dudasiu soc; Zaharie Sirbu
soc: loan Boicean 81 familia soc ;
Vasile Mujat $5Oc; Toma Baltesiu
soc; Simion Varga 81 familia SOC ;
Petru Padure soc; George Cher
ghel soc: Il. Toma 35c; Mattel
Porcarescu 25c; George Cucu 25c ;
Niculae Boicean 81 familia 25c
Stefan Pop 25c; |. komanich 25c
loan Anghel 25c: loan Serbian
25c; Pavel Coltau 25c; loan Nun,
team 25c; Ana Leisey 25c;
nitrate in total :. $lOS.35
opese ................ o4.OV
VENT curat .......... $23.7s
Deci inca odata lie dam vile
noastre multamiri 81 rugam ca 8
in viitor he sprijini Gu altc oca
ziuni pentru care 81 moi le vom f
|recunoscatori.
In numele Soc. "Vulturul".
loan Mtetatia, prcsedinte.
S. Varga, No. > secretar.
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DO R ESQ

Casatorie, Gu fata sau .nevasta
de La etatea % pana la 50, eu
srnt in etatea de 80 ami. Caut @
nevasta econoama, am fost i'll ar
mata Statelor Unite II luni. ial
acum sunt storer 81 proprletari.
Doritoarele sd Sc adreseze la:
G.. F.
500 N. Park Ave. Alliance, Ohio
(23S-40).
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NIB. Stunt rugati toti prieten,i
care nu primese invitari specia!e
caci din lipsa de adrese sd consi.
dereze aceasta ca atare.
(23S-39).
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CE Sc FACE Gu We
NITUL RESORTUJ-
LUZ DE ALIMENTA-
RE EALCONSILIUIUI
DIRICENT?

Dl 0roza vrea sa puma la dispo.
zitia Guvernului pentru 'propa-
ganda co., 00.oo0 lei lar Ia
dispoxitia 50 sa reserve 00O. 600 lei
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
VETERANS OF WARS
 IN BONOMI CABINET
Rome Has Youthful Politicians
 Serving
"I-2~ere Styles Meet Value

Rome. Aug. 26.-Youths, veterans of the world war, constitute the back bone of the present BCnomi cabinet. The average age of it's members is but IS while more than one-haf of them saw service in the trenches. The youngest man in the cabinet is but 39 years of age. The present ca binet is also distinguished by the fact that for the first time in Italian history it i1 he ded by a socialist.
 Ivance Bonomi the premier, is but 4S. He distinguished himself in the Alpine regiment during the war as a lieutenant. He formerly belonged to the socialist wing controlled by Bissn- lati, but was expelled from the official body because of his adhesion to the patriotic spirit. He had been editor in-chief of a socialist newspaper Prior to the assumption or the pre- miership. he was minister of war and also of the treasury.
 Associated with Bonomi in the cab met is the war hero Signor Gasparot- to- who received four medals for valor and three war crosses. He also was a iieuterant and received four wounds. He is Bonomi's minister of war.
 Another war veteran in the cabinet is Sign0r Soleri, the youngest of all, who has accepted the post of minister of finance.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26

no longer find a market there because Of the unfavorable exchange
 Germans going from Warnemunde to Copenhagen, find that their crisp, thousa nd mark notes shrink to 73 crowns and prices are so high in crowns that it is impossible for Ger man merchants to buy Danish butter and cheese for the German market. Consequently the Danes must depend for market on countries which also have high exchange. Recently they have tried butter and cheese ship ments to the United States.
 The Danish market is glutted with foreign manufa ctured goods which have been assembled in the hope of invading the Russian market. shop windows are filled with American goods. California timed fruits and
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26

,Iuny, which owns the direct cables which formerly operated between Pet rograd and Copenhagen, is negotiating with the SoNIeL government tor a re- stump Liou ot, direct teleeraphic con7- nlunication between Petrogra6 and Danish cities and has effected q pre- Enina.y agreement which will prob ably he signed before winter.
 AS the Baltic is still alive with mines. especially in the Gulf of Fin land and the cables have been much damaged by years of dlsuse, it IS not likely that they can be repaired before Pctrograd is frozen up this winter.
 Efforts have been made to locate all these mines but shipping is stiH' very hazardous on the routes leading to Pelrograd and the vessels which recently entered that port were pro- tected by small craft which proceeded ahead of them cautiously and removed all obstacles.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
311TH INFANTRY REUNION
To Be Held In Philadelphia September
 g, 24, 25.

To Be Held In Philadelphia September
 g, 24, 25.
 The annual reunion of the veterans of the 311th infantry, Seventy-ninth division, A F. F., will be held in Phila- delphia, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, September g, 24 and 25. The 214th regiment was comprised mainly of men from Pennsylva mia, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. It was organized at Camp Meade, Md; went overseas in July, 1918; first went into action on the opening of the Mouse Argonne offensive, September 26, 1918, continuing until the armistice, and was mustered out at Camp Dix, N. J., in May, 1919.
 Reunion headquarters will be at the Bellevue Stratford hotel. The program includes a smoker Friday night; sight games and theater parties Saturday; banquet Saturday night, and trip tc Atlantic City, N. J., Sunday.
 R. V. Nicholson of Philadelphia is president of the organization, anC George B. Mckinney of the Land Title & Trust company No. 100 South Broad street, Philadelphia, is chairman ot the reunion publicity committee.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26

American shoes of ali sCrte are es- peclally prominently displayed. Bana- anas are abundant in the markets and dea7 CTS are hawking them everywhere about the streets, in striking contrast to the Germans cities, where bananas are seldom seen.
 Shops of ali sorts in Copenhagen have much more varied stocks than can be found in the large German cities, where the government import regulations have kept out luSuries which could not be smuggled in through the occupied area.
 Danish business men are making desperate efforts to establish satisfac- tory business relations with the gov ernmenl of Soviet Russia in the hope of relieving the depression which has followed the drop in prices, but so far the Russian business has not been sat isfactorE.
 The Great Northern Telegraph com
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
PETER c. HEWITT DIES.
American Electrical Expert Succ,1mbs
 After Operation in Paris.

Paris, Aug. 26.-Peter Cooper Hewitt the American electrical ex- pert and inventor, widely known in scientific circles throughout the world, died at the American hospital here last evening. He recently underwent an operation for abdominal trouble, and appeared to be recovering when he was attacked by pneumonia Mrs. Hewitt and MT. Hewitt's two sisters were at the bedside when the end came.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
SOMETHING NEWER
Has System of Steam Pro-
 puision For Airships-Works in In-
 ternaI Combustion of Heat Energy.

London, Aug. 26.-Invention of system of steam propulsion for air ships is claimed by Captain w. Durtnall, who was a British naval off cer during the war and up to a veal ago, staff captain in the chief mechan- ica1 and electrical engineers depart ment of the Royal Air force It is maintained that the new system will function at attitudes hitherto unattain- able With the ordinary type of internal combustion engine.
 The invention is said to do away completely with the ordinary boiler, the steam being generated by Ilea ns of internal combustion power or heat energy. The superheated steam heat energy is supplied to special motors which are reversible and can be con- trolled from a central control station.
 Only heavy oil is used as fuel and it is claimed that the driving nachin- cry can be safely placed inside the frame of the airship instead of in separate gondolas outside, thus bring ing about a great reduction in air re- sistance and consequently reducing the power required for propulsion. The engines or steam motors as Ca Dtain acting type requiring no f1yWheels.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
gT0VyT CGHsAaEDCT LILLE CsIlvs!7aA.ASUI
 IN BALTIC REGION
Disparity in Exchange Rates
 Cause Of Conditions

comparatively little commerce in the Baltic owing to the disparity in ex- change rates. Danish dairy products. hams. bacons and other foodstuffs, which formerly went~to Germany, can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-09
PLEDGES ARE CITED
|NARABS' PROTEST
Prince FeisaI, in Behalf of
Hussein, Seeks Greater
SeIf-G0Vernment.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated RfeSt.
LONDON. February s.-Prince Emir
Feisal, former King of Syria, in be-
half of his father, King Hussein Of
the Hedjaz, has protested to the Brit
ish government against the mandates
for Mesopotamia and Palestine, con-
tending that they are not in accord
ance with the pledges given to Hus-
sein by the British.
The Arabs. he adds. do not object
to help from Great Britain, and de-
sire the continuance of the alliance
existing during the war. He sug-
gests that the great expenditure
Great Britain is making might>~p pc
saved "by helping the Arabs to form
q government of their own under
British advisers for territories in Ques-
ton"
LONDON. February (Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency).-Emir Feisal, the
most prominent leader of the Arabs,
uttered a warning to the world today.
and particularly to those interested In
the near east, that there will be no
peace in the near east until the Arab
aspirations are fully realized.
OF the present situation in Palestine
he said:
The Arabic world is in state OF
dissatisfaction and enlightenment. Not
one of the Arab aspirations, not one
of the pledges made to the Arabs in
Palestine. has up to the present been
redeemed.
1.-TWO years ago I said to the Zionist
leader, DR.. Weizmann: Only if the
Arab claims are fulfilled will quiet
and order reign in the east and peace
and harmony prevail between the
Jews and the Arabs
what agreed, upon with DR.. Vice
mann was that the Arab and the Jew
should have equal rights in Palestine:
that Palestinian nationality should
be established. granting the Jew and
the Arab the same standing. we
Arabs have always lived in peace with
YOU. We have never deprived you OF
your rights. What we, therefore, ash
Of Won is. DO not demand dominance
today when you are only a casual IN
Palestine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-09
BANDITS AND SOLDIERS
LOOT FAMINE-STRICKEN
Missionary in China Tells Of Forced
Contributions That Add to the
Distress Of the People.

PEKING. February s.-Looting by
robbers and levies by soldiers add to
the distress of famine-riddeu people
of southern Chilli, says a report by
a missionary engaged in famine re-
lief work at Weihsien. near the Ho-
nan border. The troops with their
demands for contributions Of grain,
fodder and clothing are said to be
worse affiiction than the robbers.
The latter are described as emulating
Robin HOOD in some respects in a
recent raid at Fang CHA Ying. eight
miles from Weihsien, where the
homes of the wealthy were invaded.
AS the robbers went from house
to house, stores of grain were opened
up. chests Of clothing broken open
beyond the style even Of better days.
Copper coins and small cash were
heaped up in the streets and bartered
at considerable discount for silver
dollars. for. like their distinguished
prototype. the Chinese Robin Hoods
thropic impulse. but are after plum
der in the most transportable and con-
vertibie form. While frankly aiming
at the lions share, they showed SYM
pathy for those weaker than them
selves"
The soldiers, instead Of checking
operations of the robbers. are de-
scribed as having an understanding
with them and conniving at furnish
ing them with ammunition.
There is first a parfey." says the
writer: then the soldiers make an
impetuous charge and the brigands
retreat. The soldiers dig, at indicated
places. and unearth money which has
been buried by the brigands. Into
the holes In the ground they put am
munition and cover it up. Then the
brigands make a counter attack and
the troops retreat, leaving the former
to recover the buried ammunition"
Not only are the rich being reduced
10 poverty by the demands Of the SOL
diery. but large proportion of the
middle-class population who might
have been able to get through the
winter il fast becoming wholly de-
pendent upon public beneficence. it is
alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-09
MCMILLAN COMPLETING
PLANS FOR ARCTIC TRIP
Will Sail About July to Cir
cumnavigate Bafin Land in the
Bowdoin, Now Building.

EAST BOOTHBAY, Me-, February
s.-Work is almost completed on the
hun Of the Bowdoin, in which Dr;
make his next dash into the arctic
regions The launching Of the
schooner will take place in the early
spring, and the vessel will be in
shape to depart from this port by
May I.
for an expedition to begin next sum-
mer, which will include an attempt
to circumnavigate Baffin Land and
penetrate its western coast, 1000
miles in length, said to be the longest
world. He is frequent visitor here
and keeps careful watch over the con-
struction Of his ship.
The Bowdoin. which IL being built
on the sturdy fines needed in an ex-
ploration vessel to Withstand the ice
schooner type. It will be eighty
eight feet in length over all. twenty
feet wide and equipped with oil-burning
engines- Three-inch oak plank material
is being used for the hull.
Before his departure for the far
north DR.. Macmillan will make an ex-
hibition cruise along the coast during
May and June. About July !, with
a party Of six men, the explorer will
sail from Boston for the polar re-
gfons.
Under favorable weather conditions
the Bowdoin should reach Fury and
Hecla straits early in September.
There the ship will be frozen in.
Leaving their vessel under lone
guard. the party will push forward
on . 20o-mile trip on sleds drawn by
dogs. Five Eskimo dog drivers will
accompany the Macmillan outfit
across the rugged. ice-bound country.
which abounds in perils. Establishing
of . camp TOO miles south Of Etah,
in the northwestern part of Green
land. is one of the main detectives.
Within the last twelve years DR..
Macmillan has made six trips into
tho land Of tho midnight sun. Most
famous Of these was his expedition
by which he disproved the theory that
q Croker land existed in the extreme
north. At that time he discovered
nine new islands.
On his visits here DR.. Macmillan
chats freely about his plans, and sew
eral hardy mariners have begged to
be allowed to accompany him. The
townspeople are preparing to present
q nag to ny from the forepeak Of the
Bowdoin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-09

A Baltimore cigar dealer tells Of a
handsomely gowned woman who Wis
tied his shop the other day and asked
for mild pipe. declaring that the
pipe she was smoking had become too
strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-09

Onyx Silk Hose, SIPS
Women's. Full-fashioned Pure Thread
Silk Hose, mercerized tops, extra long and
elastic, in black white. brown and gray.
All first quality. Formerly 500, at $1.25
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