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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-09
'KlSMET'' HERE
SEP TENDER Is

Plentywood Lodge No. 81, A. +.
& A. NJ. vii, put on the play "Kis-
met" featured BY Otis Skinner, Fri
day, September 18th.
This play is much talked of and
admired by newspaper writer's in
cities where it has been shown, and
the people Of Plentywood and vicinity
are very fortunate to have the oppor-
tunity to take in this high class fea-
ture.
AS an added inducerlent to attend
this famous play the following pro-
gram will be given:
Selection: Orpheum 6-piece Orchestra
Selected Short Reel
Song, ssKismet'' Walt Williams
aKISMET, !" Starring Otis Skinner
Selections Orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
in
"ONCE A MASON
Ticket are on sale at the Bob Med
we'd Confectionery in this city.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1921-09-09
AGRICuLTURE ALL ONE COURSE

Bohemian, Mont.--Graduates from
the course in agriculture in the fut-
ure at Montana State College will
receive the degree bachelor Of science
in agriculture and the degree will
not include the name of the branch
specialized in. The four courses, hor-
ticulture, dairying, animal husbandry
and agronomy have been organized
into single course.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

Presently large number ~ ,..
ana actresses appear at the stnd; actors
the casting director selects fson, fo and
the individuals best suited to M tbs snem
ing production. " 'he CON.
Meanwhile the art director h.,
his scenery. and the picture goos 1uilt
production" At the end Of so,, into
weeks or two months, the directorue e SIX
the completed film over to tho osn turn
ping and cutting department. "''em'
a y A rule, both the director md ~.
"A scenario writer work with ths Wv
sembler and cutter. ana IL they ora e ,,,u ~
they insist on doing the cutting th.e' Use
selves. for the success of the nictr..u .uem'
pends largely upon this important en.e ae'
alton Of assembly. '""' oper.
AT the same time another snoo,.u-,
designs and works out the ilIustretl.st
on the borders of the written ia.Ions
Finally the assembled picture 10 lo sl.
TO the studio staff, and II thev ore "o.n
isfied; the negative is forwarded ~ ~. y.
distributing company. The stnd,.,s ivy
work on that picture is ended. '''u'os
From this brief survey You On,
that the avenues for breaking inf" " nse zee
lures are almost unlimited. '' PFC
You can be an actor, director. como,.
man. scene builder, cutter, titI'ers' titIer n.
mario writer, or anything else II vo,, sce, sc,,,
pick the job. for which you are S,t,s' WY
begin Mt the bottom and learn the ~suss ,eu'
All OF these positions are highly no,i
and all require a high KNOWLEDGE p',a ~
motion picture technique. VI
(These Tabloid Talks" n,e M.
densed from the material for n bo"L
published bv the James A. III ITcT,oe ~ %
Company. Nep York. O0'""
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

Delah while toddlc
talking to Spcnscr, rho
operas ! harcf fingers
/
musical theme for Through hd sat down at the
and began wok The wOd tell how
of
Of Girl think the best thing rrtcn. (idr.Nert
reading
LREADI
"A agntd widely They Mary
Alden, Mary Vera
for remarkable achieve
of the last 1t when the production of expensive
spetaCles the thing
o
Fox a i
large simplicity
least q handkerchief
Mlard
the production But Mary Ihladephn
her yourself watch her
make forever impossible for her play anything but mothers Mary Alden
without brood of and snfe will
Oddly n picture
This GriGfh Battle
In
And and the other mothers
lens and take all the close there
VOU oil remember era Gordon and her "Humcsqu'
started There
definitely
to stellar rank and that's mhce is today.
a
'adopted little waits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

Won Stroheim has caused to be made a
roof garden cutting room to which he
retires. accompanied (always) by the
recent Mrs. Won Stroheim. and there
the two Of them cut and edit the thou
sands and thousands of feet of "Foolish
Wives" s"-120, 900 feet. to be exact.
Rolin Sturgeon, who used to guide
the actions of various glimmering
luminaries Mt Universal, has signed q
contract with Famous Players Lasky
to supervise Jack Holt and Agnes Ayrcs
in their new starring ventures.
Before Nine. Elinor Glyn left for
London. she left second story for
Gloria Swanson to star in. It Is called
Beyond the Rocks" ((Why will the
redoubtable Elinor be so obvious y
Anyway, IL Swanson acts it under Sam
Woods direction, you can just be GER
tain it'll be worth seeing.
BY the way, lovely Gloria is depend
ing upon her dramatic ability alone to
put over THE Shulamite," which is
to be called pictorially, Under the
Lash" l don't mean she hasn't n
splendid cast to help her. She has
(Mahlon Hamilton, Russell Simpson,
Lillian Leighton.) But I mean there
Is no gorgeous display Of gowns and no
spectacular sets.
She looks kind of tired and. worried,
poor dear. Pretty hot weather to have
domestic troubles!
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truth, and choose for yourself. So
tricd-and finally succccdcd--to think
Of you, to feel toward you, as if you
were my younger sister. or even my
child.
But the struggle is not entirely over.
1t is wearing me out. ] wonder IL
will ever conquer it? You see now,
dear, sweet. little Annette, how. un-
knowing and innocent, in crossing my
path, you brought back the tragedy of
my life in all its poignant freshness.
And, even now, when there seems
little more to write have not quite
made up my mind whether you shall
over see this or not. do not feel sure
, that I am big enough. and true enough,
| and brave enough to save you, although
I can do it so easily.
For I love HIM. I love him still!
All. an sick once more Of life
and love!
September 1G.
A strange thought has been occupy
ing my mind today. The idea came to
me in the night, while ! was lying
awake. 1t is that some subtle change
has taken place in me since l started
to write this, my life story. A strange
change Is it that all confession
cleanses? Even If one is confessing, as
it were, only to ones self?
For remember, Annette, do not
know yet whether l shall ever have the
courage to send this to you, after all.
In the end, | may simply keep it for
myself; record of the stormy pages
Of my youth, to be read over and per =
haps who knows, smiled at. when ]
! get to be an old, old woman. 1t is hard
| for me to think of myself as really old
! in the sense Of ever arriving at the
stage when / shall not feel and suffer
kecnly. / am not at all sure that l
want to. For when one cannot suffer,
one cannot enjoy At least it seems
reasonable to argue so. And / have
such a capacity for enjoyment that !
cannot believe that it can ever burn
itself out in this world at least
There have been times when this civil
war within me has threatened to kill
me. For / was keeping it bottled up.
/ have had no confidant But this very
setting it down on paper has seemed
or is it only an illusion--to have re-
| lievcd mci What-Oh, wonderful
thought-if it is beginning to set me
free? Free from hcartache, free from
pain and longing, free from the con
Stunning desire to see him again, to feel
his arms about me, his kisses on my
| lips, as l felt them that autumn day
such ages ago! That has grown to seem
to me the most desirable thing Of all
Everything ] have written has come
hard. 1t has been wrenchcd from me.
It has been like surgical operation
It has been like the throes of child =
birth. But now that almost all has
been told, the reaction has come. I am
beginning to feel as If were waking
up out OF dreadful sleep; as II ! were
looking about me, and seeing again that
the world Is beautiful beyond thought.
CONTINUED To}toRROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
ONCE AN ARTIST,
NOW 4 FAMOUS
SCREEN ACTRESS
BY CONSTANCE PALMER

A T THE Court Of St. James Betty
Blythe is to be presented, rs Queen
Of Sheba, 10 King George and Queen
Mary Of England. This is the pinnacle
of success, perhaps. to Miss Blythe. 1t
is an honor which has been accorded to
few American actresses. and perhaps to
no screen actress. President Harding
and Mrs. Harding were so pleased with
her performance in n private showing
of ''The Queen of Shcba" that they
expressed their desire to meet the star.
1t must be admitted that Miss Blythe
has had very interesting career. I
| believe she started out as an artist. and
spent some years in the Latin Quarter,
where she gained much Of her poise and
knowledge of the world. One would.
But her spectacular success has come
mainly in the last two years. since the
time she cast her lot with pictures.
There is an interesting story Of a time
in New York when she went vainly
from manager to manager, day after
day, looking for work.
Pauline Frederick next Sunday IL
going to hold rodeo on her Beverly
Hills estate. for the benefit of the
Children's Hospital in Los Angeles.
Mabel Normand. who. like Miss Fred
erick, is famous for her charitable
enterprises. will assist. They are both
big hearted. wonderful women, and de-
serve the affection OF their audiences
and CO operation of their colleagues.
A Scotch screen fan presented Frank
Mayo with wonderful piece of tweed,
and handsome Frank hied him to
tailor. The tailor took enough measure
ments to make battleship. and then
announced there wouldn't be enough
material to make patch pockets.
"Well," said Mr.. Mayo. good
naturedly, never mind the patch
pockets"
In the course of tailor's events the
suit was pronounced ready, and was
called for. Mr.. Mayo tried it on. Won
derful fit. Patch pockets. Mr.. Mayo
expressed his qualification. and pro-
claimed his admiration Of the tailor for
managing the pockets. Then he turned
around and looked at himself in the
glass. Name of name There was
no seat to the trousers The tailor Is
still on his way and probably will be
for some time, for Frank is large,
strong man!
T DON'T know whether it's because
l. he Is tcmperamental, or because it's
hot job, or because he thinks it's
safer, but the fact remains that Eric
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
PHOTOPLAYS
PHOTOPIAYS
PHOTOPI.AYs

The totWng
of
9aanx early @ 1 % nng h octEons ntE h ASK TOR the theatre 1z
Conpan O.
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and fastened my long hair up into a
loose coil. Remembering that | had
had nothing to eat all day, made my
self a cup of tea, and forced myself to
swallow 1t.
Then I took a hot bath, got myself
into a loose gown, and sat down to
think things over sobcrly and sancly.
The past, that ! thought dead. was
not dead. That was clear. Roland
Wellcs had become real to me again.
But was no longer filled with jealousy,
with rage, with desire.
How could I have acted as had
done, when you-who were innocent in
the matter-had made nm ideal of me?
And when l cared for YOU truly? But
could let YOU go blndly to him? That
was the question which ! set myself
to solve.
And that was how ! came to write
this. That was how came to tell you
my secret; that you might know the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

charge Of aH scenarios for Constance
Talmadoe.
THERE Is a shortage of directors at
l. preesnt, and for that reason salaries
nre particularly high In this line, but,
of course, direction is Il profession which
takes many years or study.
In beginning work on his picture, the
director first consults the studio man =
ager, who is really the head Of the em =
ployment office. The studio manager
consults with him as to the expenses of
the scenery and the length of time to be
spent in making the picture and then
summons the technical staff.
The technical staff of n studio is a
rather large assembly. There is the
art director, who plans the scenery the
technical man, who directs the building ;
the casting director, who selects the
actors; the electrician, who assists in
working out the lighting Effects the
laboratory superintendent, who must
supervise the developing Of the Aim !;
the cutters. who assemble the completed
film. and last. but not least, the cam
eraman.
OF course, there are hundreds Of
minor posts--assistant director, assist
ant camernman, property man, research
experts, locatio seekers, .and so forth.
The casting director Immediately
sends out n call for the types" de-
manded in the scenario. II possible, he
notifies the actors and actresses person
ally, but more often he is forced to get
in touch with them through the numer-
GUS agencies which act as brokers in
types"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
Daily Tabloid Talks to Fans @--
on Breaking Into the Mop;s.
BY JOHN EMERSON and ANITA Loos
Many Jobs Are Open in Movie World

The authors Of this series are the
famous Emerson and Loos, Bho haze
ioritten some Of the most successful
phofoplays. They nop haze fuH
charge Of all scenarios for Constance
TaI,n odoo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
Lubltsch Secures Larae Lot

The Ernest Lubitsch Film Company
has acquired about 100, 900 square yards
of ground near Stegltz, which is oc-
cunied at present by an Egyptian city,
which the director is building for the
filming of "Pharaoh's Wife" Palaces,
pyramids and sphinxes are being built
to n height Of 120 feet. About 5000
persons will be used in this production.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

doesn't do 1t just as preSs-agcnt stunt,
but because she really has the big ma
ternal heart that she displays on the
screen.
Even when she deserted pictures for
vaudeville she continued mothering. She
makes it point in every city she
visits to do something or other for n
Jewish orphan home there and usually
she does it without her press agent
knowing it If she can. But it's pretty
hard to fool a press agent.
She did it here some time ago. When
the 'fiu" epidemic was on one Of the
Jewish charitable organizations gathered
together twenty eight little children who
had been orphaned by the disease. Some
women collected funds and took a house
at 1880 South Sixth street and turned
it into n home for the kiddcs until per-
manent arrangements could be made.
Vera Gordon heard of it and visited
the house when she came here on her
vaudeville tour. She helped.
Now the little family of orphans has
outgrown its home and has sent another
appeal to the screen mother. And she
Is helping again. She has started work
in New York on another mother picture,
but she has fOGnd time to organize a con-
cert to be given in Atlantic City next
Sunday night and she is going to run
down there with little Miriam Battistu
and show how some Of the famous scenes
In "HumOresQue' were made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
ANSWERS to Questions
From Movie Fan,

Otesaga-John Barrymore ploved ~.
lead in Galsworthy's famous stoge nios IL,
Justice. 1t Is being seen on ~,
screen at present, with William Faver'
sham in the leading role. 'e''
Ted-Sylvia Ashton. Mary Alden md
Vera Gordon are all famous for tSo;a uds
mother roles on the screen. Al nro.sn.
Characterization OF mothers are pivirs
the vamp parts run for their monev
Adele Rowland IL n well-known since,
IN light opera and incidentally the wiis
of Conway Tearle. ""'
Curious-fou may be interested N
know that Betty Ross Clarke in priratS
life is Mrs. Arthur Collins. Her new
picture is Partners. She rocon.,,
played with Katherine Macdonald IN
Her Social Value" "
Peggy-Rudolph Valentino Is Mt pre,.
ent playing in THE Conouerinp Power"
His leading lady is Alice Terry. WIN
played opposite him in "The Fou,
Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Rudolnb
is ready to start work on "The Sheiko
Hulda C.-The G. NJ. Productions
Company is company formed to make
pictures for Lima Cayalieri, to be as.
sisted by her husband, Lucien Mura.
tore. the famous opera singer.
Moonlight and Honeysuckle"
was first played on the stage about two
years ago. Ruth Chatterton played the
lead. James Rennie, Dorothy Gish's
husband, played opposite her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

fo several she sending
Of
twenty five cents for the photograph downtown
Jewish orphan home
That the kind of real mother heart
sible to think Of her in any other than a mother
ONCE asked Miriam
pest o. al she had played "ith tmd she Gns~ed
'lcrG Godon NO don't like Just
mother, mhcm you'c with her,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18

Nowadays you We got TO De mother.
That lets you and me out, Percy. It's
sad but true this isn't our year. Since
about the middle of last season the
only stars who have made really big
hits are the women who play mother
to about half dozen children. The
more children they have to mother, the
bigger hit they make. If some one had
formed the Hubbard Film Company he
would have made fortune. | refer
to Mother Hubbard, not Elbert.
1t certainly is odd the way these
movie styles come in waves of popu-
larity. We've had waves of Kaiser
films, waves of miracle men, waves
of spirits l'm talking psychology now,
Geraldine; not what you think ] ami
waves Of everything else.
Now it's mothers. We've seemingly
rcvolted at the artiiicinlity of the ma
chine made scenario and have suddenly
come back to earth. We don't want
deep dyed villains now. There are
mighty few of us who meet such
scoundrcls in real life and we've grown
tired Of seeing them scowing Mt us
from every screen.
We have swung back to demand
for the clean, simple things of life We
have suddenly remembered that the grass
grows green in the homes of our in
fancy and the little children, and the
little kittens, and the little chickens and
the little cverythings romp about joy
Il a cabaret orchestra jazz Samson and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-18
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME

BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

llERE II
L
cleft chin and changed
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-30
CAMERA DE COMERT ST
n MdIGRANTII.

Comitetul imigrarii al Cameri
de Comert pregateste un project
de lege care ar substitui legea ac-
tuala ce reguleaza imigrarea 81
care expira in l Iulie 1922.
Carl Osborne, presedintcle a.
cestui cOmitet declarat ca legca
Dillingham;, care e acum in vi
goare, limiteaza imigrarea la 3 la
suta numarului streinilor &c Sc
afla in aceasta tara. Dim aceasta
cauza Sc fac multe nedreptati caci
legea s'a pus prea repede in vi.
goare 81 nu s'au putut lua masuri
effective de impiedica aglomera.
rea imigrantilor. Astfel Sc intam.
pla ca cotele lunare au fost ime.
dat depasite.
I'm zilele trecute" a zis o.
borne, ~ ''numai Gu mare greu.
tate am putut ssigura eliberares
de la Ellis Island a unei familit
care q trait timp de 8 ami in Gle
veland 81 care era sa fie deportati
deoareee s'a implinit Gotta tari
respective"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-30
q aniverSare
Scrlsorse D-l,i NcoIae Iorga
cdtre R0ntdni din America.

REI AM san impnit della lberarea Ardeaului sau mai
bne, multimlor dc terani ronani carl de me suta
erau sufletu 81 char trspu robi Ia un neam
aspru 81 nemiostiv
Ce mare 81 Stint lucru Cine putut crede ca att de
repede 50 desma regat care apara sranicie
nafonasmu fio al unui popor nsufleit de nebuna iu
bre de sne de ua ara margeni de adanc dispre
faa de alte neam Ce cre4ut Roman din acee
par umilite 81 apasate daca doua dupa alegere acute
Gu pusa in mlocul raxboiulu cand eei nevnovate
istoviau in nchisoarea tadatoror lar sot fra fiji lor
pieriau in pusul penu mandra Habsbugor 81 bucu
ria Unguror capatat sofia ca in curind cop vor merge
coa romaneaca fa ncio piedeca udecae Sc vor face
in ba poporulu camuor ntelege aceasi graiu
Gu camu lar pc oce publice vutuu Roaniei unite va
lua locul coroanei Gu crucea str1mba
Totus att de trecut aceasta aniversare! In Bucu
resti uitata, in Ardeal aproape nebagata in sama.
Int aceasta poara vna saracia gre unora asaltu la
bogan capatate al ceoral dar 81 carmuire in care
trebues spunem 81 tare 81 in auzul ator neamu RO
MANU- MA DAT Pc DEPARTE, CE ARE MAI BUN ST
MAI UNSTIT
Asa find motiv sd desnada jduim Puteau so faca
Ung carl in de atitea veacu iar della noua trezire
la vaa Statuui lor de aea decen scoseser la upta pc
ce mai destonic al lor 81 putuser& da aceeas rata
c 81 aceleas grese Gu moi asa Ceia Sc vede acum
si pace-arata ca inca acelora carl au con-
veni toate ae Caci suntem un popor
destept 81 bland.
Cine sd vie mai repede cea adauge credina
devotamentul pentu reforma moa carl prea multi lip
sit pana acum N. IORGA.
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|. NECROLOG

Gu adanca durere aducem la
cunostinta incetarea din yiata a
fratelui Petru Dicu din comuna
Sibiel judetul Sibiu, Romania, ra-
posat IN ziua de "a Dec. 1921 pc
care il deplange intristata sa sotie
Tudora 81 copii Ana, Petru, Maria,
Paraschiva, OLYMPIA, George 81
Constantin, precum si toti mem
bri Soc. U. r. Ard. & Transilva-
neana din Alliance, Ohio. In Pa
trie il deplange unicul sau frate
Teodor Dicu. Inmormantarsa q
avut loc Marti q Dec. 1921. Ser.
viciul religios fost oficiat de
catra prectul local Alexandra
Munarean.
Fie-i tarina usoara 81 memoria
binecuvantata.
Pentru Soc. U. R. Ardeleans &
Transilvaneana din Alliance. o.
2. / Matte, presedinte.
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Cum a cazut
guvoTnuI Avorescu

Ziarul "Indreptarea" organul
Partidului Poporului Gu data de
Is Decembrie, care. MIA sosit ieri
arata cauzele carl au provocat ca.
derea guvernului Averescu.
Din cauze pc carl membrii gu.
vernului nu le-au arafat nici la con.
sfatuirea majoritatilor 81 n 'au volt
sa califice faptul, d. Take Ionescu
ministru de externe, 81 d. Misu
Antonescu, ministru de justitie
si-au dat demisia din guvern.
Aceste demisiuni, natural au
produs 0 criza ministeriala, dar in
timpuri normale n ar fl produs ca
derea unui guvern, locurile vacan-
tie S ar Fl putut complecta GU altii
in situatia actuala insa au provocat
retragerea guvernului. d. gene
raj Averescu, primul ministru
prezentandu-se la palat expus 81
tuatia 81 intrebat pc regele daca
prin demisia celor dol ministri "se
poate considera guvernul in intre-
gime in criza" 81 lisa respuns ca
.da.
In fata acestui raspuns, primul
ministru a prezentat Regelui de.
misia 1ntregului cabinet. 81 dupa
decisiunea luata la consfatuirea
majoritatilor a recomandat regelui
pc Generalul Coanda, presedintele
Senatului, GU formarea unui nou
minister.
Guvernul demisionat in zius
de Is Dec, dupa amiaza.
Mai departe, din ziarul sus a.
mintit, nu putem afla amanunte
daca Regele a fnsarcinat sau nu
Pc generalul Coanda Gu formarea
cabinetului.
Ceeace a urmat, formarea guver-
nului Take Ionescu am anuntat la
timp. 81 dupa cum Sc vede din dis
cutiunea urmata Ia consfatuirea
majoritatilor, este probabil ca GU
vernul Take Ionescu sa Fl demisio-
nat, dupa cum s'a svonit, neavand
sprijinul majoritatii parlamentului
81 Regele a nurnit un alt guvern
care Sc faca noui alegeri.
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PATRONII MINELOR
DE CARBUNI REFUZA
CEREREA UNIUNILOR

Columbus, 0. 30 Dec. = All
Is'a PRINT aici stirea ca patronii
minelor de carbuni din Pennsyl.
vania refuzat sa Sc intruneasca
GU functionarii uniunilor lucrato.
rllor mineri sa negocieze 0 noua
intelegere.
Actlu'nea patronilor din Penn,
sylvania a urmat in urma refuzu-
lui patrOnilor de mine de carbuni
din Ohio de Sud sa ia parte la O
adunare ceruta de John l.. Lewis
preSedmtele Lucratorilor Mineri
Unit. Adunarea trebuea sa sc tina
in Pittsburg in ziua de 6 Ianuarie
la care urma sd la parte patronii
de mine din statele Ohio, Penn
sylvania de vest, Indiana 81 Iii.
nOis.
Minerii din Ohio au notificat
functiOnarii uniunilor ca I'm viitor
Ell nu Sc vor uni Gu patronii dil
alte state in o intelegere comuna
GU priyire la conditiuni de munca
81 leafa. Eli spun ca vor negocia
numai pentru Ohio 81 vor sd des,
fiinteze sistemul de refine din
leafa lucratorilor cotele lunare
Dentru uniuni