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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
Baltimore GrandvieW
Paving Is Accepted;
Refunds Authorized
c.tizens Protest Against Porch privilege
to nick Bedway
Final Report Mado-Cther Business OF
Council Session

city council held i busy session last
evening tn" ordinance FOR the ASSESS
ment Of property holders on baltimore
street uctMvrU Eleventh and Th.rivrAih
rt"rcts Tor III" recent l@NIuE. Was
adopted. The same action WAS iIkHH
II the pavtnE OF GraudVicw street. be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth street
Council ordered money rctuWIcd 10 u
uumhcr Of PERSONS who paid the city
treasurer and later found assessments
80 &c crruucuIs.
Protest Made
When an ordinance was read last
nigh; granting Nick Bcdway the right
to erect 4 porch In the rear or his
home at No. @lIS Main street, Sol RoS-
ynSerG ;lnU a number OF other property
owners Of that nciEhburhood protested
against the granting Of permI"SI' H.
Councilman B!ppus. one Of the m"m"crS
a., the C,.ln!rIltce. stated that he cou'u
see no reason why permit should No'
&c granted. lie stated that the Porrh
was is feet above the ground and mat
the alley was 20 feet VIDE while the
orch was not more than three ircI
Wide. He also stated that the closest
building to the porch Is from six to
..ght feet. The porch has already been
ul!lt and did not wait for permission.
Mr. Rosenberg. speaking on hehaf oil
he property owners, stated that Tue
orch was used as a storage space LhaI
Il garbage can that leaked was "ont'n-
uously placed on the porch; that tue
work was done by nnsl He'd labor, th"'
secondhand lumber was used and that II
was very unsightly and that 1t was al
ways used TO store tubs. etc. C"uhC"-
man Beans moved thar the matter he re-
ferred bacl To the committee first APP
pointed. fancy and B!prus voted against
this motion on roll call
Lights on Riley Hill
A committee appointed 10 investigate
tho petitions Of residents Of Riley HUI
road above Warwood. asking for lGhtS'
recommended last night. through Ehalr-
man Hilton. that three lights be IN
stalled on this road.
Fiscal Report
City Manager Homer {. CraE" submit
ted a statement Of the City's fiSc'l az
fairs as Of December I, showing the
appropriations. total expended and bal
once unexpcndcd from each approprla-
ton. These uneApended balances fol-
low:
6cnora1 CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14
r,irhts on Riley Hill

A committee appointed TO inveStiEalc
tho petitions of residents Of Riley ltlH
road above Warwooh. asking for l'GhtS'
last night through CHAIR
man Hilton. that three lights be IN
-, ,hiS r6a1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

Designs 1sk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

A Of Bar Pins. Solid Gold and Platinum
blue white diamonds, prices SASoo
p to $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-14

All Platinum Wedding
Rings. 5. : and 90 dia mcnl.
around $3.50 and up 10
$3.50
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28

CHAPTER xIII.-Evidence accumulates
that Norcross' enemies are plotting his
death, but against all advice he decides
on a trip on a special train over the line.
"A pilot engine, travelling ahead, discovers
displaced rail which would have thrown
the special down a mountain side. Nor
cross hears for the first time that Sheila
Macrae is married: He refuses to believe
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28

81 .gTSaSs 49, Y9ASsSA 7lAgsMBN
0fcloHg IL pnss uaursasns was. ~e pulieG
in, 1t seemed as If the whole town had
got the word and was down at the
station to meet us.
couldn't see Mrs. Sheila's face
when the major helped her off at the
platform; hersveil was still down. But
I did hear her low-spoken words to the
boss, whispered while they e car
rying Collingwood and Hatch, and two
Of the others, who were past help. out
to the waiting string of dead-wagons.
II shall go east with the body to-
morrow-today, l mean-if the strik-
ers will let you run a train, and,
Cousin Basil will go with me. We may
never meet again, Graham, and for
that reason / must say what I have to
say now. Your opportunity has come.
The man who could do the most to de-
feat you is dead, and the strike will
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28
SETS MENTAL RECORD.
Scores 212 Points In f3 Minutes In
Army's Intelligence Test at Wash
ington University.

Seattle, Wash.-John Nolan, forty
three years old. Il student in the engia
neering department OF the federai
board Of vocational training i I the
University of Washington, former SAIL
or and lumherjack, has established a
new record IN the army's sAiphan
intelligence test, with aSperfect score
of "a. points In l3 minutes, II was
announced ~ The university here.
The hest epreyIous score hi the
psychology test was 207 points III
seventeen minutes, made by i Yale
professor. II was stuffed, The hest
previous student score Was 2pa and
the average for university men and
army officers II ia5, according II eeal
nsyeholpglsls,
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28

do the rest. If l were you, I should
neither eat nor sleep until / had
thought Of some way to take the rail-
road out of the hands of those who
have proved that they are not worthy
to own It,"
I didn't know, just then, how much
or little attention Mr.. Norcross was
paying to this mighty good. clear
headed bit Of business advice. What
he said went back TO that saying Of
hers that they might never meet again.
"We must meet again-sometime
and somewhere" h said. And then:
Il did my best: God knows I did my
best, Sheila. ! would have given my
own life gladly if the giving would
have saved Collingwood's. Don't you
believe that?"
I shall always believe that you are
one of Gods own gentlemen, Graham"
she said, soft and low; and then the
major came to take her away.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28
Town Banished Cats,
Now 0verrun by Rats

The little town of Sunshine
Valley, w. Va, is oyerrun with
rats and mice as the result of
having banished its cats. Huge
property damage has been done
by the invading army of rodents
and traps have been used with
only moderate success.
There used to be cats in Sun
shine Valley, but owners, moved
by a simultaneous impulse APP
parently, disposed of their pets.
Then came the pests, with the
feline guard gone, and the losses
suffered have been alarming.
The few cats still left in Sum
shine Valley r watched with
jealous care and their owners
are i%mportuned for loans.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-07-28

CHAPTER I.-Graham Norcross, rail-
road manager, and his secretary, Jimmie
Dodds. are marooned at Sand Creek sid
and her small cousin. Unseen, they wit
moss IA peculiar train holdup. in which
a special car is carried off.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12
FOUR YOUTHS COME
TO Grief IN AUTO
Young Men Ar
rested BY Police For
Drunkenness

-Four Chicago youths out for good
ti1uc came to grief at about o'clock
Iast evening at the corner Of Holman
street and Conkcy avenue when tho
car In which they were riding caught
Ia the car tracks at the corner and
turned turtle pinniuE the mon be-
meath. Fortunately no ono was seri-
ously injured The men are william
Dyyer. 41l9 ". Van Buren st.; Rich
ard NJ. BIoyd, $50 S. Albany ST.; Ru-
dolph B Schoenherr. 4453 rark ave,
owner Of the car. and William F.
Hartnett. 2823 Flurnoy st.
The men were driving north on Hon
man street and attempted to make the
turn on Conkey uvenue when the
track The light machine turned
Attorney Dan NIorans yard. cutting
down a small tree. 1t Is alleged that
moonshine was responsible for tne
mishap
The mcn we're rushed Is Dr. Gro-
mans Office and given first ald 1t
was found that their injuries were not
as serious as wAs at FIRST supposed,
Then. as the boys were c1nrratuIatlr-
themselves on their lucky escape Il
Gordon Of policemen walked in and
bore them am away t. tai This
morning IN the city court they paid
fines Of S15 each FOR DRUNKENNESS
The car is badly smashed and WIZ
require extensive repairs before IL can
be taken back to Chicago. It ls a.
miracle that some ~ the party were
not killed Or seriously injured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12
LABOR IS
EXPECTED
TO co OUT
Many Lines Of Industry Plan
Action On First Day
Of May.
~ M1LnNED MORRIS

fsrkFF CORRESPONDENT g. n. 5EFYicEi
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Strikes "l
far reaching Importance VIII mark
May day in the United States unless
pending controversies over wage and
other agreements are settled.
complete tie-up of Atlantic and
Gulf coast ships. strikes that will
amount to almost Il national tie-up of
the building operations and n nation
wide waIkout OF the printing trades
from the big 5obbing and publishing
houses arc threatened.
WORKING CONTACTS EXPIRE.
Working and wage contracts held
by a large part of labor expire May ]
labor leaders said today. and many
lesser strikes are looked for in view
of the movement to reduce wages
A strike OF seamen, marine enEi-
neers and other labor on coastWise
steamships. plying the Atlantic and
the gulf depends on conferences held
this week The arrnistice which re-
suited in calling or the recent strike
Of ocean going and Long Island SQUAD
tug boats will end May l.
The building trades in many cities
are refusing wage reductions and
threatening strike where contracts e1-
pire OF May day.
PRINTERS WANT a. HOURS.
~ 44-nour week or no work" is the
ultimatum of the printing trades and
there will be no backing down. David
T. Davies. secretary treasurer OF the
international Bookbindcrs' union, de-
clared today.
There will be a walkout affecting
nearly every big jobbing and publish
ing house in Tho covDtr,, ,,,Toa. 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12
POLICE CLEAR-UP
BOLD ROBBERIES
Chandler and Lacy Mys-
teries Brought to Light
BY Austgen's Men

south side robberies were cleared
ID further yesterday with the arrest
OF q man IN Chicago and the recovery
OF a largo part Of the loot stolen from
the homes of Fred Chandler, 40 De
trott street, and William Lacey, 1211
Moraine avenue. These two burglaries
are among the largest ever made in
Hammond. AT the Chandler home q
total OF $1,000 worth Of loot was taken
and the Baceys lost over $4,000 worth
Of property. mostly belonging to rne
trousseau Of Miss Cecilia Lacey. who
IS to be married on the goth Of this
month The thief made away with
practically everything that the youne
lady owned, even including her
platinum wedding ring.
The Hammond police have been
quietly working on these cases ana
had traced their man to ChicaE
where he was picked up yesterday
The name of the robber viii not be di-
vulged al present as the police expect
to make further arrests.
The captured thief has a long rec
ord. He has committed burglaries in
South Send, Elgin and Aurora III
and many other cities. Like Charies
sometimer who robbed tile John IL
Fitzgerald home last fall. this man Is
registered in the BertiIion files ot
many cities throughout the country
large amount Of the stolen goods
had been shipped TO New York for
sale and Will have to be traced. John
Lotzer who was captured y few days
ago and who confessed to the Lamp
reH and Pearson rohberies. has ship
ped some Of the loot obtained t. his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
BELLENILLE. Ill., April IA
Leonard Keller, 66. wealthy farm.
ar. with his ankles bound and his
hands strapped to his body, was
found shot - death on his farm.
four miles northwest Of here early
today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12
BOARD IN SESSION

IaFE~ThL TO TIE TIMEs1
GROWN POINT, Ind. April 12-
Paving Of south Holman street. Ham
snond. from the end Of the asphalt
boulevard at Standard avenue. to the
Ridge road. was asked in a petition
presented to the board of county com
n2issionrrs by Mat Humpfer. Harry
Morgenau and other property owners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12
DEATH CURVE
IS SCENE Of
ACCIDENT
South Bound Train Hits Auto
And Kills Two
Children.

: rur,A 4 LAKE,, April I2.-Tragedy
"a. x4.ited upon little band OF
eanDv-ro-luclzy nonads yesterday af-
..rnoon when southbound Monon
svsr struck a light automobile q a
0vnsv caravan on the dangerous
vrade crossing at the north end OF
~. Iake where Ex-sherin Fred Car
ter was killed several years ago.
TWO ARE KILLED.
TWO four year old children were
leuIed ana an older boy miraculousiy
escaped death after being dragged be
meath tho engine for nearly quarter
a a mile. The dead are saloTna
spearmlller, 4. and John Miller. I. The
injured boy is Pete spearmiller, Z.
The Gypsy fathex and mother Of the
SDearTnfller children we're both severe
lv injured, each sustaining a leg frac-
ture, cuts, bruises and tho woman re-
ceiving a scalp wound that may be a
fracture,
RABFys BODY ON PILOT.
The middle car of the trio Of ma
chimes IN which the itinerant farriers
travelled was the one that the pilot Of
tho engine hit and completely shatter-
"a Tho body Of the little Girl VAS
carried on THE engine and the boy 81
the of the same age was thrown thirty
wards away. The horrible scene was
hielded from view by a cloud OF
feathers from the bed-clothes carried
in the car and BY fying shreds Of ex
pcnsive silks and satins The father
who was driving the car and the
mother who sat beside him were
thrown into the ditch.
LEFT FOR HAMMOND.
The gypsies gathered the dead and
injured into the other cars and LETT
at once for Hammond where medica
attendance was given the wounded by
DR. A, J. Miller at whose office ou
Calumet avenue they made their first
stop. They were pursued into Ham
mond by deputy sheri0s who had ar
rived at the scene Of the tragedy Just
as the Monon train was pulling away
The gypsies camped last night at
Sharpshooter's Park. Hammond
Rich silks were found in tho
wrecked car and they are believed to
have been stolen. A passenger on the
train after Il had stopped found
pocketbook lying on the right Of way
filled with goldpieces. The caravan
consisted Of two Fords and a Dodge
machine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12

Delivered By TIMES Carriers IN
Hammond and west Hammoua,
soc Per Month. On Streets aud
News Stands, &C Per Copy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12
WAY DAY IS TO HERALD IMPORTANT
THE WEATHER

Increasing cloudiness with p1"o-
ably showers 10 North ANA central
portions tonight or Wednesday
warmer in south portion toniEhti
cooler In north and. central por-
tions wednesday,.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12

WALTER RILEY IF Past Chicago and
~ M Turner Of Hammond are members
2f the committee arranging the Indiana
Society dinner at the Drake Hotel Sat
-Irdat..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12

TIE Cohen Variety store On sta,~
street. VIII soon be thing ~ the past
for crowds visiting the closing out sale
are rapidly glutting the room Of its
stocli
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12

MELVIN MONNETT has announced
that he viii post bulletins On the Hob
man street road race IN the window Of
his smoke shop
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-12

HAMMOND police are selling tickets
fer thcir seventh annual ball which Will
be held the evening of May 18th at thc
Lyndora Hotel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
AMERICAS MAKING
oRUPUL RoMANEsC.
Comitetul de Expozitie.

Pc ziua de % Octombrie, Conf
tetul de expedite al Grupului Ro-
manesc Isl va muta sediul sau, din
Pittsburgh, Ia New York, cores.
pondentele urmand sa fie adresa-
te in viitor: $50 Madison Avenue
New York City. =
Comitetul de expozitie multu-
meste GU acest prilej tuturor acc
lora, carl au binevoit sd trimeata
relatiuni 81 tuturor, celor, earl an
contribuit Gu tesaturi 81 broderii,
pentru expozitiunea romaneasca.
Multumim in special Doamne-
lor Elisabeta Porta din Farrell,
Paraschiva Muntean din Homes
tead 81 Sofia Blotor din Wood
lawn, carl an binevoit sd ne puie
la dispozitiune lncruri romanesti,
de valoare artistica deosebita.
p. Dem. Dimancescu,
Presedinte Ad-Interim al Conlite-
tulni de Expozitie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
De ale z|LEI

Pind ocum p,.esupunerIe nod-
sire n'aM dat gres. Rominasii ,,ostri
Sc tin bine, fruai,ind pc fiecare II
citc-un material pcntru aceastd
rubricd. Astdsi primim din Akron,
o., mmdtorxl rdvas:
Iubite die P0scu:
Tincm dc-G nOastyI d0t0rintd ca
sd-ti transnlitem admirutia a,oaStrd
pcntru Initiation uuei colecte pen
tru Unipersitatc Populard la Va
LEM de Munte,c Sc poarte numele
marelui istoric 81 gigan'ulM luptd-
tor al cauzei Ron,inilor de pretuti-
dcn, Profesorul Nicolae Iorga.
Aldturdm nsicul nostru obol pen
tn an frun,os scop 81 cn adcudrat
national.
PrimeSte tc rugdm toqtd stima
n0dstrT
loan Flocsiu,
DR.. l.. Viorean,
DR.. Il. L. Viorean,
Akron. D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
PERSPECTIVA PENTRU
RETRAGEREA ORDINULUI
GREVEI GENERALE.

Dupa telegramele de All din Chi
cagO, sunt semne imbucuratoare ca
Sc va putea ajunge la fntelegere in
tre companiile cailor ferate 81 frun-
taSii muncitorilor.
Consiliul Muncei este insarcinat
de presedintele Harding &c aduca 0
so]utie in cauza 81 dupa cite s'a zis,
presedintele Harding . hotarit Sc
aplice Gu rigoare decisiunea Consi-
linlui.
Sc crede ca Consiliul Muncei va
cere imediata' reducere a tarifulli,
dupa recomandatia Comisiunei In
tcrstate 81 retragerea pretentiunei
cailor ferate pentru noua redn.
cere lefurilor.
Presedintele Harding zice sd nici
patronii 81 nici lucratorii nu pot
ignora decisiunea Consiliului Mum
cei, 81 calea ferata Pennsylvania Sc
socoteste de acun vinovata ca q cal
sat dsoisiunile Consiliului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
unguri
Arde|eni spe|eaza Ia
Soc. NatiuniIor

Intr 'un numar trecut al ziaru.
lui nostru ne-am ocupat de do.
leantele maghiarilor fata de re-
forma agrara, aratand atat do.
leantele lor, cat 81 adevarul fata
de aceste ''doleante" inchipuite.
Ziarul "Ujsag" din 20 Sept.
aduce stirea, CD Federatia Ma
ghiara hotarit sd sc adrcseze in
aceasta chcstiune la Liga Natiu-
nilor 1nyitand 81 pc svabi 81 sasi
sd Sc solidarizeze Gu danSii in
aceasta chestiune, pentru saliva
marble privilegii ce AL avut pand
acum, aduncand intre altcle exem
plul comunitatii maghiare din ju-
detul Clue care dispune de 10000
ha. pamant, care acum conform
dispozitiunilor REFORMED agrare
vor Fl appropriate.
Ce ar zice 1nsa romanii din
Clue daca maghiarilor LEAN lasa
10000 ha. pamant 81 astfeI lor Mi
le-am putea da nimica?
(Din ''Vointa").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
FEMEIE tNSELATA


ORA Berta johnson, 186OO Sira-
cusa Ave-, "a plins astazi politiai
ca fost escrocata de $l8.75 de un
individ care la promis ca ii va da
@ slujba.
Pungasul ia zis ca are pentru ca
opositie de Matrona la CARA New
York Central, 81 d-ra johnson ia
dat banii ca depozit pcntru nifor-
ma ,lecesara.
Saptamina trecuta au mai fost
pugasite doua femei tot in felul D
costa 81 Sc presupune de acelas
pungaS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, 19 Oct.
Presedintele Harding fost promo
vat doctor onorific in dreptul la
universitatea William and Mary de
aici. Acest titlu la fost oferit de
d-rul j. c. Chandler, presedintele
universitatii.
fmbracat in toga de doctor, pre-
sedintele Harding adresat vor-
bire pima de enthusiasm relevind ro-
lul ce la avut aceasta universitate
in astoria tarii. fnainte de ce a We
nit la universitate, presedintele
Harding, stind in orktown in locul
unde lordul Cornwallis s'a predat
ell fortele sale britane generalului
Washington in 1871, adresat o
vOrbire in care a arafat necesitatea
prietiniei anglO-americane. FL a.
ratat strinsele legaturi dintre aceste
tari in decursul rasboiului mondial
care lea arafat ca trebuie sd NEAR
ga impreuna inainte pentru saliva
rea civilizatiei. Ell a amintit 81 de-
spre rolul Frantei pentru salvarea
umanitatii 81 despre ajutorul ce "a
dat totdeuna popoarelor earl au
luptat pentru drept 81 libertate.
| Asa PRINT 81 Statele Unite aju-
torul eli in timpul revolutiei.
| Harding a declarat ca participa-
rea Statelor Unite in rasboiul mon
dial a fost inevitable. Ell pledat
pentru unitatea internationala care
e bazata pc unitatea nationala.
Presedintele Harding, imbracat
in haina universitara, fost condus
prin curtea cladirii Wrenn, cea mai
veche cladire universitara din tara,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20
SuCCeSe electorate

Partidul national din Ardeal,
fara pune 0 candidatura oficia-
la, d izbutit, acum cateva sapta-
mani, sa aleaga intr 'un cerc din
Ardeal pc candidatul sau, care Il
lasat foarte mutt in urma pc
'omul generalului''. Daunazi la
Tulcea, alegatorii romani 81 cei-
lalti, au preferat celor dol averes-
cani - caci erau dol, discipline
in aceasta adunatura find pc alo-
curl total desfiintata - un candi-
dat teranist. 81, daca situatia va
mai continue, Sc vor mai insemna,
GU siguranta, astfel de manifesto.
til, la care Sc pot adaugi succeSe
liberale ceva mai vechi.
Partidele respective sc man.
dresc Gu aceste resultate. 81 ele sc
grabesc generalisa pentru pu.
tea spune ca simpatiile corpului
electoral sc indreapta, consistent
81 lamurit, intro anume parte.
Sa fie asa? Biruitorii in aceasta
lnnta Snnt namani fsra nnnulari,
tate. D. |. Lapadatu, un eminent
economist, II are mimic din calita.
tile omului popular, lar fratele
d-lui DR.. Lupu ma rostit nici
odata un cuvint la 0 1ntrunire pu.
blica 81 ma scris un ripd de pole.
mica, lar la Tulcea e cunoscut cal
d-ta 81 cat mine.
Poate ideile? AS vrea 50 vad {
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

data ce s "a slobozit alta a sarit a
fara un arc della un capt. al cutiei
81 Blanchard a auzit un zgomot ca
de sf1rleaza.
Privind in cutie, valetul care in
timpul razboiului fost soldat in
arlnata engleza, a vazut o granata
de NINA Valetul aruncat cutia in
baie, unde a explodat inainte de a
atinge- granata ausumeaua. Valetul
a fost trintit pc dusumca 81 o buca-
ia de granata ia intrat in pulpa
piciorului sting.
I'm halat mare de baie fost
fasiat in petice. Bucati de granata
All patruns prin baia de fer 81 all
ga,lrit usa de fer della alta in
trare in camera bali. Oglinzile 81
tavanul All fost facute tandari.
Politia a fost instintata indata
81 in citeva minute casa S a umplut
de dctectivi. I'm Otter a pccetluit
usa della camera dc dormit 81 la
sat dol pazitori la usa. Peste o ju-
matate ora d-nu Herrick volt sa
Sc Embrace Gu hainele de seara dar
detectivii nu Eau lasat sc intre in
camera 81 a trebuit Sc piece in hal
nele pc carl lie poarta peste ri.
Dupa citeva minute della pleca-
rca d. Herrick a VENT gcneralul
Pershing, care auzise noutatea, sa-
81 exprime bucuria ca d. Herrick a
scapat cu'yiata. IN timpul serei au
VENT reprezentantii Presedintelui
Millerand 81 al Premierului BRAND
sd exprime regeretele lor pentru
incidental intimplat
Prefectul Leuiller insarcinat
cinzeci de detectiyi sd cerccteze ca
zul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-20

poate merge drept la inima popo,
rului din frumosul program teo-
retic al partidului national din
Ardeal, lar teranul care ar gasi
deosebirea de idei dintre demo-
cratia averescana 81 pea teranista
acela inertia un premiu.
Nu, voturile de care Sc vor-
beste sunt simple voturi de opera
tie. Tara satula de nemai pome-
nitul desfriu al gllvernarii actua-
lie, 'brutala, hoata 81 proasta. Ea-i
mai attribute 81. suferinti pc care,
cinstit vorbind, nimeni nu lie poa-
te impiedeca 81 din cauza carora
ca voteaza contra lui 'Avrelescu'
All cum vota Gu enthusiasm pentru
"Avelescu'' ieri.
Gel carl vor veni' Ia Guvern sa
lea seama. Popularitatea Tor in
functime de indreptarea relelor
aetuale. Altfel ca nu va dura nici
cateva luni de zile inaintea unui
orgoliu de partid neintelegator
pentru necesitatile colaboratiilor
loiale. n. Iorga.
(Din IN. Romanesc").