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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21

'Societatile straine ale C. F.
Particulare carl isi au sediul in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
.S'TIRI DIN.
PAIRIlE.

/ Gu meepere de la Aprilie di-
rectiunile financiare din Ardea!
Sc vor transforma in administra
til financiare.
Comerciantii carl fac comert cu
masuri 81 greutati, conform legll
noui. trebuesc sd sc adreseze Ia
ministerul din Bucuresti ipentru
exercitarca acestul comert.
Regia Monopo,ului Statullui "a
hotarit sd plateasca din fondul
pc care la creiat anume, despa-
gubiri pentru grindina 81 foe tu-
Juror cultivatorilor earl au fost
pagubiti anru trecut.
Zilele acestea s "a pus in consul
matte in -Ardeal tutun de lux 81
regal lipsit de nicotina, prodllsul
Fabricei de tutun din Cluj, carl
si-a acomodat masinile pentru 0
fabricatie speciala.
sSecretariatul general al Finan-
telor din Ardeal va da in scurt
timp un comunicat asupra darilor
directe carl trebuesc sa Sc pla-
teasca statului. Pana acum inca
nu "a hotarit mimic in accasta
privinta.
Atragem atentia comisiunei
centrale de expropriere din Ar
deal asupra faptului ca multi din
eel ce au luat pamanturi de cul-
tura lie negligeaza Gu intentiunea
de-a lie pastra pentru pasunatul
vitelor.
Directiunea regionala c. F. r.
deschis in calea Victoriei 10 nn
nou ours de limba romano pentru
fumctionarii G. F. r. Cursul s'a
inceput la q Martie c.
O fabrica de sulfat de Cupru
din Ardeal oferit Directiunei
Agricultural din Cluj, 30 vagoane
stlfat de Cupru Gu pretul de IL
lei so bani kgr. loco fabrica. Con-
silieratele agricole au fost in
Stiintate in acest sens pentru a
inlesni pc viticultorii interesati.
fSocietatile straine ale C. r.
Paftlclllare carl Isl All Spdnll I'm
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
TOT BARBATII
MAI Al DRACULUI


Cand coana Sta vazu pc nea
Mia Pitpalac ca intra in curte Gu
0 jigodie dupa dansul incurajand-o
cu vorba: "Cutu! Cutu!" ii 81
sari tandara:
- Din &c madam al mai adunat
81 pc potaia asta? Sc vede: ca lar
teal matosit cum tie obiceiul, 81
s Eau tinut cainii din maala dupa
tine, nepricopsitule.
Taci, bre, muere, ca n am
baut nici macar o cinzeaca... Viu
della lucru. Stu 81 Ell de unde so
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21

Ei, 81 trebnia sa mil aducl
plocon, tontulei Da eel aicea
stana9 Nici macar caine de curte
Iu e. O javra Mars d'aici potae.
Stai ca-ti arat Ell!
81 coana Sita apucand despi-
catura de lenfn, vru so repeza in
bietll catel, care Sc facuse CHEM
langa picioarele hui nea Mia.
Lasa-l IA, &c al 7nebunit? Sc
rasti nea Mia care prinsesc mila
de cainp, luand batul din mana
coanei Sta. Tu nici m stii ce cal
ne G asta! adaoga dansul avand o
subita inspiratie.
- Caine pentru hingher! Ce fel
sa fie altfel! striga coana Sta 81
mai furioasa. Lasa ca-i fac de
petrecanie.
-'Ba sa-ti vezi de treaba! Ha-
bar n 'ai!.. Cand la vazut nea Ia
Sc, carciumarul, stii ca vinator,
mia zis: Braves, Nita. De unde
l-ai furat, ma! Pal stii tn ce caine
de rasa E asta! E jigarit de ne
mancare. Saracul. Da sal 1ngri-
jesti 81 pc urma sa vezi tn ce iese
din ell.
- Sa-ti fie n mas GEO esi! bo-
dogani coana Sta, Tai potolita 0
leaca 81 ducandu-se la bucatarie.
- Ce ma, Azorica, - asa il
botezase dumnealui te bate in
tr'una. al? infreba regulat nea Nj
ia ne bietul catel care cum il SIM
tea intrand pc poarta ii sarea in
nainte de prin colturile nnde Sc
ascundea de frica coanei Sta, care
de mancare aproape nu-i da, -dar
din bataie il ingrijea de mai multe
ori pc zi!.. Ce sa faci, ma Azorica,
daca eu lipsesc toata ziua de acasa Z
Rabda 81 tn, ca 81 Ell multe mai
rabd 81 vino sa-ti dea nen 'tu man.
care.
Era un scandal zilnic in casa din
cauza canelui. Coana Sta dadea
tot ce avea pisicei, - 81 mai arun-
ca resMl pc fhfis Ia gunoi, numai
sa nu gaseasca nea Nita sal dea
ceva. lar dack il vedea pc acesta
ca opreste ceya in taller, apoi sa
te til gura 81 searta:
- Da ce! ~ cheltuesc pc man.
care ca sd dai4la csinil Cine tea
pus sd aduci jigodiile de pc stra-
da? Dull la birt sa manance, daca
al parallel.
M odata Azorica era sa fie eau
"a unei parueli numard "aint. "
Nea Mia Sc luase de ganduri.
- Nu mai casa, dom lie, lad !!
Sc tanguia dansul lui nea Tase car
ciumarul, la care plea 81 mai mutt
de necaz 81 car,lia ii spusese poves-
tea cu "rasa'' cainelui, care 1nsa
nu imblanzise ferocitatea coanei
Sta. - L-asi da incolo, adaoga a.
marit nea Mia, indulcindu-se Gu
un chill de pelin, da am prins sla-
biciune da el saracu. 81 p'orma
cica e bine la casa omului caine de
pripas!
-Lasa ma Nita, cal fac Ell pom
tn coanei Sital spuse intro ri nea
Tase, care era I'm smecher 81 juma-
tate. Ma due maine in lipsa ia pc
acasa = 81 Sd vezi daca nu ito pla-
cea cum am Sd aranjez.
Vezi ma nea Tase, ca fac Gin
ste Gu vadrk, daca ma scapi de
balamuc. Z.
FIJI pc peel.
=
80 Buna zina, coano Sito! zise
nea Tase, intrtnd doua ii Ia nes
Mia.
Buna ss<ti fie inima, dom 1e
Tase. Cauti pc Nitai Are SAT-
dea bani pc hzutura, ali Lua-l-ar.,
Stai coank Sito, nu-l blestems
Gu pacat!.. N,are omu sa-mi dea
mimic. II e2pt pentrn alta dara'
vera, da dse nu Z, pot sa-ti Ia
vorba 81 .d+ta
Fireste
Iata cs An citit . fnstiin
tare in gazet III s'a pierdut II
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chill. 200 de lei! Vexi, tot teal
pficepnt d-ta! A avut betivn no.
!, roe! Sal due en- acuma. !. Care-i
adresa l..
- Ba sa te astamperi, sd til ca
telu in casa sal ingriicsti bine, ca
asta e banet, ito spun eu.. Daca
tdau ala recompcnsa pentru el 200
| da lei, asia arata ca de rasa mare
81 trebue sa faca cinci suite de lei...
- Cinci suite de lei!
Vorba e! Iaca 10 asta care
ma vezi = ii dan In Mia patru
suite pa el... D'aia am 81 VENT sal
spui sd nu faca prostia sal duca...
| ~ Patru suite! repeta coana ST.
ia ca I'M ecou, buimacita de &c
auzia. ;.
In cap! Intari nea Tase. Nu-
ma sa tineti deocamdata cainele aci
ascuns ca la mine, de, pravalic,
unu pleaca, altul vine, il vad, Sc dx
vestea 81 o patim. Banii la mine
sunt siguri orr cand. Numa sa in
grijesti de catel.
- Val de mine. Pacatele mele
mai vorba! Da unde era sd stiu
eu.. Credeam ca e vre-o jigodie..
Am sa til fngrijesc lie mai bine
ca pc Mia, ca el nu face at1t!.
Azorica, ma Azorica vim la maica
ncoa, baetasule. -.
q
Cand nea Mia Sc intoarse aca-
sa gasi pc coanaf Sta pieptana nd
Pc .Azori "a, pe care-l spalase frw:
mes, 81: satise Gu pangn.uti
rose (. sai... Nea Nita Sc f.cvi
la o:hi 81 nu-i venea sa ere ri &c
| vrdaa
! Ala; "a fie al dracului: Mare
far:nazon :, II e 81 Tase!. +. \ TAP.
m"ral-o pc Sta. Da ce-i asst;
pc tine h.c, Sito?
I = la taci ma tontule, ce sti: tn?
Asta nici nu caine de mutra ta
ma. asia de vita boereasca. ma /!
= Pal parca ziceai.
| &c ziceamf ziceaan ca esti un
prost care nu site mimic 81 m al
facut 81 pc mine sa cree cd G vreo
potae.. /. Oar am aflat eu.
Cand fu la mancare nea Nita
lsi abuse aminte ca vorkise ie III
nineata do bucata e fle;ca.
- Dc friptura ala Sit,i
- Ce fripturai Msnanca e:crba
| 81 taci. j. Ce era sd dau catelu-
luif lam dat lui carnea, mSnca-
Lar mama, ca ute ce slab 81 fla
mand e!...
Til! al dracului farmazon,
Tase! A scrantit-o pc Sta in par
tea alfalfa! Oar oricum tot era
mai bine sa fl mancat EN- friptura
Isl zise in sinea sa nea Nita, inghi-
tand in see.
Cand sd sc culce vazu pc Az0
rica aranjat in coltul patului, in
,elit frumos.
= Ell, ma, da stii ca te-af hoe.
rit la mai du-te 81 sub pat. ca-ti
sta mai bine.
81 v,l sal dea JOS cind de
odata sari coana Sta de par'ca
0 trasese cineva de coade:
! --Ca ma, al capiat 1IaSa cal
nele acolo ca eu Tam culcat
Dormi tn sub pat, Cd nu faci cinci
suite de lei... Tote la dumnealuii I
Ce-ti face cainelc, daca doarme
81 el acolo, baetasul mamei!..
Nu ca q inebunit-o d'abine-
lea Tase! normal nea Mia. 81
[inghitind lar in sec, Sc sc,lla bo-
doganind.
/ TOata noaptea fu prapadit de
pnreci si dnjura ca I'M paginn..
Oar nn indrSsni 81 dea cainels
| jos...
Cand "a piece vSzu pc coans
Sita ca-i lnase lApte si-i dkdes
en- paine . strachinx plinS.
4 Alcrga intr nm SHflet = e1rciu
/ md.
&c lracu ii ncssi nevestc
nes Tsse de ii dntors-o a9al is
linen; ,nAa ,Nifs ni,,A fnfpax No ~,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
o oFERTA NoUA 81 INTEREsANTA
FATA DE MASA
GRATIS
Nici cind nu q mai
fost oferit ceva de
valoare at&t de
mare gratis.

Dece sd .nu luati
prilej de aceasta O.
ferta inainte de a fl
prea tirziu. Avem
num:.i 500 din ace
ste fete de mas& lu-
crate de mana Gu di-
fertile desenlnuri ar
tistice. aceasta vi Sc
d. gratis daca ne
trinaeteti o conianda
de- patru pcrdele in
fimp de 30 de ziIe.
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una srM mnmne1 Ia
txteani
ofcump1f
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THE TEST OF BRAND


IL one OF t"e virtues OF n.ii'S,Tt,S' ',isu
FORM ol s"Nrrn"''n. 'Iyns
arc not nanoI'' TO .u' p.r.'t s"I'''", . .',n -.
o! one CuO'he' axe P'o"'p'S '"'A'N '''' "
us successor -,
II IS linp'NS'oI"' tn'' ''I"r'' lo' W ~ hl'"'u
I" ooasP inc 'sSu'S Wn''" P'T,ru wv ',,, 1,,.n
tor VI: h'Hsu'S utu MS ''I''rSu'S'
nc" frchch premier mas pcen la'H'u "
once 10 nrlhS results III '"e 'TA'u nt'N ilo
tract"o matter OF herman l'u'n'n''''' auu
PREPARATIONS,
france despite celeorauon" anu "ra'o'F,
continues 70 be uncertain ot inc r'h'',PS 'l
victory "' pupH' mas pee" ,"lp'''H N,.n WV,
promises mat c'"n"nil' ana 'ilu"s,r'a' ,,t m'a'"
VIII be restored "h'h inc 'rIlis "l u n!'lutE
triumph arc registered IN 'aSn' Inc ie'llns
that delay has r"h'h'a IN" IIIh'I lS 'N'e'H
inc!" strong indeed n" ","'r sentiment Is
So dominant IN frNnch p'n"'H'
VI. lrlahd Pl"uS's 10 pursue MS 'aSN 10
satisfactory conclusion nave hrr"uF u''h
received WIN disiaV"r o| t"' mos, i''Ih'''nc
S"ctl"nS "l 'h' rene" I"'HH' LUZ ,''u' Se
Is Na2u"n"SS ana an excess "t S"heral'"ing'
Viewed from TIC on'S'd"' however; IL Is
dittcult to SOC now IN" now prim" er
can d" mn'h else thah l''i MS way 10
solution. An IMPORTANT conference between
nm ana i.IoHd '"orE' anu l''rH u'|"h j.
N'h'dHl"H l"r h'AL Nt'N' ~ 'n"V ln,'t'"S
it Is expected that Great britain VIII en-
d"nvor ~ bring me rehcA '!a'H'H "shih
n" rcain OF l"Nslblllt!, ana IN that case
VIII oh"r unluahH,u pa'h'hS III 'he Cn'or'''
ment OF the N'rSalii"S treaty.
Th" French ana especially W. Hriand'
hav" n" g'nuin" desire I" play Il lone hand'
lh" militant program "i Raymond ioin'arc
and his adh"rent'' Whlie 1t exercises Ger
tam ChGuVlnlSt' appeal Is not aGtuaIIS r"p-
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the predatory interests" than the Demo-
cratic party has been afflicted with.
But when the Democrats were last in
power 1t was Grover Cleveland who sum
moncd J. pierpcnt Morgan to Washington
and. in the words of tho medicine men of
that day. turned the financial policy Of the
government over to him. And Mr.. Cleveland
was denounced as though he had set up
golden calf for the children Of light 10 wor-
ship.
As the timc has come when the interest
Of Wall street in tho Democratic party Is
waning. Mr.. Bryan has cunnngly announced
his purpose to make it wanc and to Gust its
representatives from the fold. And when
the predatory interests sink Into tho back.
ground in Democratic councils he will oS-
claim. 500 what have DONE" aud he
hoprs thcrc will be pcopl" in the South and
the Middle West who will rise up and call
him blessed
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Member of the Associated Pres,
A SANE PROTECTIVE MEASURE

TOCNCILMAN GAFFNEG'S ; warning to
~ his colleagues against OVERRIDING recon.
nendations to the State Legislature" Is timely
and sensible. Tho food ot bills which pours
down upon tho Assembly binnnia'Iy Is "f
such voum" that really necessary measures
arc often hopclossly submerged II i the
solid backing Of few proposals which Sc
cures results.
Among the array ot suggestions made to
The counclmanic committee On law aud
municipal government there are some which
are superfuous, others commondablc enough
but not vitallv important, aud At least one
on which public backing should be concen-
trated.
The bill relates 70 tho oTense Of carrying
firearms or other deadly weapons without
authority. New York has a similar OK
cellent law in the Sullivan act. The Penn
sylvania measure calls for a heavy penalzing
Of offenders and requires a license from the
sheriff and bonding by two citizens before
gun can BE- carried. \ first ntraction is
punishable BY year in jail and a second by
two years.
The approval Of this bill by the committee
r. an encouraging step toward the better
protection Of the public against both crimi-
mails and fools.
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Answers TO Yesterdays Quiz

], St George, the patron saint Of England
iS said to NaVC been y native - T,ydiq
Esypt ana resident OF Cappadocia
II" was never IN Great Britain.
:, -Four famous Semitic peoples in history
are the PhOeniCiHns, the Arabs the
RabylonHns aud tho Jews
j. III" anChth"re, Il fossil animal about the
size Of small pony, is regarded as the
ancestor Of the horse
/, The Hundred Years War is the name
given t. Il series Of wars between
France and England, about l33S-Iii3
4. "E'"rT man Is IA heaven made him ana
sometimes a gond deal Wursa'' ia a
quotaton from the Don Quxote" Of
CtrNante9
&. Mohar,med VI 10 the present sultan Of
Turkey.
:. \ chuntry il an endowment for priests
to sing masses for the founders souI
or a chapel or altar 80 endowed
s. IL" national parks Of the United States
number nineteen, They are Hot
Springs Yellowstone, S"uIoia. CicnrraI
Grant, Mount Itumirr crater iftI''
Wind Cave, Plat. Sully. nm. Mesa
Verde. Glacier, lipCky Mountain III.
WUii I"|scu NOiraEo Mount ncKIulCy
Grand Canyon, Lafayette, Xruu aid
lUaCmii'
Q. II" nret rnI,rd States census was taken
In l,yn.
To- -" ~.''" a., Vice Prcslder, ig
$l2,VOV year.
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NOW MY IDEA IS THIS
Daily Talks With Thinking Phadelphians Subjects They
kno,U Best

lobbccr finds himself unable TO remit promptly
t" the manufacturer and the latter in turn
finds it difficult TO pay for his raw materials.
The principle Of the prompt payment OF
bills is, ccntcred around sincere desire TO
meet the obligation when due. When the
consumer. the retailer. the wholesaler and
the manufacturCr resolve that their bills will
be paid promptly, they watch the unpaid
bill file like "A hawk and leave no stone un-
turned to accomplish their purpose.
The prompt payment OF bills guides a
man along the road to success, for it guards
him against buying more than he can pay
for ut once, causes him to be careful in OK.
tending credit, makes him keep n vigiant
Watch 70 see that others indebted to him pay
promptly and drives him on to greater sales
efforts.
And these four elements invariably build
business" "
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USEFULNESS OF THE WOMEN

TT THE members Of tho Republican
i womcn's committee controlled a majority
Of the members ot the Legislature their in
dorscmont Of the program Of Governor
Sproul would be more significant than il is.
Every one knows that the action Of tho
Legislature on controvertcd matters will
depend largely on tho orders given by the
political powers outside ot Harrisburg to
which the members owe their Offices.
The women, however. represent public
sentiment. a force to which the political
powers bow when it i organized and dot-
nitely committed to a specific program. Con-
sequently the backing Of the Republican
women will be useful TO the Governor II he
has to fight strong opposition to his plans.
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dary communities iu which dinners fell
ready made from trees and baths might be
had in a handy ocean and winds we're so
gentle that shelter was unnecessary.
The accidents of large population, OF
SHOWS and winds and civilized desire make
ordered effort necessary everywhere. The
odd thing to think about is world so fallen
that such obvious truths have to be restatcd.
In the days Of which Mr.. Marshall thought,
and TO which men so practical minded as
cigar manufacturers want to grope back,
everybody knew all this without being told,
and lived according TO his knowledge.
Is democracy confused and hindered in its
movement forward because an increasing
number of people have lost the capacity for
real and actual happiness and tend to seek
a substitute in excitement? Certainly the
life of today seems often like foolish and
brutal competition Of vauitios in which gov
ornmcnts. groups and individuals are alike
shamelcssly involved. When you remember
that the five cent cigar Of the Vice Prcsi-
dents dreams Is almost as far OF and un-
attainablc as n workable League of Nations,
you will begin 10 understand how far we
have departed in few years from the
habits of thought that did most TO give this
country its strength and its place in the
Mllionaircs want billions. Labor wants
capital. The japanese want China. Lenine
wants the earth and all the money and prop.
erty in II. And there is hardly a girl alive
in the nited States who doesn't want and
hope to have five hundred dollar fur coat.
The man who once swore that he attained
complete happiness when he trundled along
in friendly old devil wagon is now burn
ing himself out in frenzied efforts to get a
machine SO fast that he will never again be
able to look at the scenery.
lie ia the best symbol OF all.
The only difercnc" bn'wccn him and n
good many foreign governments is that the
governments already have their fast ma e.
chimes. They arc going too fast to see more
than road that they hav" never been over
before. Of the life on tho ground they know
and SEQ hardly anything. And where they
are going they do not know. Only those
who, in their everyday affairs. do not follow
this appalling example can afford to COM
plain Of the ways in which the political sys-
TENS Of the world are being handled.
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FIGURING FR4NKLINS


WllEN old Ben walked down Chestnut
w street,
clad sobcrly in raimcnt meet
Gray garments or tobacco brown
His pac" Sedatc, his eyes cast down,
lie reused no thrill III Quakertown.
no sword was girdcd at his side
Nor lofty port nor kingly stride
Ilrcw notice from his fellow cits,
Nor stirred the hoi polloi's wits
TO rCnd the welkin into bits.
II" wore no medal on his coat
lie struck no cloqucntial note,
lie couldn't sound Il clarion call
10 captlvatc or to enthrall-
In short, he threw no front at all
Yet nowadays throughout the land
Ihry're booming Ben to beat the band,
Without press aGCutry or puff
why iS il we cant say enough?
Why, just because he vas the stun,
II other words. it doesn't take
The drum and trump II man to make.
The world well weighs You small or great;
Ana, II YOU pass, may celebrate
lour birthday for II WcckSome date
Maurice Morris. in the New York Herald.
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A LINE OF SAMPLES

TNHE local weather this week reminds one
j OF Mark Twain $ remarks about the New
England climate. It will be recalled that he
said that self satisfied corner ot tho country
had no climate, more,y samples Of different
climates.
Early this wee, the Thermometer regis
tered six degrees above zero and every one
was Shivoring. Yesterday the mercury
mounted in the tube till it reached fifty. >ix
degree and men went out to lunch without
their UverCoats.
The ni'duess Of the winter thus far is
welcomed By the householder as a compcn.
sation for the severity Of last wintor, and
ne is grateful to the weather bureau, or
whatever other authority controls the tenn
peraturo, for the rolief from the necessity
OF burning his money in tho shape of coal
II he would keep warm
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that DO You Kno,r?


!. What ia the capital Of Costa Ricao
:. Who wrote THE Lady or tile Tiger?
s. Mhy ar" .ca8lanets SO called?
L. lIo% ala tho United States acquire
b. What cabinet positions have been held IN
., IN" past by Phiiauder G. Knox?
D. NHrrG IS the center Of population Of the
United States? '''
:. Ey how many people is the English lam
EuaFo spoken"
8. What iF throuody?
9. When did Great Britain and ireland bo-
come tho United Kingdom?
10, " lO was Maria MaIlbrau?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

Seven hundred and twenty thousala
eggs arrived in this city the other day from
carloads of consignment from China ana
Japan. Twelve carloads went 10 New lorIi
and seven to Boston. Labor and cost .,
material are cheaper in China and Jara"
than here, but the fact that the OrlentaIS cSn
pay ship aud railroad rates aud still colnIoo,,
that Americans are not doing their whole
duty by the Great American Hen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

California egg producers pick their white
eggs, pack them carefully, ship them Las!
kcts including Philadelphia, with the east.
crn producers. The Californian deserves
success because he works for it, but why
can't the Pennsylvania beat i'm at bis own
game? And. by tho way, what virtue Is
there in white Cgg that a brown egg does
not pOSsCSS|
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THE AIRPLANE

THIS afternoon, as it grew late
l. You hid in clouds the hue OF slate
Far descending treaCheroB'y,
As though to lend you secrecy,
And circles so pcrsistently
There was 10 escape for me
Whcrc'er turned you still came roHnu'
Teeth that grit and claws that grou3''
Each deepest hidden lane you Wnuh"
Above, each smallest mound YOU pou""
with belts Of brutalzing sound On
And Groncd aud groaucd, pounded oH
drowned
Birdsong and wind, pitilrNs lI"Nnd
with this oppression here ! found
The air grow lcavcr rhmn th" Er'Hn" ,o,,
Tue ChupboOB, Lohu'n'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

There is nothing in the Borah disarna
mcnt resolution incompatible with the League
Of Nations. 1t Is au emergency measure
designed to give speed to one feature Of the
league where speed is desirable and neces
sary. Not. of course, that Mr. Borah looks
at it that way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

There is wisdom in the suggestion Of
Congressman Welty that lobbyists in Wash
ington should be forced to register. Much
Of the work done by lobbyists is perfectly
legitimate. Men whose aims are straight
should welcome an effort to smoke out The
Graftcrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

"Why should women be exempt from
jury duty when men are uot#' demands q
member Of the PENNSYLVANIA League ot
Women Voters. Why. indeed ma am; And
why should they BE- exempt from he'd carry,
woman may carry hod il sh" wishes. And
she may avoid the hod il she wishes. She
should have similar privileges in jury duty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22
Under rcapportionmcnt in the l

Under rcapportionmcnt in the House
congressman will represent constituencies
in the ncighborhood Of 10000, aud thus
cease. as the New York Sun puts it, Ito be
acutely responsible TO every one of them.
grcssmcn to realize that their first duty Is
not to their respective districts, but 10 the
country at large
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

There is excellence in the suggestion
OF Isabel W. Kennedy that there BE- Cstab
lishcd u blind mems club and blind work
ers guild. The club, however, should in.
clude women as well as men, An organRa
tion Of the kind would be both helpful and
inspiring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22

,The fact Is noted in dispatch from
Berlin that school children there are taught
that Christopher Columbus was a German
The story need occasion no surprise. Years
ago German scholars decided that Shakes
pcare was a German
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-22
In sunny Maine

- ~ I.1L'--II' JIlrN'T
1oo r,hius were noticed lucSday. Dee, ILL.,
L,r :. t} several il trrc near Ihr Hon.
G. II Ru.~ houSr ut Wilton. R"5 Turw.lI
al.o Jaw recently winter wren near tlr.
T,rd!p.r.", lc piu""G IN the tr.'>' =, til" rrnr
nf his hous" and which were occupied during
the summer By house wreus.