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a friend OF mine has hc"n living this
past winter AT q riding house, IN
this house were eight or min" poop"
who had AL been lINlnE there Tor so'nc
months and who knew each other quite
we'll and had man. li';l" tnt"r"sts n
experiences II feelings in C"mnon--a
general approval OF tn" waitress. a gem
cral feeling that INC amhcrmaid was
inefficient. that Tho dining room paper
and hAnglnES were too dark. that MIS-.
r. Che hnstcSSI ran an excellent table
but WI 9 not sufficiently particular about
the houAt. several choice Je%tS. n habit
OF going Monday night II tho picturoa
A comfortable knowledge ~ cach others
individual tastes and interests which
ended them to reneToer to ask how
Mrs. AS mother was. hrl so on.
lou know just how II IL. don't you,
Il you hnvc ever lived In n boarding
house:
she was watched Criticized And
Laughed At.
Into his Atmosphere there ram". one
day. a new guest. Sir" was an Interest,"
inx. good looking woman but not good
looking enough 20 Ice dangerous. She
seemed 70 me, on tho whole. = d"sir-
able Addition. But not So 70 the board
Ing house circle, Immediately they
became q close corporation with this
woman on the outside. For sCverul days
she WAS watched. She was criticised. sho
was even laughed nj now and then, pos
sibly cven With the most c~ircunspect'
And all. not because there was anything
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Many childron suffering from const!-
patton will be entirely relieved by diet
To be avoided arc dried bread, toast and
zwciback- Potato may be given twice
a week. Milk should not be given In a
large amount: - to is ounces Of milk
daily is sufficient. Matted milk Is
laxative to most children and mny BIO
used once daily. replacing cows milk.
Steved fruits should be given freely.
Ray fruit such as apple, pear. grapes
and hanara may he given. Between )
and o'clock in the afternoon Is the
best time TO use raw fruits for consti-
patton. When potato Is not given, two
green vegetables may be used for the
midday meal. AS b~rcadstuffs. whole
wheat bread. w~hcatsworth biscuit will
be found valuable. In addition TO the
above, olive oil, ono 70 two tablespoon
fuls daily, or liquid alboline (aromaticj
in like amount may DO used.
Like tho younger child. the runabout
child should never retire for tho night
without an evacuation having taken
place during the day.
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years IL viii b. ono OF hts fondest mem
cries to look back upon tho time whom
4 pastor OF 81. Matthew'S church.
Rev. Helm will leave Tuesday morn
ing for Corapolis Pa. where he has an-
ceptcd a charge at the Zion Lutheran
church OF that city.
Finance Meeting.
The semi-monthly meeting Of tho
finance committee O. tho city council
will be held this evening at h city
building. Bills will be audited and ap-
proved. and all tho committees are TO
Qucsted to hc present
Knights OF P1thiAs-
Evening star lodge No. ls. Knights
OF Pythias. will hold its weekly meeting
this evening ut the Pythisn hall. corner
Main and Seventh streets. Several mat
ters Of importance will DO discussed
and 1t Is urgent that all members be in
attendance.
Furnaces BeSume,
-Four furnaces Of the tubo department
OF tho Wheeling Steel and Iron com
pany. Bcnwood branch. will resume
operations this morning for A weeks
duration. beginning July 4. the entire
mill will bc shut down for a short time
League Organized
A Junior lea CUE was organized for the
nrst time yesterday afternoon at the
Benwond NJ. f.. church. A large number
Of children Of this city Joined yesterday
and are very enthusiastic over the work
OF the league. Mrs. w. NJ. Castle. AS
ris,rd BY scrcrsI other ladies' Of the
church. had charge Of the organizing.
Counoi Meeting.
The scmi-mcnthly meeting OF tho city
council Will be held tomorrow evening
IN the council chambers OF the city
building. Only routine matters will BE-
discussed. All members arc urged 10
be present.
Ksy1n Barry Couacn.
The regular meeting OF tho Kelvin
Barry council will be held this evening
in Liberty hall. corner McMechen and
sixth streets. All members arc urged
10 BE- present in order 10 take part in
the discussions OF tho evening.
A little misunderstanding IL prcra-
lent in this city because OF an item Ap-
pcsring in this paper Saturday morning.
which was to tho effect that a discus
sion would take place at tho meeting
ahou; thr displaying "f Irish fags in
the parade July 1. as the ku Kun Ma
had sent n warning 10 the Fourth OF
July celebration committee warning
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MODERN FEATURES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
The Revolt of Vera anderson
a Tn,T OVER A PAIR OF SLIPPERS
BIZ Jane Phelps

SHARPLY 70 hurry or Margaret would b
late.
came dowr tbs Stars unvraPpine
,h.n from, their folds OF Nl~~t ape
and sa>e them into keith's outstretohsd
hand.
Just the thing with your dress" he
said. 49, h" reached for the shoe horn.
and Margaret raised her foot. But In
SPITE OF ali his eTorta the Slipper would
not gn On her foot. and he finally de-
sisted.
Let me ,-y. Hera's foot Is no smaller
than mine she declared r.ttishly.
She tugeed and pulled until I feared
ny slippers would be ruined. but stin
they would not so over her heal. She
threw them aside IN disgust.
II know you bought them too small!
should have been with you" she do
, clarSd as She told the maid to bring her
bla,& satin slippers.
In 4 spirit of hravndo I slpped on
my pumps and put on the slippers. e
went on quite easily. rs she could sec.
They had been one OF the few things !
had bought BY my self. and l had bean
most particular that they should III
wei.
see. they arc plenty large" said,
holding my dress up a BIT as ! walked
around the room.
Your foot looks pirched and ugly IN
them. I will go with you next time you
wish 10 buy shoes. You know nothing
about shopping" Margaret fairly snap
ped At me she was 80 angry.
said nothing. realtsiag I had K
foolish to attract her attention TO my
feet In tho mood she was In. After Bhe
loft asked Keith II he didnt think
they ftted we'll and were pretty.
Perhaps they At. and they surely are
Pretty. But after this take Margaret
with YOU when YOU buy shoes. Nothing
spells a foot like ill-httinS shoes
But she will wan INC TO buy shoes
too large for me. just because her foot
IS larger than mine
For heavens SAKE, Vera don't OBJ
ject to everything I ask you TO do"
! 7 made no reply. l was hurt at his
e0ne. his !mpatiance. Now realize that
\ wasn't easy for Keith. this constant
! N'rker.ng Of the two women with whom
spent his time. His persistent en-
=. a;ors to keep peace ard have things
run smoothly must have been terribly
wearing. .
But At the time 7 never thought OF
such a thing aS being sorry Tor him-l
was too busy being sorry for myself.
Tonorrow-Eera DtStrtsts
Mrs. De Lisle
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rue. have returned home after spending
.ev.r.l DAYS with Wheeling Island
friends.
Rsv. and Mrs ~From.nhaEen. OF ASH
avenue, left Sunday for their vacation
at New York state.
Mrs Miller. who has hccn the guest
81 her sister. Miss eAre Sunme7vtlie
On Second street. left Saturday for
Washington, D. e.
T. p. HornorooS. OF BarnsSvil:e. OHIO
srcnt Thursday In the city with friends
Rev. and Mrs. W. r Thompson spen!
Saturday with friends al ST. Clairsv!l's'
Ohio.
Mrs. Cecil Jones. Of Grant avenue. Is
the guest Q, her aunt at Yorkville. O..
Miss Belle Sommerrille. Of Second
! street. left Saturday morning for Cnar-
lesion. 70 spend the summer. then she
; will go TO Washington City 10 make her
home. .
Robert P!tus, OF Second street. spent
/ Saturday with Elmer Dorsey ~ Fair
, view.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Wilson and Mrs.
! Sarah Price. OF Fourth street. visited
! friends and relatives at Elm Grove Fri
day.
Mrs. ]. W. Hi. OF Cypress avenue.
LETT Saturday evening for Sand Hill to
visit her home.
Mrs. Sw!chcr and three sons. Of Phtla-
! delphia, arrived here Saturday 10 "iStt
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Kahn. on Eastern Ninth
street
Miss Mildred Harwins, who Is attend
Ing the summer term at h . University
| "a MorSantown. is homo for tho week
end.
Mrs. Roger 3. McKahan. who took
! suddenly III Friday OF acute Appendicitis
underwent an operation at the Glendale
hospital Immediately. She is restin.
easy.
Mrs. Martha Crow and graadda uShtrr.
clara May Earlewsne. Of Rosey's Rock
is the guest OF friends here.
Miss Margaret Chamberlain and Mss
Mildred Chalhum left Saturday for Ma
son county 10 visit friends n REM
lives
Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Kelly. ot Gi.u
I Easeon. were guests OF friends hero sat
urday.
Miss Sarah WADE. OF Annaaal. svenVe.
. lef, Saturday for Weston to spend some
time visiting friends. She VIII enter
Broaddus college in the fall.
Miss BerniCe Scott. o. Aorgantowh
VIII was tho guest OF Miss Luc!le Nc
Combs. Of seventh street. LETT Friday
Tor camp Sea Pines. Miss. where she
will tutor Spanish and French for tho
summer.
Miss Martha Will. OF Glen Eastoa.w who
has bncu tho guest Of relatives in tho
Z city FOR the past three weeks IS visiting
Island friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carr. Billy Cocn and
Miss Mary Gnnto. motored to Cleveland
Ohio. on Sunday.
James K. wilcox, oC Fa!rmnnt. waa
The Weekend guest OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Wilcox, On the camp
grounds
Miss Elsie D!ets, and Master Jack
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BRAIN TESTS.
By SAM LLOYD
10 Minutes 20 Answer TAis

On one Of their recent shopping tsurS.
Mary brought a hat and pair Of sAee3
for SIS. Then her sister Ann paid aS
much for a hlousc as Mary ala for her
hat. and invested the remainder Of their
combined funda In Il paraSol.
On the homewnrd trip. Ann. who had
been thinking over a remark OF Nays
anrnt her blouse costing As much. Al
Mary's hat, called attention to the facs
Of Mary's shoes having cost onA dollar
more than AIMS ~parasol. and rennASked
thai II they had apport1oned their
blouse and shoe money so that Ann'1
bl,use would have cost half ~ much
moro than Marys shoes. then Aich
would have spent the same noun OF
money.
From the facts recounted. who an
figure out tho exact prices Of their
various purchases?
Answer TO Y~eEssfday's Hax11S
BCRROWER minus ROVER pluk
ROUGH plus SHAY minus HAY leaves
BURROUGHS.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
T<ha Movies.

Hereby I take the liberty Of asking
you II moving picture operating is rom
sIdered an unhealthy occupation? II 1t
Is I'd like to know why. Also how its
danger can I've prevented.
Answer--1f you mean working the
machine in the little compartment near
the ceiling. I cannot imagine a more
unheatlhful occupation. If you mean
operating in the open. to prepare films
for exhibition in the theatre. I should
say tho work was as healthful as any
outdoors: accompanied as II is by the
appreciation OF the gathering crowds,
which joyously yell their applause dur
ing the rehearsal OF such scenes as when
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Health Talks
CONSTIPATION IN CHILDREN
The wounded had that sovereign desire to live which touenllnSv
forcets present misery in the confident hope of recovery-loane1
niyAsthsnIa 6nHS.
By John B. Huber AMMD

nc hero is scheduled TO imprint
aste kiss upon the heroine's eArmtnsd
lips.
H1yAsthen1a 6rAviS.
Can you tell me what this
trouble is, its cause. II cutlple! WHAT
treatment do you recommend?
Ansn er-This is a serious muscular
weakness. Previous TO 1890 y vAS
classcd as Chronic Progressive BuloAr
Paralysis. 1t sometimes resembles. but.
is not, hysterIa. The causes arc un-
known. Anemia, overwork. mental strain
! may be some Of them. Tho principal
! symptoms arc: Difficulty in speaking Or
swallowing, weakness Of the muscles or
the neck, arms and hands: fatigue after
voluntary effort, relieved by rest ocular
i and facial paralysis without muscular
atrophy.
The ~proGnosis is not good. Some re-
| cover. Generally there Is improvement
for a while and then the patient gets
worse again. When death results II 10
from exhaustion. but may be sudden
from dyspncea
The treatment is physical and mental
rest. Encourage the patient; make
light Of his or her trouble, which cold
ard Farad!sn increase but the WAX
| E1vanic current is sometimes Dane
! ncial.) Massage is useless Solid foods
should be minced before feeding. to
make the swallowing easier and to pre-
! vent choking.
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4 SIMPLE II STYLE

Pattern 1925 Is shown in this illustfa-
ton. 1t IL cut In 4 sizes: Small. 3+-So;
medium, $40: large. 42-4i: and extra
large, 4e-4S inches bust measure. n
medium size will require 3as yards OF
S6-inch nlHteriAl.
bingham. s~ecrsuckcr. Tercale. sateen'
o,n,ca linen. and drlll are good nate
ria's for garments OF this kind.
\ na.tem OF this illustra ton mailed
10 any address, OH receipt OF 12c In ST..
yer or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
10 cents to lntelligencer office, Wheel
ing, w. Va.
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BENWOOD
REV, Helm breaches
LAST SERMON HERE

Rev. George F. Holm. for e!sht years
nastor Of St. Matthew'S Lutheran
church. who rccrntly resigned the pas
torate OF 1t. preached his farewell SER
mon At the church yesterday morning
before an audience that filled the church
70 It's capacity.
In very touching words Rev. Helm c1-
pressed the sincere regret he felt IN
leaving. as he has grown TO love the
members IF his congregation and thA
people Of this city. Hc said IN later
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day their cousins. Misses LenA PATTON
ofNew Concord and Harriet and GnaraA
STEERS.
II. r. Matson and wife Of coluin6us.,
are spending their vacation with Aef
mother, Mrs. Phebe Matson.
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All inquiries addressed to DR.. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
mcnt will be answered In these columns
In their turn. This requires CONSIDER.
able time. however. owing 10 the Sreat
number received, So X . psrtonAl or
quicker reply Is desired. a stamped and
self-addressed envelope must b en-
closed with the questIon.-Tho Editor.
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ST. MARYS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt rnynter OF Poy-
netlc, wc.c us!nc callers hero Thurs
day:
church met in the basement on Thurs
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nc hero is scheduled 70 imprint .
chaste Kiss upon the heroine's eAzmins<
lips.
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New Contest Leaders,.

A. Round boCom.
y large number OF MonAcSrlH' people
ven, % Ro-nd Bc,,c@, SuH4ay afternoon
vse-e ,h&y ATTENDED the Home Cor!rs
sS..!ces held At ,he ESeneIor ehapel-
The otSar a. : o'c!cch Ard
At,.a FOR tTo hours. Hundreds a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
V0tarea egei agrare
in R0nlania

Ziarele din tara aduc stirea ca
atat camera cat 81 senatul Roma
niei a votat legea agrara din ve-
chiul regat, Gu peste doua treimi
de vcturi, asa ca sa poata fl indu-
sd in constitutia tarii.
Dupa uncle ziare, prin aceasta
lege clasa taraneasca din vechiul
regat devine stapina cam pc 8
milioane 100000 hectare pamant
de cultura 81 pasune.
o mare parte din taranii din
vechiul regat erau Gu totul lipsiti
de pamant 81 altii aveau numai
un petec. de ur. ..ggon sau doua,
pc care nu puteau produce nici
pentru hrana zilnica.
Gu actuala lege, problema pa
mantului, fagaduit in atatea rim
duri taranului roman, s'a resol-
vat 81 viata economica taraneasca
Sc pune pc baza solida.
Dupa votarea legei agrare din
vechiul regat a VENT in discutie
legea agrara din Transilvania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
dc tcSatuTi
rO|lancSti Ia New York

Biroul Roman de Educate al
Casei Romano din New York
va deschide foarte in curand o
expozitie de industrie textila 81
lucru manual roman in Galeria
Camerei de Comert Franco
Americana, 500 Fifth Avenue,
(corner 48th Street), New
York City.
Aceasta expozitie poate fl
facuta Gu concursul binevoitor
al Muzeului Franco American
al Institutului Francez in Sta
tele Unite ale Americei.
Obiectele au fost obtinute
prin concursul Bancei Marmo-
rosch, Blank & Co.
Vom avea astfel prilejul sa
aratam publicului american
frumoasele tesaturi rationale
81 in chipul acesta nadajduim
ca sc va vorbi mutt de Romania
81 de arta Ell casnica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
DE LA CRUCEA
ROSIE

Crucea Rosie ar dori ca sd vind
in legatura Gu persoanele urma-
tOare:
Andrei Boigoun 81 Pankraty
S. Jakimtchonk, varul 81 unchiul
lui Nicholas v. .Jakimtchonk. re
fugiat din Russia, Poste Russo
Rue Sakis Agatch, Constantine
pole.
Jacob Scheibman 81 doamna
Anna Weisman. Gel ce stu desprc
Ell sunt rugati sd scrie pc adresa
Red Cross Home Service Section
600 Standard Parts Bldg, Gle
veland. Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
De ALE z|LEI

"Sunt dol UNI trecu!i ole cdnd
sunt bolnar 81 Dumneseu site Gun,
d due, dar pentrn UnirersitdteG
Populard Nic0lde Iorga la Vdleni
de Munte din putinM ce on, dau
81 en- dol dolari.
"Nep0tuI men, Willie, remind pc
la mine mia Hsdt 81 el doi dolari
pentru acelas scop mdret. Vi u
ldtW aici intr'um cec 81 sd dea
Dumneseu ca dcest locaS de culturd
care ia purta humelo marelui nos
tru dascM 81 apostol al democratiei
ron,dne, sd devie IN cwdnd un fapt
implimt," asa imi scrie bdtrdmtl
Vasile Buteald, IN rechN 81 dero-
tot membru al orgonisatiunei noas-
tire. C1R1BUS.
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Innlornllntarea Iui
EnriCO CaTuS0

Neapol, Italia, 5 August. -
Enrico Caruso a fost inmormintat
All din capela ST. Francisco D1
Paola, care proprietate regala.
Ell a fost petrecut la groapa de o
multime he mai pomenita de
trupe 81 public.
Gu permisiunea regelui Victor
Emanuil. care avut un repre-
sentant la inmormintare, corpul
lui Caruso fost expus in capela
de unde pana acum numai regl
au fost inmormintati. Ell fost
pus intr 'un sicriu de cristal. ca
ocaziunea ceremoniei funebrale a
cantat un cor compus din mai
multe suite persoane. Carul care
a dus sicriul fost tras de sase
cal. In vreme ce cortegiul pro-
ceda spre cimitir, aeroplane sbu-
rau de asupra orasului.
Inainte de ce sa deschis capela
pentru ceremonie, sofia lui Ca
ruso VENT ca sd vada pentru
ultima data fata barbatului sau.
Ea fost insotita de fratele lui
Caruso, Giovanni 81 de copilul lui
Rudolfo.
Cheltuielile inmormintarii vor
ii platte de municipalities ora
sului care astfel volt sd dea
ultimul onor. celui mai mare flu
al sau.
Parlamentul italian avut O
sedinta extraordinara .unde S an
rostit cuvintari pentru Caruso,
lar presedintele camerii a decla-
rat ca Italia ISL perde prin moar-
tea lui un flu care IA facut poate
mai multi pentru prestigiul Italiei
in strainatate.
Sofia lui Caruso declarat ca
ea va veni curind in New Cork
sa-si aranjeze afacerile, apoi sc
va reIntoarce in Italia 81 va locui
intro villa de lui Caruso, ca sd
fie aproape de ell.
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BANDIT OMOARA
UN ON

Canton. Ohio, ) August. = I'm
ON fost omOrit 81 altul ranlt
probabil in mod fatal de dol ban
diti earl au jcfuit o carciuma la
Myers Lake Park, nu departe de
aici.
August Hahn, de cincizeci' de
ami, fost omorit dupa ce fost
impuscat de noua orr cand a in
cercat sa reziste banditilOr earl
au ordonat celor 25 oameni carl
Sc aflau in carciuma, sa-si ridice
mantle.
Edward Marking, carciumar
fost atins de 3 gloantc. FL e in
conditiuni foarte serioasc i'll spi-
tai.
Banditii au scapat intr 'un au.
tomobil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
STIRI DIN
PATRlE.

Dl Antonescu, ministru de JUS
title va depune in cursul sapta
manei acesteia pc biroul Senatu-
lui proectul legii chiriilor.
In cercurile politice guverna-
mentale sc afirma ca vor Fl schim-
bait mai multi prefecti din Ar
deal, earl in timpul din urma a,l
inclinat spre partidul liberal.
Procesul comprehension Gle Ia
Petrosani Sc va judcca la % lulle
i'll capitala.
La congresul "Uniunci maghla-
re- Gu scopul organizarei polltice
a tuturor maghiarilor din Ardeal
a asistat un singur reprezentant
al secuilor, care nefiind lasat sd
vorbeasca a parasit adunarea. In
urma episcopal Macy Karoly a
atacat violent pc romani, dandu-
lie titlul de ''inamici'' 81 cerind
interventia Ligei-Natiunilor.
Dl Goga vizitat Ardealul.
lin Arad au sosit $50 de copi
din Austria carl vor petrece vars
in tara. Din acestia numai 50 vol
ramane in judctul Arad rcstu
impartindu-se in alte judete.,
Guvernul maghiar a dispus S;
Sc impiedice repatrierea acelO
dintre maghiarii din Ardeal car
au prestat juramantul catre sta
tut roman.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05


boiul viitor," deci Hoover sa gri-
jeasca sd nu intareasca situatia mi
litara Gu ajutorul ce crede cal da
populated lipsite.
BERLIN, 4 August.--Presa SO
.vieta da un rapport despre conspi-
rata cca mai noua contra guver.
nulhi bolscvist. Aceasta conspira
tie condusa de tinarul Tigesefi
81 de Printul Dimitri Shakovsky
Conspiratia ar Fl organizata 81 de
rusii earl traiesc in Paris 81 ar f
finantata de guvernul francez.
Conspiratorii ar Fl in legatur'
81 Gu cercurile militare poloneze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
TRIMITETI COPIII
LA SCOALA

Fiecare stat din Statele Unite
are legi referitoarc la obligativi-
tatea invatamintului primar. Iata
ee date he da Children s Bureau
of L. s. Department Of Labor
Departamentul muncii: Biuroul
copiilor.)
In cinci state fiecare obligat
ca sd mearga la scoala pana la
etatea de Is ami, in 3 state pana
la etatea de II ahi, in 81 state
pana la IA ami lar un stat pana
la etatea de II ami.
Din nenorocire, in multe state
Sc da dispensare in uncle cazuri
Aceste dispensari Sc dau mai ales
cand vorba ca copilul lucreaza
Patru state da un anumit timp
din an pentru munca de camp
Patrusprezece state asemenea dal
dispense dar nu numal pentrr
munca agricola ci 81 pentru alte
Mai multe state acuza absenta
baiatului cand acesta trebuie 81
|supOarte pc clneva.
Char 81 durata scolii, in uncle
state Sc limiteaza la II, 16 sal
20 saptamani intr un an. In cell
mai multe state insa Sc Ger s sal
8 luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
PRIMUL BALON
PESTE ATLANTIC

Washington, 5 August. - Flota
aeriana Statelor Unite vrea sd
incerce ceva ce nu s'a facut pana
acum. Balonul dirigeabil ZR-2,
proprietatea Statelor Unite va
pleea din Howden, Anglia in 25
August 81 vrea sd faca distanta
pana la America in patru zile 81
patru nopti, adeca in SO ore. In
ell vor lua loo IL oficeri 81 30
soldati: personalul 'balonului, ca
re e sub comanda comandorului
L. H. Maxfield, din flota State
lor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-05
4 MORTI in FOG

New York, 5 August. - Gu
ocaziunea unui foe ce a isbucnit
intro casa din Bronx, au ars pa
tru copii. Ri au murit, lar alti
cinci au suferit arsaturi mai
usoare. Gel MORT sunt copiii lui
Julio Corsine: William, de 5,
Harry, de 8, Edna de 10 81 Vic
toria de II ami. Toti dormeau
cand a isbucnit focul in pod care
s'a dcsfacut asupra copiilor car
dormiau.