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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
ANUL xvI.N0. 1876.

conditiunile in care s'a aflat ina
intea rasboiului. Ceeace am cas-
tigat trebue sd nazuim ca sal H.
men," a zis dl Gon4pers.-Declara-
tiunea aceasta a fost primita Gu
APPLAUSE.
"Daca suntem siliti prin forta
sd cedam ceva in aceasta perioada
de reactie, cedarea va Fl 7nsotita
de protestarea noastra. MOI nu pu-
tenn castiga tot imediat, dar daca
am Fl mai putin tari, mai putin
intelligent 81 mai putin constii de
datoriile noastre, de unitatea 81 So
lidaritatea noastra, reducerea le-
furilor 81 impunerea conditiunilor
grele de munca ar merge Gu iu-
teala uimitoare pana cand ar pro-
voca rescoala generala ca Sc O.
preasca atacul furios."
"Dar miscarea muncei organiza-
te merge in contact Gu ca in ciuda
acestor restrictiuni 81 sta irezisti-
bila ca o falanga umana, hotarita
sd nu dea inapoi in orice positie
care nu-i conforma ambitiunilor a.
mericane, sperantelor americana 81
adevaratei vieti americana.
"Cand pendula Sc va misca in
partea opusa, asa cum va trebui
sd Sc miste, moi, barbati 81 femei
americana in organizatiunea mum
cei, vom fl intro positiune mai
buna 81 mai tare ca sd putem cere
conditiuni carl stunt drepturi mos
tenite ale muncitorului. MiScarea
va trimufa impotriva lacomiei,
avaritiei 81 reprezentarii false.
Miscarea muncei in America va
, trai, alta vreme cat vol trai ell 81
nu importa in ce positiune vol Fl
pus, ell nu vol putea schimba OPP
timismul meu. Vol urmari cursul
eli pana la sfirsit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
GomperS vede iSb1nda
muncei 1mpotriva
reaCtiunei

ENVER, 10 unie.-Presedin-
e Fcderatiunei Americana a
M Rcei in discursul sau la deschi-
derd Conventiunei anuale aces
tel fganizatiuni a zis Cd miscarea
lll6ncftorilor organizati "astazi in
America singurul corp militant
intelligent 81 constructiv de barbati
81 de femei care poate resolva ma
rile probleme ivite dupa rasboi. =
"Nicaicri nu este un grup in
miscarea muncitorilor care Sc poa-
te compare astazi Gu acest corp
organizat de femei 81 de barbati,
in sfortarile lui de a stabili justi-
tia, dreptul 81 relatiunile cinstite,
de a imbunatati conditiunile marei
masse a poporului, att de nmani-
tar in scopurile lui 8: :t4t de pa
triotic, 81 care faeut att de multi
in directiile acestea
"Reactiunea care s'a instituit
este att de naturala ca miscarea
limbei unei pendule."
"Gompers a comparat campania
atelierelor deschise 81 "Planul A.
merican'' care Sc propovaduieste
astazi Gu acea a 'tNobililor Mum
eel" in veacul al 18-lea, care sc
ocupau de fiintele umane casi cand
ar Fl fost de pamant sau de ipsos.
Dansul a zis Cd miscarea reac-
tionara de astazi nu va avea mai
mutt success decat cele in luptele
impotriva muncitorilor in ami
1873 81 1877, dupa care a urmat
constituirea Federatiunei Ameri-
cane a Muncei in 1881.
"Este un factor fundamental al
legei naturale ca atunci cand sun
tenn chemati din timp in timp sd
STAN in fata acestei reactiuni in
dustriale, reactiunea nici odata nu
reuseste Sc impuna muncitorimei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
TERENURI NOUI
PENTRU CULTIVAT

Dupa evaluarea guvernuiui ca
madam, in Provincia Manitoba,
anul acesta sc w ara 500. 600 acre
de pamant, neatinse pima acum de
ferul plugului.
Pamantul din Provincia Manni-
,toba e foarte productiv ii nebin-
tuit vinturi asa de mari "a III.
yestnl canadei, 4 nici seqets,
clima 2 foarte prielnick pentra
griu de primayar ors cv1 4
tcAte lesulaina N q lI'1|I n
Itcl 1lanse = II|l| + |s Nh
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
coIlluIlislii nostTi

Asa dar aYm 81 moi Yomu9iGtai
nostri. In chgresul t6ut By
curesti, del 1gati numi de csfitfu,
lar nu al i, s'au d larat Gu 432
voturi q htra Ill 4 Fntru afili lna
necond kionata ls internatid lala
= ~ din Mosa va.
: Urea am 4 TO in numai 1f
ieyf al ziaruI nostru. Seful 60.
munistilor romano-maghiari, dl
deputat Cristescu, agitatorul-ener-
gumen, ''tovarasul" care nu face
curse de cat Gu automobilul, va Fl
avut adinca satisfactie sd telegra-
fieze lui Lenin 81 Trotzki ceeace
a obtinut printr un sistem de te-
roare: afiliare neconditionata,
Am spus comunistii nostri, dar
Ell, intr 'adevar nu mai sunt al
nostri ci al Moscovei, pentru ca
S 'au despoiat, Gu satisfactia, de
ori ce conducere proprie, punin-
du-se la ordinele care vor veni
exclusiv de la Moscova.
Acum dl Cristescu Isl va arun-
ca ochii de vultur.. rosu asupra
Romaniei intregite pentru a putea
raporta lui Trotzki ce Sc poate.. :.
cOmunica la moi. ii vor fl de mare
ajutor 81 tovaraSii unguri.
ST. ce mai sti, vor aduce la Gu
nostinta pontifilor din Russia Cd
Sc poate comunica capitalul ro-
manesc.. care, intre moi fie zis,
acum Sc. infiripeaza; fabricele
romanesti care inca nu exista,
mai aies in jttmatatea Romaniei,
in nouile provincii; pamantul care
abea acum e pc calea de-a trece
in folosinta poporului.
Ii vor com lunica absurditati,
pentru ca la moi vor mai trebui
poate o suta de ami pentru ca
char socialisnhul cinstit sa poata
avea teren de mare activitate.
Oar, in schil NIB, dl Cristescu S "a
adaugat la optimismul tovarasilor
unguri, comu nisti, dintre care
unii nu pot uita pc Bella Kun, 81
ofensiva lui i impotriva Romaniei.
ST dl Cristes scu va visa un atac
la Nistru; toyarasii lui unguri
un atac la lisa, pentru ca dior,
comitetul communist central, sd Sc
poata trezi, intro buna vi, in
scaunele de ministri al Romaniei
Ce tie 81 Gu oameni exaltati,
,carora prea marea ambitie le
.rapeste drepta judecata.
In ultimul moment allan din
ziarele din BucureSti ca congre.
sistii communist carl au aderat
fara rezerva la internationala 9
lila au fost- arestati de puterea
armata 81 polite. Stirea 0 dam
sub toata rezerva, pima la confir.
marea Ell.
'Patria }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11

"neglj6" care d trecut prin toate
fagele erolutiunei, sade pc wn
scaun leagdn, piciOr peste picior,
ldsdnd sd ! Sc vdsd prin ciorapii
strdvesii pulpele bine modelate. CT.
teste revistd, pc care tine Gu
dreapta, pc cdnd bratM stang, plin
81 alb ca nea,M snti,,s pc spdtdreo
scaunmlui, pc care-se .joacd distrase,
degetele ei subtiri 81 lungi.
In fata ei, intr'um cdrucior, So
Vcde cdpusOrul unMi c0pI cu bibe.
loMwL w gMrd. - E blond. I'm in-
geras.
In fato casei, nn bdrbat, in eta
tie cam de 40 ami, cM mdMccilc sw.
mese, slab 81 gdrbovit, tumde iarba
GU n,asina-coasd pc care 0 mdnd de
sOr de mdperWl ei.
TablOul,, ca asaMblM e nsinunat-
Home, sUeet home!... Dar c0pi-
lului IL code sfircM bibelomnlui
din gurd, 81 incepe sd pldngd.
.'T0ns! N'dusi cd pldnge copi-
lul!" strigda dOanswa cw voce ar
gintie de prvsghetosre dar pc: w''
ton inaperi0s, ldsdnd reVista IN pOa-
le 81 sntOrcGnd capML cdtre strddG,
eyes, ma G'am!' rdspumde bar
batMl tresdrind. Sc 0preste, slo-
boade repede mdnerul coasei 81 a.
leargd cdtre verandd, pc cdnd
dOamna zimbeste multumitd 81 ur-
meazd sd citeGscd revistG.
Cub de r0iM. MinunGt tabl0u,
dar mas dosS .sd fac parte din ei
Maj bine IN lad.
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-11
Uncle puteTi pentru desarmare
HARDING PRIMESTE RAsPuNs della Uncle.
PUTERI
CE ( ATITUDINEA JAPONEZILOR

WASHINGTON, IL Iunie.-Presedintele Harding e deia
in posesunea raspunsuror neofciale ale pute carl
sunt gata de scuta chesta desarar Prmele ndcatii
in prn fost prmite de ambasadoru Brtaniei
Ia Berlin colonelu Harvey in conerina puteror aate.
Parerea guvernu1u este ca Statee Unite prn represen
anul Harvey puea sd nereseze de ceeae puter in
mod direct despre parere lor refeoare la desarmare 81
Tel s'ar putea face pas pracc In chesa desarmar
Presedntele Harding crede prin aceasa prin nia
va congresuu doreste presedntele
conferina maror puter navae penru discutarea modal
aor de desarmare respective despre stabrea unu plan
pentru incetarea construction navae mp deeinat
ar puea face prmul pas mare pentru confenta u-
uror taror din ume une ua hoarir efec
tive obligator pentru fecare matte As armatele
putea reduce inrenerea lor costa nci unei nai
enorme pc carl poporul nu e mai poate suporta.
Presentele Hardngcu toate Fl volt sd fe legat
Gle congress in aceasa prvnta fdca ell aes mpul
mpreurile potce cele mai potrive pentru aceasta
oae aceste e supune vonte congresulu 81
noda conform dornte exprmata de congress in
fOrma sau alta.
Sc anunta ST presedntele dceze for
in Fl luata resolua decara pace intre
putere cenale Statele Unite 81 amesteca in dis
cua face pc aceasta ema nte Camera Senat
in urmelor decat chese de elose ntre cele
4dcp& seoypuri leetult0are S ss .ss 4s-4e
Aceasta resolute dscntata in congress 81 presedn
tele o va SIENNA orr in ce for1na fl adoptata
Este ceva nostm in chestia aceasta In
dnee caua sd pastreze autotatea independents ecarui
eguitor pr amestece in chestile
orun din Capitol spun greu spravest aceasta
chesei de presedntee martursese parerea
sau ca ce vol sd Sc faca.
Aceasta situate poate dura multi caci acest
gres mai are inca multe de facht.
OSAKA Japonia IL Iunie.-Comitetul de desarmare al
camerei de comert din oc hoar1t sd rmita guvernuu
petite in care acesa sd fc ruga sd ia asupa
ca sd convoace confenta representation Ange 81 Sta
teor Unite Ia Toxic pentru tscutarea desaar Camera
hoarit aseenea ca va face investigate eferoare la coec
tarea information asupra mobilization desarmari
Smyrna times., 1921-09-21
WORK FOR JOBLEsS ON ROADS
Department of Labor of Washington
Seek Highway Work in Delaware

Immediate work on the roads of
Delaware was recommended by the
employment bureau of the Department
of Labor as a means Of temporarily
lessening unemployment in this State.
Senator L. Heisler Ball will be asked
to make every effort to secure early
adoption of the good roads bill now
before Congress so that money will be
made available for highway construc-
ton. 1t was explained to officials at
the Department of Labor that Della
wares share of the money appropriat-
ed by the Federal Congress to aid the
State in road construction is pitably
small. This matter will be brought to
the attention of the proper authorities
with a view to have the system of APP
portionment changed so that the Dla-
mond State will get more liberal con-
sideration.
The plan to rush road building is
believed by Secretary Davis, of the
Department of Labor, not only to be
advisable but necessary. Many thou
sands of men can be absorbed in such
work and it will be of character thai
will add to the material wealth OF the
nation, the secretary believes.
Smyrna times., 1921-09-21
20 STUDENTS ENROLL EARLY
This Number Has Registered at Wo-
mems College, Newark


mems College, Newark
Seventy new students have already
enrolled at the Women's College ac-
cording to an announcement Just made
There is a possibility that after the
final examinations to-day this number
may be increased to 100 which would
be the largest by far since the insti-
tuition was organized. Some of those
enrolled will take two year Teachers
training course. The college will
open tomorrow. Of the several stu
dents enrolled II are from Wilmington
81 from Delaware outside of Whining
ton and % from other states outside
of Delaware. Those enrolled to date
are:
Madalin Winthrup, Mary Kruger,
Mary O'Neill, Winslow Clark, Gather
inc Dougherty, Alice S. Finn, Mary
Rowan McHugh, Anna Maciejewski,
Estella Kite, Sara M. Webster and
Florence NJ. Stidham, of Wilmington.
Bernice Campbell, Selbyville; Pearl
Cain, Harrington; Sallie H. Evans,
Ocean View; Alice J. Lynch, George
town; B. E. McGee, Selbyville; Mar
garet Wilson, Lewes; Lenora H. Par
son, Laurel; Dorothy Mum, Milford;
Ethel C. Conwell, Milton; Mary R.
Eisenberg, Milford; Charlotte w.
Dayett, Cooch's Bridge; Pauline
Moore, Selbyville; L. Maude Lodge,
Dover; Helen Baker, Selbyville; En-
ity H. Jones, Dover; Marian E. Neide,
Yorklin; Mary M. Marvil, Seaford;
May NJ. Conner, Centreville, Del; An
ma Frazer, Newark; Ermine S. Quillen
Laurel; Dorothy Cooper, Newark; AL
yce M. Watson, Laurel; Aline Davis,
Laurel; M. R. Wollaston, Elsmere;
Mary Touhey, Yorklin; Mabel c. Con-
noway, Greenwood; Nellie Pusey,
Laurel; Frances L. Richards, Green
wood; Dorothy Hoffecker, Newark;
Beulah E. Law, Newark; Jennie H.
Hudson, Selbyville; Esther B. Russell,
Greenwood; Sarah E. Station, Wyom-
ing; Gladys E. Hudson, Georgetown;
Katharine T. Davis, Georgetown and
C. Blanche Workman, Laurel.
Helen Lucas, Massey, Md; Dorothy
w. LeFevre, Lansdowne, Pa; Sara
Hilda Hastings, Salisbury, Md; Vesta
NJ. Goodwin, Washington, D. c.; Mar
jorie Brosius, West Grove, Pa; Geor-
gia L. Holland, Cheriton, Va; Virgin
ia S. Burnet, Morristown, N. j.;
Cathryn V. Ladd, New Milford, Conn;
Emmarene Baldwin, West Grove, Pa.
Grace E. Reed, Hartford, Conn; Alice
Pettibone, New Milford, Conn; Eliza
beth F. Bailey, Trenton, N. j.; Alice
NJ. Pruitt, Trenton, N. j.; Isabelle A
Troub, Honey Brook, Pa; Mary A
NJ. Tempone, Philadelphia; Ollie L
Kramer, New Cumberland, Pa; Nor;
]. Lynch, Kennett Square, Pa; Mar!
DOugherty, West Grove, Pa; Mary K
Bradley, Jarrettsville, Md; Margare
Black, Cecilton, Md. and Edith M. Es
colt, Waban, Mass.
Smyrna times., 1921-09-21
BODY OF vINSON ON WAY HOME
Remains of Kent Boy Killed in France
Will be Shipped to Dover

The body of Clarence Vinson, of
Lebanon, who made the supreme sac
rifice during the World War, arrived
from France Saturday and was taken
to the Vinson home in Lebanon. Ar
rangements for the funeral have been
completed.
Clarence Vinson was % years of age
at the time of his death. He was
wounded in action by a machine gun
bullet in November, 1918, and died
two days later in a first aid station.
At the time of his death he was a
member of Company l, 312th Infan-
try, 18th Division. He entered the
service from Dover, on April /, 1918,
and exactly seven months later receiv-
ed the wounds which caused his death.
He left Dover with the 59th Pho
neer Infantry and was transferred to
the 312th Infantry, while at Camp Dix
n. j. He is the son of James and
Maggie Vinson, of Lebanon. The de-
tail that removed Vinson from the
field to the first-aid station was select
ed by John Argo, of Dover, who was
a member of the same battalion. At
the time Mr.. Argo received instruc-
tions to send detail after the wound
ed man, being unaware that it was
Vinson. While being removed to the
rear, Vinson would request his
stretcher-bearers to put him down and
seek shelter each time an enemy shell
would come over in their vicinity.
A tablet has been placed to his
memory on one of the State highway
bridges south of Dover, near Lebanon
it having been unveiled with appro-
pirate ceremonies on Memorial Day.
Smyrna times., 1921-09-21
FOR SALE OR RENT

Brick House farm containing 100
acres, situated in Severson's Neck.
w. +. CLEMENTS,
Executor of M. E. c. Voshell,
Clayton, Delawaer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-26
MORGAN

Harry snedeker, of South River.
has returned home AFTER a Few uaS'
spent with friends on the Heignts.
Mrs. John Springer, who has rent
- . bungalow on the Hill, Is enter
tsining friends from Railway for a
Carl Kruger, of Paterson. is at
MorHsn for . few days.
Cartright Holm. of WrightsIoWn
recently visited friends on Inc X -
crank M. O'Donnell, of New 1ork
rit,, snent Wednesday at Morgan
with friends. N,rk
George Robinson was a' Ne""
for a few days.
fter a pleasant visit with her SIS
ter. on the Heights. Mrs. Harry sui
Ivan has returned to her nome III
New York City. Lite
johnson Gray has returned to MS
home in New Brunswick AFTER
spending -four days at Morgan.
N Miss Florence Crouch, OF New
Brunswick, is spending a rev days
on the beach. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, OF
Hasbrouck Heights, were at Morgah
grabbing in Cheesequake creek Weo-
nesday. at
Morgan beach Wednesday. ,
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Cottrell, OF
New Brunswick, were at Morgan
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Tranin. of Philadel-
mia. has completed her visit at Nor
gan and returned to New Bruins
wick for a weeks visit.
Ernest Hartwell. George Howard
William O'Hern and John sullivan,
of Newark, motored to Morgan and
spent Wednesday on the beach.
William Harrigan and Joseph
Griffen, of Newark, are at Morgan
for a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-26
PUBLIC OPINION
Biblical Information
To the Editor, Perth Amboy Even
ing News:

To the Editor, Perth Amboy Even
ing News:
Dear Editor:-In the issue OF Au-
gust "a of the Perth Amboy Even
ing News, there appears h follow
ing request:
"Please settle a heated argument
bv quoting correctly and telling
where one may find the saying inc
children's teeth are set on
edge"
The answer as published
Jeremiah 31st chapter and Z9tn
verse. Revised Edition of the Blble
reads: In those days they shall
no more the fathers have eaten
sur grapes, and the children's teeth
are set on edge"
will you kindly publish from tne
Authorized Version of the blnie
also. jeremiah chapter 81, verses ~
and 30. which is as follows:
.In those days they shall say no
more. the fathers have eaten a sour
crane. and the children's teeth are
set on edge. But every one shall dle
for his own iniquity: every man tlat
eateth the sour grape, MS teetn
shall be set on edge"
The latter is the more
answer.
Appreciating the favor.
Very sincerely yours,
BIBLE STUDENT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-26
GENERAL COUPON

By making a purchase on
Saturday, Aug. 81, of $500
or over and presenting this
coupon you will receive so
s. & Fl. Stamps Free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
CHARGE TWO WITH
PLOT FOR FELONY
New Affidavit Accuses Hills,
Held in Ohio, With De
frauding Company.
In addition to AFFIDAVIT asains.

In addition to affidavit aEains.
Stanley Hill charging him with oo-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
TREATY CONTROL
OF EUROPE WILL
SOON BE RESTORED
But Will Be in Greatly Modi-
fled Terms, Foreign Min
lister Declares.

LONDON. July u. - The old
treauded Europe in a more extreme
form though possibly under much
more favorable circumstances. ls be-
Ing rapidly restored The outlet
for the adjustment OF territorial dis
putss provided by the League Of Ma
tions. however. may render local
adjustments practical and falling
anything Better. even desira BILE.
The sponsor OF the amendment 10
Article XXI 81 the league covenant
recognising and encoura Eing local
applications Of the broad principles
laid down by the league. DR.. Benes,
The Czecho-S lovakian foreign min
lister. is also one OF the moving spir-
Its IN the Little Entente. In an in
terview be discussed for the United
Press The effect Of the amendment
and OF the Little Entente on the
peace Of Central Europe
The amendment is an important
addition. ] believe he said. TO the
League If Nations covenant There
are many locai problems that. for
the league 90 attempt % settle. would
provide endless complications. This
amendment will provide for their
settlement on tire principles Of the
covenant by the nations concerned.
The Little Entente. consisting at
present Of JugosiaWa. ROumania and
Czech0sIovaka. comes within the
meaning Of this amendment It is
designed 20 promote economic ad-
justin euts.
Our nations have gained our in
dependence at a great cost and we
mean 70 see that nothing upsets IT,.
We have arranged treaties requiring
military support in a case a member
OF the Little Entente Is attacked or
IN case where the peace of Central
Europe is prejudiced. We want TO
prevent war from breaking out.
Because Ccecho-Slovakia has re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
Canadian Peace Riuer
May Be Lost Gold Mine

EDMONTON. Alberta. July 10
An expedition IS being organized here
20 search for the lost gold mine Of
Lost River. The lost mine is one OF
the romantic traditions OF the north.
II is believed 20 be extremely rich.
A wandering Indian from the Mac
kenzie river country came into Fort
S.. Johns several years ago with a
gold nugget as big as a walnut. Fort
St Johns is a fur post OF the Hud-
sons Bay company and is IN the
northeastern tip Of British Colum-
bia. on the headquarters Of he Peace.
The Indian could not talk the Ian
guage OF the local tribesmen nor OF
the whites. He indicated by signs that
he had found the lump in the dry
bed Of a stream northwest of the
fort. Then ne strolled out Of the
story over the horizon toward his
Mackenzie river home.
a white trapper who QUILTED at
Fort St. Johns came in months az
terward with a quantity Of coarse
gold. He, too. had found his treas
ure in the dry bed Of a stream north
west Of the fort. But that is all he
would divulge. He lived thereafter
on what the frontier called the fat
OF the land. spending his wealth with
a lavish hand in the Peace river
settlements. When he ran short Of
gold he went out into the woods and
came back with pockets bursting
with more. Efforts were made 10
follow him, but he was too cunning
for. his crackers. He was found
frozen 10 death on the trail one day
and took his secret to the grave.
The dry river bed is thought 20
have been once the channel Of the
Peace. 1t is known as Lost river
though, except after heavy rains, it
never contains water. II is % miles
northwest OF Fort St Johns. which
! is on the eastern watershed of the
divide.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

and Hungary are so strongly influ-
onced by Germany. It would amount
practically 10 a re-esta blishment of
Mittel Europa. This we simply can
not tolerate. just as we cannot toll
crate an Austro-German union.
"Austrla's condition, even without
any alliance, is improving. She has
plenty of coal. Her chief difficulty
is to get capital invested in her in
dustries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
MAYOR CARSON
REARRANGES HIS
DENTAL OFFICES
Fits Up One of Finest Parlors
of Its Kind in Entire
State.

Mayor Carson. who leaves official
life the first Of the year, and who.
after he relinquishes the mayoralty.
viii devote his entire time 70 his dem
tai business. viii have one OF the fin
est dental parlors in Indiana.
During the past few weeks Or.
Carsons dental Offices in the Warner
building. 500 5. Michigan ST.. have
undergone large Improvements much
new equipment having been added.
There has been a complete rear
rangement Of the offices with the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

Electricians sticky black tape is
excellent for mending breaks in
pipes or bowls. If the weak spot is
in a pipe wrap the tape arund il
tightly, leaving a generous amount
on each side. If there is a crack in
the bowl. run the tape along the
crack
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15
FELLOW JACK

To one quart Of ordinary strip,
which has been boiled 80 minutes,
add one-half teaspoon OF soda. which
has been rubbed smooth. Allow 10
boil. stirring constantly. When it
hardens in cold water, remove from
fire and add one tablespoon of lemon
juice. When cool enough 70 handle
pull into a light yellow. Twist into
strands and cut.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

fused to enter into a Danubian con-
federation. which is supposed 70 be
able TO bring about peace in Central
Europe. we have been accused Of
seeking 10 keep Austria and Hun
gary beggared. I have opposed the
Danubian confederation. II is not
wanted. If we formed the Danub-
ian confederation without the other
powers. we should be outnumb ered
two 10 one. which would not be bad
but for the fact that both Austria
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

pecially has been the victim both
OF internal economic depression and
world wide depression. Within six
months the worldwide depression
will show a great Improvement
which will automatically aid Central
Europe"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-15

partuents Of the offices. Each Of the
rooms leading off the vesubule have
their entrances hung with silk velour
draperies, which insures complete
privacy for patrons