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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-02
NATIONALMlk, DEMOCRATIC
ST MORALITATE.

tator dcsfasurarea luptelor noa-
sire politice dintre partide in nl-
timele decent 81 mai ales de Ia
unire incoace, prec,m 81 discutiu-
nile nesfarsite. dar de o indoel,
Mica sinceritate, asupra marelui
principiu calauzitor in guverna-
rea tarii - principiul democra-
tici - pc care cu atata lux de
yorbe 81 l'au insusit partidcle
vcchi ale vechiului Regat. az Fl
indreptatit sa banuiasca. pc baza
unei judecati superficiale, ca tara
noastra este un Stat cminamente
democrat. Atat de multi S'a mar
turisit acest pl.ineipiu, incat S ar
parea ca in tara l'omaneasca nl
exista rici un element. care sa nu
Idea o larga contributiune la in
faptllirea lui. Gel multi S ar putea
da pc Seama altor factori decat
eel politici intarzierea eyidcnta a
definitivei lui infaptuiri.
S'a facut un abuz din anuhta.
rea prineipiului democratiei, pc
cat de multe abuzuri an comiS
la adapostui lui. Daca este ade
varat ca. inca de la infiriparea
Statulni roman an fost barbati
politici carl an lucrat 81 an iuptat
Ell sinceritatc. dar 81 cu constiin-
ia, Ia realizarea unei forme de
conduccrc tarii, care sa alba la
baza acest principiu. apoi este tot
atat dc adevarat cd actiunea lor
a ralnas izolata. sau a prins III
mica masura. lar partidele noastre
la addpostul lui, an lucrat impo-
trivia hui.
Astazi mai multi decat oricand
Sc face I'M Experimentation abuz
din. afisarea 'democratiei'' 81
e foarte fircsc; in nota vremei ca
este I'm imperativ social. Cine ar
mai indrazni sd ia atitutine fatise
impotriva eli?
Politicianii nostri toti - de la
moartea lui p. p. Carp nici unul
nu a mai avut curajul sa mearga
in viata publiea, numai GU. re.
gele 81 dorobantul'', fara decorul
Istralucitor al democratici toti
|isi insusesc rolul de luptator
'convins' pentru intronarea de-
finitiva guvernarii democratic
| in Stat.
Dintrc acestia stunt o parte a
-
lcaror activitate sincera 81 bine in
drttmata lie da dreptul ,sa vor-
bcasca in nllmele democratiei.
Restul sc Ilnparte in doua cate
gorii: acei carl stunt de b,lna ere
dinta Cd scrvesc calza deinocra-
i
tiei. tlar in realitate = neintele-
gahd-o MI aduc nici contri.
butte in sprijinul eli; 81 doua
categoriei cea mai numeroasa
este formata din aceia, earl cauta
! 'sa profile de binefacerile eli l,,
Grand insa Consistent impotriva e;
! De sigur ca actiunea celor din
tai este paralizata in buna part,
de ceie doua tates6rii ale aceste
pseudo democratic.
/ Triu,nfui definitiS al al.evara
ttei democratic este totusi aprb
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-02
Fanetele 81 padurile.

Fanetele 81 padurilc an s,lferit
mutt dim cauZa Secetei. S a indreD
tat putin in ploile cazute. Pasn-
nea sa imbogatit in iarba odata
Ell caderea ploiloI In general nu-
tretnl foarte putin 81 satenii
suht ingrijorati Gle hrana vitelor
la iarna. Trifoiul 81 lucerna au
fost copsumate in stare verde.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-02
Muncils agricole.

Prctul facutului ogoarelor in
.iudetul Cojocna de 5000 lei
de iugar. Bratele smt in numar
sufficient. Sc platestc 124--13 LEI
De ri fara mancare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-02
TEATRJJ
sTUDENTES(

Asociatia Studentilor Universi-
taai Va da anul acesta mai mute
serbari Gu teat1u in diferite cen.
tire ronaneSti.
In acest scop studenti au ince-
put sa pres4teasc4 tn program
bcgat. intre Pieseae de teatru carl
vor Fl jucate este ''Napasta" de
I. l.. Caraxiale.
''Nobih Cefyetoare'' DE- v.
Alexandra.
''setanele dragostei" scrisa de
stuae1ati.
20 noapte fuftunoasa" de l. L.
Caragiale 81 ate piese.
Aceste serb6ri vor Fl organi-
zate insa de Societatile romaneyti
locale lar studentii vof juca pie.
sele de teatfu 81 execsita festtil
programulni.
Be aeeiea Asosiatia fsag4 oaer
societatile carl doresc sd dea ser.
bari Cd eoncmsil studeh1ll0f ~
se adrsssse CT de cussnl h 40.
eiatia Studentilor Univsrsitar
Romani, 3111 uSntsr Avsnue
fittsbureh, fa. rsntza I Ia i,te.
iegere asupra serbdrilor 81 a pre-.
EsA prssfstAul ia Gimp.
ttTs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-02

plat. Picdicile &c Use pun in Gale
/ nu pot de eat sal intarzieze, nici
}decum Sal inlature.
! Pc de alta parte nimeni nu az
putea sustinc astazi ca eXista iii
+, principiu mai bun in guvernarea
unni Stat dccat ccl democratic.
| Grescala este insa ca, multi :.
chiar dintrc aceia earl sc fac ell
sincnritate slujitorii democratiei
- m inteleg sau nu vor sd inte-
lcaga cat de pericnloaSa poatc ii
nentru Stat adoptarea izolata a
accstui principiu.
Cele doua elemente indispensa.
bilc-de sustinerc - lea afirmat
prczidentul parfid1llui national,
in discnrsnl sau dc la adunarea
poporala dim Cluj srnt: natio-
nalismul 81 moralitatea.
Alaturi de democratic. acestea
doua formeaza marble principii
care au calauzit pana All actiu-
nea partidului national 81 pc earl
Sc va Sprijini in viitor.
Lipsa oricaruia dintre ccic
doua principii de sustinere anu-
lcaza rostul dcmocratiei.
Cine ar putea sustine ca boise
viSmul nu este democrat? El este
lnsa international 81 lipsit de mo-
ralitate. EfectcIe acestei demo.
cratii'' izolate Sc cunosc. Demo.
crat este intro oare care masuri
81 partidul d-lui general Averes
GU: dar elementele lui de sustinere
sunt: d-nii Tazlauanu. Miller.
Resita''. etc. in timp ce morali-
tatea este Gu totul abSenta.
Dl lulu MANU- in discursul
>iu din Cluj. a precizat necesita.
tea Indispensable acestor trci
mari principii in conducerea tarii
romanesti. Ele an format pivotal
in jurnl caruia s'a desfasurat in.
treaga actiyitatc a partidului ma
tional pana astazi.
Democratic partidului national +?
Cine az putea-o desminti! De
73 ami acest partid este al tarani-
lor din satele romanesti ale Tran
silvanici.
Nationalismul partidului natio,
nal?
lnsasi existenta lui a fost jus
ltificat;l de lupta national;.
Moralitatea acestui partid!
Trecutul hui de lupta nationald
81 democratic. in afara de orice
compromisuri 81 cointcrcsari du-
bioase: care privea M un partid
lei un popor in vesnica lupta eli
asupritorii lui. iata caracteriza-
rea perfcctei moralitati a parti-
dulni national.
Aeeleasi principii ver calauzi
actinnea politica partidnlui 81
i'm viitor.
Orlcare ar fl gruparea sau par
tidul alaturi dc care paltidul ma
tional va ii cfemat in fruntea tre.
bilor publicc. activitatea lui va Fl
bazata pc aceste mari principii.
Partidul national isl pastrcaza
in viitor en- credinta calauza. ca
rel conduce dc 73 ami.
Orice concesiunc este O imposi.
bllitate categorical. Mai mutt
chiar: partidul national nu va
primi sa stea alaturi cu nici unul
din celelalte partidc, fara garan.
tii suficiente pentru pazirca ace
Istor trei mari principii. carl sunt
insasi existenta partidului natio-
nal: democratic. nationalism 81
moralitatc.
(Din ''Patria'-.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

Word comes from Yakima nat -
! ". v has distributed 1a-d5u-
calling upon workers . ;oin l. ~
One Big Union" and Obtain Z sha-
IN ne alleged enormous pro1ts from
the apple industry. Now wouldn't
.tat De nee: After The ranches
have worked and worried in an etfor.
70 develop paying orchard. . hars
these Indolen, Wobblies come tor--
with Z proposition . share IN re
profits IS taxing human patience -
the limit. Our slogan : ira. the in
dustrious are entitled 70 pay commc-.
surate 20 Their accomplishments. ard
,rat the indolent are Justly entitled -
nothing more than they produce. i
the prof: from 2pp'e-growirg wers
large The orchardi-.s are entitled -
every penny Of i. af.er paying rea--
enable wage 70 those 1.-o come -
and help harvest The crop.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
GARDNER WRITES

Roy g Gardner. mail bandit. a7s
~ =. : le--er e George l. No~.r.
a-s-s-zu; managing editor q ne Sa-
Francisco BaIletir describing Ms IS
cape from ~ federal prison on NJ
Ne ISLAND z-d enclosing : lec-e- 70
President Harding asking tor pa
5c-- TIE Authenticity II TIE letter :
-: caeS-lQnea Gardner says thz: ne
was s1ot ,w5ce when re rna6e his -
APE. once = ne 9eshy par- Of rs
= 2 below ne aiu and one :rroag7
"a othst leg below ne i1ree. the m
= going through re shin bona VIII
II breaking i. When ~ =. i'm
- brush = hi1 4nd rhe doctor ar
H-r1en q re ps-i-entizr7 bo:h pa
SD near I'm and me brush was =.
y 1re OF -1vo sides Of rs -;5iav
place. H then c,awled bze,, % NJ
fence and hid and laid there unit
aaIkness when he rrawle6 . M pr
or barn aad st2yed .here ~ Two days
= the hzy Of. coming down = nj u.
21o drinking mix and water. On IN
,-ird -igtE he started Tor re nor-e
pr o ~ island which he -ezche5
the second night thereafter He Re
MINED here until Monday nornin
VIE, ~ swan = FOX island ard -
NAMED several days living N nils
from the farmers COWS and f-1f-
frm their orchards He does 70. s.zy
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

So-cal.ed republican leader maze
up Z list o. men whom they desire
n have receive ire federal Office.
such a. collector Of internal revenue
etc. for the district q Washington.
but the senators from this STATE eri-
IDENTIFY thought that they owed MOTH
ing 70 This coteris o. men and have
disregarded their recommendations
a. least in some cases. The repubH-
can organization ogght 70 have some
thing 70 say IN these matters. PUb-
liz officials depend upon parry organ
izstion FOR their success and hey ar
bound BY right ard custom 70 give
heed 70 party demands in the d.srr.-
button Of patronage. Their disre-
gard Of this obligation ought 70 be
met b. defeat when they again come
before the people; but will these par
= leaders support them or will the
knuckle under and DO the bidding ~
these arrogant Office holders The
manner in which they rallied 70 The
support Of Jones as year indIcates
that they viii next year be the plant
tools Of Poindexter.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
NOTICE or HEARING on SET.
TLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR DISTRICT

Il -he Superior Co1- = -he Sac
= Washington. - C,e.ar Cour.r
Il -Le Mz-e- . -he Estate 4
BERT BLACKWELL. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -1z-
! L D1rarle-. administrator q r.
estate q Ber- Blackwell. deceased.
rs lied win ire Clark o tie above
Ccur- rs ina account as suc1 a6-
r.lIiS-rsto- and also Is petition -
- distribution . re perry he-
= g-rg = said estate. a-3 -he abore
entitled co1-- Z asked . approve z-6
se-.,e sad account distribute --e "a,
z-c persona, p-o parry belonging =
Sd estate . .la hairs a1c discharge
- admins --ato- rom - --ls.. an
Wednesday. ire 5.t day ~ Oc-ehs~.
1921. Z: re hour = $50 o'clock IN
= sad cay, o. - soon thereafter =
~ hearing car = rad. = re COR
room o. -1e cour- house II re CITY a.
We-atchee. CHelan County. Wasting
-or. has hee- Hxed = - tine s7S
pace tor hearing o. The settlement o.
t-e final account ard petition +o~ dis
t-ihutior. and ary person ;--e~eS-a7
= sad ss-a.e uzT Sc objections =
sa.1 petition and Sral account. o. nav
appear a. said tine and place srf
present -heir objections thereto.
Dated RS n ray o Sent. 100
!. 4 STEVENS.
Clerk y ne above e--:.'ei eo---
BIZ ISABEL 4 ROSS.
(5t-Sept. ?. Oct )
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
Railroad Items OIL
Timely Interest

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

Es-z should bear n mind thz. nurses.
guards zn5 Other employees sone-
mes grow impatient ana unsy--rrt4- :
tastc Wit t3sir mentally e charges
ano fall into disciplinary nethoas
IA. society no longer approves n ne
ere = ne insane.
Z either case Governor Hay- rs
chosen ne wissst method q weigh e..
t1e sensational acquisitions nat haze
bee mace sEsi-s, - tro safe IN
s-scutlons z western Washington.
TIE governor znl t-e public WANT ne
- s. poke MAJ Review.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

Il IRE "11emp loyrnent~ conference
wants . 10 something worth while
anc ire administration feels incline
:" back ~ ne conference. : MGR.
recommend investing : few hundre ]
million dollars Of public funds II put
liz roads over the whole country II :
way Of federal ali. instead o. -ae
teT thousands now grudg;ngly =.
aside Tor carr SAFE. The gorernmen:
i spending billions annually for or
g purposes. which. n the minds o.
mes. people. 5 d 70 general b=nef-
Money spent for real road building
would give employment . - feT
unemployed n each section and Great
Z demand for labor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

WHERE ne ws-t from FOX island. --.
says that he s wiki . friend where
ne vi remain un-l rs wounds heal
The lettsr was delivered = -
Bulletin II stamped envelope. ~.
bore n poS-mzrk / was compare
WIKI lettsr formerly written = .1=
Bulletin by Gardner zoi tte with /.
IS sad 70 - identical
These revelations -ast have -
6ency = al . - chag-sn e -
McNisl island prison AUTHORITIES.
inoeed- they have - capacity ., ~
1ers-arc how s.uri1 ne tsEa 49,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

The Cashmere g~a-re j. opposed
~ county bozrl letri1g -zxas a---
tine for : new ccar- house. T-e.r
stand i reasonable. Taxes zre
grez- burden an5 or officials c1zt-
= see ne necessity y keeping ,-=-
dcv-n % ~ very lowest poir- 4
new court house : needed. ~, wa
can ge- along 2 Few years -, wiz
.re Oh building.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
HIGH DAM NEEDED.

: Chicago man ssys -tast me enlv
NY . make pr9h o.tio- - actual s.
-s = stop lgnor =. = source. Il
source : What 81 e. u. includ
~ dry SQUAD. ravs b@e- looking fa..
nd : seems = nave - mary
-'s--rces al 20 stop !. j. aoou. q
~ : 5ot = dzrrr7iuE y ~ ocesn.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

I. begins = look Ike there S moth
--r y earct o. T ne heavens above
Ia Till satisfy Se-z-c- Bora ,-c
q ~ gentlemen -risreare@e~-
lcsno r congress W1=n Wilson
made : peace rrez-E - was opposed
= i and wha- Harding undertakes
Ike ask Boz. s--r-s - s,s-r-=--
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

Claad Ramsey. chairman = -
board o county commissioner =
King county. was 9 visitor - We-z.-
chez last week an5 broggrt - r.
matter q constructing - Steven
Pass -osd. tor which King county rs
already voted : s-are r funds. Tn
rcad o2gh: = y 81: = z9on =
working plans an conditions cz- ~
completed ar wori, started.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

Il the Superior Court Of re Stat
q Washington IN ard Tor the COUNTY
q Cselar
In Probate.
II the matter II ~ estate Of A.
- Neisner. Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given thai the IN
asrs. gned has been appointed and haS
ola-.-e1 3 Execute = re above e.
tiled estate.
Al persons having claims against
-1e above named deceased or agains-
-e- estate 2-e hereby -o-l--5 a-i -
CURED 70 serve them With - neces-
Szry vouchers N re III lerS!cre5
Executor or upon J. T. L:r6ley. ~
attorney q record = said estate. q
rs office in the CRY o Leaverv-o-.-
Chelan County. Washington. nat be
:.ng the place for ire transaction of
- -ness Of said estate and = file sad
claims with ire clerk q TIE above en-
--eo court together with proof o.
such service = REQUIRED hv 'a-v ws-'-
= SIX months from tie date Of TIE
hrS- publication a. tbs notice
s-nl n t-e event san claims shall ro-
b served and fled the same shall h.
forever barred.
22rd. 4. n. 1921.
ALBERT F. NEISNFR.
j. 7. LINDLEY.
4c,.orHey for Administrator.
Lnea ,gw Caelaa County.
(8t-Sept. %. 50. or. y
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

VI. G. Hoffman, q brother Of A..
returned here last week from Glen
Haven. Wis.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30

c. g. Sn-yth Went o~a- - scat.
Monday afternoon ~ q lay or Two r
--e metropolis.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
]. 7. ITNnIEY

Eddie Tholin transacted business a.
" enatchee Tuesday. returning hons
O.. 10. 90.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-09-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Il ire Superior Court q re STAT
q Washington in ard Tor the County
q Ctelan.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-25

AT the end Of his hour the majority
Of his audience agreed with him.
Said Miss Kate A. McHugh, former
principal Of the Omaha High school
and president Of the drama league:
Il am greatly disappointed. ex.
pected to hear a scintilating lecture,
but there wasn't even sparkle"
I'm going to write him letter and
ask him what he was talking about"
said Miss Grace Sorenson, editor Of
Every Child's Magazine.
Thinks He Is Boob"
Mrs. Halleck Rose was incensed: "I
think he's first class boob and I
think Chesterton thinks we are, too,
for listening to his piffle for a whole
hour" she remarked. II welcome more
such English lectures Of his kind. By
contrast we will quickly learn to re
spect American culture she announc-
ed emphatically.
"His lecture was an insult to my
intelligence" said Mrs. Geo. Prinz, &C.
tive in the Fine Arts Society.
Hes Mutt" commented Earl Gan.
nett.
Il think I'll take the lecture plat
form myself; I'd make great hit say.
ing nothing and would make lot of
money" said Mrs. J. N. Paul of St.
Paul, ex-president of the Nebraska
Federation Of Women's Clubs.
1.-THE mountain labored and brought
forth mouse commented Miss linda
Hameron CRITICALLY.
Belle Ryan Amused"
Miss Belle Ryan, assistant superin.
tendent Of schools, was frankly anus
ed at the whole procedure.
AT least he's honest" she said. "Ht
warned US he couldn't lecture. Now ]
think it's compliment to be ignor.
ant."-Jewish Press.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-25
PURIM.

. The Feast Of Purim which falls due
March oath will be the occasion for
special services in the synagogs on
the evening previous, according to
Jewish practice, and also on the
morning Of that day.
The services arranged for this festi-
val are associated in the synagog with
the reading Of the Book Of Esther. On
this day the Jewish people remember
the miraculous redemption wrought
for their ancestors through the fidelity
and devotion Of Mordecai, uncle Of
Queen Esther. According to the Book
Of Esther, Haman plotted to destroy
the Jews throughout the provinces Of
the vast Persian Empire. The day for
the terrible slaughter had been pro-
claimed, but by means Of the courag.
eous intervention Of Mordecai and
Esther, the murderous designs Of the
prosecutor were brought to naught.
Throughout all ages the Jewish peo-
pie have felt that the incidents mar
rated in the Book Of Esther reflected
their own career and at all times they
confidently trusted in the God Of their
fathers who was the rock Of their ref
uge whenever men rose up against
them. Under His guidance they have
waged an age-long combat against
error and malice to the end that ulti-
mately persecution and prejudice
might everywhere be uprooted.
Coupled with this faith was the hope
that here on earth, the footstool Of
God, men and women from all zones
and under all skies would pay homage
to God as the sole ruler Of all worlds
The celebration Of Purim was al
ways In the mirthful vein. In all Jew
ish families and Jewish circles the
festival spirit Is emphasized. What
ever social activities are arranged are
participated In by people who feel that
II Is their duty to give themselves as
well as gifts to those whose lot has not
fallen In pleasant places.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-25
CHESTERTON is A BOOB" OR A
NUT" SAY PROMINENT
GENTILES.
But He Got $1,000 for "Fizzle" Lee.
ture Here.
The Lives Of One Hundred Persons in
Famine-Swept China or in War
Wrecked Europe Could Be
Saved with Money Paid
By Society to Anti
Semitic Writer.

Gilbert K. Chesterton, lecturer and
anti-Semite writer, "came, saw, and
conquered" in Omaha Monday and
left with 1000 Of Omaha's hard-earned
dollars for q lecture which was termed
by prominent Omaha men and women
as a "fizzle."
Is Nhesterton q BOOB or q nut"
were expressions used by many fol-
lowing the supposed to be brilliant
$1,000 lecture.
The English writer, whose book on
The New jerusalem" say the same
things about the Jews that Henry
Ford has been publishing in his
Dearborn Independent" failed to i'm.
press his "Fine Arts Society" audience
at the Fontenelle hotel Monday after
noon. It was the largest crowd that
ever heard q lecturer In Omaha.
$1,000 Would Save 100 Lives.
Anyhow he Is on his way ~ England
now with 1000 good dollars, and 0ma-
ha will be $1,000 poorer.
And /. W. Carpeter, head Of the Chi
nese Relief Drive said that the lives
Of 100 persons In famine-stricken Chi
na could be saved with $1,000.
The Omaha Daily Bee writer at the
lecture was greatly disappointed with
Chesterton's attempt TO be interest
ing. The result was the Bee made .
survey. And here Is the story as II sp-
peared in Tuesday mornings issue Of
the Bee on page one, under the head
line: "Chesterton "Boob' or "Nuti";
Omaha Opinion Is Divided"
Gilbert X. Chesterton celebrated
English writer, reputed to be bril-
liant, gave his $1,000 q hour-lecture
on 1.-THE Ignorance Of the Educated"
before the biggest audience the Fon.
tenelle ballroom ever held. yesterday
afternoon.
In his opening sentence the ponder
Gus Englishman took the vast audience
into his confidence.
he told them he "was one Of those
famous Englishmen who cannot lee
ture-and d."
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-03-25
Friday, March rs, 1921.

hardly notice, II continued over two
months.
Frequent Bronchial" "Grip" or
Fever" attacks very suspicious.
Blood Spitting-f blood is coughed
up the cause is tuberculosis, nine
times in ten.
Pleurisy-Caused by tuberculosis
about seven times in ten.
Night-Sweats-Very suspicious.
Loss Of weight and strength very
suspicious, especially II there is a
slight cough.
II any Of these symptoms are pres
ent, no matter how we'll you look or
feel, go to your physician and explain
your case. You can be cured II you be-
gin in time. Hundreds Of patients who
have been treated at the State Tuber-
culosis Sanatorium at Sanatorium,
Texas, are well today.
II you have tuberculosis learn it
early. Early diagnosis means half the
battle won in the cure.
For further information and in
structive literature on the prevention
and cure, write to the State Tubercu-
losis Sanatorium, Bureau Of Cores
pondence, Sanatorium, Texas.