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urinary

Gu .toate aceste mari 'inconve.
niente, totus, inimicul nu putut
patrunde asa usor in tara noas-
ira, asa usor cum ar fl volt 81 cum
ar ii dorit.
Primele incercari de intrare in
tara lea facut pc frontul arm. III.
lProbabil ca cele cinci trecatori -
Bran, Strllnga, Predeal, Bratocea,
Buzau, grupate pc un front
mic, ca 81 apropierea Bucurestilor
de acest front, suradeau dusma-
nului !. lar succesul ce ar Fl obti-
nut, ruperea in doua tarii 81
izolarea fortelor din Oltenia 81
Sin vestul Munteniei, ar fl fost
maxim. Atacnrile desperate, ce q
dat in aceasta parte, au fost res,
pinse, de vitesele noastre trupe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-08

durata. Char doua ri, la 3 No.
vembrie, le-au fost rapite prin.
tr 'un lures neintrecut al yoinici.
lor nostri.
Frontul aci, la armata de nOrd
fata de luptele darje duse de moi
Sc stabileste. Inamicul Isl opreste
atacurile inject, inject. Mici &C.
tiuni locale, mai fac pc lei, colo,
fara insa vre-un rezultat hotari.
tor, din nici Q parte.
Trupele noastre, insa Sc prega-
tesc pentru 0 mare ofensiva; in
aceasta parte, Gu ajutorA atata
de multi asteptat 81 ni69 odata
VENT, al aliatilor rusi. De data
asia Sc pare Cd sunt hotarfti, dar
ne-am fnselat! 81 de data aceasta
ca 81 altadata, in trecut, CO 81
mai pc urma, ne-au lasat in balta.
Dupa 0 ofensiva de cateva zile
facuta Gu multi sgomot 81 GU mare
lauda, dar Gu multa incetineala,
s'au oprit, asteptarld alte zile
mai bune! 81 ne-am oprit 81 moi
privind aiuriti in jurul nostrlll \
Pc irontul arnatsi NE lupsele,
IN aeeasta periosda spnt 1nult
mai sangeroase. Aci luptk trupe
eermane j uu1nai, "a III ~ col6,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-08
STRUGURI
CA u T

Pc Sofron. din comuna Vurpar
Judetul Sibiu. Am sal comunic
ceva de mare importanta pentru
dansul. Rog pc toti fratii romani,
care stu de dansul, sau char
danSul daca va ceti acest anunt
Sd scrie pc adresa:
JOHN BARTUSH
1888 Main Ave. N. w.
Cleveland, Ohio.
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CO vocARE
Presidiul.

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Samanatorul Roman
din +. Youngstown. O. Convoaca
pc toti membri sal din loc 81 jur
de lua parte la adunarea Gene
rala lunara, care Sc va tinea in
ziua de IL Septembrie 1921 in
oflclul Societatii de sub numarul
lO2 al 1O-lea Str. Sedinta Sc va
deschide la orele 80 p. IN. La
ordinea zilei vor fl mai multe
chestll lnportante pentru bunul
mers al societatii deci rog pc toti
fratii membri de a lua parte la
aceasta adunare 81 tot odata ROC
pc toti fratii romani din loc, care
nu apartin la nici 0 organizatie
|Sl vOleSc deveni mcmbri sd faca
blne a lua parte la aceasta adu-
mare 81 totodata rog pc toti fratii
membri care sunt i'm restanta cu
cotele lunare sa faca bine sd 81 lie
achite.
In numele Societatii SANTANA
torul Roman din E. Youngstown.
OHIO, va asteptam Gu drag.
Niculae Marhao, presedinte. !.
loan Rodean, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-08
INsTlINTARE


Sunt rugaH toti s'sonsntii
nogtri . obsGva urmxtoarels
reguh Il trimitsesa psatrB
schimbare DC adresx:
1. 81 - scrde adresa veehe
unde 10 msFs xiarnl q adresa
ande 80 mutak
2. Il fiecars persoanx q
- al&ture nj ~ 81 b. q d
caute O nj @ dsa lsumelo stre,
dei q q oragului correct.
Ono N obsoevx aceste 70
guh IN Sadar aStsaptx, X j q
schimbe adrese - M . poasa
Adminjstrstia.
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,cate mica initiate austrO-unga
ra. Pc frontul acestei armate
voeste inimicul, pc cat Sc pare,
sd patrunda in tara 81 de aceia
aci Isl a Ingramadit 81 foarte
multe forte, sapte divizii: 5 ger
name, austriaca 81 o brigada
|alpina.
Trupele armatei la - sase
divizii 3, 4, 6, TO-, 2l, % obosite
81 istovite, - Sc fntind de la Bu-
Eau, ocupand Crasna, Tabla Blu.
tel, 81 apoi prin Bratocea, Prede-
lus, culmea fntre eele doua Dof-
tame, Predeal, Caraiman, valea
Dambovicioara GU wanna Strunga.
Sfarsitul lui Septembrie este
caracterizat prin actiunile puter-
nice ale inimicului indreptate
|spre regiunea Buzaului 81 wanna
|Strunga unde are 81 oarecare sac
cese, dar curfnd situatia Sc resta-
|bileSte 81 frontul Sc asigura prin
Iiuterventia trupelor noastre.
Primele patrule inimice intra
IN tara 81 calca GU eoltii cismelor
lor murdsre pc suflctul nostru
Ne doare de MISE rupe inima!
Contra atacurilor noastre, d ,te
IL regiunea Buzanlui, cu multa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-08
CONv0CARE

societatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura L. r. Ard. 81 Trans
din Alliance, Ohio, Convoaca p,
toti membri sal la sedinta Gene
nala lunara, care Sc va tines
Dumineca II Sept. 1921 in Hals
Societatii 735 Ash Str. Sedints
Sc VA deschide la ora / 80 D. IN
Find chestii impOrtante de re
zolvat toti membri sunt rugat
GU insistenta lua parte la acea
sta sedinta.
(2OS-9). Presidiul.
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'ABONAT1 Z1ARUL
..AMERICA"
co N CAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii" din Detroit, Mich.
Pc aceasta Gale Convoaca pc toti
membri eli la sedinta generala
speciala care Va avea loc Dumi-
neca in II Septembrie 1921 in
Hala Chene de sub Mr.. 2646
Monroe Ave.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
. p. m. In aceasta sedinta Sc va
ceti contractul facut GU COntrac.
torul care he va zidi Hala.
Pentru ca fie care sd fie la fata
locului ca sd site ca cum 81 Gu cine
he legam capul. Deci slmteti
strict obligati de a lua partc Ia
aceasta sedinN 81 toti acei men,
bri care ar dori 81 sunt fara lucru
sd binevoiasca lua parte la Sc
dinta pentru ca sd Sc inscrie la
Contractor sd capete lucru Ia
Hala.
In numele societatii ''Desteap-
tate Romano Hora Unirii".
Va salutam Gu toata stima:
p. Gabrean, presedinte.
Nicolae Dragos, secretar.
(2O8--9).
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IN ATENTIUNEA
ROMANILOR.

Cunoscuta Farma, fost d-nei
Body, la Stop "a, Lake Shore,
Electric r. r. peste lima de tren
Nickel Plate, prima casa.
Dl Paul, proprietar, aduce La
cunostinta tuturor romanilor care
dOreSc d avea must de StrugurI
de Dover, sau doresc sa cumpert
struguri. Serviciu cinstit ca s
pana acuma.
L. PAUL
Tele"on Guy. Dover 107.
(lx6-24 Sept.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
RIPPING RHYMES
By Walt Mason.
THE HIGH A

! do not envy Warren G., his task
I would moi share; / have no presi-
dental bee, l want no White House
chair, for all it brings, as he will
see, is plain and fancy care. He's
full of high resolves. you know, our
confidence to earn; he'd make the
wheels of commerce go, as all good
wheels should turn, and put the lid
on every woe. and give us joy to
burn. And il we all stood at his
back, to help as best we might, to
share the burden he must pack. and
cheer him day and night, he might
enjoy that old white shack and think
his work delight. But ere he's fair
ly warmed his seat a million hungry
chaps will ask why, in the name of
Pete, they don't get public snaps.
and they will stop him in the street
and bore him with their yaps. And
he will sit at night and sigh. and
cuss the awkward fates that put
him in a place so high. where only
trouble waits; no nation has enough
of pie to feed the hungry skates.
And those who fail to get a slice will
saw he is a fake. and they Will hand
him chunks of ice when he's expect
ing cake, and once a day or maybe
twice, his weary heart will break.
And he will walk with dragging step
to meet his callers gay, and they
will see he loses pep with every pass
ing day; and soon he'll summon Old
Dog Shep to chase the bores away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

O. Was there ever a project to
inter George Washington's body be-
meath the Washington monument?
M. W.
A. President Adams wrote to Mrs.
Washington asking her consent to
the reinterment of her husbands
remains beneath a monument to be
erected by the government in his
honor. Mrs. Washington consented,
although she said that 1t was "a
sacrifice of individual feeling to a
sense of public duty" When the
time came to obtain permission to
remove the remains. Mrs. Washing
ton had died, and the brother of
General Washington refused to al
low the body TO be removed from
it's hallowed resting place.
O. II Is rumored that the United
States had several ships built IN
Japan which have Eve been deliv-
cred. Is this true?-T. g. b.
A. The Navy Department says
there is no foundation for the ru-
nor that Japan has ever built yes
sells for the United States service
or has any contract to 10 so. The
naval vessels of the United States
are provided by American firms
with whom the United States gov
eminent has contracts.
O. Please tell me the date of the
Dark Day" in Colonial times
J. S. g.
A. May 10, 1880. was known as
the Dark Day in the New England
States.
O. Is a rural mail carrier sup
posed to take the pennies out OF a
mailbox when there is no stamp on
a letter?-A. l.. p.
A. The Postofice Department
says a rural mail carrier has the
authority to take pennies from a
mailbox when there is no stamp on
the letter. Be sure to see that the
pennies are carefully wrapped.
O. How many aliens were sent
back to the old country by immi-
grafton officials last year?-R. w.
A. During the fiscal year 1920,
4SO,O01 immigrant aliens were ad-
mitted and 11,795 were debarred.
@. Is it true that De Valera is
an Italian ana was once a SdlHViiS
priest ?-T. s. A.
A. An official of the Friends OF
Irish Freedom says that canon De
Valera was born in the United
States, of a Spanish father and
Irish mother. and is a Roman Cath
oIic. He is not, however. a member
of the priesthood. and was a pro-
fessor in a university in Ireland.
@. What is the derivation of the
A. The name rose" is derived
Sub rosa Pr. NJ.
A. The name rose is derived
from the Celtic "rhod" meaning
red" this being the prevailing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

ceivably be resolved.
l have seen in the museum OF a
medical college a large glass jar
containing a bucket or two of water,
and a smaller n containing lime
and another containing salt, and one
with a pinch of PHOSPHORUS. and a
few others. and have been told that
these are the component parts of a
human being. But no man ever seri-
ously proposed to shake these to-
gether in a churn and create a
Nor is man himself the final hui
man unit. No individual since the
race began has been capable of re-
producing. alone and ~unaided. a
single unit of human life.
Humanity finds instantly the need
of a larger unity In the family. And
the family cannot fulfill every nor
NAL function ave in the larger unity
of the tribe or the neighborhood or
the nation.
The kingdom of heaven is more
than a mob of isolated saints; it IS
the organic unity of innumerable
minds and hearts working out a
great common task. That, and not
alone the little drop of water and
the little grain of sand, make spirit
ual continents and vast deep reser-
voirs of power.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
THE DROP AND THE OCEAN
BY DR.. W. E. BARTON

Most of us learned when we were
children those delightful lines:
Little drops of water, little grains
Make the mighty ocean. and the
pleasant land"
That poem was intended to teach
us, and In many cases did teach us
worthily, something Of the value OF
things that we were tempted to think
Of as so small a. to be of little ac-
count.
Let that lesson remain; we shall
not need to unlearn II. When a king
car die of the bite of a pet monkey,
and a fatal illness is attributed to a
pin-prick, we are in no position to
despise the day of small things.
But the is mor and other
than drops; 1t has its oceanic char
acter. That which bears upon its
heaving breast the commerce of the
world, that which dashing against
the shore wears away the everlasting
rocks, is more than drops.
The pleasant land, likewise, Is
more and other than sand-grains.
That territory which upon the map
Is marked with the title THE United
States of America" cannot be de-
scribed by a counting of the grains
Of sand into which it might con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Our Daily Special
Some Men Make The Rest Cure A Habit.
Luke McLuke Says

Iuh uN1ldh says
The more a man is Henpecked at home, the
less he is afraid of Chickens when he Is down
town.
And many a man can tell you that he would
rather be fatfooted than be fatheaded.
AS a woman grows older she uses less paint
on her face. But. she uses more flour on her
face to make UP for it.
Man was born to mourn. The later he gets
home at night the earlier his wife gets him up
to explain his absence.
Carry all your money in your pocket and
you'll soon find that it is in some other mans
pocket.
After a man has been married long enough
he is willing to swap his Family Tree for a load
of kindling wood.
Nowadays a motor boat isn't supposed to
draw much water. but a motor truck is expect
ed to draw a lot of booze.
When a woman can't decide which hat to
keep. she compromises by keeping both.
The old-fashioned girl who was born with a
silver spoon In her mouth now has a daughter
who acts like she was born with a mouthful of
gold teeth.
A lot of men go through life wanting Water
melon all Winter and wanting oysters all Sum-
mer.
This is a great country in which a bewhisker-
ed alien, wearing a No. 6 hat on an i~nfrowing
forehead, can go around demanding Intellectual
Freedom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Remarkable Remarks

The man who keeps pm fighting
the battle of life till middleage,
without throwing up the sponge,
cannot be called a failure. Palmer
Bernard Vaughan.
1--WE must set limits to the tide OF
immigration SO that a united ma
tional life and consciousness shall
remain possible to us."-Dr. Jacob
Gould Schurman, Columbia Univer-
sity.
"As a matter of fact, present-day
morals are neither substantially
higher nor lower than they were
one or two generations ago."-Prof.
Franklin H. Giddings. author OF
History of Civilization"
1.-THE church has always been the
greatest trouble-maker in history.
because 1t has stirred people to
higher achievements."-Dr Charles
Sickle.
mo other country in the world
gives such freedom to the activity
of its people as the United States"
Judge Willis B. Perkins.
'The country is sick of political
ISLANDERS and controversies. II
wants domestic as we'll as inter
national peace."-William Gibbs
McAdoo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

color of the flower. The Romans
placed a rose over the principal
door leading to a private feast, and
anyone passing under 1t was bound
by honor never to reveal anything
said or done within the room, hence
the term Sub rosa"-under the
rose.
Q. What is the difference between
a gasoline engine and a gasoline
motor?-M. w. l..
A. The Bureau of Mines states
that the difference between n gas
oline engine and a gasoline motor Is
that the engine Is the whole ma
chine, including the wheels. belts.
etc., while the motor is simply the
heart Of the engine.
q. When was The song silver
Threads Among IL, Cold written?
-. w. H.
A. Tki- song was copyrighted anc
published in 1873.
Q. When was poisonous gas hrst
used in warfare?-G. T.
A. The first recorded use OF suf-
locating gases in warfare was about
4s1 B. c., sulphur fumes having
been used in besieging the cities OF
Platea and Belium in the war be-
tween the Athenians and the Spar
tans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
JUST JOKING
The ChiId's Logic

Near Shanghai an English sailor
on his way to the foreigners burial
ground to lay a wreath on the grave
of a comrade. met a native with a
pot of rice.
Hello, john" he hailed. Where
are you going with that?"
81 take put on glave-glave of
my iien." said the Chinaman.
"Ho.no!" laughed the sailor. "And
when do you expect your friend to
come up and eat it?"
"All time samee your fien come
up and smellee your flowers" re-
piled John.-London Opinion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Exactly

Chesterton is with us. The noted English
men has given US the once over. and made this
decision:
There will be reaction against prohibition.
To tell a citizen what diet he must take Is in
terfering with his rights as a human being and
is absurd. Slavery doesn't mean that men and
women shall be held in chains. Slavery means
taking Always the right of the person TO deter
mine what he may have"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
TO QUESTIONS

Any reader can get tbs answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. Direc-
tor. Washington. d. c. This orer
bureau cannot give advics or legal.
medical and financial troubles. It
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus
tive research on n subject Write
your question plainly and briefly.
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Then IL Happcnedt

II wonder if you could?' unused the Cheer
full Idiot.
you wonder il you could what?" demanded
the Wise Guy.
why, If a girl sued a cowboy for breach of
promise. / wonder If you could say that the
cowboy had been lass-sued? ?" replied the Cheer
full idiot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
The Man i'm the Pants Pressery.

He feels real queer. Hes feverish, yet chiIls
run down his back.
He feels so small he fears he might slip through
a flooring crack.
He'd cheerfully bow down before big things
like gnats and ants
He sits behind a screen the while a presser
irons his pants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
TIo. Hum!

This Prohibition makes me sigh.
It's rot:
The Moon was full last night, but I
Was not.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Supporting Talent

Your son is musical. isn't he?"
"Oh, very; he's In the band"
What 1oes he play?"
HE holds up the front of the
drum when they march."-Boston
Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

He wouldn't watch his hands. not he.
His case is one 1 won't bewail;
His works were not what they should be,
And now he has wound up in Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

The school teacher who married the ~janitor
was probably dazzled by the thoughts of COM
parative luxury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

Where the Southpaws Hail From.
Marbiehead, Mass.
Nut. Fla.
Bullhead. S. D.
Ivory. Mo.
Bonneville, Ga.
Concrete, Va.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Paw Knows Everything.


willie-Paw, what is a Standpatter?
Paw-A standpatter is a man who believes
that il you do not stay in a rut, you'll find
in a hole. my son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Obi

why does a doctor perform an autopsy any,
way?" asked the Old Fogy. as he looked UP
from his newspaper.
ITO secure inside information, ] suppose" re-
piled the Crouch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
BetCIai

There will be trouble in this world"
Observed old Pete Persimmin:
"Ez long as half the folks is men.
And half the folks is wimmin."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
Perfect IAI Gentleman

Mrs. Goodhart-What would you
say IL / gave you a nice drink of
lemonade?
Neighbours Child Gagged 6)-Here's
lookin' at you!"-Buffalo Express.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
No Clhance!

You may turn midnight into noon.
And change the sun into the moon
You may hang Freedom on a gibbet.
But Prohibition won't prohibit,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10
What?

What has become of the old fashioned mer-
chant who treated you politely whether you
anything or not?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-10

Names Ii Names.
I. NJ. Stout lives in Gallo, n. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-24
BLACK PRINCES
OF ABYSSNNIA" GO
TODEATH WITHOUT
SHOW OF REMORSE
LEADERS OF CHICAGO RACE
RIOTS AND DESTROYERS OF
FLAG JERKED INTO ETERN.
ITY EARLY THIS A. NJ.

Chicago. June 24.-Grover c. Red
ding and Oscar McGavick. were
hanged together at 1927 o'clock this
morning for the killing of Robert
c. Rose. q sailor, in connection with
the "Abyssinian riots" last June. Both
appeared cool when they walked upon
the scaffoh McGavick stared at the
ceiling Of the execution chamber while
priest repeated prayer.
Redding closely followed the move
ments of those who adjusted straps
about his arms. and legs.
Both slept during the night and Red.
ding ate hearty breakfast.
The so-called "Abyssinian riot" oc-
currei on the evening of June 90 1920
when a band OF negroes, led by Red
ding and others. terming themselves
princes OF Abyssinia" and connected
with u movement for the return OF ne
groes TO Africa, staged parade.
The parade concluded with bon
fire during which an American flag
was tossed on the blaze.
Rose attempted TO rescue the flag
and was shot to death from an auto
mobile.
The paraders scattered and some
ran into nearby building and in pro.
miscuous firing which followed Joseph
Hoy. cigar clerk, was killed. and Jo-
seph Powers. negro policeman. and
William Carter, negro butler. were at
tackled.
NcGavin and Redding. who later
were arrested In Pittsburgh. We're found
guilty OF killing Rose and sentenced
to death. In denying the petition for
an insanity hearing. Judge George
kersten yesterday saii IL had not
been made In good faith.
After the verdict had been pro.
nounced" Judge Kcrsten said. 81
heard Redding say: Wei. / dtln't get
away with IT, I've been acting up. but
the jury was wise to me. Guess I'll
have TO hang"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-24
AMERICAN GIRL
WEDDED TO TITLE

Paris, June 2l--Gladys Marie Deacon
~ Boston this morning became the
Duchess Of Marlborough. the second
American girl to assume the title.
The civil ceremony. which lasted three
minutes. took place In the British
consulate, and was performed by III.
@, Mckaie, the British consul.
Miss Deacon was attended by the
Countess du Bo.zrouvray. Other per-
sons prCSent included witnesses and
Eugene Higgins, cousin Of Miss
Deacon, and several American and
British newspaper men.
The first duchess " Marlborough.
before her marriage to the duke was
Consuelo Vanderbilt Of New York.
She obtained decree Of absolute
divorce from the Duke May IS last
The. hour originally set for the civil
ceremony was three o'clock this after
noon. but the time waa changed at
the last minute to II o'clock this
morning. In order TO avoid a crowd
OF spectators Notwithstanding this,
battery OF moving picture men
greeted the couple as they walked
from the consulate. The duke and
duchess smiled and agreed 10 pose.
A luncheon for the wedding party
followed at the home Of Mrs Hig-
gins. where the religious ceremony
will be celebrated at noon tomor-
row
The Duchess wore IA costume of
good luck" blue. consisting " a
simple silk dress u deep blue and a
, large blue picture hat, the shadc
having been selected by her TO bring
good fortune.
Immediately after the ceremony the
witnesses hailed the bride VA 'duch-
ess" and the duke laughed and said
he was greatly honored In marrying
AN American girl The duke gave
his name as Charles Richard John
Spencer churchill. Duke OF the
Realm" and his age ~ AZ. The bride
gave her name as Gladys Marie Dea-
con. daughter u Edward Parker Dea.
con of Boston. spinster gentlewOman.
No age was mentioned.
Scores OF presents continued 10
arrive today at the home " the
duchess from American. French and
English friends.