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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-18
C0Nv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Printpl Nicolae" din
bridgeport. Ohio. Convoaca pc
toti membri sal din loc a lua par
te La sedinta Generala ce Sc va
tinea in ziua de % Octomvrie
1921 la orele l 80 p. m. in Hala
din Aetnayille, Q. 3rd Str. No. 23.
! Totodata sunt rugati acei frati
romani carl doresc deveni men,
bril- al acestei Societati, spre BIZ
nele propriu 81 inaintarei neamu
lul romanesc, Sd Sc prezinte in
zila de mai sus numita.
In numele Societatii 'Printul
Nicolae" din Bridgeport, Ohio.
v. Ardelean, presedinte.
Nicolae Hodernau, secretar /.
(243-44).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-18

81 anume singurile de carl mai
dispunem: brigada de graniceri,
luata de la armata | romano, desi
era mare nevoie de ca 81 acolo !;
batalionul vanatorilor de munte,
81 d.vizie de cavaleric. Gu ace.
ste ajutoare sc proccteaza un
mare contra-atac asupra inimicu-
lui, care ajlmsese in seara zilei
de 90 Iulie, pc inaltimile ultilne
de deasupra Trotusului Gotta
789 - lar Gu patrulele sale ince-
puse a scormoni prin comunele
Poeni 81 Mosoarele d Sc mdrepta
81 spre Tg. Ocna; Contra -atacul
proectat esa ultiAa sperant4, de
altfel foar'te sla'b6, caci situatia
era desperate. Trupele noastre
batute 81 subinjumatatite in lupta
de patru zile, Gu forte dusmane
inpatrit superioare, abba mai
tineau pozitiile ordonate. Trotu-
sul era "a ii ii mainele dusmani-
lor, Tllnurile lni hateau en- inyer.
sdnare calea ferata, garlic Vi 70.
seaua nstionala pc unde puteau
sosi ajntoars. Se u lnase m6suri
de ! ~ tse @ "
Trotusuluis lsex sontrs sstsesll N
ar II sesJ \ 1iei sltt ls<sryi
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81 10 mil de granade trag din
mers, din fuga, asupra dllsmanu,
lui ingrozit 81 inlemnit de- apart
tia noului dusman. Inainte! Ina
inte. lnainte vanatofi de munte!
Inainte Inainte! striga ofiterii,
striga gradatii! Inainte! striga
char 81 soldatii intre Ell, 81 lntr .
clipeala sunt Gu totii intre rindu-
rile razletite dusmane, carl Sc
predaps en- duiumul, nemai putand
urea dtalurile 81 muntii tot asa
derFepeele cum le coborfsera, san
totasa rde q repede ca ii vanatorii
|npStrii. Fug dnsmanii ceilalti fara
afncerca cea mai mica rezistenta
fuge fntreaga divigie inimica,
iritre, care 0 brigada bavareza, IN.
fa 6otstui atac care curata Vi
matura totul in calea So. Urea
vanatorii muntii in fugs mare, 81
atat de repede au ajuns Ia Cire-
soaia, aproape cinci KIN. de II
sosea, fncat artileria dnsmana
nici llu au avit tinpul 81 des-
chida focul asupra hr. iii BON.
barda soseaua Hati0nala ~ yalea'
Trotusulni, facand bsraj j, be csnd
|yanat tori Y sai's1Us n an A. Oirs-
loaia. Va iar,na)
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mari, facand zilnic peste 40 KIN,
81 q aj,ins la Bratesti Z KIN. nord
de Tg. Ocna, in dimineata zilei de
80 Iulie, la ora l 80. Aci, face
plima odihna mai mare, de vre-e
Z ceasuri 81 Sc intremeaza pentru
luptele ce urma sa lie dea in cu.
rind. Pc la ora 10 primesc ordi-
nul de, atac, ce trebuia sal incea.
|pa la ora is. Sc 81 pune in mars
|cdci trebuia sa faca un ocol, spre
Ia cddea in flancul iniplicului 4
pe IL ora 1880. ajunge la apa
Tfotusului, in fata sectorulul
dealul vranceanu-Magura, de uf
de trebuial 81 porneasca Ia atad
Dusmanul ayea patrulele 81 Poeni
iar grosul sau cobora u1timul
deal. Vanatorii de munte Sc des
fasoara pentru atac,s pc malul
stang al Trotusului, apoi 1ntra il
rim, GU apa pana Ia piept, ofiterii
IN fr1lnte, 81 intro tacere de NOR
mSnt in siruri strinse, CO pentru
parada, tree eu totii, despicand
|apa, l,e naIul drept ii inainteazs
Ia ldpta apriga Apa rece . Tro
|tpanlai lea 1nat ii ultimele res
de o),oseala Deodata pests
30 Plsti mitralierf. 10 mitrsliere
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nu mai putea fl, trimeasa aici,
fiindca armata Iromana lie absor.
bea pc toate, sitiatia acolo find
eel putin tot asa de grea ca aici.
Sc parea ca planul dusnlan, de
a cuceri 81 restul tarii, este pc ju-
matate de a Sc infaptui. Dusma-
nil strigau victorie, 81 Sc indem-
nau unii' pc altii sd zoreasca la
Trotus, care era, sfarsitul primei
lor etape de lnpte dnyersunate,
dar pline de sllceea Inca un pas,
pentru q coborf de pc ultimul
deal 81 au sosit u tinta lor. P}anul
lor ar Fl fost exscutat aploape in
tocmai..
Deodata, ca ain senin, . fur-
tuna ingrozitoare.se ibAte asupra
dusmanu'ui, u zeei de traznete
cad peste capnl In buimaeit 81
! ifnebunit de spafm8 Intro clipa
victoria lni se6 transforma Id in
frangere rusinoas j aceiasi vie:
toriosi Bavsrezi aari "a IA cincl
minute mai inainte naereean can.
fH,nd ooxo 4 80 ~ 81 n J. # L a., :.
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tiuni, totul &c ii fmpiedica, pealtru
fugi mai repede, pentru scapa
de moartea zee Ii s. "a arafat in fata
81 care ii urmareste rinjind 81 ne
ertator.
Batalionul ~yanatorilor de mum
te facut aceasta IMMUNE. I'm sim
CUR battalion, da! dar acesti 0 mie
81 0 suta soldati vanatori de mum
te, sunt toti adevarati eroi. FL
sosesc de Ia Targul Neamtpl .unde
s'au pregatit in tot cursul pfima.
verei 81 inceputul verei, urcand
toate rfpele, sfscoborfnd toate pra
|pastiile in hecare ii de mai multe
ori. Ri au trait in aerul cufat ii
muntilor 81 san adapat Ia trecu.
tul plin de glorie al stramosilor
nostri. lar acuma an alergat, ia
goana mare, pc nerasuflate 81 fara
|odihn6, vi au cazut ca 81 razbuna,
rea lui Dumnezeu peste dusmanul
&c canta victorie.
81 l'au distrus dintr'o lovitur4
Batalionul de yanatori de nan.
IN z plecat il mars fQytst dim Tg,
|Nesmt IN ziua sleN 25 Iulie, III.
nAnd drulnnl Rpsllo Ealmoasa.
pla Vii. Z II Brstesti. n I nlers III in,
! 3 sinesira etapS nlnsai cu hslts
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AVIS 81 INvITARE.

Suntem in placuta polite sa
facem cllnoscut tuturor Romani-
lor din America On. Parochii,
On. Societati, etc; ca Parochia
noastra "Adormirea Prea Cura-
tel Fecioare Maria isl va sfinti
localul, destinat de ''hala'' in
Dumineca de 6 Novembrie a. G.
Localul fost cumparat asia
primavara 81 nu s'a ,crutat nici
spese nici ostcneala, nlarindu-se,
reinoindu-se. Observation-Disclosures asst
fel, ca sa satisfaacca intru toate
trebuintelor .noastre. ,Cuprindc
sala de teatlu. dams, Iaiarde a.,
popice e parechi), bar; apoi sala
pentru scoala 81 casina, - 81 BIZ
blioteca.
S'a simtit tare lipsa unui asa
local pentru colonia romaneasca
din acest orasiu mare 81 aSteptam
Ell drad ziua inaugllrarei lui. Pof-
tim pc toata suflarea romaneasca
la aceasta festivitate, dar mai ales
lnsistam pc langa coloniile din
aproplere, ca sd ne onoreze Gu
prezenta lor fie i'll corpore, fie
prin reprezentanti; cat de serbia
toreSte, GU steaguri, etc.
PROGRAMME ZILEI VA Fl:
l. Serviciu divin in biserica
(1345 Webster Ave.) preotii:
Simion Mihaltian 81 Noise Ballea.
,. La ora II Il. m. (punct) foto-
grafiarea publicului in curtea
bisericei.
3. Defiiarea convoilllui pc stra.
dele locuite de Romani, Gu mu
zica americana 81 nationall.
1. lnsusi actul sfintirei localu-
lui (22l3 Clybourn Aye).
5. Banchetul, pregatit de Reu.
niunea femeilor romano "Credin.
ta'' 81
8. la ora s p. III. = Dams!
Sc vor lua toti pasii necesari.
ca aceasta serbatorire sa fie un
adevarat success 81 pana atuncia
seminar, in numele Parochiei Ro-
name Ortodoxe "Adormirea Prea
Curatei Fecioarc Maria".
Chicago Iii. Is Oct. 1921.
Gu stima:
Comitetul aranjator.
(242-43).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-18
IARASI SCOALA
CONFESIONALA.
Gu prilejul articolului d-lui
Lutz Korodi.

Am publicat La loo de cinste in
doua numere consecutive articolul
d-lui L. Korodi intitulat "Lupta
pentru scoala confesionala faga-
duind cititorilor noStri sd revenim
asupra chestiunii.
Precum Isl amintesc cititorii, ne
am mai ocupat de problema scolii
confesionale artatand motivele pen
tru care ca nu poate 81 nu trebue
sd dainuiasca in Statul roman In
tregit.
Articolul d-lui Korodi nu ne-a
putut sdruncina cat de putin con-
vlngerea noastra, care este de alt
fel unanimitatii opiniei publ
ce, 81 ell toata buna vointa II am
aflat in eel articol nici un argu-
ment sufficient pentru aceasta.
Autorul articolului despre care
vorbim, in cautarea de argumente
pacatueste prin ignorare sau poate
char prin volta ignorare situatiu-
Mi din trecut la moi in raporturile
Bisericei GU Statul.
D-sa crede ca numai din imitatia
raporturilor din Franta 81 numa
"pentru ca sunt de origina france
"a 81 pentru ca am vrea sa facem IL
Paris impresia ca tinem pas Gu e
vOlutia - numai de aceca IL an
admite existenta scolii confesionalc
+ regretabil ca nu site sau, poa
te, sc face a uita d. Korodi eli ra
porturile dintre Biserica 81 Stat $
despartirea scolii Gle biserica s'ar
|stabilit in Rominia Gu multi innaintt
de separatiunea corespunzatoart
din Franta prin legea lui Combes
Prln urmare ,nu sc poate vorbi uT
singur moment de imitatiune.
Pc Gle alta parte, in biserica ra
sariteana Statul II a cunoscut osti
litatea bisericei 81 lupta crancen;
Gle suprematie politica la care an
asistat veacuri derandul in taril,
cat0lice. Secularizarea averilor ma
nastiresti in tarile romano s a facu
Gle altminteri dintr 'un spirit de in
alta prevederc politica: numai as,
Statul roman din primele timpur
ale renasterii sale a scapat de pri
Media luptelor religioase.
Biserica a ramas la rolul ei stric
intim, de cunostiinta personala, il
cadrt,l unei libertati 81 tolerante ia
IA pereche in alt Stat liberal din
, Europa, - i'll timp ce scoala invat;
, mantul public, trecut GU totul Il
supra Statului. Instructia tinerelo,
generatiuni era ceva Gu totul deose
bit de educatia religiasa, insasi re
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INsTlINTARE

6unt rugati tot s'sonsntu
noltri Z observa urmxtOarolo
reguli Il trimiteess psntzD
schimbare dc adresx:
/. St 20 scrie adresa vyaho
unde ia merS xiarul gi adresa
qnde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecars psrsoan& q
SO al&ture ma ri 81 DC. ex q
caute sk nj se dea Gumelt stfa.
del 3i al ora3ului correct
Cine M observx aoeste r.
guh in xadar aStsapt& r ] %
schimbe adresa - MI - poasA
Adminjstratia.
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I'm tradatOr de neam reviZor
SCO|ar de 0dorheiu
Propagato 81 ocroor cuturei romano in Ardea STUNT Gel
mai nemernci dusman al romanismului Documente graf
toare Cerem nterventa domnului mnistu de insrcune
publica

In judetul Odorheiu, locuit "a
proape in totalitate de unguri este
revizor scolar un domn Joachim
Nistor, care pc timpul dominatiu-
nii unguresti fost unul dintre eel
mai inversunati renegati 81 trada-
tori de neam. All acest domn MIS-
tor este mana dreapta a prefectu-
lui 81 unul dintre corifeii averes-
cani. Ba char el denunta oamenii
ca nu sunt buni patriot 81 indea-
juns de sovinisti.
81 nN trebue sd sc ute Cd dl.
Joachim Nistor, revis0r sc0ldr din
judetM Odorheiu a fost secretarul
baronului Horvath care vemise la
Sibiiu pe,,t,W a inchide tOate SEQ
lille romd,,esti.
Acest domn. care astazi reprczin-
ia politica culturala a guvernului
intr'un judet locuit de alte natio-
nalitati, a fost in trecut unul din
ire eel mai umili lachei al guver-
nului nlaghiar.
Iata ce scrie dl. Nistor in n-rul
36 din anul 1917, al rcvistci "Ncp-
tanitok Lapja,' organul oficios al
minister,llui Gle cutie din Buda-
pesta:
Mtr'un articol intitulat: "Das-
cali trdddtom' denuntd inudtdri-
mea romdnd ca a sinnpntisdt ca
"dnsmanW" (adccd GU Romdnia)
Constatdnd cd Ungaria Isl "a I'M
pune rol,L Ell istoric 81 20 d0uedi
capacitdtca ei in rdzb0iuL european
aproabd politica Ungorei fatd de
minoritdti.
Spune, cd cei mai multi Wintre
intelectualii romdni si-au fdcut d.
toria fatd de patria n,aghiard:
"Dacara a tent megallapit0tt tc.
nyeknek q erdelW ressekben egg
igen ss0n,orW tapasstalatot is sse-
restuenk.
EseD ss0M0rW tony abbGn all
hogy az Erdelybe bet0ert es vtsg.
ssdUert roman hadsereJgel Brdsso
Fogaras, Macy KuekuelEoe es SEE
ben megyeboel iGe', sok roman mem,
setisegue tamto ssoekoett meg"
vajjon mem colt ssensfehy
resztes eddigi magotartas es a no
ma,,nyelvue tanitosag t0errenyhue
Seyeben nleglehet-e bisni?"
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lUr''er.l

Toate contra-atacurile date sunt
de prisos. Ele Sc prabusesc in fata
fortei sia tradarei., ''s'H sn -
Pentru Sc vedea superiorita-
tea. dusmanului din fata armatei
Il, notam aci fortele carl la acea-
sta data sc gaseau in fata sa: di-
yizia 225 germana, div. 10 hon
vezi, brig. Is rezerva bavareza, 81
ana batal. vanatori wurtembergezi,
fivixia Z cavalerie austriaca, div.
III germana, div. s cavalerie aus
tfisca, div. 81 81 u bonvezi, div.
eav aust, divizia 21s germana,
div. 217 germana, reg. 5 grenada
II ati 4 59 geriass ii div. So aus
llliek, NJ tstal; S div. ger
sl diyiis;;ii austrisee.
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De WHARF

Proprietatile lui J. X. Vol
situate pc Belden Ave. 81 l1th Str
n. E. Canton. Ohio $4,000 d.
Oameni lucreaza in fabrica care
este foarte aproape, asa, ca acea.
sta este cea mai buna propositie
de inchiriat la Stark Co.
Chemati la telephone State -
4437 NJ. sau adresa este 2615 -
Bird Str. n. w. Canton, o.
(243-44).
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D-VOASTRA MERGETI
LA CALIFORNIA?

Avem la dispozitie vagoane
pentru mobile 81 Automile pentru
California intre Is OctomDrie 81
prima Noyembrie. Ne-a ramas
inca putin loc, ratele sunt foarte
Whilworth Moving and Storage,
1913 E. 105th Str. Cedar 1928
mici.
i24O-45).
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De vINzARE


BUCERIE 81 GROCERIE Ro-
maneasca in centrul Romanllor
yis-a-vi de Biserica Romano afa-
cerea merge foarte bine dar
voesc pleca in Patrie Romania
Q Wind. Sc vinde direct de la
proprietarul.
Adresati-ya ori venitl in per-
soana la:
IOSA NEVRICEAN
227 Brown Str.
Philadelphia, Pa.
(239-44l.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-06-30

ed by drink that he was incapable of
knowing what he was doing was like
ly to inflict serious injury. A case
in point in which it had to be decid-
ed the liability of man who, while
drunk, had murdered girl. 1t was
held that the temporary drunkenness,
weakened the will and mental pow
ers of the prisoner, was no excuse,
and that the criminal must be hang
ed.
1t may be admitted that the legal
tests are not perfectly satisfactory
but they have been arrived at after
long experience. and so far the doc
tors have not succeeded in framing
an alternate that would be at all
practicable. 1t must not be forgotten,
too that in criminal cases the accus-
ed person has the protection CT jury,
and that juries give the prisoner the
benefit if there is any real doubt as
to whether he was mentally derang-
ed at the time he committed the act.
Dillon Herald.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-06-30
WHO is REALLY INSANE
Question for Which Satisfactory An
swer is Difficult.

Thirty years ago a clever author
wrote book in which he tried to
show that the geniuses of the world
had all been insane. Today there are
doctors who are going further, and
are pounding the startling theory
that few, if any people are entirely
sane! Mental specialists are also
falling foul of the legal test as to
what constitutes insanity as regards
the responsibility of each of us for
any breach of the law we may COM
nit.
The law holds that, in order to en-
title a person charged with crime
to be acquitted on the ground of in
sanity, it is not enough to show that
he was suffering from mental insta-
bility or mental disease; or, in other
words was insane at the time he COM
mitted the act; but that the defense
must go further and satisfy the jury
that the mind of the accused was so
diseased that he did not know what
he was doing, OF, if he did know
what he was doing, that he did not
know it was wrong to do it.
The law inquiries into the degree of
the insanity and its effect upon the
specific action of the accused.
A person who is without intellec-
tual facilities-a congenital idiot, or
who is permanently or fatally insane
is not criminally responsible at all,
for he cannot have had criminal
intent.
A person who is only partially or
only temporarily insane is not respon-
sible for an act done during and in
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-06-30
consequence of rhase of mental in

4 J
capacity. For example, a man suffer
ing from delirium tremenS, which so
affects his mind that he is not con-
scious of the nature of an act done by
him in one of his paroXysms is enti-
titled to verdict of guilty but insane;
which means that he will be detained
until he is cured.
1t is these partial or Occasional:
darkeningS Of the mental faculties
that are the most usual and that give
wise to the difficulty of determining
whether a person, is or is not respon-
sible in law for his act. For Some
thing done during lucid interval, ar
occasional lunatic is considered to be
as much responsible as an entirely
sane person.
A partially insane person, such as
those who suffer with deluSionS, but
who, apart from the delusions, are Of
capable understanding, can only be
considered irresponsible for what he
does in consequence of his delusion.
1: A, for example, has the insane de-
lusion that B. is seeking to kill him,
and that in self-defense he must kill
B. and does so, ne will not be guilty
OF murder. But TIE fact that A fan
cies he is the Cham of Tartary will not
secure his acquittal if he poisons his
wife. Doctors contend however, that
one delusion is sufficient to corrupt
the whole mind, and it is absurd to
say that a man with a delusion rea-
sons and acts in a logical way.
Nearly akin to the defense of in
sanity is the defense of drunkenness,
as to which it may be said that a
drunken man must be presumed to
have intended the natural consequent
ce of his act, unless the jury is salts
fled that his mind had been so affect
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-06-30
Pirate Ship Theory of Mystery

Has a pirate crew been operating
off the American coast in these ultra
modern times?
After investigating the most baf-
fling marine mystery since the disap-
pearance of the Collier Cyclops in the
early days of the war, government of
ficials can offer no other explanation.
No less than four government agen-
cies, it developed recently, have en-.
deavored to account for the disap-
pearance of The steam tanker Heweitt
last January, and for the discovery
two days later of the schooner Car
roll A. DeeriEg with all sails set, but
the crew missing, en- the shoals near
Cape Hatteras.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
LUKE M,LUKE SAYS

Next to living down q bad reputation. the hardest thing in the world is to live up to a good one.
 A girl gives you birthday gift with the knowledge that when her turn comes you'll have to give her something more expensive.
 It has just about gotten so nowadays that there is no use trying to tell a story unless it has an immoral to it.
 Lord Northcliffe once said: No self respecting man Is going to be domi- mated by women" And then the poor boob got married.
 It may not pay you to read best seller, but it always pays the author to write it.
 No matter how smart man may be. he is seldom smart enough to take proper care of himself.
 By looking at her trim little oxford you could never guess how heavily she can bring 1t down on your neck If you marry her.
 It is easy to be popular. All you need do Is to make others believe that they know more than you Our idea of a careful woman is one who is saving her wedding dress for a possible second marriage.
 The fool killer has been waxing fat and getting lazy since the automobile started to do most of his work for him.
 Copyright. 1s21.>
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-12
WOULD DRIVE OUT BRITISH

Lucian Swift Kirtland, In Leslies.
 Y7DO not purpose to discuss the abstract
 merits of the case of the Indians = against the British at any length. The British have established certain re- forms which are aimed to be progress sive They have granted a very mild representation In the legislative coun- cils of the country to the Indians, with the promise that power will be handed over more and more liberally as the In dians prove themselves capable of han ding power, This is to mean, eventually, home rule within the empire. Event ually," in this case. does seem a reason able-albeit, indefinite-word, when one considers that 95 per cent of the inhab- itants are illiterate and that the di- and have religious caste rules which delegate 50 millions into the ranks of untouchables, not to mention any Of the violent religious dissensions ana race hatreds. Almost every trouble, i'm cluding the ravages of influenza, is blamed on the government and the In dian political leaders maintain that these differences are added to and con tinued by the British on the theory of divide and rule" Nevertheless it Is difficult for the unbiased outsider to understand how the British could have had the brains and cunning to invent all these dissesions and hatreds and to dis
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tribute them so successfully among so0.oo0, 900.
 The nonviolent and non-co-operators, however, will have none of these grad ual reforms. They demand ''swaraJ immediately-or rather, they have set a short time limit "Swaraj'-complete home rule-within nine months. Non- cooperation is to be the refusing of all honors from the government, the withdrawing of all lawyers from the courts, the resignation of officials, the refusal to recognize the legislative councils. the boycotting of the schools. and the refusal to pay taxes. Also. the nonbuying of foreign goods enters. Presumably the implication is that if the British don't get out of India after the time limit of nine months the nonvio- lent programme will be dropped and violence will be substituted.
 I can respect, within certain limits, the spiritual qualities of few of the Indian leaders. But I cannot believe that nonviolence means anything but violence.
 The All-India National congress has just closed it's sitting at Nagpur, after having enthusiastically adopted the platform of nonco-operation-to gan complete home rule in ninth months. The delegates came from everywhere from all the provinces-thousand of them
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South Loses Notable
 Newspaper Woman

11HE death in Atlanta of Miss Isnna
 ll Dooley removes one of the south's most widely known and most highly esteemed newspaper women.
 Miss Dooley had served in the woman's department of the Atlanta Constitution for more than 2S years and during that time she had formed acquaintances and established friend ships which extended throughout the entire southern states. Her news paper work was always performed with sincerity of purpose and de- votion to the best ideals of the pro- fession which made her an invaluable associate.
 Her presence will be sadly missed not only by the Constitution, with which she was so long affiliated, but in general newspaper circles and ir thousands of homes where her work was read and appreciated.
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THE CITY AND THE JUNGLE

increasing distaste for face face encounters with rhinoceroses. and with elephants still more. There are. in- deed, other deniEens of the East Afri- can jungle whose defensive and of fensive capabilities 1t would be no less a mistake to underestimate. To be chased by an African elephant is as exciting sensation as man could wish for"
 MT. Schillings adds that he has been pursued by an entire herd. Sometimes in nightmares he lives over his "close calls" and wakes in g. cold sweat. But it is only when one stirs up the ami mals that the jungle folks become in- hospitable. Besides, they are getting killed off very rapidly. There can be no doubt that if a man minds his own business the jungle is safer than the rit "