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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27

Dl. professor Nicolae lorga, care
colaborat mutt timp la "Patria,
organul oficios al Partidului Ma
tional, s'a decis sa nu mai colabo-
reze la sus-numitul ziar. caruia ia
TRIMS urmatoarea scrisoare des-
chisa:
Mgdduiti, "a rOg, utul rech,n
collaboration, care renit ca pr'etc-
ME cdldd La d-UOdstrd, sd inche,c
opera sn la dcest sidr Gu o instiin-
iare, care, char dacd mar cores
punde dorintilor 81 ilusiilor d-roas-
tire despre "partidM unic tdrd-
nesc." ar putea totusi sd fie dis
cutdtG.
Ne gdsim tn politica internd 81
extcr,M q Romdniei iardsi tntr 'u'.
moment de crisd.
OpOzttid ndtiOnald DIN Pdrld-
ment, nu nun,ai ca n'd putut sd
ajungd precunl DORM, un mare
partid in tard, pc base evidcn de-
m0crotice, dar strict legdle 81 ob-
solut rationale, dar, sfdsidtd dc
ombitiite unora 81 turburotd de
dcsorientarea multora, s'a desfd-
cut.
Trecdnd pcSte persOdne, care rOr-
besc asa de mutt celor neinitidti IN
politica ucchiului Regdt, n care al.
/ fOst 81 sunt mari n,esteri 5n schlm-
bdrea ndStilOr, un ON e.rperient
dcosebeste lesne motirete pcntru
care dcedstd colob0ratie s'G rupt
IN doud; impundnd fiecdruia sd a.
ledgd, ncted 81 repede, intro partt
81 alta.
! Stunt oamemi, carl cred cd demo
cratia, de care, sd sicem, toti SUM
, insufletiti, trebue prspitd -pentru
birui ,,eapdrat ncum. Pemtru a
ceastd sd Sc treacd peste punctu
de rcdere national, sd Sc aibd II
redere mmn,di affiliated meofitil0r
culcsi 81 in cluburile "oligarhies'
sou in purgatori,h urmdritilor pen
tru trddare, 81, IN acclasi tinsp, 81
Sc atdte pasius0Le clastlOr sdrace
sd la-se inspire nddejdeG, Cd ele al
putea guverna S,,dinte de d-st In
susi cMltura, iar pentru aceasta $
lasd toote hotdrSrile IN mana sovse
tel0r locale, care, ele ar pMteo 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
DEMONSTRATE LA
MUNICH
Un mort 81 dol raniti.

MUNICH, q Aug.-Azi dimi-
neata a avut loc 0 demonstrate de
flamanzi' in Munich, care S "a
ciocnit Gu politia. Tn barbat a
fost omorit 81 dol grav raniti.
In cortegiu au l,lat parte mil de
persoane 81 afara de incaerarea IN
care 'au tras cateya focuri, corte-
giul urmat calea in liniste.
S'a raportat Cd elementele radi-
Gale de aici vor face o demonstrate
la noapte, in legatura Gu impusca-
rca lui Matthias Erzberger, fost
fruntaS al Centrului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
HARDING RUGAT
DE MINIERI Sc
INTERVINA.
Unii mineri, continua drumul
lor spre Mingo.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, u Aug.
John l.. lewis, presedintele or
ganizatiunii United Mine Workers
OF America, a propus presedintelui
Harding un plan ca el sa intervina
pentru aranjarea pacinica con-
flictului minierilOr de carbuni Gu
patronii lor. Ell a rugat pc prese-
dintele Harding ca Sd convoace @
conferinta a muncitorilor mineri 81
q patronilor din judetul Mingo. A
ceasta conferinta ar fl prezidata 81
dirijata de representative guvernu.
rlui federal. Ell spune ca numai
preSedintele ar ii in stare ca sd
aranjeze acest difcrend in mod
pacinic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
HUGHES 81
PANAMA

WASHINGTON, ~ August. II
Secretarul de stat Hughes a noti-
ficat guvernul din Panama, prin
ministrul Panamei Ia Washington,
ca Statele Unite q spus tot ce a
avut de spus despre frontierele dis
putate dintre repnblicele Panama
81 Costa Rica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
DIRECTOR DE
POSTA IMPUSCAI

NOGALES, Arizona, ~ Aug
Politia 81 o potera este in urmari-
rea mai multor bandit armati carl
au impuscat, 81 omorit eri pc Frank
J. Pearson, directorul postei din
Ruby, 35 de mile de aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27

CHARLESTON, w. Va, q Au
gust.---Cu toate ca majoritatea mi
nierilor revoltati s'a decis de q sc
reintoarce la casele lor, mai multe
grupuri au hotarft Cd vor inainta.
Sc spune Cd s'a intamplat 0 cioc.
nire intre minieri 81 intre politisti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
SINN FEINERII SURPRINSI DE
RASPUNSUL LUZ LLOYD GEORGE
TOTUSI E SPERANTA CA DISCUTIILE
VOR CONTINUA
DE VALERA REALES PRESEDINTE AL
REPUBLICEI IRLANDEZE

LONDRA 26 Aug:-David Lloyd George, premerul brl-
TAM All TRIMS aspuns la scrsoarea lu cannon De Valera
rrcsenee republice randeze respnge termei de
pace al irlandezilor.
Nota pemierulu repetat puncul de vedere hotrit al
guvernuu englez ca Ianda poae retrage din legatu
Oganica mpelul britain FL spune ca Ell cede ca
in conversae anerioare carfca puncul de vedere br
tan ca landa poae sa fie decat pare liberia egaa
loala din imperiu britain sub c1rmuirea unu
Lloyd George oate aceste asat 'neeaga ca ell
gaia de continua convesile sinnfeineri dar decl
rat ca negociat pot fl simple sclmbar de note
In raspusul Lloyd George pastra aceas pretneo
caracterzat notele sale anteroare E facut analogue
intre staee carl fac Uniunea americana cee carl cons
uiesc mpeul britain strage cocuzunea ca toate ca
satele din Ununea sun suverane nau mai
lbertae decat staee din Unea brtana pc
umai persoana regeu e eaga laoaa mperul britain este
uniue stateor lbee sunt tar prin ununea 81 ndiv
zbilatea mperuu britain Pc aceasta baza gata de dis
cuta depare cannon De Valera, dar il roaga sa
margineasc la scmbu noteor cac astfe pere
81 1nrze esegarea probenei mpiedc desvotarea
vietii norlnale in Irlanda.
In cercurie politce din Londra spune ca nc Lyod
George 81 nici De Valera spus inca cuvntu din in
aceasta cheste ca este inca sperana fac
promis.
DUBLIN, 26 Aug-Raspunsul lu Lloyd George la nota
ui De Valera fost primit aci All Connuul lu
suprins foare mutt sef republcanilor E astepta
ca Lloyd George argenta puncu u Gle vedere 81 nu Sc
margn la epetarea celor communicate ui DE Valera III
Londra
S'a repede sednta parlamenului republican
"a dscua Sc continual Sc cede popOru randez
mai rasboiu ven siguranta daca irlaDdez
respinge in mod definitiv oferta lu Lloyd George
Eotaten irlandezi aarna de atitudinea trupelor
mperiale in randa Pregatirie or dau de banu
populated daca ncepe uptele, soda BRITAIN
m ordin lupte ara mia panace irlandezi Fl
subjugat pc deplin.
All avut loc seina pubca sinnfeinerior, i'll care
DE Valera ost reales unanimtae presedine al
bce rlaneze lar Arthur Griffith organizarou sinfei
nerilor, fost ales vice -presednte.
De Valera, multamnd adunar pentru realegere, adus
cmag cocgor sal de upta punand ca nici cand ma fost
inre e mai mica dvergina FL anuntat contrac
frea unu mprumut intern de 100000 lire serlne alt
impfuut american de 200OOOO dollar Ell spus ca acest
imprmut Sc repa decarand ca sumee acese urea
la sumee Britannia primea in mp de luni in forma de
impozte din Irlanda.''
Buletinul landez" scrie despre tre oameni carl au
fost arestat spion bran carl sponau membri adu
nari rationale afara din ednte All mai acut rei
tari de aceasta natura
Telegrame sosite din Belfast spun ca Sir James Craig
premeru Useruu pecat la Lona Sd consfauiasca
Gu premeru Lloyd George asupra situatei irlandeze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
MOSCVA IN
FLACARl

LONDRA, q Aug.-Moscva e
in flacari de trei zile. Astfel spun
telegramele sosite aici. Biurouri-
le americana de aici pentru aju-
torarea Rusiei, n n'au PRINT confir-
marea pana acum.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28

and was second in value Of crops, with
$40, 54l, 205. Potatoes comprised about
four.fifth of the combined value in
this county. while hay and forage was
the next item in Importance as re.
CARDS value.
san Joaquin County. Calf. ranked
fourth, with n combined valve Of SAL.
l9l ,2iO FOR crops and livestock no.
ducts, and also stood fourth In the
value of crops. with S37.956.S6G. 20.
tatoes. grapes, barley. and hay and
forage were The leading items from
the standpoint Of value.
Lancaster County, Pa. was fifth in
rank, with $40. 776.9l2 representing the
value Of crops and livestock products.
Tobacco, corn, hay and forage. and
wheat We're The most importan, items.
In order named.
Yakima County, Wash. stood sixth
in value Of crop and livestock PRO.
ducts, with S3i.7il.7iO. Apples. and
hay and forage We're the leading items
as regards value.
Other counties, with their rank &c.
cordihg 10 the combined value Of crops
and livestock products In 1919. were as
follows: Tularc County. Calf.
seventh. with S~3i.OsGl67; sonoma
County, Calf, eighth. with So. 500.
500: Whitman County. Wash. ninth.
with s3l e2l ,Oi7; and Dane County.
Wis, tenth. with $50. 3g5.553.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
WEAK, NERVOUS,
OUT OF HEART
Louisiana Lady Says She
Has Never Found Any
thing Better Than Cardui
for a Rum Down COndi-
ton"

MORGAN CITY, Lat would be
hard for me to tell how much bene.
fit I have derived from the use of
Cardui," said Mrs. 1. G. Bowman, Of
1919 Front Street, this city.
81 was so rundown in health |
could hardly so.
II was thin.
II had nc appetite.
Gould not rest or sleep well.
II was SO weak and so very ner-
vous, ] was no pleasure to myself or
any one else.
II suffered some pain. but the
worst Of my trouble was from being
so weak and easy 10 get tired and out
of heart.
This nervous condition was worse
than pain.
Some one told me of Cardui. and
l decided to use it.
After using a few bottles, | re-
gained my strength. | wasn't so ner-
Vous and began to eat and sleep. and
grew stronger and was soon well.
II have never found anything better
for a rundown condition"
If you suffer as this Louisiana lady
did, It is reasonable to suppose that
YOU, too will find Cardui helpful for
your troubles, as thousands of wo.
men have.
Take Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Get a bottle from your druggist,
today. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
WILKINSON'S PROPOSAL
UNDER CONSIDERATION

PITTSBURGH. Kansas. Nov. Is
IN answer 10 the proposal of John
Wilkinson. president Of the Oklahoma,
Arkansas. and Texas miners union.
that the Howat organization board
confer with the international union Of
ficials ~ indianapolis next week prob
ably will not he made for several days,
John Fleming. acting president OF the
uowat organization. said today. Elem.
Ing said that Il probably would not be
porsiblc to get the Howat board to-
ecihcr Tor several days and that there
would b. no answer made until the
board meets.
We win meet any honorable Off
Gals uf tho international hut We Will
not confer In the sauc room with Van
Rittncr." Fleming asserted.
".\lso. We want 1t understood. that
We were not suspcnding amy of our
rights
Van Bittncr Is special representa-
i've in the Kansas field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28

Tie, and it was reported that the wa.
ter of kronotsky Bay had risen in
temperature So degrees while magnet
ic disturbances rendered the ships
compass unavoidable. Fearing a sub
terrancan sea-wave we put out a.
miles off the shore and on September
8 recorded a violent earthquake which
shcok the ship. The same was eX.
p%crienced at the Commandorsky is.
lands ana LIST Kamchatka.
There are few places where the
direct and positive force of nature
can be realized 50 intensely as in this
far away land. There are about SO
volcanoes in Kamchatka of which 90
are active; there is no historian 10
record their great doings except an
astonished fisherman 1000 or 1900
miles away. A geographical expedi-
ton frcm Sweden intends to announce
next year the results of its scientific
work in k~amchatka."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Origin of Polynesian
Race is Being Sought
By Bishop Museum Mar

HONOLULU. Oct. 2S.-The origin
Of the P%olynesian. races one of the
great mysteries Of the South Seas
Is the object Of investigations
being carried on by the Bishop
Museum and Yale university. whicr
have yielded gratifying results in the
first year. according TO the annual re.
port made public today by Herbert p
Gregory, director CT the Bishop Mu.
scum mere.
The report detailed the agreement
reached between the museum. Yale ana
Blyard Dominick, Of New York, who
is financing n large part of the re
search work. -Four expeditions have
been sent to the South Seas and Ha-
wall to investigate geological. geograph-
cal, chronological and Botanical ques-
tons which might lead to the rolu.
titn OF the origin Of the Polynesians.
These parties Of scientists visited the
Marquesas Islands. 'Austral islands.
Tonga and Hawaii. All have returned
to Honolulu except the Marquesas in.
v~eStigators. who are still engaged in
'pul'lllE Il vast dlilouIl oil malerldl
discovered in that archipelago. the re-.
port stated.
The second year OF the two.ycar pro.
gram OF investigation will he devoted
to observations at Wake Island. the
eastern Carolincs. Gilbert islands.
Christmas island. Tanning islands,
Maiden, Samoa. Tonga. the Friendly
islands, Elice and the Marshall is
lands. A vessel will he provided for
the cruise and a staff OF scientists will
compose tho expedition.
Results Obtained in Hawaii are 70.
garded as OF great importance in as.
sisting science in determining the or.
Gin 4 the p|olyonsians. the report
~ald. One Of the principal achievements
was the compilation of a complete ex-
hibit of the races inhabiting Hawaii
for presentation before the 1921 inter
national congress OF eugenics in New
York city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
Counties That Lead
In Agriculture in
The United States

WASHINGTON. D. G, Nov. 2S.-
The Department Of Commerce. through
the Bureau Of the Census. announces
the following data irom the 1929 cen.
sus Of agriculture for the United
States leading i'm the combined value
in 1919. The livestock products in.
clude dairy products, chickens and
eggs. honey and wax. and wool and
mohair. but not domestic animals sold
and slaughtered. There is some dupli-
cation. To he sure. when the value Of
crops and the value of livestock pro.
ducts are included in the same total.
Of the livestock products are derived
from the feeding Of farm crops 10 farm
live stock. This combined value.
however, appears to offer The best
available index Of the counties agricul.
tural production.
The 80 leading agricultural counties
were distributed among thc several
York. e. Illinois, g; Texas. g. POM.
~slyvanio, {; South Carolina g North
Carolina. @, Washington. o. Wisconsin.
o.; and Z each for Arizona. Colorado
Connecticut. Maine, Minnesota, and
Mississippi.
Rank Of Some Individual Counties
Los Angeles County. CgliI. rirb,l
first among oll counties 600 thc United
states in tho combined value of crops
and livestock products u IgIg tL.
total value amounting Goo 4tl. 70. $500
The value OF crops in This county was
SCI .SGi.4t9. which Wla greater than the
combined value oi crops % live.
stock products iu amy other county.
Oranges contributed slightly moro
than onc.third of the combined value
at crops and livestock products iu
this county. other Important items
We're lemons. waluuts. and hay and
forage.
Fresno County. Calf, ranked second
among all counties. with % value of
fj5il0.lOl Tor crops and livestock pt1.
ducts, and stood third Boz the value Of
crops alone. with S5l.S6l. e5e. Grapes
madc up n little more than onc.half
Of the combined value ~ crops and
livestock products. with peaches. and
hay and forage following In order
Aroostook County. Me. stood third
IN the combined value OF crops ana
livestock products. with g5i.37Ges6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
VOLCANO CAST UP
ENORMOUS ROCKS
Smoke Arose Thousands of
Feet and Was Carried
100 Miles to Sea.

TOXIC, Oct. 2S.-Shcwers of rocks
larger than ships hurled from a
raging volcano on amchatka where
a terrible and magnificent volcanic
phenomenon occurred in August re.
calling the primitive days OF the
formation of the earth. After hav-
ing been wrecked and washed away
on the shore of Kamchatka, Frederick
Mccormick, a well known American
newspaper correspondent. Witnessed
the extraordinary eruption.
In Il report to the Japan Advertiser.
Mr.. Mccormick says: "On arriving at
%Hakodatc. in northern Japan. | heard
from a fisherman of an earthquake
above Hokkaido and the disappearance
in the sea, September 3. of "a part OF
the island of the kurile group. The
earthquake extended from HokkaidO
10 the Aleutians and was but a pro.
longation of the seismatic phenomena
occurring in Kamchatka. where !
was wrecked on the Kronotsky PENN.
sula. Ten days later 60 miles 10 the
south. | found myself at Sem.achik
from there | saw the magnificent
eruption of volcano Karimskaya.
Above a mountain ridge which lay
between w could see without the
aid OF glasses the expulsion OF show
ers Of rocks, many OF which must
have been larger than ships. MS they
flew through the sky in giant para.
bolas. Only the flowery crest of the
eruption was visible TO us at 1t played
against the sky. The smoke column
Tilted southwark by the wind, reached
upwards thousands of feet and in
two days the smoke cloud extended
100 miles down The coast and out To
sea.
Then the wind shifted TO the west
and the ship was sprinklcd with
volcanic dust. There was a great
roar like the 9 und OF an artillery bat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-28
\ CHANCE no MY TAM CARS

On Ue'omhor ard, 1921. ut l2 0'cloCk
noon at the front door OF the court
house in Tulsa. oklahoma. sc~ycnty.fivo
5000 gallons and twenty-five lU.OsO
salon urdcrframc tank ears will l.
sold az trustees sale.
IS rare chance for % bargain.
O. A.. SpNuIDtNG.
Trustee for thc hay State Refining
Ardmorc. oklahoma.
u'uhiishDd boo Daily Ardmoro!tc Noy
%, ' 30 and aOh, 1874
Smallest silver coin OF the t'niic,
state Mas thtco cout piece issued
between 1854 and 1874.
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