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Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25

Miss Bernice Young. a member Of
the Senior Glass at the University OF
Kentucky, died March 22nd, follow
ing a minor operation on the arm
which became infected and blood
poisoning set up. The injury to the
arm was received while playing
basketball Miss Young being one Of
the star players for the past two
years. She was a very popular mem
ber of her class, active I'm the drama
tic clubs and worker in the Y. w.
c. A. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh S. Young,
of Pineville, have many friends in
Barbourville who will be greived to
learn of the death of their daughter.
George Hutton, the popular shoe
physician, has been busy tearing
down his kitchen and dining room
and remodelling them. George is
large and feels that these two de-
partments of the interior are wor-
thy the best he can give them. II
is in these two rooms that food, the
great conserver of life and strength
are prepared and served. When
the aforesaid George gets his toOt-
sizes under the dining table and cuts
large and luscious rations for his
family, not forgetting himself, he
he feels that for the time being he
can let the rest of the world go by.
At that time shoe doctorlng is as
nothing in his gay young life.
Judge S. B. Dishman has return
ed from a months trip to Florida.
He spent part of the time at Day
tona Beach and the balance at st.
Petersburg. At the latter place he
INDUCED his pcnchant for scenery
with land lying under it and bought
a three acre playground between the
bay and lake. The place contains
two houses. has water at both ends
of the property and has grove of
$50 bearing orange and grapefruit
on it. The editor is hoping that
when he is forty years or so older,
Judge Dishman will add a codicil TO
his will handing this land over to
him. The editor will be only SO at
that date and will enjoy a rest after
his arduous work as a public bene-
factor to Knox County.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
FOR MAGISTRATES

In announcing my candidacy for
the Office of Magistrate, District No.
/, I beg to offer the following plat
form as the one on which I stand:
stand for $3.50 between man
and man, regardless of his color.
nationality or religion
stand for civilization and all the
good that can do in the community
in which | live.
want Knox County to have bet
ter conveniences. better schools and
better roads which are the main
highways Of civilization.
don't belve in chawing the rag
and dreaming about roads but 1 be-
licvc in building them, and I pledge
myself at the expiration of my term
TO leave Knox County if she's not
paved with highways from one end
to the other.
Yours respectfully,
PERRY BROUGHTON.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
CHILE SUPPER PARTY

MFR. and Mrs. W. T. Stewart or
Saturday night entertained land
the term Is sdvisedly used) with a
chile supper. The beans were home
grown yet had the tang of Old Mex
leo about them when properly mixed
with meat and the galvanizing pep
per so necessary to make one sit up
and take notice when the people of
this neighborhood on rare occasions
get this succulent and strength Civ
ing dish. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Richards, Miss Aida Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burman, Bertha
Burman and NJ. l.. Snavely. 1t was
Miss Alda's Introduction to this
feast of the gods and goddesses and
naturally she liked it, Home made
fudge added to the joy of the occa-
sion. Cafe was served with the chile
con Carne.
Mountain Advocate $1.5O a year.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin and children,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Michaelson
spent Sunday in Corbin where they
attended the engagement party Of
Miss Rose Michaelson, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Emanuel Topper, of Corbin.
DR.. ]. j. Clopton, of the Episcopal
Church, held divine service at the
Presbyterian Church Monday night.
This being the Lenten season, the
Litany service was used.
Mrs. ]. u. Jones. OF Kentenla, Ky.
became a member OF the Mountaih
Advocate f6mily Wednesday, when
she was visiting town With her
daughter, Miss Etie Jones', Of AFts-
mus.
Judge j. S. Miller and son War
field went to Richmond Saturday 10
see Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Black, re-
turning Sunday, Mrs. Miller is still
with her parents who seem to be
improving nicely.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
u. B. 7. DEBATES

b. B. l. Debating Society met on
Monday night and discussed the
subject, Resolved. That the Public
School should furnish free Text
Books" Speakers in the affrma-
tive were John Hall, Ethel warfieId
and George Messer. Negative, Bert
Smith. Nell Evans and w. S. Gil
bert. The negative side won the de-
hate
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25

The Up-To-Date Restaurant has
painted the front of the building.
Everything is spick and span and Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Denzen are doing a
good business
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
Thedford's aek-Draught Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re-
sulting from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville, Tenn The effic-
iency OF Thedford's Black-Draught, the
genuine, herb, liver medicine, is
vouched for by Mr.. W. N. Parsons, a
grocer Of this city. "It is without
doubt the best liver medicine, and !
don't believe could get along without
II. take 1t for sour stomach, head
ache, bad liver, indigestion, and all
other troubles that are the result Of
a torpid liver.
"I have known and used IL for years,
and can and do highly recommend It
to every one. I won't go to bed with
out 1t In the house. It will do all It
claims to do. | can't say enough for
It."
Many other men and women through
out the country have found Black
Draught Just as Mr. Parsons describes
valuable in regulating the liver to
its normal functions, and In cleansing
the bowels of impurities.
Thedford's Black.Draught liver medi-
cine is the original and only genuine.
Accept no limitations or substitutes.
Always ask for Thedford's. E@
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25

derwent an operation at the Logan
Infirmary Tuesday.
Uncle w. M. Baker was able to be
out for a walk Monday in the bright
sunshine.
II we do not have a frost from
now on, this County should have Il
bumper fruit crop.
Ed Garrard is able to attend to
business again following sever days
of confinement in bed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Payne.
Of Bimble, a son, William Kenneth.
March 16.
]. II. Black. agent Frick Co.
Machinery, was out of town among
the saw mill men all last week.
Miss Effie Jones, of Artemus, was
shopping in town Wednesday and re-
newed her subscription TO the Advo-
cate.
Sam Zigos, son-in-law of Mrs
Mollie Carroll. has accepted a posi-
tion with the Washington Cafe at
Middlesboro.
Remember the fly season will nc
open soon and fore arm yourself by
securing a fiytrap from the High
School Manual rra!ning Glass.
John Mayhem. of West Virginia.
who came here on the sad mission
OF attending his mothers funeral.
returned to his home Tuesday.
DR.. F. n, Burton was able to sit
up this week but Is still too weak
"a cut any didos. we hope ne will
hurry and set we'll but do II wisely.
4kss ASskas, Of etiss, was IN
tawa Saturday setting toais TO re-.
bSir his steam bSiier from Black.
the aseAt,
Littls Bessie Hammoas. who has
been SO desperately Ill Ct the Logan
lnarmary for several weeks. contin-
ues to improve.
Levi Mason, deputy sheriff OF Bell
County, was killed on Br6wnings
Creek near Harlan, Monda while
engaged in a moonshine raid.
The S. Z. K. Fox Hunters Associ-
alton is planning a big race between
now and April 18th. Watch your
brush. ReynaFd,
Don't overlook the Christian
Ladies Aid Food Sale at Cole and
Hughes store Saturday. The sale
starts at 10 o'clock,
There will be a meeting of the
Holiness Church Easter Sunday at
Hi-Land Park at 1880 a. m. Elder
Garrett White will be present.
Mrs. Leroy DeLong is recovering
nicely from an attack of typhoid fe-
YER, The month old baby is doing
nicely.
TIE picture show at the Star Thea.
tre Tuesday night for the benefit of
the B. H. S. Athletic Association.
netted only $12.5O due to lack. of
local support Help the boys along.
Jim Bullock, W: A.. Britain, w.
NJ. j. Smith, H. H. Walker ana Ray
Ballard went to Piheville' Saturday
to attend the |. o. o. F.. district
meeting. ''' '-'
Frank Catron was fishing on Sat-
urday and caught about eighteen
fish. weighing, twelve to fifteen
They had fish fry at. the
family home In consequence.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Huxley and
are moving into the Skidmore
property on Sycamore street. Mr..
is the Heinz 81 Variety re-
..-
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ben Bryant and Rachel whitlock.
Levi Howell and Alsy Bundy.
Charlie Broughton and Hazel
Carnes.
Isom Shumate and Anna Cross.
Chester Baker and Ollie Crook.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
FOR SALE

One Cambridge upright plano IN
good condition. price S256,o0. csii
at Dixie Inn and examine II inter.
ested II Is bargain Phone es,
James Lewis. Jr. 2l-4tp
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
Personal Mention

= ~ oOAA&AA AV1SAs1o1s
The knitting mill at Williams
burg is starting up work.
TheCumberland Hotel at Mlddles-
boro burned down Friday night.
B. II. Smith has moved into his
new brick home on Allison Ave.
George Hale moved last week to
his farm on Hales Creek
James Bright will conduct service
at the Baptist Church Sunday night.
An oil well is to be drilled shortly
at Perman on the John Helton farm
w. p. Chance and Ben Wynn, Of
Lindsay, were here Tuesday.
John Harmon was in town from
Bull Run Tuesday.
Dan Herndon is again laid up with
a bad cold
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Scent return
ed Monday from trip to Pineville.
Misses Clara and Ethel Campbell
went to Pineville Saturday shopping
Fred Reiser visited his son Lewis
at Berea Sunday.
Bart S. Reid was in Manchester
Tuesday on business.
S. w. Sowders, Of Artemus, was
In town Tuesday on business.
: q. II. Hammons, Of oirdisr, was
In town Tuesday on business,
John q. while, Of estsohsIIu, was
In town fussaAy,
rtshk etakam sl RtWn,, was IN
IsSa SAtsaAy.
James Garry, u Emasvsh xM 10
town TUESDAY,
David Elan. Of Ar.smus. was IN
town Fhursday on business. =
d. b. Fertney. who had the mis-
fortune to break his leg, Is deing
nicely. ''~ o''=
The Christian Church Ladies' Aid
will sell good things to eat Saturday
at Cole & Hughes Store.
". H. Faulkner, Of Nashville,
Tenn is spending q few days iia
tGw%nn.
Hear Skovgaard on March 80 At
the Christian Church. You Will have
a musical treat,
The interior of the stanfill store
has received a new coat Of white
paint which adds to Its attraction.
j. w. Broughton is contemplating
building his store house one hundred
feet longer to hold his merchandise.
z. l.. Helton, of Corbin, was In
town Saturday looking up old time
mates.
E. V. Barge was In Middlesboro
this week. a character witness in the
Hensley-Baker murder trial.
A. B. Norton. OF the Roy Newton
Cigar Co., OF Knoxville, was here
Tuesday calling on his customers.
Tom Smith and five OF the Union
College boys were in Pineville Sun
day attending the revival service.
Mrs. John w. Lawson is back
from Louisville where she bought
an up-to-date line of ladies' hats.
DR.. B. p. Jones, Of Warren, will
be here April lst to take up his
practice Of medicine In this place,
Mrs. Hayes Green Is back from
trip to Trosper where she visited her
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
TAM SERVICE

When in need of a taxi please call
me at PHONE 242-3r.
FRANK SHORTER. 1852
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
Notice Teachers

Union College has been authorized by the State
to give the Elementary Certificate Course, the
as the State Normals. Anyone finishing this course
will receive an Elementary State Certificate
The Spring Term opens March 22nd Teachers
and prospective teachers enter then and get
High School work. Normal work. or Review work
for the examination in May. Many courses will
count on both High School and Normal Our review
work has been of the very best type for many years
The total expense for tuition board room and
incidental fees for the Spring Term is S7lOO
For Catalog and other information write
Union College, BarbourviIle, ky.
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25

When needing good job printing
please remember that the Advocate
does good work and that it is done
promptly
Mountain advocate., 1921-03-25
MILLS NEWS

Bradley Gross has moved to his
new home.
Anothy Edwards has recently
moved to Baileys Branch.
Mrs. n. b. Mills and kids are Wis
iting Noah Mills at Richmond.
Mrs. J. l.. Carnes and daughter
Bessie spent last week in Pineville.
New goods at n. b. Mills Store.
BeCkham Mills entertained a big
crowd Of boys and girls last Sunday.
THE OLD SPECKLED HEN.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03
EPOPEEA ROMANO
RaZbOiul NOstru Pentru
Intregirea NeaInului
AUGUST 1916-APRnIE 1879
De GENERALUL G. GAVANESCUL.

|pana la acea data, erau date in
contra trupelor ee@servise dusma-
nului de ]. acoperirea frontierii
sale. Toate aceste trupe, batute,
Sc retrageau m ,Ilebandada Ia,
sand in mainile .victoriosilor
nostrii soldati, multi prisonieri 81
material, 81 mil de morti pc pozi-
tile unde Sc fncumetase sd re-
ziste.
Pc dreapta Dunarii, insa, Bull
garii- -Turcii- -Germanii, dupa vic
toria ce au ayut la Turtucaia, au
inaintat mereu spre interiorul
Dobrogei. An ocupat Silistra, Ba-
zargic, 81 au trecut de vechea
frontiera romanoIbulgara. Pnti-
nele noastre trupe ee Sc aflau
atunci in Dobrogea, ca q eele
douS diyisii r,,aesti Y retras
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Zeppelin-uri, lie insoteau 81 spri-
jineau.
Aeeasta armata inainteaza in
Dobrogea, trecand vechea from
tiera romano-bulgara pc la q
August, dupa ce ocupase fara
rezistenta 81 Silistra parasitic de
trupele noastre. Pc la inceputul
lunei Septemvrie, inimicul in
inaintarea sa 81 dupa lupte des-
perate date de pltinele noastre
forte, ajunge in fata frontului
Rasova-Tuzla, care acoperea s
MIA Cerna- Voda- -Constanta. Adj sc
parea Cd inaintarea inimicului So
va termina, fiindca toate atacu-
rile date de el au fost s&ngeros
respinse de trupele aliate roma
no-ruse.
In a1easta perioada de timp, 81
in le9atura Gu operatiile .srmitei
romano-ruse din Dobrogea, Sc
pregatea trecerea Dunarei, pc
langa Turtucaia, q unei alte arr
mate 5 divizii romano si
care trebuia 81 cada m spatels
dusmanului &c opera in lpbros
ges. Cateva zile inainte de execu-s
tarea acestei treceri, armats ro-I
manor lsd din Dohrogea y lust
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,lUrnasrsy

Aceasta mare cinste trebult
sa o suportam la inceput numal
moi, singuri, caci trupele rusesti
abba pc La inceputul lunei Noem-
brie au inceput sa soseasca in
partea de nord a Moldovei. 81
lam facut fatah timp de doua
luni, Septembrie 81 Octombrie.
in mod mai multi decat onorabil,
desi superioritatea inimicului,
atat numerical cat 81 mai ales or
ganica, era Gu adevarat sdrobi-
toare asupra noastra.
Noua situate militara impu.
nea, insa, mona grapare for
felor. In Transilvania, pana la
sfarsitnl lnnei August; nu s'a
xxsif nicaeri inimicnl in forta
Iluptsle cari al avut loc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03

lar mitralierele abia sc ridicau la
Is - 0 companie az regiment
erau char uncle regimente Gu
cate 4 mitraliere. Ayiatia lipsea
Gu totul.
In contra acestei armate ro-
mano-ruse inainta o puternica ar
mata inimica, cam 10000 Ga.
meni, compusa din urmatoarele
unitati socotite de u stanga, Du-
mare, spre dreapta, mare: diyizia
PIT germana, care merges in lun,
gul Dunarei, diviziile l " 4 bull
CARA, jnmatate din divizia 6-a
bulgara 81 2 regim6pte din divizia
70 bulgaria, divizia IS si IS turca,
divizia cavalerie hudgara, divizia
cavalerie bulgaro-geTmana Adj
cd, 7 divizii 81 douk divizii de ca
valerie. Este defnntat Cd diyizille
bulgare (3) ergil de cate 3 bri-
gade, Gu cate "a batalioane. Toate
aceste forte, sub somandamentul
maresalului Maekeusen, aveau 9
artilerie puterrici, cu callbre
n - 3s 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03

Ofensiva pentru a fixa trupele
lui Mackensen pc p0zitie, 81 q
obtinut char un frumos success
distrugand aripa dreapta, com
pusa din Bulgari, la Amzacea 81
Topraisar, luandu-le 7 tunuri,
peste 5000 de arme, multe mira
liere, cateva mil de prizonieri 81
cauzandu-le cate-va mil de morti.
Cand s'a renuntat de catre moi
in trecerea peste Dunare, La Fla
manda, Mackensen STA fnceput
mai yiguros ofensiva spre nord,
in Dobrogea ii . reusit; dupa
sfortari 81 Gerderi enorme, q
ocnpa Constants in 9 Oct, adica
Q luna 81 jumatate dupa ocuparea
Turtucaiei; lar la IL Octonibrie
Cerna- -V0da.
Mai tarziu, pc Il fnceputul lui
Novembrie, cand Al. sosit mai
multe forte rusesti IN ajutor, in
Dobrcgea, trupele romano s'au
retras toate in tara, unde erau
foarte necesare fat4 de pericolul'
eel prezints presiunea mare q
tui Falkenhayn. IN Dobrogea
Az 4 aeesst8 data, numai
trupe rusesti.
In Transi) i)yania j r. Banaf,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03

Telefon Guy. Dover 1O7.
(1X6-24 Sept,)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03

luptand, pas ell pas, facand ini-
micului pierderi mari.
S'a organizat in asemenea ST.
tuatie, 81 sub presiunea inimicu-
lul, nOua armata. - Armata
de Dobrogea, dupa cum am ara.
tat -- care sd Sc opue inainta-
Ri lui spre Constants.
Aceasta noua armata, de Do
brogea, abba atingea un, efectiv
de 9O.OOO-1OO.OOO oameni 81 a.
yea o compunere foarte impestri-
,ttata atat ca valoare cat 81 ca or
gahizatie. Asa, pc langa fortele
romanesti abuse in pripa, 81 luate
de Ia diferite unitati, de la alte
armate, de pc alte teatre de ope-
ratii unde Isl incepusera, sau
erau pc punctul q incepe opera
title, mai erau trei divizii de in
fanterie rusa 81 una ceho-sarba
compusa, aceasta din urma, in
majoritate din prizonierii luati
de Rusi de IL armatele austro-
ungare; mai era 81 Q divizie de
Cazaei calari de Q yaloare foartc
discutabila. Artileris ii mitralie-
rele acestei armate erau reduse
ga numar. Calibrul eel mai mare
Y artiieriei atinsea 12o nm. j
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trupele de acoperire dupa &c au
fost intarite de partile mobili-
zate, conform planului initial,
au ocupat obiectivele hotaritc 81
apoi au asteptat rezultatul des-
fasurarei operatiunilor din Do
brogea. Asa: armata l fara re-
zervele eel fusese luate 81 trimise
in Dobrogea, ocupase: Oryova 81
'toata valea rfului gerna, tot ba-
senul Petrosanilor ,,cu s,defileul
Merisor pana la esirea III sSesal
Hategului, 81 sesul Oltului dfntte
munti 81 Sibiu; armata II, ase-
menea, multi slabita pri4 detasa-
mentele ce Use laase, spre i ii
.trimise spre sud, ocupase Fkga-
rasul 81 Sc apropia Gu dreapta de
Seghisoara; lar armata de nord.
zdrobind orice rezistent4 mimi
ca, inainteaza pc Mureg 81 pc
Tarnava si ocupa esires de vest
9 defileurilor muntilor dc pc
dreapta Oltului. (v. pl. III
Aceasta q fost fnaintafsa maxi
md armatelor noastre n Tran
silvania.
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Eata nl0rgana

In zilele calde de vara, Sc arata
foarte des pc cerul azuriu, care
Sc intiude pc deasupra sesului
Ungariei, imagini incantatore.
Aci Sc vad safe 81 orase plu-
tind fermecator pc bolta ceru-
lui albastru, aci paduri 81 rauri
par a te ademeni GU puterea
lor de vraja sa parasesti pam
antul real 81 sd te avanti in
tr'un extes de bette fericita
dupa chimera inchipuita.
X Recetind 81 retraind eri ev-
enimentele carl Sc leaga de an
iversarea ocuparei Budapestei
ne-a VENT fara voc, sa facem 0
comparable Intre viata politica
a Ungariei de All 81 intre ciu-
datul fenomen al naturei cum
oscut sub numele de ,,fata NOR
gana''. Sc site zute prin pri-
sma de sticla, sau della dep
artare la care reflexul razelor
au alt eject asupra Ochiului,
apar totdeauna mai frumoase
Asa trcbuie sa fie 81 Gu even
imentele din viata unui ON sau
unui popor.
Ocuparea Budapestei! All
% vedem 81 judecam altfel de
cum o vedeam 81 judecam a
cum dol ami Atunci vedem in
fata noastra ingenunchiat i'll
aintea mandrului dorobant pc
trufasul nostru vrajmas mil
enar. IL vedeam 1ngenunchiat
81 varful baionetei soldatului
roman ii atingea corpul in DIRE
ptul inimei. Q singura apasare
5 Use stingea o viata de mie 81
mai bine de ami. Oar in supre
mul moment, cand toata puterea
era III mana noastra, II am facu1
dusmanului nostru milenar ceea
ce ell near Fl facut Gu tOata sigu
ranta daca situatia ar ii fost in
versa. \ am facut-o 81 All ar tire
bui Sd ne para rau ca II am IA
cut-o dupa toate dovezile dir
trecut 81 cele din prezent desprt
vlclenla ce ne-o pOarta vecini
nostri, pc care lam scapat il
1919 de pericolul bolsevismului
care ar Fl adus 81 Ungaria il
situatia in care Sc sbate All Rusi;
lui Trotzki. Lenin 81 Bella Kuhn
Sc adevereste 81 acum proven
bul din batrlni: ''pe cine nu-
lasi sd moara nu te lasa S;
J Itraesti.'s Lucrurile ce Sc petre,
in Ungaria 81 politica care Sc fac.
la Budapesta au ca scop principa
81 ca tinta suprema razboiul dt
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revansa impotriva nOastra. Sc
incerca toate mijloacelc ca sd ne
faca rau. Au organizat compile
turi in tara, au TRIMS agent pro-
vocatori. au facut cea mai intinsa
contrabanda de moneda, agita 81
'desvolta fara preget ideea ireden-
tismului la conationalii lor din
Ardeal 81 incearca 81 in afara sd
faca. Gu orisicine 81 fara multa
alegere, aliante impotriva noa-
stra.
Sc intelege ca aliatul eel mai
indicat Ii Sc pare al afla in Ger
mania, Gu care impreuna pier
dut razboiul. Acolo conteaza la
elementele reactionare, Gu care
au legaturi strInse aderentii con-
telui Andrassy 81 al lui Friede-
rich. Acesta din urma a declarat
pc fata intro adunare tinuta la
Budapesta in ziua de 16 Iulie ca
singura mantuire Ungariei o
vede in atlanta Gu Germania. Mil
lOcul eel mai bun Gu care ar lucra
aceasta atlanta ar Fl Carol de
Habsburg.
Alti magnati maghiari si-au
pus nadejdile in Polonia, care in
multe privinte are o mare ascma.
mare GU Ungaria. Nu au uitat
lnsa, a Sc gandi 81 la Bulgaria
cu carl sunt inruditi prin sangt
81 carl au uncle puncte de inte
res unde Sc intalnesc impreuna
Romania 81 Serbia. .S'or Fl ma
gandit eli sxila Turci, la Rusi, Ia
Mongoli pana departe la Indii
unde descoper tot mai multe in
rudiri Gu natiunea lor.
Din toate aceste combinatiun
s'a cristalizat 0 ideie mareata
lnjghebarea unei Antantc, car,
sa contrabalanseze Mica Antanta
Iata unde i-au dus calduril,
vara aceasta pc unguri! In 10,
sd recunoasca trista realitate. il
care au aJuns din propria lol
vina, sa-Si dele seama ca numa
in tara lor nu au triumfat ideil,
Isl principiile democratice, eel,
mai pretioase roade ale acestu
razbolu. in loc sd Sc intrebe pen
tru ce au parasit patria lor a
|proape 100000 din eel mai bun
fiji al tarii unguresti, earl is
cauta fericirea in alte state. eli is
plerd timpul Gu faurirea planuri
lor de revansa impotriva noastra
i lie pntem intelege 81 char a
precia durerea ce trebue so STINT;
cand prlvesc din departarea. |;
care Sc afla acum, frumosul Ar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03

deal, pc care 'au neglijat cat Eau
avut. In imaginatiunea lor a.
prinsa de durerea unei astfel de
pierderi, Ell vad neincetat Ar
dealul. Totul e insa zadarnic. Nici
atlanta nu lie mai poate reda ce
all pierdut. Pentru Ell Ardealul
ramane pc vecii vecilor 0 chimera
ademenitoare. frumoasa dar i'll
selatoare ca fata morgana.
("Dacia" loan Baila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03
STRUGURI
IN ATENTIUNEA
ROMANILOR.

Cunoscuta Farma, fost d-nel
Body, la Stop "A, Lake Shore,
Electric X. II. peste lima de tren
Nickel Plate, prima casa.
Dl Paul, proprietar, aduce La
cunostinta tuturor romanllor care
doresc avea must de strugurl
de Dover, sau doresc sa cumpere
struguri. Serviciu clnstit ca 81
pana acuma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-03
FARMA DE VINZARE

155 de acre, pamant de prima
clasd. Cladiri bune, maSinarll
noui, vite, porci 81 gaini.
Pamantul nostru produce bu-
cate foarte bune Ca Grau, Cucu-
ruz, Ovas, Hirisca, Cartofi 81 tot
felul de legumi.
Gel interesati Sd Sc adreseze la
proprietarul.
GEORGE J. GABOR
r. F. D. Box AZ New Albany, Pa.
PS. Numai la scrisori serioase
raspundem.
Obs Sept