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COTTON MANUFACTURES.

Cotton yarn under No 40. one-fifth
of one cent a number a pound Under
wood 5 To 10 per cent. yarns Nos 40 TO
100. S cents a pound. and one-fourth or
one cent per number per pound Tor eacn
number above 40; Underwood 10 TO 70
per cent. sotton waste. per cent; un-
derwood same sewing thread. one-half
Of one cent a hundred yards. UNDERWOOD
Is Der lent. cloth unbleached. win
average yarns under No. 10. four-
tenths of one cent per NUMBER per
pound, Underwood ~ to 1912 per
cent above No. 40. iS cents pound
and ffty-fve one hundredths OF one
cent per number per pound aooVe fV'
Underwood 171a to 27h per cent.
Cloth bleached under number 49, forty-
6ye one hundredths Of cent per num-
ber q. pound, Underwood 10 to is per
cent above numpe, 40, Is cents pound
and three-fifths of cent number
per pound above number 40. Underwood
20 to 30 per cent.
Cotton sateens. 10 per cent. in ad-
dition to the rate on cotton cloth. IN
derwood unlisted, pneumatic tire FABRIC,
as per cent Underwood 3b. tracing and
oil cloths, 8 cents a square yard ana
II per cent to 5 cents a yard and 20
per cent. Und erwood 25 and 80
Cloth containing cotton and silk. 5
cents square yard and II per cent,
Underwood. 80; table damasks. 2s per
cent, Underwood 2S quilts and bed
spreads, % to 30 per cent, Underwood,
c5; machinery betting. 20 per cent.
Underwood. Is; knit fabrics. % to %
per cent, Underwood unlisted
Gloves, % to 10 per cent. Underwood.
IS: hose and half hose, IS cents dozen
pairs and IL u per cent to 81 dozen and
rs per cent. Underwood. 20 to so per
cent underwear and other wearing ap-
parel. 40 cents a dozen and 12ia per cent.
to $40 dozen. and 40 per cent, Under
wood, 30 per cent; handkerchiefs 10 10
80 per cent, Underwood 5 to 80 per
cent.
Shirt collars and cuffs, % cents a
dozen and 12h per cent, Underwood, 30
per cent curtains, bed sets. &C., cent
a square yard and 40 per cent to IL
cents a yard and 10 per cent. Under
wood, 50 to Is per cent.
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FREE LIST.

Important items which remain on the
free list include: Agricultural imple-
ments. anti-toxins. serums, vaccines. un-
manufactured asbestos. cotton baggins.
Bibles, binding twine, borax, brass. bull
Ion (gold or silver), crude chalk. crude
bristles. cash registers, typewriters sew
ing machines, shoe machinery, coal
(from countries which impose no tariff
on American coaD, cocoa, coffee. copper
ore, corkwood. cotton and cotton waste,
vegetable dyeing or tanning materials.
palm leaf fans. grasses and fibres,
guano. gums and resins. gunpowder
hides, india rubber. iron ore. ivory
tuslss. unmanufactured Jet all leather
not specially provided for and including
boots, shoes, harness and saddlery.
Wood pulp mocha nically ground.
chemical. unbleached or bleached, hand.
sewing and darning needles. oil cake and
meal. oakum, mother Of pearl and shells
(not cut). manufactured platinum,
quinine. silk cocoons and silk waste, raw
silk. standard newsprint paper. stone
and sand. sulphur. tapioca. tar anu
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5000 900 900 TARIFF BILL
INTRODUCED BY FORDNEY

Asphalt, $3.50 a ton; Underwood free
Mica, cents pound Underwood.
per cent
Tale, u cent pound; Underwood,
free.
Graphite. 10 per cent. Underwood.
free
crockery. 2s per cent. Underwood.
IS per ceat. China. IS per cent Un-
derwood, same. Bottles and blown glass
wxss, 20 per cent Underwood. 45 per
cent Plate glass. II cents square
foot Underwood. 9. Eyeglasses. 20
cents a dozen and Is per cent: Under
wood. 55 per cent. Incandescent bulbs,
35 per cent. Underwood, 80. Mirrors.
80 per cent. Underwood. same.
Marble. SIS cents a cubic foot: Under
wood. so.
Granite. 40 per cent Underwood, 25
per cent
Grindstones. So ton Underwood.
$50. Slate, II per cent; Underwood.
TO-
Watch crystals. per cent. Under
wood, free.
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FLAX.

Flax straw. 81 a ton. Underwood. free !;
fax. cents a pound. Underwood, free
henp. three-fourths OF / cent pound.
Underwood. free jute yarns, IA cents
A round Underwood. 30 per cent. !:
cordage. thrce-fourtns OF cent a pound.
Underwood. n cent table dainasks.
towels, sheets. &c. 2s per cent. Under
wood. free clothing 35 i-5 per cent,
Underwood, 35 per cent. bags, l cent a
pound and II per cent. ad valoren. Un-
derwood. 10 per cent. linoleurn. rs per
cent, Underwood. 30 per cent: straw
rnattinrs. cents a square yard. Under
wood. 2h; rattan mating, cents a
square ward. Underwood. so per cent.
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SILKS.

Partly manufactured silks and voles,
s5 cents a pound: Underwood. 20 Genus
a pound. Spun silk up to NO. Soo' 20
cents a pound: Underwood. 35 per cent
Thrown silk. so cents to 81 a pound {;
Underwood, 10 per cent. Sewing silk
floss and thread, 81 a pound Under
wood, Is per cent. Woven fabrics 81 q
cents to 81 a pound; Underwood, 20
per cent. Pushes. 81 to IS pound |;
Underwood, so per cent. Underwear and
hose. 85 to 40 per cent: Underwood, Do
per cent. Handkerchiefs. 3s l-3 per
cent. Underwood. 40 to so per cent.
Clothing. 40 per cent. Underwood. 80
per cent Yarns Of artificial or imita-
ton silk, 45 to so cents a pound; un-
derwood, 35 per cent.
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SUGAR AND M0LAsSES.

Sugar. tank bottoms. sS-ups OF cane
juice, molasses testing noS above 10
sugar degrees and all mixtures OF
sugar and water i.ie cents a pound
and o.o4 of one cent per pound addi-
tional for each additional sugar degree,
Underwood OIL cent a pound and 0.2o
for each additional sugar degree: molas-
ses and syrups testing not above 4S per
cent. one cent gallon. Underwood not
above forty degrees. Is per cent maple
sugar and syrup four cents pound,
Underwood free; sugar cane. one dollar
a ton, underwood Is per cent; sugar
candies 80 per cent. underwood 20 per
cent.
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IS EXPECTED
TO SIGN ARMY BILL

WARRINGTON. June 30. - President
Harding is understood to have been adj
vised to-day by Senators Lodge OF Mas
sachusetts. the Republican leader, and
Curtis Of Kansas the party whip. to
sign the army appropriation bill, despite
his objections TO the House provisions
requiring summary discharge OF about
10000 men by October Is.
The impression was gained by the
Presidents visitors that he would ap-
prove the bill. with a message TO Con-
gress expressing his views regarding al
legged injustice TO the soldiers discharged.
II was reported that the President
was told that any other course than
signing the bill wosld be disastrous in
view Of the need for funds carried In the
bill
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PAPER AND BOOKS.

Printing paper not specially provided
for, one cent a pound and 10 per cent. ;
Underwood. ~ per cent. Paper board
and pulp board. 10 per cent. Under
wood. per cent. Tissue. five to six
cents a pound and Is per cent. Under
wood. 80 per cent Writing paper, &c,
three cents pound and Is per cent. ;
Underwood. 25 per cent. Boolus OF all
kinds. bound or unbound, 20 per cent. :
Underwood Is per cent Manufactures
Of paper. IS per cent. Underwood, c5
per cent.
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and other cabinet woods. is per cent,
Underwood 10 per cent.
Wood veneers 20 per cent, Under
wood Is.
railroad ties. telegraph and telephone
poles 10 per cent. Underwood same.
Wheel woods 10 per cent, underwood
free
Pickets. slaves and hoops. 10 per
cent, Underwood free.
Shingles. so cents thousand unoer'
wood free. -
Casks. barrels and packing boxes Ia
per cent, Underwood same
Reeds and rattans, 20 per cent IN
derwood 10 per cent.
Blinds, shades and screens, 20 PEI
cent, Underwood 20.
House or cabinet furniture 20 Pei
cent, Underwood is.
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absolute protection against its German
Only the importation OF
those dyes which cannot be obtained in
this country at reasonable prices. in
reasonable quantities and OF reasonable
qualities" will be allowed for a period
of three years. The dyes will be classi-
fled under broad powers given the
United States Tariff Commission.
Custom laws are recodified. This Is
the first time such a task has been un-
dertaken since 1899.
The cotton textile schedules have been
simplified and cotton still
remains on the free list.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
EARTHENwARE AND GLASS
WARE.

Fire brick. 10 per cent ad vaiorem
Underwood. same.
TILES. s cents square foot: Under
wood. 8.
Cement. 5 cents a hundred pounds
Underwood. 10 per cent
Limestone, cents hundred pounds
Underwood. free.
Lime, 10 cents a hundred pounds
Underwood. s per cent.
Gypsum 25 cents ton Underwood.
10 ter cent. Il
unwrousht clay 81 ton, n4los.
wood. SO aanxM
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SPIRITS, WINES, BEVERAGES.

Liquors as defined by the national
prohibition act will carry the following
rate: Brandy and liquors. IS a gallon
Underwood. $3.50. Champagne, s6 a
gallon; Underwood. So. Ale, porter.
stout. 81 gallon Underwood, IS cents
Ginger ale and soft drinks, Is cents a
gallon; Underwood. 80 cents. Mineral
waters. 10 cents a gallon; Underwood.
eight.
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TOBACCO AND PRODUCTS.

Mixed wrapper and filler tobacco, un-
stemmed. SO a pound Underwood. S1.85.
Stemmed. Sc.s5 Underwood, $3.50.
Filler. unstemmed. as cents pound:
Underwood, S5 cents. Stemmed, SO
cents Underwood. so cents. All other
tobacco and snuff. SIS cents. and cigars,
cigarettes and cheroots. $3.50 pound
and 25 per cent ad valorem as provided
by the Underwood tariff.
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WOOD AND LUMBER.

Timber hcwn, one-half of one cent 4
cubic feet. Underwood free; logs. AR,
spruce. cedar and hemlock. 81 a thous-
and feet. Underwood free tprovision IL
made for exemption TO countries having
no embargo or restrictions upon expor-
tations to the United States during the
last year).
Logs. sawed boards and other forms
of cedar. lignunvitae. ebony. mahogany
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REMOVE PIN FROM BABY.

ARKANSAS CRY. Ark, June 29.--An
open safety pin. swallowed several days
ego by the eight-month-old son OF Mr.
and N1rs George Jacqulros Of Uncas.
okla, was removed from the baby's
stomach here to-day by physiciarr The
piiH was cloecd by the use Of instru-
nNks and lifted out through the ch.id's
Rauth.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

pitch of wood. tea (not specially pro-
vided for), tin ore. turpentine and rosin.
barbed wire. unmanufactured whaiebone
and wood charcoal.
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NEW TARIFF SCHEDULES
ANNOUNCED IN CAPITAL
Rates Agreed Upon Compared
With Underwood LdU.

BIZ the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Following are
some Of the principal schedules pre-
sented In the new permanent tariff bill
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Sees End of "Personalitfes."
He said the Government should be
rid OF these types and he predicted
that their ranks would be thinned Gen.
Dawes said such personalities would
not be permitted longer to impede the
progress OF loyal Government servants.
Cen. Dawes warned his hearers that
there is 10 be much burning Of mid
night oil before the Job of pruning est-
mates and siashing red tape is finished.
For YOU men, it's a call TO duty. You
cannot escape IL. ] am going to burn
the midnight oil In my own office and
Won NAV make up your minds TO do the
same. The Director OF the Budget will
take no credit for any reductions which
may be made in the expenditures al
lowed for next year. We may not re-
ceivs any public praise. but there Ia an
incentive to do the best that lies in our
power.
Lets submerre ourselves and our
personalities to put Government busi-
ness on a business basis"
Every bureau chief was on his feet
instantly and the President rising.
said.
II thank you so much for your COM
mitment."
Thus ended the meeting. without pre-
cedent in Government annals, presaging
changes almost Immediately OF a rsvo-
lutionary character in every angle Of
Government work, and the hundreds of
bureau officials made for the exits and
back to their desks TO ponder the mean
ing of II all.
The President warmly conEratuia ted
Cen Dawes after the meeting. and ex-
pressed hearty approval Of his utter
anoes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
'coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Aj,ltor
81 Cultura U. S. Desteapta-te Ro-
name e. Hora Unirii. din Detroit,
Mich. pc aceasta Gale Convoaca
pc toti membri eli de a lua partc
la sedinta speciala extra ordinara.
Care Va avea loo in Hala Chene,
din 2646 Monroe Ave.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
2:M p. m. 81 find ziua Sfintelor
Pasti scdinta sc va inchide La
orele 4 p. m. La ordinea zilei va
Fl numai chestia Gu lotul din Da-
vison, find chestia foarte impor.
tanta sunt rugati toti membri de
lua parte la sedinta aceasta
cine nu va lua lparte nu va fl in
drept 50 protesteze innpotriva de.
cisiunilor ce Sc va lua in scdinta
sus numita. In numele Socictatii
Z. S. Desteapta-tc Romane Hora
Unirii din Detroit, Mich. am ra
mas salutindu-va Gu stima:
p. oabresn, presedinte.
Nicolas Dragos, seer. provizor
(78-79).
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VIZ

I. 5. ''Biruinta 81 Dcsrobirea
Neamului Romanesc" din Warren
Ohio va avea serbarea de unire la
% Maiu 1921 adeca Dumineca,
deci va ii in urlna Gu saptamina
dupa cum sc publicase in 3 nu-
mere din ziarul America, de
oare ce pc % Maiu va Fl Celebra-
rea Drapelului Uniunei s. H. A.
in Detroit 81 avind instructiune
de la oficiul uniunei am trebuit
amlna serbarea noastra, celia ce
programul il vom publica la tim,
pull cuvenit.
(1O011-2). Presidiul.
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'aceasta. ProductA Va trebui re-
strinsa, lar urmarile unui astfel
de fcnomen stunt indeajuns de
cunoscute pentru i Fl nevoie de o|
illsistenA speciala.
Consecinta logica unei astfel
de premise, este Cd mteresul Gel
mai elementar al Statelor Unite
e sd ne acorde un imprumut Gu
ajutorll caluia sd he procuram
cele necesare pentru refacerea
rioastra economical.
Capacitatea de cumparare a
tarii noastre, astfei marita, priil
sporul capacitatii ci de produc-
tie, industria americana caStiga
un debuscu de desfacere produ-
selor ei, ca 81 plata de cumpa-
rare a materiilor de care are ca
nevoie.
Dupa cum sc vede, dar, argu-
mentatia d-lui Aristide Blank sc
mentine pc tarimul celui mai
strict pozitivism.
Cum insa din nenorocire tara
noastra a fost SYSTEMATIC calom-
niata in America, unde ni-s'a
facut renumele Cd suntem Keno
fobi, dl Aristide Blank a tinut sd
inlaturc asemenea 1nvinuiri 81 a
arafat amerfcanilor ca tara roma
neasca c. gaia sa permita intrarea
capitalurilor strainc, : insa sub in
doita conditiune ca mai intai 81
primeasca colaborare Gu 1capi-
talul romanesc 81 in al doilca loc,
"a Sc margineasca la un rol pur
economic fara .veleitati de 4 ne
inriuri politica.
Aceste vederi ale d-lui Aristide
Blank, au fost consfintitc Ca po-
Utica oficiaM a tarii noastrc, in
trucat dl N. Titulescu emite pareri
aproape identice, in expunerea de
motive, care insoteste proectul
noului buget. Gu chipul acesta,
strainatatea va putea vcdea, carl
sunt adevaratele sentimente 81
convingerile factorilor celor mai
autorizati, in chcstia capitalurilor
straine, doritoarc sa ne fructifice
munca fara insa ne rapi liber-
tatca de a decide moi despre ale
noastre.
Nu ne indOim Cd luminosul in
tervicw al d-lui Aristide Blank,
care oglindeste atat de credincios
tparerea noastra a tuturor, VI con-
trfbui Ia luminarca opiniei publice
americana, care va fl pllsa astfel
in situatia de a ne cunoaste asa
cum natiunc ca cea americana
trcbue sa cunoasca 81 sd aprecieze
un popor harnic 81 de viitor ga al
nostru. Activitatea d-lui Aristide
Blank dincolo de ocean fost, nu
ne indoim, de natura sd ne aduca
acest linens serviciu.
('Universul'').
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IN VIA R E

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Carol II din Ellwood
City, Pa. are onoare a invita- Gu
drag pc toate surorile Societati,
onor. Parochii 81 Cluburi 81 pc
toti fratii romani din loo 81 din
jur a lua parte La .frumoasa pc
trecere impreunata Gu Dams care
va avea loc Simbata seara in Z
Maiu 4. G. petrecerea Sc va da in
Hala Soc. Carol l" din Spring
Ave. ,Inceputul va fl la orele 6 80
p. m. 81 va dura pana Ia IL noap.
tea.
/. Pretul de intrare: D-nii 55c /;
Damele 35c.
Bufetul va fl aranjat in cea
mai buna regula Gu toate cele de
lipsa lar vestita muzica nationala
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stringindu-l si mai tare de brat,
pc cand coborau treptele tribu-
nahllni.
'Daca nam Fl pc strada ti-asi
multumi imbratosindu-te,f ras-
punse Raul, ajutind Anei "a se
nrce in automobil, q dupa co Il
sarlta mana zise zimbind:
''Eu raman ed mai am cateva
afaceri de rezolvat. Tapiterul
cred ca ne asteapta. En- nu ma
pricep in afacerile accste. Da
ordin sa mobileze casa dupa
gustul tau. Deseara cinam i'm
preu1a, nu-i aga I"
Da, draga, raspunse Ana; 81
porni automobilul, zfmbitoare, fe-
ricit6. -.-..~~
Raul M se inselase. Tapiternl
1ltsptA 9 An Il dkdu instrslctju-
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Am VENT sa va spun ca am
ispravit GU Glars. Domnul ala pc
care l'ati trims Gu mine in
cantat-o 81 s'a logodit Gu el. De
Duminica ce vide in douS sSpta-
mani sc cunun&l - biserica cato
lica Nici vorba . treaca ls reli-
gia noastra. M f6cut de ris in
tot tinutul. Tos& dumea stiea Cd
ne luam, q lstit vorba din ziua
cand . VENT 81 peste trei xile mia
spus Cd nu poate eseSpa de Morand
81 s'a resgindit set face un pacat
daca Sc lasa ~ legea ei. E 0
cutra, doamna, ne doa5 orr m q
inselat pana scr,n si de ala am
VENT ca * VI ayun n n'aveti in
credere in e. e NJ uraste din tot
sufletul."
DE unde stir intreba Ana,
Gu curiositate.
''Cand am vsnif Il Paris an
inteles din vorb6 6tS u. Mia spus.
cd ati chmnit- r mdnastire, e.
pc tilh&rii. Hpus,G ~ sunteti bo-|
gafx 81 8 ~ vel,31 ysax A4afi ~ mi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30

timp de cand exista aceasta mare
Societate multi hati si-or sasit
ajutorul eel 1nai bun care au fost
frate impreuna GU moi. Deci acum
inca aveti o buna ii de deveni
ca membri acestei Societati care
plateste un beneficiu Ia caz de
boala 10 donari la saptamana, La
caz ca lnembru este la spital ca
pata IA dollari la saptamana, la
caz de moarte capata 1000 (una
mie dollari) carl ,bani in ziua de
astazi prinde foarte bine 10 acei
urmas care ramane in urma
noastra, frati romani nu stati ne
pasatori 81 inscriati-va in aceasta
mare Societate care este romano
81 poti SAT- plingi durerea in
limba D-tale romaneasc& tot pen
tru binelc neamului romanesc
este pc aceste plaiuri 'binecuvin-
tate de Dumnezeu.
Dl Leon Feraru, Professor ne va
vorbi foarte multe lucruri fru-
moase despre poporul nostru ro-
mancsc, veniti Gu tinar Gu batrin
SAL auzim pc acest domn care
pentru binele 81 desvoltarea nea-
mului vine in mijlocul nostru din
departare numai 81 numai pentru
dragoste de neamul nostru TO-
manesc. In numele Soc. 'Dest.
Rom. Hora Unirii'' din Detruit,
Mich.
Pretul de intrare D-nii 75c
Damele Soc.
Comitetul aranjator.
(9911OO).
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nile necesare 81 lista mobilelor
alese de pc catalogul pe care il
studiase in cursul saptamanei.
Tapiterul inca nu esise pc poar-
ia cand servitoarea anunta pc
Ana ca un taran vre-a sal spuie
ceva.
'Cine-i! Ce vrea Gu mine ~
intreba Ana distrasa, netezind
parul lui Artur.
''Zice CT il cunoaSte-ti. Il CHA
ma Albert 81 nu stu cum q mai
zis."
'Chiamal inauntru," zise Ana,
ridicandu-se de pc fotoliu.
Peste cateva minute intra SER
vitoarea urmat5 de Albert, care
Sc fnclina stingsciu inaintea Anei.
''Ce vestei De ce-ai VENT r
fntreba Ana, dupS ce fscu semn
servitoarei - iasa.
Am VENT "a VI spun &c stiu,
y Va rog n ma ascultati 81 81 ma
rAspunse' Albert, incli-
nindu-se din non 1naintea Anei.
,annn> d.1e Alhno.f -. .ax,c,,lfts
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Fenomenul economic dominant
al razboiului mondial, q fost emf
grarea capitalization din Europa
dincolo de Atlantic. America, in
calitate de furnisoare de razboiu
"a lntelegerei, pompat mare
parte din stocul metallic al ve-I
chiului Continent, lar beligerantii
de eri al contractst in Statele.
Unite atatea inipr um1tufi IN cat
multi ami dc acum ipainte Europa
va fl tributara Americei.
Aceasta e, de, altfcl, 81 pricina
ca opera de refacere aFlumci vechi
dcpinde in mare parte de capita
turtle americana, -
De aceasta imprejurare tinut
seama 81 dl Aristide Blank, in
IT, 'un luminos interview acordat
unui ziar american. Distinsul no.
stru ON de finante, dupa ce pune
Ill evidenta rolul Americei in
opera de reconstructie Europei.
Sc oclpa in special de rolul pc
care Far putea juca banul ameri-
can in refacerea tarii noastre.
D-sa nu cere protectie nimanui 81
nlmanui nici o favoare: dl Aris.
| tide Blank nu face sentimenta-
lism, - ceiace, de altfel, ar fl de
(. prisos in materie. D-sa arata a.
J, mericanilor ca valuta lor urcata
e. in prim,h loc, o nenorocire
char ,pentru dansii. Fata de
cursul actual al dollarului, capa-
citatea de cumparare fostilor
beligeranti foarte scoborita. Ne
mai putand darg cumpara de la
americani de eat cateva popoare,
industria Statelor Unite Sc va re
simti, ba char se 81 resimte de
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va onora pc onor. oaspeti ca cele
mai frumoase arii de Dams 81
cantece rationale. Iii speranta q
vom saluta cat de multi frati 81
surori romano in lnijlocul nostrJ
pana Ia intalnirc am ramas salu.
tindu-va Gu dragoste frateasca
In numele Soc. 'Carol r..
Nicolas Rusu, presedinte.
Pstru N. voidsan, secretar I.
(99-100).
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r U GAR {

Eu George Lupe find admi-
nistrator pent1'u averea lui loan
Noise decedat Ia Cleveland, Ohio
rog pc on. Soc. cat si' particulars
care ar avea adrcsa d-nei loan
Noise din Patria veche milo
trimite pentru al putea fnmana
banii care sd afla in posesiunes
mea, pentru care voiu fl multu
mitor.
GEORGE LUPE
6137 s. Meade Ave. Chicago, III
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lUrnare).

A doua Il, cand s'a dus la tri
bunal sd depuna actul dotal sui
regimul separatist, asa cum era
sdorinta lui Raul, ii spuse ca s'a
conyins pc deplin ca Morand un
fariseu 81 Clara Q apa Gu el, 81
ca sx-i sstisfaca curiositatea il
ceti scrisoarea.
Ti-aIn spus draga, ca un
farizeu. Un barbat care inbeste 0
feneie Ilu Sc incurca aga lesne Gu
alta, zise Raul ximbind.
3 .Tacil Tu ce.ai facntf zise
1lll. string gfndu-l de brat.
n ~ ( Enf 70, draga | De ce ma
jncaIn Crexi ck merit scuzatia PEI
MT n
W 4 u! III ~ glanit drss6 Eu
- - ] 4 kpanse Ana,|
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tot ce mia zis despre d-voastra,
81 dupa acea m am gandit ca rau
am facut. ca ma va dnsmani 81
cine site ce-mi face, intro noapte,
En chung 81 ca in toata firea 81
tare ca un taur, ca s3-mi astupe
gura poate ma sugruma. Am vim
dut tot, 81 am plecat sd soap de ca
si de gura luhei. Stiti cum lu-
mea cand te reapinge Q femeie,
Toti isi bat Joe de tine.
Isl unde ai de gand * mergi =
M stu. Numai 81 3 MANA no
id pot 'lacra Ia pam6nt. nac3 MI
gasesc yre-un serviciu, am * ma
ochp cu vrs-un colnert cit de
mic, 81 ca penaia pc care . am nu
NOR de foame.
al Fl dspas sa declari inain-
tea procnrorului tot ce mi-ai
spuei" intreba Ana, cu . v&dita
indignare n vocea ii.
"a, doamnA. Tot, rxapunse
Albert eu hotxrire.
'niise.. Ascnltx, d-le Albert, 81
~ ~ xt.fk ainAln - 81 ne,y,< 49, e ].
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''Ti-a spus yorbele astea I" ir
trnhS Ana .,,irotS

TIA spus vorbele asteai" in
treba Ana mirata.
Da; doamna, dar cine mai tine
minte cate spus, Cd numai ei il
mergea gura, 81 cum cram eu
atunci nu mia intrat toate in cap,
81 dupa ce a VENT, pana cand ma
incantat-o Morand, mia spus Cd
numai veniti, la moi 81 il pare rau
Cd nu va poate zdrobi capul CO IA
un sarpe 81 isi musca buzele de
nacaz, cd ma putut 81 ia niste
scrisori ce le are Ia d-voastrS dc
carl sc teme, dupa cum am duat
eu seama. 81 de ala am VENT silva
spun - vs feriti de e. Il char de
Morand, Cd ala E IN stare q fa0k
tot &c va ziee Ia =
iii nanltumesc die Albert, iii
multamesc ca Al avnt bnn6tatea1
- te ostenesti pan6 aici - mi faciI
binele acesta. C&nd pleci inapois
''Inspoii Nam ce cduta. Am
vfndut p6mantul 81 tot ce,amI
ayut. MAN certat GU "a. Atunci|
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