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executiv al Agentiei din New
York Bancei Marmorosch Blank
& Comp, obiecteaza la declaratia
atribuita unei institutiuni finan-
clare din tara aceasta ca lin Ro-
mania nimcni nu sc gandeSte la
o munca serioasa." D-sa decla-
rat intr 'un comunicat aparut erl
Cd Romania sd sileste sa exploa
teze bogatiile eli minerale, sa ma
reasca productia petrolului 81 a
agricultural, 81 ca sforarile unei
populatiuni rurale care mmceste
din greu resultat,a sub condi-
tiuni .spotrivllice, intro recolta
mai 'buna 81 mai frnmoasa de cat
sperat vre-odata Romania sa
alba.
Ca sa scoata in evidenta indus
tria Romaniei, DR.. Zentler a atras
atentiunea asupra Expozitiei de
textile 81 brodarie de arta roma
ma. aranjata de Biuroul Roman
de Educate la Camera de Comert
Franco Americana, 599 Fifth Ave
nue., care, afirmat d-sa, demon
streaza nu numai ca Romanii lu-
creaza ci 81 acea ca eli prOduc lu-
cruri frumOase.
Printul Bibescu, Ministrul Ro'
maniei in Statele Unite, a aderat
formal sd deschiza expozitia pen
tru public iDtr'un viitor apropiat.
. D,sa STA eXprimat apreciatiunea
pentru amabilitatea mere i
Franco Americana de ingadui
ca expozitia sd Sc tina in gale
rifle Ell.
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A VI z

Am onoare aduce la cuncstin-
ia onoratului public Rcmin din
Statele Unite, ca Gu data zilei de
intai August am pal1eit Ranca
First National din Pittsburgh, Pa.
unde in ami trecutl am servit int:
resele compatriotilor mel, cat sau
putut mai bine, mai onest 81 mai
multami.or.
In aceiasi ri insa am -primit con-
ducerea Departamentului Roman
la Banca Comerciala din acest oras,
care este localizata la -4fO-412
Smithfield, Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
81 nu ma indoesc ca saceia; frati
care ip trecut miau. dat tot spriji-
null si' increderea, 81 acuma for fl
la rindu1 lor recOmandand,laAa in.
sd 81 ID xltrs f,.,,-t,:.S<ss.S;
Am;tSata incredekes Banca
Conner Stslas Vol Il III servi
clientis1naf f6f as6 Sls e 6iA s1f Ae IN tre-
cut, eventual 81 mai bjne, avind in
vedere legatdtilg lpfopiate ce lie
avem Gu Bancile' din 1ara.
Apelez mai ell seama la Olteni
din Judetul FagaraSului, leaganul
copilariei mele, ca orr unde ar fi
in America avand lipsaI de oaresi
care informatiuni sd Sc adreseze
mic 81 vor ii explicati in mod graz
tuit la cea ce doresc. = :
In speranta eh.'avixlisleu ita Ii
cetit de toti frati Romani din Anne
rica, fara de, deosibirt ca uAde ar
fl eli, primiti va:ros Gu; toti salutIi
meu. .,..i., -. :,
DIG. PROCURE, q
Pittsburgh 0ommercial Bank,i,l,
Departmental Romanesc.
(3-5-19 Aug)
60. - ~. ~ ,ti..,ts az
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inapoi de Sc reyarsa in tara noa-
stra; lar moi de la ele. nici ca ne
indulcim.
Cand ne-am jeluit, cand ne-am
tanguit, pasurile cand ne~am spus.
ispravnicul ne-au batut, priyighe-
torul ne-au batut, jandarmul ne.
au batut, zapciul ne-au batut, va
tajelul ne-au batut, posesorul ne.
au batut, boierul de mosie ne-au
batut; cine s'au sculat mai de d.
mineata. cine au' fost mai tare,
acela era mai mare.
Boul 81 vaca, munca ostenelelor
noastre nu steam cd sunt ale
noastre, puiul 81 gaina, laptele de
la gura copiilor nostri de multe
orr Gu nedreptul ni-s'au facut lege
CO Sd talmaciasca ziua lasata de
Dumnezeu catu-i de mare, 81 boie-
rescul s'au marit; in urms lar
s'au talmdcit u boierescul s'au
tot ingreuiat.
Acum stunt II zile de epont, ziua
eat luna; lucram din primavara
pana in toamna, lucram de alm
SO lea omatul si pana a. fnghetul
tot Ia .boieresc; lncram CIT zice
legea 81 mai des 81 peste lege, lu-
cram 81 nu mai mantuim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
ABONATI MARltJI'
AMERICAS

care era formulate; de Oare sce,
desi imbraca in rostiri, &c pareau
este char din inima acslor sufe.
rinzi, adevaruri netagaduite des-
pre- ceea ce fusese, era neoportun
Sc invenina infratirea ce ar. ii
trebuit sd domniasca in adunare,
prin amintirea tuturor urgiilor
trecute, din care Q parte PROVE
Mise tocmai de la clasa boiereascE.
Mai multi de cat forma jignia insa
fondul ei pc depntatii marilor
proprietari caci in pfivirea celor
|trei puncte dintaf proprietarii
sustineau, ck taranii nu mai aveau
cuvint le cere intru cat prin VI.
tarea doborirei priyilegiilor 81 a
.egalitatei fnaintea lssei li-se ~
cuse dreptate. i
(va urms)
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|ndustria nationa|a

dustriei casnice rOmaneSti. To.
tusi prin aranjare de expozitii,
prin editare de albume, pentru
pastrarca 81 raspandirea motivelor
artistice, curat romanesti, ca STA
facut pc deplin datoria in margi-
nile mijloacelor, de carl a dispus.
A sosit in sfarSit, vremea, ca sd
fie. pretuite comorile noastre ma
tiOnale asa cum trebue, dandu-se
sprijinul necesar, ca industria
casnica romaneasca sd Isl abba
locul de cinste. ca industrie natio.
nala. A sosit vremea, ca sa incea-
pa din nou a lucra GU sirguinta
rOmanca nOastra la razboiul de
tesut, scuturindu-se casa noastra
de toatc sdrentariile streine, adu-
Sc in tirgurile noastre.
Cand costumele tarancilor .noa-
sire au inccput sd alba cautare,
prin frumusetes lor in saloanele
bogatasilor din tari straine, ere
dem Cd e timpul sd sc dea acestei
industrii rationale cea mai mare
desvoltare, imbracand 81 corpul
Orasenelor noastre, earl tot mai
incearca, in stangacia lor, modele
streinilor. ~
1ndata ce mijlOacele ii vor per-
mite, va trebui sd organizcze
'Asociatiunea" O mare expozitie
a industriei noastra de casa, care
nu era rau sa Sc fl gait char Gu
ocazia serbarilor de incoronare.
(c'Vointa") Carpatin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
Industria casnica romaneasc&

Una din grille de capetenie
ale Asociatiunei pentru cultura
poporului roman din Transilvania
fost: sd combata tendinta i'll
streinarii imbracamintei 81 altor
obiecte trebuincioase la casa, pc
earl singur poporul nostru 81 lie
confectioneaza Gu multa iscusin-
ia 81 arta, cum sunt costumele ma
tionale din uncle regiuni ale tarii,
de-o fr,lmusete atat de rapitoare,
ca sc potrivesc de minume pc cor
pul eel mai GU pretentii al doam-
nelor din cele mai inalte clase So
ciale, 81 cum, sunt toate celelalte
lucruri tesntes 81 brodate Gu un
gust artistic ales 81 desavirsit,
carl Sc mai gasesc inca in casa
Eranului nostru.
In afara de acestea mai sunt
uneltele de casa 81 intregul mobi-
lier pc care poporul nostru prin
harnicia sa singur sill cioplea sill
lmpodobia GU desennuri, carl ara
ia, ca taranul roman e mester. me-
lntrccut in arta sculpturei in
lemn 81 III pirogravura.
Toate aceste indelctniciri, ba-
zate pc un fond foarte -bogat 81
variat artistic al sufletului roma
pesc de Ia tara, n 'au fost trecute
GU vederea de scatra conducatorii
'Asociatiunei'i, carl intotdeauna
au purtat mare grija, ca sd nu
lnstreineze din casa romanului a.
ceste comori rationale ncpretuite.
Astfel, prin portul sau, prin
'mpodobirea easel sale, cl lucrGri
este din mana sa har1lica, popo-
rul nostru din tinuturile Ardea-
lului STA pastrat neatins caracte-
rul sau etnic, mandru de originea
sa 81 mai presus cclorlalte nea-
muri streine convetuitoare, abuse
de vanturi din lumea larga.
Vremurile 9rele, prin care a
trecut 81 'Asociatiunea'', nu-i in
gaduiau Sd desvolte activitatc
mai mare pentru promovarea in.
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Hal SA NE SCALDAM!
APA-I MINUNATA!

Nu necesar sa-ti spun ca apa,
ca un mijloc de exercitiu. e admi-
rabil. te face comfortable. curat,
sanatos 81 racorit. Cate despre
curatenie. mintea tie Gu multi
mai curata. Sc poate cultiva eli
mutt mai bine daca al un corp
sanatos. Oar cOrpul Sc poate GU
rati 81 pc din launtru. Vinul amar
al lui Triner S remediul eel ma
bun sa-ti curate stomacul 81 in
testinele 81 sd lie pastreze curate.
Iii comfOrteaza intreg sistemul 81
til pune intro conditie perfecti
pentru combaterea indigestiei,
constipatie, durere de cap, nervo-
state. 81 alte dureri in legatura
GU dis0rdini de stomac. Daca far
macistul sau drOghistul din apro-
pierca D-talc II are Timers Bitter
Wine, insista ca sd cumpcre pen
tru D-ta, pentru ca nu pOti avea
o preparatie mai buna pentru
scopurile prccizate.
Doamna Frank Odett he scrie
din Susanville. Calf. Gu data de
% Iunie 1921: ''Vinul amar al
lui Timers mia ajutat in mod
remarcabil. Acum am un apetit
bun 81 ma simt Gu multi mai tare."
(Adv.-
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INsTIIR!IH!RE

eunt rugat toti s'sonsnt4
nogtri Z observa urm4tnarel4,
reguli Il trimits9sa psatzDI
schimbare Do adreek:
/. 81 % scrie adresa veGhe
undo 10 msrs xiarul q adres9
unde - inutat. 4
2. Il fiscars persoaak se
20 alxturo mxrd d. b. Dx q
cauts sx nj . dee numele gtEos
dei 9i Il ora9ului correct q
Cine M observx aoesto -.
gull in zadar a3tsaptx s& / @
schimbs adrssa sx M - poatA
Adminissratia. a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
(Urnir,sy

t-ts q e
Satenii Sc tinguiesc in propu.
nerea lor, ca ''pana astazi taate
sarcinile cele mai grele, numai
asuprs- noastra All fost puse, 81
moi mai nici de uncle bunuri ale
tarei nu ne-am indulcit; lar altii
fara sd fie supusi la nici o povara,
de toata mana ei s'au Ibucurat ;
Cd moi biruri grele pc cap am
platit; oameni de caste numai moi
am dat !; ispraynicii,, judecator::,
privighetori 81 jandarmi numai
moi am tinut; drumuri, pcdvezi
ri havalele numai moi am facut !;
'boierescnri zile de meremet nu-
nsi moi am indeplinit; claca de
voIe ii f6ri de vote numaie moi I'm
dat; 4 Jidovul ardndar e. q ne
lsuY3 toat6 vlaga numsi poi am
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19

,Dupa aceasta intr0ducere, sd.
tenii formuleaza urmatoarele do
rinti in privirea REFORMED cOndi.
tiei lor: iplaturarea bataiei, acea
q tuturor beilicurilor, havalelel0r
81 q birului pc cap, ii inlocuirea
tuturor acestor indatoriri prin un
bir pc averea fie-carui fara ose-
bire in tara; satele sa-si alba dre-
gatori alesi din sinul lor 81 la
sfirsit caderea boiereseului adeca
rascumpararea lui Gu toate acefe
Gu care sunt dmpovorati de catra
boierii de mosii. 80.
"VoiMssa scapam, sd ne ras-
cumparam de robia in care sun
tenn; voim sd ne rascumparam, 80
nu mai finn q nimarui, sd finn nu-
mai al tarei 81 sd ayem 81 moi 0
tara; am ingenunchiat, am i'm
brincit Gu totii; cum suntem nu .
mai putem duce indelung. Nh
voim Sd jignim drepturile nimarui
dat nici 81 nostru sd nu Sc fntu-
necess.
Este inviderat cd propunerea
depRtatilor sateni, alcatuita de un
c&rturar partizan u intereseior
lor, Iowa mai multi in interesul
obstepe do eat folosia elasei penttu
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adus aminte 81 au dat in gandu'
celor Z puteri de s'au indurat ca
de asia data sa finn 81 moi 1ntre
ibati despre pasurile 81 durerilt
ce avem, uitat sd fie si sters to,
trecutul Gu chinurile sale, departe
fie toata ura, toata vrajba 81
toata imparechierea de Ia sufletul
nostru; Q sama si din boieri au
fost Gu frica lui Dumnezeu 81 MAJ
din vechis spe cand Gu totii de a
valma ne luptam 81 ne varsanl
singele pentru apararea credintci
si a mosiei stramosesti, 81 ne erau
ca parinti 81 moi ca fiji lor.
Moi insa' stim Cd de cand Gu
domniile grecesti, de atuncea s'au
stricat 81 dresele tarei 81 ale
noastre.
De scees moi nu facem nici i'm.
pntare, niei fnfruntsre nimIrui,
ci 50 avem iertare, dsca spuind
adeyarul, vom ii scSpat vre-o
yorba care 81 vie greu h susul
cuiva.
MOI dorim ca tot poporal roman
q se infrat teascs ii 4 traiasek n
pace u in liniste pe plmlntal
strdmosssc q RomApi4i pehtru
nxrires Il fericirss nssSmului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-19
AvI IL

Clubul Cultural 'Lumina' din
Cleveland, Ohio Gu sediul pc
East, va da petrecere Gu dams
pc zina de Dumineca % Septem-
vrie 1921. Deci Gu aceasta ocazic
rugam rcspectuOs pc Onoratele
Socictati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, a
lnl aranja alta petrecere pc ziua
sus numita. Gu stima:
Comitetul aranjator.
g pana , Sept
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13
WHAT A TONIC
DOES FOR YOU.
AND WHY you NEED IT. IN so MANY
INSTANCES WHEN you ARE RUN DOWN.
NERVOUS OR HAVE HAD TO ENDURE
GREAT STRAIN OR WORRY OF ANY KIND.

A tonic is something which puts tone.
energy. strength and endurance into you.
1t gives push to your heart, making it
pump the blood over your body more
vigorously; it makes your lungs expand
more fully and thereby take up more
strength giving oxygen from the air you
breathe: it makes your kidneys work
better and carry off the poisons which
would otherwise accumulate in the body;
1t makes your digestive apparatus perform its
work better and give your blood the material
it needs for feeding and sustaining your body; it
makes your brain act more vigorously and en-
ables you to think more accurately and for long
periods without fatigue. thus bringing you
greater success 10 whatever business, profession
or undertaking you are engaged.
When you are rundown, nervous. half sick,
down hearted and about ready to give up eS-
perience OF many years has shown that one Of
the best remedies to pull you out OF this bad
predieamcnt IL good old organic iron. But he
sure tn e iron you take is organic iron. the kind
that Is found in plants. and not metallic iron
which people usually take. Organic iron may be
had from your druggist under the name Of
Euxated Iron. II often increases the strength
energy and endurance Of weak. nervous. tree
out folks in two-wceks time. Beware of sub
stitutes. Always look for the word 'Nuxated'
on every package and the letters n. l. on every
tablet Sold nv all druggists.
(Adve rtis m ent)
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lage, with the surrounding farm
houses and the stone chateau. was
RACED under the fire of heavy artillery
used to represent the German guns in
the battle of the Marine
One instance of the care taken to
reproduce faithfully the battle scenes
was the rebuilding ordered after a
careful examination of the village
houses by Mr.. Ingram. He discovered
that three of the houses did not con-
form with the plans of the French
village sent from France. whereupon
the buildings in question were wreck
ed and more exact reproductions Of
the originals erected in their stead.
More than five thousand men par
ticipated in the battle scenes, all of
whom served with the American forces
abroad. Constant drilling of the actor
soldiers made it possible to eliminate
practically all danger of accidents
such as usually mar great mob
scenes in the movies.
| AS an added precaution, however,
field hospitals were erected for prac-
teal, not picture, purposes.
/ However, war is by no means the
principal feature or the great lbaneZ
novel. The true spirit of the book has
been caught in the screen version, the
spirit of love. humanity, youth and
age, with all the tragedies and re-
actions induced by the eliminating cpl
sodes of the Armageddon.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
The big act at the Murray this hail
/ is virtually the whole show. In com,
parison, the other three acts are but
satellites.
Amid, the colorful Japanese lanterns
eight young ladies group themselves
into musical circle. Armed with
saxaphones, trombone. clarinet, vic
lin and banjos, and supported by q
young lady at the piano, the company
swings from tune to tune. Bert Earle
heads the array. The Richmond audi
ence which hesitates to give unreserv
eddy of its praise is cheating the
artists.
Bobby Van Horn. the black face
lacks little pep, but notwithstanding
is the ace of the three remaining acts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13
ALTERIO OF CAMORRA,
KILLED BY ASSASSIN;
GIVEN fine FUNERAL

NAPLES. Sept. ia funeral de
luxe" is the way the Naples news
papers described the burial OF Alberto
Alterio, reputed to have been one OF
the chiefs OF the Camorra in America.
He was formerly a Camorra leader IN
Naples but fled from here several
years ago.
He settled in America, ana is al
legged to have amassed fortune OF
$500 900 by blackmail He was as
sassinated in New York few weeks
back and his body brought back TO
italy by his wife. The funeral was
attended by thousands of Neapolitans.
The body was borne on the elaborate
hearse which is reserved only for
notables, among them of recent mem.
ory. Enrico Caruso.
Alterio's funeral was an event. The
religious service in the church was
marked with all the possible pomp and
ceremony attendant on funerals given
to high dignitaries of church and
state. An orchestra of almost 100
pieces accompanied the mass which
was still augmented in impressiveness
by a large choir. The church, st
James Of the Spanish Mobiles, was
elaborately hung IN mourning, 1olds
of tapestry being suspended about the
walls and ceiling. Quite number Of
priests officiated at the ceremony
The funeral procession was OF grea'
moment In it marched practically al
of Alterio's associates in his profes
sion. A dozen or more men shout
dered large floral offering which wa!
carried in the procession. The design
on it was that of clock which reg
istered the hour Of half past twelve
The cost of this has been announced
as 1000 lire.
The coffin also attracted much at
tention. 1t has been chronicled tina
it came from America, cost $4,000 ant
was engraved in silver. The GROVE
which followed the body to the grav'
was a vertiable amending stream o
people"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13
IMMIGRANT CHANGES
PLACE WITH SISTER;
MAY DEPORT LATTER

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Stefania
Watrobaska of Westport, Conn, who
came here eight years ago from Pol
and, worked hard and saved her mon
ey against the day when she could
send for the rest of the family
Famine crept over her land and this
spring Stenfania learned the only one
left was her youngster sister, Karo
lima. She sent the passage money and
waited anxiously for Karolina's arriv
al.
When she went to Ellis Island she
learned that Karolina had arrived toe
late; that Poland's quota of immi
grants for September had been filled
and she would have to return to Pol
and Karolina was heartbroken and
desperate. She would never go back
to the misery she had left. She would
kill herself first she said.
Stefania made a sudden resolve
She would return in her sisters place
She put her American-made hat and
coat on Karolina. Then she gave hel
her pass to New York and babe hel
20 to friends who were waiting fol
her Stefania ruse was discovered
after several days when she refused
10 eat.
She was brought before the fedora
commissioner, yesterday charged will
her first offense-that of aiding al
alien unlawfully to enter the countr.
but was so weak that her case wa!
postponed. The immigration mel
said she will have to go back TO Pol
and if her sister is not found. Blu
Stefania refuses to tell where karo
lima is.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13
The Theatres
MURRETTE

Lew Cody and Charles Richman
have the leading male roles opposite
Norma Talmadge in her latest Asso-
| ciated First National starring vehicle,
The Sign on the Door," which is be-
ing shown at the Murrette theatre
The production is adapted from
Claiming Pollock's stage play of the
same name, in which Marjorie Ram
beau appeared, and it is said to be
| ideally suited TO Miss Talmadge's his
trionic ability.
| THE Sign on the Door" has been
picturized on an elaborated scale un-
der the direction of Herbert Brenon.
and II is heralded as one of the most
pretentious films of the year
cast of exceptional excellency en-
acts the various roles. Besides Mr..
Cody as Frank Devereaux and Mr..
Rchman as LATE" Regan, the follow
ing well known players are to be seen
Helen Weir as Helen Regan, Paul
McAllister, as the District Attorney,
and Robert Agnew as Alan Churchill
MURRAY
Antonio Moreno, star of THE Secret
or the Hills" which is showing at the
Murray theater, and his director, Ches
ter Bennett, went on a strange hunt
ing expedition during the making OF
the production. 1t was necessary for
one scene to show several bats flying
about A visit to each of the animal
stores in and about Los Angeles prov
ed that none could furnish the bats
There is no call for this animal around
which much superstition has been
woven.
Its no use," said Bennett, eve
have got to go bat hunting ourselves
They are asleep in the daytime.
replied Moreno. 1T should be easy
: to catch them"
at would be easy if we knew where
!. they nestled" said Bennett, but a:
we don't and as we haven't time II
search all over California for sleeping
bats, think it would be much better
to hunt them by night"
So one evening the star and his di
rector set out to catch bats. They hat
some wild adventures during the nigh
= and by the scratches both carried tn,
!, next morning it may be assumed the.
I met these bats at close range. How
|, ever, the trip might be called success
full. for they returned with a dozeI
captive bats. They showed the bats
: offered no excuses as to how they oh
tanned their scratches and remained
: silent as to the adventures Of thu
: night.
When anyone about the lot mention
: bat-hunting, Moreno and Bennett be
!. come angry or offended and wall
4 away.
= WASHINGTON
The French village pictured in tn
i Rex Ingram production of Blasco II
!, aneZ' The Four Horsemen of tn
= Apocalypse. now being presented a
Y the Washington Theatre, was prot
9 ably the biggest setting ever cor
n structed for motion picture purposes
l. Nearly three months were consume
il by Metro workmen in the constructio
J. of the buildings. Then the entire vi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13

He possesses good voice and makes
good on several jokes.
There is a bit of music in the Mel
Ion and Rem offering, but not enough
to class it with the purely musical
Trusting to their wit for success, the
| couple present fair brand of humor
Monday afternoon audience seemed
| favorably impressed.
| If there were not so many Funny
Fellows in Funny Falls" on the vaude
vile circuits, one might appreciate
more completely the stunts by Nash
and Thompson. However. they are
not inferior to those exhibiting the
same kind of stage offering.
Antonio Moreno in Secret of tho
Hills" is the film feature.
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ment OF the customs tariffs.
5. Free navigation of the Amur and
Sungari rivers.
PEKING, Sept. 13.-China will re-
fuse to entertain Japan's proposals
relative to settlement of the Shantung
controversy, it is declared by a per-
son in the confidence of the admins
tration. 1t will base its action on the
ground that the award of Shantung to
Japan by the treaty of Versailles was
Illegal, and that Japan has no right to
the privileges in Shantung which were
conferred by concession upon Ger
many, which were turned over to
Japan at the peace conference.
The Chino-German agreement pro-
vided Germany could not transfer
rights ceded to it to any other nation
and also there was a reservation to
the effect that China might redeem
control of the railways constructed in
Shantung
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JAPANESE ADVANCE
TRADING PROPOSAL
IN EASTERN MEETING

TOXIC, Sept. 13. - The Japanese
delegates to the conference with rep
resentatives of the far eastern repub-
lie of Siberia IN Dairen have advanced
five proposals. according to special
dispatches from Dairen. They are:
/. The organization of syndicate
of Japanese traders to do business in
Russia.
2. The establishment Of joint Rus
so-Japanese bank
3. Recognition of Japan's superior
fishery, forestry and mining rights In
Siberia.
4. Lifting of the embargo on the ex-
port of gold and furs and rearrange-
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raw irritating membranes with a heal
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