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BERLIN LIKELY TO MEET, !.
PAYMENT IN JANUARY
Germany May Utilize Rcscryt
for Loan From Brit
ish or Dutch.
tByunited News

BERLIN. Dec ii.-onc fac, 4&saa|ssf /,
to have been established as resur ~,
OF pr. Walter Kathenau's mysterl9gs.H!@t..
financial mission board It IS that, !,
Germany must. and probably VIII. tAV- I.
tho January lnstalmcut cf har :e.- ~
ararons debt--even though the 1.,J;,-i ~ +.
I'm government may not know now
exactly how it is To DO done. siuco
1t S'i'I lacks a part OF tho great srn&
Thor. are two possibilities I'M 1hs
situation. The government may brf
foreign exchange with its currcncy-r
which would he dangerous in that
1t would precipiiate "a new and caLam,
itous slump in the mark. or it-n,ay
utilize its reserve as security for Z
loan from England or Holland: 40
Either Of these steps is possible
only II Chancellor Wirth is able To-
give assurances that the entente will
alter the present PREPARATIONS terms.
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AGED COUPLE is HAPPY
AS OPPORTUNITY NO. 2
is PUT over THE TOP"

Continued From First Page)
winning of this family In ITS game
OF life God has blessed Il. It's
mcpbcrs have Travelled always the
road OF happiness. 1t still stretches
out before them as one long. unturn-
ing vista Of pleasure. Sickness even
has not marred their Joy. Christmas
10 them will be the happiest. merri-
est day OF the year. There is moth
ing that can make il otherwise.
Why shouldn't it he? rney have
everything that heart can wish for
They will be able to remember their
friends observation-disclosures as veal
thy as they-and the dawn OF the
New Year viii! mean just the be-
ginning of another era OF prosperity
The dreams Of the little children.
with the tousled hair, will surely
comc true.
Other Home I'm the Picture.
The other at these homes Is on n
side street. in section OF the city
given over to forgotten people. Pow
erty-tcrrible grim poverty that
cares nothing for the dreams of
golden haired children. with tOusled
hair--knocks continually at the door.
There is never-ending fight 10
keep soul and body together. to hold
the little family. each member de-
voted to the other. intact The
father is ill. Perhaps the mother is.
too. hut she just must go and work
hard for the things to feed and
clothe her brood. With all her work.
which saps daily the little strength
oh "a, IN
how about the Christmas things?
She and her husband sit. shivering In
their cold room. and discuss 1t. VIII
Santa come and bring the things
that the golden haired children. with
tousled hair. are dreaming about at
that very moment? How can IL be
done? They lack the nccessarics Of
life. There are no groceries and the
doctors bill is due. The fire dies
down altogether. The unhappy pco-
pie go shiverIng to bed, to await the
dawn of another miserable day. The
cloud hangs over them and there Is
no silver lining. Christmas cannot
be happy. The stockings by the
chimney will not be filed. Poverty
has won the battle and the dreams
of golden haired children. with
touslcd hair. will not come true.
How About n Helping Hnndf
Would IL not he happier Christ
mas for the family on the fashion
able avenue II they would reach out
helping hand to tho side street ?
Can they not follow the golden
thread Of brotherhood that has come
down through the ages from the man
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RANGERS IN CHARGE OF
COLORADO MINE AREA
Another H.: Industry Orders 10 Per
Cent Wage tut-Third This
NcuT
IEy United NrMs- /

DENVER coll. Dec. I4.-Statc
rangers VIII continue To patrol the
southern Colorado cold fields. where
miners are on strike against wage
reductions iuauvurated by the Colo
rad" Iron and Fuel Company
win the announcement Of the con
tinuancc Of martial law in this dis
irict authorities ARE watching the
effect of another wage reduction
placed in effect Wednesday by the
Colorado Company. Wages Of lSOO
employees Of its steel mills at Pueblo
nave been cut 10 per cent, 1t was an
nounced. making the third cut this
year.
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Markets
continued From Eleventh raye)

Continued From Eleventh rageD
sthoshnE hkur--. making a recovery of
nn'"I % points rom ye-tcrIay. low level
W January contracts Ihi, apuear.I
hun icirnt 10 attract realizing or brinE
noot S"ih" l!Guldat.nn of old long lines
mliTh h"h been carried over earlier week
u.."nrN- ana there was also scattered sell
'hR i"f southern accounts
1850 eas.h on in consequence with
Drfenlb-r selling down from i7.s 10 l.; -
shi March from LII to iT.!5. ar abou,
a." points MT lower during the MID
n'c OF the day. Bu-In~h, bcc sms mule,
on ms T"nction. which was taken by
I.'il brokers. "a Indicating an absence
OF spot pressure in the South. and IN,
natk.t showed increasing strength md
AcNEity later In Oh" afternoon with
prices nrk'ny nsw high ground Tor the
gay on huNiynyr for Wall street and
western account. such Of witch wa, MT.
'fibut"h> 30 covering -. shorts
December rOld up IA III, ana March In
49, January WAS relatively arm in 70.
oncllon IN local sinck- due 20 IA. EXPORT
OF 80" bal". 20 JaCan. Closing uric.,
w'f" within point two ur the 10. ~
on most positions The c-nHu- rnnort
,h3""i domestic COnsninT TON of sc so
bAl.s as"ih-' 3a!.iI- Tor November /. =;
year. "
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Default having been made by WI.
i'h 'Iaytor and jamie Clayton in the
payment III accordance with it's term,
ono PROVISIONS or part Of the deb,
occurred ny that certain deed of trust
"hIrh was executed on IN. 27th dn -
VI N3V.nb.r. 1920 to the under
"tb' TO Atlantic Life Insurance Com.
phhy' corporation. which deed OF
.iSs, 10 OF record In I.ibcr . Lis Folio
Jus. In IA. clerks Office OF Ioudo,n
COUNTY. Virginia. and the entipe Out :
standing indebtedness having been
h'clhreu immediately due and Davable
me holder OF The notes evidencinE
'hc same in accordanc. with lis rirbi
10 !" 40 under the deed OF trus, the
uh'"Tsigncd trustees. in pursuance OF
~ P"Ntr vested In them under said
"i trust and Al the request and
.t'H'"h o! the said holder Of said
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER u. 1921.
In front 81 the Courthouse at Lees
burg Va. AT the hour OF II M.
offer Tor sal. at public auction. to
IN. h!Ghcs, bidder. Al! that c.rta In
tract or parcel ot land situated In
nouhoun County. virginia, aoou,
The road Leading from Waterford Ia
Taylorstown containing three hum
0red and nf,y-sevcn acres OF land
COD, more OF l.ss. with all the I'M
nanccs thcrcunto appcrtaining, nd
Joining the lands nos or formerly Of
William B"attie. John Arnold. John
Rollins and others. for Il further de =.
scription OF whiCh reference. Is hereby
made To said deed Of trust
This !ani IL IN a hign state Of Guilt
walton. and has on IL substantial
buildings and Drcrs a iiu. opportunity
Tor on" desiring to purchase "a pro.
ductIvc farm Ia one Of the best sec.
lions of Ioudoun County.
Possession. january !. 1922.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
ANDREW t'IIIyIST'ikN
Na. ny. y Power Bldg. Richmond, Va.
WILBUR c. HALL
Leeaburg. Va.
Trustees.
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STILL LEGALLY MARRIED.
MAY COLLECT ALIMONY.a
innocent Partner In Mntrin,oninI- h
Tnugic Obtains Relief without "a
IKy United News.l

NY UnIt"U NeWS. - ="
NEW YORK. Dee. 1.-THE NcW'-'
York State Court OF Appeals has de-
cidcd Il long standing question of dif,,'
vorcc law handing down a ruling
that marital intidelity is cruelty
and grounds for obtaining a legal
separation if the innocent party dGtN'"i
not desire To obtain n divorce
This makes il possible for the ine,tt,
jurcd partner in the matrimoniaE,
tangic to force her husband to nays
alimony. remain legally married. AMI,
at the same time prevent his, rY-, n
marriage to some other person. ---
Under previous ruling by
lower court, Mrs. Louis Il. +. kauf-
man had been denied Il separation oh -
the plea OF her husband that the dr.
vorcn laws granted her other re-
licf-divorcc. Her religious scruplcs
forbade her seeking "a divorce. RAJ
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CHICAGO. Dec. i4.-Cattic: receipts. g.
eH,: beef steers. strong to Csc higher or
about allow IKE ,ycssieTdny's best time: choice
bulk beef stcrs. 6,a06ps.oJ: she stock strong
TO Is higher: bulls. stockers and feeders.
higher. "
Hogs: receipts. 22.oo,: mostly Is to 10
higher than yesterdays average: closing
with TART OF advance lost on butchers;
shippers bought about i.atS hold over
moderate: top. go for light lights: bulk
ia)-pound and up. 6.9oRi.2i: pigs mostly
l0c higher: hulk desirable. $50: some 40
Sheep: receipts. 1900: feeders and beat
Fat lambs. steady. others unchanged to
lower; heavy ewes almost unsala bile
n.smli,2s: culls. s.50des.6o: fSw COOL
Rings. s.2a: fat ewes. top. 5.?a: bulk
8 $500: come back feeder lambs. 1925
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Dec. iL..The market for
and unsettled showing today. an early
advance being followed by reactions under
realizing and lower late cables from SAN
tos. Tho opening was uncha ngcd to q
points higher and the active months sold
hgures during the morning. with March
selling at $50 and May. 80. This advance
market later sold of 10 $50 for March
and s'75 for May. The close was net )
%ers gms a po,nts sshs sales
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Soutt Amboy magyar pies.

SOUTH AMBOY. y. j.. Dec. H.
Mayor Thomas J. Scully. former CONF
srcssnan. died suddenly at his hotisS"
today from an attack of hcartGdis-.
ease. He was born here dfty-thrce
years ago and was engaged ip t5e,
towing and transportation busipasS.r,
HE was a graduate of Seton Hali-Sol-,, -
legc and long had been idcnitnetlyl
with the Democratic party. He MAS q /,
u member of the SiXty-second- andr,'
SiNty-hfth Congresses.
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ger In bethlehem OF Judca and carry
great hope 10 the unhappy little
family?
This is the appeal OF The Times
patch on behalf Of the Ten Oppor-
tunitice." Let's not bc selfish with
the Christmas spirit. There IL
enough for all. On the first Christ
mas morning the angels did not sing
for the rich alone. The shepherds in
the fields were filled with JOY and
Cell down and worshipcd. The star
OF Bethlehem shone for all. If the
clouds of new civilization dim 1t
for some, let's this Christmas. in the
good year 1921, remove the clouds.
Contributions yesterday, totaiinS
fl25. were az follows:
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80 M.HN''"E' ~. eapoV's. -
Minor p'Tts.-Keceip,s 200. exports. q
,Totn. sndsy...h Receipts. -5.s,e: exports a.
81 81.
Total tor s~ason-Rece!:t. 3.:,os;s. e.
norts 100. IN
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cOTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK. Dec. lI--co,ton.e.d OF!
~as essI-r under liquidation 10y January
longs and low trad. demand generally.
Closing bid. were - points lower for
Dec-mber and 10 Uoin;s net lower for
the balance. Teuders. ,Gl barrels. Sales
lilo, barrels: Prime crris: s.s0d ihl; prime
SUMMER yellow ,.O;. .O1: January 81.
March. SIS: May. So. al bid.
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SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. H.-TurLen,ine.
rrul. -. sHi>'. sos: receipts. cj5: Shipment,
III. stock. i2Gs?. Rosin. nrm: sales. l.3s..
receipts. i.:.t: shipments 22j; stock. si.se5.
Quote u. ID. r. r. G.. n. 100: X. i.s1.
81 $50. s. SIS; VIC. $50: WV. SIS
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s W,,. So; January; tt1; March. s:se:
.2n.s was reported In fair demand AZ
santo. Is. Cos, and freiEh, offers were
Guiding Santos as and % at !?.3;n TO 1890.
The oTicia! cables rcIortSd decline
London, and an advance OF 40 refs In
lover a, the close yesterday. but re-
gained ,hc loss TIL. morning. After clos
ing 80 res higher 10 3 reis lower yes
i.rd.y santos reported an early advance
% 30 20 s'5 res today. tu; later de-
clincd IN ia 80 reis. Brazilian port re.
ceipts. 400: Jundiahy. 9lhpl: Santos
cleared li.ono for this country.
SUGAR
NEW YORK. Dec. lt-So sales reported
In the raw sugar market today. New
crop cubas unchanged at &c. cos, and
freight. equal to 800. There WAS only II
mod-rat. trade in raw sugar futures. and
prices were Irregular. closing points lower
to net higher. There wac scattered
covering in nrnr positions after an "srly
decline. while later deliveries ea.sd of
aft.r early nrmaoHs on trade selling. Ian
uary. 2:s. March. !3. May. "a, ami
July. 2s
The market for refined sugar was un.
changed st so for nns Ersnu.aicd. The
demand continued light. Refined futures
wer. wIthov, transactions and closed no
changed. January. 5.o.; March s.ip: May,
=
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FOR RENT.
4l8 w. Clay Street

by virtue or certain deed ~
trust. dated November 9TH, 1919 MA
recorded in Deed Book .5SH na,,a
1l2. in the clerks office OF tho ItJcS6
mond Chancery Court. TO SECURE The
payment III certain notes therein d..
scribch. default having been made in
the debt therein secured, and being
required so 10 do by the bencficiarv
l Will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
at 1880 o'clock y. NJ,
the real estate described In said deed
OF trust rs follows:
All that certain lot, piece or par
Gel of land lying an, being in The
city of Richmond. Va, with the I'm.
provements thereon. designated az
No. iIS West Clay Street, boundc5
and described as follows, to vii:
Beginning AT point on the north
side of Clay Street at IT. c. Ijns.
combs line. which point is 1874 feet
more or less. west OF the northwest
corner OF Clay Street and Monros
Street. thence running westWardiy
along and fronting on tho north
side or Clay Street twenty-seven (27l
feet more or less. and extending bnck
between parable! lines ninety-six 1861
feet.
TERMS: Cash.
II. 1. MAYO, JR..
Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. Dec. n--co,ten goods a..
tTaCfgd attention Of large buyers today.
Yarns were steadirr. Some lines %: South =
-rn wide shectinss: sheets and pi.los
goods wcr. steady. the inner snh fanccr
end ot dress goods being better than
staples Buriap shipments from Calcutta
for November reached 5000. GO yards or
ahnu, l.! nl.oip ysrds In excess Of norma,
CONSUMPTION. Some lines OF heavy fall
Knit underwear were sold.
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49, MOORE Il McGRANNIGHAN.
kral Estat" Agents.
Is North seventh street,
Richmond. Va.
Special Commissioners Sale

Pursuant To a decree OF the Chan.
Gerry Court .! the CITY OF Richmond
IN case OF CITY OF Richmond VS. the
tnkHuwu ii"tTs OF John VI. Hall some
times called j. NJ Hal. entered De-
.eWb-r i, 1921 tn. undersigned, Spe-
cal Commissioner. will sell at auc-
tloii on ~" premises Tor cash 10 the
highest bidder. Oh
DECEMBER 10. 1921.
~ 1 30 l.. NJ.
fhGi lot oi land standing In the name
90 j NJ Han ga the land hooks Of
tu.. ''l'I -; IiichmDud. late City OF
NtHfErhr+i-r dos ltsuntcI ON tn, plan
~ MarN Adt!i;Iou, as lo, % fronting
rect "ii he "cst side o! Marshall
street and running hack between
pu,ptl,l tines 10 lots ~ and vs. in
rLtd \hdt'iom aud bounded on ,hc
-uis;n hS tots ~ ana -. on the west
as Tors - And ~. and on the east
rU!' rN Ilir western boundary OF
i.lAhtc"ntn street. formerly Marshall
street tlat- city of MHnCh-ster
II X. POLLARD
Special Commissioners
! certify that the bond required by
~" above deere" of the Special Com
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lath day
OF December, 1921.
cHAS. o. sAvILLE.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

DECEMBER 81. 1921.
'h front OF The courthousc. Leesburg.
Va. ut l2 81.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
IlchinOnd Union stock Nnrt,

Remarks: Fair run o. cattle on mar
hat. MARKET active and prices higher
man last week, espcciaiy on good cattle.
strictly good steers iicJ lbs.
and W Observation-Disclosures. 1Efr ~
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opnortunit. Va. 10.

Total 10 date ...
Amount StiIl needed. Si29.
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Total ...... %
Previously acknowledged 1870 II
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Mrs e. L. /. 90
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RICmMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE

Wholesale Quotations on Change.
December n. 1921.
These quotations represent Irices which
re being paid or offered ny dealers and
nillprs on this market
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J. W. Fowlkcs .... 90
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Opportunity No. .,

From Friend ..............s ! o.
II. w. Is. o.
G. l., T.. Observation-Disclosures. l o.
4 Daily Reader .......... o.
RI. l.. Griffin. Fork Union 49,. o,
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II. W. *. ] o.
G. l.. l.. ~,
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Total to date ............ S693 -
Oversubscrihed Sa9.7j.
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Opportunity No. :,

Amour, requested. 5000.
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sixty-nfth Congresses,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04
NECROLOG

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Albina' din New
Castle, Pa, GU regret aduce la
cunostinta incetarea din viata
fratelui Pavel P. Bardas, in etatc
de 80 ami, original din comma
Spartoc, judetul Tirnava Mare,
in noaptea de 2 August.
Aici in America il depl1ne so
tia 81 trei copii, neamuri 81 con-
sateni, lar in patria vechie fatal
sau 81 neamurile.
Asemenea 81 membri societatii
'Albina' deplang perderea aces
tut merabru bun 81 devotat, care
si-a facut datorinta pentru toate
scopurile rationale, 81 trimit IA
miliei reposatului cele mai sin
cere condoleante.
! Fie-i tarina usoara.
Teodor BarsA presedinte.
. Toma Axents, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04

cinat Gu cOmbaterea acestOr rele.
luat masuri drastice 81 decla-
rat ca nu va permite ca politica
sa sc amestece in munca depusa
de ell.
Pravda scrie: 'Sovietul recu-
noaste impotenta sa fata de ace
ste rele, dar faptul ca cere ajutor
strain insemneaza ca a capitulat."
Pravda continua cd guvernul G
gata sd repareze gresellle sale,
dar va lupta dirz, pana la ultima
picatura de singe, contra tuturOr
carl vor sd restoarne regimul
prezent.
Guvernul hotarit sd formezt
doua armate de cate 10000 oa.
meni earl sd combata foametea 81
holera. Membrii acestor armate
sunt responsible pentru munca
lor Gu toata averea 81 viata ru
deniilor lor. Lis a spus ca i'm caz
de desertare de la datorinta
toate rudeniile lor vor ii ucise !;
averile lor coAfiscate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04
CEREREA CAMERE]
DE COMERT DIN
CLEVELAND
Camera de Comert cere presedin-
telui Harding ca Conferinta
pentru desarmare sa fie
tinuta in Cleveland.

Camera de comert din Cleve-
land IA TRIMS presedintelui Har-
ding o nota in care cere ca con,
ferinta pentru desarmare ce Sc
va tinea intre Representative Sta
telor Unite 81 intre representan-
til celorlalte puteri, sd Sc tina in
oraSul Cleveland. Presedintele
camerii de comert isl bazeaza a
ceasta cerere pc telegrama So
sta din Londra care spune pare
rea guvernului englez 81 japonez
ca ar prefera un oras din west
pentru locul conferintei. Sc as
teapta Gu mare curiozitate ras-
punsul presedintelui. Orasul, fl
ind situat pc malurile lacului
Erie, are mare facilitate 81 Gu
Canada 81 faptul ca in eel din
urma 100 de ami IA fost nici G
fortareata in Cleveland, 81 nici
ma fost locul vre-unei operatii
militare, ii dau un prestigiu
denim de astfel de conferinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04
ID lMga 81 Evreii
DL. IORGA DESPRE PROBLEMA MINORITATILOR
AMINTIREA EVREILOR. PALESTnNA SITUATIA
POLITICAL
Decarale facute de d. Iorga zaruui sionst "U Keet

Dl n. Iorsa facut urmatoa-
relc dcclara tiuni, unui redactor
al ziarului sioniSt "Uj Kelet'
asupra politicei fata de minori-
tati, 81 mai in seama fata dc
cvrei:
Find intrebat asupra chcstiu-
nei minoritatilor dl Iorga ras-
Ipuns:
Aceasta chestiune va putea ii
transata implinindu-sc, hotaririle
de la Alba lula. moi nu ne te-
mem. de minoritati, 81 de aceia
voim sa le acordam toate liber-
tatile. Punctul de vedere al d-lui
ministru Groza corespunde inten.
tiunilor opozitiei 81 de aceia nu
cred cd-si va putea realiza pro
gramul in acest guvern.
Referitor la organizarile Sio-
mite, 81 la reinfiintarea statului
evreiesc in Palestine, dl Iorga,
Si-a arafat neincrederea in apro.
plata izbinda a acestui incercari,
spunand ca e mare deOsebire III
tire evrcii de astazi 81 cei de acum
doua mil de ami, precum mare
deoscbire intrc grecii de astazi 81
eel de atunci, sau intre roman
81 romani.
Palestine nu este 0 problems
evreiasca, eli 0 problema ARABIA
Palestine e locuita astazi de arabi
earl considera ca stri ini pc emf
grantii evrci.
Daca evreii vor plltea sd irwin
ga multclc dificultati. vor putes
sa duca mari lucruri la indeplini
L
re. Pentru aceasta este necesar;
alegerca barbatilor energici 81 d.
spirit.
| In ce privcste asimilarca d
Iorga a spus: Asimilarea ipo
crizie. moi nu avem ncvOie d
asimilarca evrcilor, dcOare cc no
nu voim ca eli sd Sc contopeasc
in poporul roman. Sa-si mentin
numai 81 pc mai departe nations
Ilitatea 81 credinta lor, caci moi N
cerem mai multi de la eli, decat S
fie cetateni cinstiti.
: Intrebat, care fost pricina
antisemitismului de odinioara in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04
IL MILIOANE PEN
TRU 'sMEDICINA"
Douasprezece fabrici inchise.

Douasprezece fabrici din Gle
veland S 'au inchis 81 de la AZ far
macii s'a detras dreptul de a
vinde beutura GU prescriptie me-
dicala in urma unei descopcriri
facutn de autoritatile federale
S'a descoperit ca aceste usine ia
bricau 'medicament pentru par
care nu era altceva dccat rachiu
Astfcl s'a realizat un profit d.
IL milioane dollari in acest an
Ccrcetarea continue 81 Sc VOL
face arestari senzationale.
Sc site cazul unui ON care il
anul trecut a facut profit de
million dollari GU aceasta ''medi
Gina"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04
CAROL in
UNCARIA?

Geneva, Elvetia, 1 August. -
Raporturi neconfirmate inca, per.
sista ca fostul imparat Carol
parasit orasul Hertenstein in
mod secret 81 ca de present c III
Pesta unde asteapta o oportuni-
tate pentr1l a lansa lovitura dc
stat.
Sc spunc ca capitanul Werk-
man. secretarul sau privat 81 mai
multi servitori ar ii parasit Bu-
dapesta.
In cercuri bine informate sc
spunc Cd Carol va incerca din
nou sd ajunga pc tronul Ungariei,
- GU toate cd inaintc Gu cateva
luni dat falimcnt, - in ciuda
amenintarilor puterilor aliate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-04

Romania veche dl Iorga, spune
ca evreii insist au fost dc vina
la aceasta, deoarece emigrantii
din Galitia au inceput sa acapare-
re intreg comcrtul din mainile
romanilor.
La Observable facuta de ziaris-
tul evreu, cd aceasta S a intamplat
pentru ca evreii all fost lipsiti de
toate drepturile cetatcnesti, dl
lorga raspuns:
Pc acele vremuri nimeni nu a
yea drepturi, nici char eu. Dc
altfel evreii nici nu au reclama,
aceste drepturi. multumindu-st
cucomertul. Intelectualii evrei dii
Vechiul regat au datoria sd spri
jineasca masele evreiesti de Ia
tara, pentru ridicarea lor Ia nivel
DIV. trebuie sa incepeti mmca d,
purificare.
La intrebarea cum intrevedt
viitorul democratiei romano d
lorga spune:
Aceasta depinde dc Democrat
romani 81 neromani. Daca yor
rezistenti vor icsi invingatori.
Gu actualul guvern orr ce cola
borare este imposibila, nici vorba
macar, nu poate fl de o comen
tare. Din parte-mi eu nici nu an
tratat Gu nimeni in acest scop
Tin de imorala orr ce tirguiala il
acest scop.
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