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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
PRESS TALK IN GEORG1A-By Jack L. Patterson
Amh;on
A Worthy Ambi on

Georgia should not be satisfied until it
produces all the butter the state requires for
its own needs. No state can produce better
butter, and no state, it is claimed by COM
petent investigators, can produce it so cheap
ly. More small dairy herds on the farms,
more creameries, more attention to some
thing that has been sadly neglected-Albany
Herald.
This sermon in a paragraph should be CIV
en- careful consideration by every FARMER in
Georgia. Fresh Georgia butter equals the
best.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Colonel Sam w. Small

Sam Small is seventy years of age, but
still young in spirit and full Of snap and
ginger. He is one of the most remarkable
men that the state of Georgia has ever pro-
duced.-Walton Tribune.
Sam Small is a combination genius-a
forcefuI writer, a great preacher, brilliant
orator. logical and convincing debater and
one of the most extensively informed men in
America.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Halo, Fred! How did you get on in Scot

land?"
ooh, fine, Jack We had grand weather
all the time. By the by, do you know. I
heard funny thing when I WIS there"
"Indeed!" said Jack. "Wnar was it,"
"Well, they told me that they didn't hang
a man with a wooden leg in Scotland"
''That's queer!" said Jack. CLOVIS that?"
ooh, they hang EN- with rope as a rule!'
There is hope while the nations keep their
present ambition to get together. Formerly
their ambition was to get eparately.-Balti-
more Sun. q
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Safety in Forsyth

Another advantage of living in a small
town these days is that there is less liability
of being thugged or of being annihilated by
an Observation-Disclosures Adertiser.
That being true, Editor Clarke may walk
the streets in safety. However, it would be
a wise idea for him to keep his safe locked
at night.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Rough Weather In Brunswick

January succeeded in breaking one record
at any rate. She gave us the worst week of
weather we have ever had here in Brunswick
Brunswick News.
Seacoast cities seem to be in the ice-zone
this winter
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Loved by the Home-Folks

Nobody loves Uncle Henry Mcintosh more
than we do here in south Georgia, and no
body appreciates him more than he is worth.
brownsville Enterprise.
Editor Mcintosh is one prophet who is
honored by the people of his own country.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
The Weather.

AS we see it, this is somewhat unsettled
weather we are having despite the best efforts
of the government forecaster and Prof. Albert
e. Snider, 81 Griffin and Spalding county.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Around the World
Tri-Weekly News Flashes From All Over
the Earth.
Heads Court

DR.. B. G. J. Loder, of Holland, was elected
first president of the permanent court of in
ternational justice, established by the League
of Nations.
The eleven judges forming the court met
at the Carnegie Peace palace and elected DR..
Loder, who is a member Of the supreme court
Of The Netherlands, and one of the drafts
men Of the international courts fundamental
statute, on the first ballot
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
Recalling the Old Days

Cheer up! If you are dissatisfied with your
wages there's a lot of satisfaction in thinking
of the old days when you had to work twice
as long for half as much-Hinesville Herald.
That is to be thought of, isn't it?
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
A Sensible Preference

"How to eat iron,' is explained by the Lit
erary Digest. For a heavy diet we prefer
Plymouth Rocks-Brunswick News.
Your Judgment is unexcelled.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
An Experienced Candidate

A woman is candidate for treasurer Of
Folkston. AS she is married woman she
is thoroughly capable from long experience
in handling the cash of another.-Bill Biffem,
in Savannah Press.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF
BABES

Observation-Disclosures, when I gave you and
Edgar each an orange you both promised
not to eat them until after dinner. Is it
possible you have deceived me?
Clarence-No, mamma; I ate Edgar's and
he ate mine.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11

'tNow children said the Sunday school
superintendent, 81 want you to be perfectly
still-so still that you can hear a pin drop"
For a moment silence resigned supreme,
then small urchir exclaimed, Let 'er drop,
mister
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11

Small Edwin, who had been used to re-
ceving the toys and castoff clothes of his
if brother Bill should die after he gets mar
red would I have to marry his widow"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11

General Coleman Du Pont, Delaware's new
senator, was lunchinG in the Senate restau-
rant. "This magazine here" he said, laying
periodical aside, contains a long article
on the best way to stop hiccoughs. Now it
seems to me" AID General Du Pom:
chuckled, ait seems to me-" he added, "that
a good many readers would .ther know the
best way to start them"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11

The usual advice not to sit over fire, but
to harden ones self in the open air, bears
fruit when there is cold snap. One of the
advocates of the hardening school was the
coach of boys school. When bivouacking
with some boys in the depths of winter, he
noticed boy had rolled a SNOWFALL to make
pillow for himself. Immediately he kick
ed it away mo effeminacy, boy" he COM
manded, sternlys =
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11

Ethel" asked the teacher in ancient
history class, whom do the ancients say
supported the world on his shoulders?"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-02-11

Copyright, 1922, by The Wheeler Syndicate,
Inc,
Evening star., 1922-12-28

gress granted the special appropria-
tion OF $4,000 this year for addition
al employees for the building Office
he instructed Maj. Wheeler to get as
many competent cOmputers and in
spectors AZ he could find. keeping in
mind the amount of work 10 be done
in the office.
The Office has taken on ten men,
three Of whom are engineer comput-
ers This has brought the staff of
computers up to seven.
Problem OF New Men.
Maj. Wheeler said today it would
not be advantageous to take on more
temporary men at this time because
they would be of little value until
they had been made familiar with
the many building and zoning regu-
Iations. and the time of some of the
existing employees would have to be
taken up "hreaking in" the new men.
Ihe estimates for next year now
before Congress carry approximately
Sl,4oo more for the building Office
thah the current appropriation act.
This year the building office received
its regular appropriation of S37.Sy0
ana later lump sum of $4,000 was
Evening star., 1922-12-28
Building Inspection Hindered
By Limited Transportation
Inadequate Appropriation Requires Of
flee to Skimp on Needed Automobiles
and Street Car Fare.

Better transportation facilities in
the form of automobiles and an
adequate allowance for street. car
tokens are one of the glaringl needs
of the building inspectors office. in
quiry at the District building today
disclosed.
Although building operations are
going forward rapidly in all sections
of the city, it was learned that the
building office has only one District
owned automobile and 5000 a year for
car fare.
More Work i'm View.
Whatever difficulties the inspec-
ton force face now through lack of
sufficient means of getting around
will be more acute next year if the
anticipated increase in building op-
erations comes to pass. Engineer de-
partment officials have estimated that t
permits will he issued for the fiscal ear
ending July !. 1928. for s42. 600 of
constructor work. which would be ST.
Evening star., 1922-12-28

000. 900 more than the record for 1872.
Figures now being compiled. however.
Indicate the amount may even be higher.
Out of the 5000 car fare allotment
each inspector receives fifty tokens a
month. on the basis Of two q day
for twenty-five working days.
If an inspector has a large terri
tory. as some of them do. and work
is in progress at scattered points. he
is likely either to use up his fifty
tokens before the month is half over
or get considerable exercise by
walking.
Appropriation Limited.
Car fare is an item that must come
out of each departments appropri-
alton. but Congress this year has
epecitied that not more than $1,000
may be spent by the entire District
government for trolley transporta-
ton.
The new estimates recommend that
this limitation be increased to $4,000
for the next fiscal year. i'll which
case the building office probably
would be allowed by the Commits
Evening star., 1922-12-28
sioners to spend more than $500
year for car fare.
Money for Maintenance.

sioners to spend more than $500 a
year for car fare.
Money for Maintenance.
Aside from the one automobile in
the building office owned by the city,
Congress this year gave an approprii-
tion Of $1,000 for maintenance OF sew
cral privately owned cars used by three
or four inspectors.
On the basis of $26 per month per
car. this appropriation maintains three
machines throughout the year and a
fourth for part of the year.
Maj. Raymond Wheeler, assistant en-
gincer commissioner in charge Of the
with Engineer Commissioner Keller
during the past four months to i'm
prove conditions in that office. which
has been heavily burdcned by many
large projects now under way or being
,planncd in Washington.
The major today outlined a plan that
has been adopted to reduce delay in
checking plans for large buildings. The
major said that. instead OF holding up
the permit until the entire set OF blue
prints has been computed. the policy
now is to issue permit within few
days for the foundat tion work.
The computers then endeavor to check
and approve the plans for the first and
second floors before the foundation
work is completed.
Volume OF Work Increased.
The engineer department has pre-
pared chart. using buildings of diff
ferent sizes to show how the volume
Of construction work has Increased
here in the past five years with only
small increase in the staff of EN-
piOyes.
This chart shows that in 1917 build
ing permits amounted to $l5.6l3.015.
and the building Office had twenty
one employees
This year permits were issued for
$35.896.97S worth of work. and the
building office had thirtysix. or fif-
teen more men.
Col k knller stated TINT afIPr CON
Evening star., 1922-12-28
DIAMOND FIND REPORTED
Discovered in Old Gold Field
Near Paramaribo, Dutch Guinea.

PARAMARIBO, Dutch Guinea. DE
cember 2S.-Diamonds have been die
covered at Brownsweg. about eight 3
miles from this city. according TO m.
members or local syndicate. whose
prospectors have just brought in
seven stones after ~ search Of only
a few weeks. The district IN Whic',
the diamonds were uncovered ia-
yielded gold for the last Lprty--cvr
years. but no systemati" search for
precious stones heretofore has be-
conducted TIN. place j. casH
reached by rail from Paramarih". aii'l
a rush of diamond seekers is "Npcrt'"-
Evening star., 1922-12-28

allowed TO meet the rush OF work
faced by the building inspector.
The new estimates carry a total
OF $5S.290 for the building office. nf
which $4,000 is "A lump sum for icfu-
porary employees.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
PREGATIRI PENTRU CA
SATORIA PRINCIPESEI
MARIA A ENGLITEREI

Londra, ~ Feb. - Culorile ma
tionale falfaie pc strazile orasului
Strazile principale sunt intesate de
lume, vioaie, vesela 81 intro agita
tie febrila fara precedent della in
coronarea Regelui George.
Metropola Engliterei Sc prega
teste sd plateasca tributul de onoa
re Principesei Maria, Care name
va deveni mireasa Vlcontelui Las
celles in istoricul Abbey.
Toate pregatirile pentru ceremc
MIA religioasa sunt gaia, 81 mil d.
visitatori sunt atrasi din toate col
turtle Engliterei 81 de pc continent
ca sd nu mai vorbim de sutele d.
Americani carl doresc sd vaza cor
tegiul.
Dintre amerieani, numai dol ce
tateni vor lua parte la celebrare;
casatoriei, Ambasadorul american
81 dina Harvey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27

cei carl fac uz de aceste bauturi
otravitoare.
"Marirea numarului lucratori-
lor fara lucru.
"Cresterea impositului pentru
comuna, Stat 81 Tara (FederaD Gu
aproximativ $1,O00,O 100000 pc an.
Manifestul sustine Gu tarie ca
nu professional impotriNa amenda-
mentului al optspresecelea din
Constitute dar sustine ca Legea
Volstead este 0 interpretare gresi-
ta a amendamentulpi 81 cere Sd
j Sc dea o interpret4 e rezonabila
asa ca legea sd poataH applicability
81 Sd Sc aplice "a litslg6Np.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
De Ale l|l|LEI

Walter Gudiovsclbi din Tiftn,
Ohio, sd pregdtisc SCI focd 81 el un
ospd! Ia nunta lMJ cusi cea din
Cana Gaktei, 81 ,ttntn$i Sc bucu-
RAJ 81 Sc lingeau pc 5use cd 81 pc
uscdciunea' aceasta fsisror putea a.
da sufletelul Gu un PIC, cum scrie
Ia tipic, in dsen,eneGsOcaziun. Ce
Sc mtdmpld insd? Pc cdnd mirele
81 miroasa. d-ra Francisco Weber,
impreund cu ndsii 81 eu toti nun
tasm Sc dflau in biserifd 81 popa le
cdnta "Isaia Ddntnfste," zine
restea ca copoH cdfa Mn,bM dupd
uddturi az dat .rditdSin casa sOa-
crei, d-nG> Valentine Weber 81 au
luot tot ce proscris 3de lcgea lui
Volstead, aided tired galoane de
"white mule" 81 unt Butoiu de s.
gdloane Gu sdngele D0n,nulm.
Va puteti inchipui ce mutrd al
fdcW nuntasii, NASH, 81 mai cu sea.
ma mirele 81 mireasa, cari Sc astep-
tau ca dupd chef 81 sceselie sd Sc
deschizd mai larg pangile meseni-
Tor cdnd cor da ddruH Mirele ma
Gu sean,d, era plouat de tot, rdsdnd
IN afacerea aceasta atH rdu angur
ba inca Sc temea bietNl, sd nu fit
dus 81 la dubd, inainfe de a gustC
din nect0rul iubirei bfnecnuintdte
dur peste cdtera min,tte ! s'a risipi
! ten,erea prin un ON al legei care
a cent 81 ia spus Cd urn'drirea le
gala s'a dmdnat pc trei sile ca nltal
ta sd nu fie conturbdt6.
GIRIBUs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
Europa 1ntra in 0 era noua
NOU TRATAT ANCLO-FRANCEZ FACUT
PENTRU 20 AMI
REZULTATUL CONVORBIRILOR
LLOYD CEORCE-POINCARE

Reprouccm din aruEui Tan Dealer articoll
urn,dtOr, scris de d. Edwin L.. James,
''PARIS, 26 Feb-Eri a avut loc evenment ce
multi mai important decat conerina della Genoa nea
prin April Acest evenment este acoru sa facut ntre
Lloyd George 81 Poncare reatv la atlanta ntre cee doua
teri
= atlanta angO-franceza inainte de
loc dscutile economce-in 10 April-va
eject asupra stuae ntrege Europe In prmu loc aceasta
inseneaza sfrsul frecaror angoranceze neau sir
della armstu incoace.
Asa precum prezinta suaa, atlanta angofrall-
ceza poate posbta de face ucrur rumoase
efcene pentu mennerea pac in Europa daca cee doua
nati oamen de stat desul de ntelept foo
seasca aceasta atlanta penru ununea uturor foreor
viciu reacer economice Ambi premier reinorcandusa
capitaa lOr din BOuogne-unde sau consfauit de-
carat ca atlanta angloanceza poate fl conserata de in
ceata deoarece laurat dificuate au stat
in GALE
Aanta-care face 20 de ami in loc de zeceprevede
ca Anglia ven ntr autoru Franei III atacaa
in mod neprovocat de Geana ca auta in gforarea
platirii despagubror Va veni in auoru Fane
in deca vi compcat la rasaritu Germaie Fran
ia ven tr autorul Ange dac aceasta va fl atacaa de
ven ntr raiuto Angliei daca atacata de
Germaia Cand BRAND incercat sd faca Atlanta An
gla lisa obectat ermenu de ami timp cat durat
atlanta, deoarece nine asepa ca Franta fe
cata din partea Germanei in tmp asa de scurt
Temenu prezen este de doua de mare dec vaoa-
aliantei sa rdica multi pentru Frana Acsasta atlanta
scamna mutt aantei sa propus dar fos nici cand
ratificata ntre Franta Anglia 81 Satee Unite Derina
atlanta este lmitaa Din punct de veee mondal
atlanta ceste in mportanta din mpreiurar Frana
81 Anglia pot face acune comuna fara ia in consi
derare 81 situatia generaa internationala
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27

"Inalnte Gle a Sc ajunge la aceas-
ia decizie,'' zice manifestul consi-
liului, 'snecesitatile an cerut sd Sc
faca cercetare amanuntita 81 O.
bositoare a legei Volstead.
"Resultatul acestor cercetari au
arafat urmatoarele:
20 nesocotinta generala a legei
printre toate clasele poporului, in
cludand 81 pc cei carl an facut le-
gea.
"Crearea mil de fabricanti de
rachiu att prin locuitorii oraselor
cat 81 celor della tara. I
Ncrearea unei intregi armate Dc
contrabandisti.
Inmnltirea numarului nebuni-
Ilcr, orbilor 81 crinelor printre q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
munCitOrimGa Organizatd .cerG
anu|area |egei prohibited
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
CRITICA LEGEA VOLSTEAD 81 ESTE
in FAVOAREA VINULUI 81 A BEREI

WASHINGTON, 26 Feb. = Consiul executiv al Fedora
tunei Americana Muncei ansat asazi manifest in
ceenlor acestei ari vedere munci
torlor organiza in privnta prohibited
ege Vosead penru apcarea prohibited substitund-o
ege permita vinzarea vnurilor usoare 81 bere
Manifesul enunta egea Volstead Gun grcs social 81
moral un promoter pmejdos de nemu tumr 81 des-
fidere pentm toate legile.
Consiu suspendat Smbata sedntele sale de sap
tamna anunat mai nante ca ua pare in alegerle ge
nerae pentru camera sena organzanduse ntr comet
de aeger Sc aprobe candidate partdeor poce exis-
tene sd puma candidate independents dac gas Gale
ca mijlOcul acesta este mai efectiv. #N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
In pima barbarie

Intr una. din cazarmile din Ca
pitala Romananie Mari Sc desfa-
soara scenele - multe 81 oribile
i ale unei tragedii ce nu-si poate
gasi asemanare nici in bezna vea-
curilor trecute.
Trei suite de finite omenesti,
dupa ce au fost martirizate luni,
uncle ami dearindul, in infricosa-
toarele noastre temniti militare
au fost aduse in fata catorva JAM
darmi 81 artileristi impopotonati
Gu titlul de judecatori, spre a
oferi unui public restrans de pri-
vilegiati spectacolul salbatec al
torturilor publice.
astoria Europei sau a Chinei,
sau a Cafreriei nu inregistreaza o
reprezentatie de gala care sa ega-
leze in grozavie stagiunea inchizi-
toriala deschisa in arenele cazone
din Dealul spirei.
Avocati 81 ziaristi,. brutalizati
81 impiedicati, unii de a-si indie
plini oficiul de aparatori 81 cei-
| 1a1ti ne acela. de informatnri lar
acuzatii. 49,.
Cititi palidele dari de seama
ale sedintelor tribunalului mar.
tial. Cinci ore pc ri de instructie
in care fie-ce clipa este marcata
Gu noua oroare.
Notam, in treacat, cateva dir
peripetiile sedintei de eri:
Acu2atului Serebrien schingiuit
in ajun, este adus in sedinta pe
brate.
Lenuta Filipovici este inghe
suita intro celula in care Sc ma
afla un detinut in nemiscare di1
oauza dimensiunilor de coecius
ale celulei.
Spre a face declaratiile porr,n
cite de maiorul Cernat, martori
acuzarei Teodorescu, Nicolau $
Dobre all fost 1naintati spre schir
giuire plutonierului Bratu.
Advocatul Cratunescu tinanl
sd anunte Curtea ca acuzatii vol
declara Gu incepere de All grevs
foamei daca judecatori nu-si vol
tempera cruzimile, i-s'a ridica
cuvantul.
| 81 sedinta de eri a fost una dil
cele mai scurte 81 mai ipsite d.
peripetii patetice.
| Acesta este modul de distribu
tie ''justitiei''.
| Din ''Luptatorul"O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27

ca chestia desarmarii nu Sc va dis
cuta la Genoa. Lloyd George 81
Poincare S s'ar Fl inteles la Boulog-
ne Cd aceasta chestie va Fl lasata
i'll grija Ligei .Natiunilor, a carei
comisie pentru desarmare a prega-
tit in saptamana trecuta in Paris
a prelucrat un plan relativ la lip
surile membrilor Ligei Natiunilor
in ce priveSte apararea lor natio.
nala 81 necesitatile coloniilor. Pc
ziua de Is lIulie vor convent din
nou ca sa continue aceasta munca
81 sd termine planul ce Sc va SUI.
pune Ligei in Septemvfie.
Gu ocaziunea adunarii Ligei Ma.
tiunilor in Septemvrie, Sc va ad
mite-precum Sc crede-Si Germa-
MIA ca melnbra. Luand in conside
rare importanta militara Rusiei
va Fl invitata 81 dansa ca sa ia
parte la discutia ce Sc. va da IN
jurul desarmarii.
Intentia lui Lloyd George, ca
desarmarea sa Sc discute la Genoa
a dat faliment din cauza opuneri
Frantei care in Liga Natiunilol
spera sd alba positie mai buni
decat la Genoa. Planul de desar
mare al Ligei Natiunifor este di
rijat de fostul premier frances
Rene Viviani care fost 81 Ia con
ferinta din Washington"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
|VAPOR GERMAN
IN NEW YORK
Drapelul vechiului imperiu
german falfaie din nou in
portul Statelor Unite.

NEW YORK, p Feb.-Drape-
lul german falfaie din nou de pc
catargul vasului de comert earl fn-
ira in acest port. Vaporul Seyd-
iitz, al Companiei North German
Lloyd, al carei serviciu fost sus-
pendat in August 1914, a inaugu-
rat navigatia.
Pc catargul vaporului Seydlitz,
care a dus 1l5- pasageri din Bre-
men, a falfait drapelul rosiu, alb
81 negru al vechiului Imperiu Ger
man, Gu culorile rosiu, galben 81
negru, a nouei republici, adaogat
la un colt al drapelului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-27
"SA 1NTRE NUMAI IMI-
GRANT, PRODUCTIVE"
A declarat dina Lillian Russell.

ROMA, Italia, u Feb. "ln
momentul cand congresul ameri-
can va lua vacanta, guvernul Sta
telor Unite ar trebui sd puma la
dispozitia lui un vapor 81 sd trimita
pc toti membrii congresulni in Eu-
ropa ca sa faca investigate perso-
male referitoare la situatia actuala
de aici.'' Aceasta este declaratia
d-nei Lillian Russell, care este tri-
misa de guvern ca sd studieze pro-
blema imigrarii i'll porturile din
Europa.
'sDaca congresul ar fl TRIMS a.
lei, declarat dansa, aceasta al
ii cea mai profitable investigate
facuta de Statele Unite, caci S al
vedea clar ca viitorul Statelor T.
mite este legat de viitorul Europei
ST. congresul ar trebui saba Gu
nostinte, castigate la fata locului
despre tarile din Europa. Investi
CATTLE mele personale M 'au con
wins de necesitatea ca America sa-s
aleaga, w. ca singura, migrant
sal, ce, acum, este absolut imposi
bill. DE acum fnainte songresul al
trebui sd permita numai intrares
imigrantilor productive
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DETECTIV RANT

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rios All dimineata in 0 lupta Gu
niste hoti carl jefuiau ,vagoapele
della Belt Line. Hotii au scapat
Ell este atacat doua CARA in de.
ours de zecc zile. Atunci a ranit
pc Vespasiano Colluci, care 9 Dc
prezent in spitalul orasului.