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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09

atat de hume pc cat sunt de tire.
blincioase. Oar fiindca an cali.
| tate Gu totului prea simpla, ca sd
M zic cruda, MI nnmai ca devin
Inetrebnincioase, dar par Fl alb
Isolut nefaste.
Este foarte frumOs din partea
d-hli ca consultant studentesc sd
idea sfaturi paternale -studentilor
nostri din America. Este foarte
frum0s din nartea tuturor indivi-
zllor in calitate de STUDENT, carl
lpot aplica sau profita Gle concep-
title propagate de colegul Stan
Hey. De oarece numai prin astfel
de mentineri Sc manifesteaza spi-
Iritul de individualitate absolut
independents a carei cariera este
asigurabila prin sine insusi.
Evident ca singura noastra sal
ware Cd indivizi de orice special
tate professionals, dllpa toate a.
nalizcle, depinde de moi insine.
Da, moi ca STUDENT tintim sa ne
croim 0 viata cat Sc poate de
Icinstita 81 merituoasa. Civilizatia
in care train are la bazele sale
faimosul 81 atot-practieabilnl prin
lcipiu de supravietuirea suprem-
adaptabililor.
Acest fapt este dovedit prin
fehll de desvoltare 81 distribuire
lal taturor soiurilor de vietuitoare
si nevetuitoare. Fapt care cred
ca nu cere nici explicare toe
mai aci.
| Deci toti acei carl, in totalitate,
depind de alti nu au nici posi-
bilitate pentru ''supravetuire" ca
sa nu mai vorbim de ''succes'
sau vre-o alta ''deosebita feri.
cire" in viata.
Blnele, succeSul 81 acea deose.
bita fericire apartin numai ace
lOra earl singuri 81 le-au' insusit
| Pentruca ele, spre a putea f
avute, nci> odata M pot fl date
lei intotdeauna trebuesc luate
Mia singura sa poate da, ian
dreptatea nu, ia insa sa poate llal
Societatea actuala paStra1
lpentru eel cutezatori o viata de
osebit Gle fericita, lar pentru ce
neprevazatori o viata eat 81
poate de mizerabila. Gu alte cu
vinte, toti intreprinzatorii bine
lprevazatori au cuprins toate bu
lnurile provazute de natura, pt
cand acelea finite dependente
Iacei umili cersitori sau ales G.,
Ifaramatllrile cazutc de la mass
!celor dintaiu.
! Apoi moi ca STUDENT vream $
moi drcptate, vream 81 moi feri
cire, vream 81 moi o viata cat 81
1poate Gle omeneasca. Oar nu wren
sa lie cerem, ci vrem sa lie luam
|pur 81 simplu.
| 81 acum, iubite coleg Stanley
confOrme espnselOr d-tale moi M
ldeobllgam face llz de niste me
tode Gu totului inferioare pentr'
lObtlnerea Obiectivelor nOastre.
| Eu nu pot pricepe ca oare d,
ce ar fl mai fericit pentru noies
dentii sa muncim pc la restau
rante, salonuri de ''shoe-sline'
sau alte locmri puhlice, decatN pril
cancelarii, consulate, sau alte of
ciuri putin mai onorabila, daci
putem, bun inteles. Sau, sd dan
baluri, dansuri, piese teatrale, sal
alte acte distractive 81 intere
sante, daca> putem.. Orice obiecti'
la astfel de intreprinderi inspir;
selozle, nur 81 simplu, Mr.. Stan
ley. Acei americani Gu carl d-ta t
til asemehea fac astfel de intre
jprinderi 81 oricare student nniyer
sitar trebue sa fie incunostinta
asupra acestAr simple afaceri in
lterscolastice.
|, Tn alt object draga prieten,
lStancioiu; Pretinzi d-ta de la stu
dentii nostri decurind veniti d
! Iprin Europa earl nu inteleg mic
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09

Columbus, Ohio. De la l la.
nuarie ST pana acum automobilele
81 tramvaelr OraSnlni acestnia ali
Omorit pc stradc 1863 dc cani 81
6-l0 de pisici.
80
Pra ga 'Cchoslovacia semnat
un tratat cOmcrcial en- guvernul
sovietelor rnsesti. Tratatul in.
cluae 81 o clauza prin care Sc ga.
ranteaza 81 protejaza avcrile &c,
shoslovacilor din Russia.
Painesvillc. @, = Louis Scggio
a adormit pc cand isl mana auto
mobilul pc drumnl dintre Paines-
vile 81 Madison. Cand s'a dcs.
tcptat a vaZut ca automObilul era
sfArImat langa I'm stalp dc telc-
graf 81 ca motOrul luase foe. FL
deasemenea era vatamat in mai
multe locuri pc corp. astfel c;r a
trebuit dus la spital de catrc
trecatOri.
Haga. = Aici sc svoneste Cd
delegatii bolsevicilor ar fl admis
ca gnvernul sovictelor wa cadea
de la putere in eel multi sase luni
daca nu pot obtine imediat i'm
prumnturi de capital lichid (ban
gata). Deasemenea acum Sc site
de orlclne ca numai speranta cii
vor putea obtine imprumuturi dc
bani gata la determinat pc boil
sevici sa vie la Haga.
Youngstown. Ohio. = John
Russell, I'm, Conductor de tren in
etate de 81 de ami, a fost strivi,
81 ucis intre dona vagOane. I-a,,
r;lmas in urma sofia 81 dol copii
Londra. Pnofesorul Felix
klemperer, un faimos medic Ger
man, "a fost clemat grabnic Ia
MoScova pentru a ingriji de pre-
mierul Lenin. Stirea este trimis;
de la Berlin catre ziarul Londo,
Times.
MOscova. = Dl James Il. Goo
drlch, fostGl guvernor al statulu
Indiana, a snSit la MOscOva inso
ut Gle dina Goodrich. Dansul va
ramane aici luna. apoi Sc Y;
lnapoia la America, pc cand DIN.
Goodrich va pleca spre Japonia.
+ Roma. Camera deputatilol
a continual astazi discutia cu pri
vlre la conferinta din Genoa
Slgnor di 'Cesaro. democrat. +,
zls ca pactul Anglo-Italian mn ire
bne sd lege Italia de Anglia intr,
toafe. deoarece. aceaSta ar com
promlte posibilitatea unui acort
cn Statele Unite, ar inlatura prie
tenIa cn lllmea mlisulmana 81 orr
cc intelegere .cu Russia.
ConstantinOpol. In cercuril,
mllitare aliate Sc vorbeste G;
Grecil Sc pregatesc pentru ince
perea unei offensive deal,,npn
coaster asiatice. contra turcilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09

Antreprenorul de pompe fune-
bre care fOst condamnat i'm zilele
trecute pentru viOlarea prohibi-
tel, a avnt. probabil, prea multi
material de imbalsamare 81 a fost
slit sa scape de ell cumva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09

Dupa mai multe experimental
sa dovedit ca doua trenuri mcr-
gand in dircctie opusa, nu Sc pot
lntalni tocmai in siguramta pc
aceeasi pareche de sine. ST precum
.se vede, ac,m Sc face experiment
tari multe 81 cu antomobilele nu-
mai Cd sa Sc stabileasca acclas
reZultat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09

material de imbalsamare 81 fost
slit sa scape de ell cumva.
"a
Lloyd George MI este de pare.
rea pescarllor GU eXperienta carl
spun ca timpul eel mai potrivit
pentru pescuit este ilhcdiat dupl
0 furtnna. El a mcrs la Genoa sI
pescniasca tocmai in mijlocul
fnrtlmei.
81
INN Sc 'ncumeta sa ghceasca
ca ce va face de acum inainte
ambasadOrul Bakhmeteff care re-
prezenta la Washington pc e,lver-
nnl Kerensky. moi ne intrebam
ca ce a facut pan acnm,
"a
Niste reformatoare si-au pro-
plls ca vor lupta contra tutunului
Ele ar trebui sa inceapa refor-
marea intre femei.
%
Cea mai mare problema ce in
fatlseaza orasul New York este
orasnl New York.
ID
81 &c este mai trist decat cand
vezl nn cnfar gol?
ii
Dempsey splls ca MI este ade-
varaf ca el Sc casatOreste. Bau.
seama el mn mai vrea sd Sc lupte
"A
Gel mai usor lncru pentru fc-
mel este sa cumpere pc credit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09
DIN fUCl CODEIUlu|

~
ST omul cinstit 81 eel pacatos
cred ca trehuies sd fie invidiat de
celalalt.
"a
Unor oameni nu lc SADIE 'bine Gu
lucrnrilc scumpe, nici char en-
|sotii bOgate.
81
Nebunii 81 copiii spun totdea
una adeyarul: dar de regula in
|timpnl 81 locul ncpotrivit.
Ficeare ON dorestc sd scape de
necaznri 81 toiuSi cati M SO
'nSOara
M
Conan Doyle spunc ca omul Isl
poatc dilcc pc cealalta lumc 81
calul SHu. Daca accSta este adevii-
rat, de co M STAR putca dncc 81
Fordul?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09

name pentrn i Fl primita de pre-
sedintele Harding.
Columbus, Ohio. De la l Ia
nnarie 81 pana acum automobilele
81 trmvaele orasnlui acestnia an
omorit pc strade ll68 dc cani 81
640 de pisici.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-30

TO BE FONT YATES NORTH

nd lots IN the County OF Sioux. STATE
year 1921 remain unpaid. will be sol,
penalty. interest and costs as Droyllet
Office of the. County Auditor. In til,
IL. on the Second Tuesday of December
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. o
Is and blocks upon which the taxes fol
will be offered for sale. to-wit:
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-30
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage For.
closure Sale

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgaee made eXecu.ed and delivered ny
wife. mortgagors. to the Slope. Loan Il Invest.
mcnt Co., u corporation. mortgagec. dated
March 10. 1920, and filed for record in the office
OF the Register OF Deeds In and for Sioux
Coun.y, North Dakota, on March %, 1920 at
s:45 o'clock A. NJ. and duly recorded In Book
b of Mortgages page one; and which mort.
an instrument in writing duly assigned by said
mortgagee to Julia O'Neill, and which assign.
ment was fled for record in the office OF said
nine o'clock A. NJ and was duly recorded in
Book B-3 OF Mortgages on page 26s;
was Thereafter on March 90 1ass a. an in:
strument in writing. duly assigned by Julia
O'Neill to Joseph ]. O'Neill, and which as
signment was duly filed for record in the office
% saa Kegster Gs oi 1esas on , 10
Book B3 of Mortgages on page 832, will be
forecosed by u sale OF the premises In such
front door Of the Court House, in the Village
of Fort Yates. in the County OF Sioux and
State of North Dakota, at the hour Of two
o. clock in the afternoon Of the thirteenth day
of December. A. D., 1922 to satisfy the amount
due on such mortgage on the day OF sale.
The premises described In such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same are
situated In the County OF Sioux and State OF
tO-wit:
Northeast Quarter tNEt OF Section ten uo)
Township one thirty one (i3U North Of Range
eighty three (S3) West of the hfth (5th) prin..
cipai Meridian containing one hundred and
sixty acres Q6Ol more or less according to the
United States Government survey thereof:
Default having occurred In the conditions OF
said MOI tgage. and the assignee having de
clared the entire amount secured thereby due
and payable, and having given the record title
owner of the above described premises No
ticGs Us provided by law ind the same not
having been paid, there will be due on such
date OF sale the sum OF Five Hundred Fifty
Five dollars and 03l0D. (S55503)
Dated October 25. 1922.
Joseph j. O'Neill.
Assignee OF Mortgagee.
Sullivan, Hanley & Sullivan,
Attorneys for Assignee Mandan, N. Oak.
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-30
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage For
closure Sale

Notice is hereby given that thnt certain I'm
mortgage made, executed ana delverea DV
William Cross and Julia Cross, Ms , Wie' M1rt' y
Il corporation. Mortgagee, dated july 3lsL:iuio'
and filed for record in the office OF the Regis
ter of Deeds in and for Sioux County NORM
Dakota on August 27th 1918. at 8:20 O'Clock A..
M. aud duly recorded in Book B'2 OF Mortgages
on page az; and which mortgage was thereal-
ter on October 4th, 1918, by an instrument In
writing, duly assigned by said mortgaEe;e ;,,, TO
Scandin Life Insurance Co. (noW Mutual trust
Life Insurance Company q cooporation. atiu
which assignment was filed f9r record ~ IN tIe
office OF the snid Register OF Deeds on Decem'
ber end, 1918, ut $40 o clock r. NJ. anu was
duly recorded in Book B-2 OF Mortgages on
page l4O will be foreclosed by u sale OF the
premises In such mortgage and hereafter deS-
crjbed ut the front door of the Court House IN
the Vluge OF Fort Yates. In Sioux County.
North Dakota, at the hour OF two o CLOCK IN
the afternoon OF the thirtcenth day OF Decem'
ber, A. ID. 1922, to satisfy the amount due on
such mortgage on the day OF sale.
The premises described In such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same M ars
situate In Sioux County, North Dakota ana
are described ts follows. to-wit: Northwest s
Quarter tNWn OF Section , Sixteen l6} 2,,Yi u
North ,of Range Eighty-one containing
One Hundred Sixty 1850 acres OF land. more
or less, according to the United States Govern
ment survey thei eOf.
Default having occurred in the conditions OF
said mortgage and the assignee having declar,
ed the entire amount secured thereby due and
payable ,Lnd having given the record title
owner Of the above described premises notice
as provided Dy law and the same not having
been paid there will be due on such mortgage
on the date OF sale the sum of Five Hundred
Eighty eight and y2-OO Dollars ls5SS92l
Dated October eth, 1929.
MUTUAL TRUST LIFE INSURANCE & CO.
"a corporation. Assignee OF MOrtgagee
Sullivan, Hanley s. Sullivan.
Attorney for Assignee, Mpndan, North Dakoto
Sioux County pioneer., 1922-11-30

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
JUDGE GRAYS VIEW OF
EUROPEAN SITUATION
He Believes a Helping Hand
Should be Extended to the
Unfortunate.

Former Judge George Gray, while
reticent on what action, II any, this
country should take regarding the n
nanc,al crisis In Germany, Ii never
theless positive In hts belief that II
the United States had acted as II
should have done when the world war
was over, there might possibly have
been no such chaos as now threatens
In Germany, or II there were bad
times, this country would now he In
better position to render effective
aid
Because OF his interest In the eco
nomic and humanitarian affairs OF the
world, Judge Gray was asked by
Every Evening whether he would care
to express an opinion on the subject
OF American aid in the recla ma ton OF
Germany, which is threatened with col.
lapse, and in helping also to restor,
tho stability of the Old World.
The judge believes that Il was the
duty of America TO have aided in re.
adjusting affairs in Germany after
the war. not aloue---but through par.
ticipating in conferences for the con.
s.deration of the future of the Teutoni,
nation. lie considers that the failure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
John WANAMAKER
HAS BATH BIRTHDAY
Philadelphia Merchant Cele-
brated Anniversary by At
tending to Business.

Philadelphia July 11.--John Wanna
maker celebrated his saith birthday
anniversary ut his desk today.
The famous merchant and civic
leader went to his office in the Wanna
maker store early this morning az
usual
Hundreds Of messages of congrat-
ulations began arriving yesterday
from all parts of the country. Numer-
GUS expressions Of tho esteem and IF :
fection IN which Mr. Wanamaker Is
held by persons In all walks of life
were received both at the store and
Mr.. Wanamaker's summer home, In
Jenkintown.
As part of an active day today, Mr.
Wanamakcr viii attend II meeting OF
the board of directors of the Penn
sylvania state Sabbath Association.
OF which he IS chairman. The meet
ing viii he in his office and will he
attended 10y Sunday school leaders
from the siXty-scven counties in the
state. who Will join i'm honoring the
merchant.
Mr.. Wanahaker Is Interested in
many activities. AS a member OF the
board of education. he is interested
keenly I'm the welfare of tho schools.
His numerous activities combine civic
and religious duties, to which he de-
votes a great part OF his time, be-
sides giving his attention 10 the great
business he founded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11

Medium Brown Hair looks best Of ali
After a Golden Clint Shampoo.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11

two hve-grain tablets Of ordinary Nuxsted
lron three tin,es per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your strength again and
sec how much you have sained. Number, Of
nervous, rundown people who were ailins
all the while have increased their strength
and endurance in two weeks time While
taking iron IN the proper form.
N Eckerd and all other druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11

TO take this action reflects discrcdit on
this country.
Whether America should como to
tho aid of tho Germans now In q
question, no says. upon which he ID
not we'll enough vecscd TO form an
opinion. but he does favor N defer
ment. through n MORATORIUM. of the
reparation which France In insisting
upon. Tho fact that the sum fixcd
when human passions were still In
censcd by the war II an oncrous ono
In self-cviticnt, he says. How the
German people arc going to work out
their problem and what. II anything
this country should do TO assist. is
matter that very largely should be de
termined by flnanciers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
Loan Associations LcgalIzed.

The Alec Building and Loan Asso-
ciation. composed of tho employees OF
the Amalgamated eL htaeC .eBorht
the Amalgamated Leather Co, the
brandywine building and Loan Assoc
citation, and the Twelfth Ward Build
Ing and Loan Association. all of which
have been recently organized. have re-
ceived certificates authorizing them 70
do business In the state of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11

West Chester, Pa. July 1f.--Prufos-
sor J. Frank Newman, 43. died AT his
home. South Walnut street. yesterday
after suffering for several months from
an attack OF diabetes. He had bean
dean OF the state Normal School here
for IL years. and wac prominent In
educational matters. lie leaves n wild
ow. formerly Miss Maude Baldwin. OF
Harrisburg. and one son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
Mrs. Thomas A. Roberts bend.

Phila.. July 11.--Mrs. Thomas A.
Roberts. widow of tho late Thomas A.
Roberts. who was for number OF
years superintendent OF the Penneyl-
vania Railroad on the various divisions
of that system. died yesterday mt her
home In the Sattcrlee. Forty-flfth and
Chestnut streets. Mrs. Roberts, who
was n native Philadelphian. was nged
sb years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11

sorir,ion for organic iron--Nursted rrcn--
or II you don't want 70 go 20 this ,.oub'o.
then purchase only Nuxated Iron in its
original packages and see that this particular
name (NuSated Iron) appears on the pack
ages, If you have taken preparations such
IS Nux and Iron and other similar iron
products and failed to get results. remember
For sale by n. b. Danforth, j. Milt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
ISAAC J. WOOTEN NOW
SEEKS REINFORCEMENT
Howard High School Principal
Who Resigned Wants Office
Back Again.

Superintendent David A. Ward. yes
eYiay afternoon al a meeting 81 the
Board Of Education. Informed the
board that Isaac J. Wooten. principal
OF the Howard High School. had re
considered his desire 20 Quit teaching.
and aslxed 20 be reappoin;ed. The ques-
ton OF MIR. WOotens reappointment
was finally left 70 Superintendent
Ward. This decision was reached in an
executive session.
Just what transpired in this execu-
tive session was not divulged. but II
was iutimated that objection has been
raised against Wooten's reappointment
because of certain charges, not ex-
blamed al the meeting yesterday.
Whatever the charges against Mr..
wooten are. 81 was minated they are
4 matter for the superintendent 20 pass
apon. Dr. Banton suggested that PEG
pie who wanted 10 make charges
against the man might do 80 a. the
next meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
81 Satin de
Chine, yard
$3.50
Extra Special for the Day
Only!-All-Silk-35-inch

A mill clearance-all the
most popular sports colors
and plenty of fashionable dark
street shades-with ample
quantities Of black and white
Beautiful quality!
Lsf Brothers First Floor. South
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-23
NEARLY 1000
ARRESTED
IN RAID
Sim Feiners Flee With
Families Into Hills
OF Ulster
RINGLEADERS CAUGHT
Cleanup Follows Return
of Lloyd George
From Genoa
United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, May 23.-Arrest of nearly
1000 Sim Feiners~ in Ulster today was
carefully planned weeks in advance as
part Of the British policy to cooperate
in preserving order in the northern
province, it is learned.
The men arrested had been marked
down by constables and their movements
followed. British secret service men
are understood to have placed at the dis
posal of the Ulster authorities.
More British troops are being rushed
TO Ireland this week.
Sim Feincrs were fleeing with their
families to the hills of Ulster this after
noon to escape the great roundup last
night and which was renewed today by
Ulster constables and British military.
| Towns in northern counties are being
rapidly cleared Of Republicans, those
who have not been captured taking to-
the woods for safety.
| Dragnet Rakes Belfast.
| The greatest raid in Irish history
took place in Ulster last night when
nearly 1000 Sim Feiners were arrested
by an army of constables, volunteers
and British troops.
Belfast was raked by the military
dragnet, hundreds of suspects being
taken here, but the bulk Of the arrests
were in the outlying districts Of u
ster.
Several hundred Sinn Feiners were
marched away to secret internment
camps in the hills.
Numerous officials and ringleaders
were taken, as we'll as the rank and file
Of Republicans.
ho
rected primarily against Republican gun
men, officials here admitted they had
taken comparatively peaceful but moro
accessible leaders of Sim Fein organiza-
tons in an effort to stamp out the moye-
ment in Ulster.
Smaller villages were cleaned up
first, then larger towns were tackled by
the military. .
Sir James Craig, Ulster premier, an
rounced in the northern parliament to-
day that the Irish Republican army has
been proclaimed as an illegal Or
ganiatiOn throughout Ulster.
The proclamation Of the Ulster gov-
ernment also bans the Irish Republicau
brotherhood and other Sim Fein soci.
cites, rendering members liable to inn
mediate arrest.
Lloyd George on Job.
LONDON, May 23.-Premier Lloyd
George presided over a cabinet meeting
today at which Irish affairs and the re-
suits of the Genoa conference were dis
cussed.
The ministry is, forming its plans to
present the conference achievements 20
commons in the best possible light, as .
vote of confidence will be asked.
The peace agreement between Collins
and De Valera providing for coalition
government of the Dali Eireann was ap.
proved by the Sim Fein congress a.
Dublin this afternoon.