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GENERAL
ASASINAT

DUBLIN, 25 April
de- brigada Adamson, comandantul
.trupelor Statului Liber al Irlandei
Ia Athlone, fost acostat 81 impus-
cat. Dupa asasinare au sosit la
Athlone niste oficeri din arlnata
republicans 81 all preluat comanda
asupra fortelor leale.
In. decursul zilei de eri nu "a
fnt6mplat nici un incident Gu toate
ca greva general era 'declarata. In
cidentul Gu asasiIareat generalului
insa atras ura populated contra
rebellion. '4'','
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
INSTIINTARE

Consulatul Regal Roman din
Pittsburgh, aduce la cunostin-
u celor interssati Cd incepand
della 25 Aprilie 1922, Biuroul
acestui oficiu va fl asezat ~
State Building, Room 316
Noul local al Consulatului Sc
AHA h No. 1856 pc Fifth Ave.
nue., fntre Smithfield yi Wood
Street.
Pentru orice lucrari, care nu
necesit& CO acei interesati sa 81
|prexinte in persoan& Ia oficiu
informatiuni vor ii trimese
prin posta. Aplicatiuni pentru
|paSapoartc SO trimet celor CAR
lie vor cere, pasapoarte libe
|randu-se prin correspondents
acslor persoane, carl - vol
conforma instructiunilor ara
tate in aplicatjuni.
Cand plata taxelor dc lega
lisari, sau pasapoarte = trimi
te Gu posta, banii vor ii expo.
diati prin GEO sau money orde1
facut re nnmele: ROumaniaz
Consulate at Pittsburgh.
Pentru llucr&rils obi,nuite 8
cererile de- infoSmatiu r&s
punsul - trimste a acsia4i u
cknd cersrils sunt pri,hits I
oficiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
INCETAREA APARITIEI
ZIARULUI "voINTA"
DIN CLUJ

Gu ziua de q Martie ziarul
"yointa" din Cluj STA incetat a
paritia. Regretam mutt acest fapt
deoarece "Vointa' a umplut yin
gol I'M ziaristica din Ardeal. Era
aproape unicul ziar care dat maj
mare atentie chestiilor economice.
Ardealul. . pfovincie att de i'm
portanta III viata economica Ro.
maniei, q avut mare nevoe de un
astfel de xiar. Prohemele econo.
mice ale Ardeslului sunt mai i'm.
portante decat multc alte chestii
carl ppeocupa opinia publica. Pu'
blicul din Ardeal, neluand partt
conducatoare in yiata economica !
tarii sub stapanirea ungureasea
llu ~ deprins si discuts decat po
TiticS. Putini din 81 au fost agitat'
de problemcle economiei rationale
Era lipst deci de IN ziar care 3
yea inenires "a le atraga atentis
asupra bogdtiilor neexploatate u
Ardeslului, a e prezinte probe
me eari asteptau deslsgare. 3
NJ vointa III tndeplinea bine acea
~ menire, sfstie redactorilor !
colsbor orstorilof 81 entuxidslnsti y
prsg !.
pars bile ~ Patria Il ! ~
\ asisst ! AZ lnnlf Ain olabcrasoti
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Cratiat dupd sase ami de
deteIliune fara sa fie vinoyat
BARBATUL CONDAMNAT IN URMA
UNUI COMPLOT URZIT DE
SOFIA 81 FIICA LUZ
DUPA SASE AM FIICA DECLARA CA A FACUT PARTE
DIN COHfPLoT 81 DEPUs MARTUR1E FALSA

o interneaza intr o Institute de CO
rectie.
Dupa ce a reusit complotul 81
Papenfuss a fost condamnat, Mar
ta fost amenintata de masa ia va
Fl condamnata la inchisoare daca
va marturisi ca a jurat falls. =
0 alta sora facut declaratie
sub juramint ca muma eli a ame-
nintat-o ca O va bate 81 incercat
so sileasca Sc aduca aceleasi acu-
zatium 1mpotriva tatalui eli.
Judecatorul tribunalului Byron
+. Ritchie, care judecat cazul
lui Papenfuss, a scris Guvernoru-
lui Davis ca char cand a fost con.
damnat Papefnuss a avut banueli
puternice ca s'a colnis mare ne
dreptate.
Advocatul care la aparat, John
w. Raub, 81 procurorul care la
acuzat John G.. Dalton, S s'au unit
la parerea Judecatorului Ritchie
Directorul temnitei d. p. E. Tho.
mas, consiliul de gratiere 81 direc-
torul Binelui Public d. II. s. Mac
Ayeal, au recomandat gratierea 81
redarea tutulor drepturilor cetate.
nesti.
Vechii funrtioAari III cali fcrats
Wabash, au cerut 81 eli liberarea lui
Papenfuss.
In scrisoarea sa catre Guvernor
Judecatorul Ritchie. referindu-s
la depozitiunile fiicei lui Papen.
fuss facute la judecata zice:
"Cand lam condamnat pc Pa
penfuss lam spus ca Ell nu vol in
ccta sa cercetez afacerea 81 n AN
incetat.
Este de regretat ca Papenfuss
un ON inocent, cazut victima u
nei conspiratii marsave care ia
cauzat perderea libertatii pc ul
timp att de indelungat, fara nic
0 despagubire." /"
Guvernorul Davis, in decretu
de gratiere zice ca ii pare rau pen
Itru nedreptatea 81 vatamarea du
reroasa facuta prin o asemenea e
roare judiciara care n ar trebui $;
Sc intample nici odata.
Papenfuss fost condamnat il
Is Novembrie 1916, dupa acuzare;
fiicei sale care acum il desvinova
teste pc deplin. !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
PRETURILE BILETEL0R
DE TREN vOR Fl REDUsE.
Reducerea va ii efectiva
in zece xile.

Washington, 25 April. Co
'misia comerciala dintre State va
anunta, in timp de zece zile, Q
Ireducere extensive a preturilor
'biletelor de tren, precum s'a
.anuntat in mod Official.
Decisiunea va ii resultatul unei
Investigate tinut4 Gu scopul de
sc vedes daca ratele Sc pot re-
duce. Comisia deja lucrcaza Ia I'M
tocmifea tabelelor ce vor cuprin-
de ratele n0ui.
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0 mama 81 copilul Ell sunts All
in morga judetului, victimele unei
|ncintelegeri regratabile.
Fri dupa amiazi redactorul no.
|stru, plimibandu-se pc malul la
cllui, langa Scaldatoarea din Ed
gewater park, vazut pc un tinar
kgrabindu-se spre ell. lntrebandu-l
cd ce are, tinerul la spus ca a va
zut cadavrul unei dame i'm lac,
aproape de NAL. Tinerul, Geo
Schroeder, 1888 w. 61st Str, s'a
|dus sa notifice pazitorul de SER
viciu care VENT imediat 81 GU
|ajitorul unei luntre s'a .scOs ca
[davrul la NAL. Geo Schroeder, ca
re era langa lac de cateva ore,
[pescliind, vazand cadavrul a es-
|clamat: Eu am vazut pc femeea
aceasta impreuna Gu un copilas.
Sedeau char 81 GU 0 ora in urma,
Fnu departe de mine, colo, langa
luntrea cea scoasa la male = 81
arata spre 0 luntre pxrasita ce
era scoasa la NAL, in coltul seal
- . st A.- I 3
|datoarei. Isl copilul trebuie sd
||fie in lac" Peste cateva minute
Es' q vazut 81 cadavrul copilului ca
re a fost scos la NAL. Politia che
mata constatat identitatea eli
|de pc 0 hartie ce era in portofelul
[atarnat de mana femeii. Pc har-
[tie era scris: Martha Sops, 220i
Nv. 61st Str. Politia a transported
|1adavrele la morga 81 constatat
lea identificarea este corecta. Bar
Fbatul ei, Paul Sops, q declarat
|politiei Cd sofia lui era s,fparata
[caci credea Cd ell iubeste pc Q alta
|femee. De fapt sofia lui isi ina
ginase ca barbatul are relatii Gu
10 fence, ceea &c nu corespundea
Eadevarului.
Fri dimineata, plecand barba.
,tul Ia lucru, sofia Ia spus Cd ulti-
ma data Isl Va saruta copilul dc
..oarece ca vrea 81 Sc sinueida, Gu
Eel dimpreuna. Barbatul sau 4 ere
[zut cE glumeste, dar ca, imediat
Edupa amiazi, i VENT Ia Edgewa,
ter park, 81 ! stat ciasuri fntregi
[acolo, pana &c s'a decis pentru
Imosrte. Pazitorul . vakut-o dt
EcGteva ori dar nu ia dat nici {
fatentie, deparece credea "a VENT
sa se plimbe ch copilul, find =
frumOasx.
Doamna Sops, spune bsrba
ltlf II, fost suparata u dir
csalxa q lucrul ii fost critical
y l4briea Industrial Fiber CO
ande 4 lucret pana sambata
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Carl Papenflss va esi name din
penitenciar ca ON liber. fara, nici
o conditiune, 81 va lua trenul al
mearga la locuinta lui cea veche,
Toledo, o.
Ell a fost condalnnat 81 a suferit
sase ami temnita Gu munca silnica
pentru crima pc care n a comis-o
Ca ar Fl violat pc fiica lui de Is
ami.
Guvernorul Harry L. Davis,
prin gratiere, a facut ce poate face
Statul, Sc redea libertatea unui nc
vinovat.
Expertii inca MI stu daca este
0 Gale sa Sc dea inapoi libertatea
celor sase ami petrecuti intre zidu-
lile temnitei de pc Spring Street
81 pc ferma temnitei din London,
Ohio.
All dupa amiazh cand i s'a CO.
municat ca a fost gratiat, Papen-
fuss lucra pc farma.
sIn cele din urma venit,'' a
zis Papenfuss. ssStiti ca de cand
am fost adus aici intotdeauna
m am rugat pentru liberarea mea.
Parca nu-mi vinesa cred. In cele
din urma VENT. -
Vocea 81 manele lui tremurau.
Apoi, casi in alte zile, pus har-
letul pc umeri 81 urmat paznicul
spre oficiul directiei. Stia ca a
doua ri nu va Fl slit sd mai sape
81 ca va Fl liberat, Sc bucura de
libertatea lui dar totusi ii tremu-
rau manele 81 vocea cand vorbea.
Directorul la spus sa-si adune
lucrurile ca Sc mearga la Colum.
bus Sc primeasca hartiile carl il
reda libertatea.
Papenfuss poarta barba 81 sase
ami de 1nchisoare l'au albit. Gu
toate ca de 81 ami era un munci-
tor credincios 81 energic.
"Un arestant model fost
verdictul pc care Eau dat Foster
Beery 81 w. F. 4Amerine. functio-
narii temnitei earl sunt insarcinati
Gu conducerea farmei, cand i-au u
rat drum bun 81 noroc III viata.
NPapenfuss fost copll sarac
Dupa ce s'a maritr y devenit lu-
orator i'm statia cali ferate Wabash
din Toledo 81 in cele dim urma SET
de echipa 81 atunci au igceput sa-
curga necazurile pc cap,
Nevasta lui, a xis Papenfuss a.
seara, era risipitoare. Gu cat
castiga mai multi Gu att vrea se
alba mai multi. Vazand risipa q
luat asupra lui .sarcina cheltuieli.
lor easel 81 atunci nevasta-sa la a.
restat pentru Cd no sustine. Tri
bunalul afland cd el procura toatt
cele necesare pentru ca 81 copii
II Gu totii, Ia pus in libertate.
Dupa aoea a urmat complotu
in care fiica lui de is ami, Martha
a jucat rolul principal. Acum nu-
site numele. De atunci s'a mari
tat de doua ori--a explicat Pa
penfuss.
Nevast8-sa. care llrzit .conplo
tul ca 81 se resbune pe yel, . muri'
acum trei ami.
"Am sperst c1 dupa moarte.
masei Martha va spune adevarul
dar nu Ia spus. Toll ceilalti co
phi tineau Ia MINE
Martha, zilele trecute denun
tat .prin declafatinne sub jura
mint Cd acuzatiuaile abuse flnpo
trivia tatalui ei aasfost false 81 q,
fost facut dupa demnul name
sale, care . ameA Aihtat-o Cd dacs
no ajllta sd Sc T. hume pc fatal e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
Vase dc raboiu Americana in aee ChjnezG
CARDA LA LEGATIA AMERICANA DIN
PEKINC DUBLATA
vama Francisco secvestreaza mununa
de contrabanda pentru China.

cateva Mute inainte dc a pleca
pentru China.
Banuiala functionarilor portulul
a devenit, vazand un numar mare
de lazi semnate "Bagaj de Clasa
a treia," carate pc yapor cand Sc
pregatea de plecare. Cercetarile
au descoperit ca lazile nu aveau IT,
chete pentru destinatia lor.
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Subventiunea guvernului.

Guvernul german da subven-
TUNE de 10 marci de kim. pentru
drumurile pana la 800 kim. 81 o
.subventiune de II marci de kim.
pentru aeroplanele ce au de face
o distanta mai mare de 300 kim.
Bagajele pasagerilor pana la 100
klg. sunt scutite de take. Sc pla-
teste pentru cele mai grele de 100
klg. Compatible sunt indreptatite
la subventie daca pot arata ca ae-
roplanele lor au parcurs eel putin
10000 kim. la an. Platirea sub
ventiei depinde de imprejurarea ca
poate orr ba compania arata o
punct,,alitate de Gel putin 80 la SUI
ta pc an. Zece la suta a subven-
tiei este redusa de fiecare cinci la
suta nepunctualitate. Dupa l
April numai acele companii pri-
mesc subventiune carl au cumpa-
rat de fiecare trei masini tip We
chiu militar, masina moderna.
Find subventiunea limitata circu-
latia postala regulate este suspen-
data intre / Novembrie 81 81 Mar
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conving singur.N Nam dus Ia casa
prietinnlui med unde, fntr'un sa-
lonas lam gasit Pc ambii. Mi-am
scos revolverul ii lam impuscat.
Iat6 istoris adevSrsta q caxulni. Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
Exportul textilelor din
Ungaria.

Vice consulul Wilson din Unga-
ria raporteaza departamentului de
comert ca industria Ungariei este
angajata, in mare parte, in vapsl-
rea stofelor. Comertul de export
Gu aceasta maria este intins 81 mar
ia ungureasca poate lua concuren-
ia Gu alte marfuri similare pc pie
tile streine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
Reducerea de preturi in lana
Cehoslovaciei.

Comisarul comercial din Praga,
Geiringer, raporteaza departamen-
tului de comert ca fabricantii sto-
felor de lana din Cehoslovacia au
redus preturile Gu 10 la suta, ca
resultatul conferintei comercianti-
lor eXDOrtatOrl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

! MANILA, p. L., 25 Aprilie. -
Crucisatorul Huron, vaporul de
comanda al Flotei Statelor Unite
din Atlantic, in urlna OrdinelOr
primite All din Washington va
pleca pentru Chinwangtao, China,
un port de mare la $50 mile de
Peking. Vasul este sub comanda
Admiralului Strauss.
S'a declarat ca cauza plccarii
grabnice vasului de razboiu este
starea de razboiu din China.
Trupele din Filippine 81 doua
crucisatoare aditionale carl Sc afla
aici sunt tinute gaia de plecare.
Rapoartele din Peking spun Cd
garda in jurul Legatiei Americana
q fost dublata.
Sc crede ca actiunea aceasta s'a
luat din cauza propaganda anti
crestine pc care o face vechiul par
It'd nilitarist.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 25 a.
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Rusi tTateaza cl' i : Ongurii
Sc ZICE CA AU INCHEIAT
UN TRATAT SECRET Gu
UNGURII CONTRA ROMANIEI
POINCARE AMENINTA Gu RETRACE-
REA DELECATIUNII FRANCEZE

LONDRA "a April.-o telegrama della agenta Central
News din Genoa, trimisa All, spune:
Sa aflat in mod neoficia Cd representanth Rusiei
Ia conferina din Genoa negociaxa ttat
ungaria carua sar obga Ia spn reciproc contra
Romaniei 81 micei antanta
Trataul recunoaste ratatl german, creaza
bloc isoeaza Polonia 81 Romana 81 cauxula
Cd Russia recunoaste aspirae drepture Ungarei asupr
terorior ei perdue spune telegrama In schimb
insa Ungaria recunoaste nteresele Ruse in Basaraba
Sau facut provun refetoare Ia serviciu aeran ntre
Ungaria, Russia 81 Germania.
Trataul conform teegrame sar Fl incheiat Smbata 81
premerul Bethen al Ungariei parasit Italia sa dus Ia
Budapesta Noute reitoar Ia acest tratat nau fost
muncate inca in mod Official spune tee
gama dar bosevichn sunt angajat in tratatve ii ae
state balcanice'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
CrOniCa Economical
RELATE oF1CIALA
DEPARTMENTAL COMERTULUI
WASHINGTON


In Germ60l0.
Consulul economist Parmelce a
rapOrtat departamentului de CO.
inert ca eel putin zece linii de
aviatie sunt in operate in Germa-
MIA. Sapte din aceste au parcurs
] ,653 ,O53 kim, orr 1903. 15S mile.
au transportat 6,182 pasageri 81
3O,713 tone metrice de posta 81
bagaje. O companie "Die Deu-
tsche Luft Reederei" a transpor-
tat aproape jumatate din pasageri
81 doua treimi din bagaje. Tot
aceasta companie a anuntat ca va
deschide linii noui la Praga, Ce-
hoslovacia, 81 Moscova, Russia, prin
Koenigsberg 81 Wytebok.
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o MAMA Sc sINUCIDE Gu
COPILUL IN BRATE.

0 mama 81 copAul eli sunts AR
in morga judetului, victimele unei
ncfntelegeri regratabile.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
PLAY BALL,

There are shouts and slogans that thrill in every country on tho face of the earth. But it is to be doubted if there is any one which stirs the blood of man and boy as the heart of the American lad and the American man, momontarily a lad, is stirred by the cry Play Ball" a...
 Yesterday this call was shouted officially In eight major league cities ot the country. In New York, where the Giants played Brooklyn's Robins" every seat in the grand Robins" practically every seat in the grand stands taken. And not one of these seats was occupied by a dead one" For the first few minutes, at least the ring of ball against bat and the dull thud of the horsehide in catcher's mitt or infielder's glove was physically felt by some thirty-fve thousand people in the greater city.
 All through the summer this great American game will give pleasure and new health to millions of men and boys in this land, and the professional players will enjoy their struggles which become such vital matters to lovers of the game.
 It is all good. As long as the love of such a sport remains real thing in the life of men and boys, and as long as proficiency in it is praised so highly in professional and amateur ranks, there is little danger that the race will become effete, impotent. Long may the game prosper, and when, with the closing of the great worlds series in the fall the cham pionship team is proclaimed, may it be, without question, the best nine of them all.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
AN ILLUSTRATIVE VISIT

The coming of Sir Arthur James Balfour to the United States, frankly for the purpose, among others proba- bly,, of conferrinE with leaders here concerning the proposed 66 per cent import duty on high speed steel, H. illustrates the importance England at taches first to the entry Of the United States into the League of Nations and subsequently into another league" based on mutual consideration of economic welfare,
 As long as the present American sentiment prevails and the principles which have carried this country through history to prosperity are maintained, the United States will never enter a league which will force us into foreign entanglements" be- cause of the ill-considered actions or national selfshness of other nations, Still the sentiment favoring league looking toward the preservation of
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

peace Ia very much alive here and will eventually bring results,
 similarly this country will never enter into an economic alliance which will take from us the power of iiAing whatever import duties we deem ad- yisable. Nevertheless our interest m aiding in bringing q financially re- sponsihe Europe, remains, The attl- tude of England toward the other nations of Europe affects the finances of those nations 10 such degree that such attitude might handicap ns in our trade with them, England, therefore, holds an Influence which has its bearing upon our industrial welfare X consideration Of closer re- lations with the nations of Europe m regard to the maintcnance' of peace was immediately necessary, Raltour's visit brings up as food for thought the closer economic relations which would be of mutual advantage, little as we may sec the need of or have tho de- sire 10 aid Ensland's welfare
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
NOT MANSLAUGHTER

A man has been acquitted Of the crime of manslaughter upon which he stood trial. The accusei's inno- cence or guilt upon that charge was the only question passed upon by the jury in rendering it's verdict The fact should be remembered. He, and lis friends will talk of complete eXoncr- ation," probably It is said that he will be in the public eye again im- mediately practicing the profession or business which brought him wealth.
 The man has been held not to have committed manslaughter as the law defines it, What he did do, and with what sort of an affair he was connect ed, has been given publicity. No charge was pressed against him for the things he is admitted to have done. His character as a man was not the subject of judgment. Upon these things the public has a right to form it's opinion. The public will form it's opinion.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

demned than the mhrnshed nersenl' doation of shftlcssucss which often adorns the unkcmpt head Of the man who looks down upon her through disagreeahle eyes unpleasant to look upon when compared with inc sparkle of hers? And why, indeed, may not a girl hob her hair, with the resultant trimness of apearancc, f a man is al- lowed to let the hair grow like woe-bogone debris on the back of his neck, or if he Is allowed to shave the lower portion Of his head so that all the bumps of knowledge and is- norance protrude themselves most obs jectionably?
 People who live in glass houses should be careful of the means they have of looking out upon the world.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
\ JOB AT HOME

Commander lIanford MacNiders advice to unemployed ex-serviec men to Ego back home and get a job IS sane and wise, if capable of being carried out. There is no question but that former service men are crowd ing the cities and that for this req son the cities are unable to take care of all, even their own, IS 1t IS prac- tically impossible to discriminate where there are such great crowds Of men looking for work.
 But back at home they should be and probably are making Il point just now of taking care of the eX-servlce men who belong there. Any great problem of this sort is more easily handled by team work, and such CO., operation must come by division among communities of the labor ot finding work for the eX-service men Naturally, if each community will take care of its own, and the men will give their own localities chance to aid them, there would be no un- employment among former fighters.
 There arises however, as every man who has found himself 'up against it" knows, the practical difficulty of getting home if one is far away. Often man to whom appeal is made for work says to the applicant: "Go get cleaned up and l will put you to work" This is all very well, but the trouble is the applicant has no place in which to clean up and nothing to clean up with Often, too, man can not work because he is hungry. Few people take this into consideration when they complain that a man to whom they have given the chance to work does not do it well.
 Thus to supplement Commander | MacNider's advice he should add the admonition to the various posts throughout the country that they should see if they can not help men get back to their home where, as he says, it is quite likely job will be found for them.
 Nor should this advice be con- strued to mean that no man should seek to better himself. Often it is ad- mirable to see a man break away from home ties which handicap him, perhaps, and seek his fortune some where else. The advice is meant to apply to the present moment, when the unemployed service men are so numerous When better times come and when these men have earned enough to take care of themselves then will be the time for them to make a change unless by that time, as would be quite apt to prove to be the case, they have establish them selves "at home" so advantageously that the change is not desired.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
FIAPPERS AND MEN

After hearing the constant criticism of the flapper, some of which is in competent, irrelevant and immater- iaL" it is refreshing to note that Chi caEo clergyman comes to their rescue --if indeed, they need a rescuer and cannot get along pretty well, thank you, by themselves.
 Referring to the unbuckled galosh- es. Certainly they are not especially charming. But why all this donounc- ing of them, and why are they more slovenly than tho socks of a man, for instance, which often resemble the undulations of dark waterfall as they ebb and flow over the tops of his shoes if he wears no garters? :? Or why is the slightly tinted cheek Of a young woman more disgusting than the often unshaven face of the male who criticize her? Or why is the fiapper hat she wears more to be con-
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
25 Fears Ago To-day

Thirty members of the New Britain Burritt Grange went to Bristol last evening, and on the return trip were stalled in Plainyille due to a misun- derstanding of the trolley company to send out special car. The party started walking towards home when the special car arrived in the nick of time.
 William Muller will sing at the Easter services in St. Marks church Sunday.
 The trolley company has a gang of men working on Electric field and the ball diamond is beginning to take on a decided good looking appearance.
 The 23rd street Y. M. c. A. of New York will play the local Y. M. c. A. in the East Main street armory on Saturday evening.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

Uncle Joe will soon have no stand ing in CongSess; and at times we suspect that Nncle Sam has lost his standing there, also,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

Effort to raise bonus money by taxing beer is merely an effort to make the bonus measure liquid measure.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

You can hear almost everything or the radiophone now except a Holly wood party,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

Now that Uncle Sam is pressing for payment, we expect any day to see Germany put in a bill for brides taken.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

bial bliss is largely a matter of spring hats.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

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