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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11
Squad
Arrives: Will
Rest TwoDays

with a record Of two defeats
and two victories on their present
trip into Oregon and with two
days' rest up in preparation Tor
the games with the Willamette
Bearcats, Thursday and Friday
nights the Whitman college bas-
ketball quintet arrived in Salem
today, and will work out on the
armory floor this afternoon and
tomorrow.
The Missionaries left home a
week ago and have since played
two two-game selres with Oregon
teams. The first two
games they dropped to the Oregon
Agricultural college five, but tney
walked away with both contests
with the University Of Oregon.
In their games with Whitman
the Bearcats will face two handi-
caps Of no mean dimensions-lack
Of experience and lack of weight.
AS team the Willamette five will
be the lightest to represent the
local school in several years and
only two of the men have had
experience.
Coach Roy Boiler, who saw the
Missionaries in action against the
Aggies last Friaay night, is not
conceding victory to the visitors
however. His Bearcats are rapidly
an aggressiveness that
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11
BRAND TO
ASK POLL
OF CRITICS
French Premier Goes
Back to Paris TO
Demand Support or
BE Relieved

Cannes, Jan. H. (I3y Associ-
ated Press. Premier BRAND will
leave Cannes for Paris at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, Il was announced
this morning, not only to inform
the French cabinet as to the state
OF the negotiations here, but 1t is
understood to meet and answer
criticism OF certain groups Of the
opposition and to demand that the
chamber Of deputies support or re-
ject him.
Cannes, Jan. 11.--fBy Associ-
ated Press. --- While the allied SUI
preme council met today to con-
slider Germany's war reparations,
much Of the interest Of the dele
gates was centered In Paris, where
the French cabinet was to hold a
special session 10 consider
Frances position as the result Of
the decisions reached here. 1t Is
understood that considerable adj
verse criticism of Premier BRAND
has developed In his cabinet In
connection with the proposed An.
glo-French defensive alliance and
there Is much epeculation as to
The result Of the cabinets meet
ing,
Approval last night Of the plan
Cor an international financial cor-
poration left the reparations ques-
tlon as the most important item
left TO the agSnda The conferences
with the German reparations dele
cation under DR.. Walter Rathe-
nau, which was TO arrive today,
were expected to be brief.
NO delays will be granted for
the purpose OF conferring with
Berlin, and adyices from the Ger
man capital are that the delega-
cation under DR.. Walter Rathe-
nau, which was to arrive toGay,
were expected TO be brief.
No delays will be granted for
the purpose Of comforting with
Berlin, and advises from the Ger
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11

was lacking in theIs early season
games and this quality, added to
the defensive strength they have
displayed from tho first has
strengthened the team about 80
per cent.
"TlI not say that we are going
to win, for Whitman has , strong
team, but we are not going to be
defeated without fight" is
Boilers comment on the games OF
Thursday and Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11
Recklessness lis
Charged to Pilot;
Pays Fine Of $40

Forrest Fulton, 2340 w. Knob
Hill, pleaded guilty to charge Of
reckless driving when he was ar
raigned before Judge Earl Race in
the police court yesterday after
noon and paid a fine Of $40.
Fulton was arrested by Chief Of
Police Moffitt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11

The industrial rush at Marsh
field and stories Of demand for
large lumber shipments during
1922 are bringing into the Coos
district more laborers than can
find employment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11

The Salem Council ex.
tends a cordial invitation
70 all to visit Headquart-
ers. Room ii, Mccormack
Bldgs or any Scouting
activities.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-21
The Only safe Way.

Speaking of the recent reunion OF
tie legislature Of 1917. The Burling-
ton Free Press says: One man Of
fered to wager that the next egisla-
ture would make larger appropri.
atoms than any OF its predecessors,
and he found no takers lie was the
general ccacegsus. however, that
public seatimott would INSIST upon
lower appropriations
Public sentiment in Il operation
on a Vermont legislature is a mighty
uncertain factor. There are times
of course, when public sentiment is
felt at Montpelier but to put conf
dence in theNiought that popular
opinion will be registered in the vote
on any given question Is a de.usion
and a snare.
In the first place, public opinion is
general inarticulate, does not let IT.
self be felt in an oyerpowering man
ner Next there is no real incentive
for legislature to follow public opin.
ion il to do so does not meet its own
sweet will The public has no way
of chastising representatives or sena.
tors who flaunt public opinion, be-
cause of the one-term policy that eX-
lists. Comparatively few men come
up for reelection and it is only when
reelection is sought that the voters
have the opportunity to show their
resentment
Nor is there in Vermont any real
party responsibility The Repubni
cans are so strong that the opposi,
ton is unable to take advantage of
what ever mistakes the "ins' may
make. The legislature of Vermont
is as things go, about as supreme a
legislative body as is To- be found any
where in the wide world. 1t is law
unto itself and, by reason unanswer-
| able to any one.
So in reply upon the operation OF
public opinion after the legislature
has been elected is to trusttin false
hope. The time to act is in advance.
1t is possible for the public sentt.
ment for economy to express itself
most effectively in electing to the
house and the senate only those who
have put themselves on record as in
favor of putting stop to the ever
mounting state expenses, Candidates,
for the most part, can be made to de-
clare themselves. and once commit
ted publicly it will-be hard for them
to escape their responsibility Elect
ing the rirlt men is the ony safe
way. Leaving it to subsequent
pressure of public opinion is unsafe.
st Adams Messenger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-21

The bird called tile chimney swift.
without stopping In It's flight, snaps
off with It's beak or feet little twlgs at
the end Of dead branches, and these It
carries, one by one, into chimney,
Sluelng them against the side until It
las finished an almost fiat, shclfllke
lattice cradle. Only during the nest.
Ing season do certain glands in its
mouth secrete a brownish fluid that
quickly gums and hardens when ex.
posed to the air. When the basket has
been stuck against a chimney.side 1t
looks as IL 1t were covered with thin
coat Of islnglass. On this lattice from
four to six white eggs are laid,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Rev. A. Maillet of Manchester Is
spending the day in town.
W. b. Jennings of East Walllns.
ford is spending the day in town
David Sears and Raymond Howard
spent Thursday afternoon in Troy
and Albany.
Special Clean Up! Boys scout
shoes and black dress shoes, mostly
button, special at $l.49 at Noyecks@
Miss Margaret Ables of Proyl.
dence, r. l.. is visiting her uncle,
Frank Gallagher of Grandview street,
Judge and Mrs. f. II. Boylan of
Akron, Ohio, are stopping with w. A.
Wall OF East Main street for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant and
daughter, Miss Isabel Grant motored
to Granville, N. Y, Thursday after
noon.
Don't fail to take advantage Of the
great discount sale throughout our
cloak and suit department at No
weeks.
William Vose is making extensive
repairs on his home on Branch street
The work includes enlarging and re-
modelling the front piazza.
Mr., and Mrs. Leon Boyd, their
niece, Miss Doris Ryan, and , Miss
Catherine Hurley motored to vii
mington Thursday afternoon.
THE Man Unconquerable,' a mans
thrilling battle for his own soul in
the romantic Sout1 Seas. at Harte
theatre today and tomorrow.
Guy Harmon, who is employed in a
textile mill in Lowell, Mass, j.
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Harmon.
The Guideboard Sunday school will
have sand table demonstration by
Mrs. Aiken Sunday afternoon July
rs, at O'Clock on Daniel in the
Lions Den"
Mr. and Mrs. Norman NJ Cbiver'
and daughter, Frances, of Havana
Cuba, who have been the guests o.
MIR. and Mrs. H. S. Moses, let today
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick MERCER
from Worcester, Mass. are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marsceille
of School street and other friend.
and relatives for couple weeks.
Mrs. Aiken, who has specialized OF
children's work, will give sane
table demonstration on Daniel il
the Lions Den at o'clock Sunday
July %, at the Gudeboard Sunday
school.
Mrs. Shirley Williams is entertain
ing Miss Floris johnson of Albany
this week. She has, also. had for he
guest, Miss Helen Kent of Boston
who has been stopping at the Wal
loomsac Inn.
Miss Lulu Bett with Lois Wilson
Milton Sills, Theodore Roberts and
Helen Ferguson, It's a Paramount pic
ture; and Harold Lloyd in "Amonl
Those Present, at opera house to
night.
200 pairs of mems womens anC
children's high and low shoes, in
Guiding Queen Quality, Emerson ans
other good makes, al broken lots ant
! incomplete sizes at $l00 a pair a
Noyecks Get.
Arrangements are beng made witt
the Cleveland air service company o
! Coventry, Vt. 10 fly one OF tAeil
three Curtis aeroplanes to Benning
ton some time next week 1t viii
land on the John B. Squires farm
west Of Old Bennington village.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-21
Nature Note

In diplomatic family the new baby
always resembles the relative with
the most money,
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FOR SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
spects. Dsscounn for osss-
AVE hoNrr-sur AT
MOPWCOD'S 3 g .nr.. nsD
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

DorokLow-s r-s.. ~: sis>sr.< sF<ssi
harewssf as>n ssf sr.s 49, v1stf<
hs.s .sw; ssr.es. Q. oss1.1t ~ lrsS
ave- ". ssi- 4 80
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Taksua Para.

TAKOsfA PARK-sI. 800.
Fine T-room bungalow: practically new.
occupying Q beautiful corner lot; size
s0x13o: Il 10 strictly modern; modern
heating plant; eiec. lights: large front
porch and rear porch; ample garage
space. House II eompietely weather
strippled Attractive terms.
wM. $. fHILLIPA 1<oe n. 7. ave. Main es.
TAKONA PARK-ss.5oo.
Here 10 remarksbls c6erfnE In q large
roruer house: 90 . lot e5xf5f: contains
spaeisus rooms. bath; Esraxe space: I:
large front porch and rear porch; besuti-
ful shruboery. House Is IN very Kcod
rsnditfon:, terms wH. 8. PHILLIPS.
leo Nh. ave. Main g.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
BsooEanG.

DETACHED HOME; NEW, RMS. q B. |;
h.-w.h.: elee. q g.: hardwood floors
throughout; stationary tubs; strictly mod
ern: poss. with dep, This 10 the best house
In this section and can be handled with ST.
600 cash and SIS per month; price. $3.50.
WILDAAN CO.. 9Th 4 Fl. franklin 64Od.
eR0oKLAND-Dst. eoe. house, rooms au1
taths q. n g.; sl1,c0O.
Mekeever . Goss. fs0s st. ~. n. f7B1
BROJKLAND: semi-dst- pyfsk; o rms.
bath: rec. hall; 'front.' sua rear porches.:
h.v.h.; terms At $3.50. wILDMAN CO..
9th q b NV.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

tPLENDfD BITE fcr urrs ccuutry home
3 a., 80 n. elevatiess Aps view. 10 strs'
&c n; terms. ToNLINsoN. 1874 vsrsss
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
FOR RENT-OFECE SPACE.

18TH ST. NR. sT.-DEsIRABLE or,
fees In modern Office building; set 20 ssn.
per month. louis p. SHOEMAKER, Ifpt
y. Y ave. nv. AaiA Iles. tSsr
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wa~3v2&~a fe-ss>->a s.

.s~>>~r>>>~~>~->
b ST. n. E.. nr. Library. 2 story q bsse-
meat; I, IT,, 6; p; h.,h;, gar. space. %. $50.
wCcprIDo. S s.1rsT;s
i.v.s.: sise. nsiss; .sssi ssrsss; ssss.
tifui lawn: fruit trses asd skrub6ery. NaS
b purchased on $50 essh an6 essy
;scS .cSs1', Y =. r.,rsss.r .,s' y ~. .. rHILIrrS
o q: y; 2; 2. ss,.,; 5o. a. go ~. 80.
1871 nys st. Nv. n Te11.
3 rms. d D.: h.sw.h. q else; modern y
every detail: lot. 70 By I.s: priees s13.0oo.
wni .xeh.n.s IRIS ter dc.ntews n,eeerty.
haErLAyn Ayn; .,cS .. = ar. =, no. nc ,c e 9ss
n0S0HoE 4 scNs. a14 Pa. sys. =. Y
6ANs. AVE. BET. 81 q fTF n. 1sl.
m. hrk.: rental 1kA mo. &C. on. IoHN
]. DoN0H0n q eoNS. 1f< p. avA -
wooDRIpon. HEAH n. !. l7rH: sx1r.
sefached hou.s: Q rms. . b.: NV. hat,
sleet:: Al ecel. Nov vaesnt. 1asy tsrns
st S1.1oo. wHDMAN . CO.. 9th and D.
Mn. brH q n. d, sSsgy ! cefisr. :.
y b.. fur. heat. Price IS 90. Ma
HONEY . SULLIVAN. 1877 Eys st. %.
HAnLtN IT, w0obRIp0I suns. Z y
q: cs:. " Is II 3. g Ssi 90 ''r.' w''d.''
WoopRID0E-hest sttrsetivs Ssos d
htsh-elsss ssctioe: Iet 70 b. 10 fssty
6stechsd. sfx Rooms ssd batA; h sxesllsse
cssljtios: Modern b ssuip0est: tseDsg
s1.ooe; SHANNON . LucHs. ms 1<tA q
4. ~.
WssAridgs sssr \. I. svs. e. . D.. 20.
a.ni.. Ldw. throughout; Al ees0beey
- 4
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

BOOK YOUR VOYAGE AND BUSINESS
trips to and from Europe at our oa1ces
with: "UnIted States Lines" .'CuiHd
Americsn Line. /" Royal NAH steam frrkst
Co." ''swedA American Line" and so-lier
line. go New York ave. Main 4o4s ffa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24
coNFERINTA srArEIoR
DtJNARElfE.

In . Aprilie a -incepnt in Bu-
curesti. conferinta statelor duna-
rene. la earl iau parte delegati al
Romaniei, Jugoslaviei, Cehoslo.
vaciei, Ungariei. Germaniei, Au-
strict 81 Bulgariei.
Programul discutiunilor II for
meaza multipaele aspecte ale che
stinnei esentiale: promovarea ma
vigatiunei pc Dunare in astfel de
conditiuni, in cat sd prezintc
maximum de folos, din punct de
vedere al transportation, pentru
toate statele participants.
Nu e yol'bN4de regimul politic
al Dunarei. FL "a formal subiectul
multor desbateri 81 astazi sc poa
te spune, = Ell teate chestiunile
de amanunt 81 de aplicatiune,
inca pendinte. = cd este definitiv
asezat pc baze .ce nu ating intru
mimic nici prestfgiul. nici intere-
sele noastre.
Conferinta actuala are .caracter
tehnic 81 urmareste numai pune
fea IN valoare transportation
pc Dunare pana la cele mai mari
foloase possible.
Tinand seama de 1ndOita i'm
prejurare ca fluviul nu strabate
nici O alta tara mai multi de cat
Romania 81 ca posedam char GU
rile lui la Marea Neagra, chestill.
nea infatiseaza pentrn moi in.
semnatate mai mare de cat pen-
tru celelalte> state. Este, insa tot
atat de adeyaraf. ca de conditip.
nile de navigabilitate Danarei
lin restul intinderii sale depinde
in buna parte masnra foloasAl&r
zee tputem trage din navigabilita-
tea portiunei de pc teritoriul no.
stru. Caci daca pana la T.-Severin
nu vor circula de cat vase de to-
maj inferior, atunci conditiunile
avanfajoase pc carl le prexinta
tonajnlui mai mare Dunarea de
la T.-Severin pAna IA Sulina nu
vor avea de eat rezultate relative.
DE aceea toate statele partici-
pante sunt interesate sd iasa din
,aceasta conferintS un accord si pn
program de lucrari, al caror
complex ~ asiaure DnnSrei tot
randimentul de transport ce 80
poate obtine nrintr I'm regiln teh-
mic q economic bine conceput ii
fara intaziere executat.
Bate o'axioma a. mai ales
d,6a dezarganizarea miilaacelor
de locomofiune in timpnl 81 din
causa raxhoiul,i. navigat atipnea ]
capatat o imnartapta exesptio-
nala; care e nssntiae peralsl ~
ereutatiae De retseefe 4le oelor.
latte. In t0ate ststele .stA ~ -
pul intain q prsacuf friler asri-
sabilitatea apelof neri npnk !
este insa 9 arterx care ~ a
Europe csntrals y tiiii 1s1ei
aceesisin ehisr to asrI y
mari spfoaps ~ tot elIt1
|ofer4 neprstuite n n y
ststt, sSso,r le sihl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24

Bucnresti, 30 Martie 1929

La Camera. ell tot zgomotVl 81
huideourile majoritatei, opozitia
are ascendent vadit nu numai ca
moralitate politica dar char 81 ca
orator. buni.
ESecul d-lui Antonescu 81 in.
terventia d-lui !. Bratianu n 'au
facut de cat sd arate 81 mai evi-
denta aceasta superioritate. Cuvin-
|tarea de All mihistrului de inferno
lcare trebuia sd zdrobeasca dovezile
0pozitiei "a ridicat numai nedi-
meriri. In sinul majoritatilor, a
placut. in special ardelenilor libe-
rail-. Fericit era d. Mihalv care in
1919, cum face astazi d-l Vaitoianu
acuza -Partidul national ,,care "A in
drasnit sa uneasca teritorii ungu-
resti 10 Romanla Mare de exccs
de patriotism. J..
Figura generalumi Vaitorianu ia
astfel -caracteristica parte, care
, va Fl imortalizata de aplauzele a.
dunarei rationale din... Budapesta.
f 81 aceasta o Celebrate, die
general!
Reprezentantii Partidului natio-
nal tin insa sa Sc renarce numal
in Parlamentul della Bucuresti =
chiar cand .nu-i recunosc leSalita-
tea. Intre aeestia. parintele Manu-
s'a distins in sedinta de astazi.
l.inistit, cu vorba domoala dar
Ell inteles greu, parintele Manu- a
dhce grave amaInnte asupra ale
gerilnr din Ardeal. lmperturbabil
Ia zgomotele majoritatei care M
site sa exclame de eat cum fac ne
grii din Africa, huideo-urile find
la ordinea zilei parintele Manu- nu
are crutare pentru liberali. Cand
este interrupt Gle d-l Leonte Moldo
vanu = care STA amintit de orgi-
ma sa din tara Fagarasului pa
rintele Manu- ii da raspunsul care
pune in lumina adevarata pc toti
ardelenii carl S 'au adaptat mediu-
iui liberal:
D-ta nu esti vrednic de I'M
raspuns!
ST d. Mdldovam Leonte tace T..
Tact zdrobit sub .greutatea acestui
raspnns. In schimb, ca intr 'nn glas
i'm huideo gratis porneste din rim
durile majoritatei.
Parintelc Manu- continue cu a.
r;tarea dovezilor 81 i'm cele din ur-
mia ma .jOritatea Sc da dezarmata.
Nh ne intereseaza daca ca a ho-
tarat c0misiuni de ancheta earl sa
eereeteaze alegerea della Caraserr
81 SOmcuta- Mare. Valoarea acestor
e0misiuni este nula ca 81 intregu-
lui Parliament liberal.
Parintele Manu- M cerut invar
lidarea = fiindca nu poate ccre
legalitate autorilor celor mai scan
daloase ilegalitati.
Ori toenaai aeeasta MI 10 pOate
ierta .,Viitorul" Gu atat mai bine.
-Asistent
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24
||NFORMAT|UN|

New York. - Alba cateva mi
mute dnpa &c au parasit temnita,
dol communist fruntasi au fOst
arestati din nou 81 an fost readusi
la temnita de aici. Eli stunt Char
les Ruthenberg, de % ami, care a
fost dOmiciliat in Cleveland, sc.
.retar executiv al partidului CO.
munist, 81 Isac Fergoson, prese-
dinte executiv. Eli an fost acu-
zati de aceeasi crima: adeca agi-
tatie. \ ~
Washington. - Casatoria dom
nisoarei Catherine Hughes, fiida
secretarului de stat al Statelor
Unite, Charles Evans Hughes, GU
Chamcey Lockhart Waddell Sc
va face in 10 Iunie. Fidantarea
lor s'a facut in Martie.
P0itistul Joseph Ballash spune
ga IA surprins pc individ furind
in casa din coltul w. 47th 81
Clinton ave. Rdnitul fost in
campania a altor trei oameni
cand la surprins politistul care
liza provocat sa-si. ridice mantle,
dar ci au lnat-o la fuga. Atunci
|politistul 4 descarcat doua gloan-
te in el. :.
Zanesyille, @. In ON fost
omorit 81 opt All fost raniti Gu
ocazillnea ciocnirei unui tren de
|ia baltimore 4 Ohio GU un alt
|tren de la linia Ohio & Little
Kanawha., la Krickbaum's Cros-
|sinR, Ia IL mile de aici. Unll din
|raniti este George White, din
Marietta, fost deputat in Congress
|a1entru districtul Al 15-lea din
Chic, iar altul este secretarul
|sfu, s. G. Krigbau1n, din Marietta.
lngiaerul locamotivfi, Elmer Pre-
Sion din Parkersburs, W. VI !
murit. Ranitii se vor vindecs
TOT
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24

|datoria unei chibznite eospodarii,
Ice sd le obtie pc de-a 'ntregnl.
Atesta este rost,ll conferintei
|ei speram ca rezultatele vor Fl
1 din eela mai imbucuratoare.
(Din 'Universul J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24

Genoa. noasevicM din toata
lumea sunt scandalizati Cd sefal
delegated comnnistilor rusi la
conferihta din GehoA George
Cicerin, ma numai ca mera N
pranz pc vasul Dante Alighieri,
ca 0aspele regelui Italiei, dar 4
81 fost imbracat in haina de di-
mineata, prescrisa pentru CARA
zilei de eticheta curtei. FL a 81
strins mana regelui, 81 a 81 fost
fotografat in acest moment pen.
tru cinematografe. FL a mai dat
mana cu Louis Barthou, eel mai
mare mamie al comunistilor.
Cand Barthou a descoperit ca el
a fost fotografat cu Cicerin I'm
prcuna. devenit foarte suparat
81 nerves 81 pretins fotoerafilor
ca filmul sd fie distrns. Cicerin a
fost acompaniat de Leonid Kras
sin, expertul financiar al Rusiei
.sovietiste.
80
Northfield. Politia canta
dupa doua fete disparute. Ele
sunt: Emma Sanford, din Paw.
tuckett, r. I. 81 Bernice Hollings-
head, din Port Clinton, O. stu
dente la nniversitatea Gle afci
Eh II an fost gasite de Dumineca
trecuta, cahd 0amenii le-au vazut
vorbind GU dol tineri carl erau
intr 'un automobil. Fratele unei
fete a declardt Cd e posibiF cd
fetele an inceput t,lra in statul
Ohio folosindu-seN de vacanta de
Pasti. Politia insa crede ca ele au
fost, rapite de eel dol tinefi, oti
ca ele an mers cu tide buna ldr
vote.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24
ON fUcA c)ND1ULD|

Dorinta fostei imparatcse Nlta
a Austro-Ungariei care Sc afla in
exil pc Insula MADEIRA ca sd nasca
|copilul cu care c insarcinata pc
pamant unguresc va Fl indeplini-
|ta, Contele Huniadi ca sa salts
|faca dorinta Zitei mers in I'm
garia de unde a adus doJa gea-
mantane de pamant unguresc
care va Fl risfpit pc dusumeaua
|camerei in care va naste fosta
imparateasa.
Cand il cere mana vrea sa site
cat o iubeste, dnpa &c s'a cununat
cu el singurul lucru care inte-
reseaza g sd site cati bani este in
kstare sal dea.
IL
In primavara aceasta no sii
lavem Ocazie sa vedcm 0 singura
floarc de papadie. Acei carl ii
cunosc valOarca % culeg inainte
de rasaritul soarelui.
d
DE cand sau intrOdus auto
lmobilele sncietatea pentru pro-
tectia animalelor numai are nici
un rost, 81 daca $ ar gasi in fie-
lcare comitat cateya femei CT,
sentimente umanitare ar trebni
81 infiinteze societati pentru pro
tectia barbatilor.
q
Din toate ghicitoarele earl an
prezis viit0arele razboaie 81 Gala
mitatile care Sc vor revarsa pc
glGbul noStru tereStru nici una
ia a fOst in stare sd prezica pana
acum care va fl rpsultatul con-
ferintei de la Genoa.
q
Barbatul unei femei celebre, ca
Lady Astor de pilda, e casi roat;l
Sau cOlacul de reserva la un au-
tomobil.
'@
Faptul ca generalul Semneof
n'a VENT cu intentia sa tina con-
|ferinte i'm tara aceasta serveste
cu 80 ia suta si scape din in
eurcatura in care a cazut.
50
D-na Maria Terlizzi din East
Chicago, care impuscat 81 uciS
|,pe ds-oara Maria Page ca refu-
zat sa Sc marite dupa baiatul Ell,
a fOst condamnata la inchisOare
pc viata. dar sc schimba chestia
Aaca vntima ar Fl fOst un barbat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24
CALENDARE

Gosindu-ne IN numxr de O.
letn4ars liAapoi. % ~ fort per-
ettte ~ drum, din diferite lo-
ol1fi, auiintam ~ acei - doress
nck calendarlll nostfu, care
Sstp foarte bogst, q tri1nitx
flnediat 76c, q 4 vom trimite,
fluhtem calendare Il \ 81
1icpa i rudsniile Nv. Pu.
!! y ttimits s,,nna y 81 ti1ibrs
1tals q ~. l' b
57oo |ult lysnus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24

Faptul ca gencralul Semneof
a VENT cu intentia sa tina con
ferinte an tara aceasta serveste
ell 80 ia suta sa scape din in
rurcatura in care a caZut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-24

Barbatul unci fcmei celebre. ca
Lady Astor de pilda, casi roata
Sau colacul de reserva la un au-
tomobil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-17

Near High Sta Few Doors Below Packer Hous.

l wish to announce that my present place has been
remodeled to an up-to-date store, where in addition
to my High Grade Line OF Furs, l will carry an exclusive
line of CoakS, SUITS, Dresses and Skirts. All my mer-
chandise will bear the reliability and honest dealings
of my 8 years of business with the people of Perth
Amboy and vicinity.