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The Cottage Near Broadway

"If you are Mr.. S%telyard, l have
never met YOU" Fred had finally to
say.
"There'n be no trouble about the
'if,' Mr.. Dale" said Stelyard dryly'
Now we will adjourn to Mrs. Full
ler's. please. l prefer to omit an
nouncement of the call"
Fred and Connie followed him
down the two flights to the Fuller
door. At their ring. the lady ap-
peared in bird-of-paradise raiment,
Seeing Stelyard. however. she tried
to close the door. It was too late,
The gray-haired gentleman made his
way into the apartment, followed by
the Dales.
Mrs. Fuller. 1 think you know
me?"
The unwilling hostess shrugged
Slightly, but her attempt at indiffer-
ence was not successful.
you and someone impersonatins
me have been trying to boost a
worthless stock, Barringer Motors,
by spreading reports and by a plot
TO make the automobile interests
think 1 was behind it. You have
carefully cultivated this Mr.. Dale,
who did not know me by sight. You
introduced a mar to him who I'M
personated me. You dropped hints
and a scrap of paper with the pur-
pose of getting a large number of
automobile statesmen to invest their
savings in Barringer Motors, which
you know to be heading for bank
ruptcy. All this will be interesting
to the district attorney. Have you
anything to say?"
Mrs. Fuller reached for a cigaret,
struck a match and lighted 1t.
Nothing" she answered between
puffs, Except to ask you to go
ahead. I could use a hundred thou
sand dollars SANDER suit award"
Stelyard turned to leave.
II hope you will have an enjoya-
BILE time spending it." He moved
briskly to the door and was almost
out of the apartment before Mrs.
Fuller cried:
"Wait!"
A ~melodramatic change had taken
place. Something had gone out of
her. She suddenly looked tired and
spent and the gay plumage made the
broken woman look only more
pathetic.
IT guess" she said slowly, you
win this time, and l lose. I'd like
to-explain, Mr.. Stelyard. I needed
money terribly. I knew Mr.. Dale as
a recent arrival in New York"
She proceeded with her story.
Fred was a likely decoy for other
investors in Barringer Motors. The
man impersonatfng Steyard was an
agent of hers. The scrap of letter
was carefully concocted-planted in
the car to be found. She asked for
mercy. .
The Dales felt the matter had
gone beyond their valid interest and
left the two to themselves, returning
in silence to their rooms. For a long
time neither spoke. 1t was Fred who
turned at last to Connie and with
outstretched hands pleaded with his
heart in his voice.
you are so right, dear, and I so
completely wrong that you should
find it Easy to forgive me. oh. dear
est, do. My only plea is that I did
this damfool thing for love of you
Do you believe me, Connie?
'If I didn't believe you, and have
faith in you" she cried. her hot face
against his breast, "Id die-just
die! What could've do without
your"
Fred held her close. "You said
we. dearest? What"
But only slight affirmative
movement of the head pressed
against his coat told him the tre-
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Kitchen Hints
T~.--oting Menus

Soon housewives and mothers
must think of the Children's lunches
which must be put up to carry,
or prepared at home to serve not.
In either case many things must be
considered. These lunches must be
attractive, appetizing and CONAN
those foods which are necessary TO
keep the growing child in good
health.
Let us consider, first. the lunch
box If the girl is to carry 1t, 1t can
be quite different from the one a
| boy carries. He does not wish to be
bothered with one which must be
carried home. If 1t is too elaborate.
the boys may laugh at him. So IL
pc ssible let him carry his lunch in
a paper container which need not lie
taken home.
With the present convenient paper
dishes, obtainable at almost all
stores, it is possible to prepare a
very attractive lunch box.
AS TO food, there should be one
substantial sandwich with a filling
of meat or egg; one sweet iandwich,
or plain bread and butter with some
salad in a jelly tumbler.
Put in the box some sweet, such
as stuffed dates or ~figs-cookiea or
one piece of cake, and always fruit,
The orange may have the rind cut,
so 1t will be easy to peel, and tlcn
be wrapped in oiled paper.
For the older children, pastry
baked in two rounds with a fruit
tlling between Is always enjoyed. A
baked apple, a few pieces Of home
made fudge, a cup custard baked In
a pretty cup; a small frosted cake
all of these at various times will be
appreciated.
When possible, milk should be
bought at the school. But otherwise
have one or two half-pint bottles
with tight fitting caps, and put TIA
and two straws in the lunch box
There is a novelty about drinking
Glilk from the bottle through &
straw.
Each piece of cake, and the SAID
witches, ought to be wrapped sep
rately in oiled paper. Paper nap
PAPER but news paper or any PRINTED
paper should never be used arount
food.
The following are suggested com
b.nationS for a lunch box:
One-Two sandwiches. one o.
brown bread and butter, one white
bread and butter.
One boiled egg. the yolk taken gu
and mixed with butter, salt and pep
per. The egg is then wrapped II
oiled paper.
Two cookies.
One orange.
TwO-One sandwich made will
chopped ham and chicken mixed
with mayonnaise. (Of curse any
other meat on hand may be used
Three olives or three small
pickles.
One frosted chocolate cake.
Bottle of milk.
One apple.
Three-Chopped g and bacor
sandwich.
Jelly tumbler of cole slaw.
Three cookies.
) One orange.
Four-Two peanut butter sand
witches, one having chopped pickle
and one jelly mixed with peanu
butter.
One apple tart.
! Three pieces chocolate fudge.
Bottle of milk.
l Five-Two buttered rolls.
Jelly tumbler Of fruit salad.
Cup custard.
N TUn cookies
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as it rises from the ground, so that
it drops on the other side of the net
inside the opponents receiving
court. This receiving court is 20
feet square, as diagramed above. If
the server fails in two trials to get
the ball into the receiving court
opposite, it counts an "out" against
her side, and the next player gets
to serve The four members OF
each team serve in rotation.
When a served ball lands in the
receiving court, any member of the
team in that court may return it by
striking it with the open palm OF
one hand, so that it goes across the
net and lands in fair territory, any
where inside the court opposite.
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O. How many inches does a wo-
mans hair grow in a year,. c. b.
A. The length of life of the hair
varies with the age, sex, character
of hair. and individual popularity.
Each hair has it's determined length
of life, and this Is not the same for
every hair of the same sort. The
rate of growth, especially in young
women, is from 2 to 5 mm., or about
Is to IA inch, during each ten days
after first piercing the skin, or about
3-8 to "a inch a month. When 1t
reaches a length of 10 to IA inches
it's rate Of growth is reduced one-
half, and later toward the end OF
its normal life its increase is hard
ly perceptible.
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RADIO PROGRAMS

Bamberger's program for Monday
follows:
2:30-Song recital by Helen Gray
10 year old soprano of Montclair.
3:15-"How to. Become an Amer
lean" by Chester e. Taylor.
3:30-Piano recital.
6:15-Baseball scores.
6:20-Weekly Release of the Bah
son Statistical Organization.
6:30-Mr. Philip Gordon, musical
director of the South Side High
School will deliver a lecture on How
Music Is Composed"
S:00-An address by Ex-Governor
William Runyon on "Citizenship.'
S:10-Songs by Rev. Berele Cha
gy. Rev. Chagy is classed among
the leading cantors of this country
and is very well known on the on
cert stage.
S:30-Joint recital by Ann Altieri,
dramatic soprano and Paul Haeus-
sler. pianist, accompanist.
S:40-Community singing led by
Carl Bannwart. president of the Or
pheus Club of Newark.
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
OF ILONA
PLAN FOR A DANCE

At the meeting of the Daughters
of Ilona, held Tuesday night in the
Community House, arrangements
were made to hold a dance in the
Catholic school auditorium, in Cort-
landt street, on October l. Many in
novations are being planned by the
committee in charge. An excellent
musical program has been arranged
by Seiboth's Jazz Orchestra for the
evening. Tickets may be procured
from any member of the club. At
the close of the business session, a
social time followed. Refreshments
were served.
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PLAY CARDS
AT YACHT CLUB

At the regular weekly card party
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rar-
itan Yacht Club, held in their club
rooms in Water street. yesterday
afternoon. high score for the after
noon was made by Mrs. Arthur STAN
ton, in bridge. and Mrs. Leighton
Eames, in five hundred. Refresh
ments were served by the committee
in charge which consisted of Miss
Marie Robbins. chairman, assisted
by Mrs. William II. Pfeiffer, Mrs.
Stephen Somogyi. Mrs. E. II. Ro-
mond, and Mrs. John Murray.
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Women Distributed Among Soldiers

LONDON, Sept. 16:-Twenty-five
thousand Christian women and girls
have been conveyed to the interior
and distributed among the Turkish
soldiers, Mrs. Lascaris, editor of the
newspaper Kosmox in Smyrna, de
clared in a dispatch to the Times
from the island of Mitylene.
New refugees from Smyrna ar
rived here this morning, including
many Americans and English. They
say the TURKS are using machine
guns at the street corners and kill
ing indiscriminately," the message
added.
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IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You know it is a breach of eti-
quet to invite a wife to dinner with
out her husband.
An invitation is always addressed
to the husband and wife together
and individually to other members
of the family.
All dinner invitations require an
acceptance or refusal Immediately
after they are received.
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To Hold Festival

Members of the choir of st. Paul's
Evangelical church. in First street,
will hold a festival in the lecture
room of the church, on Tuesday,
September 10. At prettily appointed
tables, dainty maids in white will
serve peaches, ice cream and home
made cake at a nominal cost. Tickets
may be procured from any member
of the choir or at the door.
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The Girls Like It

Undoubtedly Net Hand Bali
is the most popular game played
by the girls on our St. Louis
Municipal Fairgrounds. It is not
used very extensively through
out the country, however, be-
cause it was originated here and
has not yet had an opportunity
to become widely known"
RODOWE H. ABEKEN.
Superintendent of Recreation,
City of St. Louis.
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got to know navigation, and lacking
is one of the big tricks. we've wealth
cred some hard blows these two
years, and now we're all good sail
ors-even this little passenger here.
Blest IL 1 don't think yen go the rest
Of the voyage safe and sound with
no more rough weather than's
necessary"
(The End)
Copyright, 1922, NEA Servlce)
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Only Servers Score


Only the serving team scores.
A failure by the team not serving to
return the ball counts one point for
the servers. A failure by the ervers
c ants one out against the servers.
When two "outs" are made, the
other team gets to serve. The team
which first cores 81 points wins
the game.
Fouls are made when a player
during play steps outside her court;
when a player in the act of playing
the ball touches the net; when a
player attempts to strike the ball
in any manner other than with the
open palm of one hand; and when
the team not serving fails to attempt
to return the ball. All such fouls
count either an "out" or a point"
against the side that ofends.
Next week The Fun Maker will
tell about an unusual collection of
games that a be played with old
auto tires, suggested by Fl. w.
Graef, a play man of Chicago.)
Copyright. 1922. Associated Editors)
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an my experience in playground
work" writes Rodowe H. Abeken.
head of the playground system OF
St, Louis. Il have found it very diff
fcult to discover popular games for
girls of twelve to sixteen years"
So Mr.. Abeken invented a game
himself. 1t has been a huge success.
The following story tells about the
am just as Mr.. Abeken described
It to THE FUN MAKER.
It is Net Hand Ball, a combina-
ton of tennis and hand ball, played
with a tennis ball, but with hands
taking the place OF racquets.
Net hand ball is played on a court,
90 by 80 feet, four girls on a SIDE.
The court may be larger or smaller
to accommodate any number OF
players.
Server Starts Play
To start the play, the ball is
SERVED" much the same as in ten
mis-. The server stands anywhere
inside the court, back of the serv-
ing line, and bounces the ball once,
hitting it with the fat of her hand
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The ball is then batted back and
forth until it is out of play. The
ball must be hit either on the fly,
or on the first bounce. After its
second rebound it is dead.
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The Magic Automobile
A Fairy Queens wand is a Won
derful thing, so when Flap-Doodle
(who was pretending he was a wiz
ard) waved the wand and asked 1t to
change him into an automobile, he
had no trouble at all.
The Twins did not know this.
They didn't know that when Mr.:
Wizard said to please excuse him I'LL
he would go to his garage II get
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-15

Imui director general dintr 'un
minister al nostru 81, vazand a.
cpsta in adresa la Sibiu, strada.
Saguna nr. 6. a facut urmatoarea
iobservatiune: 'Da, st1'ada gene
raj Saguna din Sibiu, Q cunosc
bine r' "Nici poveste!' = il
intrerupse un subaltern. Aceasta
strada din Sibiu botezata asa
dupa n,mele celui mai mare ar.
hiepiscnp 81 mitropolit pc care
q au. avut romanii ortodoxi din
Transilvania, dupa numele nemu-
ritorulni Andreiu baron de Sagu
ma, lar MI dupa al vre-unni ge.
neral".
Mi-am zis atunci: Ce putin tre-
bue sa site acesti oameni despre
ctitoria culturala scea mai insem.
nata acestui m;tropolit, despre
'Asociatiunea pentru literatura
romano 81 eultura poporului TO
man., daca despre intaiul Ell in
Itemeietor 81 presedinte nici ha-
bar nh au.
| De altfel e inca in amintirea
Ituturor cazlll unui academician al
nostru. fost ministru de externe,
care traise multa vreme la Roma,
Iunde avut prilej sd cunoasca ra-
porturile confesionalc ale popoa-
relor elTopene ca putin altii 81
care. voind sa mangaie pc sasi in
noua situate political, lea adre-
sat memorabilia cuvinte: SASH
sd fie linistiti... conccrdatul Gu
sfantul scaun apostolic al Romei
Sc incheie!" SASH luterani... sa
lie llnlstltI, ca Sc face concOfda-
tul Gu Vaticanul! Daca II 'asi Fl
auzit Ell insu-mi. en- urechile me.
lie, pc niste sasi zicand ca acest
ministru, prin vorbele scapate, q
ldevenit 'nemuritor de ridicol''
(uDsterblich lachprlich). nOata al
nu-i dam cine site CO importanta
Tot mai multi ma conving insa
ca, ignoranta noastra in ceeact
lpriveste tara, popoarele conlocui
ltoare 81 vecine, pc moi insine, cs
neam, in trecut 81 prezent ETC., is
uneori proportii inspaimantatoar,
Isl e deadreptul desastroasa.
| DIN Universally.
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Ro|uI tineretu|ui

CHEM AREA tneetuui vaa nationala din
America FL poate auta multi la marirea 81 main
tarca anziunilor omnest earl fo 81 sunt factor
principal in rezirea costine rationale desvoltarea
tului de drept cetatenesc.
In tmpul prezent putin tiner inscrisi membr
IN socetae noastre Una dnte pare fl ca petrece
le dnafara att de agtore la virsa or e ocupa aproape
inreg timpul iber in care sar puea nerca de socet
alta este socetac or lie pac mai multi disractle deca
sarcna dea nga cei mai in vrs facd planur pen
ru bunu al organzatunei Mai este lar posb ca ei
find tner 81 sanatos, sd gandeasca la datora
eatre la vreme de batr;nete 81 de neputna.
Insa foare gres daca judeca astfel ST in sinul
solicitation pot g desule dsraci, dac mcearca 81 e
procu Sc poate orgnza la fecare soccate grup dis
nct al nereulu araneze cat de DIES piese de eau
ansuri 81 sezator tere Mai pacute mai foosioare pc
recer acestea pot casorii de lemn de prn parcur
dnsurie din caracer prea comecal unde aduna
tot communicated mai cinea ogratee GU fime Gle
crime, sparger 81 auter, unde omuui fura mod
mcstesug numa banii ci 81 bunele calita sufleesti
Gu cat onl Sc g;ndeste mai din asigura
nenorocrior vrenor de nepunta, att este mai
hne Orce tinr inelep Isl ntipari accasa i'll mnte Gu
tinerii nscru e tmpuru socieati att maj
crlnd ia nastee in sufletu lor sinful de discipline de
respect penu ege 1nvaa deoseb conducatorul bun de
Gel mbogaeSte cunostnele de mutt fap
ul dcvennd in multa lume aud mue pareri
hume 81 mue ie frumoase Deasemenea, asstnd La desba
teri eli invaa udece drcpt 81 ss ntrebunteze
1aunea la cauarea adevaulu III orice chese Tot asfel
mai nvata sa faca panr de organzare cum sa ia
nitiativa 81 sa deve frunasi 81 conducator IN toae
imIejurlrile viete.
In curind veeran organza unilor noastre simti
voa de reage della conducele. Ri spune ca sunt
batl;ni obosit 81 m mai pot Amci de facu! Nu
tcue sa alt gata de prm steagul din mantle or
stove. Atuc vine rinlu alto1a a ntre la upa lna
prml. Da tebue asguam barlnor buculia de putea
l,sa steagul Ununei in mani vrednice 81 compeene.
Sa fe membru sa NUS nscre copii In soceatl
81 fe tir Roman ss nesocoteasca steagul cacl
roul omuu pamant este numai acea de a-si aduna
pc singur, inchis in casa ursul in
viezin FL rebue gandeasca aga datora burti
mai si ae oatorii, multi mai Mobile 81 mai maree
G. STANCULESCU.
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cient. Oar eli nici cand ma astep-
tat dupa I'm tramvaiu.
4
Ayand in vedere numarul tot
mai mare al 'Stalpilor de cafe
nea" earl parasesc Bucurestiul
spre a ne face de ris neamul pc
aci prin America, = propunem
.domnlrlui presedinte al "Asocia-
tiunei Patronilor de Cafenele, din
Capitala" sd lie dea acelor CLIENT
vechi credit 81 pc mai departe, =
sal tie acolo asa, de mila. moi am
fl gata "a colectam pc aci ceva
dolari 81 sa formam un fond ma
| tional pentru intretinerea lichele-
lor Ba am mai face poate 81 altele
numai sd scapam de Ell.
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CoPuLOR.

:Veniti la sanul mcu totii.
Copii Gu fruntfle senine,
4 Neniti sa premeniti izvorul
'Nadejdii mele de mai bine!
Vol sunteti roua diminetii
&c scanteie nestiutoare,
Ca poarta n ca intreg argintu
Curat al razelor de SCARE.
Din glasul vost', TN dulce clopor
&c mangaie-un am,rg de seara
lnvata sufletul meu, bietul,
Sa ereada n flori 81 n primavara
81 par Ga inteleg mai bine
privighetoarea care canta..
Veniti, veniti! Mi-atat Gle draga
Zburdalnicia voastra sfanta.
caci rasnl vostru plin navalnic,
Ca nnda raulni de munte,
lmi amnteste 'ndurerata
Povcste-a firelor carunte,
81 par 'ca-mi picura I'm cantec
La poarta NINTH mele reci:
= O dnlce 'ntarziata raza
Din rainl meu pierdutape veei.
Octavian uoga.
(Din 'Primavara'o.
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Washington. = Intr una din
conditiunile puse pentru recu-
nOaSterea guvernului mexican.
Statele Unite cerea libertatea re-
ligioasa absOlntiA sau cu alte GU
vinte protejarea misiOnarilOr Pro-
testanti.
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! sPRE A NB cUNOASrE
MAI BINE.

In zilele acestea ma fntampina
I'm distins flu al tarei noastre
care imbratisase cariera diploma
tica ell urmatoarea intrebare
'D-ta esti din Transilvania 81
cunosti bine relatiunile de acolo,
spune-mi: vorbsscA sasii ungureste
sau un dialect slav"?
Care MI ia fost mirarea cand a
aflat Cd SASH mi yorbesc nici un-
.gureste, nici 0 lilnba slava, ci I'm
dialect german.
I'm militar superior - 81 nn
din generatia lui Mos Teaca, ci
din eel mai tineri ~ nu intelegea
in rllptnf capului, cum - face Cd
secuii tin. on uBgurii, cand q STUNT
doara. -. sasi: A trebnit sa inter-
vina in discutie un compartment
lntreg - discHtia era in tren =
pentru al determine pc bravul
nOstru militar s6 creada ca, da,
secuii au dreptate 81 tina Gu nm
gurii, find ei ramura rasletita
a acestui popor.
Presentand aqDoi mai daunazi 0
adresa a "Asociatiunsi pentru
literature roman4 q cultura po-
porului roman cunoscnta 81 sub
dennmirea ''Astra", Gu resedinta
I'm Sibin, dar ca ramifieatii in
inse in intres cnprinsul tarei,
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NF0RNAT|UN|

Madrid. = Sc anmta Official ca
triburile marocane Kabyles Ben
Issles. Haddadi 81 Anasel au cedat
suprimatiei spaniole.
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Brnyel. REGGIE George al
Angliei a laudat in mod Official
erOismul srlrOrei de caritate Edith
Cavell. punand cu mana sa un
steag pc locul unde snsnumita a
fost impnseata de Germani pentru
vina de spionaj.
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Costul traiului este redus. Asa
snnt 81 sansele Gle a lucra.
q
Gu eat mai 'repede'' este un
om eli atat mai usor este prins de
o fence. 81 vice-yersa.
A
Politistul din New York, care
omorit in zilele trecute pc un
bandit va spune pentru apararea
sa ca ma stiut ca arma lui este
incalHata. !.
Il
In professor fest foarte feri-
cit cand, dupa ce mai multi ami a
facut cnrte la o fata, aceasta 4
zis ''da's cand el cerut-o in
casatorie.
'Dar de ce al stricat logodna
la cateva zile'' intrebat un
prietin.
'Ea stricat-o."
Gum Sc poate?H
'vezi Ell uneori stunt foarte
.distrat, 81 asa s'a fntamplat ca 4
freia ri lam cernt din nou
mana"
Biblia spunc ca Iov fost pa
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desvelire, Contele Apponyi zioea
ca Americana sumt astazi singu-
rii pacifisti adevarati in lume,
earl arata I'm spirit de reconcl-
liare in caritatea lor generoasia
catre eel invins.'
Dublin. Pacea 81 linistea in
liberul stat al Irlandei au fost in
trerupte de niste vesti rele ce
anuntau cazuri de violenta spre
nord. In Belfast au fost impuscata
sase persoane.
Roma. Dl Herne, rectorul
Universitatii Americana din loc, a
facut 0 vizita Ia Papa.
Belfast. - @ bomba aruncat:i
i'm strada Glcnview ranit greu
doua femei cc tocmai sc intam
plasera sa treaca pe acolo.
Riga. = D-nul .Joffe, impreun;
:u alti Rusi din delegatia ri
seasca la Geneva, an plecat CT
trenul catre Russia.
Copenhaga. - In parlamentu
Danemarcei sa depus astazi II,
project prin care Sc cere reduce
rea bugetului armatei la treinl'
din eel actual.
Paris. = Camera de conner
franceza professional contra impo
zitului vamal ce America voiest,
sd pule pc poreelanurile franceze
/ Belfast. James, Francis S
Tomas Mckeown, cate trei de re
ligiune catolica, au fost tirit
noaptea din paturile lor 81 impus
cati. James a murit imediat, ia
ceilalti dol Sc crede ca vor scap;
ell viata, cu toate ca Francis ar
in corp 16 rane de glont.
Niena. - Ministrul de finante
Alfred Gnertler, STA dat dimisi
din cabinet din canza vOtului d
cenzura dat de socialist 81 filo
Germani asupra marirei taxelo
vamale en- 40 la snta. Locul i.
va tine temporar cancelaru
Schober. 49,
Vera Cruz. = La Japaia a fos
trims un detasament de trup
ipentru potolirea rascoalelor isbut
mite in acel loc. Generalul Sar
ichez a plecat.s Sc consfatuiasc
in privinta aceasta ell presedir
tele Obregon.
| Chicago. III. La intrunire
croitorilor. de aici. s'a anuntat c
Incurand sc va incepe un mar
atelier de haine rusesti, capital
| Zat 81 condus de sOcietatea munc
toreasca numita 'American- Ri
sian Trade Industrial Workers
Association Intreprinderea v
/ fl financiata de mllncitori cu II
capital varsat de un million d
ldOlari.
| Mexico City. Presedintel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-15

Norbele bune ajung mai depar-
te ca telegrafia fara sirma.
-
Mar Fl Admirable daca banii ar
circula asa de repede ca svonu
rile?
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Botleggerii f0losasc limbaj jul
urmator: recolta de papusoiu din
anul acesta este evaluata La 6mi-
liOane galoane.
Artist faimosi spun ca muzica
te yindeca de jazz. dar tinerii
americani spun ca jazzul tc vim
deca de muzica.
Dempsey spune ca Willard este
prea bHtran ca sa Sc puma la luptl
cu el. Daca Dempsey va~sta mai
mn.t in Paris, ori daca va face
lnulte vizite artistei Peggy Joyce,
ei vor ii de aceeasi etate.
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Pentru femee frumoasa fie.
care II este Decoration Day..