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The New York herald., 1922-03-19

OTTAWA, March 11.-Modes of life,
superstitions and beliefs not very far
removed from those of the Neanderthal
man. are revealed as to-day existent in
the ice and snowclad fields OF the far
north. at Coronation Gulf.
The strange lives and beliefs OF these
little known inhabitants of this out OF
the way land, the Copper Eskimos. are
made known in official reports of the
Canadian Arctic expedition OF 1913-1s.
soon to be published. It Is the work OF
ID. Jenness. ethnologist with the southern
party or the expedition. who writes in
an entertaining way of these peoples
dwellings. their snow and ice dance halls,
their food. their marriages. their amuse-
ments. their psychology and their NOR
ality.
Here is the Copper Eskimo's concep-
tion of our universe, as told by Mr..
Jenness:
"A flat and unbroken expanse of land
and seattle earth-covered over dur
ing the great part OF the year with
snow and ice; of underlined limits but
stretching farther than any man knows
at each of its corners pillar of wood
holding up the sky: above that. on Its
surface. another land abounding In Carl
bou and other animals like our own
earth; wandering across this upper ex-
panse semi-spiritual beings, the sun, the
moon and the stars"
TO the Copper Eskimo the sun and
abodes of semi-human beings, the sun
being a woman and the moon man.
The mountains OF the moon are the
mans dogs, according to one account ;
according TO another they are a woman
with her dogs behind her. for once she
came down 10 earth and the shamans
(mediators between the Ekimos and the
supernatural world) tied rope around
her and hoisted her to the sky again.
The weather, spoken of as a man. moves
along the sky and as he walks the sun
goes down.
Stars Were Human Beings.
The stars were human beings or ami
mails before they assembled into the sky.
Orions three starred belt Is composed OF
sealers who never returned to camp.
The Copper Eskimos believe that
many strange and only semi-humap
races surround their land The Indians.
they feel, may be human, but the peoples
far from them are altogether strange.
After we had been in their country
over a year" writes Mr.. Jenness. 1t
was announced as a great discovery one
day that the white men were no differ
ent from the Eskimo"
Birds and animals, think the Copper
Esklmos, can be offended BY scornful
words and the hunter who mocks the
caribou or seal will be suddenly stricken
down by illness or dogged by constant Ill
luck. Not only must the Eskimo pro-
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

and their children. These have be-
come a part OF the country, and thir-
ty-nine distinct linguistic stocks i'm
course. The barbaric jargon which
naturally results is the great task inn
posed by the Society for the Preser-
vation of American Speech upon them
selves to overcome.
Generations grow up and in their
turn give way to the new generation
right here in this country without the
native tongue of far off Russia or Ar
menia or Austria being changed.
Clans are formed. groups of people
more or less powerful ferment the ma
tional spirit of the country by their
very inability to comprehend the
sspeech OF their Government.
During the war one Of the greatest
problems which confronted the Gov
ernment was the percentage of drafted
men who were incapable of under
standing the English spoken COM
mands when issued. This defect was
admitted by those in authority to have
been an important reason for the de-
lay in preparation. The simplest OF
commands given by the officers would
invariably be executed in a half dozen
different methods because the soldiers
| did not understand English. The per-
centage Of citizens. fully qualified in
every other respect, who are enrolled
on the ledgers of the United States
and who cannot read and write their
own name is very serious one.
This babel OF different tongues is a
matter OF grave Importance. When
tie individuals of country speak in
different languages discord and strife
must ensue. Doubt, suspicion, preju-
dice, antipathy, fear and hate are the
natural results OF dissimilar speech. 1t
is of vital Importance that the various
races which form the inhabitants OF
the country should be made to speak
the same tongue.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
The Great French Cardinal
Built a Great Monunen,

N The far sightedness of Richelieu has
been proven. The French language
soon became the diplomatic language
of the world. The trust of the French
Academy has resulted in making tie
FRENCH Government the most unified
country on the globe. The patriotism
OF the people is traditional and un-
i eQualed
n The object OF the National Associa-
.tion for the Improvement of American
Speech Is the same as that OF Cardinal
RicIelieu. with the hope of a much
broader influence. The American Ian
Euage is thing which few people ever
stop TO consider, and yet il ia the
! matriX in which are preserved and
transmitted the thoughts, ideas and
ideals of a hundred million Of people.
From the international point Of
view one-third OF the entire land sur
! race of the globe is under the do
'minion Of English speaking people
and one-fourth of the population Of
tne earth are English speaking people
h, since the days OF the early vene-
tians English has been the commercial
language OF the world and is rapidly
becoming the diplomatic language as
we'll. The recent Washington confer
ence is an example OF the stride OF
progress made by the English speak
ing race. For the first time in the
history OF French political life their
+ language was dispensed with as a
diplomatic means Of intercommunica-
tion at an international conference.
The press spoke lengthily on the sub
ject at the time. and France was
Z greatly disturbed by the matter.
n The power OF language Is un-
limited. A uniform speech is an in
dispensable attribute OF nationality.
BY fostering the national conscious
ness II serves to counteract class RI
valries and TO preserve the national
culture. National speech is the com
bined product or individual usage The
greatest difficulty which the organiza-
lion encounters is the native indiffer-
ence OF the American people
"r spoak English all right" says q
typical subject OF Uncle Sam
"I haven't got time 70 think about
the way speak. What's the matter
with &c? Well. anyway, it's good
enough for me. and that's MI there
is to IT," and the old familiar nasal
voice brooks no reply.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
..Richelieu's Wisdom in
Founding Academy 'Ex-
aa.a. ample to America
NATIVE BORN ARE LAX
asiss
National Culture Rests on
Common Language,
sgs Writer Shows.
BABEL CALLED DISCORD
nAloGA
Clannishness Feared if Aliens
Do Not Learn to Use Tongue
of Adopted Land.
BABEL CALLED DISCORD
BY DAGMAR PERKINS,
Bryn Mawr, A. B. President of the
gsw National Association to Improve
American Speech.

American Speech.
T-EW people remember that the
Is French Academy, the Parnas-
sus of the world of to-day. had
its origin in the reign of Louis XIV.
lt existed then as a literary coterie,
which held its meetings in Paris, and
It, had become famous for the cele-
brated names of the various members,
for TIE brilliancy Of wit and wisdom
said to be omnipresent, and for the
intellectual status 1t was admitted to
possess.
Cardinal Richelieu, with his ever
watchful eye, saw the possible power
of such an assembly, and decided to
unity the coterie and give it a definite
purpose. He believed that a fixed
standard of grammar and rhetoric
would make the French language a
powerful instrument in the solidifying
of the Government. The duties which
were imposed upon the members Of
the coterie, which was then and there
designated as the French Academy
We're ito purify and fix tie national
tongue, to throw light upon it's OBJ
securities, to maintain its character and
principles, and at their private meet
fngs to keep this object in view. Their
discussions were to turn on grammar
rhetoric and poetry; their critical OBJ
servations on the beauties and defects
, or classical French authors in order
J TO prepare editions of their works;
and 10 compose a new dictionary OF
!, RE French langnagen
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

Special Gable 10 THE Nrw YonK HrnALp.
Copwfoht, 1899. bp TIrr NEW yoRK HrnaLp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Marot.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
De IA Liga NatiullOr

Geneva. II Sept. - In urma
instructiunilor primite din ,partea
guvernelor lor, representantii An
gliei 81 al Frantei au acccptat as
taxi planul lordului Robert Cecil
de "campania International: con-
ira razboillui' dupa cum este i
s'a dat numele ultimului pact Dc
pace continentala. Planul acesta
va veni spre discutii in parla.
ment 81 de aceea Sc asteNpta ve-
nirea lui Lloyd George la Geneva
saptamana viitoare.
De asemenca Sc mai anunta ca
consiliul suprem al aliatilor va
tine intrunire la Geneva, ceea-
&C da loc la presupunerea ca An
glia, Franta 81 Italia vor schita
un plan care sa fie prezentat 81
celorlalte natiuni spre aprcbare.
Planul acesta este tot cam c,i
prcpus de prescdintele Wilson 81
adoptat de Liga Natiunilor, avan,l
insa 0 mica modificare la arti-
.colul Y. Deosebirea in cuvintele
Cd natiunile Sc leaga in mod de.
finit lua armele contra oricarui
.agresor spre al pune in imposi-
bilitatca dc iesi' biruitor.
LA intrunirea de All a comite.
tului de desarmarc s'a spus clal
ca puterile au intentia sd invite
81 pc Russia 81 Germania a intru
in aceasta intclegere.
Pana astazi, reprezentantii ta.
rilor scandinave, numarati prin.
tire eel mai mari aderenti a
ideiei de desarmare, s'au opus
planului prop,ls de lordul Cecil
|sppnand ca adoptarca lui lar sill
sasi mareasca efectivul putere
armate.
Elvetia a oferit Ligei Natiuni
lor 10000 de yarzi patrati de pa
mdnt in Geneva, pe care sa-s
cladeasca un nou edificiu pentr,
biroul international al muncii $
inca sala pentru intrunirile Ii
gel 81 conferintele internationale
Oferta fost facuta de d-nul Pau
Ulster, membru parlamentului ell
Ivetian 81 delegat al Elvetiei il
societatea natiunilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13

WASHINGTON, 13 Sept.-Bi-
roul de amploiere al Statelor Uni
te declara ca situatia lucratorilor
e mutt mai buna acum decat anul
trecut pc vremea aceasta, cand
cinci milioane de oamcni Sc aflau
fara ocupatie.
+ adevarat ca lipsa de carbuni
81 impiedicarea communicated pc cal
le ferate tinut in urma lucrarilc
industriale in uncle localitati, insa
daca ar fl destui carbuni ca sa sc
tie fabricile in nliscarc, 81 daca pe
calle ferate . ar putea transporta
carbunii necesari industriei 81 ma
terialele lucrate, cerinta de munci-
tori ar Fl atat de mare incat la lar
ma viitoare nu 5 ar mai gasi nici
uIl ON TARA Iucfu.
Desi figurile .rapoartelor lunare
arata o mica descrestere in numa-
rul celor angajati la lucru in 81
de oraSe, in alte 26 Sc vede 0 ere
stere a numarului in comparable Gu
luna August.
Fabricile de produse chimice
stunt in fruntea institutiunilor in
care numarul muncitorilor S a ma.
rit in decursul l,nei acesteia. Du
pa ele vim cele de pielarie, sticla.
RE, argila 81 pietrarie.
Descresterea numarului de nun
citori Sc obserya in industria fie
rului, a otelulni, textilelor, cherc
strelei, automobilelor, hartiei, pro
duselor de metal 81 a lichidelor d.
beut.
,Rapoartcle sunarizate atat diI
detaliile obtinute della centrcle in
dustrialc cat 81 della ccle agricul
turale, sunt ,lrmssoarele:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
VOLUME xv1I.-No. 215.
Editura romaneaSC3
in America
Scrisorile d-lui Nicolae l0rgo
cxtrS ROn,6mii din Americo.

Avet tpografie la moi ce de acasa, ravnim de
mut de cand razboiu adusese atatea pa
CUBE pc stm face sa lie indepnim Hartie
de mai buna caate fumoasa 81 tranica ter buna
contenit renoia cerneaa are buna oandure materalu
&c sciem moi lea alta nfasare in reproducere
Stu ca zaru dvoastra upa greuta, dar
vad ca din ericire poate bru ara a scadea fomatu
fara 1mpuna grija tparit ST. ochi la foaia
larg dessuraa brue orce gazette de la moi ma gan
desc Ia un lucru.
81 anume, DE CE MATT FACE 81 oARECARE EDI
TURA? Nu rog, editura de car la moda All
81 name C edura aceor car suletu omului le
neconten Cartea reigoasa Biba cartea de infat
Pare buca uate din tot scrtorii deserts
iubre 81 talent cartea de torie Romanilor in
vechu gau cronicecr amestece cele mai nsprate
gasur ale istorcor de mai taru Biba eraa cuprnzand
mai bun 81 proza in tot scris Roman Gre
deti ca sar vnde? Eu cred din potrva 81 atata
cop de Roman carl peacolo char ramaie
America au dreptul la aceasta amintre rase din
Sc trag?
Oar mai
Americana putin 81 rau. ST, zau
tot nj pune in spnare MERRIAM fl cunoscut orr
unde ac0lo Gear daca att ua asupra dvoastr IT,
parrea in englezeste ca de nformate eementar
mai superioara pc aatur despre Romana 81 Roman?
Orce Roman american STAR m datora sa lie cumpere dar
va puea sprijn 81 pc nteres al pubculu strain insus
Imi yeti raspunde la dansa? 81 dorna
mea de ami vedea neamul autat 81 aparat cere-o?
N. IORGA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
Pennsylvania

Certele muncitoresti AL cauzat
stagnare mai ales i'll industria fie-
rului 81 a otelului. Cladirea de ca
sc merge mai bine ca orr cand. Sc
simte lipsa de muncitori la cladiri
de case 81 la munca agricola. Lu-
crurile ar avea 0 infatisare GU multi
mai buna daca 5 ar aplana profile
ma combustibilului 81 a transper-
tarei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
INCUNOSTINTARE

In confcrmitate Gu hotarirea
Ad. Generate a Uniunei s. r. A.
tinuta la Erie, Pa, Sc aduce Ia
cunostinta tuturcr societatilor a.
partinatoare Uniunei s. r. A. ca
imediat sd trimita Ia oficiul Uniu
nei s. r. A. (645 Poland Ave.
Youngstown, 0hio~) Toate Chi
tantele despre banii tri1nisi Ia U.
S. r. A., incepand Gu / Ianuarie
1916.
Societatile carl n'au chitantc
dcspre tcatc sumele trimise sunt
rugate a trimite copie de pc pro
cesul verbal unde sd Sc mentione
ze suma, cand 81 pentruce s'a tri
mis- la oficiul Uniunei s. r. A.
Par. 0ctavian Muresan,
! Receiver.
(D1l 16-171
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13

S'arropie vremsa pentru tipa-
rirea Calendarului ziarului Anne
rica".
Facem un ultim APPEL catre toti
acci carl vor sd ne trimita foto-
grafii pentru publicare. In apelu-
rile noastre am cerut sd nj Sc tri-
mita 81 fotografiile unor pravalii
mari, intreprinderi industriale ori
fcrmc mcderne. Ne-au 81 sosit Ia
redactie cateva. Decarece dorim
sd facem sectie economioa in
calinderul nostru, rugam pc ccti-
terri nostri sd nc mai trimita ast-
fel de fctografii.
Am dori asemenea sa publican
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
ApeI Catre Cetitorii
no$tri

fctcgrafiile halelor, bisericilor 81
scolilor romanesti care n'au fost
reproduce in Calendarul Anne.
ricei".
Rugam pc toti acei carl au la
dispczitie astfel de fotografii sd
nj le trimita Gel multi pana n 20
Scptembric. Cele venite mai tarziu
nu vor putca Fl publicate.
Asemenea rugam pc toti acei
carl ne-au prcmis colaborarc Sd
binevc;asca nc trimite manu-
scrisele pana eel tarxiu Ia sfaryi-
tul accstei luni, ayiSandu-ne ime-
dat despre intentia lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
Statu| Ohio fixeaza pretu|
CdrbunhOr
CORPURILE LECIUITOARE ALE STA
TULUI AU VOTAT O LECE
SPECIALA
CUVERNORUL ARE PUTERE SA ORCA-
NIZEZE DEPARTAMENTUL NOU

COLUMBUS, o.. 13 Sept.-Legea Robins Miller pentru
xarea preulu de cartn trecu prin ambele
precum ost Iecomanaa de guvernorul Davis cand
convocat sesunea eXtraordinara.
Camera a votao SO contra II 81 senatu % contra
trei votur Sa mai voat dc 81 900 pctru oga
izarea nouu Department al mineor de carbun 81
tulu carbuni
Amen6amentul care ar fl dispus de dsrbuea vagoane
or pentu minee de carbun ma fost vota cac
sura-spuneau vorborii-ar fl scurta depurile comsune
comerciae dntre state>
Senatorul George a. Bender din Cleveland cerut ca
gea fie medat deoaece putcul ips de pro-
tece contra prfoitanor carbun. Ell a maj cerut
misarul de stat al crbunor e confrmat in posa de
care sena In aceasa ui fos sprjnit de ctre
Is senator Senatorul William NJ. Miller din Muskngum,
decarat puea face eventual uncle mteeger mtre
propretar comercanti cabuni asa egea s
devin superlua guvernoru sas foloseasca dcptue
sale discreonale FL mai spus senaul fl in sesune
atunc cand numi comsarul deci confmarea ui de
catre senatnu putea face
Amendamenul Bender fost susnut 81 dc catrc senate
ru James F. Burke din Lorain dcclarat
amendment legea deveni ''bluff 4s#
Dupa dscui indeungate amenoamentu a fost respins
Vorbnd despre legea votaa, senatorul G. w. King din
Jueul Perry un proprietar de mne decra preture
vor fl mai nae in cazu ca legea deven efcetva Ell
fost nso i'll oposite de senatorul L. d. Cornell din udetul
wayne afirnat ca egea contne nici remcdu.
In general poae spune deputai 81 senator din egu
nile minere fos contra lcg Deputaul H. S. Atkinson
din Columbus critical foarte vehement legea ecarnd
ola multa pue1e guvernoulu E prevent pc membrii
ambeor guvenoru ntentioneaza de ad
mnistraor de combustib pc George T. Poor pesedinee
comisiune de utate pubca este alu dect expo
lenul partidulu republican, Atkinson mai armat egea
ca guvenorulu putere nennata petru num cai Off
can Aceasa lege este "a guvernoruui pentru gu
vernon 81 prn guvemor.' mai afimat egea da
penru furtur colosale III ca fl bne administrator
Deputaul George A. Matthews din Portsmouth declarat
ca legea ecace deoarece crbun fl mai multi
hici dupa legca inra vgoare, mai aes fl
mai multe vagoae daca contnu grev della cae ferate
John w. Moore, presedmtele Federatiunei Muce din
n1p.
fixeaza reure comoditaor produse de munctor nca
pas dvoasra yeti fixa 81 saariie penru munc
tori fermer excanat seul muncitoror din Ohio Inca
I'm d. -voasra yeti dca ciasure de muncor,
ui 81 yeti distrugc prncpul conraculu colecv. Yeti d
truge tot organzaa putut obne III cincizec dc
ani de viata a snCcatelor
Iegea prevede amenda de $500 $0O0 orr ami de in
coare pem acei carl tree pestc preture fxate de adm
nistratorul de combustibil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
West Virginia

Starca industriaIa sufere intru
catva din cauza Upset de combusti-
bill 81 inlesnirilor de transport.
Industria fierului 81 a otelului sunt
cele carl sufar mai multi. Relua:
rea lucrului la $50 de mine de ear
buni da mari spcrante.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
Michigan

Multe fabrici ar plati ori cat de
multi pentru obtinerea carbunilor
trebuinciosi. Fabricile de hartie
si-au marit productia. In partea
de nord statului sc GER oameni
la fcrestraele de chcrcstrca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
Indiana

Descrestere rapida in numarul
celor fara ocupatii, in ciuda piedi-
cilor temporare. Marble reparatii
ale stradelor 81 soselelor procura
lucru la un mare numar de oa-
meni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13

Dardano|eIOr

Paris, l3 Septembrie. S'au
facut pregatiri militare 81 navaie
pentru posibila aparare a Darda-
nelelor. Fortele aliate: franco
-engleze din rasaritul a
propiat, vor coopera i'll cazul
Cd nationalistii lui Kemal vor in
cerca o miscare spre Constantine
pol, sediul Sublimei Porti.
Guvernul francez astealpta prl-
mirea termenilor de pace a kc-
malistilor inainte de face o de-
claratie formala Gu privire la att
tudinca Sd referitoare la Tracia
81 la Dardanele, dar cele trei pu-
teri fac toate pregatirile necesare
pentru apararea Constantinopo-
lului.
Baronul Hardinge Of Penshurst,
ambasadorul Angliei in Franta, a
inaintat nota guvernului fran
cez i'm care guvernul sau neclar;i
ca conteaza la sprijinul aliatilor
pentru asigurarea apararei Con-
stantnopolului 81 a peninsulei
Gallipoli.
In ce privcSte chestiile urgente
militare, nota sugereaza ca ele sd
fie lasate la discretia inaltilor CO.
misari aliati din Constantinopol
Comunicatul acesta sc dcosebeSte {
de eel care a fost trims guvernu-
lui italian ca raspuns la nota Sig
norului Schanzer. = ministrul dc
cXterne al Italiei. care cerea ALA.
tilor sd convina la Nenetia pen
tru confcrinta ell privirc la pro.
Iblcmclc risaritului apropiat.
Cabinc;ul francez VA discuto
'azi notele venite de la guvernelt
italian 81 cpglcz 81 va decide asu
pra raspunsurilor ce Sc vor da.
Londra, Is Septemvrie. :
Franta a notificat eri pc guvernu
cngleZ cd ca este de acOrd CT
Marea Britanie in ce priveste ii
bertatea Dardanelelor 81 a Bosfo
rului 81 gata de a discuta to-
ce apartine rmei aplanari corectt
a chester, natural, GU conditia cs
accasta sd asigure aspiratiile le
gitime ale turcilor.
Constantinopol, l3 Sept. - Ii
cercurile grecesti de aici Sc dis
cuta in mod variat dezastrul ar
mattel grecesti. Sc mentine Yer
Slunea ca armata ellna era II
stadiul de eXecutare a unui pla,
in urma caruia ar Fl fost evacua
]acel teritoriu de catra armat,
greceasca, dar ca turcii au facu
o sul'prindere Gu ofensiva 10
inainte de ce evacuarea ar t
Iputut infaptui. Planul de eva
cuare ar fl fost 81 aprobat de gu
vernul din Atena cand fost sub
mis- de generalul Hadjanertls.
Grecii din Constantinopol spu
ca Smirna a fost evacuata atat d
trupele cline cat 81 de materially
lor de razboiu in ziua cand turci
au Intrat in oras.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
Ohio.

Putini oameni fara lucru, fie
printre meseriasi fie printre mum
citorii de rand. In socoteala acea-
sta nu intra grevistii della caile fe-
rate. Industria cauciucului merge
la pima capacitate. Fabricile de
sticla au de lucru. In ciuda Upset
de carbuni 81 problemei transpos-
tului, conditiunile productiei de
fier 81 otel continue a Fl firme, OBJ
servandu-se char o lipsa de mum
citori meseriaSi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13
in yiata privata cat 81 in contactul

in viata privata eat 81 in contactul
sau social.
"Omul versat, al carui cugct sc
lntoarce Gu iuteala 81 usurinta della
un lucru la altul, e un factor SO.
cial de mare valoare, caci, daca GU
getul Stiintific ne-a adus radiogra-
fla, cunostinta muzicei 81 a al
tor lucruri este Indispensable bu-
curiei procurate de concertele sau
discursurile trimise prin radiogra
fie.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-13

Lin ciuda complexitatii vietei
noastre sociale, astazi, mai multi ca
orr cand, exista fluiditate in ceea
ce priveste starea 81 clasele sociale,
care, cn democraticul nostru sis
tenn de educate, tine usa oportu-
nitatii dcschisa pentru oricarc as
pirant.
"Iipul parazitar de barbati 81
fenei descrcste treptat III numarul
relativ. Gartile, tablourile, muzica
81 multe alte fincte ale vietei, pre-
cum 81 lucrurile eonfortului de toa
te zilele, Sc gasesc III destula can't
tate 81 calitate ca sa stearga anu
mite linii earl odinioara erau prea
aparente.
!" Eu mai bine as prefera 50 fiji
professor iutr'o scoala, desi stu q
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RrOr In du pubicat
al s0ruu 1dund,ii Generate
gro. Deca Inst Tipografc pune legdud d. Iorga
ca idea lua fiNd incd IN dcost Reddca
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Maine.

Imbunatatire gcnerala. Sc Sim
te oarecare lipsa de muncitori in
industria textilclor. Fabricile dc
ghcte merg foarte bine.
Aproape toate celelalte fabrici
lucreaza la capacitate.
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BOMBARDARI LA
GALE FERATE

San Bernaruino, California, l.
Sept. - All noapte la orcle S:57
s'a auzit 0 puternica eNplozie in
partea de sud oraSului, care a
sguduit casele 81 a spart multe
feresti. Directia liniei ferate
Santa Fc TRIMS mai multi in.
gineri Gu 0 locomotive ca sd in
cercc podm'ile pc linie, slpre a Sc
aslgura ca nu sunt aruncate IN
aer 81 spre a evita eventuale ca
tastrOfe de tren. Au plecat dease.
menea spre locul exploziei 81 un
mare numar de politisti 81 de
tectivi.
Jacksonville, Florida, II Sept.
- Tn grup de detectivi rapor-
lteaza ca surprinsesera patfi in
divMi incercand sd pue dina
mita sub un pod, care este
dinamita sub TN pod, care este
lin lungime de sase mile 81 peste
care trece trenul firmei Atlantic
Coast Line. Dupa lupta Gu re.
volvcrele, trei dintre acesti bonn,
bagii au fost prinsi 81 dusi Ia
inchisoare. 2