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Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
WEEKLY GRAIN REVIEW

Chicago, Feb. 18.-Soaring prices and
a big volume of bulling in the wheat
market this week have been generally
taken as indicating widespread anxiety
relative to possible world shortage Of
bread stuff supplies. Compared with a
week ago wheat this morning was up
3A to 5h cents e. bushel Other net
gains for the week were: Corn A42K
to 3H: oats ss to AQ1 cent and pro-
visions n cents to $2.19.
One exciting jump in wheat prices
carried the market straight up as much
as 6h cents quicker than scores Of
lveliest brokers in the pit could effect
a single transaction. "A sensational ad-
vance in quotations at Liverpool and
other foreign centers preceded most Of
the upturns in the market here. Ac-
cording to one popular estimate, current
supplies Of wheat from all countries
/, next, and the new harvest then be-
ginning in the United States would be
sole resource for world shipments until
fresh yield Of Canadian wheat was
available In the autumn.
With the domestic winter crop out
look for wheat precarfous and with the
domestic spring crop yet to be sown,
the rushes to buy which were witnesses
came as a fulfillment of predictions Of
ten ventured by individual authorities
here.
The market again assumed two
sided aspect.
Corn, oats and provisions reflected in
varying degree the acton Of the wheat
market. Each Of the three commodi-
ties, however, touched new high prices
records for the season. Provisions were
also influenced by curtailment OF ware
house stocks.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW.

New York, Feb. 1S.-Interest in the
stock market this week was subrogat-
ed to events in Washington and Lon
don. The course of federal legislation
in its effect upon future taxation and
the reduction of the Bank Of England
discount rate were definite influences
in shaping the movement Of market
prices.
Speculative shares were irregularly
higher in the first few days, the rise be-
ing accomplished at the expense Of the
stubborn short interest, but prices and
the volume Of business tapered off con-
siderably later.
Much of the reaction was precipitated
by the sharp break in foreign oils, es-
pecialIy Mexican Petroleum and two Is
sues Of Pan-American. Their depression
was coincident with recurrent reports OF
deterioration in the Mexican oil produc-
tion situation.
Strength of United States steel was
the prominent feature of the industrial
division, that group otherwise reflect
ing the transitory condition still pre-
vailing in the leading lines Of manufac-
ture, which Is believed to presage fur
ther downward revision of schedules.
Call money was In excess of demand
and the funds also were plentiful, but
held at per cent for all the longer
maturties, save in isolated cases, whore
8 TO months loans were affected at
slight concessions.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
Stock Market
~ seen by
Bulls q Bears
Reported by III. b. Lake & Co.
EVENING STOCK LETTER.

New York, Feb. 18.-The actions in
todays stock market were chiefly rep
resentative Of evening up over Sunday
and the fractional gains made in some
parts Of the list were offset by frac-
t1onal losses In others. The soldier
bonus question still remains g. subject
OF considerable discussion in the street,
although from stock market stand
point opinion in this respect is better
than 1t was just a while ago. 1t has
been noticeable in the last few ses-
sions that efforts have been made to
advance a particular standard issue
here and there with the vew Of stirnu-
lating broader demand throughout
the list, but such efforts thus far have
terial outside inquiry seems to have
developed. We do not believe that any
broad bullish efforts would meet with
any material rewards IL naugurated
from around current levels.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
SOUTH BETTER IN 1922
SAYS ROGER w. BABSON

Continuing his personal survey Of
business conditions of various parts
of the country, Roger w. Babson,
economist, in this third exclusive arti
Gle to The Great Falls Tribune, out
lines conditions in the south as fol
lows:
Have travelled these last two weeks
from MARYLAND to Florida and then
westward through Georgia, Alabama
and Mississippi. / left WASHINGTON IN
two feet of snow and arrived in Florida
to find the roses blooming and the
trees laden with oranges. Truly this
is wonderful country. Although
have been to Europe many times, / fail
to see why any American has to go to
italy, France or any other country
to get fine climate. However, the
purpose of this review is not to talk
climate.
Conditions are surely better in the
south Atlantic states than they were
q year ago At that time it was truly
pitiful to see the distress among both
demic, the business depression when
it struck the south, showed no favor
itism. Rich and poor, young and old
were all hit together. Virginia, North
Carolina and northern Georgia show
more improvement than does the rest
Of the south. The best cities for sales
are Richmond. Va; Greenboro and
Charlotte, N. c.; Charleston and Co
lumbia, S. c.; Columbus. Augusta and
Atlanta, Ga. Each one Of them will
show much better business in 1922
than 1921.
No Depression in Florida
FLORIDA is not included in the above
list, as-with the exception of the
northern part-there has been no real
depression in Florida. If Florida were
in the western part Of the country /
should say it will surely be hit by the
depression wave some time within the
next two years. But considering the
fact that the present depression start
ed in the east and that the south has
already received its blow, the southern
part Of Florida may escape this time
without being hit. This, however,
doesn't mean that Florida will always
be immune from business depression.
Some day there will be a real estate
collapse in Florida just as there has
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
rench Amusement
for 1921, Brings in
q Million Francs

Paris. Feb, 1s.-The amusement
tax, which is devoted to the poor OF
the city. has produced a record total
for 1921. 270o0,oo0 francs having
been collected, compared with 22,50o.-
600 in 1920 There are now 5i2
theaters, concert halls and moving pic
ture theaters in the city. and 700 dane
ing halls
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
AT KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Feb. 18.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts $50; for the week: Beef steers
mostly strong &c 25c higher; top, SS.25;
fat she stock, 15c@40 higher; Gamers
and cutters. strong to 15c higher;
bulls, steady to 25c lower; calves, soc
higher; stockers and feeders, mostly
15c@25c higher: stock cows and heif-
ers, strong to 25c higher; stock calves,
fully Soc higher.
Hogs-Receipts 1000: steady to
strong with yesterdays average or
1Oc920c higher than yesterdays clos
ing bid; choice ITS pound weights late
to packers. s7.s5; slightly mixed to
loads averaging around 200 pounds to
weights, mostly Ss.5ods.7o.
Sheep-Receipts 500 for week: sheep
25cQ soc higher; lambs, 5oc@75 higher;
top, $14.25.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
livestock
AT CHICAGO


Chicago, Feb. 18.-Cattle-Receipts
800; compared with week ago: beef
steers, 25c@4O higher; common and
medium grades up most; Gamers and
cutters and low priced cows weak to
25c lower; fat stuff active to strong;
spots, higher on better grade cows and
heifers; bologna bulls, about steady;
veal calves, unchanged; stockers and
feeders, mostly Csc higher
active, streng to 10c higher than Fri
days average; mostly &c to 10 higher;
clearances; $1o.45 on 140 to 100 pound
shippers bought about 5000; good
averages; bulk $9.90@$1035; pigs
steady.
sheep-Receipts 5000; todays receipts
practically all packers direct; COM
pared with week ago: Best fat lambs
big dollar higher; other fat lambs and
yearling, SOC to 75c higher: fat ma
tured sheep, 25c@50 higher; feeding
lambs, mostly 25c up.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
AT SOUTH ST. PAUL

ceipts 100; market compared with week
ago: Beef steers, 25c@50 higher; butch
er she stock strong to Csc higher;
mostly Csc higher; Gamers, cutters
and bologna bulls steady to Csc high
er; common to medium beef steers.
$550G775; bulk, S5.75m6.75; Gamers
and cutters, s2.25g3.5o; bulk over $3.50;
bologna bulls, s3@375; bulk. $3.50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 500; market mostly
steady to strong. averaging slightly
higher than Friday; top, $40; bulk.
Of sales, $9.40@s10; pigs, steady; most
ly $40.
Sheep-Receipts. none; market COM
pared with week ago, mostly 25c@5 so
higher; better grades showing full
amount Of gain; spots more.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
SUGAR

SUGAR
New York. Feb. 1s.-Sugar futures
closed steady; approximate sales IA
200 tons March, $3.50; May, s249:
July, S2.67; September, $3.50. In re-
fined most the refiners advanced list
prices 10 points to the basis of $50
for fine graunlated owing to the
steady increase in the prices Of raws.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
NO WOMEN FIRE LOOKOEIS
IN FORESTS THIS YEAE

Eugene. Ore. Feb 1S.-No women
will be employed as forest fire look
outs in the Pacific northwest this year
according to announcement received
here from the district forester's office.
The lack of employment among men
is the reason given for excluding We
men from the service this year.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19

December cotton, open S1656; high.
s16.ss; low S16.56: close $16S5. May
cotton, open, SITE; high, s17.99; low,
$17.71: close, $17.99
So, ,2s1 800; weekly sales, stocks, Ss,77s,-
900: bonds $69 9,414,00O.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
SHOOTS MAN DAUGHTER
AnrltcEn nE Acc

Des Mones, Feb. 1s.-Harry Tracy,
90 years old of this city. was shot and
instantly killed here by Harry Wood
ruff, father of Dorothy Woodruff, Il
years old, whom it is claimed Tracy
assaulted. whereupon she tried to take
poison.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
AT OMAHA

Omaha, Feb. 1S.-Hogs-Receipts S.
500; steady to 10c higher, close weak;
top. 1885; bulk, Ss.50Qsso.
Cattle-Receipts $50; compared with
week ago: Beef steers, steady to 25c
higher; she stock, fully 10cG15 higher;
bulls and veais, about steady; stockers
and feeders, strong to 15c higher.
Sheep-Receipts 500: compared with
week ago; lambs. 50cG75c higher;
feeders, 75cGs1 higher.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
LIBERTY BONDS

.losed: 3ls's, ss69s; first As, s97 bid
econd as, $685. 90 bid: first AIS, s96.90;
econd AVS. Ss6,76; third AVS, s97 80;
ourth AIS, s9706; Victory 3a.'s,
10000; Victory 44's, S10O.26.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
BANK RESERVES

New York, Feb. 1S.-The actual con-
dition of the clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows a
deficit of. s2.19s,74o below legal re.
uuirements This is a decrease of
$685.. 1850 from last week.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
The Great Falls Daily Tribune

First Issue Of Daily Tribune May 16, ASo'
published every day In the year at
treat Falls. Montana, by The Tribune
Qncorporated).
entered at the Great Falls Postoffics
as second class matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
BY CARRIER IN CITY
Dauy ana Sunday, one year ....... $a,00
Dahy ana Sunday. 8 months ..... .S4.7o
Da:iy and Sunday, months ...... 400
oa.iy and Sunday, less than three
Iaonlns, per mnoth ............9G sec
by MAIL-POsTAGE PAID IN T. s.
!, e and Zone and nart Of 4 Zone
Within Montana
Daily and Sunday ! year $500
nsiiy and Sunday. months .......$4.25
oei!y and Sunday, months ..... .S2.:..5
Daily and SUNDAY. less than three
months, per month ....S soc
sunday only, year ........S $50
By MAII-POsTAGE PAID IN Z. ).
Fart Of Zone outsida Of Montana
sad s. 8, :, and Zoness
Daily and Sunday. s months 49,. ,.l,-5
Daily and Sunday. 8 months ..... $3.50
Daily and Sunday. less than three
months. per month ..............s SOC
sunaay only, year, outside Of
Montana sad In Canada $500
AEMBEk OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
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entitled to the use for republication of
otherwise credited in this paper, and
also local news published herein.
Foreign Advertising Representatives.:
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avenue, Nav York City: Mailers Build.
Ing, Chicago.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
MILWAUKEE,
Lea

Dail1 for the East ............9:05 a. ID
For -hoteau, except Sunday $500 a. IL
AFsAs,~~
Daily from the East ..2:00 .. IL
From Choteau. except Sunday 4:50 p. n
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
Chicago Market
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, Feb. 1s-Foreign markets
again were the paramount Influence on
the Chicago board of trade today.
With Argentine reported three cents
higher on wheat, an exactly similar net
gain was recorded here. Corn finished
unchanged to Nc higher; oats Is to NC
higher, and provisions SC lower to 71s
cents higher, although cured products
made q new high mark for the season.
Wheat started higher in sympathy
with LiverpooIs bullish action on the
Argentine crop estimate of $1,000, 900
less bushels this year than last. Prof
it-taking operations forced prices down
ward and absence of decided support
favorite trades
Corn was weak in the early trade
put a railing, on country. offerings
were coming TO terminal markets for
grain, gave ground for good support.
The close was strong.
Oats were about steady but trade in
them was light
PROVISIONS were moderately active.
Ihe top OF $1045 for live hogs was
new high for the season.
ODen High Toyy CIpSa
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19

New York. Feb. .-Butter-Steady;
creamery extras, 3Thc03S; creamery
firsts. 331acG37.
Eggs-Steady.
Cheese-Firm.
Live poultry-Dull; no price quoted
Dressed, quiet; prices unchanged.
Chicago, Feb. 1s.-Butter-Higher
creamery extras, 36Ac; firsts, 31c935;
seconds, 29cG30; standards, 341zc.
Eggs-Lower: receipts 14,T21 cases;
firsts 32cQ3212; ordinary firsts, 29c4
80: miscellaneous, 31c431h.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
AT DENVER

Denver. Feb. 18.-Cattle-Reeeipts
100; market steady; beef steers, s61
S725; cows and heifers, S5.50Gp7;
calves, ss11o; bulls. s25o@3.5o; stock
ers and feeders, $6G7.
Hogs-Receipts 200 market steady;
top. S9.75: bulk, S9.6od975.
Sheep Receipts $500; market
stronger; lambs, S13,Ss5GS14: ewes,
$7d7.25 flat, feeders lambs, s13Q 1880.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
Gr raim Bulletiua
ending Fehruary 30.

Prices Paid at Points in Montana TAX
ing 4Sc Freight Rate to Minneapolis
and Duluth.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
AT SPOKANE

Spokane. Feb. 18.-Hogs-Receipts
165; market strong to 25c higher
prime mixed, S1O.75G11.25; medium
mixed. s9.75610.75; heavies, S7.75G
e.5; fat pigs. ss.75a10.75; stockers and
feeders, Ss.75Q975.
Cattle Receipts, none; market
steady demand: no change in quota
tions.
Sheep Receipts. none; market
steady: no change in quotations.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19

London, Feb. 1S.-Money, 2 per cent
Discount rate short, and three months
bills, Az per cent.
New York, Feb. 1s.-Foreign bar sill
yer, 64Ac; Mexican dollars, 4SAc.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
CHICAGO CASH PRICES

Chicago. Feb 1s-Wheat-No. 8 red,
s13s
Corn-No 2 mixed, .56lsc; No. yell
oats-No. 2 white, 3e1ac@44; No
white, 34&cQ Q36Ra.
Rye-No. 2, 99hc.
Timothy seed-S7m7.5o-
Glover seed--S12022.
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-$11.4 .45.
Ribs-S10Q12
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
MINNEAPOLIS CASH PRICES

Mfnneapolis. Feb. 1s.--Wheat receipts
256 cars compared with I'll cars a year
ago.
Cash:
No. Northern s1.52@1.57; May S1.43;
Corn-No. 8 yellow 51G51M.
Oats-No. white 35RG36.
Barley-45G47.
Rye-No 2, $685..
Fiax-No. /, $2.47A a2.54a.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
COTTON

New York, Feb. 18-Spot cotton.
stssdyj mtddliuG. e19J0Q
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
DULUTH FLAXSEED
RITTER. EGGS. POULTRY

Duluth, Feb. 1s.--Flaxseed on track
So so II q 2.53}a.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-19
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Stan OIL of In
Tex Gulf Sui.
Am Beet Sug.
| Am. Can .....
! Am Car Fdy.
| Am. Intl Cor.
| Am. Loco. -.
Am. T. & t..
Am. Wool Cn.
Am. Wool Pfd
Am. s. & Ref
Amer. Zinc =,
Anaconda ...'
Bald. Loco.
Bait. & Ohio
Beth. Stl. "B"
Bkn Rap Tran.
Butte & Sup.
Canadian Pac.
Cent. Leather
Cerro D. Pas
Chand Motors
G. M. & st. P.I
Chill Copper.
Chino Copper.
Colo Fuel & II
Corn Pro Ref.
Crucible Steel
Gu C. Sug en-
Gu c. Sug PfdI
Erie Railroad. |
Gas. w. & WI
Gen. Electric.
Gen. Motors II
Goodrich Col
CT. Northern i
Ct No Ore Cti
Greene Can ii
Island OIL -.
Inter Callahanl
Illinois Cent. !
Inter Harvest
Inspiration |
Inter Motors. i
K. C.. 8. Ry.
kenne Copper
Lack Steel ~
Marine Pfd Il
At G.. & w In
Mex. Pet. ....
Miami Copper
Mont. Ward i
Midvale Steel.
Mo. Pacific ~
Mont. Power. i
New. Con. Cop
New Hav. Ryl
N. Y. Cen. RyI
No. Pacific II
Pure Oil Co.
Pan Am. Oil. !
Pennsylvania |
Press. st. Car.
Punta Sugar.
Rep. Steel & /
Replogle Steel
Ry Steel Spgs
Ray Con. Cop
Reading .....l
Retail Stores I
r. I. &C. T." i
Slnclare Oil. i
So. Pacific -.
Southern Ry..l
Studebaker II
Strom Carbu.
Tenn. Copper.
Texas Oil ....l
Tex. Pac. Ry.l
Union Pac. II.
u. s. Ind Alec
U. S. r. & ~
II. $. Rubber
U. S. Steel. ~
U. S. Snelting
Utah Copper Il
v. c. Che. Col
Vanad. Steel.
Wabash "a. II
West. Union :.
w est, Electric
Willys-Ov. ~
VII. Pac. Co.
Ajax Rubber.
Am. Sug. Ref.
Gu. Am. Sug.I
Famous Plyrs
Mid States Oil
Kelley Spgfd.
r. 1. Pfd "A".l
Pierce Arrow.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-05
SERBAREA PAROCHIEI
DIN DETROIT.

Dumineca 30 Inlie a. c. a avut
loc frumoasa petrecere Paro-i
chiei ST. Gheorghes' din Detroit.
Mich, in marea Hala Roma
neasca Soc. ID. r. II. L. Gu
concursul elevilor de la scoala
romaneasca de copii.
Parintii erau entuziasmati va
zandu-si copiii lor pc scena, nu.
antand un cadru plin de gratii 81
dragalasii 81 starnind in intreg
publicul bucurie generala.
Astfel dupa lmnul American
81 lmnul Romanesc 'Dcsteapta-te
Romano, cantat de anicii elcvi
al scoalei, sa continual plpgra.
mul cu varietate 81 insufletire.
crescanda.
Copiii parean indemnati sa sc
intreaca unul pc altul 81 aplau-
zele publicului i-au rasplatit din
helsug.
Elita Avram declamat ''Rea
de Plata" de G. Cosbuc starnind
admiratia tuturor.
Marioara Faur cantAt Gu
multa gingasie .Fetita .inal|heste
Panzas'.
Micul Aulel Zbarcea ode anil
a spus 0 rmgaciune yersificata Gu
mnlta naivitate.
Silvia Visa, declamat niste
versuri Gu muIta caldura 81 elan.
Lucretia Ratoiu a jucat foarte
bine rolul pasa ricei intro sceneta
muzicala.
| Surorile Elena 81 Cornelia Salca
en- Ana Sebeseanu au execntat I'm
trio sugestiv din cantecul plin de
umor "A fost odata un mic CO.
pilas'.
| ii $ an manifestat in acelas
grad intelligent Eleyii scoalei carl
au cantat s'au au declamat,
lprecum:
| Mill Mkt, Fetica Talcea, Maria
losiv, Maria Varsigan, carl au in
coronat silintele depuse de inva-
ltatoarea Scoalei Soc. D. r. II. II.
| ID Danila Albn, a tinut o fru-
moasa cuvantare aducant in nh.
bile multumiri D-nei inIatatoare.
felicitand-o calduros pentru SIR
gulnta Gu care conduce Scoala.
Aceasta petrecere a ridicat multi
moralul colonel Romanesti din
| Detroit, 81 ea probeaza un pas
s'gur spre cultura, care onoreaza
aceasta Colonie.
j Dina Maria 1lotiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-05
DREPTATEA N0AsTRA.

A dona ri dupa nelegiitele a
ieseri si-au dat toti sama ed re-
glmul liberal e condampat. 81 All,
dupa 6 luni de cfrmuire, nu &c mai
Indoieste nimeni. 81 &c nu fag6dui-
sera! E drepatea noastrx 81 pede.
apsa lor pc care le-am Fl dorit in
locuite Gu buna starea terri. Dar ei
au vrut altfel, din ambitie, trufie
81 setea de puterc 81 afaccri. Greu
ne au nedreptatif, cfnd hi cereau
sa fericim tara ina luni! Si-au
adns jaful averescan si-au VENT !.
poi fara lege ca s. huiduiasca 81 sa
se 'mbrinceasca i tribuna Parla-
mentului, luind aceiasi blestemata
diurna 81 Sd lase, Hr4 fr4u ID tar3
urgia speculei. Cine mai crede al
in pretentia comps stinfi, n inchipi,
rea ca sint oamenf prieeppti 81 all
'cirmuiriif De IL deuovt q. Ipnel
Bratianu q trebuit y Z. fsbrics .
reintoarcere aistes ~ - tele..
CRANE umflate, a1 iite ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-05
|NFORMAT|UN|

New York. I'm barbat 81 o
femeie. carl sc aflau intr 'un auto
mobil 0prit langa trotuar, Sc cas-
neau sa-si scoata unul din mantle
altuia un revolver. In timpul a.
cesta arma s'a descarcat, ncizand
pc trecatorul William Ryan, un
inginer din localitate. Gel dol AZ
incercat sa fuga, insa politia la
ajuns 81 la arestat.
New York. - Firma Standard
Oil Company redns pretul ben
zinei cu 2 cents la gallon, lar cele-
lalte firme stau gaia sd faca 81
ele la fel.
Fremont, @. - Anul acesta in
statul Ohio, pc langa barbati, mai
sunt multe femei "hobo" (cari
vagabondeaza din oras in oras 81
din stat in stat.) Multi barbati
si-au inta1nit aci femeile de carl
Sc despartisera de multa vreme,
Sheriful Ballard poruncit unei
femei 81 fiicei sale, carl zicea Cd
sunt hobo" sd iese din plasa
lui. Femeile dormeau noaptea sub
cerul libcf, dealungnl liniei fe-
rate.
Panama. Taxele vamale, a.
dunate de autoritatiie canalului
Panama in decnrsul lunei Iulie
dau un total de 81 ,O94.O0O.
Londra. Italia a aranjat sd
fife 81 ca reprezentata la confe.
|rinta &c tin aliatii Luni Ia
Londra. Sc crede ca conferinta
|acessta Sc va termina dupa trei
|zile de sedinte.
e4s
LoDdra. Delegate conner
|cisls . rasiei desminte stirea ca
[Euvernnl sovietslor ar ii autori
xat vdnzarea rachinlui (vodka).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-05

Belfast. Conform rapoarte-
lor primite de Ia Dublin, Art
@ Bryan, fost reprezentant la
Londra al Dail-Eircannului, a fost
arestat din nou de autoritatile
sta,ului liber. s..
Londra. premierul Lloyd
George a anuntat in camera CO.
mumilor cd forta aeriana care asi-
gura paza teritoriala Angllei
consista din 500 de aeroplane.
Dupa aceea sa luat decisiunea
ca Anglia sd cheltuiasca cate
10, ,OO0. 900 de dolari annual pentru
mai buna antarire acestei
forte aeriene.
Brazil. Indiana. = Minerii gre
visit privesc zimbind la trupei,
almate ce intra in oras pentru ;
da statului ocazia sd scoata car
buni din mine sub legea martiala
Fruntasii grevistilor zic ca n ar
sa Sc gaseasca un Singur ON car
sd asculte apelul guvernorulu
McCray 81 sd vie lucra in min
sub paza soldatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-05
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Nici minciuna cca mai buna nu
poate sa dnboare adcvarul.
&
Uni, in toropeala lor dnpa ra.
coare, asuda. /,
-
Gel din urma vor fl eel dlntalu,
81 cei dintaiu vor Fl Gel din urma.
Oar aceasta nu Sc poate face de,
eat prin munca cinstita 81 mel
decum prin miselii 81 prin pone'
erirea oamenilor cinstiti.
il
Daca discutiile ar fl suficiente
pentru aplanarea grevei, mar mai
If; nici un mumitor de la caile
ferate i'm greva.
d
Cele mai folositoare lucruri pc
|fata pamantului sunt: hanele Gu
earl teal obicinuit 81 prietlnllle
vechi.
-
De multeori. tragediilc tale par
comedii altora.
Jess Willard spune ca la toam-
ma va fl gata sd lupte contra hll
lack Dempsey. jess este bala,
sentimental. El vrea sa moara
deodata cu caderea frunzelor.
| A
Largimea pieptului MI este tot
deauna cca mai buna dovada dc
cumintenie.
@
De ''s'ar prinde hotul'' ell ora
ltorii 81 Gu fraze demagogice
ITniunea noastra de mutt n al
lavea dccat oameni ncpatati il
sinul Ell.
| q
| Omul este robul obiceiurilor
lNici fratii din Youngstown, n,
Ipot discuta nici chestie fara ca
sd m recada in obiceiul lor de ;
''prinde hotii".
81
! Fratii intruniti in Youngstown
Isunt. eel mai multi, niste oamen
ca Dempsey. Te miri, ca dispu
nand de atata putere, n au pn'
inca mana ''pe hot"
/ 8
! Daca s'ar Introduce lege il
ICanada ca fiecare cetatean natu
ralizat sa-si pulblice in vre-um zia
fotografia diplomei sale de natu
ralizare. dl Neamtu n'ar mai t
Iavut lipsa sa scrie in ''Foaia Pc
Iporului" "Spune omule cum t
| chiama, ca mutt facem nimica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-05

Fratii intruniti in Youngstown
sunt, eel mai multi, niste oameni
ca Dempsey. Te miri, ca dispu-
nand de atata putere, n'aus pns
inca mana 'ipe hot.''