davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
gind la 6 jumatate.
Cum sd Sc bata dar aceasta mo-
meta ? Pc care ours?

Cum sd Sc bata dar aceasta mo-
meta +? Pc care ours?
Ar fl dOua cal de urmat: orr mo-
| meta de argint, Ori. tichete-mO.
meta. Oar nici intr un cas-. nici in
celalt, moneta divisionara nu S ar
lputea realisa.
In primul cas-, al monetei de ar
gint. orr cursul eli ar fl fortat 81
supus fluctiatiei schimbului, orr de
a doua ri char ar dispare din circu-
latte, avind cursul supt valoarea ar
gintului din comert.
Noi am ennis acum ottawa vreme
parerea Ca Statul sa bata moneta
de aur, avind cursul fixat sapta-
manal: dupa mersul schimbului.
De sigur 81 aceasta ar Fl adus
greutati in administrarea finante-
lor, dar cursul acestei monete find
ridicat, nu ar ii ajuns la situate
ca aceia ce sar creia prin moneta
dlvlslonara. Daca am propus acest
lucru, a fost sd Sc pOata contribui
la ridicarea valutei, celia ce in a.
devar constitute un bun miiloc.
Banca NatiOnala tine insa, du-
pa cit Sc pOate vedea, la refOccrea
stocului sau metallic, celia ce pen
! tru vremurile de astazi e ilusie
financiara, de care nici nu mai vor-
bim. Numai negustoreste Sc poate
aJunge acOlO, cumparind aurul i'm
toate ocasiunile 81 astfel cum Sc O.
fera in comert. Stim, i'm tara Sc
gasesc multime de samsari nemti
carl string tot aurul care iese la
lveala, pentru al exporta. Banca
NatlOnala, daca ar Fl facut la fel.
amintind ca plateste aurul dupa
cursul sau, S ar fl gasit multi care
sa-si depuna acolo aurul orr 81 ar
gintul pc care voiau sal vinda. As
taxi, acel aur ar fl adus un cistio
Bancei.
Oar sd lasam aceasta chestiune
secundara, celia ce intereseaza Ban
ca Nationala sd cumperc- aur ies-
tin, lar Statul sd nu bata moneta
de aur. Ar voin insa ca Statul sa
faca moi greseli financiare, cum
$ "a facut ell toate pc care lie pune
! in practical de bucata de ,vreme /?
Ori e cineva interesat 81 in aceasta
propunereg
In ce priveste moneta ticheta.
acela nu deceit lipsa de seriosi-
tate
Orlcum, nici intr 'un cas-, nici I'm
celalalt Banca Nationala n a expri-
mat o ideie fericita. :. la innalti-
mea acelei institutii.
(Neam. Romanesc) g. d. Scrata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

pentru fl cxportate in Franta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

de capsune, pc care le inpartia
Intre moi. Pentru aceea, cand il
yedeam, strigam Gu totii: ''Iaca
ta1ca J! 81 ne adunam impre-
jurul lui.
FL Gambia sill intreba pc fie.
care de hume, lar mie imi parca
bine, fiindca Budulca era CHM
poiesul de la moi 81 tinea ST el i
mine. #
La capatul anului lucrurile s u
schimbat. Eu am plecat acasS,
lara Budlhea Taicllii d ramas l.
domnul professor Wolldracek f
Dascalul Claita era nenorocit.
flindca auzise, Cd domnul Woh.
dracek yOeste Sd treaca pe Huts1
"a scolile latinesti. Era curaE
hottie 50 ia baiatul, pc care IL
crcscut el in scoala lui, 81 sal ma
noroceasca departandu-l de "a
dascalie pentruca sal scoata. I'll
pomenesti &c, popa ba poate chiat
adyocat.
y s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

parea bine, ca baetii rid pentru
aceea baetii rideau din ce in oe
mai putin 81 mai ales dupace pro.
fesorul la spus sa zica lectia de
eri, ei nu mai rideau de loe, lara
mie imi parea bine, fiindca Hutu
sta lectia 81 0 spunea frumos.
Bine! - zise domnul professor
Wondracek. Vezi 10 scri la tine
kituno, eminens! W. Eara de hici
inainte domnul professor Wondra,
eek tinea la Budulea, 81 de cateori
vre-unul fintre baeti nu sta lee
tia il Cinema pc Budulea, ca sd 10
spuna el.
cand q VENT apoi examenul Gel
mic, Budnlea Taichii q fost clasi.
ficat la locul al cincelea, 81 noua
baetilor ne parea bine, fiindca
iauduiea era IN clasa n0astra, lara
celelalte clase n 'aveau nici un fel'
de Budule.
In urma domnul professor Won
dracek Ia intrebat .pe Budulea|
din &c traieste. El . raspuns, cs
ere din &c trdi, fiiades plateste|
saizeci d. creitari pc luna IL Eeca
Lenca, poartd cosul GU pe1te, ma
tnrk casa, faee toe u cara aps.
Cu toate aessts profesorul Won
'dsncsk xalllat n y q n IL ali!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
DIN PATRIE

In executarea cOntractului dc
grau cu Franta Sc incarca acum
la Braila pc vaporul Royal City
$50 vagoane grau 81 alte 800 va.
goane de grau tot din vechea re-
colta sunt in drum spre Braila
pentru a fl cxportate in Franta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
BUDULEA TAIcHu.
Iuvox

De-aici inainte Budulea venia
Gu nevasta la oras 81 lie zicea dru
metllor: mergem Ia oraS fiindcd
ayem un fecior la scoala cea mare
Are sa iasa dascal. lara cand We
MIA singur, el le zicea: mergem
cand eu, cand neyasta-mea la oras
fiindca ayem un fecior la scolile
celc mari. InvaHtura cere multa
cheltuiala, 81 nu putem 81 ne pier.
dem ziua amandoi, adica atat eu,
cat 81 neyasta mea. Eu sunt Blu.
dulta, cinpoiesul de Ia Cocorasti.
III.
cara moi nmhIsm Ia scoala Blu.
dulea Taichii " en-, smandoi din
= e1gt vo1l - raa1l -
a a ! rln
B = / : !! y
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The herald., 1922-09-07
Too Busy to Get Up.

Pleasant dreams have a feeling Of
dissatisfaction with cold, everyday
facts. The contrast between the ro-
nance of unfettered imagination and
the world as it is frequently proves
distressing, remarks the Portland Ore
gonian.
Two young bank clerks room togeth-
er. One of them awoke and began
preparing for the day, but hesitated to
arouse the other-he slept with such
a pleasant smile. Finally the ordeal
could not be postponed any longer and
the sleeper was subjected to a rude
series of shakes.
"G'way, l can't get up yet. / must
20 back to Sleep" was the drowsy pro-
test.
"But it's tomorrow morning, we got
to be ar work in half an hour"
"You go-leave me alone! I'm BIZ
cycle riding with q pretty girl and
she is just giving Inc her address, so l
can call. And l lost my hat and
have to go back to sleep and find it."
The herald., 1922-09-07
Life on Mars7

Mars, our nearest neighbor, will be
at the nearest possible point to us
S5,OO0,OO0 miles-in 1924; but this
year it got within 42,OO0,OO0 miles of
us on June IS. and the astronomers OF
the world eagerly trained their tel
escapes upon it. They did not discover
much that they did not know before.
They discerned masses of glistening
white at the poles, which most of them
think are composed Of snow and Ice,
though some of them consider the
patches to be a deposit of crystallized
carbonic-acid gas. They also saw
areas Of green, which, say one author
ity, may be vegetation or may be seas.
The same authority adds that the at
mosphere appears to be so thin that
living beings, If they exist on Mafs,
must be quite unlike anything that we
know on earth.-Youth's Companion.
The herald., 1922-09-07
BIRDS AND CAT SPLIT HOUSE
Hitherto Bosom Friends Proclaim
Feud at a Time When Only Kind
Hest Feeling Should Prevail.

There is a feud still only a few
weeks old, out in one of the Westches-
ter towns that promises to develop in
to vendetta as intense and deadly
as anything that Breathitt county ever
produced. The pity of the feud is
that no one would ever have predicted
1t; no one took steps to fOrestall it.
The Bixbys and the Judds have been
neighbors for more than six months
and until recently relations had been
friendly between the two families.
BKby and Judd come out from the
city on the same train three or four
nights a week and until last week took
part in the best game Of pitch in the
commuters league. Mrs. Bixby and
Mrs. Judd were neighborly about such
olive oil for French dressing.
But that is all over now. Bixby and
Judd pass each other with laboriOusly
achieved uncOncern. There are no
more informal visits from house to
house The Bixbys are talking seri-
ously about selling their house, even
at a sacrifice, that they may get into
a more cOngenial atmosphere. The
Judds are letting 1t be known that the
neighbOrhOod is in some ways an un-
pleasant one.
Love of nature really started 1t all.
The Bixbys were unaware of the fact
that Mrs. Judd was a bird lover. II
is not always easy to identify a pro-
fessional bird lover. Very often they
give every indication of being normal
persons 1t is only when the annual
migration starts that the bird lovers
give themselves away.
That was when Mrs. Judd revealed
her true character. As soon as the
first robins appeared in the neighbor-
hood she began to take the trouble Of
the birds to heart. 1t was a large or
der to worry about all the birds IN
town, but Mrs Judd was conscientious.
There was Felix, for instance. Felix
is the Bixby cat, great tawny cat,
highly decorative but not particularly
respectable, and not familiar enough
with bird lore to know that he
shouldn't catch robins. He had been
doing it for a long time; he did it one
bright morning on the lawn in front
Of the Judd house.
Mrs. Judd went to the telephone.
She called Mrs. Bixby. There were a
few remarks. progressively Icy. A
complete silence. The feud began.
Felix, however, merely sat in the
sun and cleaned up after his meal.
The herald., 1922-09-07

United States of America. State Of
Louisiana, Parish OF Orleans. City of New
Orleans. BE II known, that on this 9th
day of the month of August in the year
Of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred
and twenty-five. and Of the Independence
of the United States of America the one
hundred and forty-seventh, before me.
William J. Guste. notary public duly
commissioned and qualified in and for
the Parish Of Orleans. State of Louisiana
therein residing, and in the presence OF
the witnesses whose names are hereunto
subscribed, personally came and appeared
Lucas f. Moore the e-president Of Lu-
cas- z. Moore Stave Company, a corpora
ton duly created and organized under and
according to the laws of the State of
Louisiana, by virtue of Of an Act OF In
corporation passed before Charles II.
Soniat. notary public, on June 18th. 1905
recorded in VI. o. b. s13. folio 662: which
charter was amended by act before Charles
It. Soniat, notary public, on May 18th
1911, recorded in NJ. o. II. 101S, folio 641 !;
also by act before NJ. c. Soniat. notary
public, on June 18th, 1914. recorded in NJ
o. Il. 1927, folio 173; also by act before
Philip Gensler, Jr., notary public, on
March 10th. 1916, recorded in Mortgage
Office for the Parish of Orleans in book
1875 folio 354: also by act before Philip
Gensler, Jr., notary public, on March 49,
1917, recorded in Mortgage Office for the
Parish of Orleans in book 1905, folio 400 ;
also by act before Philip Gensler, Jr.. no
o. b. =. folio =; also by act before VIII
liam ]. Guste, notary public. August "a.
1920. recorded in NJ o. b. 1246. folio 175: :
who declared that a special meeting OF
the stockholders Of Lucas f. Moore Stave
Company, held at the office of the eorpo-
ration, on the oath of July, 1922 at which
meeting all Of the capital stock Of said
corporation was present or represented
by the holders and owners thereof In per-
son by poxy. IL was unanimously re-
seolved that Articles Nv and v Of the char
ter Of the corporation be amended SO as
to read as follows:
ARTICLE Iv.-The capital stock Of this
corporation is hereby declared to be one
million four hundred thousand dollars
81. 400 OOO.00), as authorized. to be d.
vided into four thousand shares Of par
The herald., 1922-09-07
When Critics Run Amuek.

Scholarly books have been dispraised
because they were not exciting; fine
novels have been sneered at because
they were hard to read; cheap sto-
ries have been proclaimed great be
cause they were pretense of serious
ness; sentimentality has been well
coined because 1t was warm hearted !;
indecency has been condemned for i'm
morality; immortality has slipped
through as romance; daring has been
mistaken for novelty; painstaking dull
ness, for careful art; self-revelation.
for world knowledge; pretty writing.
for literature; violence. for strength !;
and warped and unhealthy egoism for
the wise sincerity. which is the soul OF
literature Seidel Candy, in the
North American Review.
The herald., 1922-09-07
GobeIln Tapestries.

The Austrian government recently
offered a collection Of tapestries, chief
ly Gobelins, as security for an Ameri-
can loan of s15.OOO,OOO. Gobelin tap
estries, the most valuable, are still
being made in Paris, says the Men
tor Magazine.
Sixty master weavers are employed
at the Gobelin looms, where in the
DAYS Of Louis XIV 300 worked on
tapestries for the Sun King. The
building is on the site of the medieval
dye works of Philbert and Jean Go
belin.
Tapestries are now woven Tor
French public buildings. Pieces that
sold for 500 a century ago bring
thousands today.
The herald., 1922-09-07
CHARTER


United states or America, State of
Louisiana, Parish of Orleans, City of
New Orleans, Be II known, that on this
9Th day of the month of August, in the
year of our Lord one thousand, nine
hundred and twenty-five, and of the
Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and forty
sixth, before me. Sol. Weiss, a notary
public. duly commissioned and quail
fled in and for the Parish aforesaid.
therein residing. and in the presence Of
the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, personally came and ap-
peared, the several persons whose
names are hereunto subscribed, who de-
clared that they are of full age of ma
tority, and availing themselves of the
laws of the State of Louisiana, relative
to organization of corporations. in such
cases made and provided, they consti-
tute themselves, their associates. sue
cessors, and assigns, a corporation I'M
der the stipulations herein set forth.
which they adopt as their charter. to-
wit:
ARTICLE I-Name-The name Of
this corporation shall be: The EN-
porium. Inc"
ARTICLE II-Purposes-The objects
The herald., 1922-09-07
CHARTER.

buy, sell, import and export drugs. chemi-
Gals pharmaceutical compounds, candies.
corrections and any other merchandise
for its own account. or for the account
Of others on commission or otherwise.
and to engage in any business incidental
to. or necessary for the proper conduc-
tion Of the business.
ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this
corporation is hereby fixed at the sum
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars (Sl0O.-
WOOO) which said capital stock may be
increased in the manner provided by law
10 the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Dollars 1880 O00OO) said cap
ital stock shall be divided into One Thou
sand shares of the par value of One Hun
dred Dollars tSl0O00) each, to be paid
for in cash or other property. or other
rights actually transferred to the corpor-
alton, In lieu of cash. from appraised
Naluc set upon SAID property or rights
by the Board of Directors, for which
property. so appraised and transferred.
the corporation may issue Full Paid
Stock.
Thus done and passed in my office. No
ilS GOdchauX Building, New Orleans.
Louisiana, on the Gay, month and year
first above written, in the presence of
Amanda a. Madden and Roger Farnet,
Jr, competent witnesses, VINO have here
unto signed their names with the said
appearers and me. notary, after a due
reading of the whole.
ORIGINAL SIGNEDJ
Paul Freund. President; Walter Poy-
not, Secretary; Conrad G.. Collins, Notary
Witnesses: Amanda Madden. Roger
Farnet, Jr.
!, the undersigned Recorder Of Mort
cages. in and for the Parish of Orleans.
state of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing amendment to
the Charter Of Paul Freund. Incorporated
was this day duly recorded in my office
III Book 1873. folio -. New Orleans, La.
August 2lSt, A. r. 1922
(Signed) RORT. SCOTT.
Deputy Recorder.
true copy of the original act on file
1922
CONRAD G.. COLLINS
Notary Public.
The herald., 1922-09-07
Medical-12
Mosquitoes Bite canarIes.

Mosquitoes this summer, invading
New York in unprecedented numbers
have found a new victim In the do
mesticated canary. A woman physi.
clan explained what many canary own
ers had thought was a battling malady.
bringing restlessness and songlessness
to even the best of songsters. TITS
the mosquitoes" she said. They've
taken a fancy this year to canary legs.
We have hundreds. Every bird hos
pital In New FORK is filed with the
victims. We estimate chat more than
100000 birds have been attacked"
The herald., 1922-09-07
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF PAUL
FREUND, INC.


United States of America. State of
Louisiana. Parish of Orleans. City Of
New Orleans, Be 1t known, that
on this twentyfirst day of the month
of August, in the year or our Lord one
thousand. nine hundred and twenty-five
and Of the Independence of the United
States of America, the one hundred and
ty-sixth before me, Conrad G. Collins.
a notary public. duly commissioned and
qualified, in and for this Parish of Or
leans State of Louisiana therein residing
and in the presence of the witnesses here
matter named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared. Pauf Freund, presi-
dent and Walter Poynot. secretary, of
Paul Freund, Incorporated, a corporation
created under the Jaws OF Louisiana, by
public act before the undersigned notary
on the oath day Of January. 1917. and
which said act of Incorporation Is duly
recorded in the office of the Recorder OF
Mortgages for the Parish of Orleans in
Book Of Charters 1906 at folio 20. of the
current records Of said office on the oath
day Of January, 1917, and the said ap-
bearers acting in their said capacities, as
president and secretary of Paul Freund.
Incorporated. and for and in behalf Of the
said corporation, under and by virtue OF
the authority conferred on them by all
the stockholders Of said corporation. at
general meeting Of the stockholders. held
at the domicile Of the corporation in this
city, on the 10Th day Of August, 1922, as
Will appear from certified copy OF the
resolution adopted at said meeting, ana
which resolution is made part of this act.
and recites that a general meeting Of all
the stockholders of Paul Freund, Incor-
porated, was duly convened and held at
the domicile Of the corporation, 300
Charities street, New Orleans, La, on the
10Th day OF August, 1922. for the purpose
Of considering the making Of certain
changes and amendments to Articles 3
and Of the charter Of said corporation.
and that at said meeting all Of the stock
holders owning the entire stock were pres
ent or represented. and that all the stock
holders unanimously voted to amend and
reenact Articles Three and -Four Of the
charter thereof, and authorized and d.
rected the said appearers to come before
the undersigned notary public. to preserve
and embody in legal notarial act the
said action Of the stockholders Of Paul
Freund, Inc.
And the said appearers declared. that
they have appeared before me. the under
signed notary. under the authorization
aforesaid for the purpose Of embodying in
authentic form the action of the stock
holders. in altering and amending Ar
ticles Three and Four Of the charter Of
said corporation, so that the said Articles
Three and Four Of the charter of Paul
and hereafter be. and read as follows:
ARTICLE III-The objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation is formed
are here declared to be. to conduct in the
full sense at wholesale and retail the bust
ness Of drug stores, pharmacies and con-
dictionaries. to manufacture chemicals,
CONNECTIONS Of every description, and to
The herald., 1922-09-07
To Aid Ribbon Industry.

The ribbon manufacturers Of the
United States are organizing Make
1t of Ribbon" campaign in order TO
further the interests Of the industry,
which represents an investment of
100000 aud an annual business of
SEQ 100000.
The herald., 1922-09-07
Good Mixers.

"Your recent attitude has been
somewhat ponderOus ard alOOf," re-
marked the solicitous friend.
"Times have changed" replied Sen
ator Sorghum. in politics the good
mixer has gone out of date, along
with the bartender"
The herald., 1922-09-07

.As the bandits fed. I threw q piece
of meat at them" butcher recites.
Thinking. naturally, that the bandits
would come back and pick Il up.
The herald., 1922-09-07
Played With Dolls.

~ Played With Dolls.
~ nov sailors Of the Span
c,ried with them dolls
~ actually to play with.
y uaaueror Of Mexico, en-.
@ q the king, Monte
~ evening Of November 8.
@s whole court seated on
Sae with dolls! But for
hsAt have been different M.
cortez sent an eIpedi.
k into what is now
4, :, ~ : curious worship Of
ne Hopi Indians, the
. \. ~ to the children for
-l..,,s.n. ong these people to
Weekly.
The herald., 1922-09-07

The golden rule seems to be univer-
sally admired, except where some
brother gets a chance to slip some
thing across on his neighbor.
The herald., 1922-09-07

The oldest doctor In the world has
1ust celebrated his hundredth birthday.
His case Is regarded as triumph for
nature over medical knowledge.
The herald., 1922-09-07
Eaad!

Miss Gnu-There goes Willie Kan
Raroo. He's broken off his engagement,
to Isobel Wallaby.
Miss Gazelle-The little bcunder.
Life.
The herald., 1922-09-07

IN. sspleitins india.
~ "a. are looking to India
|s 49,. ns'd Of trade expansion.
s,,,ss a - recently established
~ =, " J. scholarships open
haoI good commercial
Ha& seat for a years ex-
(sss ~ IAN Of business firms
Aed IN India
The herald., 1922-09-07
A Guilty Conscience.

"The spirit of your departed wife
would like to speak to you" said the
medium.
you needn't bother about bringing
us face to face, ma'am," replied the
client. in some trepidation. Just say
I'm well and hope she's the same.
You might add that l miss her some
thing dreadful"
"I'll deliver your message"
Thanks. ma'am. And II you don't
mind, I'll just pay the fee and be on
my way. Maggie's been dead two
years and during that time Pm afraid
I've done things she wouldn't approve
of."-Rirmingham Age-Herald.
The Original Feminine.
Adam came walking up the path
with his pet dinosaurus.
Hubby" said Eve, wistfully, "shin-
ny up that tree and get me the gold
and purple leaf on the top bough."
Eve, for heavens sake, away up
there? Why, I'd fall and break
my
"Never mind that, Adam, you shin
ny! I'm going over to Nod to card
party this afternoon and I've got to
show some class to that bunch Of
stnck-up hensw
And so, setting the example for all
time. Adam took a chance and shin
MED up.-Richmond Times Dispatch.
The herald., 1922-09-07

0'hs'ssss. &C..
&h,iI =, ! IA. a.issr is said to
. a''li0n for his book
~ ~ soaaer he stopped
N sing nothing
The herald., 1922-09-07
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF LUCAS
f.. MOORE STAyE COMPANY

Aug. 17-Sept. 81.