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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
IN fUCA C0lp6OLU|

Jndc vedeti mucuri de tigari
pc eoltpl pianalui sa stiti ca bar
batul stapanul easel.
=
Nouazeci la sata din barbat ii
carl cauta un argument Sumt bur-
laei.
e
Ministerial de Finante & anun.
tat de malt ca sa pus. 500.0O0
dolari al pacei in circulate, dar
moi inca nu lam vazut fata.
Z
Tn macelar, din Cleveland, ina
inte de a pleca acasa a facut doua
pachete. lntr 'mm a impachetat
o bucata de feat de vitef 81 in
eel lalt patrusute~ de dOlari in
bancnote 81 argint.
a doua ri. dimineata, cand ne
vasta-sa esit pc veranda sd la
ficatul din cos, unde il pusese bar
batm eli, ca sal prajeasca pentru
'dejun a aflat pachetm GU bani.
lar eel Gu feat sub perina bar
batului. = Ficatul Sc incalzise dar
dolarii eran reel ca ghiata.
=
Cea mai mare parte din femeile
.moderne inainte de a Sc cnnuna
obliga pc barbatii lor sa-si asigure
viata pentru 10000. lar altele. la
trei zile dupa casatorie lie die
teaza cum sa-si scrie testamentul.
e.
Nu condamnati pc cineva care
striga cand vOrbeste inainte de a
va CONVINCE ca nu Surd.
Tn propagandist al uscatilor
zice ca el garanteaza ca daca apli-
carea legei prohibited Sc incredin-
teaza unei autoritati speciale com
pusa numai din femei. in sase luni
sc va starpi eu totul contrabanda
din tari streine 81 nu Sc va fabrica
mel un PIC Oe raisin- Jack. -
Pentru experienta, daea serviciul
e gratait. n ar Fl rau sa Sc facii
o incereare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

Chicago, = J. Ogden Armour.
presedintele unei din ee}e mai
mari intreprindcri de abateare
DIM Statele Unite, a declarat di-
rectiei companiei ca ma este mo-
tv ca sa ma viaa vremuri mai
bane pentrn csmertul din 1Ame-
rlca. Pagabele ceapaniei pc anui
1921 sant de $31 ,zeS. .S75 so.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
UNCOPHUCIDEPE Pc
UN TOVARAS DE
= AL SAU
1Essivul e: cearsa psntra . fata.

Alfred Krantz, de Us ami, elev
La liceul inferior Kennard, fosts
inj1anghiat de un alt eley al acestei
sceli, Edward Hegedues. de 16
ami.
Cearta s'a intamplat in clas;i
cand m al treilea elev a facutl
Eceva observable la fata care Sc
idea in banca langa Hegedues. Ea
IA prieepat observatia 81 Hege-
dNes la interpretat-o. Fata la a.
menintat ca l va spsaale directoru-
lui seoalei. Dnpa ora Hegedaes a
intrebat pc fata ca tot mai are in
tentia sa I denuntt directorului.
In momentnl acela a venit langa
|ei krantz care secs din buzunar
un cutitas 81 s'a repezit La Hege-
dues Gu intentia sa1 injunghie.
Acesta 81 a secs 81 el cutitul 81 Ia
|intepat in Krantz care cazut.
Directorul la dus I'm dispensariul
scolii, apei a chemat ambulanta
care "a dus Ia spitalul Charity,
nnde murit imediat ce a sosit.
Hegedues S a dus acasa unde Ia
'gasit sergentul Nelson care Ia
das Ia procurerul Stanton care Ia
interogat. Hegedues a spus ed el
n a ayat intentia sd I omoare pc
Krantz care a sarit la ell 81 prin
aceasta S a aruncat i'm cutit care
d fost tinut i'm mana sa. FL spune
Lca-i pare grozav de rau de ce s'a
intanplat caci il avea drag pc
Krantz cu care ma fost certat
|picicand.
Stanton va eonvoca marele ju-
i-ia sa decida soartea lui Heee-
dues.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

Societatea Rensna de Ajutor
81 Caltsra 'Pisgarul Roman" din
Youngstown, Ohio, pc aceasta
caae Conveaca pc toti membri a.
partinatori Societatei de q lua'
parte h adunarea general& extra.
.srdmara care va ayea Ice in ziual
de p lanRarie q. c. premp la
srele 30 p. N. IA Hah Societatii,
Fiaearnl Reman'' de sub GAS
fcland Ave. Youngstown, Chic.
Toti fratii membri sunt obligatiF
de lua parte h aeeasta admare
geners}x extra ordiBera, fiindca
.nefiind conitetni intregit, vrem
sal lntregim 81 va Fl darea in
seama a functionarilor eel vechi
la cei noui.
Toti aceia membri care nu va
fua parte h seeasta adunare vor
Fl pedepsiti conform statutelor To-,
cAae.
ST tetodata rugam pc aceia'
frati romdni, care are p6cere sa
.devie membru, P1ugarului RomaA,,
Sd pafteascS Il aceasta aduAare.
81 " Fl Primit GU drag ia mijlecuE
asstra. Taxa de snseriere este 1fu-,
mai b cent? dar nu1nai pana in,
siua de Is Februarie q. 6. Deci nu.
va hpsiti de aesasta scaEiane.
'bs1, = fsccvxti msmbri, \ Soc,
ftagsrai 1sm1nA.
a sperantk ca toti frstii mem,
bfi vor = II general Il aceastsl
4edin4k II asnlele &ee. ''Pluxarul
Rodnf1 din K11ngstswn, Ohio.
- 1 prssealnte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

Ftfee6til0r cx N ziua cant se ad-
mite definltiy IN msnlbsu in
soeietate s. finn fnstiintati prin
|e6teva rinauri Dc nunele 81 a.
dresa coroCtx q nOulai membru,
@ ali putsm trimite xiaral.
Isc2litura presedintelui sau
q vios-preseiintehi 81 al secre-
'tarului, 1mprcun4 Gu sigilul so
cietatii, este necesara.
Administrative.
(14-16-1s)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
DACA vREI

S8 nu fntinzi MANA h co2tul
stradelor In car cand al ramas
fSr4 . mana saa IN picior In
scrie-te Intro societaAe din
Unixasa s. Z. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19
|NFORNATUNI

Guvernorul statului Ohio Harry
l.. Davis a declarat All ca nu va
candida pentr1l mandatul de Sc
natter al Statelor Unite, pentru
care ISL va pune din nou candida
tura senatOrul Atlee Pomerene.
Ell a mai 'deelarat ca in timp de
'foHa luni va anunta ca va candida
din nou orr ba la positia de gu
vernon al statului. Davis or dori
fearte mult de s'ar putea retrage
din political, dar daca partidul re-
publican ii wa impune candida
tura el Sc va supune disciplined de
Ipartid.
New York. = Domnisoara Ge-
lraldine Farrar, prima cantareata
a Operei Metropolitana de aici.
care e membra teatrului de Is ami.
sc va retrage probabil la toamna
vntoare. Gel ce sunt initiati spun
ca domnisoara Farrar este foarte
Jeloasa Gle noua cantIreata, ce
nunai In aeest an a VENT in Ame-
rica din Cehoslevacia. Ea este
doamna Marie Jeraza care in
rolul Toscai a cucerit publicul.
Sc site ca acest rol a fsst eel maj
bun al demnisoarei Farrar. Dina
Jerltza va relua toate rolurile
d-searei Farrar care vrea sd faca.
lncepana Gu teamna, un turneu
|prin Statele Unite.
80
Ottoman American Line ne In
stimteaza ca afara de vapArul Gul
Djemal mai are un alt va,oer !:
Rashid Pasha, care face drum
lntre New York 81 Censtarta.
Acest drum Il face in tanp de Is
|zile. Vaporul are clasa I, II 81 III.
In clasa . treia ere si cabiae pen-
tru pasagerii din aeeea elasa. Blu
renrfle aeestei eonnnl sunt: rs
Pearl Str. New York.
Peoria, I'll. - Cand Jimy Ke-
dey, nm lnptatof Qboxer) din Chi,
eaeo, si-a desbrkest hanna de,
scalda 81 a pasit pc ring Sc.
cundantii lui an deseoperit ea nu,
are altceva pe sine decat IN zils-
bet. Ei s'gn grabit imediat = ian,
dat m psitsn. p sn1isn eraui
mai nalte lazaAi II -. x'ellvI
So retsas, m ol Nv,
lapsx ! !! | ! J! I !! @
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

Cleveland Discout Company a
votat eri pentru oras un impru-
nut de 15,Ooo.O0O dolari. Aeest
imprumuf Sc va adauga sumei dc
So Ss5 eco ce sta ia dispositia ora
sului 81 SC vor incepe uncle lucrari
publice pentruca sd sc procure
lucru pentrl cei fara lucru. Ranii
imprumutati de banea vor fl ipe-
tecati i'm zidirile noui ce Sc vor
face in Cleveland. Lucrarile Sc
vor incepe nu pest multi asa ca Sc
spera ca cateva suite muncitori vor
ajunge la lucru.
Washington. - Colonelul Char.
les r. r. Forbes dat un ordin
tuturor spitalelor federaie ca sa
primeasca fara intarziere pc toti
veteranii de razboiu ibolnavi, -
fara privire la natura boalei. A
ceasta actiune s'a luat in urma
misearii incepute in Ohio in into
resul eelor $50 veterani de raz-
boiu de aici earl an inebunit in
decursul 'razboiului 81 acum sunt.
intre imprejurari precare, i'm spi-
talele de stat, neprimind nici an
tratament special.
Washington. = Departmental
justitiei a ordonat investigate in
Dayton. O. La cempania de aero
| plane Wright. care este acuzata.
impreuna cu mai multi oficianti
cd au pagubit tara in decurs,ll
razbeiulHi prin aceea ca s'a pla-
tit suma mai mare deeSt se platea
pentru aeroplane i'm alte fabriei
Ministrul Daueherty n a declarat
mimic referitor la aeeea Cd oarc
sc vor incepe orr ba procedeuri
criminale contra celor implicati.
Sc crede ca daca acuzele sc vor
dovedi, banii vor Fl replatiti, lar
eei implieati, fntre earl mnlti
fosti inalti fanctienari, ver fl
Inaintati parehetului.
Paris. = Germania a varsat CO.
misiunei de despagubire eri prima
rata de 81 milioane marci aur, IN
acord ca angajamentul sau luat
la Cannes. Ea "a angajat ca in
fiecare zece zile va plati saana
de 81 milioasssnaarci aur. pentru
I'm period stabilit de conferinta
de la Cannes.
80
Washington. - Federal Trade
Comlsston aeuzat All pc trci
mari faIbricanti de tutun' ca au
conspiaat contra eonsamaterilo.
faeand cartel, ee impiedica iefti-
nlrea tutanului 81 fabrieatelor din
tutun. S'a fSeat investigate pc
baza leeei Shef1nan, care interziee
fofmarea trastariler 81 earteleaor.
Chicago, - ]. Ogden Armour,
presedinteie unei din eele mai
mari intreprindcri de ahateare
din Statele Unite, a dee|arat di-
rectiei compsniei ca ma este mo-
tv ca sa ma viaa vremuri mai
bane pentrn csmertul din lAme-
rica. Pagabele ceapaniei pc anul
1921 sant de $31 ,zeS .S15.52.
Eu vreau 81 NOR. Maria e
moarta. Trimite-ma Ia scaunnl
electric. =" Aceaska a fest eer~re.
lsi Alfred Rarbiera, sl32 ". sa>S
Str. acuzat cu aSasinarea d-soarei
Marie Hudec 1865 w. 32nd Str
! 81 este de 19 ami 81 era in dra.
eoste Gu Mary HaAec. In ziua de
y lanuarie 4el fest la dansa 81
certandu-se ca Ia TRIMS acass,
Bansh ia cerut "a 1~sarrrte ultima
data. Ea refunat. M descarcat
cateva gloante m ga, apoi a incer-
eat sa Sc sinucida, dar glontul mn
la ranft decat usor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-19

Paris. = Germania a varsat CO.
misiunei de despagubire eri prima
rata de 81 milioane marci aur. IN
acord ca angajanertul sau luat
la Cannes. Ea s'a angajat ca in
fiecare zese zile va plati o saana
de 81 milioasssnsarci aur. pentru
I'm period stsbiit de conferinta
de la Cannes.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29

the Episcopal church and to make the
members of the club better and more
enthusiastic workers for the Kingdom
of God. We believe that this can be
accomplished most normally by recog-
nizing the wholesome nature of the
young persons desire for good
time. When this club has dance, it
is healthful, clean dance, where the
Objectionable is very quickly suppress
ed and where the young people can
just aave a good time. All the men,
bers understand that the club does not
exist primarily for good time-that
it has higher purpose and a serious
program-and yet wholesome amuse-
ment and recreation are considered as
very essential part of that purpose
and program, Three meetings each
month are devoted to business, and
one meeting to pleasure, although the
business itself is pleasure, as the
attendance at these meetings bears
witness.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
HOLDS SOCIAL EVENING.

Thursday evening the Young Peo-
pies Club of Trinity Episcopal church
held it's monthly social evening. Much
credit is due the committee for the
planning and carrying out the ar
rangements. The social committee this
month was Miss Kathleen Grant and
Mr.. Arthur Lewis. The Civic League
building was rented for the occasion.
The time was spent in dancing and
games, and at the close there was a
lunch of very tasty sandwiches and
coffee. About forty were present
The club now has sixty members,
The age limit has been set by the
Bishop of this District (who is the
commander in chief" of all these
clubs for young people in the Spokane
district,) at from Is to % years,
Membership is open to all between
these ages, irrespective of church
preference; although the object of the
club is quite frankly to strengthen
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
EAST OROvILLE ITEMS.

J. A. Spencer received letter this
week from A. s. Bushing, mailed at
Moodyville, Tenn, in which he says
he found his farm there in excellent
condition. Lots of ha y in the barn
and a good COW, big ham In the
smoke house and chickens in the hen
house. Said he was sitting before a
big fireplace burning hickory, oak and
other hard wood, while writing. He
bought his transportation via New
York and expects in the early spring
to go through Washington, d. c.,
where he expects to call on Presi-
dent Harding.
Mrs. Henry Bender stayed with
Mrs. j. A. Spencer Sunday while Mr..
Spencer made trip to the Circle
school house to preach a Christmas
sermon to the Sunday school there. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
Many people in Oroville will re-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
member the Rev. Albert Bauman wh,

member the Rev. Albert Bauman who
was pastor of the Methodist church
mere eleven years ago. He is now To-
Gated In Chicago. is building up a
large church, married and has two
children.
Inc Rev. F. l.. Cook, who was pas
tor here a few years ago, is now locat-
ed in Colville, Wash.
Jason Irwin, who lives about six
miles out of town has found another
use Tor his Ford car. He is using II
10 furnish power for his wood saw and
the darn thing works."
ABOUT three more car loads of ap-
pies VIII wind up the shipping season
TOT Clark and CRUDE for this year
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
ATTRACTIONS AT THE LIBERTY,

There will be pictures on at the
Liberty only two nights this week,
Saturday and Sunday. For Saturday
night the management presents Betty
Compson in delightful play entitled
For Those We Love-" and according
to the advance notices this is an ex-
ceptionally strong and enjoyable pro-
duction. There will be the usual Pathe
Review and a ratlling comedy in con-
nection with the main feature. For
Sunday evening only will be presented
Irene Castle in French Heels" and
the title would lead the reader to ex-
pct somthing of unusual interest In
screen polarization. giving the
charming Irene a chance to appear at
her best. There will also be a Harold
Lloyd comedy and that insures big
bunch of laughs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
NOTICE

w ane regular annual meeting of Eat
the Wenatchee Commercial Club " Rna IN
To Iar ume ely OF Wenatchee on Tuesdaw
January =, 1923. at 10 o'clock i in the
t rvs,s ior the purpose of electinr
VI n"s S1.s ana the transaction of any 9th,
er business authorized or required to o'h he
transacted by the members. W pe
1000, II. l.. WEBSTER,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29

Dr. Elmer reports the arrival We'd
nesday evening to the home Of N. l..
Thresher of twin girls. A jolly duet
have the visitors already rendered
which is sweet music to the proud
parents.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Groulx enter
tanned for XMAS dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Mic Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. T.
Williams. Mrs. Joe Maryanna, Mrs.
May Mccarthy, Miss Evelyn Mccarthy
Miss Ethel Garvish, Albert Groulx, Jr.
The evening was devoted to cards and
music.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
GAZETTE BARGAINS
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE-PURE BRED ROSE COMB
White Wyandotte cockerels $500 each
or two for $500. Impure of F. c. Miller,
r. F. ID. 9. Oroville. Wash. ZIP
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29
MISC EtLAN EouS.

IF YOUR WATCH NEEDS REPAIRING,
see Mishler. He viii put II in first class
running order.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-29

FOR SALE-NICE COMB HONEY.
Bring your pail. J. A. Spencer. l2-29-tfs
FOR SALE-GoOD HOLSTEIN COW
Due to be fresh any day. Apply at c. E.
Wiltfong. East Oroville Orchards.
12-29-1tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09
ACCUSE MAN OF
KIDNAPPING GIRL
School Teacher, 10, Victim
OF Plot. Claim

PORT ORCHARD. Oct. .. -
Charged with kidnapping Miss Jennie
Biakeiy. isyear.oid school teacher
al Manchester. Theodore johnson.
20. Clam Day. was In Jail here 20.
day. following an alleged statement
that he Is guilty and that no IL
very sorry"
johnson Ia said 20 have told Dep
uty Sheriff Amos coriisu. when the
latter arrested him. that a woman
had paid him 500 10 kidnap the
girl. lie refused 90 divulse the
woman'n Identity.
Tn. kidnapping took place wefnes
day. but Miss filakoly said her ab.
ductor had threatened her. and that
she had been afraid 10 report the
matter until Saturday.
She said she was acconted By
Johnson while on her way home
from school. forced to accompany
him TO a cabin In the woods. about
mile away. and kept n prisoner
Tor four hours At the end Of this
period. she says. johnson released
her and accompanied her honw.
A similar abduction was reported
here year age. but Johnson was
not living hero NJ that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09
CIemenceau Is Coming
to America Next Week

4 for the master. n Kitchen ana dining
room.
The bedroom n almost monastle IN
its harenens--a little single bed. n
washssand. mirror before which TO
shavc--and that is about all.
The study has some hook.laden
shelves. an old work table. "a few
comfortable chairs ana fireplace In
which. when WIS there. some fresh
cut logs were fragrantly burning
The kitchen. over which old Marie
prealdea. has those utensils which
constitute the glory and pride Of Eu'
ropcan cook~---a complete set Of cop
per pots and pana. and everyone OF
them shining like mirror.
Outside tho house there were few
stunted pines. a row OF snnfiowers
and some thick clufnps OF heather,
The legend I. that Clemenccau came
here. chose the spot. and drew bis
circle in the sand and turf with his
cane Every three feet n stake was
driven and wire fence set up. Then
tho house was built IN the center.
When he received mo he was clothed
in a rusty old brown suit and was
wearing brown leather CATERS. on
his head was battered old hat and
ON his hands were the famous gray
glove. which have become part Of
the modern history OF France.
The Tiger neither bic nor snaried.
lie was most delightful. most human
His gray eyes danced with the true
dance OF youth. His smile revealed a
great number OF sound teeth. and
they wcrc not store teeth either. The
only time l saw anything Of the grim
cicmenceau was when I asked him
20 write and slgn brief message TO
the American people. which we could
reproduce.
">e. no. no. he growied. s>e.
II ever started that. there
would be no end to IT,"
Thea he smiled impishly;
ASK me for nothing and you
win get t."
Get whatf" I asked.
''>efhing.''
He told me his plans for the trip
10 America:
n shall sail In November accom-.
panied only by my man servant who
knows my ways. ms tastes and De.
zirea. Many close friends have urged
mo 20 let them accompany me. but
have declined. / am Eclng 10 take
tho advice Of American friends az 20
where | shall speak. l VIII talk In
New York and Chicago. That much
I have decided Boston. may BE-. be.
cause Boston IL stu an American
moral metropolis.
"citic. have In mind are wash.
lngfon. Cleveland and 81. Louis. but
nothing is definite. except that ! do
not intend to SO farther west than
Chicago. I want no hAnquets. no big
formal dinners My tour is 10 Be a
very plain. businesaiike affair. I
shall try 20 lead IA simple a iifs as
do here. 30 10 led At eight every
night ard wake up a, quarter 10
three m the morning. I wont be
able 20 SO to bed quite that soon In
America II l wish 10 address night
meetings. don't want 70 talk In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09
ny MILTON BRoNNER

ST. VINCENT SUR lard.
France Oct e.--"tfanee e.
capped murder. She win not now
commit suicide"
In this cpigrsm Georges
Clcmcncuu. Frances grand old
man and ono Of the few really
great men now living. summed
up for me French history sincc
1914
lie meant. Of course. that his
beloved country had escaped the
murder Germany planned for
hrr. and that q France still
maintained an adequate army. u
was because "a disafrn at present
would he 20 invite German re
vengc--in other words. suicide
for France.
France n not imrerialiat. not
mliitarist." he said, France Is not
! nation Of fools and only fools would
want 90 burden their country with
miiitarIsm. am going TO Americu
IN November to tell America 80.
mo one has spoken for France. 20
determined. nnofficialiy and as q
private individual. 10 cross the ocean
IN my old axe and do 80. IL Is one OF
she last and best services can rem
der my country,
II shall present no apology.
France needs none,
Il shall present no defense.
France requires none.
II shall ask nothing for
France.
II shall present the facts
abotE Europe and let Americans
draw their own conclusions. and
determine whether they should
do anything. and what they
should do.
1T may neeessitafe plain talk
The old man smiled Ertmly.
Il have ever had the reputation
or speaking my mind. But I shall
speak in simple and friendly terms
--xinplc. because the Americans like
what you cal, straight talk. friendly
because feel your country Is funda.
mentally friendly to rnine.
II have not prepared and am not
Gotng 20 prepare any written
speeches. I have all the necessary
facts IN my head and win sick TO a
few leading propositions.
II viii not discuss thr policies OF
President roineare. nor the matters
of rerarations and intermlilrd debts.
Il win certainly discuss the
treaty Of Versailles. the League
of Nations. the condition cf Eu-
ropc. and the respective attitudes
At France. England and America
II believe IN the continued unity
Of the allies. They served together
In the war whose primary object was
10 secure peace. but peace IL not
really firmly established and We can
only win peace as we won the war
by unity. To fail IN the peace. 10
fscc another general conflict would
BE- 10 face tho dark chapter OF In
evitahic ruin for modern eivilixa-
t1on-''
Ci~ncrceau received me In his IT.
tle home on the seashorc. II II only
4 baro so feet away from the surf
Probably no other great actor In the
world War and peace drama dweiis
1n such isolation and Spartan sim
plicity.
Clemenccau divides his tins be.
tween his little bcok.crowd~d flat In
Paris and his home In native vendee.
three miles from the nearest omnibus
line and half mile from tho hamlet
o. st. vinccnt-sur-Jard.
In hardly any essential does II
differ from the ordinary cottages Of
tho vendcan peasants. It's q one.
story brick affair. The brick II COW
cred with a cement plaster. which In
turn Is whitewashed- There are four
small rooms. study and bedroom
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halls that are too immense. because
while my voice In still good. don't
want TO screech. shall talk In Eng.
lish. OF course. That II why l am
coming ! want 20 carry a message
personally TO Americans. 10 establish
an intimate contact with my audi.
ences.
..Nhilc In America ! expect 10
cali upon President Harding. my
old friend Prr~hIng. and. 81
course. Wilson"
asked him what he ala. waking
up a, a quarter 10 three In tho morn.
ing.
oh. read some. and wrlie a
good deal more. An autobiography :
No indeed Retired statesmen who
write their memoirs usually defend
themselves and apologize for their
policies intend 20 do neither. Pouff
for my dIllEsnt critics.
Aud with that b. whlrtisd Town
the wind tho Partisan editors who
are now once more bitterly saying
he had no business TO 10 10 America.
A. I said good bye TO hlfn. ciemen.
ccau unused aloud.
sIf will be- q VERY strange en-
p~ri~nec coming bark Ia Amer
lea left u In isss--s5 Year,
ago. And just the other day
celebrated my sist birthday and
hardly anybody kn~w a.
Il used to live In seventh street.
New York. I suppose II 10 all sky
rcrapcrs now. Bat I darcsay there
ID ono thing I viii rscoEntxe--ths
Hudson river"
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