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The New York herald., 1922-05-23
INTERIOR RECEIPS
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Grain exports
fell off nearly half in the ten months
ended with April, compared with those
of the preceding period according to
trade reportsissued to-day by the Com
merce Department. In the former grain
exports were $500. 900 900. in contrast
to S950.000,000 in the preceding corre-
spending period. April exports of grain
were 100000. in contrast to $4,000
600 in April, 1921.
Corn exports in April were $4,000, 900
bushels, worth $13,000.000. in contrast
to 100000, worth $S.000.oo0, in April.
1921.
Wheat exports in April were 5000. 900
bushels. worth S7,00o,000. in contrast to
1s.000,000 bushels, worth $29,000.000 in
April. 1921. Exports of flour were
100000 barrels. worth $1,000, 900. in
April. in contrast to 100000 barrels.
worth s11 1,000.0 .000 in April. 1921.
Exports of meat in ten months
ended with April were s109. 100000, in
contrast to $165. 200. 900 In the preceding
corresponding months. In April the total
was $10.000,0 900. in contrast TO $4,000
900 in April 1921.
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AMERICAN MACHINE & FOUNDRY
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
SERIAL GOLD BONDS.
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found that he had overacted many
of the scenes. Missing the stimulus
of the audience, he had become in
discreet. He views the whole situa-
ton from an artists point of view.
Also in the August Ladies Home
Journal may be found William Lyon
Phelps's article on "The Apocrypha."
in the series Human Nature in the
Bible" The books of the Apocrypha
are among the most interesting parts
of the Bible, but have been neglected
by the public and Bible students. The
quotations have timely significance.
For instance: Wine is as good as
life to man, if it be drunk mod
erately; what life is there to man
without wine? for it was made TO
make men glad. Wine measurably
drunk and in Season bringeth glad
ness of the heart and cheerfulness
of the mind. But wine drunken
with excess maketh bitterness of the
mind. with brawling and quarreling."
AS for the domestic problem. how
about this: 'If thou have servant.
entreat him as a brother. for thou
hast need of him as of thine own
soul"
The American Magazine publishes
an article by Douglas Fairbanks on
How / Keep Running on High. ."
which bubbles over with youth and
activity. Forget the calendar if you
want to keep young. At forty you
ought to he able to do every physical
stunt that you did at twenty, and
Fred Stone. at forty-nine. is a spec
tacular example of this statement.
Life was meant to be a sport, says
Mr. Fairbanks; don't take yourself
seriously or you'll spoil the game,
In the department of Interesting
People" Paul n. Wilson tells about
Mrs. Meta ]. Erickson, who is doing
what big railroad magnates say
can't be done. She has been presi-
dent of the Amador Central Railroad
OF California for a good many years,
and she's the only woman railroad
president In the world.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Gertrude Emerson. associate editor
OF Asia, completes in the August
number her series of articles out
lining the Indian political situation.
Under the title Non Violent Non.
Cooperation in India" Miss Emerson
gives n comprehensive account of
conditions in India. While in that
country the writer met Ghandi and
other prominent Nationalists, visited
the slums of Calcutta with n Ghandi
feminist, and was received by the
Viceroy, Lord Reading; the Com
mander-in Chief of the army. Lord
Rawlinson. and later by officials of
India House in London. THE time
has come not when England can ar
rogantly impose her will as OF old
upon India. but when she must reso-
lutely set about persuading India
that full and equal partnership i'm
the British commonwealth will be of
real value to India"
Armen Ohanian, whose memoirs
have been appearing in Asia. con-
cludes her story in this issue. She
tells of her departure from the East
to become a star in the music halls
of the Occident. Following this most
charming article is THE Pattern of
the Eastern Dance" collection of
eight photographs of the dancers of
the East. Demetra Vaka Mrs. Ken
meth Brown gives a touching pic
ture of the Turkish woman of to-
day in "The Lady of the Mended
Glove" The author believes that "in
order to understand a people you
must eat with them and pray with
them" In Cruising in Coral Seas"
by Edward A. Salisbury. he gives a
pen picture of vanishing races. with
some pertinent comments on the
"cocoannt girl" of Tahiti. All the ar
ticles in Asia are beautifully illus
trated.
In Hdrper'S Bd<dr for August,
Eleanor Gizycka contributes "Inti-
mate Notes of Sentimental Journey
from Fifth Avenue to Warsaw" the
latter described as city of beautiful
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
For Women Readers in Current Magazines

NJ D.. and Winona F. Wilcox's de-
partment. The Page of the Heart
of Woman"
The outstanding article in the Au-
gust Ladies Homo Journal is Charles
\. Selden's Women Voters Won't
Stand for Partisan SANDER and
Abuse" 1t is pointed out that they
put over Pincnot and Beveridge
against the mems orders and they
care less for party lines than for
good government. The autumn cleo
tions afford us our second oppor-
tunity To participate in a national
election. and this time we have a
chance to prepare ourselves. Mr..
Selden says that women are think
ing less of party victory and more
about making the party worthy of
victory. for women of both. parties
have come together through the
clearing house agency of the National
League Of Women Voters. The
women throughout the country, il
is said, want no new temperance
legislation at this time. but their de-
mand upon all candidates is that
there shall be no anti-temperance
legislation.
Mr.. BertOn W. Currie's editorial in
this issue of the Ladies Home Jour
nal, under the title Nobody Loves
U.s." tells. US what the average Brit
isher thinks OF us. summed up in the
comment of one of them who re-
marked. 'If you chaps weren't so
extraordinarily stingy with your dot
lars everything would DC right-o." !"
Mr.. Currie also has something to say
about The Haryeyized Viewpoint" ("
Islander from Our Own Folks. "
Lady Nicotine Abroad" and when
We Miss Our own F1appers." John
Barrymore writes on the Movies
for this number, in which this stage
and screen STIFF says the pictures
need Imagination. for one thing. Mr..
I Barrymore feels 'the responsibility
that this permeating power gives
US TO set people wrong. to give them
half truth. 10 educate them falsely
In his first picture Mr.. Barrymore
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
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The New York herald., 1922-07-30

I'm the August HcCdiFS. MargOt
Asquith tells what 1 Think
About American Men" There
is no American that she admired
more than the late Walter Hines
Page, man of humor. sensibility and
sanctity. Another friend is John W.
Davis. to whom she remarked of
Mr.. Wilson'S speeches in London,
1918: What I admire most about
Mr.. Wilson's speaking IS his literary
perfection and lack of purple
patches" OF the average American
man Mrs Asquith expresses her
opinion that he is not cultured. that
he seldom enjoys art, or music, or
books, leaving these things to the
women who are termed culture
chasers." The same comment is
made that we have heard before
American men and women do not
appear to share their work with one
another. She adds that no one can
come to this country without admir-
ing our friendliness. sincerity and
keenness
'.Once it was Home, Sweet Home
now it is only a step on the way
to the movies" says Gene STRAIT
comforter. She draws n picture OF
her childhood home and compares it
TO the home of to-day. where in most
instances il is merely place to sleep.
The round shouldered. rouged girl
Is an indication Of the deterioration
of our age.
Further along in this August num-
Der EsteIle De Young Barr writes of
THE Curse OF Cuteness." She thinks
the wisest time to admire the child
is when he IS asleep. She decries
baby talk and cute" ways-they
should be thrown in the discard with
the thumb sucking tricks of other
days. Teach the child to speak cor
rectly from the beginning. for the
cute child may soon become the
spoiled child There is also beauty
article by Mrr Gouyerneur Morris,
''Can Your Eyes Keep a Secret: an
article for mothers. "Wean Him
Gradually" by Charles c. Kerley.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
The Book Factory
By EDWARD ANTHONY.

A scientist dug him up out of the lava
Some decades ago on the Island of Java
He had big mouth, fiat and no forehead
In brief, his appearance perfectly horrid.
TX.
The next species homo was found by German
fossil all covered with mosses and vermin.
This creature, they tell me, was dumb as donkey
very close kin to the jabberng monkey.
scowling barbarian, totally grinless,
With great beeting eyebrowsand perfectly chnless.
Arch-ae-op- ter -yx-that is the name of a bird
The first on this planet-a creature absurd.
XI
The birds have a social SET / am not sure
That they gather for tea or for whist
But they do get together Gall birds of feather)-
sensible plan insist.
For birds like to gossip well we humans;
The garrulous sparrows delight
In exchanging remarks with the robins and larks
On the Wrens matrimonial fight
This social life keeps their existences gay
When bird that's society's pet
Has the fortune to hatch of new brides batch
There's coming out party, I'll bet
For moment physics l dwell
It's subject l cannot evade
And so am writing to tell
That ozone's of oxygen made
XIII
Still another thought would convey
(You may find the knowledge of use)
AT any rate, this is to say
That an atom is small as the deuce
XIV.
Though biologists differ bit,
Nobody can truthfully charge
That all of 'em do not admit
That whales decidedly large
XIV
You want some more info? How futile your pleading
Get hold of the volumes, they're excellent reading.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

OUR OWN OUTLINE OF SCIENCE.
(After dipping into Volumes I. and ii. of "The O
of Science" Prof J. A. Thomson's engrossing work,
lished by the Putnams)
The first known critters this earth,
This learned scientist recites
We're water 1eas (suppress your mirth)
And jellyfish and trilobites.
Get this: all critters lower than
The zoophites should be
Referred to by the knowing man
As protozoa. See?
The pterodactyls Ito dragons akin)
First started to make their habitat
In this here universe way back in
The Cretaceous Age Remember that.
Later on, singing jungle chorus,
There the nine foot pariasaurus.
This world the author next reports,
With endless bugs is packed.
There are two hundred thousand sorts
OF insects, that's fact.
And they'll be rather hard to shake,
For, gosh million sacks
OF insect powder it would take
To put 'em on their backs
What are the elements of which
The sun is made? Now, did you think
That they were well known items sich
As iron, copper, sodium, zinc?
VII.
The microscope was not invented
By Mike Roscope, some believe
One Jansen, it is represented,
The sprig of laurel should receive.
He rates sermon apostrophic,
This who labored to provide
The world with lenses microscopic.
His worth cannot be magnifed
VIII
The first man on the earth, says this coorful opus
Was much like savage-the pithecanthrOpms.
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Continued on FoHotoin0 Page.
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You want some more info? How futile your pleading!
Get hold of the volumes, they're excellent reading
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
sPIRTTUL APELOR.

ChineZii cred. - zise intr'o
zi Jallot prietinllui sau = ca nu
e binp sd scott din apa pc oamenii
inecati, caci ''Spiritul Apelor" Sc
raZbuna pc eel care pc nedrept
vrea sal 'rapeasca prada.
SupelStitia aceasta, care ell oare
care poezie incurajeaza lasitatea.
null impiedeca pc oil Daronde sa
scape din ghiarale NORTH pc un
nevOias. care. tOcmai cand trecea
pc langa ell. Sc aruncase in Selma
Fara sd Stea un moment la indO-
iala, sc arunca 81 oil Daronde in
rlu 81 dupa eel scoase la tarm 81
lasa in grija altora osteneala i'm.
preunata cu aducerea la viata a
nenoroeitului, diSparu imediat din
ochii curiosilor earl Sc adunasera
ell sutele in jurul lor.
Gu toate acestea eel de DC
tarm recunoscuSera pc I'll Darondt
81 In zlua urmatoare ziarelc ii pu.
blicara Intreaga biografia.
A doua ri abba pranzise 81 SC
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

de Ia moi carl aveau credinta G;
aceasta reforma va intarzia a 81
aplica 81 earl aveau speranta CT
chestiunea REFORMED agrare in Ar
deal va Fl discutata de-. conferin
ia de la Geneva.
Astfel in decurs,tl zilelor ace
stora zeci- de magnati maghiar
.dintre care baronul Josika $
Teleki 81 representantul ''Statn
hui Catolic" au inceput un adeva
rat pelerinaj la Directorul Agri
cultuturei din Cmj pentru a f
pusi in current Gu mersul lucrari
lor de eXpropriere 81 improprie
tarire.
ST pentru cd vorbim despre
representantul 'Statului Catolic'
mentionAm cd numitul Stat
are in marginea orasului Oradea-
Mare 10000 de jugare 81 ca in
cuprinsul judetului Bihor, care
judet este eel mai bogat in popula
tie romaneasca, poseda 100 dc
mil jugare de padnre.
(Din 'Infratirea" }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

|sohft trebuinciosi, Sc invata 5-6
luni, in conditiuni eli totul insu-
ficiente. Apoi, oamenii carl n 'au
avut timpul sa invete mimic, sunt
variti la mine, dandnli-sc diverse
ocnpat tiunii earl necesita un tbo-
gat material de cunostinte. Din
cauza acestor studii facute in
pripa. ell neglijenta. cea maj
mare partc din lucratori nici nu
Sc due sd aSiste la cursuri. Astfel
Sc eXplica cum din 5000 de lucra
tori de pc valea Inlpenilor nu
eXista de cat 800 de suboficianti,
absolventi al scoalei de mineri din
Petrosani, 81 aceasta absolvita in
6 lnni maximum.
De sigur cd oamenii sunt ex-
pusi vesnic la pericole. Atat prin
lipsa unei scoale serioase, cat 81
.prln lipsa unei legi care sd COM
porte toate nouile mijlcace de ira
valiu miner. viata lucratorilor este
in perpetual amenintare. Eli bine,
'cu tOate acestea, nici macar situa-
tia lor in nina, MI este de asa ma :
.tura in eat sd prezinte o slaba
compensate pentru pericolele la
care sunt eXpusi. ST aceasta 0
vom arata maine, pc larg.
(Dm 'Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

fspinare carnr Gu nevoi al treburr-
Tlor publice din tara noastra.
Dur eli rabda 81 rae. Discipline
Isl respectful de autoritate le ma
'busa .cuyantul 81, de multe orr
|lplansul. Condeelor Tor nlmeni M
HE permite sa Sc organiseae,> lar
mila nici nu vor 81 apoi c,li So
cerseascag
| Am trait printre ei eel mai fra-
mosi ami al vietm mele, All gslslt
Fin mine intotdeaunin nu. un Sef,. q
|smai multi um prieten. ml-am pre-
|cat urcchea des la suspinele lol,
|ii-am aparat atat pc cat pnteam 81
en. pentru c;t un spirit de revoita,
ma copleseste in fata tutu'er ne
|dreptatiler ce li-se fac notarllOr
81 sentimental de dreptate ce IN
|tOtdeauna ma calauZlt fata da
Ell m a facut sd Ger continuu, I'M
petuos ca Ell sa fie pusi III aceiasL
situate cu toti ceilalti funetlo-
mari rurali. Am fost infrint din
|drumul mieu. dar n ann fost IN
wins; am suferit pentru ei dar am
constiinta impacata ca am cautai
sa repar una din cele mai mari
nedreptati sociale.
A Hristea
fost Administrato or de plasii In
Rimnicul-N ilcea.
din 'Glasul Ardealului'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
DIN LACuMELE MDUSTRIEI
MTNTERH.
Eegea minerilOr este ineficace. -
Invatamantul L. Petroeani este
sub mediocru.
Constatari Gu ocaaia eatastro,
fei dim Lupeai. -

Din multele lacme pc earl ca
tastrofa miniera din valea Lupeni
lea pus i'm evidenta, nu trebuesc
trecute cu vederea dOua: lipsa
unei organizatiuni serioase lega.
lie, miniere 81 neseriozitatea inva.
tamantnfui pentru lucratorii din
NINA. Ambele aceste doua che.
stiuni au partile lor atacabile 81 G
facem din convingerea ca. in fata
tristelor rezultate la carl am asi.
stat saptamanile trccute. vor Fl
luate in seama.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
DIN PATRIE

Stunt cOnsiderate ca nitrate in
Serviciul marinei militalt vasele
de lupta de mai jos:
Monitorul 'Ardeal' Monitorul
''Bucovina''. Monitorul 'Basara-
bia'' Distrugatorul 'Marasti''
Distrugatorul 'Marasesti'' Torpi-
lorul ''Vifor'' Torpilorul Var
tej''. Torpilorul ''Vijelie" Torpi-
lorul 'Fuleerul'', Torpilorul
'Sborul'' Torpilorul ''Zmeul''
Torpilorul ''Naluca, Canoniera
Locotenent-coman Stihi r"
Canoniera Captain Dumitrescu
CO, Canoniera 'Locotenent Lc-
pri Remus".
ID Vasile Radulescu. presedin-
tele organizatiei judetene a parti-
dului taranesc din Mehedinti. re
ira gandu-si candidatura de la "a
!!egerea partiala de deputat in
lud. Mehedinti, impotriva dispo
zitiilor luate de comitetul execu,
tiv central, va fl dat in judecata
luriului disciplinar al partidului.
= = ::
Meseriasii din Sibiu vor da IN
concert in sala Inicum' din al
carni VENT vor trimite jumatate
nenorOcitilor din Lupeni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14
NOTARIr!

In rolul complex 81 delicat al
mecanismului administrator 81
lntre functionarii rural. primul
Joe 81 eel mai hotaritor este al no
tarilor. Puterea executiva neinar-
mata este represintata numai prin
ei 81 numai Ell cu adevarat sunt
veghetorii eXecutarii tuturor leoi-
lor 81 AGENT anonimi al guvernc-
lor = Indifferent culparea politica
: in mijlocul lumei satesti.
Notarii invesmantati Gu rolu.
rile cele mai compIicate, mai va
riate 81 mai delicate. sunt obligati
Il veghia ri 81 noapte pentru null
tamirea tuturor superiorilor 81 sa-
tisfacerea tuturor ordinelOr. mai
toate ecu precadere'' de 'urgen-
te" 81 due munca titanica find
subordonati direct tuturOr diferi-
telOr Organe ce miniSteriile le an
in judet sau administratii de pla-
sa. Notarii sunt dcci eel mai ma
pastuiti dintre toti slujbasii pc
earl tara noastra ii are.
Invatatorul suplinitor. de ;eelei
mai multe ori I'm minor paked III.
bagaJnl de cunostinte leafa ln-
nara $50 lei, in afara de multi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-14

faSteptat de la d7ta, dOmnule! ST
cred ca OriSicine ar fl i'm locui
d-tale, mi-ar da acelas STAT. ASA
dara acnm mutt mai bait capnl Gu
mOartra mea?... Oar tocmAi aici
necazul.... D-tale tie usor sa-mi
spul: du-te 81 tc arunca i'm apa !. :,
{ aci, - sa veZi d-ta. - ppntru ca
cineva sa-ti dea GU atata usurinta
IN astfel de STAT. insemneaza ga
nu a trecut pest tOate chinurile
sinuciderii Gu alte ctlvinte: a tire.
cut deJa momentul, in care an
avut destul curagiu pentru am
nune capat vietii. Mai mutt Mt
vOiu mai incerca Sa ma sinucid
pentruca vreau sd traeSc. 81 daci
0mul vrea sd traeasca. trebue 81
manance! 81 cate alte mnltc ne
eesitati MI mai are?
Cersitul e ceva dejositor 81. GU
nlult mai problematic decat si-au
Eputea inchipIli cineva. Nnmai fur.
.tul iii pOate aduce un VENT sigul
81 regulat T.. De multe ori m am
|si gandit la lucrul acesta. Afara
din oraS sunt doar atatea vile
bine aranjate. nelocuite insa in
Iacest sezon. Cat de prost am fOst
daca panai acnm M mi-am batut
capul Gu asa ceva Numai d-tale
iii pot deci multumi ca m al
vindecat de slabiciunca meal.
Rabdarea il parasi insa pc
Daronde..
- Ri bine... butte dracului!..
Nre-o opt zile mai tarziu. cand
aproape isl uitase de vizita sltpa-
racioasa ce o pfimise. oil Daronde
primi o telcgrama care-l nelinisti
mutt. Era chcmat la Suresne, unde
flul siiu avea o villa Splendid;l
care. in absenta proprieta rului,
fuSese pradata Gu dcsavarsire
Adevarata nenorocire nu Sc redll.
cea insa nlmai la atata. Tinarul
Daronde sosise in noaptpa aceea
pc neasteptate la villa sa 81 sur.
prinse pc hoti. lar mnl din eli Il
lovi atat de bine. incat muri
imediat.
- Doar' null va Fl omorit roe.
mai. q
= Tocmai cl. - ii raspunse
.Jallot.
din HGaz. Transilvaniei
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HGfs1rin ai1l Decentralization.
Masurile de accelerare q apli
chrei REFORMED agrare All pus in
l,iiscare pc magnatii latifundiari
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NFAPTUTKEA EsEpROPRfE-
RET ST A IMPRoPRIETARTREl
IN ARDEAL.
Comisiunile de ocol les Ia fata
locului. Exproprierea mo-
siilor s4ra4ului. - Noui crdine.
- Magnatii sant ingrijDrati.

Ziarul nostru fost primnl
care anuntat accelcrarea masu-
rilor de improprietarire in Ar
deal, masuri hiate de actualul
ministru al Agricultural, menite
ca taranii Ardeleni sa intre in
cat mai scurt timp in posesia pa
lhanturilor.
M ne vOm Jcupa in aceSt ar
ticOl de cauzele pentru care a
ccasta reforma carei infaptuire
era atat de asteptata, sub trecu-
tclc guverne dura la infinit, din
ca,lza putinului interes pc care
atat guvernul Averescu, cat 81
scurta guvernare d-mi II. To-
nescu la arafat acestei probleme.
Dupa cum am anuntat intr 'ur
numar trecut al Ziarului nOstrl,
sa OrdOnat ca, cu lnceperea zllel
dc 10 Malu sd Sc accelereZe lu-
crarile pentrn improprietarire, 81
sa Sc inceapa in rindul intai eli
mosiile statului 81 cele de mana
moarta 81 apoi sd sc treaca la
mosiile particularilor. In acest
scOp- s 'au TRIMS de catre Direc-
terul Agricultural din Cllj urma-
toarele Ordine tuturOr comisiilor
dc OcOl din lNrdeal: