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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
COSMOPOLIS

rT1UE debate between New York and Lon.
/ don on the subject of metropolitan pre-
cminencc is probably intcrmnable. In
grnious stutisticinns are quite capable Of
satisfying their respective constituents and
the map max ~ are equally obligng.
but MS cosmopoiis New York has authen-
tically outdistanced its rival and every
other great city In. history. An exhaustive
study ef the United States census figures of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
What Do You KnOv?
QUIZ

/. What three Americans were winners Of
the Nobel peace prize? -
:. Where and what Is Charlotte Amalie'
!. What Is an epicene? 4.
4. Which was the first American state "
pass an act abolishinS AfricSA
slavery?
.. Why IL the strawberry so-called? ,,..,
Harding? 49,,
I. In what century did Karl Mars i've: i.
!, Who originated the expression TO wv
y . victor belong the spoils',;
.. Name two rivers in Australia.
TO- What are thermae?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

The most mild hammered trout fisher
thinks nothing Of beating up a stream.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

Pinchot now proceeds to prove that h'
Is an outstanding two fisted man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

When the Big Four and the Bolsheviss
broke bread together there was perhaps some
thought Of the millions in Russia lacking
bread.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

New Yorks police commissioner tell,
precinct captains "to sleep on their arms.
II has been suspected that some sleep ou
their feet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

Bonus advocates are for the moment
pussyfooting. The Illinois primary has given
them pause.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

Mahanoy City girl beat into uncon.
seriousness one bandit who was trying to roo
hcr father while second, frightened. bed
What. we wonder, would she do il she "a"
a mouse!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

The Easter bunny proved a poor hand
at hiding things. Every egg he hid was
found.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

'IIoly Mackercl!' cried Mary Doodle
as she watched the Gloucester fishing feet
at Cold Spring Inlet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

Sproul now needs timber as we'll as glu'
for his cabinet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

The weather man saw to it that the
Easter egg was all to the candy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

';"org" Howe says the
Reasonable beauty of architecture
Architecture IN France Is its har-
mony with surround
iusS and he showed II recent audience how
every slmr" was treated 1T som" way to
avoid that bar" appearances. '''rhp beauty
Of architecture. H." said. is in its functional
r"nS"nHbl"n"Ss. Which. we presume. suf-
tiri"nt!y explains the presence of the barn
yard mauurc pll" AZ the farmhouse kitchen
door
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

Speaking Of cacti, remarked Demos
themes Mctiinnis. the trouble with the
President " that he has been burbanked and
all the spikes taken 9ut ~ his disposition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

Well, Easter said 1t with flowers al
right.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

The Senate has reversed Itself anil ~
gt0red the free seeds item to the AgricuituroI
supply Bill and once again the Kenubic n
Afs4 b. the skin OF its teeth. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

III" declaration that Alter is 10 RIM ~,
II platform Of economy and ctHrirnc, j., nro'', W.,
that Merton Of the Movies is NOT the INV |,
out Knowing it, "''"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
One Clint
Of Sunshine

Nc,'umbrr tariff bill, 1t shows it's gentle
rtfuIgonrc in that feature which makes the
Tariff Commission the real rate fXcr within
certain limitations, With Tariff Com
mission composed of experts and the limita-
tions shifted somewhat We may eventually
arrive somewhere worth while.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
SHORT CUTS
Who can nlter the Alter deal?
Only the voter as true as steel.

The Tumulty and the shouting dies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
THE QUESTION THE VOTERS
MUST ANSWER At THE POLLS
Shall Pennsylvania Be Governed by
Boss. Ridden Alter or Enfranchised
by Pinchot, Unafraid?
by GEORGE NOX MCCAIN

| TTNlIE principal occupation of Republican
u machine leaders and their train bearers
| what is left of them-from now until
May 10. the day Of the primary elections.
will be that of beating tom toms, throwing
dust in the air and cutting pigeon wings to
distract the public.
1t is important that voters he not deceived
by these shoddy and antiquatcd practices.
1t is n political axiom that a machine
politician never learns n new trick and
never forgets an old one
Republicans. and particularly the re-
Gently cnfranchised women. should not per-
nit themselves to be hoodwinked and taken
into the camp Of discredited organization
by such moth eaten methods
II is already forcshndowcd that the rrin
"pal cry of these huabaIoo statesmen. the
piece do rcsistanc" Of their campaign walls.
will be uttered with tragic fcrvor and plain
tive appeal
Its burden is to be that by voting for any
other candidate than Mr.. Alter. who wal
hand picked by the remnant of dclnoral-
lied organization the voter will do irrep-
arabic damage to the Republican Party in
Pennsylvania.
Sob stuff. both saline and sacCharine.
combining black prophecy with frantic de.
mand for party loyalty" may be anti"
rat"d from now on.
Must the G.r-r-and Old Party Of Lin
coin. Grant. Mckinley and Roosevelt in
Pennsylvania be slaughtered in the house Of
its friends:'
Are you willing to hand the ga 10 rous
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
kUvELE
De I. SLAVICI.*)

Acasa. - asta-i alta vOrba
Oamenii s. 'au obicinuit zice
mai bucuros la Mihu Saftei'
decat la 'fSafta Mihului's, find
ca. asa-i lumea. Cand oamenii
nu au ce face, eli scormonesc 9
voroa 81 Isl petrec vremea Gu ca
sd te fereasca Dumnezeu sa nj
cazi pc gura satului.
Pentru aceea cand Safta incep'
sa faca gura, Ncnea Mihu is
pune mantle in cap Si-i zice:
Nevasta !! nu ma da pc gurs
'Ieeolanilor.
lar apoi cauta sal faca pc plac
n.lmai sd scape de urechile veci
lnllor. Astfel, cam intr 'un chip 8
cam intr 'altul, Safta face sd trca
eli de stapana in casa.
! Oar Sc zice ca nu-i stapan far
lstapan.
! + cineva q mai preSlla d
Safta,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05

AZ pun AlOdiOO Au uiCSiAV'
Gu totul fara nici un temeiu nu
sunt insa nici vorbelc babelor.
Prea Sc potrivcsc tincrii la stare
81 la faptura, prea sunt Gle 0 po-
trivia in sat sin sapte safe.
E vorba, cine fost Cazacul,
cine Floarea Cazacului 81 cine
este Cosma Florii Cazacului. Tn
copil nevarstnic site pc de rost.
Om sal pui alaturea 81 sal cauti
in sapte safe, nu gasesti unul mai
bun dccat Mihu, care nu+si mai
site rubedeniile 81 cuscrii 81 finii
81 care nu-si numara averea pc
boi. ci pc juguri.
Asa judeca satlll 81, daca vor-
ba sa spuncm drept, nici Mihu,
nici Cessna MI sunt scosi din sat.
Prea Sc simtiau straini in acclas
sat 81 le placea sd sc mangaie GU
nadejdca de inrhdire.
(SfarSit).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
Nenea Mihu are dol feciori vol.

Nenea Mihu are dol feciori vol
nlci 81 FLEA frumoasa.
Feciorii, fiindca sunt dol 81 fe-
ciori, ori cat de voinici ar fl, stau
sub pdrunca parintcasca; Marta
lnsa e una singura. Adeca nu ma
are in casa pc nimeni deopotrivii
Gu dansa.
Inca pc cand era in Ease, Marta
avea Obiceiul de a pune toata
casa in miscare.
Nenea Mihu, auzind-o plan.
9and, alerya plin de lingrijire din
gradina orr din cirtc in casa
lara Safta, orr a1nde ar Fl fost,
tresaria 81 zicea: ''Vai de mine
fata plange! .aaa
Astfel. cam intrAun chip VI can
ntr 'altlll Marta Sc facuse sta
pana pestc toti stapanii din casa
81 Gu cat crestea, Gu atat j Sc
latca stapanirea, caci, - vorbs
'ui Nenea Mihu, fata mare
cinstea easel.
Oar tot nu stapan fara sta
|nan.
Ce-i drept, cat tine preajms
easel. nu Sc gasia nimeni mai pre-
ms de Marta; dar lumca mar.
|sisunlts lserari n Sc gisese. !! y! .ia !!
'iilsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05

Cand Marta ese Ia joe 81 trece
dealunglll ulitelor, ncvestele 81
|nabele pizmase de tinerete gra.
Desc la portita 81 privesc in urma
lei. + frumos cum Isl tine capul
cum Isl poarta trupul 81 cum Sc
mladie la tot pasul; 81 frumos il
sade parul cret pe frunte, frumos
Sc lipeste bogata saba pc sin
frumos ii cad altitele ,pe brate 81
eatrinta batuta in fir frumos sc
rotunjeste pc pubpi. Char babi
sa fiji, privesti 81 ri dori so tot
vezi. !
Oare cine. sorai. zice una
Cine altul decat Todepiea i
raspunde alta.
TodericasS-- Asa uinbla gurs
Shllllul. Nlcl ca s6VlSeA Qln x
sornestc poyeste.
Pentru ca Sd yorbim drepf
Toderica Toader, ba char Tu
doToiu. Lasa, cd aves din cine 81
iasa, fiindca 81 tatal sau, Cozmi
Florii Cazacului, seamana 6,
dansul. Fecior 81 tata, cand calca
puntea le scartaie sub picioare.
! La Joe Tndoroiu Sc face ma
multi Toderica de cat Toader :
lie /. e daee 5 81 !. ,! franz 6nt meat d
'lpu ranaSak 81 saf 6SS4 jGN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05

lucruri mai departate. TOader
spune, ca a. vorbit Gu cumnatul,
Gu varul, Gu finul, in sfal-sit GU
cutare 81 cutarc dintre 0amenli
vrednici de a Fl stat de vOrba Gu
dansul; lara Marta ii spune cine
a fost 81 cine nu a fost de curand
la danSii ell cine yorbit 81 Gu
cine nu, cine a zis 81 ce nu a zis.
In sfarSit Toader priveste in
delung in ochii mari al Martei,
Marta ii zimbeste Gu o racoroasa
luna cuviinta 81, vazand acest
zimbet, el ii apuca mana 81 zice
Sa jucam una, Mario.
Ea raspunde vesela: Daca vrel
Toderica.
Toader atnnci baga mana stan
ga in scrpar, scoate un pumn dc
bani, ii arunca lautarului 81 stri-
gf Acum una pc pofta meal"
lar cand Todcrica Sc prinde la
hora ca Marta Mihului Saftci, ba-
belle 81 mosncgii sc ridica din um
bra. sparg sfatul 81 gra'besc sa maj
n
vadaFsi ei odata.
Asa Sc petrec lucrurile. Dal
gura satului prea face dintr 'un
tintar un amasar. Pc cand Marta
81 Toader yorbesc numai asa -
Lca u. ~ taca, Gel ~ u an 90 facs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
INFORMATII

Berlin = 0 depese sosita din
Gleiwitz, Silesia, anunta incaie-
rare intre civilii Germani 81 sol
datii Francezi, in care timp cinci
sprezece oameni au fost ucisi 81
alti douazeci 81 cinci raniti. S'a
proclamat Starea de asediu. Stra-
dele sunt patrulate de soldati
francezi i'm automobile blindatc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
C0NVOCARE

Filiala No. 2 a Societatii 'De.
steapta-te Romano Hora Unirii'
de la River Rauge, Michigan,
Convoaca pc toti membrii sal din
loc 81 jur de lua parte la Sedin-
ia generala de 6 luni la care va
ii alegerea nouilor functionari pc
pcriodul al 2-lea.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
= y. m. in 9 Iulic 1922 in lOcalul
u-lui Ion MOtOk de sub No. 1S0
Great Lakes, River Rauge, Mich.
Absentele nemotivate. vOr Fl Pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05

pc urzeala fara ca sa-ti incurce
firele.
Z bun "a vesclic, deschls Gu
flacaii, darnic unde-i vOrba sa sc
arate 81 prea multi ii place sa su-
guiasca la joe 81 la sezatori Gu
fetele.
Cand, la joe, Marta Sc iyeste in
preajma vederii lui, Toader scu-
tura din cap, isl netezeste parul
de pc frunte, ridica din umeri 81
potrivestc 'peptarul pc trup. lar
daca ca Sc apropie, daca este a.
proape de dapsuf;; Yoader III zice
Ce mai faci, MartoY
& ia raspunde: Multamesc de III
frebare, bine!
sEl spoi intreaba: Nenea Mihu
Zee mai face?
la raspunde: 'Multamesc, face
bine, ca-i sanatos.
FL earasi intreaba ; Leica Safta
ce mai face?
Ea atunci raspunde: SADIE, To.
derica.
Dupa aceste ca isi aduna buzele
81 intreaba:
Ce mai fac al vostrii
Eli! Ce sd faca raspunds
Lei. Eaca mai una. mai alta
Ds facI Elaiute vorba irene ID
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05

,depsite conform Statutelor. Tot
odata sunt rugati 81 functionarii
de la Centrala de lua parte la
aceasta. Sedinta, avand mai multe
chestii de resOlvat
Fratii Romani din prejur care
vrea sd devie membrii noui sd
bjnevoiasca lua parte la acea.
sta adunare.
Pana la intalnire raman Salu-
tandu-va i'm numele Filialei No. ?
de la River Rauge, Mich.
George Tetu, secretar.
Alexandra ,Boeriu director.
n SE-S7\
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
CLEvELAND, OHIO

lBruxel. Dl Fletcher, amba-
sadorul American, lnchlriat
aici frumOasa cladire in MILO
cul unul pare, pc care va Ocllpa
incurind ambasada americana.
Cairo. - Regele Faud vocste a
veni in America ca sa invete
uncle lucruri Gu privire La felul
de guvernamant al Statelor Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
GURA sATULUI.
Nuvsn
(Urnare)

~ Irmare).
ysNu-i vorba! raj sunt oamenii,
Eca mai raj nici n ar putea 81
e. Char 81 acela. pc care toat'
dmsa il site de bun, Isl are cea-
|Arile de rautatc 81 nu avem de
bt sal atingem, unde-l doare,
ntrn ca sal faccm mai darz
ecat altii. Oar Nenea Mihu tot
d bun ramane.
Er si cuvine insa unui ON din
mrni ca dansul Sd fie de buna
ibzuiala, Sd cumpaneasca yor-
le 81 Sd umble mai mult calare
+ pc jos.
~ Acsst yolum y poats pre-
Y 1diturs ''csrt4a Rona6.
sss aaosissgti ~ 81. 3x<i4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
CAUTAM

"a de oameni 81 un Bucatal
pCntru lucra afara in camp la
o fabrica ce Sc cladeste din nou.
Rufarie de pat gratuita de la
CT mpanie lucru stabil
Adresati-va la:
JOHN RUSS
N. E. Canton, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05

erotu1 pentrv puh,inAtit ~. 'CAuG'
'r~ vfuxArA" "AnWnt d rAakt0FtA>" !"
~. c0etx pen<v,s .'tArsre ~UvsSs .
y NTI Ae pUhlt~atse s,.N - - ~ee. I
sA Uns>1tcA atus<~
oentr,s Dart - saA0A vv~ssA~s ..
.,-s& ~Vwnutt aAu sswsWve s~o@
~. eas, ~ - I ~~e~asA q ~A~.
ouhltcAt tUs "A 'ss e~sSatss - S~~-
a~roaark C~aGtt sO aye a~ess eesAses
jla ajn Uniunaa q n 4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-10
gggI 'Zg9IEV EVa111
in the Cofso venezia, later in the Via
Monte di Pieta, where it still exists.
Taught Chimney Sweeps.

"The then reigning Archbishop
Mgr Calabiana, appointed the young
priest chaplain to the new convent. Fol
over thirty years he gave to it all the
enthusiasm of his sacerdotal heart. Nc
good work was undertaken in that ever
active home of good works in which
Don Achille Ratti was not the chief
cooperator. In 1883 he organized ar
Association Of Catholic Schoolmis-
tresses, Of which he retained the di-
rection during the whole period Of his
stay in the city. The Congregations OF
the Children of Mary for the young
ladies' Of Milanese high society, for
those of middle class, women clerks,
workglrls and all the social. classes had
the benefit of his direction and of his
elevated and edifying though simple in
struction.
"The humblest Of the little guests of
the Cenacle were the little chimney
sweeps, race which has disappeared
from our country. These little fellows
are gathered together by the good
Cenacle nuns for religious instruction,
and the learned prefect Of the Ambros-
ian library, in the midst of his absorb
ing work, found time both to pass the
afternoons Of feast days in teaching
the catechism to little boys in the
church of the Holy Sepulchre, and also
L.
for their first communion, on the oc-
casion of which he would share their
little feasts and innocent games.
"This life of combined learned labors
and apostolic works was suddenly in
terrupted ten years ago when DR.. Ratti
was called to Rome as pro-prefect of
the vatican library and assistant to
Father Ehrle, whom he succeeded as
prefect in 1913, when he was also made
prothonotary apostolic.
'The great war ended DIR. Ratti's
career as a librarian. The war had not
yet come to an end when, on April 25,
1918 Pope Benedict sent him as apostle
lie visitor to Poland.
when Poland finally obtained her
independence the Holy Father, to show
his sympathy with the Catholic state,
appointed Mgr. Ratti apostolic unucio
to the new Republic Of Poland, Great
ing him, in the consistory of July g.
1919, titular archbishop of Lepanto.
Displayed Great Tact.
Poland, after tine peace of Brest-
Litovsk was still occupied by German
troops, although there was a Council
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-10

Selected October 16th-20th as the
dates for the fourth national conven-
tion at New Orleans.
Authorized the national commander
to appoint a national athletic commits
sion.
Approved the appointment Of spec
ial committee to investigate the ad-
visibility of organizing fathers aux
iliary.
Authorized the national commander
to appoint committee to make plans
for rotating fund whereby men not in
need of adjusted compensation may
make their share available for needy
x-service men.
Endorsed the suggestion that the
birthday CT General Robert g. Lee
(January 19th) be added to the list of
anniversaries especially appropriate for
legion observance.
The decision to include the birthday
of General Robert f. Lee on the list
of anniversaries prepared by the ma
tional Arnericanisn commission is
symbolic of the non sectional senti-
ment prevailing throughout the legion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-10
MARRIAGE A FATAL UNION.
Syracuse University Students Answer
Few Questions.

Syracuse, n. Y, University profess
sors, who each year select the most
original and oldest answers given by
students in mid-yeaE examination pa
pers have released list which would
do credit to some of Thomas A. Edi-
sons famous questions.
The list follows:
Milton's father was notary public.
Dido means just the same; you
write it.
Stephen A. Douglas was a rnanufac-
turer of shoes. Also he was the author
of the Century Handbook.
A periodic sentence is one in which
the meaning is clear until the end is
reached. |l y
Marriage is sacrament by which a
priest unites man and woman in fatal
union.
Alfred the Great was author Of both
the Apostles Creed and the ten COM
mandments.
In the early church every priest had
at least ten families.
Paul made three Journeys. the last
one after his martyrdom.
The Petrine Theory was based on
Christ's words, Feed my goats"
Hinterland is the sub-soil and the
Marine League is group of nations
bound together by treaties for for
warding commerce.
Bill Of attainment gives man right
to vote when he has attained his ma
jority.
Joan of Arc was peasant girl who
captured New Orleans.
Song of Roland was the song Roland
sang as he lay dying in the Alps.
Olympic games had religious signifi-
cenee. They consisted of running,
jumping and throwing diches..
Hyroglyphicc were mythical mon
sters which inhabited the Tigris-Eu-
pirates.
Two leading a ssts of Renaissance
were Michael Ans 20 and Archa Pei
igo.
In the French Revolution, the mob
rose and stormcd the Bastible.
An example of inductive reasoning:
This is green. In contrast, and exam
pie Of deductive reasoning: I'll have
pain if eat it,
Hordes of Goths, Lombards and Os-
teopaths overran southern Europe.
Sedan was Sultan of Turkey.
Heroes and Hero worship were the
Puritans which were held back in
England. r.,
Oswald is Q, simple rythemis poes.
Also, Oswald was the son-in-law OF
Lear, that is, his daughters husband.
You'll find Dante in who's Who for
Dead Men"
A man to be great must have abili-
ty so unusual that he is subjected. to
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Page Three

IT haven't paid the rent for the past
ten months" 4 'T}b f'}3: Il
= Women are barred from attending
boxing bouts in Cleveland. ,,,.a.s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-10

Trade at Home.-A man who makes
his living working at the carpenters
trade ordered some tools not long ago
from a mali order house. He thought
he could save a few cents, but when
the tools came he found that they were
Of inferior quality and that he had
been stung. This man made his living
by building houses for the people in the
town in which he lives. He win make
his living that way in the future. But
he will never build a house for the mall
order man. He should give his trade
to the home merchant who shows his
appropriations of home prosperity by
advertising in the local paper.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-10

of Regency consisting of Archbishop
(now Cardinal KakowskD and two
others.
"'The situation was in every way
extremely difficult and critical, but the
new nuncio displayed such remarkable
tact and diplomatic skill and even
heroisn, that he played quite leading
part in the final settlement of both the
political and ecclesiastical difficulties
which surrounded the birth of the new
republic.
ut was chiefly owing to his efforts
that two articles were introduced into
the constitution Of the state, the one
declaring that the Catholic religion oc-
cupies the first position in the Polish
state, and the second, still more prac-
tica1ly important, that no measures
concerning the Catholic church may
be taken without preliminary agree
tnent with the Holy See.
Gwen outside Poland, the intrepid
nuncio was able to exercise important
Influences in various directions.
Through his diplomatic good offices, he
obtained the liberation of many prison
ers and hostages from the hands Of the
Russian BoIshevists, including the
archbishop of MohiIew and the bishop
of Minsk. Quite recently he was ap-
pointed in extraordinary mission as
ecclesiastical commissioner for the
plebiscite In upper Silesia, and this, at
the unanimous request of Poland, Ger
many and the inter allied commission"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-02-10

Where's the EandIord7-"You rent
this house?"
"Yes, but 1t is almost like owning
It."
"How?"