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The Washington times., 1922-04-27
ISN'T THIS A FUNNY
WORLD?
BY S. f. kISER.

MRS. HENRY TOMPKINS NASH
A'A Is fifty three years old, and Stout
Her husband has wad of cash,
And she little dark mustache
She's trying to have burned out.
Her pudgy fingers blaze with rings,
The gems set in the latest style;
She has at least dozen strings
Of pearls and beads, and from such things
Her deepest, keenest pleasure springs
Doesn't it make you smile?
DRYAN says that Satan still
- Cunningly is batting traps,
Tempting men to do his will,
Thwartng virtue, working ill,
Wrecking peace and starting scraps.
Meanwhile God, who might, it seems
Put the old red boy to sleep,
Lets him go polluting streams,
Working out his hellish schemes,
Blighting hopes and spelling dreams
Doesn't it make you weep?
THE Prince of Wales proceeds in state
l. Through the far-off, troubled East;
He finds a chief to decorate
With something bright, and scorn and hate
End in grand fraternal feast.
While he sojouns in Japan
The Order of the Spotted Calf
Is pinned upon the little man;
JOY prevails where doubt began;
Answer gravely, if you can,
Doesn't it make you laugh?
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
Are Wages
Too High?
n BEHALF of the Legisla
tive Bureau, Mr.. Manly,

JOINT chairman with former
President Taft, of the National
War Labor Board, has completed
study of American wages, and
has stated his conclusions in a
little pamphlet entitled, "Arc
Wages Too High?" 1t is pub
hshed by The Peoples Legisla-
tive Service.
Mr.. ManIy's analysis of railway
wages has the greatest present
interest. He takes the figures sub
mitted by the railroads them
selves, which he says are very un-
fair to the men and very inaccu-
rate; but nevertheless he finds
that on these figures the average
railroad wage in 1900-twenty-
two years ago-was only 1867 90,
or few cents over $1,000 a week.
He finds, moreover, that the in
crease in average railroad wages
in these twenty-five years has just
about kept pace with the purchase
power Of the dollar in 1900.
In other words, the average
wage of railroad employees in 1921
was $1,575.00, or if you exclude
the enormous pay given to rail
road presidents and other railroad
executives, who really ought not
to be included in the discussion
and whose wages will not be re-
duced, the average wage Of the
men was 81 ,476.00. This $1,476.0O
will not buy any more than the
$567.O which they received twen-
ty-two years ago.
Bear in mind also that our own
National Government, after a
most painstakinC and elaborate
investigation, finds that $2,2OO.OO
a year is the minimum comfort
budget" of a family Of five in the
United States with the present
cost of living. Therefore, the
average wage paid on our rail
roads is $4,000 below the esti-
mated "minimum comfort bud
get" established by the United
States Bureau of Labor Statistics
and the smallest income a family
of five can receive in the United
States and live with any degree
Of comfort.
This, then, means that the aver,
age wage Of the American rail,
road employe is $4,000 a year
less than the wage which Presi-
dent Harding has publicly stated
that a wage Garner ought to re,
ceive. For on May "a, 1921
President Harding declared:
We must see that the wage
Garner is placed in an economi-
cally sound position. His LOW
EST wages must be enough
for comfort, enough to make his
house a home, enough to insure
that the struggle for existence
shall not crowd out the things
truly worth living for.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27

The advantages OF the class system in Eng.
sh motor busses is obvious. The seats are all
lust alike. but when the bus comes to steep
hill the driver shouts: "Frst-class passengers
keep your seats: second class passengers get out
and walk; third-class passengers get out and
push"
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
IN TIE SPRINGTIME.

Now the light lasts longer
nightly,
Sprouts will soon spring
from the seed,
And the young men will be
lightly
Gcorning laws that limit
speed.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27

AND TIE little old
boss.
FOR A week or two.
HAD AN awful time
AND WOULD swallow
language.
so HE'D almost
burst.
BUT HE stood the
strain.
AND ~ the end.
WAS A sentler man.
AND A kindlier man.
TO a's oince stan.
AND TIL. .t.n itself.
rook on. an air.
THAT IT hadn't had.
BEFORE she came.
AMI; Loos'no back
IT SEEMS to me.
the PLACID
patience.
OF !4Ar girl.
AND HER sympathy.
IN ALL our tasks.
MADE Iv.svoHs.
D
A LITTLE better.
THAN HE would
have been.
.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
IN THESE DAYS

The woman who doesn't
want a divorce exposes her.
self to the suspicion that she
is afraid she couldn't pick up
another husband II she were
free.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
AIM
MAY FIRST
BY BUGS" BAER

ONCE again May Day &.
" comes with its fresh
hopes and stale fears. For
some distorted reason our
Anarchist patients have
picked that cay for their an
nual anniversary of their
daily disgust.
MAY DAY in Europe is
AA like every day IN Mat
tewan. Buds are shooting
up i'm America, but everybody
is shooting up over there.
NOBODY knows why May
~ First was selected for
arsenal practice by our for
eign boy friends. Every day
looks like other day over
there, but May amt so tough
that you've got to blast 1t
open.
IN Europe May Day means
YOU may live through
day. And YOU may not.
IT'S very collapsible holi-
day for members in king
row. They plaster up. all
doors and spend day on acre
of Persian prayer rugs.
EVERYBODY is so nervous
- that baron who orders
grapefruit FOR breakfast
takes his life in his spoon.
Grapefruit may turn out to
be dud. But royalty trusts
nothing on that day.
IT'S election day among
ammunition stu d e n s.
They throw bomb votes at
each other. Candidate who is
blown into most pieces gets
nomination. They love to
inaugurate new angels.
INSTEAD of being happy
that Spring is here, sun
is blooming and violets
shrinking, they are NAL
contented with everything.
.Iuy is Counter-irritant TO
them, happiness is tonic for
their fury and they nurse
grouches like incubators
nurse eggs.
WHAT can you do with
w birds like that? Can't
argue with man whose an
swers are furnished with
beautiful short fuses. They
only listen to fuzzy-skulled
orators who stand on soap
boxes and soak up logic from
empty box through their
feet.
WE'RE glad they don't
w live over here. II they
acted that way on May One
what would they do on April
First?.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
Stars and Stripes

One whaler harpooned small island in the
ocean thinking 1t was whale. Evidently 1t
was well beyond the three-mile limit
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
HANDICAPPED.

judge you all beaten up.
Prsoner-Ah sure is yo' honor
Judge-Why don't you keep out of bad
pany?
Prisoner-Ah ain't got enough money to git
divorce
The Washington times., 1922-04-27

Soon be time for daylight saving. But what
has become of all the daylight saved last
year?
The Washington times., 1922-04-27

MAY DAY in Europe is
Ni like every day IN Mat
tewan. Buds are shooting
up in America, but everybody
is shooting up over there.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27

WE'RE glad they don't
w live over here. n they
acted that way on May One
what would they do on April
First?.
The Washington times., 1922-04-27
Landlord PiQ.

NKR. STRAHL, Magistrate IL
M New York City, wanted tc
Ava be elected Supreme Cour
The Washington times., 1922-04-27

EVERYBODY is so nervous
- that baron who orders
grapefruit FOR breakfast
takes his life in his spoon.
Grapefruit may turn out TO
be dud. But royalty trusts
nothing on that day.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
.INFoRMATII

New York. - Tex Rickard,
care menajat 'matchul" Demp-
sey - Carpenter, fost ares
tat eri acuzat find ca violat o
fata de Is ami. O societate fe-
meiasca care Sc ocupa eu chestii
sociale a primit plangerea parin-
tilOr fetei Alice Ruck, de Is ami,
ca Tex Rickard, in societatea a
altor dol prietini, a. agrait pc
Alice Ruck 81 pc Anna Hess, de
IL ami, pc carl apoi lea dus la
locuinta lui llnde lea imbatat 81
|apoi atacat pc Alice Ruck. Ad-
|vocatul lui Tex Rickard s'a pre-
zintat imediat la procuror 81 S "a
predat justitiei, dar a spus ca
clientul sau MI site mimic despre
tOata afacerea, ce e scornirea dus
manilor lui. Ell depus cautie
de 1000 dolari 81 fost pus pc
picior liber pana ce Sc va face
investigate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
Nava|i|i Barbara

,daca intrau uneori Ell Sc opriau,
sforaind la toata tufa. Sc ridicau
pc picioarele din darat, 'cand Sc
pomeniau langa vre-o ripa 81 Sc
fntorceau cn graba de la marginea
padurii la larg, tot Ia larg.... In
codri, Gu porch salbatici 81 Gu
nrsii, putinul ,avut 81 viata eran
mai scutite decat in sesul pustiu 81
,neted, unde rAsaritul varsa fara
Iincetare gloate scarboase, popoare
fara hume, Gu boturi de lupi 81 Gu
barbi caltoase.
Statea 81 pc acele vremi, ca 81
ast6zi, bxtr1nul Bihor Gu umerii
hi acopcriti de zapada pana tar
sin in dricnl vsrii, aparator ne
cxlcat de nayslirile valor, carl se
IdesShid h poalele lui spre ssfintit
.de soare. Vale se impreuns in
lpncs Criyului- Negru, jar lunca Sc
'ayterne mai deperte gi = strfm-
't<ask ektra asfintit. ca don6 brate
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E de multi de atunci, foarte de
null. 81 sa nu dele Dumnezeu, sa
Sc intoarca lar vremile acele...
Vuiau campiile de urlete barba-
re 81 tremurau sub trOpot de CO.
pite. Ca volbura Sc asterneau ur-
diile salpatice peste campii. lar
c5nd Sc inecau in zarile indepar-
tate, lanurile ramaneau despoiate
81 jerpelite pc urma lor.
De veacuri lungi navalirile nn
mai contenisera 81 Sc parea ca
aceasta va ii pentru totdeauna
soartea Daciei Fericite. Viata fu-
gise din cales urgiei 81 Sc ascun-
sdea prin codri, c5utandu-si ase-
1are 81 lungirea soroculuis ia nm
brele magurelor, la ad4post de
prspastii 81 de copaqf fobori AZ
viscole 81 de oameni "a Arnl| 4 4
sarii cresclti in la1 III ilal ~
tTlF
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

|tele aceste alungau groaza incui-
bata in mimi 81 de cum Sc despri-
mavara pana in toamna, lucraal
oamenii voiosi pc la hodaile din
lunca 81 de nu'i mai Iowa din nou
cate 0 urdie, nu Sc intorceau in pa
durile lor Gu saptamanile deaa
|lungul.
Venia apoi toamna, vremea ca
latoriilor 81 negotului. Muntenii
de dincolo de Bihor treceau peste
Dealul Mare 81 peste Tapul Gu COTE
81 Gu ciubere incarcate pc cal ma
runti 81 Sc intorceau Gu sacii plini
de gran 81 de ovas. Padurenii de
pc Ia Baresti 81 Petroass So cobo-
riau Gu tcpoare,.. sapi, sulite, BSi-
tamil Gu scule de argint, dar mai
,,multe de aram& 81 de cos1tor. Blu.
durenii aduceau sumane, altii vase
de lut inipistritate frumos ca
nori. Vasele le incarcau pc cSrute
GU ingradituri inalte de nuie1e, lar
inamtea c1rutelor prindeau cate
dol ori patrn mseari. Codrenii,
.Lnncanii, Laturanii il asteptau vi &su'
hIn1bareis ii cu gropile pline az
reu, Pr; ovas, ca = piilei II sis
Sd lnncA Az sra pres de mulfs'
osi n Ilesi y sdtlnaa fOarte nntte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

tau despre numarul 81 puterea ma
valitorilor, cadeau asupra lor, ina
inte de al lasa - 81 adune prada.
Lovitura era iute 81 scurta, lar To-
cul ei Sc insemna totdeauna prin 0
movila, pc care invingatorii o ri
,dicau peste trupurile celor cazuti.
Acei dintre valitori, carl Sc in
tampla sa scape peste dealurile
paduroase, nu Sc mai intorceau
indarat-nici ei, dah nici neam din
neamul lor. Movie ridicate peste
trupurile navalitotilor Sc mai vad
81 astazi destulespsin valea Crisu-
luiNegru.. .Nepotj de astazi al stra
.bunilor, carl lelSe ridicst, le nu-
mesc holumburi stiu 81 spuna
.atata, cd sunt di1vremile batailor
Gu capcanii. Dars cine mai site
,astazi, cate nean(pri de c6pcani.
au trecut, @ vijsllile, pc aici, de
Ia rasarit hpre sf4fit, u cati si-an
lasat oasele pc ~ holumburii
Cand urdiile e. y risipite ori in
gropate, rasuna i1fxgi dim deal ID
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

De vINzARE

Proprietate in Patria veche, mol
trei frati anume loan, lgnate 81
Vasile din comma Crisu, Judetul
Tarnava-mare Romania, hotarin-
dune ne stabili aici in America,
lar parintii nostri ramasi acasa
au trecut La cele eterne amandol.
Deci moi ne-am inteles frateste a
ne vinde averea ramasa de parlnti
averea Sc vinde liberia ori 81 carui
persoana ar dori-o. Deci pentru
infOrmatiuni mai marunte rugat
fiecare doritori Sc adresa la:
loan LUCIA
P. o. B. 476. Zelienople, Pa
(17-20).>
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
MONOPOLUL
CARTILOR
DIDACTICE,
Cum vor lucra comisiunile de
Cercetare.

Am arafat intr 'un articol prece-
dent ca monopolul cartilor didacti-
ce de ours primar mai ales, sc inn
pune. Vom arata acum chipul in
care Sc vor fOrma comisiunile de
cercetare.
Comisiunile sc vor compune din
profesorul de pedagogie al scolii
normale din centrul respectiv, ca
presedinte; din 3 institutori local.
alesi prin vot de colegii lor din a.
cea localitate 81 din cate un literat
care va studia manuscrisele alese
din. punctul de vedere al limbii
Pc langa comisiunile pentru arit.
metica, Istoric, ( Religie, st. Natu.
rale 81 Geografie Sc va alatura 81
cate un professor secundar sau uni
versitar specialist, care Sc va pro
nunta GU privire la chestiunile dc
fond. Membrii comisiunilor NJ
vor putea prezenta lucrari.
Rezultatele ce ar da comisiunile
compuse i'm acest mod nu vOr Fl dt
sigur mai prejos decat ale comisiu
nilor de All. Munca find null
divizata s'ar lucra mai constiincio.
81 mai repede; garantiile de drep
tate ar Fl mai mari 81 opera iesit;
din mana lor mai ingrijita sub to;
te raporturile. Daca vre-o conf
siune s'ar face vinovata de parti
nire dovedita, Sc va dizolva 81 p'
langa pedeapsa disciplinara, cul
pabilii ar pierde pc viitor dreptu
de a mai face parte p Gin atari co
misiuni.
Lucrand odata las AMI, ele n al
prezenta o sarcin& bpgetara extra
ordinara, intrucat cele 6 sectiun
de All, care lucre&za annual ar echi
vala cat 80 in 5aani.
Gu sistemul acesta manualele d,
! cdrs primar ar iesi netagaduit su
perioare din toate punctele de We
dere celor de All spre bucuria ele
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bucate; dar erau destule 81 cand
Oamenii ramaneau mai numai Gu
roada ponoarelor de prin codri; !;
caci rodiau ponoarele 81 de dat 81
de ramas.
Pc la San,Medriu Sc adunau toti
la hodaile lui Bins, earl erau la
TRINA luncei, unde Sc impreuna
vale - 81 vindea fiecare ce avea
de prisos, ca sa cumpere ce ii era
de lipsa. Pc deasupra Sc cinstia
cate un ulcior de vim, ca sd fie de
norocnl targului.
yenia Gu prilejulAacesta 81 cine
ayea vre-o pricina caci Gu dara-
verile 81 pricinile Sc adaug. Sc ie.
lula inaintea ehinezilor, lar chi.
nezii tineau fara partinire cumpa-
na dreptatii, judecand dupa buna
chibsuisla si dupd legi putine 81
M luau pentru sine toata averea
oamenilor cu pricini, cum fac le-
siuitorii de astdxi. De fmpacare,
ori dc bueurie, ori de mangsiere
se cinstea iara'un plcior-d -doil4 cn
vin a VAT mi ramlnea, se streco.
- adess ori be hoturile cailors
Gind " (les resal = tSrsa aiii
perpi1Sil M .toate INK 4 81 IN, 81
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uriase ale Bihorului Sc intind i'm
prejurul luncei magurele Igfonu-
luis de la meaza-noapte 81 COdrul
de catra meaza-zi. La Peatra 81 la
,Ngleamanul Igfonul sc incleasta
cu Codrul 81 de aci Crisul Sc perde
serpuind prin gaura paduroasa
81 lunga, Gale de vre-un ceas, pana
sub Soimi, unde scapa lar Ia larg.
Oar mai stateau pc acele vremi
81 Cetatile Soimilor, char la iesi-
rea Crisului-Negru, apoi Cetatea
Zgleamanului stapanita de Leru
lui Bins, 81 peste doua-trei val de
la aceasta Cetatile lui Balan -
spre intarirea padurilor 81 q gau-
rel de catra asfintit. Toatc aceste
astazi nu mai sunt, decat ruinile
Tor, pc unde au mai ramas 81 a.
ceste.
In vremile grelc lunca era in
chisa bine in chipul acesta prin
stradania oamenilor, dar 81 mai
multi prin dsrnicia fri 81 numai q
rare ori cate potato salbateca Sc
Z s
arunca, te miri cum, in lunca in
graditd de p6duri. Cum era atunci,
oamenii flgiau, l6sand plugul 81
secerea a ~ ascnndeau pc unde
puteat n ltp6 ce se fncredin-
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Avere mobilara Soc. 'Nicolae
Filipescu' are, Hala proprie eva
luata in cost $l.900.- doua loturi
carl au costat pc Societate $1,000
pc langa acestea inmobilu ca dra-
pele. archiva, mobila din Hala,
ect. conform eventariului sc urea
averea Soc. la sllma de $4.5OO.-
fara a avea nici o datorie.
Dupa ce sc ed acest RAPPORT la
cunostinta membri Soc. 'Nicolae
Fiipescu'' decid a Sc da spre pu-
blicare acest RAPPORT. mentinandu
Sc ca sd Sc multameasca pc Gale
publica, tuturor membrilor carl
isl depun munca pentru propasi-
rea 81 inflorirea Societatii, sd sc
multameasca calduros la toti
fratii romani din loc 81 jur, pen.
tru sprijinul dat acestei Societatl
luand parte la petrecerlle Soc.
facand donatiuni pentru care nu-
mai multamita li-se cuvine.
Societatea 'Nicolae Filipescu'
in dorinta de-a cuprinde in slnul
Ell pc toti Romanii aflatori alci au
mai decis 81 reducerea taxa de in
scriere in Soc. La $1.OO 81 $1.OO
Diploma ceea ce face numai $500.
Aceasta reducere Sc mentine nu-
mai ; luni de zile. deci este o opor-
tunitate pentru toti fratii Roman.
care voesc a deveni membri.
Madison Ill. la u Ian. 1922.
Teodor Covaciu, presedinte.
Viucent Iovescu, secretar.
Silvestru Crisan, controller.
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.STIRID
PATRIE..

Ministerial de domenii a incu-
nostiintat inspectoratele agrlcole
din Ardeal sa termine cat mai re-
pede toate statisticele necesare in
vederea improprietarirei, de oare-
ce improprietaririle vor incepe la
2 Februarie 1922.
Directia generala cailor fera-
te anunta ca pc ziua de l Ianuarie
Sc reia traficul direct de marfuri
Gu CARA Oradia- Mare-Obor.
De asemenea anunta ca Gu in
cepere de la l Ianuarie Sc vor pu-
ne in circulate doua trenuri de
persoane pc linia Tg. .-Mures-Fel-
dioara Razboeni.
In timpul din urma s'a urcat
Gu cateva procente pretul fainei
81 graului.
Predarea articolelOr monOpo-
lurilor statului spre vinzare Off
ciilor postale de vinzare nu Sc va
'putea face pana la inceputuA lunei
Martie. Dupa vanzarea tutunului
Sc vor plati functionarilor respec-
tivelor oficii postale 5, asupra fol
tel de tigarete, carti de joe 3, lar
dupa vanzarea chibritelor 10 pro-
cente.
Directiunea generala a vamilor
a facut cunoscut oficiilor vamale,
ca taxa ce Sc percepe pentru ana
lizele obligatorii ce Sc fac pentru
semintele de lucerna. trifoi 81
iarba liritimoftei s'a majorat la
s lei conform avizului ministeru.
lui de agricultural,
Ministerul de finante a luat
dispozitia ca toate societatile co.
merciale 81 industriale, institutii.
lie de credit, bancile, contuoarele
de schimb sd verse impozitul pc
cifra afacerilor 81 pc luna Noem.
vrie in zilele de 90, 80 81 81 De.
cemvrie a. c.
Gel ce nu Sc vor supune vor ca.
dea in contraventie.
In vederea impunerilor la impo
[zitul pc luxul propriu zis pentrr
posesorii de automobile particu
iare 81 de plata, a trasurilor par
tlculare Gu arcuri, a cailor de ca
larie sau de trasura precum 81 /
numarului de servitori mai mare
de eat eel necesari, ministerial de
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vilor, spre satisfactia corpului d.
dactic, spre castigul invatamfntu-
lui 81 spre ridicarea nivelului nos
trn cultural. Ar dispare astfel a.
cea mana de privilegiati, carl
schimband doar anual cateva Gu
vinte, adaogand cateva virgule, tin
pc loo carul progresului didactic Gu
aceleasi clisee de acum rln sfert de
veac; ar dispare reclama, solicita-
rile, inchirierea retribuita a nume-
lor Gu greutate 81 animozitatile
dintre autori 81 dascali.
Partea comerciala cazand pc al
doilea plan, cartile ar putea fl in
zestrate Gu imbunatatiri 81 atrac-
tiuni artistice; ar putea fl carto-
nate sau char legate in panza ca
inainte de razboiu.
Tirajul find enorm 81 desface-
rea sigura, cartile pentru cultura
elementara a poporului s ar eftini
simtitor spre bucuria pungilor sa-
race. Apoi s'ar pune in vinzare
IA timp, lectiile n ar mai Fl stanje-
mite la inceputul anului cate lu-
ma sauadoua, cum Sc intampla cu
sistemul de All.
Find unice ar sluji enorm la
umificarea limbei peste intreg teri
toriul nostru marit, indepartandu-
sc manualele, carl mai ales in Bu-
covina 81 Ardeal sunt scrise intr Q
romaneasca aproximativa 81 greoae.
Ele ar Fl un isvor de venituri
legitime pentru o multime de oa-
meni: professor, fnvatatori, insti
tutori, literati, pictori, desenatorl
81 gravori, uni ca membri in nu-
meroasele comisiuni, altii ca cola
boratOri.
Tipografiile din centrele unde Sc
vor tipari cartile ar avea de lucru
81 arta tipografica ar castiga find
incurajata la perfectienare.
Oar caStigul eel mai mare pen
tru stat ar Fl venitul de milioant
pc care aceste Cart Lar aduce Gas
sci Scoalelor. Aceste ventura sal
transforma in imbunatatiri pc te
renul cultural, lar aceasta institu
tie n ar mai sta, ca astazi, Gu bra
tele incrucisate in fata intunericu
lui 81 a nevoilor din lipsa de fon
duri, pc cand societatile particula
re Sc imbogatesc din nepriceperes
81 lipsa de initiativa a autoritati
lor.
Ministerul Instructiunei 81 Casss
I Scoalelor vor trebui sd mediteze a
supra acestei propuheri, caci dir
cate stim, in chestia cartilor di
! dactice de curs primar Sc procedea
"a gresit 81 Gu regretabila usurin
ia. (Dacia)
Const. Iorddnesca-B -Botoscni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
DIREcToRII coMPANlEI
De PUBLlCHATE A
uNIONEl S. .iR. A.

NICOLAE NESTOR, Pres.
1903 Tillman Ave., Cleveland, o.
NICOLAE BARDAS, vice-Pres.
Il. F. D. 3 Canton, Ohio
N. N. BOERlU, Seer. Adm,
57O5 Detroit ave. Cleveland, O.
D. BMZA, Caster
5501 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, o.
Eembrii in dirsctie:
!. N. SERB
BIO =. Home St., New Castle, Pa.
Joan G. HOZA
729 E. Sumitt st. Alliance, Ohio
p. CHINA
1853 So. Main st. Akron, Ohio
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
C. r, PASCU
sos Detroit Ave., Cleveland, O.
Controlori::
loan DAMIAN
1919 Brainard Ave-, Cleveland, O.
N. SUFANA
1877 S. Liberty st. Alliance, O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

finante luat dispozitiunea sd
puma in contraventie pc toti acei
contribuabili carl nu ar Fl facut
declaratii la perceptiile fiscale
pana la | Ianuarie 1922, cand ur-
meaza sa inceapa operatiunile de
impunere.
Obligatiunea de a face declara.
til priveste pc toti acei care Sc ga.
sesc in cazurile de impunere Gu
incepere de la l Septemvrie 1921
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

I'll calusei @ para focnlui.. ,Prin-
tre hurducaturile de card 81 prin
tire ragetele' vitelor vindute Sc a.
mestecau chiotele, clmparatorilor
bucurosi 81 voia bpna Sc intindea
prin lunca iptreaga 81 Sc ridica
prin vazduh pana Ia turnurile xim-
tuite ale Cetatii zgleamanului.
(Va urmal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
DACA VREI

So nu intinzi mana la coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara 0 mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea S. B. A.
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CA U 7

o fence ell eXperlenta la fertu
mancarllOr, e necesar sd cunOaSca
limba Engleza sd site scrie 81 ceti.
Preferata ar Fl o fence intre
% 81 35 ami.
Plata buna. odae 81 intretinere
gratuita sd sc adreseze de urgent
la:
JOHN p. p.
Consolidation Coal Co.
p. Box 1876 Dunham, Ky.
1S-19)