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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-17
WILL BECOME TRAINED NURSE

Miss Edith Daigle. Of 825 Pacific
avenue, a well known young lady Of
our town, went over to the Charity
Hospital on Monday, where she will
be given her training as a nurse. All
her friends of Algiers wish her much
success In her chosen profession.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-17
po'NrEo NOTARY PUBLIC

yns. a. Lecourt, Jr, one Of our
49,, .ttorneys has Just been ap-
A,s. . Notary Public by Governor
s,. This appointment makes him
49,. to the late Judge NJ. 8.
en1,.. M. Lecourt is receiving
nauoas on his appointment.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-08-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE

Section 10 of Act 12O of 1916 pro-
hibits Ferry Companies from charging
school children fare during school hours.
But why are we still paying the fare!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

Prin care declar cumca alta
curile facute in memoriul facut
de moi preotii din America Ia
Metropolia din Bucuresti 81 ST.
blu, 81 publicate in "Sa,nana-
torul" No. rs, 1922, Ell care in
ca Lam subscris - le contrazic
81 regret ca a fost atacata per-
soana preotului Benchea - ca
atat mai vartos ca in consfatu-
irea noastra nu a fost judecare
de persoane. Tot ce s'a facut
s'a facut, din partea d-lui Octa-
Wan Muresan, care cred ca lea
intercalat dupa ce am subscris
&cel memoriu.
Rog P. v. Consistor ca sa ia
aceasta declaratie a mea dc bu-
ma ga a unui preOt cvalificat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

NEE, fumand. imi pierd toata
buna opinie despre Ed.
Acest vitiu. eminamente barba-
tesc, sta 81 mai prost unei femei.
Ca fumeaza uncle ell cratic. eli
devin char scanteetoare Gle bma
dlspozitie drrpa o tigara Sc poa-
tc! Dar atunci. femeea cea mai
distinsa capata pentru mine 0
nuanta de-. cocota.
Gael, ceeace dintr'o data tra-
deaza pc femcea publica tigara
81 catelul Asa eel putin, era oda-
ia. Tigara 81 catelul spalat 81 GU
fundulita, acasa la fereastra, pc
strada, in brate, sau la plimbare
in trasura, ti-aratau ca fi1mla.
ca doamna. +. are casa deschisa 81
ca prlmeste la orice ora.
Dar acum val! grozav s'au mai
amestccat apelc victii! Au VENT,
asa potop, caci s'au rupt toate "a
gazurile bunelor moravnri, 81 ne.
al lnghitit pc toti de-a valnla. 81
omenirea $ a facut, toata, 0 apa.
Oar 81 arunca mai multe gunoaie,
la NAL, ca odinioara.
A zis Hamlet: E ceva putred in
Danemarca.
Ar putea spune All y lnult pu-
Itregaiu in societatea de All ONE
nirii intregi.
81, cand ma gandesc 'au ince.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
BABYLO
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU GOSMINs)

a rarnas in do1neniul stiintelcr
ocufte, al caror raprezentanti de
seana sunt, All, Fakrii.
Salti pue samanta, sub ochii
tai, in pamantnl din palma lor 81
samanta, so vezi, deodata, sco-
tand fir de iarba, 81 fiml schnn-
'bandu-se in tulpina, aceasta IA
cand fr,rnze 81 din acestea esind
floarea!
Ri, bine, hragul 1neu, iata 0
stiintA pc care moi, muritorii dc
rand, green vom fntelege!
81 iata de cc ma oc1lp Ell flc
ezoterism, de spirite 81 de viata
de dincolo.
- AS vrea, frum0asa mea, sd
Ina preschimbe Dumnezeu in Ia.
kir, Sd pot face CA, din braaia
stearpa q ininaii tale. 81 rasara,
din senin, flnarea iaibiru pentru
|smeritul tau rob ce-ti sta 'nainte.
81 Wanda, cuprinsand gstn1 l,li
lDinu cp mainile ei s7he 60 dops
aripi de porunabita, cobori asupra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
(UrMsrsl

Baza crestinismului g in acea
carte sacra a Braimanismului.
lnRinte, mn exista deosebire fntre
stiHta 81 rcligie. Ele crau una
Preotii brahmani erau cen mai pro.
faalazi oameni dc stiinta. Vorbesc
de adevarata stiinta, cea eterna,
a 'SAdevalsll1li' 81 adevarul, as
Guns fnllaraptul aparentelor a.
cestei yieti, il stiau, olata maria
iaaitiati.
A mai rannas 81 All, ceva din
n,area stiinta a ezoterisnlliui, in
asa zisale 1niracole 81 sinboalc ale
erastinimnull1i contenporan; dal
Adeyarulss a fost c,moscut dc
stramoSi.
Spiritual 81 stiiBta erau una
oda&.
All stiinta nu recunoaste decai
partea mate1'iaM a vietii. Sufleta|
Acest vUlum - poa3e pro
cui1 = ditua siarulni '1 am
=, !" DucuIsgd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

lui oehii Ell mari, albastri 81 senin
ca sfantul spirit d'asupra III:
Christ.
/ Trecura vrc-o doua zile.
Wanda Isl pastra melancolia &C
ca o pasare blestemata, GU ghiare
de otel Sc infipsese in inima eli.
- De ce suferi, illbirea mea?
- Nh stu, mas p,ltea sa-ti pre-.
cizcz.
81 ca sal risipeasca negrcle-i
ganduri, Dinu esi GU. Wanda in
oras de mai multe orr pe ri. So
plimbara prin colturile neumblate
inca. Ba, dnse 81 la Muzeul dc
Stiintc Naturale de la Sosea.
81 in lumea vietuitoarelor nloar-
|te Isl uita, pentru cateva ore, de
mortii cei vii. Caci toata lpmea,
parca, NURSE, pentru Wanda, dc
cateva zile.
Sscrisoarea primita de la sora eli
o pllsese intro amara stare sllfle-
teasca.
Intr o dupa amiaza, Wanda avu
Ipofta sd ia Cafeaua la Rieglcr.
Localnl acesta, Gle pc timpua
radbDiului devenise prea cafenea
de saulsari. 81 se cam faceau to'
fslul de sarnsarlacuri..
Si-apoi, Sc 81 fuma il tot lpcalnl
|reeaee 1ui Dinu. care mi era FIJI
mator, nu-i placea deloc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

!, Totusi, ca sd faca pc voia iubi-
tel lui. primi 81 merse Gu frllmoa sa
fence sa soarba cafeaua la REG
ler.
Aceeas lume impestritata 81 eos
mopolita popula saloanele de Ia
1ntrare 81 pana in eel mai departat
fund.
Rnsi rasi in cap; unguri c,
falcile grease 81 tinbucul sau pipa
in gura; deputati ardelcni; misiti
cvrci 81 commisavoy ageuri; nemti
ecu genie mari la subtioara, agentii
caselor Gle comert 81 industrie mem
teasca; vieneze, unguroaice sau
ceho-slovacc. artistic de varie-
te; comisionari, ell sepci rpsii, ce
ne1ncetat intrau sau ieseau cn cate
o scrisoare misterioasa in mana
cautandu-si din sochi cientlll sau
clienta; dolnnisoare de Conserva-
tor Gu sr1luri dc note sau caete in
mana ell cate vr'un coleg sau prie
ten langa ele; aapericani. polonezi,
agent de sigurabta 81 ceryetori
toti, mai toti fu1nand, n,npleau
salile do patura grpasa, intepa-
toarc 81 asfixiauta, ae tlm.
- U,dta danlbaa 81 fuinatul! -
exclama Wanda,
ST omepirea. epntinla de atatea
)veacuri sd Sc otfaveasca Gu vointa
ri 81 noapte, Gu iarba aceasta pu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
Clarifcare 81 Rectificare

In nnmarul rs 81 Sannaornui'' din uie August 1920
;icat m rlsov &c cfre parntelc loan Podca fost admin
traor proopopesc in America fost rcprous Mcnoriu'
reptilor greco orieali romn hrototi acs; adrcsat r.
$. s. Mropoituui Plmat al Romaiei In acest nlemoriu
sau publca uncle neadevarmi privre la pe,soana ea
GA ara accse fasuri public mai la ne 'sDecara
din partea preo 'emorul'' care con
nut falsurile Din aceste 'sDecara poate vedea
nicia celor afirmate, vona despre mine Am nu
public acese Decara aes pentru orentarea autor
lor bisercesti de acasa din paa vccle bnovoiac
y le ua la cunostinta.
''Decarat della preotii Baea 81 Muresan nam ceru
deoarece nam dc psa nefnd supus Mropolei de
acasa, lar preotului Nhan din Harbo lnd in
1enta rrccns:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

tnrOasa care n 'aduce llici un folos
real. Mimic decat iluzia unei con
solari in anumite ceasuri.
Caci, in realitate, nu face decat
sd vateme. Tutulor fumatorilor, le
pute gura, hainele 81 mainile; Ii Sc
slaibeste memoria din cauza intoxi-
carii ell nicotina.
Gu timpul capata boala de mi
ma. Isl pierd pofta de mancare
fiindca Ii Sc imbolnaveste 81 sto-
macul, 81, in general, devm toti de
nesuferit intr'un loc unde, find
81 alte persoane nefumatoare, eli
isl continual damblaua frlmatului
aruncandu-ti in mas 81 in ochi fiji
mul usturator al tigarilor Gle fol
sau chiar ''Regalelor'' 'Intime-
lor" sau 'Principeselor'' cum ann
vazut ca sunt botezate tigarile
la Vol.
Fllmatul face din ON un starry
Barbatul care fumeaza pute ca
III tap! Stu ca sunt femei care Sc
|prapadcsc dupa mirosul acesta dc
|tlltun al barbatului, miros specific
ba1dbatesc. Dar, astea sunt niste
femei bolnave Gle insasi, caci stunt
fumatoare passionate, sau e 'fe-
meia" care-si cauta ''masculul'
lnpa nlirps.
Eu sunt Fence dar til spun drept
cum vad pc semena a mea, fe-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
DECLARATIE

Prin aceasta declar, ca afr
matiunile din "Memoriul" pu-
blicat in "Samanatorul' No. T.
s, 1922, referitor la dl. Benchea
in CO priveste conduita lui ca
soldat -preot au fost reieratc de
par. Oct. Muresan din Yonngs-
town, O.
Convingandu-ma din docu-
mcntele sale date de autorita-
tea militar;l - CT a servit crl
cinste, - rcvOc cele afllmate
in privinta aceasta.
Cleveland, la % Oct. 1922.
Rev. Ellie POP.
Martori:
N. N. Boeriu
Ilarie Heprian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

Canton, O., Octt. 20, 1922.
To whom it may concern:
We, the undersigned have
examined the papers received
by Father (Rev.) Benchea
while in the service Of the
United States Army.
And find the statement made
in the "Samanatorul" August
1922, does not correspond. And
find to the contrary that he
was a very jealous and studi-
ous student with an excellent
character.
Rev. Traian Demian.
Witness:
Carl H. Koehler,
Vice Commander
Canton Post No. ID, Canton, o.
N. Bardas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24
DIN PATRIE

Miercuri la ora 3 d. a. din inl.
tiativa doamnei general Poetas, a
fost la Ateneu un festival artistic
organfzat in folosnl inNalizilor de
raZboiu.
Au dat tot concul'sul doamna
Coralia Stoica, o cantareata ta.
lentata, care repurtat frumoase
succese pc scenele din Nissa 81
Canness, d-nii Folescu de la Opera
Romano, ID. Cuclin, n. Tassion 81
altii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

NJ mai suntcm nici dinastici,
liiei nationalist, nici democrati.
Suntem rcvolutionari 81 bolsevici
81 propagatori al urci Gle clase. Asa
'pnnc oficiosul liberal. Dinastici
snnt llunri afliatii oligarhici libc-
rale, nationalist numai lmeltele Ii
lerale din Ardeal, toti cei carl pc
vrenuri All tradat interesele nea-
mullli romanesc 81 insnltau> pc Gel
ce visau de Romanie Mare, All
infaptuita, lar dcmocrati sunt nu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

put 81 'fetele'' Gle 10, dc II 81 de
II ami sa fumeze. La Viena, Blu
dapesta 81 char la moi in Russia
la moda.
81 vad ca la moda e 81 la vol!
Nh mai vorbesc de asa numitele
'grandes demoiselles"
Astca, barren, tin piept barbati-
lor in toate
Ba, pare mise ca uncle in timp.
ce cozeaza'' in frantnzeste, en-
glezeste sau nemteste. ba char 81
romaneste, .ian in gura 81 tabaeuI
de fol. >. 81 in viltoarea asta de
fun greu, masiv, dc masculi, cato
nu ametesc, isl pierd eapul, le vine
rau, dar patimi lea prins. Odata
intoxicate, merg inainte! Vitiul
lie da aripi. Cand devin femei ma
ritate, tot zburind pc rotogoalele
dc fun, devin asa de usoare ca lie
roti sufla ca pc un fulg. De aceca,
poate. femeile astca smt 81 foarte
usor de suflat. char celui mai
strasnic sot.
Tu. mai fumat niciodata,
Wanda.
NJ! Niciodata! Pc mine MI
ma .snflat nimeni sotilnr mel. Eli
singura i-an lasat cind mi-au fost
Q Fiedica, 81 Ell sineua ntisasn ales
oln,al care sa-mi implincasca golul
vietii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

> AL El4E lANlTE AN ERlI n \ IL
STATTL OHIO
JUDETUL ,TRUMBUl4L
PreZentandu-ml inaintea sub
semnatului Notar Public. III 81 pen
tru Judetul 81 Statul sus mentio-
nat, Rev. Grcgoriu Baloiu. care du-
pa &c s'a cetit 81 explicat acest
document, 1nteleeandn-l la subsem-
nat in fata mea. Despre ce adevc-
resc prin sigilul notarial 81 semna-
tura mea
Warren. o., 81 Oct. 1922.
GABRIEL CORSATEA.
Notar Public.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

pntea sa fie altceva dccat I'm srrve-
ran care nu poate sd alba nici sim
patti pr0huntate nici 1egaturi de
interese GU partidele politicc.
n Henry Wickham Steed, cunoscu-
fl,l publicist englcz, All dircctorul
Plitic al ziarului Times din
EOndra, care a pctrccut, din insar-
cinarca ziarnlni sau, peste zece ami
In capitala Austriei habsburgice, in
'un studin vast despre 1'Monar-
lhia Habsbmrgilor ne da straluci-
ta analiza accstni sentiment de
| dinasticism.
Omul incepe sil simta in mod
finstinctiv ca in lllmea moderna IT,
lraliia cea mai de tcmut M este IT,
rania monarhica, ci cea a oligarhii-
Tor. ST NH intr 'atata tirania oligar-
hiilor aristocraticc sau feodale, ci
a o1igarhiilor economicc: grupu-
rilor de magnati Industrial 81 fl
lnanciari, a bancilor ct. Atlanta fire
asca a popoarelor fmpotriva unei
astfel de tir;nii este, san ar putea
| sa fie, Coroana. Parlamentul nu
este garantie suficienti, pentruca
parlamentele pot ii cumparate, in
lfluelltate ssu amagite de catre prin
til lumii economice. Monarhiile 81
dinastiile n 'au de &C 81 de cine sa Sc
teama, daca nu sc identified sau nu
Sc las;l identificatc GU intreprinde-
rile plutocratice 81 Sc feresc char
81 de aparenta ca ar ii sampionii
tendintelor antipopulare. Este pri-
mejdios pentru suverani 81 pentru
casele domnitoare sd Sc angajezc
personal in intreprinderi financia-
re. Istoria anilor din urmG Euro
pei ne ofera multe pilde. Unuf
dintre motivele popularitatii Impa-
ratului Francisc Tosif a fost abso-
luta lui independents. Ma avut nici
un interes personal i'm afaceri Geo.
nomice. Niciodata n a fest banuit
ca ar Fl operat in interesul sau sau
al familiei sale. El de cele mai mul-
teori s'a idcntificat ell poporul. ;"
An siintit-o 81 altii 81 0 STINT 81
azi. Popoarele nu sum nici anti
monarhistc, nici ani-dinasticc. Mo-
narhiile 81 s,,yeranii au un singur
dusnlan: oligalhiile financiare 81
ecouomice. Pentru 81 asigura IT,
rania, aceste oligarhii cauta prin
tot felul de mijloace sd sape pra-
paste intre suverani 81 popoare =
cea mai fireasca alinta din lume -
81 Sc substitute nemultumirilor po-
porului GU aceste tir;iinii odioase
tot fclul de tendinte subversive, a.
sumandu-si i'm mod ipocrit rolul de
unica pavaza a monarhiei 81 a di-
nastiei.
Partidul national Isl urmeaza ca
lea dreapta pc care a pornit de la
infiintarea lui. Aparand principiul
monarhiei 81 pincipiul democratiei,
ell apara interesele superioare ale
ncamului romanesc.
Moi STAN pc baza morala a aces
tor convinoerii principiare 81 orr
cat ar cauta intriga 81 rcaua credin
ia a oligarhici noastrc economice sd
dea alta interpretare tratativelor
noastre din treeut 81 intelegerilor
noastre din viitor GU alte partide de
opozitie, - moi nu vom fl parasit
nici pentru I'M moment aceasta ba-
I'd.
Adevarr,l totus va tl'it,mfa. A.
coretul intre Suveran 81 popor Sc
va face - odatd 81 monarhia roma
neasca democratica sc va fnfaptui
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

- odata. Gu cat acest "odata va
fl mai indepartat, ell atat vor Fl
mai mari sacrificiile cu carl oligar-
hia noastra va trebhie sd 81 rascum-
pere incapatinarea nefasta.
("Patria y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-24

maj nraghstfi 1iberafi carr 0fa "a
furtul urnelor 81 fac din expropricfs
re afaccrc de familie. Dinasticis-
lnul, nationalisan,ll 81 democratia
noastra sub forrnele fatarnice sub
carl conducaterii nationalist an
cautat sa ilva1nie -ifiversele tratati-
We GU toate pratidcae, sprc a ajungc
All In gruparea urei de clase''.
Dl. yasile Goldis, vice presedin-
sele paa'tidulni national, are ,depli-
"a drcptate cand spunc, in declara-
tile sale pnblicate in numarul dc
ieri, ca "Partidul national este par
tidul eel mai dinastic, dar acest di-
nasticism nu-l poate seducc 81 Sc
eaca anealta oarba nici 1anai alt,
partid.
Principinl lnonarhic este cca mai
'eche 81 cea mai solida teneie a
orogramului polite al partidului
aational. 'Traditionala alipirc ca
ire Tron'' a popernlui romanesc
lin Ardeal n a fost aaici edata o for.
nnla. inventata, impnsa de necesi-'
ati politice momentane, ei fosti
il este manifcstarc convingerii
incere a cMlducatorilor 81 a Dnstinc1
ului masselor populare ca regimul
nonarhic corespunde mai bine de-
at orr care alt reeim structurei'
nentale poporului ronanesc. Pa
ralel merge o alta convingere tot a.
tat de sincera: Democratic, adeva-H
rata democratic nu exclude monar-
hia. Democratic 81 monarhie MI
sunt antiteze, ci unica imparechere
care poate sa asigure consolidarea
81 prosperarea noului Stat al Roma-
niei intregite.
Dinasticismul nostrn nc jn-a
toarcem le vrcmile cand exista inca
1nonarhia austro-lrngara ma
fost niciodata o cxpresie a increde-
Ri noastre oarbe in dinastia habs-
burgicil. MOI nu della habsbrugi as
teptam indreptare a situatiunii
grele in care sc gasea poporul ro-|
manesc din Ardeal, ri della mola1'h.
81 attlnci 111sa sufletele noastre Sc
ganeiau mai mutt la hohenzollernii
romani, decat Ia habsburgii aust,
riaci. Moi yisam monarhia romano
asca cum visan 81 All monarhia
romaneasc;i democratica. In su-
fletul sau intreg poporul romanesc
din fosta lnonarhie aastre-ru,gara
a fost iredeniist, pentruca acest
iredentism nu venea in conflict ell
convingerile lui monarhistc 81 pen
truca dinasticisnl,,l lui ma fost nj
ciodata legat de habsburgi.
Au simtit-o 81 altii. A simtit-o
inainte de toate insas dinastia habs-
burgica 81, in consecinta, cautat
intotdeauna sd aperc ideea monar-
hica de orice stirbirc de prestigiu,
de orice banuiala ca monarhul ar
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-16

Copies of the masterpieces of the Louvre
made by unknown or struggling artists
and long stored in the basement of the
museum are To be sold,
Most of'the copies have been in Stor-
age for more than thirty years. abandoned
and forgotten by those who painted them.
Some tell stories of ambitious beginnings
and discouraged endingS. Many copies
are but half finished while still Others
are but dabS of paint.
Many American names appear in the
corners Of these pictures of students who
have long since left Paris
\ majority of the names are impossible
to read. but few have been discovered
of men and women recognized in the
world of art today For obvious reason
the youthful efforts of these are not to
be exposed with the names apparent
The lovers of art have beer invited
to come and see these unique pictures
and to buy them at their own prices ~
that the basement may be cleared for
another batch of abandoned Efforts
New York Evening Post
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-16
SILENT WAITING BEFORE
GOD FOR REAL PEACE

RICHMOND. Ind, Jan lion
the background of an experience of
more than 25D years, during which
the Quaker church has relied upon
"silent waiting before God - as the
source of spiritual discernment, its
members. known as the Friends, to-
dav still believe in the power of 81
lence. Walter c. Woodward. general
secretary OF the Five Years Meeting
of Friends i'm America and editor of
the American Friend. ia statement
issued here today said this religious
group still believes that the world
may be purified and strengthened
through the power of a living 81
From the CONSTANT clash and
confusion which distract it. he
said the world must retire to the
inner chamber OF the unseen reality
of the suirit, if peace anC good viii
are to become regnant.
The world i, nov stirred as
never before with aspirations for
world brotherhood. To become fruit
ful. these aspirations must be based
upon the will 10 peace The attain
ment of this will is primarily a spir-
itual. rather than an intellectual
process. Ii must come through spir-
itual communion with God, and
through Him with man. the brother.
Herein lies the power of silence,
through which we NAV become IN
tune with the infinite. -
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-16
GERMAN SHIPYARDS
WORK CONTINUOUSLY
Preparing Commercial Ships to Capture
World Trade--AlsO Working for
Other Nations

KEEL. Germany, Jan. 16.-The ma
chine guns of peace, pneumatic rlyeters,
are rafting day and night in the former
war harbor of l\iel. where a score of
large commercial ships are under con
suructiogG the majority of them for use
I'M the Campaign Germany is waging for
control of the maritime commerce OF
the world.
+ All Of the great shipyards are active.
but not. all of them are working toward
increasing the German commercial fleet.
Scores Of Scandinavian, Dutch and Eng
lish ships are locked here, undergoing
repairs or being remodclled The cost
to the foreigners is negligible, and the
Germans are willing to work.
The mouth of the Kaiser Wilhelm ca
nal Is congestcd with the traffic that is
cutting through from the North TO the
Baltic sea 1t is upon this traffic that
kicl hopes to build its commercial fu-
ture; this and the shipment OF cargoes
To the north. when commerce with Rus
STA fourishes again.
Laborers at IXiel are paid 400 to 3Ut
marks FER week, and skilled labor runs
in some cases to 800 marks a week. fol
ar eight -hoHr day. The unions are
strong and have forced the payment oi
| time and a half for overtime. The cos1
| of living is low.
The kruDp works are the busiest. an,
Hugo Stinnecs Germany 5 chief indus
| trialist. is the best patron. He built
| freightcrs and taukcrs ont of formc1
| U-boats. Two of these recently made
| a round trip to tNLe8ica in, aoQd. ilqe .iIQf
without accident.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-16
SOLDIER BONUS BY
DIRECT TAXATION
Can't Use Proceeds of AL
lied War Debts to Pay
Soldiers
THAT is PLEDGED
FOR LIBERTY LOAN

Possibly Sales Tax win BE Inaugurate,l
to Pay Political Bait to Solliers-Aiore
Bonus May BE Demanded at Next
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-16
QUEER WAYS or CARPENTRY.
How chinese Methods Differ From Those
of the West.

\ newcomer to China can never fail
10 be interested i'm watching the work that
goes ON in Il carpenters shop. The
methods are 50 different from those to
which we are accustomed. and at the
same time SO simple and practical.
To begin with there is nothing in the
nature of a clamp or wise for holding
down the piece of wood that Is being
worked upon.
If it is quite small il Is simply placed
against n stop on the bench and held
firm by a string which passes round the
carpenters foot
For larger and more awkward pieces.
such a. an old beam which has to be
stood on end for saving into planks. the
carpenter will rig up some impossible
Hcalth-Robinson arrangement of levers.
weights and ropes which fultills lis pur-
pose surprisingly Welt
Circular or band saws are almost I'M
kuown-labor is far too Chcap-aud II
is common sight TO sec huge logs being
made into planSS. Icy two men. This is
done by leaning them i'm q slopin@ position
against a rough treStie. one end resting
ON the ground. One man stands balanced
on the log and the other stands or sits
, on the ground underneath. while boil
work a long gW up and down between
them.
The moo ieang, rs the carpenter i
called, is very skiIlful with form 81
toCl which may best be described as 2
cross between a European Ratchet auU
a piclaX. 1t has sharp cutting edge
perhaps four or five inches long MS il
the former case. but the edge of thu
blade is mt right angles to a long handle
as in the latter.
The man will stand on tho piece al
wood lie is shaping and uSe the tool in
much the same way aS n navy uses g
pickax, swinging it 50 a to strike into
the wood few inches in front of his to1t
Ii IS a terrible business to watch, fol
it seems as if sooner or later he must in
evitably make a slight misjudgment ant
cut off his toes. But he never does Quite
intricate shapes, such as the paddles for 4
boat. are made in this manner.
The Chinese device for making holes
is Il drill consisting of a steel bit mount.
ed in the end of wooden rod about q
foot long, at the top of which is Il piyotcd
socket for pressing the drill down INTO
the wood by hand.
Two strings are wound round the roc
in opposite directions. one from the TOP
and the other from the bottom and
these are attached to the ends Of a stick
which crosses the drill at right angles
BY working this stick to and fro across
the drill after the manner of a violin
bow one of the strings is unwound thus
rotating the drill, while he other il
wound UP. and the bit is made TO turn
rapidly first IL one direction and then in
the other.-London Daily Mail.