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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14

taind. in Gale. Oar 81 capcanii in
eepura a SO scula. Tabara rasuna
de strigate ascntite.
- Inainte flacai! Tot inainte.
Stunt numai femeilc, carl striga.
Ele MI $ 'au imbatat; dar barba-
til, vedeti bine ca nu s'au des-
mortit inca.
Cortul lui Tjebu nu mai e
departa. DAFT Ell nadejde!
CARTS 81 Paun cu cetele lor Sc
anziau pc aproape.
ST dintr un colt al taberei 81
dintr 'altal raenete lungi 81 ragu-
site despican acrll noptii.
Asa ne placeti! Trlati cat
va ia gllra. Pc eli Romani!
Printre urletele capcanilor, ce.
tele de Romani mtelegeau o vqr-
ba de manies Q injuratura, san &C
O fl fest..
Pncol! Pocoll tipail capcanii
in limba lor.
Poeola le trebaie, caci asa
striga. &c 0 Fl asta, mai oamenii
Ce sd fie! Sa le dam pocola,
cum stim moi.
Din inNalmasala nn eal semst
Sc arsnta drept inaintea calulai
hi Leru 81 o mana viftoasx ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
o4TT<I q AB011ATI
tZIARUL "AMERIUA"

Iprinse bratur ridicat ell ghioaga,
ca sa turteasca.
- Aici in tabara nu e Sinza,
dar peste pntina vreme O vel We
rdea sanatOasa zise indrazneIni
eaMret 81 Sc perd,l ca o static.
= Vnlcu! striga Leru 81 isi
easca ochii, ca sa vada mai bine
Insa era inziadar.
Leru isi intoarse calul 81 po-
runci ca sd Sc sufle in coarne.
Pam 81 CARTS raspunsera tot
din coarne.
Raslmetul coarnelor fost sem,
nun intoareerii.
Cailar pinteni! Chicago la
mal,'i = parunci Leru.
Gar vijelia, Sc intearsera la vale
catcle de Romani una dnpa alta
cantand raristele dintre cortlui.
Capcanii ,se aruneau ca nebuni,
de odata in teate partile, nestiind
de unde 2 dat pecolas presto ei,
nestiind illcatro sd izbeasca 81 in
rillmasindn-se, ran eli intre dansii
-
Ujobn fnI desteptat din somn en-
instiint tari 81 al huit Romanii de
p deal, ba ca au butt de la furca
apelor, lar Sltii vestiau, ca au
butt ~ q ~ g. drum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
NaVa|hi bafbdlc
n q v ELA
"a ~
I.alsian Roloss.

Sub scutul naptii vezurele ie-
ssise acum din vizpina, ca sd
sparga - nu alune, ci capatani
de capcani.
= Q .crepatura in panze, in
partea, luminata de luna, porunai
Leru 81 rasunet,ll vorbelor
sale trecea,. ca un traznet, printrc
corturi mplantati lancea odata,
de doua ON, in. cati yor ii fntr'un
.cert. Apoi mai departee Ia altua
Femeile sa MI le atingeti, nici
'cOpiii, ca sd ramana cine sd stri-
.ge 81 sa Sc tanguiasca.
Stunt ametiti al naibei cap
canii, zise llnul dintre R0-
mani. Ii taiem fala mila 81 eli tot
mai dorm, ca niste brtuci.
S'or trszi. Ell. Dati numai
Einainte. Lnainte /
Ceata lui Leru trecea printre
corturi, tot pc langa Rosia in
sus, tot A6irticand corturile s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
(Urrnare).

Tabara hli Ujobu era tacuta,
facurile .cele mai multe stanse 81
capcanii culcati pc sub corturi.
Fisau tot ce Sc putea plamadi in
creerii lor inferbantati de win:
eampii largi 81 manoase, femei
fr,lncase, prada bogafa, cal sprin
teni ca vantul.. Cand pamantul
So, scatura sub trepotele de cal,
capeanii Sc yor ii visat, de buna
sarha, la largul stepelor, cum na-
vilesc intreeSndu-se ca> vantui ;
dar nu vor fl visat de vinirea
kncerilor llli, Leru.
Bun vim are I4errl, Isl zisera
varvarii, eheflind, 81 a adunat
mult, foarte mnlt. Cum putut
sd adlIae afata! Pc semne batrz-
nnl vczure nu mai Ibea, nu Sc maj
kste, ci st4 nlinai asclins in vi
ai,ils - psree aluns.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
CONVENIENTLY

Prn acestc 4s Gle branse. departmental nostru S
executa toate service dc banca 81 personale ,i in
na yeti afla pc cineva care vorbeste limba D-voa
toate bransele noastre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
SERVTCIU-

In ofciure Lake Shore Fl acceasi perseane In Off
curle Garfield tot persoaee acee fl 81 in vitor to
fl num Cleveland Trust servind 100000 de clienti
Nici alta banca in America numdr asa de
clienti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
LISTE
CETATENESTI.

brutal, partidul d-lui |. |. G.
Ra.a ne pune Inalniea unei
mari organizaIii De banci pentru
pclitica. inaintea Anei intregi ar
nive de condicnto. inaintea jan
darmerici rurale. a politiei 81 a
fondurilor secrete, Inaimtea ar
mattel politicianisate pentru a
i'face alegerile''. Atat-i trebuie
noIlui dictator, presedintelui de
Repuhlca Gu titlil fereditar. idei,
garantii morale - iieacuri, Va
loarc personala - prejudecata.
Conlucrare patriotica = ilusie!
Fata de aceaSta instapanire Sc
cuvine ca din partea tuturor ace
lor earl sunt impiedecati de la 0
conclsrenta de doctrine 81 de me.
rite inaintea natiunii = chemata
a ne judeca pc toti - sa Sc opuie
acestui capitalism polite lacom
de dividende budgetarn. aceStui
capora lism de "aria civica toe
mai ce Sc afla la celalt pol al no.
tiunilor 81 valorilor politice.
PoliticianismuI in forma cea
mai sigura de sine domina 81 vrea
sd apeSe. Sa nu Sc lncerce al
combate en- alt politicianism, care
= ar deasebi de acesta. nllmai prin
faptul ca in lOc de unul ar fl mai
multi. dar intrebum tand. de 81
risipit 81 ell mijloace mai slabe.
aceleasi metode.
Politica sd Sc faca pc urma.
Ldupa alegeri. dupa inlaturarea
pretentiei iignitoare 81 raufaca-
toare de astazi Deocamdata ace
lor earl aduc Intentional oameni
de mana IA doua pana la patra
tocmal Ga sd arate ca partidlrl
trebuie sd fie tatul. lar PERSONAL
tatlle nu mai au nici chemare
in viata terri, sd li-se raspunda
prin infatisarca inaintea alega-
torllor a unor valori personale
abSolut incontestabile.
De unde win. ce idei au orr sa
fac avea. ce hume poarta in
lupta politica aceasta sa cada pc
al doilea plan. Stunt lllcruri de
name. Pentru All. trebuie altceva:
gasirea 81 reunirea pc liste a t,l-
turor acelora earl au un hume 81
sunt capabili Gle o actiune folosi.
toare unel teri rllinate 81 compro-
mise pc care de sigur ca MI vor
mantul-o nici ciracii, nici trans
fugli iii societatea earora Sc simte
onorat omul proyidentiaI cu
soborniceasca binecuy;ntare.
Nlci sd MI Sc cheme llstele alt
fel decat llste cetatenesti. Doar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
Att nebunit afurisitilor? Or!

= Att nebunit afurisitilor? Orr
mintiti ell totii? De unde au butt
asa dar. acei Romanie
Dupa ce au trecut presto Girls,
Ieru STA oprit ceata intre salcii
u o impreuna Gu ceata lui Paun
81 Gu al,li CARTS.
- Rine a fost, baeti, dragii mel
Foarte bine. De mutt nam mai
fac,lt moi una ca asia. De, acum
ell slgetile! Cand scr apropia
s;i le dam ploaie 81 apoi lara
cailor pintemi 81 want La locuri
potrivite ne vom opri cate o clipd
81 lie vom mai da cate o ploaie.
dupa cum este obiccial nostru.
MIL.
La Magura, lancern luiiLeru sc
impreuna ell arcasii lli Bujor
Leru intocmi ceata sporita astfel
81 ii astepta pc eapcani la margi-
nile padurilor.
Pc cali ler iuti, ca vantM, cap
,canii desbuimaciti acum, yiniau
rcu sageti bine mdreptate. ca Gle
areasi naraviti in razboaie multe.
Sagetile Sc hmplantaa in scoarta
fagilor din marginea padurii, orr
Sc fringeau loviml,t-se de otelele
Encesilor 81 nu, apaean . face
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14

ems lupta. de clocotiau de ra-
sunetul Ell padurile de La margi-
nile lulcii.
Luna Sc invalea in nor 81 presto
cetele luptatoare Sc asternu In
tunerecul aducator de toate groa-
zele 81 incurcaturile.
Langa Leru, cum ar iesi din
pamant. Sc iyi Breancu.
Sum aici 81 ell, Doamne, cu
,yre-o doua mil, cati am pntut
aduna de prin Val.
Sangele apa nu Sc face. Bine
al whit cu Dumnezeu.
= Dumnezeu mia intors gam
tlul 81 nu m a lasat ca sd ma dau
Capcanullli. Dar al mel pc unue
yor plltea sa So apropie de Cap
cani.!
Vom largi roata.. inapoi!
- porunci Lern. lar Paun pleca
la Voicus 81 j spuna, ca sd Sc dele
inapoi 81 sd largeasea 81 el rpata
Simtindu-se mai la larg, eapca.
Mi buira pc Maeura in sus Gil
chiete de bucurie, p6na detera dc.
Ieolanul DE- oameni al lui Oprea,
toti Gu secuFi, ca chicago 81 Gu
iahaeei ferecati.
1a Mn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
Ce insearnna pentru DIV. ln1irea
bancilor The Lake Shore Bank
81 Garfield Bank Gu banca
Cleveland Trust CO.
SIGURANTA-

In ecafe vecinHtate este bransa a bancei Clevean
Trust Company. Fiecare are capital 81 surplus d
$20O000 81 resursee acosei mari banci $l6OO000C
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14

vorba de apararea celor mai ele-
mentare drepturi ale cetateanu
lui.
Fnitiativa 0 luam moi. Toate
.ors'anisatiile noas.re vor trcbui
sa inceapa neaparat pregatirile
.istelor cetatenesti.
n. Iorga.
(Din N. Rnmanese'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
HsT1lNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentr,
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli Ia trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
l. Sd Sc scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana So
Sc alature marci de Sc. Sa sc
caute sd nj Sc dea nunele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine M observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapta sd Sc
schimbe adresa Cd nu Sc poate
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
Banca pentru Intreg Poporul.

O natiune o punem in picioare
prin rennirea 81 inchegarea de-
votamentelM membrilor natiuneI
Tn Stat il mentinem pc calea con-
gresului prin unitatea solidari.
tatii organize.
La aceasta evolutiune puterniea
a Statului Sc cere conglashirea
ORGANIZED opininnei publice, a
bresei 81 a politicei. L mare ipsa
deci a ayea nptiuni limpezi des-
pre- acesti trei faetori principali
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14

ele - stabiieste iefarhia intelec-
, tuhii. A4teea 81, opimunea publica
/ 81 prcsa reetmost> superioritatea
politieeiE ca stiinta.
/ In veacul al XX-lea numai asa
Sc va infaptui prosperitatca ge.
nerala daca 81 opiniunea pub!ica
u pfesa yor iesi dim preocuparile
unar superintendent politice ne
taste pentru tara, inspirate de
stilnta obiectiva politica, 81 prla
energia nobila atinteligentei..
Politiea este inteliaenta 81 vo-
in.l in neintrerupta actiune.
, Voillta lipsita de stiinta este
sterpa, eaci ca are sd faca fie ce
pas la faclia stiintei.
lnteligenta asemenea este stear-
pa fal,i stiinta c;ici fara stiinta
ea ramane dezorientata. inactiva.
nefolosita. lnteligena atunci este
actiya, binefacatoare. cand ca Sc
dovedeste 81 in politica a Fl ceea-
ee trebuc sil fie dlppa netiunea sa
! in celelalfe ramuri ale gandirei.
&c este adeca inteligentas Ea
este lcgatllra intre cunostintele
Toastre 81 veinta noastra. indrep-
tate spfe cunoasterea fenomenp-
lor naturei 81 fenemenelor spiri-
tul,li 81 spre stapanirea conduca-
toare Ia scep n tutmor faptuliri-
lor noastre.
Daca voim deci sd finn armonin
in Stat trebuie sa avem o opiniu
ne publiea 81 presa inteligenta.
- va sc zica. earl lucra impreun:
en- factofii conducatori al Statu-
lui ca stapanindu-ne en- toti in
actiunile noastre politice. sd pu-
tenn atinge scopul eel mare al
Statului: binele general.
Q opini,me publicd 81 o presa
inteligenta trebuie sa cunoasca
ideile fundamentals, principiile
generate ale binelui general. =
lar spre acest scop ele trebuie sa
caute luminile necesare i'm stiinta
politica. Daca asta nu o fac 81 OPT
mia publica 81 presa due in rata.
cire obstea 81 o pot tine politices-
te. IN lntunerec. zeci 81 suite de ami
char. &c urmeaza dintr'o astfel
de generalf anna gire a natiunei9
trmeaza Ell politica, ce nu g
sustinuta de 0 intelegere serioasa
intereselor constante ST univer-
sale, precnm 81 a aspiratiunilor
profunde ale natiunei nu Sc poate
mentine decat prin jertfirea BIZ
nelui general intereselor particu-
.are 81 prin jertfirea sentimentu-
lni national ambitinnilor parti-
cnlare.
(Din 'Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14

al yietii publice.
Opinillnea publica este .glasul
dreptatii, al moralitatii, al uma-
nitatii.
Presa este glasul intereselor.
ideilor, pasiunilor, simpatiilor per
sonale, pc linga earl Sc grupeaz;
rartidele politice.
Politiea este glaslll stiintei.
Statlll numai asa progreseaza,
daca limpezite odata aceste no.
tinni in eenstiinta publica, intre
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14

multa paguba. Dar erau multi
capcanii, de gemea pamantui sub
Ell 81, porniti odata, Ell Sc inpill-
.eeau unii pc altii. manati de do
rul de aJunge fiecare la incru-
,cisarea armelor, 81 la miros de
sange cald. 81, GU multimea lor
incepeau a i impinge pc Romani
pc Magura 81 prin Nalea Omanu-
lui la deal.
Noieu sosise la furca apelor cu
cetele din Cetatele 81 simtind ca
in vale incaierare. inferbmtata,
ii lovi pc capcani din dos. -
Leru porunci lui Bujor, ca sa
scoata tot cate doua-trei sute de
oameni 81 sal trimita inapoi la
aripa stanga cetelor lui Voicu.
Leru insusi Isl intoarse repede
lancern 81 ii impreuna Gu cetele
lui Noicu, ca sa fie. I'm brin in
chegat, lar nu intr 'un loc 0. ceata
impinsa mai aflind ir1tre yarvari,
lar intr alt loc alta ramasa mai la
margini.
|. Leru porunci sa sune toate
.coarnele des 81 lutte.
De pc Culme cetele de. Soimi
coboriau eu graba ca sa ia ps
capcani de la drcapta. ST s'a in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-14
PUBLICA,
PRESA, POLITICA
dc: DIR. Cassiu Manu-,
) prof. universitar.

Omul yeacului modern Sc ciyi-
lizeaza 81 cultiveaza prin, altoirea
virtutilor erestinesti, filozofice 81
cetatenesti.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-18
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The New York herald., 1922-01-30
ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
FAVORED BY INDUSTRY
Security League Reports on
Replies to $500 Inquiries.

Replies to circulars sent out recently
by the National Security League to
$500 business men. manufacturers, IN
dustriaI leaders and college presidents
indicated that rs or 80 per cent. OF
them were in favor of campaign OF
education on the need Of an economic
conference similar to the coming con-
ference at Genoa.
s. Stanwood Menken, president of the
league, said last night that he believed
the queries sent out by The NEW YORK
HERALD in an attempt to find out the
attitude of the country toward the par
ticipation of the United States in the
Genoa conference would do much to-
ward arousing interest in international
economic problems. Mr.. Menken said
he personally believed the United States
should participate in the conference, but
that there are several obstacles in the
way Of the success Of any such con-
ference now.
( "It is too soon for a conference" said
Mr.. Menken, because they want to set
tie treaties in support OF the arms con-
ference. There also Is the objection
that the Bolshevild will be represented
at Genoa. Also, France will not reduce
German payments and the United States
Is not likely to reduce the foreign debts.
This country should realize that la
Dor and manufacture are very definitely
related to the foreign buying power.
There can be no foreign buying power
without stable currency. based on bal
anced budgets. Consider the buying
power of the franc, mark and lire In
terms Of cotton, sugar or grain. We
must export to insure prosperity for
the farmers, and their prosperity is es-
sential to national prosperity. That Is
the bare outline Of the cycle. but 1t is
what the American people must be
told"
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
|L0ATH TOILET LENINE
DEPART TO GENOA
SOyiets Feel Premier Can Bet
ter Serve His Country
at Home.
POWERS TO TCHITCHERIN
United Delegation of Fiji
teen Represents All
Republics.
POWERS TO TCHITCHERIN

Moscow, Jan. 2S -(Saturday), by Asso-
ciated Press) AN extraordinary ses-
sion of the Central Executive Committee
of the Soviet Government, held to-day
in the Kremlin for discussion of the
Genoa Economic Conference, named fif-
teen Soviet delegates. Nikolai Lenine,
the Premier, was made chairman Of the
delegation and George Tchitcherin the
vice-chairman, with full powers to act
in case NJ Lenine decides not to go.
In addition to the delegates named. a
number of financial and other experts
and their secretaries were appointed.
There was much opposition among the
Comm!ssars to the proposal for, M.
Lenine to leave the country. When his
name was read there was dead silence.
This was broken by applause when the
powers Of M. Tchitcherin were indicated.
Il is believed the object OF appointing
M. Lenine is to send him to Genoa only
in case the situation demands his pres
ence There will be united delegation
at the conference Of the Moscow and all
the allied Soviet republics.
Georgia will be represented by M.
Midivan. Armenia by Minister of For
eign Affairs Beksadjian. Bokhara by M.
Hadjieff and the Far Eastern republic
by M. Jansen.
Three representatives of trades unions
have been made delegates. They arc
Routsontak, Sapronoff and Chlinaoni-
koff.
NJ. Lenine did not attend the meeting,
over which M Kalinine, president Of the
All Russian Central Executive Commit
tee presided. M. Kalinine said that
with the United States and Japan at the
conference it might be considered one
making for international peace.
M. Tchitcherin reviewed the situation
during the last four years. He said that
Great Britain now was appearing In her
traditional role, looking for peace and
trade. Referring to the United States
M. Tchitcherin said that country's at
titude was enigmatic.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
BILL DEMANDS JAPAN
CUT HER ARMY IN HALF
Kokuyninfo Party Urges Other
Restrictive Measures.

TOXIC, Jan. 29 (Associated Press) -
The Kokuminto party has introduced in
the Diet a resolution calling for the re-
trenchment Of army expenditures and
the wiser appropriation of State rev.
enues to matters Of urgent Importance
The resolution says the Government
should not lose any time in submitting
a concrete plan for land armament re-
striction.
Accompanying the bill was declara-
tion which said Japan's environment had
completely changed since the war; and
that the Kokuminto party recommended
a reduction of the army by one-half, or
a reduction in the term of conscription
to one year.
The Premier, Baron Takahashi, in
replying to an Interpolation, said the
Government would convoke an extra ses-
sion of the Diet for the purpose of re-
framing the budget in case the dis
armament treaty arranged at Washing
ton Is ratified.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
Mississippi and New Mexico
Executives for Leaving
1t to Harding.
MAYOR FOR ATTENDING
Additional Replies to Herald
QUESTIONABLE Show Va
riety of Views.

more answers were received yester-
day to the question Should the
United States take part in the Genoa
conference?" telegraphed by THE
New YORK HERALD to Governors.
Mayors, heads of educational institu-
tions and other prominent men.
or the answers published herewith
one Governor is against participa-
tion, one Is for it and two are satfs-
fied to leave the decision to the Ad-
ministration. One university profes-
sor favors the proposal but would
make conditions. Two more Mayors
express views favoring the confer
ence.
Against Participation.
TO THE NEW YORK HERALD:
Feeling in this section of the country
among those who have taken an inter-
est In the proposed economic conference
at Genoa is that there will be no par
ticular purpose in our taking part in the
meeting since the condition it has been
~e@ASu " SOiSloeT IN Europe is so dis
similar to that we find in the United
States. 1t is not felt that we can mingle
our program with that Of the European
program with any particular benefit.
There Is a feeling that we should stand
by to help wherever we can, but that
we should leave the working out of any
economic program for Europe to those
in Europe who are concerned and capa-
BILE. The feeling here would be very
much in favor of any economic council
called by the President of the United
States to study the subject of foreign
trade relations and exchanges
HENRY J. ALLEN
Governor of Kansas.
TOPEKA Jan. 20 1922
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
STINK BOMB DRIVES
OUT PRAGUE DEPUTIES
Ends Rou With Communist
OUer SEEKING Paper.

PRAGUE, Czecho- -Slovalsia, Jan. 20
Stormy scenes were enacted in the
Chamber of Deputies here yesterday and
eliminated in the throwing of a. Stink
bomb" the odor of which compelled a
quick adjournment The disorder arose
when Communists protested against the
seizure of Communist newspaper as a
result of an anti-militaristic article pub
lished In its columns
Following the adjournment. the Stink
bomb was removed, and when the body
reassemlled the leader of the German
Nationalist group denounced one of his
colleagues as the one responsible for the
incident. He disavowed the man, who
has disappeared Three Communist Depu-
ties were temporarily suspended because
Of the disorder.
The New York herald., 1922-01-30
HEADS QUEENS WILSON FUND.
Judge Humphrey to Direct Raising
of $4,000 Quota.

Judge Humphrey of Queens county
las been appointed chairman OF that
borough for the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation campaign by Thomas w.
Churchill. chairman for New York city.
He will have charge Of raising the
quota for Queens. $4,000.
1t was announced yesterday that col
leges for women are beginning to take
az, active part in the $1,00o.o00 cam
paign, including Smith and Mount
Holyoke.
Many banks. including the Chase, the
Columbia and the Mechanics and Metals
besides the Hudson and Equitable Trust
companies. have agreed to receive money
for the fund.