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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
INTERESTING SLIDE ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

The New Year IL here and still
having fairly pretty weather but
Is little cloudy this morning all
the farmers are looking for some
fnlllng weather 10 put up Their
land for another years crop.
Mrs. j. G. Stanford was opera.
ted on for appendicitis the first part
Of the week. She is getting
along nicely at this writing.
Mr.. Jim Mabry returned Wed
nesday from Coke County where
he has been visiting relatives for
a few days during the holidays;
Mr.. X. A. Wisenu carried a
bale Of cotton 70 town last friday.
There was a party given AZ Mrs,
NJ l.. Williams Thursday night
Progressive "42" was the enter
tainment enjoyed by everybody dur
ing the afternoon
Mrs. u. -. Alter and nephew. Joe
Goosby, came In Friday morning
after visit with relatives az Co
nianche, Texas
Mr.. {. l.. Reigcr and family visit
ed relatives In and around Lubbock
Thursday and spent Friday with
relatives NJ slaton.
Misses Womn and villa Davis
and Herwhnl Davis attended the
Show 81 Lubbock Thursday night.
Mr.. W ~ Copeland and fam
ly returned from Jones county
after few days visit with rela-
Mr.. G.. T.. Hale and family from
Southland visited AZ The W Il.
Copeland home Friday.
Mr. Jenkins and family from
Woodrow was ~ the store Friday
enroutc 10 the county seat o.
Hockey County.
Mr. Bennett Stanford and family
from RopesvIllc spent few days
the latter part ~ the week with
their parents here.
Mr. Tom Cannon Is spending a
few days with his sister. Mrs. c.
J.. Reiger
MR. W. T. Smith and children,
and Mr.. Harris Fielder from Post
City spent last Saturday AZ the
home Of r j. Davis and family.
Mr. Peeveh0usc and family
from Carsile came down sunday
in interest 81 organizing singing
class. We are very sorry there was
no singing. but we earnestly invite
him 90 come back on the next
singing evening
Several new pupils started %
school Monday and we now have
n full school
Mr.. Sam Branch from Ropes
vile was in the community Mon
day.
Mr. Jack Williams and family
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE LORENZO ENTERPRISE

H. Wampler Is building a large
addition TO his garage building this
week and when completed viii place
all o. his business which includes
garage and blacksmith shop under
one roof. ~ l.. Green has purchased
the building formerly used by the
blacksmith shop and will open an i'm
plement shop in the near future.
Jno. n. Ross moved this week TO
the old Sanders place just east Of
town formerly occupied by Fred KEEL
ley who recently moved 70 idalou,
where he will engage IN trucking
from Lubbock with his father.in-law,
J. A. Sanders. Mr.. Evans will move
20 the Ross home.
The Crosby County Singing Con-
vcntlon met NJ Old Emma Sat
urday night and Sunday, Dec. 3ist
and Jan. list. Dinner was served
on the ground Sunday and a number
Of prominent singers were present.
A good number Of local singers at
tended.
Editor and Mrs. White Of the Lo-
raine Leader were here Monday en-
route 90 Idalou. They we're spend
ing Xmas with Mrs. Whites father
and mother AZ Rails.
Miss Myrtle Mathis and Miss Dovie
Frllngim, we're visitors in Lubbock
Tuesday night.
Fred Menchew and wife. negroes,
we're arrested here last Saturday for
disturbing the peace Both we're
drunk and we're fighting and raising
cane in general when turned In TO
the officers
a search Of their premises result
cd In finding n gallon Of corn whis-
key and several quarts Jars viii }
had evidently just been emptied OF
whiskey.
They were placed under 5000 bond.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
A COMPARISON OF CATTLE WIN
TERINC IN THE PANHANDLE THIS
YEAR AND THREE YEARS AGO

that will be Trough, into the Pam
handle next spring from the sale VI
aged steers. Where have that money
and the cattle gomez do not know
But do know that we have only one.
third Of the normal number Of aged
steers in the Panhandle and that
those steers are only worth one-hnlf
Of what they were year ago.
THAT shortage Of cattle has not
come upon M all AZ once, although Il
is true that during the past year the
number Of aged steers has been cut
into. But, for the past five years
In all parts Of the cattle breeding
section Of the United States there
has been a decline In the number Of
cattle produced for various reasons.
Five years ago the drouth In
Southern Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona caused many of the finest
breeding cattle In the world 20 be
shipped 20 market. Many cows died,
Calves were sold on the market a.
vealcrs and the ranges generally de.
pleted Follow that with two hard
winters in the Panhandle and tho
Northwestern country and then the
drouth Of 1919 In the Northwestern
states, then add the number " breed
ing cattle That have been shipped on
the market during the past few
months because their owners we're
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

,ako HAYES HEALING HONEY. =
cough medicine which stops the coueh by
healing the infiamcd and inflated tissues.
A box Of GROVES 0-PEN-TRATE
SALvE foe Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group Is enclosed with every bottle OF
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The saivc
should be rubbed on tho chest and throat
Of children suffering from Cold &C Group
he healing sn,ct 81 Hayes Healing iiousy IN
ldc the throat comhined with the hcsiira snrct o.
Urovrs O fcn-frstr Selyc through the porrs a.
the shin rooa ffups coueh.
i,o,h remedies ere pccsed N zoe carton ana the
lu<f Of the combined frcafmcut u 80
just ssk ycnr druggist foe HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

told by the loan companies and bank.
ers 10 pay up and u can very easily
be- seen Why there Ia shortage Of
cattle
"1hc United states Department 81
Agriculture may differ with me when
I say that / do not believe that there
Ia over fifty per cent 81 the number
Of range cattle In the United states
that there we're five years ago, but
have compiled figures from the DIFF
fcrent range states that cause me 20
make that statement. " AMARILLO
News
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06
IF STOMACH IS BAD
LET DiAPEPSIN END
GAS. INDIGESTION

"Pape's Diapepsin' has proven It.
self the surest relief for Indigestion,
Gases. Fiatulence. Heartburn. Sour
ness. Fermentation OF Stomach Dis
trees caused by acidity. A few tab
lets give almost immediate stomach
relief and shortly the stomach Is cor
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

moved 20 Mr.. Browns place over
near Woodrow
Mr. Gus Bivins has moved 70
the place just recently vacated by
M Schroeder.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

rectcd 30 you can eat fevorite foods
without fear. Large case costs only
few cents at drug store. Millions
helped annually. I'LL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Miss Marie Coffee returned to
PIainview Snndoy to resume her dn-
lies as teacher there. She srent the
holidays here with home folks.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

DR.. r. c. Foster. Of the Foster
Furniture Company, Of Sleton. was
here Tuesday, looking after business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

Miss Blaneh Bean returned 20 g.
T. A.. at Denton. Monday. after
spending the holidays with homefolks.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-06

J. c. Hathaway, Of Paris. was he1c
the first of the week prospecting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31
The Next Speakership.
burlington Free Press. J

The question who shall be the speak
er of the next Vermont house of repre-
SentativeS is already attracting consid-
cradle attention. There is no little
game of chance in candidacy for this
position at this time. for it may involve
a number of ifs" In the first place.
the candidate must secure the nom
ination of his party. In the next place,
he must secure election over the Demo
cratic candidate and amy others who may
care to file nomination papers. In the
third place he must be able to defeat
other representatives who may aspire to
the office.
As an illustration of this situation it
is recalled that two years ago Speaker
Charles \. Dana of New Haven. acting
on the suppoSition that he would be re
elected representative by his town. busted
himself in advance in pledging probable
representatives of other towns to sup
port him for reelection. as speaker.
He claimed to have about 100 members
pledged to support him, but he made
the sudden discovery that Representa-
tive Ashahel b. Hoffnagle. Independent
had made sure of a majority of the votes,
and SO his pledges of support were use
less, the honor going to Speaker Frank
lin :. Billings of Woodstock without
party opposition.
The same thing is liable to happen to
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31

anybody that aspires to the speakershlp
at tins tine, unless he has "a strong hold
on his town. The different men who nave
been credited with a desire to serve as
speaker IN case of election to the house
are the Hon. Curtis s. Emory of New
port Representative Frank r. Barber OF
Brattleboro, Senator Harvey X. Kings
ley of Rutland, and the Hon. Orlando L..
Martin of Plainfield
The Hon. NJ. $. Stone of Montpelier,
former lieutenant governor, who seems
TO be the choice of most of the people
in the capital city who are talking rep
resentative, would naturally be consid-
cred in Il list of Speakership possibilities.
We understand, however, that Mr.. Stone
regards the possibilities of service on the
floor Of the house with favor, although
a deadlock among other aspirants might
change the situation.
We understand that Mr.. Martins NOM
nation is to be contested by Mr..
Batckelder and Brattleboro also has
rival aspirants for the house, We under
stand on the other hand, that ex-Mayor
Emory Will secure the nomination III
Newport without opposition. Concerning
the situation in Rutland we have no in
formation, but we should expect that
with the possibility of securing the
speakership Senator Kingsley would be
warmly supported by the Marble City
Republicans. Other aspirants may APP
pear, but so far as we have learned the
contest is likely to be confined to the
gentlemen named. all of whom have dis
tinct qualifications for the position.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31

The Giants hitting and fielding is nice
business, but the pitching staff appears
to be badly bent at times.
Can the st. Louis outfit stand the gaff
of two more months of pastiming. with
the pace growing hotter at every jump
From the way the Athletics have been
slipping, Connie Mack still has the same
old job of trying to build up winner
Billy Southworth's long absence from
the Braves lineup. due to injuries has
proved u big handicap to the Boston
team.
Detroit has surely fattened UP at the
expense of the Yankees, the Tigers beat
ing the Huggmen nine times in the last
10 games.
The life led by the Senators this sea
son has been a swell Illustration of the
ups and downs of a major league base
ball team.
Kid Gleason's White Sox are still in
the pennant hunt, with veterans and
oungsters alike stepping out and doing
their stuff.
The Cubs suffered a severe blow when
Arnold STATE was hit by a pitched ball in
Pittsburgh. The speedy outfelder will be
out of the game for some time.
Del Gamer, veteran first sacker of the
Cardinals, is playing a brand of ball
this year as good as he delivered when he
first broke into the big yard.
The Pirates still have a toe hold on the
pennant ladder and a little extra effort
on the part of the Stogie Eaters would
land them IN the first division at least.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31
lIIartford Courant. J

4 Boston paper tells its readers that
a six-year-0ld child who picked blue
berries in Maiden with older children
found it is thought some other berries
which she ate and from the effects of
which she died. The health commissioner
of New York state has told that com
Elonwealth what some Of its citizenry
may have discovered, that poison sumac
and poison ivy are TO be Stunned if one
is prudent. Then he adds this -
while there are a number of other
plants poisonous to the touch, they are
far less common than the two just dis
ctlssed and therefore of lesser Importance.
gstrding plants that are poisonous to eat,
Included IN this group are the water
hemlock, the poison hemlock, the field
Harsnip, and the berries of the dwarf
sUmac, the poke weed, bitter sweet,
deadly night shade, black cherry kernels
and the thorn apple or Unison weed. The
only safe rule to, follow Is to eat no fruit
or plants the identity of which you are
not certain"
The health commissioner is getting
unduly excited because he forgets that
the berries or seeds of the dwarf sumac
the poke weed, the bittersweet, the deadly
nightshade and the Unison weed will not
tempt the average yOungster. True, he
may try out one of the berries of the
nightshade. brilliant in hue when ripe, or
one of the purple or almost black berries
'of the pokeweed. but one will be enough
to convince him that they are not edible.
They do not appeal to the palate of a
child, even, and that is saying much but
one berry taken as test is not likely to
overturn a well-conStructed stomach such
aS most children have. If merely tasting
of wild berries proved fatal The Courant
would never have had the services of one
person who has been on its payroll for
some years.
Few berries native in New England
are poisonous and the taste of those
give ample warning of their undesirable
lty. The danger from poison ivy or
poison sumac lies in touch or, in some
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31

cases. proximity to the shrubs or vines,
and one doubts ii even NebUchadnezzer
ever included either in his lunches. Death,
we beg leave to say, does not await the
child who roams the fields of New York
and New England but, rather. the adult
who gathers what he assumes are mush-
rooms.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31

The health of ones family is too vital
Il matter to take chances with That's
why most housewives insist on getting
Bakers Extracts, which are certified to
be absolutely Observation-Disclosures
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31
Pride

What's Henpeck feeling so chesty
ab6ut?r
He's found someone worse off than
he: he just read that the male ostrich
matches the eggs. Buffalo Express.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-31
DEATHS.
Poisonons Berries.

In Guilford. July so, Floyd Starr
Miller. 30. of Dummerston.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
FORD VINDE
CARBUNI LA
MUNCITORI


DETROIT, Mich, 6 Oct. = Fa-
bricantul Henry Ford anuntat
astazi ca va da carbuni Goes la toti
muncitorii sal Gu pretul de 8 dolari
tona, ceea ce inselnneaza cal vinde
mai ieftin ell 6 dolari 81 jumatate
de cum ii Wind negustorii din oras,
cari-si cumpara cantitatile trebu.
incioase della. fifma Semet- -Solvay
Company, singura nina care vinde
carbuni acolo.
Negustorii s'au lns la d-l Ford,
rugandu-l sa ie xknda 81 lor car
buni, fnsa Ii S a raspuns ca dansul
are carbuni de dat numai la intre-
buintatori, nu la speculatori. Della
oficiul d-lui Ford s'a anuntat CD
fabrica putea da lucratorilor eli o
cantitate totala cam de 200 de to-
he zilnic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
LUPTE INTRE TURCI
81 BOLSEVICII RUSI

Constantlnopol, 6 Oct.-Trupele
lui Enver Bey au invins Miercuri
in mod decisiv doua divizii boise
vice la Samarkand. Lupta a ince-
put din cauza ca bolsevicii n'au
volt Sd tie seama de ultimatul in
care Enver cerea recunoasterea re-
publicei Bokhara 81 a Turkestar i.
lui.
Enver cerusc hui Herman Me-.
monoff, presedintele republiciaer
federate din Caucaz, sal spriiinea-
sea in incercarea sa de a da com
plecta independents Bakharei 81
Turkestanului. Sc zice ca Sovci-
tele au TRIMS trupe della Moscova
ca sa tie aceste republici in pute-
rea lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06

North Baltimore, 6 Oct. - De
multi tinnp cetatenii orasului Sc
tot mira de neexplicabila mane.
vra ce fac zece aeroplane pc
|deasupra ousului in fiecare ri.
Politia a 'neeput sd fie 81 cam
banuitoarc.
In timpul din urnla s'a latit
svonul ca aeroplanele acestea ar
aduce luchiu "d'al bun's din Ca
NADIA. Tn sofer anume Don Peter
la declarat ca vazuse cum unul
dintre aceste aeroplane aruncase
jos un fel de urcioarc de cauciuc,
pc carl cl lie crede ii fost pline
Gu rachiu. Sc zice ca ibootlegge,
rii. Sc inteleg Gu aviatorii prin.
tr'un cod secret, 81 Cd le spun nu-
|marul urcioarclor dorite prin
niste semnc facute Gu Steaguri
|albe. Codul lor de semnalizars
este insa Gu totul deosebit de eel
intrcbuintat in arnata.
Aeroplanele aeestea si-au ince-
put sbornrileslor misterioase acum
j u
doua saptamani Ele tree intot,
deauna de Il nord spre sud.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
Ford deschide
fabrica in
China

SANGAI, 5 Oct.-Joseph Baille
un reprezcntant personal al d-lui
Henry Ford, a plecat astazi spre
America ca sd raportezc despre Ger.
cetarile facute Gu privire la posi-
bilitatile de Sc deschide in China
o uzina pentru fabricarea automo.
bilelm Ford. d. Ford a planuit
instruirea 100 de tineri chinezi
pentru amploierea lor in fabrica 81
in atelierele de montat automobile.
Cercetarile d-lui Ford in chestia
aceasta urmeaza de doi ami, 81 au
fost tinut in secret pana acum. A.
ccasta este prima anuntare pla-
nurilor sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
ALBANEZII Sc TEN
DE CRECI

ATENA, 6 Oct.-Se raportcaza
ca Albanezii, in urma miscarei ma
tionaliste din Grecia, Isl intaresc
trupele puse de paza Ia frontiere.
Russia, Spania, Bulgaria 81 Ro-
mania au luat masurile prelimina-
re pentru recunoasterea noului re-
GIN. Regele George a primit o te-
legrama della socrul sau, regele
Ferdinand al Romaniei, prin care-l
felicita pentru suirea sa la tron sill
sfatueste cum sa-si exerciteze pu-
terea monarhica.
Actul de abdicare al lui Con-
stantin lipseste. Sc zice ca ar ii
fost luat de ofiterii carl simpati-
zeaza 81 acum GU el 81 carl incear-
Cd sal salveze tronul pc cal piezise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
MARE INCENDIU DE
PADURI IN CANADA

Montreal, 6 Oct.-Ploaia, care a
inceput sa cada ieri dupa amiazi
a fmprastiat intrh catva groasele
paiuri de FUN cauzate de ingrozi.
torul foe ce arde in partca de nord
q provinciei Ontario.
Orasul ST. Mateiu de CASTOR {
incunjurat de flacari din toate par.
tile 81 Sc socoteste ca 81 picrdut.
EA
Toronto, Ontario, Z Oct.--Deps.
sole sosite della Timiskaming anrn.
IA pelrea q cincizeci de persoane
iu grcaznicul foe ce consuma pa
dluilo din partea de nord a pro-
vineiei Ontario.
Orasele Hailebury 81 North Co,
halt al fost distruse Gu dcssyar.
sire.
Iotl copacii 81 locuintele omene-
ste ce s'au gasit intr'un radiu ds
300 de mile nu mai exista; focul
4 liimicit totul.
Pagubele SO ridica Ia milioane dc
dohri u nu Sc site pana la &c cifrd
vor ainnge, deoarece focul Sc in
tinde cu furie spre inina r:'Juri.
lcr. LIMA ferat6 q fost 1ntrernpta
IN mi m,ilte locuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06

Constantinopol, 6 Oct. - Garda
grenadierilor. trupcle de elita a!,'
Marei Britanii, patruleaza. Con-
stantinopolul, ca urmare a esua-
rel de la Mudania 81 amenintarei
ca tr,apele luf kemal Sc aprupie
de Stambul.
Trupele engleze, abuse aici de
Empress Of India, fac paradd
pc strazile constslntinopolului, cu
muzica, cu steasuri 81 Gu urale.
lucru care potoleste frica ce .
aveau Crestlnii tlespre luarea
Constantinopollilui de catrc Ke-
malisti 81 dcsprf ocupatia lor in
Tracia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
NOU PATRIARH In
CRECIA

LONDRA, 6 Oct.-Stirile sositc
della Atena anunta ca comitetul re-
v0lutionarilor hotarit recunoaste-
rea lui Meletios Metaxakis de Pa
triarh Ecumenic 81 de cap al bise-
ricii grecesti, astfel ca sd pue oda-
ia capat antagonismului religios
care desbina pc greci de multa vre-
me.
Sfantul Sinod a promis ca Sc va
supune acestei decisiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
PREAdIERUL BULGARIEI
AAEENnsTAT Gu MoARTEA.

Geneva, IS Oct: $500 Premierul
Stambulischi al Bulgariei pri.
nit scrisori prin carl e amenintat
GU moartea. Ele sc cred a Fl tr:-
mise de Maced doneni, carl cred ca
Staanbulischi a pus la Gale asas;-
narea lui Strandja, fruntasul re-
volutionarilor Macedoneni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06


manem 81 moi stupefiati in fata
acestor zdrobitoare cxcmple dc
civilizatie .superioara din trecut
u din prezent - 81 81 continuam
Gu ipcapatinarc pc drumuI pc
care am pornit, caci pc acesta nil
dictcaza sufletul nostru bun 81 nu
inchipuitul umanitarism impro-
vizat al unor oamcni carl sc dis
trlg prin faptul Cd avand dol ochi
sanatosi, vad nnmai Gu unul.
;. u1ndsa.
(pln 'Glasul Rucoyineis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06
ANUL xv1f.-No, 235.
Stiinta 81 yaluri|e
TaSe|or

Victoria repurtata de Turci in
Asia Mica prezinta interesante
|speculatiuni pentru cetitorii lite
[raturei &c Sc ocupa Gu conflicte!e
[dintrc rase. f stiut Cd infringe
|rea rusilor de catre Japonezi
trims lungi unde de excitare prin
|tre popOarele asiatice. Mise spune
de multi savanti ca sentimenteie
de rasa, emotiunile religioase ST
+aspiratiile rationale Sc latesc in
tr'un fel neasteptat ca sd produ-
Ca un ceva asemanatOr unei re.
zistente Pan-Asiatica contra i'll
FeurcaturilOr europene, ba i'm uncle
|cazuri extreme au char militan-
|tuf scOp de ataca suprematia
rasei albe. Nj Sc Iaminteste dc
marble cuceriri ale lui Genghis
Kahn 81 de terorile lui Tanner
lane, lar pc acest intunecat dar
sinistru fondal, observam renas-
terea Turciei Gu neasteptatul
sprijinul dat de Russia, nu in ter
menii yechei diplomatic. ci intro
noua alienere ca cea Pan-Tura-
nismului. Notam surprinzatoarea
atlanta Brahminilor 81 Mahome-
danilOr din India, % nu mai
putin istorica atractie turcului
catre Arab, = fierberile Egipt 81
pOsfbilitatea unei revolte islamice
in Africa.
Poatc fl teritorul rasei albe i'll
vadat 81 pustiit de nenumaratelc
miliOane ale Asiei 81 Africei? 4
posibil ca rasa alba sa fie nimicita
de acestea din urma Gcniul razs.
boinic al Mongolului, sprijinit lie
un numar covirsitor, "a adus pa
ma n estul Europei, dar nu mai
departe ca pana la Tours. De
acolO valurile S Eau intors inapoi.
TotuSl, atuncl era putina deose-
bire intre echipamentul luptato,
rului alb 81 intre eel al celui gal
ben sau brun. Astazi nu asd.
Kemal 81 Trotzky au armate ce
aproape pot rivaliza ell cele euro
pene. insa razboaiele moderne MI
Sc castiga numai pc campul dc
lupta. Ele sunt castigate cu aju-
torul industriei. bine organizata
81 dirijata de o stiinta pc care
Asia 81 Africa n o poscda. Numa-
rul lnptatorilor valorcaza astazi
char mai putin ca in zilcle leyiu-
nll0r romano, carOr discipline
lie fier 81 scuturi de otel au invins
puterea numarului aproape pc
toate campurile de lupta. Aero
planul, atacul GU gaz, explozivul
81 alte arme stunt numai
Ia indemana unei natiuni ajun,c
q un mare grad de civilizatie.
lar efectul lor are O mai mare
Dutere decat taisul sabiei romano.
De aceca cerem vote surera
numar de umanitari carl
GER lncetarea razboiului GU cle-
mente chimice ca, daca c sd sc tic
seama de vre-un pericol ce anne
ninta civilizatia alba. de primi
ca crestinatatea 81
modernismul sa-si retie tot avan-
tajul pc care IL da stiinta pen
Iru a sc apara contra yalurilor
fanatice &C tot cauta sd sc reverse
linspre est. Nh doar ca asteptam
astfel de sugerare din parte Gu
setilor pacifiste, ci pcntru ca face
"a moi cestealalti sd pastram lu-
,rul acesta in minte.
Chicago Daily Tribune.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-06

.54 /.
LONDRA, s Oct.-D-l venizelos
fostul premier al Greciei, care de
catva timp lucreaza in favoarea &C.
tualului guvern gree, facut asta-
ii o vizita la ministerul de externe.
Cand s'a inapoiat Ia hotel, parea
'tare descurajat. Ma volt insa Sd
'yorbeasca mimic representation
preset.
Sc vorbeste Cd guvernul britanic
lar Fl spus Cd Anglia nu-si poate
schimba determinarea ei de . cere
scomplecta evacuare 9 Traciei de
Icatre greci.