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ELLA THACHER UNION W. c. T. U

The Ella Thacher Union, w. c. T.
L., met Wednesday afternoon in Har-
rison Street NJ. Z. Church, Mrs. Bur
mite presiding. Mrs. Elizabeth Demp-
sey gave a lesson in parliamentary
law, after which Mrs. Charles Leak
reported that a number OF bouquets
had been sent to the sick.
Mrs. McSparren, county supertn-
tendent Of scientific temperance
work, reported having received es-
says on scientific temperance from
nearly all the schools in New Castle
county. The essay contest will be
held in the Wilmington High School
June IS. and in Howard High School
June IL. These meetings are open
to the public. The judges will be q
| w. c. T. U. member. a club woman
and a minister. Mrs. Simpson, state
superintendent of this work, gave a
good report and showed posters thai
were made by the children Of The
lower counties.
Mrs. Richard McMullen. superin
tendent OF Y. p. B. work, reported tina
seven automobile loads OF the member
of the Hoffecker Branch went to Stat
Road, to be guests OF one of the mem
bers, Mas Hamilton
Mrs. Reed reported that she nn'
other members of the w. c. II. U. ha
visited Chief Black to protest abou
keeping intoxicated policemen on tn
force. They had names and addresse
and other facts to prove their charges
AS the Union has been meeting &
Harrison Street Church for two year.
II was decided to give IS a month 70
% months to the building fund.
Mrs. Jane Pennewill spoke o
citizenship, urging the women
throw aside party feeling and vot
for the best man 1t was decide
to send a large bouquet OF whit
carnations TO the workhouse o
Mothers Day and also TO hold an ap
propriate afternoon service there.
Bank accounts Of 81 each wer
started for two babies Of members
according to the custom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
MAY FESTIVAL CONCLUDED.

The annual May Festival OF the
Peoples Settlement closed last night.
According TO the committee in charge
Of arrangements. n substan ntial sum Of
money will bo realized.
Last night, chlldrens night, at
tracted n good deal OF attention. The
mothers were out in numbers to see
tho little folk entertain. a bevy of
tiny tots. girls and boys. from the
kindergarten classes made a hit in the
games and songs. Virginia Lewis and
Hazel Knots sang two old-fashioneo
songs. They were dressed In cos
tunes.
The piaylet. Tho Bravsst Thinr
in the World" given by the After
noon Clubs OF girls and boys. was in
teresting and the Miniature Pagean
by tho Brownies and Jolly Chun
was a pretty display OF color and ao
ton. The entertainment closed Wit
the Rainbow Drill, given by "A mum
ber Of young ladies'. the Little We
mons Club. This was ono OF IN
prettiest events Of the evening, IN
costumes being unusually sttractiv
and the drill excellent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrison's New Phase Of
Revelations Of a Wife
Copyright. 1921. by Newspaper Featrlc Services Inc
Copyright 1921. by Newspaper Feaurc Services. Inc

she had waited. She drained the cup,
poured herself second CUP, disdaining
our proffer OF it, and rose with the cup
in her hand.
"Ill Just take this upstairs with me"
she said. Nov, Mrs. Underwood, please
remember whnt l told you"
THAT Proves Nothing"
She marched out of the room--therc is
no other word TO describe her gait--with
the cup of coffee held out like band
leaders baton. We waited tensely until
the closing Of her room door told us that
she was safe for the night, and then we
laughed, noisclessly, but consumingly,
until we were almost helpless.
You can't guess. / suppose" Lillian
said at last, wiping her eyes, what Pm
to remember"
| shook my head, although a shrewd
notion Of her meaning had come TO me,
But l could not acknowledge il to Lii
han.
"I'm TO see that you conduct yourself
with the propriety and general dcmeanor
OF an eighteenth century young matron." !"
she said. "lf you were convent-bred
young thing about to meet the world for
the first time she couldn't be more
sohcitous. So do promise me you'll be-
have. Look here, If you dare to take
that or your mother-in-law seriously.
III I'll spank you, If it's the last thing
| ever do"
Her sudden change of manner saved
me from the humiliation Of angry tears.
And then, with sure divination Of the
best way to divert my mind, she spoke
authorltatively:
Tell me now, before Tom Chester
gets here, what did you mean up there
in katie's room when you said that 1t
wasn't Smith who looked into the room,
but boy?"
"Why, il was boy" ! said, and then,
ss my memory flashed again the picture
of the face had seen, hesitated.
"At least, it was a boys wool stocking
cap, and boys sweater that glimpsed.' v
said slowly "The cap was drawn
down almost over the eyes, and the
collar Of the sweater was turned ur
and fastened high about the neck. But
the little of the face could sec in be
tween was all ruddy and fresh like s
boys, and the lips werc red"
THAT proves nothing" she said, "ex
ccpt that the gifted Mr.. Smith probabl.
possesses a makeup box which would
cause q Hollywood film favorite to leav'
her happy home. But there's Tom Ches
ter Bless the lad Does he want Z
aroeue the house with his knockingY"
(To be continued)
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THE REASON MADGE BEGAN
TO DOUBT HER OWN EYES

LILLIAN and | looked at each other,
hcro,cally conccaling our mirth, rs
Mother Graham with the air of hav-
ing accomplished something at least
comparable 10 the discovery Of America,
turned from the stove after having pre-
pared the coffee To her own notion.
THERE she said. That will be
something like coffcel I'll Just wait here
with me. Thcr's a certain moment
when coffee is just At its perfection,
and ! want mine At that instant. Then
you can do what you please with IT."
She sat down in kitchen char,
folded her arms and watched with cr,ti-
cal majesty our hurried preparations for
the smack" Of which Lillian had spoken
A leg cf lamb left from dinner, from
which carved thin slices, homemade
bread and butter, a dish of currant
Jelly, another Of apple sauce, some
sliced tomatoes, last Of the garden
plenty, and half of one Of katie's de-
hcious lRycr cAkcs-these we placed upon
the dining-tahle under Mother Grn-
hams inspection, and TO a running ac-
compartment of comment.
Please Re me mbcr--"
Isn't there any parsley in the house,
shc demanded, IA | took up the small
platter of sliced meat and started with
IL 90 the dining-room. That ape OF
Katie generally has sense enough to
gather some fresh every day. She like.
tho looks of IL herself, ! reckon, OF she q
never remember II.
Yes, there are some sprays IN the ~
frigcrator ! SAID quietly.
"rhcn will YOU kindly tell me why
YOU haven't put any around that meat
That plate looks like lunch set out fol
the laundrcss on the tubs
II forgot Il. ! fancy" | said apollo
gctically, willing 20 cat any amount o
humble PIE 20 keep her placated. III
hS il right away"
"Scc that YOU do" she retorted, and
went 60 the pantry to get the parrle,
with an ironical little smile OUR king m,
llp~. |, too, like touch of green around
\ plate of cold meat, but had not dare'
thus to emhcllish the one IN my han'
for fear my mothcr~in-lsw would accus'
me ~ trying to make the table attrac
tive for Tom Chester.
| purposcly fingered over my task a
long A I darcd and WAS rewarded whel
| returned by the sight of Mother Ora
ham drinking the cup Of coffee for whicl
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when he found more than he expected
Someone had been mending the roof
q, the shed and left enother board
resting On the roo. on one end and
the other end resting against the
trunk Of the tree and close beside it
sl-rt a plump turkey
Mr.. FoS's nerves grew unsteady with
tho thought OF the fine supper he
would have and somehow he tumbled
n loose board of the roof which struck
IN. ground with bang and awaken
ed the turkeys in the tree.
"Gobbio. gobble!" cried Mr.. Cob
bier. and Mr.. Dog was awake. Mr..
f,ox looked round for a way OF escape.
Tor Mr.. Dog was coming on the run
toward tho shed.
He did not have a minute 20 think
shout Il. FOR Mr.. Dog was there before
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
The Sandman Story
Copyright 1921 "
BY Abby Phillips Walker

he could turn around. The board UP
against the tree was the nearest es-
cape and up IL ran Mr.. Fox and close
against the tree trunk he tried TO hide
himself under the thick leaves.
Mr.. Dog danced and barked- He
knew that up there somewhere was
somebody he ought to bark at 80 he
danced on his hind feet and then on
all four. He leaped and he scratched
at the tree trunk.
My, but you are a fine dancer. Mr.
/ Dog" said Mr.. Fox. But YOU look
out that you do not step on that trap
Trap" yelped Mr.. Dog. jumping
higher. He had once caught his foot
| in one and he did not care 70 DO II
again.
III" called Mr.. Fox: now he saw
that he had Mr.. Dog scared, look out!
You are almost on it,"
| Mr.. Dog jumped sideways. -Oh. not
there. Look out!" cried Mr.. Fox and
Mr.. Dog jumped again Run Mr
Dog. or you surely will step on it,
called Mr.. Fox
Mr.. Dog jumped again and this
time he came down right on a sharl
nail the carpenters had dropped ant
thinking the trap had him. he yelpe{
loudly and ran for his house wher
he found he was not caught.
There was nothing TO do but t
jump from the tree. It was long way
70 the ground but Mr.. Fox took tn,
chance and of he went over the hill.
and through the woods to his home.
II can't see why you run up q tree.
he said TO Mr.. Coon later, when Mr.
Dog chas ses You. How do you ever es
cape? You can't run as fast a do"
"Oh. jump 10 another tree,- ne
piled Mr.. Coon.
But suppose there Is no other tire
near enough7" said Mr.. Fox.
Then 1 stay there until they cho
II down and If I am lucky enough
escape by running. I have been luck
so far you see."
And II you don't get away who
happens?" questioned Mr.. Fox.
Il have never stayed TO find out
replied Mr.. Coon. But why areiyou s
Interested? You don't climb trees"
oh, / was Just wondering. that
all" answered Mr.. Fox as he trotte
Off. II know one thing" he said I
himself. "Ill take my chances on til
ground on my four good legs afte
this. No tree climbing for me-"
A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
MIR. FOX is TRfED.

Mr. Fox could not climb a tall tree
and he had often envied his friend.
Mr. Coon. because he could. That was
tho reason he had go often escaped
from Mr. Dos when he had chased
him, MIR. FoX was quite surs.
But one nisht Mr.. Fox Was "treed
BY Mr.. Dog and after that he was not
60 anxious 10 be able 10 climb.
" happened in this way: Mr..
went over TO the farm to get turkey
lie found a board leaning against
shed and up this he ran. thinking rha'
somcone had been very kind 10 hin
in loavinx 81 there. for right over th'
shcd were some fat turkeys in tree
Mr.. Fox was carful that his foot
steps were vclvety as he reached tn
top OF the shed and he was compli
meniing himself upon his good luci
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
League Of Women Voters Tea.

The Wilmington League Of Women
Voters will give a tea Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock at Sunshine Hall.
Mrs. Carlton I. Brigham. the presi-
dent, will preside. and brief talks
about the National Convention IN
Baltimore will be given by Mrs. A. d.
Warner. Mrs. +. Z. Bach. Mrs. Jane
Pennewill and Mrs. Henry Chamber
laine of Middletown. Tea will be serv-
ed. The meeting Will be free and all
women are invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

Smith, TO try Lydla r. PlnfhAm
Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills. was 30 much benefited by the
use of these medicines that was able
to be I'D and about in two weeks I
was at the Change of Life when l be-
gan taking the medicines and paassd
over that time without any trouble
Now / am hale and hearty, do all my
housework, washing. ironing, Grub
bing, and cooking, all there Is TO do
about house, and can walk two or
three miles without getting too tired
I know of several of my neighbors
who have been helped by your rnedi-
cines. Mrs. EMMA CULVER, 706
E. 7th St., Metropolis, Illinois.
You may depend upon Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Needlework Guild.

The spring meeting of the Whining
ton branch. National Needlework
Guild. will be held in the New Cen
tury Club, on Thursday, beginning at
o'clock. Mrs. David Alsop. wife of
Professor Alsop of Haverford College.
VIII be the speaker. All section presi-
dents. directors and contributors are
invited to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
State Home Making Contest.

The State High School home making
contest will be held at the Century
Club in Dover. Thursday. May 25 II
is expected it will attract large num-
ber OF people who will be anxious to
witness the exhibition. 1t will be in
progress all day and In the evening
from to 10 o'clock there viii be an
exhibition and a tea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

sno u
il all il claims 20
Be and has beoe-
fted me wonder
fully. / had been
sick for eight
months with .
tr ouble which
|confned me TO my
bed and was only
liable to be UP part
of the time when
II was advised by
Ia friend. MIRA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
rhn PARK Ave. Neyr
ny Lee psps

Weather. Perfeck.
Spoarts. The Jnvisibls bsss bsil
TEEN held their annual election last
Sntidday In their temporary club house
in the empty tool shed on the vacant
lot. Skinny Martin. Sam Cross and
Benny Potts eaeh reseeving votes for
Captin. and Sid Hunt. Leroy Shooster
and Lew Davis each reseeyinx ? votes
for Manager. the result being nobody
knows yet who is wich.
IntrIeting Facks About Intristing
People. Sam Croes says his baby sister
Udeen gains a pound every week of
her own free will.
Pome by Skinny Martin
The Inception
They say It's good luck 20 pick up a pin
But It's not, or enyways neer.
In case wen your STOPPING n get ~
You get bunked by auto IN the reer.
Sissiety. Mr. Reddy Merry ixpec's
10 20 10 college later on but Judging
by the way no gets left down no7V no
body elts Expects him 70.
Hard notts in shoe iaces anf ei..-
ware united by a expert a. reasonsb,s =
rates. See Artie Alixander. (Avvsr-
| tlzement)
Ioet and Found No.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Highfield Students Recital.

Advanced pupils in music of the
Highfield Studio appeared in a re-
cital at Harrison Street Church last
night. The program included organ
pieces by w. c. Highield. piano soil
by Misses Katherine Bounds. Madeline
Reid, Mary Skura. Irene Singles and
Mr.. Edward Catin; songs by Miss
Carrie Biddle, Miss Edna Ball, Alfred
Rutter and Mrs. Highfield-
Get a JOB the classified ad way.
Read "Heln Wanted" avery dax-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. Kirkman

this -four paste into the hot milk. Beat
together the reserved two tablespoons
of milk. two eggr, one cup OF sugar,
and one teaspoon Of butter and add
this mixture 10 tho boiling mixture
Stir briskly until 80 thick that whom
cold IL will drop. not pour. from tho
spoon. Flavor with ono teaspoon OF
vanilla" (This recipe answers Mrs
, w. +. F")
All Inquiries addressed 10 Miss Kirk
man In caro- Of the Efficient House
l-eepinE" department will be answer
ed in these columns In their turn
This requires considerable time, how
ever. owing to tho great number ro-
ceived. So IL personal or quicker re.
tly 10 desired. a stamped and self-ad
| dressed envelope must be enclosed
with tho question Be sure to us.
your full name. street number, ant
the name OF your city and state
The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

In the OLD days ths wicked v.rs
convicted Of sin, but now society
cant even convict 'ern of crimes --
Baltimore Sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
CHANGE OF LIFE
WOMAN'S TRIAL
Proof That Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound is Of Great
Help at This Period
IIIIllIlIIlIlIlIIlllIl

Metropolis, Illinois. -"I have
taken Lydia E. Pinkhar's Vegetable
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To master circumstances, first mas
ter your work.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
UN ACCIDENT INTfMPLAT
LUZ D'ANNUNZIO.

Gardone Riviera, Italia IA Aug.
= Gabrielle D'Annunzio, vestitul
poiet-militar al Italiei, STA cauzat
All noaptc o serioasa vatlmare la
cap, printr'o cazatura in gradina
vilei sale de aici.
Catva timp in urma accidentu-
lui starca lui ,:auzaSe mari ingri-
jorari. Rapoartele medicale, date.
astazi Gu privire la starea sana-
tatii sale, sunt mai incurajatoare,
insa medicii nu si-au putut ex-
prima opinia lor, in mod definit,
ca Sc va insanatosa.
Accidental a avut loc pc cand
D'Annunzio sta la 0 fereastra, in
villa sd, bucurindu-se de aerul Gu
rat 81 racoreala noptii. Era noap-
tea la orele II 81 Sc credc CD
lDAnnunzio fuscse apucat de 0
ameteala, cazand jos, III curte, pc
i'm dur pavaj de cilnent, unde
fusese gasit mai Ia urma zacand
fara constiinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
Sc CREDE CA CONGRESUL
VA VOTA BONUSUL
SOLDATuOR.

Washington, ID August. Sc
natul sc va ocupa de chestia bo-
nusului soldatilor imediat ce Sc
va vota legea noului sistem de
yami.
Dupa informatiile fruntasilor
de la scnat Sc crede ca prcsedin-
tele, in cazul Cd sc va opunc ace.
stel legl, NIL Va putea sa Obtina
decat 30 de voturi, dar ele sunt
suficiente pentru inpiedicarea
legei char 81 contra yointei pre-,
sedintelui republicei. In ce pri.
veste camera, este sigur ca Sc va
gasi majoritate de doua treimi,
necesara pcntru ca sd vOteze le-
gea 81 contra vointei presedinte.
lui.
Senatorul William E. Borah
din Idaho, Sc opune, ca intot.
deauna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

stan Gle marture ca adevaru poatc ascun e face
Gale la lumna
Astfel profet mincinosi 81 preten pc carl nu lcaga
moi mimic aara dc inercsul or personal discreeaza
ncetu ncetul Buruene scot aara atunc cand pri-
mejduesc rodul
Socetatile aparnatoare Unune orr ca participat
Youngstown or ca sau tnut depare de accasa mscare
medteze asupra acesor ucrur 81 proceaa la aegerea
delegation pentu adunarea della Erie Acea trebuc sa fc
adunaea unde bazee unei Unun sanatoas
Unun tare puteice Acoo pune baz6 unei Uniuni
care 1nfori caci rasar din inegere tuuror
Imembrlor. ANDREI. POPOVICL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

CORBIN, KY, IA Aug.-O mie
doua suite de amploiati de tren,
membri al celor patru mari fratie-
tati 81 angajati la divizia Cumber-
land liniei ferate Louisville &
Nashville, si-au parasit All trenu-
rile pc carl faceau serviciu, iinpie-
dicand in felul acesta transporta-
rea carbunilOr din marble districte
minere ale judetelor Harlan 81 Bell
Districtele acestea, carl nu apar-
tin nici unei organizatiuni, erau
in pima activitate 81 produceau q
mare parte din cantitatea carbuni-
lor intrebuintati in Cleveland 81 al
te 0rase din nordul statului Ohio.
Dupa spuscle amploiatilor. greva
a fost declarata din cauza cd ar
mata aflatOare la atelierelc cailOr
ferate de aici lie primejduia viata
Iii mai spuneau deasemenea cd Ii
sc cerea sd faca serviciu pc loco.
motive 81 vagoane stricate, lucru
care contra legei 81 care lie pune
yiata in primcidie.
Muncitorii ziceau ca pasul lor nu
este greva, ci ca simplu nu voicsc
sa lucreze pana ce nu Ii Sc asigura
conditiunile de lucru neprimejdios
Il. +. Corbin, presedintele uniu.
nei de aici, zicea ca sentinele puse
dc paza la ateliere facusera abuz
de putere, incemand in fiecare mi.
nut de intimida lucratorii unio-
nisti. Lucrul acesta fusese rapor.
tat la >sediul Uniunei, dupa care a
urmat votarea pentru greva.
Greva aceasta tale mijloacele dc
calatorie pentru 100, 900 de persoa-
he aflatoare i'm sud-cstul st5tului
Kentucky. Cam 10000 dintre ele
sunt in districtele minere din jul.
detele Harlan 81 Bell, districte cari
produc 1000 vagoane de carbuni
pc ri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

CINCINNATI, O., IA Aug.-Di-
rectia liniei ferate Louisville Z
Nashville dat All noapte ordin ca
nici un IcOlet de maria sd nu sc
mai primeasca pentru divizia
Cumberland 81 pentru toate pune
tele dintre Corbin, KY, 81 Northon
Va. Ordinul este dat din cauza ca
datorita grevei declarata la Cor
bin, trenurile Gle maria nu mai pot
circula intr 'acolo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

finitiva pana la Is August, insa
intarzierile conferintei de la Lon
dra a facut ca 81 dccisiunea acea.
sta sd fie amanata pana mai
tarziu.
Germanlel nu Use Va cere sd
plateasca cele 350,000.O00 marci
de aur, al caror termen este
mane, pana ce nu yedc rezultatul
conferintci de la Londra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15
COMPANIA DE PUBLICITATE U. S. r. A.
ZIARUL 'AMERICA''
COMUNICAT

Prn prezenul comunicat aduce la cunosnta tuturor
aconare Uniunei Socetaor Romano de Autor
Cuura din America precum 81 actionaror Individual ca
Drector aceste coporaun ntrun in sedinta ordnara,
in ziua de 13 August 1922, decis,
PLATIREA 1879 PROCENTE CA DIvIDENDE DUPA
CAPITALUL INVESTAT IN ACEASTA NTREPRINDERE.
Pentru putea ebera aceste dividende, rog pc
tonari trimite la acest ofcu urmatoarele desusiri
l. Adresa corecta Q Cate actiuni poseda g. Numarul
fe carei actiuni.
Daca intrun cerficat sun cuprinse mai mue actiuni
este sufficient Certitcatul num3rul cutare be
rat pentru atatea actiuni
Pc data aceste lamuriri in posesiune vom
dispune expeda dvdende cuvenite la ecare aconar
societate actonara
Acei domni actiona Societate actonare carl dejs
au TRIMS aic aceste nformatun mai itl
altele
Cleveland Ohio, Ia Il August 1922.
nm. BoERIU, secretar al Comp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15


American carllii biografie n am
aflat-o i'm nici b enciclopedie, s "a
deschis la moi o dntreaga discutie
pentru ca d-lui, dupa o sapta-
mana de cercetare, ne-a aflat
"cam orientali". Viitorul, care a
copilarit Gu dl Nantcrlip, site ca
81 miliardarul de peste Ocean e 0
secatura, lar foaia d-lui DR.. Nlad
de la Drastic descoperit ca dl
Vanderlip ar Fl avut alta parere
despre Romani daca lar Fl cu
noscut pc d-sa, ON care, cum 0
.spune, nu vrea s;i sc 'Orientali
seze" .ci uneste calitatile de cul-
tura ale raselor celor mai innain-
tate din Occident.
Sa avem 81 moi parere!
Ea ar fl cam aceasta.
De fapt suntem orientali. Ac-
tiunea pentru actiune nu e scopul
vietii noastre. Avem in sange un
dor de liniste armonioasa, de Gu
getare nepractica, de simtire al
truista. Nu ne zbatem, nu ne zbu-
ciumam, MI ne stficam viata pen,
tru ilusiile pc care ca lie mo-
meSte innaintea noastra. Putem
Fl alaturi de existenta noastra 81
unc Ori peste dansa.
Occidentalul observa. noteaza
claseaza, exploateaza. 81 pestc
succesul de All fuge la eel de
name. Orice avere-i un punct de
plecare, orice situate, scop ieri,
e obstacol All. toarda vointei e
necoptenit ineordaia. Moartca sin
gura 0 sfarma. Dar la mormant,
unde toatc sc~iiH1sic, psti intrc,
ba de ce S "a chinuit acela care
nici in optzeci de ami n a stiut &C
e viata 81 care, renuntand la toa-
tie darurile Ell. nici n a stiut pen.
tru ce facut jertfa lui.
Asa 81 stau in fata cele doua
lumi. Goethe a inteles ca ele Sc
complecteaza, Wind de o pOtriva
de la Dumnezeu:
Gottes ist das Orient,
Gottes ist das Okzident.
81 ele n au fost facute asa nici
ca sa Sc supere dl Vanderlip de
la New York, nici ca sd Sc bucu-
re dl Vlad de la Drastic.
Asa cred ell.
N. Iorga.
(Din IN. Romanesc" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, IA
August.-In legatura Gu greva de
la caile ferate, mai multi grevisti
au fost arestati astazi in statele
Nevada 81 California, lar trenurile
parasite de eli in camp, pc retelele
liniei fcgate Santa Fe, au fost por-
mite Gu ajutorul oamenilor volun-
tari 81 al unor functionari de bi-
rou.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-15

liatilor de la Londra isl termina
toate lucrarile.
In raspunsul sau dat Germanlel
pc ziua de l3 Iulie, ell privire la
acordarea unui moratoriu, conf
siunea la prOmis deciziune de-