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-
- pulperia, San Agustin 129. Para
informes en- la misma. 8-12
VIENDo GUAGUA, motor Cadillac
acabada de reparar, cuatro go
mas nuevas, esta trabajando con fran
Iquicia San Juan al Parque Buen nego-
clio. telefono sss. santurce-G
TACoNES DE COMA ARMS
4 TRoNG:- Recibimos semanal-
mente 'existencias de estos acreditados
tacones en- tamafos 7-s-9-10 y IL
Brown. $500 Doz. Armstrong Comp
any, Box 1853, San Juan, P. R.-7-31.
GE ALQUILA una casa peQuen1
~ amueblada con todas comodida-
des frente al mar, para tres meses
desde Ell primero de agosto. Para infor
macicnes dirijase Gale Berga 8, pa
rada 11.-8-27.
CE vENDE:-Un truck TRAFFIC
- en- perfecto estado. Muy barato.
Inf6rmese con F. Mend.a, Allen II
Tel IL, San Juan-8-21.
-.-.~1-~o.5 9--~N~r-~oro~oo-o-,1~~~
CE vENDE:- bomba de gaso-
- lima casi nueva y resto efectos
garaje Infornes apartado 95, Coamo,
T. R.-s-4.
DERDIDA una hbreta:-La sonora
= Matilde Francisco, Luna 13 gra
tifcara, con la sulna de cinco d6lares
quien lie entregue una libreta-notas
perdida. Puede usted traerla a. Luna
Is. San Juan.--7-31.
DARA guitar Ia tos y Ia OPPRESSION
= EN- Ell pecho, producida por 'el ca
tarro, no hay otra cosa como Ell "Hyo-
tole" pidalo en- la farmacia.-
,---- s.>~---------1~-
CE ALoUILA un piso alto con bue
- mas comodidades, para poca IA
milia, en- santurce, Gale colomer No,
17.-S-1..7t' s sg Il
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CE ALQUILA: Casa de dos plan
tas, comodidades modernas. do
BILE ssrvicio saritario, casa servicio. en-
Carretera Nueva, parada 20. Informa
ra Telefono s56 verde. santurce.-7-31
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CE ALQUILA una magnifica casa
- recientemente construsda en- IA
Avenida Pershing. santurce. Tlsne cua
tso dbrlmitorios, sala, comedoF, Guar
to de banjo, cocina y un garaje. Para
informes, dirijase a Mrs. Espada, Ave
nida Persing No. 81. santnree, r r.
su precio sera de $500 mensuales
"a,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-28

eOAEBRERoS DE PAJMLA.-- hemol
rsbaiado nuestros precios. Procure snte
earse antes de comprar otra casa
O. Perez Alvarez, 8. en- O., san Juan
Puefte Rico. p
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a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ex-
Aternas. Grietas y Curaci6n radical

LMoRRANAS. S.-Internas o ex-
Aternas Grietas y curacion radical
con la Pomada Inglesa Anema-smith.
solicitela en- las far,nacias de primer
Orden. Jose 9. PeyOrk, Box 162, San
Juan.-P.
CE vENDE barata hermosa resi-
dencia en- Can6vanas muy CO
moda, ticne un buen local para nego-
cio. Esquina carretera. Informe, Gale
los Pinos No. IL stap 1873.
DARA LAS DAMAs: Sola1nonta
per Sc 90 o S4.os consigue uste /
Ell lnejor traje en- gingham sheer.
Enorme surtido recibido con gran va
riedad en- colores, medidas sstilos.
P. sCHIRA Y Co., san Juan, P. R.
S-4.
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CT listed DESEA un bonlto ramo
para rovia flores sueItas lame
al telefono 293 azul, Santurce.- -18.
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DARA guitar la tos y la OPPRESSION
en- ell pecho, producida por 'eI ca
tarro, no hay otra cosa como Ell "Hyo-
tole"; pidalo en- la farmacia.-8-25.
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NENDO mulas j6venes, domadas
v tiro lomo, de mas de seis
cuartas de alzada. Para informes diri
jase Jose G. Bou, Corozal, P. r.
7-28.
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TrENEDoR DE LIBRos graduado
de Comercio con cuatro amos de
practica conocimientos generates de
oficina desea colocacion. Acepta m6dico
sueldo. Ramon ARANDEs, Box %, Ca
tafio.-7-29.
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NRAN OPORTUNIDAD:-Por no
poderla atender su duefio Sc ven
de una tienda en- Campo Allegro ntme
70 IA, santurce. Informara Mercado
nflmero 6. San Juan.-8-3.
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81 ALQD1IaA un neTmoso aaalacea aca-
badO de fabricar en- 81 mejor sItio del
Malsc6n, es TODD de concrsto, con puer-
tas y ventanas de hsrro, mids TOO me-
GrOs cuadrxaos. So arrienda tcdo en-
parties. 1nformar&: GONZALES PA
DIN. Company, Inc. p.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27
NEARLY 400 CAMPERS
CHURCH or GOD MEET

Woodburn, Or, July 27.--N Near
ly 400 campers at the Church D.
God grove here are enjoying th,
annual meeting In the church'i
grove here and spiritual feast
Included among them are many oI
the prominent ministers Of the
church, three services being held
daily.
The campers are from Wash
ington, Oregon and California.
The camp meeting Will close next
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Scollard, widow Of
John ScoIlard. aged 72 years, who
died at Salem. was buried here
yesterday. She was Alice Kelly
md married Mr., scollard at ST
Paul In the seventies, having re-
sided In this section for many
years. Surviving her are daugh-
ter and five sons, Mrs. "A. A. Me-
Donald, Raymore, Canada: Frank
and Maurice Scolard, Seattle, and
Charles, Joseph ana Edwin Scoi-
lard, Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27

MYSTER|OUSLY
DISAPPEARS

Siiverton, Or, July 27.-A
pocket book containing several
twenty-five dollars bills, a dia-
mond ring and professional grip
which lay on the desk OF DR.. A. e.
Wrightman. whose offices are in
the First National bank building,
mysteriously disappeared Monday
afternoon. DR. Wrightman was
In his offices at the time OF the
theft but was occupied with the
treatment OF patient. 1t 10 sup
posed that while he was thus en-
gagged someone coming for medical
advice saw the wallet on the desk
and made away with it.
The wallet was picked up at the
city limits on the Silverton- Salem
road, the money and ring being
gone. The wallet was returned to
the owner, being identified by a
drivers license.
Henry ]. Leaf, who for the past
five years has been actively en-
gagged as superintendent OF the
sawmill In this city for the Silver
Falls Timber company, has ac-
cepted the general superintend-
ency OF the mills at Marshfield for
the Coos Bay Lumber company
severing his connections with the
Silver Falls the past week. !
Mr.. Leaf had the Coos Bay po-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27
CONTRACTS
PHONE CENTRAL
LOWEST BIDDER

CANDY, Or, July 27.The Can.
by Cooperative Telephone com
pany has just let the Job CT cen
trail In Its exchAngesto the low
ast bidder. The company an
nounced that the person agreeing
10 DO the work at the lowest price
would get the place. When the
bids were opened there were nine
Of them, ranging from $1,000 d
year 10 $4,000 a year. John Wells,
q farmer Of Macksburg, bid lowest
and was awarded the job.
The salary the company has
paid the present operator. Mrs. n.
Soper. who has served for 1914
years, 10 s125 d month, but 1t has
been necessary for her to pay an
assistant out OF this amount.
The officers OF the company are
James w. Smith Of Macksburg,
president; George Koehler OF Can
by, secretary ry-treasurer. Each dis
trict IS represented BY one to COM
pose the board. there being seven
districts.
Mrs. soper, retiring operator,
has lived In Candy since child
hood, her parents. Edr. and Mrs.
Lee, having crossed the plains and
taken homestead In Candy. She
~ To make her future home Iii
zNewberg.
There are 400 local subscribers
of the telephone company. Besides
from 700 to 1000 local calls each
day there are from 500 to 1000
long distaiice calls each month,
nscessitating two operators.
The new operator probably will
be assisted BY his two daughters.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27
MOORE ELECTED AGAIN
HEAD OF VETERAN SOCIETY

The Dalles, Or, July Frank
M Moore Of Portland was reflect
ed grande Chef degare della grande
voiture des Oregon, La Societe des
Quarfante Hommas ct Hu 1t Che
yaux, at the first annual state
convention here.
The election of Moore was unan-
1naous, as was the case of reflect
ing Ben Doris. Eugene. as grande
Shef 40 train, and Harry N. Mel
bon, Portland. commissaire in~
lendant ct grande correspondent
4 There were two contests In the
race for cheminots, State Execu.
tive Committeeman Edward b,
Hamilton Of Medford winning In
district No. ! and Frank II. Prince
nf Bend being reelected from dis
trict No. 2. Walter u. Gleason.
present cheminot from district No.
3. was renamed Portland's repre-
sentative amid loud cheers from
the gallery and the former artil-
lery captain himself.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27

AUGUSTUS THOMAS TO
BE THEATRE BOSS

New York. July 27.--Woodrow
Wilson was among the first to fe-
licitate Augustus Thomas, pay
wright. upon his appointment by
the Producing Managers associa-
tion 70 q position In the theater
comparable to that OF Commission
er Lands In baseball and OF viii
II, Hays In the movies.
II am heartily gald to learn OF
the well deserved honor that has
come 70 YOU" said the message
from the former president, made
public today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27

sition rendered him unsolicited
and has only accepted 1t as an
advancement. Mr.. Leaf came to
silverton in 1917 to take charge
Of the construction work at the
Silver Falls when that mill was
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leaf and son,
Raymond, left Monday for their
new home.
Government Pays Up.
Ninety-four checks OF various
denominations amounting to ap-
proximately 1884, arrived Tues
day morning from government
headquarters to Captain Thomas
Of company /, o. Mo, The sum
received represents the federal
pay for the guardsmen for the
past six months, the dates being
from January /, 1922, to July /,
1922.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27
NEWS FROM THE
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL

Superintendent j. A. Churchill
visited the Normal on Monday
and addressed the students at the
chapel hour. He discussed In con-
siderable detail the changes which
are being made ii the course OF
study for the elementary schools,
which course is to be ready for dis
tribution September 1. The subject
was one Of particular interest to
normal school students as nearly eli
who teach will use this course Of
study.
I President and Mrs Charles x.
Edmund Of Christian college, Can
ton, China, accompanied by Miss
Marvin Of Salem. were guests OF
Miss Todd at lunch last Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Edmunds are returning to
their work in China after having
spept several months Ia the United
States.
Many students will leave Mon
mouth on Friday evening, having
completed six weeks Of the work
In the summer school. Several
courses which were organized par
ticularly for this group Of people
will be supplemented BY others Of
the same sort for the last half Of
the term. More than half Of the
present student body are remain
ing to complete the work Of the
whole term which will close septeIn-
Der /.
President Campbell Of the Uni
versity spoke at the chapel hour
last Friday evening. President
Campbell, always d loyal friend Of
9. N 3. was cordially welcomed BY
the student body who listened with |
great interest to his address on
character building.
The training schools in Mon
mouth, Independence, and the rural
centers will close Friday after d
most successful term Of summer
school.
Mr.. =. Robinson was a visitor at
the Normal last Friday morning. II
On Tuesday morning, s. Al. Bar
ION Of the Forestry Service spoke
q the students regarding the pro-
'ection Of white pine trees from Bills
er rust. Mr.. Churchill had in
mind a definite campaign through
he schools against this disease, SO
u teachers and prospective teach
'rs are interested In the subject.
a very lovely gift in the form Of
! three volume edition Of Tissots s
Life Of Christ" has recently been
resented to Miss Todd for the
ormitory library. The books are
EXCEPTIONAL in several respects:
hey contain the Biblical text in a
hree fold form, the Latin and the .
'nglish in parallel columns on one 4
age, and Q narrative account on I
ie opposite page. Perhaps the h
!ost attractive features OF the d
ooks are the Illustrations, $50 q
Ictnres, many in colors, depicting 4
Tents In the life Of Christ. These 7
lctures are, Of course, reproduce &
ons of the wen known paintings I
Z Tissot, which are exhibited in q
70 United States in the Chicago 4
rt Institute about 1902-3 being a
ought here from exhibitions il Il
aris and London. The books, there 81
70, are valuable addition to the Il
'rary at the dormitory, and Il
r. whcih is very much appreciat- 4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27

A group Of travelling evangelists
are holding a tent melting in town.
The contractors have begun
work on the new school building.
Mrs. b. @. Briggs and children,
Bernice and Harold, are spending
their vacation at Newport.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27
Government PAYS Up.
BAKER ARBITER IN
COMMERCE COURT

Cleveland, Ohio, July ~
Newton D. Baker, former secre-
tary Of war, has accepted place
on the arbitral court of the Inter
national Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. Baker, who is president of the
Cleveland chamber of commerce,
yesterday sent his acceptance to
A. c. Bendford, chairman Of the
American section Of the interna-
tional chamber.
A teaspoonful OF Herbine will
produce a copious and purifying
bowel movement, improve appe-
tite, restore mental activity and
a fine feeling Of yigor and cheer
fulness. Price soc. Sold by Dan'l
J. Fry. (ady)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-27

Never before and in view OF the advancing
makes an present and future needs
The herald., 1922-12-28
CHARTER OF WEISS & DREYFOUs, IN
CORP0RATED,

Dec. 21-Jan. 25
The herald., 1922-12-28
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF
PEERLESS CIGAR BOX CO., INC.

United States of America, State of Lou
1siana, City of New Orleans, Parish Of
Orleans. Be it known that on this 18th
day of the month Of November, in the
year one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five, before me, Herman L. Bar
nett, notary public. duly commissioned
and qualified in and for this city and
parish. therein residing, and in the pres
ence of the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned, personally came and APP
peared b. Friedman of this city, Of full
legal age, and J. H. Oppenheim. of this
city, of full legal age, the said appearers
being, respectively, the president and the
secretary treasurer of the Peerless Cigar
Box CO., Inc,, a corporation duly organ:
lied hed,s, under t the laws of the state of
Herman l.. Barnett, notary public, on
the 9th day of November, 1922, recorded
in the Mortgage Office of the parish of
said appearers declared that at a special
meeting of the stockholders of the Peer
less Cigar Box Co., Inc, held at the
office of the corporation, in the city Of
Der, 1922, said meeting having been duly
called and at which meeting there were
present and represented 155 shares Of the
capital stock Of the corporation out of
total number of shares issued and out
standing of 155 shares, this being more
than two-thirds of all the capital stock
OF the corporation issued and outstand-
dS mndn ana seconsed
Article ~ of the charter of Peerless
Cigar. Box Co., Inc, be amended to read
as follows: ~VG
ARTICLE ". "The capital stock of
this corporation Is hereby fixed at the
sum of $15,5O000, represented by 1855
shares of the par value of $4,000 each.
Said stock shall be paid for in cash or
its equivalent. as provided by law, and
in such manner and at such time and in
such installments as may be prescribed
by the Board of Directors. This corpor-
alton shall become n going concern and
shall be authorized to commence business
when S12500.00 of it's stock shall have
been subscribed for and $6,250.O0 of its
capital stock actually paid in, either in
cash or its equivalent, as provided by
law"
Said appearers further declared that
they were by said special stockholders
meeting fully authorized and instructed
to effect the amendment to the charter
hereinabove set out. and that they are
authorized to appear before q notary
public in and for the parish Of Orleans,
state of Louisiana, for the purpose Of
executing this amendment in authentic
form, as provided by the laws Of this
state, and that they now appear before
me, notary, in order to make proper
notarial record Of the said amendment
and to have same recorded, as required
by law.
All Of which win more fully appear
by reference to a certified copy OF the
minutes Of the said stockholders' meet
The herald., 1922-12-28
CHARTEe

LILO iGasi'n' at general
n"iicar t -, pose, and aftss ting 49,
win i this meetine at leas saa
,tnctLss;, through maii has besss z, ~
rcsidannoue at his Ia, address. a'ass
r,AApiration Of t6 is Of dissSIU,Ia Ma
!.quidators fre% shall elec c o. StG.TsS
f,.igidate and sett among .1g Their Is
I4'T> OF the cornos the bush, aaabs,
ability Of sny 'IaporatiOn. iIs'Aea al :
or Iiquidators t yne Of said s. eass
iiquidators shall Inc Survivor, e.nHi,. y
power "a s ssiq iiq1idator, : !, saecess.s
and divide NE said saall NV Nv
property amnp. remainihS sllons ~
Shall also bnohg the stosl, noOs, V"
under t5o nave power its@ockAOlden y
under regnIs,iiaavws Of the c meet lnt
iority ~ nations to he eorpOrati.. Z
and ,r vi sad hquidstSr, made 5 =
pronar, rScrlbe the terms 70 h1 \
saI SPs .hE, and the mans mans Of sa4 =. Ia
Lmn e shall be made, and 1er Ia M, Y
for a aS,,. secured by mo,,uo take no. :
L |t any debt due the ca..gsgt Or AZ 4
mn IT. that the riSStsg Orstion. 5,.aiss
cI, 'n the hquidators D hefeia s avs
.Iar-'u or denied nv Be nss
Ian "IieS ,C 0t the capital st. = najOritT ..s
,L h." l ne said liquids,oA Of tie ~, " .
and 'S 10 sue for and =, shall INV
aHu property in the Recover ,SstR
,,oH ana may be sued dame Jug Of Ii. =, u
anu they shall be t,oy the Sn.le,
rIru!l2r or stockholdS, In sOlids "a.
come into tb .de Corporation ' I Ssolls !,
li' Gldators and for ibn or pOsssss "
aHd distribution tbe,a Proper spsfla
or A ,RiS Gle Ix-The en,,,.
~, ~ ta ms corporation las Rhute eapia =.
SnIIo Iiihe OF the signing C ~ sUbscriGssa
I ~ viz: Leon q MI " this eh,-..
Ssif Suilus dDreyfous, 200 " ss., 20 ~,
held i'd in hiT Hdy X2S@2,Until the .l...,,
Stitntn , nay l92S, the follovsisscue b \
I eon q 'He hrst board Of fHsaIs Nal r.
fons =; weiss; presidept.' rOi,ectorS n,
tary trea en president; Soils sej ss9i ls
Thus done and p,ssos
me day, month and Yea. ~ ny ots =.
.rn; III the presence NJ r. nrI abty. ~
ana Joseph l.. Weiss isak B IVA,
atS who have signed vvGi,aspeteoi n
ana me- notary, after rsaa raa tie ns.
&2oRIGINAL SIGNEDl 'Ae 'A's
Drc cyGo; : Weiss Sells seIt.rA , :.
W Illnesses: ]. L weis,
FELIX J DREyvosSsg
a true copy from the sS,oot1ry Ri
FELIX j DRFyyTor,
New Orleans. La. nSsstary PHI
i. The undersigned R.sn1.Oei lj,i, "
cages in and for the p,,is sSef Of NJ
state of Louisiana, do bs,assa. Of Ortaa
me above and foregoing ' -, !, esrtitJ d
non or the Weiss { DreTtOUV.. lIco'psa
this day recorded in nv Ssls. lac u
No. 1919. folio :. Oace, IL Bs
(Signed) pon-
a aC true copy from the orIsiS. ses''as
' FELIX ]. DREYrOr
% ,SOiay pSIt
Dec. 21-2s Jan. 4-11.iss 'a'els s'z
The herald., 1922-12-28
CHARTER

ing attached for reference to the original
of this act of amendment.
And the said appearers further de-
clared, under oath, that the reduction or
the capital stock of the corporation,
effected by this amendment TO the char
ter, will not operate to reduce the capital
stock of this corporation to an amount
less than the corporate Indebtedness.
Thus done and passed at my office In
the city of New Orleans, state of Louis
lana, on the day and date hereinabove
mentioned, in the presenc Of !. de VII
leneuve and G. 5. Wren, competent wit
nesses, who have subscribed their names
hereto. together with said appearers and
me. notary, after reading of the whole.
Original signed: Il. Friedman, Presi-
dent; j. ii. Oppenheim, Secretary Treas
urer.
Witnesses: /. de Villeneuve. g. s. Wren
HERMAN l.. BARNETT,
Notary Public.
A true copy: -
HERMAN l.. BARNETT,
Notary Public.
Recorded in VI. o. Il. 1919, Folio
Nov. 23-DeC. Is
The herald., 1922-12-28
CHARTER OF ELECTRIC SERVICE
STATION. INC

United States of America, State of
6 nU,ulslana; Parish Of Orleans. City of New
ErIeahs; be 1t known, that on this eighth
DAY OF November, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand, nine hundred and twenty.
Two Two and Of the Independence of the United
S.ates OF America, the one hundred and
forty-seventh, before me. BENJAMIN w.
Norman. a notary public, duly commits
stoned and qualified. in and for this city
and the Parish of Orleans. therein refid-
ing, ana In the presence of the witnesses
nereinafter named and undersigned, per-
sonally came and appeared the several per-
sons whose names are hereunto SUBJ
scrlbed, who declared that, availing them
serves OF the provisions Of the laws of this
state relative to the formation Of CORPORA
uons: they have covenanted and agreed
and by these presents do covenant and
The herald., 1922-12-28
CHARTER OF Pallet, INC.

United States of America, State of
Louisiana. City of New Orleans. Be 1t
known. that on this Fourteenth day of the
month Of November. in the year one
thousand. nine hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
before me. Felix J. Dreyfous, a notary
public. duly commissioned and sworn in
for the Parish of Orleans and City Of
New Orleans. therein residing personally
appeared, the persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed, who declared that.
avai1ing themselves of the provisions Of
the laws Of this state. relative to the or
eanization Of corporations, and more par
Act No. 267 Of the General As
sembly Of this state. approved July 8. 1914,
they have covenanted and agreed and do,
By these presents, covenant and agree.
The herald., 1922-12-28

Recorded in VI. o. Il. 1919, Folio -
Nov. 23-Dec. Is.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26
.UnuI dintre miCii Cei mari
N. IoRGA.

Moartca u Take lonescu atrage astaz alta
tie cat fl atras cava AMI, cand aces brilliant de
stat al Ronlnei fgura prinre pesonagie de capetenie
suaa balcanca. Mai tarzu, faima dinsulu sa mcsorat
.ata retragerea Romane din lumna evenmeneor poll
tce de prima magnitudme.
ionescu a Romlna in lsizboiu de partea aatilor.
Scoul lu fost strict national decara III mod
frame deoaece adms vicOrle gel1nana ii i
Romna stea neutra Dar fiindca vazuse
vctorc mai dansu aes pc aliati medium
pentru leazarea aslatiun rationale ale Ronnei 81
inima 81 sueul lu fos or. In esena ell fost
Venzeos al Rom;nilor, bne informant ndrasne mester in
dpomae Gle stat calm cutezator in acea
tmp priveghea rlgea rnele dipomae intenato-
ae della ma sa de scris In zee aceea ma fost alt de
stat att de curtenit de aia dansu Char amin
narele ineres lumea privea la micle state bac
ice cum deliberau ee nante de orl de paIte
iupelor sa intre.
Atunc fost zua mareala ui Ionescu precum ri ma
fost 81 pentru Romana Greca evenise discot
ei 81 Venzeos punctu de centrazare al atentiei umi A
satele ormate din mperul habsburgc cruia To-
Ia dat voituri Gle maestrucar aiag aenta omul
ze Eduard Bene tnaru 81 ustru premier al Ceoslo-
vace Inoteaua cate unul din mocul acestor popoa-
81 cuceres adniraa Euopei 81 ntotleauna roata
irteste nvrtirea Ell frunasii neamurOr tree della
faima la obscuratea Deprivati de
putata Lloyd George, Clemenceau Wilson, sunt
otus DENIM de veneate maree lor patriotism soria
,registreaza multi naonal eecdt conucatori
al destinelor ume.
ST otus Take onescu 81 Venizeos 81 Benes, fost
LIBERAL geu socotest exact eat de mutt contribuit
el la bnele 81 progresu une.
(Arfco de fond IN .The Detroit Neus")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-26

SMALL DIN
ILLINOIS
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vernorul Small al statului Illinois
acuzat Ga defraudat din fondu-
rile statului, fost achitat de
jurati. Sofia lui, in urma excita-
rilor zilelor de desbatere d pro.
cesului, a suferit de apuplexie 81
All este in gura NORTH.
Cand procesul a intrat in faza
desbaterilor, cd STA parasit 10
culnta 81 a stat in sala de desba
teri, langa barbatul sau. Familis
guvernorului s'a grabit la Kan
kakee unde Sc pregatca 0 demon
stratie puternica pentru guyer
norul achitat. Sofia a stat lang;
barbatul sau 81 primia felicit lri
lie celor adunti. Deodata Ell ,
spus banbatului sau sd duca il
camera vecina, caci ii vine rau. =
1mediat dupa &c a rostit acestt