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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
GENERAL FUND
LEVY LOWERED
State Treasurer's Report Be.
fore Assessors

OLYMPIA. Jan. f9.--Ofncial state
neut made before the county asses
nors' convention here yesterday by
clifford l.. Dabcock. state treasurer,
member Of the state equalization and
chairman OF the state finance com
mittee. shows that the general fund
tax levy for 1929 has been reduced
from 90 mills 10 225 mills. A
declaration made Tuesday by Harry
g. Austin. assessor Of Pierce county.
that this showing was made possible
by enactment OF the poll tax. gasoline
and drivers license fees. was incor.
rect, Treasurer iiabcock said Ina his
statement
Last year the state received 81.
0os 474 poll taxes. paid by 5Oi .5ss per
sons. or ss.sT7 more than had voted
In 1890. Thus far we have used
81 800. 900 OF this money for the pay.
incnt Of soidierh' bonus claims. and
expect 20 use the res, for that same
purpose. just as the poll tax passed
last year directed us 10 do.
''Hince last July the tar on gasoline
has yielded sfTs.os9ii. all OF which
was paid directly into the motor
vehicle fund for building and main
tanning state roads. as wnS provided
in the net itself. up 10 this morn.
ing zis.Ts7 automobile drivers had
paid 81 apiece for operators licenses,
all Of which money went into the
highway safety fund.
Prom this fund the Legislature ap-
proprlated 500. 900 20 defray the en-
p~nse Of collecting the money and
Issuing the licenses. $4,000 for
highway maintenance. and the bal.
anc. for the enforcement Of the law
thru the highway patrol
Clifford Wiley. OF Stevens county,
was elected president OF the state
association OF assessors during the
closing hours OF the meeting yester.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
GROCER in
fight With
TWO Thugs
Garage Man Is Handcufted
to Machine and Robbed
by Lone Bandit

Three bandits were sought by tho
police Thursday. after the robbery OF
a garage man and a grocer wcdncs.
nesday night.
when w. c. Fitzpatrick. a grocer
AT sioo Brandon st, was held up by
two masked bandits. he leaped at
them and struggled fer possession OF
one OF their pistols. lie was over.
powered by the second man, who
jumped on his back and knocked him
TO the floor. Fitzpatrick Was then
drnggcd into n side room. where no
managed 10 srip his wallet. contain
ing siio. out OF his pocket and toss
n into a corner without being seen.
When the bandits searched him they
found only SIS. From the cash reg.
lister they took $40 and fled 10 the
street
A young bandit dressed in army
trousers stood for more than an hour
outside the Pioneer garage. sii Olive
IT.. until all the employees had gone.
then entered and leveled a revolver Mt
n. NJ. stacks. the proprietor Stacks
backed up against an automobile. and
stood there while the bandit chained
him 10 a wheel and rifled his pockets
Of tli. The bandit used pair OF
handouts. saying he had taken them
from policeman "whcm he had just
killed
An empioye arrived lust after the
BY filing off the handouts.
Two burglars escaped from police.
who discovered them In the act OF
ioos,ng a barber shop at si3h First
avn s. The men had broken the
:o-k and taken some cash from the
register. when they wer. seen BY a
PEDESTRIAN. who notified Patroimen
g. II. Bower and J. L. Peterson. The
officers gave chase. but the men
escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Alaska Railway to
Be Ready in Month

February rs has been set as the
date for the completion OF the gov
ernmsnts railway In Alaska by
Lieut.. Col. Frederick Mears. chair
man Of the Alaskan engineering
commission. now In Seattle on his
way 20 Washington. y. c.
The new railroad. with n 'rackas-
OF $40 miles. has been built by ap
propriations from congress. amount
ing 10 approximately $50, 00o, 900
Thru service from Seward 10 Ncna.
ma. on the Tcnana river. a dlssanc.
Of a.. miles. will be Instituted with
the completion OF the last big link in
the steel tran. the i.po0.foot span
across Riley creek. A branch line
leads into the Matsnuska coal fields.
and one runs from Senana 10 Pair.
banks AT Of the frnckagc u broad
gauge. with the exception OF the Fair.
banks branch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Oregon Shivering
in Severe Cold

PORTLAND. Jan. is.-oreEon was
attn shiyering IN the tevrrcst cold
snap in years here today. hu, with
hiEh hopes Of warmer weather to
morrow. when tho wind is expected
10 shift toward the south.
Thermometers showed degree
higher hero today. Eastern Oregon
and Eastern Washington. however.
reported minimum temperatures Of
from 20 degrees below 10 degrees
above. Tn. Willamette valley was
suffering severely. Coast points. as
rule. reported temperatures rang
ing from 20 TO Is degrees above zero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
FILE TO VOTE
ON POLL TAX
Initiative Petition Placed
With State Secretary

OLYMPIA. Jan. ia--An Initiative
petition Tor tho repeal Of the poll tax
was filed here yesterday with Hecre.
tRry of state ]. Grant ilinkle.
Tho measure was entered BY w. -.
Lane. Seattle attorney. who declared
u was sponsored by the Poll Tax Re.
peal and Election Law club OF Hpo.
kane.
Another initiative bin was filed at
the same time. providing that all clcc'
tive state and county officers In
Washington shall be nonps riiaan.
This would eliminate the fall pr.
mnfics In this state. except for the
federal elections.
The two measures will be sent 20.
day 10 the attorney general for bal.
lolns titles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

HIT BY COLD

Ran FRANCISCO. Jan. 10. Cali
sornia was In the Strip today % ono o.
the coolest spells IN recent years.
In San Francisco the weather hu.
reau said the temperature was - dur.
ins the night, but al points In the
city II was lower. A thin crust % ice
formed on the lakes In Golden Gate
park. The city jaii and the fire
housen were filled with men -uncn.
pioyed who have been wandering the
ntrr~,s--who we're taken In for a
warm raghts sleep.
Temperature OF from 20 to 30 w~r.
reported from interior California
towns A cold wind accompanied the
freeze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Waits % Years to
Sue for Heart Balm

LINCOLN. FEB. Jan. I9.--After
waiting % years TO marry Louis
Henry Howe OF Humboldt, Neb., and
then suing him for failure 10 wed,
Miss Jennie Feilers Of Humboldt
cannot collect the $4,000 awarded
her by the state supreme court. Miss
FelIers IL now suing Howe's sOyear.
old mother. for whose death the two
were awaiting to be wed. 10 pay the
sum awarded, alleging that Howe
has made over all his property to
his parent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
WOMAN TRIES
TO TAKE LIFE

Fighting desperately 10 die. Mrs.
Alice Beck. 30. n dressmaker. was
given an even chance for recovery
Thursday In the city hospital.
Mrs. Beck was found unconscious
In her room ut the Rosedale hotel
Wednesday night. with tho gas
turned on. She Is said to have at.
tempted suicide In n fit of despond.
ency. caused by ill.health and bust.
ness troubles.
John Blass. owner OF tho hotel,
scented gas as he passed Mrs. Beck's
room. With the aid OF N. Cattinari,
n roomer. Blass broke in the door
and discovered Mrs. Beck. After a
hard struggle, city hospital physl.
clans succeeded In reviying the WON.
an, but her condition IL still critical.
Los Angeles Is the largest city in
Western United Staten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Northwest Farley
on Dope Is Urged

SALEM. Ore. Jan. isy--Gov. Ben
". olcoit Of oregon has sent letters
10 the executives u Washington. Cal.
if0rniA. Idaho. Montana and Wy.
ominR asking whether they viii join
In a conference to be held In the near
future for the purpose Of discussing
the Illicit raisa and distribution Of
narcotic drugs
The Invitation IL the result Of a
resolution passed at the recent meet.
inH and organic ton Of the Oregon
Narcotic Control association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
War Is Declared
Against Earwigs

War agalns, the carwiE. insect
pest. which has been ravaginR Seat
tie front yards. WAS the principal
topic AZ conference between tho
Chamber ~ Commerce state develop
ment bureas and state Commission.
sr Of Agriculture ~ 1. French and
stats Supervisor ~ Horticulture
Charles l.. Robinson. the bureau an.
noune@d to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Wyoming Coolest
Place in Country

DENVER. Jan. is,--woriani.
Wye. Is the coolest place In the Unit.
ed states this morning. according to
reports TO the weather bureau here.
with IN. thermometer standing Mt 80
degrees below zero. Other points in
Wyoming reported themsclycs rang.
ing from rs TO 20 below.
At o'clock this morning Il was
10 degrees below In Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Corbaley Named as
Shipping Delegate

Gordon g. Corbalry. president %
the Meinraih corbsiey brokerage
firm. has been named delegate 20
the San FrAnclsco shipping eonfer.
snce. which opens tomofros. Dan.
lrl y. Trcfeih~n. attorney. who was
appointed TO the Seattle delegation.
has been unable 10 set away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Aged Man Falls on
Ice and Breaks Hip

George Tropst. 70 years old.
slipped on tho Icy pavement Thurs.
day. at Columbia 81. and Boren ave.
fracturing his hip. lie was taken TO
the home OF his daughter. 40 Borcn
ave, and later removed 20 hospital
More people live in the state OF
New York than In all Canada,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

T. G. Toliison. tart driver. was
fined i4s IN city court Thursday BY
Judge J. u, Gordon. for charging
Mrs. } W. Sorrf> 81 Tor driving her
from IN" Colmnn dock TO the Fry.
hotel. when the icEai fare was 90
cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Sacramento Sees
Icicles in Park

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan is.--Ths
weather man here Hays u will be
cold enough tonight 20 freeze the
water in the pipes. II went az low
as 81 degrees early this morning.
Ieicles a foot long graecd the foun.
taina In Plaza park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
WARsHIPs DIE
TO BE SCRiPPED

Among the better known OF the
British ships. the following go 20
the scrap heap thus: King George
V. 1925; Elizabeth. 1895: Royal Soy.
ereIgn, 1895: Renown. 1910: First
Hood. 1891.
France and Italy start replacing in
1927 before tire end Of the naval holt
day. Italy IL charted for n As. 900.
ton ship-the largest in the world
for 1892. this extra tonnage 20 be off
set by a 25.oo0.ton ship in 1888. but
II II believed there is an error In
compilation there.
The first great group Of American
ships to 70 to Davy jones' locker,
all OF which will be scrapped this
year. are tho Maine. Missouri. Vir-
Rinia. Nebraska. Georgia. New Ter.
sey. Rhode Island. Connecticut.
Louisiana, Vermont, Kansas. Mime.
sofa, New Hampshire. South Caro-
lima, Michigan. South Dakota. In.
diana. Montana, North Carolina.
Iowa. Massachusetts,, Delaware,
North Dakota. the uncompleted bat
u. cruisers Lexington, Constitution,
Constellation, Saratoga, Ranger and
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
MARINE CAPTAIN VISITS

Capt Hans o. Martin OF the local
marine corps recruiting office, ioa
Maynard building. left today for
Yakima on tour Of inspection OF
the recruiting Offices In Yakima and
Hsilinghafn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WEATHER
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Il a radical change IN the weather.
Tho water Is not NOR. than a eou.
pie Of feet deep. NO fond mothers
need not worry about their children
falling thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

ASSISTING SOPRANO ARTIST
CONCERT AND INTERPRETATION
Of
Americno-Indisn GRIND Opera,
song aud symphony
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 20, 1872.
nj the
METROPOLITAN
Native Eoys songs Played Upon N
Genuine Indian FIngeoIef
How office sale. Metropolitan, Opens
TUESDAY. Jnnunry ~, at 10 A. N.
Prices, ~. $3.50. ~, 75c, SITE. plus tux
nanng emenf Artists Musical bureau
of America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

TORONTO. Ont. - terson
buchanan. law student. dss taking
beauty powders TO change his com.
uiexion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
DEPOSIT TREATY
In ARCHIVES

The present treaty. in English and
French. shall remain deposited In the
archives Of the government OF the
United States and duly certified
copies thereof shall Be transmitted
by that government to the other con
tracing powers"
How the great naval powers will
scrap the proudeSt Of their fighting
ships has been charted with exacting
detail In an annex TO the treaty.
Definite provisions also have been
made for requirements. The chart
obtained today by the United Press
shows America must scrap 81 vessels
when the treaty is effective; Great
Britain. %. as we'll as abandoning
her building program: Japan. IS. as
well as abandoning her projected
building program.
After the first big batch Of ships
Is scrapped this year. America scraps
no more until 1884. but Britain must
scrap four more In 1925 and begin
anew on scrapping In 1894. while
Japan after her first scrapping does
none until 1884.
The Pennsylvania New Mexico
and Tennessee. Americas largest
ships actually In service. will re
main until 1887. 1899 and 1870. re-
spectively, while two Of the mos,
modern ships. the Colorado and the
Washington. which are 70 be corn
pleted this year. viii 20 to the Junk
pie In 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ARMS FARLEY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

GOO tons $4,000 metric tonsl"
Article 10. providing for limitation
OF Pacific Notifications and naval
bases. Is omitted temporarily waiting
upon Japan's answer as to It's &C
csptabllity.
Article "a. the last OF the series.
makes positive the ratification OF the
treaty shall follow American consti.
tutionai methods and calls for do
posit Of ratification as soon as pos.
x1ble. II says:
The present treaty shall be ratl,
fled By the contracting powers IN
accordance with their respective con.
stitutional methods and shall take
effect on the date OF the deposit OF
all the Publications. which shall take
place ut Washington as soon as pos.
stble- The government Of the United
States will transmit to the other con.
tracing powers n certified copy o,
the process verbal on the deposit OF
rafificaffora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Los Angeles Is the largest city in
! Western United States,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU COSMIN*)

ME din apropiere 81 cumpara tot fe.
lul de bunatati ca s;i le poatx man.
ca acasa c,l iubita lni.
In lipsa lui, Wanda, asternea Ne
masa cate 0 fata alba de olanda,
brodata de mana ei.
Punea doua tacamuri de arQint
nn vasrn fori 81, preparand ceaiul
sau cafeana, Isl astepta prietenul
|carc venia, totdeauna, ca hratnl
|plin. Icre, fripturi de curcan, pur,
col fript, sandwich-uri Gu sunca
sssalade ruse, peste fript. felnri,
te branzeturi, fructe 81 batell Il
vim, din toate acestea aducea nias
lin serile cand trebuia sa rlmans eu
| liubita lui acasd, ca dol soti cnmip-
81 ia. luna de miere c5nd n 'au chez
s. mai vada. pc nimeni afau6 de &
lilisisi!
& ceasurile astea de terueca
ltoare intimate cssnica ii inc1nts,
|attt de mnlt pc alnsndoi slnsnti
eara 81 IA illsie ca sust sot,i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18

era tot mai stapana pc pamantul
|fostilor Tari.
Romania, tara pc care, nu ara
reori, multi rusi o numisera in
|alte vremi tara de tigani'' ajun-
sese pentruei, acuma, tara Ca
naanului, pamantul fagaduintii,
Ial belgug,llui, al salvarci.
Gu mile Isl gaseau, acum, pri-
|begii Rusici belSevice, locuri, de
munca in slrljbele civilr. particn-
|lare san de stat, in fabrici, IN ma.
ga7ine, locuri in scoli 81 unirersi.
|tati, mancari la masa romanulc;,
|alesfatari in sdlilc de spectacole-
||Gei mai multi invatau repedc 70.
maneste 81 gaseau ca aceasta linn
.ba e tot asa de frumDasa 81 lsoara
lea 81 li1nba franceza sau italians
Dupa masa, Diuu purta pc
Wanda 4nin musce, expozitii sau
prin parcurile 81 fanrrejulimile
jorasnlni.
&c frumos 9 All! facu intr q
dnpa aniazs, Manda. STINT in aei
;miresnae de Erim1vsra. AS vres
Isa vad IN colt de natura.
ST Dinu csre era ecoul inimil
J lei, isi SUI iubita Intro trasura u
10 tiuse Ia Rarcul Csrol.
Cand ajansers in larga plata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18

Bunul gand al "Asociatiunii. .

'Asociatiunea'' della Sibiiu. a
carei scop mare este, precum o ara
ia char numele sau care spune eli
e "pentru cultura poporului ro-
man, avea pan 'acum Sectii (des-
partiri) in Comitetul ei,. pentru
stiinta, pentru literatura, istorie,
| etc. Acum a fnfiintat 81 sectie
economical, din care fac partc 81
d-nii: professor I. Ordean, directo-
rul foii Plugarul L,lminat,'' FL
Sonea, Y. Braniste, I. Brediceanu
| 81 altii, - 81 aceasta sectie are in
sarcinarea sd faca propovedanic
pentrn cooperative (tovarasii Geo.
noinice). sa tina prelegeri econo-
mice, adec;i vorbiri luminatoarc in
treble economice. aratand sateni-
lor cele mai nona indrum;iri 81 tles-
coperiri ale stiintsi pc taramul e.
economic. lar pcntru a dovedi cu
pilde vii, yazute,. inaintarile in e.
eonomie, sd puma la Gale Expozitii
Economiee.
Aflam Gu Scotia numita, hota-
rat sa prrgateasca pcntru toamna
| asia in Octobre 0 expozitic de poa-
me la Drastic, aratand lumii ce va
lua parte la ca, marele folos al po-
maritului 81 al feluritelor fabrica-
te din poame. D-nii professor L
S. Ordean 81 Florian Sonea, din
Geoagiu, au fost iinsarcinati cu pre-
gatirea expozitiei.
Scotia va lucra mai departe pen
tru infiintarea de cursuri lscoli pc
vreme scurta la timp potrivit) dc
industrie economical, anume pentru
impletiri din nuele din pac, din
papura, pregatirea uneltelor econo
mice din lemn, de cosnite, de co
surf, de tot ce de trebuinta plu-
earnlui, lucruri pc earl sa nu
le mai cumpere pc bani scumpi de
la altii, ci sd 81 le faca el insusi. /.
Daca "Asociatiunea'' va putea
da viata acestui program (plan de
munc;), dupa care atata Insan;ito-
saza poporul nostrl 81 pentru care
atata am staruit 81 moi, dar zilele
mastcre ce traiam MI ne ajutau a
lie inttupa, = ca va ajunge tot mai
iubita de tot poporul 81 laudata de
lei (Plugarul L,,minat)
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mel, judetul Arad. au, fost dati a.
fara din scoala.
G7) Copii baptistilor din Dud.
Arad, an fost batjocoriti 81 batuti
in public.
(1S) Conform unui ccrtificat
medical eel ayem in posesie, preo.
tul din Vidrighin, iudetul Arad. a
batrt copilul baptistnlui loan Ra-
mesi fntr ASA fcl incat micutnl a
cazllt la pat.
(19) Copiii baptistilor din No.
roda, judetul Arad, an fost dati a.
fara din scoala.
(2O) Copiii baptistilor din Jer-
mata, judetul Arad, an fost dat
afara din scoala din ordinnl prco-
tuluis de acolo. -
!. CD Copilul baptistului Teodol
Stanca a, fost batjocorit 81 batut in
public de preettll 'satulai.~ Asupra
caz,,lni accstnia avem 81 I'M certi.
ficat medical.
Ministrilor romani Ii s'a atras
atentia asupra tuturor acestor fap.
te, insa PAM acum M s'a vazu1
nici 0 remediere a situatiei 81 nic
10 pedcpsire ceiic.- s:nayati.
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sa,i sofia celuilah.
Vezi, asa casnicie am visat
Gu! Fara forme oficiale, fara obli-
gatiuni, fara drepturi.
I'm singur articol de lege urmat
c usfintenie, legca inimii! 81 alesul
meu sd ma ascultc orbeste! Tu, nu
e asa, dragul meu, ca mai sa-mi
esi niciodata din cuvante
- Voiu Fl ecoul mimi tale!
- Asa te vreau.
Dnpa masd, rasfoiau albume. saal
Eciteau imprennd pagini din scru.
tori alesi.
- &c pacat ca n am un plan in
odaia mea! E unul jos, in sala dc
asteptarc, dar de cate ori vreau ss
cand ceva, de pe la toate usile no.
telnlui apar capete curioase care
te strlvesc sub privirile l0r.
In camera de pribeeic Wandei
nh Sc observa aici umbra din We
|chi1 lux &c dusese.
Garderoba acestei feuaei err
foarte slnara. Trei rochii de sea
Ira; vreo dona de strada; un man
tou De iatna un pardessus de pri
mavara; trei perechi DE- Ghete; i,ns
De galosi; Q pereche de pantofi d
atlas nesrn; doua palarii de stra
|d1 s. una mai elesanth pentru sea
J lra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18

Tot &c vezi aci lean facut il
Bucuresti d,ipa sosirea mea, ii ep,l
sc ca lui Dinu, intro ii.
Fusesem furata in Rnsia de toa
| ta gardcr0ba mea.
Oar, nici acasa in vremurile me
lc de splendoarc. en- n am flcut ri
sipa din lux. Eu' nici0data II an
Iinteles luxul in cantitatea obiecte
Tor, ci, numai, in calitatea lor. Ca,
mai putine rochii, dar bslne 81 du
rabile.
Ce mi-ar folosi All o gardcrob;
prea incarcata? ?
Viata c asa de grea! Cate In
cruri de prisos a trebnit 81 wand q
ca sa-mi fac cele a,eaparat trebu
iinciOase!
4Mte orr Wanda si Binn Sc in
talueau Ia masa, m ora% ca cet'
doua yerisoare ale ei, Liuamill;
Ahailovna 81 Trina, fata acesteia
Mai venia cate nm rus, dol, di,
vechile lor cunostinte 81 cinsu c;
Itotiii ca in sanul unei adevarat'
1fsmlu.
81 Dinu Sc arata de Q bun5tstl
fsra margini, plin6 De cpnpati
mire pentru acesh naufragiati =
1vietii, exilati de pzoplia ior tarii
Igoniti Gu pericolul mAttii de pro
'prii lor frati Gael nehunia rosie
~ : i
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) Avantajele Masinei.

ID. Iruble ssncotestc ca, dir,
pllnct dc vedeyc al secretnlni vo-
tului 'aparatul prezinta cele maj
signre garantii, de oarece alega-
torul, perfect izolatI 81 inchis, MI
poatc in fnici un mod sa fie vazut
dc afara 81 nl poatc esi decat, nu-
mai dlrpa terminarea Operated.
Astfel, toate incercarile de presiu.
ne morala ccle mai able 81 earl,
III lpoteza eea mai fndrazneata,
pot sa Sc exercite, cu sistemul
actual. vor esua pana la sfdrsit.' {
Din punct de vcderc al sinccri,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-18
TRIBtJN;A LIBERIA
(Ce.t,nuare de pc sax. =,

=
ambii preoti. sa poate ceva mai
frumoss Scoa1a gratuita nu Gu
take de 10 81 20 dolari de familie,
cum al fac,lt D.ta in anul trecnt.
81 moi, nu yom merge la colin.
dat Gu colJii sd strdneem 300 de
|dolari-s; in ziua nrmatoare sa ia.
Gem &C nj faca,f D.ta.
Nici .nal am Mtnt copii Gu tres,
tia in palma. sistemul D-tale.
De aceia, sd nu te miri, ca tea
unit copiii, tea urit poporul 81 IN
anul acesta al avut vre-o 40 copii
la scoala, daca al avut? lar noi
am avut 13O.
Mai spui, ca al avut la scoal5
din cci mai buni de la scoala
americana! Aazi Doamne din ce
ruri. Fiji celor mai Gu stare oa
. meni 81 mai bine .educati.'' NJ
asta-i IMMUNE
Eu n am stiut, c;t la scoala ro
|maneasca sunt bine primiti nun,a
|copii oamenilor mai Gu stare.
Apoi ce facem Gu eel mai dt
mind? Ii dam pc earla'? L.
aceia MI Sc cadc scoalae9
Nezi, la scoala noastra au fos1
fiji tuturor romanilor din Harbc,
fara culoarc, de e bogat sau sarac
Nu stu D-ta cum duel Gu fl
|fruntasilor D-tale. dar ell p:
strada sunt incontinu int7mpina'
Gu worbele. 'Helle Parintele -
sarut mana Parinte. Cand ma
fnvatam ceva ?" vczi. acesti copi
al poporulni de rind, dacs it
place asa, sa tin pc. stiada dup;
mine ca dupa b closca. = 81 tar'
sunt vessel cand ii vad asa.
Examenul copiilor nostrii, We
ii auzit a fOst adevarata sar
!batoare. Productimea de seara I
!intrecut asteptarile.
De incheere mai spun atat
IScoala Parochiilor Scoala po
iporului sau cum am botezat-o =
Scoala Regina Maria din Indian;
Harbor, este 81 va Fl, adevarats
Iscoala unde an loc nu numai &c
cu stare cum .zici D-ta, ci toti ce
ce vreau limba romaneasca.
Aceasta scoala, va avea regu
lat 81 de aici inaintc cursuri dt
religie. cetit 81 scris i'm fiecar.
ESambata.
| Iii multamesc, pertruca ma
slit sa ma pot lauda 81 Ell putin
| Rev. 8. Mihaltian.
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