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New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
MASONS AT LAUSANNE.
Arriving for Their International Con
ference, Which Opens Today.

Lausanne, Switzerland, May 20
Delegates began arriving here Sunday
for the opening today OF the Fourth
international Conference Of Represen-
tatives Of the Supreme Masonic lodges
of fourteen countries, including the
United States. The American dele
cation includes Thomas r. Marshall
former vice-president of the United
States.
The conference will last throughout
the week.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29
RESPECT FOR AUTHORITY SEEN AS
PANACEA FOR ILLS OF PRESENT AGE


All idle theories of personal freedom
and independence, melt and resolve
themselves into the vain vaporings OF
radical enthusiasts. II the state is
supreme in her sphere, IL she is in
tolerant oil these who would question
her authority, defy her power, rebel
against her mandates, then the church
founded by Jesus Christ to lead men
to eternal life must lay claim to no
less authority, no less power.
when the saviour OF the world
commissioned her TO go forth and
teach all nations saying, as the faith
or sent me, | send YOU He invested
her with all the powers and preroga-
tiyes necessary to carry out her OK
allied mission. Nay more to insure
the success of His church, and compel
men to listen to her teachings, He told
her further, He that heareth you,
heareth Me, and he that despiseth you
despiseth Me, and he that despiseth
Me, despiseth Him that sent Me FL
naly He promises to protect her,
against all opposition, yea, even
against the merciless assaults Of time,
And behold | am with you all days
even to the contamination of the
world.
HIT L., Kin, EIo,
IN ''e must 'ii'"' y, ""a' SEEN,
'd' 'eNot' asai"s' IA" ""u
W Hs', "hV,' 'ie sup .'ne uoiiiihio'i ~
'cu nii'''e'' oN'' nm u'ea'uies
calleu 10 ques,'oll' "liei 'he au'ho,l's
ol enuren ana s'a'e - scou'ea' "nen
'le n" N''A Man "ou'' usuip 'he
powers ana preroga'lNes OF our law
iutly CHOSEN oilcials' "hen us eiaer
'roeher l.y"cii Ia" Is liiahi'is ene eA-
's'ente Vi our iaM courts supei uous
mann w" tiieie 10 ~ ou' ii,ihs'
d d. power anu a., iio'i's "iiici,
~ the iour'h ana NUN century ro'ieu
paeh the assd ui's VI tiie "a "a fldis'
anu WIZ sun coii.i'iue " preserve ou'
IN fis'iah elNl'lzatioll from ,hese poh-
tledl cfd rld'dns anu Social houil'e-
''ahhs VI 'he @o,fl century
Quotes Coolidge
"As our vice president Mr.. Coolidge
said a few DAYS ago at an assembly
of the PRESBYTERIAN church. Religion
is the hone of a sin-laden world The
neculisr meaning of America is faith
faith in ar eternal power This faith
which is but another word for religion
renresents the only hone of the
world, Rut the onlv hone of the
world is an authoritative faith. an an
reIie;on an authoritative
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29

Tea is still being supplied by one
London firm to the descendants of
their customers of 800 years ago.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-29

Mistetoe has recently appeared on
pine trees in Bavaria, having come
from the south.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

de Bretteville Spreckels 4 VENT
in tara spre a aduha obiectele
carl vor figura in sala aceasta.
Exprimam nadcjdea ca gcstul
sAu va gasi la moi ecoul necesar 81
ca toti eel carl pot da salii roma
nesti obiectc capabiie sd mAreasca
valoara ei. Sc vor gl'abi sa le
Drezinte d-nei Spreckels.
Franta a dat sailor consacyate G
artei franceze obiectc de foarte
mare pref. Statul francez adu-
mat superba colectie de Sevres
Isl Q coiectilne importanta de 60
belinuri. Belgia Isl are sala sa.
Anglia, Serbia, etc, dc asemeni
Toate obiectelc acestea vor lua
drumul Amcricc in Maiu viitor,
dar inainte de parasi continent
tul vor fl expuse in palatul Le-
giunef de onoare din Paris timp
| de , luni de zile.
iata in putine cuvintc misiunca
pc care STA hat-o dina Spreckels
81 scopul vizitei sale.
Romania recunoScatOare va pri-
mi acest gest cu I'M simtimant de
recunostinta. g. D.
(Dm 'Dacia y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
O MARE PRIETENA
A ROMANIEI.
D-na de Brettevile Spreckels.

D-na Ana de Bretteville Spree
kels, care VENT sa visiteze tara.
sofia unuia din eel mai puter.
nlcl factori al activitatei econe-
mice in Statele Unite. ID. Spree
kels unul din rarii 0ameni carl
an intins cOntrolul lor asupra
unei imense part lumii 81 asu-
rra activitatii unui numar meal.
culabil de indivizi. E unul dintte
regii Statelor Unite.
Functiunea aceasta nu banala.
Nlata politica in Statele Unite
atarna de vointa manunchiului de
oameni carl conduc marble intre.
prlnderi, trusturile 81 industriile.
Ca factor polite 81 economic, dI
Spreckels este deci putere de
prlma Ordine.
In viata febrila unui aseme.
nea ON, actiunile de caritate, ac.
tiunile pur sociale sunt lasate so.
tlei 81 rolul pc care il ia femeea
in Statele Unite, din pricina acea-
sta, este enorm.
D-na de Bretteville Spreckels,
al carei strabum all fOst franceI.
Sc ocupa in numele sau propriu
81 In numele sotnlui sau de nenu-
marate opere sociale.
Razboiul fost prilejul unei
waste activitati de propaganda 81
de asistenta pentrn soldati 81 ia.
mllllle lor Oar cca- mai frumoasa
opera realizata de !. dina Spree.
kfls palatul Le9iunei de onoare
edificat la San Francisco, spre a.
pelpetua amicitia diatre popoare-
lie carl au luptat in razboiul mon.
dial impreuna.
Palatul Legiunei de onoare a.
partine poporului californian si]
cuprinde sunni de connparti.
mente consacrate actianei de pro
paganda interaliati q m museu
IN care fiecare Aatisne aliata isi
are salile sale.
Romania are .si e. sala ei. D-na
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
ON fUcA c(lO1|Olu

VW lUUh WVDkAULW
In cele mai m0lte cazuri teama
e mai mare dccat primejClia.
u
o palaric nona are mai mare
valoarc decat una vechc, dar M
81 prietenii noui.
d
Multi cred ca o gresah este o
scuZa.
Tn parinte, care are m copil
la universitate. invata multe.
j
Stiti cine bosul cand barba-
tul II are vote sd fumeze. in casa
&
Acroplanul este atat de Sigur
ca automObilul". zice un in
vcntator. Ma zis prea multi.
i
Orice si 'ntampla tn sa pri-
vesti inainte 81 sal Speranta n
yiitOr Culmea nebuniei este Sa-ti
pierzi Spcranta.
d
Precum Sc vede, casnicie
cum Sc cade are lipsa de I'm curS
|preparator.
&
Romantele nascute i'm zilc fru
moase de toamna Sunt primcj.
dioasc. Ele pot deveni Serioase.
Nh poate ii vorba de pace uni
1versala pana ce vecinii au gra
mOfOane.
| i
| Tn veteran de razboiu s'a lasa1
de fumat ca sa poata trai multi.
ami 81 s'ajunga vrcmea cand lie
gea bonusului va intra in viyoare
1
Cand tuna 81 fulgcra hotul de
vine ON cinstit.
| d
Stai. privcste. aSculta", nj
este tocmai un signal bun pentr,
evitarca accidentnlui. T,l stat.
iprivcsti, iai de nevasta.. $
apoi al ee asculta.
! d
1 'Decemvrie are cinci 'pcdii'
| (zile de plata Ce vrei. neniso
rule. suntem numai in Septem
lvrie!
! "a
1 Carbnnii 81 situatia miniera a,
avut aceeasi coloare Gu luna i,
urma, dar situatia devine acun
idin ce i'm ce mai clara.
I Tot oamenii Sc nasc neajuto
lrati. Oar unii nu fac nici i'm pro
igres.
| Mexico vorbeste din nou d
lprohibitie. ST America. :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
ANCHETA ECONOMICAL
ROMANO -CEHOSLOvACA.

Sc site munca pc care o depun
cercuriie economice cchoslOvace
pentiu face cat mai iconoscutc
la moi produsele industripi lor.
Anchetele ecOnOmice s'au do
vedit strict necesare pentru lega-
rea mai stransa, nu numai rela-
tiunilor industriale 81 comercialc
ci 81 acelor dintre pUpoare.
lmportanta lor fost recunos,
cuta atat i'm Cchoslovacia eat 81
in Romania 81 i'm acest scop s'a
format la Praga 81 la Bucurcsti
cate un comitet permanent dc
ancheta.
Gu ocazia targului de mostrc
de la Praga (3--l0 Septembric) /,
va avea loo 81 anchcta econo.
mica i'm zi1elc de 4, ) 81 6 Sep
tembric.
S'a stabilit de comun accord IN
chestionar cuprinZand toate pune
|tele principale in scopul de a Sc
gasi solutiunile ccle mai hume
pentru stabilirea legaturilor mtre
industria 81 comertul ambelor
natiuni.
Comisiunea romana care va
pleca la Praga in ziua de 81 Au-
gust Sc compune din urmatoarele
perSoane &. Crist0tlOrescu. direc-
torul general al comcrtului din
ministerul de industrie 81 CO.
merit. DR.. Teodorescu, directorul
general al satisfied, din acclas
minister, Hagi Theodorachi, pre-
Sedintele Camerei de Comert din
Bucuresti, Chr. Stalcwici, secre-
tarul generalul Camerei de CO.
Comert, s. Pauker, directorul zia-
rului Argus, ca reprezentant
al preset, A. Caster 81 Toma Do
hrescu, din partea ''Statului Ne
lgustoresc" En-. Brancovici, ingi
ner, AL. Petrescu, inginer, secre-
tarul comptuarului roman, DR..
Y. NJ Joachim, inginer Iscu, ID
| N. PopOvici, secretarul 'Cercn-
lui industrial, DR.. Stefan Ger
chez, presedintele ''Uniumei In
dustriale" Maximilian Mergulici,
rqprezentantnl targului de mos
ire din Praga la Bucuresti, Adolf
HOseck, directoiul bancii romano
| de comet 81 credit din Praga,
Lom. de la legatia cehoslovaca
,din Bucuresti.
Aceasta comisiune este impar-
tita in,5 snbcomisiuni, dupa spe-
cialisti.
Nu trebuie uitat insa zelul de-
pus de d. Richard Tuffli, fost a.
tasat comercial pentru participa-
rea Romaniei in chip asa de efec-
tiv la ancheta economical organi-
zata la Praea.
(Din ''Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Toxic. Conferinta Ruso-Ja-
|pOneza de la Chan Chung fost
redeschisa ieri.
Berlin. = Sc raporteaza ca i'm
orasul Kattowitz. din Silesia s'a
revOltat parte a locuitOrilOr
Cauza e nemultumirea Gu actuala
|stapanire.
Roma. = Papa cerut Frantei
|sa protejeze Catolicii din Asia
Mica.
Londra. - Ziarul Times anun-
ia ca misiunea insarcinata cu
aranjarea datoriilor. Angliei va
pleca in cui'ind la America.
Mexico City. - G,Wernul mexi.
can inapoiat cladirea scolii
baptiste de la Saitillo, pc care o
confiscase acum cateva sapta
mani.
Roma. Sc ananta Cd d-nus
Scilanzer Sc va dlsce la Geneva
numai daca merge 81 premieru!
Lloyd George, spre al avea spri-t
jinul in discutia asupra CHESTER
austriace.
Geneva. - In adunarea de ier:.
q Ligei Natiunilor s'a ajuns la
opinia ca numai arbitrajul sa fie|
princpiul international pentru|
evitarea raxboaielor.
, =
Mesux, Frspte. ~ Aici san
facut servicii y catedrala 81 sal
serbat en- MARI solemnitate ami
versarea luptci de Ia Marina. Nor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
DACA VREl

81 M fntinxi mana II eoltul
stradelor a sas e&nd Il r8mas
fxr4 . m4nx saa N picier IN
scrie-te lntr'o sesistats din'
Uniuuea 8. =. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

soldatilor au ostiNizitate
de rudenii, lar srremieral Poin-
care a tmnt Q cuvintare indnio
satoaie.
Manchester. - De Valera, in
tr'un interview }iat ziarului Gu
arlian. zicea: 'Nmcni ma casti-
gat in rilzboi; toti an picrdnt."
Dansul zicea ca, ,ratatul Anglo.
Irlandez trebue revMuit de oa.
meni cu buna vointa 81 demni dc
increderea ce Ii Sc da."
Londra. Regele Alexandra
al Jugoslaviei, impreuna Gu aghio-
tantul sau, ocupa nm apartament
dc la hotelul Cl; ridge. Sc zice ca
;viziia sa i'm Ilordra este 0 vHita
privata. neavanu de face mimic
leu afacerile statului. Reggie Gala
tOreSte travcrSat 81 pentru prims
oara cand ieSe aim tara de la cd
satoria sa cu rrincesa Romanici
Oaklale. California. Sta
panii livezilor de pomi frnctifier
din Oakdale au rezolvat problem;
combustibilului, fara sa-si ma
! bata capul cu greva minclor s
, cea de la caile ferate. Eli pastreaz;
! sImburii de la piersicile pe earl L
usuca 81 au de gand sal arda |:
iarna i'm loc de cai'buni. Acolo s.
gasesc suite de tone din accst
| samburi.
Ionia, Mich. = Philip Carter $
! Herbert Steuehner. dol nebun
violenti, au sc;pat ieri de la azilu
;statului, scotland dreava de fie
de la una dintre ferestre 81 sarin,
Jos de la O inaltime de cinci me
Itri. Statul puS un premiu de 5
de dolari pc capul fiecaruia.
| Owasso. Mich. = John Stein
fOSt condamnat la 30 de ami inch
SCARE pentru ca fusese prins !
martnriSise ca spart mai mutt
ease de bani Gu nitrOglicerina d
prin orasele statelor Indiana, Nj
chigan 81 Ohio. El fusese prin
lpecand incerca si sparga casa d
bam a filmei Standard Oil c.
din Detroit.
! X 4 4
| New York. = In curind Amer
canll vOr avea ocazia sd studieZ
teoria relatWitatii in film cine
matografic. Filmnl i'm care prof,
sorul Einstein Isl explica teori
sa sOsit la casa de cinematt
CRATE din localitate. Europen
au vaZut de multi in cinematt
,,erafele lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

Mesux, Frsuts. Aici san
facut servicii y catedrala 81 s'a
seroat ca mar solemnitate ami
versarea luptci de Ia Marina. Nor.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
NATIONAL HISTORY IN ADVERTISING

Historians who study newspapers to learn the hab-
It's and customs OF peoples say they gain more in
formation from advertisements than from news
accounts. and that the information impaired in adj
vertlSements is more accurate. Advertisements
tell their stories without the intrusion of the edi-
torial blue pencil. They show the development il.
transit, they disclose the changing conditions OF
the home, they the birth of scientific dis
covery and invention they prove the worth Of that
which Is true and lasting ad numerically expose
the sham and the fraud They tell OF our VARYING
taste In dress, they show our belief in sanitation.
they disclose our love of sport describe our work
they mark the change in the status of womanhood
and youth, they visualize the moulding of our NOR
ais and Our methods and present to us humanity
from the tnancier to the finale hopper.
The newspaper subscriber who fails to read adj
vertisements misses more than hall the valuc of
his favorite publication. Advertising is news OF
the highest Importance and the most reliable news
presented to the people During the war, when
Michael Frledsam, the great NV York merchant
was appointed to as Fair Price Commissioner
by the Government, he was asked how the public
could be best kept informed as to honesty of prices
His reply was and true: Let them read the
newspaper advertisements"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

OF great Uncertainty which must tend to bedevil
the business situation still further
Importers would not know whether it was safe
to order goods from abroad or not The rate of
duty might be certain amount when they ordered
the stuff, and then when the merchandise was made
and delivered the president might have interviewed
to fix higher rate OF duty thus making the tran
saction a loss. The tendency would be to shut off
foreign mportations, which would shield Amer
lean corporations from foreign competition, - and
thus have marked tendency toward higher prices.
The result must be to discourage importations.
When imports reduced, exports will fall off too,
as foreigners can pay for our goods only by selling
us other goods in return. Even Republican con-
gress should be able to see that the people will new
er stand for such harmful and dangerous idea as
this
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
G'u1lrll4:::!lk!::8:!'
by
Rev MA MATTHEWS
QD.al1~-h
THE 1cH1LD1sHLEssNEss
OF THE CHILD

When a thoughtful person looks
into the face of little child he sees
written there, and also in the palms
of his hands and the soles of his
feet, the word, POSSIBILITY.
Mediate on that word, POSSIBLE
TY. Contine to read it and think
about its meaning and you will dis
cover that the word leads you into
one OF two directions: 1t is possible
for that little shild to become a
great man, to be of incalculable
benefit to his generation and to
leave upon posterity the imprint OF
noble life The other direction
shows that it is possible for that
child through neglect to become a
criminal an educated criminal -
who will blight the lives of thous-
andS of people, and increase the
tax burden of the community in
which he lives. 1t is possible for him
to become a curse to his family, a
menace to society, and blot on the
page of history. Which direction do
you want the POSSIBILITY to take
in your childs case?.
The child is the indispensable unit
the essential factor, and the master
nall spheres of human activity.
Around the child the world must re-
volve. From the child society must
evolve. Heaven bends to bless and
breathe benediction of infinite love
upon the child-the infant king OF
social destinies The child cannot
become great, useful, and powerful if
the childishness of the child is taken
from it; if he is robbed of the spirit
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

of yoth; taken out of the sphere OF
innocency, and deprived of the domes--
tic blessings that belong to him.
The curse of;this hour is the child
ishlessness of children. We haven't
children any more. Babies are plunged
into the maelstrom of social iniquity-
They are pemature advanced to girl
hood and boyhood and are ushered on
stage where young men and young
woman play the fool for the pleasures
of world of vultures. Parents are"
ambitious for their daughters to be-
come social factors, and for their sons
to become social leaders; consequent
ly, they are prematurelyr advanced.
In advancing them, forcing them and
introducing them to world Of social
maturity they are robbing them. OF
their childish nature, inclinations, in
nocency, pleasure and sweetness.
One can stand in the midst of So
called young men and young women
and cry out in anguish and sorrow, -
"Where are the children! O., where
are the children" The girls of today
know more than their grandmothers'
knew at seventy-five1 years of age
Boys can teach theft old, aged grand
fathers.
Where are the children. The Juvenile
Society of today is curse, an imam
Gus blot on the page of American his
tory. 1t is so because parents have:
robbed their children of childhood.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

tried to learn the leisure habt-or, little squirt
of ginger, circulatn through my blood, has made
me want to travel with the rabbit-The leather
bellied turtle makes nightmare of my dreams
never could admire his blasted snappin II do
not remember cussin' when / yanked him from the
streams but sech thing could very easy happen
| wouldn't give nickel fer tub of turtle soup
wouldn't skin reptile fer dollar! In fact if |
was starvin' | wouldn't give whoop fer all the
creepn' varmnts in the boiler! I never race with
nothln in the guttaperchy class, as they did when
was filled with youthful readin'- live got rep
1taton as little hard to pass, though never yet
have paid fine fer speedin'
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06

An English daily paper was startet
in Berlin in March, the first eve
printed there and commands a pric
eight times greater than the German
papers.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
TALKING PRosPERITY-Busness health

TALKING PROSPERITY Business health is
good deal like physical we'll being Physicians have
long told their patients that their health was UNI
favorably affected when they encouraged or toler-
ated depressed thoughts Similarly the people
who talk in discouraged way about business help
TO make business worse
According to some folks the country is almost
always suffering from hard times. Thew will rarely
admit that conditions are good Always there IS
something the matter. And at times when there s
considerable unemployment, they emphasize the
pad conditions and make them out much worse
than they really are.
Even at the peak OF unemployment that existed
last year, the great majority of people were at work
and business was going on good deal as usual.
lhere never wae a time yet when there were nor
good opportunities for ambitious and enterprisine
and bard working people.
Inc condition OF business depends largely upon
the state of mind of the business men. Some are
always hopeful and they have faith to believe that
by little more persistence, by using their brains
little more and spending less time in plav thew
can secure plenty of business And it usually
proves so. Such people are an inspiration to all
win whom they come in contact After talking
win 'hem people feel like branching out and doing
Things themselves, and they constitute centers If
ACTIVITY from which spread influences that promote
prosperity
Feople read too much about depression and dis
organization IN Europe, and think that this neces-
sariiy means that there must be stagnation in this
country But all through this period, Europe has
bought Just about the same quantity OF goods as
before the war. If we have business troubles thew
are largely the result of our mistakes and we can
cure them by policies OF determination and coon
Grafton
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
BEscHARITABLE, BRETHERN-We are toll

BEsCHARITABLE, BRETHERN--Ne are told
that In Our Fathers House are many mansions.
his no doubt is pleasing to Editor Shope OF the
Dalton Citizen, because if there only one and
he believed Tom Watson would get a seat in heav-
en-, his bitter enemy would not want to go there
and be with hm.-Dahonega Nugget.
It's not worth while to borrow trouble cross
bridge before you get to it, 1t has not been pos
itively settled, to dead moral certainty, that eth
or will wear golden slippers in the New jerusalem
Let's hope both WILL but if they admitted, the
fellow who makes assignments tip there will have
10 handle the matter with care.-Commerce News.
We are not much for style therefore we don't
care anything about golden slippers and such trum
perry, even if we were forced to walk OH golden
streets. +' ~
The uncharitableness of Brother Shannon, who
is hall preacher is shown i'll his attempt to read
out of heaven, but we are going to fall out with
him about that though we do seriously object to
being coupled up with Tom Watson in any manner
whatever if it suggests anything like equality eth
er in morals or religion.
And finally, brethren We are not at all expecting
to meet Tom in heaven. There is not enough
ing grace in the world to lit him for a residence in
the New erusalcm.-Dalton Citizen.
Judge Not, Brethren, that We be not judged -
isn't that Bible that we are trying to quote?
And, besides we have always thought OF heaven
sthe one place where strife in temporal affairs
have no weight--when no problem of this life
shall enter to mar the eternal picture OF JOY and
happiness, where the half realized weakling effort
Ct noble minded, good men OF today blossom into
eternal fruiton by the touch Of a Hand that always
beckons to men to come up higher-Cordele Dis
patch.
Brethren, you're all wrong Tom Watson Bill
Bryan and all the rest of the Free Silver advocates
will not even apply for admission into heaven until
they have assurance that the heavenly streets are
repaved at the ratio of sixteen silver blocks to one
OF gold