The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03

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kis al I can do to serape together enough
.sss.y S' m d s aot 9 a. IN.
they .yu wSnd In for they n sd
life. While my wife and child are in the coun;
sssp u tSo Sc. Close
ensss ~ stair: e, Win iSsiT children. They
air 10 tSis street.. with iss rseiins cutters and
lts tall tenemsnts. and it's oyercrowdsd popu.
h sssG q aS s3 had
infoms would IKE It In this country but ny
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invest In businessin koumanis that have
ssfs ssy 49 s s Seis W Sa here
credit On DE strength 81 previous parehsses
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Soay there n' knows "' am F trastWoft ly
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hs ss nsse
can sy yse nH% ssS WIN not ASK '0f more 'nan
u hs sFsw S sPs breath III ia he
Ates q lev pOmonts 81 reflection Ne added:
papers do not expect to become citizen: at
ssss Ssr. Bill nS ssSs "a Rs
study political subjects. ] DO not inow ths
soa mot I'll wy Us Ss 1 Is aae
S5a I'LL MI n9 81 FnsM .1 home one.
But all the Roumanians do not agree with me
r. this The peope sssDec1aiy have
chiidssn born in this county, they are Xnsris
ssHFs sdaraed ss out it viii not
S sis q s ssTyss YIN
rance Of. the feelings. aspirations. and Gus
but ks to ss
Tro young men came into the he's store; Both
ssp Sous tnas
tics. and Ills companion had become more
II earn my living here. am we'll treated
here. and all my interests are here" he sud.
81 have no use for any country but the United
sta.es, l read 1T, The svS ". every sy day. and !
snd aD Oocs SUM kssa
iRg the s snnday Syn alone will give man
Some Of the Roumanians have prospered in
high degree in this city. although they do
ns. to have The sqatss
n appearance from the Poles and Russians;
Although foreigners. evidently. they would
arity Of appearance. Four lawyers. four ply
sioians. Ave law students; and one druggist are
mana Carmen sylvia. which has adopted the
mark OF affection for her. has forty members.
outcome Of a BENEVOLENT and social aa oruanisa.
ton which: nlthough in eHls :s has failed
yssre It has given . number. OF balls Ut Web
ster Hall and the Germania Assembly Rooms.
which the Roumanians attended I'm the ma
poor The dramatic association is composed
ot amateurs. Of course. but comprises some Of
The Actors wear Nominating Costumes. Three
49, sss Fourth e street; FSs latest VS. .s s ~
8tistoerst IT. % Ni.S the WORKER The
gent to the poor. members Of the colony. The
a. heir
case: His customers are Roumanians. many
q whom come from the outskirts Of Brooklyn
east side gather in their cafes and talk over
s s % tns 81 ths
Ss sss ssfs:F e Fsi T .S xSss
used as an sppetizer. Tho fish. Which Is S very
iIarss: is, i%portsd n . .Sh barrels ;,c 81
q nsTiPss sGaP
hishiy sp i dried best. MamalSs Is Very
much like the italian polenta. It is made Of
manian national diah. and is eaten by prince
and PEASANT alike. but the latter has nothing
else. frequently it is the poor mans bread.
but is prepared In various ways. Roumanian
coffee Is enjoyed only by the well to do. who
have 1t after luncheon and dinner. or dinner
and supper. as the case may be. The coffee is
ground to meal. and is then boiled with sugar
In q peculiar tin pot. 1t Is very rich and heavy
According to several Roumanian Jews. very
few Roumanian Christians come to this coun-
try. They enjoy life In their own country too
much to want to go far away. Tho French
spirit predominstes throughout Roumania
and French culture and Rayety are the distin-
gushing features Of city life. There are. per-
haps. half dozen Roumanian Christians in
New York. Two belong to wealthy and dis
tinguished Roumanian families: and they
came here after they had had trouble at home.
One was an officer In the Roumanian army. A
member OF wealthy Roum anian famil keeps
n large wine shop In Second avenue. Another.
who had trouble abo1t q woman. Is an agent
for mercantile firm.