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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
Cura Satului.
De: loan Slavici.
(Urmare).
De: loan slavici.
(Urnlare)

,,Nu Vreau! raSpunSe Marta no
tarita.
Atunci ce vrei Gu acel tica.
loss striga Mihu purtat de patti
ma.
Marta Sc zgudui in tot trupul, c
brazil Use rosira, ochii Use UNI.
plura de vapaie, ibuzele incepura
sal tremure; ca facu un pas ina
inte, apoi zise Gu raceala:
,,Taica! nu zice, ca ticalos
caci iti batjocoresti fata!
Aceste cuvinte erau graite CT
Alta simtire, incit Mihu deodati
nu mai stu ce sal faca, ce sa
zica.
Marta Sc apropie 81 Sc alipi de
dinsul, Isl aseza bratul pc umaru
lui, apoi graf:
,,Lasa, taica, nu te supara. NJ
Fl mihnit! M am sal uit in viata
mea, dar nlcl odeta am sa Va
vorbesc despre dinsul.
Ell s'a dus, pentru ca sd nu Sc
mai intoarca. Poate insa, ca daca
l-ai cunoaste, i-a-i zice sd ramile
att de nu stu cum, incit NJ
Sc poate sal vezi 81 sa nu-i due
dorul.
Nu Ger sal mai vad; dar do
resc, taica, sal vezi 81 tn, apo
marita-ma dupa cine vel vol.
- Draga mea copila I! raspuns'
Mihu miscat. E mai bine sa nu-
vezi nici tn 81 nici eu sal vad
Mis- ar sfarima inima.
,.Daca socotesti, tata, apol IL
asa! graf Marta; dupa aceea es
inject din casa, lara Safta esi II
urma Ell.
Mihu sc lasa pc un scaun de lin
ga masa, isl rezema capul pc col
81 ramase vreme indelungata per
dut in ginduri mistuitoare.
Viata ii era rupta in doua: du-
pa toate cite suferit in cele din
urma zile acum sc temea, ca nlc'
in viitor nu-i mai ramine nici G
mingaiere,
NJ Sc indoia, Cd Marta pesta
citva timp Sc Va alma 81 va perde
gindul de dragoste pentru pastor
dar suferintele Ell mai grelc erau
pentru dinsul. Ar Fl purtat 81 d
ceste suferinte, 81 null mihnea de
cit un singur gind: ,,Ce Va Mcc
lumea ?'s Toata viata trait asst
fel, ca lumea sa poata vorbl nu-
mai bine despre dinsul; asa Ill
vatase de la parinti; asa Sc O.
bisnuise; asa isl gasea cea MAJ
mare din multumirile vietil, 81 a
cum deodata vedea risiplndu-se
partea cea mai sculnpa din pre-
tul bogatiilor 81 al bunelor sale
fapte.
Intr'u 'un tirziu Ell Sc rldica, ls,
netezi fruntea, apoi graf inject s.
fricos:
= Dar ce-mi pasa de gura sa-
tului.
Dupa ce rosti aceste cuvlnte,
fata lui Sc schimba; nu mai era
Mihu, omul bun 81 blind, 81 omu'
bogat, caruia nu-i mai pasa dG
nimeni.
,Afara incepura sd latre cllnil.
Mihu esi>
Frau Mitru 81 Simion.
Stapinul easel ii primi dupa
cum sc cuvenea, ii duse IN casa
apoi, dupa ce-i pofti sd saza, j
intreba, ce gind bun la adus Ia
casa lul.
Pentru ca Sd nu facem mul
te cotituri la dreapta 81 la stln
ga raspunse Mitrea, am veni'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

binzile, ii le las tie, cintarilor tale,
81 farmecului frumosului tau chip.
Oar asculta, frate cump; inainte
de pleca, am de cerut della tine o
bunatate: Da-mi fagaduiala acea-
sta: Cfnd te vel duce Ia marea cur
te q Regelui Nal - 81 ais& tie duci,
de aceasta STUNT sigur ~ IS nu spui
celor de acolo Al cui fin esti nh po-
meni de numele Lady Igraine; nu
redestepta umbra rinei finite be e.
re toti Q cred moart& IS
Isl pentru cei teas fntreba -
Il taia vorba Ilderim. Mar ii orice
mama mindra de un flu 60 minoi
No yor pizmui toat6 celelalte fe-
mel pentruc4 mia dat nasterc ! d.
q lumea fntreaga marturiseste pu-
terea mea, de CO sa nu aib& 81 Is
'parte Ia renumele men -
Mfhnit priv Ivor ii chipul lumk
nos al fratelui sAu.
,Tu q n'ai fost mAnit a. - veSi.
nmbra re care . arpncx 4losrsa,
cfnd isi deschide petalslo sxxutxiii
soafelui; tu mi vezi iledlt stt1lhcE
tele culori. Dar4,l if lin u, cEiar
a ceasul a. 6miaz 4 usbra stf n
1..X ~ s ~ - IA Ess -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06

Ar Fl dorit sd vie cineva sal
lntrebe, pentru &c au VENT Mitrea
si Simion; dar 1,imeni nu Sc ara
IA. Sc fntoarse dar in casa 81 in
,epu sd umble nedumerit in su
u in jos. Sc sintea Gu totul ali
ON.
,,Miron! ISL zise el inseninat
Numele bun. Sc vorbeste prin
sat, Cd as dori sal iau de ginere
IN csaa, ca as Fl hotarit sal zidesc
de alaturi casa. Cite nu ma
scornesc oamenii9.. Oar adeca
pentru ce sd nu fie Gu putinta.
Hh! Cum zice Marta: poate CD
laca l-asi vedea 81 l-asi cunoaste
asi judeca Gu totul altfel. Sc inte
ege, ca am fost cam pripit.
ST acum Mihu incepea sd dea
Gu socoteala, ca trebue sd fie
ceva de flacaul acela, daca Mar
"a il iubea. Vedea in gindul sau
cum mesterii lucreaza la casa,
cum ell insusi imparte porunci.
vedea pc Marta Gu copilul in bra
te 81 auzea cum oamenii Isl zic
Sc vede ca 0 dureaza pentru
Marta. Ii parea ca aude cum ne
potii Isl povestesc: Asa 81 asa e.
ra pc vremea, cind Mihu Isl luase
ginere si-i zidise casa.
Era un farmec nespus in toate
acestea.
Mihu pleca spre usa, dar cind
| era sd deschida Sc opri 81 -zise:
,,Nu! nu inca! sa nu ma pri-
peso! Sa vaz mai nainte, sd mai
lntreb, sd ma incredintez mai bi-
ne, sal vad apoi Gu ochii mel.
Iarasi incepu sa umIble prin ca
sa 81 sa-si cumpaneasca gfndu-
rile.
De odata fata lui Sc intuneca.
Vedea pc Cosma inaintea sd, 81
sufletul Use umplea de amaraciu-
ne, cind Sc gfndea, ca Cosma ar
putea sal zica:
Tot omul eli oamenii dc seama
lui!
,,Nu! Isl zise Mihu, eu tot nu-
mi dau fata dupa un cioban; mai
bine sa ramiie fata mare!
VII.
Casa lui Mihu era trista 81 mih-
nita, tineretea 81 darul vesellei
perisera dintr 'insa.
Safta, harnica gospodina, Sc
dea retrasa 81 tacuta ceasuri In
tregi fara de nici o treaba 81 de-
parte de placutele griji ale easel.
Dumnezeu ii daduse destul; a.
yea din ee sd traiasca 81 nu Sc te-
mea, cal vor raminea copii ne
capatuiti.
Mihu, stapinul mindru de boga-
tile sale, din potriva, din zori
de ri pima in seara tirzie muncea
alaturea Gu slugile. Feciorii ii e.
rau inca tineri; lie mai raminea
destula vreme sd munceasca.
Marta, in sfirsit, era blinda,
harnica 81 totdeauna i'll vote bu-
ma, gaia de a lie zimbi celor Gel
privesc in fata !; dar ca nu mai era
copila sburdalnica ce rasfata lu-
mea prin neastimparul veseliei.
De pc o ri pc alta singele ii perea
din obraji 81 vinele tot mai mutt
ii strabateau prin pelita alba a
minilor.
Despre 1ntimplarile petrecute
nimeni nu mai indraznea sd vor-
beasca, 81 aceasta tacere, purtarea
linistita 81 prefacuta uitare il
umpleau pc Mihu de ingrijorare.
Par'ca sc temea de ceva, 81 ori
unde privea, el nu vedea decit 0
mustrare ascunsa.
| IVA urmal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-06
IN VITA r E.

Societatea romina de aiutor 81
cultura ,,Negru Vodas din Ne
Kees Rocks, Pa, are onoarea Il
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
A WARNING TO AMERICA

~ r R.. GEORGES British is quite there is evidence engufed and reganng selfcontrol, the Chicago Tribune
 But moving increasing into acty and seem any begun higher We than Eng when armisce the other hand possibilities industrial disor parayzng industrial dis order.
 British minister of curtament is vital to increasing diminishing production steadily in
 
 bringing into fair rela have become comparatively small The irrational de- multiplying The result only be dis including the Not only hold the perous situation being continues internal collapse the American people have known
 labor the in the world and the steady urrenders itself for the first history the hysteia the time the incite radcam the destruction of the American S about suicide in the effective
 believe American and shaken We confident will themselves But is high time their leadership in the labor world i'm called be the intelligence of 
 present mood sweeping the whole country.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
THE RAILROAD STRIKE

USUUAL A STRIKEo S the public N interested in the involved that the chief suf
 rer through the walkout hundred railroad = S electric lines centering Los Angeles But travelling public the shipping alive the California foodstuffs that must of
  Angeles the south Angeles and Barstow the Hundreds have taken this opportunity America first marooned at tank where accommodations the primitive Outside the discomfors suffered travellers the ncon veniences delayed mails the matter food shortages Arizona and the hun dred thousands dollars that will sustained by shippers of pershable products
 action forestall the commodities which ion entails the gallons of  feced there by the of the
 Bisbee district placed pounds al Inevitably California vegetables of off entirely the being supplied locally produce This however, continue indefinitely The railroads being under
 
 
 affected by the strike(
 has governments automatic policy mails But the strike, administration apparently function. Another striking ownership and furnished situation confronting public the result southern California local union dispute.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
BIG LOSS AT MESA IN
 HEAVY WIND STORM

MESA, Aug. 27.-The heaviest wind storm of years occurred at midnight of Saturday and wrought more or less havoc throughout the Mesa section.
 Trees were uprooted, awning torn away, portions of the roof Of the Franklin and North schools blown off, outhouses upturned, hay barns com pletely destroyed, the new residence of J. F. Reynolds and the home of J. F. Reynolds and the home of John Brown wrecked, while the cotton or these two ranchers and host of olh- CTS is badly damaged by the twisting force of the wind.
 It is considered as remarkable that no accidents are reported, as for a time the air was full of flying debris wrested from the roofs and awnings of various stores and residences.
 It has been impossible thus far to estimate the damage to the cotton, but a drive through the farming districts shows a number of fields wheer the tocks are bent almost to the ground and many of them broken or with the limbs stripped off. The cotton that bent over most easily was that which had just been irrigated, leaving the ground soft. The damage occurred principally too where the fields were most exposed to the fury of the tenn pest, on the northeast portion, the di' rection from which the wind came.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
STocKMEN TROUBLED
 BY POISON PLANTS

SPRINGERVILLE,A AriZ., Aug. 27.- Apache county cattlemen have had trouble in the past with loco" among cattle, although this trouble usually is more prevalent with horses.
 D. w. Mckay of Edgar has been treating a locoed steer with strych- nine with satisfactory results. Doses of one-fourth grain were given daily for the first 12 days and one-half grain daily thereafter. Stockmen will show the steer at Springerville to the mem bers of the Livestock squad when the squad reaches Apache county in it's trip through Arizona.
 A locoed horse will also be treated in a similar manner for demonstra- tion purposes. Poison plants have been a source of much loss to Ari- zona stockmen. Loco, larkspur, lip ines, qingue, death camas and other poison plants have claimed thousands of range animals. There are ranges that have had to be abandoned for sheep and given up to cattle on ac- count of pingue, which affects sheep most seriously.
 Poison plants will be determined, lChCulSo SuSSCoIcu IOi U CdlihS dllSNt ed animals and methods of control given to stockmen who attend the public livestock meetings to be held throughout the different counties by the Livestock squad. This is a party of state and federal livestock and range specialists sent out by the Az ricultural Extension Service of the university. Twenty-Five public meet ings will be held by the Livestock squad within the next month through out II counties of the state. Stock men should attend these meetings and can secure dates and meeting places from the different county agricultural agents of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
CATTLE DIE FROM
 DROUTH NEAR PARKER

PHOENIX, Aug. 27.-For the first time in many years a serious drouth has visited the ranges along the Colo rado river on the Indian reservation near Parker, and a large number of cattle are dying.
 This is the import of information re- ceived today by Ed w. Stephens, sec retary of the state livestock sanitary board, from Inspector John Roberts. The lack of feed is due primarily to the fact that there has been no over flow of the Colorado river this year, and this together with lack of rain has produced conditions unusual in the extreme. The overflow as rule produces a large crop of mesquite beans along the river bottoms as well as abundant grass. With both lacking the range cattle are suffering se- verely.
 "As far as known said Stephens, this is the only section of the state which has been effected by drouth conditions this year. From all other ranges we have received reports of eX- cellent feeding conditions
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
 TAKEN ILL AND DIES

PHOENIX, Aug. 27.--An unknown man described by the police as being about 40 years of age, well dressed, and with hair slightly tinged with grey, fell off a bench yesterday after noon while sitting in the city hall plaza. A crowd quickly collected, a doctor was called, and the man was taken to the Sisters hospital, where he died within few minutes.
 According to bystanders, the man stopped at little fruit stand at the northeast corner of the plaza and pur- chased bunch of grapes. He then went over and sat down to enjoy his purchase. He had hardly taken a taste of the. fruit when he was seized with convulsions.
 Dr. George Broadway, who was called. ordered him taken to the hos pital. but it was found there he was beyond all aid The body was taken to the undertaking parlors of Moore and Mcclellan, where it awaits identl fication. It may be stated incidental lv. that the fruit had no part in caus- ing the mans illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
OFFICIAL SONG IS
 TIC BE DISTRIBUTED

PHOENIX, Aug. 27.-Andrew Bau- inert, secretary of the board of direc- tors of state institutions, is in receipt of copy of Arizona" adopted by the last session of the legislature as the official state song.
 Baumert has approved a claim of $250 for the copyright, to be paid to Margaret Rowe Clifford of Bisbee, and is now arranging to secure the distri- button of copies to all schools and in stitutions of the state as well as to the battleship Arizona, all this being in compliance with the provisions of the law adopting the song.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
INCREASE IN SHIPPING

kuH STIMULATION that the the of Ameri a edition Lloyds register
 reports tonnage O n bottoms position at charges which ssI+tSgEL which gratifying commercial fleet There satisfaction the sail the Stripes thus maintaining foohald the 
 Spangled Banner will the effect of bring the United States participation international well IS political affairs
 officials part n strengthening could
  
 people prices i they had any 70 { on
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
SIDE TALKS WITH GIRLS.

CLARICE-No, Clarice, the dancing test is out of date in trying to deeer- mine whether young couple are well suited to each other as matrimonial possibilities. If you and Clarence want to find out whether you are well matched or not, try dodging autos to- gether at the postoffice corner. If Clarence springs forward when you jump back, or if he tries to drag you across the street when you want to wait for the flivver to pass, better give back the ring and try again.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
DAY OF SETTLEMENT

New NOrk Sun.
 For six years and five months Woodrow Wilson has had a free hand in our treatment of Mexico. Every day of that long period has seen American interests suffer. In no case has the Wilson administration taken adequate measures to safeguard those interests. When the American people in the fitness of time resume control of their own affairs they will settle with Mexico, and they may settle with the Wilson administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
YUMA COUNTY OFFICIALS
 HAVE BUSY SUMME ER

YUMA. Aug. 27.-The office of the board of supervisors is one Of the bus jest offices in Yuma, so states Mrs. Gray, the clerk of the board Besides Mrs. Gray and her deputy there are four men. working in the. office The work at this time is on assessment rolls and q world of work must be done on the books within short time. The supervisors office this summer has had one of the busiest seasons in it's history. Work has piled into the office at a "scandalous" rate. and oni.- recently it became necessary to hire 9uother deputy. That Yuma county
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
PARK ROBBERY WAS
 CAREFULLY PLANNED

PHOENIX, Aug. 26.-The robbery at Riverside park last Friday night was not conceived on the spur of the moment. but had been planned and prepared for by the robbers before, iiand. This was proved conclusively yesterday when Art Rick, one of the park proprietors, discovered Aacc in the park fence where II nc, 0een carefully cut, and then marked with a white handkerchief so the robbers could find it in the darkness.
 One of the puzzling things about the robbery was that after seizing the box containing the days receipts.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
EPIDEMIC OF CRIME
 ATTRIBUTED TO TRAMPS

FLAGSTAFF, Aug. 27.-A wave of crime sweeping over this city is attri- buted to the presence of tramps who have gotten off trains rather than take chance of being held up in des- ert towns east and west by annul- ment of trains due to the coast strike of trainmen.
 Two stores and four houses were reported robbed in the last few hours. A rumor that the bank had been rob- bed caused great excitement, but was without foundation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28

| is growing fast is evidenced by the ex-
 tra work that has been done in the
 court house this summer. Summer has
 not proved an easy time for the ''Court house crowd" this year, but
 rather a very busy time. The recorders office reports that last month was the third best month of the year. Every office of the court
 house this summer has had busy
 season.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
Here and There in Arizona

S200, from the girl cashier, the rob- bers ran through the park, and not out the entrance gate, only short distance away. The discovery of the cut fence yesterday explained this difficulty, and confirmed the theory of officers that the robbery had been planned beforehand. Neither of the two Mexicans who committed the rob bery had been apprehended as yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
RAY cONSOLIDATED
 OPENS FULL BLAST

MESA, Aug. 26-With the news that the Ray Consolidated Copper company will increase all its opera tions to tho maximum beginning Sep tember 1, the Arizona Eastern is pre- pairing to operate extra trains through here to and from Ray. Already the traffic has increased to the point where extra trains are being run, says the local freight agent, and the pros poets for a high tide of traffic over the branch are promising.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28

They say Secretary Daniels is bringing home a shipload of uke- leles for the boys in the navy. If this doesn't blight his presi- dential boomlet in the bud noth- ing will In his irresistible methods of winning popularity, MT. Daniels seems to have Secre- tary Burleson tied.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
LosT-oNE SEX WAR.

Add to the list of wartime pre- diction that never came true the dire forecast of a sex war over lucrative jobs when the boys got home from France. There is still the same old shortage of 'fe- male help" and the soldiers show no disposition to want the jobs that the girls have been able to fill as we'll as the men did be- fore they went to war.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28

WILL YOU TAKE A CHANCE7
 The war department announces that it will now place on sale to the public S1o,ooo,ooo worth of corned beef hash. Americans aI- ways have been the greatest gam blerS on earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28

on penalty of death. But, after all, what was the difference between the plight of these army aviators and the plight of New York City? The com pany and the brotherhood seized New York and held it for ransom. Trans portation is the very life of the city, and when that is smothered the city begins to suffocate.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
LEFT-HANDED COMPLIMENT.

Ex-President Taft says the president message suggesting remedies for the high cost of liv- ing is the most practical one that MT. Wilson ever wrote. We wonder if MT. Taft intended this as compliment.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
THE ONCE-OVER
BY POO PER CENT.
By "Griff"

Eastern banks have started a campaign to increase the popu- larity of the S2 bill. Personally a $2 bill has always been twice as popular with us as the $1 de nomination.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
SQUIRREL FOOD.

In these dark days of food profiteering and high prices, Mis- souri comes to the bat with a bumper crop of oceans. But the show me state" can never com pete with Texas or North Caro- lima as a producer of nuts"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
THRILLS.

The troops are back from Mex ico again, but at any rate the incident gave the Texas National Guard and the Tucson Home Guard Rifle club an opportunity to demonstrate their prepared ness"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
AFRICAN COLE.

Chicago investigators have found that the race riots there all started over a crap game. When it comes to casualties, African golf has always made prize fighting or football look like a quilting bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
OVERDUE.

We wish the officers on the hunt for food profireers would take time enough off to dispose of the road "hogs" that infest the streets and highways hereabouts.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
THE ANSWER.

Probably the reason govern ment ownership has never been made to pay is because the intelli- gent (more or less) voter insists on electing good speech-makers to office instead of good business men.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
WHAT THE
 PAPERS SAY
u. S. NOT CHINA

Providence Journal.
 Three hundred thousand Manchus bossed 300, 100000 Chinese for nearly three centuries. But the railroad brotherhoods should be reminded that America is not China.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
UP AGAINST AN EXPERT.

BIimp-Why don't you ever come to the debating club since You got married?
 Simp-Since l got married Eve found out the club debaters are only a bunch of amateurs.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
HOW ABOUT IT, JosEPHUs?

We trust that the straw petticoats worn by those Hawaiian beIles who danced for Mir. Daniels didn't give the esteemed secretary an attack of hayfeVer
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
IT TAKES ALI KINDS.

Some people spend their lives try ing to discover perpetual motion; while others continue, their attempts to defeat prohibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
RESTS WITH GERMAN PEOPLE

New York Times.
 If the new constitution insures the responsibility of the Ministry to Par lament, it is a good constitution. Ob- viously, it is liberal charter of pop ular rights, a liberal fundamental law. Time will determine whether a liberal and democratic government, faithful to its international engage ments, not a vehicle of the old dis honest, interruptions, reactionary policies, will be evolved in action in Germany, whether this constitution is to be a scrap of paper. The German people have their future in their own hands. It remains to be seen whether they really want to rule themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
PARALLEL CASE

New York World.
 There was great excitement in Washington because Mexican bandits had captured two army aviators and were holding them for S15,000 ransom
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
PROVIDES.

At any rate the cheerful village pest will now change his salutation from Hot enough for you?' to Well, it looks like an early fall"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-28
TREATY RESERVATIONS

New Ork Tribune.
 With respect to reservations and amendments all we can do is to con trol our own action. We can say that we interpret the language of the treaty in specified ways, and the specifications will thus acquit us of breach of faith should our interpreta- tions differ at some future time from those of other nations. And we can make amendments which have similar moral effect. But as to the going into effect of the treaty as a whole this does not rest with Us. The treaty becomes a reality when two more ma ior powers ratify. And if ii goes into effect with respect to Germany and the other powers, it necessarily goes into effect in a practical way with respect to our country.