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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-07-31

Some of the teams ranked highest
in judging one class Of animals and
then lowest in another class. The
Dickey county boys as team ranked
highest in Judging dairy cattle and
stood second highest in judging all
the other classes Of stock. This was
fairly consistent judging on their part
and easily gave them flrst place. As
individuals Paul Kellogg tied with
contestant Of Stutsman county, each
receiving 333 points. The cash prizes
will be divided between these boys.
Robert Heine stood fourth and Edwin.
Christianson nth. These two boys
also received cash prixes because
Robert Heine ranked highest in judg-
: ing 4horses and Edwin Christianson-
ranked first in Judging dairy. cattle.
Besides beautiful trophy in the
way Of forty-dollar cup which is on
exhibition in the First National Bank
at the present time in Ellendale, these
young men will be given an opportun-
ity to Judge stock at the international
Stock Show to be held in the first part
OF December. This will mean a great
deal to the boys themselves and will
also be Of direct benefit to the farm
ers of Dickey county inasmuch as
they will make trips to all Of the large
stock farms on their way to Chicago,
besides they will see the best stock in
the world at the big show. Their ex-
penses will. be paid by the State
Bankers Associations.
We feel Justly proud Of the boys
and hope that they will accredit
themselves az well at the Internation-
al at Chicago as they did at the In
terstate at Fargo. Here's luck!
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-07-31
erasshopper Situation

Gr00ehopper SITUATION
The county agent has been away
part Of the time for the past week
and does not know much about the
grasshopper situation at the present
time. Calls are coming from the east
ern end Of the county in the vicinity
Of Oakes and Ludden. The fax fields
are being somewhat damaged in this
section. Letters from four different
farmers and from ab many different
vicinities requesting that the county
agent see them at once or send them
some poison bait: This is impossible.
Il the grasshoppers are very numer-
GUS near one center We shall try to
establish distributing center in that
town. II they are not very numerous
they should get their poison bran from
Merricourt, Forbes or Fullerton.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-05

The Cadanian Y. W. @. A. has re-
ceived permission to place Y. w. G.
A. secretary on every ship leaving
England with 200 or more women and
children on the passenger list
The secretary fulfills the same func-
ton for the women as the Y. NJ. G. A.
secretary has for men on transports.
She plans entertainments and recrea-
ton for women and children and Is a
friend to whom they may come If they
are in distress.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-05
WOMEN LEARNING MASSAGE.
Germantown Y. w. c. A. Trains WON.
en- for Reconstruction Work
Among Soldiers.

Educational courses to prepare wom-
en- as aides in the rehabilitation Of
wounded soldiers have been opened at
the Germantown, Pa, Young Women's
Christian Association.
A reconstruction massage course,
lectures in anatomy, physiology, mus
Gle work and remedial movement mas
sage, theory and practice, electrother-
apy and hydrotherapy are given by
doctors and nurses, who also super
wise practical work at the Y. W. G. A.
and at hospitals. The courses are rec
ognized by the Surgeon General.
Similar courses have also been open
ed in the New York City Central
Branch Y. W. G. A, where speciality
is made Of brush-making with a view
to training women as teachers for re-
construction hospitals.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-03-05

Of the American delegation to the
peace congress, Henry White is the
most familiar with diplomacy, having
been long connected with the Ameri-
can embassy in London and afterward
ambassador to Italy and France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
MAYOR CONTINUES FIGHT
FOR TULSA UNION DEPOT

An invitation has hren rNnrd"d
TO the grncu,l superintendent OF tho
ftisro railway 10 meet With the city
officials 10 dlS,uSn thr uuiun station
idru
Mayor Hubbard wrote ~" Officials
Yesterday that ho wa very anxious tn
talk over ~" project and ruggr~i"d
that the flr@t time he was ~ 'h"
city, the eft, would like tn hc AL, ls"d
aa II dcHtcd tu present Tul'l's point
~ view
The maVurH blueprint ot Tulsa
and the railroad nud iut-rtrhnn ss-
tenn will hc presented tu tho Frisco
superintendent ana an attempt will
hs made tu ascertain what the rail
road thinEs Of n " ~ believed that
" the frisco can hc concillatcd TO
the idea the other roads viii 60
operat" in the project
\ statement ~ m" situation ig tO
he made 90 senator owen and S"na.
tor Horr tp S"e N there " anything
the federal ipilrond administration
can do to give the idea impetus
The city administration expects
To give every energy tu the station
project and after the holiday scnson
will give considerable thought and
time 10 tho work of getting the rail
royds ideas, with hope that some
,yng will eventually develop out
oy-ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
FEBRUARY BANNER MONTH
FOR MARRIAGE LICENSES

In spite Of tho fact that more
than 1000 900 men from the United
States have been ON foesign soil
during the past year. and that 1000
600 more OF Americas young man
hood have spent tho greater part of
tho year away from their homes In
the army cantonmcnta, the time
honorsd institution OF marriage has
suffered but little, II any. Th.
records In tho court clerks office
show that more marriage licenses
were issued IN Tulsa county In 1918
than during the preceding year
According to the Records ut tn"
courthous. morr than 800 mar
riage licenses were issued hy tho
court clerk uf Tulsa county during
the pnst year The largest number
Tor any month. 22h, were issued In
February. with only 2S days. Ac
cording to the records the smallest
number. - were ISSUED In October
In December. which II the month
usually chosen hy the largest mum
her IN witch tu he married, only l2b
licenses were issued
Following are the numbers issued
for each month " the year Jana
ury. lOt. February 2at, March. -
Arm. iiO. May. ila. June. llN
July, icG, August i0i, September.
iss; October. 10, November So, DE
Ccmbrr. TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
INCREASE ASKED IN
FINANCIAL RATI0NS
In, WIN prtiiion I,,ir Hoard ~
Allow Ia, Hate Raised Ia
Meet requirements

operating a city like tulsa on
short financial ra.lons viii he rl'mi
mated. II a bill pf"paned hy th"
oklahoma Municipal league ana
read TO the mayor and city conmiT-
slaners yesterday f. enacted INTO
law u provides that 'lty shall
levy and cniioct nine utllH annual
tax Instead uf the i've mills nov per.
mltted.
CITY Attorney sncod A"rt com
munlcation to the commission Hh''
lng hat the league hHd decided nor
10 ask for tho elimination 81 ~" eN'
riso board ns now provided hy lI".
but to introduce 70 hin asking N,h'
the tax limit ho raised
The bin provides That cit't may
lew nine mills and In au emergency
add another mai making u ioial "I
10 mIlls the limit. Il also provide"
10 ark for tho elimination Of the rN-
ceed four mills fot general purpoHc'
And an additional mn for common
schoula, unlcss the assessment ~ IN.
der $1,000 900, when the levy shhli
he ElH mills
Tho municipal league viii ask that
the bill bo introduced and passed
during the coming session
Tulsa has attempted 10 operate
on the present levy, but NJ far has
not been able 10 maintain a sable
government ana meet all tho bills
Last year tho city exceeded the levy
by tl7b,OOO and was required TO
meet the deficit with "A funding bond
issue This year. tho city has frlt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
SANTA CLAUS WORKSHOP
MAY LOCATE IN TULSA

Progress has been made In the
project to establish u toy factory
In Tula, to employ maimed AMI dlH-
hbled soldiers Lieutenant Daniels
and Lieutenant Elliott NJ Fort Sill.
here To look into the possibilities of
1Nilsa. met with the 1ul-, soldier
and sailor service Yesterday. and
after going over the project werc
advised that they get more definite
data ana present II at some future
date.
The government ~ going to urge
soldiers MANNED or wounded TO take
up n vocational cour-, to III them
for work after they are discharged
and one OF tho plans In to establish
toy factories 40 that Rnnta Chus can
get his annual stock from Yunkeo
shops instead of buying from DER
many and other foreign countries
Army officera who not Officially
dctnilrd here, viii take tn" matter
up through official channclS and
present II 10 tho war department
with IA suggestion that Tuba seems
ideally located for such nm institn-
ton, ana will ask Hch aid nH Il can
tender 10 make the nnctory ~ going
tuugpfu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
ATTORNEY AND MUNICIPAL
JUDGE HAVE SHORT TILT

Wash Hudson. former member Of
the state legislature, and Tom
Nunrue. municipal court Judge. en-
livcned the usual routine yesterday
afternoon when hudson sought 10
question the Judges intelligence.
Hudson was defending calvin
lirady discharged -ftsm the army
about two weeks ugu. and who has
shown nm inclination 10 break the law
because he wore the uniform llrudV's
behavior resulted IN Munro" issuing
an odlct that all wrarCts uf the uni-
form must observe IA" city status tlto
same as anyone. This time hc wus
charged with abiding with nIlIc
sparks with icwd intent
when llrHdN was on the stand
Hudson questioned him a. length ON
he career In the service THIS career
IL better known 10 ludg" Munros
than nv Hudson. ilradv having been
up before Judge Munror ordered
Bradv to tell his stnf, aud leave out
the part about hl~ being IN the army.
Hudson then called BRADY oft the
stand ana said sarcastic things about
Munroe's ability as a Judge. lie
closed his case saving N Judge Mum.
roe would not permit nridN To t'stl-
~ as he wanted TO, he would rcs, tho
case
Lack of sufficient evidence tcaultcd
IN the roloase of the pair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
Y. W. c. A. BUILDING
NEARS COMPLETION
Girls Win Limited Earning capacity
Have Ftr-t Caii On BuiIding
Accommosint tions

Work on the new Y " g 4 huilh.
ing at tho corner of Fifth and chsy-
emo IN expected To be completed by
February I. and II will probably be
ready for occupancy by February IS.
The bAllding was to have been com.
pletod Ny November /, hut due To
labor shortage ana inability 10 secure
material Its construction has been
greatly delayed.
Tho erection ~ tho building has
bean made possible Ivy public sub
scription. a method employed In IA,
building OF all Y. N g. A. and Y. W
q, A. buildings Tulsnna have cnN
tributed generously To the building Of
the new Y W. e. A ana the er.ctiOn
of the building was made possible bS
their hearty Response
Tho boarding home and cafaierIa
are 10 bo self sustaining. II In the
plan of Y. ". directors Ia run both
on q cost basis. thus giving the work.
Ing sirl an opportunity to live
cheaper at the V W than NJ any
other place The object ~ the Y,
W. c. A. IN 10 furnish working girls
Q home" said Miss Ada stark
weaiher. general secretary 1T IL
our aim 10 furnish the comforts and
good cheer Of home and thus afford
the girls who DO not live In Tulsa mn
opportunity OF living In surroundings
such AZ she had at home"
II In probable that n salary limit
will he placed, thus permitting only
girls Of moderate income 10 live At
the building. Ulrls making salaries
which enable them Ia live better than
other girls will posribly not he taken
In at the Y. W. according TO Miss
Stark weather
Many applications for places In the
boarding home have been received
Y, w. C. A. officials have not decided
whether non-memhers will he per
mitted 10 live at the building.
Actual cost ot building the struc-
ture and furnishing II win be over
5000, 900. To date. siA0, 600 has been
spent on tho construction of the
building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

!. IlruId. Mr- John R Mciuf Mrs
Iohn u Mer"iVc. Mr. " l. biDkry
Mrs n g. Ashhy. Mrs John it tam
Soy. Mrs u g Conner, MIS- conn
lam. Mrr " T. Stihl Mls Ran
julph Shirk. Mrt N " Randolph,
Mrs Iirrnari buugilr, Mrs = \
lluufrtln Ne MhN Travis, Mrs
G"utg, williamson Mrs Arthur 'td.
N"r. Mrs Morris Gnllur. Mrs y g.
ll.Npu Mt iDNiH thun. Mrs - q
- ll"t' MIS- G. H. swanson. MfH l.
u lass. MiH - HoHSrt. Mr. AZ
~ llrgErm. Mir " T. Gudft"S
Mrs W - DiDkisuu Mrs = u
l"W.s Mrs g I. Goodulr. Mrs WI
krDillN Mls Joseph T. Washington.
Nr- loHrph T. BRA j. MrS " v
liruNn, Mfs Merle e iruuN MIS-
lee clinton. Mrs " llrrRi4 walker.
Mrf N T. Sliudrvru. Mrs T. "
bryant. Mrs g. s Avery. Mrs a. &.
stevenson Mr- t " lurdy Nr~ !
VI Temple. Mrs ora ldghtn"t frost,
Mr. Arthur Lee Od,ll NliH l. T.
T. Funk. Mrs \ " Hrlnk Mra r
Muurur. Nt-. Ray collins Mrs. Vat
MalluN. Mia Eug"u. lurton Nr-
Frank ~ Long. Mrs + ~ l.Itkins.
Mrs Arthur liroVn, Mrs Nuss Srlg
lrr. Mts j n bartlett Mrs \ I
'lmpbru Mrs " II cole. Mn n.
" Gr,RE Mrs y g.. k"hrrr. Mrs.
n. H. i,.punrd Mrs Onklry Thomas.
Mrs N1urtlo Hedges. MIR Alma
litii M,Glrun. Mn = y IottS. Mrs
iirttha Valentine Ehlcrs. Mrr
George Ransom Mrs Ralph T.
Campbell Ne " - Foreman Mrs
g. II Frustrrmnchrr. Mrs George
MattufdA Mrs n " Grant. Mrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

had told the members how the rev.
enue from automobile license col
lectcd by the state would pay off the
bonds by the time they matured.
&. \ Avery followed Mr.. Guthrey's
talk with an endorsement.
4 committee composed OF Clark
Field. j. A. McI<eever and w. u.
Moss was appointed by the president
Ia prepare proper endorsement Of
Mr.. Guthrcya candidacy for the of.
flee of state highway commissi oner.
after u motion had passed by unani-
nous vote 10 endorse him.
A committee composed Of y. H..
Greer, n X. Graham and T.. T..
Oberholzer wts selected to prepare
an endorsement OF the propos~d rond
bond issue. and instructed 10 forward
copies To Governor J. n, A. Robert.
ron and members OF the Legislature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
CITY CLUB OLD CLOTHES
GATHERING A SUCCESS

Final figures on the result OF tho
old clothes drive for the salvation
Army by the city club last sunday
shows that more than $40 bundles of
castoff clothing were turned over to
the salvation Army TO he gwen 10
the poor and needy of the city from
time 10 time as tho circumstances
demand.
Tho result OF tho drive was an
nouncad by Nd Wattcra chairman
Of the committee IN charge of tho
work. yesterday afternoon. Already
one unfortunate young man has
been made happy as a result of tho
work OF the city club. according TO
Mrs. Coblenx OF the salvation Army.
A young man eame In from the
country Monday niaht. where he had
been working In a dairy. lie had
cut his hand very badly ana for
some time had been unable to work.
Iiis shoes were badly worn and he
was only about half clad. lie was
given n room by the salvation Army
and yesterday was fitted out In n
suit OF wafm clothes and good
pair Of shoes from among tho num-
her brought In sunday night A job
ms dishwasher In u local hotel was
secured for him and henceforth he
In a friend and ardent booster OF tho
salvation Army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
WeeMS AND ROBERTS
RELEASED ON BOND

Frank Weems ana Carl Roberts,
charged with assault with intent to
Nil II. Curtis. q patrolman pm tho
local police force. growing but Of
the alleged attempt Of tho two men
10 hold up tho proprietor OF tho
Service cafe on Main street q few
night ago. have been released on
bonds In tho sum of $1,000 each. A
preliminary hearing VIII be held In
the court OF Justice OF tho Peace h.
e, Maxoy on Friday, Jannary J.
weems and Roberts, who are
from CollinSvllle, are also under
cash bonds to appear aud answer to
"a charge In tho city court M we'll M
the felony charge, j. N. Derry.
prominent real estate man OF tho
city, appears as security ON the bond
~ Weems In tho felony case. A. X.
Mccartney aud ". e. King are
bDndsmen for Roberts
An Information was filed by the
county attorney yesterday against
Lewis Wells charging him with re-
ceivinE stolen property m tho form
~ Ford touring car. The car IL al
legged TO have been stolen from
Henry Wright and the Information
charged that Wells knew that the
Ford was stolen property when he
bought II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
HEAVY DOCkETS IN
CRIMINAL COURTS


According To figures occurred from
tho shrrlffs office. l72b persons
were confined In the county lsl dur
lng tho pat year Df this number
only about 80 arc In IN" iail at TINS
time. The greater part OF those now
IN confinement ~ the county Jail
ar. persons awaiting trlnl. aud six
of them are charged with murder
Iiccause of the heavy drain on the
city and county FOR war workers
during IA" past siS months there
has not been u jury term OF criminal
court held IN the county since last
June
There In ~ one In me county Jail
at this time serving u inil sentence
as all those sentenced to Jail terms
have served out their time since the
last term NJ criminal court licsides
the number In iail because OF their
inability Ia make bond. II IN pointed
out that perhaps n larger number ARE
out on bond awaiting trial The
criminal dockets for tho next term
IN both the district and superior
court will bc very large nH u result
OF the long time clapsins since the
last term of criminal court was beld
The Iallrr'H record indicates that
the largest number confined In the
county jail for one month during the
year that has Just closed was is0.
who were committed during tho
month OF August. Tho smallest
number for any month was 1870.
which was received In the month ~
April. Only i3i persons were com-
mitted To Jail during tho past month.
The figures for each month as
taken from the jaller's record fol
lows: January. 100. February. i25.
March. 10. April. i2O. May, l72;
June. ~. July. i66. August. $50.
September, lac. October. i27. No
lgO, December, i3I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

llnmer cooper Airs T.. T. pb"rholl-
nor. Mrs tlost Mrlrh, Mrs -. y
Hunt. MW T T.. 6ulay. Mrs N "
uurkry Mrs j u cole. Airs .. 9.
cote. Mrs " Williams, Miss May
Esans Mrs g. - Hrownlry. Miss
TUNA McGmth. Miss Virginia swift
Mrn George B johnson. Miss liettlo
Better, Mrs ~ Nygant Mrs Rich-
ard Burkhart Mr- +. /. Lite. MIS-.
= lt BSrlin. Mrs II u Murdo'kN
Mrs T. \ Ross. Mrs " Il luSSrll J.
MIse Aic. Stringflrld, Mr-. r ".
EbriRhL Mrs \ Etnshcrg'r. Mrs y.
= Murry. Mrs g " lrit'hdrd MIS-
e. NJ Is ug-brrrV. Mr. y. Il era
hHm Ntr ! Burr GIbhuns, MiT ]
- Ihtkhnri Mrs Nu harkrndnrf
Mrr g Richardson Mrr l. . llud
son Mrs g. i tump Mrs. T. T. y.
Anrunsun Mfr Dean T. foF'rr Mrs
Idu a. Hnkrr. Nis Walter Miller
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
1919 Greetings 1919

We take This opportunity to
thank our friends and Gus
toners for their patronage
during the past year. We er-
tend 10 Vou our hurtiesf
mishes for pour success and
prosperity through the com.
ING one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
APARTMENT HOUSE WILL
BE BUILT ON NEWPORT

Plans arc drawn and q building
permit will be hsued this week for
another apartment house Il, "
Hughes. 1895 South Newport will
build the apartment the location
heing Fifteenth ana South C!ncin-
inti
Hts plans call for n three story
building aGxG0 feet. with six apart
menu The building will be ~ brick
with every monern convenience. 4
heati4 plant and laundry will occu-
Ny ID basement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

\ Liquid Digestive Laxative pleasant
To take liIpt trv one bOc bottle Tor
Indigestion or Cnust!patlon Now
made nnd recommended hy tho man
ufactutrrs OF Groves Taslcless chlll
Tonic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

tThis column II conducted for the
benefit of Your Health. Questions
are invited and will be answered by
Dr. bishop. Questions not suitable
for reply In this column VIII he an
swered by mail II stamped. addressed
envelope IL inclosed. Address letters
to pr. Rlshop. In care of this news
pnpcr)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
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Anina|
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Mrs e. u For more accurate
diagnosis Of the condition which you
believe to be "Hciatica" and rehu-
mntism" go Ia the most competent
physician available and do not ex
pect anyone to give YOU Immediate
relief
copyright 1918. by r. II. Bishop, jr)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

mania, gata, dacx guvernele aliate
permit pleca xpre Statele Unite
intro misiune AZ pace. sub con-
trolpl ofiterilor Americani, a spus
Emil J. Simon, inginer la telc-
grafia fara fir care a ajuns as
taxi aici din Europa.
sss
Amendamenlsle lui Fall respip-
Sc. - Washington. Fara a Sc
mai pune la vot ultimele amenda-
mente propuse de senatorul Fall,
Ia tratatnl de pace, au fost res
pinse.
Bryan va vorbi in Lorain. -
Lorain. - Loranlul sc pregateste
Sc faca prf1nire impozanta lui
William Jennings Bryan, care va
| veni Sc vorbeasca in acel oras in
interesul Ligei Contra Circiume-
lor.
Planuri de ! modeaniza Peru,
= Lima. - Gel mai important d
| nunt facut in vorbirea de inau-
gurare noului presedinte Legu-
ia, ieri cfnd . fost formal decla-
| rat ca presedinte constitutional, a
fost cfnd spps ca guvernul ne
gociaza ca Americani puternic,
ca financieri de a instala in Peru
un conduct de apa 81 canalizare,
81 aceasta pentru douazeci 81 pa
tru dintre cele mai mari orase din
aceia republica. El spus ca ne
gociatiile Sc apropie de o conclu-
zie promitatoare, 81 in curinfpro-
iectul va Fl pus inaintea congresu-
lui spre ratificare.
Alfonzo al Spaniel vrea sd va
da Verdunul. Paris. - Regele
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

oamenii care au plecat din Ame-
rica, dupa trimiterea banilor,
merg pc la banci Sd dntpebe daca
au sosit banii, de unde primesc
rasppnsul ca nu! pc cind, posibil,
banii zac pc masa functionaru-
lui de banca de luni de zile. Ca
menii acestia intorsi din Ameri-
ca Sc pun apoi 81 scriu bancilor
| din America dupa bapi, banl
care au -fost trimisi ds Aaceste
banci, inca de multi.
Era Gu mutt mai bine daca a.
ceste persoane ar fl scos un Gee
de banca (Draft) 81 GU acest cec
ar Fl dus la orr care banca ca
sal schimbe imediat.
Eu sfatuiesc pc toti carl tri
nit bani dincolo ca sal trimit5
! in cecuri de banca, care ct
multi mai practic ca mandatu
postal.
/. Birsan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-21

Daca corul Vaticannlui care Il
cintat Simbata seara in Central
Armory din Cleveland ar fl Gin
tat 81 vre-o doina sau o haidu-
ceasca de cele vechi de ale noa-
sire, Gu toate ca era compus din
saizeci de persoane, pc toti i-asi
Fl sarutat. - Minunat. Admira-
bill, dar Sc folos ca ma mers la
inima. C1nd 0 sa ayem un aseme-
nea corY NJ aici. Fereayca sim
tul de alta indrazneala din par
tea mea. M. In tara.
Un tinar din Pennsylvania STA
|scos dol dinti~ teferi, buni, ca sd:
| 81 puie altii de aur, acum cind
merge acasa, ca sal plaza fete-
lie. - Moda americanaNca Sc poar
te aur in gura, pc cind altii nu
stu cum sd faca mai Dlne Sa nu
sd dea de gol ca au dinti falls
in gura.
Intarirea vaselor de sticla. -
Ori ce vase de sticla, ca glQburi
Gle Tampa, pahare etc. Sc pot in
tari intro masura considerable
ca Sc reziste spargerei 81 crapa-
rel din cauza caldurei, daca lie
infasuram Gu fin 81 pun1ndu-le
intr'un vas Gu apa rece punem
vazul la foe 81 il lasam acolo pi-
ma ferbe sapa. Dupa aceea luam
vasul de pc foe 81 lasam sticlele
in apa pima Sc raceste.