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New-York tribune., 1919-09-17

delegates from Great Britain, France,
Italy and Belgium viii start on a
thirty day trip to fourteen American
industrial cities. A special train will
be chartered for the official party.
The first stop will be Philadelphia
and other places on the itinerary in
clude Washington, Pittsburgh, ST.
Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St
Paul, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Buff
falo, Niagara Falls, Boston and New
York. The tour will end early in No
vember, when the European delegations
will sail for home
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Business Items

of the @'nss1n Wlsom rishsris. fGrss d" es
pany and president OF the Fame Canning
Company, both subsidia aries of Wilson &
Co., has been elected vice president Of
pany recently purchased Wilson & Co,
Ny. Patterson began his career in the
grocery and canned goods business in his
fathers grocery store in Texas. lie is not
Yet forty years of age.
Harry Bafe. former president of Aus
tin Nichols d, Co. has been made chair
man Of the board Of directors.
the International Association Of Garment arm o
Manufacturers yesterday offered blue
deniins FOR 81 cents a yard That figure
Is cent below the market price. The
department, under the management Of
Dana ii Grant. announced the sale OF So
"nNtins company for 25ia cents a yard.
lt was said IN the cotton goods market
that gray goods, which were selling yes
'eroaY tor lo}. cents yard. are being
purchased by conVerters and made into
perrale TINS ia brio is quoted a. about
Pa cents q yard. and the cost Of con
version from the gray goods was estimated
a. approximately 81 cents yard.
visits 70 fourteen principa cities o, the
United States make I'D the travel pro-
sramme laid out for the Commercial Mis-
slons OF France, Belgium. Great Britain
and Italy Immediately following the in
tern ternational trade conference at Atlantic
train will be provided by tho Railroad
Administration to carry the sixty foreign
delegates. secretaries and trade expert,
on their swing around tho country
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Trade Conference to Discuss
Three Important Subjects
NeV York Tribune

NeU York Tribune
Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept 16-Finance,
international fair play in commercial
competition and the cost of living are
the three major topics for considera-
tion at the International Trade Confer
ence to be held at Atlantic City Sep
tember 80 to October 3. the Chamber
of Commerce Of the United States an
nounced to-day.
American business men. with trade
experts and members Of the govern
ments of Great Britain. France. Italy
and Belgium will participate in the
conference, which is called by the
Chamber of Commerce for the purpose
of discussing the economic readjust-
mont of commercial and industrial con-
ditions in the Allied countries.
After the International Trade Con-
ference at Atlantic City during the
week Of September 80 the sixty or moro
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Cable Delays Hamper
Dutch Business With L. S.

AMSTERDAM. Sept. IS. Financial
transactions with America and gen
eral business on the Amsterdam
bourse, whose quotations now are
greatly dependent on New York. have
been so seriously hampered during
the last few weeks bv the delay in
cable transmission from London to
Amsterdam that, on representations
from the Dutch press. the Foreign
once Ia taking up the matter with
the British government. The British
Viii be asked to relnquish control of
the cable. New York quotations from
London in many Instances recently
have been delayed thirty-six hours.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Gmpire Crust Cnmpanp

IyU BroadWay. New York
A quarterly dividend OF three per cent.
$50 has this day been declared upon the
capital stock Of this company payable on
September %. to stockholders OF record Ct
the close Of business, September 30 1913
Unless other instructions are filed checks
address last appea ring on our books
The Transfer Books will not he closed
MYEON J. BROWN. Secretarl.
New York. September i6 r919
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
1886 Food PrOfiteers Have
Been Punished in LOndO

LONDON, Aug. 15.-Up to date 1856
profiteers have been convicted by the
Stepheny Food Committee, and have
paid fines amounting to $4,000, while
four have served terms in prison. The
newspapers insist that more prison
sentences arc needed to bring the high
price traders to their senses
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
THE BARRETT COMPANY IN. j

quarterly dividend Of Two Dollars
lSS.oop per share has been declared On the
common Capital Stock apd q quarterly
dividend Of One Dollar and Seventy-fss
Cents tsl:75) per share on the Preferred
Capital Stock Of The Barrett COMPANY.
New Jersey. Payable on October l, 1919
to Common stockholders of record as At
the close OF business September IT. 1915,
and on October 10, 1919. TO the Preferredi
stockholders of record rs at the close Of
business September 25, 1919
ERNEST ]. STEER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
The American Agricultural
Chemical COMPANY

New York Sept IS. Isls
quarterly dividend OF one and on
Stock of this Company (No SD and =
quarterly dividend OF two per cent tzf'
on the Common Stock (No- S2l have been
declared payable October Is, 1919. -
stockholders OF record at the close OF busi-
ness on Friday. September Is. 1913
THOMAS 4. DOE Treasure.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Southern spot markets-Dallas ste;

Southern spot markets-Dallas steady.
$50 points higher. at 30.35; sales. Abs
bales. Galveston firm. 100 points higher.
at gle; sales, 700 bales. New Orleans.
steady, rs points higher. at 29.75; sales.
sos bales Mobile, nominal 25 points
higher. .s.75 sales. nil Savannah, firm,
IS points higher at 2S.75; sales, s77 bales.
Baltimore, nominal % points higher. at
9.25 sales. nil. Augusta. quiet. $50 points
higher. ct 2925; sales 1.16S bales. Mem
phis. steady. unchanged, at sec; sal les
100 bales. ST. Louis nominal, unchanged.
at 5000 sales nil. Houston, steady, 100
points higher. at gle; sales. 2.4s2 bales
Little Rock. quiet 81 points higher at
30c; sales. 351 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Railway steel-spring Company

'1- Angus 9Th, l9i',
A quarterly dividend Of one
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. q EGeIg gAs
this day been d &c AIRED on the PREFEhh.
STOCK Of this Company. payable oep..ra
ber 20, 1919. to Stockholders OF feS'
September 8. 1919.
The Transfer Books will not be cioseG d
Checks Will be mailed by Bankers i'-'
Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
London Wool Auction

LONDON. Monday. Sept. ID a.. ~
wool auction sales were reopeneec csm
day with offerings of 1o,5oo bales. .u% .r.
petition was active and prices ssnt
strong, and from 73z' to 10 pc.
dearer. The continent WIS the mls
buyer. Americans secured fine ms''''-
and crossbreds.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
'1 e. MCCORMICK. Treasursr
Tur rAtRRANKs COMPANY.

The Board OF DirectoTs has decIs1. ths
Of the accrued surplus earnings 0, ,s-
Company quarterly dividend OK IVY ire
cent ESQ on the Preferred stock o. ~
Company. PAYABLE on The first day a.
October. 1915, TO stockholders OF recotu ,s,n
he close OF business on september sS.oT
THE TRANSFER BOOKS WILL
BE CLOSED. .~v
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Railway steel-sprtnx Company

oU CNurcn oFTset, -'ew II - 1efs
A quarterly dividend OF TWO "a
CENT. ESQ has this day. been dn.ny dec.sny
on the COMMON STOCK OF shis Con.p.S.k ono.p.o.k.
payable September 80. 1919. 70 e''
holders Of record September IS. lsls.
The Transfer Books Will not be ST,ss.
Checks Will be mailed by BANKERS 49,
Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK

New York. Sept. IS. 1872
A quarterly dividend Of two and or,
half per cent. free of tax. be and hefee,
is declared on the capital stock OF u,
bank, payable on and after October 10. "
mess September 27th. 1919.
f. e ANDRUSS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

,,raater: Butter Rsceipts were 1850 packages
59l2c; extras, o. score 5SM5Sl,c: frsts 20
soan to 81 ss, score 54'a @57lsc, nrsts, 50 TO 50
sSGr@, sg :, ~ 80 'ie seconds sa TO 81
unsalted. higher than extras. siis s0p63 &c:
extras, 90 u 06lc hrsts 54M69l2c: sec =
onds, ftl :, 81 a 63c; state dairy tubs. finest,
mon mon TO fa!r 46m5lc; ladies. current make.
iirsts. 46i2 @+7 nc; seconds 45@46ls
lowsr nnyrsn, sradGs r,1. ttp4tsc: psekins stock.
44@ ~ nc; lower grades. 42@43lac
Cheese. Receipts were 7.544 boxes in
state. whole milk fresh flats, colored or
white. lb.. 30ia oslo; average run, % ~ %
zoe; lower grades. 2od 29c; held, fats, spe-
cials, @oi2 q 81 l2c; average run. 3oc. twins
specials, colored or white, 3oA q 3Ola c
average run. 20 = q SOC; Wisconsin whols 8
mlk, twins. fresh. 3o@$o3c: Single
Double Daisies. fresh, 31M31'ac: Young
Americas. 32Ec: Cheddars Canadian in
bond: p 4 @ IS 'ac: state Skins, specials,
- n &c; prime to choice rs "a zoe: fair to
good, 11W17c; lower grades, 7Ml3c
Eggs. - Receipts 15.7s7 cases
extra frsts. 52@54c Hrsts. 47Q51c: sec
onds, 42@ Acc; under grades. 35M41c: dir
ties, No. !. 3S q 4Oc; No 2 and poorer, 500
31c: checks good to choice dry $40 csc; :;
charges paid to expiring dates. 45@ 4sc ;
seconds, 43 % 44c; state, Pennsylvenia and
nearby Western, hennery whites. fine to
fancy, 73 q 76c; fair 70 prime, s0G72c;
TIC; Pacific Coast whites. express. fancy,
75c; freight 62@63c other Western and
Southern. gathered whites. 50@68c state
Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery browns
fancy, 62 a Sc; gathered brown and mixed
coiors, graded fancy, $50 SIC; fair to
prime, 4S@54c.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
once of tho United Gas Improvement

\. W. Corner Broad and Arch Stless ,sss
Philadelphia. September ~. Ia q
The Directors have this day deciAiis, 90
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. 70
per share). payable october 10. bas.
stockholders OF record at th. close u ~, ts
ness September 80 slf. Ch@chs ~.
mailed " MORRIS. Treasu..---
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
COttOnseed Oil

C"ttonseed Oil-There was an active de-
mana from shorts in the market yester-
DAY. The October position advanced 20
points for tho day. while the later posi-
tlons were ~ to 40 points higher Spot
oucrs were light. and this. together with
'hc firinness In cotton and Ia Tx of o better
export business in lard inspired a better
uenand Sales for the day were $500
barrels
The range of prices follows:
Open High Low Clnaa l,lnn,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool cables-Spot cotton in mod
crate demand at points decline on the
American 5000. Imports 5000 all Ameri-
can. Futures opened steady at to l5
points advance. Closed steady at so to 80
points advance September and October,
1864: December. 1862 January. 1859; /;
March. 1850; May, 1s.40. Manchester :
Yarns in good demand; cloths good in
~,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Cereals

Wheat-The premiums for cash wheat
for milling purposes especially IN the
spring wheat section. continue very strong
and reports received yesterday from the
Northwest said that millers are now pay
ing premiums for the lower grades above
the minimum prices recently fixed by the
Grain Corporation. The action OF the
market denotes a scarcity of good milling
wheat and consequently flour prices are
ruling firm despite the recent decline in
coarse grains.
In the mean time. wheat is moving IN
quite large volume and mills are busily
According to the statistics received by
from the farms during the week ended
September 5 we're S5.94l. 900. compared
with "a, 900 Tor the corresponding week
last year. while the production Of flour
amounted to 100000 barrels, against
2,674, 600 last year
firmer tone and al the close OF the day
values were rs to cents net higher The
offers were distinctly smaller. and there
a noticeable hesitation the part
of bears about pressing the selling side.
Sentiment was divided and the trade was
a good deal puzzled over whet her the
recent upturn is merely rally from the
pronounced weakness experienced of late,
or whether Il means that bearsh condi-
tions have been discounted and that the
market is working toward a higher level.
sharp break had discounted the bearish
factors III the situation. there little
IN the market to inspire new buying. There
vas. however. some Improvement in the
domestic cash demand which would seem
to Indicate that consumers considered the
market low enough
On the other hand. decline OF so points
in the hog market and continued weakness
IN sterling exchange served to check
bullish enthusiasnl and The small volume
or business during the day due to
the fact that tradeYA we're awaiting de-
Nelopments.
Yesterdays Previous Year
corn. NO y ; yell sl.ssA *i.S4 s,'sss4 asS,
Chicago
Tspssmssr. BgssmSsa 1ss,s 1ss's 1850 1852 1854
Oats-The oats market was firmer. in
sympathy with corn and reports of d
fairly active cash demand The West in
local grain merchants reported a better
demand from the country. The EXPORT
outlook. however. was not encouraging
snd advices from Great Britain said that
at TO l0c under American prices
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York; close. close ago.
Oat3. No.
white so'oa 1872 xo.;,'za.,s <o.s11s
September g. ISL .plL
December. .69a. TX 70
Ryc.Market firm
Yesterdai's previou, Year
Cash. No. 2 West. *l5s si5414 s1..s
Flour and Meal-Quotatsons were:
vo,,.. 1esterday's Previous Year
MIN" pstsnt sl1.5s $3.50 sif.oo 1fS
Cornneal, yellow 4.10t94.2O 4.IO@4.e0 4.5O
bran. 1900 1880 445O@45.OO -
Rye flour 1850 '.5O 7.:5@ $50 8.:5
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
ANDREW M>coEMArK. Az :ioneer
RE; LAR AUCTION SAl.H
STOCKS MD BONDS
BY ADRIAN u. NtiisE.: \ ~D>
HI'i &c. - :, il.,.iA>.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. i;VH. 1870.

-'' -. w ' = -. ~ W -
w'n> tsp,N. SEPT. i;rH. 1870.
EAr'-tA.-.,N sA}6eSEOCs}.
NoS a. AN-'- ~ y f,SE,I STREET.
BY ordel ol ..rstin Minor, as Trustee
Of M9rs n Trueit d Co.. Bankrupts
2S5 ssS Mevrimo Valley power &
Bu.ldinr 20. y T q
l9 .7assF sas Fo'ary n, h!nF 1o; 1p;1n'ns NJ,
b. ord. Of Administretor: '''
- sns- Iirst National Bank OF An,e-
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concern
l20 shs. The Machine Tool Eng gincer-
s9 So rhe yerxa Company common.
80 shs. Mills B-ebe Corpu
20 2"e shs .'iinieal Filn CO. Inc. prefd.
$iH.TNo Sups tior California Farm Land
-. Adi. M'se. s'e income BIDS
$4,000 Louisiana Dent COMMITTEES for
New Orleans Mobile & CHAT r. 4
So Bds CT. Of Deposit,
5000 Fits WhssLins & Lake Erie
Deposit
$1,000 Detroit: Toledo & Ironton r r.
9ee Adj. Bond 1894. June. 1914,
800 shs. Ala British Columbia
Metals Co
$500 shs. jim butler ronopah Mining Co.
500 shs Mckinley Darragh- Sava ge
Mines ot Cobalt. Ltd.
800 ahsl Temskaning Mining Co, Ltd
300 shs. La Rosa Mines. Ltd
200 shs. Tonapah Extension Mining Co
90 shs Kerr Lake Mines. Ltd
500 shs. Standard Silver-I.ead Mining
Co.
800 shs. United Mines Co. of Arizona
e4S shs Atlas Yarn Co. common.
1000 shs The Canadian Gold Silver
Mining Co
$500 shs ORC Fiat Consolidated Mining
Co.
l,l0o shs Concord Mining Co
900 shs. Greene Consolidated Gold Co
500 shs The Consld. Electric Light &
Power Co
100 shs. Averell Insulating Conduit Co
loo shs. The Railway Cab Electric Sig
nal Co.
i2e shs. Industrial Development Co
shs. Scotmints Co. Inc. common.
shs. Scotmints Co, Inc prefd
$500 Georgia Coast e. Piedmont z
f. 80 Inc. Deb Bd
30 shs Georgia Coast & Piedmont r
R I'd Pfd.
$4,000 The Fiower-Thompson Medica
$500 Long Island City 90 Impt Ctf
10 shs. Madison Ave. 4 96th street Co
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Sugar and Coffee

sugar-The entire country continues to
clamor for refined sugar. and while large
receipts at United States Atlantic port.
volume. with a constantly increasing dis
trioution. this sugar has not as vet
reached actual consumers. Cuban stativ-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17

sales Open High. Low. Last.
b5 do mr. 10 10 10 10
37GS Marland Ret. "a IA .l+ LIZ
10 tIhin Tuel sun 53i, 53i. 53l. I3ta
5l6 Ohir Fuel OH. ~ ~ <, 20
1850 pits @ & o. H.. ~. a N's
1000 pms larn,ur I;c 17c lOc 1Oc
f1oo ,itts XII Shus 50c soc 5Oc 5Oc
80 Pitts Brewing ~. Ilx .ls ..x
40 do pr.,... I6's lO"t Iu!A ~.
80 Pitts + C.. l3t t@ I33.s t'H.1
"a KV Eas, Oil. 5"x 3as ,"s :"s
ia Riv West on MHA 3t"s ~ ~
% linton Gas ... 1910 t?b IHy X
Il West 4 b Il.Ik lt@'x ll"'. i'!'s
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Grants
Europe a Credit
OF 500, 600. 600
Loan to Provide for Pur-
chases of Foodstlffs.
Hides and Skins Ar
ranged: South America
Seeks Capital Here

Private cables received from Argcn-
tina yesterday brought The informal
ton that tina, government had ar
ranged credit of 100000 900 for
European nations which desire TO
purchase foodstufs and hides and
skins there Although no specific con-
hrmation OF the report from the Ar
gentine could be obtained, South
American bankers here expressed
knowledge that negotiations for such
an operation had been going on
More than year ago the Argentine
government gave joint credit OF
$500 600 900 to be spent in that coun-
try 10 the Allies. Cor whom Great
Britain and France acted The fund
wa soon exhausted. and, as early as
las April, the Allied nations appeal
ed Cor an additional loan of 5000 OO0.
900. The first one was to mature two
years after issuance. unless retired
earlier
The original loan, initiated by the
governments. Was handled by the Bank
Of the Nation. a governmental bank.
which sold certificates of participation
TO other Argentine banks and also to
Tor" cn banks with branches there.
Inc mint agreed to rediscount any
ina. could NC, be digested. but the
banks "cr" able to absorb the entire
oNerng. The in.cstment Yields about
o'2 PEE cent. and. from the national
pom o rlcv. vas tantamount to
long tme cyedie on purchases.
S2CA,Ute 10o Loan Opposed.
opposit.o- ,p another 5000 .ooo 900
oar va, f4.fy Njdospreau in Ar
gentine governmental circles when the
question was frs brought up last
Spr'ng in' Fiew prevailed tha, the
banks we're loaded up with as much
paper Of that kind as they couiG afford
to take and that the issuance of more
YOU'D Dut nca.y strain OF the mint.
hls position gained strength from
NC statement by several Of the ,aad-
nE banks tha. 'hey wouid not care
TO participate in further EuroDcan
ANanciog Of tia. time.
~. tn> pressure for aid continued,
a. iNrop has been a heavy buyer Of
ArEeEfIn" raw materials. and thr s,g-
ges was made that loan 70, s1O0.-
100000 De granted. Bankers here have
Deer .i2evtng news on The subject.
Despite thc fact that Argentine is
able 10 extend credit TO its custo-
mers, bankers interested in the south
ern hemisphere assert that it. like all
the other South American govern
merits. is grea.lr IN need OF foreign
loans. One o. the foremost banking
authorities or South America in this
country estimated yesterday that the
South American countries could prof
ltab1y use no less than from $3.50, ,OO0.-
900 70 $1,000 100000 in the near fu
tlro. and expressed the. view that
most OF i will be sought in this
country, unless. as he suggested. Great
Britain should borrow the money here
and then relend it to South America.
Although industry is in prosper
OPS condition in South America, most
OF the governments are rather pow
erty stricken. Bankers attribute their
impecunious condition to inefncicncy
and IN some cases dishonesty in Gus
toms administration. 1t has been said
that Brazil, whose firancia! status is
considered unsatisfactory by some
bankers here. could pay off all its in
debtedness in five years if its Gus
toms were ably administrated
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Consolidated EXCHANGE

| | ma - ,r2.!e or this exchange, 70 shares
Iia.sate e'.s sri prices yesterday for the
move ct .i.a,ss loi'on:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17

BIDS offered on the s;ocns % cotton
ducks at the recent sale of textiles ha ge
been re iected by the United States army
1T announced yesterday. Oner3 were
in all cases materially below market prices
and 1T predicted at the time OF tho
sale that the government would refuse 10
let the merchandise 90 at the figures
named. 1t is believed shat the duck will
again be offered for sale when the cotton
goods market IL reported as being hrmer
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live steers, fair to
prime, 100 lbs. 3
Dressed beef sides,
ID.
Live veals, COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs 49,.
Dressed veal, city,
ID.
Live ewes, 100
lb.
Dressed mutton,
city, lb.
Dressed | a m b >,
city. 10.
Hogs, 100 lbs.
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs.
Dressed hogs. ba-
con, Id.
Mess beef. Dbl. =.
La I'd. mid. West,
100 lbs.
Mess pork, bbl.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Boston Curb

Hld Askedl Bid Asked
Airplanc - y: La Rose. 35 40
BOErnia... ~: NJ a los: ic % 20
Iios & MonS2 S4 Mex Mills s
Butte Lon. II - Moiav Tung1I J3
I ala veras. Us - Mi !. & Il 10
'hamplon.. New Doug x 10
Chief Cons. 33s 37s New Baltic o3A 1
Cons Copper 6ns 61s Nixon % .,
crwn Rsv 30 3S Onondaga 16 40
Crystal new57 60 iRngr Pete 1{s 2
Dcnbigh 80 81 Rainier IL
Eagle & b. 2is IA SYN Mtls o8 80
Fortun . IA W MI p s g
Holna .2 20 81 Texana 65 6,
ljoughton SOC IA Ctd Yer Ext45 46
Blossom 30 46 Victoria .95c l
Iron Cap..11E2 1914 Yukon . IA 1az
New-York tribune., 1919-09-17
Detroit

Dontinental Motor liA. llM IIl3 ll1z
Federal Truck.... 52li 5?t4 52In 52L
FORD .......-..... I8i 4Sl AZ? 4S2
I.inderman ...... 2OI. oOI, nOll oolk
Michigan Sugar. Is I3 I2aI I2a.
i.eo '..'....... 30"s oO"s 3Oas 304n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
G o N v o G A R E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Ammonia din st. Louis,
Mo-, convoaca pc toti membrii sal
a lua parte la adunarea generala
lunara, care Sc va tinea in seara
zilei de Simbata, 20 Septembrie
1919, in hala Sirbilor din al 8-lea
81 Barry Street.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
7.3O p. N. precis.
Avind in vedere chestiunile i'm
portante ce sunt de rezolvat, sunt
rugati staruitor toti fratii mem
bril- fl prezenti la aceasta Sc
dinta
In numele societatii ,,Armoni-
"a din st. Louis, Mo-:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22
(Urmare J

s. Sc gindi daca nu pacatuieste
fata de memoria iubitului Ell ca sd
dea inima llnui alt tlnar. Daea
sufletul lui. pc care credea ca p,ii-
teste in ltimile ceresti no va
blestema ca La uitat 81 La schim-
bat Gu un altul, Gu eel dintiiu "a
re ia esit in Gale 81 la spus ca 0
.iubeste?
s-sp.Framintata de gindurile aceste
I9 resgindi. Isl puse in gind Sc
1fr1mai iubeasca. Sc puma friu por-
4lirilor inimei, 81 Isl puse intreba-
rea daca va putea. 'Se scutura lh
Iespunsul eel veni pc buze. Err.
t3para 81 plina de viata 81 patimile
gmenesti sunt mari 81 ispititoare
n earl Gu gren le va putea pune
1riu.
Ce pacat ca nu NURSE de rama
Ie care o purta in spate 81 care
Elcepuse sd Sc vindece. Ar fl scii-
1SSt de toate, sbuciumarile sufle-
1eti, 81 sufletul ei s ar Fl urcat Ia
Seruri ca Sd se imprenne en- al III
xitului ei Sandu, care NURSE gu
mele 81 ~ buze
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-22

Stinse luminarea 81 adormi I'll
gindul cd doua ri Sc verse pi-
catura de speranta pc inima iul
Vasile, fripta de setea iubirii.
A doua ri, pc la orele noua So
81 dina Frunzescu 81 Voica pri-
mi ca in tOtdeauna Gu un suris
binevoitor pc buzele Ell rumene 81
carnoase.
Dina FrunZescu puse un cOSulet
de razachie pc masa 81 scotind din
ell un ciorchine care avea Mise
boabe mari 81 galbene ca lamiia
il 1ntinse Voichei zicind:
,,Poftim, fetita mamei. Char
All lam cules 81 sunt dulci ca mie-
rea."
Voica lua ciorchinele, multumi
81 rupind 0 boaba, duse la gura
Dupa ce mesteca boaba zise:
,,Ce bun 81 ce dulce! Va mul-
tumesc dina Frunzescu. Nu Stir
cind am Sc flu in stare sa va pla
tesc bunatatea 81 binefacerilt
D-tra." "
,,Cind vel putea draga. cind ye
putea, nu sunt tare grabita sam
rasplatesti, caci inca ma VENT
timpul. Pima atunci insa, te ros
Sd ma iubesti, asa dupa cum est
iubita de mine," respunse doam
ma Frunxescu zimbind 81 netezin
du-i fruntea, 81 dupa citeya mo
mente urma
Ute, vezii A incepnt sa-ti crea