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The state herald., 1919-08-22
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Clara Prior of Champion,
Neb., has been elected to tearh the
school in district No. IA.
Misses Elma and Edna Youtsey
will teach the Fairfield school Miss
Elma will have charge of the upper
grades and Miss Edna the lower
grades.
Herbert Dilling of Indiana and
Miss Ruth Gieseking will teach the
Amitie school. Mr.. Dilling will have
charge Of the sth and 9th grade work
and Miss Gieseking the remainder of
the school. 1t is thought that the
new school house will be completed
in time for the opening of theschool.
Charles j. Hoschouer has been g.
lected principal Of the Paoli school
to succeed Wesley Miller who re-
Gently resigned to accept the prin-
cipalship of the Haxtun schools.
The 23rd teachers institute clos
ed at Sterling last Friday. The
enrolment was 800 and the Institute
was success in every way. The
county superintendents met at the
close of the institute and elected
for the coming year. Jessie Lee
Moore Of Yuma county, President;
Myrtle Crawford of Washington
county, Secretary; Emma Carlson Of
Sedgwick county, Treasurer. The
Executive Committee selected Akron,
Colorado as the place of the next
metingof the institute and the met
ing will be held Aug. 2, to 10, 1920.
Miss Sarah Johnson of Denver re-
signed as teacher Of the 9Th and 9th
grades Of the Haxtun schools.
Miss Bertha Stecker resigned as
teacher of the Pleasant View school
last week. Miss Steckcr has ac-
ccpted position in Holyokc for the
fall and winter.
The work on the new Holyokc
grade school is progressing very
rapidly and it is expected that the
brick work will be completed within
the next ten days and ready for the
roof.
The school board of district rs are
adding to thl coQfcniewi OF thu
school by addiiie 8n d scssibi'n aud
new furniture.
Sihool boards and natrons are n
gain reminded that the opening of
schools is ~ hand and in order that
the children may get the most ont of
the years work to see that the text
books are provided. Since there are
no dealers handling the books il will
he necessary to order books from the
publishers or book houses by mail
Liberty school board is having the
interior of the school house painted
and decorated this week thus adding
to the comfort of the teacher and
pupils for the coming year. Teach
ers and children appreciate home
like appearing school rooms.
County Supt Of Schools.
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For Sale.

One second. hand Forlson Trncto,
One No. 2 Oliver plow for nbovs
tractor One m Rodcrick Lear
Disc complete with tandem. outni
used less than 30 days. Complete
outfit for $4,000 cash.
". r. Miles.
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NOTICE.

stasv n dss0ssds fnrnty Of Phil
lips, ~. In the District Court.
In the matter of the application of
Charles I. Kizzire TO register the title
to the Northeast Quarter of Sec
ton 4, in Township Z, North of Range
~, West Of the 9th Principal Merid-
ian.
Notice of Answer.
The People of the State of Colo
RADIO To George !. kizzire, plaintiff u
hove named greeting. YOU are hereby
notified that the defendant S. G.. FL
der has appeared in the above entitled
action and prays the court to set a.
side and declare the decree entered
herein as void and of no force and
effect. A copy of the Answer filed
by the Defendant. S. C. Elder. is here
to attached and made u part of this
notice.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the said District Court Mt Holyoke
Colorado, in said county, the Ith dnv
Of July A. d. 1919.
W. q. Holland.
Clerk Of the District Court
Phillips County. Colorado
fSEAL.l
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.p,,lll.l,nd Ang es.:e Hepl 5.l?
SUMMONS oN AGr,III4c,hhyIoS AL, FOR

soM"'N ,tEsiIsTitATiOS.
s,,,, of Colorado, county of Phillips
al. In The District Court No. iit.
N'u.,rx Mnyinnd.r plnlnilff versus
Swan 81 Milln.r !. " Tnl.yn Ma,
Clarence x iier~e nn1 w" N"'''e"" ''''''
gage X Trust Company ,t.. ,,,.
knoWn Claiming any tlsht title estate iian
or interest In the real .r'at. arse''"'" '"
III. applleation herein drf.ndnnu
nh. reopi. Of ~" state of Colornn '"
,he nbov. named p-f.ndnntr-urrrunH,
You are hereby nuininoned nnn r.sl..,
10 answer the Application of the nppirnnt
niaintin In the abov. entitled nppn., IT,,
lion for registration of the follow.ua lhnn
situate IN Phillips county 'olors"o 'owt
The north east quarter 'ncs ot 80.
,Ion three f5) IN township six ~ nortn
n range for'y.rir uD west of inc e'h y
" And to ME your answer to the ssid np;
piirntlon In the ofilc. of he clerk Of .nld
|ro,ltt In nnid county WITHIN twenty dsys
nfi.r the service 81 this Hinmone upon
you exclusive of the day ot such eervire
and II you fail to answer tho esid sppll.
|rntion within the iirir afor1rsid the ar.
piichnt plain'ir In this acton VIII Apply
10 tho Court for tho relief demanded In
Witness, " Il floiisnd clerk I9f said
court and the seal thereof at HeIyoks
Colorado In said county ana state this
'T,h day n June A,,p isi,,
! n Painter Attorney
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N. {. CHURCH.
Baptist Church.

Rev. J. NJ. Gardner, Pastor.
Sunday School 10 40
Preaching ut II 40 a m
Preaching at 500 n M
Subjects
Morning-The work of the Holy
Spirit.
Evening No condemnation
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Christian Church.

Sunday School at lO:3u
Communion at LAO
Preaching at 1900
&c Eat 40
Preaching Mt $40
Everybody most cordially welcome.
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fSEAI.l !

NOTICE or APpIlCATlnN ~
No'''' STATE LAND ,.,.,
once Of the state Board o' '""' ''
MISSION pcnver. Colo August 18th 1919.
Malta. n hereby given that .......'',,,.
APPLICATION has. been made TO ,sss s.,ua,. ats
toho3~vi,,m1k. roanty Colorado towit
7" N az section 5s township Z noru 2,
,a~we n wrst application number b''s.
'unm ~ SECTION 10 township norhh @,
range ,c west application number BON
lIimmuniiy application ..,... ,,a, all
,,Lnr n.rsons desiring 10 hio an nppl.ts
Inn 10 lease Mi or any part of THIS pa, uso
of land must ME sam. N ms ,ns, "Wsr !, III
". '" ,tnn ,o lease the above described Mhu-
Vii, Il. cons,dcrcd after rnId dnt"
WI" Wv y VIVIAN
p..,s,., state hoard land Commission
.,..r,.,t-,,., An, 90 30 Gent sci.
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Make your arrangciir or
the county fair.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03

phis. She attended the New Years
dance at Clarksdale, Miss
Russell Johnson of Wheatley, who
was recently discharged from the
army at Camp Pike, visited friends
and relatives here last week
Miss Melba Terrell, who has been
employed in the offices at the court
house, has gone to Charleston, Miss,
where she has accepted a position.
Don't forget j. F. Hunter when you
need anything in the hardware line.
He has bought the Schichtl stock OF
hardware and is now open for bust
ness in the old stand occupied by
Schichtl. al
Harold Derrick returned Wednes-
day to Castle Heights to resume his
school work. He was accompanied
to Memphis by his father, H. b.
Derrick.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Rauscher of
Forrest City attended the Elks dance
Wednesday night. While here she
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. c..
Rauscher.
Back in business again. ! certain
ly hope to receive a liberal share of
your patronage. New dry cleaning
and pressing machinery installed and
am now ready for business. Phone
1852. Auto delivery. Brian Frazier.
q
After spending the holidays here
with relatives and friends Miss Floy
Johnson has returned to Hazen to
public school
Misses Mary and Amy Curtis of
Haynes attended the dance at the
Elks Home Wednesday night While
here they were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs ]. b. Daggett.
Mrs r. F. Wood, Miss Margaret
| Pattie Wood, Tom, Jr., and Clark.
returned to their home in Little
Rock this morning after two weeks
visit with relatives here.
| Lieut. Hugh Robertson, who has
been here visiting his parents, Judge
and Mrs. f. d. Robertson, during the
! holidays, has returned to Ellington
Field, near Houston, Texas.
Jesse Phillips of Haynes. who is at
I the Great Lakes Training Station
Great Lakes, H.. is at home on a
4 furlough. He spent Wednesday In
Mariana greeting his many friends
Miss Virginia Bush will leave the
first of the week for Atlanta, Ga.
10 spend the remainder of the holi
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Call at Hunters hardware store,
formerly Schichtl's store, and buy
what you need in the way of hard
ware. sll
Luther Nothern, who has. been at
Camp Pike, has received his dis
charge and returned home.
]. H. Jennings of 'Covington, Tenn,
has been the guest of his brother,
w. c. Jennings, the past week.
Call Brian Frazier, 352, for clean
ing, pressing and altering. New
machinery, expert workmen, quick
service. "a
Miss Marjorie Smith, who is at
tending school here, spent the holt
DAYS with her mother in Wheatley.
Misses Andrews, Short and Horner
of Helena spent Wednesday night at
the home of Mrs. j. T. Robertson.
Capt. Richard McCulloch and wife
of Little Rock have been here this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Private Luther G. Bunch of Oak
Forrest has been discharged from
Camp Pike, and has returned home.
Corporal Albert II. Smith OF Oak
Forrest is at home on furlough OF
ten days from Camp Greenleaf, Ga.
Mrs. Ben Elder was called to Dai
las Tuesday on account of the seri
Gus illness of her sister, Mrs Belle
Drake
Dudley Peete and Mayo Harris
went to Newport today to- attend
dance tonight and visit friends sew
eral days.
Roy Webb, who has been in train
ing at the naval station at San Diego
Calf, is here visiting his brother
d. E. Webb
Rev. Campbell of Helena will con
duct services at the Christian church
in this city next Sunday evening
January 5.
Miss Virginia King expects to re
turn Sunday to Colonial College
Washington, after having spent th'
| holidays at home.
Miss Sue Hicks spent the holiday
here with home folks and has re
turned to Hazen where she is teach
ing in the public school.
Miss Dorothy Block, a charming
/ young lady from Wynne, has beel
the guest of Judge and Mrs. E. L
| Robertson this week.
Miss Eta Katzenstein is the CUES
of Miss Henrietta Strausner in Men
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DAYS as the guest of Misses Gambler
and Dobbs. From Atlanta she will
go to Randolph Macon College to re-
sumo her studies.
Frank Wright, who was recently
discharged from the army at Camp
Pike, spent several days here the
first of the week visiting relatives.
He left yesterday for Blytheville
where he and his brother, Gordon
Wright are in business. :.
Lieut.. Olin McAlexander. in the
naval aviation service at Pensacola,
Florida, spent the past week here
with friends and relatives. He left
last night for New York, Chicago,
Norfolk and Newport News, which
cities he will visit before returning
to Pensacola.
Our hardware store, formerly own
ed and operated by j. N. Schichtl, Is
now open for BUSINESS. Our stocks
are full and complete and embrace
heavy and shelf hardware of all kinds
stoves, ranges, harness and saddle
goods, logging supplies, cutlery
queensware, etc. We extend very
cordial invitation to our friends to
give us a call. ]. F. Hunter. al
Wyatt Newbern, who has been in
an officers training camp at Camp
Hancock, Ca, has been mustered
out of the service and returned home
Mr.. Newbern was formerly cashier
of the Peoples Savings Bank. He
is now employed by the Newbern
Wholesale Grocer Company.
Mrs. J. T. Robertson entertained
with a formal breakfast party at hel
home on North Mulberry street
| Thursday morning, complimentary tt
her son. James Robertson, who was
home for the holidays. The -four
course breakfast was served al
small tables, seating tours, and dane
ing was interspersed, making The
morning altogether delightful.
Brian Frazier has purchased ant
installed new machinery for a dry
cleaning plant and has opened fol
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03

business in the Morris Lesser build
ing near the public school. He Is
thoroughly equipped to turn out the
very best work and requests that all
his old customers and many new
ones favor him with their patronage.
His phone number Is 1852. Auto de-
livery service. "A
Mrs. II. p. Hays of Edmonson. has
returned home after having spent
several days here visiting Mrs. A. G.
Cahopa.
Mrs. H. N Beauchamp. accom-
panied by her little son, Herbert.
and her baby. and Mrs. b. F. Latta,
went to Jonesboro Sunday where
they were called on account OF the
illness of their sister, Mrs. w. S.
Martin, who was operated on for APP
pendicitis.
Angus Mahan, we'll known cotton
buyer who has been in the aviation
! service of the government, has been
mustered out Mr. Mahan's home is
I in Memphis. but prior to his enlist
ment he was stationed here as repre-
sentative of Coate Bros. 1t is under
stood Mr. Mahan will at once return
| to Mariana and resume his former
/ connection with Coate Bros.
! H. Gilberg, proprietor of Gilberg's
i Exclusive Shoe Store, will leave Sun
day for st. Louis to spend four days
attending the annual convention of
the retail shoe dealers of America.
This is by far the most important
gathering of shoe men held any
where i'm the nation. The styles for
the coming season. the prices and all
matters pertaining to the shoe trade
will be discussed and practically set
tied at this convention. Mr.. Gilberg
expects to bring back to Mariana
all the latest ideas concerning the
shoe situation for the coming spring
and summer. and he will make his
purchases to conform. to the latest
developments in the shoe situation
"a
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

al
Mrs. J. l.. Altman spent the latter
mart of last week in Memphis.
Thinking of painting? Phone T.
= IIohhs s31
Mrs. Exter Clifford spent the latter
mart of last week in Memphis.
Now is the time to paint. Phone
m Hobbs *31
A. R. Wooten has moved from
Rondo to his farm on Route 3.
Phone 1852, Brian Frazier, for clean
ing, pressing and altering. -
Morris Wilenzick is in Truman
looking after business matters.
!, Break your Cold or LaGrippe with a
few doses of 666. IT
. Miss May Devere spent Christmas
with her parents in Blytheville.
Mrs. Webster Johnston went to
Memphis the first of the week.
Miss Mary Stephens of Wynne, is
the guest of Miss Ida Lee Crouch.
Miss Jennie Hicks is visiting Miss
Matte Craig Holloway at Searcy.
Geo. Norris of Blytheville spent
Sunday here with his wife and baby.
Miss Marine Wheat of Lake Village
is the guest of Miss Lula Mae Will
Jams.
MY-T1SM-Antise Reliev.
es Rheumatism, Sprains. Neuralgia,
etc. IT
Mrs l.. Shaul and Miss Irene Shaul
spent the first of the week in Mem
phis.
Bob Gist of Lexa attended the
dance at the Elks Home WEDNESDAY
night.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
make the lowest price.
terial

Miss Ruth Smith of Wynne is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ID. Smith.
Meyer Wilenzick of Truman is
spending this week in Mariana visit
ing his mother.
Bob Johnson of Newport attended
the dance at the Elks Home We'd
nesday night.
Buy your hardware of all kinds
from ]. F. Hunter, formerly the
Scbichtl store. *11
Mrs. r. j. Farmer of Little Rock Is
the guest of Mrs. Harry Word at the
Hotel Mariana.
Mrs. Frank Deaderick ana two sons
of Ashville, N. c., are here, visiting
friends and relatives.
A. p. Bonner is with ]. F. Hunter
in the latter's hardware store.
Friends of Mr.. Bonner are invited
m coll and see him. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathis of Brickeys,
attended the dance at the Elks Club
Wednesday evening.
Zoll Smith, wife and baby spent
the holidays with friends and reia'
tives at Sturgis. Miss.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
the place to buy building material

Northern and Clifton Harrington
left yesterday for ST. Louis or bust
ness trip,
Miss Leona Verhoeven spent Christ
mas in Helena with her sister, Mrs.
H. j. Hays.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03

For concrete work of all kinds see
j. w. Fielder, the concrete contractor
stf
Tom Clifford has been discharged
from the army and has returned
home.
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additional Locals on Rage A.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03

WILLIAMSON, Vice President
CLARK, v. Pres. (Active)
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-03

j. r. FELTON,
r. NJ. BURKE
o. S. CLARK
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O. /. WILLIAMSON
JACOB SHAUl
r. /. NIXON
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-07
Hastings 1919
Seed Ca&aEGg Free

It's ready now. One hundred hand
someiy illustrated pages with brilliant
cover in natural coiors. It's both
beautiful and helpful and all that is
necessary to get it is postal card
request. You will find our 1919 cata-
lngue a well worth while book.
Hastings Seeds are sold direct by
mail. You will never find them on
sale in the stores. We have some
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buy from US by mail. We please and
satisfy them, and we can please and
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Planting Hastings Seeds in your
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NO INCREASE IN SALARIES.N

MeXicco City Feb. 5-On the ground
that they. have violated an article of
the constitution which prohibits in
creasing the salaries Of PUBLIC serv-
ants during their terms of office.
President Garranza has rejected the
measure passed by congress increas-
ing the salaries of /4nembers of the
chamber of deputies, increasing the
GALAXY of the president and\providing
fol the payment in full of government
omployesrwho now are receiving only
= percent of their salaries.
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NON -COMpATANT
SUFFERED ALSO
A Y. M. c. A. WORKER TELLS OF
CONDITIONS IN THE HEART
OF BATTLE ZONE.

Chio7go, Feb 6-According to Frank
Van Epps. recently returning in bad
shape from four of the war fronts of
Europe, the non-cOmbatant over there
was pretty much in the position of
the traditional innocent bystan69r, on.
~ more so. Van Epps, Y. NJ. c. A .
worker, was torpedoed sheiled, work
ed into a pink haze of half-conscious-
ness as a stretcher bearer, and then
blown up in an cid barn by a Hun
aviator. Two other secretaries of the
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"" were in the barn at the same
time, having SET up shop while TWEEN
~ three others went back fer sup
plies. This was at the edge of the
famous Argonne Forest. The eXplo-
sion of the aerial bomb blew Yan Epps
practically out Of his uniform, and the
falling rafters almost ruined him. He
returned to the United States in an
army uniform. carrying the remnants
Of his own ina iJughboy's limp" with
a few other relics Of his lively en-
counters with the war as n0n-com
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Blatant
Van Epps' experience was not uni.
cue, except that he was assaulta by
fortune and the Huns in more differ
ent ways than usually falls to the
lot of any except those in the fight
ing units.
There weren't any innocent bystan-
ers in thta war, anyway" he said
We were all doing the best We could
t. beat the b0che-and we took our
medicine the best we could when it
was served to us"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Traian 81 Avram Iancu
Regele Muntilor' din Canton, o.,
a deschis un termen de 80 zile
pentru inscrierea de membrii
noui in societate gratuit, din l
Septembrie pima in 80 Septem-
brie 1919. Rugam deci pc toti
fratii Romini, doritori de Sc
inscrie ca membrii al societatii
noastre, sa Sc grabeasca 81 sd nu
pearza aceasta ocaziune buna.
Adresa societatii noastre este
Societatea ,,Traian 81 Avram Ian
GU Regele Muntilor" 1822-8-th
Street N. E., Canton, Ohio.
In numele societatii ,,Traian 81
Avram Iancu Regele Muntilor"
din Canton, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
e & 3-25 Sept.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
G o N v o 9 A r E /.

Stimatii membrii al Sectiunei
Ligei Nationale Romine din Gle
veland, Ohio, sunt rugati. pc a.
ceasta Gale a lua parte la adu-
narea generala, ce Sc va tinea
Joi in 25 Septembrie a. c., la
orele Z p. M, in hala societatii
,,Carpatina" din 1903 West 58-th
Street.
La ordinea zilei:
l. Darea de seama despre fntra-
tele 81 esitele Sectiunei de la in
fiintare 81 pima All.
2. Alegerea delegation pentru
Congress.
3. Tncasarea taxelor rcstante
ale membrilor.
4. Intregirea comitetului 81 pro
puneri.
Pentru comitet:
Rev. Teofil Rosca, presedinte.
Romulus Glib.
(22-24)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
Vhtutc SiDGSffdju
ROMAN COsTINPCRhN
DE
G. R. PAsCU.

ra mai rotunda 81 mai adinca ca
alta data. Parul, parul eli frumos
81 auriu ii lipsea, dar incepusc
sa creased bine 81 dupa cum III
cea dina Frunzescu la iarna va
putea face coade din ell, 81 pi-
ma atunci, podoaba cea mai fru-
moasa 81 jubjugatoare Gu care o
lnzestrase firea, ochii, care ame-
tise pc Sandu 81 pc Vasile 81 de
carl au tremurat atitia dusmani,
cind lie trimitea fulgere din eli,
erau tot acolo, la locul lor, 81
mai frumosi, 81 mai lucitori 81
mobili ca alta data, gaia Sc SUBJ
juge pc Iorgu, la prima scinte-
iere a lor.
Dupa ce isi privi 81 gitul, alb,
bine sculptat 81 plin, remase
multumita de cercetarile eli Fl
punind oglinda in saltarul mesei
inchise ochii 81 fncepu Sc viseze
desteapta Ia viata 81 Ia fericirea
lei yiitoare, pima furat-o SOM
null.
Trecuse de ofele doua end 80
desteptat de D scuturatur4 ii
goar4 de un,eri. Era Smarand.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
(Urmare }

lorgu trebue Sa fie fru-
mos 81 bun ca 81 masa frumoa-
sd 81 buna. Vasile? Nu-l lasa
Dumnezeu nici pc ell. in urma
rezboiului remin fete 81 femei
tinere destule. Sc la 81 ell una de
seama lui." Gu gindurile acestc
perindate prin capul eli minca
Gu pofta 81 dupa aceea Sc intinse
pc pat. Sc simtea putin obosita
de enervarea de odinioara 81 vo-
la sa Sc recreeze.
Rezemata Gu spatele pc peri
nele puse pc spatara patului,
scoase 0 oglinda din sertarul
mesei 81 Sc privi la fata. Sc va
zu ca frumoasa, mai frumoa-
sd ca atunci cfnd Sc privise in
oglinda care sfaramat-o in ST.
naia.
Plellta obrazului, find feri-
ta alta yreme de vint 81 de ar
sita soarelui Sc facnse mai alba
Il mai subtire. Buzele erau mai
rosie n mai moi. Sprincenele tot
~ de desc, subtiri si arcnite 81
1lnd simhi gropita din bxrbie 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

II va sta cind Sc va imbraca in
rochii luxoase de matase, de.
coltate sa Use vaza comoara ii
nului Ell plin, umerii rotunji 81
abb ca neaua, faptura eli intrea-
ga, care sub Tia 81 fotele carl !e
purta acasa, erau ascuns de pri-
viri iubitoare 81 patimase. Isl in
chipuia ca va Fl cea mai frumoa
sa dintre doamnele din societa-
tea malta 81 are Sc fie de toate
pizmuita de frumusetea eli. Va
zuse multe doamne, dar nici una
nu era asa frumoasa ca dinsa.
Nici una n 'avea ochi asa frumosi
81 sagetatori ca ochii eli. Nici una
un sin asa bogat 81 ademenitor
ca sinul Ell. Toate erau supte, co
stelive 81 ofilite la fata. La nici
una din ele ma vazut in obraii
Q rosieata vie, pima de viata ca
in obrajii Ell, si dupa ce esi Sma-
randa, scoase din nou oglinda
din saltar 81 incepu sa-si admire
chipul in ca. Sc vazu din non
)frnmoasa. Oglinda nu putea 81
Insele, 81 multumita, 0 puse din
nou in saltar gi Sd lasA purtata
de ginduri.
Inaintea ochilor ei Sc perindA.
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in primele xile dup6 sosirea e
in spital yeniser6 so vaz6. hi a
mintea sbine mnlte fste pc car
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