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CHAPTER LXTI.

Copyright, 1919. Star Company
IN Tuesday morning. as Honora
Brent was hurrying down
town, Arthur Bruce ap-
peared directly in her path. At a
glance she noted his pale face and
heavy eyes.
MAY I see you at luncheon time
tOday?" he esked abruptly.
why, yes-perhaps So" she
Stammered.
He misinterpreted her indecision.
u feel like q brute" he said, ''at
eroWdinE my troubles on you
while the memory OF all you have
done for my mother and me Is
still so fresh In my mind. But
there are several things ! want to
explain to you. II you could
lunch with me I would be very
grateful. know am q nuisance"
you are nothing Of the kind?''
she eontradicted, flushing as she
realized the misconstruction he had
placed upon her confused manner.
Il was only wondering IL I could
set on at the same hour that you
viii be free. You see"-With an at
tempt ~ q smile-'I am ones under
authority. know, too, that your
time Is not your own just now"
Business leaves me more than
enough time" he remarked grimly.
Il shall be In my office all the
morning. Will you call me BY
telephone when you are ready to
80 TO luncheon? will make the
hour and place suit your con-
Vonience."
She promised and hurried to her
work. her heart beating fast
Arthur Bruce walked IeisureIy
sDd gloomily toward the building in
Whieh he and his father had strug-
gied 20 srduOuSly to keep alive an
enterprise that the war seemed to
bs killing.
It was the nrst time that ths son
had appeared here since his fathers
doath. BE appreciated the silence
that fell upon the outer room as he
o1tsred-appreciate Il and was in
expteably grateful that nobody
Ea6S a attempt to voice sympathy.
AZ the door Of the room bearing
- "a grOUnd glass panel the
ARNOLD BRUCE
Private
2hgrgAS . telegram from Wash
igt0R" he announced. You will
An6 4 On 1E. - mean on your
dsEk
Arthur went into the Office that
6ad been his fathers, closed the
door, sat down and opened the
telegram. This he read twice, then
remained mOtionless for q long
Whfle, gazing at the bare wall be-
fore him, q strange expression on
hlg 6acA
a E3Any EmplOy%
~ - O'Clock 1Er. Pearson turned
- H0o0EA. This b q dull morn
hE" hS remarked. I'm geiuE to
mSSt = GiGnd and take him to
hmch 20 not know Just when I
U1u b bAek. CO cut whenever you
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CHAPTER M

Long distances calling you. N.
stuiL One moment. please .
Hers'b your party" concluded Ghs
operator.
Stull. huddlod sfsspIIy on bis boa
picked up the transmitter from the
table beside him with a frightenl
yGWn-
HNVhO Is it7" he Inquired s0urRS.
Its me-BsnV
Say, Eddie. have q heart, wfH
you! I need the slesp-
Brandes' voice was almost ioVialS
Wake up. you poor tout! Ie'8
nearly noon"
"WalI. wasn't I singing hymns
with Doc and Cap tilI breakfast
timer And believe mo, we trtnmod
the Senator's bunchI They've gUe
their transportation back to Albany,
and that's about all"
Careful what you say. Tn talk
ing from the Gaytield House. Tha
ParsOn got here all right Hes
just left He'll tell you about
things. Listen, Ben, the chauReuP
you sent me from Saratoga got hero
last evening. too. I went out with
him and he drives All right DID
SOu look him upF7
Now, how could I look him up
when you gave me only . day 70
get him for your"
did he have references?"
'Sure, q wad OF them But
couldn't verify them"
'TWho Is he?"
II forgot his nams. You ought to
know II by now"
How did you get him!"
let word at the desk An hour
later he came to my room with =
couple OF buns. told him about
the job. told him you wanted n
chauffeur willing to 90 abroad. He
said he was all that and then some.
SO I sent him on Anything yea
don't fancy about himT"
Nothing. I guess. He seems al
right Only like 10 know about .
man"
How can find out Il you dUu't
give me timer"
"All right. Ben. guess he'll Dc.
BY the way. I'm starting for tSWR
in ten minutes"
whats the idea?"
ASK the Parson- Have you any
other news except that you killed
that Albany bunch OF graftsrsF'
"No. Yes! But Il ain't
good news was going to eail yua
soon as ] walked up
What's the troUble!'
There amt any trouble-yet But
a certain party has showed up here
"A very smooth young man whose
business is hunting trouble. Get
meT'
After a silence StulI repeated:
Get me, Eddie?'
"No."
Listen. A certain slippery
party"
who damn il: Talk out Tn
in a hurry
Very we'll, then Maxy vsn@
is hereT'
The name Of his wife's disbarreA
attorney sent a chill over BrandeS.
whats he doing in SaratogaT'
he demanded.
ITO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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PuSS inBOOtS
T.
BY David Cory.


N~T-APF" cried Puss. The
= Good Gray Horse once
more started on on a trot
Ro miles to Bonner!" said Puss,
0d he pig without q wig" fol-
I0SFed after. Tom Thumb from his
8O8t behind Puss Junior turned
srOQnd to Sc IL the bald-headed
pig was able 70 keep up with the
Good Gray Horse. But Mr.. Pig
Boemed wen able to take care Of
himself and ran along easily. The
little Robin few ahead, and IN this
fashion the small procession at
lsngth entered the town Of Bonner.
II was New Year Day. In Bon
DeF Il was stiI the fashion to make
calls, and on some Of the front door
knobs hung little baskets in which
ths caller might drop his New Year
card
HAPPY New Year, cried a small
Happy New Year," called out
PUSs.
Happy New Year said Tom
thumb. who always said exactly
what Puss did unless he happened
to say something first.
OF course, everybody looked at
our trayelers- Perhaps IL was a
strange sight, but, after all, in
Mother Goose Land ii was nothing
unusual But people are curioOs,
just the same, and so they looked
hrst at the Good Cray Horse, with
Puss Junior in the saddle. then at
Tom Thumb, and then at the bald
headed Pig. OF course. they didn't
see his bald head. for he had on
HIS hat
'TWhat shall we do now that we
are in Bonner" asked Puss Junior,
We can't very we'll make any calls,
for we don't know anyone"
Let Us go 20 some store and find
out something" suggested Tom
Thumb. Candy stores are always
open"
So they pulled up before a nice
looking candy store, where Puss
dismOunted End went inside, fol
loved by Tom Thumb.
To their surprise, whom should
they find but an old friend. Mother
Goose herself
Junior" cried old lady. MY boy
Jack has been asking about you so
often. I told him the last time !
saw you was on board the Ark"
And then Mother Goose picked
Up Tom Thumb and placed him on
the counter, and after that she
bought him a tiny box OF candy.
And now" said Mother Goose, as
they left the shop. "on your way
why don't you stop in TO gee me?
1 must get home soon, so I will
mount my Gander. But all OF you
can take your time only be Eure
60 come"
I'VE will" answered PusE and
Tom. I'VE will" sang the Robin.
we will" said the Good Gray
Horse and the Pig without q wig.
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Following the
Fashion
By Rita Stuyvesant.

THIS season feminine fancy has
turned toward pajamas, ami
the shops are showing sN-
Quisitely dainty ones. Crepe lie
chine satin, lace and ribbon all con-
spire to form the most alluring
sleeping apparel, and II is no small
wonder that these new pajamas find
a warm welcome in Milady's bou-
doir.
Salmon pink crepe de chine an l
black satin ribbon was responsible
for an unusually dainty pair Of pa
jamas. They were made in two
parts. a loose jacket, worn over
long ''knickers."
The knickers are very simple {.
make. There is an elastic run
through a narrow casing at the
waist line and also at the ankles,
forming a pretty frilL The bottom
of the friIl is scalloped and the
edges picoted. A bit Of black satin
ribbon is tied at the frills. The
knickers are stepped into and held
sung at the waist.
A square of crepe de chine Is used
for the jacket. The edges are seal.
loped and picoted with a row OF
hemstitching forming a narOrw
border. These sCallops may be cut
in one, by folding the material
many thicknesses. A deep oval is
left in the center of the square to
slip the head through.
To form sleeves, the material Is
folded in a triangle, and the twD
opposite corners, both front and
back, tied together with tiny black
satin bows. Three rows OF shir-
ring are found directly below the
bust line and a bit Of black intro
duced Worn with black satin bOu-
doir slippers. what could be more
charming than these salmon pa
jamas?
Pale blue georgette crepe in 4
heavy quality combined with cream
hIet lace create another lovely pair
of pajamas. These are cut in one
piece from shoulder to ankles, and
even the cunning little sleeves are
in one with the body. Small size
snap hooks fasten the front. An
unusual feature OF these dainty
pajamas is the hcart-Shaped neck.
outlined with a frill OF flet lace
and finished with pretty blue satin
bow and dropping ends. The lace
frills finish the tiny sleeves and are
again seen at the ankles Blue
satin ribbon is used to run the
elastic tn trough at the bottom.
There is no waistline suggested IN
these one-piece pajamaS, and this
model is especially adapted TO the
slim figure.
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Personal knowledge.

n lady lecturer called on the edi-
tor OF provincial paper which had
contained a long report Of her last
address. Il am told" she said, an
grily, displaying a copy OF the
paper. that you wrote this notice
Of my lecture on The Demon
Drink" That's So" was the re
ply, Then perhaps you would be
GoOd enough to tell me what you
mean by saying, The lecturer was
evidently full OF her subject?"
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"The Dark Star
By ROBERT w. CHAMBERS
Brandes Takes Rue to Saratoga Races
and Learns His Wife's Attorney
Is On the Scene.

Y0u DON'T want anything Of me. d
yonl Go cut and get THAI eombina-
tiOnl Just like that What'l I
do? Step into the street and
whistler"
~It's up to yon- Get busy
-AS usual" rstorted stun Ia a
aer3d voice. "Aii the sana, I'm
telling you there ain't q ehahRsur
you'd have In Saratoga Who
handed yonsthat dOpsT'
Try. g need the ehauReuP
part of the combine, any
way. II he won't 90 abroad. IN
leave him In town. Get q Wiggls On.
Ben HoW's thlngsg"
"All right We had War-axe ana
Lady, Johnson Some killing. shg
That stable is winning all along.
We've got Adrintha and Queen Es-
ther today. The Ocean Belle skate
is scratched Doc and Cap ana ne
is thick with the legislatuFs outaE.
Well trim EN- tonighE How aFS
you feeling. Eddieg"
Never better. III call you %
In the morning. Ding-dongF
"Waitl Are you really golnR
abroadF7 shouted Stun.
But BrandeS had already b
He walked lelsureIy back -
BrookhOlloW through the suushlna
He had never been as happy n an
his life.
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Copyright, 1919. Star Company
IN Tuesday morning, as Honora
Brent was hUrrying down
- town, Arthur Bruce ap-
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
sHNOPSIg

Ruhahnah CarsW, bern O. fFSblsoaA.
daughter o. an AmeFtean miEBlonagYs
nSVOrOnd WlbouF CArSW, sccompenio8
bsr parents 20 thefF old honds IN cay
neld. New HoPk 8eata, After the fathoR
had bsSA NtpDlo4 ~ . MoAaBmeAAh
61aA2io. Her favUFfts amu5smene =
playing With ths WondsF box of the
late H8FP CoAFaA WtlDRs . few pa8oo
q Who8s diary AF0 always roA1 ~ haP
father oF mDthsF 70 hog - = bedtime
aOFy. Ths boz contain9 Treasures
vita Whish Rue plAy1 Gnd ands sb-
eogbing tntsr0g9. Bhs learns fRum tho
alary that WtlmaF AW tho box being
dropped from . yacht On tn Bo8phoR-
~ Shd nahod 70 up with the BODY of
bSA1ttful SRI sewn In . esck-
Wuner, as al agent of the German
PoveFuEaSat, makes plans Ter forflfyin8
dailipolL The duDIiea1eo oR the9e
ets st0lsn and se gets eytdeess taees ses
box 70 RSV. Mr.. CarsW for aat0 keSp-
ing, With lngtrugtjoHs 70 Bsnd ehs PlAe9
e Berth in cA8s Ne y ktllOd. He y
gtoaod to asath. buE M. CARsW koopS
Fis ohiId displays . talsnt fOF
arRWfhg- ghe learns she u to set
LEGACY % Ss,gao hpon her marriage
Rn8 mSsta jim Neeland. Z yoang
AFggt, ana nks8 him
Bddls BrAnde9, gambler, and n.9
pal 8tnll nest Rao and the forner =
srulttsa ~ her beauty. s1ull fails g
dinSaAaS hiEn fro1 falling ~ love
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
The Stylish Waist in All It's Glory

The smart blouse at the left of printed
chiffon magenta on a white ground is COM
bined with ivory bobinette and Valenciennes
lace, white crocheted buttons, and is cut with
a becoming square neck.
The Washington times., 1919-04-04
This Day in History

THIS the anniversary of the death Of Danton in 1894
on the guilotine. Danton. the strongest personality
among the revoutionis voted for the death of the King
and srove in vain to establish stable government He
was condemned by RobeSperre absurd charge and
died defying his enemies.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-21
fNcUNosT1INTARE.

Scotia Ligei Rationale Rominc
Americana din Detroit, Mich, va
avea scdinta de comitet in ziua
dc 26 fanuarie 1919, la 9 ore a. m.
in haIa Chene din 606 Monroe,
la care sedinta prczidiul da vote
membrilor 7nscrisi in Liga 81 nu
au PRINT chitantele, de a lie pu-
tea primi de "a casierul sectiei
Printre multele puncte, ce vor ii
la ordinea zilei, prezidiul va da
vote 81 altor frati Romini din De-
troit, de a Sc 1nscrie ca membrii
in Liga Nationala Romina, daca
voiesc a da dovezi ca sunt Romini
adevarati.
Tot odata sunt rngati membrii
care sunt in restanta Gu cotcle
lunare, a Sc pune iii regula.
In speranta eli. vom fl intelesi,
am ramas aSteptmdu-va en- fra
teasea dragoste:
Danila Albu, presedinte.
Traian Rancu, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-21
Prezidiul.
G o Nv o G A R z.

Scetiunea de Nord East din
Canton, Ohio. a ,,Ligei Nationaie
ROmine din America convoaca
pc toti mcmbrii sal a lua partc
la sedinta generala, care va avea
loc in zilia de 26 Ianlarie 1919,
(Dumiileca), la orele 2 p. m, III
localul societatii ,.Tranian 81 A
vram Iancu Rcgele Muntilor'
din 192S-S-th Street (Hurford)
Aceasta sectiune ne mai avind
nici 0 sedinta de Ia infiintarea
Ell. find multe lucruri de eNtrema
nrgenta de rezo.vat, roaga cu in
sistenta pc toti membrii lua
parte cu totii. Crcdem ca datorin-
ia orr 81 carui membru este pen
tru dragostea de neam. ajuta
aceasta organizatie 81 sd ia 1parte
la aceastA sedinta spre a vedea
mcrsul ci pc accl period.
In namcle Sectici Ligei Natio-
male Romfne Americana din. Can.
ton, Ohio:
Eftimie saliste, presedinte.
Izidor Marcoviciu, secretar.
(l5-16)
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unui comitet delegation tech
rlici, caror datoric va Fl ca Sc
raportcze 81 Sc subniita solutiile.
Seetia Is. - Protocoalele luate
de catre secretariat Sc fic tipari-
te 81 distribute delegation in eel
mai sc,lrt timp. Ca conferenta Sc
proccdezc aceste tiparituri, vor
servi drept cetirc a protocolnlni
la redcschidcrea intrunirei.
Daca Sc va propune vre-o al
terare tcxtul protocolului Sc fie
cctit dc catrc prcsedimte la des-
chiderca intrunirci urmatoare. La
cerinta delegation protocolul 81
fie cetit.
Scotia 16. = Tn comitet Sc fie
formal la -facerea rezolutiilor a
doptatc. Acest comitet sd Sc D.
cupe numai Gu chestiile asupra
caror s'a dccis. Datoria lor es-
tc de formula textnl deciziei lu-
at 81 Sc o prezinte conferintei
spre aprobare.
Comitetnl sd fie compus din
cinci mcmbrii &C nu sunt delega.i
plenipotentiari 81 din cite un re-
prezentant al Statelor Unite, An
gliei, Frantei, Italiei 81 Japonie;.
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CALENDARELE NOASTRE

IN curtnd "a apare 81 ,.Calenda.
rM Nou'' IN editatra redactorilor
della acest siar. CdlcndarM acesta
este unic IN feluI san. Fiecarc casa
romfneoscd. jiecare swlet rominesc
trebuie sd y aba, sd = grijeascd b.
ne 81 sd 7 ducd acasd la toamna uii-
t0are, cdci acasd nu s 'au tipdrit ca
lendare in anal acesta.
Dorado despre felul cam Sc vin-
de de iute dcest calendar este fap-
tul cd in gilelc din urnd am rri,nit
comengi 81 bam pentru ell prin tele-
CRANE. Fie care incedrcd sd-si asi-
gure asa un mdrydritar. Voiesti 81
DTa unul? orr poate vrei mai NAL
tee Trimite banii pc adresa dlui:
loan Jiui-Bdndteanul, 57O5. De-
troit Avenue, Cleveland, O.
(12-2O)
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500 dc fanliIi

orr oameni singuratici carl sa lu-
creze la steele de zahar in Michi-
gan. Platim de la 500 la $24 de a.
car. Casa de locuit 81 transportul
gratuit. Am dori ca sa ne scrii sau
sa vii la moi cit de curfnd posibil.
Vrem ca cele mai bune familii sd le
punem in locurile cele mai bune.
Vino ca sd vorbesti ell reprezen-
tantul nostru in Cleveland Dl A.
dam GAM, 1868 Fulton Rd, la 6
seara in fie care ri 81 Damineca.
lar in Detroit, Mich, vino la Louis
Loze, 1105 Russell Str, in tot tim
pul, zina intreaga.
C1x6)
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6 A u r

pc fratele meu Ilie Sava din CO.
muna Pirtcsti de sus, comitatul
Gura. Humorului. Bucovina, care
e in Statele Unite san in Canada.
Nh m am intflnit GU d1nsul de
8 ami. Rog pc fratii Romini care
II citnosc, sau ii stu adresa, sau
char dfnsul daca va ceti accste
rinduri sd faca bine sa-mi scrie a.
dresa dfnsului 81 lie voiu fl re-
clinoscator aceljiia care mi-o va
trimite, ca foarte mutt doresc sal
mai vad odata.
Lica, strugari, SIC Erie Street,
tngstown, Ohio.
(11-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-21

Buccrie 81 Groceric Romfneasca
la polite foarte buna, sd vinde
din NINA liberia, din cauza de
morb. vfnzarca l,inara de 6 pi-
ma la 7,000.W dolari.
Mobifiarul sa vinde dupa fnvo-
iaia, lar maria Gu preturile cum
pararii de la Wholesale.
Pentru informatiuni mai 1e.sI-
late adresati-va Ia George Boeriu,
21l e. Franklin Str, Warren, O.
f2--6)
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DARE DE sEAMA.

Societatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Horea, Closca 81 Crisan''
din GAINESVILLE, Ohio, a avut adu-
mare generala in zi,la de 12 Ia
nuarie 1919, la care avut. 81 da-
rea de seama pc 6 luni trectte, la
care s'a aflat urmatorul rezultat !;
nitrate pc 6 luni ...... $761. 1.o3
Este pc 6 Iuni ........ $646.10
VENT curat pc. 6 luni ). $l15.73
Dupa darea de seama urmat
afegerea nouilor functionari pc
periodul prim al anului 1919. d.
Aurel Cupsea STA cerut cuvint s.
spune membrilor de fata ca func-
tionarii vcchi slirt buni, ceea ce
a fost aprobat de toata adunarea
ii alcgerea s'a facut prin ac1a-
matte .pentru toti functionarii
veclii, 81 anume ,Nicolae Bogdan,
presedintc. Nicolae Renciu, vice
presedinte, Gorge NJ. Mocan, Sc
crctar scripturistic, loan Gorgan,
secretar financiar, Lazar Negrila,
easier, Aurel Cnpsea 81 Simioa
Craus, controlori de registre, /
oan Berghea 81 Toader Cisu,, con
trolori de bolnavi, Florea Parau
guardian. Lar mem'brii in comi-
tct sunt urmatorii: loan Onutan,
Andreiu Cizmas,- loan Bolhorea,
Noise Marcu, Vasile Ralata, Gill
ger Sabau 81 loan Micasu.
iii numele Soeietatii ,Horea,
Closca 81 Crisan3 din GAINESVILLE,
Ohio:
Hicoiae Rog9sn, preeedinte.
George M 1Dean, tssrssar.
- sf1t
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-21

nesc. De mnlte. orr. cfnd snnt che
mat La un bolnav romin sd va
tspnn drept, ca ma ineaca aerul
din casa. Fercstrile 1nchise, fun
de titun, de mfncare care sc face
lla cuptor. Va rog sd vedeti sol
/, datii, care Sc, fntorc Gle la cazar-
mcle americana fnteleg pc solda-
iii romini. Ce bine lea facut ar
mata. Unul mia spus ca daca ar
avea posibilitatea, ar dornni nu-
mai afara. Unii din eli mi-au fost
pacienti, san plfns de d,lrcri dc
ami de zile, 81 GU toatc ca lie da-
DEAN meditine, m puteau sa fie
vindecati. Ei bine! Sal vedei ce
rumeni STUNT la fatd ca niste bu-
jori, 81 stau dtcpti ca .niste brazi,
81 durerea a disparut ca prin mi
nune. Cc faettt ca sd SIC vindc-
&c? Aerul de afara, viata regula-
ta, mincau la timp, 81 m1ncau ca-
ca &C trcbuia, plus exercitiile fiji
sce. fmi pare rau de eli, ca. s 'au re-
1ntors din armata. O sd 1nceapa
iarasi viata care au dus-o la in
ceput, prin borturi nehigienice, cii
aer stricat, 81 ceea ce unchiul Sam
a dres eli all sd strice.
Tnii oamcni all o predispozitie
la anumite boil, cind manmca a.
numit fel de m1ncare. Sa va dau
un exemplu. Unii oameni de cite
orr manfnca peste, capata o boa
Ia dc picle, care sa cheama in iim-
ba poporului ,,BLANDA''. lar in
.limba medicala sc chcama urticd
ria. Asia insemneaza, ca sistemul
lui sensitiv la hrana de peste.
Asia insenneaza cum ar Zice u
Mi: ,MIE-MI PLACE PESTELE,
OAR PESTELE NJ MA IUBES-
TIE PIE NINE.
In cazul acesta. trebue acela,
care Sc 1mbolnaveste de la minca-
rca de peste, sd nu mai manfncc
mincarca aceia.
Perfecta Sanatate lmui ON o
putem spune ca este atuncia,
cind toate organele lui Isl indepli-
nesc functiunile lor intr 'un aga
mod ca el ar putea exprima me-
reu: All, ce bine ma STINT. Cind
omul este satisfacut. ell singur GU
conditiunea lui, putem spune ca
@ sanatos. Cind m copil dupa CO
s'a nascut, vezi ca creSte 81 sc
desvoalta in mod proportinoat a.
lit fiziceste, cit 81 mentalicestc
putem sa spunem ca la acel copil
organele lui lucrcaza pentru bi-
ncie comun al corpului seu 81 re-
zultatul acestei armomi 1ntre or
game da ceea &c Sc cheama~ ..SA-
NATATEs'.
Ca sd stim cum sd mentinem
sanatatea noastra. cum sj preve-
MIN bolile. Gu alte cuvinte cum sa
prelungim viata. trebue sa Gu
noastem cum sa ne alegem pamin-
tul pc care vietuim, cum sd ale
gem aerul pc care il respiram,
cum sa alegem apa pc care o
benz, cum sa fie caseae i'm carl To-
cuim, cum sd alegem lucrul pc
fiecare ri, cum sd reg,nam MIN
carea 81 bautura. cum sd alegem
hainelc 81 cum sd cufatim corpul
nOstru.
>Aceste articole vor aparea in
numerelc vitoare.
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Re:gulile Confe-
rintei de Pace.
c0NTiNUXRE - n FxGINA /.

CONffNtARE t5E FE fxGINA 1.
lite de doua ofi. fntfi va fl SUI
biectul general cti scoptil dc OBJ
tine Q intelcgere asslpfa chestiilof
Importance. Dupx aceia Sc va ceti
GU scopul dc a lse examiila in de-
tailuri.
Scotia IA. Plhnipotentiarii Sc
abb dreptul, culh j6tnt rceu}iior
confsreutei, as aiat0riza pc ds-
'lsgatii lor tesl1 ds i, exriica
pi1nctels ce s. INA Ngale.
Daca conf crsds iaecesar,
examifisfile tdeIl 3Se vof Il dste
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Calder Sask, Canada % Dec. 1918
Domnului Redactor al ziarului
America
Draga prietene

-
Draga prietene!
NuStiu cum sd mcep va scrie.
fiindca nu stu daca imi yeti aju
ta, dara am nadejde ca eel putin
ne dati un STAT, acuma cmd ne
ATTAIN in nedumerire.
MOI Romfnii Bucovineni. Cvre-o
douazeci de familii). am formal q
societate sub numele de Crucea
Rosie in "A Maiu 1917, de atumci
am tot ajutat = GU ce am putut
= 81 suntem mindrii cu faptele
trecutului.
Acuma Gu prilejul armistitiului
ann priniit urmatoarea epistola de
la Hon. Secretary, Saskatchewan
Branch, Canadian Red Cross So.
ciety, Regina Sask, Canada:
The Canadian Red Cross Society
Saskatchewan headquarters
New Armour Block, Regina Sask
Canada, Dec. 7-th, 1918.
90. l. Zilinsky, Esq.
See. treas. S. Calder Roumanian
II. c.. S., Calder Sask.
Dear 1Er: zilinsAy!
/ beg to acknowledge receipt
Of your letter Of the LIST instant,
enclosing the sum Of $37.00 Off
cial receipt for which is attached
hereto. Please accept our thanks
for this splendid contribution.
You will no doubt have recei.
we'd a copy Of our circular letter
regarding the new work with
which we are now occitpied, and
which you will notice is making
garments for the repatriated re.
fagees and we are making a spc.
lcial endeayor to make these gar.
ments for each country as much
is possible in accordance with ths
|style worn hy the people Of thest
|coantries. We would dppf fSciatl
Ivsrx much .sny information ySa
J night {, i6ie to give u rsSxf
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Sc crimpara 81 Sc Wind pc bani gaia
la: 615 Dollar Bank Bldg, Youngs-
town, O.. 81 la 808 American Trust
Bldg, Cleveland, o. Deschis de la
orele 9 a. m. pima la 9p. m. (1x6)
8. T. BONE G co.
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CxRBUijHiifi De vfNzARE

de la nina propric. Comandati
do la: Tie North Industry Coal
Coaapany..
iSsI djriiela i, w.. Canton, 3.
Ielsson BAH: SioS.
Pfetul asllnai $500 tonul dus
acasa. Servim prompt.
(ii & 10 & f5).