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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
SKOLNf EONDY JDOU
SPATNE MA ODBYT.
Nasledkem drahoty materialu
skolni novostavby sc rovnez
pozdrzi.

NaSe Skolnf rada dala sveho
casu do trhu "a S4 100000
Skolnich bondG, kterymi mely
byti financovdny RUNE novo-
stavby. Skolni ufad urcil pit
vodn6 petiprocentovy urok do
tycnych bondG konecne 5 a
pul procentni, lee nikdo ty dlu
hopisy nekupuie a nasim ilfa-
ddm iineho nezbyva nez posky
tovat sestiprocentni 1rok. Ia
vcereiSi schGze skolnich radd
rozhodnuto tudiz, aby staveb-
nj ona pGjcka byla dana do
rozprodeje jeste jednou a vyS-
Si, Sestiprocentnf Grok by byl
kupcdm zajist6n. Pak-li by
bondy ami "a sestiprocentnfch
i1rokG kupce nenalezly, Gin
most ma Skolnich novostavbach h
bude omezena a zvlaSte pala-
covd stavba Miles Standish
Skoly pod stTechu tax brzy Sc
nedostane. ponevadz ceny sta
vebniho materialu rychle postu
pull. Miles Standish budova
m6la die pGvodnfho rozpoCtu
stati S60O.00O "a noveho bu
de vyzadovat naklad $1,000
900. A podobnd situace pTil6hi
j na line Skolni novostavbv
Vvdavani bondG Sc tudiz zdra-
zuie a drahota materialu skol.
nj stavby omezuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
RAKOVINU LIE VYLECITI

Ma vlddni pokyn V Clevelan
du zahdjena byla jakasi vide
lavaci kampan ohledne rakovi-
ny jiz vcera, kdy DR.. Sanford
prednd$el zdeisim methodist
ckym kazatelum. jak tfeba
zhoubn6 t6 chorobe Celiti. PAX
Ii rakovina Y cas- ie rozpozna-
ma, vyl6ceni jest rychl6. Pouze
zastaral6 pripady budi bezna-
d6jnost a velikG utrpeni. Rako
vina je nemoc lokalni, nikoli
nemoci cel6ho lidsk6ho syst6-
mu neni chorobou dediGnou.
Tfeba jen V cas- proti kazd6mu
podobn6mu priznaku zakroGi-
ii, ably rakovina V Soustati byla
obmezena.
DR.. Spurny zahaji podobnou
kampan V Geskych kruzlch a
We skutecnosti kazda narodnost
bude miti jednoho l6kare, KITE
ry boi proti rakovine kraianGm
objasni. Rakovina obyCejn6
|vznika n6sledkem neopatrneho
i zanedban6ho poraneni a V
minulem roce podlehlo nemoci
t6 V zemi vice jak 10000 pa
cient1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
VOLBY MA PLZENSKU.
Volta ReneS nebyl zvolen.

V VIII. volebnlm kraji Plz-
ri odevzdano bylo $4,000 hla
sG. Zvoleno poslancu II, voleb
nj cfslo 22.296. Neobsazeno
mandat1 5. Obdrzeli: soc. de-
mokrate 114.891 hlasd, 5 man.
datG (Haberman Gustav, min.
Skolstvi V Praze, Pix Ludek,
starosta V Plzni, Hampl, min.
ver. praci, Remes Ant, admi-
nistrator V Plzni, Kasik Emil,
spravce okr. mem. pokladny V
Klatovech), do druheho skru-
TINA SAIL hlasu; csl. soc. 23.-
$50 hlasd, mandat (red. JOS.
Saidl) do druheho skrutinia L.
293 hlas6. Pokrok. soc. 3.710
hlasu, zadny mandat, do dru-
h6ho skrutinia. Mar. dem. 81
892 hlasG, mandat (prof. DIR.
Frant. Lukavsky), do druheho
skrutinia 9.596 hlasd. Bund. d.
Landw. 38.393 hlasd, / man.
dat (Otokar Schubert), do dru
heho skrutinia 16.097 hlasu,
republ. strana 45.435 HAST, 2
manddty Mach Jakub, dom
kar a starosta V Chrastavicich,
Stolba Vaclav, rolnik V Mecho-
lupech), do druheho skrutinia
843 hlasG, malorol. 9.215 hla-
ST, zadny mandat, do druheho
skrutinia. Lidovci 13.807 hla-
ST, zadny manddt, do druheho
Skrutinia. Mem. soc. dem. 61.-
800 hlasH, 2 mandaty Uaibl
Dominik Schuster Kar. V
DrahoVicich) do druhehO skrU
tinia 1917 hlasu. Mem. kfest
soc. 12.1o5l hlasa, zddny man
dat, do druheho skrutinia. Ne
odv. soc. !. m. 5.235 hlasu, FAC
ny manddt, do druheho skruti
MIA. Zivn. obch. 3400 hlasG
zddny mandat, do druhehC
skrutinia. (Poznamka: Vojta
BeneS kandidoval ma Plzenskr
a strana socialne demokratic
k1, jejimz Jest prislusnikem
postavila jei ma misto Seste
Dobyla vSak jen mandatu pet
Pet mandati zustava neobsaze
nych, vSak ty prijdou ma roz.
deleni mezi ty strany, kteryn
zbylo do druheho skrutinia ne.
vice hlasu. Mezi temi stranam
socialn6 demokratickd neni.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-11
CARRANZA NENi DOSUD v
MOCI REBELU.


Vera Cruz, II. kv6tna. =
Nejnovejsi zpravy oznamuji,
ze Carranzovi podarilo Sc uje-
ii vlakem, kdyz tento byl V A
pizoe revoluGnfh oddilem "a
staven. Depese vypravuji, re
stoji Sc 1000 muzi u San Ma
roos as 27 mil iihovychodne
od Puebly, kde obklopen jest
vojskem povstaleckym pod vdd
covstvim generala Trevena.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10
BRINDELL LEVIES
ONE-HALF 1 PER CENT
Expected That Oh $3.25O,O0O Contract
Untermyer Asks Hettrick to Ke-
+ turn for Examination. .g..s.

NEW YORK. Nov 10.-RObert L.
| RrindelI. president of the Building trades
council. who is alleged to have received
payments for calling off building strikes
''expected One-half of one per cent on
civ picr construction contracts. total
ling s.. 100000. testimony in CommiS-
sioner of Accounts lIirschheldS inquiry
into qualifications of the trust revealed
yesterday. .,.,4
Howard II. Scherwin, vice president
and general manager of Terry and Iench
Co. contractors for Staten Island PIERS
declared that of this one-halt OF one per
cent (S16.25Ol Brindell actually had
been paid $500. -,,uou-od
q letter to John T. Hettrick. at Sea
bright \. J.. counsel for the Master
Plumbers association of New York ana
opprator of a code of practices by Wnlcn
400 code" members controlled "JoDs'
inviting him to resume the witness .stahd
next Thursday before the joint Legislative
committee.
"An afternoon paper contains the an
nouncempnt that YOU are now sOjOurning
at vOur country home in New Jersey
beyond the reach of a subpoena from the
committee and that you deny that you
are evading the process of the commit
tee" the letter said.
IT beg to remind you of the fact that
YOUR testimony is uncOmpleted, and that
Won are still under subpoena. NotWIth-
c ctqRd %sre TINS made "f for y S at the hearing
and and at your office, we were told that you
have not recently visited your office, and
were unable to find any way of communi-
eating with you. We should be pleased,
however. to take your reported state
ment at its face value and to have you
apDpar and continue your testimony at
the next meeting of the committee on
Thursday next at , o'clock in the after
noon"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mrs. Robert II. Baker, is visiting Mrs.
George H. Houghton.
Several of the young people will have
q box social in Academy hall Friday
evening. 1t is an invitation party.
J. D. Bugbee has sold his farm in
Guiiford. known as the William Tyler
Mace, to T.uman Copeland. He will
move his family to Esteyville
Mrs. Lucy Higley, who has been i'll
in the home of her nephew, George IL.
Honghton. and under the care of a
nbrsician. is about the house again.
Mrs Helen Brown of Bellows Falls
,,ndnrrent n slight operation on the
left ift'N arm Monday. She is in the Melrose
hospital receiving treatment for rheu-
matism.
Miss Eleanor Titus. who had been liv-
ing in the home of DIR. and Mrs: W.
r. Noyes since the beginning OF the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10

not help anybody who hoped to use it for
illegal ends. ... ....r... hit.
Frank L. Boyd, supervising. prohibi-
ton agent for this district, pointed out
that the owner of liquor in storage must
have filed an affidavit of his ownership
by Feb. 10, 1920. Under the law, Mr.
Bovd said. all private liquor stored when
prohibition came in had to be made a
matter of record by affidavit, and it Will
be impossible, even under the latest court
ruling. for any sale of liquor in storage
or bonds to be made now.
that supper clubs will spring up to which
members may repair to refresh them
selves. A man, Mr.. Boyd pointed out,
must live at his club to keep liquor there.
He will 60 after all clubs where members
do not conform to this rule.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The BrattIeboro Free library will be
closed Thursday afternoon and evening"
Armistice day.
Rev. ]. f. Mckee. rector of st. Peter $
church in Bennington. will speak at ST.
AIichael's Episcopal church Friday even
ing at 7.30.
Every member of the Red Cross is
urged to join in the Armistiee day par
ade and to meet in front of the town
hall at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Mrs. Helen Howard Cooper sent today
TO the Monte studio in Providence, X.
l.. three summer and three autumn
scenes. which she recently completed.
A Joint meeting of the Woman's guild
and auxiliary of st. MichaeIs Episco-
pal church will be held in the parish
house tomorrow afternoon at 4.3O
o'clock.
Evangelist Rev. W. F. Sturtevant is
expected to arrive tomorrow noon, fresh
from successful campaigns up the state,
to begin the series of meetings that eve
ming in the First Baptist church His
subject will be The Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION.
Charles Voetsch, proprietor of the
Home bakery on South Main street
burned his left hand badly Monday with
hot fat which spilled over while he was
frying doughnuts. He was attended by
q physician. Inc bdhtAS - NiooSN' bA"D
ably for two weeks.
The funeral of George I. Bishop, who
died in Newfane Sunday night, was held
at 30 O'Clock this afternoon in Bond
& Sons undertaking parlors. Rev. Del
mar F.. Trout pastor of the First Uni
versaIist church, officiated. The burial
took place in Prospect Hill cemetery.
The bearers were four nephews.
The funeral of Lewis NJ. Stickney,
who died Saturday morning, was, held
Yesterday in Bond & Sons undertaking
parlors, Rev. Clark 7. BrOwnell. pastor
of the First Baptist church, officiating
The burial took place in Prospect Hill
cemetery. The bearers were Franklin
r. Head of Amherst. Mass, Warren W.
Head of South Londonderry. and Philip
l.. Whitney and f. NJ. Whitney. Mrs.
w. w. Head of South Londonderry also
| came to attend the funeral
Clark NJ. Staples, 81 died early yes
terday morning in his home in East
Dover after a long illness. He leaves
three sons. Clement G.. of WilliamStown,
Mass, Clifford J. of Springfield, Mass.
and Earl Staples of Montague, Mass.
nephews. among them c. G. Staples of
BrattleborO. Arthur of Greenfield. and
Mrs. Luther pIummer of this town. \
prayer service will be held in East Dover
tomorrow morning at II o'clock and the
body will be brought to BPattleboro
where the funeral will be held at =. 80
o'clock in Moran & Rohdes undertaking
rooms. The burial will take place in
the family lot in Prospect Hill cemetery
There will be an entertainment in
| the Swedish Lutheran church Friday
evening at 7.4J in the interest of the Min
isterial Pension fund. There will be mu-
sic, both vocal and instrumental selec-
tions, and a lecture by Rev. Henry Han
son of Orange, Mass. Refreshments will
be served by the Ladies' Aid society Ad-
mission free, everyone inyited.-Adv. PIG
Fine kitchen range. wood stoves. gas
and oil heaters, settee for home or of,
fee and Office chairs-elcctric fatiron.
Salesroom, Elliot cor. Elm st. 213-21J.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10
DIVORCED FROM DUKE.
ConsuelO Vanderbilt Free From Duke of
Marlborough

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The duchess OF
Marlborough, formerly Consuelo Wander
bilt. daughter of w. K. Vanderbilt, was
yesterday awarded a decree of divorce
from the duke of Marlborough.
Allegations of assertions and miscon-
duct were made by the duchess. Formal
denial of the charges was made by the
dukes counsel, but no evidence wa
taken. The duchess was also awarded
the costs of the action.
The charge of desertion was based
upon the dukes disobedience of the or
der for the restitution of conjugaI rights
which the duchess obtained last March
The case lasted only - minutes, Sir
Edward Carson appearing for the duchess
and Robert Bayford for the duke.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10
ONLY REGISTERED LIQUOR.
Dinners Can't Move Stored Liquor for
Illegal Purposes.

NEW YORK. Nov 10.-Persons who
thought they saw hope and sunshine IN
the decision Of the United States supreme
CONT ruling. that n citizen who has liquor
stored in a warehouse may move it to his
dwelling. We're disappointed when officials
declared yesterday that the decision Will
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-10

school term, has returned to Mrs. Hyland
Briggs's.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Children's S Sport Hose
Saturday LIS pair

T h c m o S t
fashionable of
all hose for
Junior wear, at
a remark ably
! o w price.
Made of dur
able wool and
cotton mix
mover tops in
Sizes 7 70 10.
G
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
At. $500

Distinctive style touches add mucl-
charm to these wraps and coats the mater.
lals are the supple ones now in vogue
luella, silvertone, and silvertip bolivia
Beautifully lined
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04
Special Ills

We couldn't neglect little sister," so here arc pretty coats
made OF ehnchla polo cloth several becoming stles
FULLY lined Sizes TO 10 years Quantity limited Sond Floor
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

Tailored hats and tams OF fincvclour.
beaver velvet and broadcloth. Sizes
Z TO s years. Fourth Floor
New-York tribune., 1920-12-04

Ribbon bracelet watches with
l4~karat solid gold case, fitted with
15~jewel lever movement
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Ideals

in these nomentouS times statement
OF ideals will not be out of place. The
contemporary clamor for rights is sub
merging the emphasis on duties. Anun-
precedentedzestf for gain tends to obscure
the fact that permanent gain comes only
by way of obligation thoroughly fulfilled.
The fiare's Motors management in
tend that their Company shall succeed
most by serving most.
They mean that it shall deserve the
confidence, possess the admiration and
receive the enthusiastic patronage of the
American people by standing for all that
is best in American business enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Standards

Hare Motors is managed by men who
know but one standard of quality and
that the highest. The manufacturing
practice of its shops will be the soundest
known to American Workmanship.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Purpose

10 provide complete assortment of
highest grade passenger and freight
transportation units.
In lurtherance of this object to in
crease materially and immediately the
output OF all plants under its control.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02

P1cc president, in charge of Enaineerins
Development-H. D. Church, formerly
Chief Engineer Motor Truck Division,
Packard Motor Car Company.
|ice- President, in charge of Production -
OrmoDd l.. Hunt, formerly Chief Ensi
necr, Motor Carriage Division, Packard
Motor Car Company
ice President, in charge of D;str;huton
Maintenance - Henry Lansdale,
formerly General Carriase Sales
Manager, Packard Motor Car Company.
Iice-P'esidenf and Consulting Ensineey-A. /.
klker, formerly Vice President and
Chief Engineer Locomobile COMPANY
of America.
Sec,efarv $ Treasurer = f. r. Hickman, for
merly Treasurer, Locomobilc Companv
OF America
Through the medium of Hare s Motors,
Locomobile, Mercer and Simplex arc
welded together for purposes of oper-
alton and tremendously strengthened by
each others resources plus the directing
brain power of the Hare's Motors staff.
1t is safe to say that the knowledse and
experience of automobile engineering,
production, and distribution in the quality
field which is brought together by the
combination of these executive groups is
not equalled or even approached in any
other organization throughout the length
and breadth OF the industry.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
History

In October 1919 Mercer Motors Com
pany acquired the property of the
Mercer Automobile Company.
In December 1919 The Locomobile
Company was organized to take over
the property of The Locomoble Com
pany of America Mercer Motors
Company receiving substantial inter
est i'll The Locomobile Company.
In January 1920 Mercer Motors Com
pany absorbed the Simplex Automobile
Company, manufacturers Of the
Simplex and Crane-Simplex cars.
Today Hare's Motors assumes the
directing power Of all these properties
Its function will be to see that in effect
ing the big increase of output already
under way, and the rapid diversihcation
of product for which these factories are
being equipped, there shall be no waste
of plant space or of effort in any respect.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-02
Organise

Hare's Motors will be differed by
these we'll known men:
President = Emlen S. Hare, formerly
Vee-President, Packard Motor Car
Company.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11

sind din 0 curte, a unel ease, "a
un aspect imposant, un Domn
cam in virsta, GU parul carunt, 81
care sc adreseaza catre prietenal
meu. spunindu-i daca nu ar vrea
sal angajeze Cd sd curete zapada
din fata easel, 81 cal plateste cite
dol dolari de cap, cind vom ter
nina de curatat.
Prictenul meu avea o grozava
pOfta de ris, care nu-mi lips"a
nici mie. Oar cum voiam sd du.
farsa pima la sfirSit. IL am lasat
prietellllui meu timpul de a res
punde. 81 luind cuvintul pentrn
el. respund aeelui Domn ca a.:
ceptam, 81 ca sd lie arate unde he
putem lasa pardesiurile. Priete
nul meu ezita. dar vaZindu-nll
pc mine asa de- hotarit. II mai
avut incotrO 81 am intrat amindoi
III hall, unde ne-am lasat parde-
siurile. Pima. ce sd ne aduca lopn-
tile. Ell ma tavaleam dc riS. Prize
tenul meu incepu prin ami face
morala, ca de &c MI ma astlmpar,
ca vom perde ora fixata de anne
rlcanul nostru. 81 ca i'll fine q
pleaca. in acelasi minut. iata ca
lie aduce doua lopeti frumoasc
de-ti era mai mare dragul sd Ie
joel ell Gle.
Amicul meu lua lopata. 81 a.
dresIndu-mi 0 privire de repros,
incepu sd rida 81 ell. Americana
I'LL stia ce sa mai creada. Vain
dune insa ca llIam lopetile, pu>e
miinile in buZunar 81 1ncepu 81
Sc ute la moi, cum curatam GU
zOr, ca sa terminam cit mai cu-
rind spre a nu intirzia de la III
vitatia ce aveam.
Mereu Sc apropla de moi 81 ne
spnnea ca ii place cum lucram
! Gu toate ca mai mult ridcam. Cum
lucram insa, incepurim a he in
trema asa de bine, incit transfer
marian munca. in sport 81 he IN
treceam care va arunca mai null
te lopeti pc mlnut. Americana
Sc interesa la ce faceam moi, III
trebindu-lfe ce limba vorbim 81
controla care arunca mai multe
lcpeti. rizind ell mare pofta.
La patru 81 trei sferturi, ter
/ minaram.
Americana Ie conduse iii eas,i
81 in timp &c moi he lmbracam
scoase tacticos din buzunar patrl
dolari 81 foarte politicos ne dadr
la fiecare cite dol.
/ Tot asa de tacticos scOaseram
| 81 moi, cartile de vizita 81 lie 'ofe.
riram Americanului nostru.
Cum el nu Sc astepta la alta
lpoliteta din partea a dol curati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11

tori de zapada, il vad scotnd dir
,buzunar O perechc de ochelarf p,
earl ii ajusteaza pc mas 81 cetint
GU multa atentie numele 81 titlu
rlle noastre. Cum termina, Sc III
ia Ia moi. zimbi foarte amabil $
intinzindu-ne NINA. Sc scuza. ru
gindu-ne sd mtram in casa Sd VI
ofere ceva rar. de care sd ne Il.
ducem aminte in Europa, ca 81 d.
farSa co am facut.
Atunci cunoscuram spontanel.
tatea americana, care site Sd prl.
measca Ell Alta amabilitate, III
cit pare ca te slmtl mai putin
perdut in aceasta lume att de de.
nsebita de cea din Europa.
Intraram iltr' 'un apartament
.somptuos. dar care Sc vcdea d
fl fost nelocuit de multi timp. EN-
plicatia avuram imediat cind
simpaticul gentleman. ne spu>e
cd primul act de proprietar CT
facea, dupa lipsa de citiva ami
fost curatirea zapezei, pc care
moi am executat-o spre deplina
sa satisfactie. Gu totii rIdeam.
Atunci americana nostru, en-
un aer misterios. deschise un fcI
de cufar de 0 forma cnrioasa. s
scoasa cu precautiuni infinite. {
sticla. De ar fl fost de aur, nu
ar ii uitat Gu mai multa drago
ste la ca.
Abuse trei pahare, 81 inject, IL
Get. lasa sd cala din miraculoasa
sticla. un lichid ca chilimbarul
ce raspindea eel maj deliciOs mi.
los de vim de Sauterne. Odata
Gu deliciosul vim. toti deveniran
mai communicative, limbele Sc des-
legara, spuseram fiecare, cine
suntem 81 unde he ducem, scl.
zindu-nc Cd nu putem sta prea
lnult. dar ca vom hotarl 0 II
cind vom putea discuta mai pt
,arg. multele chestnut in care
charmantul nostru american, Sc
vedea a ii foarte expert.
Terminind sticla, coboriram
scara condusi de noul 81 Ibunul
nostru annie. ce nu mai voia S;
he lase sd. plecam.
La ultima treapta. amindoi scoa
seram cei patru dolari. si-i oferi
ram lui Mister Erick, spunindu-
ca atunci cind cineva are pe a.
ceste timpuri de Dry (interdictif
de a beal, un asemenea vim dS
Sauterne, nu mai are nevoie q
plat bani, pentru orr &c ar aves
neyoic.
Protestarile lui Mr.. Erick, e
rau pornite din adinca convin
gere. ca banii lam cistigat G,
munca cinstitas sal pastram !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11
I N v I T A r E :.

Domnul HE 81 Doamna Ana
Birs din Agnita, judetul Trina
va Mare, de prezent in Mckees
Rocks, Pa, ail onoarea a. va in
vita de ii lua.parte la fncrestiDl-
rea ficei lor Eleonora. care Va
avea loc Dumineca. ID Februarie
1920, la locuinta dior
fnccputul va ii la orcle , p. N.
Nasi vor Fl: Domnul Andrei 81
Doamna Maria Manciulea din Pa
rau. judetul FagaraS, aflatori iii
McKecs Rocks, Pa.
Masa va fl asortata Gu cele CIlal
gustoase mlncari 81 bauturi.
Pima la revcdcre am rmas:
NASH 81 Parintii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11

De: I. Meter Comarnescu,
DR.. i'll Drept de la Facultatc.
din Paris.
6 Febrllarie 1920.

Ntiii u q 40.
6 Februarie 1920.
De trci zilc ningea in New
York. Orasul era acoperit de un
STRAIT gros de zapada, care intre-
rupsese orr ce circulate. Tram
vaielc stateau pc strazi. imobiii-
zate; lar camioancle 81 automobi-
lele cu greu Isl puteau face un
drum prin zapada groasa. Bietii
pietoni 81 mai ales gingascle Miss.
GU picioruSele lor delicate. dacl
nu alunecau. strebateau anevoie,
infundindu-se adinc in zapada ce
cadea mereu.
Scara mai alcs, cind lumea ce
lucreaza, iesea de prin nenumara-
tele lbirouri, circulatia devenea
aproape imposibila. Daca nu ar
fl existat tramvaiele pc sub pa
mint Subway. nu stu cum ar
fl putut aceasta intreaga omenI-
re, sa ajunga pe la indepartatele
lor case.
Proprietarii magazielor de pc
celebra strada Broadway. erau
foarte amariti din cauza zapezei,
care inchidea drumul. asa ca a
proape tot comerciul suffered
Din cauza ca sunt foarte putin.
servitori, nu rare orr vedeai ca-
meni imbracati dupa ultima mo-
da. carl Ell lopata in -mina, cura
tcau eli singuri 81 faceau treaba
pentru care nu gaseau Pc nimeni
sa angajeze.
Era orele patru dupa prlnz.
1nsotit de un pricten al men
urcam meet 5-a Avenue. diri
.jindu-se catre locuinta unui Anne.
rican, la care cram invitati Ia
ceai.
Il necesar sti, ca Avenue 4
5-a, G renumita prin palatelc mi
lionarilor 81 bogatasilor aIneri
cani, asa Cd pc ambele part sun
multe lucruri de o arta desavir
sta, 81 pc care trccatorul lie adm
ra.
| La coltul unei strait, ne opri
ram ca Sc aSteptam un autobls
&C lie ducea tocmai pima la desti
malta ce avcam.
Gu toata ninsoarea zee cadea
temperature MI era desagreabila
asa cincit amindoi cram imbra
cati in niste pardesiuri obicinui
te, 81 care probabil ca nu ne da
dean un aspect de oamni GU da
re de nina.
! Cum asteptam moi, vedcm E
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11

SD he aducem aminte de farsa &C
am facut i'm America.
Adauga, ca he pofteste 81 pc a
dOua ri, cind ne va oferi afard
de pretul dublu - ca pentru Gu
ratitori de marca = dar inca III
alt soiu de licher care he va con-
sola de Dry.
ST iata cum dol Romini, vcniti
de asa de DEPART, cistigara, GU
ratind zapada, pc llnga banl, 81
prictenia unui ON superior 81 de-
licat.