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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ida A. Ault to The McAllister Hoff-
man Co., 978 acres and lot CT Wads-
worth tp.
Levi Arnold McAnnette to Melvina
Sophia Miller, lot IL, tract :, Lafay-
ette tp.
Theodore and Louise Andrew to An
drew Grabenstetter, lots l and 2, sec.
IA, 30 acres Liverpool tp.
Jacob and Johanna Andrew to An
drew Grabenstetter, lots l and 2, sec.
IA, 30 acres Liverpool tp.
Bessie M. and Lee Anderton to Jas
S. Kendall, tract l, lot 13, Wadsworth
Ida A. Ault to M. w. and Clara B
/: Daniels, part of lot 913 Wadsworth.
| Ida A. and VIM. A. Ault to Elmer
! Abrams, part Of lot 81, Wadsworth
Laszlo and Flora Buksa to JOSEPH
| B. Wilson, lot II, % acres Hinckley
tp.
Augustus Buffham to Lodi Equity
Co., lot 12 Lodi.
Levi Branch ct al. to Harrison But
tolph, lots "a, Al, AZ, 43 and 40 Me-
dina.
Ella Booth to Grace Underwood, lot
| 162 Lodi.
Joseph J. Bender to, George and
Martha Witchey, lots 1882 and 1888
| Wordsworth.
A. W. Bowman ct al. to Ira e
Grim, lots IA, Is, II and 30, tract 3 in
Lafayette tp.
Homer v. and Mary V. Conner to
F. 0. Smoyer, lots 1874 and 1876 Spring
Hill allotment, Wadsworth.
Ross H. and Alta Cotner to Elias r.
and Mary E. Holmes, lot 13 Lafayette
tip. and lot 27 Chippewa Lake.
Asa Curtiss and wife to Joe SEE
man and wife, lot 553 Medina.
J. F. and Mary Conner to The Peo.
Piles Real Estate Agency Co., part LOT
973 Wadsworth.
M. w. and Hazel E. Everhard te
Joe Berlyak, lot 202 Wadsworth.
Quincy L. Eicher and wife to F. E
Repp, sec. 10, lots u and and sec. L
lots and 2 Homer tp.
M. w. and Hazel E. Everhard tc
Alverda Roshon, lot 209 Wadsworth.
T. Hershel and Esther Eshelman tt
Cynthia Page, outlot 81 Seville.
Mary Esterday and John w. ani
Gertie Hollinger, ALAG acres in sec
is Guilford tp.
Jos. w. and Marthan Finding tx
Louis F. and Mary Arnold, 81 acres
in tract / and lot / Liverpool tp.
Floyd Fixler and wife to Leon c
Jones and wife, lots 1866 and 126'
Wadsworth.
Robert O. Fuller and wife to Clar.
ence H. Oberholtzer and wife, lots
and 6, 102 acres Montville tp.
C. D. Friedt to E. R. Edison ct al.
/ lot Is tract 8. 50 acres Lafayette tp.
VIM. G. Frazier and wife to Earl S
Koppes and wife, lots rs and 81, 101
acres Montville tp.
Fred G. Gunkleman and wife to Ig
nae Horvath and wife ct al, 1896
ares Lafayette tp.
Chas. G. Gibbs to Mary Alice Gibbs
21a acres Brunswick tp.
Paul S. Gross to ]. W. Willford, lot
1404 Wadsworth.
F. II. Gross to George G. Bouthi-
non, lot 40 Spencer tip.
Ira E. Grimm to Willard johnson
9 acres Lafayette tp.
Lyman Hartman and wife to Claui
and Emily Eds, lots 472 and 1913 II
Wadsworth.
Chas. Fl. Howe to Frank H. Eos.
kett, outlot II Medina.
H. A. Indoe ct al. to J~P. Indoe et
al, SO acres York tip.
l.. G. and Helen Jones to G. F. Nc
Mullen, lot PIG Wadsworth.
John Jason to v. A. Homan, lot 8;
Lodi.
Anna Kemmerberg to Adam Rising
ct al, 25 acres Litchfield tp.
Joseph and Mary Kintz to th'
Wadsworth Mortgage and Realty Co.
lot 551 Wadsworth.
BIC. and Kate Kreider to Joseph H
| Winkler, 78 acres Guilford tp.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-09
COURTS
. NEW CASES

Charles E. Warield and Edwin
Price VS.. G.S.Lacknett. Action for re-
covery of $S17.s0, labor for digging
DIN we'll.
Samuel Hall vs.. H. A. Mentzer.
Action for $150 damages resulting
from auto accident. Summons is
sued.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John S. Brown and Lena M. Treast
both of WadsWorth.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-09
BIG DAY
SUNDAY
at Tabernacle

10 a. m. Great address, "The Heavenly Man
sions."
IL a. m. Bible School.
Bpm Mass Meeting for Everybody
Mothers will have reserved seats and be pre-.
sented with flowers Evangelist Minges will
speak on "Love."
Up. m. Subject, (which Way"
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
II is that so many products that are ex-
tensively advertised, all at once droI
out OF sight and are soon forgotten
The reason Is plain-the article did moi
fulfil the promises Of the manufac-
turer. This applies more particularly
10 a medicine. medicinal prepara-
tion that has real curative value al
most sells itself, as like an endless
chain system the remedy Is recon-
mended by those who have been bene-
flted, TO those who are in need of It,
A prominent druggist says, Take
for example DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
preparation l have sold for many
years and never hesitate 10 recommend,
for in almost every case IL shows ex-
cellent results, as many OF my custom
ers testify. No other kidney remedy
has so large sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands who
have used The preparation. the success
of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is due to
the fact, so many people claim. that it
fulfls almost every wish in overcom-
ing kidney. liver and bladder ailments,
corrects urinary troubles and neutral
ICES the uric acid which causes rheum-
atism.
You may receive a sample bottle
Of Swamp-BoOt by Parcels Post. Ad-
dress DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton,
n Y, and enclose ten cents; also men,
tion the Wilmington Journal Large
and medium size bottles for sale at
all drug stores.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
DUEL over GIRL
ENDSIN MURDER
Unidentified Survivor of
Daylight Battle Believed
Hiding in Philadelphia
THREATENED TO
KILL IF HALTED

CHESTER, Pa, March ii.-Joseph
Virgllio. a young Italian, was killed
here In a pistol duel yesterday with an
unidentified man. The shooting follow
ed a quarrel between the two over a
girl, according to several witnesses OF
the affair. The murderer escaped after
firing four shots into the body Of his
victim.
The shooting occurred in front OF a
pool room on West Third street, near
Howell where the men started their
quarrel during the noon hour. Virgiia,
who was employed in local shipyard,
was identified by a registration card
issued by the draft board OF Elizabeth,
New Jersey.
Following the shooting the murderer.
It is said, waved his revolver In the
air. shouting that he would kin the
first man who tried TO follow him. lie
then ran a square and boarded a trolley
car going. the police think. TO Philadel-
phia TO hide. A number Of men who
saw the shooting were taken into Gus
tody. but all denied knowing the name
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
GetDr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
for IL years and calomels old-tiue
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid hvers
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but healing, soothing
vegetable Laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" of these
little sugar-coated. olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
20 unnatural action.
Ifyou have a dark brown mouth
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache torpid liver-oonstipation,
you'll find quick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two of DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them everynight Just
20 keep right. Try them. l0c and 25c.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11

II spring has never been invented
there'd be no such things as house
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
BREAKS HIS LEG
SECOND TIME

CHESTER, Pa, March ii.-victor
Candneld, fifteen years old, wins the
blue ribbon OF the Ancient symbollcal
Degree Of Hard Luck. Victor. who re-
sides at 232 East Third street. hobbled
out Of the house on crulches yester-
day, his first outing after a six weeks
rest In the Chester Hospital, where he
was recovering from broken leg.
After being removed to his home he
was provided with a pair OF crutches.
He walked out and upon reaching Third
street and Edgemont avenue, he STUN
bled, the crutches fell away from him
and when picked up 1t was found that
he had fractured the leg and had to be
taken back to the hospital for another
stay.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
SPRING pOf1E
TESTED BY TIME
nnMEN TO HOLD RAKE

A bake under the auspices OF the
Junior Epworth League Of McCabe Me-
mortal NJ. Y. Church will be held at
the home OF Mrs S. NJ Keen, Concord
avenue and Monroe street beginning at
9 O'Clock on Saturday. March t3, for
the benefit OF the pipe organ fund.
Cakes. pies, okies, bread, rolls baked
beans, vegetable soup and candy will
be on sale
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
Sl)Ct1 U
|s[,E7lE7y' u i;

Autos are so ordinary
Every laborer and clerk,
Every Tom and Dick and Harry
Motors down to go TO work.
oswald usgub's genius turks IN
Sieering from the common course.
M the tea room that be works IN
oswald always rides a horse.
Howard CERT Indianapolis. Ind, stole
an AUTOMOBILES; sentenced 70 lie I'M
.prlsonment
"An did was 10 hold the maid on
my lap and iell her how mueh loVed
her.r Piter smith, Chicago, confessed,
.sSvhile the other fellow stole a cask OF
wine"
Gentlemen interested in the latest
fashion should make note Of the fact
that Mr.. Babe Ruth, well-konwn base
bsllist. was "atlired in a blue serge
coat. pearl gray trousers. a soft shirt
'of finest texture, sfken collar and
a scarf that was the ultra ultra IN
fashion"
But mat is not why Mr. Ruth IS paid
such a fabulous salary
" B. Colver, head Of the Federal
Trsde Commission. tells this one:
A sad-looking guy comes TO Colver's
oflce
whats troubling your quered Col
ver.
"Airplanes." replied the detected one
"Airplanes," asked Colver ~ thought
YOU was in the fish business p
so ] am. but airlanes have played
hob with the flsh business.
: Colver was al ears
ITS this way" The fshman contin-
ued. "fresh water nsh are very intelli-
gent. but not strong; salt water fsh
are fools but have strength"
Yes, yes" said Colver
"And since airplane manufacturers
have been buying The best linen we
have TO use cotton neis The fresh
water flsh are too smart TO set in EN-,
and the salt water flsh are so strong
;hey go right through them
II spring has never been invented
thered be no such things as house
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
Too Much Tobacco
After FOrty-Five
Dangerous, Says Doctor

Immoderate use OF tobacco after forty
five is suicidal, says DR. Hirschfeld, emil
nent medical author, and other doctors
agree with him. Excessive use OF tobacco
is bad for anyone, any time, and how
much you can stand can only be told after
it Is too late IL you have used too much.
Better to quit, and here NicOtol will help
YOU Get few NicOtOl tablets
from any druggist and let them drive the
craving from you. II you want TO resume
after seeing how much better you feel
without tobacco you can do so any time
Nicotol Is sold under a positive money
back guarantee. II costs yOu little TO quit
and nothing II NicOtOl fails.
Note: If you know you are smoking
too much let Nicotol help you reduce the
quantity and show you how easy IL is to
quit altogether. Ask your druggist about
the success OF Nicotol He knows and can
be trusted to tell yOu the truth.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11
500 STRIKERS RESUME WORK.

CHESTER, Pa, March 1.-THE five
hundred striking plpentters at the
Chester yard of the Merchants Ship
building Corporation, returned to work
yesterday Of their own volition. With
the return Of the strikers the statement
was given out that the yard commit
tee OF union men did not uphold the
strike.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11

OF the fugitive. though all said the tight
started over a girl.
Oscar Hawkins, driver OF jitney car,
found Virgillo lying In the street In a
pool OF blood. and placing him in his
automobile drove to the Chester hos
pltal, where he was pronounced dead.
Evening journal., 1920-03-11

cleaning, hauling away the ashes ana
taking sulphur and molasses.
Also iherc'd be no Easter eggs, spring
bonnets and puddles In the back yard
to sail boats on.
"I'n let you know who Is boss In
this house, observed Mr.. Tom Dun
during The course Of recent quarrel.
~Huhr exclaimed Mrs Dun, Il al
ready knkow who Is boss, and she
says lf you don't stop litlering up the
foor with clgar ashes you viii do your
smoking IN the BASEMENT
When Mrs. Rose Kstzowltz baked at
repeating names, she said her husband
called her, the 81. Paul judge suggest
ed she repeat N m In Jewish. She
did. Divorce granted.
The stork has been liberal toward MT.
and Mrs j. Brown Of Blue Rapids
Mich. He brought three girls This time
on a previous visit he brought WIN
boys. The mother weighs 300 pounds.
Delbert Rhodes Of Flndlay ONO
found among his possessions, a SILVER
dollar Thai hasn't deprecated In value.
II was coined in 1873 and he sold II
70 a collector for $50
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

hi o vcsclie 81 insufletre generala.
Dupd Gina Emanuel ruga pc Elena sc nuncasca nc
Sofran i'll functia de captain al yaselor 81 in maree
STAT in locul lui, convingind-o ca Sofran sren de
toate faptec Carci 81 ca cl porivit Gu legea ar pu
tea rcmine in functe find Vasca reinstalat in func
tia eli, 81 Elena consmti 81 facu numrea, chemind nc
Sofrani ca Sc depuna juramintul.
Mari 81 nunarul slujbasilor carl Sc stea pc linea
ca de paza Ecaterina Sofa Stoiana 81 Trina. cee
din urma de 81 bulgaroace dar dcvotate pc fata F.
lenei.
Dupa ce Sc risp multimea, relninind numai Gu
slubasele Ell consfatuira Gu ele cum Sc procefcze
lmpotriva Clare 81 toate fura de prere Sc fe data in
judecata pentru ucdcrea Dumitrei ST a robului. lar
Dina 81 Mitana fe iertate fiindca au facu accya
dc cit au indeplinit ordinele eli Emanuel care MI pe
case, starui ca 81 Clara sd e ertata 81 arata Eenci m
birea mare lui Sofrani pentru ea 81 Elena Sc invo
la sfatul ui Emanuel 81 lua hotdrirea ca Sc M s.
faca nci cercetare prvre Ia dsparitia Dumitrei
81 robnu, 81 detronarea Clare Sc fie socotita numa
ca vointa poporului de reintrona pc Elena Ana.
Caterina 81 Sofia conbatut Gu energie panul da,
Ia vona Elene staruia in loarirea eli au cedaf
Cfnd Sc piece Vasilca dadu nina Gu Elena si Il ~
Sc zimbind: q
,Nu trebuea Sc dai -puterea din NINA pitoafei s.
cele- ieai Bine ea te aieste u D ~ ~
Steam Vasilco dar volt se 81 Jh1k tof de6so
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ta carl dadeau in totdeauna sub supravcghcrca ci
invita- fctele la trlnta, 81 provoca intau pc Ana.
Ana sovaia dar la staruintele Eenei PRINT 81
Elena ii ofer avanaul so apuce amindoua miinilc
de mijloc, 81 ii spusc zimbind:
,Tinctc bnc Ano!''
Ana sint indata ca Elena sa schimbat cu totul,
ca n o mai pDate clati nesnire in rindul trecu
81 folosinduse de 4esnrca pc care ii oferise Elena
sal coprinza mijlocI vol so strnga ca sal ca pute-
rea, dar in curnd sm strinsa de spate ca intrun
cese de fer de braelc Ecne auzi cal trosneste CASE
le, ingalbeni la fata 81 Isl perdu respirata.
Elena, fara manifesteze vre-o sfortarc vadita
ntnsc jos, in aplauscle multime care priyea lupta
uS'a lasat trantit#', sopti Clara catre Sofrani,
care sta linga ca.
,Nu stiuss, sopti Sofrani.
.Cne vrea sd mai upte mine? Haide Claro!.s
zise Elena zimbind.
Clara pasi inainte, m1ndra 81 desfidatoare ST nu
prim oferta Eenei rdicase bratelc in ss ca so
apuce de mijloc.
I'm lupta dreapta, fe care Gu un brat sub bratul
celui alt, fnaltata fmparatcasa' zse Clara zinbnd
> Altfel nu primesc1.
,Fie 81 asa, ispravesc mai repcde Gu tiless, Else
Elena Gu voce tare ca Sc fie auzita de to 81 Sc in
cestara. 81.
lsll 's'1,s. q. 49, lys psnsl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

Parochia romina gr. ort. ,,Sfin-
tul Vasile" din Mount Union,
Pa, avizeaza Pc toti creStinii Ro-
mini care au dorinta a print sim.
tele Pasti, stunt rugati sc adrcya
Pc adresa: Rev. Pavcl Craciun,
40 Division Street, Mount Uni
on, Pa. Pastile sunt daruite de
un credincios, domnul loan Sire
ia 81 Ana Streja din Glxssport,
Pa, pentru biserica din Mount
Union, Pa.
In numclc parochiei ,,Sfintnl
Vasile" din Mount Union, Pa:
Rev. Pavel Craciun,
(76-7S)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05
CASA DE fNCH1RIAr.

8 odai, casa de caramida, rent
$1S lunar. Mobila din 3 odai de,
vinzare ieftin. Doritorii sa sc a.
dreseze la 1864 West a. Street
Cleveland, Ohio.
(7S-79)
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(Crn,are).

(Crmare).
Emanuel trnise pc Maria 81 Rada GU haincle cap
tlveor sa Sc imbrace, 81 imbrcara i'll apa fe care
Gu &c lmbracamne Ia VENT in NINA 81 fura invitate
sc iasa afara. a facut nic impotrvirc au supus
1ortel 81 esnd afara, acoo pc malul bali, multmea
proclama pc Elena 1mparateasa Insulei Fermecate
dupa inspirata Radc noua stapinitoare SC poarte
ttiul &c imparateasa 81 depusera Gu toti iuramntu
dte credinta noulni stapinitor.
i Slujbasele cele vcchi Isl rcuara postul in primre
lnarmlnd'l-se 81 i'll 1ocul Dumtrc Elena numi pc Ma
rinca ca pazitoarca almeor
Clara si sujbasele ei bugare fura pusc in liberia
te Gu avcrtizarea din partea Ane care acum era au-
foarea Eeei, ca mai mica resvratire sau nesupu-
rere va pedepsita moarte, 81 mutmea credncioa-
q umar PC Elena pima Ia palat unde 50 puse garda
dblA apcre be Iloua iparateasa te orr CO even
stisnpnl nopte
Elena epr pe tot "a lnasd Il tinlpul cillei dom
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

birca ntrc mine 81 81 sd convnga ca ticaloa-
sa. Nu-mi pare rcu de mimic numai de bata Dunlitra
care cazut jertfa planului 81 ure desfrinatei a.
|cele." 1#
,,Daca nu va scapam in noapca asta era sa va SUI
grume 81 pc d-tra", zisc Vasilca GU compatimre in
vOcea ei. "a ~. A
,,Nu cred Vasilco. Poatc ca a-si ii fost nlpuscata
san taata, dar sugrumata nici odaa Mai curld s,l-
grumam eu pc ea'', raspunse Elena zmbind 81 dupa
clteva momentc ur1na: ,Cu toate accste mai bine ca
sa intimpat ASA 81 va multumesc din suflet mai Gu
seama tie, al pus la Gale ovtura 81 fmbratisnd
pe Vasilca, saruta de mai multe ori.
A doua ii viata de pc insula rentra iii culsul ci
obisnuit singura deosebirc Cd parzan 81 devota-
It'll Elcnei radoase de bucure, Cd si-au reluat
f1nctiile 81 au scapat Gle tirania Clarei.
Pc seara Elena "a dus la plantatun 81 s'a intre-
finut mai multi tmp robi, carl au saluta-o Gu ura-
le cfnd an vazut-o.
S'a intrctinut 81 Dina 81 Mitana 81 lea spus sd
nn creaza cal suparata pc ec fiindca au facut alt
eeva de cit siau mplint datornta de slujbas 81 sup
81 credincos al regne datornta care trcbue so in
fie care credinta 81 supunere catre acea
t1fe se pucn1a de increderea multinlei.
Mo lntretinut 81 Gu Clara, 81 spre mirarca tutuor
a16 einr nina en- aratindu-se vesela 81 buna vol
14lhsStx ~
af.tamina cind veni ziua lllptelor destrinl
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A ' X

Facem cunoscut tutnror fratiloE
Rolnfli ca trimitem la cererc
sfintele Pasti tuturor carora le
va cere fara plata. Va rHgam sd
va adresati cit sc poatc de Gu
rind la adresa:
PAROCHIA ,,SFfNTA V1NERl"
155 Leroy Street, Newark, Ohio.
Pastile sunt donate de Domnul
George Jacsa Gu familia. i.
(77-79)
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LIBERTY BoNDURI


Vlnde-le acuma. Platim banl
gata 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ele-
vator,l colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
na II orele 6 p. III. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05
sTAF1DE DE vfNzARE.

California Muscati. Baxa de
25 lh. Gu $500 trimitem la CO.
manda ori 81 undc. Depozit
% cent? pentru fiecare baxa, lar
restul c. O. D.
JULIUS d. sNNoEENzo, propr.
Cor. Ash q Webb Street
ori la fratii Zaganescu, 200 SO.
Liberty Street, Alliance, %.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

APARE IN F1EcARE II.

PreiMl pentrS pmblicalll cas .,Caut".
..Dc vl0aAre". ,,Anunt de ciisNteric'.,
eLe.. c0stA peateM fiecare cUv1nt =
CENT? Ae . Dabiieatlc. Sub 50 de ccnti
Ru 10 DuAlicA nlalc.
reHtrn DArt 1e seaAA, InvitaPi de
kOtex, cunuan sau aaMsuxi ccati li-
nia. saM O<.00 coleaaA de star.
Publicasiile - fie fasotlte de suMa
seccsar&. Credit IN are deceit secieta-
tile dir Cniunea =. R. A.
0iaaascripte3e saa fotoyra1il mn se
tnapaiu21.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05

Go mn oftezi, bdditd, tare,
ORR deal maicei bun rdmas.
Ori de tea,na ca te ldss
Fir dc busuioc
Baelea uptd n foe,
Floare de sulfiM J.
Dr0ga lui Sc 'nchind. &
Trundafir de pc razor,
Vino, bade 'nvingdtor, :
Sd ne facem cub frun,os
PentrM dorul luninos.
Fir de rosnarin
La bddita N sin,
Fir dc Mmiitd
La mindra ~ cosi!d.
1. u. Soricu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05
STERGxkEL T1RGAT.

ytergdrel udrydt,
De nori aninat,
De pl0aie sttopit,
De SCORE 'nflorit,
Te laI alsor
Re camp de omor,
La ,tpsbrd de steay,
Pc targd dc fdg,
Unde-n,i zdcc greu
Bddis0rNl meu,
La poalc dc deal,
Gu gfntlu ~ Ardcql.
Stcrydrcl stinta
DC inyeri msH,
fnn,oaic-tc ~ scare
81 n valu,i dc mare :
81 lin tc coboard
Pc rasd usod,W
81 frunteo 10 .scintd
Gu pinzo ia sfimtd
81 stergc-i usor
Rdm'le ce-l dor,
T,implclc fierbin!i
81 ochm cunin!i.
81 to malta iard
Pea cerului scayT,
81 pc nori te 'ntindc,
Cerul Il cuprfndc,
Tatdl Stint sd vodd
LunEle sd creodd,
Col tan arc imbi,M
SINCE fdrd rind,
Stergdrel rdrgat
Gu si,gc pdtat,
,Singe de crestin
Cars pentrn strcin..
I. Z. SoricM.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-05
DRUM LUNG

DRUM LUNG
Arda-mi-te dc drum lung,
Dc dol ami mereu te-alung
81 tn n loo sd te opresti
Tot mai lung in zari sporesti.
Jalea ti-am destainuit
81 cu SINCE team stropit
81 GU lacrimi team udat,
Dc capatii nu ti-am dat.
Arda-mi-tc drum pustiu,
Nu ma 'ntrebi dc unde viu,
Nici ce foe ma arde. N piept,
Nici sprc ce pamint ma 'ndrcpt.
Ca, deaf Sti de foe 81 dor,
Mai deschide drag izvor,
La umbrita dc pelin
Sa-mi adapt voinic strein.
Arda-mi-tc, drum cnmplit
De mormintc strhjuit,
De pustiu inconjurat,
De maicutc blastamat,
&c pacate mari m 'ajung
De ma fac sa mi te-alung
81 Sd mil, sd mil, ga mil,
Ca sa-ti dau de capatiis
Ca la capatiiul tau
Sta deschis mormIntul meu. -.
I. y. Soricu.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-25
Woman Plays Detective;
Picks Suspect i'm Crowd

When Mrs. Thomas Alexander, Of IT
Prospect Street, East Orange. returned
to her thirdhoor apartment last Mon
day and found that it had been robbie d
of clothing and jewelry valued at
$4,000 she decided to do some sleuth-
ing on her own account.
Mrs. Alexander had met a man COM
leg out Of the building as she entered
it. Mrs. Patrick Mclaughlin. living
IN the same apartment building. also
saw him.
Mrs. Alexander came over to New
York yesterday to peer into the faces
OF Broadway's millions. In the Hud-
son tube station at Thirty-third Street
and Sixth Avenue she saw what ap-
peared to be her man. She halted
him.
II have been looking for you for
a long time" said Mrs. Alexander
You, were visiting over my way last
Monday"
Patrolman Doyle, or Mrs. Alexan-
der's complaint, took the man to the
West Thirtieth Street station. There
he described himself at Trott Do.
herty, thrtytwo Years old, a waiter
of 10 West Ninety-fifth Street, and de
clared that he had never been in East
Orange in his life.
Mrs. Mclaughlin visited the station
house later and identified Doherty as
the man she saw in the apartment
house. He is held on a charge of grano
larceny.