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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
FOUND rs QUARTS
New Bedford. Mass. Man Arrested
and Held in $500 for U. S. Court

and Held in $500 for U. S. Court
st. Adams. Dec l3--G r. Lackey Of
Montpelier. deputy L. S marshal. this
afternoon arrested Philebert Martin
OF New Bedford. Mass charged with
bringing liquor from Canada Mart n
was arraigned before U. S Commis-
sioner Watson and held in bail of
$500 for appearance at the next term
.of T. s. court He will probably fur.
lnsh the bail
The arrest was the result Of the
seizure made at Highgate. December
., when Deputy Collector Woodworth
found Is quarts Of high wines in Is
t II cans in an old trunk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
TO HELP INCOME rAxpAYeRss. 8.
Government to Make a county.to.
county Campo an.

Washington, Dec. l3 "A county
to-county campaign by internal reve.
nue. officers to aid taxpayers in pre-
pairing their income tax returns is an.
uouuced by Commissioner Williams.
tc begin shortly after Ian. | and con.
time until March Is, the final date
Tor films statistics Of income for the
wear 1920
Revenue officers assigned to the
work of assisting TAXPAYERS, Commits
sioner Williams said, will be prepared
to answer all questions relative to OK.
cmptions and income.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14

Paris Dec. liking Constantine
will not remain long on the throne Of
Greece, say Geneva dispatches to news
papers here. Correspondents claim
that they have obtained infor-
nation from persons closely connect
ed with Constantine, that after brief
interval, he viii abdicate in favor OF
Prince George.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
WORKERS TAKE WAGE CUT
Prefer That to Lonoer Hours; Bur.
linoton Mil Shuts Down.

lineton Mil Shuts Down,
burlington Dec. l2.--The manage.
mcnt OF the J. r. Booth Lumber Co.
said tonight that about rs per cent OF
the 100 or more employees who struck
Friday rather than return to l0.hcur
day would return to work tomorrow
on the nine hour basis. preferring a
creased number OF hours
Last night the Horatio Hickok Co.
manufacturers of boxes, mnlcying a
bout $50 men suspended operations
Indefinitely owing to a lack OF orders,
This Is the fire time the mill has ev
er been obi ged TO close 1t did a
thriving business during war time II
is not likely that the mill will be idle
long probably no more than week
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
POSTING NOTICE

Whereas, my wife Mae Greer has
left my bed and board without due
cause or provocation, | hereby forbid
all persons from trusting her on my
account. as ! shall pay no debts of her
contracting after this date.
Shaftsbury, Vt, Nov so, 1920.
WILLIAM A. H4tbn-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14

IT will be OF interest to you to come
and look over my fall and winter suits,
made to order. in the latest style. fl
and quality. Material: all-wool
Also do cleaning and repairing
Greatest reduction In WOODEN pieces.
Workmanship guaranteed
4. LAWRENCE
PRnOs NIX. North Bennington,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14

Paris, Dec. 1.-Two Greeks provid-
ed with passports for Lucerne, switz-
erland and with bombs in their pos
session have been arrested at Milan,
Italy, says dispatch to lie MatiR
It Is suspected that the men planned
to assassinate King Constantine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
A. RIAKiN
GET INSURED TODAY!

Your time life home, car furniture,
etc, have 4 money value.
Why take chances OF loss to yourself
or family?
Cali write or telephone for rates to-
day next week may he ton late
nm ageni. tor the John Hancock
Globe Indemnity Underwater Fire. No
American Accident ana many other old
and reliable insurance companies
Also seller OF bonds Notary Public
and agent for real estate
HOBY ALLEN JONES
officer
savings Hank nldg. Tel. Iit-J
tIumci
22I Snnord 81. Tel 33d- w.
80. as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14

~, lastiuslg 10 20 90 pounds Reeore stSdsr dhc
5f1niu faf Safe, pleasant insthnd. cndursed hv
nhysiciaes GUARANTEE. BAY Kurer talnles "a
s,y dsuaalsrE, Oh for free brochure win many
Kofsin cempsnY, Np.oa, siaisu \, New fsrt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Unsettled and cloudy tonight with
rain on snow Wednesday cloudy and
colder
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
klrcHlN is TO RESIGN
Was Former Chairman Of House Ways
and Means Committee.

Washington, Dee. l3 Representa-
tive Kitchn democrat North Caro-.
lima. has informed the ways and means
committee Of his intention to resign
at an early date because of III health,
chairman ,Fordney said today Mr.
kltchin was chairman of the commit
Tee during the period of democratic
control OF the House.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
COminlssioncrS Notice.
Estnte of FREDERICK II, JENNINGS

The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Bennington,
Commissioners. to receive, examine aud
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate OF Frederick
b. Jennings late Of New York city. In
said District deceased, and an claims
exhibited On offset thereto hereby give
notice that we viii meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid, az the First National
Bank Worth Bennington in said Dis
trict on the 10th day OF January and
2nd day Of NAV next. from o'clock
II NJ until 1 o'clock J.. NJ on each OF
said days and that six months from the
Gath day of November 4. d.. 1929, is the
time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims TO us
for examination an allowance.
Dated at Bennington Vt. this 9th
day OF December a. d., 1890.
naries n Powers
'FlH L. Hutchns
Dec. 7-l4-2l Commissioners
For the boys MOTHERS. YOU can
cut down the HIGH COST OF LIVING
on your boys clothing. We are selling
direct from the Mil Strong. durable
cloth. Nice limo OF patterns to select
from, suitable FO RAIL- THE FAMILY.
Write us for samples
ASH UELOT WO0LEN CO.,
GIISIM. n. n.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-14
She was Fat

The shadow on this mcture
pives yon an idea how she
looked By taking Kofein pro
nounced knreeHl and follow
Ing rasy diuctlOna of hOreln
eystem. she reduced 30
tbs. three months. Now
she is agile. attraeilve,
mentally alert and IN bet M
ter health. Reliable anti y
iat self-truatment, Many M
..D..... L.un uDL-lllnl nA-. w
The courier-index., 1920-06-18
ALSO FIRST IN OIL

George Washington was not only first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his country men," but was the first oil opera tor in the United States and stands at the head of the illustrious list of oil men. Oil was discovered on land owned by Washington in West Virginia and it was used for light ing lubricating in preference to tallow and other oils. Washington was first to realize the great value of this mineral oil and predicted that some day it would take the place of animal and vegetable oils then in common use. His foresights have been justified by the great import ance of oil in so many line of en- deavor today. On the land former ly owned by George Washington in West Virginia, 35,000 barrels of oil have been produced.
 In his will the first president of the United States recommended to his trustee that something be done to utilize oil in a commercial way. The ever increasing demand for oil in industry today is proof that his recommendation was well made.
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General Merchandise
 Feedstufs

enthusiasm. Palestine contains about 5000 square miles. Its min- eral resources are very slight. It's agricultural resources are moderate the coast plain and Jordan valley can be made very productive by ir- rigation, but in between lies a brok- en limestone plateau of little val ue. The country is not we'll sit uated for commerce, and the water power available for manufacturers will scarcely make up for the ab- sence of coal.
 In view of these facts what war rant is there for supposing that Palestine will be more densely peo- pied than Holland, with it's fertile polders, world wide commerce and large colonial empire? Why should Palestine be as thickly settled as England, with enormous mineral re- sources and leading position in the world trade? Why expect density of population in the Holy Land two and one half times as great as that of France? The new state will be important for the idea it represents, rather than for it's numbers.
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lok for living evidence of opportuni- ty, they would turn back. The pie ture of men in penitentiary cells, black-capped individuals on the gal lows or in the electric chair, beg gars upon the streets, physical wrecks in low dives-or the other picture of the unmourned burial would not inspire them. Crime new CT brings success. It never pays. Even the uncaptured criminal leads life of dread and horror, ever pursued by unrelenting conscience, ever haunted by the shadow of the law. Crime is the wrong road away from poverty. It is not an equalizer of social justice. It is the short road to self-destruction.
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THE ROAD TO DEATH

Two young men employed in a
 St. Louis restaurant, talked over the hardships of their lives and the inequalities of present day justice, and thereupon determined to enter upon career of crime. After two days of activity, including three burglaries, they arrived in cells in the city jail. Their next excursion is likely to be to the penitentiary.
 Another young man had ben in the employment of the government as a railway mail clerk. In his work great deal of money and other things of value passed thru his hands. His salary was com paratively small. He quit his job
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~RoadUp This HillIsNot FoolP Proof"

So reads sign upon certain highway. This sign is made conspicuous by a skull and cross bones painted in front of the lettering and is intend ed inspire caution in the minds of those who would carelessly travel that way. Taking the bumps on high with thought of the consequences has wreck ed many a career, has doomed many a to sorrow fully pass the remainder of his days in the obsecuri- ty of defeat and poverty stricken existence
 The road up the hiU lUhich is not foot proof, to many farmers of this country is familiar trail It lies by the door of every who still in the face of warnings and lessons of the past gives heed to his physical financial welfare but rushes ahead plant ing cotton to the exclusion of everything else look ing no further ahead than the end of one crop and the beginning of another, going head over heels in to debt and always hoping he will work out.
 What can be done this late in the season to avert the catastrophe effects of another feedess winter? It is up to all to thoughtfully consider this sub ject and provide by late planting in June and July of such crops corn, sorghum, peas and millet against the recurrence of such feed buying cam pagn as has been waged this year. There are thou sands of of low, wet lands in Lee county that still implanted These lands should be brok en and allowed to stand while, after which they should be planted to Plant all the you White and Yellow Dent will give best results For hay plant millett sorghum and peas this month, and Tennessee Golden millet in July
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and determined upon another meth cd of reaching riches and success. He died few weeks later in Chica- train robber and a murderer. He go from a policeman's bullet-a did not live even long enough to count over the proceeds of his bold train robbery.
 Young men, as a rule, venturing into this or that line of business, consider the prospects for success. They see other men who have achieved wealth or position in a particular line of enterprise and they enter into it with that symbol of opportunity before them. If young men, stepping into the thres- hold of crime, paused similarly to
The courier-index., 1920-06-18
EYES WINS DOGS LOVE

"A dog never becomes really at- tached to a blind man." That was the astunding statement recently made by dog expert. Asked how he could prove that to be true, and, if so, why was it true, he asserted that a dog loves and understands more than anything else the eye of his master. And, he said, quite truly that the dog. worshiping his master, always looks up into his face. The expert agreed that it
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THE NEW PALESTINE

Dr. Max Nordau expects to see 4,0OO,000 Jews settled in Palestine within a comparatively brief period.
 That Palestine will become a Jew ish, or if the word is preferred, Zionist state, seems to be agreed by all. That it will contain 4,00,- 100000 inhabitants will be agreed
 to by few save those who have for gotten their geography, or suffer ed it's lessons to be submerged by
The courier-index., 1920-06-18

Our business is growing very sat- isfactorily, thank you. The high and vegetables, the excellent service we always endeavor to give our patrons and the reasonableness of our charges account for regular in crease in the number of our GUS toners and in the volume of our business. Willis Grocery and Mark ct, Phone III. elf
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was quite possible that dog should, when he had gone blind, still show effection, but that it was impos- sible for a seeing dog, who had new CT seen the eyes of his owner, to become really attached to him. He would be a faithful, willing slave, but there would not be real deep affection.
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OWN YOUR OWN TRAP

Tourist-"My good friend do you earn your living by simply trapping and skinning animals?"
 Trapper-"Yep! It runs in the family. I got a brother in Phila-
 Tourist-'In Philadelphia?"
 Trapper-"Yes! He owns one of them appartment houses"
The courier-index., 1920-06-18

A vast supply of sodium sulphate is represented in the deposits of some of the lakes in Siberia. Lake Marmyshant alone is estimated to contain about 3,000,000 tons.
The courier-index., 1920-06-18

At the present time the feed prospect is unprom- ising-not enough planted and lots of that poor We have all these seeds and selling them rapidly. Get yours Our seed business is large and grow ing all the time and it is real pleasure to have farmer come in and say, q want of that same seed corn you sold me last year" We hear this frequently this spring. So you will make no mistake by letting us furnish your seed
 Feed naeans corn, oats and hay and this week we have unloaded of each. Have fine corn, if you need any. We want your feed business and prepared to take of the prices.
 CIOthing-The Palmer kind. Do you know how a really good suit feels? Come in and try We will appreciate it. Everything that the young requires to garb himself can be found here
 Shoes for men, Won,en and children, summer and fall styles Our childrens school shoes this fall will be introduction of first-cass footwear in Mari Nothing superior has ever been sold here. See slide at the picture show in due time
 Wagons Buggies, Harness and Implements. We have the very thing you need right Gee Whiz- zes, double shovels, side harrows middle busters hoes files are in demand. If you have not purchas- ed, get yours
 Fence Qnd barbed lUire and nails. We have good stock Can ship promptly to rail or boat GUS toners anything desired Don't overlook us if need ing anything next week.
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Edwards might adopt the frog as his emblem. It is always moist and full of hops.-Baltimore Sun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-27
cETITt 81 RAsPlNDlTl zIARUL ,AMERIcA".
CO N v0 CAR E

Societatea Romlna de AjutOr
81 Cultura 'Dr. 1uliu Maniu"
din Canton, Ohio. ConvoaIca pc
toti membri sal a lua parte la
Sedinta Generala xtra-ordmara
care va avea loc in ziua de 8 Oct.
in Hala Societatii din Garfield
Ave. S. w. No 1924 la orele
9 A. M. Deci rugam oficios pc
toti membri lua parte la acea-
sta sedinta find Cd avem mai
multe luyruri importante de re-
zolvat Gu privire la Societatc
acelasi membru care va lipsi de
la aceasta sedinta va ii amendat
conform Statutullti. Deci am dori
ca nici un. membru sa nu Lip
seasca de Ia aceasta sedinta'.
(223-24). Presidiul.
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PER|F|DIA OMENEASCA
Roman Contimporan =
De G. r. PASCU

sat. La examen a eSit cea dintiiu,
find felicitata de artistii 81 profe-
sorii de la conservator, precum 81
de amatorii de musica, carl au fost
de fata.
Pc la sfirSitul lui Iulie a mers
Gu matusa-sa la tara, in comuna
Dragoslavele, din judetul Muscel,
nnde in casa unei vaduve batrine,
o ruda departata a lor, q nascut Q
fetita, botezind-o Florica, pc care
q dat-o in ingrijirea unei tarance,
platind intretinerea pc un an ina
intc.
Pc Ia sffrsitul li August, in po.
sesiunea diplomei de Ia conserve
tor, al unei recomandatiuni din
partea directorului Conservatoru-
lui 81 Gu trei mil de lei in buzunar,
bani ce ia remas din vinzarea c.
selor parintesti, 8 plecst II Paris,
unde . facut repede cunostint1 Gu
cercurile artistice gi ! urmat en-
complectarea studiilor. II dol AMI
q devepit q eintx txseatx renu1nitx Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-27
REVEDEREA.

Trecuse cinsprezece ami de cind
Elena Teodoriu cazuse jertfa boie-
rului parvenit, odrasla fanariota,
al carui stramos s'a stabilit in ia
ra de pc timpul lui Caragea Voda,
81 care s'a imbogatit prin jaful 81
stoarcerea vlagei taranimei noas-
tire. Gheorghiade, impreuna Gu So
tia, Anastasia, 81 Gu dol copii pc
carl ii avea; Titu un tinar de
douazeci 81 trei de AMI 81 Lucre-
tia, fetita de saptesprezece, de
vre-o doua saptamini Sc aflau la
statiunea balneara de mare, Osten-
da. Era prin luna lui Septembrie
81 Ostenda gemea de lume, finan-
ciari 81 aristocrati din toata lu-
mea 0 pestritatura cosmopolita,
care nu Sc poate vedea decit la sta
tiunile balneare Gu un renume uni
versal, cum este 81 Ostenda, unde
de obicciu vine numai elita socie-
tatii 81 cei Gu punga grossa.
Editia de seara q ziarelor locale
anuntau Gu litere mari, sosirea ce-
lebrei cintarete Lucia Servais, ca
re : doua Il W cinta la Teatrul
Communal, 81 evenimentul fu discu-
TT CT aprindere de acei carl Gu:
noetess, salitstile srtistice ale &C.
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co N Y 0 CARE


Societatea de .Ajutor 81 Cultura
''Dacia Romina" din Cincinnati,
Ohio. CoaNoaca pc toti mem'bri
ci sa la parte La sedimta generala
ordinara ce Sc va tinea Dumineca
in 3 Octomvrie 1920 in sala de
sedinta de sub Mr.. $50 Dayton
Str. La accasta sedinta VIA III 81
darea de seama de 3 luni trecute.
Totodata sunt staruitor rugati
toti fratii membri sa aduca stl.
tutele vechi Gu dinSii ua sd. lie
dea Secretarului Financial ca sd
poata Fl schimbate Gu ce le moi. :
In nqumele Soc. Dacia RoumGna
n. Bogdan, loan Feher.
Presedinte. Secretar.
(223-24) - /, ~
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lebrei cfntarete. Inca din seara
aeca fura vindute aproape toatc
biletele. Gheorghiade, mare anna
tor de musica 81 de artistic, cum
vazu anuntul cnmpara un billet de
orchestra. Dina Gheorghiade era
suferinda 81 musica o supara. Titu
trebuia sa piece in seara aceea la
Paris, ca sd urnneze cursurile pre-
gatitoare pentru Facultate, pc carl
i le preda un professor dintr 'un
pension, 81 Lucretia trebuie sd stea
Gu mama, 81 ingrijeasca de ca.
Lucia de Servais era nunele ar
tistic al Elenei Teodoriu. Sub a.
cest. hume, earn devenise celebru
81 in Lumea Nonx se angaja Ia
diferiti impresarh de teatru In
lumea artistic6 a sadar al fl in
trebat de Elena odoriu, caci fie
care ar ii ridieal din nmeri 81 ti-ar
Fl respuus ca A. epnosc persoana
Gu acest hume. 11unaai aei intimi,
81 carl erau putli = numar, stiau
Cd Lucia Serva u Elena Teodo-
~ ~
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,!CONV OCARE

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Oultura ''Ulpea Traianas' din
Erie Pa. Comvoaca pc toti mem
bri eli din loc 81 jur de a lui
parte la sedinta trianestiala lu-
nara Dumineca in 3 Octombrie
1920 in Hala Societatii din 1888
Pennsylvania Ave. Sedinta sc va
deschide la Orele 2 p. NJ. lrecis.
LA ordinea Zilei va fl mai multe
-chestii importante de rezolvat
celia ce este mai important da-
rea de seama pc 3 lllni trecute
deci fratii membri avind i'm ve-
dere importanta acestei sedinte
stunt strict obligati de Ia lua par
te, llpsa nemotivata Sc va amenda
conform statutelor.
!. p. S. fie-care membru este rl-
gat lua la cunostimta ca GU IN
cepere de la | Octombrie 1920
Gotta llLnara s'a ridicat de la $50
La IT'S in speranta ca toti MEM
bril- vor Fl la culmea chemar.i
ann ramas salutinduLva in nu-
mele societatii iUlpea-Traiana.
(223-24 presidiul.
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suseasca in viitor: Pc acesta la
menajat pima in cele din urma. A.
yea mila de el, 81 ma s'a putut des-
bara de ell decit zic1ndu-i pc sleau
ca nu Sc va MARTA nici odata, caci
prefera viata independents. Gu
toate aceste Italianul, Luigi, Leo.
nardini, iubea 81 ii scria regulat
in fiecare luna.
Coincidenta, marea artista trase
Ia hotelul in care era gazduita fa-
milia Gheorghiade, dar clientii
hotelului nu s s'au putut bucura s q
vaza in seara sosirei sale, de oare
ce a intrat in apartamentele pre-.
gatite pentru ca, pc 0 fntrare spe.
ciala 81 masa q luat-o sus, servita
find de doua servitoare carl o in
soteau in voiajul ei.
In prima seara artista q fost in
vervS 81 q cucerit APPLAUSE furtu.
noase din partea publicului, Dc
care era pima ssla teatrului. ]
s'au facut mai multe ovatiuni,. La
sfirsitul piesei sala sjunsese la de.
lir. Strigate de "Vive Lucia =
!" H6ch Lucia; Three cheers fol
Lucia, Z nu mai conteneau. RI
scena era un norman de buchete
din carl artista : ales numai unnl
de Chrisanteme alba, Gel mai sim
|plu, pc care dupx e Ia privit N
moment l-a sxrutaf ii lipindn-l a,
|sfnul Il, ~ ratras in ovstkpnil.
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(3)
"Si tn esti un montstru ca bar
batul tau,'' 81 traversind sala de
asteptare, esi in antret 81 de-acolo
afara, la aer curat, unde respira
usurata. Cind esi pc strada Isl IL
sc in sine: 'Mai bine nu veneam, !"
dar dupa o mica reflectie urma
"E bine. Am sunoscut 81 sufletul
eli.
La conservator STA scuzat alb
senta GU boala 81 moartea masei, 81
q urmat inainte cursuL Din ii in
ii Sc distingea mai multi. Gu toate
staruintele directorului Teatrului
National, a refuzat sa mai cinte pc
scena 81 de Ia Conservstor mergea
de-adreptul Ia matusasa, sora ma
sci, unde locuis, fiindu-i urit sin
gura acasa.
Prin mijlocul yerei, q inceput So
se cunosscs semnele fructului me-
legiuirii hi Gheorghiade 81 4 tre-
butt u = Embrace mai lejerx. Co,
~ I = = = . - inerx-
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gante 81 gratioase, trupul eli sema-
ma ell statute artistilor antici,
sculptata dupa imaginatimea lor
despre o fence ideala dar care in
ca ma trait pc globul nostru te-
restru. Fata, gura, ochii, erau
asa de expresivi 81 de ademenitori
ca pictorul eel mai bogat in ina
gini n 'ar Fl fost in stare Sc pic
teze un cap ca al Ell. Sur1sul era
fermecator 81 tulbura mintile. Vor-
bea perfect limba franceza, italia
ma, germana, spaniola 81 engleza 81
pc linga voce admirabila de So
'prano, avea 81 0 cultura bogat6.
M iubise nici odata. Avea .
ura neimpacata 1mpotriva barba-
tilor carl Sc indesau in sufletul ei,
facfndu-i curtej pc cipd pc cei re-
trasi, carl Sc multumeau so ad-
mire, ii stima 81 ii respecta. "
In lunga ei cariera artistica nu
ramasese usa de biserica, dar Gu
toate Cd facuse mai multe siren
garii, Ia inima ei nu s'a ipit nici
unul din numerosii ei curtezani.
Dimpotriva pA toti Ia facut se
sufere deceptiuni amare. Unul sim
CUR cistigase simpatia ei, un ar
tist italian, ua BARTON, dar era Gu
sece ami mai tinar decit ca ii q
conyinse ca prost cA afar4 dc
vocea lui minunatk q n'ayea nici .
cnlturd y niei aptitudini . = -