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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
Winit1red Black Writes About:
A Visit to a FOrtune-Teller

and l laughed till we could scarcely
speak, for it is true that my friend
Is alone and that she is prosperous
and has bit of property, and that
she has married son and a mar
riageable daughter. But the young
man-we laughed and laughed
But all at once, in the midst Of
our laughter, my friends face grew
serious and there was a speculative
look in her eyes By some strange
telepathy the face OF a young man
who sometimes advises my friend
about her property came before me.
spoke his name. My friend stopped
as if "A bullet had struck her
Suggestions Are Dangerous.
I don't believe that man ever
thought Of my friend in his life, eX-
cept as a business acquaintance. I
don't believe my friend ever thought
of him in any other way. But, some
how, if I were the young man
would keep out Of the way for a
while.
Suggestions are dangerous things.
What strange people she must see,
the old wrinkled fortune-teller
Think of a sensible, prosperous, mid
dle-aged woman fancying that her
children were jealous OF a man 10
years younger than herself. And
vet. somehow.
My fortune? Oh. I'm not going
TO tell that. tt wouldn't interest
you in the least. or, perhaps. il
might interest you a little TOO much.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
Personals

Miss Esther Hoke has returned
from a visit in Indianapolis where
she was the guest Of Mrs. Paul Ra-
gan, formerly Miss Maude Perley OF
this city, and en- route home she
visited Miss Dorothy Van Ness. Of
Frankfort, Ind.
Miss Maude Heath. president of
the Y. w. g. A, has returned from
Cleveland. o., where she attended
the national conference OF the Y.
". c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Myers. All S.
Main ST., and Mrs. John Campbell.
1907 Riverside dr., arc attending
the 29th continental congress Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton at Washington, d. G. Follow
ing this they will spend three weeks
with friends and relatives in New
YOrb City and Boston, Mass
Miss Jennie O. Noisom, 729 n.
Cushing St, has returned from an
extended visit with her brother in
Seattle, Wash. On her return trip
Miss Noisom visited in Portland,
ore. San Francisco and Los Angeles,
Calf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
Revelations of a Wife
Ny Heart and Ny Husband
BY ADELE GARRISON

you should meet her. Tell me about
that movie program at Cresthaven.
Is il too late to go over? j believe
If we hurry We could get there IN
time for the second run We could
take a taxi over and that 1915
back. Then we'd have time for a cup
of coffee if we wanted to after the
performance"
I had about as much interest in a
movie program at Cresthaven as I
had IN the ponderous discussion of
the cid theologians concerning the
number Of angels who could dance
on the Loint OF needle. but my in
stinct recognized a tensity in the
mental atmosphere surrounding my
husband and me which would have
taken almost any means TO loosen.
To my surprise, Dicky showed dis
tinct traces OF embarrassment.
Dicfiy's Reasons.
why. l guess we've got time
enough!" he said. 'But-well. you'll
have 10 do the explaining to Miss
Dean"
took a firm grip on my temper
and suppressed any indication OF
surprise.
I'm the best little explainer in the
state, probably in the country" l
retorted gayly. but l certainly will
have TO have an outline OF what I'm
10 explain. If you'll just give it to
me in words of one syllable-al-
though perhaps Miss Dean will IN
derStand better than I do"
Dicky's face was a brick red by
this time. but there was no possible
word Of my little speech which was
obviously challenging, so he answer
ed is as matter of-fact manner as he
could command;
Il suppose you know that Miss
Dean lives in Chresthaven.
He paused for confirmation of his
assertion.
She has told me so" I returned
sweetly with an air Of accepting
nothing as truth unless it were
proved to me.
OH" Dicky named a place
far removed from Cresthaven and its
present climate, then made a frantic
grasp after calmness.
con the train tonight she happen
ed TO mention the unusual excellence
of the movie program at the Crest
haven theater, and wondered why
we never came over there. 1 thought
perhaps you'd like to so. and as
she's such a pal Of yours there was
nothing else 70 do but TO ask her to
meet us and go with us TO the show
and some supper afterward. l didn't
have her telephone number, so
couldn't explain to her when you
didn't come. and now. If we 80. the
explanations will be up to you"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21

There were 80 members present
~ the weekly meeting Of the Auten
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
AnnO1tH CementS

The Thursday club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. L. II. Orvis, 617 5. Clinton st.
Mrs W. J. CrabHl, III North
Shore dr., will be hostess at a meet
ing of the Circle of Mercy Thursday
afternoon.
There will be an all day meeting
Of the st. Joseph Valley grange
held at the w. O. w. hall Thurs
day. A dinner will be served al
noon. The afternoon program will
consist OF an address by r. Scheib,
professor OF agriculture at NOtre
Dame university. and by Cyrus Z.
Pattee.
The Loyal American Drill team
will entertain with a card party at
Beyler hall Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the Stull Memorial church viii meet
Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Schuyler Wiltfong,
1873 +. Indiana av.
The Germans ought TO have
known that Schrecklicheit would
come home TO roOst.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21

". r. c. which was held at the
old courthouse Tuesday evening
one initiation took place. A Thin
bic was held in the afternoon with
IS members In attendance. Those
members whose birthdays occur
either in March or April will enter
tain with a birthday party May 5.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Ma
tional Association OF Letter Carriers
held its regular meeting Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Pierce, T09 Lincoln way ". The
business session was followed by a
social nour during which refresh
ments were served TO nine members
The next melting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Reinoehl, 607
+. Wenger 81, May Is.
A new organization, called the
Rainbow club. composed OF six girls
was organized Sunday afternoon at
the home OF Miss Edith Seiwell.
Miss Sarah Sandrock was elected
president, and Miss Edith Seiwell,
secretary and treasurer. The next
meeting viii be held at the home Of
Miss Anna Gutstein, May 2.
The Allied Dancing club enter
tanned with a dinner-dance in the
rotary room of the Oliver hotel
Monday evening. Dinner was served
TO 45 couples at tables attractively
decorated with baskets OF spring
flowers. Steimrich's orchestra of
Elkhart furnished the music for the
program OF dances.
A card party was given BY the
Waneta Sewing circle Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Redman hall, pro-
gressive pedro being played at seven
tables. A similar party will be hold
at the same place in two weeks.
Miss Eva Crabiu. 316 s Carroll
St, entertained eight members Of
the Jane u. club Monday evening
with an informal dinner at the
Philadelphia followed by an Or
pheum theater Iarty. There will be
a regular meeting held in two weeks
at the home of Miss Blanche
LOwery, Paris 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
WILL BE REPEATED

Because OF too few applicants for
civil service examinations held in
South Bend and other cities through
out the country lately the civil ser
vice commission has ordered that
these examinations be repeated on
May 3.
Those which will be held at the
local post office a that time are for
assistant examiners, patent office,
addressogra phi operators, calculating
machine operators, operatives (caFd
perfOrating machines), and physical
laboratory helpers. departmental
service washington d. c.. appre-
tice fish culturists bureau of fisheries.
veterinarians and lay inspectors, de-
partment of agriculture local and
assistant inspectors OF boilers and Of
hulls, steamboat inspection service,
and domestic science teachers. In
dian service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
WHY DICKY SAID THE EXPnA-
NATIONS WILL BE UP To YOU.

II
NATIONS WILL BE UP To YOU.
Miss Dean." I echoed in amaze
ment What"
broke off abruptly. Not for
worlds would ! ask my husband for
any EXCLAMATION OF his surprising
statement concerning my colleague
IN the teaching force OF Bayview
although the revelation, casually
though il was made, that he had
seen the pretty. dashing girl in
whom he had betrayed so much in
terest at the StockbriGge reception,
was an unmistakable shock 10 me.
But my knowledge OF Dicky's
volatile, careless nature, the memory
OF former mistakes OF mine in my
attitude toward his escap ades. above
all the recollection OF Lillian's sage
advice 10 me so often repeated, aid
ed me in preserving an attitude of
good-natured indifference toward
the information Dicky had Just Civ
en- me.
she isn't my keeper" said gay
~, with a hasty shelving of my
amazed attitude And my important
business had nothing TO do with the
school. So as she wasn't on the
before mine-she could not possibly
have known anything about my err
rand. I'm sorry. Next time I'll give
her full particulars
! kept my voice care free, mirth-
full. but couldn't refrain from the
sly reference at the end of my SEN
tence, Dicky's face flushed but he
grinned reluctantly
Think you're smart, don't YOU ?"
he 1nuttered bOyishly, then wheeled
toward me. evidently bent upon eX-
planning matters.
II suppose I'd better trace me
tracks, footsteI by footstep from
the door OF me studio TO home or
you'll be imagining all kinds OF
things" he began.
l held up my hand protestingly.
Madge'S Diplomacy.
"Oh, Dickv, please" I said with a
bored air. When there are so many
interesting things to talk about, why
waste time In explaining how you
happened TO run across one OF my
FIR acquaintainces? I made the
correction deliberately.
i knew, as I had known from the
time of first seeing Bess Dean, that
while l probably would have no
cause to count her an enemy, yet
1 could never call her friend.
Miss Dean" / continued, FIRE
quently goes into the city directly
after school, and comes out again on
the early evening train. 1t is the
most natural thing in the world that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21

ComplimentnE Miss Dorothy Nc
Canoe. whose marriage will take
place Saturday. Miss Mardelle Hide
brand. 625 Riverside dr., was hostess
"a towel shower az her home Tues
day evening. An enjoyable evening.
was spent with music and needle
work and luncheon was served TO
IS guests. The rooms were deco
rated with large bOquets OF yellow
and white daisies. Miss Marie VIII
lians. 1889 Lincoln way w, will
entrtain with a ] o'clock luncheon
at the Robertson tea room this aft
srnoon
At the meeting Of the mothers
department OF the Progress club
held Tuesday afternoon IN the club
rooms. Mrs A. Il. Williamson talked
on "AmeTioaniZation OF Children, ="
and Joseph Taylor. the scout ex-
ecutive. explained the Boy scout
movement Miss Fife Harmon led
in the cradle songs. The usual bust
ness session preceded the Irogram.
The next meeting viii be held IN
the club rooms May 4.
Mrs. Edward Brundige $50 w.
Lasalle av., vas hostess 20 the Ply
mouth Needlecraft class which met
at her home, Tuesday afternoon The
time was spent with needlewOrk fol-
lowing the transaction Of the rOu-
tine business The contest favor was
awarded 10 Mrs. William Hardy and
refreshments were served 20 II
members and one visitor. The club
will be entertained In two weeks at
the home or Mrs. Bernard Course,
214 T.. Calvert 81.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church was held Tuesday evening
at the home Of ]. c. Hansen, SCI
Sherman av. The meeting was
opened by Rev. A II. Keck. one new
member being admitted during the
business session. A talk on the boy
scout movement and the work IL is
doing was given by Joseph Taylor
after which a musical program was
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Motts, who rendered several piano
and violin solos and duets. Re
freshrn epts We're served 20 IS mem
bers. T'hes annual meeting will be
held at the home OF r G. ReimOld.
4Os ~. Michigan st, May IS.
The Schuyler Rebekah thimble
met Tuesday afternoon at the 1. o.
q. r. hall. The regular business ses-
sion was held and a social hour
enjoyed, needlewOrk being the diver
sion refreshments We're served to
12 members by the hostesses. Mrs
Ida PenrOd, Mrs Julia Smith and
Mrs. Matte Geyer. Another Thin
BILE will be held in two weeks when
Mrs Fannie Brodebeck, Mrs Rose
Shultz and Mrs. Retta Pumchef will
act as hostesSes.
A special meeting of the Gold
Star Mothers OF the Service Star
Legion was held Tuesday evening
at the Y. ". G. A. The Indiana
state war history record was ex-
piained and each member present
was given a blank 20 fill out and re-
turn 10 the historical association.
Miss Irma Coilmer talked on the
msmorial tablet 10 be erected for
the men who lost their lives in the
service.
There were 30 members present
~ the weekly meeting OF the Auten
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
AUTO OWNER FINED
FOR HITTING REPORTER

William Whrsledt of Chicago was
fined s and costs in city court
Tuesday morning. following the in
jury suffered by r. r. Morris, South
Bend newspaper man, when he was
struck by Mr.. Whrsledt's automobile.
Mr.. Morris was alighting from a
street car.
The IS and costs fine followed
civil settlement between Mr.. Morris
and the owner OF the automobile.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Medar De Vile. laborer. Misha-
waka, Ind. TO Augusta Van Hove,
factory worker, MishawalIa, Ind.
Paul II. Kring. electric worker,
South Bend, Ind, to Ruth AIDE
meyer Fry, clerk, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-21

CHICAGO-F'our suits of clothes
saved Mike ChristOpher's life when
Rufus Underwood stabbed him in a
quarrel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21
A v I z i.

Prin accasta sc avizcaza tOti
mcmbrii socictati ,,Destcapta-te
Romine" din Detroit, Michigan,
ca toti accia care sunt in res
tanta Gu platirea cotelor .dublc
pc lunilc Februaric 81 Martie, 81
tot odata 81 aceia care sunt ne d.
chitati Gu cazurile mortale din
loc, li-se pune in vedere ca Gu
ziua de 80 Maiu 1920 li-se va Sis
ia ori ce drept de beneficiu local,
fie caz de mOarte, sau boala. Sc
pune in vederc aceasta pentru ca
multi mcmbrii al societatii noas-
trc au platit cotele lunare pcntru
anul intreg Gu un dolari 81 cinci-
zeci cent? 81 he atragind seama
cd Sc colecteaza Gotta dubla pc &c
le doua luni sus mentionate.
Stim ca acei frati membrii isi
vor face datorinta 81 la timpul
lor sc va achita Gu tOate cOmpe-
tintele fata de societate, insa So
cietatea MI mai poate snporta
toate speselc din fond, fiindca q
avut prea multc cazuri de boa!d
in timpul cit tinut influenza. ]
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21
FAMILIA MILLER fNSEAMNk
PROGRESUL COPILULUI.
La hranit Gu Hensch' S Food de.
la a 23-a ri.

la a 23-a ri.
In primele douazeci de zile din
yiata copilului Miller a perdut
Iloi funti. A avut 0 operate in IA
treia ri, 81 hranirea in mod ma
tural era imposibila. Mincarea
artificiala data lui nu era hrani-
toare In 23-a- ri, lisa dat
Hensch s Food 81 ,,perderea gre
utatii a fost inlaturata,' spun
parintii lui Dina 81 D-nul Miller
25s3 Gullford Road, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Intro scrisoare trimisa ia
Hensch' s Food Co.. eli spun
,,Greutatea copi!uiui a fost con
stanta timp de zcce saptdmini in
cele mai ciilduroase zile din cit"
a aNut Clevelamdul- Coloarea e.
tel IA imblmatatit Pc masura c"
slngclc Sc intarca. Din 10 Az.
gust, inceput Sc cis.ige in gre
utate rapid 81 uniform. FL cint;.-
rea Is 81 jumatate flnti la III
an, % 81 jumatate fltnti la dol
ami. A avut dol dinti la sase luni.
opt la I'm an, optsprezece la dol
ami. Lista ce tinem arata ce "a
facut Hensch $ Food contra gre
utatilor 'care, dupa cum spurc
doica, erau fara spcramtc.t'
HeEsch S Food este rn substi-
tut stintific al laptelui de mama.
De aceia copii Sc intaresc din ca.
Mil Gle mamie au fntrebuintat-o 81
Gu I'm success exceptional. E use"
pcntru stomacul copilului de a
digesta, 81 are proprietati hrani
toare splemdide care face singer
bun, oasele tari 81 musculatura
firma. Daca al copil in casa H.
cearca Hcnsch s Food. Farmacis-
tul o are de vinzare, orr trimite
dupa proba la Hensh Food Co..
Cleveland, Ohio.
HENSCH'S FOOD
Pentru copii, invalizi 81 conva-
lescenti.
(Adv.).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21

daca nu gaseste mimic, Sd fntelca-
ga ca vreme de asteptat pere ma
laiete nu este 81 fara rasgindeala
multa sd se dea in laturi ca nu
cumva ncbunia speculei acesteia
dcsmatate sd stfrneasca alta
la aceia carl nu pot sd mai ira
iasca in tara bclsugulqi char du-
pa raiboiu.
Universally.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21
LUPTA fNAINTE.

Falmosul autor Robert Louis
Stevenson scris: de patrllspre-
zece AMI de zlle II 'am avut nici o
sanatate reala. NJ am desteptat
bolnav 81 IN ann culcat obosit; 81
mlam facut lucrlll fara Fl stin-
]cnlt." Stunt mu.ti earl sufera 81
lnpta IN acelas fel, ilisa in mute
cazurl comditilIc pot Fl facute i'll
Scurt tlmp mai bunr daca nllmai
ar sti desprc Triner's American
Elixir Of Bitter Wine. Acest re-
medlu alunga cauzelc multor nca-
Junsurl termentatoarc prin cura-
tirea intestineior. ajutind foarta
multi la digestie 81 restaurind ape
titul de mincarc Farmacistul $;
vlnzatorul de medicina della care
ohlclnuiti cllmpara are 81 RENE
diurilc Trincr. Incearca la fcl Tri-
ner's Angelica Bitter Tonic. in
special la convalescenta, lar in caz
de raceala 81 tub,a ia imcdiat Tri-
ner S Cough Sedative. All auzit
d-ta de Triner' S Antipurin care e
fara seaman la clotoritul gurei 81
curatitul ranelor? = Joseph Tri-
ner Gopany. l3:33-l343 SO: ASH
land Ave, Chicago, III. Adv
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21

din East Youngstown, Ohio, arc
onoarca a invita- pc toatc surori.
le Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii
precum 81 pc toti fratii Roanin
din loc 81 dim jur a lua partc la
frlmoasa petreccrc teatrala inn.
preunata cu dams, care va avea
loc Dumineca, 30 Maiu 1920 (zi
ua de Rosalii), in hala socictatii
,.Fratia Romina'' din al 1O-lea
Street.
fnceputul va fl la orcle Z p. m
precis, Gu ufnnatOrul frumos pro
gram:
1. Cuvint de deschidcre dc ca
ira domnul prcScdintc aranjator
2. Mostenire della raposata, dc
d. r. Rosscti Max, piesa in.
tr 'un act.
p Z r S @ A n ELE:
Marghioala, servitoare, d-ns
E. G. Marhao.
Potignescu, fatal vitreg al Ar
ghirii, d-nul G. Marhao.
Ciripila, capitan in retragere
d-nul Ambrosie Costandin.
Arghira, flea lui Potigncscu
dina Sofia Dan.
Cafegiopolo, fatal Elisci. d.
| Alex. Aron.
Elisa, flea lui Cafegiopolo, d.
SOara Ana Arsu.
3. Otrava fcmciasca, comcdi,
intr 'un act de N. Tintariu.
p Z r S o A n EL Z :.
Tiberiu OMnpean, rcdactor, d
nul A. Cuntan.
Lenuta, sofia sa, dina E. G
Marhao.
DIR. Luncan, medic, .d-nul Alex
Aron.
Bran, scrvitor, d-nul G. Visea
4. Oglida sparta, comedie ill
tr 'un act.
p Z r S O A n L L Il
Predcscu, d-nul Alex. Aron.
loan, d-nul G. Marhao.
Maria, servitoarc, doamna l.
| G. Marhao.
5. Cuuint de inchiderc de ca
ira domnul presedinte aranja
tor.
Dupa terminarea programulu
tcatral va urma joe pima la ziua
Muzica vestitului N. Sinu va
distra onoratul public Gu ceie
mai frllmOasc arii de dams 81 Gin
tece rationale.
Prctul de intrarc: Locul !, s!
dc persoana; Locul II, Is cent
de persoana.
SuprasOlvlri Sc prlmesc Gu IN l.
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pt
Gale ziaristica.
Bufctul va fl asortat GU c,It
mai bunc mezeluri 81 bauturi re-
coritoare.
Vcnitul curat al acestci pctre
ccri sc va adaoga la folIdul dc
hcncficii al socictatii.
Deci in spcranta ca toti fratii
RcmIni ne vor da tot sprijinul
dior, participind intr'un numar
cit sc poate de mare la aceasta
pctrccere, pima la revedcrc anu
lamas salutindu-va Gu dragoste
fratcasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
n. B. - Mcmbrii 81 mcmbrele
societatii ,,Saminatorul Romin'
sunt dcobligati a plati ticatnl de
la aceasta pctrcccrc GU 81 ori a
parte la pctrccerc, Ori nu.
/17 NON
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21

Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfrlu"
Doua Volume $3.50. E in folo-
sui Uniunei S. r. A. Comandati
pima sunt, la G. r. Pascu, sos
Detroit Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21
Homo hOnlini |uOuS,

Lacomia desfrInata a spcculan-
tllor a antins in ultimul timp att
Gle multi coarda nerusinarci, incit
croleStc pc urma eli o dira de ne
bunle care pare ca coprins i'll
wlrtejul eli aproape 1oata lumea
della moi.
0 sete generala de cistig ieftin
Sc observa pima 81 in clasele So
clale carl nu S 'au indeletnicit vrc-
odata Gu comertul, caci nici odati
II au visat macar ca poate cxista
compatibilitate, intre ocupatiilc
lor de mai naintc 81 cele de All.
81 sub aspectul acesta interesat
81 mercantil al societatei dc az;
hu mai c chip sd deosebcsti pc
cine jefuieSte de cine este jcfuit
Toti citi train sub acest rapport
blestemul ceasului de acum ST.
slmtlm ghlara, STAN ingroziti, dan
Gu mllnlle in sin, in fata spcculai
ce ri Gu ri la proportii desfrinate
eel multi daca indraznim cirtea
La tlmlda, ceea ce in fata furie
GU care opereaza jefuitorii, este
echlvalent GU mimic.
isl sa MI credeti ca jefuitorui
acest om-lup al omului II are a..
gumente GU earl sa-si justifice
salbateca lacomie.
Mai lntiiu are la indcmina dr..
gumentul facturei, faimoasa 60.
gorita ca care inchide gura je.
fuitului cind inuraznestc sd pro.
testeze. Ii arata factura la care a.
daoga beneficiul pcrmis de 30 la
suta 81 replica nu mai incape
Oar homo lupus nu spune victi.
mel lui ca factura aceasta nu G
cea de origina, ca ca este poate !
treia sau a patra, dupa a treia
sau a patra NINA prin care a trc.
cut MARTA 81 ca prin urmare 81 be
neficlul de 30 la suta este 81 el
al trellea sau al patrulea pc ca.
rel sHporta F'bictul pconsumator.
Apoi mai sunt 81 altc argumcn.
te: cursul ridicat correspondent g.
pOcii in care maria a fost achizi.
tionata, acreditivul conventional!
sub imperiul caruia S "a cumparat
maria 81 alte asemenca ratiuni
negustoreSti mai mutt ori mai pu-
tin indreptatite.
ST sacul Gu argumcnte tot M
s'a ispravit, fiindca negustorii, a.
dica jefuitorii nu negustorii, d:1
totdeauna argumente de rezcrvatI
transporturlle, greutatile inerente
starei de dupa razboiu 81. 81. !. !.
dar ce nu gaseste spiritul invcn-
tiv al lupului care vrca sd
stoarca un buzumar!
In schimb, moi primim siutati;l
cum primi napaste pc care II g
poti evita, ca pc un fel de fatal.
tate impotriva Garcia tia parali-
Eat 81 reactia 81 serbia 81 rcvolta
Atunci, de ce crIsniri de dinti
81 blestem? Ne meritam osinda 81
alta tot. 81 nu vad de ce ncbunia
lacomiei acesteia uesfrinate, IL ar
degrade natiunea care indurd
constitute 0 lasitate fara prece.
dent de cinu exista demnitate D.
meneasca.
Dintre cite leacuri wor fl find
unul singur ar tamadui raul, dap
aplicat energic 81 imcdiat: inter,
vcntia authorization. NJ yrcau sd
stu care este aceasta autoritata
81 mi-e Indifferent cum o cheama
fiindca IL am de impartit mimic
GU nici una, dar imi inchipui ca
tre'bue sd fie dn aceasta tara 0 au
toritate in atributia Garcia cade
aceasta sarcina publica 81 con
stat ca ca nu-Si face datoria.
Oar care este aceasta datorie
Cum Sc intervie autoritatca ii
drept?
Nam caderea SO Indie: Ell
Sllnt Dublicul cara Slrfer 81 M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-21
- s &c a RTI -
Pc ORR 81 CARE P0R De La T0AE LINE De vAPOAE PRET.
RlE STUNT CElE MAI EFTNE ADEvARAT OFCALE De La COMPA

Dcci ficcare frate membru Sd
81 caute chitantele 81 de este ne
platit Gu Gotta dubla pc lunile F..
bruarie 81 Martie, petrecere J
4 cazuri mortale. numai decit a
sc puma in buna rcgula, caci la
caz contrar Gu toata parerea de
rau din ziua de 80 Maiu 1920 Isl
perd ori &C drept de bencficiu los
cal. Ing;lduinta MI va Fl pentrh
nimcni, fiinglca nici urmasii celor
rapOsati nu ne ingaduie 81 mai
mutt ne silesc li-se achita bene-
ficiiie.
Fratilor membrii, aveti cclc
mai sus zise in vederc 81 va ia
ceti datorinta.
In numelc societatii .,Dcsteap-
tate Rominc" din Detroit. Nj
chigan:
lean Vuica, presedinte
loan Vlad, secretar scriptur.
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