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experience make 1t possible for her to reproduce a similar atmosphere of en- thusiasm and idealism to that with which she was surrounded in the mas ter's studio"
 "Our Matinee Musicales,' we hope to make the social feature of The Music Study Clubs work" Mrs. Davis said. having an informal reception after the programmes, with refreshments served. and an opportunity given to the mem- bers to meet the artists"
 '"The Treble Clef Chorus of the Music Study Club, with Mrs. G. D. Randall as chairman, will continue it's excellent work under her direction and at its or ganization meeting this month will per feet plans for its appearance on the Study Course programmes, the Russian
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viewer" of The New York Times makes, as follows, giving the northern idea of a southern authors book:
 "Ostavus Roy Cohen's latest detective story, Gray Dusk" has two qualities that lift it out of the ruck into which books of it's class usually fall. The first of these is denoument that will catch five out of every six sophisticated read CTS off guard. and the second is the liter ary skill the author displays in the suc- cessful creation of an atmosphere that enhances his plot.
 It is an interesting coincidence that two writers-Harvey O'Higgins in "The Story of Mrs. Murchison" and Mir. Cohen in "Gray Dusk'-should have written stories contemporaneousy in both of which the murderer is guilty of taking life, but in- nocent of any intention of killing his actual victim; and that both writers should have conceived such story with
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under the able direction of Mrs. E. T. Rice, Mrs. Davis laid great stress upon this department of the club, which will present many sides of musical art, emi- nent local musicians actively participat- ing in the programmes, leandng their talents to the production of the work. Broadmindedness is evidenced in the subjects chosen for study and discus sion and a tremendous zest is imparted to the work for the coming season, be- cause Of it's unusual quality and original design.
 The first meeting will be devoted to miscellaneous programme Mrs. Da- wis said and this will open the study course on Octooer '. The next meeting will be devoted to a programme of classical music leading up to modern music and will be given by pupils of Mrs. Gussen. with Augusta Dearborn, one of Miss Sara Mallams most tallented pupils, presenting group of Indian
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without which few successful murder stories have ever been built are de- vised with such unusual ingenuity that not until the last one is unraveled will the reader guess the authors cleverly concealed denouement.
 Gray Dusk has the additional merit of not being too long; it takes up only 262 pages-large type and wide margins. The authors descriptions of the exotic swamp country of South Carolina-that dank, dull gray region which furnishes such an admirable scene for a murder-rival the sugges tive power displayed by Irwin Cobb in creating the eerie atmosphere that makes "The Belled Buzzard" cling so tenaciously to memory long after its story has become vague.
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Pale, Weak, filling People, Can, In Many Cases, Be
 Benefited By the Use Of Ziron Iron Tonic.
RI OOD LACKING IRON CAUSES MANY AILMENTS

take ZIRON, the new Iron Tonic, which con- tains the ingredients prescribed by eminent physicians for this condition, and is obtainable at all first class drug stores, with or without physicians prescription.
 All the symptoms described above have been benefited by the use of ZIRON, according to the testimony of men and women who have used it.
 MT. w. Y Rhodes, R. F. D. No. 1, Hubert, Okla, is one who has written us about the good results obtained in his case by the use of ZIRON. He says: "I have taken ZIRON with great benefit It gave me new life and strength 1 feel like new man. l am 65 years old, but am able to work every day now, and feel 20 years younger was afflicted with rheumatism, neuralgia and kidney trouble, but don't feel any pains now. l am grateful to the new life-giving qualities of ZIRON, and the new energy it gave me-"
 ZIRON enriches your blood, helps to in- crease the red corpuscles and thereby to in- crease your health and energy. Try ZIRON. Your druggist sells it in $1 bottles. If you have trouble getting it. send us $1 and we will send you bottle by parcel post prepaid. If the first bottle fails to benefit you get your money back. CHATTANOOGA DRUG CHEMICAL CO.,,
 Chattanooga, Tenn.
 Adv. Z.kT. 5
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"FURTHER CHRONICLES OF
 AVONI,EAD

By W. L. Montgomery. The Page Com
 pany Publishers, Boston
 You remember Anne of Green Gables, !" and "Anne of Avonlea," and Chronicles of Avonlea," of course. all written by that charming author, L. M. Montgom- cry. and now we have another delightful book from the pen of this gifted author entitled Further Chronicles of Avon- lea-s
 O< thb pleasing book ono of tho best ''Rev1ews' gives us the following infor- mHtion:
 Further stories of the people of Avon lea, the home of the beloved Anne Shirley of Green Gables, whom Mark Twain called the dearest and most moving and delightful child since the immortal Alice. Anne herself once or twice flashes across the scene and her friends of Prince Edward Island are most engag- ing group of people of whom the author writes with all the charm which has made her books unrivaled in their field.
 '.In his introduction to this volume,
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"The Life Extension Institute has shown that 99 per cent of our population is below par" de- clared Prof. Irving Fisher, of Yale University, in lecture recently delivered at Pittsburg.
 This is an astounding assertion but when we look around us and realize the condition of our health and how easily we "catch" colds and other diseases, we have to acknowledge that it is only too true!
 What is to be done?
 We are shortening our lives by our flow health ideals" as Prof. Fisher says. We ought to realize that good health and strong system are possible to acquire, and we ought to set about to build up our health to a state of 100 per cent par.
 One of the first things to do is to see that your blood contains sufficiency of that most important aid to the health-iron.
 Iron in the blood makes for ruddy cheeks, bright eyes, ability to endure hard work with out fatigue, energy, stamina, vitality, nerve and muscle efficiency
 Lack of iron makes you easily tired, nervous, pale, sickly, weak, dyspeptic, irritable, unable to eat, sleep or work in a normal way. It rem ders you sensitive to cold and liable to catch any of the catching" diseases the world is full of
 The remedy for lack of iron in the blood is to
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and French programmes"
 The Junior Club, with it's 400 mem bers," Mrs. Davis said, lis one of our pet hobbies; two years ago this club was the largest Junior Music Study Club in the United States and it's work has been phenomenal This season, a pro- gramme of Border Muse will be given the Hungarian, Scandinavian, French and Danish music-the outlying borders around the old centers-Germany and France. To Mrs Fred Fite (Wilbur Leake), the president, much of the cred it of this splendid work of the Junior club is due; her interest and her amb tion for the club have been an inspira- tion to the members all during the early days of the club, as well as now. The plan for the season is to have a Junior chorus, which would be fine thing for the chorus"
 In commenting upon the Study Course"
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"GRAY DUSK''
 By Octavus Roy Cohen. Dodd Mead and Company, Publishers. New York City. Of the many reviews which have been made of Octavus Roy Cohen's very read- able and interesting detective story, "Grav Dusk" is that which tho ''RA-
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always celebrated with a little poem from Eleanor" In school. on "Exhi bition Days" her part was singing or playing or acting, though all the while she was longing to be asked to write.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-09

Mrs. Watson of Albany has come
to act as housekeeper for John Lang
Mrs. Beatrice Potts Stanley and
SOIL, Sherburne are at Sherburno
Moorc's, while Mr.. and Mrs. Ira j.
Albce are away. Mr.. and Mrs. Albeo
went to Boston Friday to bring home
THEN daughter, Marjorie, who has
been taking a year at Simmons col
lcge.
Laura Dow spent the week end al
her home here.
Robert Hawkins has sufficiently re-
covered to be taken to friends
home in Cabot.
DR.. r. II. Hazclton and, wife and
two daughters were visitors in Wat
crbury last Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. Gilbert Gilfillan who
have been visiting frienrs here have
returned to their home in West
Burke.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Chase spent the
early part of the week with relative,
in Lyndon and Lyndonville.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Martin has return
cd from a visit to her daughter. Mrs
Mrs. Arthur Emery in Lyndonyillc.
Howard Elliott has. returned from
Toledo where ne went to drive homo
car.
Bctram Staples of New Mexico
was visitor at w. S. Brooks nc
Gently. q, a.
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ST. IOHNSBURY EAST

H. s. Bridges is working at the Ply
mouth creamery.
c. w. Gale from st. Johnsbury has
moved in the Ella Prouty house re-
Gently vacated by G. X. Bennett.
Rev. Mr.. Perrin, Rev. f. E. Grint
and Deacon Wilbur Cushman went
to Danville to attend the conference
of the Congregational churches and
repore a very helpful session.
Carrie Damon gives up her tene-
ment in the Smith house and takes
rooms in Mrs. Wells house this week
B. w. Dyde has his sawmill ut The
Allies place nearly ready to saw the
lumber there.
Mrs. Louis Moulaon has returned
from the hospital.
f. S. Strowbridge has moved his
family here from Barnet. to the house
owned by the creamery.
Mrs. Adell Bonnet is at B. Stems
at Danville caring for Mrs. Stevens
| 1t is expected that old Home Day
will be observed this year about the
Is of July.
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at this time. Nelson Woodward OF
Lyndonville called on friends here re-
Gently.
Children's day will be observed
June 20 at the church.
Mrs. Ada Sturdevant of Placentia.'
Cal, spent several days last week
with Mrs. G, II, kingsbury. rs Nv
win Kittredge has bought the
Jamison place Of Edwin Kittredge.
He and his wife and Miss Ethel have
gone to Maine where they have cm7
ployment for the mid summer.
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meeting of the Ladies' Society will
be held at the parsonage Thursday at
2.30 p. N.
d. and Mrs. Baker visited friends
in Woodsvillc, Sunday.
Rev. Arthur Gregg, Mrs. Abbie
Harvey Mrs. Sarah Chase attended
the conference of Congregational
churches at Danvillc last Thursday.
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BARNET

The graded schools OF the town
will have their graduating exercises
a. the town hall, Friday at 100 p. M,
June II. The exercises had to be
appointed earlier than usual because
Of the afternoon mail train coming
as early at three o'clock.
The monthly business and social
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WALDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins from Spring
field, Mass, are visiting at Amos
SCOTS.
A reception was given Rev. and
Mrs. Davis at the parsonage last FIJI
day evening. AIRY Taylor brought
Two auto loads from South Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Kingsbury came
up from st. Johnsbury Friday night
to attend the reception at the par
sOnage.
A. w. Rollins has been very sick
the past week, but is somewhat better
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makes a man physical and mental weak-
ling, but 1t utterly robs him Of that .virile.
force. hat stamina and strength .d WIZ
which arc so necessary to success and
power in every walk OF life. strongly ad.
visc every man who is tagged ont by worry.
work aud other straiHs TO build UP hs
strength. energy and endurance by taking
souir form at organic iIonz-Nuxated Iron-T
for | cnn .ider it enc Of the foremost blood
and body builders; the best to which have
ever had recoursc.
MANrFACruRras' SoTE: NIxst,sd Iron. which
Is rocoinme lded above is not asserret remedy but
one which Il well known to druggist hverywhere.
Unlike the older inorganic iron " odBcts1t Ia easily
assimilstei and does.not inurc The teeth. maSs
az genuise Nuxatcd Iron is stHmped as follows ~
and the words Nuxa,ed Iron are 'stautpetf tpt9IfA
each bottle 50 that the public may not be led -
i.io ncccptn, Inferior s,ihstitutee. Tho nianhac-
treys giiaran:ce successful and entirely ahtisfac-
to-y results to every purchaser or they wt!lfeinnd
YOU money. II is dispensed BY all good druggists
in tablet form only.
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Nuxated Iron
Helps Build
Red Blood
Strcngtha land Endurance

Have you ever stopped to look
Yourself squarcly in the face?
.Nre YOU getting anywhere, - or
lust drifting "a little weaker, a
little more nervous, little more
run down every day. Nothing
slips away so easily as HEALTH,
Unless YOU hold fast to HEALTH
by your own elorts-by keeping
your blood pure, red and rich in
iron-thc day may come when all
YOU can do is WISH you had acted
sooner. Physicians explain below
how to help make rich, rcd blood
and increase strength, power and
endurance, through the health
giving, strength building power OF
organic iron-NuXatcd lron-whch
is now being used by over three
million people annually.
''SIcccfs is in the blood. eays Or. John
]. Van Horne, formerly Medical Inspector
and Clinical Physician on the Board OF
Health Of the City Of New York There
arc mon whom fate can never keep down
They triumph over difficulties and ill-fortunc
because they have within them the never,
failing source OF courage. confidence ana
power-purc, red blood, rich in stamina.
building iron. Where others hesitate and
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to offer. But in the rush and tear OF modern
day life, many man and woman ncslect \
to keep their blood filed with strcnCth,
building iron and as a result they find
themselves on the verge of 4, physical and
nervous breakdown at a ti'1c when they
should DC enjoying their best years. In my
opinion, physicians. cannot cnIphasiIe too
strongly the necessity OF koepng thu blood
pure and rcd with plenty Of iron. and be-
iievc they should at every opport'rtv pre-
scribe organic iron -Nuxated Irou-=for in
my experience it Is ono oil the best tonic
scicncc.P sAe
DIR. James Francis Sullivan. formerly
physician OF Bcllsvuc HOSPITAL ton'door
County Hospital. Ia commenting upon the
foregoing Esta,cincnt sars: ''jIvcry keen.
active successful man and woman Of today
reco gnizes that a. sound. strong body T. the
basis OF all real achievement and they leave
no stone unturned to safeguard thcir
health. Lack OF iron in the blood not only
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stumble, these men march
forward with a firm step
and take the best piisc9
of life. Their brains
arc kccnIy alive. their
bodies are fortified with
the strength and energy
that enables then to take AZ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

Rusim simtse 81 ridcase i'll picioare, 81 cind
nca vaznt ingalbcnit la fata 81 inceput Sc trcmu
Clara la aruncat arcanu de git 81 cind smucit
de capau ui Rusim cazut fata i'll JOS 81 Clara Ia
rit afara 81 tras 81 Dina Gle fune pima "a sugrumat
MOI Pam pus in roaba 81 Pam dus tot la piscul reteza
Gle Pam aruncat in 81 ca a rcmas de spar us;l
Gu torporul 81 dupa plecat Cind intors he
astepta 81 cinstit vim, 81 spus ca pc dra
o Sc va spinzure dupa osnda marelui sfat''.
,,Asculta Mitano! Spune drept ca mai Sc pates
mimic 81 Sc te am in hume de bine 81 SAT- dau 81
slujba; hotarse Clara faca i'll noaptea cind am
fost scoasa din inchisoare 81 procalnata Imparatea
za!" intreba Elena prvind adinc in ochi Mtane
,,Eu va spun, nunai ma spnneti Clare ca
sd strinesc mina ei asupra nea. In noaptea
va sugrume 81 pc Rusim Sc va arunce ar
canu de git 81 moi aveam pornca ca dacd sunet trea-
"a 81 va aparati va impuscam, 81 zcem ca Gle ala
v'am impuscat fiindca att sarit asupra ei''.
,,Si tn slobozea arma in mine!'' intreba Elena
zimbind.
,,Da, inatata imparateasa. Clara era regina atul-
ci 81 trebuea so ascu Acum spuneti sd slobod arma
in ca 81 slobod.1
Bravo Mitano. 1mi place. Sc stii ca 0 Sc am griia
de tine 81 sd tie resplatesc fldca spu adevaruE Sc
af nimeni Cd asorbit cd Rina al auzt.
Acum iii porunccsc 81 trebne sa lnaascnl Dute 81 te
|culca."
~ --
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07
(Irrmare).
ROMAN DE: G. r. PAsCU.

(Crmare)
Dupa ce yazuram ca murit ne spuse so trim a.
tara pc usa din dos so punem in roaba 81 so ducem
la piscu retezat 81 so aruncam in mare 81 lam indie
plinit porunca."
,Dar robu Rusim! Pentru ce pati sugrumat fs
1ntreba Elena.
,,Pacatelc lu Era glumet 81 Dumitra facea
haz de ell ca 81 ei placea glumeasca 81 Clara zs
ca trebue moara 81 cl, poata ajunge la
pul ci."
,,Nu va spus scop.s.
,,Nu, inaltata imparatesa.''
Isl cine Ia sugrumat?"
CLARA, Flu avoam felinarul in nina stinga 81 pi-
stolul III dreapta 81 Dina doua pistoae in NINA
.aveam ordin ca pc data zicc foe slobozm
ma in Rusil sau in cine ne vom intan in Gale 81 he
va spMne 81 tragem ~ Isl !.
,Eind am ajnns la carcera Clara deschis nsa, 81
mi y zis 81 intorc lumina yaza pc Rusim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

,Da lnaltata lmparateasa" respunse Mitana i'll
clinindu-sc 81 es urmata de Rada Ana carl au fost
de fata la martursirea eli.
Dupa esi Mitana inccpu Sc cugcte la vorbclc ci
ca Fl mpuscat-o daca fl Clara sc sloboada
ina 81 recunoscu ca scapat della moarte numa prin
nterventia Vasilchei, cac atfe orr mpotrivirc
Fl fos dc prsos caci Clara hotarise moartca eli 81 Mi
tana 81 Dina fl executat porunca so impusc daca
ar mpotrivit Carci. Din momentul acela Vaslca ci
stga loc 81 mai in inima ci privind-o min
tuitoarea c 81 doua ri cfnd VENT la ea de obi
ceiu sd raporteze pc Insa sunt toae i'll buna regu
a lua III brate sdruta de mai multc or, 81 lacr1
mile iii gene ii multum Cd ia scapat viata destainun-
|du-i tot &c afla della Mitana.
Vasilca povatu Sc aresteze pc Clara 81 so acuze
(le crma ordinara ca Sc fie pedepsa moarte, dar
Elena ii spuse ca rani inima ui Sofrani, lube
|ste pc Clara la nebunie 81 mila Gle ell
Discutara 81 faptul c3 Clara intalnir desc Gu
Mellmet 81 posibltatea ca Mehmet conrupa pc rob
Isl Gu ajutoru lor faca rcvolta singcroasa prn
re sas ajunga scopu sd inlature pc Elena 81 pc tot
care mare destula incredere, 81 Vasilca spuse Anc
|ca afat char in dimneata ca Clara arfi pro-
mis robilor ca daca ii ajuta revina regina des
xob s le va da vote la fecarc sasi aleaga nevasta
Hin fetele iasnlas aptnl ia fost comun
dt de Alkaz ui Manoe, 81 ia spus "a robii stau pc
efnduri stiind &c 50 faca 81 Mehet sarue be inga
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

Florica, tinara orfana, D-na
Reveica I. Trombitas.
Colivescu Paracliser,; D-nul l.
oan z. Copacea.
6. La inchiderea cortinei Sc va
clnta din partea diletantilor LA
tina Ginta" 81 cuvint de inch!de-
re din partea presedintelui Soci-
etatii.
Teatrul va dura pima la orele
Il din noapte 81 dupa aceia va
urma dansul pima in zori de ri.
Muzica ,,Iibertatea'' din Can
ton, Ohio, va distra onoratul pu-
blic Gu ceie mai frumoase arii de
dams 81 cintece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primcsc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita Pc
Gale ziaristicG.
Bufetul va fl asortat Gu celc
mai bnne 81 mai gustoase mlncari
81 bauturi recoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toate suro-
rile societati, onoratele parochil
81 cluburi, precum 81 toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 din jur ne vor
ola tot sprijinul dior, posibil, par
ticipind intr'un numar cit Sc
poatc de mare la aceasta petre,
cere, pima la revedcre am ramas
salutindu.va Gu dragsste adeva-
rat frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
(79--S0)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

Fra pc la mijlocul lui Iunie, cind intro ri pc
cnd Elena sta resturnata pc de nucle nipple
tit de unul din robi, pricepea bine la implicit
turi sub unbrarul din fata palatulu regal, ven Sof
raili 81 ii ceru vote sd vorbeasca ell ca.
,Trebue sa fie ceya gray. Vad dupa faa tai zisc
Elena zimbind ,,Spunc Sofrani Mai facut curoasa
prn modul cum al intervenit, ca nci odata pima a.
cun."
nUitc Gel, inaltata Imparateasa, sa ma scuzati Cd
indraznesc sd va fac propunere cu cred ca acum,
avnd bratc mai mue Fl bine sa Sc scuteasca feei
e martatc della lucru Stunt destui sa ucreze in locul
lor Cred ca ar Fl bine. -
,Cinc tea indemnat sd vii Gu propunerea aceas-
ia n. intreba Elena intrerupndu-l zimbind
,Nmeni, inaltata imparateasa. Propunerea e de-
Ia mine raspunse Sofran
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Sc primeasca propunerea Clarei.

el sc primeasca propunerea Clare
Elena care ertase pc Mehmct, 81 null dadu-sc NOR
tel ASA hotarise i'll ziua cind devenit regina
Insuei Fermccae, sc umpu de mimic 81 Sc hotari sal
puma capit zileor turculu viclean 81 lngusor insa
voa alba dovezi mai sigure 81 fnsarcina pc Vaslca
Emanuel sd stca in lcgatura Alkaz 81 SAL
comunce tot ce aude della ell.
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LIBERTY BoNDuR1
ST MARCI DE CRUTARE.

Vlnde-le acuma. Platim BAN
gaia 81 preturile eele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra dc Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
ma la srele 6 p. m. (1x6)
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APARE IN F1ECARE Il.

Preiul pentru publicatll cas .,Cnut",
vNc vtnzMre", ,Anunf dc cisAtOrfc''.
eL... cssti peatrs fiecare cuSimt !:
Cx.XTI d . psAlicatle. Sab 50 de ceatl
m - publleA nlnic
Peatra DAsi Do seaaA. Iavitari dc
hotea, snnuNi1 $40 aaAsuRt cent? IL
ala, aaa 4l.oo celeAAA De AiAr.
Pablicntkile 81 fie fasetite de snma
necexara. Credit m are Lecft s0cictA-
tile din yRinnea =. IL. A.
ManuseriPtele san foteErafll ma SC
tMAn~laxA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-07

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul" din Salem, Ohio,
are onoarea a invita- pc toate su-
rorile societati. cluburi 81 paro-
chi, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur a lua par
te la Marea Productie Teatrala
impreunata Gu dams, care Sc va
tinea Dumineca, II Aprilic 1920,
Tin ziua de Sfintele Pasti)
in hala societatii din ia Depot
Street, Salem, Ohio.
Inceputul petrecerei Va fl la o.
rele Z seara.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii Is,
Damele 80 cent?.
PROGRAMME SERBARII:
l. Cuvint de deschidere din par
tea domnului presedinte al socie-
tatii ,,Leul'', George n. Bodarned.
,. La ridicarea cortinei Sc va
cinta din partca diletantilor 81 di-
letantelor: ,,Christos inviat".
3. Sc va juea piesa teatrala !:
,,Drumul de fers'. comedie Gu elm
tece intr 'un act.
p L II s @ A y L l. f
Mama Balose, D-na Ludovica /.
Cosma.
Matache Nalbs, D-nul Petru
German.
Adela, flea lui Nalba, D-na Ra-
fra G.. Dan.
Ralu, ingincr, D-nul George
Lungu.
Caliopo, vaduva, D-na Efrosina
I. Popa.
Manola, arindas, D-nul Valente
NIGGA.
Manolachi, fiul sau, D-nul Ge-
IOrge >. Buta.
1oana, fata in casa, D-soara Iu.
stina G. Stancovici.
Sava, tlnar tigan, D-nul loan
II. Copacea.
4. 0 clntare Mai am un sin.
CUR dor" predata dc D-nul loan
u. Copacea.
5. ,Florin 81 Florica' opera i'll
r'un act.
p + Il S 0 A n + l. +
Florin, tinar taran, D-nul Lau
rente Dana.
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P r o v o G A r E.

Dupa mai multe incercari O.
ficioase, dar fara nici un re-
zultat pima in prezent, provo
cam 81 pc aceasta Gale pc D-nul
BUCUR NEAGOS1U, fost cpl
trop prim al Parochiei noastre,
sa bine voiasca a-si resolva afa-
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Aprilie 1920, Ia caz contrar vom
fl siliti a proceda pc alta Gale.
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Cruce" din Martins Ferry, O.
Presidiul.
(S0&S2)