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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
RtEDSbURG

Robert Corcoran, who spent the
summer with his brother, John, III
San Francisco has returned to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tibbitts
where he will reside while finishing
school.
The Brooks Stock Co., will play al
the Armory Monday, Tuesday AND
wednesday evenings Of this week.
The Missionary tea which was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Sass Friday P. M. was sA-success In
every way. ~
Miss Nina Kersten, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is still very
poorly.
Ed. Thomas is laying the founda-
tion for the new garage which he
will build on the corner Of Vine and
Park Streets '
The new bank building is progress
ing finely.
Mrs. Gardner has sold her home
and will go to Ohio to reside.
Veda Collins entertained company
from Green Bay the latter part Of the
week
Ed Martin and family now occupy
their new home on South Park street
F. Lemske of Hillsboro spent Sun
day with friends in our city.
Several Of our Eastern Star ladier
will attend the convention which will
be held in Milwaukee this week.
Ouanita Giffert, who came to at
tend the Williams-Hass wedding, re-
turned to her school duties Sunday.
Marie Siberz spent Sunday with
friends in Barabo0.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
MERRIMACK
chair.

Mrs. Ninnian Sharks is guest OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman
who reside near Portage.
Mrs Nelson Swanson and sons Will
liam and Clinton and Mrs Rex Swan
son and children motored to Cedar
Rapids Iowa where they are guests
of the formers son in law and daugh
tier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyler.
The children of Mr., and Mrs. Den
| mis- Bayles are i'll with whooping
cough.
DR.. and Mrs. F E. Tryon and Mrs
II 81. Gross motored to Madison Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Warne and daugh
ter Hazel were guests of her brother
Alvin Gross and family in Adams
recently. 4 ri
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nice ormick Of
Greenfield Mrs Sarah Parkin, Mrs.
Frank Garne and Mrs Gustave Kirch-
stein lnotored TO Mazomanie Friday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Parkins
Bert Henry. who died at his home in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Chester Sarrington of Delton
is a guest Of MIS-. VIM. O'Keefe and
family.
Patrick Crawley and grandson OF
Racine are guests of his brother in
law Ed Vanderpcol, ST.. and FAM
lily. ...,s.
Prof. f. &. Weinke and assistant
Mr. Gleason accompanied the high
school pupils to Madison to view the
state buildings and interiors Of same
MI. and Mrs. Earl Cramor and daugh
ter Estella. and Miss Noami Barten-
bach of Mad. son. were guests Of Mrs
Mae Cramer Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Todd was a guest OF
her sister Mrs. He'll at Rice Lake Wis
last week
Mr. and .Mrs%, David Jones and sons
Of Madison spent Sunday with her
mother Mrs. Francis Haines.
Mrs. Judd of Madison was. a recent
guest of Mrs j. r Deylin
Mrs. Meyers Of Ableman is a guest
OF her daughter Mrs John Rotzoll.
Mrs. Julius Wolfe and daughter
Edna were in Baraboo Monday and
fare attending the Sunday school con
yention at North Freedom.
Miss Pate of Chicago is a guest OF
her cousin Miss Christina Meilke.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Quinn and fam
| lily were guests of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. S. King, Sunday. They motor
led from Madison
| George A. Gross is a guest OF his
son H. B. Gross and family in War
rens Wis. e
| Mrs. Mary Towers and Glen were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alois Vern
| eacke last week at Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
A PERSONAL LETTER
TO THE VOTERS OF
SAUK COUNTY

I take this method Of announcing to
you my candidacy, as an independent
candidate for the office of Member of
Assembly. The sole motive for my en-
tering the contest for this position is
the desire to help prevent the Non.
Partisan League from controlling the
Assembly of this state Under the
guise of movement for the better
ment Of the farmers conditions it has
proven to be where tried of no value
to them as such and an enemy to our
healthy and time. tried. American Gus
toms and principles.
Conceived in the spirit Of Bolshe-
vism and born in the feyered brain OF
a bankrupt plunger it is seeking to dis
place. our home, our school and our in
dividualism with. a hybrid institution
OF state ownership and the autocracy
of Russian Bolshevism.
The people of nearly every state Of
the northwest are dropping their party
politics and combining to defeat this
sinister enemy. Life long democrats
holding high positions in their party
are urging their friends to support the
republican tickets. Republican news
papers of national reputation are ad-
vocating the defeatsof their party can.
didates when Endorsed by this unAmer
icar institution.
In the presence-of this greater dan
ger it would seem Strivial to speak of
those questions tAa5, ordinarily divide
the honest opinions and sentiments of
men, and | refrain
sTc every one who, has a home or
aspires to. one, L pledge all the energy
f.spossess, il elected iowa d keeping
the foul and slimy hands of the Non
Partisan league off the free and sane
institutions OF. the State of Wisconsin,
under which. its Ieople have SO we'll
prospered. 4s
e 4, WAYNE. NEWELL
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
NORTH FAIRFIELD

The following were entertained
Sunday Sept. &c at the Mr. and Mrs
Joe Lewis home: Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Ovan and family Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Severda and family. Mr. and Mrs
Chris Dyrud, Mrs. Martin Dyrud and
MS. Albert Horning all of Baraboo.
Helen and Orvall Lewis entertain
ed Misses Olga, Inez and Arnold and
Earl Cyan of Baraboo recently.
Mrs. Gust Lewis was a caller on
Mrs John Lee one day last week
James Lamar and Mr. Fred Finn
Of Baraboo visited Percy Lamar and
Gust Lewis one day last week
Mrs. Gust Lewis entertained com
pany from Baraboo Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07

Chas Cowing and his mother visited
at the home of her son John Cowing
at North Freedom Sunday the latter
returning with them for a short visit.
Erwin Gassner will move into Mrs.
c r. Rothacker's home this week
Fred Schweppe bought the Otto
Fingerhut house last week and expects
to move in soon
Mrs. Robert Hoppe was sick last
week suffering with stomach trouble.
Mrs Crapsy of Gotham spent a few
days Of last week with her parents MI
and Mrs Robert Hoppe.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
INSTRUMENT IN BOx BY
EXPRESS, THOUGHT DEAD

Miss Maud Powell the great violinist
who died a few months ago, once had
a somewhat unusual experience with
her precious violin. She sent it by
express sol'dly packed in a stout wood
en- box, but when she came to claim
it it was missing. She described the
appearance of the box to the official,
and sad and sympathetic lock came
over his face. He sighed and went
away, and presently returned with the
box held coffin-wise. I'VE had it on
the ice, he said
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
HONEY GREEK

Mr. and Mrs. Muffet from Beloft Wis
tied relatives here and on Sank
Prairie Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Violet Breitzl1y, who is employ
ed at the Henry Hanusa home, spent
a few days of last week with her par
ents at Ableman.
The neighbors helped raise the ad-
dition to the barn at John Huber's
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hannsa and son
Donald spent Sunday at the Charles
Steinhorst home near Alderman.
The sad news has been received
that our former ne'ghbor Mrs And.
Kindschi at Prairie du Sac died Mon
day morning.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
MILWAUKEE
WOMAN Is
COMPLIMENTED
Friends Surprised at Wonderful
Change in Her Appearance
Gives Tanlac Credit

az am all the time praising Tan
lac to my friends and have good
reason for doing so, for it has reliev-
ed me Of my troubles and made me
feel like new person." declared Mrs.
Roy Williams, SIS Nationl Ave,
Milwaukee, Wis.
For two on three years my sto-
mach was in a badly disordered con-
dition. 1 was forced to give up coffee,
meats, potatoes, everything fried or
the least bit heavy, and live on a diet
of just the lig,test foods. But no mat
ter what I ate, three or four times
week 1 had severe attacks Of indiges-
ton that nearly drove me wild
II suffered so from nausea that Of
7en / couldn't retain thing, and at
times had severe pains in my side
and the worst kind of cramping pains
in my stomach. My complexion was
muddy and sallow, was weak and
rundown and In just about as bad
condition as person could be and
still keep going.
But from the way Tanlac took
hold OF these troubles it seemed as if
it had been made especially for my
case. | commenced to improve right
off and now feel like eating all the
time, and can eat just anything I
please and never have a touch of in
digestion.
: MY complexion has cleared up and
my friends are constantly speaking
or how much better look. 1 have SO
much more strength and energy / feel
good all the time and just can't say
too much in praise of Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Baraboo bv Fisher
Bros, at Reedsburg by Mr.. Henry
Thiemann and in Sank City Nv G.
Naffz.-Adv.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07

visiting relatives in this vicinity
DR.. Arno Meyer and family OF Chi
cago were city visitors Sunday. They
made the trip in their new Norman
car
Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Hackbush Of
Witwen spent from Saturday until Sun
day evening at the Ben Fuchs home.
The Rev Lembke family took Sun
day supper at the Ben Fuchs home.
DR.. Koch and family spent the latter
part of last week with relatives at
Waunakee.
Art Hutter is employed as salesman
at the Rischmueller & Fuchs stose.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
HONEY CREEK

A number from here attended the
funeral of Bruno Garske Saturday
His remains were sent from France
Mrs. Edward Grosklaus and 4ltcn.
Albert, Mrs. Chas Braun and daughter
Emma and son, Herman, spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Fred Mel
lentine at Leland.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Groslaus motor
ed to Wisconsin Rapids Thursday
They intend to remain there for the
winter.
Mrs. Eddie lick of Denzer spent
Saturday at her parents home.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
ONE FENCE AND TWO FOOLS

Traveller: "Say. boy, your corn looks
kind of yellow"
Boy: yves, sir. That's the Kind We
planted"
Traveller: Looks as though you will
only have half a crop"
Boy: Didn't expect any more. The
Landlord gets the other half"
Traveller: Say there is not much
difference between you and a fool
Boy: mo, sir. Only the fence"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
SUMPTT1Z

M. and Mrs j. l.. Hill. Mr. and
Mrs. H X. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred Wagner attended the funeral OF
their cousin Mrs Dodge at Lodi Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Young are Wis
iting relatives here. having sold their
farm near Evansville
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Promo spent sew
eral days last week with friends in Elk
celsior.
The families of John Meisser ant
J.. o Kindschi attended the BeaveI
Dam fair and visited Waupun las
week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
SAIIK ~ITY

The Henry Sorg family visited at
re Ixonrv Fuchs home in Cassel Sun
day afternoon
A party of relatives came to help
Grandma W5nke celebrate her 80th
birthday anniversary Saturday even
ing. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Pheffer OF Milwaukee who are
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
LELAND

Mrs. Carrie Clingelmann of Wood
stock visited her sister Mrs. Annie
Alvin Sunday
Mrs. Annie Alvin had the misfor-
tune to fall and injure her knee quite
badly last week. She was taken to
Sank City.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07

family, Alma Grosklams and Florence
Garske of Leland and Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller and daughter Ida Stella
and Violet were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rogers Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
REAL. LIFE

To work, to help and to be helped.
to learn sympathy through suffering,
to learn faith by perplexity, to reach
truth through wonder-Behold! This
is what it is to prosper this is what
it is to live. Phillips Brooks.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07

Mrs. Lillian Getchell and dauphtcr.
Edna, have returned from a trip to
Washington, D. c. While there, they
visited the capitol, the Washington
monument, Mt. Vernon and other
places of interest
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Authorized by Wayne Newell, Bara,
boo, r. D. s, in the interest of his
candidacy for which he has paid $11.0O
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07

Icel, of Reedsburg, spent Saturday and
Sunday here.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-10-07

!, WA YNE NEWELL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Tiganu, sluga credmcioasa
Slujiise ca fecior in casa
O curte buna boereasca.
Stapinu, ca sa rasplateasca,
Sc hotareste sal fnsoare
Co tigancuse muncitoare
81 mas char dinsul sa le fie,
Ca fost tiganu de omenie.
81 nunta mare s'a pornit
Gu lautari 81 chiuit,
Char la moSia boereasca,
Ca satul tot sa chefuiasca.
Pc cind era .cheful mai mare
81 jocu spre infierbintare,
S 'aude-afara in pridvor:
''Sariti! Ma bate, ajutor!''
s S'opresc GU toti acum din JOG !
81 dau navala 'ntr'acel doc,
Cind ce sa vada toata casa?
Tiganu 81 tirnuia mircasa
--Da ,bine mai. al 'nebunit?
- Boeru'i zice cam rastit -
Cc? tia facut ceva, de-o BATH
- Mimic boerule, cind cati.
Da vezi. luai nitel de chica.
Sa-mi prinda la 'nceput de fric;
Victor Bilciurescu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
23 nosmbris 1916,
q Noembrie 1920
AMINTIRI -
= AMINTlRI -

Sc inplinesc patru ami de cind
armatele dusmane au ocupat Capt.
tala. Prin zile grele de restriSte
trecusem, caci insasi problema de
existenta a statului era pusa in
balanta celei mai crude nesiguran-
te. Stim Gu totii convoiul acel de
lipsuri, suferinti fara margini, pri-
mejdii neinchipuit de mari, visuri
1ntruchipate de clipa, sfarimin-
du-se de zidul deziluziilor amare,
toate aceste 1nfrigurari sufleteSti
IL 'au facut decit sa dea mai mutt
curaj 81 avint viteazului dorobant
care a doyedit lumii GU prisosinta
ca site sa-si verse singele, atunci
cind tara in principle.
Stunt constatari adevarate carl
pun in lumina sufletul nobil 81 ma
re al pOpOrulul rOmln.
81 astazi so adevarata mindrie,
rascolind trecutul dureros, ma
STINT destul de inviorat 81 parca mi
Sc pare toate acestea un Wis din alte
vremuri. Oar in clipa aceasta fara
sd vreau imi apare toata priveliS-
tea trista a zilei de % Noembrie
1916.
Era intro Miercuri. Afara pi-
cura ca prin sta. Lumea era in
grozita asteptind fntrarea germa-
| nilor. Acea ri fost ri de doliu,
pentru intreaga suflare rom1nea-
sea. Parca vad acele cohortc ger
manice strabatind orasul in sune-
ltul muzicilor lar figurile roscatf
privind amenintatoare. Din acea
ri Capitala. cazuse in ghiarele vul
turului negru.
LEAN amintit toate astea i'm tres
cat mai ales acum cind poporul 70
min STA cucerit prin mari sacrifi
eli ce avea de cucerit. Ziua de All
insa inseamna izb1nda deplina ;
victoriei, care a consfintit toatt
drerturile noastre sfinte. ST cine
napraznica vijelie care Sc deslan
tuise asupra tarii noastre a .trecu'
All mai multi ca oricind moi romini
della mic la mare datori suntem {;
fiecare sd contribuim cu sufletul $
fapta, la asezarea pc temelii solide
a intregului nostru edificiu social
Gu modul acesta tara va putea sa-s
croiasca Gale demna 81 glorioas;
printre tarile civilizate.
!. (UniversuD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

unde mia zapacit capul 81 am
luat-o Gu mine in tara. Imi IA
gadui7se ca ma va lua de sot
dupa moartea sotiei mele, care
era cOndamnata de doctori la
moarte 81 m am 1hcrezut in ca.
Sofia a murit peste sasc luni, 81
ca dupa ce m a scos din mint
de am dat toata averea in mil
nile Ell, m adus in Paris, 81
peste doua luni ma inchis in
suterana acea ,lnde m chinuit
ca Jidovii pc Christos, pima m a
adus in starea miserabila in care
ma aflu's, raspunse Gheorghiadi
Gu un accent dureros 7 in yocea
lui.
''Asai! Him! 81 ell am Gre
Eut-o", zise susanna zimbind Gu
ironie. Dupa cite-va momente de
cugetare urma. Mia spus 81
despre niste documente prin ca.
re s'ar dovedi ca ti-ai tradai
tara.
'Minciuni plasmuite doamna
ca sa scslze fata de d-voastrS
crima ei ticaloasa de a ma uche
prin chinuri1, zise Gheorghiadj
protest5nd Gu indignare IN vocc
'Assi! E adevarat'! M est
amestecat in yre-o sfacere prir
care . suferit tara dumnitale (
trAdare I 7 intreba snsana mi
(1atk.
M dosmns. Va jllr. ras
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

punse Gheorghiadi Gu solemn
tate.
'Ce intriga !'' zise Susana.
I'm fine acum esti scapat d.
persecutiile eli. Inca nu esti res
tabilit ca sa poti pleca. Cauta
sa nu ridici transperaturile in
timpul zilei ca lumina soarelui
tear orbi. Trebue sa te deprinzi
Gu incetul cu lumina.
''Nu uita sd te ungi la ochi in
fie-care ri din dOctoria acea pc
care ti-am dat-o. E foarte 'buna
pentru ochi. Cred ca intro luna
vel fl restabilit pc deplin. Buna
seara'' 81 ,esi repede, fara 50 as
tepte yre-un raspuns din partea
hui, 81 Sc duse "a Tith, care Q
astepta ca in fie-care seara dupa
Gina.
In firea lui Titn Sc produse Q
schimbare mare Numai era tt
narul acela melancolic si Visitor
de alta data. Deypnise mai vioi
81 mai g!umet, y in mintea lui
numai faurea versufi pesimiste,
ci epigrame 81 versuri vesele q
g!umete. Susana A transformase
cn totu!. Il readnsese la sinful
realitatii. ii inapirase viata IA.
cindu-l Sd traiaaea Ii vista reald
|si nu 9 v's''riles aimeriee, Dol,
naye. il 3, Il,
Gnd Sc aplee1 6usaIla asaIpra
lui, intilpse brat \ y cuprinzin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
PERFIDlA 0mEnEASCA
- Roman Contimporan
De G. r. PASCU

Gina Gu pofta, linistita 81 We
sela, 81 dupa Gina intra la Gheor-
,hiadi sal comunice moartca
EleEei.
Gheorghiadi resufla usurat. Gu
toate ca Elena please la Ame-
rica 81 susanna il asigurase ca i;
va trimite in Russia, sc temea de
rasbunarea Elenei, care lar Fl
.denuntat authorization romine
pentru tradarile lui.
"A pedepsit-o Dumnezeu pen
tru chinurile carl le-am suferit
dupa urma Ell, zise Gheorghiadi,
scotind un suspin, cind susanna
ii comunica Stirea.
Dnpa cum mia povestit
dinsa in u'timele zile, meritai D
pedespsa graya Mia spus ca al
rapif-o Ia etatea de optsprezece
ami 81 al siluit-o, sevirsind asu-
pra ei cele mai desfrinate bes,
tialitatis. 4, zise Susana privind
sdsne in oehii III. 4.
Y 4 aintit doamiixs h a mintit
fS5s
sm vazs,t-o 4,1ng M % 0senla
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

w.
susanna ii saruta nina din nou
81 luind ramas bun esl. Cind fata
eli flu atinsa de boara recoroasa a
serei, Sc simti inviorata. Asigu-
rarile batrinului preot la usurat
constinta. Mai cu seama ulti-
mele cnvinte Cd Dumnezeu pc
depsit pc Elena prin ca 81 Nj
mic fara Dumnezeu" cOnvil~
sc ca nu-i vinovat;i 81 fapta ei
n "a, fost de cit yointa lui Dunn
nezeu. Sc urea in autOmobn We
sela 81 il nina tot asa de repedf
cum il lnfnase cind a VENT. Cind
i aiuns acasa Sc aprindeau lu.
minele. Viri singura automobilul
in garaj si Sc urea in camera el
Lep6da mantela, isi scoasf pala'
ria q dapa ee III potrivi parul
pe Aunte, se duse Ia Titu, cu
eare Sc intretinu pfnh 10 cina
\ fnap-i dispositiunile tes
n a e,i.fare ale H.enei. care 4 Al
9 tsmentul 1naint.
71x 81 IL s ss:a Is s8sa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

rata 81 Sc s:unti mindra de incre-
derea care ayea Susana in ca, 81
tot odata Sc bucura ca nu va ii
silita sd mai dOarma in sala Bi-
bliotecei, unde nu era comoda ca
in camera eli.
Susana intra Gu Clothilda la
Gheorgliadi 81 ii zise ca trebuc
sd Sc mute in alta camera caci
camera aceasta vrea so prefacl
in saia de mincare.
Sub pretex ca lumina electrical
de pc coridoare ii face rau il
lega la ochi ca 81 in ziua acea
cind Ia scos din. suterand, 81
luindu4l de brate impreuna Gu
Clothilda Il scoaserG afsra si Il
.condusera subsoQ.
i ! Jc cina Gheorghiadi cobora
tr6ptele SlbSOlulul tn cIprlns
dEIo presimtire sinistra 81 in
treba:
''Unde ma duceti doamna I"
al 81 vezi indata !. raspunse
Susana, 81 facdnd semn Glothn-
del sd mearea mai repade, smuci
de bratul tradatoruiui care fl
tirit pc trepte la vale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

do de git trase catre ell 81 bu-
zele lor Sc intalnira intr 'un sa-
rutat prelung.
susanna nu-i spusese mimic des-
pre- Gheorghiadi asa ca Titu nu
stiea cd barbatul mumei sale Sc
afla sub un acopercmint Gu Ell
81 nu stiea mimic despre chinu-
rile ce suferise in suterana. FL,
ca 81 dina Piquard, credea &C
auzise de Ia Elena, ca Ia gonit
81 credea ca acum Sc afla in
tara.
Susana ii destainui taina pc
care 10 incredintase Elena sub
juramint. A consultat pc aba-
tele Ferier, care ia spus ca ase-
menea juraminte Sc pot deslega
81 deslegat-o de juramint, asa
Z. 81.
ca sc credea libera de, q spune .
parte din taina 81 iubitului ei.
Titu ramase foarte mirat 81. Gu
toate ca nu iubise rici odata pc
Gheorghiadi, de la care suferise
multe maltratari 81 care marti.
risase 81 pc mama lui, flu GU
prins de mila, atunci insa, cind
susanna ii povesti 81 despre docu.
mente1e pc earl lie gasise Elena
in geanta lui 81 din carl reesea
complecta lui vinoyatie Cd si-a
tradat tara, Mtn fu cuprins d
indignare 81 ura impotriva lui y
rise Susanei
! 'Omul acsda trebue pedepsit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
A SUFERIT DOUAZECl
81 CINCI De AMI De
vERMELE-PANGLlCA
VIATA NU VALORA
SA o TRAIASCA
Mijlcace de a alunga
acest Verne Panglic&.

n
Adevarata simpatie inertia aceia
earl a suferit de aceasta boala
groaznica- vcrmele.panglica. Pea
ma nu poate descrie adevarata lor
suferinta. Aceia scare sufelr de
stomac sunt siliti Sc la dieta. Clnd
trebue Sc tina dista ei cred ca
aceasta este cea mai mare suferin-
ia Imaginable. NJ G asa GU omul
orr femeia care are vermele-pangli-
ca. Stomacul 81 celelalte parti ale
corpului poate fl in perfecta con-
ditie-si Gu toate aceste, suferindul
trcbue sd manince numai ceeace-i
place vermelui-panglica. Altfel
consccventele ar fl terrible. @ null
time de persoane sunt tratate de
alte boil cind adevarata boala este
acel parasit comun-vermele-pan-
glica.
The Laxal Medicines Co.,
3066 Laxal Bldg, Pittsburgh,
Pa.-Adv. By
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Char laca ar ii fatal meu II 'asi
esita un moment SAL dau pe
NINA justitiei"..
Isl are curajul sd tagaduieas.
ca. A jurat ca nu-i adevarat'
zise Susana.
e in stare sd jure. A jura:
falls de mai lhulte orr zise Titu
facind o grimaza de dispret.
'Ai 'vazut documentelel''
'Da draga. lie am in casa de
fer''.
,Bine. Pastreaza-le Gu sfinte-
ME. Pc data ce ma fac bine il
dau pc NINA justitiei' !, zise Titu
Gu hotarire.
Susana dUpH ce mai discuta Gu
Titu Gu privire la casatoria lor
Ga 50 risipeasca impresia urita
din sufletul iubitului ei, il sarutS
81 esi vesela gi zimbitoare.
Cinema pc Clothilda 81 dupa G
0 Rcu atentA ca Sd nu destai
nuieasca Ia nimeni ce-i va spune
il comunica ca barbatul care
este fnchis in camera Ell este ul
spion pc care Q SAL dea in cul,int
pc nina Autoritatilor militare :
are sa-lN inchiza in suterana il
care dina Scrvais pastrase lu
crurile ei de valosre pima IA pie
care, ii o insarcineazA pc "a 81
|1nsrijirea lui, ayind deplina III
ssredere IN sdiserstis II. Il v
|t Glethilda sts arafA foarte mi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
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cuNoscurA BANcA RoMtNEAscA 224 ST,
DA TUTUROR ROMANILOR
- VI
CONvOCARE

Societatea Romiha de Ajutor
81 Oultura ~. S. Ammonia 81
Strcinul Liber'' din st Louis,
Mo. Convoaca pc toti membrii
sal de lua parte la adunarea
Generala. &C Sc va tinea III Du-
mineca din 2 Ianuarie 1921 la
orele 2 p m. precis in edificiul
Si1.bilor din 8 81 Barry Str.
La ordinea zilei, principalele
puncte sunt. l. Darea de seama
Societatii din ultimele 6 luli.
2. Darca de seama Generala 4
ambclor Societati. AZ Numarul
membr;lor curenti. b. Starea. Fl
nanciard, ii Concretarea Pcrma-
nenta intro Adm!nistratie 5.
Predarea din partea yechilor 81
primirea din partea nouilor func-
tionari. 4. Discutarea Problemei
prin care sc va stabi.i I'm still
modern administrative. In spe-
ranta ca la aceasta istorica adu-
mare vom Fl GU totii prezenti sub
semnam in numele Societatii.
N. Niculescu, Presedinte.
Oh. Berdak, Secretar.
(97-9S).