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Local Inspection
Stock Shipments
StOclmen Should Urge Upon Legisla.
tors Necessity for Inspection Law
That Will Protect Them.

L. NJ, CONFESS, secretary of the Sara
toga Valley Stock Growers Association,
has received the following letter from
the secretary Of the State Board of Live
Stock Commissioners, in reply to one
written to that body by. the Association
officers recently, the text of which was
printed in The Sun in connection with
the report of the Association meeting ut
Bncampment
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dee. 6, 1920.
J.. Nj. CONFESS,
Secretary.
Dear Sir:
L have your letter of November 3Oth.
and in reply will say that there is at
this time no provision for the me
by this Board of a live stock inspector
Tor the purpose of inspecting cattle
shipments going to market centers.
This can only be arranged by the an
pointment of county live stock inspec-
tors, and even then they would have no
authority to inspect cattle only when
they are billed 10 OTHER THAN mar
ket centerS.
We believe if you would take this
up with YOU representatives in the
next legislature, and show them that
such an inspection law is desirable.
something can be don during the com
ing session, Il we would suggest that
, 1920-12-16
Prohibitive Price of Coal Given as the
Reason for Wishing to Disc0n-
tinue Service in the Valley.

That recent rumors TO the effect that
the owners of the local railroad con
templated disseminating service ON the
s.. x L. line were o without founda-
ton. is evidenced by an item appear
ing in the Wyoming Tribune of last
Friday. as follows:
1T is reported that the Saratoga K
Encampment Railroad has commune
Gated Il desire to the public service com
mission to go out of business because
of the p%rohibitive price of coal. This
railroad has never been a financial
success, because Of the expense of op-
GRAFTON and the sparsely settled terri
tory served.
1T is said that the Union Pacific
Railroad may consider favorably TAX
ing over the s. & Il. and continue its
operation. The Union Pacific Railroad
would he in n position TO extend the
line into Colorado and would have the
, 1920-12-16

expected.
Charles Frceland was "A very popular
student in the local school and there
was general mourning among his
classmates when the announcement
came that he had passed away. While
no funeral services were held here, Il
large number of the scholars visited the
bereaved home Saturday arts rnoon for
n last look at the familiar features Of
their playmate before the remains were
started on theis last journey 10 the oil
home.
TIT sun joins with IL very large cir
Gle Of friends of the family in Sara
tosa in extending coincidence to the be
reaNed parents and brother.
, 1920-12-16
Offered Sheep for 5000 Per Head.

Kemmerer Republican.-An instance
of the deplorable condition in which the
sheep and wool industry finds itself is
furnished by William Danvers, the
well known sheepman, who has spent a
great deal Of his time in Nevada in
recent months.
Mr.. Danyers, who was in the city
during the past week, says hal he was
offered sheep in Utah at the astonish-
ing price of SO per head. Owing to
conditions prevailing at this time, and
likely TO continue for some months, he
did not feel justified in going back in.
TO the business. even at such prices.
, 1920-12-16
you get busy on this matter at once.
Very truly yours,

S'u 81 buHN 'H lHiS mdlier at once.
Very truly yours,
NJ. Il. PICKET.
Secretary State Board of Live Stock
Commissioners.
In view of the action taken in this
matter ut the last meeting of our
Stock Association, and the general be
lief expressed there that many cattle
had been driven and shipped out of the
Wiley of which we never heard. and
from which there were no returns to
he owners l would suggest that the
cattlemen take this up at once with the
newly-elected members of our legisla-
ture and urge that they pass a law pro
viding for local inspection Of cattle be
fore they are driven or shipped out of
the county-such n law us that now in
force in Colorado, which is generally
believed to be entirely satisfactory to
all the stOckmen. with the possible ex-
ception of the few who have been in the
habit of shipping their neighbors'
Cattle. |. NJ. CONFESS.
Secretary $. V. s. c. Assn.
, 1920-12-16

Continued on Page Four)
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Stockmen Facing
Uncertain Times
Hard TO Say Whether or Not Cattle
Prices Have Reached Bedrock
in Recent Slump.
lOmaha Journ0I-s tockm0n.J

E'NHAAH w 80 h'AFN AtilA
'rhe thing hat | am worrying over
is whether we have reached bedrock Ou
cattle prices or there is TO be- a still
further decline remarked Senator ST
mon Skovgard of Greybull, Wyo., who
was here with IL few loads of stockers.
his clean up for the season.
If We We're certain or even had 4
reasonable assurance hat cattle would
sell next year around present levels
we could 90 ahead and make our ar
rangements accordingly 1t is the uu-
certainty, as much as anything else,
that is halting business of all kinds.
Stock growers have reached the
point where they are disposed to accept
their losses philosophically, as we all
realized that there was bound to be a
drop in prices from war levels sooner
or later. The decline in cattle values.
however, has been more sudden ana So
we're than anybody looked for ana this
following h heavy losses from drouth,
storms and poison weeds, has hit WyO-
ming stockmen pretty hard.
o Confined on Page Four)
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Card of Thanks.

To the many kind friends in Sara.
toga who have extended their sympathy
and helpfulness during II recent he
in the loss Of our mother
Ellen Wood, we extend our sin
.cere thaks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Wood,
Herman S. Wood.
, 1920-12-16
Card Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs, c. A. Freeland take this
manner OF thanking their kind friends
for their acts Of kindness and words
Of sympathy during the sickness and
death OF their beloved son.
G.. A. Freeland.
Grace A. Frecland.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
FREEDOM

Miss Molle and Gertrude Lane
visited their brother. Mr.. Robert
Lane and his wife. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Lanham has gone TO
the hospital to undergo and opera
tion.
Daisy and Margaret Wing vis-
tied Mrs, Ethel Hughes Saturday .
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murray Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. Robert Murray
last Saturday.
Mrs. Stella Hodge and Miss Nil.
dred Shoemaker spent the day at
the home of Mrs. kittie Hodge
Thursday.
The Easter egg hunt at Rufus
Browns was well attended and en-
joyed by all present. Miss Lee
Craighead won the prize for 0nd-
ing the most eggs. Those In at
tendance were Mr.. and Mira. Rob-
ert McEwen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb
Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs. I.arnie
Hughes. Aultie Fritts, Rob Ffttts
Tom Fritts, Ellis Nesblt. Clarence
Nesbitt. I. d. Fritts Wilmer Hughes
y. Fritts Gordan Cartwright. Lu-
ther McEwen. Cecil Craighead.
lreo Huhes, Jesse. Douglas and
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

Mesdames Roxie Summers and
Carrie Binkley visited Mrs. J L.
Settles Monday
The Misses Horning were guests
OF their sister Mrs. Ethel Fritts
last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Franklin and daugh-
ters spent last Wednesday with her
daughter Gertrude Lynn.
Tom Carter and wife returned
Wednesday To their home near
Fords Ferry after visiting for sew
eral days with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Carter.
Florence Price and Lena Frank
lin spent Wednesday with Mrs
Fannie Settles and niece Miss Sal
lie Sullenger
Mr. and Mrs Jack visited Satur-
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
LEVIAS.

Union Sunday School met and
organized Sunday April IS. with
Mr.. Cecil Larue Supt.. Mr.. ]. B.
Carter assistant, Mrs. Grace Franks
organist. Clarnce Settles secretary,
teachers OF Bible classes are Mrs
Pearl Carter and Mrs. Lena Frank
lin. Miss Lucy Larue teacher OF in
termediate class and Miss Adaline
Carter teacher OF card class.
Mrs. Carrie Binkley OF Morley,
Mo. visited her brother Mr.. Ed
Summers near here last week.
Miss Leecie LaRue OF New Sa-
lem was the guest OF her uncle Mr..
Gid Taylor and family last Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
I.EVIAS

Mr.. u. Davidson, wife and daugh-
ter OF Tolu were recent guests OF
his sister, Mrs. Susie Mckenzie q.
Eugene and Alexandra Hodge
spent last week visiting their
grand parents near Emmaus.
Mrs John Farmer was the guest
last Friday of Mrs Ada Watson.
Mrs. Line Davidson OF Tolu Ia
visiting her daughter, Susie Nc
kenkie.
MIR. and Mrs. Ersel Lynn and
Florence spent last Sunday with
Mrs. Lizzie Franklin.
Tom Carter and wife drove over
from Fords Ferry Sunday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u.
Carter.
DR.. J. l.. Hayden, wife and
daughter motored over from Salem
last Sunday to visit her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Carter.
Lawson and Jasper Franklin
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

Nr Minncr moved TO the prop
crty vacated by II J Moore.
Tom Jones bought and moved to
the T. r Sullingcr property near
y u Trrry's and Mrs. Agnss
Heard moved to the Balls jennings
house hero
Evans Ingram and family have
recovered from the influenza.
C. T. Donakey. wife and daugh.
tcrs from near the Rosa Clare land
ms attended church at SLOAN Bun.
day and were guests OF G. W Love
and family
Geo Gass and family from
Glendale attended church at Deer
Greek SUNDAY.
Mrs T Riley Ia on the sick
,Ist
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
SHERIDAN

Harvey Moore and sister Miss
Mary bought and moved into the
h +. Sullonger property hero
Rush Hughes moved to Mrs sue
Yates for a few months
Charles Yates moved to the
house vacated by Luther Mlnner
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

day and Sunday with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Green Belt
Lenneth and Haynes Clark have
returned after spending the pas,
two weeks visiting their Aunt Flo
renee and Grand father Price
Misses Lena and Guida Frank
lin were In Marion Thursday
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23
5fss E-zzkxzNgzHaM

went to Tolu Sunday to visit John
Franklin and wife.
Lenneth and Haynes Clark are
visiting their aunt. Florence Price
Mr., J. Il. Carter and son Tom
went to visit his daughter. Mrs.
Henry Moore, near Hampton Mon
day.
], II. Price took his grandsons
to visit their parents,Mr and Mrs.
Herman Clark, Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

Thomas Hodge. Everett McEwen
Robt. Armstrong. Reba and Anna
Fritts. Rena Craighead. Flora Gil
bert Lee and Leila Craighead. Ge-
neva Armstrong, Roma Brown and
Ina Hughes
The Crittenden press., 1920-04-23

Seldom Hughes sold his lot on
North Main Street to W. Il. Cox
Mr.. Cox contemplates building
there soon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
PoveSte.
A fost odata


A fust odata, in vremca de de-
multi, end aleanul stapinea in
imparitia noastra, un dascal sd
rae, lipit pamIntului, dar care
muncea totusi, cu tragerc de mi
ma, pc Cit il slujea puterile, fl
cind ha2 din nacaz.
Q incurca el de pc ri pc alta,
nalajduinl in zile mai bune, 81
ming;lindu-sc Gu gindul, cd pa
rintii hui trlisera vremuri 81 maj
grele.
intro dimincata s'a pomenit
mai vessel ca altedati, fara sass
dea seama, pemtru ce anrrme
Stia bine, ca in ziua accea 0 sd
dea peste cl mare nOrocire.
Iesi i'm ulita, pasind indesat Gu
cismele lui mari prin zapada moa-
lc, zimbind prieteneste fetitelor
eel ieseau in Gale ell corfitele pli
ne. ,,Nu spuneam en? - Sc gin,
dea IN taina dascalul nu ma
inseala nici odata presimtul".
In pragul sco1ii ii iese direc.
torul, strigintdu-i, de de'partc
,,Noruc dascale! All avem o ri
buna. Ne-a VENT plocon: Urn exa.
men particular. J. DesIchideti-vl
a,,pn.1n ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

Cucoana Zamfira, vaduva, dina
Juliana N. Chitea.
Marghiolita, flea ei, dina Ed.
genia Popa.
Laonil, varnl .Marghiolitei, d.!
Traian /. Comsa.
Herr Frantz Bilman, doctor,
.d-nul Lazar Stacr.
Ioana, servitoare, d-ra Anica
Mailat.
Tn fccior, n. n.
a. StringTnd,l-se de nina, Elm
sarc. de d-nul 4. J.. ComSa 81
dina Trina Bolog.
5. TOT Gu rinduiala 81 cu cliib-
ezuiala. declamatie comica de d-l
I'Traian NJ. Comsa.
6. Biletul de tramyaiu, come
! die intr un act de Grigore Ma
,runtean.
p Z r S O 4 n Il L f
Alexandra Mandragiu, 30 AMI.
functi0nar superior Id ministerli
de Inferno, d-nui Traian !. Com
sa.
Grigore Marunsian, % ami, au-
tor 81 prieten intim al lui Ale
xandru, d-nul Victor Comanita.
Paulina Mandragiu, nascutd
Herescu. Is ami, sofia fufntiona
rului, dina Trina Bolog.
Kati, 30 ami, seryitoare, d-na
ParaSchiva Chitia.
Z. Scrisoarea Balabustei, decla
matte comica de d-nul Traian NJ
Comsa.
S. De-acum nu tc-oi mai vcde
cintare din partea diletantilor
Pretul de intrare Ia petrecer.
81 teatru: Stalul intiiu $50 =
persoana, al doilea i;1.25, galerii
i$1.OO.
Vestita muzica ,,Rosioruls' VI
distra nor. public Gu eel ma
frumoase arii de dams 81 c1ntec
rationale.
Sperind ca nici un frate Ro
min nu va lipsi della accasta 20
trecere, pima la intilnire va sa!gl
tam frateste:
Comitetul aranjator.
(39 & 43 & 45)
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ar ii afat-o poa, trebua sd mute din Paris. Po-
litia nsa de multe orr vede face ca nu vede
mai GU seama cum era poita pc vremea acea toIe-
ranta toerantee, char cce fra licenta 81 dina
Prosan sub masca vaduvie 81 a indulgentci politie
facea trebusoare bune
La sosirea Vasilchei in Paris facu cunostinta Gu
d-na Cecilia Prosan, 81 cunostinta eli la fost de mare
folos in realizarea panulu pc il urmarea Cind
VENT timpu Vasilca sd dca lovtura dina Prosan
pns cu toata inima apartamentul la dspoztia drei
Elena Dumitrascu, maj seama dupa Vasca ii Il.
rata avantaiele 81 cin intra Vasca Gu Elena la bra
prmi Gu toata gentilenta 81 amabilitatca unc mal
trone respectable
Gina era pregatitl 81 masa pusa
Vasilca, foarte amabila 81 1ndatoritoare, aiuta
Elenei sd desbrace mantela 81 pofti la masa Elena
ii spuse ca are pofta Gle m1ncare dar la staruintcle
Vasilchei 81 dnc Prosan sezu la masa. @ scrvoare
batrina cam de cincizec de AMI contrast foarte Isl
bitor faa de stapna casei saa 81 scofacita ii servi
Gu o peste 81 friptura de me din care Gu toata i'm
bicrea Vaschei 81 d-nei Prosan, carl mincau Gu pof
ia, deabia gusta de ce-va orr Vinul fnsa il bau Re-
sufla tre pahare pima in fund.- 81 bau 81 cafeaua
Dupa masa, tinut tmp ca de un ceas, Va
silica ua pc Elena de brat 81 intra in apartamentul or
care INSPIRE fundul curei compus dintrun salona
0 odaie de dormit 81 nm atac
Vasilca invita- pc Elena sd seaza pc I'M scaun III
fata unui divan, Pc Sc lung ii dupa aprinse
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II mijlocul acesta dina Prosan reaIizat cistiguri

81 prin milocul acesta dina Prosan realizat cisgur
frumoase.
Dupa patru ami de casnicic, intro searl sosind
barbatul fara veste, surprinse pc unu din Substuii
u in bratce ncveste, 81 barbat utraga facu sean
dal provoca pc adversar la.lup, din adversaul
cazu mort 81 barbatu rant pc moartc peste citeva
ceasuri sl-s dea 81 cl sufleu
Pima sa soseasca politia dina Prosan, prin lacri-
mile 81 mingaierile e facu impresie att de adinca
asupra barbatului. ca muribundul declara Comsaru-
lu care venise sa faca primcle cercetir ca mortul
sa 1ntrodus 81; fnre 81 intlmpnduse sa fie inregs-
trat la polite pentru mai multc pungas, fu crezut 81
cercetarile s'au curmat.
Afacerea facut viva mare. Publicul era mai bl-
nuitor poitia 81 dina Prosan obicctu dscutiu-
nei generate 81 Socictatea Bunelor Moravur care Sc
1nfiintase de vreo cit-va ami in Marslia pus-o in
urmarire
Ca sd scape de gura lunc a vindut averea 81 a
pecat la Paris oras mare, unde spera sd g;seasca
pratida buna, 81 cumpara propretatea de pc Rue Lee
Wis, care ii producea VENT anua de so de udovci
de aur.
Traiul bun 81 viata sedentara in sase luni de ze
ian ndoit greutatea 81 volumu Gu toate leacurile pc
carl e lua lmpotrva ingrasar, 81 spre desolarea eli,
hu Sc ivea nici partida seroasa sal ofere
nou hume. Nevoind sa ia pc ori cine Sc multumi sd
r1mna vaduva 81 Sc traiasca liberia din ventu case
D. n din &c maf plea din citeo afacere pc daca
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Bine. oan,tle, de unde ris;p,

Bine, omule, de unrde ris;pa
asta?
-4asa ,nevast;i, am avut 81
ell 0 ziNbruna. Am cdstfgat a.: pa.
trusprcashe coroane 81 salzecl fl
Iarl. Tn chilipir.... Mi-au mai ra-
mas trci coroanc, sa al p, milne
81 poimiinc de carne. ST am
,sas 81 IN chef mai mitlt,l cu la
scalul eel batrin. :.
81 radeau fcri"iti, dascilul 81
rcvasta. 81 rilcau $! copii. . (.
.Si rid 81 All, daos = au
mlrit pima acum, de alta vote
bnna. :.
Pima aci Covestoa cotitorule:
Ea MI arc multi farme: pentcg
mo-. roato aici pcntru copil 40
s.tri.
Oar eind vam imbatpini 81 vom
,egana neToteii pc genuche, ct
va & mai dc necrczE 81 mai mi
ntnati, ca t0ate pIT'Stlle din lu
me.
A~pote:i vor cre1e toatc minu
T,atiile &c le vom po,cs7l. Eor ere
lie in smell ce-,i asvir,. buzdnga
II Il Gale de sapte 2o,te inaintc
| il balanri cc vhcsi: fOc din eel,
dolasprczece g.rI; i'll cal n:iz
dravani, cc MA l,Ec Jaratec: II
muntii, ce sc bat in capete ~
Oar nu vor Grade nicl Odat;i il
g, cstea asia.
ilEseamnatic binc, cetitorul
- pentru ner,ti = cacl or c
pcy este Gu att mai frllmoas;1
cu cit mai lie nocreZut.
AL. Ciura.
| (,Patria Llterara").
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Dina Cecilia Prosan, proprietareasa caseor care
oferse d-rei Elena Dumitrascu apartament trci
camere, une prietene bunc pc voia so ajute,
era femeic de patruZeci 81 cnc de ami, de
statura milocie dar foarte corpoenta Vense de
trei ami din Marslia, unde ucat role de demi
dena sub sotci legitimc Originara din
Cerauti. Fusese cintareaa de nina trea, dar fru-
musetea 81 gratiile ei ii producea mai multi arta.
Din Cernaut trecut la lasi din Ias la Galat 81 din
Galat la Constantinopol asind pretutindeni aminri
frumoase in mntca barbatilor usuratec. in Consan-
tincpol dupa ce nuna putea produce furori in unea
demimondenelor infipse ghiarce ntr'un captain,
mandantul unu francez, zapacise dupa ca,
ST fagaduindu-i Cd lua de sotie, nvoi Sc
ga Gu el la Marsilia Captanul sa tinut de vorba 81
peste trei saptamini d-ra Cecilia Bumenfeld deve-
nit d-na Cap. Alfred G. Prosan
NAravul din fire mare lecuire, mai Gu seama la
eatea de 36 de ami cnd barbatu ipseste cite patru 81
cnci nn de acasa 81 dina Prosan ducea orul bar
batelulu In lpsa lu natural Cd Gu tqata precautiu-
nea 81 discretia cuventa cts-un substitut
Sc bucura de gratiile 81 atta timp III sjUta punga
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! INSULA ,FERMECATA
! Imparatia AmazOanelOr
(Urmare).
ROMAN DE: 9. B. PAsCU.

(Urmare).
Isl tn, putoare cutra doua fetc, al contrbuit
81 tn Ia ncfcrcirea me Ga tine ma vol soco atfcl ca
doamna tai, 81 spunind c1te-va cuvinte in lmba
gcrnana omulu care sta in fata Radei, victma doua
urgie Vaslchci flu apucata de mini, 81 Vasilca lc
lega Gu sfoar subtife de matase asa de str1ns ca
sfoara ii intra in carne 81 ii puse causul in gura.
Peste cite-va minute trasura opri in fata To-
cuntei Eenei, unde mutase dupa cazuse in dis
grata Iosefine 81 Vasca cobori din trasura ajutind
Eeliei sa coboarc 81 undo la brat intrara in ol
scuinta ei, ncapere Modesto doua oda mobilate 81
q bucatarie 81 chemara pc Dina Dubois, proprietara
Elena ii spuse ca din cauze financiare Sc muta la
pretena care scuteste de chrie 81 ii dadu numele 81
adresa
In fata caselor astepta caruta 81 omul care sta
tnse in fata Vaslchei intra carutasu, fncarcfnd
Bbagajnl Elenei
Cind carutasul puse nina pe 9 ladita de steiar Gu
cercuri de alamo be care Elena dintr'un du
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Era yeselic mare. Dascalii ri
faceau socoata in gind. >. Sc We
nca Pc fiecarc din ei sapta coroa-
ne 30 fileri, lar daScalul nostra a.
yea sa primeasca patrusprezcce
coroane 81 60 fileri, caci avea lee
til 81 la rominestc 81 la istorie.
STA tot frdmintat capul, cum
sa le faca 81 celor de acasa Y
buna. Cit a tinut prinzul n'a SEE 5
% yorba. Zimbea prieteneste CO.
piilor 81 nevestei, fa'cindu-si so
coata, GU ce sal surprinZa, de CT
seara.
Dupa masa. cind luat sumo
denia de parale, s'a dus mai in
tiiu la macelar 81 clmparat dol
kilo de calme, Gu Ga cruceri. Un
iepure atirma de usciori. Git ia
cee intrebat ell? ,,Pentru
Gommul dascal numai un zlot, Gu
piele Gu tot's.
\ .,Bine, sd mill trimiti acasa, Cd
oaiatul ce wa duce 81 carnea".
In strada, isl scoase taba'chera
dc tinlchea 81 incepu sa-si SUI
ceasca tigara. Oar pornit oda
til pc drumul rislpei, Tnchise re
pede tabachera cu tutunul Gle l;
>crlucei, 81 Sc abatu la traflca.
= Sa-mi dati doua pachete d'
purziceam, foite Abadie, 81 zeef
cutii de chibrite.
Si achita. cal I'm UeSt de nOhll
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I N v I T A r E

Socictatea romIna de ajutor 81
cultura ~. S. Treicolorul 81 In
depedenta Romina' din Gary, In
diana, are onoare a invita- pc a.
ceasta Gale pc tOate surorlie So
cietati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii RomIni din
loc 81 Tin jur, a lua parte la Pc
treccrea Gu Teatru, care va avca
loc in ziua de 5 Iulic 1920.
Programul de ri:
/. La orele $50 a. m., toti
membrii societatii din loc, aseme-
nea 81 onoratii delegati Sc vor in
truni la hala societatii din A.
dams Street, de unde la orele
$50 a. IN. vom pleca in corpore
la biserica RomSna, unde Sc va
savirsi actul sfintirei drapelului
national Romin al Uniunei S. r.
A. Actul sfinsirei Sc va savirsi
de catre praotul S. Mlhaltean.
Dupa sfintire la orcle IL a. NJ.
vom defila pc strazile cele mai
principaie ale orasului Gary. Du-
pa defilare vom lua parte Gu to-
til la Banchet, in hala societatii,
unde mesele vor Fl aranjate Gil
mincari gastoase 81 bauturi re-
coritoare.
Dupa Banchet Sc vor tmca
toasturi din partea functionarilor
Uniunei 81 din partea onoratilor
delegati.
Pretul la Banchet: $3.50 de
persoana.
Programul de seara:
/. Cronica zilei, declamatic de
d-nul Traian M. Comsa.
2. Primavara cea verzie, cinta'
re din partea diletantilor.
3. Piesa de teatru: ,,Peatra
din casa'' Gu cintece, 1ntr 'un ac:
de Y. Alcxandri.
P ER s O A N E L r
Cminarul Grigore Pilciu, d.
Petru Pamtea.
| Comisarul Nicu, fiul siu, d-nu'
Traian M. Com9a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
[ zlot SO crnceri.

l zlot SO cruceri.
Cind era in usa, Sc intiini. cl
u prietcn mai batrIn, un dascal
pensimonat, Gu 30 coroane ami
al. 1ntrasc batrinul sa-sl c,,nHpera
un pachet ,,dc treisprezece'
- Vino Gu mine, - ii Else das.
calul nostru am eu tutun mai
bun. Vino, sd luipm cupa de Vim
imprelna!
Patrinul sd uita mirat la ell.
- Mai prietene, al mostenit
vre-un unchm dim America q
litra de vim costa o cor,ana.
- Ce are a facea Va costa 0
t.",ana 81 dcuazec;, c;ci vtm
lea din eel maj bun. ;.
1ntrara in circiuma 81 baura
0 cupa de Win tu ,,HeEc". Batrl-
lrl Isl umo'l abacher c,i purzi.
'an. dupa - j! taiaaer; mai IN
Tin Gu brice lgal, adnirlal tutu-
:. fin. ca lire ca ac m":a>;.
Linga un pahar GU vim lnce-
pura sa-si descopere ce aveau Id
inima. Viata Sc sc,rmpea groza7.
CInd vor mai ajunge vrcmea, dc
care pomeneau batrInii, ca 81
cumperc vadra de must Gu in
zlot? Sa asvirli tn sasezeci de
cruIceri pentru cupa de vim,
vrcntru care cIrciumarul ma da.
mai multi de doua pitllle? UnI2
vom ajunge Gu scumpetea asia
Si-si dapanau gindurile, ca dol
prieteni buni 81 saraci, earl totusi
avea din ce sd traiasca, laudmd
pc Dmmnczcu.
Cind sc piece. intra un taran
Gu un sac, in care sbateau ni$te
purcei, guitin'd.
= Cit purcei al acolo, bade?
= Patru, domnule. Au 1mplinit
sase saptamini 81 las vinde a
cum desarbatori.
Gu cit dai unul?
Apoi, cu un zlot.
Circiumarul Sc amesteci 81 e
IN vorba 81 zncepu sd Sc tIrgulas
"a Gu omul. Din vorba in voroa
cazura de accord: optzecl de "cn
ceri purcelul.
Sc Impartial. Dascalul ti:.u 2
circiumarrl unul 81 batrilla iaras
IL ul.
Si dascalul pleca spre casa ve
sci, cll lrei coroane Gel ma: rama
sesc, ri"ind in amindona D"zGna
re!e paltonului cite IN purcell. E
rau gracuni, abb Gu pamctc ne
gre, 81 ell botisorul rosu... |
stringca usor de bot, sa nu gr,i'
prea tare, 81 purcell 7ncepura 81
Sc linisteascii. simtindu-se la cal
dura.
| - Cum Sc vor bucura copilasi
mel, Sc glndea, cum vor umple.
toata casa Gu galagia lor, jucin
du-se Gu purcelasii!
| Cind ajunse in linda, deschis
tiptil usa 81 dete drumul pnr
ceilor. earl Sc ascunsera, tipinl
| sub vatra.
"A fost un chiot 81 vote bun
pc copii, pima scoasera plrcei
de sub vatra 81 ii deprinscr;i $
nea putin lapte din farfuria pi
sicei.
: Nevasta Il primea crucita