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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

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Discovery gave me.
l was sick with
troubles Of stomach,
liver, ETC., and La
Grippe with all its
attending ailments.
When all else failed
DR.. Pieree's
Golden M Q dical
Discovery did the
good work. / also
took DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-03-04

biliOYsness with grand success. | write
with gratitude to tell others of the relief
that is in store for them Do not delay
but hasten to get the above remedies if
suffering from any indisposition. =
SAMUEL KALIsKY, 978 Euclid Ave.
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After LaGrippe
Troubles Of Stomach
and Liver

Los Angeles, Calf. II win gladly
tel Of the relief and cure Dr.. Perceis
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Douglas County Bar Will
Honor JUDGES Day and MCHugh

Honors will be paid to two MEM
bers of the Douglas county bar to
whom special preferment has come
recently, in the form of a banquet
next Saturday night at the Univer-
sity club. The guests of honor will
be District Judge George A. Day,
who has been appointed a supreme
judge of Nebraska, and Judge W..
D. McHugh, who has been ap-
pointed general counsel for the In
ternational Harvester company and
will move to Chicago soon.
Members of the bar may obtain
tickets to the banquet from any of
the following: =. ,~..
R. M. Switzler. Thomas Lynch, F.
F. Sheehan, Henry O. Palmer,
George Thummcl, w. w. Hoye, A.
D. Munger, George Meechan, Fran
els P. Matthews, Jesse P. Palmer,
Sam o. Cotner, John Loomis,
George Tunison and Arthur Rosen-
blum.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
PRESENT DEED
TO FONTENELLE
FOREST RESERVE
Tract of 460 Acres Will Be
Start of Great Missouri
River Park.

c. ]. Ernst, City Commissioner
Towl, T. L. Kimball, William Stull,
Mrs. w. F. Baxter, Mayor Smith
and F. ]. Adams, representing the
Fontenelle Forest association,
formally received from DR.. Harold
Clifford in the Omaha National bank
yesterday deed to a tract of
400 acres which will be the begin
ming Of the Fontenelle Forest re-
serve.
The land is located along the Mis-
souri, river, south of Mandan park,
and includes some of the most beau
tiful river scenery in Nebraska. The
association proposes to ultimately
acquire adjoining tracts until are
serve of 1900 acres shall have been
dedicated perpetually as forest re-
serve, experimental tree station and
bird sanctuary. ,.. ,--
The tract decided yesterday has
been known for many years as
"Childs' Point Tract" and is the site
Of the first sawmli in Nebraska. The
land overlooks big sweeps of the
Missouri river. and offers scenes OF
picturesque beauty. Publications OF
national circulation have reproduced
some of these views during the last
year.
One hundred acres of the tract are
being used by the Boy Scouts as a
camp, with reversionary rights to
the Fontenelle Forest association
whenever the Scouts abandon.
A river boulevard project con-
templates a highway along the west
side of the reserve.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
7 AK INCREASE
FOR COUNTY AND
CIT Y ORDERED
In Some Cases Values Will Be
DoubIed-Council May
Not Cut Mill
Levy. ..

Heavy increases in assessment OF
city and county real estate are being
made by the county assessor for the
four years beginning with this year.
In many cases the valuations have
been boosted from 50 to 100 per
cent. Real estate assessments are
made every four years, the last hav-
ing been made in 1916. Value of
real estate has increased with other
things so enormously that this in
crease is justified, the county as
SCISSOR declares.
Take Up Farm Acreage.
The board of county commission
ers yesterday consulted representa-
tives of the county assessors Office
on the question of valuation of farm
acreage in Douglas county.
In many cases this valuation will
be doubled. it was stated. Values
placed on farm acreage in Douglas
county for taxation purposes four
years ago averaged only SIS an acre,
one of the county commissioners
stated.
This fault in valuation prevails
in practically every county in the
state and an effort will be made
through the state board of equaliza-
ton to secure a just assessment in
all counties.
UNLESS this is done" said the
county commissioner, IAN unjust
division of state taxes among
the people of the state is brought
about. The state levy in 1918 was
7.68 mills, and in 1919 it was IS
mills. By assessing property low a
county can escape with less than its
just share of state taxes. In some
western counties farms are now
assessed at only S. to $40 All acre
where they will readily sell for SIS
to SIS an acre" - .ss
City Expenses increase.
On city real estate heavy in
creases will be made in the 1920
assessment, but most of this will be
due to actual rises in values of such
property. Last years tax levy for
city purposes was 81 mills. This
levy was an increase of 20 mills
over the year before.
City expenditures have increased
greatly by reason of increased pay
of city policemen, hremen and other
employees and the general increase
of city government, expenditures.
Although $15,000,000 was added to
the assessed valuation of Omaha
personal property last year over the
year before, the increased levy was
made by the city council.
Whether the immense increase in |
the assessed valuation of city real
estate to be made this year will
cause the city council to cut down
on the levy in mills remains to be
seen. But no decrease in the mill |
levy is looked for by those in touch |
with city affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
u. S. Wireless Engineer
Scouts Idea Of Other
Planet Signalling U.S..

New York, Jan. 2S.-There has
been no unusual interference with
wireless communication in America,
asserted DR.. E. F. w. Anderson,
chief engineer of the Radio Corpora
ton of America. in scussing today
the mysterious wireless signals de-
scribed recently in London by Sig
nor Marconi.
He secuted the suggestion ad-
vanced by some scientists abroad
that the signals might have come
from another planet. If any distur-
bance existed, according to Dir. An
derson, it was purely terrestrial.
THE supposed signals, which are
considered unusual, probably are
produced by some spark station" he
said, "and are being heard at a
greater distance than ordinarily be-
cause of the clearness of the atmo-
sphere and the absence of the static.
The fact that the mysterious signals
are partly decipherable bears out my
contention"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Canadian Teachers
Organize to Secure
Salary Increases

: Winnipeg, Man, Jan. z8.-Teach-
ers of all the western provinces are
to organize their district federations
into general body and the principal
activity of this federation, at the
outset, will be campaign to obtain
increased salaries and improved con-
ditions for instructors.
The Manitoba Teachers fedora
ton, at its recent annual conven-
ton, indorsed the general fedora
ton plan which had previously been
approved by other provincial fedora
tions. The Manitoba organization
formally went on record as favor
ing a minimum Salary of ST 200 for
holders of second class certificates
and for increased schedules "con
sistent with the efficiency Of the
teacher"
There has been a serious hort
age of trained instructors for more
than a year. 1t was charged that
school boards in two western prov
inces continually competed for the
services of desirable teachers.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
DEATH AT
HANDS OF TONG
In CAFE FIGHT
Sam Joe, Restaurant Propri-
etor, Gives Dramatic Ac-
count Of How HatChet Men
Followed Him Here.

Fear OF a powerful Chinese tong,
with 4 power which reaches to all
parts of the world, and means death
to non-members who incur its en-
nifty, yesterday was dramatically de-
scribed by Sam Joe, Chinese res
,taurant proprietor, who was named
as leader of a group of non-mem-
Der Chinese who attempted to open
cafe at l40S Farnam street, but
were routed in battle with alleged
members of the tong.
Sam Joe declared that it was not
he who attempted to open the cafe,
but a Chinaman named Joe Lee. He
would not have dared to open cafe
in opposition TO a tong cafe, he
said, for by SO doing he would be
subject to almost sure death.
, Guarded BY Detectives.
In broken English he related his
story of how al one time he had at
tempted to run in opposition to the
tong. Two hatchet men were sent
from San Francisco to Omaha and
for six months followed him COM
stantly, he declared. Three city de-
tectives guarded him on his way
home during the entire period,
marching, one OH each side, and one
at his rear. with guns drawn, &C
cording to his story. This was in
1916, he says, and since he has not
dared to oppose the tong. !
Joe Lee, said to be the real leader
of the. group of an,i-tong members
who attempted to open cafe at
l40S Farnam street, could not be,
found today. He operates a cafe
at 1904 Douglas street at the pres
ent time.
His attorney, John w. Battin, GAS
Omaha National Bank building. de-
clared yesterday that Joe Lee would
make another attempt to open the
restaurant at the Farnam street To-
cation, in spite of the tong. He
did not minimize the seriousness of
the situation, however.
Il have copy of paper pub
lished by the On Leon Tong in
San .Francisco's Chinatown" he
said. 1T contains warning to all
Chinese not members of the tong
not to oppose members of the tong"
Chinese who were preparing to
open the cafe at 1908 Farnam street
were routed, and two seriously in
jured in battle Sunday with an
other group of Chinese.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Appeal for Greater
Interest In Farming
Made by Bankers Head

Chicago, Jan. 2S.--An appeal for
greater interest in agriculture by
bankers of the United States was
given out today by Richard S.
Halves of St. Louis, president of the
American Bankers association.
Nothing is more germane to the
future happiness of America and
the prosperity of its bankers than
increased scientific production on
the farm" said Mr.. Hawes.'
Bankers should lend every as
sistance to the encouragement of
scientific farming methods which
will bring proper and adequate re-
turns on labor and capital invested.
The bankers must help solve every
problem facing the rural commune
ties because their prosperity is close
to, the whole future of the country"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Florida County Closes Convict
~ Camp Due to Dry Wave

St. Petersburg, Fla, Jan. 28.-At
the suggestion of County Judge Le-
roy Brandon, who declared "booze
has gone and there will probably
be no more convicts,' the board of
commissioners of Pinellas county,
one of the most populous counties
in Florida, has closed the county
convict camp and has under con-
sideration a proposal to lease it
for farming purposes. This action
was prompted when it was discov-
cred not convict was in the camp
January /. The prisoners in the
past have been employed in repair
ing county highways. -....
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Man Says Wife
Playing as. He Was Fighting

Thomas Davis, formerly a SER
geant in the 127th field artillery,
filed suit in district court yesterday
for divorce from Ada Davis, whom
re married August 16. 1918. He. al
legcs that while he was in France.
from October !, 1918, to January I,
1919, his wife went to cabarets,
dances and picture shows and that,
when he esrcturned she informed him
that she loved another man.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Stomach acidity causes indiges-

Stomach acidity causes indiges-
ton!
Food souring, gas, distress! Won
der what upset your stomach? Well,
don't bothcr! The moment you
eat tablet or two of Pape's
Diapepsin all the Jumps of indiges-
ton pain, the sourness, heartburn
and belching of gases, due to acidi-
ty. kanish-truly wonderful.
Millions of people know that it is
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29

needless to be bothered with in
digestion, dyspepsia or a disordered
stomach. A few tablets of Pape's
Diapepsin neutralize acidity and
give relief at once-no waitingl Buy
box of Pape's Diapepsin now!
Don't stay miserable! Try to regu-
late your stomach so you can eat
favorite foods without causing dis
tress. The cost is so little. The
benefits SO great. You, too, will be
a Diapepsin enthusiast afterwards.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Start Probe Into Cause of
Disabling of the PoWhatan

Washington, Jan. 28-Investiga-
ton of the cause of the disa abling Of
the army transport Powhatan at
sea is being made by an official board
sitting at New York. In announc-
ing this today, the war department
said reports regarding bolshevik
activity by members of the trans
ports crew or others on board had
thus far been proven to be without
foundation.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Australian Premier Sees
Next War In Pacific Reui0n

London, Jan. 28.-W. A. Hughes,
Australian premier, speaking at Mel
bourne yesterday, said the next war
would probably break out in the
Pacific, according to a Central News
dispatch from Sydney.
1--WE must be ready with a suf1-
GENTLY numerous army to say thus
far and no further" he is quoted
as saying. 1--WE are hedged about
with nations which lust after this
country"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
PoinCare to Award Crosses
To Five Cities of BeIqium

Paris, Jan. 2S.-(Havas.) -Presi-
dent Poincare, accompanied by
Premier Millerand, left last evening
for Belgium and will present the
French war cross to the cities of
Furnes, Nieuport, Dixmude and
Ypres; before their return.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
German Potash Arrives

Philadelphia, Jan. 2s.-The first
shipment of potash to reach this
port directly from Germany in three
or four years arrived here today on
the Norwegian steamship fungus
from Hamburg. The cargo consists
af a.Q00 tanA - 's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-11

" pussa sa ..Al i
60 lnnaDusesc csse ain ulna P1S
testarl ale constAnsel msle' = Amn s.s.] 4.
vut obfaznlcla g s'lpara g ~
o nerozle Oare uaca Y vol spuns,|
Gu toata inima tesihpeam, ste lu-
besc 81 sunt gatas 81 pun Ia .Picioare-|
le d-tale probele celui mai infocat,
amor. 81
Depinde de d-ta. scu1npa Elpi-
do 81 ;erti. * yoiesti 81 sa-mi spuii
c,nd - not ve1ea :, taina. At1ucii.
..,.,,, a.too II ksn,,,na,,ls dtara
..s1,.n -. q. r,ao,ao,. ),
sP;rs;,,d Eln;.1s ,.;,n, a,,e ir,e on a,iin
x,,,r; Pentul i;lbatea mai tsre. I, .
hnc,,r;e tainra Il ,,mplea inima NJ; j;
! farea sase xaa,aceasca. Dupa
csteva mina,te Seryitoarca reveni,
rsconital .,baiat,l asteaIpta
rsssn,,nsul.
ri dan t,uenai de cit rasp1ln-
Sc ca. Apoi alerga in casa, lua o
foie de- hirtie 81 trase repede GU
creionrl rin4lurile aceste:
.yDraga Teodor
"Ori-cit de tfrziu' binec. Milne
te astept intre orele Ia 81 1. Mop.
tile stunt ca'deAcum 81 gardul sra
dinei poate Fl saIit. caci ulita 1
lfoarte dosnica In pavilion. dti IL.
mintesti, poate, exista canapea
LILA rpyetlere.- ss
! "JJn XsTeaninin', II
Cum sal tritnit -;biletul acum
o.1;os an 40 oh;ao+ 40 sorv;+nars.s
mea 81 ,baiatpl sa a,n pr;ceapa.Quc.
rul'.'. 81 yopti q privind. in ser
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CAi.JyTA,M. !.
IN NvITARE

Soc. rom. de ajutor 81 cultu-
ra, Printul Niculae din Bridge
port Ohio. va avea o petrecere Gu
dams in sara zilei de 18 Sept. .. c.
In hala societati Printul Niculae,
din Bridgeport, Ohio, 3rd ST., No.
%. Inceputul la orele s p. IN. 81 va
dura pana la orele IL din noapts
Stunt rugati toti fratii membri
din loc 81 jur: de lua parte la a.
ceasta petrecere. 'i@
Admisiunea va Fl, Domni SOC 81
Damele gratis.
Muzica Ardeleana din Martins
Ferry, Ohio, va distra onor. public
Gu cele mai frumoase ariide dams
81 cintece rationale.
Barul va fl asortat ca 81 in trecut
Gu cele necesare. Suprasolvirile Sc
primesc GU mare multumiri 81 sc
vor cuita pc calea ziaristica.
In numele societatii Printul Nj
culae din Bridgeport Ohio, am ra.
mas asteptinduva Gu drag.
21O-11) Comitetul arGnjGtor
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Capitanul Ropota
LUZ NIConAB TNCU
N. q. .'RxDULEsCU-NIGER.

sau pentru orice femeie maritata,
81 mai ales pentru femeea amicu-
lui meu intim, aSi cauta sd tug eu
de ca. Dac 'asi ii insurat, n as do
ri sd ma dnsele un annie, in stir
sit un barbat, ori-care ar II el. De
ce dar sal inSel eu, de ce sd consimt
a ii mai Ault de cit amicul d-v.,
eu care n as vol sd alba nevasta
mea asemenea amici mzera|bihl
Elpid.A era nesocotita, usoara,
dar nu stricata. Sc inroSi 81 pie
ca capul. Pc urma, miindria att
tinalu-i-se, sc crezu atinsa, mai ales
cd dfrsa deschisese dntii vorba de
amor, ca 81 alta data. Privind cu
uminie rau stapinita Ia Teodor, il
Sopti:
-Esti un nesimtitor!
M'asa Sc sfirsi in tacere; S ar ii
zis Gina a dol condamnati la moar.
tie, carl 81 impleau stomacul in ne
simtire, preocupati de apropatul
ceas cind era sd zica ramas bun
vietii 81 iluziilor lor.
'--Trista masa! pronunta TeO
dor; cfnd trecura i'm lbalconm C
da in gradina.
-D-ta al vrut o, raspunse Elpi
da Gu ciutl6; ;.d.ta, care nu m 'ai iu
|Sbit nici odata d-ta mloralistul grt
zay, care mlarturisesti. iubirea d
tale 81 te duel apoi sd, iubesti il
alta parte Gu aceeasi usurinta. M
era traldare oare atunci?
-Odata- nu un obiceiu, dina
Ropota. 81 apoi, pentru ca am de
prinderea d a spune GU cruzima'a a
devarul, 'caracterul d-tale usoy,,
schimbator, a fost Gel ce a uci
in fase dragostea care abba sd mas
cuse in mine. Gu riscul d'a fl uri
de d-ta, adaog: Stunt fericit ca n,
team luat de sotie, caci, dupa GU
nunie, curind4cprind, al Fl cauta
un ait amor in afafa d al barba
tului legiuit.
-Destul, die moralist te dis
pensez de rest; zise Elpida Gu mi
ME 81 rosie la fata de rusine.
POT pleca dar? intreba Teodo
-Dupa obraznicie, nerozia, a.
Fl de prisos.
|s -Atunci... adio, caci nn ne won
mai vedea!
Elpida sd inclina, Teodor porni
Din pricina aceasta, in zilele ur
patoareE Elpida fu end III / acces
de mimic. cifd ins 1 az saeesss dee strhistet
nervoasa, care'i nina din ochii la
crami arzatoare; cind simti apo
81 mi$carea copilului in p1ntece
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(Urmare)

Urmare)
mel Gu aIfaceri de regiment, ,Teodor
nu vol Sc sa mai duca pc Ia neva-
sta ,prieteneluii san. Para buna
trece primejdia rea ;acest proverb
al avusese Teodor in vedere. +.
Vazind ca tree 7cinci zfle u ca
prietenul easel nu sc iveste, Elpi-
da trecd pc la biuroul tatalui sau
subt un pretext oarecare 81, de ia.
ia cu Floniadi, il anvita pc Teo-
dor la masa de seara.
-Nu cred ca pot veni i4gina
el nemultuMit.
-Si Ell cred ca poti,- raspun-
Sc Elpida. Vino, zau, ca mie urit
singura.
--Dute,- ii zise 81 Feldhiadi
mai tarziu vom veni 81 moi.
Teodor sd duse neliniStit Ell OBJ
scrvase ca Elpida era prea fami.
liara Gu ell cind capitanul lipsed
cite un moment; suprinsese apo
uncle priviri ascunse ale Ell, care
sunt dorite de Strengari 81 neplacu
te legiuitilor barbati. -.
s-Pari ca tie temi de Teodor, d
fl singur Gu milne, Lii zise Elpi
da pindind momentul cind nici
sluga nu seryis. -7.x
Ma tem,, nu de d-ya.. dna ii q
gura 81 ochii lumei, care. vad raj
81 vorbeSc strilmb, r5splnse Teo
dor privind-o serios drept in tat;
81 fari prefacere.
-Si ce crez c ar zice lumea? in
treba ca zimbind ln zimbet vic
lean.
-Tineti nllmai de cit si afha'ti
-Da, ca sd stu sa ma feresc >
cu.
AR vedca in vizitele mele, de
sc 81 mai ales cind lbaafbatul nu I
acasa, o oare-care staruinti mes
pe linga dv.; ar vorbi apoi ca a
cea nu primita cu raceala impn
sd de datoriile casnice,- zise Teo
dor GU asprime lin ton.
Asa die, Teodor; 81 lumes
vazind 81 vorbind asa 81 ar face
meseria. D-ta aiface 'bine insa, ia1
eu as ii fericita urmind SOaptelt
inimei mele...- sopti Elpida cu
g!as tremurator.
Teodor lasa capu in jos. M ma
avea acum nici o indoiala asuprs
intentiuneilor Elpidei. Daca NJ
'barbat, amant, Isl zise Ell; ferice d.
mine ca N am lnat o. seus 81 pacat d
bietu Ropota. Apoi Isl ridica fru
tea, Isl atinti privirile asupr
eli si'i rosti:
-Ori ce asi simti pentru DIV.
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CAUJ!TAM

Ajutori Ia cazangerie; montator'
81 la punch press.
Lucru sigur.
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-Nevasta-mea in stare sa-mi
impodobeasca fruntea Gu multe pa
rechi de coarnes precum vad,-isi
zise Ropota in trma scenei ce a.
vusese Gu Elpida. Trebue so We
ghez.
DupA citeva zile intilnind pc Teo
dor la ,,Moderna'', il certa Cd nu
vine sal vada.
Teodor gaSj pretexte deosibite.
vazind ca.Ropota prea il stringe n
chingi, Sc hotar1 sd-i spue pricina
adevarata, 81 10 spuse.
Bre, a dracului mai femeea !
exclama Ropota. Pofteste la tine 81
pace! Pofta de fence insarcinata
ce sal faci! adaose ell scrisnind din
dinti. Am sal indeplinesc pofta
asta...
Series vorbestii- facu Teo.
| dor.
-SeriOs hal acasa la tine sd !
scriu un billet 81 sd IL trimeti prin
cineva. Vol astepta raspunsul Ia
tine sau aici.
-Ce comedie ira mai fulgera,
prin CAPT. Baga de seama, capitane
nu te juca GU femeia ta,caci priceI
ce yrei sd faci.
-Pricepi?... Eli da, asa. Iti va ds
intiInire 81 ma due eu in locul tau
tablou!
Amindoi prietenii plecara.
obiceiul intilnirilor 81 emotiunel'
lor, ,obiecta Teodor.
Din potriva, ii va da spaimS d
Sc mai juca Gu dracu, d a mai pun'
NINA in spuza. O, femeile, femeile
Insuratoare mi trebuiai
mindoi prietinii plecara.
| Elpida era i'm gradina pc o banc;
| citind" lie diable boiteux" de u
Sage, cind servitoarea veni si'i a
duse cutie cu cofeturi de Paris
facute in Braila, 81 0 scrisoare.
Gel astai intreba ea restita.
| "A VENT un baeat de cofetar
lie STA adus-o. Ci-ca va scrie aci..
Geo Fl avut de scris.
-Bine, du-te porunci ca servi
Etoafei.Apoi <desiliga plicul 81 ci
.HSAo4S. ~ &"ers. II %.fa feee
s,Doamna,
,,larta-ma, am fost aspru Gu d-t'
saceasta insa am facut-o, crezInd G
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XtARI f1f fIEuARE q.

u H1etsl pentru DsblleAtli cas sCauts.
,,De vlnsaresS s,Anuny De cAsAterleA,
etc. eest& pentru 1lecare cuvant 2
CENT? Ae psbllcatle. Spb - de ceAtl
m - DubllcA hinlc.
!. Pentru DArl de seainA Invltarl De
hotes, canunil san Aansurl cent? lie
|afa, sau e4.0O coloanA lie slar.
Publlcattile - -1le insotite De suAs
neeesafA. Credit m are dccit societa-
the aln Unlunea ,. n. A.
Man lDtele saa fetegrafli ~ se
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Unehele 81 vitele ce lean avut pc
farma ce am avut-0 Gu chirie, lie
vindem toate astea impreuna Gu
seminaturile 81 via, cum 81 Gu CHI
ria platita pc 6 luni inainte, pen
truca trebue sa plecam in Patria
veche. Doritorii sd vie, luind
". 25th Car pima la remiza
de tramvaie, de acolo sd ia
State Road pima. la Been Road
Box "a. (2O9-1O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-11

Atunci Isl vazu mai de aproape
schimbarea fetei sale palate; in
grosarea destul de vadita deia, .
taliei; micsorarea temporaA a far
mecilor ei. Nervozitatea ei da Q
uramiune inchipuita fiintei sale.
Acestora atribui dInsa Cd Teodor
no voise. De aci, MIME pc barbatu
sau, care 0 pornisa muma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-11
LIBERTY BoNDUll
81 MARCI DE CRUTARI.

vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia si preturile cele mai bune,
Simon este cea mai einstitI cas3
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ole
.vatorul colt Gu East 9th si Eut
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pF
ua la orele s p. n. (1x6l