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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
Next Step In Race
Problem Coming From
South, Says Pastor

Lake JunAlaska. N. c.. Aug. 1e..-
The next big forward step in the So
luton OF the race question viii come
from the south, the Rev. w. w. Alex
commission on inter-racial cooper
alton, predicted here today at the
laymen's conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church South.
II say this with absolutely due re-
gard for the friendship OF the negro
in other sections and With the fullest
and unstinted gratitude for all they
ton, In. church and stat" the Rev.
Mr.. Alexander said. Nevertheless
the next big step In the inter-racial
readjustment IL to come from the
south, and the reason for this is per-
fectly apparent.
1.-THE south a. afford to do It, and
what Is a great deal better, thereIis
a sense Of Justice ana fair play for All
men. Then, too. the south has Social
prestige. to do this. The social ques-
ton, figures largely in the race ques-
ton So the south can when it will
take the leadership in international
cooperation.
q believe the south will assume
pride and determination as it led the
nation in the overthrow Of the rum
trafic.
1T has been the universal opinion
OF those who have fonie-in close touch
with the question that negro leaders
do not desire or seek social equality.
They have asked for police protection.
better housing. better sanitary and
living conditions, better educational
facilities and a chance to develop into
useful American citizens with every
determination to maintain their own
social life and the purity Of sthe two
racial stocks.
'AThe reasonablAnebs ana intelli-
gence OF negro leaders greatly en-
,couraged the white men who have
,oorne In contact with them. The fact
that southern white men ana women
have manifested their interest in
negro welfare has gone far toS allay
1.-THE unrest and pesar1isrn which wa
10 rapidly spreading through great
sections Of the negro leadership in
America"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

II 'sNr. and Mrs. Gerald webster and
daughter. Ruth. of Watford City, N.
DSs4nd Miss velmA Webster and Mrs.
E43fie Webster Of Minot, ". b., who
ME been the guests OF Mrs e. A..
Gatehells BIS Chestnut street, left by
an.t6 this morning for st. Thomas n
Wk1ha,'A' where they viii visit
srsf and daughter expect TO 30 to
B9Eesn1ontsrfeN, Dat the completion
oft:the visit, where they will make
fhkaf future home. srs Mr.. Webster has
Acfsfpted q position with a bank in
thhH ctty.
/ ;xiss poro.hy M..,se loft tuesday
NIL spend a month as the guest Of
Mfr and Mrs. ]. r. Douglas. Miss
AMeepsee will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
D9psias on q tour through the
olympic Peninsula, north of Seattle,
6tftttne her visit. M, and Mrs Doug
las who are graduates Of the Unfver-
stEHe OF North Dakota, are old friends
ri 4iss Masuec's mother, Mrs. Free
dom c. MsAee, 41e North Second
steSfet. East Grand Forks.
#3st = y
Misses Marion Dixon and Ruth
EAtlke returned On Tuesday evening
fH6tn FARGO, where they have been
klHS4sts OF Miss Edna johnson in that
EaaFS And 1t the johnson summer home
11sAAke Melissa. ~Shoreham, MINI. In
fAp98or Of Miss Dixon and Mics Gaulke
Humber OF social functions have
b1en given during their weeks visit.
IN Bernice Savage gave a luncheon
Tuesday noon and on Monday night
- Myrtle Euren entertained in
K9fsna1ly In honor Of the guests.
liatighters. Luverne and Gertrude. sl3
N14fth Fourth street, left. this morning
,zoestheir summer home on Ottertail
H&h They made the trip BY auto ana
Mtae Acconp1nied by Mics LeHtia
L4eeYl who Is to. be. . guest II the
G43SraSth simmer home, Camp Idle
aaEAstsr Buddy Murphy, Sill South
I'm street. was host this afternoon
tdalfteen Of his little friends, the oc-
E4440n being his fourth birthday an
Mtbt1A1y. At the close Of an after
ntsn Of games IN the lawn a birth
A4& supper was served. -Four lighted
eAlSdies topped the birthday cake and
4fs.Appotntnents were in pink Ind
3 ieq9f. and Mrs. ]. A. Poppler and
IN Phillip Of the Dinnie apartments,
49, returned from Lake cormorant,
iA4v1tAfe Mrs. Poppler and her son have
1(ln the guests. Of. Mrs. r. e. Weible.
Mts Poppler went down the latter
pSak Of last week t accompany his
fa19dty home and they spent a few
sN4tS tn Fargo as guests OF Judge
81 Mn. C.. r.. Amidon, returning
hkfk4& on Tuesday.
aa1r. and Mrs. John Malinowski Of
Hf$Dfnnie block returned on Monday
iT9m 4 ten day vacation in northern
124anesota. They stopped at Bernidii
kfd Elbow lakes and a number az
eft&r summer resorts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
inte President
4 to National Meet

I1rK Nixabeth preston-Anderson
&4s&afgo,. president OF the North DA.
XIX ". c. 7. u. left for VI Fran
60 todAy, where she will represent
sMk!stAte 1t the 18th annual conyen-
3h36i OF the national w. G. T. U. Au-
11119 10 to %. Mrs. F. N. WAnner Of
3$pp&Htestown is to be the other North
sUStotA 6Aleg2tk.
4kcause Of the fact that this Is the
Nh national convention Of the tenn
p4t4nee organization since the 18th
lAf4k4ndment became effective, 1t ID be-
htk looked forward to with An uh-
ubdll al9ount OF, enthusiasm. Special
e4fS WIFI carry delesates and friends
ta8Sh eastern and mid western points
aMdI the train will gather Its last con-
&t4kent at Denver. Colo. Plans have
bSE& made for . daylight trip through
4NEfRoyaI Gorge. a few hours motor
ltss4ai from Salt Lake CITY, and a day
kttAAke Tahoe.
Women prominent in ". c. +. u.
N44fk from over the country will at
2dih the San Francisco meeting and
Will take part in the program, which
Eih be- one of unusual value. The
6aat Francisco society has made ar
Sast{en1ents for its many hundreds Of
tttHf&4ts and during the convention will
spfpftde socisl] entertainment and re-
5cresStion a-p1cnty for the delegates
md visitors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

In a party Of Grand Forks people
who spent Sunday at Grafton were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mahowald,. Mr..
and Mrs John Nuss. Nj. and Mrs.
Stephen Donnelly, Fred Mahowald
and Stephen ,Donnelly, SJr. ;Theyrw
guests at the farm. home Of Melvin
and Stephen Donnellys at Grafton and
were accompanied home Sunday eve
ming by Miss Marie Donnelly who has
spent the week at a%raftons
The Ladies' Aid Of the Bethel Luth-
eran church will meet on Thursday
afternoon at&E3 o'clock and everyone
Hans Lybeck will serve refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lavelle OF Devils
Lake have. come to Grand Forks to
make their home. Mr.. Lavelle. who
formerly resided here. is district man
age for the Mutual Life Insurance
company.
Mr., and +Mrs. s.. r. Gestfe have re-
turned to their home in Fargo after
visiting With friends in Grand Forks
for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Henry, 212 Yer
non avenue, have, Mr.. Henry's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Of
Wdifd WdlIa, wash, former local
residents, as their guests. They ar
rived here Sunday morning and will
spend several months in Grand Forks.
and with their daughter, Mrs. A. e.
Palmer at Euclid. MINI. Mr.. Henry's
brother-in- law. MI. Fred Castell OF
Casper, Wyo.. is in Grand Forks and
is a guest at the Henry home. He il
enroute to New York and Washing
ton, d. O., on a buEf13s trip.
y II = A
Misses Doris Lond andsvivian Aus.
bury, who have been the house guests
Of Miss Trina Linfoot at the Linfoot
hummer home Maple Lake. re-
turned TO the city on Monday evening.
~ +
Mrs. c. p. Lond ana daughter, Miss
Doris Lond, ia Walnut street.
left this morning for Winnipeg
enroute to Banft, Alta, and other
points In Alberta and Saskatchewan.
They expect to be away about three
weeks.
= 1
Miss Edith veitch left tuesday
night for Great Falls, Mont, where
she Will b the agxSst Of her aster,
Mrs, r, x. West afMildred ..yeikch),
Tor An Indefinite time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
8 cAusED DKArH

Racine. Wis, AUG. fo.-Warren
Rosers. III found dead this
morning on the steps sof one ~ th1
buildings 81 the doid Neal Camp
IlfnatIire plant, shortly after q boit
81 lightning had put out Of ccrnmis.
a.on the teIephone service and eiec-
tr1cal equipnnent II the shop. II ii
pehevsd The severity Of the 3shock
|reAulted In the mars deAth.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
eOCIAT.rATs.

Davenport. Iowa, Aug. 10.-City
Clerk y. w. Christensen. elScted on
the Socialist ticket 4 year ago, yes
yterday In a public statement de.
nounced the Socialist party for itS In
constituencies and asserted that under
no circumstances would he ever again
be g candidate for once on Socialist
Some time ago Mayor BarewaId,
elected also on the ticket severed all
relations With the party. II Is under.
ers afe-conterplatins the same move.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

An internationally known picture
syndicate in New York has received
the above picture OF a maiden from
Switzerland who signs herself Martha
Scherler and asks for aid in getting in
boy husband She says h would
like to have the cowboy send her his
picture-and a passport. Her address,?
Well, she say It's Nidau, rear Bien-
ne, Switzerland.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
IN
MOROCCO SPREAD
Political Crisis Resulting
From Spanish Defeat is
Center Of Interest,"

Aadrit. Aug. 10.-Hosiities be-
fwen the Spanish and the Moroccau
t~ffbesznen, which have been going on
In eastern Morocco for the pAst three
weeks ana have resulted In i virtual
COLLAPSE OF the Spanish campaign
there. appear to have spread into
western Morocco. The Spanish COM
mandant ut sTetuan reports that r. I.
+. tribesfacn on Sunday attacked the
blockhouze at Meitas, in the Tetuan
District and that the garrison, after
losing several men, was Obliged to fall
back upon Gouk-el-Arba. The COM
mandAnt Mas declared that the incl
Zen tvas not important.
An 0ficiAFs. statement fkeaed lAxt
night relative to the fighting near
Meliiia states that the conflict at
Mount Arruit where Gen. Navarro
and Z force OF me have been sur
rounded for several days, has COM
pletely ceased. ana that the enemy
forces In that region appear to be leaa
numerous. Another report received
here. however, states that Gen.
NayArrc's position ID becamlng In
creasfnsly critical. It Ii said the
only water h Spanish troops can get
u oy melting ice brought by airplane.
Center OF Interest.
The political crisis which has
suited In the defeat Of the Spanish
in Morocco continues To- be the center
Of interest here. In political centers
there is an almost general demand
Tor the establishment Of q strong ad-
mi~nistration that may be capable Of
handling the critical situation. A
parliamentary government under the
Dremfer6hip az Anfnnto MaurA rno.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

all \ it could not eat. what does
all Of this meth ;" asked Tinker Bob
as he discovered these startling facts.
Then 1t was that Jerry, the Jay,
came along: Thief! There ID a
message for you from the lake. The
message has come. In the form OF
these creatures, They have lived in
the lake for W years, and now have
days"
But what have they como to say !?
They cannot talk. What Is their mes
sage?" Tinker could not think Tor
a moment what to DO. 7
Then there came to him the
thought Of the Seven Wonderful
Stones. He tapped the Stone Of
knowledge and the whole secret was
made plain to him.
we will find out what it was to-
morrow.
Ton1ofroweTinker Bob Learns Some
t~.. w thing new.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
PLANS FOR MEETING
THURSDAY CHANGED

instead Of the oIf-of-door meet
ing Thursday night, which the Service
will be q regular meeting OF the So
ciety in the Commercial club rooms,
opening at s O'Clock, according to All
announcement made this morning by
Mrs. J. G. Moore. president of the
local branch Of the Service star Le-
gion.
The change was found ~cessa
because of the discontinuance of the
street car service to Riverside park.
1t is the plan of the society to hold
the postponed picnic in the near fu-
ture, It IL announced.
An urgent request for all members
Of the society to attend the Thursday
meeting has been made as there IL
Business Of special Interest to be tag
en- IN.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

Fcar men ge.. the train. a,s.nn.....
In the tsmoer On the I%il,nois az
Eetore THE thieves couId rsnn-.
.nsif psonsss. northwestern rsfiyvsr
sfash zns zSan< and recovered ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
PASS DTVIDENI,N.

New York, Aug. 10.--The Amerf-
can Sugar Refining company today
passed tts dividendi ots11.N On com
mon stock. but declared its regular
quarterly dividend Of s$1.75 on pre-,
ferred.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
GFT guKS.

Clinton. Iowa, A1g. 1o.-siIks val
ued Ct between $4,000 and $4,000
railway express train at the Miasts-
sippt river bridge here this morning,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

DR.. and Mrs. K. r. stolz and son,
Arthur, have completed an interest
ing motor tour through Minnesota,
and returned to their home. 1915 Bel
mont avenue, on Tuesday evening.
They stopped at Norway Beach, Cass
Lake, on their way to Duluth, and re-
turned home by way of Detroit Lake
and Perharn, MINI.
X X y
A regular meeting Of the Guild Of
the Plymouth Congregational church
will be held on Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The hostesses for the
afternoon will be Mesdames W. e. Nc
Kinsey. Henry Root and r. c. Tuf-
ney. The meeting will be held In the
church pAriors.
X X
Mr.. and Mr.. Tom Moore, 4o2 Yer
non avenue, returned Tuesday night
from. Lake Bemidji. where they Wis
tied friends. Mrs. Moore and. son,
Tom, Jr.., vent to the lake on Thurs
day and Mr.. Moore Joined them on
Saturday for a weekend outing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

.
Mrs.. ]. Edward Tufft,, 111e Univer-
sity avenue. left this morning to be
the house guest of Mrs. Frank Wood
At Stephen, Mimi, for several days.
y X X
Mr.. And Mrs e. J. Densmore. as
Cheyenne avenue. returned home
Tuesday evening from IN outing at
Lake Of the Woods and other north
ern Minnesota points.
In honor Of the birthday anniver-
sary OF Mrs. Cady Hoop, 1915 Chey-
enne avenue. the ladies Of Larkin club
No. ! gathered informally in her
home on Tuesday evening, giving her
. surprise. The evening was devoted
to cards and the sclf-invtted guests
served refreshments at the close Of
the anne. Mrs. Hoop was presented
with q set Of hand-painted china.
Mrs. J. r. sandlie. 1zS Conklin ave
nue., with her children, Robbie, Arm
old and Maxine, left by auto this
morning on a western tour. They
were accompanied by Mrs. H. l.. Lake.
Yellowstone and Glacier parks will be
arnbng the points visited and en- route
the party will stop at whitensh,
Mont, to be guests OF Mrs. Sandlie's
sister, Mrs. A. L. Bergeson. At Malta.
Mont, they will visit at the home Of
Mrs. Sandlie,s brother-in-law, States
Attorney B. p. SandIie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Robbins,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Davies, A.. r.
Farquer and Misses Ruth Dennis ana
Jean Robbins made up a motor party
which made a tour Of the northern
turned to Grand Forks on Monday.
II 4 EGA
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. s. strandvoid, 4o5
South Fourth street, have Mrs.
Strandvold's father, Lauritz Peterson,
Of Minneapolis as their guest for q
few days. On Tuesday quests At the
Wilhelm Holm, Mat Glemrnkstad, Mis.
Vera GIennestad and Miss Ingebore
Utoft who made up,,a motor party
from Tyler. MINI. They left Tuesday
afternoon for 0ilby en- route TO WIN
nipes. Duluth and other points.
Accompanied ~ her two little sons
James and Earl. Mrs. 2. ). Leo. 1905
s univsfaaty ay man left a.. On Tussdss
west. In ROCKFORD, Colo, Mira. LED
VIII be the guest OF her sister. Nrs,
J.. 81. Turner (Minnie Erickson). and
in Denver, Colo, she plans to vfsdt
her szster, Mrs, H. w. Darling cru:
genia Erfcksonl. Before returning
Mfs. ESQ ana her two little sons VII
enjoy viAts At q number Of othes
westsfn cities. including Seattle and
Miss Fanny ElrhsliA has returnsA Il
her home In Devils IAkc-.after 1T
tending q house party given BY Mia
Marion CAthro At Lake MethepSho
J Miss EfI1slie and Mio9 Cathf0 All
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
INTEREST To WOMEN

III AlSnews inforrnAlsn for the rss1en.s page OF the morning edi.
Her e the Herald should ~ y =. hands q the editor Of that page
ISneespted for pubncaton on the wonans page in the morning edition
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10
TO ATTEND GENEVA
= ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Delegates from the various Y. W
c. A. institutions throughout the state
are leaving the latter part Of the week
Tor Lake Geneva, Wis, where they
will attend the city Y. W. c. A. con.
ference from August IL to August ~
1t has n o yet been ascertAined wheth'
er the Grand Forks branch will bt
represented this year at the confer.
euce.
Delegates from the north centra'
field. the central field and severa
states outside will attend this confer.
ence. The states represented will BIZ
North and South Dakota, Minnesota.
Iowa, Nebraska Illinois, Wisconsin
Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia.
The sessions will be given over to q
study OF the Bible and social prob,
lens. The recreational features 81
the conference are also OF great i'm
portance.
The city conference will be imme.
diAtefy followed ny q student confer.
ence, August 23-september 4.
A number Of local teachers are con.
adertng attending this conference.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

Miss Edith veitch left Tuesday
night for Great Falls. Mont, whHr,
she Will b .the&gxsst Of. her sister
MrS, r., 4. West afMildred 4yettrh)
for an Indefinite faHne. ! ,-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-10

Tonnofrow-Tfnker Bob Learns Some
s.. .,s2 thing new
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

stringa Gle git pc mocofanl ala =
Site ca ce-i face. Nu-i proasta
sal stringa de gat. Are ca ac de
cojocul lui.''
Isl ce al zis la Ilinca %
Lam spus, ca am sa vorbesc
ell tine 81 ii dau raspunsul."
"Spune la ca che dam numai
Sc fate te stii cu pacatosu ala sc
.stlpe g,ira."
''Da. dar ccre banii inainte de
al lua.''
'lnainte? Ma te de facut?"
'Dute name inapoi 81 spune-l
xusei cd taranii Ger .bani pc in
voiala 81 sa faca un in prumnt
LII spusei inca odata.
'Sa vii 81 tn Gu mine. Tua
tine Ault La time 81 Sc fate treba
mai lesae.''
"BiMe. spune-i lui Ghita 81
.pnie cali La traslra Sd apuela7
trenul de lso.la. DormiM la hotel
81 dimineata suntem Ia tusa.''
Inainte de a pleca triHise vorb;l
Hipchei ca pleaca la Rllcurestl $
poate va zAbovi cateva zile. STA
tut, 81 pc Frusina ce SO faca il
lipsa ei, prozaitandari ca il VI
aduee roche dim Bucnresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
INvITARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
ST Cultlra Ammonia Streinul Li-
ber'' dim st. Louis, Mo- are Onoa-
re Il invita- pc toate surorile So
cietati, Cluburi 81 Parochii pre-
cum 81 pc toti romanli din loc 81
jur lua parte la Petrecerea de
vara Picnic in parcul d-lui j.
First din Alton. Mo. care va avea
loc Dumincca la II August 1921.
Inceputul va fl la orelc 9 a. NJ.
81 va dura pana scara tlrZiu.
Pretul de mtrarc va fl D-nii
soc; Damele 25c.
O muzica eXcelenta va diStra
pc onor. public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cantece.
Bufetul va fl aranjat cu celc
mai gustoasc mezcluri 81 beuturi
recoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc vor primi GU
mare multamita 81 Sc vor cuita
pc Gale ziariStica.
Deci III speranta ca toti fratii
din loc 81 jur he vor da sprijinul
d-nealor participant intr 'un nu-
mar cat Sc poate de mare la a.
ceaSta petrecere. pana la revedere
am ramas salutandu-va cu dra-
gostc frateasca.
Nota: Luati carul Cherokee
South pana la capat unde va vor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

particulare 81 de stat, scoala de
pana acum nu ofera mi.iloace sufi-
ciente Gle asigurare. Char 81 popo-
rului muncitor della tara ii tre-
buesc atatea cunostinte, cate Sc
predau la universitate. Ba inca
mai multi Caci. daca stiinta la in
altele scoli Sc margineste adesea
in domeniul abstract. dimpotriva la
scoala sateanului invatatura cea
mai variata, cnprlnzlnd proble
mele cele mai grele, trebne sd isl
easeasca o aplicare imediata, en-
rezultate reale 81 corespunzatoare
clmostintelor ce Sc propaga.
Poporul trebue sa soarba cultura
cu setea arzatoare de propgres, lar
invatatorii poporului trebue eli IN
sisi sa fie niste apostoli inflac;l-
rati 81 patrunsi de invatatura,
pentru ca so poata raspandi en-
toata caldura convingcrii.
De undc sal hlam pc acesti pro-
pOvaduitori al nOuei culturi obli-
eatorii? Din fabricile scolilor no.
astrc 4? Va fl greu sal gasIm
(Vointa) Corpatin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08

'Buna ziua Ilinco. Am zabovlt
cam multi pana am secs banll de
La banca.'
"Cand tai pus banii la ban?
ca o'' intreba Ilmca privind adine
in oehii Anei.
''Ce bani9 M ti-am spus ca
banii mel lam bagat in samlnta
81 invoieli?'
''Pe cine vrei sd prostesti?"
''Zau draga. Nam zor sa te
mint. De &c m am dus la Bucu-
restig Sa ma rog Gle tusa sa faca
un imprumut la banca. Ce crezi?''
20 ii M zic, dar banii tai nu
i-ai Writ in saminh 81 niei in in
voieh. naca MI i-ai depus la ban
ca snnt la tine. Prea esti uituca.
Mutt aduci aminte cand miai zis
ca Anton nu site de eli 81 nu vrei
sal dai nici un ban din Ell? Am
vrut sa-ti spun 81 rindul trecut
dar team Msat sa crezi'c am
uitat.."
Lam dat dupa ala, Hinco."
Mint. Cand mira spus samar
naserati mosia."
''Da, dar saminta nu era pla-
%;%S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
(Urss0se

(UrmGSe)
PA ce stii, daca-i vorba pc
ala, 81 vrei sd ajungi in puscarle."
'Bine bre draguto Sc dam do
yeti 81 do de mil q
'Nu tie pune nimeni Sc dal. Sa
nu Fl dat zor sal spinznram.
Putea-i sd mai astepti un All pana
il lua dracu.'
Ma lase yorba ala, che 81 til
al vruto."
',Ce-ai zis? Am vrut 81 eu? M
tie rusine? Ia vezi! M ma scoa-
te din fire ca 0 patesti GU mine"
MA nu te supera draguto Me
gindesco La dozeti 81 do de mil
bre. Te gindesti. I'm traiste de
hanii hre.'
lam spus 81 eu dar de geaha.
Ea voik sa.se marite dnpa un ne
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-08
Din Lu111ea
Satelol
De G. n. 1AS0u

gustor din Pitesti 81 am stat 0
jumatate III dc capul eli pana am
fslcut-o sd Sc iAyoiasca."
''Lntelego brel tinti mii, haide
Sc zico zeee, tintisprezete bre, ola
dozeti 81 do. Asia este talharla
bro. Tu te erel9''
Zee sa cred! Vtd 81 ell ca asa-l,
dar ce sal faci. Daea tie aminte
dai 81 scapi."
MA de uade bre9"
Mai cere de la batrina."
Pc tei1'
'Spunei ca oaneaii Ger bani
pc mveiala. Nu fiji Gu gura moar'
ta. Ala e putreda de bani."
tie voshesti pntfedaf Mare
,niti tinti mil de frantii."
''Sa Sc inapr,uaMtes"
ASA da. Si ai zis la IliIaca Sc
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''Nu, 81 daca asi sti ca imi faci
treaba II 'asi zice vorba.
'Daca nu crezi ca fac treaba
de ce-ai VENT la mine7 Sa fl eau
tat pc ALTA
I'm alta nu ma fncred.
"Si dupa cum vine vorba, nh
te increzi nici in mine. Spune,
'nu-i asa?''
Ell. nu,. dar iti spusei ca An
ton. 80
"Stii &c Ano? Sa scurtam vor-
ba. Dute 81 spune-i lui Anton ca
nn dan nici adeverinta 81 ell
asia am ispravit-o.'
'Nute supara Ilinco!'
'Nu-i nici 0 suparare, AnO.
Tu stii ca ell M ma sup1r asa
lesne, mai cu seama pc tine"
''Stiu, llinco, 81 acum fie cum
zici. Pc Anton il potolesc ell.
Ute banii," zise Ana, scotind un
Ipachet de bancnote din sin, pc
care il intinse Ilinchei." Stunt
patruzeci 81 patru de hartii de
cate cinci suite. Sal stapinesti
sanatoasa. Gu banii astia 81 ce
mai al, dupa ce vel face de Pc
trecanie ticalosului ala, poti sa
tie mariti cum iii place. e
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INSTlMTARE

Stunt rugati toti s',onentii
nogtri = observa urmAtoarele
reguli la trimiteres pentrD
schimbare de adres&::
/. 81 se scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul li adreya
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecars persoanx u
Sc alature mxrci d. &c. Sd 90
caute ST. nj 80 dea nuMele stra
del Yi al ora4ului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste ro-
Eul in xadar agteapta I'd j 90
schimbe adresa c3 nu 70 poata
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