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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

upon. at the last election. TO n.re
successor to Senator Fred Tucker. III
the higher body Of the state lcS1s-
lature. they felt that, 20 us Fome'S
expression. "the best woula be mono
too good" to serve them, to looH
after the interests Of the state AZ
large and of this senatorial dl.nict'
in particular.
The Democrats Of this disul'I
working upon the same hypothesis
had named John Carlock, Of Ard
more, as the regular party nominee
His party friends and compat"io
had recognized his real worth as
man, and felt that he would maze
good as a law-maker. Believing
him and in his ability, they hal
named him as heir candidate and also
believing in him and in his ability
the people Of this district voted tr
him and elected him, at the Novem'
her general election.
While the legislature is yet youns'
while the senate of the eighth gem
eral assembly Of Oklahoma has not
vet shed its long clothes or unloosed
the safety pins from its swaddlings'
II hns already been evidenced that
the people OF this district made 10
mistake when they selected John
Carlock as the man to represent them
Jointly with Senator Draughan, AL
ready he is recognized as one oil
the strong men OF the senate, as one
of the men who viii make n record
which Is really worth while, as one
Of the men who takes his duties SER
iously and who will exert every ef-
fort to merit the honor which an ad'
miring and trusting constituency be-
slowed upon him.
Although q new senator, one mex
pcricncod In legislative rules and par
llamcntary usagcs, John Carlock''
worth as legislator has beer
recognized. This is conclusively ovi'
denced through the fact that he has
been named member OF some o'
the most important committees whic'
will serve the senate through tn
present session
When the presiding officer Of th'
senate announced his committee ap
pointments, Senator Carlocl' wa
named upon the following
on and Gas, chairman ;Appropriq
tions. Banks and Banking, Fees an
Salaries. Mines and Manufacturing
Roads and Highways.
ANY one who is familiar with leg
islatlve rules and usagcs will apprc
clate. at glance. that the scn1
tor from Carter" has been place
upon the most important committees
while he has been named as III
chairman OF the committee which
Of the most paramount importance
the interests Of this section Of okli
homa.
This being the case The Ardmorei'
fcols that II will not lay itself on
Go criticism when ~ says inc peop
OF this district. the people of carte
Love and Murray counties are to
congratulated upon the strength
tho senators who will represent the
interests while representing the !
forests Of all the people of all OK
homa, in the state senate.
Southern Oklahoma Is entitled
material consideration at the han
OF the state legislature. And Cart
county may know that It will recei
consideration. with Senator John ca
lock and Senator Jim Draughan' l
senators from this district on |
ground. the waichdogs who viii
Tint tho interest Of southern OK
homa's industries IRE conserved
Two stronger mon than John G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

ish life size pictures of their candi-
dates. We don't want to take
Jump in the dark and be condemned
to wearing bell bottom trousers, when
we want spring bottoms. A bust
pictures will not suffice hereafter.
Nature is doing its part by put
ting plenty of moisture in the ground.
Now If the stock-market gamblers
will come clean, oklahoma farmers
may thrive
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

Speaking of the beautiful snow"
reminds us that while it may be long
on looks, it is just about as treach-
erous as a banana peeling when 1t
is permitted to remain upon the
upper side of the streets and pave
ments
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

1t is currently reported in Okla
homa political circles that the state
legislature may pass n joint and
concurrent resolution to move Cam
Russell and his Cat across the line
into Kansas, there TO flourish with
the sunflowers and hoppers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

The young lady across the way al
leges that every ounce Of her fun
ninety-three pounds of womanhood, is
honest to goodness flesh and blood
devoid of padding or other misleading
parapernalia Of any description OF
sort
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

The snow may be beautiful, alright
and it may be pure, alright, and II
may be the compatriot of healthlui
weather alright, just as long as it is
not peddled to the average person
| in the form of water-soaked balls.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

Can not some one or more persons
devise a means whereby the rents i'll
Ardmore may be reduced to pre-
war basis This city should do some
thing to get back on page one OF
| the daily press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Perpetual pushing and assur-
ance put difficulty out Of coun-
tenance, and make a seeming I'M
possibility give way.
Jeremy Collier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13
Oklahoma State
Press

Speaking OF spark plugs. the Enid
News asks for return to the old
kind which can be operated with one
hand.
In the face of possibly being accused
Of prcfiteering, Duranc Democrat en-
nounces the paper has just completed
a magnificent new home.
Shawnee News says Chicago hotels
and fodder dispensaries have cut
prices back to pre- war standard.
However, it is a long cry from Chica-
go 20 Ardmore
The rent hog lives in Idabel as well
as in Ardmorc. At least the Idabel
4 News says That BARRIERS Of that city
claim they cannd, reduce the price
Of shaves and hair cuts until III,
landlords shave and Gu. and shingl'
and run the clippers over the rem
scale
AIuskogee Phoenix thinks the MAJ
whose car Is stolen should find con
ISOLATION in the knowledge that th
thief will be properly trimmed AM
robbed the first time he has 10 hlv
the gasoline tank rcfilled with tn
fluid extract of motive power, as dis
pensed at retail.
the political accidents in the Oklg
homa legislature will continue ehei
gabfcst until after the passing Of IN
time allotted 10 the regular session
and then ask the governor gu recon
vene them. IN order chat their debat
: ings may be resumed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

clerk $3.50 for the immediate use Of
his wife and children, 500 as tenn
porary attorneys fees and must pay
$50 per mongh beginning February
for the support Of his family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

IF YOU WANT TO PLANT ALE.
ALTA OR CLOVER SOIL TESTED
FREE. w. +. ABBOTT, PHONE 1887.
I2-l0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

lock and Jim Draughan are not to De
found in the Oklahoma senate Of this,
the eighth general assembly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

Naiison.- Warrant issued charging
Pierre Paul Arthur, chemist, w).h
grand larceny.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13
Garner Brothers Sued

The Penn Lubric Oil Company OF
Kansas City, Mo, through its attor-
neys, Slough and Gibson, has flled
suit in the district court against Car
ner Brothers of Wilson, for judg-
ment to the amount of $207.3S, which
the plaintiff claims represents a bill
due them for merchandise delivered to
the defendants on October 5, 1920.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

In the face of possibly being accused
of profiteering, Duranc Democrat en-
nounces the paper has just completed
q magnificent new home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

silas Parsons of Wilson, through MS
attorney, G. V. Pardue, has filed suit
for divorce in the district court against
Cecil Parsons alleging desertion. The
Parson couple were married at Cold
wafer, Kansas, on June %, 1911, ana
Silas claims he was Abandoned on NO
vetnber 90 1919
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13

Speaking OF spark plugs. the Enid
News asks for a return to the old
kind which can be operated with one
hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-13
II Endurance II Beiag Tried TO the
Limit Get . Box Of Pyramid
Pile suppositories

II you are struggling with tho
pain and discomfort OF Itching.
bleeding. protruding piles or hemor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21
RICHMOND
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ITEMS

RICHMOND, April 20 Richmond
citizens, clean up day is near az
hand. United we stand divided We
stand; divided we fail. Let us all
try and make our city beautiful, sec
on dto none sto cleanliness. Mayor
G. l.. Funk has offered a prize -
$500 to any home valued under
$4,000 who has the best kept cit.
propety win YOU try and have your
home looking better than your neigh
boris by clean up day which will be
April 22nd. Don't forget
Mr.. Heber Ransom of Pres,on
spent Tuesday here guest Of his Sis
ter Mrs. Leonard Eskelson.
Miss Katherine Worston of Logan
was guest of Mrs. Bert Erickson
over Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Hope and
their children and Mr. and Mrs
Nels Rasmussen OF Franklin were
Richmond visitors Wednesday
Mr. George Egan is moving his
family into the home he recently
purchased from his mother.
Mrs. Emma Thornley, and Mrs Eu-
gene Lundquist of Smithfield, mem
bers of the stake Relief Society, met
with the Relief Society OF the Rich
mond ward Tuesday and gave in
structions on musical lines.
Mr.. l.. Edgar Merrill has purchas-
ed the LOT west OF G. L. Merrill and
is building u new home there.
Mrs. s W. Hendricks had the my.
fortune Of running rusty nail in
her foot last Wednesday.
Mr.. G. Il. Harris lost valuable
horse during the past week, from
eating poisoned oats which were
placed for squirrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Eskclson spent
the last week end at Preston visit a.
Mrs. Eskelson's sister Miss Annie
Hansen. who has jut returned from a
mission in the northeastern states.
Mrs. Annie Anderson Of Salt Lake
is visitin CAT the home of her dausa.
ter Mrs. Geo. w. Smith.
Our dlstict schools were closed on
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21
a.rle Sea Lad. In Amp.r.

The principal source OF the amber
.urply Is The coast Of The Baltic sea,
more particularly In the vicinity OF
Nou'ssl"ry. Even In ancient times
his district constituted the "EimbCr'
Iey" " the amber world. Al this
Plnce amber, which II really = min
erpllyed resin OF extinct pine trees,
Is freely washed up by the seR, espe-
C'SIly after. n violent storm Tue nHh-
ermen use nets, with which they trRwl
the shallow waters
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21
B { n s 0 n
news

BENSON. April is. We are about
10 lose fro mour ward one of our
very best and desirable families who
have helped 10 develop and build up
our wand during many years of ardu-
our labor We have reference to
Brother and Sister Philip Purser ana
their faithful Sous and daughters.
While Brother PursCr retains his
home and farm in Benson which
win be taken care OF by some Of his
sons, he has bought u home in Lo-
gan whore he intends TO spend the
remainder OF his days on earth. We
shall all greatly miss these good PEG
Pile, but We wish them well in Their
new home. Their nrighbors surprls-
ed them the sisters preparing picnic
for the evenings refreshments.
The Relief Society sisters are IN.
tending 10 speud the afternoon with
GlaDdna Reese tomorrow afternoon
at the home OF Brother los @. ia.
gensen where This dear aged lady y
living with Der daughter, Mrs. Jor
BsHaGH 'Fht sisters furnish rrCf'e"l
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21

family have moved 10 Smithfield
where MIR. Nelson has purchased his
fathers farm.
Mr.. William Anderson had the bad
luck last week Of losing four head
of work horses due to silagc poison
Mrs. +. J. Bremen Of Ogden an
rived here Monday to spend some
time with her mother Mrs. Ann
Hope.
Mrs. Thomas GrHiths entertained
AZ birthday dinner Sunday in hon.
or of her husbands birthday anniver-
sary. Red and white roses formed
the centerpiece. Covers were laid
for ten.
Mrs. Bert Erickson spent the mid,
week at Logan.
MIR. w. =. Smith has purchased a
new Chevrolet car.
! Mr. and Mrs. Victor Carlson enter
tanned friends al cards at their home
Saturday evening. Spring flowers
were used as decorations. First prize
was won by Miss Clpta Hanccy and
Obid Plant Consolation prizes were
won by Cyscs Lewis aud Mrs. Obid
Plant.
' Mrs. Libbie Hendricks returned
home Sunday from Salt Lake where
she spent the pas, two weeks.
Mrs. Florence Pond of Lewiston
was Richmond visitor Friday.
Mrs. Nerna b. Reyes was smith
field visitor Wednesday.
The membership committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce have started
on II big membership drive which
they intend TO make the biggest yet.
II is the aim of the committee 10
have every citizen loyal member
OF the Chamber 50 that every movc
that Is made by them will be backed
by every man In town.
Mr.. irwin Thompson q son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Thompson has been
laid up for SOME time with dis
located ankle
| Mr.. While Olsen has returned
from the hospital whore he had an
operation performed for appendices
tis. he is getting along nicely,
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Keller Of
Grace, Idaho. arc guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. =. Bell
I DR.. and Mrs ". y. Aunk Of Logan
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Merrill on sunday
Mrs. George 4. Doty entertained
sunday evening AZ dinner in hon
or of the birthday anniversary of
Garry.
Mr., Ivan Merrill has received 4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21
MI,pISeed Sympathy.

May wife dust- the b'iliar' 'hr'h
from her husbands coat "nd SHEDS
tears NJ sympathy he"HUss % no iHi'
k0urE ne must spend NJ his desk c'oss
10 4 NhlteuHshsd WEN.-BTrELn1S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-04-21

Friday on account Of Arbor day bu,
OWN gto the fact that the ground
was covered with several inches Of
snow, the planting of trees and
gardens was postponed until some
better day,
Gerald Andrews and Edna Coiey
were united in marriage Thursday at
Logan. In the evening a supper was
given in their honor by the groom s
parents.
Mrs. Amasa Linford entertained a
few ladies at her home "Wednesday
night. The evening was spent in maxi
ing dress forms. Refreshments we're
served
The many friends of Mrs. Pauline
II. Thomas of Swan Lake are pleas
cd to hear that she is slowly improv-
ing from serious case OF blood pot
son, caused from liberated teeth.
Her mother Nj. Almha y. Hen
bricks and Mrs. Orval Hendricks are
taking care of her and her four lit
tie children who go afflicted with
measles.
Mrs Franz Anderson and dauph-
ter Esther entertained friends at
their home Wednesday evening.
Mir. and Mrs. VI. Il. Blair received
news of new baby at the home of
their son Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bau
OF Logan.
Mrs. Kenneth Merrill returned to
her home in Salt Lake Thursday az.
ter spending the past ten days her,
with relatives.
Milo Harrison has returned home
from Wayne county where he has
been teaching school the past season
| The South ward Primary will Civ,
an entertainment Friday April 30
at $3.50 AT the ward chapel. Admis.
sion will be ten, fifteen and twenty.
five cents. Refreshments will be
served. good attendance will be
ed as the proceeds
will be applied on the primary's as
sessment on the chapel.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. AInaSa LHford went
to Logan Sunday to attend the funer-
al services Of an uncle, Awasa g.
Lin(ord, an aged resident Of Logan.
Mr.. Heber Hslgreen has returned
TO his home in Idaho Falls after
spending few days here with reIa-
lives. .ta ,
Word has been received here by
Prof. John Omassen OF the death q;
Salt Lake Of his father. The aged
gentleman was scvcnty-rive years of
age.
Nil and Ms. Joseph Nelson uHd
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lHsa' A.
NH--s.'segn,;sSTs sstSa1h'

DON'T PIT ALL or YOJE EGGS
~ O%E BASKET"
Put them IN our ECG rRESEEvEE
IT costs but urr. molr aud is 81
standard quality An l=g saved now
Is money saved later. one pint pre-
SERVES dol-u; larger siz"s In pro-
portion
RITER BROS. DRUG COMPANY
All. STORES
Ady-lF
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
Din Lunnea
SatelOr
Dc o. r. PASCU

tot mi-e teama sa nu alunec. Ce
alunecus pc trotuarele aceste. La
tara nu-i asa. NJ umbla atata
lume. Am merge undeva asta
seara sd mai treaca vremea, dal
undef 2 81 tarziu. Aproape un.
sprezece. Ma conduct pana la
hotel 81 mai STAN putin de vorba
81 mani. Unde locuiestii De-
partef'
''Cam departe. Strada Clopo-
rtari,. raspunse Mirea ca trezit
din Wis.
''Sa lei Q trasura 81 sd spui bir-
jarului 50 male repede ca. sa nu
recesti. E ger si trage vantul, z
zise Sofia lipindu-se de Mirea.
Ajunsi in strada Carol, Ia vre-o
|eitiys pasi de hotel Dacia, Sofia
'ett y ri se cGzk dacd "a sagti.
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Societatea Romano de A.jutor
81 Cultura 'Romania Noua" din
Cambridge, Ohio pc aceasta Gale
Convoaca pc membri eli la aduna-
rea Generala de seasa luni care Sc
va tinea Dumineca in IL Decem-
brie 1921 Ia locuinta d-lui George
Moloiu sub No. 10 Harris ave.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
l 80 p. m. Deci fratilor avand
mai multe chestii de resolvat
spre mersul bun al Societatii pre-
cum 81 alegerea noilor functionari
pc periodul prim al anului 1922
sunteti strict obligati a lua parte
la aceasta sedinta. Absentee ne
motivate Sc vor pedepsi conform
Statutului.
In numele Societatii "Romania
Noua" din Cambridge, Ohio.
Emilian Cojocar, presedinte.
George Munteanu, secretar fin.
(285-S6).
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co n vOCAR E
Societatea Romano de Ajutor

81 Cultura ''Leul'' din Salem, 0.
Convoaca pc toti functionarii Co.
mitetului precum 81 toti membrli
din loc 81 jur de lua parte la
sedinta generala de 6 luni pc ziua
de II |. c. a. d. 1921 in Hala Soc.
''Leul" de sub No. la Depot Str.
Salem, Ohio. Sedinta Sc va des-
chide la orele $50 punct.
Punctele principale va ii darea
de seama pc 6 luni trecute. 2. Ale
gerea functionarilor pc primul
period anului 1922.
Deci prin aceasta sunt rugati
toti functionarii Onor Comitet
eat 81 toti fratii membri de a lua
parte la aceasta sedinta. Care nu
va fl prezenti la ora mai sus nu-
mita va fl considerati ca ne pre-
zenti 81 va Fl pcdepsiti conform
Statutelor locale.
In speranta caci toti functio
narii onor. Comitet cat 81 toti
membrii caci vor Fl constii de
chemarea lor primeasca toti salu-
tul nostru fratesc.
In numele Societatii 'Leul'.
(285-86). Presidiul.
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iNFoRMATIuNI

A. j. Billie, Alp Cedar ave, a
explicat judecatorului Howells ca
Stanley Wicklihsky, 6OO7 Fleet
ave, a aruncat o sticla catre ell pc
cand dormia. ''El spus ca volt
sa ma trezeasca" "a declarat
Billie aratand judecatorului capul
sau bandajat. Judecatorul ia i'm.
pacat 81 cei dol prieteni au ieSit
brat in brat.
sss
Politia incercat All ca sd afle
identitatea unui ON ce Sc numia
Albert Peterson, care insa a de-
clarat ca nu acesta-i este numele
lui real, caci pc acela nu'l spune
nimanui. Omul a fost facut pri.
sonier eri seara 'langa Berea unde
a jefuit 0 ferma. Ell a scapat de
la politia din West Park Sambata
seara. Mantle lni erau fncatusate
Ell povestit ca Gu ce greu d
putut desface mantle sale din
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tumiri tuturor participation ii
sprijinitorilor acestei Serate, care
pc langa taxa de intrare au avut
amabilitatea de a contribui Gu
suprasolviri urmd toarele per.
soane:
Stiff Cozgarea Gu familia $500 ;
Achim Cozgarea $500; Anica
Farcas $500; Mattel Canja Gu ia
milia $500; Rusalim Acsinte $500
Gheorge Jiga $1.O0; Maria Mime
riala $1.00; Gheorghe Grama GU
familia $1.00; Lima Butta $1.0O,
Gligor Stancovici Gu 'familia $1.0O
Niculaie Idomir Gu familia $1.0O;
Frusina Popa $1.25; Nick Mol
ldovan Gu familia $1.00; Lima Ido-
mir $1.00; Gheorghe Salca GU fa>
milia $1.00; loan Sufana Gu IA
milia $1.0O; Nick Nedelcu Gu ia
milia $1.O0; Gheorghe Nistor Gu
familia $1.00; Alexandra Fratila
Gu familia $1.OO; Vasile Balan Gu
familia $1.00; Rudolf Piticar Gu
familia 75c; loan Scutea $1.OO;
L n..S
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Politia a predat All spitalului
oraSului 95 lazi Gu sticle de yin
confiscat de la violatorii prohibi-
tiei de catre polite. Cea mai mare
parte a acestui vim fost confis-
cat de pc yachtul Venice, seches.
trat de polite cand aducea vim
din Canada. Vinul va Fl folosit in
spital pentru trebuintele pacien.
tilor. Sc asteapta ca numarul pa.
cientilor Sc va Sport in spital IL
urma acestui dar.
Canton, 0. Consiliul orasu-
lui refuzat sd abroage ordo-
nanta referitoare la pretul bile.
telor pc tramvaie. Acest pref va
Fl 81 pc mai departe de 6 cent?.
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MULTUNITTA PUBLICA.

Serata-Dansata predata de Soc
Muzicala Romano 'Lira'' dir
Salem, Ohio in seara de 26 Nov
a. c. a fost una din cele mai atrac
tive ce s'a predat in sala Socie
tatii ''Leul" din punct de vedert
moral cat 81 material, luand partt
un numar foarte mare de persoa
ne streine in special persoant
Americana marcante. Deci nu pu
tenn trece Gu vederea dc duce p.
aceasta Gale sincerile noastre mul
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catuSe, mai ales ca fost urmarii
de doua ori de niste cani. Dupa &C
a reusit sa-si elibereze O mana e.
taiat catusa de pc cealalta mana
Gu piatra punandu-si mana pc
sinele de la caile ferate.
Judetul ma colectat de cat
$478O din suma de 16.167. "A la
care s'au ridicat amenzile din
cazurile criminale, a declarat gre
fierhl George Wallace. Dansul. a
spus ca sunt trei persoane carl
lucreaza la colectarea acestor
sumo, in mod permanent.
Sotiile din Chicago sunt rugate
de tribunal ca sd anunte imediat
tribunalul relatiilor domestice
daca vOr observa ca barbatul lor
e in preajma s'ajunga in puterea
vre-unei femei straine. Toate d.
ceste femei straine, "a declarat
judecatorul Adams, = vor Fl tri-
mise in temnita 81 vor Fl pedep-
site greu. Judecatorul Adams Il
anuntat aceasta Gu Ocaziunea ca
zului Emma Muelhauser de As
ami, care este acuzata ca volt sa
cucereasca pc Frank Victinhof,
de 81 ami, de la sofia sa care are
etatea de % ami. Judecatorul
Adams declarat doamnei Muel-
hauser ca daca va mai vorbi inca
odata Gu Victinhof va trimite
pc un an la penitenciar. Intre al
tele judecatorul Ia spus: ''Nu
este femeie mai rea decat una
care strica pacea unei familii. Eu
vol urmari Gu cea mai mare as
prime pc toate aceste femei 81 le
vol trimite in inchisoare orr lie vol
pedepsi asa de aspru ca lie va
merge pofta de mai fura pc bar
BATH altor femei."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

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aminte.''
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aminte. Da, 0 Sd vina, 81 poate
plecam Dumineca seara. e advo-
cat 81 are CLIENT buni. Una peste
alta castiga cam 0 mie de lei pc
luna. Ell Ia Pitesti 81 eu la tara.
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pleaca Luni dimineata. Ce sd faci,
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ca pc iarna Sd md NUT Ia Pitesti
dar nu-mi place q stau h. oras
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Iideie ce frumoas1 q placuta E
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'placut 81 frnms cusx.ma Cd nu
team fnvitat Ia snunta. Nam in
yitat pc nimeni din partea mea,
81 am crezut caI fac bine daca
mutt scriu. Aveim dc gand sa-ti
comunic verbal. VI 81 zica Gu
slujba slaba spefant6 r.
WAN scrisr rxspunse Mirea.
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