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The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
BY FRANCEs JONEs

Miss Esther Clark of Kansas City,
whose engagement to Mr.. Edward
Bernard Bennett was announced this
spring. has chosen October "a as the
date of her wedding
Miss Clark formerly made her home
here and is now spending two weeks
as the guest of Miss Helen Crawford
of Tyler street. Mrs. Elon S. Clark
will; arrive next week from Kansas
City to be with her daughter. and will
also be the guest of Miss Crawford.
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Miss Annetta Nicoll entertained with
a luncheon of five covers this noon at
Pelletier's Tea room complimentary to
Miss Helen Brigham.
Miss Brigham will leave soon to do
social service work in Kansas City.
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Two Topeka girls. Miss Marian
Moore and Miss Georgia Neese. will be
duchesses at the GROWING of the
Peerless Princess, Miss Henrietta
Allen, to be held September "A, in
Wichita. The crowning of the prin-
cess will be the event opening Wichi-
ta's annual wheat show.
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Considerable interest is being shown
in the concert to be given Thursday
evening at S:15 o'clock for the people
of Topeka by the music department o.
Washburn college.
Mrs. Eli G. Foster, Mrs. Ray Stew
art, Mrs. ARA Clark, Mrs. n. W. Ben
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
THREE EPOcHS IN woMANS LIFE

There are three critical stages in
woman's life which leave their mark
on her tcareer-the first when she
changes from a care-free girl to a
woman, the second motherhood, and
the third is change of life. Most of
the misery which comes to women
through ill health dates from one or
another of these periods. but women
should remember that Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is a re-
liable remedy and has been very sue
cessful in overcoming the ailments
which may come to them at these
times, as it is a natural restora tive for
such conditions. Nearly a half a CEN
tury of success entities Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
the respect and confidence of every
fair minded woman-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21

ming, Mrs. Charles Kleinhans. Mrs
Frank Dreaming and Miss Hersey will
be among the group of patronesses.
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Mr.. ard Mrs E. G. Kistler, 1922
Jewell avenue, willie entertain two
groups of friends at bridge, the first
party to be given Thursday evening at
their home. and followed by a second
party Friday evening.
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says that a man walking down
the street carrying a paper sack. a
package which looks like it might
contain meat for dinner or a loaf of
bread, bears the marks of bondage
just as plainly as tho ball and chain
ratified at his feet. (And, Of course,
as one might know, the peeson who
made the remark is a bachelor.)
One of the pretty rushing parties
of this week was a dinner given Tues
day evening at the Elks club by the
Sigma Alpha Iota sorority of Wash
burn college. The table was centered
saliva. The sorority colors. red and
white, were carried out in all the
decorations.
Following the dinner, Mrs. F. A
Derby, one Of the patronesses of the
sorority, gave a talk on her Euro
pean trip, and Prof. Albert Haberstro
sang a group of three songs with
Dean Henry V. Stearns accompany
ing. A student orchestra, organized
by Mr.. Gerald Hamilton and Mr.
Fred thinner, played.
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About sixty actives, alumnae and
rushees were present at the informal
party held Tuesday afternoon by the
Alpha Phi sorority, with Miss Georgia
Neese as hostess.
The formal party will be given Sat-
urday evening at the Elks club.
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Mrs. Clyde Corbet will entertain her
sewing club at a business meeting to
be held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Roy Shoaf in West Tenth
avenue.
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Chancellor Lindley of Kansas uni
versity gave an interesting talk on
Leadership" Tuesday evening, follow
ing the dinner given by the members
of the COOPERATIVE club at PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Stevenson of Kan
sas City, Mo-, epent fair week with Mrs.
Stevenson's mother, Mrs. W. b. Frye, 1928
Central avenue. Also a family reunion
was held at Garfield park Sunday. Those
son of Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs ]. c.
Alfry and family, of Elmont. KAN Mr.. and
and and Mrs. 'NiH Glen sc sekaRelford @ Of % Meredi1,
Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Frye, 1928 Cen
trail avenue. Mr.. A. Alfrey and Irene Al
frey of North Topeka.
James Taylor has purchased the White
Way lunch room at 915 North Kansas ave
nue.. formerly owned by Manley Lamore-
aux.
Work has started on the paving of Cor
don street. between Kansas avenue and
Quincy street.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Chas. Dennison of Washington. Ia.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
May. $50 West Gordon.
Max Lowry and Clifford Pardee have
Elenor Sutton. -1033 Central avenue, has
returned home from Lawrence, Kan.
Mr.. Elmo Britain has returned to his
home in Alton, Kan, after spending the
summer with his son. Mr. ]. g. Britain
and family. SIS North Quincy
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilkerson of Holman
street, are the parents of son, born to-
day The baby is the grandchild of Mr..
% a.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Case,
922 North Harrison street, is seriously i'll.
Clarence Parton, $40 North Van Buren,,
has been removed to his home from Stor-
mont hospital. where he underwent an op-
Grafton for removal of tonsils.
Mrs, Dave Gabriel, Ills North Kansas.
who has been ill, is recovering.
Mrs Myrtle Cowdrey has returned to her
Mrs H Galitski. SIS North Kansas ave-
nue., who has been in a hospital in Ro-
chester. Mimi, is expected home in a few
days.
Mrs. Wesley Parker of Wolf Lake. Ind,
is visiting her sister, Mrs ]. L. Spaulding,
1907 North Taylor.
Barnette, of Petro's drug store of the birth
Of a son TO Mr.: and Mrs. Carl Barnett, of
Barnett was formerly Miss Olive Chitten-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kirkwood of Elmont
the parents of a daughter, born Thurs
day. They have given the Iraine of Mildred
Mrs. J. f. Van Laeys has returned to
her daughter. Mrs. Elmer S. Myers
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Smith. Jr., 400 West
Gordon, are the parents of son, born
yesterday. Mrs. Smith formerly was Miss
Ruth Roger.
Virgil Petree has returned to work at
The Rev r. E. Gordon has returned to
bury. Mo.
room is in Kansas City on business
The Y. A. G. S. club, composed of mem
bers of Victor council, No. 4. will meet
with Misses Irene and Ethel Slaybaugh at
the home of Mrs. c. Elkins, this evening at
o'clock All men1bers of the council are
requested to attend.
Lost-Wrist watch, Swiss -Enicar be-
tween Monroe and Kansas avenue on East
Gordon or on North Topeka street car
Reward Return to 10I4 North Monroe
ADV.
Wall Paper. 10 cents a roll; Gold
Medal Paint, $2.15 gallon o. A:
Mcclure, $40 N. Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Commencing Monday September
19, will serve vegetable and chilli soup
also bread. pies. buns, doughnuts Call
and enjoy good eats at 1920 North
Kansas ave. G. L. cambridge. ADV
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
GIRLS! BLEACH SKIN
WHITE With LEMON

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White. which any drug store
will supply for a few cents. shake well,
and you have quarter pint of harm
less and delightful lemon bleach
Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion
into the face. neck, arms and hands
each day. then shortly note the beauty
and whiteness o. your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.-
Adv
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
MEXICAN FUNDS VANISH.
More Than 200, 900 Pesos to Pay Cham.
Der of Deputies, Have Disappeared.

Mexico City, Sept. 21.-Newspapers
charge that more than 10000 pesos
in silver are missing from the special
fund of the chamber of deputies out
of which salaries of members and Tex
traordinary- expenses incident TO the
celebration of the Mexican centennial
anniversary were to be met, have
created a sensation here.
1t is declared that an official who
might be able to clear up to mystery
surrounding the alleged deficit. has
been missing since Monday.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
Your Gray Hair
Easily Recolored to Original Natural shade
In Few Days with Canute
Water.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE TO USE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

In the privacy of your own room. with
only the help of Canute Water you can in
a very few days recolOr those gray, faded,
streaked or dyed hairs. This crystal-clear
colOriess, odorless water-like liquid is not
sticky or greasy, will not stain the skin or
scalp and IS absolutely safe to use.
1t is as simple to apply Canute Water as
brushing your hair in the morning. Grad
ually the color begins to appear. 1t be-
comes richer and richer until finally it Is
the very same shade it was years ago.
Then you can wash and curl your hair-in
no way affecting the color. To the con-
trary; 1t will become more beautiful,
glossy. soft and lustrous With an appli-
cat on of Canute Water every once In a
while, your hair will always remain young
locking. Satisfaction is guaranteed in
ever case without exception.
Get tottle from your druggist NOW, or
send $1s30 with your name and address TO
The Canute Co, Milwaukee, Wis, and one
will be sent you by return mail.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
Are Per0aded BY a Joyo us Note
WRAPS
for Outdoor Days

These new Winter Coats of soft fabrics and
graceful lines, make it uncommonly difficult
to stay in doors. They are wonderfully lovely
to look at and unbelievably comfortable to
snuggle into. And to tempt one out of an
evening, these gorgeous voluminous fur
trimmed Wraps promise to transform the
simplest affair into function.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
SUITS
Vised by Paris

Perky little flares on the coats Of these
chic Fall Suits stamp them new and
amazingly smart. Some have tiny belts,
some have none, many are trimmed with
fur in lavish quantities All have an air
of just arriving from the heart of Paris,
vised by the highest authorities.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21

Way lunch room at 915 North Kansas ave-
nue.. formerly owned by Manley Lamore-
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Looking Backyard In Society
Columns Of The State Journal

September 21. 1901.
Mrs. H. U. Nudge and a small party of
friends will leave Monday in Mr.. Mudge's
private car for a few days trip to Colo
RADIO. In the party will be Mrs. Nudge,
Mrs. James l.. King. Miss Mary Sum-
me1s, of Chicago, Miss Jeanette Lord
and Miss Emile King.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Eastman Of Enid,
Okla, are in the city the guests OF their
son, Mr. W. H Eastman and wife at their
home on Topeka avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper returned to-
day from a months vacation spent in the
north and east.
Misses Mary and Bessie Meade have re-
turned from several weeks stay in Las
Mrs Paul Hudson and children arrived
today from the City of Mexico and will
spend some time in Topeka with Mrs. Hud-
sons mother, Mrs Sarah Price, at SO West
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Close arrived in To
peka today from San jose, Cal. for visit
with Mr.. md Mrs. J. L. Shella barger.
Mrs Willard Davis and Mrs. A. H. Con-
nelly of Kansas City, were the. guests of
honor at a delightful luncheon given at one
o'clock Friday by Mrs. H o. Garvey.
Mrs c. o. Knowles has returned from a
few days visit in Kansas City. Miss Lucy
Knowles remained there and will finish
the kindergarten course.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
AN International Judges Accept.

Geneva, Sept. 21.-An judges and
deputy judges elected to the interna-
tional court of justice have accepted,
it was announced to the assembly of
the League of Nations here today by
President Van Karnebeek. Therefore.
he declared. the court was regarded
as finally constituted.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
DIsCoNTINUEs TULSA STORE.
I. S. Galitzky Will Remove Merchan.
disc to New Toggcry Here.

L S. Galitzky. proprietor of the New
Toggery, returned Tuesday from Tulsa,
Okla, where he discontinued his cloth
ing and shoe store in that city. The
merchandise will be shipped to the
Topeka store.
GalitZky reports that business is dull
in Tulsa and that due to the recent
decline in the price of crude oil water
is now selling there for more than oil.
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
DAYTIME FROCKS
Fancy or PLain--to Suit One s Fdncy

QUITTING pant Frok these days. your
These models
and maerfuly tailored achieve incredible through
pci In OCCASION
and fabrics and applying marvelously lovely trimmings
The Topeka state journal., 1921-09-21
NORTH TOPEKA

Items for this column may be left
ut Petro's drug store, or telephone
Eleanor KimbaII. 1881 after o'clock.
Other hours, $3.50.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-04
IN viTAR E

Societatea Romina de ajutor
81 Cultura ~. r. Ard. 81 Trans"
din Alliance, Ohio, are onoare de
invita- toate surorile' Sotietati,
Cluburi 81 Parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini 81 Romince din
loc 81 jur, de lua parte la
Marea Petrecere impreunata Gu
Dams, care Sc va da din partca
Societatii noastre ~. r. Ard. 81
Trans" din Alliance, Ohio in
seara zilei de Nasterea Domnului
adeca in I Ianuarie st. nou. in
Hala SocictaTn sub. Mr.. 735 Ash
Street.
Spre amintirea Mastered Dom.
nului vom avea un frlmos Pom
imbracat GU cele mai frumose
articole de Craci1m care sa .vo1
inparti publicului de fata.
lnceputll acestei petreceri va
fl la orele Z seara 81 va dura pima
in zori de ri. !
lar muzica Libertatea de sub
conducerea lui Niculae Mutu din
Canton, Ohio va distra onoratul
public GU cele mai frumoase arii
de Dams 81 cintece Rationale.
Biletul de intrare Domnii 75c
Damele soc. !
Bufetul va ii asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mincari 81 beuturi
racoritoare.
Suprasolvirilc Sc vor primi c,1
mare mlltumita 81 sa vor cuits
pc cale ziaristica. lar venitul GU.
rat de la aceasta petrecere sd va
adauga la fondul Societatii.
Sperind ca Onoratele Societati
Cluburi 81 Parochii precum 81 tot
fratii Romini 81 Romince din loc
81 jur, he vor da tot sprijinul
D-nealor pentru a avea un bun
resultat, pima Ia reyedere rami.
mem in asteptare.
In numele Societatii ~. r.
Ard. 81 Trans" din Alliance, o.
C0mitetul aranjator.
(3O1 T. 3 e. g..
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IN Wit A R E

Societatea Romina de .Aiutor
81 Cultura ''Biuinta'' din War
ren, Ohio; Invita- Gu toata place
rea pc toti fratii romini din loc
81 jur de d lua parte la Marea
Petrccere Teatrala, Chinenlato-
grafica, 81 Dams, care va avea loc
in ziua de Cracium seara in Z Ia
nuarie 1921 in Hala Societatn
'Biruinta'' ia Walnut Str.
PROGRAMUL TEATRAL
Sa va incepe la orele 1880 Gu
,prima filma Chinematografica, Gu
vederi generate din Rominia.
?. Corul va cinta Colinda ''Trei
Pastori''
3. Filma Chinematografica din
Jugoslavia.
4. Declamatia moi vrem pa
mintS de G. Cosbuc.
). In foe American executa.
de D-soara din Warren. Ohio.
6. Cea mai frumoasa Piesa Chi
rematograifica, din tinuturile Ro-
miniei Mari.
7. Declamatie moi vrem drep-
tate" de n. n.
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IN VT A R E

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Horea Closca 81 Cri-
san" din GAINESVILLE. Ohio are
onoare a invita- pc toti fratii ro-
mini din loc 81 jur de lua parte
la Marea Petrecere impreunat;i
cu Dams. care sc va da din partea
Societatii H. C. 81 Crisan, a doua
ri de NaSterea Domnului, adica
in 8 Ianuarie st. nou i'll Hala d-lui
Lazar Negrila 1909 Putnam Ave.
inceputul acestei Petreceri wa Fl
la orele 2 p. m. 81 va dura pima
La II noaptea, vestita muzica Il
d-lui George Arnaut din Canton,
Ohio v adistra onoratul public cu
cele mai frumoase arii de Dams 81
c1ntece Rationale.
Biletul de intrare pentru menl-
brii Societatii 75c. pentru streinl
SOC. Damele gratis.
SuprasolvIile Sc vor primi Gu
mare multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale .ziaristica. lar venitul curat
de la aceasta petrecere Sc va
adauga la fondul societatii.
Spenind ca toti rominii din loc
$; jur ne vor da tot spijinul dior
pentru a avea I'm bun resultat.
pima la revedere raminem in aS.
teptarc. In numcle Soc. ''Horea
Closca 81 Crisan'' din GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. (&S).
Comitetul Aranjator.
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PERF|DIA OMENEASCA
. Roman Contimporan -
Da G. r. PASCU

cununat. Mata in timpul cit a
zacut in pat la ingriiit 81 ell au-
zind de tradarea amantei lui s a
apropiat de mata. Dupa ce S a
lfacut bine a devenit ON de ispra-
va. Mata la marturisit greseala,
he spunlndu-i Gu cine a gresit,
81 el a iertat-o. Din ziua acea
lam zis sd nu mai vina la mine
81 IN a ascultat. Cind tea nascut
81 tea adus sd te botez, inn
curgeau lacrimi din ochi. Erai
capila mea, 81 dupa ce team ho-
tezat team sarutat. De-atunci
nu team mai sarutat pima in
ziua cind al VENT la comnnicare.
Zece ami am indurat cele mai
mari torturi sufletesti cind vi
nea mata la biserica sau sd sc
spovedeasca. Nam mai putut
rabda. Nam spovedit apiscopu-
lui meu, yicind ca am fost orbit
de frumusetea 81 u am idbit-o
din inim4 aga cum iubesc pc
sChristos Pe care II servesc. M
Ii1nt Il y. 4 anutst y R&ris. A.
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va implini. Ii spun dndata cs

va implini. Ii spun dndata ce
ajung acasa"
"Apleaca-te sd tie mai sarut
odata inainte de a pleca'' zise
Ferier cu lacrilnile in gene, =
susanna Sc apleca din nou Asu-
pra tatalui Ell 81 h eele lor Sc in
talnira iarasi intr 'un sarutat pre-
lung. Abatele ii spuse sd chemc
sngrijitoarea 81 sa piece sa vina
mai curind Gu Titu ca nu Sc sim
te bine.
Susana pleca, impresionata a.
dine, 81 ajungind acasa povesti
lui Titu destainuirea aIbatelui.
Titu ramase foarte mirat 81 SC
arata graIbit sd piece sd vaza pc
fatal nevestei lui. Susana Sc in
,doia sal destainuieasca si secre-
tul Ell, sc gindea Cd Titu o va
desapl0ba 81 va avea oroare de
ca, Ca de criminala ordinara
Dnpa mai mnlte sovaieli Sc gindi
sal spuie, caci fagadui-se tata.
lui ei, 81 cuprinzindu-i m1iilile ii
zise privihd adinc in ochii lui:
THULE dgaga. Am sa-ti des.
tainuiesc un secret gray, prin
care poate vol atrage dispretul
81 CHAR nra ia, te rog asculta-ma
si daca ma crezi vinovata, at,lnci
fara tnici 0 sovaife, dute 81 ma id
pe miinile justitiei" u cu vocea
|elara, tara - se tu1bnye, flra 4
"a priyires de a. Ochii lui, Il %.
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singurul ce sc afla in saltar, in-
faSurat intro muSama neagra.
''Da, acela-i. Acolo sunt banii'
zise xbatele cind Susana scoase
pachetul. ''Du-l acasa. Pune-l
'bihe 81 vino Gu Titu sal vad ina
inte de muri. Te rog adu 81
nepotul.. Asculta Susano! Ca
ssa fiji Gu. sufletul psurat de ori
ce povara spune-i 81 lui Titu ca
sunt fatal tau, 81 asculta! spune-i
Isi de fapta pc care al comis-o
impinsa de iubirea cea mare pen
tru el. Z bine sa- site 81 el.. Eu
cred cd vel face bine 81 Sc va
bucura ca al incredere in ell.
'Crezi, Tatai" intreba Susans
privind in ochii tatalui ei. ''Nu
crezi Cd are sd ma afle vinovata
81 are sa receasca iubirea lui
fata de minei
'Nu. Dac& Dumnezeu iarta 81
el trebue sd ierte. Eu cred ca te
va iubi 81 mai Gu caldura faci
pentru Ell, din iubire 81 dragoste
mare fata de el, al facut fapta"
zise abatele privind in ochii Su-
sanei.
'Bine, tata. Am sal spuis.
~'Chiar. astazi. Inainte de a
veni Gu .el ca Sd stiu daca nu
N am fnselat si sd NOR Gu con-
stinta 6mpacata.s zise tstal Su.
sinsi,
iBine, tat4. Voiita d-tale y
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ABONATI ZIARUL
..AMERICA"


spoyedit, ti-ar spune tot ce ti-am
spus eu.
Isl acum draga copila, daca
nu tie saa de mine; daca inima
ia te 5ndeamna, te rog apleaca-te
spre mine Sd te sarut, sa-ti dau
ultimul sarut".
Susana Gu lacrimi in ochi, sus-
pinlnd, Sc apleca asIpra tatalui
Ell 81 buzele lor Sc impreunara
lntr 'un sarutat prelung.
Ochii abatelui Ferier erau
plini de lacrimi, lacriD,i fericite,
81 dupa ce Susana il saruta 81
miinile urma: III
''Susano! Copila mea! Nam
<facut averi mari caci am fost
iubitor al saracilor. Totusi am
ceva bani. NJ stiu cit. Poate
peste cinci suite de mil de franci
Lam pastrat pentru tine, sd ti-i
dau in ceasul mortei mele. Stunt
in bancnote. Ute colo in cutis
de sus q scrinnlui unde lam pus
ieri ca sd fie la indemina. wi
rind NINA sub perina scoase .
legatura de CHEF si aaegind una
,'rma: ''Uite asta-i cheia. Dutt
si scoate-i 81 pune-i bine. Folio
seste-te de ei cum crezi de Gu.
viinH. Al ii tn eopil si 4 5hta pc
eel carl au 81 man cu &c sa-l
creasca" -
Susans 1uz sfslls ii descuihd
skltsrui seesse ] dpsel ~ packet,
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staruit prin altii pc linga mata
sa te trimita aici 81 de acea tea
dat la matuSa-ta in gazda ca Sd
urmezi externatul. In fieIcare
saptdmlna cautam sd te vad, fe.
rlndu-ma insa Sd dau cuiva de
'banult ca port vre-un interes
fata de tine. Team lasat in voia
ia 81 mi-au placut purtarile tale.
Pc mata am urmat so iubesc
ca pc o amintire scumpa 81 sfinta
81 pc tine ca pe copilul meu.
Cind mi~ai povestit de moartea
Ell tragica a trebuit sd fac sfor-
tari supra umane ca sd ma abtiu
sa nu isbucnesc in hohote de
plins. Am lacramat insa, 81 alum
gind acasa am pl1ns pima la ziua
Daca nu murea departe de tine,
era sa-ti destainuieasca la patul
mortei ca eu sunt fatal tau
Acum trebue sa-ti destainuiesc
eu. Te rog Susano sa nu ma
urasti 81 sd nu condamni nicI
pc mata. Iulbirea ne-a facut sa
cadem in pacate 81 sd comitem o
crima, tot asa de mare ca 81 ON
uciderea. 81 te rog sd ma crezi
cd afatul meu 81 fagaduinta mea
cd Dumnezeu tia iertat pacatul
ma VENT din partea mea numai
60 tata ci ca ii duhovnic sufle-
tesc. Daca al merge "a orr care
preoty I ei4etit,S care nuii 1arisei,
shisx II spiseopus a care m'em
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yesti cum Ia iubit din momen-
tul ilf care Ia vazut 81 cum Ia
purtat in imagina eiplna sosit
rant de pc cimpul de lupta, cind
de 81 purta grije de viata lui ii
parea bine. ca ocazia ca e ra-
nit la impreunat 81 poate 81 in
apropierea lui, Ii spuse cita du-
rere suferit 81 ce nenorocita
s'a simtit cind in delirul lui po-
menit numele Elenei 81 s'a con-
Wins ca iubeste;, 81 cum a cautat
sa infature pe Elena ca sd nu-i
stea in calea aspiratiunilor Ell. de
cuceri inima 81 iubirea lui. Ia
spus tot, pima in momentul cind
a4aruncat scrumul ramasitelor eli
trupesti in cuptorul care. ardea
sub cazanul in. care ferbea apa
pentru spalatul rufelor, 81 in
cheie zicind: '''Acum m am spo-
vedit 81 tie. Lui Dumne0eu m 'am
spovedit in ziua acea 81 cred Cd
ma iertat caci e bun, milostiv ST
iarta celor carl idbesc. Daca t,f
nu ma ierti 81 socoti fapta mea
Ca o crima ordinara, dute 81 de-
nunta-lna Ia procurorlA Repu-
blicei 81 daca Sc Va gasi 9 curte
cu 6urati sd ma condamne atunci
aa-mi iau pedeapsa meritata.''
iva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-04
C0Nv0CARE

Fiiiala No. 2 DIM River Rouge
Michigan, apartinatoare Societa-
til Romine de Ajutor 81 Cultura
din Detroit, Michigan. Copyoaca
pc toti 1nembrii sal a lua parte la
sedinta lunara care va avea loc
in .ziua de 8 Ianuarie (Simbata)
la orele l 80 p. m. in localul
Domnului loan Iaru de sub No.
174 Great Lakes Ave. River Rou-
ge, Michigan. La ordinea zilei va
ii predarea de la vechii functio-
mari la nouii functionari, platirea
Cotelor lunare 81 mai multe pro-
puneri 81 desbateri spre binele 81
inaintarea Filialei 81 a Societatii.
A VIZ Inca odata avizam
pc toti membl.ii de veni 81 d
achlta Cotele irlnare in zi,la de
mai sus nu,mita caci acei frati
membri carl nu vor Fl achitati
Conform Statutelor vor merge
restantA in Conspect 81 asa rugam
staruitor pc toti membrii Sc
conforma Convocarii acesteia in
numele Filialei No. 2 din River
Rouge, Michigan, apartinatoarc
Societatii Desteapta-te Romine-
Hora Unirii din Detroit, Mich.
Andreiu Motocls, Director.
Lucian Ludu, Secretar prim.
(1-2).