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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
EUF FAULA BUR|ES ONE OF HEROES
 KILLED IN WAR
Business Houses Closed Dur ing Funeral Services of Sergeant Brannon of
 l67th Infantry

Eufaula. November 1e.-(Special.) ) The body of sergt. Robert w. Bran non. Company B, 167th Alabama in fantry, who was killed in action in France on October IT. 1918, reached Eufaula Tuesday morning. accom- panied by military escort from Fort McPherson, Ga, and was met by the Hinton Hollemon pos-, American Le- gioan, and large gathering of frien Is at the station II was carried to the home of his mother, Mrs. Holt Bran . non, where 1t rested until o'clock. when the funeral took place from the First Baptist church. of which he was member.
 All business houses closed during the funeral and the church was filled with the citizenship of Eufaula eager to do honor to the only one Of the four Eufaula boys killed in France brought home for burial The other three, Daniel Turly, Porter Doughtie and Hinton Hollemon. sleep in Ar 1ington national cemetery.
 The funeral services were conduct ed by Rev, F. A. Rogers. assisted by Rev. c. A. Cornell, and the choir of members of all the city choirs. d.. rected by Mrs. E. T. Long, sang. "The Son of God Goes Forth to War" Mrs. Charles L. McDowell sang, The Heavenly Land" and as the body was borne from the church by comrades of the 1e7th Alabama, George H.. Dent, H., Gurley Cargill, Sidney Foy. Dave Watson, J. E. Jenkins, Ellie Duggers, Ira T. Lampley. Will Tiller, .the choir sang Sleep on Beloved" At Fairview cemetery. where this prs, lero was laid to his final rest in the family lot the flag draped coffin. covered with beautiful flow CTS. the American Legion, about so strong. gathered around the grave while Commander Ira T. Lampley made beautiful talk, and Elmer C.. Cargill blew taps
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned until o'clock D. m. Tuesday November 22. 1921, for certain grading, sidewalks. combined curb and gutter, etc., under Improve ment Ordinance Nos. 142-D 14S-D, 144-D, 145-D. 146-D and 151-D. Also for certain sidewalks, combined curb and gutter and asphaltie concrete paving, under Improvement Ordinance No. 149-D. Also for certain concrete al- ley paving, under Improvement Ordi- nances Nos 141-D and 15S-D. Also for certain sanitary sewers under Improvement Ordinance No. 15s-D. Specifications may be obtained and plans examined at this office. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals
 A. J. HAWKINS City Engineer.
 Age-Herald, Nov. IS, r and IS, 1921.
 Redemption of Bonds
 Under the sinking fund provisions cen- tained in certain trust deed, executed by the Potter Ore company to the under signed Birmingham Trust and Savings company, as trustee securing the herein after described bonds and dated December l, 1906. notice is hereby given to whomso- ever may be the holders thereof that Pot & ter ore company first mortgage gold the amount of sl.000 each, due Decent Der l. 1881, have been called for redemption; that the above numbered bonds will be re- deemed and retired at par by the under signed trustee on the first day of Decem- Der 1921, at the office of the trustee in Birmingham. Ala, upon presentation of said bonds to the trustee.
 Under the terms of said trust deed no further interest shall accrue on the above numbered bonds after December 1, 1921.
 This 18th day of November. 1921. BIRMINGHAM TRUST & SAVINGS CO.,,
 AS TRUSTEE
 Bankrupt Sale
 We will sell on Saturday, November 19, 10 a. m. at Tuscaloosa, Ala. the bakery machinery of the bankrupt estate of E. J. O'Rourke at auction.
 The property consists of one bakery out fit Barker System), one cake mixer one bread mixer and a lot of fixtures the property being worth s4.O0O. appraised at Sl 400. For further information call on Monette Taylor, attorneys for trustee,
 tsigned) NJ. F. DozIER, Trustee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
Personals

The many friends of Mrs. J. S Candy will regret to learn that she IS quite i'll at the Birmingham in- firmary.
 R. H. OHara is the guest of his sister. Mrs. J. S. Falkner, at her home, PHO Park avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Knowles an- neunee the birth of son, whom they have named James Arthur.
 J. w Allen of Tuscaloosa arrived today to be the guest of his brother, B. J. Allen, of this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Hindricks an nounce the birth of son, whom they have named Roy. Jr.
 Hubert Awtrey left Thursday for Oneonta. where he will be the guest of relatives. and friends.
 D. F. Faircloth and c. o. Johnson have gone to Troy. where they will attend the tooth anniversary of the state Baptist convention. which is being held in that city.
 Mir, and Mrs. J. W, Briggs and fam fly will leave Thursday for Pell City. where they will reside in the future.
 Miss Ruth Baker is i'll at the home of her parents, pr. and Mrs. N. R. Baker, on Ensley avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
Policemen Let Out

1he poilce department of Ensley Is beginning to experience many changes in their organization, as many of the present officers have been succeeded by others. The changes which have been made are as follows: T. DeWalt Craig, day desk sergeant and clerk. succeeded by o. c. Quinn and Richard Francis, re- spectively; c. A. Hummer. afternoon desk sergeant. succeeded by B. P. In gram; w. S. Roberts, night desk ser geant, retained; Capt P. A. Coachran of the police force succeeded by Capt. R. J. Granger; Captains English an9 White retained; c. F. Vallely day patrol driver, succeeded by w. D. Smith; o. D. Brown, detective trans ferred to Birmingham; A. M. Gallops. promoted from police force to detec- tive; J. F. Wrinkles promoted to a detective: W. T. Cochran, former de- tective. changed to uniform depar+- ment. Other changes are expected to be announced later.
 Mrs. J. Y. sims
 Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. J. r. Sims, aged 35, who died Tuesday night at a local infirmary, were held Wednesday afternoon from
 
 Hunter street sister of the de- ceased, Mrs Sims had been i'll for only a short time and her death came as distinct shock to her many friends. The services were conduct ed-by the Rev, l.. G. Sturdivant and Rev. Mays. Interment was made at Elmwood cemetery with Echols and Angwin in charge. The deceased IS survived by her husband, J. F. Sims, two sons, Jack and Frank, and one daughter. Sarah; two sisters. Mrs. w A. Morrow and Mrs. Paul Barclift; two brothers, Thomas Lacey of Colo rado. and Phil Lacey of this city
 Mrs. Jane Eehols
 Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Jane Echols. age 73 years. who died Monday at the home of her son. William Echols a Wylam, were held yesterday afternoon from that place. The deceased was well known and highly respected in this district where she has made her home fo, sometime. She is survived by five brothers. Tom Jones, Frank Jones Leo Jones, Luke Jones and Sharpe Jones. all of Bessemer; two sisters. Mrs Emily Williams and Mrs. c. W. Price of Oxford, Miss. 1nterment was made at Union cemetery with Jacobs in charge.
 Announcement
 The Real Estate board, which was recently formed in this city, will meet Thursday at the Postoffice cafe, at which time important busi- ness will come up for discussion. All members are urged to be present.
 The Builders circle of the First Baptist church will give chicken and barbecue dinner Saturday. No- vember 19, at the old pastorium. 1SO5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
CORONER PROBING
 VINCENT KILLING

Investiga tion into the death of K W. Vincent who, it is alleged, was shot and killed Tuesday afternoon ,at Labuca. by John Huffman will be completed today by Coroner J. D Russum. MT. Huffman is a special agent for the Birming ham -Trussviils Iron company and 1t Is alleged tha. he and companion had been hunt ing and were on their way home when they met Vincent. He stopped the man and said few things to hirl 1t is alleged, and threatened his life at which the special agent fired Mir Huffman surrendered to Deputy Sheriff J. w., Alexander and is being held in the county jail on orders of Coroner Russum pending the outcome of the inNestigation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
NEW LAW FIRM

II A new law partnership has been
 formed by James B. Burgin. Jim c.
 Smith and Pelmer Bell, and they will
 be located in the Jefferson County
 Bank building.
 Il MT Burgin is the son of the late Andrew J. Burgin, former sheriff of |pefferson county, and has been en- |gaged in the practice of law here fer several years. MT. Smith, for the |past IS months. has been assistan United States district attorney and |as we'll known in this city. where he has practiced for some time. MT. Bell is a son of the late Robert N. Bell, former United States district at |torney
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the office of the probate judge:
 s. s. Ogletree and Miss Charlie Hodges.
 Willis c. Darly and Miss Eliza Tinker.
 Elias Davis Speaker and Miss Eve- lyn Mae Screws.
 rsm John Johnson and Miss Myrtle DSlsy ,eyia. clvs 2 Roy and Miss Mamie El- itstt.
 wsisan O. Carey and Miss Bessie Mae smith John F Mankin <aA Mrs. Leila Bsrnes Mankin. WAktsf A. Hii. and ~1ss H<eo r La. lis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
COURT-MARTTALED THREE
 laaociatod

Knoxville, Tenn. November 1e.-- -ol. W. R. Sample, in charge of the local headquarters of the Eighty first division of the United States army. issued the orders whereby three ne- kro soldiers were hanged in France. He likewise directed their court martial Colonel Sample denies that kny soldiers were hanged without lrial and that in every case of such In execution 1t was for convicted guilt of a grave offense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
DAMAGES AWARDED 7 FOR IMPRISONMENT

The jury in the case of Frank
 IBradford. pro ami Floyd Bradford, |returned a judgment in the amount of s1 ,0o0 yesterday against Deputy
 |Sheriff J. F. Dowis and the National Surity company. his bondsmen, in
 |Judge J. o, Smiths division of the
 |circuit court
 | The original complaint was for |l$2, 900, and 1t alleged that the boy Twas falsely arrested and imprisoned |kn a charge of violation of the pro- hibition law and imprisoned for two
 Ihours
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17


 The members of the Super Bridge club were delightfully."- entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Lemont at her home. SIS Twenty first street The reception rooms were tastefully decorated in ferns and chrysanthemums, while the score cards were Thanksgiving turkeys. Three tables were arranged for the players. and after a series of games the first prize, a Japanese sewing basket. was won by Mrs. J. c. Mur- phy, while the second prize, a hand embroidered guest towel, was cap tured by Mrs, Jack Krahenbuhl of Bessemer. The invited guests includ- ed; Mrs. R. L. Zeigler and Mrs. Jack krahenbuhl of Bessemer and Mrs. I H. Vossong and Mrs. J. c. Murphy. The club members who enjoyed this lovely hospitality were: Mrs. G. H. Kevorkian. Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Hotch- kiss, Mrs. Dan Thweatt, Mrs. George Tragesser. Mrs. Max Chenoski, Mrs. A. D. Slye. Mrs. J. K. Nansandt and Mrs. Lemont. Later In the afternoon a delicious salad course with coffee was served Mrs. Lemont was assist ed in her duties of the hour by her mother. Mrs. Vansandt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
ROOMS AND BOARD

RooMs WITHoUT BoARp
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-17
MISS RERNE GILLEN
 Correspondent Messages may be phoned to Ellis Jewelry Co.,, Ensley 367.
Club Entertained

Avenue G. The public is cordially invited to attend.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29
pRInGrREA MNIsTRULUI
BUL,GAR LA PALAT.

Fri la orele II 80 dim. domnul
.Nedcoff, ministrul plenipoten-
tiar al Bulgariei prezentat re-
gelui Ferdinand scrisorile de a.
creditare.
Ministrul Bulgariei fost con-
dus la palatul regal de catre ma
iorul Andrevici adjutant regal:
i'm trasura de gala palladium.
ID. Nedcoff prezentlnd scrlso-
rile de acreditare a spus Regelul
ca a VENT in Rominia pentru a
depune o activitatc cit mai mare
neccsara unei aproprieri amicale
intre Bulgaria 81 Rominia.
REGGIE in raspunsul sau ac-
centuat ca traditionala prletenle
sa continue 81 ca ambele popoare
sd conlucreze pentru binele co
mum. |
La aceasta solemnitate erau az
fata NJ. S. Regina Maria, A. ). Il
Principesa elisabeth, maresalu
palatului d.nii ministrii Mlsll
Stircea 81 d. Mocsoni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29
RAPPORT
(2O--2222)


Societatea Romina de Aiutor
81 Cultura ''Muresaha" din lIarr
ri>burg, Pa. avind sedmta Gen.
de 6 luNi 81 Darea de, s.ana 81
alegerea noilor functionari dupa
cum urmeaza:
loan Ardelean, PraseGintc.
&. Achimasi, Vice-presedintc.
Teodor n. Cioban. Sccratar.
Stefan Damiean. Caster.
Stefan Av1am, Collector.
loan Costea 81 Gcor.: Vcsi.
Controlori.
llie Finitinari, Dimitrie Cris-
mic, Petru Borlea 81 Niculae
Plapsa membrii in Comitet.
Suplenti: Moisa Petrascu 81
Mitru Dimit1u.
Multamim membrilor Societatii
Muresana" pentru increderea
ce si-au dato in moi, asa 81 no
neon lupta ca Societatea 'Mu
resana'' sa mearga mai pc b,m5
Gale cum au merS.
John Ardelean, Presedinte.
Teodor n. Cioban. Secretar
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PERFIDlA 0MENEASCA
Roman Contimporan
De G. r. PASCU

de la mine nu Sc aude, numai
sd nu spui d-ta'', zise Titu ro-
sind.
''Nu, fiji sigur. Asi Fl un gar
dian flecarnic 81 impropriu pen
tru pozitiunea mea, daca a-si di-
vulga slabiciunile ''minorului.'
meu, raspunse Adelina, apasmd
asupra ultimelor cuvinte 81 luind
pestele zicind:
pc Titu de brat urma:
Ajunge astazi. Sa nu abuzam
prea multi. Sa ne mai plimbam
putin Gu mici popasuri, pima la
Gina, 81 lnind cosul, il dusera in
bucatarie 81 plecara sa dea roata
.gradinei.
In seara acea Titu minca Gu
pofta. Salaul pratt 81 Nisetru ell
NlalOneZa.
Clotilda, care facuse @ plnnbal 9
Gu automobilul, mi4ca 81 ea Gu
Rofta. Adelina, prevazdnd ca sa
rG1seasca planurile ei ayea o
pofta de lup, 81 pestele fu udat
de cite-va paharute de bordo, din
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Soptind: "
Arat mai binc la fata fiind-ca
te iubesc; finld-ca mi-ai cucerit
inima; fiind-ca al luat locul. ii.
caloasei acele care dupa ce m a
jcfuit de avere ma oropsit 81 Isl
bate Joe de mine, voind sd ma
nebuneasca. OF, Doamne! Ce
prost am fost Sal dau tot ce-aln
avut. Ayere, inima sufletul. Dina,
Adelino, te inbesc, te iubesc ca.
''Sttt. Padurea are urechi
Poate ne spioneaza cineva. Taci''
.zise Adelina soptind, 81 dupa &c
Il st1,lnse de brat 81 porni Gu el
catre casa ii zise zimbind:
''Vorbim in timpul cinei. In
casa suntem feriti."
Inima lui Titu tresari de bu.
curie, de dulci sperante ca hu
Use va refuza propunerea, day
peste c6te-va momente sc 1ntrista
81 dsi.zise: ''Sarac, sarac lipsit
Gu ce vol putea ferici femeia a
ceasta daca va vol sa-si lege viata
de minei" 81 framintat de- gindul
saraciei, ajuns in dosul caselor
strinse NINA Adelinei ri urca
scarile.
Peste 0 jumatate ceas Adelina
sosi GU tava Gu Gina, 1nvit6ndn-l
81 manfnce. Titn sezn la masa q
fncepu Sd m4nfnce dar privirea
Fnu putsa IS yi-o .ridics de fs
Adelina. Imbuca de cite.va orr,
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A VIZ

Societatea Rolnina de Ajutor
81 Cultura, G. S. ''Desteapta-te
Romine-Hora Uniri" din De
troit, Mich. Avizeaza pc fieSte-
care membru apartinator Socie-
tatii mai s,ls numite, Guinea sa
alba i'll vedere 81 care inca nu
si-au achitat Cotele lunare sd 81
lie achite eel multi pima in 6 Fe.
bruarie 1921 ca sd poata fl tri-
mesi la uniune Gu conspectM pc
luna lui lanuarie 81 care nu-si
vor achita restantele pima la ziua
mai sus numita NJ sc vor trimete
III Conspectul anului 1921.
Presidiul Soc. avind in vedere
Guinea din cauza departarii
multi dintre membrii Soc. ramin
III restana numai din cauza ca
nu vim la sedinta, asa sau hotarit
ca dl Easilie Mat. Secretarul fl
nanciar, tot doua Dulnineca
din luna Va fl la dispozitie pentru
a incasa Cotele lunare la oficiul
DR.. Lapner, No. $3.50 Russell Str.
| (la car shop intre orele 8 81 II
a. m. 81 Dumineca din urma din
luna Va colecta Cotele lunare la
localitatea d-lui Jacob Tudor, No
1852 Orleans Str. la (Padure)
tot la orele 9, 81 II a. m. ....
| Gu parere de ran aceler membri
earl nu Sc vor conforma acestui
Aviz 81 liu-si vor achita Cotele
lunare pima la ziua mai sus nu
mita nu Sc vor mai numi mem
bri Societatii noastre 81 la caz
Cd vor avea cera nenorocire, III
sc vor bucura de nici un fel d.
beneficiu.
Am ramas in speranta ca n,
yeti ascullta Awful nostru salu
tindu-va Gu adevarata ilbirt
fratiasca. In numele Soc. y. s
'Desteapta-te Romine Hor;
Unirii" din Detroit, Mich.
! p. Gabrean, Presedinte.
loan Nemeth Neamtu, Seer.
| (2O-22).
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pc verisoara eli in pozitiune sal
daruiasca Villa din Sablonville 81
casele din Rue Daru, pentru care
scop au mers 1mpreuna la Paris,
unde Adelina relsi sd convinga
pc Clotilda sd transfere banii la
Banea Nationala din Lyon.
In ipsa lor, Titu find lasat
sub ingrijirea Allei, pc care Ade-
lima cistigase de partea eli, silnti
foarte mutt lipsa Adelinei. Cind
a VENT acasa avu indrazneala
sal spunA ca a suferit multi in
lipsa ei, ca snntit un gol mare
in inima lui 81 zilele Use pareau
veacuri.
Adelina multumita faptului Cd
Sc ferea de alcool, din u in ri
devenea mai impiinita, mai fru.
moasa 81 plina de viata, pe1eind
Clotilda, Garcia fi inlesnea absin.
tul, cogneacul 81 vermutul in toa-
te formele, adesea orr amestecat
GU cite-o doza puternica de excl
tante, impinss pc calea orgiei, 81
istovea fizceste, tfmpindu-se Ia
minte.
La incepuiul lui August, in,
tr'ln aznurg de seara pc c1nd
Adelina Sc plimbs Gu Titu Ia brat
asieurindul ca a5it6 mnat ma
bine aa fata, Titu - opri brnsc si
privind in ochii 81 liRri si ninezi
scoass an GsltliIsijpIiiiE' l1ailsl6 vcs
tusi ds-oite-va pri 4 zise aprosps
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adelnenltoare ca atlnci cind ii
cucerise inima, ca peste eite-va
minute so vaza trecind inaintea
ochilor lui, rece, nepasatoare,
batjocoritoare fata de suferinte-
lie lui.
Adelina, lucra Gu calcul la reu-
sta planului eli. NJ sc grabea, 81
de mllte orr a fost silita sc re-
construiasca planul, dlpa 1mpre-
jurari carl Sc iveau, dupa starea
sufleteasca a lui Titu 81 progre-
sele pc carl le realiza asupra Clo-
tildei, lucrind meet dar incredin.
tata ca va reusi.
In reusita planului eli trebMa
sd Ycucereasca inima lui Titu, 81
dupa o luna de un regim sever,
fara nici o abatere din programul
intocmit, inceput GU mici con.
cesiuni, Gu o purtare din cele
mai delicate, fara q Sc demite 81
fara b da de banuit lui Titu Cd
urmareSte sal captiveze in cite
va zile reqlsi sal cistige simpatia
81 pc la finele lui Iunie 81 iubirea
In aceasi timp cdstigase inrial.
rire. covirsitoart asupra Clotildei
cazuta Gu totul sub influenza ei
de calrtezana.
In scrrrt timp rensi sa ilnpinga
pc Clotilda pe calea betiei. In
doua lnni deyeni a1colica, ju.
carrie dar6a iii mfiniae Il, N'pe II
stinvitua lai Inlie realsi Sd adncs
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dintr'o friptura de muschiu la
gratar, dar mincarea ii mergea
1loduri pc gitlej, 81 pullind furcu.
lita 81 cutitul pc masa, fixa pri-
virea lui melancolica asnpra Ade-
linei.
'Maninca. Ce stai?' zise Ade-
dina, Gu un Zimbet plin de buna.
tate pc buzele eli rumene 81 car
noase, ca 81 bulzele Elenei, Gu care
comparase in mai multe rlnduri
pc Adelina, avind mare asema.
mare Gu femeia care din pricina
lui a avut un sfirsit att de ira
'gic, 81 pc care plinsese fn mai
multe adnduri dura ce Sc conyin-
sc ca Clotilda la despuiat de ave-
re 81 Ia oropsit.
''Nu pot. Te rog, lasa-m sd te
priyesc. Sa te admir-. Sa-ti admir-
sfrumusetea 81 bunatatea inge-
reasca" sopti Titu.
'Asculta, die Demetriad, esti
sigur ca ma ilbesti?
Da, doamna. Va iubesc ca pc
fiinta acea frumoasa 81 buna care
cazut victima lnei groaznice
razbunari fiind-ca am mbit-o.
''Presupune ca an veni Clotilda
in momentele aceste sau orr 81
cfnd, 81 ar incerca sa te snlulga
de linga mine; ce-ai facet" nm
traba Adelina privind in ochii lui.
Asi respinge-o Gu dispret ca
Ipe D apeculantA care mia what
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Regimu1 sever la care a fost
supus Titu in prima luna n a con-
tribuit cu mimic la reintremarea
lui. In primele zile. char cind sc
afla in apropierea Adelinei, cind
.pescuind imprellna, verisoara Clo-
iildei cauta sal diatreze Gu glu-
me 81 pvsesti Gu haz, sindul lui
era Ia Clotilda 81 nn-i plltaa celta
ca Ia isolat 81 parasit ca totul.
Frau momente cind Use parea Cd
o vede perindindu-se inai1ltea
frumoaxa ziadhitoarp 81
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care Tltu II a baut de cit juma.
tate de pahar, indoit Gu apa.
Dupa Gina lar joe de carti, ca
IN seara precedenta Gu aceeasi
concesie din partea Adelinei, Ia.
sind pc Cotilda sa cistige, de
sase orr pc rind, bind cite un
'pahar de cogneac dupa fie-care
Joe, pima Sc aaneti mai tare ca in
seara trecuta.
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Societatea Romano de!,Ajutor
81 Cultura DIR. lulu Manu- din
Canton. Ohio Convoaca pc tOti
membri sal de lua parte ia Sc
dinta GeneraIa care Sc Va tinea
Dulmineca in ziua de & FebrIarle
1921 la orele > p. IN. in Hala So
cietatii din Garfield Ave,sS., AZ ;.
No. 1924 deci rugam pc toti
membrii su> numitei Societati a
lua parte la Sedinta care Sc Va
tinea la Ordinea zilei 81 tot odata
rlgam pc toti membrii earl apar-
tin Societatii DIR. Iuliu Maniu'
ca sa-Si aduca Statutele cele
vechi spre ale primi pc cele
nOua la sedinta care sc Va tinea
la ziua sus numita.
Deci rugam pc toti membrii a
nu lipSi de la aceasta sedintd
sunt foarte multe chestii impor-
tante de rezolvat GU privire la
Societate acela membru care va
lip>i de la aceasta sedinta va fl
pedepsit aspru in numele Socle-
tatii Or. Iuliu Maniu''.
loan Flueras, Presedmte.
Dumitru Ciulei, Secretar script.
100 DrA
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averea''.
"Asculta re cred. Te cunosc.
Am avut timp sa-ti calnosc inima
81 sufletul din oglinda lor vad ca
spui adevarul. Eli bine, nu refuz
propunerea d-tale. ALA cd dmi esti
foarte simpatic 81 te iubesc. Iii
promit ca vol deveni sofia d-tale,
asa sarac cum esti, dar pima a.
tullci te rog sa-mi port respectful
pc care l'ai avut pima astazi fata
de mine, 81 ca 81 te asigur ca vor-
besc adevarul iii ofer gura pc
care ma sarutat-o nici un barbat
de la moartea s0tului meu's.
Ca impins de un magnet cleo
tric sari Titu de pc scaun 81 CO.
prilazind pc Adelina in brate bu-
zele lor Sc dntflnira dntr'un saru-
tat prelung, arvuna dragostei 81
casniciei lor viitoare.
Iva urma).
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DACA vOIE$TI
LIBERTY BONDURI 81
MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa de
schimb. Room PIG Lennox Bldg,
al doilea etaj. Luati elevatorul colt
Gu East 9th 81 Euclid Avenue. De-
asupra de Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Deschis pima la orele 6 p. m.
(Adv) (2-46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-29
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Dl Teodosie Talaba din colnuna
Voivodeni. Mari judetul Fagaras,
(Romania) Are onoare va face
cunoscut Casatoria sa Gu D-soara
Rozeta Iaru.
D-nisOara Rozeta laru din CO.
muma Ludisor judetul Fagaras,
(Romania) are onoarea va
face cunoscut Casatoria Sd Gu
D-nul Teedosie Talaba.
Ambll au onoarea de a invita-
pc toate neamurile. cOnsateni, 81
prieteni de a lua parte la actul
cunmiei D-nealor religioasa care
Sc va oficia de catra Par. loan
Podea in Biserica gr.-or ST. Nj
colae din Alliance, Ohio la orele
> p. m. Simbata in ) Februarie
1921. Precm 81 la petrecerea 81
ma>a ce Sc Va aran1a cu aceasta
ocaziune i'm Hala Soc. u. K. Ard
81 Trans. 735 Ash Str. din loc.
lnceputul Va fl la orele I seara
Masa Va ii frumo> impodobit5
pentru onoratii oaspeti, lar Mu.
zica loan Mutu din Canton, Ohio
Va distra pc on. public Gu celt
mai frumoase arii rationale s
Dams.
Nasi vor Fl ID 81 Dna Nicolat
81 Lodovica Sotcan din comuns
Noivodcnii-Mari judetul Fagara'
Romania).
Pana la reyfdere va asteptan
Gu drag. 7 tHF s>@
MIRH 81 NASH, Alliance. O
P. S. Rugam caldurOs pc nea
| muri, con>ateni. 81 pretini. care
nu au capatat invitari speciale ;
! binevoi lua aceasta in conslde
rare. ca invitare.
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