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Evening journal., 1921-11-21
Died

NEwI.IN-In this city, on November
90 1921. Keziah A. Newlin. aged -
years. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at Yeatman's Funeral House.
Sls Washington street. on Tuesday
afternoon, at . o'clock Interment
private.
Elizabeths Church. Newark Del
Afternoon November 49, 1921 Wil-
liam Price, son OF Patrick J. and
Del. Relatives, friends, Usage
Tribe, No. 1i3 I O. r. NJ Dart
mouth Purple star Lodge. No. 81, L.
q. L. and Industrial Council. No
IS. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. OF New Castle.
are invited to attend the funeral,
Wednesday afternoon, az o'clock
at SOP Trinity Place. Philadelphia
Pa Intcrment al Woodlawn ccme-
terry Friends may call Tuesday
McARDLE-In this city. on November
70, 1921. John j. son Of Charles
IT, and Rose McArdle. Relatives.
friends, Benevolent Pioneer. Lit
erary Association and Holy
Name Society, are invited 70
attend the funeral from his late
residence, 1928 Banning street, on
Tuesday morning. November p, at
o'clock. REQUIEM mass at ST.
Elizabeths Church Interment at
Newark, Del.
FARNAN-in this city. on November %.
ISL DFlNEtN raINttNs Aflh NlNfH
and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from Lynn's Funeral
parlors 209 W Sixth street, on
"Wednesday morning, November %.
at o'clock Requiem mass al the
Cathedral Interment at Cathedral
cemetery.
TRAVIS-ln this city on November a.
1921, James h. Travis aged SO
years. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence. 1113 T.
Twelfth street, on Thursday. No
Vcmber q. 1921, at o o'clock. In
terment at silverbrook cemetery.
SCHOY- Suddenly. in this city. on No
vember 20. 1921. Caroline. widow Of
Charles schoy. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral services, at the residence OF
her son-in-law L. V. Draper. 2e5
y Cornell street on Wednesday
afternoon. November %. at .
o'clock. lnterment az Riverview
cemetery.
WHITEMAN- The Mermaid m
November II, 1921 Susanna White-
man, aged Sc years Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend tho
funeral services at her late resi-
dence. near The Mermaid, on Friday
afternoon, November Is, at .
O'Clock. Interment at Ebenezer
cemetery
FRENCH-In Newark. Del. on Nover-
Der 20, 1921, Leroy E. son OF FJ
ward and Elsie French. aged years
and s months. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the
funeral services, at the residence ~
bis parents East Main street, on
Wednesday afternoon November
"a az O'Clock lnterment at New
ark cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
ASKING FUND To
AID PALESTINE
Wilmington Jews to Open
Drive for 100000
Next Month
LOUIS TOPKIS is
CHAIRMAN IN CITY

Jewish residents Of Wilmington
will shortly open a drive for $780,
600 as part OF the'nat.onwide cam
paign for funds to develop Pales-
tine. The local drive will start on
December II when The Palestine
Commission will visit this city.
Amid great enthusiasm, a new
organization in behalf Of Palestine
was formed at the Y. NJ. Il. A..
Building. The organization will be
branch OF the Keren Hayesod-
Palestine Foundation Fund-which
is the official agency Of the World
Zionist Organization for the up
building OF Palestine.
Louis Topkis was made chairman
OF the wilmington Keren Hayesod
and the other officers chosen we're:
il. Kanofsky. vice-chairman; S. Mar
goline, secretary, and Harry Cohen,
treasurer.
The rally was addressed by Jacob
p. Hoffman, executive director OF the
Keren Hayesod for eastern Pennsyl-
vania, who spoke OF the big work
that is being undertaken in the Unit
cd States as well as in foreign coun-
tries. TO build up Palestine as the
Jewish National Home. Scores OF
Wilmingtonians who were present
enthusiastically pledged their efforts
in behalf OF the movement 10 raise
funds and develop Palestine Il was
decided that meeting be held We'd
nesday evening, to arrange plans
for the reception OF the Palestine
Commission.
The commission IS headed by
Nahum Sokolow, distinguished He
brew scholar and representative OF
the Jewish people at the League Of
Nations Council. The other mem
bcrs are Prof Otto Warburg former
president OF the World Zionist or
ganization, Vladimir Jabotinsky. tho
greatest Jewish military figure OF the
World War and father OF the jew
lsh Legion. and Alexander Goidstoin,
noted Russian Zionist. and Colonel
s. r. Patterson, former British Of
fcer and author, who though a nom
Jew is an ardent Zionist. The COM
mission will tour the country in be-
half OF Palestine, stopping In vari-
Gus cities where campaigns will be
launched. Throughout the country,
the goal will be sl5.ooo.o0o, by June,
1922.
All the funds to be gathered will
be distributed through the economic
council. The three requisites for tho
foundation OF the Jewish common
wealth as mapped out are:
l. The purchase OF land and It's
cultivation.
.. The settlement OF Jews upon
this land.
3. The establishment OF public
works and Institutions. Agriculture
education and other public under.
takings are TO be conducted by eN'
perts on the most modern lines.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
AIR-COOLED CAR TEST
BY GENERAL MOTORS

DETROIT. Nov. 21.-General Mo-
tors Corporation has built an air
cooled car that is now under test
with a view 70 production, according
10 Pierre S. dupont. president Thi9
work is conducted by a subsidiary,
the General Motors Research Cor
poration. at Dayton. o.
Experimental models have been
completed and exhaustive studies
and tests are now being conducted. q"
Mr.. dupont said No particulars
are given. but stories purporting TO
DC form inside sources are to the
erect that the new car will be equip-
pea with an engine made from a
inelal OF recent invention that will
Wi1hstand a high friction without
becoming overheated.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
RAILS feature
MARKET START
Southern Railway Leads
With Early Sale
Above 20

NEW YORK Nov 81 Omitted
Press All rails we're active at ad-
vaneing prices during the first few
minutes. on the New York stock
Exchange today. It was in low
priced issues. however, that trading
mainly centered and Southern Rail
way was the leader with early sales
above 90.
American Telephone was again a
feature with an opening Of 1000
shares from 11sh to 11sh, up 10
", and nev highs for the year.
Baldwin opened up Y at 90.
Mexican Petroleum led the oils,
up at HAN. Steels were fraction
ally higher with the exception Of
Bethlehem which opened off a at
san
Copper stocks became the leaders
during the first hour. Anaconda
sold above As. new high for the
year. Utah Copper got within a
point OF the years high at rs = The
rest OF the list acted somewhat heavy
with profit-taking active in many
directions.
Opening prices included: Stude-
baker IS, of q Royal Dutch ASH
on \; Asphalt 64A. up 4; u. S.
steel s2la. up X American Sugar
56ll. up 4: General Motors liz
up ~ New Haven 1874, up Il; Re
tail Stores 53A up 4; Industrial
Alcohol 391a up Il; American
Wooden 70: Southern Pacific 79A,
up q: Pierce OIL ~; Endicott
johnson 75h. of \; Northern Pa
cihc 70, up IA.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
RIRrHnAY PARTY

Miss Theora Cook was given a
parry last Friday evening in honor
Of her sixteenth birthday anniver-
sary a. the homo Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John ID. Han,
7e2 New Castle avenue. The even
ing. was spent in games and music.
Hcfrcshments were served.
Those present we're the Misses
bessie Warren. Thevra cook. Gladys
Porter. Hazel Truax, Ada Hutchin-
son. Mildred Porter Delithia Dean.
Matte Hall, Elva Ford Alberta
Hal; Leonard Hamilton, Ralph
Traax. John Warren. Luther Broad
way. Dorian Jamison. Wilher Out
ten. Earl Asey. Clarence Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs, Butler Mr.. and Mrs.
Cock. Mr. and Mrs Hall and Mr..
and Mrs Shewhrooks.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21

STA or in Germany.
M. BRAND appears 20 have some
fears lest France find herself in
moral isolation" he continued. That
would be a tragedy indeed That
the liberties OF the world in general
and France in particular should be
guarded from the domination Of her
Eastern neighbor is the policy for
which the British empire fought
and in which It still believes"
Britain grieves for the million men
she lost but she does not repent IL.
Balfour declared.
III some one should again threaten
the peace and independence of our
neighbors and allies how could be
IL possible that sympathies once so
warm could be refrigerated"
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Members Of the Q and ID Sewing
Glass gave Mrs. Charles Russell, OF
a247 Summerville Track. Carney's
Point. a surprise birthday party on
saturday. as a token Of esteem. Mrs.
Russell was presented with a mayon-
naise cut glass dish. Mrs S. s. Par
Wis shaking the presentation. Games,
music and dancing were enjoyed.
Miss Eleanor Wiley sang.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Russell Walter Pierson
Miss Nellie Russell and Mrs. Pier
son, Of Carney's Point y. j.; Mr..
and Mrs John Wiley Mr.. and Mrs.
Neafey Clark. Mr. and Mrs Wilhert
D. Wyatt, Mrs. s 6. Parvis, Mrs Eli
mer' McCallister. Mrs BENJAMIN vi.
senhurcer. Miss Evcllnc Wiley. Misl
Eleanor Wiley of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
nANCE ZOE MIIssInN-

The Catholic Mission will hold a
bake sale and dance in Scarbor-
ough's Hall Thirteenth and Head
streets tomorrow night The pro-
ceeds will be used to help support
the mission which was recently
started by Father Grant at Claymont
There will be no admission charged
Tor the dance although various ar
ticles will be offered for sale.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
-'7'cE-7-7 ~ - -sN7F75i
THEATRE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Geanopulos gave
theatre party Friday evening at the
Park for the members Of the Della
more Neighborhood Association.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Goanopulos. Mr. and Mrs. Lender
man. Mr.. and Mrs. sabedram. I. NJ.
Rozycki A. r. Dunbar, I. Lender
man. L. Padley, B. Pankowska, p.
Piystak f. Gehringer. J. Kowalska,
F. Bancykowska, NJ. Bancykowska
NJ Maciyewska. A. II. caves NJ. A.
Ko(ow. s. caves. X. Gawinski, II
GirSka
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
IL-SOAKED
DWELLING IS
fired Twice
tcontInued From FIrsl Page. }

Fire Marshal Ainsoow conferred
with Captain Of Detectives Benson
this morning about the two fires,
and the detective bureau Is coop
Grating with the FIRE marshars
ONCE
Fire in the home Of Carl schlieh-
niger. East Third street, shortly
after 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
caused damages amounting 10 $3.50,
covered by Insurance. The FIRE is
thought 20 have been due to defec-
tive wiring.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
STATE DEMOCRATS
TO MEET HERE

Tentative plans are being MADE
by Andrew C. Gray. Democratic ma
tional committeeman Of Delaware
for reception 10 Cordrey HUI
new chairman of the Democratic
National Committee who has been
invited to visit here. Although no
date has been set for the reception
it is expected that the aIaH VIII
take place early in January
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
pnrr.RnuRRArGH

Mss Lydia c. Poff. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Poff, Of Belle
moor. and Henry H. Rohrbaugh. or
York Pa. were married Saturday
afternoon az the parsonage Of Brack-
Fx.M. f. church by the Rev r. H..
Adams. The bride was attended by
her sister. Mrs Frances Elliott. Mr..
and Mrs Rohrbaugh left Saturday
evening on a wedding trip south
and upon their return will live at
150n West Seventh street. this city.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
LEADERS, CLASS TO MEET

The Recreational Leaders Class
Of Wilmington Community Service
viii meet tonight in the boys gym
nasium OF the High school. Plans
viii be made for the inter-neighbor-
hodd Thanksgiving party which will
be held in the High school on Mon
dar evening. November IS.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
cLARK-MoRMAN

Kiss Rebecca j. Clark. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Clark, 1920
Tatnall street, and Bernard Norman
were married Saturday evening at
tho home Of the brides parents, by
tho Rev. John W. r. Sumwalt,
Miss Margaret Blair was brides
maid. and John Devine was best
man The ushers were Otto b. Nor
man, brother Of the groom. and
Lewis McKenna. Miss Ruth p. Will
som played the wedding music.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman left satur-
-rirrpvenlns on a wedding trip north
and after December ! will be at
hone az 1920 Tatnall street
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
ASK POLICE TO HELP
FIND THEIR SON

The local police department has
been requested TO locate Samuel
Apostolico aged Is years. OF sos
South Van Buren, street, who has
been missing from his home since
last Thursday, The parents OF the
boy have asked the police 10 assist
them I'm their search. when last
seen, the boy, who weighs 40
pounds. wore a dark suit He has
brown hair and his nose has been
broken.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
NEwpoRT CIrB DANCE

The Woman's Club Of Newport
ret' in Red Mems Hall. Friday az
tcrnoon Tho club entertained the
New Castle Century Club. The Wis
ltors giving an exceptionally fine
programme. Solos were SUM- by
Master lanes T. Challenger. After
ihc-programme. tho Newport Club
rcrrhd luncheon Tomorrow oven
inr -fhc Newport Club viii hold a
dance in tho Masonic Hall. Miss
Edith Caldwclrs orchestra viii fur
nisl Tho music
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. q UNITED
Press There was better spot de-
mand at the opening today. Prices
were steady. Sales amounted to 1000
bales Receipts totaled 10000 bales
including 2O,1oO American. Futures
opened easy.
American middlings fair, 1897;
god middlings li.27; fully mid
diings. 1887; middlings. 1O.47; low
middlinss, 9.l7; good ordinary, 7.42;
primary, 6.67.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
STANDING % LIE LEAnur-
DEDICATE NEW HALL
AT CECILTON, MD.

The weekly meeting Of the viii
mington NJ. r. Preachers Associa-
ton was held at Cecilton, Nd, to-
day where the local ministers Joined
in the dedication exercises OF the
New Community Hall there this aft
ernoon, Following the dedication,
dinner was served the visiting cler-
gymen. sil@1
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENsrs

,-, ,aeslslrate Broman has issued the
ioiIowing marriage licenses: ''
warner Anderson to Aden WTms
both Of sos Poplar street aus
Ernest a. Friebel. 32l south Heaid
street, 10 Laura f. Craig. S3a snr,,.l
street 10'
Philip r Wright Minquadale =,
Helen A Garneski, New Castle.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
I'm Mrmorlam

For the deceased members OF Santa
Maria Council. No. 1876, *. OF c.. solemn
requiem mass viii be offered on Thurs
day November "a. at 3 A. NJ. at 50
Peters Cathedral Relatives and friends
~ the deceased members are respect
fully invited TO attend.'
nnNll-.n
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
DIR. DROWNING A VISITOR.

The Rev Raymond Browning. one
Of tho general evangellsts OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
h visiting relatives here. Dr.
Browning will leave tomorrow for
Boston, Mass, where ne will hold
evangelistic meetings.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
DROP CASE AGAINST BROWN

The charge OF larceny against
James NJ. Brown was nolle pressed
by Assistant City Solicitor Green in
Municipal Court this morning. He
was suspected OF being implicated
In the theft Of a Stutz car from the
keil Motor Companv.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 Omitted Press.)
Opening grain:
Wheat, Dec. losN 91Os; May
f10A 6l11A.
Corn, Dec. 4SN @4s; May $40 x.
oats, Dee. 33is n 4; May Ssls
OK.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 Omitted
Press. Cotton opened firm today.
Dec. was up at 1870; Jan. 1920.
up 2S. March 1886. up 40.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21

F'rG SALE Turkeys, chickens.
dpcifs alive Delaware House Ga
rf~e rf7 Shiriey street.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21

FOR RENT ~ sl1 Washington
street very large front room, first
hoor southern exposure, comfort
aply furnished and every con-
yenience. Rent reasonable. Phone
537b-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
f,FysToNT CHEcKER TOURNEY

The Keystone Field Club will hold
fs FIRST checker and quot tourna-
mort q $40 o'clock tomorrow night.
a number OF members have entered
aircody, and a large list Is expected.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
Thin Folks

II you are weak. thin aud nervous, let
\. b. Danforth supply you with Bitro-
phosphate. II Is guaranteed 70 increase
weight and strength and restore en-
ergy. vigor and nerve force.
Evening journal., 1921-11-21

To Cure a Cold In one Day
Take Laxative BROMO QufNINE tab
lets The genuine bears the signature
OF 10 w Grove. tBe sure you get
RROMO) 30c.-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-11-21
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. DUPONT Build'
Il. furnish the following quotations
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Ru,ii asalteaSA oea,6lo psptru
hranA.)

s {
LONDRA, % Illlie. Ziarele rn-
sesti, primite aici All, scriu despre
demonstrarile flamansilor carl, ne
luand in seama militia, fac disor-
DIM mari petru Ga a ajunga IA
posesiunea a unei bucata de paine
care sal mantuie della moartea de
foame. Multi dintre demonstranti
au fost omoriti. Refugiati TIA
manzi, an napustit asupra cdmpu-
rilor cu zecile de mil, ca lacustele,
81 All omorit mil 81 mil de vite ca
sd scape de moarte. Soldatii, carl
an fost descurajati vazand ca por.
tiunea de maneare lie micsorata
s'au alaturat demonstrantilor IN
Petrograd 81 in Moscva., In zilelt
de IS 81 20 Iulie Petrogradul q fos1
scena unor batai de strada in car
s 'au omorit mai multi de 100 per
soane 81 au fost rAniti peste 1,5O
demonstranti. Intre mort sun
mai multe femei 81 copii carl al
demonstrat.
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DIN PATRIiE

Fri s'a ilnpartit la Camera i'm
poxitul progresiv pc avere 81 inn
bogatitii de razboi.
Acest ,impozit il, vor plati: Toti
locuitorii domiciliati in Romania
pentru averea din tara, -snpusii
romani char nedomiciliati in tara
pentru ayerea din tara si straina-
tate, precum si strainii carl au
resedinta in alta tara pentru
averea din R0mania. i.
Sc impune intreaga avere meta
mobila 81 imobila a contribuabi-
lului, bunurite mobile 81 mobile
pc carl contribuabilii vor putea
doyedi Cd le poseda inainte de
1914, Sc vor socoti Ia activul pa
trimonial numai pentru 3 sfer-
turf din valoarea lor.
/. Bonurile carl sc vor dovedi ca
provin. din: furnituri facute orr
cdrei antoritati de, persoane sau
societati carl inainte de 1 August
sl9l4 mn se toeupan gu asenensa
afaceri, din afacerile de import
de marfuri facute pc baza de per-
misuri 81 realizate de persoane 81
Orice intreprindere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

\ Pc cand aici ne prajim la do
goreala soarviui Ecu pete" la o
distanta de 6 mile 81 julnatate de
redactia noastra termometru CO.
BURT la SO grade sub zero. Da,
numai 6 mile 81 jumatate, dar.. !.
in sus, 81 cum s'ajungi acolo9
I 4 "
Dina Agnes White, din { e'olqm,
bus, Ind. de 81 ami 81 1naHtd; "a
IA copii, carl sunt toti in viata ~
fost data in judecata, find acu-'
xata Ca uEeaza cuvinte profane.
''Onorate judecator, ori cine ar
avea o viata grea ca mine, sa vaza
de IA copii siSsa lucreze ca sa lie
castige pane ar ocari cate-odata. :"
Judecatorul a achitat-o, STA
tuind-o sd numai Ocareasca.
Un individ furat nevasta unui
,preot din Newport. Ce credeti ca
| a facut popa! S'a dus la polite
sa denunte cazulf Sau la vre-un
advocat sa actioneze pc rapitor
| in judecata! Da de unde? S'a dus
Ia biserica 81 s'a rugat pentru
s#Ysatatea lui! Y -
a' & 1aa2 s
Stiti ce gandeste femeia cand
ii spane barbatami ca a fost q
lpro&Ata ca la luat? Ca ell ar f
fost un mai mare prost .daca ar f
luat pc fata Gu carktdSfratat dra
goste de prima data.
| =
Gu ciorapii carl lie poarta feti
tele in luna aceasta mutt trebut
razele X ca sa vezi ce-a Writ
in ele.
Afara din treburile casnice, fe
meia este voiosa sa faca orr c,
treaba.
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co N V0CARE

Societatea ''Plugarnl Roman"
din Youngstown, Ohio, Convoaca
comitetele pc seara zilei din so
Iulie a. c. Ia Orele I 40 seara in
Hala Societafi 645 Poland Ave.
La ordipea zilei W Fl luarea in
seama a noului Comitet 81 de asi
incepe actiyitatea deci sunt strict
obligati- toti fratii membri atat
din comitetui vechi cit 81 eel nou
ales de a fl present.. In numele
Societatii ''Plugarul Roman"
(174 75). Presidiul.
VI =. 81. = r 4f a
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propaganda asaessca ee se face
pe teritorut telor Unite.


New Yor Guvernul boise
vic 4 notifNN 4 banci din New
York 81 ds,1k ain Washington ca
Russia bolsexi are in aceste
banci valori de 179 milioane
dollari depA de Boris Bakhme-
teff, care 4 lost numit ambassador
al Rusiei inainte de &c Russia ar
ii devenits seyica ANvernul din
Moscova Aacs atente pc aceeste
|banci ca daca valorile Sc. yor
|plati la sltcinfva decat Ia in[efs-
dintatll sorietelor, yor Fl resppn-
Sable pentra eumele platte.
Nashville, Tenn. Oficerul de
sanatate al jndetului Shelby a
facut All >un rapport din care re
iese ca in Menlphis sunt 56 cazuri
de pelagra, ori mai multi ca in
anil precedenti.
New York Caldura mare d.
eri G cauza 4: unei inecari, 81
doua sinucidefi. I'm alt individ ,
cazut pc streda de caldura 81
murit. Caldura a atins eri aic
lpeste 80 grade. A fost apoi o. fur
tuna ce a dnret timp de doua ore
Nashville. Comitetnl d
pensiuni al statului Tennessee
acordat eri pensiuni de cate i
dollari lunar la AZ negri carl al
servit in arlnata confederate c,
bucatari I'M decursnl razboiulu
civil. S'au facut 85 de aplicatii.
-
Paris, Ky. Dina America
Anderson, de- 50 AMI, q murit err
Ea a lasat SIS copii: 2 stra-strane
poti, trei stranepoti, AZ nepoti /
lS copii. Ea = trait toata viata {
i'm judetul C4mbell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

Societatea Romana de Ajuter
d Cultura ''Dr. Iuliu Manius din
Canton, Ohio are onoare ! s5iia
pe toate onoratele 6ocietat Civ
buri ii Parochii, psseunl i y toti
fratii Ronihi din lac u jur ! lua
parte Il Aarea petrecefe de Ward
,tPicnie1 care " svsa loo Dumi-
peca il 81 Iulis stil non 122l "A
P1duree din 8. Canton rnde i
fost q in annl ttecut.
Apxiei Iibsrtetee Aub condu.
cerea lni Nick ((ntu din Capten,
Ohm ~ distra onpr. Pnblis ca eele
mi fruposse arii a Dsns il a.
tee patjonsle,
6uprasolviri % prilmesc Cd man
nult tanit5 y y W cuila p cals
siAristic6. .l Slss;-.
Il Bufstnl ~ til eeaniAt ca ~
80 apgtoDee Miaeluti y r(1ri
r. oe6ritpara ", '
sltpls \ 1atr y nj nv;
l1aulele n cen1 y u
oi nsnbri soqislx p