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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

PiTTsF1ELD. Mass. Aprn 40
DO you think prefcnt-day womcn's
styles aro indecent
30 o believe short skirts. low
neckcd gowns and nimsy waists az.
beet morality?
II o DO. how do you explain the
fact that the greatest immortality OF
an time held sway two centuries ago
when fashion docrced full skirts and
Mrs. Helen $. Wright asks you
She is the wife OF the district at
torncy here. aud b. "a recognized au-
thOrlty on women's fashions. having
made an exhaustive study Of styles
y their causes as they existed back
through the centuries.
One Of the results OF her work Il
tho exhibit at her home Of 1876 wax
dolls dressed In rcplicas Of the fash
Ions that were In vogue from the
stone age down to the present day.
rs modern dress indecent" Mrs.
Wright walked half way down the
long table that tho dolls nm In her
saving room and selected one that
represented the styles Of o years
ago.
Compares Dolls
This o. all that o. lovely and rich.
n simple" she said. The gown
~ Ions M ull-yards In circumfer-
.nce. Tho dainty slippers can't even
De seen beneath d. The collar. stiff
% heavy. extends up to the ears.
Sleeves are fun ionrth. and loo-r TO
tho wrists.
And here" snc continued. pick
inE up another fHNeu haired doll. 'is
httlc Miss 20. What hasn't been
said OF hrrT'
a.. t.Hff. .tU.. IN 49, - "
Knee; no collar concealed tho neck.
Miss 1878 arms were In run view.
SIX hose and fancy slippers. a bold.
little hat
But ! find IN my study that there
was much more immorality-tho
greatest OF an nFcs-whon this quaint.
little woman r'iEncd 200 years ago.
HNys Mrs. Wrlght.
2 Little Miss 1891" she continued.
us takon as a matter % fact. what
is b in one generation is accept
cd ~ "a matter Of course In the next
WHO BEL responsible for the knee
length skirts and Why dld the vs.
become larger a"d the heels higher 90
she was asked.
Mrs Wright digging into Dame
FASHIONS history, revealed hat per-
huus the world war was responsible.
War or the overthrow 90 a goN-
eminent would often determine The
chunro In fashion, d said. For
instance. what had been considered
MshiuuHh', iu one reign. lost its pou-
ulBfify whom the royalties were de-
tlIuu,d ur conquered.
ON thr other hand. IN" STYLES 81
TODAY are naturally Influenced hy the
modern conditions 81 living. out
door sports ana tho motor car have
mad, entirely now tNp,s OF Eurm,nti
necessary Tor NtludN
"Nrs the styles of today more Boo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

Alice knew afterwards that Il was
the stunning dress that carried her
thraueh th, reception. OF course.
taWr,nce's tact and kindness Mas
about her like q protecting cloak ul
evening. tie was always there TO
save her in any little social cmcr-
pcuDy. 90 help her out where b
might feel hrlpl.sH-hut % was tho
feeling that she looked as well and
was dressed as well as any woman
present that made Alice carry her
self serenity through what would
otherwise have been "a social ordeal.
only "a woman can know the so
ciai value of a new truck' Alice had
never before realized how closely
clothes and society are iutortwiucd
some ct the people she a met
before Ina the work al the settlement
house and, without knowing 10 she
had picked up there "a few % tie
uttlu Wuuuorisms that distinguia"
this particular social set she
brought AN her Intelligence 10 this
now problem D. listened Co Mrs
MnrloWr and initiated her when she
was iu doubt Mrs MarluWo received
and introduced Alice. who stood next
tu her. aud n There was anything
parrot-likc in Alicc's greeting Of each
guest who came an, II was certainly
not noticed.
Lawrence stood next 20 her. and
Mt. Murlowc whom Alice liked nj
once. escorted the arrivals TO Mrs.
Fairbanks That little lady wore her
hest black t%affcta, a dress some 10
years old. and made us an old ludy'a
dresses seem 90 be made, She had
% chair uf honor boy the fireplace, and
"a lupful OF pink roses concealed any
shabbiness In her attire.
So. on the whole. tho reception
passed off very we'll Alice thought
about u In n pleasantly dreamy fash
ion n,Nt day when. back iu her worn
calico houscdrtss, she bnthsd Bore
nice and tucked her in for her morn
iug's nap And when b settled her.
self 10 study. she thought moro of th'
party than of her work, u was hcl
} fret real affair and she fDlt TO.
wards 10 MS any normal young cir
vuuld-ouiy Alice had waited 20
N,uu for this event, aud most girl0
hut ~ or rs.
Lawrence came around I'm the aft
crnoon. with O. brilliant yellow bal
Tor tho baby. Ito took OF his over
coat and sat down on tho Coucl
pushing aside Alico's books to max
room for himself
Was I very awkward az my frs
attcmptF' Alice asked shyly. ~
anxious 20 know what sort Of i'm
precision b had made,
"No; you were very good" law
renee said truthfully. u could Sc
q lack OF ease because I know YOU 81
well; but no one else could. 70
take to frivolity very we'll"
Alice smiled 90 him. she had scat
ed herself or one OF the little has
socks In the room. and from this iol
' ufara ana had IN laak an N IuNnrnaal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
Woman Believes Industrial
Unrest Causes Domestic Troubles

NEW YORK. April April s0.-Cut-
ting OF wages In the readluatment
OF industrial conditions In America
has strained relations between hus-
band and wife IN thousands Of faml-
lies. saws Mrs. Porter Elizabeth
Riichey Of M Savings Bank ~associa-
tion OF the state Of New YorS.
1t IL extremely difficult TO make
an American housewife keep books"
says Mrs. Ri,chey. she tells her hus-
band that % In none OF his concern
where the extra pennies 90 A. long
as he n comfortably FED and the
house IL In order.
"But now. when the man who once
brought home $500 a month
home with only ti50. the wife ran
not understand II. And the reason
for II IN that she never kept accounts
and really doesn't know what money
means.
1t il OF no use ror the mar TO en-
plain that he had no control over
financial slumpA Friend Wife knows
that he had been able once TO make
$500 and she can't understand why
he isn't worth that much now. She
begins TO u~nder-value him. The home
begins to tottcr.
Keeping OF a budget n the one
way 20 prevent mani OF these fami-
lies from breaking up"
Mrs. Ritchey IL training a corps
Of instructors who will be sent
throughout the country preaching the
necessity for budgeting incomes.
The ordinary American does not
think OF tomorrow" h says. He
does not save-and 30 when the
slump he suffers.
Optimiaic Savers
Don't save toward a rainy day
that's being a p~cHsimistic aaver But
save toward a fur coat. or an auto
mobilel Then. when you see tho
large amount Of money that you've
saved. yOu1i hate 10 part with II. and
you'll continue 20 i'd. Saving ~
only getting M right start.
America a been fortunate too
Ions. Foreign-bOrn women know
true values Of food and other ma
terials they buy. They have had 20
practice thrift In Europe.
' American women buy too much.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
Recipes by albuquerque Housekeepers

ed In a little water. / tablespoon lard
and 1 OF butter. until tender. Make
a dressing with y cup cream. 2 tea
spoons sugar. 4 tablespoons vinegar.
! egg, well beaten. Pour over hot
cabbage, set on back OF stove until
ready TO serve.
MRS J. d. WALSH. Santa Rita. n. NJ.
Piueapplp
Pineapple a an excellent fruit 20
serve for breakfast. The tartness IN
refreshing and offsets the fish. A
slightly acid fruit should always ac-
company fish when the fish makes
the main breakfast dish.
Coffee Eclairs
One cup milk. 5 tablespoons
butter. 4 tablespoons c~ornstarch,
hteaspoon salt. 3 eggs. Y tea
spoon vanilla, ? tablespoons
sugar.
Put milk. butter. sugar and salt
into a stewpan and bring 20 the
boiling point. When boiling stir In
the flour am cornstarch which have
been well mixed. Cook. stirring Wig
orously. until the dough In smooth
and leaves he sides Of the pan Add
eggs, u~nbeaten. ono at a time. beat
ing each egg Thoroughly into the
mixture. Add vanilla and beat the
paste for 8 or 10 minutes. Shape
on a buttered baking sheet into long
nnEer-like rolls with a spoon. Bake
about 80 minutes ! n a moderate oven.
Let cool and split on side with a
sharp knife 20 fin
Mock Custard Filling
One cup cold coffee infusion.
I cup milk. 2 tablespoons flour.
2 eggs. a cup sugar. 4 teaspoon
salt. I teaspoon vanilla
Mix dry ingredients with egg
slightly beaten. Pour over milk and
coffee soaided together. Cook In dou-
BILE boiler. stirring constantly I'll
thick. Cook n few minutes longer
Cool and add vanilla.
Lot tho potatoes stand In ice water
for an hour or two before frying
Dry between towels and drop into
deep. hot fat. The inside will be
very dry and fluffy. and the outsid,
will be crisp. The cold water makei
the potatoes puff when plunged int
the hot fat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

Here are a few recipes which Al
buquerque housewives have sent.
with some other particularly good
ones. Cut them out and paste them
In your cook book.
There In nothing 80 2estful and ap-
petiEing as a well made salad; IL
csloric value ~ great. In spite Of
this u II n fact that salad IL used
too infrequently on the average fam
ily table. II Il too often kept for
anccial ~occnsioga and s'company''
dinners. Perhaps this IL true because
the busy housewife thinks that u
takes too much time TO prepare a
salad.
Following are three salads which
are inexpensive and which really
take but little time In preparation.
They will be found useful at this
time Of year when the spring appe-
tite IL somewhat faded.
Eggs and Icttnoc salad.
Use A. many hard boiled eggs as
one has persons 20 serve. cut In
half ienRthwise. scoop out yoika and
mustard and salad dressing. AZ
range crisp lettuce leaves on salad
plates. place tho two egg halves on
lettuce and rein with the yolk mix
tufe. pour q all a little salad
dressing.
Banana Salad
Arrange a whole banana on let
tuce leaves. cover with salad dress
ing and sprinkle literally with ground
nut meats. ~ one wish a more
"fruity'' salad add diced pieces OF
pineapple and a few candied cher
riea.
Tomato salad.
Slice of the stem end OF tomatoes
(allOw one for each prcaon) SCOOP
out coLtcrs and mix with diced Gu.
cumber. broken pecan meats. salad
dressing and a lash Of pLprika: re-
fill the followed tomatoes with this
mixture. place on lettuce leaves and
pour over all some salad dressing
Thoroughly chill before serving.
salad Dressing
I tablespoon cornstarch.
I beaten egg
= cup vinegar.
cup water.
Lump OF butter.
2 tablespoons sugar
X teaspoon mustard.
= teaspoon salt.
Mix well and cook In a double boil
or TO the consistency of thick cream
For meat and fish salad. potatl
and some vegetable salads. I use bu
l tablespoon OF aga In place OF tn
two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
MRS. AMY HURT.


Bcan Porridgc
2 lbs, pickle pork.
/ N. lean beef.
/ cup dried beans.
I cup dried corn.
] chopped onion.
cup corn meal.
Salt and pepper.
Cook pork until tender and re-
move from water. Put away TO use
another time. cut beef in small
pieces and cook until tender. Soak
beans and corn overnight. Remove
fat from water IN which pork was
cooked; add beans. corn, chopped
onion and stock from beef. Cook
slowly until beans are soft; add beef.
corn meal mixed with = cup OF cold
water. salt and pepper to taste. Boil
10 minutes, stirring constantly.
Nut Bread
Two cups graham flour. l cup
milk ! egg. well beaten. ! cup nut
meats. / cup aisins. . teaspoons
baking powdc~. and enough white
flour To make batter about like fruit
cake. Rake a. minutes In moderate
oven (275 degreesl.
Hot Slnw
one quart chopped cabbage. cook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

early ages Isn't Mi'ady 81 today,
ttrgttiuE about in that short skirt
tina low neck taking her Hfc On
her hands" Mrs Wright was asked
$50. indeed she said. 1t is ur q"
each Individual Co louk after his or
nor own health. People become aC-
eustom,d to their clothing and thoir
mode OF dress soon becomes acCus-
TONED Co tho weather conditions
And now. ladies, hafkcu Co the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

warning sounded by hls student Of
style.
Great reforms in dress were usu-
ally brought about hy extravaganza.
which led 20 excess. not only In dress,
but lu ul luxurious living which, In
turn. would Doe followed by the lean
years 90 a there would come radical
changes.
History proves al 80
VIII history repeat itsclf2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

Did ever ocT you hat neelenrh skirts and other bizarre fashions might hyeso something TO
DO with business dereudOn7 Well, whatb brought them ant9 Mrs Hdsns Wright who has
Nudedt the styles ofthe centuries says history proves hate ochs Of navgme have awaysbe been
by rnavagamn in dress Further, that exrvagan has Away been fonowedb scarcity:
Radical reforms in dress have resulted Think you sir madam, that good times could be fastened
taking teb l by the horn" and reforming fashions ht7
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
TIMELY sTITCH.

Going over freshly r1nod clothes
iu search of rips. tears n missing
buttons D. irks0mo and wastes time.
IL 70 needle and thread and q but
ton supply iH kept ON the ironing
hoard. YOU can quickly mend rips and
sew on buttons as you find them I'm
ironing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
%CuuDRTN's

n your children bother the tclc-
phunc. try buying them q small imi-
tltun and attaching 10 within their
rouoh 10 O. piece Of furniture giving
them also 20 book they can use az "a
upUuur book
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

the evening before when he had stood
in the doorway and admired her.
Nnd so tho trial engagement" be-
camo a real one.
(Contlnnei Newt sunday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

The saying hat M French could
live or the food that America buys
and does not use. n perfectly true.
we hurry too much. We're too
busy TO walt for change. We buy
little Injuries Instead Of saving TO-
ward big e~ea. Let's SOP A."
VEIL AND HAIR
Have you ever tried matching your
hair and veilf The effect a. thor
oughiy charming. II your hair n cop
perry. select n runact veil. n n IL
black with those deep violet lights
let your we'll be black or violet. pre-
ferably black and ". nercha1ce. IL 10
medium brown and YOU eyes gray.
buy a gray veil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
Ron MATs

Field flowers lead In the demand
Tor flower hat decorations, milliners
black are the combinations most fire.
quently chosen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02
CO N v0'eAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Ajulor ~. r. Ard. 81 Trans"
din Alliance. Ohio Convoaca pc
toti memblii sal de a lua partc
la sedinta Generala lunara care
sa va tinea ir ziua de 6 Februarie
1921 in Hala Societatii de sub
Nr. 735 Ash Str.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
2 p. M. La ordinea zilei avind
uncle lucruri foarte inportante
de resolvat spre binele 81 main
tarea Societatii. De aceea sunt
toti membri rugati Gu staruintd
de ll,a parte la aceasta sedinta
la cazul contrar ne vQm conforma
Statutului.
In humele Soc. ''U. r. Ard. 81
Trans.'' din Alliance. Ohio.
George Mercurian, Presedinte.
Niculae Sandru, Secretar prim
(24-25).
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CO N vocARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
Yi Cultura Cuza Voda'' din
Massillon, Ohio Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal din loc 81 jur a lua
parte la sedinta gen. lunara care
va avea loc Dumineca in 6 Febr
1921 in Hala Soc. ''Cuza Voaa'
din Columbia Heigts. Inceputul
Sedintei va Fl Ia orele l 80 p. m
Toti fratii menIbri stunt rugati a
lua parte la aceasta sedinta avinj
mai multe chestii de resolvat pen
tru bulul mers al Societatii.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vol
pedepsi conform statutelor. Dec
sperind ca toti fratii membri va
lua la cunoStinta cele mai SUI
scrise 81 Sc vor presenta la timp
Va salut Gu dragoste frateasca.
In numele Societatii "Cuz;
Voda' din Massillop, Ohio.
(2E25). Presidlul.
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''Nul te mai framinta i'm zadar,
81 inceteaza GU ocarile tale, caci
altfel ma scott din fire 81 al 81
patesti rau'', zise Adelina apu-
cimd pc Notilda de pept, scitu-
rind-o pima inceput sal clanta-
neasca dintii in gura. Dupa ce 0
sclltura cite-va moamente urlna
Am facut toate pregatirile ca
milne sa intri in manastirea Car
melitelor sau in temnita. Alege
care 1ti convine mai bine. Sa stii
ca orice incercare de scapa din
miinile mele de prisos. Am luat
toate masurile necesare si fata de
mine Gu forta mai sd reuseSti.
Hotareste-te la un fel, ,i mai Gu
rfnd, fiind-ca vreau Sd mapculc
de vreme ca milne sd flu odih1lita.
ClOtilda tremurind din tot cor
pull, galbena ca f&clia de cearH,
privea Gu groaz4 Ia vara eis.si
dupa cite-va minute zise; 'Bine
draga, asia e rasplata pentrll
binele pc care ti-am. !"
/ iva urma). ,Ss !.
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CO N Nv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 C,lltura 'Mihai Viteazul" din
Follansbee, w. Va Cpnvoaca pc
toti membrii. Sal din loc 81 jur a
lua parte la sedinta extra ordi-
nara ce Sc Va tinea in ziua de 8
Februaric 1921 la orele $50 a.
m. in Hala Exner Penn Str. Tot
odata sunt rugati acei frati Ro'
mani carl doresc a deveni men,
bri al acestei Societati avlnd mai
multe puncte de rezolvat fie-carc
membru apartinator acestei Soc.
este rugat lua parte la aceasta
sedinta. lar la caz contrar absen-
tele fara motive Sc vor pedepsi
conform statutelor. In numele
Soc. "Mihai Viteazul" 1
loan Alba, PXesedipte.
Co1istAntin St9hha, Secretar.
/Ot OEN
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socictatea- Rouptnf de Ajutor
81 C,ltura ,"Dr. C. Angelescu"
din Cleveland. Ohio Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal de a'lua parte la
sedinta Gcnerala extra-ordinara
ce Sc va tinea in ziua de 6 Febr.
l921sin Hala Soc. de sub No. 613l
st. Clair Ave. sedinta Sc va des-
chide la Orele 2 p. M. prompt.
Absentcle nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutulul.
In numele Societatii 'Dr. c.
Angelescu.
(24-25). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
no}tri q observa urm&toarele
reguli la trimiterea peuhu
schimbare do adresx:
1. So se scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers 3iarul gi adresa
unde So mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan4 q
Sc al&ture m&rci do 30. s. 81
caute Sd nj Sc dea numele Stra-
del gi Al orayului correct
Cine M observx aceste re-
gull in zadar agteaptx q i q
schimbe adresa d M - poate,
AdministratiA.
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coNyocARE

,Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Culthra 'Albina'. din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca pe toti
membri eli de a lua parte la Sc
dinta lunara Gen. care sc VA tinea
Dumineca 6 Febr. a. c. Deschide-
rea sedintei va ii La orele / 80
p. m. La ordinea zilei vor Fl mai
multe punte importante de rezol-
vat. intre care va fl 81 ,Darea de
seama pc luna Ianuarie.
Toti fratii membri sunt strict
obligati de lua 'parte la aceasta
sedinta, sc va ceti lista.. 81 eel
absenti Sc vor amenda conform
Statutelor locale. In speranta ca
fie care frate membru isl Wa GU
nQaste cifemarea lui. In numele
Societatii 'Albina'"'.
loan Oprea, Presedintc.
Avisalom A. suciu, Secretar.
(o4-o5).
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tines.' raApunse Adelina calma
gu un zimbet, batjocoritor pc bu'
zele eli.
Asa? Bine! Atunci pleaca
Pleaca sd nu te mai vad. Obraz.
nicia ia din seara aceasta a ire.
cut ori ce margine a bunei Gu.
viinte. Pleaca din casa mea ca sd
nu chem servitorii sd. te dea
afara" raspunse ClotiLda enerva.
ia de calmitatea 81 privirea bat.
jocoritoare a Adelinei.
Din casa asia nu ma pot
goni. Te desfid sd faci aceasta
Atitea drepturi cit al la ca am 81
eu, 81 ia seama ca n am de ce ma
teme de politie'', raspunse Adeli.
na, amenintatoare, Tidicindu-se de
pc dormeaza.
Clotilda, care uitase de -destai-
.nuir4a facuta Adelinei sfns stare
de bette, enervata peste masura,
ne dindu-si seama ce face, suna
soneria Sd vina servitoarea, 81
incepu sd ocarasca pc vara ei,
care sta linistita Gu spatele re-
zemata de spatarea patului.. Ire
'cind olte-ya minute 81 vazind ca
nu vine servitbarea vru sd iasa
afara, dar Adelina Q apuca de
brat 81 prin smucitura puterni-
Cd Q trinti pc. dormeza, CO pc. un
copil mic, 81 ziae cu 2 yoos pn,
terpica 81 amenint atoare
''Dacae nu md ascuIti u md
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CONv0CARE

Societatea Romano de AjutOr
81 Cultura 'Vulturul'' din Ho-
mestead, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
membrii a lua parte la Sedinta
1unal'a, care va fl Duminica in
6 Februa1ie 1921 la orele l 80
p. m. la ordinea zilei fiind mai
multe chestii de rezolvat, printre
care va fl 81 raportul pc 6 luni
trecute.
NIB. ToH membri care nu si-au
schimbat Statutele pima In .pre-
zent, stunt rugati ca eel multi pima
la sedinta sd aduca cele vechi 81
in schimb vor primi cele noua.
loan Mustatia, Presedinte.
Si,mion Varga. al, doilea seer.
(24A25). -r~r''s'. -evt rstx.'.
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f23 e. 25 & 27).

DE ee numai cite-va plcuri? Til
stii ca mi-e imi place cafeaua 81
fie aproape injumatatita de cog
neac".
Stu. Oar in seara aceasta
ayem de discutat niSte afaceri
serioase 81 nu vreau sa te anne
teSti de tOt''
"a, da, mi-am adus alninte.
Eli, care-i planulY" intreba Clio
tilda, Gu curiositate.
'Asteapta sa vina Ana Gu ca
felele, ca sd finn nesuparate, zise
Adelina. zimbind, ironic, 81 incepu
sal vorbeasca de Titu, care in
ceput sd Sc intremeze, 81 APPLE
cindu-se La urechiea ei ii sopti: A
inceput sa ma curteze's.
''Nebun. I-se scurge ochii Glupa
toate femeile'' zise Clotilda RI
zind. -
''Venind Ana Gu cafelele AIDE
lima ii spuse ca sc poate retrage
81, aprinzind tigareta, incepu 81
soarba din cafea.
Ell, ce plan al faurit!" in
treba 1 clotilda nerabdatoare, du-
pa ce sesi Ana pc usa.
''Planul este sd devil mireasa
lui Christosss raspunse Adelina
Gu seriositate in vocea Ell.
'iCe vorba-i asia, Adelinoi!s
.1ntreba Clotilda mirata, privind
in ochii yerisoarei sale. .
. Mai intelAsi Ma mir rds-
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Societatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura 'Romalia Libera" din
Akron, Ohio ConvOaca pc tot
membrii sal din loc 81 iur a lua
parte la sedinta adunarii ordinare
a Societatii care sc va tinea Du
minica in 6 Februarie a. c. in
Halla Soc. la orele 2 p. m. LA
ordinea zilei va Fl mai mllte lu
cruri de resolvat, deci rrIgam pt
toti membri a fl present. la acea'
sta sedinta.
In numele Societatii ''Romanis
Liberia" seminar:
Iosif Dobrin, Presedinte.
Nick Flore, Secretar.
(24-23).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-02

punse Adelina zimbind batjoco.
ritoare, 81 apuc1nd pc Clotilda
care privea la ca uluita, de minis
dreapta, urma: ''Asculta Clotil
do! A VENT ziua sa-ti repari gre.
Selfle. Ti-e llu Sc cuvine sd t.
mariti ci sa-ti petreci viata il
cainta 81 in pocainta. Eu cred Cd
eel mai bun lucru pc care Pai
face este sd 1ntri intro manas.
tire".
''Glumesti? Adelino .szise Clio.
tilda palind la fata.
''Nu. NJ glumescs Vorbese
foarte serios, zise Adelina strin.
gind usor nina varei sale.
'Ce, sunt nebuna? S'ar putea
una ca asia 7" zise Clotilda scu.
tqrindu-se din tot corpul.
'Nu, nu esti nebuna. Daca al
Fl, te-asi trimite indata la casa
de hebuni'', zise Adelina rizind
batiocoritoare, 81 dupa cite4va
momente ,urma: ''Da, acolo ti-ar
ii locul, dar fiind-ca nu esti ne,
buna, locnl tau e in manastire
sau< in puscarie. Alege!">
Ma INSULT in casa meai Nj
tie rnsinef Asta-i resplata bine-
facerilor me1e cd team scos din
mizerie! Ce planuri nrlnareyti -
zise Clotiada Fidicfndu-se brusc
de pc dormeaz
Maj meet. Nu t. ratoi aga Cd
nl ma sperii 81 nu mic teama de