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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Printul Carol al Ro-
maniei" Convoaca pc toti mem
bril- din loc 81 jur de lua parte
la aceasta adunare. Extra ordi
nara care va avea loc pc ziua de
Dumineca in % August la orele
9 a. M. in Hala d-lui Stoia Par
sons Ave. Tot odata invitam pc
toti fratii romdni care doresc de
a deveni membri acestei Societati
sd nu piarda tiinpul ca nu stim
ziua ce aduce ciasul, sd la pilda
tot romanul despre fratele nostru
loan Nicora fost membru al Soc
''Printul Carol" in timp de 8
ori 10 ami de la infiihtarea Soc
81 oaresi cum au parasit orasul
Columbus 81 au mers in Cleve
land 81 sau lasat de asi mai plat
taxele lunare ne stiind timpu
perirei all picat in oare ce boala
care iau scurtat viata au murit
ca un copil al nimenui in spita
inzadar sunt in Cleveland eel pu
| tin 20OO de romani Gu 3 biseric
romanesti 81 preoti romanest
dar mime nu au cautat ca cres
| tin 81 frate roman de un sihgi
GU hoi 81 trebue ingropat 81 cumi
necat ca un crestin nu sa piar;
ca I'm pagan ca acel ON multi a,
facut pentru niamul romanesc il
timpul cat au fost membrul Soc
tot in functiune all fost delega
pc la adunarile Uniunei au spe
sat din buzunarul dansului sut,
de dollari perdutusiau zile $
saptamani intregi pentru Socie
tatea noastra 81 odata daca sal
lasat de mai ii membru au pi
eat in boala 81 au perit s zile al
stat intr 'un Geraci intro lada d
sau imputit de n'au putut nim
sa Sc apropie de el daca nu al
avut pc mime 81 n au fost mem
bru la nici 0 societate pana ce nj
au mers femeia divortata d
dansul de l'au ingropat dar nim
nu au fost permis sal vada fat;
lui asa vom ajunge toti care III
voim sd finn membri la nici o SO
cietate aici in tara streina eau
tati fratilor 81 veniti 81 va rein
scriati membri Ia Societati ca vo
fl de mare folos 81 voua 81 la ia
milia voastra ramasa dupa vo
Va salutam pana la revcdcre.
Theodor Hernsa, presedinte.
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pc de $4,000; fata de antrepre-
nor de matte streina ni-au facut
I'm lucru foarte placut tuturora
pc langa aceia ni-au facut 81 alte
lucruri frumoase fara ca sd mai
pretinda ceva afara din pretul
dintaiu. Parochia noastra 81 tot
poporul roman din Ellwood City
sa simte vessel 81 mandru pentrn
acest lucru frumos 81 il reco-
manda tuturor parochiilor din
intreaga America carl ar avea
ceva lipsa de reparatie, sd poate
adresa la acest frate roman Gu
toata increderea caci Gu bucurie
satisface pc placu tuturora, Din
inima multumim fratelui N. Ursu
caci pc langa alte mari dona-
tiuni facute au mai donat 81 o
suma de $500 la ST. Biserica 81,
81 lucru au facut asemenea null
tamim din inima fratilor Iosif
Morari, N. Mihaila, /. l. Irimie,
I. Salomie, I. Suciu, l. Badiu,
II. Habian, g. Mailan, p. Vaidan
pentru sprijinul 81 ajutoriul &C
nj l'au dat fara pretentiuni nu'
mai 81 numai ca sd putem avea
un locaS slant 81 frumos in acest
oras spre bucuria tuturor roma.
|nilor 81 tot ce creStin.
In numele parochiei ''Sf. llie'
fdin Ellwood, City, Pa. dat la
II August 1921.
Vasile S. Luca, presedinte.
.Petru N. Vaidian, secretar 1.
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CfT1T1 81 ABoNAT1
ZIARUI "AMIRIOA"
INvIIARE E

Dl Nicolae Preda. din comuna
Apoldul-mic, judctul Sibiu, are
Onoare a va face cunoscut casa
toria sa GU d-soara Maria Dom
nariu. ST. invita- Gu toata dragos.
tea pc toate neamuri1e, consate-
nil, prietenii 81 cunoscutii, din
loc 81 jur, lua parte la Celebra
rea Cununiei lor religioase, care
va avea loc Dumineca in % Au.
gust 1921, la ora l p. m., in Bise.
rica gr.-or. din Youngstown, 0
Precum 81 la masa ce Sc va aranjs
la orele Z 80 p. m. in Hala Soc
'Apolzana' din Hubbard, Ohio
II. Habian, G. Mailat, p. Vaidan
Nasi vor fl: ID Dumitru $
D-na Paraschiva Marcu. din co
muna Apold, judetul Sibiiu.
Vestita muZica nationala dir
Youngstown, va distra pc onor
oaspcti Gu ccle mai frumoase ari
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
Deci in speranta ca vom aves
onoarea a va saluta in mijlOcu
nostru, pana la revedere rama
nem salutandu-va GU toata dra
gostea. M1Ru 81 NASH.
1g7-Q21
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-24

Bunt rugaf toH s',onsntb
no9tri . observa urmxtoGrele
reguli 10 trimitscee peatzs
schimbaro do adres&:
1. % % Scrie adress veehe
undo 10 msrs xialul gi adresa
unde 81 mutat.
2. Il fisoare persoanx q
% alxturo uaA~d 30 30. ox q
cauto 81 nj % dea Gumolo StrA
del q q orasului eoreck
Cine M observx aoesto 70.
xuh In Sadar aeteaptx q ! q
achimbs adrsss - nu - poesa
AdminisxatiA.
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nirea acelei formalitati Comisa-
rul turc voind sd expedieze 0 te.
legrama cifrata Ia Constantine
pole, in care de sigur relata tin.
guirile lui Catargiu, directia te-
legrafului refuza primirea eli, pc
motivul ca numai membrii guver-
nului 81 consult puterilor acredi-
tati pc langa ei ar avea dreptul
q trimite depesi tainice.
Intelege ori cine cat . trebuit
sd Sc sprinda furcul Ia acest
refuz, care-l aruncx inca q mai
multi in partea lui Catargiu. Ell
trimete atunci un eurier Ia Poar-
to, prin care lalhnreste pc larg
purtarea celor dol c4imIcami, din
punctul de vedere turcesc atat
de necorecta, comunica 81 tingui.
rea lui Catargiu c3tra marele vi
zir, in care acesta M roseste 2
spune cd face un de pc urm6 APPEL
Ia dreptates Inaltei Port, cerind
intervenirea legiuitx curtei SUI
zerane 81 sprijinul u ,nantuitor,
care in atatea rhsdSli ale trecu-
tului su naatg .'snoroeitul.
nos'tru, ] 1Priincipat.
Iata deci cin slegean unii
din hoierii nosfA " ,11,a1se ,a1fo-
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tocmite listele electorate, ISL ia
cea regulat datoria de a invita-
pc Catargiu la sedinti, 81 dupa
eel astepta pana la II ore, hota-
ria lucrarile fara a lui imparta
sire.
Directorul ministerului de in
terne, Pruncu, refuzind, dupa in
tetirile 1ui Catargiu, de veni la
un consiliu, este destituit de cai-
macamii cei dol 81 inlocuit Gu
Teriachiu.
Catargiu refuza insa de a
primi pc noul director ''s,i acesta
Eocupandu-si functia intro ii ina
inte de sosi ministrul sau, este
dat afara Gu puterea, de insusi
acests'' nedemna violenta care
arata insa pana unde ajunsese
pornirea lui Catargiu in potriva
celorlalti membrii al caimaca.
miei.
Daca Catargiu insa Isl permi-
tea 0 asemenea purtare, facea
numai, find incurajat de con
sulul snstriac 81 de- comisarul turc
Afif-bei, = carui menire fusese
numai de : ceti firmanul promul-
gator al eonventiei, dar care rs-
masese u Iasi, u dupa indepli-
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M1RII 81 NASH.

Desbinarea de pareri Sc vede
clriar de la primul act al caima'
camiei. Catargiu refuzind sub.
SIENNA decretul pentru restabili-
rea libertatei preset. In curind era
insa sd izbiasca Q mai vajnica ne
intelegere. Panu 81 Gu Sturza
gasira de cuyiinta a schimba mai
multi ispravnici, intre care erau
81 acei de Tutoya 81 Putna, rude.
Mi de ale lai Catargiu.
Acesta Sc opune, pretinzlnd ca
mi Or putea suferi CO in ministe-
riaal sau 81 sc amestece capetele
altOr departamenturi. in zadar
~ silira Pani II scu Sturza 81
faes = intsleaga a autoritatea
hi de ministrn trebuia - se
sjtIe& 1aaintea aelei mai mari q
. @fA
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Dl Mircca G. Luca din comma
Craiova judetul Doll 81 D-soara
Ana Luca din comuna Aciliu jul
detul Sibiu, are onoare invita-
Gu toata dragostea pc toate ru.
deniile consatenii, prietenii 81 GU
noscutii. din loc 81 jur, lua par
te la celebrarea cununiei lOr rell-
gioase. care va avea lOc Dumine-
cd in 2S August 1921, la orele 2
p. m., in Biserlca gr.-or. ST. Ma
ria din Cleveland, Ohio. Precum
81 la maSa ce Sc va aranJa la
orele 7.30 p. IN. in Hala "Carpa-
tina" 1903 w. 5Sth Street.
Nasi vor fl: Dl 81 Dina Aron
81 Elena Dobrota din comma
Rod judejul Sibiu.
Vestita muzica a lui Simior
Duca din loc Va distra pc onor.
oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
Deci i'll speranta ca vom avea
onoarea va saluta in mi jlocul
nostru, pana la revedere rama
mem salutandu-va Gu toata dra-
gostea.
M1RH 81 NASH.
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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Lumina 81 Progresul
Roman" din Woodlawn, Pa, are
onoare a invita- pc toate surorile
Societatl, Cluburi 81 Parochii.
Precum 81 PIE toti fratii romani
din loc 81 jur lua parte la
Marea Petrecere ce Sc va da din
partea Solicitation "Lumina 81
Progresul Roman" in seara zilei
de q August 1921 Sambata seara.
lnceputul va ii la orele I p. m,
81 va dura pana la orele II din
noapte. Pretul de intrare va Fl
D-nii 75c; Damele gratis. Muzica
Internationala din Sharon, Pa
sub conducerea lui George Mo.
hoy va distra onoratul public Gu
cele mai noui 81 frumoase arii
de dams in decursul petrecerii.
Bufetul va fl aranjiat GU cele
mai gustoase mizeluri 81 beuturi
recoritoare.
Suprasolviri sa primesc GU
mare mulHmita 81 Sc vor cuita
pc Gale ziaristica, dcci in Spe'
ranta ca toti fratii din loc 81 jul
ne vor da sprijinul d-nealor par
ticipand intr'un numar cat 81
poate de mare Ia aceasta petre
cere, pana la revedere am rama:
salutandu-va ell dragoste fra
tiasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
(196-97). ~--..-.-..
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rile de flnctionari interni, apoi
de indata Sc sculara fostii minis
trii a lui Vogoride, care fusesc
inlocuiti la intrarea in functie.
nouei ~caipacamii precum si alti
dregatori subalteri, cerind Gu su.
metie de la Gel dol caifnacami re-
integrarea in posturile lor. Cal
macamia insa, intemeindu-se pc
neclintita ei dreptate, respinge Gu
energie toate acele oereri 81 pedep
seste char pc unul din petitio-
mari, Iorgu Roznovanu, retregan-
du-i insusirea de aghiotant, ce 70
avea pc langa rangul militaresc.
Caimacamia care So apar ase p&na
atunci numai prin o depesa catra
marele vizir 81 catrS reprezen-
tantii puterilor garante, trimite
Q adresa, de asta data ipdreptata
in contra Turciei, acelorssi repre-
zentanti, in care dOysdeste prin
textul q doua depesi, "a Poarta
calca intr 'un chip dnviderat sti-
pulatia continuta in art. 2 IL con-
ventiei de Paris, dupa care prin-
cipatele ayeau y a ocAl1nniaac4
liber II in afara de ori e ' anies-
tee q snblimci r rti.
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Societatea. Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura ''Printul Niculae" din
Bridgeport, Ohio, aduce la GU,
nostnfia 0nor. Societati Cluburi
81 Parochii 81 pc toti fratii ro'
mani, ca Jubileul de 10 ami care
s'au Avizat de mai inainte ca sal
serbian in 5 Septembrie 1921, il
amanam pe un timp mai departe,
In numele Soc. ''Printul Nico-
lae'' din Bridgeport, Ohio.
v. Ardelean, presedinte.
NJ Hodernau, secretar prim.
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nOmia cea de abba -dObindita cl
atata truda 81 nacaz!
Cum primeste Aft raspunsul
de la marele vizir el inStiinteazd
pc cei dol caimacami, ca are sd le
faca 0 comunicare 81 indata ce Sc
duce la ei spre a leo imparta3i
gasim 81 pc Catargiu insotindul
Sturza 81 Gu Panu cerind de la
comisar comunicarea in scris,
spre . putea delibera asupra ei
81 q raspunde in cunostinta de
cauza. Catargiu Sc grabeste q in
timpina ''ca nu, se incape delibe-
rare unde urmeaza porunca"
Majoritates caimacamiei refuza q
da o urmare depesilor viziriale
Communicate de Afif-bei, mai intai
find Cd nu veniau prin canalul
unui reprezentante acredat, apoi
fiind-ca Communicable eel Sc fa-
ceau erau numai verbale.
Majoritstea caimacamiei lea III
curind iI1sa masura CO trebuia sd
supere inca ii mai ran pc Tnrci,
anume, bazindu-se pc art. 3 al
eonventiei care spunea cS gospo,
darii vor a.yea sgenti care al
represinte h Constantinopole, e.
trags puterils II; Fotiade - fu-
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Doux MxsuR1.
O paralela intre atitudinea
autOritatilor romano
si sarbesti.

Ne-am ocupat in desc rinduri
de situatia romanilor de la from
tiera jugoslava aratand Gu date
precise sicanele 81 mizeriile ce1
indura acestia din partea autori-
tatilor sarbesti.
Sc site ca mai toate comunele
romaneSti din aceasta parte a
granted au pamanturile taiate
Cd parte, ba de multe orr III
intregime sunt in Jugoslavia.
Un banatean din comuna Va
radia lie aduce la cunostinta un
nou sistem de sicanare a bietilor
romani, carl au nenorocul sd Sc
gaseasca sub ;blestemata linie de-!
marcationala.
Comma Varadia are in Jugo-
slavia peste 1000 jugare de pa
mant.
In urma unui aranjament ia
cut intre autoritatile romano 81
cele sarbeSti s'a convent ca DO
cuit0rii carl au pamanturile asst
fel impartite sd poata trece ne
suparati granita in baza rmei
simple autorizatii liberata de un
din autoritati dupa cum eel care
vrea sa treaca este supus sirb
sau roman.
Zis 81 facut. Oar pentru libe
rarea, ''permisului'' autoritatile
sarbesti au pretins fiecaruia in
parte 1870 lei pentru zice-se
''timbru'' 81 alte take in timp
cc autoritatile noastre pentru a.
celaS ''permis' nu iau nici un
ban.
| Acum cahd recolta este coapta
81 cand fiecare ON trebue sd sc
bucure de roada pamantului vim
autoritatile sarbesti 81 Ger un
nOu permis, GU alte cuvinte alt
70-6O lei. In acelaS timp supusii
sarbi carl au pamantul la-noi in
tara Isl pot trece i'll liniste roada
muncii lor fara cea mai mica su.
parare, fara a Ii sc ingreuna ne
cazurile vietii GU ''taxe" pentru
permits.
! Atragem atentiunea autorita.
| tilor spre a interveni ca aceastd
procedare nedreapta aliatilol
nostrii sd inceteze.
J Locuitorii de la granita Jugo
lslavici s'au saturat de atata mi.
zerie 81 neajuns.
| Suite de care Gu cereale sau
fructe sunt descarcate pc camp
81 supuse stricaciunii fiindci
'dOmnul jandarm'' nu vrea sd
permita trecerea. Incearca omu,
sa spuna o vorba, = batut d.
nu sc scoala din pat Gu saptama
nile. 81 acestea sc intampli
zilnic in tot lungul frontierii
tara ca interventiile repetate alt
authorization locale sd alba vre-ur
rezultat fericit.
! Cerem 81 credem ca asa est,
logic ca autoritatile sarbesti Sd
procedeze fata dc romani, tot
astfel cum procedeaza cele roma
nesti fata de sarbi.
! 0 pretindem aceasta char dt
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sese pana atunci agent al Moldo.
vel, de oare ce aceste tari nu erau
acma ocarmuite de ,ln gospodar,
ci numai de locotenenta dom
liiasc6. Ace1sta masura pune vir-
full relatiilor incordate intre Mol
dova 81 Poarta otomana.
Vizirul convoaca consiliul am.
basadorilor si supune purtarea
abuziva a caimacamilor, dupa
raposrtele primite de la Afif-bei
si tanguirile lui Catargiu. Majori-
tatea caimacamiei nefiind spsiji-
nita de nimenea la Poarta, amba-
sadorii sc unesc Gu vizirul in al
catuirea unei note dojenitoare,
care cerea incetarea abuzurilor
caimdcamiei 81 reintrarea ei in
legslitate.
Insusi Franta este ademenita
q Sc uni Ia acest demers colectiv,
81 comitele Walewski, desaproba,
in 0 depesa catra Place, destitui-
rea lui Fotiade. Sc fntelege de Ia
sine cat 0 atare nemultulnire .
intregului areopag european, Gu
purtarea celor dol caimacami,
trsbdia q tlea cursj dneltirilor
dusmane, Find 81 dessprobarea
snbea ddrilor atiagea \ deatisais
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Presidiul Societatii ''Plugarul
Roman" din Youngstown, Ohio,
Convoaca comitetul pc ziua de
~ August Sambata seara Ia
orele 1880 unconditional sunt
obligati dea lua parte toti mem
bril- din COmitet. Presidiul.
(197-92l
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ApAnH NJ THOARH u


Pc fratele meu George SINH
clan din Sinmiclausul-mare Jud.
Torontal, Romania, fost in Phila-
delphia. Pa. in 1917 nu stu de
dansul mimic de 4 ami. Rog pc
toti fratii Romani care stu ceva
de dansul sa-mi scrie la adresa
de mai JOS, sau char dansul daca
va ceti aceste rInduri 81 pentru
care fapta vol fl foarte recunos
catoare.
MARTA LAPADAT
1856 Franklin Str. Detroit, Mich.
(196, 97-9S).
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CETITI

Istoria Romano de Xenopol
la foileton. In curgere actul
Unirei, cea mai inaltatoare
perioada din astoria neamului.
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(196 & 9S).
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M Hodegnau, secretar prim.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

A Fourteenth street tailor pulls a
bit of unconscious humor in aowin-
dow sign. II reads: -UncalIed tor]
Pants-f3.7L ElHI1
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
E4It'',! ssxh &: s!:|,s!2s!, PayhsBfyl hs1ByYl

NEW YORK. April sp.-what next.
ln-the top floor of broadway hotel
services are now being held at the
Church fer Animal Rites. II ts q
religion that aims TO .inculcate q
kindness for all animals and is not
supposed. Of course. to" interfere
with regular church beliefs-merely
to enhance them.
why should you be afraid Of the
wild creatures? They are all Gods.
Confront them eagerly" said Royal
Dixon, naturalist. who preached the
hrst sermon. BE kind TO all ami
mails you meet Give them a drink.
Then only will you get through the
portals Of St. Peter surrounded by
lions. tigers and all the other de-
serving creatures. This does not
mean that you should slight your
fellow creatures"
The members Of the church are
mostly vegetartans and the ladies
would not think Of wearing birds on
their hats-why. indeed, they do not
even wear Kid gloves. And as for a
fur coat! That is backsliding of
the worst kind
The dinosaur stalking through the
forest was nothing to be afraid of.
and q lion walking down Fifth sv-
enue should not cause any excited
person to seek refuge in q traffic
tower. No, indeed! walk right up
and pat the lion on the head Even
give him an ice cream cone or some
other delicacy.
The services open with an organ
recital. There is q collection. or
rather. q love offering. There are
pamphlets for those who desire
them, dealing with the foolish fear
that most people have Of animals
It is related how q certain great
man sent q tiger covering into the
jungle by merely looking him In
the eye. And Daniel entering the
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921.

The Sun is IN benefic aspect to-
day, according to astrology. Nep-
tune Is family adverse.
This should be a most favorable
rule under which to push all claims
to political preferment. Those VINO
seek positions that can be bestowed
by. persons in high place should
make the most of this rule OF the
stars.
Under this planetary government
high ambitions may be fulhlIed ana
large purposes realized.
Power to inspire others with the
same large hopes as those We cher
ish is believed to be impaired dur
ing this aspect. Thus teachers ana
public speakers should be unusu-
ally successful today.
Unfavorable conditions Tor agri-
culture, So often prophesied for this
spring, will not pass with the as
surance of no further peril OF frost'
Dry spells and hot winds are inoi-
Gated
An Improvement is forecast IN
many lines of trade, and there Will
be great commercial plans carried
out during the present alministra-
ton, IL the stars are read arignt'.
Welfare will be much discussed
from this time on. and the govern
ment will take radical steps TO as
sure better health and better educa-
tion for the people.
Fame for good deeds Is foretold
for President Harding, but he Will
face many serious problems, among
which will be feuds and dissensions
that cause schisms in his own party.
Many strange deaths, long proph-
esied, and unfortunately with ac-
curacy, will continue to mark the
calendar of the future.
Women, who have been subject to
a sinister direction of the planets,
will still be sensitive to evil inhu-
ences which have increased the
number. of crimes committed by
them. Many murders and scandals
are foreshadowed.
Those who read the stars warn
women to hold closely to old tradi-
tions of virtue and loyalty to high
ideals.
Persons whose birth date 1t is
should be unusually careful OF the
health during the. coming year.
Business should be carried on with
much attention to details.
Children born on this day may be
gentle and patient In nature, but
capable Of intense feeling when dis
turbed.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

dollars-her money"-his eyes wan
dered about the room.
You have placed this money
somewhereT-Doc James voice
was toiling like a sirens to conjure
the secret from the mans failing
intelligence-"Is 1t in this room?"
He thought he saw a futtering
assent in the dimming eyes. The
pulse under his fingers was as fine
and small as a silk thread.
There arose in Doctor James
brain and heart the instincts of his
other profession. Promptly. as he
acted in everything. he decided to
learn the whereabouts Of this money.
and at the calculated and certain
cost of a human life. (
Drawing from his pocket a little
pad of prescription blanks, he
scribbIed upon one of them a form
ula suited, according to the best
practice. to the needs of the suffer
er. Going to the door of the inner
room. he softly called the old
woman. gave her the prescription.
and bade her take it to some drug
store and fetch the medicine.
When she had gone. muttering to
herself, the doctor stepped to the
bedside of the lady. She still slept
soundly; her pulse was a little
stronger; her forehead was cool,
save where the Inflammation OF the
bruise extended, and a slight moist
ure covered IL. Unless disturbed.
she would yet sleep for hours. He
found the key in the door, andfock
ed it after him when he returned.
Doctor James looked at his watch
He could call half an hour his own.
since before that time the old
woman could scarcely return from
her mission. Then he sought and
found water in a pitcher and glass
tumbler. Opening his medicine case
he took out the vial containing the
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01

II We stopped to listen to only
one side OF every argument and
fight. things would be in a pretty
pickle.
But-a wise man said once that
there was only one side to any ques-
tion-and that was the right side.
However-if Judge Hardison had
listened to and believed all that
Mary Wilson said about Bob How
ard and had the power to send Bob
to the pen for the rest Of his life
1t might have been done.
. 1t seems that the trouble started
when Bob quit his boarding house
and left money with Mary to pay
what he owed. He claimed that she
spent the money foolishly.
Mary said II wasn't so. She ac-
cused Bob OF chasing her with a big
knife and falling to catch her, she
said, he went In the house and cut
up her clothes,
Bob said he never owned q knife
in his life and never even as much
as swore At q woman-let alone try
to kill one, His story convinced the
court that he was telling the truth
and he was released.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-01
By Briggs

pressing upon the closed eyelids.
Doctor James told her OF the end
Not grief. but q hereditary rap
proachement with death in the alb
stract. moved her to a dismal. wat
cry snufhing. accompanied by her
usual jeremiad.
Oar nowi It's in de Lzwd's
hands He am de jedge OBJ de trans
gressor. and de suppo't of dem in
distress. He gwine hab suppo't US
now. Sindy done paid out de last
quarter fer dis bottle OF physic, and
II nebber come to no use"
DO I understand" asked Doctor
James, that Mrs. Chandler has no
money!
Money. sub? You know what
make Miss Amy fall down and so
weak? Stahvation, sub. Nothin' to
eat in dis house but some crumbly
crackers in three days. Dat angel
sell her finger rings and watch
mont's ago. Dis fine house. sub.
wild de red cyarpets and shiny bu-
reaus, it's all hired; and de man
talkin' scan'lous about oe rent. Dat
debble-'scuSe me, Lawd-he done
in fo hands fer Judgment, now
he made way wild everything"
The physicians silence ENCOURAGED
her to continue. The history that he
CLEANED from Cindy's disordered
monologue was an old one, Of illu-
sion, wilfulness, disaster. cruelty
and pride. Standing out from the
blurred panorama of her gable
were little clear pictures-an ideal
home in the far South: q quickly
repented marriage; an unhappy sea-
son. full Of wrongs and abuse, and.
Of late. an Inheritance Of money
that promised deliverance; its seiz.
ure and waste by the dog-wolf dur
ing a two months absence, and his
return in the midst of a scandalous