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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-04-26
Farm And Home News From Over
Kentucky


Kentucky
Purebred White Wyandottes are
continuing to replace scrub and
mongrel hens on Henderson county
farms, according to County Agent
d. w. Martin. More than $50 set
tings of Matching eggs have been
distributed This spring to farmers
who wish to get a START with the.
purebreds. The work is in line with
the poultry Standardization cam
paign being conducted over the
State by the College of Agriculture
extension division.
AS a class gift, seniors at the
Taylor county high school have COM
pleted plans to plant 35 shade trees
on the 10 acres of ground surround
ing the new 100000 school building
according to County Agent j. L.
Miller.
In line with their plans to i'm
prove the dairy herds of that sec
ton of the State, members of the
Henderson county farmers organi-
cation who are cooperating with
County Agent d. w. Martin and the
College of Agriculture have made
the Organization of cooperative
purebred sire association one OF
their major projects for develop
ment during the coming year.
Approximately 1900 settings Of
'purebred Matching eggs have been
distributed this. spring to Graves
county farmers who are co-operat-
ing with County Agent B. H.
Mitchell and the College ofNAgricul-
ture in standardizing the farm poul-
try focks of that county.
| In order to encourage the great
est production of corn on the small
est acreage. Leslie county farmers
have organized corn club, each
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-04-26

lolling back in the sdown-hlled cush-
ions OF this wonderful boat? The
party Of Lincoln has fallen into
strange control in these later days.
While Harding COILS and week
ends the veterans of the world war
suffer. Congressman Lamar Jeffers
of Alabama lis an overseas soldier
who is trying to fight their battles
for them. He finds II rough sled
ding. In the House of Representa-
tives the other day he directed at
tention very pointedly to the many
months wasted by the administra-
ton in providing hospitals for which
the appropriations were long since
made. He declared Secretary Mel
Ion to be guilty Of criminal negli-
gence and expressed the view that
many men had gone to their graves
for lack of the. facilities which
should have been provided before
new. He then gave list of pro-
jects and of progress made thereon;
it gives little promise of relief:
Tuskegee, Ala, $2,500,000
hospitals for negroes. Bids to be
advertised for this month. Palo
Alto. Calf, g 100000 neuro-
psychiatric hospitals. Bids to be
opened April 10. Western Pennsyl-
vania, s1,OOO,OOc tubercular hospi-
tails. Choice of site practically
completed" Jefferson Barracks,
NO., $1,000, 900 hospitals. Contour
survey is being made" New York
City, $1,000, 900 tubercular hospi-
tails. preliminary studies have
been made for sites under consider
alton, and negotiations for sites
pending"
The bill for the bogus bonus is
still in doubt. At present it is
struggling with the much-amended
tariff oil to see which shall gain
the right of way n the Senate.
There is little chance that the SOL
diers will be lucky enough to have
the bonus provisions so changed
that they will not have to pay in
terest to the bankers. The financial
interests will see to it that they
either receive a sales tax as the
price Of their consent or the bonus
will only be obtainable after pay
ing tribute to the banks.
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CIRCUS DAY

The Circus is coming-holds many
interests for every member of the
family. For example, little Willie's
behavior has been beyond reproach.
He has seen the fiaring posters an
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-04-26
OHIO COUNTY
\ DIRECTORY
OFFICIAL
CIRCUIT COURT

SlItSOll SOSR1
Convenes first Monday in March,
May and July; third Monday in
September and fourth Monday in
November:
Each term continues IL juridical
days.
Judge-George S. Wilson. Owens
Com'th. Attorney-Glover H. Cary,
Calhoun. -
Clerk-Frank Black.
Master Commissioner-B. H. Ellis.
Trustee Jury Fund.-. B. Tichenor.
COUNTY COURT
Convenes first Monday in each
mefsh:
Judge-R. R. Wedding. :
County Att'y.-Otto c. Martin.
Clerk-Guy Ranney.
sheriff-G. A. Ralph; Deputies:
Mack Cook, Iris Render, George
p. Jones.
Jailer-Nathaniel Hudson.
QUARTERLY COURT
Judge-R. R. Wedding.
Convenes first Monday in each
month.
FISCAL COURT
Convenes Tuesday after first Mon
day in January; first Tuesday in
April and October, the County
Judge presiding.
list. District. P. Mccoy, Hart
ford.
End. District-w. C. Knott. Center
town.
srd, District-Q. B. Brown, Sim
~ mons. tia. So
9TH, District. r. Murphy. Fords-
fNHle.
9Th. District-Sam H. Holbrook,
Hartford, R. F. D, No. 4,
etb,. District-Mack Martin, Mar
.Erows, r. F. D. No. 2.
18th, District. Walter Taylor. Bea-
yer Dam, r. Ed. No. g..
BOAhD Ot EDtShliOV
Superinte dent-Mrs. /. S. Mason
Cohvenes first Monday in every
month.-Mrs. l. S. Mason. s. S. o. c..
|, and ex-oficial SecretaryITreasurer.
r. A. Owen, Chairman, Hartford, X
F.pD. No. g..
w. R. Carson. Vice Chairman, Hart
ford, r. F. d. No. 3.
Nat Lindley, Centertown, X. F. y
No. !.
. Otis Stevens. Beaver Dam.
Claud Renfrow, Dundee.
Exami' ations
For Common school Diplomas
Fourth Friday and Saturday IL
January. and Second Friday and Sat
urday in May. Held in Fordsviiie
Beaver Dam and Hartford.
For Teachers Certificate-Thir'
Friday and Saturday in May, jun
and September. Except notice
given to the contrary the latter ex
aminations are held in Hartford.
BOARD OF DRAINAGE
COMMISSIONERS
s. T, Barnett. Hartford. President
v. C. hooker, Beaver Dam. r. +. L
No. 2, and J. A. Bethany. Whites
Vile, r. f. d. No. 2.
OTHER OFFICERS
Tax Commissioner--R. f. keowi
Fordsville.
Treasurer-C o. Hunter.
surveyor-,C. s. Moxley, Fordsvilie.
Representatiye-Ira Jones. Whit
~ Run. lL- ~
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member of which will give two bush
els of grain to the farmer who pro-
duces the greatest yield of corn on
an acre, according to County Agent
T. L. Britton.
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joyed Ice cream had been ordered, hut
was not delivered. A nice program was
given in the afternoon and an inter-
esting ball game was played The chill
dren had the fire crackers and pistols
and did their share in celebrating the
day.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Brazier and
children and Miss Agnes Hanson were
al Woodbury. pond Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight Badger and
children and Mrs. Ada Houghton of
Ellis Mass. and Mrs. John Badger
and daughter, Rachel. were at Mrs.
>. B. Barnes Wednesday.
Mrs. A. j. Brazier entertained about
10 of her friends and neighbors last
Friday evening in honor of her birth
day. Cards and other games were
played Cake, lemonade and wateYnel-
on were served A large cake bearing
81 candles was carried through the
rooms and the grandchildren of Mrs
Brazier were at hand to blow Out The
candles. Besides the best wishes OF all.
Mrs Brazier received several presents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barnes and sons
Visited at Ted Rudd's in Barre Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Barnes has been enter
tanning Mrs Allen Smith and daughter
OF Westfield, Mass, the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-12
NORTH CALAIS

Miss Rowena Nelson OF New Hamp.
shire is the guest Of her father, Sidney
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Earle Of East
Hardwick were visitors Sunday a. the
home Of his mother, Mrs Kate Earle
Waiter Daley was a visitor in Ca Il
Calais Sunday
Frank Hill was in Barre Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Fair and son
Stanley, are stopping with JohA Fair
1 for a time.
| Lemuel Holden was in Montpelier the
| last of the week on business.
Miles Nelson returned nome Sunday
from week spent with relatives in
East Hardwck.
i Miss Mary Rivers of Montpelier was
recent visitor in the place.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Durham OF the
Pekin district were recent visitors at
Mrs. Sadie Parker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wheeler of
Montpelier were recent visitors at H.
H. Carr's,
Rev Andrew Bodies OF Hardwick was
a recent guest at s. B. Nelson's.
Miss Inez Loveioy of East Hardwick
was visitor at S. B. Nelson's Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daley and Miss
Georgianna of South Woodbury. were
visitors at the home of J. H Smith
Sunday.
Henry Emmon and party Of friends
from Montpelier we're at the home Of
r. s. Gallop Tuesday
Miss Edith Foote and Mrs Anna
Bill were in East Calais one day re-
Gently.
Mrs. Alice Fair made business
trip to Montpelier Saturday.
Harry Boyce of Worcester was in the
place Saturday.
Miss Kate Orr spent several days
with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Cate, in
North Montpelier recently
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Daley of South
Woodbury. were in the place Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Harry Peck df East
Calais were guests over the week end
at the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Daley and son
We're in Montpelier Thursday
Miss Alice Slayton of Adamant was
caller at Ralph Persons Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Orr was a visitor at r.
Parker's in Kent's Corner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs p. G. Fifeld have re
turned to their home in North Mont
pelier.
Miss Esther Cate Of New York and
a party Of lady friends are in the cate
cottage
Miss Edith Foote returned from Bos-
ton and Allston. Mass. Monday.
Mr., and Mrs NJ NJ Daley Of kent's |
Corner were in the place SATURDAY.
Mrs. AurilIa LaPoint was in Hard
wick Saturday.
f. $. Gallup has returned from a |
visit to Wells River.
Miss Edith Foote was in Hardwick |
Thursday on business /
George Carroll Of Newark, n. j.. is
at Lakewood for the summer (
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Daley and son
were in Hardwick Saturday.
A. G. Daley was = visitor the last
Of the week in Montpelier.
James Pedro of Worcester spent
the week end in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richard Of Ada
mant were in the place Saturday
Mrs. Julia Haskell Of South Wood
bury attended the w. r. C. meeting
at Memorial hall Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs w Beck and sons of
Barre were recent guests at Frank
Hills.
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MIDDLESEX

Harold Miles is at his aunt's. Mrs
Jennie Jocob's in East Montpelier.
Mrs. Levi Swift. Miss Lucy Swift
and Mrs. George Conner went Satur
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie,
Common in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Minnie Richardson and son
returned Sunday night from severa
days stay at North Hero
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bingham have
moved to Wsitsfeld, where he will
have employment.
Paul Bigelow has returned from a
visit to his uncle in Idaho, Mrs. Bige-
low and daughter are expected the last
of the week.
Miss Marion French entertained a
party Of fifteen Of her young friends
Monday in honor of her sixth birth
day Refreshments OF cakes and ice
cream were served and a pleasant time
enjoyed by the young people.
Glen George spent Sunday and Mon
day in central New York.
librarians course in Springfield Mass,
has been a recent visitor at Mrs.
Daisy Wissers'.
Mrs. Fred Bechard. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. G. T. Miles.
left Tuesday for her home in New
Hampshire.
Miss Bernice Price has finished her
libririan's course in Springfield, Mass,
and returned home.
Mrs Rose Cadman was a week end
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. B. Hill.
Rev. J. G. Sails conducted services
at the Center school house Saturday
evening. sixteen being present.
Miss Aida Turney is reported quite
low
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ing several days at Oxford with hei
daughter, Mrs. Harry Rugg.
Miss Ellen Thomas Of Boston is the
guest Of her brother, Fred Thomas
r j. Mcnamara was at Topshan
last Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Low Of st. Johnsbury il
spending the week here as guest Of
Miss Ruth Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Magoon Of Orange
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
g. X. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Low Of ST. Johns
bury were in town Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sawyer, r. n, Of Tops
ham spent Sunday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs George Church. en-
route TO Hanover hospital, where she
viii be on duty for short time dur.
ing the absence of the head nurse Of
that institution
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E. MONTPELIER CENTER

Miss Boice, the home demonstrators,
will meet the ladies at the home Of
Mrs. c, A. Badger July 10 Mt l:30 p.
m.
The annual picnic was held ar the
school grounds july 4, Over 80 gath
cred at the dinner hour and spent the
remainder of the day Baked beans.
brown bread, salads. sandwiches, pies,
cakes, cookies and lemonade were en-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-12
BRADFORD

Mrs. Marcella Andross, who has been
suffering from an attack of lumbago,
i much better and able to be out,
Mrs. Henry Staples has been spend
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU COSMIN.)

o frumoasa eladire la O margine
foarte linistita Caipitalei.
Era mare casa, in still roma
nesc, imprejmuita de o curte mare
81 pazita de niste superbi cain
abb Saint Bernard.
Wanda statu mult la lsa ba.
tand 81 sunand.
Foartc tarziu aparu cineva sd
deschida.
Dinu care ramasesc in SAME,
privia aceasta 81 Isl zicca:
- Sc yede ca yechii locuitori al
Rnsiei tariste au adus Gu ei, 81
prin plaiurile pasnice romanesti,
acelcasi dbiceiuri, dc-asi trans.
foima lcuintele in cetati Gu port
lie pururi inchise. 4
Dar Sc vede c'aveau dreptate.
Mahalaua era foarte indcpartata.
In toata aceasta parte i Capitalei
era nn intreg cartier az fsmilii
/! rnse refugiate &c, prin verinat tatc,
isi dadeau illlzia upui mic orass
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Un grup din membrii
Comitetului Parochial.
(244-46).
UN CHIP DE UCIGAS.

Ulitele erau inca nametitc de "a
pada, cu toata munca ncintrcrupta
a curatitorilor, neintrcrupta inca
de la inceputut iernii. .Acoperisuri-
lie dispareau sub greoaiele mantale
albe 81 tOtul in jurul lor, briurile,
jghiaburile, firmele pravaliilor i'm
bracau neintinata blana alba, de-
spre care eel cu dare de mana,
ce sedeau tolaniti la guri de SODA,
spun ca produce cfectul cei mai
pitoresc.
Nantul sIfla de la munte, incar-
eat de pulbere inghetata 81, daca
Il ar fl fost vremea pietii, plata zar-
zavaturilor ar fl fost pustie.
VInzatoarele. femei zdravene din
marginile Capitalei, groase, Gu spa
tele largi, roSii la fata, Isl asezase
coSurile ell zarzavat intrc un NOR
man de zapada 81 altul, infruntand,
vesele 81 vorbarete, rasbufnelile de
zapada 81 facand eat mai multa ga
lagle ca sd atraga musterii. Toate,
frumoase sau urate, tinere sau ba-
trane, erau infasurate in saluri, din
carl nu ieSau de eat virfurile nas,l-
rilor = atat de adevarat ca, il
fata frigului, cochetaria femeiass;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

Porni apoi repede pc urna O.
mului ciudat, urmata 81 dinsa de
agentul ordinei caruia sc paruse
potrivita porecla de putina lauda
a negustoresei. @ urma deci la mi
Cd departare, gaia sa vie in auto
rul femeci La caz de nevOe.
Cumparatorul apucase pc 0 uli-
ia intunccoasa, in care zapada dis
parea sub necuratenii 81 in care, de
sigur, soarele MI razbea nici odata.
In fundul ulitii, pc un madam
imputit 81 plin de gunoaie, era un
bordein a carui use de-abia sc mai
tinea in titini; omul intra acolo.
Negustoreasa nu indrazni sd i ur
meze, dar, dupa un semn al sergen-
tului Isl lua inima in dinti 81 inain-
ta.
La use insa iaraSi, ii fu frica.
Sergentul Sc apropie 81 el 81 intrc-
ba:
- Aci a intrat, stii binc?
Ea facu semn din cap ca da.
Sergcntul atunci ii trccu inainte,
dcschisc usa dintr'o impinsatura 81
sc opri ca inlemnit in prag.
Intr 'un colt al singurei incaperi,
o fence Gle o slabiciune spaimanta-
toare, neavand drept pat de eat un
maldar de sdrente, sc ridicase pc
un cot ca sd yada 81 Gu toata tusea
indaratnica ce i sbuciuma pieptul,
suridea.
In mijlocul odaii goale, ell pcre-
til netencuiti 81 crapati, omul de-
sertase sacul 81 patru copii, din
earl eel mai mare nu era de sase
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17
APEL
CATRA TOTI CETATENI
ROMANI AMERICANI
DIN CLEVELAND 81
JUD. CUYAHOGA.

Avand i'll vedere ca suntem in
preajma alegerilor. unde moi ceta-
tenii romani americani am putut
observa din alegerile trecute ca
am fost aproape neobservati cd
natiune
pe baZa aceasta un grup de ce-
tateni romani amerioani din Gle,
veland apcleaza la toti cetatenii
romani americani din Cleveland
81 jur lua parte la intrllnire
unde Sc Va pune tbaza primului
Club a cetatenilor romani ameri-
cani din America. Adunarea sc Va
tinea Joi in - Oct. la ora 8 seara
in Hala Societalii ''Carpatina''
In numele acestui grup.
loan Santei.
(244-46).
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ami, sgribuliti in zdrentele lor, Sc.
repezira la sac 81 hamiseau cartofii'
cruzi, pc cand fatal, eel Gu mutra
de ucigas, Sc uita la eli 81 plangea.
In momentul acela temerile ce
cuprinsese pc negustoreasa dispa-
rura. Intra 81 ca 81 ramasc Gu ochii
cascati de 0 dureroasa mila la copi-
LASH flamanzi earl muscau furiosi
din cartofi. Ii veni atunci in minte
gandul copiilor Ell, earl asteptau
la caldura 81 Ell fiertura gaia, 81
c;lnd mai vazu pc eel mai mare din
copii aducandu-si aminte de mama
81 ducandu-i repede un cartof o ma
padi plansul.
Omul Sc intoarse. Fata lui gal
bena 81 trasa Sc fmpurpure la yede-
rea femeei 81 sergentului &c in
sotea; rusinea facea sd Sc urce
in fata tot putinul sange ce'i mai
curgea prin vine.
Abba murmura
= Nam paralc.
Si-apoi, Gu un oftat nabusit, ara
tand copiiii:
- M mancasera dc trei zile!
Femeia insa nu Sc mai gandca la
bani.
Patrunsa de atata mizerie 81 de
atata suferinta, zise:
- Nu mi trebuc nici un ban. Sa
Sc stature copilasii. i
Sergentului sc uniplusese 81
lui ochii de .lacrimi 81 81 musca mu-
statile ca sd 81 poata pastra infati-
sarea de autoritate.
Scoase portofelll in care Isl a.
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fllSeSc
81 dupa ce Wanda patrunse in
casa prietenilor eli, Dinu .se rein.
toalise Gu SANTA in oras.
Seara, abba pc la orele noua, Sc
reintorsese 81 Wanda acasa pc
|trecuta pana in hall-ul hotelului
de dompul Gregor Bobricov ed.
rui voce Dinu 0 auzi de sus, din
sala unde, nerabdator, si-astepta
iubita.
- &c oamcni cumsecade sosii
Bebricoc - facu Wanda cand
ajnnse in camera Ell. FL, mai ales
e un ON extraordinar de ibun
Dupa ce tine pc sapul lui . fami.
lie de aproape cinsprezece persoa-
lie, mia fagaduit 81 mie tot spri-
jinul. A dat ordin unui secretal
sasnli gasiasca doud camerc in q.
propiere de ei. 81 ami va servi,
pana Ia sosirea sotului meu, cate
sase mil de lei pc luna. Ma rugat
sd ma sprijin pc bratul lui ca pc
al unui fratc, desi el ma va priv
tot ca pc 3 fence destui de fer.
mecatoare, dar pentru care el nu
w nutri nici . inteutie alta decat
a celei mai csaFate prieteniiEt
Asta so crezi tu lraga
ands daca esti naiya, ~ II n .
cred
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

nostinte ruse.
/ \ Voiu avea plan 81 voiu canta, in
voc, din gura.
- 81 vel 'iflucrta
Iii, da, voiu flucrta! Acum
mort de ciuda?
Copil rau ce esti! Oar, tn, unde
vel fl?
Nh vel veni in fiecare ri la
Ininef M vom merge inapreuna
in familia prictenilor mel unde
vel Fl prinit cat mai calduros9
Atnnci, cc maj vroesti?
81 Wanda intinse gura lui Din,l
pc care acesta 0 saruta ca I'M CO.
pill rau ii salbatec &c era.
Acuna esti multumitg il
elntreba eas
Madona mca I! Iarta ina /!
Nseal:a L. raasa.
3 % restSirant primira, Jar, VIZ
|zita pl4putului prieten pcetul
|Sapdu Minea.
b 81 cate Vi trei dnceppra acari So
alatoreasc4 plin tarile soareltii,
artei 81 iubirei.
Sc painIbara pfip yenetia dc
unde amiclll Minea p6stra amin
ltiri saave ii anelsncolic sss
Aht doamnd contest, cat iillaa ia
'ainorcxa sasa eu iintr IN ffnd Il Ves
11etia ds 4 pgiil cs6 \ 4, ,Niivin az frsls
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-17

Nh intcleg cum instinctul tau
de fence mutt spune ca servicine
astea fagaduite in mod ''asa des-
interesat'' isi vor cere rasplata
lor.
- Nj vad cum.
= Foarte nSor. Sau ell nu-si va
putea tine prea multi cavaleris-
mul; sau tn, intro ri intr 'atat de
indatorata te vel silnti fata de
olnul acesta, inc6t, singura, vel
incepe sal rasplatesti, azi Gu 0
strangere de mana mai calduroa-
sa, maine ell 0 sarutare cc-i vel
ingadni ca sora, poimaine Gu o
intalnire de amaiita. 81 n T..
Vccinic tcaWa ,asta /! yai, Fal.
ma judeci.
M poti antetc tlatA; ca et
nu ead in hirbaf aeest simplA
pfietenie! q
Stunt cat mai reEfsetar1 sensua-
iitatii. Asa fires lea, asa am
fost crescutd. Si4apoh domnul
Gregor Bobricoy ou, "a varsta,
f<.As 4
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(Urmsare)

Cand eel dol prieteni ajunsera
IN haA, vastele saloanc Sc golisera
81 putinii intaniati Isl luau ramas
bun de la amfitrioni.
Dinu cauta pc contesa Wanda
Podoltska, dar afla ca please in
tovarasia rudelor eli, doamna Liud
milla Mihailosna 81 fiica-sa Trina.
lFacu salutiirile de rigoare 81
pleca, 81 el, GU colonelul Bonbo-
mel Stcleanu.
XVIII.
Stii c'anl fagaduit familiei Bo.
bricov sd merg All pc la eli. vrei
sa ma conelnci, Dinulc!
Gu pldcere Wanda.
ST Dinu eondusc, in SAME, pc
frnnnoasa rusoaica la casa compa-
triotilor Ell.
amilia Gregor Bobricov locuia
Aeoet yo1nzn = poets pro-
1Ia J. E.I siazu1pi s. IN
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CONVOCARE

Tn grup din membri Comitetu.
iui Parochial, al Bisericei or. or
Sfanta Treime din Youngstown
Ohio.
Roaga Gu insistenta pc toti acei
membri. al sus nnmitei Parochii
carl in Ianuarie 1922 au fost in
current GU plata cotelor lluiare
cum 81 acei Domni membrii fon
datori, earl au contribuit eel pu
tin ell suma de 5 dolari, la infap.
tuirea acestei Parochii, sa ia partt
la un Sinod extra-ordinar, care va
avea loc Dumineca in % Octom.
brie 1922 in Hala Soc. 'Fratia
Romana din East Youngstown
Ohio, la oreIe . dupa amiazi.
Sinodul va fl presidat de preo-
tut Grigore Baloiu din Warren.
Ohio.
Cugctati 'bine iubitilor frati a
supra faptului, ca banul 81 munca
D-voastra depusa, pentru susti-
nerea acestci Parochii, este in pri-
mejdie de fl ra'pita de catre CO.
rIfcii unuia care numai cinste nu
face, nu numai dogmei preotesti,
dar char intregului neam ro-
manesc.
Un grup din membrii
Comitetului Parcchial.
(244-46).
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moasa dupa panza de Van Duk.
Nu ma mai induram sa plec din
oraSul lagunelor de dragul acelei
printesc zugrayitc pc panza. Oar,
sa ii fost aevea?
- Cand mi-aduc 81 ell aminte
de galeriile din Dresda unde am
admiral in atatea rinduri pc Wa
tcau, pc Boucher, pc Fragonard.
- exclama Wanda.
ST cand ma gandesc &c taIblouri
frumoase aveam in casa primului
meu sots in America Intre altele,
Enn nheodor Rousseau 81 I'M Mauve,
un fel de Corot.
DE la Montreux sur Mer, din,
tr'o fosta villa lui Victor Hugo,
cumparasem doua tablouri. Unul
representa- yechile ziduri ale cc-
'tatii M0ntreux sur Mer, Gu SCARE
le de-asupra narei, Altul, . mania
ii q fetita GU bonete nornonde pc
cap, privind din odae noaptea a.
fara, deasalpra m;lrei, iar din da-1
ratul lor, retlexul lampei.
Nh prea ayeti pictori in,
America Use Minea
Ba, Sergent 8 I'm fel de Van
Dyk Al Amerieii, nefntrecut IN
portrete de feanei elegante 81 frn-
mosse ii eli acea anor6idezza'
ii paloasea trarIspar'enta fcteil
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CA Ut

Pc verisoarele mele Ana Iuliea
81 Erina Besenyey criginare din
Fagaras Transilvania. M stu de
dansele de mai bine de 15 ami.
Rog pc dansele sau pc eel ice stu
de dansele ami scric pe adresa
de mai jos, pentru care vol f!
multumitor.
PETRU ESIAN
3O52 E. 123. Cleveland, Ohio.
(244-26).