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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
CHELSEA

Mrs. Anna McAllister, housekeeper
for Milo M. Sanborn, returned last
week from few days visit at hel
home in Washington.
Will A. Reed has recently purchased
the farm, stock and tools, in Nershire
commonly known ais the Alderman 81
John Pearl farm This farm contains
three hundred and thirty acres and .
large AGRA Of heavy wooded land hTe
recent owners, Andy Sitko and Pau
, Kola have gone with their families t.
Pennsylvania where the men will be
employed in the coal mines.
Lawrence Smith Of North Hero wac
in town several days last week visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie G
Smith.
Agreeable to a vote Of the town, the
school directors have sold the brick
school house in former school district
No. II, to win A. Reed, who will use
the same as store house for finished
lumber and commercial roofing and
other building material,
Mrs. Louise s. Sharp, who during the
past year has been very competent
stenographer in the Office of State Is
Attorney Millward G. Taft, left recent.
lyl for Orlando, Florida where she has
accepted position as bookkeeper' and
stenographer with the Florida SAM
torimm located at Orlando. Her young
and Harold A. sharp, accompanied her.
O.. NJ. Jones, appraiser for the FEEDER
TAI Land hank of Springfield, Mass, Of
Maitsfeld was III town recently Tor a
conference with Millward q Taft, sec
rotary and treasurer Of the Chelsea
National Farm Loan association and
made arrangements with Mr.. Taft to
make one more appraisal Of properties
in Orange county this fall upon which
loans have been applied for and as that
investigation and appraisal viii be
commenced in the near future all pros
pectiye applicants for loans should
complete their papers at an early date.
Judge Stanley G. Wilson, who is pre-
siding over the September term of
Franklin county court, has recessed
said court for two weeks and will
spend portion OF the time at his home
here
The primary department Of the
Methodist Sunday school will give
an entertainment. including music and
two playets. al the church par
lors Thursday evening Oct 18th at $
o'clock
Benjamin H. Adams is moving from
the tenement house Of Daniel g..
Stoughton on South Main street 70 the
Hall house on Maple avenue which Mrs.
Adams recently purchased.
Il Guy A. Buck has made a voluntary
assignment for the benefit Of his
creditors and Thomas G. Dearborn has
been appointed assignee and i now in
charge Of the drug store. Mr.. Buck has
accepted position as prescription
clerk In the Sisco pharmacy at Brad
ford and left Tuesday morning to as
sumo his new duties Mrs Buck and
their two sons will remain in Chelsea
for the present.
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Douglass Hunter Of Burlington was
a visitor il town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. smith and son
Waite, left Tuesday to visit Mr.
Smiths sister Mrs. E,vira Smith
Hewitt at Los Angeles, ,al They were
joined by their daughter, Miss Isabel
Smith. at Albany, ". Y. They Will
make the trip. over the santa Fe route
making several stops % the way, III
Guiding Niagara Falls and the Grand
canyon, Colorado. Miss Smith plans 70
pass the winter there; The rect Of the
party plan to be gone about month.
Mrs. Viola Clement accompanied them
to Chicago and from there viii 90 to
Riverbank, Call, where she will visit
her niece, Mrs. Harry Holbrook, for
merly Miss Clara Smith Of Stowe.
Miss Ruth MIDGET Of Morrisyi,la
had charge Of the Union Savings Dank
Office Monday in the absence Of Miss
Nan Wombell, who is passing her vaca-
tion IN Boston.
r. w Webster Of Waterbury Center
was visitor here Monday.
w. NJ. Adams and w d. Pangle Of
Burlington passed the week end with
their families.
H, B. Walker is having weeks va
cation from his work at the meat mar
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs A, s. Seaver, who went
several weeks ago TO visit their son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Ore +. Seaver,
at Boston returned Monday. During
their stay Mr.. Seaver was taken Ill
with the jaundice but is now able to
be about.
Frank Sanborn and Philip George Of
Sugar Hill, n. H., called on friends in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Maynard OF Will
mington, n Y, and Miss Helen Patter.
son of Albany, N. ". were guests at
r. r. Maynard's last week.
Miss Ellen Russell Of Waterbury re-
Gently visited her uncle, Gilman Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Tucker Of Burke,
49, 10 INV DVtH F.ptiuttir rfANthl Id y
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs Bert
Foster, and at X. n Maynards.
Miss Nellie George nassed the week
end with her mother. Mrs G. s. George,
and sister, Phyllis, at The home Of her
aunt, Mrs. z, !. Robins9n, in Water
bury
Miss Catherine Cole OF Hardwick is
passing few days With Miss LOIS
Riley at the Mount Mansfield hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Linus Dimiek and
daughter, Beatrice. Of Santa Clara. n.
", are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Lawrence.
Dr. George l.. Bates Of Worthwhile
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Vermont night viii be observed at
the grange meeting Saturday evening.
Ii is an important meeting and every
member is urged to be present.
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Secret of Bronze.

1t has been supposed that the an
clients had some method of hardening
bronze tools the secret of which has
been lost, Prof Gowland of the Brit
ish Institute Of Metals says that the
ancient bronzes were very impure, so
that their hardness could not have
been due, as sometimes assumed, to
their exceptional purity. On the other
hand yinasmuch as modern bronzes by
careful hammering can be made as
hard as the ancient ones, the legend
OF lost art in bronze hardening seems
to be exploded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
NORTH CALAIS

Roy Slayton Is carrying the scholars
from the Brown district to the Maple
Corner school.
Mrs. Dennis Lawson was business
visitor in Cabot Friday and Saturday
Robert Beck, of Barre is visiting biz
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill
Lemuel Holden was in Montpelier on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Fay recently visited al
the home of d. j. Persons in North
Montpelier
Rufus Daley .and friend were in
Montpelier Saturday evening.
Claud George of North Montpelier
was recent caller in the place,
Edwin Daley and family were in
Montpelier one day recently.
Mrs. Sadie Parker and son were
called to the home Of her sister, Mrs
Fred Chase, in Montpelier Friday, Mrs
Chase had the misfortune to fall one
day recently and was badly bruised
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Geor=-a and two
children Of South Cabot were recent
callers in the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carr and daugh'
ter, Miss Ruth, Of Montpelier were re.
cent visitors at II. II. Cars.
Mrs. Alice Fair was in Montpelier
Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Gray. Mrs. Linnie Persons
and daughter, Miss Francelia, and
Mrs. Lizzie Fay attended the w. r. q
district meeting id Waterbury Center
Thursday.
Isaac Tabor recently accepted the
position as postmasters here
Miss Doris Parker of North Mont
pelier visited her mother, Mrs. Mary
Fair, over the end of the week.
Mrs. Charles Gymer of Worcester u
a visitor at f. A. Dailey's.
Mrs. Ida Burnham is visiting reia'
tiyes in Montpelier.
Mrs. Bessie Adams has returned hime
from Maine, where she spent several
weeks with relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
FORWARD, MARCH"

The happiest people are those
who, in whatever sphere of life,
continue to go forward.
The inventor is happy so long
as he can overcome new OBJ
stacles, devise new mechan-
isms, 60 forward.
The business man is happy
when his business shows a
healthy growth and a balance
on the right side of the ledger.
Everybody finds satisfaction in
getting ahead financially--in
being a little better off this
year than last.
A growing savings account in
The Montpelier Savings Rank
and Trust Company. Mont
pelier, Vermont, viii give you a
feeling Of satisfaction and win
be worth to you all that il may
cost in effort and sacrifice. Why
not start now2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
MARSHFIELD

Saturday, Oct. IA. ~Ten Nights in a
Barroom" The most famous heart
interest drama the world has ever
known. Also two reel comedy. James
Bennett. one Of Nermont's best known
tenors, viii appear IN song. Songs by
another well known singer will be
added 20 this program. Music furnished
BY Landi's four piece orchestra. Admis-
sion 2Sc and soc. Dance after show
show starts ct Sis sharp. adv
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REPORT or RANDOLPH c ,w TESTING ASSOCIATION

qualified Randolph
alton the month of September.
The COW
Raymond OF pounds
o W, making
Iolsten owned by L. Manning max
ing
following table the of the the
produced MORE
milk during tIe period of 30 days ending
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
REPORT OF WASHINGTON co. cor TESTING Assn

highest producing in County
the Panhed
record Of 1865 pounds Of milk and 500
having the highest owned BY Dodge 81 Barre
cows averaged eos pounds bntterfat
month of October follows 300
100
conta
Of in
Of milk butterfat, as fonowss
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REPORT or CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY COW TEST
ING ASSOCIATION FOR MONTH ENDING SEPT. 80

qualified the honor l this month registered M
production
Of judd
production pounds butterat The third high
registered Tucker and with
ductio Of pound
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
A Materalist.

Sunday school teacher--What is
more to be desired than riches
Urchin in the rear Nothin' Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11

fall they are using up more tissue than
the food which they est replaces, "
that they quickly get thin and run
down and find that they get tired cas-
lily or catch cold frequently. This means
that they must have a food medicine
to rebuild their exhausted strength and
energy
The logical food tonic for just this
condition is Father Johns Medicine
which is based upon number Of food
elements which have been accepted by
doctors for many years as those best
suited to rebuilding strength and
health These food elements in Father
Johns Medicine are 80 prepared that
the system quickly takes them up and
turns them into new tissue, new ener-
gy, flesh and strength. That is why Fla
Their Johns Medicine is known as the
greatest body builder and has had a
history of more than sixty-seyen years
success in the treatment of colds,
coughs and similar Illness. II is guar
anteed free from alcohol OF dangerous
drugs in any form. adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
ANNUAL REPORT or CENTRAL ORANGE COUNTY
cor TESTING ASSOCIATION

year the association has been in operation SINCE
the war IN rs a showing ..
the $50 the association N oS POUNDS
pounds of milk and pounds o years
that this is lhe highest aver
age Of any association in the state this
that the Of butter as
dropped the feeds but the increase ~ o
feed nearly the same
butter PER
lacked fraction Of pound OF phg NV
pounds.
Only hda averaged lover pounds Of milk
buerfat herd averages or the year
p..;..u q raalor 4 rasays
NS"N'
varaas soa suarn.avs 1867
Following the three highest milk averages;
Av No Az. Lbs. Av. Lbs. p
Owner q h milk per COW, n PIT COW
JamesK Howe .Hostcins lilo loO6s soso
RESTRAINTS T,oLor q Son Iersevs 1914
viii Sherlock ..++s. .Hostems lbs opoo -os-
produced pounds Of butterfat each and ten
Of produced by grade Jersey
by
by
aged produced Os'
They also had third
eight production 1858 pounds mix ana
O. mtterfat
buerfat John r. a
Frank Lark L. Judd
rgand with Wallace A. senfrew the
official
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11

Twenty -four days record.
Wallace Renrew, Benjamin Tucker secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11
Why You Need a
Tonic in the Fall


During the
s u m m . r
months many
people do not
.tst the ener-
Igy blu il d in Z
II 0 cd $ which
4 heir system,
requires, an 4
with the in
crease Of ac-
tiyities in the
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tsney NJ. Curtis official tester; G A. Dodge president
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11

Twentyseven days record
H. l. Aiken. official tester: Fred Flint, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-11

Mrs. Anna McAlister, housekeeper
for Milo M. Sanborn, returned last
week from few days visit at her
home in Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13

deseoperit inca I'M .eadavru ear.
ma fost Einea identificat. Tot mai
lipsesc hSca sase persoane care an
fost inreristrate la hotel. Sc crede
Ell accStd sumt inca sub RUNE.
Paris. t. PreSa americana afia
i'm vorhi,;ea de incheiere lui Har-
ding. roStita la ultima sedmta a
eonferintei pentru desarmare in
Washington. mai multe fraze carl
ar pntea fl ale lui Wilson. Presa
americans este foarte multamita
cu sentimentele eXprimare de
presedintele Harding.
Madrid. Gregorio Arias. un
| ltelegrafiSt pensionat. inventat
o mitralierd care poate slobozi
$500 gloante i'm o minuta. Mira
liera este compusa din cincizeci
cilindre, fieeare este capabila de
a slobozi 20 gloante la minuta. Sc
poate foloSi pentru I'm front dc
m kilometru latime. Operarea e
are lipsa de cinci oameni. dar po
sitia SO poate schimba intr 'ur
moment. Aparatul de descarcart
este automatic.
West Palm Beach. Fla. - Ca
pitanul vaporului Samuel q
BrDwn" 30 mile de aici. a tri
mis- lm meSaj prin radio ca vapo
rul trecut pc langa I'm vapor CT
era in flacari 81 care abba daca 81
mai vedea din apa. Mesajul fost
primit eri la ora ) p. m. Sc. credt
ca acest vapor este vaporul bri
tan Coylet. parasit i'm flacari dt
Ninerea trecuta. Vaporul era in
carcat cu petrol.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
Dupa Sfintirea Halei va urma

Dupa Sfintirea Halei va urma
Banchetuf.
La orele 4 80 Sc va deschide
primul Joe (dans) in HALA noa-
stra. Sc Va licita primele 6 jocuri
ldansuri) dupa care va urma
Dansul general.
"PROGRAMUL DE SEARA"
La orele Z p. m. Vorbiri din
partea presedintelui Petru Ga
brian 81 din partea Presedintelui
araniator N. Mifarca, N. Dragos
| 81 n. Drugociu.
La orele s p. m. Sc va incepe
TEATRtL Sc va preda piesa
Teatrala scrisa de Gardulescu,
'Romania 81 -tinuturile els.
PERSOANELE:
ROMANIA, dina N. Dragos.
ARDEALUL, d-ra Doroty Jidov
BANATUL d-ra Valeria Resedean
BUCOVINA, d-ra Ana Manta.
BASARABIA, d-soara Elena
Versigan.
AMERICA, d-ra Mary Lupu.
Y
SOLDATI:
loan Nistor, loan Milos, George
M. Danciu 81 Paul Mat.
Sc, va preda piesa eom;ca In
tr 'un act. "Barbierul la sats' dc
Alexandra Popa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13

Richmond, Va. Lista morti-
lor din cauza focqaui care . nj
micit Hotelul Lexington de ale
SO ridicat Ia noua All cand s's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
lNvITAR'

Societatea Romana de Aiutor
'si Cultura "Desteapta-te Romano
Hnra Cnirii' din Detroit, Mich.
Are onoare invita- pc toate onor.
Societa.i. Cluburi. Parochii 81. pc
toti fratii Romani din loc 81 jur,
de a lua parte la ''FESTlVITA-
TEA ROMANEASCA", care Sc
va da GU ocaZiunea
''SFINTIREI HALEI"
In ziua de Dumineca 19 Fe.
bruarie 1922.
PROGRAMUL:
La orele 80 a. m. toti membri
societatii, delegatii de la socie.
tati, 81 toti fratii Romani Sc vol
aduna la Biserica SIT. George din
HanckOck 81 Russell Str. unde cu
totii vom lua parte La serviciul
divin.
La orele 1890 a. m. Sc va a
ranja convOiul, de unde vom
merge la HALA noastra din 1421
|-25 Farnsworth str.
La orele ILLS i'm fata HALEl
Sc Va incepe licitarea Cheei 81 s,
va alegc NASUL HALEI.
Dupa alegerea NaSului Sc va
incepe Serviciul divin de sfintire
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
PERsOANELE:'


Elena Versigan, Vrajitoare la sat.
Valeria Resadean, Fata Mare.
loan Nistor. Barbierul' Satului.
Alexandra Popa, Cretu Musteriul
In raristea de langa vie (arie)
cantata de dina Maria N. Dragos.
Luciafarul Sarei (arie- cantata
de Ill Octavian Pavel.
Romania Mare (declamatie}
declamata de d-soara Silvia Vissa.
Neamnl Romanesc (declamatie)
declamata de d-soara Paulina n.
Mitarca.
Muzica ''Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii's sub conducerea ba-
tranului Tata, va distra pc onor.
public ell cele mai bune 81 mai
frumoase arii de dams.
Barul va Fl asortat Gu tot felul
de beuturi recoritoare.
Suprasolvirile sc vor primi GU
dragoste 81 Sc vor cuita pc calc
ziaristica.
Taxa de intrare Domnii 75c.
Damele 50 cent.
Taxa la Banchet de persoana
$50. Pana la intalnire am ra.
mas salutandu-va Gu dragostea
fra teasca. (2S-3O & 36-37)
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
OONSULATUL GENERAL RO-
MAN DIN CLEVELAND, OHIO,
feos WEST SUPERIOR AVE

Roaga pc toti ceice an ceva
stire despre:
/. Petru Tuli fPete Pali) orr
ginar din comma Laslea- Mare. s.
in ultimnl timp sc afla in YOusgs
town 81 Canton, Ohio.
2. Niculae Paclisan, original
din comma Sebesul- -Sasesc, 81 ir
ultimul timp Sc afla i'm Cleveland
Ohio, pc partea de East
3. HE Bologan, originar din
eomuna ciess, judettil Bihor, s.
Tin ultimul timp Sc afla in Akron
Ohio.
4. George Ferencz lui loan, orr.
|ginar din Diciosanmartin sau jur
81 in ultimul tinsp Sc afla in
Alliance, Ohio.
5. Frantz Urban, originar din
comma Cialatelep, Arad, 81 in
ultinul tinp Sc afla in Cleve.
land, Ohio.
6. lxnafie Varadi, de originr
din Arad, (nascut in FNgaras) 81
in nltimsll timp sc afla In Dcnhi-
son, Ohio.
Z. Fricderiech Zoppet de ori-
gine din Medias, 81 in ultimhl
timp Sc Hfla IN Cincinnati, Ohio.
8. Laub Margareta i1asc. Berent,
Maria Berent 81 loan Befent, orr
ginar din comuna 6ec,isieih (Sze.
kesht) .jndetul Tindis, u earl N
ultiinul tiinp se aflau an Gin
cinnAti, Ohio, sA aJinevoiasek al
sirunta verbal say prih scrisosre;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
HNF0RNAIlUNl

Danville, Ill. - Fi-va oare
Uncle joe" Cannon candidat la
mandatul de deputat din aceasta
circumscriptie2 Iata intrebarea
ce si-o pun multi oameni earl as.
pirii la mandatul lui Uncle joe
carel tine de vre-o patruzeci de
ami. FireSte. daca Uncle Joe"
isl pune candidatura. nine II ar
vrea sil candideze. BatranuI insa
'nu "a declarat inca. Are vreme
pana lin , Martie. cand trebuie
sa-si anunte candidatura pentru
|alegerne de toamna. Sc syonia
ca batranul vrea Sa Sc retra pa
lmedlat s aau puS in miscare o
multimet de candidate 81 tocmai
cand acestia voiau sd faca petitia
Uncle Joe' lea stricat bucuria
zicand ca el n a antorizat pe nine
sa faca declaratii in numele lui.
William p. Holyday insa. care
de prezent este deputat in parla-
mentnl statullli Illinois. a anun
tat ca el vrea sa-si puma candida
tura pentru "mandatul federal.
fara considerare ca ce este inten.
tia lui Uncle .Joe". Intrebare
lnsa ca ce sanse are. contra ba-
tranului inbit care nici nu Sc.
|poate inchipui fara mandat. Con
gresul fara Uncle Joe" ar Fl
tocmai ca Roma fara papal
Peking. = Premiernl 81 minis
trul afacerilor streine DR.. w. w.
Yen STA inaintat demisia sa Sam
'bata. Imediat dhpa demisie cab;-
netul a anuntat ca DR.. yelling
ton, Alfred Sze, ministrul Chinai
in Statele Unite 81 Drul Chung
Hal Wang, - deleeatii Chinei la
conferinta pentru> desarmare, au
fost rechemati in Peking. ,,s
lmt
Londra. % telegrama a agen.
tiei Reuter- din Bombay ahunta
ga greva de Ia caile ferate anne
lninta toate liniile 81 sa 1ateste
peste toata tara. Au fost concen-
frate trtlpe carl au fost uzate
pentru intimidarea grevistilor.
'pisa Ia Gale de agitatorii politici.
Sc crede Cd autoritatile vor putea
restanra ordinea.
=
Richmond, Va. Lista morti-]
for din cauza focqlui care q nj
micit Hotelul Lexington de aici
SO ridicat Ia noua al cand "a
4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
BRYAN CANDIDAT
DE SENATOR

Washington; 13 Feb.-William
j. Bryan anuntat ca va candida
la un mandat senatorial i'm Con-
gres. Sc crede ca -el Isl va pune
candidatura in Florida pentru
mandatul detinut de prezent de
Park Trammel. Trammel. un de-
mocrat, va cauta realegerea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
AUSTRIA PRIMESTE
IMPRUMUT DELA ANGLIA

Paris. 13 Feb.-Un comunicat
Official vleneZ, = precum spune @
telegrama venita la Agentia Ha-
vas. - a declarat ca ministrul Bri-
taniei>a informal pc guvernul aus.
triac ca Anglia va acorda Austriei
un imprumut de , milioane lire
sterline.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13

Daca al cazut vre-odata de pc
Scara care duce la progress 81 nu
ti-ai frint sira spinarii. nu-i m
cuvant sd numai incerci odata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13

Ziarefe din tara an,nta ca Tas-
laoaQu a foSt eXcluS din PartidQi
Poporului. Cam tafziu dar tot
e bine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13

Ori ce s'ar zice. i'm caminul I'M
care nevaSta site sa gateasca
mancare. si spcle rnfele 81 sa
carpeasca. e mai multa fpricire de
eat in caminul in care nevasta nu
site altcpva de cat sd. Sc. picteze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13
ON FJcl c(lOE|Uuu|

Ziarele din tara anunta ca Tas-
laoauu a fost exclus din Partidul
'Poporului. Cam tirziu dar tot
e bine.
q
'Obiceiul nh Sc dezradacineaza
cu una Gu doua. lmhogatitii de
razboiu si-au cladit palate dar
cand n'au musafiri la masa tot
i'm bucataric mananca.
Ma credeti sau nu. putin mi
pasa. dar mai curind poti con.
ringe pc un turc sd manance ear
ne de pore. de eat o femeie. ca cu
eat pune mai multa vapSea pc
obrazul eli cu atat seamana mai
mutt Ell mama padurii.
ID
Sc zice ca animalele salbatece
observi fndata cand imblinza-
toarea a lnceput sa-si pearza
nervii, dar pana acum inca nu
IA auzit ca femeie maritata Isl
lperde nervii.
Teoreticeste. Americanii ,suni
pentru libertatea perSonala si' to-
tusi. majoritatea sunt caSatoriti
Daca al cazut vre-odata de pc
Scara care dnce la progress 81 NJ
ti-ai frint sira spinarii. nu-i m
cuvant sd numai incerci odata.
|
Sc Zice ca tot raul Isl are par
tea lui buna. Admit. dar 81 tot
binele ISL are partea Ell cea rea
Gu oprirea constructed vapoare-
lor de razboiu ale lui Uncle Sam
s'a concediat peste $4,000 lncra-
tori din santierele navale.
=
Ori ce s'ar zice, i'm caminul in
care nevaSta site sd gateasca
mancare. si spcle rnfele 81 sa
| carpeasca. e mai multa fericire de
| a3t In - n, i,,nl L., aara ,,o..an4a -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-13

POlitia din Cleveland intro
dus bomhele de gaz care cauzeaza
lacrimi. Seful de polite Jacob
Graul facut eri experiments GU
aceste bombe in prezenta mai
multor oficeri 81 oameni. precum
81 in prezenta a trimisilor fabri-
eel care fabrica acestc bOmbe. FL
an spus ca garanteaza ca in timp
de trel minute nici un ON nu va
fl in casa. Ma trecut nici mi
nuta ca toti au fost afara. Ell la
crimi i i ochi, neputand suporta
efectul gazelor. Politia va folosi
bombele mai alas cand criminalii
Sc vor baricada intro casa. cum
Sc ntampla I'm fiecare an. Astfel
Sc va pntea saliva viata a mai
multor politisti earl cad victima
acestor criminali in fiecare an.