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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

tie boxes generally make funny
noises when you shake them. That's
what they're for. But I wouldn't
have gotten one for Baby BuntS."
wouldn't you?" asked Uncle Wig
gily. why not2"
Because she's too old for a rattle
box"
"Oh, that's so, I never thought Of
that" sighed the bunny gentleman.
IT had forgotten that Baby Bunty is
growing up. So she is too old for
the rattle box-eh. Uncle Butter? ?"
yes, or the rattle box is too young
for Baby Bunty. either way you
like" bleated the goat.
Hunt" said Uncle Wiggily
thoughtful like, and meditating.
This is too bad Tt won't fit either
way Baby BUnty is 10 old or the
rattle box is too young. I'm sorry"
You can take the rattle box back
20 the store and change It for some
thing else" suggested Uncle Butter.
"A picture book, or a story book. or
even a doll"
yes. I can do that" Uncle Wig
giIy agreed. "I'u do IT,"
the rattle box, but when he was half
way to the store. all of a sudden
there was a rustling in the bushes
and out popped the bad Bob Cat.
"Oh. ho!" hOwled the Bob Cat.
giving his tongue a sort Of sleigh ride
over his teeth "Oh hol Just in
tim, I seei"
"Who Is in time for what?" asked
Uncle Wiggily. serious like
You are just in time TO be caught
10y me-" howled the Bob Cat. Let
me see now, shall I nibble your right
ear first, or the left?"
Neither ear, if you please. Don't
nibble either," begged the bunny,
shivering like.
yes. ] shall nible both ears az
And this so frightened Uncle Wiggily
rthat he began TO shake. And some
thing made a noise in his pocket.
What's that? what's that ?"
/ hOwled the Lynx.
II don't know" answered the
bunny. shivering harder than ever
| The noise sounded again.
"Oh, it's a rattlesnake," cried the
I Bob Cat. "a rattlesnake IS after me.
t didn't know they came out in win
/ ter. This one must be very hungry,
I oh, I'm afraid of a rattlesnake!
And away he ran as fast as he could
go.
"Ha, Ha," laughed Uncle wiggily
/ as he stopped trembling. 1T was
Baby Bunty's rattle that the Bob Cat
heard. and he thought It was a snake
with a rattle IN the end OF itss tail
Well, rattlesnakes don't come out in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
UNCLE
WIGGILY
UNCLE WIGGUY AND
BUNTY'S d}ATTnE.
Bv HOWARD r.. GARIs.
By HOWARD R. GARIs.

did YOU hear the news. Uncle
1Vir-ily7" asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy
yvuzzy one day. as the rabbit gentle
man started out from his hollow
stump bungalow to go look for an
adventure.
News What neWs2 Do YOU
mean about Grandfather Goosey
Gander swallowing a corncOb the
wrong way and having a sore
throat2'
Not exactly. though it's something
like that. I haven't heard about
Grandpa Coosey. I'm speaking OF
Baby Bunty Your little rabbit girl
SIS il" said Nurse Jane
ooh. I'm sorry TO hear that!" eN-
claimed Uncle Wiggily. rs she very
u7"
Well a bad cold. so Mrs. Bow
Wow was telling me"
"Tu hop right over and see Baby
Funty." said Uncle Wiggily.
do, Sheru be glad 10 have you
come IN" said Nurse Jane.
And III take her a little present
80 she won't mind taking nasty. Bit
ter medicine. L suppose she has TO
take nasty bitter medicine, Nurse
Jaue7" asked the bunny.
I suppose $50" the muskrat lady
answered. cone does when one has
cold"
wen, then Til take Baby Runty
something so she won't mind swal-
lowing her medicine" went on Uncle
Wiggily
Away ne hoped and as he went
along he kept wondering what he
could buy Baby Bunty that would
please the poor little ilI rabbit girl.
'Ah. know, I have IT," eXclaim-
ed Nr. LonEears. as he thought OF
something. Soon he was at the store
and ne came out with a paper parcel
in HIS paws.
What have you been buying
now? 90 asked Uncle Butter the goat
gentleman. as he met tho bunny a
little later.
"a present for Baby Bunty, who
is ILL.," Uncle Wiggily answered.
what sort of a PRESENT. the goa
gentleman wanted 90 know
"A rattle box" answered Uncle
VigEily ct saw some fine ones ir
the store and I got Baby Bunty ;
rattle box. Listen, IL makes a funny
noise when YOU shake &C." and ht
r1gled 10 10 and fro.
Yes" agreed Uncle Butter. RAT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
Jungle Origin
of Roll Top

CHIWAGULE. Zululand. Jan. IA.
Take IL from Moshibimbo, Zulo
BELLE
Take it from Moshibimbo, the
fastest stepping cutie in the harem
OF 800 wives OF King Solomon OF
Zululand; the dark skinned style
setter OF jungledom. whose gowns
are imported from Zanzibar
Take Il from her-the American
girls who think they have done
something daring and new IN
wearing roll top stockings and
knock-'em-dead garters. have an
other think coming.
"Blahi" says Moshibimbo. NE
have roll top elephant hide, grand
ma have Urn roll top leg dress two
hundred years"
And. with that. MoshibimbO
posed for the photographer 70 prove
her point and the result IS shown
above. There IL is. girls. the print
tive forerunner Of the roll top fash
ion-the original and genuine jungle
knee ornament!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

winter. and I'm glad OF T. They can
bite and poison even a Bob Cat. But
Baby Bunty's rattle saved me,
fooled the Lynx"
And SO the bunny had Back he
hurried 20 the store. changing the
rattle for "A doll. And Baby Bunty
liked the doll very much. She look
ed az IL when taking bitter medicine
and didl't mind, and soon her cold
was all better
And II The cracker box doesn't get
hungry in the night and take a bite
of orange skin Off the bananas, I'll
tell you next about Uncye Wigguy
and the tea kettle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

change OF afr will do wonders FOR
you. To so 20 the seaside, 90 the
mountains. 20 the country or any
where away from your regular beat
VIII do more than medicine. n you
cannot AFFORD the luxury OF a little
trip. wrap Up warmly and sit IN the
park. Fresh afr and sunlight are
what you need.
DO not neglect a cold that hangs
the sake OF your associates.
Do not neglect a cold that hands
on for your own sake
Colds are treacherous things and
are best dealt with Il. cared for AZ
the very beginning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
HOLD HEARSE DRIVER
ON SPEEDING CHARGE

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14.-The
driver OF a hearse was arrested here
Saturday on a charge Of speeding,
after the hearse had crashed into
horse and wagon, injuring Roy Ken
die. aged Il, and William Wickliff,
aged so. The driver Of the hearse,
which was empty at the time Of the
accident, gave his name as Aaron
Scott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

This is the way tuberculosis be-
gins. do not wish 20 alarm YOU.
but 7 do wish 70 impress upon YOU
The importance Of immediate action
when such symptoms occur. Treat
nert now viii insure your recovery
Continued neglect may render your
case hopeless.
To have a cold means that YOU
are run down. To cure il. not only
have YOU 20 deal with the acute
symptoms. but also you have 70
overcome the remote and underly-
ing causes OF your trouble.
II you can arrange il. a few days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
Y OUR HE ALTH

discharge from the ears is noticed
ear treatment is demanded.
The common after-edect OF a neg.
lected cold IS a nasty cough. There
are tickling IN the throat. possibly
a sense OF heaviness CT construction
across the chest. ana a low degree
Of fever al night.
Such symptoms demand instant
attention. Your chest must be
sounded and your sputum examine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15

fought. but his real reputation was
made by his wit.
CUrran's success as a lawyer was
not due 40 much 90 profound knOwl-
edge Of the law as 20 his power 70
appeal to and influence a jury
through their emotions IN this ne
employed his wit He even got the
best Of the judges I'm debates on ac-
count Of the humorous way On which
he would handle his argument.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
WHAT YOU OUGHT TO DO
ABOUT A COLD THAT HANGS on .
BY Royal s. Copeland. VI. d., Com
missioner OF Health. New
Cffy

missioner OF Health, New
York City.
Every persistent cold is q menace
to your life. 40 matter how you
have neglected yourself in the early
stages Of your cold, you cannot dis
regard their sienifance II the symp-
toms hang on.
After the acute symptoms have
slbsided or have disappeared there
may persist an amount OF thick nasa!
discharge from one side only This
may or may not be accompanied by
pain. ordinarily. there Is no discom-
fort r tho discharge is free.
One-sided discharge OF this sort
indicates suppuration in one Of the
nasal sinuses Sometimes this may
be relieved by applying argyrol-c
10 percent solution-to the nasal
passa ges.
Take a wooden toothpick anG
twist about Il layers Of cotton. max
ing a tampon about the size and
length OF a cigaret. Let the cotton
project "A quarter Of an inch over
the end Of the stick 10 guard IN
point and thus 20 prevent woundire
the tissues Of your nose when the
tampon Is inserted. Dip this tam
pon IN the argyrol and gently inser.
Il in the nose, where you may leavs
Il for half an hour. Do this with
both nostrils.
Daily application like this will
usually relieve the trouble in a
short time. Rut IL the symptoms
continue, and especially If pain ap-
pears. skilled medical care is need
ed.
Needless to say. if deafness or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-15
l.O7I INMATES AT
STATE SOLDIERS HOME

IAFAY-ETTE Ind. Jan "a
There Is q membership Of 1.0T1 a.
the Indiana Soldiers Home. accord
ing 20 a report submitted Saturdag
az the closing session OF the regl ar
monthly meeting OF the board.
Commandant G.. r. Stormont SAID
there were ia women and 29s men
az the institution. The board acted
favorably on % applications for adj
mittance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
Large Attendance
 At Stratford Anti
 Vaccination Meeting

The anti-vaccination meeting held in the Stratford town hall last even- ing was enthusiastic and largely at- tended.
 Charles w. Simpson, as presiding officer, made a brief address and then Introduced Joseph D. Harrigan, M D., of Jamaica, New York, who gave a historical sketch of the practice Of vaccination. His speech was inter estinS and instructive, filed with data and illustrations.
 Attorney L. M. Bernstein followed with an address that elicited rounds of applause.
 F. w. Clinton. secretary Milford Medical Liberty League, made a brief address and quoted from government reports concerning the smallp OK scourge in the Philippines.
 Andy Houghie, 127 Park street, Stsatford, was called to the floor and told Of his recent experiences. His humorous story caused much merri- ment, but 1t was really a serious mat ter Tor his family and himself.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES
Miss Luippold To
 Wed Milton Marks

Miss Carolyn Luippold, daughter or MT. and Mrs. Gottlieb LuiDpold, Will become the bride of Milton Marks or Stratford avenue at a quiet wedding tomorrow afternoon in the United Congregational church. Rev. Wllh.a,n Horace Day. pastor of the church, will perform the cerem0ly.
 Miss Luippold will be charm1ngly attired in gown of grey canton crepe with a hat of grey taneta faGed with pale pink. The crown Of the nat will be covered with vari-colored sweet peas and the bride will carry a shower bouquet Of roses and lilies or the valley.
 A reception for only the immediate family will follow at the home Of the brides parents. Early in the evening the couple will leave for motor tr1p to Lake George and other points Of interest. The brides travelling cos tune will consist Of suit of old blue eponge with a blue sport hat to match. After June 15tlh they will be at home at 231 Mountain Grove street
 Miss Luippold is a graduate Of Bridgeport High School and flor some time has held a responsible position in the office of the Crown Corset com pany. She has been feted contin- uously since the announcement Of the date of the wedding. MT. Marks is a draftsman connected with the Crane Valve companv-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
PERSONALS

Court Reina Christina, No. 51, Catholic Daughters of America. will hold a meeting in Varuna hall, 36 Court street. Monday evening, June 5, at 8 o'clock. Business of great imp ortance must be transacted and all members are requested to attend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02

shown in lavender, brown, pink blue and white, with hemstitchng design others with crochet but tons for trimming and collar piped with white
 SIS and S19.75
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
FLORIDA PAPER SOLD-

Jacksonville, Fla, June 2-Sale of the Florida Metropolis, local after noon paper to John H. Perry, of New York, president of the American Press Association, and Richard Lloyd Jones, publisher of the Tulsa (Ok1a.) Fri bune, was announced here today by officials of the s. A. Lynch enterprise finance corporation of Atlanta, which has owned the property for two years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
BALLOONIST LANDS.

Lorraine. O., June 2-Ward T. Van Orman. Akron balloonist. flying in the national balloon race from Milwaukee, landed last night at 9:47 at Fayette Mo, alccording to telegram received here today by his mother, Mrs. R. G. Van Orman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
MOCIAN RELEASED BY
 ORDER OF JUDGE THOMAS

United States District Judge Edwin s. Thomas today issued a special or der releasing Michael Mocian, Bridge port, from serving so days of an ori- ginaI 100 day sentence for violation of the Federal Liquor laws He has already served 20 days of the original sentence. The judgn1en ent was re- opened yesterday and a fine of S2O without costs was imposed so Mo clan could obtain his liberty. He pleaded guilty May 12, last, to liquor violations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02

Tokto, June 2-Either the Tosa or the Kaga, two. of the batt1eships to be scrapped as a result of the Washing
 ton Conference, will be sunk by tor pedo fire in order to study the effect of these weapons.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
FORMER CHAMPION DEAD.

Belfast, June 2-Dennis Horgan, once champion shot butter of Great Britain, is dead at Crookst own, county Cork. He formerly represented the Irish-Am erican Athletic Association.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02
Westport Decides To Adopt l own
 Manager Plan

westport, June 2-This town has decided to adopt the town manager form of government. This decision Twas reached at a town meeting held last night. The seIectmen will be retained but a town manager will be engaged to run the business Of the tcI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-02

Imp OrtanCe must be transacted and
 all members are requested to attend. Miss May Branick, Miss Elizabeth Bowen. Miss Gertrude Lush. Miss Dorothy Lush and Miss Jewel Bran nick. were in charge of a large dance given last night at the Business and Professional Women's club by the
 members of the Quid Nunc club. C1abby's orchestra furnished the l music.
 The "SupTniw'' pinochle club met | last evening at the home of w. D. 1 CoughHn, 96 Stillman street for it's | finale game of a, 15 weeks series. The | winners for the evening were Mrs. w. D. Coughhn, Mrs. P. Walworth, H. R. | Woods and P. Walworth. The con
 soIation prize was awarded to J. H.
 Bray. The ladies of the club who
 were winners for the season over the 1 gentlemen will enjoy a trip to New | York which will include a theatre l and dinner party all at the expense l of the gentlemen losers
 Miss Elsie Matthias of Greens Farms, l who is soon to wed Bernard Berger | of New York was the guest of honor l at a delightful miscellaneous shower | given recently by Mrs. Florence | Davis. Pink and white crepe paper 1 were used in the decorations and the | favors were dolls dressed in Colonial | costume.
 l A. J. Knapp, Henry Peniber. Carl | Steiwing, Albert Herb. Charles Os- | borne and Conrad Steinmetz will be
 in char@e of the second annual field | day to be held by the Sixth District | at the new club grove on Golden Rod 1 avenue.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-25

sunt rugati a'si adresa ofertele
pana in 20 August, 81 sa stato-
reasca ce renumeratie doreSte in
schimbul serviciului.
. Stunt preferati 0, d-nisoara GU
Cualificatia receruta, sau un stu.
dent carl poate sa urmeze studillc
la Colegiul Mont Union de aci.
Postul G a Sc ocupa eel tarziu
in ) Sept. a. C. 81 va expira in
Iunie 1923.
Ofertele Sc vor adrcsa:
764 High Str. Alliance, o.
Sa sc noteze Scoala Romano
din Alliance, Ohio este sustinuta
de Parochiile locale Official.
Pentru G. s. r. din Alliance, @.
loan Pavel, presedinte.
loan Lupse, secretar.
(197-2O1).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-25

neaza situatia noastra 81 mai multi
este fNptul Cd ne aflam in sccna
cea mai grea. Publicistul ma stat
nici odata in fata unei problcmc
mai grclc ca All, cand cl trebue sd
priveasca deschis in fah adcva-
rului 81 foarte usor pana lui Sc
poate scllimba intro sable care
loveste in patria lui.
In special lumea slava trece
All prin cea mai grea criza. Pa
|catclc istoriei Sc razbuna asnpra
popoarelor noastrc.
Mica Antanta G ammonia auto
apararei 81 a pacifismului. MOI
voim, ca dupa rlzboi sd inceapa
Q dcsvoltare pacinica. Moi nu sun
tenn nici dusmanii Germanilor
nici al Maghiarilor. Am dori insa,
ca aceste popoare sd ne dea prin-
ltr'o atitudine loiala posibilitatea
ca sd uitam trecutul.
(Din ''Dacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-25

teles Oarecare: fumatul insa -
fumatul!? Auzi D-ta! omul
acesta, care n'avea Gu ce sa-si
imbracc nevasta 81 copiii, omlu
acesta 'bolnav, prapadit, umbra
aceasta de ON mai furna, lua pa
nea de la gura copiilor sal, ca
sa-si poata umplea odaia 81 tru-
pull de cea mai dracoasa otrava !! !?
Grozav pacat! 80 grozava slabi-
ciune!
Atat era dl Ciulic de turburat,
incat nici ca-si mai putea da
seama despre cele ce Sc petrec
intr 'nsul.
Vedea in fata sa pe acei eopii
desculti si pc femeia Gu copilul
in brate, vedea cele doua odai
desarte 81 pc omul bolnoy, dar le
vedea toate fnecatc Oarecum in
fumul de tutun 81, cuprirfs de un
simtamant lui pana acum nccu.
noscut, Sc intoarse spre Agata.
''Cucoana, ii zise Gu un fel
de induiosare, nu-l mai lasa
sd fumeke!"
Agata-i zfmbi Gu dulceata. Par
ca nu mai era omul de mai nam
te. Era atata bunatate in sorbelc1
lui si'n asprimes, cu care le ros.
tiSe. s
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. CONv0CARE

Prin aceasta cOnvocare sunt
rugati toti membrii Societatii
'Dr. lulu Maniu'' din Canton,
Ohio, a lua partc la sedinta extra
ordinara lunara, care sc va tinea
in ziua de Dumineca q August
la orelc 80 p. m. in Hala Soc.
"Dr, lulu Maniu''. Toti functio-
narii vechi 81 noui sunt rugati a
Fl prezenti la aceasta sedinta.
Intarzierile sau lipsele vor ii
aspru amendabile pentru func.
tionari, atat cei vechi cat 81 eel
noui nu va fl primit nici i'm motiv
de scuza. Avand s puncte in pro.
/ gramul de ri, de rezOlvat 81 care
nu mai pot ingadui nici o singura
ri de asteptare 81 la care Sc cere
strict prezenta fostilor 81 nouilOr
functionari, cred ca nici unul,
care Gu adevarat mai are intrinsul
un pic de bun simt fata de orga-
nizatie, nu vor lipsi de la aceasta
sedinta.
Fratilor mai este inca timp de
ne saliva cat putin ne-a mai ra
mas, dar aceasta numai daca nc
vom interesa de aproape de afa-
ccrile Societatii noastre. lar daca
he asemanam gospodarului lenes
atuncea pc cand altii vor Sport
dupa rodul muncei lor cinstita,
moi vom da tot inapoi prin trInda.
vie; cand altii sd vor bucura, moi
va trebui sd suferim ruSinea tu.
Juror oamenilor harnici. Pentru
aceia dior va rog in numelc
bunei cuviintc nu VA uitati dnpa
clnstc 81 OnOarea care o avctl ca
functionari, ci uitativa la dato-
rinte de la care vine cinstea, in
zadar ma vol marii Ell ca-mi zice
lumea die Presedinte daca dato.
rintele imi zac balta ne duse la
indeplinirc. Pc lucru deci dior
functionari ori curatiti locul sd
vie altii care doresc sa-si lucre,
MI numai sd domneasca.
In numele frumoasei organiza-
tiuni prin care traeste unire 81
fratietatc va salutam 81 va astep.
tam Gu drag la orele l 80 p. IN.
Nick Savu, presedinte.
| (19S-0O0)
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CE ETATE ARE oMUL?

Oamenii ar trebui sd fie inva-
tati Cd eli dcpind in dntrcgime dc
aparatul circulator al corpului
lor, ca batranetea lor in pro.
porte Gu batranetea arterelor.
Regula de capetenie trebue Sd lc
fie moderatia in toate, dieta Gu.
venita, exercitiu 81 somn indestu-
lator 81 odihna. Acestea constitute
0 linie de actiune ce trebucste s;l
fie urmata 81 observata fara nici
abaterc. Insa lucrul Gel mai i'm.
portant este sati dai atentie df.
gestiunei 81 eliminarei. Daca su-
feri de pierderea poftei de man.
care, de constipatie, gaze in intcs.
tine, dureri de cap ori senzatii dc
istovire generala, remediul numit
Triner Bitter Wine tic va uSura
lutte 81 Gu slguranta. III curaN
stomacul 81 matele, ajuta digestiu.
nea, restaureaza apetitul 81 Inta-
reste intreg sistemul. Trincr $
Bitter Wine este clasificat acum
printre necesitatilc traiului, 81
fiecare farmacist ori vinzator de
mcdilamftte- Or Il 6re in pravalie,
or til poate procilra. Insa insista
sa-ti dea veritabilul Timers
Bitter Wine, care Sc afla de
vinzare in America de 33 de ami
81 Isl castiga prieteni in fiecarc
minuta din ii I-poaptc. (Adv.)
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kUVELE
De I. sLAvICI.*)

'Aici zace sotul mcu, care G
bolnav, - ii zise Agata tre-
murind.
''Tocmai! ii raspunse dl
Guile! - VOiesc sd y0rbesc Gu
ell. Gu D-ta nu am mimic. Ell c
stapanul, 81 el are sa-lni pla-
teasca".
Ell deschise apoi 81 intra. Avea
drcptul so faca, 81 nu putea nj.
meni sal opreasca: comisarul ar
Il volt Gu toate aceste sal apuce
de guler, lar portarelul Sc opri in
linda 81 Sc uita dand din lunar la
comisar.
IntraDd in Odaia, in care zacea
yecinul sau, dl Ciulic Sc fdcu ro3u
ca racul.
Odaia era plina de FUN de
tutun.
Tutun!i
Toate putea q Guile sa le'
ierte, fiindes toate svsaii NJ int
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NADIA sTANC1ov.

vi Sc pare curioasa pomenirea
acestui hume de fata din Bulga-
ria in fruntea articolului priln
dintr'o gazeta bucurcsteana?
Yeti 6ntelege cand va voiu spu-
he Cd nu acela al unei insem-
nate scriitoare, al unei persoane
de care sd fie legat un fapt de
capetenie din viata poporului eli,
ci numai al fetei trimisului bul.
gar din Londra, care plccat la
Washington, ca secretara pc Ian.
ga legatia patriei sale acolo.
Deci, iata Q fata din 'lumea
buna' care, i'm calitatea eli de
flea a unui ministru, ar Fl putut
foarte bine, asteptand un maritiS
de clasa intaiu, sa-si imparta vre-
mea intre primblari 81 sporturi,
'plus cetirea acelor calti pc care
trcbuia sd lc. cunosti fiindca Sc
lyorbeste in saloanc de dansele, 81
care prefera sd sc departeze de
toti al eli, sd iasa din ccrcul ocro-
titor al familiei, apentru ca din
colo de Ocean, unde printr'o in
teligenta propaganda, Sc pot a
duce mari servicii neamului. sa-si
faca ri la ri munca de ,birou ca
oricc bal1bat Imnncitor care Isl
urmcaza 0 cariera.
Exemplul loyestc drcpt i'll fatl
la moi, lume intreaga de femel
care dupa razboiu nu fac decat
sd umple lumea de zvonuri capri.
ciilor lenevici lor 81 excesului
barbar al unci elegante ,pe care
n'au platit-o prin nici 0 chel-
;tuiala de munca. Ell arata in &c
chip, char in infrangerea planu.
rilor sale nebune, 0 matte poate
afla eel mai puternic sprijin in de,
votamcntul tuturor membrilor eli
- 81 al femelor.
N. Iorga.
(Din IN. Rolnanesc'')