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Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
sTI1.LMAN MOTION TO SET
 ASIDE VERDICT DENIED

White Plains. \. r, Nov. 15 (By the A. P.)-Supreme Court Justice Nor schauser today denied .aS motion made last Saturday at Poughkeepsie by James NA. Stillman to hive him set aside his judgment refusing the banker a ,1i- voree, and upholding the legitimacy of Baby Guy Stillman.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
CONSERVATIVES V|CTORS
 IN THE BRITISH ELECTIONS

Labores Were Overwhelmed in Contests for Seats in Paria ment-The Conservative Party Has Returned More Members to Parliament Thank All the Other Parties Combined Former Premier Asquih Was Elected by Narrow Margin-Andrew Bonar Law, the Prime Minis ter, Was Elected for the Central Division of Glasgow Lady Asor in Plymouth Defeated Captain G. w. Bren- nan, Labor, 1924 to 1O,S31.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
LABoRITEs GAINED 3s
 SEATS N PARLIAMENT

London. Nov. l5 CBy inc A. P).-At ( o'clock this morning the returns in yes toc-day's elections indicated that labor had gained 39 seats in parliament The con servatives were credited with a raia oi l2 seats, the independent liberals with l5 and the Georseite liberals ..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
PRESIDENT EBERT FAVORS
 A PARTISAN MINISTRY
Dr. Wrh's Ksappearance at the Head of a New German Cabinet is Not Regarded as Advisable From Practical Standpoint-President Ebert Believes the New Ministry Should be Composed of Men With Industrial and Eco homie Training.

the radicals are given active part1cipa- ton would be short-lived.
 pr. Wirth's reappearance at the head of new ministry is not rechoned upon as both the socialists and the peoples party consider him no longer available from the practical standpoint.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
KILLED WHEN HIS AUTO
 SI CRASHED INTO A POLE

New Haven. Nov. l5.-wiI.iso oi nos,rt of this city was killed instantly today when his automobile swung off the Nid- dletown road and crashed Into a pole Police report that Bourt was trying to avoid another machine when the accident occurred. Bourt. who was 90 years old leaves his widow and several children.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
KIPLING SUCCESSFULLY
 UNDERGoEs AN OPERATION

London, Nov. Is (By the A. P.).-Rud- yard Kipling successfully underwent an operation this morning.
 This announcement, made this evening, follows this mornings published state- nlent that the noted author was i'll in a private hospital and that 1t might be
 necessary for him to undergo somewhat serious operation.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
PRESIDENT BERNARDEs
 OF BRAZIL INAUGURATEn

Rio Janeiro. Nov. Is (By the A. P.),- Arthur Da Silva Bernardes was inaugu- rated president and Estacio Coimbra vlce president sof Brazil today with the usuai seTemonies in the chamber of deputies. The United States, Argentina and Uru. KuaT ~ers represented by battleships.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
CHILE IS EXPERIENCING
 ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE

Santiago, Chile. Nov. 15.-(By the A. P.)-The authorities at Coquimbo report ed today that a strong earthquake. ac- companied by a tidal wave was experl- enced there at 25 minutes after midnight this morning. No further damage was caused. The population was on the alert, and no casualties were reported
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
SENATOR LODGE REPORTS
 ss.0sO CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

Boston. Nov. 15.-Senator Cabot Lodge distributed $S,920 among various repub- lican clubs and committees during his campaign for reelection, dis statement of campaign expenses filed today at the stateicuse, showed.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
WILL NOT AFFECT THE
 PREPARATIONS PROGRAM

Berlin. Nov. 15.-It is semi-ofhcially stated that the resignation of the govern fnent will not affect the separations pro- gram as expounded in yesterdays note. This, 1t is declared, will be maintained by any future government.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
CALLED PARAGRAPHS
Overcoming Rebels, in Paraguay

Asuncion, Paraguay, Nov. 15 (By the "A. P.)-OhiciaI reports on the status of the revolutionary movement, issued to- day. declare the government is over- coming the rebels.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
vIsCoUNTEss AsToR WAS
 REELECTED TO PARLIAMENT

London. Nov. 15.-Viscountess Astor was elected for the Sutton division of Plymouth.
 The vote was: Lady Astor, conserva-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

The cast Pennsylvania conference of the United Evangelical church. in ses- sion at Bethlehem, Pa. yesterday. to consider the recent merger of the Evan gelical Association and the United Evangelical association, adopted q res r.elution pledginG itself to maintain the United Evangelical church.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

It costs S192.44 to maintain a milking COW for one year declared NJ. D. Jones of the state farm extension service at Lewis ton, Me. at the state dairymen's meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Despondent, friends declare, Nicholas Bergin. former textile mill employe, in Manchester. N. H.. turned on the gas in his room and committed suicide.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Fire which started on the top floor of the University of Montreal did damage estimated at $500,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Mrs. Diva Amelia Primrose, divorced wife of Archibald Bouverie Primrose of New York, was married in London to Brigadier General Guy Livingstone in the registers office, Convent Garden.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

The Granite firm of Alexander Milne, Barre, Vt, signed an agreement with the Granite Cutters union and will start operations next Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

China again will become mistress in her own house" at Kiachow December g or possibly December 1, according to an announcement by Katsuji Debuchi, head of Japan's Shantung commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Spencer Kellogg, 60, pioneer nnseed oil producer and widely known manufac- turer and business man, died suddenly at his home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Monsignor John Bonzano, apostolic delegate to the United States, paid a farewell visit to President Harding, pre- paratory to leaving Washington for Rome where at a consistory meeting December II, he will be elevated to the cardinalate.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Matrimonial agencies and undertaking establishments were fields of investiga- tion in Chicago in the alleged poison plot of Mrs. Tillie Klimek and her cousin, Mrs Nellie -Sturmer Koulik.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Jan Kubellk, the rioIinIst, has been au- thorized by the Czech government to purchase the property in Slovakia owned by Count Albert Apponyi former Hun garian premier.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

The ex-miuistcrs and generals charged with high treason as a result of the Greek military disaster in Asia Minor are now on trial ill Athens.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Tho Remington Typewriter company declared q dividend of SG.50 share. It's first preferred stock and It's first prefer red Series shares.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

William Gibbs McAdoo. former secre tary of the treasury, reported to the DO lice In Los Angeles that while he was attending an automobile show last night his motor car was stolen.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

A parade in which hearse depicting death to the Kansas industrial court was feature, marked the all-day democratic jolliflcation over the election of Jonathan Davis as governor in Topeka, Kansas.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

The Belgian government will demand that the parliament give national guar antee for the foreign loan for the Con- go colony, which will be contracted for with American bankers
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

The independence from ecclesiastical control was one of the important propos- als to be brought before the internal tiona I convention of the Y. M. C. A. opening in Atlantic City, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16

Efforts will be made at the convention of the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy, to obtain the S30,0O0 necessary to complete the Jefferson Davis monument at Fairview, Ky, when finished to be 351-foot obelisk. --
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
DIR. B. M. MEDOFF

Dentist, 644 9th Ave. NJ, wishes to
extend to his friends Greetings for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
MR.. SIMON MESHBESHER
Attorney, 736 Andrus Bldg, wishes
all his friends and relatives year of
Health and Happiness.
MR.. FELIX MOSES
Attorney, 1916 Mcknight Bldg,
wishes all his relatives and friends
Most Happy New Year.
DR.. DAVID PINK
Dentist, 301 LaSalle Bldg, wishes to
extend to his friends and relatives the
Greetings of the New Year Season.
Mr.. BENJAMIN RIGLER
Attorney, 215 Metropolitan Bank
Bldg, extends to all his relatives and
friends Greetings upon the Advent of
the New Year.
DIR. S. ROSEN
Physician and surgeon, 1905 Franklin
Ave., extends his Best Wishes for a
Happy New Year to his friends and
relatives.
MR.. LOUIS SACHS
Attorney, 731 Met. Bank Bldg, ex-
tends to his friends New Year Greet
ings.
DIR. l.. J. WEISBERG
Dentist, 1900 Hennepin, wishes all
his friends Year of Happiness and
Prosperity.
DR.. SAMUEL A. WEISMAN
Physician and surgeon, 1926 East
Hennepin, extends his Best Wishes
for a Very Happy and Prosperous
New Year to relatives and friends.
DIR. LOUIS R. WEISS
practice limited to Extraction of
Teeth and Dental Ex-Ray) 408 Ply
sicians and Surgeons Bldg, wishes
his friends and relatives Year of
Happiness and Prosperity.
MR.. NOSE WINTHROP
Attorney, 254 Security Bldg, extends
to all his relatives and friends Cordial
Greetings upon the advent Of the
New Year.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
ST. PAUL
DIR. J. H. ABROMOVICH

LIN. u. II. ADhOMOV1Cl
Physician and surgeon, 227 Lowry
Bldg, extends his most Sincere
Wishes to his friends and relatives
for a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
MR.. GUSTAVE AXELROD
Attorney, 613 Merchants Bank Bldg,
wishes his friends and relatives
Most Happy New Year.
Mr.. JESSE CALMENSON
Attorney, ia Pioneer Bldg, extends
to his friends Best Wishes for Hap
py New Year.
DIR. M. J. COHEN
Dentist, 518 Hamm Bldg, Fairfield &
Robertson Sts., wishes to extend
to his relatives and friends Cordial
Greetings for Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
DIR. A. C. COUPLIN
Osteopathic physician and surgeon,
SOC Hamm Bldg, wishes his friends
and relatives much Happiness upon
the Advent Of the New Year.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
DIR. S. v. DUDOVTTZ

Dentist, 331 Lowry Bldg, extends to
his friends and relatives the Greet
ings of the Holiday Season.
DIR. IRWIN A. EPSTEIN
Dentist, 4O3 Pittsburg Bldg, extends
to his relatives and friends Wishes
for much Happiness and Prosperity
the coming year.
MR.. H. D. FRANKEL
Attorney, 1415 Pioneer Bldg, wishes
his friends a Most Happy New Year.
DIR. HAL. S. GOLDBLUM
Dentist, 1886 Lowry Bldg, extends
New Year Greetings to all his friends.
DIR. A. GOLOvEN
Dentist, 42O Bremen Arcade, extends
his Best Wishes for the New Year to
all his friends.
MR.. A. J. HERTZ
Attorney, 1908 Commerce Bldg,
wishes his friends Happy New Year.
MR.. SYLVAN E. HESS
Attorney, GIG Pioneer Bldg, wishes
his friends year of Happiness and
Prosperity.
DIR. H. B. HORWITZ
Dentist, 5O4 Bremen Arcade Bldg, ex-
tends to all his relatives and friends
Best Wishes for year of Happiness
and Prosperity.
MR.. ABE I. LEVIN
Attorney, 407 Guardian Life Bldg,
extends his most Sincere Wishes for
a Happy and Prosperous New Year to
his relatives and friends.
DIR. JESSE LEVY
Dentist, 4O8 Bremen Arcade, wishes
his friends and relatives year OF
Happiness and Prosperity.
MR.. SAMUEL LIPsCHULTZ
Attorney, 618 Capital Bank Bldg, ex-
tends Cordial Greetings to his rela-
tives and friends, wishing them
Health and Happiness.
MR.. GUSTAVUS LOEVINGER
Attorney, 7O2 Guardian Life Bldg,
hereby extends New Year Greetings
to all his relatives and friends.
DIR. O. R. MILSTEIN
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon,
331 Hamm Bldg, wishes all his
friends and relatives Happy New
Year.
DIR. JOSEPH REDLER
extends to all his friends and relatives
Best Wishes for Happy and Pros
porous New Year.
MR.. DAVID HI. RUVELSON
Attorney, 1917 Pioneer Bldg, takes
this means of extending to his rela-
tives and friends greetings for Hap
py New Year.
DIR. G. M. STERN
Osteopathic Physician, 421-422 Lowry
Annex, extends to all his relatives and
friends Best Wishes for Most Hap
py New Year.
DIR. LOUIS C. STERN
and
DIR. ROSE STERN
Osteopathic Physicians, Pittsburg
Bldg, wish their friends and relatives
a New Year of Health and Happiness.
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22


ings for Most Happy and Prosper
GUS New Year.
DR.. HARRY A. BAKER
Physician and Surgeon, 3O8 Phys. &
Surg. Bldg, extends Cordial Greetings
to his relatives and friends, wishing
them Health and Happiness.
MR.. CHARLES BANK
Attorney, 728 Mcknight Bldg, ex-
tends his Best Wishes for a year of
Health and Prosperity to his friends
and relatives.
DIR. I. S. BECKENSTEIN
Dentist, 1919 9th Ave. NJ, extends his
Best Wishes to all his friends and
relatives for a Happy and Prosper
Gus New Year.
DIR. R. BENON
Dentist, 1922 Logan Ave. N, wishes
all his friends and relatives Happy
New Year.
MR.. CHARLES EISLER
Attorney, 731 Met Bank Bldg, wishes
his friends New Year of Health and
Happiness.
Mr.. S. FRIEDMAN
Attorney, $50 Security Bldg, wishes
his friends Most Happy New Year.
Mr.. IRVING FRIsCH
Attorney, extends New Year Greet
ings to all his friends and relatives.
DIR. L. M. FRIJCHTMAN
Dentist, 1923 S. 7th St., wishes all
his friends and relatives a Happy
New Year.
MR.. J. A. GOLDBERG
Attorney, 1915 Plymouth Bldg, ex-
tends to his friends the greetings of
the Holiday Season.
DIR. J. GOLDBLUM
Oculist and aurist, 302 Masonic Tenn
pie, extends his Best Wishes to his
friends and relatives for Most Hap
py New Year.
DIR. SAMUEL HECHTER
Dentist, Chicago and 18th ST., wishes
all his friends year of Happiness
and Prosperity.
DR.. ALEX JOSEWICH
Physician and surgeon, TOT PLY. and
Surg. Bldg, wishes his friends Hap
py New Year.
MR.. H. M. JUSTER
Attorney, 1920 Mcknight Bldg, ex-
tends his Best Wishes for a Happy
and Prosperous New Year to his rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. JOS. KAMTNER
Attorney, 315 Met. Bank Bldg, ex-
tends the Compliments of the Holi-
day Season to his friends and rela-
tives, wishing them Happy and
Prosperous New Year.
MR.. A. H. KARATZ
Attorney, 439 Met. Bank Bldg, wishes
his friends Most Happy and Pros
porous New Year.
DR.. HARRY LEVIN
Dentist, 11O1 Plymouth Ave. NJ, ex-
tends his Best Wishes for Happy
New Year to his friends and relatives.
DIR. A. A. LITIN
The American Jewish world., 1922-09-22
MINNEAPOLIS
DIR. O. H. ABRAHAMS

Dentist, 80 Donaldson Bldg, extends
to all his friends and relatives Greet
ings for Most Happy and Prosper
GUS New Year.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
co n NvOCAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Albina- din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal din loc 81 jur, de Il
lua partc la sedinta adunarii ge>
nerale lunara, care Sc va tlnea
pc zirla de II Sept. a. c., in Hala
Soc. 1920 SO. jefferson Str, la
orele $50 p. IN.
La ordinea zilei, pc langa alte
puncte de resolyat, va fl 81 rapor-
tul delegation de la adunarea ge-
nerala a L. S. r.. \. 81 find
accasta unica sedinta mai intere-
santa, rugam pc toti fratii mem
bril- a-si cunoaste chemarea, 81 a
Fl cu totii prezenti. la sus numita
adunare.
In numele Soc. "Albina' va
salutam cu dragoste frateasca.
(213 81 216). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Lumina 81 Progresul
Roman Gu sediul in orasul Wood
lawn, Pa. si-a celcbrat Gu toata
solemnitatea 'Jubileul de 10 ami
de la infiintarea Societatii'' Du-
mineca in ~ August. Gu aceasta
ocazie am avut un rezultat null
tamitor atat din punct de vedere
moral cat 81 material.
Aducem vile noastre multa-
miri, mamei noastre yUniuni, Zia.
rului America, surorilor Socie-
tati, carl ni-au trimes delegati 81
Grapele, cat 81 tllturor surorilor
Societati. carl find in departare
mare nu au putut trimete dele
gait, insa ni-au ajutat pc alta cale,
trimitandu-ne suprasolviri. Pro
gramul au fost urmat in tocmai
cum a fost publicat, afara ca la
Banchct, a urmat vorbiri din par
tea Domnilor reprezentanti, 81 din
partea la toti domnii delegati
earl au fost trimisi de surorile
Societati, fiecare rostit cate
va cuvinte de lauda societatii
noastre. lar la terminarea vorb:.
rel au suprasolvit toti, eat fost
inputerniciti din partea societatii
Gu drag lasam sa urmeze nu.
melc surorilor Societati 81 a dior
delegati, cat 81 suma care supra
solvit-o Societatii noastre.
Tniunea Soc. Romano Ameri-
cane $1,000; Presedintele General
.al Tniunei dl loan Y. Serb $500.
Redactia ziraluui America
$1,000: dl Andrei Popoviciu. sef
redactorul ziarului $500; Soc. u.
IS, Dr.. c. Anghelescu $500: Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
,le lor capata culoritul rozelor de

tcle lor capata culoritul rozelor dc
Maiu.
Cate picioare nu Sc ating ncrvoa
Sc 81 GU intelesuri. Cate zambete
nu fug peste mese promitatoare de
fericiri! Cate priviri scanteetoare
iln iscalesc, in tacere, un contract
de iubire.
Orchestra canta Tango de reve.
Wanda asculta ca pierduta i'll
visuri. Apoi, graf:
Ce multi de cand ii am mai
'dansat!
Prietena sculnpa, ii zise Di-
nu, ti-ar face placere sd lnergi in
seara asta IL un bal mascati
ASH fearte incantatS, nu ca
50 danssz d4r eaas am idee de
cum petrece hills,ta vol, fptr r'un
aaemenca bal.
Ispravira masa ii Dinu achita
sllota.
Trccura apoi, din nou, printre
anesele celonlalti, starnind acelay
freamat de admiratie ca 81 Ia in,
care.
Erau, aproape, orele ullsprezecc.
Ce ma fact Nam masca! ex-
|clama ingrijorat4 Wanda.
M 4 un object de rigoare. Si
apOi frulnusetea contesei Wanda
Pod d0lstzka NJ 4 din acelea ce ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

= doamna divortata, d,
sange slav, GU educatie americana
81 asteapta un print roman ca sa-s
cladeasca un nou camin dupa pof
ia inimii.
81 tot sstfel, Wanda Sc interesa
Gle toate femeile frumoase eel atra
geau privirea, caci sufletul ei err
de-o bull6tate fara seaman.
Cand Dillu incerca Sd . incre
dinteze ca tot ca stralucia prin fru
musete deasupra tutulor, Wanda
Sc fnrosi ca IN copil 81 pleca o
chi in farfurie.
De &c exagerezii IL mustra,
apoi. Ute ce femei frumoase a.
yeti il tara yoastra. De cand sunt
in Bucuresti intalnesc nulpai femei
frumoase.
Wanda ayea dreptate. GA lici-
|odata SC gaseau in seara apta, ii
sala elegantului restaurant cell
mai alese exemplare ale sexulul
frumos, Fenei din ltmea mare
in toyaFasia sotilor, Hetairele cell
mai zen vogue stralucitoare d
tinerete lux ii buna dispozitie
Caci iici uhde frumusetea unei fe'
mel nu reiese mai in relief q dnpi
IA copios ospak eand flacara vii
nnrilor scumpe arde inl ochii frn'
moasalo lor ior obyajjiii, sinli II sbra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

surioarei dior Eugenia Hoffner,
dansa liza asistat la plan in tim
pul cat au fdst pc scena dansand.
Rezultatul accstei mari petrc-
ceri fOst.
nitrate in total. -. $63S.60
Este in total -. ... 1000
VENT curat -. ....... $22o.6O
Inca odata multamim, manner
noastre Uniuni, Ziarului 'Ameri-
ca'', Surorilor societati, Presidiu-
lui Societatii noastre care s'a ma
cajit ell aranjarea acestei> mari
petreceri, la toti fratii mari mi.
mosi Romani, carl au binevoit, a
mai 81 suprasolvi la banchet, eat
81 toti carl au luat parte la Pc
trecere. 81 ii rugam ca 81 pc viitor
sd lie dea tot sprijinul d-nealor.
In numele societatii 'Lumina
81 Progrcsul Roman din Wood
lawn, Pa. Semnam GU toata dra-
gostea.
Toader Comsa, presedinte.
Nicolae D. Comanelia,
prim secretar 81 fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

da nu 0 rivala, 81 un prototip pc
care ar Fl fost fericite sal simta
vibrand in propria lor frumusete.
lCaci, mai erau multc femei fru-
moase in seara asta, in restaurant.
nlsasi Wanda, care nu era de loc
geloasa de frumusetea altora, des-
coperi, in apropierea inesei, nn cap
de rapitoare distinctie 81 excla-
ma:
= Ce frnmoasa Z doamn9 aceea
Gu parul alb ca zapada, Gu tenul
roz ca floarea de persica 81 GU O.
chi albastri ca lin Ger .de prima-
vara. Par car Fl d llarchiza din
vremea Regelui-Soare.
+ sofia generalul1i Gu care
e Ia masa, el inslisi I'M bErbat fru-
mos, suflet de cayaIer 81 scriitor de
rasa,. ii explica Dinu,
Ute, la mase aceea, o blonda
yaporoasa cu ocllil e diamanteie
negre 81 gura mieE si rosie sca .
cireasa. Frumpa.s fence
+ sofia doipnnIai aeela ciyil
lde eleganta .pafisiaIl6. arhiteet
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

perfectle: rusa, polona, franceza,
cngleza, germana 81 italiana. Gu
nose toate article 81 sporturile: pic
ts'ra, pianul, canto, dansul, poezia,
filosofia, literaturile straine, Gala
ria, innotatul, vantul 81 cinemato-
graful. Caci eu pun, mai presas
de frumusetea fisica, frumusetea e.
terna a sufletului. Stunt spiritista
81 cred in viata viitoare.
lata, pc scurit biografia mea.
lnteresanta viata! Stranie
fence! Isl zise in gand. Dinu, apoi,
indrazni so mai intrebe:
Oar, nu mi-ai spus dac al iu-
bit vre-odata?
- Eu II am iubit inca paHa azi.
Barbatii earl m AN cunoscut mai
de-aproape m 'au divizat. Cand
insa All inceput sd devie tirani,
lam alungat, sau lam parasit. H.
nul IA impuscat pentru mine. Al
tul s'a dus singur in primele tram
see u q murit, in razboiu, Gu nulue-
lc meu pc buze. lar, Gel din urlna
zace 81 All intr o casa de nebuni iii
Franta.
Frumusetea nlea fatala. Eu
sufar multi din pricina aceasta. Az
Sres - fiu fericitx ii * fac feri-
oii ii jprul insu, M recoltes, ill-
deS6t dlfefe ii I'M asterp 50
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

Gu spectroscoape extraordinar de
putcrnice, au permis sd Sc stu.
dieze constitutia chimica atmos-
ferei &C sc credea a Fl la fel Gu a
pamantului.
Din cercetarile facute la obser
vator de celebrul professor Hale,
fezulta ca nu Sc gasesci in atmo.
sierra planctei Venus nici urma
de OXYGEN, nici de .vepori de apa
Aceasta exclude putinta umci
vieti ascmanatoare GU aceea de pe
suprafata pamantului.
Va trebui deci sd schimban tnli,
mele planetei care nu mai merM
sa poarte numele zeitei fecundl
tatii.
(Din 'Curierul"D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

calea mea dccat grele lespezi fune-
rare.
Dinu asculta, aiurit, cuvintele
acestei stranie femei ce ca sibila,
ii graia din Cart misterioase 81 in
fricoSatoare.
81, GU eat orizontul &c ca insesi
ii deschidea parea mai acoperit de
nouri, Gu atat soarele unei fericiri
nebanuite i sc arata mai ltminos.
- Daca as ii eu omul visat de
ca? Daca, insfarsit, voiu face-o pc
femeea aceasta sd. iubeasca 81 ca
odata? ST, poate, iubirea noastra
nu sc va incheia Gu 0 lespede fu-
nerar6.
- Ce faci, Sofia, acolo? intreba
Wanda pc femeea ei de incredere ;
care Sc. retrasese. intr' un colt al
camefll.
Curat GU benzina manu.ile
doamnei contese caei Mi-au parut
putin ultragiate pc u varful deges
telor. Te duel Ia mn restaurant de
elitA 81 yreau ca domnita mea -
fie cea mai eleganta 81 frumoasa
din toate feneile ce YETI intslni u
'seara asta aeolo.
Bravo, Sofia, ii rise Dinu. ID
|ai ghicit insusi gandul Il dorints
Elnea.
Yezi, vezi ce dra2it 4 lsn
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ascund sub masca. Ar Fl mn sacr;-

ascund sub masca. Ar Fl un sacri-
legiu!
~ Atunci sd intram asa.
La portile Teatrului National.
sub arcade, Sc 1mbulzeau masinilc
Gu pnfnituri sonore 81 caretele Gu
'armasari nervosi.
Trupuri de fcmei Gu umerii pu-
draft 81 Gu bogate mantouri spriii-
mite, mai multi, pc bratele goale,
Sc iviau la portiera limusinelor 81
dispareau grabite in vestibulul Tha
liei. y
Plante verzi, DECORATIVE, schin.
basera della usa, scarile, culoarcle
81 sala in gfadina de iarna. Mirea-
sma bss1ipli Sc strivia de potopul
parfu1iurilor violente ale .femeilor.
Sgomotnl vocilor, nuxicii 81 vio4
rilor Sc risipea haotic ca sgomotul
unei mari ale. carei valuri se sp&r-
geau, 10 fiecare pas, de noua PEE
reche ce-si factlse intraroa.
Wanda 81 Dinu aruncarli s. ;r,ri-
wire invaluitoare iii sala. SUB ln-
nina orbitoare q lastrurilor, dciur
ilnpreiurul lOiilOr r8dcnu ncl,ilnr
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PLANETA VENUS NU E
LOCUIBILA.

Multa vreme s'a crezut ca pla
meta Venus prezinta aceleasi con.
ditii de viata ca 81 palnantul 81
ca prln urmare pc supratata ei
sunt finite vietuitoarc.
Observatiile recente facute la
observatorul din Mount Wilson