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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
RUSSIANS FURIOUS
At new SUMMONS
Refuse to Attend Meeting To-
day or Deal Separately With
Single Sub Commission
WILL MEET WHOLE BODY
BIZ Associated Press

The Hague. July 1S.-The Russian
delegates refused to attend today's
meeting of the Joint Commission
on Private Property. Instead they sent
a letter to the conference saying they
would attend meeting of the whole
conference or n meeting of the chair
men Of the three sub commissions. but
would not deal separately with any sin
gle sub commission.
The Russian representatives were
openly furious at the manner in
which they were summoned to present
new proposals before the Joint Sub
Commission on Private Property. and
sat up until an early hour trying to de-
eide whether to attend today's meeting
ut all.
They are furious ut the European
experts refusal TO arrange Il general
meeting Of all the leaders to discuss to-
gethcr all the problems before the con
ference and declared that nothing could
be accomplished by holding separate de-
tnched negotiations.
The French delegation has little faith
in the attempt to reopen the conference.
insisting that NJ. Litvinov's letter of
yesterday contains nothing new. They
insist that his letter means that the
Russians will not restore coniiscated
property and will not Talk compensation
until they are sure how much money
they are going to get from abroad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
TRESPASS FINES AGAINST
AIRMEN REVERSED BY COURT
No Law In State to Govern Sailing
Over Property, Judge Rules

PunNsutawney, Pa. July 1S.-By
A. PD--Iudge Charles Corbett yes
terdny reversed the decision of Justice
T.. G. Rowan in the case OF I.ieutrnants
Harold o. Nevin and Francis Smith,
arrested and fined 81 each and costs on
complaint Of O. =. CRUDE. that the
nirmen committed trespass by flying over
his property near here. Judge Cor
bctt placed the costs on the prosecutor
The case before Justice Rowan was
brought under the acts of 1908 Of the
Commonwealth. to trcspass. Judge
Corbett. in reversing the decision,
stated that this act of Legislature con.
tanned nothing regarding flying. and
that the acts of Pennsylvania con.
taincd no provisions governing flying.
Mr.. CRUDE. following the reversal. an
nounced through his attorney. W. h.
Adams. that he would take the case
to second Court of Appeals. and
that. using the case ns Il basis, he
would seek to have bill introduced
before the next Legislature concern :
ing flying over private property and
constituting trcspass.
A great denl of interest in the out
come is being evidenced by flying clubs,
property owners and others.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
LEGION OFFICIAL
QU|zzES EDWARDS
New Jersey Commander In
quires Whether Governor
Favors Aiding Veterans
FORMER REQUESTS IGNORED

Trenton. July 1S.--"If you do not
approve Of New Jersey helping disnb'cc
Veterans Of the World War. please say
so. If YOU are in sympathy with efforts
70 belp these men. let us know ana
take some action
The foregoing expresses in erect n
request made to Governor Edwards by
Joseph -. Sears. department COM
mandpr of the American Legion. in n
communication charging the Governor
with fnilurc even to reply 10 several irt-
tors making requests In behalf oi the
Legion.
Commander Sears was particularly
vcXed at thc failure of Governor Ed
wards to acknowledge receipt OF the
letter sent him last month requesting n
special session Of the Legislature to
consider legislation dcvotin2 rhc re.
maindrr Of the soldiers bonus fund,
amounting 10 $500. 600. to hospital for
disabled soldiers. That. however. was
only one ground Of complaint, other in
stances being cited rs evidence of the
Governor apparent lack of interest in
the welfare OF veterans of the World
War.
The letter of Commanders Sears, in
part. follows.
'Il"f apppaIS tnat nave Dt'n Sent
to Nou by the American Legion have
not met with any response. but II was
my firm belief when ! wrote to YOU
that this pressing matter would receive
your prompt attention and Interest. 1t
has been difficult to understand why all
the requests made to you have been on
tir"ly ignored --. for instance. things
that would have required such small
effort rs our plea that You issue proc
lnmations announcing Amcri"aniZntion
Week and the American Legion Em-
ploymcnt Week for Service Men ard
Women: also our requests for advice
and assistance for many "X-Scrvicc men.
including Il Medal Of Honor Man from
our State. You have ignored each and
every request.
IF you do not approve of our State
helping the disabled veterans who served
in the World War who now are in our
Ov"rcrowdcd State, county and city in
StitutionS. or who are hundreds Of miles
away from home aud longing To get
back 10 New Jersey. pleas" say 30. If
yHi ar" in sympathy with on? efforts
10 h"lp those men, let us know, and
pleas" tax" som" action.
IF YOU think the matter over, | be-
li"vr You will agree with Ihc that either
rs II citizen of the Stare of New Jersey
or ns representative of th" thousands Of
service men and women in the American
Legion my letters of the last six months
mrrited acknowledgement. =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
MORE SETTLEMENTS MADE
Interstate Commerce Commit ssion
Settles Accounts Of 8 Railroads

Washington. July 1S.--Thc Inter-
state Commerce Commission made final
etllcment today with three large rail :
road companies on account OF the Fed
eral guarantee against losses sustained
by the roads during the six months of
lo2O immediately following the suspcn
sion of government operation.
The st. Louis San Francisco. which
the Commission has determined was
entitled TO SJ.3Sj. 40 for the deficits
sustained during the period. was
awarded the balance unpaid Of $3.50, =
440.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande
Railroad was awarded final payment
of SOL .SS5. having received prior
amounts so that the total under the
Government guarantee was approxi-
mately S4lS0O0.
The st. Louis. San Francisco and
Texas. whose total claim against the
Gcyernmcnt for deficit during the six
months was fixed by the Commission
at S314.9GT. wax awarded final pay
mcnt of Sll4.gGT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
AUTHORITY GIVEN
TO ABANDON ROAD
Receivers Of Memphis, Dallas and
Gulf Railroad Cut 80 Miles
OF the Line

Washington. July 1S.--Receivers OF
the Memphis. Dallas and Gulf Railroad
were authorized today by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to abandon
approximately eighty miles of line now
being operated by them in Arkansas.
The principal sections Of road on which
service will be stopped under the or.
der today are those between Glenwood
and Hot Springs, and between Nashville
and Shawmut.
The Arkansas Railroad Commission
presented objections to the application
Of the receivers for the abandonment.
The Interstate Commerce Commission.
however, held today that an attempt
to maintain operations along the Sec
tiOns along the line would make 1t i'm
possible for the railroad system to con-
tinue, but that with these sections re-
moved, the balance of it's system in
Arkansas might be operated with at
least fair chance Of paying expenses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
"SCHOOL" FOR DEMOCRATS
Minnesota Candidates to Take Les.
sons In Campaigning

HlnntapOil& Mlnn. July lS.-(B By
4. P.)-E Edward lndrchus. of Foley,
Democratic candidate for Governor
was the first pupil at the Democratic
"school' for that party's aspirants to
State and United States senatorial
Offices in the November election, which
opened here today.
The various candidates will learn the
latest arguments in political campaigns
from Mrs. Halsey b. Wilson. national
director Of education for Democratic
women, the teacher" for the three day
course.
Mrs. Wilson's subjects today were
the "Principlcs and Policies of the
Democratic Party" 'Thc Tariff and
Women in Politics."
Among those who will take "lessons',
are Mrs. Anna Dickic Oesen. Of Clo-
quet, the party's nominee for the United
States Senate: Mrs. Lillian Gault. If
st. Peter. candidate for Congress from
the Third District. and John X. Conn.
Minneapolis. who seeks the toga now
held by Walter ii. Newton. Republican
Representative from the Fifth Con-
gressional District.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
Raw Sugar Market

New York. July 1s.The raw sugar ma r.
ket developed moderate activity late or
Monday and prices held steady. Cnbas for
July shipment are quoted at ga q and
3 5-1Gc. cost and freight. and for Angus,
shipment 3iac. cost and freight and Porto
Rico at &c, =. |. T. Late on Monday the
American Sugar Refining Compang bouxh,
5000 tons Porto Ricos with outport optior
at &c. c. t.. f.. Operators purcha sed 5000
first half OF August 81 3.3Oc + 0. b., and
5000 tons cuhas for August loading at 2. .32c
T. o b. lmpOrta atlOns included $4,000 bags
'ubRs to American Sugar Refining I'M,
pany. 2O.OOO bags 10 Federal 5000 bags tu
the National and 400 bags t. san DOming0s
enrOute to Canada.
The local rcfu,d mnr'"t Is firm at prices
ranging from G.50c 10 G,GOc. less " per cent
for cash
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
GARDENS DAMAGED BY RAIN
Sunbury and Vicinity Visited by
Heavy Downpour

Sunbury. Pa. July 1S.-Ilcnvy rain
in this section of Northumberland
County yesterday caused considerable
damage. In this city streets ovcrtlowcd
and many cellars were flooded. All
railroad and street car traffic was at a
standstill.
Fields were badly washed and thou
sands of dollars worth of damage was
done to corn and fruits. Gardens were
washed out and many thousands of
tomatoes and cabbage plants ruined.
Peach, and apple growers suffered
severely.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
ENDS LIFE AS WIFE ELOPES
Police Now Seek Woman and Dead
Athletes Best Friend

Chicago, July 1S.--Howarl Meyers,
American participant in the lOl4
Olympic games in Stockholm, who COM
mitted suicide by drinking poison in
Il loop drugstore Saturday, killed him
self because his wife ran away with
his best friend, acpunintances told po-
lice today.
Meyers mother lives in Ithaca. lie
was marathon runner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
Young Woman Hurt In Crash

Betllehem. Pa, July Is. Miss
Christine Malone, nineteen years old. OF
Smith, ran into II ditch at New
burg. Miss Malone has fractured
skull and dislOcated vertebra. Smith.
Miss Elsie II. Fry, Albert Lambert,
~ o. Auentewn, were slightly injured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
BRITTANY BANS FOX TROT
Only "SeemIy Dances" Waltz and
Polka. Allowed

Paris. July 1S.-The inhabitants OF
Brittany have taken n determined stand
against the invasion of fox trots and the
tango. Public proclamn;ions banned
the dances for the Fourteenth Of July
celebrations. as well rs others in public
halls for the rest of the year.
The announcement says only "scrmly
dances would be permitted, and that
only the waltz and polka were included
in this category.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
Sand Deposit Found on State Land

I"'''SOtHS ~ "HEN ID TT StUtl
Highway Department will be given use
of sand deposits in the Buchanan State
forest in Bedford County for concrete
manufacture for bridge and road work
Extensive beds Of sand suitable for
such work have been found in State
domains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-18
Paris Bourse Firm

Paris. july lS.---Prices were firm on the
Bourse today. Three pcr cent rantes, -
francs: = per cent loan ~ francs The Il n.
lar was quoted at II francs 93ia centimcs
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Read the "ad'' on page two.

O. j. Coons, who has been at Shake
pee, Mimi, taking treatment at the
mud baths, for rheumatism, writes
that he is considerably improved.
Mrs. J.. Hammer had some twenty
FIVE ladies in for an evening at Nula-
grand last Friday. A jolly time was
enjoyed.
Miss Marion Smally came out from
Minneapolis during the meek TO ;pe..d
4 few days with her mother. Mrs. Geo.
Teasin.
There was a bundle of laundeled
collars picked up on Main street re-
Gently. Owner can have them by cell
ne at the Hcfaid-Advance Office.
Mrs. George Anderson returned
from the Peabody hospital of Web
ster last Saturday evening, where she
had been for three weeks undergoing
a second operation.
The ladies Aid Of the NJ. +, church
viii meet with Mrs. Roy Smith this
week Thursday afternoon. Hemnin2
and marking of dish towels viii oa the
work Of The hour before refreshments.
Henry Marquette, one Of the old
timers and one Of the solid farmers
q 49,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-01-25
Local and Personal Paragraphs
w. w. Wright was i'll for q few
DAYS Of this week.

w. w. Wright was i'll for a few
days of this week.
A. C. Geer of Crookston, Mimi, is
visiting at the home Of his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Shannon this week.
Editor John Smull of the Summit
Independent, was a visitor in Milbank
last Friday meeting his old friends.
Howard Manchester left Tuesday
for Aberdeen where he will attend the
annual meeting Of the Plymouth
Clothing Co., of which he is a member.
Mrs. H. l.. Nagle went to orion.
vile last Tuesday to enter the hospital
there and undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Harritte L. Fraverd has gone
to spend the rest Of the winter with
her only son and his family at the
Allison Hotel, Cedar Rapids la.
II. O. Breckenridge, ole of the early
day residents OF the county, was here
last week to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. j. N. Stafford. Mr..
Breckenridge is now making his home
at Reeder, n. D.
Gly Stafford, who had been here
from his home in Lewistown, Mont,
during the last illness and decease OF
his father, expects to return to his
Montana home the latter part Of the
week
Arthur Bennett made q "trip ! 0
Lennon, S. D., last Friday, return
ing last Monday. Mr.. Bennett has
land holdings out there in the oil dis
trict and the outlook for good returns
look rather favorable.
The friends VI Attorney George Ri<
viii tc pleased to know that ha
improving nicely jnce his 1tlrn
from Rochester,, Minn, where ta un-
dc2went an operation. However "A
Win probably bo otaa months hcfoi
lie y fully himself again.
rba -s-.s, ra.n tha,,oht y.cll N,
at-o \. ts.t. ar ,aai ,ulafo,. ,eqtbsr
.l,ai,a A.. ,.sar. a~d la-t ea4,, 4da.
.,rro4 III oo,l Lila thi4 oay ,f I
aa,-rn "a l,,,. .ba r,arrf.v aa,e.
down TO 10 telaR Sunday night, but
II has hceu God@ratinG ever -.n2e,
H., 1- u.a,,7s, n,,-frg ~ Aha.
..4.-- po-.of.-+ .oo.,+,- ~ +ho 49,.
rs,.r.n ,,.o r,if-r.;,o of
oT,4.l. D-o..d-.t mr..
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--.,. u, >4 c,o,.7o ,nla~so,.
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nilsson. p~l,,, +. na,4-4 rgi3-t aefog-
e.. r.~4-,-.J. 4. ;r,.ss na4a IN
IT. - .-;+io, Nth 40 uo,,fobar
2,.o Er,o,i,n
N'S. george lal4et >-'3 anu 'ts
IaalfeS Miller ''i$i~lui'E f>l@'ssi-
CT Two ooz2t menus TO- ,H"iSO"f
evening at uts#. ~hiS89nstalo I1"h'-.
Nol2-gt2f' WIS pialeo ana MES va
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31

- Lasa-ma meme Sidsa. Stu 81
eu, ce mia rinduits Dumnezeu.
Vol stiti, 81 va laptati, iar moi,
ga 50 va partam d. grije dnpa
.ee cadet. AtaAa stin.
Mergea. si de astA data BIZ
Ian Il nastru insinte. Moi dupa
xlanslll. Vazuram odatx sayoiul
de sanae pc hains lui Dar el maj
sari odata, Do dona ori ea calul
ii mai izhi do vre-o douS sri GU
iapaila. naf atunei 70 1Atoarse,
MOI iarasi dupa dansal. A gan.
dit pc semae, 81 . losit. Ne i'm
pa6ntarSm pintenii N panteeele
Ieaihr q hai! 60 v4nteaaelc,
Dar spadele ne erAn tot % d
ssaspra eapetslor. VarvsFii - in
desaiaa tot mai naat spre noi
Cum An seapat, - stie bunal
pnnheaens Mis ira pare. CT MIC
IN ! a1ost ai1Ssa, ei naMsi 81 via.
Sliii sA nssan dsnpxsti4, a. Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31
BANDITIsMUL DIN
SATU-LUNG.

l. Negustorul Costea este atacat
de cativa secui bogati carl apoi
Sc fac stapani pc pravalia sa. =
| ID Costea M. loan, negustol
din Satu-lung, s'a prezintat az.
tazi in redactia noastra 81 ne-a fa-
cut urmatoarea declaratie grava
I'm ziua de % Dec. a. G. san
kprezentat in pravalia mea Bodega
Costea. d-nii Nope Istyan, Miklo>
Pista, Kope Ianos 81 Honig Ro-
bert 81 plntonier de iandarmi
EHofner 81 mi-au propus sa wand
kbOdega, artlneandll-mi pc teighea
1000 lei. Nu ne-am inteles la tirg.
E,Atunci am fost atacat Gu I'm bri-
kceag ilpehis, lovit in tampla 81
mi-am perdut cunostinta.
Cand m am sculat, fusesem a.
fruncat afara din pravalia mea.
Eagresorii facandu-se stapani CT,
Eforta. Au fnchis bodega 81 au pus
Faacate.
In pravalie am actele mele
haine 81 banii, fntreaga mea averc
Am reclamat imediat autorit;,
tilor. Parchetul din Brasov S;
Compania Gle jandarmi au da
Ordin sd Sc ancheteze imediat
eazul 81 in doua zile sd Sc pre-
ANTE procesele verbale incheiate
Gu toate acestea, seful postului
de jandarmi nh Sc misca 81 sacuii
snnt All stapani cu forta pc ave.
rea mea 81 Ell am ramas pc dru-
muri.
Unde traimY &c Sc va faca
maine GU viata noastra, nu stim %
Am dat declaratia asa cum MIA
fost facuta. Intrebam la rindu-ne :
!Ce mas,,ri san lnat in acest caz
revOltator 81 cum Sc pot petrecc
Fastfel de fapte bazbuzucesti fara
sanetiuni aspire date imediat?
Asteptam raspllnsnl celor in
|drept - 81 vom reveni.
(Din 'Gaz. Transilvanipi's).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31
(Urmarel.

- Sal lasam fca sa doarma.
Sannlsl acesta e bum 81 yeti We,
dea, ca are si scape. Sa mimi
zieeti mic Mnasa Rnsalina, daoa
nh va scapa. Rama g adanca STA
ours sange multi. Alta primejdie
nu Q. Sidea raspunse repede.
Ce spui, babo, cd nu e pris
meidie2 Asia iarna am lovit un
gligan, char aga cum playa
aceasta. HI, &c crezi, ca, mia IA.
cut gligsnuli A mai mers vre-o
zece pasi q meraea feara turbata
drept ratra Balkan. Oar clnd d
fast Ia zece pasi a cazat. zici,. "a
M . primejiie, babel Mn, zSu
e4ci . oprit,o voia ees mare I l,ii
Dannszs,l % sk mn fie, si mn 4
peatru ca Moi Balan \ nostrp
M do aseia, p eari = ! rapuni
\ intApdt dturk. vi Cs 4tii n babs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31

I Ifost exploatate, all fost provo
cate.
Vagoancle carl trebliau sd le
duca bucatica de paine au luat
alte dramnri. Cele ce s'au rata
cit 81 all aiuns ia Mnnte au fost
supra incarcate, nu atata ell bu-
cate, cat .cn taxa de comisioanc
81 Dumnezeu Sfantul mai site cu
cate adausuri la pretul de cum.
parare.
An luat alt drum Gu graul CO.
misiei de Aprovizionare 81 nu s'au
mai reintors niciodata vagoanele
No. 541O3 de 10000 kgr.
No. 1852 dc $4,000 kgr.
/ No. 11440S de 5000 kgr.
No. 12sO0 de $1,000 kgr.
No. 1850 de $4,000 kgr.
No. 4495 de $4,000 kgr. la 10
Februaric 1921. 4
No. 1o2oe7 de $4,000 kgr. Ia II
Februarie 1927.
No. 37O47 de $4,000 kgr. 81
No. 14075 de 5000 kgr. la Is
Fe'brnarie 1921. u
S4au facnt probabil faina 81 ca
faina orbulu: san das... la Fried
mann, in Cluj, graul, ST.. sa se
caute la cine e.. beneficiul.
81 cate alte vagoane nu s'au
ratacit pc drumuri pierdute. Dc
aceea nu paine in Tara Motilor.
81 g seumpa, de mama focului.
Facolo unde Sc mai gaseste pentru-
ca fost nevoita sa poarte multe
take 81 legale, dar mai ales de
pricopseala.
Au fost nenorOcite de vagoane
de gran, m,hte la nuhar, carl au
trebuit sd suporte schimbarea de
stapan in judet in forma de
urcare simtitosre la pretul de
distribuire.
/ 81 toate an fost pnse Ia eontri-
butte pentru fonduri marturisite
81 nemarturisite.
Sau infiiAtat fohduri pc buca-
tura flamanzilor, din carl sd Sc
|plateaSca ceaiuri de prezentare
in societate; sd Sc acopere goli
|cianea morala, 81 sa fie .astupat;
'gnra hnnului simt.
DE aceea nu an paine motif 81
Iaceea putiaa cata q, scumpa
mama focului.
Turda, la 3 Ianuarie 1922.
DR.. Ion Roeriu.
(Din "Infratirea").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31

multi asa? Cat pc ce sc va trezi 81
va simti, ca are putere, Sc va
ridica. S'ar putea sd zaca ell,
cand armele zinganesc pc ziduri' ;
Balan! Imi pare, ca il vad cum
vrea sa 81 slnnlga spada din teach
81 are sd sc arunce in urdie. 81 ce
are sa mai faca, saracut de mine !
Leru curma vorbirea osteanu-
lui caMlnt.
- Sal lasam acum sd doarma.
Moasa Rusalina 81 Gu Sinza ii vor
purta de grije. Moasa Rusalina
va aduee burueni bune de leac, il
vor obloii, il vor griji, cum vor
sti ele mai bine 81 Dumnezeu nil
va scapa de perile, ca sa I mai
avem intre moi la, viteiii 81 la zile
bune.
Dupa &c trecura intr alta o.
dale, Leru zise catra al sci:
- Sa va spun de ce a whit So
lia de astazi. A petit-o pc Sinza.
S'au trezit prea tirzin insa. 81 tot
dc vreme de s'Ar fl trezit cum, 80
Daamne nu ma hasa - asi Fl dat
ell varvarilor - odor de fata
mare! /! Nu ~ Fl vrut niei tn, fata
inca. ksa ef ~ iFWi
Pc cineytat&i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31
Asc,llta Sihleane. Oamenii

ASculta Slnleane. Oamenll
tn til cunosti mai bine 81 vel stl
pc cine sd trimiti. Sal povatu
esti, cum sa umble, ca sd umble
GU folos. Dale cimpoi unora, ca
sa sc imprietineasca mai de graba
varvarii Gu Ell. Pc altii ii lnzes-
treaza iarasi altfel. Ce sa ii mai
spun9 EST tn mester in treburl
de aceste Vel face cum vel pu-
tea mai bine.
Leru tacu. Tacea 81 Sihleanu
Taccau toti. Din odaia de alaturi,
in care zacea Balan, Sc parea, eli
Sc aud gemete. Leru. pasi catra
use. Fulvia 81 'Moasa Rnsalina
erau plecate presto pat. Leru sc
apropie 81 intreba:
S'a trezit?
A bolborosit vorbe neinte-
.lese, mai multc gemete erau,, de
cat vorbe. 81 s'a intins. Dar acum
rasufla mai bine.
Vazfnd numai fete innourate: !:
pc Sinza umplut-o frica 81 in
cepu a ofta.
Doamne Dumnezenle, nu II
lasa NORTH, ci i scapa. Mama !!
f greu ranit tata-socrui e ranit
de moarte!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31

I'm strigat desnadajduit stra.
batut tara: strigatul motIlor, carl
NOR de foame.
Ingrijorarca a cuprins inimele
celor buni 81 rusinea ne-a imbu-
jorat obrajii,, ca eli, mandria noas-
ira, strajerii neadormiti al visuri-
lor indraznete, hptatorii gaia
oricand pentru a aprinde focul
hptelor desrobitoare, au ajuns
sa cnnoasca chinurilc foamei in
Romania Mare. !.
Atata ne c mangaerca, cd nu
Tara 1or'' Scumpa e vinovata
ca M All 0 bncatura.
Saracia lor, necazlll lor, an
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31
= Z ranit greu, flea mea. Dar

II IdIlil SItu, lICd JiIcu. iIdl
e bun Dnmnezeu 81 va .scapa.
Sarmanul tata.. Vol nu
vreti sami spuneti, dar vad seu
din fetele voastre ca G i'm primeJ-
die. 81 tare ma tenn, ca nu va
scapa.
Sa, nu te, mai aud vorbind
asa. mustra Leru. Ori nu teal
crescent tn tot Intre Oameni vitcji
de oasteo 81 n 'ai mai vazut playi
adanci, carl s 'au vindecat EN- ajll-
torul lui Dumnezeu? Aeeasta "a
noastra, sd ne cnrga sangela,
cand ne-a lovit spada dusmana.
Oar Sc opreste de ia vremc 81
cnrgerea sangelni, 81 presto, pla-
ga Sc TRACE scoarta. M ii dau
nici saptamana cuscrnFui 81 arc
sd fie Ell moi pc ziluri. Flea mea,
nu moare omul nnnai lac asa, ca
o musca.
eva nrma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-31

eautaM . ajunge la Cetatele mai
iAainte de a ajunge varvarii. Dar
am ajuns de odata Gu Ell. Ba, au
ajuns ei char mai inainte cn
ceva. Ne-am aruncat in mUlocul
ler, ca sd ne facem drum. Moi -
o mama de oameni. De eli eran
negre deahlrile 81 vale 81 Sc adu-
nau mereu spae moi. Suflat-am
moi din coarne, doara ne vor anzi
din Cetate!e. Oar cine putea sa
ne inteleaaa prin atata toi, ce
eraY... Asa s'a intamplat ce We
deti. Cand ne-am intors, vedeam
moi, Oh Balan Sc face tot mai alb
81 slabeste. MOI am Fl vrut sd ne
OpriRl, ca sa le9am rama. Oar Ell
nn ne ddea ragaz. Spunea ca nu
!. il ipseste mimic 81 cd MI vreme
de Sc lecAire, caei ii aducem pc
varyari pc urmele noastre. 81 dc
AHA )puteam Sd ne tinem dupa
dSnsal cu eaii nostri, aga alerga
lfnsinte.. Varvarii ni-au perdut
arWa. lar moi am ajuns. Eli! Oar,
asa ostean! Gu asa ON sa te duel
|Hana vel iegi afara din lume. De
|siar Fl dat sufletul, el tot ar fi
ms q mn il lipseste mimic. lar
aeum, gfAditi, cd are s. xaca