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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

TO say OF ones footwear "ThQy
came from tho WHlk-Ovor Boot
Shop, Ala South Main rs truly
compliment 20 onc's Judgment Of
accepted style, fine quality, and
right price values, for these attrl-
butos are an characteristic OF
Walk-Over purchase. / hope you'll
find time this very week my
friends, to see their presentation of
the newest Fan models In appalling
variety Of line and color.
According 20 the present indlCa-
,iOns, II will he II great season for
bows; they viii bc placed az all
points Of the anatomy: az the back
IN the style of the sos: or I'm the
manner OF the Japanese; In the
front. In thnt the the ancient
Egyptians; and at one side I'm the
style Of anything one likes.
Camilius Johnson is displaying at
East Sixth, captivating hat styles
that viii nCCcutuntc the charm of
your fall attire. Especially intrlgu-
ing is her collection OF Vogue hats
that were shown at the Hotel Agtor
during the Now York Fashion Show.
Ideal for street frock ~ a short
Jacket Of matclassc hcltcd about the
''il'7 WIN 'F'A a. NAiH'Fg VI Nl'N "
dress.
Those cndcaring expressions go
Characteristic Of loved one Of
your family. mothers can be urtis-
| tically embodied i'm photograph
taken at the Ycttcr studio, 22l Ha-
YER Bldg.
Many bags and envelope purses
appear Ia the shops, made Of me
tnllic beads Ia bright COlUrs with
the pattern developed In black bead
/ tracing.
Like n thief IN tho night comes
gray hair stealing away womau's
youth and beauty II this situation
| IS yours you win find comfort In
| the information that Mrs Leach
/ mans Hair and Beauty Parlor, n
| East Flfth, can not only restore the
/ color of your hair by lnoctu-Rapid
| but can also stimulate and health
/ fly your scalp. Have n confidential
| chat with her soon.
Selecting your wall paper for fall
/ decorations? Bear In mind that
striped papers give an effect al
| height aud hence are useful IA n
/ low w-cCilinECd room. g'Wo-tOned pat
terms are best for bedroom ana liy'
Ing room
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

itics that determine shoe character.
You have the opportunity Co.,, also,
hose for every costume lu the uDW
est and most desirable shades,
\ Satin-faCcd Canton crepe.
MOily-O T. very popular FOR autumn
and has been developed I'm new ana
interesting ways, among which sat
in stripes aud shadow plnlds are
prominent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Elaborate long wells are made
with embroidered bottoms to facili-
tate draplng. The short nose veil
is worn with small drapcd turbans.
In making our preparations for
winter, we should not overlook that
important duty Of having our eyes
thoroughly examined by Or. Ang-
stretch at HeilbrOn5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

"Iye had many
faClalg but never one
20 wholly invigurat-
ing as this I've Just
received" / heard a
woman remark in the
DeleCta Beauty Salon
after Miss Sihle had
given her a New
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

My visit to the Dcmorest this
week was indeed a genuine delight
for never aid I behold such an cx-
elusive collection VI Autumn dresses
so fascinating in color and effects.
extraordinary In style motifs, and
excellent in fabric quality as they
are showing delightfully."- apropos for
every occasion. You viii bo thrilled,
particularly, by their charming inn
ported dinner gowns
Some of the new dresses worn by
the dchntantcs and younger women
are mndC on Cbcmlsc lines. long and
loosely bcitcd, which the coiffurc of
ringlcts give the French doh effect
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Dame Mode sure -
.ly exercised Her ut
most artistry In de-
signing the ravish -
ing black velvet hats
for dress. and color
ful felts for sports
wear on display I'm
Mrs. K. ". FarriOr 8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
State Society
WEIGH

Miss Loreg Conrad ot vints visited
the high sch6ol Monday
Roy Hendrix OF Kansas City was the
guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Hendrix, the past week
Milan Wrinkle and Floyd nooten have
entered tne university at Norman
Mt. and Mrs l.. n Tyson we're guestH
Of Mr.. Tyson's mother at Carthage. Mo,
sunday.
nen Ysdon ot Vinis spent IN. w.ck-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

tention' however. Is n splenaid col
lection OF sweaters in vari-colored
styles ana sizes, ranging In prices
from t345 on up. And who ever
heard OF n boy that had too many
sweatersl
Not altering in tho essentials the
Hines OF gowns for the coming sea-
son, French creations OF Fashion
turned their minds TO the accom-
piislIing Of new and smnrs details
developed IN "a variety OF fabrics aud
trimmings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Rcgretfully do
we watch { h g
flowers in our
gardens wither,
Yet, at the same
time. we should
consider our
selves extremely
fortunate in haV-
n & Clar k :
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

How quickly time Is passing! Sep
tcmber finds most of my readers,
I'm sure. quite busy preparing their
homes and wardrobes for winter.
I'm wondering II you have given
your valuables tho thought that IL
necessary Tor thelr\ preservation.
House breaking In a common Oc-
curance In winter, no It seems TO me,
the wisosi provision is TO place your
important papers jewelry, keep
snkes and silver IN safe deposit
box at the First National Bank.
The charge IL smau
Long skirts are responsible. with
out n doubt, for tho return OF the
high heel. which, ip turn, demands
the lislc and silk hose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

No time Ike the
present, fair readers.
for selecting your fan
hats. YOu.ll he charmed
with the plIuuut and
clever creations every
one 80 Individual I'm
limo and ensemble
that ! saw al the Min -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Method Facial, Why not mike your
appointment for one this week?
Cedar 1881.
Usually accompanying evening
frOcks are long feather fans, and
beautiful hcnddresscs or gnrlands
worn low ON thc forehead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Hearken, renders
% mine. 10 this de-
lightfui Information;
IN my travels about
town, ! discovered
at the Williamson
Clothing company.
204 South VA n
street, "A most ap 70
pcnllnE variety Of
hose fashionable
Hart Schaffncr &
Marx coats for WON
en- Every model is
q combination of the
finest all wool fab -
rlc, smart, ca 4 Y
style lines, and ex-
quisite tailoring In
W IN e N carefully
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Experience has taught
ls to anticipate with
pleasure the season X
newest fabric offerings
II the Plants-Abrams SILK
: o m pany, 409 South
More gorgeous than
ever Is this years cOllec-
tiOn OF volyots, crcpes,
rhlffOns, ana brOcades in
the lOyellest Of yariatiOnsl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

who does not desire in the damp,
cool days the delightful sensation Of
dreaming dny-droams before the
ruddy light of n glowing fire. You
mny have this pleasure along with
that OF having your house evenly
heated when II ia not vet cold
enough to use your furnace or when
1t is not working adequately VI you
equip your home WITH the Huiuph-
rey Radiant fire, y mnrvelSlsly
beautiful gas fire that operates on
very low gas pressure, found a.
the VI. G. Hale Hardware company.
There's a size and style Of Radiant
flro to meet every requirement
From n sanitary standpoint, It has
the added advantage Of leaving the
afr fresh ana pure. the walls ana
furniture about It FREQ from ashes.
Convenient, isn't II, 10 have an
evening gown whose removable
sleeve slips off IKE glove?
Hostess 10 bridge club soon?
Mako II "A novel ana enjoyable oc-
Casion by entertaining NJ the Ten
cup Inn, III West Fourth. Mrs
Baldwin has n wealth of ideas for
decorative schemes nnd refresh
ment service appropriate for uu-
uumn affairs.
With "A tailored dress ~ tricotinc
aud small. tailored hat Of velvet
velour, or satin, thc happier choice
Of footwear would bc strap pump,
showing IA fiat or Cuban heel
Miss Lair at the Dcmorcst invites
your attention TO Ecr allurlnE au-
tumn array Of now style gracca In
millinery ns conceived hy master do
signers both here ana abroad.
What woman who hns ruined
many nm afternoon frOCk az thratcr
or concert VIII not thank fate for
such n hCnvcn-scnt fabric ~ HClio-a
1t SIX ana cashmere inyc;!n' tia;
has the miraculous quality Of being
iArAl.Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

wait little. Look at your sons
happy facet Isn't it more worth
while 10 sing for him than FOR all
the others put together"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

A shop OF specialists
n the Rose Marinello,
22 West Fifth. includ-
ing: Miss Reubens. eX
pert marccller N d
hairdrcsser; NJ isa
Weaver. face and scalp
expert; Mrs. Dunlap,
artist I'm hair-tintlng
and restoring; an d
Nfrg Todd. manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

The first Paris collections show
that three silhouefies predOminatc:
Straight, slender lines for street;
circular or inset godcts, and draplDg
for afternoon or evening,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Unll m II a q
are the beau
tiful things
Milady ca n
make II she
attends I n @
daily free les
sons IN Denni-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

The woman who appreciates the
qulntesScnCo Of good taste I'm her
apparel surely could not imagine
planning her fan wardrobe unless
she included selection from the
wonderful FUR creations nt tho gu-
snnnc, Sinclair building. Filth and
Main. How she win rovcl tea, IN
their adorable handmade ncgllgees
ana underwear In Crepcs and other
favored materials Of the model
4 fashion prophet hnth dccrccd.
Tho hip-lcngth Jackets viii he
much worn this winter with sports
COSTUMES aud afternoon silk gowns
The furs used for them win be
principally Hight CnracuI. mole
Hudson seal, brondtall and summer
CrminC."
Just think what n wonderful
privilege Il would be TO hear the
Eront Muratore In his rich. vibrant
tones sing hisSreatost trlumphs for
you every day. In tho yenr--if you
80 desired WITHOUT any cxorbitnnt
expenditure Of money on your nnrt
This 10Y may be yours. likewise tho
opportunity of listening TO many
other famous concert and operate
stars n you purchase for your home
u pntho Actuclle-the stellar pro-
duction Of the Photographic world
at tho Exclusive pathe Shop, 20i
East, Second.
OF course correct skating toggcry
/ IL demanded by the college girl
SlSnN or Krlmmcr will make the
/ fur coat size will wnnt inexpensive
] too.
You know, folks. I'vo told you
/ about tho witchiug "Winaomc Wan
/ d1" aprons boforc-well, Mliady's
| Hat Shoppc, Second and Cheyenne.
| is offering special prices on these
[ lovely hand made "dainties' TO make
room for the now black Fnteen
knicl,cr suite for Milndy's household
wear Mrs. Reidy has ordered NY,
how ! do wish you could see, nlso.
tho adorable hat models she per-
sOnallv designs ana executes In the
seasons richest rnbricsi
slippers for dny wear Rrc ornn-
mCntCd with an elaboration that
past seasons sanctioned only for
evening use.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

son handicraft at Ftcll's Stationery,
sos South Main.
Novel for the little tots nrc cor
durOy hats, which turn up all
around ana arc trimmed In yarn
embroidery on the under side of the
brIm.
Since the first decrees OF good
taste require, mother. that the
clothes Of the schoolgirl must never
lapse from the smart standard OF
extreme simplicity, you will be
greatly pleased, I'm sure, with the
beautiful warm wool MILDLY suits
for children from to II years ]
noticed at the Mary Jane Children's
shop, East Sixth The very latest
conceits in hats and coats I'm styles
that enhance the personalities Of
their youthful woarors may be
found here, too.
Very attractive. I'd say. are the
new pctticOats trimmed I'm chain
stitching that follows more or less
Persian motifs which are partiCu
larry effective when half concealed
by accordion plcatlng.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

That Dame Fash
ion has given very
particular thought
toward obtaining
enduring qualities
and clean -cut style
lines I'm boys cloth
ing this season Is
evidenced in the
pleasing display of
suits, caps. coats.
and every garment,
practically. Of which
no has need. IN the
Juvenile Department
OF May Brothers.
212 South Main.
claiming the moth
cr's immediate at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

An the requisites for an
effective cuifiuro may b"
found al Miss Foote'S
Mlrlucllo Beauty Parlor,
10 West Fourth a Hh1W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

A bit OF news, folksl
ltae's style Shop. sol
South Main. is unpack-
Ing box after box-di-
rect from New York-of
captivating styles in
frocks for both miss and
matron. Their prices
arc bt surprising moder-
alton for they know that
she who buys economi-
chlly md goes hor way,
returns to buy n froCk
ngaIn another daY."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Madamolselle will find
Just the quiet exclusive
ness and expert service
she needs at the Elite
Beauty shop, 2ll Haver
Bldg. Inccto hair-dyeing
is their specially. Usage
1910.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24


Bynum Bldg, in this line OF work IS
a positive guarantee Of satisfaction,
All CLOCKS may be called for and
delivered. Cedar $50,
Y A few tailored skirts have
slightly drapcd top. ana open on
the side In CrOss-Oycr effect, For
the afternoon the skirts, while re-
malnine long, are often narrow at
the bottom.
Thoroughly modern 10 the veriest
detail. the Upton studio, invites old
and new patrons 60 visit them at
their new location, 209 Alexander
Bldg. In all OF their Photography
you'll find tho unconscious grace
caught by the artist behind the
camera especially pleasing. the N
ished art OF the picture unusual,
"When It comes 10 hats" Says
Valaska Suratt, II lose all sense Of
numbers. They are decidedly my
hobby. / like extremes, either the
very small hat, or the exaggerated
large ones. My latest acquisition Il
of black velvet that has low
crushed crown. brim Of unusual
width, and absolutely devoid OF
trimming"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

NbN'h hiNAiaNA htJs
Don't you want 10 install n private
pool In your home MI Ecady for win
ter spOrts2 One like the one I was
prcvcicgcd 10 visit recently might
suit you. large sunkcn pool lined
with blue MOSAIC, gave nm appear
hncc nf great depth. Lotus lilies OF
"nncrc" flOated Ia the water and
grcnt fIncons Of Persian blue glass
held secret perfumes.
The last wore; .H Sweet Things
expresses the reputation Candyland,
4l0 South Main. has gained for
Itself. Their candles possess that
delicate flavor which only the purest
Of ingredients can give: their
lunches are the business girls boon;
their refreshments just what you'd
like for your matinee party. and
their service-woll. isn't II enough
10 quote their motto, The GUS
I toner In always right"
Wide brlmmcd hats OF velvet are
one OF the most delightful offerings
Of the year. Small suede hats Hlatly
trimmed with grosgrnin or suede
ribbon, odd quilts, or birds are very
much favored. Another interesting
millinery feature ~ the fur Int
trimmed with flowers.
The use Of homstltchlng and
piCotiug In an feminine apparel.
/ likewise household linens and hang
/ inps is an established custom. Your
greatest concern IS 20 lind a place
whore quality Of work exccls- that.
OF course, Is the White Sewing Ma
chine company 2l3 East Third.
/ Dress occasions stlIl require the
black or white Kid gloves In iG or
N 4. In
bc confined to the shorter gloves.
Getting comfy ~-s,-
for winter? Re ITf4i'HtN
member that j. ttalrHH3S-,
Golden Of me the lugh NsSNf
company personally ~ sei-@~S~
/ supervises all fur. Nh .-..s,,,ssssAI'
niture repairing and E,gs1rI3
restoring. cedar S
| 943 or Usage 1890.
Even the costume jewclry seems
TO have robbed tho rainbow OF aus
cu!u-irg Necklaces, bracelets and
carrlngs all possess brilliancy un-
cqualcd In previous seasons.
Adorable for the autumn bride IL
a wedding gown OF white velvet with
IA drnpcd front ana velvet side
pnncls beaded IN pearls and crystals.
The train from the shoulder To the
whist line is of chiffon, while from
the line of orange blossoms around
The waist Il is OF velvet with APP
plqucd orange blossoms.
849a2aAan7 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

poo that leaves tho hair soft and
sllky a. marcel that's . dream,
cvrry needed piece Of hair goods
reduced boy the way ana the latest
secrets iu hair dressing
In planning your ncw furnishings
Tor the bedroom. remember It's fore
most fuuctiou--tbnt Of. promoting
sleep. II should possess tho fundn-
mental requirement OF rcstlulncSs
with tho added interest Ot well
chosen furniture ana a harmonious
color scheme.
! found tho branch shop OF the
NcCoc's. ans South Main, q most
charming place nUd brim fun OF new
Ideas Boo gifts party helps. and greet
ing cards.
Perhaps by and by your car will
include u specially built pocket Tor
n little motor purnsoi that has b'ch
devised. with the approach OF n
shower, the pnr1-ol can be- removed
from the pocket. unfOldcd. and
ample protection viii bc afforded
Beautiful hair IS s=s~
5;e 7; 5:a 1,..i'.:;5 $.:5 :ss s:s.:: s@5 81 3\
for your own by NJ
having marcel y 4
that can't 30 sur
passed, or n per- 4--
mancnt wave that won't come out
II done the Frederick way AT the
New York Hair shop and Beauty
parlor.
Some Of the newest fans are OF
black laco with insets Of hand
1 painted parchment that show minia'
ture scenes OF quaint designs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
Convenient, isn't H., TO have an
evening gown whose removable
sleeve slips off IKE n glove?

M!gs Lair at the DcmOrcst invites
your attention to her allurinE au-
tumn array Of now style Eracca In
millinery M conceived by master do
slgnorg both here and abroad.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

son handlCraft 0t FIcIITs St1tIOnorYI
sos South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Coat collars are, ns n rule, high
and wide. and may bc Of fur alone
or combined with fabric. Coat
sleeves are extremely long and varl-
Ously shaped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Getting comfy
for wiutcr2 Re
member hat j.
Golden OF the Nigh
4 TT Cpholsteriug
company personally
supcrviscs all fur-
niture repairing pnd
restoring. Coo q "a r
943 or Usage 1890,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-10

FLOT Ell
AMERICANA

WASHINGTON, 10 April. -
Oficialitatea-presedintele, minis.
trul flotei DENLY 81 admiralitatea
ST congresul sunt angaiati in
tr'o lupta referitoare la redueerea
personalului flotei. Congresul
vrea ca sa voteze bnget numa1
pentrn $1,000 oameni, lar oficiali.
tatea spune ca este necesara men.
tinerea $4,000 oameni la flots
State!or Unite. ca numai asa s'al
putea satisface proportiei de ,5-5-3
Tn cazul cand Camera ar vota bu
get numai pentru $1,000 oameni
Statele Unite ar fl in al treilea 10,
ca putere navala.
Discutia asupra bngetnlui VI
porni All in Camera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-10
Bonusu| So|dati|or

CAND egea bonusuui-egea care dspune recompensarea
so1atilor carl servit in tmpu rsboiuua fost votat
la 81 trmsa la senat, prezcea ca rece mu
tmp pance Senaul ua in discute dacd oprita
nante de de carc presedntele Harding precum
mai fost opa oaa Preedntele este ospu recompensarci
mnstru Gle nnte Mellon vede deslegarea ches
tei decat prin din cetaenlo Or taxa noua
nsemna greutae nesuporabla acum cnd attic mloane
,e famii sufcra din calza crize ndustriae
Recompensarea sodaor s'ar puea face din alte
Tecum ndcat mai multe zare 81 spuso 81 moi
Sal despagubeasca acei earl in pu rasboulu profltat
de mpre ur5re extraordnaresefii ndustrilor rerese
tantii marclor capaluri.
Literary Dg ges din April 1922 aduce nse cartoane
foarte caracterscc pentru chestia bonusului
Unu representa- vaca al cdre trup este harta Statelor
Unite satu Texas formnd ugerul e Capu Ell este acopert
paarie representa- conrbuablu. Capolul repre-
laptire Langa jigarita-care mugeste Gu
vntee 'Iarba mai pc vrenur sta fermier
representa- pc Uncle Sam atand sanga spre vac
lar in dreapta lui nnd artecertificatul bonusulu
intne unu soldatel susariu in mana, gaia de
Il mulge
Cartonu representa- foare bne prerea guvernuui fata
Ge proecu de lege doae fmosel in senat. Naca este
igrita de une sa mai mulg lapte cnd iarba grasa
cand muncorii stau mionce, nacvi famanzi de attic
lui fara de lucru.
Natural, nu mai pot cetaenii lipsit Sa ta-
nsa ace earl facut mioane-foare mute mioane
din rasbou Aee carl reazat prouri enorme, sa pa
easca nalnea congresuu 81 spuna ca 'dam, dam pana
dOare"
In acelas numar al reviste Literary Digest" mai
Pc placat al organizatei Inenaonal
Bankers Banchierii Internal tiona poarta data de
1913 scrse cuvntele Dati pnce va doare! Srlgat
umplea sperana ima soldatuu mbarca pen
m Franta Era asgrat daca rentoarce din rasbou
dupace sia facut daorina faa de malta Isl regas
fabric in buronr etc. lar daca soartea
vol fe oog schlod cine sal poarte grje u 81
famile sale Oar ata ca alt afs pune in umbra
ne dnu 81 poarta frunte anu 1922 as al Orga
rzatiune Bancheror internationally srga in arg cuvinte
ie Nu da nc cent bastamat Tar 1nainea u trece
soda capu peca scotocnd mantle buzunarele goae
In mp de 34 ami bancherii utat de promisiunie lor
s. bieti veten moanee, gandesc asupra valoarei
vOrbelor frumoase.
Cea mai povita recompensare fl insa ca sa Sc dea
fecru de rsbou ucru sasi poaa aslgura IN
mod permanent traul Unii deputa ntre carl Knight din
Akron zs este sacregu comercalizez snte-
mntu patriotic sal reduc pn sa respaesti Gu hanl
apa tai fac daoria ata de patrie Veteranii de ras
bon plata penruca su servit patria o e Ger nual
deptae Ri d. Knight 81 cela oameni satni earl nl
stu inseamna sd umbli somacu go zile, saptaman
u inreg dupa ucrusa e faca dreptae Sa le dea posi-
batea sasi castige trau in mod cins sa dea de
lucru
La aceasta tot dreptul.
ANDREI PDPOVICI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-10
1TA AR vRKA "a TRAIAsoA
IT KLvETIA.

Geneva, 10 Aprilie. F'osta
|fmparateasa Austriei si-a expri-
mat dorinta ca sd traiascA in cas-
Iteml WartegT, in Elvetia. Cas-
|telul este proprietatea ducelui de
Parma. Consiliul ambasadorilor a
facut cerere guvernnlui federal
|sl Elyetiei daca va da permisiune
.Zitei Sd traiasca in Elvetia. Gu
vernul federal va lua chestia in
EcoDsiderare, dar nu va da permi-
|sinnea neeesarT decat in cazul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-10
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tra'' din New York, au fnst atat
de entusiaznlati de articolul ''Tri-
umful Democratiei Romano pn-
blicat in ziarnl nostru in ziua de
lin Aprilie, Cd n'au cetit arti-
colul pana IL capat 81 afle cimili-
tnrs, u ~ reprcdus \ iutsela
partea privitoare Ia demisia gu
resrsalui ii farmarea noului n
vern lle co,2centrate. S'au pAca-