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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
New Hospital Ambulance.

The management of the contagious
disease branch of the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital, at Broome' and
Chestnut streets, announces that an
unnamed friend of the institution has
donated 1000 with which TO purchase
an ambulance TO convey patients 10
the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Now York, Jan. a.--Liherty bond
quotations a. noon: Three and halfs.
at.?o. first as. e7.5o; second As. ss.04;
f'rr, axe. qI.6s, second AXIS, s72O;
third s~s, 1882; fourth as. e7.sG:
Victory S~e. i0o.os: Victory ss4 IS.
lue.0t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
Bible Glasses 10 Meet.

The Bible classes OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
Will resume their meetings tonight
after the holiday vacation. The usual
dinner viii be held az $40 O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09

A special rate " given for 6-days
and s-days consecutive insertions.
which gives a good saving to the ad-
Vegtlscrs.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09

Every subscriber of this paper can
use classified ads.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
AUTOMOBILES
Aut lobiles For Sc.
USED CARS

We now make announcement OF our 1902,
price reductions. ranging from 20 10 2s
per cent. These cars are all in frst-ciass
of them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
WATER RATES
Are due and payable In advance az ths
office OF the

WATER RATES
Are due and payable in advance at tho
office of the
WATER DEPARTMENT
NEW PUBLIC BUILDING
TENTH AND KING STREETS
NON-METER CLASS ANNUAL RATES.
III paid during the month OF January
1872 10 per cent discount: after January
the face of the bill will be required
If not paid before the first day OF March.
1922. the water may be shut off.
METER CLASS-MINfMUA UNI RATES
III paid during the month Of JanuArv.
1922, 5 per cent discount after January
the face of the bin win be required
IL not paid before the first day OF March.
1922, the water may be shut OF.
METER CLAsS-QUARTERLY RATES
IL paid within so days after the clos. OF
the quarter, 5 per cent discount. after 80
days from the close OF the quarter the
face of the bill will be required.
II not paid within6o days after the closs
OF the quarter the water may be shut Oh.
Off1ce open from a. II. 70 5 p. m.
Information by ID. * A. phone $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09

THE DELAWARE RAILROAD co. DO
yer. Del. December 20. 1921 The an
nual meeting Of tho stockholders % the
Delaware Railroad Co will oe held az the
Office OF the company In Dover on Thurs
day. 18th day OF January, 1922 a. IN
o'clock q. m. for the election Of directors
20 serve the ensuing year and for th.
transaction OF other business ID. II
Wilson secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS

CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY
Called for the Purpose OF Voting Upon
Proposition That the COMPANY 10
Dissolved Forthwith.
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF Chevrolet
Motor Company will be held at the once
OF the company In the du Pont BuiIIfnu.
In the city of Wilmington. state Of Della
ware. on the sixth day OF February. 1922.
al IL 80 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
day pursuant 20 a resolution Of the Board
OF Directors adopted at the meeting of
said Board OF Directors on the fourth
day Of January, 1922.
The object of said meeting Is 20 con-
slider a resolution adopted BY the Board
Of Directors Of said company advising
the dissolution forthwith Of said COM
pany, and 70 determine whether or not
the holders Of two-thirds In amount Of he
capital stock Of said company shall con-
sent 20 such dissolution. as provided By
section 30 OF the General Corporation
law; and also 20 take any other action or
proceedings necessary or proper 20 eject
such dissolution.
w. r. RAsKOB.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09
N. F. RAsKoB
Dated January s. 1922.

NOTICE. hereby notify that 7 am no
longer connected with the firm Of Davis
4 Craig, $50 Fandever avenue Henry
r. Davis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09

UNION NATIONAL BANK, wILMrNO-
TON. Election. The
annual meeting Of the stockholders u
the Union Nation J Bank FOR the eiec-
ton OF directors viii De held Tuesday,
January 10. 1922, between the hours n
twelve noon and two o'clock D. m. J.
Chester Gibson. cashier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-09

THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE
AT WILMINGTON--WI Wilmington Doi.-
ware, December 10, 1921. The annual
meeting OF the stockholders of this hank
for the election OF directors VIII be hold
at the banking house Tuesday. JaruAry
10, 1929, between the hours Of n n
and y. m. John Hare. Jr.. cashier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22
The Farm and the Farmer
BY William r. sanborn

when at home, to the guess" of the
nearer.
In a joint conference held recently
at Chicago, 10 fertilizer manufacturers
approved the proposal of the Indiana,
Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, agronomists to recommend GER
tain number of fertilizers exclusively.
In the list were IL different analysis
for mineral soils, as follows: 0-12-6 !:
0-14-14; 2-12-2; 2-12-4; 2-12-6, and
2-16-2. For organic soils but four COM
binations were recommended: These
were 0-8-24; 0-10-10, or OPP and 2-8-16.
In the opinion of the agronomists
this list is adequate to meet the needs
of all farmers in the states mentioned.
1t Is believed that in thus concentrat.
ing the farmers will ventually elimin-
ate from the market a number of low
analysis fertilizers at material say.
ing in cost.
Wheat and Flour Tariffs.
1t now appears, says the Chicago Tri.
bune, that ''the order prohibiting i'm
ports of Canadian wheat and flour ii
is learned applies only to Canadian
flour. Wheat can be imported under
the new tariff bill and the duty paid
nc ~ oOC W oo 111AC0 OfSI lIlC S1lUd'
ton and reports from Washington
failed to make it real clear otherwise
Canadian wheat is relatively higher
than American, while considerable
feed and screenings are said to have
been imported of late and sold at dis
counts of SIS to IS per ton. Millers
and grain men here say the ruling evi
IDENTIFY applied to this as under the
anti-dumping law imports can be ex
cluded when they sell at lower prices
than the home grown product Treas
ury officials at Washington didn't re
gard the ruling as important. 1t was
said that there will be no difficulty or
/ imports based on fair market value
and such imports can continue. The
ban will be lifted as soon as suspicion
| is removed.
European Situation.
Mr.. A. T. Martin, of the Bartlett-Fra
zier company of the Chicago Board o
Trade, and who has just returned from
Europe, says that the grain situation
over there is serious. He says tina
the heavy rains at harvest badly dam
aged the crops in the United King
dom, France and the continent RES
/ taurants in Paris have large placard
displayed demanding careful conserva
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22
SEPARATION OF CORN
SCHOOL AND DISPLAY
TENTATIVELY PLANNED

Separation of the instruction course
and the exhibits display and of the
mems and women's departments of
the Richmond farmers short course
and corn and domestic science show.
was tentatively agreed upon in a dis
cussion by the general committee at
the courthouse Tuesday night
1t is expected that the Coliseum will
be used for the mems instruction and
st Mary's Community house for the
women. A two days short course will
be followed by one day for the corn
and domestic science show, during
which the placing of the awards will
be explained by the judges. The shows
will be open in the evening for the ac-
commodation of city spectators, many
of whom were disappointed by failure
to provide for them last year.
Arrange Schools
A series of corn Judging schools is
being arranged by Agricultural Agent
]. L. Dolan, with the assistance of Joe
Helms, for all communities requesting
them. The two men will visit com
munities and discuss samples of corn
submitted by local corn growers, Civ.
ing a demonstration of methods of Sc
lecting show corn. BY this training
it is believed that the growers will
better be able to select prize winning
exhibits. Several communities already
have asked for the schools.
Members of the committee who at
tended the meeting Tuesday night
were J. l.. Dolan. Charles F. Williams
George Brehm, w. D. Scott, E. L. Bills
Charles Weadick, Paul James, Mrs
Charles Williams, Mrs. ]. L. Dolan
Mrs. w. D. Scott and Miss Stella Har
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22
THANKSGIVING BIRDS

Just how much farm women who
have a few turkeys to sell will get
for them Is uncertain, it depending on
the last minute buyer and the ages
OF the birds. Turkeys are hard to
buy, said one market man this morn
ing, but we now have a fair supply
and are quoting them at IS cents for
young toms or hens and so cents pei
pound for old ones. We Judge that
these will be the prevailing prices
for Thanksgiving turkeys, dressed
Geese and ducks are now offered a.
% cents alive and 35 cents a pound
dressed, and of these there is a more
liberal supply"
A review of current prices for dress
ed turkeys at Indianapolis shows thai
market to now, be on parity with
our own, and that the Thanksgiving
bird will cost the same there as here
The first turkeys of the season made
their appearance at market stalls ovel
there this week, along with geese
ducks, and game, such as rabbits
opossums and raccoons, freshly killed
and dressed. The game is mostly dis
played by hunters at curb stands
Judging by the price of chickens or
foot, the dressed article will be (ant
isl much cheaper this year than last.
Orders have been booked fol
Thanksgiving dinner turkeys here il
Richmond, for some time, but no
priced. Those whose hearts are Sc
on turkey and must have it, simply in
sured one, regardless of cost. Thu
supply of seasonable fruits and vege
tables IS very large and prices ar
most reasonable.
Tom Edison's Story.
Thomas A Edison, says the Chris
tan Advocate, has one pet yarn, which
he never tires of repeating:
A man from the country came II
town and put up at first class hotel
| He went to the office and asked tn,
clerk what were the times of tn
meals.
Breakfast. to H." answered tn,
clerk; lunch, IL to 8; tea, to 6
dinner, to g.; and supper, to H."
'What?" shouted the visitor, "whel
am going to get time to see tn,
town."
No, Mr. Edison did not say the gen
tleman was a farmer; simply that h
was from the country" leaving tn,
state he hailed from and his bushes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

ton of the bread supply, and no waste.
Financial conditions seriously compli-
cate the buying of the necessary flour
and grain"
The show put on by the Western
Ohio Poultry Fanciers club to be held
at Eaton, December 4 to 10, will be
held in the basement of the Preble
county court house, viii be kept open
on Sunday, and will offer premiums
for both brown and white eggs. Ad-
mission will be free
The Illinois Agricultural association
placed orders for so cars of potatoes
this year against 12O cars a year ago.
Due to the large home grown crop this
season fewer orders for potatoes were
placed by the farmers.
Creamery Coop. Succeeds.
More than million dollars worth of
dairy products were supplied to the
10000 members and patrons of the
Franklin Cooperative Creamery asso-
citation at Minneapolis, during the first
eight months of this year. This cream
cry is owned and operated by the con-
| sumers, and has given them a first
class article at a saving of seven per.
cent on $1,041, 274, which has been re.
turned to them in rebates. The com
pany has more than 5000 shareholders
and serves $4,000 families and mem
bers of the association. 1t began bust
ness in March 1891 with IS trucks and
wagons. 1t now employs IS, and a new
plant is being built to double output
When this is completed the cooper
alive dairy will supply the twin cities
Minneapolis and st. Paul, with dairy
products. Already it is now the larg
est milk dealer in Minnesota and sup
plies the purest product at a price
slightly above cost.
All Chicago roads will make excurs
ion rates to exhibitors and visitors tc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

the great International show, Dec. 2 to
20.
An open rate of a fare and one-third
for the round trip from points in West
ern Passenger association territory,
Missouri river and east, has been
granted. The Central Passenger asso-
citation lines have authorized a one and
one-half fare for the round trip from
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Lower Mich
igan; also from Louisville, Kentucky,
st. Louis and Hannibal, Mo-, and Keo-
kuk, Ia. Children will be carried for
/ half fare.
These special tickets will be sold
from Dec. 1 to 5. inclusive, with final
return limit of Dec. IL. Application
has been made for still further conces-
sions.
Speaking of the output of the dairy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

owned by d. L. Williams, at Wau-
kesha, Wis. farm editor says: Not
less than 1.400 quarts of certified milk
are produced at the Williams farm
every day and sold in Chicago. Mr..
Williams gets 16 cents per quart, ora
milk check of about $240 every day.
It takes from IL to 25 men to run
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

the place. One hundred and forty
cows are being milked-by hand. All
of the crops for ensilage are grown on
the farm. Five huge silos are used.
Sometimes small grains are grown
with alfalfa, but they are cut while
green. All grains used in the con-
centrated rations are bought.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22
Milton Young People
To GiUe Pageant Sunday

MILTON. Ind, Nov. 22-Young peo-
pie will present pageant, Sunday
School Land" at the Odd Fellows
hall, here, next Sunday morning, be-
ginning at $3.50 o'clock. Regular Sun
day school exercises will not be given.
The public is invited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

FINDS RING LOST SIX YEARS AGO
DECATUR, Ind, Nov. "a dia-
mond ring, lost six years ago, was
found by Mrs. Jane Crabb in the front
yard at her home in this city. The
stone was not damaged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

The Jolly "a will not meet, Nov. 20
as announced. but viii meet Wednes-
day night, Dec. 6. with Miss Ruth
Mccormick, according to a recent re-
port.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

The Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Indianapolis
will give a temperance lecture at the
Friends church, Friday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22

A union Thanksgiving service will
be held Sunday evening at the Meth
odist church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-22
2O% on All Furs

NOTEA reasonable deposit will hold any Fur piece selected
until later delveythe day before Christmas if you desire
This is not sale from sampethe piece Fur you select is
delivered to you not merely ordered.
stock of over SIS 900 from which to select all bearing the
double guarantee of the maker well personal guar
antee of satisfaction.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
COOPERATE ST
BINErACEREA

Daca am dori sl gasim trasatu-
rile caracteristice pentru popoare-
lc cele inapoiate, n 'avem decat in
primul rand sd ne indreptam aten-
tiunea asupra felului cum sunt sa-
tisfacute de acestr popoare diferi-
tele lor trebuinte 81 cum Sc inlatu.
ra plagilc sociale.
In tarile cu 0 cultura delnocra.
tic desvoltata, partea cea mai con.
siderabila, 81 adesca char cea pre-
dominanta a problemelor lor. esty
satisfacuta pc calea cooperatiei, rt
calea de societati fo11datc pc prin
cipii Gle 'auto-ajutor democratic
81 acest ajutor mutual organizat
1leepe actualnente sd cuprinda
char acclca ramuri sociale, undo
pana odinioara domneau exclusi,
statul sau binefacerea.
Alaturi de soeictatile consumato
rilor atat de bine cunoscutc nous
81 socictatile de credit 81 productie
vedem astazi in Franta 0 retca dies
voltata de societati de ajutor mu
tual GU 2 milioalle membri, in moo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RAnU COSMIN*)

club, la Q partida de poker. Ma
duecaln acum sd beau un paharut
ue Cotnar sau Sauterne 10 Grand
Cafe americain'' care s'a deschis
de curind. Fa-mi placerea 81 tine
mi -tovarasie.
Stunt obosit, colonele!
Numai o ora!
y Fie!
81 Dinu, insotind pc vechiul
sau annie, colonelnl BOubonel Ste.
leanu, intra pentru prima oara ii
noul 81 marele local de noaptc &C
se deschisesc dc curfnd en- tnult
tamba4au.
La intrare spanzurau mari glo
buri electrice carl luniinau strada s.
fatada cladirei ca n miselui sijei.
Lumina e cades IN potop de Va.
lnri rosii, rose sau mauxe din lustrr
|rile intsriorului, deccrat cu super
Be Ampi sub imense Shat -jcur.ur
|eolorate 81 artistic pictsts. uunrle,
|sala Dc . calda 81 fe1ricA voInpt1te
Florile risipite pc fiecAfe 1nas8. CO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
IN RADA NEW YoRK.ULu,
Salutul reprezentantului preset
americana.

r = ~ Is s
De jumatate ora sirena a incctat
Gle a mai sucra. Vaporul si-a m;trit
! iateala. + orele unu. Maine dimi-
neata intram in rada portulni New
York.
Negnrile 'au ridicat, cerul fnsa
continual Fl noros 81 lima G ascnn-
sd.
Dinsprc miaza-noapte sc ridica
furtuna. Fulgere desc lumineaza
IN departare fata apei 81 norilor
81 printrc ele disting doua dire lu-
lnirioase. Stunt trasnete. Au ners III
apa, sau All trasnit o balella, ori o
corabie? Vasele de cand toate au
telegrafic fara fir. an 81 parato-
here.
Balul a lust sfarsit. Salile surrt
totusi Illuminate a giorho 81 perechi
tie tineri 81 tinere, intarziati. Sc
plimba sub adierea vantului raco-
los. Llminilc unui alt vas Sc vad
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

Vgss9 t34s lNA8 "
A trel,rit al nc sttpt1Aein tut,trdl
fanteziilor fotografilor, carl ne-a'
l,lat vrc-o 30 de spoze: Toate aste'
repede 81 en- amabilitate in acela
timp. Xioiciunea, ititimea, ordine;
ii buna tlispozitie amicala, baicse
asca, stunt characteristics americani
Ior. Asa lam apreciat alta data
asai cnnosc 81 acnm.
/ d. MoraczeMslsv fost vesti1
/, sail asteaptd . lltlmefoasa delega
!, tie dc polonezi GU 0 mrtzica, ca pe
Marcus Loeb (de carescl facea ha7
81 acum fac 81 Ell de ely. In adevar,
in unuI din coloare il vad pc d
Moraczewsky fnconj,lrat de vre-o
zece respectable cetate,i americani
lie origina polona, cari-l iau pc sus,
il ajt1ta iii toate formalitatile sill
due in oi'aS. Abba avem timpnl sd
ne imbratisam 81 st ne ura1n sue
ces. Ne costa pc anandoi desparti-
rea 81 ne promitem sd ne rcvedem
in Europa, Ell dllcandu-nla la Var
sovia, lar ell sa. vil;s la Bueuresti.
In imensa eetate 81 in. 1loua tara.
fie care apucam carari difcrite.
Polonezii stunt nnmcrosi in Ameri-
cA bogaf 81 bine organizati. Sunt
peste patru milioanc; dupa Cehi.
'aunt eel mai humerosi.
Della reprezentantii agentiei
!. Cunard'' aflu ca "Bcrengarias'
abba sosita, pleaca maine inapoi GU
toate ca are helice deteriorata, 81
ca vasul petrol Grut pc care Lam
vazut in port langa vasul nostru.
era pentru lncarcare Gu cOmbusti-
bill cor;ibiei noastre care ia dru-
mul iilapoi sprr coasta Europci.
Stunt catva suite de mil de afneri-
cani in Europa carl trebniesc tran
|sportati. Acum G sezonul corabiilor.
Pc cand moi vorbim. un han,al
Imi ia bagajele, mi lie pune intr 'un
car,,t, ma duce la t,n ascensor, co.
boram vre-o so de metri in Jos, alt
!lamal le scoboara intr mn taxi, toa.
te inte 81 rcpetlc 81 pornim la Bilt-
NOR Hotel, de undc, della ctaiul al
9-lea, in camera $50, va scriu ulti-
mcle rinduri ale acestei lungi scri.
sori.
"Aurora" DR.. N. Lupu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
(Urnsose)

s. Slujbasi tarii Isl dan deanisia
81 s'apuca Gle alte meserii carl s.;
lc roata asigura bltcata Il, paino
Din cauza infioratoarei scum
I pet. il. fiece ri bo-fas.i. pul,gas..,
II s! asasinii dau lovitE j in still ma
j re. Presa tipa, pagllbasii urla, po-
h litia doarme, guvernul dcgercaza,
issi B.ierlestii pctrec.
Ferieit;: tara incheia. alnar;at
llrau, Dinu Bradeanu calcand,
plin de ginluri triste, trotuarpl
cali Victoriei.
In dreptul hotelului Frascati Sc
& intalni piept in piept cu ", Off
z ter.
tn egti Dinuleg
Eu, colonele.
Unde mergig
\ Spre casa. Oar tafs
Mon cher, am intarziat la
Acsst volum So poate PRO.
cslr1 Z 6ditur4 xiarului = 80,
-, 3 1ueafsgti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

'atlanc IN noaptc sprc naiaza.zi Pt
lcllverta c1asei IT-a tineri galagiNs
lse alr1,lza 81 rad. Cati.ma 1narinar
| si,l inceput 4 face crlratenie. !. P'
rapor So 81 pc uscat, uni nnlncest
Inc cand altii SC amuza.
Ma grabesc sa-mi fac bagajelc dt
Gu noapte, ca sa flu liber a dona q
Il intrarea in port, 81 carld ma a
sez in pat la orelc 2 noaptea, ma
eandese ca IN Bncuresti snnt orelt
. dimineata. L,unca fncepe for.
foti. lar III tara. pc lan,,rile fntinse,
taranii Isl iau prinla lor Gina.
La 6 dimineata am intrat in ca
nalnl New Yorkului. De oparte 81
de alta vedem pamantul noului con
tinent, dupa &C opt zile II am avut
ala priveliste dc eat nenar-
einita apa pc care Sc disting menu
nitrate cor-hbii. Sub .sucrile de sire
ne. iinaintam meet.
In dreptnl statiunei Cablulni he
oprim. De departe yedem imel1sa
statiunea eli insriptia: "nu anco-
rati aici, e cablul transatlantic 4.
Un vas al politiei 81 servicillui sani
tar al portului Sc apropie de moi.
Dar pc el Sc afla 0 numeroasa ban
da dc muzicanti, care intoneaza ell
Instrumental lor Gle alama, cantcce
vcseic de bnna-venire. Vre-o 200 lie
cetateni. fac galagie infernala 81
prin mari trompetc de tabla (porte
voix) ne vorhesc de jos. Cosul va
sului lor, care poatc fl dc vr'o 25
metri inaltimc. e sub moi. Pc vas
stau scrise cu liteer mari rosii
Welcome Home, Marcus Loeb
(Bine al VENT acas;l, Marcus Loeb)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

surllc decorative eli flori artificial,
&c spazurau din tavan, ornamental
tia Gle "vieux bronze zidurilor
lmbracatc in chips, zugraveala
mauve imitand tapetul, loiile cap.
tusite ell catifca olive, covoarel.
bordeaux grease 81 mari 81 toata at
mosfera lacalului incarcata dc va
porii feineiini &c Sc ridicau de pc
sanii goi al frsamoasclor, tladeau
1elui intrat, ilnzia unui colt de raj
In cadrul acestei sail, erau alta
tea abat-jour.uri suggestive, 81 tatea
fenaei mai mutt goalc, ca tc putcai
crede III atmosfera unui linens bu.
duar.
Cea &c izba della inceput ochii ce-
lor dol prieteni fu n,ultimea fe.
meilor goale. Caci mona moda, apro
ape, despoiase pc fernci. Toaletele
lor de searh, GU 0 scurta fusta pana
Ia gcnunchi 81 cu doua bretele de
catifea de matasc ce lie tree pcste
umeri, fac din frlmoascle epocii,
mai mutt, niste balerine sau odalis.
go de hars,n.
L6utarii cei mai n,ssteri Il Capi-
talei intiDsan inimile 81 aprindcau
sangele III tinsretul &c t,nlplea, din
belsug; selectul local.
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prinsesera in valtejul ametitor al
tango.ului, fox-trot-ului, oanc.step-
,lor 81 chimy-urilor modernc elc-
gantele noastre indigene, cocote,
lemi-mondene 81 char fcmei mari
tate.
Alaturi de cavalcri de industrie,
dansau gentelmenii saloanelor no.
astre, "des fills a papa, imberbi
ingrasati ca niste pnrcei 81 char
vre.o dol ofiteri iDmani.
Directorii, dol francezi de-o Gu.
ceritoare politeta, specified rasei
gasisera pentru Dim Bradeanu 81
amicul sau colonelpl Bonbonel Ste.
leanu, nlasuta cAiarfn centrul sd.
lei desi "rezervath 8 pentru o ia.
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s'plasati" 81 aveAu 3 vedere dt
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Fisionomia sale. 81 aici, prezints
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