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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
SCHOOL No.2s.
SCHOOL NO 4.
Goals
Field Foul II

The second game. which was be-
tween No. "a and No. I, was exciting
from start 10 finish. IL looked for "A
while like the league leaders would be
handed another defeat. but in the last
two minutes Of play "Bill" Brown
dropped one through the iron loop
FOR the Reds" which placed them in
the lead. and by close guarding held
the Green and White from further
scoring and won the game. IL TO ..
Brinton scored eight Of the IL points
while Brown md Andy Paulin contri-
huted the other three. Winchester
and Bcerman broke up many OF their
opponents passes. but were unable
themselves 20 connect with the bas-
kets. Al Irons was the mainstay OF
the rrsnch street lads. Playing n
center against Brinton, he scored all
~ No. Is points. four FEEDERS and one
foul. and with Baker and Smith, got
In some pretty passes. Karxymsrsky
went In ut center for Irons and Irons
WAS shifted TO forward, relieving LIS
tor. Tho former played a consistent
game and II the league had longer TO
20 would no doubt strengthen No. Is
chances for retaining the cup.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
CITY CAGE TITLE TO BE PLAYED OFF

ST. Marys Of the
Mount pennan
Tuesday
will be played Thursday game is necessary
II Will take Monday
ahasers sweeney OF ST. Marys and Logan Mt
plans the playing gseries
the
appointment officials
had
League title 1890 '"e ~''3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

Wedmore-"what's tins idea OF CIV
Ing your nsncee 2 cigarette case7 Does
she smoker Gayboy-"Oh, no: but
she's just about due 20 break off and
send my presents back, and can use
Il riypelf. Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
PIONEER.
BROWNSON
THREE GAMES TODAY.

Three scholastic basketball games
are on tap for today. Two viii be
played here this afternoon. while Del
aware University will play Bucknell
at Newark at 7.30. Wilmington
Friends viii tackle Friends Select Of
Philadelphia. al Fifth and West
streets AZ $3.50, while Wilmington High
school is scheduled to play Camden
High az the Delaware avenue school
az 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
BEN FRANKLIN Used
TO PITCH HORkESHOHS

Philadelphia. Mar. HORSE
shoe pitching. once : popular
spurt at the University OF Penn
sylvan.A. 10 20 bo revived. Near
IN 81 students have signincd
their intention 10 compete for
a varsity pitching team. Prac-
tics grounds have been laid out
In the dcrmitory quadrangle.
In an EDITORIAL The Pennsyl-
yanian." the student daily,
aye;
".3acx H. the drys - Pen
Franklin. Pennsylvania stu
dents found great amuseiaent
ana Keen rivalry in g game OF
horseshc~r. II Is up 10 the
present generation &c revive
those oic traditions"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

Lynn Earley's Pioneers. after the
one-point victory over Seventh Ward
Wednesday night. came back strong
and defeated Brownson 81 10 81 IN a
one-sided game az Friends School last
night. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03
PIONEERS WIN GAME
FROM BROWNSON FIVE
One-sided Contest at Friends
School Last Night in
City Circuit.
City League.
Standing.
This Weeks Schedule.

TOnight-St. Mary's VS.. Brownson at
BrOwnson. keferoe-Maxweil
Ssturday-Parkside VIZ. ST. Mary's
at 81. Joseph's. Referee-Boggs.
All games start 1t SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

Classified ats sell used cars.-Aav.
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Read the classified ads.--Ady. a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

II pays % read ano use ciassine,
ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-03

Tire repair--7 Read the clarfaed
a6s--Adv.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
KEEP GUARDS IN SING SING
Scarcity of Lodgings in Ossining In.
 conyeniences Prison Employes

Ossining, N. Y, July 31.-warden Lewis E. Lawes, of Sing Sing made arrangements today, because of a housing shortage in Ossining, to pro- vide sleeping quarters for fifteen guards in a special dormitory inside the prison walls. They are to have rooms above the office of the Rev. Father William E. Cashin, the Catho- lie chaplain. Newly hired keepers lave found it impossible to hire rooms in Ossining. Some of the new ly recruited married employees have been unable to get apartments near the prison except at prohibitive prices
 The guard force Of the prison has been increased because of the con struction of the new death prison" for condemned murderers which is to be opened soon. Sing Sing has never before housed employees, as have Great Meadow prison, Bedford Re formatory, Elmira Reformatory and other penal institutions in the state.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
BRITISH TROOPS MARCH
Are Sent Out to Reinforce French Soldiers Stationed For Protection Of Constantinople.

Constantinople, July so (By the As- sociated Press)-British troops today were being transferred across the Bos- phorus from the Asiatic to the Euro pean side, crossing Constantinople on their way to the Tchatalja line, 30 miles west Of the city to reinforce the French troops
 The Allied military staff has cate gorlcally announced that under no cir cumstances will it permit Greek ad- vance on Constantinople being pre- pared 10 oppose by force any attempt at violation of the neutrality of the city whether by Turks or Greeks.
 The concentration of Greek forces In Thrace Is continuing and reports of clashes between Greeks and Turkish police in which two Of the latter are said to have been killed have caused a considerable stir here.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
GRANT OFFERS EXPLANATION
Braves Owner Will Spend Giants
 Money Building Up His Team.

Boston, July 31--The trade which sends Pitcher Hugh McQuillan of the Braves to the New York Giants for a hundred thohsand dollars or more and three players caused barely a ripple in the still waters of baseball here
 The transfer of McQuillan was con- sidered loss to the Braves by their followers and the acquisition of Fred Toney, veteran. and the two young pitchers of doubtful value, but in the statement of President Grant that he intended to build up the Braves, sports writers found a promise that McQuillan's sale money might be spent to the clubs playing advantage
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
PATRONS FLEE IN RAID
Freeport Cafe Owner and Wife Are
 Held Under Dry Act

Freeport, L. l., July s1.--When Captain John Hartman and half a dozen policemen forced their way into cafe at 10 South Columbus avenue, In the Bennington Park section, early this morning, about forty patrons made a rush for the exits and es- capped. Salvador Fiscella and his wife, Frances, were arrested charged with po"'"ss,n" intoxicating liquors
 According to the police. two gallon Jua4 U. si., dozen bottles of mule" gin and two bottles Of wine were found They also found a revolver, and lodged an additional. charge against Fiscella. He was held in Sl,- 500 and his wife in sl,ooo bail for the grand jury.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
BITTER CAMPAIGN ENDS
Contest in Missouri Tor Senatorial Nomination Has Been Furious One

St. Louis, July 3l.-What Missouri ians term the bitterest political cam paign ever waged in the state was ended today so far as the principals were concerned and partisans of James A. Reed, L. S. senator, and his opponent for renomination Brecken- ridge Long, debated the question of possible majorities in the primary to- morrow.
 While the candidates themselves had closed the verbal battles some of the supporters still were making speeches.
 Mrs. Champ Clark, widow of the former speaker of the house, her son and Miss Mabel Stone, daughter of the late Senator Stone are among the Missourians who have cast their lot with the Reed cause
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
IMPORTING BRICK
German Made Product Brought in to
 Combat High Building Costs

New York, July 3l,-Two shiploads of German made brick are due here from Danzig to builders here the first shipment of foreign made brick to be imported in an effort 10 beat down prices Of building material, according to z. C. Balton, head of the Kings county builders association.
 On arrival, these bricks he said would be sold to builders at sl050
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
HARD, FAST TRACK
Good Races on Grand Circuit For This
 Afternoons Program.

Toledo, July 31.-A hard and fast track indicates record performances by the harness horses on the program for the second meeting of the Grand Circuit at Fort Miami park this aft ernoon.
 Today's card feature event is the News Bee stake for 2;1o pacers s15oo added money and II entries. Other events are the 2:o7 trot with II named, headed by Baka. the Russia champion, the 2:17 trot with 14 named and the 2:o4 pace with seven starters
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
DAVIS CUP DRAWINGS
Teams Representing United States. Australian and France Are Dis tributed Evenly.

Seabright. x. J., July 31.-Members Of the Davis cup teams of Australia France and the United States were distributed evenly in the draw for the invitation tournament opening today.
 Andre Colbert and Henri Cochet, Frenchmen, are in the lower half along with Gerald Patterson, the Australian veteran and Watson NJ. Washburn. Jean Borotra. another Frenchman, is in the other half with William M. Johnston, Zenzo Shimdzu the Japanese, and James O. Ander- son.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
COLLINS 4TH DEGREE MASTER.

New Haven, July 31.-The Knights of Columbus last night received the announcement that Supreme Master John H. Reddin has appointed Will liam Collins of Hartford as master of the fourth degree for Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
ANIUNDSEN GIVES UP
Decides to Postpone His Flight Across
 Pole Until Next Year.

Juneau, Alaska, July 31 (By the As sociated Press)-Heavy ice was the cause of the transfer of Capt Amund- sen Arctic explorer, from his ship Maud to the schooner Holmes accord Ing to a radio message received here. Bad weather was the cause of the postponement Of his proposed air plane flight across the Pole from Point Barrow until next year the mas
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
WILL ASSIST LEADER.

Seattle, Wash, July 31.-George CMike') Murphy, captain and stroke Of the University of Washington crews. announced yesterday that he had accepted an offer to be assistant rowing coach at Yale University. Ed Leader. Washington crew coach, re- gently announced his resignation to become head rowing coach at Yale
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

per thousand or about half the price now paid for domestic made brick, The orders were placed abroad sew eral months ago following the recom- mendations of the Lockwood housing committee after hearings regarding construction cost.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31
Sixth Floor C|earances

Fancy striped couch ham, mocks with upholstered spring cushions, magazine pockets, extra reinforced hangers. Reg. price S23.50. Sale price S16.95.
 Englander couch ham, mocks with six separated upholstered cushions, inn ported cretonne covering, two French pillows, reed end and coil springs. Reg. price S11O. Sale price S69.
 Children's sand boxes with canopy, high sides. Regular price $22.50. Sale price S1S.95.
 Equity gas table ranges with separate broiler and baking oven, nickel trim, while panels, ordinary gas connections free. Regular price $38. Sale price S29.s9.
 Cabinet type gas ranges, full side baking oven, sep crate broiler oven, white enamel splashers, panels and pans with the famous Lorraine attachment. Regu-, lar price $125.00. Sale price S75.00.
 Three-burner gas stoves, heavy cast construction, with positive gas adjust ment. Regular price S8.5O. Sale price S5.95.
 Seeger all porcelain re- frigerators, nickel trim, 4 door tstyle, 150 pound ice capacity. Value $275. Sale price S175.00.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Dr, G, w, Dunn defeated Judge w F. Mangan in the semi, ,hnal round for the presidents cup at the Sequin club last Saturday,
 Dave Shade, the Pacific coast well terweight, looked upon as the logical contender for the crown adorning Jack Britton's head. and Georgie Ward, the Elizabeth boy, will meet Tn a l2-round bout at Newark. N. J., to- night.
 Benny Leonard, king of light weights, has left for Chicago to com plete his training for the bout with Ever Hammer on August 5. Leonard should be able 10 take things easy both In training and In the bout with Hammer.
 Charlie White, the Chicago light weight who seeks bout with Benny Leonard. will meet Bobby Barrett at the New York Velodrome next Mon- day night.
 James F. Rogers won the golf com mittee tourney al the Shuttle Meadow club Saturday afternoon. His net score was 67, Mir Rogers had gross score Of s7 with handicap Of 20. There were 35 entries in the tourney.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Inspectors checking up the Leon ard Tender bout, have discovered that 1.7oo phopy tickets were used in gaining admission into Boyle's Thirty Acres last Thursday night
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE
 If you are about to furnish home we can outfit 1t completely. We carry full line of Furniture, Stoves and Floor Coverings at prices that will surely please.
 A. LEHMAN
 New and Second Hand Furniture 34 Lafayette St. Tel 132s-2
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

worst days yesterday, Jimmy kicked the old ball around in great shape.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

When it comes 10 getting throw to first base away fast there is no better around these parts than Bud nick.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

With the Short Ship circuit having two weeks yet to go this season, Harry Brusie, the veteran driver, leads the field of reinsmen in win nings so far, with s7,630. Joe John- son is next in line in this respect with 37.330.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

The Forsyth team came here with quite reputation, and when it went away this reputation was even great CT. in the minds Of local fans al yes terdsy's game. For pep and dash, 1t surpassed any visiting club here this season, That nifty little back stop, Nisto, was just bunch Of life and conversation, His mates joined right in the chatter, and it was a marked contrast from the spirit shown by the home boys
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

From a team that looked AS strong q week ago as any that we have seen this season, the kaceys yesterday turned in a wretched exhibition Of the national pastime, With the possible exception of N Begley and Rudniek, the locals were very bad Unable to hit the offerings of poherty, while at the bat the Knights went out in the field and booted the ball around In great shape.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Tedder Kilduff limping around on one leg. had to go out in center field and play yesterday, although if was expected that he would be given chance 10 rest. Kiduff, who is just back from a camp at Highland Lake. said during the game, that it was a remarkable country up that way, with plenty Of fish-mostly in cans.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Johnny Tobin, the hustling man. ager of the Corbin team, is contem- plating booking some games for Wednesday afternoons at Walnut Hill park. This will give the tired clerks a chance to see ball game now and then.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Bill Clancy did not do bad in his first appearance as an umpire, What few decisions he had to render. Clancy used very good judgment.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Marty Holleran, who is playing baseball in, Newark, N. J., was home for the weekend and, in the absence of the regular backstop, he was be- hind the bat.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-31

Jimmy Mccormick, the kaceys hurler, was duck soup for the For syth batsmen. Fourteen bingles were made of his delivery. A rest for week or two would not in the opinion of the writer, hurt the Kensington boy a bit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15
havdAi babde
y IuvEIx
d
Lncias 1aaaaa,.

asupra ,rdiilOr capeaaesti.
Pc Ia rasarit de SCARE lunca
dintre Maeura 81 diRtre Calea, de
Moara Gu daImbravils 81 GU os-
troavclc eli incepusa e ii Cap
caHilsr prea strimtS 81 bateiNri
dalpl bateifiri inospura Sc stre-
cura pc sub Ci1ss h vale. Cristea
din aoastal ii priania ca ce, avea 81
c,L co gandis CD h-ar prii naai
bine, Gu sassti 81 Gu bobxaai.
Lar mai b vale, sub, Roaca, IL tri-
mise pc. GFuia. cd sal mai intim-
pine a pc acei, carl an scape pana
acolo.
'Cuhnea, lNminata de SCARE, se
impopesS EN- cote preaapete carl
40 rilicall dir dossl ei.
Zarindu-1e, cetele romanes& 50
imbarbStara.
Datb - nesAri Gu, nadejde'
saci i-an pslxM 81 A. " "a Ist8 I, 7 ~ 60
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15
(Urmare)..

Lupta Sc urma fnainte, mai
multi pc dibuite, ne, voind nici
unM a vansa sanee de frate: dar
assaA b6teinrae dusmane Sc in
tislniaa, pept ls pept, Nbataia Sc
ineingea e.f atat mai inversunatil.
zorile' diminetii incepean q
nsiji 81 Gu nadejdea puti1ltei de a
e,s~naste mai bine: carl sunt
fsatii si cari sunt dMsmanii, Sc
speria 81 cunajul 81 se iutia Gu pn-
tsre noua foclll lnptei.
Lsrn si Oprea eran din il0n pc
MagurS,, de. asupra. Voicu aiun'
sese pana sub Peatra si>fi-indssa
xAstoA pc CGpcani aAtra strfm.
tp4sea De sab, cires. Pc Peatra =
~ Dosists aetsqe Soimiles STA
teaa fnsisats frunnes ii de- cum !
iitceps,t \ IA. yedea plouau saget
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15

moi. :. Ma aduceau pc drumuri no.
reioase 81 inecate de ploi; ochii ei
frlcosi, gura Ell buZele carnOase.
parul innodat la ceafa dintr o sin
gura 81 fugara rasucitura Gle ma
ma, naivitatca c, care asculth toa-
te basmele mele timidc 81 stangace.
Poate nici ma inteles ce ma che
ma att de DIES acolo.
Poate nici en- am vrut sa in
teleaoa... Ma intorceam acasa cu
sufletul luminat, peste campurile
turburi, flurrand voc buna, strin-
gand calul in pinteni; = en- feri-
cirea aceia pc care tineretea o GU
lege oriunde, ca albina ce-si soarbe
mierea din cea mai umila floare de
camp. Cate odata ma hotaram sal
iau mana eli mica, sal spun, so IL
pesc GU trupul alaturi, de mine. 81
sal sarut ochii peste care stiam ca
pleOapele au si coboare infricOsate
81 poate fericite. Apoi gandiam !:
la ce bun. Ne dcsparteau, atitea...
La 1nceputul verii, cand Gogu
Nlahopol, a cOborit din dOcar, cu
mica lui zestre nevoiasa imi spu-
neam char ca vol gasi prilej sd
raresc drumurile pc acolO sa-mi
cercetez sufletul mai de aproape 81
de va I'll nevOe sd nit. Am re-
luat hoinarelise noastre peste cim-
puri. El avea acun tresa de Off
ter la rhipiu, seara fmi impartasea
planurile Isl fagaduia lndata Sc
va fl TRIMS la regiment sa incea-
pa o viata turbata, in care trieste
femeia avea sd joace rolul eel mai
de seama.
Marturisesc il invidiam.
IVA urDa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15

ducea pc Ujobu, ranit de mOarte,
81 Capcanii nu sc gandiau ca sil 81
crulxe yietile. ci numai sa 81 vada
sapitanul trecut la urdiile de
linga Girls
= Volt, ca sa va prapaditi aicl
Gu totii? - zise Ujobu ~cOborind
spre urdii!e sale 1mputinate. 81
,dete porunca de a trece preste
lbraul de Romani catra paduri.
= Afurisit neam de oameni, =
mai urma vorba batranul Ujobu.
.Nepoti de Scliti! De acestia sa
va. temeti mai multi, decat de
toate neamurile vccine. Sa VA
temeti dc trai in pace cu dansll,
ca sa nu lie dati vreme de prlnde
putere. Oar 81 de a va Mpta eli
ei sia Va temeti; pentru ca daea
Sc intampla ca sal bateM moi
odata, alta data 81 mai crancen
ne bat ei pc moi Tot neamul a
eesta ne-a imputinat in Atelcaz,'
ne-a scos, de acolo, de am treclt
munfii 81 am whit aiei 81, iata,
cs niei aici nu incapem de eli!
Gel mai aproape de Ujoba, spu'
Heau fratilnr lor din lnnea des-
pre- pataniile lor din Valea Omar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15

proaspete abuse de Soimi 81 de
Cristea, cand sOarele era de vre-o
.doua-trei sllliti, Romanii sc va.
zura inca odata stapani pe toate
culmile. Puterea scazutA Cap.
canilor era adunata in dumbra ;
vile de langa eris 81 mai avea
doar nadeidea, ca sa. spargal
braur cetslor romanesti 81 sa-si
desehida cele de seilpare din alvia
Crieallui Nagml. Slaba nAdejdc
spre O Gale trista; peatru ca pana
la Sesnl Mare mai era la dnsnl
bnaulai de Romani un. brau lat
de patluri necunoscute, tot asa de
dusmaneasa Capeanilor,- ca cetele
Romanilof craaeeni din hlnca.
XIV.
Cand branl cetelor de Romani
Sc iHdesa tot mai mult, ca sd i
stlanea pc c@peani EDgx apa, din
Valea On1anMl oeberia, o ceata
trista, vre-o doua salte de Cap,
eaai, carl Sc arulieara lutte 81 fara
toiet asapra rensani}er,. 1si taiara
ca spadels Tor Gale prin earne vie,
parasirAA fasa cartise jertfele, a
earer soaste . fest, -, Sd oada in
aaest drunA Ceats fnAsistata II.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15

= Grea infringere am patimit
moi astazi. ST mai grea g prin
playa Gle moarte viteaZultli
.nostru captain. 81 de trei orl
.grea ne este infringerea aceasta.
spentru ca playa lui Ujobn a fost
spintecata de spada lli Ujobut,
ifiul sau.
lar Ujobu Sc plangea de perde-
pea fiulli sau.
Numai fiul meu de ar fl ra-
mas. Sa iesim de aici, ca sd pot
mari. Oar nu vol putea, pana
cand nu Yeti alsge mai ,inainte
,cApitan, peste SAMANTHA mea. Cand
,iini veti saoate cutibll din rama,
sangale meu Sc va scurge. Gu
siingele meu. mise va stAnge si
viata, lar Gu viata mea de datii
Sc stinge neamul meu. Oar sa.
.mantia mea nl vraau, ca sd 50
risipeasca. Pentru aaeea sd pie
cam, ca sd alegem capitan sib
lnAntiei lah Uiobu.
Coarnele Capcanilor detera
sananul de plecare. Ramasitsls ur'
diei lili Ujobu se, ridicara d
ldnGa CriS Sc ar,lncara asrprs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15

Romaniier i'm Eaiea Lacullli 81
iesind la deal, Sc infundara in
paduri.
Sa mergeti sanatosi, strigan
Romanii, in urma lor.
= Oar sa lie trimitem 81 ceva
meriilde, - adause Leru 81 tri-
mise porui,ca Soimilor ca sd i as
tepte pc Capcani in padure. Sa
rascoleasca de graba vaile 81 pa
dluile-I Gu oamenii, cati ii vor
.putea Alnna, sal mai loveasca
inca odata pc Capcani.
Leru porunci sa sune coarnele
de strinsura, lar capitanilor lie
.s1usa:
voin merge la tabara 81 de
neon fl lhsat ceva CApcanii, Sc va
imparti dapa dreptate.
Din ValeA Omanului ceata
mica de calari, abba vre-o sapte
izlsi, mai eoborian spre lnnca.
T Sinza. + Sinza, striga
Pam gu bucurie 81 grabi in calea
cetei
fVa r,rnr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15

boara cete de Soilni de pc culme
81 avsm sa' curatim de pc aici.
Das cetele, carl urlau la vale,
erau capcanesti.
Acum era rindul capcanil0r DIX
a Sc imbarbata.
Gel de pc Culme, Sc aruncara
as,npra Romanilor din Boriste, lar
eel din lunca sc 1ntoarsera mai
Gu putere asl,pra cetelor lui Leru
81 a Ina Rl,jor, asnpra lui Oprea
81 asllpra hui Voicu.
Din nou Romanii incepeau a
Sc simti impinsi indarat. Din non,
insa, Lpru le dete cuvinte de inn
bdrbatape:
Sti NH ne. dam aauma. Penn
trl cei din Culme avem moi cetele
de Seimi de pc lCalnearnl, carl il
vor aiuhge indaAa. Iar dineoaao,
laaea moi vine Cristea GU 0, mic
de oameni. Loviti-i, sa-i rupenls
Ca sa nu ne r,lpa ei pc moi.
Lsru triinise, porunca lui Girls,
tea ST mai, dsparte Soimilof de pc
Calnsar,lk "a sa'si aduaa cetele
pSna Ia Hoata.
lnxi0Hati dA natlejdea naua 81
MAJ ales. min ai1ltOrul cetelOr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-15
CEAI BULGARESC
PENTRU SINCE.

Daca luat seara fierbinte, a.
jutI ca natllra, sd tie vindece de
raceli, Sc te apere contra Influ-
ientei, boalelor de feat, 81 sa-ti
curete matele..
Ciaiul bulgaresc pentru singc
este facut din rddlcini curate, iii
da slnge 81 putere sa te aperi con-
ira diferitelor boale.
Sc afla la toate farmaciile.
Sau il trimetem moi prin posta
asigurat. / cutie mare pentru fa-
mile $1.25, 3 cutii 1915, 81 6
cutii 1926. Adresa:
H. H. ven Schlick Presedinte.
Marvel Products Company,
424 Marvel Eldg. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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