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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

0a Mr.. and Mrs RS Hssal Gasse a as spend
= Mrs Gustaf Stromberg of New York is
spending some time atther summer home
on Ames hill.
Charles Pettee of Dorchester, Mass,
came to visit over the Fourth with Mrs.
Pettee at A. f. Hills.
Miss ARLENE Allen began Monday a
months vacation from her work in the
Donnell & Davis millinery store.
Mrs Merle Moore, who was a guest for
a week of Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Marsh,
has returned to her home in Wilmington.
Miss Ruth Dalrymple of Springfield
Mass. visited over the holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dalrymple
Miss Ruth Prentss of Boston came
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. r. Prentiss, until Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Charlotte Knight went Saturday
to Springfield, Mass, to visit over the
weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Sanders, and family.
Miss Alicia Bishop, Miss Hazel Boyd
and Miss Vivian Hunter went Monday
to Miss IIolbrook's camp in West Dunn
merst0n to remain two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stellman and
children have returned to their home in
IL
days with his mother, Mrs. l.. ii. Stell-
man.
Miss Grace Burt of Greenfield came
Monday to visit at her home on Bonny.
vale road over the Fourth. Frank Sauer
of Turner'S Falls also is a guest at Miss
Burt's home.
Miss Marie Flint of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Russ Locke of Lebanon, n. H., and
Mrs. George Dargue of New York city
have been guests this week at Hiland A
Briggs's and at Judge f. ID. e. Stoves
Miss Charlotte Robbins returned
Wednesday to Newton, Mass, where
Mount Ida school for young women
after visiting several days at her home
| here.
Mrs. John Peterson of Providence, X
l., was operated upon Saturday in tn,
Melrose hospital by DIR. Il. r. Lynch
Mrs. III. w. Hardy, who was operate,
upon three weeks ago, was discharged
Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice |. Hamcl, superintendent
Mt the MelrOse hospital, returned Tues
day evening from Boston, where sh
went to attend the commencement at tn
Hart private school for nurses, of whic
she is graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. VanBibber an,
cllluTeH Oh biTuHtT. MuSS., Sloppcu ncI
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. L
White while on their way to their HON
from Belmont, where they visited MI
; Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. L
! White.
Mrs. A. w. Herrick and daughter
Leone and Persis, will leave today fo
Vineland, n. j., to make their home. Mr.
Herrick, who was called here sever,
, weeks ago by the death of her mothe
Mrs. n. T.. Emery, is superintendent {
2 the Vineand City hospital.
i Miss Mabel Bailey has finished wor
. in the Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt depar
, ment store and is now on a trip to Lab
George with Mrs. Stockwell and Nli'
katherine Stockwell. Miss Bailey wi
p leave today for Burlington, where 81
I will attend the summer school at the Tn
{ versty of Vermont.
G. II. Pierce of Fort Dodge Ia, and
= W. Pierce of st. Johnsbury visited SUI
q day and Monday in the home of the
. . sister, Mrs. l.. w. Chase. Mr.. and Mr.
!. Chester LawtOn and son, Ralph,
Springfield, Mass, also We're visito
there and Mt John l.. Lawton'a on Fore
street over the Fourth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
HALIFAX

Walter Baker and family of Green
field, Mass, were in town Sunday.
George Clark and family of Lyons
vile, Mass, visited A. X. Aliens re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard and son of
Worcester, Mass, visited ID. w. Grafton
recently.
Workmen from Greenfield, Mass, are
getting Maplehurst Lodge in readiness
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mvron Crosier and Mrs.
Frank Payne of Shelburne Falls, Mass,
spent the holiday at Hillside camp.
DIR. Clubhouse and family of Shelburne
Falls, Mass. are at their summer home
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Learnard, who
have been spending a few weeks with
relatives in Illinois, returned home Sum
day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, July ., by Rev. Clark
II. Brownell Merton Herbert Pierce of
Putney and Hazel Eva Williamson OF
Brattleboro.
In Limestone. Me-, June 2S, DR.. War
rem Buell. Perry of Brattleboro and Miss
Helen NJ. Getchell of Limestone.
In Hinsdale, n H., July 3, by Rev. T..
s. Cahill Francis Meany of Winchester
and Miss Lillian Deyo of Hinsdale.
In Jacksonville Fla, June %, Earl
Longcrier and Miss Marie Pelerin, both
of Jacksonville.
I'm West Townshend, July |. by Rev.
l.. II. Sprague of Jamaica, Leslie Carl
ton Rhodes of Windham and Miss
Ethelyn Charlotte Grout of West
Townshend
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, July l, Frank Hadley
Gibson, %.
Bruce. 50.
hospital.) June 20, Mrs. Lila adams
Reed, AZ, wife of Herbert p. Reed OF
Amherst. Mass, formerly of Dummer'
ston.
In Townshend, June 80, Moses Ran
dali, 90,
In Keene, June %, Mrs. Abbie #
Thomas, Sc. formerly of Hinsdale.
(Green) Parmelee. 50, widow of Ashley
NJ. Parmelee.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
GUILFORD

Old Home Sunday will be observed
in Christ church July %. Bishop A. G.,
A. Hall of Burlington will preach, and
all friends of the historic church, which
present. The service will begin at 3
p. IN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
GUILFORD CENTER

Children's night will be observed at
the regular meeting of Broad Brook
literary program will consist of numbers
by the children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
FRANK HADLEY GIBSON.
Afflicted Past Year with Progressive
Poliomyelitis-Young Man OF High
Scholastic Attachments

SchO1astlc AttainmenfS.
Frank Hadley Gibson, %, oldest of
the four children of Col Ernest w. and
Grace (Hadley) Gibson, died in his home
at IA Oak street at 2.25 o'clock Saturday
morning About year ago he was af-
flicted with trouble that was diagnosed
as infantile paralysis and which as time
progressed specialists regarded as a rare
form of progressive poliomyelitis. Every
thing that scientific skill could do for
him was DONE but without avail, and
for the last three weeks he had failed
rapidly.
Hadley Gibson, as he was commonly
known, was born in Chester June .,
1890. In the spring of the following
year the family came to Brattleboro, and
his home had been here ever since. His
father, who is a well known attorney, is
colonel of the 172d Infantry list Yer
mont).
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07

hS Nam Yor smear AR ana for o t%ar
homes Tuesday after weeks vacation
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Webster AMI
daughter of Syracuse, n. Y, visited over
the holiday with his brother, Harry p.
Webster
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07

Miss Helen NJ. Sanderson has moved
from the Barber building to the home OF
Miss Florence ii. Wells of High street.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

ola 0 roada foarte mica, lar in ma
re parte lru va da nici un rod,
decit ceva cocieni (tulei sau pale
pentru vitc.
Finatele 81 pasunile au suferit
foarte multi 81 plugarii incepuse-
ia sa-Si hrancasca vitele mari,
mai eli seama, Gu nutretul adunat
pcntru iarna. Cimpurilc erau Cha
mai sunD jalnice. pirlite de TO-
cul secetei .Acum in saptamina
trecuta 81 cea de fatd inceput
sd ploaie mai cu nadejde 81 plli-
garii 5 au mai inviorat. ca vor
avea eel putin pasuni de toamnd
81 vor putea ara, lar ce vor sama
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
DECLARATIE

Subscrisa declar prin aceasta
cd am parasit casa unchiului meu,
PETRU BALAS, din yointa mea
81 nesilita de nimeni, dupa &c
dansul ma tinut in casa un an 81
patru luni, in care timp mia cum
parat mai multe rinduri de hainc
81 toate cele neccsare pentru o
fata: m a indemnat in trei rlnduri
sd trimit La mama 81 sora mea un
total dc $500 (optzeci 81 unu de
dolari. sau zece mil de leD, 81 ii
mai depus in banca. Pc numele
meu. bani de la dansul 81 din
munca mea $1,000, pc earl Ia
scos 81 mi la predat astazi intrc
martori.
| Dc All lnalnte MI mai ann nlci
o pretentie de la dansul; /; declar ca
voiesc sa les de sub ocrptirea 81,
find in stare SD ma sllstln SIN
gura, 81 nu voiu mai apela la aju-
torul sau nici in cazuifile cele mai
orele Declar de asemenea cd
'mi-am primit de la dallsul toate
hainele. tot ce mise cuvine 81 ma
oblig a nu-i mai solicita ajutorul
sau ocrOtirca.
Ca lncheerc, prin cclc de fatl
mul tumesc 'deasemenca unchiultli
meu Cd III a adus la America 81
m a ajutat pana in prczent.
Maria Miskovici
Cleveland, O. % Oct. 1922.
Martori:
! N. N. Boeriu
| Andrei Popovici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

sticla de parfum.
= Della mine esti tot asa de els
tigata, 81 fara pari, tine sarutare
- Pupaciosule! Spun ell ca Ro-
minia e tara iubirii 81 barbatii de
aici tin recordul sarutarilor,
81, din nou, Wanda ralnase De
ganduri.
- Wanda striga Dinu.
= Ce G, dragul meu?
Al fost de multe orr in Euro
pa pc cind tc aflai maritata in
America
- Am traversat de seaisprezece
orr Oceanul.
= 81 nu tia fost frica de nau-
fragiu?
- Pc transatlantic ma silntiam
totdeauna mai in sigurantA ca ii
patul meu de acasa
81 zici cal vizitat mai toate
tarile Europeig
- Ba, 81 in Asia am fost!
- Unde?
In Indii. Acolo ana prins ma
re simpatie de un poet indian, de
Rabindranath Tagore, ladeca de o
perile lui!
81 Wanda incepu sd recite . po-
vestire q ilustrnlui poets exotic.
Asculta frumoalsa poenla y
VI Tagore, dintr D carte d hi ill-S \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
ma, vaputea incolti.

ma, vaputea ncolti.
Pomii roditori. Mere 81 pere
sunt in toate locurile. dar nu prea
frumoase 81 in mare parte vier-
manoase.
Prunc sunt mai putine 81 acelea
sunt cam mici, slabe 81 fara pute,
re, fara dulceata. - Frunzele po-
milor a inceput Sc cada inainte de
vreme 81 mai multi pomi sunt in
primejdie a sc usca pc urma su-
fcrintelor ce au indurat cit Ii.
nut seceta.
Vile inca astau mai multi -lS.u dc
cit bi1Ic., Bo;tbelc au ramas mici,
nu sc coc cum trebuic 81 nu au
ldulceata d,lpa lege.
Samanaturiles de toamna. Rau
de tot STAN pin acum cn lucruri.
lie pentru sa.nanaturile de toamna
Din pricina tariei pamintului, MI
| "a putut face nici aratura nj.
ci samanatura de toamna. Abea
de acum nadcjde sd Sc facl ara
turtle, dupa-ce dcte D-zeu plo
clte-va zile 81 cam peste tot To-
/ cul.
Libertatea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
INSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii nos
tri a observa urmatoarele reguii
la trimiterea pentru schimbare de
adresa.
i. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche undc
Id mers ziarul 81 adresa unde s'a
mutaf.
>. La fiecarc persoana sa le ala
turc marci de SC. Sa sc caute sd
nj Sc dea numele stradci 81 al ora
Sului correct.
Cine nu obserya aceste regul
IN zadar aSteapta sd Use schinbt
adrcsa ca nu sc poate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

titulata: din. viata Bengalului
Dol frati Sc insurasera GU ,doua
surori, una mai frumoasa de cit al-
ia.
Oar femeile Sc ccrtau foarte dies.
Barbatii lncepura 81 eli sd sc cer-
te din cauza femeilor.
81 intr o ri, un frate omoara pe
cclalalt.
Omoritorul acuza, in fata auto
ritatilor, Pc sofia sa.
Aceasta il iubise mai multi pc so
tut 81 Isl pnsese tot idcalul vietii
in acest ON. Auzindu'l acum, ca,
el, 0 acuza din senin, simti prabu-
sindu-se, III sufletul ci, ceva, ca Q
biserica &c sd naruie.
Primi lovitura soartei 81, fara
Sd scoata. un cuvintzde protestare,
ascnlta actlzarea, asteptind, Gu re-
semnare, judecata.
In ziua judccatii, ca, tot asa nu
mega, tacu, afirmind prin aseasta
CD ca a omorit pc cumnatul ei. Ju-
'decatorii . condamnara Ii moartc.
Sotnl ci fu lovit de remuscare 81,
url5nd, spuse judecatorilor Ga
el este asasinnl fratelui sau.
Fenieea se ridica 81, cu . colnpa-
tiinitoare raceala spuse ca ~ este
ssasilaa dar 81 sotnl q tyebuie -
81 iiielynllif sle - da u drept oinorii-
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meu incaput pc nina altor femei,
sau, compromis in cine site ce afa
ceri nccuratc.
81 totusi am convingerca ca acest
nenorocit dc Igor MI 0 secatura.
+, insa un ON slab. Trebue sa fl in
caput pc nina cine site caror cx-
croci, earl ii papa banii in afaccri
inmagiilare.
Eu n am pierdut nadejdea in l.
gor. Parca ma pomencsc intr o ri cu
el aparind, asa, pc negindite, cum
a mai VENT, odata, dupa cinci luni
de lipsa. Sc va reintoarce, imi ra
cadea in genunchi, va plingc, imi
va jnra, din, nou, ca ma iubeste 81
eu, cind il yad plingind, il cred.
Sill vol ierta! ST, lar, il vol primi
ling5 ninel
Dar el, ute, ma lasa singura,
Bani nu mai am. Fanlilia mea ma
ocareste ca nu'l las. Am ramas ca
fEu,lsa la yint.
nv dispera, pretsna scumpa.
Tout est pour le mieux dams lc
Meillenr des mondes possibles /
~ = o fraza lui Leibnitz!
1 nti-adue aminte, odata in Ru-
& prinaoars am f;icut Gu un var
\ sa eare sustinea 9 'aceasta fraza
epinoxSa. I am pus sub mas
a oasse Is ain ristigat paroiI,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

: Sedinta Sc Va deschide la orele
8 a. IN. Tot odata acei membrii
carl doresc a deveni Manager Ia
Hala sunt rngati ne inainta
Oferta Presidiului Societatii ina
inte de deschidcrea sedintei.
In speranta ca veti lua acestea
Ia cunostinta 81 yeti fl Ell totii
present. la aceasta Sedinta.
Am r;mas GU dcosebita stima.
Nicolae Dragcs, presedinte.
lClO COA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

set. Fusese o iubita lui Victor
Hue. Am citit, odata, intr 'un iur-
nal intitulat Feuillets d Art.
81 Wanda, rasfoind cartea, sta
tea acum pc pat GU fata in jos.
Din dcschizatura larga bluzei
] Sc vedeau sinii abb dc marmura,
svicnind in tresariri calde.
81 cum statea asa culcata Gu ochii
asternuti pc paginile lui Musset,
Wanda parea 0 "Bussende Mag
dalena'
Dupa citya timp, Sc ridica spri-
jinindu's 81 spatele de capatiiul pa
tului, apoi privind in sus, inccpu
Gu vocea ei de harfa eoliana, sd de-
clame vercuri cnglezesti.
&c cinti tn in lilnta straihosi-
Fior taif yeghitoarea mea! .
Intreba DillYsl:
Citeva versuri dill Child Ha-
rold III care Lord Byron yorbeste
despre singuratate
a raminc de yorba Gu natura,
MI inseamna singuratate. Oar, 81
|stai in mijlocul oaanenilor ce te obo-
sesc Gu lingtlsirile lor, lar tu 81
Yreai So scari de q, aceasta &. sin
pratate
Tot alnarita, iubirea meat
ireste. &c yiata due eui Q
'Fiata sterilS Mai pot i,lbi Ell aen,n 1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
CETrTI 3I ABoltATI
ZIARUL "AMERICk"'
STAREA RECOLTELOR.
81 SAMANATURILOR

Por,lmburile. Cclc varatice s-au
copt 81 sau culcs. Rodlll G mijlociu
81 submijlociu. Cclc ,tomnatice
sunt aprOape de coacere, dar 0
coaccre inainte dc vreme, din pri-
Gina Secctei 81 a marilor calduri.
In &c priveste rodul, in partlle joa-
Sc pc luncile riurilor 81 pc undc a
mai cazut cite o ploicica, el va ii
mijlociu 81 sllbmijlociu. In par.
tile ridicate 81 Pc unde nu a plouat
vreo trei luni de zile, porumbul va
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23


Tu-mi vorbcsti asa dc fri
mos de iubire, poetul meu scump,
81 eu ma vad calatorind prin lumi
lc ce ma asteapta!
Al auzit, vreodata, yorbindu.
Sc de Bahagavat4Gita sau Car
tea-Sacra a Indiei?
hi bine, acolo C inceputul ST
cheia tuturor stiintelor 81 miste-
relor yietii.
Brahmanismul isvorul ezote.
rismului.
lsus Christos, timp de patruzcci
de zile, cit So zice - "a pos
tit, y cercetat 81 s'a iuitiat III
acele stilnte Else oculte.
Din Bagahavat-G -Gita a print
lsus "ealiciul'', vasul stint pen,
tru oficiarea leturgiei, 81 dupa a.
iccasta, s'a botezat.,
In tinapul acelor patruzeci de
zlle de post, cctirc 81 mcditatii
9 fost lsils ispitit de Diavol 81 i
vazut in mintc, Gu multi mai ina
inte, torturile 81 rastignirea pc
cruce.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

Eu sunt crepusculul unei victi &C
Sc ducc.
- AL unei primaveri care abba
incepe in dcplina libcrtate zilc-
lor tale de All!
AL unei veri pc sfirSite, dra-
gul meu!
- Oar tn, n al nici 0 trcslrirc
pentru dragostea mea ce te inva-
luic toata ca un nour ficrbinte, CD
Q flacara din care, ca pascrea Fe-
nix, vel iesi mai tanara, mai fru-
moasa, mai ferlnecatoarc?
Tu nu vezi cal intrat in porii
mel ca patima de opium in nenoro-
citii ce nu Sc mai pot lasa de el 81
sflrsesc prin a mnri din pricina
lui.
Vino, otrava5 inea dulce, saruta-
ma 81 da-lni viata sau ucide-ma,
mai bine, dccat sd te vad indure-
rata. Pe fruntea ia dc fildes, 'bolti-
IA ca Q arcadia de altar indaratuf
Garcia Sc oficiazI mistere divine
nu Treau 81 yadnici . uanbra. Do
ar buzelc noptii SO sarute usor,
,culcand Q pc zapada pernclor tate
81 sclafimii lnmilor ulbastre sa-ti
visirilc pana 'nzori
de ii. 81 atunci, sa te trezesti sub
adierea slsoarii ca de zrfir i 'b,lze-
IA mels
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
IN VT AR E

ID Todor Marginean din comuna
Capalna -de-jos judetul Tarl,aya-
Mica, are onoare a va face cllnos-
cut casatoria sa ell d-soara Anica
Nistor.
D-Soara Anica Nistor din CO.
muna Ghizasa-de-sus jud. Tarnava
Marc are onoare va face cunos-
cut casatoria sd GU Ill Toder Mar
ginean.
81 invita- Gu dragoste pe toate
neamurile, cons;itenii 81 cunoscutii
din loe 81 jur, a lua parte La Ccle-
brarea Cununiei lor Religioase
care va avca loc Sambata 2S,Oc.
iomvric 1922 la ora 2 p. M. in Bi.
serica great. ''Sf. loan Botczato-
ruiz din Farrell, Pa. Precum 81 la
masa 81 dams ce sc va arania
seara in Hala Societatii 'Transil-
vania' din Darr Ave. Farrell, Pa
NASH vor fl ID 81 Dina Spiri-
don Fratila din Sharon, Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

tOrul.
81 femcea fu dusa la eSafod.
81 clnd maj fura cite-va minute
pima sal sboare capul, avind drep-
tul, dupa legc sa-yi spuna ultima
dorinta, magistrate intrcbara da-
Cd nu vrea sa-si yada sotul care G
la'poarta inchisorii 81 cere sa intre
la ca?
-Duccti-ma, mai rcpcde la esa-
fod! = fu raspunsul snblimei fc-
mel
Ri, ce zici? Nj 9 admirabila
pocma aceasta lui Rabindranath
Tagore?
Arata-mi suflete de fenlei pline
de alta mandrie 81 alnara decepfe.
|incit Sc pfefere sa mora neynoye,
..te, decit Sc mai tfsiasca dupa pta1
IA = /.
busirea celui maj frllmos Wis al lor,
lubirea pentru IN harbat!
Apoi, Wanda iua nm yolum de
Musset sill descllise Il intimplare.
Ce frumasaae peoria aceasta
"Sur nne morte Z Si citi toata poe
zia, staruint asupra ultimsi strofe
|" Ellie est morte 81 y pas vecn,
!" Ellie faisait selnblant de 'ryivre
De ses mains ct tombe IL liyrg u
Danr le auel Gle 4 4 riel ~.
s' Eil stia cine.,esa enaeisl . carei
Illoarte i iiilspifss { led de lIus
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A Y ! z

Subscrisul avizez pc toti eel
intcresati cd adresa mea noul
este =. Q. Box 124 Highland
Park. Mich.
Atrag atentiunea celor ce Sc
stu ca au afaceri dc rczolvat Gu
mine pentru IL 81 lie rezolva, 81 in
special dl. Easile Ratiu din Vistea
dc sus, tcaci i'll caz contrariu vol
.lua masuri cuvenite. Aceasta este
ultima mca rugare.
Bucu- NeagoS.
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CONCURS

Parochia Romano OrtodoXa, din
Montreal, Ont. Canada. Deschide
concurs pentrll locul vacant d.
preot. Onor. Preoti doritori Z
ocupa postul sunt rugati a 81
inainta oferta GU calificatiunile, in
eel mai scurt timp posibil Ia
adresa:
RCuManian Ortodcx Church
p. O. Box No. IL.
Montreal, Ont. Canada.
(otQ S1A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
INFORMAIII

BUCURESTI. - In ziua cand
regele Ferdinand 81 Regina Maria
S 'au incoronat la Alba Lula, tim
pul era ploios, asa ca suveranii au
trebuit aStepte vreme iudelun-
gaia in trenul regal.
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CONVOCARE

Societatca 'Desteapta-te Ro-
name Hora Unilii'' din Detroit
pc aceasta Gale Convoaca pe toti
membrii sal la sedinta generala
extra-ordinara ce sa va tinea pc
ziua de Dumineca % Oct. 1929.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23

Muzica lui Nick Sinu din
Youngstown, Ohio va distra pc
onor. oaspeti Gu celea mai fru-
moase arii, de dams 81 cantece ma
tionale.
Deci in sperante ca vom avea
onoarea a va saluta in mijlocul
nostlu, pana la revederc rama
mem salutanduva cu toata dra-
gostea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
MIRII 81 NASH.

=. $. R,tgam pc toti pretinii
consistent, 81 cunoscutii postrli
earl nu all primit imvitari speciale
sd bineyoiasca considera aceasta
ca atare, nestiind la multi adresa
corccta.
(249 L. SD.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-23
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Sd nu intinxi mana Ia coltul 3
stradelor in car cand al r1mAs
fara 0 manA sau IN picior in
scrie-te intro societats din
uniunea s. 3. 4.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31

subject Of money was always inter.
"sting, she added. The difficulty al
ways had been that the public could
not b" completely informed as to the
work Of the Mints. 1t was Of necessity
that some secrecy shroudcd the opera.
tIons in order to hamper ~ much ns
possible the artful individuals who
would make their own money. During
the war no persons were permitted to
enter the Mints rs s!"htSccrs and IL
had always been Il rule that no pic
lures of mint operations would be per.
mttcd.
However. Miss O'Rcilly had n Gov.
"rnm"nt publication about tn" work Of
the MntS Gnd tn" making Of money,
and she would b" glad T." have the book
read And th" book was borrowed for
l"rusnl, although til" interviewer would
much rather have had the story Of Miss
NReilIy. From that sh" went On to
tell Of other things. The supply Of
gold, for instance, developed something
novel
Every one who visited bookshops II
few years ago knows of the Yukon and
the Yukon always brings up the stor-
les of the tragic gold rushes. Every one
would therefore expect to hear that
much Of the gold comes from Aiaska,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-31
Many Southern States
Are Gold Producers

about some other business, ! wou'' I"
shown to be very Ignorant
"lIow long did you say you haa 0''"
with the Governments
Eighteen years, ever since ! W."
seventy nine" and she smiled "sa'"
"Would you--pardon the d'rec'"e''
-" the apology was necessary eve"
with n newspaper man of some eAp'''
cnce, as the interviewed had shown ,"s
would rather talk about something otns'
than herself and her work.
don the dircc,ncss. but Mr.. i.eihhS"."
end Mr.. Baker and others always ha"
told MS about your efficient ser'''e,
how you We're, in fact, the pr"'"' y.
the mints. Mr.. l.ehingwcll use" -"
comment often on the uncannv iaeu".
YOU had for keeping facts ana 's"''1
uhou, til. Mints in mind nnd you.
ability to supply information "''"'"'
the slightest delay ,.,
II was too much. Miss " h''''
waved her hand again in depr'c"'"s
manner. Color came into her fhce a""
disappeared: then. Tint faint l,t'' ''", w
barrasscl smile which might also ""''
had Il note Of Appreciation. A..
THAT Is all natural she lns,S''.
at is not strange that ] sho"'u . .,,
something about the Mints ana Ins" a.
work, It 10 only the result o. -
here every day, IT II interest'hs'