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The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
YOUNG GIRLS SAY BOYS
FORCE THEM TO SHAME
Two More Children of High Point
Tell Officers Their Grievance
Which Is aWarn.ng

The two High Point girls who
were ordered TO the home for way
ward girls al Samarcrand when given
a hearing before W. NJ MaTr, Judge
OF the juvenile court. made eonfes-
sions regarding their conduct which
led Chief OF Police L. W. Blackwell
er TO the opinion that many parents
are not placing proper restrictions
on their young daughters.
Chief Blackwelder and Police Ser
geant Williams carried the girls.
both fifteen years old. 10 the home
at Samarcand in an automobile. On
the way over the girls talked free
ly of their conduct, which they said
was not different from that of many
Of their youthful acquaintance in
this and other cities.
The girls told the police officers
OF such conditions prevailing among
at least restricted element of the
population that the chief of police
is outspoken in his warning TO moth
ers and fathers to be more careful
about their daughters going automo-
bile riding at aight
The girls gave the names Of sever
al young men who were in the habit
OF making engagements with them
and other giils 10 so riding at
night. On all these occasions, the
girls said when they reached the out
skilts Of the city they would find
two or three other men concealed in
the back of the car or the driver
would stop and pick ap other men
as if by appointment.
On such occasions the girls told
the officers. they suffered all kinds OF
insults. and when they protested,
were threatened and told they would
have TO walk back home.
They told the officers they had
tolerated this conduct so far that
they could not appear on the streets
without being insulted by these boys.
They wanted TO go TO the home at
Samarcand. they said, because they
realized that if they staid here
they could never hope to command
respect.
When they reached the home one
of the girls told Chief Blackwelder.
as she stepped from the automobile:
Thank God. Mr.. Blackwelder, I'm
away from that crowd" The chief
of police and Sergeant Williams
are loud in their praise of the states
home for wayward girls. They spent
three hours at the institution and
were made to stay and take supper
with the authorities.
I'VE reached Samarcrand at six
o'clock in the evening"" Chief Black
welder said today in commenting on
the trip, land were met by Miss
MacNaughton. the superintendent of
the institution and one of the finest
types of women | have ever known.
She gave the two girls hearty well
come and made them feel at home
from the start.
Il wish to state that the home is
not what most OF our people think II
is; IL Is not prison with iron bars,
but great institution for the mould
ing of womanhood.
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
RETURNS TO FIND HIS
TWO CHILDREN GROWN
Jake Adkins Stayed Away Eighteen
Years But Gets q Rorsing
Welcome Back

To come back to this country af
ter and absence of eighteen year.
find his wife still bearing his name
his two baby girls grown to woman,
hood, ore now the wife of a Metho-
dist preacher, the other living a.
home. was the experience Of Jake Ad.
kins. a native OF the White Plain:
section of Surrey county. The Ad.
kins family Is widely connected and
numbered among the honest. worthy
citizens in this county. says the Mt
Airy correspondent to the Winston
Salem Journal.
No. one here had seen or heard
from Mr.. Adkins for the past six
teen years. His relatives had given
up hope of seeing him again and IL
was thought that perhaps the In
fluenza epidemic of the war period
marked him. IL indeed. he had lived
that long. His appearance here a
few days ago. without warning. was
the signal for killing the "fatted
calf' out at the country home OF
his father. Samuel Adkins. Sr.. well
past so. and one OF the respected
residents of the county.
Given Big Welcome
Four brothers, two sisters. three
half brothers. ono half sister, and a
step-mother joined to the welcome
that was extended to Mr.. Adkins.
The whole of the White Plains
neighborhood came out to see
Jake" who had long since been
mourned as dead. He told them OF
some of his travels over the country,
having boen in practically every state
In the Union since he left Surrey
county early in 1904. 1t was two
years after he left that letter was
received from him and from that
time. until he came home the other
day no message has been received.
Daughter Married
Mr.. Adkins is now AZ years OF
age. When he left here he was a
young man of "a, strong and Wig
orous and eager to ''see the world.
His oldest daughter. Carrie. married
the Rev. George w. Clay recently
and they are now residing in Glib
sonville, near Greensboro. His young
est daughter. Miss Zelia, now in her
eighteenth year, is living with her
mother. Mrs. Adkins lived with her
husbands father for time while
her children were young but later
moved out in home OF her own.
When Mr.. Adkins got of the train
here in Mt. Airy he asked bystand-
er how he could get out to White
Plains, which is some few miles from
here. The bystander proved to be his
half brother, Milton Adkins, who had
grown to manhood and whom Mr..
Adkins failed to recognize until the
young man introduced himself.
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
The Signs Were Bad

A husky negro applied for a job
in big ship building company and
his fine figure and strength go. him
accepted. He was told to report to
certain department in the end of
mammoth building.
He hadn't gone ten feet before he
saw sign hung above an alcove
reading: "Stretcher Here" Dupli-
Gates of this assailed his eye here
and there, then came bigger sign
which said: "To the Hospital" The
odor of ether and other smells filled
his nostrils and he turned back.
"Boss," he said to the man who had
hired him. "Ah resigns. Ah'm
through"
"Why, Sam, what's the matter !?
You're not afraid Of danger, are you?"
"Nossuh, boss, danger All Graves,
but not wilful destruction, no suh!"
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10

one-half cupful Of molasses, one-hali
cupful of sour milk, one egg, one tea
spoonful Of soda. two cupfuls of flour,
oneshalf cupful Of raisins or currants,
and cinnamon. nutmeg and ginger for
spices. Mix and set away to bake the
following day. Drop by spoonfuls 90
baking sheets and bake In quick
Oven.
Dats cake.-Tske one cupful each
OF sugar and dates, one egg, one cup
full Of boiling water, one teaspoonful
of soda, two tablespoonfuls of butter,
one and. two-thirds cupfuls Of flour,
one teaspoonful Of baking powder, one
tenspoonful Of vanilla, one-half cupful
OF walnut meats. Pour the boiling
water over the seeded dates, add the
soda. Mix. the other ingredients as
usual and bake In sheet. Frost with
one half cupful Of sour cream and one
half cupful Of brown sugar boiled to-
gether until creamy. A half-cupful OF
hickory-nut meats added to the frost
Ing improves II, and the nuts iE the
cake may be omitted when they are
used In the frosting.
Spice Nut Bars.-Take four eggs.
:wo cupfuls of sugar, one cupful OF
molasses, one pound Of blanched and
chopped almonds, one cupful Of fruit
jam. four cupfuls Of flour, four tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder, one-half
teaspoonful of salt. one-fourth tea
spoonful each of cloves, allspice, gin
ger, nutmeg and cinnamon; the grated
rind Of one lemon, one orange and one
square Of melted chocolate. Mix in.
gradients In the order given and pour
into a paper-lIned dripping pan. Bake
in a moderate oven 80 minutes. Re
move from the pan and slice when
cool IN finger-sized strips. Store In
a tight tin box.
N IA "A
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
The Reason

The physician was giving an in
formal talk on physiology.
"Also," he remarked, "it has re.
Gently been found that the human
body contains sulphur"
Sulphur" exclaimed the girl ir
the blue and white sweater. "Ant
how much sulpher is there in girls
body!"
ooh, the amount VARIES" said the
doctor, smiling, according to the
girl"
| "Ah," replied the girl. "And is
that why some Of US make better
matches than others z"
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
4 jxJ3${H#{EE44G xEJ1g{;#EE4G

One may wish for return Of Eden.
Wishing will not change the scheme Of
the universe. Men must sweat or Gle.
One may. at his pleasure. change the
nature of his task. This is free coun-
try But toll he must Y he would live.
In sweat Is salvation from all. eco
nomic Ills. There is no other.-Ths
Saturday Evening Post
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
Personal Interest

Mr. Dunn stood up in court, charged
with disordsrly conduct, his head
swathed in bandages, and demanded
a trial by jury.
"It's only a minor offense, ">advised
the Judge. "Why not plead guilty,
pay a small fine and get 1t overt"
"No, judge" replied Mr.. Dunn de-
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
Can't Fool EN-

Two colored gentlemen were en-
gagged In conversation when one of
them became very much annoyed by
the persistent attention of large fly.
"Sam, whut kin fly am dis?
"Dat am boss fly"
"Whut kind Is dat!"
"A hoss fly am fly whut buzzes
round cows, n hosses n jackasses.
"You amt maxim out for to call
me no jackass?"
"No, I amt maxim out for to call
you no jackass, but you can't fool
dem boss flies."-Forbes Magazine.
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10

terminedly, II want trial by jury.
The last thing / remembered was
when l was standing peaceful-like on
the corner and that big guy wandered
along. The next thing was when two
doctors were sewing me up. Unless
l have trial and hear witnesses I
never will find out what ! called the
big stiff"
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
Strenuous

There's nothing the matter with
you," said the physician scornfully to
the effete-appearing young man. "All
you need is plenty Of exercise. Are
you taking any at presnt!"
II should say ! am" retorted the
gilded youth with some Indignation.
"I'm rolling my own cigarettes"
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10

ter months. The
following are q
few Of the good
ones:
Molasses Drop
Cookies. - Take
one@alf cupful Of
b utter, one-half
pitnful nf supnr
The Monroe journal., 1922-02-10
WINTER GOODIES.

Cakes and cookies which will keep,
are In great demand during the win
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-27
NaVa|i|i Barbara
N U v ELK
de
Lucian Bolcas.

Isl de asia data 81 Sc detera in
vorbe Gu strainii.
80 Voinicilor! Cum att durmit!
Ce att visat? Ne sloboziti acum
calea in cetate, ca sa' poftim
buna dimineata lui Leru al lui
Binsf
- Gu vrerea domnului va slo.
bozim; dar de unde nu, puteti
0pleca lar indarat.
Tn strajer merse, ca sd instiin.
teze Lerului, ca au VENT lara
oaspetii de asta noapte.
Calaretii straini asteptara.
Gu un patrar de ceas mai in
urma Sc slobozi o punte ingusta
presto SAINT. 0 mana de oameni
.iesi din cetate, luara armele stra-
inilor, le hgara cali III iarba, lar
lcr le legara ochii, ii luara cu
dansii n cetate. Il purtara prin
coridoare prin tnrnllri, pe trepte
!! ~, ttpes ~ M n l il1f 4 Il sIss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-27
(Urnlare).

teal ascunde numai intre ziduri
ci teal baga de-a dreptul prir
cele beciuri - de groaza lu
Ujobu.
Nu he deschideti, ca sa vor.
bim Gu Leru, pc care il chemati
d0mnul vostru?... Nu?... Lasati
caci ne Yeti deschide vol.
Calaretii Isl intoarsera cali 81
plecara, petrecuti de hohotele
strajerilor.
Sd vi mai vedem, cand ni-om
yedea ceafa!
q
In alta ii dimineata, cand soa-
rele era sus de vre-o doua suliti,
rxl1retii se oprira din nou sub
Dstatea Zgleamanului 81 sunara
ra din coarne odata. de doua
h mi de mu1te orL GtrS ierii
s c1sera cipurile M 1fnstst
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-27
TEMNIT!ELE
UNCURESTINU
S'AU COLT!
Cum s'a facut ''schimbul" de
detinuti politici. - Am fost pa
caliti. = Temnitele unguresti
sunt pline 81 All de romani fara
vina. - Singurul mijloc de al
liberia. 0 ista a celor inchisi. =
Cine despagubeste victimele.

Ia urmare campaniei pc care
zlarul 'Dacia" a dus-o la timp,
pentru a Sc veni grabnic in aju-
,torul martirilor romani inchisi 81
schingiuiti in temnitele din Tn.
garia - dupa Masurile represivc
ale guvernului roman, s'a con-
VENT la sckimbul de ''prizo-
nieri''. Gu Ocazia acestui schimb
guvernul roman a admis cererea
ungariei de a fl repatriati Off
terri condamnati pentru flagrant
delict de spionaj marturisit 81
alti conspiratori contra siguran.
tel statlllui, dovediti 81 condam-
natl in regula.
lar din partea Ungariei moi
am primit IL romani, carl intr' a
devar All stat 20 de luni in pus-
caria din Budapesta, dar fara a
avea vre-o vina 81 fara Sc putea
produce impotriya lor O sentinta
condamnatoare cat de modesto.
De la eel intorsi, 81 pc carl nj
menea nu-i astepta la CARA din
Oradea- Mare, dupa lungul mar
:tiriu suferit pentru singurul mo.
tiv ca erau Romani, - constata.
rile trimisului nostru special la
Budapesta asupra tratamentului
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sa puie in libertate 81 sd repa
trieze aceste victime nevinovate
81 mai trebue sd supunem gu
vernului 0 chestiune importanta
in legatura Gu aceste arestari
samovolnice.
In cele 20 de luni, eat au fost
tinuti inchisi fara vina, spre a nu
muri de foame, romanii arestati
au cheltuit sumo importante pc
alimente 81 sumo 81 mai mari pen.
tru onorariile advocatilor eel
'aparau" Sc impune acum in.
trebarea, cine despagubeste pc
acesti nenorociti.@nu de suferin-
tele 81 pierderile morale, ci de
aceste pierderi materiale efec.
tive?
MOI mai avem conturi de regu.
lat Gu Ungaria, 81 credem ca n ar
trebui sa lipseasca din bilantul
eel vom prezenta, 81 acest ca
pitol.
Asa o cere dreptul 81 drcp.
tatea!
DIN 'Dacia").
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DAI AJUTOR NATUREI.

moi ne spalam mantle 81 fata in
fiecard ri pentru Sc duce jos
murdaria. NJ asteptam ca natura
sa lie spele. Atunci, de cc astep-
tati ca natura sd va curete sto.
macul 81 intestinele Gle diferitele
otravuri ce Sc aduna? 81 in spe.
cial cand stim pozitiv ca aceste
otravuri sunt Gu multi mai peri
culoase de eat murdaria de pc
fata, pentrll ea aduc diferite boil
serioase. cura tativa matele"
este eel mai important lucru.
Vinul Amar lui Timers este
eel mai bun remediu pentru cure
.tenie. Da ajutor stomacului. Mi
81 mil sunt multumiti 81 au pri-
nit resultate bune Gu acest re-
mediu. = Cititi scrisoarea urma-
toare: 'Garson Quarry, Man,
Canada. Dec. "a. 1921. Am sufe-
rit de indigestiune dol ami de
zile. In August lS, am inceput sa
folosesc Vinul Amar al lui Tri-
ner's, lar astazi sunt pc deplin
sanatos. Este un remediu exec
lent pentru dureri de stomac.
Gu stima Casimir Stefaniec." In
cercati Timers Sedative pentru
tusa, drugistul d-voastra sau ne
gutatorul de medicamente lie are
aceste remedii sau lie comanda
pentru d-voastra. (Adv.)
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serviciilor G. F. r., caci functiona
Ri yechi au fost nevoiti cd piece
81 Gu toata greutatea intanpinata
au preferat ocuparea unor> posturi
In care nu mai fntrasera. Nemul.
tumirile vim 81 din partea func.
tionarilor varstnici carl desi in i'm.
posibilitatea de a mai lucra, nu au
fost scosi la penale, invocandu-se
motivul Upset de functionari, pc
cata vreme functionari Gu aproape
10 ami mai tineri, au fost preferati.
Aceste greseli 81 abuzufi nu pot
Il motivate decat prin lipsa ex-
perientii in conducerea administra-
Ri G. F. R. 81 explicate prin spiri-
tul militarist aplicat unei institu.
'tuni Garcia pentru progresa ar
trebuie sa Use lase conducerea
functionarilor rutinati.
Militarizarea C. F. r. care ar Fl
fost un prilej sd Sc complecteze
uncle lipsuri vaditc, nu facut nj
nj ca era datoare sa faca pentru
functionari. Datoriile acestor Sc in
multisera, erau militari pc langa
care-l aveau, la dispozitia Mare
lui Stat-Major 81 judecati in caz
de consiliul de razboiu. Functio-
narii nu Sc bucurau insa de foloa-
sele acestei situatii, prevazute in
lege. Sporul de 1-5 din salar nu le-
a fost dat 81 nici foloase morale
nu au avut. Sub restrictiile legei
militare functionarii au fost prin
urmare nevoiti sa indure cele mai
mari neajunsuri.
Gazeta Transilvaniei.
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CEAIU LBULGARESC
PENTRU SINCE.

Daca e luat seara fierbinte
ajuta sa te vindece ca natura dc
raceli. TIE apara contra infuentei
.curata matele 81 iii reguleaza
,ficatul.
|. Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru SINCE
este facut din radacini. Iii da
SINCE 81 putere care Sc te apere
contra diferitelor boale.
Sc vinde la toate farmaciile
sau il trimetem prin posta asigu-
rat o cutie mare $1.25, 3 cutii Gu
|&.l5, sau 6 cutii Gu 1925. Adre.
|sa H. H. Won Schlick Presedinte,
Marvel Products Company, 424
Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Adv. }
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IN CAZ DE ACCIDENTE
grave, perderea unui picior sau
mana, Uniunea s. +. A. dx IN
beneficiu de sapte suite dolari.
NSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri a observn urmxtoarele
reguli Ia trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adres&.
l. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
nnde la mers ziarul si sdresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx 81,
Sc alature marci de 81. So 20
caute sa nj sc dea numele stra-
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observ3 aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt4 d i 70
schimbe adresa' Cd nu 20 poata
Administratia.
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- Culegeti-va darurile, pc carl
voiesc ca sa le luati lara Gu vol Ia
Iplecare, pentru ca nu pot sd va
Iimplinesc cererea. Oar spune-mi
|.acum, batranc grafton, cine esti
tut 81 de unde estii Portul tau
hu te arata, ca al fl dintre var
|'vari, nici graiul, caci vorbesti
|limpede limba noastra romancas-
|ca. 81 imi pare Cd te-asi Fl mai
|vazut oare-cand.
! - Am fost 81 eu odata. q. Oar
Facum sunt de unde md prinde
noaptea 81 rasaritul de soare, fSrG
casa fara stare, pribeag, cum
,sunt toti corturarii. Bine zici,
Doamne, Cd ne-am mai v&kut uoi
oare-cand. Mean vSzut::... Iii
aduci .)aminte de Ursntf Oar de
candrea ! De vancui 81 de zglfm-
beat 81 de Schiaul din Brieni,
.,care' ne canta din nuier Ia toets
serilei Oar de vulcufti sduci
amintei
stai; caci fmi psre, ex mi
sduc aminte. Ne-am vasut u eI.
deree Biharii. A. ~
A..
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ncuman la care a]l fost supuSi
au fost intru toate lconfundate.
Oamenii au fost arestati, desi
aveau pasapoarte n regula, Gu
vizele necesare dink partea foru-
rilor maghiare pcrltru a putea
'trece prin Ungarial Au fost ba.
tuti, batjocoriti, tbcariti, schin.
giuiti, chemati la linterogator a,
bia dupa eel putin {.rei luni de la
arestare, n'au mai fost cercetati
de nimeni, ci tinuti la inchisoare
in mizerie 81 eli u IA regim "spe-
cial' siliti sii cheltuiasca
sumo considerable spre nu
muri dc foame 81 CHI onorarii pla-
tite avocatilor una uri spre a Sc
asigura ca nu vOrl avea soarta
nenorocitului capitan Virgil A.
lexandrescu, asasinAt miseleste.
80
Asupra celor pitimite de cei
repatriati Gu atatd greutate nu
mai rcvenim. Stunt! lucruri triste
carl trebuesc uitatd pentru in.
lesni, raporturi de civilizata We
cinatate.
Oar pentru fa ce possible a.
ceste raporturi, guvernul roman
este dator lua din nou masuri
corrective, poate si| mai drastice,
spre constrange guvernul un.
gar 81 pc regentul Horthy, sa
puie in libertate si1pe nenorocitii
romani earl mai germ in temnitele
unguresti, tot fara {lisf vina.
Nu numai in temnitele cele din
Budapesta mai snnt asemenea
martiri, ci 81 in i1g g,isorile orase-
lor de provincie.
In temnita din Zalaegerszegz,
cum nj Sc comunic6 de unul din
repatriatii de la Budapesta, zac
de multe luni fara nici vina:
Sublocotenentul Victor Pop din
Targu- u-Mures;
loan Ruja din Sibiu;
Dl Harescu din Iasi;
Baba Gheorghe din Transit.
,vania:
loan Lazar din PENNSYLVANIA:
loan Besliu, din yechiul Regat );
,Constantin Virgil din Con-
stanta;
Alexandra Boeriu din Buco-
vina, etc. etc.
81 Ungaria mai are multe in
chisori!
Cuncscand reaua credinta a
guvernantilor unguri in aceasta
chestiune, credem Cd alta sea-
pare pentru nenorocitii carl fara
vina sufera atata 81 de multi a.
mar de vreme, - decat de So
licita Societatea Natiunilor sd
delege 0 comisiune aliata care
colindand numeroasele puscarii
81 locuri de tortura din pngaria,
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CONvOCARE

SOcietatea Romano de ajutor
81 Cultura t. s. Ammonia Strei-
nul Liber"' din st. Louis, Mo.
Convoaca pc toti membri sal, de
a lua parte la adunarea generala
lunari, care Sc Va tinea in ) Fe.
bruarie, 1922 in Hala Sarbilor
din al S-lea 81 Barry Str. Sedinta
sc va deschide la 2 p. m. la ordi-
.nea zilei Va fl mai multe chestii
de rezolvar in favorul Societatii.
pc cum 81 darea de seama de la
petrecerea din II Ianuarie C.
Frati membrii 81 membre, tot
odata Sc anunta hotarirea Socie
tatii noastre in sedinta din / la.
nuarie 1922 Cd in caz de negli-
Jenta in caz de boala. numai de
la data din care Sc instiintaza
este considerat de bolnav. 81 este
strict d Sc respecta decisiunea
Tuata in Procesul Verbal din |
lanuarle c. in speranta ca toti
fratii membri 81 membre ia la
eunostinta acest anunt, semnam
IN numele Societatii Unite A. s.
Liber din st. Louis, Mo.
Bucur Binig, presedinte.
{ Elisei 1onescu, secretar.
100 %
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EFECTELE
RECIMULUI
MILITAR
LA C. F. r

Din Bucuresti vine stirea Cd GU
vernul va renunta la militarizarea
cailOr ferate. Din acest prilej zia-
rele bucurestene aul fnceput sd Sc
ocupe de neajunsurile acestui re-
GIN imporiu timpului de pace.
Atacurile Sc indreapta Gu deose-
bire in contra directorului gene
raj al Cailor Ferate Romano. A.
buzurile de putere s'au rasfrant
mai mutt asupra functionarilor
G. F. r. carl all fost destitute in
masa, ingineri au fost suspendati
din serviciu, find acuzati de lu-
cruri grave carl nefiind exacte, con
stituiau insulte pentru cei invinu-
iti.
De aici urlnat desorganizarea
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coNyocARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Dr. lulu Maniu"
din Canton, Ohio, Convoaca pc
.toti membri sal din loc 81 jur de
a lua parte la sedinta lunara ce
sc Va tlnea Dumineca in 5 Fe-
bruarie 1922 in Hala Societatii
din Garfield Ave. S. w. No. 1924
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-27

Ujobu, de caruia groaza tre-
mura sesurile 81 iarba calnpului
81 frunza in paduri. Ujobu este
stapanul nostru 81 III trimite prin
moi vote buna 81 sanatate 81 aceste
daruri in samn ca nu vrea sd urle
Gu gand rau asupra lunlinatiei
tale nici asupra oamenilor lumi-
|gnatiei tale.
- HIM.. Va suntem multami-
tori pentru aceste. ~ il cunoas-
tenn pana acum pc Ujobu. Oar,
dupa cate auzim, iaptele sale nu
prevestesc pacea. yDm vedea 81
vom mai vorbi desprs aceste, Ia
|vreme. Oar slim, ~ nici umbla-,
.rile nu Sc fac fars pricina, nicl
darurile nu Sc dan fKr6 scop.
Aratati-mi deci, de ulade 81 pan6
unde' Ca 50 stim, esre Va este
cererea 81 ce durere sveti vol, ori
stapanul vostru, pc - = numiti
Ujobu.
illuminate Dos nel / Adeva.1
ret spusesi, q nu rs scop am
vlnit y tine. Csei catu- mia.
Plecat Ujcbut "a Int . ! ia.
talnit 9 esprioara lfenioara,
n barbie rotunjioa II Il sprfl,, 81
'eand; galBlo1ik fs stss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-27

81 lar in JOS, Gu ochii legati. Var
varii sc intrebau in limba lor
unde Sc poate intinde asa departe
cetatuia> aceastaY 81 unde poate
sa alba atatea scarf 81 coridoare
Caci doara din padure abba Sc
vede cat un musinoi. Oar odata
strajerii ii oprira 81 lie desleaga
ochii. Varvarii priviau in jur de
sine, pana lse mai desbuimacira.
Sc vedeau intro incapere larga.
In fund sedea Leru, lar de aman-
doua laturile curtenii, chinezii,
,vatavii de- caste. Solii facura o
;plecaciune adanca inaintea lui
Leru 81 ii pusera IA picioare da-
'ruri, borcane, pahare, ,talgere de
'aur, raclute incrustate Gu petri
nestimate, lar in. raclute bratare
81 alte scule, multe 81 marunte.
Strainii stateau plecati presto da-
r1rile asternute pc jos si astep-
tau Gu zmerenie vorba domnului
cetatii.
Leru ii agrAi.
Oameni AZ mean strainl Vol
ce ne sducetii I Ce y6 poarta pc
aici pc III moi I
Luminats Doannel Vinim
AZ aod7 y 8 ~ IrsG |pnterhfenl