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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-03-04
VIM. & w. Disnantling
Process Is Complete

MOULTRIE, Ga, March 2.-Work
dismantling the Valdosta, Moult1lp
and Western railroad, which was
started last fall after points along
the line failed to raise the money
to buy it from G. l.. Jones, who
bought when it was sold on the
block under federal court order
has been completed Work tearing
up the line was started on the Moul-
trie end. After it had preceded for
about two weeks it was suspended
for nearly month to give those
interested one final chance to save
the line as a going concern.
Berlin, the largest point without
railroad service since the junking
of the road, has not been greatly
handicapped by the loss of the line.
Big motor buses afford that place
as we'll as other points formerly
served by the ", M. & w. with a
double daily passenger service, and
big motor trucks haul the freight
The town gets it's mail on a star
route from Moultrie, oftener and on
better schedules than it did when it
had a railroad
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lives Henry Overbagh and family.
They don't have to go to the coun-
try
They have their own farm on their
roof!
"I guess this is the highest farm
in the world" Overbagh rubbed his
hands. cit sure is the life.
Eight eggs yesterday; nine to-
day and more coming. The hens
are laying fine. The air up here
seems to agree with. them"
Overbagh has charge of the Selig.
man building-one of the oldest
brokerage office buildings in the
city.
"We moved in eleven years ago.
My wife and I liked it from the be-
ginning.
"Our boys grew up-and they
learned to enjoy it, too. It's never
lonesome.
1--WE are at the heart of things.
Our view is better than that on Riv-
erside drive. We see two rivers
and the bay.
"My children have never had to
play on the streets
And we are never bothered by
noisy neighbours"
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N. CAROLINA COUNTIES
PLAN RETTER ROADS

MURPHY, N. c., March O.
Growing tired of mud roads, which
are almost impossible for six months
in the year, and of no roads at all,
and stirred to action by the work
the state highway commission is do
ing, Cherokee county is thoroughly
aroused over the road situation and
is ready to take steps to provide
better highways. During the past
few days committees from Beaver
dam and Motley townships, have
been in Murphy comforting with a
committee of the Murphy Chamber
of Commerce with regard to secur-
ing better roads. One of the most
needed roads is that connecting with
Tennessee at Ducktown and Cop
perhill. Tennessee has already built
up to the state line and is very anx-
ious for North Carolina to meet her
there. The townships lying in that
part of Cherokee county want to
make the connection and it now looks
like this link will be one of the first
to be built by the county, or by
the townships and county jointly.
Beaverdam township has already
voted SIS, 400 in road bonds and has
requested the county commissioners
at their regular meeting March 6 to
call another election in that town
ship for the purpose of voting an
additional $31 800, making a total of
$4,000.
Motley and Hothouse townships,
with $4,000 and $4,000 respective
ly, already voted, are ready to sell
these bonds and begin the construc-
ton of roads. AS soon as Beaver
dam votes the additional $31, 500, it
is understood that the county COM
missioners will be asked to advertise
and sell all of these township bonds
together. Murphy township has vot-
ed 100000 for roads and is ready
to SELF these bonds and use at least
a part of the proceeds on the road
to the Tennessee line.
It is the feeling here that the va
rious townships through which the
Murphy to Copperhill road passes,
will grade the road and then call on
the county to surface it. This road
is the one most talked of now, but
there are a number of feeders into
this proposed route and the Ashe-
ville.to-Atlanta highway that need
attention, and other communities
will shortly be pressing their
claims
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RY ALEXANDER HERMAN


NEW YORK.-Atop of New York
grows another city.
1t is in the heart Of the financial
district. t.a,
Yet it is one of the quietest spots
on earth!
cit is like a graveyard at night. u
Mrs. M. B. Manley shuddered. She
has been living on the roof of a 10.
st.ry building at so Broadway for
more than two years.
my husband is the superintend-
ent. We nave to live here in the
home the owners provide. But
hate it,
so do I, ma" chime in 5-year-
old Helen. "Only my dolls to play
with-and everybody way down be.
low"
1--WE are comfortable, of course
Our apartment is one of the finest
in the city-good sized rooms, all
conVeniences.
"When I get up in the morning I
find the milk, rolls and newsnaDers
outside the. door. 1t is no different
from living uptown, except
"That it is so lonesome.
Flyers Only Neighbors
"Our only neighbors are the air
planes"
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New Questions
How can I keep grapes fresh?
2-Isn't an American who served
in the Canadian army entitled to a
Canadian victory medal?
3-How did the city of Keokuk,
Ia, get it's name?
4-What does Ramona mean? Is
it an Indian name?
5-What part eff the developed wa
ter power of the world is in the
United States?
GLOW much water is it neces-
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News Of the Day
From North Carolina
ANOTHER RAILWAY
FOR MURPHY SOON

MURPHY, N. c., March 1.-Un-
less something unforeseen happens,
Murphy is to have another railroad
at no distant date. The building Of
a road from here to Hayesville, the
county seat of Clay county, and to
HiawSssee, in the same county, and
to points in north Georgia has been
under consideration for some time,
but now the word has been given
and it looks like the project will be
put through. The R. E. Wood Lum-
Der company, of Baltimore, Md, is
promoting the proposition for the
purpose of developing certain bound
aries Of timber in which it is in
terested, but not alone for this pur-
pose. If the road is built it will
become a common carrier from the
beginning and operate at least one
passenger train each way daily and
carry mail and freight.
Word has been received from Mr..
Wood that he is ready to proceed
with the matter and a. it's meeting
Tuesday night, the chamber Of COM
merce voted it's cooperation to the
company and appointed a committee
to secure preliminary rights-of-way
for the proposed road. This commit
tee, together with similar commit
tee from Clay county, will go over
a proposed route within the next
few days and secure rights of way
from property owners. Mr.. Wood is
expected in person within the next
week or ten days to go more fully
into the matter
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REAL ESTATE LIVELY
AT MTTSCLE SHOALS

SHEFFIELD, Ala, March 2.-On
the theory that Henry Ford will get
the Muscle Shoals project, real es-
tate deals are becoming lively here.
One, of the most important deals re-
Gently was the sale Of Is acres
near town belonging to J. L. An
drews, president of the Sheffield Ma
tional bank, to John ]. Nyhoff, Of
Troy, N. Y, for $1,000 an acre.
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ASHLAND is GROWING
AS POULTRY CENTER

ASHLAND, Ala, March 2.-This
place is now recognized as one sof
the leading poultry towns Of the
state. During the past month more
than 5000 dozen eggs We're sold and
shipped to the markets in New York,
st. Louis and Chicago. During the
same month 800 dozen White Leg
horn eggs were sold for Matching
purposes. During the past six
months more than $4,000 dozen eggs
have been shipped from here.
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REGISTERED VOTERS
INCREASE IN MORGAN

DECATUR, Ala, March 2.-Judg-
ing from the number of poll taxes
collected in the county, it is estimat-
ed that the registered vote will be
between 5000 and 5000. The vote
will be checked UP within the next
few days, at which time the exact
figures will be known. This is the
largest vote Morgan county has ever
had
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POULTRY ASSOCIATION
FORMED AT CULIMAN

CULLMAN, Ala, March 2.-About
forty farmerst of this county met
here and organized the Cullman
County Poultry association. The
club was organized by the assistance
of Miss Mary Wigley, home demon
strator agent, and j. B. Meyer, of
Albany, Ala, one of the biggest
poultrymen of the state.
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Bio Eqg Sales

Triton, Ga, March 2.-It is es-
timated that 1000 dozen eggs were
sold by farmers in Triton Saturday,
and 5000 dozen the Saturday before.
These sales brought about $3.50 to
Triton on the two days, and this
does not include purchases in case
lots from stores in nearby towns.
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EXAMINER APPROVES
BANK OF ROCKFORD

ROCKFORD, Ala, March 2.-The
Bank of Rockford was examined by
State Bank Examiner Montgomery
and found to be in excellent shape.
The bank has capital stock Of
$4,000. w. B. Mccain is president
and Mrs. Havana Mccain is vice
president
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SYLACAUGA MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN

SYLACAUGA, Ala, March Il.
D. Hawkins, employee Of the Eva
Jane Cotton Mills, was found dead on
the Central of Georgia railroad
tracks by Rev. M. r. Fletcher. The
verdict Of the coroner's jury was
that the man had been killed by
train
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Ratification of Treaty
With Colombia Is
Exchanged in Bogota

WASHINGTON, March 2,-Ratifi
cation of the treaty between the
United States and Colombia whereby
the American government pays Co.
lombia $25,000,0O0 as compensation
for the loss of Panama, ware ex-
changed yesterday in Bogota, accord
ing to advices received today by the
Colombian legation.
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MOONSHINERS' FEUD
NEAR HENDERSONVIL

ENDERS o NVILLE, N. c.,
March "A feud has broken out
among moonshiners eight miles
northeast of Hend arsonVille, accord
ing to Deputy Marshal w. F. Swami,
who has just returned from round
up Of alleged violators in Henderson
and Pennsylvania counties.
Two men had been arrested and
discharged for lack of evidence to
convict. Informers later gave the
officers additional evidence and the
men were again arrested. Coot Jones,
under indictment for alleged manu-
featuring of whisky, is said to have
given information warranting the
arrest later of Will CROSBY, Charles
Gentle, John Maxwell and Mack
Drake, all charged with whisky VIC
lations.
Deputy Swami was painfully in
iured when an automobile in which
he was riding with two prisoners,
Will Hollingsworth and Walter Gar
rene, and a ranger, j. o. Brigham,
turned turtle. The prisoners were
uninjured, and assisted the injured
deputy to reach a main road, where
they pressed an automobile into
the service and took the deputy to
Brevard, then gave themselves up.
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News Of the Day
From Alabama
GRAPE CULTURE AIDED
IN CALHOUN COUNTY

ADMISSION, Ala, March 2.-Cal-
houn county people will engage ex-
tensively in the culture of grapes.
w, w. Stringfellow, Admission bank
err, has inaugurated campaign
among the people Of the county
looking to the planting of many
vineyards. He has distributed free of
charge 1000 grape vines among the
people. He has also given away
~ 900 strawberry plants.
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Automobile Magnate's
Daughter Gets Divorce

DETROIT, Mich, March 2.-Mrs
Winifred Dodge Gray, eldest daugh-
ter Of the late John F. Dodge, auto
mobile manufacturer, was granted a
divorce from William J. Gray, Jr.,
local clubman, in circuit court today.
Mrs. Gray charged cruelty. She
was given custody Of their daugh-
tiers, Winifred, Frye and Suzanne,
eighteen months.
Gray did not contest the action.
Attorneys said a property settlement
had been arranged.
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BOY SCOUT TROOP
UNDER WAY IN ATTALA

ATTALA, Ala, March "A troop
of Boy Scouts is being organized
here under the supervision of DR..
J. N. Sledge, scoutmaster, and
Charles Shepherd, assistant. Much
interest is being taken in the organ
iZatiOn
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ANTI-RAT CAMPAIGN
STARTS IN HENRY

AUBURN, Ala, March 2.-"Death
to all rats!' That is now the slogan
in Henry county. For some time
this county has been infested by the
largest number of the rodents ever
known. Three prizes of $25, $15
and $40 will be given for the largest
number of rats killed. In order to
win the prizes the number or rats
required of each person will be not
less than 200, $50 and 100. Many
persons have entered the contest,
which will close March 4.
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. q shnrt Time apo will sell

ruptcy a short time ago, will sell
the property, by order of the court,
on March 20. The. mill is valued at
100000. For a number of years,
and until the recent financial de-
preston, this was one of the most
prosperous cotton mills in north Ala
homo q
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CONGRESSMAN ZEBULON
FAVORS BONUS BILL

ASHEVILLE, N. c., March q
Congressman Zebulon Weaver, visit
ing in the city, is in favor of the
bonus bill, he says, but not in favor
of the so-called sales tax feature I'M
der fire in Washington. Congress
man Weaver spoke to a gathering OF
representatives from seven civic or
CARNATIONS in the city today in re-
gard to the proposed new postoftice
building for Asheville.
There is little chance, Mr.. Weaver
said, for Asheville or any other city
to obtain a new postoffice unless
a general building program for the
entire country is adopted. Sporadic
appropriations are not to be ex-
pected.
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ADMISSION ORGANIZES
MEMS BIBLE CLASSES

FLORENCE, Ala, March ia
federation of mems Bible classes has
been organized here and a campaign
for 800 men in attendance at the
first meeting, to be held at the First
Presbyterian church, March 5, is
now under way. All of the mems
Bible classes of the city have Joined
the federation.
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GOVERNOR GRANTS
THIRTY-DAY RESPITE

RALEIGH, N. c., March 2.-Gov-
ernor Morrison has granted thirty
day respite to Wright Rouse, aged
negro under death sentence for first
degree murder in connection with
the Staying of William Whitley
Walstonburg merchant, April 3, is
the date now set for Rouse's execu-
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nc Tor our Clrtu.ar. as we also have larger
,.2es well other items. Will be delivered
free of charge to your door by parcel post. When
ordering send cash money order bank draft.
CONSUMERS SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, Not Inc.
1916 Belmont Avenue. Chicago, Illinois, Dept. lO7
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PICKENS FARMERS PLAN
TO PLANT POTATOES

CARROLLTON, Ala, March q
A meeting of the Pickens County
Farm bureau, held here, decided that
it was best for the farmers to plant
a large crop Of sweet and Irish po-
tatoes this year, rather than cotton.
This is the best way to fight the
boil weevi1 and the low prices of
cotton, according to the bureau. The
bankers pledged their support in fos-
tering the cultivation of potatoes.
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WOMEN OF ASHEVILLE
OTTTNUMBER MEN

ASHEVILLE, N. c., March q
There are two thousand more female
residents in Asheville than males,
according to United States census
figures just compiled. The negro
population has decreased during the
period of $4,000 3.5 per cent.
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SWIFT & co. REOPEN
ANDAIUSIA PLANT

ANDALUSIA, Ala, March 2.-Ihe
plant Of Swift & Co., which has
been closed down here for some
time, will reopen within a short
time, it has been announced. The
plant was closed owing to the fact
that sufficient number of hogs could
not be secured. Now it is claimed
hogs can be had.
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S p G. GAL
- S A. Z.

for this issue only
hoice of our 6-gallOn
Upper Handy Can q
III 6-gallon copper stoci
1t, price S4.25 each
hese cans are made OF
ire copper. extra heay,
tuGe. guaranteed ALSO
,tely air tight. Al
ans soldered on thl
Inside.
Orders must be ac-
)mpanied with depart
lent number to get thi
pecial offer.
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OZARK HAS SESSION
OF CIRCUIT COURT

OZARK, Ala, March 2.-Circuit
court is in session here, with Judge
J. S. Williams, of Clayton, presiding.
This is criminal week Of the court.
There are large number of crimi-
nal cases and court will probably
continue all of next week.
FULTON COTTON MILL
TO BE SOLD MARCH 20
ATHENS, Ala, March Pr. H.
Walker, receiver Of the Fulton Cot
ton Mill, which went into bank
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cURIoz1TAT.


Congresele de la Geneva 81
Haga an sugerat ziaristilor sii
rascoIeasca croTitile din -trec,lt
unde ali gasit urmatoarele refe.
ritor la congresul de la Viena din
1914.
Pc atunci presa MI prea era
liberia cum este All.
Ziaristii nu aveau vote sd tri-
meata strife inainte de trece
prin cenzura barOnului de Jan
court. Intro seara baronuI pri-
meste un articol pc care dllpa ce
il citi, a tlevenit furios. A doua
ri dupa ce STA facut raportul
Regelui Lndovic al 1S-lea la
vorbit 81 dcspre accl articol.
N'asi putea sal citesc 81 en-
il intreba Ludovic al lS-lea.
- Sire, am sd vii aduc dacd
porunciti, insa va affirm ca mt
inertia, este plin de insonitati. de
prostii, de capilorii fara sens.
Dupa CO Jancourt aduce manu-
'scrisul 81 REGGIE STA aruncat
ochii pc el ii spune ell multa buna
,vointa:
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kUvEL-E
De /. sLAvIoLr

mar fl trebnit sal spuha: vorba
despre cega cca frllmoasa.
''Asta MI Sc poate! - Doamne
fcreyte !" - graf JCocoana Tinca
in gaifdul ei.
Cum, Marta ri le trimita oame.
nilor de pc madam ceva mai
naihte decat dansa! Aga ceva nu
s'a mai pomenit! A,tzi, un pes
cart! cand sotul ei vindea in
plata. frumusete de costite afu-
mate. ~ Nj! costitc nu w TN
mtischiu din ccle mai proaspete
81 un borcan de dulceata. Da
neaparat!
Ia grabi dar acasa, pentruca
/ nu cunfva Sd fntarzie. Gear 1icc
Ciulic, dac ar afla. ca MI "a 9
4ost cca dint&iuf!
81 cum STUNT veciuele, cand
lpleca Tinca, plecsrS u cclelalte
lea nu cunva 81 1ntarzie.
ID calill 81 Asata stdteau mi
rati 81 ~ intfcbau iiniIl pe altul
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Il servitoarea Cocoanei Sevas
titici, vecinei de alaturi.
O bucata de cascaval, dou;
sticle de vim negru 81 o pung;
pima de pesmeti pentru copii, :
caci vecinul de alaturi c bacan
la ''Pisica CHI Clopotel''.
lar multumiri 81 multe compli
rhente in vrcme &c Cocoana Ma
rita Sc catraneste, ca tot ma sosit
inca Spiridon cu ceea cea fru
mOasa.
'Binc, soro! graf I'll Calm dup;
&c s6si 81 cega. - dar asta e /
fnanifestatiunc in toata rcgnla e
Ell lie intelcgea ,achn1 toatc.
Ginlic era un ON, pc care ri
meni nu-l putea s,lferi; era dal
lucru invederat, ca vecinele, VII
zand executiunea din ziua tire
cuta, au luat intre dansele inte
1egefea, ca sal de-a de ocara p,
FCiulic.
Altfel nici ca s'ar II putut!
Tocfhai de aceea fnsa mai ale,
.Agata Sc silntia jignita de acest'
dovezi de bllliavointa.
In gandul ei Ciulic era eel ma
bun diptrs toti osinenii, cu car
"a avnt . face decahd sotltl ei |
caxlft bolnsv. Ea sa'&r Il sifnti
|foarte umilita, dack a ar II pu
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isequestru pc putinele lucruri re
le mai ramasesera, dar inca mai
umilita, daca ell, vazand ca n are
ce sd lea, ar fl declarat ca re
[nunta la suma de 81 lei, ceeace
pehtru ell ar Fl fost un lucru de
mimic. - Politia eli - nu i-ar
Fl trecut nici odata prin minte .
Era dar TN lucru hotarit, ca
name Agata Sc va duce sa multu
measca pentru binevoitoarea a,
tentiune 81 le va spunc vecinelor.
GU cata bunavointa, cn cata cru.
tare s'a plrtat oil Ciulic.
ST era, in adevar, 81 acum trc-
buinta de aceasta confirmare.
Costica Falangiu rfost de fata
Isl a vazut eu ochii lui; Cocoana
Marta Gle asemenea a fost de
| fata 81 vazut 81 ca Gu ochii eli
|copiii alcrgau incaltati prin ba.
lariile de pc madam: tot mai
erau insa 81 acnm multi oameni,
! care clatinan din cap 81 nu pu.
teau sa creada.
sg5.
Oar un mai nou 81 mai neastep-
| tat lucrll!
Ziua urnfatoare, cand sAgata
avea de gand saF Sc duca pc la
vecine, cupea eleganta intra in
strada.
0 cupea'
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&c va fl aflat Cuc6ana Marta del
intrase, asa de odata, atata dra
gostc in suflct.
Toc-toc!
1ntra.
Naie, baiatul de peste drum
aduce tava acopcrita cur ser.
vieta curata.
Mama, vi trimite multt
compliments 81 va roaga sa pri-
miti muschiul asta de pore afn.
mat Gu dulceata".
D-lui Calm ii vine lar sd rfdI
dar Sc stapaneste 81 de astadat;l
81 Sc uita la Agata, care Sc tlita
81 ca la el. Gel asta?-- Cocoana
Tinca? musclliu afnmat9 dnlcea.
ta! Cum? de ce?
Ermil, Cecilia 81 Bocu Sc uita s.
ei unul la altul. Pore afumat!
dulceata! ba ircii 81 ghete rloua
Oar refhzul ar ii grca irlsttltd
Agata ia mttschiul 81 borcani1l GU
dulceata, impatura servieta yea
curata 81 Q pune pc tava, apoi
multumeste frumos si-i trintite s
ca vecinei de peste drum fnults
lcoinplimente, ba Al fnsoteste p
|'baiat pina IN pragul tindei.'
Gel astaf
Alta tava acoprrita cu y ser'
lvirtA curata.
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NSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti a6onsntl
nostri q observa urm1toarele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adresx.
/. 81 80 scrie adresa veche
unde la mers ziarul gi address,
undo "a natal.
2. La fiecare persoan& ss
se alature m4rci dc Sc. 81 ~
caute ed nj se de& nunele stra
dei si al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste TO
gull in zadar asteaptA 81 e.
schimbs adrssa sx nu ~ poats
Admi1istratiA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-28

4 4 ssg :
'pubfica este scfis in inEregitne
de mine.
Tot cronica spllne cd Janeourt
a stat trei zile en- cartofi la cap
'si MI ssa prezentat IN fata Rege,
lni decat dupa ce a fost chemat.
M sunt suparat de loc Jan
court; ci din potriva vol urma
sfatul pc care mi l'ai dat in
mod deghizat, nam sd mai scriu
articole pentru gazete; vol lasa
aceasta sarcina gazetarilor mei
lie profesie.
(Din 'Curierulss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-28
O OPORTUNITATE

Pentru Romanii din Gary, Ind.
Societatea Romano de Ajutor
ST Cultura ''U. s. Treicolorul 81
independents Romano" in urna
unei decisiuni, a redus inscrierea
de membri noui GRATIS pc ter
min de 80 zile.
Acct frati Romani care voesc
Ia II asigurati, 81 organizati sprc
bine lor propriu, all acuma o oca-
zie potrivita de a deveni membri,
terminul expira la 25 Sept. 1922.
.Adresa societatii este:
120 Adams Str Gary, Ind.
199-c23)
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Iulie 4. II. Epitropia a tcfuzat a.
ccasta colectas int 'sicnl locas divin
continual fl fnchis, spre marea
mahnire credinciosilor piosi.
In schimb vizitatorii evrei in nu-
mar exceptional dc mare All impro-
vizat o sinagoga la unul d'ai lor.
proprietar IN sat, 81 sub conduce-
rea unui cantor, fac rcgnlat slui-
belle lor religioase de Sambata.
Onoare Tor!