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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Mob of 200 Stone Cars
 In Buffalo
Railroad Company Elm phatically Refuses To Deal With Unions = Pa tro nj an Badly Bruised in Violent Out breaks.

Buffalo, N. r., Aug. '10-Vio- fence continues to mark the street car strike here, which is now in it's sixth week and without prospect of settlement as the International Railway Company has emphatically de- clared it will have no dealings with the union.
 There were over score of attacks on street cars last night, but no ma Jor damage was done.
 Patrolman Thomas J. Cody was bruised and injured by flying glass when a mob of 200 held up and stoned a car.
 Obstructions had been placed on stones were thrown, breaking a dozen windows. A large stone hit Cody on the shoulder, brusing him badly. Snlinters of flying glass entered his Half-bGnded. he drew a revolver and by threatening the mob held them off long enough for the trolley to pro- ceed on its trip.
 Nineteen jitneurs, arrested in var ious parts of the city for violating sections 25 and 26 of the New York State transportation laws. were ar raigned in city court yesterday after noon-
 All pleaded not guilty. Hearings were postponed until tomorrow.
 Pleading themselves to refrain from operating as free" buses for the pe- irod of 26 hours from yesterday after noon at o'clock, members of the Buffalo Jitney Owners Association as tevening decidd to comply with he law to the letter, and incidentally "test out the feeling of Buffalo people In regard to the operation of jitneys as against street carS''
 A crowd of 1,500 persons late yes terday marched to City Hall and de- of Mayor Schwab that jieneys
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Official Reports Show High Death
 Rate In Russia

Geneva. Aug 10-Reports to the Health section of the League of Ma tions show that in the Kharkov dis trict of Russia early this year people were dying at the rate of 10000 a month. or a mortality of 500 in every 1000. Between March 1 and 20, 125,0 persons died of hunger.
 Of the 3.125,277 inhabitants of the Tartar Republic. 2,500.00O had died of starvation by March. From Jan. 1 to March 15 there were 392,390 cases of infectious disease.
 In the Ukraine cholera was spread ing and the death rate was 60 per cent. Thre was a grave lack of medi- cal supplies. and hospital accommo- dation had decreased by so per cent.
 Up to May 2 the number of cases of typhus in Soviet Russia, the Cau- casus and Central Asia was 513,319, compared to 326.665, during the cor responding period last year. There were 467,O7S cases of re1apsing fever.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
SIGNS POINT
 TO HARMONY

Continued from Page One.) war contracting military alliances with various European countries, mo- tably Belgium, Poland and Czecho- S1oval5ia. On the other hand, Great Britain, so far as known publicly, has entered into no new treaties save those drawn up at the Washington disarmament conference.
 Italy is another nation that was somewhat isolated since the war. Be- fore the war she was a member of the Triple Allfance-Germany. Austria, and Italy-but she broke that alliance by joining the allies.
 Newspapers in commenting upon the international situation expressed grave concern. They point out that Premier Poincare got a serious rebuff when the allied experts rejected his proposals for absolute control of Ger man industries with a "customers' ring around the German nation.
 Poincare's Policy Approved.
 Paris, Aug. 10.-Premier Poincare's s uncompromising policy of "produc- tive forfeits" against Germany, which is under consideration by the inter allied indemnity conference in Lon don, was approved by the French cab met today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Personal Tax Pours
 Into Collector Drew

Personal tax returns are still pour ing into the tax collectors office. One hundred and eighty-six personal tax delinquents paid up yesterday and thee ity treasury was enriched $372. Assistant City Court Prosecutor Vim cent eating has a large list of de- Hnquent personal tax payers ana 1t is believed that he will take action with in a short time to force the delin- quents to pay up or go to jail and work out the tax.
 Collector Drew has offered to assist anyone who is in such financial cir cumstances that he will be unable to pay, by advising them to petition the Common Council for abatement of interest and expense attached to the tax. He urges anyone in such cir cumstances to confer with him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Poincare's Policy Approved
TERRIFIC BATTLE
 RACES ON IRISH
 FRONT FOR CORK

Dublin, Aug. 1O-A battle has
 begun between Free State and
 irregular troops Tor possession of
 Cork, according to dispatches
 from the "front'' today. Heavy
 fighting was reported at Yougha1.
 27 miles east of Cork, where Free
 State forces were landed from
 ships.
 Free State soldiers are moving upon Cork from both the east and west Irregu1ars in the city have set fire to many buildings.
 Friends of Eamonn De Valera, chief leader of the irregulars, predict that he will ''die fighting rather than give up.
 Fighting is reported at Clonmel, an irregular stronghold, where De Valera was last reported to be seen.
 Irregulars are falling back Tipperary blowing up bridges and destroying railways and military buildings as they go..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
MUST
 BE GUARANTEED
 AUSTRIAN DEMAND

Vienna, Aug. 10-'"The Allies must see to it that Australia is a neutral nation and they must guarantee her naturalization against all dangers from abroad" said Edward Filene, of Boston, President of the Inter national Chamber of Commerce. Tn a public address hmere today.
 MT. Fi1ene added:
 When Austria's naturalization IS assured then foreign bankers will give her enormous credits. Political ly the country is now stable.
 f'It is essential that the United States come to the assistance of Austria. Such assistance would re- store European equilibrium and aid in the fight against BolsheviSm.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10

Fancy New Sweets 5 lbs for 1Sc Fine Native Potatoes .2Sc pix Fancy Bantam or White Corn.
 <-A-S NAO1 Large Heads Native Cabbage -.
 Sc each
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10

The milk Investigating committee ap- pointed at Mondays meeting of the Common Council to investigate the milk prices in the city will begin pre- limfnary work today Alderman Frank J. Kisco, chairman stated. The com mittee will get together at City Hall and plans will be laid.
 The dock committee of which May or Fred Atwater is chairman, will meet today in the mayors office. The Wheeler & Howe property will be kconsidered first, Mayor Atwater said
 today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-10
Mayor Painted Out
 of Executive Office

For the first time in ten years Mayor Fred Atwater's office is being given a coat of paint Joseph P CouShlin. a we'll known East Side painter, has been given the contract to paint the office by the City Hall committee. Painters were busy at work this morning taking off the green, preparatory to putting on a lightb uff color. The mayor was forced to vacate the office and seek shelter in the outer office of his sec
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18

altcrnativei: ori de d suporta jul.
-gul balcano- -asiatic, ilnpus Ia acte
de revolta.
Neputand presupune despre gu
vernantii liberali o ignoranta asa
de mare in privinta cunoasterii
spoporului 81 starilor de din
coace de munte in cat eli sd -si faca
iluzia ca vor putea imprima 0
mentalitate de sclavi Ardelenilor
81 Banatenilor, urmeaza ca dl
Bratianu vrea sd provoace un nou
1907 spre dovedi regelui 81 Eu-
ropei ca intr 'adevar existat
Ibolsevism in tara, pc care numal
energia d-sale Ia putut infrange
in realitate insa ca inecand in
sange orice piedica in calea auto.
cratiei liberale sa-si poata capa
tut in liniste partizanii timp de-
eel putin 10-2O de ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
IN VT A R E

Societatca Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Ayram Iancu'' din
New York N. Y. are Onoare de a
invita- pc toate surorile Societati,
Parochiile 81 toate Organizatiu-
nile Romanesti, 81 pc toti fratii
Romani 81 romance din loc 81 jur
de a lua parte la Balul care va
avea loc Sambata in % Aprilie
a. c. la orele Sp. m. in Arlington
Hall 1913 st. Marks Place s
Str. New York.
Corul Tinerilor Romani din
New York va execnta cele mai
frumoase cantece rationale. Tot
asemenea -vor exeeuta 81 cateya
1cuplete. In speranta ca vom Fl
sprijiniti de fratii Romani ca 81
alte DAFT. Gu dragoste frateasca.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(89 & 3D. a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
multe suparari mamei.
do: c. r. PAscU

multe suparari mamei.
Alaltaeri cand vinea de la
+scoala s'a batut Gu o fata pc
strada. A VENT Gu haina rupta,
sgiriata pc fata 81 Gu parul zbur-
Lit, 81 pana cand ma urechiat-o
mama ma spus Gu cine s'a batut.
Fri mama q reclamat directo-
rului lliceului ca Mary Anderson
din cursul superior a batut pc
Dora pc strada 81 directorul a
pornit cercetare. Mary a zis cd
Dora atacat-o intaiu, dandu-i
doua paine si apucand-o de par,
ii ea trebuit =. Sc apere. Trei
fete, doua din cursul superior u
una din elasa III care 81 Dora,
|au deelsrat essi Mary, zicand ca
Dors ! ineeput = ocsrasez pe
lary u vrea 4 4 anss creased ak.
M np1 ylLz = szy
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
TURCUL TIE BATE, TURCUL
TIE JUDECA.

In fata unOr astfel de start Mise
vorbeste de patriotism, 81 Sc pre-
tinde de la populatia de dincoace
de munti ca, in numele ideii Ro.
maniei Mari sa accepta ca dogma
ia intelepciunei de stat: Turcul te
bate, turc1ll tie judeca!
I'm dezbaterile comitetului 81
parlamentarilor, pc earl LEAN
condus s'a manifestat Gu forta
elementara revolta indreptatita
81 nemultumirea care clocoteste
|'pretutindeni dincoace de munti,
i'm contra despotismului de la Bu-
curesti.
Hotaririle abuse sunt rezulta-
|tul spiritului nostru, d. lulu Ma
nlu. Suntem numai La inceputul
lluptei, dar oricare cunoscator al
tsufletului RomanilOr din Ardeal
81 Banat poate sd aibe de pc acum
convingerea mangaietoare ca boil
tsevismul de sus, care, nesocotind
ilegile 81 cOntinuitatea evolutiei
normale, vrea sa-si impuna voin-
ia prin mijloacele fortei brutale,
va ii invins 81 strivit de perseve-
rarea darza multimei dornice
de llbertate 81 progres 81 hotarita
a scutura 81 jugul de fier liberal
drapat Gu tricolorul national ro-
man, precum a stiut sa scuture
jugul de lemn decorat de tricolo-
rul maghiar.
(Din ''Dacia".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
DARE DE sEAMA 81
MULTUMTTA PUBLICA

Parochia Romano ortodoxa ''Sf.
Maria din st. Paul, MINI. au
avut un bazaar in 26 Martie 1922.
Avand Q reusita destul de fru-
moasa atat din punct de vedere
moral ycat 81 material.
Deci in primul rind aducem
cele mai calduroasa multamiri
dior 81 d-omnisoarelor din st.
Paul 81 So. St, Paul 81 Dulut, care
GU toti impreuna si-au dat silinta
81 au donat pentru bazar care ce
au putut 81 cat au putut asa ca
| GU toti impreuna la olalta au adus
un VENT curat de $369.30.
Dupa aceia dam marea multa-
mitN d-lui nostru preot GrigOrie
Costa caci dansul au adus inain-
tea cemitetului 81 a sinodului ca
sa Sc faca acest bazar care ni-au
adus acest VENT frumos.
| Apoi dam mare multamita s
dior colectori George Cristia Tor
Lipovan Nicolae Colari, Valerie
IGosor earl si-au dat truda 81 este
niala de au adunat toate dona
tlunele ce au VENT la bazar.
Asemenia dam mare multa
Imita 81 dior 81 d-nelor aranjator
la bazaar d-nii Petru Muntean
Petru Belgia Damian, Bulejia Nj
colae Colari, Nicolae Ciolan
d-nele Elita Muntean, Sida Com
losian, Maria Sarafolian earl 81:
dat truda 81 ostaniala mai null
ca toti d eau implinit toate aface
rile ce au cerut la bazar.
| Decl inca odata tuturor d-lol
81 d-nelor va multamim la toti il
numele Parochiei Romano ort
|'Sf. Maria" din st. Paul. Mimi
A. Muntean, secretar script.
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tn esti lenesa 81 neascultatoa-
re-" raspunse mama, Gu amara.
ciune in vocea eli.
'Da, te asculta? Sc gudura pc
[langa d-ta ca un catelus!s striga
Dora, rosie de mamie.
''Sati fie rusine. Ce vorba-i
astas' striga mama indignata,
[ridicandu-se de pc scaun, pc cand
Feu, Gu obrajii arzand ca focul, am
trecut in sufragerie 81 am egit
afara.
Le-am mai auzit gura ca vre-o
doua minute 81 apoi tipete ascu-
lite. Am alergat sa vad ce s'a
intamplat. Cand am intrat ia
salon Dora era fntinsa Gu fats IN
JOS pc Q canapea 81 mama Q tines
Gu stanga dupa ceafa 81 Gu dresp-
to lovea Gu In garbaciu de pele
pc spate, numai peste camasf.
Lam 8pucat mana zic1nd !;
''Iart-o mama. Te rogls
A intors cspul catre mine, ID !
|privit I'M moment, ii aranc6pd
Eu6rho0iu1 = nrn,rra< " = II ~.,1x x;ssr,x.a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
IN VT r E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
si Cultura 'Romania Liberia" din
Akron, Ohio, are onoare a invita-
pc toate onor. Societati, Cluburi
81 Parochii precum 81 pc toti
fratii Romani dim loo 81 jur de a
lua parte la Marea Productiune
Teatru, Concerto Declamatiuni,
Dams 81 Joe, care va avea loo
FDumineca in % April 1922 (Du.
mineca Tomb in Hala propie a
Soc. de sub No. 1241 Sweitzer
fave.
PROGRAMME TEATRAL:
La orele ? p. m. Sc va incepe
dansul 81 jocul care va dura pana
la orele 8 p. m. La orele 8 Sc va
lincepe Productiunea teatrala, Gu
Declamari, Concert. Dupa termi-
.narea acestora Sc va reincepe la
rasi Dansul 81 joe, care va dura
pana la IL 30 p. IN.
2. Sc va juca' piesa La Spove-
dit'' Piesa hazlie de l. Pacurariu
PERSOANELE:
Popa Ilie, preot batran, d-nul d.
Cucu.
Lima. vaduva femeie, Dina L.
Oltean.
Mitru Linei, ficior june. d-nul D.
Floasi.
| No. 3. Declamatie ''Vesnice
Iubite,'' predata de dina Lucre.
| tia Oltean.
No. 4. ''Tiganul la tirg de
,yite," piesa hazlie.
Tiganul, n. N.
Romanul, Ill M. Floasi.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 65c
Damele 30 cent?.
| Muzica MOrtozi din Canton. O..
va distra onor. public cu cele ma
frumoase arii de dams 81 cantect
nationale.
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lUru,sre).

M'au pansat 81 a zis sa stau
linistit in pat pana Sc desumfla
ochiul, 81 plecat zicand ca va
veni 81 a doua ri. Fri cand a VENT
zicea ca sunt mai bine 81 ma pot
ritlica din pat.
Alalta eri noapte Dora DOR
NIT in closet 81 eri dimineata
mama amenintat-o Cd trimite
Ia casa de cOrectie, 81 q telefonat
Il advocat sa vina sa faca cererea,
81 Dora s'a pus pc plans 81 ia
rerut iertare, ii mia cernt ii mie,
ii mama i-a telefonat advocatu-
hi - numai yii,s ca Afaeerea ~
apianst cu bine.
Is Oetombrie 1915
era dill 4 a Il deyine nj
llivaspl 4 !! paEs |! pduss ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18

te culca, obraznico!s' 81 Dora
pleca, Gu capul lasat pc pept 81 q
trecut in camera eli.
''Indraznise sa ma apuce de
mani, neruSinata. Sa fl fost mai
|slaba -nu esita sd ma bata. NJ
stu &c sd fac ca ca. Din Vi in ii
|deyine mai neascultatoare 81 maj
fndrazneata. Cat a fost mai mica
ziceam 81 eu, ca altii Cd mare
,minte, Acum aproape sd ma a.
[junga. A crescut ca un plop 81 Gu
mintea numai ID prostM. Daca MI
ma asculta am So snopesc in ba-
rtai, 81 incepu 81 lacrameze
M stialn ce sal zic. lam a
'propiat de ea, i-am pus stanga pc
|um6r 81 Gu dreapta am inceput
sa-i netszesc parul 81 lam soptit;
Nurnai plange, mama. III faci
Irau. = inca tin6ra. Daea mai
'creste o sal vie minte.ss
a ridicst cspul. Ma priyit Gu
dnioyie catsva momente, ma Gu
prinse de ett II imi zise soptind
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18

ceata cum nu ma sarutase panG
,atunci. Ma sarntat prelung. Ma
strans de gat Gu atata tarie Cd era
,aproape sa-mi ia respiratia, 81
IN am lipit de ca. Ma. simteam asa
de bine Gu bratele eli incolacite
pc gatul meu, Gu buzelc eli groase
moi, 'calde 81 dulci ca fagurul de
miere pc gura mea, ca asi Il stat
asa pana la Aziua, dar, simtii ck
incepe Sc tremure u peste cateva
momente ma slobozi din brate
zicand Gu lacrami in ochi;,
''Ce fericita asi ii Nick, dacA
Dora ar Fl nuai pc jumatate atat
de cuminte c. tine! Daca asi vi
dea O. Sc apropie de tine! In
cearca Nickl Incearc4 SO cuce-
Irestfl Poate reusesti! Al vrea *
fiti amandoi ai mel pana n
m6arte. Mai inteles, Nick ~
"a, nlama +. soptii eu Mcr6-
'mand.
Q = yrei Nick I Shntis seva
care te atrage catre %
Z IVA nr1,1a III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
O1TTTI p AB0NAu
MARUL "A1l1RIOA" !"

81 moi, tinerii, ne-am dus la cine
matograf. Dora era suparata, ma
volt sa vorbeasca Gu nici unul
din moi, 81 s'a dus Ia alt cinema
tograf.
Cand am VENT acasa trecuse
de 10. Mama s'a mirat ca Dora
ma fost Gu moi. Peste Q jumatate
.ceas 4 sosit 81 ca, 81 intrat de-a
dreptul in camera ei 81 . incuiat
,usa.
| Dupa plecarea tusei mama N q
intrebat de ce na VENT Dora cu
moi 81 lam zis ea ! snpsrstk 81 q .
vorbit nici GU mine q nici Gu
copii tusei sau 81 lpi Mclean.
''E obraznie6 4 Else mama,
scotland un suspin u peste cateva
momente urm Tusa -ta Ana
|ne-a poftit Sd einkm mane seara
~ 81. Daca atat de obraznica
mergem numsi ain1ndoi.
Da, dute ~ "a. FL tie copil,
eu sunt streinx dueeti-Ys impre-
un4 Vi petrecefi azise Dora cu
|socea rjdicata rald in salon.
'SS stii q eseopjj11'l nlsu ~
|ascnlt Fp 4 s6t, Al
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18

|nu-i raspunde sarit la ia 81 ia
dat paine 81 apucat-o de par
Mama s'a rusinat, s'a facut
rosie ca bujorul la fata, 81 direc.
torul a facut Dorei observatiuni
aspre.
Aseara mama a fost foarte su-
|parata 81 a amenintat din nou pc
Dora ca O trimite Ia casa de CO
Lrectie.
Dora nu vorbeste Gu mine, ma
invidiaza vazind ca mama md
Liubeste 81 Sc poarta bine Gu mine
rs Decembrie 1915. !.
Mama nu ia luat Dorei nicifun
|cadou de Cracilln. Mie mi-e luat
un ceas frumos, Gu capace Dc
aur. Cand mi Ia dat m q sarutat
zicand: ''Tu eyti toata mangaie.
rea mea. Dora 0 stricata. M
stu cui sesmana, " 81 trecut-o
lacrimile.
Lam nlultumit, ii am sarntat-o
ca ii totdeauna esnd na saruts'
Aseerk : fost tuga Ana imprsu.
Az 81 b1rbatssn ~ toti .eopii
~ ppi.s Dnp1 nlaal 1panla eu tuss
Il Al sIssell ~ neet Il cxrts|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
UN NoU 1907.

UN NOU 1907.
Bataia ma fost cunoscuta pe
vremea stapanirii maghiaro-hab.
sburgice. Armata nu Sc amesteca
in lalegeri. Furturi de toturi nu
Iimi aduc aminte sd Sc Fl intamplat
% singura data.
Tendinta yadita a metodelor
uasiatice, aplicate de actualul GU
vern, fost sd omoare sentimen-
tul de demnitate 81 constiinta lce,
tateneasca in straturile largi ale
poporului de dincoace de munti,
pentru ca astfel sal puma in fata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18

Casa Gu loc de afaceri. situata
in distrlctul unde Sunt cele mai
mari industrii din Indiana, profl-
tabila, consista de = etajuri cla-
direa de caramida. Este sltuat
intr 'un colt luminat, strada pa
vata, este in mijlocul Orasului,
este foarte convinient in toate
privintile. Facet investigate 81
va convingeti cd e un adevarat
chilipir. Scieti la
GEO ONDO,
3437 Penn. Avenue.
Indiana Harbor Ind.
{SS-93).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
DACA VREI

Sa nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car cand al ramas
far& Q mana sau IN picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
uN Noiu 1907.
Senzationalele declaratiuni
ale d-lui Vaida.

d. Al. Vaida facut unui ziar
bucurestean urmatoarele decla-
ratiuni senzationale asupra 81
tuatiei:
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NSTnNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentr
nostri q observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adres&.
1. Sa sc scrie adresa vecht
unde la mers ziarul 81 adress
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana 81
se alature marci de So. 81 ~
caute Ga nj se dea nunele strs
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observ& aceste rs
gull in zadar asteapta sx se
schimbe adresa Cd nu 90 poate
Administra4i1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
CA U T

Pc varul meu GU numele Dumi-
tru Porumbel din comuna Saliste
jud. Sibiu i'm timpul din urma d
fost i'm Steubenville. Ohio 81 lam
scris carte pc adre>a =. .. Box
Roy pc totii fratii Romani care
va sti adresa dansului sa faca
bine a mi-o scrie 81 lie vol fl recu-
noscator s,au chiar dansul daca
va cith acest anunt sa faca bine
ami scrie pc adresa de mai jos.
ALEXANDRA TODER
(91-92). Lingshire, Mont
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-18
DORESC

Casatorie Gu o fence in etate
de 800 ami. Eu sunt vaduv in
etate de ~ ami. ma ocup Gu agrl-
cultura. am farma mea platlta,
81 asi dori o femele cinstlta.
Doritoarele >sa-mi scrie La adre-
SD aceaSta.
BABA SAVA
r. F. D. No. /. Nova, Ohio.
(91 e. 93 4 go.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-15

2. G. Matthews, Defendants. In
Court of Common Pleas.
To the Defendants. W. c. Norris,
Ro5e!t Norris. and John 7. Norris
Whereas, on September 10Th, 1912,
Judgment was rendered by the Court
Of Common Pleas for Newberry
County. in the State Of South Car
Dina, IN the above entitled action.
in favor OF the plaintiff, Bank Of Po
maria. against the said defendants,
X. c. Norris, Robert Norris ard John
T. Norris and B. C. Matthews, for
the sum Of Eight Hundred Fifty-Sev-
en- Dollars and SiXty-Scven Cents,
with interest thereon from said 18th
day Of Sept. 1912, together with the
costs and disbursements of said ac-
ton. which costs, as taxed by the
Clerk of said Court, amounted 20
six dollars and FIVE cents, which judg-
ment was on September 25th, 1912,
duly entered in Book of Abstracts
and Judgments in the Cffice Of the
Clerk of said Court. for the sum Of
Eight Hundred Sixty-fve Dollars and
twenty-five cents, which amount IN
cluGed interest amounting to one
dollar and fifty cents on said SS57.67
frcnl Sept Is, 1912, to Sept. 25,
1912, when it was so entered in said
Abstracts of Judgments, and which
also included six dollars and five
cents the said taxed costs, the same
being judgment roll number 1924.
And whereas, the said judgment
vas so rendered on promissory note
in the following words and figures,
to wit:
"s750.Oo, Pomaria, S. c., Dec. Is,
1911.
"on March 21, 1912, fixed, after
date / promise to pay Robert Norris,
John T. Norris, or order, at Bank Of
Pomaria, Pomaria, S. c., seven hun
dred fifty and no one-hundredths dol
lars, for value received, with interest
after maturity at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum. And if this note is
collected by suit or placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection, l
promise to pay 10 per cent of the
amount due thereon as attorneys
fees for collection in addition to
principal and interest. W. c. Nor
ris." Which said note the said de