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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

what kind of a city Perth Amboy
is. II has pronounced advantages
for those types of large industry re-
curing a combination Of rail and
waterfront facilities. Perth Amboy
has facilities of this sort which are
u~nequalled anywhere in the vicinity.
The figures also reflect a most
1 Undesirable condition from the mu-
ricipal point of view; one of badly
balanced realty values. This is one
of the city's difficult problems. It
is no real solution to that
the Industries, which participate in
the welfare Of the city, should per
manently bear a disproportionate
burden of taxation. The business
and Industrial interests, and tn
municipal authorities. should CO.
operate toward the framing of de-
sirable regulations, and the entire
community should work for those
sequences in growth and activity
\ hich are most profitable. True
strategy in this respect implies that
n excess tax burden be created at
any time or imposed on any class;
that comforts and other benefits
and ability to pay-shall outrun
cost; and that year by year the citi-
zens shall receive more in service
for every dollar paid in taxes.
Probable Future Tendencies
Four neighboring communities lie
north and west. Railway, with q
population of 1000. is seven miles
north; Metuchen, five miles north
west. has $500 people; and High
land Park and New Brunswick.
with a combined population OF
$4,000 people, are located az miles
- +La ..-aUt D1-4I 1900 ---..f-
ton of $4,000 indicates that the city
has maintained a substantial lead
over these near neighbors; located,
as they are, on the main line of the
Pennsylvania railroad.
South and southwest of Perth
Amboy is a relatively undeveloped
region. Freehold. with a population
of 5000, is IS miles away. 1t is %
miles to Hightstown, with It's popu-
lation of 400. Keyport, on the
waterfront ten miles southeast OF
Perth Amboy, has a population of
400.
This undeveloped area is close to
the limits of the New York metro
pohtan district. 1t is capable of at
tracing and sustaining a very con-
siderable population. Its density OF
population is phenomenally low as
compared with that of other Sec
tons contiguous to the metropoli-
tan district. The growth of this
section will be rapid, when once 1;
is given adequate access to the
north.
Perth Amboy is the natural gate
way to this section. The welfare
and progress of that city will be
fostered by the impending growth
of the southern h~interland.
The identity and individuality OF
Perth Ambov will be maintained by
its partial isolation from the Bor.
ough of Richmond. Perth Amboy
is not likely to become a mere adj
junct to Greater New York. It i:
more likely to be an autonomous
trading center; a small metropolis
But Perth Amboy is primarily ar
industrial city, and as such mus
jealousy insist that proper location:
be provided for the building OF
homes for its workers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

their olulIlSc. Luz pAOStS
of freight trucking is mainly that or
serving retail business houses. n
this requires only the supplying OF
well payed routes from the freight
depots and docks to the business dis
tricts, as defined by such building
zone ordinance as may be adopted.
Street Car Re-routing
In harmony with suggestions
made elsewhere in this report, q
program should be developed for the
better routing of trolley cars. In
general, this program should involve
the establishment of a loop toward
the eastern portion of the business
section so that cars would move in
only one direction on Smith st. with
in the limits Of the loop.
Street Car Extension
The development of the section OF
Perth Amboy which lies north of the
L.ehigh Valley Railroad tracks would
be favorably influenced by an extern
sion of the trolley line system from
State st. westward along Hall Ave.
as far as Pacific Ave-; thence south
to Brace Ave; thence west to Flor
ida Grove Rd.: and thence south at
least as far as the intersection OF
New Brunswick Ave. and Florida
Grove Rd.
From this point. two alternatives
should be considered. The more
conservative plan of extension would
be to continue the trolley line south
from this intersection, along Florida
Grove Rd., so as to reach the Mid
dlesex trolley line on South st. just
outside the city limits. There would
thus be provided a belt line lying
e~kir>lv With. fha citv 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
SOUTH AMB0Y

Under the direction of MIS-.
Richard M. Mack St Mary's Parent
Teacher Association will within the
near future present a musical COM
edy, entitled "Oh, Oh, Cindy." The
cast is now at work preparing for
the presentation.
The Jersey Central Traction Com
pany has given notice to their pa
irons that on January L they will
reduce their fares on all mes. The
reduction is from ten cents to eight
cents. The cut rate books, issued
at the time the ten cent fare went
into effect, will be dispensed with n.
this time.
On Tuesday, January 8, the stock
holders of the South Amboy Trust
Company will elect officers for the
coming year. The polls will be open
at 2 o'clock and will remain open
for an hour.
The extensive decorations espe-
cially prepared for the Christmas
season at the First Baptist church
will not be disturbed until after to-
morrow. This plan will give those
who have not already seen the won
derful decorations a chance to see
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

them at the services tomorrow. Tie
pastor. Rev. George w. McCombe,
will preach at the evening SERVED.
Israel Mount has returned from
a motor trip to Pompton Lakes.
which was made with a party Of
slatives and friends from this city
and New Brunswick.
The South Amboy Gun Club Will
shoot a match with the Cheesequake
Club on New Years Day. The match
Will commence at ? P. NJ The
Cheesequake gun warriors are con-
sidered a very able combination and
the locals are preparing to ward OF
whatever blows may be in store for
them.
Mrs. Gerald Dey is suffering fronl
a slight throat trouble at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Dey.
According to information from
very reliable source the work of i'm
proving the Hole-in-the-Wail will
positively be commenced at the first
signs of good weather.
Miss Pauline Watts. of Roseile.
is spending the holidays with he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Watt
Miss Dorothy Watts was a Perth
Amboy business visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dewaa
were the guests of their daughter
at Mount St. Mary's novitiate. North
Plainfeld, during the week.
Joseph Gallagher has accepted a
position at the DUPONT plant at Par
lin.
The city clerk has given notice To
all those having outstanding claims
against the city to present them Al
once for payment.
Mrs. John J.. Stolte, Of Pennsyi-
vania, is enjoying several days at
the home OF relatives on Conoyef
street.
Even at this early hour politics
are shaping themselves for :
fall. The name Of Frederick Ku-
rowsky is being heralded about the
city as the possible candidate for
councilman from the first district
on the Republican ticket. Kurowskv
halls from the Mechanicsvi1le Sec
ton and is n of the active mem
bers Of the Mechanicsville Hose
Company.
It is understood that the contrac-
tor in charge OF the David street
improvement has refused to proceed
with any work on the said stree<
while there Is any danger of the
work being touched with frost. Al
though the property owners are
clamoring for attention to their
curbs they feel that the attitude Of
the contractor is a just one.
The trolley companies as well As
the county and state snowplons
were busy yesterday clearing away
the recent snow. There were de-
lays n an modes of travel In this
city all day yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cozzens were
visitors at the home OF relatives in
Camden during the week
Mrs. George Apologize IL i'll at
her home on Main street
Miss Betty Malaith, Of New York
City, was the guest of Miss Beatrice
Braney during the week.
At the city hall on Tuesday night
the Star Building & Loan Associa-
ton of this city will elect officers
for the coming year. A president.
secretary, treasurer, twelve dfkec-
tors and one auditor will be elected
at this time.
The modern building being erect
ed by P. J. Monaghan on David
street near Broadway is fast being
completed. The building is said to
be one of the most up-to-date in this
city.
Frank Lyons is spending the holl-
days al the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyons. from hi
studies at Holy Cross College. Wpr-
cester, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
SEE NEGRO IN
OLD MURDER

NEWARK, Dec. 30.-State police
are running down clues which indi-
cate. according to the authorities,
that William Battles. nineteen year
old negro confessed slayer of Mrs.
Charles f. Brigham, of Orange. had
some connection with the murder of
eleven year old Jeanette Lawrence
of Florham Park, near Madison a
year aL .
State troopers and local police
secured the negro section of Madison
last night searching for race OF a
family named Battles, which is be-
lieved to be closely related to the
man charged with the Brigham
der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
GARBAGE MOVE
BEING PUSHED
Woodbridge Problem Dis
cussed at Meeting Held in
F0rds Section

FORDS, Dec. 30:-The sub-com-
mittee recently appointed to investi-
gate and report the garbage ques-
ton of this district met this week
al the Fords National Bank. From
unofficial statements it is reported
that the members of that commit
tee proposed the ACCESSIBILITY of 4
weekly collection, and that the cost
of such arrangements should not
exceed over one dollar to each tax
payer.
The report of the Subcommittee
will be presented at the meeting of
the Woodbridge Board of. Health
next Wednesday. 1t is expected that
reports from other districts of the
township will be filed with the
Board OF Health at that time.
William Hoy. committeeman from
This district, said yesterday after
econ that he did not believe it adj
gisable to make public the proposals
Of the Fords district until all other
committees have come together an
gave their opinion as to the cos.
inc disposal of the rubbish. Be-
sore any further action can be taken
1t was said, the Board of Health Is
20 be consulted first in the matte,
Ind await their approval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
CUT THIS QUIT is woRRH
MONEY t~f

Cut out this slip. enclose with Sc
and mail It to Foley & Co. 2535
Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, III, writing
You will receive in return g trial
package containing Fo1ey's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds
and Group; Foley kidney ills for
pains in sides and back: rheumatism
backache. kidney and bladder ALL
ments: and Foley cathartic Tablets
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic for constipation. bili-
business, headaches. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

The territory Included within the
limits of Perth Amboy. on the basis
of the present prevailing use of
property, is occupied substantially
as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
THE KID OF PLAN WHICH
PERTH AMBOY NEEDS

Elements Of a Perth Amboy City
Generl Survey.
Population Distribution.
Garbage, Waste and Snow Re-
Water Supply.
Schools.
Harbor Developments.
Land Values and Tax Equaliza-
ton .
Regional Plan.
Industrial Growth.
Genera Welfare; Sanitation,
Housing Conditions, Hospitals.
Gas. electricity. Telephones.
Sewers and Sewage Disposal.
Fire Protection
Smoke. Fumes and Nuisances.
Parks, Pathways and Fairgrounds.
Land Subdivisions and Additions.
Finance.
The Legal Aspects.
Order of Urgency.
Control of Growth:
Building Zone Law
Building Code
Coercive.
Pavements
Sewers
water. Gas and Electricity
Transportation Facilities
Persuasive.
Circulation:
Street Opening and Widening
Main Traffic Routes
Buses and Trolleys
Street Car Extensions
Railroads
Truck and Railroad Freight
Transfer Facilities. =
Street Conditions:
Pavements. Curbs and Sidewalks
Lighting
Street Name Signs
Grade Crossing Elimination.
Municipal Departments;
Police
Fire
Engineering
Health
Education.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

comfortable and be best served.
Circulation:
The large volume Of motor traf-
fic passing between the shore resorts
| and New York City profoundly al
! fects Perth Amboy. These cars do
! not stop in Perth Amboy. They are
an encumbrance when they pass
| through the principal streets or the
city. 1t is believed to be the essence
of proper planning to divert this
traffic from main business eet
which the people OF Perth Ampoy
need for themselves. Recommends
lions in this connection are indicat-
ed on the composite map. Traffic
from the new bridge destined for
northern points via Railway would
proceed directly north along Con-
very Pl. and Cleveland Ave. to
Krockmolly Ave. Here the route
may be along Krockmolly Ave. to
Amboy Ave. as far as Inslee St., then
diverging to the northwest across
| the clay pits so as to rejoin Amboy
Ave, at Florida Grove Rd. 1t may
seem desirable at some future date
to further shorten this route by
opening a new street entirely
through the clay pit section, com
/ mencing at the intersection OF Cleve-
land Ave. and Krockmolly Ave. and
running northward to Amboy Ave,
as shown on the map.
Either of these recommendations
involves the widening of Cleveland
Ave. for it's entire length of three
| blocks and the opening of Convery
PL. south of Smith st. This last pro-
ject is understood to be included in
the contract for the new bridge, as
part of it's northern approach. II
| the first alternative route is selected,
Krockmolly Ave. should be widered
from Cleveland Ave. to Amboy Ave.
A plan which would ultimately af-
feet the interest of the city most
| observation-disclosures perhaps too
ambitious for immediate execution
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DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA

Clubul Artistic Roman Ameri-
lean din Detroit, Mich. Aducem
multlmirile tuturor Solicitation
81 Paroch. 81 Club. Romanesti 81
la toti fratii Romani, care ne-a
dat tot sprijinul 81 contrlbuit GU
donatilmi 81 Gu prezenta d-nealor
la petrecerca avuti jn y Sept.
1922.
Lista donatorilor Soc. ID. R.
| II. U. Gu slma de $500: Soc. loan
Botezatoriul $1,000; Paroch. rom.
catolica loan Botezatorinl $1,000; j;
American State Bank II. Park
$1,000; Soc. Bucoviniana $500;
Soc. Banatana $500; Olubul Pro.
eresul $500; loan Morar $500 !;
Alexandra Nistor 800; Nick I.
Jackson, 500; Nick Bocancia
$l.O0; Maitiniak S1.W; Nalcria
$l.OO; Lena Voncia $1.OO; Daro-
thy Jidow $l.OO: HE Caciuk $1.25
loan Barsan $500; George Dobri
$l.OGG George Orr $1.O0; Onciu
Chuitan $l.0O; Anna Hada S10O !;
Jacob Niculei $1.O0; Eva Medne-
san $1.0O; loan A. Nistor $1.OO
Mihai RoSca 81 100; Simion MAZE
ran $1.OO: Trifu D"n",n e1 ~ :
Mardale Nicitian $1.O0; Flip Ma.
Gu $1.O0; Gayril MaxlniuA vl.o, ,
Dumitru Olari $1.00; Mary Vaida
81 90; Aurel Vasiar 81 90; George
c. Chiuhan $1.00; Anna Molnari
Samson Gavniuk $1.00; Vasile b
Duma $500; Lazar Lima $1.00
Schicpescu 81 Dobrota $500; loan
Botar $1.O0; loan Costa $1.00
; loan Bizik $l.OO; Enni Roska
$1.00; George Camenel $500
loan Badila $500; Gavril Olari
ST. 90; Mrs. Cierciel 100; Dumitru
Misiuk $1.00; John Coltun $500; !;
Dl Bosonka 800; Niculai Cav
niuk $1.00; Gavril Banut $500: !:
Vasile Vlad $1.O0; Tn Roman
$l.OO; Ivan Pintea $500; Vasile
Stet $1.0O; George Stoica $1.W
Constantin Dinu $l.00; Mrs Pin.
tia $1.00; Mrs. Colin $1.0O; Vasile
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amantul ei, ca Sc schilnba in cca
mai banala fence. Incepc sarti ia
in ccrcetare trocutul. Deyinc gcloa-
sa pc toate femeile, fostc, prexento
sau viitoare amantc, prietcnc sau
simple cunostinte, vorbeSte banali-
|ta!i, 81, putin cate putin, devine fe-
mcea plictisului.
NJ, hotarat, nu mai avem cv-
lavie de nici o fence!
Cum poti rdmane rece. colone-
le? EST ON inca lamar, al inaintat
repede. Poti ramane nspasatdf
cand te uiti, de pilda, Ia frunloasA
de colo Gu umerii de alabastu II
pieptul gol pana Ia cingatoere do
paftale eel spanxura atat dc gra.
tios 60 unei odalisce!. PrivWte-i
ochii, scantcietori ca niste diamaii>
to Negro! Priveste-i gura mica, TO
sic si chrnoasa 90 . capsuAS. Pri-
veste-i bratcle rotunde 81 81 eropi-
te asasine in coate Priyoste.i.. y z
fvs uvseas
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COOPERATE 81
BINEFACEREA
(Continuare de pc pag. &,

concerto, au acelaS caractcr de BIZ
ncfacere. Il destul sd he gdsim ma
car un scurt timp in acea atmosfe-
IA de cersetorie 81 milostenii, ca sa
simtim 81 sa intelegem ca he ga
sim i'll mijlocul unei societati care
nu site a Sc administra, ande in loo
de cetateni egali, carl Sc sprijina
unul pc altul in lupta pentru exis-
tenta, gasim numai pc sprijinitori
81 sprijiniIi, cersetorie 81 bineface-
re. Nh vreun fatum, nu vreo forta
superioara, independents de moi
he tine sub jugul acestei rusini
della moi insi-ne depindc Gle a paSi
pc calea cca mare culturei democ-
ratlce 81 opune binefacerei 81 mi
losteniilor ajutorul reciproe.
ST asemenea reforma vietei
noastre trebuc sd atinga toate ne
voile noastre sociale: s;inatatea, bll-
nastarea, aslgurarea, instructiunca
publica, etc.
In loc de mubla mereu Gu cu-
| tia de ,binefacerc, Gle apela la in
durarc sau datorie cetateneasca,
trebue decis de face incercare 81
in tara noastra cu acele principii
de auto-ajutor democratic, care III
prezent Sc aplica in mil de diferite
organiZatii popularc III Apus.
81 nu trebue sd serveasca drept
justificare pentru lenea noastra So
ciala indicarea ca ne lipseste lc-
gislatie speciala, care sd inlesneasca
infiintarea diferitelor institute
pentru satisfacerea nevoilor respec-
tive.
Numeroasele societati consuma-
toare, deja existente, prezinta un
camp larg pentru a pune temelia
unui viitor mai bun.
Directiile cooperativelor noastre
trebue SD Sc gandeasca nu numai
la ziua de astazi, 81 81 la cea Gle mai
ne.
| Daca cooperativele Isl pun anu.
mite idealuri 81 scopuri, precum a.
ceasta fac cooperativele din apu-
sui Europei, atunci parte hotara
ta din veniturile anualc trebue de
falcata la fonduri speciale de re-
zerva = nu numai la acelea obliga
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intr 'un restaurant de mana intaiu,
unde, pc langa indiyizi 81 femei sus-
pecte, mai vine 81 ceva lume cc Sc
respecta! Inteleg s'a faca la dunn
nealor acasa. NJ i public. Unifor-
ma ofiterului roman lucru slant.
Prestigiul eli Sd fie respectat orr
unde. M de delnnitatea unui Off
ter sd danseze cu cocotelc A ajuns
|ceva de spaima! Misuna restauran-
tele 81 Calea Victoriei de ofiteri ce
tree la brat ell toate stoalfele ungu-
roaicc, nemtoaice sau Gle ale noast-
re!
Garcon! striga colonelul. ST
scriind cateva cuvinte, pc carta
de yizita, o imnana baiatului.
- Ma! Duo locotenentului acela
care, tocmai' s'a asczat JOS, la ma
90 aeeea, cu patru ofiteri.
Ce-ai scris, colonele?
~ Ca le interzic So mai danseze
vre-unul Gu asemenea femei. Sa~si
respecte haina, mai ales ca 8 81 IN
|ordin al Comenduirci III acest sens.
Bravo, colonsle.
Dinu priv spre nasa celor pat
|rn boboci.
Locotenentul citis randurile co-
lonelulni. Din rosu % era n fatx,
Epali deaasta. Tovarasii rdmssssii
ii 81 ploaati, ba, anuf din III p1las
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cal Statue pc ceilalti Sd piece
char.
Locotenentul nu sc indura. Ba-
case carta in buzunar, 81 pricia a.
cum ell jind spre masa Lilichii.
Colonelul trasc 81 el intr 'un rand
Gu coada ochiului.
- Trieste! Nu Sc indura sd pie
'ce. Z frumoasa pu... pupaza!
Ute, vezi, astea lie mananca, Ia
baeti, capul. Capul da! Caprl! U.
Mi NOR prin spitale, alti la casa dc
nebuni, multi delapideaza pentru
ele, ST cati nu-si trag un glont in
frunte ca sd nu infundc puScaria!
Pal, eu nu era sd ma due pc cop,
ca pentru o poporuda de astea.
Era frumoasa ca pacatul, bat 4
pustia! Ri, bine, mon cher, atata i'll
|trasem Ia apa, ca dcsi abia subloco
tensht relsisen, pc vremea ceea
% 1ae nulnai in cateva luni, pests
leafa neh, datorii De Is mil de lei
81 intr o ii tata-meu, colonel, 81
pe-atullci, afla /!
Cum creditorii Sc prezentasera cu
llolite plateste bietul ON cavalert
Iste, ea pn boer &c era 81 ma chiama
|appi. a. judecata.
y, haete, milo facusi, care "
y siet oarte bille. III I,litii q
laf0tiiile 4 Prina si ultima data
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torie, conform statutelor norlnalc'
de 1870 - carl sd servaesca la di-
verse scopuri de ajutor mutual.
Din atari fonduri, earl odata cu
desvoltarea cooperatiyei trebue sd
tot creasca, Sc vor putea forma dill
verse case de ajutorare 81 asigura-
re, sail de citire 81 biblioteci, case
populare, scoli etc. Acestea organi-
zatii trebue sd SC desvolte printr o
actiune reciproca, cumintc 81 fire
asca a egalilor eu cei egali, Gle trc-
bue sd fie proprietatea unirci fra
terne mari oamenilor. Accste or
ganizatiuni trebue sd fic libere de
orice spirit de binefacere 81 sprijin
din partea unor persoane influen-
te. Elc trebue sd Sc bazeze pc pu-
ternicia organizatiunei, Gu creste-
rea carei trebue sa creased 81 sd sc
consolideze 81 toate stabilimentele
de ajutor mutual in sensul Gel mai
larg al crvant,llui, creiate prin sfor
tari commune. ST pc aceasta Gale ar
fl putut reuSi a satisface nu numal
una din npyDile dc care atat de
bogata tara nostra; nevoia mate
riala 81 sufleteasca, carl ruincazd.
generatii intrcgi, trehue desradaci-
nata prin sfortari comune, 1ntrodu-
cand in viata noastr;i un current de-
mocratic 81 puternic pentru ca. 81
moi sd putem face parte din fami-
liza popoarelor cutie.
("F'urnica y
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ABONATI ZIARUl
IAN ERICA"

dinprejur, 81, poftim isl face, des-
cret, semlc Gu imberbul acela fru-
musel de vis-arvis!
Gel pytin, dcsi inceput viata,
tot mai pastreaza ccva idealism.
Fluerteaza din simpatic cu tinere-
lul acela frumusel brun. mic 81 ne
lipsit de toate dancingurile, pc care
desigur sill platestc bine.
Asia strange bine la dams,
col0nele.
Fireste! 81 cestialalti meal
zesc Gu lei noui. Saracul nostru len
romanesc Sa mai zica cineya ca
IRE valoarc!
CaStigi Gu cl char fence pi-
erduta!
Ba pierzi, Gu el, atitea femei
de ispraya ute, cum mia perdut-
9 mic pc circazianca asta frumoasa
u = csrei cumintenie ma inchinam
pan4 mai acum de curand.
Roftim. priveste Gu cine danseash
scsam ofiterul acela GU eghilete.
Dinp intorse capul. U4 locote-
aent. btetss cpratel ii drsgut inyar
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Poti sd tc impusti, dc-aci incolo,
ca mutt mai platesc un ban dc cinci.
Ca pedeapsa, pc ziua dc maine
esti mutat din garnizona III oraSclul
Tccuciu. Asta ca sd te yindece dc
cheltueli.
Ca sa te vindec de b0ala &C al
pentru femeea aceasta, It'll pregatesc
ell leacul foarte curand.
Si-acum, pleaca!
A doua ri plecaiu din ordin.
Doua luni statui departe de Afrodi
ia mea in chinuri grozaye. Ce nu
faceam sa soap, sa sbor la ca! p
ram, insa, pus sub paza intrsgului
aparat ofiteresc 81 politienesc. Du,
pa doua lnni primesc sost tsaegr anna
della tata.~ssvino. Ti-n eerlt q pei
misie de 5 zile. =
Mi SO paru ca 50 deschl cerurilc
pentru mine. Alcrgsi S5iii III Blu
curesti. III ).
Fiindca al ayat . pllstHre bulaa
in orasul eel nou. asta seara te ill-
VT Ia masa la Csps
- tS&aN 80
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

plateste-o ca pc oricc femeea de
placere 81 vino acasa.
Cand doua ri, la ora pranzului
ma revazui cu tata, cram pentru
|totdeauna vindecat.
Sid ala, mon cher, cand mi-arunc
|ochii intr 'un local 81 yad atatca fe-
mel ca acestea, cocote, felnei mari
tate sau ne, sau cand aud pc vrc-
una zicanduvmi ssTe iubesc' eu o
intrcb: Cat costas
Am ajuns sd nu mai pretuesc fe-
meea decat in bani. Caci, stu ca
scopul ei suprem acesta, banii !!
Singura fiinta femeiasca &c mai iu-
besc Gu adcvarat pc pan1ant, 9 iapa
mea de calarie.
Toatc celelalte felnei fmi starnesc
lraspl.
6au, daca mai caut' ceva - mai
admir- ceva la . femee, prietenia
lsi cnltura.
Eu pare ca lean gdsit pc, q
mind /! facu Dinu.
Esti un ON fericit.
Mutt faci idse &c fernecatoafe !
lepoca ia cere faci cslnostinta unei
Efcmei, si te lupti \ . cucerestl Tp-
! ate armele spiritului ii le pui II
EioO, iaf % III Al tocmai partea eea
mai fransoasi y y snfle nlhi ri. line,
idiat 81 ~ avut'o si,ifnsepi ~ sdeviii