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FRATELE LUZ JOHN D.
ROCKEFELLER MORT

Tarrytown. n. Y. "a Iunie. =
William Rockefeller, fratele lui
John ID. Rockefeller. a murit aici.
in etate de 81 ami. William a fost
bolnay numai de Dumineca trecu-
ia. La patul lui fost intreaga
familie. inclusive John d.
William a cOmp1ectat tocmai
mausOleul sau ce costat suma de
S2oO,OOO, = 81 este situat in cimi-
teriul Sleepy Hollow.
El a fost unul din eel mai pu-
ternici capitalist al Statelor Unite
81 cuvlntul sau lnsemna in Wall
Street mai multi ca orice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
ABONAW Z1ARUL
,.AMERICA~

I'm nOu hohot il trezeste 81 pc
! ell din asta nepasare.
1leana facut O cununa de
pene Gu coada dindarat 81 a pus- o
pc nesimtite in capul lui Bujor.
Bujor simtit, dar Sc face nu
Fl simtit, fiindca-i place. sa vada
pc Ileana rizand. Toti rid Gu no.
hot, ride mai ales neana. Bujor
sta Gu cununa pc cap, facandu-se
a nu sti, de ce rid ceilalti. Ii sade
foarte poznaS Marta deschide
usa acuma ride . lea. Ileana insa,
vazandu-i pc toti asa rizand de
Bujor, insa-si se epreste din ris,
face fata ca 81 cand ar Fl ras-
turnat oala Ia foe 81 grfeste:
''Dar. prostnle. nu vezi Cd de
tine rid
Bujor vres s2si ice cununa din
cap; Ileana nul lasa, ei frumos,
precum q pus7o, . ia insa-i cura-
tindu-l in urni4 Gu fngrijire de
pene. Sfiyind, 4 trsge odata de
ureche; isr Bujor - supra dun
--As
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
Bujor sari in piciOare.-
"Ai adapat tn boil?

BujOr aSeaza in semn de ras
puns.
''I-ai adapat?
'ASta nu Sc face acum; Stil
d-ta bine, ca moi adapam boii
cand Sc culca gainile!
Oar cali.
Bujor ii tale vorha:
Bade Mitre! Ca in toate Sc.
rile, 81 astazi s 'au hranit porcii
apoi S s'au inchis, $ 'au muls vacile,
apoi s'au adapat, s'au adapat 81
boil, 81 cali; ~ plugurile sunt in
car; samanta este in saci; grapile
la indemana. Name dimineata,
cand rasare luceafarul boului, moi
|adapam, ~ 81 ziua ne prinde in
camp.
'Dar tot ar ii mai bine saSnu-ti
|pierzi tu vremea pc aici pc Ia
fete!s
Oar &c sd fac in grajdf- Nu
| g destul Toader la vite7
Esti bun de gura, Il zise
Badea Mitru dupa aceste uorbe.
Oar ON n are Sd iasa din tinel
Ia da-mi pace raspunse
Bujor facandu-se . glumi. D-ta Al
'vrea ca tsti = fin mosnegi. ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

Copenhaga. - o depese trimisa
din Helsingfors catre Berlingste
Tidende anunta ca in Ucrania
s'au comis mari 81 fioroase pro-
grOmuri (masacre contra evrei.
lor). Sc zice ca toti locuitorii
evrei din patru orase au fost
ucisi. Stirea insa nu este confir-
mata din nici alta sursa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

Izici tn, mai Ghita?
Ghita era flacau numai d 'aici
din vecini. Foarte bucuros petre-
cea seara la scarmanat de pene Gu
lleana 81 Gu ceilalti tineri veseli.
Asa dara ell sta, ca Badea Mitru
este cam rau de gura. Gandi ca
este mai bine sd nu raspunda nj
mic. A raspuns insa Badea Mitru
scurt dar gros:
Mai, Gu Ghita nu te potrivi
tn eSti sluga, lara el nu are sta
pam. Bujor parea cd ma auzit
bine aceste cuvinte. Ell priv odata
aspru Ia Badea Mitru, priv ma.
MOS la Ghita, privi inca odata i'm
prejur fara ca sd poata vedea 81
|pe neana; apoi Sc scula inject si-si
lua palaria de langa cuptor. Ileana
Il ghi0nti IL mai trase de suman,
dar el esi fara ca 50 zica ''noapte
buna', ca 81 cand ar ii fost Sd Sc
mai antoarca. i parea ca cam
|cald in casa.
Mai tarziu . iesit 81 Ileana pen
tru-cs sa vada, dacd coapta paa-
cinta ori ba. Multi nu ramase e.
fara. Cand dntra, aflA pc fatal sau
|culegand penele, pc care lea fost
'aruncat pc Jos.
sru fatal da-ni foe in pipxss !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
PERSO

L4WCOllAN IAAOs
Arvinte de so de ami dl loan
u. Rusu.
Pepelea de 25 de ami; dl Avisa-
lOm A. Suciu.
Mandica, nepoata lui Arvinte
d-soara Aurelia |. Rusu.
10. Partea ii ''Cand S 'au in
dragostit lzaila Zgriburici'' mo-
nolog predat de dl Gheorge V.
Fulea.
II. Solo: 'Colea n vale langa
moara'' cantata de dl l. D. Russu
! II. "Astazi fratilor Romani''
cor mkt cantat de diletanti.
l3. Tn grup de fe.ite vor canta
lmnul american Star Spangled
Banner 81 my Country.
a.. Cuvant de inchidere din
partea Pres. Soc. "Albina'' dl
Theodor BaMa.
Is. Dupa terminarea produc-
tiei teatrale un gmlp de tineri
membrii al Soc. ''Albina' vor
juca frumOasele noastre jocuri
rationale Caluserul 81 Banul Ma
racine, sub conducerea vatavului
Theodor Barza, care sunt urma-
tori: P. Neagoe, N. Poppa, l. S,
i Adam, T. Acsente, A. A. Suciu
g. Oprean, v. Harbada 81 !
lScortea.
| Is. Vestita muzica a d-lui Nick
Sinu din Youngstown, Ohio va
distra Onoratul' public Gu cele
mai frumoase arii de dams, pana
in zori de ri.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c
: Damele % cent?.
Banchetul $l.OO de PERSONA.
i Comitetul s'a ingrijit ca bufe,
tul sd fie asortat Gu toate cele
necesare.
i In speranta ca 81 de data acea.
sta nu vom ii pusi la uitare 81
IvOm ayea fericirea de Saluta IL
| mijlocul nostru un numaros pu.
blic de FRAT Romani 81 romance
! din loc 81 jur.
i Pana la revedere transmiten
tuturor salutul nostru calduros
81 Va asteptam Gu drag.
| NOTA:- catra membrii Soc
'Albina" Toti fratii membrii
sunt rugati de lua la cunostinta
ca eel care nu vor lua parte la
aceasta Festivitate sunt obligati
, de achita $1.OO; la Banchet, 81
SOC antreiul pentru Petrecere.
Conform hotaririlor noastre.
II In numele Soc. "Albina'
i Comitstul Aranjator.
| GAS & 80 & 52).
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S G o R M o N
Nuvel4

I.
- Da ma due raspunse ca
plecand.
Pascu pleca in urma eli.
Acuma Sc opri Sanda
Oar unde al plecat. 0 intreba
Pascu.
Am fost numai lac asa!
Zee dnci in carpa?
Sanda priv la carpa, apoi la
Pascu. Ochii incepura sd Sc i'm
painjeneasca. Scormon vazu cum
0 lacrema sc strecura in jos pc
obrazul ei 81 incepu Sd schianne,
vazand c'acuma nu bine. ).
T-am adus niste struguri
zise ca fara ca sa-si stearga lacre-
y Aosst volum = pasta pro.
curn II 1diturs ''0artee 1pnDA.
aeaset". 1uenrsgh - ~. Plris
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
o AMINTIRE OCCASIONALLY.

Ii vad ca astazi pc Gel dol mari
iubitori, al limbii rOmaneSti, pei
Hasdeu 81 Odobescu, rostindu-si,
unul dupa celalt, frumoasele lor Gu
vintari de razboire prin 1892, de Id
tribuna Ateneului.
Lupta sc 1ntetise intre dinsii pc
tema scolii normale de institutori
= disparuta astazi = pentru care
Odobescu prinsese adevarata sla-
biciune in marele-i interes al cult
,varii limbii romanesti prin scoala !;
pc cind Hasdeu gasia un pretext
de ldpta. facind deosebirea intre
pedagogii de scoala 81 aceia al unui
popor; intre predagogii pesimisti 81
cei optimisti. ''2'
M v6i spune care avea dreptatea
Gu ell. Voiu pOvesti numai o pata-
ME mea, pc cand cram elev al ace
lei scoale att de des visitata de
Odobescu. Intro lucrare de clasa
am intrebuintat cuvintul conduita,
acolo unde trebuia sd intrebuintez
pc acela de purtare.
Odobescu mia tras sapuneala
pc care n o uit orr de cite orr pun
mai serios nina pc condeiu. 81 nici
nu de uitat pentru mine, desi a.
tunci II am capatat nici o explicare,
Desigur, cuvintul conduita s-a
impamintenit in limba, dar STA
schimbat 81 intelesul, mai bine zis
81 La margenit. Acesta este 81 ma
rele cistig al neologismelor. Con
| duita mai multi scolareasca, pen.
tru ca presupune reguli de urmat
date de altii mai intaiu, pc cind
purtarea are un inteles mai larg III
acceptiunea sa, atirna mai multi dc
individualitatea fecaruia.
Purtarea mai liberia decit con-
| duita, 81 de aceia char mai mora
Ii.
Am spus ca eel dol antagonist au
rostit fiecare cite cuvintare. A
vorbit 81 unul 81 altul asa cum stiau
ci sa-si intrebuinteze limba Gu far.
mecul eli, in graiu raspicat, mai so
nor la Odobescu, mai furtunos Ia
HaSdeu.
Tocmai aici voiam sa ajung: /;
deosebirea de inteles cuvintelor
lmba, cuvintare, vorbire 81 graiu.
Limba felul de a-si experim;
cineva in deosebi gindirea dupa lie
osebitele neamuri de oameni. Toat;
paserea pc limba Ell pierre.
Limba Isl are 81 ca inrudirile eli
Rominul intelege limba ital;ana
uneori fara char sd o fl invatat
ORR cum, 'nu raniine de tot chimes
fcind o aude rostindu-se. Limba est,
caracteristica popoarelor. Ea poat
ii iubita, appreciate. Sentimentu
intervine dar cind vorbim despr,
!. vre o limba din lume, fie char cin(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
C3ut3m

Is mineri romani, sd fie lucratori buni. Carbunii
sunt 54, despartt platese scala din 1917, de pre-
zent ucreaza oamen carl castiga della $500 la $135O0
la fiecare plata MOI va putem garanta ucru statornc
de folosm carbuni in morle noasre de otel din
Ohio
MOI cele mai bune condtuni de traiu din
West Virginia, toate sunt moderne.
Toate celea sunt furnizate ampoiator nostri din
partea comisarului
Minele sunt situate la Nellis, Boone County, w.
Va. Luati 81 DRY pana la Saint Abans W. Va.
Pentru informatiun mai detailate adresati-va la
THE AMERICAN ROLLING MILL. COMPANY.
George Bucer unul din amploiatii nostri (4753)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
De vINZARE

Din cauza ca trebuie sd para
sim orasul vindem proprietatea
de I camere. baie foarte mo-
derna, asemenea vindem 81 mo-
blla. casa este IN apropiere de
) linll de tramvaiu. Aproape de
Fulton Garage.
4239 Riverside Avenue.
Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
kUVEL
De I. SLAVICI.*)

ma. - Sarmanul a VENT la moi. -
Mai departe nu putu vorbi.
Nu stu ce, 81 nu stu cum. .
Pascu sc simti ca nu Sc mai stie...
Fara de putea sa-Si dea seama
in ce chip, el Sc trezi ca imbrati-
seaza pc Sanda.
Scormon privi neclintit la Ell.
In toamna yiitoare peste trei
dealuri 81 trei val, in umbra unui
teiu era o trochita. Scormon e
culcat langa ca 81 priveste in ta-
cere, cum copilul Sc joaca Gu ma
nutele lui, bombanind vorbe de
tainic inteles.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
IN VT A R E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Albina'' din New
Castle. Pa. 1920 S. jefferson ST.
Dupa O munca de 16 ami de la
infiintare STA ajuns fericitul
Ideal 81 pc aceasta Gale are onoa-
rea de a invita- pc Onor. Socie-
tati. Cuburi 81 Parochii. cat 81
pc toti fratii romani din loc 81
jur de a lua parte la Marea 'Fe-
stivitate'' care. Sc va da Gu Oca.
ziunea arderei Mortgace-ului
(Ipoteca) care va avea loc La 3
Iulie 1929.
PROGRAMME DE II:
]. La orele 9 a. IN. toti frat!l
membrii eat 81 fratii streini sc
vor intruni in localul Societatii
"Albinas'
3. Sc va tinea un Parastas in
memoria a membrilOr decedati de
la lnfiintarea sus zisei Societati.
Actul religios Sc va sevirsi la
orele 9:3O a. m. de catre Rev. Ilie
Jida din EHwood City. Pa.
Dupa terminarea serviciulai
ReligiOs Sc va da Ell aceasta Oca-
ziune un Banchet de catra Soc.
'Albina'', la care Gu totii vom
lua parte.
In timpul Banchetului vom a.
yea fericirea de asculta pe
orator. care vor tinea toasturi,
dintre care Va Fl 81 d-nul loan n.
Serb, Pres. General al L. s. R. A
In timpul Banchetului 81 in pre-
zenta onoratilor oaspeti Sc va
sevarsi fericitul act, Z arderia
Mortgace-ului, la care este ru.
gata comisia Gu faceria Halei a
nu lipsi nici unul de la sevarsirea
acestui fericit act. @
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
De VINZARE

Salon Gu beuturi (Soft Drinks J
81 Cuglarie. afacere buna. la pozi
tie rentabifa pc Detroit Ave. in
apropiere de ziarul America"
pentru informatiune, este Sc
adresa la ziar, rubrica vinzarilor.
(146-4S).
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LA cRUCEA DIM aAr.

Naica Floare mare vreme. Cup.
torul este ars, 81 placinta nu
|incS intins4. Multa grsba nu-i
|pres bun6 Marta sr f trs1uit u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24

G A j 7

Lucru afara la drum de fer,
voesc merge Gu sofia pentru a
servi ca gazda (Bortier) cei in
teresati sa-mi scrie La adresa:
SIMON PACURAR
5219 Detroit ave. Cleveland, o.
(14o-49).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
De VINZARE

Cuglarie. 4 aleie, doua, masini
de pus, usor de mutat. Sc vinde
foarte eftln, asemenea 81 un piano
electric.
1904 Clark Avenue.
(146-5I. Cleveland, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
(Va urma).
DACA VREl

= nu = ingroape On Talerul
mscrie-te Intro socistats din
Uniunsa s. +. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-24
Central
National Bank
Savings & Trust
Co.
w. 9Th & Superior Avenue

COnducerea acestei banci e.
ste supraveghiata de Gu
vern. Prin aceasta banii
D-voastra sunt absolut 81
guri Gu moi, asemenea va
platim 40 interese dupa de-
punerile D-voastra, 81 va O.
ferim un serviciu complect
in trimiterea banilor in Pa
tria Veche. Va invitam a va
face depozitor la banca noa-
stra.
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NOtre Dame In All
Day Celebration
Continued from Page 1

PIANIST, the evenings entertainment
was a most pleasing one. There
We're solos and readings, address
eS and chorus rendered the ia
miliar airs of Canada and the
United States. Stirring music was
also given by st. Gabriel's band,
The speaker of the evening was
the Rev. Z. C. Drouhin who
sketched the life of Dollard DIES
OrmeauX. Complimentary remarks
were also made by DR.. H. Harpin
of Worcester, Mass, and a reading
was given by Mrs. David Provost.
DR.. J. d. Bachand and J. Provost
rendered solos and Miss Olivette
also gave a musical selection.
Other vocalists who contributed
to the success of the evening were
R. Couture, r. Lavigne, NJ. ]. Ju-
neau, and Misses NJ. Racette, B.
Grenier, l.. Frechette, F. FIRE.
Ghetto, B. Lavigne, o. Homelle, A.
Racicot, l. Juneau, NJ. Provost,
L. Provost, l.. Lavigne, l.. Cou-
ture, Mrs. A. Lavigne, c. Provost,
J. Boudreau, j. Provost and W.
Landry. The closing number was
given by A. Racicot, L. Provost,
L. Couture and c. Provost
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Me and ma was coming home
from the store and we started to
pass a scale to get waved on by
putting a cent in ferst, may say
ing, I've got 4 good notion to way
myself, | haven't waved myselm
for weeks and weeks. and several
people have told me I've bin look
ng thinner.
Do you feel eny thinner ma?
| sed.
l think I do, sed ma. And she
gave me her packages to hold and
got on the scale and put a cent in
and the scale went GROUND to 145.
Meening that's wat she waved, and
ma got off agen looking mad as
enything, saying, The ideer, 145,
that scale is no more rite than the
man in the moon, 145, that's joak
that is, and the people that put
that scale out would be in jale
for obtaining money under falts
pretences if l had my way.
Well G., ma, you did have your
way, | sed. Meening her scale
way and being d ioak ony it did
ent effect ma eny and we kepp
on walking, me saying, There's an
other scale, ma, wy don't you try
that and see wat that does?
Wich ma did, getting on and
putting a cent in and the thing
went GROUND to 149, making ma
look as diskusted as possible, and
| sed, Maybe if you take your vale
off it will make a diffrents, ma.
Don't tawk nonsents, sed ma.
And we kepp on waWking, ma
saying, 149, the people that make
these scales are ignorent robbers,
that's all they are, 149, redickuliss.
That's verse than 145, amt it,
ma? l sed, and she sed, They're
both beneeth contempt. And we
anne to another scale and ma got
on it saying, Now this is, absiloot-
ly the last scale | get on today. /
lont care vat it says. Wich wat it
sed was 1913, ma saying, At last,
an honest scale.
Maybe that one goes slow insted
of fast, ma, | sed, and ma sed,
Maybe nuthing of the kind, /
know an honest scale wen | see
one.
And we kepp on wawking, ma
looking as if she felt about twice
as thin.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
Birds and Flowers
In Museum List

The crest of the wave of bird
migration reached St. Johnsbury
last week and nearly all of the
warblers and later lIy-catchers are
now to be found in this region.
But few more of the later Sum-
mer residents are still to come.
The following is the list since
last published: caves swallow,
April %; Whip-poor-will, May A !;
Blue-headed Vlreo, Yellow Warb-
Ter, May 6; Black-throated green
warbler, Blackburnian warbler,
Nashville warbler, grass-hopper
sparrow, very, crested fycatcher,
warbling vireo, house wren, May
o; kingbird, redstart, yellow
throated vireo, May 10; bobolink,
May IL; hummingbird, pine warb-
Ter, Baltimore orole, May II;
black-throated blue warbler, chest
nut-sided warbler, May 10; Mary
land yellow-throat, wood pewee,
May 10; ovenbird, Canadian warb-
Ter, solitary sandpiper, catbird,
Tennessee warbler, May 49, red
eyed vireo, purple martin, spotted
sandpiper, mghthawk, May It;
olive-sided fiycatcher, May 10;
mourning warbler, winter wren,
May 20; Trails flycatcher, May
81.
The spring wild flowers are
now at their best. The orchids are
beginning to bloom, the dainty
Calypso, now potected by State
law, being the first of this noted
family to appear. The flower list
at the Museum now numbers 1876
the following species having been
collected since May 6; Dog Violet,
variegated securing rush, black
ash, wood anemone, kidney-leaved
violet, May 6, early everlasting,
bearberry Barnet Mountain), low
spear grass, May g; American fly
honeysuckle, smooth yellow violet,
Canada violet, northern blue vio-
let, squirrel corn, white birch, yell
low birch, hobble-bush, early sax
ifrage, May .; black birch, AM
erican hop hornbeam, march blue
violet, two-leaved toothwort, large
bellwort, small-howered crowfoot,
sweet coltsfoot, goldthread, yell
low willow, leather-leaf or dwarf
cassandra, May 10; field or gray
birch, shad bush, Canada plum,
May II; dwarf ginseng, swamp
red currant, painted trillium, hem
lock, nitrewort, jack-in-the-pulpit,
red-berried elder, red curTant,
woodland white violet, May ~;
downy yellow violet, golden cur
rant, crack willow, calypso, wild
black currant, May 10; moss
pink, May 16, fir balsam, May II;
marsh butter cup, foam flower,
May IS; wild red cherry, Robins
plantain, winter cress, thyme-leav-
ed speedwell, graceful sedge, red
spruce, butternut, white-grained
mountain rice, Iutabaga, red
baneberry, low BURBERRY, prickly
gooseberry, hybrid shadbush,
woody blue violet, May 10; gill
over-the-ground, early meadow
rue, barren strawberry, dwarf
raspberry, vanilla grass, swamp
black currant, mountain holly,
Brainerd's violet, May 20; wood
horsetail, interrupted fern, Al
pine cotton grass, buckbean, larg-
err mouse-ear chickweed, field or
sheep sorrel, Solomon's seal,
twisted stalk, May %; star-fow-
cred false Solomon's seal, clinto-
MIA, purple virgins bowers, wild
columbine, long-bracted orchis,
tall butter cut, May %.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1922
EDITORIAL

When Andrew Jackson went to
Washington as president, it took
thirty days to make the trip from
Tennessee. Lots of faster time
than that is made these days, but
there are not as many Andy Jack
sons as there used to be.
Tuesday, June 6, has been desig-
mated as "Nickel Day" for the
benefit Of the Vermont Tubercul-
osis association, but Of cour e, it
does not prevent anyone making
it a dime or a dollar if so disposed.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
THE HORRORS OF
INDIGESTION
Relieved By "Fruit-a-tiVeS"
The Famous Fruit Me IiCire

Indigestion, Weak Digestion or
partial digestion Of food, is one OF
the most serious Of present-day
complaints.
Those who suffer With Indigestion,
almost invariably are troubled With
rheumatism, SleeplessneSS and ex-
cessive Nervousness.
"Fruit-a-tiyeS" will always relieve
Indigestion because these tablets
strengthen the stomach muscles,
increase the flow of digestive Juices
aud correct Constipation, which
'ually accompanies Indigestion.
jOc box, for $50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited. OGDENSBURG, NY.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
Did Him More Good

Many men and women suffer
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
vtkmUNr Az A GLANCE
News of the State IN Tabloid
Form for Busy Readers

Montpelier-The term of Wash
ington county court just closed
granted nine divorce petitions,
and in five cases the petitions
were dismissed by Judge Butler.
Hardwick-The listers have
completed their work and furnish
some interesting statistics. There
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25

are Sc silos in town; 563 horses,
113 sheep, 1889 mich cows, other
neat stock 727, y pure-bred bulls,
249 hogs. These figures compare
favorably with last year.
St. Albans-Two hundred
Franklin county teachers attended
the convention here Friday.
St. Albans-At the recent baby
contest, in connection with hospl-
tai day, there were 40 entries, the
first prize going to Lawrence
Stanley, Jr., of Georgia.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-25
BACK TALK

According to the Burlington
News, the fellow who was once
locking the stable after the horse
was stolen, is now looking for the
cuff links after the shirt has gone
to the laundry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY. TO LOAN on Chickasha
property. w. C. Matthews. Off
Makes Bond
and Returns Home

Wewoka, Okla. Sept. 13.-Lieuten.
ant Governor M. L. Trap today
stood indicted on three charges of
conspiracy to defraud and obtaining
false judgments against Seminole
county. .
The indictments were returned by
a Seminole county grand jury here
yesterday. Trap was advised of
the action by telephone and came
here by train. He readily made bond
and deturned to Oklahoma City.
G. Il. Bean, former county treasur.
or Of Seminole county, now under a
ten year prison sentence, was indicted
with Trap. Bean has not appeared
to make bond early today.
The indictments were for offenses
alleged to have been committed in
1919 and 1920, the third being an in
dictment growing out of the 1919
charges.
The grand jury was reported to
have consisted of five republicans
and sever democrats.
a fourth Indictment was returned,
il was said, but not made public.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-13
(First Published Sept. II, 1929
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE ON MINOR

Notice is hereby given that pur-
slant to order of the County Court
of Grady County, Oklahoma, the UNI
dersigned guardian Of the estate of
Alberry Thomas, Bessie Thomas,
Jake Thomas and Melvin Thomas,
minors, will on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1922, at the hour of ten
O'Clock A. NJ, in open court in the
court room of the County Court of
Grady County, Oklahoma, in the City
of Chickasha, offer for sale and sell
for cash to the highest bidder, sub
ject to confirmation and approval by
said court, an oil and gas lease on
all Of the right, title and interest of
said minors in and to the following
described lands, to.wit:
Eh of NEA, NJ of NEA of
SEA, and NWA of SEA, and
SEA of SEA, and Ek of SWA
of SEA of section "a, township
five north, range eight west in
Grady County, Oklahoma,
Said oil and gas lease will be COM
mercial in form, running for five
years and as long thereafter as oil
and gas are produced from said lands.
providing for one-eighth royalty oil
and gas, to the lessor. proportionate
to the interest owned in said lands
by the lessor, and provide for delay
rentals Of $1.O0 per acre per year in
case Of non-development, proportion
ate to the interest owned by the les
lor, and will be sold for a bonus of
not less than $1.O0 per acre.
Said sale to be made subject to
the confirmation and approval of the
County Court of Grady County, Okla.
GEORGE W. THOMAS.
Guardian.