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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

Last weeks frosts evidently caused
less damage to fruit than was first sup
posed. Reports from Emmett indicate
that this big producing district escap-
ed without serious damage although
som producers were hit rather hard.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Torndike of
Sioux City, Iowa, aunt and uncle of
Mrs. F. G, Hoffman, stopped off in
Caldwell on their way home from
Long Beach, California, for a few
days visit at the Hoffman home. They
will go from here to Boise before
leaving for Sioux City.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

Mrs. w. H. Roadway entertained a
number of friends at two parties the
past week at her home on Chicago
street. Tuesday evening she enter
tanned with dinner and Friday after
noon with a luncheon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16
WE|SER TAKEN
IN 7 D CAMP ny
CALDWELL CLUB
League Leaders Smoth-
cred in Battle Here Sum
day; Stewart Pitches
Capably.

Did Caldwell knock the league lead
ers off their pedestal? Bo, you saw
EN- do it.
The score was ILL., Seven innings
of real baseball turned suddenly into
a rout and Weiser took its first drub-
bling of the season. From the first
minute of play for seven innings, it
was the real kind of baseball fight
that gladdens every fans heart Both
Managers HURT and Jenness began
battling right from the cry "play ball"
Jeness protested Stewart, Junction city
acquisition; HURT countered by pro-
testing Weiser men on general prin-
ciples, fans took up the battle cry and
the game was on.
To Stewart, capable southpaw, must
go credit for winning the game. But
for bobble by Fisk at short on
pop fly, Stewart would have scored a
shutout. He whitfield II Weiser men,
allowed but four hits, one of these
of the scratchy infeld variety, and
walloped the ball in big league style.
Weiser scored in the second inning
when two runs clattered over the pan
after Fisk misjudged and lost fly
back of third. Deceiving winds prob
badly accounted for the error. Real
hitting tied the score in the fourth
frame when Stewart started a rally
with a clean bing1e, scored and
Ansell's double and the latter crossed
the pan on Cornells hit
The game was really won in the
seventh inning Webb, first man up,
led off with hot one right over the
third hassock and Stewart clouted one
to left field for three bases and him
self scored minute later on an in
field out. With Stewart working
smoothly and backed by excellent work
in the field, Weiser never had chance
to overcome that two run lead.
Then, the eighth inning brought the
long expected upheaval. Fisk led off
with clean single, HURT and Webb
walked and Stewart scored Fisk with
his third hit. Sherman got on and
HURT scored when Mitchell, Weiser
second baseman lost a fly. Ansell
whitfield with the bases loaded for the
| first out but Benedict with a three
two count on him, got hold of one
for drive over the right field fence,
cleaning the bases. Nelson hit and
Cornell also walloped one but Nelson
was caught off third on a questionable
decision on the play. Cornell stole
second and third and then, when Shea
tossed the ball to Harris, Cornell
romped home, scoring by several feet
Shea had an injured shoulder, the re-
suit of foul tip from Sherman's bat
and never made any effort to throw to
bases.
Benedict led the local swatsmiths
with four safeties and walk in FIVE
times up. Stewart closely followed
with three hits in four times up and
Cornell got three clouts in FIVE trips to
the plate.
The score r Fl E
Caldwell IL IA z
Weiser 2 !
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

Glenn Evans spent Saturday in On
tario on business.
w. R. Wilkerson of Boise was a
business visitor in this city Saturday.
900
R. H. Clark and Wade Lowell were
Boise visitors Sunday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

A. G. Nettleton, Past Commander of
the G. A. R.. died at his home in
Nampa Sunday. Funeral services
will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

L. w. Botkin left Sunday for Spo-
kane, Wash, where he goes to attend
the Rexall convention being held
there this week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

Bill Gowen of the state finance de-
partmeM spent the weekend in Cald-
we'll with relatives and friends.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinkaid of
Boise spent Sunday visiting relatives
in this city.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-05-16

F. ]. Walmsley of Parma was a
business visitor in this city Saturday.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
REALTY FIRM REPORTS
DEALS T0TALlNG $50, 600
Caywood Brothers & Garrett
Agents in Sale Of Seven
Lots in District.

Property transfers involving an
aggregate investment by purchasers
of about $4,000. were reported to-
day by the firm of Caywood Brothers
& Garrett.
A six-room and bath brick house.
905 Florida avenue northwest. was
sold for Jessie Macarty to Ella B.
Matthews.
Seven lots adjoining the Lovejoy
School, on 18th street northeast. were
purchased by the District of Column
bia from Helen l.. Shaw.
Giuseppe Grimaldy sold to George
L. Hilliard premises 1925 Sth street
northwest. Mr.. Hilliard will occupy
the premises.
F. C. Beers bought from S. G.
Hickey the property at 624 l street
northeast.
George Winkler acquired five lots
on New York avenue northwest, be-
tween 9Th and 7th streets. where he
is now erecting garage on Two OF
the lots. Eventually, he plans 20
cover the entire site.
I. F. Wright purchased premises
9O9 and 911 Florida avenue north
west, from Jessie Macarty.
l., Morrow sold to local investor
100 feet Of ground on Georgia ave-
nue.. at Newton street. Shannon &
Luchs represented the purchaser.
Premises 1920 Linden street north
east was sold to George Brown for
a home. w. Clarence Duvall was
the owner.
Jessie Macarty sold the property at
9O7 Florida avenue northwest to Fan
ME Brooks.
J. III. Preston purchased home at
145 Quincy place northeast from L.
M. Whiting.
Mary H. Copp sold her three-story
brick residence. at S22 Sth street
northwest. to a local investor.
Premises 900 Florida avenue north
west. another one of Jessie Macarty's
homes, was sold to Mary E. Lewis.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
MANY HOME PROPERTIES
SOLD IN PETWORTH
D. J. DUNCAN Office Reports Good
Business In Highlands,
Also.

Sale o. a number of home proper
ties In Fourteenth Street Highlands
and Petworth was announced today
by the Office of D. J. Dunigan.
In Fourteenth Street Highlands two
of the siX-room houses. were sold.
Charles A. Lowe purchasing 1910
Longfellow street and z. Talbot 1910
Kennedy street.
Harlow Bacon purchased premises
1921 18th street, one of the eight
room two-bath brick colonial homes
recently completed.
In Petworth four of the 4th street
houses were sold.
A semi detached house. 1880 4th
street, was sold to Mrs. Ada ". Wood.
This house has seven rooms. bath.
sleeping porch. breakfast porch.
large colonial front porch and a
built-fn garage.
Walter II. Geisel purchased a home
at 1928 4th street. This house con-
tains six rooms. bath, sleeping and
breakfast porches.
H. w. Marlatt bought the property
at 1926 4th street, a six-room and
bath house. There is a large brick
garage in the rear.
w. l.. Grant purchased premises
1924 4th street. This Is a colonial
brick house. containing six rooms,
bath and front and rear porches. A
feature is a large brick garage.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
EIGHT D. C. HOMES SOLD
BY LOCAL REALTY FIRM
Brisk Business Reported During
Week by Petty & Petty
Company.

Eight residential properties were
included among sales reported this
week by Petty & Petty.
An eight-room dwelling, 1912 New
Jersey avenue northwest, was sold
for NJ. A. Daish to Lotta J. Holloway,
who will occupy the premises.
X. +. Shreve purchased from Anita
Rennoe the siX-room house at 1916
18th street northwest.
Alice d. Reynolds sold to David
Oisboid the .nine-room dwelling, 1901
Sth street northwest, which will be
improved and held for investment
purposes.
A six-room residence. at 400 South
Carolina avenue southeast, was sold
for George c. Bohannon to l.. d.
Cogan. who will reside there
Two eight-room homes, 90S-910
10th street northwest, were sold for
Charles S. Reams to Theodore Leith
for investment purposes.
Two siX-room brick dwellings,, $685.
a37 26th street northwest, were sold
for the estate of Mary Slattery to a
local investor, whose name was with
held.
tract of land near Lacey. Va, was
sold for the Ashton estate to local
development company, which will i'm
prove the property by the erection of
twenty-five houses.
A tract at Rosedale Park, Md, was
sold to Eva r. Love. who contemplates
improving the property for business
purposes.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
SUITS CHARGE TRUCK
CROSSED BOYS EYES
$40, 900 Asked for George Albert
Lucke, Jr., Five Years Old, Whose
Skull Was Fractured.

Alleging a fracture of the skull
which rendered his eyes permanently
crossed. George Albert Lucke, jr, five
years old. through his father, George
A. Lucke. has sued Tilleary Bur-
rows for 10000 damages. The father
brought a separate suit against Mr.
Burrows for $4,000 for the loss of
services of the boy and the expense
incident to his injury. Through At
torneys Roger ]. Whiteford and
Bynum E. Hinton the court is advised
that an auto truck of the defendant
March "a last collided with the child
at S9th and Livingston streets north
west.
The Capital Traction Company has
been sued for $4,000 damages for
the death of Edward J. Macmillan.
who was struck by a car at 14th and
1 streets northwest April 26 last. He
died three days later. The suit is
brought by his wife, Reba NJ. Mac
Mullan. as administrators. She is
represented by Attorneys Wilton j.
Lambert and Rudolph Fl. Yeatman.
DR.. William c. Murphy is named as
defendant in suit to recover s25,000
damages for alleged assault filed by
Annie T. Carr. The plaintiff. through
Attorney 7. Morris Wampler, declares
| that September l6 last DR.. Murphy
held a stick in front of her face and,
using profane language. threatened to
do her bodily injury.
Evening star., 1922-09-23
HIGH COURT TO MEET.
Justices Will Call on President
October 2.

President Harding will on October 2
formally receive the members OF the
United States Supreme Court which
conyenes on that day for it's winter
session. Arrangements for this call
which has been a formal custom for
many years were made at the White
House yesterday by Frank r. Green,
marshal Of the Supreme Court.
Marshal Green stated that he ex-
poets each member of the court to
be on hand. He has received word
that Justices Holmes and Pitney. who
have been i'll. will be able to report
for the opening of the court, also
that Justice George H. Sutherland,
recently appointed to the court by
President Harding, will be in the
little group when it calls on the ex-
eCutiye,
Evening star., 1922-09-23
DETAILED AS INSTRUCTORS.

Maj. Eugene B. Walker and First
Lieut.. Joseph f. McGill. Coast Artillery
Corps, at Fort H. G. Wright, New York,
have been detailed as military instruc-
tors at the New Hampshire College Of
Agricultural and Mechanical Arts, Dur
ham n Il
Evening star., 1922-09-23
BUSINESS BUILDING SOLD.

Sale Of the ee-story brick building.
1s0s-13OS G street northwest, by Emile
Berliner to Adam F. and Bessie A
Arnold. for approximately 100000. was
announced today by Thomas r. Jarre!fs
office, which arranged the transaction.
It is stated the purchasers will hold
the property for investment purposes.
Evening star., 1922-09-23

The Don Pedro dam on the Tuo-
lumne river. in California. will be the
highest dam of its type in the world.
The engineers expect to complete 1t by
next February.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
kUVELE
De I. sLAv1CI.*)

"Vezi asa, ii zise Stan, est
mare mester intr asia. Totd aund
Stii, cand vremea de semanat
Daca nu 'ploua dupa ce ti-ai pus
tn samanta in pamant, apoi rama
ne seceta vara intreaga'4.
'Par'ca-i calindar, asa,o potri-
veste de bine. Eaca Ell unul va
spun, ca totd 'auna astept Gu sa-
manta 81 Gu prasitul pand ce nj
vad pc Mitrea ca seamana si pra-
sesteH!'
'Apoi asia 0 face satul in.
treg!"
Mitrea Sc indreapta Gu fata
mandra ca 81 dintr'o buiguiala
indelulrgati 81 incunjura cerul 60
prlvlrea.
Mare Sd ploaua char pici
manel' zise el hotarft.
Nam zis en-, % NJ ploua Y
noaptei
Nam - ~, q ~ ploua
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01

name dimineata!Y'
De aici inainte vorba trecu Il
holde. Mitrea era mai vorbaret
dar tot scurt 81 masurat.
"Ast timp ti-au esit semanatu
rile cam rau"
'ACe al semanat pc langa sipot
|dar in urna trecu rosata peste
|obrajii lui.
Il papusoiu, dar ma rasarit
inca! - zise Pavaloc. Mai
Stane, la tine am vazut papusoiul
frumos''.
Stan dSi suci mnstata: Apoi
Icand are omul trei feciori ca
mine!
."Asta sd fie zisa, ~ ii raspunse
Pavaloc, plugar ca Bujor al
tau nu mai este in satts
1Pe asta au unii de Ila fire
graf Gligor. Trebue Sd fic
in dntelegere tainica Gu pamantul.
Mai in vara, aram, ca 81 seaman
'ova1 aici. RAu faci, Cd pun oyaz
'aici, 5mi zise Bujor; este pa
'manttll Gam gras 81 ii Sc plateste.
Asa am ii patit-o. Apoi lapotrivi-
rea vremii niIneni M Sc prnepe
Jnai bine de eat Bujor's
Oaanenii incepura SAL lsude pc
BuiOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
ASIGURATI-VA CONTRA
DIFERITELOR BOIL.

La nimenea nu-i placea sa fie
bolnavi sau sa sufere. 81 Gu toate
aceste, sunt multe boil 81 sufe.
rinte earl lie putem inlatura daca
ne ingrijim la timp. In multe
cazuri boil mici devin serioase
numai din cauza negligentei. ST.
guranta cea mai buna contra boa
lelor e Ca intotdeauna sd ne tinem
trupul in conditie buna. Daca
suntem intotdeauna sanatosi 81
robusti nu suntem asa usor dis
pusi bolilor. Cand de prima data
incepeti "a va simti rau, cand We,
deti Cd incepe Sd wise zdruncinI
sanatatea, atunci singele DIV. in
cepe deveni subtire 81 apatos,
digestiune numai este regulate 81
nervii lncep deveni slabi 81 dis
trusi atunci este +, timpul va
Gngriji 81 nu da vote ca boala sa
progreseze, 81 pc urma sa fie
prea tarziu.
0 sticla de Nuga-Tone este
cea mai buna siguranta a sana-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
GR0AZN1CA SITUATE al
MUNCITORILOR DIN MI
NELE STATULUI.
Un srtigat de alarma prin
d. IOsif Cizer.

Secretarul central al Uniunii
muncitorilor mineri 81 fost deputat,
d.. Iosif Cizer, a publicat in eau
rora" un articol Sensational de-
spre starea muncitorilor della mi
nele Statului de peste Carpati.
Spunem SENSATIONAL pentru
ca, prin aratarile sale speram sd
prOvoace in cercurile guvernamen-
tale graba absolut necesara spre a
indrepta situatiune extrem. de
dureroasa pentru muncitorimea mo-
astra 81 rusinoasa fara indoiala pen
tru Stat.
Intr 'adevar numai cateva date
vor evidentia temeiul afirmatiei de
mai sus.
Salariul mijlociu pc ri al acestor
muncitOri de munca grea 81 pro-
ductiva pentru colectivitate, este de
Is (opt) lei cititi bine OPT LEI 81 n
cazurile cele mai norOcoase, abba Sc
ridica pana la CINCISPREZECE.
Prin urmare, un salar lunar vari-
ind intre 25O-45O lei pentru un
muncitor din care sa traiasca pc a.
ceste vremuli'de ingrozitoare scum
pete impreuna, Gu familia lui. De
aceea la Baia mare, Baia Sprie
Baiut 81 Stramu- Baiutului, minerii
pier de foame 81 mizerie, lar femei-
lie 81 copii lor au ajuns intr 'un hal
de plans. La Capnic muncitorii, din
cauza sclmpetei, au ajuns sa-si
wanda pana 81 cocioabele lor de ca
Sc 81 acum sunt amenintati sd rama
ma 81 fara adapost.
Oar ca 81 cum situatiunea rezu-
mativ expusa mai sus n ar fl de a.
juns, sunt cazuri in care nici mize-
rul salar nu li-se achita la vreme.
Aceasta-i cazul minerilOr din Rod
naveche carl nu si-au primit sala-
riul de peste trei luni.
In scrisorile adresate catre Uniu-
nea lor minerii acestia spun Gu ja-
le sfasietoare: Gnu stim ce sd mai
facem; credem ca nici aceia tinuti
la inchisOare nu flamanzesc atat
cat moi carl suntem miniri metalici
al Statului.
Va convent t0ata lumea ca am a.
juns de ruSine daca muncitorii Sta
tului Sc STINT tratati mai vitreg
char decat puscariasii!
- Muncitorii din Zlatna fac soc0-
teala foarte simpla 81 saritioare in
ochi. an /.
Eli spun: avem acelas salar ca. i'm
1920, dar pc cand atunci kgr. de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01

'Ei! vezi &c lucru pocit" zise
Pavaloc aratand la papusile lui
Bujor, care in aburirea vantului
isl faceau jocul.
Mare mester! mare mester!''
Ell bine, grai Stan falos, Bu-
jor iii face carul mai trainic 81
mai frumos decat eel mai vestit
notar".
Vecinii plecara inainte spre
casa lui Mitrea, care la fost pof-
TIT La un scaun de odihna 81 mai
multa vorba Ibuna Mitrea fnsa
ramaser pivind papusile lui BIZ,
jor; Isl aducea aminte, ca in tine
retele sale 81 el ii facea asemenea
,bucurii lui Pascnt, copilM care ii
murise acum opt ami.
Deci, ca totd 'auna cand isi adu-
cea aminte de Pascut, el era cam
trist intrand ps sportitx.
Naica Floare scoperi masa GU
pahare. Sc bucurs totd 'suna cand
putea 50 vada eemeni cinstiti Ia
casa ei. VorbaGc6tx, precum era,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
IN VT A R E

Societatca Romano de A.jutor
81 Cutura ''Leui'' din Salem. O
are onoare invita- pc toate ono
ratele Societati, Cluburi 81 Paro.
chii precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mani din loc 81 jur lua parte la
Petrecerea de Nara (Picnic) care
va avea loc in ziua de 4 Iulie
1929 pc farma domnului Jhon
Martin, West Euclid Str. Salem,
Ohio.
Inceputul va fl la orele II a
m 81 va dura pana La orele Z
seara.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c
damele - cent?.
Muzica Roaana din loc 'Iira"
va dlstra onor. public Gu cele
mai frumoase arii de dams 81
cantece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multamlta 81 Sc vOr cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl afanjat Gu cele
mai Gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
racoritoare.
Decl IN speranta caci toti fratii
romani din loc 81 din jur ne vor
da sprijinul dior participant
intr 'un numar cat sd poate de
mare la aceasta petrecere pana
la revedere am ramas salutandu-
va Gu dragoste frateasca.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(152 & 54).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
LA CRUCEA DIN SAT.
Nuvek

De aici inainte vorba Sc 1ntinse
asupra 'ploilor. Fiecare stia sd po-
vesteasca despre cate I'm rama-
sag, pc care Ia castigat de la Gu
tare 81 cutare.
'Eu dti dau ramasag, ca ploua
la noapte!'' ii zise Stan lui Pa
valoc.
''Nici vorba! inainte de zori
nu!"
We're Mitre, graf Gligor, =
Se zici, Q 50 ploua Ia poapte'''
''Sd vedem &c zice ell"
Mitrea lnergea Gu dol pasi ina
inte, ~ se opri 81 dete din umeri.
'Ce stin eu {.
Aosst volnm = poats pro
Suke = lElitufs ''cagtea 1pnn1-
nass 8 -. 1aris
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
COMUNICAT

Toti actionarii Companiei de
publicitate a U. S. r. A. ziarul
America" sunt rugati pentru
interesul propriu a-si comunica
adresa corecta la acest Oficiu, in
eel mai scurt timp posibil.
Acest comunicat nu Sc refera
la Societatile actionare carl a.
partin U. S. r. A.
Cleveland, o. la "a Iunie 1922.
N. N. BOERIU, Secretar Adm.
sos Detroit Ave. Cleveland, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01
CETTTI SI'ABONATI ZIARUL AMERICA

Isa arate, ca numai niste piscoi
sunt toti pc langa Bujor.
''Eaca sa spuie Mitrea, el site
mai bine, cine este Bujor. Vr'o
sase ami de zile singur a purtat
|gospodaria noastra, 81 asa gospo-
darie. nu era in sat. Acuma, de
cand s'a dus el de la moi, toate
merg avalma'
TOti aSteptau raspunsul lui Mi
trea. Dar Mitrea era necajit de
laudele, care Sc faceau lui BujOr.
'Nu pentruca nu Far Fl stiut pc
lkajor vrednic de 'lauda, ci pen
trhca vedea pc Stan falindu-se Gu
tel. ''Apoi, da zise el cam GU ju-
matate de gura, e Iflacau harnicr
Intr 'astea paharele Sc schim.
lbau. 81 1nchinat in sanatatea tu-
t lrora. Stan a dnchinat un pahar
CHAR in sanatatea clOpotului ceS
lui mare, care s'a facut pc soco-
tesla lui Mitrea. La asemenea
Stan Sc pricepea mai
tine: > stat adeseori Ia vorba 81
So vesefit II masa Gu popi, das-
cali si Gu alti oameni carturari,
care stil Potrivi yorba in plaeul
altora.
.P6y6loe aprivis pc fersastrs la
crsiess Efa toemai n yreuasx clna
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01

lleana 81 Bujor Sedeau acolo. E
trase pc Mitrea de suman 81
facu semn sa priveasca. Si-i pla-
cea lui Mitrea sd priveasca. Blu.
Jor era malt 81 spatos, lar ueana
faptura tatane-sau, numai ca
palma mai mica. Sc potriviau
bine langa 'olAta, lar asia el n q
gasise pana acuma.
81 Pavaloc privia Gu placere. I!
rdica paharul plin sill inchina
lui Mitrea: We're Mitre! sd ju-
cam La nunta! Sora Floare! We
cine Stanei sd finn Gu veselie.s =
81 Gligor ridica paharul, inehi-
nand pentru incuscrire. Oar Nj.
trea era dus pc ganduri, 81 nu
pricepea gluma, lar Naica Floare
9 pricepea 81 nu voia SO priceaDa.
De cand neana era mica, "a Sc
desmerda Gu dorinta de ii oda
"a soacra parintelui din sat.
ilcana g facuta sd fie preuteasa
Oar cum gandia acum Ia Bujor,
ar Fl dorit, ca 81 81 fie popa 81
mai ca mar ii fost in stare 81 in
chine n ea.
Nici Stan n'a gandit fnc6 IA
lasemenea laeru u err cam sup1.
rat, Z 'sp sEndit satii Tot iii prea
sre onsn 1ali Mitres son taa5,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-01

faina pentru paine era | leu 81 40
b. astazi ajuns 5 lei, lar in conner
tul liber 81 mai scump. De unde ur-
meaza ca 100 kgr. faina pentru
paine, necesari unei familii de mi
ner COSTA 500 LEI, NUMAI FAI
MA, pc cand fntreg salarul lunar
este abba de 25O-45O lei. Oar care
de altceva nu mai are neyoe 0 gos-
podarile, De n,inerG sEl
s; cli tot tragicul situatiunii de
mai slts tratativele' de conciliatiune
intre mineri 81 reprezentantii mi
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nisterului de industrie ajunse apoi
la arbitrajul inaltei Curt de Ca
satie din Bucuresti, dureaza de pc
ste 4 luni 81 cine site cat vor mai
dura
Semnaland alaturi de d. Cizer
tragicul acestei sitatiuni atragem
atentia opiniei publice 81 ,guvernu-,
lui Ronianiei mari. gst.s5llsI
E neyoq argenta. absolni urgen-
ia, cd se aluca b silbliorare in via
" nen5focita y 'miderilor afdeleai |!
IN ('sDacia' ~
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Cautam

Is mineri romani, sa fie ucratori bun Carbunii
sunt 54 despartiti pateste scala din 1917 de pre-
zent lucreaza oamen carl castga della $500 la $1350O
la fecare plata MOI va putem garanta ucru statornic
de folosim carbuni in more noastre de ote din
Ohio.
MOI cee mai bune condituni de traiu din
West Virginia, toate sunt moderne.
Toate ceea sunt furnizate amploiatilor nosti din
partea comisarului.
Mnele sunt situate la Nellis, Boone County, w.
Va. Luat 81 DRY pana la Saint Albans, w. Va.
Pentru 'informatiun mai detaiate adresati-va la
THE AMERICAN ROLLING MILL COMPANY,
George Bucer unul din amploiatii nostri (47-53)
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care nici odata nu ramane dator,
el ridica paharul 81 cumpani pu-
tin vorbele:
Cam grabit, we're Pavaloc. al
Igresit casa. Eaca yarul Glig5r,
ON .bogat, are fecior voinic. -
Euf! mai sunt 81 alte safe. Pc
Bujor ii site lumea. Sapte fete pc
un deget!'
Hal! ca n am Gu fata. SH am
sapte fete, toate ile-asi da lui
Bujor.s!
Stan incepu asi rasuci mus.
tata, privind cam aspru si falos
la Mitrea. l
Mitrea porni in resuflat greu,
Sc aprinse in sfarsit, sari 81 dete
Gu pulnnnl i'm masa.
'1Sa nam Dumnezeu, de nu
crap masa asia in dona! In casa
mea eu sunt stapan" striga el
manios.
Tqti Sc uimira de asemenca pllr.
tare pripita,
Oar ce tea suparat, dragaf
Il 1ntreba Floares care de vre-o
opt ami nu l-a vagut asa de al
prins.