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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
MEETING OF E. +
d. BOARD
iDeHn4neat Lad Ovners Netifisa 81
Suprtne Court Deciaiea-

4 The board Of dirsetess Of the En-
nett Irrigation DfstricE ~ in e
guiar session Tuesday.
It xas moyed by III. Guthrie. ne
leond0d By ". Fred Harper, that th,
attorney for the district be instruct
ed to draft notice to be sent to Ii,
owners of land within the districl
fupon which the first half of the main.
tenAnce asseAsment for the year 1921.
1922 is delinquent, with . copy Of the
| Supreme Court decision on tolls, and
the treasurer Of the district n in.
structed to mail such notice to the
land owpers of such delinquent as
sessments. Carried.
It was unanimously adopted that q
bill Of Morrison Knudson Cb. for
$1,2O2.07 for work and material fur
nlshed under their contract with the
district be allowed.
1t was moved by W. H. Sisler Sc
conded by w. Fred Harper that the
Treasurer Of the District be instruct
ed to redeem Tax Sale Certificates
Nos. IA, 15, and 81. Carried.
The following petition was present
ed to the Board Of Directors: l, the
undersigned, first having made ar
rangments with the proper people
namely E. L. Holverson) for the use
of the water belonging to the SEA
OF the NWA, Sec. "a, TIP. N, R. 8
W., | ask the privilege of having said
water transferred to the SWA of the
NWK Sec. %, Tp. N R. 2 w. T.
E. Hance. Petition disallowed.
w. F. Sinclair was before the board
Of directors in regard to the mainten-
ance assessments which have been
levied against his land in the SEA
Of the NEH Sec. %, TIP. Z N. R. 2
W. B. M. 1887 acres being above the
Ditch and 3.07 below the ditch, asking
hat the maintenance assessments that
lave been levied be stricken from the
oil. The same was referred to the
for his opinion
The petitions of E. H. Dewey, Mat
lilda Peterson and v. T. Craig, that
hey be allowed to exchange mainten-
nee warrants of 1913 for tax sale
certificates of 1920-21 was presented
o the board Of directors. The board
epused to grant the petition unless I
he petitioners pay the bond interest
n cash, the certificates being for both I
and bond interest.
1t was moved by W. H. Sisler, Sc t
econded by E. w. Cooper that the I
ecretary be instructed to propose to 7
.ndrew Little that he exchange tax I
ale certificates on the 81 of SWA z
&c. 13, TIP. z N. R. 8 w. B. M. for
TX sale certificates CT 1920-1921. j
arried. t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Eve Injured.

w. H. Hoover, employed at the
Boise Payette mill, sustained severe
injuries to his right eye in an accident
at the mill Friday afternoon. He
was saving board when knot flew
out, striking his spectacles and break
ing them. A piece of glass cut his
right eye, causing a hemorrhage of
the retina. He was taken to Boise
hospital soon after the accident.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Sheep to Market.

Eight carloads Of sheep were ship
ped to the Chicago market on Monday
by Andrew Little. The shipment will
go to Kirkland, suburb, where the
sheep win be sheared and fed before
going onto the market. Bill Kilby
accompanied the woolies, which were
loaded at Letha.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

Attorney Geo. C. Huebener last
week filed a brief with the Public
Utilities Commission, protesting on
behalf of the Commercial Club
against a. curtailment of service on
the Idaho Northern branch of the
Short Line. The brief takes up the
proposition on behalf of all of Gem
county and Horseshoe Bend, citing
reasons why curtailment of service
would be injurious and detrimental.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

A. D. Simon Of The Emmett Variety
Store was in Ontario the first Of the
week to make arrangements to open
branch store there A building has
been leased and is being made ready
for the new business, which will open
sometime this month.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Buys Fine Residence.

V. T. Craig this week closed deal
for the Clinton A. Thomas bungalow
on Second street, trading in on the
property his own residence on East
Main and farm band east of town. The
Thomas residence is one of the best
built houses IN town. Mr.. Thomas, an
expert builder, did most Of the work
himself, expecting It to be his per-
manent home. The uncertainty Of
railroad work eaused him to dispose
Of the property. /.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Dislocated Shoulder.

Frank Casner of Horseshoe Bend
came to Emmett Tuesday toohave his
shoulder examined. About month
age he was thrown from horse and
his shoulder injured. Lately he has
suffered much pain in the injured
member, and an examination showed
that the shoulder was dislocated.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Buys Out Partner.

Carl Lane this week bought out
his partner, w. F. Gray, in the second
hand store. He has enlarged his
quarters by taking over the adjoin-
ing building, formerly occupied by
the shoe repair shop, thus giving him
much needed room. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray expect to leave for the coast
soon after the schools close to remain
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
MINSTREL SHOW
MAKESHIT
Record Breaking House Delighted BY
High Brown Babies"

/ An audience that filled Libert,
theater to its capacity heard tn,
High Brown Babies Minstrels" las
evening and were delighted and cap
tivated by the two hours performanc,
There was not dull moment.
The stage setting was of the reaI
minstrel order, with j. H. Stoner ~
.nterlocutor and Walter Batey, Har.
old Brown, c. L. Gamage, W. C.
Tucker, Roy G. Code, Beanie" (who
proved to be Miss Stella Marrs in
mans attire, William and Ralph Wo-
mack as end men. After the over
ture the usual first part was in full
swing. The jokes were new and
catchy and kept the house in an up-
roar. Sandwiched in were the follow
ing songs:
Il Might be Your Once-in-Awhilen
by Harold Brown.
Cant 70 Heah Ne Calm Caro-
line" by Bill Tucker.
Pullman Porter Blues" by Beanie
"Mammy's Lullaby" by Rollin Kill
loran
when He Comes In I'm Coin Out"
by Irl Thomas.
All of which were well done and
called for encores. "Mammy's Lula
by, sung by Rollin Killoran, mere
boy, captured the audience.
Part 2 opened with the full band in
humorous descriptive selection en-
titled "A Southern Wedding" In the
wedding scene, the parson was re-
presented by the saxophone, the bride |
~ the piccolo and the groom by the
trombone. Then followed songs by
he Alfalfa Quartet; a musical skit
" Beanie" and Roy Code; an anus
ng slight of hand performance by
dr. Stoner; delightful saxophone
elections by Roy Code; a chack talk
y Emmett's skilled cartoonist, Clair
Allioran, which was equal to the work
professionals of mature years, an
'hich greatly pleased. Then came
ne grand finale, with C. L. Gamage
lnging "Old Black joe and the en-
re company joining in the chorus
Special mention is deserved by !
-arold Brown, Walter Batey and Rov !
ode as end men; by IrI Thomas in .
IS songs, "The Organ Grinder" and !
When He Comes In Pm Going OUT;
Y Roy Code and Beanie" clog dane :
g; and, of course, by the two Kill :
an boys.
During the intermission, Karl Mann :,
Lied to the front of the stage j. H. 4
oner, leader of the band and direc- :
Of the show, and in brief talk =
pressing the appreciation of the q,
nd boys for the able and faithful
rvices Of Mr.. Stoner, presented him
tn silver mounted baton.
The performance was a great big fl
ccess. 1t brought out new talent re
At few Emmett people knew existed. m
ID it was home probationary tn
young fellows in whom Emmett 20
interested and for whom J. H. ha
'ner is doing great work in de- a
oping musical talent. re
The proceeds amounted to $500, and sa
be used in adding to the bands to-
Iipment and make possible great Bl
musical organization-one that no
NETT will point to with pride as
OF her best institutions.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Notice to Waolrrnuers

All wool growers of Gem County
wishing to pool their 1922 clip, as last
year, should be ready to deliver their
wool at the Gem Fruit Union ware
house either May or May 12. BY
order of Committee.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Proteetinr niteh Bank.

A crew Of men are engaged in
boarding up the lower side of the
Canyon canal on the South Slope be-
tween the Baker and Wilson ranches,
to protect the banks, whic have been
a source of much trouble for many
years, due to the sandy composition
of the soil.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

The Senior play, always = popular
event of the school year, viii Be given
At Liberty TAsdtrs Friday, May IL,
at O'Clock. The play this year will
be. "And Home Comes Ted" by Wal
ter Ben Haresta lively mystery COM
edy' given unler the able supervision
of Mrs. MAxfield. Student tickets
S6c; adult tickets Soc. Reserved
seats on sale ct Davis drug store Mon
day Morning, Nay 8, at 8 O'Clock.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

Douglas Knox, chairman of the
school board, appeared before the
council to ask the assistance of the
city in tiling the irrigation ditch on
the east and south sides of the Ward
well school grounds. The matter was
laid over for investigation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Makes Perfect Scsre.

In the "case examination" Of clerks
~ tie Emmett postoffice, held Fri
day here, Miss Jessie Whittemore at
tanned a perfect grade, 100 per cent
The other clerks passed with good
xecords. The examination was con-
dncted by A. D. Lawrence, chief clerk
~ the railway mail service, with head
quarters It Pocatello.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
New Reed Supervisor.

L. J. Phelan, road supervisor Of
Gem county, rendered his resignation
to the board>of commissioners ON
Monday and has gone to Grimes
Pass to work on the construction of
the new power plant, recently destroy
ed by fire. George .Rinker was ap-
pointed to succeed him.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Other results 7, Parma 5.
Caldwell 6, Payette A.

Caldwell win be here Sunday. Game
will be. called at 8 o'clock, and the
grandstand should be filled to over
flowing. 1t will be real game and
Manager Ralph Hayes is expecting a
victory.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
A Correction.

The advertisement of Cletrac trac-
tors by the Larkin Auto Co. in last
weeks Index, contained an error. The
price 1896 f. o. b. Cleveland should
have read f. o. b. Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Bids for sprinkling were opened at
Monday nights meeting Of the city
council and the contract was awarded
to j. A. Humiston at 1925 per month.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

Webb, none; lockwood, I; Aston, 1;
two-base hits-Tincher, 2; Scott, Clay
three base hits-Mandrell, Coffee
earned runs-Weiser 5; Emmett, A;
struck out-by Webb, 12: Lockwood
2, Aston l; left on bases-Weiser IA:
Emmett 5.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Two More BunraleMs.

Mr.. Diffenderfer and Claire Shane
have plan. made fe- t~c new modern modern
bungalows, the former to build on
South Washington and the later east
Of town.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

The clerk was instructed to employ
Howard Smell of Nampa to audit the
books of the city for the fiscal year
ending April 1.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04

The High school team has won one
and lost one the past week. On Fri
day at Payette, they defeated Pay
cite { to 8, and on Tuesday on the
home grounds Fruitland was victor 7
to 1.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Warning.

Dog tax is now due and must b<
paid Immediately at City Hall.
C. K. McAULEY, q
: City Marshal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Marrs, April %,
. son.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

moi din banii nostrii. Pentru-ca
sa nu fie nici 0 suparare, avea fie.
care lumanarea sa 81, daca astazi
invatam la lumanarea mea, name
luam pc a ia si asa mai departe.
Budulea n 'avea niciodata luna
mare 81 asa ell Sc silica sd invete
ziua dar cand eu il chemam Ia
lumanarea mea, el zicea, Cd nu
poate sa inyete Gu ceilalti, find
cal supara.
cara cand n'avea nici unul lu.
manare, ne culcam, moi i'm paturi
81 Bndulea pe salteaua Gu pale
spoi spqneam povesti. Find fnsa
ca adeseori Sc intampla, Cd unul
spunea povestea 81 ceilalti' ador-
miau, s'a hotarit, ca atunci cand
povestitorul zice ''ciolan" toti
ceilalti sa zica ''cionba" pentru-
ca astfel 81 Sc dea pc fata eel &c
adoarme inainte de yreme si sa-si
afle crvenita rasplatx in ghion.
turf numarate.
S'a intamplat dar, ca domnul
professor Wondracek ne yonbia
despres cele einci rase ale laeamu-
lui oraep pese n, treeind n Indieni,
81 H. fssant niyte oameni 1oarte'
Groi \ n lan. j
tuaci nhdiles I 'raiealii ] slgri;|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
kUVEL
De !. sLAvICL*)

.Cocoresti, amandoi in gazda Ii
Seca Lenca.
In ziua intai Budulea voia CT
orice pret sd ramaie stand langi
usa 81 numai dupa multa staruin
ia sc hotari sa Sc aseze pc cea
din urmd banca. Ii parea ca toata
lumea il site, IL cunoaste 81 Sc in.
,treba, cum adiea sd fie el Smbra-
eat in hainele- dasc8lnlui Maita 81
'sa umble la scoala tot Gu domni-
sori. lncetul Gu incetul 1nsa ell s "a
deprins 81 in cele din urma q
ajuns, ca nici unul dintre baeti
nu pntea sal scoata din ale lui.
Un obiceiu q pastrat Gu toate a.
ceste: indata &c sosia acasa, el Sc
desbrsca, isi curatia hainele, le
indoia Gu mnlta bagare de seams
y ie punea in hsda, apoi lua car7
ter q invata lectia. 1 X h
Sees Lenca ma ne dxdes lnms-
,,sfe ci trebuia il ns. sln III ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
ABONAu ZIARUL
,,AMERICA*

gat tare: Ciorba lar profesorul
Wondracek sarit manios, find
ca baetii au inceput sa rida in
hohote.
'Ce fost assa | - intreba e
aprins.
Eu ma temcam, Cd acum Budu
lea Taichii are "a fie pedepsit
am gra'bit dar "a raspundem pen
tru el, fiindca en stiam ungureyte
81 atunci ~ domnul prpfesol
WOndracek 81 In fntrebat pe Blu
dulea, dac' a inteles, lar Budules
a raxpuns, ca da.
''Atunci sa a-iifs sbui, grai probe.
sornl Gu indoiali.
BsdrIes ii neteai parm pc
frtlnte, Ai potriv; hainele pc trup,
iesi din banca i inainta Gu pssi
hoAmti la lcenl, ande stateau
baetii cand = spuneau lectia,
apoi Sc opri d ntepta * fie in.
trdbat.
Fiindca Budr]ea era Gel mai
mare in scoaaS = fiinac6 Gu toate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
BARBARA UNUI CONDUC
TOR DE TREN.

Tecuci, II Iunie. - Tanarul Ilie
Ciobanica de IL ami, originar din
Serbanesti (Dorohoi), calatorind
della Galati spre Iasi in trenul No.
! din noaptea de Is spre 16 Iunie
C., a avut de suferit un accident de
Gale ferata, declarat de ell repre-
zentantilor authorization in modul
urmatOr: La revizie, am fost sus-
pectat de collductorul trcnului 81
chemat de acesta dcoparte in wagon,
langa scara IN a slit apoi sal arat
banii ce am asupra mea 81 jefuin-
du-ma prin acest mod de suma de
300 lei, m a imbrancit din wagon,
char in mersul trenului, in drep-
tul unui pod, dupa urma carui fapt
IN am ales Gu un picior despartit
de trup fiindu-mi taiat dc rotile
vagoanelor, ranindu-ma destul de
gray 81 la cap.
NenOrocitul fost gasit doua
ri de d. r.. Malairos in santul 70
nei caiei ferate. intr 'un lac de sam
gee. Find ridicat, fost Internal
in spitalul Anton Cincu din loca-
litate; starea lui de plans 81 ins-
pira serioase ingrijiri din cauza
prea marci cantitati de sangc pier
dut.
: DE altfel, ascmenea fapte s'au
mai semnalat acum vre-o 5-6 zile
III urma, un anlme Bercu Berco-
vici, din Focsaili, fost gasit taiat
de tren, dupa spusa rudelor lui, ar
fl avut asupra "a suma de $4,000
lei impreuna cl 0 valiza ell obiecte
81 imbracamintc de pref, victima
find mire 81 calatorind la Galati.
unde doua ri trebuia sd alba nun
ia.
Faptul ca asemenea accidcnte nu
lse observa de nici unul din sutelc de
calatori spre sc opri trenul sau a
sc anunta statiile vecine 81 cum ele
Sc lntampla numai in timpul mop
til 81 prin anumite puncte, etc. :
cum a intamplat Gu ultilnele doua.
cazuri recente - ne face sd credem
ca este mana criminala, care Sc
foloseste de ocaziuni nemerite, pen
tru a-si arunca yictimele din tren
prin lOcuri accidentate spre a le
fura avutul 81 deruta prin acest
fel mersul cercetariIor.
Cercetarile ponrite in aceasta
directie he vor pune pc urma ade-
varatelor fapte.
(Universul)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
la alt organism.

Cum insa vechiul regat, in ince-
patOare perioada moderna, n'a a.
Juns inca sd cunoasa politica de
Stat, ci numai pc cea de partid, e
fOarte natural ca, 81 fata de mino-
ritati, guvcrnantii sd sc inspire della
interesele ciocoimei 81 sd desconsi-
dere vointa poporului romanesc.
Astfel, GU ocazia exproprierilor
'au facut o multime de favoruri
proprietarilor unguri, in dauna e.
lementului romanesc. S fortat in.
trarea in parliament renegatilol
unguri. respingandu-se candidatu
+, rile 81 furandu-se voturile adevara
tilor reprezintanti al vointei po
'pularc.
4, o politica inteleapta ar fl tinut
i'll primul rand, sa-si apropie cor.
pul didactic al minoritatilor, care
in urma functiunei sociale &c {
are, pregateste sufletul generatii
lOr viitOare. Ce-au facut. i'm schimb
pOliticianii nostri? I-au retras aiu
tOarele materiale. i-au refuzat pa.
na 81 reducerea de 500 la CIR
i-au bruscat mereu pc acesti oameni
81 adesea, cand au vrut sd he cuno.
asca, li-au trantit usa in mas.
Cat priveste satele de tarani sa-
cui, le-au incredintat bunei admi-
nistratii a jandarmeriei. Au TRIMS
in aceste parti, drept reprezintanti
/, al culturei 81 ordinei romanesti, tot
/, ce societate eliminase din sanul
, s;u.
PopOrul rOmanesc are un suflet
deschls, cald 81 tolerant. Gu aceSt
suflet, stiut sa-si apropie, sd asi.
milezc char, atatea elemente strei.
ne, ell carl a VENT i'm contact. in
. cursul istoriei sale. Iata 1nsa ca ac-
tlunea minunatilor agenti de ash
mllare este compromise prin opera
nefasta politicianismului, care a
creiat frazeolOgia caraghioasa a na-
, tionalismului stramt, stupid 81 pro-
vOcator.
T. vremea, ca spiritul nostru sa-
81 recapete claritatea, inspirandu-se
della realitati date.
(GaZeta Transilyaniei)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
POLITICA FATA DE
MINORITATI.

La banchetul, oferit de primaria
orasului Brasov in Onoarea prOfe-
sorllOr de geografie adunati in
congress, luat cuvantul 81 directo-
rul liceului catolic din loc.
Nenerabilul ON de scoala s'a
plans ca este singurul ungur la a.
cest banchet, 81 ca pentru congres
IA primit invitatie nici unul din
liceiele unguresti.
Gu francheta 81 sinceritatea ca
racteristica adevatarului ON de cul
tura, a recunoscut ca, pentru popu-
latia ungureasca din Ardeal. desli-
plrca de patria mama d fOrst foar-
tc dureroasa - lucru firesc. de alt
fcl, pentru orice minte intelega-
toare = dar ca, i'm nouile cOnditii
de vlata, dupace au facut jura-
mantul de credinta, ungurii inteleg
sa fie cetateni credinciosi al aces
tul Stat. Ii doare deci nespus de
mutt, neincrederea ce li-se arata
cu toate ocaziile. Cuvantarea, cll
caldele-i accente de sinceritate. a
impresionat pc toti eel de fata.
Faptul, desi S ar parea neinsem-
nat, nu poate Fl lasat fara comen-
tarii, caci el pune in adevarata lu-
NINA, politica noastra fata de mi
noritati.
Stunt probleme, in viata Statului.
earl nu pot fl tratate decat dupa
prlncipii Stable 81 in fata carora
orice consideratiuni ale politicei
de partid, trebuie sd dispara. Cea
mai importanta din acestea. e. fara
indolala, problema minoritatilor.
Abuzurile, pc earl detinatorii pu-
terri lie comit fata de minoritati. cad
sub aprecierea unei instante supe-
rloare = opinia publica mondiala
= 81 ele pricinuiesc Statului O sea-
ma de greutati, in afara. Pc langa
asta, poporul roman, ca initiate po-
Utica, nu poate avea, fata de CRU
pari etnice deosebite, decat O sin.
gura atitudine. Tn organism intreg.
81 nu partile acestuia, Sc comporta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

Gu expedierea acestor peste 0
mie de vagoane de grau Sc COM
pleteaza zece mil de vagoane de
grau predate. Restul de 5000 de
vagoane de grau pana la acoperi-
rea completa contractului sc VII
exporta din nOua recolta 81 Sc
crede ca Franta va accepta 81 alte
cereale i'm lOcul graului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
MONETA DIvISIONARA

Banca Nationala, dupa o stire
data Preset, a intervenit catre Mi
nisterlul de Finante sd bata moneta
Gle /, 2 81 5 lei. Ministerial de Fl
nante luat act, spunind Cd va re-
allsa-o de indata ce imprejurarile
flnanciaare ii va permite.
Neaparat ca imprejurarile fl
nanclare nu vOr permite acest luc-
ru ami de zile inca, dar acum mai
putin ca intotdeauna, valuta alum
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

lnainte Budulea nu mai plati,
saizeci de creitari 81 nu mai purt,
cosul cu peste, ci curatia ghetel,
81 hainele domnului professor, ma
tura scoala 81 umplea pipele dom
nului Wondracek, 81, afara de a
ceste, aducea dol baeti din elias.
intai la scoala si ii hucea ial
acasa.t
Noua, celor de la Seca Lenca
ne parea rau, fiindca acum nu
mai era cine sd ne spuna ce zice
Seca Lenca cand Sc certa pc sar-
beste Gu fetele eli, caci numai
Hutu invatase sarbeSte; dar mie
indeosebi tot imi parea bine, pen
truca Hutu era din sat de la moi
si tinea Ia mine, lara eel dol baeti
il apucau unul de-o mana, ceIalt
de alta 81 ii ziceau Bndnlya bacsi,
Budulea eel batran yenia acum
tot doua saptalnana la oras 81
le spunea drumetilor, Cd are nm
fecior, care c.dascal pc dol copii
de domn 81 9 NINA dreapta q das.
caiulai de IL scolile cele mari. De
oarece fnsa Hutu locuia acum la
scoala Il nu mai avea ce sal adn-
a batrAnul venis cu cate . trai-
stx de eirese. de Rere primErii, Az
nasfs als orii l1cats ~ epy
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

Sinodul Parochiei gr.-or. ro-
name 'Sf. Gheorghe" din Can
ton, Ohio prin aceasta aduce la
cunoStlnta tuturor celor intere-
sati. cumca cu l Iulie a. C. postul
de preot 81 paroh al susnumite ei
blserlcl | a Ocupat par. Tralan
Demian.
Coloniile romanesti din apro.
pierre Sc pot adresa ell toata III
crcderea parintelui Il. Demian
1917 - 7th Street y. f.
Canton, Ohio
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