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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
LANDOWNERS HALT
PLANS To MARKET
IRRIGATION BONDS
Harlem Residents Oppose Con
structiOn Now as unWise
Financial Move.
Special to The Tribune. >

Special to The Tribune
Harlem, Dec. Slope that con-
struction work in the Zurich lrriga-
ton district would be possible next
spring has all but been abandoned as
the result of the adverse sentiment
brought out at a recent meeting OF the
landowners and commissioners OF the
district. Harlem landowners, opposing
all plans for early construction, con-
tended that those interested Ii the
project were not in a financial condl-
ton to assume further expense and
that the plans should therefore be held
In allegiance for a year or so.
Zurich representatives expressed the
opinion that now was the opportune
time to dispose Of bonds necessary to
realize the construction funds. They
could see no reason for delay on
grounds of hard times and all said that
they had waited for water for % years
and desired it as loon as possible. The
opposition replied to these arguments
by asserting that they would not be
able to pay their irrigation taxes this
year and that low market prices this
year gave them no chance to realize on
their farms.
The meeting was presided over by
James Buckley of Chinook who was
one of the strong supporters of early
construction. The meeting finally con-
Guided with the initiation Of a move
ment to oppose the sale of bonds and
to have assessments for this year set
aside. Those who have paid their taxes
did SO under protest.
Crap shooting was a favorite sport
of the cliff dwellers before Columbus
discovered America.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
Prospective Spouse
Finds Lover Absent
After Long Journey
Snecial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Butte, Dec. 8.-Mfss Heine. Millici,
IT, pretty Serbian girl, arrived in
Butte Wednesday night to meet ner
Mike was not at tke depot. The young
lady could not speak English and had
quite a time making herself under
stood. Finally a Serbian interpreter
was located and everything came out
all right.
to Butte but did not know she was
coming so soon. Shortly after sending
the money, he fell down stairs at his
boarding house and broke his leg, which
necessitated a trip to the Mayo broth
ers' hospital in Rochester, and also
caused him to spend some time at q
local hospital. Mike is an overseas
veteran and a member of the American
Legion. A real Serbian wedding will
be held soon in the local colony.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
PROPOSED
RESERVATION ROAD
TOCONNECT TOWNS
Blaine County to Sponsor
Highway to Be Built With
Federal Financial Aid.
Sneeiai to The Tribune.

Special to Line IFiDuAe-
Harlem, Dec. S.-The proposed
gravel highway between Harlem and
Dodson across the Fort Belknap re-
seryation is virtually assured. Inc
commissioners of Blaine county, in
conference with E. j., Doreen, state
h;phway commission engineer. nave
agreed to prepare a resolution Tor tor
wnrding to Washington, d. g., express,
ing the county's willingness to extend
the present highway which ends at Inc
city limits, across the Reservation.
IL the resolution is passed by tne
county board as soon as expected,
preparations will be started WIN q
view to having the contract aWaIueu
This winter that construction may starl
as soon as possible in the spring
Engineers are now at work making a
survey Of the proposed road when VII
be constructed almost entirely VIII
federal funds. Mr.. Dureen SAID that l,
construction started by May the ROAD
would be completed before fall.
The proposed highway VIII start az
the city limits and extend south to the
Milk river. q distance of two and q
half miles. A new steel bridge IS TO
he b6ilt across the Milk river and from
fhis point the road will continue east
to Dodson following along the foot,
hills. Another steel span will be lald
across the Milk river at Dodson ana
the highway will then be connected
with the Phillips county road.
The government will pay. the entire
cost Of the construction Of the reserva-
ton road while the Milk river Drldge,
near here, estimated to cost sI1,oVo,
will be. built by Blaine county n the
n~ont With IT ner cent of the
Cost to be paid by the government.
Fiftv-three per cent of the cost of the
road from the river to the Harlem city
limits will be borne by the government.
T,is stretch is estimated to cost about
c%p OOn
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
Will Receive Bids
on Butte Hosiery
Up to December "a
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Butte, Dec. 8.-Reeeiring of sealed
bids on the construction of a nine
story, ~fireproof hotel building, on the
site of the Finlen hotel, will be the
next step in the erection of the new
hotel for this city.
Thursday advertisements were pub
lished in the local newspapers calling
for sealed bids. in accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by
bids will be received at the office of
the New Finlen Hotel company, up to
IL a. m. on Dec. %, 1922.
Separate bids will be received for
the plumbing, heating and electrical
wiring. Plans and specifications may
be procured from the architects in
Great~Falls or at the local office of
the company, in the Finlen hotel.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
RESIDENTS MAKE COMPLAINT
ABOUT LOW GAS PRESSURE
al to The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
Lethbridse, Alta, Dec. S.-Com-
plants Of law gas pressure are being
generally raised by householders and
business men using gas for heating
their stores and offices. The sudden
cold snap, il which the mercury is
flirting with Is degrees below, has
created a decided shortage in the flow,
and in some instances suffering has
ensued.
Officials of the gas company resent
ell limitations that this city is being
Disseminated against. The pressure
here is. very low, and the city COM
m~issioners are bestiring themselves to
see what can be done about securing
satisfactory service. z
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
Called to Join
in Publicity Program

Special to The Tribune.
Billings, Dec. S.-A conference I'M
der the auspices of the Commercial
club and with Harland Smith and. Carl
McQuinn. representing the Hill rail-
roads. designed to bring into the roads
81. OOO, 900 publicity campaign this city
and all towns in this section, has been
requested by J. f. Squirting, Division
freight and passenger agent Of tn.
Northern Pacific. In the. coffer8axte,
to be held Dec. 20, all the cisieeaAeIabe
here and in neighboring towns NIllls AZ
represented.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
Defective Flue Sets
Blaze That Destroys
Nelson Ranch Home

Special to The Tribune.
Kalispell, Dec. Sire believed to
have originated from a defective flue,
destroyed the Nelson Branch home.
about 10 miles west of Kalispeli. No
insurance was carried and the loss
was practically complete.
In attempting to save a part of the
houshold goods, Mr.. Branch suffered
severe burns about the face, head
and neck. and one hand was SO deeply
burned that he viii lose the use of it
for some weeks.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
HUNTOON ARRANGES PRIVATE.
WORK BEFORE TAKING BENCH

Special to The Tribune.
Lewistown, Dec. ~S.-Judge John c,
Huntoon, recently appointed to the dis
trict bench to succeed Roy +. Ayers,
resigned, returned Thursday night from
Helena and is making every effort to
close up his private practice at the
earliest possible date.
Judge Huntoon had been retained by
the state to assist in the prosecution
of Jarrett and Jackson. charged with
the murder of Allison Mccain, and
hopes to get that case to trial before
he is required to take up his judicial
duties.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09

One of the clauses in the Irish con-
~stitution provides that representatives
to the Dali Eirann from the %univer-
sites shall be elected by the students.
sites shall be elected by the students.
That ought to make it easy to get rid
Of an unpopular professor.-Detroit
Free Press.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
u. S. Seizes Theater
for Delinquent Taxes
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Billings, Dee. S.-The Beartooth
theater at Red Lodge has been seized
by the internal revenue office at Helena
on q claim for axe delinquent tor
two years. The seizure deals with the
property only and does not affect the
oneration. which will be continued I'M
der the present management.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
Sender Gets Letter
Held in Postoffice
for Fourteen Years

Special to The Tribune -.
Billings. Dec. letter sent IA
wears 2 has just beer returned to
Yegen Brothers, tile merchants. then
bankers here, ON account Of INSULT
Gent address. II was mailed to w. Il.
Harris, Billings Mlg,lsf 6, 1908, and
has laid IN tIas Iesal office ever since.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Special to The Tribune.

Havre, Dec. s.--Mizpah lodge,
Knights of Pythias, has elected. the
following officers:
A. N. Foss, chancellor commander;
j. @. Kirby. vice: chancellor; William
Smith, prelate: Roy e. Horton, mas
ter Of work; Guy E. Germany, master
Of e%xchequer; III. A. Miller, master of
finance and keeper of records and
seal; Floyd Hitler, master at arms;
Joseph Curry, innaht guard; E. f.,
Trum, outer guard: c. B. Koepke,
trustee.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
ELECTION COSTS CUT.

Special to The Tribune.
Billings. Dec. yellowstone coun-
ty spent S1S,220.03 on election in 1920.
This year, with bills for about $500 still
TO be rendered. the expenses have not
yet reached $4,000.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09

LeMisfoHn Dee 8.-County Agent
Carl H&te<E%<o aSS9 3. H. Gray, agricul-
turai ID erAN hit the county high
sc1oa9xs sffalo Saturday to in
strllsks fhe high school there in
stock aG21shese boys are going
to HeN% %< 6 January to take part
in tlN9 HfNdGang contest there.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09
FARMERS UNION TO MEET

I Special 70 The Irlbuhe.
Billings, Dec. S.-The state division
Of the Farmers Educational and Co
operative union will meet here Dec.
1914. along with the State Taxpayers
association.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09

The ministers of Middletown, N. Y,
request that there be no funerals held
on Sunday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09

The United States consumes yearly
@, 200 900 bushels Of flaxseed.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-09

KKIE TIA IIlUTE Oh IL
w this year than ever
before-silk, wool and
cotton of many different
kinds. Most men seem to
want variety = are par
ticular to have a decided
change for different oc-
casiOns.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
APROAPE DE 70 DE AMI ST
INCA Sc SIMTE TfNARA.

Doamna s. Wenzel domiciliata
262 Kingsley Street, Buffalo n.
\. 81 lanuarie 1919ane scrie IVA
rugam sami trimeteti inca o Gu.
tie din Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru
sange, e una dintre cele mai bune
medeclnl ce am avut. Intotdeau-
Ma mia ajutat. Asemenea am sfa-
TUT 81 pc prietinii mel sd folo-
seasca. Eu sunt aproape de 70 de
am 81 toti prietenii mel sc mira.
cum de arat ell asa tinara 81 sunt
sanatoasa, lar eu la toti le spun
ca Ceaiul Bulgaresc pentru singe
IN a ajutat.
Cealul Bulgaresc pentru singe
este compus din radacini. coli.
frunze. plante 81 flori, acest ceaiu
Ldaca luat seara fierbinte iii cu-
rata sl>temul de otrava. 81 te face
sa te slmti Gu multi mai tinar. In.
trebatr astazi pc drugistul Dunno
Hoastra pentru Ceaiul Bulyaresc
pentru sange, sau il trimetem moi
prln posta asigurat cutie mare
pentru familie $1.25, 3 cutii pen
tru $3.l5, sau 6 pentru $5.25.
Adresa H. H. Won Schlick.
Presedinte la Marvel Products Co
424 Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa.
(Adv. J
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14

doua suite de infometati pllSi in
lanturi, primul ministru ras-
puns: 'nu ma impresioneaza"
Iata sufletul, iata mentalitatea
celui mai asiatic 81 mai inapoiat
dintre ciocoii noui.
Intro clipa facut exhibitia
tuturor cutelor sale intunecate, ca
o manuse, veche 81 murdara pc
care al Intoarce-o pc dos, sau ca
0 scuipatura neagra de sepie. Nj
mic insa care sa ne surprinda in
aceasta atitudine lenesa 81 brusca,
in aceasta expIozie a puroiului
sau launtric. Ne-a mirat n,lmai
francheta besfiala marturisirii
politicianului fatarnic, Gu grele
pleoape sirete, GU. erase buze in
tunecate din care adevarul nu
scapa decat sulemenit 81 uns de
toata hapsana viclenie 81 codire a
trandaylllui individ. Desigur, sti-
am ca d. Ion Bratianu nu Sc va
lasa miscat de supliciul victimei
sale. Cum S az putea oare imblan-
ri ghiara fioroasa de svacnetul
prazii in durere? Cum ar indura
de communist, omul care a masa-
crat unsprezece mil de tarani in
1907? Ce asteptari poate sd in
splre ministrul care a ingropat i'm
ocna pc Jelea 81 s'a opus la gra-
tlerea acestuia pana Gu osanditul
s'a stins Gu plamanii ciuruiti de
pulberea salinei? Cata naivitate
81 cata orbire ne mai trebue pen.
tru mai face demersuri pc langa
pregatitorul Turtucaiei, pc lanEa
incapabilul prezident al dezastru-
lui? Ma vazut d. Bratianu tarani
pusi sa-si sape groapa inainte de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14

din East Chicago 81 jur care au
voc ;ntra I'M societate ca taxa
de i,Scriere sau redus de la $500
la loc; pc un timp de 2 luni. Deci
fratilor Romani Societatea ''Raza
Luminei find singura Societate
in East Chicago care apartinc
L. S. r. A. una dintre cele mai
puternice organizatiuni din Sta
tele Unite nu stati pc ganduri ci
veniti GU totii unde yeti fl primiti
Gu o adevarata dra goste fratiasca
find 81 taxa redusa acuma este
timpul eel mai potrivit pentru eel
ce pana acum din oaresi care i'm
prejurari nu sau putut inscrie
veniti frati Romani la adunarea
generala extra ordinara, care va
avea loc Dumilfeca in 19 Martia
current la orele = p. IN. in localul
d-lui Teodor Dan din 520-143rd
Street.
In numele Societatii ''Raza Lu-
MINER va aSteptam Gu bratele
deschise.
Teodor Dan, presedinte.
Nick Tutan, secretar.
(61, 81, 63-64).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14

a ii executati? Ma stiut de copiii
morti in trenurile retragerei 81
aruncati pc fereastra? Ma stiut
de exodul celor cateva mil de GER
cetaSi carl nu sall mai intorsg N "a
vazut din goana vagonului minis
terial, pc campuri, zacand ostasii
sal printre corbii pogoriti sd lie
|ciuguleasca ocii? 81 inca, poves-
tea de nenorociri 81 crime ma
luat sfarsit. Cine a, patronat pri-
gonirea evreilor in Moldoya? Nu
lie sat peste Milcov i'm care sd Sc Fl
Sters amintirea zilnicelor executi;
Gle evrei. Cine consimtit la i'm
puScarea sublOcotenetului Ciulei?
Cine este asasinul lui Max Vex-
ler? Oar tragedia celor cateva
zeci de minori ademeniti de
nemti 81 aruncati in Basarabia ca
spionig S'a indurat Ion Bratianu
de inconstienta adolescentei lor.
cand rusil nevrand sal impuste
l-au pfedat curtilor noastre mar
tlaleg Nimeni mu la vazut. In
tlmpul refacerei, d. Bratianu tran
sformase oastea intr 'un enorm
pluton sde execute. Intors la Blu
curesti nu tot acelas barbat de
stat s>a grabit sa macelareasca
muncltOrii in str. Campineanu ?
Zlua crunta din 13 Decemvrie e
prlmul sau act de guvern dupa
unire 81 deabia inscaunat la
.putere STA populat constiinta GU
inca 0 fantoma: a lui Ion Frimu
Astfel ca despre nici un poll
tician de astazi nu Sc poate spune
mai Tara gres 81 fara exagerare
ca despre d. lionel Bratianu. ca
sl-'i ilustrat guvernarile Gu crime.
DE bunaseama deci. ca numai
pentru avea constiinta ca si-au
facut datorla 81 ca au epuizat
char cele mai zadarnice miiloa-
ce, delegatii apararei $ 'au adresat
prlmulfll ministru. Acesta lea dat
raspunsnl simtirii 81 mentalitatii
sale cand a spus: ,pe mine nu1
ma lmpresioneaza" 81 a adaogat
o fagaduinta de ameliora: Fam
dat 81 vol da instrnctiuni pentru
un tratament omenos. Aceasta
Insa pc masura in care siguranta
statului nu e periclitata". Tex
tual! Tratamentul omenos peri
ciiteaza siguranta statului Ira
,tamentul omenos gafanteaza. E
d. ION Bratiana care proclama a.
cest principiu. Temniceri 81 sbiri,
conformati-va! I. Vinea.
(Din 1Iuptatorul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
DIN CARNETUL UNUl
COPIL FARA MAMA
de: G. r. PASCU

fel n am sa te ascult. Spune &c.
al de spus. .
De ceeace fost intre moi nr
pot sa ma apar 81 iii Ger iertare
dar acuzatiunea ca team tradat
dupa ce ne-am reconciliat 9 res
ping. Scrisorile acele sunt 0 in
scenare, = zise tata, Gu yocea joa-
|sa ridicind capul.
"Indraznesti Sc tagaduiesti ca
scrisorile. aceste n'au fost scrise
de tinei" striga mama facihd un
pas eatre ell.
Nh, All fost scrise de mine,
'dar and fost provqcst,' respunse
tata GU yoeea mai ridicata.
De cinef'. striga mama ins
furiat8.
/" De d-ra Rnbesls, Prin purta-
fea q 81 priA scrisorile Ell ingzi-
- e4ssea1es e4sas eisJ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
A VI z

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Raza Luminei" din
East Chicago. Ind. Prin aceasta
aduce la cunostinta membrilor eli
locultorl afara din oras ca con-
form decisiunei luate de adunarea
generals, din ) Martie a. C. Toate
cazurile de moarte 81 accidente
ce s'ar iyi sd Sc repartizeze De
membri. Deci pc aceasta Gale ru-
gam pc toti fratii membri a Sc
pune in buna reg'4la fata de So
cietate.
Totodata Sc aduce la cunostinta
lgenerala tEfuror fratilor Romani
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
VI z

Prin aceasta Sc avizeaza tot
fratii membrii al Soc. ''Dest
Rom. Hora Unirii'' dih Detroit
Mich. care au avut Calendare
spre vinzare sunt rugati ca Du
mineca 19 Martie 1929. sd bine
voiasca a aduce banii 81 Calenda
rele nevindute la Hala Societatii
1923 Farvorth Str. la ora 2 D. m
pentru Soc. ''Desteapta-te Ro
name Hora Unirii'' din Detroit
Mich. go, 61-62)
loan Vuica, secretar fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUMITA PUBLICA,

Societatea Romano de Ajuto1
81 Cultura ''Inyierea' din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio, aduce 81 pc a.
ceasta Gale. cele mai sincere null
tumiri tuturor d-nilor 81 d-nelor
romano, care he-au onorat Gu pre-
senta d-nealor la petrecerea socie-
,tatei noastre- din p Febr. 1922,
81 ii rugam ca 81 pc viitor sd nu
ne puma uitarei.. Ne tinem de da-
torinta a eta 81 numele generosi-
lor domni 81 dame, care pc langa
biletul de intrare au contribuit
cu suprasolvire:
Din Martins Ferry. Ohio, loan
Bastea, comerciant $500; George
Cazan, Bakery 800; Geo B. Gava
seer. p. 800; d. Siandru, pres
800; Niculae 81 Maria Berindea
$500; ID. Calm v. pr. 200; Du-
mitru 81 Maria Pavel 200; George
Munteah $500; Alexe Costineu
seer. f. $50; Axente Caprita
$10O; Mihaiu Jiuga $1.OO; Vilo-
ria Crisan $10O; Andreiu Neagos
$1.OO; Iosif Maiat $1O0; Ironim
Socla .Jr. 25c>; De la Soc. Printul
Nicolae, bridgeport, Ohio Adam
L,lca, $1:O5; Noise Puscas S. f.
$1.OO: George Balu $1.0O; De la
Soc. Coroana Romaniei, York
vile, Ohio Alexandru Herman
seer. f. $3.50 De la Societatea
Reinvitrea Wheeling, w. Va $500
Hare Botezan, pres. $500; loan
Sirbu, Cantor $1.O0; Vasile Ba-
ciu, seer. fin. 800.
nitrate totalc ........ $126.6O
ESite .........f ...... n.l3
VENT, curat .......... 500. As
Primeasca iubitii nostri oaspeti
multumirile noastre.
Pentru Soc Romano de ajutor
81 Cultura ''Invierea"
D. Siandru, presedinte.
Alex. Costineu, secretar fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14

"Ti-am spus draga ca am fost
provocata de ea. Ca ma ametise
Gu gesturile eli provocatore. e 0
cntra rafinata, I zise tata tremu-
rind Va varga inaintea mamei.
"Nu insulta fata asia cinstita,
de al carui trecut m ann inter-
sat 81 il cunosc ga 81 pc al tau,
miserabile!' striga mama, lovin-
du-l Gu pumnul sub barbie, Gu
alta forta ca tata cazu granada
pc covor.
Mama Sc apleca 81 aRucindnl de
subtiori il ridica 81 la dns in ca
mera mea, inchizind nsa dppa ca.
Peste cateya minute a esit, 81
luind scrisorile din nina d-nci
Brown ceru scuze d-lui Brown Cd
petrecerea avut un sfirsit att de
tragic, adaogind ximbind ]" Cred
ca tia spus Margareta &c are Sd Sc.
intimple.''
"Da, mia spus, respn1se d.
Brown, zimbind.
Mama se Fuga de. el a con
duca pc d-ra Rubens pkna acass
81 plecara cu tofii.
& Tu ai a stai aici cll 7 Dora',, 4
siss mann, u fntra 1n eamera useI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
lUrmars).

Mama sta dreapta, ameninta-
toare, cu sprincenele incrunatate
si Gu priyire care N ar ii ingro-
zit daca ar fl cazut pc mine.
Dupa cateva momente de tacere
mama urma:
"D-ra Rubens. iii multumesc
ca m al avertizat la timp caci
altfel poate cadeafa din nou vie
TINA acestui monstru. Iii multu-
mesc ca al cedat. rugamintei mele
sa stat, Sc iii fata cind vol de-
masca tl'adarea 81 miselia acestui
ON, y, intorcind4se catre tata
ii xise: Isl
al auzit az "a team asuzst
lfat de. aceste persoane onestei
r. & srei ~ q speri atlnci Aps-
! ! ae!| ~ lor, exei ~. |.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14

unde dusese pc tata.
Peste citeva minute lam auzit
vocea, striga la tata, dar n am
inteles bine ce spunea. Ma trecut
multi 81 am auzit pc tata tipind,
la inceput mai tare 81 apoi din ce
mai inject pima n am mai auzit
mimic. A stat mai multi ca D juma-
tate ceas, trecuse de II cand
q esit afara, rosie la fata 81 Gu
fruntea asudata.
Ne-a chemat in sufragerie 81 a
facut cite-un ceaiu. Eu n am in
draznit sal zic mimic dar Dora a
intrebat-o ca de ce este asa rosie
la fata. Ma zis mimic. A luat-o
in brate 81 4 sarutat-o. Ma saru-
tat 81 pc mine, si idupa ce am baut
ceaiul mia zis sd ma culc in patul
Dorei, Cd Dora va dormi Gu ca in
noaptea acea 81 man desbracat,
N am 1nchinat 81 man culcat.
Mama dlpa ce-a culcat pc Dora
4 intrat lar IL tata, 81 lar am auzit
gura, de data mai deslusit. Mama
AS h
A xicea tradatcr Vi misel 81 tata
tipa ii se rlags de mama Nh ier-
ts. M stu cit stat mama 90 81,
dar mi 4 psrnt a. ! trscdt mai
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trecuti nu mi-ai spus mimic ca
Ed-ra Rubens te ispitesteY 81 daca
al fost SINGER fata de mine de ce
n al concediat pc d-ra Rubens
din Serviciu?''
'Nu ti-am spus ca sa nu crezi
ca ma laud ell succese ce am pc
linga femei 81 nam condiat-o fl
indea era vinzatoare bunS, zise
tata aruncind' . privire in jur-
ul lui ca sa scape de privirile ma
mel.
Mint! M Mai spus fiindca
te temeai ca am sa-ti impun so
concediezi ii al tinut-o Gu gind
ca Gu timpul iii vel ajnnge scopul.
Est un tradator. Mai tradat 81
al cautat sa ma tradezi 81 a doua,' =
striga mama si mai inversunata
catre el.
''Nu draga, . doua oara am
fost SINGER fata de tine, :, , zise tata
Gu yocea tremurata.
Cum al fostfsincer cfnd i-ai
serbs char cind ma aveai sub r.
coperamfntul cassi tale, yenita
y tine Gu intels9erea ca sa,ti de-
yoiu sotiei" sttigx mama, apro.
'fnduse Il mai alnIt ds =
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HSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri a observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
l. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
nnde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sa
sc alature marci de Sc. S8 &c
caute sa nj Sc dea numele stra
del 81 al Orasului correct.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt$ sx se
schimbe adresa ca nu sc poate
AdministrstiA.
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"PE MINE NU MA
IMPRESIONEAZA'

d. Ion Bratianu s'a definit, s "a
spovedit 81 s'a arafat in trei GU
vinte. Cand delegatia de apars-
tori de la procesul commission
la vorbit de salbataciile din tenn
nita militara, de cumplita atmos-
fera de sugrumare, tortura 81 te-
roare din sala de sedinta, 81 de
spectacolul halucinat al celor