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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
WILLIS ABBOTT is NEW
EDITOR OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE SOCIETY DAILY
Uv Tho Associated Pressl

R0STON. Mass. Feb. Willis j
Abbott. newly elected editor ~ TIL"
Christian Science Monitor at the con
clusion of difficulties over control Of
the Christian Science periodicals. Il m
American rewspapr man of long c'-
peri"nr".
Activ" in national politics and prom
inent aS n writer from Washington "n
political topics. he is also a member OF
the Authors League of America. Pa
triotic themes have largely Interested
him a an author.
ii i - years ago this year that the
Monitors new editor first came INT"
prominence in the newspaper world n
n anacnC editor of the old Chicago
Times. Going "a New York a few wears
later. he served for various periods a
writing editor Of The New York Journ-
nj chief editorial whittier Of The New
Work sun Recently he has been staff
correspondent for one Of the national
M"cklicS.
Taking m active interest ~ politics
Mr. Ahhoti in 1895 directed as chair
uan the Henry George campaign com
n.itlcc in New York. aud was manager
Of the Democratic national press hu-
r"au III thr presidential campaigns ~
1900 and i90S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
De Valera and Lloyd George More
Familiar to High School Students
Than Diamond or Screen Heroes
lBv the Associated Prc.sl

NEW YORK, y. u, Feb. 1.-THE sup
poscdly national heroes Of the diamond,
gridiron and the silver sheet do not
stand so high as might be supposed with
high school and college students This
was learned today when the Institute of
Public Service made public the results
of national current history test taken
by more than 100000 pupils.
Twenty thousand students averaged
only forty-siX per cent in ten questions
on sports and the movies. OF five hun
dred seniors more oi them knew about
De Valera, Lloyd George and BRAND
than about which team won the world
series or what shining light starred in
popular picture.
After declaring that IL costs between
S2,oO0,000 and S3.O0O,0O0 to educate
thousand high school seniors. the report
lamcnts that $50 Of them did not know
the meaning Of the open shop, 4g0 did
not know of II. G.. Wells. and 500 were
unable 10 recognize a picture Of Elihut
Root.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
JAPAN SEEKS BULLETINS
FROM TEXTS ON FARMING

COLLEGE STATION. Texas. frh.
IA Agriculture in Japan n many hum
dreds III years older than in Texas,
but the work ~ Texas scientists = IA
demand there. according O. the Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station
From far away Japan rumrs the r--
quest 20 the station "a 4 A VI. COL
iegc for Bulletin NJ. 273 On the Pink
Rnct Disease WI Onions" an,l Hul4fin
NJ 2TO "a STUDY W. the Hlark and
Yellow Mold> 20 Ear Germ" aud al
available Information ON plant dssras-
Professor AL Idrta director M th~
agricultural school at magurhI lnI-
an makes the request. Ia ordsr 90 u~.
the matter n source material in chr
supplement hr i~ writing M hnUk uH
plant Diseases iH japan
agriculture iu Japan l. manv hum
drcds of years Older than in Texas. hnt
the work nf Texas scientists w Am o.
nand there nevertheless. and thr sfiru-
tific findings ~ our Texas investigators
are useful the world over" declared of-
firialS M tibet station.
III i~ interesting nv note thr work.
wide demand for these bulletins When
The demand from The farmers II Tex
A. has hcrn quite limited. especially
with reference wv Eulirtin No. -T0 0t
the 4SOopn farmers IN Texas. frw~r
than JnWA ever request infarmatifa
from their experiment station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
THIRD VICTIM
In lehman
TRAGEDY DIES
Homer Turk, Struck Down
By Assassins, Is Dead;
Child Is Only Witness
Try TE,. Assoriated Press J

WACO, Tex. Feb. 1.-THE death of
Homer Turk, 13-year-old boy, struck
down by the assassins of W. II. Barker
and wife at Concord, eliminates the pos
sibility of obtaining direct evidence in
regard to the murderers, except that of
the little girl of 4 years, the only liv-
ing member of the family. The boy
died at o'clock this morning.
No clue has been discovered. and de-
tectives who have been chasing every
phantom that suggested the possibility
of a clue failed They are unable to
find a motive
If robbery, why leave the keys to the
store undisturbed in Barkers pocket
Why fail to take dollar bill grpped
in the hand of the dead woman.
Why leave more than Sl00 in the
house?
IL the murders were actuated by re-
venge, why murder a boy visitor and
leave little girl unhurt?
These questions are puzzling officers,
and make the tragedy one Of the most
mysterious in the annals of the county.
Five negroes who were arrested are
still held. A number Of Mcxicans who
were watched by officers established
their innocence to the satisfaction of
detectives.
a double funeral will be held at Con
cord this afternoon nj o'clock when
the bodice of Barker and his wife will
be buried side 10y side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
IS
AGAINST Plan
FOR BONUS TAX
Harding Expects to Send Let
ter on Subject to House
and Senate Committees

WASHINGTON, ID. a.. Feb. IA. - Pres
ident Harding il unalterably opposed 70
special taxes suggested TO finance the
soldier bonus or to return of the taxes
which have been repealed, il was stated
official vat the White House today.
II was also indicated that the execut-
i've doubts the possibility TO raise the re-
quired sum 10 finance the cash features
Of the bonus under an issue Of bonds
without appreciably advancing interest
rates and destroying the financial tran
guilty sought.
II was stated that President Harding :
attitude ON the bonus VIII Ice made
clear To- congress ia "A communication
expected to, d. sent tO the house and
senate subcommittee on the subject.
The president. il is stared, is disposed
10 bc favorable to the bonus but his at
titude had 10 ~ that NJ finding sane.
sensible conditions tor the iNlfillmcut of
promises made without disturbing the
desired return To financial stability.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
BORDER HUNTERS
ALLOWED TO TAKE
ARMS into MEXICO

Local sp"rtsmrn have again been
made happy hy the information that q
IL possible "a arrange a hunting trip ln-
10 Mexico. Though there arr more r.
gulations ~ observe than heretofore. the
hunting j. said L. justify the trouble.
For some time hunting "a the snuth
side of the border Was virtually stop
pei on account ~ an order from Mex
leo City prohibiting anyone other than
Officials from carrying arms ~ Rny
description
According a. Pablo Salinas. fish auA
game Inspector for the Matamoros d.
trirt. Americans may secure hunting
licenses from him and then after prov
Ing a. the commaudanrr in Maramarp-
they NAV get the military approval "a
lirrnsrs permitting carrying M arms
Wild turkey quail. ducks geese. cha
chalaca AMI doves arru uW ih season
in Mexico and are said g. abound ia
northern Tamaulipas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
DEFUNCT OKMULCEE
BANK MAY RESUME
UNDER new PLANS
lN Thn A>-nrInteI Irrss.l


OKNIULGEE. Okla Feb. 14-At
torney General Short with his assist
ant. Judge William IT. - Wick. arrived
here today with plnn which b. says
is practical method II rcorganizing
the dcfunct Bank of Commerce here.
The plan. which Short said has been
approved hy the state bank comisSion-
er and the banking board. will be pre-
scented 90 representative bankers and
business men ~ Okmrlgrr together
with stockholders ana dcpuSitors Of the
dcfunct bank at mreting today.
Judge Christopher Resigns
Judge Christopher. whu announced
biz resignation yesterday had not re-
turned 10 Okmulgce this morning. Ills
resignation is no; effective technically
until u j. approved rs the governor.
The Judge had been asked w q cit
izenS' committee 10 resign and his re-
,ignation was forwarded 70 the chair
man of the committee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
MISSOURI TOWN Is
RESUMING SEARCH
FOR LOST TREASURE

COMMERCE. Texas. Feb. II Tor
the third time in fifty years. residents
Of this vicinity are engaged in q search
for treasure Two previous failures ~
The venture have not dampcncd inter-
est which is running high.
The search is for pot of gold said
10 eontain thousands NJ dollars that
WAS buried ~ Il Dr. Dockrr during Tho
Civil War on his farm near Commerce
The report has been that the doctor,
fearing that his home would hc ran
sacked ~ both the Confederate ana
Union Armies. buried his fortune aud
con(idrd the secret Of the hiding place
IN only IN" person. an aged ncgrcss who
worked on his farm.
pr. Dockcr died shortly after bury
ing the gold. according to the story
leaving the ncgrcSs alone with the sr-
crci 4 number ~ men demanded that
the negro woman reveal the hiding
liac. after the doctors death. Their
demand was refused and they beat her
severely She died "A, result ~ III"
beating and the last records of thc So
ret hiding place were carried to the
grave with her
Marshall Moore ana 4. H. linkcrton
nf this community. said they were toll
where IT, dig a. find the treasure hy n
medium living nearby. The two men
ar" using magnetic needle ~ tie
search.
pld residents say that an unSucccSs-
fu search was made I'm tiv" men after
thc death of th" ucErcsS AMI that a
-hort time later another futile hunt
was made hy PARTY lcd ~ news
nauerman named Hoffman of Gaze
,,irardrau. Numerous holes. whore y
was believed The gold Wa, buried wer.
lug ly th" PARTIES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
WHEAT PRICES
jump 6.@CENTS
BUSHEL TODAY
Reason Is Sensational Rise I'm
Liverpool and Other
Foreign Markets

CHICAGO. ILL., Frh. I4 Whrat
prices jumped a. much a. sIx AMI
half cents a hushel teday nj the olrvn-
inE NJ thr Board ~ Trade The reason
was sensational advance In thr Iivrr-
pool AMI other foreign market crntsrs
over yesterdays holiday. May delivery
was not active and opened M 1T ts
10 IL
Dealings III ChiraEo took on iarEa
proportions n the MARKET errusd the
prevailing view being that thr rxtTaar-
binary rise In values abroad ~ hu~
largely ~ a more general realization 20
the fact that the world il confronted
With small supplies NJ wheat AMI that
hope ~ relief hy early shipment of urw
winter wheat from the United States
might prove fallacious OWING g. the
poor crop outlook
Spectators Who hal snli wheat uu
the assumption that normal yicl ~
winter wheat in this country could b.
expected. found themselves tf,daY VI a
decidedly uncomfortable puSitinu anti IN
was their efforts a. eNtriyafr thsm-
selves without further losses that bad
much ~ ~ with the forcing ~ prirra
sharply upward
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
PURE WATER SUPPLY
FOR PHARR HOPEFUL;
CITIZENS DRILL WELL,

PHARR. Texas. Feb. II Prospects
for an adequate supply of pure water
for this city took a decidedly hopeful
turn recently with the completion of h
large well in the heart ~ town
The drilling Of this well was financ-
ed hv citizens of the town. who donated
sufficient funds. The driller il down
about two hundred feet and reports
that pure sweet water is ohtainabir
from the well at that depth in almost
unlimited quantities.
Tax paying voters are 10 decide on
Marth { whether rharr will bond itself
in the sum of S2O000 for the purpose
uf replacing the present wooden water
mairs with pipes of east iron. In the
event the proposal carries. it IL hoped
To install pumping equipment on the
new wei and water the city from IL
The present supply ~ water comes
from the canal of IIidalgo County Wa
ter Improvement District Number Two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
REPORT HUMAN FLY" KILLED

A report was brought to Browns
vile today that Clarence O'Rourke.
the Human Fly" who performed in
Brownsville and Matamoros about a
month ago. met death while scaling
a high building in Monterrey. No
details could be learned other than
that O'Rourke fell from q high place
on the building and was killed in
stantly. The accident occurred sew
eral days ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
MELONS Al MISSION

MISSION. Texas Feb 10 Mission
leads the Valley this year i'll the pro-
durtiun of those delicious watcrmcluu>
and cantaloupeS for which she j. becom-
ing famous Farmers here are dividing
their effort, between planting spring
vegetables. harvesting fan vegetables and
preparing their ground for staple crops.
Cotton will he plautc q heavily. Very
little corn will ben laLtcd except for
roasting ears. and scarcely any broom
corn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14

Charges that machinery manufactur-
ers had Disseminated against the city
of Brownsville in prices offered in con-
nection with the purchase of additional
electrical machinery for the electric
plant were made before a session Of the
board of city commissioners today by
Mayor A. b. Cole.
The charges were based on informa-
tion contained in letter from Mayor
Renfrew of Woodward, Okla, in which
the Oklahoma mayor listed bids offered
the city Of Woodward to supply cleo
trical equipment, and which showed fig.
ures ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 un-
der the figures for similar equipment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
WOMEN POLICE Ar PEKING

PEkINii Ian. NV Mnilt- We
men police ARE the latest nAiithnn Fn
the force 81 Feking which has the 70
putation " being exceptionally Erui
and easily comparable with ptiire fnrrr~
in the cities w foreign countries w
was found that iu th- IIatameu urtFut
goods were being smuggird past ths
police hy women and I'M order fo cope
with ihr situation rhr ranks IN the rn-
lice IN this district were augmented -
ten prli li.rwnHrn No repnrt has VT
h--n i~Snrd n- fn thr Survr~~ w this
experiment Which marks Thr up~uIng
- y new field of work for The woHlru
II China.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
THIS ASSOCIATION is
NO LONGER NEEDED. IS
belief OF G. DOHENY

NEW YORK. y. ~. Feb. Reasons
FOR the formation NJ thc American Asso-
citation for the Recognition Of the Irish
Republic no longer exists. in the opinion
of Edward Dohcny. president of the as
sociation. who announces he favors the
Irish Free State.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
LOWEST BIDDER TO GET
LEVIATHAN CONTRACT
,"- Tt. Ns.,rintcl prcssl

WASHINGTON. y. C- Feb. Ia The
administration attitude IL that the a.
ward of reconditioning the former Ger
man liner LeviHthan will 20 to the
company making thr lowest lid. II was
said today at the White House. The
statement is regarded as indicative that
the shipping board will award the con
tract u the Newport News Shipbuilding
and Dry Dock company despite the ef
forts of New England people TO obtain
work for the Boston navy yard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
"ISLAND OF IGNORANCE"
TAKING UP EDUCATION

LONDON. Feb f3.-Bardsey, a little
island off the Welsh coast, near Pwli-
hell. has been described as the island
Of ignorance. for ID il only just recent
" that men Of the age of "a have begun
20 go TO school. Up TO three years ago
the inhabitants believed in ghosts and
fairies.
Now they are to have the services of
a minister of religion and a school
teacher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
BRYAN SHERIFF and
OTHERS THREATENED
In LETTER HE FINDS
lRv the Associated Prcssl

BRYAN, Texas. Feb Sheriff
Moorchead stated today that he found
letter under his office door last night
threatening his lifc and the lives of the
city marshal and Deputy Sheriff Whe-
less and Officer Griffin. The threat
deals with bootlcgging cases pending
before the grand jury. Moorchcad said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
THIS is GETAWAY WEEK
FOR THE CHICAGO CLUBS

CHICAGO. IIl Frh. ia This y
getaway week far Chicagp's tWo msiur
league baseball clubs The Nationals
first squad " scheduled ~ leave Thurs
day for the Tarfir coast aud the Amer
irans will depart Saturday for Mashn
Springs. Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
DEMSEY TO NEW YORK

NV Thc ASsoclnTFI ITFS-.'
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. ii--Jack Demp-
sey left today for New York in response
tow hat he said was al urgent mes
sage from aMnager Kearns that h" was
about 70 sign tho champion for match
in London or Paris. presumably with
Carpenticr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
STREET CAR FARE UP

VIENNA. Feb. 4 Street ear fares
and the price af gas and electricity
have just been advanced 100 per cent
making them II times more than they
were, one wear age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
FOUNTLEROY TAKES Ne WJOB

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. Is. - Captain
J. d. Fountleroy. former federal high
way engineer al Fort Worth. assumed his
duties today a. state highway engineer.
succeeding Rollin ]. Windrow, resigned,
who goes TO Missouri.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
O8REGON TO JALAPA TO
RECOVER FROM A COLD

MENICO CITY. Feb -Prcsideut
Ohrr=nn plans tn leave today for JaIaua.
capital az the state NJ Vera Cruz.
whore he viii spend week GONZALES
cling from cold Later hc will spend
several days ut the bort WI Vera Cruz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
woLrERs TO SAN ANTONIO

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. li-lnstrnd ~
returning a. MeNia last night. General
WhIters aud Major Nlachen. military
off;cers i'm the martial law area in Lime
stone and Frerstone counties accompan-
icd Attorney General Keeling - San
Aptouio ta confer with the United
states district attorney, II was learned
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
FLU AT LEAVENwORTH

ITiy The ASs0rlatcU Tress
LEANENWORTH Kans Feb. II
More than two hundred inmates IN the
disciplinary barracks here are I'll in the
hospital with influenza. II was officially
stated today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14

BELFAST. ireland. Feb. li-Forty-
two kidnapped Ulster unionists, il was
stated today, requested Premier Craig
Of Ulster to libcratc Immediately the
Monaghan football players held as pris-
oners in Ulster. The unionists declared
they themselves will be held until the
players are released.
BELFAST. ireland. Feb. IA large
body Of troops appeared in the streets
of Belfast today. These are the first
sent here sine" the renewed outbreaks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
BALFOUR AND LEE OF
ENGLAND WELCOMED
lny I'M N.sncintcd Frcss.N n

SOUTH HAMPTON. Feb. 1I-Ar-
thus Balfour and Lord Lee were well
romcd hy the mayor when they di>cm-
hnrkcd today from the Apuitania on
their return from the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
DEATH TOLL NOW l8,
so INJURED, SHIPPING
in BELFAST GOES ON
Hy The Associated PrcsS.)

BELFAST. Ireland Frh. ll-Snip-
ers continued their grim work in the
uudiSiurhcd sections of Belfast today.
By midday the death toll since Satur-
day had reached eighteen, fifty persons
had been wounded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14

United States. 56 cars.
Lower Valley. cars.
Shipping Point Information
San Bcnito ard Nearby Points-Prac-
tically no haulings on account of the
condition Of the market; practically no
wire inquiry; no demand; market very
weak: too IL wsales to estoblish q mark
ct.
Sanford. Fla.-Too few sales TO estab-
lish a market; supplies exceed the de-
mand; market demoralizcd; sales oc-
casionally made at approximately the
cost Of handling and packing.
Terminal Markets Today.
Chicago-W Weather u degrees, cloudy.
Thirteen cars arrived, 60 on track. Old
Stock: Demand and movement slow;
market steady; Wisconsin. bulk per ton,
mostly $35. New Stock: Demand and
movement slow. market dull; Texas bulk
per ton. S3s to $40.
Kansas City-W Weather, 33 degrees,
cloudy. One car arrived, on track;
supplies liberal; demand and movement
moderate: market steady. Texas bulk
per cwt.. mostly 81.
Memphis Weather 81 degrees. cloudy.
Five cars arrived. one on track. Demand
and movement moderate: market steady;
brokers carlot sales, Texas bulk per ton,
S33 TO S35.
ST. Louis-No report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
It's to The A dDertiSer'S A dDdntaqe

have his advertisement appear IN a paper ike the
Brownsville Herald. Every advertisement is backed up
by the prestige developed BY the and thereby n
creased in value.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14

The following weather observa.
tions. covering the 2i-hour period
ending at z a. IN. today, are report
ed by Mrs. A. w. Reed, United
States voluntary weather observer:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight unsettled; local rains. Wed
nc Sday. cloudy; moderate norjhcrly
winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-14
Cabbage Mart Today
(SuppIied by L. :. Bureau of Markets
San BenitoD
Shipping Point Information
Shipments Yesterday

United States. 56 cars.
Lower Valley. : cars.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-28
co N vocAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura "Cllza Voda" dir
Massillon, Ohio pc aceasta Gale
convoaca pc toti membri sal dir
loo 81 jur a lua parte la sedinta
,generala de 6 luni care Sc va
deschide la orele l 80 p. m. in .
Aprilie in Hala Soc. din Columbia
Heights. Toti membri SocietatiI
sunt obligati lua pal'te la acea-
sta sedinta fiindca in aceasta va
fl darea de seama a prczidiului pc
timpul de 6 luni 81 totodata va Fl
si alegerea noilor functionari
Absentee nemotivate sc vor a.
menda conform regulamentului
Societatii. Deci pana la revedert
seminar in numele Soc. 'Cuza
Voda".
(73-74. Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-28
coNvocARE

SOcietatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura ''Ulpia Traiana" dir
Erie, Pa. Convoaca pc toti membr
sal din loc 81 jur de lua parte Ia
sedinta Generala trimistriala .ce
va avea loc Dumineca in 2 April
1922 in Hala Soc. din 1888 Penna
Ave. Sedinta sc deschide la orelt
2 p. m. precis. La ordinea zilei vol
ii mai multe chestii de resolvat in
favorul Societatii, intre care va
ii 81 darea de seama pc trei luni
81 raportul comisii Halei pc 6 luni
deci suntcti rugati obligator a nu
'lipsi de la aceasta sedinta.
In speranta CD nici un membru
nu va lipsi de la aceasta sedints
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-28
coNvocARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutol
81 Cultura ~. s. DIR. C.. Anghe
lescu & r. Ardelean" convoac;
pc toti membri 81 membrele de /
lua parte la sedinta generala care
va avea lc Dumineca in 2 April.
1922 in localul SOcietatii 613l
st. Clair Ave. la orele 2 p. m
avand mai multe chestii de. resol
vat sunt rugati toti de a sc con
forma art 5 punct (sectia) 81
din Statutele locale tot odata va
fl 81 darea de scama despre de.
persul Societatii, toti aceia earl
.dOresc de a devcni membri acestei
Societati sunt rugati a Sc pre-.
senta La aceasta sedinta.
Pentru Soc. ~. s. DR.. C. An.
gelescu & r. Ardean".
loan N. Damian, prescdinte.
Nicolae Toma, prim secretar.
(73 e. 75).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-28
4Urmare).

Fri dupa amiaza au~venit trei
doctori, dol mai tineri 81 unul mai
batran 81 i-au pus piciorul in
gips. D-soara Julieta mia spus
aseara, dar mia zis sa nu-i spui
mamei 81 nici Dorei. Zicea cd ac-
cidentul s'a intamplat pc un loc
nu tocmai primejdios, 81 daca
mama nu Sc isbea Gu piciorul de
piatra nu Sc intsmpla mimic. Pc
poteca fost putina apa si sub ea
ghistd si alunecsHd s'a dus invir-
tindu-se u vaie pc . eoasta yre-o
douazeci De pasi unde Sc oprit
pc IN plAtou, pe care = str vre-O
dop6 esssuri psp1 sosit calauxa
sa leehi sol Nm sarss sdns-o
seksz M lr slieea y nu sreis
- u ~ q ! A 3 /. J! & /,