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The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
p. II. Adams Married.

Paul H. Adams of Montrose, former
ly Of this city. and Miss Elsie L.
Hughes of Montrose. were united in
marriage at Gunnison on Sunday,
June 4th. Miss Hughes was for some
time associated with the Humphries
Mercantile Company at Montrose and
Mr.. Adams until recently was mana
ger of the Montrose Hardware Com
pany. They will visit friends at Al
mont, Colorado, and later in Duluth,
Minnesota, before returning to Mont
rose.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
Baby Laid to Rest.

Baby Laid to Rest.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock
all that was mortal of Elton Beck,
two year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Beck, was laid to rest in the Gar
net Mesa cemetery. Services were
held at the Baptist church Sunday by
Rev. A. B. Parry and a large number
Of sorrowing friends were present
at the funeral. The little boy was
drowned in an irrigation ditch on
Decoration day.
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
Telluride Will Celebrate.

The Independent received announce
ment from Henry Wall, chairman Of
the. Fourth of July publicity commit
tee OF Telluride, inviting us to come
to that city on the Fourth. Full de-
tails will be announced by the COM
mittee later
The Delta independent., 1922-06-09
! High omelai to Visit.

On Friday, June 16. F. H. Young.
Grand Lecturer. Of Durango, and Sam
uel J. Sweet, Grand High Priest, of
Denver, will visit Delta Chapter No.
38, r. A. M. on official matters.
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Miss O'Bryan of St. George
Engaged to L. B. Frieze Sd
Announcement Is Made at Reception-Other Notes
of Society Staten Island.

present are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ducasse in St Marks place.
Mr. and Mrs. william S. Perry are
visiting relatives in Bristol. r. /.
Mrs. ]. Champlain Morris had as her
guest Miss Alice Cuttings. her niece,
from Baltimore for several weeks. Miss
Cuttings is now the guest of AIR. and
Mrs. Ray Vidal OF Montclair.
Announcement Is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Edna Marie Durkin.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Durkin of Tompkins street Stapleton, to
Mr.. Frederick Brown, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Brown of Westerleigh.
The first meeting OF the Richmond
County Chapter, d. A. r., was held at
the home OF Miss Louise Britton at
Great Kills last week. A talk on Wash
jngton and Lafayette at Valley Forge"
was given bya the Rev. Oscar Fitzland
Moore. A paper on Colonial Women"
was read by Mrs. Moore. Some impress
sions of Egypt were read by Miss Brit
ton from paper written by Miss Juliet
Turner. a member now living in Flor
ence Tea was served afterward.
Engaged to Mr.. CIeaves.
Staten Islanders will be interested in
announcement OF the engagement OF Mr..
Howard Henderson Cleaves. who for sew
oral years was curator Of the Staten
Island Museum. Mr.. Cleaves is now liv-
ing In San Diego. His fiancee is Miss
Muriel Emma Mattocks, daughter of
Mrs. Sapuel James Mattocks of Kansas
City, Mo-
A Halloween dance was held at the
Great Kills Tennis Club last Saturday
evening.
Several com mittees OF the Women's
Auxiliary met at the home Of Mrs. w. r.
Janeway on Westevelt avenue last
week. Following the business meeting
refreshments were served.
The wedding of Miss Marjorie
Bancker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Freeman Bancker of % DeGroot
Place to Mr.. Roger Crocheron VanName
OF Port Richmond took place last We'd
nesday at the home OF the bride. The
Rev. o. NJ. West of the Trinity NJ. T.
Church performed the ceremony at 9 80
in the evening. Miss Jessie BAncker,
sister of the bride. was maid OF honor
and Mr.. De Witt Eadie was best man.
Upon returning from their wedding trip
through the New England States the
couple will live in Port Richmond.
Mrs. Florence Prall, soprano, with
Mrs Frank Hankinson. contralto. ac~
companied by Mrs. J. N. Haydock en-.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Social News in the Oranges

the British Empire, will meet to-mor-
row at the home of Mrs. George Seward
Foster. 1853 Harrison street. East Or
ange. The State Council OF the order Is
to meet Tuesday at the North Reformed
Church, Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Baldwin Of sc
Mum avenue south. East Orange, have
gone to Europe.
Seven tables were in play at a card
party given on Monday by Mrs. +. r. III.
Fitch at her home, Park avenue. Or
ange. The affair was given for the
building fund of the Orange Mountain
Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution, Of which the hostess Is a
member.
Miss Katheryn Philips. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Philips OF Whit
tlesey avenue, East Orange. has re-
turned from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace Hurd Of sc
Harrison street, East Orange. have re-
turned from Laurel-in-the Pines. Lake.
wood.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. Armand Jean DE Rosset OF
Dodd' street, East Orange. OF the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Ivy
De Rosset, to Mr.. Allen Brentwood Ken
dali. Jr., OF Jacksonville, Fla.
MISS Eleanor Barry. daughter OF
Major and Mrs Herbert Barry Of
Llewellyn Park. West Orange. has re-
turned to Staten Island. where she is in
boarding school.
Miss Elsie G. Shiebler, daughter Of
Mrs. Lillian Shiebler OF Asbury Park.
formerly of East Orange. gave a shower
recently at the home OF her brother-in-
law, Dr. u. G. Woodcock, for Miss Inez
Wallace. day yhter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
u. Wallace who is to wed Mr.. Ira r.
Nelson. Jr.. OF East Orange, on Feb
ruary ..
Mrs. John II. Yocum of Main street.
East Orange. has leased an apartment
IN New York for che winter. Mrs. yo-
cum, who was graduated from Smith
College Will take afcourse at Columbia.
Mrs. Thomas q. Harrison. regent OF
Orange Chapter, u. a. r., was chair
man OF the committee In charge of the
Halloween card party at the Misses
Clarks school. East orange. on Tues
day.
Mrs. Douglas Nichols OF Lewellyn
Park, West Orange, will entertain on
Wednesday her bi-weelly bridge club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore 3. Woodbury..
who have been staying .at the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, have opened their
new home In South Orange.
Three score people attended the Hal
lowe'en dance Tuesday night at the
Map.ewooi Club, Maplewooi.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

tertained the members OF the Twentieth
Century Club at 4 concert last week
at Richmond Hill, L. /.
Miss Agnes Purcell of New Dorp has
returned from month al Plattsburs.
y. Y.
Arriving from Europe on the Majestic
last week wene the Aessrs. Alonzo, Os-
car. Kenneth and Leslie Pouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethelbert Potter Of Be-
ment avenue entertained her mother.
Mrs. Augustine n. Lawrence of Man
hattan. over tho week end.
The staten Island Chapter D. A. e..
will meet November II at ths homs OF
the Misses CTopsey In Rossville. a pa
triotic progr am has been arranged for
Armstice Day.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Daley OF 81.
Pa, over tire week end 10 visit their
daughter. Eleanor, who IS a student at
Penn Hall
Sigma Epsilon Phi held It's annual
Halloween party at st. George Tres-
day evening Those initiated were the
Misses Fannie Horn. Dolly Grover,
Gladys era ner. Margaret Siemer. Mar
Jorie Spindler and Catherine Mullen.
The members present were Florence
Smith, Marguerite Mccormack, Jean
Errington, Elizabeth Cadmus, Doro-
thea Brurls. Gretchen Smith, Louisa
Steele. Helen Kane, Phyllis Steiner.
Edna DurBin, Monica Hardin. Dorothy
Schmidt. Olga Davidson, Eva Lam
bert, Marion Thompson and Mildred
Steele.
Decorated with orange and black LETT
ters. the Richmond County Country
Club presented a gay Halloween at
mosphere last Saturday evening. The
attendance was unusually large.
Some of those noticed were ~ md
Mrs. Benbow Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Bonner. Mr. and Mrs. Savage
C. F'rieze, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman II.
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bleecker Leggett, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Lear Woodward. Mr..
and Mrs. HaveloclS Walser Mr.. and
Mrs. Ffarold J. O'Connell, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward w. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis L. williams, Mr. and Mrs. George
Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B. Delafield, Mr..
and Mrs Otis Gazebrook Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. Hunter Platt, Jr. and Mrs. W
II. Averell. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Bum. Mr. and Mrs. John Primrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Garrett, Mrs. Robert c.
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs Charles Mills.
Mr. snd Mrs. Sydney Bancroft. Mr..
and Mrs Louise Stirn, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred King Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phipps.
Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil, Mrs. Ada
Pritchard. Mrs NJ. G. McKaig and
Mrs. Adele Barr
Also the Misses Mildred Walker,
Laura williams Dorothy Kavanagh,
Nellie Griffin. Maude Walker. Louise
Stirn, Ruth Tysen and the Messrs.
Reginald Bonner, Joseph Jefferson,
Walter w. King. Jack Kavanagh, Her
bert Fredericks, Sydney BowertnS.
Carl Boyd. A. A. Schroeder. Jack Nor
ton, John B. Gilman, Guv Timolat,
John Alien. and Arthur Walser.
The New York herald., 1922-11-05
Civftas Club Meets.

Tho Civitas Club held its annual poIit-
ical meeting at the Brooklyn Woman's g
Club, on Pierrepont street, Thursday
afternoon, leading candidates OF both
parties appearing. The hostesses OF
the day were Mrs. Edwin Hicks Bige-
low. Mrs. George W. Chauncey, Mrs.
Frederick l.. Johanns and Miss Mabe'
Stanton.
Miss Daisy Isabel Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8. Brown OF 6sS
Tenth street and Hewlett Clinton Rob
inson, son of Hewlett a. Robinson of
East Patchogue, l.. T.. We're married
quietly last Tuesday night. Miss Brown
Is a Berkeley Institute girl. The couple
arc honeymooning in Bermuda.
For the Benefit Of the Caledonlan Hos
pital. an afternoon bridge party will
be given ON Tuesday. November II. at
the home Of Mrs. Morris U. Henry,
25S9 Bedford avenue.
Mrs. Peter Kruse was the hostess az
her home, at shore road and Narrows
avenue. in the Fort Hamilton section.
last week at a Halloween birthday
party In honor OK her daughter. Miss
Wildne Kruse Classmates Of Mise
Kruse at Packer Institute were present.
The Little Club OF Brooklyn will give
its second annual dance fantasie on
Armlstce night November IL, In the
grand ballroom Of the Hotel shelburne,
Brighton Beach and Ocean Parkway.
Lieut.. Tim Brymn and his Black Devil
Jazz Orchestra will furnished the music.
The dance viii be opened at $50 r. NJ
with a moonlight novelty waltz. There
will be continuous dancing until a. NJ.
Miss Alice @. Leddy, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. a. G. Leddy of 1SO Quincy
street. has entered the College Of Mount
81. Vincent
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

A RRANGEMENTS have been
~ completed by the New York
University Club OF the Oranges
for the production OF four one act
plays in the East Orange High School
Friday night. The Washington Square
College Players will give the perform
ance. These comprise members of the
dramatic class at the university who
scored successes in East Orange and
Newark last year. The plays to be
presented are Stuart Walkers Never
theless." Dorrian's Age of Reason"
Walkers The Medicine Show" and
Brighouse's Lonesome Like
Major and Mrs. Eugene f. Kinkead
of Scotland road. South Orange, en-
tertained on Wednesday night for
Miss Anna Toomey of East Orange.
bride yesterday of Mr.. Carl Schweinler
of West Orange, and for Miss Dorothy
NJ. Schweinler. whose engagement to
Mr. Carl w. Badenhausen OF Staten
Island has been announced. Miss
Toomey was also guest of honor on
IucSndv dl n tea ana SHOWER given Dy
Miss Eleanor Gertrude Hall OF South
Center street. Orange. Mrs. Charles
Schweinler. mother OF the bridegroom.
and Mrs. Daniel y. Toomey, mother of
the bride. presided at tea tables. Miss
Kate Mclaughlin OF 80 Mount Fros-
pect place. Newark, entertained for
Miss Toomey on Monday at lunch
con and bridge.
Mrs. j. Garfield Moses OF 4S5 Park
avenue. Orange. gave luncheon at her
,home on Friday to mark the opening
meeting OF the Smith College Club of
the Oranges. Mrs. James A. Webb. Jr.
OF Madison, executive OF the Smith Col
lege Student Aid. and Mrs Landreth
RI. King OF Orange. who returned re-
Gently from visit to the college. were
the speakers.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh It. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
r. O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Il.
O'Neili. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paisley. Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Philips and Mrs. May r.. Fran
els chaperoned the Halloween barn
dance at the Washington Society club
house. East Orange, Tuesday evening.
The affair was the first by the Junior
Assembly OF the society.
Lady Jersey Chapter, Daughters OF
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

The first regular meeting Of For.
Greene Chapter, ID. A. r.. of which Mrs.
William c. Beecher is regent, will be
held Wednesday afternoon next at the
home of Mrs. Charles j. Obermayer
Shore road and Ninety ninth street, ir
the Fort Hamilton section. The speaker
of the occasion will be Herbert +. Gun
nison, publisher of the Brooklyn Eagle,
and New York State Commissioner %
the recent Brazilian Exposition. His
subject will be international Relations"
The hostesees include Mrs. Thomas w.
Lauerdale, chairman of the hospitality
committee Mrs. Jacob II. Shaffer, Mrs
Duke Harrison, Mrs. George III. Tier,
Mrs. Walter +. Wells. Mrs. Frederick 2.
Hamlin. Miss Mabel Story. Miss Theda
Kenyon and Miss Eliza Stutzer.
The Tiny Tim Society of st. Giles
Hospital has decided to hold its annual
card party at the Heights Casino on
Montague street on November Is instead
OF in January as originally planned.
Mrs. j. Adolph Mollenhauer is president
Of the society and Mrs. Frederick D.
Mackay is chairman Of the card party.
The utility table will be In the hands OF
Mrs. Raymond L. Donnell. Mrs. Will
lam u. Perry will preside at the cake
table and Mrs. George B. Worthington
will be in charge of the candy table
AT Halloween party given By NJ
and Mrs. John Knollc at 29S Twelfth
street the engagement OF Miss Katherine
c. Knolle to Francis l. Sawyer, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Sawyer of 500
Fenimore street, was announced.
The Morning Choral OF Flatbush gave
card party and informal dance at
the Hotel St George Tuesday night.
the first event of its season. Mrs
George w. Berry is president. Mrs. Ben
jamin w. Colvin vice-president, Mrs
Theodore Whitman secretary. Mrs
Thomas y. Cisney corresponding secre-
tary. and Mrs. Benjamin. VI. Flower
treasurer.
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TIME week just ended has been OF
interest to Brooklyn society
- because of the number of en-
gagements announced, families promi-
nent in the borough being concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Moran of
125 Bainbridge street have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Arvilla Hutchins Moran, TO
George L. Mendes of zoo Hancock
street, a graduate of Polytechnic In
stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Burger of 73
Monroe street have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Judith Annette Burger. to Lawrence
Meredith Maxson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George ID. Maxson Of West Edmeston,
N. Y. Miss Burger was educated at
Packer Institute and Mrs. Gibbs's
School in Manhattan. Mr.. Maxson is
graduate OF Alfred University and
received his NJ. A. degree at Cornell.
The engagement of Miss Marie
Hazel Coburn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Coburn of 920 Putnam
avenue, to Ensign Harold $. Nager,
son of the late Simon Mayer. Jr., OF
Rockville Center. l.. l.. has been an
nounced. Mr.. Mayer is a graduate of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis and
is now attached to tho U. s. S. Wyo-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Burt Green
man Of 256 Clinton avenue annornce the
engagement OF their da lighter. Miss
20 Cha ri lau
Walter Ulsh OF 315 Greene avenue, son
cf the late Mr.. and Mrs. James vi. Ulsh
CT Lancaster. Pa. Miss Greennian Is n
berkeley Institute girl.
MFR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Schwartz Of
4f4 Stratford road announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Miss Anne
Schwartz, to Andrew B. Rankin. Jr.,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rankin OF
Macon street Mr.. Rankin's father is
widely known as a newsoape sports
writer
DR.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Dusseldorf OF
3o2 Union street announce the engage
nent of their daughter. Miss Edna Dus-
eldorf. TO Joseph Il. Murray. soa OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Murray Of Car
Londale. Pa. Miss Dusseldorf is 4 grad
uate of ST. Agnes's Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Heidelberger OF
sci9 Bedford avenue have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Elsie @. Heidelberger. 60 Arthur J. Nc
Q1ade, son Of Mrs. NJ. McQuade of 370
Convent avenue. Manhattan.
Founders Day at Packer.
Founders Day will be observed next
Friday afternoon by Packer Collegiate
Irstitute on the Heights. exercises taxi
Ing place at O'Clock. The enteretain-
ment will include Shelley masque by
ssudents Mrs. Lorenzo G. Caruana has
Lten assisting In the program arrange
mcnts.
among the studentq taking part are
Misses Frances Bayes. Margaret Ella
son, Miriam Dggers, Elizabeth Baldwin.
FL zaheth Mcdonald, Flora McNaugh-
ton Maudc Garslde. Adele Strssburger,
Elizabeth Chase, Elizabeth Mears Janet
Mills. Dorothea Bogart Grace Roster
Ruth Jonas, Edith Jonas. Miriam Ber-
rian. Murie Asche and Grace Carroll.
Mss Kate NJ. Ward. director Of the de-
tnrtment Of English, has arranged the
asque. with Shelley's poems as her
guide.
Next Thursday afternoon. November
0, Miss Maud MADDEN, daughter OF The
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

TIME week just ended has been of
interest to Brooklyn society
- because of the number of en-
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Perry of PA
Riverside Drive have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Helen
The New York herald., 1922-11-05

Announcement has been made of the
engagement OF Miss Jessie Bracker
daughter of Mrs. Mary Bracker of GA
West 157th street. to Mr. Abraham l.
Menin of 6 West 1881 street. Mr..
Menin is an assistant United States At
torney
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iasi soarta. Caci ar fl intr 'adevar
extraordinara cenzura exercitata
astfel in contra intereselor Sta.
tului 81 pentru a Sc ascunde OPT
niei pnblice o adevarata crima
contra Banatufui.
MOI ne grabim sd dam alarma
in opinia publica 81 sd impiedicam
consumarea faptului. Lucrarile
comisiunei de Ia Timisoara tre-
'buesc anulate de guvernul libe.
raj caci altfel toate manifestarile
de dragoste pentu Banat 81 de
intransgenta ale partidului d-lui
Bratianu ar ramane ca un joe de
politica interna.
De sltfel, lucrarile comisiunii
sunt gresite atat sub raportul a.
plicarii principiului de reciproci.
tate in fixarea granted dintre
part cat 81 din punctul de veders
al aplicatiunii practice. Din par,
tea noastra comisiunea S a pus pc
terenul cedarii 81 al concesiunilor
foarte largi fata de pretentiile
sarbesti, = lucru pc care un gu
vern responsible 81 Consistent dc
raspunderile sale nu trebue sa-
admita. In special, la fixares
frontierei in punctele Valceni
Toader 81 Partos, greselile aces.
tea sunt foarte grave 81 absolut
inadmisibile.
De altminteri, in chestia gra.
nitei banatene pare Cd este a.
Iproape sd Sc savirseasca gre
sala identica aceleia din momen-
tul evacuarii pripite partei nor.
dice din Maramures. Politica in
terna nu pOate nesocOti chestia
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In vartejul campaniei electorate
sd nu uitam lucrarile de Ia Cemi-
soara. - Un fapt grav.. - Gu
vernul liberal sd Sc explice!

A trecut o luna de cand "DA-
CIA" ridicat chestilmea grani.
tel noastre din Banat 81 trata.
tiHelor angajate de guvernul ro.
man GU regatul vecin in condi.
tiuni de inferioritate pentru situa
tia creata Romaniei prin tratatul
de la Sevres. MOI am dat la timr
alarma asupra greseei pc Gale de
lnfaptuire, am spune char asupra
crlmei gata de a Sc savirsi impo
trivia Banatului romanesc.
Alarma nOastra din nenorocire
n a avut nici un eject. GuvernuI
Take Ionescu s'a marginit sd
taca pregatind opiniei publict
surpriza faptelor mplinite. Drep1
raspuns, insa, am PRINT declara
tiunlle foarte indrasnete 81 nepo
trivite ale unui membru din co
misiunea de la Timisoara repre-
zentand regatul vecin. Am subli
Mat la timp grayitatea acelor de
claratiuni cerind din nou guver
nului Take Ionescu ,sa Sc explice
mai ales ca Parlamentul era in.
chis. 81 de data aceasta lar ta
cere!
Situatia -fhtr 'adevar ingriji.
toare 81 frayii 'banateni au senti.
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banatu| a fOSt dat uitdrei?

mentul ca toata llmea la dat vi.
tarei find alarmati acum in ur.
ma 81 de versiunea, deslnintita
altfel insusi orasul Timisoara
ar urma sd fie cedat regatului
vecin Gu prilejul casatoriei prin.
tesei- Marioara Gu regele Alexan.
dru.
lata, insa, ca astazi suntem in
posesia unor stiri 81 mai alar.
mante care he vim din Banat.
COmisiunea de la Temisoara
terminandu-si lucrarile, urmeaza
CD acestea sd fie examinate 81
confirmate de ministerul de ex,
terne. Cum procedeul de lucru al
cOmisiunei fost prea larg 81 con
ceslv fata de vecini, 'Uniunea
banateana" din Tinisoara a dat
o telegrama d-lui N. Misu, minis
trul- palatului, precum 81 prese
din Capitala, spre cere infor
marea NJ. S. Regelui 81 a opiniei
publice despre terminarea lucra
. rllor 81 provOca anularea lor
Fapt nu mai pomenit: ziarelt
n 'au primit aceasta telegrama
eel putin ziarul nostru ma pri
tmit-o 81 ma stiut mimic spre .
protesta la timp. Gel care he in.
formeaza sc fntreaba Gu groaza
daca 81 telegrama adresata d-lui
N. Misu spre a Fl adusa la cuno.
stinta suveranulli ma ay7lt ace
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(Urmare).

rintii lor ma stimeaza 81 ma i'm
presoara cu toata simpatia 81
dragostea Tor. Nici plangere
sau vre-o nemultumire impotriva
mea. Inspectorul scolar a facut
eri un rapport catre ministrui de
cutie 81 cbnsiliul educatiunei, in
care imi aduce elogii 81 ma reco-
manda .capabila pentru profe-
soara Ia orr care scoala secun-
dara. Mi Ia cetit inainte de al
pune in pile ca sal trimita Ia 'des-
tinatie. Aeeste pentru mine, in
stases in care ma aflu, sunt cele
mai bune leacnri ii incursjari e.
y nerg mi dsparte l's eales care
ssIrlnes,
M siipt mplt Mi slsbd, am
a!l|!! ls|l!xl,t y eu zse I 1 a. reatste 4
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DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA.
dc: G. r. PASCU

[mama inceput sa Sc ingrijeasca
de mine. Mia spus de multi sd ma
consult cu. I'm medic 81 lam ras-
puns zim'bind, ca ma STINT bine 81
sldbiciunea pfovine din cauzs
muncei. excessive pc care o depun
lin cariera mea. Ma ingrozeam la
ideia Sd flu vizitata de un medic.
'Saptamana trecuta find con-
vinsa, ca nam motive de q ma
|feri de vizfta lnedicala, am ce-
dat Ia staruintele mapei, 81 ieri
am fost vizitata de un medic, care
a atribuit slabiciunea mea tot
''eum am zis eu, muncei excessive,
Ma sfatuit 81 lucrez mai putin
- numai citesc noaptea "a ma
name m6ncaruri hranitesre, "A
mi eulc sesra de vrelne si y fac
|sxercit;i mai mnlte. Am = iueerc
Az; uryasx sfa1ltl. & y y
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unor frontiere drept 81 n virtu-s
tea principiului NATURALIZATION
81 dupa tratatul din Sevres, ale
carui prevederi categorice au fosti
nesocotite de vccini prin rama;
nerea lor in comune ce Mise
cuvin.
|. In ori ce caz, chestiunea ni-sel
pare foarte grava 81 asteptam
explicatiuni Il
MOI am dat alarma 81 vom re-
veni.
Tara nu poate Fl pusa prin,
surpriza in fata unui fapt fmpli.1
nit de ceziuni teritoriale din cor
pul Banatului trist 81 fnsangerat.
(Din 'Dacia").
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lie dragut 81 are un caracter franc.
Doctorul mia zis ca acum
sunt in deplina desvpltare 81 Sd
natate 81 numai 9 nevoie 81 fac.
gimnastica din punctul de We.
dere al sanatatii, dar daca imi
place pot sd urmez. N
!. lam spus cd nam inyatat GU
ca 81 n 'asi putea sd ma las. CT fn
fiecare dimineata, inaiite de de,,
jun, fac exercitii timp de juma.
tate ora. Lam co6dus in sphsol III
lam arafat apAratele, fkclhd
cateva figuri, 81 r1mas 1ncan-s
tat. Vazind niste greutati mari
ma fntrebat dacx lie fntrebuintex
81 lam raspuns ximb!nd: Ia fies
care dimineata. LEAN luat ii;
lean ridicat Gu brstele dntinse'
pana in dreptul peptuaui Vi ! ra4
mas mirat, A dncercst ii 81 daFs
n = fost in, stare s6 II ridices!
Lessm luat din non sile-am ridi.,
eat deaGppra capl lui, iptipsln1;I
lbratele fara * m 1qss eevs
coaoal, Dacz u tn v1llsl6 ~ I y ii' Is