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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
HELD FOR CHECK THEFT
Secretary Of Veterans League Ac.
cused by Confessed SwIndIer

William Il. Miller, 7o5 North Broad
street, n secretary Of the National Dis
abled Soldiers League here, was held
under $500 bail for the Grand Jury by
Magistrate Coward today, charged with
larceny.
Emmanuel Scnnickoif, also disabled
veteran, was held yesterday on the same
charge and involved Miller. 1t is al
legged that the men took blank checks
bearing the signatures of the treasurer
of the organization and cashed them
for small amounts.
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LEAPS FROM N. Y. BRIDGE
Thronss See Man Drop 1870 Feet to
Death

New York. July S.-During the rush
hour traffic across Williamsburg Bridge
yesterday Gustave Sauter, thirty eight,
Of Ridgewood, stopped his automobile
at the center span and, climbing on
the parnpet, leaped 130 feet to the
East River. Scores of persons wit
messed the act.
Sauter was still breathing when taken
from the water. but was dead when
the surgeon arrived His suicide was
brought on by depression caused by A
nervous breakdown, and neichbors re-
ported today that he had apparently
been absent from work for several
weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
TvoIeying Along the
Arctic Circle

A page that will cool the most
fevered brow these hot days.
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ELKS THROMG INTO CITY
ON WAY TO SHORE MEETING
Headquarters Here at 1920 Arch
Street Open Day and Nlaht


Street Open Day and Night
Hundreds of Elks from all parts Of
the Nation are pouring into this city
today in preparation for the annual
reunion Of the Grand Lodge In Atlantic
City beginning Monday.
Headquarters at 1920 Arch street are
already taking care of the strangers in
town, and 1t is estimated that 10. 900
out town members will be enter
tained by Philadelphia Lodge.
The elaborately decorated headquar-
ters is open day and night. Band
concerts will be held all day and night
and delegations will be received TODAY
from as far west as Los Angeles and
as far south as Balboa, Panama, Con-
certs Will be given in Cedar Park this
afternoon and bus trips provided to his
toric spots.
Delegations reporting here tomorrow
are Denver. New Orleans, Milwaukee
and Chicago. Ohio. California and Utah
State Associations and Indianapolis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
CHILE WANTS DISARMAMENT
VIII Press Demand at Fifth Pan.
American Conference

Paris. July Sat the closing ses
sion Of the League Of Nations Disarma-
ment Commission here yesterday, DR..
Rivas Nicuna, Chilean Ambassador at
Paris, announced that Chile would de-
mand the inclusion in the agenda of
the hfth Pan, American conference. 10
be held next March in Santiago. of the
who.e question of world disarmament.
both naval and military.
DIR. Nicuna said Chile would use the
Washington Conference as the basis for
her program. He explained that Chile
was making an effort to bring about
disarmament In South America.
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DEATHS

-, HAYpocK. On July I, 1927, JESSE
dock. aged 8s years Services on Monday,
afternoon ut 9 O'Clock at his residence 27:0
WooDs.-July 7,-HARRY G.. JR., son Of
Harry G. and Elizabeth Il. Woods (nee Plne).
aged 70 years, Funeral services Tuesday,
mont terrace. CollingswCod. n. J. Inter.
ment Fernwood Cemetery. Friends may call
Monday evening.
H!I.BRONNER.--J 3. HENRY. son. Of
the late Isaac and Pauline Hilbronner. pa4
notice Of funeral from late residence 1893
FLANAGAN.--July7 7. 1929. ELIZABETH
e.. daughter Of Amada and the late vii
liam A: Flanagan. Funeral services Mon
day. T.. N. precisely. at her mothers rest
donoe. 44O8 Manayunk ave. Roxboroush'
BRAKER,-Juiy 7. 1929. MARGARET A.
BRAKER (nee Ryan,. widow OF George
braker Nela,!yes and friends invited to at:
late residence. ll4O n, Hancock st. High
iinm mMss Cbmro or requiem a. Immaculate Consep'
. WIILkJlAMssCsuddenly " JAMS on July 8, 1872,
a., hpsbspd Of the lato Mary d. WILLIAMS
lnee Davis) at his late residence. 21l0 N,
1th st, Due notice of funeral will be given.
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SHOOTS SELF IN MORGUE
Braddock Man Wanted to "Save
Trouble"-Expected to Die


bold. fifty years old. of Braddock,
walked into the county morguc yester.
day, pulled out revolver and fired q
shot into his breast, infiicting n wound
which hospital surgeons say will prove
fatal.
SeybOld said h" had been drinking
nit suicide. Thinking the matter over
he came to the conclusion he would
save trouble all around by going
into the morgue and ending his life
there.
Examination OF Seybold's clothing
resulted in the finding of a cigarette
box filled with powder believed to be
poison.
TO HONOR NEW YORK MEM
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Mary A. Klostermann

NJ ary A. Klostermann. widow Of
Frederick Klostermann. Civil War
veteran. died suddenly at her home. 1oo2
North Tenth street. yesterday. She was
ninety years old Mrs. Klostermann.
who lived with her son. George W.
kIostermann, proprietor of the Minerva
Hotel, was known throughout that ser
tion of the city. at one time a rcSidcn.
tial district. Funeral services will b.
held Monday morning, with solemn
requiem mass at 10 o'clock, at st.
Johns Catholic Church. Burial will be
private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Boy III From Eating SAUSAGE

Thomas Cunningham, seven years
old, Of 2152 South Howard street, is
in a serious condition in Mount Sinai
Hospital as the result of a meal on
can Of spoiled sausage he found on a
lot near Tenth street and Oregon ave.
nue. last night. His condition Is
slightly improved today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
LAUGH AND GROW THIN

thah you now are, IA ke a word Of advice Tor
you cant help laughing of extra weight NJ
the behavior OF the comic characters v6o
perform w the Six Pages of Ail-Star Comics
every week In the Sunday PUBLIo snnmn"
Make 1t Habit.'-Adv. '|Ao'Aa'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
"Dry Ship" ParIey Is CalIed

:, washington, July S.-Legnlity Of
liquor sales on the high seas on ships
nying the American flag will be debated
"a "a an open nearing arranged by the
was announced at the department YES.
terday. '''
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Senator Grow Improves

Grow showed signs of improvement TO.
day following turn for the worse last
night. At his Office today It was said
that the Senator us holding his own"
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John M. Georaeson

John NJ. Georgeson, tea and coffee
merchant. died Wednesday at his home.
4314 Market street. lie had been cn.
gagged in the tea and coffee trade for
more than thirty five years and was
one of West Philadelphia s most active
business men. lie is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Matilda Gcorgeson. and y
daughter, Anne NJ. Georgeson. Funeral
services will be conducted Monday
morning in his home. Interment will
be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
ROtOgraULlre SecfiOn

TIE only one published bv a
. PhiIadefphia Sunday nelvspa-
PeT. Unusual pictures of peoDie,
places and euents, In pieasino
tones OF sepia. The world at
your door each Sunday morning.
AA these features in addition In
the exceptional neWs service of
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Hot NeUs From,
OatmQn

That new humorist Is going strong
King Lardner. Homer Balmv
Hanlon's Follies Ill another nnps
with sparkling wit and humor,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
-Four Million Dollars

How would you spend It? Truboc
Davidson feels he can accompllsh
much good In politics with his
fathers fortune
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Sir William Nelson

London, July S.-Sir William Mel.
son died here yesterday. He was the
founder of the Nelson Line, which op.
crates steamship service from London
and Liverpool to various foreign ports.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Domestic and Lingerie Vanish

a domestic In the home of Mrs. f., u
Baltzeli, lOi West Springfield avenue,
is missing since july 3, When the do .
nestle left several pieces of lingere van
ished. The goods are valued St s3n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Six Pages of Comics

Laugh and keep cool with "Some-
body's Stenog," THE Gumps"
Gasoline Alley. Betty" all
familiar friends. but funnier than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
SALE-PENNsYLyANIA FARMS

NTI'T.Fl VINVHN{D
20.acre farm with AN apple orchard con,
tanning over 900 trees, most OF which are
beginning to boar; l mile to train; broom
stone house al conVeniences. running wa!HSHlS
head; include 2 cows, i horse, 800 chickens,
: goose, 10 turkeys; largo creek runs throliSh
me place, III health causes this sale: prlcs
10000. Easy terms can be arranged, Ihi'
LEONARD q, NEEDLES.
Doylestown, IA. ..-
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Won Schorlemer-Lelser

Berlin. July S.--Baron Won Schori.
emer- Lieser is dead He was promi.
nent for many years as an agrarinn
leader. He became Minister of Agri-
culture In 1910 and retired in 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
The Great God AIibi

Tale OF the club whore Wash!ngtoni.
ans hide away when social duties
become too pressing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
10 REPRESENTATIVES, REPRESENT,

Pithy paragraphs on this absorbing politi-
cal topic appeared recently in the ''decidedly
entertaining column, 'On Second Thought"
by Jay u, House a regular feature on ths
EDITORIAL page Of tho PUBLIC LED0sl "Naks
- ,iaEit, ,"--Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-08
Her HerOines

very different from present-day fan
pers. says Laura Jean Libbey,
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PERHAPS XEH VERY ARTICLE YOU ARE
iooki2nsU Us.! n the For Sale column % 10.
, 1922-05-06
ROAD REPORT

Reports received up to 10 n m.
May 6, 1921. at the office Of the
state highway commission Indicate
the following road conditions:
: Yellowstone Highway East-very
good with tho exception of a few de-
tours between PnIkerton and Casper
these dotours being fair and easily
passable- Yellowstone Highway
west-Casper TO Shoshoni nnd Ian
der generally good between Sho-
shoni and Thermopoils, Birds go
Pass Is paasabla-
GRIN. Highwuy-Orin Junction TO
Lusk good Lusk to Nobroska state
limo generally good. slightly soft,
but lily passabfe over new con-
strlction three miles west of Node
Disqualification Road-GcneraIly
yey good. a rough placa about ono
half milo long IN the vicinity Of
Nho-hIne Lake and slightly rough
In ths vicinity Of Salt Creek
Llsk-Newcastle and Edgemont
Roa6NGenerully very good to state
Tine. and reported very good to
Edgemont
, 1922-05-06
HOMESTEADERS
ORGANIZATION
/ GROWING FAST
Mapped Out for
Farm Development in Ma
I trona County Receives
Wide Support.

wfth membership growing at an I'M
expected rate due to h organization
of auxiliary organizations at Salt
Greek, Powder River, Arminto and
Sweetwater districts, the Homestead
ers' Protective association holds pro-
mise of becoming one OF the strong
est and most influential organizations
In the state.
BasinS the objects or the organiza.
ton on continued constructive pro-
grams the local chapter is reaching
out to find and back all endeavors
fhat will prove beneficial to the inter-
asts of the members.
cpe Of the first undertakings viii be
70 install a system of cooperative
buying and delivery so hat the home
Bteaders in various districts can pool
their buying and get the ad-
vantage Of wholesale selling and haul
tng prices
In connection with this plan It Is
- become the avowed ~endeayor OF the
Organization to institute truck service
into the most thickly settled rural dis.
Eicts at an early date. The cumula-
ne buying plans includes every neces-
sity required by the residents of the
ftiral districts of the state.
The success of the protective plan
avowed by the organization is attrac-
tpe the attention of farm and home.
steaders' organizations in all sections
pf the state and many communications
Are being received here seeking infor.
nation or h right TO Install subsi.
diary charters.
The Homesteaders organization went
equarely behind the contemplated ir-
figation project in this district on
action taken following extensive de.
liberation at this weeks meeting.
When the waters of the Platte are
conserved to transform the barren
plains of the country into n common
wealth of cultivation it was decided
that the members Of the association
would go in for intensive farming and
stock raising or a small scale. The
plan urges that the members raise
only pure-bred stock and SOW nothing
put certified seed
Under a plan of This kind the Cas-.
Tssr district can become a real farming
Community without undergoing the
long waits and tedious and costly ex-
periments with less satisfactory seed
and cattle.
The meeting Thursday, one of the
largest in point of attendance eve
held hero surveyed statistics which
have been gathering showing of grants
70 stockmen Of Wyoming on 1900, 900
ceres of land o grazing purposes.
This vas- acreage is set aside solely
for grazing purposes and stock trails
- was said This acreage is said to
be in addition to the 50O-foot trails
which are in process OF being opened
mp In yar'cus sections of the state and
Which were recently the center OF
storm in Natrona county.
, 1922-05-06
Safety Device Stops
EIepator in Fall

a safety device on the elevator In
tho Consolidated Royalty building to-
day saved what might have been n 6is-
nstrous accident when the cage occu.
pied by the pilot and six passengers
dropped from the third to the first
when the machine broke.
II he safety device had failed to
function the cage in all probability
would have been wrecked and some
of the passengers badly injured.
When tho cable broke dropping the
cab the crash was heard all over the
building. The general impression pre-
vailed that he carrier had crashed
to the basement The noise is thought
60 have resulted from the falling cable.
, 1922-05-06

Autos We're Once
A Luxury, But
NoU q Necessity
, 1922-05-06
BOYLE RECEIVES
/ CARLOAD TIRES
Record Shipment for Casper
Made Up of Oldfield and
Firestone Make.

Earl c Boyle has tust reccsved n
fnn ca-ioad OF oidhieid and F1restone
fires- This is h largest shipment Of
fires and tubes that the local dealer
has ever obtained.
Mr. Boyle Is the approved oidfieId
distributor IN this territory. He has
several counties At his disposal and
Nxpects to do n large business dur.
Ing the coming months IN selling
these famous tires
In h oa-load Just received there
gro 1.4oo tires and $500 tubes. They
'eoms in all sizes
The FfrestDne and Oidfieid pskes
~ well known among auto users for
fhefr durability End general good quail
tties.
, 1922-05-06
GARAGE GIVING
AWAY AUTOMOBILE FREE

interest Tn the drawing being con-
ductod by the Liberty garage Is grow
ing rapidly with the possibilities for
getting n $3.50 automobile FREQ draw
ING nearer. With each tire sold. a cou.
pom Is given tho purchaser. emitting
him to a chance on the machine. The
tires sold are the Pemsyivanta Rub
Der company vacuurn cup tires and
D. F. Goodrich drus for truck and
car. When 5 tire have been SD the
drawing VIII be held.
, 1922-05-06
CHEVROLET COMING INTO
INCREASED FAVOR, BIC
SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED

The Wyoming OIdsrnobne
Is receiving n carload Of the three
Passenger Chevrolet This Is one of
h class,est little cars ON the market
and has many new features. The
manufacturers arc doing their best
and putting forth every energy to
mako this a a that viii keep I'D
with tho demands Of userz- Il Is re
'ceaving very wide popularity.
, 1922-05-06
CARLOAD OF ESSEX AUTOS.
RECEIVED AND DELIVERED.
SAME DAY TO NEW OWNERS

The Van SAINT Motor oompeny dSd q
unique thing his week In receiving
and delivering tho szme day q carload
Of Essex cars A new load Is on the
way. which VIM be delivered from
Denver This car Is meeting n wide
demand in Casper and equals any
other IN popularity. The dealers TO
port optimism toward the sale u this
ca- during b COMING season
, 1922-05-06
WRKCKEp.

A Dodse touring car belonging to
T1nothr J. Landry of Salt Creek, was
partially wrecked on the Salt Greek
highway Thursday hight when the
, 1922-05-06

compssizf Of neigssors that he has
cruelty tsuted his family
, 1922-05-06

rests Of bate over famry affsfr. Is
being ield in h county jail until he
SECURE a $500 bond in order to
insure that he win provide for his
family, consisting of a wife and seven
children rhe charge against him Is
wife ~desertion- He was arrested by
F. hfsksu, g deputy sheriff. on
, 1922-05-06

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
co n vocAR E

Socictatea Romano de Ajutol
81 Cultura "Romania Libera" din
Akron, Ohio, prin aceasta Con.
voaca pc toti mcmbrii sal din loc,
81 jur, de a lua parte la scdints
Gcncrala, &C sc Va tine in Ziua
de II Septembrie a. e. in Hall;
Soc. 'Romania Liberia" No. 1911
Sweitzer Ave.
Din cauza Cd sala este ocupata
dupa ameaza, sedinta Sc va deschi
de la orelc 1890 p. M. punctual
Toti membri sunt deci rugati !
lua parte la accasta adunarc
avand mai multe lucruri de dis
cutat. asemenea 81 raportul dele.
gatului de la Erie, Pa.
In numele Societatii 'Romania
Liberia din Akron, Ohio.
A. Rachita, presedinte.
John Moldea, secretar.
(2l6-1O.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
coNvocAaE

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Leul'' din Salem, 0.
Convoaca pc toti membrii lua
parte la sedinta Gen. de trei luni
care va avea loo in ziua de II
Sept. 1929. In Hala Soc. ia De-
pot Str.
Deschiderea sedintei la orele
$3.50 a. m. prccis. Onor. functio-
mari cat 81 fratii membrii sunt GU
strictcta sc conforma acestei
Comvocari. La ordinea zilei vor Il
81 darea de seama Societatii
''Leul'' pc intervalul alor 3 luni
trecute, de catra Sef. Con. loan
n. Gonna 81 Raportul delegatului
de la .Adunarea Generala.
Pentru Societatea ''Leul".
(2l5 e. 217). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

Pentru conditii de felul acesta,
vinul Amar al lui Triner este o
binecuulntare. Curata stomacul 81
intestinele, reguleaza sistemul, da
energie, pofta de mancare 81 va
face va simti pc deplin sanatosi.
Fiecare druggist sau negustor de
medicamente are vinul amar al
lui Triner. In schimbarea sezOnu.
lui intotdeauna vine 81 reumatism
81 lumbago, cumparati linimentul
lui Triner care este fOarte bun, 81
un adevarat remediu. Pentru In
flamatii in gat incercati Antipu-
trin-ul lui Triner, care este 0 'pla.
cuta 81 eficienta gargara. (Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

Protestul ziaristilor maghiari
contra inexactitatilor publicate
de presa maghiara din Buda-
peSta.

Din cand in cand, ziarele din
Budapesta, Isl aduc aminte ca Ar
dealul nu mai G in mana feudalilOr
fostei coroane ST. Stefan 81 a.
tunci rasfoesc istoria inchizitiilor
din Spania 81 reproduc pagini de
grozave torturi pc earl lie artmca
in spatele administratiei noastre,
fata de ungurii de aci.
Epitete ca barbara. "inculti
"orientali'', pc carl nj le debitau
inainte, par nu mai avea rasu-
net. Populatia care a cunoscut
deminatia romana in Budapesto, RI
dica din umeri cetindu-le. Ea STA
format opinia. A vazut cavaleris-
mul romanului 81 curtuazia cu care
a fost tratata, vazut ajutoarele
pc care lea dat populated infome-
tate in timp de restriste.
A mai persista deci in epitetele
sus aratate, insemna sd sc discredi-
teze 81 au schimbat frOntul. Au la
sat perioada de timp sd treaca
fara a spune mimic, 81 apoi, prin
articole fabricate prin redactii in
forma de correspondence din Ardeal,
au inceput sd arate atrocitatile ro-
manilor 81 sa planga Gu lacrimi Gle
crocodil starea poporului maghiar
martir, ramas prada rasbunarii So
vinissetilor valahi.
0 astfel de esire, Gu stiri de per-
secutiuni fantastice, am subliniat
anul trecut, cand, intr 'un articol
plin de venin 81 tendentios, aratau
atrocitatile sigurantei din Oradea-
Mare. Ce beciuri ca apa pana la
brau, in care Sc tineau 1nchisi a
restattii unguri, ce, cosciuge Gu ace
in care Sc schingiuiau eel banuiti,
pentru face declaratii, ce batai
pana la sange!.
Nam vrut sa dam vr'o importan-
ta atunci acestor calomnii. Mean
multumit Gu raspunsul sigurantei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

plicarile lui Dinu, bucurestean be-
get, care cunostea Capitala pc de
rost, della mansarda pana la subsol.
Oar blonda acea carna 81 in doliu
pc care o dohoara mantila de as
trahan negru 81 cele trei randuri
de perlef Draguta femeiusca!
+ Olga. 0 rusca, pripasita,
nu stu cum, pc la moi de mai multi
ami. Fosta dactilografa intr 'un
minister, inainte de razboiu. Fata
buna 81 desteapta in vremea pri-
begiei la Iasi. Dana de consuma-
tie hotelurilor 81 gradinii Copou-
lui, noaptea, tot Ia Iasi. Bolsevica
Iamestecata intr 'un complot tero-
rist. Banuita asasina q unui ba-
tran milionar. All sofia unui print
degencrat 81 amanta unui filfison
care, Gu siguranta, va manca mi
loanele imbecilului sot 81 perlelc
printesei" Olga Gargaunescu de
Marcuteni.
Oar doanlna aceea distinsS Gu
fetita cea dragalasaf I
3 mama 81 fiica. DouG Vie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15
sunt 81 ce r0st au in Bucuresti

sunt 81 ce rost au in Bucuresti.
Afla acum ca stunt refugiate din
Russia bolsevica 81 ca si-au pierddt
toata starea, .traind All in mare
lipsa.
Cele doua femei, in ultragiate
toalete, Sc simteau parca strivite
de. eleganta strigatoare a bucure-
stencelor naostre, este ca niste ma
nechine din vitrina celor mai lu,
x0ase magazine.
Cine doamna aceea tanara,
cu ochii negrii, GU buzele sangera-
te, Gu pieptul extrem de desfacut
81 Gu blana acea maron, din tova-
rasia tanarului Gu parul surf in
streba Liudmila Mihailovna.
Dinu priv 81 0 recunoscu numa;
decat:
+ Lilica. Fosta fata intr 'ln
cor de biserica.
Fiica de bucatareasa. Mxritata
Gu un samsar.
Adnltera dnps Q luna de casni-
Gle.
Divortst4 dupa doua. Fence de
strada de cativa AMI. All ainant3
e ininA aeestni tinSr fSrk .
lesefje onorabiH u msrf& de laax
- aterilor le lnefu bun il ssp,
D ~ tfsi fsnasi sculf tn s,d
l|||||ll I 4! y &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-15

sa, trimitand-o pc la hoteluri cu
coada pc spate 81 un sui de note
de piano in mana. Alte orr, plea
cd amandoua din restaurants, sau
della Capsa, mama ell un client in
tr'o directie, fata Gu alt musterin,
in directie opusa.
Val! jSi ce infatisare cuminte
au amandoua!
Ce priviri nevinovate! Ce acre
de femei de lume!
Infatisarea, asta arma lor
cea mai puternica.
Ce frumosi ochi are blonda
aceea tinerica 81 svelta, de langa
tanarul ofiteras. Dupa candoarea
privirii trebue sd fie q domnisoara
de buna conditie Gu fratele Ell.
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