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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE
TO THE UNITED STATES
Irish who Try 10 Divide Nation Z,
Supporting EnEInnd Arc Called

WASHINGTON. May following
tribute TO the part which the United
states Is playing in the world war was
PAID Tonight by the British Ambassa-
der. the lnarl Of Reading In an ad-
dress before the national press club.
Former President TAFT who intro
duccd Lord Roming. came out for an
immediate enactment OF Congress Of
authorization for AN army OF 5000. 900.
ana more later. in the Presidents dis
erection.
we arc facing crisis" he said
send 20 our hard pressed allies the
definite word that we are going TO send
an army big enough to do the job.
send that word to Germany. Get IL
on the statute books now in definite
igUr"s that we will send five million
men Then after that word has gone
'ortA. give the President power to raise
more without limit.
Those" he declared. Irish or 9TH
"rs who aim TO divide this country
IN us support OF Great Britain arc
but one brced-tra!tors"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Dances of Lillian Emerson.

This strangely gifted child. who was
in Richmond some weeks ago, gave one
OF her unique performances at the JEFF
ferson Auditorium yesterday afternoon
and another ut night. That the hall
was none too full can only be explain
ed by the fact that unless one has
seen her dance, il is impossible to i'm
aSimc the wonder of il all, the grace
and beauty of the dance. the meaning
in every movement and gesture, the
tragedy and pathos the gaycly and
freedom. which follow in rapid and be-
wilderinE succession. and above all
the Interpretation of the music. with
out words and without sound. which
is almost 4 miracle
This child OF ten has danced since
she was four and has achieved fame
and given JOY to many thousands, and
yet has never had II single lesson
even in the technique OF her art. She
composes her dances TO lit the mood or
tho meaning OF wcll-choscn music or
tells OF her sorrows or her joys in the
same beautiful and Impressive way.
In lively step or rhymic movement
and by the expression of face and
body, she tells to those privileged to
interpret and understand the deepest
tragedy or the purcst JOY. II is almost
!HSonc'INbp!c liltt TO a chllu so young.
so normal in every other respect should
have come such great gifts OF intuition
and Interpretation. and the explanation
that she is the rcincarnatiou Of some
great life that has passed away is
hard TO resist.
Throughout her program the marvel
and the delight grew from dance TO
dance and all gave ioy-but imagine
a dance flled with the solmn beauty
OF WaGncr's Evening star" or in diff
fer'ng mood depicting the Glow
Worm" OF L!nckc's music!
The Dagger Dance by Herbert was
the pcrsonifcation Of the nerccst
tragedy. ending in unyielding death.
while the miuuet was a beautiful
dream OF the dear and peaceful days
of old
AT the conclusion OF the program
came the browning glory OF it all. She
is Southern little girl and danced
Dixie" as we of the South now sing it.
rohusty and gayly, and then after "A
slight pause. with the flag OF our re-
united country in her little hands. she
interpreted as If inspired The star
SpanGled Banner" telling in her dance
the boundless loyalty OF Il great nation.
lighting for all that is good and high
showing the fcrccncss OF battle, the
suffering Of heroes, and the tri,lmphant
ending of the war, and then depicting
perfect love for the flag which means
so much Ia us all. she wrapped II about
her and--her story was told. her
prophecy unfoided and the curtain
fell upon a performance great and
beautiful beyond words.
Richmond Is indebted to Miss Ella
Rinford for giving it this great oppor-
tunity.
A. 3. @.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
AVIATION CAMP LEADS
! IN ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Contest On in Earnest for Pcnnant
I'm Richmond Amateur
Circles.
GoLDE TEAM SHOWS UP WELL
While Trcdegar Nine. With Murphy
on Mound, Is Playing Good Ball.
Results in Detail OF Contests Oh
Local Diamonds.

The race for the athletic pennant is
now on in earnest. With Che Aviation
Camp leading the field by a margin Of
one won game and three other agEre-
cations pressing closely in the wake
OF the flying boys. snappy fights may
be expected this week
Golde is coming strong under the
leadership of Cav" Cavcrlee. who viii
be remembered rs one Of the gamest
and fastest ends OF spider gridiron his
tory. Cav has given his boys all OF
his attention and experience since he
took charge OF the aggregation two
weeks ago. and the bunch now bids fair
to cop the honors OF the circuit;
The Trcdcrars arc showing up we'll.
The chief reason for which is the con-
sistently steady mound work Of Muir
ply. who was absent from the lineup
last Saturday on account OF sudden i'll
ness. If the brand OF ball which he let
loose yesterday Is an indication TO the
state OF his health. Murphy has rccov-
cred He has fully recovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
DEFINE "ENEMY" PROPERTY
Stntc Tax Board Asks All Virginia Of
hccrs to Cooperate With Fed
cral Government.

The State Tax Board has addressed
a letter to all examiners Of records.
commissioners OF revenue and local
boards of review calling their attcn-
ton to the appointment OF Francis T.
Caravan. director. bureau investigation
as alien property custodian. The bull
letin advises them to make reports Of
enemy property and Information that
may lead TO the discovery OF enemy
property to Custodian Caravan, as a
patriotic duty. All money the Federal
government may take charge OF in this
way will be invested in Liberty bonds
and made to serve rather than damaEe
the government.
The meaning OF enemy property is
defined as follows:
Enemy property includes any and
every kind OF property, tangible and
intangible. money. chattels, securities.
lands, Indebtedness, accounts rccciv-
able. etc, which belongs to an enemy
Even If the property is held In the
name OF another--by dummy or in
trust-if the real beneficial interest
belongs to an enemy. 1t is enemy prop
erty.
IAN enemy is any person. regardless
or citizenship or nationality. who Is
no wlvinS within. or any company
Incorporated within. Germany. Austria
hungary, Turkey. Bulgaria. LuXem-
bourg. the occupied parts OF BclS ium
and Northern France and all other
territory occupied by the armed forces
OF Germany or her allies. Actual pres
cnt residence and not citizenship is
the determining factor. German
I living in the United States is not an
enemy. unless he is informed. On the
other hand an American living in
Germany or in any territory occupied
by the armed forces OF Germany or her
allies, is an enemy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK
PLEADS FOR TEAMWORK
Questions Cause of American Voters In
jcctinS Discord Into Govern
Wants Machinery.


FORT WAYNE, IND. May l1.-Team-
work at the November elections TO pre-
serve the present political harmony be-
tween the President, the Senate and the
House was lSGed upon the country by
Speaker Champ Clark, in Il speech de
liNercd here tonight before an
semblage OF Indiana Democrats.
Why should the American voters in
ject d!scord into the various parts Of
the government machinery" he asked
when the utmost harmony should pre-
vail IN this awful crisis OF our affairs:
indeed. the whole worlds affairs-whcn
representatives government is a stake?
do not believe they will be so UNI
wise and. therefore. / confidently ex-
pect that the House of Representatives
elected in November will be Demo
cratic. TO back up a Democratic Prcsl-
dent and Democratic administration in
the most s;upendous task ever under
taken by the children OF men. The
best possible teamwork is needed to
secure victory in the titanic struggle
IN which We are now engaged"
Speaker Clark came here TO deliver
the only prepared speech he expects
10 make during the campaign He
talked OF patriotism. OF the record of
Z
! Congress ana how the executive and
fullest possible measure Of resources
toward victory over the German foes
Certain gentlemen OF high degree"
he said. have suggested that cleo
tons be omitted pending the war and
that those in office continue to serve
until peace returns. THAT. of course.
is utterly impossible under our sys-
TEN for the constitutional mandate as
10 the election and terms of service Of
elective officers is Imperative Other
eminent personages have suggested
that politics be eschewed in the selec-
tion oil Senators and Representatives
this year. II il could be so arranged
1t would be we'll. but signs multiply
indicating that the usual method will
DC pursued. save in exceptional cases"
The Speaker declared that in tho
House there had been little evidence OF
partisan politics since the beginning
OF the war. Democrats. Republicans
ana Independents fraternize so thor
"ugh!y on war measures. he said, that
strangers sitting in the gallery wouIa
lind II difficult TO distinguish between
them.
Phtriotis;n," he added, has been in
me ascendant since the commencement
and ] fervently hope and pray tina, il
VII! prevail TO the end"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
SUFFRAGlSTS HOLD
TWO STREET MEETINGS
Miss Fendnli Speaks on Recent An
uounremrnt of United states
Senator Martin.

Two weli-attcndcd street meetings
were held yesterday under the au-
spices Of the Woman's Party. when
addresses in behalf of the Federal suf-
iragc amendment were made by Miss
NJ q. Fendall. who spoke at sixth and
Broad Streets at $50 and at $50
O'Clock. DR. q. II. Thomas also spoke
at the night meeting. Mrs. Charles w..
Meredith presided at both meetings and
at meeting OF workers held at her
nome prior 10 the street speaking.
Miss I'endail discussed especially the
recent announcement of Senator Mar
tin that he would vote for the Federal
suffrage amendment when assured that
"A majority OF the white women of Vir-
Sinia wanted it. She urged her hearers
TO petition their Senator TO stand by
the President" claiming that President
Wilson was pledged 10 the particular
brand OF suffrage advocate dby this
party. which aims TO ignore State lines
and to admit al! women, white and
cOiored, to the ballot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
OLD VIRGINIAS WIN
OVER lkNNDOI.PII ETREIl

Hammerng OF the horsehide for the
first four innings resulted in the p!linS
up OF eleven runs for the old Nirs iniaS.
who easily won over Randolph Street
yesterday. Jim Coulter. Old NirEinias'
moundsman, was invincible at nearly
all stages OF the game, and allowed
only three runs and seven scattered
hits, while Bailey. The opposing twirlcr,
was pounded for ej.:;t his and eleven
runs in four inninSs.
Score by innings X.
Old Vireinias .....3 . 3 2 o o o o oil
Randolph Strcct..o > ) o o o o O. 3
Summary: Threc-basc hits-Monroc
90. Na). +. Simmons Or. SD Two
base hits-Bealc 60. Va, Duke 90.
Va-). French OF. ST. Base on balls
off Coulter. >; off Kelley. in four in
ninEs: off French, in five innings.
Hits-on Coulter. :; off Kelley, 10 in
four innings; off French. 5 in five in
nings Struck out--by Coulter. b; by
Kelley. in four innings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
BARTON HEIGHTS DOWNED
HN AVIATION CORPS

After putting up miserable brand
of ball. the Barton Heights nine fell
down Yesterday before the attack OF
the Aviation Camp, and were defeated
by the score Of 80 to ..
The less said about the match the
better for the suburhanites. Losing
heart after the first five innings. they
proved easy victims for the flyers
Losing interest about the same time
the scorer closed his book With a snap
and went away. Therefore, there is no
score by innings after this preamble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
SELLS HAT AT AUCTION
TO GIVE TO RED CROSS
Farmers IIepdEcnr SHIRTS ~ 10 Cent.
and IL knocked Down
at goo.

MACON. Mo. May ll.-"FolHs.
. haven't got very much--l haven, 70,
Sany money, but II! do what j can
= >clared Frank Long farmer. at Z.
IA fed Cross auction sale at Roger.
S khoolhouse. near here How muc,
am ! offered for this hat?" he asked,
az he lifted his hat IN his hand above
his head.
The crowd laughed.
Then some one said 30 cents"
Some one else doubled the bid. and the
: hat was knocked down for 30. The
sale brought s6j. Mr Long went
home barcheaded and happy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
FLOATING GARDEN LATEST
California Provides Novelty ON Ills
Bont That EA"itrS Keen
interest.

ALAMEDA, CAL, May Alameda
has the original floating garden. VIII
liam Hull. houscbOat resident OF this
city. heard the Presidents call for war
gardens. II occurred to him .rat nc
might build garden on piles. and mus
do his bit.
:. Htll constructed sidewalk around
the boat. placed boxes thereon filled
with rich soil and now has flourish
ing crop IN the making. lie estimates
that il Will be possible 10 produce over
100 pounds o! vegetables this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
A. B. @.

ST. PAUL, MINI. May IA man
applied for admission TO the marine
corps. He was being examined to
test his vision. For this test card
hearing these letters is used: A, r.. l..
7, y. u. III. r., 4. H. u The applicant
razed at the card for a time. and then
turned 10 the physician and said:
I'm not sure what the word is hu,
think it's Acltyphealt IF that wer,
Swedish Id have no trouble at nil.
but never was much good on these
Latin words"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

'iiAMok!N IN, ~, May ll-Hcllcving
they could hatch chickens without the
'sc OF q hen or incubator. pumpsmcn
va FOCAL coliiery placed eighteen eggs
q" coiton-iiIled box beneath the
eh''"'npcra'ured steam pipes Twelve
CH'ckens were the result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

CHICAGO. May 11.-Jakc Janz. n sa :
loonkeepcr here is perpleXed. Thieves
got into his room over night. TOOK
$4,000. part OF which comprised savings
of fellow-countryman who trusted
him. and in It's place left note that
read:
This is too much money for you.
Janz. We are going to invest every
dollar OF IL in Liberty bonds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

~ AGO, May ll.-Wlth the VIII
tn-Fnlton fght called Off. Jack Dcmp-
~ jumped into the IInclight to-day
SIM, ihE w iilard To "a h2ht or
,,hnfUhS exhibition for the bencfit of
"a, ~ S"'oicrs at Camp Grant, or the
JdSh!es at the Great Lakes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-18
A Y I z.

A 4 T
Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul's din Salem, Ohio,
prin acest aviz aduce la cunos-
tinta tuturor fratilor membrii 81
membre ale societatii sus numite
cum ca Gu ziua de 8 Decembrie
1918 a deschis concurs pentru O.
cuparea postului de guardian la
hala Societatii ,,Leul" Doritorii
de a deveni guardiani (menageri)
sunt rugati ca Gel multi pima in
ziua de % Decembrie 1913 sd Sc
insinueze la prezidiul societatii
pentru a li-se da informatiunile
necesare. La caz ca nu Sc va in
sinua nimenea pima in ziua de %
Decembric nimenea, atunci Sc va
renta. 1nsa doritorii care sunt
pentru a Sc renta, sunt rugati a
sd insinua la prezidiul Societatii
Gel multi pima in ziua de % De-
cembric 1918, conform deciziuni-
lor abuse in sedinta avuta in Ii
ua de 8 Decembrie 1918.
In nnmele Societatii ,,Leuls'
din Salem, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
<n<s O6N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-18
g o N v o G A r e.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Nicolae Filipescu'' din
Madison, ILL.,, convooaca pc tot
membrii sal a lua parte la sedinta
generala, care Sc va tinea in 25
Decembrie 1913, in ziua de Cra.
ciunul englez. Deci la aceasta Sc
dinta ,sunt deobligati toti mem
bril- a lua parte pentru ca vom
avea alegerea nouilor functionari
81 darea de seama pc cele 6 luni
trecute.
Deci sunt indrumati toti fratii
membrii ca pc ziua sus numita
sd sc prezinte la orelc 2 p. m., la
hala Societatii.
Fratii membrii restanti att Gu
cotele lunare, cit 81 cu balurile,
sunt rugati a lie achita, la caz con-
trar nH vor avea drept dc vot,
lar in registrele socictatii ii vom
trece la / lanuarie numai pc ace
ia care sunt III buna regula fata
de sOcietate.
Deci toate absentele de la acea-
sta sedinta vor Fl amendate Gu
$1.00.
Strainii nu vor Fl admisi la a.
ceasta sedinta.
In numele Societatii ,,Nicolae
Filipescu" din Madison, ILL.,:
Vichentie Muntean, pres.
Eremie Berghia, secretar financ.
(86-87)
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mai bine nici nu poate Fl. Pestele
in apa, pasarea in aer cartita in
pamint 81 Saracenenii in sara-
Gle!
Saracenii? I'm sat cum Sara
cenii trebuc sd fie. lei 0 casa, colo
o casa. ;. tot una cite una. :. Gar
durile sunt de prisos, fiindca
n'au ce ingradi; ulita este satul
intreg. Ar Fl prost lucru un horn
la casa: fumul afla Gale 81 prin
acoperis. Nici muruiala pc pere-
til de lemn II Fare inteles, fiindca
tot cade Gu vremea de pc dinsii.
Citeva lemne cladite la olalta, un
acoperis din pale amestecate Gu
fin, un cuptor de imala Gu prispa
batrfneasca, un pat alcatuit din
patru tapi batuti in pamint, Q
use facuta din trei scfnduri inte-
penite Gu un par crucis 81 Gu al
tul curmezis. lucru scurt, lu-
cru bun. Cui nu-i place, sa-si faca
altul mai pc plac.
(Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-18
q o N v o g A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul" din Salem, Ohio,
convoaca pc toti onoratii functi-
onari, cit 81 pc toti fratii mem
bril- 81 mcmbre lua parte la Sc
dinta generala semi lunara de G
luni, care va avea loc i'll ziua de
% Nocmbrie 1918, in hala socie.
tatii ,,Leul" din ia Depot Street
Intrunirea va Fl la orele $50 a.
m. Dcschiderea sedintei la orele
9 a. m. precis.
Obiectele mai insemnate la or.
dinea zilei sunt:
Darea de seama a societatii pc
timp de 6 luni trecute 81 alegerca
nouilor functionari pc 6 lunile
viitoarc.
Absentee ne motivate Sc vo1
pedepsi conform statutelor.
N. B. Stunt rugati toti fratii
membrii a-si achita toate cotizatii.
lie, att lunarc cit 81 collective pen.
tru sc putca ibucura dc vot, in
caz coutrar nu Sc vor putea bucu.
ia de vot.
Membrii noui care sunt ne ju.
rati, sunt rugati a Sc prezents Ia
aceasta sedinta pentru . depune
juramintul prescris de statute.
In speranta Gu onoratii func-
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dealului, ca intoarse capul 81 ca sc
mai uita inc 'odata la dinsa dar il
uita curind 81 pc dinsul 81 toata in
timplarea, cind vazu primirea de
acasa, unde gasi masa acoperita Gu
% pima foarte alba 81 curata; doua
sfesnicc Gu lominari lar la mijloc
un castron Gu mincare calda. Att
sfesnicele cit 81 castronul erau inn
podobite Gu lori. In celalalt ca
pa era noul testament, Gu o cruce
aurie pc tartaj.
Marta fu att de miscata in cit,
pentru intiiasi data dupa atitia
ami, Sc fndreptA catre maica-sa si-i
fntinse nina. Pentru dinsa, iua
aceasta in tpate ale ei, . fost 0 ri de
neuitata fericire.
Toti b8trinii ei prieteni erau de
sceiasi parere, Cd raspunsese in chi
pull eel mai stralucit mai bine
char do cit fiica predicatorului
Ia intreb6rile pastorului. Dupa
nlasa Frant cinta din vioara lar
Zsharia citi . bucata dintr 'un ca
lendar veehiu. La urma scrvindu-
be punciu, veselia fu att de msre
in cit Lars chiornl juca IN cancan
S&lbatec.
Tirxiu poeptea, cfnd MaTta y
retraaede a odkits Il 4 - dssbtac6
N jumh htate, x6xi re m61 un ~
chatels T pxe \ 'care nusel 4 ol u 3 Tx6se I Y pIijk
atnps. lIe l.ttl ef
r ! !! !! ] u ! "a :
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(S6-s7)
A r E 1.


Consatenii din comuna Galat,
judetul Fagaras, Transilvania, Ro
mfnia Mare, aflatori in East Yo-
ungstown, Niles 81 Warren, Ohio,
roaga pc toti consatenii din De-
troit, Mich, Indiana Harbor, We
irton, w. Va, Clinton, Ind. 81
Massillon, Ohio, precum 81 pc &C.
ialalti consateni din orasele mai
indepartate ale Statelor Unite de
a lua parte la o consfatuire, care
va avea loc in ziua de Craciun, 25
Decembrie 1918 la orele / p. M,
in hala Socictatii ,,Saminatorul
Romin" din al 9-lea Street No. 81,
East Y Youngstown, Ohio.
ROGsRAM U T.:
Consfatuirea pentrn cumpara-
rea clopotelor- de 10 sfinta noas-
ira biserica din comuna, caci tira-
nil de Huni nici pc acelea n'au
volt sd le mai lase "a sumo Ia po-
por pentru alinarea lacrimilor. A
VENT 0 porunca Angureasca sd ira
ga clopotele pentru cea din urma
data in comuna. Dupa &c s'au
tras vrc-o doua ceasuri intr una,
s'au suit Hotii 81 miseii de Huni,
au spart tot 81 ah rupt crucile de
la clopote 81 le-a,t aruneat JOS din
turn ca pc niste tilhari de rind, au
cazut jos, s'au bagat Gu totul in
pamint 81 nu indraznit sa zica
nimenea nimica caci Hunii au stat
Gu baionetele ca dupa tilharii cci
mai mari. veniti fratilor din toatc
orasele sd ne intelegem, caci ce
frumos va fl cind von auzi acele
clopote sunind, carl vor Fl daruite
de moi cei scapati de ehinuri, carl
astazi suntem in cea mai frumoasa
81 scumpa tara, il Statele Unite
ale Americci de nord. La caz ca
nu puteti lua parte din cauza de-
partarii, adunati-va in orssele un-
de locuiti mai multi consateni 81
adunati cit puteti. Sa nu credcti
Cd este slit cinevs, nu fratilor nu-
mai acela care are la inima sa-si
mai vada scumpa 1or comuna 81
familiile sd daruiasca ca inima GU
rata, nu dupa scsia sa lc pare rau,
mai bine sa nu jertfim nimica.
Pima la reyedezs 81 zicem Mas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-18

de Joe. In schimb, yenea adesea la
circiuma din vcchea locuinta a lun-
trasului de pc maluls lacului, Intro
al Garcia musterii obisnuiti fusese
primit din pricina inrudirei sale Gu
Andrei = 81 pentru ca, in unani-
initiate "Clubul" il hotarise drept
dragut al Martei.
Ori de cite ori Isl arunca privi-
rea asupra adunarii, in ochii lui Sc
putea zari un> ce amenintator, pro-
vocator. Dupa sfirsirea slujbei, iesi
in curtea bisericei, unde cei ce pri-
misera pentru intiia oara sfinta
impartasenie, Sc adunasera sd pri-
measca firitisirile prietenilor 81
cunostintelor.
Marta Isl indrepta privirea in,
grijorata, intro parte si vazindu-l
ca se apropie, Gu capul plecat in
jos, ca un taar, incerca clipa n
se piteasca Ii spateic lui Martin.
Dsr intru cit Jasper era in milo
cul lor,. ii fntinse NINA Gu raceala
ii pc tacute. u cum se prileji ocs-
.zia, se retrase intr 'uh grup de prize
'tene, &c stateau intre morminte si
'chicoteau.
Isl Dintru NTH, cind il vazuse in BIZ
sericS, Martei ii fusese fried s6
naFsi dea prin minte s'o fntov&ra-
seasc6 acas1 dar. cind Il vim q
il ziaa buna u iporpegte a sprpi
1ea j - mi nsars i,aiznM B1et
!! y I ! l I
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spre Marta nu'i putea vedea de cit
,umcrii largi 81 parul auriu de la
ceafa. Fata nu sc vedea. dar CHI
ceai Cd ochii l,li erau atintiti asup-
ra. tinerei femei 81 ca felul acestei
'priviri se1putea cunoaste 81 el du-
,pa chipul damol, aproape duios,
Gu care misca vislele.
Marta Sc convinse numai de cit
ca trebuia sa fie dol loeodnici.
\ Barbatul carmi catinel luntrea
kpre NAL 81 D opri in stuf, char lin
,g6 Marta. III aceiasi clipa tinara se
itrezi din visarea ei 81 obrajii i Sc
fumenira putin, cind privi ID pre-
hjma-i. zimbi 81 zimbetul acesta
arata Martei cit. de frumoasa era
Ilecunoscuta. 8
Am dormitf 1ntreba "a cu
glas fermecator de dulce 81 rasuna,
tor.
Nd, ii cirmuit luptrea, ii ras-
punse< <dinsul..
Lasl lopetile ii se scuba III pi--
ciosre, stind inca ia luntre, apac6
nina fntinsa ei ii chip cayslerssc,
jar cind se scala Il ~ Nin picioare. Il
infipse nliiile smindou1, priyin-