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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
Effective Role For
Minter in Magazine Story

Mary Miles Minter has all the
elements OF dramatic completeness
in her new American Mutual photo
play. THE Ghost of Rosy Taylor"
which was scenarioized for Miss
Minter by Elizabeth Mahoney from
a clever little story by Josephine
Daskam Bacon which appeared in
The Saturday Evening POST
The play suits Miss Minter's
Whimsical vein Of comedy very ad-
mirably and as Rhoda Sayles, the
young American orphan landed des-
titute in New York after spending
all her life in Paris, she is wonder
fully effective.
Alan Forrest as the. leading man
and George Periolat in a double role
are also satisfactorily placed.
The plot, while simple enough, in
wolves some very interesting compli-
cations and furnishes Miss Minter
the opportunity to prove to every
body's complete satisfaction that she
isn't q ghost at all but very much
alive American girl.
The Liberty offers the feature
Monday and Tuesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
Official War Films
Sunday Bill At Lyceum

Considerable interest is being
manifested in the coming engage
ment OF "Pershing's Crusaders"
United States official war Aim, to be
at the Lyceum theater Sunday.
The large demand for seats indi-
Gates that this government screen
production will be greeted with the
same success that marked the show
ing in the other big cities in which
it has been seen. The films were
taken by the United States signal
corps and naval photographers and
by the cameramen of the French
general stan and show what this
country has accomplished in it's first
year Of participation in the war.
Scenes are shown Of the activities in
munitibn and industrial plants and
aviation fields in this country and
OF General Pershing and the Amer
lean soldiers at the front in France.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
News Notes From
MoVieland

There always seems to be a little
curiosity just a little, as to whether
there are such people existing as a
Mr.. MarypiCl1ford, a Mr.. Theda-
bara, or Mr.. MargueTiteclark. And
If such lucky men do exist there ia
a great deal OF curiosity about what
they look like and whether they are
living happily with their famous
wives.
Just to prove that there are such
men and they are happily welded
despite the fact that their wives re-
ceiye mash notes with every mail
here is picure Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louise Huff or, if you prefer 1t,
Mrs. Edgar Jones and her husband.
Yes, indeed. Mrs. Jones Is the
same little Louise Huff who played
all those kid leads opposite Jack
Pickford. In fact Miss Huff was not
rated as a screen idol until she was
cO-starred with Jack Pickford. AL
most Immediately the PickfOrd-Huff
combination became inseparable in
so far as the photoplay enthusiasts
demand was respected.
Mr.. Jones is IN the profession"
also. At present he is a director at
the Balboa studios. Both Mr.. Jones
and his wife were on the legitimate
Stage DeLofe gong into the nlmS.
He was in 1.-THE Great Divide" under
the management Of Henry Miller
while Miss HUFF played in ben Hur"
and in stock. The two started their
screen career in the same company,
Lubin. Yes. maybe that was where
they first met, but they refuse to
tell. Next, they both went to Metro
but since then they have been in diff
ferent companies.
Jones is q large husky fellow with
dark complexion and dark eyes.
Miss Fluff, as all Of her admirers
know, is the exact opposite, with fair
complexion and blond hair.
you know" says Miss Huff. ''they
say that exact opposites should mar
ry because they will be happier. We
do not believe that, but anyhow we
are pretty good proof Of the rule"
Since leaving Metro Miss Huff has
played with Fox. and Famous Play
ers and she recently Joined the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
Douglas Fairbanks AT
Garrick Early Next Week

Headin South" the Aircraft pict-
urs to be exhibited at the GarriciE
theater Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, is an exceptional Fair
banks production, and is full OF ac-
tion from start to finish. In addition
to the scenes photographed I'm Ari-
coma, including the forest of giant
cactus, two western villages were
reproduced at the California studios
at great expense. Because OF the
peculiar Photographic effects neces-
sary, requiring the aid of all sorts
Of electrical apparatus, Director Art
Roason ordered the building OF these
two complete villages. Expense
seems to be the least consideration
in Fairbanks pictures.
sHeadin' South" Douglas Fair
banks latest picture for Aircraft,
gives him the role Of a western COW
boy who takes an active part in
troubles on the Mexican border.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03

World company 1t was too bad to
break up the Pickford- HUFF cOmbi-
nation but the war tnterferes with
everything now and Jack simply had
to join the army. Miss Hun VIII
now head her own company and Is at
! present working on the first picture.
Gossip.
On account OF the great demand
for girl workers in the various gov
eminent departments, there Is a
| lamentable scarcity Of household
help, and so Beverly Bayne has de-
cided that instead OF engaging one
incompetent girl after another, she
will do her own cooking when alone.
Miss Bayne has always been fond OF
the culinary art and has written
little booklet which she calls "A
Soldier in Her Kitchen" Of which
number Of editions have been sold.
She contributes the profits OF the
book to the Red Cross.
The great naval raid of April %
on Zeebrugge has been reconstruct
ed' for the screen.
Latest reports from the west coast
are to the effect that William 5.
Hart will not leave the Aircraft fold
for another year at least. Comes
also a denial Of his engagement to
marry. He Is scheduled under the
new arrangement to make eight pic
lures during the coming year.
For the first time in her screen
career, Elsie Ferguson Will appear
as a cowgirl in her latest release,
Hearts of the Wild" adapted from
Sir Gilbert Parker's pierre Of the
Plains" Accustomed to associate
Miss Ferguson with the interpreta-
ton of Ibsen roles. or later, the eE-
otto characters in the novels Of
Robert Kitchens, the leap to the role
OF d western girl is unexpected.
Here and There.
Short movies featuring animated
dolls are the newest studio novelties.
Ruth Roland, who has been con-
spicuous in a number Of Pathe
serials, won a 5000 prize the other
| day for the design of riding habit.
| The creation will be worn in a new
serial Hands Up"
Olive Tell has signed a contract
which places her name on the list of
Metro stars.
: Enid Bennett and Fred Niblo are
! playihB in q picture together at the
Ince studio and they insist upon
sharing all closeups, equally. II
Fred is not around Enid ls so ner-
vous she just can't act, and If Enid
is not around Fred is afraid she has
gone outside of the studio, where she
will be run over by the street car or
something.
The reason? They have only been
| married two weeks and are still on
their honeymoon.
| Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, who re-
! turned to Los Angeles some weeks
| ago, following rumors Of marital diff
| flculties. has left the coast for New
York. The latest report is that no
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
FEDERAL AID
APPORHTOuED

Bismarck, N. D.. Aug. S.-Appor-
tionment Of the federal aid for voca.
tional training was announced today
by the North Dakota board of edu-
cation. the money going to schools
recognized by the department Of edu-
cation as entitled to aid under the
federal aid act.
The apportionment follows:
In griculture-Beach, $500: Bow
man, $3.50: Darlington, $3.50; Benson,
county agricultural school, $1,190.l9:
Walsh county agricultural school,
$1.190.49.
In Home Dickinson,
Mandan, Mayville and Rugby, $3.50
each.
Trades and Industries-Fargo. $3.50;
Benson county agricultural school,
$405; Walsh county agricultural
school, $955.
For agricultural work, the board
awarded a total Of $5,205.98: home
economics, $1,000; trades and indus
tries, S1,410, a total Of $7,615.08.
The North Dakota Agricultural
college in Fargo gets Sits for train
ing teachers, in home economics. ST.
S75 for training teachers in agricul-
tures $3.50 for training teachers in
trades and industries, total Of $4,000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
Meat Eating In Summer.

The housewife who, to avoid
standing over a hot stove these hot
days, prepares a large roast and
then keeps it in the large icebox' in
tending to serve it cold for several
days, runs the risk Of poisoning the
family. f S
Recent tests have shown that
cooked meats, kept in an ordinary
refrigerator in the summer time for
forty eight hours, are nearly always
poisonous.
Ground meats are particularly apt
to cause intestinal infection.
Germs may be destroyed by thor
oughly cooking, but cooking-heat-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03


reconciliation has been effected, and
the couple have agreed to disagree.
Joe Santley is considering an offer
from Jesse Lasky. Lasky and SAINT
ley were closeted several hours dur
ing the latter's recent engagement,
at the Mason. Money seems to be
the hitch.
Taylor Holmes has signed a three
year contract with Triangle, accord
ing to the latest word received over
the wire.
William A. Brady has completed
the cast for his Independent film pro-
duction Of Little Women" and the
company left recently for Concord,
Mass, where exteriors will be taken
under the direction Of Harley Knoles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
FRAZIER TO URGE MARINE
SHpBnRT

Bismarck, NJ. D., Aug. 3.-An ap-
peal to the men Of North Dakota to
support the u. 81 Marine Corps re-
cruiting week, Aug. I'll to 1T, viii be
issued by Governor Lynn o. Frazier.
The Marine Corps anniversary
drive will be conducted at that time
and North Dakota is expected to fur
nish its quota Of the $4,000 men who
will be recruited In the nation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
MANY AUTOMOBILES LICENSED.

Bismarck, NJ. D., Aug. 3.-North
Dakota has licensed 1862 automo-
biles mp to the present time. with the
likelihood that about 5000 to 5000
more will be licensed before the close
OF the year, according to a statement
given ont by Thomas Hall, secretary
of state.
The figure represents an increase
Of approximately 10000 over the num-
Der OF cars licensed last year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Findings Announced by High Trlb-
unaI in Five Actions

tEtOttIS5 SNBBlSGtIGS0 Wy IIiSu AllS@
unaI in Five Actions.
Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 3.-Decisions
by the North Dakota supreme court
follow:
William F. Stiehn, appellant. VS.
Guthrie Farmers Elevator company
verdict affirmed. McHenry county.
Anna Bockwold Larson, appellant
VS.. Frank Dutton and Mrs. Frank
Dutton, verdict affirmed. Action in
volved custody OF plaintiffs child
legally adopted by the defendants,
J. U. Hemmi, VS.. c. A Shaw, ap-
pellant, decision reversed. Stutsman
county.
State of North Dakota VS.. VeTr
Austin, appellant, decision reversed
Morton county.
County Of Morton VS.. A. G. Fores-
ter, appellant, decision reversed. Nor
ton county
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
SELzNlCK DFICTuREs

Fairbanks. undertakes some hair
raising stunts" with his fleet
pony, Smiles" and the photoplay
brtstles with gun-play and battle in
which hundreds Of cowboys run
down q Iawless band of Mexican
raiders whose depredations have
aroused a desire for retaliation and
punishment.
Hearst Pathe Weekly and Allies
OFFICIAL war review completes the
bill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
TO DEDICATE FLAG.
Grand Forks County Will Stage Big
Event on Sunday.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. "a
monster celebration will be held in
Grand Forks Sunday to mark the
dedication of the Grand Forks county
service flag. There will be over
1000 stars in the flag, representing
men who have gone into the service
from the county.
The flag will be 15 by "a feet, and
the principal addresses will be by
w. E. Purcell, Wahpeton; Tracy
Bangs, Grand Forks, and several 9TH
ers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
FATHER BEATS AssAILANT.
Cummings Man Then Arrested or
Girls COMPLAINT of Assault.

Cummings, N. D., Aug. 3.-After
being roundly beaten by the father
Of the girl whom the state will use as
its principal witness. Ed Cronin of
Cummings was arrested for criminal
assault, and viii face trial at the
next term Of the district court. The
girl is Is. years old, and when she
told the story of the affair to her
father, ne at once looked up Cronin
and administered to him a second
beating, and then had been ar
rested
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
MAXIMUM PRIcE Fixed.
By Product Coke Fixed at 81 Under
-" ~ Federal Standard.

TSOeFat OEauuaT0'
Bismarck. N. D., Aug. 3.-Under
an order issued today by I. P. Baker,
federal fuel administrator for North
Dakota, the maximum price for
cleaned beehive or by product coke
suitable for domestic purposes shall
be 81 less a ton than the maximum
government price for selected foun-
dry coke, F. o. 3. cars at the same
point.
The by-product coke is being pro-
duced in large quantities in the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
YOUR HEALTH
AND ITS CARE |
az DE- E 4 BISHOP LIP
BY DR.. f. n. BISHOP, JR.

does not always destroy the poisons
which are caused by these germs.
This may explain why some peo-
| pie find they cannot eat meat in
| summer time except in very small
amounts without experiencing III
effects or sometimes being badly
| poisoned.
Cooked meats afford a better
growing place" for germs than
when uncooked and are more likely
| to become poisonous.
Therefore, long kept cooked meats
unless Theoretically sealed should be
avoided.
Vegetable salads having a dress
ing containing meat. eggs or milk
| unless very acid with vinegar, also
are nurseries" for germs.
For this reason salads should not
be eaten which have been kept over
twelve hours in an ordinary refrig-
Bleeding Gums.
NJ. A. P: Pyorrhea is the most
frequent cause Of bleeding gums.
Have a dentist clean your teeth and
treat the gums If this is the case. A
mouth wash consisting of fluid ex-
tract of ipecac and water should also
be used. Bleeding gums may also be
caused by scurvy. Then the remedy
lies in eating fruit and vegetables in
addition to meat and bread.
Sly. ,."'.
+. A. S. r.: A sty is an irritation OF
the eyelid. This may be caused by
unclean fingers, dust containing
germs or by eye strain. Frequently
there will be a series Of sites, one
coming after the other. If caused
by eyestrain glasses will be needed
to correct the error Of refraction. If
caused by dust or other infection g.
teaspoonfuI of boracio acid in q pint
of water should be used as an eye
wash. '....-
Lump in Breast.
C. J. L.: ANY lump in a Woman's
breast should be shown to an expert
for diagnosis as soon as 1t is dis
covered. It may be cancer. Many
women are now removed by sur
geons, who hold that ten per cent Of
them later become canceroUs.
Rinsworm.
Al. K. P: Ringworm usually be-
gins as a small pimple and spreads
in q round patch. II on the head, the
hair becomes brittle and breaks off.
1t is caused by a mold plant which
grows in the skin and is highly con-
tagious. -.
x. Y: There is not any treatment
that can be recommended as salts
factory for paralysis agitans. Reg
ular and systematized exercises
should be carried out.
copyright, 1918 by r. II, Bishop,
Jr.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03
Theatre Offerings in Fargo
and Mo0rheGd Coming Week

PRINCESS
Wednesday Thursday-Gora BELIEVES
Monday and Tuesay-Afary Miles Nnter in THE Ghost Rosy
Taylor Rhodes comedy
Telegram
"Wednesday Thursday-WaIker Grant
in The Beg9n Current Events and Christie 1~,ron
Tuesdaycornnie Watches" LAD
and Innocence II!
STRAND
Tues5ayara ISibaH "The Easiest Way
Wednesday Thursday-Willam
GARRICR-
Monday "IIeadtn
South" Pathe
LYCEU3, MoORHEAD- =
sunday-"Pershng omelaI U. hlmA
Wilson The Hard Roc! BFesd o,as-
ghursday.AIce Brady in The Ordeal O. Rosetta.
Friday"The Zeppelns'
saturdayGan Kane Paying Price THE Fighting Trar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03

(This column is conducted for the
benefit Of Your Health Questions
are invited and will be answered by
Or. Bishop. Questions not suitable
for reply in this column will be an
swered by mail IL stamped, address
tiers to DR.. Bishop, in care OF this
neWspaper.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03

For Quick Results Use Forum
Want Ads.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-03

Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, who re-
turned to Los Angeles some weeks
ago, following rumors of marital diff
ficulties. has left the coast for New
York. The latest report is that no
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24

ceva min pima te pome.
nesti cA llo e platit 81 d-ta
al investat frumosi in dntre-
prinderea laH einnlui.
Multi carl s tenn Cd nu vor
capata 'banii f1si&rat. Aceasta e
una dintre cel6 mai mari copila.
rii. Daca banif e care ii impru-
mutt Statelor Unite, orr daca
bonduri pc cure le cumperi nu
sunt de yaloare, atunci nici ba-
nil tai din buznnar nu au nici
o valoare pentru ca sunt ba-
nil acestei tari. Oar aici nu e
vorba de valoarea acestor bon
duri. Valoarea lor tot att de
mare ca valoarea banilor, cind
ibanul numai are nici O yaloare.
atunci nici bondurile nu au =
aceasta insa nn va fl nici odata.
Omul cuminte va cumpara cit
poate mai multe bonduri = Sc
va nacaji cum poate, dar in
schimb, Sc va pomeni odata ca a.
re strinsa suma frumusica pen
tru zile negre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
LIBERTY BONDS.

Multi sunt ce ar dori din tOa-
ia inima de da, eel putin un
ghiont, afurisitului de Kaiser,
dar le este impossible de a-si rea-
liza aceasta dorinta infocata -
eel putin deocamdata. Uncle Sam
STA TRIMS baietii in vinatoarea
pc care putem numi GU drept
cuvint: vinatoarea dupa Kaiser.
Fiecare poate ajuta la aceasta vi
natoare, fiecare poate fl un to-
varasi la aceasta mare intreprin-
dere de prinde pc maniacul
de la Postdam. Celor trimisi din
colo de ocean lie trebue munitie,
lie trebue armament, lie trebue
mincare, haine - mai ales ca Sc
apropie timpul geros. in acest
scop guvernul cere ca toti sd
contribuim in acest scop. - Fie.
care Liberty Bond este un ghint
dat Kaiserului, GU cit cumperi
mai multe bonduri, Gu att mai
mare sansa doborI pc Hun
la pamint.
Pc lfnga aceia, omul sd 1nvata
Sc crute. Banul eel tin in buzu-
mar fuge, el par'ca era suta de
picioare 81 nici nu ibagi de- seama
81 Ell 81 sburat din buzunar,
Daca cumperi un bond, All dai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24

wark, Ohio, aduce pc aceasta ca
lie sincere multumite tuturor fra.
tilor Romini din loc 81 jur, care
au ;bine volt lua parte la petre-
cerea data de Societatea noastra
in ziua de l Septembrie 1918.
Tot odata aducem mare
multumire tuturor fratilor Ro-
mini, care pc linga taxa de in
trare au bine volt dona 81 su-
prasolviri dupa cum urmeaza:
Gligor Sirb So; George Iacsa
81; Iosif China SO; Jacob Sissea
SD; loan S. Muntean So; Toma
Boicean So; Simion Tendea SO
George l. Sissea $3.50; Pantili-
mon China $2.1O; Wan Truta
$3.50; Vasile Bologa So; Simion
Daramus 50; Simion Halalaiu 50
Todor Bologa So; loan Muntean
81; loan Florea So; Sofron PopG
So; Adrian Daramus $1.75; An
dron 'Niciu ST.; Dumitru Dobos
81; George Lancea ST.; Traian
Triff 81; Milton Gilea 81; Geor-
ge Breaz 81; George Totan 81
Nicolae Repede 81; Simion Cio-
Pllnta 81; George Comsa 81; V.
Ciurpan soc; /. Daramus soc.
Pc aceasta Gale multumim cal
duros tuturor marinimosilor do
natori si-i rugam ca 81 pc viitor
sd ne dea bine yoitorul dior
sprijin la astfel de ocaziuni.
Tot asemenea aducem multu-
mite 81 fratelui presedinte aran-
jator Gligor Sirb care asemenea
este rugat sa-Si faca datorinta 81
in viitOr.
Tot asemenea multumim 81 ce-
lorlalti frati din comitet, care
>au ostenit la aceasta petrecere
81 lie zicem sd traiasca, ca sa-si
poata face datorinta la fel 81 in
viitor.
nitrate totale :. $216. .55
Este totale -. $111.55
VENT curat ............ $1O5. 100
In numele Societatii ,,Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio, ru-
gam pc toti fratii membrii din
alte orase care apartin Societatii
noastre sd bine voiasca a trimite
SO cent? pentru tichetul de in
trare. Asemenea suprasolyiri din
partea dinsilor Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
In numele Societatii ,,Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
loan s. Muntean, presedinte.
Simion Halalaiu, secretar prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24
G A u r

un lucrator bucer, care sa alba
cunostinta buna la bucerie 81 gro
cerie, sa fie ON he casatorit.
Plata saptam1nala de la 25-28
dolari 81 de o Fl ON bun platim
81 80 dolari saptamfnal. Doritorii
sa Sc adreseze la adresa:
Alex Artisan, 1884 Green Street
So. Akron, Ohio.
(17-18)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-24

~~e~~AV S~0DSO VS4Vs
Par'ca vad ca esti cam slparat
pc mine pentru ca nu ti-am scris
pima acuma. Scuza ca eu VAN
stius Gu George la un loc 81 cred
ca tia spus 81 d-tale cind pri-
NIT vre-o correspondence de la
mine, 81 nici nu va puteam scrie
mai DIES ca PRISONER ca nu era
iertat.
Acum nu mai suntem prisoni-
eri. Suntem soldati Gu arma uci-
gatoare in nina pentru a saliva o.
noarea 81 cinstea neamului.
Suntem iarasi in razboi plecati
de voia noastra, nu siliti de nj
meni, nu siliti de nacaz sau de
suferinte.
MOI am trait ca prisonieri mai
bine ca soldatii regulati in arma-
ia austriaca.
Cunoastem bine grozavenia raz-
boiului. Am avut parte de Gu
noaste luptind 3 ami neintrerupt
contra binevoitorilor 81 fratilor
nostri, contra cauzei noastre sim
te; am luptat Gu un cuvint con-
ira neamului rominesc.
Oar moi nu sntem de vina, caci
asteptam 81 cram gaia in ori ce
moment sa intoarcem arma, dar
n am avut cap. Dupa multe sufe-
rinte sufletesti a sosit ora in ca
re lputem, am putut adica prinde
arma GU infocare contra acelora
care ne-au batjocorit fratiisi pa
rintii 81 Gu toata' sila vreau sa ne
fure limba materna.
Nu va intristati auzind ca lara
ne jucam Gu moartea.
moi suntem yoiosi 81 ne pare
bine ca suntem invreniciti de a
ne putea jertfi 81 viata pentru
neam, pentru sarmana noastra
natiune batjocorita de atitia ca
lai nemernici.
Ginditi-va dar 81 la moi din
cind in cind 81 mai incurajati-ne
81 vol, caci putin cam gren pen
tru moi strainii in tara aceasta a.
tIta de departe de mamele noa-
sire, a Slporta toate greutatile
ce lie aduce razboiul GU sine.
81 daca vom muri careva din
tre moi pc cimpul de lupta, da-
ca Yeti avea norocul de a va re-
intoarce la vetrele strabune, po-
vestitile la cei ramasi despre SEQ
pul 81 cauza noastra pentru care
moi am murit.
Suntem la O cOmpanie Gu Vic
tor. Epistola d-tale din Ianuarie
am primit-o numai La 4 luni. Ba-
nil lam PRINT. PrimeSte cele mai
sincere multumiri.
De acasa ell nu stu mimic, nici
MI mai scriu.
Va rog scrieti-mi mai des.
Daca vom ajunge la un loc un-
de ne putem fotografa, va voiu
trimite 81 o poza, acum v'o tri-
NIT de cind cram de 19 ami.
Eu va scriu cit~e poate de des
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