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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

action, brought by a years illness,
J IS believed TO have hastened his.
death. He had been in declining
health for some time.
Matthey Asks New Trial.-Dr
Walter Matthey, convicted on one
count and acquitted on another
count, of violating the espionage
act in connection with the Wallace
meeting, yesterday filed "A motion In
federal court for a new trial
Obituary Record. - Henry Z. L
Behning, an emplOye of the Walsh
Construction company at Rock Is.
land arsenal, succumbad TO a weeks
Illness of Spanish influenza We'd
nesday afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock
The deceased resided al 2O9 Divis-.
ion street.
The death Of Rev Frederick Rus
sell Keller, who had been I'm Dav-
export since last Thursday for
medical treatment, occurred We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at
I'll Gaines street, whore he and
Mrs. Keller had been staying
Mrs Jane Youngs, 50 years old,
passed away at Mercy hospital yes
terday morning. She had been a
resident Of Davenport for the last
year. and lived at 5l7 West Fourth
street
James Carey, who for many years
has been a resident OF Davenport,
died yesterday morning al S:45 AZ
his home, 324 Feast Tenth street
Mrs. Schneckloth, widow OF the
late Hans Schneckloth. died yes
terday morning at 7.30 az her home,
II Riverview place. Davenport he
deceased was 70 wears OF age. have
ing been born at Crumbech, Ger
many, in lS43.
Mrs Margaretta Petersen, 81
years old and long time resident
OF Davenport. died at her home. 52s
Gaines street, ar II O'Clock ycstor-
day morning She had been lil Tor
a period Of four weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
CMO RDs AN6
DISCORDS
THE VOICE OF FAIL.

Just wake and call him earlyi Call
him early, mother dear!
'Tis time to start the furnace now.
The cool fall days are here,
Don't let him slumber on too long
1t does him good, you know,
To hustle down before the dawn
and coax that fire to go!
Just wake and call him early while
the sun is still in bed!
He needs the morning exercise each
day before he's fed
So do not spare him, mother, for
the summer days are past,
And father and the furnace fire
must meet again at lasti
MARTHA HART.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
Household Hints
Menu Hint.

Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes Oatmeal with Top Milk
Poached Eggs on Toast
BARLEY Bread
Coffee Milk for Children
LUNCHEON.
Cream of Potato Soup
Cottage Cheese Salad
Bran Mullins Butter Apple Sauce
Tea Cocoa for children
DINNER.
Bean and Nut Loaf
Dreamed Potatoes
Steamed Sweet Apples
Cabbage and Pepper Salad
Rice Custard with RaisinS
Corn Bread
Butter Coffee Milk for children
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
The Table.

Apple Dumplings-One cup su-
gar Drown is best; one-half cup
butter, one cup water. Boil to a
good strip. Slice and dice two
small tart apples. Make a batter
OF one cup flour, one tablespoon
baking powder, a pinch salt; add
water to make a soft batter. Add
diced apples to batter. Drop into
not strip one spoonful at a time.
Bake 20 minutes or until apples are
soft Add any flavor preferred. To
be eaten with whipped cream or
sugar and cream. This will serve
four or five persons.
Rice Bread-Two eggs, one table
spoon melted butter substitute, one
cup cold rice, one cup corn meal,
One-half cup -four, one teaspoon
baking powder, one-half teaspoon
salt, one and one-half cups milk.
To the beaten egg yolks add the
milk and the butter, rice, corn meal
and flour, beat thoroughly, add the
salt and baking powder and last,
the whites of the eggs beaten. Pour
Into shallow pans. Allow the bat
ter to spread one inch thick. Bake
in moderate oven One-half hour.
Cut into squares. Serve hot.
Fruit Juice Dessert-When there
are any juices left of any fruit mix
them and put sugar or syrup to
taste, then thicken with cornstarcl
or part rice flour, let cool and
serve with milk or cream. 1t makes
fine pudding for dessert.
F'Edge-Two squares COR ouncesj
chocolate, one-half cup cold milk,
two cups graduated sugar. one and
one-half cups syrup, two table
spoons butter, one teaspoon va
nilla.
Crate the chocolate. and add all
the ingredients except the vanilla
Cook slowly, stirring once in a
while. Cook till it makes a soft
ball in cold water (reQuires about
five minutes after actually boiling)
Remove from fire, add the vanilla
and beat until it begins to granu-
late. Pour at once into a buttered
pan. Mark deeply in cakes when
nearly cold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

The Frankfort Zeitung is now assuring its readers
that the forces of Marshal Foch will not be able to
effect an invasion of Germany If our memory serves
US right it was this paper that prophesied the
early German capture of'Paris the channel ports
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

The Rechstag building in Berlin has been de-
prived of its door-handes and Knockers clothes
hooks, stairrods, umbrella-stands towel-rails and
all other metal ornaments and conveniences fo-
which the military authorities have any use.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

And there viii be liberation of camouflage
about that abdicaton. when it does The allies
will not only insist upon knowing absolutely that
the kaiser and all his ik are out of power but they
wish few words with him that will be pleasing
his ears.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
Censored,
o. F. H1LDEBRANDT

ANOTHER thing that the Span
ish flu has accomplished is putting
the taboo on political speeches.
Likewise it has given the fellows
who have made some convenient
pool room or cigar store their
nightly hangout, an opportunity to
make the acquaintance of their
families.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

Der tag" which German kultur with all its evil
conspiracies in this country well in the father
land has been anticipating for all these years, is at
hand-but it is not to be der tag" the kaiser and
his band of criminals and savages planned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

GENERAL George Cocktails. chief
of the division of purchase, storage
and traffic of the general staff of
the army says his greatest problem
is to conserve space. George has
nothing on the ordinary daily pa
per in that respect these days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

The worst part of it for the German soldier is
the fact that many breweres have been destroyed
in allied air raids that it is going be hard
in beer the bitterness of defeat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

The German people know through Presi-
dent Wilson's diplomacy that righteous wrath may
follow federation and superb patience.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

TO every cupful of carrots use one
egg, one cupful sugar, one tea
spoonful each cinnamon and ginger
Tor to suit taste), pinch of salt,
tablespoon flour. Add milk till
thick like cream. Bake in deep pie
pan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

In word President Wilson is disposed TO let
Germany's favorite weapon sword be the allies
answer from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

The Hohenzollern line must go the same way as
the Hindenburg line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
Heart GpHOmQ'
41,31DPODIOnncC
~ 4 MRC. ELIZABETH THOE1PSON

! Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am 81
years old and have five children.
My husband thinks that a woman 8
place is in the home raising chill
dren, cooking, cleaning, washing,
ironing, sewing and doing anything
else you can possibly think Of lie
also thinks that a woman should
! do this because she loves her hus-
| band ana children, and she has no
right to expect a little money toi
her own to spend and for which
she need not account. He does moi
think it necessary for the husband
10 take his wife out once in a while.
I am desperate and get more dis
couraged every day. My husband II
fairly prosperous and provides the
necessaries without a complaint,
but | am never allowed to do any
thing for my own enjoyment. !
have not tasted candy in months
and then I was given piece by the
woman next door.
What can | do to make my hus-
band see that he is making me I'M
happy when he thinks he is a good
husband? My hands are tied be-
cause l have no money and / must
stay with the children. OLGA.
Your problem is difficult and
only the utmost tact will win for
you the things your heart Graves.
In the first place be very careful
when you approach your husband
for big things. Wait until you see
that he has had a good day at the
office and is in excellent humOr, and
also wait until after dinner before
you ask for anything. Tickle his
vanity once in while, or as often
as you want, by complimenting the
way he does things or laughing at
what he says. All men love fiattery.
II you pick out compliments which
are sincere there will be no harm in
using that means to gain your end.
Do not eteTnally ask for something.
but when you are sure you are
right in having what you want,
don't be afraid to ask or fear that
he will refuse.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Should
flags be taken in at shutdown? l
have a beautiful flag and 1 do not
know the rules for taking care of
it. PATRIOT.
Flags which are displayed before
business houses and homes should
not be left hanging outdoors over
night. They should be taken in at
sunset, and in removing them from
the staff or place of display the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
for veng eance

America is surely the melting pot AT one Of our
northern camps census taken revealed the fact that
over forty languages were spoken there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

Unconditional surrender of Germany is the only
safe insurance for the world
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Are the
letters we write to our soldier boys
in France censored? MAE NAEL.
No, the letters you write are not
censored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
Must Be Another One of Them City
Tricks.

Sir: Getting on a Long View car
I noticed a slot machine at the en-
trance I dropped my nickel in it,
but the gum didn't come out. Can
you help me solve this mystery?
T. s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

folds should be gathered up In the
arms and not permitted 10 tourb
the ground or the floor. In the
army and navy the flag Is raised at
sunrise and lowered at sunset. n
is disrespectlul to the colors M
leave them ont over night or dur.
ing rain or BnOWstorm.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: VIII Won
please settle an argument bv
printing the titles Of the commIt-
stoned officers in the army begin
ming with the lowest rank2
MADGE
Second lieutenant. FIRST Ileater-
ant. captain, major, Lieutenant col.
Cnel, colonel, brigadlcr general
major general, lieutenant general
and general
Dear Mrs. Thompson. I have
been saving tinfoil and have quite a
faH. Where should i take !t ID
that the proceeds will be used in the
war? K. p.
Take the tin1oil to the Red Cross
They are very glad to get all they
can.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; Ny fagh-
er came from Ireland He has liv-
ed in this country. but did not take
out naturalization papers. Ny
brother is now a years OF age. Is
he Irish or an American citizen?
DOUBTFUL.
If your brother was born In this
country he is an American citizen.
If born in Ireland he is a citizen Of
Ireland
Dear Mrs. Thompson: What be-
comes of the civilian attire the sol
diers stop wearing when they put
on uniforms if they do not send it
home? MOTHER
The clothing you mention goes 10
the Red Cross and is shipped TO
Belgium.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is there
any punishment if a man is diyorc-
ed after filling his questionable
and does not report it? W ". W.
He is liable 10 a years imprisOn-
ment if he does not report his di-
vorce to his district board immedi-
ately.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Are the
letters we write to our soldier boys
in France censored? MAE NAEL.
No, the letters you write are not
censored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

THE peace-loving German chan
celIor, Prince Max, announced in
his most recent note that the con-
stitution OF Germany had been so
altered that the power to make
peace and war was vested solely in
the reichstag. Then in his still
more recent speech he informed the
members of the reichstag that
this change would become effec-
tive when the league of nations be-
comes operative" Which is about
as definite as how old is Ann ?"
However, in another part of his
speech, when he was especially anx-
ious that there should be no doubt
as to his meaning, he used the ex-
preston definite certainty" which
ought to make it unanimous.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

Room and Board!
tMacomb, Ill, By-Stander).
Wanted-Married man to shuck
corn; good house to live in and
good corn. Phone $40 Black or 81
Main.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

SUPPOSE you are going to get
up or stay up so you will be able
to change your timepieces to the
regulation time at , a. m. Sunday?
Same here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
You Can Always Find Any Number
OF En- at 18th st. and End Ave.
Most ANY Windy Day.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, CaTD.
Wanted-Silk stocking inspectors.
Allentown Mills.
AFTER considering all that has
been said and done this country has
been very considerate of the kaiser
1t was the kaiser, you know, who
said: Il will stand no nonsense from
America" A review of our accom-
plishments in year and a half o.
war will show that he hasn't had to.
AFTER industriously keeping the
home fires burning during the warm
days of early fall the janitor, as is
his wont, decreed a fuelless day the
first chilly day we've had.
REGARDING bread labels served
in restaurants, B. X. tells us that
he was informed by a waiter that
the reason for keeping the labels
on the bread when it was served
was ObviOuS-to convince the union
patrons that they are not getting
nOn-union bread. B. K, who is
nothing if not a thorough believer
in unionism, states that after eat
ing hundreds of labels on his bread
he is convinced that as far as his
stomach is concerned, labels can
never replace the staff of life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
FRUIT.

"Bess is the apple of my eye"
He said, but now he's slippin':
Because we saw him passing by
With quite another pippfn.
youngstown Telegram.
Alberta is the peach for me-"
He said, and took his fling.
But nothing in her family tree
Shows us that she's a cling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25
Renting Him Out

(Royal, Kan, Guide)-
Anybody wishing to hire a mar
ried man by the year call at this
office or write Mrs. L. N. Johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

AS this is fms for this column
may we not revise Nathan Hales'
imm ortal words; My one regret is
that l have but one life to give for
my country" TO make them read
our one regret is that we have bur
one column to give for our paper?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

THANKING all contributors for
their invaluable assistance and the
readers for their patience and en-
durance, we bid you one and all
good night
MR.. Printer. Curtains
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-10-25

INCIDENTALLY, have you vet
reached the stage where you
can drop your fare in the street car
slot machines without having a
feeling of foolishness.
ACCORDING to confidential in
formation just received Al. L. Wool
is a cotton grower in Mississippi,
which reminds US that A. Carpenter
of Butte, Mont, is a stone mason.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
Mar untiSuri.

Judecind dupa numarul rascu-
larilor din Russia, ar trtbui sa
credem ca locuitorii din acea ia
ra nefericita, traiesc numai din
,,aluat' ori ,,drojdiute''.
Kaiser a vizitat nu de mutt ia
brica de tunuri a lui Krupp. Ce
bine ar fl fost sa fl privit in gu
ra vre-unui tun 81 dupa aceea, al
til, sd Fl putut spune in locul ca
,,nu stiut ca tunul era incar-
cat''.
Aceiasi Kaiser zice Cd are sa
trimita o noua nota tuturor pute-
rilor in care are sa denunte pc
aliati ca nu-i dau pace sd Sc re.
traga ca un ,,gentleman".
Pima 81 lui Dumnezeu ii pace
de omul care da din inima curata
Cumpara Liberty Bonduri.
LA riul Vavilonului, ne-am a
dunat 81 am plins'' - spune GU
vintul din Bible. - Aliatii nos
tri insa, in modernismul lor, S;
vor aduna la rlul Rinului 81 vol
ride. =.
Cind vedeti un barbat 81 0 fe
meie pc strada, cind observatl CT
ell este rau dispus 81 ca Alta dc
tare sd grabeste incit este GU do
pasi inaintea femeii, sd stiti G;
dinsii sunt casatoriti.
Pentru fiecare fata sinamagiti
in dragoste sunt SO procente d'
tineri carl sunt sinama giti i'll ca
satorie 81 in felul acesta sa echl
libreaza afacerea.
Tn ziar american propune cs
aliatii sd nu stea la masa de pace
alaturi de Germani ci sal insar
cineze pc generalul Foch, Gu a
planarea afacerii.
Gel mai sigur loc in Europa 81
zice ca ar Fl fost in imediata a
propiere a lui Kaiser Asa ne pu
| tenn explica 81 moi de ce dinsul $
| acuma dupa patru ami, are tot
feciori.
Cind ISL imbraca pentru prlm;
data mireie haina neagra, 81
stiti ca Sc incepc doliul!
Unde fl fata cea sfatOasa, ca
re sa pricepea la toate mai bin
decit muma-sa?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
UN PROJECT MINCINos,

lNu sunt nici trei saptamini de
cind Kaiserul, vorbind armatelor
sale din Alsacia, a zis ca nu nu-
mai fiecare German, dar 81 fieca-
re Austriac, fiecare Ungur, fie-
care Bulgar 81 fieoare Turc Isl
va varsa ultima picatura de sin
&c, de va fl neccsar, ca sa pas
treze Alsacia 81 Lorena pentru
Germania.
Razboiul acesta facut pc
multi profeti distinsi sa devie RI
dicoli, dar pntini au fost asa de
mincinosi ca Kaiser cind zis ca
fiecare Turc 81 fiecare Bulgar ca
pabil de purta arma va muri
pentru cauza germana.
Bulgaria e scoasa din lupta, e
umi.lta, supusa Gu totul aliatilor,
gaia sa lie implineasca orr ce do
rinta 81 sa lie serveasca cauza.
Turcia Sc afla in ajunul predarei.
Mimic nu mai lamurit ca fap-
tul ca att Turcia, cit 81 Austro.
Ungaria nu pot 81 nici ca vor lpu-
tea sd dea vra-un ajutor militar
armatelor germane, att Gle dis.
perate 81 de decimate. Aliatii Ger.
maniei sunt sdrobiti Gu totul mo-
raliceste. Ri sunt deja nefolosi
tori scopu.ui Germaniei.
Acesta este unul dintre motive
le principale, carl cauzeaza pa.
MICA in centrele financiare ale
Germaniei, precnm 81 turburari
in Berlin 81 in alte orase teutone
Tot din aceasta cauza cere 81
guvernul german un armistitiu
grabnic, prin care sd inlature de.
zastrul definitiv al armatelor sa.
ie, carl sa prabusesc in fata ala.
tilor victoriosi.
kalserul mai bine sa Sc lasa
de profetie, ca ori de cite orr pre-
zice ceva nu Use iinplineste, 81 da
ocazia sa fie taxat ca unul dintre
Gel mai prosti 81 mai mincinosi
proroci. .Daca e FL profet bun, a.
tunci sa spue iii ce insula are sd
rineasca zapada Il iarna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
INF0RMAT|UNI

Vizita Italienilor. - Cleveland.
@ suta de soldati ca bradui, niste
veterani ce au VENT direct de la
frontul de lupta toti au luat
parte la luptele de la Piave, unde
Austria fost batuta 81 soldatii
monarchiei duale aruncati peste
rau indarat in tara lor - au So
sit in acest oras.
Mi de oameni i-au asteptat ca
sa le zica un binc att VENT.
Pc fetele soldatilor Sc vedea
multumirea sufleteasca a acestel
primiri calduroase.
Posibil toate lccalurile vcr Fl
inchise. = Cleveland. = Mai toa-
te localurile publice din acest o.
ras Sc prepara ca sa-si inchida
portile de luni incolo pc un timp,
eel putin de doua saptamlnl. Prin
aceasta sd spera ca nu va ajuta
ca sa Sc raspindeasca epidemic
ce bintuie - Influenza spaniola.
Conspiratie in Canada. - Otta-
wa. = Cercetarile facute de poll
tie au descoperit ca eel putin
douazeci de asociatii au fost for
mate in Canada Gu scopul de a
face revolutie. Aceste organizatll
due 0 mare propaganda lncer-
cind ca sd strlnga pc socialist 81
alte elemente ca prin O rascoala
sd sileasca tara de face 0 pace
cu ori ce pref.
Caster defraudeaza, apoi dispa.
re. Amboy, Ind. = Dupa G
controla ce s'a facut la registrele
de casa la banca Amboy, din a.
eel oras, dupa ce fostul easier
John w. Kendall, disparut cam
de saptamina, banca fost IN
chisa ieri dupa ce controlorul &c
stat facut cercetari.
Controlorul de stat a aflat ca
|lipsesc intre $4,000 ori $9O, 900
Kendall fost easier patru ami dc
zi,e - 81 de sigur ca la mers
bine.
Un magnat al oleiului mort. =
Chicago. - Laurin j. Drake, pre-
sedintele de la Standard Oil Co
din Indiana. murit ieri noapta
de pneumonia. Drake fost dc
mai multi ami tovaras de afaceri
Gu John ID. Rockefeller.
| Colera in Berlin. - Bcrna.
'Colera Gu incetul sa lateste asu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
Cutremur de pamint. =

Femeile lucra in fabrica de sti-
ella. = Pittsburg. = De prima
data in istoria industriei de sti-
ella, femeile au fost amploiate in
aceste fabrici. Ele scot sticla 81 o
sufla - lucru pc care lnainte il
faceau numai barbatll.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
fatal 81 FIUL.
- fatal muncitor in America.
Fiul legionar in Italia. Corespon-
denta lor.

Fiul legionar in Italia. Corespon-
denta lor.
(Scrisori simple, documente la
redactia noastra, Gu introdu-
cere de: Iulius Z. V. IoanovicD !.
Domnul Nicolae Taropa din
Girls (comitatul Tirnava Mare)
este muncitor la O fabrica din
Youngstown, Ohio, dar este un
Romin asa cum trebue sa fie
astazi toti Rominii. Dlnsul a pri-
nit daunazi scrisoare de la
fiul sau Zachei, care a fost sol
dat in armata austriaca 81 a ca
zut PRISONER la Italieni. Din pri-
sonier ce fusese. cind Gu forma-
rea legiunei romine de $4,000 din
Italia, intrat 81 dlnsul de lie.
gionar.
Dupa intrarea in legiune, a
scris batrinului epistola de aci:
Iubitul meu tata!
1ti fac cunoscut ca pima la
scrierea acestei epistOle ma aflu
bine 81 sanatos, care sanatate ase
menea iti poftesc 81 d-tale tata
De acasa nu mai stu mimic de :
luni de zile. Moi ne-am mutat de
unde am fost. Tata draga eu an
primit bani, dara nu stu de un
de lam primit 13O de lire, Ell
n am vazut mandatul fara mi-ar
dat banii, dara Gu toate acestes
m am bucurat de eli.
| Tata, acum c un timp indelun
pat de cind nu am mai capata
carte de la d-ta. Daca al vote sd
mi scrii, ca eu din toata inim;
o sa-ti raspund, caci pima acums
am scris numai cind am primi
porunca sa scriem. De acum,
inainte iti scriu 81 d-tale tata c;
sunt voluntar in Italia, dara dra
GA tata cum te afli Gu parere;
pentru asia ca eu ti-as fl scri
81 pima acuma, dara tot am ere
gut ca te vel supara, dara acun
am facut 81 ell pentru patria $
natlunea mea ce am putut. Eli
sunt voluntar de Is luni, dar;
pima acum nu am fost la sigur c;
merg. Acum sunt la Ga arma
ia tata draga. Te rog sa-mi scri
ca ce crezi despre pasul pc car
Lam facut, facut-am bine sau nu
TIE rog scrie-mi inapoi ca vrea
sa mai sti de mine sau nu, scrie
mi cit Sc poate de curind ca pi
ma, cind am un pic de SINCE d
Romin, 81 pc acela vreau sa.
dau pentru legea mea romIneas
ca. Daca ne va ajuta bunul DUN
nezeu sd he vedem 81 moi oda
ia liberi unit intro Romini
Z ! Mare. Caci sunt veacuri decin
/ puritan jugul strain 81 pentru ca
re tara barbara am stat attic
, luni in linia de bataie pentru
j sustinea la putere pc omOrltoru
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vedem afara din Ardealul nostr
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r nu sd da inlaturi 81 nu Sc laps
: da de natiunea lui, caci stii tat
draga ca toata pasarea ISL c1nt
cintecul, tot asa vreau 81 eu S
i mil cint pc al meu romineSte.
Primeste tata draga multe 81
lutari de la toti fratii mel Romir
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lara in partea mea primeSt
salutari 81 sarutari, al d-tale flu
Taropa Zachiu din Girls, conits
tul Trrava Mare.