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The Washington times., 1918-09-25
GREAT CASUALTIES
IN PLAUEN BLAST

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept 25.-A graphic de-
scription of the blowing up of the
German powder factory at Plauen, In
which more than 5000 employees were
either killed or injured, Is contained
IL q letter found on q prisoner taken
by the British. The story of the
Plauen explosion was suppressed by
the German government
The letter, apparently from n friend
to the German soldier, follows:
"Our Sunday excursion to Plauen
was a complete success. We visi ed
The scene Of the catastrophe where
three weeks ago an explosion took
place in a powder factory where $500
men and women were employed.
Nearly all the workers were said
to have been victims OF the war, and
of the total number only twelve wom-
en- are said to have escaped unhurt-
The truth. of course, one can never
get at Nevertheless, from the few
survivors one can hear about the fate
of their comrades.
lust imagine, $500 and only
twelve left! Is not that frlghtful7
The scene presents a terrible spec
tacle. All the doors and windows
were smut, as usual III AaSbOIieSb anu
only one side entrance was open. A
few found their way out.
sixty vehicles spent the entire
night hauling victims away. We Wis
tied the masses of graves at the east
ern cemetery at Plauen. Notwith-
standing the sorry spectacle, our trip
went on merrily. OF course, We felt
sorry for the unfortunate people, bat
then one cannot always be grieved,
therefore let us look toward the sun.
The living surely have their rights"
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
GAYEN STAR FINDS
GIRLS WAR WORK

When Miss Eta Pillard. OF the team
Of Stone and Pillard, headliners Of
The Social Maids" at the Gayety
Theater this week. started out last
season to recruit girls for essential
war plant work in New York. she
little dreamed that she was laying
the foundation of a circuit-wide repu-
tation as an employment agent in the
burlesque field.
Yet this is exactly what has hap
pened, and more than q hundred
chorus girls, fat girls, lean girls and
ponies. have her to thank today for
well-paying positions she has found
for them in war plants in and around
New York. ..iss PiIlard took up the
work first as q means Of providing
summer employment for the members
OF the chorus OF the Social Maids"
hast season. The majority OF the mem
bers became so enthused over the
new work that they declined to grace
the boards of burlesque this season
and have decided to work for Uncle
sam until the end Of the war.
From various war plants, located In
widely separated points, Miss Pfllard
has received letters from former show
girl associates, thanking her for her
interest In their welfare and for the
assistance she rendered in procuring
Jobs for them at better salary figures
than any burlesque company ever
dreamed Of offering. The girls are
engaged In making shell castings, tor
pedoes, bandages, Red Cross Access
series and other articles so badly
needed in the general war program
The dainty coincidence OF The So
etal Maids" has written to the en-
ployment directors of several large
plants in New Jersey, asking for lists
Of desirable positions that are open
TO show girls and former burlesque
associates.
Miss PiIlard does not think for an
Ing that girls are firing OF the
show business. but scores of them have
the desire to help the Government In
the present crisis.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
GOV. EDGE WINS
INN. ]. PRIMARIES

TRENTON, N. J.. Sept. 25.-Gov
Walter Z. Edge was an easy winner
in yesterdays primaries in this State
in the contest of the Republican party
for the nomination to the long term Of
the United States Senate, according
to figures available today when he
won the nomination by a majority OF
more than six to one over Edward w
Gray and George L. Record.
In the Democratic primary George
". LaMonte, former State banking
commissioner. won the long-term
Senatorial nomination over Charles O.
Hennessy, Frank McDermitt, and
Alexander Simpson.
David Baird, for the Republicans.
and Charles o. Hennessy. for the
Democrats, were unopposed in the
race for tho short-term Senatorial
nomination OF their respective parties.
There were nine contests for Con-
gresslonal nominations in tho Repub
lican party and four IN tho. Democratic
party. Apparently tho regular or
ganiEation candidates have won. nc
cording to present returns.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
BOY LOSES LIFE;
HIT BY HOSE CART

One boy Is dead today and three
other persons are suffering from in
Juries received In traffic accidents
yesterday.
Benjamin VoIi, thirteen years old.
1926 A street northeast. died early to-
day. He was struck by No. 9 hose
wagon At First and H streets north
east. He was taken to Sibley Hos
pitaI first. and then to Casualty Hos
pital. where he died.
Two motorcycles and a street car
collided at Fifth and K streets north
west last night Three persons were
injured. Herman Lieb, fifteen years
old, 14Oo z street northeast, and AL
bert Hardy, e14 Ninth street north
east, both riding a motorcycle, were
removed TO Sibley Hospital Joseph
Ofensteins 722 Tenth street northeast,
riding another motorcycle, was in
5ured and taken to Emergency Hos
pital. Their injuries are not serious.
Samuel A. Douglas. 100 A street
southeast, driving a machine at First
and Massachusetts, avenue northeast,
eollided with Washington Railway
and Electric street car No. 600. The
automobile was damaged.
A collision between the automobile
driven by Henry Batson. 1879 L street
northwest, and one driven by A. H.
Friedman. 1857 Tunlaw road, at Con-
necticut avenue and L streets north
west, damaged the running board Of
Batson's machine
Two automobiles were damaged in
q collision between the machine OF
Peter Hansen operated by John Han
sen, and the machine of Joseph Har-
rison. CSC D street northeast, on e
street. between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25

40 inches wide, Beautiful
Lustrous Sheen; rich
soft Textures, in all the
new fall colorings; for
street and afternoon
wear.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
SALT TO Be SALTED

Salt producers lined up solidly In
ne campaign for conservation at a
conference today with officials Of
the Food Administration. Their
product will be put up in q few
standard sized sacks, and when pack
ed in wood the barrels will be hoped
with wood instead OF steel.
The FIRST measure will save large
quantities of cotton: the other will
conserve steel Salt, when packed in
cotton, may be had in only five. ten.
twenty-five pound or larger sacks.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
ADVOCATE SCENT FARE

The North Capitol and lexington
citizenE' Association stands on record
today az fRVoring a straight 5-cent fare
on all lines OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Company on the condition
that universal trnnBfer1 and a continue
ton OF the ticket EystsSn on 4 straight
Scent basis DO Included,
A resolution 10 this effect was adopt
ed at the meeting OF the association
last night. at which a committee was
appointed 20 attend the pubiis hearing
TO be held by the Public Utilities Com
mission,
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
MARK RELIGION ON DISCS.

from American headquarters states
that soldiers may indicate their re-
ligious belief on the backs of their
Identity discs. for use in case they
are killed. ."P' will indicate Protest
ant. &C" Catholic. and III" Hebrew.
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
Band Concert

THIS AFTERNOON AT THE CAPT.
toll AT p. NJ, BY THE
MARINE BAND.
WILLIAM II. SANTELMANN, Leader.
March. ~. S. Rainbow Division"
Schasberger
Overture ''Naritana" .... Wallace
Persian March ...L Langley
Trumpet solo, The GondoIier" .Simonds
Musician Harry Glantz.
suita peer Gyut'' ... GrieE
(A) Morning. Cbl The death OF
Ase Cc) Anitra's Dance. Cdl Dance
of the Imps in the halls Of the
Mountain King.
Excerpts from Macbeth. Verdi
"Reminiscences of the Plantation
Chambers
The star-spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1918-09-25
WOMEN TO REPLACE MEN

Lists are being prepared by the
various community labor boards
throughout the country of industries
where men can be replaced by wo-
men, The lists are to be published
and employers in such industries will
be asked to release men employees and
substitute VomeR-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

J STA aproape trei luni dupa sosirca
lor in America. Nadejea de a de.
veni stapinii unei mosii intinse
Sc prefacuse repede in FUN, ca
ilnziile unfi minti tincre. In locul
cimpiilor visate, batrinhl 81 copi-
Ia Sc gasiau in fata nnei ,realita-
II prea triste: cocioaba Gu pc
retii cojiti 81 imbracati Gu muci-
gai, GU singura fereastra fara
eeam 81 gca mobila soba veche
crapata de foe, 0 masa GU trei pi-
cloare 81 intr 'un colt nm brat de
pale &c tinea loe de pat.
LORENZO, Gu fata la soba, cau-
IA cn grija in ecnusa,> Gu nadej-
dea de q gasi inca citiva cartofi /;
Marisia din contra sczind pc pale
Gu miipile Write Sub genucili, tin
tee ncmiSeata pafdoseala. Sarma-
na cepiA sj1nse intr'o o stare de
plins: bolnava, slaba, GU obraiii
galbepi, fata pierdnse frumoasa
cpt0are trandafirie dc odinioara,.
parea ca Sc micsorase; ochiii nu-
maj, ochii eel mari ii albastri pri-
yiap imprejar yis&tori Il pareall'
Mult ma; mari &i Tlnrrafn sufn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
lVa> urma1.

stle Gardens 81 in cascle de III
cru; Sc ingramadestc, Sc svircole-
ste 81 moare. Daoa indeobste in
America emigrantii sunt socotiti
ca drojdia popoarelor earopenc,
cu drcpt Sc poate spunc ca locui-
tirii din aeest cartier formeaza
drojdia emigrantilor: neam, care
cu cit maj lipsit de lucru, Gu A.
tit mai multi Sc deda la lenevie,
La molieiune, sau la hoinarit. A
desea in noptile fntunecoase ra-
suna in aer inpuscaturi de arme.
de- foe, strigari cerand ajutor ii
gemete inabnsite de durere sc a.
mesteca impreuna cn cintecele Ir
landezilor betivi u Gu urletele ne
grilor. Zina din contra Sc vad oa-
meni Gu palaria lasata pe-o ure..
che 81 cu lnleaua intre dipti plim
bindn-se inceaee si incolo, lincfI
zind sau contemplind nemiscati q
lupta de pnmni, facind prinsori|
pc .reaa]tatul final. Copiii negrij
d albi, in 1oc "a Sc ducS la seoaI6
se tavalesc toata zila prin no.
roiul drumalriior, caaltind eou ae|
verdetHri, de banane sau de Hof-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

"; Noise Boca 81; Stefan Popa
81; v. Mihaila 81; 1. Martin ~;
Cos. Stroia ST.; N. Barna 81; VI
Greavn $2; I. Oancca $2; e.. Pa
tnlea 81; /. Onitia ST.; l. Moldo-
van 81; u. Mihaila *5; S. Dates
$2;N. Dates SO; Anrcl Bozdoc
$5; r.. Dragomir, Mohn ST.; G..
Ilungoci ST.; r. Lazar 81; /. Rue
sia 81 n. Mica 81; HE Plesia 81.
I. Ginrca So; v. Prustea $2;sl.
Prcscean ST.; I. Pumnea 81; l..
Muntcam Sill. cristea $E 1. Sar-
bu 81; n. f'alpan ST.; I. zagan
81; Ilie Valean So; ID. Martin
So; 1. Bohdan So; N. Cristea ~;
G. Cimpcan $3.50; l. Beteagu 81 !;
A. Barza 81; I. Marin soc; loan
Glib So; |. Nan 81; G. Florea
50; |. Harceaga SILL: lstrate 50 !;
Victor Tngnr $50; llie Berghea
$2; v. Miahila soc; A. Dragomir
25c; Zaharie Bota 81; Ghcrasim
SuciI 81; NJ. Oros 81; G. Popla-.
cean So; Ariton soc; Codrca
Serbian a.; S. Popa 81 !; Panfilie
Crisian, diletant la picsa actuala
-; Stefan Cindea, epitropul BIZ
sericei gr. orf. romfne din loc
$2; Y. Toma 81; v. Saban 81 !;
Andreiu Parasca $3.50; S. Nan
81; V. Siuha 81; V. Vintian I'll !;
Y. Popa 50; Stefan Hanea din
Sadn, de prezent in Massillon,
Ohio $3 Printre accste hume
mai sunt uncle care MI sc pot
descifra. Rugam pc fratii Ro-
mini care nu-si yor gasi numele
i'm aceasta dare de seama IN
cunostiinta pc ori care frate din
tire Sadeni.
Deci pc aceasta cale adncem
cele mai vii multumiri celor de
mai sus numiti frati, rugind pc
bunul Dumnezeu a lie lungi fl
rul vietii pima la ad1nci batrInc-
te, celor Gu familic la intreaga
familia, lar cclor tineri sd fie pc
deplin sanatosi spre a-si putca
revedea parintii.
Gu deosebirc aduccm cclc mai
sincere multumiri d-lui Panfilic
Crisian 81 sotiei d-sale Ana, care
an fost ca diletanti la aeeasta
piesa teatrala, ne facind parte
din comma nOastra. Asemenea
d-lni Izidor Marcovici, ziarit din
Sibiii, care ne-a servit 81 acum
81 la toate piesele teatrale. mai
principale ca suffer 81 Gu toatc
sprijinirile d-sale
In numele Sadenilor zicem ca
Dumnezeu sd >prineasca jcrtfa
fiecarni pc altarul Domnnlui.
comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
DARE DE sEAMA 81 lGuLTU.
MITk PUBIiCA.

Indigenii din comma Sa6n, CO.
mitatnl Sibiiu, aflatori in Canton,
Ohio, avind o petrecese Gil tea
tru in zina de 26 Maiu 1918, in
favorul ambelor biserici 81 Or
fanilor din aeeasta cOmunA, ve-
MIN pc accasta Gale a adnce vii
le noaster multumiri marinimosi-
Tor frati romini, care au partici-
pat la aceasta petrecere, cu att
mai mutt acelora, care pc linga
biletul de intrare Sian arafat dra
gostea de Romini 81 au donat 81
cite % suma de bani oare care,
precu murmeaza.
Nu putem trece cu vederea sd
nu ne exprimam multumirile noa-
sire d-lui loan NIGGA 81 familiei
d-sale de origina din~Saliste, CO.
mitatul Sibiiu, care a fost 81 este,
81 nclipsind de la nici chemare
romfneasca a nu-Si arata dragos-
stea dinsului de rom1n adevarat.
care 81 GU aceasta ocaziune a do
nat suma de $500.
De asemenea multumim 81 dior
loan Narginean 81 Oprea Vulcu
tot din familia d-lui loan MOga
din Saliste de prezent comerci-
anti 81 buceri in Canton, Ohio ca
re au donat sn ma de Is.
Din Sadu.
Constantin Vestemcan, find
ca prescdinte aranjator la aceasta
petrecere a donat suma de $40;
Rev. HE Jida $40; N. Dragomir
$40; v. Siuha *l;s Rev. Solomon
Duma So; Irimie Dancanetiu $40; /;
loan Hausi 50; lean Roman, bu-
Ger $40; loan L. Vasiu 50; Victor
Florean So; P. Dragomir So; l..
Sanfir So; N. I.ivezan 50; loan
Rotarescu So; N. Bancioiu $5 !:
n. 7. Cimpoca IS; N. Hanea SO !;
ID. Barb So; [. Bunea So; loan
ID. Sandru 50; 1. Chirca 80; n.
Sandru SO; Ir. Todor So; loan
d. Vasiu So; Nicolae n. Ivan So ;
n. N. Cimpocae$2; loan N. Ivan
So; loan Duma so; loan D. Ivan
So; Dumitru ID. Ivan $40; N.
Dancanetiu So; /. Bancioiu 80 /;
loan A. Ivan IS; Simeon Ham,
basan So; Stefan Neagoe So l.
oan Draghicin As; Simeon /. To-
trsan So; loan p. Muntean IS /:
Simeon Sanea, secretar So; loan
D. Muntean, easier $40; Irimie l.
Muntean So; loan Sandru, condu-
Gator de teatru So.
Fratii cannpatrioti:
B. Gleser, saloner $40; l. Bill
gan So; Casian Moldovan $2; /;
T. Moldovan $l;; v. Brasioycan
SO; HE Danila 81; loan Plesa
81; s: z. Popp IS; N. Albu $5 :
]. Danila ST.; Toader Oltean 81 ;
". Popa So; I. Stoia So; /. Popa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

in aceste meditatiuni, bratelf-i ca
deau fara putFre dealungul trupu.
lui, ochii ma mai prindeau imagini-
le lucr,lrilor 81 gindurile Sc iAeruci-
sau uncle Gu a3tele cu o repeziciune
uimitoare. Pentru ell totul era lucr,l
strein, asa de neobicinait 81 mai pre-
sus de toate asa de respingstor!
Ce trista schimbare La Lipinsk,
Lorento mostenia IN Gimp, Sc ga
sia intr o stare bine9 9azuta, Sc bncu-
"a de respectful compatriotilor sal,
minearaa nn-i lipsia 81 Dnminica
MI ipsia de a Sc d,lce 10 bisericS 81
psi aprinde lnminarea inaintea al
taF4lui, pc cind A New Ynsr era
eel mai din llr,n2 dintre oamenii de
jos din ori ce loc Il alupgasera ii,
ehip necinstH ea pc un cline care
~ stie ilimeni de unde = VENT. SIR
mana tsarma rat6cit& cxreia isse. ;p-
chisese calea fR8aereesii ~ stauli
O. psimele xile ale neuorsoiffi sal6|
jAs@ a1niatirilor u sontea adesea ].
"a era mink mai bine i lipipsl1
~ eiad I'm elas mi psa4ernic, acAla
q teonsti stiintei 4 a1ustra: ,,'3 36tr5ne
~ u 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
DARE DE sEAMA ST MULTI
MTTA PURLICA.

. ~ 4 .
Comitetul Fcmeilor pentru CRU
cea Rosie Romina din McKccs
Rocks, Pa, a avut in scara zilci
dc 25 Maiu 1913, pctrecerc I'm
prennata eli dams, in hala Socic,
tatii ,.Ncgru Voda.' din Helen
Street, la care avut un rcznl-
tat foartc multumitor, att din
punct de vedere moral, cit 81
material.
Dcci pc aceasta Gale aducem
,cele mai sincere multumiri tutu-
ror fratilor Romini, domni 81
doamne pentru sprijinul pc care
ni-l-au dat si-i rugam ca 81 pc
viitor sd ne dca tot acelasi spri-
jim bine voitor al dior.
Multumim fratilor 81 surorilor
rominc care pc linga taxa de In
trarc All contribnit 81 co supra
solviri la accasta fl'nmoasa pc
treccre. la care s'a .adunat>o SUI
ma frumoasa de bani.
Mnltumim Societatii Negru
Voda pentru sprijinul pc care
ni-l-a dat la aceasta petrecere.
Tot pc aceasta Gale sc va pu-
blica 81 colecta veche care fost
pima acuma la casierita comite-
tului in suma de 1l7.44, care SUI
ma Sc va adaoga utoti banii in
cursi la lalta 81 Sc vor trimite
la locnl destinat.
Iata nuMele marinimosilor do
natori:
Anton Canal $40; 1zidor Mo-
rariu So; Nicolae Sida So; Geor-
ge Cornea 81 sofia 81; Ilie Popa
81 sofia 81; iosif Manrulea 81 ;
Achim Hatagan 81; Nicolae
Chelbea 81; Moisa Olariu 81 ;
loan Stincoiu 81; Pavel NIGGA 81
sofia 81; Victor Popa 81 sofia
81; Alex. Roman 81 sofia 81 !;
Pet. Tomulet is sofia 81; George
Boldea 81; loan Craiovcan 81 !;
Lazar> Dragos 81 Anuca Onijan
$3.50; loan Butariu 81; Pavel
Gornic 81; Vasile Tilea ST.; Cos
tica Gayrila 81; Nick Dana 81 !;
loan Ioanes 81; Vasile Barbateiu
81; dosif Dragan 81; George
Gurza 81; Nicolae Stupariu 81 !;
Nicolae Moldovan 81; George
Blago 81; Vica Parau 81 sofia
81; loan Dragos Sd; George Bir-
san ST.; Zaharie Sirbu 81 sofia
81; Nick Hatagan 81 sofia 81 /;
Aron Onea 81; Trifan Bichis 81 !;
Fr9se Ana $l; Zaharie Sirbu ju-
Nor 81; loan Sulea 81; loan Mi
haila 81; Pett Buta 81; Gavrila
Manasie 81; Nicolae Lucaciu 81
sbtia 81; loan Gicasan 81; Pa
vel Grama 81; Nicodin Farca 81; !;
Nicolae Suciu 81; Andreiu Cor
nea 81; Teodor Hirleu soc; Ge-
orge Balint soc; Vasile Stefan
SOC; Vasife Dulas soc; >Gligor
Italian soc; Mihaila Gavrila soc /;
loan Ona soc; Teodosie Preda
soc; George Zdravan soc; Tolo-
meiu Sida soc; loan Borcoman
soc; loan Bercea soc Simion
Dumitru soc; George Flip 81 so
tia soc; Nick Tomulet 81 sofia
soc; Iulus Mihaly soc; Mihaila
Lecu soc; Andreiu Manciulea 81
sofia soc; Avram Goluni SOC !;
Emanoil Varga soc; loan Bacila
soc; Leonte Dana 60c; ,Sarafim
Dana 81 sofia soc; Rusalim il
mon 5Oc; Pett Marcu soc; Du-
mitrn Baloscu soc; loan Moldo-
van 81 sofia soc; Nicolae Cojoca-
riu soc; Aler. Bita 25c; loan Sa-
vnt 25c; Simion Bita 25c; Nick
Ioanes 25c; Avindin Dragos 25c !;
Vasile Mihu 25c; Miron Oncu
25c; Payel Miles 25c; George
Sorbanuta 25c; Stiff Csyacs 25c !;
Mihaila CiOrean 25c: George Cir
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

| Ajuns in saracie din -cauza ne
norocirilor Ell trupnl prapadit de
boale. alnngat din insasi casa fiji
lor sal, batrinul ar Fl putut totu-
81 totdeaupa sa sc tirasca Gu un
toiag 81 gasindu-si un locsor lin
ga pragui bisericii sau in coltul
nnui drum linga o cruce stind a.
acolo sd plinga 81 sd cfnte rugfn-
du-se: ,Doamne, Doamne, fie-ti MI
Ia de lacripile mele de singe3s
Bogatul mosier are nina darnica
Nsi trec1nd pc linga el lar Fl dat
destul de pomana.
Doamna nailoasa ar ii pus i'm ban
in man.l$itele trandafirii ale CO.
|piilor, earl deschizind oehV mari,
Lar ii adus c6lyetorulni; taraanl i
AZ Il dat bncata de piine, tarapca
putin6 slknip3 Oh, cit lar fi
fost de nsoara viata in patria SCI.
Star ii petrecut zilele ID umhra cru
eli deaaapr&-i oerul frppsas !; ID
jarni vesdele eimpurilor sale ~
rinteeti, 10 mijlpepl acelei pfci u
tSceri, .Dann4se1l ii-ar 81 asenltat ~
'ga A.. Oar IA 81 eeest ass ffrx
"a, ~ ,s~.ss.s -. - .sx ]. 81 xS & ~ s.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

P0uestirc.
Dc: IULIUS Il. Y. IOANOVICl.
.(IIrnarel

(Urmare).
Dragi cetitori 81 cetitoare, stati
putin. Sa ne oprim:
Cine pns cnvintul acesta i'm
gnrita Martei 81 de ce s'a strins ini-
ma lui Emil, la auzuf lui. Cunoaste-
ii d6ar 81 DVoastra simtirea aeeea,
cind sa opreste omul asa din Sc
min. Isl uita nnde este 81 ce vorbeste
81 ell cine vorbeste. Pc clipa i sd
pare ca la lumina unor fulgere, isl
vede viitorul departat. Atunci sd
cutremura 81 toate sd ispravesc.
- Eau, Marta, tn vorbesti eu-
minte. Intr 'adevar ar trebli sd mai
lnveti 81 tn cite ceva, fnteleg din
gospodarie. Linuta are sa tc inyete
daca tie rogi de dinsas'. :
- ,,Da, Linuta este foarte br,a
cu mine. Oar mi-c frica, nu care
cum-va prostia mea sd fie mai ma
re decit bunatatea dinsei. Nezi, da-
ca ma cuget la Linuta, totdeauna
Imi vine in minte, gindul ce fericiti
sunt aceia pc earl ia Msat Dunno
Ecu Sc fie asa de perfect ca d1nsa.
81 vezl, acum ma mir ca. tn Gu
nosti de alta vreme 81 totusi. "a
- &c al volt sa zici, Marta 2"
= Intreba Emil.
- ,,Nimica' - raspunse Marta
81 cazn ca dusa pc g1nduri.
Inzadar incercat Emil sd mai
scoata della dfnsa cuv1ntul pc care
! inghitise. La fiecare intrebare Isl
clatM capul dragut 81 mic, asa ca
pletele Ell de aur zbuzau ca fluturii
in jurul obrajilor, apoi- deodata a
izbucnit in riset:
,,Prostie, MI inertia sd ito mai
spun. lar acum sd vedem cine alum
&c mai cnrind la Linuta, care colo
lInga arborele acela mare'..
S'a lasat pc aripile vintului de
primavara. Nici urma picioruselor
ci mici nu sd mai cunostea asa zbu
rat de usor printre flori 81 iarba
verde. A zburat deadrcptul in bra
tele deschise ale Linutei.
&c faci aici, draga mamita
mca?''
IAN facut cununa din flori.
Uita cit de frumoasa. lao ecu-
mos pc brat - ii zise Linuta.
In clipa aceea a sosit 81 Emil la
fata loculni. Linuta "a uitat la din
sui. A aflat toate din ochii lui 81
rizind zise catra Marta:
,,Cred ca este mai bine asa"
81 in aceeasi clipa la luat cununa
frumos Gle pc brat 81 puse pc ca
pul eli mitutel 81 auric. Marta rosi
81 statea nehotarita. Sa parea ca c.
ste lnSaSl Iltanla.
,,Cununa d d'alba de mireasa
= zise Linuta sarutindu- 'si vara
GU dragoste.
.,Ori cununa de moarte,'' =
raspunse indata Marta luindu-si GU
mna de pc cap.
Att Emil cit 81 Linuta an oca-
rlt o pentru asta. Amindoi au i'm
presurat o GU cuvinte aspire asa ca
sirmana fata a fost silita sa 81 cea-
ia scuZe della eli.
de pc acum fiji bun Gu din
So" - ii sopti Linuta lui Emil =
,,vezi cit este de simtitoare''.
90, Linuta! daca nu al Fl tn
lInga mine, crede-ma nu mi-ar Fl
perfecta fericirea'' zise Marta.
,,Voi fl linga vol 81 nadajdu-
iesc ca va vol vedea totdcauna asa
de fericiti cum suntcti acum" =
zise Linuta surizind. "a
Marta STA pus de nou cununa pc
cap 81 a pasit inainte. Linuta Gu f.
mil, ramaSi in nrma, vorbeau Sc.
riosi despre viitoarea casnicie, ce 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
r.
T E. L E 6 R A M 1.

Din cauza refuzului autorit&ti-
lor a ne da permfsiune pentru
parada pentru >xiua de II lu.ie
1913, sfintirea drapelslor Socis-
Atn noastre va avea tot IN gina
de 4 IULIE 1913, asa cum = tost
hotarita Il inceput ->i M in a
Inlie, cum s'a avizat plterior.
Soeietatea ,voluntarii Rominici"
Philadelphia, Pa.
(41-43).