davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
Saving of Fuel to Light
Coal Stove Fire at Top

Although a coal fire always burns
better, especially at the start, when
lighted from the bottom, II has been
found to be much more economical of
coal IL the paper and kindling wood are
placed above the coal, says Popular
Mechanics. A few small Goals and
cinders are spread over the top Of the
kindllng wood to enable coal fire to
be started. After the top layer begins
10 burn properly the fire will spread
.jlowly downward II the air draft is
right. This method secures the most
complete combustion because the gases
from the unburned coal at the bottom
must pass through the burning layer
at the top, and thus become completely
burned. II Is admittedly harder to
build and control this kind Of q fire,
but the saving In fuel often justifies
the extra trouble.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
CLASH OVER ORIENTAL RICE
Chinese and Japanese In Hawaii
Accuse One Another Of
Profiteerino.

Honolulu, Hawaii. japanese and
Chinese of Honolulu have, temporarily
at least, found the Shantung contro-
versy overshadowed by a new issue,
the rice supply. Because Of an en-
barge on the expectation of japanese
rice. Hawaii Is threatened with grave
shortage of this oriental food staple.
Hoarding and profiteering, II il said,
are adding to the gravity of the sit
uation. japanese and Chinese agree
on this point, but each nationality
charges the other with doing the hoard
ing and profiteering.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
THRIFT Is HABIT; GET IT.

Thrift Is a habit. A habit Is thing
you do unconscIously or automatically
without thought. We are ruled by our
habits. When habits are young they
are like lion cubs-soft, fluffy. funny,
frolicsome little animals. They grow
day by day. Eventually they rule you.
Choose ye this day the habit ye would
have rule over you. The habit Of thrift
is simply the habit which dictates that
you shall earn more than you spend.
In other words, thrift is the habit which
provides that you spend less than you
earn. Take your choice."-Elbert Hub
bard.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
KINGS VISIT RECALLS TALE
Edward VII Found Harness Room
at BaInoral Castle the Only
Warm Place.

London, England.-With the visit OF
King George to Balmoral to pass his
holiday much has been written about
the drafty condition of Balmoral Cas-
tie, where he will reside. The story
Is recalled of visit to the same cas-
tie by the late King Edward, who was
once discovered sitting in the harness
room OF the stables. Surprise was ex-
pressed by member of the household
at finding him In such surroundings.
"Dash 1t, man, must go somewhere
to get warm" was his reply.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
Reader Pleases
Large Audience
Miss Louise Loveday Presents
Admirable Interpretation OF.
within the Law"
Characterization Of Principals in Wonderful
Play Grips Listeners-Proof Of
Artists Talent.

The below fine endorsement of Miss
Loveday's work will be read with in
terest by her many friends in this, her
home city. The article is taken from
the Traverse City Record-Egale of Nov
5th, 1919.
Seldom has reader of such finish,
OF such complete mastery of the var
ious phases of dramatic expression,
been heard from a local platform as
Miss Louise Loveday, presented as the
second number of the Lecture Course
last night at the City Opera House.
"Within the Law" by Bayard Veillar
and Marvin Dana, an intense, thrilling
four-act play, was given by Miss Love-
day, and provided an excellent eve-
ning's entertainment, one of the best
scheduled for the season. The plot of
the play deals with the injustice of the
law, with the tyranny of the monied
class, and the play has for years been
one of the prominent dramas of the Leg
itimate stage.
The three main characters in the plot,
Edward Glider, financier, Richard
Glider, his fine, principled, likeable son,
and Mary Turner, a clever, refined shop
girl were clearly depicted by Miss Love-
day as were the other minor characters
in the play, displaying the certain grip
the entertainer has on the principles
which are involved in well-drawn inn
presentations.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
M. A. c. MEN DEFEND
COLD PACK CANNING
Recent Poisoning Not Due to
MethOd-Tests for Canned
Products Given.

Canning experts OF the Michigan
Agricultural College have added their
voices to the chorns OF denial that there
is anything wrong with the cold pack
method of canning food products, or
that the recent deaths from botulinus
poisoning in Detroit of people who had
eaten ripe olives were in any way con-
nected with cold pack canning.
The Boys and Girls Club leaders,
under whose direction great deal OF
canning has been done in Michigan,
have the backing of the State Dairy and
Food Commission, the Washington
authorities, and the Bacteriology De-
partment at M. A. c. in their assertion
that the cold pack method is safe. r.
A. Turner, State Leader Of Club Work
at the college, has the following to say
about botulinus poisoning:
Investigation has proved that though
botulinus poisoning is exceedingly rare,
it is just as likely 10 occur in food pre-
served by the open kettle method as
in those put up by the cold pack can
ming process. Only two cases OF poison
ing have been traced to beans canned
by the last named method. In fact, the
first cases of this poisoning known were
traced to sausage, indicating that canned
goods are not only foods in which this
germ may occur. However, because Of
the length Of time of cooking in cold
pack canning, all authorities are un-
animous in pronouncing this method as
the one most likely to stop the develop
ment of the germ, and therefore the
best method for preserving known at
present.
According to the psychologists, the
poisoning is due not to the germ itself,
but to the toxin which it produces.
This toxin con be destroyed by heat.
The organism, which can grow in both
brine and sugar solutions, produces gas
in the process of forming the toxin. If
the germ has grown In the can long
enough, food so infected will give off
putrid odor.
'In the case of the olives, which
caused the recent trouble, this odor
was obscured by the characteristic odor
of the brine in which the fruit was cann-
ed. That gases had been formed was
borne out by the statement of one OF
the guests that the olive popped"
when he picked it up, and so thinking
that it was over-ripe, he laid it aside"
The advice given to all housewives
concerning the eating of their canned
food is:
First; the canned food should look
clear. There should be no evidences OF
the products having "swelled". The
jar must have good seal. Experiments
show that canned foods inoculated with
the botulinus germ should look milky
and swell. About the top of the glass
jar there are soon visible sighs of
working.
Second note the odor of the food. II
should not be putrid or have any "off''
odor.
Third If it is at all suspicious, do not
taste food. Heating the food to boiling
(2l2 degrees F. for ten minutes, will
destroy the toxin, making the food safe.
If il is desired to serve the food cold,
il should be boiled and then chilled be.
fore being served.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
The SideIights.

The great events are peaks In the
mountain ranges of time, that leave
little to the imagination. Literature
thrives by the streams of legend and
glory that run down. from them and
by the lanes and roads Of emotion. as
piration. passion and endeavor that
lead up to them. The sidelights and
side issues and every day events made
literature. as they made life ITSELF
Christian Herald.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
BRIEF AND BREEZY

The dreamer would be all
right If his appetite didn't get
busy and wake him up.
A girl doesn't like the idea Of
working for living unless she
is married to a shiftless man.
The usual order of things
reversed in matrimonial warfare.
First comes the surrender, then
the engagement, and last, but not
least, the call to arms.
The procrastinating man Is
ever struggling with ruin.-Hes-
ford.
To wait patiently men must
also work cheerfully.-Samuel
Smiles.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
Sunday Funerals Barred.

Mobile, Ala.-Burial Of the dead
here on Sunday is punishable by fine
of 800 under a city ordinance just
adopted. Passage Of the ordinance
was the result of a petition to the city
commission by ministers, undertak-
ers and grave diggers.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
Maybe the Next Batch
of Pets Will Be Skunks

Portchester, N. Y.-It will not
be possible to keep goats In ten
ement houses hereafter IL the
board of health has its way.
After pigs were barred from
dwellings during the influenza
epidemic last fall, families
adopted goats as pets. Accord
ing to Sanitary Inspector Bitz,
the animals are kept on second,
third and even fourth floors. He
suggests that they be licensed,
the same as dogs.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14
DON'T DISREGARD A COLD

A neglected cold may develop into
most serious sickness. The influenza
and pneumonia that swept the country
year ago were preceded by an cpl
demic of colds. Foley's Honey and
Tar will check cold il taken in time.
1t loosens phlegm and mucous, clears
air passages, eases hoarseness, stops
tickling throat. .-Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14

It's mighty good thing that lot of
folks are able to lay up trasures in Heav
en- for the wolf keeps after them so hard
that they never seem able to lay up any
here.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-11-14

Your past may not all be open to in
spection, but you have lots of company.
A man is so bungling in his attempts
to flatter that he seldom impresses any
body but men.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
February n, 1919

Gates that there are from 10000 to
100000 Jews in the service. This
estimate is based upon two indie
pendent calculations which tend
strongly to confirm one another.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

stoned officers, including one
brigadier-general.
AS to states and cities of origin:
the largest centers of Jewish popula-
ton have, of course, supplied the
greatest number of Jews in the ser
vice. New York, state and city,
have supplied nearly one-half-the
total for the state being about 49,
600, of which about $4,000 belong to
New York City. Pennsylvania fol-
lows with about 10000, of which
200 are from Philadelphia. Illinois
is credited with $500, of which 200
are from Chicago; and Massachu-
sets with 3,400, of which $50 are
from Boston. Other states and cities
will be found to be pro-rated &C
cordingly.
Mere numbers, however, signify
almost nothing-in the present in
stance. The actual significance OF
the hgureS quoted above may De
grasped only in their relation to
certain questions that are, of neces-
sity, uppermost in the mind of any
one who is at all interested in this
subject. It may be we'll, therefore,
to present our data directly in the
form of questions and answers-it
being understood, however, that as
these figures are not final any de-
auctions drawn from them must also
lack hnality.
|. What is the total number, and
percentage, of the Jews in the army
and navy of the United States?
The best available evidence indi
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21
410

Sllll lil-SFSiy man ~ iiiSo
packages of cards from the agents of
the Jewish Welfare Board in the
camps; scores of individual registra-
ton cards sent in by the soldiers
and sailors from camps, ships and
trenches, or by their relatives and
friends at home; honor rolls from
synagogues and temples throughout
the country; service rolls or frater-
nal, national and labor organiza-
tons, ETC., Observation-Disclosures it may
be possible to summarize, without
danger of serious misinterpretation,
certain outstanding facts that have
already been developed in the course
of the inquiry.
First, our collection already COM
prises over 1OO,OO0* records of Jews
in the military and naval forces Of
the United States. These are indi-
vidual records, free of all duplica-
tons, and furnishing, in the ma
jority of cases, all service Details
such as date of enlistment or induc-
ton, branch Of service, rank, casual
ties or citations, etc-and, in addi-
ton, certain details as to age, ma
tivity, occupation, etc, of the great
est possible Topographic value.
Second, of the 100000 records at
hand about 5000 have been tabulat-
ed and classified in three great files,
arranged (a) alphabetically, (b) by
branches of service, and (c) by cities
of orr gin.
Of these $4,000 records about Co.,
5000 are in the Army; about $500
are in the Navy; and about LOO in
the Marine Corps. Of the $4,000 in
the Army about $4,000 are classified
in the Infantry, $500 in the Artil-
lery, $500 in the Medical Corps,
1864 in the Signal and, Aviation
Corps, 1896 in the Engineer Corps,
1918 in the Cavalry, 1919 in the
Ordnance, 1921 in the Quartermas-
ter's Corps, and about 1914 in other
branches (including men in train
ing).
AS to rank, there are 5,02l Jewish
commissioned officers in the Army,
of whom 80 are colonies or lieuten-
ant colonies, 2O2 majors, '7S2 cap
tains and 4,OO7 lieutenants. In the
Navy there are 2O5 commissioned Of
hcers, including one rear admiral,
and in the Marine Corps Is commits
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-02-21

*These and all following figures
are as of December 10, 1918. Fuller
details and analyses may be found
in the First Report of the Office of
Jewish, War Records, copies of
which may be had on application to
the American Jewish Committee, 81
Union Square West, New York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-08

4
toate fabricile, arsenalul statu-
lui, politechnica etc, nimicind
intreaga industria tarii. Toate
masinile in stare buna au fost
transportate in Germania, Austro
Ungaria, Turcia 81 Bulgaria. Au
fost ridicate peste 100000 tone
de instruments agricole 81 5000
900 chilograme de lima.
Aceste cifre recunoscute de pu
blicatiunea din Viena sunt dovezi
elocvente despre zee a suferit Ro.
minia, care All ajungind Gu ar.
mata Ell viteaza sd salveze ave-
rea din partea Aliatilor de a-si
ridica un procent minimal al lu-
crurilor furate de pc teritorul Ell
(,,Patria".)
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VhtutG SiDGSff3u
ROMAN COs1|kpCRAN
DE
G. r. PASCU.

vrei Sc spui adevarul. Sc poatc
ca odata ce pacea este incheiata
sa nu putem merge unde avem
placere in tara noastra. Eu stu
ca tn nu vrei sa ma resbun pc mi
selul acela care fost causa tu-
tulor nenorocirilor mele din tire.
cut. Care a adus pc ofiterul ace
la german in casa noastra Gu
scopul mirsav sd ma yioleze, 81
care ca sa-si ajunga scopul, dat
ordin ca tata sa fie impuscat. Sc
stii ca am sd ma interesez eu
insumi. Da, char astazi."
,,Da, draga, Sc poate,' g zise
Iorgu Gu amaraciune. AstAzi inca
dusmanul stapin in tara noas-
ira. Al vazut &c conditfuni umili-
toare ne-a impus, 81 MAVEN &c
face. Trebue se suferim pima vor
c1stiga alistii pc frohtul de
Vest. Tu zici ca M yreau sd te
las 81 te resbuni pc ticalosul q
celia. Te inseli draga. Tram spus
de atitea ori Cd tapta lui ircmi-
nala mare se remina nepepsit4,
|dar trebue u ne supunem imprsy
jurarilor Il se aytept1m pfnd V
i've retrage dusmanul din tar5.st
pDsr daeI u fugi Bflgsrrl
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(Urmare }

,,Nu draga. Suntem notati reu
la administratia militara germa-
ma 81 fara o autorizatie din par
tea eli nu putem merge"
DE cine?'t intreba Voica mi
rata.
DE partizanii Germanilor, de
vre-un st1lp al noului guvern,
respunse Iorgn, scotind un sus-
pin.
,,Mi-e teama ca 0 Sc scape tica.
losul acela," zise Voica, incrun.
tindu-se la fat&.
,,Asculta, draga! Char daca
am putea merge, acum nu-i pot
face mimic. Ticalosul este sub o.
crotirea administratiei germane
81 q authorization numiti de ca
Ar Fl 81 telexpui fara nici un 70
JOs. Gel mai bun lucru Sc astep
tim pima Sc vor schimba lucruri
Ii, carl M pot Sc dureze multd
vreme a9a cum snnt astazi.s
0ics clftinx din, cap, se .
IN usr1 III stringind ca pu'
ss bratul All Iorgu, zise Gu I
% y M rillieStx q hotxritx
I g5@ ~ " = RI f&.J - nfad s II m
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DARE DE sEkMA.

Sectiunea Ligei Rationale Ro.
mine din Weirton, w. Va, Gu da-
ia de astazi, 1 Octombrie 1919 sc
desfiinteaza, ne mai find mem.
bril- in orasul de mai sus zis.
Spre orientarea publicului 81 a
celor interesati in cauza, facem
urmatoarea dare de seama:
nitrate totale de la infiinta-
rea sectiei, August 1918
81 pima in / Oct. 1919 $285. .4C
Este totale ............ $500
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G o N v O q A R e 4.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Nicolae Filipescu'' din
Madison, ILL.,, pc aceasta Gale
convoaca pc toti mcmbrii sal a
lua parte la adunarea generala,
care Sc tinea Dumineca, 12 o.
tombrie 1919, la orele 2 p. M,
in hala proprie a societatii din Al
S-lea 81 Washington Avenue.
La ordinea zilei vor fl urna-
toarele:
l. Deschiderea sedintei.
2. Cetirea listei functionariior.
3. Cetirea membrilor de catra
secretar.
4. Cetirea procesului verbal.
5. 1nscrierea membrilor noui.
6. Platirea cotelor lunare 81
restantele pentru Influenza spa
niola, baluri, pedepse etc.
Z. Acei frati membrii care nu
vor fl in current Gu cotele lunarc
81 Gu restantele fata de societate
nu vor avea drept de cuvint.
s. Darea de seama pc trei luni
trecute 81 raportul domnului sef-
controlor.
9. Nici o persoana care nu ia
ce parte din societate nu-i permis
sta la sedinta.
10. Punctul principal este scoa-
terea contractului pc loturi 81 a
Sc preda in nina Uniunii, ca nu
cumva cind vom pleca moi pro-
prietarii Gu geamantanul de aici
sa imparta, cum au impartit
pc societatea ,,Vasile Stroescu''
din st. Louis sr,,Spicul Griuluis
din Valley Park, Mo-, 81 biserica
din loc.
Avem incredere in Uniune ca
numai mama Uniune a tinut la
sinu-i pc Societatea ,,Nicolae Fill
pescu. sh
Pima la revedere va salutam
Gu frateasca dragoste pc toti.
In numele societatii ,.Nicolae
Filipescu'' din Madison, ILL.,:
z. M. Sampu, presedinte.
A. Sacadat, secretar reg.
(34-35) q
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G o N v D G A R E .

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. G.. Angelescu" din
Cleveland, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la adu-
narea extra ordinara lunara, Cd,
re Sc va tinea in ziua de II Oc-
tombrie 1919, in hala din 6131 st.
Clair Avenue.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
trecut va dura pima la orele
2 p. M, 81 conform decisiunei a.
dunarei din trecut va dura pima la
orele 5 p. m.
Tot fratii functionari care M
vor fl la orele 2p. m. de fata vor
fl amendati conform statutelor.
In numele societatii DIR. C.
Angelescu' din Cleveland, Ohio
Prexidiul.
/oh o.\ =
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cu nina 7" .intreba Voica.

Gu nina" 'intreba Voica.
DE ce mai lasat-o so atings
de NINA" zise doica, intinzind
miinile Sc ia fetita din bratel.
Voichei.
Mai las-o Tudoro. Lasa Sd
mai stea 81 in ibratele mele. Ce
reu fmi pare ca nam tita so a
laptez. Nam luat dupa doctor
ca sunt slabita din facere 81 nuA.
bine so las Sc suga la sinul meu
Daca ii puneam tita la gura i'm
vinea lapte. Noroc Cd al tita bu
ma 81 are ce suge fetita mame,s 8
81 stringind din nou fetita la 81
null eli, 0 s&rut& de mai multe ori
Fetita incepu BE plinga 81 nr
Sc linisti pima cfnd no luA Tudo
ra in brate 81 NO puse Ia sinul ei
pc care fetita puse nina 81 fnee
pn SO netezeasca Gu nina ei ial
bA 81 grasulie.
in momentull acela fntra Tor
ga Ga . furtunx III zise radios d
bucurie:
,,Veste bunA, Voichito dfaga
Tnrcia SO predat fara conditi
uni ii IN Austria 81 Ungaria is
bucnit revofutia. Ssndramaua d
dxrima in curfnd. fmpAratul q I'll
| G1t din Viena. Ungsria s'a pro
clamat Repnblica. Guvernul lu
Msrghiloman stA plonat Si par
xapij lui al amutit. "
!. 0l6n MI sle ~ 3cA1n "a elee
! / eIti 4,
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cind va vedea ca dusmanul Sc
va retrage?' intreba Voica, apu-
cindu-l cu putere de brat.
,,Atunci MAVEN ce face. Remi-
ne nepedepsitr' r'
NE pedepsit! Ne resbunat pen
tru ticalosiile pc carl lea facut 7"
zise Voica, scotind un suspin, 81
urma: ,,Daca mai fl tn 81 prun-
cul pc care il port in pintece,
mia-si reteza parul din nou 81
travestit ca un taran zdrqnturos
a-si lua calea muntilor, a-si stra-
bate pima la el 81 m 'asi resbuna
cumplit. L-asi face Sc sufere ca
Molnar, pentru faradelegile lui. Z
Elena, care ii astepta Gu masa,
esi pc veranda, 81 vazindu-i tristi
81 abatuti, zise ingrijorata:
,,Dar ce-i Gu volt Ce s'a intim-
plati"
Mimic, mamar' respunse Vol.
ca zimbind.
,,Ei, mimic! Lasa, vazui ca nu
erati in toane bune cfnd am des-
chis usa. NJ cumva suferi de ce
vaf
,,Nu, mamA! M suffer de nj.
mic. Voirbii Gu Iorgu despre ii,
cAlosM acela de Nicolae, care 81
scapei ne pedepsit pentru crimele
lui, u de aceea ne-ai vazut cam
intupecati n &at " respnnse Vol
ca, urcind ultima treapt4 earl
dpeea II verandA. Is !
Il ! z,ss drsed v daca N scdpl
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de pedeapsa pc lumea aceasta,
pc lumea cea lalta va trebui sa-si
dea socoteala de faptele lui. Ha
Sc mlncam ca Sc receSte supa,'
81 luind pc Voica de brat intrara
Gu totii 81 Sc asezara la masa.
Pc timpul mesei, Voica Sc pre-
facu vesela, ca Sc ascunza de f.
lena starea sufleteasca in care Sc
afla, ura 81 dorul resbunarii carl
clocotea in sufletul eli, 81 spusa
char citeva glume, carl descreti-
ra 81 fruntea ingindurata a lui
Iorgu. ID
Era ii frumoasa si senina dc
toamna tfrzie. Pomii din gradin
renumita q familiei Frunzescu e.
rau lipsiti de podoaba lor frumos
sd. Lei colo, Pc ,cite-o ramura ma
ferita de yintjri, se vedea c1te-c
frunza ruginit6, sarutata de IA.
zele dulci ale sffntului SCARE, ca
re in ziua aceea, dupa citeva zile
ploioase, par'cx, stralucea ma
frumos 81 mai via ca alta data.
Voica, Gu . copilita ca de tire
luni in brate, venise Il fereastrs
care respundea in gradina, in ca
Ire petrecuse ~ mai mare parts
q verei 81 lipind fruntea fetite
de geamul pc eere nfvaleau rays
cSldnroase az amizi1 Sise Kim
bind !: zIilI1g 4 ss' s's.s ~.
,,sa, nite r,zunos y afar4|
IJits sra din ssl 3 \ = n se 'a'
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AV IL

Aduc la cunostinta fratilor Ro-
mini care voiesc sd calatoreasca
in Patria Veche, ca am deschis
Casa Romina". Odai curate de
durmit. Sc pot capata mincari ca
acasa Gu preturi resonabile.
La oficiul nostru Sc capata
gratis toate informatiunile nece-
sare de putea calatori mai u
sor in patria veche. Raspundem
81 in scris. NJ uitati adresa:
GEORGE MOLDOvAN, prop.
226- Avenue, Cor. % Str.
New York.
(2-4-16 Oct.)
:
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la vara pc cind mamitica va ro-
sti prin ca. Are sa-ti dea mama
flori 81 are sa-ti prinza fluturasi,
ca sa te joel Gu e"
0 pasarica veni in sborul eli re-
pede 81 Sc aseza pc ramhra unui
Gals, care era in dreptul ferestrei
81 incepu Sc ciripeasca. Era un
sticlete 81 penele lui multicolere,
in care domino rosiul, artase a.
tentiunea fetitei, care intinse mil
nile so prinza, 81 vazind ca intre
ca 81 pasarica este o piedica, de
care nu-si daduse seama, 1ncepu
Sc bata repede din picioare pc
pragul- ferestrei.
Miscarea fetitei fAcu pc voica
Sc RIA Gu placere, si coprinsa dc
bucuria mamei, care vede ca CO.
pilul ei dncepe Sc cunoaseA lucru-
rile 81 doregte q le avea, lu& CO.
pilita de Ia fereastrx, 0 strinse Gu
caldura Ia sfnul ei 81 fncepn 50
sArute.
Doica care era linga ca, 0 fe-
meie tfnara 81 bine facutx, sofia
unui fost seryitor Ia Elena, care
mnrise pc cimpul de lupt6, 81
impartasi 81 Cd Ia bucnria Vol.
Chef ii xise zfmbind:
,,Vezi doamnA c6 ! fnceput Y
cunoasca. Eli de-sbia an pntut-c
potoli din plins ex n'an1 HIST =
''pnn ]. MIN ~, '1ae eslnl 81 dir a
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