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"F HE HAsTY TEMPER DoueLY ON GUARD
AGAINST SHARP REPLY ANY REMARK"

homo. Lot me then recommend that
y female resolve at the commence
mont of her married life never 20
attempt. nor even wish, to gain what
is called the management Of her hus-
band.
"On the contrary. regulate your
own conduct to his opinion. Never
oppose him. but rather chccrfully
give NJ your own will than enter into
AN argument. II he 10 OF haSty tenn
sharp reply 10 any remark. Men
meet with many worldly concerns
and vcXations which women know
nothing Of II is not to be wondered
at, then. n they return nome somo-
times with a cloud upon the brow or
occasionally utter quick word with
ont cpn=Eou3 thought upon it.
"lt that bl tho case any time with
ypur husband and ho ~ received by
YOU with affection and smiling coun-
t"uancc, .ho cloui viii soon pass or
and he viii feel the delight OF know
ing that at home he is sure to meet
with the balm for all vcNations; that
at hia own dear tirCsldo hu Wall md
q thbuglnI attentions which. alas,
too many women DO not consider part
O., wltu'S duty. She must be ever
sudioua to. supply him with what
over may 10y any possibility con
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lresh sources ot dI.ssnsIon.

fresh sources Ot oiss1H9'"'
Sometimes their troubles reach ths
courts. demanding new JuHs'ne"'
of solomon. But Solomon, SEEING d
varring man and woman oefore n'"''
Instead of the conteniinG mothers VI
tho Biblc story. can only pronounce
p,s ancient iudgment-"Cut the chuh
l., ,vo." lie does not use those
words. OF course. saying merely; MY
decision is that Mrs. Discord sha.'
have posses sion Of little johnny ior
civ months. that his father shall have
hin, for tho balance of the year ana
that either parent may visit me
child at stipulated intervals wh'ie ne
is in the custody of the other Ana
n, ,mpu,se of self-sacrifice in either
father or mother helps him to bet
tor decision. The sword OF Justice
cuts the child in two,
No division OF sympathy seems pos
sible in the Lebaudy case. In many
minds there Is only amazement that
a human being as dangerous as Le-
handy should have been left at larG
so long to hnrass and torture a wooi-
an and 4 little girl.
In other unhappy households. wnefc
no shadow Of iunacy hovers and
where no social irregu!arity gives
I vicious man free hand to tSrannlZe
over his victims. the issues are less
clean cut. But one clear trutr
energies from them all. that the para
mount right belongs to tho child tha'
to his best interest the personal hap
penings OF husband and wife should
/ b. held subordinate. Let us grant
that no home should be held togethe'
wherein ono of the builders is abso-
! lutely worthless. Let us grant that
the worthless builder is not Away
the man, though American justice II
its relation to the husband does take
! a lesson from French law and as
sumo guilt tin innocence can be es'
J tablishcd. Let us grant there ar,
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W.T.. FIJI, the oai. Gover0m." % oa,,ln bending Ing
hrmy as quickly as possible, and pa
triotlc societies giving of time and
money to assist our soldiers ana SAIL
ors 20 reach homo and re-cnter civil
life. IL seems supcrnuous to advise
any man 10 go home 10 his folks. Vet
many men need the advice. Fronting
by the mistakes made after other
VARS. when men were turned loose
az great distances from their homes
and loitcrod on the way until they
went broke and had 10 ask for help,
the United states IN our day is dis
charging its men At no greater dis
tance from home and friends than $50
miles
This arrangcmen; was made sim
ply and solely for the protection of
the men. Some Of them, it may he,
do not now appreciate the thought
fulncss behind II. Some day the rca-
son may dawn upon them and they
will be thankful
There were and are some bad
eggs in the service. Not many,
mind, but some.
Considering that from FIRST to last
there have been io1OOlO ut ~ un-
der arms, and that these m,ilions
were assembled IN a wonderfully
short space of time, 1t tH something
10 be -marvol'cd at that there were
not more bad 'uns.
But there were and there are, |
ssy. some men Ia the service VII"
were and are no credit to H.
These are the men who are dan
gsrous.
They have teen m the service, they
Know how to talN uhou, II and they
are ready to cap,tllilc their n"wi-
edge and experience at your cNp,nse.
NoU VIII find these birds wherever
i soldiers ConSrogatC. NpI may
Know them at once from their line ut
talk They are "out for good TIME.
you will hear them say. and iary arc
mot gong home" unit they hlv
spent al then jack, Tndt ,s tac lm,
of talk.
TAKE Il fyom me-, youDg toilorrs,
hc jock Mey mcao to spend Is
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1.-TWO mo~, babies who waiting
their home ami acquainted
WIth them introduced OF The Eve
World.
star flag han3ins window No 245 East
3ls Street which inqurng OF
baby Moush frequently that her daddy
Edward Ntzhugh, serving his Uncle Sam in Tours
France a. Quaremacrs Headquarters Service Supplies He
sailed l. WinfTed Aleen April
william OF the 30h Service Com
pany f. sailed France the middle OF last
April Baby Thackabery introduced daddy
Q until Sept T. 1915
Evening viii print pictures Of other New
fathers France meet them when
they photographs brief particulars :" the War
Baby Editor. New York Evening 1Worlc,
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BIZ "OLD SOLDIER"

~ The rrcs Publishing Co The NoN YORK L'snnE wofldD
ME Of tbc soldiers who are sticking around New
York when they ought to be hurryng home will resent
the few words which | address to them to-day.
We'll. I'm sorry-fOr them
Many fine young lad who may have begun TO
slip will wake up, II he remains with to the end
and beat IL for home.
" start the good fellows thinking, and head
them for home. shall be we'll repaid
And am well qualified to give advice have
been up aud down the line. | feel. indeed, almost
like the elderly chap they call Experience" in the
play OF that name never see a kid going against
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Mmc. Letaudy make doubly lUrid.
But disregardng altogether these charges, which
later investigation may prove dsproe, the takes
on aspect of the familiar tragedy enacted often
between man and to whom child instead OF
being bond OF irrevocable union fresh Of
discord.
81 thought when the baby she would bring
US clceer together, she just thing to
quarrel about" an unhappy young told
long ago There other households to which the
ing Of child brings permanent peace pact but only
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s u c or. Give
them the 90 by,
son, Go homo
with your little
roll an d 90
home clean.
But sometimes
the reason you
fellows arc moi
hurry1ng home /,
something else
again. 1t may b,
a case where my
best course woul.
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NOulu ottlll Nlld I
a man has no
special duties to-
ward his wife Yet
a million freight
cars would nOj
hold the stun that
has been written
ever since Eve was
a debutante on the
duties of a wife
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adequate
By Zoe Beckley

ooprgi' 1919. bJ T'n~ pfo- ruUushiag Co
The New Yosk Etrling World
n SIDE from the neat. vell-de
~ fined and smooth sailing mat.
tor or earning "A living. il
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NEWEST THINGS IN SCIENCE.

No collar buttons are needed with
recently patented collar for men,
which has projecting tabs that On
gage button holes.
A guitar with two sets Of strings
on which one person can play duets
mas been invented bt an ulinois s,sn.
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How about one
~ these ready
wrapped puIs"
QuEDd tine go
o,r: "tnat WII boz,
10 cents more"
"rhal nc ug SO,
q ur lave jus
an uf Toe bag
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iiumo ana MuthoI.
J don't want TO
ui you home
crying.
Enjoy your.
selves in the Big
Town!
See the sights!
See all Of them !
Visit the the
atrCa and other
places o' enter
lhllllll'll 10 ~ lfltI t
" hen YOU roach
home YOU can tel
the Folks about
them.
Warm Up to tho
War Camp Com
m u n II y Service
They'll hep you uT
d where 10 so. BC
Tell them how
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"Happiness of the Child
Should Come Before That
OF Husband and Wife,
Lcbaudy Case Inspires Nixola Greeley-Smith to
Analyze Conditions Under Which Children Are
The Unfortunate Victims of Parental Dssensi0n
By Nixola Greeley-Smith.

Copyright "oddl
shooting Lebaudy by his wife in
their daughter. Jacqueinc just on
king which the sinister accusations brought
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goP ere-lES TO her husband
Duty seems to BE- Wiic's middle
name. just as Privilege Is IIusband'G
II modern thought comedies that
Wife has a few privileges too, such
as earning her living Cand som2-
times dear Ilenry's as well and tn
childrens). she does not fully escape
her duties" even then
II still falls to her lot TO sort the
laundry, buy the chops. see that
Hilda sweeps under the bed, attend
TO the ice man and replenlsh the
soap and towels in the bathroom
when needed
Even this is not enough That a
wife who would live in an atmos-
phere Of comparative peace must
also adjust herself nicely 10 her
husbands tempers and troubles. is
something that every woman knows.
rs bit one-eided even in l9l9'
As for the preccp,s Of lS43. hark
ye to this, and to the answer Of Mis-
Fola La Toilette, daughter Of the
Senator from Wisconsin and wife o,
George Middleton. playwright ana
novelist:
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Lots Of Girls Who viii live to
regret II have married uniforms.

regret II have married uritor,,.
Most of these r,r,s arc me-.
.hougnt,ss hits whose mental o., .
aat been disturbed b., the war Tlis
one Of yours may have a broth,, o-
s"ce,hcur, .n France. Because ,r b,. .,
affection :or HIN she "a nice IN ... a.,
She wants to mako things nl,,s.,,
or yuu, in the hope that Gar ,,,.,
.ome o,a'r me- g.r, is do.as llhsu 81
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ponies Wild Fellows
him by the John Sullivan
nM-aiI Iud IL. LnllA slnrNn
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M

or the extent Of tho duties they
arc called upon to fulnl. It seems
to them that II they arc chaa'',
correct in their conduct frugal
in expenses and regular in tho order
and arrangement ~ their household
they perform all the duties of wilr
But although these arc deeply essen
tiaI to that character they are very
insufficient to secure happiness IN
r,,rricl lif,
"It is not Ia be supposed that a
socmIy and well-oducntcd young LADS
win fail into the great and rata
errors which destroy tho peace Z"
whole families, but n ~ certain tha0
tr,f,cs Will as cncctualiy de-
.troy all comfort IN the marriage
state. \ Wlfc's happiness. Ike h''
husbands, depends very considerably
upon the peaceful atmosphere Z"
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bOUR j1Ch Make no mistake
about a.
Then there ought TO he another
lighthouse TO warn you of tho fellow
who Is still IN uniform but out of the
service, and who pulls pint from
his hip pocket and out of pure, good
fcllowship-oh. the purcst OF good
fcllowship!-oiiors you swig.
You don't fill FOR him--compara-
lively Few OF US fail for tn hard
stun nowadays and 80 his pal steps
forward TO tell you of the date he has
for toh1.sht with couple OF James.
lie must have a soldier partner. Eou
look Just about right"
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THEN there Is the Euy who has
Just blown into town" but
who has been here before and knows
everybody and everything" lie zoo
Is out ror a good time and out Of tho
goodness of h!s heart Is ready ana
wiling to show tho Stranger how
to stcp around.
Well. young buddy, they are all
alike. They are all shckers.
Their game 10 to play you for a
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AnsHeT 10 "HOH Old IS Mother"
Bobby was . 2-3 years Of age.
'mether 2S and father 80 / r..
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"Ihe girl who IN
lust CruyV about
. uniform
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on what TO see an
frank with them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

yes settled. have preventd such nd
iustments
sTf such conditions continue, necess
sarEly the credit Of the opsTating COM
panies will be impaired proper ex-
spenses cannot be met, the best opera
ting forces cannot be retatAed needed
extensions and satisfactory service
cannot ne provided A deterioration
viii ensue which III sofae localities
may threaten recurrence to public
ownership or operation 50 order to
care, even inadequately for public
needs. Ey prompt actIOa Congress
can prevent this contingency
Just and speedy settlements should
he made for all properties ken under
the existing Law. that such balances
now III the possession u She govern
nlent may be restored toasisf in the
upbniIding and extension Af the var
ious systems for better psibAsc use. Tne
conditions and regulation operation
should be clearly defined s as 20 per-
nit The companies To re-essabiish and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

be restored and more satisfactory ser
vice Be afforded me President and
the PostmasterG General have an
nounced ahat This Will be done as soon
az adequate arrangements be pro
,yided for recei9ng and advantageous
Ily operating them Il remains only
Tor Congress To enact such legislation
as speedily as possible.
The expenses of these sssteFls have
largely increased during the past year,
Tor wages alone az the rate 81 more
than s20, 900 600 per annurn This Was
Inevitable and necessary ~ reason of
larger proportional increases by the
railroads and Industries Of the couIlz
Try. The revenues are Inadequate 10
care FOR such increases. and the deficit
of the government on that account to
date IS large and steadily increasing.
The Postmaster General ordered that
steps be taken to secure adequate rev
enues.. but contentious with the reg
ulatory authorities 81 the States, not
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
TELEPHONE coMPANY
WANTS SPEEDY AND
JUST SETTLEMENT

Thomas 4. Vail president u the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. and George Robinson, pres.
isient Of the Il. s Independent Tele-
phone Association have sent an open
letter 10 all the members Of the Sen
Afa aid House 81 Representatives. Dis
follows
on midnight july 81. 1918 under
the authority of Congress for war
purposes. the President took super.
vision. possession. control. and opera
ton IL the telephone systems III the
country and has since operated them.
The war has practically ceased The
public press Ii strongly demanding.
the general public and the owners of
the telephone properties are urging.
that they be returned as speedily ais
possible. that former conditions may
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
VICTORY LOAN WENT
OVER HELP THE s. Al

Pans for what ii doubtless the most
unique 81 ali sllat-iil clubs III Tile
world were formulated 81 the Prison
epaftfne.at If the salvation .Agitls g
Nns Y0rk city. recently The
club II the outcome oi tha Brighter
: Day League 81 which Commander
Evangeiine Booth is president and
though feW would care ID boast Ut
membership. II comes Is Godsend t.
the 47a men nov eiIginle
The club IL unique III thas no man
II eligible ID membership until 4 life
aentence has been pissed upon him,
and ilie a72 members are the life fi-
tenee men now i'll ille prisons tilf0agfl-
oaIf he United States AZ listed liz SAL
walton Army Headquarters
The proposition. AZ explained BY
Captain Thomas Anderson. Who. with
Chaplain Thonlas cowan. Ii fatherlng
The new fraternity, q 10 better The
condition Of life prisoner 4 pres-
idrnt, yiee.president and secret ary
viii be eleeted Fly the prisoners. the
president from one prison. the vice..
president from another, and The sec
refary from still another Preference
81 oifice viii be given men who have
served The greatest time The proha
Utilities are that no officer will eyer
be- III personal conference with the
otiaar III business will be trans-
acted through the Salvation Army
pris0n Department II Fourteenth.
street which viii automatically be-
come clearing house for suggestions,
Communications between prisoners,
and confaet with the outside world
Through les organs, Tho War Cry
and lhe War Service Herald ms group
0f prisoners viii be kept III commune
cation with other groups PROPOSE
items from the prisoners will be sub
Initted through the officers to salva-
tion Army Headquarters where the
Prison Hoard will take them mp and
decide upon what can he iOne. n per-
sonal service will also be carried for
ward through the monthly visits Of
the =. A. chaplains 10 the prisons
According ID Captain Anderson, the
probabilities are that eventually the
prisons will have their own house
organs published by The fraternity,
thus establishing another contact with
the outside world and with each othcr
Tha Captain says no Is ready to orr
ganize the fraternity of once, and only
awaits name He would be glad q
receive suggestions from the public.
10 help carry on work of this kind
the Salvation Army is appealing tor
SIS, 900, 900 May 1926.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

maintain i satisfactory service with
reasonable rates without siiscriIaiI1as
lion and procure the Benetits NJ legifi7
mate competition The principal or
Grating companies Of the United States
are vitalis interested lii 60 ing
Nsith congress and tl.s otficial ~ lie
government il accomplish these re-
suits.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Ill.lallAIdereil Tsnsxia lsss

by fHlapugnsng the loyalty o4 Chi
cagn iii iss abrupt refusal Of the in
yisailon ia meet next fan Ia that city.
TIE American Legion has permitted
its patriotism III lead II inFo d post
ton which. 10 say the least. Is i'll con-
si,lered and unjust Chicago has
proved ifa loyalty hy deeds, by ITS
hearty support of The Liberty Loans,
by the ofEerfng 1T its manhood for
tic nations needs ~ man ~ body
hi nlen. can justly stigmatize II As
The MOST despieed city ii America
ii IS trne that Chicago has i mayor
"a whom she may be ashamed, but
be Ras elected largely upon issues
upast from nat I'll Loyalty. and DUR
srg the absence iii France Of thou
ktntsa Df voters But tits fact can
east no shadow npon the patriotism
or her people III whole Had the
men Wilo Invited nc Legion Ii dome
10 Chicago next fail and we're In
suited hy having their hammers torn
from the Walls and boxes of tho ST
Louis Assembly Hall, been present at
Sslie recent election. fhey would NOT.
have had ta apologize FOR their mayor.
The whole inGident although nfi-
sioabfedly inspired hy motives Of pa I
triofisn. WIS hasty and III considered
aud Ii To l,e regretted alike BY The.
Legion and the American people
baltimore News
See that panta I5eigaaa Is III gala
dress f0r our ec.4plan Iumph, Man
Who lag sesn lsn gures ID gala dress
informs us III fight viii probably le
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

10 Purify and Enrich the Blood
Take GROVES TAsTELESs Chill
TONIC which il simply IRON AND
oUlNINE suspended In Syrup 50
pleasant Even Children Like it You
can soon feel its strengthening IN
MIGRATING Eject Price Gtc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

The man who makes hay while The
sun shines doesn't wait until II begins
10 rain when he wants 70 borrow IN
umbrella.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

silence ii golden. but Just because
you are man Of few words is no rea-
san why you shouldn't enlarge your
vocabulary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
The Dead Weight Of
a Vacant Lot


See this vacant lot; perhaps it IS you, lot. Inityou
have tied some Hundreds q Thousands Of Dollars
from which you are not receiving a cent Of profit.
Isit good business to let money lie idle when il
can be so easily made productivep
It's actually sOorse than idle money. Il is con
slant, annual source Of loss an expense, The tax
collector attendsto that Ist good business to pay
tax on properly that IS profitless to you7
Furthermore, this CRY actually needs more homes.
You are holding piece Of ground which might be
turned into some ones residence. TO this extent
you are under moral obligations to the city 70 build.
And By allowing your properly to lie, unsghty and
unimproyed, you are hinderng the enhancement Of
property values ii your neighborhood Thus you
suffer still another loss.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

II Ii sad to think thar
when the whole stiiy
be 81 dry rs the Congress
ord New Orleans States
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23
Give It a Chance to
Work for You

Build house upon that vacant lot and convert It
from an expense into an assef. Then instead Of
owning idle land which brings you nofIiog, you
whaye valuable properly which will always be
source 81 income.
One Of the greatest needs Of America to-day IS the
thepublishers Of the 4tl0pfic Month, on the sub
ject.of building conditions:
The best authorities at this time state that the
Unlted States is short on practically all character
Of buildings. AS 4 whole this country IS Forty
Percent umderbuilt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

This being the case, don't you see that you are
actually i0siug BY not building? Because the de-
mand for homes is 50 great at the present time,
rents are higher than ever before. Why don t you
build house and rent it?
B buildng on that vacant LOT you. are increasing
the value Of all real estate ii the neighborhood,
yoor own along with the rest.
Build uogD Authorities state that you can build
as economically today as at any future time that
yenIbe foreseen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-23

The absent minded men af
Who do not ike 70 rtlt
They always know inst
And then forget tO sisl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-22
o sULA NOUA, PRACTICA.

Poti repara ghete, hamuri, gea
mantane etc., coase repede ca o
masina, economiseste bani 81 timp.
Pretul 81 Gu posta platita 81 20
yarzi de ata. 'Doua ace 81 instruc-
til gratuite. Fiecare ac costa 15c,
lar mosorelul de ata 15c. Trimite
$1.OO 81 acest anut la: (1-4
National Sales Comp, Dept. 222
Sta. D, Box 80, New York, N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-22
capul spre ce fereastra vrea s;i
dOarma.

capul spre ce fereastra vrea 81
doarma.
Rautatea 81 cruzimea hui Harun
ingrozisera pc Derifa si-i domoli-
sera toanele.
Teama de barbat e incep6tul fe
ricirii casnice; asa scrie in toate
cartile intelepte ale lui Mohamet,
profetul lui Allah. 81 fiindca De-
rifa Sc temu de barbatul sau, VIA
ia lor fu i'm curind O viata feri-
cita.
Tinara femeie il ruga frumos
pc Harun sa fie mai bun Gu slGji-
tori easel. 81 Harun, fiindca o
iubea, O asculta 81 nu Sc mai pur-
ia aspru GU eli.
Trecuse vreme de aproape doua
saptamfni de cind Harun luase
GU sine pc Derifa, 81 parintii fetei
Sc g1ndeau Gu multa grije la firea
eli nechibzuita., in tot minutul, ei
asteptau so vada venind inapoi
acasa. De aceea, cind primira din
partea eli veste ca bine 81 bucn-
roasa de viata, 81 cind Sc vazura
81 poftiti la masa, nu lie veni sa
creada.
Sc hotarira totusi sd Sc duca
SO vada, 81 odata Gu dinSii venira
81 eel citiva tineri Gu carl Harun
facuse prinsoare ca va face pc
Derifa sotie blinda 81 asculta-
toare. Cind ajunsera, parintii fe-
| tel, ca unii cari-si cunosteau odo-
rul, Sc oprira intii linga use s'as-
cutie 81 sa vada ce Sc petrece.
Tocmai in clipa aceea Derifa We
Mise linga Harun, care sedea 81
fuma:
= Ce voieste barbatul 81 stapi-
null meu sa manince astazi? intrc-
ba femeia.
Barbatul ii raspunse ceva, du
pa care Derifa, depart1ndu-se,
zise:
Cum voesti, asa Sc va face
stapinul meu.
Mirarea parintilor fu nemasu
rata. Eli intrara fnauntru 81 Sc in
credintara de fericita schimbart
a firei copilei lor. Sezura bucu
rosi la masa, impreuna Gu tineri
carl facusera prinsoare 81 car
trebuira sd plateasca, de oare CT
Harun lie dovedi ca. Derifa {
femeie ascultatOare 81 blinda.