davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

motor truck. tractor and automobile
without this bill OF expense attached" /"
Noting the fact that a handling
would thus be obviated. since 1t is
now necessary to truck farm pro-
ducts to the short line branch, then
transfer them to the main line. Mr..
Morse continued:
Investigation of this subject may
show the desirability as good roads
are completed of the taking up of
many branch line railroads and util-
izing the abandoned roadbed for an
improved motor road. thus de-
creasing the expense OF maintenance
and operation OF our railroads and
giving In its place a well-located mo-
tor road. Such a change would call
for increased facilities at stations
along the main line for passengers
and for hauling freight, including
storage. trackage. ETC.. but 1t would
mean the concentration of supervis-
ion and labor. permitting better hous-
ing and living conditions for en-
ployes.
Conditions Are Changed
"Motor-driven conveyances have
gradually been changing conditions of
railroad transportation for the past
ten years. and now that the general
study of transportation facilities is
up for discussion. 1t should be taken
I,,A
weight given to its influence on the
economics of the situation"
Mr.. Morse closed his remarks with
a recommendation that each question
should be given individual study to
determine whether light rail or motor
truck haulage would be the more
economical.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
FORD ENGINE NO. 5000. 900

Detroit. May 2.-Ford is now rum
ming 5000 cars daily. Approximately
400 cars are assembled daily at. the
factory branch for Detroit and Mich
igan trade. April 8, the company
completed model T engine No. 3,00O.-
900. The first model T engine was
cast in 1908, and has been changed
but little since that time. There are
now approximately 3.15O.OO0 Ford
engines in observation-disclosures
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
TRACTOR SAVES $4,000

Use of tractor instead of horses
on the Pierce county farm, Washing
ton. has saved $4,000 since last fall
is the report of Superintendent w. B..
Hawthorne. farm superintendent. He
has figured the cost of upkeep. fuel
and incidentals against feeding two
teams and keeping harness. wagons
and other equipment in condition.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
CARRY TUBES IN BAGS

habit Of motorists to carry tubes
unprotected in tool boxes is often
responsible for much subsequent
trouble. Tools are being, bounced
against 1t as the car bounds along,
its sides are chafed and become worn.
1t is weakened before it is even in
serted in the casing. All tubes should
be carried in a waterproof bag or
well wrapped in newspaper.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
OVERSIZE TIRE USERS URGED
TO ALLOW FOR CLEARANCE

When oversize tires are to be used, !,
the car owner should be certain that
there is enough clearance between
all the tires and the nearest parts Of
the car. When the tires are under
heavy load. there is danger that there
will not be clearance between wheels
and tenders and the casing. Be GER
tain that when the springs are COM
pressed to the limit by some extra
bump. that the tires will not come in
contact with some part Of the chassis.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
BIT OF ADVICE

When the car owner who does his
own work desires to drill piece of
metal too small or of such shape that
it cannot be, bolted TO the drill press
table. 1t can be kept from turning by
placing a stiff piece of emery cloth
between 1t and the table.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
FARMERS OWN CARS

Thirty-seven percent OF the farm
ers of Pennsylvania own automobiles.
The number increased relatively
from IA percent in two years. The
total number of pneumatic-tired cars
owned by Pennsylvania farmers now
is 80,505.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
WATCH YOUR BELT

With the season Of heat Just ahead,
it behooves the car owner to look to
the condition of the fan belt. In the
case of leather belts they should be
cleaned with gasoline and then soak
ed over night in castor oil. This
treatment will revive the grip OF even
the oldest leather belt.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
USEFUL OIL CAN

Frequently it is desired to use an
ordinary oil filled can with a metal
spout in filling some out of the way
oil hole. By slipping piece of rub
ber hose over the end of the spout
almost any location can be reached.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Figures as follows show how
the automobile industry has
grown since 1904:
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
Tire Repairing

Let us make your tires like new.
We make over old castings, fix your
tubs and start you off.
Ordway Tire Repair Shop
+++++4...+..++++4+.%+++++*s.++y ~. y
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tanks are making big hits wherever
they go and demonstrate one Of the
reasons why former Liberty Loans
made the Hun lie down and why the
Victory Liberty Loan should be over
subscribed and the victory properly
celebrated with a finished job.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Typewriter paper on hands at this
office.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Writing fiuid-at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
AUTO PRODUCTION

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
THEATRES
GRAND-DOUBLE BILL

Appearing in one Of the finest
roles of her screen career, Pauline
Frederick, the beautiful Paramount
star, will be seen in bella Donna,
perturbation CT Robert Hichens
great novel, at the Grand Theatre
tonight. The character Of Bella
Donna, the stellar role Of the picture
is a remarkable one from the stand
point of art, but Miss Frederick sue
ceeds in vesting it with verisimili-
tude and convincing sympathy.
Also "Houdini" The Master OF
Mysteries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07

beautiful woman, rendered desper-
ate betting herself against the house
in a gambling den, when the out
come depends upon the spin Of a
wheel?
Such a photoplay is Gambling
In Souls new William Fox pro-
duction at the Ingomar Theatre. to-
night.
And Madame Traverse IS the
Star,Her beauty has been a subject
of universal comment in the motion
picture world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
HOLLAND TO REFUSE DEMAND

The Hague, May THAT Ho!-
land will refuse the expected de-
mand Of the allies to turn Wilhelm
Hohenzollen over to them for trial
was indicated in information OBJ
tanned from confidential sources
yesterday.
commission of the best interna-
tional lawyers in Holland, appoint
cd to examine the question, has
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

Columbia Bedding Company has
opened a mattress factory and is
now ready to renovate box springs,
mattresses, pillows and etc, at rea-
su,able prices. Let Us call and give
YOU estimate. See US about new
r.qstress. Columbia Bedding Co.,
Prince and Commerce streets. Phone
74Y 106-1m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
Stomach Ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by monev-back
,ffer. Tastes fine; cost a trlae. De-
liyered anywhere by our Alexandria
Agents, F. S. Harper, Inc. Phone
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07

made a secret report TO the Dutch
government. This report, it is re-
ltabiy stated, recommends that Hol-
land act strictly in accordance with
international treaties to which she
is a party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
RICHMOND THEATRE

Enid Bennett, the popular Para
mount star, has scored great hit
in her latest photoplay, "The Law
CT Men," which is on view at the
Richmond Theatre tonight, and de-
Lighting large audiences at every
showing. The photoplay is de-
lightful one and as sculptures OF
the Latin quarter of New York, Miss
Bennett has a most congcnial role
Niles Welch is her leading man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
INGOMAR THEATRE

Can any one conceive a photoplay
theme more expressing than a beau
tiful woman's relentless pursuit OF a
man who deliberately ruined her hus-
band and drove him to suicide? Or
an incident more thrilling than a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
ANNUAL MEETING

TIE annual meeting of The Stock
holders of the Virginia Brick Con-
pany will be held at their plant at
South Washington, Virginia, or
Tuesday, May 10, 1919, at y go
o'clock noon.
W. E. PEARSON, President.
g9-105-111
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
GIRL DIES IN BATHTUB

Sheffield. Ala, May 7.-Drowned
in bath tub of scalding water, pre-
sumably after faint!rg or being as
phyxiatcd by fumes from a gas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07

water heater, the body CT the -
ycar-old daughter of NJ. S. Hans
brough, editor Of the Tri-Cities
DALEY, was found in her home last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Seminole Land and I'm
provement Company will be held at
it's principal office, Ill South Fairfax
Street, Alexandria, Virginia, at "
o'clock, p. M, on Monday, May -,
1919.
l.. V. FRENCH,
1910 Nav II Secretary.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-27

Trebuia sd gaseasca cuvinte carl sa
stavieasca acest puternicN talaz, ce
izbea din adincimi necunoscute, in
cinstea 81 in credinta lui.
,,Oh, Regina - gasi insfirsit
ca raspuns ar Fl mai bine sa-mi
poruncesti sd plec, caci Gu adevar,
ar ii 0 trista iubire, a noastra, ne
dibaciu cum sunt eu in toate ale dull
Gel dragoste! Afara de aceasta, ma
leaga cinstea fata de Regele meu ;
81 n as mai putea nici odata sa calc
pragul portilor sale, daca n as mai
putea sal intilnesc privirea, pentru
ca Isl fl tradat increderea. Regina
Dana, ale tale daruri sHnt asa de
nepretuit de bogate, incit STINT ca
trebuie sa-ti spun aceasta: 81 mai
nepretuite ar Fl, daca le-ai inchide
intr 'un chivot de cristal- Lumina
lor s'ar strayede, dar nici Q nina
nelegiuita nu lear putea fura stra-
lucirea. Esti asezata att de sus, pu-
terea ia e att de mare, incft toti o.
Chi sc indreapta spre frumusetea
ta. Lasa asta mare binecuvintare 81
fie ca razele soarelui, calde 81 strd-
lueitoare, earl lumineaza pc toti a.
eel &c sunt in nevoe. Mutt arunea
comorile farS chibzuial1. Nici mil
nile msle nici ~ altnia, M y cade
I = seeiia ~ z nprnai 4 Reee-
: / = : \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-27

$ 'au mai lnat acesti oameni, de
sigur - pentru nenorocirea mea.
Avere - avusese 81 unul si altnl.
- Ea Isl luase toate drepturile 81
toata libertatea, 81 bietu1 tata We
dea multe, inchidea ochii 81 nu zicea
mimic. Oar umilintile 81 rusinea Il
mistuiau amarnic.
(Sfirsitul va urma in No. viitor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-27

care erai dator sal aduci la moi 81
sunt nerabdatoare sd aflu ce vel ga
81 de spus ca sd te aperi!"
Gu ajutorul lui Sir Iyor, Regina
|sari usor in sea, apoi, plecindu-se
spre el, pima cind privirile Ell alum
|sera sa arda in ochii lni, sopti Gu bu
|zele in tremur:
- Medium! Sd lasi cupa sa trea-
ca, fara a sorbi dintr 'insa !; Sa arun-
ci trandafirul far6 al bea mireaz-
ma! Oar un luefu trebuie s&-ti
spun: spinii lui, GU toate astea,s pot
sa te SINCERE /! raci in vinele Reginei
Dana curge foe, nu apa. 81 sd fiji
incredintat ca ea nu e din acele ca
ri uita usor !s
Strangind ffipl, Isl intoarse ca
lul; apoi, inchipfndu-se Gu nemai
pomenita mindrie, arata Gu bicius-
ca spre turnuriIe castelului, stri-
gind, pc cind porms in fnga calu-
|lui:
,,Stapinii til te vor primi in
|gradina inconjarst4 de SAINT, 81 te
rog So nu-i lasi sa a1tepte prea mutt
81 risul sySpxi6tei c6l2tete, mi
mat de vintufi, ca ne demoni batjo-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-27

|ce, din valmasagul celor patru su-
te de arestanti, ce Sc fngramadiau
la usa, abba il mai deslusiam fntor-
|cindu-si fata spre mine. Garda, In
ordine, pasta in launtru, Sc desfa.
cea pc la posturi, 81 toate Sc fnecau
in linistea noptii.
Intram abatut i'm odae, - ma a.
sezam la fereastra ce da spre castel,
81 ochii mel truditi 81 grei priviau
in noapte, lung 81 dureros, spre
geamul ce-abia lumina, de la odaia,
in care dormia Visan.
Copilaria mea trista 81 bolnavi-
cioasa, cartile exaltate pc care le
citisem, pacea mareata a vailor de
prin prejur, frumusetea datatoare
de visuri codrului ce Sc intindea
nesfirsit 81 umplea cerul la spatele
castelului, 81 mai multi de cit ori-ce,
nenorocirea in care sc afla Visan,
dadeau iubirii mele pentru ell o a.
prindere exagerata 81 nebuna, care
ma cuceria, din ce in ce mai puter-
mic, imi ardea viata 81 mi sfasia
inima in durerosu-i farmec. - E.
ra un basmu frumos 81 trist, 81 toa-
te imprejurarile din afara, intrau
colorate de inchipuirea mea 81 luau
10 forma, un loo so insemnare deo-
sebita in alcatuirea acestui BASIN.
de care era att de pima fntreaga
mea viata.
Adouazl, cum ma desteptam, ma
duceam la geam. = Regulat il af-
lam III acelasi loc, pc scara peronu-
lui, pindind ivirea mea la fereastra,
81 toata fata Sc lumina de-o bucu-
rie copilareasca, cind ma aratam.
Gu tirziu a rasarit All soareie
meu &c, imi zicea ell zImbind. in
tr o ii, cind nu putusem sd ma scol
d,mineata.
Era o ri calda din lulu. 81 nu-
mai moi amindoi, steteam pe-o lavi-
ia. in linda bisericii.
- Nu i ASA. Fisan, ca tn esti ne
vinovat, 81 stat inchis pc nedrept? ?
- De ce ma 'ntrebi asta?.
81 tresari, catind sperios la mine.
Ochii Sc facura mai mari 81 fata
mai alba.
Mia fost frica de Ell. cind Lam
vazut asa schimbat, pc urma mi s'a
facut mila, m am gindit ca poa-
te am suparat, poate ca intrebarea
mea "a izbit la vr'o rama ascunsa,
pc care cerca s o ute, 81 m am gra-
bit sd i Ger ertare.
: Nu... incepu ell, ing;imind
vorbele, nu ma supara decit g..
vezi, eu m am gindit adese orr, d-ta
ma crezi nevinovat, altfel nici teal
Fl uitat la mine, 81 intr 'adevar. cum
sd te uiti la un. ? pentru ca iata.
trebue sa-ti spui cum fost. =
Dumneata eSti asa de bun Gu mine
negresit ca trebue sa-ti spun, =.
altfel, ar insemna ca te fur.
81 toate aceste vorbe, scaparate
rar 81 Gu nehotarire, rupeau cite-o
fisie de lumina, din sufletul lui chi
mutt 81 zbuciumat de ce era sa spue.
Ochii lui erau plecati, de sfieala poa
tie, pc degetele lui albe 81 subtiri,
&c 81 lie Alta intr'u neastimpar
nervos, ca 81 cum Isl scobia vorbele
pc subt unghii, glasul il tremura
putin, - dar Isl ridica de odata ca
pul, 81 Gu aerul unui ON care-si po-
runceste sie-si, ma privi tinta in
ochi, 81 nitro rasuflare desnadaj-
duita, cu acel glas, jumatate soap
ia, jumatate strigat, al tainelor ca
ri ingrozesc auzul, imi spuse deslu-
sit:
= Oar d-ta te inseli grozav. Eu
AIN ucis pc mama. Oh.
Si-si acoperi fata Gu miinile, ca
sd nu-mi vaza spaima. Ramasei
impetrit. Vorbele lui ma izbira ca
niste gloante n cap, = 81 in urechi
imi ramase, vajiind, un vuet lung
81 sinistru, ca un norod de glasuri
in rascoala.
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recunoscator pentru cinsta ce i-ai
facut, ca copil 81 ca ON; 81 in ade-
var Sc simte nevrednic de alta in
|gaduire - de acea, da-i vote sa-ti
|sarute alba nina. Iarta pc vasalul
tau, daca fost la curtea ia un oas-
|pe mohorit; 81 1ntoarce-ti privirile
catre unul care e mai vrednic decit
mine. 81 acum, te voiu parasi 81 ma
voiu duce Ia stapinul meu care a.
steapta poate vestea despre cerce-
tarea in care m q TRIMS
81, luind NINA Reginei, Sir Ivor
pleca capul cuvios, ca SO apropie
de buzele lui.
Oar, cuSso miScare minioasa, fe-
meia intaritata isi smanci degetele
|dintr ale lyi, 81 striga Gu glasul tre-
murind de iignire:
,,Daca asa este, atunci, Sir T.
yor Mac -Duach, de bune seama,
pierdem vremea aici. Oar, sd bagi
de seama, pustnicule mohorft! Sc
Fpoate CO intro u soarele Gu care
ma asemuiesti, 50 te yestejeasca Gu
flacarile lui; san poate Isl va ascun
de fata in nouri att de desi, fncit
vel Il fmpresurat de intuneric; in
'tuneric att de adinc, fncit noaptea
cea mai neagr6, mar ii mimic, ala
hlrsa a. insul. All mi calnl, eSci
y etirxh i nn mai aud eoznotnl yfnk;
toeri f 1euIn ! so1it tii1apul cfnsI
4 q ~ I'll lzll |llll 4 e
r |II1|I u! h = : r 1l|ll|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-27

dea ingrijorat spre drumul pc ca
re venise.
sta bine ca nici un viteaz nu pu~
tea fntrece 7ndrazneala eli Ia cal&rie,
81 ca puterea Ell era ca 81 q unui bxr
bat, lar vointa ei neinvinsA cind e.
re vre-o primejdie de infruntat.
Regele Nial iubea frumusetea ei,
pnterea trupalui ei, 81 viata april
ga care-i curgea nestapinit& Ia vi
ne; dar nici odata nu izbutise setul
81 stapinul, sd ghiceasca adineurile
|adormite ale inimei .ei.
Pentru dinsul, ca parea o fiintx
din basme, menit8 sa aprindS yite-
jia osteanului, 81 SAL poarte, dupx
ce cazQse in luptA, peste hotarsle .
'stei lumi, mai sus, "a alte t2ximpti.
Parea Cd Sc nascuse Gu laneia fn mi
na, Gu snfletul arzind de dorul H.
nei lnpte uriase; sau c& mereq ma
zueste, fara odihn6, spre soarta pc
care no poate ajunge ON p&mdn-1
team, plin6 de yitejie neobositS, I'll
falnic nepasatoare; hueurie q Sos
primejdie pentru Gel carl Ii ihclSI
cigau caiea. i 8 e. sss7 f +
Cunoecuse aldturi Dc dfnsa a.
......: ~ - - - IL . :
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Ill De RIM.
POyEsTE IN UMBRA 81 LU-
NINA
De: Maria, Regina Rominisi.
Traducere de:
Marg. Miller -Vsrghy.
(Urmare).

0 patima att de mare
incit char ingerii tremura auzind
al eli rasunet; pima cind 81 marele
Dumnezeu de sus, Sc apleaca 81 ster
ge de pc tablitele Lui insemnarea Y
nei greseli, care, din priciha fru-
musetei eli, nu poate ii decit iertata
81 uitata.
Si iata, aici sta femeia pentr1 ca
re nu tremnra in inima lui nici 0 iu
bire; femeia care era sofia Regelui
Mai; 81 nici o syicnire inimii lui
nu raspundea cuvintelor ei pline
de pacat; nici o pornire null i'm
boldea spre dipsa. M sinatea do
rinta de i 8 Ina ia brate, de apasa
sxrntzri fierbiati pe buzele ci In
drtptate spre: dinstil; isf g eel &c 3
chInuit de eefe, eindul lni se iptor~
ae II q pSyiiaoxstS =
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vISAk
(AMINTIRI)

ASpIdtlSelu Ilceul 81 lud uuScScIH
sd petrec vara la un unchiu al meu,
care era director al 1nchisorii della
Dobrovat. La virsta aceia stiiam in
ca saNisez 81 sd iubesc - doua insu-
Slri, pc earl All nu lie mai am. -,
In prima ri III am imprietenit Gu
copacii 81 Gu cinii, doua ri Gu pa
zitorii temnitii 81 a treia ri Gu in
chisii. Printre acesti din urma,
Gu deosebire, mi Sc lipi de inima un
tlnar malt. balan 81 de 0 infatisare
foarte distinsa. - $ acum, cind in
chid ochii Sill cuget, pare ca ma uit
la dlnsul. - Gu capul plecat, putin
adus de spate, GU pumnii Writ pima
n fund in buzrlnarele unui surtuc
scurt, vechiu, cenusiu, asa Sc prim-
bla inject prin curtea castelului,
rasletit totdeauna de ceilalti. Uneo-
II sc rezema Gle VI 'un zid 81 in "a
ceiasi atitudine raminea increme-
mt cite doua ceasuri. Era alb la
fata, paid, frumos 81 trist, 'avea
ochi albastri = facuti pentru me-
lancolie. Asa lam vazut, reze-
mat de stilpul bisericii din curte,
Gu acea cautatura pironita n gol a
ochilor deschisi, carl nu vad mimic.
NJ am dus spre ell. = Noiam Sal
vorbesc, dar vazindu-l asa de nemiS
cat 81 de dus pc ginduri, mia VENT
greu sal tulbur, 5 am lasat aceasta
pc altadata. Peste un ceas cram in
cancelarle. = Sc trase clOpotul. e.
Ia vremea mlncarii, 81 tristul mcu
tlnar abuse pc lln fund de lann 0
bucata de mamaliga, taiata in pa
tru muchi, so strachina de bors Gu
fasole. Era o ri de post. In cance-
larle era numai grefierul, - scria.
81 mia zls mle sd gust. Am ript lln
colt de mamaliga 81, pc virful lin
gurii, am sorbit din hors, uitindu-
ma prietenos in ochii ceausului, ca
III nu spuneau mimic. Am zis cas-
foartc bune, 81 mi s'a parut cal sur
prind un zimbet cind "a intors
spre uSa.
- De eel condamnat Visan? in
trebai pc grefier.
Acesta deschise un registru mare.
81, GU obisnuita nepasare "a fuuctio-
narilor. citi la litera V:
Nisan Alexandra = omor = doua
zeei de AMI - munca silnica.
Inchise registru, trase din tigara,
81 'ncepu sd scrie.
Mi Sc facn negru inaintea ochi-
lor
De sigur nevinovat, imi zisei in
gind 81 ma hotarii d cerceta aceasta
Nisan avea slova frumoasa. = II
rugai sa-mi culeaga cintece 81 snoa-
We de pc la arestanti, 81 sd mi lie
scrie. Aceasta imprejurare statorui-
ci intre moi intilniri zilnice, 81 he
inlesni mutt unprecedented. - Pc
ste-o saptamIna ne-am pomenit a
sa de inragiti unul de altul, incit
ne dam intilniri la anumite ceasu-,
ii din ri. Ne furisam de lume, pen
tru a ne stringe nina, pentru ] 2
spune cuvinte duioase, 81 adesea -
1mbratisam, Gu ochii inotInd in la
crimi, ca dol copii orfani 81 prapa-
diti, earl nu-si au decit iubirea lor,
drept ori-ce nadejde 81 mingiere
Seara, cind suna clopotul de cul-
care, nj Sc stringea inima de o adm
ca parere de rau, ca dupa cea dim
urma intilnire. - Garda intra IL,
armata 81 Sc opria i'll fata cancela-
riei. Arestantii urcau treptele
imbulziti 81 Sc asezau drepti, in
doua siruri, pc lungul peron al -
stelului, pentru a-si face rugaciu-
nea de culcare.
81 in umbra serii, sub fiorul ace
lei solemnitati triste, ochii nostrl Sc
urmariau lacomi 81 dornici, pima
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O04~S W. Js''S"s WV Ss wv
ultra.
Regele Nal, Gu tot alaiul slujito-
rilor, ajunsese la castel. Gu copite
rasunatoare, trecusera numerosii
cal podul suspendat, care tremura
81 Sc legana sub greutatea lor.
Era un vessel amestec de culori
mantii 81 pieptare, valtrapuri 81 sci,
toate invi0rau Gu culorile lOr aprin-
Sc, la obraz 81 zimbitoare, 81 Gu O.
chi inca lulninati de veselia vina-
tori.
Mihail era In fruntea tuturor ca
yalerilor, ale caror zale mai severe
eraH astazi inlocuite Gu pieptare in
toate culorile. Pc pnmni isi puritan
soimii, lar in ,jnrul picioarelor ar
masarilor, saltau) 81 latrau ciinii,
din carl multi d abba Sc tariau, Gu
limbile scoase, si Gu capetele lasate
in jos, -sffrsiti de lunga goan8.
Apoi, veneah boeri, arcasi 81 co.
phi de casa, 81 vre-o doux domnite,
carora Il curtea Reginei Dana M
le era ingSdnit sa ajungx a yaxx
mare, caci e1fnu era mulfumit& iii
adeySf de ct fncQnju juFetx ~ cei e
srz 49, -. :. = n - s. M 81
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sub povara prazii, veneau vinjosii
Itarani, ducind vfnatul la marele bu
catarii domnesti, ca sd fie,pus la fri
gare pentru ospatul de seara. Era
sgomot 81 erau risete, erau strigate
81 zanganit de lanturi, 81 latrat de
Iciini
Curtea era pima de zarva, 81 mul
tie glasuri tinere rasunau in jurul
Izidurilor, earl, mai obisnuite Gu
freamatul luptelor, psreau ca~ SC
luita cu impotrivire Ia 0 priveliste ..
Tit de lSuratic&.
Sir Seumas, poetul, coborise pc
Marian de pc cal, lar Domnita Gu
lochii in z1mbet, si cu parul ineilcit,
lprivea IN sns spre FL, glumind.
Rhona fsi mfng1is calul pc coa.
lstele ce-i svicnian, ii pipaia fneheie.
lturele piciOarelor, 81 trecea Gu dege-
|te mingaiosse peste. coama lni rngi-
tnie.
Linga dinsa era Jan della Miax&,
Inoapte, ardtind in chipnl Jul Dc vol:
mic toatx lacomia unei dragoste I'll
Ineresti; ii alnindouE glasurile lor
be ridicau imprenna, in sarva dim
Iprejur.
MBlte ximbete 4 mlilts elanse =
|{ncr1cisau de toate pArtil 81 t
(iminAatx az toa !, q Be!i1a
|4An u lnn ei e e y e !. NV
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Odnlenii nOStri
de dfaCeri.

AUGUSTIN sISSHA. - d
ID de biliarde. - Cuglarie Anne.
rican&. - Tot felul de bauturi
rac0rit0are. - Trimiteri de ban.
vindere do Bilets do xepoafA. -
100 North Street. Newark. n
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P. CHINA. = Comerciant ro-
min. Grocerie 81 hala de Joe. Sc
diul Societatei ,,Dacia Traianas' in
1876 jackson Str. = Local asortat
Gu tot felul de bauturi racoritoare.
Biliarde 81 alte. Casa adev&rat ro-
mineasca. 399 Case Ave., Newark,
Ohio.