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GAMES r DIVIDED

Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-Leaving the
clubhouse gate open probably pre-
vented Philadelphia from winning
both games from Chicago Wednesday.
The locals won the first. 10 to 2, and
Chicago the second, 6 to s., in IL inn
ings. In the 9Th inning Of the second
game, with Philadelphia two runs
ahead, Merkle doubled and Deals
drive to left center rolled through
the gate. Williams return held Deal
at second base. but Umpire KLEIN
ruled it a home run which tied the
score. In the tenth inning with two
on bases, F>riberg, a Chicago recruit,
leaped into the air after a hard run
and captured Rixey's long liner a few
yards from the bleachers. Chicago
won in the eleventh on three singles
and Deals double. Score:
Philadelphia ............ 10 10 0
Bailey, Newkirk and Killifer, O'Far-
rell: Cheney and Adams.
Second game:
- R. H. E
Philadelphia ............ S 10 0
Vaughn, Martin and Killifer; Rixey
and Tragressor.
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Sergeant Cal Farley of Hewett,
Mimi. winner of the welterweight
championship in the inter-Allied
games recently held in the Pershing
Stadium in Paris. arrived in Grand
Forks yesterday afternoon to attend
to business matters. Farley returned
to his home this morning.
Hewett. Mimi, is proud of her
sturdy SON. who but a youth, served
with the Sixth Engineers of the Third
division, being overseas for twenty
one months. The young wrestler par
ticipated in Of the most impor-
tant engagements of the war but es-
capped unscathed and won athletic
honors for the United States army.
Here are a few of the things Ser
geant Farley has done:
Saw 81 months Of overseas
service in the United States
army.
Participated in seven of the
biggest engagements in the world
war
Won the welterweight wrestling
championship of the American
expeditionary forces.
Won the welterweight cham.
pionship in the inter-Allied
Ranes in Pershing Stadium, Pa.
ria.
In seven Battles.
Farley's discharge papers from the
Sixth Engineers show that he took
part in the terrific fighting in the
Amiens sector, Chateau Thierry,
Champagne, Marine defensive, Aisne-
Marine offensive. St. Mihiel offensive
and the Neuse-Argonne.
Sergeant Farley's company of ESQ
engineers was demolished with the
exception of "a men. Of which Farley
is one. Although actively p%articipat-
ing in such fierce engagements, Far
ley m~iraculously escaped without
wounds and uninjured.
Before entering the United States
army Farley had done considerable
wrestling as a professional. He en-
listed in the regulars shortly after
war was declared. He has met such
men as Walter Miller Of st. Paul and
Joe Turner, former m~iddleweight
champion of the world. Farley was
defeated by both Of these men but
gave them a hard struggle.
Threw Allies Best.
Farley too part in a number of
wrestling bouts after the armistice
was signed and finally won the cham
pionship of the A. E. F. games last
winter. The young sergeant was
picked to represent the U. S. army in
the inter-Allied games and defeated
the best men that England, France,
Australia, Belgium and Canada could
put or the mat against him.
Farley was presented with a huge
gold medal of handsome design for
winning the inter-Allied champion
ship while the A. E. F. championship
netted him a beautiful bronze medal.
Farley returned to Hewett this
morning and after resting a month
with his father on their farm near
there, he will go to Minneapolis where
he will begin training under the eagle
eye of Jimmie Potts, veteran boxer,
wrestler. and trainer.
Potts will be manager and trainer
for Farley and intends heading the
veteran soldier ana grappler for the
welterweight championship Of the
world.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL
LIVESTOCK.

South st. Paul, Aug. 21.-Hogs "a
900; mostly SOC higher: range 1925
$4,000; bulk 1870 @1S.25.
Cattle $500; weak: shade lower;
slow; fat steers 5000 1900; COWS and
heifers 7.00@13.o0; calves steady. SO
1850; stockers and feeders slow, weak
lower, 00@13.00.
Sheep 5000 steady: lambs 11.Oo@
1900; wethers 5.50@10.5o; ewes $50
@S.50.
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PRnDCNm

New York, Aug. 21.-Butter irreg-
ular; receipts 9,13S: creamery higher
than extras 81 a v; creamery extras
56A a ": f1rsts 52h a Sc.
Eggs steady. receipts 1928: fresh
gathered extras 81 a IS; extra arsts
81 a So: firsts AZ a so.
Cheese steady, receipts 2,202; state
whole milk flats current make specials
30h a 81: do average run s2h a 80;
state whole milk twins current make
specials 3Oh a 81: do average run
29h a 80.
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Fargo, N. D.-stanley Broleske. for
mer Spokane high school athlete, and
director Of athletics at Camp Taylor.
has been made director of. athletics at
the North Dakota agricultural college
for the coming year. Broleske was
an end on one of Yost's University Of
Michigan teams, and won much favor
able comment for his ability to handle
a forward pass and. his speed.
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DULUTH.
GRAIN.

Duluth. Mimi. Aug. 21.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain-Wheat. g.
100; oats $500: barley 1s,4oo; rye.
25,S00; flax 1900,
Shipments: Wheat 400: pats g.
900; rye 100000; fax 1890; last year
$500. y
Duluth car Inspections: Wheat, 9TH
er spring 1; smutty mixed I; mixed
1; all wheat 8, last year 8; flax 1: oats
8. rye 10; barley Q: all grains %, last
year 8; on track so.
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Pierre. s.. D.-GAme bird hunters
Will find considerable hardship facing
them whom the open season starts Sep
tOfnber. 1s. Under the state laws It il
= misderne&nor for 4 hunter to enter
or to allow his doe6 to run upon cul-
twisted lands anywhere In the state
without first securing the onsen OF
the owner. or person IN charge OF the
birds on this section ID found in cul-
tivated districts. 1
Spokane, Wash.-Francis Mckay,
Ut state college, will fep-
iAfAnt the local =. M. c. A. a. the
Warrington state swimming cham
tionStip to be Held ii seattle some
tine In September. Mckay Will en-
ter the 6O-yAfd back stroke and the
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POTATOES.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Potatoes slight
" weaker: arrivals "a cars; Minneso-
ia Early Ohios sacked CARROTS 2.s5@
800 cwt. Irish cobblers New Jersey
sacked carlots 4.10@4.15 cwt: Cali
fornia long whites sacked, CARROTS 4.25
@4.5O cwt. G f,U
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St.. Paul, Minn.-Mike Gibbons, who
cancelled HE bout with JEFF Smith,
which was to have been held in Min
neApolis on September 4, Is still surfer
ing from the fleets Of poison ivf.
which he encountered while playi1E
golf. Gibbons has attempted gym
nasiurn. work. but finds that exercise
caused a return Of the skin disease.
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KANSAS CITY WINS.

Kaneas City, Mo-, Aug. 21.-Kansas
City made it three straight from
Louisville wednesday and climbed in
to a tie for third place with the visi-
tors by winning the game, 3 to 2, in
a ninth inning finish. Hall and Gra-
ham engaged in a pitchers duel, the
former al1okig tonlu four hits.
A fist fight between Roy johnson,
KanNs City pitcher. and Bob Bescher.
the Louisville left fielder, marred the
game in the hrst inning. Bescher and
Johnson. along with Bethel, were put
oH the grounds. Score:
hdnSdS ClIy ..... s B :
Graham and Meyers; Hall and La
Longe. F7
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PRODUCE

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Butter steady
receipts 7,135 tubs; creamery extras
5sh; f1rsts SO a So; seconds 40 a ~:
standards 81 a Y.
Cheese unchanged daisies 30h a3l;
twins 2sh a 80; Americas 81 az;
long horns 81 a Y brick "a a IS.
Eggs lower, receipts 12,432 cases:
firsts II a Y; ordinary f1rsts 36h a
37h; at mark cases included SO AL;
storage pack firsts AZ a H..
Poultry, unchanged.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Aug. 21.-3 1-3's SIS;
nrst As s4.1o; second As $3.50; first
4 las blank: second 4 LIS 92.9e:
third 4 las a4.So; fourth 4 las
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NEWS
1915; victory 3 AIS 1854: victory, 4
3-4's $3.50.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.

Minneapolis, Mimi. Aug. 21.-Flour
shipments 79,02S barrels.
Barley $1.15 a 1.39:
Rye No. 2. 1.52h a 1881.
Bran 400.
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CHICAGO WINS,

Chicago, Aug. 21.-Chicago defeat
ed washington 10 to 8 wednesday by
hitting Erickson often and at oppor-
tune times. Cicotte had only two bad
inning in which the visitors were able
to bunch. hits, n of which was 4
huke homer in the sixth inning by
Picinich. which scored 4 runner ahead
Of him. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
BLANKED.

Detroit. Aug. 21.-Detroit punched
hits in the LIST and 9Th innings We'd
nesday n defeated Philadelphia, 2
to 0. But one visiting player reached
second and he fell a victim 10 a double
play. Noyes and Ayers staged q
pitching duel, Score:
r. H. e.
Philadelphia ......... 0 o
Detrolt 2 s 0
/ Noyes and McAvoy; Ayers and Ain
smith.
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HIDE Ann FUR MARKET
(3u51lshsd w xhe 3sdiok 1iAo 8 Yu1

@1s-Mltket weak and depressed.
at very sharp declines from prices Of
past few days. made by dealers who are
williaG.to sell 1t almost any price made
as conditions 90 not seem to indicate
that the bottom III been reached yet.
The quoted prices are nominal and may
90, UP or down any day. Watch the mar
ket paee for changes.
W001-.F1rtn Mt last quoted prices
with Moderate trading going on since
warehouses are we'll Oiled present light
TA1:3oW-Still weak and easier and
in the Absence u trading all prices are
N19lEMarket IL still weak but
prices are quoted same as last noted a
there hA4 been no trading Of any conse-
quence 'tofW4rf1nt a raise or q decline
from last weeks prices.
(Quotatioils subject to market changes
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Sports
AUSTRALIANS
WON TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Team From Antipodes Vic
torious in Doubles at
Newton Tournament

Newton, Mass, Aug. 21.-The lawn
tennis doubles championship of Amer
lea was won by Norman e. Brookes
and Gerald L. Patterson. the Austria
liam team. They took h title from
its defenders, William T. Tildon, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, and Vincent Richards
Of Yonkers, N. Y. in fiv spectacular
sets. SIS. SO, As, As. So: on the
courts Of the Longwood Cricket club.
Visitors Play Steady.
Although the Americans got only
two games in the final set, it was per-
haps the hardest fought Of the five.
The clock1ike steadiness of Brookes
and the terrific smashes of Patterson
were the deciding factors.
Tilden and Richards got away with
three games to nothing almost before
the spectators realized that the match
was on.
In the fourth game Tilden hit a vi
cious smash, which flew of his rae
quet sidewise and hit Richards a
singing blow on the head. The boy
seemed dazed for a few minutes, and
two kills by Patterson took the game.
Pretty placements by Tilden and one
by Richards CAV them the fifth game.
but the Australians captured the next
three. making it FOUR all.
Yanks Take Lead.
Cheers greeted the Americans when
they took the. next game and the lead.
but Patterson won his serve in the
tenth gam and made it five all. Once
more Richards won on his serve and
put over a clean service ace. making
the game SIS, but the Australians
steadied and took the next three and
the set.
At the net Brookes and. Patterson
were i%nvincible. and if Richards game
were to be criticized adversely. fault
which he found with the short lobs
which he put into their reach. Tilden
seemed to be working the hardest Of
the our players. and his anxiety to
make placements frequently caused
him to drive out.
Seattle. Wash.-The state cham
pionship swimming meet is to be held
here about the middle Of September.
prior to the expected visit Of Fanny
Durack and Nina Wylie, Australian
women champions.
Duluth. Minn.-Plans are under
way for the organization Of a profess
sional football team at the head Of
the lakes which will rival any of the
teams of former years. Art Won, To-
cal player. who received an offer Of
800 a game with a Hammond, Ind,
team has beer secured by those pro-
noting the team. Won Is a local play
err and had charge of athletics in the
aviation division of the Great Lakes
naval training station during the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-21

A genius Is usually eccentric. but
an eccentric person isn't necessarily
. genius.
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PITTSBURGH WINS GAME.

Brooklyn, Aug. c1.-Pittsburgh
won the FIRST game of the series from
Brooklyn Wednesday by punching hits
off Grimes in the first inning. Singles
by Southworth and Barbara, Whitted's
double and Terry's triple were the
main factors in four runs in that inn
ing. Score:
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Cal Farley, WelterlDcight
Champion of Inter-Allied
Games Visited Here TOdau

Mimi, Youth Toss
ed the Best Grapplers the
Armies of Allied Nations
Could Send Against Him;
Sturdy Young Army Serg-
cant Escaped Injury in
Seven Big Engagements
and Won Athletic Laurels
For Himself and the u. S.
Army.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIANTS TAKE TWO.

New York, Aug. 21.-New York de-
feated St Louis in both sections of q
double header Wednesday, 5 to 2 and
4 to 1. Toney pitched strongly In the
first game.
May pitched for st. Louis in the
second contest, only four hits being
made off him in v innings.
Scores:
First game:
r. H. E.
st. Luois 2 2
New York ............ S 6 l
Doak and Clemens; Toney and Nc
Carly, Gonzales.
Second game:
r. H. E..
st Louis 2
New York ............ 6 2
May, Tuero and Clemons; Benton
and Snyder.
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5s4s2-J. F. Hethertngton. M. 3. 1880
services on County board
5s4ss-T 81 nea,tn p i:,,cs;,: sim ISIS
plies by order of County
Board of Health ....... $50
5s4s4-Rex E.. Willard. cash
advanced for grasshop-
per determination expen-
ses 1928
5S495-Herman Adam final es-
innate of labor perform
ed and gravel hauled on
- project N. 9 and 1872 49,. 4,e71.6o
5S4e6-Barnes & Nus Co., dy-
Mantle. caps and fuse
ner on road grading con-
tract between Aneta and
Larimore (Force Ac-
5s4s7-Northwestern Steel 'S'''
Iron Works. culvert for
5s4ss-Miiss Hart dragging
ss4ss-W: +: Drumming. dragging
|5s5oo-Waiiaee veitch. drag ''.'.
... cling roads ............ $3.50
ssSo1-D: +: Haddow. dragging
5s5os-Grand Forks City. bill Si""
for poor relief $685.. IS ?
IS rer cent Of which is
county share se3.nA
The report Of County; Coroner r NJ.
clean Of expenses incurred at the In
quest Of Forrest L.. Ratclir. deceased.
and the several fepasV eont ai de th UGatn
eudtted and allowed, viz:
r. NJ Mclean, coroner fees .....$17.M
= Jurors Tees ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
NltHess Iees 1o5o
stenographer services ........... $50
IF .t+ LH- -.
The report Of County Coroner :' r NJ ~
Mclean, Of expenses viewing the bodies
IT Roy A: I1rness. William Peterson and
on mcficn audited and sllewed. viz: (
On motion the board djourn until
2 o'clock p. NJ.
2 O'clock P. NJ.
TIE board met pursuant to adjourn
missioners Holden. Udenby and HIATT.
1Ssent Commissicner Mooney.
me s tss OF the Grard Forks Hsrald
Nv the Northwestern Trust Co. Of Grand
FORKS. n. D. conditioned in the faithful
msrIormsnce Ct their contract. for pub.
, mnt,ns the delincnent tax judgement
sal. list .et d%eljnrnent taxes was on
re application o. St. Joseph's Female
academy for cancellation Of the general
Rudse !. Eshelman's Addition for the
year 1917 was on motion prarted by the
noard excent AS to special city assess
Tenrs, subject to the approval Of the
Norfh DAKOTA State Tax Commission.
au memhers present voted yes.
IN motion the following bills were
e"dtted and allowed, Wig:
oS5l4-knu Braaten Jr., des-
trcvinT ~nn~ious weeds by
order OF Thee. O.. Moen.
weed ccnmtsstorer ON
the " 10 NE IA Sec
lion q. town 1853. rance
kl--S3e.n0 and on the
w 1-2 SE Ia section IA.
$1,000 .. ans ~ 1900
bureau pense for July
1919 as per bill .... 31S.9h
Total ......... . .sss7.ss
me Following bridge netition was on
motion referred to the Bridge Commit
tee. Agnes township, one bridge on the
section lire. 10 feet long between sect
IONS ~ and - Of sald township end also
one bridge 16 foot long on section line
township.
Disbursements At this meeting.
Erom COUNTY road fund 1873"
From novious werd fund 49,. so.:s
From better farming fund 1851
On motion i scsi6 ~sdiourn.d until
= o'clock ciock a. n. septernbet lat. 1913
!, 3. tr.sssirm.n
HANS ANpERsoN
County Auditor.
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BOSTON

Cleveland. Aug. 21.-c1eveland took
the first game Of the series from
Boston, 5 to 2. Uhle was effective ex-
cept in the second inning. when
Boston punched three hits with two
errors and scored twice. Jones was
wild, his passes being followed by hits.
Catcher O'Neill Of Cleveland failed to
get into the game after catching 72
consecutive games. Score:
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P~rooeedings OF Board Of County Com.
missioners Of Grand Forks County,
North Dakota
Crane Forks. N. D.

3 o'clock A. M.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Chairman Poupore, Com
missioners Holden, and HIATT. Absent
commissioner Udenby and Mooney. The
minutes Of the previous meeting read
and on motion approved as read.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed. viz:
5S45S-R. E. HIATT, commission
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MILWAUKEE O

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 21.-Mil-
waukee dropped into eighth place
Wednesday by losing two, games to
Toledo, ito 1 and 3 to 2, the last in
twelve innings. Score:
First game: a.
Toledo ,..... ....... 10 2
Milwaukee 1 6 2
Brady and Kelly; Inzman and
HUM. I'll l.-. :.
Second game:
Milwaukee 2 1
Miljus and Kelly; Phillips and
HUM. ir" go
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AMERICAN ASSN.

st. Paul, Aug. 21.-Columbus Wed
nesday stopped the rush Of the league
leaders by winning a double-header,
10 to 4 and 5 to 8. The visitors hit
hard in both games, their drives in
game Duncan crashed against the left
field wall in attempting to catch a
long drive. He had to leave the game.
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REDS TAKE SUGGEST.

Boston, Aug. FL. - Cincinnati
slugged it's way to a 10 to 3 victory
over Boston in the first game of the
series here Wednesday, hitting Causey
and Demaree freely. Ruether held
Boston to six hits. Score:
Cincinnati ..............1O IA 0
r. H. e.
Boston 8 6 2
Ruether and Wingo; Causey,
Demaree and Gowdy.
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Seattle, wash.-The state cham
pionship swimming meet is to be held
here about the middle Of September.
prior to the expected visit of Fanny
Durack and Nina Wylie. Australian
women champions.
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AMERICAS ASSOCIATION.

Herald want Ads Bring Resuits.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
(Urmare }

AZ AR Fl volt sd piece de Gu seara,
.dar astepta rezultatul luptei. San
sdu ii fagaduise ca are sd vina so
.Eaza daca Va scapa Gu vlata 81 vOia
sd Sc convinga inaintc de pleca,
daca Sandu traieste sau mort, 81
de acea staruit pc linga tat-su
sa anime plecarea macar pima la
niiezul noptei. Ar ii volt sal spu-
ia dar MI indraznea. Mos Pfrvll
Eisa, ii cetise in inima 81 stiea tot,
81 de acea II a mai staruit sa pie
Tr.
Sc gindi 81 la fratii Ell, la Nicc-
lai 81 la Marin, de la carl nu pri-
mise nici Q veste 81 la minciunile
Il iscodite cind il spunea masei ca
Sandu PRINT scrisori de la eli. Sc
E1ndi 81 la Ghita, fratiorul Ell mai
mic, care numai la 0 palma de loc
ae la casa parinteasca, sc lupta GU
dusmanul sa scape tara de cutropi-
Tea lui, 81 ar fl dat multi sd afle sti-
Il despre el, daca mai este in viata
1an e mort orr scllilodit, 81 gfndnri-
a ei zbnrau lara catre Sandu, pc
sQarp parca Il vedea aevea inaintea
lslptfndu-se ii gloata dusmanu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09

Wit 81 fara de mine. Marina va
cInta ,,Stii tu'' ,,Eu sunt FLEA Gle
Romin'', ,,Auzi buciumul" 81 Pa
sare galbina 'ncioc'' cunoscu-
tele ei piese de forta.
All. Dumnezeu sal ierte pa.
catele, = gemui rSurat de 0 sar-
Gina grea, - Dumnezeu so ierte,
= 81 luai razimat de bratul !ui
Muntean spre casa.
Scenele acestea sa mai inoira
vre-o saptamma-d -doua ri de ri, pi-
IA apucaram a stabili programa.
Mai multi nacaz ne-a facut ordi-
nea punetelor programei. Dupi
zlle intregi de alergari 81 de ami
mari, de cotiri 81 de protestant din
partea sexului ,,gingas' s'a
hotar7t, ca fiecare debutanta sa-si
minute deodata toate piesele, lar
nu in rate ca de altdati.
Cine sd inceapa acum, cine sa
continue 81 cine sd sfirseasca con
certul, - asia era chestiunea che
stiunilor. 81 de oare ce nu era
chip de intelegere, am decis prin
sorti. lar soartea fost fara CON
sideratii la pretentiile doftoritei,
| caci de cea dintii a esit popii. lar
Lenica Ell de cea din urmA D-na
doftorita STA inghitit veninul, nu-
mai ca site cum; nu mai avea ce
face, decit sa raspindeasca in cele
mai largi cercuri faima (gura a.
yea miunata y, ca nu dupa taien-
tie s'a decis ordinea programei, ci
prin sorti, astfel s'a dovedit. ca
bine zice proverbul german der
Dumme hats Gluck''
Gu incercarea de a 1ndupleca pc
fratii 81 surorile mele in Apollo.
ca sd scurtam din program. orl
baram sd nu sa cinte dccit cite O
strofa -doua din nesfirsitul unor
pocsii. pentru carl au compls
Dumnezeu site ce tdiplasi 81 me
lodi. - am ramas oparit.
NJ am convins i'll urma, Cd IL
cercarea mea a fost de natura G.
goista, dc Oare ce numai pc mine
ma altera lungimea nesfirsita a
programului, colegii 81 colegele
aflau. ca e tocmai potrlvlta. 81
Berilescu a decis cauza Gu citatul
sau din Herbart: ,.Prea mutt III
strica nici cind". vorba. care
in materie de serate, imi pare, 6!
e principiu national in Sun
turug.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09

Isl abuse aminte ce-i spusese lui
tat-su, 81 scotocind saltarul mesei
lua foarfecele, il viri in sin, 81 arun-
ca o privire dupa lsa, undc erau a
tirnate un rind de toale ale fratio-
rului eli Ghita, ca sd fie la indemi-
ma.
Baba Tinca Sc destepta 81 ince-
pu sa tuseasca. O coprinse din nou
atacul 81 Voica alerga repede sal
dca ulcica Gu lapte cald de pc col
tul sobei, sa soarba citeva picaturi,
dar n 'ajunse la soba 81 ciinii ince-
pura sa latre fllrio4i in fata easel.
Tresari 81 gindul ei zbura la San
du, dar ciinii urman sd latre 81 pc
Sandu il c,lnosteesl 81 nu Sc dau
la el. Tat-su nu piitea Fl, ca ciinii
i cunosteau de departe. ,.Cine SC
fieY' 81 Sc apropie de fereastra
cautind Sc patrunxa prin geamuri
intunericul noptsis
Vazu ca din spre poarta apal
mai multe umbre u auzi glasul lni
Tat-su care striga ,,Nea Turcule
Nea Cioban - 81 - retrase de ID
fereastra, multnnit8 Cd aude vo
ona In; %o+ o., a<..5.... Rxn,, IL: x~nc