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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-14
SUBMARINE COAL MININc

HALIFAX, N. s. May 14@Submarine
coal mining may be attempted in
the areas north of Sydney Harbor,
to Nova Scotia and for some distance
south of Sydney Harbor, through
proposed legislation now before the
Nova Scotia law makers. Leases to
certain submarine mining districts
have been held by the Dominion Coal
Company and the Nova Scotia Steel
and Coal Company. For some time
there has been a dispute between
these concerns regarding leasing
privileges.
The proposed legislation would give
ming rights in the submarine area
to the Dominion Company with the
understanding that operations would
start as soon as possible.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-14

thorities. In some cases the victim
has even furnished additional funds
to gain freedom" authorities say.
Names of eleven of the twelve men
under Arrest have been announced.
They are Elmer Boucher, Arthur
Belts, Joseph w. Engleton, Ross E.
Mcdonald, Hugh McGann, alias H.
McGinis, Henry Schober, Edward
Daniel Siler, Chaucey Stillson, Ma
rion Jamks, Lafayette S. Scott, alias
Sloan, alias w. H. K. Pearson, and
William r. Collins, alias George Arm
strong, alias James C. Carlton. Col
Inns is alleged to have been the
"brains" of the syndicate.
The alleged syndicate was I'M
covered by post office inspectors in
vestigating complaints of unauthor-
lied use of letter heads of a big
business concern.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-14
BIG SWINDLING
= GAME UkEARTHEl
(By Associated Press)

Indianapolis, Ind, May 14-The
story of the Vaccinations of an al
legged syndicate of swindlers whose
cunning may rival that of the noto-
rious Maybray gang is being slowly
unfolded by federal authorities here.
Meanwhile II men charged with being
members of the syndicate which had
its headquarters at Muncie, Ind, are
under arrest for using the mails to
defraud
The investigation has progressed
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-14
TOOK EXAMINATION

An examination for white pupils
of the eighth grade from the COM
mon schools in the county, for en-
trance to high school which was held
urday by County Superintendent B.
F. Edwards. The following were ex-
amined: William Watkins, Emma An
HacketH Eleanor VanWinkle, Nora
Bales, Ruth Bell, Bert Casteel, De-
iah Colt, Ora Goddard, Thomas
Cooley, Effie Gray, Nancy VALID
en-, Ethel Bogie, Edith Moores, Marg-
aret Jones. Stella Moore, Ollie May
Horn, Ralph Alexander, Madison
Taylor, Robert Stapp, R. B. Coomer,
John Robinson, Rosa Turner, and
Chester Rice.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
Services for Hollebaugh,
Crash Victim, Tomorrow

Funeral services for William a.
Hollebaugh. jr.. who died in Casualty
Hospital Thursday from injuries re-
ceived in an auto accident two weeks
ago. will be conducted IN the New
York avenue Presbyterian Church at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Hollebaugh was returning from the
Georgetown-Navy football game, No
vember in an automobile OF a
friend when it crashed into another
machine. Hollebaugh received Sc
we're injury of the head.
Hollebaugh formerly was a pay
master in the Naval Reserve Corps.
At the time OF his death he was con-
nected with the Shipping Board and
was well known here in navy and
social circles.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
THE TOWN CRIER.

Meeting of Petworth women's
Club tomorrow night at Petworth
Community Center.
Full rehearsal of Community Cen
ter Choral Union Christmas music
program at Dunbar Civic Center at
4:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Rehearsal of Community Center.,
band. 3 p. m. today at Garnet Cen
ter.
Monthly meeting OF North Wash
ington Citizens Association in Gage
School, tomorrow night.
Election of officers mt meeting of
Cathedral Heights Citizens Associ-
alton. p. m. Thursday in st. AL
bans Parish Hall.
Meeting of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association. Tuesday night
at o'clock in st. Stephens Hall,
30l7 Fourteenth street.
Meeting of Private Vincent b.
Costello Post. American Legion, s
p. m. Tuesday in board room, Dis
trict Building.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
PLANS TO BREAK
SOLID SOUTH
Senator Jones Would Nomi.
nate Kentucky Governor
As Vice President.

senator Jones. Washington, a Re-
publican. last night proposed that the
Republican party break the 'solid
south by nominating for Vice Presi-
dent on the Republican ticket next
year Governor-elect Morrow of Ken
lucky. Mr.. Jones suggested that
Governor Morrow be made the rum
ming mate of Senator Miles Poin-
dexter. of Washington. who has al
ready announced himself as a candi-
date for the Republican Presidential
nomination.
After pointing out that the grow
ing interest in next years campaign
Is proper and healthy sign, Senator
Jones in statement issued last night
said:
Biography should not alone deter.
mine the choice Of candidates. 1t has
mad much to do with 1t heretofore.
but 1t will have less hereafter. When
geography. however. leads to a good
man. to party success. and also to
the contamination of a really great
and good reform, it Is entitled to
"cibht- TUT SILKY yedTb lnt
Democratic party. with most of its
strength from one section of the
country, has taken its candidates from
another section. The Republican
party had most of its strength IN
another section, and has uniformly
taken its candidates from that sec
tion. The so-called South and West
elected a President in 1916. We have
no solid North. Our country will be
better and stronger when we have no
solid South. Let's back up the South
politically as well as the North. We
can help do 1t by selecting our can
dldates in such a way as to show
that politically. at least. there Is no
longer solid South"
The Republican party is peculiarly
ftted for leading this movement for
eradication of sectional political lines,
Senator Jones declared. The time, he
said. is opportune and the men are
are available.
MIR. Morrow. who was elected gov
ernor of Kentucky at the recent elec-
ton. carried the State by 1000.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
D. c. COAL SUPPLY CUT
BY CLOSING OF MINES

The coal shortage mas come close to
Washington with the announcement
by the Georges Creek Coal Company
yesterday OF the closing down of its
mines indefinitely.
Most Of the soft coal used by WASH
ington and Baltimore is mined in the
Georges Creek and Upper Potomac
fields and 1t is expected both cities
soon will face a pressing need for
bituninous coal with the curtan-
ment of the main source of supply.
Officials OF the Department of JUS
tice said yesterday the government
would take immediate steps to op-
crate the Georges Creek properties il
1t Is shown the concern is closing ITS
mines to curtail the coal supply.
At the Offices of the Davis Coal and
Coke Company in Cumberland. &C.
nial was made that its mines in the
upper Potomac territory were not
working. and at the offices of the
Consolidation Coal Company it was
said the mines were in operation from
Midland to Mount Savage.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
HOSPITAL ASKS
100000 FUNDS
Children S Institution Eight
Day Campaign Led By
Clarence L. johnson.

Three hundred men and women to-
morrow will begin an eight-day can
vass Of the city for $4,000 to 60
toward additions and improvements
to the children's Hospital. Thir-
teenth and w streets.
The appeal for money By this in
stitution is the first in fifty years.
1t is planned to make much-needed
improvements in the hospital. which
Is supported by a ANAL annual con-
tribution from Congress and such
other volunteer donations as the pub
lie may give.
Children of every race. creed or
color were admitted to the institu-
ton last year. and a total of 7,Sl1
patients were treated.
Clifford L. Johnson is directing the
campaign, assisted by prominent
civic and charity workers OF Wash
ington. Offices have been opened IN
1908 F street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
RECORD SPEED In
DISTRICT COURT

The Police Court in both branches
held the shortest sessions on record
yesterday. All trials were concluded
in about an hour. There were but
two ordinary cases before Judge John
=. Mcmahon. in the United States
branch, while Judge Robert Hardi-
son. in the District Court. dealt with
few "drunks" and violators of
the traffic regulations.
Court officers express the belief
that the determination of Maj. Pull
man chief of police, to strictly en-
force the traffic regulations. espe-
cially the rule requiring automobilists
to halt their machines fifteen feet
behind street cars until the dis
charged passengers have reached
places of safety. will result in a
marked increase of business before
the District branch. They explain
that car owners, who in every case
will be required to deposit the max
imum collateral of $40 at police sta
tions, will prefer to stand trial rather
than forfeit the amount.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
Want Princes Autographed
Ticket to See Good Show?

Do you want a theater ticket auto
graphed by the Prince of Wales?
This inquiry is out today from the
Washington committee in charge of
the Actors Memorial Fund. OF which
Robert n. Harper is chairman.
The ticket. autographed by the
Prince OF Wales while he was in
New York has been offered to the
highest bidder. and admits to a spc-
cial performance to be given by Miss
Ethel Barrymore at the Empire Thea
ter in New York on the Actors Me
mortal Day. December 5.
Daniel Frohman will receive sealed
bids for the autographed ticket. with
the understanding that checks accom-
pany the bids; and no bids will be
received later than December 3. The
checks are 10 be made out to Daniel
Frohman. president Actors Fund of
America, and mailtd to him at room
1O2, Commodore Hotel, New York.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
They Long Now For the
Old Brick Courthouse

Sick of looking at white plaster
buildings, and longing for the little
old red brick courthouse; tired OF
corn bread like porus plaster, and
reminiscent of the bygone days of
the little brown Jug" describe the
state of mind of the homesick
Tennessean, according to Roe Fulker-
son. one of the speakers at the
Tennessee State Society which gave
the second of its years series of five
parties in the New Ebbitt last night.
Some bright vaudeville numbers and a
dance rounded out the evening for
the large assemblage.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
RAIN PUTS NO DAMPER
ON |. v. n. S. TAG DAY

I'm going to give you all I've got
with me; an I. v. N. s. nurse took
care Of me once, five years ago." de-
clared one man yesterday after he
had followed a tag day worker in the
Instructive Visiting Nurses' Society
drive across the street.
The tag day. despite the inclemency
of the weather. added materially to
the fund. The response was general,
pedestrians giving freely.
Commissioner Brownlow early in the
day put on the tag which his wife
sold him. Judge Kathryn Sellers. OF
the Juvenile Court, who sees much
Of the beneficent results of the So
ciety in her court work. also wore a
tag.
Among the organizations assisting
were the Red Cross. the Y. w. c. A.,
the Federation of women's Clubs.
the League OF the Covenant, the
Junior League, the Diet Kitchen, the
Council Of Jewish Women and How
ard University.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
u. S. Messengers and
Translators Seek Raise

Translators in the government serv-
ice should have a professional status
and be paid accordingly. the Con-
gressional Commission on Reclassifi-
cation OF Salaries was told yesterday
by Leifur Masnusson. of the Bureau
OF Labor Statistics, who presented a
brief asking increases in salary for
these employees.
John p. Mcdowell. of the Interior
Department, submitted a sealed brief
for messengers in the Federal en-
ploy. unaccompanied by oral testi-
mony as had been the custom with
other classes OF workers. The amount
of the increases sought was not made
known. They will affect 1900 en-
ployes.
Magnusson urged that educational
qualifications for those entering the
translating service be raised. He said
translators in the government serv-
ice are now on n par with non-pro-
fessional and a large number of in
dustrial occupations. judging by the
wages they receive.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
Merchants to Meet.

The board OF governors Of the
Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation will meet tomorrow night
of the association.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Marion Franklin. 66 year.. 7G n. C. ave. Sc
VIM. A Holebough, .. Casualty Hospital.
Josephine G. Hansmann, S. 1885 9TH st. NV
Edward Murphine. G. Tubcr-llosis Hospital.
Eleanor G. Willis, ~. Providence Hospital
Hanna T. Knock. ST. sl7 5th st NV.
Sarah f. Davis. q. 1872 Sd st. NV.
George 4. Bufin. H. Sibey Hospital
COLOREp
Joe Carter. 33 II V st. NV
VIM. II. Baum, IS. Stoddard Baptist Home
Jennie Fairfax. S. 1914 Reeves court NV
Phillip johnson, 81. 3S2 i St. sw
Lrlise Bolts. 50. el6 9Th st. nv.
Haywood s. Clemous, 2. llio n. ]. ave- NV
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
Girls Employment
Bureau at "Y" Opens

Under the direction of Miss Virginia
Sanborn, the Y. w. c. A. has opened
it's employment bureau. and Miss San
born announces that those seeking po-
sitions as clerks, nurses or domestics,
may register in her office.
Bulletins to this effect have been
posted in the ''Y." and already a
number of girls have registered.
In view of the successful work done
by the bureau last year. Miss San
born hopes to secure positions for
score of girls during the winter.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30

Brighten Up the Home
with GUIDES fresh cut fragrant
flowers. 1914 F street.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
John II. Sunday. % and lara T. Bcntzel, q
both of York. Pa. The Rev II Schroeder
John T. Nialle. p. and Laura Lee Wright, 9
both Of this city. The Rev. Titus T. Davis
Harold W. Phillips e. and Jeanne NJ Nc
Vicar. %. both Of this city. The Rev. B.
BsgbS.
William =. Fowler. 3s Of Baltimore. and
Edna VI. Gasncr. "A. Of New York The Rev
John II. Jeffries
COLORED.
Armstead Reddck. a. and Jennie Jackson, Is
both of this city. The Rev. Aquila Sayes
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
TOOFat?

A guaranteed weight reduction meth
cd: safe. pleasant. Brings slenderness.
better health and happiness. Get Il
small box of oil of korein at the drug
gists. Follow directions. You are al
lowed to eat sweets, etc; no starva-
ton or strenuous exercising. Your
life becomes worth living with clear
er mind. improved figure, buoyant
step. cheerfulness and optimism. Get
thin and stay so.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-30
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Walter II. and Mabel II. Saston, glrl.
John and Anna S. ,Sircla, grl
Joseph II. and Laura n. Seatun, girl
William T.. and Jose,thine c. Richards. boy
stephen T and Sarah e. Porter, boy.
Clarence and Bessie II. MADDOX boz,
Toward h. and Mary c. Higlse. girl
benjamin II. and H;ida NJ Hcushall boy
fTderick A. and Anna l. Hess. girl.
Horton :. and Elizabeth Grinder. boy
William H. and Lille NJ Gotwaid, boy
John A. and Manic DAVIS. girl.
Guy and Grace NJ Erwin, hoy
Lbum W. and Catherine Armentruut, girl.
Norman W. and Anna Brown. girl.
James II. and Elsie V. Cooley, boy.
Paul II. and Georgia G. Dean. boy.
COLOREp.
Clarence s. and Olive Johnson. girl
kemerson and Marie Allen. boy.
John A. and Ruth Bryan, boy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-27

M ~ fa
onoratul public cn cele mai fru-
moase arii Dc dams j ctntsce ma
tionale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumitA 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
Deci in speranta Cd onoratul
public rominesc din loo si din jur
ne va da tot sprijinul posibil, par
ticipind ntr'un numar cit Sc poa-
te de mare la aceasta petrecere,
pima la revedere am ramas salu-
tindu-va cu cea mai mare dragos-
te frateasca.
In numele societatii ), ,Transilva-
MIA din Farrell, Pa:
Panfilie Zeicu, presedinte.
] ID. Regula, secretar fin.
(47-46)
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Gloria Romfna'' din
Weirton, w. Va, pc aceasta Gale
avizeaza pc toti membrii sal din
loc 81 din jur, cum ca societatea
noastra avut 0 'sedinta generala
in ziua de 16 Februarie 1919. la
care s'a votat repartitia cazurilor
de moarte provenite prin influen-
ia spaniola Gu suma de So de fie-
care membru. Asadara sunt ru-
gait staruitor toti fratii membrii
a trimite aceasta repartitie in
timpul eel mai scurt posibil.
Sperind ca toti fratii membrii
isl vor cunoaste chemarea 81 vor
lua la cunostinta cele mai sus Ii
Sc, raminem salutfndu-va Gu toata
stima 81 dragostea frateasca:
In numele Societatii Gloria Ro-
nina din Weirton, w. Va:
Alex. Tanase, presedinte.
Vasile D. Birsan, secretar financ.
(47-46) r
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G ON v 6. A R E.
(46-47) J

Societatea romfna de ajutOr 81
cultura ,,R. Carpatina" din Gle
veland, Ohio, convoaca pc TOT
membrii sal a lua parte la sedin-
ia generala de 3 luni, care Sc va
tinea Dumineca, 2 Martie 1919
la orele 1.3O p. H., in hala socie-
tatii din 1903 w. 58-th Str.
NJ vom mai insista Gu atitea
multe rugari, ci la aceasta aduna-
re toti membrii sa ia parte. Un
lucru sd Sc site ca societate
nu-i numai a convocatorilor aces.
tel adunari, ci a tuturor membri.
lor carl apartin sus numitei So
cietati.
Membrii in restanta Gu reparti-
tia cazurilor de Influenza spaniola
sd bine voiasca lie achita.
In numele societatii ,,R. Carpa-
tina din Cleveland, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
f47-4Y1
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G o N V o G A r E.
(46--47)

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta" din Warren,
Ohio, convoaca pc toti membrii
sal lua parte la sedinta generala
extra ordinara, care Sc va tinea
in ziua de Dumineca. 2 Martie
1919, in hala societatii din ia
Walnut Str, la orele 1.3O D., IN.
Fiecare membru este staruitor fu-
gat de a lua parte la aceasta Sc
dinta, fiindca avem mai multe
chestii de mare importanta de re-
zolvat, intre care 81 cea Gu repar-
tizarea cazurilor de influenza spa
niola. Toti fratii membrii sunt ru-
gait sd bine voiasca as-i achita
cotele lunare 81 petrecerile care
nu au luat parte la ele.
Toti acei frati membrii care nu
sau matriculat in anul acesta,
sunt rugati a-si face datoria. ca 81
functiOnarii sd si-o poata face a.
ceasta datorie fata de Uniune Gu
matricula.
Deci Ill speranta ca toti fratli
membrii vor da atentiune acestei
cOnvOcari 81 vor lua Gu totii par
te la aceasta adunare, va salutam
GU dragoste frateasca:
In numele societatii ,,Biruinta''
din Warren, Ohio:
loan Stefan, presedinte.
Todor Pulca, secretar.
(46-40
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pentru platirea taxelor lunare 81
collective fata de societate sunt:
MART, Joi 81 vineri, dc la 6-9
ore seara 81 Dumineca de la 25
ore p. m.
De asemenea este rugat fiecare
membru ca la platirea taxei sd
prezinte 81 chitanta din urma
secretarului financiar Avram Mar
CD, care este la dispozitia mem.
brilor in orele sus mentionate la
oficiul societatii ,,Albina'' din
1920 s. Jefferson Street.
In numele societatii ,,Albina''
din New Castle, Pa:
loan A. Suciu, presedinte.
Michail Damian, secretar I.
Avram March,, secretar. II.
(46-47)
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IL DERIM
POVESTE IN U1BRA 81 LU
D.: llaris. Rsgins 1enlnia.
Trsducere de-:
1arg. MILLER -vrghy.
(UrmAre).

liar eu --striga Regina Da-
Ma, nu fagaduiesc mimic din toate
asteas asia ce vrei sd spuiY Da,
Sc poate sa fie adevarat; dar fost-a
cineva vreodata pima la sfirsitul ca
rarii, ca sd vada ce ascuns in ini-
ma soafeluiY S'a Mapoiat vreoda-
ia cineya ca sd povesteasca ce des-
fatari sc pot gasi in sinul valurilor
turbte, sau in bratele vijeliei9 sau
&c triumf strapunge inima omului
cfnd il trasneste fnlgeruli ce sim
tire ar cuprinde piciorul cind s'ar
urea pc curcubeu? ce dumnezeias~
ca ametire ar fneca sufletul celui ca
II priyeste IN craterul inflacarat,
san ce dulce chin sfisie inima, sub
mingiierea lenlu, san blindA imbra-
tDare . pantereii All, e pentruc&
Sianteti toti fsuriti prea miei, Gu
iEes pnfinx pntere, 81 q q vitejie
- Y : eprf1d p sratx sfir1itul 1
W = j.! y ~
y
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1 N V I T A r E
(46-47)

SOcletatea rOmina de aJutor 81
cultura ,,Albina'' din New Castle,
Pa, are onoarea d invita- pc toate
surorile Societati, Clnburi 81 Pa
rochii, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur lua parte
La petl'ecerea impreunatd Gu dams,
care Sc va tinea Simbata, ! Martie
1919, la Orele Z seara, in hala So
cietatii ,,Albina'' din 1920 S. JEFF
ferson Street. 49,.
Vestita muzica nationala lui
Casian va distra onoratul public
cu ceie mai frumoase arii de dams
81 c1ntece rationale.
Taxa de intrare: Domnii Is de
cent?, Damele gratis.
Suprasolyiri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bine inteles, membrii care nu
pot participa din oaresi care mott
We, inca all datorinta a plati un
90 de cent?, care Sc vor publica
ca donatie 81 Sc va tinea evidenta
att despre membrii care partici-
pa, cit 81 despre cei care nu-si vor
face datorinta fata de societatea
noastra ,,Albina'
Bufetul va Fl asOrtat GU cele
mai gusoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
Venitul curat al acestei petre-
ceri este destinat pentru platirea
din datoria ce mai este asupra
halei sOcietatii noastre..
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goreala craterului; as cerca sd fer.
! C fiarele de prada, Gu cintecele &C
e-as cinta, sau Gu neasemanata
mea viclenie! Insa, destule cuvin-
te. Am pofta sa ma cobor de pc
tron 81 sd masor spada mea in po-
trivia ia, caci daca degetele mele nu
cunosc blajinele mingiieri, eel pu-
tin sunt vinjoase = 81 tare mi-e
drag fulgerul otelului''
81 fioros rasuna in jurul ziduri-
lor, risul Reginei Dana. :
,,Du-te, fiul meu, 81 adu-mi
saba care atirnata linga patul
meu, 81 adu-mi minusa de vinatoa-
re. Pre- legea mea, are So fie 0 eli
pa mareata, aceia cind voiu masu-
ra aputerea mea Gu a lui lderim,
razvratitul zburdalnic 81 auriu! iu-
bitul tutulor inimilor de femeie, 81
pilda cea mai seumpa a tutulor vi
tejilor! Aha! acuma vine ora
care va ii pc placul singelui nesta-
pint 81 sbuciumat al Reginei Da-
naW
Gu grije pfndeste Regele pc Re
gina Dana; site Cd aceasta poftx
M . 9 bine, dar tot de odata si-
gur Cd orice fmpotrivire mar ii n
!ocul ei, ii ar fi e. pdcura turnat3
pests nac4ri aprinse.
Acolo, ii mijlocul 1narei sxli de
pi1ttd IN in picioare n1ndrs r.
Ejnx Dan& "A falduri gFels eads ln
ifllE1 \ boe1ts toelsia Coroana 81
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nei. Ell incepuse lupta Ga 0 glama,
pentru trece timpul; Isl da sea,
ma acum, Cd trebuie sd Sc apere Gu
tot dinadinsul, daca vrea "a iasa
fnvingator ID sffrSit. .
Fantastica priveliste, in adevar
Marea sala de piatra, impodobita
Gu cununi de verdeata, facliile a
prinse, adunarea in felurimea po-
doabelor Ell, fetele fncordate ale tu-
tulor; lar in mijloc, aceasta pere-
che stranie 81 nepotrivita: o femeie
in filfiirea faldurilor rosii, Gu o CO
roana sclipitoare' pc cap, 81, sbufind
de colo-colo, in miscari salt&toare,
un facau mai frumos decft char
Sinful Gheorghe!
Incordarea e att de mare, incit
nu Sc aud alte sunete decit pfriitul
focului din vatra, aspra ciocnire q
otelului, 81 departatul urlet al vim
tuiui.
Incepe 50 Sc iveasca grija in Chi
purile tutulor, c&ci, in adevar, prea
sdlbatecx q ajuns aceasta lupta.
! Regele face Q miscare inainte. 4.
Gu nina gata e. trAga spada, ca sa
Sc asvfrle fntre amfndOuk otelurile,