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If You Suffer the Tor
lures of Burning Itch
ing Skin Diseases
It's Possible You Can Secure
Permanent Relief by the
Use Of This Prescrip-
ton Treatment

When your skin itches, you Just
must scratch and rub. although you
we'll know that the irritation caused
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Goals of fire. In addition to the suf-
fcring and torture, the glands OF the
intiamed skin will throw off q watery
pus that makes the trouble all the
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MISSY and greasy external applca-
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but as this diseased condition OF the
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necessary. for no real relief can be
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purihod--thc poiSons, that are causing
the unbeGrable skin disease, elimina ted
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In taking Plough's Prescription c..
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liver st!mulant is prepared specially
for use in connection with the LIQUID
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Plough's Prescription C-2223 can he
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hottie: the Pills 25c a package: or
the 2c23 Laboratory, Memphis Tenn
will send both postpaid on receipt OF
SITS.
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The Weather
Furnished by q. S. Weather bureau,
Forecast: Virginia.

Forecast: Virginia.
Cloudy Saturday. fol-
lowed By rain: warmer
Saturday night and
Sunday.
North Carolina-Purt-
~ cloudy Saturdoy /;
sunday showers: some
what warmer.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

have purchased OF A l.. Patterson his
home, "Annandale," near Gordonsville.
This Is one OF the most attractive and
most productive farms in Orange Coun-
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Ratline have ar
rived and arc living in the tenant house
on the place until Mr.. Patterson can
give possession OF the house
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Local Data for y Hours Ending 8 r. 81
Yesterday. "
Temperatures:

u
T.. NJ Observation-Disclosures. rs
N;,t,,,,, ~ '''' .................. 81
M.a, ''''''' ..-............... %
Normal fnr s..,,,o ......... 40
n"nrinnc, a'Lt" Jay ~
t,.h's l"r gay. ........, 3
tsrc,,. r n,i.H ,M"fch I.............. Sd
Rainfall: ''''''.''. iVf
g. ~. W, 10 - u ................No None
h.,,'ihi.."S - hours None
nn"mnci"mcy since March 1.......... .ys
WihI Velocity AT Il. M........ 8
State OF weather at il. ~ CLOUDY
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remove the cause. There i3 only one
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signature on box. 3Qc-Alv
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restores vitality and energy Nv npri
Tying and enrichinE the blood. 70,
can soon feel its Strengthening, In
visoratinS Effect. Price 6oc-Adv.
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purcho.> Eo~

GOED0NSVII.LE. Dec. 5.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Ratliffe, of South Boefnn
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Mr.. MANN DISPLAYS
ABILITY AS A LEADER
Unseating of Weaver in Favor Of
Britt Due to His Parliamen-
tary Maneuvering,

Members Of the House were discus
sing with interest today the parlia
mentary generalship of Minority
Leader Mann in the House late Satur
day night, when, by the narrowest
kind of squeak, Weaver of North
Carolina, d democrat. in a demOcra tic
House, was unseated and his repub-
lican contestant, Britt. was awarded
the seat.
The result was obtained by com
bination of abSenteeism on the part
of some democrats aud the pariia-
mentary maueuyering OF the minor
ity leader. who, by a series of motions
and appeals, held the final vote un-
til the republicans found themselves
in a majority. In the course of the
parliamentary joCkeying Mr.. Mann
appealed from a decision OF the chair
and was sustained in his appeal on
strict party vote.
Democrats were mad as hatterS this
morning in commenting upon the oc-
currence. but ruefully accorded their
admiration to Mr.. Mann for the way
in which he had led the fight, inch by
inch. out of a desperate situation to
victory. They declared that never
before had the minority leader made
a more brilliant campaign nor demon
strated better his ability for floor
leadership.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
PLANS FOR TAKING DECENNIAL
CENSUS ARE NOW BEING MADE

ipforma tion on the enumerator card
not by writing. but by punching hoies
at proper points Then the millions
of punched cards will be handed To
hother battery of machines-the tab
uiators an amazing product OF human
ingenuity.
F. NJ. Boiteaux, who devised them
has been with the census for eighteen
years and will direct their operation
The tabulators take in 400 cards a
minute. count them. reject the impcr-
feet and take off the totals OF punched
marks. assembling the totals in print
ed figures on handy sheets.
with the use of these machines
which resemble pieces of office furni-
ture, the publication of the census
usually coming out a long time after
the enumeration, will be more quickly
at hand to guide and demonstrate the
progress of national civilization They
are being produced largely by the
work of youthful apprentices from
Washington schools which have Vo-
cationai courses.
Evening star., 1919-03-03

Makes body and brain proof against
I fatigue creates reserve health. energy,
{ vitality: doubles strength, endurance, ain-
bition. vim and vigor. says Or. Reid
Note: Phosphorated Malt is dispensed
under an iron.clad money back guarantee
of satisfaction by all druggists. II - not
n secret remedy. doctors and druggists
know the formula and indorse h-AdVer-
tiSement.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-f You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels-there's
40 need of having a saiIow COM
plexion-dark rings under your eyes
-pimpies-a bilious look in your
face-duii eyes with no sparkle.
Your doctor will tell you ninety per
cent of all sickness comes from i'm
active bowels and liver.
DIR. Edwards, a well-known physi-
clan in Ohio, perfected a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil to
act on the liver and bowels, which
he gave to his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomeI, are gentle in
their action yet always effective.
They bring about that exuberance Of
spirit. that natural buoyancy which
should be enjoyed by every one, by
toning up the liver and clearing the
system of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color.
I0c and z5c box.
All druggists.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
THIRD DEFICIENCY BILL
BEFORE SENATE TODAY

The third deficiency appropriation
bill. to which has been attached s'o0'-
000,OO for the railroads, was before
the Senate this afternoon, with pros
poets of long debate over its pro-
visions 1t was predicted in some
quarters that this would be the last
appropria ton bill that passes ais Ses-
sion. If this proves true. the Army
and Navy appropriation bills, the sun
dry civil appropriation bill, the agrf-
cultural appropriation bill and the
District appropriation bill all VIII iaii
The senators today were tired out
with the long night sessions through
which they had gone last week w TN
the understanding that the republicans
intended to prevent the passage or all
appropriation bills except the de-
fciency bill. and that other important
measures were so strongly opposed
that they could not pass. ii appears
not unlikely that the Senate would
abandon the plan for an all-night ses-
sion tonight. Whether there Will be
an alf-night session depends largely
upon the action on the deficiency bill.
If this bill passes by a reasonable
hour tonight, a recess may be taken
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Continue Propaganda Probe.

Continuance OF the investigation of
lawless propaganda during the re-
cess of Congress, with a report at
the next session, was authorized to-
day by the Senate. A resolution
adopted extended the life of the ju-
dietary subcommittee making the in
Quiry until one week before the new
Congress meets. Chairman Overman
of the committee announced that the
committee desired to examine addi-
tionaI witnesses and needed time for
the paration of it's report
Evening star., 1919-03-03

The taking of the census. as tha
decennial inventory of the United
states. its people. lands. industry and
live stock is called. is now being
planned by the government. Secre-
tary of Commerce Redfield has just
transferred the building which housed
the Army's department of aeronautics
to Director of the Census Rogers and
his stan.
The beginning of the census period
for 1920 is July /. 1919. although the
enomerators Will not begin to circu-
late. asking their series of twenty
nine questions of every individual.
permanent institutions and farms in
America, until year from April.
These auestionnaires are still in the
development stage
Chiefly the bureau is engaged in
preparing for the classification and
taoulation of the vast quantity of ma
terial to be assembled. For the first
time this tabulatioh will be almost
completely a machine operation. in
vented and being built by men in the
employ of the bureau. Electric ma
chimes will first transfer the written
Evening star., 1919-03-03
SON AND FATHER DIE.
News of Death of C. E. Van Loan
Fatal to Parent at Los Angeles.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3.-Charles
f. Van Loan. humorist. famous as a
writer Of stories on sporting topics,
died yesterday of chronic nephritis
at hospital in Arlington, Pa, near
here.
Mr.. Van Loan came to Philadelphia
from his home in Los Angeles on
business and soon after his arrival
he became i'll and was hurried to the
hospital. His wife and two children
were summoned and were at his bed
side when ne died. He was forty
three years old.
Los ANGELES, Cal, March g.
Overcome by the news of the death
of his son, Charles E. Van Loan, Rich
ard Van Loan died at his home here
yesterday. Mr.. Van Loan was sum-
moned from a religious service by an
other son to be apprised of the news.
He evidenced great mental distress
and died within few minutes at the
family home.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
TIP OBTAINED AT DANCE
LEADS TO LIQUOR RAID
Information Picked Up by Police
women Causes Arrest of
Two Men.

A bit Of information picked up at
public dance Saturday night by mem
btrs of the woman's bureau. police
department. was followed by a
raid on the apartment of John Full
mer Clark in the Woodford, sos Sd
street, early yesterday morning. Po-
licewomen sas they remained at the
foot of the stairs while Prohibition
Detectives Burk and Koontz and Po-
licemen Heide and Coxen of the first
precinct were gaining entrance to the
apartment.
'Riley,' the password said to have
been necessary to gain entrance to the
apartment, was whispered by one of
the raiding party, il is stated, and the
door was opened. Clark, his wife and
four other women were there, and a
man who also was in the apartment,
the police say, climbed to the fire.
escape and made his way TO the
ground. He -as not apprehended
Members of the raiding party said
they did not draw their pistols, and
the two policewomen declare they
were not even armed 1t was planned
for three policewomen to participate
in the raid, but the one who had
gone to the dance 'all dolled up
and obtained the Information which
resulted in the raid. failed to ma
terialize. having been summoned to
Alexandria to conduct another investi-
cation.
There was plenty liquor in evidence
in the apartment, according to the
police. They took possession of sew
enteen quarts and four pints of
whisky and four quarts of wine.
Clark and Luther Robinson, a room
er. were arrested and charged with
selling liquor. and the several wom-
en- found visiting the apartment were
questioned as witnesses They denied
having indulged in intoxicants of any
kind, Bond in the sum of $500 was
furnished for the appearance of the
men in Police Court The wine and
whisky were taken by the police to
be used as evidence. Robinson, ac-
cording to the police. admits. he sold
liquor to Clark
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Names of Defendants.

The defendants in the first case were
Harry Smith and William l.. Tremper
and Herbert Lewis and Harvey Rob-
erts. the last two colored. They were
Transporting 5.126 quarts of whisky
in cases four barrels of whisky and
four ten-gallon kegs. Their consign-
ment was valued at approximately
$4,000
The other defendants were Erastus
G. GLADDEN. and Charles Lathrop. Their
machine carried e1S quarts of whisky
in cases, two barrels of whisky and a
Eumber of cases of gin, wine and beer
of a value OF something like $4,000.
1t is understood in the Office of the
district attorney that in both cases
writs of repleviu will be taken out
for the recovery from the police de-
partment of the 500 600 worth Of
whisky.
An attorney posted on the Reed
bone-d dry law says the law makes no
provision for confiscating whisky
taken from persons arrested for vio-
lating the Reed law. The proceedings
for the writs of replevin will be in
the nature OF a test of this ques-
tion.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Evidence Submitted.

Evidence was given that before the
six trucks left Baltimore the morning
of February 25 from inquiry at the
Baltimore custom house and from an
article printed in one of the morning
Baltimore papers it appeared that the
bone-dry law would not become effec-
tive until after President Wilson
then en- route from Boston to the Ma
tional Capital--reached the White
House.
1t developed later that the bill was
signed by President Wilson en- route,
and became effective on it's signing
The defendants reached Washington
between 8 and O'Clock the morning
of the 25th and were arrested.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Remnants of Hun Army Useless.

COBLENZ, March = CBy the Asso-
slated Press). - In the opinion
expressed by United States Army
officers who have specialized on the
question of demobilization and re-
adjustment of the enemy forces. there
no longer is any doubt about the COM
plete uselessness of the remnants of
The old German army now in regimen
tai and battalion departments
throughout Gerr1any
Evening star., 1919-03-03
ADMIT VIOLATION
OF DONE Dry LAW
Prison Penalty Imposed on
Six Men and the SEN
tences Suspended.
TO TEST CONFISCATION

Two cases were heard before Judge
Mcmahon in the United States branch
of the Police Court this morning. in
which six defendants employed by
Baltimore motor transfer companies
were charged with violating the Reed
bone-dry liquor law for bringing sp-
proximately $2O.00G worth of whisky,
wines, gin and beers into Washing
ton.
In each case the defendants pleaded
guilty. They were sentenced to
serve $50 days each in Jail. but the
sentences were suspended and de-
PENDANTS placed on probation for one
year.
The defense was that the contra
band liquor, along with other mer-
Chandise. was brought to Washington
for distribution to persons here, the
drivers of the motor cars and the
managers of the companies being
under the Impression that President
Wilson had not signed the bill that
made the Reed bone-dry law appiica-
BILE to the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
UKRAlNIANS AGAIN FIRE
ON ALLIED RELIEF TRAIN

WARSAW. Sunday, March (by the
Associated Press).-For the second
time train bearing members of the
interallied mission to Poland has
been fired on by the Ukrainians ac-
cording to an official telegram re-
ceived by Premier Paderewski. The
shooting occurred on the route be-
tween Le&nberg and Przemysl
Evening star., 1919-03-03

To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE fTab-
letst. II stops the Cough and Headache and
works of the Cold. T.. W. GROVES signature
on each box. 30c.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Repeal of Luxury Taxes.

An effort VIII be made. undoubted
", to get action on the joint resolu-
eion to repeal the so-called luxury
taxes in the new revenue law. There
will be opposition. however, on the
part of several senators and it is
doubtful that this measure can be act
ed upon.
An attempt to get up for considera-
tion the bill appropriating 100000
600 to aid in reclaiming lands to be
used as farms by the returning SOL
diers failed today, Senator Gronna an
nouncing that he was prepared to
speak for hours against the measure.
Senator Jones of,New Mexico sought
TO report the woman suffrage resolu-
lion. but Senator Weeks objected and
it could not be filed.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Sore Throat Wisdom

To relieve Sore Throat you must get
a the seat of the disease. removing
the cause. TONSILINE is prepared
and sold for that one purpose. dose
of TONSILINE taken upon the first
appearance of Sore Throat may save
long days of sickness. Use a little
Sore Throat wisdom and buy bottle
OF TO<SILISE today. You may need
it tomorrow.
TONsII.INf. is the National HA
: !. : !. 4.
Sore Throat Remedy-best "a
known aud most effective and N
most used. Look for the long III
necked fellow on the bottle M
when you go to the drug store III
to get it. CSC and soc. Hos III
pital Size, sl.o0 All Drug "a
giSts.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
WOMEN WITH A. {. F.
MAY WEAR CHEVROMS

Service and wound cnevrons were
authorized today by the War Depart
ment for telephone operators and
similar female employees with the ex-
peditionary- forces. The chevrons
may be worn when the employees are
in their prescribed uniforms
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A v I z

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio, a fost propus ca va
avea sfintirea halei pc ziua de Du
mineca, 10 August 1919. Totodata
a fost publicat 81 in ziarul ,,Ame-
rica'' Hala neputlndu-se isprav'
pentru ziua de 10 August 1919,
sfintirea halei Sc amina pc zlua
de "a August 1919. Pentru aceas-
ia rugam onoratele Socitati ne
scuza, avind in vedere mai mule
cauze care ne-au intirziat. SurOr :
rile societati sunt rugate a he da
tot sprijinul posibil, trimitin Ill
he totodata 81 delegati 81 drapele.
Programul Sc va publica in zilele
acestea.
in numele societatii .,Dacia
Traiana'' din Newark, Ohio:
Geo. Iacsa, presedints.
Geo. J. Sissea, secretar.
(S1-So)
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ROMAN c0k1|Np0RAN
DE
G. r. PASCU.
VirtutG 81 DeSfTau

la tusa-sa pc vreme buna 81 cum a
apucat-o Aoaia cam pc la drumul
jumatatc 81 toate cele patite pc
drum.
Iordana sorbea din ochi 81 din
cind in cind arunca cite-o privire
Isl catre Piryu, care Isl facuse de
lucru Gu caciula, rasucind-o in mil
nj.
Iordana in neastimparul Ell 81 in
grija ce purta dupa fii-sa nu ciRa-
Sc. No astepta sd vina pc Q We
me asa de urita, dar nu-i era foa-
me, 81 dupa ce multumi lui Pirvu
de facerea de bine il ruga Sc ra-
nina Sc manince impreuna 81 pre-
gait repede Gina.
Dupa masa au mai tainuit o bu-
cata. Pirvu Gu toate ca stiea ca 81
pc ell il Asteapta mam& iubitoare,
nu se indura s. piece, 81 numai des-
lipea ochii de pc Tincuta. care spu-
nca 81 yerzi 81 uscate, facind pe
m4sa ii pc Pirvu se rid& cu haz. \
4 III cele din ur,nx, pc II cfntatlll
dfntfiu IL cocogiIor, Plrvu s'a ~
|1aa d dup1 NJ = I'M bupk sears a.
x,s q ~ Y iIs A = m
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(Urlnare }
Ajunsi la poarta Tincuta ii zise

Ajunsi la poarta Tincuta ii zise
,.Hai in casa bade de mai rasu-
fla nitel'', 81 Pirvu nu s'a astep-
tat sa fie rugat, deschis poarta,s
au intrat in ograda.
LeuI cum la simtit a lnceput sd
dea la eli dar Tincuta striglndu-l pc
hume a tacut 81 alerglnd catre ca
inceput sd Sc gudure la picioarele
eli, 81 lucru de mirarc, la Pirvu nu
s'a dat de loc, ba inca nici ma mi
riit La ell.
Lclea Iordana simtit ca vine 81
ia esit inainte pc prispa. In bucu-
ria ei cea mare, vazind pc Tincuta
nici n "a luat seama Cd mai este ci-
.ncva cu ca, 81 nnmai dupa ce strin
Sc la sinul ei 81 o saruta baga de
seama eli nu-i singura. Pirvu ia
dat bunasAeara ii Iordana Ia cu-
noscnt dupa voce. Tincuta incepu.
se sa-i poyesteasca cele petite dar
Iordana ii rise r1zind;
,,LasG c6-ni spui ia casa. Pof.
lin III casS Pirvnles 81 deschizind
re aga t;nzei il1trarx jn cas
W as| v inesl M \ u peiiyjt ets copilx lxre.
4 11 e iIsd ~ Y \
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G A u r

pc loan b. Scortea din comma
Tintari, judetul Fagaras, Transit
vania, Rominia Mare. Dinsul est.
in armata Statelor Unite de 2 ami.
Dupa cum sunt informal, dinsul
S ar afla in Columbia Gerg. Rog
pc fratii Romini care-i stu adre-
sa sd mi-o comunice, caci lie voin
Fl recunoscator, sau chiar dlnsul
daca va ceti aceste rinduri, sa-ml
raspunda la adresa de mai JOS.
Cauza este ca am primit episto-
Ia din patria veche pentru dlnsul
81 nu stu unde sd 10 adresez.
Petru Neagoe, Post Box No. 1O3,
New Castle, Pa.
(81-S3)
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Ila atunci sc impotriveau la trece.
,v.rea Dunarei de catre armatele ro-
mine, 81 acum, strinsi Gu usa, sc
''rugau eli de Romini ca sd le vina in
fajItor. Era scris in cartea destine-
|lor, ca Rominii sa-si recapete We
,chea neatirnare prin foe 81 sable 81
,impotriva destinului in zadar Sc ma
zuiau Rusii, carl voiau sd ne dea
Lei de mila neatirnarea, ca in ur.
ma sd finn la porunca lor. Osman
Pasa lea stricat socoteala, la Plev-
ma au fost batuti in trei rinduri asa
de cumplit, Cd AN pierdut floarea
|armatei 81 reservele au inceput sd
Cfuga inapoi catre Dunare, Gu gind
$50 trcaca mai curind, crezind ca
kvor ii la adapost in Tara Romi-
gleasca.
Pirvu fost printre priinele tru-
pc carl an trecnt Dnnarea 81 All
|stavilit inaintarea puhoiului tur-
|cesc. La Grivita s'a purtat Gu 0
|bravnra care q atras asupra lui
luarea aminte a sefilor. In trei o.
|tacuri carl So dat in ziua de trei.
|zeci August, q fost fntotdeauna
printre primcle rinduri ltrecind
u = 49, - ~
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iala, in revarsatul zorilor, s'a re-
tras intr'un colt neumblat al reclu-
|tei, a scos suvita aurie din cositele
Tincutei 81 dupa &c a priyit Gu du-
iosie la ca, sarutat-o ca pc o mnu-
ste, facatoare de minuni. In capi,l
lui sd inradacinase ideia Cd fara CO.
moara acea la sinul lui ar fl fost 81
cl mort, ca multi alti, 81 dupa cc Q
saruta de citeva ori, 0 impatnra
din nou 81 puse Gu ingrijire in
buzunarul din 'nauntru q bluzri,
pc care il facuse anume pcntru CO.
moara lui.
N,apuca sd Sc fncheie la bl,lz8
81 auzi nn ris Ia spatele lui. Sc n,
flora Ia gindnl ca tain4 l,li q fost
descoperita 81 suparat, s'a intors
repcde, anlenintator, Gu miinile ri
.dicate, Gu g1nd Sc pcdepscasca ne
indraznetul care s'a Writ in sufie.
tul lui ca sal descopere taina, Oar
si-a lasat repede mfinile IN JOS, ca-
q in fata lui Sc afla capitanul Mi.
Lalcea, care yenise sai vesteasc:i
e este inaintat IA gradul de al
Eporal 81 decorat Gu medalia Virtu.
tea Militara. S'a emotional, 81 du,
pa &c capitanul Mihalcea ii spuse
Y &C l'a cautat, ochii ii jucau ir,
lacrimi de bucurie, ,,Daca al s6
.te port tot asa dc vitejeste ID Gu
rlnd am 81 te fac sergent, ii in ur-I
'a1 sereent major zise cdpitanul
lx,abind. B A d. III