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The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Before answering
this question. let
m e remind { h e
readers OF tn s
column that influ-
enza. or flu" is
known to be spread
both directly and
indirectly fro m
person to person.
T he germ i S
probably carried
m o S I frequently
from the nose and
m o u I h of those
who have the dis
ease. B ut it is
likely { h at tn G
e erm is carried
about even by per-
sons who arc en-
tirely well. In car
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Such Is Life
As 1t Is Seem
BY o. B. JOYFUL
The Family Gathering.

1t sure looks like a flock OF folks
when all your relatives come trailing
into your house for the family gather
irg. There are Uncle Edward and his
family. including mischievous little
Willie, who Is certain to get into the
ice cream before dinner and to break
~ least threa pieces OF furniture dur
iLg the afternoon. There are Cousin
Joe and his boisterous family. and
Aunt Hannah and her youngsters and,
also, Aunt Betty-the only unmarried
member of the family-who is tall and
austere. but who has never been
known to turn down an invitation for
party such as this. Poor Aunt Betty
-she never says anything about wish
ing she had a family OF her own, but
al times, when one Of the babies raises
her lips for a kiss, for instance. there's
look In her eyes that speaks of a
sense OF loss too big for words.
or course some of the youngsters
right with each other and the walls
OF the vanQuished rise TO high heaven
While the mothers tell their offspring
TO hush up" and look apprehensively
a. the neighbors' homes apparently
afraid that a riot call may be sent for
the police.
Uncle Henry. who is becoming more
! forgetful as the years roll by. tells his
famous moth eaten joke. while every
body laughs CONSIDERABLY. Young
Cousin Jimmy and his new bride moon
around the place and finally efrace
themselves from view into a large
| easy chair in a dark corner OF the
! upper hall.
There's a lot Of confused talking, a
lot OF unnecessary fussing and some
disagreeable trouble. of course. But a
single glance at Aunt Betty makes
all the annoyance you may feel seem
mighty petty. Trouble? Saw, Aunt
Betty and all other old people who
have no family Of their very own.
know the deepest depths OF the most
reel pain and misery and despair and
desperate trouble in all the wide
world.
speaking OF fines. DR.. Steven Hyr-
niecki. Of Chicago. tainted in court
when he was assessed sos and or
dered to apologize to a traffic DO
liceman. The policeman nearly faint.
ed when he received the apology.
Zymnument Gitoski enlisted in New
York City. his papers being filled
out by Lieut. Wahldyck s. Presy-
byszowski. 1t is said that he has
asked to be sent on foreign service
and that he will be assigned to Camp
Nubielschuerendukn. which Is lust
east of apiliovestovzosh on the Bam-
pydurickyvoodok River.
jamestown. y. Y.-Four men here
drank near-beer all day. then topped
IL Off with cocktails rnade of hav rny,,
dandruff cure and lemon extract, and
the coroner says that the near-beer
is primarily responsible for their
deaths. which occurred early in the
evening.
Few of the strikers are Amer
leans" say the steel master of Pitts
burg. IT don't believe there is one
man OF pure American stock" says
John Fitzpatrick. the strike leader.
''in any of the mills. Indians usu-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Loafng Supersedins Labor

The six-hour-day advocates are
slowly coming to the point where they
will desire to work only during their
annual vacation. We are getting
ready for the time in America when
loafing will mark the daily routine
and labor our occasional diversion and
Observation-Disclosures Advertiser.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
MAKE Grewsome P1nds.

Occasionally the wee body OF an in
FAINT is caught by the big steel trap
in the sewerage pumping station al
the foot OF New Jersey avenue south
east according 20 my good friend.
CHARLES S. PRATHER. chief me-
chanic Of that District Institution.
The little ones are thrown into thr
sewer mouths about town and find
their way via the Subterranean
streams to the pumping station.
from whence they are taken by the
operators. To meet such emergen-
cies a tiny conf or two is kept on
hand at the station.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Taking No Chances.

Dick. darling" hinted Mrs Younz-
bride. do you remember how We used
to sit on one chair at paps'sc"
That was all right At pana's," re
piled the practical Dick. but I'm not
going to forsct that these chairs cost
me good money.'-Boston Transcrlp;.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Professional Politician Coming Into Hi. Own

Next promises to be banner professional
hcian class This because of the multiplicity problems
and the absence OF clearly defined may
ever that the few months will this Some
distinct line OF cleavage may present itself.
The real issue be the continuity
enterprise either expert
mnts the direction OF dmocrazation
candidate be brought forward champion of individual
initiative and the weled American production Such
would suit the few Tories to the dys
OF labor crushing but they be the running anyhow
The professional politician class saddle 1t
always when there candidates.
professional politician because
not an expert 1t takes expert interest
complicated game OF American politics it usually played
The professional politicians of big
Business the they thew have
become the masters The popular revolt against Big
achieved that much anyhow the
OF the people, has emanated the professional politician
dictates where he used o beg.
People who the some United
Senator's with long records of big
The overwhelming business speedy ratification of the
treaty have failed the changes
have made the odme political the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
In WashinStou.

"Yes. they sometimes launder the
soiled money at the Treasury"
Can you tell me whether they
hang it out?"-Louisville Courier
Journal
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Glutton for Punishment.

Il is reported that Pancho Villa has
married again That man is certainly \
tough prono>H '0. How he docs stand
punishment,-Lus Angeles Times.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
The Terrible Example.

Probably those Boston police did not
fully realize what they were doing.
But the Boston object lesson has been
q valuable one for every police force
] h the lAnd-Topeka Capital.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Just the Trouble.

FIume may be a sore toe. sz I
writer says, but the fact remains thR'
y isn't in the Italian boot '-Phils
delphia Inquirer
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

DAnnunzio declares that he will smile the cruee
a The eueest death for DAnnunzo that kept
him out of the spotlight
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

1t isn't that can't settle industrial troubles We simply
ant settle them give capital continuation of its graft
md give the workers enough to retire on.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
CARING FOR THE
INFLUENZA PATIENT

Many people have inquired what to
do for patients taken i'll with "fiu."
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
"a word 20 IN. wise.-

To the management OF the wasn-
ington Railway and Electric Company
is commended the statement made be.
fore the Federal Electric Railway
Commission in session here by c. ].
JOYCE. who represented the Rapid
Transit Company, OF Philadelphia He
said under what 10 known as the
Philadelphia plan" the rapid transit
railway company he represented "is
operating on scent fare basis ana
making money for its stockholders. "
He gave as u sure cure for electric
railway troubles honest dealing. ef-
hcient management. effective work.
ers."
A Washington home owner, who
lives along one Of the lines Of tho
Wrecko. remarked after listening "a
Joyce's statement:
For heavens sake let's INTRODUCES
the Philadelphia plan here"
Was awaIps oper. House,
JAMES KEATING calls my atten-
tion to the fact that the ancient
playhouse at c street. Louisiana
avenue and Ninth street northwest
bears a placard: "For rent by the
day. week or month" He says thi.
theater has been variously known
as the "Bijou." Majestic" and
"Eastman's" and Iatterly as the
Folly" Before Mr.. Heating saw
the light OF day, back in the eos
and early '70's II was known AZ
Wallis Opera House" In the civil
war period it was the home OF
grand opera, and such singers as
Patti. Jenny Lind and Emma Alb
bott were presented to distinguished ed
audiences there About So years
ago I as a boy took a minor part
or ''suped" when Johnny Glenn. now
a brigadier general. United States
Army. retired. played the drummer
boy in the wartime drama. The
Drummer Boy OF Shiloh"
Mr.. Keating recalls the venerable
thoater in its later days when il
was given over to theatricals in the
lighter vein-burlesque, musical
comedies, melodramas. minstrels
and sc on. He says among the at.
fractions that appeared there were
Frimrost and Dockstader's min
strels. "Peck's Ead Boy" Haveriy's
minstIels. Shore Acres. HanIon's
'SupeTba" and Charles z. Blaney's
acute -melodramas. He also says q
number of the well-known come
dians o. the present day received
their early training in the ancient
playhouse down in Washington's
bustling commission house section
sBoostIng- Local Suffrage.
To help along the movement fol
the restoration of the voting priv
ilege in the District Of Columbia
LOUIS DORFMAN. composer and
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
Our Philharmonic Orchestra Problem.

It should be the hr intention of Washington music
give the Philharmonic Orchestra enterprise their
port 1t indeed than praiseworhy
our musicians trying to put the National Capital
with other big This effort fact saps so much
OF the vital forces Of orchestral players that they will
promised, concert will be
according schedule but the third
VII be held at woweek intervals to the works performed
adequate number of rehearsa Washington public
ee to OF the fact that the intellectual
city measured by its artistic achievements The
OF Washington Symphony Koven
arst director and his Heinrich
Washington Philharmonic Orchestral
rrsc success but failed time Symphony
Orchestra like art be selupportng
from the start 1t needs fostering coxng
Ezy ruusovng, but spirited citizens the need
Hsnnson of this kind There for the
well as for the nlectua than
" and as such the foremost of all Give the people plenty
and Boshevism will be
better thap to save his position by supporting
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
THE PARAGRAPHERS'
NEWS VIEWS.

Liquor may be immune in the
nome; but how Is II going to get
there?-New York Evening Sun.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

When the FIRST effort made establish erdom lot of the
I'D boys said that radeaIsn of that world
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

We can't find words enough condemn
but hg shoulders when
BY similar methods.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

1t strikes us that D'Annunzio
ought to get to work on a league of
nations for himself-PhiladeIp deIpbia
Inquirer.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Lieut. Murray charges that food Ohn
was ht for umberack Is the lumberack
food consumer
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

1t may be that DAnnunzio put something
and be that the associated
thing N the Serbs ct al
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

The worst has happened Congress has
Industrial situation.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Ever see an unwarranted strike
mailing? Pretty sight.-New York
Evening Telegram
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Things are not entirely normal in
Berlin. For instance. a roll costs
1000 per cent more than IL did be-
fore the war.-Buffalo Commercial.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

We do not take with Dr. McApnes that clergy
men could be blamed for striking higher pay but strikes are
employer Are eersymen working for their
ions tteir Godl
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Few of the strikers are Amer
leans" say the steel master of Pitts
burg. II don't believe there is one
man Of pure American stock" says
John Fitzpatrick. the strike leader.
''in any of the mills. Indians usu-
ally Drefcr easier iobs l."
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
We Should Welcome the Dominions

Senatorial who about
for the British domnons also the who talk
me most about freedom for Ireland-not mention India
These Senators Anglophoba talking
power and indirect influence of the British Empire
These barking Spirit
Of '76 and recalling struggle for independence.
Now isn't bit that they should profess be
remey jealous
chievd independence OF the British
the should oppose
dependence for the British dominions
of the domnons league assembly,
and their
Paramnts to all effects and made them Independent
relations
Their the British Empire only sentiment
legal relation the British which practical
effect nothing but ceremonial and social bond
Both colon and Bisher understand this only after
fighting colona Robert Borden
premier succeeded this independent diplomatic
Paris the The debates Canadian
the public
Borden show that the old school Tory
Office opposed
toward colonial representation
As Americans heirs of 6 welcome
achieving peaceful political
segovnmen and independence that ourselves had fight
aneague betrayed
Of the Tory and forcing
back position dependence by denying them
the league and refusing acknowledge them political entities
1t may be that DAnnunzo something
be
thing IN the Serbs, al
Lieut. Murray at Othine
ht for umberjacks Is the
food consumer
but hug shoulders when Rumania Italy
BY similar methods.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Why not put the policeman in
knlckerbockers il long trousers cost
s14?-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

The Fiume controversy may well
cause anxiety down in New York 3
to which OF the foreign nations is,
going to claim 1t on the ground OF
origin of population. - Rochester
Herald
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
aBoostIng- Local Suffrage.

To help along the movement for
the restoration OF the voting priv
iIege in the District Of Columbia
LOUIS DORFMAN. composer and
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

4. Stunt Ronin, declamatie dc
d-nul Dumitru Pora.
S. Nganul la tfrg, lnonolog
comic.
P E IS o A N E Il E
Rominul, d-nul Silivastru Posa.
Tiganul, d-nul D-tru Pora.
6. Citeva. cintari 81 jocuri lin
partea d-soarei Amy Macsin.
Z. Cfteva soluri, tintate de I !
Gh. Bogdan.
8. Cuvint de inchidere.
La orele IL din noapte Sc va
incepe dansul, care va urma pi-
na la orele 6 dimineata.
Muzica vestitului Cassian
Barth din Youngstown, Ohio, va
distra onoratul public Gu ce!e
mai frumoase arii de dams si
cintece rationale.
Pretul de .intrare: Locul |, 80,
Locul al doilea SIS cent?.
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.
Venitul curat de la aceasta ,e
trecere Sc va addoga la fondul
de bolnavi al Societatii ,,Pluga-
rul Romin"
in speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 jur ne vor da
tot sprijilul dior posibil, partil
cipind intr'un numar cit sc poa-
te de mare la aceasta petrecere,
pima la revedere am ramas salu-
t7ndu-va Gu cea mai mare dragos-
te frateasca:
In numele societatii ,,Plugarul
Romin" din Youngstown, Ohio :
Comitetul aranja*or.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27
(Urmare }

De asia data Votca la iertat
S'a retras departe de ell, dar nu
din simtimintnl milei; nu ca par
tea slaba fiintei eli ar ii pus
stapinire pc ca. Nu, auzea un tro-
pot de cal 81 voia sd Sc asigure
daca este Vasile sau vre-un fu-
gar, care Sc departeaza dinaintea
navalirii dusmanului
Esi aproapc de marginea desi-
sului 81 ascultind auzi ca calul Isl
incetineaza mersul. Punind nina
stcrasina la ochi, recunoscu pc
vasile, care era la departare de
vre-o douazeci de pasi de dlnsa.
vasile cobori de pc cal 81 a.
propiindu-sc de ca vru sal yo--
beasca, dar voica ii puse palma
"a gura zicind soptind ,,Stt! I'm
gnrul pricepc bine romineste. vor
heste meet.
{ ,Romfni s'au retrps din Drago'
ISsie 6'au folcsit ds ceata ga
n nv ~ dnp apseasf Aeum q 4
Y \ IN dung. Dusma.
! I I ! J! ~ 4 meet
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

am slabit nina de pc patul cara
'binci pc care o tineam strinsa
il intrcb: Esti romin? 81 prin :
romineasca curata imi respunde
,,Da frate, mis- Romin ca 81 tue
dar fncotro al volt sd pleci?
Nam gindit sa nu fie vre-o is
coada 81 lam zis Cd vreau SC
merg pima la Dragoslavele Sd mi
vad parintii. lam spus ca pazese
niste OF aici pc muntele Ghebosl
Ma sfatuit sa ma 1ntorc inapoi
cd Dragoslavele este ocupat dt
Nemti 81 de Unguri carl daca mh
prind ma trimite in Ungaria ca
sd muncesc in fabrici. Zicea cS
are sd spuie sefului patrulei @
nu ma aiunS.s
vazind Cd este Romin 81 mi
vrea binele Lam intrebat Cd de &c
M deserteaza din armata ung's'
reasca Sd vina 81 sa lQpte Gu 81
nostri 81 zicea Cd ar deserta il
buna vote, dar nu site drumurile
in tara 81 lie teama Sc fuga sin
CUR.
Lam fntrebat daca s'ar putea
trece INSPIRE Predeal printre tru-
|pele ungurssti u mia xis @ g
poete lesnsI intre Dragoslave y
HnclIr, undo nd - am decit M.
|trnls Nh Il mai sus de Rucar IA
|Yxei y poats trece sea N % b
| d5ps nkie1 nop)eii ~ 4 y 4 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27
ROMAN c0kTINP0RAN
DE
G. R, PASCU.
Virtutc SiDGSfrau

asa Gu deaminuntul?" intreba
Voica apleclndu-se Ia urcchca lul
Vasile.
DE la I'm soldat al dusmaru-
lui.''
,,Ce vorbesti tn Vasile? Visezl
orr ti-ai esit din minti?'S
,,Nu visez, 81 sunt in toata ii
rea, traiti die sergcnt MAJOR
respunse Vasile militareste. Man,
intalnit Gu patrula ungureasca
Cit pc aci sa pic in nina eli. Sefll
patrulei a strigat la soldati sd Sc
ia dupa mine, dar din trei numal
unul indraznit.ss Nj
,,Auzind ca vine calarc dupa
mine m 'am gindit Cd daca este
vorba de unul, apoi nh fug din
fata lui 81 am potolit mersul epei,
ca altfel nu ma ajnngea.
,,Eapa mea mergea Ia trap mix
81 calul lui Ia galop 81 3 alergat
mai mutt de trei kilometri pind
ma ajuns. Mia strigat .half
Am inteles ca vrea ~ zica A stau
u ~, oprit eapa. Mk fntreaba pa
ron1n 1neyts cx nzsle IN ssan, Clna
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

sc va lumina de ziua ii scot o.
chii," 81 porni inainte, urmat de
lVasilc, care ISL ducea capa de
dirlogi.
In luminisul unde erau popositi
dete- de corpul ungurului, restur.
nat pc spate 81 ridicindu.i> capul,
cit al clipi din ochi ii reteza 81
urechea dreapta. Ungurul scoase
un gemat surd care sc perdu in
tacerea noptei.
Sd stam 81 Sc imbucam ceva ea
Pima milne a 'avem timp. Herman
adu desagif 81 pune masa. Her.
mans ihvatase ce nsSmneaza cu.
l.vintiil Edesaga - masa, 81 Sc ridi-
led AZ slingk trunchiul copacului
Idc scere si resiaSeze spinarea yi
|adlN daR Al. y Sinat repede
pine ii brinx4 sau apucat sd
se pregateasc6 do drum.
UnguruI gcmea ii dureile de
carl era coprins ii Gu mare greu,
tate Ian putut urea Re al, unde
Vasile l-a legat aga de bine, "a
mort So III fost 81 M cadea din
lssa.
Voica So intinsc Gu cutitul Sal
ltaie u nasul. Ungurnl nu-si per
|dpss simtirea Il stiind "a asteap
M repet4 IA IN ton dnreros
ponanule u. q !, Y
Cp toats ek era eest1, Inns I.
! l1in pali dxk saxs stsl,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

. la vre-o casa din marginea satI-
lui 81 dimineata unul din eli mcr-
,, &c 81 ducc raportul.
Vazind ca imi dcschide inilna
lam zis Cd ell vreau Sc tree in
noaptea asia 81 lam spus ca mai
am un prieten GU mine, care ar
vol 81 ell Sc fuga de teama Sc nu
fie dus in tara nemtcasca.
Ma intrebat daca stu drumul
81 nam sa ma ratacesc, .si lam
zis ca desprc asta nu port nici Q
/, grije. A stat nitel pc ginduri 81
scotind un oftat adinc de cre-
DEAN ca Use rupe inima din peps,
zise:
,,Se stii frate c6 fug 81 Gu Gu
tine. Asa cum n3 vezi, Gu cal 81
Gu arma Gu tot. Numai trebue 81
ma intorc sa spun sefului de pa
lfula Cd nu team putut prindc.
Desacolo mergem IN sat 10 vrc-o
gazda, Cd in Dragoslave nu sunt
|trnpe multe. Grosul armatei 9
plecat dupa al nostri. Am sal
spun 50 ma puma ~ mine schim-
bul intiiu si dup8 "a s'or potoli
ii las in plata Domnului. re u
mieznl noptei am rs fiu - Il un
chilometru de DFagoalsve, ~ so-
|e tEila cafe dueS ! . I M AZ
tepE aeol6, ih1 "a ~ "A s1bo-
MI caan multisoz opiind'as 4
n ds nills irai I !! =! = q! nA u \.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

8. Corul societatii Nicolae Fill
pescu din Madison, Ill.,, va cinta
niste cintece Rationale sub con
ducerNa d-lui A. Albota.
10. Cuv1nt de inchidere din pa,
tea d-lui loan PetraScu, presedin
te aranjator.
Renumita muzica ,,Rominia
Mare" din Youngstown, Ohio
sub conducerea vestitului Nicolat
Sinu, va distra onoratul public
Gu cele mai frumoase arii de dams
81 cintece rationale.
Afara de aceasta muzica va
mai fl una 81 din st. Louis, Mo
/ Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pi
Gale. ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toate su
rorile societati, onoratele paro
chii 81 cluburi, precum 81 TOT
fratii Romini din loc 81 din ja:
ne vor da tot sprijinul dior 20
sibil, participind intr'un numar
cit Sc poate de mare la aceasta
petrecere, pima la revedere an
ramas salutindu-va Gu cea ma
mare dragoste frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

care 10 coprinsei. 1mi strinsc mi.
ma de era so rupa 81 ma intre.
ba: Ell, &c zici? Nc-am inteles ~
,,Da, frate, dc buna seama, res.
pund Gu. So ne astepti, 81 el zisc
uBine,'' 81 intorcind calul Sc de-
parta de mine tot in galop.
Voica il asculta Gu luare amin
te incordatd. Nu la interrupt
din vorba, 81 cind isprayi yasile
Gu ccle spuse mai sus il intreba
Isl <crezi tu ca mare sd fie Q
cursa ~
,,Nu, die scrgent major. Stau
bun Gu capnl. Prea vorbea din
inima. 8 ;Ir,sr
Him. Else Voica. M stu cc 81
zic, DIR am .auzit ca 81 prin rim
durile Ardeleniinrg s'au gasi,
multi tradatori."
,,Poatc, dar asta nu-i Stau bun
pentru 81"
,,Bine Vasile, fie cum zici tu
dar en a-si ii mai bucuros So nu
ne intalnim Gu el. Am sa mai ,nd
gindesc, si scotind ceasul din bu'
A N..tf Il. III =
lunar v4zu ca orele sunt zece fa1
r. IN sfezt si rise Mai aysm do.
~ ceasuri si IN sfert. Trdbue -
re grab M dur = tai Ung1'
lrulni n urechea dreap esa
sting6 "a txiat-o cit Il 3osts dus
Dun ~ Ion urea y ION lsea "A
lell \ ti na1u is ld !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-27

Societatea romina de ajutOr s
cultura ,,Plugarul Romin'' 81
Clubul cultural ,,Ardeleanul'
din Youngstown, Ohio, are onoa.
rea invita- pc toate surorile 50.
cietati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-.
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 jur, de a lua parte la. pc.
trecerea impreunata Gu produc.
tie teatrala, care va avea loc in
seara zilei de 81 August 1919, in
hala societatii ,,Plugarul Romin''
din GAS Poland Ave-, Youngs-
town, Ohio.
1nceputul va Fl la orele 7.3O p.
M, Gu urmatorul program:
/. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea presedintelui aranjator.
2. MoStenirea de la raposata.
PER S O A N E L E
Poticnescu, d-nul loan Pop.
Margioala, dina Elisaveta Ora
villa.
Cafegeopolo, d-nul Jacob Bar
bOsa.
Elisa, d-soara Carolina Oprean.
Archira, d-soara Firuta Tohil.
Chiripila, captain in retragere,
d-nul Ambrosie Constantin.
3. Muiere surda, monolag CO.
mic.
ER s o A N Z l. E
Barbatul, d-nul Silivastru Po-
ra.
Muiere surda, d-soara Caroli-
ma Oprean.