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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
COYOTE HUNT FRIDAY
ATTRACTS CROWD OF
ABOUT 1900 PEOPLE
Day Made Holiday and Farmers and Business
Men Join In Big Crusade Against the
Pesky Coyote; Lunch Served BY
Julesburg Community Club

The big coyote hunt staged under
the auspices of the South Table Com
munity Club was held per schedule
last Friday, and as a result there are
about dozen less coyotes roaming
the hills south of Julesburg and on
the south table. 1t is estimated that
nearly fifteen hundred persons parti-
cipated in this hunt.
Julesburg was all astir Friday
morning, and the streets were throng-
ed with men and boys carrying shot
guns. Shortly after nine o'clock the
procession started toward the hunt
ing grounds. Upon arriving at the
road running west south of the river,
the hunters began to scatter out, 9TH
ers going farther west, ETC.. until the
north line from the mail road to the
west boundary (Ovid road south)
was one mass of men; this activity
was also taking place on the other
lines--east, west and south. At ten
o'clock the march toward the center
began.
The south and west lines encoun-
tered more coyotes than the opposing
ones, there being strong wind from
the north and Mr.. Coyote seemed to
think it best to take his chances in
making his getaway in the south
westerly direction. Only one coyote
was bagged by the north line gunners,
this being at the roundup, which was
staged at the Cannell place about
twelve miles south of Julesburg
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
SMALL BOY IS
SERIOUSLY HURT
IN ACCIDENT
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Run
dali at Ovid Is Run Over
BY Auto While Playing
In Road at Ovid

John, the small son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Randall of Ovid, was the vic
tim of what may prove fatal acci-
dent last Monday afternoon at about
4:30 o'clock, when large touring car
being driven by Mr.. C. A. Kmes, a
farmer living south of Ovid, struck
the boy, who was playing in the road
near the schoolhouse at Ovid.
In company with other children the
Randall boy was playing, when Mr..
Kimes drove up. A load of hay was
in front of Mr.. kimes, he turning to
the side to pass. thus obstructing his
view from the children. The Run
dali boy, it is reported, ran squarely
in front of the car. being knocked
down and run over before the driver
could stop his machine.
Drs. Ewing and Rook from this
city were Immediately summoned,
they arriving shortly afterward and
rendered medical aid. The injured
boy has been in state of semi-con-
sciousness since the accident. and the
doctors have been unable to determ-
inc just how serious the injuries sus-
tanned are, but report that no bones
were broken, and hopes are entertain
ed for his recovery. At the time We
go to press today Thursday the
boys condition is unchanged.
From all reports we have received.
no blame is placed on the driver of the
car for this very unfortunate accident.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
STATEMENTS
SHOW BANKS IN.
GOOD CONDITION
Statements OF Citizens National
And First National Banks
Appear In This Issue
OF Grit-AdvOcate

The statements of the financial con-
dition of the Citizens National and
First National banks of Julesburg ap-
pear in this issue of the Grit-Advo-
cate. These statements show these
institutions to be in strong finan-
cial condition in every respect, which
is a big asset to this substantial and
progressive community. During the
financial furry that has hit the
country at-large, as result of the
readjustment of prices, we know of no
community that has weathered the
storm any better than this, fact
which our citizens are justly proud
of, and which will mean much to the
future progress of Julesburg and
community. The Citizens National
and First National banks of this city
are the monuments of this commun-
ity's stability and progressiveness.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
CANADA AND PRINT PAPER

One of the first matters that the
new Congress should take up, is that
of negotiating with Canada for more
favorable terms for the import of
pulp wood About a year ago Con-
gress provided for appointment of a
commission to take up this matter,
only three dissenting votes being re-
corded. But on account of pocket
veto by the president. this action has
been held up. Meanwhile the Amer
lean newspaper press and other pa
per users continue to pay exorbtant
prices for their stock.
During the period from 1880 to
1890, American paper manufacturers
Continued on page eight
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
JULESBURG COMMUNITY
CLUB PLEDGES SUPPORT
FOR DIRECTOR OF BAND
Large Number of Business Men in Attendance at
Meeting Held at Manhattan Cafe Last
Tuesday Evening; Band And Good
Roads Are Discussed

The long table at the Manhattan
Cafe was filled to overflowing last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the regular dinner and business meet
ing of the Julesburg Community Club.
The management of the Manhattan
Cafe served sumptuous feed"
which just hit the spot with the hum
cry business men, and prepared them
for the lively post-dinner discussion
which followed.
In the absence of president Ralph
Rozell, vice president w. }. Mccoy
presided at the post-dinner discussion.
B. d. Parker, Jr.. chairman OF the CO.
operative committee made a report.
incorporated in which was the fact
that good results were being obtained.
A number of communications were
read by secretary P. R. Mcdowell. one
of which was token of thanks from
the Secretary Of the South Table
Community Club for the lunch ser
we'd at the recent coyote hunt by the
Julesburg Community Club. Anoth-
er was a communication relative to a
hospital in Julesburg.
The matter of the community club
p!edging its support to the newly or
ganized band was taken up and dis
cussed at length. 1t was shown that
the band must have additional fl
nancial assistance if competent
leader is to be secured. A number
of very favorable talks were made on
the proposition. it being the unani
nous sentiment Of all present that
the band was big assest to the COM
munity, and worthy of united support
in a financial way by the business
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
SOUTH TABLE
COMMUNITY CLUB
MET FRIDAY
Enthusiastic Meeting Held at
Pennej School House With
One Hundred Fifty
Present

About one hundred and fifty at
tended the meeting Of the South TAD
lie Community Club held last Friday
evening at the Penney school house on
the south table A very enthusiast
tic meeting was the result. number
of matters pertaining to the welfare
of the community being discussed,
chief of which was that of good roads:
Plans for the systematic dragging OF
roads were formulated. that OF the
farmers doing this work on the roads
adjoining their farms. A large num-
Der present at Friday evenings meet
ing were heartily in favor OF this
plan, and an effort 20 secure the CO.
operation of all to join in this move
ment is being made.
The South Table Community Cluo
is accomplishing great deal OF good,
and the interest in this practically
new organization is growing all the
while, which is evidenced by the large
attendance at each meeting and the
enthusiastic discussions that are held,
which are followed up by real action.
The people of the south table are IN
deed to be commended for their pro
gressive spirit, which is resulting IN
much good towards the rpbullding OF
the entire community.
The Cooperative comrnttees OF the
South Table and Jvlesburg Commun-
ity Clubs are working in perfect har-
mony with each other, and little
grievances that come up are lroned
out by this union committee to the
mutual benefit Of all concerned: A
meeting of this committee was held in
Julesburg recently and the report
comes to US that the same was very
satisfactory.
With the two community clubs
working in unison, there is nothing
that can prevent the community at
large in making the proper progress
coincident with the cooperation no"
so prevalent, which means that sue
cess is sure to be the result of all un-
dertakings in community work.
The next meeting. of the South Tab
lie Community Club will be held at
the Pickernell school house in district
No. 8. Friday evening, March 11th.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
By c. RI

The International Sunday School
lesson for March 9Th is Matthew
26: lib.
The lesson today finds us with
Jesus at the close of his last long talk
to his disciples on the Mount of
Olives. This wonderful discourse,
one of the finest recorded in the Bib
lie, marked the end of Jesus public
ministry. Here again, as on His last
journey to Jerusalem, Jesus felt that
pulling at His heartstrings, that
yearning after sympathy, that is
common to US all in times of great
trouble and distress. He knew that
in a few more days one of His own
family almost, one Of His trusted
disciples, that little group of twelve
that He had gathered about Him to be
the nucleus of that great church that
was to last through all the ages, was
to betray Him, and for few paltry
dollars sell Him to be crucified. And
Jesus knew He was to die the shame
fuS death of the Cross, and be ex-
posed to the ridicule and tauntings
and insults of the mob. So He told
the disciples that He was going to
die.
This little touch of the extreme
humanness of Jesus must find a re-
sponsive chord within our hearts.
There are many, many times, when
the sky. is overcast with clouds, and
the shadows of the night of despair
seem to be slowly settling down about
us, that we feel the need of a sympa-
thetic friend, to whom we can con-
fide the troubles and the anxieties
that beset US. The finest definition
of sympathy is that by Parkhurst:
Sympathy is two hearts tugging at
one load" 1t is just that that We
need in the difficult hours; it was
just that that Jesus wanted when He
said: aye know that after two days
the passover cometh, and the Son of
man is delivered up to be crucified." "
Jesus then went to quiet little
home in Bethany to spend few hours
with some of His friends. In the
meantime a number of the representa-
tives of the people were gathered to-
gether in the house of the high priest,
plotting His destruction. It is diff
ficult to understand many of the ac-
tions of people. Here were these
chief priests and elders, to save whom
Jesus had come into the world as
Gods gift to the world, planning to
make Him suffer the cruel death of
the Cross. And thus it has always
been. The world has always been
tardy in it's recognition of humanity s
greatest benefactors. Great service
has too often been rewarded by the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
FORD DEALERS
HOLD MEETING
IN JUJLESBURG
Temporary Association Formed
BY Dealers OF Northeastern
Colorado and Western
Nebraska

A meeting of Ford dealers Of this
section was held in Julesburg Tues
day evening at the offices of The
.Julesburg Motor Co. The purpose of
this meeting was to form an assocI-
atio:s of the Ford dealers in north
eastern Colorado and western Ne
braska. A temporary organization
was affected, and another meeting
will be held here Tuesday evening,
March 18th, at which time pcrma-
nent organization will be made.
The following out-of-town dealers
were present at Tuesday evenings
meeting: w. ]. Scott, Ogallala; Bruce
Vain. Holyoke; Howard Lippincott,
Lewellen; r. II. Rogers, Sidney; Lar
ry Maroney, Chappell; Roy kimball,
Oshkosh; H. L. Pankonin, Grant.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03

A broken casting on our big press
was the cause of the Grit-Advocate
being delayed few hours this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03
EDUCATIONAL
PAGEANT AT HIPP
IS Big SUCCESS
Great Credit Is Due To Teachers
And Pupils OF Grade School
For Splendid Program
Wednesday Evening

The Educational Pageant given by
the teachers and pupils of the grade
school at the Hippodrome theatre
Wednesday evening was rare treat,
and the audience assembled greatly
appreciated the program rendered,
which was the result of considerable
work upon the part of the teachers
and the pupils. Entertainments of
this nature are most worthy, and
those who were responsible for its
presentation are to be highly COM
mended. A pleasing feature also of
Wednesday evenings entertainment
was the music furnished by the S. c.
II. S. orchestra.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03

men. A motion was made, seconded
and unanimously carried that the
community club endorse the band, and
give financial assistance by individ-
ual subscription for the maintenance.
OF a capable leader.
The matter Of good roads was next
on the program. County Road Sup
ervisOr Earl c. Hamilton was present
and made very interesting talk rela-
tive to the future prospects of gooc
roads in the county, he giving a dc.
tailed outline of the plans that were
now being made along this line. A
number of others made talks on the
road proposition and members of the
road committee assured the gathering
that every legitimate effort was and
would be made in the matter of Sc,
curing good roads tributary TO Jules
burg.
A number of Ford dealers from
out-of- town we're present at this
gathering. they being in Julesburg
TO attend the meeting Of Ford deal
ers of this section, more detailed &C
count of which appears elsewhere in
this paper. A number of short talks
were made by these gentlemen.
If you were not present at Tues
day evenings meeting you missed
something. We believe it behooves
every business man to take an active
part in the community club work
ITS business proposition pure and
simple. The club is now very active,
SO let's keep the interest up to the
highest pitch. Mutual benefits are
certain to he derived. -.---t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03

S. S. Rickley. of the south table,
was Julesburg business visitor to-
day Thursday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-03-03

A boxing contest will be held at
Loves hall tomorrow friday even
ing, the main bout being between
Battling Nose" Ferguson Of Ovid,
and Cliff Liemburger Of Fenango.
Several preliminaries will be staged.
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PovEs1EA fuIsoaulul
Pentru Nicusor.

y +,
zlua de .dzi Sc scalM in aer dc
flacari. Cerul ma1rgae Gu anr I
parte a naturei, in timp &c arunca
zoe 81 sudoare peste cealaltA par.
te. cocloaba d-lui Maria, statea
asvlrllta ca o sdreanN pc un pc
flcnt de madam. In fata ei, I'm
salcam ppernicit ii Sesroiit 'ba-
tea din cind in cind din crengi ca
% pasare ademenita az farmecerl
despartitor, sattula az vremi po-
sonorlte 81 insetat4 al primaveri.
G1nd de pc ramura, cind.de pc
alta, dadea drumul ysspnei frunue
'bolnayicioasa 81 carunfx de alta
prafulre, pc care un dnlan ca
plntecele strinse pe coaste o fa-
eta nevazuta prin ppaxta f&leilpr.
un puisor, din care n eaura nj
lscoma ar fl facut m sineur du-
nacat, se fnvirtea ca n pask prin
prea jma pomuhai y y aakrtare
bnnicica de M3Et q 90 coatiii
Ell raniiau ineispt q lliieaie ae
h6faA dAsk,al IL An1 tx Y u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-07

sese din fuga boabele raslete, va
zindu-se nesuparat isi facu gusa
doldora. In fie-care boaba de
,porumb par ca ridica 0 fri1nitura
de aur, att de gra'bit isl ir1carca
saculetul cn aceasta comoara fara
seaman de rara!
Boabele din urma lie ciocani de
cateva orr 81 neavind unde sa le
mai ingramadeasca, pleca. Era
satul! Umbra unei buruiene ella
tilindu-si virful prieteneste, ii
facu semn 81 il pofti sd 1ncerce
visllrile odihnei moi. El Isl III;
drepta pasii marunti in spre bu-
ruiana 81 Sc ghemui intre arjpi
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GRAhITA
MARAMURESULUl
tOONTINuARE DE - P&GlNA

discutie precu!a 81 ptlnctelor ce ur-
mcaza a fl discutate.
La orele 8 jun. antoritatile ci-
vile an organizat uIl hanchet in
onoarea comisinnei Ia care all luat
parte pc langa meInbrif comisiune-
lor respective 81 sCorpul ofiteresc
din Garnizoana.
Dl. BraileaMu a illchinat pentru
Franta care i'm tot momentul avut
nobila misune de a proteja inte-
resele rom3nesti.
Explica roAul lrnei intelegeri a
micale intre Cehoslovacia 81 Ro-
mania care au intefesul pentru a.
sigurarea vihorului de pace 81 Ii
niste ca aceste tari 81 fie in tot
momentul> intro desavfrsita prize
tenic.
Dl. general Paris, multumeste
pcntru cuvintele pline de entu-
ziasm ce Sc adreseazA patriei sale,
ureaza propasire Ronaniei 81 In
china pentru Reggie Ferdinand I
81 intreaga Dinastie,
A doua ri sedinta ) a deschis la
8 a. m. 81 a durat pima Il orele y
a. m.
In aceasta sedinta Comisiunea
Romano STA formulat pretentiuni-
lc in carl Sc cuprinde reluarea unui
numar de comune romanesti in
frunte cu Tarna-mare 81 Batarci.
S'a mai cerut cedarea soselei Re-
mete-Huta-Saplonta ce face le-
gatura 7ntre Satu-mare- -Sighet.
S'a discutat deasemenea posibi-
litatea creerii in punctul Craia a
unei gari comune sau trecerea H.
nlei peste aceasta statiune de Gale
ferata.
An mai facut subiectul discutiu-
,nlor cateva CHESTNUT de ordin stra-
tegic 81 militar, carl nu a1 fost co
municate preset, urmand sa rami
na secrete.
A treia 81 ultima sex17nta a fost
dupa amiaza della orel694 in care
timp s'a facut rezumAtdl sedinte-
.lor, dresandu-se procesele yerbale
respective.
La orele seara generalnl Paris,
a oferit un banchet delegation ro-
mani, lar in ziua de 20 Ianuarie.
Gu un tren special Comisiunea a
plecat la Praga.
(Patria)
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Aegerea din judeul lfov pentru scaunu in Sc
nat i'll ocu Senatoruu Gheorghu cazu vicma ceui
mai odos atenta savrsit vreodata Roa foarte
nificativa din punctul de vedere psihoogic
Reusta candaulu Federated Democlatiei Rationale d.
Doblescu, decanu baroulu Capae mpotriva cndidatuu
suverulu 81 cand(tuui parduu Liberal, dovedese ca
prntre alegator romani Isl cunoase depu-
1ile els ca mai ntmideaz pc vremur de ngerinee
aomlsrate poate prin ban, bautura 81
fagaduel
Partdu liberal Gu puternica o1ganzatie political can
ddat la locul vacant de Senator udetu fov uu din
eel mai puernc stlp partduui LIBERAL pc d. Vntla Bra
tanu, fratele efuu partidulu 81 fos mnistru al r
vechu politician 81 fnanciar ab, 81 tupa zaYele din
tara att cat 81 ale federated 81 neatar-
nate paltidul liberal pus aparatu in nscare uti
znd oate moacele de tmpuri ca runtasul liberal sa e
ales, 81 totus cazut
In capitaa canddaul liberal avut mai mule votur de
cat canddatul federated candidatu guvernuui
e tranest nsa votur mai pune 81 deca candidatu
guvenuu 81 al federated 81 resultaul ost invingerea
didatuui federated aproape 300 votur mporva cand
dat 1d liberal
Daca tnem ca in Capitaa pentru canddaul Lii
beal votat tot functionar della stituunle de credit
un pc maine beraor oti acei afaceri finan
acese credte precm 81 tot carl aspira la
venirea lberaor la putere capete funce atunci
in Captala att succesul federated cat 81 al guvernulu mutt
mai mare decat al liberalor
Dar vom s consatam acest prej este ca, fa
cand abstacte de mitue 81 ademenr adan 1nradacnate
in sstemul vechor particle polce aranimea din iudetu
lfov din juru capitale vota mpartiti in tre
abere dat dovada ca ncepu sd alba convnger poice
81 s dea voul in consccnta turma de robi dupa
porunca stapanulu
ST. sa observe fost alegere de Senat la
eaza numa alegaor della eatea de patruzec de ami in sus
dec Gel della tara parte din eli analfabet restu
foare putina snta de Carte scoaa potca numai din
auze 81 nnma de dol ami de cnd propaganda din opo
zc ori fl partdu putinta patrnza la sate
un pas urias catre progres pc care il semnalam GU
bucure
tara numa atunci poae progresa cand locutor stunt
cont de drepture 81 4atorle or ceaenest cand char
daca sunt const de ac greseaa poate
repara consecntee trecatoare nconsenta sau
1epasarea mare eac 81 consecntee danuesc generta
Votul mai sigura prn poporul Isl poate
fmbunaati soarta poporn nu ntrebunteaza in mod
intelligent 81 constu de valoarea lu inertia pc
o
Tn proyerb romanesc zice:
sDnpa cum It'll asern asa al sd dorm."
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apoi Sc ridica 81 prinse sa scor-
none pamint,ll. Rotunji o scnbi-
tura 81 incepu sd Sc balaceasca III
tarina fierbinte, aproape rasnita,
ca an copilas intro aabioara. In
cele din alrma Sc linisti, sc pitt
iarasi III arfpi 81 arrmca priviri
care nu spuneau mimic, in toate
partile. Sc odihnea fara grije pc
gusa lui greoae ca pantecele unui
milionar pc un norman Gle atlr.
Nici mustele care ii sbirnaian pc
alaturi 81 dlpa sborul carora alta.
data arunca ciocul nu' mai ispi-
teau. 0 fericire lenese il ametia.
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Scrisoare lui Wilson.

Washington. Membrii fostu-
lui cabinet au scris a scrisoare lui
Wilson, III care il asigura deSpre
stima 81 dragostea ce 10 poarta
Gu tOtii. MoMentele de despair
tire nu ne-au permis' = spune
scrlsOarea sa ne eXprimam
smtemlntele mOastre. Sd he DAFT
vole acum sa va spunem ce Toe
de lubire, ode onoare 81 stima ocu-
patl D-voastra = die Presedinre
= in inima tuturora. Ne-ati fost
in tot deauna idealul nostru ca
un ON cu o. eruditie vasta 81 Gu 0
rara Modesto. Cele mai fericite
momente co LEAN avut in viata
noastra an fost cind am avut
onoarea sd putem lucra impreuna.
Va dorm = die Presedinte -
fericirea &c att de mutt 0 mesi-
tati.''
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y
frlnlza! Ochii rotuni ii licAreau
de pofta. Cite odata foanfea i
mana Gu pasi de indrazneala ca
ire frunza 81 catre pericol, dal
dulaul era neindurat 81 in aceiasI
clipa i'll care lingea frunza, ii a.
runca un latrat ca nn pumn.
Puiul, oprit din fuga, Gu spaims
in suflet 81 cu imaginea frunzei
in minte, nu-si privea Gu ura dus-
manlI ce-si atintea privirea ir
umbra taiata de picarea frunze-
llor Usa caciobei sc dete inapoi
greoae 81 hodorogind pe nodurile
de pamint ingramadite in umbra
pragului. Q fetita rasarita din pa.
'mant de cateva paine, sc ivi. In
mana dreapta tinea o nueluse, ial
stanga ii era inclestata pc tor
tela unei ulcele galbene.
Cumpanind din pasi cleatanul
apei, Sc apropie de dulau. MARS
de-aci Negruie.. Nuelusa. sim
tind cd urechia animalului MI {
deprinsa GU vorbe, Use inyoae ca
Q slrma ca.da peste oasele scale.
lor, frigindu-le;... Negr,l Sc propti
in picioare, dibui pc dinapoi cati-
va pasi, 81 lar Sc tolani fulgerind
din priviri puiul care stu sd sc
foloseasca de acest ajutOr lmbu.
end cateva frunze vestede..:.
= Par ca numai tie tie foame
De ce nu lasi 81 pc puiul meu sd
aprlnza frunze, ca pomul al no.
stru. 81 lui lie foame! Par ca eu
a,m paineg... ca daca as avea las
da In tata 81 lu mama 81 III Nicu,
sor 81 lu puiu 81 tie" ;. De dupa
bordei rasari un copilas slab ca q
umbra. 'Adu apa Dino lu tata" !.
Colpila porni. dadu coltul zidului
81 Intinse ulcica eur bratul tremu-
rInd, unui schelet de .viata, intins
Pc rogojina 81 invaluit intr 'un
gilleiu de raze..
''Dasmi. sd beau, mai lutte" s.
napustind Gu amandoua mainele
ulcica rece, intre falci, inghiti pc
nerasuflate. De odata O zmulse dc
la gnra. lao de-aici =. Gapu
Use lasa greu pc rogojina, pc
cind, soarele ii implicit pc frm-
teal galbena 0 cununa de raze
care -parea de spini. !
Fetita apuca ulceaua cu frica
Dar tn de ce nu plingi? Ca Nj
cusor Sc plinge de foame. Tie
ma tie foame?... Da, 81 tie t este,
Nad.. Numai mie nu mie.. Su
feriti vol 81 de 'foamea mea" !.
Tacu.... 81 0 lacrima Use rostogoli
pc sentuletul unei sbarcituri. In
sir de sueraturi subtiri, nelinisti
aerul 81 ca nn pumn de pietris Sc
risipi in fundul curtei 0 sumede,
ME de boabe galbene. Copila Sc
intoarse intr 'acolo 81 zari un CHEM
de lnmbra agatat ca intr un cui
de zdrentuitul lor gardulet..
"a! Lie" -. Era copilul unui
vecin avut. D1nsul Stia puiSorlrl
81 din timp IN timp ii asvir'lea
cate-o mana de graunte pentru q
sc imbata de lacomia Gu care le
inghitea. Dulaul fu intr'un gind
in mijlocul ispititoarelor boabe.
Dupa ce ase incredinta ca nu :;
hume de mimic, lie privi Gu nepa-
sarea umuia sculat de la un praz-
nic ST Sc retrase in incaperea lui
de umbra.. Puisorul care cule-