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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
MUCH WORK Be DONE
BY COLUMBIA ELKS
MATTERS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE
B WILL BE TAKEN up AT REGU-
LAR MEETING MONDAY.
(From Fridays Daily Herald.)


Matters of more than ordinary inter.
est will be taken up at the regular
meeting of Columbia lodge of Elks
Monday night. Quite a number of APP
plications for membership will be pre-
sented and acted upon During the
past few months the membership of
the lodge has been largely increased,
and the question of increased facilities
will likely be taken up at the meet.
ing Monday.
The members who have solicited
funds for the handsome bronze memo
rial to be erected soon in honor of
those members who lost their lives
during the world war are expected to
report. Although subscriptions to the
fund have been liberal, there are still
quite a number of members who have
not been seen and an effort will be
made to secure contributions from all
before the meeting Monday night.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
ACADEMY TO MEET
1ULLAHOMA TEAM
(From Mondays Daily Herald.1

ttrom Mondays Daily HeraldD
Columbia Military Academy is rap
idly rounding into form and viii be
ready to meet one Of the most for.
midable opponents of the season here
Saturday when the Fitzgerald &
Clarke team comes to give battle.
Fitzgerald G Clarke had one of the
hardest fighting school teams in the
state last season and mopped up the
earth with nearly every prep school
in this section. 1t is understood that
several members of the 1920 team are
back this year and hat f. & c. will be
real contender for the prep cham
pionship this season.
The cadet team is looking better
each day, and it is believed that it
will put up real fight against the
Tullahoma lads.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
WOMAN'S FACE SPLIT
BY HORNS OF COW

BETHPAGE, Tenn, Sept 2O.-Mr5
Amos X Johnson, of this place WAS
the victim of quite a painful acciden'
at her home this morning, when co"
that she was milking became anser"
and turned and gored her in the fac"
inflicting an ugly wound below her
eye. The injury was very painful and
Mrs. Johnson suffered severely from
tho blow.
DR.. ". w. Roark, of Bethpage. "a.
called and several stitches were f'-
quired to sew up Tie wound caused
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
INVOLVE HIGHER UPS
IN CULLEOKA STILL
REPORTED THAT OTHERS MAY
BE IMPLICATED IN RECENT
RAID ON LIQUOR SHOP.

(From Tuesdays Daily Herald)
Higher ups'' are said to have been
badly implicated in the liquor raid that
Deputy Sheriff Inman, assisted by Dep
uties Ring and Pogue made at Culleo-
ka on Sunday morning. 1t is reported
that some very interesting revelations
have been made to the officers by some
CT those taken IN the next which gives
a pretty fair outline of the scheme
that was followed in marketing the
liquor that was made. 1t is also claim
ed by those who state that they know
the facts that some of the parties mix.
ed up IN the liquor traffic in that sec.
ton are rather prominent and that
when proceedings are instituted
of a sensation. 1t would not be sur
prising so these reports affirm, if there
were not additional arrests growing
out of the capture. The officers are
vigilant and the good people of the
Culleoka section, jealous of the fair
name and reputation OF that section,
are thoroughly aroused and determin.
ed that vigorous measures shall be tax
EN- to wipe out this Stain They are
anxious il there are any higher ups"
that they shall be thoroughly punish
ed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
MARSHAL FOCH TO
VISIT NASHVILLE
WITH ADMIRAL BEATTY WILL AT.
TEND REUNION OF THlRTlETH
DIVISION.
(From Mondays Daily Herald,)

Nashville will stage the biggest at
traction on November 4, when the re-
union of the great Thirtieth Division
is held, that has ever been known in
the history of that enterprising city
In addition to the coming together OF
the survivors of this immortal organi
cation, there will be present Field
Marshal Foch, commander in chief OF
all the allied armies in the world
struggle, and Admiral Beatty, com.
mander in chief of the allied navies. 1t
is expected that an enormous crowd
from Maury county will attend the
reunion.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
WHITE DENIES THAT
HE is GUILTY CHARGE
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS THAT
HE WILL BE INDICATED WHEN
CASE is TRIED.
CFrom Mondays Daily HeraldJ

LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn, Oct. g.
Attorney General LOoney b. White,
of this judicial circuit. denies that he
is guilty of the charge of public drunk
enness in office, for which he was re-
Gently indicted in the circuit court Of
Wayne county. He has issued the
following statement:
Il have only to say that | am not
guilty and | only ask for myself what
] think the worst criminal is entitled
to-that the public reserve judgment
until the case shall be headly and de-
termined in the courts. I am confident
that ! shall be indicated"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
Phone Company
Seeking Resume
Rate Hearings
Special to The Herald.

special " l ne 6efdiu.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 5.-The
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph
Company today petitioned the state
railroad and public utilities commits
sion to Immediately resume the hear
ing Of the company's petition for in
creased rates which ended abruptly
when the company declined to pay the
costs Of the appraisal ordered by the
commission and took its case to the
federal court.
The commission will pay for the
audit and appraisal as ordered by the
federal court but will have final juris-
diction over the matter of the rate in
crease which authority was denied by
the telephone company when it took
its case before Judge f. r. Sanford.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
AWARD CERTIFICATES
GRADUATE NURSES
EXERCISES WILL BE HELD AT
FIRCT METHODIST CHURCH AT
O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
(From Fridays Daily Herald.)

(From Fridays Daily Herald.)
Certificates of graduation will be
awarded tonight to the three nurses
who have completed the course at
the Kings Daughters hospital. They
are Mrs, Holman, Miss Vaughan and
Miss Carter. The exercises will take
place in the Sunday school room of
the First Methodist church at 8
O'Clock. The address to the graduates
will be delivered by DR.. w. X. Shed
dan. Addresses will also be made by
Mrs. w. Andrew Dale, president OF the
hospital board, and Miss Erastus Crab
tree, superintendent of the hospital
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
MCCORMICK AND
WIFE SEPARATE
NOT KNOWN WHETHER OF NOT
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS WILL
BE TAKEN, STATEMENT SAID.
tFfem Mondays Daily Herald.)
(By United Press.)

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.--Harold r. Nc.
Cormtck and his wife, a daughter Of
John d. Rockefeller, have separated, it
was announced at the millionaire
Lake Forest home today.
Mccormick, who heads the mterua.
tional Harvester Co., in a statement
issued to the United Press through
his secretary, definitely confirmed the
rumors that had been afoat since Mrs
Mccormick eXiled herself in Switzer
land eight years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Mccormick are liyur
apart, according to the statement. bui
it is not known whether or not there
will be divorce proceedings. No steps
toward legal action have been taken
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07
HONOR ROLL FOR
ZION SCHOOL

lFrom Wednesdays Daily HeraldD
First grade-Evelyn Derryberry.
Second gradeARobert Wilson Elem.
ing.
Ihlrd grade Frances Derry berry.
Seventh grade Mary Defryberry.
Fupei.e Iahnsan
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07

DIR. Dake Biddle, commander of the
local post of the American Legion, is
here for few days. Dr. Biddle is
doing special post graduate work in
one of the big New Orleans hospitals.
He will return in a few days.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07

Miss Annie Laura Sharber left sun
day for Nashville where she will enter
Peabody.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-10-07

Total ..... ......$1G73.2o 23426,25
, 1921-08-03
FLOOD Danger At
Pueblo Passes;
River Is High

PUEBLO. Colo, Aug. 5-The Ar
kansas river in Pueblo wal within
three feet of the le~ee top at $50
O'Clock this morning nj danger OF a
new food was believed past. The food
stage OF the river was the result of
cioudbursts yesterday in the Royal
Gorge and surrounding hills above
Canon City.
The night superintendent OF the
Arkansas Valley Light and Power
company here announced tina a cloud.
burst between Lime and Fished. south
east OF here. had sent the st. Charles
river over Its banks and washed out =
highway bridge on the Santa Fe trail
at the junction OF the st. Charles and
Arkansas rivers. Power lines and
telephone service between here and
La Junta was out OF commission early
today as the result Of the flood. the
superindent said.
Canon city add Florence. both
above Pueblo. were flooded partially
by the Arkansas rivers high waters
last night and considerable property
damage done.
, 1921-08-03
JURORS AND ACQUITTED
PLAYERS CELEBRATE

CHICAGO. Aug. BY hance early
to,tr.- the former White So@ b;.iipl@y.
crs and the Jurors who acquitted them
last night after "A trial of five weeks.
met in a little Italian restaurant.
Both parties Joined in n celebration
that lasted until sunrise.
The jurors had gone TO the restaur-
ant for a final supper together be
fore separating to so to their homes
after long absence. The players went
FOR the same purpose. The two par
IDS discovered m anorhsr ia dJlsin-
ing dining rooms Inc the doors were
thrown open The jurors expressed
desire to sec them on the diamond.
Eddie" said one. addressing Pitch
er Cicotte. Il know every man on
his jury hopes that the next time he
sees you that you will be in the center
OF the diamond putting over strikes"
And" said another, wen all be
there cheering for o and the rest
OF these boys"
The party broke up with singing of
Hail. Hail. The Gangs All Here"
, 1921-08-03
Signed By
Italian Factions

LONDON. Aug, 3.-An agreement
was signed in Rome yesterday for
peace between the Fascist and the
Socialists. says a despatch to the Lon
don Times from Milan. {
According TO Rome despatch last
Friday arrangements for a settlement
OF the differences between the Social
lists and tho Fascist had been com.
plcted by Signor D~enicola. president
OF the chamber OF deputies. Tho
agreement was to be in tho form Of
a treaty signed by representatives Of
both parties. The agreement is ex-
pected TO bring to an end h disor-
ders which have been going on FOR
several years.
, 1921-08-03

RATES SOUGHT
BY kENDRICk
Wyoming Scion Insists on I'M
perative Demand for De-
creased Carrying and
Market Costs.

SHERIDAN, Wyo, Aug. 5.-EeEu-
Tar schedules for livestock trains. 50
that h cattle OF tho west may have
m assured time for reaching the ter
minal markets. improved and cheaper
transportation rates and a more en-
uEhtened consideration by the hanks
q the needs OF the borrowers, were
among the suggestions made in a
speech by Senator Kendrick to the
state Bankers association OF Wyo-
ming here today.
senate Kendrick treated MS sub
iect IN a broad and liberal manner
The senator minated that in his
Judgment responsibility for the rostor-
alton OF prosperity should be shared
equally between tho consumer and the
producer. Each has a service TO per
form and all should be ready TO help
that nation get on Its Industrial and
economic feet.
The present system of dragging
livestock to market. of tedious delays
ana wasteful shrinkaEe with occasion
al adjustment by payment Of dam
ages. is disastrous to the shipper and
Improbable to the railroads." SenR-
tor Kendrick declared.
In the opinion OF the senltor these
evils could be greatly reduced IL not
entirely eliminated II the shipper, the
railroads. the banker and all concerned
in a wholesale cattle producing and
cattle distributing agency would work
together. The common good wouid be
served by such an association of ef-
fort and a continued food supply for
the nation could. under such circum-
stances be assured. II is the con-
tention Of the Junior senator from
wyoming that the whole nation is
vitality interested in a thriving, pros
porous and healthy cattle industry.
, 1921-08-03
PLAYERSA ARE BARRED
FROM ORGANIZED BALL LANDS
Continued from Page ~

der out OF pandcn. onium. With chairs
overturned and hats thrown in the
air as the spectators rushed to shake
hands with the ballplayers, and as
the players rushed to grasp h hands
Of the jurors. Judge Friend finally mo-
toned 10 his aides to let the demon.
stration so on and Joined in by con
graduating the defendants and tell
iGg the jury 1t had returned a just
verdict
While only min Of the is persons
indicted in the baseball investigation
were defendants v,ien no taso ended
ii is believed that tlr; b1sriau scandal
has been forever wcpt from the
boards, so far as the courts Of Cook
county are concerned. Bill Burns' case
was dismissed in return foe his eNi-
dcnce for the state. and during the
trial the cases of Ben and l.Vhiis | esI
o. Kokomo. Ind. were drnI.I 1. AL"
At5vl.. E;al Chase. Fred McMJiiis. IA
Ichael Brown of New York. j. j.. Sui
Ivan of Boston and Ben Franklin of
st. Louis still are under Indictment,
out it was reported at the state attor-
ney's office today that their cases
Would he allowed to lapse through the
sfatufG nf limitations
, 1921-08-03
RED CROSS RELIEF IS
DETAILED IN REPORT

The Natrona County chapter of the
American Red Cross is doing consid-
cradle relief work with the coopera.
tion OF county officials according to a
report made by Mrs. Kittie b. Payne
to the county commissioners this
morning.
The report In detail shows;
Families visited. IS; calls on needy.
IS: interviews. 1872; letters written for
relief. 40; new families contastd. is;
local families contacted. IS.
, 1921-08-03

cn.i thu time the STATE finish, ~
evidence that VIC could not return
any verdict other than not guilty"
The jurors refused 10 say whether.
IN reaching their verdict they were
OF the opinion that there was nc at
tempt TO throw games in the 1919
world series or whether IL was based
on the contention that the state had
flilsI 10 prove its chiaycs usC hire
was intent to defraud the public and
various individuals through the
throwing OF the series.
, 1921-08-03
PROSECUTION HAS
LITTLE TO SAY.

The attorneys for. the prosecution
today had little TO say of tho case,
but the defense pointed to the fact
that only one ballot was taken by the
jLry as an absolute ~vindication of the
defendants. The jury was not ready
to return it's verdict until 2 hours
and AZ minutes after receiving the
case. but most of this time was taken
in signing the verdicts. Each of the
~ men had to sign each of the nine
verdicts. a separate verdict being re-
turned for each defendant.
Today the jurors expressed surprise
that the cas- had been allowed to
drag through five weeks. While re-
fusing to permit use of their names,
in discussing the case with reporters
every juror declared that the defense
would have received the same verdict
had it cent the case to the jury with
out presenting IN witnesses or max
ing any closing arguments.
w thought the state had present
, 1921-08-03
Search Is Made
For KIDNAPPED
Youth In Okla.

MCsKoGEE, Okla, Aug. 5.-Fivo
hundred citizens. supplied with guns
nv h police. today were searching
the city for Malcomh Etheridge, II
wears Of E who was under police
protection following his kidnapping
here recently and who disappeared
yesterday afternoon after telling rel.
atives he was going to a theater.
Witnesses said they had seen Ethe.
ridge dragged into a motor car in the
downtown section lute yesterday.
, 1921-08-03
AUTOFOUND IN
RIVER, ONE IS
BEL|Ev[DL0ST
Roland r. Mason of Idaho
Falls Believed Victim When
Car Leaps Of 3O-Foot
Embankment.

OGDEN, Utah. Aug. swim the
headlights burning and the emergencv
brake set. an automobile bearing an
Idaho icense number. was found Iate
last night partially submerged In the
river Off a 3o-foot embankment where
the Lincoln highway passes through
Weber canon five miles cast of here.
From a few effects found in the
car. the sheriff's office said a search
was being made in the river for the
body OF Roland r. Mason. who be.
longs to the EIks' lodge OF Idaho
Falls. Idaho.
A woman's glove was found in the
car. sheriffa deputies said.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
, 1921-08-03
RELIEF FUND GROWS.

DENVER. Aug. additional sub
scriptions to the Pueblo food relief
fund being raised by the Denver civic
and commercial association today
brought the total to S1e.o11s-2s.
, 1921-08-03
AUTO Thief BOUND OVER
FOR TRIAL BY COURT

w. l.. Kissee, charged with steal
ing a Ford car belonging TO c. II.
Narnock. was bound over to the
term OF h district court on 81, o
, 1921-08-03

II Africa had the same proportion
OF railroad mileage as h United
States according I o its size. It would
have a million miles of track instead
OF the Is. 200 miles now in operation.
, 1921-08-03

California claims to be the greatest
reproducing state of the union in
point OF tonnage. and tho greatest in
the world in average harvest per acre
and modern methods of culture.
, 1921-08-03

ed a weak case" said one Juror. 1T
depended entirely on Bill Burns. and
Burns did not make a favorable i'm.
preston with any of us. We felt
, 1921-08-03

II a man could jump as far as n
flea can in proportion TO his size. he
could leap with case over the Bunker
Hill monument.
, 1921-08-03

BAN after a preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge w. T.. Tubbs yesterday aft
ernoon
Kissee's defense was that ne
bought the ear for 5000 before he left
Casper on July 16. He was appre.
hcnded at Leavenworth. Kan.
, 1921-08-03

The manufacture OF wood pulp is a
growing industry in Japan. She now
has thirty wood pulp mills and pro-
duces more than 100000 ons OF
and mechanical pulp
, 1921-08-03

The American Livestock Associa.
ton will hold itp midyear meeting In
Salt Lake City AUGUST 26.2..
, 1921-08-03

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
eRINo RESULTS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

lbilas suma Ia ispravitul trebii 81
cate. altele.
NJ odata, in lungile lor sfaturi
| din zilele de serbatoare, Sc jalu-
/ |iesc satenii ca an inceput de mutt
Gu plata pamantnlui. Birutile lc
achita regulat, lar de pc urrna pa
mantului, care EZRA vorba sd SC
imparta, ei slnt aceia care Sc TO-
loscsc eel mai putin. Sc foosesc
ingincrii 81 celc catcva coade de
topor, Sc folosesc proprietarii ca
rora Ii Sc va plati . viata intrea.
ga. Cate uf1ul mai istet adaugG
insa; Ia plata pamdntului sd sc
tina samA 81 de aceia ce an platit
Gu darurilc .primitc de pana a.
c,lina.s
Crnosc cazuri unde $ s'au facut
jalbi la stapinire contra abusuri-
lor de acest fel. Stap1nirea $ "a
arafat, insa, slirfla, lar organele
eli dc control, care 1ntalnesc ST
aud in fiecare ri aceste plingeri,
patroneaza char abuzurile.
4 6 &
Este . unitate de yederi per-
fecta, 9 intelegere diavoleasca
|intre toti Gu privire Ia exploata-
rea destrabalata . naivitatii 81 ne.
yoilor teranesti. 'a
|. Inginerii dupa noua ltini pieacaa-
N'au facut nici oparcelare de pa
mant, n'au hotarit macar, acolo
unde stint mai multe safe pc ace-
iasi mosie, care-i partea de pa-
mant al fiecarui sat, nici nu lasa
vre-o schita din planul ridicat de
dansii; lar, oamenii Sc intrea'ba /:
oare &c au facut inginerii acestia
pima acu1n, ca treaba nu-i ispr&-
vita, 81 Sc due9 Unii- lie spun sca
vim altii. sAtunci Ii se inacreste lar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

'fsiparea poiifEdA a dsldi Tlka
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

81 - : &
ii0llescu..
Comisilnea Gamerei insarcina-,
u Gu studierea prctului paman-
ului. exprepriat STA ispravit Sim
,ata lllcrarile.
Prin wanna Curtni an 1ntrat in
ara urmatoarele marfuri: 15 va
goane instalatiuni de, tipografie
pentru Craiova, 4 Z vagoane vop-
,elc pentru Bucuresti, 3 vagoane
masini de tiglarie pentru Clui 81
20 vagoane alte marfuri.
Dupa orasul Clalj care do
bindit obtinerea unei bllrse de
lnarfuri 81 efecte, vine rindul ora
,ului Temisoara. De fapt, in Tc-
misnara a ,existat bursa con-
duSa 81 intretinuta de Uniunea
Lloyd a.. comerciantilor temiso-
reni. Aecasta bursa deschisa la,
1912 a fost inchisa Gu dol ami
dupa declararea razboiului mon-
dial.
Ziarele din Temisoara anuntal
ca aceasta Uniune solicitat a.
probarea guvernului pentrul fein-
fiintare ceea-ce 81 obtintit.
A*~
Dl Tache Ionescu plecat i'm "a
Aprilie la Venetia, pentru a re-.
prezenta ghvernul roman la ma
rile sel'bari rationale italiene.
Comisiunca parlamentara in
sarcinata. cu studierea proectului
de lege referitOr la contractele de
munca, STA terminal lucrarile.
In % Aprilie fost opta ri
de cand socialistii internati in
fWtul Jilava an declarat greva
foamei, ca protestarc impotriva
raului tratament.
Organizatia corpului didactic a
prefesorilor secundari din Capita
Ia a tinut consfatuire de. pro-
tcstare contra proiectului d-lui
; ministru de finantc prin care sa-
lariile lor sunt reduse simtitor.
S'a hotarit miscare de propa-
ganda pentru apararea interesc-
lor corpulni didactic.
- -
Profesorii Universitatii lin. Tasi
au dat publicitatii un memoriu
prm care Ger sporirea lefurilor
Intreg corpului didactic. de toate
gradele, de la invatator pana la
profesorul universitar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

ziarelc spun Sc pare dupa
infornatii oficiale Cd s'ar Il
improprietarit satcnii din ll50 co.
innnc din tara. Maven notiv 81
mo credem. Dar. avem motive Sd
Nunem &c fnseamna aceste impro.
prietariri facute cn graba multe
din ele find puse la Gale fntr'a-
dins, pentru ca, in zgomotul vese-
lici catorva sa nu sc auda muir
nlurul s$i plingerile celor rramasi
fdra pamant.
Cat timp credeti ca trebuie
pentrl masuratul unei mosiif Un
vatay boiercsc de alta data o ma
sura intro saptamana. Dol ingi-
ncri, Gu invatatura dc astazi, au
nevoie de Gel putin noua luni,
pcntru ca - in afara de masura-
toare - trebuic sd ridice 81 lln
plan.
Conditiilc in care, Sc face aceas-
ia m6suratoare sint - poate sub
alta forna - acelasi ca pc vremea
vatavilor boicrcsti, adeca fiecare
ON sd dcie cate doi-trei pui de
gaina pentru hrana inginerilor,
dintrc scari unii au avut destMa
dibacie sa-si faca un antllragiu
printre 11andatari 81 char admi-
niStratori carl sd patroneze strin-
gerea acestor daruri. Fie-care ON
Sd dele cativa tarusi pentru masu-
ra de anumite dimensiuni, care au
folosit pcntru ficrt1ll puilor; fie-
care ON sd faca cdteva zile, cor
vada 10 masura pc camp, de care
era sclltit pentru I'm puiu sau alt
plocOn; fiecare om sa stringa
mana de la mana 81 sa multameas-
CD pc id. ingineri cu o respecta-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

ghiarele Joitei dar nu man in
durat nici de Vasi1e, ca e omul lui
Dumnezeu,' zise Safta 81 podi-
dira lacramile.
Mitica, ..lln baiat de vre-un an
81 jumatate veni 81 sc catara in
poala eli 81 Isl yiri mana in sinal!
saftcj zicind: ''Tita; mama.
ia mana. Bate popa," zise
Safta zitabind, 81 intorcind capul
eatte Ana urma: Lam intercat
de IA Sin Pentru 81 tot il dpce
iindul,"
'6og,ill Asat. STUNT eopiii."
'De unde still tn mai copii.s
'Ce sd fac daeA nal-mi da Dunn
t,ezeus Poate ar Fl mai bine, s'ax
mai imbliaazi 81 neblnul men, trss-
lil'ar Dnmnezen sal traxnHaaca.
4H mia na6ncat suflctul. En- ny
stia cum ai inhinzit pc Vasile Al
tam eli ii Il esA nm nebun. Eu nsa
cred sca. M i-ai faeut sceva.s'
'Ce All heit
IN, stia emf Tusstii Daex II
|tlna u mine mi-AiI apnl. "
''6 ssti sp,,n Assi M ti-ai!
\ !! ~ ]. n a 4 f. |. \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23

De-abia m'am tinut sd nu plang Gu
hohote, Lam sarutat, 81 lam spus
sd nu-i spnie Joitei ca am VENT
sa-l,vad 81 sa ma ierte 81 Ell daca
lam. gresit Gu ceya. Lam mai sa-
rutat odata 81 am esit tot pc fe-
reastra. Canii mai rodean la cio-
lanele pc carl lie aruncasem. PM
acasa am ners plingind.' Imi as
ternusem. pc prispa, 81 m 'am. eal-
cat imbraeata, dar pMa Sp spre
ziua nu m "a furat somnuk Cum
inehideamA ochii mi Sc phrea ca-i
vad chipul scofalcit. Aga An0, y
to rog 81 nn site nici camasa de
pa tine
Mai grije, Safto. Nj stii Cd
nici pima aeum nam fost faecar'
MICA de gurS."
''N'asi vrea 81 auxa VaAile
Lam iabi4 mult An0, lam iubii
din toata inima.s Lam iubit q
|re Vaaile, dar De. Aean "A = nAA'
fit Sanda q sasrhi i'm 9indnl A
ela 81. Da. Ann, ~ .te roe " nu