davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
50. PORTLAND
SCHOOL BURNED
High School Structure Was
Estimated to Be Worth
100000
PORTLAND SENT
SOME FIREMEN
To Save Neighboring
Buildings Which Were
Showered With Sparks

South Portland, Me-, Jan. 1.-THE
high school, two-story brick building,
erected more than 30 years ago, when
South Portland was part of Cape
Elizabeth, and it was occupied jointly
as town hall and school building, was
burned to-day The loss was estimated
at 100000. II accommodated 300 stu
dents Portland firemen assisted in saw.
ing neighboring buildings, which were
showered with sparks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
HOPS PRODUCTION
GREAT EST PER ACRE
Value Was s4s6.1o Against $2o.o3 Per
Acre By Corn, King of
Crops.

Washington, D c., Jan l7.-Corn,
king of crops, produced an average only
S20.93 an acre to farmers based on Dec.
| farm prices, while hops produced
Sts6l0 an acre, according to averages
for the country as whole issued by
the department of agriculture. The val
he per acre of hops in 1919 was $S74.75,
while corn's average value per acre was
$3.50. With the exception of rye,
cranberries, soy beans and sorghum sir
up, the average value per acre last year
showed heavy reductions from 1919 be-
cause of the declines in prices.
Wide variation is shown in the value
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Rice Good for Sick People.

How MANY times women have been
driven frantic IN their search fer some
simple. tasty dish of sufficient uutritive
value To satisfy the demands Of the
sickroom upstairs The old standbys
have been usCd over and over again un-
til IL j. NJ wonder the sick person has
tired Of taking much needed nourish-
meut
Doctors are unanimous boz their opln-
ions. says the Boston Herald. that rice
i a superior food for iuvalid~ The fact
that ii diccsts in one hour make it e.
pecially available when a light di.t IS
required. 81 for ra-c- where digestive
organs are weakened
Be-d it, ea-r ~ digestion. rice IS
iutaIuablr u the ~ekroUm because tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17

used in place Of water. Wash rice thor
oughly in a stTainer Use deep porce
lain or agatewsre kettle To four cups
of boiling milk add one level teaspoon
full Of salt and pinch Of nutmeg Then
add one cup Of washed rice SO slowly
that milk continues to boil. Lift rice oc-
casionally with fork and shake kettle
so that kernels or milk do not stick on
the bottom Do not stir Boil 20 min
utes. Then pour of what milk Is left
and place in open oven where it viii
finish swelling without burning
Rice Invalid Dish.
Butter a common glass previously
warmed and line with warm boiled
rice. Into it pour the stiffly beaten
white of an egg, to which pinch OF
salt has been added On top lay the
unbroken yolk. Set the glass in warm
water, let come to boil and cook Just
long enough TO set the white. Lay
dolly on small plate and set the glass
on this and put beside it a piece Of dry
toast. Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
SUGAR GOING LOWER.
Price of Raw Products May Be 3K
Cents a Pound.

Honolulu, I. H., Jan. Is CORES
pondence of the Associated Press -
Raw sugar prices during 1921 may
drop to 81 cents a pound, according
to Fred L. Waldron, prominent bust
ness man of Honolulu, who has Just
returned from the mainland, Mr. Wal
dron said:
'While we can hope for AZ to five
cent sugar during 1921, it will Ger.
tainly be along the lines of ordinary
wisdom to make plans against SO
and four cent results.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Defects Remedied.

Il want TO know, Miss. did you say
] pad Didja, | demand to know the
answer"
NO, | didn't Smarty, and I don {
care if you do! What ! said was that
| seen shapes just like yours in the
best show windows, that's what | said =
Richmond Times Dispatch>
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Too Easy.

who" Buffalo teacher asked the
class, ''can use the word 'notwithstand
ing in sentence z"
Business Of waving hands, and teach
er announced; Johnny, YOU may try"
And Johnny responded: Jimmy
wore out the seat of his pants not with
standing. "-Pittsb burg Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
DIXIE HIGHWAY ASSURED.
Marion County, Tenn, Will Complete
the Project.

Jasper, Tenn, Jan l7.-Completior
Of the Dixie highway. which will pro
vide a hard road from the Great Lakes
10 the extreme end of Florida, is as.
sured by the recent vote TO issue $3.50,
900 in bonds by Marion county, and
the Roadway on projects along the
highway planned by the Georgia high.
way department
The Marion county portion has been
the line between the north and the
south which prevented tourists from
travelling in comfort over the noted
thoroughfare Tennessee and the fed
deral government will match the
amount of Marion county with $780,
600. making a total Of 81 100000 to
be used on the highway in the county
this wear The section is across the
Cumberland mountains through a
sparsely settled country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
is equalled by no other tea on
sale for quality and flavor :

per acre of the various crops, while
he averages for different states show
a broad range for each crop. The aver
age farm value per acre of the impor-
tant farm crops as estimated by the de-
partment of agriculture for last year
and for 1919 follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17

Scotch elder eel, Rab, how did We
like the strange meeister?
Aul Rab-No vera much, elder He's
an awful frightened kind o chap. Did
We notice how he aye talked ABBOTT cor
adversary, Satan? Door ain meenister
just cas- him plain "deevil." He doesna
car dom for hm.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Theatre Fashions in Malta.

Malta paper-"The house was fun to
is utmost capacity; the elegant night
dresses and toilets of the ladies max
ing a grand showing. Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Then He'd Get 1t.

"The fortune teller said there was
money coming TO me.
Huh I'd rather have that sort OF
information from paying teller. -
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
Throue for Ye. Mike.

"Oi hate iatthery," said O'Brien the
other day. "Flatthery makes We thinI;
We are better than ye are, an no man
Twin can liver be that. - Boston Tran
script.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17

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SOD tssn lst-zs-reautss.ir 20 ctrist
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17
European
Relief Council

nERBERr HOOVER chsis-nsn
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-17

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
Dorset Field Club Notes

Hostesses presiding at the vlub tea
Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Stan
ley, Mrs. Snyder, and Mrs. j. G.
Sykes.
With the towns finest talent listed
on the program, the vaudeville per
Torrance presented to a capacity
audience July 18th, scored a distinct
success. Speciality acts by Messrs
Atkinson, r. X. Harrington, j. Har-
rington, Stanley and Barbour; by Vic
tor Barbour; by the Lefevre brothers
and by the Misses Sheldon and Stein
constituted an evenings pleasant en-
tertainmet. The proceeds, amounting
to 5000, will be applied to payment
Of the new piano.
The annual masquerade ball at the
club will take place Saturday evening,
July 30th.
An unusually large number enjoy
ed the weekly dance last Saturday.
The beautiful weather rendered the
event especially attractive.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

/ the intereste of the Yorkshire Knit
ting Mills Co., Of which he is New
England and New York state repre-.
sentative.
Mrs. Hubb; I'd and niece, Mrs. Jear
NJ. Thompson Of Middletown, Conn,
are at Mrs. H. S. Snyder's on the West
road for short stay. Mrs. Thompson
is a well known writer Of animal
stories which have been so well spok-
en- Of by critics.
The ladies Of the Lantern Tea Room
opposite the field and golf club en-
trance have erected a most attractive
sign which, with its white birch pole.
can be seen a long distance in either
direction Il is artistic and Miss
Claire Willy Of Brooklyn, who design
ed il. is 70 be congratulated.
Messrs. Reid and Edwin Lefevre, Jr.
have returned 10 The Old Stone House
from pleasant visit spent at the
home Of their friends, James Piper.
Jr., Of Eccleston. Nd. They also mot
ored to Annapolis, boarded "Jimmy's"
famous motor boat. "The Nancy" and
spent the day fishing, bringing home
IS rock fish.
FOR sALE-Cottage with q acre
ground situated in Dorset. opposite
Cheney woods. Living room with
fireplace, three bedrooms, bath, kitch-
en-. two screened porches and all win
dows screened. Unfinished second
floor Fully furnished FOR sumner
use. Owner wishes to occupy this
season. Apply % Mrs. z. H. Auder-
son, Dorset 1872
Mrs. Edwin Lefevre entertained a
house party Tuesday. Her guests en-
ioyed a typical Spanish luncheon and
In the evening 3 japanese tea party.
Her sons amused with an original
sketch entitled @Los looos. and Senor-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
ard Of the North district.

ard Of the North district.
Miss Edna Outwater Of Brooklyn
N. Y, and Miss Wright of New York
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G
Mcintyre Of North Main street.
VIM. c. rockingham Of New York
and Willis Bardwell Of Boston, were
guests for two days at the Pratt
homestead on North Main street.
Mrs. Z. D. Berry and companion
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs $ s Pratt for the past month.
left Monday for Shaippann Point, Ct
Miss Viola Knott and Mrs Arthur
Phillips Of New York, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ramsey at their
pleasant home, Hillside" in the North
district.
Miss Reynolds Of North Main
street. spent several days Of last
week with her brother, Rev. Charles
T. Reynolds at Alburg, returning TO
Dorset Monday evening.
Ye Dorset Inn is quite festive with
its handsome awning OF white with
green edging. The awnings add to
the place very much as well as aiding
in keeping the rooms cool these hot
days.
II l. Adams has secured the SER
vices Of Harold D. Berry Of Carthage.
y. y a practical watch maker. thus
enabling Mr.. Adams 70 give better
service 10 his many patrons Adver-
tisement.
Edwin Lefevre returns today from
New York City where. Tuesday after
noon. he delivered a lecture on the
short story 70 the summer students
taking the literary course al Colum-
Bis University.
Wm. G. Barrows o. Barrows Park,
+ in Rochester, Binghamton and other
points in New York state this week in
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

TIA Adela Ramones from Madrid,
danced the Joia. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs William Hawkins. Jr..
Mrs. Hannah LaBau and Mrs. Walter
and Miss Frances Moore. al o.
Brooklyn. n. Y
The following have registered a. the
Barrows House during the week Mr..
and Mrs. r. b. Judkins. Merrimse,
Mass; the Misses weleher, Hartford.
+ Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tai
madge. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. r. Schnei-
der and family, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Stone and family. Mrs.
Minerva Brophy and Miss Brophy
East Dorset; c. 4. Millington, Troy;
Mr. and Mrs Fredk McAaslan. Provi-
dence. r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. C. A
Spencer, jacksonville, Fla; C. Doug
las Spencer, Cleveland, o.; r. II. Der
rah, Boston; Mary j. Robinson, Mar
garet r. Harrington, Dorset; A. f.
I.aing, c. J. Ferguson, Burlington.
Miss Mary W. Prentiss OF New
York, who was spending the summer
in Bennington, passed away at the
Putnam Memorial Hospital Of that
town, not being able to recuperate
from an operation performed few
days previously. The funeral was
held yesterday from the Church in
this village, the Rev VIM. Leroy
Haven officiating. lnterment was in
the family plot in Maple Hill Gene
terry. Miss Prentiss is survived by
one sister, (Anna) Mrs. Douglas
Henry Of New York, and one brother,
George l.. Prentiss Of Los Angeles,
Cal. Dorset had been the summer
home of the Prentiss family for many
years and during that time Miss Prem
tiss and other members Of the family
made hosts OF friends who, at this
time, through the Journal, wish to ex
tend their sincere sympathy.
The following is list Of guests re-
Gently registered at Ye Dorset Inn:
VT. anu MIS-. btO- W. IldNhthf Dtt-
nington; Mr.. and Mrs. X L. Weston,
Williamstown, Mass; Mrs. Champlin
Clark and Mrs. Fredk Hill, Catskill,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rice and
Mr.. Ives, Granville, N. Y; A. E.
Flocd d, New York; + c. Clapp, Am
sterdam, n. Y; DR.. and Mrs. VIM. c.
Wurtenberg, New Haven, Conn; John
j. Murphy, Boston; Mrs. G. L. Hulett
and Miss Louise Mahoney, Pawlet;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. ingalls,, Toledo, o.;
j. S. Regal, Toledo, o.; ID. Z. Mills,
David Mills, Brandon; Mrs. o. G. Up
ton, Broodmoor, Colo; Miss Edith
Metcalf, Chicago, H.; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Strang, Northampton, Mass. Mr..
Foster Mr.. Ward, New York; w. B.
Lincoln, Woonsocket, r. l.. Luella NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

preach DR.. James was until recently
rector Of ST. Paul's Church az Engle-
wood, N. ]. He has just accepted a
call TO a professorship in the Berkeley
Theological Seminary at Middletown.
Conn He Is well known to our Dor
set people
The Boys Club will meet this FRI
day evening at S o'clock in the vestry.
The Girls Club will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2;SO at the home Of Mrs.
Burr Phillips Miss Marion Hardy.
the County Club Agent, will be pres
ent at both meetings.
There will be three sewing meetings
for the fancy tale Of the fair at Mrs.
John Sheldon's house beginning this
THURSDAY at $50 Everyone is invit-
ed to come and help.
Mrs. C. A. Atkinson, who was elect
ed treasurer OF the Congregational
Society at the annual meeting, has
found il impossible to serve. The
trustees, authorized by the Society,
have elected to the office, X. NJ. Camp
bell, who has kindly consented to
serve for the ensuing year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. H. James
Harris, Mrs. II. +. Alexander, Lake
George, ~ Y; Mr.. and Mrs. II. ].
Whitaker, Brooklyn, N. y; Miss Hell
en- Paul and Mrs Paul. White Plains,
n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Atwood and
sons, Auburn, Me; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Durwood, Misses Helen and Laura
Durwood, Worcester, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H Keyes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dunn, Rutland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer Lee Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lee,
Detroit; Hon. Thurstoon, 0'Connor,
Saratoga; Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Mullins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mullins, New
York City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
DORSET

Miss c. L. Holley Of North Main
street. was in in Bennington for two
days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 5. Gladding
OF New York. are guests Of Miss Bah
cock Of Dunton Hill.
Miss Anna Carhart Of New York, is
a guest Of her sister, Miss Carhart,
OF South Main street
Miss Charlotte Prentiss Of Eliza
beth. n. j., IS at the Prentiss home,
"Kauenfols." for few weeks
Miss Elizabeth Wilton Of Maple
wood. y. j., IS a guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Atkinson Of North Main
street.
Mrs. Roscoe Wilson and son John Of
Hebron. n. Y, arc guests 81 her
mother. Mrs John Peltier Of Church
street
DR.. and Mrs. Wurtenburg q New
Haven, Conn, are IN town for few
weeks and are stopping at Ye Dor
set Inn.
Mr.. and Ms. c. S. Curtiss q Sims
bury. Conn. are guests this week Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Campbell q North
Main street.
Miss Carhart has improved the APP
pearance Of her Main street house By
the addition q a large porch on the
south side
Mrs. Victor ID. Barbour u Kent
Hnl. entertained several o. the ladies
Of the summer colony last Thursday
afternoon AZ bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r D. Whitton %
Maplcwood. n. J.. were week end
guests o. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Akin
son Of North Main street
Herbert woodard Of Rochester. "
Y. Is spending = few days with his
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. George Wood
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28

Tests made OF the nre-resistinG
paints have demonstrated that these
are fairly effective for small amounts
Of wood. Ordinarily calcimins or
whitewash has proved In tests TO be
as fire-resistant as any paint covering
tried. II II cheap and convenient TO
use. Although IT will not prevent the
burning Of wood exposed continuously
TO a high heat. a good coat OF calci-
mine on wood win decrease the dan
ger OF blaze spreading from burn
ing cigarettes. sparks, matches ana
similar small sources Of Gre. Calct
mine ia. OF course. more effective for
inside than for outside use.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-28
Dorset Church Notes

There will be a mid-week prayer
service every Tuesday evening dur
ing the summer at 1880 in the vestry.
All services will be held next Sun
day at the hours scheduled. At morn
ing worship, DR. Fleming James will
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-23
DARE DE sEAl6A 81
HGULTU1uTA PUBILCA.l

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura u. s. Trei Colorul 81
independents Romano" din Gary,
Ind. avind in seara zilei de Ill
Iunie 1921 0 petrecere impreunata
Gu Dams 81 teatru 81 al carei rezul-
tat au fost destul de multumitor,
atat din punct de vedere moral
cat 81 material, deci pc aceasta
Gale sus mentionata Societatea Isl
tine de datorinta a multumi tu-
turor celor carl au participat la
aceasta petrecere dandu-ne spri
jinul d-nealor posibil, deci in pri-
mul rind multumim d-nilor die
tamil care au predat piesa tea
trala intr 'un act. "'Creditoriis' 81
care stunt urmatorii d-ni: Miron
Danet, d-soara Maria Palosan,
Ilarie Flucus, Simion Cristian, Au-
rel Gavrila 81 Rosalim Neanrtu.
Multumim d-lui Sofron Bontea
dinsul au predat monologul comic.
Isaila Zgriburici, facand pIblicul
sa-si mai ute de cele >nacazuri.
Asemenea multumim d-soarei Eli
saveta Campean pentru frumosul
cantec, cantat de dansa, ''Daca n
douazeci! de Toamne" Asemenea
multumim tinerilor 81 d-soarelor,
care au cantat in cor mix, sub
conducerea d-iui Miron Danet 81
ii rugam ca 81 in viitor sd nc
sprijineasca dupa putinta. Aseme.
]nea multumim calduros familiei
Il. Matau pentru cele 4 rate puse
la loterie care au adus suma de
$500; Multumim fratelli loan
Radoiu, Grocicr dansul au donat
mezelurile gratis 81 carl au adus
} un VENT frumos.
! nitrate totale au fost. $242.7(
Este totale ......... 16O.2(
Ramanand un VENT curat d.
$3.50 care 'bani sau adaugat |;
fondul Societatei.
Deci inca odata multumim tn
turor participantilor, rugandu-i c;
81 in viitot. sd ne onbreze ch pre-
zenta d-nealor dandu-ne spfijinu
bine VENT in numele Soc. IT,: S
Treicolorul 81 independents Ro
mana din Gary, Ind.
\ Andronic Fleserir1 presedinte.
/ Rosalim Neamtu, secretar prim
..--. {Gse
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-23

HTi-am spus. Numai IA nici un
APPEL. Bani tprapaditi 81 zile per-
dute.s'
'Poatc scapi Safto. Gindeste-tc
la atata banct, 81 inchisoarea
'Nu soap, Vasile. Al auzit ce
spunea lumea la tribunal, ca toti
credeau ca sd ma condamne la
mai multi Z De unde stii cum 0
judcca 81 ala din BucureStis Mai
auzit ca 81 advocatul q zis sa in
cercam ca poate soap mai lesnef 7
&c sd mai umblam dupa apeif
,Tu strict. Nu trebuia Sd spui
ca al scris biletul 81 ca al batut-o.
Pc mine sa ma Fl pus pc foe 81 nu
spuneam."
MA zapacit Gu gura, Vasilc.
Isl imi era teama cS ma bate.
M am gindit la vorba lui, ca daca
spun 81 ma caiesc soap mai lesnc.
Al auzit ca 81 procurorul a zis tri-
bunalului ca sa alba in vedere Cd
m am Gait pentr1 ne-am, facut. Ce
|era sd faciss M s'sa.ais. sssi@
'Eu numai ma iau dupa gura
!ta. Poimane merg la Pitesti 81 fac
APPEL: Ne GEO fl. Mai multi no Sd
|te condamne. Advocatului ii pla-
tesc numai drum.ll. Gu yre-o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-23

''Crezi ca nu stiuY Scrisoarca
pe care al trimis-o boierului.'
''Cine tia spusY''
''Ce-ti pasa! Mai trimisi Spu-
ne!1
ria spus Anai Ea tia spus,
nu-i asags
''Nu, nu mia spus dc scrisoare,
mia spus nulnai Cd tn singura
ti-ai facut beleaua. Nicolaie al
Mandichci mia spus de scrisoare.
Ce zor al avut sd te amesteci!
Ma miriam eu de unde si din ce
prins Ana atata duSmanie pc tine.
Eu stiu mai multe despre e. 81
mi-am tinut gura."
'Ce still De &c nu spuii
] Ca 81 te apuci u bati toba! r.
'Cand al auzit Cd q esit vre-un
cuvint din gura mesi r.
'Da, scrisoarea r
n trimes-o Gu gsnd sk le
sparg cnibul 81 sa-yi yasx de
barhat. S
Iva urma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-23

tribunalului, GU toata pledoarla
stralucita aparatorului Saftei,
un advocat tinar dar priceput 81
bun de gura.
Advocatul a declarat ca face
apelI promitilld lui Vasile ca va
sustine cazul fara nici un ban, sal
plateasca numai cheltuielile. ''Bi-
ne, Sc vedem," intesveni Safta.
''Da, sa ne mai intslegem," zise
Vasile
''Da, da, bine. Aveti treizeci de
zile. Sa vii Gu cateva zilc mai
|,n'ainte ca sa stiu," raspunse adj
socatul, 81 find ocupat pleca
grabit.
''Cind a esit Ana din sala tri-
bunalului Gu droaia de martori
[dupa ca, arunca o privire disprc-
tuitoare asupra Saftei.
20 vazusi cum 81 uitat la
tiners intreba Vasile."
'Da, STA facut pefta Gu mine.
Batuta, Gu Q groaza es bani pra-
Epaditi gi treis lulii de zile; inehi-
SCARE. Veds Dunne n !! eopti
'Safta.
Mai 4 . s6ptdman1 Safto. "a,
faelm D I. t.,..iA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-23

ce-a facut.
Judecatorul de instructie in.
cheie actul de dare in judecat;l
alaturind 81 depositiunile Saftei
simtindu-se multumit in con3tiin.
ia lui ca q putut CONVINCE pc in.
culpata SD spuna ''adevarul
fara sd recurga la yiolente.
Tribunalul la cererea lui Vasile
care angajase un advocat, in unire
Gu concluziunile procurorului 81
= judecatorului de instructie, q.
Wind In vedere ca acuzata are 81
un ccpil mic intercat de curind, q
fixat termenul procesului pc ziaa
de Is Octombrie 81 a dispus libe-
rarea acuzatei pc cautiune dc
trei suite de lei.
Advocatul, care cunostea pc
Vasile din armata, . depus ga
rantia ceruta 81 q treia Ii pc seara
.Safta era iarasi IN gospodaria 81
ia mijlocul copiilor ei, pc care il
,sdruta GU lacramile in ochi.
Saizeci de zile i.schisoare co.
|rectionald, trei suite de MI despd-
'gubirs psptrp yIduva Ana Scr
ban u cinsiseci AZ aei slaendS a
lEspt 4. AZ sps i, t. 4 aistpl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-23

cinzeci de franci soap. Poate da
Dumnezeu ca te cOndamna numai
la amenda 81 scapi de inchisoare.' 9
''Bine, Vasile. Fa cum stii.s'
'Te duel name la Pitestifs
"Nu stu ce sa fac. M am gin
dit 81 la yorba ia, ca poate nu
castigam 81 sd mai due 0 groaza
de bani de sufletul dracului. All
m am intalnit Gu Ana 81 ma in
trebat rizind daca am facut APPEL.
Lam spus Cd am facut 81 zicea ca
n are grijc, CD sa-ia trei advocati
din Bucuresti 81 tot eu am sal
platesc."
'Nu ti-am spus eu sa-ti vezi DE-
treaba si sd mutt pui mintea
Gu eat"
''Tu de ce ti-ai pusIof Nu ire
buea sa dai in ea!s'
Isl daca nu dadeam tot sd "a
cea potca. Ea q VENT pregatita
pc 'bataie. De ce-a TRIMS pc ninca
81 pc Paraschiva Sd vie Ia minei"
''Sa nu te Fl amestecat III me-
burile ei 81 nn pdteai mimic. As
Itazi nu ma durea capel 81 cram
mutati L. Drdgulesti.
"Ce treburi rs