davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

Made of a good quality Of silk
in agreeable small figured designs
on blue, green and brown grounds.
Price, SIS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
A Dainty New Slipper
in the Boot Shop

One Of the prettiest and most
elegant that has come into the
Boot Shop this season. Beauti-
fully made Of fine white kid, with
one strap over instep, Louis heel
and featherweight turned sole.
Price $18 a pair.
(First Floor, Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
ClearaWay of WOmen's Street
and Afternoon Dresses $40 Each

more
for the
Take them, therefore, at $40 each.
chine sot etas ns and Geogetes
beige And the to
Inclusive
a number of silk
n trunks the of one!
.CD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Young Women's Navy Blue
Suits Come Down in Price
Fine Suits at $25 to $95

This remarkable collection, including does many
ue dark blue suits that have been much higher price
They suits Of fine cones and dark blue distinctive
models, beautifully tailored
such varied collection that will not be difficult to find just
suit that becoming There severely tailored models
there are braided there quite handsomely beaded utsthey
are suits for general o dress needs
Tweed suits S9 include sports and panaorcd models
pa mn helorope and green mixtures.
All are in Ia to 20 year sizes.
Second Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Ibis White Sale Provides for
Lar6e Women

M, for large the spcae of this
2 sale Of White. They unusually good nghtgowns, che
special prices: ~ " WV e N '' 9'' " ~
NNtghtgowns from $1.S5 to $4s5
sSers sSSsawers from $3.50 to $3.50.
snort peticoats from 75c to $26b.
cong petticoats, 81 20 to $3.50.
SEhsmlses, $1.S5 to $285.
ETnmuerIgarments just in in the larger sizes
sn chemises $50 of nansook with fine uckng In 'front.'
4 W embroidery edgng.
rue at Sl2o OF camorc, win scaHopedge emoouerS
,uH peticoas of cambrc. with tucked and aceedged lawn
front oc and Sc OF csmbc with double back and
"S y and embroidery ruHe $265
several % Of wash atn in flesh and white with lace trimming
tailored STYLE ssaS ana 90 Vi crepe '' '""'
r'~<--,-..... (Third Floor, 6.ntraD -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

William and Mary motif suit
in mahogany, neatly carved and
inlaid, ten pieces, 1920.
Chippendale suit, Chinese in
fiuence, nodded edges in mahog-
any, ten pieces, 1895.
Heppelwhite suit, beautifully
selected antique finish mahog-
any, ten pieces, $40.
Adam suit in mahogany, extra
large, richly carved; chairs have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
IrnitlTe at SaUings of 80 Per Cent

Easy chair TO match. S7b.
fireside chair to match, s65.
Three-piece tapestry suits,
sos, s2l7 and sl67.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Fine Coats, Wraps and Capes
for Young Women Change
p, Prices

So many down to Of kind style size that
have decided lower their prices and hurry them all out
$39 $25 is the price and this there
number of really fine wraps well coats and
for sports and general
They Of fine Bovias of soft wool velours of
cons and vednes and chiefly in blue and tan shades
They are all lined throughout with soft, rich silks.
Coats capes wraps all included there styles
70 suit many types
IA to 20 sizes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16
Good, Reliable Taffeta Silks
at $2.25 a ward

There is and tafeta, and she wise who looks
M before this particular kind of silk price too cheap
la be worth anything. =
Ready tomorrow assortment Of good strong reliable quail
M ~ soft black and street and evening colors
M inches wide, $225 yard
|" Any one tafeta needs ahead should these.
tFirstF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-16

MAIN Floor. MsrkeD
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22
FRISCO TO HEAD

BILL AT KEITH'S.
Frisco. creator of the jazz dance and
known as "The American Apache" Will
present his terpsichorean efforts as the
heodline act on the bill that opens at
Keith's Monday matinee.
Frisco has in his act this season
Loretta 'McDermOtt and Eddie Cox. Misc
McDermOtt is one Of the best known
women opponents of jazz dancing proba-
bly, in the country. Frisco was recently
starred by Floren Hegfeld in the Mid
night Frolic" and the "Follies" Miss
McDermott went to the Century Roof
Garden. New York in imitation Of Frisco
and was tremendous success. Their
advent in vaudeville has made them ex-
tremely popular. and they have been
headliners from coast to coast.
Joe Cook, one Of the most popular en-
tertainers that visits the local Keith house
will offer his lone man show" Mr.. Cook
does a little bit Of everything.
Jack Wyatt and his Scotch Lads and
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22

The secretary Of Madame withdrew.
Suddenly woman came. quietly into the
room.
"Glas to see you" she seid. II am in
the Moorish room and I must live up to
1t. Let US be seated.
I have wanted for some time 70 tell
you about the real Petroya. I have been
asked so often II Petrova acts like a
queen, is she distant, does she wear long
flowing crowns and act like a panther
Right in the beginning let me say that
Petrova is one OF the most human OF
women She thinks, thinks and thinks
all the time. She is n regular buzz saw
when it comes to 'whlrling or thoughts.
For one hour, this super woman, and l
use that word very seldom. sat in a
Continued on Page Seven-)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22
Birth of Nation
Comes to English's
Sunday for Week

D. W. Grihith's spectacle, "The Birth
special presentation at English's, COM
mencing with a matinee Sunday and twice
daily during the balance OF the week at
2:15 and Sis O'Clock.
No American Aim spectacle has enjoyed
the vogue or the fame Of The Birth of
a Nation" and 1t stands alone as an
achievement on the American screen. The
story which moves through the most
stirring period &c our history lends itself
to that form Of sweeping drama Mr..
Griffith has employed in recent years to
astonish the world Certainly no screen
spectacle Of contemporary times has for
its lay characters such wonderful figures
in our native history as are the protagon-
lists in this elaboration Of the Thomas
Dixon novels dealing with the events
that lead up to the Civil War, the great
battles OF that conflict and the thrilling
days OF the reconstruction period when
the South had to be reclaimed from
horde OF Adventures who landed there
With the back wash OF war and caused
more suffering than the war itself with
its bitter disappointments and terrible
sacrifices. Running through II are sew
eral love stories and touches of romance
which materially heighten the action.
In these days of costly production II
would be impossible to reproduce The
Birth of Nation" with Its remarkable
cast and its great scenes.
Among the screen fsvorites and stars
who have prominent parts in this story
are: Henry B. Walthall, Mae Marsh, LII
liam Gish, Miriam Cooper, Mary Alden,
Josephine Crowell, Spottiswoode Aiken
Ralph Lewis, Joseph Henabery. Raoui
Walsh Donald Crisp, Howard Gage
George siegman, Walter Long and Elmer
Clifton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22

splendid musical comedy Take 1t From
Me-" which has met with universal sue
cess, under the management Of Mr..
Gates. 1t can be truthfully said that
Mr. tombstone has surpassed his for
mer effort, and up In The Clouds
contains the most whimsical humor aud
scintilladng dialog that has yet
flowed from the pen of this brilliant
young author, who has delighted the
thousands of readers of the New York
Evening World, as humorist and cartoon
ist.
The principals are Hal Van Rensselaer,,
Arthur Cunningham, Florence Hedges,
Mark Smith, Page Spencer, Gladys Co
burn, Sl1eet Gallagher, William n. Baifey.
Patricia O'Hearn, Gertrude O'Connor,
MIrjorie Sweet, Van Mellno, John J.
Weis, William Rhodes, Louise BruneII.
Angelo Romeo, arthur Corey, Ten Eyck
AID Wiley, and a chorus Of American
Beauties.
There Will be an Elks party Thurs
day night for the opening performance.
the public is invited.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22
In The Land Of Make Believe
By WALTER D. HICKMAN

The clock pointed the hour Of yester-
day afternoon!
l stood before 4 door marked III" on
the second floor OF the ClaypOol Hotel.
| heSitated.
A noise caused me to look around and
porter approached pushing a truck on
which were two trunks. ] stepped aside
He Knocked on the door. He said, The
Porter" He entered with his baggage
and then departed The door was closed.
/ knocked on the same door and stated
that had an appointment with Madame
Petrova
Would l kindly not go to the next
door,"
Certainly. l waited q second and I was
admitted into the Moorish room" OF the
hotel. thought what an appropriate
place to interview the great Petrova.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22
TOTO AND UP
IN CLOUDS TO
PLAY AT MURA1,
Frisco Tops New Vaudeville
Bill in B. F. Keifh's
Theater.
2 FEATURES AT LYRIC

Next week will be party week" at
the Murat, as the Shriners have taken
over the theater for the opening per-
Torrance Of Leo Ditrichstein in
Toto" on Monday night, and the
Elks have purchased the house on
Thursday night for the musical COM
edy, up In the Clouds" but the pub
lie Is invited to join the Elks on
Thursday night. The Shrine party,
OF course, is an exclusive Shrine af-
fair on Monday night. The public is
invited to all performances at the
Murat next week with the exception
of Monday night.
Engiish's beginning Sunday goes into
the movie list for week as Griffith's
first great movie, 1.-The Birth of a Ma
ton" opens a seven-day engagement
there on Sunday afternoon
B. E. Keith's will jump to the front
ranks of entertainment next week by pre-
senting Frisco. the greatest Of the jazz
dancers.
The Sutherland Saxo Six will occupy
headline position at the Lyric next week
The Rialto viii offer another eight act
vaudeville bill
The Park will offer next week, Jack
liant and "The Bathing Beauties"
LEO AND TOTO"
DUE AT MURAT MONDAY.
The spirit Of high comedy faultlessly
served is what is promised for Mr.. Leo
Datrichstein and his new vehicle, ''Toto,"
in which the distinguished star makes
his return TO Indianapolis Monday night
after three years absence. The engage
ment at the Murat is for three days with
matinee Wednesday, and is under the
personal direction OF Lee Shubert.
Toto" is Partisan comedy adapted
by Aehmed Abdullah from the French of
Maurice Henneqlin and Felix DuQuwshal.
The original version was called ''Pata-
chon," which is French slang for one
whose vocation in life is to paint the
town red. From which some conclusions
may be drawn as to the principal char
acter in the play.
Toto, It appears, married well but his
random tendencies led to his separation
from his wife years after the birth of
daughter. He continues his gay life in
the capital while his wife lives in re-
ligious 9eclusion in rural France. How
King Toto, as the character impersonated
by Mr. Ditrichstein is known to his fol-
lowers, returns TO his wife and what
happens constitutes the play, which is
distinctly Gallo in flavor.
Toto" provides its brilliant star with
role of the type which is now tradi-
donaI with hin-a great lover. In this
case be Is a proniScuous one, a viveur,
as they say in Paris, a witty person Of
satning elegance, who gives his life to
those luxurious pleasures which are the
w1ckedness OF the world.
large cast supports the star. The
company includes Miss Frances Under
wood, Clara Mackin, Nellie Burt, Orlando
DAILY, Lee Millar, Hugh O'Connell, Arthur
Bowyer, Josephine Hammer, Emma Knil
NJ a Kelly, Dorothy Stickney, Mary
Duncan, Florence May. Louise Strong
etc. There will be Shrine party Mon
day night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22

Upper LLouise Bunne dancer "Up
Thursday night the
otrhsteIn opening Monday night
appear
at r. keths.
Lower LefTroy
Bathing
Lower RIght-eeoraia Lyric next
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-22
SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL. COMEDY
OPENS THTRSDAX At AIIRAT

The latest musical comedy to be pro-
duced under the management of Jos. II.
Gates is up In The Clouds" to be
seen here at the Murst for three nights
commencing next Thursday, with mat
inee Saturday, coming direct from the
Garrick Theater, Chicago, where it ran
through the entire summer.
The book is by Will B. tombstone, who
is also responsible for the book OF the
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19
Din L4urnea'
SatelO1.

sal iert ca nu s'a tinut de yorha
zicea ca il ametise Joita Gu glu.
mele 81 poznele ei 81 ma fost chip
81 .scape de "a.
Mia spus ca . simtit-oaca s'a
dat pc ainga green, 81 de cate-va
ori Ia tras c&te-o palma, dar nu
s'a pus Gu nadejdea pc ca so
bata de teama ca Il lasa. 81 Sc mai
temea bietui 81 de rusinea satu-
lsli u de p4rinti, u rsbdat 81 de
multe ori s'a facJt ca nu vede. !"
q AMI, ce oml I
Ana, ilu a'a prostit Gu
fermece y ~ eula 81 Gu prefaca-
toFiile a. "a aflat sldbiciunea.
stiea AZ Az ~ ildura 40 bata ii
s5 An maine nitel, pina cand
NJ c1i,d y vdsnt - u
IIllI1| 1II1 llI1l ss dndr drkxnit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19
Sedintele della % Aprilie.
Sedinta de dimineata.

Sedinta Sc deschide la ora 8 dim.,
sub presedintia d-lui general Coan7
da. si
Pc banca ministeriala d. Or.
Trancu-laSi.
D. PRESEDINTE anunta ca,
din cauza Upset d-lui ministru Ga
roflid, care nu poate. sa participe
la sedinta de, dimineata, Sc a in
terverti ordinea de ri luandu-se in
discutie proiectul de lege al "Aso-
ciatiilor professionals" 81 Sc va a.
mana pentru d. a., discutia pc ar
ticole a reformei agrare din Ar
deal.
d. ministru TRANCU-IASI
depune un project de lege pentru
unificarea masurilor 81 greutatilor
project votat de Camera.
ID. /. MAGURA cere d-lui mi
nistru de rasboiu amanunte. in pri-
vinta examenului de avansare la
gradul de major 81 un tablou anna
nuntit asupra avansarilor capitani-
lor in chestiune.
d. VARTOLAS roaga pc d. mi
nistru al instructiunii sd aplice
gradatia de merit pentru corpul
didactic, gradatie infiintata de- q
proape un an.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19

tr,intit jos 81 a inceput sd simta
lovituri dupa ccafa 81 in coasta 81
ii auzea gura eli zicand, ma, paca-
tosule 81 prapaditule. Da, Ano, 81
dupa acea s'a puls smeoaica GU
genunchii pc spinarea lui, Ia
luat de par 81 la trantit capul de
,podele pana la trecut singele pc
gura 81 pc mas, 81 ma mai stiut
mimic.
'Cand "a trezit era in pat, i'll
camara din-fund, Gu capul cat o
Ibanita 81 Gu dureri in ceafa 81 in
scle. Doua saptamani nu S "a putut
scula neajutat de Joita, care il
tinea de subtiori pana eSa afara.
''Peste trei luni, pc vremea
prasitului, . VENT la mine. Mai
aveam un capat de ispravit 81 Va
sile Sc dusese la ogorit la boieresc.
A stat vre-o doua ceasuri 81 mia
spus ce-a patti Gu Joita. Zicea ca
u atuncia ii hula capul 81 din
cand in cand simtea cate-un jun
giu in sale 81 pc sira spinarii. De-
Rtunci nu lam vazut pima eri, I'll
sum iii spuseiu nu m q cunoscut.
Cknd' am. intrebat de Joita ! in
eeput y lfza. Ma lis mimic ii =
Nv fngs dnpd vaci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19
Parlan1entul
S E n AT UL
Taxa de 80 Ia suta asupra
marfurilor germane.


d. TAKE IONESCU roaga Sc
natul sd amaie discutia pc articole
a legei 'Sindicatelor professionals,
|spre Sc pune in discutie proiectul
de lege asupra unei take de SO Ia
suta asupra marfprilcr germane.
d. GRIGOROVICI.-Asta-i in
treg balamuc.
Veniti mereu Gu legi prin sur
prindere. 1ncetati, dior, GU acest
sistem machiavelic! Va facet dc
ris!. APPLAUSE la opozitie).
d. colonel JECU constata ca moi
nu facem decat sd satisfacem ordi.
nele Antantei. Aplicarea acestei
take ar constitui fara discutie G
scumpire a vietii, de oarece in a.
ceste vremuri cand trebue sd refa.
Gem gospodariile pustiite de rasboi
ne trebue articole de prima necesi.
tate, pc care lean putea obtine
mai ieftine din Germania.
d. AL. CONSTANTINESCU
crede ca aplicarea taxei de SO Ia
suta este o necesitate, insa guver
nul sd tina socoteala de nevoile spt
ciale ale tarei.
d. GRIGOROvICI, in biscuits
generala, spune ca Austria fost
puscaria natiunilor. Ea s'ar Fl des
membrat char daca nu era invinsa
O vOCE.-Nu Sc poate!
D. GRIGOROVICI.-Ba da, d.
lor! Lucrurile astea le-au spus 81
scris oameni, ca Gherea, Carp, s
a., carl au fost. oameni mai inte,
lepti decat {. Take lonescu. LA q
intrunlre din Bucuresti, am vorbit
contra rasboiului, aratand ca Aus
tria 81 Russia sunt doua tari dus.
manoase noua. Declaratiile melt
au fost puse intr' 'un dosar special
la siguranta 81 cand, impreuna Gu
altele, urmau sd fie transportate in
Moldova intr 'un aeroplan, avionul
a fost prins la Ploesti, in ziua ca.
derii Bucurestilor 81 germanii au
pus mana pc ele.
Stiti ce am patti eu de la aus.
triaci din aceasta cauzaf Habal
IN 'aveti! Am fost terorizat, pentru
ca am fost un simplu roman de.
mocrat.
Vorbind in chestiunea proiectu.
lui, spune ca el va scumpi simtitor
viata, de oarece Romania are ab.
soluta nevoie de marfurile germa-
ne.alAplause)
vOCI DIN MAJORITATE. -
ASa-i!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19

| 81 a inceput sal huiasca capul. A
isbit usa Gu umarul 81 a intrat
inauntru. Era lumina 81 Joita Sc.
dea pc genunchii lui Nae, Gu
mana dreapta incolacita dupa
eitul lui. dmi spunea Cd ia VENT
ameteala 81 numai 'vedea inaintea
lui de cat pc Joita 81 Tampa de
pc masa.s
"Anzi! Doamne, &c femeie, sd
aduca amantul in casa, pc muco-
sui ala"
''Mucosul draculni. Ce mucos
tea gasiti La toamn& trage sortii.
E el aga de pipernicit, ca tatsu
dar q trecut de douxxeci de ami
81 . aproape dol ami de c1nd iyi
scot ochii.ss
Isl ce-a mai facuti" intreba
Ana, curioasa.
'Ce y faca. Mia spus ca Joita
rfdea IN batjocura c4tre a, farA
- j. mana dupa gitul lui Naica
81 ella -, bihe ia, lotto, M tie
rusinei 81 ea ia raspuns, de cine,
de IN pirlit II netrebnic - tinei
81 xicea ~ il VENT - de rxa
81 4 trsbait y - tink ~ mAinile
a. IT, - ~ ~ caza y \ trsept
asalt y I! n | \ sintit &. EN- I! \! q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19
Legea "Sindicatelor
professionals"

S0AVAA4DAV
Art. ! Sc voteaza fara discutie.
La art. 2, d. GRIGOROVICI
face oarecari observatiuni in ce
privestc mentinerea ca membrn IN
sindicatele profes;onaie 81 cere sa
i Sc admita uh amendment, prin
care nimeni sa nu fie exclus din
sindicate. D-sa rcmarca faptul ca
legca corporation nu-i tot una Gu
dreptul de asociatie 81 ca d. minis
.tru Trancu-Iasi ma facut legea du-
pa trebuintele muncitorimei.
d. MINISTRU raspunde ca o
legc analoaga cxjsta 81 in Belgia.
d. GRIGOROVICI.-Nu-i ade-
varat. D-ta habar n al &c Sc petrece
in Belgia.
d. ministru TIsANCU-IASI ccre
legea ,belgiana d-lui Romanescu.
Sc respinge amendamentul dlui
.Grigorovici.
D. BUJOR.-Asta-i primul pas
de sus spre bolsevism.
Sc voteaza art. 36.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19
ilUr,,.drs)

sM fUrssars
DE Ia cine . yazut mai bine
4 tine 81 . stiut tot, dar acpm 3
rostit de numai yede si n'apde,s !,
sspunse Shfta, suspinind.
''De Ia Sanduisf
'Da, npnai tine-i gura.' s
Doamne, Safto, dar cind =
Wit ceva din g,ara mea din cc
l aHli-ai spusi
M "De. M stiu. N'asi vrea = IN
III III cdrd Gu Joita. + bcgat4 Vi
yresa \ plh poarte pe y
''si ici ~ tii-a y spns Sandu Z
o suratd, pAnk nu ~ prcs-
stise a y spsnea 4 @tot VI 1vea pe
sa,ig get A lllte os nliSA nv sa i ai 4
] l|l!|) ~ !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19

so tie de rau Ia Ibatut ca pc
hotii de cal 81 de-atunci ia prins
frica 81 numai are ce-i face"
''Numai spune I-auzi! Bine fa
cum Ia putnt bate?"
'Bine, isl perduse saracu firea,
era uluit 81 zapacit de nu stiea
daca pc lumea asta."
'Cand, Saftoiss
'Anul trecut, char in noaptea
lasatului de sec. Au chemat pc
prilharlli sd lase sec Gu totii, 81
primarul . VENT 81 Gu nepotu-s,l
Nae, baiatul lelei Irinei. Au man
eat 81 au baut panA dupa rnfezul
noptii.
'Cand au plecat, Joita q esit
dupa ei, Cd Sapdu era putin cam
ametit 81 era nunnai in camase.
Ma zabovit muat, s'a intors re-
pede, 81 i-a asternut u se culce.
Ea . ramas "a spele vasele 81 pc
Sandu Ia futat sonanlsl. Cand s .
era intuneric N casa
81 Joita ca ia palmx A asft in
-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19
D. GRIGOROVICI.-Asta este

o lupta pentru concurenta tarilor
din Occident; o spun 81 o repet.
De ce Cehoslovacia ma impus a.
plicarea acest0r take asupra mar
furilor germanef MOI nu trcbue sd
intram in concurenta Frantei, care
desigur 81 pc drept cuvint nu poa-
te inghiti pc Germani.
A impune acestc take, inseamna
a nu ne conduce dc principii de-
mocratice.
Ganditi-va cate he trebuesc: me-
dicamente, masini agricole, ETC.,
marfuri carl nu lean putea gasi
mai ieftine decat in Germania.
o VOCE.-vorbesti ca un ger.
man.
d. GRIGOROyICI. - Spunet
prostii! NJ vedeti cum Sc poarta
| francezii, aliatii nostri, Gu kaizeru
81 Gu Gel carl au luptat pentru des
lantuirea rasboiului mpndial.
0 VOCE.-Orice al spune, toy
german al ramas.
ID. GRIGOROvICI.-Eu nu a
par aci oligarhia germana, ci mum
citorimea germana.
VOCI.-Traiasca Franta!
d. GRIGOROVICT. - Traiasc;
Franta, dar traiasca 81 Germania
Use produce mare scandal. s,
and protestdri violente din partet
majoritdtei. OpozHia sta linistitd)
d. GRIGOROVICI.-Ce protes
tati, d-lors Nationalistii DIV. dil
parlamentul austro-ungar au apa
rat oare interesele tarii noastre! !!
Use cere chenssgea "a Ordine
d-lMi Gngor0rici).
D. GURITA.-Lasati-l sd sc ex
plice! Veniti Gu frantuzismc aci
MOI sd vedem de moi, nici de Fran
ia, nici de Germania.
D. GRIGORovICI vrea sa vor
beasca.
| d. TAKE IONESCU.-Asta
nerusinarc! Nemai pomenita obraz
nicie!,
| d. JULIAN VRABIESCU.-N,
sc poate striga in Parlamentul Ro
maniei intregite: "Trdidscd Ger
m0nia!"
VOCI.-Rusine, die Grigoro
vici!
(Se produce un nou scandal.
d. GRIGOROVICI lamureste c;
ma vrut sa jigneasca Scnatul ca
tusi de putin 81 trebuia sd fie Ia
sat sd vOrbeasca.
Cand am zis: ''Traiasca Germa
nia!" nam vrut sd spun decat
''traiasca poporul muncitoresc ge1
mani"
Dupa aproape doua ceasuri, d
Grigorovici ISL termina discursu
intro fierbere generala. (Opozitis
aplaud& sgomotos.
C0NTl0UADD RR RAGl0A 4 A.A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19

''Vezi, cat esti tu de sicreata.
|Sa nu-mi spui mimic pima astazi!'
MA rugat sd nu> spun la nj
meni 81 mia fost drag, Ano
Nam volt sa site 81 alti de ma.
cazurile lui. Alicia nu i-aSi Fl
spus nici acum. Ti-am spus ca unei
surate 81 tineti gura. iNu vreau sa
patesc ceva Gu Joita. Sc are bine
cu primaru 81 daca aude ca am zis
ceva imi gasesc beleaua.' #
''Nu draga, s'ar putea! FIJI pc
pace. Tu stii Cd eu nus flecar-
MICA. Sa. stii Safto Cd aseara dupa
ce Ia tras in linda lar Ia isbit Gu
capul de podini. All dimineata
am vazut-o Cd spala podinele"
Poate. Cum mi-ai spus Cd la
tras in linda m am gindit la asta.
Acum lar zace vre-O dOu& sapta-
mani, daca nu i-se va trage moar-
tea din asta."
'Ce zici .tu Safto, daca am
face un denunt Ia prpcuror q
''Veziti de tresbS. La ce folosi
frocurorul va scrie primarului1
q faca cercetdri q primarul W
scrie in procesul verbal ce-i Va
spune Joit1. Az de gand y = M,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-19

Cum? Gu Naie? Sc poate sa la
pc Joita Gu zecc ami mai mare
ca el?"
"Cu unsprezece Ano. Z de trei-
zeci 81 unu, Gu un an mai mica ca
mine. Cand a luat pc Sandu era
de % 81 acum la Duminica Tomb
s'a implinit noua ami de la nunta
lor. Eu cram Gle % 81 tn de Is,
esti Gu sapte ami mai mica ca
mine.''
''Da, 81 nu m al lasat sa-ti zic
lele," zise Ana zimbind.
''Imi vinea peste mana. Stii cS
dupa ce teal ridicat 81 tn ne-am
avut bine. Mutt pare mai bine ca
suntem surates
'Ba da. Auzi vorba! 81 crezi
cd Joita va lua pc Naicaiss
ID 'apoi. &c crezi! Vrea sa in,
tre IN neamuri mari, primarul ii
preceptorul n popa Neagu din
Viscuta.
81 lslea Trina - invoieste 4
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