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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

Staying OF young I.cdson as Il matter
of course and a strictly personal affair.
Follansbee. New Cumberland and
even Wellshurg has been visited by
members Of the posse seeking Pearson
but other than the first report OF his
looking for, doctor nothing had been
heard early this morning.
Families First In District.
Both the Pearson and l.edson FAINT
lies are considered among the most
substantial IN Hancock county, and
they live on adjoining farms. The
meeting yesterday morning IS said to
have been sought by Pearson as a re-
suit Of gossip.
They had been friends for years. and
Just what led up to the killing was not
divulged last night BY either family,
although It WAS limited that the leud
grew out of Il family dispute over the
actions Of one OF the Ledson brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
STEADMAN PRESIDENT
OF CENTRAL CLUB HERE

Tho annual election of officers Of the
Central Fishing club was held last even
ing IN 1.-THE office Of Attorney ID. A
Mckee.
The following officers We're elected:
l'residcnt--James Steadman.
-President--Charlcs Wurtzbacker
Captain-Richard Donavan.
Secretary Treasurer Howard II
Hastings.
Corresponding S etary- ALDER,
Remkc.
Board OF Drectors-D. A. Mckee
Alfred Clator. John Beltz. Daniel Dona,
van. John Mcclure, Joseph BREEDING. Ed
ward Minard and Isaac Hammond.
The Central is the oldest fishing club
In the Upper Ohio valley, being organ.
lied in 1881. They have spent the sum.
mer seasons on the Miskingum river
occupying the same camp since the club
was formed.
The camp has numbered among its
members some Of the leading citizens OF
Wheeling and vicinity. Many record
catches in fish have been made by its
members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

he had accosted a passeroy two
miles south of Wetrton and asked to
be- directed to the home OF doctor,
saying that several cuts on his head
needed attention.
Yesterday morning VIM. and Roy
Ledson. both farmers and widely
known In Hancock county. met Pear
son short distance outside at Weir
ton. Pearson is said 70 have opened
fire on seeing the men. The younger
Ledson fell fatally wounded with a
bullet through his head. Tho brother
leaped upon Pearson and wrestling
the revolver from him beat him over
the head with its butt. despite a
wound in his abdomen. received when
Pearson first opened fire.
As Pearson crumbled to the ground
Ledson turned to~assist his brother
whom he did not know was dead.
In the interval Pearson hurriedly
walked to Weirton where with scores
OF other farmers he Is employed dur
ing the winter months. He changed
his clothes and. 1t is believed that he
heard Of Ledson's death and fled.
Blanket Of Silence.
Around the shooting has been drawn
4 blanket OF mystery. Neither family
will discuss any phase of it. and de-
spite their reticence there persists a
rumor in We!rton that feminine
member of Pearson'S family is the
central figure in the tragedy.
Nelghbors last night admitted that
there had been bad feeling between
Pearson and the Ledson family for
several months. and they did not deny
that a woman was the cause OF 1t, but
whether the announcement Of Ledson's
wedding today FASTENED the killing
could not DO learned.
With a ret!cence peculiar to the in
habitants OF the hills. they refused 10
talk. and they seemed to regard the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
Big CoIored Musical
Comedy Follow Me-
At the Court Wednesday and Thurs
day, Next Week.

One of the greatest offerings Tor
the coming season is Follow Me- =
Colored Musical Comedy. which
comes to the Court Wednesday and
Thursday, with a special matinee on
Thursday. direct from a long run in
New York City. This is the supreme
effort OF all the combined talent that
can be gathered together to amu5e
the patrons OF classy misucal comed".
The cast is headed by Billy Higgins
and Clifford Ross and ably assisted
BIZ such we'll known artists as Ernest
r. Whitman, Susie Sutton Alice
Gorgas, Bob Bram'ett, Stafford AM!
Watts. lola Young. Jennie Dancy,
The Follow Me Four and the three
Struttin' Fools.
There are nq less than 27 songs IN
the two acts II entirely different
scenes, while electrical effects are
used to splendid advantage in setting
off the performance. The singing
and dancing OF the chorus members
IS OF the very highest order. Seats
now on sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

add tn tho gaIcty and freshness OF
the performance are Rita Bell, Irene
: nclr0y. Raymond Green, the VAIN
/ wright Sisters. and Dan Walker.
! The Spice of Life" has most I'M
usual ch0tus--a chorus that can act
ually and honestly dance. they are
the twelve London TivOli Girls, I'll.
rect from the TIvoIi Theatre, London,
making their FIRST American appear
ance in Spice" No such ensemble
dancing has been seen on an Amer
can stage "a the intricate and III
volvcd steps that these fair young
Blitlshe:s execute in perfect unison
and rhythm.
"The Spice OF Life" Is offered bv
the A. L. Jones Productions, Inc. the
book and lyrics are by Eert kama:
and Harry Ruby. and tho entire pre-
tuct:ua was staged under the direc
ton OF Elmer Floyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
''''UNT EXTENDED
To WE[E5BURG
WITHOUT AVAIL
Elder Brother of Feud Victim
Vows Vengeance On
Farmer Slayer.
Slain On Eve of Wedding to
Weirton Girl, Police
Declare.

Faint from the loss Of blood and
but vowing vengeance on the slayer
OF his brother, William Ledson, 80.
was reported out OF danger last
night while posse OF citizens and
officers secured the hills that sur.
round Weirton In search OF James
Pearson. IS. prosperous farmer. said
to have shot and killed William Led.
son, younger brother. yesterday
morning near Weirton, as result OF
q long standing family feud. which
came to q head when the slain YOUTH
announced his decision to marry a
Weirton girl to-day.
Late last night reports received at
the Weirton police headquarters
tended to show that Pearson, after
fleeing from the town. sought safety
In the hills, and 1t was reported that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
6 VAUDEVILLE ACTSAT
REX CHRISTMAS WEEK

The Rex theatre offering for Christ.
mas week will be Of unusual merit.
The management has neither sav3d
money or efforts in making this week
a banner week at the Rex theatre as
a treat to its patrons, which will cor
sist Of six big headline vaudeville acts
which have probably never been seen
before on one bill. Also a high-class
photoplay. starring Buck Jones In his
latest success, and an A. st. John
comedy, which are known as the
greatest comedy screams OF to-day.
Also a News Weekly.
We feel assured that show OF
this calibre should pack the Rex The
atre to standing room only at each
performance for the entire Christmas
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
FIELD MINISTRIES AT
COURT new YEARS

They call themselves The Saxoland
Five, the quintet being composed OF
Carl Cameron, Rody Jordan, Harry
Corley, John Bourke and Garner New
ton, and of all the musical acts on
the stage to-day perhaps none sue
coed in arousing the enthusiasm
these saXaphone specialists" enjoy
when they appear in the course OF the
AL G. Field Minstrels.
The SaXoland act was originated by
Carl Cameron, and has proven to be
one OF the biggest hits OF the current
seasons production.
The AL. G. Field Minsrels arc
booked to appear in Wheeling for an
engagement of three nights beginning
Monday, January LIST, ut the Court
Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
HERR|N RIOT TRIAL
CONTINUED from PaSs ons.)

and armed guards sent into the pit by
the coal company.
The Allegations.
Several of the witnesses testified
chat tho guards had ridden up and
down the public highway near tho
mine in motor truck, each one carry.
ing two pistols and rife; that thew
held up and searched peaceful travel.
ers, shot at women and warned every.
one to stay off the road after rundown.
Other witnesses told of hiding in.
their cellars when the shooting began
at the mine between 1880 and 2 p. m.
the afternoon of June Fl. and OF hsy.
Ing their stock killed by shots ,'oan
the mine
1t was during this shooting that Ed.
ward Crenshaw. who testified that he
was q former union miner and had
lived half mile from the Lester mine
all his life, said he saw the shooting
OF Jardy Henderson. the first union
man killed.
Crenshaw said he was standing In
front of his home when he saw Hen.
derson, who was unarmed. and bullets
began to come from the direction OF
the mine.
Did you see anyone shot?"
Yes; they said his name was Hen.
derson. and he fell about 100 yards
from my house. He must have been
killed instantly"
Held Up by Guards.
Edna Conroy testified she lived with
her father about half mile from the
Lester mine. She told of seeing trucks
loaded with armed guards, wearing
stars. pass her home several times
day on the public highway. The wit.
ness declared she had seen neighbo-.,
]. Hugh. Gibbs. held up and searched
by the guards in the highway.
She said she saw Superintendent
Mcdowell in the mine with gun
strapped to his back. several days be.
fore the riots.
Mrs. Mary Conroy. mother OF Edna.
testified she had seen the trucks filled
with armed guards on the road, bring.
ing water to the mine, and that the
guards had shouted at her and her
daughter.
John g. COnroy, Do. corroporateu this
testimony given by his wife and dauEh-
ter regarding the shooting, at the mine
and the events which preceded II. He
said the guards in the mine trucks each
carried two pistols and rifle and that
some of his stock had been killed by
bullets.
Didn't Count I'm.
Asked how many shots were fired he
declared:
II didn't stop TO count them.
What did you do?"
Sometimes 1 hid IN the cellar, some. l.,
times ran around the house ana
I jumped into ditch.r
On cross examination the witness saiae'
ne had been a miner for fifty years be.
fore becoming farmer and had held
petty Offices in the minerT union.
Have you any feeling against these
men In the miner"
sure 1 have. Didn't they kill my
stock"
The elder Conroy then testified he had
not seen q single man firing into the
mine or going toward II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
BIG CONTRIBUTING
GANG EXPOSED, WITH
ARREST OF LEADERS

Asbury Park, y. j., Dec. 22.-(By
The Associated Pressl--A long search
by federal agents and private detec-
tives for countgrfeiters who have been
flooding the country With forged
American Railway Express money or.
Gers has been ended with tho arrest
here of Giles NJ. Ranney, an engravel
and the arrests In New )lleans of
James Watson and Walter R. Nolan.
it was disclosed today.
Ranney who was said to . a New
Yorker, was arrested several days ago.
His capture was kept secret however,
until the other alleged plotters were
taken into custody.
County Detective Davenport, who ar
rested Ranney. said the activities OF
the band had been carried on all over
the country, cities in which they oper.
ated including New York. Philadel-
phia, Pittsburgh, New Orleans and
Birmingham.
BOGUS Travellers Cheques Passed.
The men are alleged to have passed
counterfeits OF the Blue Travellers
>cheques Of the American Railway Ex-
press in denominations OF $50 and
500. How many they succeeded In
disposing Of could not be learned.
Officials OF the express company. de-
clared that this was the first success.
full attempt in so years to pass forged
travellers cheques.
On Lookout Throughout Country.
The trail of the alleged counter
feitcrs was struck n New York last
November when n bank teller, checking
his accounts, noticed something WRONG
with the texture nf one OF the checks
which he had cashed. Every bank, rail-
road ticket office and express ofticc IN
the country vas then notified TO DO on
the lookout for the counterfeits.
short time later Detective Davenport
received n mysterious tip that the coun-
,crfeits were being made In Ashury
Park by ltanney., He tra!i'd the man
TO a small printing shop hero, where
the detective sayH. he found him com
pairing some NJ IN" bogus checks win
authentic paper. Rdnmcy was arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
Workman Injured

James Adams, 10 years DID, Of 1854
High street. was painfully injured while
at work AT the Wheeling Corrugating
company. He was removed to the Ohio
Valley General hospital.
Adams was employed as n pressman
at the plhnt and in some manner his
hand was caught In the machine and In
jured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
IN Lookout Throughout Country.
Jailed at Cincinnati.

cincinnati. O.. lrcC. 22.--James Wat
son and Walter l.. Nolan. who were
though: 10 cincinnati from New Orleans
on December -. az members OF com
try-widc cnun;crfe!tlnE gang. which
flooded the country with forged Amer
can Railway Express money orders, nrn
now In tho county jail here.
The men waived eXtiadttion 1T inc
time If their arr.iGnm"nt. md are now
waiting action by lie grand jury on
charges Of having PASSED spurious
creeks int;HuS several hundred dollar
on Cincinnati business mon. According
+ he police Here. the men. when ar
rested in New Orleans were preparing
in 60 TO Tiaiunna. Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
Search For Ledsons Slayer In Hills Futile

Spouse to questions by Mr.. Roe. said
ina, the Standard OF New York owned
$4,000 shares out Of the 10000 shares
of the Magnolia company. or sixty-eight
per cent. He explained that the stock
was Purchased by the Standard company
from himself and tho late John d.
Archbold.
The committee, at the conclusion OF
l:r. Folgers testimony. adjourned until
after Christmas when II viii hear GER
tain experts OF the Standard Of New
York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
Publication of All-State
Eleven Delayed Mails Late

Word reached tails city yesterday TO
:he effect shat Harry \. StnuSburys
ull-statr Sc"lItt!" f"",hall team. k"hrd-
ulcd for rrrdS" IN Sundays pnpnr'' has
been caught. IN the mail Jam al the
Mu"E"nt"wn r"St"tr'c" Al" th"f" ~
small possibility ~ tho letter being re-
r"!,rd IN I'im2 for ruhii'ation on tha'
dt".
The letter continuing the l92. all
,.,rr eleven was mailed "Wednesday hut
v.'h ,,.,.r lUn.uGn letters In tie post
o!:!rc ii = h!.h!v probable 'hnt II Will
l,r several days ."ir leaving MhrEan'
Town The couarittS ~ The letter Is uh-
known 10 ANY Of the athletic officials
al W. Y. t..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
TYF THEATRES?
COMING TO THE COURT.

! Dec. o526-lIouse DARK.
Dec. 27.2S--"FollOW Ne tCol-
ored Musica! CoWedy.
Dec. Establishment Unit:
. THE Spice Of Life"
Ian. l-2-3-M &. Fields
! MinStrelS.
Jan. 4-.University Concert.
Jan. 5.6-Shuhert All Star
Vaudeville Bill.
Jan. l2-l3-WatSon Sisters
in Stolen Sweets" (CniO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

A has; -; "A-ka.scr Wilhelm Of ';"r-
many vas purchased 10y ErooklHA
man for $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

night. today, concluding the excel
lent play.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02

mari pentru ziua de maine. Tot
discuta. Razboiul Sc va termina
desigur, Gu infraagerea defini.
tiva a fortei brutale, prin .forta
plsa in serviciul- dreptnlui. Anne,
RIGA, in sfarsit, s'a hotarit intra
de partea sfintei aliantc. Ea va
aduce direct un mare sprijin ma.
rilor nostrii aliati 81 indirect 81
noua.
Convorbirile nrmeaza aprins 81
tefi suntem plini de. sperante
pentru viitor.
MAGISTRATES Voastra da voc,
sa Sc reeiteze, de dol elevi al
scoalei, cate 0 poesie oeazionala
facnte de ei psntru aceasta ii
maref1 Intreaba comandantul
Scoalsi. 'Desigur, bucuros'
raapunde NJ. Sa.
Intra dol elcvi. Unul este ne.
griaios, figura patrata fruntea
lata, ochi negri sclipesc puternic
Este Ion Al. George, un poet ds
seama al neamului nostru. Desi
.- .
tinir are, insa, 81 lucrari pre-
miate de. Aeademie Bomana. Ce
lalalt este balanel, paid, slabut
cairitsscu.
Anabii intra in sala do nas4 Gu
lpesi uperi' 81 sc pssEint6 Gu elas
ttrenAarind de snstie, Rsgelu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02
EAPTE MARI IN ZILE GRELE
1917-10lA
De General q. Gavanescul.
De General q. Gavanescul.

,chipiu 81 salnta, petrec$ndu-l Gu
ochii umeziti.
Mai mnlte clipe Sc scurg, asa
fara nici o alta manifestare.
Regele, cn toata suita, ajunse
|la vre-o l50 metrii dspatare de
|,locul undo, l4sase pe elevi. Deo-
(data Sc aude in urma. nOastra ,ll
|sgomot de striGate, larana aga
de puternica de urale, ca i'm pri.
mul moment, in prima clipsala
Inc infioara fara sd Tem. Intoar.
Gem capul 81 vedem pc teti, Gel
lpcstc trei mil. de elepi, alergSnd
spre RAge, strigaa,d ura 81 agi'
|tand bonetele, batistele, armele
, bratele.
Sap rupt zagaznrile fornaalis
mnlui sub marea presume iu
birei.
Era un fnrniear ce Sc mi9es
dus De vantuf drsgpstei nstkr
murite; lar din peste trei mai De
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02

pepturi de v0inici, Sc striga ura
pentru tara 81 pentru Rege.
Ce deosebire mare era intre a.
ceste urale scoase acuma din con.
[vingere, din dragoste 81 intre al.
tele undc comanda rece lie ..orin,
dueste Fl aruncate, in grup 81
|distantate in tinp!
Te c,ltremnrai, te infiorai,. farS
|sa vrei, 81 simtiai ca 81 cum I'm
nod Sc rasuceste in eat 81 nn te
lasa nici sa vorbesti, nici 81 IA
|sufli.
Augustul 81 bunnl stapan Sc
,oDreste din drum sc intoarce
Espre iubitii hui osteni 81 scotan-
ldn-si ehipiul, ii saiuta de mlllte
,ori, flntulind,-l in want 81 dn,
cand adesea mana la buxele sale
livide de emotia sfanta marilas
erOi.
\ uraaele continlll multi tiup inca
pam eaaad nn ne mai vedem uni
Gu aatii.
|, Mergem Ia scoala pentru a Ina
deinnnl.
In caEinul scoalflor militare da
intanterie este masa fntinsa ZEN
tru spetiisregesfi 81 pentru tot
nsrii cemaadanti din Bstosani. !.
In eapail nnesei ia ldc ReSels
Toti snnt. vessh toti an sperante
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02
INFORMAT!II

MOscova. - Conform tablouri
lOr preZentate de comisarul III
nOviev, guvernul sovietelor a
'cheltuit peste cincisprezece mi
lioane de dUlari pentru propa
ganda in strainatate. O treime
din aceasta suma s'a cheltuit in
tarile baltice, in Germania s.
Italia trei milioanc cinci suite de
mil in India 81 doua milioane la
conferinta din Geneva.
LOndra. - In decursul sa'pta.
manei trecute Anglia PRINT
aur in valOare de 646.076 lire
Din aceasta cantitate 637 .492 lire
valoare a fost primit din Africa
de Sud, 6.793 din Guenia Brita.
Mica 81 l.76l din altc tari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02

.1sift 3 ts * tts y ~ u
naia Cronica politica, sociala,
economical 81 financiara: Restabi-
Urea financiara tarH. CONSOLE
darea datoriei Aoastre flotante.
Politica externa: dcclaratiile d-lui
II. c. Bratinanu. AniveSarea Adu-
narei de la Blaj. = Improprietari-
rile din Ardeal. Miscarea eco.
nomea Exportll 81 Importul. -
Seziunea extraOrdinara a Parla.
mentului. Expozitia de agri-
cultnra din Iasi. - Pamfil: ''Pe-
trosanii" Soc. pentru eNploatarea
minelor de. carbuni. - Recenzii /:
Statistica, vol. I-iu de Dir. Andrei
Sigmond. 49, La crisi mondiale del
lavOro la valorizazzione degli
emigranti. Statistical miniera a
Romaniei pc anul 1920 de DR.. l.
Teodorescu. - Calauza, gradina-
rului practic, de P. Raziade. -
Pamfil: Revista Revistelor. =
Publicatii: Bilanturile soc. petro-
lifere: trol-Bloc 81. Concordia.
Anunciuri: Bucuresti, Tipografia
''Eminescu" S.. A. Str. Sarindar
No. Z. Pretul unui exemplar
Is Lei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02

Drept - Anul al XvT-lea No. %.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02

tarii. Maria Sa le face semn sd 81
inceapa povestirea lor. Gel din
taiu citeste Ion AL. George.
Gu voce sigura, cafda, caden-
tata, rosteste inaltatoarele ver-
surf:
M. s. RBGELUI.
CunOsc tara, Sire
'Odinioar'o fernita tara-
Mai mandra All in marea
suferinta,
Mai trainica sub crancena-i
povara..
,Cunosc tara, Sire, care alt'data
lAvea mdvili de aur prin hambare
81 porturi 81 corabii.... Oar
un suflet
Abia acum i are.
-
Vad dealurile sale dezolate
Gu varfuri INSPIRE ceruri ridicate
Ca brate desperate ce s'ar fringe
Sin loc de lanuri galbene
pe sesuri,
Sire,
Stunt lagare 81 sange.
81 mai canosc 0 tara,
o multi nefericita tara, Sire,
pin, saba regala INSPIRE dansa
Acpm revarsa sfanta-i stramcire
81 totusi MI sunt doua tari,
I pc care
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N. 8. RHaELE LA SCoALA
lIELHARA DE TNFANTERIE
Din B0rOSANI.
(Urmare).-

1850
''Duceti-va acuma 81 sd nu
"uitati aceiaN ce att inyatat aicea..
''Dar sd fiji 81 vol oameni de
"energie 81 sa va instruiti sol
p'datii dnp8 metodele ce att fnva-
lI'tat aci.
Dueeti-va GU bine!.. J. Fiji. tot
'"asa buni viitori dfiteri, dupa
icum att fost de buni elevi. 81
''atunci lucrand in acest sens 81
find purtati de un viu patrio-
I 'tism, precum 81 de constiinta
''datoriei ne vom vedea pc cam
ipul de lupta Ga biruitori.
'aSa strigati GU Mine:
''Traiassca armata -
Apai pleaca. Sc deschide from.
tnl spre face loc ca NJ. S. 81
treaca. Toti stau Gu mainelc l.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-02

| Cunoasterea in inima-mi le-aseaza
E aceeasi Romanie viitoare,
Caci soarelc la fel le lumineaza.
MOI team dorit, Maria Ia,
de veacuri,@) ~ +
Gu cei care S 'au dus si-o sd
mai vie,
Gu celam avut mai bun in moi
Gu jalea,
Gu pastorala noastra poezie,
Gu muntii 81 cn apele furate,
Gu fruntile de spini incoronate
ST al VENT ca n basmele batrane
Maria Ia, ca m basme fermecate
In ciuda vremii saba regala
Desfereca All cele, ferecate.
! BataliOane nOui ritmeaza cantul
Vijelios 81 pin de razbunarc,
Asculta-l, Sire! moi pornim
la lupta
De-a'bia incepe marea sarbatoare.
S'a dus cumplita noapte, STA
fost noapte
Ca mai divina zina sa rasara.
Pc ramuri scanteiate GU lumina
lCresc mugurii sub sufletul
de para
Al primei primaveri..
Asculta-l, Sire,
lSi-apleaca spre moi varful