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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
DIES AT A
RIPE OLD AGE

R. L. Glaier has received a tele-
gram announcing the death of his
uncle, Emery Ackley of Brandon,
Wis. Mr.. Ackley was 102 years old
last June. He leaves one son Char
les, who resides in st. Paul and is in
his S0th year, also daughter Elite,
al home.
H H. Porter contributes the follow
ing:
Emery o. Ackley. who died at his
home in Brandon, Wis, last week,
was one hundred and two years old
last June He had many nephews and
nieces in and near Baraboo, all of
whom visited him at his home on his
one hundredth birthday. He was feel
ing we'll at the time and showed us
some hay he had moved with scythe
the day before.
His mind seemed perfectly clear
and except for being hard of hearing
he could talk and visit as we'll as
getting along in years.. He was q
farmer for three-fourths of a century
but had lived in town for several
years before his death. He never used
liquor or tobacco although the booze
crowd tried to bolster up their bust
ness by starting the story that "Old
man Ack1ey was hale and hearty al
100, and able to walk up town daily
for his regular drink which was 81
ways the strongest he could find" He
visited relatives in Baraboo and Fair
field in 1911 which was his last visit
here.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
FARMERS meet
TO BE- BIG DAY
FOR BARABOO

ON Friday, February oath, Orriel
Philbrick of the Philbrick garage in
cooperation with the merchants of
Baraboo is putting on big day OF
especial interest to farmers but al
SO of advantage to the town folks.
st one-thirty at the Ringing thea
ter, a free program will be given by
representatives of the Ford company.
There will be three instructive talks,
the subjects being, Ford Policy To
ward Consumer, "The New Era in
Farming" and What FOrdson viii
Do For the Farm" There will also
be three special moving pictures and
music. Practically all of the mer-
chants have offered prizes on that
day
In addition to these attractions,
the stores are all offering bargains
of some sort on Friday SO it will be
Bargain Day in Baraboo for every
one.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
BETHEL RESIDENT GOES
TO MILWAUKEE FOR AN
~H-nA-On, na~-s-r 1,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. Messing OF Bethel, near La
Vale has been very sick. All the
children were called home. She is
much better at present. Her daugh-
ter Mrs. Anna Gibeaut went to Mil
waukee for an operation during the
illness of her mother. She is doing
fine.
Quite a number of the Bethel la
dies gathered at the home of Mrs
Franklin Feivor for a quilting. A
good dinner and time were enjoyed
by all.
Several of the school children of
Bethel went to Ironton to write on
diploma examinations.
Rev. Wesley Markee of La Vale
and Rev. Joe Clawson from near
Hillsboro are holding meeting at
Valley Wisconsin.
A large number of the Bethel peo-
pie gathered at the home of Walter
Burmester Friday evening for fare
well party He has been moving his
goods to Reedsburg where he has
purchased place.
Maurice Moon spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Moon. He is attending
Reedsburg High school
Joe Bauer was called to Richland
Center on probate court on the 18th
of February.
Ray Gibbons has bought the Fine
gan estate and has just finished NOV
ing to his new home
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23

On January %, 1878, Henry How
ard Potter died of congestion OF the
lungs, as it was called, the pneu-
monia of today. He was out the last
time to attend the funerals of J. |.
Werlich and James A. Struthers,
Mr.. Potter was one of the most ster-
ling of citizens. Drs. Favill and Ward
of Madison were summoned in counsel
All through his illness "his condf-
ton was continually the principal OBJ
iect of public concern" He was only
81 years old. He came to Baraboo in
1849 and for a short time clerked for
the Burringtons where the First Ma
tional bank stands. In 1856 he mar
ried Emma A. Maxwell, daughter OF
his employer. The series of four or
five deaths in which his occurred
doubtless enshrouded Baraboo in the
deepest gloom it ever has known.
Three daughters and son reside in
Baraboo.
William Toole was elected presi-
dent Of the county horticultural so
ciety, probably the sole survivor now
of that organization Of forty-four
years ago. Here are the other Off
GERS: J. w. Wood vice-president, Mrs.
M. M. Davis and j. N. Savage secre-
taries. and w G. Warner treasurer,
with Fl. H. Hewlett, R. H. Strong,
Mrs. H. Ryan, Mrs. P. Chapman and
Miss Mary Hewlett on the executive
committee
The Cardiff giant Of stone-a huge
hoax-was dug up in the east, cir
cumstance that reminded the edi-
tor that lone Hull, the sculptor, is
remembered by many Baraboo peo-
pie as the man whose heavily insur-
ed tobacco house burned here some
years ago" Further we are inform
ed that "old P. T. Barnum was part
ner in this latest fraud which is not
so.
Union temperance meetings con-
tinued, Rev. S.. w. Horner, Rev. E..
Prouly and Rev. ]. E. Irish the chief
speakers.
The editor was unavoidable pre-
vented from attending Mr.. Applebee's
lecture on money-but he heard all
sorts of opinions on it from all sorts
of men,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
Baroboo in 1878
GIeanings From Local Newspaper of "A Years Ago
BY O. D. BRANDENBURG

James 0. Ashley had an auction
sale on Websters Prairie preparatory
to going to Kansas.
John Wing, old settler of Greenfield,
died to typhoid pneumonia, "the same
disease that has caused SO many
deaths here of late"
G. A. Sumner moved into "his ele-
CANT new block" the present War
rem hotel; and Jones & Griggs "came
up on the county seat from under
the hill'.
Col. r. M. Strong, cashier of the
Baraboo bank and not relishing con
finement, sold his interest to J. Van
Orden who became cashier. Mr. Van
Orden, the editor observed, els a
young gentleman of superior business
qualifications and favorite with Gus
toners of the bank" in which he mad
been serving as assistant cashier.
Among pupils in room of the high
school neither absent nor tardy were
George Thuerer, Lizzie Kramer, Cora
Kent, Sarah Holden, Clara Dyrud,
Mamie McDermott, Cora Rich, Cora
Hirschinger, George Claus, Arthur
Johnson and Gordon True.
Fred Crouch was back latter a
long absence"
Daniel Worth, i'll with the fateful
pneumonia, was bit better
The marriage was reported Of Miss
Lille Bowen at PniIo, H., and w.
w Vaudeville, a druggist of Cham
paign. Some of us younger boys rath-
er adored Lille, silently of course.
She was pretty girl.
Thomas Kerner, clerk for C. e.
Ryan, was ILL.,
Mrs. Croly of Michigan, formerly
Mrs. Maria bennett, Baraboo teach
er of much popularity, was visiting
her father, DR.. Charles Cowles.
Professor Willis, school superin-
tendent was inveigled to the high
school and when he entered the as
sembly room welcome chorus
burst forth from large choir, the
pleasure Of the evening being contri-
buted to by the Misses Hofstatter,
the Misses Mathews and DR.. L. ".
Wood and wife" Professor Willis was
presented with a handsome score
tary," a somewhat equivoeaI phrase
in these later days.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
BUSINESS METHODS

When the agent brought Mrs. Tar
ley her fire insurance policy he re-
marked that it would be we'll for her
to pay the premium at once.
How much will it be? she asked.
about fifteen dollars. Wait a min
ute and I'll find the exact amount"
Z ooh, how tiresome!" she exclaimed.
Tell the company to let it stand and
deduct it from what they will owe
when the house burns down. Amer
lean Legion Weekly
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
MISSIONARY GIVES TALK
ON INDIA AT LA VALE

A returned missionary, Mr.. Peter
son, from India spoke to full house
at the Advent Christian church at
La Vale Friday evening. His topic
was India Needs, Opportunities for
Christian Workers. His lecture was
illustrated by charts. He left Satur-
day for Magnolia.
A genuine thunder storm visited us
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schwartz was
called to Wonewoc Thursday by the
death of a cousin of Mr.. Schwartz.
The Mothers club met with Mrs.
Sherm Gardner Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Carrie Page Ingham has been
i'll with the grippe.
Mrs Ora F'ike was very i'll few
days.
Chas. Pugh and family visited the
parental home Sunday. They returned
to Reedsburg where they reside in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gates of Wonewoc
visited relatives here Sunday.
The M. w. A. and r. N. A. enjoy
ed a social gathering in their hall
recently.
The snow has nearly disappeared.
The Junior Loyal Workers held
their regular meeting Sunday after
noon.
Miss Pearl Greaves has been on the
sick list for several days.
Schuyler Sloniker came from Moore
head, Mimi, for visit with relatives
Mrs. Mate Shaddock and daughter
after an extended stay with her
uncle Albert Pound left for Kilbourn
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitley visited
at the Jos. Whitley home in Reeds
burg Sunday afternoon.
Miss Laura Anderson visited Mrs
Leone Barnett in Madison Sunday.
Merwin Miller came from his school
near Milwaukee to visit his parents
and sister Glen, who will leave in q
short time for Washington, d. G
where she has a government position
The Helpers Union will meet with
Mrs Chas. Field Thursday afternoon
Preaching services was held in four
churches in town last Sunday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
O D O o . = q
SATURDAY
q ) 8 o . O o G o

x U - " - y u y x
The -Diffenbaugh Wrench &
Tool company located in the Fixing
ton building on Fourth street, reports
they will be running full force next
week. They have received word that
their forgings will be here the goth OF
this month. Mr.. Ebert OF the Inter
state Drop Forge company of Milwau-
kee has put in his bid to make for
gings for them for a larger sise
wrench which they are planning on
having ready for the market April
LIST. The wrench company reports
business generally picking up in their
line and also reports that they are
planning on making larger sizes as
soon as they can get to it. The de-
mand for the II inch wrench seems
to be popular among automobile own
ers. These wrenches will take the
largest spark plugs and fit a great
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
FIRE OCCURS At Starring
TON MILL. DELTON

One of the small buildings adioin-
ing the L. Sarrington farm, Delton,
caught afire recently. Considerable
damage was done before the blase
was brought under control
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
COUPLE WE'D RECENTLY
AT WILSON CREEK

Gladys M Robson, Wilson Greek
and William 7. Wilkinson, Mazoman-
lie were married recently at the home
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
ENGINEER Is TAKEN
TT. At CHICAGO

Engineer Charles Watson, running
between Chicago and Elroy, was TAX
en- i'll recently at Chicago.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23
NEW BANK, PRAIRIE DU SAC
HAS A CLOCK WITH CHIMES

The new Sank bank, Prairie du Sac,
has an electric Illuminated clock.
The chimes peal out the time every
quarter of an hour.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-02-23

of the brides parents, Mr.. and MIRA.
f. B. Robson OF Wilson Greek.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-12
IN vITARE {

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Minerii Romani't din
Sweitzer w. Va, are onoare a
invita- pc toate Onor. Societati.
Parochii 81 Cluburi precum 81 pe
toti fratii Romani din loc 81 jur
a lua parte la Petrecerea ce va
avea loc in ziua de 16 Iulie 1922
in hala din Maniton w. Va, in
ceputul va Fl la orele l 30 P. NJ.
81 va dura pana la II P. M.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii soc
Damele 25c.
Muzica din Uniune va distra
pc onor. public Gu ccle mai fru.
moase arii de dams 81 cantece
rationale.
Smprasolviri Sc primesc Gu
mare multumita 81 Sc vor cuita
pc calea ziaristica.
Bufetul va ii araniat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 beuturi
recoritOare.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
romani din lOc 81 iur ne vOr da
sprijinul D-nealor, participant
intr un numar cat sc poate de
mare pana la revedere am ramas
salutandu-va Gu frateasca dra-
goste.
Comitetul Aranjator.
(162-63).
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DARE DE sEAMA.

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Campul Libertatii"
din New Duluth, MINI. Avand
sedinta generala in ziua de 4 Iulie
1922. Dupa mai multe propuneri
81 desbateri avand 81 darea de
sama pe Sase luni trecute. Tot
odata 81 alegerea nouilor fupc-
tionari pc periodul al doilea la
carl sau ales urmatorii:
Irimie Racatean, Presedinte.
Petru Virvu, Vme.presedinte.
Gherasinm Giurgiu, Caesar.
Shnioa Turcu, Secretar. prim
81 Bibliotecar. ate "a ,q
Todor Somesan, Secrstars fin.
HE Androne, Controlor sie re-
gistre.
Niculae Bendeschi, Controlor
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co n vo CAR E

SOcietatea Romano de AjutOr
81 Cultura ''Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii'' din Detroit, Mich.
pc aceasta Gale ConvOaca pc toti
membrii 81 membrele la sedinta
generala de 6 luni, care va avea
Loo Dumineca Is Iulie a. c. in
Hala Societatii propie din 1425
Farnsworth Str.
Sedinta Sc deschMe la orele 8
"a. m.. Sc va ridica la orele II 30,
sc va redeschide La orele | 80
p. M, deci sunteti rugati 81 tot
odata sunteti obligati Ca toti
membri 81 membrele de lua
parte la sedinta aceasta, find
una din cele mai inportante Sc
dinte din care avut Societatea
noastra pana in present.
La ordinea zilei va Fl punctele
ccle mai insemnate ~ Darea de
seama a Hailei dc la inceperea
cladirei. . Alegerea functionari-
lor pc periodul al doilea al anului
1922.
Find ca aceste puncte sunt in.
teresante pentru toti membrii 81
membrele in general mai ales eel
din urma, sunteti Gu insistenta
rugati de lua parte.
In speranta ca va yeti face da-
torinta de membrii cinstiti al a.
eestei societati 81 yeti Fl prezenti
la sedinta la orele amintite mai
sus, am ramas salutandu-va GU
drag, al D-voastra Gu deosebita
stima.
P. Gabrian, presedinte.
Nicolae Dragos, secretar.
(161-62).
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c0NvOcARE

Presidiul Societatii Romano dc
Ajutor 81 Cultura ''Albinas' din
New Castle, Pa. pc aceasta Gale
Convoaca ,pe toti membrii de a
lua parte la sedinta generala
lunara, care Sc va tinea in ziua
de l6 Julie 1922. Ilts.
Sedlnta Sc va deschide Ia
0rele p. m. precis.
La cctirea listei functionarilor
81 a membrilor cei absenti vor Fl
Dedapsiti conform Statutulm.
Fratii membri sunt rugati de
a nu lipsi de la aceasta sedinta
avand puncte foarte importante
spre discutie. atat darile de sam6
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kUVEIE
De I. sLAvICI.+)

ultandu-ma spre curtea vOastra.
- All! ii zise Marta desnadaj-
duita. Ma cuprinde groaza, cand
ma gandesc; dar asa vrea tata.
Zee vrea tata! striga Miron.
Nu mai vrea nimeni mimic. Acum
nu, nu te mai scoate nimeni din
bratele mele. Orr esti q mea, orr
Q Doamne, "a 81 no zic intr 'un
ceas rau, ori te ucd Gu mana mea
Nu-mi mai stunt stapan.
Marta Sc slipi mai dinadins de-
dinsui; el dnsa deodsta 9 dete
la oparte.
Du-te! ii Use spoi. De ce-ai We
nitf De ce ma duel in spita7 d
&c ma scott din minti1
Miroane! grGi Marta fnduio'
sata, spropiinduse az <lSnsul 4
cuprinzandn-l din nou c,a bratels
|ei rotunde. Nh m1 trinitei 1 Lasa'
Emk y w laerea 4 tine, = stan
prenn y ~ & n
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lume, sd ne povestim amarul. Mi.
roane! striga apoi din nou 81 il
saruta. Nu ma lasa, caci pier!
Miron sta sguduit de lupta &c
Sc petrecea la sufletul lui. Numai
acum ajunsese a-si da pc deplin
seama despre cele ce Sc petrec.
eeau Gu dansul. Incetul Gu incetul
fafa lui Sc umplu de o liniStitd
asprime.
Mario! graf Ell inject. MOI tre-
bue sa ne despartim pentru tot
deauna. Ceasul acesta zestrea
vietii noastre. Nu uita, ca eSti
fiica Mihului. Ce ar zice lnmea
dsca tear vedea aici Gu minei
Marta tresari 81 priv inspai-
mantata fmprejur, apoi Sc indrep-
ta 81 ramase turburata 'naintea
lui.
Da !! ma due, zise ca, dar sa
|stii Cd ma prapadesc.
Dnmnezeu sat binecuvintexs
tot pssnl! erai Miron trist, apoi Q
|cuprinse IN brate. o saruta 81 dltpx
100. - S. ~ a- - - =
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apoi incaleca pc buestras 81 pleca
spre munte.
C0cOSii cantau de zori, vitele
mugeau, pasarile dsi spalau pc
nele, ziua tot mai multi Sc revarsa
81 tot mai multi Sc desvaluia din
nOapte.
Mihu Sc svarcolia in culcusul
sau. Nu mai putea sa-si dea sea-
ma, daca a dor1ait orr daca . ye-
zut treaz toats noAptea, ci sta Gu
prins de obosealk, asemenea unll
ON, care treeut printr 'un cir de
sguduiri 81 nuli mai este stapan
pc Q singura cugetare hotarlta. Il
era sila Sd Sc ridice sil cuprindea
un fel de lensgk zngrozire cand
Sc gambia, ca peste Il are 81 pri-
measca oamenis = casx, q vcr.
'beasea' 81 81 fie "a bx'gare Dc sea
ma u tot &c - altii u = tot e
trebuie 81 zicz ori = faca a
fnsusi.
sculindu-se. liha ERA mai
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( VI
pc luna Iunie a. {. cat 81 Bilantul
pc 6 luni trecute. Verificarea
|Procesului Verbal din trecut pre-.
darile functionarilor vechi la Gel
noui alesi.
In speranta ca toti fratii mem.
bril- Sc vor interesa de ce aveln
important 81 va Fl prezeni Ia
|orele mentionate.
Seminar in numele Societatil
''Albina" din New Castle, Pa.
Theodor Barza, presedinte.
Toma Axente, prim secretar.
(161-62).
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Mihule! ii zise ca Gu sta
ruinta. Eu nu stu ce e de capul
Martei. Aseara q stat pana tarziu
pc laita de sub parul din fundul
gradinii Cand s'a 6ntors apoi in
casa, era mahnita 81 tacuta, lara
dupa ce s'a asezat la odihna, me-
|reu suspina, mereu Sc sNircolia in
culcus 81 plangea prin Wis de Sc
inabusia. Eu nu stu &c 0 ii,
sfarsi ca stergandu$i lacramile.
Mn stii! graf Mihu indarjits
- Sc vetle CD stii. - Ba s'a bas
cura, ca iese din casa. Sc yede c&
eu md bucnr; Sc vede Cd tn te
bucuri! Stii ca nu ne mai ramane
,nici cane, nici pisica, daca pleaca
ca. Toata casa Sc duce Gu dansa.
II era greu Mihului IL inima !;
,dar M sse arata 81 nu-si desvelea
'sIxbiciunea chiar nici fnaintea
snevestsi.
Aga-i! uM,a Safta. Astxzi
'dinineaf4 Z am dntrebst.o: Mario,
drags mamei, ce-ti ei TSces a
tkcea. M ,pnteem y scot . sinea,
rk vorbx. din e.. Privia mereu u
mine, par' r'ef era nperist AZ
voia' y AZ roaee, par;cI toia
zksii eesrx iertere. 81 t1e6 5iSs
i lfusG i,siil II
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CoMUNICAT

Toti actionarii Companiei de
publicitate a u. S. r. A. ziarul
America, sunt rugati pentru
interesul propriu a-si comunica
adresa corecta la acest oficiu, in
Gel mai scurt timp posibil.
Acest comunicat nu sc refera
la Societatile actionare carl q
partin U. s. r. A.
Cleveland, o. la "a Iunie 1922.
N. N. BOERIU, Secretar Adm.
sos Detroit Ave. Cleveland, O.
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',Nimic, zise ca in sfarYit, dar
grozav mi-e de greu. Roaga pc
tata sa nu facem All logodna.
- CUNT nu vrei sd te mariti
dupa Tpdorica? 0 intrdbai eu.
',Da, fmi raspunse ca, ma marit,
dar mai taniu. Numai acum nu.
- ANi, Mihule, mi Sc ralpe
.inima. Trimite vorba, ca astazi nu
Sc poate, ca Marta bolnsva, ca
eu nu sunt bine, ca. in sfaSit,
spune ceva.
Mihu asculta oprindu-si rasu-
farea, lar cand sofia So ii vorbi
despre alnanarea logodnei priv
indelung si uimit Ia dausa.
Safto! zise 81 apoi, tai esit
din fire Cum s'ar putea 81 mai
schimbam up lucru, csre : pus Il
calei Primesc oamenii lui Cosma,
oameni de, cinste, cu care nu te
poti ,juca, les dau vorba mea, satul
fntreg stie ca Stat en-, cat y
'Oosma suntem tatA de logodn1,
u spoi top, q din senin, ss-mi
cae voabs, pc care am grait-Q Gu
muIta chibsuiald, u ma fec de
lfpl lalsnii
1. iDsrk Marta ~ voisgte! /! srki
-
MI W. ~ lfxspnlss Min
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MOASA ANA SOLCOI
din Wed Avenue. No. 831
C0Nv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Romania Noua'' din
Cambridge, Ohio Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal din loc lua
parte la sedinta generalf ce Sc va
tinea in ziua de Is Iulie 1922 la
orele ] 30 p. m. in locuinta d-lui
George Muloiu sub No. 511 Nord
2nd Str. La ordinea zilei va Fl
mai multe chestii de resOlvat in
favorul Societatii. Deci prin pre-.
senta convocare speram cd tot
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membrii Societatii vor lua parte
la sedinta.
In numle Societatii Roma.
MIA NOua".
Emilian Cojocariu, presedinte
George Muntean, secretar fin.
W2-63).
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nedumirit. Stu 81 dnteleg ca nu
yoieste. Dar voiesc eu 81 asa tre-
bue sd fie, cum... trebue sa tie.
'.Dar Mihule, grozav...
Nevasta! ii striga Mihu T.
prins. Da-mi pace! Nu-lni pune
foe in crestetul capului, cacii I'd
nu am Dumnezeu, daca nu sfarim
tot ce-mi cade in yedere. Asa tre-
bne Sd fie. Lasa-ma!
Safta esi, lar Mihu ramase ua.
bland prin casa.
Am Sd trag 0 nunta, incst
sal mearga vestea in sapte tari,
III Use el intr'un tarziu. I'm an
intreg Sd nu Sc mai curme beta,
81 nepOtii Sd povesteasca, cum .
fost cind Mihu si-a dat fata din
'casa 81 facut legatura de cns-
erie Gu Cessna Elorii Caoacului.
Esind in curte 81 mergand pc =
grajdgri, Mihu M sdsia mimic
d4pa dorinta 50, certs pe'toti ceti
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