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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-01

; again. In the meanwhile the boys and
girls pig clubs had ben organized thru
his efforts and those of the United Sta
tes National bank of Salem and in do
ing this all of them builded better than
they knew. But of this subject more
elsewhere.
During the year 1917 Mr.. Eyre pur-
chased livestock in the territory ada
Icent to Salem, valued at more than
l$175,000. This was double the purchas-
les of the year before and more than four
times the total dealings for the year
1915.
Livestock Improved.
Another marked feature of the bust
ness is the greatly improved character
of the stock. Marion county now boasts
some of the very finest blooded hogs
that can be found anywhere, and one
Marion county firm is raising sires that
bring prices practically unheard of else
where. This is what corn has done and
is doing for the country and it has ouly
begun. Another thing it helps is the
dairy industry. 1t is a splendid mater
ial for the silo, and these are being
multiplied all over the county. AS a.
matter of fact they are, for time at
least, a necessary adjunct to the grow
ing of corn for they viii provide for the
saving of such of the crop as fails to
mature, and which without them might
be lost. Unfortunately there are few if
any reliable farm statistics for Oregon
outside of few crops and so just how
much corn was grown in the state last
year is hard to say, but that it was well
above a million bushels is asserted by |
those best informed.
viii Increase Acreage.
Those farmers who have grown corn
and raised hogs are more than pleased |
with results and each and every one
of them will extend the area of his corn
field and increase the number of his
hogs. Bacon and butter are in the same
class so far as price goes and indeed
for the finest bacon bossy and her IA
nous product has to take second place
for the bacon sells for the higher price.
Another feature of the planting corn
and selling hogs is the speedy returns.
A pig purchased when the corn is plant
ed win run ON clover pasture and wait
for the corn to grow. The pasture is
about all he needs, or wants until he ar
rives at hoghood and by that time he
has the frame and size and the corn
puts the meat ON it and the solidity to
the meat and in short time the pro-
duct goes to the market worth from fif-
ty to sixty dollars. Besides the money
side of the business there is also pat
riotie side to it, for it is the hog pro
duets the country wants for the boys j
over in the trenches, and bacon IS as 3;
necessary as bullets in the winning of
he war. Every farmer who raises a
few acres of corn and grows the hogs I
10 eat it and make bacon is swatting j
he kaiser just as certainly as though s
he was firing a gun at him.As has been I
stated the livestock purchased by Mr..
Eyre during 1917 was valued at Sl75, F,
700. and this was double the value of !
he 1916 crop. 1t should be the aim of Z
he farmers Of the district to again h
louble the output IN 1915 and if pos a
ible make the figures travel up toward Y
he half million mark. {
As the Trishman remarked, the hog is {
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+" the gentleman who pays the rent, -
Let him pay yours.
MARION COUNTY SCHOOLS
CONTINUED from page three.)

improvement of the teaching of thes
subjects. During the visits to tn,
schools following these meetings, tn,
superintendent or supervisor gives thu
teacher any help she may need in apply
ing the suggestions to the work in hel
school. Definiteness of purpose in al
supervision work is the ideal which radi
ates from the superintendent Is office.
Reading Circle Plan.
fu order to make the work of these
local meetings more definite, to reach
as many as possible of the teachers
every day problems and to unity the
professional feeling of the county IS
teaching force, course in professional
reading will be conducted through these
meetings. Two or more of the reading
circle books from the state list will be
read throughout the county.
One of the most seriously considered
problems of educators today is how
to measure the results of teaching.
Many moral schools and colleges now
have one or more experts who devote
their attention to scientific investiga-
tion along these lines. The result from
these investigations has been a number
of tests and measurements which have
been standardized according to the av-
erage abilities of various grades of pu-
pills. A great many city systems of
schools have used one or more OF these
standard tests. Portland is perhaps the
most notable example in the northwest.
The convention of City Superintendents
which met in Kansas City devoted prac-
tieally the whole time to the discussion
of tests and measurements.
Marion in Front Rank.
Here again Marion county is in the
front rank of educational progress. On
all the available tables of results from
standard tests there does not appear any
record of county of schools, yet there
are scores of city systems recorded. Mar
ion county, however, has had a scienti-
fie and systematic measurement of abil-
ity in reading and arithmetic. The in
dividual scores in these two subjects
of four thousand pupils in the sixth.
seventh and eighth grades of the county
are on file in the superintendent s of (
flee. More detailed results of these
tests viii be announced later.
Superintendent Smith plans to ar
range later in the year a Teacher s Wis /
ting Day. This win give every rural I
teacher in the county an opportunity to
observe the work of at Ieasc-0ne of her
fellow teachers who has similar prob
ems TO meet. This one day of visiting
s expected to result in renewed interest
md enthusiasm to repay many times the
ime spent in the visit.
The teachers Of the county beth by
word and action have shown an admir-
lble spirit of cooperation in the plans
# the superintendent. The work of ed
lcation, building for citizenship, lies. I
lfter all, in the hands Of the teacher
Who directs the activities and habits of
linking of the boys and girls N her
.harge. The success Of any school de-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-01
Salem Public Library Makes
Splendid Showing for Year
Besides Purely Literary Volumes Has Added Manv
Books On Practical Everyday Matters

The library extends with the New
Year greeting, a renewed invitation tc
everyone to come and enjoy what it has
to offer. Besides the books of more
literary nature there are practical books
for all tastes. For the business man,
books on new methods and efficiency
are being added slowly but constantly.
Cody s 81 How to Deal With Human Ma
ture in Business, and Brisco's Eco
monica of Business are among the
many. The engineer will find hand
books ON whatever department interests
him, beside the volumes of the Interna
tional school of technology, which treat
of almost every work in the world. The
student may select at will, those that
supplement his text.
For the teacher who will be proficient
the library includes many and choice
contributions from the best educators.
He who is interested in the war, and
this is everyone of us, will find selee-
tion from which to choose: Empey s
cover the Top,' Hay s "First Humid
to Peace" " and Aldrieh s "On the Edge
of the War Zone, are suggestive titles.
Practical Books.
1t is, however, the housewife whose
needs have been brought to the front
under the Hoover regime. For her is
first of all Feeding of the Family, -
by Rose, which is generally conceded to
be the most helpful, for it discusses in
an intelligent way the food needs of
the different members of the family in
health and in sickness. OF this one book
the library expects to be supplied in
sufficient numbers that every home may
have the benefit. The new restrictions
on food supply have called for new re- /
cipes. The best of the new cook books /
have been chosen carefully to satisfy
this need. Hoover calls the library the /
school out of school," Your library
wishes to be the school for your house
wives, for your businessmen, for all of
you who are trying to do more efficient
Y 4 share of the world s work.
We are proud of Salem. We can
peak with just pride of her beauty, Of
he worthwhile work that is being ae-
.omplished within her confines, of all
he able men and women who are bear
ng their share of the world s work.
World 5 Work, - has for US greater
ignifieanee than ever before. The
-esr' s developments have opened our
-ision to the life outside our daily IN
erests.
What the stress OF war has done for
'ends almost entirely upon the teacher
n that school. Marion county will get
he best teachers that can be had, then
i've them every possible assistance in
oing their work
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pends almost entirely upon the teacher
in that school. Marion county will get
the best teachers that can be had, then
give them every possible assistance in
doing their work
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-31

moi vre-o c1tiva Romini, ne-am
incOrporat sub numele de: Tran
silvania Oil and Gas Company din
statul Oklahoma Gu capital socie-
tar de 100000 dolari, avfnd 80 de
acre de pamfnt Gu doua fintini
(pompe) pc ell Gu toate acesoriile
necesare, care ne da un VENT de
$5OO-6OO pc ri. Vindem O actie
Gu 81 dolari pima Ia SO actii $50 in
sus, pentru ca moi voim ca sa pu-
mem mai multe fintini pc loc, pen
tru aceasta voim ca toti fratii Ro-
mini care bine voiesc ca sd cumpe-
re actiuni de la Compania Transit
vania Oil and Gas Company 81 sa
alba prin aceasta un VENT bun.
MOI suntem agenti romini 81 nu
jidani. Suntem Romini munctiori.
moi speram ca Compania noastra
sa fie renumita in Starele Uni
te cit 81 in patria veche.
Oficiul: Paul Katity, 1911
Columbia Ave-, Harvey, III.
(Adv. 49-51)
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DAN.
ROMAN de A. TLAHUT4.
(Urmare).

Batrinul mergea inject sgrebulit
ca de frig, Gu capul plecat inainte,
Gu miinile in buznnarile pardesiu-
lui, ca pc niste bette ii jucau panta-
lonii largi pc picioarele lui slaba-
noage subtiri, apuca pc strada la
stinga 81 intra la cafenea; atunci
Dan iuti pasul 81, cind ajunse in
dreptul ferestrei, arunca privire
'piezisa, fricoasa 81 trecu inainte,
81 parut Cd la zarit in profit, stind
singur la o masa; Ia intoarcere, s'a
uitat 81 Ia vazut bine: serbia din
tr'o ceasca, pc care 0 tinea Gu amin
doua minile; pc Ia celel'alte mese
erau tot capete albe; probabil, 0 ca
fenea in care veneau mai multi ba-
trfnii din cartier. !. In coltul stra-
'zii s'a oprit, hotirat sa1 astepte
pin o esi, 8 'atunci. IS. Sd fac asa ca
81 cum Far intilni din intfmplare,
sd s'arate surprins: "a bonjour,
Domnule Raciig, e mai facetii 81
pc c1nd urmkria in gfnd D conver-
satie fnchipuit{, Il yaSu Wind Gu
rail-. meze fnaintea lsli, sim3ia
"a 4 zrgruppx 3 enc otiin1e stnpidx,
rey0lt ktoa1e, f lp1reo rlLn d 4 venea
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Fugi, taci! Team urit! Inchide
ochii 81 taci, So mo- te vezi nici sd
te auzi. Bine, en- te stiam vred-
mic 81 cind colea... A-ferim
Unde til cuviosiai Asa-i CD te-
al miselitf Vezi ce tia facut ra-
chiulf Mutt spuneam sd null a.
tingii Al patit-oi Ce sa-ti fac !
Nu stiai tn ce-i rachiuli Asa! Al
stiut foarte bine! De acuma
rabda 81 taci, pima til spala ru.
sinea! Oar bine cd ma fost ziua
am sd lie spun cal visat! Cul-
cate 81 dormi acuma. Oar Sd
nu mai faci! Auzii Sa nu maj
faci, ca teal topit's |!
Astfel, spunea mos Arsene
Hincu, ca era viata Parintelul
Pafnutie de la manastirea Put
ma 81 Sc credea fericit pima la
sfirsitul zilelor lui.
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moasa, privire de divina rezem-
mare 81 bunatate in ochii eli adinci,
mari albastri, 81 n zimbetul eli 0
blfndeta, melancolie duioasa stra-
batatoare, pc care simtia parca,
cum vine de acolo 81 Sc scoboara, Gu
o lunecare de lacrami, in inima lui
torturata, in vieata lui pierduta 81
sbuciumata ca un vas naufragiat. !.
La ce-am VENT aici? Cit am sa mai
ratacesc asa, ca un nebunf' 81 Ii
lele treceau de monotenie 81 de o
sterilitate exasperanta. Aceleasi ho-
tariri in fie-care dimineata, s'ace-
least mustrari amarnice in fie-ca-
re seara, cind Sc ducea sa Sc culce,
tirziu, rupt de osteneala, demorali-
zat, enervat de lasitatea lui, de a.
pasatoarea constiinta a timpului
pierdut.
Oar asta-zi ~ fie Geo ii - are
Sd Sc duca 10 vada. Trebue sa ia un
sfirsit acest turment, multi mai
|crud 81 mai chinuitor de cit despe-
rarea. ,,Doua saptamini. -. affreux
cauchemar!. -. Ce 20 Fl uitind a.
sa la mine femeea astai Mi Sc pa
re c'am spus ,,affreux cauchemart
tare, OFF crezfnd ca sunt nebun. !.
Un regiment de husari. !. Frumosi
soldatil.. Ce curios rasuna trimbi
tele, parca'i Ia teatru. Dou& 81
|jumztate; mai astept pima Ia trei
|poate q ias8 ell, de ast& data
|n,an = 4 mai las fxrx u i vorbesc
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USa Sc deschise inject - nimeni
nu 'ntoarse capul sa vada cine in
ira. Dan simtea ca O arsurS pc
piept.
Bhtrinul inainta in fund, ochii
lui sticlosi cautau un loc, instinctiv
Dan Sc scula, Raclis Sc uita la el,
IL cunoscu 81 i intinse nina, distras
ca 81 cfnd Far fl vazut acolo in
toate zilele.
- Ce, nu mai scrii la ,,Alarma i's
- Ba da, dar luna asta. /. ma
mai odihnesc 81 eu...
- Asai de aceea nu mai vedem
mimic de D-ta. Moi credeam ca to,
al retras.
Ceru o cafea. Dan lua chibritel.
nita din mijlocul mesei si-o dete ce.
va mai la parte.
Adinca tristeta de pc figura lui
Raclis il umplea de mila 81 de res.
pect.
- Domnisoara Ana i binei
Multumesc, bine, foarte
bine. Mai stai pe-acii
- Poate vre-o sSptaminx. :.
Batrinul apuca ceasca GU amin.
doua miinile si sorbi de mai multe
ori trcmurfnd din cap. Rxmase Il.
|te-va minute neclintit, Gu privirea
dusa (; apoi pl4ti.
Mergemi
Da.
81 esira fmpreuna. Amindoi, .eu
|oehii n ~, pkgiau incet, ntk sfi
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daca pima la trei nn1 vad, intru
dar mai bine-ar Fl SAL vad 81 sd i
vorbesc intiiu, in strada, la cafe.
nea. ,,Eata-l". 81 Dan, pindin-
du'i directia, Sc strecura printre
trasuri 81, convins Cd batrinul Sc
ducea tot acolo, aleargS sa' apuct
inainte; singele 'ivijis n urechi, s.
inima i batea tare de spaima exa.
gerata a hotaririi lui, Cind ajunst
la usa cafenelei isi aruncS ochii in
urma, Gu frica, 81 zzri pc Raclis i
vindu-se in coltul ulitii, intra, 81
aseaza la masa din fund, 81 ceru {
cafea, priv in juru i 81 vazu Gu pa.
rere de bine Cd celel 'alte mese erar
ocupate: batrini ca capete plesuve
lustruite, Gu ochelarii sprijiniti pt
virful nasului, citiau gazette; in j.
mobilitatea 81 tScerea lor p&reau 4
fl de ipsos; unii jncau gah, 81 mere
meniti in atitudini meditative, Gu
'coatele pc mass, "a ochii lungiti in
tr'o vaga nehotxrire, aveau aeru
Cd stau acolo de \ fnceputul lumei
fara sd Fl facut yre-o miscare.
|, Frau 81 tineri, eari vorbeau, -
Hop ocn IL e.. .~--4xNs
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A P e L

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Steaua Romina" din
Indianapolis, Indiana, neputind
tinea sedinta generala din eau.
"a epidemiei, pc aceasta Gale
roaga pc toti membrii sal ca pc
ziua de 3 Noembrie 1918, (Du.
mineca) sa Sc prezinte toti la
localul Societatii din GIT West
Pearl Street, de la orele 1-3 p,
m. spre a-si achita cotele lunare
81 a-si da raportul despre al pa
trulea Liberty Bond.
Stunt rugati 81 acei frati Ro.
mini care nu fac parte din SOci-
etatea noastra a ne instiinta de.
spre BOndurile cumparate.
MOI voim ca sd dam raportul
81 a arata ca ROminii si-au facut
datoria fata de Statele Unite.
Sper1nd ca acest APPEL va Fl
luat in considerare 81 ca pc ri.
ua sus numita att membrii, cit
81 ceialalti frati Romini care nu
sunt membrii al societatii noas.
tire Isl vor face .datoria.
In numele Societatii ,,Steaua
Romina" din Indianapolis, In.
diana:
Nicolae Tiplicu, presedinte
D. Rogoxia, vice pres
(49-5D
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vorbeasca.
Aproape de casa, de odata, ca 81
cind gindirile passionate ale lui Dan
s s'ar Fl introdus pc nesimtite in con-
stiinta lui Raclis, acesta I intrea-
ba:
- Vrei sa vezi pc Ninicai
- Eu nu 'ndrazniam.
Dan Sc rosi, crezu co vede in
clipa aceea.
- S'a facut grozav de ursuza,
fuge de hume, nu vrea 50 vada pc
nimeni. j. Nu stu. m am luat
de ginduri. Pentru D-ta insa. arc
o particulsra stim2 de cind era in
scoal1, dac'ai putea sx-i vorbesti,
cred ca lar face bine asta, ar mai
fnyeseli-o poate, . asa de trist7, Cd
mil in grill de ca. Eatz aicea
|stam moi; poftiim
Dan, urcfnd scarile, simtia ca-si
|pierde constiinta, o emotiune dis
ugatoare d inclesta falcile, batai-
le inimci q sufocau ;se tinu de ram
|Ps ca 81 nu cada. Era de-o paloare
de mort.
Asai cal osteniti I Eu m am
ebicinuit Gu sc4rile. !. Sexi putin.
San M, vino lei, ii odaie Ia mine,
|s'asteapta o sa-i spun cz. sa
vedem. !. pardon. ]. un moment.
81 bStrinul, S3pGcit, Il aratz un
|scaun si esi.
Penibil6 asteptarel De ce-si In
|shipuia nan y soaita lpi are = se
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nu Sc mai putea, acum erau aproa-
pc, = inca dol pasi, timid, zapacit
Isl duse nina la palarie. :. batri-
null, Gu acea privire fixa, de somna-
bull, a omului aiurit de durere, tre-
Gu pc linga Dan, fara sa I vada. A.
costa zapacit infiorat, ca 81 cind o
.fantoma ar fl lunecat pc dinaintea
tlui, ramase un moment tintuit pc
loc; capul ii era desert, un senti-
ment penibil de disperare 81 de du-
reroasa osteneala ii ingreuia tru-
|pul 81 mintea, Sc parea Cd moare.
Isl duse nina la frunte, ca un
ON caruia ii vine rau, clipi tare din
|ochi 81 intr 'un Effort suprem de GIN
dire cerca sa 81 dea seama de locul
Isl starea sufleteasca in care Sc afla,
10 putere hipnotica il duse n nestir
|pe urmele nefericitului batrin, din
hainele caruia parea ca Sc fmprastie
un parfum de tristeta 81 de mister
si'i inconjoara fiinta intro atmos-
fera nestrabatuta. Raclis intra.
Dam il urmari Gu gfndul, sc parea
|c4 i aude pasii, respirarea, il vedea
Gu nina pc rampa, incovoiat, suind
inject treptele unei scSri obositoare ;
|sus, la al treilea, Ia al patrulea rfnd
intro sala lunga, en- putinI lumi-
ma, fnchipuirea hui, odata cu batrf-
|nul, deschides 0 usa atunci icoana
Anei i'se lzmuria deplinx iii rzmf-
[Hea IA minte, nemiscatx "a fntr Q ra
zksso feurx ~ sf1nt1 palidx fru-
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iesti! 81 inca mai stat la gindi
T-hea-ra! Pentru prea sfinta
Treime? Nici nu-i vorba! Ha-
att! Asa! Aucma vad 81 eu BIZ
ne, ca ti-ai facut datoria cea
mai sfinta de pc lume, Pafnu-
tie! Cal ajuns fericit precum
te afli, sd 'nchini 81 sfintei tre-
imi! Aceasta sfinta chemare,
Pafnutie, fac numai Gel de-
savirsiti calugari, schivnicii lui
Dumnezeu. Caci cine-i vrednic
sd faca voia prea sfintei Ire
imi? Numai tn Pafnutie! Tu
esti alta ST.. nu VITA. vita
las-o la pustia! Tu esti alta 81 O.
mega, fnceputul 81 sfirsitul, de
la Cana Galieei! Povestea sfinte-
lor CART a evanghelistilor!
Patr.. Da! Patru, char pa
tru! Da-a Patru evanghelisti
de parte, ca sunt cogemite
patru! Hal sial patrulea! H-ah
Doamne Da bun ii! Ute s'a
du-us. Par'ca nici ma fost! Ha-
lal! Asa calugar. halal! Eli
da, dupa evanghelie vim cinci
carti ale lui Noise. Acelea cui
lie mai lasi, Pafnutie9 Ce? Nu
vrei? FIJI cinstit Pafnutie! FIJI
precum te-arata chipul. Tine!
Bea!. -. Ha-ah! Da! Asa! De-a-
cuma tot inainte Pafnutie; Stii,
ca sase sunt aripile Serafimilor
certsi! Haide, ial sill da de dus-
CAL. Ha-ah! Asa Pafnutie: A
cum vim sapte taine! Ha?...
Brava Pafnutie! TIE til bpe! III
tate teal dat la brazda! Nu te
da, nu te lasa! Opt sunt parasta-
sele! Da. Noua sunt potimile! +!
Asa! Zece usile din raj 81 un-
sprezece ramasese cind s'a spin
zurat Iuda! A! Duzina de Apos-
toll! Britt, da bine-i potrivisil !
Halal de tine calugar! Pafnutie
ta-ci! 1ncet, haide! Zi-mi un vi
vat usure-el 81 'ncetinel! Colo! 4!
Vezi? La gura sobei: Viva-at
sfinta Manastire Viva-at parin-
tele staretul 81 Gu toti sfintii pa
rinti. De-acuma un vivat mare!
Haide! colo n manastire, 81 sd
clocOteaSca codrii''.
Apoi Pafnutie sbucneste afa-
ra 81 trintindu-si comanacul de
pamint striga grozav:
= Viva-at, sfinta manatsire! I!
Viva-at toti sfintii parinti! vi
va-at, viva-at 81 lar viva-at, Pa
rntele staretul!
Cum aud calugarii de vivatul
lui, pc care il facea in gura ma
re, in rata chiliilor, Sc scoala
citiva de graba 81 prinzindu-l,
il inchid intro camaruta strim-
ia tot linga clopotnita. :.
81 vazindu-se ell iaraSi singur
(si plin de rusine, in loc sal
imbabratiseze toti pentru alta
iubire), incepe sa sc smereasca
81 sa-si faca mustrari singur:
- ,,O-h Doamne! Ce mai pa
cate! Iata cum sc rasplateSte iu-
birea, Pafnutie? Dragostea ia
sfarfmata -. Oar 81 tn, Paf-
nutie, teal prea afumat Gu spirit.
Taci, taci, taci! Esti vinovat
Da, asa Sc port parintii?... S'a-
sculte de patimaY De patimi di-
avolestiavolestil. Val Pafnu-
tie, rusine! Rusme, brc, esti ba-
irin! Batrin da. $',arci calugar
Gu darul cu.,0si,i. Cine.o We.
dea, GEO sa zica de tine, Painu-
tie? Teal ticalosit amar... III.
mai 1asa dracului eel rac:,iu.
TIE vezi cum esti? Esti t.aznit
cam rau GU leuca, fafnutie,
esti... esti... Ta-aci, fate
mort! Nici mai cricni. De mn
thar esi vestea n lumea, ca de
,,Popa Tuns" cal pozna, Paf-
nutei,, rau tie porti! Til hal!
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calugar cum Sc cade, ca tine
Pafnutie!. -. Asa, acum esti tn q
cuma! Vrednic Cinstit!.. A
sa-mi placi! Hh!... dar tu..
diavole! spirit diavolesc! Ti-oi
da eu!.. rachiu ademenitor |!
HIM! TIE uiti de dupa soba?..
Mai rabda! sezi acolo! Vrei sa
ma ademenesti?. ;. Lasa, lasa .
sezi acolo!.. Crezi tu ca Paf-
nutie. nu te site ce gindesti?...
He-he! te stu de multi ce gind
ai!... de cfnd am esit din ma
ma Crezi ca nu te cunosc eu?!
Las pc mine!... sezi acolo !!
Taci Pafnutie! Da-i pace 81 fiji
barbat, fiji calugar; asa cum te
arata chipul! Nici nu te uita la
dinsul! Lasa-l dupa soba-acolo.
Ce-ti pasa? Tu esti calugar GU
vio-os, Gu infatosare, plin de
dar Dumnezeesc lar ell, decit
un rachiu dracesc, mai pOate fl
altceva? Pia-ra! Bvi-i Satano |!
Taci acolo! sa te misti cind te-
oiu misca eu! Taci Pafnutie, fiji
zdravan, nici nu te uita la din
sui! Tu poti sal tr1ntesti odata,
sal vuiasca coastele!.. Eli, dar
asta-i vitejie?... Asia ar fl mi
selie; caci, a nu avea Gu cine
sa te lupti, nu esti voinic! Oar
sal vezi ca el crapa 81 vrea sa
te miseleasca. =. lar tn nici nu
te uiti la dinsul! Aicea-i tot me-
stesugul! He-he-he! Las ca IL
oiu da eu tie! Ma! Pot sd te iau
81 n nina, dar. ri. degeaba til
mai meme, nu te beau, sa stu ca
crapi! Da ce crezi tu> ca sunt
fleac eu? Thai gasit! =. Pafnu-
tie numai unu-i, cuvios, Gu infa-
tosare! Nu-i vorba ca toti parin-
til, gusta cite-un paharel: ba
char 81 egumenul, parintele sta
retul! Eli, dar. unul are moi
ma Unul fiul fecioarei! Me
ssia Dumnezeu mareI' Asa mai
merge, vezi bine!. =. Ha-ah, da
bun ii, Ma miriam eu de eel
beau pima 81 parintii! Oar e 81
bun mai ce zice! ST sf1nta sal
fie nina celui ce ni-l-a dat pc
pamfnt! Pafnutie ce mai zici tu?
Asa-i unul. s'a du-us? Halal
sal fie, cal bun! 81 par ca te
fnveseleste! Vezi? Cite unul e
bine Pafnutie, nu-i asa?... Ri,
da de-acuma deajuns! NJ cum
va. N-de!. De ce nug Hei!
Ba, nu! NJ Pafnutie, nu, nu. ,.
Mai calca-ti pc balamale! La
sal, mai lasa-l sd rabde! Ta-aci!
Dali pace! la te uita ca plesne-
ste fierea intr 'insul de ciuda ca
null poftesti! Vezi? vezi? Paf-
nutie? Ha-ha-a! Asa te voiu. FIJI
mfndru, Pafnuite! NJ te da, nu
te lasa, caci asa biruiau sfintii
pc dracu GU patima! Asa-a da!
Hei! Ce sa facem, trebue sa ne
luptam! Vezi? asa, halal de IT,
ne! Gu toate ca, nu e vorba AL
dolea tot nu strica! Dol sunt
stilpii raiului! Hal! Ha-h Doam
ne! Da bun ii! All supt 81 peal
dOilea dar de-acuma e de a.
juns! Ce zici? He? ST iaca vezi?
Par ca nici nu lai atins! Ti-ti-ti
ce bine mi pare, ca par'ca nici
lam vazut! o sal la dracul de
ciuda! Lasa-l c'asa-i trebue! Sal
til strins in fr1u! Rachiu tica-
los si-al Mabel! Las Pafnutie! !!
Tu tot tu! Cine-i cuvios 81 vred-
mic ca tine, Pafnutie? Rachiu-i
dracu n picioare! NJ vezi tu,
Pafnutie, cum It'll mai face Gu O.
ochiu! Ha-a! Oar las, cal vii de
hac! 81 cfnd pe-aceea, tn poti,
Pafnutie, foarte bine!. :. HIM!
Ba, tot nu! Prea degraba! M tie
sill, ca al vreme 81 pentru Sfin-
IA Trnimei Trei feta dumnnza-