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Dixie Mason came with Won Lertz to
the inlet.
A short way down the shore was
the lighthouse. long since abandoned
though still picturesque. Dixie,
somewhat wearied from an afternoon
of skating, had retreated OF the he'll
ter house. As she unlsced her skat-
ing shoes. she glanced up to see
through the window q group Of men
passing. One OF. them she recognized
as Harrison Grant
She watched with relief the group
OF figures as they passed on their
way, toward the lighthouse A vague
wonder as to their intent fitted
through her mind and then was
blOtted out by a new interest Nine.
Stephan had arrived.
Won Lertz glided to the shore and
stopped before her. They were be-
side the shelter house and close to
the window.
Dixie heard Nine. stephan's voice.
quiet but ringing with SUPPRESSED yex.
element
-. A.TTap for Grant.
, Grant has gone to. raid the dyua-
mite depot In the lighthouse"
"Tes?" Won Lertz's interest was
instant and the trap"
''Set and ready to spring"
A SILVER OF dread passed through
Dixie Mason. Grant was lin danger!
The man whom Dixie could not for
get nor put out OF her mind. And
she walked out to where 1on- Lertz,
vas awaiting her still smiling. but
her heart was heavy with anxiety for
harrison Grant 4 man skating IN
long curves. gIided past and then
with a sudden turn faced her.
She caught his eye, and Wtnked
quickly. her eyelids making the dots
and dashes OF the Morse code.
Secret, Service?' she signaIed.
The man nodded. Dixie's heart
bounded With hope. she siEnaled
again
"Grant-danger-lig
She turned to Won Lertz. Looking
back she saw the Secret Service man
making for the shelter house
Searching n Bomb Faetory
The lower room OF the lighthouse
bore all the evidences. OF a typical
bomb mandatory.
Grant, hands in pocket had taken
a mental inventory OF, the contents
of the room. It was very quiet in the
room. So quiet. indeed. that Grant
started suddenly at a muffed but
clearly audible click" The sound
was a familiar one. Il was the click
of the hammer OF a gun that had
failed to fire, and it came from above.
For one moment Grant hesitated as
4 succession OF thoughts rapidly pass
ed through his brain Leading TO an
upper room at one corner was a lad
der. His assistant, whoever he was,
was in that upper room! Grant made
a dash for the ladder-but his onrush
was stopped midway as revolver,
thrown with heavy force caught him
above the eye and hurled his body |
back to the floor. unconscious.
A moment later. with a scurry OF |
a man rushed down the lad |
der. He paused to glance at the body |
and around the room. An END Of fus- |
ing lay near at hand. With a quick |
he Jerksd 1t out and whip |
ping a match from his pocket lighted !
the end. The other end lay across !
box Of dynAmite-and the unconscious
body Of Grant lay on the floor.
With a grunt OF satisfaction. As the |
rcd flame caught at the fuse and then |
died down to a glowing. growing en-
Der that slowly but obstinately ate
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its way along the fuse, the spy open
ed the door and was gone.
An automobile was approaching. its
course marked by clouds OF snow. In
ths machine was the man to whom
Dixie Mason had signaled her mes
sage Of distress, and with him two
others.
The SPY At Bay.
For an appreciable moment the SPY
considered his avenues Of escape. They
were pitiabIy few.
For a moment the lighthouse hid
him, and then IL was impossible to es-
cape observation Now the automo-
bile had reached the lighthouse. The
driver leGped out.
Follow him." he shouted 'Tn see
to Grant"
The machine plunged uown the en-
bankment OF the shore and out on the
Ice in, q spray OF snow.
Inside the lighthouse Grant groped
In returning consciousness. About him
swirled clouds of smoke.
Suddenly the door banged back on
its hinges and in the draft clouds of
smoke eddied and whirled-
DRAGGED IRON Death
"Grantr' Il was Stewards voice.
He dragged him on and on to the
edge or the woods that bordered the
lake. As Grant slipped from his grasp
to the snow-covered ground, a wild
roar echoed across the lake and back
again, and seemed to split the very
heavens. Steward saw a cloud Of
smoke and flame shoot up from the
-.
p BE passed a hand over his face and
turned back to Grant. who was star
ing up at him in bewilderment.
what are you doing here?"
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building that reared it's dark heights
among other skyscrapers on Wall
Street, in a IuKuriously furnished Of
flee, two men sat in conference: Capt.
Franz Won Papen, military attaohe OF
the imperial German government,
and Capt. Karl Boyd, naval at
tsche.
In an outer office sat Walf Won
IEeI. Won Pspen's secretary. His
knock at the door interrupted the
conference in the inner offcei.
Lieutenant Fay wishes to see
you"
Won Papen glanced up with a
frown.
show him in" he ordered.
A moment later Robert Fay, erst-
while expert grenade thrower OF the
German trenches, now promoted to a
lieutenancy, saluted the captain
Fay handed him a letter. Won
Papen read it and handed it to Boy
Ed. his gaze returning again to Fay.
Very good" commented Won
Papen. And now your plan"
1t is to stop the export OF NUM-
tions to the allies from. the United
states for three months and perhaps,
permanently.
Il am by profession a mechanic.
and had in mind many inventions.
Ny most recent one is a bomb which
can be attached to a vessel while in
port. and which will not explode
until the vessel is three miles out
This. when attached TO munition car
rying ships, will also cause the
munitions to explode"
You will perhaps be kind enough
to describe this bomb TO u.s." Won
Papen indicated a. chair. and they
drew close about the table.
You are acquainted with the ex-
plosive -Trinitrste of Tolual?"
They nodded. what is known as
j. y. IT," Bey-Ed- commented,
Explaining the t. MI. Bomb.
. Exactly, This bomb carries 100
pounds Of T " T. It is so arranged
that It can be fastened to the rudder
post Of a ship with a wire line run
mig from that to a clamp that fts
in the rudder. AS the rudder is work
ed In the movement OF the ship at
sea. the line will wind up, Tightening
the clockwork until the spring inside
il released. This will send the plunger
against two rife cartridges, which
will explode the T. n. T. and" he
stopped. There was no necessity for
the sentence. .
Lieutenant Fay. does anyone know
Of your arrival in American
NO one" answered Fay. except his
exceIIency Count Won Bernstorff."
Very well. We are then in a posi-
ton to be Of aid to you as far as pos
sibIe. You will, Of course, need ex-
plosives. It is very difficult just now
TO obtain these
In case you cannot get the T. n. T.
At once. I will be willing to go on with
my work using dynamite until the
higher explosive can be secured. But
] would rather have the T n: T. Can
I count on you to procure It for me-
las soon as possible. but it may
take some time"
Friday found Fay again in enthu-
siastic conference with the captain.
q have rented a garage on Main !
street in weehaWken which ! will use
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for an experimental station, he re-
ported. Have you been able to learn
where can procure some T. n. tt
II have : worked Through several
people and have at last arranged for
an amount Of this material large
enough to enable you to do some
practical work. TO be delivered to you
as soon as receive your address
will see now that the shipment is
made. in 4 day or So Won Papen
scrubbed the address Of the garage
in weehAwken on memorandum
and Fay departed:
A Iuu had fallen on the AFFAIRS of
the Criminology Club. To its mem
bers, always ON the alert to stamp
out the first fires OF intrigue before
they spread their destroying flames
over the peace of the country, the
Iun brought no Illusions
1t was the day OF Fay's second
visit to Won Papens office. Pat Hen
messy. doorman at the Criminology
Club, had just announced a visitor
and shown him into Harrison Grants
office.
my name is wettig. c. l. wettlg.
I am a dealer in explosives" he an
nounced simply.
II have something which ] think
will be OF interest to you. I have
been asked TO procure for certain
parties a quantity OF T. n. 7. You
are of course acquainted with the ma
ture OF this explosive and the use il
is commonly put to
A CLEAN OF interest shown ir
Grants eyes. '"Trinitrate OF toluol:
Yes" $500
The Plans Leak Out.
Wettig wasted no time in words
He told his story briefly.
4 week sped by without further
Information regarding the personnel
Of those who wished the T. y. T.
Harrison Grant had put the week
to good use. A casual acquaintance
formed in the past with Mm,. Augusta
Stephan, chief OF Germany's women
spies in America, had been cultivated
with care and subtle intent on his
part
At her Invitation Grant was spend
ing a most enjoyable evening in her
apartment Nine. Stephan was clever.
Too clever, he unused, as she left the
room with a promise to return with
zone OF those American cocktails"
which she prOfessed to be an adept
at mixing.
Beautiful Spy Fails.
Grants evening had proved more
profitable. The letter he had pur-
Joined from Nine. Augustus writing
desk he read later with obvious sat
isfaction in his office at the Crimi-
nolOgy Club. p.
Dear Madame the letter ran,
Fay will be able to obtain what
dynamite he needs at the old light
house at Marsh's Inlet c. l. wcttie
has promised a quantity Of 7. y. T.
Won Papen."
'cWettig!" IT was the man who had
talked with him carly in the week,
the explosives agent. 1t was prob
able that the Fay referred 10. vas the
nan Of whom wettig had spoken.
Get c. L. wettig here as soon as
you cam" he ordered, handing Billy
the card wettig had left
on his RECENT visit.
Grant greeted him cordially well,
Wettig, we have a line on your man.
Have you heard anything
mot until today, when a man
called at my office and. told me TO de-
liver the stun to a boathouse on the
Jersey shore tomorrow, TO Robert
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HRAMUL SF1NTU-
LUZ NICULAE.
De: f.. BAICAN.

Catre Sint-Ilie, ce an a fost, nu
sc site, Sc ducea Sinful Nicolae, pc
drumul de linga Prut, de la Leova
n Prisacani, 81 mergind pc Gale
cind soarele da dupa deal, ii esi
nainte un usur de tintari dintr o
lunca deasa; dar tintarii toti Gu
chez 81 Gu vote buna, ca jucau ber-
bunca Gu nevestele 81 Gu fetele lor,
de nici n 'atingeau pamintul 81 beau
vim. della Cotnari. Cind Sc uita sfin-
tut Nicolae la eli, Ell il cunoscura, 81
'ncepura toti tintarii sd i sarute mi
na.
Sinful Nicolae ii blagoslovi 81 j
saruta pc frunte dupre obiceiul sin
tilor.
- Bre-a, da multi sfnteti Oar.
Unde? La nunta? La cumatrie? IN
cotro, asa GU totii?
= D'apoi ne ducem la hram!
- La hram? La cine? Ce hram? ?
= la la hiram La Sint-Ilie, catre
Movila Babaei.
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Peste cit-va, eaca vulpea!
lar ursul, cind zareste,
xZice:
- Bravo jupineasa!
Pc cfnd ca 'ntr 'un fag sbucneste
81 de sus incepe a ride
Zicind:
y Bravo! Daca vrei!
Nu stiai cumatre draga,
Ca: Gel mari, nu s1nt misei?!
,Numai Gel mici par voinici;
Gel mari, nu s ca dinsii mici!
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A v I z.

Prezidiul societatii romfne dc
ajutor 81 cultura DIR. G. Ange-
lescu'' din Cleveland, Ohio, a
duce la cunostinta tuturor mem
brilor sal, caci din cauza boalei
ce bintuie in tara aceasta, sunt
oprite toate fntrunirile, asa ca
nu mai putem tinea sedinte nici
la Societatea noastra. Fratii
membrii sunt rugati a-si plat
cotele lunare precum 81 alte take
referitoare la Societate la d-nul
secretar financiar Vasile Borsa
din 5812 Superior Avenue, Up
Stairs la Suite No. 5, Cleveland
Ohio. Fratii membrii sunt rugati
a Sc conforma acestui Aviz.
In speranta ca vom Fl intelesi
in numele Societatii DIR. c. An
gelescu'' din Cleveland, Ohio:
George Lupe, presedinte
Vasile Borsa, secretar financiar
(54-55)
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DAN.
ROMAN de a. VLAHUTA.
(Urnnare).

Telegrama ii chema la inmor1hin-
tare. Au plecat in ziua aceia. Ana a
plins tot drumul, din cind in cind
suspina, legindu 81 capul: IN am
sal mai vad, n am sd 4 mai vad"t
Au sosit tocmai cind il aseza in ST.
CRU. Ana Sc arunca desperate, 81 DO
ci pc trupul increment al mortului
II saruta pc obraz, pc mini, pc hal
ma; abba au putut'o ridica de acolo:
cum Isl inclestase miinile, unghiile
Ell hfrsiira c'un sgomot fioros pc
chembrica rosie ce imbraca sicriul.
La Cimitir vroia sd Sc arunce in
groapa. ,,Lasati-ma, ce-aveti Gu mi
mel. i" Glasul eli era ragusit, spart
ciocli trasera fringhiile, caror
frecare pc fundul cosciugulqi dete
un snnet uscat, sinistru |; 81 toti SIM
tira trecind prin ei suflarea glacia
Ia q necunoscntnlui, misteri0sului
flor al ycciniciei. Ana lssinase.
vara lui Raclis err una din acele
dinti III carl nenorocirile parcA trag
Is fintx bxrbata- skn il1ternat fr-
easx de nebuni, bSiatul a exi-
ssl1Int 81 !, Din cauza Nnui dis-
~ \ ~ Z \ i1f j. y \ ffntfaalire AZ stu
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Sc, ca de un acces de nebunie prin
care trecuse 81 care ii umplea con
stiinta de-o spaima retrospective.
Oar vremea vindeca toate dureri-
le. Adu' ii aminte, cititorule, de NOR
til pc care i-ai plins, de prima incer
care cruda ce tea increment pc loc,
de cele dintii momente de suprema
'sfisiere 81 desperate, pc care ii Sc pa
rea ca n al sa lie mai poti uita nici 0
data, 81 ca va trebui sa mort de du-
rere. Citi ami sunt de atunci?
Prin cite incercari cumplite n n'ai
mai trecut, 81 toate au incaput in
inima ia larga 81 vremea lea acope-
'rit, s'a potrivit locul unde lea In
gropat, ca sd nu sc mai cunoasca,
s'a semanat pc deasllpra fIori, ca
sd nu mai site lumca, ca sa nu stii
nici tn, cfte-ai indurat, cite doliuri
mari porti in sufletul tau!
- All q fost Matilda pe-aici. !.
de cfnd nu mai e ministreasa, STA
mai VENT in fire, vorbeste Gu lumea,
nu Sc mai strimba. !. Stii ca ne-a
poftit pc milne seara la masa.
All spus ca mergem9
Eu am lis ca nu stu; sd te
'ntreb pc tine, nu mi q VENT
So ] spun Cd nu vreau, dar dupa ce-'
q plecat lam scris, ca milne avem ii
moi lume la inasa Cum 81 crede
~ c'asi mereef Mic mi face r5sa,.
81 efnd intflnesc pc stradx, pe clteI
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denti 0 fata cocosata, Gu picioarele
moi, pc care purta toata ziua in
tr'un carut; acestia ii mai ramase-
sera; batrina numara pc degete
NORTH familiei pc care ii dusese, pc
rind, La cimitir, in anil din urma..
Ce de dureri sunt in lumea asta,
cugeta Dan. A doua ri plecau. Ana
era palida, din cind in cind ISL du-
cea batista la ochi 81 plfngea. Tace-
rea eli, nepasarea de tot Geo incon-
joara, rochia eli cernita, crepul ne
CRU ce'i flutura din crestet pima N
poale, puneau in jurul fiintii 81 0
atmosfera rece, impenetrabila. Dan
0 privia Gu sfieala, NH indraznea
'nu stia ce lar putea spune. Un SEN
timent, de dureroasa izolare ii in
tuneca mintea, ii discorda vointa I;
Sc simtia slab las, gonit din sierra
propriei lor vieti. Uneori avea clipi-
ii de revolta, de rautate. Pima N
git ii yenea SD i spue ,,Ce va sd III
ca asta7 Parca l'asi Fl omorit
'eu !" / Sc parea ca si-a auzit gla-
sui tremurfnd pc cuvintele acestea.
S'atunci tresaria ca dintr'un Wis
prapastios; firea lui bnna si 'miloa-
'sa 4 dojena pentru momentele ace
lea de ratacire si de egoism, ia care
el se alarma numai de suferintele
lui; se uita pocait, rugator u Ana
ii, "a gfnd, ii cerea ertare AZ e X
= = 4 spue, se rusina de &c gfndi-
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CUM Sc DA FEMEEA
LA BRAZDA.
De: f.. BAICAN.

I'm rom1n cam smintise Gu In
suratoarea, ca i cfntase cucu n
stinga, Isl lua particica (dupre
cum Sc zice) nici frumoasa, nici ma-
noasa, nici de-vreme-acasa Dar-a-
poi ce era sa sc faca? Insuratoarea
eInd a apucat Sc face, facuta ra-
mine. Nevasta ,,nu j mar sa I must;
81 sd I arunci''.
Asa, bietul rom1n inghitia nodu-
ri!
Aduce ell carne, faina, sare, brin-
"a, verdeata, lemne. !. ca la casa
hui; lar nevasta lui nici nu le-atin-
gea. Balta ramfneau toate agonise-
lele barbatului, ca ca nu sc price.
pea nici boaca Sedeau toate trinti-
te, = care 81 'ncotro, ca ca nu sta
nici s'atite focu n vatra!
- Nevasta, mie nil foame. NJ
gatesti ceva?
Id Ids 1ldtC Cu 11lluCd1 Co
=, Lasa-las, da trebueste. Ce sa
mincam moi?
= Gurita, barbate.
All gurita, milne gurita, foamea
te secatueste 81 te face sd cam dai
d'a-dreptul ca nu vrea sd 'nconju-
re ca golaciunea.
Asa fel, barbatul aduce (citeva
zile d 'arindul) de toate cite trebuia
ca pentru casa; lar dupa ce vede ca
nevasta lui nu punea nici nina, S "a
puca ell 81 pune maciuca:
= la asculta maciucuta! Ti-am a
dus faina, carne. :. 81 de toate ce-
lea, ca sa mi faci mincare buna; cd
de unde nu, apoi sa stii ca te cioc-
nesc! Auzi?
Asa zise ell catre maciuca, lar
nevasta I asculta. Apoi, ell Sc duse
N treaba lui. Cind veni rominul
ostenit 81 flamfnd, nu gasi nimica
de fmbucat, 81 Sc duse la maciuca, o
lua din cui, 81 zise nevesteiS
= Draga, tn al auzit ce am zis
ell maciuchitei?
- De. am auzit draguta!
- Vezi ca n "a facut nimica?
- De. :, vad barbatele!
- Apoi s o ciocanesc de garduri,
sd i fie prea virtos, so doara,
dar prea d'odata 0 durere mare !;
mai bine, 20 cam pocnesc ell de ce-
va mai moale! la intoarna spete-
lie!
= A-oleu barbate draga! Las o
focului maciuca (! No mai bate Las
o,ca mai 5ine vi fac eu orice, de cit
so mai ciocnesti de spetele mele!
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|:departe, o easuta alba simpla, as
cunsa de copaci, un adevar cub de
fericire, 81 cum or sa Sc iubeasca, 81
ce linistiti or sd fie, retrasi, nestiuti
de nimeni, acolo sa 81 ispraveas-
ca el drama, la care lucreaza de att
ia vreme fara nici un spor, acolo a.
re sa cugete in toata libertatea, IA
re sd scrie pc fie-care an cite un vo-
lum, viata celor asupriti, ticalosiile
oraselor mari, triumful parveniti-
lor, toate nedreptatile care Sc Pc
tree zilnic, 81 pimeni nu le vede, 81
nimeni nu le spune.
Era prjn August. Mica Lori ince,
pea Sd faca primii pasi, implinise
anul. Doica plecase n patrie du,
cfnd Gu ca convingerea nestramu-
tata, Cd toate bucataresele noastrc
sunt niste ,,asasine", 81 cd fetita
seamana Gu Dan, bucatica t6iata.
Fusese doua saptxmini la R&-
daesti. Smarandita se maritase l c'un
arendas gras, apoplectic, nn fel de
goriL pc care Dan nu putea ~ 4 sl11
fere. Aglaia sedea in pat u toatx
ziua Isl cauta y CART, niyte CART
ssoioase, be care Il amesteca nnmai
Go nina, ceealalta find parajise-
ia. UnchiuF lor fmbatrinise, de.s-
bia mai umbla, vccinic cirtitor d
Ir6ut4cios, ochii ii erau acoperfI ds-
A eea nasnl Ffn3tj aves u Jezlrx
islieatd duhoil'i Il Il h 3
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velnita. Pc Ana interesau tipurile
curioase 81 vieata asta, noua pen
tru ca; surorile lui Dan ii erau dra-
81, ii plaoea sa lie asculte, sd lie in
trebe; ele o admirau, ii desmierdau
miinile, ii spuneau mereu cit e de
frumoasa, ii vorbian de Vasile,
cfnd era copil lea ar fl mai stat bu-
curos, il ruga so mai duca pc la
locnri pc unde Sc jucase Ell Gu bae-
II din sat, sal arate urmele vietii
lui de-o-dinioara, so umple de a.
'mintirile lui, cari'i eran asa de
scumpe: Dan insa suferia; pc el il
prigonia gindul Cd IN casa asta tre-
bue s6sse Fl petrecut 0 crima; in O.
e6ii strfnsi 81 hi nnchiu-sau cauta
uIabra unei sremnseari, seara se ui-
- ~ sffic colt1rile mai fntune-
cSts, e III BE cum d ~ II asteptat sa
vadx deod esind dintr 'un pare
re, spectrtl lui Leonida, Ea ii mai
stat, t,ss'ar ii 'inbolnavit de sigur.
Ana . esingur& Ia fereastra a.
steept8 pe Dan. Minnie M se lamu-
reste a iainte. Gindurile ei ostenesc
efnd = fntorc spre trecnt. Uncle in
tinapl Nj trxite de curfnd i se par
fanzase departe, straine, "a 81 zcfnd
II ~ mi tine de viata ii; 81 totusi,
sfnd i aduce-anin de Pernianu,
ec NM slneele A obrax. y u Sl[snt
4! intx 4! ~ y !. scsea n IA fioy 6dnr
{. 4 enEllk { \ siz WI ~ tet ,l;
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- AsaY Bine, dar la mine cind
am hram, de ce nu veniti?
- Poi. -. de! Stim noiY Da
cind aveti hram?
- Apoi la sase Dekembre!
- He, he, he, cinstit Pa rinte
Hramul Prea-Sfintiei-Tale q, cam
de gindit Gu iarna! $ S'apoi cine site
daca i-om ajunge bucuria!
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Dan ma bagat de seama.

+
Q, ar vrea sd piece, sd piece mai
curind, lie dor de locuri departa-
te, necunoscute; aci intro CONT
nua neliniste, 0 apasa privirile, gin
durile oamenilor, amintirile ei u
rite, aerul, toate ii fac ran.
Ce bun Dan Gu ca; sufletul lui
delicat atinge, 1nduioseaza 60
Isl aduce aminte Gu mustrarc de
momentele in care "a snparat; h a.
re Sd l mai supere niciodata J. I'll
priveste miinile Gu atentie, ca 81
cind nu lear Fl vaazut de mutt toa-
te g1ndurile ei adorm pc lustrul
trandafiriu al unghiilor.
Dan intra vessel. ! ,Poiinfini
plecam Ghici unde. si,i A.
rata decretul era numit judecator
de pace Ia Pungesti.
A doua ii Poteras ajuta Ia ,,fm-
pachetaress Tn tapiter amhala
pianul, ale carei coarde tresxrisu
fntr 'un suspin jalnic IL fie-care a.
vitnra de ciocan; rssunetul acests,
zgomotul pc care I facea batutul
tintelor III lAzile de brad, huruitxil
mobilelor, dezordinea tuturor H.
crurilor din casii, dadssn AMI un
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cine-va din familia mea. De ce te III
ii asa?..
- Pentru ca. am eu un gind,
care ma tot urmareSte de multi, 81
nu ii liam spus, dar acu vad ca
81 tie...
- Ce gind?
- Sa plecam din Bucuresti. Sa
he retragem.
-Sa plecam din Bucuresti. Sd
ne retragem.
- Undes
Ori unde, Ia nm tfrgusor, la
vr 'un sat unde-va, il liniste.
Ana flu apucat8 de o bucurie CO.
pilareasca; nu mai avea astimpar,
nut venea Cd creada !; Sc aseza pc
genunchii lui sill lua de git ! oehii
ei frumosi scinteiku de fericire.
Spune drept s'ar ,putea'
Numai sd vrei iii.
Q, de cite ofi nu MAN gindit
81 eu Ia asia, ca u IN Wis irealiza-
bill
fnchipuirea lor y perdea in per-
spectiye De fericirjy Fcu att mai a.
tragatoare Gu cit or8u mai nehota-
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NU-TI STRICA SANATATEA
Gu GHIUITORI.


Cind puteti ca sa aveti exami-
matte gratisa Gu razele x.
Examinatia etse fara de du-
reri 81 usor, nu Atrebue ca sa te
desbraci de haine, 81 moi nimica
nu lasam nefacut in care ne arata
cazul D-Voastra. @ examinatie a.
manuntita este unul din secretul
nostru Gu care tratam Gu success
boalele cronice.
Daca nu tie simti bine vino la
moi. Daca cazul este de a Sc vim
deca moi tie facem sanatos in tim
pul eel mai scurt, cazuri care nu
Sc pot vindeca, moi nu lie primim.
Consolidate 81 exAminare Sc da
gratis.
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