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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-12
WARNING TO FARAEks'

The following statement has been Is
sued oy the United States empio! n1eH'
service OF the department OF iaool
a new draft OF about sO.oVo men
Will shortly be called 10 the oolo's'
The Provost Marshal General has OF
dered that men actively. assiduousi!'
and completely engaged in the plant
ing or cultivation Of a crop put VINO
are listed in Glass 1 OF the arait anu
within the new quota should De DC.
ferred until the end OF the new quo'a.
Must Make Affidavit:-The locaI
draft boards. being judicial bodies'
cannot defer the call OF such men,
however. unless the farmers employ
ing them support their claims for
such deferred classification with AMI
dayits. Ii is therefore of vital import
ance that farmers Immediately exc
cute and file such affidavits with the
local boards.
Immediate Action Urged:-"H far
mers whose hands are affected in this
new call fail 70 follow this advice, they
should have no cause for complaint II
their men are taken from them at this
critical time. It will be useless ana
unreasonable later TO protest II they
have done nothing to retain their help
Immediate action on the part OF every
farmer whose employees are affected
l. essential and should not be delayed
under any circumstances.
WALTER A. HOLT.
Couny Agt
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-12

Oroville was q
{ the Better k'
,tockmcn's Ass'
)kanogan last W
Ray Tew, who
rick in Orovillt
services to the 8
cad regiment
md he expects 9
lime.
, John Horrigai
561st Infantry,
ensive training
Camp Lewis is 7
american eXped
probably busy
Iuns, and that
hey have conf.
II you are no
oil of Liberty
his time go 10
,r tomorrow an
week has been
subscriptions, {
IN who have I
vet are to be
Monday.
Frank Schulz
ed at Camp Nc
ger of the 23r'
Nor France, or
position of the
word received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
MERCHANTS URGED
TO POOL DRAYAGE
Hale Holden, After Study of
Freight Conditions Here,
Offers Solution.
WOULD LIMIT DELIVERIES

Pool the drayage facilities of Wash
inston. This is the proposition of Hale
Holden, appointed to study the local
freight situation by the director gem
eral of railroads.
The merchants of Washington can
open up the freight jam here and
keep it open by reducing the num-
Der of store deliveries and devoting
some of their teams to hauling freight,
he is confident.
This solution of the problem was
offered by Mr.. Holden to the Retail
Merchants Association at its dinner
at the Commercial Club last night.
AIR. Holden's suggestion came after
Joseph Cox of the District council of
defense had made q plea to the mer-
chants to run only one delivery a day
10 each part of the city as war
economy measure. Mr.. Cox emphasized
the fact that by such RUE manly
stores could release half of their dray-
age forces.
There, i'll my opinion, lies the whole
solution of your freight problem said
Mir. Holden, when Mr. Cox had finished.
Il don't believe there is shortage
of steam tracks coming into Washing
ton. don't believe there is shortage
of warehouse space. And if you gentle
men will pool the trucks you can spare
from your stores and let one man run
them for awhile. think you will find
the situation clearing up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

The act of October covers the income
for the entire calendar year 1917.
Every person paying $500 a year Oh
more to another must make report OF
such payment to the internal revenue
collector.
Gross income must be scheduled.
Gross income includes, salaries, wages
and gains from professions, vocatlons
business, trade ard commerce.
Gains and profits from sales In OF
growing out of ownership or use OF
proper ty real or personal.
Compensation for personal services.
Income f.om interest. rent, dividends
securities, transactions of any bust
ness carried on for gain or profit
gains, profits and. in fact, income de-
rived from any source whatever.
Exclude in reporting gross income:
Proceeds of life assurances paid upon
the death OF the insured.
Premium returned to the insured I'M
der life. endowment, annuity contracts
Property acquired by gift. devise. be-
quest, descent: but the income from
such property shall be included as in
come.
Interest on the obligations a state or
any political subdivision thereof and of
the United States, after September 1.
1917, only if and to the extent provided
in the act authorizing the issue thereof.
The first issue of liberty bonds carries
only the inheritance tax and the sec
ond liberty loan bonds carry the surtax
and the inheritance tax. and are tax
free up to the income on $1,000 worth OF
bonds. In excess Of that amount, they
are subiact to the SurtaN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

Army Men to Be Protected From
Exorbitant Interest Rates.

warning to beware Of loan sharks
seeking TO loan money at exorbitant
rates on liberty bonds has been sent to
all Army training camps by Col. II. w.
Lord, in charge of the Army liberty
loan campaigns.
1T has been called to the attention OF
the Treasury Department" says the no.
tice. that loan sharks arc operating In
the National Army and National Guard
camps. and directing their attention es-
pecially toward loans on liberty bonds
Loans from $50 to $75 are made on $10o
bonds, at rates as high as 10 per cent.
Army men should be protected at all
hazards against those who would either
mis!nforn or otherwise take advantage
of them with respect to their gov
eminent bonds. Any reputable bank
will give the market price for the
bonds and should loan on them at a
reasonable rate. Open market quota
tons for the bonds carry only a slight
discount"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
SHRAPNEL
Sidelights on the War
BY
OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

In England the proposition of taxing
bachelors. remitting part of the levy
to married men. has met with con-
siderable favor. Tho idea recalls an
act of Canada in 1870 through which
a bounty was offered to single men to
get married, and fathers OF ten children
received big pensions. Bachelors
were forbidden to hunt. fsh or trade
with natives as punishment for their
state OF single blessedness.
MeatIess days are not born entirely
of modern wartime necessity. During
the reign of Queen Elizabeth of Eng
land three days q week were set aside
as meatless ones. $50 that fishers may
hereby be set to work" The rich could
sums to the government. the money
going to the relief OF the poor.
Premier Lloyd Georges breakfasts
will become more famous than those OF
Mr.. Gladstone. according to British
commentators. Statesmen OF the nation
and other nations hatch out the des-
TIMES OF powers while partaking of
bacon and eggs
ing his last breath the present kaiser
had the Neues Palais Of Potsdam sur
rounded by troops while he personally
went In quest of the diary OF his father.
which rejected sadly on the kaiser's
character. The present ruler was foiled
in his purpose by his mother. who was
treated brutally as consequence. The
story Of this incident is believed to be
in the third volume of Bismarck's
memoirs, which lies IN the vaults Of
the Bank of England. the publication Of
which the kaiser fears.
Germany uses many methods to un-
dermine the morale and loyalty Of
enemy troops. In Italy German agent
was stationed IN practically every
large town In order to get In touch
with lighters returning from the front
on leave. These were wined and dined
| and told OF the futility of further con-
fifct Fraternization with the enemy
| on their return to tho battle lines
always was urged upon the men
Munitions workers Of England are to
receive rnedals-that 10 part Of them.
One out Of every one hundred 10 to be
honorsd By the government for impor.
| tant labor performed
/ British peoples are using less starch
| in their nnens. simpiy because the row
eminent has decreed that they should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
Dismissed From the Army.

Second Lieut.. Charles w. Ferguson,
Quartermaster Corps, National Army.
was convicted by court-martial con-
vened at Camp Gordon. Ga, Of the
charge of carrying away a $50 over
coast belonging to another officer, and
sentenced to be dismissed and to be
confined at hard labor for one year.
The action OF the court-martial has
been approved by the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
!. I. T. THOMAS SUES RAILWAY.
Asks Damages Of Capital Traction
for Loss Of Use Of Auto

Because he was deprived of the use of
his automobile by reason of q collision
With street car. Lewis T. Thomas has
Med suit in the District Supreme
Court to recover $4,000 damages from
the Capital Traction Company.
He was driving his machine, which.
re says. In essential to the conduct Of
Thomas Circle. when car ran into and
eertously damaged II. He Ia repre-
scented by Attorneys Alexander Wolf
and Lawrence Koenigsberger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
by ststs Legislature Convene,

BOSTON. January 3.-rhe Massachu-
: setts isgislature has convened for its
annual session. with the prospect Of
having TO consider many measures con-
uected with the war. As the republi.
cans had an overwhelming majority In
both branches, the reelection OF
speaker Claiming H Cox of the house
ct representatives and President Henry
q. Wells OF the senate was assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

Lasses sIst. Eiisabsths win be sung
Tor the drst time IN America IN
operate form tonight by the Metro
poiitan GRIND Opera Company in New
York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
One Delivery Daily Urged.

Mr.. Cox astonished the merchants
when he told them that 10000 men, not
to speak of equipment, are engaged in
needless package delivering for stores
throughout the country. A. K Taylor
OF the commercial economy board also
urged the merchants to introduce the
one-delivery-a-day rule in the stores Of
Washington.
1t was decided to call a special meet
Ing within the next few weeks, at which
all the big stores of the city will be
asked to pledge themselves to the plan
Mr.. Andrews said he believed the mer-
chants of the District could do away
with rs per cent of small packages
which they now are asked to deliver IL
the customers knew that the stores
made only one delivery during the day
to their section of the city.
After lengthy discussion of the
practice of giving discounts to persons
who deal through purchasing associa-
lions. a resolution was adopted, on mo-
ton Of George Topham. asking all mer-
chants to cut out all discounts.
Charles ]. Columbus suggested as a
substitute for the discount that stores
have certain cash price for each ar
tfcle, to which they would add 10 per
cent IL the article was bought on credit
extending over thirty days. On credits
under thirty days. Mr.. Columbus said,
the cash price should be allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
For Concerted Action on Chaplains

tut CUuCCIICU dCtIJu UH O1lel PId11Kos
NEW HAVEN. Conn. January "A
New Year appeal to American churches.
irrespective of denomination, to act
commercially in appointing Army and
Navy chaplains has been issued here by
of various communions
in the United States and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

A general election of officers of the
United Mine Workers of America IN the
several districts is being held today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
Will Give Merchants Aid.

Mr.. Holden concluded by assuring the
merchants he would tackle the problem
and help them in every way possible to
solve it, He invited a committee of the
association to meet him in his Office at
II o'clock this morning to discuss the
problem further and begin work.
Mr. Holden said he believed 1t wiser to
try every other expedient before short
ening the free time for leaving freight
In the yards and increasing the penalty
Tor demurrage, as was recommended to
the District Commissioners by the local
committee which Investigated the situa-
ton.
The question of congestion of ex-
press shipments was brought up, but
Mr. Holden and the merchants agreed
that 1t was separate question which
would require deep study, and Ross p
ndrews. president of the association,
stid he would appoint a committee to in
.estigate the expires problem
Several merchants declared that the
passenger trains of the country are be-
ing swamped as result of the dump
ing of goods into express cars that
should only be hauled as freight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
Partnerships Not Required.

partnerships Not HeqU1reu.
Partnerships as such are not required
to make income tax returns, except
when requested. but each partner shall
report his share of the profits therein
whether distributed or not.
Same laws relate to non-reporting OF
interest on obligations held of any
state or government bonds other than
the second liberty As.
The individual, however. shall report
| his share of any profits from dividends
earned by the partnership, under prop
er title on official blank
1t is obligatory on the part OF the in
dividual to obtain forms for returns OF
income tax.
II a taxpayers income is determined for
fiscal year ending during the calendar
year. the return so determined is to be re-
, the calendar year ending December 81
of the same year.
ITO be continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
Must Not Be Scheduled.

Obligations of any possession of the
United States must not be scheduled.
Farm loan securities issued under the
act of July II, 1916, are tax free.
Exclude compensation of officers and
employees of a state or any political
subdivision thereof, except where such
payment is made by the United States
government.
Exclude compensation Of judges of
supreme and inferior courts of the
United States, in office at the time of
the passage of the act, October 3, 1917.
Exclude the compensation of the
President of the United States-in Of
fee Octot err 3. 1917
Income is to be reported on the basis
Of actual receipts and disbursements.
A promsory note accepted in payment
of an obligation is treated as cash.
Easter offerings and fees received by
clergymen for funerals. marriages. bap-
tisms. masses. etc, are regarded as in
come.
Christmas gifts are not regarded as
income: nor are gifts of any kind re-
garted as income.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
THE INCOME TAX and THE INDIVIDUAL
BY /. A. FLEMING,
ARTICLE TWO.

of the income tax Of fluctuations in
market value or book values of securf-
ties or other property. but gain or
loss Is counted on a completed trans
action on the basis of price considera-
ton.
In speculative operations one can
show losses on completed trades, but
not in excess OF gains.
The cost of improvements made by a
tenant as part payment of rent is 20
be added to rent as income of the land
lord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03

British peoples are using less starch
| in their linens. simply because the row
eminent has decreed that they should.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
Act of September 8, 1915.

The act of September s. 1916, provides
For the purpose of ascertaining the
gain derived from the sale or other dis
position of property. real, personal or
mixed. acquired before March /. 1913
the fair market price or value shall be
based as of March |. 1913. and this val
ne shall be the basis for determining
the amount of such gain derived. After
March 1, 1913, on all property sold.
traded. etc, gain is to be based on cost
price"
Where property that has been ac-
quired by gift. descent devise or be-
quest is subsequently sold at a price
greater than the appraised value at
the time the property was acquired, or.
if acquired before March ], 1913. the
fair market value at that date is the
basis for computing the gain, which is
taxable.
No account is taken for the purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-01-03
PALMIsTRY.

Prof. Observation-Disclosures.
w0RLD-RENowNED PSYCHIC.
Special heading, 6oc and 81 co.
0o4 t4eh ct. nv. tabove Eyel.
III, DAOUD. THE sCYENTIFIC PALMIST AND
y0CA1I0NAL ADVISER Fee. 81. ONLY BY
! ekPoISTAEST. Phone North llso. Studio.
va @ Ct. nv.
MRS b. LUsBY, sCIENTIFIC PALNisTRY
Imprssstonal Life Readings Fee, 81 and q.
fealttyeI ladies only. Open until $50: closed
o1ndays. 1919 llth ct. NV.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26
A Y ! z.

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura carol l." din Ellwood
City, Pa, avizeaza pc aceasta ca.
lie pc toti fratii membrii apart.
natori societatii nbastre ca in ri.
ua de 20 l. c., s'a ales secretar
financiar fratele loan Mica, care
locuieste la 3O8 Lawrence Ave
Stunt rugati fratii membrii a-si
plati cotele lunare la d-nul secre-
tar financiar la adresa de mai
sus. Zilele 81 orele pentru solvirea
cotelor lunare sunt urmatoarele
Martea 81 Simbata de la orele
6-8 p. m.
Tot pc aceasta Gale li-se face GU
noscut fratilor membrii carl nu
au cocarzi, butoni 81 statute, sunt
rugati lie cere de la fratele Sc
cretar financiar. de la care lie
vor primi.
In numele Societatii carol l."
din Ellwood City, Pa:
loan I. Irimie, presedinte.
vasilie v. Luca, secretar.
(45-46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26
Y. 4 ~

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura loan I. c. Bratianus :
din Mansfield, Ohio, avizeaza pc
aceasta Gale pc toti membrii 81
membrele. sale din loc 81 jur, a
lua la cunostinta Cd sedinta care
era sa Sc tina in ziua de 20 Oc-
tombrie 1918, nu Sc va tinea din
cauza epidemiei ce bfntuie 81 care
Sc numeste influenza spaniola.
Toate localurile sunt inchise, in
conformitate Gu ordinul serviciu-
lui sanitar superior.
Toti membrii 81 membrele soci-
etatii noastre sunt rugati a Sc
prezenta la hala pentru platirea
cotelor lunare pc luna Noembrie
1918. Secretarul financiar va Fl
in hala de la orele l pima la 3 du-
pa amiazi. Deci rugam pc toti
membrii 81 membrele societatii
noastre sa bine voiasca plati
cotele lunare in ziua de % Oc-
tombrie 1918. Sa Sc asocieze cite
45 membrii 81 sa fncasseze CO.
tele lunare 81 pc urma sa trimita
pc unul ca sd plateasca secreta-
rului financiar.
In numele Societatii loan I.
G. Bratianu'' din Mansfield, O.. !:
George Dobre, presedinte.
Nicolae Duma, secretar.
(45-46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26

dea pc Ana partasa, vedea con.
spirind Gu Aspazia 81 Gu Misu, ca
sd i strice casa. ST cind afla ca bia.
ia Ana nu era de cit o victim& ne
norocita, Isl descarca 81 ca inima
intr 'un lung hohot de plfns, 81 par,
ca Sc mai racori.
A doua-zi batrinul pleca Gu fata
lui la Paris, amindoi torturati de
idea ca nu pot lua 81 duce Gu eli 0.
rice urma, ori-ce amintireI despre
existenta lor. :.
O, ce prada voluptoasa lasau ei
gurilor rele: De multi nu mai CLAUSE
in clevetirea saloanelor din Bucu.
resti un subject asa de frumos 81 de
suculent.
- All auzit, soro... de scandalul
lui Misu Peruianuf
Da, draga, fnchipui'ti ca VENT
aseara Rosasca la mine ~ inca era
bolnava, 81 s'a sculat din pat cum
q auzit eu nu stiam mimic, N am
crucit, c7nd mia spu, ca. =. ci cS
Misu vres sd Sc ds,sparta, i-adeya-
rati
Asi, ia facut Zoe un scandal,
nu stii c'a.yrut 50 omoare.
a batut Q, de-a lasat'o lesinat4,
Ce spni Cumi I
Aici. fantazia Doamnei intrx Ia
descrierea atnAnuntit4 q fntfmpl&-
rel; ca sti4 exact yorbele ~ care
81 le-au spus, gesturils, atitpdine-
y, espfssiupile 4isvnil ilor, ~ ~ -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26
DAN.
ROMAN de A. VLAHUTA.
(Urmare).

Gfndu-i trecea de la Zoe la Ana, Sill
da senzatia unei esiri de la lumina
dintr'o pestera intunecoasa. Tine
retea, voluptatile Anei il desfasu-
rau perspective de un farmec tur-
burator; simtea ca Sc ridica sim
gele in cap. Sc hotari sd alba in
trevedere Gu Aspazia; Sc 81 cam ru-
deau prin Mavrichi; ca facuse acea
sta casa nenorocita, ca j legase viea
ia de o fence vecinic bolnava.
Ce veselie diabolica avea Aspa-
zia asta: inchipuiti-va, Ia facut sa
rida.
= A strengarule, va sa zica mi
teal dat la lucrll fraged!
Era grozav de intrigata sa afle
cum s'a petrecut lucrui. Sill 81
Ii sal descrie in toate amanuntele
,,momentul psihologic" cum zicea
ca.
Cine lar ii auzit atnnci ce glu-
me crude 81 pline de cinism spn-
neau, 81 cum - amuxau pc subiec-
TIL acesta, II ii rSmas uimit ii mn
STAR fl putut cxpliea, cum, in fata
sceJDr mi sffeietoarea durefi, pot
mil oameni hi atit4 sinistru bu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26

le reproduce inconsistent, site Gu &c
era 'mbracata Zoe, 81 anume asupra
carui cuvint 81 inceput bataia. J.
- Doamne, draga, da eu am au.
xit ca ell traia de multi Gu nepoata-
Sa.
- De patru AMI, soro, apoi sd II
spun eu... acum dol ami, cind Sc III
coa cSi bolnava de tifos, ca avor-
tase. i.
Aici din pou lucreaza fantazia.
- Pacat, era frumusica saraca! !.
ST vezi cum facea pc sfinta
pa ell. al Fl putut sd juris..
Fiinti, carl nu Sc puteau srlferi,
carl erau sertate de multi, Gu ocazia
aceasta Sc 'mpaca, ochii le sticlesc
de, mnltumire, - luni intregi au ce
birfi - pc urma or sd Sc certe lar
de sigpr.
Cele doua baluri traditionale, ca
x ' =
ri deshideau saloanele Doamnei Pc
ruianu, de obiceiu pc la sfirsitul ier
nei, adunara 81 de asta-data aceeayi
lune eleganta 81 vesela, ii ,,cronica
mondena q ziarului ,Patria" de-
dea, Gu acelasi still de buduar, ci.
titorilor ,sai, interesanta stire ca
.,anfi fitrionii, amabili, voiosi 81 neo-
boslt can totdeauna, su facut O.
nofurile somptuoasei lor case; pima
cind aurora GU degetele ei trandafi-
ri.a. etc. etc. s n
lnvitatiile primului BAL cSzuserx
"a l e1nd = pa<ia mi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26

teles. Du-te, du-te ii zic.. Esi,
ca chem feciorul sa te dea afara!
81 Zoe, ingrozitor de palida Sc RI
dica in pat, Gu parul in dezordine,
Gu ochii aprinsi de friguri 81 de mi
ME; degetul eli, de schelet, intins
spre usa nu tremura; toata, in ne
clintirea Ell teribila, parea marmu-
"a fantastica, o furie macabra.
Cum ramase singura, sc scula sa
Sc imbrace; n o mai durea capul, 81
sfirsala pc CARGO simtia pin 'acum
in tot trupul ii disparuse. Ca acei
paralitici, carl, zguduiti de spaima
intro noapte de incendiu, Sc pome-
nesc alergind, Zoe, fara sa site cum,
Sc simtig de-o data voinica, gaia de
lupta. Ea, care Sc uita de-atita timp
ca la un Dumnezeu la omul acesta
CARGO umilia, 0 strivia Gu calitatile
lui, de multi ce I respecta, - acum,
cind il stia pacatos 81 immoral, era
nerabdatoare sal vada, sal spue
n fata, cit mai curind :. Ce sd i
spue in fata?... I'm moment Sc
paru Cd I vede, tot asa grav 81 flo
ros. A degeaba, poate sa Sc m
crunte cit 0 pofti, no mai intimi-
deaza de-acu. Sal spue curat, cal
un mizerabil, cal despretueste 81
Cd mare Sd Sc desparta de el. Uite-l
asa.
\ Suna; Roza ramase Gu gura cas-
cst&.
Domnu i IN biuroul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-26

= Da, dar...
- Singur?
= Bal. coconita care a fost Ia
D-tra. ;.
- Bine, du-te.
Zoe deschise, ca 0 furtuna, usa
de la biurou. Peruianu 81 Aspazia
o privira 'nlemniti. Aparitia unui
mort, nu lar Fl zapacit mai tare.
Ea vru sd zica ceva, dar, un mo-
'ment, simti cal lipseste glasul; Sc
rezima de-un scaun si'i acoperi pc.
amindoi intr o priyire de ura.
- Zoe, ce insemneaza astai
Aceiasi privire groaznica, 81 nici
un cuvInt; apoi un .ris hidos, oribil.
Aspazia, crezind c6 stunt spazmu-
rile mort, Sc ridica speriata.
- Gideste-te, draga mea, ca tie
nepoata, sa ii fie mil6.
Nu ma atinge, nu ma atinge,
scorpie, striga Zoe ferindu-se co
miscare de oroare; . IS vorbim moi,
Domnule Misu, acum va las sd
complotati am1ndoi. .. Mi-e serbia.
81 esi, trfntind usa dupa ca.
Ramasi singuri, e uitara 0 eli
pa fngrijorati unul 4 altul; dar iu-
te Aspazia Isl relrk reseliea obici-
nuita.
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i. De, 1ligule, rozele au
spinii lor, ce WI 1.
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