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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
WHY BAPT|STS ARE
RAISING $4,000
Much is TO be Accomplished With
the Fund That is Being
Raised.

On this. the second day in the Del
aware Baptist laymen's campaign to
raise $4,000 for missions and war erner-
cency purposes. much encouragement
has been gwen the State director. James
II Shuster, and all of the church directo ors
and workers throughout the State, by the
hearty and hospitable manner in which
they have been received by church mem
hers on whom they have called for sub
scriptions.
No figures as to the amounts subscribed
daily can be given out until after the
campaign has closed owing TO the diff
hculty of getting reports in from all
sections of the State but from general
reports received by the State director it
is evident that so far the campaign has
been entirely successful. If those from
whom subscriptions are sought during the
remainder of the week respond rs pblv
rs those who have already been seen. the
fund will surely go "over the top
For each church a large committee is
at work and the task is SO divided that
it is hoped to visit every Baptist Church
member in Delaware before the week Is
ended. So well has the ground work i,cen
laid for this campaign that the workers
seldom find it necessary. as they visit
the homes, TO go into lengthy explanations
Of the purposes. With little lost motion
or time they are, on the whole, finding il
possible 10 get subscriptions, more liberal
than they had expected in most cases
and then go elsewhere for more.
A rsstatement of che purposes for which
this campaign Is being conducted will
doubtless be of benefit Ia some of the
Baptists who. for one reason or another
have not clear understanding of the
movement, This money Is imperativelv
needed:
To meet greatly increased general cost
of doing mission work for example. simplv
To maintsin missionaries. salaries. IesSscncd
because of deprecated currency in foreign
lands
To make up known shrinkage IN certain
items ct income
To supply the full amount promised
tins wear to aged and infrm ministers
and others who share in the Ministers and
MISSIONARIES Benefit Fund
To provide for expenses in caring for
Baptist soldier boys in the trenches. This
work IN no wise duplicates that Of the
Young Mems Christian Association (which
urges this obligation upon the Baptist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
WITH THE RED MEN.
Raising Of Chiefs in the Tribes and
Councils of Delaware

Chiefs will be raised in the Red Men s
tribes and councils of Delaware rs follows
April 1-Minqua, No 8, Great Mishine-
wa, Milton II. Ferguson: IIopockohack-
ing, No. IL, Great Junior Sagamorc,
Frank A. Gradwohl; Seminole, No. 40
Great Sannap. james b. McMams
April 2-Alapocha, No. AZ, Great
Mishincwa, Milton ". Ferguson; Chcro-
kce, No 4, Great Junior Sagamore,
Frank A. Gradwohl; Wancta Council,
No. 3. Deputy Great Pocahontas, Mar
gucritc Gerry
April 3 Mattahoon. No II, Grrat
Junior Sycamore, Frank A. Gradwohl;
Usage No 80, Great Sannap, James B.
McManus
April keokuk, No. ,. Great San
nap, James r. McManus: Hiawatha,
No. i2. Great Mishinewa, Milton ".
Ferguson. Wawasct, No Q, Great Junior
Sagamore, Frank g. Gradwohl
April ; Manitoo. No. Is, Great
Sannap. james Il. McNanus; Pocahontas,
Council No. 1, Deputy Great Pocahontas.
Marguerite Gerry
April 6 6-Lenapc, No 6, Great Junior
Sycamore Frank A Gradwohl: Apache,
No. 81. Great Sannap James Il. Me
Nanus
April o Andasta1a, No "a Great
Sannap, James u. McAlanuS
April II Wyncma Council, No 10.
Deputy Great Pocahontas, Marguerite
Gerry public raising
April IL Delaware No I, Great
Mishlncwa Milton " Ferguson
Past great sachcms. past sachcms
and chIcf degree members are invited
and respectfully requested to assist
tho great chicf4 on tho above occasions
Meet At The office of the great chicf of
records NJ $ - 7 m. on any Of the above
dates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

If YOU want to keep your hair IN good
condition. be careful what you wash Il
with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too nlch alkai This drles he
scalp. makes tho hair brittle. and IS very
harmful Just rlan mulsiie'l coconnnt
oil (which is pure and entirely grehsclcssi,
Is much better than the most expensive
soap or m vthlng else you can Use for sham
pooing, as this cant possibly inlufe the
hair
Simply .ooistcu Vour hair with water
and rub II in 0nc or two tcaspoonfals
will make an abundance Of rich. creamy
lnthcr, and clcanscs tho hair and scalp
thoroughly The lather rinses out easily
and removes every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive oil The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and II leaves II hnc
and silky, bright, tlufy and easy 70 man-
ago.
You can get mulsi6ci cocoanut oil At
most any drug storn Il II very cheap.
and feS ounces l. enough - last every
one ~ the family TOR months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26

Excellent Porch Rocker, just as
illustrated. with heavy rattan seat
and back. A very unusual value
at this special price. Very sturdily
constructed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26

David b Swiren. the ncwly-elected rabbi
Of the congregation and will begin at 9
p. m. on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. The Thursday n nd Friday Morn
ing services will begin al 8 o'clock.
The services at the Cbesed Shel Emcth
synagogue will be conducted at the same
hours AS those of the Adas kodesch syna-
Rogue. On Thursday morning Rabbi
Swiren will deliver a sermon in Yiddish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
No Meetings Until War Ends.

Following the election Of officers. last
night. the High School Almnar decided
to discontinue regular meetings until
after the war The following persons were
elected President. Miss Mary Dorsey
vlcc-nresidcnt, Miss Florence Braclcn
recording secretary, Miss Pauline Asch-
cnhacb corresponding secretary Miss
Irene Brown. treasurer Miss Ncll Ken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
This Draftee Not a Stacker.

Although bis death occurred last
November, the name Of a. G. Pierce. is
still carried by the Exemption Board and
was recently published among those who
bad failed 20 answer 10 their call
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
Easter Millinery
$3.75 to $5.98

Showing each day fresh new creations
from our own workroon1s, made up to con-
form with fashion s most exacting demands
but showing many individual touches
most gratifying to the woman who appre-
ciates exclusiveness. Every new color is
seen in the various new shapes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-26
Dresses at SIS

Dainty crepe de chimes and taffetas in
all the wanted new colors as well as strictly
all wool serges. Becomingly trimmed in
newest style effects as we'll as many plain
tailored models for selection. The most
wonderful values in the city at the price
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10
Notice to the Public

The community Labor Board
of Nogales has just received or
ders to send with the Tucson
consignment of laborers twenty
men to the Ship Yards at Port
land, Oregon, the wages are
1896 per day transportation
paid, all those who wish to avail
themselves of this opportunity,
call at the enrolment offices,
Noon Building, Grand Ave., or
the Stag Barber Shop, Morley
Ave. This consignment must
leave Tucson September 10th.
Employers of non-essential
industries will please cooperate
with the Labor Board, and re-
lease such men as can go.
Community Labor Board.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10
Yesterday Mr.. C. L. North.

Yesterday Mr.. G.. L. North
craft of Patagonia, was at No
gales, interviewing democratic
voters in behalf of his nomina-
ton at the primary tomorrow
as one of the nominees for SUI
pervisor on the democratic
ticket. Mr.. Northcraft is an old
time road builder, and he is lay
ing before the voters the need
of good road work in the county
at large. 80
Yesterday Mr.. John Hoy was
in from the Trench mine, where
he is manager. Mr.. Hoy stated
to representative of The Oasis
that within thirty days he had
sunk the shaft 100 feet (from
the 500 foot level to the 600) !;
and that now he is going down
the next 100 feet in the same
short order. The shaft is a
double compartment one. That
lis some sinking.
Sunday Mr.. w. C. Laughlin,
the San Javier mining man, who
had been visiting his family in
California, returned from Los
Angeles, and the gentleman has
been here since that time. To-
day he will go to Hermosillo, en-
route to his scene of operations.
Yesterday DR.. S. A. Williams,
the Hermosillo dentist, was at
Nogales, returning home after
a visit with his family at Los
Angeles, California.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10
Notice of Sale in Bulk.

Notice is hereby given, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of
paragraph 5249 of the Revised
Statutes of Arizona, 1913 Civil
Code, as amended by Chapter
AZ of the Acts of the Regular
Session Of the Second Legisla-
ture of the state of Arizona,
1915, that we intend to sell our
interest in the businnss known
as the "Nogales Furniture Ex-
change" located at No. 337
Morley Avenue, Nogales, Arizo-
ma, and all the goods, wares and
merchandise belonging to said
business, to E. M. Rail, on the
25th day of September, 1918.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona,
September 8, 1918.
D. H. O'BRIEN,
C.. LINNS.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this 3rd day Of Sept,
1918.
E. R. PURDUM,
(Seal( Notary Public.
My commission expires
Julv Is. 1920, 9-4-6t
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10
Notice.

We notify our clients, espe-
cially our American clients, that
we have secured the services Of
Mr.. Hendricks, the well known
barber employed before at the
o. K. Barber Shop. We guar
antee the best service and at a
moderate price.
Barber shop adjoining the
store of Peterson Produce Co.
Manuel V. Rodriguez, Prop.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10

Yesterday Mr.. Henry Ohm
was in from the Palo Parade
country.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. D. J.
Blair of Empalme, arrived from
California, returning to their
home in Sonora. They will 60
south. this morning.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Russell, departed for the for
mer home of Mr.. Russell in
Madisonville, KY, called by the
serious illness of his father.
You have a loose stone in
your ring. Perhaps one you
would not like to lose. Better
have it attended to. Nogales
Jewelry Co. 9-5-tf
Yesterday Mr.. Harry w.
Lawton, general freight and
passenger agent for the South
ern Pacific of Mexico, who had
been at Nogales several days,
went to Tucson on business.
Harms Brothers are in re-
ceipt of a car load of the cele-
brated Fordson tractors, which
will go like hot cakes. Observe
their advertisement, if you need
one, and get busy.
Yesterday Mrs. T. J. Wylie,
and her daughter, Miss Marga-
ret Wylie, departed for San An
tonic, Texas, where the young
lady is to be married this week
to Lieut.. Allison Farmer of the
35th Infantry.
A clean, new, up to date stock
of clocks, watches, jewelry, sill
verware. etc. We put time i'm
your watch. Nogeles Jewelry
Co., 239 Morley Avenue. r. B.
Stevenson, Manager. 9-5-tf
Sunday night or early Mon
day morning, Judge j. j. Chat
ham was seized with a fit of
acute Indigestion from which
he suffered greatly, and at last
accounts, yesterday evening, he
was very poorly.
Yesterday Nogales was Wis
tied by Mr.. Frank Jolly of the
Vaughn country, who came
along with Mr.. James L. Finley,
to jolly the voters of Nogales
into voting for Mr.. Finley for
supervisor.
Yesterday Mr.. James L. Fin
ley was in from the Camille
country, canvassing democratic
voters for their support in the
primary tomorrow, urging them
to give the east end of the
county representation on the
board of supervisors.
Yesterday Nogales was visit
ed by Mr.. Oscar F. Ashburn, one
of the aspirants for a democrat
ic nomination for supervisor,
was visitor at Nogales, cam
wasting in behalf of his aspira-
tons. Mr.. Ashburn is making
his campaign on his advocacy
of good roads, to which he is
pledged.
The many friends of Mr.. Har-
ry Chenoweth of Nogales, Ari-
iona, who went to Camp Cody,
near Deming, New Mexico, a
ucople of months ago, leader OF
the last draft contingent from
Co,,4o T,.,1z county will he
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10
60 OO00O000COOO0.
Local and Personal.

Q Q o o o o 5000 o o o o o o o
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-10
The Dailv Morning Oasis

Nogales, Arizona, Sept. 10, 1918
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20

sc va cere, pentru a mi inlesni Oca-
zia sa ma reIntorc cit mai degraba
n Paris 81 sa redau viata 81 bucu-
rie prea iubitei mele Manon.
Ajunseram curind la Saint-D
mis-.
Fratele meu, surpris de tacerea
mca, Isl inchipui ca frica ma facca
astfcl. Cauta sd ma m1ngie, asigu-
rindu-ma ca tata nu va fl aspru GU
mine, Gu conditiA sa reintru pc dru-
mul datoriei 81 sd merit dragostea
pc care avea pentru mine. j
Trecuram noaptea in Saint De-
mis-, dar ca masura de paza cei trei
seryitori, Sc culcara in camera cu
mine. Ma mimi multi faptul ca ma
vedeam in char hannl unde ma O.
prisem eli Manan c1nd lhergeam
din Amiens la Paris. Stapinnl 81
|slugile ma recunoscura 81 ghicira
indata adevarul patapie mele. Au-
Iii pc stapin ca zicea:
- Ah!e domnul eel frumos ca
re a trecut, acum sase saptamini,
cn Q tinara pc care 0 iubea asa de
mutt! Ce 'ndntatoare. era! Bietii
copii! Cum Sc desmierdau! Zan!
pacat "a i-au despartit!
E Ma Hcui ca nu auz mimic, 81 ma
aratam p 'afara cit puteam mai pu-
tin.
FE2tele men ayea in Saint Denis
. trasufa de postx cu doua locuri III
leare plecafkm foartc de diminexta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20
MANON LESCAUT.
Ormare).
r o M A N
ABATELE PROVOST

Ma gindii totusi ca dinsul nu stia
unde sed in Paris 81 cd prin urma-
re, tata nu putuse sd afle de la
dinsul.
Sa invinovatesc pc Manon?. .
Nu ma lasa sufletnl sd fac pacatul
acesta. E-adeyarat ca mi Sc pareau
0 enigma fntristarea eli ciudata d a
dineauri, lacrimile Ell, sarutarea dul
&C pc care mi-o daduse c1nd fugise
in cabinet; dar imi explicam toate
acestea ca presimtire a nenoroci-
rel noastre comune, 81, pc cind ma
desperarl de accidental care ma
zlnulgea din bratele ei, aveam slabi-
ciunea sa mi inchipui ca ca era 81
mai de plins ca mine.
Rezultatuf gindurilor mele FIJI ca
ma incredintai ca pc strAdele Pari-
snlui fusesein zarit de persoane carl
ma cunosteau 81 carl instiintasera
be tata, Hfndul scesta ma mineiie.
mi fnehipaii "a IN i soap cu ii.
t1vs nlpu III nd chisr brutAlit6ti
81 mi soin trsblii i de raid ain
so1 ik ai6 hsszrii ii suixf III
4 !! ss k ~ xdneac ori = Nj
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20

|mijloacelc ca sd &e inhat de guler
81, condus de ell 81 de char iubita
ia, - fratele tau tea, prins mai u
sor in capcana. Acum bucura-te de
durata triumfului tau. Stii sa birui
destul de repede cavalere; dar MI
stii sa-ti pastrezi cuceririle.
Nam mai avut putcrea sd ascult
un discurs din care fiecare vorba
fmi strapunsese inima. Ma sc,,lai
de la masa, 81 nu faclli bine patru
pasi ca sd les din sofragerie 81 ca
tzui jos fara cnnostinta. Ajutoare
grabnice ma readusera n simtire.
Am deschis ochii ca sd vars un
torent de lacrimi 81 gura ca sa scot
cele mai triste 81 mai dureroasc tin
.guiri. Tata, care M "a i,lbit multi tot
tdauna, Sc sill din rasputeri sd ma
mingiie. II ascultam, dar nu i inte-
legeam. M'aruncai / Ia >picioarele
luis il rugai Gu lniinile fmpreunate,
81 ma lase sa NIL intorc in Paris,
sal onnor pc dopnul de b.
Nu! ziceam in mine ~ el
cistigat inima iubitei mcle; 4 si-
l,lit 'o; a sedus o cu fermece sin cu
,oftavnri Manon MI i,lbeste. Nh
gtiu oare fndeljnils I SieAr Ga
= asAenintat'o cu pumna]nl ii MT
AZ, 60 ! . 'sileasca - iaa paraseascd.
Cs h'o Fl fdcAt ca i hi III peAsca !
a1paatA asa AZ r6pitoerei @, zei!
zeil AZ fio cll butih} * ma Il II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20

tradat Manon 81 sa> Fl 'ncetat de-a
ma mai iubi? (
Fiindca lmereu vorbeam sa ma in
tore repede n Paris, 81 mereu ma
sculam ca sd plec, tata vazu bine Cd,
in aprinderea mea, mimic nu ma
putea opri. Ma duse intro camera.
slls unde lasa dol servitori Gu mine
ca sa nu ma piarza din ochi.
Nh ma puteam stapini.
+ Asi fl dat mil de vieti ca sa fin
macar un sfert de ceas in Paris.
Pricepni ca de vreme ce prea ma da
dusem de gol, nu mi Sc va 'ngadui,
Gu una GU doua, sd les din odaie. Ma
surai Gu ochii fnaltimea fefestre-
lor- Yaz1nd ca nu-i chip sd fug pc
aceasta Gale ma luai cn binis0rul
pc lfnga servitori. Ma legal Gu jura-
minte ca nitro ii am sd i imboga-
tesc daca vor consimti sa ma laso
81 fag. Staruii de dinsii, ii mfngi-
.iai, ii amenintai; de geaba!
Atunci pierdui orice nadejde no
tarii sa NOR 81 m 'aruncai pc un pat
|cu gfndul Sd null parasesc de cit
mort. Statui culcat toata noaptea ST
q dona ii. Nici nam gustat minca-
rea &c mi So adus. Tata veni dupAs
amial sa md vazA. Avn bunatatea
lsk mi usureze suferinta lmingiindu-
laa IN tbt felul, irni porunci asa de
hotarit s. nlaninc ceya, in cit m am
.sup,as, 60 81 ! respect poruncile.
Va Ilrna)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20
In 4 4 !.

Societatea romina de aintor 81
cultlira ,,Birninta' 81 Parochia
,,fnvicrcar din Warren, Ohio, an
onoarca a. invita- spe toatc onor,
YSocietati, Clubnri 81 Parochii,
precnm 81 pc toti fratii romini
din loc 81 jur a h,a parte la fnl-
moasa petreccre imprcunata eli
dams, care va avea loc, Simbata,
20 Julie 1913, in hala Societatii
,,Biruinta" din ia Walnut Str.
1nceputul la oeele $50 seara,
81 va dura pima la orel IL din
noapte.
Aceasta petrecsre sa aranjaza
in favorul War Chest).
Muzica nationala va distra O.
noratul public cll cele maj fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintcce ma.
tionalc.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc en- ma.
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
calo ziaristica.
Bufctul va Fl asortatr ECU celc
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
Secoritoare.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 55,
Damele 80 cent?
in speranfa ca foti fratii 81 su-
rorile noastre RI mine ne vor da
tot sprijinul DIOR, participind
intr'u 'un numar fft Sc poate dc
mare la accastn petfccere, pima
la rcvcdcre anil ramas salutin.
du-va GU dragodtc frateasca:
Jacob Mhrgu, presedinte
zenovie Crisan, secretar
(61-63)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20

jnrarile, de la plecarea mea din A.
MienA Manon ma iubise vre-o doua-
sprezece zile: ,,fiindca - adaose ell,
- stiW c al plecat din Amiens, la
% ale lunei trecute; All sintem la
20 din luna asta: sunt unsprczece
zile de cind mia scris domnul de
b.. mai presnpun CD ia trebuit
opt zile pima sa lcge 0 cunostinta
mai intima Gu iubita ia; prin urma-
re, daca scoatcm unsprezece 81 Gu
opt din treizeci 81 una de zile cite
sunt de la 28 ale lunei trecute pima
Ia % ale 4unei acesteia, ramin dona-
sprezece, ceva mai multi ori ceva
mai putin
La acestea, hohotele de ris rein
Icepura. Ascultam GU inima strinsa
81 vedeam ca n am sd pot rabda, pir
ma Ia sf1rsit, comedia acessta.
Trebue deci s. Selua tata,
caci vaz cd n al habslE, ed domnul
de b.. cistigat iliina i9bitei ta-
Ile; caci isirfde de mine cind pretin-
de ca a volt Sd 'ti-o ia fmpins mr.
mai de zelul dezinteresat de i nia
indatora. Trebue sa te astSpti Ia
sentiments asa de Mobile tocInAi de
Ia el, un ora care nici M MI cl,noa-
ste! A aflat de a - q esti fiul men
81, ca 81 scape De tine, mia seris u,
de sezi 81 in ce neorinduislx = tr9s-
sti, dindu-mi So 'ntelee tOt de d a.
IL ca nnmsi cn ferta pot - t. ~
'tfmpAr. S'a ofcrit "a mi inlssheascx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20
G 0 N ' B . ARE.

Subscrisul pr@,zidiu al Societa-
til romine de hjutor 81 cultura
u. R. Ard. & Trans" ca cea
mai vcche organizatic romineas-
cd din accst dras, prin accasta
convoaca pc toatc organizatiuni-
lie din localitate la ,,Adunarea
Constituanta' q Simbata, 20 Iulie
1918, la orcle q p. m. (seara), in
localul d-lui n. S. Hampu (pool
ROOM, din 748 E. Broadway
Street, Alliance, Ohio.
sScopul adunarei este:
>Punerca bazclor (infiintarea)
unei scctinni care ulterior Sc va
afilia Ia ,,Liga Nationala", pre-
cum 81 alegerca unui kComitet
provizoriu, ca,e va proiecta con-
vocarea nnei adunari poporalc,
la care adunare va fl chemata
toata suflares romineasca din
acest oras.
Pentru informatinnile care ne
sunt de neaparata trebuinta,
sunt rugati 4 lua parte 81 urma-
tori domnil: loan G. Hoza 81 To-
sif Roman, mernbrii in Comite.
tul Central Executiv, Rev. Nico-
lac Clonta si- Teofil> Popovici,
prcotii ambelof confesiuni, pre-
cum 81 loan Pamfilie, farmacist,
a 'lua parte la adunarea aceasta
neconditionat. Ecuze nu sunt. sCi-
ne nu Gu moi = contra noastra.
Avind in vedere scopul pentru
care sa convoaca aceasta aduna-
re, speram ca pnoratele prezidi-
uri Isl vor tineS de datorinta 81
vor trimite laaceasta adunare o
delegatinne al trei barbati fie-
care.
In numele B0cietatii u. r.
Ard. & Trans.a din Alliance, o..
9. NJ Popa, preSedinte.
V. v. Tatar. 6Dcretaf scripturist.
(62-63)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-20

81 ajunseram acasa a douh ri seara.
Sc 'ntilni intiir Gu tata ca sal spue
cu eta blindete ma lasasem adus,
asa ca fui primit de tata mai pu-
tin aspru de cit ma asteptam. Sc
multumi numai sd ma mustre pen
tru greSeala pc care facusem, pie
cind fara voia lui.
In privinta amantei mele, fmi
|spuse ca meritasem ceea ce mi Sc n
timplase, de oare ce ma 'ncrezusem
intro necunoscuta ca avusese O.
pinie mai buna despre prudenta
mea, dar Cd spera ca aventura acea-
sta ma va cuminti. Luai vorbele a.
cestea numai in intelesul care Sc po-
trivia Gu ideile mele. Multumii ta-
til pentru bunatatea Gu care ma ie-
rita, si-i fagaduii sa ma port cu mai
|mnlta supunerc 81 'ntelepciune.
Triumfanl in inima mea; caci dupa
cum mcrgeau lucrurilc, cram sigur
ca voiu putea sa fug inainte char
dsa sc lumina de z;ua.
Ne pussram la rhasa; toti rfsera
de dragostea mea din Amiens 81 de
fiiga Iilea ell amanta asa de ere
dincioasa. Primealn loviturile ia
"a Sd cirtesc, Da char cram incfntat
ca pot 50 vorbesc despre felneia ca
re ma preocupa mereu.
Dar efteve vorbs seapate de ta-
'ta imi atrasefa luarea amii1te. Po-
melise dc pcrfidic si de servciul III
teresat faclit de domnnl de B