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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
Boy Of Seventeen, Self Made
Manufacturer In England

LONDON, England. July 81
London has a boy prodigy Of IT
who is well on his road toward be-
coming a self-made millionaire.
He Is the youngest employer of la
Dor in England, and owns a factory
working on large government con-
tracts.
His name is Robert Scott. At IA
he left school and struck out for HIM
self, showing such engineering skill
that at 10 he was earning $40 a week.
While still at that age he, with
another boy, rented a small room ind
commenced making r and nuts.
The partner was drafted for the army,
but young Scott continued his little
shop, and was 500 able to rent a
small factory and employ IL men and
He had saved $4,000. which he
spent for machinery, and another
$4,000 he had invested in war bonds.
Government contracts for airplane
parts soon put him In the way Of max
ing q fortune.
Young Scott is a tall. fresh-look-
ink youth. wearing spectacles and
overalls.
It have always loved engineering"
he said in an interview. AT school I
was invariably at top of the engi-
neering class. and / made one or two
models In those days.
ION leaving school I became an en-
ploye of n the largest firms of en-
gineers in London. After a time / was
placed in charge of a department of
about fifteen men.
IT was not quite sixteen at the
time. and the question occurred TO
me: why should not I make an ef-
fort to run a business of my own2'
'Well I started. IN a small way.
II my mothers home. Then my part
ner and I moved on to a larger place.
$50. by gradual stages. we built up
the business-and here we are. We
have been here for the last six weeks.
We have $4,000 worth OF machinery
altogether"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
STATEN ISLAND
28 AUTO VIOLATORS ARE
ARRAIGNED IN COURT


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BIZ Special Correspondents.
TOTTENvILLE. July s1:5rwenty-
eight v~iolators of the motor vehicle
law were caught In the meshes by
Motorcycle Patrolman Gescheidt over
the weekend. With the exception OF
one, all were arraigned In the first dis
trict court at New Brighton on Mon
day before Magistrate Croak.
One violator of the eight-foot car
law was discharged. He was William
Dullahan of Brooklyn, formerly OF
Huguenot. He had six witnesses in
the car who said that the trolley began
to move before he started to pass and
the magistrate diemissed the case.
The twenty-six others In court were all
found guilty n fined. A total of $675
was collected in fines.
John Kelza of ee9 Pleasant avenue.
Manhattan had his case postponed un-
til Saturday. He is q second offender.
He denied the fact of his second arrest
for speeding and the case was put OF
to produce the evidence.
Among the Others who were fined
were William Sherry of 72e Seventh
avenue, Manhattan, connected with
William Fox in the movie enterprise.
He was on he way to his summer
home at Barnegat He was fined $2b
as also was the driver, Daniel Savage
of $50 Riverside Drive, Manhattan.
| William Peters of Great Kills was
fined S25 and so were Albert Getting
ton of New Brunswick. William Essel-
born of South River ALBERT Stringham
of the post office department, Newark;
Frank Hess Of East Orange, Victor
Haven of Elizabeth. employed at the
S. s. White Dental Works, Prince Bay:
| Samuel Hammond of Keansburg:
Frank Kicker of Perth Amboy; Ste
phen Miller of Roosevelt, Harry Dade
of Asbury, Henry Witstein of Tren-
ton, Samuel Spintz of Monmouth. Vim
cent Porteria of Long Branch and Pc
ter Lorent2 of Asbury Park. Emil
| Tindal. who said he was connected
with the state detective agency at
Trenton, N. j., who claimed that he
| was trailing q government machine
was let of with a suspended sentence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
GAS COMPANY is ALLOWED
100000 BOND ISSUE
New -ork & Richmond Company
Granted Right I'm View OF De-
mands for Service

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81 spseiai Co-rresDondenf-
TOTTENvILLE. July 31-Because
of the great demands made upon the
public utility corporations Of Rich
mond county through the big snip
building plants and other war actiyi-
ties resulting in a rapid growth OF the
population, the Public Service Com
mission has authorized the issue by
the New York and Richmond Gas
Company of sac 900 in bonds SO
that the company might extend n
improve Its plant.
Twenty-Five per cent. of the amount
Is not to be charged to the capital ac-
count, but is to be amortized n re-
tired out of income.
commission stated that 1t was not 70
be taken as a precedent, because II
was onIy accorded for the purpose OF
nermItting the company TO refinance
its obligations and to enable 1t TO
continue the performance OF its
functions" The commission stipu-
lates that the old bonds must be re-
ttred. fhe necessary capital additions
must be made, and the discount paid.
In explanation of the commissions
action Commissioner Hervey said
that the commission was disposed 70
meet extraordinary conditions with
~expedients which might not be neces-
sary or warranted under norman con-
ditions. ~
aThe ~solvency of public utility
companies" he said. "the conserva-
ton of their properties. the mainte-
nance of their service. h fulhliment
OF their franchise obligations In q
time of world war, are tasks which
demand the hearty cooperation Of the
commission. the company. and the
consumers. Under normal conditions
It Is of curse preferable tnat no
bonds be sanctioned for purposes
chargeable to operating expenses or
to income, even with h provision
for amortization during the period
the bonds will be outstanding.
wartime conditions and the un-
usual demands upon the company's
production of gas. demands for which
provision must be made II next win
ter Is not to bring suffering for lack
OF gas for heating and the cessation
of supply for power purposes. may
call for a relaxing of the rule"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
PLEASANT PLAINS

Captain Philip DeWaters with his
niece, Miss Mabel Brown. leave today
for Ocean Grove. where they will re-
main until after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs George Masters. OF
the Bronx. have been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Browne are
entertaining out-of-town friendA
Cornelius A. Shea was q visitor IN
Manhattan yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould J. Jennings are
spending a few weeks vacation at As
bury Park and Ocean Grove.
George Valentine visited IN Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Francis Henry. who enlisted In the
navy. is now stationed at Naval Base
6, Brooklyn.
Miss Bessie Romer. OF Port Rich
mond. has been spending her vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs Percy Wal
tiers.
Miss Jessie Eimons Is home from q
visit IN Jersey City.
A meeting OF the Prince Bay Red
Cross Auxiliary will be held tomor-
row az the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
FREED OF CHARGE
Rene Van Geyt Not Responsible fol-
Death of Acquaintance
BIZ Special Correspondents.

BIZ Special Correspondents.
TOTTENvILLE, July s1:-In the
first district court yesterday Magis-
trate Croak dismissed he charge OF
homicide against Rene Van Geyt,
fhirty-twos years old, of 40 West Six
ty-third street, Manhattan, on the
ground that It was an unavoidable
accident when the motorcycle that
he was driving turned over and killed
George e. Delcormean, forty years
old, of 420 West Forty-third street,
Manhattan, Sunday afternoon, July
81. at Arbutus avenue and Amboy
road,S Huguenot.
Van Geyt was arrested by PATROL
man Romer after the accident and
was out under $1,000 bail for the
hearing yesterday. Mrs. Van Geyt,
who was riding in the side a OF the
motorcycle at the time, was hurt Sc
verely, but is slowly recovering from
her injuries.
The couple had spent the day ct
Huguenot Beach and had invited Del
cormean, whom they had met there,
70 ride to Manhattan with them. In
rounding the corner at Amboy road
and Arbutus avenue the motorcycle
turned over and struck an automo-
bile coming toward Tottenville. Del
cormean was thrown out on his head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31

The art OF fascination and attractlye-
ness in women IL founded on good
health. Women who drag through
long hours days. weeks and some
times months OF suffering with head
aches. bAckAehe M dragEng-down
pains soon wear n tei-taie express-
woman would only turn to that good
old-fashionec root and herb remedy
Lydia y Pinkham'e Vegetable Com
pound. to alleviate such ailments.
II would surely prove the greatest AID
70 health and consequent beauty thai
she has eYer known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
FISH BITING WELL
Good Catches Reported by Parties
I'm Prince Bay
Bu gpscfdI COrrcsrondenl

~ ek|tN1t OVfVoPC4ApNt
TOTTENvILLE. July s1-Reports
of good catches of fish are being re-
ported all along shore. Several good
catches have been made in Prince
Bay OFF Huguenot Beach. Two boats
containing New York parties went off
from Lawrence Ponnets Manhattan
hotel, Huguenot, Sunday and landed
102 fish hat included weaks. fiuke
and lafayettes. They were only out
q short time when the fish began Bit
ing and IL was not long before they
were taking the hook. All were good
sized FISH. Several other boats came
In with a number Of fish. Jack
Leddy. Henry Morehouse and Buck
Ramsey. of Raritan Bay Park, in the
latter's powerboat, of Sandy Hook
yesterday landed twenty-six bluefsh
weighing from three 10 SIX and q half
pounds apiece. This Is believed to
have been the best catch OF blues re-
ported here SO far this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
NO ELKS OUTING

Clam Bake.
By speotaf Correspondent
ToTTENvILLE. July e1@There
Will be no clam bake and outing this
year OF the Staten Island Lodge No.
s41. B. p. o. Elks, according to the
present outlook. There has been no
committee named as yet ami II Is not
likely there viii be an outing as In
former years. This annual AFFAIR,
which has been held in August the
past several years. has been looked 10
by members as one OF the events
OF the summer season. The AFFAIR has
always been attended by Elks from
various places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
FIND WOMAN'S BODY
washed ON Beach & Great Kills
Dressed I'm Bathing Suit
Ru Rnscfdt CoTr0sDOEdeAa.

DresSod IN BdtfuHB buIL
Bg Special CorresDoEdsaa
TOTTENvILLE, July 31-The body
Of an unidentified woman dressed in q
bathing suit. was washed ashore at
Great Kills beach yesterday afternoon.
The body had been in the water sew
eral DAYS. The woman was about
twenty-five years old and weighed
about 1875 pounds. The bathing suit
consisted OF black worsted blouee,
gray tights and black stockings.
The body was removed to the city
farm colony near Richmond by order
Of Assistant Examiner Mord for the
borough of Richmond. The missing
person bureau OF the police depart
ment and the harbor squad were no.
tiled. They have taken up the case.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31

Merit will tell. Despite the very
warm weather that has prevailed since
the opening Of Mr.. Jack X. Lewis and
his associate players at the above the
atre the increase In patronage has
been a source Of qualification TO Mr..
Lewis.
This is partially due to the excellent
evoling system installed In this beau
ufui little theatre. which keeps IL
cool at all times. no matter what the
temperature may be on the street,
but more than anything else is the
really nrst class productions being
offered.
why Girls Leave Home opened
Monday afternoon TO the largest matt
Of the present run. The play
beautifully staged caught the fancy OF
the patrons at once and IL has added
many new friends TO the already long
list Of Mr.. Lewis and his company.
Opening Thursday matinee a real
melo drama. Jesse James," and Mr..
Lewis promises some wonderful stage
settings and sensational scenes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31
Theatre NewS


ITO He'll With the Kaiser" the
great seven-act patriotic production,
will be offered at the Ditmas today
and tomorrow. ITO He'll with the
Kaiser is the most vital of all the
pictures dealing with the world war.
1t strips bare the vile soul of Wilhelm
of H~ohenzollern, and shows the plot
by which he and his "Potsdam gang"
hoped to get possession not only Of
Europe, but of America. ITO He'll
with the Kaiser shows the final des-
tination of this mao monarch, as well
as relating his cruel deeds on earth.
A great cast has been chosen to in
terpret this magnificent picture. Law
n Grant plays the kaiser, Olive
Tell, a beautiful star of both stage
and screen, plays the leading feminine
part of Alice Monroe. Betty Howe
does a wonderful bit of work as her
sister, Ruth. who meets q tragic death
In a Belgian convent at the hands of
the Crown Prince. Frank Currier
plays Prof Monroe, and John Sunder-
land, himself an aviator, plays Wins
low Dodge. who is seer in spectacular
~aeroplane flights which have a strong
bearing on the story
ITO He'll with tho Kaiser has some
of the most unusua features ever
seen in q photodrama. The closing
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combining beauty and forcefulness,
and the Kaiser Is shown in those &C
cursed regions to which his base rec
ord has destined him
STRAND.
The United States government
through George Creel's committee on
Public Information. is Offering to the
public the first of its official war
films, "Pershing's Crusaders" There
are eight reels Of this film which
graphically shows how every able
bodied American is helping to win the
war. These pictures, which show the
grim earnestness of the United States
government In its war aims and It's
determination to stamp out Kaiserism,
were taken by u. s. Signal Corps Navy
photographers and cameramen of the
French general staff at home and
abroad. In addition to this. Per
shing's Crusaders" will show interest
ing scenes photographed by the CAM
ramen of the Allies. Each week, as
important events happen over there.
they will be shown as a sort Of curtain
raiser 10 the big feature.
"Pershing's Crusaders" will be
shown at the Strand today and tomor-
row.
In this comprehensive picture ono
will see Uncle Sans soldiers in the
making; the work at the cantonments;
the activities of the great val chart
ties, the Red Cross. knights OF CO.
lumbus, Masons and Y. w. G. A; how
the army is fed and clothed; the maxi
ing OF arms and ammunition; farmers
in the fields doing their part and
workingmen in factories. each ami all
giving his best effort for his country;
the building of ships on a scale such
as the world has v seen; the navy
In action; American aviators in the air
somewhere in France n the boys
in Khaki with General Psrshing on
the Western front.
CITY.
Merit will tell. Despite the very
warm weather that has prevailed since
the opening OF Mr.. Jack X. Lewis and
his associate players at the above the
atre the increase In patronage has
been a source Of qualification to Mr.
Lewis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-31

slIkNSorm's Fast Growth.
In % days from Matching a silkworm
increases 1900 times its original size.
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Toti fratii Romini din Farrell,
Sharon 81 Wheatland, Pa, care au
PRINT CART postale de Ia socie-
tatea ,,Transilvania" din Farrell,
Pa, Gu ocaziunea subscribed Ia
al patrulea Liberty Bond, STUNT
rugati a inapoia cartile postale
pima in ziua de Noembrie 1918.
Fiindca trebue sd ne dam rapor-
tul la d-nul presedinte al Uniunii,
pentru suma dc bani care 8 q sub
scris din pM tea Rominilor din
loc 81 jur. Find hala Societatii
inchisa din cauza influentei spa
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lui presedinte al societatii P. lei
Gu, sau la alt functionar de al
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DAN.
ROMAN de A. VLAHUTA.
(Urmare).

Petroni a avut tipografie, pc
care-a vindut'o o STA ramas dator
vr'o doua mil de lei; acum in eau
tarea unui mic capital, pentru in
treprinde un nou negot - de asta-
data sigur ca s Far imbogati, acum
s'a invatat minte; o laptarie La So
sea = ar Fl afacere minunata, 81,
pc cind cell 'alti Isl dau Gu piciorul
pc sub masa, el face socoteli 81 do
vedeste, negru pc alb, ca un capital
de zece mil de franci, ar aduce un
VENT annual net de cinci-spre-zece
mil de franci. Pima una alta a pri-
NIT un post de secretar la teatru
national - doua suite cinci-zeci de
lei pc luna, din care s'a hotar7t sa
pue de-o parte suta pc fie-care lu-
ma, sa dea banii lui Priboianu sd i
capitalizese; face jnramint, 81 nu
ia Q para din ei pina cind nu si-o
realiza suma Gu care = 81 poata in
cope afacerea. Oar aceasta, bine in
teles, ran1fne pc ,,luna yiitoaress.
hi mSnincS a css6 |; le eSteste Ma
IN Iii P0teragy n Sece Maia, eve
tuent lnere: nunts lni Poteras; !;
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Gel mai vessel intre Ell e Graur, a
devarul ca el 81 munceste maj
multi. La cancelarie seful lui foar.
te multumit, doar in privinta sti
lului e cam dificil: gaseste ca Graul
prea face conceptele scurte 81 nu
Sc respecta Gu stricteta formulelt
consacrate; fara scest cusur, ar Fl
un sef de biurc6, model; la Mini,
ster imbracat in hainele cele maj
rablarite, 81 are un aer de prosta-
nae: cum vine acas4 81 schimba 81
hainele; 81 figura, 9 altul: el e ceva
mai glumet: Sc dnce n cite-va ia.
milii, unde din cfnd in cind pof.
tit la masa, 81 unde . foarte apreti-
at ca baiat de talent, 81 ca bun ci-
titor. eil'alti, neciopliti 81 salbati-
ci, gasesc in aceasta not8 de sociabi-
litate lui Graur un nesleit isvor
de glume 81 de ris. E destul ca u
.nul sa 'nceapa ,,degeaba, puteti
vol sd ziceti ori-ce, copistul e ba-
lat de salon" 81 sedinta deschisa.
Vezi ma, el Introduce litera-
tura noastra iii malta Societate.
Trebue 50 hxexm de seama La
Ce Scrim de-acur. ~ .S,n c;tocc h,o
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oprit pc seama lui doua odai, Gu
intrare separate: toata ziua e ocu-
pat, la Tribunal, La Redactie, 81
noaptea vine tfrziu acasa; numai
Duminica manfnca Gu Ell, s'atunci
de regula lie face morala 81 lie da
povete sd fie mai prevazatori, sd
faca economic, eli rid 81 Sc phrase u
nul pc altul, unde'i chip! toti au
gusturi 81 slabiciuni costisitoare
Stelian - sampania, Graur - bir-
jile, Dan - icrele negre, numai
Dom 'Petroni capitaliseza. !. in BIZ
letele de loterie; de neesplicat boa
la acestuia de cheltui 81 de a'si
face incurcaturi, din carl nu mai
stiia cum sd iasa; 81 vecinic afif, 81
vecinic furios pc tara, pc timp 81
pc multe alte lucruri concrete 81
abstracte. Banul unuia, al tutu-
rora; dar s'a nemerit ca toti sa fie
nina sparta, 81 de multe orr sunt Ii
lie, cind n 'au ce da in plata; noroc
de Poteras, Domnu Itidant -
care 'n'tot-d'a-una i gaia 81 foar-
te fericit sd 'si deschida ladita, c1nd
e vorba de ,,imprumuturi nationa-
,le".
Adesea, seara, dupa 0 ii de bel
sug 81 de risipa, incep sd faca pla-
nuri Pdtroni aduna cistigurile ce-
le mari de la loterie. E o snma IT,
buloasa. ST fumfnd ultimele tigxri,
stau pima in ziua 81 schimbx fats'
lumii. 4 q 3
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lui Graur; citi-va professor 81 jur-
nalisti sunt invitati; de la biserica
vim acasa, unde'i asteapta un taraf
de lautari so masa intinsa Gu min
carl reel, 81 bauturi 81 mai reci; mi
rele 81 mireasa foarte jenati, stau
in capul mesei, linga eli nunii, apoi
cell 'alti fnvitati: Stelian schimba
tacimurile, Graur toarna prin pa
hare; Petroni a pregatit un mic dis
ours; 81 cind, Gu un gest tragic ara
ia spre miri, 81 zice Gu glasul emo
tionat: ,,acesti dol orfani, care s'au
intilnit in drumul vietii 81 si-au in
tins nina Gu iubire. Maria is
bucneste intr 'un plins Gu hohot, Po-
teras incepe 81 Ell sd plinga, 81 ora
torul ingrijat de efectele jalnice a.
le discursulni sau isi lasa fraza ne
isprabita 81 striga ridicind paha-
rul: ,,Hai noroc, noroc sd va dea
Dumnezeu, Cd de- alealte 80 81
glasul lui Sc pierde intr 'un ,,ura!
.uraF Gu acompaniament de cobza
si de vioare. Un lautar incepe So
cinte:
,,Taci mireasa nu mai plinge,
ca Ia maica-ta te-Oi duce,
Cfnd q face plopul pere
ST rSchita visinele. 9
Oar Priboianu 4 intrerupe AL
tn mai yesel!" 81 imediat . da PEI:
Lele-o Gu scurteica verde.
Priboianu : moSafir ID gospoda-
IL aeestor patru pristini III si-a
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|mort, 81, aparfnd pc scena, Sc imple-
tici de cite-va orr, normal cfte-va
cuvinte 81 era cit p 'aci sd caza.
Publicul il aplauda Gu entuziasm
strig1ndu-i:
- Bis!.. :. Bravo Gilcescu!. !.
Bravo!.
Sarmanul public credea ca Gil.
cescu Sc preface 81 ca imiteaza pc
betivul pc scena!..
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lpustii, Priboianu I intreba merer
ce are; intro ii ii zise cam in glu
ma!
= Ma, tn trebue sd fiji amorezat
Dan Sc rosi, pentru prima cara
Sc paru indiscret 81 brutal Dom.
nu Director. Dac ar fl atins ma
delicat aceasta rama ascunsa su.
fletnlni lui, lar fl spns imediat, 81.
ar fl deschis inima, pentru ca de
|cft-va timp simtia in adevar ne.
voia de Sc dastainui unui prieten
| 81 a'i cere sfaturi. Priboianu intele-
Sc, siischimba vorba, hotarft sd re.
vie, 81 81 I descoase, Gu toata drago-
|stea si pregatirea de suflet q unui
confesor.
De cfnd Dan afIase ca Ana sd.
raca, simtea co iubeste in adevar
cn tot focul, Gu toata setea de fe-
ricits, Gu toat4 puterea de spera
aatineretii hi.
YHurile tremuratoare 81 nehota-
rite de odinioAr6 incep sd Sc desfa-
Cd din neguri 81 50 Sc lnmineze, ca
I'M peisaj frnmos intr 'un revarsaf
de siua: atitea dorinti vagi 81 sfi-
cioase ce de-abia ii licxriau mai In.
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rea, viclenia triumfa Gu statorni
ice exasperata; abatuti mo
ralmente 81 enervati continuu dt
ceea ce vad, au ajuns sa Sc creads
dezarmati in lupta pentru existen,
ia; tot ce'i mai impaca 81 lie mai da
putere sa lucreze; e gindul Cd ei
Pregatesc, Gu munca lor cinstita 81
demna, vreme mai buna pentru
tineri carl vor veni dupa ei. Fie.
care in ajunul de a scri ceva ,,cum
ma mai scris els -. eternul Wis al
operei definitive, care mereu s'a.
nunta, 81 nu mai vine. Fac proecte
sd 'nceapa la toamna o revist& lite.
rara, 81 81 iau fie-care ferma hctx.
rire ca pima atunci, sd scrie Gel pu.
tin peatru trei numere de revis3.
Dar zilele tree, 81 ei isi pierd ode.
sea, fara sd bage de seamx, eel mai
pretios timp in planuri yi discutii
nterminabile.
A VENT vara; Petroni pleca 81 'si
vada parintii, tarani in judetul Bn-
zaului, Graur Sc duce.la Pitesti, Ia
un unchiu sarac, ,,pe care ara * 4
mosteneasca" ]" Stelian Ia Mxnxsti-
rea Neamtului, underare s6 ,ioace
toata vara tabinet Gu Staritul Che
rassi Dan lar ramfne singnr, il iar
Il apuca gfnduri urite. Tot 81 mai
nenorocit ! Ii petrecuse Pc cite u.
mi a gar&, = 'acum j se pkrea ! ~
lnurit, q mare - = nj svodx CG.
y Nit ile s1fletul lui toatS ssau
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|observa ca, stfnd jos, nu mai poa-
te gIndi asa de liber 81 de clar, pare
ca parte din energiea covirsitoare
a gindurilor lui, tinde sa Sc revrse,
sa Sc transforme imediat in misca-
re fizica, 81, ca un calator.care are
un drum lung de facut, Sc scoala
grahit, 81 deapana chilometri intre
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scoate din buzunar cartea postala
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dea, palida 81 ostenita, la bratul
lui tata-sau, cutrierind strazile Pa
risulni ~ doua suflete nenorocitc
nestiute de nimeni in haosul acc
hni cras mare inchipuirea lui 10 =
rata deslusit: el 9 fixa Gu privirsa,
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sii, ca 81 cum ar ii mers inject % ur- /
ma ei, 9 vedea oprindu-sc pc la VII
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