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aE1.1oaE1HER SPIRIT

The more the farmer shows
the get-t0gether spirit the great
er Is the advantage accrulng to
him, personally and from a busi-
ness standpoint. New ideas, pro-
gressive methods, valuable busi-
Eess connections can be gained
only by rubbing elbows with the
world outside his own fences.
Taking an active and positive
part In community events. inter-
change Of views with successful
men Of affairs, getting beyond
the border Of his county and
state and mixing with people
this is to make himself felt in
his own community. All this
has a broadening value, not easy
to compute IN hard dollaes and
cents. but quite easy to sum up
In profitable results.
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anybody you meet what his next docs
neighbor's wuth, and he'll tell you with.
In hundred, and how he got 1t, and
how much he owes, and how he gets
along with his wife. Ho, no! Speakin'
Of wives, is this Mr.. Dunn marriedY
He looked at his niece as he asked the
question. There was no reason why
Caroline should blush. She knew II
and hated herself for doing 1t.
NO" she answered resentfully; '.he
Is not"
"Um-hm. What's bis businessr'
He Is connected with a Produce Ex.
change house, believe"
Zone Of the firmT
Il don't know. In New York we are
not as well posted or as curious con-
corning our friends private affairs q
your townsreople seem to be-"
Il guess that's 20. Well" he went On,
rising, Il guess I've kept you young
folks from your work or-or play, or
whatever you was going to do. long
enough for this once. / think III 80
out for a spell. I've got an errand O.
two want to do. What time do you
have dinneri"
I'VE lunch 1t half past l." answered
Caroline. We dine at ~
"Oh, yes, yesl l keep forgettin' that
supper's dinner. Well, / presume likely
I'll be back for luncheon. II amt,
don't wait for me. I'll be home afors
supper-there ! 60 again l-afore din
ner, anyhow. Goodby."
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Malcolm and I-might be able to help
your We should so love to do 1t. II
you feel that you can confide In US, II
It isn't a secret
She paused expectantly. patting the
girls shoulder But Caroline had
heard young Dunn's laugh and was Of.
Tended and hurt. Her eyes flashed as
she answered.
"It's nothing" she said. "He has
come to see rs on matter Of business,
l believe. / am nervous and-foolish,
I suppose. Mr.. Graves will see us
soon, and then everything win be ar.
ranged. Thank you for calling, MrA
Dunn. and for the ride"
II was very plain hint, but Mrs.
Dunn did not choose to understand II
as such.
you're sure you hadn't better tell
me the whole story. deari' she urged.
II am old enough almost to b your
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have county agents have reported that
they cleared through their Offices more
than 1900 harvest hands from out
side the county and that more than
1000 town men, organized as "twilight
shock troops" went In squads to help
in the evening.
These enumerations do not include
a large number of retired farmers and
other townspeople who helped in the
harvest but did not register. and do
not take account Of thousands Of boys.
So great was the response Of men in
the emergency that less than 8 per cent
Of the women In Kansas were used as
harvest helpers.
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Cap'n >
Warren's
Wards z
By
JOSEPH E.
LINCOLN
CHAPTER iIl-continued.
Copyright, 1911. By D. Appleton : o..

"so1 Want to know. Your husband
lead. ma a'amr'
YES" she answered shortly. It
Il looks Gs II 1t might snow. doesn't
ItT' she raid. changing the subject.
II shouldn't wonder. Have you any
children. ma'amr'
"One-a son." The Widows tone was
trigid.
"Soi He must be Q comfort to you.
I spose likely he's q friend Of my
nephew and niece too"
Certainly
There came the sound OF laughter
from the passage outside. The hall
door opened. A moment later Caro-
line. followed by her brother and
young Dunn. entered the library.
"oh. Mrs. Dunni" Caroline cried.
I'm SO glad l accepted your-Mel.
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It was Stephen who replied: I'VE aren't
kids. We're old enough to decide some
things for ourselves, l should think"
Yes: sartin. That's right But I
didn't know but p'raps some Of your
friends might have helped along. This
Mrs. Dunn now, she kind Of limited to
me that she'd-well. done what she
could to make you comf'table."
"She has" avowed Caroline warmly.
MRS. Dunn and Malcolm have proved
their friendship In a thousand ways.
We never can repay them, Stephen
and /, never
"No. There's some things you can't
ever pay. l know that. Mrs. Dunn
found this nice place for you, did shey'
"Why. yes. Mrs. Dunn knew that
we. had decided to move, and she has a
cousin who Is interested In New York
property. She asked him. and be men.
toned this apartment"
zone OF his own, was III"
II believe so. Why are you so par
ticular? Don't you like it!'
"Isn't 1t as good as those in--what do
you call it-South Denborow Stephen
asked maliciously.
Captain Elisha laughed heartily.
pretty nigh as good" he said. Il
didn't notice any better on the way to
the depot as drove up. What's the
rentf You'll excuse my askin', things
bein' as they are"
twenty-five hundred Z year." an
swered his niece coldly.
The captain looked at her, whistled,
broke of the whistle In the mid6ie and
did little mental arithmetic.
twenty-five hundred a yearl' he re-
peated. That's one hundred and eighty
odd month. Say, that cousin Of Mrs.
Dunn's must want to get his investment
back. You mean for just these ten
roomsT
Stephen laughed scornfully.
.0ur guardian has been counting,
Caro-" he remarked.
"Yes. Yes, I counted this mornm'
when I got up. was interested natu-
rally"
@Surel Naturally, Of course" sneefed
the boy. ibid you think the twenty
two hundred was the rent Of the entire
buildlngf"
"Well, I didn't know. l."
'.The rent" interrupted Caroline with
dignity" was twenty-four hundred, but
thanks to Mrs. Dunn. who explained 70
her cousin that We were friends Of hers,
II was reduced"
I'VE being In reduced circumstances, =
observed her brother In supreme dis.
gust. "Pity the poor orphansl By
gadi"
'That was real nice Of Mrs. Dunn" do.
clared Captain Elisha heartily. aAbout
how much Is she wuth. do you think r
Il don't know. I never inquired"
"No. Well, down our way" with Z
chuckle, I'VE don't have to inquire. Ask
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CONTAMINATION. We had a glorious
rldei l."
She stopped short. Captain Warren
had risen from bis chair and was fac
lrg her. Mrs. Dunn also rose.
Caroline" she said nervously. "thls"
--pauslng on the word-"gentleman Is
here to see you. He says he is--"
The captain interrupted her. Step
ping forward. he seized his nlece's
hands In his. "Weil, WE'LL" he ex-
clalmed admirlngly. "BlJe's girl. that
amt seen since you was a little mite
OF baby! Caroline, I'm your Uncle
Elishar'
Good Lord" groaned stephen War
ren.
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Captain Elisha pulled thoughtfully a
bis beard.
"Humph!" he grunted. "Humph
Then cal'late maybe He took q
step toward the door, stopped, turned
back and said with calm decision: u
guess I'd better stay. You won't mind
me. Caroline-you and Stephen. You
mustn't. As ! said, I amt comp'ny
I'm one of the family, your pas broth
er, and I've come some considerable
ways to see you two young folks and
talk with you. I've come because your
pa asked me to. I'm used to roughin
It. been to sea q good many vyages
and II q feather bed amt handy car
get my forty winks on the floor. Sc
that's settled, and you mustn't have me
on your conscience. That's sense, amt
1t, Mrs. Dunn7"
Mrs. Corcoran Dunn did not deign q
reply. Caroline answered for her.
"very WELL" she said coldly. Step
ping to the desk she rang bell. The
butler appeared In the doorway.
Edwards" said Miss Warren, "thia
gentleman" indicating the captain, '.ia
to be our guest for the present You
may show him to his room-the blue
room, l think. II 1t Is not ready zee
that 1t is made 80"
"Yes, Miss Caroline" replied Ed
wards. Retiring to the hall, he return
ed with the suit case.
"will you wish to 60 to your room
at once, sirY" he asked.
"why, I guess ] might a. well. COM
modore." answered Captain Elisha,
smiling. "Little soap and water won't
do no harm. Fact is, feels if.'twas
Z prescription to be recommended. You
needn't tote that vallse, though" he
added. "'Tain't heavy, and I've lugged
II 90 fur already sence I got of the car
that I feel kind Of lonesome without It.
The butler. not knowing exactly how
to answer. grinned sheeplshly. Captain
Elisha turned to Mrs. Dunn and her
son.
swell, good afternoon, ma'am." he
said. "I'm real glad to have made your
acquaintance. Yours, too, SIR" with o
nod toward Malcolm. "Your mother
told me what friend Of the young
folks you was and, as I'm sort Of actin
pilot for 'em Just now, In way oi
speakin'. any friend Of theirs ought te
be a friend Of mine. Hope to see you
often, Mr.. Dunn"
The young man addressed smiled
with amusement not at all concealed
and languidly admitted that he wa,
charmed"
When the captain finally departed
preceded by Edwards and the sull
case, Stephen Warren threw himself
Violently into q chair by the window
Young Dunn laughed aloud. His moth
er flashed an indignant glance at hin
and then hurried to Caroline.
You poor dear!' she exclaimed, put
ting an arm about the girls shoulder
Don't mind US, please don't. Nal
colin and I understand-that Is, VIC
know how you feel and
"Oh. but you don't know. Mrs
Dunn" cried Caroline, almost In tears
"You don't understand. It's SO much
worse than you think. IL Oh, why
did father do IT. How could he be sc
inconsiderate?"
"There. there |" purred the friend OF
the family. "You mustn't, you know
You really mustn't. Who Is this mani
This uncle? Where does he come from
Why does he force himself upon you
in this way? l didn't know your poor
father had a brother"
Neither did we," growled Stephen
sayagely. Malcolm laughed again.
"What does it all mean, deary''
begged Mrs. Dunn. "You are In trou.
bic, I'm sure. Don't you think we
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cAPM WARREN GETS A COLD RECEPTION AT THE HANDS
OF HIS YOUNG WARDS

Atwood Graves New York lawyer South Dnsbor
Cod to Captain Elisha Warren. Caught while
the be meets Warren BY accident goes
to his home The lawyer informs Capn Warren brother
whom he had not for eighteen
guardian Of his two children Caroline aged Stephen
nineteen The captain tells Graves be viii
the situation before deciding whether he will accept the
The captains arrival New York
and their aristocrauc friends
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Farm Mads . pay.

For ten years a 5OO-acre farm in cen
trail Michigan failed to pay interest ON
the capital invested. One year after
the owners had been induced to make
certain radical changes the farm paid
all expenses Of operation and nturned
them s per cent on an Investment Of
100000. These changes were:
Substitution Of four-horse for two
horse machinery; substitution Of bet-
ter stock for Improbable cows b tho
dairy herd; adoption Of the SLID blan;
allowance to the foreman. in addition
to his salary. Of 10 per cent OF the net
income from the farm.
Expenses Of operating the farm, but
not the interest on tho capital, were
deducted from the income before the
foreman received his percentages. The
owners yielded to the plan when they
found that for every dollar the. fore
man got under such an arrangement
they would receive nine.
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cap'n Warren starts out to
make . little Investigation. The
next InstaIlment tells how Nc
went about II
tTo BE coNTINUED.J
Testing rImea.

Testing Times.
When everything is dark, that u
the time to have faith In the light, to
look forward steadfastly toward the
dawn. The worst moments Of doubt,
Of darkness in the soul. asserts q
writer, can become priceless moments
Of testing and of development, II q
man uses them rightly md learns
their lesson,
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seak sssd for Fall tlardsc.

Owing to the dlfaculty usually ex-
rerienced In getting seeds planted In
the fall garden to germinate, It Is wise
to soak them few hours before plant
Ing. Cover the seeds lightly when
planting. then soak the ground. and
finish the covering with nne dry soil.
The dust mulch will retain the mois-
ture. enabling the seeds to germlhatet
and to come up.
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The best way to use manure on the
garden land is to apply 1t broadcast
and spread It abundantly. !
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MANoN LESCAUT,
( ON AN
- de
ARATELE PROVOST
(Urmare).
ABATELE PROVOST
(Urmare).
r o M A N

Chemai pc fecior lar Manon pc
camerista; nici ell nici ca nu sc A.
ratara. Aflaram ca de pc Ia opt
nn' j mai vazusera nimeni in casa,
81 ca plecasera ducfnd Gu dinsii
mai multe lazi, caci spuneau ca asa
le-am poruncit. Presimtii parte
Tin adevar, 7nsa banuielile mele
fura >cu multi fntrecute de ceea ce-
am vazut intrind in odaie. BrOasca
de la cabinetul meu fnsese sparta
81 mi Sc furasera 81 banii 81 haine-
le.
Pc cind ma gindeam la 1ntimpla-
rea aceasta, Manon veni speriata
sa-mi spuie ce Sc 'ntimplase sin a.
partamentul ei. Lovitnra mi sc pa
ru asa de cruda in cit imi trebui
Sd fac mari sfortari ca sd nh IN
cep 81 tip ii 81 plfng. De teama 81
mn ,ngrozesc 81 ne Manon luai I'm
aer linistit. Lam zis eiumind ca
am - nd raxbun jomulind vre-un
nSiarxu II h0t6lnl Transilyanka. /
= Jota,si mi y pxrn e6 nenorocirea
6d6itr1 n losise 4, VI 4 ps J 4; mihn nisss
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cfnd venea sa'mi spue marele ser
I'viciu. pc care mil facuse. atunci
fpleaca 81 nu va mai calca nici oda-
tia la mine. Alergai la use si-o in
cuiai.
y,Sa nu ii fnchipui, - lam zis,
7ntorcIndu-ma spre dinsul, - cal
sd poti sd ma joel inca odata 81
ca al sa ma inseli GU basme! Apa-
ra-ti viata sau ajuta-ma sa gasesc
pc Manon.
Hei! da lutte mai este; imi
raspunse ell. T0cmai de asta am
VENT. fti vestesc o fericire La care
MI te g1ndesti, 81 pentru care si sd
vezi singur ca trebue 81 mi multu-
mesti."
Vfui sa ma lamureasca pc loc.
1mi spuse Cd Manon, neputindn-se
fmpaca Gu gfndul de q cSdea n mi
Aerie, 81 mai Gu seama de nu mai
= = ~
avea echipaj, II rngase $50 faca
sa cunoasca pc D-l de g. M.>care
trecea drept I'm ON foarte darnic.
Sc feri sk-mi sput, Cd el'o sfftuise
81 Cd pfegatise toate mai nainte
de-a 9 conduce.
Am ans-o ID dfnsul All dimi-
meats, qrma 81, 81 omnl acela
. ramas aga de>incintat de frumu-
|setsa 81 in cit ! poftit . mai intsi
u tarA Il e. unde IA dus pentfu
cfte,va zile ca 81 4 tie de urit nj,
adaoae LescAllt, care "a lnfel1s nu-
|inai de cit M iol6s pantea y iask "
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urasca Ce drepturi avut vre-o
data cineva asupra unei mimi pc
earl sd nu lc am 81 asupra inimii
sale? Ce mi ramine sa mai fac pen
tru dfnsa dupa cite lam jertfit
Totusi ca ma paraseste! 81 ingrata
Sc crede la adapostul imputarilor
mele spuindu mi ca tot ma iubeste
Spupe ca 0 'ngrozeSte foamea
Dumhezeule mare! ce josnice sim
timinte 81 cit de urit raspunde Ia
delicateta mea De foame nu m, am
temut. ell care ma expun de buna
voc pentru ca, renuntfnd la ave-
rea mea 81 la dulc-ata traiului din
casa parinteasca; Ell care m am
lipsit 81 de ce'mi este mai trebuin-
clos nnmai ca sal multumesc ca
priciile.
Ma adora, ~ .zice - Daca mi
adorai, migrate, stiu ale cui sfstnri
al Fl ascultat; gel putin MI m al
Fl parasit fara Sd mi zici adio. In
treaba-ma pc mine ce chin sinite
cine Sc desparte de &c inbeste. Ar
trebui sa 81 Fl pierdut mintea ca 81
|se expuna de bunavoie la asa ceva,
Tanguirile fmi fura 1Htrerupte
'de-o vizita Ia care nn md asteptam.
Era Lescaut.
Caliule lam zis punipd
nina pc sable, aande-i lMenonl
Ce-ai facut GU ea9
Miseassa seeaats i iaspliIhintz
mi b : II ~; pI = hsanI
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amindoi, credinta e o virtute stu
pida. Crezi tn Cd poti sa dezmierz
c1nd nu al pine sd manfnci? Foa
mea m ar impinge la greseli fatale
intro ri 'mi-asi da ultima suflart
crezind ca .oftez de dragoste. Te a
dor, fiji sigur, dar lasa mi pentru
.cita, va yreme grija averei noastre
Val de cine va cadea in mrejile me
le; lucrez ca sa fac, pc cavaleru1
meu bogat 81 fericit. Fratele men
It'll va da noutati despre Manona ia
vi ii va spune cit plins cind "a
vazut silita sd te paraseasca."
Ispravind de citit am famas in.
tr'o stare pc care mi-ar Fl greu q
descriu; nici All nu stin ce senti-
ment ma chipuit atunch A fost
una din acele situatii unice car
n 'au asemanarcs CO impresie; nu
poti sd lie explici altora, fiidca nicl
N 'au idee de ele, si cu greu ii L
explici char tie, fifndca find sin
gurele de felnl pcela, nu Sc leaga
Gu mimic in mezoEie 81 nici nh pot
II Appropriate de vre-,ln alt sentiment
c0mun.
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r r 6 r / / G A r E.

in darea de Seama facuta dc
Societa,ea ,,DImbovita'' in m
mayul ziWallui America" din
l6 Iulie s'a trecut dl V. Jebe
belean CT. suma de zece cent?, pt
cind dinsnl a suprasolvit zece do
lari. Facem prin aceasta cnvenits
rectificare 81 rugam sc lna Ii
cunostinta. -
Aducem multumita fratelui V
Jebelean pentru Cd s a ostenit s
a vindut toate numerile de lote
rie, prin care fapt adus frn
,moasa suma de $50.
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1linca, nevasta-lli, d-ra Trina
Hritiu.
Barbu Scurtn, perceptor, d-nul
Miron Danet.
Crudu, vatav de curte, d-nal
lNicolae Preda.
Baba Neacsa, matusa lni, dina
Iuliana Thitia.
Terinte, vacarinl satnlui d-nnl
Nicolae Orestian.
Lisaveta lui Aldea, dina Elena
/. Popa.
G. Voinea, d-nul loan Nicoara
2. ,,Desteptarea Rominilor", de
p. A. Todoran, declamata de d.
Petru Pantea.
3. ,,Tiganul in caruta".
p II R S @ "A N f Il Fl:
Tiganul, d-nul Lazar Staier.
Rominul, d-nul Nicolae Preda.
4. Nm mai ca de obiceius'
cintata de d-nul Petrn Pantea.
5: Dams 81 veselie pima dimi-
neata.
Pretul de intrare. Domnii 50
Damele 25 cent.
o muzica foarte buna 81 placu-
cuta Va distra onoratul public
en- cele> mai frumoase arii de dams
81 cintece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc cu ma.
re multumita 81 Sc vor cnita pc
Gale ziaristica.
YBufetul va Fl asOrtat En- cele
mai gustoase mczelnri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
In speranta ca Ia accasta inscm
nata -serbare nationala vom avea
fericirea ne onora GU prezenta
nu mmai a acelora din loc, car
nu trebue sd lipseasca, dar 81
acelora din jur, precum 81 din
alte parti mai indepartate, am
ramas asteptindu-va ell bratele
deschise: =
Comitetul aranjator.
Nota: Spre orientarea celol
straini, sd comunica, ca: toti de.
legatii de la Societatile carl vo,
veni la moi GU prilejul sarbarei
sfintirei drapelelor, sunt rugati
veni toti la hala Societatii noas
tire, din 1908 Adams Street, orr
in ce timp vors sosi.
Daca de la, vre-O Societate sc
vor trimite drapele fara repre-
zentanti, sd Sc trimita GU Adams
Express Co. la adresa 1908 Adams
Street, Gary, Indiana.
(7O-72)
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q K U T AM

80 de lucratori mineri la mine de
carbuni, care vrea sd lucreze in
toate zilele, 81 putem lua in lncru
inca 80 in vederea contractului
La minele noasre din Canonsturg,
Pa, la o departare de Pittsburg
numai de Is de mile, avind servi.
ciul unui tren excellent pc LIMA
P. G. G. and L. R. r. 81 tot odata
aveti Street Car.
Stratul de carbuni este de 5 81
jumatate urine de malt 81 nu sunt
gazuri. Tavan bun, apa in NINA
nu este, plata Sc face dupa reguli.
le districtului. Conditiile de lu.
cru in Canonburg sunt foarte bu.
ne, avind cele necesare pentru a
produce putere de munca Canon.
burg este un orasel I'M ut, dar
frumos, nu sgomotos 81 Gu 0 po.
pulatie buna, unde aveti scoli 81
biserici pentru copii d-tra, avind
o multime de localuri de distrac.
tie ca teatre, biliarde 81 hale dc
dams.
Este foarte bine ca sd venlti a.
fara sa vedeti minele noastre Ha.
eel Mine. D-nul e. G. Gerry ca
superintendent ii place mineri
Romini pentru ca cunoaste Cd
sunt Gel mai buni mineri de pc
pamint. Arata acest anunt d-lui
Gerry 81 imediat te ia in lucru
in caz Cd nu poti yeni in persoa.
ma, scrie la d-nul G.. Frank, 407
House Bldg Pittsburg, Pa, 81 Gu
placere va da informatiile cerute
de d-tra.
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IN VITA r Z,

Domnnl Nicolae 81 Doamna f.
lena Tutan din comma Z0ltan:
comitatni iirnava mare, de pre-.
2rmt in w. Pullman, ILL.,, aa q.
noarea a i:.vita pc toate rudenn-
le, pc toti consatenii, prieten'i $;
cunoscutii din loc 81 jur, Ina
parte la petrecerea 81 masa ce Sc
va da eli otazia increstinarei ficei
lor Ana, Simbata seara, 3 August
1918, in hala Societatii ,,Raza Lu.
minei" din 124 81 Ashland Ave-.
Blue Island, Iii. 4
Ineepntul petrecerei la orele
6 p. m.
Masa va Fl aranjata eli cele
mai gustoase mincari 81 batnri
recoritoare.
NaSi vor fl: Domnul Aurel 81
Doamna Silvia Dragos din co.nl:.
ma Nadesnl S;sesc, comi.a.ui 1'ir
nava- Mica, dc prezent in Blue
Island, Ill.
Muzica Nationals din in lara
Harbor, Ind. va distra on,ratii
oaspeti Gu celc mai framoase
arii de dams Il ci;,trce rationale
1n>speranta ca ne yeti onora GU
prezenta D-voastra, pima la reve.
dere va asteptam cu dragoste:
Parintii 81 NASH
(6S-.c1i)
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caut ma astepta acasa; Manon Sc
culcase in apartamentul eli 81 po-
runcise hcheului sa7mi spue ca
avea nevoie de putina odihna 81 ma
ruga so las singnra toata noaptea
Lescaut pleca, dupa ce'mi oferi
cftiva pistol pc carl i luai.
Frau aproape patrn de dimi
neatd cind m am culcat; 81 gindin.
J du-ma multa vreme inca prin CT
mijloace asi putea sa mi fac averea
ia loc, adormii foarte tirziu 81 nu
ma desteptai de cit pc la unspreze.
ce ceasuri sau. la amiaza. Ma sculai
repede ca sa ma due sa 'ntreb pc
Manon cum sc simte; mi sc spuse
ga iesise c I'm ceas mai 1nainte Gu
fratele eli, care venise s 20 ia ell ira.
sura. Gu toate ca mi Sc paru miste.
rioasa piecarea aceasta GU Lescaut
fmi innabusii banuelile. Trecura
citeva ore pc Carl le petrecuf citind.
In sffrsit, ne mai putfndu-mi
stap7ni grija, ma plimbam de colo
pima colo prin casa. In camera Ma
nonii zarii pc masa srisoare pc
cetluita. Era scrisa de nina eli 81
adresata mie. Am deschis o infiorat
de moarte, Iata &c spunea:
,,Iti jnr, scumpnl meu cavalier,
LED tn esti idolul ininnii mele, q ca
[egti singurul in l,lme pe care ak 4
pot iubi cum te iubeac; dar M vezi
Isl til glfletnl nea. scnlnp si nsno-
[rccif, c3, "a s3aFsa IA caIfe an an ajjund
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
IVA urma).

eli ma 1ntfista mai mutt de cum a
putut bucuria mea pfefacuta o IN
piedice sa nu fie din cale-afara a.
batuta.
- Suntem pierduti, imi zise ca
en- lacrimile in ochi.
Degeaba ma silii so linistesc Gu
dezmierdarile melo. 2linsul imi ira
da desnadejdea 81 spaima. Adeva-
rul ca cram Gu tOtul ruinati, MI
mai aveam camase macar.
Am TRIMS imediat dupa d-l Les
caut. Ma sfatui sa ma due indata
la locotenentul de polite 81 la gu
vernatorul Parisului.
Nam dus; spre cea mai mare ne
nOrOcire mea, caci nu numai ca
demersul acesta 81 cele ce le facui
dupa aceia pc lfnga acesti dol Off
teri de justitie nu avura nici I'm
rezultat, dar mai dadui ocazia lui
Lescaut Sd vorbeasca Gu sora lni 81
sa j inspire in lipsa mea hotarire
gr0lznica.
Ii vorbi despre d. de g.. M. !.
Icraiu batrin, care platea gros pla-
cerile, si'i arata Cd va avea atft de
multe avantagii. daca Sc va pune in
solda lui, in cit, zapacita de nenoro-
cirea care ne lovise, dfnsa i asculta
toate sfaturile. Tirgul acesta fu i'm
Icheiat pima Q nu ma intoarce eu
acasa ii executia animate pentru
e doua zi, ylupa &c d-l Lesesut VI
|insfiints pc D-l de q N. Eas,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-29
G o N G u r s.

Parochia romina gr. ort. ,,Po
gorirea Duchului Stint" din De.
troit, Mich, roaga toata preoti.
mea de ritul gr. ort. din Statele
Unite, a Sc adresa Comitetului
parochial.- din SCI p. Lafayette
cei ce au buna voihta ocupa po.
stul vacant al parochiei sus nu-
mita.
Parochia dispune de biserica
scoala 81 casa parochiala.
vasile Macedolian, presedinte
(No. 2-4-6).