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Evening star., 1919-03-22
PURPOSE TO AMEND
LEAGUE PACT SEEN
Continued from Firs; Pagel

ing week are IA direct consequence
these speeches and promises.
1t may be truly said that so far
the league of nations is concern.
consideration of the plan has no
been formally resumed after lap e
of five weeks due to the absence OF
President Wilson. Premier Lloyd
George and other principals.
Other nations plan to offer amend
ments. Whether the United states
will do SO depends upon the head OF
the American mission. Certainly il
would not be considered proper in
diplomatic etiquette for amendments
concerning the Monroe doctrine to
come from European powers. Ameri-
can suggestions must come from
American sources. President Wilson
has been given a number of these.
The next few days will tell whether
he intends to press them on behalf "l
the. United States government.
Copyright, 1919. by n. Y. Evening Post In"
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Prime Mercantile Paper.

NEW YORK. March 22.-Mercantile
paper, 5Aa5h. Sterling. sixty-day
bills, 4.60; commercial, sixty-day bills
on banks, 45sh; commercial, sixty
day bills. 4.5s: demand. 4.64; cables.
4.6o. Francs-Demand, SIC: cables,
SIS. Guilders-Demand.4 40 1-l6; ca
bles, 40A. Lre-Demand. 735; ca
bles, 7.30. Rubles-Demand, 1917; ca
bles, IA nominal. Mexican dollars,
TN. Government bonds easy. Rail-
road bonds easy.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
HARRY LUsBY, THIS CITY,
A SUICIDE At BALTIMORE

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, March 22-Harry
Lusby, thirty-four years old, Of 21s p
street northeast. Washington, D. c.,
ended his life shortly before noon
to-day by shooting himself in the
head. The act was committed at the
residence of Lusby's brother-in-law.
William xander. 2246 Clifford avenue.
Lushy. it WAS stated at the home
Of his relatives, had been a patient
at st. Elizabeth Hospital, Washing
ton, and recently came to Baltimore
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Would Enlarge Committee

Based on these considerations. there
is a feeling running through the re-
publican membership that the steer
ing committee might well be enlarged.
There is no intention to discredit or
humiliate any of the present members
by unseating them from their COM
mittee election. But there is a strong
possibility that the republican caucus
may decide to enlarge the steering
committee so as to make 1t consist OF
workers who are thoroughly repre-
sentative of the entire country. and
to get men on it who will work.
The proposal of Representative
Johnson, made in the committee On
committees, was that the steering
committee should be enlarged. and he
offered the names of Representatives
Nolan Of California. Andersen OF Min
nesota. Reavis Of Nebraska and Slemp
of Virginia. This was voted down by
the committee. The republican sen
timent has not crystallzed to the
point of choosing individual men for
membership although it Is admitted
that some Of these men proposed by
Representative johnson would make
very capable members on the steering
committee.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
CULPEPER MAN KILLED
Naval Aviators Die in Accident at
Pensacola Station.

!. PENSACOLA, Fla, March 22.-
James A. Tate and X. J. Hammond
naval aviators. were killed here yes
terday in hydro-airplane accident
They were from Shelbyville, Tenn.
and Cu1peper. Va, respectively. it was
learned today
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Experience With Germans Told.

'"rhey tell u.s." ] interrupted. that
the army of occupation likes Germany;
That needs explanation. said
Billy. When the army arrived in
Germany it was welcomed with featii
er beds. smiles, greetings of weicoh,"
and lots of potatoes. We have had TO
be pretty severe with Germans VIII"
were always ready to overstep til"
regulations. The other day al Ander-
mach the army fined German 'ti"
marks ($12Jl for not taking Off the
luxury tax when charging a dough
boy The Germans had an insidlu":
habit of spreading stories about dis
sensions among the allies. They t"l =
for instance. at Coblenz that ia a
fight seven Americans and fourtern
Frenchmen were killed. The storE
was pure lying. and the army ah-
thorities simply arrested the Germans
and fined every one who spread such
stories. The doughboys are Gettng
wise to the Germans.
What are the boys going to d"
when they get back homer" I asked
Billy. will they go back to their
old jobs or have they obtained new
points of view? Will they attempt
to get into better lines of work.
TT differs" replied Billy. Il have
heard many men say would like 10
get some more schooling l think
this is especially true of men who
have had various kinds of responsible
Jobs and have had their eyes opened
to new opportunities"
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Seamen's Strike at Hamburg Fails

LONDON, March 21.--A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph from Copen-
hagen says the seamen's strike at
Hamburg failed and that the steam
ers Cleveland and Patricia have sailed
for Cherbourg. and thar several other
vessels are ready to sail tomorrow
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Discusses Insurance Claims.

According to figures furnished by
Col. Henry D. Lindsey, director of
the bureau. claims against the United
States government for insurance left
to beneficiaries by soldiers, sailors
and marines. who died during the
war. had reached total of 8S.760 up
to and including February 2S, and
that payment had been made on o.
9I4 awards granted, totaling $516,-
211.0oo to date. The average monthly
payment to the beneficiaries through
death of the men insured is placed
at $o2.Il. while the average policy
under which such payment is being
made is S9.17006. rnder the terms of
the insurance policies. these apyments
viii be continued for a period of 2iO
months. provided the insured did not
hold a paid-up policy. in which case
immediate. payment of the principal
sum will be made
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Sterling Exchange Declines Again.

NEW YORK. March 22.-The decline
in sterling exchange, begun when the
British treasury withdrew it's sup
port Of the market, continued today,
cables breaking to 40. tho lowest
point reached since early in Septem-
ber. 1915. when low records of 451h
for cables and $50 for demand were
registered. Lire cables were at the
came time offered down to 7.5O.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
As to Argentina's Delegate

wElsoS AIRES. March 2l.-In an
editorial todxY dealing with the con-
feretfce In Paris Of delegates from
neutral countries and members Of the
o6 nations La Ra1on says:
Tho foreign once. asked why an
Argentine delegate did not attend the
neutral conference in Paris, replied
derstands that Argentina could not be
considered q neutral, A. the foreign
Office repeatedly approved acts of bel
lfgerency. such as permitting allied
wafships to remain indefinitely in
Buenos Aires: loaned unprecedented
sums to the allies; permitted the Lux
burg incident: permitted the allies to
recruit reserves; sanctioned the free
purchase of contraband of war: ad-
hered to the Belgian cause, anG ex-
pressed solidarity with the United
La Razon adds that this claim has
been presented to the peace confer
ence.
Discussed coercive Measures.
PARIS. Friday, March 21.-The Ha-
vas Agency says that the delegates
devoted considerable time to the dis
cussion of the article of the covenant
which provides for coercive measures
against a state breaking relations
with the league without submitting
its grievances to the executive body Of
the league. Amendments were pre-
pared stipulating that force might be
used only in case of necessity; that it
might be brought to bear only after
economic pressure had been INSULT
cient, and that small states might de-
cline to take warlike steps.
Lord Robert Cecil, who presided.
said that if small states were allowed
10 refrain from military action the
forces of other states should be given
permission to pass over their terri
tories.
Premier Venizelos Of Greece de-
clared incidentally during the discus
sion that purely defensive alliances
would be allowed under the league Of
nations covenant.
The principle that armAmentS
should be reduced to q minimum was
recognized by tho conference.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Belgium Buying Nitrates in Chile.

SANT1AOO, Chile, FRIDAY, MATCH II.
Belgium Is negotiating in Chile for
the purchase of 100, 900 tons Of nj
trates for agricultural purposes, IL
was announced today.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
AID FOR WAR RISK
LOOKEDFORS SOON
Secretary Glass, on Return
Tomorrow, Is Expected to
Make Announcement.

With the return to Washington to-
morrow of Secretary Glass OF the
Treasury Department, il is expected
that some definite means OF meeting
the financial demands of the war risk
insurance bureau will be announced.
Before Mr.. Glass left here on his
western trip in the interest OF the
victory liberty loan. he made a re-
quest of the President for s3.00o,o 900
to aid in paying the running eS-
penses of the bureau. Whether the
President has acceded to this request
has not been announced. At the Treas
ury department il was said that any
further statement in regard to this
matter would be issued after Mr.
Glass return
Contradiction of Charges.
Herbert 4. Simon. an attorney. for
merly employed as an examiner in the
compensation and claims section of
the bureau. has written q letter to
charges of inefticiency and extrava-
gance made by Thomas J. Dawley. jr .
a discharged employe which were
made public earlier this week. Mr.
Simon said that he voluntarily re-
signed his position. and is no longer
connected with the government. He
said in his letter:
Referring to the statement pub
lished that examiners frequently alb
sent themselves. I beg to state that
not only is such not the case, but that
practically all examiners work over
time to an extent that it is an un-
usual occurrence to see many leave
at 4:30. A record is kept of all men
who work later than pm. and who
work On Sunday, and a study of this
record will show that the overtime
put in by many examiners, and for
which they are not paid one cent. is
greater than any other branch of the
government service.
1T also is stated by Mr.. Dawley that
the stenographers are in many in
stances inefficient. and this / take
great pleasure in denying. Undoubt ed :
" there are some who are not as
good a.; others in their work. but this
happens in any large body of people
but the writer found better stenog-
raphers at the war risk insurance
bureau than it had ever before been
his pleasure to meet elsewhere
Evening star., 1919-03-22
Has Good Story TO Tell.

\ man who has come IN touch u.l4
Americas fighters at a point trroug.
which the troops marched on the way
to the enemy and who more recently
has been close 10 the bows OF the arm
OF occupation in Germany should has.
a story to tell Bill; has it, Ii is a stor>
IN which the little worries of the dough-
boys take their proper place as in:,deuj<
pure and simple nd the great facts OF
the doughbots heroic fight for Ideals
stand ont like stars IN tine summer SKI
Il prize these books" said Billy lie
we're The doughboys used 10 wrt
their names in them as they passed
through our hu, AT Ncufchateau. Sou.
OF the boys have added poetry to tho"
autographs. some have adGed dravl.-
and most of them have said a XII,
word a bout the food We gave them. y
they are coming out of this war bet.
men than when they went in. Ply
cally and mentally they have ga med
has been university TO them.
There was worl. to be done eve :
hour OF the day and night in that
hut at Neufchateau. They used l.,
swing in there expecting somethi,.,
to eat. We had twenty-five men ~
our kitchen. There were tweil"
French cooks and sen German pris-
oners and they never had any quar-
rels. Ny motto was. Feed the boys.
Answers Complaints Against ".
Billy looks things squarely in thn
eye. So ! put this question; WI
are some OF the boys criticisinS tt-
work Of the Y. NJ. c A." Billy. ;"I
me the straight of it,
II know that We pleased thoussIG-.
Yet undoubt edly we have disappoia;
ed some, said Billy. For instan"y.
We used to arrange to have an ho!f
between Z and S o'clock every even
ing for entertainment in the hall t'iat
adjoined our dining room. 1t was ini-
possible to put on show or L.
ture if the clatter of dishes was -.
ing on in the dining room, and so wr
closed the dining room during that
time. We had been working hard
all day and so the help took thi
hour for rest and bite to eat.
know that at different times the hun
cry lads arrived within the hour when
the lecture was going on. and wer"
disappointed. %
Evening star., 1919-03-22

noon. at which Gen. AIlenby, comman-
der of the British forces In Palestine
was present it was decided to return to
the suggestion made by the American
delegation and send an interalIied com
mission to study on the spot not only
the problems in Syria Palestine. but in
Ottoman Asia as a whole, accordink to
the Temps. II follows. the Newspaper
adds. that tho Attribution Of mandates
for Ottoman Asia cannot BE- decided On
h1foee tho return Of tho commission.
several months hence.
Evening star., 1919-03-22
ITALYS DEMANDS
Up TO Mr.. WILSON
Continued from First Page.)

House were engaged in trying to find
some solution to the very difficult
problem presented by the action OF
the Italians.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21

de haine noui in pref de $23. 90,
darnindu-le, lar d-nul loan Arde-
lean, care de meserie este panto-
far reparat SO perechi de ghete
in cinste, lar d-nul Noe Laes cro-
itor a lucrat 2 zile- nefntrerupt,
reparind ce era mai stricat.
Tot odata Gu d.nele Maria Pa
vel Ruja Meza, Ecatarina Arde-
lean 81 Floare P6pescu, adunin-
du-se laolalta in hala societatii
,,Adevarul". seara, au tinut 0 Sc.
zatoare ca in patria veche, cir
pind albituri 81 reparfnd uncle
81 altele.
Tot Gu ocaziunea aceasta S Eau
adunat, $3.50, pc care s'a cum,
parat pima sus numita.
Iata numele donatorilor:
Petru Meza, Ruja Meza, HE
Vermesa, Costa Vermesan, Tran
dafir Marina, Petru Dan, Petru
Dalia, Noe Laes, Meila Ghera
Iancu Suru, George Gheta, Ioar
Ardelean, Ecaterina Ardelian, M
leva, Ardelian, Dumitru Raica
Nicolae Potor, raposat, Petru
Ghera, raposat, loan Popescu
Floarea Popescu, loan Vaniu, I
oan Crista, Tanasie Sanitchi, o
limpia Sanitchi. Remus Serbian
Paraschiva Serbian, Alexandra
Tipergel, Avram Ilisie, Maria Hi
Isle, Teodor Popii, Iosif Capatina
Simeon Tomici, Adam Almajan
Gligor Neteu, Alexandra Ofitiri
Stefan Stoianovici, Mica Tosin
vasilie Ardeljan, Trifu Muntear
Mare, Iconia Muntian, Petru Blu
tuca, Simeon Pavel, Maria Pavel
Mica Jac, Maria Silagi, Todo1
Anca, Milan Mihailovici, Bella
Fisher, Floare Fisher, Saveta Sa
mes, lie Ardelian, George Ribiji
la, Ana Ribijila, Aurel Plustia
Lazar Zahan, Damaschin Miloia
| Ana Gavrila.
| Sperind ca 81 alte organizatiun
rom1neSti de care avem multi
me considerable in Statele Uni
tie nu vor raminea mai pc jos.
/ Ram1nem in asteptarea altor a
peluri:
Ban&tenii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21

Reuniunea Femeilor Romine
Pentru Crqcea Rosie Romina $
Americana din Salem, Ohio, are
onoarea a aduce la cunostints
generala a tuturor fratilor -Ro
mini din loc 81 jul', cum ca pc ii
ua de Is Maiu 1919 va aranja ur
Picnic de vara, pe farma d-lu
Redinger, pc Garfsl Ave-, inaintes
NJ. Valei.
Asemenea stunt .fugate celelaltt
institutii din loc nu aranja altt
petreceri pc ziua s;As numita pen
tru ca sa avem q buna reusita
1nvitarea va Fl pul,licata la rindu
Sau.
In speranta ca lnodestul nostrl
aviz va fl un viu rasunet in ini
mile tuturor, >ramfnem ale dtra CT
respect 81 Gu dra goste adevara'
frateasca:
Maria E. B&lan, prezidenta
Raveca-I. Trombitas, secretara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21

orfanii 81 vaduve1s din comma
noastra.,
sd site Cd fiecare dintra moi am
hotarft sd dam . buma de $4,000
81 rugm pc cons&tenii care nu
stu inca, Sd "a y cunostinta 81
sa-si faca fiecare Idatoria.
Pima in prezent )avem in fondul
societatii ,Topirc4anas' 81, ,5OO.OC
(una mie cinci suite de dolari)
am facut 0 pornirA destul de fru.
moasa. veniti ddr iubiti consa.
teni sd ne ducem( scopul la inde.
plinire 81 sd strkngem suma
frumoasa de bane, prin care Sd
putem alma fntr4 cftva suferin
tele micilor orfati 81 desperate
lor vaduve.
In numele sociatatii ,,Top1rcea
ma pentru ajutorul orfanilol
81 vaduvelor din comuna Topir
cea:
Vasi1e v. Creavu, presedinte
loan Aleman, easier
(91---93)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21

Firuta, bortarita, dina Ileana
Gaspar.
Gligor, borter, d-nul loan So
lomon.
Nicolae, june de % ami, d-nul
Vasile Clotan.
Trei politmani, domnii Vasile
Ilea, George Radut 81 Nick Bir-
san.
5. Voinicul, declamatie, preda-
ia de d-nul Terente Solomon
6. Ierii, monolog, predat de d.!
loan Andreiu.
Z. Strainul, cintare, cintata din
partea diletantilor.
8. Cuvint de inchidere din par
tea d-lui presedinte I. Calm.
Productia teatrala va dura pi-
ma la orele IL din noapte, 1nt1i va
urma mindful Joe Caluserul sub
conducerea d-lui Ilie Carpelean
lara dupa aceia dams pima in zori
de ri.
Taxa de intrare: Locul l, IS
Locul al IIl-ea, SO cent? de per
soana.
Muzica vestitului Cassian din
Youngstown, Ohio va distra ono.
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoase
ari de dams 81 c1ntece rationale
Suprasolviri sc primesc GU ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu celt
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bautur
recoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti frati
Rom1ni, att din loc, cit 81 din
jur nu ne vor pune la uitare mic
de data aceasta 81 vor particips
intr'un numar cit Sc pOate dt
mare la aceasta petrecere, tllnt
venitul curat al acestei petrecar
destinat pentru fondul societatii
Deci pima la revedere am rama:
salutindu-va Gu toata dragosteS
frateasca:
IN numele societatii ,,Lumins
81 Progresul Romin" din Wood
lawn, Pa:
Comitetul arnnjator.
(92 & 94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21
(Urmare).

Acest cadavru null mai des-
partia acum; uneori char il uitau,
il confundau GU mobilele. Atunci,
groaza lor de noapte ii cuprindea,
sufrageria ajungea, ca 81 iatacul,
un loc teribil, unde Ii sc infatisa
cadavrul lui. Camil. Ajunsesera sa
sufere zilnic patru-cinci ceasuri
mai mutt.
Cum Sc inopta, ii apncau fiorii,
trageau mai JOS abajurul de la lam
pa, ca sd MI se mai poata vedea, ii
Sc silian sa creada Cd doamna Ra-
quin va reincepe Sd vorbeasca, re-
smintindu-le astfel prezenta sa. Da
ca mai tineau Gu ei. daca nu Sc
scapau dc dinsa, era nnmai pentru
]. ca ochii ei traiau inca u pentru "a,
aine-ori, se simteau oare-cum usura-
Ii privindu-i cum se miseau si stra-
llleeaU,
Aeezan totdeaiina pe bstriIl4 ne
M iincio1el spb lumina plin5 ! lxn,
! D ~ ~ Il Il 4 I = y g bilse eipul h
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21
IN VT A R E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Lumina 81 Progresul Ro-
min din Woodlawn, Pa, invita-
Gu toata dragostea pc toate suro-
rile societati, cluburi 81 .parochii,
precum 81 pc toti fratii Romihi
din loc 81 din jur, a lua parte la
frumoasa petrecere teatrala, i'm
preunata GU dams, care va avea
loc Dumneca, q Aprilie 1919, d1-
pa sfintele Pasti, in hala societatii
Lumina 81 Progresul Romin" din
ITO Kheel Street.
Inceputul la orele Z p. m.
Productia teatrala va fl sub
conducerea d-lui loan Andreiu
director de teatru.
Programul Teatral:
/. Cuvint de deschidere diu
partea d-lui presedinte loan Ca
lin, la orele $50 p. IN.
La ridicarea cortinei sc va Gin
ia din partea dior diletanti 81
d-nelor diletante imnul: ,,Cintart
veacuri triste".
2. Sc va juca piesa teatrala
,.Arvinte 81 Pepelea'' tr'm
act.
p so A NE Il f:
Arvinte de SO de ami, d-nul Nj
colae Comanel.
Pepelea de % de ami, d-nul Lie
Carpelean.
Mandica, nepoata lui Arvinte,
d-soara Eugenia Hofnar din Mo
naca, Pa.
3. ,,Codrule Maria Ia" cintata
de domnii loan Andrei 81 loan So
lOmOn.
4. Viata din America, piesa tea.
trala in 5 acte. pentru prima da-
ia jucata in America.
P ERS O A NE l. f:
Toader. ON de so de ami, d-nu.
Nicolae Comanel.
Alexa beutorul, d-nul llie Car
pelean.
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fNv1TARE 81 APPEL.

Societatea consateni.cr din CO.
muna Topircea, judetC. 3ibiiu.
invita- pc aceasta Gale re tot
plietenii, cunoscutii 81 cSnsate
Nil, in special pc eonsatenii dir
Farrell, Pa, Non1lawn, Pa.
Canton, Ohio, Welins, w. Va, s.
care Sc mai afla u prin alte
orase, precum si pc zen din los
81 jur, lua parte la petrecerea
care va avea l0c in Slmbata To
mil, 26 Aprilie 1yAS.
Pretul de intrare: Pentru con
sateni $1.O0, Strainii so cent?.
/ 1nceputul va Fl la orele 6 sears
81 va dura pima la orele II dir
noapte.
Petrecerea Sc va tinea in hals
societatii ,,Drapelul Romin" dir
25 Liberty Street. Struthers, O
Venltul curat al aceStel petre
ceri va fl destinat pentru ,fondu
societatii ,,Topirceana'' GU SEQ
pul de a veni in ajutorul orfani
lor 81 vaduvelor ramase pc urn:
razboiului in comuna noastra To
pircea.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc GU ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita p'
Gale ziaristica.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro
mini consateni Isl vor face dato
rinta fata de orfanii 81 vaduvel'
din comuna noastra, precum 81 a
| ii frati Rom1ni din alte comun'
au facut 81 fac, asa 81 moi trebu
lsa ne 1mplinim datorinta fata d
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-21

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
sUltura ,,Hora Uniriis' din High
land Park, Mich, invita- pc toate
surorile societati, 'Cluburi 81 paro-
chii, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur a lua par
te la frumoasa Petrecere Teatra-
la, care Sc va da in ziua de Du-
mineca Tomii, q Aprilie 1919, in
hala armenilor, de-asupra shou-
lui, No. n Victor Ave.
1nceputul va Fl la orele 2 p. m.
81 va dura pima la orele II din
noapte.
Pretul de iptrare: Domnii so
Darnele 25 cent.
P r O G r "A MUL L.:
l. Ardealul nostru scump 81
drsk, declamata de dina Rozeta
Molnar.
2. Penes Curcanul, declamata
de d-nul Axente Tuttoiu.
). Piesa teatrala: ,,Coroana
Moldovei'' comedie intr 'un act
P E r S 0 A NELE:
Sandu, boier batrin, d-nul a
xente Tuttoiu.
Graor, fecior boieresc, d-nu
Nicolae Beldian.
Smarandita, nepoata boierului
d-soara Paraschiva Popa.
Tincuta, verisoara Ell, d-soara
Victoria s. Vasiu.
Florica, servitoare, dina Rozeti
Molnar. "
Tarani 81 tarance, mai mu!tt
persoane
Renumita muzica a d-lor p
juneau 81 t Cercel, va distra ono
ratul public Ell cele mai frumoast
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale
Suprasolviri Sc primesc cu ma
re Ilultnm'ta 81 Sc vor cu;ta p
,.ale 7iaristi25.
Bufctul va t; asor,at cI cc',
mai gustoase lse uii 81 ban II
rccoritoarc.
Pro aceaSta ). ., am ca f:'..i
nostri Romini 81 surorile Romin
he vor ola sprijinul cuvenit c:
totdeauna.
Tot odata sunt rugati tOti fra
til membrii al societatii noastre s
nu lipsi nici unul de la aceastf
frumoasa petrecere. find a dou'
petrecere anuala obligatoare fie
carui mebru. a-si plati ticatul IT
intrare conform statutelor. Ab
sentele nu vOr fl luate in seama
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rent, invitatii, 1nsfrau unul dups
altnl obiectele ce credeau ca poate
dori~ Grivet intrecea atunci pc to,
ii Gu nepotrivirea intrebarilor sA
le. ,Insira tot ce j frecea prin min
te, Ia fntimplare, oferind totdeau.
ma contrariul de ce cereA doamna
Raquin. Totusi spunea Gu ifos:
Eu ii citesc in ochi ca intr q
carte deschisa. Uitati-va, spune Cd
am dreptate. Nu-i asa, sc,lmpa
doamnai Da, da.
E De altfel MI era usor sd prinzi
dorintele sarmanei batrinc. Numai
Tereza avea darul acesta. Ea se in.
|telegea destul de t1s6r Gu aceastG III.
|teligent& marginita, inca yie;S DIR 81
|gropata IN fundnl unei carni mCal
te. Ce se petrecea oare in aceast& III
|zefabila faptura, care traia nnmai
|doar g. "a asiste Ia viatx fara u
|sia riisi d parte la dfnsaf Vedea
anzea 6F6 indoiaM .e8 judeea ne'
YEA gis linpeds q ii totusi nu mai ..
xea gestns ilu mai avea gIasul, pen
[tru argil tf6d 6duee in afara gindurile
|sce u xamisleau n creerul ii. N Il
B putut III ridice u 1,Ia. II dea.