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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
BOARD FOUND
PACKER PROFITS IN
WARTIME FAR too
GREAT, DISCOVERED
Maximum Profits By
Hoover Plan Were
Unreasonable"

tHy Leased wire to New Mexican.1
Washington, Sept. 24.-Maximum
profits for the five largest packers
under limitations prescribed by the
food administration during the war
we're ''~unreasonably high and from
two and ~one-quarter to three times
as great as those in prewar years
according to a report made to Pres
ident Wilson by the federal trade
commission on June rs, 1918, but
withheld from the public at the re.
quest Of Food Administrator Hoover.
A copy Of the report together with
letters sent BY Mr.. Hoover to the
president were transmitted TO the
senate today bv the commission in
response to a resolution BY Senator
Norris. republican OF Nebraska.
II his ,attar II me nrasldant datad
r,,In ! Soso M Hnnvs~ sstS w
S,d nj Relieve sanv uaefnI nnrposs
Il served bv pnblic ventilation IL
interldepartmental disaRreements az
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Governor Proclairns
Amencanization Day
a Proclamation BY the Governor


WHEREAS. In these days Of reconstruction and
reimbursement Of the internal affairs of State and Nation,
a constant reminder Of the necessity Of adherence to the
principles OF true Americanism is an essential factor in
Che education Of the youth Of our land and
WHEREAS The purposes and objects Of the Roose-
welt Memorial Association are the preservation for all
the people Of our country Of that inspiration Of true
Americanism which burned in the heart Of Theodore
Roosevelt, whereby was kindled in the souls of all true
Americans a greater devotion, more loyalty, and a deep
er faith;
NOW THEREFORE,, in commemoration Of the
ideals Of duty, loyalty and devotion to our country which
were voiced BY this great American, Friday, October
Path, 1919, Is hereby proclaimed to be characterization
Day in the Public Schools Of the State Of New Mexico, on
the afternoon or evening Of which day patriotic programs
and exercises should be rendered and held by the student
body and under the supervision Of the teachers in the
Public Schools and governing bodies Of all State Institu-
tons Of higher learning in New Mexico,
Done at Santa Re this 24th day Of September, 1919
Octdvidno a. Larfososo,
Governor Of New Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

(sy Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)
Washington, Sept. 24.-Sections of
the Cummins railroad reorganization
bill which would forbid strikes by
railway employees continued to draw
fire today before the senate inter-
state commerce committee.
Officials of the railroad brother
hoods attacked the proposals as 4
return to slavery in industry.
These proposals take away rights
of citizenship from railroad men,
r. j.. MacNamara, yice-president OF
the brotherhood OF firemen and EN-
ginemen, said.
w. N D0ak, vice-president of the
trainmen's brotherhood, classed thu
sections ''as the most bold attempt
at bondage since the civil war"
Machinery provided in THE bill for
adjudicating wage disputes, he said,
constituted the meanest form Of
compulsory arbitration,
you do not need to be afraid Of
organized strikes in khis country,
he declared, but you do need to be
afraid or the unorganized, mob strike,
When they start, there is no way
to get them back. This bill simply
fosters ]. w. W.'ism and the One
Big Union movement, because it will
destroy sober organizations"
Bonus systems and profit-sharing
under private management" always
were unsuccessful, Doak said.
sYou are against profit sharing
because it tends to make the indi-
worker lose interest in union
organization. aren't you? asked Sen
ator Stanley Of Kentucky.
Partly 50" Coax said.
But We have found them unfair,
Pay men enough and you get the
best bonus system"
J. r. Heberling, president Of the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

switohmen's union, said he also spoke
for shop crafts, maintenance Of way
men and other railroac organizations.
AS spokesman for 100000 or
ganized workers | represent their
opinion when 7 say this is an abridg-
ment of their liberties when yod
pass a law to make it a crime to
quit work. he said.
I'VE understand democracy to meal
that no free man shall be forced into
involuntary servitude."
GOMPERs DEFENDS
poWNTRoDDEN POLICE
Washington, Sept. Ex-senator Ny
ersf proposal to stop the pay Of any
policeman Of the District of COliim.
bia who is affiliated with organized
labor. was characterized today by
Samuel Gompers as mot only I'M
necessary but unjust and unwise." He
told the senate District of Columbia
committee the federation would serve
notice on any untoward action by the
police. Inadequate salaries, unjus.
tice and mistreatment, Gompers said,
had caused the police Of the county
to affiliate themselves with organ
lied labor. He suggested that the
only other organization to which the
police might turn was the ]. wv. W.
~ GDmpers, under d sharp cross
examination by Chairman Sherman,
declared he did not recognize the
right Of a police force anywhere to
strike.
Regarding the situation in Boston,
Gompers said he did not regard it as
ne. but as q lockout due to the
action Of the police commissioner.
Mr.. Gompers refused TO express APP
prevail or disapproval Of the action OF
the Boston police.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
FRELlNGHUYSEM WEEPS
FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS.

Washington, Sept. 24.-The lives OF
American soldiers are OF far more mo
nent than the sordid, mercenary con
siderations which are being urged In
this senate and by international bank
ers throughout the land for the league
nations" Senator Frelinghuysen.
republican, New Jersey, declared to-
day in an address attacking the league
~ nations covenant and Presidenl
Wilson.
The public feels" Senator Freling.
huysen said, that we should devote
sur energies to our own troubles OF
which the Boston police strike and
he 0minous reception given the pres
ident at Seattle are but symptoms"
Referring to the Shantung settle
ment, he said the president mot mere
y toleratess but approves and asks us
o approve a d~astardly piece of work. =
The presidents real excuse, he added,
mat Japan otherwise would not sign
he treaty.
it costs so much to induce Japan
to enter, what price must be paid to
eep her in?" he asked.
NOT GAME, SAYS.
Senator Frelinghuysen said he would
vote for all committee amendments
to the treaty and the four reserve.
tions to the league covenant and that
he would hesitate to approve the
pact unless the amendment returning
Shantung to China was adopted.
Il resent" he said, ''the secret
birth Of the league, 1 resent the
threats, the coercion, the crafty en-.
twining of it with a peace treaty so
that, as a rider, the great sentiment
for peace America could be capital
zied to force it through and cfrcum
vent deliberate Judgment and under.
standing by the Americans peoples
The senator declared visitors to
New Jersey would be told by the
vast majority OF people including
many democrats. that President VIZ
son was an autocrat. Few Of his
constituents, he added, now call the
president a democrat, many OF them
regarding him as an internationalis..
Senator Frelinghuysen said he was
well aware that because of his name,
Of the people might think hel
was Of German origin.
ut Is because he added. that
neither in me nor in many OF myl
ancestors Is or was there any Ger.
man blood that l had dared demand,
Tor all in this country, irrespectiveI
origin, a square deal"
IA N. 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
COONTz TO
GET BENSON'S lob

Washington, Sept. "a. Secretary
Daniels announced late today the ap-
pointment of Read Admiral Robert H.
Coontz to be chief of naval operations,
the highest office in the navy. Rear
Admiral Coontz, who will succeed
Admiral William S. Benson upon the
latter's retirement tomorrow, now Is
In command Of a dreadnaught divi-
sion of the Pacific fleet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

tHy Leased Wire to New Mexlean.)
Dayton, Ohio. Sept 24.-FOr the
third successive time Major r. w.
Schroeder, chief test pilot at Nc
Cook Field, broke the worlds twp
man airplane altitude record this
afternoon when he assembled to an
indicated height OF 10000 feet, or
approximately six miles. A Papere
two.passenger plane was used in ths
flight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Rockefeller Gives
Baptists Two Millions

New York, Sept. 24.--John d. Rocx-
efeller today contributed $2,000,000
to the ministers and missionary
board Of the Northern Baptist con.
vention. No restrictions are made
as to the use Of the principal and
income, which will be expended 10
take care Of INDECENT Baptist minis
tiers OF the northern states.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
STRIKE TO
RAISE RAILROAD
FREIGHT RATES

Washington, Sept. 24-In urging
the house today to concur in the SEN
ate bill restoring the power OF the in
.terstate commerce commission over
railroad rates, Chairman Esch Of the
interstate commerce. committee de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Senator Norris
Would Impeach
MT. B~uTlesOn

(By LEASED Wlrr 20 ivew MexlcAm)
Washington, Sept. "a. Senator Nor
ris, republican, Nebraska, told the
senate today he believed an ~investigas
ton Of the alleged activities OF Post.
master General Burleson in connec-
ton with the civil service appoint.
ments would show that the postmas-
Ter general had done something thar
to me seen to be sufficient grounds
tor impeachment
The Senator was speaking on his
resolution proposing such an inquiry.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
DIG FoREsr FIREs.

Los Angeles. Sept. 24.-The noun.
tain fires that have devastated more
than 100000 acres OF timber and
watershed area IN the Angeles na-
tional forest near Los Angeles, burn
ed unchecked today. A third fire
in the San Bernardino mountains was
reported under control.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
BROTHERHOODS UPHOLD
I'll SACRED STRIKE

Anti Strike Provision Of Cummins Bill Would Re-
duce Downtrodden and Oppressed Railroader to
Mere Slave; Arbitration, Bonus System and Pro
fit Sharing Undesirable Because They Would
Make Men Lose Interest in Unions, Leader
Frankly Confesses; Gompers Defends Police
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
RAIL STRIKE IN
BRITAIN THREATENS

London, Sept, 24.-Because Of the
situation created by the presentation
to the government today Of an ultima
tum by the railway men in which a
Strike was threatened Friday, a full
meeting Of the cabient was called to
be held this afternoon to consider the
situation.
clared an increase in rates was inevi
table because Of deficits In operating
revenues and a reduction of freight
traffic as a result of the steel strike.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
FOUR STABBED, TWO MAY
DIE IN CIEVEi AN

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 24.-Four
men were stabbed, two probably ia
tally, and two others were badly
beaten near the entrance OF the
American Steel & Wire c0mpany's
Newburg plant this morning in the
first serious local disorders Of the
steel strike. The trouble broke out
when o street car stopped near the
plant to let oft men bound for work
at the mills.
MAYOR AIDS STRIKERS.
Mayor Harry l.. Davis aroused hy
reports Of disorders. issued instruc.
tons to police that no s~triRebreakera
9 permitted to enter the city and
Continued on page 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
NO CHANGE
in STEEL
ST RIKES
STATUS
Tieup OF Industry In
Ohio Mill Centers
Most Serious
FOUR STABBED IN
CLEVELAND FIGHT
Mayor Of City Lets
No Strikebreakers
Be Imported

tHy Leased Wire to New Mexlcan,)
Pittsburgh, Sept. 24.---The
meeting Of the national steel
workers committee in session
here recessed at Q 80 p. m. with
the announcement by John
Fitzpatrick chairman that the
strike situation was satisfac-
tory to the union leaders. A
canvass Of the situation, Mr..
Fitzpatrick said, indicated that
100000 men have walked out.
Reports from steel centers today re-
cord little channe In tina alignment ar
the opposing forces of the labor
unions and the steel companies. In
the Mahoning valley Of Ohio the
otrikers' success Is complete. The In.
dustry which Is the backbone Of
Youngstown and a score Of neighbour
ing villages Is paraiyxed and all ito
$4,000 wage esrners idle. The issue
still Is doubtful on the great strategic
sectors radlatlng from Pittsburgh and
Chicago.
In the Pittsburgh district the Car
Inegie Steel company announced today
that the situation looks good and back
up ito optimism with claims that men
were returning to work In consider.
able numbers. These claims were
stoutIy denied by William z. Foster,
chief OF staff for the unions, who
claimed that two additional large
plants had been closed down today
and that Homestead would 90 out the
snd Of the week.
The situation around Chicago IL
more definite than that In the Pitts
buroh district. A majority Of the mills
are closed and those which are still
operating are doing SO with reduced
forces.
The threatened sympathetic strike
Z the lake Gamer seemed nearer as
The result Of the refusal Of the crews
1f II ore frelghters to dock their YES
sells.
Riotino and disorder still mark the
Pittsburgh struggle but SO far only
sporadIcally. The latest outbreak oc.
CURED today at Cleveland where four
were stabbed IN q battle between
strikers and non-strikers, two prob
ably fatally
Mr.. Fitzpatrick further said that the
wal confident that the
strike would spread and that the only
way Il could be stopped was for e. n.
Gary of the U. s.. steel corporation to
grant q conference to the representa-
OF the organized men; then. he
said, he was not sure that the strike
would end.
"A conference IL the only hope OF
Adjustment he asserted. THE mills
are shut down all over the country
and We have the situation we'll IN
hand, more sufficiently than wa had
hoped to expect.
HThe only question that now re-
uncertain Is whether JUDGE
a run the mills hlmseIf,n said
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. "That remains to be
seen, watch him.
o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
OHIO STEEL cENTERs
COMPLETELY pARALvzl

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. z4.-The
third day of the steel strike found
Ohi0's great steel centers at Ydungs.
town, Cleveland and S~teubenYille COM
pletely paralyzed.
Union leaders claim that more than
$4,000 steel workers are out OF work
in Ohio because Of the strike.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Train No. /, Of the a. r. g. S. II.
railway, was wrecked about 6:45 b.
m. yesterday when It struck an EN-
CINE, running light, three miles This
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IA VIZ.

Hsntru . 3ncunjura evsntuAlsls
nsplAosri - - pot ivi, rug&m ~
toN abonsntn nostri, IL fsl 81 Pc
toti cstitori4 socistati, cluburi si
paroohii etc., ~ binsvoiasc4 . tri.
mits tot aoese @ ests de publicat
h adresa xiarului, soriind pc plic:
,Rsdaotiunsa xiarului America. !.
Administratia are destul do lu-
cru Gu banii q Gu comandsle dc Il
parituri. M ingreunat munca u
nuia, usurfnd pc a celuilalt.
Fiecare Gu ale sale. 0ri % fntir-
dere, ori nepl8ceri Gel % nu a.
dreseaza scrisorile asa se site c&
dinsul se face vinovat de ca.
Asemeni, scrisorile Gu bani,
schimburile de adrese, comandele
dc invitari 81 alte tiparituri, sun
teti rugati q le adresa numai 81
numai Administratiei xiarului.
Redactia xiarului national xilnic
,,A1GERICA".
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Marta % apropiA tihindu-si tru.
pul drept. Fatal ora Alba Cd Va
rul, dar linistitx u asssatx.
,,Tata iaca Miron! zise ea.
Miron rAnase ca ochii la pa-
mint 7naintea b&trmului incarun.
tit fnainte dc vrene.
- Foarte bine foarte bine! -
graf Mihu frecindu-si miinile ne.
dumerit yi privind mereu cfnd Ia
Marta, cfnd ID Miron, cfnd "a SAT.
ia ce grabise fnspaimintata la din
sii, cfnd iarasi Ia Pintea ce sta citi
va pasi in dosul lui, la dreapta.
Ar Fl dorit sd mai zica cineva ce-
va, dar nimeni hu gasea cuvfntul.
Meme Mihule! zise in sfirsit
Miron. Stii ca-ti iubesc fata: Q
GER de nevasta.
- Cum asa! graf Mihu speriat
Miron oierulf ce s'a dus in lu.
meY. o ceri de nevasta9 Cum
asaY Marta 9 logodita.
,,Taica! zise Marta. NJ zice ca
vrei, daca nu vrei; dar sd stii ca
mi dai moartea sau viata.
.,Mihule! ii zise apoi Safta. Nu
stii tn ce-am suferit moi in dol ami
de zile9
Mihu statea in mijlocul lor 81
nu putea gasi nici un cuvint.
Pintea Sc apropia de dinsul, ii
puse nina pc lunar 81 graf cum
patat:
- We're Mihule! NJ te da dupa
vorbele muieresti 81 bine o sd faci.
Marta logodita, 81 char daca-i
vorba, logodna nu sc strica asa
ca din senin. Nu poti sd te faci
de rusinea tirgului.
Mihu facu un pas la dreapta, Sc
intoarse spre Pintea 81, ridicind
fruntea, il privi in fata, stete cit
timp in lupta Gu sine, apoi ii zise
GU o hotarire desnadajduita:
Ell! Ma fac! Ma fac de ru-
sinea tirgului! Ma fac de rusinea
lumii! Mie, urlna ell aprins, mie
nu-mi mai porunceste nimeni pc
fata pamintului. Eu stu cit amar
am rabdat!
GRAND acestea, el Sc duse la
Miron, ii apuca nina Sill zise GU
caldura:
- Nepoate! iarta-ma.
Miron simti ca ochii Use umplu
de lacrimi. Ell ridica nina batri-
nului 81 o atinse Gu fruntea.
= y
MAN spus eu, ca asa are sd
vie!' zise Floarea lui Ciucur,
cind vazu ca nunta satului tot
Sc face.
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Sub cenusiul cerulni, varga subti.
re de aur imi spuse ca undeva in lu
me, este soarele mare 81 cald; dal
nu aici, in asta tara, unde graiul 0,
menesc poate ucide, 81 unde Regime.
le pot ride, cind inima altuia SC
fringe!. -"
Gu graba infrigurata povestes
biata copila nemaestrita eli poveste
de durere; 81 tot mai strins 0 tinea
Ivor la pieptul lui. Din cfnd in cfnd
buzele lui ii atingeau obrazul, o.
prindu-se domol pc ochii ei aprinsi
nespus de scumpa era pentru din.
sui aceasta ora, 81 fecare cnvfnt al
Ell, era ca un balsam de t4maduire
pc ranile iui; insa, teama ingrozi.
toare pentru ast4 pl3pfnd6 viats
nimicea zorii fericirii Iui.
,Apoi, urma feeioara, ziua FL
tot att de rece cum fusese noaptea
Cred Cd in tara asta, M poate nici
odata Sd fie cald; de aceea se spun
yorbe att de nenailoase; yorbe Pc
carl nici odata nu u voi,l putea vi.
ta. Te-an nnmit nai5ell Pc tine,
viteazul meu, cavslsu1 nieu ! nefn-
,yinsul meu ostas NJ spus 81 ti-a
fort fricA lar Ell, IA st4k "a . ne
mernic6I tfemurfnd Il - nici IN
euyidt nh tisam u M tsre $ Z
I.acrk1ii mari 4 zv6s u b IiI oellii q
i 81 1rls y a
'r1h e5 csrs ertar rs plii'
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AvI z


Pc aceasta Gale societatea ro-
nina de ajutor 81 cultura GLORIA
Romina'' din Weirton, w. Va,
aduce la cunostipta tuturor MEM
brilor sal, precum 81 acelora care
sunt interesati ca petrecerea care
a fost anuntata pc ziua de l Fe-
bruarie 1919, nu s'a predat din
cauza ca vice presedintele socie-
tatii a murit Gu o seara inainte de
aceasta data.
Acelor frati romini care au con-
tribuit Gu suprasolviri pentru a
ceasta petrecere, lie vom raspunde
separat prin epistOle.
In numele societatii Gloria
Romina" din Weirton, w. Va.
Alexandra Tanase, pres.
(31-32)
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unde fiece stinca parea MANILA
lasata pc vine, astept1nd trecerea
mea ca sd sara sd ma sfisie. Luna
era palida, att de palida!... ca ia
ia unuia ce moare; 81 nourii Mne-
eau peste dinsa ca zabranicul unei
vaduve cernite, invelind-o 81 ascun-
zind lumina de care aveam alta ne
vote in Gale. NJ stu, - oh nu! nu
pot tine minte cum am petrecut a.
csa noapte! 81 mai fost inca Q
noapte, in inca lunga zi!...
Odata, cram att de obosita incit
m am oprit la coliba, 81 0 matuse
batrina mia dat ceva de m1ncare,
81 ma lasat sd ma fncalzesc Ia va
ira eli, 81 mia arafat drumul spre
Gorromalt. 5. N'aveam manta; pie
casem prea in graba, prea ma temu-
sem sd intflnesc pc altii; 81 era un
frig! Nici odata, nici in fnchipui-
rea xilelor de frignri, nu crezusem
e. Sd coprinda . singura lnnga
noapte, alta spaima. !. 81 noptile
au fost doua -. 81 in 0 doua nu =
raluna, 81 plona M mai pntean
yedea cAraree; |; atunci, m am cnl-
eat sub IN pom, tinind frfui calului
IA minA Ins8 era arit de oatenit q
el, insft AZ ineercx = fugs "a,
plous q i ayean mants !. u. si Inn
y, dursre nj A. pispt. !, mx tAie
de elteolii . a. cite Oh rxsufl "a !.
tsis 4 = y 4 vsllii ~,
~ - 1,clo1 !.
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stu unde merg. ). alergind orbe-
ste dupa nevoia sufletului meu. :.
Oar tn stii ca sunt slaba, sunt sfioa-
sd, usor de speriat. :. cum n ar
trebui sd fie fiica Reginei Dana. Z.
81 mi Sc parea Cd in dosul fiecarui
pom, Sc ascundea vreun dusman,
ca fiece desiS adapostia vreo fiara
nemiloasa. Apoi, cind s'au furisat
pc pamfnt umbrele noptei,... a.
tunci. ;. ah'', aici, palida Flo
ma Isl ascunse capul. de pieptul vi
|teakului, pc cind ii inabusea rasu-
flarea hohotul unui plins de usu-
rare 81 de nestearsa amintire: - "a
tunci imi paru rau, da, aproape J.
mi paru rau ca am VENT, caci in a.
devar, mi Sc parea calea spaiminta-
toare, 81 fngrozitor fiece oftat al
vfntului, fiece scirtfit al ramurilor
strivite de copita calului meu. J.
Cetinele imi biciuiau obrazul, 81
mi apucan pletele, pima cind q tre-
butt sale fnfagur ca marama pc
cap dar mereu Sc lasau lar In Jos,
csci e foarte lung parul meu, si-mi
era mare stavil& in drumnl men.
OdatA, am cazut, 81 eu 81 calul,
dar n am aeatst de eitul lni, si -
ridicat in picoare sigur, exei Cor
mae j viteaz, Cormse = bun, II ds-
|c5 Az era Cormsc, " sigar = 4
|nhtit
t3aas "a MI din pbdnre y
|air \ ~ "a pccg y ne
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Cum so fereasca de limbile veni-
noase, cum so aduca inapoi la ca
stelnl tatalui eli, fara q destepta ne
induplecatul dispret al mamei ei
Sta acum eulcata pc bratele lui, ca
Q foare frfnta de pc ramura rasu-
flarea ei era dureroasa 81 greoaie,
fata ii era alba ca marmura. Marea
cruce de grant arunca o umbra a
dfnca peste locul unde sc odihneau
amfndoi.
Cali stau unul ling6 altul, inva-
tati Gu cea mai desavirsita supune-
re-: numai din c1nd in cind, marele
cal negru necheza, frecindu-si In
Get coama ca carbunele, de trupul
umed al calulni alb. Cormac tre-
mura, coprins de frig dup6 lungul
drnms)pe alocurea, petele de noroiu
80 uscasera pc dinsul, minjind no
tezimea pxrului strSlucitor, delobi-
ceiu att de bine insriiit.
Mai jos sub stfnci, y bateau valu
rils De maluri; dar nici o.furtunx
nll sbuciuma oceanul !; apele se ~
diean 81 se lxsau, q 81 cfnd vrso ~
mild uriaae ar ii rasuflat sub valu-
II.
,,6x mergi 81 mine acylub ~
+ ceyalernt !; IA vei odihpi = adx-
leetul kidurilor sastsIulni Aor1o
Il6 d, cfnd ~ W mai a d6molit
e6ela 4, yon chibsui cs1xf T. EK e
~ & 0poi - ~ t nli n:
4 6ssl M l I; n 4 I
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te ca Ia tradat in ceasul nevoiei

te ca la tradat in ceasul nevoiei
lui.
,,Pe cine intilniam, urma Flo
ma, il intrebam drumul spre Gorro-
malt; caci unde sd te caut, daca nu
acolo; lar cind nu intilniam pc nj
meni, par,'ca ma indemna ceva care
imi calauzia pasii. 81 iata Cd in IA
ia mea, in faptul zilei, Sc inaltara,
asemenea unei naluci, fnaltele tur-
nuri ale castelului tau! Am intins
bratele spre ele, ca 81 cind teas Fl
gasit pc tine; apoi minind calul du-
pa mine, am sosit, ca un pribeag
schiopatat, La locul acesta, unde mi
Sc parea ca ma chiama crucile. !.
dar mai departe nam mai putut
merge. !. am cazut aici, printre ma
raeini, carl M 'au ascuns ca niste
valuri de spuma. Insa strasnic
Eau sgiriat spinii 81 nni-en sfnge-
rat pielea; 81 nu prea era m0ale pc
tul pc care M m'am asvfrliti. I. Dar
acum ca sunt aici, poate - vel "a
para e. am VENT, q M vei III ~ a
faci Gu un loaspe att de nepotriviti
Nam y te opresc mnIt dtn drum
1nai voiu lua calee fnaboi dnt4 y
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