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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

TlNpER orR proposed new char
IL tie only one candidate can be
nominated from a SVEN dis
trici." meaning ward" Yet any
citizen. by merely nnne q petition.
can become n candidate FOR "rom
missioner" meaning alderman"
They can All run at large. Tho TOYS
who gets tho most votes az large, are
elected suppose n wurh elects
them nfil That's distributed repre-
aentn,ion. nov isn't ~
UNDER the old aidsrmanic gov
rrnmcni w. had four wards. under
the proposed new charter We will
have five. " the representatives Of
-four wards couldn't null together
how will tho Representatives Of five
wards get along IN humessf
UNDEH Tho proposed new charter
We Will have q mayor WHOSE powers
are defined M purely legislative. but
whose duties ~ defined are 20 10
those Of the cifY c%accutiyos the gen
orai mnuanrf@fhe same duties a. ont
lined for the cit, manager We are
threatened with two managers, ono
drawing n Aalnrv and one working
for nothing. The iwo will got along
together Ike Il Foai and @ hull pup.
WE CAN REpt'cE taxes ~ shut
ting down the water works. We can
also make quite 10 tnN reduction by
refusing 20 pny our bond Interest "
that what the anonymous advocates
uf The new charter %surrsst'
WAS THE nOY Who undertook 10
split q united city up INTO "diatrictr'
seeking the welfare Of Aibupuarque
or WIS he trying 10 ply omen q was
for tho return of partisan patronage
In cts affaiuf
NEW CHARTER advocates state
ANONYMOUSLY that there 10 safety m
numhers Why not have an cNei
dozen commissioner and be real
Eafef
SAID NEW CHARTER advocates
say We Will get more publicity with
I five commissioners. elected from dds.
tnris" than from three elected n'
large Are Ne 10 have q nswnpape'
on tho commission or Just an nnony'
nous pamphlet facioDf
THE LATEST TROUBLES Of tho Ger.
man ex-rruwn prince threaten To lead
him 20 the divorce court. Can thii
be- q clever hit Of propaganda calci.
lated to nrouse sympathy FOR hia cN'
hirhuesa'
H
pupuAnt.N NUT Tho cx-crowr
princes saNs he has been guilty o
cruel and inhumuu treatment whlcl
10 certainly running true % form.
ACCORDING Y the anonymous al
tnDnfps cf the new charter the issul
Tuesday ~ between the new rharts
and ataErlnon ana tho present com
mission government aud "forwnn
Albuquerque
GENERAL n.ANQtET IL also 70
ported lead on. Nefk we'll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
FNRMER HROwN's Boy sIs-
PEIrs \ THIEF.

r AnAER BgOWN's nov had
worked ai day tapping the ma
pie trees Hud setting the sap
uails. There bad been NO time 10
unllert unN NJ the sap on that day.
ThVi planned tu do that ON the fol-
lowing day Hrirht aud early the
next informing Farmer browns Hoy
Was at The little sugar house among
the maple trees ~ the Green Forest.
Farmer THROWN was with him while
a." lptter built a fire and prepared
Ia boil sap Farmer browns hoy
started out to collect tie went first
o. the trees which had been tapped
first the dag before because he
know that be- would find the most
nap there.
when he reached the first tree at
which he expected to find sag you
can guess how surprised he was
when he discovered that there vas
10 pail hans nr from tho little spout
driven into the tree, The sap Mas
drip, drip. drippinr from the little
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
Who Said Building Material is High? Let Him Listen
to the Case of the Farmer Who Built With His Hogs

THE HERALD is heartily glad 10 note by mum.
erous signs that lis suggestions Of the past
month or more NJ 10 the true conditions IN
The building materials market. aud NJ 20 costs Of
building, are beginning 10 be generally understood
IN Albuquerque. Not only here but all over the
state and throughout the nation there are steady
aocessions 10 the ranks Of those who have taken time
10 study the building situation rs u exists and not
rs thev would like IL to be or as they think Il should
he, and who have been convinced that The price
levels 81 today are not a temporary or falsc-work
construction. but constitute . condition here to
stay for AN indefinite period.
No better illustration of the truth about today 5
price levels has been given than in n clipping handed
io the Herald today by an Albuquerque business
man who is among the students Of today \ industrial
conditions as they are and not rs many Of ~
sincerely believe we would like 20 have them. Here
Is the paragraph
-Four years ago a farmer built a house cost.
ing 1900. IN order 10 pay for II be- sold $50
hogs averaging $50 pounds each NJ $3.50 cwi,
or $1,000. A few weeks ago his n%eighbor, who
Is going 10 huild an identical house. called 1T
our office aud after quoting him ON the mill
work. summed up his figures aud said the house
would cost him Si,O2l mr. 10 per cent more than
the house his ncighbor built four years ago.
That seems like quite an increase. but now Just
stop IN eomparc the present price of hogs with
the increased cost Of the house. The farmer
also had $50 hogs averaging $50 pounds each.
lie sold them AT $3.50 per cwt. or for S9.3sg.
IN other words IL took only - hogs "a pay for
his house, leaving a balance OF Sj,is7.9O for
which hc could build another houso aud still
have enough left 10 buy u good sized Victory
bond
You, Mr. Man. waiting for bcforc-thc. war.con.
ditions Ia return. may NOT have hogs Ia sell hut
whatever you have TO sell whether II is sheep. ~
wool. or steers or merchandise ~ skill or brains ~
Drawn. will find that the underlying principle OF
the farmer. house builder and his hogs will hold,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
Tomorrow

Tomorrow. April 10. will be the an
nlNersan OF the Battle OF Lexington.
which commenced tho war Of M
Revolution. AFTER the news OF the
Boston Tea Party. the ~coloniats first
revolt against unjust taxation. reach
ed England Parliament appointed
General Gage military governor of
Massachusetts n supplied him with
four regiments Of british troops. Thc
Americans organized q provisional
government With John Hancock.
Samuel Adams aud Dr. Joseph Wnr-
rem az the head. fot a wear this iegul
struggle between M two factions
went on. On March Of 1875 Gage re-
csiycd orders To end existing condi-
tons hY nrrestinE Hancock and
Adams. ON the nirht Of April ~ =
detachment Of british troops siisniii
leu hoston ON % march to Lexington,
whore Adams o. Hancock were
housed
Paul Revere. nm aid 10 pr War.
ron. who Wns keeping watch on tho
rhorv opposite noaton. raw the de-
tnchmcnt of british start o. the road
10 Lexington. Jumping on his horse,
be rode through the mooniit night
urouaiuE the Minute Men through
every yillnrr ana hamlet when the
BRUSH reached Lexington they found
the American Minute Men under Cap
tain Harper drawn up on the Grcea
to receive them.
n WIS also on tho 18Th of April
that the first outbreak Of the clvil
val occurred. In 1851 the Sixth
Massachusetts, and the seventh Penn
s%yiyania regiments we're on their way
10 Washington when they we're at
tackled hy u mob IN the streets Of
baltimore. Several Of the soldiers
we're wounded, but no VA was killed.
IN 1917 on tEo 18Th OF April tho
nrst gun wna fired hy the Americans
against the GermanH The shot was
fired by the naval gun Grow Of the
merchant ship Mongolia OF tho Al
lnntic Transport line at a German
submarine nou the coast Of ireland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
THE PRICE OF PEACE
By DIR. A A


You ,annui eat your rtkc and have
~ too
And 10 you want anything you must
h. willing To- pay fut a.
These ere aNiums u good many pcu-
ple are lusinE sight OF They want
somsthing. yet they halk at the price
what W. want b. Peace. We want
war with lts waste, destruction and
murder Co stop We want a. set back
tu business. u ~ M quiet With CUT
family ana To enjoy NE
W. van Peace. Hut IN" rric" ~
Peace b. Sacrifice. We must give up
fumcthing 10 We wish to SCI some
thing
What We must give up Is a little
slice Of our Independence. our nation.
80 pride and our right 20 DO - We
please We must EiNU up priNi-
l,rr ~ declaring war whenever Ne
tool LIKE 10, and we must size M our
right To- go about with an army u
iaNy - bis as Co be- &c menace 10 9th
- nations.
You cannot set Law ana order In
Nour city. with policemen aud courts
aud q peaceful %pupulace unless you
give up your gun, give up your right
g. settle our " disputes with q
club. aud give up your right TO take
the law into your " hands aud pun
ish those who offend you
So I'm the highways ui the world
here can be no peace until individual
uutluus sacrifice their right each to
Dee ~ " Judge. jury ana sheriff In
auy dispute With anqshor nation.
National sovereignty IN q good
thing. n h so good that some 81 NJ
throw a at whenever We are asked
To- ahate one lot ~ little OF a.
nut there b. something better. u
is the welfare Of the world, Of all
humanity.
Those who refuse 10 let so Of ~
of our national sovereignty are pre-
,.arIy like the cowboy who Says, ny
lingo IN not CIV ~ my gun I won't
leave 10 % any court 81 law officer
to say when. Wher' ur whom ] shall
shoot No, sin I'm ID ne q III do
uH please.
That kind II talk may do In a min
ing camp. iu conditions Of primitive
utilization. II would plunge New
York OF Chicago into anarchy as bad
as now exists Ia Moscow
That Kind OF idea h. what VAS the
matter with Germany Deutschland
ther Allies, national vanity and COW
hoy honsiiuG lead straight TO ruin.
Those who repcl the idea OF Ann
otica'a giving mp the least bit ~ her
sovereignty are simply American
Junkcrs
IL We are going to get rid OF tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

horror uf war in D world. every Ma
ton must give az a little, That alone
b. the path ~ civilization
We never got Il United States until
each separate state gave w some ui
IT, rights for the sake 90 the Union
And We viii never set peace. pros
perity aud the rotrn 81 Law ou earth
until each nation gives up l bit fut
the sake uf the common good
Those who claim they want peace
and q league of nations, yet are uu-
willing Tor their own country 10 lci
go any NJ ~ privilege and powurHO
simply have taken leave "f common
sontc
YOU cannot eat yop cake uud have
h too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

THE time n rapidly approaching
when. ln accordance with I'm.
memorial custom. h0usc.clean-
ing will be- In order, II u much 20
be hoped hat nobouy who's HOUSE
needs IL will neglect the spring clean
M this year. and that u VIII be maae
Il really thorough one
Stiii more IL u TO be hoped that.
after the house and ~ SURROUNDINGS
have heeu nut IN good order. pains
will be taken to Keep them In good
order the year round.
For. after an. the fact that people
find u necessary to have a special
cleaning ~ th7ir LYING places every
snrtnr reflects somewhat un~faNuraht
on their nagemen q the house the
rest 0f the year Aud. In the lieht OF
modern medical knowledge. this - IN
deed a serious matter.
Disease, the modern medical expert
emphasizes eve more inaiatenul, ~
fosierod by dust and DIRT. IL finds
fssonie point- OF attack In houses
where the housekeeping u, 60 put u
rildiy slack. Particularly - TINS
true uf thu rerm-Causcd diseases.
Fionnnr ~ the sir. uttuchinE them
selves 20 lust particles, brought into
the house on siothing. or waited IN
through open Window. disease germs
81 almost every kind may find a lodg.
mr-placc un floors and walls ANA
furniture
Thure. fortunately, most % them
soon perish N IL "a peculiarly % dis.
puaa germs hat comparatively lew
nvs my sres. ir-@;G 81 Time outside
81 tho human organic ~
Uut eoHle ere trnRefou N life, And
tho supply uf dlssme germs j. end
lear 40 that. " CAST and dirt are
allowed 90 gather Oh floors and walls,
curtains und furniture, there - 81.
wayu Il possibility That the dust aud
dlrt coumin active germs n SOME
disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

oppoItune morlout
In the thick Of the
traffic. one day
after slowly snort
Ing IT, way right
into the middle OF
the traffic there
was a sudden whirr
ring OF wheels. a
loud snap, and tho
weary and worn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

framework came 20 a dead stop.
Look here, said the policeman on
point duty 90 the driver. this hlensea
thing b. always breaking down. Lata
see whats your numberf Yes. 1853"
"1arn came from the youth who
was iu charge Of the vehicle imme-
diateiy behind That amt is NUM-
Der hats the year Il was built"
1T was advertising that built up
southern california said a speaker.
and In spite Of he fact that tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

who raised the giant potatoes.
AN eastcrner who had Just ar
rived here had heard OF the wonder
fui potatoes this man raised, 80 no
sent HE hired nan over TO buy roo
pounds.
"'lou so back where you came
from snorieh the Californian. end
tell your boss ! won't cut up a good
potato FOR any onei'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

TlUFuadH have cur
tailed their public
lily fund. let Us
hope that the buHl-
ness men % our
city will put their
houlderz to the
wheel and keep up
the good work. Hut
do not let us err "a
did the Californian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

that his chum wnn
looking
iiill ciappcd him
on the back and
Halds
HALLE. 'Enrv.
How are yer get
tin anf Stiil work
In for the same
people
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

and mot given
much 10 ai1ry tell
.irg. Tho OIL q r.
day. however. he
~unliplhersd a. fol
lows
call To- mind
a |i'crsiHn dlplo
mat who came
over here on u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

4 mans cup of JOY resembles an
after dinner coffee cup, but hts cup
Of s0rrow holds several gallons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

A Cleveland man carried a lucky
penny TN n wore q hole IN his pocket
through which he lost a sio gold
piece.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

People always laugh at the fool
things YOU nv TO 90 until they dis
cover YOU are making money out Of
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

The world In wide enough for al.
but II II not deep enough Tor some
college graduates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Its q signal triumph for the wealth
~ man when his predictions come
true.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
LAUGH WITH US

Secretary or State iandnr has
a mighty busy man during he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
DOMESTIC PEACE

Mrs ssuppcs - Do you believe q
man is ever Justified In applying
Llrsh corrective measures 10 his wlt"f
Scruppca- Sometimes. but not IN my
case You are 20 EcutCcl aud loving
i've never had To raise a hard against
you eAtcut ~ sell defense
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

An ancient motor van usually man
AGED o. have a breakdown about once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Moei actors prefer a small role "a
an entire loaf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Yea" was 'Enry's sad reply. wife,
mother-in-la Law ana ten Kids"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
HI SPRING CLEANUP
hY ii. AnpTNQToH BRHCH

Author Of '-rhc Riddle OF Personality" ~puycholory and
Parenthood." Etc.
Copyright. 1919. by the Associated Newspapersl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

GENERAL uLANorET b. also re-
ported lead on. Nefk we'll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

Next story BuSicr ncar's Dl~ap.
pnintmcns.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03

vreme ce ne ioviram fntf de So
ba, apoi de scrin, pfna Sd alum.
gem rlnde voiam.
Apoi m am dat uitarei, fntr 'un
extaz nebun. A fost un ceas dc
Wis, de furie, de placere dunno.
zeiasca; 81 in urma delicioasa
oboseala ne coprinse, 81 adormi.
ram unul in bratele celuilalt.
Visam. Oar iata ca prin Wis mi.
Sc paru ca cineva ma cheama, ca
striga ajutor; apoi primii lovi.
tura puternica. Deschisei ochii.
All! Soarele, in asfintit, rosu
enorm, intra pc fereastra deschi.
sd larg. 81 parea ca he priveste
lin departures orizontului, lunli.
nind Gu apoteoza patul meu ra.
vasit pc care, fence iesita din
mint urla, Sc zbatea, Sc intortO.
:hea. dadea din mini 81 din pi-
cioare, cautind sa apuce un colt
lie cerceaf, 'bucatica de perdea
ori ce, in timp ce in mijlocul
odaiei, in picioare, inspaimintati
unul lmga altul, proprietarul
meu, in redingota. intovarasit dc
oortar 81 de un cesar negru ca
1racu, ne priveau Gu ochii indo'
bitociti.
Ma ridicai, furios, gata sa Il
sar de git, 81 strigai: ,,Ce cautat
aici dobitocilor?"
Cosarul. coprins de o veselie
neasteptata, lasa sal cada din mi
IA bucata de tinichea Gu care
venise. Portarul dadea semne ds
nebunie, pc cind proprietarul bill
bal: Oar bine. domunle, venl.
sem. yepisem pentru. :.
pentru soba. -.
Atunci racnii: ,,Spalati putina
mai repede! Idiotilor!''
Proprietarul Isl scoase palarla
1e-abia atunci. cu un aer lncurcat
81 politicos, 81 departinduse de-a-
'ndaratele, murmura .,lertati. va
rog. domnule, iertati. Daca stian
ca va deranJez, nu veneam. Por-
tarul imi spusese ca atl leslt. ler-
tati. So" 81 plecara GU totii.
De atunei, puteti sd va inchipu.
I'll ca nu mai inchid ferestrele.
Oar trag totdeauna zavorul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
Ill DEF RIM.
POvESTE IN UMBRA 81 LU
De: Maria. Regina 1omln1Ai.
Traducere de-:
uafR. Miller. .vaf9hv.

Toti din salA Sc inghesuie in jul
rul Ell, Sc pleaca, privesc lung la chi
pul inmarmurit; apoi un strigat
din multe piepturi Sc ridica pima in
bolta, un strigat care Sc amesteca
Gu jelirea vintului:
Sir Ivor! Sir Ivor e Sir l.
vor, care S a intors'f
,,Da! striga femeia, si La ia
ia ca scoasa din mint, 81 glasul el
ca un genet: ,,Sir Ivor! Sir Ivor
omul pc care l-ati omorit omul pc
care l-ati ucis Gu limbele voastre
siam VENT aici ca sa spun tuturor
pentru &c a murit!s
Facliile pilpiie, flacara lor Sc ri
dica saltind in sus, tfnguioasa fur.
tuna urla mereu apoi, Gu un sgo-
mot inabusit 81 neasteptat, portalu-
rile mari Sc inchid, 81 ascund noap-
tea de afara.
Sgomotul !lor rasuna de-a lungul
zidnrilor CO bubuitul departat al
tunetului. apoi se face . tacere
N toate 1etele fngroxite - intore
sspra epbxeila fsnneie, care ~ 81
= 1 6jjlocnl adunkrii pe ere = sfidea,
" 3. 81 Il KS + II s s. 81 e; ~ a IS u Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03
Domnul sa gasesc cuvinte potrivite
cu deS3y1rsita drentateiss

Domnul sa gasesc cuvinte potrivitt
Gu desavirsita dreptate!!''
Este in adevar Lady Igrainea {
vocea ei care suna att de Impede
care sfideaza cercul celor ce o as
culta 7 care nu tremura, nici nu 81
teme, ci, asemenea preoteselor dir
vremile de demult, in picioare lin
ga altar, propovadueste poporulu;
adevaruri carl trebuiesc primite "a
ia impotrivire.
Sc intoarce spre fata celui mort
Sc pleaca peste Ell, 81 Gu duiosie i
mingfie fruntea; apoi, pentru In
tia CARA, face semn lui nderim
stralucitului eli copil. Ell astepta ne
radiator chemarea Ell, stind aproa.
pc de Rhona, care de frica, ISL as
cunsese nina mititica fntr'a lui. !,
,,Stiti vol cine 9 acest tinar
zeu de aur, acest cintaret al paduri-
lor, acest razvratit neinfrfnat, q
cest fermecator al inimilor omene-
sti, acest iubit al tinerilor 81 al ba-
trfnilori Oh, deschideti-va urechi-
le! oh, priviti-l bine! caci va spun
"a fiul meu; da | ascultati strania
mea marturisire, caci este firl men
Isl de sigur, oricare mama trebuie
;sa ma invidieze. lar tu, Dundee
ule mare, carele esti in ceruri, stii
cit de p6timas lam iubitl CO sarn-
t4ri am revSrsat ashpra pletelor lui
sprii csslseg a4 pl a ipaa
lull 81 ~ dor nahum am plndit 81
|and peSu1 l ntoxc1ndn o. ctt1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03

Ce cuvinte au sa fie rostiteg Ce
rani au sa singereze iarasiY Ce adm
curl au sa fie turburate, 81 in ce tai
ne sc va revarsa lumina adevaru-
lui? Va cadea in sfirSit acum o raz-
bunare dumnezeiasea sau omeneas-
ca9
81 sd stiti Cd era in ajunul de
Craciun, clnd ar trebui sd sune clio
potele, 81 inimile sa Sc veseleasca!
Sir Ivor e intins, tacut 81 nepa-
sator; chipul lui inmarmurit prive-
ste spre tavan, mlinile sunt incru-
cisate pc piept, stringind lipit de
inima minerul batut Gu nestimate
la care Sc inchinase mama sa. Null
mai poate nimeni jicni Gu amare
batjocuri, nici nu-i mai poate smul-
ge taina bine pastrata, nici nu poa-
te face buzele lui mute Sd vorbeas-
cd!
Pima Ia sfirsit, aceasta, si mimic
|altis ii adevSr asa fusese, ,,pinx y
IsfirSit, aceaSta si mimic att Acest
|unic lneru, seeastx nespus4 colnc6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-03

ca glasul ei.. Ea insasi d abba poa
te crede ca rosteste asemenea Gu.
vinte; o putere ciudata insufla vor.
ba Ell, ciudata liniste Sc asterne
peste firea eli sfioasa, ii potoleste
teama, 81 face sa Sc inalte dec.
data cuN neasteptata 81 neobisnui-
ta maretie.
- ,,Am VENT - striga dinsa =
sd vorbesc in locul acestor buze ta-
cute; sa dau inapoi cinstea acelui
care pierdut-o de dragul meu.''
- DE dragul eif... de dragul
eli. 80 Soapta aceasta Sc Ia
teste in toata adunarea.
- ,,Da, de dragul meu caci sunt
mama lui, 81 ma iubit mai presus
de toate in lume; q iubit cinstea
mea mai multi decit pc q lui, 81 eu,
orbita, nu mi-am dat seam8 de ma
rinimia lui! eu, ca 81 vol; lam cal
cat peste inima! lar seum, mi-am
croft drumul prin zapad& 81 viscol,
pima Ia aceste curti domnesti, pc
urma sicriului lui; am umblat zina
intreaga, eu care lam putere, eu
care pima acum nu fndraznian =
ridic, capul din pricina' temerilor
fnchipuitel Stau aici ii fata voa-
stra, Gu alta nepasare de patimile
voastre, incft 4 am alta dorint4 de-
cites6 ~ arat cft 4 fost 81 de- afint.
vreau \ " fnchiHa i toti 60 eyla-
Ne, 81 fatl opaplui re cape l-ati ne
einSfit, li l-a}i trines = n1oarte. -.
t ~ - 81 ~ y J! 4, u lpl' ! ~
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sd strlge, cerindu-i iertare; ar vrea
sa smulga din ochii lui strins in
chisi, o singura privire care sa a.
stimpere cumplita eli durere, remus
carea eli prea tirzie, adfnca 81 ARIA
toarea eli durere s..
Simte ca ar sti, prin sarutarile eli,
sa aduca lar singele in aste buze de
ceara, ca ar insufla iarasi vlaga in
chipul asta fara glas, ca ar face sa
bata din nou 0 viata proaspata, in
aste vine incremenite.
Simte ca att de puternica ar Fl
patima ei, incit de sigur aceasta fap
tura ar raspunde strigatului Ell, 81
n ar putea sa Sc impotriveasca unui
dor att de cumplit!
La ce bun puterea, la &c bun ma
retia ei, la ce bun svicnirea vietii
neinfrinte dintr 'fnsa, daca trebuie
sd stea 81 sa priveasca Ia omul pc
care la lublt, 81 50 null p0ata spu-
ne ca aici, ling& dinsull
0 tacere adinca = coprins intrea-
ga sala, asteptare ineordata 81 a.
ra suflare; toti oehii se fnto9:c spre
subreda femeie ia nseru asteptfnd
50 auda ce mai are de povestit.
Regina Dana priveste tint4 Ia
dfnsa, 81 deodata priyirile lor se m
tilnesc, intro sfidare 11r& cuvinte;
q sclipire ciudatx lumineas6 ochii
lor, q se para y ag1 sedntG a.
a una 4 alta Iersine,
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