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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

LOST MD IOt ND
LOST hay saddle horse. tlim init. manc
foached light tau. two whit" hind feet.
scar on firht hind les. reward o. g.
Hinchlcy, osasc o2e1 t25 8. Elwood.
LosT--on August 5is, black leather
mssmoranduu, about 2hSbH, In vicinity
Of Third ana MAIN liberal reward. Usage
727s or Usage f3fu.
POINTED bird dog. white with liver
s7sB.oI'' name n'''' reward '''''
$50 REwkRD for .arrcst ~ pr y i.
poregrine. colorcf weight about tsi
pounds. about c-foot tail. wears Van
Dyk" beard and Elnasra. drives % FtuI,.
hakor roadster 1919 model. motor so %.
$3.50. Oklahoma license 80. stNst So.
tty A NJ. smith. $40 " second Si
Tules, OKLA. Tel. oHagc 2222
rtHEi, PERSONAL =
BROTHERS want to adopt two baby girls
bluc-ey"d preferred, eao under r'tta.
t4a Enid okla
FAfhMoN1 MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement private prices rcAHunh bic;
Write for booklet. SIR. = Is. Ions I,ii
h. Twenty seventh {, Kansas 'l'y. No.
SPECIAL. TO Introduce Lennon uard
water Liquid shampoo fur ono month.
will Walt your hong at hrpoini'd hour
sivo thorough hoad mtffaro aud sham
poo. Satisfaction guar,ntogi, also one
bottle Of Lennon Hard water Liquid
Shampoo Tor 81. Please phone Oaago 7sgl
for hour Tor engagement
WEST MAIN MArEUNiTY SANTA.
rum. a homo for the core and prote'.
fion ~ young women. ratcH reasonable.
babies adopted. Dr M IL Newman. med.
teal director. Ibt7 ". Main, Oklahoma
CITY.
SPECIAL NDIi,IS q
ANNOUNCEMENT Sam ticudrieiHon
matchmaker and irwclet. formerly with
Dick Borden. now located % 81 H1Htuu,
Dufby Loan Office. Cedar 2C36
NOTICE pAISrERs - Special called
meeting Monday. > y. IN. Special buEi.
ness signed. o. H. Taylor. i II. Glynn,
n. r. Hunt, J. u. Mcdonald, PRECEDENT
pro tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 81
AS undtr this htsdine msst BE- SAID 10 ldvansa

AMERICAN walnut vanity chiffruhe,
Boulderado Apartments. 1890 south
~ lider, apartment S0S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

Statesmen
HEALTH> AND ACCIDENT

$500 monthly IL tho premium on our
new Peerless Policy. Everybody
can afford TO buy IT, Issued To- take
care of conditions today Pays for
any sickness and any, accident, spc-
,ial benefits for hospital confinement
aud surgical operations. Have you
got the PEP and GRIT to set out
ana hustle' n you have you can
earn big money. 800 month is
all u costs. See
NJ, J. DCrY. Agent.
Merchants Life and Casualty co.
io2 South Ls"ton. Phone Usage 56iS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

| SECOND ". i327-Cisnn. well turnishod.
| modern light housekeeping rooms, sum
mrr rates. no children.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12
srtCiAL Nori'rs
NSNOtNCEMEST Sam tirudrie kHul
matchmaker and ipwcIof fprmtrI, wit
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sAIr

AUTOMOBILES roH SALE 10
AUTO PAINTING AT Scotes, you name
price. III tell you what you SGT. OHnEo
5000
BUICK b-passonger, model D-i6, takcf
on mortgage. must soil at once. t295
cash. aia " serond. Usage bOOg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

SEVENTH. W. liG- Threo usht house.
keeping rooms for rcut, Usage 1901.
Is per week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

rRppSr. s. 1910. Tbirr ruuua COM
pl't,ly furnished fot ught housc,cop NIX.
Rraauuablol for two OF three months.
pzau0 h4i1 "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

| OwASSo. 4, ii2-rwo nice hausokoep-
ing rooms, modern. lS5o pcr week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

l.E<iNGTON SiN, guaranteed with tRss
diamond for part or all. according to
value. ogago tsG3. what have your
MUST sscrifico Buick g roadster. recently
been completely ovrthaulcd looks good
and runs good no reasonable offer re-
fused. sia ~. Elwood
1920 FORD coupe Tor sale. $500 2i3 u.
Third.
io2O CHEVROLET SEDAN. I new casinsH,
all In good shape, runs good ?io6 H.
Admiral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

SECOND, T., l6ll white Vnamol"d
kitchen and sleeping ronu. adjoining
bath, In modern home. OsSse SiDt
SECOND. w., 1884 Two furnished rooms
clean and modern, for tight housrkrep-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12

HptkFDNb, g.. i32b-ouc light house
keeping room. IN modern home, also
garage, good woll of water. pEaE" 32o6.
ruEoNtN, A.. ll2.- Rooms Tor light house
keeping. modern, newly decorated, very
reasonable. Cedar gbO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-12
FINANCIAL.
OIL LANDS AND LFAsYs iI-s

ron sAL6-R Royalty and fee 40 acres
with i7i. barrels per day. Price f22,-
900 See Bennett A Bell. 5lt Security
HidR Phone ID.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

Nearly 400 disabled soldiers are enrolled at the college of business ad- ministration of Boston university, in Massachusetts.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
TAXI MEN CLAIM ORDINANCE UNJUST

Taxi owners and drivers in this city are voicing a complaint regard ing the new ordinance which goes in to effect today. They feel that this is an unnecessary move at this time, due to the fact that it will throw about 30 men out of employment and compel them, they say. to dispose of their cars at a sacrifice.
 Tn cities a great deal larger than Phoenix" declared J. D. Cross, a taxi owner. yesterday, "they are all lowed to stand on the street as they are convenient for the public and are considered a necessity. The city allows only four taXis to the block, which is not enough to interfere with traffic in the congested districts. and the situation will not be relieved by taking off the taxis, since the park ing ordinance is not enforced and privately owned cars are allowed to stand on the streets for indefinite periods. These taxi men who are tax payers and who are conducting their business for the accommodation of the public believe that this should be left to the vote of the people,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Ser1i-Montl1ly Road Bulletin Is
 Issued by Auto Club of Arizona

passable. Parker to Cadiz fair. The GhreEbeTg ferry is in operation and the road from Salome to the ferry is in fair condition. Unpaved Salt River valley roads in fair condition. Phoenix to Tempe, Mesa and Chan dler concrete road. Mesa to Globe via Roosevelt, good, excepting about 22 miles, whAre asurfaCing is washed off, but rocks are not sharp and will not injure tires and this is easily passable at slow speed. The road from Rice to Springerville is not ad- vised, as it is only passable. Mesa to Superior good; new highway Su- perior to Miami closed to all traffic for two weeks. Superior to Ray the road is in poor condition, from Ray to Hayden rough. Ray to Florence good. From Globe to Stafford the road is good: there have been no rains in this neighborhood- and the roads are all dry. From Stafford to Clifton the road is good and from Stafford t3 Duncan likewise good but from Saf- ford to Bowie it is only fair and from Duncan to Iordsburg fair.
 Southern Part cf State and New Mexico
 Yuma to Cila Bend the road Is good, having been improved consider ably by the rains. as is also the road btiN ttIl l Alll't anu I llbt+4-A lt +As9 N't Caliente. From Sentinel to Ajo the road is good and from GiIa Bend to A5o fair and from Aio to Tucson good. The road is good from Phoenix to Tucson, excepting about 15 miles either side of Florence, which is fair desert road with numerous small cross washes. From Florence to Winketman the road is mostly good and Casa GraHde to Tucson good. ! flT4414l 1 a l fl good. Tucson to Nosal-s very good. and Tucson to Tombstone very good. Fridge north of Tucson not yet re- paired but no water and easily pass able and free towing when necessary. Tombstone to Bisbee very good Bis bee to Douglas concrete paving Tombstone to Courtlaud good, Court
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

Fenchurch, and c. NJ. Scott acted as host during his stay in Phoenix.
 In discussing the possibilities of development inherent in Mexico and especially of the west coast, MT Tit comb described three large sugar plantations which he visited recent ly.
 'These plantations," he said, "are in the highest state of cultivation and, in addition 10 these, there are 3,000,- 900 acres along the west coast which may and undoubtedly will be placed under intensive cultivation.
 The spirit of friendship snd CO., operation manifested by the people of Mexico towards the United States is particularly noticeable, and this spirit is shown not only toward the interests which I represent but to- ward everything that spells the in troduction of American capital and the development of the country.
 During my visit to Mexico I was entertained by several of the cham bers of commerce of the west coast, during which time I met Governor Aguilar of Sinaloa and General Rios who is in charge of the government irrigation projects at Culiacan. both of whom, in conjunction with other Mexican officials. expressed the hope that the United States and Mexico will co-oper'te in the development of the rich lands south of the inter, national line.'
 MT. Tftcomb's trip into Mexico eX- tended as far south as the Southern Pacific of Mexico is built at present and he expressed the hope that the rehabilitation of that company in Mexico will have been accomplished before the fl st of the year.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
COYOTES LOOKING FORWARD ID HARD
 BATTLE SATURDAY

Long sessions of signal p~actice in Reference to scrimmage against the eserves have been the lot of, Coy he gridiron warriors this week in preparation for Saturdays game lere against the University of Ari- ona second team. The game will be hayed at Riverside park, starting at ! o'clock.
 Coach Robinson is looking forward 70 one of the hardest games of the schedule when the Tucsonians invade she Coyote liar this week end and aas consequently taken the kittens over rough trail the past three days. He is attempting to polish off the rough spots which so fla grantly presented themselves in last Saturdays game against Mesa high and he promises to have a smooth working, well oiled machine on the field Saturday afternoon.
 The work of linemen last Saturday was disaleasing to the coach, es- pecially the charging of his two tack les. so he trotted out the charging sled yesterday and put his forwards to work. To 1g sessions with the sled have been the order for the past three days and will continue, Robinson says, until his men learn how to hit hard and low. Use of hands on de- fensive is another point where the squad has been weak and Coach Robinson is attempting to drill into the players heads the fact that hands are more than ornaments.
 Wilson, big 165 pound Tneman, is showing up unusually strong this week and is using his bulk to ad- vantage. He is a candidate for one of the guard positions and will prob ably be given a chance in Satur- days game.
 Disquisting news comes that Tal- bot, the 190 pound fu1lback, is suf- fering from a severe charlie -horse' and may be unable 10 get into Sat urday's game even for a few minutes.
 Jerry Abbott, well known football official. has returned to Phoenix aft CT an absence of several days and will probably referee all local games during the remainder of the season. Abbott is one of the most capable men in the state and keeps the teams moving at top speed. although in- sisting on a strict observance of the rules.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

The following semi monthly road bulletin has been issued by the Au- tomobile Club of Arizona:
 General
 The recent rains in the west and northern parts of the state, while heavy in some places, have left no serious damage to the roads and really improved them somewhat in places.
 Northern Part Of State
 From Springerville to St. Johns and St Johns to Holbrook the road is good. From Holbrook to Gallup, N M. most of the road is good and all dry. but has some bad washes which should be bridged or filled. From Holbrook to Fort Apache the road is fine and from HolbroOk to Winsiow fair. The road from Winslow to Roosevelt has just been dragged and is good. as is the road between Wins low and FIagstaff. The roads from Flagstaff to Williams and from Maine to the Grand Canyon are fair; from Williams to Ash Fork some what rougl From Ash Fork to kingman is good. excepting about 15 miles east of Peach Springs, which is probably rough, the mud being heavy there. From Kingman to Needles roads are fair via both Oat- man and Yucca. Prescott to Ash Fork fair. Prescott to Jerome good, Jerome to camp Verde fair, Jerome to TIagstaff and Sedona badly cut Up.
 Central Part of State
 From Prescott to Phoenix the Black Canyon road is very badly cut ID since recent rains and believe the Wfckenburg route, although longer, should be taken, as the greater DOT ton of it is in very good condition, and by going directly south from Glendale concrete paving can be had into Phoenix with the exception of one mile. Wickenburg to Salome the road is good. excepting for few ro1Jeh spots; SaIome to Parker is fair exccptine between Bouse and Parker, which is slow and rough, Parker to Needles badly washed out by rains but
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
Auto Finishes

"a few hours of interest ing work, a few dollars worth of Effecto and "A to AS hours for drying will transform an old weather beaten car into a real automobile.
 Effecto Auto Finishes in clude eight snapy colors- the genuine original auto enameLs. They combine color and finish in one ma terial and are self-leveling consequently they go on easily and evenly, without streaks, laps or brush marks. Frequently, one coat will suffice-tWo are most always enough for a good job.
 Let US show you how easy it is to make the old bus look new again.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
MAY EXTEND S.P.TO
 MEXICO WEST COAST. SAYS PRES. TITCOMB

That there Is now possibility Of extending the lines of the Southern Pacific company down the west coast of Mexico to Gaudalajara and into the City of Mexico over the tracks of the Mexican national railroads was asserted yesterday by H. B. Titcomb, the newly elected president of the Arizona Eastern railway and the Southern Pacific of Mexico who spent yesterday in an examination of the affairs of his company in the Salt River valley as part of a general trip over the Southern Pacific lines in this part of the Southwest. He left last evenin~ ir kis private car ''Poca- hontus." Accompanying him is F.. J.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
DO IT!

\ We spent years experi- menting with different blends of tobaccoS to obtain
 "a new flavor
 -amore pleasing aroma
 and to obtain what Is more important still the one thing that smokers have always wished a cigarette 7could do-
 "SATISFY!"
 And Chesterfeldsdo satisfy"
 For in ChesterfieldS the to- baccos-TurkiSh, and Burley and other choice homegrown varie- ties are blended differently and better to give you and all smokers that greater measure of cigarette enjoyment.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
BOX SCORE; WORLD SERIES

Bancroft Burns () Left Amer l. Struck out By Umpires: At plate Qusey third Moariy Time d game i
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
United States Steel
 To Spend SIO,O00, 900 On Plant Extensions
IRepubIlcan A. p. Leased wire]

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The finance committee of the United States Steel corporation today adopted a resolu- tion requesting it's subsidiary com panies to expend up to s10,0o0,O00 in the extension of their manufacturing plants as promptly as circumstances will permit.
 The extension will be made as far as possible where their own employees who are idle in consequence of di- unfinished operations, can be utilized and where costs will be fair and reasonable"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
State of nora
 Taxes Automobile Owners Sl5 Yearly
Republican A. p. Leased wireI

MORALES, Ariz.. Oct. 12-Begin- ming today, all automobile owners in the state of Sonora. Mexico, must pay an annual state license of S15 per car, as result of orders issued by Governor Francisco Elias. The new law is similar to the automobile h- censing act in Arizona.
 This is the first time state tax has been assessed on cars in Sonora, although automobile owners have been required to carry city license tags for some time. The new law, il is said, will not apply to American owned cars being driven between bor- der points.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
5 p ami h Instructor
 At Border Army Post Attempts to End Life
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

MORALES, Ariz.. Oct. 12-Victor Manuel Gol zdlez Ortega, instructor in Spanish at Camp Stephen D. Lit tie, rear here, is expected to die from wounds said to have been self-in- . flicted according to attending phy sicians. Ortega was said to hsve slashed himself about the abdomen during an attack of insanity.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13
RuTH,s ARM IMpRovINc

NEW YORK, Oct. 12-"Babc" Ruth's arm is improving steadily. his physician, Dr. George King, said to- night, but the chances of his Paying ball again this season are as remote as they were two days ago. So RUth will continue 70 occupy his seat among the spectators at the worlds series.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

land to Pearce good, Pearce to Bowie bad. Douglas to Rodeo good, Rodeo to Lordsburg fair, Lordsburg to Dem ing rough. Deming to Fl Paso good. Fl Paso to Alamogordo fine. Fl Paso to Van Horn bad account consruc- ton work. Other roads radiating from Fl Paso in fine shape except ing 30 or 40 miles south of Socorro.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-13

World war veterans and members of their families attending the na- tional convention of the American Legion, to be held in Kansas City. Mo, will travel by rail at a rate of one cent a mile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12
z. p. Tonchina, presedinte.
Geo. B. Gava, secretar.
Leonte Petresor, secretar fin.
loan Jinga, epitrop l (csier).
E BINE SA TIE GANDESTI
SERIOS.

Tn fruntaS american, scriitor,
spune: ''Pe multi oameni a i'm.
bogatit imprejurarea ca s Eau gan
dit zilnic, timp de 30 minute, Sc
rios. I'm ON care Sc gandeste
atunci cand lucreaza nu poate ca
sa nu reuseasca. In fiecare ri sc
pricopseste mai multi. 81 in alte
multe aspecte ale vietii impor-
tanta gandirii 81 mai mare. Sa
Dam ilustratie: D-ta simtesti
simtoame in stomac. Apetitul
D-tale nu tocmai bun. Esti mo-
lestat de gazuri in stomac, te
doare capul, lucrul d-tale nu pro-
greseaza deoarece mutt sta gan
dul la Ell. Daca te gandesti in mod
serios vel afla ca necesar "a
sa-ti cureti intestinele cat Sc poa-
te de repede, sa eliminezi toate
materialele otravitoare. Oar prin
ce mijloace? Dl Rubin Carter, din
Beaver Falls, Pa. da eel mai bun
Mspuns in scrisoarea sa din II
Octombre 1921: "Vinul amar al
lui Triner este medicina admi-
rabila." I" Cumpara vinul amar al
lui Triner la drughistul D-tale Il
toate nacazurile d-tale vor dis
parea. (Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12

/, sapte, Ilinca 81 Sofia in fiecare u
esau Gu gabrioleta usurica 81
faca O plimbare pc mosie 81 stat
de vorba Gu taranii carl arau, Sc.
manau sau prasau pamantul
avand pentru fiecare vorba
buna care lie descrestea fruntile.
Semanaturile cresteau 81 Sc des-
voltau sub ochii lor, facand expe-
riente char. Timpul era foarte ia
vorabil, toti taranii preziceau IN
an fmbelsugat, roada bogata, mi
numai in Crane dar 81 in prune,
livezile find frumoase, ipsite de
omizi 81 pomii incarcati de roada.
Inima linchei salta de bucurie
81 Sc simtea fericita, mai Gu sea-
md Cd reusise 81 cucereasca inima
lui Trandafirescu, care caxuse,
dupa parerea ei, in cursa pc care
i-a intins-o, ca un soarece bleg.
In vacanta PaStilor, IN forfota
cea mare en- reclAdirea noului
conac boieresc, Ilinca se pomeni
intr'o Q Duminick dimineata cu VIC.
:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12
MULTUMITA PUBLICA.
Cornitetul.

Parochia rom. gr.-or. "Sfanta
Cruce' din Martins Ferry, @. a
avut o petrecere in seara zilei de
20 Octombre 1921, in carea a avut
un resultat atat de satisfacator,
din punct de vedere moral cat 81
material.
Sus numita Parochie Isl tine de
datorinta, aduce vile 81 res
pecte Multumiri, la toti fratii a.
ceia care 'au bine volt 81 au luat
parte la fosta petrecere.
Tot odata multumim 81 la acei
frati donatori, care pc langa
tlcketul de intrare au bine volt
81 au contribute Gu suprasolvire
dupa cum urmeaza:
Z. P. Tonehina, presedintele Pa.
rochiei $l.50; Nick Stroia. mem.
bru soc. P. Nicolae $1.OO; Vichen.
tie Ardelean, presedintele soc. P
Nicolae $l.00; Leonte Petrisor ep
2. $1.OO; Dionesie Siandru, pres
soc. Invierea $1.O0; Soc. Invierea
$500; Soc. p. Nicolae 5000; Rev,
,Eroftei Langa $1.00; |. Sandru
membru soc. P. Nicolae $1.OO:
George Caprita $1.0O; loan Saw
membru soc. p. Nicolae $1.OO:
SimiOn Berdean membru soc. P.
Nicolae $500; Nick Berindea
membru soc. Invierea $1.OO; Geo
Balu membru soc. P. Nicolae
$1.OO; loan Chenu $1.OO; loan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12
AvI II

Managerul Halei, ''Carpatina'
din loc aduce la cunostinta tutu-
ror tinerilor Romani ca; numitul
Party Sc va aranJa pc name
Dumineca l3 Novembrie a. C. In.
ceputul la orele 2 p. IN. 81 va dura
pana la orele Z p. m. Invitam 81
rugam pc toti acei carl au deja
Biletele de intrare, cat 81 pc totl
tinerii din loc care voiesc a Sc di-
stra pc ziua sus numita a nu perde
Ocazia. In speranta Cd vom Fl
onorati Gu prezenta D-voastra
pana la revedere va salutam Gu
toata stima.
Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12
Din Lunnea
SatelOr
Dc O. r. PASUU

Logofatul Ghita Pirvuf .sa arata
denim de increderea stapanei sale
81 aratura de primavar& 81 sema.
natul porumbului facea progress
uimitoare, mai Gu seam& cd 81 ia.
ranii carl au luat pamant in dij.
ma sau in invoisl4 nunceau Gu
drag 81 rivn6 e multumeascS pc
Ilinca, care le facu dnvoieli maj
usoare de cat pc mosiile din in.
rul ei.
Sofia, care se pricepea bine Ia
contsbilitate, deveni ii ccntabilul
mesiei, cxutand = multumeasca
pe deplin Pc stSpana ei i Pc ta'
rani, Gu c4ri se purta M numal
cu blsndets dar "a Q deoeebitx
anabi bilitss ss. ~ serinalu II ;niz,ele,
Dimiseat ln1Fs orsls ,eapfe i
ospt a.lasx int.s 1la4s \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12

Pretul pentru publicatii CO: 'Caut' =
de WHARF," "Anunt dc cAsAtor1es :
etc, costa pentru fiecare cuviut !
CENT? de o publicatis. Sub 80 Ge cent
nu - publicA mimic.
Pentru D&ri de seam&. Invit4r1 d
botex. cununii sau dansuri. cent? u
aia, sau $500. coloanA Do siAE.
Publicatiile % fie insotito - Ou0G
necesarA Credit nu are docit 0oclotA-
tile din Uniunea g. r. 4.
Nanuscriptels sau fotografu III ~
lnApoia42.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-12
!. ABoNATI zlARul
AMERICA

Trandafirescu flu de parere 50
mearga cineva Ia Pitesti "a vina
Gu doctorul Miulescu, care poate
sa ajute ceva lbolnavului.
llinca aproba parerea 81 ii xise
apucandu-l de mana:
'Te rog, ia dumneata binelS
acesta, Cd daca trimit pc altul
p0ate nu vine"
''Cu placere, cuconita", raa.
punse Trandafirescu.
Pune cal 10 trasurA, vasiless
zise Ilinca catre v6rua Ell ii
mana cat poti de iute.~ E'
Ilinca mai schimba cateva ch-
vinte Gu unchin1su, care ii sopti
g aiba grije II az capiii iui i
sal ia pc Vioreanu, sA 8 baiat
bun. Gu mare gre1tats rostea cu.
vintele,- Embellishments. Bolnsvul
schimba cateva sayiatA y a VIC
reanu, y y urnas u eu sotesss,
y apoi cssu i4tf tcsss aauta.
.-sz:s.szs III III :. T f5f Sfs as u y. sss