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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
FIRE DESTROYS DRILL RIG
Four Million Gnsscr Comes I'm on
tcNroat Farm West of Hewitt

Special to Jhe world.
WILSON, Jan. l3-Four men,
two of whom are now I'm the Head
ton hospital, were seriously burned
last night about 10 o'clock, when
the gas in n drilling well Of the
Cotton Belt Petroleum company. on
the ReXroht farm, west OF the llcw-
1T field. four miles north OF here,
became ignitcd, destroying the rig
tools and damaging an pipe and
other material near the location.
The tools, which were the prop
crty OF "Runt" Dcbolt. drilling con-
tractor, had reached n depth Of
500 feet and the well was making
four million feet OF gas. Members
OF the Writ casing crew were at
tempting to set the SA inch pipe
when the gas exploded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
OIL MAN GUILTY OF MURDER
Duncan Citizen Sentenced 10 Ten
Ycars for Shaving His Pnrfnc,

DUNCAN. Jan. 1'3.-E. II. Shack
leford, local oil man. was found
guilty of the killing Of j. c. Huff. his
partner, by jury In district court
here today and sentenced to serve
years In the state penitentiary.
Motion for n new trial has been
made.
Shackleford pleaded self defense
alleging HUFF. had threatened his
life. Huff was killed last Septem-
Der as he sat in his automobile In
an alley here The men were said
to have quarreled over settlement
Of interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
"ROPE 'SSNUIT UPON MAYOR
Freezing Takes Drastic Action When
county Attorney Fails TO Act.

Hy AHsOCIated PT0ss slate Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 10
Governor Robertson late tdday
ordered the attorney-Eencral 10 ir
,cstigate an alleged assault on j, \,
Daboling, former mayor Of HallDtt.
awuce county. Drastic action was
the order OF the governor Neglect Of
~.T idcI. county attorney,
TO file a report OF the alleged attack
was given as the reason for the
'4der The attack is said TO have
occurred several weeks ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
VOTE ON SCHOOLS AT CAPITAL
Oklahoma city $500. 900 Bond
Election Set for February O.

BY Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. ia
City voters viii be given an oppor-
tunity February TO vote on bond
issue of Sl,S00,000 for tho city
schools. It was announced here to-
day. Tho amount was decided upon
at n meeting OF the school board
last night.
The funds, It is said, will be used
for the erection Of new schools and
repairs and additions to present
ones.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

FORD sedan. starter. demountsbis rims.
WIN make some terms. Call Usage
1908
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
SEEK UNIFORM FREIGHT RATES
Representative Of All Pacific Ship
Lines conclude Conference.

NEW YORK, Jan. i3---A confer
ence seeking uniform freight rates
under all flags operating In the
trans Pacific steamship service was
held here today at the offices OF tho
United states shipping board. Rep.
rCsentatives from every line In the
Pacific including japanese, British,
American and Canadian steamship
officials, attended and voted for ap-
pointment OF a committee TO draft "A
uniform scale. The committees re-
port will be acted on at later meet
inn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
MOrtudry

Guy +. Robertson. 32 years old,
salesman out Of Tulsa for the Ar.
m0ur Packing company for the past
six years. died from pneumonia at
1850 o'clock Friday afternoon at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T Robertson, 1919 East Burnett
street Besides his parents he Is sur
yived by four brothers and three
sisters, The body will be Inferred
at Wagner Sunday afternoon. He
was a member Of the Elks lodge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

4
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ArrruyrIt
FRANK. a. DUNCAN
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

g. W. Gates. N, q.
NJ. l. POUNDSTONE, Secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
BLACKWELL. WINS
FROM SAPULPANS
Jonesmen Lose First Con-
ference Game of the
Season 1920

Special 20 Tho World.
BLACKWELL. Jan. ~ Sapulpa
high school lost its first conference
basketball game of the season here
tonight when II was beaten 2G to 90
by Blackwell high school Tho Sa-
pulpans led by four points until the
last three minutes of play Tho end
Of the first half found the 1921 foot
ball champs In the lead with 10 TO
Blackwcll's II and I'm the first few
minutes Of the last half they in
creased the lead three points.
Sapulpa had IS fouls called on its
quintet and McCrady, lanky center.
was taken out OF the game on a per
sonal foul. Kcelcr OF Southwestern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
W. U. Cable MAY BE LIccnscd

MAsHINGTON Jan. l3.-Bellef
that license soon would be issued
to the Western Union Telegraph
company for the landing at Miami,
Fla, OF its Barbados cables was ex-
pressed today by a high official Of
tho state department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
N'EHSye,fIIyer For Sugar Comnonv

Tor w. York, Jan. IA receiver
a snls'd, sugar Products company,
Food cnly st1laIy Of the United states
by feSetaliPany' was appointed today
sSeeedtnss' Judge Mack. Liabilities
by tha 100000 were alleged
Oh com npoomp!ainant the Interocean
'pany Of Pierre, S. ID.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
FOR UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF
Conference i'm Tulsa and Muskogee
Il Called by state Commissioner.

SUOCIUl % The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. Ia
Conferences will be held in Music
gee Tuesday and Tulsa Wednesday
for the purpose OF interesting city
authorities and employers in reliev-
ing unemployment, Il was an
nounced late today by Claude f.
Connally, state labor commissioner.
Mr.. Connally said he would attend
both conferences at which II was
hoped TO perfect local organizations
TO continue the work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
Puhlshed IN the Tulsa Daily World.
January ~, ~ ana 10. 1922. World
Publlshing company, puhllshcrl

trublished IN tho Tulsa Daily World.
January ~, ~ ana 10, 1922. World
Publishing company publisher)
NOTICE no CONTRACToHs
Sealed prupnahla Will be received ny the
city coinmissigncrs ~ cushing oklahoma
on or before 80 o'clock =. M, February
9Th, 1929. In the office ~ the city
Mayor. cry hall cushing. Oklahoma, for
tho material and labor required In tho
Municipal Hospital 10 be erected IN Cush-
Ing, oklahoma, In accordance with the
dreWings ana specifications prepared by
Redlich a Patterson. Architects Of stili-
copies OF the plars. specifications ard
proposal blanks NAV be obtained from
the Architects upon payment ~ deposit
Of Thirty G2O.oOl Dollars Tor the general
The Gorsral contract yin include all
labur ana material shown on the drawings
and specified IN the specifications.
Proposals must be accompanied by q
certified check. IN the sum or rive tb%j
per cent Of the hid made paynuie 10 the
city commissioners ~ cushing, Oklahoma,
and must be enclosed In scaled envelopes
ondursod Proposals for the Municipal
Hospital tor Gushing, Oklahoma ana
Redrich 3 Patterson
Architects
care City Mayor
Gushing, Oklahoma.
The righ, Is tcaoryra 10 rojcct any Or
all bids 10 n lE deemed 20 ia" Interest OF
tho council and Mayor 10 DO 50.
By direction of tho council ana Mayor
uf Gushing. oklahoma
Dated this End Day ~ January. 1899.
(SiguodJ 7. T.. HuUGH.
'ity 'lJk.
GubIished In Tho Tulsa Daily world Jan.
0. o.. 10, 2t. 1929. world Publishing
ADyEKTisEMES1. or pIssOLUTION OF
rNETSERSuIP
Notico Is hereby given that the partror-
H T. Hopoh and Jullus Cytron conducting
meat market ut 700 o. Second ST.. 1ula.t
Oida.. woH dlssnycd on the I1h duy ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
Borrows Millions From America.

SAN SALVADOR, Republic OF
Salvador Jan. l3.-DispatCH from
Nicaragua received here today said
the Nicaraguau government had ne
gotiated a 25-year loan of $4,000, 900
at Z per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
PRESS ASSOCIATION MEET
Oklahoma Publishers and Employ
ing Printers Omen Session.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. IA
two-day joint meeting OF the okla
homa Press association and employ
ing printers of the state opened
here today with more than 100 edl.
tors and employing printers at
tending.
Tonight, the newspaper men were
entertained at a banquet by the
graphic arts club OF Oklahoma city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
MInIrNI.

FkiHMON1 MNTEHNtrY uOspiTAL for
confinement private. prlcut rcns1nnblc, !,
MrIto tlr huol,ot Mrs. e. ~, Long.
'oiI o. Twenty seventh a., Kansas
IIt, No.
MEN Prof Datlruys Narrmuter Perfect
putsI#uI culture Appliance. Os-
horne 60. a3gl Park Ave. 81 Louis.
Mo Eoud f'r frHo book ON development.
WEST MAIN nArrUSIrv sNNlrARlUM
homo Tor tho care and protection of
luuuE Wumtu. rnfuH I"u4. .tthIr. babies
adopted Dr. NJ n. Newman medical
director 1.tf vs.. Main. Oklahoma tlty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
published IN the Tulsa Daily World
January - l6 ana rs 1922. world
PublshirE company publshcrs)


January - 1G ana rs 1922. world
Publishing company publshors)
NOTICE TO NtpDEWS
Tho Board OF Education. Of the Cty
~ Tulsa, ana state OF Oklahoma. Will re-
c"ivo sealed bids Mt their Offices In the
Central lligh school building Of said city.
up until ~ o'clock noon, Tuesday Janu-
ary a. i9s2
U) For the furnishing all materials
and the installation OF certain sheet metal
ducts. pipes. etc.
t2D For the furnishing and Installation
Of certain heat regulation.
All of which IN to be Incorporated In
the Central High School addition, now
being built In tho city of Tulsa, okla.
Al "a he IN accordance with the plans
and specifications and under the diroc-
tions of Geo. Winkler architect, No. "a
4lG Palace Building. Tulsa Okls.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check IN tho amount Of at least
so Of the bid az guarantee that n the
contract In awarded, the contractor will
sign nm agreement aF required by said
Board ~ Education, ana will furnish bond
AS required by them ana by law,
said Hoard Of Education reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids,
u, n. MAGGiNN1S
President.
GEO. MaoCuRDY
Secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
AUTOMOBILES


~ l'hNNiiiN iUh SALE w
a DODGE Hpdpu for snlc uu reasonable
offer refused for cash usago sol.
a uOuGE Sedan Cor sale, up rvasoneblo
offer refused fnr cash. O'gRr SOl.
FOR REST. Ouc.our garage reasonable,
tln DruNur. pHngo tt.a.
FDV SNIE..ou, Ford coupe four months
OLD. Al condition, ltuaslor shock ab-
rHrhurH large steering wheel, with
Decker lu'h $500. some terms tall
UHuEe $500 Smith
TOU SALE Ford- podges. Hulrka aud
many other good makes, every car n
bargain, torma 10 Huit Used car EN-
change. go ~ Main. Usage ti0s,
For SALE Ford roadster 81 model ta7a
cash Central Garage, lib $. Cheyenne.
OHaEo SoGl
ron gALt..aigeO Ford sedan. flrst class
mechanical condition. good tires. no
junk. viii domonHtrate and guarhn-
tee "a represented. Easy terms TO ts-
spouaible unrty OsaUe 6b2
ron shLE--Used parts Tor studebaker
cars, any model. Usage i72i-J. 1908
y. Admiral
FORD sedan. starter. demountsbls rims
WIN make some terms Cull Usage
1908.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

leu BoulS, BlaCkWelIs II. Blh-
gen 6, Robertson ?. j. Bragen l.
Hamon l Sapulpa: Jones 4. Evcrate
?, McCrady L. Morris I. Free throws
Blackwell: II. Bragcn o. j. Bragen
1 Sapulpa: Everate 2, McCradv 1 &,
Morris /. Substitutes, Sapulpa:
Morris for Everate, Everate for Nc
Grady; Blackwell Hickey for Rob
crtson, Robertson for Hickey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SrNNNtD AWAY Friday might ono bay
t1lt shetland mare. Weighs 100 pounds,
blind tu Erf' t.p. answers tl uaIue Of
Daisy lIuIsT rtI| tluHH tbNl j IL.
Hudson.
Will PARTY who found lb1ts hurd bpr.
containing tw. auTII iHuu ud finrs and
small amount nf money. pi"tsH rHIl
ut zoe H NuIrI.a ur phone b.prs GUit
and receive liberal reward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
Leonard TO Meet Rocky Kansas

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Benny
Leonard world lightweight boxing
champion, today signed a contract
to defend his title here in a bout
with Rocky Kansas OF Buffalo, Feb
ruary 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14
rORn CANS

For sALn-New 1879 5.paasenger Jordan
car at bargain. Bruce Rush, 2iA =.
nuuldpr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

TULSA ENCAMPMENT NO 0S, l. o. o n
Ntht regular meeting Friday night. Jan
- lPs4' i,JO o'clock Installation OF Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

TuLsA nEnEKAu NO. 80. l. q. O. r.
Regular meeting first aud third Frida,
of each month, 80 u. m.
MRS. MAHEL WRIGHT N a.
GERTRUDE RANKIN aeo'v
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

WASHlNGTON, Jan. is.--Complete new
.attt schedules embodying demands OF
lhe republican farm bloc" Of tho senate
wee presented TO the senate finance com.
ihilttee today by senator Gooding.s repuD-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

Attest
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor.
Approved
FRANK T.. DUNCAN
CITY Attorney.
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AURORA LODGE NO. 50. l. O. o. r.
~S S..,,,. S Sss,% S$i @saiS''. Z. S5a ;' My Sssi
Jan. II, 1892, 73O y. IN. Work In first
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

Situatia din Basarabia nu-i de-
parte de amarillo.
E lucru Gu totul de neintelcs dc
&C oamcnii de acolo, carl sunt Vi
novati dc ccva, nu sunt DAFT mai
intaiu in judccata instantelor ju.
decatorcSti 81 mai apoi condam.
natl in consecinta. Pcdepsirca lor,
ori care lear ii vina, fara jude
care legala prealabila constitute
an ce priveste organizatia tarii
un pericol intern.
Sa spunem cal adevarat ca
acei insi cxecutati, cxtradati, etc
si,au mcritat pcdeapsa, c 'au com
|plotat impotriva sigurantii Sta
|tului, eau savarsit acte nepermi
sc. Sa sc dovedeasca vina in fatd
magistraturii singura in drept dc
IA hotari, Caci altminteri cine-m
garanteaza ca name nu yoiu fl pun
81 simplu arestat pc motivul CT;
sunt bolsevic Cand de fapt agen-
tul militar vrea sau sd para zelos
in fata scfilor sau sd Sc razbune
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

mancare a lui, 81 staruia mereu
sa nu mai manancc.
"Lasa-l, Cocoana - ii Use lar
Guile, care hranise in viata lui
atat de multi oameni, dar abba
acum aflase ce va-sa-zica multu.
mirea de vedea pc altii man.
cand GU pofta. - Va fl fost fla.
mand dl Calm, dar Ciulic era
nesatios.
Pacat ar Fl fost apoi de vinul
eel negru, care de atata timp sta,
tuse de geaba in piynita lui. El
insusi Ia cumparat char din vie
|el Ia pritocit sase ami dearindul
el la tras acum in butelii: era
curat ca aurul, adevarata sana
tate, adevarata putcre.
Luase, Gel drept, numai zece
butelii, fiindca vinul acesta> s.
bca nuinai putin cate putin; acun
insa, de astadata, bolnsyul putea
~ bea 81 mai multi, - asa putin
cate putin.
caci era atat de frumoasa zius
ii atat Dc bine acolo Il margines
lpadurii.
P8cat nunai ca zilele de toam
I44, cn cat sunt mai frumoase, CT
atat sant 81 mai scurte ii mai su
! puse y schimbari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

Ii mai ramase lui Ciulic multu-
mirea de a veslea, Gu cata pofta
mananca Agats 81 copii. FL insil
nu putca Sd manance. Zicea CD s a
saturat Gu mirosul. Agata era
insa ingrijata, fiindca sta, Cd
noaptea trccuts, u Targoyiste,
ma putut dormi. Isl stricase
rosturile lui cele, yechi 81 bune.
Oar din maltumire n multu-
mire Ciulic So pomeni Cd ziua {
trccuta 81 soarele se apropia dc
culmile muntilor, cand harSbaua
Sc puse lar in miscarc.
Ciulic Sc urea acllm u q, find.
ca de aici inainte drumul era maj
rau 81 trecea pe lei pe colo prin
abba riului, peste bolovani, ba
char prin valuriIe iuf.
Cind sharabsh sha - hurddca on
trecea prin arr ccpiii saltsu d
bucurie, Agats era caprinsh d.
groaza, lar al Gtilp genoa si-yl
facea mustrarI
Pe'nSerate yOrni un want
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

lie rizand. = Asia Ii Sc intampla
cateodata unora ca mine, fiindca
ia 'au din &C sa-si duca viata mai
dcpartc, ell ,insa aduna puteri
|cand doarme".
81 totu-si, cand muschiul era
fript gaia, dedea 81 Ciulic Gu SO.
|coteala Cd tot prea lung somnul
bolnavului 81 Cd mar Fl rau, daca
Agata lar destepta, ca sd ma
nance. Pacat ar Fl fost de aseme-
nea frumuseta de musclliu, ca sa
Sc raceasca orr sd mai fie tinnt in
frigare pana ce-i va Fl secat su-
cul. Muschiul ,bine fript trebue
| sal mananci fierbinte ri plin de
sue asta-i s;lnatate, asta-i putere.
81 era, in adevar, mare mul.
tunlire sal vezi pc Calm man,
(cand bucatilc, pc care Ciulic lie
tdia in felioare subtiri de pc fri
kgare.
Va mai ii fost fara indOiala Ia
|mijloc 81 oboseala drumului, aie-
|rul eel proaspat u somnul Gel
dulee, destul ca al Calm nu se
mai satura.
Asata Sc nita insa II fata lul
lslabd, y dbrajii lui cuprinsi DC
|roseaia N 4 ocllii 'lai stinsi; 4
NJ 4 aeeasta ~ s. !,l'l \, / csa Idin llrHaa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

pc mine, Gu care din cine site ce
motive particularc a avut un di-
ferend.
Legea tarii noastre prevede
foarte Impede procedure aratata
mai sus. Vrei sd calci legca pen
truca stii ca MI 'ndrazneste nj
mcni sd te dca jos, pentruca Stii
ca avem opinie publica tole.
ranta. care Sc obisnuieStc uSor GU
apucaturile cclc mai revoltatoare
Baga de sama Obisnuiesti aceasta
Opiniune sd s0coteasca ca cine are
puterea face ce vrea. ST cand tara
va fl atat de decazuta incat sd
mutt mai simta dominatia, cand
in. fata lor tcroristii nu vor mai
gasi decat pc tine si-o multime
indiferenta incearca sd Ii te mai
impotrivcsti, incearca sd scott
tara de unde al adus-o.
Sistemul actual dc guverna.
mant conrupe judecata Impede,
conrupe credintele cele mai ne
vinovate, ne duce incetul Gu ince-
tul spre ruina mOrala.
Daca nu MA ramaS decat sd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-02

inima ii ridea, Cd toate merg binc.
Agata sedea la locul eli, Sc i1t
china mereu, Sc ruga lui Dumne-
zeu 81 Sc dadca pc sine dimpreuna
Gu al sal in paza Maicii Preacu-
rate. Ii era cate odata ca 81 cand
unul din amandoi ar trebui SD
ypiara in drumul acesta. /
'Auzi!! - striga de odata ba.
tranul cuprins de vie bucurie. ~
Aceia sunt canii de Ia CarligilI
! Era yestea mantuirii. II
Agata incepu sa plapga ii ias
isa Sc inehine. III
Ingrijitorul moyioarei, un ad4
team harnic, nestii1ld Cd st8panM
are sa sosepsca, So cnlcase II
;timpul obicinuit, ii singnri Flotes
81 Bursuc, dulaii cnrtii, li-au eyiE
scalatorilor innoptati in Gale. (.
De oarece atat tarmile, cat A
;prunistile erau date Gu invoial6
la sateni, Ciulic nu mai il,sese ps
IA mosia lni decdt patru ami II
Ar'na, csnd q Acut = taetura ii
'padnre. El Sc dete dar IN desul
.harabalei, cand cdnii e apro3
piara.
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Hala de sub No. 722 Barry Str.
la 2 p. IN.
Fratii mcmbri sunt rugati a
lua partc la aceasta sedinta, find
multc afaceri de resolvat In favo-
rul nostru propriu; pc cum 81
darcade seama de La Picnicul din
20 August 81 alte multe.
In spcranta ca, fie care mem
bru Isl va cunoastc chemarea,
semnam I'M numele Soc. Ammonia
S. Libcr" pana la revedere.
Bucur Binig, presedinte.
Elisei Ionescu, secretar.
foO6-7N
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cea, Cd n asia m am pomenit
eu pe lume, in asia mi-am trait
traiul; asia lucrul, la care ma
priccp 81 eu odata r'
Nici ca s'ar ii putut altfel!
Cumparase cl insu-Si, la largo,
viste, cum stia el sd aleaga, fleica
81 muschiul, luasc gratarul lui de
acasa, pcntruca sa nu-si mai faca
treaba Gu hangiul, - lar Dunno
zeu mai dadllse si-o ri frumoasa,
incat tot sd stat la focul de la
marginea padurii inyartind fri
garea.
Oar Agata n 'avea astampar.
S'a 'bucurat Cd Sotul eli, chinuit
dc drum, a adormit in curind
dupa sosirea ior Ia han. Trecuse
Dasa un ceas, 81 el tot nu Sc mai
destcpta. Somnul acesta nu-i pa.
rea ei a bine! In zadar spunea
Guile, ca asta sapatate, asia e
yista, ca mimic MI poate sal facd
mai multi bine decat un somn
sdravan in aier curat, aici IA
4 Z s.. .as = !.
umbra de nuc ea ar Fl volt sal
aestspte 81 din cand in card ii
sehi4 glndul, cd mare " Sc mai
destepte, dsca-l " mai Hrs o. o.
sllearspa. I:.l III
!! asasl lI,lI GasSl I l|'i.s' ;s'
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| Batranul Sc dete lar pc jos, ca
sa-Si mai intinda vinele 81 sd Sc
dssmorteasca.
Agata ar ii volt sal opreasca,
dar MI putea. Tocmai fiindca era
frig, Ca. nu putea sd la blana de
pc sotul eli; lar fara de blana ii
era batranului prca frig in ha-
raba.
Greu de tot fost drumul
pana la Carligi.
Intunecandu-se, copiii au ince-
put sd Sc nelinisteasca, dar au
plans eat au plans, apoi, dbositi
| de drum 81 amortiti de frig, au
adormit unul dupa .althl, asa
claie peste granada, 81 Agata q
ramas Gu inina inclestata intre
|bolnavul &c gemea intr'un fel de
|amorteala somnoroasa 81 bltranub
care abba Sc mai tinea ,pe picioare.
Giulic nu Sc simtia Gu toate a.
ceste cGtusi de, putin ybosit: sc
[reivisera, parica, il vinele lui
Itoate puterile tinerete elor.
Era . nebunie 81 calatoreasca
lei aeun, pc ntunerec, al sharas
bsus plina de oameni vi, ~ dru-
lmnfi eotite u costises ,ests bpplo:; q !:
''y11i pfin' valuri' des sp eurGa.
|tasEs 4. /: 1 s'eA \ n ~ Y, Il I. tS Y
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yor da n gropi, ca sc vor ras-
turna, ca valurile vor lua hara-
baua. Oar n'aveau incotro, tre-
buiau sd urmeze drumul prin
acest pustiu intunecat. cara vina
10 purta el. FL, omul batran, omul
chibzuit, tocmai acum, cand atat
de bine ar Fl trebhit sd lie potri-
veasca toate, facut &c facut
ca Sd inopteze pc drum. NJ era
destul, cd ma ascultat de Agata,
/ ci all pornit la drum atat de lung
Isl n'au odihnit, cum a zis ca, la
Targoyiste, dar acum a mai ba-
CATO in toate spaimele 81 cine
|stie!f Doamne fereste!
FL Sc uita din cand in cand
inapoi, ca Ia osicoana sfanta, la
|femcea intelespta, care nu Sc
gandcste nici odata Ia sine, ci
poarta grije de altii.
Nu te temc! sd mutt fic
frica" ii striga eI ca sunt
leu aicir4 Vi mergea, tiind cali
|de capastru, fnaintea harabalsi,
|pipaia cu piciorul boloyanii, tre-
|cea prin niu'cum treci yara prin
fiaEba mare, dhcea harabaua
cum carmaciul duce corabia in
|timp az furtnna.
" II teme striga ii