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not LIKELY THAT MATCH
A.. / BETWEEN DEMPSEY AND
r ae -. $780,.
LEWIS WILL BE STAGED

years old. He has fought for three
years and scored rs ~knockouts in 80
fights. Recently he Knocked out Tom
Maxted in Newark. The other Is
Jim Tracy. credited with being the
champion heavyweight of Australia.
He is s foot 3, inches and weighs E21O
pounds.
r While neither of these men are
known in this country, it may be pos
Sible that. one or both might prove
worthy opponents for Jack. Natural
~ they will have to show something
before any promoter will risk much
money on a match.
1t seems practically certain that
there will be no match between
Harry Greb and Dempsey. Jack. Of
course, IL perfectly willing to meet
the pittsburg boy, but as the cham
pion states, no one seems to be chas-
ing him around with offers for such q
bout.
Greb has all the confidence in the
world. He always has. He would bet
real money that he could whip Demp-
sey If anyone disputed his ability.
Dempsey would outweigh Greb
about 80 pounds and have the added
advantage OF height m reach. -
No one seems to consider Tunney
for a minute as a possible match for
the champion. The conqueror of
| poor old Levinskey would ~undoubted-
ly be ~decisively beaten by Carpenter,
Greb or Tommy Gibbons and at pres
ent there does not seem to be any
! talk of ever matching him with Greb.
The light heavyweight situation is
in a peculiar state since the defeat OF
! Gibbons by the Pittsburg boy. Fans
and promoters are more or less
stunned over the outcome. but aside
from the fact that Greb is a wilde
! in the ring. there are other explana-
ions that have been offered since the
fight that even those who have
setups for some time are forced to
setups for some timea ire forced to
accept. These explanations coming
from such men as Dempsey and Jim
Corbett, both of. whom saw the battle,
carry considerable weight.
Greb was at one time a sparring
partner for the champion. who states
that he is one OF the hardest men in
| the ring to hit.for the reason that he
never is set. However, Dempsey says
that he could not reconcile the Glib
bons he saw that. night with the Glib
hons who had all but murdered "a
foemen during the past year
Dempsey says that Gibbons was
sta lie. He says that his eye and his
muscles were not co-ordinating and
that he himself was in the same con.
dition the night in December Of 1926
when he fought Bill Brennan.
Jim Corbett offers the same explain
alton and cites other instances where
great fighters have appeared at the
same disadvantage that Tommy ap.
peared that night against Greb.
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NO INSIDE [ { WORK
FOR TRACK TEAM
Dual Meets With st. Olaf
and Manchester Colleges
Signed Up

University Of North Dakota track
aspirants are waiting for, weather
warm enough to allow outside, work
before starting the season. Coach
Paul Davis is not going to, start his
men inside this spring for the reason
that he does not believe work on a
floor is OF any benefit to sprinters and
runners. There is no track in the
.armory and he stated that running on
q floor and a dirt track develops two
altogether different strides. The
coach say that just as oon as it is
dry enough to get outside, he. is going
to start his men to work. They will
be kept in clothing that will protect
them from the weather until it warns
up sufficiently for track, uniforms.
Five Letter Men. I"
= While Davis has but five letter men
to build a team around this spring.
his prospects are MOI at all bad. Be-
sides two, or three men from last year
who showed up well, he has a guam
tity Of fine freshman material which
has stood u prominently in inter-
scholastic meets. .
, The letter men are Shelver, pole
vaulter high hurdler; Comny,
Splinter n low hurdler; 'Stubbs,
dashes; Stenshoel, an all-round man,
but who is strongest in the broad
jump and 2:20, and Busdieker, shot
put and broad jump.
Harris will probably make a good
man this year. He has been doing
some good work in the pole vault.
h, An-round Champ.
Chief among the new men this
spring is, Thacker, winner OF the in
terscholastic a%ll-round. championship
for the past three years. Last spring
Thacker won fourth place for Hamil-
ton with 1s LIZ points in a meet that
Fargo Won first place in with p
points. He took first place in the 440
and broad jump. Davis believes that
Hanson of Esmond, is another Bit
Of promising material. He won the
half mile last spring in the inter
scholastic meet, running the distance
in 2 min. 8 is sec. The record il
2 min. z 2-5 sec.
Paulson of Pembina. who won frs,
place in the shot put last May in the
interscholastic meet, is also expected
to help the Flickertail squad material.
ly: He also took second in the high
hurdles. @.
, IL liIcI.CIdS IlCcl Will DC H0lI
on May IS. The coach uses this t.
cut his squad down to where he cal
handle it better for the rest. Of thu
year. and incidentally to get a lin,
on what his team will be.
Two Dual Meets.
Two dual meets are scheduled TO,
University Field. On May 20, tn,
morning of the day the finals in tn
Estate interscholastic events will b.
run of. 81 Olaf College will meet tn
North Dakota team. Manchester Col
lege will furnish opposition in a NEE
on May 81.
Coach Dhvis states that in all prob
ability the new North Central con
ference will hold it's meet at Brook
ings, S. d.. The tentative date is Ma,
~. If it is held on that day Nortl
Dakota viii not take part in it, as tn
local CT says he will not cancel tn
meet with Manchester. There is
possibility hat the conference NEE
will be held June 3. II this arrange
ment is made the F1ickertails will
enter.
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MISSOURI GOES
TO CALIFORNIA
Tiger Track Team Has Dual
Meet In West For
April Is

Columbia. Mo-. April 1~.-Gleaming
streaks of Gold and Black dashed out
of the seclusion of Rothweu Gymnas-
ium this week and the University of
Missouri indoor track team became
an outdoor team for the first time this
season in intensive training for the in
itial meet with the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley, Cal. April IS. The
Tigers. peers of the Missouri Valley.
on track for fourteen years, face their
longest trip away from their native
jungle with ess training and with
probably the weakest team that has
worn the Missouri colors in many sea-
sons
Fourteen men, thirteen novices
headed by Capt Brutus Hamilton,
champion all-round field and track
athlete of America, and coached by
Bob Simpson. holder OF nearly all the
worlds records in the hurdles. will
make the 2,000-mile trip to the. Pa
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=. 's :: THE WORLDS OFSPORT

81. . ,-...a n
!. Minneapolis, April 3..Leonard b.
Sub Allison, Saturday, signed
three year contract as atnietic ~.
rector at South Dakota un1versaty'
fVermillion, s. d.
' To Divide Work.
Allison will take up his new duties
next fall. Bert Ekberg Will go WIN
Allison as his assistant. stub" plans
to take charge of the football! anu
baseball 'teams,. with Ekberg nanu.
ling the basketball and track teaHhS
apd assisting in football.
The South Dakota authorities PICK
ed the former Carleton star 0
among a long list Of applicants: AZ
though the place was. offered mn.
some time ago, his decision was not
made until yesterday. All terms were
satisfactorily settled at that m
however, including the hiring OF Ek-
berg as assistant, and the two men
announced their acceptance last night
Allison has been prominent In MIL
nesota athletic ,~circles for a numoer
ofof years. He started his career at
Anoka high. where he was a star on
The crack team which included such
men as Frank Word, Brande II the
Fourier brothers.
Later he developed into'one OF the
best all-round athletes ever turned
out at Carleton college. He played
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-03
GILBY ORGANIZES
BASEBALL TEAM
FOR NEW SEASON

Gilby, N. p. April 3.-The .Gilby
baseball team has been organized for
the coming season inc will be glad to
schedule games with other teams in
this section of the country.
The lineup of the team will be
practically the same as last year ex-
cept that a new Indian pitcher has
been added to the staff.
This gives Gilby an Indian pitching
and receiving staff. The two pitchers
are Felix Fly and Joseph G. Day,
both of whom were formerly star
athletes at the Carlisle Indian school,
while the receiving end is handled by
Edmund M. Deeds. a graduate of the
South Dakota state college of mines.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-03

PIGGY Morton. lightweight cham
Mon nf the Pacific coast, is now IN
The East ready to start a boxing m
paign.
,.nS IN Kid Norfolk's chin. for he 4
hrsted The Kids championship as
pirations.'
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BY c. d. Locklin.

Some one has started considerable
agitation concerning a proposed mixed
wrestling and boxing match between
Ed "Strangler" Lewis, so called
champion wrestler OF the world, and
lack Dempsey champion heavyweight
scy and has been accepted and
AT least one offer has been made
for the proposed match. This comes
from one of the owners of the 1O1
Ranch. Joe l.. G. Miller h "a that
he will put up $500, 900.
VIZ There does not seem to be any good
reason for worrying about whether or
not the match will ever be staged.
There is one good one why it will not
be held and several why it should not
be. The one reason why it will not
he held is that there is no state that
will permit such 4 match within its
boundaries.
While no explanation has been
made as to just what mode of pro-
cedure each man would be allowed TO
take, there does not seem to be any
doubt but that such a match would
be q brutal affair no matter how ar
ranged. With this in mind and the
fact that all states that permit boxing
have strict laws regarding how it shall
he handled, the chances of those de-
string to witness tndL KIM OF q
struggle satisfying their bloody appe-
tiles seems small.
It can be said in favor Of Jack
, Dempsey, that, while he o not seem
\ to be running away from any kind of
a match. he is not paying much at
tention to the clatter of h alleged
wrestling champion. 1t is hoped for
the good of boxing that If the matter
to a showdown that Dempsey
will fatty refuse to be a party to a
match hat would degrade both box
ing and wrestling. 1t would certainly
work for harm to both sports il the
proposed match came to a point
where it would have to be turned
down by several states.
Taken from III angle of true sport
a match of the kind proposed, ranks
along side Of bull fights.
Depressing from the talk Of a ca
and dog fight between Dempsey and
Lewis, it might be we'll to note that
there is one man in the heavyweight
class that Jack can tackle if he is
itching for trouble. That man is the
dusky-hued Wills, who would prob
ably give the champion about all the
trouble he could assimilate. Oners
have been made for a Wills-Dempse
match, but nothing seems to have
come of it.
Recently two other possibilities ir
the way Of opponents for the giant
killer have appeared above the hor.
lion. One of them is Louis AngeI
Firpo. a giant Argentine. standing {
feet, az inches in height and Is
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-03

Joe Cook, lightweight champion, of
Scotland, has arrived in America and
is anxious Tor a chance to do his stuff.
Manager Bill Killifer intends to do
a lot of catching for his Cubs this sea-
son. but would like to land a veteran
backstop to help the rookie catchers.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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ciic coast. They will leave here in a
chartered car April 10. and will break
the monotony Of the three-day trip by
a one-day lay-over in Ogden. Utah,
expecting to reach Berkeley April 10,
giving them two days in which to be-
come acclimated.
A disadvantage to the Missourians
comes from not being acclimated,
from not getting outdoor practice un-
til ten days before the meet, but from
the fact that the Californians have
been on the cinders since last month
and have already been in two meets
The meet with California calls for
fifteen events. Three places will
score points. The Missourians will
not start more than two men in each
event..
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WOMEN IN SPORTS
TO BE RECOGNIZED /.
BY NATIONAL UNION

Chicago, April 3.-;The growing
frequency with which, women, are
entering competitive sports has given
rise to the Necessity Of gathering and
presenting them to and to their friends
activities.
Only last week the. National Anna
teur union gave notice that next year
women in sport would be recognized
by that body. q
The Chicago Daily News announced
that it will hereafter have at the
service Of Its readers a woman sports
writer, whose, work it. will be to
gather to present the news Of
women's athletic activities in Chicago
and elsewhere. - Il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-03
Tommy Milton Wins
Championship Sprint

Los Angeles, Cal, April s.-Tommy
Milton won the championship sprint
automobile ace at the speedway Sun
day, taking the second preliminary rs
nile sprint in ia minutes, 1.4s sec
onds. an average of 1862 miles an
hour and the final 50-mile event in
IS minutes 1872 seconds, an average
of 1852 miles an hour.
Milton vas said by A. A. A. officials
to have established new worlds rec
ords in both events.
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UNIVERSITY
ENGAGES STAFF OF
ATHLETIC COACHES

vermilion. S. d.. April f.
Leonard Allison OF st. Louis. Mo-,
has been named director of the
athletics for the University Of
South Dakota by the board of
regents.
Bek Egber, Of st. Thomas, St.
Paul, MIMI, was named az assis.
t0nt.
Allls has been connected with
tic St. Louis school as coach OF
football and baseball since 1919.
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~ BY
THE HERALD


end on the football team; leading .as
fam famous "a asgregation which CHI d 10 " sas
chicago in .a 1s,s; p!a ise n arss for Sass two Z,
.aseu running, and both center y
guard on the basketball auint.
In the army he captained the sst y
is.an football and basketball
teams, and played first base ,, on the the
baseball outfit: His is h Ta, coaching : e.
ps, 49, he coached the eleven which
t Wn1' for the district championship.
After his discharge he went TO to
washineton university as assistant 70
Wa1'' unnt' his old coach at Carrie
ton: The two coached ns ts the . 1s1s was IN
Andv Smiths California eleven
A Hstnb. also coached the baseball
team which won the coast champion
ship that spring.
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SUNDAY BASEBALL

Fort Worth. Texas, April g.
Brooklyn Nationals .........S 16 0
Fort Worth Texas league....O Z
Mammaux, Mitchell and Deberry;'
Taylor, Thomas, Appleton and Moore,
Griesenbeck.
Dallas, Tex, April s.
New York Americans -. ....6 IL 2
Dallas Texas league. .,...3. IL /
.Shawkey, jolly aud Devemor; Hill,
Swartz and Shanglihg. 4
Oakland, Cal, April a. :
R. H. e.
Chicago Nationals ..........3 8 1
Oakland Pacific Coast .,......9 IL 3
Cheeves, Freeman, Martin and
o'Farrcil; 8rcnton. Jones, Eller and
Kohler. "'t
Springfield, Mo, April s.
Springfield CIV. A.)"................3
Cincinnati (N.) observation-disclosures
st. Louis, April s.
st. Louis American. ....... Z Z
st. Louis National. ........7 I 1
Davis. vanGilder, Wright and
SEVERED: Haines. Walker, Barfott,
North, Pfener and Ainsmith.
San francisco, April s.
r. H. z.
Chicago Nationals .........7 IL o
San Francisco Pacific Coast. % S /
Alexander, Jones and Hartnett;
Coombe, Alien and Agnew. "
Kansas City, Mo, April b.
5% r. HE.
Pittsburgh t(N) ............5 6 2
Kansas City a. A. ).........4 8 0
Morrison. Carlson and Jonnard;
schupp, Caldwell and Mccormick,
Skin. -
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BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU COSMIN*)

rnergicG, Wanda sc spe1ia 81, sari
Gu aceeas usurinta de pisica JOS
pc masa, im de aci, pc pieptul
,lui Dinu.
Ell lua ca pe'm fulg 81 aseza
pc pat. Ea ramase cuminte ca nm
|copil mic pc care TAI scos din
|scalda, Gu ochii 1hchisi.
Era beatitudine ce nu sc poa.
te rosti in toata fiinta lui Dinu ce
lse lupta cu pamahtescul 81 cu
imaterialul Din trupul Wandei sc
|ridicau miresme ametitoare. Parea
lea tpath carnea ei era plamaflita
Idin petalp de roze. Era goala a.
tceasta fence de-o negraita frumu.
|sete ii, totus, pentrn ir1tAia oara,
in viata lui Dinu simti sanctita-
ttea aeestei clipe de suprelna ve-
iluptate estetied.
Era frumosul etern 1ntruchipat
in aceasta clipd de Int pc care, el,
10 tirIea In mana.
Ii ful9era in lmif1te acel 'carpe
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No dorm ecare rersoana din Statelc Unite are
lpsa de emediu nost sd trinta dupa pace de YEAST
O4AA Moi olosm aceasa metoda pentru arata meritclc
in mod rapid Mnunatu tonic 81 renede carl le poseta
1EASIOAA vaoare multi mai decat costul ui
Dvoastra yeti Fl foarte tiaceasa garantdm Nj
rsca mimic Gle dac suncti satsfacti va fapo
lem banii.
Cele $4,000 rube sunt oferte Dvoastra nrna ca intro
tucere speciaa Nu va costa mimic Pretu unei cuti de
1EASTOl4AA este numa $100 MOI va ga1antam ca yeti fl
foare sascut dupa yeti cutie de pule carl stunt
daatoare de snaate Trmeti euponul de mai los en-
s1na dc 81 O0 yeti prmi cutia YEASTOLAX 81 $4,000
ube tSra nic 1nrzere Garantam sasfacte sau napoa
rea banor Nu nita, oferi este nuna penu I'm
tp limitat De aat penru sanatea Dvoastra cat
81 pe1tru vlltoru Dvoastra rimitet commando medat
100000 rubc ruses gratis comanda de $500 de
1fASTOLAA pana cnd ruble. MOI rezervam dreptu
va eInapo comanda in isprvit rublee rsesti
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functie de ''permis'' 81 permisel,
stau in mana ministerelor.
Gaci Gle la portar pana la mi
nistru, scara 1ntreaga ce tre
bue suita. 81 pc fiecare treapti
ltrebuc sa laSi cate un pumn d.
gratlhte pentrn pasarile cerului
Dar. 81 cand al dat ochii cu mi
nStrul, III pune Duinnezeu man;
in cap. Mai pricepnt9
- Cam aaanc! Si-apoi, vor
lbesti I'M simboluri.
- Asa? Haidi Gu mine siam S;
fte lafhuresc.
- + dcparte Ministcrul Aface
lril6r?
- Nh, mon cher. in strada Ha
Itarului, colt .ch Bnlcvardul Bacsi
lsului.
ST mand bfathl prietenului sau
Dinu Bradeariu, avocatul TYst
Boldur Sc lhdfepta spre ''Ministe
lul Afacerilor"
Erau aproape oreles IL.
Cand ajunsera, in fata faimosu
flni depsrtameHt, stationa Tin lung
lsir de vehictile. Altele intrau ir
|cute, sonore 81 Gu importantd
epfesu la scara. Chf'tea era 81 ca
tpllaa de tAaSini.
Cand Vlyse Bolddr d6du sd des
rhida marea poaifa a raiului, por
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tarul. TN Slant Petru de paza. CT
o cavernoasa voce. rosti scurt:
= Nh Sc poatc Domnul Nj
nistru MI primeste pc nimeni.
Prietenul Ulyse nh zise mimic
81 facand I'm discreet semn lui
Dinu ca sa priyeasca aiurea, scoa
sc din portofeiu 0 llartie de {
suta 81 o strecura discreet. in pal
ma ST. Patru lie la poarta minis
tcrului afacerilor.
Cand Dinu intoarse capul. nu
mai zari capul portaru1ui, caci
acesta in ,functie de arc, atinsesc
Gu capul lui varful ghetclor, 81 Gu
mana iirita pc clanta usei pc carr
o lipise de perete, exclama toe
mai:
Poftiti ''dmle dipotat.' pcIitru
dumneavoastra este
&c este, mon cher !. intrc.
ba Dinu. pc Ulvse urcahd scara
Adica voc. sd vad pc minis
tru, char card G ocupat.
ST iata cum, cu o suta de lei
distilati cu arta in MANA cerberu,
lui, prietenul avocat TTlyse Boldur
devenit prin gratia portar1ilui
'donm dipotat' urea ilnpreuna
GU prietenul sau Dinu, scara mo.
numentala faiinosulhi minister.
sail mari, galerii, salite, colturj
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ESTE CEA MAI BUNA PILULA PENTRU SANATATE
DIN LUMEA INTREAGA

lEASTOLAA sunt cele mai bunc pilue pentru sanatate
facute din drode 81 aevarat purgatv Este ultima
desvoarc stntficd une drojdie gustoase Nu nuna
bogaa in VlTAM1NA dar este axatva valaba daatoale
e snatateo catae negasta in alte pule drodc Vino
INTRO forma de pu, foaftc gustoasa s placuta de la
lar rczultaee sunt mnunae Este ubta cop 81 lie auta
foare multi Daca suferiti de
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hall luminat cand de
soarele Opac al iernei, cand de
lustrllrile electrice, erau plinc-
de I'M zumzet de pasi SURF
lcdci covoarele grease ,amortiau.
iaproape, orice sgomot 81 in
aerul inchis al chaoticului labi
rint pluteau voci inabusite. 81
tsoapte de mister 81 poezie. J. Caci
nu lifsiau nici muzele. All fl zis eli
|e Parnasul la fiecare pas treceau
cu hartii in mana. dintr 'un birou
intr 'altul, legiuni de dudui pi-
,cante, modesto slnjbase ale minis
|ternlui. in provOcatoarc rochite
Ide matasuri, sau admirable stofc,
cu pieptnl 81 bratele vii 81 calde
Ice cantau in mers ametitoare
ssimfonie., de sub diafana mousse-
Ilini ciofapilor.
Bonjour, mademoiselle -
Else l'lyse. adresandn-se unei dom
|nisoare unde G biroul d0miiu-
lui Popcscug
Domnul PopescuY Care dom.
|nW Popescu9 La moi silnt mai
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diem" al lui Horatiu 81 Sc gandi
ca minutele fug. Isl stranse prada
La plept GU patima subita. Va
porii imateriali Sc prefacura in
limbi de flacari. ST rugul patimei
lui isi intinse flacarile ca niste
serpi suieratori ce sc incolacira
pc dupa gatul, sanii, bratele 81 pi-
cloarele celei ce trebuia jertfita
Att citit cumva, 'L'Atlantides'
romanul lui Pierre Benoit atat de
rasunator All? + acolo vorba de
o fence, Antineea, divin de fru.
moasa, care intruchipa in ca pc
ceie mai frumoase regime 81 prin.
tese ale veacurilor 81 care, In
inima pustiului Saharei, intr I'm
p9lat fantastic. dupa ce-si stor.
cea, in imbratiseri patimase, pc
|toti amantii eel cadeau in plasa
Ell Gle paianjen, ii omora 81 ii pre-.
facea in mumii de metal. in sta
tut Gle 'amicales, pastrandu-i,
lpentru veci, in criptele unui ca
YOU regal.
81 astfel, strania zeita a deser-
tului razbuna toate suferintele
|de .veacuri ale dnaintasslor ei IA
|carma tronurilor 81 la inima bar
batilor ce le facusera sa sufere
|uneDri!
ST cum Wanda nrma sa ste
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CONVOCARE

Societatca Romano de Ajutor
Isl Cultura ''Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii' din Detroit, Mich.
pc aceasta Gale convoaca pc toti
menfbri eli la sedinta generala
Extra-ordinara care Sc va tinaa
in Hala Ell propie de sub No. 1923
Farnsworth Str. i'm ziua de i
Octombrie a. c.
Sedlnta Sc va dcschide la orele
9 Il. IN. Sunteti rugati Gu totii de
a lita parte la aceasta sedinta
avand chestii foarte interesante
de discutat. Va salutam cu dra-
goSte.
(22S-29). Presidiul
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(Ur,,ssrs)
nMait,e renard

''Maitrc renard, par l'odeur
allecbe, lni tint, peu pres, ce
{. langage" - ii defe Dihu replica
81 incepura, sd dialogheze ia
hula ltii Lafontaine. Oar 'maitre
c6fbeaus Wanda, nu Sc dndura
sa lase Sal cada ihucatica dupI
care taajea ''maitre rcnard, .l)inu
Era rapitoare Wanda, cocotata
sils, in varful dulapulhi, intr q
cratic de nimfa esita din apa S
odihnindu-se pc un NAL.
Date JOS, al sa racesti!
Ma simt bine, te privese
de sus!
Dinu lua lin scaun 81 incercs
so traga JOS. Oar, tenlandu-se 81
'ial spsrea oelinda, 81 cum scan
dhYA dtilapului avn troshitun
y Ace3t voluit - peate pro
cura r. ! dieufe 3iarului Ram
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