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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
.FEIN'S new STORE IS
CREDIT TO THE TOWN

The handsome new store on East
broadway that sam Fcin will move
intu June I. will be- not only o
credit Ia Columbus but lo this
whole region.
The front and wsst side display
windows nrr plate glass, with the
Top all prism gluss. specially made
Over the corner entrance viii be-
the owners name n ulaid glass
The interior has been arranged
with every merchandising conVen-
iencc, art glass appearing IN thu
handsomely designed huilt-in fca
lures.
A. soon ~ II can be- duur a sec
ond story Will he added lo tho
already imposing structure, and
Mr. Fcin has purchased the lot i'm
mediately adjoining the store ur
the east, Ia be- used as increasing
business demands.
I.oNcit a son, contractors, expect
Ia turn over the building IN ~
before June I, and Il sure Will h'
credit la this whole country,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
CHANGE or RED CHOss
FIELD SUPERVISOR

Miss Marccllc Fahris. field super
visor, American Red Gross. has
been notified by tho Denver office
that she will be- transferred "a
mother field June 10, here sue
'cssor here being Miss stella Myers
with whom she formerly worked ai
Camp Cody.
Miss Fahrig has greatly endcared
herself 10 this community by her
ncNer-failing good cheer and ready
interest IN everything that per-
iains 10 the welfare Of those com
Ing under her charge.
Her promotion T. matter Of re-
grci aud likewise Of coupratulaiion
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
WAR DEPARTMENT SENDS
OFFICER FROM CAMP LEWIS

Captain AIDE Orrill, former los
Angeles banker. has been sent to
Camp Furlong from Camp Lewis.
Washington Captain Drill Is onr
Of the live ones who helped build
the great consi city
II am glad lo see Columbus get
Ting inlo the right line of progress
10y organizing q fine Chamber of
Commerce II is Just the right
thing 10 do said captain Drill,
who was one of the active mem
hers Of the Los Angeles commercial
hudy. which he says Is the chief
factor In the ciiy's marvellous de
yelopment
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
rMAm.IE LGArLN Ar pEMINc

Go Ia the Majestic theatre IN
neming May si-e5, afternoon and
rNening aud see how Charlie Chap
lin gets even with the "cooiics" IN
his million dollar picture. "Shoul
lc Arms."
\ fooi hath iuh, a rat trap a
uhonograph. cabbage shredder. a
"trip pan and am egg heater are
Charles chief equipment in nghi-
ng the Hun.
What do You mean demanded
the irate lieutenant Of doughhoS
Charlie. as he stands firing hi,
riilc at The enemy his face towar
he rear.
II hate him 81 can't look al
him answers Charlie.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
COLUMBUS IS ALWAYS
THERE WITH THE GOODS

The War Department sent special
Representatives here Ia nX up %
year leases for Camp Furlong.
They said the prices charged by
the land owners was Too hiRh This
meant that hig bonus must be-
paid by the people Ia the land
owners, and II required hig hun
die Of ready money Ia do H.
something must be done right away
quick.
Mayor J. n. Blair. g. ". Powers,
J. l.. Greenwood and J. l.. Walker
were appointed commitiee with
full power Ia act. The committee
was further augmented boy Louis
Ilcllbcrg, -. NJ Reed and Joe !.
Clark. They got busy and the
people came across as usual. Mr..
Greenwood and Mr.. Walker went
to NJ pa-o and saw l.. NJ. STILES.
Everything was arranged IN sat
i-laciory manner ~ usual, and
now ouc of The finest military
posts On the border Is assured
Take on your hats la the follow
ing people nf Columbus, the bur-
dcn bearers, Ia whom you owe an
ever lasting debt Of gratitude. The
names coming m late for puhli-
cation this week Will b. published
~ the next issue of the Courier.
n you have any husinrs, inter
csis in Columbus don't be- stacker
!. l.. Greenwood, Blair \ llcllberg
n. W Elliott FoNworth-Galhrailh
Co., The Bazaar, Sam navcl a
irns,, u. Roese, ]. l.. Walker, sam
Fein. \ ~. Hampton, A. Frcde-
'lckson, !. I CLARK, II. Nordhau-
\ Sons Co.. pon Don. n. blanchard
~. :. Carter Carl n EnRcndnrf
Middleton q McNulcy. Jas. T. Dean
CO.. ! \ .Moorc, l.. l.. Burkhead
J. \. prcwill, Ieno N. johnson, y
J.. Nnrhrough, Davis a Jackson, !
". Holloway, Robert Fiack. Rosalia
Morales, g. ". Powers, N. puchi
4. Gramhs, r. A. stevens. Toma.
Ponce and brother, Ponce Mirclcs
lose Bencyides. Florcncia Gabalon
Juan Carrcun. g. A. Fernandez
Santiago Herrera. Angel fcrassas
Ed puchi. Agopila Angel. =. Soleno
n. q. Chernin. Charles v ONenford
johnson Bros, W L. Hobbs, G.. n
Rogers, !. $. Reed. Frank Carney
/ ", y. McCurdy ". A. Wakefield
Hen Gordon. James u. po0. r. 4
ilulsey. Earl Barron. y. Lehow
Dr. Charles l.. Miller !. l.. Harris
Milk Depot Joe Groenbcrg, luar
| y. Sifucnlcs. T.. +. llilar, H. +
} Soleno A. Angel, q. T.. Parks, II
Ginsherp. ioe jackson. Gus Ian
grs, Juan Cahallero, e.. W Axe, "
q, Montgomery \. z. lIiiar. Hen
ry Burton, John Dalton, John Tolia
Tom Shaw. A. :. Weld aud !. '
Mitchell.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
SCHOOL EXERCISES
ALL NEXT week
wm Bc Taken Up With Columbus
school EXERCISES, 10 which
The Public Are Invited
sERMON nv aisnOP HOwDEN
Interesting school Plays Win Ne
Given Wednesday and Thurs
day Evenings at The ""

The Columbus schools close Fri
day, May %. and m that day q
not very far on the pupils are
busy both with examinations and
with preparations for their closing
exercises. Each room is planning
a pleasing program. In addition u
the commencement exercises and
the haccalaureale sermon. The
program for commencement week h
announced by Miss Marguerite Nc
Gee. principal, n follows;
sunday. May ~. 500 p. M, Bac-
calaureaie sermon, by Bishop ?. y
Howden.
Tuesday. May %, \; p. an, pri-
mary grades. exercise nj the Meth
odisl church.
"Wednesday. May a, si5 p. M
intermediate grades. i2ih Cavalry
Y. N. G.. A.
Thursday. May %, s:i5 y. M up
per grades and high school, i2tll
Cavalry Y. NJ. G. A.
Friday. May %. s;i5 .. m- gradu-
alton exercises, at the Methodist
church.
n Is wished that everyone take
special interest In each OF these
programs and attend. Help ~,
teachers and pupils io make then
success as never before. \ large
audience is desired and expected
and the children deserve some evi-
dence of your interest and apprc-
citation.
Owing lo tho fact that Chaplain
Thompson is out Of lnwn, the SER
vices which Is 10 be- held In th'
Methodist church sunday evening
by Bishop Howden aud Rev. X. !.
lloulder. will be- turned into an ap-
pirate baccalaureale service. Th'
girls aud boys will sing
A. the graduation exercises FRI
day evening. one high school pupi
aud six eighth grade pupils will re-.
ccivc their diplomas.
The primary and intermediate
grades are preparing pretty an'
attractive program. The uppcl
grades will present two plays, The
state Examiner and "CapiaiT
Anne Of the Red Gross" The hirl
srhool will present an amusing
rnlnrdy In two acts. "Mr. Bob fol
the Intermediate proernm and lh'
plays the l2th Cavalry Y. N. g.. 4
has been secured.
Show your public spirit and gu
courage the pupils by being prcscn
nj these exercises.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
MOONSRINE STILL
CLEvEULY RAIDED
Deputy sheriff Brecn and custom
Conspicuous 10 Establish on
Complete llsiillcr, Oulnt
HOOLE NOT ar 10 STANDARD
Tres Hcrmanas Mountains Most Too
Conspicuous to Establish nm
lllcgliimaie business

Deputy sheriff Jack Brccn. city
marshal of Columbus and one OF
the hest slruihs in this region. ac-
companicd In his ear by customs
ofilrcrs Armstrong. Alley, nulland.
and Holman, have Just rcmandcd
Ia the custody uf sheriff W. e..
simpson, Of Luna county and de-
pariincnt NJ Justice representative
Doyle AT DcminE. Que J. y. Me-
Donald, claiming Ia come from
Hurley, New Mexico. and one Tom
A. Duke, who says his home Is nj
Roswell New Mexico. together with
still machinery for the msnufac-
turing Of high grade booze.
The officers found some nice
white curn. besides tanks. watts.
worm. etc, and liic incest It'll.
natural ruck fireplace, where for
a few weeks an infant industry had
been developing. anenl the coming
uf July I.
The owners ruuld step ont
few rods and gazc upon the pcacc-
ful city of DeminR. where the
GENERALIZATION of Camp Cody b he
ung completed, ur they rould look
upon fair Columbus aud Camp Fur
long. Just n0w developing mlo
prominent army pnsl.
The mountain scenic highway
between Columbus and Dcminp.
over which cars aud trucks go
daily. passes within f,e ur ten
minutes walk IT the moonshincrs
ahodc, and the great Gymkaua minr
Is carrying nn ~ operations Just
over the brow of the hill.
The officers found the cahin ui-
occupied except by the slill ma
chinery. the natural rpck fireplace
heiuR a little distance from the
newly constructed shack. The
booze. which was fonud In the
shack, don't smell Just right ~
thus far uo one has attempted Ia
sample H.
The little alarm clock was tick
ms away mcrrily on a crude shell
aud freshly dirtied dishes were
scattered about on the table whcr,
the men had hut recently sat and
plotted agin the government"
Two Of the officers made their
way NJ the mountainsidr In search
of the owners White tue remaining
three guarded The property that
had Just been peacefully acquired
10y lnrle sam.
The searching party quickly re
turned with the two men. one with
a pruspectnr's hammer In his pos
session aud the other sort Of act
ing as-his body guard The officers
~nrakcd up la within furly feet nf
tho men before iney were dis
covered. and of course had the
drop un them.
Resistance was useless. Uncondi-
tional surrender was the only thing
The officers are hcine compliment
ed upon their quick and clever
capture.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
VALLEY OII. co.'s WORK
Held IN FOR DRILL REPAIRS

There has been very little drill
ing at the Valley oil Company
well This week. owing io drill re
pairs. nriller J. $. Iilzsimmons :,
himself having the work done r
NJ paso, preparing 10 rcsunm work
first Of The week.
Things look more promising al
the time.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
SANITARY ICE CREAM 60 n
IuPOHT Ant NEu INDI STRN

John L. Harris has established for
Columbus q fine industry IN the
sanitary lee Cream Company. In
he building opposite the express
office.
The plani Is not only sanitary
IN uamc. hul is sanitary In fact
NJ containers are steriliyed and
"Very part NJ the manufacturing
process IS given careful personal
attention by Mr.. Harris himself
His rapidly increasing business
show" the extreme popularity oi
hu ,aniiary product. The entire
pant is run by electric powcr
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
MIS-. PETERS ENTERTAINS
FOR Mis-. HOWARD AlIEN

Mrs. George T. Peters entertained
lle Twelve Trump Club Friday
afternoon. in houor of Mrs. How
ard Alle,. who Is visiting her par
cnis. Mr.. aud Mrs. \ !. Narhrouph
Delicious refreshments we're served
Whist was the feature.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
BISHOP on NEw MENICO
10 m IIERE SUNDAY EVENING

No. Rev. Frederick H. llowden
Bishop uf New Mexico, and Rcv. n
l.. lloulden, rector of -, Luke''
Episcopal church at ncming, will
greet their friends at the Methodist
church sunday evening upon th'
urcaslun of the high school hacca
laueraie. Everybody cordially IN
yiicd.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
Mrs. MCKAY ENrERTAINs

Mrs. 1,ieuicnanO Mckay euicr
tanned four tables NJ bridge at her
home In officers row, Camp Fur
long. "Wednesday afternoon. Mn.
Mcrkd wan the bridge prize alpl
Miss Florence sieRler The '5m'
prize. Miss ihcslcr will be hostcss
next week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
colt MBuS KEEPS COUNTY
CLERK WORKING NIGHTS

Carl a Engcndorf have closed
deals this week for - lots in the
ncw Manhattan Heights addition
and Mr.. Carl has hcen In the east
all week. They haven't got siarIed
yet
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-16
Dr. RrInhl neIIers FInr sermor

Dr Alamo Bright +. n. delivered
an unusually strong and iniereslini
sermon oh The Methodist Episcopal
Centenary Drive, at The Methodist
church Friday cvonlig.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-12
BUILD A BUILDING."
.'Build a Building.n

"Build Building"
 That should be the slogan in New port during the coming spring and summer months. And there's a reas- on, and good one.
 No building other than that which is absolutely necessary has been done during the past year owing to govern ment restrictions. But now the United States government itself is behind the "Build a Building" move ment.
 For the benefit fits many readers who will want to make building plans during the next few months, the Inde- pendent has established a new Home Building department. It will be found on another page of this issue, being subscribed to by some of our livest business men. Much valuable information is obtainable in this page of matter
 l We do not hesitate to state that 1t is nothing short of a disgrace that a condition has presented itself in New port as result of which not a single dwelling can be had by persons who are eager to locate in our city. l By their failure to build suitable dwellings in Newport enterprising citizens are overlooking an opportun- 1 itv to realize on the investment. 1t is apparent that there will be no { dearth of either materials or labor | for the building that is necessary during the next year or two. As matter of fact, too, the advance in the cost of building during the last few years has been far less than in almost any other line, and incomes have ln- , creased in much greater proportion.
 Let's wake up, people of Newport, and remove the bad conditions that has been caused by lack of dwelling accommodations here. Old man pros i perity is passing around his grapes 1 now If we sit still and live to our selves in the fear that somebody else is going to get bigger share of the fruit, Newport will stand still and suffer a general loss. This does not apply merely to our lack of building accommodations but to everything else that goes to represent progress sive citizenship and little city that is anxious to grow bigger.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-12
Additional Ioca's

There will be meeting of the members of the church and congrega- tion of the Presbyterian church on 1 Sunday, February 23, with the view of calling a pastor and attending to other important business that will
 come before the meeting. It is im- portant that every member be pres
 ent.
 l Lost-Somewher between Main and Front street last night, iadl s brown leather purse containing among other small articles, two keys. Find CT will please return to this office ana racaive reward. 244d3t. Jacob Hare of Chicago arrived here yesterday to spend several days with Mrs. Fannie Robinson and family. He has just return from seven months service in France and will return to Chicago after a visit to his many Jackson county relatives and friends, who are glad to see him looking so we'll.
 Will make deliveries of pure ter sey sweet milk to any part of the city every morning. Persons desiring milk may drop card in the postofflce and will call on you. Satisfaction guaranteed. Will deliver any amount 15 cents a quart or soc per gallon Lee McGraw, Newport. 245d4t. School Superintendent Garland E. Land of Tuckerman was caller at 1 the Independent office today and lrl-
 formed us that the condition of Wes- lev Shaver, one of the county's best men. was very alarming to his rela- lives and friends. A few months ago MT. Shaver suffered severe at-
 tack of influenza, from which he
 never fully recovered, and now he IS afflicted with pneumonia and appen- dicitis.
 Mrs. Carrie Van Pelt, who made
 her home for several years with her
 brother and wife, Mir. and Mrs. B. F.
 Whitaker, who resided on Laurel
 street when they were citizens of
 Newport, died at Mir. Whitaker's
 home in Muskogee, Oklahoma. last
 Friday afternoon and was buried
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-12
TIME CARD
North Bound


 No. 2 Fast Pass. (no stop) Ar. 3:55am No. 34 Local passenger, Ar. 10:35am' No. 4 Fast passenger, Ar. 11:59 am. No. 92 Local freight, Lv. 11:00 am. No. 30 Local passenger, Ar. 8:25 pm. No. 6 Fast Passenger, Ar. 9:30 pm, No. IS Fast Pass. (Hot Sgs.
 Spl.) Ar. 1O:05 pm.
 South Bound.
 No. Fast Pas. (no stop Ar. 1:52 am. | No. IT Fast Pas. (Hot Spgs.
 Spl.) Ar. 4:55 am. No. 5 Fast passenger, Ar. 5:55 am. No. 2 Mail train tho passen-
 gers) Ar. 9:lo am. No. 93 Local freight, Lv. 8:00 am. No. 8 Fast passenger, Ar. 5:43 pm. No. 33 Local Pas. Ar. 7:20 pm. Leaves TAB pm.
 White River Division. No 210 Passenger, Lv. 6:10 am. No. 254 Mixed Pas. and freight Leaves 12:1o pm. No 251 Mixed Pas. and freight Arrives 11:00 am. No 205 Passenger, Ar. 7:30 pm. You can get more for your chick ems. eggs, ducks and geese at w. w. Kidd's than any place in town. Store on Front street near ferry crossing,
 40wtf.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-12

there by the side of the late Will Whitaker late Saturday afternoon. The deceased was an excellent Chris tian woman and her friends of her former home regret very much to know of her death.
Newport daily independent., 1919-02-12
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Newport daily independent., 1919-02-12

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

| Care sunni s'a adaogat Ia fon.
dul Societatii..
Gu aceasta ocaziune au incurs
suprasolyiri de la urmatorii FRAT
dupa cum urmeaza
Petru Constandel 81; George
Sturza So; Vasile v. Tatar $1.25;
loan Teth So; Isaila Sas 81; loan
Pamfilie,, farmacist So; Romulus
Oros So; Societatea Ecaterina Te-
odoriu So; Geo. Gavrila 81; ST.
mion Muntean 81; NJ. Zablau 81
M. Lica 81; loan Pavel 81; 10.
sim Ciora 81; loan Serbu 81; |.
oan Muntean 81; Pavel Purenciu
81; Soc. Ferdinand l r. r." So
loan Lupse 81; Parochia gr. cat
$5; loan Suciu 81; Cons. Zolog
81; loan Poicovici ST.; loan Mo.
rar 81; Alex. Herman So; Vasile
Baba 81; Amaze. Popa 81; Pavel
Hotea ST.; Vasile Serbian ST.; Ge.
orge Moldovan 81; Stefan Bozo.
cean ST.; Ghedeon Popa 81; loan
Marcu ST.; Toader Agristean 81
Gavrila Simon 81; Victor Farcas
81; George Salca So; Toader Cir.
je 81; Nick Pintea 81; Bueur Cir
je $2;, Nick Siandru ST.; -Vasile
Gutu So; Valer Cornea 81; Co
drea & Co., grocerie 81 bucerie ro
mineasca "a; Toader Libeg ST
loan Aldica ST.; G. N. Popa 81
loan Stoia 81; George Mercu
rean 81; loan Sissea So; loan ri
dar, Canton, Ohio, So; Vichente
G. Zagan, reprezentantul oficios
al ziarului America" $3.50; De
la un Joe Toe.
Deci pc aceasta Gale he tinem
de datorinta a multumi tuturol
celor ce ne-au sprijinit Gu aceas
ta ocaziune. In special multumim
tuturor diletantilor pentru Gin.
stea ce au facut-o Societatii noa-
sire, si-i rugam ca 81 Gu alta oca.
ziune sd bine voiasca lie da tot
acelasi sprijin bine voitor al
dior.
In numele Societatii u. Il. Ard
& Trans" din Alliance, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

Stimate D-nule Redactor!
(Adv.)

Alaturat ve-ti afla 20 lista Gu
numele la mai multi Romini care
au contribute la cumpararea celor
doua steaguri, din care unul s'a
ridicat in 10 Noembrie 1918 la
Public Square in Youngstown, 81
al doilea care sta i'll rezerva la
Casa Orasului.
Credit pentru acest lucru bun,
numai la Mr.. Iustin Stengaci 81
la Mr.. Bucur Constantin, 81 acesti
buni Romini care au contribute
li-se poate da.
Am inteles ca s'au colectat
alti bani, tot pentru scopul aces
ia de catre al oameni, dara ca
ce s'a intimplat Gu banii nu sc
site. find nici un rezultat nu s'a
lvazut, 81 cine zice ca "a pus sus
rrin altcineva greseste, find ca
Ii ueste adevarat.
Totodata sd aduce la cunoStin-
ia onoratul public rominesc din
America ca mai avem in lucrare
inca fapta nobila, pentru care
am dcschis colecta, 81 cine are
vote sd contribute, sd ibine voiasca
d trimitc sumelc dior la adrcsa
Iustin Stengaci, 704-5 Mahoning
Bank Building.
Pentru cele Idoua steaguri trei
color national romin care s'a ridi-
eat Dumineca la 3 ore, in ziua de
10 Noembrie 1913 dupa amiazi la
Public Square, au bine volt a da-
rui urmatorii marinimosi donatori
dupa cum urmeaza:
Iustin Stengaci 81; Bucur Con-
stantin ST.; loan Stoia 81; Jacob
Cincesan ST.; Gligor Aron 81; Nj
cOlae Faur 81; Constantin Ersem
81; Toader Magda ST.; Mihaly An
dreas 81; loan Campean ST.; Va
sile Isaila ST.; George Cercnt soc /;
Nick Halcr 81; loan Racuci 81 !;
Tom Sinai 81; Alexandra Cor
laci 81; Nick Strajan ST.; Traian
Comsia 81; Alexandra Totoi ST.;
Nick Dan soc; loan Hila Luca ST.
Dan Kolany 81; Nick Borlea ST.;
Dumitru Somolica 81; T. Hila ST.;
Achim Anghelina 81; loan Tolci
81; Todorut Bolz 81; Ilie Curea
ST.; Dumitru Fratila 81 loan Rau
ST.; Nick Achim 81; loan Serbu
Phi ST.; Dorofteiu Dates ST.; Gerge
Manisor 81; Hie Giurgiu ST.; loan
Pascu Suca 81; Dan 7. Bortoc
ST.; Nicolae Comsia ST. loan Bio
ca ST.; George Verd ST..
Tuturor acestor buni frati Ro-
mini li-se aduce cele mai sincere
multumite pcntru sumele donate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20
I'LL DE RIM.
POVESTE IN UMBRA 81 LU-
;. NINA
De: Maria, Regina Rominiei.
Traducere de:
Marg. Miller -vsrghy.
(Urnaar

ST repede lunecara JOS din sea a
mindoi protiynicii, 81 Isl trasera
spadele, care fulgerara in lunina,
gaia fie care sd inceapa lupta. Cali
Sc indepartara nechezfnd, 81 stri-
Wind coyorul de verdeata la fie &c
pas. Acum rasuna in aerul dimine-
tel, ciocnirea otelului Gu otel. Spa
dele puternice isbeau rasunfnd in
pavezele ocrotitoare, 81 scfnteile sbu
rau imprejur ca licuricii in vremea
sdragostei
Luptatorii suflau inabusit 81
greu sunetul nnei incordari Info
rate s. stApinite inconjura amin
dona trupurile yinjoase, carl Sc q
yfntau cind inainte cfnd inapoi, IL.
hind 81 {erind pe rfad napraEnieele
loyitnri, cn care fieeare ialcerca 81
caSsck Ar1na din NINA dnsns
d d II e n I \ spg,esss a