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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Re0iew Of Week.;
rade in Richmond
Business Slightly Duller IN
Retail Districts-yob-
6ers Haze Good Week.

In most lines retail business showed
Hom" huic railing on last week, rs
compared with the previous week. II
was one OF those nneNr!ainahlc halts
be explained on the ground that the
shoppers and buyers have complete led
their ring buying. nor can il be en-
piained by high prices for everything
gotten used 10 that kind nf thing. and.
besides. there has been in some lines
slight reductions from war prices no :
tably in dry goods. millinery and no.
lions.
The clothing. men also complained OF
rather slow trade In their line Tie
reduction sales Llcs--rcductionS on
winter stock left over---are about at
an end. aud the male buyers OF sprin;
ioEgcry seemed disposed las, week to
take something oil rest; that Is,
enough OF them did to make business
in the clothing houses Il l!ttlc dulicr
than ii has been.
Joining trade was fairly active in
all lines. and the weeks sales were
probably some what larger than for the.
previous week. The Wholesalers gem
orally arc getting very encouraging re
ports from their travelling men from
every SECTIONS of tho ,crritoy that does
its big huying in Richmond. and they
look for increasing business for some
weeks to come.
Manufacturers report orders as COM
hem. and not II fcw OF them are book
ing fairly good orders for future,
work ana delivery. The outlook gen
orally is bright although In The main
small as they can, stiil hoping for the
carly arrival of the promised big
stump i'll All the materials that go into
the manufacturing plants, thus briu:s-
ing about lower quotations Tor the tn-
isheh goods they know they are going
TO buy before the season il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
POTATOES AWAY DOWN
Richmond Market Very wcak-Sonte
Slight Recovery From slump In
Western Sections.

In Richmond last week potatoes con-
t!nucd In be drag, and prices were
as low as they have been 1T any time
since the slump commenced TWO months
ago. In western sections u feeling of
greater confidence prevailed. Judging
from the upward trend in track side and
warehouse sales, ranging 81 to Sl.4O
per hundredweisht cash 10 growers at
Rocky Mountain and Northern ship
ping points. The {. o. b. Quotations in
Wisconsin and Minnesota producing
sections also strcng thened. closing ii
$50 10 Sl.55 per hundrcdweight
sacked. Minnesota Red River Ohios
ranged stronger at $l.2a to SliO E. O. D.
Northern stock held about steady IN
chicago carlot market ut $l.G5 TO SlTj
per, hundredwcight, hut was lightly
higher In leading terminal markets a;
Si.sj 10 81, and ranged $3.50 to S2Ss
IN various southern cities. No. |
sacked iiurbanks advanced 10 cents al
Northwestern shipping points 10 $50
to $50 T. o. l.. New York Round
Whites. in bulk. sold nj about last
weeks level. closing at sl.67 I. o. b..
and strengthened slightly in consuming
markets. ranging Sl.15 10 sos. ship
m u Sai decreased quite sharply with
Wcek. bvSides two cars of new nntnt oes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
BATTLE ON CHILD
WASTE IN SOUTH AMERICA
Methodist E.pisropnI Church Kn;.;ur
FUnu to Combat Conditions
Among Infants.
Especial 10 The Times Dispa;cI

Especial 20 The Times -DiSpatch.)
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March 30
Tn. appalling waste Of infant lit" in
south America has become a subject
Of serious concern for goycrnmen, au-
thoriticS and Humanitarian agencies
The larger cities Of South America are
now taking steps 10 combat the con-
ditions which have earned them tho
unenviabic distinction or having the
highest infant mortality rate in the
world
When a physician OF VALPARAISO was
asked the death rate for children in
that city. he replied:
Add 30 per thousand TO the highcs,
death rate Of any. city in the world and
The iigures were sss deaths for every
thousand births.
IN Chile. which has been called a
Killing ground for children" invcs,i-
gators report that more than half of
the babies die before they reach the
age of two years. In the city of Lima
Ieru. 2a6 babies out of every LOCO die
under one year For conception and
Na!divia the percentage is SC and e..
ana l.: Eogota, 50 per cent of the chill
uren die under two. years.
Out OF the Methodist Episcopal fund
81 S1E do y pSo J., toE human he',srmen5
educational work in South America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Hog Cholern Losses On Decline

since 1913 when the United States
Department OF Agriculture began work
10 control hog cholera, the dreaded
disease has become less and less de-
siructive each year \ force averae-
ing l65 Federal veterinarians has been
maintained. working In co-operat!on
with state authorities in charge OF
quarantine and other regulatory
measures necessary Tor the success o!
control work. During the fiscal year
1918 more than 100000 hogs We're
inocu!atcd with anti-hoS-ch serum.
and more than 200 farms. found to
be infected with cholera. were cleaned
and dis!nfectcd under supervision o:
the department veterinarians.
Altogether, rcpTese natives of the
department visited more than $1,000
farms 10 Investigate reported out
breaks. TO apply preventive measures.
and 10 clean and disinfect premises.
How great = menace hog cholera has
yecn 20 the Nations swine Industry
may be Judged from. the accepted cs.i-
maio that 90 per cent or hogs lost from
al! ailments die from cholera. In 1918
the death rate Of swine from disease
VAS placed at i2.l per thousand. Thus
the loss was slightly above per cen;
Tor the United states, the lowest on
record, according 10 the departments
figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
SWAT DOGS; BUY SHEEP
Ours Cost Money md Make bend
loss-shccp Hiring In Good
Money.

Nov is the time for Virginia boys
10 get busy with sheep. An interest
ing story comes from Kentucky. which
every Virginia farmer ami farmer hoy.
las well AS the county agents might
9cad for profit
Here Is the story:
For every dog kept loss o. $3.50
must De pockctcd every year. For
every shcer kept "A prof, of $3.50 may
At least. that is the way the propo-
sltion was itcniZcd on tn" black boa ri
OF a mountain Schoo mouse 10y n farm =
demonstration agent In kentucky. And
INC hSurch were convincing. There
was not sheep in the district AT the
blackboard. Somebody said there used
tn be one shecp--a we;hcr-'down the
mountain Il ways but the dogs ate
4 few weeks from the time the agen,
placed the hsurcs on the board 1ftccn
boys each had contrived 10 buy n
sheep. Eleven dogs had been killed
Several other families, pcs,crc by the! r
small sons. but still unwilling to Kill
theiF dogs. were trying TO give the
brutcs away.
Similar movements were, started n,
other schools: Now in that district,
there are o.. boys who are members OF
The sheep club. Among them they own
nearly 2.SG5 sheep by the tax returns
the dog population appears to have i'm
creased also. but the agent snyS this is
not trNe. Formerly there was not SEN
lltnent Tor enforcement OF tho dog la w
he says, but now there is a very strong
scntimen, that way. an. while ,hrrs
has been considerable decrease in the
number OF dogs, there is an aDparcn
increase because people who formerl y
c'ahch the dog tax nov have 10 pay IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
APPLES HOLD VERY FIRM
The Fn,"ri,r Fruit Keeps High I'm All
rli' Hi. Markets OF the
Country.

l.; the hiG markets OF the country
aHp!cS We're Very strong last week
according 10 government report. How
ever the movement was slightly drag
~ ana the ranges widened somewhat,
put values continued fairly steady
A. IL from cold storage ranged Sa-I6
per bbI: both in shipping sections and
III leading consuming markets South
SHSnliy weaker range in New York at
rs. and ruled $40 in New Orleans
northwestern extra fancy boxed wine
Stunning markets at sI-4.5O but closed
weaker IN Chicago ~ S3.70-4.25. Sales
ranged s!.50-5.5o. Shipments OF bar
rcIed stock decreased 10 233 cars. COM
pared Win $40 last week and 2SS for
hoNcd apples decreased to 1O3 cars. "A
n,ec!ine or ihiriy-iive. compared with
!aS, week and less Than one-third the
hume moving for The corresponding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
STEEL TRADERS EXPECT
BOOKINGS TO INCREASE
Industry Has Had Time to Digest
New Price Scale for
Products.
COPPER MARKET IMPROVES
Buyers Particularly Active During
Later Part Of Week and Some
Large Orders Are Received
Cotton Market In Dumps.

NEW YORK, March 3o.--Thc steel
industry has had Il few days in which
to digest the now price scale. rang
ing from So TO $40 ton on different
Items. and some progress Is being
reached in the matter OF booking or
derS. The situation is viewed with
optimism, and leading producers pre-
dict that within tho course Of the next
week or two new bookings will in
crease materially. No government or
dcrs for supplies have as Vet been
Booked by departments at Washing
con. although the navy viii, on April
!, receive postponed bids on steel for
some new batticshipS. Progress in the
structural field is believed TO dcpcnd
largely on tic outcome nf present par
iryS between tho Industrial board and
producers Of building material
The pig iron situation is not viewed
With as much optimism as is the case
IN stcci. and bookings In the former
industry have been moderate The
coke market Is steady at the low
Prices realized after tho termination
OF governments control. No change was
made a, the steel meeting concerning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Lower Price. Stimulate steel Buying

AcCording 70 IJun's REVIEW, me re-
Spouse to last weeks iron and steel
price reductions has been cncoura 3
ing, but NOT decisive. Release OF con-
siderable orders followed the announce
ment OF the lowered schedules; get,
trade adviccs make IL clear that This
demand represents business that was
deferred pending the outcome OF the
Washington conference. and IL remains
To be seon how far the price revision
VIII Stimulate new enterprise. That
much depends upon government buying
is everywhere recognized, and the be-
lief is strong that conditions will be
far better, during the second quarter
than i'll the first quarter, though IL
is said that some interests question
whether the present prices will mark
for further concessions. The govern
ment, however. has committed itself
10 operate at the new levels, and early
rail contracts from the railroad ad-
m!nlStratiOn arc oXpeCtcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
FOOTWEAR CAN'T FALL
Leather aud Hides show No Sign. of
Weakening and shoes Must
Remain High.

There is yet no hope of cheaper
shoes in Richmond They MAY h.
higher, for the commercial reports are
TO The effect there has been no yield
ing tendency of prices, which has been
CONSPICUOUS in some branches OF bust
ness; appears In hides and leather
Whi!e price concessions In hides are
not wholly absent, they have lately
been outnumbcred by advances, and
strength in sole leather remains some
less, around $4,000 domestic packer
hides Of practically ali varieties have
changed III, lds in most cases a, in
creased values. and lightweight bottom
leather is in ! closely sold-up condi-
ton and commands better prices. The
dliiicniiy of obta ming desirabie leather
together with the high asking rates
tends 10 rctard footwear business but
there IS generally improved senti-
mcnt throughout the trade and re
,ailcrs are prepared for a growing de-
mand with the approach OF the Easter
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Glance mt Movement OF Goods and Nnr-
kct Conditions of Country
as Whole.

The Bureau OF Markets reported last
weeks general condition OF fruit and
vegetable markets as follows:
Potatoes and cabbage advanced An
pies. onions ana Southern truck ron-
Iinued slightly weak and drargy.
Bcans show about 1000 ears. COMPARED
with last week, reaching practically
inc same volume as prevailed for the
corresponding week 4 year ago. Shin
nents were G,fG1 cars. Decreases
oranges. apples and slight decreases oc-
CURED III cabbage, celery. dry beans.
grapefruit. spinach. sweet potatoes to-
place III only a few OF the less i'm
portant limos. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Further Textile Price Reductions.

Gains in mill orders for textiles
tnFouShout the country, wnile growing
Stcad!cr and broader. are still being
made AT SACRIFICES of profits in most
instances, says Dun. y secondary re-
DIVISIONS OF the primary markets, nota-
Ply III c9ttons, and the Increase of re-
pcoach Of Easter is accelerated bv Of :
icrinSs AZ concessions In some cases.
Al! the recent reductions have been OF
nearer to parity with those prevail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
IN COPl,Elk SUI ALTON

SoDr"r has shown considerable i'm
prONcmcnt rcccntlN Durin. the las;
days Of last week the BUYERS were
particularly active ana some largo or
der5 were received. The sellers have
gained control of the market and the
range now covers Is on the part OF the
small interests TO 1914 by the large
producers. During the past day or
Two there has been slight decline in
the number of orders placed. but this
fact is attributed more to the eXhaus-
ton of some Of the lnw-priccd cop
per rather than to a lack Of interest
on the part OF the buyers,
The lead market has shown no new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
This Is to ne a Grcnt Gurdcn yenr.

Home gardening is starting off this
year in every section Of the country
with the momentum gained during the
two gardening seasons in which tho
United States was at war. Garden in x
has spread to every element OF the peo-
pie and has become Il fixed factor in
city and suburban as well as rural lifc
With experience gained by amateur
gardeners in past seasons and with
gardens assuming q permanent rather
than temporary character. this year
Is expected TO be the greatest year ever
recorded in making waste land pro-
dnce food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Arrest Automo1,IIe nrix,r

i. L. Arnold, OF S North Second
Street. was placed under arrest Satur-
day by Patrolman Earnest on a charge
or running an auto in reckless
manner while under the influence OF
ardent spirits. The arrest followed
a collision between an automobile
which he was driving and car driven
by w. j. Grisgs, of the City Hall, at
the corner of Sixth and Broad Streets,
Both cars were damaged. although no
one was hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

irE before wartime imitation became
nnueiiial. and retailers are plainly
dcs!rous o. liquidlting nich-pricod
,nerchamdise before operating actively
10" the future. Tie WOODEN anu
worS,ed goods industry ia making
PROGRESS toward rcadjustmcnt. ana
labor troubles in textile lines are
dim! niShing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
INcckx Commercial raiIurc.

;. Eommcrcial iailures, last week IN tho
DUN \ Co, were Ia2 against liI the
preceding week. and al3 the correspond
ing week last year: OF failures last
week in the United States. fOrty-five
were in the East, thirty seven South,
twenty nine West. and twenty in
ported liabilities Of $4,000 or more,
against nfty-siN tho week before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

according 10 the county crop reporters
OF ihc Bureau Of Crop Estimates In
virginia great deaf Of yellow corn ~
Crown but the white holds the lead.
probably twice as much OF tina, be-
ING grown as Of the yellow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
COTTON MARKET Low
DURING.

NEW ORLEANS. March so -Aow,its
chiefly to the depressing influence u
Woriu politics: cotton was held below
yne closing losing level of the prcccdms
standing 1T the lowest at a loss OF i@I
TO l"2 points in new contarct. whcre
net loss of 80 to 81 points. Better
weather over the cotton region and il,
Weekend and rather bcarish statistics
We're additional depressing influences
caused much comment of a bearish ma
ture in the early sessions OF the week
ana later the dull and easy tone Of
cotton goods markets was not wet
received. AT the same time the market
VAS steadied at the decline and given
Il rev periods :f steadiMaSs by tins
eating determination to reduce acre
age in IL drastic manner. The an
nouncement of the removal of the
steady the market on the close hut
taking the week as Il whole. the news
,r9m raris vas vas, a ,,n values
GOVERNING INFLUENCE
This week i is likely that more than
ever, the political situation Will be
the governing influence. and the course
more by what comes from Paris than
by news from any other direction. NJ
the same time the new planting sea-
son is now being entered, and what
goes on IN the cotton region must he
Of increased Importance especially
since the interior claims that farmers
acrcaEc reduction program. Contin-
ucd favorable weather would b. an
advaniagc to the bear side in srite
weather conditions during tho grow
ing season are more Important. re!a-
lively speaking, than is the acreage
UnfaNorablc weather on top of the re-
ductton talk would give the long side
81 decided advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Estimate OF Tobacco Acrcarc,

Seven per cent of Virginia's tobacco
acreage in 1918 was devoted to sun
cured tobacco, Sc per cent to Virginia
dark, and sc per cent to old bright to-
bacco. In North Carolina old BRIG Il
tobacco was on 81 per cent Of tho
acreage and new bright on &c per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

/ White md Yellow Corn,
hyhitc and yellow corn IL rniscd I'm
lout equal quantities In this country,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

feature, and conditions are ouis.l
Speltcr Is unchanSed.
There is nothing new in the I'm
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-18
De: JULIUS Z. v. IOANOvICI.

Depararea mare de casa aaturea amntre triste ale
mora contrbuit multi 81 contribute mutt 81 asaz la aceea
auzm alta de adeseor aruncinuse invinuir mari case
or de sus din Rominia
de aius sa zica cineva un cuvin despre starile
Gle acasa mutt orr cnd sunt pore Gale
bun enru i in ata nvnurea ca este prize
ten al = ,cocoilor
Tar ce nvnuesc alta usurina, fl observat-o
cetitor nosr sunt de cit acea cred de desmose
nt Aceias mbecil socal pc carl in ori tara a pune
orr nnde sa trasca ara de agita contra
deaproapeln lor.
e alta de usor critici asa de nsor ag Daca
nara tea inzestrat acese da bne sd le folosest
Oar multi mai bne lie fooses in de construre
Freste este deoscbc ntre crtic 81 crtici 81 ntrc
agator 81 agator Uni folosesc critica penru in
repte situati lar a foosesc in mod constieX
sa srce Uni foosesc Gle agtat pent construsca
dar socas, folosesc Gle ee penru sa strice
zei mari 81 sa 81 promoveze micile lor nterese.
81 acind ctca paraM 81 agitind in mod Illegal,
seama din desmosenitii nostri din America, auns
spamine putin credncios ori pc eel mai prosti dec
d1ns Gu ,cocoi's din Romnia.
Mamee Isl inspaimnta cop cind sunt la tita ,popa
ca r tale nba lar socalst nOstr nspam1nta pc barbat
vrenc ciocoi s le defraudeze beratea 81 sa lie
ure agOnsita.
M vom sa acem pc advocatul nmanuia M este nevoe
de apaaea Oar de agul adevaruu sorc trebue
sa consatam ca daca Rom1na avu coco 81 boier hapaet
nsemneaza tot fos la fel Gu aa mai putin
ca 81 pc vior sd fe in trecut.
81 iarasi rebuie sd uam ca Romnia de astazi ntre
podoabele e are multe ii ramase della coco 81
della bne Ca doar tmpuri boeri carl Isl ubeau 81
ei neamu faceau legaun donat ridcau bserici casur
sfne atee lar cInd pOgOrau dadeau tot
dins pentru 81 fara ginur de donnie Isl pere-
aturea ui Neo spune pima 81 cinecu u Barbu
ru ramas rade despre feu acesti ,,boeri
ISL petreceau
Sa ingreunam prea tare parte cumpanei Gu care
trebue servm dreptae uturor de-o potriv putea
sa rastoarne lar eel voesc rstunare pot e de
cit nse nconsenti niste imbec socal curind orr
mai rziu CONVINCE cind sa fe prea trzu ca
cumpana prea fngreunata aceasta rstua
re Sc va face asupra capului lor rt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-18

din pasari carl trebniesc izgonA della CASA El
pns aaturea de nean ntreg dar voa "a go bucure de
avorur nantea tutnrora Ell avu pa cent nnai unu
sd 81 aiuure neamn dar della aeapta ajntor
O. cnnoastem bine sufetele acesea migrate. Stocna
ndca lie cnnoastem fndca fndurat nt della dinsee 81
sa admnistram pedepse penTu prareni eazure de
cedenta.
lar la urme sd mi fe ertat spun ca aunci cind
dnsu spune cnu passport cid des zce ca nascnt in
dntra cei multi carl proeze de situatii
Iata cine dinsul 81 iaa de putut ua garantie
morala pentru nsu 81 n vol putea ua nic pentru at
care fmpnt in aceasta tara dntra celenai ele
mentare datorne tosi mai snta nre toate
Ifata de neamul din face pare.
Oameni de soul acesta face mai bne daca ntra in
pmnt ect calce pragu casor in munceste Ia
foaie sa pus de gind cuve inm6 cetoror 81 sa e
lnutreasca Gu cea mai snta dragoste de neam.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-18
Motif SPEclAt1k

Prin' 2ceasta rugam So bine vo-
iasea a laa Ia cunostinta Onora-
tele Spcietati 81 cetitorii nostri,
caci Calendarul care va apare> nu
este al ziarului America, ci es-
te sub reditura dior Redactori.
Deoi pentru a ne scuti pc moi de
incureaturi financiare, 81 a nu ne
mai ingreuna serviciul, rugam Gu
insistenM Cd absolut bani sd nu
Sc mai trimita pc adresa ziarului
America. sau cum multi dintre
abonenti trinnit odata, Gu abona-
mentul. Cine doreste Calendarpl
's& trimita direct de adresa indi-
cata De Dior.
in speranta ca vom fl ascultati,
am ramas Gu deosebita stiMa::
ADMINIsrRATlA
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In curind ga apare 81 ,,Calenda.
rul Nou" in editurd redactorilor
della acest siar. CdlendarM 0cesta
este unic IN felul sdu. Fiecare casa
romineascd, fiecare suflet rOninesc
trebuie sd Y alba, sd y grijeascd b.
+4,e sis . ducd acasd la toamna vi'.
toQre, cdci acdsd sut s'au tipdrit ca
lendare fn anal acestd. =
| Doradd despre felul cum, Sc Svia,.
de de iute acest calendar este fap-
tul ca in>silele din nrn,d am pris,sil
comensi 81 bani pemtru el prin tele.
CRANE. Fie care ancearcd sd-si Gsi
CURE asa up mdrgdritar. Eoiesti 81
DTa anal? orr poate Surei mai nsuI-
te? Trinite banis pc ddresa -dlai
loan Jipi-Bdndteaaul, 57O5. De
tr0it 4remne, Cleveland, %.
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.CIkE-I DIkSUl !?
De: JULIUS z. v. IoANoYICI.


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mea naine Gle asta Venea business Spunea ca
orgnar din Romnia doreste mearga acasa Adauga
ca fost bonav in spal citeva luni 81 acum zdob ar
sa relmpatrieze
In aces ntees sa adresat la onOrabinl domn N Lahof
secretarul Legatei Romine din Washington Bine
les passport dc acasa Deci trebuasa
identitaea Della Washington, PRINT ndrumarea sd adj
reseze persoana cunoaste orr la subsemnatu earl
sd garanteze penru disul Oar 81 in casal ~ t
pc Inel rscomandatie 81 spasapoEtnL
ompl men, aprosre Smi plingea Oar taar s vonic.
Vredne, de Mcru A B, 4 81
Lam intrebat de este or b. membrn in Liea Natona-
Nj Mia rasplns negatiy am ntrebat de fost menhru
o ba IA una din societae rpnes din Americaf Mi Ar6ss
puns aeGav am intrebat de fost neru po6e q stare
psroche Aessi Easpsps. Psate aiGdonat pen4sn
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