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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-25
BOYbels Citizens be the Host in Third Community Events
April 80 and May 1.-Two
locA MERCHANTS INVITE YOUR PAGE AD
PnpmgC Comy tn the
. dheCa ndrgM Ikmenh B@ dCmmmhy e'hpm&

THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Furnished by the Fargo Community Association Guaran-
teed to be Of a High Class and Full of Interest.
Entertaining and Instructive
Liberty Male Quartet Sing Play and Act-Dr James Nc
Laren, the Dramatic Orator from California Delivers
Addresses on Community Cooperation
PROGRAM sN:
WEDNESDAY EVENING 100
Concert t.. ~: .
Business World James McLaren
#3 THURSDAY AFTERNOON $3.50
I%*s (Entre Change Of Program) Il.
address, Place James Mcaren
I%sNs# THURSDAY EVENING 500
... o..
Your Corner the World DR. James Mcare
children adults 26c. War
admitted free
ss1@ -s4z Social Dance Thursday Evening
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1919-04-25
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
AMERICAN HAS NEW
 O|L DECORATIONS

Twenty-two oil paintings especially created for the American, have been placed on the walls of the popular dancing academy. All of the paintings are the work of World Over Wilson. noted landscape artist, who came to Phoenix especially for that work
 The paintings depict scenes from various climes and countries. Two of them are Arizona scenes. one being the Apache Trail and another a scene from a Navajo village. Other scenes are taken from Holland, England, and other European countries.
 In addition to greatly adding to the beauties of the American by placing the paintings on the walls, a veritable bower has been created by placing new ceiling decorations.
 Two big parties are planned for the near future by the American, one Christmas night and the other New Years eve Dancing will be enjoyed each night until very late with several special features on the program.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

film play is only one part of the big double program for five real, live, shapely, bathing girls. beauties every one O fthem, are coming in person to make the program one of the happiest ever held in this city.
 And those bathing beauties-Ah, the wonderouS creatures. Sylph like. be- witching. exuding the very spirit of the restless waves. Annabelle and Lillian, pets of the mighty Atlantic Hortense and Eloise, queens of that great inland sea, glorious Lake Mich igan, Charlotte and Mercedes, daugh- ters of the gentle Pacific sun kissed waters. Veritable mermaids, with forms divine, their Sinuous curves and graceful carriage enthroning them in beauty's garden as queens of nature and fortunate indeed is the eye that may feast upon this vision of loveli- ness, such as never before has been recorded by the unerring camera
 You see them in person-don't for get that, in sauc, daring, chic bathing suits. They eavort in splash me an- tics. bringing to you the very breath of the salt sea.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
Mabel Normand At Columbia

Mabel Normand's greatest film play success since her famous Mickey is The Pest" feature Christmas day at traction being offered at the Columbia, theater this afternoon and evening. A special musical program, in keeping with the season, has been prepared and will be played by the full Columbia orchestra of seven pieces at both mat inee and night performances.
 The Pest" is supposedly the daugh- ter of a shftless couple who impose all kinds of laborious duties on her. One is guiding the primitive ferry which they control. a task which brings about many amusing situations al though Fuckers passengers are in imminent peril of more than one duck ing.
 It is when the girl slips an old ring on her finger and goes to party that the serious element in the story is first made known. The judge at whose home the dance is given observes the ring and it recalls many things to him. Investigation is begun and before long supposed friends of the old man are unrnasked and the girl he has reared as his daughter proves to be in league with those intent on his ruin. Fuckers
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
ARE YOU FIT TO MARRY?' ID BE AT
 COLUMBIA SUNDAY

That the sins of the father may not be visited upon the son. a vigorous campaign to raise the moral and phys ical standard of American society was recently launched by sociology stu dents and political economists who see virtual extermination for America as a nation within the next few genera tions unless the standard of living of the American people is raised to a higher level.
 Are You Fit to Marry" the grip ping film drama to be shown at the Columbia theater next Sunday, Mon day and Tuesday, is one of the great est arguments for the immediate ele- vation of these standards ever set forth. Primarily problem play, Are You Fit to Marry" is more than that It is drama of the highest type. re- plete with love and sentiment.
 Woven around the sensational re- fusal five years ago of Dr. Harry J Haiselden to allow the deformed Bol- finger baby to live, the story, which was written by Jack Lait, well known author and playwright. is a pleasing as we'll as a powerful one.
 In the telling. the great drama presents one of the most scathing in dictments against modern society ever created It is the Handwriting on the wall" and it presents a problem in clean and refined manner which the American nation must face and must solve.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

is involved in every stage of the plot.
 First views of Lady Astor. first woman to be elected to the English parliament, taking her seat in the chamber are shown in the current is sue of Gaumont Graphic, the supple menting program number, together with other timely bits of new happen ings on both sides Of the Atlantic.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
Doe Daysv comino soon

Dog Days" Coming Soon
 Dog Days" a feature photopIay coming to the Columbia theater at an early date, is a picture teeming with side splitting situations, a real laugh in every inch of film, fun that is sparkling and spontaneous. But-the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
In the DAYS News.

DR.. Charles H Her,y, who has
sailed Tor Europe with the approval
OF President Wilson to obtain for the
dye consumers of the United States a
SIX months supply of such dyes as
are now needed but not yet manufac-
iured in America ], a celebrated
chemist who has served as prcsiden,
Of the American Chemical society and
- secretary OF the advisory commit
tee On dyes of the war trade board
Doctor Her,y is one OF the leading
natural scientists brought up and
trained in the south. Georgia is his
native state. and the foundations OF
his knowledge were laid at the Uni
,vcrsity OF Georgia and at Johns Hop
kins university, Then he studied in
Berlin and in Zurich Returning he
served for some years as . teacher
IN the University Of Georgia and
later was connected with the depart
ment of agriculture at Washington.
In zoos he became professor OF chem
istry in the University Of North Car
olina.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
nSULINELESS
CAR DISPLAYED
oklahoma City Inventor Soon
81 to Show II In North.

Garry your own refinery with you
Js the motto Of Paul Rudkin, an Ok
gahoma City automobile mechanic, who
has patented a machine, that. he says
will use crude oil and make the gaso-
line men turn white in the face,
I Several weeks ago he tried out his
Invention in a Ford car and il proved
80 successful he bad TO go outside
The city limits 10 keep from breaking
ahe speed links.
: He is using a larger car now, how
ever, and yesterday demonstrated be-
atore several local automobile men.
ale has received letters from auto
mobile factories in the north and ex-
,peeted 10 show them his machine be-
fofc long
/ All YOU have TO do with Rudkin's
fnachine is TO pour in the crude oil
sand "let her go" The miniature
yefinery starts up, a sedmen, box col
,leets the heavier materials and the
,vapor does the work According 10
Rudkin he can make twenty miles on
"a gallon OF crude oil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Forrest Lamont, Tenor,
Was Expert at Baseball
EORREsT LAMONT, tenor, who

EORREST LAMONT, tenor, who
i will be heard As Lieutenant Pink
erton in Madame Butterfly,
with the Chicago Opera association,
Saturday. October rs. at the Fair
grounds auditoyium, says that when
his singing days are over he i, going
to apply for apostion as umpire in
\ big league. Mr.. Lamont before
becoming singer of note wa, a we'll
known baseball player. 1t was his
voice that kept him ou, OF fast Com
pany" he claims.
Appearing in the stellar role OF
Madame Butterfly" the dainty lap
anese soprano, ramaki Miura, will be
supported by Clarence Whitehill the
eminent American baritone, and other
well known stars of the operate
world. :
Mile. Miura's first appearance in
New York last season proved one of
the big features OF the Chicago Opera
associations engagement. No finer
tribute was ever paid a singer than
came from the pen OF Henry T. Finck,
the veteran critic of the New York
Evening Post. Mr. Finck is not a re-
viewer given to superlatives when it
comes 10 giving impressions regarding
artists, but this i. part OF
what he had to say of the little prima
donna from the Orient. "Yes. Tamaki
Miura IS one OF the greatest living
artists, and last night she achieved tlk
best and most thrilling opera singing
heard in New York this season.
D Her voice has a most luscious
beauty !, is voice in the full flower
Of youth, fresh, spontaneous. flexible.
sympathetic; voice as ideally suited
10 the role OF Madame Butterfly as
her nationality"
The article took up an entire column
IA praise of the superb art of the pro-
1uction.
This opera will be presented here
with exactly the same cast that was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
MARINE GOES THROUGH
FIVE BIG OFFENSIVES

: Sergt w. II Lee who i. visiting
.his sister, Mrs Frank Ramsdell, 22lo
iWest Eleventh street, is one of the
few marines in the Fifth regiment
who went through every engagement
without being wounded.
/, Sergeant Lees victory bar has five
bronze stars. He wears the distn-
guished service cross and the croix de
guerre with a silver star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-05
Wright's Are Prepared to
Serve You This Fall

Wonderfully
Wonderfully prepared double
demonstrate value We only
of this city with
High Cost Living subject uppermot in woman mind today Let
apparel at prices consistent with those last Fall This statement
gatled
purpose of finding out for themselves # Only
You reading
selling represented She purchased for herself
she shop at WRIGHTS
Evening star., 1919-08-31
FEAR 'TATE OF SOCRATES. +"
Drug Addicts at Hospital Rebel
Against Remedy Prescribed.

NEW YORK, August 30.-Fearing
~the fate of Socrates" eight drug ad-
diets at the Riverside Hospital went
on strike" yesterday against contin-
Uation of hyoscyamine treatment
The revolt came after one of their
humber consulted dictionary and
found that hyoscine was the modern
name for benbane. which he declared
was the same drug with which Socra-
tes was forced to end his life. Fellow
sufferers were persuaded that they
were getting "the dose Socrates got"
and went on strike.
The strikers were sent to the Black
wei Island workhouse
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Plans Roof Station for Planes.

TORONTO. Ontario, August 90
An airplane passenger station on the
roofs Of buildings covering twenty or
thirty acres about the inner harbor is
planned by the Toronto harbor COM
mission.
The commission contemplates the de-
Selopment of the inner harbor into a
downtown" district composed of
buildings restricted to four or five
stories and on the roofs of these ad-
mirable landing fields could be con-
ktructed.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following list. arranged by sub
jects, includes some of the latest addi-
tions to the Public Library.
The lists which appear in this col
umn each Sunday are reprinted. at the
end of the month in the library's
monthly bulletin. Copies of this may
be obtained free at the library, or will
be sent by mail for Is cents year.
Industrial Department.
The Aero Rlue Book and Directory of Aero
nautjc Organizations. 1919. Ref. sZ-6Aes6
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Engineering Department Standard ROVER
Bartbolomew. W. E. bookkeeping Exercises
2v. HKB-B2sS
Cathcart. W. R. Sizing Hints for the Prae-
ficaI SIasber- man. TM-C2s4s.
Cody. sherwin Commercial Tests and How
80 Use Them. Hk-C6i3c-
Coney. W. c. Productive sheep Husbandry.
Cclvin. +. H. Labor Turnover. B-C7es /.
conn. G. II. The Cow in Health and Dis
pavson's SIX Trade. 1919. ". Ref.
TMS-5D29.
Dollin. T. ". Handbook on Die-castings.
Ferry, f. S. Handbook of Physics Measure
nents vi. LHD-F413h.
Financial Publishing Company. High Yield
Tables of Bond Values. HR-6F49.
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. Akron.
Ohio. How to Increase Tire Mileage. SUI
Fitc. W. B. College Algebra. 1913. Id
Fullerton, E. L. Book of the Home Garden.
RIAF955b.
Hamilton. ID. T. Cages, Gas1ng ana inspec-
ton. TJFG HIS.
Harris. Garrard. The Redemption Of the
Disabled UNIT -H24.
Hunter A. NJ. Graded Readings in Gregg
Shorthand. ZF-H3lsg.
Iansky. C. NJ. Principles of Radiotelesraphy.
TGC-J267p
kean. +. J. AeronauticaI Engines. 1918.
SZP-k196.
Kellogg W. G. The Conscientious objector.
CMQ-K:94
hing. J. T.. and Leslie, y. W. Aeroplane
Construction and Assembly. SZPK5s.
kinney. J. p. The Development of Forest
Law in America. 1917. RJU-K626d.
Lipka. Joseph. Graphical and Mechanical
Nolan A. W. Year in Agriculture. re-
T712y.
Page. v. W. Gasoline and Kerosene Carbu-
setors. SUI zP14eg.
Palmer. A. N. and Newcomb. C. J. Pen
manship Budget. ZG-P33p.
Potter. F. H The Naval Reserve. Uso-
quick. Herbert. The Fairview Idea. RGC-
Rusch; h F.: and Conway. C. C. Shop
Smith. Alexander. intermediate Chemistry.
Smith. E. A. The Zinc Industry. RFZ-sm55.
Smith. o. S. Applied Arithmetic. LC-Sm66.
Stanley, f. A. Punches and Dies. TJLC-
St25.
Stilwen. h. NJ. The School Printshop. zH-
St55s.
Stokes. A. P, ed. Educational Plans for the
American Army Abroad. UDZ-St6oe.
Texti-graph Publishing Company, New York
The Texti-graph- HKD-T319.
q. s. Naval Auxiliary School. Pelham Bay
Park. v. Y. Lectures Modern Seamanship.
SOS-Un36.
Van Rensselaer, Martha. and others, comps.
Manual of Home-making. RY-V357.
L Aeon ftpv Art ondC
v. 1. HKB-v336.
Wallace. Z. L. Machine Design. TA-w156m.
Waterbury, L. A yest-pocket Handbook of
Mathematics for Engineers. S-6W29.
Whelen. Townsend. The American Rifle.
CMF-W56a.
williams. C. E. Lightning Calculator. HKD-
w676l.
williams. S. T. The Automobile Repairman's
Helper. SUZ-W676.
Windoes. R. F. Cedar Chests. TLN-w7c3.
Witthaus. R. A. Textbook of Chemistry.
LOWEST
Worst. r F. Foot-power Loom weaving
IMB-wS9Sf.
Yates. R. F.. ed. Model Making. TIN
T2sm.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

Scrim Curtains. Special
Set, $l.69
A lot of over 200 pairs of these
valance curtains made with 2-inch
insertion and 2-inch plain hens.
Headed ready to slip on rods. A good
brass rod, with nickel ends, free with
each set. For one day only
Third Floor South Annex.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
NATHAN GOFF WEDS AT 70.
Miss Penny, Nurse, Bride Of West
Virginia Ex-senator.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va, August 30
kilograms received by relatives here
announce the marriage of former
United States senator Nathan Con- of
this city and Miss Catherine Penny, a
nurse. in New York. Mr.. Goff 10 sew
enty-nine years old and his bride
about forty.
News of the marriage, which also
was confirmed by George Moore, the
former senator's private secretary.
came as a surprise to friends here.
Mr. Goff's wife died last January and
since then he had been in poor health.
attended by Miss Penny Mr.. Cor
left here for New York on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
CREDIT GIVEN q. S. TROOPS.
Marshal Foch Thanks Britain for
Aid in TRANSPORTING Americans.

LONDON. August 2s-Marshal Foch.
in a letter of thanks to the British
parliament, says:
If were able to bring the war to a
speedy conclusion it was due to the
sustained determination of the British
government to reinforce and keep up
in 1918 sufficient electives and give
powerful assistance to the transport
of American divisions"
Evening star., 1919-08-31
SWEDES SEEK WAR DAMAGES.
Lodge $27, 900, 900 Claim Against
Belligerent Powers.

COPENHAGEN. August 29.-Claims
against the belligerent~ powers
amounting to more than 100000, 600
kroner (about S27.000,O00) have been
lodged with the minister of COM
rnerce by the wholesale merchants
association and the council of min
1stry. The claimants allege that losses
10 this amount were inflicted contrary
TO international law during the war.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
OIL STATION AT ST. THOMAS.
q. S. Shipping Board Constructs
on Virgin Islands.

NEW YORK, August 30.-A fuel oil
station. with a capacity of 10000
barrels, which is being constructed
by the United States Shipping Board
at St Thomas. Virgin Islands, will
be ready to supply American flag
ships running between the United
States and South America by October
j, it is announced.
The Portuguese government has
granted the shipping board permis-
sion to locate a floating fuel oil sta
ton at Ponta Delgada, Azores.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
from the Fur Shop

Steel Brown, Taupe and
Black Wolf Scarf, $69.50
Full silk lined. with head,
tail and feet trimming and
clasp fastening.
Genuine Black Lynx
Scarfs, S74.50
Beautiful Lynx Scarfs,
full lined, with silk, head.
tail and feet trimmed;
chain or. clasp fastenings;
fully guaranteed.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Gen. Hains Relieved of Duty.

Maj. Gen. Peter C. Hains, retired,
has been relieved from active duty at
Baltimore, Md, and will return to his
home in this city.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
Full Size White Sc az
Blankets at O.OO

Beautiful quality double
blankets, with blue and pink
borders. made with a good
quality binding.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
sPRE CUNOSTINTA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Mihai Viteazul'' din FO-
llansbee, w. Va, pc aceasta Gale
Isl tine de datorinta aviza pc
toti membrii sal att pc cei din
loc, cit 81 eel aflatori prin alte
orase, ca in sedinta generala lu,
nara tinuta in ziua de 19 Ianuaz
RE 1919 s'a decis Gu unanimitate
ca cazurile de moarte intimplate
in sinul organizatiunei noastre
Uniunea S. r. A., provenite din
epidemic influenza spaniola sd fie
repartizare pc membrii.
Deci societatea noastra a hOta-
rit ca fiecare frate membru sd fie
repartizat Gu suma de $500 deoy
camdata.
Fratii membrii sunt rugati sta
ruitor a lua la cunostinta aceasta
hotarire societatii noastre 81 sd
Sc achite in mod denim de aceasta
datorie spre fala 81 cinstea socie-
tatii noastre.
Acei frati membrii care sunt
afara din oras, pot sa-si faca da-
torinta prin posta, adresa socie-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25
v I z.

| Sc aduce Ia cunostinta tuturor
membrilor societatii ,,Desteapta-
te> Romines din Detroit, Mich, ~
imprejurimi, ca Societatea noas-
ira in ziua de % Decembrie 1918
a avut adunare generala anualh,
tot odata 81 alegerea functionari-
lor 81 au fost ales ca controlori de
bolnavi urmatorii frati membrii ):
In partea de la River au fost
ales fratii: Antonio Jusca, 3oS
JOS Campau Avenue 81 lulu Ca
darean, SOB Caterine East Str.
in partea de la Car Shop au
fost alesi: Florea. Moldan, 43l
Frederick Ave. 81 Simion Ludo-
sian, 335 Frederick Avenue.
in partea de la Highland Park
Danila Lascu, 209 Gerald Str.
lar la padure este fratele: Nj
cOlae Nlcula, 800 KlOpelle Street,
N. ID.
TO odata membrii SOcietatii ca
re locuiesc afara de orasul De-
troit sunt datori a incunostiinta
la adresa Societatii din IT'S Fran
kiln Street.
SNnt rugati tot odata Sc con-
forma articolului Z din Statute
lie locale, paragraful IA din a
cest articol, in caz de boala mem-
bril- care vor nesocoti acest Aviz
81 vor proceda in altfel nu Sc vor
lua in considerable pretensiunilc
dior fata de societate.
Speram ca onoratii membrii n
societatii ,,Desteapta-te Romine"
vor lua in considerare acest Aviz.
in numele Societatii ,,Desteap-
tate Romine" din Detroit, Mi
chigan:
Prexidiul.
6 & 5--24 LAM
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25

81 Gu ochii mari 81 tristi Isl GER
ceta prietenul, dorind sal CHI
ceasca taina. La cine sd dusese
mai adese oris Cine venea la din
sulf Eli, Doamne, orasu-i plin de
femei frumoase bietur Alexe!. !.
- Nu vii sa-ti lei ramas bun
de la Mariaf o sd fie negresit SUI
parata, char 81 copii.
- Da? Eu nu cred, raspunse
Alexe 81 iarasi incepu a ride.
Spme-i 81 tu cd sunt cam nebun,
ca sunt un neam rau, un fluera
vint, un ON fara minte 81 fara
suflet, vel fl crezut.
- Alexe!
Sc privira citva timp drept in
fata, abb am1pdoi, posomoriti ca
dol dusmani.
-Ce vrei sa-ti zic, daca-mi
ceri sd fac acum vizite de complies
|-zantas Ce-mi pasa mie de neyas-
tate, de copii tai?
Eu Gu tine am fost prieten, nu
Gu eli. Foarte rau al facut ca teal
insurat. Eu 0 sd soap, o sa-mi
treaca, tn esti un rob, un SUI
flet vindut nevoilor. Copiis Ha,
ha, ha! Cit au nevoie de tine, &C
cunosc,. apoi asteapta mostenirea
Nevasta9 Esti sigur ca te iubeste
Putem fl moi stapini pc SUI
fletul altuia toata viata?
Alexe, neam rau esti Gu "a
devarat! ingina Marin suparat.
De ce ma INSULT? Ce ti-am.
- Eu pc tine? Dragul meu. =.
- EST amarit, vad. Oar are
sa-ti treaca. Acum zic 81 eu sd
pleci. Ce lucruri voiai sa due 81
unde? Else Marin inject.
- Nu, mi-am schimbat gIndul.
Nu vel duce mimic, dar am aci
flori III ghivece, daca vrei sd nu
Sc usuce, ia-le. acasa, fetita ia va
mgriji de ele.
= 81 Mariei ii plac flOrfle, stll.
- Stu. Sa lie dai multe cOmph-
mente.
ii intinse nina, in ochi Gu ace
las zimbet ciudat 81 duiOs.
- Sa nu fiji suparat pc mine.
- Nu Alexe. Gu bine, mtoar-
ce-te sanatos.
- Da, Da!. :. Tree toate in
lumea asta. :,
Sc imbratisara. Marin inchise
meet usa in urma lui. Ducea o po-
vara Gu dinsul o mihnire adinca
81 nelamurita. Alexe Vantea pri-
vi lung in urma lui, apoi Isl duse
O nina la frunte.
Stupidule. Sarmane - S'a
sfirsit. Mario. Mario. :.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-25

sd stii ca unii trandafiri sunt plini
de spini cind mini nechiemate Sc
ating de bobocii lors'. r.
Mac-Duach facu un pas spre To-
cul unde era Regina, sipuse o nina
stapinitoare pc bratul Ell:
- Regina Dana, zise Ell, daca e
dorihta ia ca sd parasesc curtea, ma
voiu pleca fara cirtire poruncei ta-
lie. Lumea mare, si spada -mea
poate fl intrebuintata in apararea
multor pricini, numai sd fie prici-
ma dreapta. Vol cere vote Sd plec de
La stapinul meu, 81 nici 0 data nu va
mai intuneca umbra mea pragul D.
|sei tale. In totdeauna am fost un ON
|stingher, nepotrivit pentru serbari
81 ospete. Oar . amintire vol pa
|stra vie in sufletul meu: amintirea
ta, cind cram copil 81 team vazut
|pentru fntiia CARA. Soarele stralu-
cea prin parul tau roscat, . dulce
flac&ra de lumin4 pxrea cx arde in
jurul frumusetei chipulni tau, 81 O
|chii tai verde-1nchis priveau Gu Nm
zimbet prietenos Il bSiatu1 sfios 81
|stfngacju care rxmxsese increme1it
de Q priveliste ttit AZ fn0int& &toare.