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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24
FOREST SERVICE.

Tree Planting Comprehension Have
Wireless Telephone.
The local forest service, under the
direction of f. c. Pulaski, has com
pleted planting trees over a tract of
$50 acres just over the summit of the
st. Joe divide where it is crossed by
the Slate creek road. The trees plant
ed were yellow pine. About forty men
were employed on the job.
Mr.. Pulaski stated that wireless tel
ephone service will be established be-
tween the summit of Striped peak and
his residence probably next week. The
station on the peak is about complet-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office of the Chicago Boston Mining
Company. Wallace Idaho, June %,
1920
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the above named corporation will be
held at the Office of the company, to-
wit, the office of Walter Fl. Hanson in
the Clyde Taylor building at Wallace.
Idaho, on the 10th day of July, A. d.
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
Said meeting is called and will be held
for the purpose of electing a board of
five 90 directors for the ensuing cor
porate year and for the transaction of
any other business that may legally
come before said meeting.
L. r. HANSON,
President.
WALTER H. HANSON,
Secretary.
June 24frfc-of
June 24-July S-3t.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
SOLID MINING COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that spe-
cial meeting of the stockholders Of
Solid Mining Company will be held
at the Office of the company in Wal
lace, Idaho, on Friday, the 23rd day
of July, 1920, at 300 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of voting upon a pro-
posal to amend paragraph I of the ar
ticles of Incorporation by changing the
name of the company to Midnight Mi
ming Company, and directing the Of
ficers of the company and such meet
ing to carry out and make effectual
such change of name if the same be
voted by the stockholders at said
Done by order of the board of di-
rectOrs.
WILLIAM r. JONES,
President.
BURT BROWN BARKER,
Je17-JS-4t Secretary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24

ed, and the apparatus at both ends of
the line will be placed in order for
a tryout next week. The system is
being put in by r. B. Adams, telephone
engineer for the forest service. He
was called to the Clearwater which
explains the delay in completing the
work. He is expected back the last
of this week.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24
FITZGERALD FILES.
Candidate for Republican Nomination
for Prosecuting Attorney.

The first candidate to file with the
county recorder in compliance with
the provisions of the new election law
is John L. Fitzgerald. He filed yes
terday afternoon as a candidate for
the republican nomination for prose-
cutting attorney. Mr. Fitzgerald was
the republican nominee two years ago
and was defeated by only very
small majority.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-24

No wonder the old timers are de-
handing long skirts. They covered a
multitude of shins.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03

way department are doing it. One
by one the engineers have over
come the tremendous problems of
securing easy grades and a suitable
location. Yard by yard with the use
of air drill, T. N. T., pack trains and
air compressors, mule teams and
army trucks, brains and Drawn, they
are forcing their way around or un-
der or through frowning cliffs which
rise a sheer 1000 feet or more from
the bottom of the canyon.
It is this class of construction, the
heaviest road construction ever I'M
dertaken in Arizona, that has made
the Superior Miami project one of
the most noted from an engineering
point of view, of any in the country
One of the novel features is the tun-
nels, one 240 feet in length and the
other 270 feet. The work will be
attacked from both ends of each
bore, thus providing labor for four
separate gangs This will be done by
prison labor as has all the work on
the lower portion of the road.
Before the tunnel work could be
! >'eeAA ISN II Woo ICCCoOctIy " AAlOCOlI q
: huge compressor, and in laying the
pipe lines it was necessary in some
places to carry them around the cliffs
from cables. The work has progressed
| above the prison camp near Superior
to the site of the portal of the first
tunnel. To reach this elevation and
maintain a grade of not greater than
: six per cent it was necessary to do
about mile of what the engineer
terms development work. This starts
at the prison camp where the road
swings to the left, and winds back
ward up the sides of a branch canyon
before heading again for it's destina-
tion. The work between the camp
and Superior is we'll along, as gangs
are working both ways from the camp.
This camp, by the way, is model
in every respect. 1t has all the high
class equipment necessary for min
ing camp. Order discipline and clean
liness are in evidence on all sides,
and these reflect a high measure of
credit on F. G. Tw;tchell, the engineer
in charge. Building roads is one thing,
building mountain roads is another
and building roads with convict labor
is still another, requiring qualities
which are not possessed by every en-
gineer. 1t Twitchell knows how to
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
WITHOUT NfTO7E5 NdoNDROOS COAOR,NG TINS
PICTURE GIVES But FRlNv IDEA OF TNE
SCENIC BEAUTY OF ThE NeU ROUTE

do all three and do them well, and
his ability in this respect may be
traced, perhaps, to his training in the
Twenty-third Engineers which saw
real service overseas.
The prison camp was established
with the idea of tackling the hardest
part of the work first. To supplement
the work of the prisoners and to rush
the road through to completion at the
earliest possible date it was decided
to build light pilot road from the
other end. This has been constructed
and is in use for the hauling of sup
/ plies to point two miles up the can
yon from the prison camp. Here un-
der the direction of former Sergeant
re. R. Bone, state paid forces are tear
ing down the sides Of mountains,
shelving the cliffs and making giant
fills in a titanic effort to close the
gap of rugged wilderness which sep
arates them from the prison gangs.
When this is done the heaviest part
of the task will have been accom-
plished, and there will only remain
the comparatively easy one of COM
pleting the grade between the upper
camp and the end Of the good road
out of Miami.
incidentally there has sprung up a
spirited rivalry between Bone with his
76 American miners and Twitchell
with his prison squads. The race is
on to see which crew Will first reach
! the upper tunnel thereby proving
the relative efficiency of paid white
workers and prison labor. p"
The completion of the Superior
Miami highway will afford direct
connection between the Globe cop
per district and the agricultural cen
ters below. This will permit daily
| truck transportation of fruits and
vegetables now shipped by rail via
Maricopa, Tucson, Bowie and SAT
ford, distance equivalent to the
width of the state.
This highway will also shorten the
auto travel distance between Pho
nix and the district by 25 miles and
automobiles will be able to make the
| journey between the two points in
| three and a half hours whereas a
days journey is now required to make
| the trip via Roosevelt.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03

PHOENIX, July 2-"Further than
this ye shall not pass" So decreed
the gods of creation when they reared
the mighty ramparts centering at
Apache Leap and now separating the
Arizona towns of Superior and Miami
This range from the approach to
Superior appears for all the world
like an impregnable wall, a mile in
height, and though further investi-
cation reveals a Secreted canyon
threading it's tortuous way up the
rugged heights, it does not make
more plausible the idea that anyone
could conceive of forcing a highway
across this jagged, precipitous mass
of rock formation thrust up by the
igneOus forces when the world was
young.
But little did the gods who raised
this barrier reckon with the modern
engineer to whom all things i'm
possible become possible if they are
necessary.
The Atlantic could be spanned by
bride, and auto tours across it's
waters might become popular if it
were really necessary When COM
merce pointed the necessity for con-
Meeting the waters of two oceans the
Panama canal was dug and so in a
smaller way when the development
of Arizona demanded that one of the
largest mining districts of the state
should be connected by direct route
with the productive valleys of the
Salt and the ella, the highway en-
gineers pulled off their coats, smiled
at the perversity of nature, and set
to work building the road that
seemed impossible.
A little climb of four miles from
Superior up Queen creek canyon
would convince most anyone that it
just conldn't be done, but just the
same the forces of the state high
for the nomination for county attor-
ney of Pinal county, subject to the
action of the voters at the republican
primaries, Tuesday, September 7,
1920.
D. A. LITTLE.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
.EOR sHERIEE

l hereby announce myself as can
d.date for sheriff, subject to the re-
publican primaries.
MICHAEL BRAXTON MORRISON.
Florence, Arizona
Ask anyone who knows "Brack"
they'll tell YOU.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
FOR COUNTY RECORDER

I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination for county recorder
of Pinal county, subject to the action
of the voters at the republican pri-
mary scheduled to be held September
T., 1920.
MARY A. MCGEE.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

NJ o. Benscoe, candidate for County
Assessor of Pinal County, subject to
the democratic primary September T.,
1920.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
EOR SHERIEE

l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of sheriff of Pinal
county, subject to the democratic pri-
mary decision, September 7, 1920.
e. THURMAN.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

I hereby announced my candidacy
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
FOR SHERIFF

1 hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Sheriff of Pinal
county, subject to the Democratic
primary, September 7, 1920.
GEORGE E. TRUMAN.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

1 hereby announce that I am a
candidate for the democratic nomina-
ton for county treasurer, subject to
the primary election, September Z,
1920.
KATIE E. WEAVER,
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
Political
Announcements
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

c. F. SchiUing, democratic nominee
for Supervisor of Pinal County, sub
ject to primary election September 7,
1920.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
LOCAL NOTES

Mr. L. ]. oakes is laid up at his
home with sprained ankle. While
beautifying the grounds surrounding
the school buildings, Mr. Cakes
stepped on a stone which turned, thus
incapacitating him.
Mrs. L. ]. Oakes entertained at
bridge luncheon on Friday, June 25th
Those present were Mesdames Staig
er, Osborn, Hopkins, Todd, Weaver,
Bryant, Moorman and Cakes.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03

There is every Indication that Mrs.
Mary A. McGee, incumbent, will be
reelected to the office of county re-
corder without opposition. This is as
it should be, and there is too much
gallantry in Pinal county for differ
ent situation to arise It is not be-
lieved that any man will undertake
to force a woman from office, espe-
cially the widow of brave and true
officer who has sacrificed his life in
the performance of duty. And this is
not all. Mrs. MCGEE has more than
made good in office Attorneys
throughout the county have informed
the Copper Camp that the office of
county recorder in Pinal county is the
best conducted in the state. Prompt
and accurate service has been the
rule in this office and there has al
ways been a faultless showing of
courtesy.
Mrs. McGee will be a candidate for
reelection in the republican primaries
and will receive the nomination with
out contest. AS previously stated,
there is too much genuine gallantry
in Pinal county to make likely oppo-
sition in the general election. 1t will
simply be vote of appreciation and
confidence.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-07-03
POLITICAL NOTES

" G. Mellgren of Tombstone, has
announced his candidacy for state
mine inspector, subject to the repub-
lican primary. Friends claim for him
splendid qualifications, he being a
graduate mining engineer, and in ad-
dition, has had practical mining in all
its branches. The last fifteen years
he has spent in various mining camps
of Arizona.
At the outbreak of the war, Mr..
Mellgren volunteered in the engineers,
and had a year and a half in France.
He has written that he will visit Ray
during the course of his campaign to
make new friends and renew old
friendships.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
ORGANUl OFlClOS Al
UaiunEI soclETxTILoR
RomiNE De AJUToR 81
cUlTURx DIN AMERICA
Retragelea Tub|eIor
81 corVane|or

D. ministru Greceanu a dat All
citire la Camera proectului de le-
ge al unificarei valutci.
Acest proect cuprinde:
Art. l. - Ministrul de Finante
este autorizat Sd retraga din cir
.culatiune, prin Banca Nationala,
a Rominiei, la epoca &c Sc va hotari,
rublele 81 coroanele inlocuindu-le
GU bilete ale Bancei Rationale.
Art. II. - Ministrul de Finan-
te este autorizat sd fixeze prin re-
gulament sau instructiuni, felul
monedelor admise la preschimbare
in moneda efectiva sau inalte tit
luri; de asemenea sd determine i'm
preuna GU Banca Nationala orga-
nele insarcinate Gu executarea aces
tel operatiuni.
Dupa expirarea termenului de
,retragere rublelor 81 coroanelor
acestea nu vOr mai avea nici o pu-
tere obligatorie in tot cuprinsul
Rominiei.
Art. III. - Cursul rublelor 81
coroanelor Sc va stabili la timp
printr 'un jurnal al consiliului de
ministri, dupa propunerea minis
terului de Finante.
Art. Nv. - Gel ce vor contraveni
sau v0r incerca q contraveni ID
orice mod la vreune din dispozitiu-
nile ce sc vor lua GU privire la
preschimbarea acestor monezi, SC
yor pedepsi Gu smenda dc. Ia. loo.
10000 lei lar moneda care va facs
obiectul delictului Sc va confisca
in folostll Statului.
(Urmeaza o seric de sanctiuni 81
modul de judecata al contraventii.
lor.)
Art. V. = Dcnuntatorii 81 con.
statorii contraventiunilor vor
primi prima pima la 40 la suta
din valoare sumelor confiscate 81
q amenzei ramasa definitiva 81 in.
casata dc Stat dupa aprecicrea
Ministerului de Finantc.
"Dacia."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
zEcE MORT
IN CIOCNlREA
De TRAMvAIE

DENVER, COL, s Sept. - Zece
persoane au fost omorite 81 sapte-
1eci r6nite c4nd dou& tramvaie la
Q curb2 din marginea suburbiului
Globeville. s'au ciocnit. Dintre cei
morti numi unal . putut Fl iden-
tificat.
Trsmvaiul special care q dus pc
doritorii de placeri Ia resortul 81
dorado Spring s'a ciocnit Gu tram.
vaiul care face cursa regulate 81
'csre q intorcea din Boulder Ia
Denver.
Dupa cum spun autoritatile
tramvaiul care mergea din Denver
n'a PRINT semnalnl IS se opreasc&
Il locul anumit, lar tra,nvsiul care
yenia apre Denver ayes 3 intirziere
de, duo6 minute, Dc aceia, venia "a
q iatsalK mare, sfnd a'au eioanit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07

Lncratorii stunt sprijiniti de
RoSii.
Comitetul executiv al Partidului
Socialist votat o resolutiune ca
sa apeleze la muncitorii italieni or
ganizati sd Sc proclame solidari Gu
lucratorii in metal.
Gu toata actiunea aceasta, in
cercurile guvernamentale s'a expri.
mat credinta Cd situatiunea va ii in
curfnd aplanata.
Acest optimism q resultat din
propunerea ministrului de finante
Media, Cd fabricantii trebue sx ma.
reasca indirect leafa lucrStorilor
prin a organiza in fiecare oras pra.
valii cooperative Ia carl sS Sc vinzd
hrana pc cost.
Fabricantii vor discuta propuns.
rea astazi in Milano.
S'a raportat c9 fabricantii adu,
natl aici au informal pc Ministru1
Munoei, d. Labriola, q alta timF
cit lucrxtori vor ocapa fabrieile u
y vor deschids sooeiatiunile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
ANUL xv.- 2o6.
Disputa.
mexiCana
eAlegerea lui Obregon va fl
contestata.

MEXICO, z Sept. ~ Fruntasii
partidului lui Obregon pretind ca
generalul Obregon capatat noua-
zeci la suta din voturile exprimate
Ia alegerea pentru presedinte, 81
Cd isbInda lui stralucita s'a obti.
nut din toate partile republicei.
Gu toate acestea, candidatul par
tidului 'conservator, Dominguez,
zice ca candidarea lui Obregon e
unconstitutional fiindca ca par
ticipat intro revolutiune impotri-
va unui guvern recunoscut' 81
deci alegreea lui nu-i legala. Ell
zice ca va protesta la corpurile le-
giuitoare.
Singura turburare aparenta in
timpul alegerilor a fost in Yucca
tan, unde, dupa telegramele primi-
te, socialistii au organizat mani
festatie.
Sc zice cd au urmat mai multe
ciocniri intre SOCIALIST 81 partiza-
Mi lui Obregon 81 ca mai multi so.
cialisti au fost arestati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
TuRIsTI omoRIJI
La NIAGARA

: BUFFALO ( s .SeptTrei I,er.'
soane au fost omorite 81 alte doua
grav ranite, All dupa amiazi, cind
sbucati de stinca, in mari cantitati,
s'au pravalit della o inaltime de
l5O de urine, della caderea potcoa-
vel (horseshoe), cazind Pc podul
care duce la pestera vinturilor.
Suite de persoane au trecut acest
pod in decursul zilei 81 mai multi
dc cincizeci Sc aflau pc el in mo-
mentul accidentului.
Stinca cc s'a pravalit nu da
semne de cadere 81 nimen; nu ba-
nuia nenorocirea. Podul fost
facut tot bucati.
Gel mort 81 cei raniti erau mem
bril- a unui grup de turisti care an
fost dust spre pestera de ghiduL
Rufus Robinson.
Mugctul caderii de ape a acopc-
rit vuetul caderii. AutoritatiIe
nu-si pot explica aceasta ruperc de
stinca, decit ca posibil ca apa
81 fie ros pc dedesupt, dislocind
aceasta bucata de stinca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
RASC0AlA Sc RASP1N-
DESTE CA FULGERUl

ROMA, 5 Sept. - Italia astazi
este scena unei mari cxperientc
rosii, care Sc raspindestc ca fulge-
rul in toate orasele industriale.
Uniunea sindicatelor a muncitori-
lor nationali, Gu scopuri coopcra-
tive propunc ca fabricilc de fer sa
fie condusc pc principii coopcra-
tive, dar experientelc cooperative
lor in Italia n 'au produs un success
care Sd incurajezc credinta ca fa-
bricile mari industrialc So pot con-
ducc fara aceleasi dcfectc 81 nea-
junsuri pc carl lie condamna nun.
citorii in directia individuala.
In acelas timp patronii declara
ca stunt gaia sd examincze cererile
lucratorilor organizati daca num-
citorii vor parasi starea anormala
de prezent.
Ram1ne sd Sc vaza daca lucrat0rii
carl prin o inlesnire fatala au Oh
tinut o positiune avantajioasa, vor
vol, char dac& Ii Sc va ordona de
Uniuni, Sd parascasca lucrarea, in
care sunt acum dictatori absolute,
rcnuntind la visul de aur al pu.
terci.
De fapt, in Turin s'a afisat Q
notita, Cd in cazul unei inttrveu-
tiuni armate lucratorii vor distru-
&c fabricile inainte de le parasi.
Pc cfnd momentul este Gu totul
dramatic in marea lupta intre for
tele uriase ale muncitorilor 81 ca.
pitalSm, guvernul priveste Gu
groasa, incercind in zadsr mijloa-
ce 81 sugestiuni calculate a. aduca
pacea 81 sd inlature ruina creditu-
lui italian 81 q industriei intregei
natiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
COnfiSCaTea fabrici|or
de collunistii ita|ienii
PRoPRETARn DETNun CA 0S1AIEC Sc E la oPeRAJuNEA FA
@ BRICu0R CAPTURATE
GuyERNuL ESTE NAcTN NJ ST mscA MPo1RA coMuNIsTnoR
COMuNIsTl M1ReBuMIEAz4 TANcuRl 81 MASNl De PuscAI


Q excadra q politiei care 1ntimpla-
tor q trecut pc linga fabricile Bor-
lett, are intentiunea sd intre ina
uLtru. Pc linga focurile de arme
asupra politici, lucratorii au arun-
cat 81 Gu apa 'fearta pompate din
hidrantc.
Gu toate aceste, dupa ce trecut
agitatiunea de natura PASSIONATE,
trebue spus ca funtasii dupa aceia
au reusit Gu success surprinzator sd
retina massele della excese tragice.
Teri nu s'au platit nicaieri lefu-
rile saptam1nale. Peste refuzul ca
tegoric de Sc plati pc timpul in
vaziunei, proprietarii declina ras-
punderea pentru cacidente, pentru
cortractele luate, pentru marfuri-
le comandats >sau executate fara
pstructiuni. Fabricile carl au in
put Sd simta lipsa de materiale
kte STUNT preva3ute della altele
ae.sqnt. msi malte, reaepvs.si, la-
cratorii agita pc1tru secvcstrarea
tutulor afacerlior angajatc sa fur
nizezc material prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
NINA NEAGRA DIN
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Sapte persoane arestate
complot.

complot.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-Politia
a arestat sapte barbati, carl dupa
declararea authorization terorizau
81 amenintau pc locuitorii avuti
din Connecticut, 81 carl Sc crede
ca stunt autorii exploziei de Dumi-
MICA trccuta la fabrica Acme Shear
Company.
Dwight C. Wheeler, directorul
comp. Acme Shear, in ziua de IL
August a PRINT o scrisoare prin
care i Sc cerea $4,000 81 in ziua
de 8 Aug. o alta in care Sc cerea
$4,000. Banii trebuia sd ,fie de-
pusi la un punct anumit.
Tn armuricr expert a fost in
sarcinat sd faca o cutie care sc
ascunza un revolver al carui tra-
gaciu 81 fie legat de an f. de par
de cal prfffs de . greutate,, care
cfnd ar Fl ridicat SO sloboaza o lu-
nina rosie. Luni noaptea, mai
mdfti detcctivi au pus cutia la 10.
cul destinat 81 s'ap ascuns in tu-
fise. Dupa miezul noptii s'a a.
propiat un barbat, incercind sd ia
cutia. ~.
A urmat explozic 81 flacara
rosie. Un detectiv a pus revolye-
rul in pieptul omului, care s'a
predat. Arestarile celclaltc au ur-
mat in noaptea acca. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
INs1IINJARE

Aducem Ia ounostinta onor.
societatilor, negustorilor, cit 81
abonentilor nostri, ca in curind
Sc VI pune in lucrare CALEN-
DARUL NATIONAL AL ZIA-
RULUI "AMERICA" pc anul
1921.
In toti anil s'a vazut ca Ca
lendarul nostru q intrecut in
frumusete 81 in material ori CO
calendar aparut in Statele u
mite. in imba romina, lar anul
acesta Va ii 0 adev&ratx DO
doah&.
eocist&tils in special sunt.
rusa*e q inainta comsnxile din
timp pentru . No putsa orienta
Il mol q M dorim ca 81 anul
aoesta q rxmiie societ2ti Mrx
calendare O. anul trecut.
Prstul calsndarului Va Ii 60
esnti; societxt tils q rsvfnsxtorii
cap49 25qd rabat.
Psntru persoansla care CO.
lnandx calsndarul n moi = VA
socon s centi pantzu post
deci v q $ oenli.
coanenzilo sunS ! = aisrlaa
- Admin = 1lazulul q 4
|!eEiea yoe y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-07
De ALE ZILEI

DE csnd s'aw introd,as r0chiile
scurtc, carl permit sd Sc vasd a.
proape j't'ndtate din lungimea pr
ciO0retOr, admiratorii serului fe-
mciesc-si ,citi no admird-au dat
,atdr1i celelalte pdrti ale corpului
81 Sc ocupd mumai de picioarc.
ZfleLc trecMte in NeU. York s'a
f'nut an cOncurs al glesncIor 81
unii az afirmat, cd femeia ameri-
cdnd are cele maj frunsoase glcsne.
FrwmnseteG glesnel0r, sic erper-
tM, cOasistG IN q mw Sc scOate IN re-
lief sncheietwile, a II de formd
ovad 81 cit Sc poate de sabtiri, IN
different ddcd pulpele iam 0 pre-
PORTE mai voluminoasd.
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Londro 81 fetele AlbionulM m,s
t'0iesc sd Sc lasc bdtute, Gle con-
tcstd Gu oprindcrc. cd smcricanclc
az cclc MAJ mici Glcsnc.
Un expert al fr,tntMsefc; ytcsnc-
Tor s'a pregentdt ID Hipodromul
Londra 81 a tuot n,dsuro Ia gles-
nclc tutulor feteler din cor. Media
a fost dc sapte degete (nu diane
trn, fcreascd sfsntm-circomferen-
!o). Cca MAJ nicd glcaznd a fost
dc 6 81 dcgetc. Cca maj mare de
8 dcgctc.
Acnm s'o fdcut prorocarea, dacd
America poate sd dovedcascd sm-
prensnIio, 81 pc Gale de a Sc face
Na ,,OM c0ncWrs.
MOI, carl socotim cd chestimneo
ytesnelor trebue sd primeze, ca una
din cele MAJ arzdtoare la orlinto
zilci, ne asocien, la m.iscorea aced-
ste ca conditia sd ma Sc "a ;i,dsM,"l
numGi Ia cOrsste ci la cite trsi din
soates closele 81 indeletn;c;;r;le So
ciale 81 acea4o mn pc Giles CT la
"bui brOdeola," cum zic Wni; din
a. nostri, cdci ,Mn,di asa Sc ga pM-
tca tr0nso Gceastd dssputd, care a.
mcnintd ca mW conflict seri0s, po4-
te char 81 diplomatic.
CXRIBUS.