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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-01
STAN RULE
|ANS BLOOD
AND TURMOIL
IAN, Five Years in Torn
buntry, Says BOlsheviks
Live for Plumber.

fDON, Jan. Miss Janet Jeffery
to England after an alb
of five vars in Russia. with the
ION of one brief interval" she
NJ have lived there for the last
d ears. / have travelled over a large
the country, from the Baltic
to the Caucasus, and think my
in saying that l have seen
e the conditions there as most
1t was my fortune to see
of revolution at Petrograd
s { yo n Selo. Afterward at
M 3kov, in the Crimea, at
Us lie Caucasus / was a
apidly- growing anar-
be country, until, with
refugees, l fell under
e ranny at Kislovodsk.
+ dwindlipg company,
yed to insult, robbery,
= BRACES infinitely worse
dred it until we were
5 X Shkuro early in 1919.
was obliged to return
s any of the unfortunate
re with me in that re-
= IN, begged me when /
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-01

PER c ALE S, yard
wide, indigo blue, Co
penhagen blue, white
grounds, stripes and
figures, new spring pat.
terms, o.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-01

Our January Reduction
SALE OF RUGS offers saw
Ings of 1920 to $3.50 on our
entire stock, excepting
WhIttaIl's rugs.
Fourth Floor.
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vertising in another column, new
concern has been established in this
city for the distribution of gasolene
and motor oils. Ely will in the fut-
ure have a regular, up-to-date filling
station with gasolene at popular
prices. Carl Shapiro Of Virginia,
of the Northern Oil Company was
in the city several days this week and
while here organized the Rothman-
Northern Oil Company. J. A. Roth
man is the Ely memb0 of the firm
and the company has arranged for a
filling station opposite the Commun-
ity Center. A large tank has also
been installed near the d. & I. R.
tracks from which distribution will
be made. The establishment of this
filling station fills a long felt want
in this city. Mr.. Rothman is to be
congratulated for furnishing our
people with chance to get their gas
at great reduction. The price at
which sales will be made is given in
the advertisement.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
NATIONAL FOREST RECEIPTS
INCREASE.

Receipts from the National For
ests Of the Rocky Mountain District
including % Forests in Colorado,
Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska,
Michigan and Minnesota, amounted
to $352,922 for the period July /,
1919, to March 81, 1920, according
to report by District Forester Allen
s. Peck. This is an increase of
$4,000 over the total receipts for a
like period in the years of 1913
1919.
The sale of National Forest tim
Der Melted $23O,50O of this total;
grazing fees, $S5,70O, and special
uses, $21,500. Thirty-five per cent
of all money received from the Nat
ional Forests is turned back each
year to the various states in which
Forests are located for school and
road development work.
In the nine months period since
July l, 1919, the total receipts from
the 1853 National Forests of the Un-
tied States amounted to $1,964,947;
an increase of $477,216 over a like
period in the preceding fiscal year.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
TO HEAR THE
STATE BAND.
ST. PAUL BOOSTERS TO BE IN
ELY, FRIDAY, MAY %.
MINNESOTA STATE BAND WITH
THE PARTY.

A hundred or more >of the leading
wholesale merchants and manufac.
turers of st. Paul will visit Ely or
Friday, May %, arriving at $3.50 in
the morning and leaving an hour
later
The trip will be conducted under
the direction of the St. Paul Associa-
ton of Public and Business Affairs,
to which all the important jobbers
and manufacturers of the city be-
long.
These excursions have become a
regular feature of the work of the
associations subdivision of jobbing
and manufacturing and affords an
opportunity for the business men of
St. Paul to meet the business men of
other cities of the state.
Territory covered will be by spec
ial train over the lines of the North
ern Pacific, Great Northern and Iron
Range roads, going from st. Paul to
Fergus Falls; from Fergus Falls to
Brainerd; from Brainerd to Cloquet;
from Cloquet to Hibbing; from Hib-
bling to Ely and Winton and from
here to Virginia and from there to
Little Falls and back to st. Paul,
stopping at all the, towns enroute.
The trade tour will occupy the
entire week of May Gath, being made
by special train of eleven cars includ-
ing sleeping and dining cars, 50 that
the entire party can live on the train
during the week
The Minnesota State Band of %
pieces will accompany the party and
concerts will be given in the towns
in which the train stops. The fea-
ture of the visit will be the parade
of the entire party through the main
streets of the city Immediately upon
their arrival. Numerous souvenirs
will be distributed to the children.
The objects of these trips is that
the wholesalers and manufacturers
may have an opportunity to person.
ally meet their friends and customers
in the towns visited, see their places
of business, and acquaint themselves
with business conditions in the var
ious cities and towns.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14

convention lasted over an hour. Ar
guments for the tonnage tax plank
were made by cake" jacobson of
Lac Qui Parle, Senator Nolan of
Mower and Senator Gillian of Cot
tonwood, while the opposition was
voiced by Mayor Jos. Austin of CHS
holm, Representative R.W Hitchcock,
Chas. Murphy of Au-
rora and Mr.. Morgan of Albert Lea.
The arguments presented on the
floor of the convention won many
votes against the plank.
Twenty canvassers are now at
work in all parts of the state; a news
paper advertising campaign begins
his week and following the return
If the canvassers an automobile tour
and speaking campaign is being ar
ranged for.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
EFFORTS WILL
BE RED0UBLE ED.
ANTI-TONNAGE TAX CAMPAIGN
WILL BE CARRIED ON WITH.
OUT LET.UP.

IF Northern Minnesota is to
save itself from the calamity of
tonnage tax, it must wake up
and fight. No one man, or one
set of men can do this work. If
the people of Northern Minnesota
will not defend themselves, they
are lost. "-Rep.R.W. Hitchcock.
= Mr.. Hitchcock, who is in active
charge of the campaign that is being
made out of st. Paul against the
tonnage tax, spoke of the work being
done. "The campaign of education
on the tonnage tax will be carried
on with increasing vigor," declared
Mr.. Hitchcock. "The action of the
Republican state convention gives
additional standing to the tonnage
tax as an issue, but it is far from
being final. The vote itself was de-
cidedly encouraging. Several south
ern Minnesota counties voted solidly
against tonnage tax and the vote was
divided in most of them. Had Hen
nepin and Ramsey voted their convic-
ton instead of paying St. Louis
county back for the defeat of Will
liams of Hennepin by Bunnell at the
March convention, the vote on ton
mage tax would have been practically
a tie"
Tonnage tax sentiment is very
general in southern and western Min
nesota, nevertheless our canvassers
are welcomed everywhere; southern
Minnesota people admit freely that
they don't know much about the is
sue; they want to be informed; you
are doing exactly the right thing is
what we hear everywhere; and not a
day passes that we do not make some
converts against the tonnage tax"
The arguments we are putting
out against the tonnage tax are abso-
lutely unanswerable, and no attempt
Is being made to answer them. The
truth is on our side and we shall win
in the end"
Mr.. Hitchcock was the Eighth con-
gressional district member of the res
oiutions committee in the republican
state convention Saturday and bat
tied with the advocates of the tom
mage tax for two hours in the COM
mittee. The committee stood five to
five. The debate on the floor of the |
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
TO GIVE A DANCE.

. The Ely Base Ball team are ar
ranging for dance at the Washing
ton Auditorium for Friday evening
May %. The boys are figuring on
an excellent time at the ball and also
a prosperous season in base ball as
soon as the weather gets down to
business. Several games have been
arranged with outside teams, to be
played in the near future, among
which are the strong teams of Two
Harbors, the Mesaba range towns,
International Falls and others.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14

1t has come to the notice of the
American Legion in this city that GER
tain persons have circulated false re-
ports intended to injure the good
name and the standing in this COM
munity. The specific statements
made were that the Legion was affil-
lated with and controlled by the big
money interests of the country and
that its purposes were inimical to the
laboring man. Whoever started these
reports has, after the characteristic
manner of all such detractors, taken
care to keep his identity a secret.
In view of this situation, the Frank
Lozar Post wishes to place before the
public a categorical denial of all such
statements and to offer in support of
this denial brief statement of the
true purposes for which the Legion
exists. The following is the pre-
amble of the constitution of the Nat
ional organization and sets forth the
true principles to which all Legion
members must subscribe.
What It Stand. For
For God and Country we as
sociate ourselves together for
the following purposes:
'To uphold and defend the
Constitution of the United
States of America; to maintain
law and order; to foster and
perpetuate a one hundred per-
cent Americanisn; to preserve
the memories and incidents of
our association in the Great
War; to inculcate sense of in
dividual obligation to the COM
munity, state and nation; to
combat the autocracy of both
the classes and the masses; to
make right the master of might;
to promote peace and good will
on earth; to safeguard and
transmit to posterity the prin-
ciples of justice, freedom and
democracy; to eonsecrate and
sanctify our comradeship by our
devotion to mutual helpfulness.
Certainly nothing in the principle.
set forth above can be construed a.
being opposed to the interests of am
class. The reigning keynote Of al
the Legion's purposes and practices
lis red-blooded, live-wire, one hundred
lper cent Americanism. With n,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
I'D FOREST NOTES
(By the Superior Forest Office.)

Forest Supervisor c. A. Dahlgrep
has returned from an inspection trip
af the eastern end, of the Superior
Forest and reports conditions in the
woods very dry and the fire situation
becoming serious.
Fires are burning in the vicinity
of Trout Lake, north of Tower, and
is being fought by the state rangers.
There is also fire burning in the
Swallow & Hopkins slashing. These
fires are being fought by the Swal-
low & Hopkins Lumber Co., and are
reported under control. Another
fire has been reported burning north
of Farm Lake in G. H. Goods slash
ing. No report has been had from
this fire but C. G. Schreck and
Ranger Everett are investigating.
Numerous other fires are burning
throughout the country and unless
the situation is relieved by rain, con-
ditions will become very serious and
may result in both loss of life and
property. 1t is the duty Of all to
assist in preventing and suppressing
fires. Fire should not be left unat-
tended. Camp fires should be put
out before leaving. Cooperate with
the State and Federal Forest officers
in preventing fires. Report to the
Forest Officer, Phone 103. We want
no loss of life or property and by
little thought and consideration this
can be prevented. Let's preach and
practice care with fire.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
NOTICE PLEASE!

ALL PERSONS RUNNING CARS
WITHOUT A LICENSE SHOULD
GET A RECEIPT FROM THE
BANK OR THE PLACE THEY GET
THEIR LICENSE AND BRING 1T
TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE. IF
NOT, THEY WILL LEAVE THEM
SELVES LIABLE.
BARTH. COFFEY, Chief.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14

DR.. Geo. T. Ayres will make four
minute talk on the advantages of a
membership in the American Legion
at the Elco Theatre Sunday evening.
The DIR. will also make other short
talks at various places during Legion
Week, May 18th to ed.
w. P. WOLFF.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14
NEW BUSINESS CONCERN.

AS can be seen by reading the ad-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14

In the future, Legion members
will find reading table in the Com
munity Center reading room devoted
especially to Legion reading matter.
All the. bulletins from state and nat
ional headquarters win be kept on
this table for the use of members.
The adjutant will also maintain an
Office in the building where anyone
having business with him may meet
him by appointment.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-05-14

The Legion dance scheduled for
next Friday night is the best adver-
tised affair of the kind that has been
held here in many months and prom
Uses even to exceed the advertising
claims. The committee in charge
has not seen fit to divulge its plans
beyond publishing an extremely un-
ique program. They promise, how
ever, that the evening will be replete
with novelties and surprises. Their
aim is to give a dance that will not
be equalled by any other organiza-
ton for long time to come, and the
energy with which they are carrying
out their work insures the attainment
of their aim.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-09-02
Kansas Pickups
Smith county

Mrs. Mary Million is spending the
week with her son Frank and family
Robt. Launigan and family and FAR
Abbott and wife visited at Il f. Spur
ier's Sunday.
Ernest Brown and family and Oar
Peterso and family ate Sunday din
ner at Frank Millions.
Mrs. James Spurrier returned home
Sunday from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Burr oak and Mauka'o.
David Hubbard and wife, Mrs Cora
Crabb and Miss Emily Million Were
sunday visitors at the +. NJ. Brow
home.
W.R. Griffith of Chesterfield. Illinois
Is here making an extended visit will
his daughter. Mrs l.. f. Spurrieg aut
family.
Mrs Cora Crabb and son Herbert %
Topeka are spending n couple of weeks
in the Pawnee neighborhood visi,in.
relatives and friends.
Mrs Claude Dunn and children q
| Yuma county, Colorado are here visit
ing al the home of Mrs. Dunn's par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Peterson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-09-02
Notice Of Hearlna On Petition fOc
Determluatlen OF keirShlp.

In the county Court OF Webster County
Nebraska.
In the matter Of the Estate OF Ambrose
Goarcke, deceased.
The state OF Nebraska, to all persons Inter
ested in said estate, creditors and heirs take
notice. that william NJ. Goarcke, has nlcd his
petltloa alleging that Ambrose GoarcNe died
lntesthte in Webster County, Nebraska on or
about October 5, 1885,, being a resident ana
.lnhabitant OF Webster County, Nebraska
and the owner OF the following described
real estate,
An undivided one third interest In the fol-
owing described real estate: The west nail
OF the Southwest Quarter OF Section D. ana
and the East Half OF the South East Quarter
OF Section Il, except 10 acres In the Sou'h
Vest Corner OF the South East Quarter OF
the South East Quarter OF Section o. Az III
Township 1. Range 8. Webster County, Ne
braska, az an inheritance from his mother
Minerva Goarcke, who died september ~
1886 In Webster County, Nebraska, leaving rs
his sole and only heirs at law, the .ol owing
named persons, towit: William NJ. GoarcRe
and Albert q. Goarcke, brothers, and pray
ing for n decree barring claims; that said dc
cedent died intestate; that no application Tor
administrator has been made and the estate
OF said decedent has not been administered
In the state OF Nebraska, and that the heirs
AT law Of said decedent as herein set forth
shall be decreed To be the ownersin fee sim
pie OF the above described real estate which
has been set for hearing ON the 9th day OF
september 1920.
Dated at Red Cloud, Nebraska, August %
1920.
tSaaI3 A. d. Rannoy, County Judge.
-E. q. caldwell, Attorney for Petitioner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-09-02
L
OFTFNFTFVf 0HINE
August 26, 1920
Mr.. A. r. Holtzen, Chmn.,
Near East Relief,

August rs, 1920
Mr.. A. r. Holtzen, Chmn.,
Near East Relief,
Webster County,
Red Cloud, Nebr.
My Dear Mr.. Holtzen:
Hooray for Webster County! We
are mighty glad to have your letter
with the good news that Red Cloud
is shipping fourteen boxes Of clothing
for Armenia.
We have instructed the Gordan Van
Company, which does our hauling, to
watch out for these at the freight
depot ard deliver them at the audi
torium whore we are having our pack
ing done in the basement. We are on
the last lap of our first a load
repdy to ship now any day.
We surely thank you and the other
good people of Nebraska who made
this possible and have contributed
such splendid clothing. Practically
nothing has been thrown out, which
must say is something unusual in a
clothing drive of this kind. When we
were at the N. f. r. conference in
June, in talking about this clothing
drive, which is nationwide, they
stated that last year Pennsylvania
sent five car loads, and Mr.. Fowle,
Secretary of Foreign Department in
the New York office, said that about
two car loads Of that had to be dis
carded as useless, because it had not
been well sorted and packed. We arc
doing all this here but find very little
to throw out.
Sincerely yours,
CHAS. NJ. WILHELM,
Secrptor ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-09-02
Notice to Creditors

In the County Court OF WebsterlCounty'
Nebraska
In the matter OF the estate/of Henry r
Bartels Deceased.
Creditors OF said estate VIII take hotice
tina the time limited for presentation aho
ding OF claims against said estate Is peceni
Der 2, 1917, and for the payment OF debts u
January 2lst 1921, thar p! viii sit at the county
court room In said county on the 81 day o
September 1870, To examine hear ana a!'oN
all claims duly flied which are a hrst o.
second lien upon said estate aud on inc 50
day OF December 1920 to zamin hear ALLOW
nd adjus, all claims and objections OF gea
eral creditors duly filed.
Dated this It'll day of August 1929.
Seal a. u. Ranney,
County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-09-02
August Weather Report

Temperature Mean 7l.9 deg, max.
mum % deg. on 10Th, minimum A:
deg. on l4th.
Precipitation: Total 500 inches.
Number of days-Clear %, partly
cloudy 4, cloudy 4.
Dates observation-disclosures s, IL, 20,
%, 81.
Rainfall since Jan. 1, 1854 inches.
Chas s. Ludlow, Observer
The Powell G. Pope Cafe are the
exclusive agents for the line of Oar
danella box chocolates.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11

ia de crima de razyratire ca ajunge in locu ei f
yorita Sultanuui 81 pc acelc carl unesc ca e va
favorza 81 pc cele Iatc e va persecuta ST cele doua
poloneze, destainura GU lacram in och coca &c era
adevarat 81 despre care pima atunci nu stiea nmen,
ca Ludma lea tras in curs 81 prin vclenia eli au fost
cazut in starea trista 81 tcaloasa in care Sc afa
Elena ajutorul Vasilche talmacea fraza Gu
fraza spun fetele 81 destanuirea poonczclor acu
impresic adinca asupra lui Mehnlet 81 char capita
nuui, toatc ca f1cca acest comert ura pc ne
gustorii de car1c vie carl nu dadeau MARTA curata
Dupa seurta deliberare intrc Elena, Mehnlct 81
cdpitanul, pronunta verdctul ca fctee nu sunt vi
novatc 81 utrebuic Sd rapcasca bertatea Elena
le sfatui sd npa asculte de nimcni 81 Sd numai fac
prosta pc facut-o lie zisc ca sunt bere ca 81
inante sd plimbe pc vas. lie spuse ca sa itfmp
lat iii noaptca sd rmina tana in suflctul ,r
So nu spuna la nimcni, 81 inchee zicind:
,,Acum plecati 81 fiji minte1', 81 fetele inclina
ra din cap in de multumre 81 plecara vesee Cd
an scapat asa usor 81 nu Ii s'a rapit libertatea.
Trecuse timpul dejunulni Caliopii Sc aratase de
c1e-va or gindul sd intrcbe pc Elena daca poate
sa eadura mncarea, dar yaziid ca 9 ocupata, nu Sc
apropie de ca. Cind vazu ca cobor fetee iii cabina
lcerg5 in graba ii Sc lntflni GU Elena in usa cabinet
.,,Sa adnc dejunul inal ltata stapina r intreba Ca
1iopi sfnexts
,,Da, adusea Ini@e fosnets rise Elena sffutfind III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Crmare)
Mehmet priv lung catre captain. Priyirile lor sc
incrucisara cite-va minute 81 capitanul schmba cite
va cuvinte, zse III graba Elena sa inteeaga nj
mic 81 dupa zise catre Elena:
,lnaltata voastra stapfna dreptatc, dar tica-
3oasa pus toate la Gale 81 ma srins
de git de mi uase rasuflarea, trcbuie sa fe pedep
sta"
,Foarte bne, 81 sunt de parerea D-tale. SO IL
nett inchis in pima in Stambul pc pine 81 pc
apa + destula pedeapsa pentru ca, 81 daca voit pu-
feti 20 aeuza urztoarea unei razvratiri nsa
ma isbutt Gindti-ya bine! NJ wi facet de rusinew
n ASA dass zise capitanul zimbind.
Isl Gu sunt de parerea 1naltatei stapfne's, zise
Mehmet
vDn, ca trebuie pedepsita Gu toata asprimea, 81
npa parerea mea Il Caliopf vinovata ca nnva spus
Ainanfe ea Ludnila ii zice in passport CIa-
M s'a sarutat ca omgl care q aduso pc vas Daca "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11

spunea steati poama este 81 uati m;isur N o pr-
nca la loc fete cinste; dar sa fife 81 ca ier-
tata.
,Daca steam nic o prmeam pc corabie. Am
dat cinczeci de lire de sufletu dracului' zse capi
tanul.
,,Acuma, lasa Poatc ma stiut ca trcbue sd va
spuna. vinovata dar crtai-o. Fetcle insa nu sunt
vinovae. Daca zicet ca Clara asa de voinica, poate
au fost 'infrcate de ea', zise Elena
,Da asa-i, polonezelc trnuitc, ziccau ca lea
batut 81 de frica ascultat-o", zsc Mehmet
,,Asi vrea sa vorbesc Gu ele Sa mergem sd le We
dem's, zise Elena.
,Nu inaltata stapina. Cum sd va coborit acoo la
ele. Trimiteln pc cineva sd e cheme zsc captanul.
MA due eu'', zse Mehmet 81 peca repede impot
riva obiceiului lui.
Capitanul ii oferi Elenc scaunul sau 81 Elena Sc
asa pc el, multumndu-i, 81 Isl arunca privrea pcste
copastia vasului pc intinsul ape satisfcua ca eel
putin reusit in partea doua panuui ei sd arunce
yina pc poloneza care priviri nu la placut din pri
mul moment.
Peste cite-va minute sos capitanul Gu droaa de
fete dupa el 81 Sc inccpu interogatoru acoo sub ce
rul liber.
Fetee raspundean dupa cum punea Elena intre
barle 81 toate martursit ca au luat parte Ia rz
vfatire ar fmpinsc de Lndnila, prif promisiuni s.
amcnintar Zicea ca daca va reusi sd inculpc pe Ee
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-11
A Suferit de 10 ami
de bOala de StOn1aC.
ACUM E SANATOS 81 SPUNE
CUM S'A CURAT.

Am fost bolnav un timp lung.
Am avut constipatie, indigestie,
diferite dureri 81 neajunsuri, 81
usor cadeam prada frigului. Am
incercat diferite remediuri, vi
ann fost tratat de eel mai buni
doctori, insa mimic nu mia aju-
tat. In fine am slabit, Gu totul.
Am crczut ca numai este ajutor
pentru mine 81 mi-am pe1uut in
teresul in viata. 1nsa din moro
cire, am auzit despre ierburilc
remediale ale Sfintului Bernard
81 am inceput sc 1ntrebuintez
acest ceai. in scurt timp m am
simtit mai bine, 81 acum sunt
bine cu totul. Pot durmi bine, 81
pot minca bine. Acest ceai m a
curat. (3)
Astfel, daca cineva nu Sc SIM
te bine, orr are durerl de Stomac,
rarunchi, intestine, orr nervi, a.
tunci Sc intrebuinteze acest Ceai
al st. Bernard. E placut la gust
81 activeaza de IMMUNE.
Trimite SLIP pentru un pa
chet ori $500 pentru sase pache-
te la adresa: st. Bernard Gar
dens. MI. New Orleans, La, 81
ci iti vor trimite instructiile, cum
SAL intrebuintezi. Banii ti-se vor
reinapoia daca acest ceai mutt
va ajuta. Sa plateste ca sal in
cercati. (Adv.,