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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-31

IF YOU ARE DRIFTING ALONG
FURTHER PROMOTION SEEMING IN.
POSSIBLE
Your Present Wage Insufficient
to Plan a Definite Future
You Wa1l Permanent Work ,Wher. Wages
and Advancement Depend Upon Your
own Efforts
GooDY YEARS
Enormous Expansion Is Now onerinE This
Opportunity to 1000 Skilled and UREkilled
Men in Good Physical Condition.
MACHINIsTs
for
EKperimental Work
Boring NH
LARGE Lathe and
General Repair
Men to Learn TNides In Rubber Production
Apply In Person or Communicate at Once
The Factory Employment ofncs
THE GOODYEAR TIRE AND RuBRER CO
Akron, ohio-The City OF Opportunity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

Instead of asking your friends where
there are nice rooms to rent, read the
classified ads apd find out for yourself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
THE PROTEST OF A FATHER.

Since the days of childhood have read
the Tribune. Naturally ] am Republi-
s;al generally In hearty accord with your
editorial policy.
I sent two stalwart sons TO the fight
ltrt 70 help stamp out the war disease
I was still inherent IN Imperialism.
l all never come back except in spirit
lied as the other brave thousands
U covering their names and their
ty with undying glory.
Na poignant grief was tempered and
gaddenod by the thought that out
a .tT sacrifice ould be born an
tg- q T. timonial-a League of Nations
q prevent, in 50 far as possible, arecurreDce
4eh vast international tragedies.
rand old party, except for its few
old reactionaries, has always
81 this
same reactionaries took control
party convention at Chicago and
us a candidate who now, with
approval repudiates this primer
@ which their handmade plat
Tre lrsed. You helped us swallow
fr' litter dose by an editorial Jug
e words about interpretive mean
rr ntc
Nav following the complete repudia-
nan e. q League idea by the reactionary
tate YOU turn TO "The Next Great
because Of Wilson's stubborn
&c DO you really mean to swallow
tire dose without a dissent? Has
got t. be a. rotten as that? Do
u the pro-German, pro-Irish pro-
sist vote so badly TO win?
enaEd Of those Senators who choke
ag'ie an open declaration for it in
ser form or a return Of my boy alive.
and vibrant, as | sent him; and
f thousands of other families who
iead similarly do not make the same
d or refuse TO vote them back
I saali be terribly mistaken. And
- rot stir up red blood TO compel
il / shall be terribly disappointed.
IS no time 70 feed intelligence with
platitudes. / beg Of you, rise to
tuat.oh as the founder Of your paper
90 and compel them at the conse-
expense Of your support to put
ito the party declarations the
pr .cipes that Lincoln and Roosevelt
would hOnor-and these were not repudia-
tson.-Letter IN n. Z. Tribune.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
RED CROSS SENDING - I
RUSSIAN CHILDREN HOME

Toxic, june 30--The American Red
Cross of Siberia, directed by DIR. II. B.
TelIsler, of Toxic, has completed arrange
ments for the transportation of76l Pctro-
grad school-children from Vlndivostok
10 their former homes in Soviet Russia
The children, boys and girls, were ex-
pected TO embark at Vladivostok for
Riga on chartered steamer, the Yomei-
Maru.
The steamer IL new 10, ,65s-ton freight
er and must be rcfitted to carry 100
persons, including the teachers, at
tendnnts and Red Cross personnel. The
entire voyage, via the Panama Canal,
is expected to require 30 days before
the ship is returned to its owners at Lon
don and the voyage costing about $780,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
city OF REFUGE
FOR ARMEN|ANS
.smid. Nicomedia. OF Biblical
Times. Filled With Ter
rorized Fugitives.
n As.c,atea Press to Every Evening

ly Nfaaciated Press to Every Evening
d. Turkey, JUNE i4.-With the
tI 81 at Turkish NationalIsts toward
bstatli of lsmid this historic old city was
lf. o. overtlowing with Greek and
ri.ar refugees, who wero being ship
la to Coastantinople as fast, as trai q
4tl was available. Tales of the IN
ins rcfugees recalled the terrors
,.th which the local Christians passed
n i9IT. when all the Armenian section
as h1ipcd, thousands of Christians
,.e slauprtered and Others fled INTO
ha mountains. :,
lus ancient city, which was called
!. mc,lia IN biblical times, WAS the capl-
81 Bltbvnia and under the Roman
ure one OF the chief cities of ASIA
ar lainy described it IN his letters
laJan as having senate house, an
-, sinct. n forum and many temples
other public buildings. Diocletian
: lslnid his residence and began the
r..f. ton of Christians which the
t-a.uh continued when they came into
lua IN the fourteenth century.
Sow its population has been swelled
- ,aWts ieeing before the Nationalist
,a ce and by British troops camped
sJl the ruins of the old Roman and
aatine walls on the mountain side,
zach now hristle with barbed wire en-
a Clements and are converted into
ichine gun shelters.
shabby Turkish soldiers, the remnants
i the Sultans forces which renamed
oval 60 the Constantmople government,
Ailled Scots and turbaned Sikhs drag am
ma ition carts through the streets and
make ready for the forces of Mustapha
kcinal which occupy the mountains which
nclose the head of the Gulf OF lsmid on
three sides.
Many Of the Armenian orphanages
established by the Americans and British
IN interior cities have been evacuated
through Ismid to points between here and
Cunstantinople less liable TO attack by
the Nationalists There IS no peace Tor the
Armenian and Greek children. Many OF
,hem have been moved scores OF times
.luce they were rescued from the Moslems
ami the stories of their sufferings are al
most Incredible.
OFcial figures show that IS 900 Arme-
niau children have been recovered up TO
lt, and about $500 are still IN the
oi the Turks or Arabs
,l4nv of the Armenian girls who passed
eh lsmid were tattooed on the fore
cheeks and chin III such a manner
7 If lE aces Will d4Na Nc bthi ltit i4lsAi MS
the older girls were taken as
the Turks and Arabs, and the
their Armenian associates to
tasr shame makes their rescue
.h.ost as great tragedy as their
tie harem.
\a nian children captup<d by Turks
v c 81 thoroughly frightened by the
S. uto denial Of their nationality
ny Of them still insist they are
medans Frequently they have
lr1vided with falsifed birth certlfi-
Nrd family records. so skillful was
u e. Islamize~the Christian chill
- the foregoing was written the
h \atioualisits have made several
E. t-t1 take Ismid but were defeated
t.h and Turkish government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
MISSIONARIES IN KOREA.
Japan Finds Unfounded Reports Tha!
They Instigate Rebellion.

Toxic, July DIR. Senshi Egi, a
member of the House of Peers, on return
ing from an inspection of conditions in
Korea is quoted as making the following
reference to foreign missionaries:
IL have done my.'best to get at the
truth of the reports that have been crcu-
lated regarding the instigation of Korean
students by their missionary teachers
against the Japanese authorities, but have
found, that with very few exceptions, the
rumors are not true. The impression left
on me was that the missionaries are hon
estly striving to develop the country in
order that it may yield good results to the
Koreans. Whatever their motives, there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
.TVFET CAR SERVICE IN
MANY GERMAN TOWNS

r. july 3I.-Owing 10 the enor-
increase IN the. cost of operation,
rar service in many OF the smaller
uar citics has been discontinued.
Vuerzburg Freiberg and He'll
a vc among the towns trying now
long without trans. Attempts
n e 10 keep the lines goingby
~ Increases in fares, but the public,
l... !, . pay the price. took to walking.
t elm and other large cities, where
ST car traffic has fallen off alarrningly
1ec.rse Of increased fares, are facing the
EN- Of reorganizing the service, re-
si ~ only those lines which are abb
t1ely necessary for the accommodation
rersons having 10 travel long distances.
CONS and carts brought out 10 give
rs pedestrians during recent strikes
Get car employees have indicated
"a routes through Berlin are vita
1Of .uSpOrtarlon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
AMERICANS WANT CHANCE
IN FOREIGN OIL FIELDS

Warrington, July 2e.-Repres1n'a~
tions have been made W Great Britain rev
garding equal opportunity for Amerpao
citizens IN the Development II oil folds
in countries over which mandates are
10 be exercised under the League II M
tiors, it was said today at the State Do
partrncnt Included IN these l.elds ara
the rich oil deposits in Mesopotamia
Department officials would not diecisss
tho oil agreement entered into betyfeo
Great Britain and France designed 10
secure international co-operatiOn ard
10 eliminate competition which might
give rise 10 friction between those oo,lr,-
friesl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
EERY DElIvtEr NEDNEspAY AUGUST J.

is no reason why the japanese should no
welcome those efforts"
DIR. Egi said that Korea has attained
striking progress since the Inauguration Of
the new regime. But, he added, "there
is yet great room for improvement. While
was in Korea, took every opportunity to
meet representative Koreans and learn
their point of view. The most intelligent
OF them have realized that il is futile 10
try To establish an independent govern
ment. But | think it is very necessary
that the Japanese should know that the
Koreans aim at local autonomy"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

900 will bring the outlay of the Ped Cross
in caring for The children up 70 nearly
81 900 900.
The boys and girls are some Of the
f,0OO children who were sent out of Pcfro-
grad in the troublesome times Of 1918 and
were found scattered in Siberian cities
Most Of the others have disappeafed--
one Of the silent tragedies Of Russia.
When the Red Cross started TO dis
continue it's work in Siberia, it was decid-
ed 10 return the childrensto Petrouad ip
the hope that they might find their former
homes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

Telephone yoHr want ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
AMERICAN CONSULS
RAISE PASSPORT FEE

shan ghai, July 3.-The American con-
U.ate has announced that In the future,
rges imposed for the issuance Of Ameri-
passports and fees for approving
5 rally passports held by nationals
s than Americans will be increased to
accordance with orders issued by the
artment Of State The charge in both
e..s + IL the past has been 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

Our big fleet Of motor
trucks will make prompt de-
hverieS Of sale goods to points
within so miles of Whining
ton, absolutely without
charge. Freight charges pre-
paid beyond the S0-mile limit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
Didn't Know They Were Armed.

j OF course, If the Allies had known the
members Of the Hobenzollern family had
revolvers, they wouldn have been 50 IN
sistent on Immediate German disarma-
mcnt. Kansas City Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
Slap nj X oOsevelt.

Mr.. Harding says he is against personal
government. Is this another slap at
Roosevelt, whom Mr. Harding's news
paper used to denounce so BITTERLY
Charleston News and Courier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
NEW MINERAL SUBSTANCE
RESEMBLING ASBESTOS

Tonopah, New, July 31.-New min
eral substance, resembling asbestos, has
been found in an eight foot vein near
Coaldale, New. Officials of the federal
bureau of mines have indicated their
intention Of sending experts to study the
material.
Experiments have proved the new sub
stance is excellent for insulation and is
also good polisher for diamonds, rubies
and other precious stones. 1t will also
serve as soap, being so gritty it will cut
grease. 1t is also said to be freproof.
Although resembling asbestos, it is said
to be too light for asbestos.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
Hillsboro Townley
4 Editor Gets Balky

s.Eillsboro, N. D.. Jan. 12.-The edi-
tor of the Hillsboro News, Townley
publication for Trail county, has the
following; to say about the board sof
administration and its members:
5"If MUIR and Totten. members of
the boart Of education. areNsin favor
OF circulating books on free love,
Socialism and anarchism among our
country schools, and are 2 menace to
our civilization, we can9et set rid OF
them any too soon. Such men must
not be permitted to control u edu-
rational institutions. :
"As far as. the board Of administra-
ton Is concerned, we have never sup-
ported the board IN Its disSraceful
|, conduct toward Miss Nelson. Totem
and Muir, have: been largely respons-
ihle for the fight against the superin-
tendent Of public instruction. Il Is
now high time to get rid OF these
trouble~makers, and while the process
~ house cleaning is going on. Mel
Macdonald should not be overlooked.
He belongs in the discard where the
voters intended to put him."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
Mother And Daughter
Are Severely Burned

sHettineer,, Nd, + JAM 12.-Mrs.
Hilma Greij ard daughter, Helen,
were badly burned at their home near
here when the mother attempted to
pour kerosene from a can into the ire
In order to make it burn mp better
while. cooking breakfast An ex-
plosion occurred. and the mother was
badly, burned on: her arms and on one
The daughter who had just stepped
the burning liquid and her night gown
was burned from her body.
Both. were. rushed to the hospital
mere and.sit, is believed that both VIM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
81 FORM
DAKOTA CLUB

as 6lllendale, N. D.. Jan. 12.-Texas
a4.ssaers in the lower Rio Grande val
..lAy%$ met on New Years day and or
eAnlzed the Rio Grande-Dakota club.
at the home Of L. e. Spicer near San
Renito, according to ascopy Of the San
Aenito Light received here.
4 laser harmony allspseple Oh, that re-
gton who have moved there from
North Dakota. "a picnic dinner was
ss4rved and several speeches were
made bytformer North Dakota people.
The number in the San Benito vicinity
from Dickey county Is especially large
IA there was q heavy. movement from
Ellendale to that section q few years
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
AllesedzMurderesrl
Ha, Been Indicted

selfridge. n. s.. Jan. 12.-Joseph
Swift. who*iss,aceused OF having shot
and killed Howard Smith here on
December 8, was arraigned before a,
Justice Of the peace and upon waiv-'
ing examination was bound over un-
Mathematician. Of the district court
Charged with first degree murder.
The 4 will be heard at Fort Yates.
next May. -.-..--. > 80
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
sAwHurn kcATN OpERATTNC
ApKER1lsE4hNz. =.
I HEAD STUFFED FROM
. ckTARRH OR A COLD ;
Says Cream Applied in Nostrfls .
+ Opens Air Passages. Right Up. !

Instant relicf-no waiting. Your
cloEged nostrils open right up: the air
passages Of your head clear and you
can brsathe freely! No more hawk.
ing.,S snulIings blowing. headache, dry
pess.S No struggling for breath Il
.rnight:- your cold or catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm. from your druggist now. Apply
a little Of this fragrant. a%ntisepHc.
healing cream in your nostrflA. Il
penetrAtes through every air passage
Of the head. soothes the inaamed OF
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes. Instantly.
It'stSjust hne. Don't stay stuftsd.up
With Sicold OF naatyaatarrh.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12

.sIhgu : Of Nations Council
viii Hold Conference
Friday insParis.

Washington. Van. 1.-THE formal
nSSaa for theat hrtt meeting Of the
[!3%6eegue Of Nations council. which 10
I11ssbe held at..Paris Friday.5wiTl be Ia
ND by President Wilson, probably
eaS9ay, twas ANNOUNCED at the state
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12

New York Jan. IA resolution
Sunng thAt January s., anniversary OF
the death OF Col Theodore Roosevelt,
he: observed nationally Tor ernphaStz-
ing the need OF forest conservation,
viii be introduced tomorrow n the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
Nislatiss Z iqrsr 1ss
Law Charged Against
clsk q US. Shin

Mobile, Ala, Jan. l2.-The Unitsd
States shipping board steamer Lake
Linden, 1g3se tons Wa held by local
authpritieestodaT and Captain VIII
liam II. Goldsborough and as mem
bers OF his crewsarrested BY Sheriff
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
NO MOVE NsBRITISH
RAILROAD TROUBLE
q. !, EXPECTED TIME

LsondonssJan. 12.--No move In thu
wage dispute between the railway meH
and The government is expected until
thefreturnFof Sir Robert Horne. min
lister Of labor, and Sir Eric Geddes.
minister OF TRANSPORTATION. who were
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
Bulgarian Socialist
Demonstrations Start.

.Saloniki, Sunday. jan. 1l.-Bul-
Skarian Socialists are organizing sue
cessive demonstrations, according to
dispatches, in order to bring aboutea
change-in the government.
SAWAuLD kGAIN OPERATING.
,Rhinelander, Wis. Jan. 17.--Saw-
mills and veneer plant OF the Bissell
Lumber company at Tripoli are again
in, operation after a shutdown. Of
more than two months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12

Holcor1bs ,onschargesi Of violating the
lproht6fdon IaW.t Whlskey valued. ~.
i330.oD0 and q yawiiboat In which 20
lcA1esgof liquor were discovered. were
held az evidence. ThestAke Linden
lvana, Cuba. ysf M
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12

No wonder Washington crossed thu
DelaWare-there was a girl Of TIN
other side knitting him q necktie.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
BIKE PoPU1.AR IN BELGIuM.

!. The bicycle iss popular as ri means
OF cheap locomotion IN Belgium,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

lea are trecere mare pc linga Rus, earl sapinesc
tara. Eu lam spus lu Ncolae ca trebua sal In
demne sd mearga inantea ia cind pleca lam zis
ca ar Fl hne sa mearga cheltuiala mare 81 cine
site daca te intIlneste 81 lam mai zs poate vrei
Isa te mai marit M stu face Ar fl bine dear
Ista pc loc.
moi te asteptam drag 81 ia tot cei sta in p1l-
tinta sa vii pima timpul bun 81 pun ploile Gle
toamna ca sa Sc desfunde drumure. Partea ia din
averea parinteasca, Clincen 81 Malure pc carl ii
lea lasat tata, in stap1nrea noastra dar sunt ale
tale, nimen nu poate atingc de ele Fndca al scrs
ca al bani de drum mutt mai trimtem. teru zcea
ca ban ajung mai ancvoie scrsoarea.
,,As scric mai multi dar ofiterul grabcstc sd
piece. Iii dorm sanatate 81 drum bun, 81; ajung Gu
bne, sd te pot stringe in brae 81 sa e srut ca alta
data.
,,Surioara ia iubita 81 voitoare de binc care te
saruta GU drag
,Iuxandra".
,,1mparatul nu vine de cit pcstc doua luni 81 sa
te apuce toamna 81 iarna pc drum, zisc lmplrltcasa
catre Elena, 81 dupa citc-va monente urma:
Wei sd astepti sa vezi daca soseste omul de-
spre care vorbeste sora-ta?"
.Nu majcstate. A-si dor sal ocolesc daca ar Fl
81 putintaN, raspunsc Elena, rosndu-se
pAtunci pregdteste-te de drum. Eu sa iau toa
te mksurle sd fiji autat 81 ocrotita pc unde vel rece
q poimfne dimineata puteti pleca Pima in Moldova
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
G o N V o G A r E .
G.. D. Scraba.
(,,Ncanul EOgn5neSc"o.

Societatea romina de ajutor s.
cultura ,.Hora Unirii" din High.
land Park. Michigan, convoac;i
pc toti membrii sal de a lua par
tc la sedinta generala. care So va
tinea Dumineca. 13 Iunie 1920
in scoala de sub biscrica or. cat
din 3O34 Orleans Street Ola Pa
durc). Scdinta Sc va deschidt
la orele l p. m. La ordinca zlle
va fl alegerea nouilor functlc
mari pc ultimul period de 6 luz
al anului 1920. cit 81 alegerca de
legat tilor pentru adunarca gene
,ala a Tniunci S. r. A. SlHt rjt
gait staruitor toti fratii membr!
dc a lua parte la aceasta sediI
ia, 81 toti acci mombrii absent
pc Gale nemotivata Sc yor pedep
81 conform statutelor. La Ordi.
rea zdlei sunt mai multc chesti'
importante dc rczolvat. venitt
de Ia mama Tniune. Ia care fla.
care ,membru este fndatorat as
da parcrea spre a putea dlscuta
mai multe- lucruri interesani(
pentru binal2 81 inartarea sooi..
tatii noastro. cit 81 pentru bine1s
81 inflorirca Tniunei.
ST totodata este rugat intre ]
comitetul Filialci No. I a socie-
tatii .,Hora Unirei'F din River
Rouge, Michigan, cit 81 fiecara
membrli de a lua parte la acea-
sta sedinta.
Stunt rngati 81 acei frati Ro-
mini, care doresc de a devcni ca
membrii al societatii noastra
..Hoira Tnirci'' de a lna partc
la aceasta sedinta. unde vor fl
bine primiti. Totodata sunt rn-
gait toti fratii membrii apart
natori societatii noastre ..Hora
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04

scrisoarc sosta din Moldova, pc care Elena ceti cI
acrimile in gene 81 la cererea Iosefinei 10 tllmac
din cuvint in cuv1nt.
Iata coprinsul:
,,Draga surioara!
ScrisOarca Ia ajuns pe miinile melc fiindca ia
ia murt anul trecut in urma durcrilor pricinue dc
lpsa ia. Vel st draga surioara ca mama a murit i;
re saptamn dupa ceai plccat, cind la spus taa cd
numa nici nadejdc sa dea de ia. A cazut i;s
81 pima so ia tata in brate STA dat sf1rsitul.
ST ell team p1ns pima in zua cind am prmit scr-
soarea ia prn Otter de Cazaci care aduso della
comanda mare Mutt pot spune ce bucure sim
tit inima mea cind vazut scrsul tau pc care Pam
cunoscut indata. Am nceput sd pling de bucurie 81
am sarutat de mai mutc orr hirtia inchpuindu mi
ca te sirut pc tine.
ST eu 81 Nicolac framintam mintea sc aflam
prin ce IMMUNE al putut scapa din atiea ncnorocri
prin c1te-ai trecut.
Vel sti ca Iorgu s'a nsurat, 81 ofiteru care
adus scrisoarea VENT el la no 81 tare "a milat
aflind ca traiest El tot cum il stii ursz ST avar
Mia 7is ca daca sti cal ubest ar veni la Pa
ris 81 ca tatsu 81 vorbese de tine 81 Nicolae Ia
ndemnat sa duca. Peste cte-va zile to pomenesti
GU ell acolo, ca de buna seama va trmte batlinul
De cite or nam 1nt1lnt e vorbca binc dc tine 81
Sc mnuna cum al pert sa putem sa-ti dam de ur-
ma. Dac ven poartate bine cu el char laca nu-l
ubest 81 vrei sal Sd nu-l cistigi de dusman
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-04
(Urnlare).

(Urmare).
~ Gu toac aceste, Iosefina fost adinc miscata de
tperipete 81 suferinele prin trecut Elena 81
dupa ceti mcmorul pc adusese ofiterul
insotise pima la Paris 81 raportul admraului
luga sc intervina pentru pc linga Napoleon. Sc
hotari so prnleasca 81 treia ri dupa sosirea e in
Paris, fu primta de 1mparateasa Franei.
Elena prodnse 81 asupra Iosefinei aceiasi mpre-
sic placuta 81 adinca pc care produse asupra admi
3ralului 81 imparateasa ii fagadu ca interven pc
lInga 1mparat, pc data ce sosi in Paris, find dus
in inspectie in Germania 81 povatni sa scre scr
SCARE in tara sd ntereseze daca ii tresc parnti
insarcinfndu-se Gu expederea scrisoare pc Gale Off
gycoasa
. Frumusetea 81 tnuta ci martiala, 81 faptee eli
eroice au facut imprese covarstoare asupra curte
dela TnileFjss d lasfipa in mai multe rindur inv
tat-o sd povesteasca storia vete sale sbuciumate
faima ei a devenit de. .notorietate pubca
Pc la sf1rsitnl lui August 1mparateasa ii dadu o