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The New York herald., 1921-07-11
BLUE LAW CHIEFS LAUNCH
WAR ON BOUTS AND BOOZE
Crafts and Watson, Stirred to Action by Dempsey
Fight, Start on Speaking Tour of New Jersey
Aim to Gust Edwards From Governors Chair

AsBuRY PARK, July 10.-Describing
this city and Ocean Grove as 'the moral
heart OF New Jersey" the Rev. Wilbur
+. Crafts and the Rev. Robert E. Wat
son. superintendent and president re-
snectively of the International Reform
Bureau, spoke at a dozen meetings to-
day by way of opening the blue law
organizations fight against bouts and
booze"
Mr. Crafts said the meetings to-day
were the first of an intensive campaign
to be carried on all over New Jersey.
The reformers intend TO obtain the use
of the State House in Trenton to stage
mass meeting before the primaries in
an effort to enlist more support for their
cause. Mr.. Crafts and Mr.. Watson said
they personally would make a tour of
the State.
At one meeting Mr.. Watson chose for
his subject Fighting for the Belt or
Fighting for America" Before 1900
persons in the Auditorium in Ocean
Grove he declared amid some applause
The New York herald., 1921-07-11

In reducing still further the remaining
foundation of the city.
Scranton is the centre of the anthra-
cite region. This anthracite deposit in
central Pennsylvania is one of the rich
est of Americas natural resources. The
coal lies In an ellipitical basin running
down through the Lackawanna Valley.
The deepest part of the coal basin lies
under the central part of the city Of
Scranton.
Within the city limits there are thir-
ty-three mines in operation. with an an
nual production of six million tons OF
anthracite. These mines have produced
since their discovery more than 225. .000,-
900 tons of coal. which means the coal
industry within the city limits has con-
tributed something like a billion dollars
of productive wealth to the people of
Scranton and the owners of the mines.
More coal is mined annually in Scranton
and the Scranton coal basin has pro-
duced a greater total volume of coal
than any other city in the world.
Long before New York city had even
dreamed of a subway system the city of
Scranton was well supplied with many
miles of underground tunnelling.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11

that I'VE will put Gov. Edwards out OF
the chair he now occupies" Later he
said he had not decided whether TO put
him out now or wait until election.
A resolution was adopted In the Ocean
Grove meeting protesting against
prize fights" on these grounds
Because the contestants plan to as
sault and disable each other because
they stimulate gambling. waste time.
thought and money; because they are
usually in violation of the law, involving
the hypocrisy of pretending to be per-
missible boxing; because they give the
largest rewards for unworthy action.
injuring honest business and clean sport.
and because they encourage crime ana
assault in young men whose red blood Is
needed in the nobler civic battles of our
land"
Mr.. Crafts said he was not against
boxing. even professional boxing. if 1t is
kept clean but he doubted II that could
be done.
'I used to be boxer" he said.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
MRS. KABER'S MURDER
CONFESSION TO BE USED
State Plans to Offer State
n7ents Made Here.

CLEVELAND, July 10--The trial of Eva
Catherine kaber on charge of murder
ing her husband. Daniel +. Kaber. will
be resumed tomorrow with possibility
of the State ending it's testimony toy
evening.
Judge Maurice Bernon Is expected to
rule on the admissibility Of testimony
of Police Detective Phil Mooney bearing
on alleged confessions Of Mrs. Colavito
and Salvador Gala, who is alleged by the
State to have been one of the actual
assassins of Mr.. Kaber. These alleged
confessions were related by Detective
Mooney Saturday in the jury's absence
from the court room. and whether they
are to be given to thee jury tomorrow
depends upon Judge Bernon's ruling.
II the alleged confessions are ad-
mitted, it then is expected that the
State. also through Detective Mooney,
will attempt to offer the alleged confess
sion of Mrs. Kaber, made In New York
city soon after her arrest there.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
New York Food Cost
One Per Cent. Lower

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Re-
ports from ten additional
cities compiled to-day by the
Department of Labor showed
Charleston, S. c., heading the
list with decrease of 8 per cent.
in the cost Of food for the month
ending June Is. Kansas City
and Philadelphia reported de-
creases of 2 per cent, while
Atlanta, Baltimore, Indianapolis
and New York showed reduc-
tions of l per cent.
Cities where an increase in
food prices was noted were Little
Rock, with l per cent. jump;
Savannah, three-tenths of one
per cent, and Washington, four
tenths of one per cent.
For the year ending June 15
Indianapolis led the field with a
40 per cent. reduction, Kansas
City being next with 38 per
cent.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
MARINE SHOW THIS WEEK.
of U. S. Shipping to
Be Portrayed.

The rise of the American merchant
marine and the temperance of the
American flag in all the harbors of the
world will be illustrated at the Marine
Show and Export and Import EXPOSE
ton. which will attract steamship men
and exporters from this and other cities
to Baltimore this week. The exposition
will be made up of United States Ship
ping Board, marine engineering and
other exhibits. motion pictures and nu-
merous other features.
The Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific Steam
ship Corporation offers an exhibit illus
trating the bringing of citrus fruits from
California to New York and Baltimore
by sea with less decay than such fruits
customarily suffer by rail- 80
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
RELIGIOUS WORKERS TO MEET.

The midsummer conference for min
listers and religious workers at the Union
Theological Seminary Will begin to-day
at p. NJ. with supper. followed by
devotional service and an address by
Prof. Henry Sloane Coffin. A course of
five lectures will be delivered respec-
lively by Prof. Coffin. Prof. William
Eugene Lyman. Prof. Kemper Fullerton,
Prof D. J. Fleming and Prof. w. A.
Brown. The conference will last for
two weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-07-11
"rouRrH. ACCIDENT Fatal.

AS result of Fourth of July acci-
dent Zygismund Arinton, IL years old,
of 1873 Suffolk street, Jersey City. died
yesterday in Jersey City Hospital. He
burned his hand dscharging blank
cartridge and the wound became In
sected.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-28

= Mrs. Rose Primeau, who has been
ct Bismarck the last tvs weeks, re-
turned Saturday evening with Frank
Fiske.
The Supreme Court in q decision
handed down last week, denying
Jack Guyer another trial, has UNI
doubtedly saved this county several
thousand dollars. Whoever had
the handling Of the case for the
state at the recent hearing as well
as the Justices Themselves have the
sincere thanks Of the Sioux county
taxpayers.
The old dispensary building
which has Of late been occupied
by the Agency farmer Is being
moved back BY the employees
quarters. Mr.. Reedy now has hi.
office in the north end Of the Agen-
cy Office building. The superin.
tendent plans moving two more
small buildings from the school to
the employees quarters row, max.
ing with the old guard house already
there four detached cottages for
Agency employees.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-28

n 4 ~
Mr.. and Mrs. McArthur were up
from Kenel Friday evening to at
the baseball dance.
The road along the Agency street
was regarded last week. From now
on no teams will be allowed to tie
up east Of the road. Hitching posts
have been provided back between
the commissary and the carpenter
shop. Supt. James B. Kitch plans
to run new fence clear along the
the east side OF the road, and the
land inclosed will be sown to grass.
This will materially improve the
Agency grounds.
The Deputy United States Mar
shall who was here last week for
the purpose Of serving bench war.
rants for the arrest Of Paul Chap
man, Geo. Redfox, and Joe Brings
them, spent . rather cooland lone
some night last Wednesday out near
Barren butte with only the down.
pouring rain for company. Re-
turning from Shields where he had
gone to get Joe Brings Them, his
car stalled near Barren butte.
Those accompanying him then
walked in to Fort Yates. but the
Marshall. not feeling capable to the
task Of walking in, decided to wait.
He waited until eight O'Clock the
next morning before the car that
was sent out for him reached him.
The three who were arrested on
charges which had to do with the
introduction Of liquor on Indian
country were all released on bonds
which were set by United States
Commissioner A. Meg. Beede at
$500 for each.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-28

K - ss C. W. Il
James Black went to Little Eagle
this week to run the government
tractor there during the spring
work.
The next teachers examination
for Sioux County will be held in
the school house at Fort Yates,
Thursday and Friday, May 18th
and 18th, 1921. u. w. Colebank,
Co. Supt.
Pete Pierre came in from north
Of Mcintosh Thursday to act as one
Of the bondsmen Of Joe Brings
Them, one Of three arrested BY, the
United States Marshall last week.
Pete is another new reader Of the
Pioneer,
Ben White returned Monday from
a big two-days meeting Of the South
Dakota Indians at Bullhead. The
meeting was called to consider the
Black Hills contract. Many OBJ.
jections were raised as to the word
ing Of the. document. A general
council may be held the first Of
May at Fort Yates TO further con-
slider the matter.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Thompson
OF between here and Cannon Ball
were Fort Yates visitors Saturday
afternoon.
Paul Molash returned last Fri.
day from Mobridge where he had
been visiting friends the last two
weeks.
John Baine was up from Waka-
pala Friday evening. He and Jack
Carignan furnished the music for
the dance that evening.
John s. Brown has recently been
appointed Special Investigator in
the licensing department Of the At
torney Generals office.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-28

Arthur vermillicn and Alex Mid
die Of Kenel transacted business at
the Agency land Office last Friday
afternoon.
FOR SALE or rade-Ford car.
good running order. Win trade
for young team, must weigh 24OO
or 3betterC. II. Bickford, Fort
Yates, N. d. 800
The home Of County Auditor F.
b. Fiske and Mrs. Fiske was
blessed Friday BY the arrival Of the
very little Miss Francine Louise
Fiskes
Mrs. L. E. Robinson and Miss
Vera Robinson accompanied Mr..
Robinson over from Shields to at
tend the leasing, Of the school and
state land Wednesday of last week.
SEED OATS FOR SALE
have abou! 400 bushels Of Swedish
Select Oats for sale at my farm, i
mile southeast Of Selfridge-Wm.
Kraling, Selfridge, n. D. Adv8Otf
Oscar NJ. Baumann returned Sat.
urday evening from Minneapolis,
Mimi, where he had been for the
last several weeks taking additional
instruction in one Of that city q au-
to schools.
A merry time was had byall who
attended the base ball dance
last Friday evening, although
the attendance could have been
larger. The base ball boys had
decorated the hall with flags and
had tastfully adorned the walls
with bats, balls, gloves and other
implements" Of the sport.
Earnest Goudette, brotherinlaw
Of Arthur Gendron, together with
his son E. G.. Goudette and wife
and daughter Mrs. Fournier arrived
here Saturday from Iroquois Falls,
Canada, for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gendron and family.
After visiting here they will leave
to visit at Estervan, Saskatchewan.
Several from here who have not
as yet received their auto licenses,
have lately met with difficulty in,
South Dakota. One local autoist
was recently taken up in Mobridge,
for running without a auto tag, fined
and forced to buy a South Dakota
license, although he lived in North
Dakota and had already. made ap-
plication for q license in this state.
A meeting OF the Federal Em.j
ployees' Union was held here Fri,
day evening in the Agency office.
Routine business was transacted and
matters pertaining to their interests
discussed. The present congress
is expected to act on a bill which
has been introduced that provides
for a general Redistribution Of civil
service employees and carrying with
it a minimum daily wage Of three
dollars.
The Fort Yates Ferry had a run
Of hard luck last week owing to
defective Transmission. In order to
-
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-28
BRAND NOTICES

Brand notices run in this paper cost
lO00 per year. Send In iegibIe bran
drawn with ink, and give full descrip
ton. Address Pioneer, Fort Yates. N. D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
OBREGON VA FL
RECUNOSCUT

NEW YORK, u Ian. = Calea
pentru recunoaSteapa guvernulul
lui Obregon, presedintele repu-
blicei Mexico, imediat dupa inau-
gurarea presedintelui Harding,
va fl deschisa pentru administra-
tia republican,.
Aceasta, dupa cum Sc spune in
cercurile republicane, este expli-
catia ca in calatoria pc care o
face presedintele-ales Warren G.
Harding, in partle de sud ale
tarii, este insotit de senatorul
Fall din. statul New Mexico, 81 a
multelor consfatuiri dintre Har-
ding 81 ambasadorul american
din Mexico Il. Henry p. Fletcher
Inainte de recunoasterea gu.
vernului mexican, noua admins
tratie va face o declaratie de prin
cipii spre ridica prestigiul aces
tel tari, att i'll Mexico cit 81 in
celelalte tari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

graful ar Fl reglstrat cutremurul,
insa acest aparat nu recordeaza
sguduiturile provenite din explozie.
TRENTON, N. j., 26 Feb.-Un
violent cutremur de pamint fost
simtit All seara in vecinatate de
Riverside 81 Riverton, unde citeva
cladiri all fost serios ruinate.
Sguduitura tinut citeva secun-
de 81 facut pc toti locuitorii din
acele sectiuni ca Sc paraseasca ca
sele cuprinsi de spaima.
NEW YORK, 26 Ian.-O sgu-
duitura puternica inexplicabila a
fost simtita in sudul statului New
Jersey; eel putin mai mutt de zece
orase intre care 81 Camden au fost
sguduite, insa nici 0 casualitate n a
fost raportata pima acun.
Dupa cum spun rapoartele sgu-
dnitura fost un cutremur de pa
mint, 1nsa pima aculn nu s'a putut
obtine nid 0 verificare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
Cutrenlur in
New JERSEY

PHILADELPHIA, 26 Ian.-Un
cutremur de pamint orr 0 explozie
d emare violenta s "a simtit in acest
oras pela Gas.
La ziare all inceput sd Sc faca 0
multime de intrebari din toate di-
rectfile, 81 multe venind della pune
te indepartate.
Dupa citeva ore de cercetari, nu
sa putut afla nici o explozie ce
S ar ii produs.
Intrebarile facute pc la marble
fabrici de explosibile din New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania 81 Delaware au
primit raspuns ca nici o explozie
ma avut loc in acele fabrici, 81 a.
ceasta dat loc credintei ca un Gu
tremur de palnint s'a produs.
Patru sguduituri distincte all
putut fl simtite la Holly N. Y,
care Sc pare ca suferit mai multe
pagube ca ori care dintre celelalte
orase, din regiunea unde s'a pro-
dus cutremurul.
Rapoartele de pima acum da in
dicatii ca nimeni n q fost ranit.
Prof. John A. Miller, care este
insarcinat cu supravegherea seis.
mografului della liceul Swarthmore
a declarat aseara Cd sguduitura
nn poate Fl resultatul unui cutre.
mnr de pa,nfnt, pentruca seismo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27

pararea lui, Ia smuls din nina Ste
garului 81 ell arma in nina Ia a.
parat de furia ungurilor, carl pa
reau eSiti din mint, GU care prilej,
ca sd apere drapelul, slobozit un
foe de revolver, ranind pc un un-
CUR. Peste citeva minute a fost
arestat de polite 81 dat in jude
cata. In apararea lui sarit u
niunea Solicitation Romine de A
jutor 81 Cultura. Presedintele u
niunei, d. loan Hoza a VENT in
Dayton, vizitindu-l 81 luind masu-
rile necesare pentru apararea fra
telui Groza.
Peste patru luni fost liberat
fara a suferi osinda, 81 cheltuielile
procesului s'au repartizat pc socie-
tatile din Uniune, carl au contri-
butt Gu drag.
Am crezut de bine ca Gu prilejul
NORTH sale, Sc amintim fapta romi-
neasca 81 barbateasca a fratelui
Vasi1e Groza. Sc zicem Gu totii
Dumnezeu sal ierte 81 fie memoria
lui binecuv1ntata.
PetrM Vesa, presedinte,
Glg0r Solomon, secretar.
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VOLUME XVI.-No. 20.
ANGLIA
Disputa pretentiile Frantei in
CheStia indemnit&tilor de r3Sboi

PARIS &c Ian-Conferinta interaliata STA incepu Sc
snea de dmineata discutie nfocata asupa mpor
ane probleme 81 cit poate Geania pateasca
1ndenntati de rasboi
Franta spus cit cede Germana poate plat ime
dat Anglia s'a rdicat 81 spus ca impossible.
Doua suite de marte de marci in a cerut Franta
total pent reparatie h hrasbou pc Germania sd le
pateasca-adc de doua ori mai multi ect s'a voit tenta
tv Mllerand accee la conernta din Boulogne nuta in
luna Iulie.
socondu-se 81 interesee nante de platita aceasta
suma dubla, ST. din cit vede acesta este rspunsu
Fane la cernta lu Lloyd George xezc toala
a indemnitaor.
NJ. Doumer inceput dscuile asupra reparator de
boi facnd lung exposeu asupra positie pretenor
rute de Frana.
Ca raspuns ac,za atusa ca Frana Sc spuna cit
dOreste arepara de rsboiu della Gcmania, NJ Doumer
spus Frana calcunu-se ca Franta
primee So procene din total nsemna Germana sd pa
teasca ndernnitati 2oo,o0o,oo000O marc i'll
Srsnd decarat ca Germania> rebue sd pIaeasca
sta suma
''Cum?' mtrebat Lloyd George.
M. Doumer rdsuns ca inante de rasbo exportu1 ger
rca la miare de marci All insi. vaorcaza
apcsprezece mliade de malc ell spus Germana dea
din saptesprezece marde cite douaprezcce mare
alatilor, retnind pentru cnci marth
Lloyd George icut aunci obectia Gel1naia trebue
plaeasca exportu eli portu Gel face daca
lua mai parte din export putea cumpara
material brut spre putea eNportu.
NJ Doumer raspuns ca el poate doved ca Germana poa
e face ell spus lar Lloyd Geroge cerut dscuta
sa Sc inchida pima cind aluce dovez.
Ceeace este probabil adevarat ca BRAND pus pc NJ
Doumer numeasca suma coosala scopul de
desanna pc Lloyd George mai insse asupra fxar
indemntatior Gh rasboiu
Mimic nu mai sigur decit Anglia 1nvo ca
seasca Gemania pateasca acesata coosala
ceru de Franta lar de alta parte Fana poate IA
cuta agreeze asupra punctuui de vedere englez
Sesiunea de All ustreaza marble dcultat ale siuatei
Anglia probabl face obectii fomae faa de aceasta
sma Flana raspune evauarea engleza este prea
mica dupa ven BRAND propunerea aliat
astcpte vatla poatc eventual Germania plati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
De ALE z|LEI

Un pasdger sc prczintd la Agen-
TIL care rinde biletc pentru vogoa-
ne PMlnan sc cun,pere un billet
jpentru an pat.
"De sus sau de JOSE" intrcab0
agentul.
''Ce diferen!a?" intreaJd o.
mul.
"DVeren!a IN cazM d-tale e 50
cen!i," respunde ogentul. "PretM
celW de jos G mai malt decit celui
de sus. Pretul MAJ malt e pentru
eel de jos. DocG rrei unul de Jos
trebue sd pldtesti uu pret mai ur-
cat ca pentru eel de sus. MOI vin-
dem pc cele de sus cu an prct mai
jos decit pc cele dc jos. Multi nu
preferd pc cele de sus CT toate cd
pretM mai JOS, fiindcd sunt sus.
DacG ei WRul sus trebue sd te urci
sus cind rrei sd te culci 81 ci,,d te
scoN trebue sd te dai jos, pc cind
dacd ei unul de JOS nu trebue sd te
urea sus 81 c1nd te sc0H nu trebue
sd te dai JOS. Gel de sus G mai
jos decH eel de JOS funded sus 81
ddc6 rrei sd te urci sus e mai jos
deceit eel de jos 81. ~
"Dd-mi unM de Jos 81 unul de
sus, 81 mai iute cd pleacd trenul.
Diferenta 0 rdd eu cind md urc IN
tren," sise cdldtorul, grdbit, pu-
mind banii pc mosd.
Pentru cOnfornntate,
C1R4BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
sosIREA DIADoCULUI
GRECIEI

~CONSTA.NTA, 4 Ian. - Fri a
sosit in 'portul local, Gu contra
torpilorul gree Altos" princi-
lpele George al Greciei.
Dupa ce q asteptat sosirea
principelui Carol, pc care la in
sotit tot timpul pima la imbarcare
spre Grecia, Gil un tren regal,
diadocul a plecat dupa amiaza,
Ia Bncnresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
NECROLOG

Gu adinca parere de reu a.
ducem la cunostinta inc6tarea
din viata a fratelui Vasile Gro
"a, membrul scoietatii Arada-
ma, din Dayton, O., dupa 0 su-
ferinta de trei luni. In ultimul
timp j s'a facut 0 operate Ia
cap, dupa care a trait numai
opt zile, raposind in ziua de 5
Decembrie 1920, in Logan, w.
Va.
Reposatul era din com1na
Fizes, judetul Solnoc Dobica,
Rominia, unde il deplinge sofia
81 trei copii, lar aici membrii
societatii Aradnaa, al carei
membru devotat q fost.
Fie-i tarina usoara.
DIE Redactor 81 Mbiti frati.
Reposatul Vasile Groza in anul
1916, cind a fost sfintirea drapele-
Tor societatii noastre, sav1rSit 0
fpata romineasca demna de lauda.
Cn acel prilej 0 ceata de unguri
au atacat drapelul national romin
care Sc alta in fruntea manifestan-
tilor, voind sal sfisie.
In sovinismul lor salbatec ere
deau CD rolninii din tara aceasta
n'au dreptul Sd Sc uwbreasca sub
tricolorul romin 81 all volt sal
smulga din 1hiinile stegarului.
Atacul find neasteptat s'a pro-
dus confuzie dar vrednicul Va
sile Groza, care era 81 nasul drape-
lulni national romin, d sarit in a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-27
ZINA Wis RILOR
De LEON FERARU

In fiecare floore de migdoL
. Hesfcn,oN Impede scintce
81 din al cri"ilor plGpind pocaL
HWesmete Sc mprdstie usoarc
Cfnd odirrea prindc sd 'nfioare
Grdd,na fcrmecdtd din p0restc
- din fecdrc truneG G o gurG
Ce freamdtG, nurn,urd:
: A tost cndrd si-acuma nu mai este -
IA fost cindua?
N,sspul ma 0rotd urna ta.
D'a 0chn td' noi tremur6 ra:de
u $0npfetc iR Ger MAJ uibreQsGs
IntbobocHi ma 'mbie twndofirii
Ma golbcni deci stropii reci de ccard
y l111na-mi porneStc sd tycsarG
" Spfop,u ca IN preain,a fericini:
ch'pM tau, copia pururi pod
Ma pald deceit trageda petod
f. cApM t0u 81 harurle plOud:
Pot0p de ro:e-oprinse. sbor de fluturi
chlpM tau Sd-l ndbus IN sdruturi
Oar GNzetc-Mt sc Nnlc,cSc de rOuG.
Sculpt'nd fdpfWn-!i alba, noale, ric,
Ce 9ilgH de unde repe: clare,
PdTul ncbunotec sd-si resfire,
Scdldat in durul de s0are
SHritele de blOndd strUlucire,
T. pdrul tai. a dorurilor Gina,
81 suspinind m'aplec sd ti-l sdrut
Snspinele, srutul, : s'au perdut
DOdr dpa prlntre nuferi le ing1nd.
Mdurerat sprc ccruri md indrept,
DIN cerurl minune maj dStept,
CHpita nuN doritd ce mu zine
lar bottle Mbdstrc 81 senine
Sunt OchN tai, q bdsmelOr fectOarH,
SAINT ochii tdi, : si-atit ma infioard
Gu Wnele odinculM vrdjH;
ca prtn crengilOr imbrItis0re
Pe-aripHe de sefir le trimt
0 lungd 81 terbinto sdrutare
~Sculptind fdtpra-ti abld, moole uie,
Din marnurd 81 aur, o ,stdp1nd!
In cdpistec retH mele, snd,
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tn us din binda cOpiLdrie,
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La coapsele rotunde, fin tdate,
Pcrdute n falduri prinse cu rubinc,
tn idol scump din rremuri rechi, uitate . .
Dar tu nu esti de cit un ideal,
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Gel multi 81 mai aproape de pdmint,
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Icoana pea.trn care md frdmint
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