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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
CHINA DESIRES
To MANAGE OWN
AIRS, SAYS
President Says the Repub-
lie Does Not Want Inter-
ference From Other Coun-
tries; Country Solvent.

| Pekin, Nov. 18 (by the Associated
Press. China desire to manage
her own affairs without interfer-
ence from other countries was
voiced in interviews granted today
to Lord Northcliffe, noted British
publicist, by President Hsu Shih-
Chang and Premier Chin Yun-Peng,
Both emphasized their nations
need of money and both likewise
asserted that China was solvent
and able to win her way through
| if given the opportunity. Premier
Chin declared that China was look
| ing for the Washington conference
to give her tariff autonomy.
The president, who received Lord
Northcliffe at his palace, said:
\ "The opening of the Washington
conference has been marked by the
many suggestions advocating for
leigh control in China but such pro-
cedure would only cause further
difficulties and trouble. The
Chinese people should be allowed
to solve their own internal prob
lens. China's present troubles
should be regarded by foreigners
not only as peculiar to China but
as the natural step in the evolution
of the government established when
the monarchy was overthrown after
having been endured for centuries.
Similar difficulties were expert
enced in France after the revolu-
ton and England and the United
states also had long periods of
serious unsettlement before stable
administrations were completed.
"China would like foreign ma
tions to regard the developments
now proceeding with understand
ing and sympathy. The interest
of foreign powers in China Is
chiefly commercial and helptul
criticism of China and determin-
alton on the part of the powers 10
give her fair play will aid material
ly her commercial expansion ana
create opportunities of importance.
"China's present financial diff
culties are aggravated by the con-
ditions which have obtained since
the termination of the war. During
the war, foreign buyers operated
largely in the China market ana
were large purchasers of Chinese
products. Since the war these pur--
chases have materially diminished
and China has not yet been able
to make up the deficiency. She has
not contracted any foreign loans
during the last three years OF any
considerable amount. Also there
has been no particular investment
here of foreign capital and this.
coupled with the decrease in trade
of such staples as silk. tea and
the like. is responsible for little
capital coming into the country.
"China is in financial difficulties
but they are not insurmountable, !
and steps are now being taken by |
the government, which will enable |
the country to return to its normal
state within reasonable time des-
pite the troubles between the nortt
and south. These are expected to
be adjusted in due course.
Some foreign newspapers have
pointed out that the differences be-
tween the north and south are NJ;
differences between the people Of
those sections, but between persons
desiring to serve their own ends,
and this view is correct The peo.
Pile of China are sound"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
d DEER HUNTERS ARE
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Madison, Wis, Nov. 1S.-Ai-
though the deer season was only
five days old today, the toll of cas-
ualties among deer hunters was
already high. Yesterday and to-
day In the Wisconsin and upper
Michigan woods four hunters were
accidentally shot to death, and an
other one was seriously wounded
Two of the victims were mistak-
taken for deer and third for a
hear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19

preparing for no further statement,
but say they will be glad to answer
questions and explain their inter
probation Of their propositions.
A formal call was issued today
for the third public session of the
conference. which is to be held
Monday. Premier BRAND, of
France, is expected to speak to the
delegates on land armaments, In
which France is vitality interested,
laying down a formula that will
become the basis of discussion
later
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19

Washington, Nov 49, (By the Associated Press) -
Japans request for increase in che proportional
strength of her navy may lead speedily to plain talk
across the council table of the arms conference
The American delegation stands ready to dispute
stubborny any material change from the ratio set forth
in the American plan. That ratio, it emphasized by
highest authorities today, reflects existing proportional
strength and cannot be altered without upsetting
fundamental principle of the whole plan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
STORM KILLS EIGHT PERSONS

Wena, AK, NOV. lN.-Elghf
members OF the family of r, Il.
Weems at Wickes, Ark. twenty-slX
miles south of here. were killed
last night when the Weems home
collapsed during a violent storm.
All wires to Wickes are down, bur
1t is understood little damage was
done except on the Weems farm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
SNOW AT AMARILLO.

Amarillo. Tex, Nov. 1s.-Flur-
ries of snow fell here today, The
temperature dropped to 80 degrees,
the lowest of the winter. Fall of
the mercury within the next TWEEN
ty-four hours to from 10 to Is
above zero was predicted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
NOMINATION. CONFIRMED

Washington. Nov. 18.-The
nomination of Ellis l.. Dresel to be
American charge d'affaires at Ber
lin, was confirmed today by the
senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
MINI STAR RECOyERIyC

New York. Nov. 1S.-Marion
Davies, film star, who contracted
pneumonia several days ago and
was reported in a critical condition,
is ION the road to recovery" her
physician announced today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19

Our front page box Is given
over today to help the Univer
sity football game. We are glad
to extend this courtesy.
However Il vitality important
situation is pending with the
cattle and sheep industries.
Every reader should take
careful note of our special edi-
torial az the bottom of page
two today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
i, s, DELEGATION READY
To RESIST ANY ATTEMPT
To CHANGE NAVAL RATIO
PLAIN TALK ACROSS COZ Renee
COUNCIL TABLE is .ks;'EDECTED

Japan's Request for An Incrsssg in the Pro-
portional Strength of HeerF leet VIII Be
Disputed Stubbornly; Ca sst Be Altered
Without Upsetting amsntal Prin-
ciple of the Whole Plan, 44Llhorities Say.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19
WEATHER

WEATHER.
Denver, Colo, Nov. 1S.-New
Mexico: Generally fair Saturday.
warmer north portion. Sunday
fair; warmer southeast portion.
Arizona: Fair, Saturday ana
sunday; slowly rising temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-19

LOCAL REPORT.
Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at p. m. yesterday,
rpcnrded by the nniYnrsitY.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

a~ecmpanied me to the home OF MI.
and Mrs. w. E. Vaughn, 563 Seventh
avenue North, which he had secured Tor
my home while in the city.
Sunday morning found myself IN the
Bethesda Baptist church, Rev. n. c.
Parsons. pastor. The ll:00 hour WAS
1iven over to me. spoke from the
subject, .Repair Shop The discourse
seemed to have been at the right time
and place. All seemed to have enjoyed
il. The pastor showed that he is alive
to the needs Of the people. Bethesda
does mot seem to be the same church
from the life there is among the mem
bers. The attendance is indeed good
and they are a people willing to give
when q worthy cause il presented.
This church has splendid choir. We
are hoping to have that church to rep
resent in our next convention, July,
1921, in Omaha That church contrib
uted 1910
Sunday afternoon / found myself at
Mt. Zion Baptist church. A special pro-
gram had been arranged by the Mission
Circle Of the church The auolence was
a very appreciative one for an afternoon
service. It showed that wherever thexe
is leader the people will follow. This
church is awake. After the splendid
program, I was introduced by the pas
tor. Rev. Meyers. i spoke from the sub
iect: aThe Power of knowledge
The subject seemed to have created en-
thusiasm among the people. Rev. Myers
certainly knows how to arrange for a
field worker. His building is not large
enough to accommodate the people. He
is doing great work in Minneapolis.
The contribution of Mt. Zion Baptist
was s41.
\ Sunday evening I was at st. Peter A.
II. E. church. The pastor, Rev. ]. j.
Evans, preached a short sermon and
gave me an opportunity to present my
claims, which did. This church has
a good morning congregation, but poor
at the evening services, though from
what I could learn it has increased
since Rev. Evans has been pastoring.
This church contributed $500. This
wound up my rambIe for Sunday. Mon-
day evening i found myself at ST.
James A. M. e. church. Rev. Merrett,
IS pastor. Monday is usually poor
night for any service at the church.
This being my first visit, and
not known by any of the congregation,
not more than eighteen persons were
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03
Upham Brothers Company, Inc.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that the nm
designed have organized corporation
under the PROVISIONS of Chapter 1, Title
TX OF the Code of Iowa, 1897, as amend
"a. the articles OF incorporation OF
which. among other things, provide:
j. The name of the corporation is
Upham Brothers Company, Inc, and its
principal place of business is in the City
OF Des Moines. Polk county, Iowa
o. The general nature Of the business
to be transacted by said corporation
shall be that of . general insurance
agency. including accident, health, dis
ability, liability, burglary and FIRE IN
surance, and any other insurance ordin-
ariIy incident to and included under the
term Of general insurance. Said corpOr-
alton also shall have the right to sell,
mortgage. lease and deal in real estate,
also to buy, sell and deal in bonds, mort
cages and other securities, to borrow or
loan money, to purchase its own corpor.
ate stock, and to purchase, own and sell
the stock Of other corporations In
addition, said corporation shall have all
OF the powers incident to the convenient
transaction Of the business for which 1t
is organized.
3. The amount Of capital stock auth
orized is $25Y 10000 common stock, d.
yided into ESQ shares Of the face value
81 41OO. 90 each. All shares of stock
issued shall be issued only as ordered
by the directory board and shall be
fully paid mp when the same are issued
either IN essh or in property worth IN
cash the face value Of such shares.
5@ q The corporation shall commence
business on the LIST day Of January
1tz1. and shall continue thaxeafter FOL
Il period OF twenty years, with the righ'
ef renewal - provided by law. Th'
corporation may be dissolved at an
time BY m affirmative vote OF the stocl
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03
Editorials
(Bu Mrs. Ebert = Hall I.

IYNC6lNdS 1N 10<S = =
Tha Tinted States boasts the biggest,
greatest, highest, best, etc, OF nearly
everythiup-bur in some things it has
tbe worst In the eneviabie role OF
Ivn~hers. we Americans lead the world
81 far that NOT even the most lawiess
ra.ious can spvroach ms; we have the
field 70 ourselves.
IN the last wear there were sixty-one
fvnebsngs reported in this country. OF
these. fsr.y-two4were IN the south and
nina IN the north and west OF those
lyuebed ifty-three were Negroes-one
= woYDan-and eight were white q
II sorts of Of offenses were given as the
reasons for the lynehings; in eighteen
eases III was rape; in one ease II was
r,eersnp through window at woman,
and in another If was Insisting on rot
ing. j,
! record of ten Iynehings; Georgia had
nine: sfabama florida and Mississippi.
sever each; North Carolina, Oklahoma,
Minnesota and California boosted three
eask-and yarious other states had one.
Besides the slynehings, there were
ffty-six other cases where the .mobs
were prevented by firm seton ct the
authorities from carrying ont their will
q
the officers and seven of the lynchingers
were killed.
z Bad as the record for 1920 is, it is an |
improvement~over most former years 1t |
shows twenty-five fewer lynehings than
in 1915. For 1918 the number was six
~ four; for 1917, 50; for 1916. 81; for
1915. 90. The year 1912 was the worst |
for some time, as the toll that year was |
145; but many of this number were from |
race riots rather than deliberate lynch /
ings. In 1892 the total was POS, which |
was the highest for any year recorded
For the last twenty years the total
Iynehings were $3.50, or just about 100
q year on the average. At times the
lynehings have exceeded the number of
legal executions thus showing that lynch /
law has more potency among us than
the established law We also hold the
record among civilized nations for muir
ders, as we have homicide rate of |
about five year to each 10000 popula-
ton, or FIVE times what il is in British !
TERRITORY and ten times what it is in
countries.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

holders holding two-thirds of the stock
at that time issued and outstanding and
upon giving notice Of dissolution as by
statute provided.
S. The affairs of this corporation
/ shall be conducted by directory board
Of not less than one nor more than i've
directors may be fixed by the holders OF
common stock at any regular, or at any
special meeting properly called for such
purpose Until otherwise fixed, the
directory board shall consist of Eve
members. A. majority of the members
Of the directory board at an times shall
constitute quorum. The directors shall
be elected by the stockholders at the
annual meeting of the corporation to
be held on the third Tuesday after the
first Monday in January Of each year
beginning with the year 1922. Until
their successors are elected and have
qualified the directory board of this
corporation shall consist of S. w
Upham, Frank p. Flynn, e. p. Alex
ander, J. d. .Wallingford and G. E.
Snow, and the officers hsall be s. w
Upham, president; G. e. Snow, vice
president; e. B. Upham, second vice
president; e. p. Alexander, secretary;
and Frank p. Flynn, treasurer.
g. The highest amount of indebted |
ness 20 Wn1ens Enc corporation may AZ
any time subject itself shall not exceed |
two-thirds of its outstanding capital |
stock.
II The private property of the stock
holders of the said corporation shall be
exempt from liability for the debts of
The corporation, except to the extent
and in the manner provided by the laws
IL the state of Iowa
s. W. Upham,
c. e. Snow,
Incorporators.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03
RAMBLER.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 3.-Dear Edi-
tor Bystander: Since my last article I
took a ramble northward. / left this
city friday evening at $50 and Satur-
day morning at 9:25, found myself
in the city of Minneapolis, MINI, went
directly to the home of Rev. J. A. Ny
ers, $50 Sixth avenue North. / found
him and his wife looking for me. After
spending few hours in their home, he
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03
chamberlain's Cough
Remedy a Favorite

Chamberlain IS Cough Remedy is a
favorite with the mothers of small chill
dren for colds, Group and whooping
cough. Its pleasant taste and the prompt
cures which it effects has won the good
opinion of mothers everywhere. As this
remedy contains no opiums or other mar
cote it may be given as confidently to
baby as to an adult.-Adv.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

out. spoke from the subject: 6 Co
operation. This people gave $500.
I have a.standing Invitation to all of
these church. This was the most profit
able visit ever made to that city. Tues
day morning took another ramble OF
which viii not speak of now. You
may expect the rambler, any time, any
place.
C. w. Rodgers.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03
A Good Medicine for the Grip.
George w. Watt. South Gardiner, n

George ". Watt, South Gardlner, ne.
relates his experience with the grip II
had the worst cough, cold and grip and
had taken lot of trash of no account.
Chamberlain s Cought Remedy is the
only thing that has done me any good
whatever. I have used one bottle of it
and the cold and grip have left me- -
Adv.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03
For the Liver and Bowels.

For the Liver and Bowels,
when your liver and bowels beeom.
torpid pet~a bottle of Chamberlain
Tablets. They will tone up your liver
and cause a gentle movement of Nj.
bowels. They also improve the diees,
tion.--Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
"a foa1e2e mare cat 8 biserica.

"a foale2e mare cat 8 biserica.
Sa Va vad tovarasi:
Dand lovituri de secure,
ohitil din padure cilca la pa
inant pc soldati Gu sutele. Gu
f6alele cele ,ariase, cefalalt toya-
rxs zvirlea la suite de poste
gloante de fer.
Vazu fmparatnl ca nn poate
iupta cu astfel de oaneni 81 Sc
'dete ramas.
Flacaule, haide sa facem
pace. Iii dau pc domnita Gu sapte
shtc n1osii zestre.
Ms 81 facut., Flacaul dete dru.
inul celor patrn tovarasi incar-
cati Gu daruri. Tar el sd fnsnns CT,
domnita 81 traira fericiti 81 vor
mai Fl traind 81 acum de nu vor
Fl murit.
Trad. de: hsstsr Urechia.
(Rev. cop. 81 Tinerimii.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

Sliabilele eleinente turbulente h
deschid in fata celor mai insem-
hate proecte.
Opinia publica de Ia moi, din
tarile aTiate 81 din toath lumeA,
minus yrajmasii, nh numai eli
aproba aliantele acestea, dar lie
primesc GU un sentiment de usu-
rare, in locul llelinistei de eri.
In .ce priveste a doua chestiu-
ne, de sigur ca anumite drepturi
nevnlidate inca, r1u ne pot impie-
dica nici pc moi, nici pc vecinii
nostri aliati de a. ne ridica mai
presus de, ,orice consideratiuni
spre da esentiala preocupare
pastrarii operei reaiizate. Gu alta
tea sacrificii 81 evitarii rmor alte
dezastre, carl ar Fl fatale civiliza-
tiei. La timpul Ell, justitia ina
nenta va desavirsi toate diver
gentele, asa cum a actionat 81
pana acum.
Ceea ce este maj important dc
cat orr ce, este ca atllnci cand
inamicii invinsi spera reinvierea
din desbinarea invingatorilor, sta
tele centrale au constiinta natio-
nala atat de clara 81 puterea de
abnegatie atat de virtuala, i'm cat
pot oferi lumei spectacolul admi-
rabbi al unei uniuni mari 81 tari,
capabila sa mentie pacea, sd re-
ziste oricui, sd ocroteasca reface-
rea 81 desvoltarea lor 81 cont
nentului.
Este un titlu pc care istoria il
va aprecia la justa-i valoare 81 in
care Romania are partea eli, foarte
insemnata.
('Universul"D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
DIN PATRIE

Gu privire la lucrarile consi-
liilor Institute de guvernui ro-
man 81 bulgar pentru restituirea
vitelor ridicate de armatele bul-
gare din teritorul ocupat, trata-
tivele find incheiate, s'a numit o
supracomisie care ~sa primeasca
vitele pc carl Bulgaria nj lie da-
toreaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

~ IHCFcDaFc AUFcSdCd uc u-nul
Iuliu Maniu ministrului de ex-
terne, in comisiunea Camerei
pentru afacerile stl'aine, a adus
in desbaterile sale restrinse che
stiunea tratatelor incheiate de
Romania in ultimul timp.
Era 81 timpul ca, eel putin Q
parte dim Camera care sc resfata
in incidente fara rost 81 Sc impie-
dica dica de lucruri mici in dis
cutarea legilor fundamentals, sd
Sc ocupe nitel 81 de faptul extrem
de insemnat al asigurarilor pc
earl Romania a isbutit sa 81 lie
stabileasca cu reciprocitatea
covirsitului sau aport polite 81
militar - in contra primejdiilor
eventuale 81 in scopul executarii
stricte a tratatelor de pace.
Fruntasul ardelean ma avut nj
mic de Obiectat asnpra fondului.
Luptator din cei mai aprigi pen,
tru realizarea idealului national,
nimeni nu poate 81 nu trebue sd
fie mai simtitor ca dansul fata
de fieee act nou de consolidate
a unitatii neamului. Observatiu-
nile s'au 1nvirtit in jurul proce-
durei, adica daca tratatele de
atlanta mar trebui supuse in
preala'bil examinarii parlamentu-
lui, 81 daca ele n ar trebui cOndi-
tionate de rezolvarea in favoarea
noastra, a problemelor teritoriale,
de la granita Romaniei GU Ceho-
slovacia 81 GU Jugoslavia.
Ministrul de externe care, dupa
ce fost unul din campionii cei
mai inflacarati al politicei solda.
tie GU victoria tazboiului, 81 IA
cut insasi ratiunea existentei sale
politice din intarirea operei prin
aliante puternice in contra orr
carui pericol, lamurit prima
chestiune i'm sensul eel adevarat
Isl drept. Anime, pactul Societatii
Natiunilor, prevazand publicita-
tea tratatelor, pentru ca opinia
publica sd site ce drepturi 81 ce
datorii are, pc ce Sc bizue 81 ce
Use poate cere, n a mers insa pana
acolo Gu inovatia, in cat sa SUBJ
ordoneze deliberatiunilor parla-
iheiitare conventinnile in carl sta
|siguianta statelor, ci Tea Msat
tot fn caderea puterei executive,
IN contra Garcia de sigur ca Opt
niunea publica, atunci cand NO
aproba, poate reactiona prin mil
loacele legale 81 prin factorii re-
preventative.
De altfel, raportandu-ne la spe-
ia, ar fl 81 trist ca tratatele de
atlanta sa fie silite sd strabata
drumul urit pc care actualele
meravuri parlamentare 81 IRENE.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
= Pbveste frlncssa.

u1Vu NC tUVHdU ~ Va OsAuIu AuPIu
dim scare de frum0asa, el noaptea
81 xiua sc gandea fntr una:
1mi trebue . corabie, . co.
rabie care sd umble pc uscat!
Oar, vezi, ca nimeni pc lufAe
iiu era in stare sa-i indeplineascA
dOrinta akta.
Intro Ii imparatul puse pc un
ON Gu toba mare 81 strige prin
toate orasele 81 satele imparatiei
Bum !! Bum! Bum! Oameni
'buni, va instiintam ca luminatul
nostru imparat va da pc domnita
FLEA sa, de sotie, cu sapte suite
mosii, drept zestre, aceluia care
ii va aduce 81 darui o corabic
care sa umble pc uscat !'f...
Tocmai pc vrelnea aceea traiA,
fhtr TN catunas, o baba vaduvA,
leu trei feciori.
- Mama, zise Gel mai mare
dintre baieti, al auzit ce strigit
tdbasul? Sa stii cd. name eli
plec in cercetarea corabiei care
|olmbia pc uscat.
81 a doua ri pleca baiatui, In
revarsatul zorilor, GU d hita Il,
mana, ,traista la spinare 81 in&uh-
tru bucata de pane. Pc Ia
ameazi, Sc aseza langa un pnt, sa
fmbuce ceva.
Trecu un cersetor.
T Flacaule, II am mancat de
eri. De dragul Maicii Precistei
da-mi bucatica de pane.
- Cersetprule, vezi-ti de drum,
ca de abba am pentru mine, dar
sa-ti dau 81 tie.
Flacaule, unde mergi?
Baiatul dcte din umeri, raspun-
zand: IL
1aca, ma tiu 81 ell de nasnl
meu, lar sninarea Sc tine de mas.
= Flacaule, ell ti-am vorbit
frumos; tn de ce ma lei peste
picior?
- Stai, sa-ti spui: umblu dupii
|xtramhrari (cracusoare).
- De stramurari sa tot al
parte! - ii nrla cersetorni 81 Sc
departa.
ispravind bucata de pane, ba-
iatul pleca inainte.
Pc insarate, fiamand rau, alum
Sc in dreptul unei carciumi.
- Q bucatica de pane, zise el
carciumaruiui, fie-ti mila, ca te-o
rasp1ati Maica Domnului.
- Pleaca de aci, ticalosule!
81 arunca in el GU o stramurare
Fkcaul . ridica de JOS.
- Buna e 81 asta..
Si-si nrma calea inainte.
o suta de zile umbla, band apl
|din puturi, mancand burhieni s.
poame salbatice. Cand Sc opria
mort de foame, pc pragul unei
case, cerind bucata de pane
stapinul easel ii striga: { ni
- Vezi-ti de drum nevoiasule
Si-i arunca o stramurare.
Baiatul 0 Ina, soptind.: Bnna
si asta..
In 4 ,Snta Ii strinsese o suta ds
Istramurari, dar nu af1ase ct
eauta.
Sc intoarse acasa.
Eli, maica, al gasit corab;a
care ufXbla pe uscata
- Mania, nam gasit t1ecat /
sdta de strxmurari. tJita-ie. Dai
ed ha ma mai misc de acasa.
Baiatul cA Mijiocin pleca 81 i
IN cautarea corabiei care umbli
lp1 ascat. I-se intiihpta tocinai Z,
fStelai mai mare, nuhhai ca II
sht6afst acasx I'd 3 suta de fuse
/ Acutn vs1hi rihdul baiatuani ce
wal hfic. Tot "a fua = 90 bScatl
ide pane ii desasi, = s6ta IN mana
hi " Asteriiu Ia drum. Pe !,
1Gatfazi se aytza l1Aga un put, !,
aAd& M-ti mAr1ace panes. |.
! Mta Cd tsecs ,in cei'setof.
! - FIatahle, ihi-e hoane. fa.t
rohslia 81 is.hi y farfma III,
fp1neA u, Ia tsN dAfhi Maic,
ePftttiSt6 cu i,Uii0A