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Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
A Man May BE Down

When Abraham Lincoln was young
man he ran for the Legislature In Ill
inois, and was defeated. He next en-
tered business, failed, and was seven
teen years paying his bebts.
He was engaged to a beautiful young
woman-she died.
Entering politics again, he ran for
Congress, and was again defeated.
He then tried to get an appointment
in the United States Land Office, hut
failed.
He became candidate for the Unit,
ed States Senate, and was badly
beaten.
He ran for vice.president aud was
: once more defeated.
When you think of your hard luck,
think of Lineoln.-Amerlcan Legion
Weekly,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
Editor conrler,

Editor Courier, ff
West Liberty, Ky,
Dear Sir.
In answer to the Macedonian Cry
from Caney, about the Christmas eel
ebration, / thank that God I do
know the meaning of thisigreat -tiat.-
1t looks as though the people had
forgotten its meaning Rnd had for-
gotten their creator and forgotten
their regard for other men, women
and children.
4 say this abeut the "Cry." God
has prepared way. God, help those
who are trying TO be game enough
to report the names of those they
have seen drunk to the grand jury.
- - l.. y .....4 ......,4 III -. h, !.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
-. BARNEs oAsrLE,

editors n6tp Fhe Courier wants
70 commend sie, Sstle's courage in
stating that be' witT do what he can
openly. Tut tDe Courier insists that
the names of the witnesses ought to
be put in the subpoenas and have
them summoned before the court.
The commomcalths Attorhey as
sures ps that he win see that process
Is issued for the witnesses and placed
in the sherifrs hands. Send us the
names of the witnesses NOW so that
we can have them summoned.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
WaIker.Burton.

Z Roy Walker and Miss Maud Burton
were quitely married at the home Of
the brides mother on December 2S,
1920, Ed. Ned Jianninney officiating.
The groom is a prominent young bus
iness man of West Virginia, and bears
a splendid reputation.
The bride is the beautiful and ac,
compllshed daughter of Mrs. John Bur
ton, Of War creek, and is very popular
in that section.
The Courier extends to the young
couple its hearty congratulations.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

We'd MOther-in-Iaw and Stepdaughter.
a After obtaining a divorce from his
young wife, Walter Thoronton of Pa
dauah, Ky, marHed his former wife's
neither, who is ten years his senior
They were arrested for violating, the
Kentucky statute that "a man shall
not marry the mother OF his wife
The Judge dismissed the case on the
ground that the law would not be sus-
tanned by the higher courts, r. O.
Hayes, 80 years old of Binghamton,
y. Y. acceded to the request Of his dy-
ing wife and five days latter married
lhis 2O-year.old step-daughter, diyorc-
ed woman with son.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
Commercial Bank Elects Oalcers,

AT injecting Of the stock holders Of
the Commercial Bank, held at the
banking house of the Bank at. West
Liberty, Tuesday, Jan. a, the follow.
Ing officers were elected: go.
President, .,.,,,s.a... Floyd Arnett.
Vice President. ',ts....r,T. ], Elan.
casbier,..,..r.t-y,,,,...NC.K X, Stacy.
Directors;
Floyd Arnett, II. j. Elam, L. Y. Red.
wine, j. II. Sebastian, Q. X. Shcy,
Mrs. Floyd Arnett, j. d, whlteaker.
The new directorate is men of un-
questioned business ability and worth,
and this year is thought to be one Of
the best in the history OF this solid
banking Institution.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
PLEASE READ THIS.

We will in few days sepd out subscription statements
to- those 0 our Subscribers w6Eare in for their sub
na This is matter Of business and must be done in order to
keepsOur list within the provisions of the rulings of the post
Office department A.
a feWf-buttVery few--aveFbecOme offended because
have sent them statements rerng them that they,wer be-
hind with their subscription Ty have the wrong
idea sensitive about being "dunne" The houses with
which we do business send se ements Of accounts w
them monthly AnGf we moi prompt in settling they fol-
low VIII letter calling our aeaion to the matter Few,Of
i bHsiuess going, and because he amount they bhind
is so Small a sln they get careless about it, W
We hope That VINO recets statements viii get Offend
ed i is IRa reflection upon honesty, but gentle
mndef Tint Weeed the money; snd just as as it
yenaafwe wGsld be glad Il you frtuld remit
We do not stop tie Paper w5en your Subscription gels in
arrears ordered tOl practically
OrsuBscbeis promptly Ne realize fint il not al
e0nrenIt for yOut0 send money Immediately uDOn
reeeiptcf the statement wait long
e believe that the Courier has list of the most loyal
scrkgs Of newspaper in the Slate and few of them fail
to pay fhat our losses on subscription is negligible
the statements merely reminders that you are in ar
reafs and that will appreciate il il you will promptly remit
Cur overhead expenses than hundred dol
lars per mouth and must look closely after the collections
to kegour credit good with the peoe fsom Wiom we buy
Jf5or any reason y0naFe not prepared to ssd in the
amount you receive The siaement do So is soon
possible and we viii greatly appreciate it.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
oycr Sea- SoIdler Rronghl Homo.

The body of Eniry Igo, who was
wounded in June, 1918, in France, and
died soon ofcr from the effects, was
brought to this place for burial and
was Inferred in the Salyers cemetery
Monday, in the presence of the largest
crowd that ever attended burial
here.
Before going to Ennce Young Igo
was engaged to Mbs Nora Classify,
aud the young lady has be' =
a emory epd VII
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

]. w. Moore received letter from
his half brother, Ben, caSkey, of Val.
encia, Kansas, formerly Of wrlgley.
stating that his wife was dead after
eight weeks of sickness, leaving seven
children. one AN infant six weeks old
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

y We received a card announcing the
arrival at the home of Dennie T. Nick
ell, Mt Braeholm, w. Va, ON Dec. II,
q big boy-D. 4. Jr. The many friends
of Dennie at this place will send con
gratulations ON his being called dad
dy,'. N -.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Floyd and Chas. ID Aruett left
Wednesday morning for Charleston,
W. Va, on business trip. Floyd
will come from there TO Salyersville,
where Circuit Court ,convenes hext
week. -
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Walter Sebattain, who is ) teaching
the business department of the High
School at Morengo, ILL.,. returned y
his work after a visit TO his parents.
Judge andN Mrs, j, IL. Sebastian, dur
ing tpe holidays \ ]
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

s Mr., and Mrs. J F. Fhomas. of Farm
err City, H., visited lrciatives here dur
Ing the holidays, ME Thomas is,
making. good I'M the west and while
hero ,sold his property in Neal Valley
TO Cohiza, Helton.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

John L, Brooks, Of Elder, was '9l
town Saturday. John s L. is one of
our new subscribers, hut we think we
can keep him until the ncxt hot pollti.
cal campaign at least,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

MF, and Mrs. w, W. Fleenor, Of
Bristor.. %epn.who have been visiting
their daughtST;SAIrs. w. wv. Cartmen,
during the holida&s-,left Wednesday
for their home
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
.&f.Sol For asonn.Roxn 0rai6rs

The Wisconsin. Constitutional De,
fence ssNSsue has announced a nation
vide correspondence course in conjunc-
ton with the opening in Racine of
what Is said to he the first school IN
the country to train "soop-boxo ora
Tors to combat socialism on, It's own
ground. W. ~
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
Cora syrup Exnorls RrenL Rorord.

'llis 1910 this country exported over
2l5,o0O,o0O pounds Of corn syrup at an
average price of six cents a pound. Asl
a result fthe SUGAR famine corn syrup
which is distinctively anso American
has become a real substitute
and the output this year, owing to the
huge corr crop, win probably break
last years record
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

--r4e Th4e -zuTSeate isNhitting the key
mole Years asNTEG5 DUR -off the
trade from Morgan went to Mt Ster-
ling, but the building of the old L. &
u. railroad gave us an outlet by rail,
and Mt Sterling lost the greater part
Of our trade. The building Of hard
surfaced road would bring her into a
position to regain much Of her trade.
There is another chance for Mt Ster-
ling to sleep away her opportunity.
If good road is built to Morehead
before the one to Mt, Sterling, it will
hurt that place, for it will put us 30
miles nearer by good road to trunk
ltiis vital to both.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Born, recently, to the wife of. Ollie
Day, Of Leonard, big boys The
young Democrat was named in honor
Of his grandfather, Judge ]. II. Day.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

ollie Whit, Of Lykins, Magofhl
county, and who has just been dis
charged from oyetsca service In the
army. IS visiting his cousin, Mrs. Jas,
Z. oney.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

w G, Blair s Co, who had let
their stock Of merchandise get low
shelvesfaga with seasonable goods
bought fou the low markets.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Kelly Henry, who is worlsing in
Ohio, and Henry ELAN, of MagofIiip
county, are visiting G. p. Henry for
few days;
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Buford Murphy, of Hazel Green, was
in town Monday to get license tags for
his ForN y
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

MrsAand Mrs w. $. Potts, of Lang,
tley. spent the holidays with ithe lat-l
lter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis sScart-
NELL, and returned Monday e
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
Notice TO Subscribers.

We Wilt begin work in few days
on our milling list for 1921. As this
peeessitates the rccopying Of all the
names on our books Il may be that
ssome name might he overlooked. We
viii use all the care possible, but IL
You should miss your paper write us
immediately about Il so that the nlls-
sltake may he corrected
The re-eniry3tof more than i,gOO
~ task nnd with tkp
care some mime a
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Jas. X. Swango is confined to his
room with severe cold.
Joe Tom Lewis, Of Middletown, O.,
was here several ~ = business.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

FsidprSc, f. Testerman, of Nickel,
Isso@sfn town Monday MR. Testerman
win move ito yolho this spring to en-
gage in farming. We regret to loese
such a good citizen.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Mr. and Mrs John Day. of Middle.
town, 0hid, arrived here Fridar and
VIM reside here until work gets ter
at Middleetown. Mrs. Day is vis'eng
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox Ne,
CURE, for few days.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Allie Hovermale, who has been Wis
iting his father L. II. Hovermale. for
some days, returned to his work at
Middletown, Ohio. Saturday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

LIN Turner. who has beensworking
ae8he Jefferson Hotel at Jackson for
the past few months, has returned
homie and will not go back. :
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Fred and Ofen oalSly. who were
HON during the holidays returned
to their studies at The dental school at
louisville saturday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

L. p. Haney of Nickel, was istownl
Monday and szfid, the Courier Office a
pIedsant cali I, p. Il one Of the cou-
ricr,s best friends and called to see,how
our linotype was working.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

i. .B. May, a,Eecminent business. .mafs
of Fiat woods,.gas in.tdwn Saturday,
and gave isSe todrier a pleasant call
and 70 make his call more pleasant he
renewdd his subscription for another
year.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

II. X, Nickel, of Mlze, must intend
to add waders to his Ford He was in
Monday for license tags for 1921.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Waldeck Perry, ofsQuieksand, grand
son Of Uncle Ned Perry. of Pomp, was
"a guest of c, n, Nickel during the
holidays
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Ed. w. A. Hay, of War Creek,
preached splendid sermon at the
Baptist church here Saturday night
ahd Sunday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

j. M5Elam, of Elamton, was in town
Thursday and called at the Courier Of
flee and renewed his subscription,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
The New Dawn.

A year of exceptional promise begins
today Out of the blood and dust of
a contending world certain figures
arise victorious. The vanquished caus-
es lie unmoving, only the blessed An
taous of world peace arising again the
stronger for every time it is cast down
On all the earths great prblems light
world restored.
The Times, an optermist, in wish
ing everyone Happy New Year sub
mits the following evidences of "a
wordl restored.
The forces for peace among the ma
tions moves onward irresstibly.
Even those American Senators who
are more concerned about vindicat-
ing their assassination of the League
than achieving international concert
assert that some disarmament agree
ment must be worked out In 1921.
For the first time in months, an Of
fetal Of the existing British Govern
ment last night spoke words Of def
mite hope for peace in Ireland. While
the repOreted presence Of deValera in
the South does not bear out such rosy
forecasts, it is probable that Sir Ha-
mar Greenwood is speaking from
knowledge. y
III.
With the evacuation Of Fiume by
Don QuiXote" d'Amun2io, Italy has
RESTORED order. in her Government,
and the Just aspirations Of the Jugo-
fSla1s have been recognized. This
composes an ugly situation along the
Atlrlatfc in which there was seed for
wsrld travail.
@,Ti VI.
Wiiefer and less formidable is the
aspdtk55 tile Red Government of Rus
sia.@ @Me@s deportation of "Ambassa-
dorssss8artens by this nation and a
drmdYeEty foreshadowed by The
y IE,-nfsi stmier offer hope of fnal
e6odsNaastce Of Moscow rubbish. +
s y."ssl.
The financial MARKETS Enthusiastically
Fighting 9Hsdf The religgId which
must lnevltshay come when a Bdoyinf
object strikes bottom is plainly seen.
Within few weeks the paper pan
ic" through which this eopntry has
lust passed should be wholly dispersed.
and the excellence Of the Federal Re-
serve System as well as the soundness
Of our national resources will have
been striklngly demonstrated, -Edi:
torial in Louisville Times.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Glmn Keith, Of ei@eso stopped, over
in town Saturday emoute tossalt Lick.
to buy some work oxen TO use inhthe
oil fields.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Lee Mccain, of Lenox, was in town
Tuesday and loft us a nice order of
printing for his mereantile establish
ment.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
VOLUME II. No. 25.
God Roads in Eastern Kentucky.

Z Clay Cisco, good roads inspector,
has retllsHsta--ffom Morgan county
whersA rsTas a. guest of relatives dun
r1 an holidays, and brings news
'frN gshat section that should com
RslsgSs our most serious thohghrs.
Judge j. II. Sebastian, of tlre Morgan
county court, who has ms finger on
the pulse of the citizenship OF Morgan
county, saysynis people ave- deternin-
ed in TIE iH II good reads and it
is a oheS Sd bat road be con
structed fr6g\ Liberty, Morgan
county, to Nj Sterling. His people
have 200 or more automobiles that
are housed half of the year without
good roads, and even now, as Tar re-
mote as II ii, it would be an easy mat
ter to install truck and passenger
line from Morgan to Montgomery
through which we would send mcr-
chandise out while from the other end
they would bring their products in,
1t is now time that our people should
meet Morgan and intervening counties
half way. We believe the investment
would pay big, and that now is the
time to get busy Eastern Kentucky
wants to trade with us aud we want
to trade with them. Why not get
busy and secure the aid needed in con.
structing the road? The sooner we do
the earlier we would begin the reap
ing of belehts.-Mt Sterling Advo.
cate
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

DR. aud ldrs W. j. Oakley, Of
Bardstown, who visited here durina
the holidays, returned Saturday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Thomas DaEnis, of Blackwater, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. 0. P. Carr,
Thursday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

r. A. Baldwin is confined to his
room with severe cold.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

.Will Wells. who is working on, assl
oil wen at FSlcpn, spent the holidays
With homefoEks.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

will McMilIen, of Sand Gap, died
last week with pneumonia.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

A., NJ. Nickel has recently paozea
to the property purchased from Will
Conley, on Glenn Avenue.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

HIVE Dqnoghy, who spent the hol-
idaysein New York, has returned aud
is actively engaged in the work Of
putting the eassprtperty that, supplies
the town IN good crders Il hssplamed
to put gasoline compressor at the
wells qndsa pumgto increase the pres
nre, which ought to give-tis plenty Of
gas in all kinds Qf weather.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
J. w. Day, of Licking River, was a
business visitor in town Monday

Mrs. Jas. p. Vaey visited her sister,
Mrs, Charlie Reed, at Caney one day
.Iasi week I
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

w. II. Wells, of Licking River, was
in town SATURDAY. Negotiating with W.
c. Lacy in regard to moving an oil rig
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Hope sings such a sweet song that
we trust her when we know she Il
decetying us. = ~
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Mr.sehd Mts1, Clay Phipps have re-
turned from an extended visit to the
latter's parents at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

n H. CqrpeuNF, Of Yocum, was d
business visitor in town Saturday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Noah GrTaear, OF Greeor. was a bu ii
ness visitor in tCiWN Saturday,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Jonas Wells ofiIAcsing. River, was ip,
town Saturday " -D@slgcss !
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

yi,gnr Mcculrc,s o. liberty Road,
was in town saturdaySon business and
sent the Courier to his brother. Ollie.
at Proctor, lll, for a New Ycar'sIpres-
ent This isN presSnt that will be a
t.stunt remmder.s M
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
Auto Brnnks Into Home. :

An uato left Mt the tolr :
in Youngstown, ohlF VI q Teep nill
crashed MA cown the hill and
~ tha e/the home Of ]. A. Hughes
N,r. un Emily We're eating dinner,
-Man Ehes was pinned against the
y, w. -, killed. Almost. everything
= ON was demolished. y. !
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

y H. Pelfgcy, of Elamt9n, was. in,
town Saturday On business,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

II. A., Spurlock, special representa-
tive Of the Ford Roofing Products Co.,
of Chicago, spent the holidays with his
parents, W. l.. Spurlock, and sister,
Miss Emma. He returned TO his head
quarters at Louisville Friday for. q
sales meeting 4
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

Brethren, Il is such q abflpAt world
there is serieps danger tliot some Of
rs Will hlezo before pus appointed
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06

kw. NJ uenry, proprietor of R,var
sile,. Farm, SaNt cAieken, ,'fancier. was
In town ON .busihsss f1.prday. Wal
ter is a.i6arlied, man bnd,the chickens
he4iss lnmrestSa1 in bre ihrred Ply.
inelithN Rocks, and shbt theNkihd. that
m}St Of the young fellows fancy y.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
Reylre.. n Baptisi Church.

A revival meeting was leam at
the Bap dst church here Monday even
ing ava win continue indefinitely
%. Allison, pastor aud DIR.
m are the preachers..,,
inSpirntion to hear
gigantic In
experience OF
words ef this
NKN
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-06
N MOlher.in.InM and stepdaughter.

S. u. McGuIRE. PrIneipaI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
Turburdri|e din Belfast
81 Cork
81 ARMATA TRACE ASUPRA
MULTIMEI
Dol MoRT1' 81 3e RANITI.

BELFAST, 25 sept.-In tmpul turburaror de cri cand
aruncat mai multe bombe doua pesoane os omore
81 treizeci 81 sase ranite
Dol baeti 81 feta carl ucau pc strada fos rn
Gle goante ratacite in timpul lupte.
Fata fos ranta cand poa 81 alnata tras asupra
de pc Seaford Street.
Optsprezece rant fos dust la spitalu Victoria al
optsprezece la spitalul femeior.
In tmpul luptei carcuma
O bomba fost aruncata pc drumu Mewater care afa-
de teritoru pc sbucit turburare Aici rnt
sase persoane, ntre carl dol foarte gray.
Dupa versiune grup de unionst aruncat bomba
intro din Est Belfast scopul de al da foe
ca sa poata GU turburarile.
All dupa amaza sost ajutoare miare in Belfast 81
Sc crede ca ua rguroase sd previna ae
turburari.
CORK 25 Sept-Dupa declaratiunie mai mutor fruntasi
republican, aci danuieste aceasi situate nea
arnistitiului.
Cativa cetaen ntorcandu-se della adunare sociala
fost opr de anarmi pc sada McCurain 81 tratat
prime Femee ingroze fugt. In aceas tmp patrula
de cnci potst republican, fost acosat de pata
de polite engleza pc podul ST. Patrick.
Rcpublcni spun ca fost inurat 81 Ii s'a spus eete
vugar ost lovt basoane revovere Unul din 81
a fost impuns la brat baioneta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
D-SOARA HANAN A
MURIT

NEW YORK, &c Sept. = Ora
Mildred Hanan, nepoata marelui
fabricant de mcaltaminte, care a
fost impuscata Vineri de dina
Grace Lawes, o prietena eli, a
murit eri dimineata. Gu moartea
eli 81 Gu sinuciderea ucigasei, mis-
terul acestci drame a remas mere
solvat.
lnainte de a-si perde constiinta,
d-ra Hanan a spus ca John S. Bor
land, importatorul din New York,
care insotit-o pc drum cand fost
impuscata de dina Lawes nu este
implicat in tragedie 81 nu are nici
0 vina in cauza. Politia crede ca
calHa tragediei a fost gelozia.
Ora Hanan murit in bratele
mumei sale, D-na Grace Hanan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

Cititorii nostri au urmarit Gu
atentie 81 indignare destainuirile
'Daciei'' asupra tratamentului
salbatec la care sunt supusi peste
800 (trei sute) Gle Romani aflati
astazi in inchisorile Budapestei.
Din accle senzationale destai-
nuiri s'au vazut actele lnfiora
toare prin salbatacia 81 cruzimea
lor, savirSite din ordinul guver-
nului Horthy, impotriva Romani-
lor earl au avut nenorocirea sd
cada in ghiarele authorization
maghiare 81 Sd fie arestati sub
invinuirea inventata de "spio-
maj" 81 ''agitatii contra siguran-
tel Statllui ungar. 81 sd Sc notice
ca este vorba de invinuiti politici,
carl. char daca ar fl Gu adevarat
vinovati, nu pot fl supusi trata-
mentului aplicat dclicvcntilor or
dinari.
Ca un rezultat imcdiat 81 feri-
cit al campaniei noastre avem
satisfactia sd inregistram astazi
stirea ca guvernul dispus sus
pendarca liberarii pasapoartelor,
la consulatul roman din Buda-
pesta, pentru Romania. Gazetarii
maghiari earl S 'au dus grabiti 81
ingrijorati la consulatul roman
ca sd Sc informeze pentru opinia
publica maghiara, alarmata dc
aceasta masura, au primit ras-
Ipunsul cuvenit Gu adaugarea ca
dispozitia Sc va mentine pana Ia
eliberarea Romanilor din pusca
rifle Budapestei.
E de la sine inteles ca masurs
asia va avea imediat rezultatu
dorit, date find marble interest
ce Sc leaga in ungaria de liberia
tea de trecere pc teritoriul Ro
mahici.
Satisfacuti de rezultatul ime
dat al campaniei noastre drepte
nu putem de cat 1nregistra in a
celas timp 81 un success care nu-
al ''Dacief' numai, 81 al intregei