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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
STATE VI, c. 7. J..
CONVENTION An
EPOCHA[ EVENT
State President Returning
From Santa Fe Meeting
Gives Account of Sessions
at Capital.

The thirty-eighth annual con-
vention Of the New Mexico Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union,
held in Santa Fe last week, was
one of the epochal conventions In
the state organization. according
TO Mrs. N. j. Strumquist, state
president, who returned from the
convention this week.
Assembled to administer affairs
of the or 7nization and particular
~ to launch a vigorous campaign
for law enforcement, and pro-
gram to promote public interest
in universal peace and the con-
ference on disarmament Of nations
also to consider methods OF con-
Quoting the Frances f.. Willard
school for girls on larger scale, IN
conferees at the convention had the
time crowded with business that
kept the sessions till midnight sew
eral evenings.
Speakers of note on the conven-
ton program were: Attorney Gem
eral Harry Bowman, who discussed
law enforcement: former Lieuten-
ant Governor Pankey. who also dis
coursed on law enforcement; Judge
Reed Holloman, whose theme was
"The Disarmament Conference
and also "Law Enforcement Dr.
Edgar L. Hewitt, head of the
American School of Research ana
the state museum.
State superintendent OF the w.
C. T. u, who made impressive re-
ports of work accomplished the
mast wear, ere: DR.. Evelyn Frisbie,
department of health; Mrs. X. +.
Donohoo, department of legisia-
ton, assisted by Miss Stella sloan
of this department; Mrs. Z. W.
Dishman, department of prison re-
form: Mrs. Hattie Merc,r, state wee
president elected to department OF
Americanization on the merits OF
a mission school and W. G. L. u:
"neighborhood center" conducted
by w. C. T. U. of Carlsbad for
Spanish speaking women and chill
dren, most of them recently ar
rived residents from old Mexico;
Mrs. w. e. Lindsey. an excellent
report on anti-cigarette activities
under child welfare department;
flower mission activities OF the
Ration union and social morahty
and other lines of work by CLOVIS
union: law enforcement help by
Magdalena union; generous sup
port of Frances f. Willard school
by Clovis, Santa Fe. Belen, Ration.
Tucumcari-in fact, all unions OF
the state in this last branch or
work proved remarkable activities
throughout the state.
To Carlsbad the banner union IN
membership went first honor for
members and work. Santa FeI
union has the credit Of doubling its
membership since February. The|
state organization has more than
doubled membership since Janu-
airy l. ,,,
Reports of Frances E. Willard
school board brought enthusiastic
applause. Mrs. d. A. Portertleld'
treasurer of the Frances p. VIII
lard school, received public ana
private praise for able accounting
OF finances, that show gratifying
status of affairs of the institution.
that operated last year in small
wsv in a cottage at Belen. Reports
show there are 131 girls applying
for admission to the school; that
contributions are being received
from all the state chapters, from
individuals or state unions of four
states besides New Mexico. ana
from individuals or societies or
every denomination in this STATE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
SH0PMEN VOTE
AGAINST STRIKE; WILL
AWAIT BOARD DECISION
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where the big four thought they
could drag us along with them.
I'VE put the question up to
them: If we so along with you,
does it mean that there won't be
any settlement until the settlement
is satisfactory to all"
THE brotherhoods answered
that we couldn't expect them to do
that and when they got a satisfac-
tory settlement they would return
to work. When men sit down at
the table with you and look you in
the eye and tell you that when
they get theirs they'll le&Se you
and let you go your own way. then
l tell you, you had better go your
own way first,
1.-THE brotherhoods counted on
our trade-union spirit to go along
with them. But when their Coop
GRAFTON in that spirit fails to go
beyond their own group. then we
must take care of ourselves.
I'VE felt the injustice of a wage
decrease without a corresponding
reduction in rates; that is profit
teering at the expense of our living
standards, but the pending ques-
ton of rules is of even greater i'm
portance." ss-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
TEXT OF JAPAN'S NOTE
TO CHINA ON SHANTUNG
DISPUTE MADE PUBLIC
CONTINUED from Page one.)


having been duly taken note of by
the Chinese government, they are
deemed to be fully cognizant of the
effects produced by the Versailles
treaty 1t will be remembered that
the Chinese declaration of war
with Germany was made in August
1917, when more than two years
had elapsed since the transfer of
former German rights to Japan had
been fully recognized by China in
virtue of the Chino-Japanese treaty
concerning Kiao Chow and other
matters.
"The Chinese contention, there
fore, that the rights of lease ex-
pired entirely as a natural conse-
auence of the Chinese declaration
of war against Germany may be
said to be tantamount to wholesale
abnegation of treaties in existence
as we'll as of all established facts.
"As regards the Chinese suggestion
concerning the Shantung railway,
it appears she intends to place its
MANAGEMENT under her own con-
troll and to leave for the time be-
ing one-half of the whole value of
the railway unpaid. Japan, while
entertaining no intention of oper-
ating the railway exclusively by
herself in any manner. is unable. in
view of the railway conditions OBJ
tanning in China, to concur in the
suggestion that the railway man.
agement should be left entirely In
the hands of the Chinese govern
ment.
1.-THE Shantung railway was OPP
Grated by Germany alone so long
as it remained in her hands. and
Japan has taken it over from her
at the sacrifice of lives and treas
ure. Further, it was in September,
1918, that 1t was arranged between
China and Japan to operate the
shantung railway as their joint
enterprise.
1T is to be observed that the
reparation commission, after hav-
ing duly appraised the value of the
Shantung railway. together with
mines, placed 1t to the
credit account of Germany with
view to setting it off against the
indemnity to be paid by that
power. It is, therefore, admissible
China should claim to retain one
half of such railway properties In
her hands without conditions.
"As regards the Japanese pro-
posal relative to ~ublic property of
Germany, the Japanese. while
ready in principle to restore the So
called administrative public prop
erty to. China, have no intention of
retaining all other public property
in her hands, her wish b ing to
make a satisfactory arrange.
ment with China looking to i'm
partial disposition OF such prop
erty."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
s UNIONS REFUSE TO
JOIN WITH "BIG FIVE"

Chicago, Oct. 20 (by the Associ-
ated Press. Officials of unions
with more than half of the rail
employees of the nation in their
membership tonight announced that
their men will not be authorized to
join the big Five" organizations
in the strike called for october so
in protest of wage cuts.
Announcements that they would
not Join in a walkout came from
eight of the eleven standard rail
unions which for a week had been
Withholding final strike decisions
although in most of them the MEM
bers had voted overwhelmingly to
quit work rather than accept q
recent 1914 per cent wage reduc-
ton authorized by the railroad
labor board. Only one of these
eleven groups now is determined
to stand by the big Five" 1t was
announced, but two other have not
yet taken final .actiono
Following announcement by
heads of the six shop crafts organi-
cations controlling 100000 men,
that they would not sanction a
walkout, leaders of the $4,000
maintenance of way employees and
of the $4,000 stationary firemen, at
an executive meeting voted to
withdraw their authorization of a
walkout, leaving only the 75,000
railroad telegraphers positively
with the Big Five" Chieftains
of the $4,000 clerks will make
their decision tomorrow and the
signalmen, $4,000 strong, also are
yet to act.
Officials of the clerks said to-
night they probably would not au-
thorize strike at their meeting,
scheduled tomorrow, thus indicat-
ing, union leaders said, that a
strike, if it materialized, would af-
feet less than one-fourth of the
country's railroad employees, being
confined to the switchmen, con-
ductors, firemen. engineers, train
men and the teIegraphers. The
organizations which decided not to
Join an immediate Walkout Will
take new strike votes after an eX-
.pected labor board decision in re-
gard to rules and working condi-
tons. it was said.
Action of these organizations
was said by labor leaders to be the
most serious anti-strike blow yet
given the big Five" unions, which
have called strike. 1t came with
bomb-like intensity when it had
been believed that the eleven
groups would follow in with the
big four brotherhoods and the
switchmen, although several lead
ers were counseling delay.
The maintenance or way union
and the stationary firemen's organ
ization took action following the
announcement by the shop crafts,
Timothy Healy. president of the
stationary firemen, met with T.. f.
Cradle, maintenance of way pres
ident, and B. NJ. Jewell, shop crafts
head, and informed Mr.. Jewell they
would hold back their men pending
the labor board rules decision.
The action was said by the chiefs
to have been almost a personal
victory for Mr.. Jewell, who has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
FINANCE BOARD
BACKS MEETING
HERE ON MONDAY
(By The Associated Prassa

with due regard to the safety of
the loans and the standing of the
management.
ut should be understood that
the first purpose OF such company,
IL formed. is to take care of excess
loans which country banks cannot
handle on account of legal limita-
lions. Capital required should be
left to local Judgment hut the en-
terprise should not be started on
small basis. Sincerely hope that
you will be abe to obtain full CO.
operation not only OF bankers
in New Mexico, but also pub
lie spirited business men and
citizens who naturally are
interested in anything that af-
fects so vital'y the welfare o. the
state. Best wishes for success Of
meeting. Shall greatly appreciate
it If you will keep me advised OF
DEVELOPMENTS.
EUGENE MEYER, Jrr
chairman War Finance Cor
poration."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
OPENING STATEMENT
IS MADE BY COUNSEL.
FOR MRS. S0UTHARD
tBy The Associated Press. ,

Twin Falls. Idaho, Oct. 22.-1n
a brief opening statement today,
Attorney William Guthrie. of coun-
sci for the defense in the case Of
LYDIA Meyer Southland outlined the
testimony with which her attorneys
hope to clear her of the charge of
first degree murder.
The statement promises no new
features in the way of testimony
offered by the prosecution.
The opening statement followed
several hours of motion and coun-
ter motion by prosecution and de-
tense. Motion for ten day con-
tinuance by the defense was de-
MED. All evidence with relation
to the death of Robert c. Dooley,
the woman's first husband was
stricken from the record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
NEGOTIATIONS OR
REFUNDING MEXlC0'S
FOREIGN DEBT FAIL

Mexico City, Oct. 22.-Negotia-
tions looking to the refunding Of
Mexico's foreign debt and re-estab-
lishment of the nations credit,
which has been going on between
Thomas w. Lamont and Adolfo de
la Huerta, secretary of the treas
ury. for two weeks. have apparent
ly failed of practical result. Mr..
Lamont is en- route to New York
City, and, It is said, he has no evil
dent intention to return here inn
mediately.
It was learned by the Associated
Press that Mr.. Lamont would re-
port to a group of American and
European bankers about october
80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
COMPANY IS FORMED
TO GET RELIEF FOR
STOCKMEN OF STATE

Santa Fe, oct. 22.--The North
ern New Mexico Loan company
formed to get relief for stockmen
under the agricultural credits act
filed articles of incorporation at
the corporation commissions Of
fices today.
The company's authorized capt.
tai stock amounts to 100000 and
it begins business with 100000
subscribed by ]. Van Houten, RAJ
ton; ID. T. Hoskins, East Las Vegas;
George H. Hunker. East Las Vegas
Levi A. Hughes, Santa Fe; Ernest
Ruth. Ration, the incorporators.
THE company's office is at East Las
Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
MOTHER! OPEN CH|LD's BOWELS
WITH CALF ORN|A F|G SYRUP"

Millions of mothers keep cali
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They
know teaspoonful today saves
Your little one will love the
sick child tomorrow. Ask you drug
gist for genuine California Fig
Syrup" which has directions for
babies and children Of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say california" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23

You little one will love the
"fruity" taste of California Fig
syrup even If constipated. bilious,
irritable. feve-.sh, or full of cold.
A teaspoonful never fails to cleanse
the liver and bowels. In few
hours you see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the sour
bile. and undigested food out of the
bowels and you have we'll. play
full child again.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
BULGARIAN MINISTER
OF WAR ASSASSINATED

Sofia, Bulgaria. Oct. % (by the
Associated Press. M. Demit-
rolf, Bulgarian minister Of wal
was assassinated today while mo-
toring near Kosterdil, a resort for
ty-three miles southwest of this
city. His chauffeur and two com
panions also were killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23

been fighting a walkout for !. week
1t also was said to preclude the
possibility of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor taking any serious
part in the proposed strike, the
standard" unions belonging to the
federation while the brotherhoods
are indepoNdent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
T.& c. EMPLOYEES
HAVE ACCEPTED
OPEN SHOP PLAN
Railroad Board ReIinuuishes
the Jurisdiction It An
nounced 1t Had Assumed
Over Louisiana Line.
(By The Associated Press,

Chicago. Oct. 22(by the ASCOT
ated Press. 1.-The United States
railroad labor board announced to-
night that it had received word
that the employees OF the fremont
and Gulf Railroad company. a six
mile line in Louisiana.
had accepted the open shop and
that consequently as there was no
dispute, the board relinquished the
jurisdiction It yesterday announced
it had assumed over the road.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
WINS WALKING RACE.

Denver, Colo, Oct. 22.-Eugene
Kelly of Denver today won the
first annual walking race under
the auspices of the Denver Times,
by walking distance of three and
one-half miles in thirty-five min
utes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23

John W. Weeks and KuEtum bey.
This photo was taken Just after
Secretary of War John W. Weeks
had presented a handsome silver
trophy to w. R. Brown Of Berlin,
N. H., owner of the beautiful Arab
standard bred horse, Rustum Bey.
The animal finished first in the re-
cent army endurance test for cav
airy horses, a 300 mile trip at sixty
miles a day. Only six of the seven
teen starters in the lace were able
to finish.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-23
SMALL PREDICTS
REELECTION OF JOHN
HYLAN AS N. Y. MAYOR

CONTINUED from Page one.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16
Monta|itatea Inaghiara

surditate sd voim a face rOmani
din minoritatile noastre etnice.
MOI lean asigurat depline drep-
turi rationale, culturale, confe-
sionale, 81 pima acum mime nici nu
"a atins de ele - afara de un
singur drept care nu poate re-
veni decit natiunei romano, acela
al Statului national.
Eli bine, umgurii noStri, intaia
lor actiune politica, par a o in
drepta tocmai pentru realizarea
Statului in Stat, caci ce alta poa-
te insemna autonomia politica pc
care revendica pentru nationa-
litatca lorg Si ce alta poate in-
SIENNA relevarea atitudinei poll
ticianilor maghiari carl, IN ulti-
mele zMe ale prabuSirii ,nonar-
hiei Austro-lmgare, ar ii fost
gaia sd ne dea noua o astfel de
autonomie politica?
Hotaririle de la Alba-Iu 81
tratatul despre minoritati par a
nu interesa de loc pe ungurii
nostri, eli vislesc de la inceput cd.
tire armuri care nu Sc pot atnrge
Iata pentru spuneam ca mentali
tatea mgureasca de All face v7ll.
nerabila chestiunea maghiara pen
tru eli insist.
Caci in lOc sd Sc QrganiZeZe in
| cadrele drepturilor existente 81 sd
pOata ajunge de la mceput la re
| zultate practice pentru eli 81 folio
sitoare pentru tara, eli ridica {
pretentiune pc care insist stu
| irealisabila, pentru putea vorb
pc urma de persecutiile la care
sunt supusi, 81 tinea destep1
sentimental iredentismului in so
| cietatca ungureasca de la moi. E
fara indoiala, politica acelora ca
| re nu din convingere ci numa
| siliti recunosc Statul national ro
man :1.i n
'Patria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

Find, sarac; fratesu il ajutase
cit studiat i'm Paris 81 oind s'a
reinapoiat depindea tot de Ell, 81
find Gu vre-o zece ami mai mare,
avea pentru el 0 deosebita consi-
deratie.
In vederea unei situatiuni bu-
ne, fratesu, 81 mai Gu seama cum
nata-sa ii pregatisera o partid4
buna, flea unui mosier bogat, ca
re ii aducea o zestre de trei suite
de hectare de pamint, Q jtlmatate
million in numerar 81 o pereche de
case in Barcenolette. Cumnata -sa
Il si puse in current, dar prea tar
ziu. Inima lui era robita de Ma
ria si ca sd nu mahneasca pc fra
tesu 81 pc cumnatasa, le spuse ca
ar dori sd coupe vre-O slujbd
inainte de q. Sc casatori. j
Nor Gu tine de gil dac8 iii
caaci jnramintele 81 ma paraaesti"
ii spuse Maria cfnd AHA faptul q
el se jura ain noll, pc InemOria
parintilor l.li, ca n . " parasi d
pc data &c W ii numit profsaor
ds 1iceG 3oc6l, se vor c6satdSrsif:
Cnmnstk ~ afl6 inqk A csaldnd
adsyirsta eeaz1 ! sssinki T. / 4 4 4 Az \ 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16
coNyocARE

Presidiul Societatii ''Leul' din
Salem, Ohio 4Convoaca pc tot
functionarii 81 membrii sal din
loc 81 jur, pentru a lua parte la
sedinta Gen. de ) luni care sc va
tinea Gu ziua de 19 Martie !. c
1921 lin Hala Societatii ''LeIl'
din ia Depot Str.
1. Deschiderea sedintei de catre
Presedintele Soc. la orele 9 a. m
2. Pc linga altc puncte foarte
interesante de rezolvat va urma
81 Raportul controlorilor pc timr
de } luni trecute.
3. Stunt rugati toti membrii
Soc. 'Leul att din loo cit 81 dil
afara, care inca nu si-au rena'
poiat Statutele cele vechi pipd
acuma sd faca tot posibilul pen
tru ale renapoia pima la sedinta
sus amintita pent1.u a primi pr
,cele nouT care lie avem gaia. Lar
cele vcchi lie vom trimite tOate la
seer. Gen. loan N. Sufana. Alatu-
rat 81 costul de 1Oc; de fiecare
In speranta Cd onor. functionari
81 membri va luia la cunbStinta
aceasta COMOcare find stric:
obligati pentrn a Sc prezenta Ia
timp. Scuze nemotivate sc va
amenda conform Statutelor locale
litera H. Presidiul.
(SO & 6C)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

padure ca o nebuna. NJ s'a res.
yratit, nu Ia respuns nici o vorba
in respar, pima cind intro seara
muma-sa l,lind-o Ia cearta s'a
iritat att de tare ca la tras q
palma, priYa palma pc care Q
capatase in viata Ell. A vazut. nu.
mai rosiu inaintea Ell, nu ia zis
mimic, aplcat-o de mijloc 81
trfntind-o in mijlocul easel sezut
pc ca 81 ia umplut ceafa de
pumni, Gu toate tipetele ei, pima
cfnd 9 lasst-o in nesimtire 81 esind
din casa, s'a pvs pc fuga pin4 Ia
preotul satsllui, cdruia ii apuse
ce-a facut 81 Cd ca nu se mai duce
acaa6.
Preotnl, care Q iabea foerte
multi pentru barbatia ei 81 xilints
care 10 d - - fn~ete, cetind
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16
rARMx rErr1Nx DE vnszARx

155 de Acare pamant de clasa A.
i. in Sullivan County Pa; Casa
Gu 8 camere, Barn Gu incapere de
10 de vite 81 toate Bildingurlle
necesare pentru intreprinderea
agricola pre- cum fenturi noui
unde poti tinea fel de vite, OF,
etc, Bildingurile singure sunt
vrednice pretul farmer peste tot
Apa de isvor curgatoare prin
pasune, ca prin muntii Carpati.
Loc pentru fel de galite Pemarie
frumoasa din care pot face otat
saidar etc; Padure de tot felul
de lemnc 81 G sirop zahar etc.
Aproape de Storuri, Scoala,
Moara, Biserici, vecini blmi drum
etc: Zarzsvaturi de tot felul
varza creste so funti capatina
morcovi 81 inciuri in grosime
Finatul foarte bun Trifoiul cost
de . ori pc an. China foarte buna
mai potrivita ca III Ohio. Pretll
numai $655O.- 81 numai pima Ia
$2OOO.-- Cash, restul i'll Payment
de $500 ) pertente annual. S'av
in schimb Gu proprietate din oras
Gel interesati sd va adresat IL
Proprietarul, nu aveti de-a face
Gu Agent. Eu : Gu placere mers
de-a va demostra aceasta farmi
pc care nu poti cumpara mic
cind 81 'nici unde GU astfel d'
pref.
GEORGE GABOR
5414 Detroit Ave. Cleveland, o
(6O-66).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16
E[!{::1l2:|i}3
1T1 DA PUTERE, INTARESTE
NERvI, PUR1F1CA SfNoELE
LA BARBATI 81 TElGEI.

Fiecare organ 81 functie din
trup depanda din forta-nervilor.
NugaTOne este eel mai bun pen.
tru SINCE 81 intareste nervii. A.
ceasta este compusa din 8 mede-
tine care sunt cele mai sanatoase
81 recomandate de toti medicii
cei mai buni.
Durere de stomac, collstupatie,
dispepsie, indigestiune, durere de
cap, dureri la ficat, gas in sto-
mac, un gust amar din stomac,
albeata pc limba, varsari de We
min, calduri, boala de stomac, du-
reri din raceala sau alte suferin-
te sunt foarte uSor vindecate
prin aceasta medetina Nuga-To-
ne. Iti da pofta de mancare, te
ingrasa, te face sd dormi bine
intr 'un cuvint te face sd te simti
indeplina sanatate. Nuga-Tone
stimuleaza 81 intareste toate orga-
nele vitale Aceasta medetina des-
volta 81 da prtere la barbati 81
asemenea ajuta ca femeile sd fie
mai sanatoase 81 frumoasc.
i Mi de persoane foloseste acea-
sta medetina Nuga-Tone.
Tale acest anunt afara, dute Gu
el la orr ce farmacie 81 vel capata
O sticla de NugaTone daca nu vel
fl satisfacut inapoiaza-l la farma-
Gle 81 vel primi banii inapoi, daca
MI vel capata aceasta medetina
la farmacie trimete un $1.OO la
moi 81 vel primi un tratament pen
tru luna de zile spesele postale
lie platim moi.
Druggist: You can get Nuga-
Tone from your jobber or from
the National Laboratory, $50 So.
Dearborn Str, Chicago. ouaran-
I, teed. Retail price $1.00.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

toriei Gu flea bogatului mosier 81
III spuse barbatului Ell, ca Andrei
Medium dupa Maria 81 e mai mult
ca sigura ca Sc iubesc, 81 prefec-
tului Use increti fruntea 81 era
gaia. Sc isbucpeasca sd faca un
sca1t31l, daca null oprea nevasta-
50, spunindu-i ed Gu scandalul nu
va ajunge Ia nici un rezultat Cd
Andrei iubeyte Ia exaltare 81
Etrebue lucrat Gu dibaeie ca sal
poata desparti, 81 ezpuse planul
Ell, pc care barbat-su il gasi admi-
.rabiI si convelira sal execute.
Sofia prefectului scrise char in
ziua acea scrisoare lunga veri-
9oarei sale, starita manastirei St.
Agnes din Toulouse, si peste trei
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