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Speer, Glib, Mex Of SEA $500.
Smith, NJ. s., Begging at the NV
corner Of Sec. 10, Tp. 6 NJ, r.
3 W., B. NJ, thence w. LOG #.
thence S to C. Canal, thence N.
n degrees "a minutes E LOG IT,,
thence N. 70 degrees SO min.
utes E. 1895 IT,, thence N. SO
degrees 10 minutes E. 1859 It.
thence s. 81 degrees SO min
utes f. 127 it., thence S. rs
degrees Z minutes f. 251.S it.,
thence S. 81 degrees II minutes
w. 1871 it., thence So. SO de-
grees 56 minutes F.. 1916 it,,
thenceN. to F. Co. ditch thence
N. SO degrees so minutes w.
975 #, thence N. 70 degrees 20
minutes w. 517.S it., thence N.
80 degrees Sc minutes w. 1914
IT., thence N. % degrees min
utes W, 476.S #, thence w. "A
# to place of beginning ..........
Central Mesa School, 2 A. in NE
Cor. So of NEH Of SEA ......
Schoenheith, Ed, Wa Of SWA
VI NE -
Steunenberg, Carrie, SWA Of
NEA ...-.--.......-...---..-.-----
Tucker, W. E., sen of SEA of
NEA ...-.....-...-..-..-...-..-.-.
lansing, H. H., ny of SEX -.
rennyson, E., EM of SWA ......
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Name and Description of Property

minutes w. 1855 it., thence N.
II deg. IL minutes w. 202.3 it,.
thence N. 81 degrees 10 minutes
w. S7.7 IT,, thence N. 80 de-
grees w. GIL it., thence S. 80
degrees l3 minutes w. 1898 IT,,
thence S. so degrees 33 min
utes w. 59.7 it., thence N. 81
degrees % minutes w. 1858 IT,,
thence S. II degrees / minute
w. 1928 IT,, thence S. l de-
grees II minutes w. 1878 it.,
thence s. SO degrees 33 min
utes f. 509.2 it., thence s.
AZ degrees 81 minutes E. 1914
It, thence f. 1898 #. to place of
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Nane and Inscription Of Property

degrees 8 minutes w. l47.2 IT,,
thence SO. % degrees 80 min
utes e. 215.s IT,, thence 80 de-
Rrees 90 minutes 4. 1906 f.,
themes. SO degrees 48 minutes
r. 1886 IT., thence s. 460.3 H.,
thence 80 degrees IL minutes
w. 177,3 IT,, thence SO degrees
IL minutes W. 1898 IT,, thence
IL degrees 8 minutes w. 1888
IT,, thence IS degrses 80 min
utea w. 1897 f.. thence N. 30
degrees 20 minutes w, 1885
IT,, thence N. 81 degrees II
minutes w. 340.s it,, thence N.
80 degrees 10 minutes w. s8.6
f., thsnes 80 degrees "a minu-
tea w. 64.2 IT to place Of be-
ginning ...--.-.-.--.------.-.....---.-
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Matthiassen, n. B., Beginning at
the Sc corner Of SEA of NEA
Sec. 90, TIP. 8 N, r. 2 w. B. NJ.
thence 2I1.5 II, thence N. 20 de-
Rrees 81 minutes w. 1888 it,
thence N. AZ degrees 20 min
utes W. 245.6 IT,, thence No.
II degrees IL minutes w. 202.3
IT,, thence N. so degrees, 10
W. e7.7 IT,, thence N. 80
deg. w, Gil IT,, thence S. SO
deg. 10 min. W., N. AZ deg 2s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

cleveland =: Boston. 4.
Now York. +. =. Louis. n.
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MCDONALD WINNER Of
"MET" GOLF TROPHY

Kount Vernon. y. z. July cS-Rob
McDontlG. - "h.,ar". won -" Metro
pclitan o3e- 60! Fam =. or~hiN on III
Inks 90 49,. <.v-a-ov country club her"
today. GOVERNS mo - holss m 29G
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis ): To,cHo
Milwaukee" ?. Louisville :.
s. raui-'o'u'~5Ts - :. Hrdr'A1
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GIAGSNFR NEAKEN5 IN NINTH
WHEN NETWORK SCORES FOUR

Douplas Who Succeeded Bar IN the Box, Held BUGS
Safe - Giants Outbattc d, But Play the Better Field
ing Game
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New Yorl
PITS curgA

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The Standing.
Today's Games.

S. LOUIS a, New iN.o.
Chicago az WaSh.H-'"n
Cleveland a Hrs'o0.
De'ro.t Il. Philadelphia.
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Cta~ llt

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rn--R7..Sl - R:Xe" II eighth.
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The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15

., IN .one way. Where does the
discharge water empty itselfr
paddy knew this, too.
"Over in the left-hand gulch-ihto
the creek"
"show me-" ! directed.
We found the discharge from the
Drmns n little way below the end OF
,he po,h; ten-inch pipe which had
noon loid underground from the SHAFT
house presumably to keep II from
creezing I'm winter. The end OF the
n,ne stuck out over the stream ana u
was protecting pretty nearly solid
,onJnch let of water The pumps were
working all right; there was no doubt
about that. dug up enough OF my
college math to figure that two SIX
inch streams would just about fill a
ron. inch pipe, and here II was, running
full and pouring like another torrent
into the gulch. So back we went to
tho mine buildings to pile more wood
into the furnaces and to resume our
watching Of the Indicator and Its pen
cll.marked scale.
Noon caught up with us after a
whlle-wlth nothing doing save that
we were rapidly diminishing our wood
nile. For a solid week we chopped
down trees and split them up. Daddy
and |. and kept the fires roaring under
tbe boilers and kept those monster
pumps whirring and grinding away at
the shaft mouth--nIght and day, mind
you: watch on and watch of. And,
right straight through II all. that little
Indicator weight had rugged up stood
stock still: never moved the width OF
one Of the pencil marks | had drawn
on lis gauge board.
BY this time my stubbOrnness was
yielding something TO the still more
stubborn fact. II all this pumping
hadn't even started the food toward
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15
CHAPTER vIII.
The Laborlnu Pumps.

ON the third day after had tried
to brain myself In the old boiler was
pretty nearly as good as ever and my
two Good Samarltans reluctantly CON
sented to my going back to work.
Jeanie renewing the bandage on my
broken head, and laying many lnjunc-
tions upon Daddy Hiram to send me
right back to the cabin II | didn't be-
have; behaving" in her use of the
word, meaning that was to take II
easy on the job.
That sounded mighty good 10 me.
the way she said IL. Most men. fan.
cy, are only overgrown children In the
sense that they like to be fused over
by their womankind Don't mistake
me, please; wasn't In love with her
then. Candidly, don't think knew
what a real love was. But II was
mighty pleasant TO live In the same
house with her, and to eat her deli
ciOus cooking; to be with her every
day, and to have those undlsturbed
evening half-hours with her In front
OF the fire. II had had to get out !;
or II there had been another man
but won't anticipate.
In due time and after we had com
pletely overhauled the rusted md
gummed-up machinery, Daddy and |
happened upon day when we were
ready TO put fire under the boilers and
we did 1t. II | should live to be a
hundred years old. shall never forget
the tense. suppressed excitement that
gripped me as we brought the wood for
the furnaces that bright. hot July
morning. by eight O'Clock we had
ninety pounds of steam pressure on
the boilers, but we held OF until II
had climbed to the regular working
pressure Of one hundred aud twenty.
Then ! started the pumps; two biz
centrifugal suctions. mounted on a
platform In the shaft mouth and 81
arranged that they could be lowered
to follow the water level down-lf II
should go down; pumps that each
threw n stream six inches In diameter
After the pumps were started and
the indicators showed, or seemed "a
show. that they were working up 10
full capacity, ! rugged up measuring
gauge; bit OF wood for a float win
string tied TO II. and the string mss.
Ing over pulley In the shafthouse
forthcoming with a weight on the end
.otit II the water level should 90 down
the toat would sink with il. puuIup
the weight up. A smooth hoard. win
feet, Inches and fractions pencled an
Il, was stood up beside the weight "a
answer for a measuring scale.
Az the end Of the hour the aoot
hadn't moved hairs breadth; not a
hundredlh part OF an inch. so far as we
could see.
u don't believe the pumps are work
mgr exploded. surely they'd make
some little dlfferenc, IN the len mn.
less that shafts got all the under.
ground water In the world 10 back Z,
up Those indicators must be Out Of
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15

loose from us and busted up car rr
the railroad; them yoddleheads said
they'd seen him workin' In the Lost
Creek placers."
"A looneyT" said Daddy Hiram, as
innocent as two-weeks-old lamb.
yep; that feller that stole an In.
spection car and got II smashed up
and then took TO the hills. You haIn't
seen anything OF him. have YET"
Mary lunatlc," said Daddy Hiram
calmly.
Ills breakfast eaten. Friend Isaac
showed no disposition TO hurry away
--much TO my chagrln. He took time
10 smoke lelsurely pipe with Daddy
Hiram and TO ask a lot OF Indifferent
questions about the drowned mine.
"Halnt heard nOthln' firm yer own
ers ylt. have We. HiramY he wanted
10 know, after-as It seemed TO me-
the subject had been pretty thoroughly
talked 10 death.
! heard Daddy's reply, made as to
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15

,v,e, cnme 10 myself again II was
utah, and I was lying undressed anu
in a real bed In a room that was 'T ,'.
/. unfamiliar. In the looklug-g'"Ss
which hung on the opposite wall ! go,
gllmnse Of myself with a regu'",
Turks turban Of white stun wounu
around my head and skew-angleu W
covor one eve. When ! stirred Jeanne
nonped in from somewhere to ask "i"'
she could do for me.
"What was III" | asked; ian ear'n'
quaker" -, ,,,,,
DADDY says you hit yourself WIN
n wrench. Does II hurt much now !
mot more than having sound tootn
nulled no. But was inside the DON
or wasn't n How did you manage
TO get me outY"
She turned her face away and even
with one eye could see that she was
trying to hide a smile. -,
on was funny" she confessed
though we were both scared stih al
the time. Daddy called me and ! ran
over. You were all doubled up ihslue
NJ the boiler. and there wasn't room
for Daddy TO crawl In and straighteh
Won out. And unless you could ne
stralghtened out. we couldn't pull you
cut"
81 see. What did you do1-send for
a boiler-monkeyf"
"What Is a boller-monkeyf
cit isn't what; it's man usual
Iy the llttlesi man In the shop
81 was the monkey" she said.
tried TO sit up. hut the binding
headache had somehow acquired said
No.
you crawled into chat rusty old
cofinr
She nodded.
DADDY lent me his overalls and
Jumper II wasn't hard: but when !
got In and saw how badly you were
hurt there wasn't anything to
laugh at, then. Daddy says you'll be
apt to carry the scar as long as you
live"
Honorable ernrs." ! nuttered. you
Strengthened me around-l'll believe
II II you say so--and then what|
"Then | got ont and we pulled you
out-Daddy and |. was glad you
didn't know that you were past feel.
ing things. ! mean. We must have
hurt you frightfuIly. ! don't see how
you ever crawled In through that lit
tie hole"
"lt'S much easier when you're alive
! offered.
I'm going to bring you q cup o(
herb tea, and then III go and lie down
for n while"
Since, as afterward learned. the
dose she gave me was some sort VI
home-brewed sleeping draft, very
nearly slept the clock round. Daddy
came In and helped me into my clothes
they were eating their noon meal
when woke Up and called-and apart
from being still BIT headachey and
lottery, | was all right again. But
for two whole days they made me sit
around and be waited on. hand and
foot, and coddled and petted. those
two; for their own flesh and blood
they couldn't have done more.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15
! Consented to Let the Fires Die Down.

Its dlminutlon, truly oil the waters UNI
der the earth must be backing the un-
falling well Of that drowned shaft.
Toward the last | think we kept
on more from force OF habit than any
thing else, but at the end of the week
| gave in and consented TO let the
fires die down, though II was like pull
Ing teeth TO do It. Something, indeed,
brought out of the overtime work.
disappointing as II had been In the
major sense; l was muscled up as
hard as a key OF nails; as strong as
mule, and the fierce toll OF wood.
chopping and boiler-firing had given
me an appetite for real work that fair
~ made me ache when | thought OF
stopping. We thrashed II out that eve
ming, the three of us before the living
room fire, after Daddy and | had final
" stopped the pumps and let the steam
run down.
u reckon you haln't no call to take
II so hard. Stannie," Daddy said. after
mad growled and grouched like n
bear with a sore head over our fnIl.
ure' After all, you must rIcollect
that It aln't no skin on IN you II the
old Cinnabar stays right where she ia
and soaks till kingdom come"
mo skin or Of meY" | yelped with
sort Of wild laugh. "Listen-both
OF YOU" and then | told them the on.
tire heart'breaking story of Cousin
rereys letter and my grandfather's
Joke OF my starting out on the finn.
'astc search for the girl a horse and
uog-a search which would douhtlass
nave rallied before II had fairly begun
II hadn't happened to ride in phil.
r'un smoker with the man. Charles
remembered afterward TINT had
gov just that far--to the nomlns 90
nn,er'oh-when Barney. the ple.feced
come. got up from his corner ~ ,he
hearth stalked to the door ana haaas
10 growl The next minute we 49,
norses sh-r'r-, and Daddy uIron,
rose pushed the dog aside ana onnaa '
me door, Then Jeanne and ! sti,'
sitting before the fire. heard him, sa,
grulily; "Well, hello, Charley Pr,,os
,on what in Sam hin are Won do,n,
UP ~ This neck o. woods?"
turned to look nj J.an,o -
missed, In the moment when ! d." "I
glanced aside she had vanished ""'
When Fullerton came in. which vo.
h'ler Daddy Hiram had lighted ~,
lantern and shown him where t ~ ~,
MS horse he didn't seem holf ne W p,, pu'
surprised TO find me sitting hetor ,'' ,,.I
IWombly house fire as | tbon~b, we w.
might have been. 'e"' III
We'll, welll-look who's borow
oantered. How are You. Rron.h,, y,
This old world isn't so InferD" o1n'P ,,
as II might be, after all, is ltg WIZ ~
would have thought that onr nv,
meeting would be In such nm or, ~ ~
the-way corner Of the universe as ,b 'S'
hope you've been well and ch,nna.
all these weeks" upper
said what | was obliged TO- nm,
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FULLERTON AGAIN.

Synopsis. Under his GRANDPA
Tiers will. Stanford 6roughton.
society idler. finds his share OF the
estate. valued at something like
$780, 200. lleo In n safe repository"
latitude and longitude described.
and that Is all. II may be Identi-
fed by the presence nearby OF a
trown-haired, blue-eyed girl. a pie
bald horse. and a dog with a split
face. half black and half white.
Stanford At first regards the be-
quest as a joke. but after consider
alton sete out TO find his legacy.
on hiD way to Denver Stanford
hears from fellow traveller,
Charles Fullerton, n mining engi-
neer, story having TO do with a
flooded mine. He has a bunch
this mine IN the safe repository"
OF the will. Fullerton refuses him
Information. On the station plat
form at Atropla. just as the train
pulls out. stanford sees what APP
pear 70 be the Identical horse and
dog described In his grandfather's
will Impressed. he leaves the train
at the next stop. Angels. Unable
10 secure a conveyance. BrouRhton
seizes a track-inspection car and
escapes. leaving the Impression on
the town marshal. Beasiey, that he
IL demented. Pursued. he aban-
dons the car. which 10 wrecked,
and escapes on foot. In the dark
ness he 10 overtaken by tho girl.
the horse and the dog. After he
explains his presence. she invites
him to her home. at the Old CHINA
bar mine. Broughton's hosts are
Hiram Twombly. caretaker OF the
mine. and his daughter jeanne.
Stanford does not reveal his Iden-
uty. Hiram and Stanford 10 put
tering about the mine.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15
The Girl, a Horse
and a Dog ,e .!!s!.; .zsgs

desperadoish-loOking Anglican who
had impressed me with the fact that
he belonged to the Ancient and Honor.
able Order Of the Silver Star. I'll have
to tel about that visit. because II
proved what a tremendously lucky
thing II was for me that | had fallen
among friends.
II was this way. On the second day
Of my stay In the bosom OF the Twom-
bly, family ! noticed that a battered
surveying Instruments transit which
was probably a leftover from the time
when the Cinnabar was working
proposition. with an engineer TO figure
out It's dips and angies--had been
moved from Its place In the corner of
the living room and was stood upon
Its three legs at small, square. win
dow which looked out over the plateau
bench Of the mountain to the south
eastward.
Two mornings afterward found out
the why and wherefore OF the old
transit aud It's "set up" as an engineer
would say. Daddy Hiram and were
standing with our backs TO the hearth
Gre. waiting for breakfast to be put
on the table, when Jeanle came In
from the kitchen with q great stack
OF hot batter-cakes. As she darted
out again after the coffee and bacon,
she paused Just a fraction Of a second
to put her eye to the telescope. I
didn't see what kind OF a signal II was
that she passed 10 Daddy Hiram, but
whatever It's nature. II made him get
action In tearing hurry.
up Into the loft with you, quick.
Stanniel" he yippet at me; and as
went stumbling up the ladder In blind
obedience ] saw him hastily helping
his dnugbter 10 fsn5ve ny plate, knife
and fork. spoos. coffee cup and chair !;
IN other wordA to obliterate swiftly
and completely all signs OF the pres.
ence OF third member OF the family
In minute or so there was gruff
hail from somebody outdoors and Dad
dy got up to go and look out.
"Why, hello, Ike, you old geezer !"
he called. "What under the shinin'
sun fetches you up on old Cinnabar
this early In the mornin'7 Light down
and come In; you're just In the nick
o. time for breakfast"
While ! was cudgellng my brain In
a vain effort to recall what. IL any.
memory association there should be
awakened In me by the mention OF an
Ike" person. this particular Isaac pre-
sented himself at the cabin door and
dumped In with the stiff-legged walk
OF a man who has ridden horseback
far aud hard. ! knew then why
should have been able to dig that mem
DRY association. This was Mr.. Isaac
Beasley. my Angelic friend OF the over
grown silver star and the unshaven
countenance.
"Huhl" he grunted, "them griddle-
cakes shore do look mighty righteous
TO me been rldln' sense two hours
afore sun-up; wlld-goose chase clear
over on t'other side o. Lost mountain.
Couple o. prospectors blew into Angels
day afore yistIdday and said they'd
seen that con-dummed lunatIc that got
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-12-15
"No, by jewel ! want y'
marry meF
1To BE coNTINUEDj

United States Mllllona''', IN m
There are 10000 millionaire ,als,lf
United States, with q family popIts 4
Of $4,000. or one 10 each Z'lVV susli
the population, according 10 =" Una
sis Of the 1919 income tax rev.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22

lor Charles 81 Latpebe Leayeraft,
de ae ami, nepotii fSstnlni prese
stipte al Statelos Unite: Theodore
Roosevelt, carl gu disparut de a
casa Lsni au PRINT della ei 0
scrisoare din New Jersey. Ri scriu
ca sc afla in ores unde caNta post.
Mama lor a declarat css.ei mai de
multi si-an exprisat dorinta ca ar
ivrea ca sd Sc supoarte singuri, ne
protejati de rudenii en- finfluinta.
Roseburg, Ore Mercuria trecu-
ta s'a gasit langa automobilul ars
al dentistului DIR. NJ. r.. Brumficld
un cadavru. Proc,lrorul q consta-
tat All ca mortul e Dennis Russell
81 el a murit din cauza a do.sa
gloante de revolver. Nu Sc Site ci-
ne G asasinul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22
Hal afar3

~ HELE sa fntampat incident in Senatu Sta
- telor Unite
In unei dscutiuni aprinse, Senatoru McCumber
spus Senatroulu Reed ca mncinos Aeesta rpostat 81
aunc Senaoru McCumber in vadta dorinta de rafu
puani loy in urechi gur sub alca, invtat pc
Reed sa mearga afara apaneze afacerea pc caea
''dreapta'
81 ceeace este mai caracterstc Senatorul Tom Watson
este unnl din eel mai aprg propagandst al meanere
toerantei relgioase armbne socae din tara aceasa,
stligat ncontinuu ''Sc 'em asmutandu-i
Incidental sa aplana nsa Ia ntervenrca altor senator
tara 'iasa afar gaia Senatorul Reed toate
mai 81 mai puternc ell zarul
nareaza ncdentu zce ca fost natural findca toat
cvi7ata sofismee pacea universa fatietae.
arusfn nora, regie, sunt numa spoaa 81 in eu nostr
inca sa sns, mortfcat nstnctul sramosior nos
tr 81 cdnd manifesteaza in dornta de IN
clesta pumnii 81 a ovi.
aevarat, dar acest instinct poate inabusi cand in
divelu zesrat voina de fer In cazu acesta
vil sufera ca poate descarca energa nsnctuu care
sa trezt in el suferna nsa ecaoae 81 venind reaca.
produce muumrea sueteasca eacu suernei trecatoare
Omu cyilza de multe ori svrseste ace carl peste
cteva regreta le repuaza musreaza in el ui
carl pot sapan carl desua voina asupra nstinc
scuZabe mai fost 81 cazu cat,
sa aplanat la nterventa pretenor fara sa iasa
fara.
Faptul 1mi sugereaza idee.
In Camera Romano isbucnr sunt la ordnea III
lei 81 aesea apaneaza in pln parliament, orr
s'ar zce, nu-i arena de gladiator
ST ata ideia pc sugerez parlamentarOr romini:
Cand nstncul stramosor nostr sbucneste in alta
voenta rebe descarce energa produsa sd respece
cas Senatorul Mcumber sanctuar unde fauresc ege
81 sc zca aversaruui Hai afara credina ca inei
dental m 80 de eazur dntr snta apana sa aplana
81 eel narat mai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22

fost nassati ofata n tinutuIile a.
|tasi alipite \ Romania, an carl
aatazi &c afla plecati nsiA Aada-
pesta, viena, find ,Msari, ger
mani, evrei, etc.
MOI intelcgem ca sd Sc aprobe un
numAr fix pentru Romanii proRriu
zis, lar nu pentrus strcinii carl spc-
|culeasa bunavointa Statnlni rQr
man. Astfel din 7414 persoane ad-
mise pentrn Romania in curs,ll a.
|nului nh y site cati Romani pro
priu zis vor beneficial, pentru sim
plul motiv ca ceeace determina a.
probarea este .locul de nastcre. Orr,
Idaca un ungur della Rudapesta saa
Uni vienez, s'a nascnt fie in Transit
vania, fie in Bucovina, dar actual
mente el nu este nici sppus al Sta
tulNi roman, 81 q cere 81 sc apror
be sd piece in America, in calitate
de roman Sc aproba. Aceasta-i
insa o aRomalie asupra Garcia Sta
tul nostru dator sa intervie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22
M FuA oAn1u[n

Cand un barbat in toata firea
scoate din mint 0 fetita de 16
ani,g scandal 81 taraboi, 81 bietul
ON rar scapa en- fata curata, dar
cand saptut Sc petrece viceversa,
Sc 1nregistreaza la cefe diverse 81
zeita justified inchide ochii.
Iilela tsecute dina Naurine
Bies, de donazeci 81 sapte de ami.
fugit Gu un baiat care de-abia
a trecut de 16 ami 81 petrec zile
albe in Detroit, zice barbatul in
selat, dl Michael J. Bies, care a
intentat actiune de divort in ur-
ma scrisoarei primite de Ia ne.
vestna lni, care ii scrie: Stunt
sigura ca vel duee, mai bine fara
mine..'
naea ati varbi bine mai des de
Gel earl traiesc de cat 1horti ati
area mai multi prieteni.
I.audA-l pc prostul si Va zice
~ esti 5ntelept.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-22
DIN PAIRIE

d Cornsliu nAEceaca asentul
eanAsreial Il Ronasiei pentru
Aoloaia . trinis niRisternlui de
senert Q etsrtA peHtra - nil
pSna la 100 de mil kgr. parafna
alhs, PssdasiA i aaei saa lAsi ca
- lei kgs.
II esseAsile pslities haaeaSsets-
- ideia gassspe1olsi d concsn-
tisr@ psinsaaa - Rai. nnh, par
lamentarii diH fedsrAtie ~ INT
skeark 9 ccpsfatuirc asupra une,
esenGual.. soRbera1i.