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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

Not many people nowadays can
handle a hammer or a saw, but
there are a lot who can pound on
Jazz instruments very skillfully.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
At 4O6 West Central Avenue
A FLOWER TO EVERY VISITOR

The Piggy Wiggly al EOS Street pro-
nowced
The Housewives Abuquequ have evidenced
their unqualified of the PIGGLY
System <. -...
This has been visited by the society
the class and by the PLAIN American
whom have said that they liked the PIGGLY WGGLY
they saved moneyht they find
of food products of the best nationally known brands
The location of the SECOND WIGGLY store which
TO-DAY chosen because of solicitations 'front.'
neighborhood that establish PGGLY WGGLY in that
of Albuquerque
PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE WAS MADE FOR YOU
1t was made for her who a plain Il
her who about silks made for her who
made for her who rides IN a automobile
was made for her who Bingham apron while she gets
ready evening meal for the homecoming of her
for her who lets the cook the meal for the
A PIGGLY WIGGLY was made for everybody.
VISIT PIGGLY WICGLYh inside the clean.
est sawchec the prices the
brands-hep yourself to what
purchases home with
ONE KIND OF STORE FOR EVERY KIND OF
PEOPLE,
Piggy Wsgy Stores Are In Operation Forty States.
PIGGY Wgg.o is " First PIGGY Wigg. i&s ;..a. ".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
DUKE CITY CHOSEN
AS THE SITE FOR A
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Continued from rage one)

have taken the matter up to assist
in putting it upon a substantial
| foundation.
Congratulate City.
Congratulating Albuquerque and
the disabled veterans of Albuuuer-
que for their efforts in raising such
memorial to the War Mothers, r.
S. Marx, national commander, and
Raymond Losanse, national adju-
tant, sent the following wire to the
| Albuquerque chamber Of commerce
yesterday following the adoption OF
the resolution to make this city the
site for the mammoth memorial
institution:
Chamber Of Commerce,
Albuquerque, New Mexico:
War Mothers National Memo
rial hospital idea presented by
Major Toulouse. Plan adopted
unanimously by the convention
Congratulations and thanks to dis
abled buddies of Albuquerque for
calling attention of convention to
worthy recognition of the services
of our mothers.
(Signed) "R. 8. MARX,
National Commander
RAYMOND LOSANSE,
National Adjutant."
Women Endorse Plan.
The proposed memorial was ex-
planned to the Women's Auxiliary
of the Disabled Veterans Of the
World War and received the en-
thusiastic endorsement of that or
ganization. which is also assemh-
led in convention at San Francisco
Advising the chamber of com
MERGE of the action of the Wo-
mems auxiliary. Mrs. John Paul
Jones, national commander, sent
the following wire yesterday:
THE Womans Auxiliary Of the
Disabled Veterans of the World
War unanimously passed a resolu-
ton endorsing the establishment OF
War Mothers Memorial Hospital at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, and ex-
tended congratulations to the peo-
pie of Albuquerque who initiated
such worthy and imperatively
needed movement.
(Signed)
MRS. JOHN PAUL JONES.
National Commander"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
MESILLA VALLEY Is
SHIPPING CABBAGES
IN UNUSUAL NUMBERS

(Speci,! Correspondence to The Journal. }
Las Cruces, N. NJ, June 30.-The
cabbage movement in the Mesilla
valley is now on. About forty cars
have gone on the market, and y
conservative estimate of the entire
crop is from 100 to 1875 cars. This
is from two to three times the num-
Der of previous seasons. Shipments
started the first week in June, and
viii continue until about July 90.
The prices Obtained during the
first two weeks were above the
average secured by growers in other
cabbage districts.
Until this year, the cabbage dis
trict here has been confined to the
Las Cruces section, all cars being
loaded either at Las Cruces or Dona
Ana. This year, however, the Farm
Bureau Marketing association de-
cided to give this industry its prop
er place in the valley on the belief
that a much larger output can be
absorbed by the market. 1t there
fore employed a field man, Mr.. l..
w. lies, to organize units around all
principal loading stations, signing
up contracts with growers, with the
result that cabbage fields can now
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
NEW MEXICO TO BE
TURPENTINE CENTER
WITHIN FEW YEARS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

supply Of unskilled and compare
lively cheap labor in this state will
make 1t attractive as the center OF
the industry.
The greater part of the yellow
pine in the state is within the
boundaries of the forest service,
which, when the time comes. will
lease the turpentine rights in the
manner prescribed by law, This
will bring a double revenue to the
service, as it will obtain the tur-
pentine rental and the ultimate
selling price when the trees are
logged. Great care will be exer-
cised by the forest service in leas-
ing trees which are of the proper
age so that reforestation plans will
not be interfered with.
1t is proposed to lease the tur-
pentine right on tree which will
be ready for logging at about the
time they cease to be turpentine
yielders.
As the stills are usually erected
in the turpentine camp. shipment
is made only of the products, tur-
pentine and resin. For this reason
the camps can be profitably oper-
ated at a distance from p railway
as there is no waste material to be
hauled to the market.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
FULL DAY PROGRAM
FOR LOS LUNAS AND
GUESTS ON JULY q

Los Lunas. y. NJ. June 3O.-The
annual celebration of the Fourth
IF July at Los Lunas promises TO
he big event this year. The pro =
gram viii be opened in the morning
in front of the court house with
l1ublic speaking. after which v.
Leighty, noted rope climber. will
descend the seventy court
house tower by a rope held in his
teeth. An auto race over a fourteen
mile course to Sandia and return.
will follow Immediately. Horse
races, bicycle races, foot races and \
sack race, bronco busting ard steer
roping will be among other events
In the afternoon Los Lunas and
Albuquerque will furnish the main
amusement in fast baseball game.
In The evening there fill be fire
works and a seven-round boxing
bout between Kid Ryan and -
Ralf. There is something going
all the time. including your money, I"
The committee says facetiously, anc
adds, everybody is invited"
The league OF Advertising Won
on Of New York City has a mem
bership OF more than 200.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
100000 EMPLOYEES IN
SHOPS ARE SCHEDULED
TO QUIT THEIR POSTS
(Continued From Page One.l


Cradle declared that the cost OF
living, as shown by government
statistics, had actually risen in the
face of the impending wage cut.
Chairman Hooper Immediately
agreed that, whenever facts war
ranted, the board would readily re-
consider wages in the light of
changing conditions. Mainly upon
this assurance Of renewed consid-
Grafton of his mems wages, Mr..
Cradle agreed that no strike call
would be issued tonight and that
his own efforts would be directed
toward averting one.
Then followed interrogations of
T.. II. Fitzgerald, head o. the
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, D..
w. Helt, president of the Brother
hood of Railway Signalmen. and
finally Timothy Healy, who ap-
peared in answer TO the subpoena
issued by the board.
Explain Strike Votes.
All three explained the strike
votes being taken by their mem
berships, each assuring the board
that no immediate strike would be
called, although Mr.. Fitzgerald
predicted that freight handlers,
members of his orro nization
might leave their work ON some
roads simultaneously with Tho
shipment tomorrow. Thev would
leave, however, without the unions
authority. as strike ballots are no
ing cast on but sixty roads. where
the power to authorize a waIlfo ,It
lies in the hands of the system
general committee.
In announcing the cancellation
of contracts by the New Yorl, CEN
trail, Jacob Aronsen. general coun-
sci for the road. read a statement
asserting that while the road CON
sidered it entirely legal TO continue
the contracts, II would ain the in.
terest Of harmony" cancel rs con-
tracts II such action can avoid
a strike"
W. G. Bierd. president ~ ,bo
Chicago and Alton. made a similar
announcement. MS ala II = 80 go
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee, ana g.
Paul, and representatives ~ OH
roads. including the Cbfcogo
Great Western. the NTiseorrj -
sas and Texas. the Wheeling and
Lake Erie, Ann Arbor Sar P.an
cisco and 81. Louis. Colorado ord
Southern. Per- Nt,r1vo..o - an IN"
cago. Rock Island ard p5ciffc ana
Chicago and Northwestern
In concluding the hearing Inn,
the failure Of the sergeant a; go
to locate Mr.. Jewell AZ bis officn
or his hone Cbair,aa, ua 49,,
sougbt "a c,1,- 49,, -. -.iL opE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
To
.DECIDE: WHO IS
/ CHAVES WINNIE R
Recount of Ballots for AS
sesor in That County
Brings Up Problems Com
mittee Can't Solve.
,spec,nl correspondence to rne Journi

fSpecinl correspondence TO Inc JournaL)
Roswell, N. NJ, June So.--Ihe
democratic county convention
which meets Saturday has an un-
usual lob ahead of it. In addition
10 confirming the nominees at the
urinary held June 90, 1t must de-
eide on q nominee for county as
SCISSOR. What appeared TO be a
PERFECTLY orderly and peaceful prl-
mary has developed into matter
Of considerable discussion ana ar.
aument as far as the ,oftlce OF
county assessor is concerned
The returns from the various
voting precincts gave G. c. Hanna
a lead of eight votes over W. M
Atkinson. MIR. Atkinson asked the
Executive committee for q recount,
saying it had come to his attention
there had been a difference or
practice in the counting Of mutt
lated ballots. The mutilatlon us
ualIy was done to the pledge at
ife top of the ballot which re-
duired the voter to promise to vote
for the entire democratic ticket
chosen at the primary. Many vot-
ers crossed this out, Under the
rules these ballots were not to be
counted. The executive committee
agreed to the recount.
Hanna Gains Six.
4 The Roswell boxes were can
vassed first, and G. c. Hanna gain
cd six ,votes-apparently an error
in tabulation. These boxes had
been locked in the sheriff's office.
The boxes from outlying precincts
had not.
In seven of the small precincts,
from widely scattered portions of
the county. a total of sixteen bal
lots were found which were voted
for both Hanna and Atkinson. In
every case, however, the ballots
had been counted for Atkinson.
The men handling the recount
we're puzzled. Then they found
a ballot which the voter had
marked in ink, but opposite the
name of Mr.. Hanna was a pencil
cross.
Even counting for Mr.. Atkinson
the double marked ballots. and dis
qualifying all mutilated ballots
gave Mr.. Hanna a lead of two
votes. But the committee came to
the conclusion that the sixteen dou-
bic marked ballots had been tam
pered with after the votes had
been counted originally. They took
the position that If they could find
16 there might be others, and in
n race so close under the circum-
stances they preferred TO pass the
matter to the convention and let
them decide who the nominee is.
The situation has stirred up
new interest in the convention,
Which promised to be merely a cut
and dried affair with some resolu-
lions. But now the delegates real
ly do have something TO decide.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01

Journal Want Ads bring resuitA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
ARTESIA WILL ISSUE
ADVERTISING MATTER
ON CITY AND VALLEY

Artesia. n. NJ, June 30.-The
Artesia chamber Of commerce met
for a regular business meeting this
week and elected new officers for
the remainder OF the year. Attor-
nev J. II. Jackson was reelected to
serve as president. DR.. ]. ]. Clarke.
local dentist, was reelected secre-
tary and treasurer. He was offered
salary, but refused on the grounds
that he could he town booster
and do all that he could to benefit
the town without being paid. NJ.
II. Ferriman. Rex Wheatley. mer-
chants and DR.. NJ. p. Skeen were
elected as members of the executive
committee.
Some important business matters
were discussed, especially the pub
Hcation Of a pamphlet, with de-
scription and illustrations Of the
valley and town of Artesia. The
problem OF financial support and
closing OF business houses for the
benefit Of the Artesia baseball club
was also discussed. A large pro-
gram for civic improvement is be.
ing launched by this organization
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
MAYOR oLEs RESIGNS.

Youngstown, O., June 30
George L. Oles, elected mayor of
Youngstown on an independent
ticket last fall, after a sensational
campaign, today resigned from Of
flee after six stormy months Of
administration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01

be seen in all cultivated sections
from Garfield to Canutillo, stretch
of about seventy miles; SO that cab
bage is now being loaded at Hatch,
Dona Ana, Las Cruces, Mesilla
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01

Panama, June 80 tby the Asso-
ciated Press Two persons were
killed and several injured today
by an explosion in a Balboa boiler
shop. caused by the blowing up of
an acetylene tank. The dead are
a negro employer and Leopold A.
Johnson Of Portland. Ore. en-
Moved as n riveter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-01
Park, Mesquite, Berino, Anthony.
Vinton and Canutillo.

Boston has the largest individual
candy factory in the world.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
CO Nv0CARE

Societatea Romano dc Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Albina'' din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
mcmbrii sal din loc 81 jur, de a
lua parte la sedinta adunarii ge,
nerale lunara, care Sc va tinea
pc ziua de II Sept. a. G., in Hala
Soc. 1920 So. jefferson Str, la
orele $50 p. m
La ordinea zilei, pc langa alte
puncte de resolvat. Va fl 81 rapor.
tul delegation de la adunarea ge.
nerala a L. S. r. \. 81 find
aceasta unica sedinta mai intere
santa, rugam pc toti fratii mem
bril- a-si cunoaste chemarea, 81 &
Fl Gu totii prezenti, la sus numita
adunare.
In numele Soc. 'Albina" va
salutam Gu dragoste rateasca.
(213 81 216). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14


voaca pc toti n mbrii sal din loc,
81 jur, de lua parte la sedinta
Generala, ce Sc va time in ziua
de II Septembrie. a c.. in Hala
Soc. "Romania Liberia" No. 124l
Sweitzer Ave.
Din calHa Cd sala este Ochpata
dupa ameaza, sedinta sc va deschi-
de la orelc II 80 p. M. punctual
Toti membri sunt deci rugati !
lua parte la aceasta adunare
avand mai multe lucruri de dis.
cutat, asemenea 81 raportul dele
gatului de la Erie, Pa.
In numele Societatii Romania
Liberia din Akron, Ohio.
A. Rachita, presedinte.
John Moldea, secretar.
(216-17).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
Sc CAuTA
NASlU MANC!U.

Dansul este nepotul subsemna-
tului 81 este originar din Macedo-
mia, orasul Hrupista, judetul Ora
mustian. -.
Rog pc toti fratii romani earl il
cunosc dupa fotografia de mai sus
ami scrie despre dansul pentru ia
cere de bine vol da recompensa su.
ma de $1,000. Susnumitul a fost
prin 1914 81 '16 prin st. Louis
No., unde a jucat Caluserul, pc ur.
ma a plecat prin statul Washing
ton, de unde am auzit ca intentio.
neaza a pleca prin Alaska. De a.
tunci IL ,am mai auzit mimic desprt
dansul. Adresa mea este:
GEORGE M. VLASHE
243 Windcmcre Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
(215&1G)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
CONVOCARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Vasile Stoica" din
Kokomo, Ind. Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la aduna.
-rea Generala lunara care sc Va
tinea Dumineca in II Sept. in
Hala proprie de sub No. 727
South Plate Str. la Orcle 6 80
p. m. Stunt rugati toti membrii Il
lua parte la accasta adunare
Scuza n are numai bolnavu, acci
membri care nu vor lua parte la
aceasta adunare vor Fl pedepsiti
conform statutelor.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti fratii
Romani din KokOmo care doresc
a deyeni membrii a lua parte la
aceasta sedinta. 1nscrierea este
$1.00 pc termin de 80 zile.
In numele Societatii ''Vasil.
Stoica".
loan Hadarig, presedinte.
Vasile Puscasiu, prim secretar
(215-16).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
vLAD TEPEs ST HoTu.

Inainte de a veni Domn al Ia
rel RomaneSti, vestitul Tepes-
Voda, sc inmultise hotii de codru
Isl drumuri, cum s'au inmultit
acum la moi, cei de oraS.
Venind ell Domn, 81 yazand ca
|prin spanzuratoare nu poate i'm
bunitati societatea, Sc hotani la 0
|pedeapsa GU moartca mai sdra-
vana, bagarea vinovatilor in tea
pa de vii. - Zis 81 facut.
Ca prin IMMUNE tara a scapat
de hoti 81 de talhari, asa ca lumea
char acea de la tara, statea Gu
usile deschise, tinea marfurile pc
drumuri, 81 nimenea nu mai in
drasnea a lie fura, = char 81 eel
ce gasea suma de bani 81 nu o
linstiinta autoritatei, 81 deci as.
cundea, era socotit faptul ca@fura-
tura, dupa legile nescrise (obi-
ceiurile iuridice ale poporului ro-
man) 81 era bagat in teapa.
Asa bunaoara un maihalagiu din
Targoviste - rcaci capitala Tarei
Romanesti atunci era acolo - a
gasit plnga Gu 500 bani rosii
(de aur) pc ulita. Sc gandi, Sc
rasgandi gasitorul. ca era ON nc.
voias, sarac, 81 GU droaie de
copii, dat norocul peste eli. Ras.
pandi totus svonul in mahalaua
sa, ca a gasit punga cu acei SOC
bani rosii, dar ca el doreste sa-si
'retina 100 bani rosii, crezand cd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
coNvocARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura u. r. Ard, L. Trans
din Alliance, Ohio pc aceasta
Gale. Convoaca sedinta Generala
lunara pc ziua de II Sept. a. G.
i'll Hala Soc. proprie sedinta sd
va deschide la ora l 30 punctual
Deci sunt strict toti membri obli
gatori lua parte la aceasta Sc.
dinta, avand mai multe punctt
de resolvat. tot odata va fl s.
raportul delegatului de la aduna
rea Generala, care au fost i
Erie, Pa.
In numele Soc. ~. r. Ard. s
Trans" Semnam.
Teodor Libeg, presedinte.
George Cabus, prim secretar.
(215-16).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

Cluburi, precum 81 pc toti fratii
Romani din loc 81 jrlr lua parte
la Marea Petrecere impreunatl
leu dams care va avea loc Dumi-
neca in II Sept. 1922 in Hala
|Stockes, 6O21 st. Clair Ave.
Dansul sc Va incepe la ora 3
|p. M, 81 va dura pana la ora
IL 80 din noapte.
Muzica ''DeSteapta-te Romano
| de sub conducerea d-lui Simion
Duca va distra pc onor. public Gu
cele mai frumoase arii de dams 81
cantece rationale.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii soc
Damele 35c;
Suprasolviri sc primesc Gu mare
multamita 81 Sc vor cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
| Bufetul va fl asortat GU celt
mai gustoase mezcluri 81 bautur
racoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti frat
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor ds
sprijinul d-nealor, participant in
tr'un numar cat Sc poate de mar'
la aceasta petrecere, pana la r,
vedere va salutam ell drag.
Comitetul Aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

| Nu stii ce sd admir- mai intaiu ii
ele; naivitatea lor, ingennozitatca
a la Sherlock Holmes, sau acroba
tia actorilor?
Apoi Sc facu lar intuneric.
Dinu tinea strans in mana lui
mana Wandei.
Intr 'un rand 10 saruta usor pe
fiecare deget.
Apoi, ii safuta, in surdina, bra
tul.
FIJI cuminte, e lume in juruI
nostru! il dojeni ca.
| Dinu, insa, era imbatat de far
mecul acestei femei care, in intu
nerec, devenia 81 mai tulburator
mai fluidic. II respira aculn prir
toti porii. Intr'un moment de. be
tie Isl lipi capul de sallii eli fiaak
saruta apasat. Sanii felneii .ar,
deau.
- &c facii Ma superi! il certa
ca din nou.
81 Dinu Sc departa usor dc scau.
nul ei, facand pc suparatul 10 rim.
dul lui.
Priyi Jos in sala 81, Gu tot intune.
ricul, pretutindeni, ia loji sau ii
staluri, descifra mainf 81 brate q
se cautau, obraji &c se lipiau 81
buxe infrignrate ce sarutau umerii
.gui Al femeilor din fat5 sau de a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

laturi. Fete do scoal& Gu liceeni
Femei maritate Gu prieteni de oca
zie. Guvernante 81 ofiteri. Ba
trani 81 minore. 0 pepiniera in
treaga Amorului pulsa in intune
rec, in ritm Gu tacanitul aparatu.
lui, poema voluptatii.
Dinu statu mutt asa, fara ma.
car sa mai intoarc3 ochii spre prize,
tena lui. Wanda il privise de maj
multe ori. FL isi pironise acum o
chii pc panza. Femeea intinse ma,
ma 81, apucand in ea mana lui Di
nu, ii zise:
- Team sup3ratf Iarta-ma!
81 un val de fericire napadi su.
flctul celui- -'inafnbrat. Joeurile a,
stea mici de mamie sdes inpacare
repede, erau, ps efmpul de lupts
al iubirii, "reclinoast sterils !, hui Di
nu. Inject, meet, ersimtia cum cas-.
tiga teren.
Cand esira, din cinematograf 9.
raus orele 8.
Mancara, de d@ta asta, ca dol
hnp,n; II, ,,oc%n,, ~ ~ n .skS1s h,.11 anto
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14

te lOjile crau 0cupate. Dinu, insa
dibui 81 descoperi o loje goala, pc
a carei usa sta scris: 'Loja Pri
mariei.''
81, ca 81 cand el ar ii fost pr.
marul, intra aci GU Wanda. Servi
torul care ii conducei. casca ochi
mari, vru sd protesteze, dar "co
nasul ii taia cuvantul pc buze Gu
argumente bine simtite i'm poduI
palmei. Omul, patruns de argu
mente, Isl baga in buzunar tails
manul tacerei lui, 81 disparu.
Filmul era foarte interesant s
recreativ.
Piei rosii din tribul Incasilor
Rituri religioase.
0 fence frumoasa Gu stiglnatuI
soarelui pc frunte 81 care era sor
tita sd fie sofia ultimului print In
cas-.
0 americana, mostenitoare de a
yeri fabuloase, prigonita de ri
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ca sal ia mostenirea. Bandit s.
goane desperate de cai. Pericole Dc
moarte pentru frumoasa americana
salvata totdeauna, in ultimul mo
ment, de Cavalernl Fantoma ee =
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toriei 81 Palatul Regal, ferestre
prin carl admir- panorama feerica
a noptii Gu vartejrl de yehicule 81
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| 81 studenteasca buna dispozitie,
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mintiri duioase.
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Dinu so conduca acasa.
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prima 16Fa, noaptea, III camera
contesci Wanda Podolstzka.
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balsamau 81 mai pnternic aerul.
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