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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
HORSE AND MULE MARKET
 By Associated Prese

East St. Louis, Ill, June 7.-De- rnand was indifferent for medium and plain horses here for the first half of the week and average trade reflects a lower trend, some sales being materially lower. Best draft types held about steady.
 Native horse quotations: Good to choice drafts, s155@1so; medium 10 good drafts. S130@155.
 Good to choice chunks. $so@1s5; medium to good chunks. s55@70,
 Choice southern horses, s4o@ 80; fair to good southern horses, s30ep 40: common to medium southern horses, $15@2o.
 Plugs. s5@15.
 Native mule quotations; Draft mules (1s to 1T hands). s176@250; sugar mules GIG to 17.S hands), s1759 225; mine mules (i5.1 to 15s hands), S15o@s2oo; mine mules 14i to Is hands). ss5@125.
 Top cotton mules (15.1 to 15.3 hands), s125@165. Farm mules. SEQ @15o. Cotton mules (small 14 to 15 hands). seo@so; small mules. s3o d6e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
POTATOES By Associated Press

Chicago. June :. t'otatoes firm. receipts. 45 cars; total United States shipments, All; Wisconsin.s sacked, round whites. s2.15@s2.4o cwt.: Michigan, sacked and bulk round whites, $2-20MS2.40 cwt. New stock slightly weaker. Alabama. Louisiana, sacked. Bliss Triumphs, No. 1. $4.00 O : $4.25 cwt., Texas, sacked. Bliss Tri- umphs, No. 1, best at s4.00 cwt.: South Carolina, slat barrels, Irish cobblers, No. l, $7.o0@ s7.26.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Cotton Exchange
 Is Found Guilty

New York, June 1.-The Amer lean Cotton exchange was com victed of accepting bucket shop orders by a supreme court jury late today. The jurors 'deliber- ated just one hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
COFFEE MARKET By Associated Press

New York, June 1.-The market for coffee futures opened unchanged to ! points higher on renewed COW ering by near month shorts' nrompted by reports Of an improN- ine spot demand and higher Santos cables. There was realizing at lV,o-c for July and 10.25c for September, which established new high ground for the movement. however, anu prices later eased off from the best under realizing or scattered seilins following easier late cables from iSio' July sold off to 1o.42c and Septem- har 1O10c with the market closing ret unchanged to Is points lower. Sales were estimated at S7,o0o bags. July. 10.42c; September, 1o.llc; Oc- tober. 1O.03c; December, e.S6c; Janu- ary. a.79c; March, 9.65c; May, 9.5oc
 Spot coffee was reported In ta'r demand at 11hc to Il ssc for RIO .s' and 14ibc to 14Ac for Santos 4s Cost and freight offers included San tos 3s and 5s at 1415c to l450c for prompt shipment. Sales of 3s and Ss for August-October shipment were reported at 13.35c and offers ranged up to 1ss5c for future shipment. Rio IS were offered at lO.2oc 10 1O50c, American credits.
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of so reis in the dollar buy Ing rate The early cable from Rio was 25 reis lower to 75 reis higher. with Santos 25 reis higher to 75 reis lower. Later cables reported an ad- vance of 100 to 150 reis in Santos but a decline of 25 to 175 reis in Rio Brazilian port receipts, 26,o0o; Jundi- ahy receipts. 5000. Rains were re- ported in all districts of Sac Paulo.
 SPOT COFFEE
 New York. June 7.--Coffec: Rio No. T 11h c. futures easy: July 10.42c:
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PRODUCE By Associate,l p-...

-, by Associated Press
 Chicago, June 7.-Butter lower: creamery extras, s4ha a 35c; firsts. 30 @S4c; seconds 2s@2sc; standards .S5Ac. Eggs lower, receipts 2s,s11 cases; firsts, 23c: ordinary firsts 2l @2l hc; miscellaneous 22@22hc; storage packed extras 24hc; stor- age packed firsts, 24c.
 Poultry alive lower; fowls, 23c; broilers. So9 36c; roosters 14c.
 New York, June 7.-Butter steady; receipts 2,099, creamery higher than extras 36 to 361ac: creamery extras te2 score) 34l7c; creamery firsts (ss to s1 score) 33@35c.
 Eggs, irregular receipts 43,lo0 Fresh gathered extra firsts 26lk@ 27Ac; storage packed extra firsts 2S@29c; ditto firsts 27927%c. Cheese firm; receipts 6,435. State whole milk flats, fresh. specials 1S%@ 19Ac; ditto average run 1S@1SAc; state whole milk twins. fresh, spe- cials 1s1z 91sAc; ditto average run 1Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
COTTON SEED OIL
 nu naanniatad Praaa

New York, June 7.-covering of shorts on the pronounced strength of cotton put cottonseed oil higher, final bids showing net gains of to 15 points. Sales 5000 barrels. Prime crude s.75c; prime summer yellow spot 1f.1oc; July 11.7tc; September 11.74c; December 967, all bid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
MONEY MARKET n D~

New York, June 7--Call money easier; high 31s per cent, low per cent; ruling rate 3h per cent; clos ing bid 3 per cent; offered at 3h per cent; last loan per cent; call loans against acceptances 8 h per cent; time loans easier; SO days. 90 days, anC $ months A per cent; prime mercan- tile paper 4A@4h per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. June 7.-Foreign ex- change steady. Great Britain de- nnand 4.50M. cables 450ss; 60 day bills on banks. 4.4sM. France de- mand s.l3; cables 913M. Italy de- mand 5.21h; cables 5.22. Belgium demand S.42M; cables S.43. Germany demand .35ia; cables .35ss. Holland demand 3s03: cables 3s.0S. Norway demand 17.73. Sweden demand ee.o5. Denmark demand 22.oo Switz- eriand demand 1920. Spain demand y5.S5. Greece demand 4.23. Poland demand .o21a. Cecho- -Slovakia de- mand 1.sS. Argentine demand 36.75. Brazil demand l4.o0. Montreal s3A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
LONDON METAL
By Associated Press

London. June 7.-Standard copper, spot, es pounds; futures. 63 pounds. 7s. Sd; electrolytic, spot. 6s pounds, 1os; futures. 70 pounds. Tins, spot, 154 pounds, los, futures. 155 pounds. 12s. Sd; lead. spot. 25 pounds; futures. 2S pounds. 17s. Sd; zinc, spot. 2S pounds; futures 27 pounds. 15s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Minneapolis- I1l,

MInneapoIis, June 7.-Wheat re- celpts 2os cars; compared with 300 cars year ago; No. 1 northern si.fS Ss @Si52ss; July s1.35%; Sep tember $1.23; December s1.22Iz. Corn. No, yellow 51% Q52&c. Oats. No white 32%@55 5-7c; flax, No. 1, s2.521a9s2.54
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
CHICAGO GRAIN By Associated Press
CASH GRAIN

ny ztssUcTated Press
 Shicaso' June 7.-Wheat none. corn No. mixed 5sA Q5s%c; No 2 yellow 6oQ6oAc. Oats, No. 2 white 90 @ sS 1zc Rye, No. 2, sage. Barley. o oyWosc. Timothy seed s4@s5.5o Ilover seed, s12@$20: pork nominal, Lara *ll,S7. Ribs s12.50@s1s.Eo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Hubbard Brus. & Co.

Members New York Stock Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro duce Exchange. Associated Msmbsra Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders icited for the purchase and sale ot Cottos and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given sor consignment ot spot cotton fos de- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
METAL MARKET

New York, June 7.-copper firm; electrolytic spot and futures 1878 01l Tin steady, spot and nearby $3z5o; futures 5Z.25. Iron steady. prices unchanged. Lead steady, spot Ss.7596.o0. Zinc quiet, East St Louis spot and nearby delivery sB.sS@s.4o. Antimony spot $5.2S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
NAVAL STORES

Jacksonvilie, June 7.NTurpentine. firm. so11ac; sales 73e; receipts 591. shipments ITS; stock 2.S6s. Rosip,s steady; sales 1s3: receipts 1884; shipsr ments none; stock 144,393. Quote: B. s425; D s4.45; E s4.65; F c $4.s5 :, I s4.s5; K s52o. Nj s5.45; N s5.65; VIC i se25; wv s6.76. sy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
RICE MARKET

Ny AssOcihtcd Fress
 New Orleans. June 7.-Rough rice nominal. No sales. Receipts 1882 sacks Miflers receipts same. Clean rice strong. Sales reportedi l,l14 pockets Blue Rose at 4 7-i6@4Bc. Receipts, 12,1s9 pockets. Bran and Polish unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Georgia Cities Want :.
 Cheaper T telephones.
By AssocIated Press

Atlanta, Ga, June 7.-The Georgia
 railroad commission had under ad-F1 visement today the petition of At1ia lanta, Macon. Columbus, Athens and sf other Georgia cities requesting res q auctions in the rates charged by the ]. Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-aas graph company. Representatives of e. the telephone company contended that
 rates should be maintained on their t present basis because of the high eose . of labor and materials. ls
 1t was pointed out by the petition- q CTS that other states, including Texas4s and New York, where the telephone $ rates were increased because of4r World war conditions, had protested ,- to their state commissions and reduce z tions made. Fifteen days will be at- i. lowed by the commission for the fil- ing for additional briefs. 1t was saide 7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKET

Toledo, O.. June 7.-Wheat. cash t1.23h. July s1l5%. Glover seed prime. cash s11.3o; October s11.1o. Alsike prime, cash s1175; August S;ze0 Timothy prime; cash s2s,02.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
LONDON MONEY

By AssOclated Press London. June 7.-Bar silver, 35 ss d per ounce. Money, 1& per cent. Discount rates, short bills. 3 5-16 per cent. Three months bills 2s 0 ? 7-16 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
SUGAR MARKET

New York. June 7.-The local raw F
 sugar market was firm and higher again today, Cubas advancing to 2sc- cost and freight for June and 15-16c+
 for July shipment, equal to 4.4Sc and
 4.55c respectively for centrifugal. @ There were sales of about 175,000
 bags of Cuban and also 7500O bags sv
 of Porto Rican, the latter for June. q, shipment to operators at 4.5oc 4 -4t Canadian refiner bought 56,000 bags.s9.s of Cuban at 2.75c, for Cuba Ys =.
 The raw sugar futures market was st.s active and prices were firm at one :;
 time showing advance of to- a,A. 12 points. There was general buy e9 | ing, prompted by the strength of the io spot market and unfavorable crop sagsi news from abroad, but before the4i}oa close. realizing caused partial set rra. backs with final prices to points ss-@ net higher. July 2SSc; septembersz~a 3.osc; December 317c; March 3.15e. srt
 The market for refined sugar wasse~-7 firm but there was no change frtves quotations with fine granulated list.stssr ed at 5.70 to $500. There was ss- good inquiry principally from ex- tas porters. 5os5ilst
 Refined futures nominal. Juya :, s.17c; September 6.15c; December sta. 6.05c. ssafssia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
LEAD GOES UP

By AssOcfatto Fress
 New York, June 7.-The American Smeiting and Refining company to- day advanced the prices of lead from 665 to BIS cents per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool. June 7.-Cotton. spot in fair demand. Prices steady; good middling, 12.34d; fully middiing. 12.O4d: middling, 11.s9d; low middling, 11.44d: good ordinary. 10.59d ordi- nary. 1009d. Sales. 1000 bales, in- eluding 4,90O American. receopts. 24,- 0oo bales, including cs.400 American. Futures closed quiet and steady; June, 11.76d. July, 11,69d; September. 11.50d; october 11.42d; December. 11.e4d; January, 11.1Sd: March. 11.06d; May. l0.96d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
Exchange Guilty Charge o Accepting Bucketing Orders
NEW YORK BOND LIST

New York, June 7.-Following are to- days high low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock exchange, and the total sales of each bond:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
 xx ApSn~fated Presa
SPOT COTTON

Ky ASsOctHteu frcrs
 New Orleans. June 7.-Spots firm 50 points higher; sales on the spot 1.7ss; sales; to arrive 1,2fs; low mid ding 19,3sc: middling 20.sSc: good middling 21.ssc; receipts 5,57s; stock 1S2,320.
 New York. June 7.-spot cotton steady; middling 21.7oc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08

Meal and Feolstuff
 lSmith arain Col Mixed horse feed, SSs, old style huilA, SIS; No. corn soc; No. l white oats, ovc; shorts s4l; bran, SSs: c. s. meal 2 pc. s4s. hen Iced. 100 lbs, $2; timothy yS4; choice pea green alfalfa, $3S; John sop hay. s@z. wheat straw. $26 ton.
 ll10re No. l Green Salt Hides--S 1z o SC. No. Green Salt Hides-7 h Usc. No. l Green Fresh nides-o sa 07c. No. Green Fresh Hldes-6h h.. No. l Dry Flint Hlues--llc. No. : Dry Fllnt hiues-iVc. No. l Dry Salt HIdes--l0c. No. Dry Salt Hid-s-sc. Sheep Skins-loWovc. Goat Skins--lVU -oc. hug Sklns-lUc tu I5c. Horse Hides-oOc to q. Tailuw--Sc to be~swax--lsc to FOG. Clear Grease WooI-20G zsc. Clear Washed Nuo--svv s3c. Buiry Wool--l20l5c Ginseng--wild soWs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
FLAX SEED

Duluth Minn., June 7.-Closing~v cash prices: Flax seed: July $2.57;
 bid; September s2.4sA; october $2.4s pfu. ass aaGs
 STEEL PRICES STAND sfsses New York. June T,--Steet prfces7 N2s per 100. 0 b. Pittsburg unchangeds '"a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
LOCAL MARKETS
Frnita and y.rrfnnr.a

! l Appies-Winesap. extra fancy, 1ss. le3. per box s4. Winesap. 17z. 216, per box, SS.75; Arkansas Blacks extra fancy. 96, i3s. per box, s4; 72s 80 ss. I5o. ITS Ss.76:
 Bananas-Per h.. t5mc | Oranges-California per box. ss@9.5o.
 Potatoes-oId 1risn, 15o-lb. bags per ,b.. Sc: Red Bliss. No. 1. 1eo-lp. sack per h.. Shc; Red Bliss. No. ?. 1oo-ib. sack. per lb 2tSc.
 Potatoes-sweet, per h.. shc. l. onions-Texas white. per crate. ss25. llyellow. per crate, s. Beans-Calfornia lima large per h.. l1Ac; California lima baby, per h.. 1Ihc; pink per h.. Sc; black eyed peas. California. per in.. sc. Michigan navy. lOu-Ip. sack per h.. Sc. Pineapples-Per crate, S4.6o.
 Peanuts-virginia. No. l. per b.. sc: vieinia roasted bO-lo. lo,s. per b.. ioc; Alabama. raw. per ID. o'ac; roasted Sc.
 cantaloupes--small crates. s2,26 ages case, sy.s0.
 Lettuce-rer crate. iceberg. s6 per
 Grapetrult- sizes box. sb.7S. Garilc-Per h., zUc.
 f fomatoesEFanocy' cs' era Crate Iyi $; choice.
 seans-GEsen. per hamper. ,l.sO92.
 Peaches-Per crate. S2.5O. Eggplant--sS.6u. feppers-Bell, $5. Squash--Per hamper. $2. Cabbage-Alabama sz.15 per crate;
 ureen Corn-Per barrel. ss.5oas; crate corn. per crate, s4buQ5. Ielei y---t ioI iua. ps4 crate $5 Cheese-kull cream. daisy, lb.. 23c. MscAerei--IUu No. y-v1. keR Ss.5O.
 Len.ons-caiifornia, box. sl.6O; i'm | porleu, so.Se. | Aehs-per h.. -sW26c. Lsss-Per uoz.. -4y-oc. (W. W. Jarrett 4 eonsp
 Fryers-Larse size. 469eOc; small. 5ou5oc.
 l.ooslers-.iUIoe. | Eggs-Candled. 24c. Lutter-taehIaK stuek l2Ql5c. L1tAeys--s04 ssc.
 LAVE STOCK | (Birlainsnaln Lave s.oeA Msarket) soou aD,. enVlce, sV ne, ' ple4.-.., eoo4, oi.S,e, ersss steers. eo,u. s1 U osz~. s.1eu.e..., oc, lat COWS, 4Oe, A.euts..4. eo"s, tei Sutters. IA g sS, ealnsis, I iz u ,xc. neaVy vuis, os 4S, I.snJ oalis, s2c. lat yealIIngs. ss | WOtzS, hleui4.n sea.iiiiss. .sxc. veai-
 Hoss@Cnoice corn fed, leb pounds and loo, 7Vsc, pigs. sO anu uuwn. b1s U 7c; best rougn hogs, 7Wtac; soit anu oily l hogs. 2c under above piiees. Standard Fish Col Gray Snappsr-lzc. Red Snapper-lSc. l spanish Alackerel-22c. Foinpano-Sbc. Salt N ster Irout-22c. Nullet-lvc. Meats (Swith & Co.,. PAckers D, S. Clear Bellies-I4i iz O 1Sc. Silver Leaf Pure Lard-lAc. Jewei Shortening-l-c. hams-Skinned S3WS SIC. Hams-hesutar, S@U S6c. Pork Lolns-zf V2fc. | Bacon-zZQ Q 41c. l Butter--Soc. 1 Lggs-2bc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
NEW YORK CURB LIST
IndnstriaIs

New York. June 7.-Transactions on the New York Curb market today were as
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INFERIOR MOVEMENT Ry Associated Presa

By Assoclated Press
 Houston. Miodling, 2..Ioc, re- ceipts, 2,s35; shipments, S,5f5; sales. fl sock. 101,6si.
 Memphis: Middling, 2o.77c; re- ceipts, 4,542; snipments. 5 1. sales. 1.t0o; stock, 99,S23.
 Augusta Middling. 2o.94c; receipts, 1,1ss; shipments. 1.05S; sales. l27; sto~k. 97.057. S,. Louis: Middling. 2C.5oc; re- ceipts, 2.2s1; nipments, 2.1ss; stock. 22 S71.
 Atlanta: Middling, 1 '.
 Little Rock: Middling, 20. Sc; re ipts, 51; shipments. sos: -ales. 132; stock. 36.34o.
 .al as: Middhng, 2o.7oe, salts. 351. Montgomery; Middling. 20.3s; sales. PSI
 Total today: isece pts. i1o.oos sl pments. 1s.s45; stock s57.7s5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
FORT MOVEMENT

By Associated Press New Orleans: Middling, 20.SSc; re- ceipts, 5,5Ts; sales 2,952; stock, 1S2.320
 Galveston; Middling, 21.6oc; re- ceipts. 3.o4s; sales, ,152 stock. s4.644.
 Mobile. Middling. zoe; receipts. 1,421; stock, 4.o5S.
 Savannah: Middling, 21c; receipts. s47 sales, Al; stock, 74,965. Charleston: Middling, 20.75c; re- eeipts, 52S: stock. 71.024.
 Wilmington: Middling, 2o.soc; re- ceipts, 269: stock, 2S,7S9.
 Norfolk; Middling, 20.s4e receipts, ,,055: sales, 564: stock, 65,154. Baltimore: stock, 3.753.
 Boston Mddling, 20.90c; receipts. 100; stock, 7,50o.
 Philadelphia: Stock, 4.S6,. New York: Middling. 21.7oc; stock. 214.4S4
 Minor poi ts: stock. 1.5Ss. Total today: Receipts. 12,sSs; stocks, s56.70S.
 Total for week: Receipts, 5s,51o; shipments. f4.51s.
 Total for season: Receipfs, 5,s5s,- 47o.. shipments, 5,352.7as.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08
BAR SILVER r,

By'AssOciated Press New York, June 7s-Foreign bar silver. 71%c; Mexican dollars, 54lac.
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sPoT COFFEE

New York. June 7.--Coffec: Rio No I, 1lAc. futures easy, July 10.42c; December 9.S6c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-08

Total sales of bonds today were Sl2,S43. 900, compared with $l1,S73000 previous day and Sfh.7s1 900 a year ago
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luirea Adeyafuu 81 Depta in suetele celor carl ram
duiesc rosurle viete pamntes dar e va de rostn or
mpaca Adevarul 81 Dreptatea, 81 alta
cat urnasii aposolor tine lumna sub obroc eli
zina de-apo de suIparea domne lor asnprtoare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15
OPERA "DESTRUCTIVA"
A "REGIONALISTULUI"
VAIDA
Franta ratifica tratatul prin
care recunoaste alipirea
Basarabiei.

|, Intreaga campanie de defaima-
re GEO duce presa liberala in ulti-
,mul timp contra fruntasilor par
.tidului national din Ardeal 81 mai
ales contra epocii Gle gpvernare a
cabmetului yaida, pc care o nu-
mesc ''epoca bolsevismului 81 a
|destrnctivitatii'' primeste 0
palma formidable din partea
Apusului.
Agentia telegrafica Rador ne
transmite urmhtorul comunicat
din Paris:
''Primul ministru Poincaire a
depus in Camera pfoiectul de lege
Gu privire ia aprobarea tratatului
asupra Basarapiei, incheiat la Pa
ris in ziua de 28 Octombrie 1920,
fntre principalele ppteri aliate 81
| Romapia".
Acesta tratatul incheiat GU
princpalele puteri aliate pentru
recunoasterea Rasarabiei de IRE
giopalistul'' Vaida printr'o in
4
ldarjita staruinta 81 abila propa-
ganda ce face cinste ''destructi.
lvei's sale guvernari.
Si ne intrebam aculn:
Sc va grabi dl Bratianu, 80 care
la ipcheierea pacii lasat la voia
intamplarii interesele vitale ale
tarii nnmsi spre a-si castiga Q
lplatforma pentru popularitatea
GEO pierdusa din cauza iliestilor
! 81 q altor aprovHionatpri al 'buzn-
parel9r proprii, sc va grab
acest dl Bratianp care All e prim.
mipistrul tarij, 50 spnpa ca recu-
possterea Basarabiei Sc datoreste
''diplomatiei" sale de liberals 4
De la obrazul gros al liberation
ne pqtem astepta Ia ori ce.
Dl Vaida Vi odata Gu d-sa dntree
Ardealul are multlMirea sufle.
teasca 81 morala 81 roadele une
gnvernari cinstite incep So st
farate.
! 'Regionalismnl" d-lui yaida
iadgce mai multi fples si,cipst,
lt3xii decit ''patriotispul nnio
mist q acelora carl fura pana ]
ldraptul ceta3eniler pnmai ca SIS
ssignre shiftuiah psrtizanilor.
| lpip ''voints") \.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-15


copale a cerut ca biserica sd tale
afara cele zece pornnci. Nu-i ne
vote. 0 mare parte 81 asa nh tin
socoteala de ele.
O femeie poate purta poalele
bluzei 81 ,virita 81 afara de rochie,
barbatul insa MI Sc poate bucura
de acest privilegiu 81 poalele ca
MASH au nn loc anumit.
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Sc zice> ca omul iubeste numai
Sodata, aceasta insa nu impiedica
pc multi = barbati 81 femei - sa
Sc casatoreaSca de cate cinci 81
Isase orr.
Uni Sc indigneaza cand aud ca
in cutare familie nevasta isl da
raceste barbatul, dar sa lasan
toata gluma 81 judecand serios
cu mana pc inima, sd ne intre
BAN: &c s'ar alege de famili;
acea in care 81 femeia az Fl u,
terchia berchia 81 papa lapte c;
barbatul?