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The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Forced Buying Ended.

Yes, there Is big market for subur-
ban properties underway but Il Is going
to be unlike The heavy buying period
that we passed through recently It
will be more healthy for one thing be-
cause II will not be predicated on forced
buying. The rent laws In New York
city stopped the hysterical exodus into
the country by insuring the city dwell
ers of their right TO continue In their
present quarters without having to pay
what some people considered an excess
sive increase In rent.
THE market that we are running into
will have no such hectic stimulus. II
will be the natural elimination OF the
own your home and fresh air doctrines
that are sweeping the country. The
increasing fondness for outdoor sport
will also play n part.
ut does not seem to me, however.
that the big estate will ever enjoy the
popularity that IL did m the past The
tendency now Is toward smaller homes
and less acreage surrounding those
homes. Time was when n wealthy man
did not think that he had n country es-
tate worthy of his position In life un-
less his mansion included from twenty
to eighty rooms, with innumerable
baths. The grounds surrounding this
young castle had to cover anywhere
from twenty-five to several hundred
acres and had to be studded with stables
and other outbuildings
''Nobody-not even the average mil
lionaire. IL you can use such a term
cares TO undertake the support or up
keep OF such proposition to-day Con-
sequently the sale Of estates over $780,
900 Is somewhat infrequent accident.
THE average country estate for even
wealthy folk to-day covers from two 20
ten acres and includes n house with four
or five master bedrooms and. say. three
master bathrooms, two or three servtns
rooms with an equal number of baths.
and two car garage. The vast estate.
believe. is passing and some OF the
owners, recognizing the demand for
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
COURT NOT HOLDING UP
CONKLIN DIVORCE CASE
Justice Kellogg Explains De-
cisidn He Had Made.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
BINGHAMToS, May 6.-Justice Abram
L. Kellogg, In a statement issued to-day,
emphatically denied there was anything
In the decision passed on by the APP
pellate Division this week which had
any reference to an attempt to prevent
any settlement of the ConItlin divorce
case regarding which some misleading
statements were published.
Justice Kellogg said: There was
nothing in my decision with reference to
holding up the settlement of the action.
The only question before me was
whether or not the plaintiffs attorneys
had the right to go back to the referee
and ask for further counsel fees. There
was nothing before me in reference to
holding up a settlement of the case.
''The only question determined in my
order was whether the plaintiffs attor-
ney would be permitted to go before
Referee Albert II. Sewell and ask to
have an order entered granting them
further compensation. / have not seen
the opinion handed down by the APP
pellate Davision. but there was nothing
before that court so far as my decision
was concerned, that involves the preven-
ton of the settlement OF the action.
There Is no question but that the parties
had the right to discontinue the action
on their own volition."
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

buying Beyond $4,000 the purchasing
falls off very sharply.
THE price of property is going to
come down but jost haw much depends
entirely on the building boom. and IL
would require a greater vision than any
real estate man or builder possesses to
depict the future of the construction
movement"
Burgoyne Hamilton, head OF Hamil.
ton, Iselin & Co., which handles both
city and suburban properties, also mar
veled at the great degree of interest
shown In country properties to-day con-
trasted with the amount of actual buy
ing. He spoke only OF the more expen-
sive country houses, aus his firm lists
very few of the cheaper properties. He
said:
You can get any number OF sub
stantial looking prospects to inspect
properties You can take them on auto
mobile trips through the country and
watch their enthusiasm grow under
your eyes but when it comes TO hard
and fast question of price it would take
a regiment of cavalry to wrest a sigma
ture from some of them. That prob
ably sounds a bit pessimistic. but as a
matter of fact it is hopeful sign for
the future. Buyers sooner or later are
going to realize that even the building
boom will not give them valuable prop.
critics for nothing or fine houses for a
song.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

tative businesses are now making small
profits where four or five months ago
they were showing losses.
The improvement in the credit Stu
alton has been very great. There has
been en- immense liquidation OF loans
and money is comparatively easy. The
volume OF bank credit afloat in the
country is larger than would be needed
If the country were thoroughly liquid.
It Is substantially larger than in April,
1917, at which time business was ms==s
more active than to-day and prices
little higher than to-day. The Federal
Reserve banks at that time did almost
no business. Their total extensions OF
credit were about only s2o0.O00,Ooo, as
agaiNt over $1,000, 600 600 to-day"
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
TARIFF BILL UPHELD
BY FRELINGHUYSEN
Jersey Manufacturers Hear 1t
Is Best Obtainable in Face
Of instability.

Speciol Dispatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, May 6.-The Manufac-
turers Association of New Jersey closed
its eighth annual convention tonight
with dinner at the Hotel Traymore at
which Senator Frelinghuysen was the
principal guest. The dinner was attended
by delegations Of manufacturers from
several New England and middle At
lantic States.
Senator Frelinghuysen said that in his
opinion the tariff bill now under debate
in the Senate Is the best measure that
could be drafted at this time, when
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
BRITISH wARsHIp scRApPED,

LONDON. May 6 (Associated Press) -
In compliance with the terms Of the
naval treaty signed at the Washington
armament conference. the British dread
nought Erin was put out of commission
ut Sheerness to-day and ordered sold.
Laid down in 1911. she was launched in
1913 and completed in August 1914, Just
after the war broke out. Her normal
displacement is $4,000 tons Her com
plement was 1,130 men.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Improvement Undoubted.

"On the whole suppose 1t is the
great number of prospects that makes
the actual number of buyers seem few.
AS matter of fact the demand for the
properties that we handle would under
certain conditions be considered fair,
and there is little doubt thatft is going
to improve.
zone thing that seems especially re-
assuring to me Is the fact that buyers
of the higher priced properties are more
than ever interested in the appearance
of houses and are willing to pay for
good architecture. The monstrosities OF
twenty or thirty years ago don't inter
est buyers any more. All of which
means that the prospective purchaser
is very much more discriminating thar
he was, and that in turn means a more
healthy market for country properties. "
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

home sites. are Fastening the process of
obsolescene by splitting up portions Of
their properties and selling them by the
lot or in larger units, according to the
character of the neighborhood"
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Opposes Rise I'm Prices.

A speaker at the day session was DR.
B. NJ. Anderson, economist of the Chase
National Bank New York. He ad-
Nised business men not to raise their
prices at the first sign OF an increasing
demand. 1t will be better. he said, to
get costs down and to depend on an in
creasing volume of sales TO provide the
profits" He added:
From the low point OF last year we
have made very substantial and graft
fyinel gains We probably are not now
more than 10 or 1s per cent. below nor
NAL. This is. OF course, not yet salts
factory but has marked the difference
between losses and profits. Represen-
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

carrying out the program of the Port
Authority.
A resolution was adopted asking Con-
gress TO provide a tariff based on ample
protection for apprentices by en-
plOyers in various industries. State
legislation was requested to prevent
labor unions from interfering wiz n-rh
plans. The convention also adopted a
resolution favoring the ratification Of
the act providing for bond issue OF
s4oOO0,OOO TO complete the State highway
system.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
j. Philip Bird President

Officers elected at the day session
were j. Philip Bird OF Plainfield.
president; William Ferguson OF Pater-
son, vice-president; Harry d. Leavitt OF
Trenton, treasurer; w. c. Billman OF
Trenton, secretary.
]. Spencer Smith. vice-chairman OF
the Port of New York Authority, spoke
with a plea for the cooperation of tn
business interests of New Jersey in
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

values throughout the world are dis
organized. He went on:
based on scientific findings Of fact. That
is why l recently introduced into the
Senate a measure providing for a tariff
based on production and conversion
costs. This association has indorsed that
measure and I understand that numerous
other industrial and agricultural organ
izations have also indorsed it. l be-
lieve the measure will go far toward ir-
suring the orderly economic progress o:
the nation"
Rear Admiral David Potter. u. s. NJ,
also spoke at the dinner. he toast
master was Edward C. Stokes, former
Governor of New Jersey.
The Fort Seward news., 1922-01-27
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
D. N. I0RGA 81 McoRONAREA
SUVERANILoR.
Un articol explicativ.

'Neamul Romanesc'' publica in
editorialul sau de aseara urmato-
rul articol semnat de d.. N. Iorga
"Deci G hotarit lucru ca multi
zabovita incoronare Regelui va
avea loc in curind.
Pretextul intamierilor de pana
acuma, neterminarca lucrarilor nc
cesare disparut, i'm adevar, Bi.
serica din Alba lula 81 tot ce @
inconjoara asteapta pc Suveran
81 pc Regina. lar ,pe de alta parte,
anume evenimente de La granitele
noastre sunt de sigur de naturl
sa grlbeasca un act de pc urma
caruia in provinciile reunite rega-
litatea poste sd capete un 81 mai
mare prestigiu. Gu deoscbire i'm
&C priveste pc Unguri 'regele in.
coronat" joaca in concaptiilc lor
un prea mare rol pentru ca accst
factor ESSENTIAL sd nu poata I'll la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
sat la 0 parte.

sat la parte.
lmprejurarile inferno sunt, -
cine ar tagadui-o! - foarte ne
favorable. In Ardealul care do.
vedit atata simpatic partidului
national REGGIE vine inconjurat
de aceia carl au rapit acestui par
It'd mandatele La care avca drep-
|tul. 81 acestia sunt, prin Parla-
mentul pc care Eau 'aless' in
'astfel de situate dncat nu pot
gasi nici puntc de legatura Gu
|adversarii lOr.
Vinovatia acelora carl impiedi-
Ca pc Domnul tarii de purta
coroana in mi ijlocul tuturOr ace.
lora carl l'au ajutat sd faca feri-
cita unire nemarginita. Aceasta
nu va impiedica insa pc oricinc
poate face anumite deoscbiri nece-
sare in rostul unui monarh con.
stitutional sa strige in aceasta ri
sOlemna, orice s'ar Fl intamplat
Traiasca Regele!
(Din ''Dacia J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU COSMIN*)

pcntru barbile ce puritan.
Amandoua perechile Sc asezar5
in cate loje retinuta.
] Purtatorii sgomotoaselof barb
erau, unul un mare Ilabab, baiat
Gle 0 rara frumusete, distins in
maniere ca. un lord, 81 de 0 gin
gasie aproape feminina, ON d.
buna origina 81 un exemplar dc
lux al selectei societati.
Gel alt explica Ulysc Bol-
dur 'baiatul unei fostc spala-
toresc. Crcscand pc langa curtiIe
boereyti, Sc sclivisi ajungahl
eurtezan de mana intaia. Varin.
du-se Gu ''toupeA in toate, "a.
cand pc Indispensable Ia kerr
rnesse, la tombole, Ia societati de
binefacere, la dams, dandu-si un
exterior de elegsnta barbiereasca,
desi dilocvent, seomotos vi
,trident in toate discntiiIe, grpso.
y in apncdturi ii incnlt, femeilc
! I DOM sosrsls III pierd esph! y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
. | N VT Ar E

ID Vasilie I. Codrea din CO.
muna Netotu, jud. Fagaras, dc
prezent in Cleveland, Ohio, are
onoare va face cunoscut Casa
toria sd Gu D-Soara Margalina
Noara.
D-soara Margalina Noara, din
comma Pardu, jud. Fagaras de
prezent in Cleveland, Ohio, are
Onoare a va face cunoscut casa
toria sa GU dl Vasile /. Codrea.
81 invita- cu toata dragostea pc
toate neamurilc, consatcni, prie,
TIM, 81 cunoscuti, din loc 81 jur a
llla parte la Celebrarea cununici
lor Religioase, care va avea loc
Dumineca in 8 Octombrie 1922 Ia
ora 2 p. m. in Biserica gr.-or ro-
mana "Sfanta Marie" din Gle
yeland, Ohio, precum 81 la Masa
ce Sc va aranja la ora 7 80 seara
in Hala Soc. 'iCarpatina" de
sub No. 1903 West SO Str.
Nasi vor fl dl Dionise 81 dina
Elena LeaIbu din comuna Netotu
jud. Fagaras.
Muzica lui Sam Duca din Gle
veland, va distra pc Onor. oaspeti
Gu cele mai frumoase arii de dams
81 cantece Nnationale.
Deci in speranta ca vom avea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

joaca CART in casa ''sefului' 81
Hasa sa piarda banii in mana Gu
coa1iei sefulese, plateste cagnotta
iisi plateste consumatia, mezeluri
t!friptuyi, vim 81 fructe.
In Moldova, pc vremuri de be.
jcnii 81 suferinte cumplite, vindea
..stofele, camasile 81 alimentele
obstinate slujbasilor, pc preturi
de specula, la negustori 81 parti,
Iculari; lar bietii lefegii al ,Statu-
Hui umblau in zdrente 81 Gu CHE
.tele cascate.
In dol AMI de zile de razboip a
|strans patru milioane.
Ute colo un nou roman, sas de
[0rigipa. Inainte de razboiu era un
mic negust0ras. All, are sease
suite de milioane! Cunt In timpul
|razboiului, cand aus fugit ungurii
|la intrarea roma1iilor in Ardeal, a
|cumparat pc mimic niste depozite
leu alimente unguresti si lea vim
|dut, Insult, romanilor. Cand an
|plecat romanii Qa retrugere) lea
|cumparat de pomana, aproape, de
|la romani ii lea uindut, iar, In
|zecit, unguriior Cand, din nou,
~ revenit romanii, de datA asta,
|peatru totdealfna, lea rccumpa-
Ernt aproape, gratis, de a ungti.
q csri tugeau lea resdndut
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

lCum STA labartat picioarele una
Cum s'a frant peste farfuria phi
na GU varf alta! Cum infulici
grasuna de colo! Cum mai di
lpeste cap pahar dupa. pahar 4ata
/ de colo!
Ce exemplare! &c cxcmplare!
Cine sunt, Ulyse, perechilt
astea simandicoasef
Pal, draga, sal luam de colo
din cap.
Domnul Gu ochii de broscoiu
sound 81 indesat, e un evreu i'm
|bogatit in speculatiuni de petrol
Mana dreapta a unor oamenI
politici carl dsi faceau prin 81
toate afacerile lor.
]. Cestal'alt de langa el, tot eyreu
q prietenul Gel mai bun al unui
mare ON politic, ON nou., a
|fost furnisorul armatei pc vre.
muri de restriste cand MI mai
exista control 81 So imbogdtit II
el 81 protecterul lui.
pomhul de colo bortoa u ellel !
.ftf
;direetorul unei mari institJtiuni
= Statnlui. In casa lui " joaca
s6rf zina u noaptea. Orise sluj:
'bas din 5ara ce lucreaxk sub ordi,
INK lui. daca yresx \ lis idsiptst,
Iau 'clrutat ds pelet peI.tra
ss'sI u. s|''s u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

lupa gargarHarea lui frantu.
zeasca, dupa cum isi tine ihans
IN sold, dupa monoclul din ochi
81 dupa mersul lui leganat de
chimita.
81 dupa accst barbos Sc prapa
desc felneilc!
la-i barba 81 mofturile 81 nj
mai ramane mimic din ell!
Pc femei nu lie intereseaza, insa
nici geniul tau, nici cultura ta
nici nobletea sentimentelor tale,
nlci sacrificiile, ce faci pentru ca.
Femeea, afara de rare exceptii,
doamna, c un monstru. Geo inte-
reseaza bestia din barbat. L
lie male care lie aprinde simtu
rile. M importa de ce cpnditie
sociala E. E destul ss'a faca 81
yibrcze si da ea singurs basna
pcste cl.
~ stai fcricit ii, casa ta Gu
scumpa ia sotioara gi nn individ
suspect iii trcce pc sub ferestre.
S'a uitat de odata in ochii femeii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
co N v0cARE

Societatea ''Dr. lulu MANU-"
din Canton, Ohio, prin aceasta
convoaca o adunare generala ex-
tra-ordinara pc ziua de Dunineca,
8 Octombrie, anul current, la orele
! p. M, in hala din Garfield Ave.
S. West, la care adunare invita-
staruitor pc toti membrii sal a
lua parte 81 a ajuta la rezolvarea
mai multor chestii importante cc
vor Fl la ordinea zilei.
La aceasta adunare fratelc Nj.
colae Bardas Isl va da raportul
sau de delegat al societatii la
adunarea generala a Uniunei de
la Erie, Pennsylvania.
Datorita faptului ca acum Uni
unea s'a pus pc baze noui 81 ca
pretul ziarului s'a redus la 20
cents pc luna, credem ca nlembrii
socictatii noastre vor incerca 81
vor rcusi sd aduca in mijlocul
|nostru un frumos numar de mem
bril- noui.
Societatea face multi bine omu-
Ilui muncitor. De aceea moi vrem
| sd finn mai multi in ca ca sd put
tenn face bine 81 mai multi.
Gu stima. Presidiul.
1926 & % & 80 & 34).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
DIN PATRIE

Suntcm informant, ca dl Octa-
vian Goga s'a ofcrit sd compuna
vcrsurile pcntru imnul incoro-
narii. MuZica va face macstrul
George Encscu.
Directia generala a vamilor III,
tocmeste instructiunile pentru a.
|plicarea decMilmei relative la pla-
ia taxelor yamale la porumbul
destinat exportului Statul va IN
casa aceste take in valuta tarilor
lin care sc va face exportul.
Aflam ca un grup de consuma.
tori din Cluj au luat initiativa
dnfiintarei unci 'Ligi consuma-
torilor in vedcrea Garcia sc va
convoca mare intrunirc publica.
La resortul de instructie din
Cluj Sc lucreaza la 0 detaliata
dare de seama asupra invataman-
tului din Ardeal in anul scolar
trecut.
Ministerul de finantc a depus
cri la Banca Nationala canti-
tate dc } kgr. aur. provenit de Ia
minele- statului din Ardeal.
1-~. Il. sss
Delegatii Bancii Rationale au
plccat aseara la Lugoj, pentru a
proceda ola lichidarea sucursalei
Bancii Austro-ungare, care inca
mai continua sd functioncze.
ID. Eugen Botez, directorul ge-
neral al asistentci sociale, sa in
tors de la Raul-Vadului, unde a
inspectat colonia de vagabonzi
81 cersetori.
D-sa va depune un rapport asu,
pra situatiunei atelierelor pentru
industria lemnului in care lu-
creaza fostii vagabonzi 81 cerse-
tori mai varstnici.
Cativa intelectuali plini de in.
sufletire intre carl poetul George
Mihai-Zamfirescu. all hotarit sd
scoata in Satu-Mare revista Ii
terara lunara ''Nufarul".
Sc va infiinta in Satmar O So
cietate Gu intentiunea de Sc
raspaadi in popor limbele ger
M ma, franceza 81 engleza.
In acest scop va infiinta cazi-
nuri, unde sa sc intruneasca
membrii diferitelor sectiuni.
eee.
Comitetul despartamantului
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03
IN VT AR E

Avem onoare a va invita- de d
lua parte la Petrecerea 81 Masa
ce vom aranja in onoarea fiului
nostru ILIE-LOUIS, Dumineca
s Oct. 1922, in Hala Soc. u. r.
Ard. 81 Trans 735 Ash Str,
Alliance, Ohio. Inceputul petrece.
rel va ii la 7 ore p. m., lar masa
Sc Va aranja la 9 ore p. III.
NASH 'vor Fl: Dl 81 D-na loan
81 Maria Hoza. 81 Mas de onoare
dl DR.. Nicolae Lupu.
Asteptandu-ya ell drag, va
salutam.
loan 81 Maria Sufana, Parintii
737 So. Liberty Str. Alliance, O.
(232 & 34).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

Stunt rugati toti s6onsntr
nostri . observa uxm1toarsle
reguli Ia trimiterea psntru
schiMbare de adresx.
l. 81 So scrie sdresa vechs
ande la mers xiarul li adresa
undo "a mdtat.
2. La fieoare persoanx d
20 alature mxrci do 6e. 81 @
caute 81 nj % dea nunele stra-
del si al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste r.
gull in xadar agteapt& q -
schimbe adrssa d m D. poats,
AAmt1isi1a1ia-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-03

Onoarea a va saluta in mijlocul
nostru, pana la revedere am ra-
mas salutandu-va Gu toata dra-
gostea. MIR11 81 NASH.
NIB. Rugam pc cunoscuti, pre-
tint, 81 consateni, 81 pc toti aceia
care nu au PRINT invitari specia-
lie, sd considere aceasta ca atarc,
nestiind la toti adresa corecta.
(226 4 32).
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Tara -Oasului--Seini al Associated
pentru literature 81 cultura po-
porului roman. a organizat la
|3 Septemvrie in sala hotelului
'Coroana' din Semi mare SER
bare populara, lar la Orcle s 81
jumatate 'seara concert 81 dams
pana in zorii zilei.
Tot in aceasta ri la orele IL a.
m. s'a tinut adunarea dcsparta-
mantului.
La alegerea de senator din
|circ. Simleul Silvaniei, jud. Sa-
laj, reusit d-rul Alexandra
Aciu, din partidul national.
Apele Dunarei stunt stationare
la Turnu-Magurele, Calarasi, Ger
navoda, Ismail 81 Chilia Noua lar
in rcstul porturilor apele sunt
stationare.
, Prln interventia inspectoratului
muncei "a incheiat un contract
colectiv de munca la faIbrica tex.
tia Copou, din Iasi.
Serviciul sanitar yeterinar at
portului Galati, a confiscat ieri
lO14 ky. peste altcrat.
ID. L. Franasovici = secretarul
general al ministerului de inferno
= lnsotit de reprezentantii auto
rltatilor politienesti, a inspectat
oraselul Alba lula. unde vor avea
loo serbarile incoronarii.
In afara de dispozitiunile luate
III vedcrea accelerarii lucrarilor
carl sc fac in vederea incoronarii
Suveranilor, Ill r. Franasovici a
luat masurile de paza necesare.
mai ales acum. dupa descOperirea
complotului impotriva Familiei
Regale.
ID. DR.. c. Angelescu. ministrul
lnstructiuni, luat initiativa in
fiintarei pentru anul acesta a
1000 biblioteci populare 81 anu
me: 300 in Ardeal, 100 in Buco-
vilia, 200 in Basarabia, lar restul
in vechiul regat. Aceste biblio.
teci Sc vor infiinta pe langa SEQ
lele din orase 81 safe. S'a mai
hotarit complectarea 81 refacerea
tuturor bibliotecilor de la safe.
dlstruse de razboi. precum 81
crcarea inca 1000 de biblioteci
pentru anul viitor.
La Oradea-Marc va incepe in
curlnd schimbul de detinuti po-
lltlci lntre statul nostru 81 eel
ungurese.
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dreptate:
'Ie bonneur C'est dificile dt
lie trouver en- sol name; impossi
BILE de lie trouvcr ailleurss
Usa- Sc deschidca acum neince
tat 81 perechi noui isi faceau apa,
rita. Mute din perseanele de Ia
inceputul mesei, pleeasera dc
multi. Veniau acum cei iesiti dc Ia
spectacole, de la premiere, de Ia
Opera, sau dc la concerto. Doam.
nele in mare dscolteu 81 domnii
in frac sau smoking.
Ultimele mese rezervate Sc ocu-
para in cateya secunde yi un nou
zgomot de talgere de argint, dc
farfurii, de eomenxi, de clampa-
,nitr de faici incepu. ]
Domnii GU figuri mn e, mai
,toti sti e. m boaee,
doamnele doborite sIet rsat atnfa
!matasurilor, costurildr ii bin
teriilor..
Gel mai multi ii u elc, cu
figuri primitive - plebei ridieati,,
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Pc Gheorghe Fever, originar
din Medias jud. T.-Mare Romania.
Rog pc aceia carl stu de dansul,
sl-mi scrie la adresa de mai jos,
fiindule foarte multumitor, dansul
daca va ceti accste sire, sd la in
considerable.
LASCU FORSEA
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FEldEE

In etate de 33 ami, binc educata,
poseda avere frumoasa, doreste
casatorie GU un barbat de 34-38
ami inclinat pentru afaceri Co
mercialc.
Correspondents GU fCtografia
alaturata este a Sc adresa:
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