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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
GRUETT DRUG COMPANY.
Two Stores.


4o6-s West Main St. 100 Foster St.
The splendid, prompt and accurate
prescription service given by the Cru
EFT Drug Company, at both drug
stores, has brought these popular
stores splendid patronage. There
is always a carefully trained and ex-
pert pharmacist on duty at Gruett's,
ready to serve you promptly and &C.
curately. If you have found that pro-
prietary medicines are beneficial, you
will find the leading makes in stock
at the Gruett Stores. The stocks of
proprietary medicines are unusually
large and complete. In addition to
the splendid prescription service CIV
en- here, the stores are also noted for
the splendid line of carefully selected
toilet preparations and accessories.
The ladies of Merrill and vicinity
know that they can always find thsar
favorite tales, rouge, face powder, face
creams, skin foods, hair tonics and
the numerous other compounds so nee
essary these days to milady's dressing
table and toilet. These stores also
carry a carefully selected stock of inn
ported and domestic perfumes, and
are the headquarters for fine confec-
tionery and stationery.
Last, but not least, these stores de-
vote one-half of their massive stores
to the sale and display of musical in
struments. They distribute the Stein
way, Aeolian, Brambach, Edmund
Gram and Johnson pianos and player
pianos. Also the Sonora and Vocation
monographs and Frank Holton band
instruments. Their musical depart
ments are complete. At these stores,
you will find everything in the must
cal line from violin strings, sheet mu-
sic, records, player rolls, to the in
struments for which they are intend
ed. The service department connect
ed with their instrument business is
Railways willing to attend to any in
struments requiring repair whether
purchased from the Gruett Drug Com
pany or elsewhere.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
ZIMRAL AUTO co.

The home of Dodge Bros. cars in
Merrill and vicinity is the Zimbal
Auto Co., 1017 Main street. You will
find on it's sales floors the different
Dodge models for 1922. The splendid
records of the Dodge car, the attrac-
tive models with their sturdy construc-
ton, graceful lines, attractive appear
ance and maximum riding comfort,
make the Dodge one of the best val
ues in cars on the market today. The
Zimbal Auto Co. will be pleased to
have you look over the different mod
els in stock and try them yourself.
The garage is the headquarters for
expert repairing of all kinds, and is
equipped with machinery and men to
do good work at reasonable prices. 1t
carries a complete line of accessories,
repairs, gasoline, oils and greases.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
. j. A. NUSRAUM.

One will go long ways before
finding a more attractive or better
made stock of worthwhile furniture
than is contained in the up-to-date
store of John Nusbaum, 1923 East
Main street. If you have been con-
templating adding a few new pieces
to your home to brighten it up, you
will be, pleased with the splendid dis
play here. 1t is a serviceable line
and the prices on it are unusually
low, when one considers the quality
of the stocks. Some beautiful new
domestic and imported rugs are in
stock here at prices that are near
the pre-war levels. One also finds
all the new wall paper stocks here,
framed pictures, window shades and
linoleums.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
THE coSMo THEATER.

Has it ever occurred to you just
how much the splendid programs of
fered by the Cosmo theater mean to
you? How it gives you an hour or
more of delightful and instructive en-
tertainment every night, with a splen-
did musical program to add further
pleasure to your evening? At the
Cosmo, one is certain to find the new
est screen releases just as soon as
they appear in the movie palaces of
the great cities. The management
carefully censors every film it shows,
in order that at no time will the most
sensitive nature be offended when
Dawn Came" will be presented at this
theater May 1 and for the Cath
Ollie Congregation of this city.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
THE CATHOLIC BULLETIN, APRIL %, 1929

glad to recommend Emil Stretch to
our readers. Mr.. Streich's store and
shop is at 72S Second avenue, and you
will find it will pay you to consult him
on any electrical needs. Not only
does the firm wire buildings of all
kinds for electric light and power, but
it also carries complete line of cleo.
trio fixtures and electric goods and
devices, floor and table lamps. electric
fiat irons, motors Of all sizes and all
descriptions, electric fans, percolators,
coasters and such devices for cooking
and light housekeeping. This store
also handles the WHY'S light and wa.
ter systems.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
u. L. HARRIS.

The we'll dressed men of Merrill
know they can find the latest styles,
the newest fabrics and woolens, and
the best fitting and appearing clothes
at the new clothing store of D. l.. Har-
ris, 103 Mill street. Mr.. Harris en-
tiers the business life of Merrill with
splendid stock of merchandise for
men that Immediately heralds the
store as the headquarters for the best
in mems wear at the most reasonable
Of prices. The newest effects in
spring hats and caps, new shirts and
neckwear and mems shoes are to be
found here, where popular prices rule
and there is an absolute guarantee
of satisfaction or your money back.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
COY CORNER CONFECTIONERY.

coZY CORNER CONFECTIONERY.
You get the most delicious choco-
lates and other sweets. when you buy
your confectionery at the Cozy Cor
ner Confectionery, corner Grand ave
nue. and Genesee street. Mr.. o. J.
Gagnon, proprietor, has built up a
splendid patronage because of the fact
that he handles the very best grades
Of candies at the lowest possible
prices. Now that summer is about
here, our readers and others will again
be interested in the splendid fountain
service given here. Then there are
also those delicious and refreshing
soft drinks prepared at the. fountain
and those dainty and delicious sand.
wiches and lunches served here.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
BOSTON STORE.

1t is always bargain day at the Bos-
ton Store in Merrill. A careful inspec-
ton of it's stocks as to quality and
then examination of the prices on the
different articles, with those of other
stores, will quickly convince our read
ers that the advantage rests in trad
ing at the Boston Store. The grocery
stocks are large and complete, also
the departments devoted to house
hold requirements and furnishings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
WILLIAM 5RAssARp & SON AGEN

The poet sung, ut is better to have
loved and lost than never to have
loved at ALL" or words to that effect.
Another practical maxim has been
coined by William Brassard & Son
Agency, insurance folk, in the fol-
lowing, Better to have and not need
than to need and not have" The
practical application of the above is
apparent when one discusses insur-
ance in any of it's many phases. In
surance first and last is protection
against life, health, accidents or the
elements. The Office of William Bras
sard & Son Agency is good place to
go to get set right on your insurance
problems. You will get your informa-
ton there straight, and can depend on
it absolutely.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
ALLEN 4. LANDER GARAGE.

If you want the best and most
prompt repair service for your auto
mobile or truck, then you should send
it to the garage of Allen & lander,
913-917 East Main street, and you
will get the benefit of the work of ex-
pert mechanics. If your tires are
worn, send them in here for vulcaniz-
ing and repairing. If your engine is
missing, if the batteries are weak, or
the ignition system is loose, send it
to Allen & lander Garage and it will
take the experts here but a few min
utes to make the necessary adjust
ments. .....s
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
n. A. chILSEN.

One will find Exide battery service
at the shop of Harry A. Chilsen. 10
Gated west of the Court House. Elk
ide Batteries are the ones that give
you the most power and longest and
best service and are therefore the
most economical for you to use. A
hot, poppy battery like the Exide gives
you the spark that puts the power in
your motor, The Chilsen shop is head
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
SAviDUskY DYE HOUSE & CLEAN
ING

Real clothes economy comes
through the care you give them. If
you send them to this shop for clean
ing and pressing at regular intervals,
you will see how much longer service
they give. No article of woman's
wear is too delicate in color or tex.
ture but what it can be safely clean
ed by the process used in this shop.
Now is the time to look over ones
wardrobe for spring and summer wear,
and take the garments to this shop
for overhauling, repair and pressing.
The shop makes specially Of clean
ing Or dyeing of household goods such
as curtains, draperies, portieres, etc.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
koHLHoFF e. KRUGER CO.

The new stocks of dry goods and
clothing being shown by Kohlhoff &
Kruger, 416 West Main street, is an
attractive one and is meeting with the
approval of the people of Merrill and
vicinity. kohlhoff & Krueger's store
is recognized as one of the shopping
centers for the ladies, as well as men.
Everything is high grade in this store
and one finds splendid values. In
mems and ladies' wear, the new styles
and effects are all here. All the new
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
MERRILL MACHINERY & SUPPLY

An important industry of Merrill
and one which must be mentioned in
any history or sketch of the city, is
the Merrill Machinery & Supply Co.
It's plant is devoted to the casting of
grey iron castings and all kinds of
high grade and skilled machine work
required to put them on the market
as finished machines. The company
not only makes grey iron castings for
itself but also for the trade and car
ries full line of mill and logging sup
plies. One of the feature lines of the
company is the Excelsior machinery
pole and drag saws, which have at
tracted a lot Of favorable attention
and are in constant demand.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
DAwLEY NORTHERN YARDS, INC

For the best grades of lumbers and
building materials, go to the Dawley
Northern Yards, Inc, $40 Third street
You will find there a fine big stock
of rough and manufactured lumbers
all straight grained and well seasoned
No matter how large your order may
be, the Dawley Northern Yards, Inc.
stocks are so complete that the order
can be filled and delivered promptly
There are complete stocks of sand
gravel, stone, cement, lime, hard
woods for flooring and interior finish
ings, tile, posts, wire fencing Of all
kinds, farm gates, silos and water and
storage tanks of all kinds.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
MERRILL BUICK co,

If you are going to have a new car
this season, of course you are going to
select Buick. The best and most
satisfactory way is for our readers
to stop in at the sales rooms of the
Merrill Buick Co., 1927 East Main
street, and see for themselves what
splendid cars the 1922 Bucks are. All
the different Buick models are to be
found here waiting for your inspec.
ton. One also gets first class serv-
ice in repairing and overhauling at
the Merrill Buick Co. garage and finds
there auto supplies, accessories, gas
oline, oils and greases.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
THIELMAN MEAT & GROCERY CO

The store of the Thielman Meat e
Grocery Co., 912 East Main street, is
the place for you to shop in. Inspect
ed meats are handled here and at
prices as low as many stores ask for
meats that are inferior in grade and
taste. Besides the big stocks of fresh
meats, the cured meats, besides home
made sausages, fresh dressed poultry,
and fresh fish and oysters in season.
And the prices are right on them, just
the same as the prices are right on
the other lines of high grade gro
ceries and vegetables carried here at
all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
MERRILL MARBLE. e. GRANITE
WORKS

Before you make your final decision
on the memorial you will erect over
your departed, be sure and see the de-
signs waiting you at the Office and
plant of the Merrill Marble & Granite
Works. Memorial day will soon be
here, and another year will have roll
ed around and you have erected no
memorial to the memory of your loved
ones. You still have time to have a
fitting memorial made and erected II
continued on page So
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kRoM CLOTHING CO

That splendid stock of suits and
overcoats for men and young men at
the Krom Clothing Co., 500 First
street, is making hit with those who
have looked them over. The very lat
est styles and effects are shown In
the splendid line Of clothes at this
store. Krom Clothing Co. also press
and alter your clothes for you. The
prices are always right here and you
can always get fitted properly and
correctly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
]. I. ANDERSON.

Your friends will appreciate and en-
joy your portrait if it bears the i'm
print of the J. l.. Anderson studio, 500
Second street. Anderson-made por-
traits and pictures bear those distinc-
tive features that instantly mark them
as the work of real artist in pose
and also in workmanship. II you have
hesitated about having your portrait
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

taken because of the work that has
been done for you in the past, VIII.
not break your rule and see what this
studio can do for you? The studio
also does enlarging Of all kinds, pic
ture framing and commercial photog-
raphy. 1t also develops films and
prints pictures from them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
THEODORE TEskE.

The meats you find on the block
at the market of Theodore Teske, 213
Second street, are among the best
that can be found in Merrill. The pro-
prietor knows meats both on the hoof
and on the block and selects every
pound he handles SO that his patrons
can get the best that it is possible to
obtain. Tender steaks and rich, juicy
roasts are the regular thing here, not
the unexpected. The market carries
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

quarters for expert automotive cleo.
trical repairing and carries big
stock of batteries, repairs, sporting
goods and bicycles. Every one is get.
ting interested in that healthful sport.
bicycle riding, and you will find some
splendid makes at the Chilsen shop.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

fine big stock of meats and also
fresh picked poultry, and fresh fish
and oysters in season. Do you want
real bargains in canned goods? You
will find them here at all times and
also some fine grades Of butter and
cheese at all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

materials and fabrics as well as the
new shades and colors in dress goods
are being shown. Quality is the first
consideration here and 1t shows ev-
erywhere in the stocks. In mems
and boys clothing, their values in
quality and style are unexcelled.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29
EMIL STRETCH,

You can modernize your old house
or buildings by having them wired for
electricity, and for wiring and all
kinds of electrical installation, we are
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-04-29

THESE COMPRISE BEST KNOWN ENTER
II :
CONSIDERATION READERs-BY MENTIONING THIS
A
SUCCESS.
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MERRILL, WIS.

HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND PROM
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MERCANTILE HOUSES RETAIL
STORES BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
The Washington times., 1922-10-02

EVERYBODY LOVES A
BABY" and these young
sters, winners of the first
five prizes in the baby show
at Mineola, L. l., New York,
win hearts as we'll as beauty
prizes. Keystone View.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
INTREPRINDE
- SALVAREA AUSTRIEI

considerable din proprietatea
mea 81 vol sd fac parte din men,
bril- executive al acestei intreprln-
derideri. Eu vol sa fac din Aus.
tria un stat de model. Prin acea-
sta vol sd dovedesc ca 81 celelalte
state europene pot ii salvate III
acelas fel. La un an de la infiin-
tarea organizatiunei propuse Aus
tria va Fl i'm stare sd plateasca.
Eu pun la risic intrcaga mea re-
putatie financiara pentru dovedl-
rea afirmatiunei mele. Tot secre
thl este ca sd tratam Austria ca
pc 0 intreprindere care dat ia
liment 81 sd incepem reorganiza,
rea eli in mod american. Guyernul
Austriei este atat de confident in
planurile mele ca a declarat in
tentia sa dc a prelua 30 la suta a
actiilor.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
IN juru|H eonteTintsi
dc Ia Haga

Haga, 13' Iulie. - All nOapte
pc la orele 12 dclegatia ruseasca
a dat un comunicat in care zicea
ca conferinta s'a terminal. Maxim
Litvinoff, scful delegatiei sovie-
tistc, spune ca planuit sa ia
Dumineca trenul pentru Moscova.
Unul din membrii delegatiei rtl-
scsti spunea ca dl Litvinoff ce-
ruse presedintelui Patyn sa aran-
jezc Gu pasapoartele delegation,
astfe1 ca eli sd poata pleca in
Russia eat mai curind posibil.
Aceiasi persoana a atacat as.
pru ceeacc numea dansul brusca
atitudinc delegation celorlalte
tari in chestii carl au facut ca
continuarea negocierilor pc mai
departe sd fie imposibila.
Sc raporteaza ca delegation
Italieni 81 Elvetieni Ii Sc pare ca
discutiile privitoare la averi s'aul
terminal prea repede.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

Paris, IA Iulie. = Henry Nor
genthau, fost ambassador in Tur-
cia, anuntat All ca el intre-
prins infiintarea unei corpora
tiuni internationale de capita
liza refacerea industriei austrie.
ce. Corporatiunea va avea la dis
pozitie un capital de 5O-6O,0O
900. Dl Morgenthau, care s'a re-
1ntors de la Viena la Paris. de-
clarat ca el are intreg sprijinul
guvernului austriac. De prezent
ell discuta afacerea Gu niSte fl
nanciari. ua 4
'Au f0st multe proiecte pentru
ajutarea Austriei, dar americana
au declarat cd salvarea eli este
imposibila", a declarat Nor
genthau. - ''Eu cred, din contra,
ca este foartc posibila. Eu sunt
gaia sd investez D suma foartc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

Cleveland, Ohio, IA Iulie. =
Infuriat de mamie in urma unei
certe avutc cu, sofia sa, Matew
Mayer, locuitor in suburbia Eu.
clid, si-a imp,uscat sofia, un copil
de opt luni ii un altul de cinci
AMI, lar dupa aceia STA tras in
piept ultimul glont ce-i mai ra-
masese in revolver. Toi sunt
mort afara de copill eel de
cinci ami care, dupa mai multi
timp de zacere in nesimtire, a
iesit Gu greu de sub corpul nein.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14
IScTis0aTea hi Jewell catra
Pres. Harding

Chicago, ILL.,, 13 Iulie. = Scri-
soarea trimisa de dl B. NJ. Jewell
capetenia greivstilor de la caile
ferate, ca raspuns la ,proclamatia
data de presedintele Harding in
chestia grevei, contine urma-
toarele:
'Din proclamatia D-Voastre de
la II Iulie reese Cd vi s'au dat
informatiuni necomplecte Gu pri-
wire la neintelegerea dintre sta
panii cailor ferate 81 muncitori.
'Nouazeci 81 doua de companii
de cal ferate an calcat legea
transportului 81 decisiunile con-
siliului de arbitraj. Incalcarile de
lcge 81 dccisiuni inumara 104 ca
zuri. In aceste cazuri nu Sc GU
Erinde numai. darea lucrarilor
GU antrepriza, ca sa fie executate
afara din atelierele cailor ferate.
ci 81 scaderi de plati 81 oprirea
muncitorilor de a-si alege repre-
zentantii lor.
'Cand linia Pennsylvania re-
fuzat sa Sc c0nforme decisiunei
consiliului de arbitraj. dl Page,
Indicator la ,tribunalul federal,
q zis ca in chestia lefurilor 81 a
rcgulatiunilor consiliul nu putea
sa-si assume alt r0l decat accla de
sfatuitor. DE atunci incoace com
paniile de cai ferate n'au mai
volt sd consimta la facerea unei
legi care sd stabileasca consilii
iccale de aplanarea disputelor,
consilii descrise dc. consiliul CEN
tral- dc.-arbitrai csffiindl, 'sipartea
principala a masinariei care sd
impace divirgentele intre munci-
Tori 81 patronii cailor feratc.''
'Caile ferate au facut asa ca
negOcierile lOr sa fie numai for
male, punand astfel consiliul in
tr'o situate adverse arbitrajului
Consiliul a anulat sporul de pla-
ia pentru lucrul facut in zilele
de Dumineca 81 alte serbatori, 0
gratificatie de care s'au bucurat
timp de treizeci de ami char 81
muncitorii neunionisti. Consiliul
a stabilit plata medic pc an la
$500 ell toate ca departmental
muncei la arafat Gu cifre con-
crete ca traiul unui muncitor
costa $l.4O0 pc an, 81 ca spre a-i
da confortul necesar, plata lui nu
trebue sa fic mai mica ca $1,000
pc an.
"Cand leafa de baza, adica cea
mai mica, este nedreapta, atunci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-14

Sc intelege de la sine ca toata
scala lefurilor este nedreapta,
frustandu-se astfel atat muncito-
rul simplu cat 81 meseriasii 81 teh-
nicianii. Muncitorii organizati
sprijine>c declaratia D-Voastre
din % Maiu 1921, in care ziceati
ca cea mai mica leafa trebue sd
fie de asa ca sd asigure Omulul
un trai indestulit 81 ca lupta
5pentru existenta nu trebue sa ta-
gaduiasca omului alte lucruri no.
bile la earl are dreptul in viata:
regulandu-se de asa fel ca ell sd
alba dlstractii, recreatie 81 ceya
'cconomii pentru vremuri grele. !
'MuncitOrii n'au calcat nici
una diptre decisiunile consiliului
de arbitraj: caile ferate insa a
violat multi, lar consiliul de
arbitraj violat la ,rindul lui
legea transportului, fixand niste
lefuri cu earl muncitorii n 'au
putut 81 n 'au volt sd lucreze.
'ConsiIiul incercat sa des-
carce sarcina menajamentului cal
lor ferate in spatele muncitOrilor
prin fixarea un0r lefuri neindes-
tulatoare pentru traiu, lucru care
va submina sanatatca 81 prOspe-
ritatea generated viitoare.
'Dupa ce incercasera toatc ce.
lelalte mijloace pacinice, munci-
tori au incercat din nou sd vim.
dece raul printr conferinta Gu
stapanii cailor ferate, insa n a,
fost luati in seama. Esirea in
srcva a fost ultimul lor resort.
"Cu respect venim va spune
81 insista Cd impiedicarea CO.
mertului 81 circulated scrisori-
lor n a fost cauzata de actele di,
recte ori nelegitime ale muncito-
rilor organizati. Astfel de impe-
decari au fost caHate de directO-
rii cailor ferate, carl voesc sd 81
opereze liniile GU muncitori pu-
tini, incompetent 81 neinvatati.
'Starea aceasta de lucruri va
dura 81 va continua chiar sd sc
agraveze pana atunci cand sc va
face o intelegere dreapta intre
reprezentantii canor ferate 81 eel
al muncitorilor. Pana acum re.
prezentantii cailor ferate au re.
fuZat sd stea de vOrba Gu munci-
tori. moi suntem gaia din toata
inima sd conlucram Gu oricine do
reste imbunatatirea situatiei pre-.
zente de la caile ferate.''
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@ TRACEDIE FAMILIARA


sufletit al tatSlui sau 81 a atras
atentia vecinilor.
Sc pare ca cearta fusese incc.
puta asupra unei scrisori scrisa
lui Mayer de sofia sa pc cand
acesta sc afla la Detroit. Mayer,
care era fara oclpatie dc aproape
un an, stat cateva luni in De-
troit, de unde s'a intors numai
Miercuri. Scrisoarea, care fusese
gasita pe. pardoseaia, era un fel
de ultilnat prin care sofia i da
'tinlp de trei zile Sd 80 reintoarca
|aeasa.