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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-03-03
Born With
Black Eye

Stratford, England, March 3.--A
young French woman testifying in
an alleged bigamy case here today
said that a month before the birth
Of her child. her husband gave her
q black eye. The baby was born with
black eye.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-03-03
Iowa Prison
Is Burning g

Keokuk, Iowa, March 3.-The To-
wa at Fort Madison was being de-
stroyed by fire early today, accord
ing reports reaching here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-03-03

Washington, March 3.-The plight
of the farmers wife and his children
under the stress of hard times In
agriculture was pictured today be-
fore the senate agriculture commit
tee by a farmers wife. The socieyt
of agriculture urged the enactment
of legislation proposed by Senator
Ladd, of North Dakota, to staDiilze
grain prices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-03-03
PRESIDENT HARDING
PLANNING VACATION
WILL ENJOY THE SALUBRIOUS
CLIMATE OF FLORIDA.

Miami, Florida, March 3.-Presi-
dent Harding is planning to spend
two weeks vacation on one OF the
Florida Keys at Cocobolo bay in the
near future, it was learned today.
He is expected first to stop at the
presidential cottage at the Flamingo
hotel at Miami Beach, which is now
being prepared. The president mas
been planning a Florida vacation for
some time. it was reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

eTything-
 Nosirree.
 We forgot to mention his Hawaiian ukulele.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

sunday School 9:45 a. m.
 Parents come and bring your chil- dren. We have classes to please all grades.
 Morning worship II a. m. The Knights of Pythias will be present at our morning service. The center seats will be reserved for the lodge. Special music by the choir. Violin solo by Miss Loretta Butler. Sermon by the pastor.
 Epworth League 6:3O D. m. Sub- ject: 'Tithing" Leader, Mir Main land. All young and old people are invited to hear this important sub- ject discussed by man who knows something about it.
 Preaching service 7:30 D. m. Eff teen minute evangelistic song service led by Mrs. Richmire. Paron James V. Auriemma. grand opera singer. who Is in the district to help in the Salvation Army drive. will favor us
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
FIRST CHURCH OF WARREN.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 Public worship at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
 MT. w. p. Wetmore, secretary of the Y. M. c. A, in Bisbee, will speak at both services, morning and eve ming.
 The pastor is confined to his home with broken foot and will not be able to hold service until February 26.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. John Bankerd Monday aft ernoon at o'clock, 301 Campbell street.
 The Young Peoples Society will meet at 6:3Q o'clock. All young peo- pie are cordially invited to attend and also to become members. T A cordial invitation is extended to all of the above services.
 THOMAS A. MITCHELL, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

of the plant put q desk out in the wood and metal pattern department So their apprentice could sit there quietly and watch what was going on But Dodge wasn't there to watch He took place at one of the ma chimes and insisted on operating it. Dodge says. 'T can't learn too much about it,
 "Pll never sit at an executive desk until I've. learned all mechanical op- erations by actual contact. Thus far they've only let me work on a few machines. because my boss is afraid 1 might get hurt.
 My father could run any machine in this plant as well as any workman. Maybe I've inherited some mechani- cal ability from him-I hope so."
 Will Make Rounds
 When Dodge has learned all he can about the wood and metal pat tern department, he'll move on to another department. For the present the young millionaire's boss" is K c. Babo, head of the pattern depart ment.
 
 out" the millionaire workmau- but only because of the young mans de- sire to work on machines that are forbidden to him. to do more than his allotted share.
 But in point of efficiency and promptness Dodge is the best work man in the department, Babo testi- ffes.
 Hes got the right stuff in him there's no denying that" Babo says "The patterns he's turned out are un- usually good.
 Conscientious, Too
 And he's one of the most conscien- tious workers in my department He won't even lay off when he's 1.-The once even disobeyed his doctors or ders to get to work,'
 Dodge draws paychecks regularly. He says he's going to have the first one framed.
 The hardest job of sll is rolling out of bed in the morning." Dodge smiles, but I manage to do it some how.
 'Pve found my life work. It'Il take lifetime to master everything there is to learn about, this plant. You know it covers 100 acres of floor space.
 'Tm beginning to look on my work as play nowadays and have lots more fun than I would if I tried to pull through life doing nothing"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
BAPTIST

Evangelist c. c. Clark will preach morning and evening. The morning theme will be "The Glory of the Cross" The evening theme will be Chaos" Bible School meets at 9:45 F. F. Simcoe is superintendent B. Y. P. U. meets at 6:30. The DeacOas and clerk will meet at the pastors home for consultation at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. George Kouts will lead the prayer meeting on Wednes- day at 7:30.
 Annual election of officers will be held at the prayer meeting following the first Sunday in March
 Don't fail to hear Bro. Clark.
 CECIL T. BARNETT, Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
GHOSTS 1T WAR
 RAUN I BALTIC
Drifting Mines and Derelict Submarines Make Mariners
 Voyages Dangerous

STOCKHOLM. Feb. 1S.-Ghosts of the great war still haunt the Baltic, soaring veteran shippers, sailors, fisn- ermen and steamship passengers alike.
 Hardly a week passes without r-- ports along the Swedish coast of drift ing old mines and derelict subma- rines, both a serious danger to all navigation. The mines are principally of Russian and German origin, and after breaking loose from their moor ings they have drifted toward the east coast of Sweden Many of them nave been washed ashore on Gottland is- land which lies almost in the oon,er Of the Baltic.
 Ever since the armistice, Baltic storms have washed mines upon the coast and dwellers along the snore have long since become accustomed to the terrific detonations of eXplod- ing mines hurled against cliffs during heavy gales. Energetic efforts have been made to sweep up these danger GUS relics of the war, but it will prob- ably be years before either the North Sea or the Baltic is free of them.
 It is not at all uncommon for fish ermen to catch mines in their nets. They are regarded as lucky catches, although they have to be handled gin gerly, for the government pays hand somely for the removal or destruction of the mines. if satisfactory proof of their discovery or destruction can be furnished.
 The U-boat derelicts are said to have been discarded English vessels, lost while being lowed from English ports 10 Copenhagen. The menace to navigation from these two sources Is such that passenger and merchant vessels have to change tehir sched- ules in the Baltic and traverse the danger zones only by daylight.
 Lately there has been little property damage and no loss of life as the re- suit of the floating U-boat derelicts and mines. Nevertheless Swedish ma rine insurance companies have of late been threatening to raise their rates on account of this danger to naviga- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
A MIDNIGHT BELL, RAY, FEATURE, SHOWN
 AT THE. LYRIC TODAY

Adventures and hair-raising expert ences are to he found in small towns as well as in metropolitan centecs, as Martin Tripp discovered in BellpOrt. Martin was a salesman, travelling for a large city concern, and circum- stances compelled him 10 settle n the little town.
 Things began to happen rapidly when Martin arrived. but it was lucky for Bellport that he was there. Five crooks lad been attracted to the place by the prosperous condition of the bank, and they had. made their headquarters in an abandoned church which had gained the reputation of being haunted.
 Martin didn't believe in spooks, so he spent a night in the church. He admitted the next morning that it was q terrifying experience. but it didn't prevent him from paying an other visit
 The second time he discovered that the "spooks' had been engaged in digging a tunnel from the church cellar to the basement Of the bank, and all was in readiness for the big coup. But comDlications arose, and
 
 foot to a chair.and gagged. Tn spite of his bonds, he managed to ring the church bell and then excitement broke loose in the little town. But all ended well. and Martin becomes the hero of Rellport.
 This is part of the plot of "A Mid night Bell" a First National attrac- ton starring Charles Ray, which will be the feature at the Lyric theatre for two days beginning today. It is right up to the Ray standard, which is guarantee of its worth, and gives a faithful presentation os life in a small town. Other members of the cast are Donald Macdonald, Van Dyke Brooke, Doris Pawn, Clyde Me Coy, Jess Herring, s. J. Bingham and Burt Offord. The story is based on one of the famous plays by Charles Hoyt
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

Buster Likes Pets Buster Keaton likes pets.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
cHQ|RGHEs Q|R}lH!
LUTHERAN

Lutheran services will be conduct ed in the Warren Church at 3:3O o'clock this afternoon. The services will be conducted by Capt. A. J. Schliesser, chaplain of the 1st Cav airy
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

There's no doubt about thar, as his studio hirelingS will testify F'instance, Buster could stage an animal show and still have some left over in case he wanted to send out a second houpe.
 At the present, Buster possesses: Belgian police doe. Two Airdales
 One horse and colt. 4 canary.
 A Persian cat.
 And
 Two white rats.
 But we haven't let you Gin" on ev.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
aJseEE PRESBYTERIAN

blSbG ID LTNiFNN
 Sunday School at s:35 q. m. The Home Mission program Going to Point Barrow" will be used on this Sunday nearest Washngton's birth day.
 Young peoples meeting at 6:3O D. m, preceded by q brief prayer serV- ice. Beginning with this meeting ana continuing for six consecutive meet ings, there will be a series of studies of the great Home Mission work or the church. using Mir. Eastman's book unfinished Rusiness." as a guide. Mrs. Thomas and Miss Florence Wat kins will be in charge ofthese studies.
 Public Worship at II a. m. and at 7:3O D. m. The anthem, Come Unto Me-" by Gounod- Shelley, will be rem dered by the choir. Themes of ser mons by the pastor: Stewardship" and Prayer" Preceding the evening service, at 6:30 o'clock, the Mission Study class for men and women will hold it's first session, studying the "Mountaineers." Following the eve ring service there will be brief but important conference of church Orfic- CTS and members.
 JOHN C. E. FRY, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday morning services are at II o'clock in I. O. O. F. building on Sub- way street.
 Sunday School at $40. The sub ject for February 19 is Mind"
 Wednesday evening testimonial meetings are at eight o'clock.
 Reading rooms at same address are open from 1 to 4 on week days.
 The public is invited to enjoy the reading rooms and the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

with a few selections. The pastor will preach. Subject: Except Q Man be Born Again, He Cannot See the Kingdom of God.'
 The Warren Junior League will meet with Mrs. Warrington, Tuesday afternoon, immediately after school All Methodist children please be pres ent.
 Tuesday evening, Feb. 21st. a George Washington party at the Meth odist parsonage, to which all young people are invited Mir and Mrs. Richmire will entertain you. The real guide-book for Washington, D. c. and Washington's old home, etc, will be shown; pictures and talks on the same will be enjoyed Don't miss a real good timel
 Wednesday evening, 7:3O, prayer and Bible meeting the church. We are taking up Luke's Gospel in this meeting. Come and feel at home
 Junior League Saturday, 3:O0 D. m. in the primary department. Parents send your children and children, bring others with you.
 The church with a glad hand.
 GEO. w. RICHMIRE, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
REoRGANlZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

Headquarters, Independence, MO-. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Religio Dept. 6:15 D. m. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 E. R. DAVIS, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
HEIR TO DODGE
 MILLIONS JUST
 FACTORY HAND
23Year-Old Son of Wealthy Auto Manufacturer Wants
 to Start at Bottom
BY NORRIS QUINN

DETROIT. Feb. IS. - Found-the most remarkable multimillionaire in the world!
 He's Horace EJgin Dodge, 23-year- old heir to a large interest in the Dodge Brothers Motor Company here
 Dodge is remarkable because The doesn't follow any of the rules movie producers have laid down for young millionaires.
 He doesn't stay in bed until noon and get up with headache. He doesn't spend the afternoon looking out of the windows of an ex- elusive club.
 Or the evening at the latest musical comedy.
 He doesn't laugh his way through life," as the subtitle writers put it.
 Up Every Day at
 Instead he's up every morning at $.
 And at work by '.
 And spends the day toiling at machine as a common worker in the motor plant his father founded!
 That's not because a stern parent is keeping the young man busy to keep him out of mischief. The elder Dodge died recently. His heirs hard work is self-imposed.
 After his graduation from military academy and a, course in college, Dodge married Miss Virginia Knowl- son, Detroit society girl, last June.
 As they left for Europe on a honey moon Dodge announced that on his return he'd start in as a laborer in the Dodge factory to learn the auto business from the bottom up.
 Eoes Into Factory
 When he came back in October, he made good on his promise. He's been working ever since.
 Every morning Dodge's alarm clock rings at 6. And Dodge responds.
 He eats 9 hasty breakfast at his residence in Crosse Pointe, exclusive Detroit suburb.
 He jumps into his touring car and hurries to the automobile plant-hur- ries because the plant opens at 2 a. m.
 He punches a time clock at the em- ployes' entrance of the wood and metal pattern department. He puts on a workman's rough apron. They wear aprons instead oi .overalls in his department. Then he works until the whistle blows for lunch. He lunches in the i plant cafeteria. @" ! Puts in Full Days When the 45-minute lunch period Is over he goes back to his machine and stays there until the whistle blows for quitting time-4:45 D. m. When Dodge started work official:
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev. George c. Golden, Rector. g:45 a. m., Sunday School
 II a. m, morning service with ad- dress by the rector: "The Stranger at Uur Gates"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

Cigars especially intended for wo- men smokers are being imported from Havana.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-19

IMPORTED Gillett Safety RazOrs soc and 75c, at L. l.. Gilman's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Gilda Gray, the "shimmy queeN,
according TO reports from M"-
waukee, where she is known 90
Mary Milchalsmf Goreckh IS penn
sued for a divorce by her husoaN''
John Gorecki. who is employed l'
his fathers cafe. They were MAJ
ri-i in 1919 aud separated .
1915. They have a 10-year-o'N
son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

In British financial circles It .s
believed that Lord Rothermere tSl-
Cecil Harmsworth). brother OF Lord
Northcliffe, win captain the vast
enterprises left by the publisher who
died few days ago. Lord Rotber.
mere has been appointed trueres
pro tenn Of his brothers Interests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

II. W. Samson. Of the dcpA.
ment OF agriculture. is waging A
campaign to have consumers de.
mand that such fruits as peachs,
and apples be sold in STANDARD
shipping packages, or else by
weight or count. In one basket
Samson shows four pcache,
touching the bottom Of the tlske.
while in the other he shows one
peach that supports all the res.,
Even standard packages, he de-.
clares, may be packed by swlnd.
ling hucksters SO as to deceive ths
consumer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Lucille Martin twins have de-
serted the for marmony They
bands bought different wedding
tell them Arthur *,
board Of trade married Garnee and
(Cal) broker married Lucille
courship Los Angeles They double wedding
Francisco
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

Washingtoni II August. =
Dcputatul Charles L. Knight Sc
va retrage din congres ca rezul-
tatul infringer& sale la candida
rca de guvernof al statului Ohio.
Aceasta u declarat eri dcputatul
din Akron. D6nsul nu va fl nici
candidat independent pentru po-
sitia de guverner, la aleyerile din
toamna.
Dansul a declarat ca victoria
lui Carmi Thompson pentru can
didatura de guternor inscmneaza
ca poporul din Ohio aproba poll
tica prescdintelui Harding, caci
Thompson . fost candidatul ad-
ministratiei. Astfel Knight crcde
de datorinta salca sd nu Sc mai
opuna accstei politici nici in con-
gres. Dansul a declarat ca va de-
misiona imediaf ce afacerile dis.
trictului din Akron, pc care-l re-
prezinta in c0ngres, vor fl apla-
nate.
In saptamaila din urma depu,
tatul Knight aprimit multc scri-
sori 81 telegrame din toatc partilc
statului Ohio CD sd candidezc ca
independent y alegerilc din
toamna. Gu toste ca succesul sau
ar fl probabil, deoarece el a:
primi 81 voturils celorlalti candi-
dati republicans csri au fost ba-
TUT in 8 Augnsk lansul de.
clarat ca nu WI Scandida deoarece
cl vrca sd alba Au 1iumai 0 majo-
ritatc ci consiptemantul tuturor
republicanilor u sd poata duce
Ia hun sfi9its tss,elc ae yrea
sd le INTRODUCED in legislature sta.
tului Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17
BeIgia 81 moratoriul

PARIS, 16 August.-Pentru moment mica Belgc este
centrul pocei Caea rebui so aleag
Franta depinde de feul deega Belge MAINE
cand comislunea de reparatu intruni ecda
mod final Gu privre la moratorul Germaniei.
Pana acum Parisul nu site face Belga Guverlml
belgian este presat dcoparc de ce della Lonra 81 dc alta de
eel della Paris .
Desi guvernul belgian pare Fl mpart in ideie sale
prvire la molaoriu maoratea Ger7nane trebue s
i Sc dea in orce caz un ragaz de plata.
In urma nereusire premicrlor aat de cadca la vreo
invoaa in Londra ramas Germana sa prneasca
punsu della comsunea de reparatui Comsiunea va da a.
cest raspuns name la orele H.
Anglia 81 Italia sunt in favoarea unu moratoru pcntru
Gemana, ceeace nulifica saneune privoare la uncle
chesi de exempu confiscarea stricteor mnere din
valca Ruhr Franta opunc de moratoru afara de
cazu cand ocupata Germania drept garane
Conform ratatulu moratoru poate fl dat prn majo-
ritaea voturlor Daca Begien vocaza Engezii 81
len moratoru Germaniei aprobat daca voteaza Gu
Flanta voture fl doua contra doua cecace ar insena
lefuzarca moratoriului
I'm consu de mnstri tnut acasa la presedntee Mile
randi dscutat chestia nreagd. All dimneaa d. Po-
prezenat resumat al confernte della Londra 81
prinlit aprobarea tuturor ministrilor.
All dupa amiaz sa luat in considerae pasi treues
facu in chesc Maoritaea membrilor din cabinet opus
la chcmarea paramentuui in sesiune extraordara
dupa lunga dscue sa ua decsunea nainte de pro-
ceda mai depar guvenu astepe hotarrea coisiuei de
reparatiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

Parlamentul aSteapta nerabda-
tor aparitia prescdintelui in mil
locul deputatilor 81 senatorilor,
sd lie dea un fel de rapport despre
criza industriala din intreaga
tara.
Aseara senatorul Charles Curtis.
republican din Kansas, s "a dus la
Casa Alba sd vorbeasca Gu prese-
dintele referitor la venirea dansu-
lui in Parliament. Tot acolO erau
81 senatorii James +. Watson de
Indiana 81 Porter McCumber de
Nord Dakota. Accstia voiau sd
vorbeasca Gu prcscdintcle rcfc.
ritor la legca vamilor.
Sc zice ca prcSedintelc lear I'll
raspuns ca nu era sigur daca va
veni 81 v0rbeasca inanes in~P Parlx-
ment, sau nu, 81 ca nu va lua o
hotarirc definitiva in privinta
aceasta decat name dimineata.
Gu baza unei intelegeri in greva
carbunilor votata la Cleveland 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

ell conferinta grcvei cailor feratc
mutata la New York, guvernul
STA indreptat All privirilc mai
multi spre fixarea pretur;lor pen
tru carbuni 81 Gu distribuirea lor
conform trebuintelor.
Senatorul Borah, intro scri-
scare trimisa catre d-nul Herbert
Hoover, ministrul comertului, Ii
cea ca exista multe cazuri in carl
s'au luat preturi exorbitante pc
carbuni 81 ca ceva trebuia facut
pcntru impiedicarca speculei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17
uoMpANIA DE PUBLICITATE A u. s. +. A.
ZIARUL "AMER1CA"
COMUkICAT

Prin presentul comucat aduce Ia cunostinta uror
soet&or acionare Uninnei 6oceaor Romano de Ajutor
s lturx din America prscu acionarlor individuah q
Directou acesei corporaun nt1ni in sedinta ordinar
ii xua dc IS August 1922, az decis,
pLATIREA "A 1870 PROCENTE CA DIvIDENDE DUPA
oAPITALUL NvEsTAT IN ACEASTA MTR3PRlND1k1.
tionar trianite IL acest oficu urmAoarele deslnsr
4. AdTssa corectA 2 odts actiuni posedA 5 Numarpi
fis cxTsi aotiuni.
batx itrun certfiost sunt cuprinse mai ue actiuni
estS sucjert 50 Csrtcatu numArn cutare hoes
~ psn1rn atatsa actiuni
* datx g vona avea acess iamur in posssiune voa
dsnune expedia dyidendse cuyene u ecare aconar sa
socdotaM 1ptionaT& sss ,Es #,3 . s
ko deuni actiOnar san aocietd3ile aconare carl dea
= M acssts infcrnatinni ~ este nscesar mai nitd
ii laiSs,lep6 ohio /. i Augs,s lsaa
n n. Ro1a1U, ssretir I Conn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17
EFECrELE aREvEI lG1NERE

washington, IL August. - Ne
ajunsurile cauzate de greva mi.
nera deabia acum au inceput sd
sc iveasca. Caile ferate, impiedi-
cate cum sunt ele acum, contri-
bue mutt la aceste neajunsuri, de
oarece impartirea 81 distribuirea
carbunilor este 0 sarcina mai grea
decat Sc inchipuise la inceput.
Trenurile sunt .un factor impor-
tant in piedicilc ce sc ivesc Gu
privire. la fixarea preturilor pen
tru carbuni.
Comitetul dc distribute declara
Cd neajunsurile au 81 inceput sd
fie creiate de uncle linii feratc
carl, find in mare lipsa de car
buni, ofera preturi mari, astfel
ca concurenta aceasta contribute
la scumpete 81 Ia creiarea unei
lipsc pentru alti intrebuintatori
de carbuni. Multor firme, earl
cautau sd obtie carbuni pc pre-
turtle de mai inainte, Iii $ 'au res
pins comenzilc, Gu instiintarea ci
''nu mai sunt carbuni.'
Invoirea voluntara, facuta de
stapanii minelor cu ministrul
Hoover, ramane in vigoare pana
ce minele inccp sd scoata carbunl
in cantitati mai mari.
New York, II August. - Efec.
tub grevei minere incepe sd sc
|arate numai acum. Autoritatils
AL spus ca necesar a Sc incepe
Gu stingerea 81 aprinderea lumi.
nilor la 0 anumit6 ora 81 limita.
rea uzului electriritatei. Teatrele
81 restaurantele vor Fl puse sui
supravegherea &C exista in de.
cursul rdzboiului. Supravegheres
Sc va limita acum Il eeonomisires
carbunilor de incxlxit 81 a electri.
cci de luminat. RAclamele electri
&c ale marilor fir1ne din tara
trebuesc Sd fic stinsc. Greva car
ibunilor 4 trecut, tnsi nu 81 ne
ajunsurile.
: . @
lor, lei cat mai nnlti.
Din acest punst de vedere &C
tiunea dc urcarea ) lenlui in acea
lsta perioada de export . inoportu
~, fiindea . IN lsguba avutiei ma
ltionale. +. G.
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