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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-29

A R. Maxwell of North Troy re-
eeived such a blow on the back of his
head a few DAYS ago from the handle
of a winch being used at the plant, of
the Clyde River Power company that
the handle, a bar of iron seven eighths
blow. The mans skull was not fractured,
the only injury to his head being the re
moval of the flesh where the handle
struck
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
SIlIPL EIIONY
10 MARK RITEAT
UllEyONIa'S TOMB
President, With Weeks
And DENLY, Will Lay
Wreath on Grave.

A simple ceremony at the side Of
the tomb OF the. Unknown Soldier
at Arlington VIII mark the govern
ment's only official recognition OF
the passing Of the anniversary Of
the signing of the world war armis-
tice Saturday.
President Harding. accompanied
only by Secretary OF War Weeks
and Secretary of the Navy DENLY
and a suitable military escort. will
journey to the National Cemetery,
where. with ftting services, he will
place a wreath on the grave.
The administration has. given
much thought to the most fitting
In which the passing OF
Day Is to be noted. This
years ceremonies. 1t is pointed out,
will constitute precedent for all
future observances. and II has been
decided that in paying tribute to
the American dead by the Chief
Executive and the representatives OF
the two branches or service, the
solemnity and sacredness of the oc-
casion best and most fittingly could
be observed.
Armistice Day will not be de-
clared a national holiday insofar as
Harding is concerned. IL
was stated at the White House yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
Expect Republican
To Succeed Day
G. o. P. Leaders Base Relief
On Probable Retirement
OF Justice Pitney.

President Harding may not name
a Democrat to succeed Justice Day
on the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
This became known yesterday
when 1t was learned at the White
House that the President expects to
be called upon to name two new
justices, instead of one. Besides
the vacancy created by the resigna-
ton of Justice Day to devote his
time to the work of the war claims
commissions, IL Is practically as
sured that Justice Pitney will be
retired because OF III health.
A bill retiring Justice Pitney will
be introduced as soon as Congress
convenes. il Is declared In authori-
tative quarters. Congress will not
hesitate to pass the measure. JUS
tide Pitney having served more than
ten years and being eligible for re-
tirement because of illness.
With two justices to appoint,
friends of the President declare one
will certainly be filled by a Demo-
crat. but the belief Is growing that
Justice Days successor will be a
Republican and that his name will
be sent to Congress as soon as 1t
convenes in special session. Novem-
Der 20.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
STATE WILL TRY
ONLY IMMERSION
HERRIN MASSACRE
Decides to Enter Mol Pros
For Forty of Men
Indicted.

MARION. Ill. Nov. 7.-Forty-six
union miners of Williamson County
win be called to trial tomorrow be-
fore Judge d. t. Hartwell on the
charge Of numbering Howard Hoff-
man. of Huntington. Ind. one Of
the nineteen nonunion men killed
near Herrin on the morning of June
The first move OF the defense
will be a motion to quash the in
dictment and two other motions
which have not. been disclosed. The
State will -enter a nolle PROSE- for
all but six Of the men named in
this indictment. The forty who
will be freed. however. are named
in other indictments.
It Is estimated that 1t will take
three weeks to get a jury. The
first venire of 100 men was drawn
from a list of 1000. scattered all
over the county.
Sixty per cent of the men drawn
are miners. and probably all but
10 per cent have an indirect con-
nection with mining. The right of
120 peremptory challenges on each
side adds to the difficulties of OBJ
tanning a jury.
Today the miners are bending
their energies to the election of
Melvin Thaxton to the office of
county treasurer; s. Z. Storme. for
county clerk, and George Galligan
for sheriff. Thaxton. the present
sheriff. and Storme. his deputy. are
agreed as men who have proved
their friendship to the union ,and
must be supported. Galligan is a
miner and has two relatives under
Indictment in this case.
OF the individuals named in the
indictments. all but six have been
apprehended. It Is claimed that
these six men are not known. The
union attorneys brought in all. but
three of the defendants and there
has been no trouble of any kind
in connection with arrests. bonds
or Imprisonment. The six men who
will go to trial in the first case
are in Jail among the eight un-
bonded and they are regarded as
the leaders in the riots and KILL
ings.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
MAJORITY OF AUTO ACCIDENTS
BLAMED ON INJURED VICTIMS
Chairman Of A. A. A. Committee Says Jay
Walker Is Serious Menace.

"The public as . whole d too
ready to place the blame for any
accident In which an automobile 1g-
ures on the driver Of the automo-
bile Association. yesterday. The
chairman Of the American Automo-
bile Association. yesterday "The
first cry that goes up. as a rule.
when such an accident occurs. 10
that the driver OF the car was at
fault when, as .. matter Of fact. In
a large majority of cases the per-
son injured was to blame.
II have before me-" continued Mr..
Eldridge. "a chart containing sum-
mary OF trafiic accidents In New
York City. with the fault or inca
pacity of the proper party listed
and while perhaps the cause of fifty
per cent of the accidents Is listed
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08

A. unknown. the blame In the cases
where the fault Of the accident has
been determined is Overwhelmingly
placed on the persons fnjurd-
Over q certain period In which
1897 accidents, involving private
automobiles, occurred. the police de-
partment OF New York City found
that in $50 cases the driver of the
car was to blame: In 3.16s cases the
person injured was to blame: and
In 3.6s3 cases the cause OF the acci-
dent was unknown. with the heavy
preponderance of blame placed on
the person injured in the known
causes OF accidents, IL Is but fair
mel was to blame In more than fifty
pr cent Of the remaining s.ss5
cases. basing this on the most con-
servative estimates. During the
same period in which 1.20s acci-
dents. involving taxicabs. occurred,
the cause. for fifty-one such cases
was traced to the driver. while 437
cases were blamed on the person
injured and the cause of ia acci-
dents remained unknown.
These figures serve to empha-
size" Eidridge continued. the con-
tention of the A. A A. that no
traffic regulation is complete until
1t provides a penalty for 5ay-walk-
ing. The jay-walker in my opinion
Is the most serious menace to trafnc
safety in the United States today.
Would Fine Pedestrians.
The automobile has always been
a subject of class legislation. 1t ia
shining target for every legisla-
tor seeking a new means Of reve-
nue.. 1t pays more tax than any
property of similar value in the
world and is subject to more regua-
tions than any other means of con-
veyance.
THE American Automobile Asso-
citation stands for obedience to the
law and for observance of all traffic
regulations, but we feel that IL a
motorist is to be fined for dis
obedience of a trafic signal. then
the pedestrian should be fined for
jay-walking across the street, put
ting himself. as well as every mo-
torist in that immediate vicinity in
danger.
The automobile has done more
to enhance mans value to his COM
munity and to enhance the value
and enlarge the scope of that com
mnnity than any other one inven.
tion and we respectfully maintain
on behalf of the motorist that the
automobile driver Is entitled tc
much more consideration than hs
now receives"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
FIRST SYMPHONIES .:s''
CONCERT IS HEAlD0
BY BIG AUDIENCE
Philadelphia Orchestra in
Fine Tone at President
Theater.

The frst OF the series Of concsffsft
By the philadelphia Symphony Or
chestra for this season was given
at the President Theater under man
agement of 7. Arthur Smith. Inc. .,
yesterday afternoon. As II took
extra time to get the large audi
ence adjusted. the concert could NOT
begin with Mr.. Stokowskfs usual
punctuality. though he made up lost 2
time by only pausing for a few.
beats between the numbers OF the
Lully suite. and the movements Of =
the concerto. ~
The ave numbers by Luily. foun- !,
der of French opera. were taken
from his operas, and as the or-ru
chestras Of his day were mostly
violins there was opportunity for
the strings beautiful tone and fne =
ensemble. The vivaldi concerto
was entirely for strings and both OF =
these plumbers had the deiicacy and
light grace Of early seventeenth
century compositions. Personally we
have been tired Of the william Tell
Overture" for many years. but Sto-
kowskfs magic baton made Il a
thing OF beauty. almost wagnerian
at times. and the fiute solo was ex- y
ceptionally well played '
The audience was most enthu--
siastic and recalled the leader
again and again though he shared Z
all honors with his orchestra With
the orchestra was Nine. Cahier, So
prano soloist. who sang the aria
"Oh Pretres" from Meyerbeer's q
'Baal" and ~Adieu Forets" from
Jeanne dArc" by Tschaikowsky.s a
The latter has q beautiful part for
orchestra Mime. Cahier has q big
resonant voice, with q strong vi:
brato. Her enunciation is excellent
and she interprets Dramatically She
has q tendsncy TO nat on her high
notes. also TO sing them stridently.,.
She was warmly resolved and
obliged to answer several recalls.
The entract from Khowantchina.
Moussorgsky, was q wonderful bit
Of Russian color, there was q beat
ing monotonous accompaniment that
was as inexorably fateful as the
sea; and the final stravinsky reai4-'
ism. ''Feuerwerk." completed the va
riety of the program
As far as we could Judge. the
fireworks" all went of together,
then q few sizzled around TIL they
opened a new box. and wound up
with bombs full OF stars. The or
chestra Is IN splendid tone. d.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
STEEL BASE PRICE
PROBE CONTINUES

Hearings before the Federal Trade
Commission over the Pittsburgh
plus" steel price base continued to-
day with a promise that no decision
az to its removal or continuance will
be reached before next spring.
II was strongly intimated that the
defense will require another six
months in which to complete their
case. whereas on the other hand the
prosecution has announced 1t will
conclude Its efforts within the mex:
six weeks. The Pittsburgh base was
characterized as a "tabilizing influ-
ence. In the open market by Henry
w. Bope. former vice president of
the Carnegie Steel Corporation and
present head of the American Steel
Corporation.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-08

The burning of Smyrna is reflected
In an inquiry for fire-fighting ap.
paratus for countries of the Baltic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
dc: 6, r. PASCU

m am suit in automobil 81
am mers la scoala, crezind ca vol
obtine vre-o infOrmatie care sd
ma puie pc urma' ia. Directoarea
mia spus ca al p1ecat sea de obi
ceiu Gu Thomas Nelson 81 Gu
Mary Anderson. Stieam adresa
! lui Nelson 81 mann dus la el. Mia
zis ca att VENT impreuna pana in
dreptul maidanului unde Sc face
.circ,il ii acolo s'a coborit fe-
meie dintr'un automobl care
mergea inject spre scoala 81 : ii.
ccput Sd vorbeasca Gu tine, Cd sd
Ioprit 81 ei, d9f fepeia liza spus Cd
de ce stsu ii easea gura, q 81
plecst rusinati, 4 ,cand 81 o.
teasca strada : s'au suitats inapoi 81
,,tp erai tot pe trotuar si te tinea
femeia de mimi. Nam gandit
nplaai AZ caat ~ nj putea 81 lie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
1Uruaars).

''E prea cald in casa. Hal in
gradina ca mai lacoare" zise
mama, 81 'luandu-ma de mana am
esit in gradina. Ne-an dus sub
nmbra unui artar batran, ne-am
tolanit pc iarba, 81 dupa &c iml
netezi bltclele -zise:
Cand am vazut ca intarziezi
am ifceput "a ma ingrijesc de
tine. Imi faceam sfelurite idei. Ma
gandeam ca poate ii s'a intamplat
vre-un accident, cd tea calcat
vre-un antomobil 81 am telefoiiat
"a polite, de unde mi / = raspuns
cd nu s'a fnregistrat nici I'm aeci.
dent. Apoi mia ysnit il gGnd g
te tag6<ta Ana ti-a esit IA Gale
f tea adeaenit sa raergi y ea, Il
u = ss'Uy h. n. J. \. |, u Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
.JAFUL Gu VALUTA
STUDENT|ILOR
Au beneficial de schimb: femei
usoare, cabotinii, conspirato-
rii 81 condamnatii pentru
crima contra sigurantei STA
tului. - .Toata lumea afara
de STUDENT.
CfTEVA DATE
sENZATIoNALE

Dupa incheerea armistitului 81
mai ales dupa demobilizare, putt
nil STUDENT carl Isl intrcrupsesera
studiile odata Gu declararea razbOi-
ului, au cautat ga Sc intoarca la ia
cuitatile din Franta, pentru a con-
tinua 81 termina curs,lrile urmate.
Situatia schimbului de atumci, in
trevazuta printr'o alta prisma, de-
cit aceia a realization de astazi, a
fost un indemn 81 pentru alti tineri
sd ia calea Frantei. 81 era foarte
natural ca acesti tineri sd Sc indrep-
te intr 'acolo unde sacrificiile raz-
boiului cimentasera legaturile SUI
fletesti.
Odata Gu acestia 1nsa, intrea
ga lume de salnsari 81 de femei =
uncle char din malta societate -
carA-si facusera un VENT aprecia-
bill din transportul 81 traficarea Co
letelor cu rochii 81 ciorapi de ma
tase, parfumuri 81 lingerie fina, i'll
ambalaje sigilate Gu stampila le-
gatiei noastre din Paris;-s 'au indul-
cit la viata de aeoio 81 MI putine au
fost coconitele care 'au infruptat
din binevoitoru1 hatar al sclfimbu-
lui.
Cum era 81 natural, fondurile de-
stinate schimbului nu puteau Fl in.
epuizabile 81 II a trecut multa vre
me pana cand studentii adevarati
sd nu mai poata sa-si ridice sumo.
lie pc drept cuvenite, din cauza mul
1 timei de actori, actriti 81 artist de
toate categoriile carl au epuizat a
ceste fonduri in detrimental stu
dentilor, caci eli din nenorocire il
pretentiile lor nu puteau sa adaugt
81 gratiile femeninului.
4 Ceeace ramane neinteles este fap
tul ca toate sumele OBSTINATE schim
bului II 'au fost controlate 81 verifi
cate de nimeni. Nh exista nici un ia
blou' tu numele beneficiarilor d.
.chimb 81, ceiacee mai gray, nu ex
ista nici contra valoarea in lei.
/ In urma deselor scandaluri $
dupa infiintarea Representatives. da
tori publice romano la Paris, "a
cautat, Gu intro masura oare care
tsa sc reglementeze acest schimb.
! Trimisul guvernului S a definite
resat lasand chestiunea schimbului
unui oarecare dolnn della legatie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
AvIz

Avand un numar de $50 exem.
plare (cate doua volume) din Ro.
manu- Insula Fermecata sau I'M
paratia Amazoanelor, de carl din
cauza plecarii asi dori sa lie desfac
inainte de 20 Aprilie a. C. lie ofer
in bloc sau cate zece exemplare
Gu rs cent? ambe]e volume.
Pretul original al ambelor vo.
lume este $3.50. In ultimul timr
lam scazut la $1.50, 81 Sc vinde
treptat. Parerea mea este ca ar f,
o investire buna pentru librari
nostri. Comenzile Sc executa In
data dupa .primirea costului
Transportul ma priveste pc mine
G. r. PASCU.
ga & sc & 6S & 70l.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
ATACURILE BULGARE.

Fiecare saptamana cuprlnde
cef putin un atac al bandelor bull
gare impotriva satelor din Cadrl-
later Mai eri, s'a inregistrat altul
Am inteles Cd primele atacurl
ale comitagiilor sd ii surprins pc
paznicii granitei noastre INSPIRE
Bulgaria. Oar. nu pricepem cum,
dupa cele intamplate, autorltatlle
asa de vigilente 81 de exigente
aiurea, impotriva propriilor nos
tri cetateni, Sc arata asa de exas-
perant neputincioase fata de d
gresium ce au devenit sistem
Cetatenii Cadrlaterului au
dreptul sd intrebe daca Statul ro-
man e sau nu in stare sa-si apere
granitele. In definitiv 5 ar putea
intrebuinta. cevq mai putini jan
darmi pentl'u necesitatlle electo-
rale ale guvernului. S ar cuveni
ca aducerea unui general asa de
energic. cum d. Stefanescu i'm
fruntea politie rurale sa insemne
intre altele. reasiyurarea linistei
nenorocitilor nostri concetateni
din Cadrilater. condamnati la cea
mai groaznica pedeapsa anne
nintarll permanente.
Aparatorii sigurantei Statului,
carl All dovedit ca all atat de ex-
cesiv de multa energie pentru a
restabili ordinea in tara - atunci
cand nimeni no ameninta in chip
serios - sunt ell desavarSire des-
calificati prin cele ce Sc petrec La
granita dinspre Bulgaria.
(Din "Adevarul" }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20

ca am intarziat's, ziseiu eu, intre.
rupind pc mama,
"A mintit ca de mai multe ori.
- Vazind Cd Gu politia nu ajung
la nici un resultat, m am dus Ia
advocatul meu 81 lam spus aface-
rea. Advocatul scos un mandat
de arestare pentru Ana. A fost
arestata char IN seara acea, dar
a fost pusa in libertate pc eau
ltiune de 1000 dolari. A doua ii a
,negat ca site ceya, en- tqate ca
Mary sustinea % o cunoaste. Iii
..cea Cd daca Sc W dovedi Cd ca
site ceva despre fApirea mea nu
Sc va 'opuns y nici p pedespia.
Procurornl a1pzatso destul dc
energic daf jNii ai aflat ca
marturia fetei, care s'a contrazis
dupa intrebarile chitibuzaresti ale
advocatului Anei, na-i destul de
temeinica 81 n's1 aflat motive
destule @ = fis p.sd sub acu-
zatie.
,'Procurortl nii sis ea Z CON
s.. 3. H:s 4 30 e II s4 1A 81. SS . \ .h
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20

aceasta Societate a hotarit ca pc
ziua de 26 Martie sa Sc tina o adu-
mare Poporala in Hala Soc. de
sub No. 1924 Garfield Ave. S. w.
la care adunare vom avvea 81 un
vorbitor din partea Uniunei s. R.
A. a carei membra este Societatea.
Drept aceia ramanem nutrindu-
ne de speranta ca toti fratii ro-
mani care vor ceti acest AvH 81
care sunt in stare sa-si inchipue
Cd la cate intamplari sunt expusi
in tara aceasta, mai Gu seama
acuma cand din nou sau pornit
lucrarile, 81 mai Gu seama gan
dindu-se la viitorul lor, al fami-
liei lor, 81 la aceia care depinde
de dansii, in caz de vre-o intam-
rlare. Sperind ca toate acestea
vor intra La inima Romanilor din
Canton 81 imprejurimi 81 Sc vor
grabi a Sc inscrie ca membri in
Societatile romano folosindu-se
de prilejul acesta bine VENT.
Mai speram ca La adunarea po-
porala din 26 Martie current, vor
veni un numar mare de romani
unde Sc va da exp1icatii mai de-
tailate Gu privire la privilegiile ce
lie da Societatea membrilor sal.
Incredintandu,ne ca acest aviz
va ii incoronat de success, in nu4
mele Societatii ''Dr. lulu Manu-"
am ramas asteptandu-va Gu fra
teasca dragoste.
(62 & &c & 7O). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
ROMANI, ATENTIUNE
Din Detroit ST Michiran

Este bine cand vinzi O Pro
prletate, un Business, sau O Far
ma Gu pref bun, sau e 81 mai BIZ
ne cand cumperi acestea Gu bani|
putini 81 faci un profit mare.
MOI facem targ Gu DIV. orr si
cum. Avem farme de tot soiul|
cat de aproape de Detroit sau
cat de departe.
Vrei sd schimbi farma Gu O cal
sa din Detroit, sau ca al casa I'M
Detroit 81 vrei sd schimbi Gu o'
farma buna? Avem tot felul del
preturi lesne 81 scumpe. Schim-
bam 81 Gu Storuri sau Loturi pla
tlte pentru case sau alte ce atil
dori. (15)|
Veniti la moi in persoana 81 ne
lspuneti ca ce voiti, nu mai staff
pc ganduri. Carl nu puteti veni,
scrieti romaneste la adresa:
IGNATIUS MIRKOVICH
Real Estate
3O4. Old Whitney Bldg.
Griswold St.. Detroit, Mich
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20

| 81 imi comunica imediat daca afla
ceva suspect.
I'm ziua acea toate ziarele, din
Columbus au aparut Gu f0togra-
fla ia 81 Gu amanuntele pc carl
am putut sd lie dau, oferind I'm
premiu de 10000 doQari aceluia
care va Fl in stare sa-mi dea in
formatiqni prin carl te-asi putea
descoperi. A doua ri s'a publicat
de mai lhulte ziare din Ohio, nh-
nois, Indiana, Pennsylvania 81
Kentuky. On sss
I'm fiecare iii ma dnceae A
proeuror Sd intfeb sdaca s B
'ceva, dar mimic. ssl
Am primit cateva scrisori din
Dayton, Cinncinati u una fin
Pittsburg, IN carl mi se apsanel a q q
!au vazut . femeie, 81 an ccpu
care semanA perfect - fotQsz- 4
flu ia, ziarele pubaiesa fel Az tsl
de stifi 81 nanunte DIR teste
contrAxick fosres Nam d2s aIa
Dayton, A ni, amploiat n ii
care lni scrisess ck te-a vi57lt ! 4 ~
. Sel4eie an din deeerief is
[ lalui be care 4 syt -
M ~ VII y, 81 I & = 4! q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
.ADMINISTRATIIA
DIN MUSCEL
81 ALEGERILE
Telegramele d-lui !. Mihalache.
: vom apara urnele Gu armele.

D. /. Mihalache TRIMS din ju-
detul Muscel unde in propa-
.ganda electorala, mai multe tele-
lgrame ministrilor de inferno, de
r~zboi 81 dc justitie, din care re-
ese feln1 cum intelege administra-
tia acelui judet sd Sc poarte fata
de opozitie.
Intro telegrama adresata mi
nistrului de inferno, d. Mihala-
che arata ca primarii refuza GER
tificatele alegatorilor ''pentru ca
inainte Gu cinci zile de ziua ale
sgerii Sd fie ridicate 81 trimise tri-
bunalului, lar taranii sd nu poata
vota".
''Administratia .plasii - un
fost captain reformat din armata
- un anume Grigorescu - ares
teaza zilnic 81 porneste pc dru-
muri zeci de oameni pentru ca nh
sunt liberali''
I. ''Nici sub ocupatia germand
,populatia ma trait aceste vre-
muri'' spune d. Mihalache.
Fruntasul taranist. insira o. Sc
,rie de. fapte precise: concentra-
rea alegatorilor taranisti din Mus
tcel in baza ordinului statnlui
! major No. l2O65, 7ntreruperea
circulated pc sosele sub pretext
ca anumite coinune ''sunt conta.
inmate" amestecul direct al ar.
mattel in propaganda electorate
etc., etc.
D-sa a telegrafiat de asemenea
dlui general Mosoiu 81 semnand
"capitan de rezerva, decorat Gu
ordinele ''Mihai Viteazul" 81 lie
guinea de onoare" (intrucat ace
administrator de plasa numea
'dezertor'' pc d. Mihalache) a.
nunta ca daca nu sc vor lua ma
surf mediate ''isi declina orice
raspunderc de cele ce vor urma"
Cea mai grava este insa urma
toarea adresa ministrului de JUS
title:
IL In Muscel Sc planuieste furtu
VI spargerea urnelor.
In acest scop s'au stramutat 10
calsrile de votare in alte safe dt
cat resedntele dc ocoale, 81 ma
gistratii integri stunt siliti as
cere concedii in zilele de alegeri
pentru a Fl inlocuiti Gu altii.
| Rog luati masurile cuvenitt
lpentru a nu fl siliti sd aparan
urnele Gu armele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-20
NSTIlNTARE


Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri . observa urm&toarele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adresx.
!. !. Sa sc scrie adresa vechs
hnde la mers ziarul q. adresa
unde s'a mutat. -
2. La fiecare persoanx o
Ise ,alature marci de &C. 81 %
lcaute "a nj so de& nunels stra-
|dei 81 al orasului corsst.
Cine nu observ4 aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& q j =
schimbe adresa Cd nm - poats
Administra1iA. ].
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altcineva de. cat Ana. Am intre-
bat daca mai era cineva in auto
mobil 81 mia spus ca mai eraIl
dol barbati. Am intrebat daca ar
cunoaste femeia 81 mia spus ca
nu crede ca ar putea so cunoasca.
L am rugat sa-lni arate unde To-
cuiesc sotii Anderson, 81 dina
Nelson mia spus ca peste drum.
Mary mia dat aceleaS amanunte,
Gu deosebire ca mia zis ca daca
ar vedea femeia ar cunoaste-o,
pentruca pana liza spus sc piece
"a luat privirea de pc ca.
m am dus indata Ia seful po
litiei 81 am denuntat cazul 81 lam
spus Ibanuielle mele ed Ana tea
rapit Seful q insarcinat pc. aju-
torul lui Sd faca 0 descindere la
Ana, xicandu-mi 81 astdpt pand
vine ID yad resultatul.
]. 'Peste o junatate ceas soseste
sub-sef4 si raporteaza ca nu te
.afli IA Ana 81 dansa a declarat ca
nu site mimic din toata afacerea. .
Cup niintit. Ea n . ademe-
nit sd ma urc in automobil, III
,eandsea ha aduce pSn6 aproape|
de casa ca natalie VI 11sa m6 certi1