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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
SOLDIERS ASKED
TO STOP FIRES
Gila National Forest in
New Mexico an
Inferno

NBUQUERQUE. ~ NJ, Juno IS.
with every available man In the
vicinity at work fighting the terrific
forest fire which ia blazing ON 10
milo front On the CHA national f5rost.
forest service officials hore have APP
pcalcd for at least 100 soldiers TO
ho scut from Fort Bliss. Texas. 90 as-
sis. in tho work.
Tho fire today was reported ~ he
'rpvo'iuE rapidly driven by a high
wind Timber ON more than 10000
acres has hcon destroyed. The
ground BE said 10 bc rough. ham
poring operations and is very hcav-
Ily covered with undcrhrush.
Several forest homcstcadg nro re-
ported To- have been destroyed and
livestock and Wild game IN fleeing to
escape tho flames All campers and
fishing parties are believed 20 have
escaped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
MOST ARTISTIC
STATE PAGEANT
Shakespeare Club at Ok
mulgee Wins With
Open-Air Play

-oKMULGEE. June 1s.--Termed
oklahoma's greatest artistic effort.
thc' last performance OF the third
annual pageant given by the Shake
speare club OF Okmulsee charmed
more than a thousand people IN
Noble park last night, In the pleas
ant surroundings OF the natural
woods.
1t was the most successful pres
ontation Of any of the series of
ehakespearc's plays which have
been given here. Beautiful COSTUME
Ing, excellent amateur acting and
beautiful lighting featured the per-
formanCe. The direction was under
Miss Lillian Fitch, widely known as
q producer OF phEonnts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
ROCKY ROAD IS
AHEAD OF BONUS
BILL IN SENATE

sss VUNIlNUED FROM PAGE ONE
Inv, ~ d"bate, the naval appropria-
Ne. "e'hs sun before the sem
hin h5Vme 1 OF the republican member
ittsnd was said, probably would not
4 ws. 'onorrow's party conference.
Ne s co. agreed In all quarters that
Nnd,rn erence action would not be
owsa out probably would be fol-
.mh,I oy sufficient majority OF re-
|mbsttans TO block any attempt to
mn u'e the bonus for the tariff
av,ebatc May Hasten Vote.
aie continuation OF senate de-
D tYUl n the tariff bill might operate
pssSsppeaite both the tariff and bonus
S InfIvss vas the opinion expressed
With rHehuai reai republican leaders.
but ibrny may OF the party anxious to
nthsr the bonus measure. to-
hs win a similar group lmJng
lsba,e.' nocrats, is was believed that
Msd 0h The tariff might be short
ss is ~, republican program of hold
Nomisa "ritr before the senate was
rom ~ vigorous attack this week
tom .L uemocratio side as we'll as
Ia arrae group OF republicans not
PDan aseThent with the compromlss
ron,ss the majority. Democrats
Ilsiy eoru 70 renew charges that the
Ieyorins es from sour las outwardly
hSsaga put actually opposing
p" the bonus bill,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
FIVE KILLED AS
ACT OF REPRISAL
Presbyterian District in
Newry Scene of Lat
est Outrage
,ALLED TO DOOR, SHOT
,siders Mock Cries for Mer-
cy, Announce That Cath
olics Got None

iv the Associated Press.
BEL FAST. June 1S.--The districts
~ A'anaveigh and Lisdrumliska,
m the south Armagh side ~ Newry.
ssre .hc scene OF murderous attacks
N hoJs.holders. the assassins claim
Iog four men and one woman VIC
SINS Killed and several wounded
ley,ral farm houses we're de-
troed
The districts are largely inhabited
" Presbyterians. and It is believed
gere selected for reprisafs for the
ulling Of two men at Lislea,
Wednesday. Today's tragedy started
bout o'clock in the morning and
or hours the usually quiet country
ide echoed with rifle and revolver
hots. while incendiaries applied the
orcn o. humesieads OF persons VINO
rad nothing TO do with the Lislea
rme.
When Thomas Crozler. an old
nan. opened the door of his home
md found armed men, he shouted:
Mick. Mick" whereupon one OF
he raiders shot him dead. Crozier's
rlfe rushed to his side and the man
hen fired at her, inflicting wound
the arm from which she bled
0 death
Thomas Lockhart's house and a
,etrby residence were set afire. The
= miles attempted to escape, but
we're lined up in the roadway. One
u the men called on Lockhart and
|, email boy to come with him,
.ockhart hesitated In order TO SPEAK
his mother. whereupon the man
ihouted' You don't obey" ,and
hot Lockhart through the heart in
he presence of his father. mother
md sisters.
John Heaslip's family were or
Tered from the house. The man and
,s son were taken down the road
nd shot dead. Mrs. Heasllp rushed
otward and clasped her hands. The
lSsassns went away. but returned in
! moment and fired additional shots
nto the bodies.
The raiders, proceeding toward
.amlough attacked the chancellor's
louse which contains the table on
which the act of union was signed,
n 1900. This table was exhibited at
Belfast on the occasion OF the north
I'm parliament by King George. The |
aders, however did no serious
lamage.
When the raiders were carrying
W CroSier and his son. Mrs. Crozier |
Headed for mercy but received the |
sply: There was no mercy for
.athollcs shot in Belfast"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
Takes
Second Battle
OF Series 9 to 5

Special t1 Tho world
sApULPA, June iS.--A fourth in
ming rally gave Sapulpa seven runs.
enough to take the second OF the
series from Independence here to-
day by a score OF > to D. Campbell.
Producer hurler was touched for
- hits. OF which were punched In
the fourth, Atchlcy. new recruit
trying ont FOR tho first time with
the Nnnks was touched for three
inficld blows I'm the second inning
which gave tho vistors thoir first
run. Adair rclloycd AIchlcy In tho
second and allowed only sovcu hits
during the remainder of the clash.
holding the visitors To four more
tallics while the Iauks added two
moro TO their scNcn
NNrIffrN tAMI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
SURVIVORS RESCUED
Crews OF Two Sinking Vessels Picked
Up in Gulf OF Mexico sunday;
I'm Different Localities

KEY WEST, Fla, June lB.-Res-
cue Of survivors of the crew of tho
steamer Bella was reported by the
coast guard cutter Tamaroa In a
wireless message received here to-
night at the same time that the Nor
wegian steamer Borgestad reported
the rescue OF the crew OF the tanker
De Sofa. Both ships were said to
have been abandoned in a sinking
condition, but the widely different
localities reported appeared TO dis
prove first indications that they had
been in collision and the caue Of
the disaster was unknown.
The Tamaroa, which, was en- route
from Norfolk 70 the Canal Zone, re-
ported that she was taking tho Sur
vyors" OF the Bella to Kingston,
Jamaica.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
DRY AGENT IS WOUNDED
i8 Men In Saloon Mistook Federal
OFFICER for RObbcr-All jailed.

ST. LOUIS. June 18.--Charles
Sterner OF Keytesville, Mo, a federal
prohibition agent, was shot ana crit
ically wounded this afternoon when
prohibition enforcement agents.
headed by Gus O. Nations, CHIEF en-
forcement officer here, raided a sa-
loon two miles south of the city
limits.
Sixteen men who were In the sa -
loon were arrested and police OK
pressed the belief that the men mis-
took the raiders for holdup men. The
raid was one OF a series I'm which
a large quantity OF liquids said 10 be
beer and whisky was contiscated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
Clarity AHEAD
IN RAIL MIDDLE
HOOPER STATES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Ie attained IL everybody will Just
'ieep cussln'.
Truth win Come Out
In other words. out OF all this
lgltation, the American people will
inally learn the truth about the ne
esslues OF our great transportation
ystem, the rights OF the employees
!nd the interests of the employees
hen this knowledge will be followed
" correct action.
The present situation IL hopeful
mere is no occasion for impatience
lpon the part OF anybody. Neither
ates nor wages are permanent be-
,ause the conditions upon which
Afy are based are not permanent.
II Is my prediction that long be-
ofe fall many of the wrinkles will
z lroned out of the railroad labor
atla'lon. There is a reason to be-
'eVe that the railroads will remove
NE lmpediment TO good feeling on
he part OF their employees by dis
ohtlnulng the contract system, re-
iadless OF their convictions as to
Is legality.
Ihls will go I long way toward
ns restoration of cordial relations.
'ny yesterday the board received
communication from the Southern
,acltlc giving notice that the labor
Vhuacts complained of by its en-
mUyes had been done away with
mu mat the road had no intention
Y again resorting to the contracting
is labor. There are reasons TO
1--we that this example Will be
F's'soiiy followed by other railroads.
the unanimous judgment OF
W labor board that 1t should be. II
ssheh are expected to respect the
s.sohs OF the board, the man
,tshehts must do the same thing.
i. %" minded public will not stand
'OT anything else"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
SLUGGING PLUS
SPEED CAUSING
MAJOR UPSETS
Past Week Brings Many
Changes Among Teams
in Big Leagues

NEW YORK. Juno lc.-The com.
blnatlon Of speed and batting punch
looms as the decisive factur at this
stage Of major leaguost pcnnant
races. The runaway pace VI tho Now
York Giants during tho past week
which loft them five ana a holf
games In tho lcad today. after a de-
feat at the hands Of 81 Louis and
tho sudden rush o the st. Louis
Browns TO the top. az tho Yankees
faltercd, can bo laid largely 60 su.
premacy over their rivals I'm those
departments. Tho Browne increased
their margin % a game and halt
today by defeating Philadelphia
while tho Yankees lost 10 Cleveland.
The Giants. whose winning Btrc1k
reached eight games hofose II was
stopped and Included four TN u row
over Pittsburgh, We're aided by a
brace I'm their pitching staff, but It
was timely hitting that turned tho
tide IN favor of the McGrnw men at
critical moments. Proof OF this Ia
the fact that every Giant rcgulpr.
outside OF the pitchers, IL batting
over the 800 mark. Casey Stengcl.
veteran Of many campaigns, won
two games practically singlchnnded
with home runs.
Cards Hummer IN.
As result or New \ urk's RAM
page. the National league resolved IT.
self into a struggle FOR second place.
Pittsburgh, meeting disaster at Bos-
ton and a rout against the Giants,
lost It's advantage ana St Louis was
runner-up today. although the Car
dlnals have as yet failed 20 hit their
with improved pitching. but sull
handicapped by erratic infield work.
retains fourth place.
The Chicago Cubs spurted and
backed by effective hitting took the
last Two gurues OF tho Brooklyn
series, stopped the winning streak
of the Braves and drew ahead Of
Cincinnati TO the leadership Of the
second division. The Reds continued
the slump, begun when they lost four
In . row to the Giants, while the
PLillies braced and showed a win
ming percentage for the first time IN
many weeks
The Browns and Detroit Tigers.
meanwhile played tho leading roles
in sensational upsets that marked
the week in tho American league.
St. Louis, after breaking even In
four games with the Yankees, out
Washington and went into
the lead, while New York, with
Babe Ruth and his wrocking crew
in n dismal slump. was humbled four
straight games by 1'y Cobb's dashing
Tigers. Today's setback was the
seventh straight the lIughmen have
suffered after getting away to an
start in their western in
vaslon the week before.
Tigers Beat Back.
The Tigers. who clouted New
York's all-star hurling staff without
Partially. today made 1t seven VIC
tories out OF their last eight games
and with a firm hold on third place
threaten to make II three-club
race in the Junior circuit after all.
Cleveland and the Chicago Whito
Sox gained at the expense of the
weaker eastern clubs, Boston and
Philadelphia. The Indlans' array of
heavy hitters kept them in pursuit
Of Detroit in the first division, while
Chicago surrendered brief tenancy
OF fitth place to Washington today
when Walter Johnson outpltchcd
Urban Faber in l to duel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
WYLIE SUCCEEDS
D0HENY IN PETE
Brilliant Independent to
Retain His Hold on
Oil Affairs

NEW YORK. June lS.-Herbcrt
G. Wylie, vice president and gem
eral manager OF the Mexican Potro-
leum company has been elected
president OF the company and It's
Subsidiaries operating in Mexico. it
was announced today. r.. l.. pohcny
retired ns president at his own re-
quest and becomes chairman Of the
board OF directors OF these COM
panies. He retains his position.
however, ns president OF tho Amerl-
can Petroleum a. Transport Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
is KILLED GOING TO WORK
Auto Full Of Man Going to Harvest
Field Capsizes-OIlc Killed.

TOPEKA, Kan, june lS,--Her-
bert Atkins, II, supposedly from
Carrollton, Mo. was instantly killed
near here today when the motor car
in which he and Eugene Reers of
Argentine, Kan, were travelling to
the western Kansas harvest fields.
skidded in loose earth, broke a
wheel and turned over. Atkins was
pinned beneath the car. Beers es-
capped injury. Local officers have
been unable TO locate any relatives
of Atkins.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
Nets on Rampage.

MUSKOGEE, June ls.--The locals
pounded two Hutchinson pitchers
all over the lot and won the second
game OF tho series with ease and
agility. ii to ].
Score by innings: II. II. r.
Hutchinson 900 OGt 900 1 8 4
MuskoRee 100 $50 O2N--i1 ~ 0
Shelby, Chinoski and
Decker. Rush and Nichols
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
BlMcckIy PInnc scryIcc

GENEVA. Jane 1S.--A 36-hour
hiwcckly airplano service from
Geneva to Moscow will begin Juv
I, according 20 an announcement
made hero today. Tho arplanes
which viii carry passengers and
mail, will Eo boy wev OF Nueremoefs
where German aviaiors viii take
over control
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
Honor Lillian Russell

NEW YORK;, June lb.-Stage
stars and men and women prominent
in public life Joined today in paying
an Impressive tribute 10 the memory
OF Mrs. Lillian Russell Moore, who
died at her home In Pittsburgh re-
Gently. Public EXERCISES, attended
by a large gathering, were held in
the Palace theatsr. ----
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-19
ROgcrs nOy is Dcnd.

Remington Rogers, jr., -year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Remington
Rogers, died Sunday noon al the
residence, 1903 East sixteenth place
Funeral arrangements are being de-
layed pending the arrival OF rela-
tiVes
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monopoly. perfectly developed and
with high profits. and yet we are
told that wage reductions is the
greatest need of all three. and that
as condition of business reviva!
the wages of unskilled workers in
the mines and on the railroads
should be placed below a level of
decent and comfortable living"
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Lawrence uWO.bHsO hits HAgWell.
AdaIr Sacrifice hitH.-TcukIus AdpIt.
stolen bases -AlbancHe Double plays
AihaHese Ga Newasha to Aibnnesc. STRUCK
out-eBy Campbell 3, by Adnir Z Hasos
on s-Dn AtchIey I, Off Campbell y.
Timo--?,OO UmpIrc-Upchurch Nuus-
BaEweu o, Jenkins, Frommc. Campbell.
0rlHFby AlbaueHo. NcwRahn ?, Erroraa-
Fisher rrommc Kelly Grigsby Albancso.
NeWRHha
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coNvocARE

~. S. Treicolorul 81 lndepen-
denta Romano din Garry Ind.
pe aceasta Gale convoaca pc toll
membri sal la adunarea generala
de trei luni care va avea loc IN :
Aprilie 1922. Sedinta sc va des-
chide la , p. m. in Hala Socletatli
de sub No. 12O6-S. Adams Str.
Avand la ordinea zilei mai multe
ehestii de resolvat in favorul So
cietatii, precum 81 darea de seama
pe trei luni trecute, sunt obllgatl
toti membri Soc. lua parte la
aceasta. sedmta. Absentele memo
tivate sc vor amenda conform
statutului.
IS In numele Societatii va salutam
Gu dragoste fratiasca.
$ Toedor Rosca, presedinte.
Miron Danetiu, secretar.
(74& 75).
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CoNv0CARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ~. s. DIR. c. Anghe-
lescu & r. Ardelean" convoaca
pc toti mcmbri 81 membrele de a
lua parte la sedinta generala care
va avea lc Dumineca in : Aprille
1922 in localul Societatii 6131
st. Clair Ave. la orele , p. IN.
avand mai multe chestii de resol-
vat 'sllnt rugati toti de sc con-
forma art punct (sectla) 81 :
din Statutele locale tot odata va
fl 81 darea de seama despre de-
mersul Societatii, toti acela earl
doresc de a deveni membri acestei
Societati sunt rugati Sc pre-
senta La aceasta sedinta.
Pentru Soc. u. S. DR.. c. An
gelescu & r. Ardean's.
loan N. Damian, presedinte.
Nicolae Toma, prim secretar.
(73 & 75).
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FALSIFICAREA MoNsTRU-
CASA A REZULTATULUI
UNEI ALEGERI IN BANAT.
Cazul de Ia Circumscriptia Mol
dova Noua. - Inlocuirea buletine-
lor de vot. - Declararea balota-
jului 81 in urma anularea
lui prin frauda.

Vom arata pc larg alta data
,toate manoperele la care s'a dedat
administratia din plasa Moldova
Noua {Banat), Gu ocaziunea ale
gerii de deputat.
Faptul eel mai brutal, insa, a
fost falsificarea totala rezulta-
tului votului.
In aceasta plasa au fost patru
candidate: avocatul Bradisteanu
candidat governmental; colone-
lul Zavoianu, d. IancOvici 81 avo-
catul Seemayer.
Dupa ce s'au terorizat alega-
tori ca sa voteze in prima ri sub
motiv ca Sc vOr inchide urnele, 81
dupa ce s'a stiut ca majoritatca
voturilor erau de partea d.lui CO.
lionel Zavoianu, directorul ziarului
nostru s 'au inlocuit in timpul nop-
til buletinele d-sale Gu ale candi-
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la Paris, rechemat de guvernul
d-lui Bratianu imediat dupa con-
stituirea actualului cabinet, ma
rele cotidian francez face mai
multe constatari asupra metode-
lor politicei de partid din Roma
MIA.
Daca trecem peste faptul ca
nu-i in caderea preset franceze sil
iudece orr sd cellZureZe actele
unui guvern roman, oricare ar ii
'el. in materie de reprezentanta
diplomatica tarii in streinatate.
ne bucura totusi, in speranta ca
interventia observatiunilor din "a
Lfara va contribui, poate, mai multi
la rusinarea politicianismului ro-
man de metodele 81 obiceiurile sale
Iata ce spune ziarul francez 81
ce am repetat moi mereu impotriva
politicei de particle in administers
tie, in invatamant, pana 81 n ma
gistratura sau armata GU prileju|
alegerilor.
''Intra in Obiceiurile speciale
ale politicei romanesti ca atunci
cand un partid nou ajunge la pu.
tere sa-si aseze oamenii sal in pos
turtle diplomatice 81 administers
tive. Aceste obiceiuri au avut {
lurmare care va ii unanim regre
tata la Paris. Este rechemarea dir
postul de ministru pc langa gu
yernul francez printului Ghica
un foarte SINGER 81 adevarat prie
ten al tarii noastre. Notabilitatilt
pariziene Eau sarbatorit la Cercu
Interaliat zilele trecute 81 consi
iiul communal ii va oferi Luni Ill
banchet etc"
Din ''Dacia"
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CO oNv0cARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta 81 d. n. r."
din Warren, O. Convoaca pc toti
domnii functionari 81 pc totl
membri Ell lua parte la sedinta
Generala de 3 luni pc ziua de =
Aprilie 1922 la orele l p. m. in
Hala Soc. de sub No. ia Walnut
Street.
ORDINEA DE Il:
l. Darea de seama pc trei luni
trecute
>. Aprobarea beneficiului acel
carl sunt in drept.
3. Membri noui depune jura.
mantul.
4. Aprobarea contului de pro
fit 81 perdere.
5. Membri restanti GU cotclt
stunt rugati ale achita.
6. Comunicari propuneri 81 des
bateri pentru bunul mers al Soc
Totodata acei frati Romani ear,
doresc sd devie membri Societati
noastre sd vie la Hala pc ziu;
aceasta taxa de inscriere ? dollar
N0tat. D-nii membri carl nu pO
veni in persoana la aceasta Sc
dinta Isl inainta scuza la Presi
diul Soc. altfel vor Fl amendat
Gu soc: conform Statutului.
In numele Societatii "Biruinta'
81 ID. n. Rom. din Warren, Ohio
loan Banciu, presedinte.
(75f76).
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ABONATI NARUL
..AMERICA.
DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
Dc: G. r. PASCU

timpin multime de neaJunsurl
81 perdere de timp. D-soara Ju-
lieta 0 fata inteligenta, Q sal
dau instructii cum Sc procedeze,
ii dau procura sa alba dreptul Sc
lichideze afacerea cum va credc
de cuviinta. Tu cunosti persoa-
pele in joe, stii unde SADIE advo-
catul meu, cunosti orasul, asa ca
O sal fiji de mare folos. Ce zici?
Mergi Gu toata inima 81 fara pa
Fere de raufst
''Da mama. Daca-i asa cum zici
matale merg, respunsei Gu hota-
rare.
Bine, Nick. Imi pare bine. In
data &c vom face actsle necesare
gaeeati III 81 = asculti de d-ra
Juljeta go de nine. 4 faf5 bunx,
|intelesptk j - dl4plia tncrodere
"A q s tlns Andnsns
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NSTIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri q observa urmatoarele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adres&.
1. Sa sc scrie sdresa veche
unde la mers ziarul 81 adress
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana sS
se alature marci de Sc. sd se
caute "a nj se dea nunele stra
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observx aceste r..
gull in zadar asteapt& q se
schimbe adresa Cd nu % poate
Administratia.
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(Urmsre).

= Daca zici natalie sd merg, ma
due, dar mi-e mila de matale, .
lespusei eu Gu ochii scaldati in
lacrimi.
'yTe cred, Nick. Stu ca ma
iubesti. Dar poti sa mergi fara
grija. Eu din Vi in ii ma STINT mai
bine, numai am asa dureri. 81 mie
6mi vine greu Sd ma despart de
time, dar interesele noastre recla-
md 81 regulan afscerea aceasta
cat de curflad. = impossible ca sd
merg eu. Cred q nici peste doua
lnni M yoi putea 4 unblu pc pi-
cioare, 81 penS atslslci ma ruinea-
sG lIarii III ne y depuie ceva
Asnl Ansx Il mi Ger, ~ inca
| = % Y a.
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5 Februarie 1909.

De doua zile de c&nd plutim pc
mare. Mama sc temea ca lnarea o
sd fie agitata dar tot asa de
linistita ca vara trecuta cand am
VENT din tara, nunrai e frig 81 nu
putem sta multi afars.
Julieta, casi mama, Sc fereste
de cunostinti multe. Pana acuma
inca nu s'a. ipaprietenit Gu nimeni
de pc vapor, cu toote ga multi au
1mbiat-o la vorba. A.
!. Aseara s's dat s4Sl dar ma
volt sa i parte. II sicea Cd nu-i
bine = faci cunos tz cind esti
il calktorie, NJ luiIe iiecunoscuta.
Capitanul 1 1exruit multi -
mergeam h bal a1f n'a volt. Ia
spus ca MI Sc simte bine. Am stat
in cabina noastra. HI IN cetit .
revista si ea = cetit instruetiuni.e
pc carl j lea dat n,lu,s, si.pe carl
le scrisese, zicand srea = 1s
,stie bihe 1pe din af Am fntre-
'tat-o dsex - urms tptal dupA
|instruetiile mamei mis- zis e
nQuaa a eazuri tionals =
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nit, 81 de &c ma putut veni mama
81 d-soara Julieta a inceput sal
puie prin mine, diferite 1ntrebari,
la carl tusa respundea fara So
vaire, 81 eu talmaciam d-soarei
Julieta respunsurile tusei.
In cele din urma, tuSa q decla-
rat ca d-sOara Julieta poate face
w de scrisoarea ei pc care tri-
misc mamei, 81 de declaratiunile
Ell, 81 poate scoate, fara nici te-
mere, mandat de arestare pentru
Id-soara Rubens 81 d. Brown, pro-
'mitand Cd ca va sta in ajutorul ei
Ca mArt0ra 81 acuzatoare.
D-soara Jufieta nota toate ras-
.punsurile tusei 81 parea 90 null
tumita de ele.
Am mers Gu totii Ia advocatul
manhei, ,si s'a mirat, cand ma
vazut. Lam spus de accidentul
suferit de mama ii ia parut ran.
Apoi tuya Ana ia spus de &c am
iyenit ii IN ce calitate . VENT
,d-soara Julieta.
AdyocatuI - mirat. Zicea ca el
n'a allzit niei ul svon II priyinta
aeessta y ~ Ana ~ sps,s [. - -
n'xspunde ~ tosts Ssil n y ~ = ].