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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
When Baby is Teethins

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
viii correct the Stomach and Bowel
troubles. Perfectly harmless. See d.
recti0p~ on the bottle.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

ANY WOMAN can NOW
HAVE PRETTY CURLY HAIR
lFemlnine World }

NifNllulUt W fFiusl
Who'd have thought 30 simple
thing as applying ordinary liquid sill
merine could convert strnight hair
into such pretty curly locks in a
single night The one who made
this discovery is surely entitled TO n
rising vote OF thanks Now all we
need do is to wet a brush with this
harmless liquid at night. draw this
through the hair, and in the morn
ing We find II has dried In just the
sweetest waves and curls.
It's good news. indeed. that we
can now dispense With the destruc-
tive waving tOngs forever The
curliness Is so much more natural
looking whore the liquid simerine Is
used. and certainly ones browning
glory appears softer. glossier and
more beautiful When II Is so easy
20 secure q few ounces of this from
the druggist which will keep the
hair In curl for weeks there's no
reason now for any one putting up
with straight. straggly. or scorched,
dead looking hair.
nUH. "a. nVaufAaUN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
Girls Schools of Tomor =
row Discussed by En-
inent Educators.
SMALL, RATIONAL, PRACTICAL
SCHOOLS APPROVED.

The selection OF school for n
daughter Is one Of the most perplex-
ing questions confronting parents
Unfortunately this Is done with too
little regard for the opinion OF men
who have given their lives to the
subject
Professor Dewey said, mo girl
under twenty years OF age should be
In school containing more than 100
students
William Rainey Harper. late pres
ident OF Chicago University. said.
schools doing preparatory work
should not undertake TO offer the
four years OF college"
President Woodrow Wilson said.
Small schools are better because
character is not taught hut caught
and Kris and boys should be per
mitted the personal touch with teach
crs OF strong Christian character
which Is not possible IN larger
school
| President James. OF the University
Of Illinois, said. III | could prevent
It would not permit freshman or
sophomore on the campus OF uni
yersity"
Herbert Spencer wrote, Latin and
mathematics are no better as mind
trainers than practical courses. ana
certainly the average girl will not
use the former long
Abraham FleXner says, Health
and hygiene for girls are far more
important than any other subjects
and these should be given first atten-
ton
CRESCENT COLLEGE. "A Junior
College for Girls, situated at Eureka
Springs. Arkansas, In the heart OF
the Ozarks. was established az this
| famous health resort because OF ia
yorable health conditions Follow
inR President Harper's suggestion n
became a Junior College IN 1909, the
FIRST JUNIOR COLLEGE In the
United States II has been accred-
tied for years by every college and
university In the Southern states
II limits enrolment 10 so girls and
some twenty states are represented
among its students each year. rs OF
these eighty the past session we're
from Texas. Of whom ~ were from
the Panhandle
There are "a teachers, a ratio OF
about five girls 10 one teacher su-
perior advantages offered In Music.
Art. Expression. Domestic Science.
Business. Child Welfare There are
about fifteen vacancies yet. Refer
cnces required with application
| Write for catalog and names 81 pa
irons Address President r. r.
Thompson Crescent College. Box, A.
Eureka Springs. Ark - tAdvD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
INQUIRY FROM FIVE
STATES IS AROUSED
BY HER Statement
PEoPIE FROM FLORIDA, TExAs,
GEORciA, ALABAMA AND
NORTH CAROLINA
WRIT HER.

III anybody had told me that there
was a medicine that would make me
gain eight pounds In ten days
couldn't have believed a., but that Is
exactly what Tannc has done for
me-" said Mrs John O'Connor. 33S
East Oldham Street. Knoxville. Ten.
nessee. a few months ago
For the past five or six years"
she continued. 81 have been in "a run
down condition from nervous indiges-
ton. had no appetite and lived
on the lightest diet Ny head achcd
most of the time and had awful
dizzy spells Ny nerves we're worn
out so could ger very little restful
sleep. | was troubled with bad case
of catarrh that ] couldn't get rid of
and felt miserable day i'm and day
out
II began to feel better right from
tht time | started taking Tanlao My
appetite IS fine now. / can eat and
digest anything and am gaining In
weight NV nerves are quiet and
sleep like child 90 night The ca
tarrh does. not bother me like ID did
and | am strong enough to work
every day"
In another communication received
recently, Mrs Otomor says "peo-
pie from Texas, Florida. Georgia
Alabama and North Carolins have
written me asking about Tanlac and
II has been a pleasure To- me to rec
ommend IT,"
Tanlac Is sold iu Nmarillo by j. W..
Collins Drug Co Ady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
RECRUITING FOR NAVY
IS EXPECTED To BEGIN
AGAIN HERE SHORTLY

Although no recruits are being ac-
tepted for the United States Navy
90 he present time. there are indics b.
uons that a campaign will soon be
begun. ircDrdlug to the Officers in
charge 1f The Amarillo station Sew
oral bundles OF posters and adver-
Using literature have been received
60 fhe local office. and D. T. believed
that boz few days applicants will be-
accepted
Many other stations are putting
The nan es ~ applicants on waiting
lists so AZ 20 promptly notify them
vhrn recruiting commence again
90. rcsl Officers say that there will
be li'tie difficulty 10 existing Larry.
number. neie when an announce
ueut b. made that the Navy viii
take men once more
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
THE COME BAND"
Rr RERrnN RRAIEY.


tThe Popular American Poet Now In
the Trenches.
On We love the gay Nictrola In the
watches OF the night.
Ana We $40 around aud listen to its
records with delight.
And We like 20 hear the music OF the
regimental band
Whlie ihA leader iuggles gaily with
the baton In his hand.
but the melody that's sweetest as we
linEer In the glOam
Is the melody extracted from a fine
tooth comb
Yes. We get some tissue paper and
some combs from out our kit.
Ana We gather in the squad tent,
whore the lantern shadows fit.
Ana We play bunch of ragtime with
lot OF vim and 20.
In sort of jazz band rythm all the
latest stuff We know.
Tunes that set your shoulders sway
ing while your thoughts are
HIGHT as foam.
To the sound ~ syncopation on a
fine-tooth comb.
When this cruel war Is Overland |
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
ANOTHER CALL RECEIVED
FOR UNSKILLED LABORERS
To CO TO NEWPORT NEWS

Another caf Ir uuskueI labor
crs 90 leave nest Tuesday I.I srH
port Seas va Ha. been received lr
q g. Mechanic. who o. Boo chars. 1I
The irso ompio. ueut service off Ihr
government hs., from Do 49, Lewis.
of San Antonio. .rleral lah0. d.r0
tor OF Texas Ih. qualificaf..a and
condition orr 'ia same l. .Hr fH.
men shipped carly today $50 quote
has been 500 afH Mr. Mechanic Hi.
been ordered 81. r.rruit as ma1. mon
as possible
Seventy riCi men answered r'.
call at the % orth a Denver rH.
way station So" las m0u.ss f. "a.
Co. Newport Ns The car fs which
they u-rr as-Isrrl was sl rr.a"Hf
that ths conductor perm.ra| fr
men tH use other patsenFef .H..Ha.
until fhe train reached DfIiI.
whore another .Hf vas added Ta.H
as men gerg H from thar rfs
naH fH. HrnafN.~f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

As were organized In October. one
In Illinois and the other In Michigan.
From that time to 1915 the Associa-
,ion steadily srew until II had i,O25
organizations and nearly 100000
members In 1871
During the stay of United states
troops on the Texas border in 1914
1916. Association officials got their
for the Association with women and
first vision OF the possibilities open
girls in territory near army camps.
The Information and experience gain
ed at that time made possible the
adoption OF a we'll balanced war pro-
gram in 1917. planned TO meet con
ditions seen and known to be in
eyitable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
SELLS THRIFT STAMPS
TO MY school. BOOKS

4 local woman Interested in see
Ing that children have AN opportun-
ity 10 go to school was In the down.
town section Friday selling So worth
OF thrift stamps 20 kindly disposed
persons so that two children. z and
. years old respectively, might pur-
chase school books this IAN She
said that a local sunday school had
promised TO redeem he Thrift stamps
so that the mother of the children
might have the money FOR this pur-
pose According 90 the woman state
ment, there are three other small
children IN this family
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
TENNESSEE COlPLE VISIT
RELATIVES ~ CITY

Mr. and Mrs Simmons Of Como.
Tenn, spent Thursday aud Friday
with T. n Toulinson and family
Mrs Simmons being VI Tomlinson
sister They lcf Frllay evening for
Tulia 90 WRIT tHair SON. Clarence
simmons. who VII leave shortly 10
Join the colOrg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

The Personal Committee OF the
Panhandle will meet Monday morn
ing at 900 in the Plains Grain CO.,
office over the Amarillo National
Eank Rev X Thomson Is chairman
and j " Collins secretary. All OF
the Panhandle section wanting TO
enter the y. NJ G. A. service must
appear before this committee for an
interview Remember Monday morn
ing ut O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
First Christian.

Sunday School. 10 a. m, l.. l..
schwartz. superintendent. Choir and
orchestra Glasses for all
Preaching by the pastor az II q.
an, and $50 y. m. Morning subject
why | Feel That Can DO More In
France Than ] Can Here" Evening
thome Man-power and Woman g
Part In Winning The War" showing
iho need of men and the great ser
vice rendered 10y women In this war
Good music az both services. Choir
directed by Mrs Eugene Peterson.
Juniors al $500. Intermediates at
g 10 Christian Endeavor at 7:l5.
All cordially invited. strangers al
ways welcomed.
ERNEST G.. MOBLEY, Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

Corner of 10Th and Fillmore SITS
Bible study. lO.l5 a. M
Preaching az ~ "a. M and N.f5
D m, by y o Larimorc. OF Nash
vile. Tenn
The revival will continue through
th" coming week Preaching NJ 40
Oh. m. and o. . M during week
days 4 cordial welcome D. extended
g. tho public 90 attend these meet
iurF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
TOJR ~ POLICE COURT
IOR TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

-Four persons pleaded guilty in po-
Dice couri Friday 20 charge relating
t0 traffic ordinances Two were FIN
81 81 f1r not having chauffsufs o.
censes. smother 81 for violation OF
traffic rules and one party was fined
$40 Tor having neither a license or
seal on his motor car
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
BIRNiNG CIR NSS CAUSES
IIREMEN TO MAKE run

The fire station received a call 10
iO5 North Pierce street AT 3 40 p.
m Friday A nerhbor saw grass
burning In tn yard and mistook II
for a house afirc and turned IN nm
alarm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

SD UfrE sunday
rf#fsr meeting Wednssdav. $3.50
o. o.
Col swing ua fine meeting
four ufIT fff country near Frirk
Okia Soul. being bis.aeI. large
rrnH1r. good singing and splendid
interest Pilrrims. k-or PRAYING
MRS MAMIE HECk. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

FIRST Christian Church.

Rev +. c. Mobley will tell this
az the First Christian church
why he believes that he can do more
for humanity In France than here.
lie is waiting his call for overseas
y NJ G. A. work for six months
Tonight Rev MIR Mobley will speak
on Man Power and Womans Part
In winning this war The thought
will emphasize immediate response
by men and how women can and
viii take mans place.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

Tenth and IH. ..r Streets.
Preaching services. 90 H m HrI
$3.50 with sermons by fH.
pastor Evening subject "Th' War
H'I Palestine IHH pHfur apaH Es
.. tH.s question PSI request Or y.1
ar. Interested Dol fHr remarkable I.
I.rHr.. Uf Jerusalem and fhs u.F
iauI come fr fhn service
Sunday school. 3 90 m. J. T..
U1N. uff
To- a. nlr services w. cordially co.
500. sou
% Thomson. Minister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
First Chnrch ~ Christ. Scientist.

600 Fillmore 81.
Hold regular services al II a. m.
on Sunday and .. m on Wednes-
dav
Sunday School AT l GA. m on Sun
day for students under 20 years OF
age
4 reading room IL maintained in
room IS, Smith building which is
opened from 2:30 To p. m daily
except Sunday and holidays where
the Bible and Christian Science 1T
eraturc may be- read or purchased IT
desired
All are cordially invited 10 attend
the services and make use OF the
reading room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

"UUUHN 0TNUUT- ~ n M
Preaching ~ e 90 and 500 D M
100 buchanan Street Morning service
wIi. ho 900 charge OF Rev llurlhut
pastor ut me congregational church
who viii exchange pulpits with Rev
llIrctrd The evening service will he
m charge Df the regular pastor
Junior Epworth League. 40 D.
f1 mn buchanan street
senior Epworth League. 1880 =
m It Houston street
D. g. HAGGARD Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
Tenth aud buchanan

Sunday School 10 a. m.
Rev L. G.. llaggard of buchanan
street Methodist Church viii preach
at II a. m
\ full attendance at all our morn.
ing services IL desired.
No night service
\ welcome 10 an.
W u HURLBUT, Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
Tabernacle Baptist Church.

f'NA fANAN Afhh fAAAMAA
Sunday School. 9:45 a m.
Preaching at ~ m and $50 .
W
All are invited ~ worship with az
q. s DMLlN. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
REGISTRATION WILL 80
iLntl,iI BIIl.DINd

The local exemption board
has anu1uu ei that the only
rcEisirafior place Tor yoHths
that have ras0hed 2l YEAR
of age since June 9 will d. ar
the board .fiice IN tho feI
eral buiiiIrr The rcFlsfrB
traiion VII. AXE place saf
urday Auflr - n o. ha-
iirvrd thar .H 20 q persons
viii reEis'fr from Potter
county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
KANSAS tf1N NNN COMBS
10 VISIT SIGN FATHIH

Emmett CDi' Il KauH rI. ar.
rived Friday nirI' 10 yi.I' Boz. father
" " Coh'c. Who is ili a' sf Az
thongs hospital
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

Mr. ANA Mrs . j Blackburn and
family. accompa ID hy her mother.
Mrs Huffman. l.H by auto today for
Mineral Wells AND other east Texas
cities for Two weeks trip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18
!, e'%netet13

hope IN last Il through
And We beat the German army
We all intend to do.
When the slaughtering is finished
and the final fight We win.
And with flags and pennons flying
We go marching through Ber-
lin.
! would like 90 tramp In triumph past
the kaisers palace dome
Playing stars and stripes Foreyerl"
on a fine-tOOth comb,
Pay the President -
y. ". e. \.
by pEYTON IRVING. JR.
Answering Americas call To con
serve human life and the morale OF
American soldiers through service.
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation of America has multiplied its
activities many fold and increased
The money expended through 1t TO
many times what Il was before Amor
lea entered the war in 1917.
More than so wears ago the first
organization In America under the
name, Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION. was formed in Boston Be
tween 1868 and 1876 some dozen as
sociations were organized. using the
hame, Womans Christian associa-
ton. They later became Y. W. G..
As. In 1876 two student y ". c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

Word has been received hy friends
here that CoHgres man Marvin
Jones sailed Aug IN fpr France
Mrs e. y Va left Friday noon
over tho Santa Do FOR scranton Pa.
and New Yort cry 10 vi.li relatives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-18

pny The President
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
a J U T 0 RI.

Acesta este strigatul desperat
al ministrului danez, care cere
ca aliatii sa intervina tocmai d.
cum in Russia.
In strigatul sau, ministrul da-
nez spune ca Bolsevichistii au de-
schis scoli anume in care sd inva-
ia Bolsevichismul 81 felul cum
trebue sa Sc faca revolutie in lu-
me. Studentii sunt trimisi in a.
fara de Moscoya 81, ajutati de au-
rul rusesc, incearca sd imprastie
in lumea intreaga doctrinele Tin
vataturile) terorismului rosu.
,,Daca aliatii peste tot voiesc
sd intrevina in Russia spune
ministrul danez ,,atunci eel
mai potrivit timp este acuma, din
cauza ca agitatiilc contra Boise
vichistilor nici odata nu au fost
alta de marisca aclllna Vi B mare
parte : popoxA4 priveste ca o
Chi apre alia ayt sRtind de u ei
! ajntpF eegt s. H # n}H { l g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
CE z|CE uN SOCIA.
LIST GERMAN.

BERLIN, % Dec. - 1ntr 'uIl
interview acordat unui c0respon
dent al Preset Unite, Emil Barth
un renumit Socialist. "a zis ca da
ca aliatii au de gfnd sd adune ta
xele de despagubiri de la Germa
ma, tfrbue sd aslgure pacea Inc
dat, asa ca poporul German "a
Sc pue pc lucru spre cistiga a.
cesti bani.
Barth a zis ca pc cind cl este
convins ca Germania trebue bl:; !.
mata pentru snceperea razboiului.
crede ca ar ii 20 nesocotinta din
partea puterilor antante sassi SUI
grume datornicii''.
Iata cc declara dinsul:
,,Germania are lipsa de pace i
mcdiat 81 Gu ori ce pret.
,.Gefmanii trcbue sa admita ca
sunt infrinti 81 sa plateasca ori 81
ce numai sa primeasca pace 81
hrana, asa ca sa Sc puma pc lucru
spre a-si putea plati datoriile
,,Eu personal am fost cOnvins de
la inceput Cd Germania era vino
vata de inceperea razboiului. NJ
posed dOcumente dOveditoare, in
sa sunt sigur ca Germania a in
suflat Austriei sd trimita nota
Serbiei. MOI am cerut publicarea
documentelor secrete ale militia
ristilor, insa prolemele cele mai
de graba de rezolvat sunt pacea
81 demobilizarea.
Ne dam seama de pericolul
demobilizarei, ca rezultat al atitu.
dinei ce o ia Polonia. Totusi ere,
dem ca aliatii vor avea grije dc
Polonia dac ar fl ca moi sd fin
fara aparare. adica desarmati
Mai departc, daca Germania ar Fl
demobilizata, aliatii vor Fl in sta.
re sa-si reduca armatele lor de O.
cupatie crutindu-si, att lor cit 81
noua, milioane de dolari pc luna
,,E att in interesul puterilo,
antante, cit 81 al nostru ca sd fa
ca aceasta, caci ar Fl Q nesocotin
ia 81 un ceva ne la locu1 lui as
sugruma datornicii.
,,Germaniei ii trebue credit 81
provizii de La America 81 de la
Aliati. moi MAVEN bumbac, N "a
vem pielarie, lar din celelalte ma
teriale avem cit Sc poate de pn
tine. Milioane. dintre cetatenii no
stri rabda de foame. + ora intu
necoasa pentru Germania1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
" I L A q"

a interviewat pc ministrul Jaszy
intrebindu-l ce va face guyernul
n.aghiar daca rominii prodama in
depedenta Ardealului, sau daca
eli Sc alipesc la regatul Romin.
(Sub numirea de Ardeal sd in
telege toate teritoriile locuitc dc
Romini).
D-nul Jaszy 9 raspuns,;;
,,Aceasta de sigur moi nu pu-
tenn 81 . impedecams 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
Din BaIta in Tau
RUSSIA Sc CI.AXINA fNTRE A.
NARcH1E s uTocRAT1E.
N1cI URl1A n pEMocRATIE.

1mparflta intr est 81 vest, in.
toemai e5lm Am lea fusese i'm
partita id moi sud, in cursuI
raso0iulai q visa 's Dc astazi ST
nizare. Revolutia din Russia a a.
juns un period in care sd prega-
tesc luptele hotaritoare intre Boil
sevichistii din est ii intre militia
ristii 81 monarchistii din vest. Lee
nine spune ca pregateste 0 arma-
ia de 100000 pentru primavara
urmatoare, lar generalul Kolchak,
lucrind nina in nina Gu genera
lul Deniken in aprOpiere de Kief
generalul Butoff in Urali 81 CT
fortele siberiene credincioase die
taturei de la Omsk, planuieste 0
alta armata Gu care sal bata la
primavara pc Bolsevichisti.
Intreaga Rusie de astazi este 0
natiune al carei FL sunt dujma-
niti intre eli, Q imparatie in care
domneste intmerecul chaosului,
aproape Gle un faliment financiar,
ucisa economiceste 81 Obosita Gle
razboi, pare ii mai aproape de
cadere decit de regenerare.
Propaganda BolSevichistilor III
sa G in curgere 81 ajutorata de
nemti, prindc teritor 81 in Siberia
Nutremintul le vine din Ameri-
ca 81 daca nu lear mai yeni in o
buna ri, sd pare ca tara intrcaga
ar peri de foamc.
Negresit ca situatia de astazi
din Russia este cit sas poate de III
curcata. Din aceasta incurcaturd
numai asa poate Sd resplte pace,
liniste 81 munca buna de recon
struire, daca li-se va da tot aju.
torul posibil economic 81 daca al
fl rasturnati teroristii 81 germa-
nil.
Gu cit acestea s ar petrece ma
lutte, Gu Alta ar fl mai bine pen
tru tara multi incercata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
BIZNIT BUN.
A CfsTIGAT 100000 IN CUR
SUI RAZBOIULUI.

Ziarul austriac ,,Abend" (Sea.
RAJ spune ca archiducele Leopold
Salvador, a facut Q afacere fru-
musica III cursul razboiului intru
cit a cistigat suma de 10000, 600
coroane. Archidueele furniza GU
vernului vegetalii uscate, pentru
carl capata Gu cite 100 ori 20O
procente mai mutt decft era va
loarea lor pc plata Contractele
lui pentru treis ami, NJ aiuns ~
suma de As, 00O, 900 coroane dns
care mai aprospe jium ta1e = lDet
eistie cslrat ps! I! r
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
EaCE TACEM!

De sgur aseapta sovate
mute spus aept sd f
cafcae sd fe in adevaraa or na multi aseap
multi mira de poate scre
despre muee evenimene din umu tmp poa psa curai
crede STAN ndoaa pronunta asupra
chestnut Nu Nu hpseste curaju de
slmtm nime noastre
la de pronunta chmior att mportane
tot deocamdaa
ssit penru face trebue aptam pun
me- poate cIteva uni poae mai putin or mai mutt ncepe
clarified uncle nedumerr paca mua noastr
nma Romnor adevarat ii lucru pemaur prea mpu
liu) foos mimic.
Suntem de na ultima pro-
use de caasrofa eropean aceasta aseptam ppnda
Ceeace trebut sa acem national pentru
ace tel fost indeptate fortee
puem plini de mndre faut aaora conno
snta upta uptat pima cind
puut sd facem moi uru
America 81 Ununei oate la
t. are p digse Rewinlera
little Ceeae act trebue datoreste
mai parte Ununei o organa
polite un membr oganza sd
descoperm capetee a fos maeu din cadt
polite prn poba mscare ce actv
tate dnsa cercure ocae compeen
ca fara general aunge armata
nc odata un comandant poae sui culme flannel Napoleon
mare ntreaga mnuna de genu lu dar Napoleon mur
nsua, aungat uitat de poporu
traieste 81 All 81 in timpu vuu
unte laur vctoe Fara popo Napoleon
mimic na fara progreseze
Mute spus despre ace membrii multe spus despre
spun multe dspre organae respect
pentru cele facut
apea in timpure crce la organa
msune de poitca
desch in fata lum cuvne Unne
acat marturs adevaru? de depae trebue utat
recompensa trebue sa patm aceua inertia 81
ar trebu 81 intirziem aceasta
Ne-am dparta putin de subject nenta
clarified de tacem ori tacut pima it
cva tmp mutor chestnut de alt e
Tacerea noastr daorete fapuu cvntu
in alte ntnsur de
de ucrur de ac paere ntreg
alte orzontur sub prvrle ale for
muui nosru nteeg judca fara panr Vom
gasul no sd fie auz de judecator find
uita att repede dupa
ureche 81 iese ceeaa Voim moi din Ame
moi carl in ultmu tmp rcgast in cpee
ce mai din vaa neamuui voim
aduim carari snguratice mai pusnc
cuminte separat de grosu neamuu find gasit
in fine daornta noastra datore
pentru totdeauna la olalta.
Durerie durerie neg grille
lasa ce pal frati al pecum grille
pot asa nc moi Indifferent Iaa motvu de ne dc
pronuna multor chs asepam legur
drecte gou neamuu de afara astepa
nicatie directa ell sal consultam. r. BRUMIREL
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