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Evening journal., 1919-01-14
WILL SALISBURY
GET CABINET JOB?
Rumored He May be Named
Attorney General to
Succeed Gregory
MAY NAME MORRIS
AS FEDERAL JUDGE

Local Democrats were greatly inter
ested in a report that was circulated
today 10 the effect that Senator Willard
Salisbury may be named United States
Attorney-General 10 succeed Attorney
General Gregory. resigned While the
rumor did not seem 10 come from any
definite source. it soon spread through
out local political circles Attorney
General Gregory's resignation is effec-
tive March and the term Of Delaware S
senior senator expires at that time
when he will be succeeded by DR.. l..
Heisler Ball, senatOr-elect.
Notwithstanding the fact that no such
announcement or intimation has come
from Washington since Mr.. Gregory s
resignation was announced, Wilmington
Democrats credit the report OF Senator
Saulsbury's elevation 10 a cabinet office
as a possibility. He Is known 10 stand
close TO President Wilson and has been
one Of the administration strongest
supporters in the Senate
There Is also a report that the Fed
eral judgeship deadlock will be settled
in a short time by an agreement be-
tween Senators Salisbury and Wolcott
20 recommend Hugh NJ. Morris, law
partner Of the senior senator. Mr..
Morris name has been mentioned In this
connection before. but his friends have
always contended that Mr.. Morris much
preferred 10 continue his private prac-
tice and would not accept the appoint
ment should Il be rendered him.
Others whose names have been men
toned in connection with the vacant
iudgeship are: james II. Hughes, Of
Dover; Thomas F. Bsyard, Richards r.
Rodney, another law partner Of Senator
Salisbury, and Robert G. Harman.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
NAME COMMITTEES
FOR LEVY COURT

The following committee appoint
ments were announced by Isaac C.
Elliott. president. TO Levy Court this
morning:
Revised Assessment Committees.
First District, 2, 4. 6, 8 and Wards,
Wllmington-Burns and steiser.
Second District. 4. 3. 5. 7. 10. II and
~ Wards. wllmington-stetser and
Burns.
Third District. Brandywine Hundred
and that part OF Chrlstlena Hundred
lying north OF and bounded by the CEN
ter line OF Lancaster turnplke-Elliott
and Strahorn.
Fourth District. Min Greek Hundred
and that part OF Chrlstlana Hundred
lying south OF and bounded by the cen
ter line OF Lancaster turnpike-Stra-
horn and Elliott.
Firth District, White Clay Greek. New
Castle and Red Lion Hundreds-Shaw
and Strahorn.
Sixth District. Pencader and 81,
Georges Hundred--McCoy and Buckson.
Seventh District Appoqulnlmlnk and
Blaokblrd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Me-
Coy.
Levy Court committees:
Flnance-Shsw, Stetser and Buckson
Public Bulldlngs-Strahorn, Burns
and Buckson
Printlng-McCoy. Stetser and Shaw.
Coroner and Physlcians-Stetser
Burns and Buckson.
Overpaid TaXes-Duckson. Burns and
Shaw.
Attorney. Clerk and sheriff-Burns
Buckson and Stetser.
Approval OF Bonds-Shaw. Buckson
and Stetser.
Magistrates and Constables-shaw
Stetser and Buckson.
Assessors and Inspectors-McCoy
Burns and Strahorn.
County workhouse-Strahorn, Stet-
ser and Shaw.
Wilmington Hundred Bridges-Stetser
Burns and shaw.
Ferris Industrial school-Burns, Shaw
and Strahorn.
Girls Industrial School-Shaw, Nc
Coy and Buckson.
County Hospltal-shaw, Buckson and
Burns.
Hope Farm-strahorn. Mccoy and
shaw.
City Hospitals-Burns. steiser and
Shaw.
LegIslsture-shaw. stetser and Buck
son.
Levy Court received s2sO29 In flnes
from the Juvenile Court.
Levy Court then recessed 20 confer
with the court attorney, Edward g..
Bradford. Jr.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
GENERAL BLACK TO (.
VIEW HARB0R PLANS

II was announced az the meeting OF
the Board OF Harbor Commissioners
bis mo.nng that Maior-General w. NJ,
Black. chief OF the United states Engl-
neers' Department. Washington, d. c.,
will visit this city tomorrow morning
20 look over harbor improvement plans
prepared between the government and
the local harbor board lie will be met
by Commissioner Willard A. Speakman,
who will act In the place OF Chair
man Charles Warner, who VIII be iD
Washington
Reports have been prepared by the
ilarbor Board stating what the cost OF
IA timber wharf would be, and also a
produce wharf. and now the harbor
board Is waiting for Council 10 act.
These reports win be submitted 70
city Council tomorrow night. 10 VIII
also be decided at tomorrow nights
meeting when a town meeting will be
held 10 discuss the subject.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
SAYS LEBAUDY Is
I'm FALSE LIGHT
BY the United Press.


NEW YORK, Jan. ii.-Jacques Le-
baudy, Emperor Of the Sahara" who
was killed by his wife last Sunday
night, Is being misrept resented to the
public as a gun-carrylng eccentric with
insane habits, z. c. Murdock, his attor-
ney declared today.
Murdock asserted that the slain man
was being placed In a false light.
stories that Lebaudy was Of an ag-
gressiye temperament are entirely at
variance with what ] know OF the man
and what others who know him have
told me-" said Nlurdock. He was a
quiet man and never knew him to as
sumo the aggressive
"Lebaudy never carried a sun and
despite the story OF the alleged wife
and the author do not believe he had
a gun az the time he was murdered" ="
Murdoch declared that Lebaudy had
been prosecuted by the Nassau county
authorities. "He was so oppressed by
these men that be left the county the
latter part OF 1915" said NlurdOck.
Later the Nassau authorities arrested
him again on an alleged assault charge
and brought him back. They dropped
this charge and tried 10 declare him
insane. My client was easily proven
sane man."
Murdoch explained that there was a
method to Lebaudy's apparent eccentric
activities. He declared his client was
a shrewd business man and his king
dom Of Sahara" project and others
were the result Of a fertile BRAIN" TO
create wealth.
when Nine. Lebsudy and the many
other witnesses who have spread tales
Of Lebaudy's cruelty and insanity are
brought into court and testify under
oath / believe they will tell an entire
ly different story" added Murdock
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
l,5OJ,OOO Men Killed
France Has Lost Equal Number
Wounded.

NEW YORK. - France In
four years OF conflict. 10 preserve her
own liberty and that OF the world, ac-
cordins to Andre Tardie. French high
commissioner 10 the United States, has
lost 100000 men killed and almost as
many wounded America owes France
a debt Of gratitude not only FOR this
great sacrifice. but also for the re-
ported saving OF thousands OF lives In
this country due 20 the discovery by
French peasants OF a perfect remedy
for stomach and intestinal ailments. the
ingredients OF which are imported from
France by Geo. II Mayr, a leading Chi
cago Chemist who sells IL In America
under the name OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. IL is a simple, harmless prep
aratlon that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
testlnal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose Will convince or money re-
funded.
J. NJ. Eckerd. The Miller Drug store,
n. B. Danforth and druggists every
where.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
MAJOR G. N. DAVIS
RESUMES PRACTICE

George ~ Davis. who formerly prac-
tlced law In Wilmington. has decided
TO resume his residence and engage In
the practice OF law here. Mr.. Davis
graduated from Delaware College In the
class OF 1928 and from the Harvard Law
School In the class OF 1903. lie was ad-
mltted 10 practice In the courts OF Del
aware on November 20. 1908. and did
so until 1908. when he removed to
Portland. Ore. where he practiced law
until elected in 1912 Judge OF the Cir
cult Court OF that State.
In May 1871. Mr.. Davis resigned the
judgeship and shortly thereafter re-
ceved a commission as major In the
National Army, and served In Francs
as a stan oiilcer In the DIST Division Of
the First Army. lie saw active service
In the battles OF Argonne and Meuse.
He returned 10 the United states on De
cember 80 and has since been visiting
relatives and friends In Delaware. Mr..
Davis has many friends In Delaware,
who Will be glad 10 learn OF his In
tentlon 10 remain here. As yet he has
not decided where TO permanently To-
late his office, but has temporary ofilces
with Salisbury, Morris and Rodney.
Mr. Davis lrst appearance In court
since his return 10 Delaware was made
yesterday afternoon, when he appeared
with Hugh NJ. Morris In the Court OF
Chancery on behalf OF the defendants
at the argument Of a demurrer filed In
the case OF the Wilmington Trust Com
pany, administrator Of FrederlcO EVar-
lsto schemel, deceased ct al, vs.. Jose
Jesus Paris, et al Herbert II. Ward
appeared on behalf OF tho complain
ants.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
FORMER KAISER is
NOW NEAR-LUNATIC

By The United Press.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. ii,-Count VIII
helm Hohenzollern is on the verge Of
becoming a helpless lunatic. according
10 information brought here today by
a prominent Hollander, who just left
Count Bentinick's castle. where he was
a guest. He declared the former En-
peror talks continually His conversa-
tlon is rambling and erratlc. lie cannot
sleep at night and guardians OF the
Bentinick estate frequently see him
walking In the park before dawn.
Recently he announced his Intention
Of returning TO Berlin and was with
great diffloulty persuaded not 10 do so.
He Is also determined at times 30 SUR
render 10 the British.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
IBEGIN PROBE into
LEBAUDY MURDER
Cla m He Wanted H j S
Daughter to Take Place
OF Wife
WIFE SAYS MAN SHE
KILLED HOUNDED HER
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
MINEOLA. N. Y. Jan. A.-Has a wo-
man the right to kill her husband be-
cause he demands that she shall step
aside and let her own daughter take
her place In his affectlons2 This was
the question before the Nassau county
grand iusy today as II investigated the
shooting Of Jacques Lebaudy, CORNER
emperor OF the Sahara" by his wife
at their country mansion, "The Lodge,
last Saturday.
In addition 10 her claim that Lebaudy
wanted the pretty i5-year-old daughter,
Jacquellna, 10 step into her position in
the hOusehold-in accordance with an
alleged oriental custom-Mrs. Lebaudy
has asserted the man bounded her and
made her life a misery with his eccen-
trio behavior
Or. Mary Bently, an allenist Of the
state asylum. was quoted today as say
ing that Lebaudy had a mental defect
similar to that Of Harry X. Thaw. Both
men, she asserted, had paranolac delu-
sion and a determination 10 accomplish
anything that Is fixed In their brains.
10 was learned authOrltatlyely that,
on the evidence thus far presented to
the grand jury there can be no flrst de-
gree murder Indictment Enough evi-
dence has been produced. however, TO
Justify an indictment for second de-
gree murder OF manslaughter. The grand
jury has power 10 ilnd the killing was
justiflable homicide and return no true
bill.
County officials this afternoon inti-
mated they would not permit burial OF
the multi-m!lllonaire eccentric's body
until they are certain there Is no need
OF making an examination OF II. They
plan 10 halt plans Of Defense Counsel
Moore for the funeral.
Father NcGlnnis. priest OF the church
attended by Mrs. Lebaudy, was one Of
the most important witnesses today.
The defense was holding "unde7 cover"
a witness. who, according TO a report
put In circulation at the courthouse
was ready 10 swear that Lebaudy
threatened a week ago 20 finish the
whole family" Lebaudys viii, be
lieved TO dispose Of from s40o00.000 TO
s6OO00.O00. had not yet been found Mrs.
Lebaudys lawyer was trying today 10
find the safe deposit vault where he
believed this document to be.
Ms. LebaUdy was stlll at her home,
p~Ost-ated. She was under O guard.
The girl. Jacquelina, was being cared
FOR by Mrs. Charles L DeSsulles, whose
b-other-in-law was the victim in an
other husband killing at fashionable
Westbury little more than a year ago.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
CHAPLIN GETS TWENTY YEARS.

BY The Inlt0d PrFss.
NEW YORK. Jan. ii.-Charles z.
Chaplin. former city editor OF the Even
ing World, and one Of the best-known
newspaper men in the United states,
was today sentenced TO not less than
twenty years at hard labor. in State
prison or life Imprisonment. for muir
dering his wife, Nellie L. Chaplin.
Chaplin appeared before Justice Bar
low s. Weeks. in the Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court, and changed his
plea Of not guilty to guilty and asked
immediate sentence.
Chaplin shot his wife 10 death while
she was sleeping September i6.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
FIND GIRL DEAD,
SUSPECT MURDER
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEWARK, n. j.. Jan. ii--The body Of
Miss Margaret B. Bergen. i6. Of No. o9i
North Fifth street, was found today IN
the rear OF the stag Hotel, Bank and
Halsey streets and the police suspect
foul play The glrl lay In the four-foot
areaway behind the hotel and beside
her body was a string OF rosary beads
and twelve pennies.
Red dlscoloration Of the right wrist
and marks on the neck emphasized the
suspicion OF violence. The body was
found by Joseph Wilson, "a bartender.
when he went into the areaway 10 OBJ
tain a bucket. The girl lay with arms
outstretched and eyeglasses she had
worn lay near her body. A pocketbook
and handbag was near her and the
pocketb0ok was empty.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
COUNTY BALANCES

The following balances 10 the credit
OF New Castle county were reported
10 Levy Court today by Charles Lippln-
colt. county treasurer; total s215 993.-
O5 miscellaneous road account. Sii773;
Chrlstiana, sli6i6 81; NH Creek, co.
9i9 50; White Clay Creek, si.39i 80: PEN
cader. S5.so0.03: New Castle. S6.ii262 ;
Red Lien, s9.s45i3; s.. Georges. 90 $50 %
rs; APPOINTMENTS, S2.7is37; Blachblrd,
S4,2s7i2; Brandywine, Si950949.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
REACH AGREEMENT on
SIBERIAN RAILWAY

By the United Press.
TOXIC, Jan. IS tDelayedl.-Japan and
America have reached an understanding
regarding control OF the trans-Siberian
Railway, Il was learned authoritatively
today.
The foreign offlce will soon publish
particulars Of the agreement.
The Allies have given their consent
10 the characterization understand
ing.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Quickest Pain and Ache Killer o
Earih-Neuralgis Backsche,
Headache Go In Minutes.

The minute you rub on Mustarine for
any pain, ache or soreness you'll know that
all the misery and agony has started TO
go. II Is very penetrating and won't
blister.
Any druggist anywhere, viii recommend
IL: praise IL. guarantee H. He will tell
you that a small box Of this wonderful dis
plasters.
Tonsilitis. bronchitis. pleurisy and deep
seated coughs go over night. Rheumatic
speedily stops the agony and reduces the
swollen Joints.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
GETS ENFORCED VACATION

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. t4.-Mayor w. 6.
Mcdowell informed Council at last
nights meeting that he had suspended
from duty without pay for 10 days,
Captain Of Police John p. Cummings
for his connection with a recent raid
ordered on a West Third street gam
bling place. Cummings has been no
titled that he can appear before Coun-
ell II he wishes TO contest the charges,
and should he be vindicated he will
receive full pay for the period Of the
enforced vacation. The mayor ex-
planned that, because Of the civil serv-
Ice regulations, he could not at this
time denote Cummings.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
NEW YORK GIANTS SOLD.
BY the United Press.

BY the United press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE New York
Giants were sold today to a company
Of New York men, including John Nc
Graw. the manager. The new officers
Of the club were announced as fol-
lows: Charles A. Stoner, president;
John McGraw, vice-president; Judge
McQuade, treasurer; John Foster, secre-
tary. The directors, beside the presi-
dent, vice-president and treasurer. are {:
Ross A. Robertson, Horace A stone
ham, John Whalen and Leo Bondy.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
RETURNED SOLDIERS
ASSIGNED TO WORK

The Federal Bureau for Returning
Soldiers at Sixth and King streets. re-
ports a considerable increase for the
past week In the number OF soldiers ap-
plying for work at that bureau. More
than 60 discharged men from the army
and navy have reported at Sixth
and King streets and were assigned to
work by the United States Employment
Service.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
IEnsEYMAN ACCIlsEn

state Detective Mccoy this morning
arrested Herman Sparks. a young man
wanted on a charge Of assault with in
tent 10 commit murder on his wife In
February Of last year at Westmont.
Camden County, y. J.. at the Wilson
Line wharf. Sparks viii be taken 30
New Jersey this afternoon. Sparks. 10
was stated, had been indicted IN New
Jersey several months ago. but had es-
capped arrest uhtil today.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
In One Night, While You Sleep
kuStarine Ends Sore Throat,
Cold on Chest, PIeuriSy

Begy's Mustarine is the original mustard
plaster substitute made Of good. honest.
yellow mustard-lnot cheap substitute)--
combined with other pain destroyers and
Is highly recommended by many physi-
clans 10 reduce the swelling OF gout
After all other remedies have failed
thousands have overcome the misery caused
by sore. burning feet, corns, bunions and
callouses. Use Mustarine for chiiblains
and frosted feet. but be sure It's Begys, In
the yellow box.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
STRIKE WHEN WAGES
ARE MATERIALLY CUT

Refusing to accept a reduction OF %
cents an hour in wages, forty-six men
employed as leather shavers at the F.
Blumenthal and Co. plant at Front and
Monroe street. went on strike this
morning. The firm recently posted no.
tices notifying the shavers that their
wages would be reduced 20 cents an
hour.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
DUBLIN'S MAYOR
TO CALL ON WILSON

BY the United Press.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE British foreign
ofilce has informed the Lord Mayor that
a passport will be issued to him. that
he may go 10 Paris and confer freedom
Of the city upon President Wilson.
There is a possibility that the Lord
Mayor II he obtains an audience with
President Wilson may seek to acquaint
him with Irish version Of the political
situation In that country. He was pre-
vented from doing this when the British
authorities refused to grant him a pass
port TO the United States On that oc-
casion the Lord Mayor sent an official
communication TO the President urging
American endorsement Of independence
for Ireland on the principle Of self-de-
termination.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
INCREASED CAPITAL
STOCK TO SIS. .0O0. 600

Special TO The Evening Journal
DOVER, Jan. iI.-Certifcate Of in
crease in capital stock flled at the State
Department today for the Phillips Pc
troleum Company is from si3,5O0.OO0 to
si5,000000. The headquarters Of the
company is Bartersville, Oklahoma.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Two FINED FOR SPEEDING.

For exceeding The speed limit in
Pennsylvania avenue. Thomas w. Bar
rett and William w Koellg were each
fined SOS and costs by JudSe Church
man, in Municipal Court this morning.
Both were arrested by 0fflcer Pierce.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
BY Tie United Press.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. ii.-Ihe
Indiana legislature today ratified the
p ohibitlon amendment 10 the Federal
legislation. Following Of the senate
Yesterday In approving the amendment,
the House today voted, by an over
whelmins majority, In favor OF The
resolution.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
CONTINIE INNS cAsr

The case OF Lillian Fletcher, charged
with breach Of the peace toward Sarah
A Cole, was continued until Friday in
Municipal Court, this morning, at tn
request OF the defendant.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
REDUCE SUPPORT ORDER.

Because OF the refusal OF his wife
TO live with her husband. the tempor-
airy order OF sii a week recently enter
ed against oliver Laws. a Negro, was
reduced by Judge Churchman in Mu-
nicipsl Court, this morning. to $3.50 q
week for the support Of his one child.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
Personal.

Mrs. Harry A. Bell has gone TO Palm
Beach, Fla. where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. w. T. Church, Of No. i0ie West
Fifth street, is visiting trends in Pitts
burg, she will return home in about
two weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
BY the United Press

SPHINGFIELD, Ut, jan. II.-IHIHOI7
has ratified the national prohibition
amendment. The House today passed
the resolution which was adopted BY
the Senate last week.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
NEED NINE STATES TO
MAKE NATION DRY
BY Tho Tinltod Press.

y
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. ii.-The
State Senate today unanimously ratified
the Federal prohibition amendment. The
House ratified II yesterday. Arkansas
Is the twenty-slxth State in the dry line,
making nine more required 10 ratify the
amendment.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
ROY PREACHER

The Rev Thomas jenkins, a boy
preacher, will preach both morning and
evening, at Eighth Street Baptist
Church, on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1919-01-14
TREATED AT HOSPITAL.

C. Barnhard. Of No. 203 ColumbIa ave-
nue. was treated at the Delaware Hospi-
tai today for lscersted hand.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08

BE strads Cd corpul iumstate gcl
va eer sd dati acsstui ON B des.
pagubire de 1000 de dolAfisss Ju.
rii isGu incuvifnlat Is AZ dolari
Dlhisia cabinetului norwegian
ChfistiaIla. Cabinetul nor.
yegia1, al carui sef a fost Gunal
Knudsen, 4 dimisionat, Sc zice ca
calza al Fl CT partidul lui Knud.
sen ma putut .sassi tie autoritatea
in parliament. Diniisia a fost pfil
nlita de rege 81 Sc zice cd Sc va
forma ifnediat iii ait cabinet, ii
care n. II. Bryfl, fost riinistrnl
Norvegiei Ia Washington, are sd
fie prims sministril.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08
CALENDARUL N0U A APA.
RUT. 4

Calendarul Nou este gaia, ce'
&c doresc ca sd alba in casa lui a
cest frumos 81 instructiv Calenda'
sal comande imediat, de unde> NJ
vor ramine fara Calendar, cum a.
ramas 81 fara Calendarul ziarulu
America.
sa Sc site Cd In tara nu s'au ii
parit Calendare, deci fiecare Sd 8
oregateasca de a avea unul ori 2
trimite unul acasa la lleamuri, G.
sd nu ramfna fara Calendar. Co
mandele trimite-ti-le d-lui Ioav
Iivi- -Banatanu, 5706 Detroit Ave
Cleveland, Ohio. Pretul unui ca
'endar este 56 cent? Gu posta c.
tot. M uita trimite All comand;
- mime poate fl prea tirziu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-08
hlaruntlSuIi.

Vorbind despre prietenii nos
tri carl voiesc Sc faca export de
caramizi din Statele Unite la Ro-
mfnia, I'm cunoscut al nostru ne
fntreba mai zilele trecute cd din
caramizile acelea cite vor ramine
in America pentru construirea IL
nei tipografii de model?
Femeia din Detroit, care are o.
bieeiul a da paine barbatilor pc
la petreceri, ar face mai bine de
ar sta ell barbat GU tot acasa,
caci nu ar trebui Sc cumpere in
toata Lunia dimineata 0 pareche
de ochelari barbatului, in locus
celor sparti, GU prilejul palmei
date.
In lumea asta poate ca stlnt
multi barbati ideali 81 tot la fel
81 multe femei idealc. M stim In
sill cum Sc face ca acestia r1ici O
data nu sunt casatoriti laolalta.
Iscoada A. Raspntinescu annn-
ia ca, a deschis aeentie polti-
cd, de unde libereaza pasapoarte
pentru calatoria in raj. .,Nnmai
un dollar pasaportul, dior. Cine
in unnl. ia doua cine ia dona. ia
noua"
Tn prieten fmi spunea in una
din zilelc trecute ca toti Ardelenii
sunt patriot mari. Mai ieri, mia
spus ca toti socialistii sunt Arde.
leni. -Ce naiba? Milne, poimine
va Fl in stare Sa-mi spuna ca s.
pocaitii 81 socialistii sunt pa
trioti.
Nh te urea pc scara nlci oda.
ia alta de sus incft eel ce vor
Sc mute scara sa nu te yada.
Dare cine pMtestc spesele idea
listilor carl vor Sc inlocuiasca J.
dealismul cu bolsevismul?
In luptele sale, cea mai mare
Sresala. a fostului Kaiser, era
aceea ca dinsul STA ales sd sc
lupte GU natiune, care nici oda
ia nu s'a lasat batuta.
Daca fata este destul de fru
moasa, dinsa nici nu are lipsa de
aripi pc palarie, pentru ca Sc ia
ca pc un ON Sc creada despre din
sa ca este = ,.un niger.