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The herald., 1919-09-25
Britons Build Biooest Plane.

The Tarrant Aircraft Construction
company of Marlborough, England, has
Just finished building the biggest air
plane in the world. 1t Is a triplane,
the middle plane of which Is 131 feet
wide. Above and below this are two
planes, each SO feet long. All these
planes are Is feet 2 inches deep. The
body is 76 feet long GO feet longer
than the biggest biplane), and the
height is 81 feet. The pilots seat juts
out IL feet beyond the line Of the
planes. The body of the machine re-
sembles a whale in length and girth,
with great blunt-ended nose. Be-
tween the planes are six Naper-Lion
engines, each developing 500-horsepow-
err. Four Of them operate two-bladed
tractor propellers; two of them four
bladed "pusher" propellers.
The herald., 1919-09-25
The Bazaar of Lucknow.

to sacrifice, and the dealer knows ex-
actly where lives the rich Indian who
pays, without much haggling, the top
most price.
The glory Of the bazaar, like that
of practically all that was picturesque,
had given way to the vitality needed
sanitary measures. But the bazaar
still exists, although rather in what
we would call open or general mar
kets. Undoubtedly they continue to
offer many temptations spread before
the covetous eyes of the foreign WIS.,
itor In such alluring ways that the end
of purchasing Is not reached even
when the bottom of the purse Is, be-
cause the dealers are only too glad
to send their wares to the hotel to be
paid for at masters or madam's con-
venience, and lots of other rare bar
gains which cannot be duplicated"
Most Fascinating Of Streets.
Mr.. Curtis Modern India" says OF
Delhis Chandni Chauk, "Silver
Street." that 1t is fairly called "the
most picturesque and fascinating
street in the world" Between the two
rows of trees that grow along the CEN
ter of its width of IS feet there was
| formerly an aqueduct of clear, run
ming water, that is now filled, and Its
banks are the great promenade for
the city's gentry, both foreign resi-.
dents and natives.
But the street Is marvellous for the
| adeptness of the shopkeepers In spot
ting" the stranger. Let visitor from
abroad appear, no matter how perfect
Iy Che. at least, thinks) he has dis
guised himself in proper Indian garb
he Is bounced upon by swarm OF
shopkeepers, and besought to avail
himself of the bargains that were new
er before offered, and never will again
fall to his good fortune, until ne
either yields and secures, sometimes
true bargain, but often lot of rub
bish. or calls to his relief friendly
policeman, usually a swarthy Sikh
Sometimes 1t is most amusing wher
rival merchants grapple each other IL
, their frantic efforts to secure the mo
nopoly of seemingly profitable Gus
/. toner, and the policeman's services
| are required to separate the belliger
ents.
The herald., 1919-09-25
KING OF ALL "RAlNMAKERS"
Secret Of Success OF soI!y Greencup
Who Is Well Remembered In the
West, Was Simple

Given an ingenious mind and an eye
TO business, live man can make mon
sy out Of almost any old thing.
Perhaps you remember the eXtraordi-
nary success scored some years ago
by Solly Greencup. the rainmaker. II
not, you can read his record in a port
folio Of newspaper clippings collected
all the way from Nome TO San Diego,
from eastern Oregon to western Kan
sas.
Solly Greencup, indeed, occupied for
a while position unique in the annals
of meteorolOgy. Scientists might doubt
and cynics might scott, but whenever
Solly went after the rain clouds he al
ways got 'em. Moreover he didn't
work on "the heads-I-win, tailS-you-
lose" principle of some other rainmak-
ers. Solly Greencup, when he once de-
cided he could produce rain in a given
district. always backed his opinion
with hard cash. If he asked the farm
ers to put up $1,000 for an inch Of
rain, he put up another $1,000 himself
as forfeit in case he failed. And he
always won.
Greencup never explained his meth
DDS All the farmers wanted was the
rain. All Greencup wanted was the
money. With the result both were
satisfied. His apparatus consisted OF
a flag pole an electric battery, kite
| with a metal tail and an air balloon
! filled with mysterious gas. II scien-
| fists demanded the reason for these
contrivances, he shook his head and
smiled.
Sometimes GreenCup would have to
stay long time in locality before
he could find the exact combination
necessary to coax the wet forces into
action. Sometimes he had to confess
that the drys were too strong for him.
But as soon as he posted his forfeit
and set up his apparatus the desired
moisture followed in a few days.
Once in Elsinore valley he gave the
ground a good soaking for a paltry
$500, thus saving a S1,OO0,0OO grain
crop OF course he made a tidy for
tune, yet at the time no one considered
his charges exorbitant. And everybody
admitted he was a good sport. AS ht
grew wealthy Greencup never gave
himself frills nor assumed the title o.
professor" These things were after
ward remembered to his credit.
A few years ago Greencup went per
manently out of the rainmaking bust
ness. In a street car accident he los
his left foot, which had to be ampu
tated above the ankle. After that 70
love or money he refused to expert
. ment with the weather.
, When the secret Of his success wa
, finally revealed some carping morallst
, called him make-believe. He neve
: claimed, like another famous person
3 age, to be in partnership with tn
: Almighty But at least he had don
5 something that nobody in the worl
I had ever done before.
/. He had capitalized corn.
The herald., 1919-09-25

Pet arch and Laura.

Petrarch's romance with Laura Id
me of the curioSities Of literature.
He first saw her on Good Friday, April
), 1897. Whether or not his devotion
l. her, which inspired all his love
poetry and It a standard for ages to
come, was spired by any passion Of
The heart is firmly disputed. La fact
many believe that Petrarch and Laura
never met. That she appeared to him.
however. as the perfect woman no one
can deny after reading his impassion-
cd lines.-Christian Science Monitor.
The herald., 1919-09-25
Water Protects Coal,

An interesting result of recent ex
ton of the benefits of submerging the
mineral in water. Coal deteriorates
in the air, and there is the danger OF
spontaneous combustion, while when
submerged not only was the fire dan.
ger eliminated, but scarcely any de-
terioration was shown. Experiment.
ally, coal kept in the air showed from
to 10 per cent of loss in nine months
while when submerged there was
scarcely any loss at all.
The herald., 1919-09-25
Tit for at.

Stevie and Robbie were cousins, and
although very fond of each otncr, dld
not always agree. one day Rnbbie'S
mother entered the room where the lit
tie ones were playing, and was imme-
diately appealed to by her son. MAN
ma, mayn't Stevie tell me my faults
what do you want Stevie TO tell your
faults for?" asked Robbie's mother In
establishment. $50 that | can tell Ste
vie his" was the unexpected reply.
The herald., 1919-09-25
Steaminu Paper.

Stripping wallpaper from the walls
of a room is tedious and unpleasant
task. The following method has been
found to do this work satisfactorily
Remove all furniture from the room
and take up the floor covering; place
in the middle of the room some kind
of q portable stove with a big pan Of
water on top. Light the stove and
close all the windows and doors; when
the room becomes full Of steam 1t
will soften the paste which has been
used for sticking the paper on the
wall. After an hour or more of the
steaming it will be easy to remove the
paper.
The herald., 1919-09-25
ArmaQeddon,

Armageddon, mentioned in Revela-
ton 10:16. was the plain of ESdrael0n,
the scene of ISraelitiSh victories, and
hence the term is used to signify the
scene of Il momentOuS test of any
kind, especially of Il decisive battle.
1t was used by the Progressive ma
tional convention in 1912, and has
been frequently used in connection
with the war.
The herald., 1919-09-25
Jan Industry Hard Hit.

During the war the japanese zinc
industry was very prosperous and
large profits were made on ore which
was imported from Australia and the
French Indies. The signing OF the
armistice, however, has dealt a hard
blow to this industry, and 1t Is reported
that 1t costs $500 a ton to produce Jap
anese zinc, while the market price Is
only S187 a ton. 1t IS expected that
this will result In a request for sub.
sides and import protection, since the
deposits of Japanese ore are Of such
inferior quality that competition with
imported ore cannot be met success
fully.
The herald., 1919-09-25
CHARTER.

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lowing shall constitute In. FIRST hoard ot
directors to-Wit.
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Johuc>S.
who shall hold their office until rr.f~ sine.
tc~~or> have been elected and H.k,. ,,u..l.
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from their number president Ni""
fr'H'"'I' "ud secretary treasurer aud
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titled to one wore for each .h.r,.' of ,,,.r.
Staudin.. in his name on tn. Looks of rf,,.
company and such votes MAJ, L.. ,..,t in
uorSou by uroy, ar ,s ,rnvi5,I i'm s..
non IL OF Act -"' 81 1911.
Said board of directors Shall provide"
ny resolution. for the manner and form
| of giving notices of election. meetings
etc, both of the stockholders ana of the
| board itself.
SAID board ShaII ais" max" such by
| ia"N' ruleH ahd F"Guial"hN rs may j."
necessary 10 properly carry @ut ana rN
| tr'IH" 'he du'ItH' powers ana prlNlIa@t>
VI l"iN corporations h'r"lh PROVIDED Tor.
.i1 ,nt issue. registration ana Ger
| 'ih,auoh Oh us 'aPlIai STOCK, the manner
anu H'''hod OF No'lhE or exercising inc
| N'"'h III ''h'T corporations ana IHr IN
! 'rIFS'N III partnerships anu HFuN' an"
Nhai s'heraH! nave anu ENJOY All rights
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| tA'r'lHcu uE poaroN Oh uir''"fN uhuer IN
! Va oeicor or dira,,ar or tbf. oo,,,,,.,,,,
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Article VII. This charter may be III
tered, amended or changed upon com
plying with the provisions of Act Ma
| Article VIII. on the dissolution of th
corporation. for any purpose or reason
its affairs shall bc IiQuidatcd by tire
commissioners to be elected by the stock
holders, as provided by Section 80 of Ac
No. 267 of 1914.
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NJ w ~ 10 nanny NhhH a'
IN 20 any Sto'hnolI'r OF inns 'orP"r
"'ioh' l'I any l'ult Oh oHilS>loh OF com
'iilHHioh Vi tHlN TorPor"tion' i' any man
f , h:I, 1911 l"r ne uhpaiu "aia"ce que u
subscribed for and unpaid by him. q
for any sum or amount that he may b
, indebted to the corporation. No infor
mality in the organization of this COZ
pOratiOn shall cXpCXr the stakeholder
thereof to any liability, except as abov
, provided.
.hrtlcie y, ne SUBSTITUTES TO the car
'"l Hto,N pl !hiN 'orPor".loh nave write
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= hummer Oh Sh"rtS Oh Su'h capital STOCK, J
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The herald., 1919-09-25
Bud by Electricity.

Stray electric currents from a rail-
road are supposed to cause the trees
on one side Of a Brussels street to
bud again and sometimes blossom af-
ter they once have shed their leaves
every fall.
The herald., 1919-09-25
Truth Everlasting.

The truth was never born, and 1t
will never die. 1t is as old as the
universe, and while the universe en-
dures the fact that love is life and
hate is death will endure along with it.
The herald., 1919-09-25

A combination of telephone, micro
phone and monograph has been in
vented in France for transmitting
sounds to distant points or to several
points at once.
The herald., 1919-09-25
Ae Ear as IL Goes,

Some peoples idea Of efficiency Is t"
pin a notice on the front door that the
bell is out of order instead OF having
it fixed.-Ohio Stat JouJr'L
The herald., 1919-09-25
No Jugo-SIav Race.

ihere is in strictness no such thing
Jugo-Slav. There are Serbs,
NOas and Slovenes, all Of whom
.peak the same language, with varia-
sOns, and are now of the same ma
- 0uali'y' There is a religious ques-
aOn among Jugo- Slavs. which has, on
,asion' been stressed by the intrigu-
s 'mperialist politicians on the Dor.
s VINO have been anxious to pre-
:, ,.u, national unity, the Serbs being
n \. NE Greek, or Orthodox church. and
0roats and Slovenes of the Roman
s soor Oaa There are no more than 12.-
49,. v" OF them altogether. but the
A,' 10Y OF the new nation is large
''a That of Great Britain.
Banks and Banking.
!, national banking law was passed
n e united States February 70. 1863
e nrst bank authorized to do bust
psn s was the First National bank on
a. nueiphia, but the oldest one was
as Dank OF North America. which was
n ,.en by the state Of Pennsylvania
n. and became a national banE
49, .e'noer 3, 1864. In view of its lon.
sa 'ory and pioneer services TO tn,
10 A'iient, 1t was permitted to organ
national bank under its oh
Wan ot Bank of North America,
u' Inc usual prefix of national.
The herald., 1919-09-25

day of the bazaar in In
dia has long passed without
hope for any return of its
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
De la Scotia din
Gary, Indiana.

Stunt citeva saptamini de cind
S "a PRINT de la scotia din Gary,
Ind, suma dc aproape 65 dola.i
ca conspecte pentru membrii din
scotia Ligei Nationale din acel
oras. All sa PRINT alti 23 do
lari ca conspecte pima la finea
acestui an.
Aceasta dovedeSte ca functio-
narii acelei sectV lucra prompt,
81 doresc ca sd fic in regula. II
orr ce afacere regularitatc este
sufletul succesului, lasa de
All pc milne nu & nici Efficient 81
nici nu aduce bune rezultate Al
fl foarte salutar daca 81 celelalte
sectii ar imita sectiunea din Ga
rv, Indiana, a-si achita toate pre-
tentiile fata de Liga Nationala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
SoSeSC imbrdCdminte Den.
tru Suferinzii din ROrnlnia,

All a sosit la Centrala Iigci
Rationale mai multe pachete cI
imbracaminte pentru suferinzii
din Rominia Mare. Asa ca vom
putea trimite in Gel mai scurt
timp aceste daruri in Rominia
spre a fl distribute acelora care
nu au GU ce Sc fmbraca.
Saptamina trecuta s'a pache-
tat peste 1000 punti imbraca-
minte.
De la societatea ,,Albina 5 d
primit 0 lada mare, avind 0 gr1-
utate de 400 h.. care contine:
Il camaSi Pc dedesubt 81 Z.
ismenutc pentru fetite de la /,
81 pima la 16 ami, 80 flanele pen
tru barbati 81 femei; 10 camaSi
(flanele) 81 40 ismene. Toate
aceste sunt noui.
In scrisoarea trimlsa de preso-
dintele societatii ,,Albina 1-l
|. A. Suciu 81 secretarul societl-
til Grigorie Creanga, prin care
he 1ncunoStiinteaza despre tri-
miterea acestui dar frumos, he
scrie ca .,altele urmeaza in cn-
rind>', adeca in curind Mise va
trimite 81 mai multi, din acA
oraS
| New Castle, Pa, dupa cum s.
site este un orasel i'll care III
sunt prea multi Romini, insa a
titi eiti sunt, toti Isl iubesc nea
mul 81 lupta pentru ridicarea s.
lnflorirea lul. Acum este momen-
tul de a da 81 a ajuta, pentru ca
acum este lipsa cea mai mare. ia
darnic Vel da atunci cind MIN mi
M are lipsa.
Din Toledo, Ohio, am primit lu
pachet Gle la domnul Nasile Droj.
de un romin Bucovinean. FL {
scrie ca a primit scrlsoare din
tara in care Use scrie ca foarte
multi oameni umbla cu papuci 1,
lemn. lar femeilc nu au nici dc
aceStia. Dorind ca sc ajutc $
dinsul GU ceva ncamului din ear,
face parte, domnul Y. Drojde {
TRIMS l patton nou, , perechi dt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
OERE CA SPECULATORII
sA FIE AREsTATl.

CLEVELAND, O., Is Dee. =
Presedintele Wilson ar trebui ca sd
dea ordin tribunalelor ca specula-
tori sd fie condamnati la temnita,
aceasta este opinia membrului din
consiliul municipal, dl Sulzmann.
Ell are de gind ca sd faca 0 astfcl
de propunere in sedinta consiliului
care Sc va tinea in curInd.
Este 0 rusineH, spune Sulzman
,,ca in douazeci 81 cinci Gle ami nici
un speculator Gu alimente. de hra.
ma nu fost condmnat la temnita
Acestia ar trebui pusi in dosul gra.
|tiilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

ghete, 2 sipci, ! haina, | palarie,
/ flanela.
Din Clearing, H., s a primit u-
matoarele: Domnul Nicolae To-
ma Coz, unul dintre neobositi
luptatori al sectiei Ligei Natio-
male din acel oras, donat pen
tru orfanil din Rominia Mare: ;
perechi de ghete 81 3 pere chi
ciorapi $3.50; 3 camasi 81 ismo-
lie pc dedesubt So 40; 3 camasi
$2.S5; 3 caciulite $120; . perechi
manusi de piele $3.50 pentru co
phi de la pima la 10 ami; du-
zina de sapun pentru fata S1,2G;
3 stergare $1.20; 2 ghemuri lie
alta neagra a 2Oc; 2 ghemuri
de alta alba zoe; duzina ace DE-
cusut zoe; creioane 81 hirtie ,ie
scris 60c. La fel tot d-nul \.
Toma Coz a suportat spesele cu
expres-ul din Clearing, ILL., 81 pi-
na in Cleveland. Ohio.
La fel domnul Nicolae Toma
Pira, tot din acel oras a dat >
camasi 81 ismene Pc dedesubt 81.
60; 9 camasi $190 pentru copii
de la Z si pima la 10 ami In alte
cuvinte domnul Nicolae Toma
Coz cumparat imbracaminte
in suma de $20.45; lar domnul
Nnolae r. Pirva in suma d.
$3.50.
Din Dallas. Iowa, am primit
de la domnul Dan Grady 81 So
tia. urma4eerel llleru,ri:;s4 rochu !:
3 blue; l haina (femeiasca) l
patton (femeiese) l camasa pen
tru dedesubt; , flanele (Union
Suit; 4 perechi ciorapi; , pc
rechi ghete (pentru barbat).
/ Cit de frumos este cind ti-sc Ia
ocazia de a inregistra astfel dc
fapte mobile. Faptele aceste arata
eta bunatate 81 dragoste de a
proapcle este in uncle mimi; cita
dragoste dc neam 81 mila de eel
care sufera, dar mai prcsus dc
toate arata solidaritatea dintre
frati - bunavointa GU care Sc y
juta unii Pc altii in clipelc cri-
tice
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
EXPLODAREA UNEI bonn
BE IN BARCELONA.

BARCELONA, SPANIA, 16
Dec. o bomba a explodat III
apropierea lbursei din acest O.
ras. In ON care mergea Gu 0 oi-
cicleta a fost grav rant. Sc crede
ca acesta ducea bomba; pima Ia
stabilirea adevarului, el a fost
arestat.
Treizeci de mil de oameni au
ramas fara lucru ca un rezul.at
al lockout-ului (inchiderei fabri-
cilor) din Madrid. Autoritatlle
iau masuri precautionare ca s.
6mpcdcce tulburarile eventualc
Iacratorii de la tramvaie vor esi
astazi in greya.
Cabinetul ministerial a discu
tat ieri toata ziua asupra situa
.tiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
STIINTIFICA

dOuaZecl de ami. Obiceiuri in-
semnate, rar Sc pot insuSi 81
dupa treizeci de ami obiceiuri
nOui Gu mare greutate Sc pot
cistiga. Ca sa Sc poata forma m
Obiceiu, succesul .trebue asigurat
de la inceput. Nereusinta duce
la descurajare 81 adesea orr la
parasirca ideii. Cind s'a al>s
punctul 81 s'a inceput cu prac-
ticarca lui. trebue fntrcbuintat
OF prilejul de al practica pini
devine pc dcplin stabilit.
Ori ce cugetari 81 actc carl ar
tinde sd ingradeasca Gu formarea
obiceiului trebuc inlaturatc.
Obiceiul scutcSte timp 81 ener-
gle. Cind ficcarc act succesiv {
att de difficult ca eel dintiiu, &C.
lie mai comune 81 necesare ms
earl va consuma vitalitatea omu.
lui 81 nici odata nu Va putes
progrcsa. Daca reusim sa facem
Tin actele comune Obiceiu, mintea
e lasata liberia sa exercitc pute.
rea eli asupra lucrurilor mai inal.
te. Daca nu S ar Fl ajuns la ac.s'
rezultat, memoria. judecarea s.
puterea dc voinH nu s'ar fl des-
voltat 81 inaltarca cugetarii care
a produs civilizatiunea de AZ
mar fl fost GU ncputinta.
Obiceim ne face indeminateci
an executare. Este casicind an
deveni inconsistent despre mis-
carea pc care Q facem 81 atentiu
inea noastra G fixata asupra re
sultatului de executa lucrares
'cu dibacie. Obeciul este un mare
'conservator al societatii. Mine
rul nu poatc dcveni usor meca
mic; nici negustorul doctor 8
orr cita dorinta ar avea omul per
tru alta ocupatiune, dupa ce So
llstabilit pc deplin in una, foart'
rar o schimba. Obiceiul este re
sultatul puterei de vointa 81 de
termina caracterul. I'm sister
nerves rau educat este dusmanu
eel mai nefmpacat a celei ma
inalte puteri mintale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16
o B I G Ell U L

Oblceiul este un act al cOrpu-
lui sau al mintei, in particular
acela care prin repetitie indelun-
gata sa inradacinat in moi cu
alta putere ca sevarSit auto
matical, involuntar 81 cite Odata
inconsistent. Obieciul este resll-
,tatul tenidntei sistemului nei'-
vos ca sd lucreze din nou asa
cum lucrat lnaintc. Acestei
tendinte inca nu s'a aflat o ex-
plicatic satisfacatoare, dar f:so-
logical, fisologii sunt dc aceiaSi
parerc ca sd datoreStc unci
schimbari pc care actul proIus
in nervi a inriurit asupra lul.
Caracterul schimbarii nu C i'll
teles Teoria este ca dupa ce Iii
current de forta neryilor ira
,verseaza odata prin nervi produ-
zee asemenea conditie asupra
lor ca doua oara poate treee
mai .cu usurinta 81 Gu cit de mai
multe orr traverseaza. GU atit
trecerea sd face mai usor. pima
cind ncryii dcvin att de obiSnu
iii Gu trecerea curcntului ca nu-
mai actul yointci c nccesar ca
sd 1nccapa a lucra.
Obiceiurile corporate sunt for
mate prin miscari muschiulare
repetate. asemenea 81 dbiceiul
mintal prin repetarea actului a
supra mintei. Aceasta ceace i'll
semneaza cind zicem ca, orr &c
putere mintala ca memOrie, ima-
ginatie orr vointa Sc desvoita
prin obiceiu. Persoana carli
memoric este binc cultivate lin
copilaric arc o memorie buna
pima la sfirsitul vietei; asemenea
acela a carui vointa a primit o
cultura potrivita inaintc' de a Fl
implinit douazec dc ami, pute-
rea lui de voinH 81 de actiune
s'a desvoltat de object intr alta
ca va avea success in ocupatiunea
Ipe care Isl va alegege.
Toate actele carl devin obice-
iuri la inceput tree prin minte cd
acte reflecte orr impulsive 81 Sc
,varsirea lor de obiceiu inconsti-
enta. Gu toate Cd omul devine
consistent de ele dupa ce le-a
sevarsit.
In timpul copilariei 81 tinerc'
tel sistemul nerves este intr' Z
conditiune plastica 81 Sc poats
cultiva usor in orr ce directie
deci aceasta e perioada in care
trebue formate obiceiurile trc
buincioase in viata. Prin urmari
le foarte important ca primele o
. 'biceiuri Sc contribute laN cea ma
malta desvoltare fisica. intelsc
tuala 81 morala indiyidului. q;
sd Sc poata ajunge la acest re
: sultat copilul trebue educat $
/ faca orr ce lucru pc calea dreaD
,Ita, sd vorbeasca correct 81 sa II
leaga ce-i bun 81 drept. Dup;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-16

81 mai departe: va rog nu "a
Asati desgustati de latratul tu-
turor cateilor raiosi 81 infulnu.
rati" ar Fl 0 palma prea ustura.
toare Pc obrazul d-sale, data de
insusi d-sa, 81 nu he vine Sc ere
dem ca s'a coborft asa de JOS.
Acum ca inscenarea ma fost
urzita de confratii de la ,,Romi-
null" credem, insa fost o in
scenare, aceasta nu Sc poate ia.
gadui, 81 am fost indreptatiti sd
credem, in urma desmintirei /!
Stoica, ca 1nscenarea a fost facu.
ia de ziaruI ,,Rominul"
81 acum, daca d-nii de la zia-
rul ,,Rom1nul" mar fl publica.
Gu Alta graba scrisorilc ,,Ostasu.
lui'', Radu Dumitru n'ar
fl avut loo aceste framintari.
De acea bine sd nu Sc des-
chida coloanele unui ziar la TOT
,,Vintura Tara pc care nu-i Gu
noSti, GU care n al avut nici in
elm. nici in mineca. earl n au
nici macar curajul sa-si semne.
re numele propriu. char atunci
cind scrematurile lor Isl serveSc
1ntrucit planurile.