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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

one of those pieces which will, at first
hearing, thrill and touch every Jew
ish listener (if he has been at all ac-
quainted with orthodox life) and
bring back to him flood of dear
memories. But it does more than
that. I have played it to many Gen
tile auditors who, one might think,
could not possibly grasp the situation
to which it alludes, and it has pro-
duced the most profound effect. It
made me realize at once how, through
the medium of music, a really great
composer, who would be thoroughly
imbued with Eastern Jewish life and
musical expression, could do more
than anyone else to create love and
admiration for this race.
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Page Thrty-fomr

"Shot-my Benny shot?" screams
the old woman in her turn. "Sooner
let him wear thousand tzeylems
than be shot once!
And with a helpless shrug the
grey-haired old man turns back to his
tome which, no doubt, contains much
transcendental wisdom, but which
says nothing about the super manly
attributes which go to the winning of
a Distinguished Flying Cross.
And so the tenement building
stands, enfolding in it's compass all
these diverse little destinies, and it's
indwellers trudge the difficult road Of
life unquestioningly, undismayed, year
in, year out. For how can things be
otherwise than they are? Everything
was fore-ordained at the beginning of
time, and surely God, whose mercy
endureth for ever, knows what is best
for them.
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FOLK SONGS OF THE EASTERN
JEW
Continued from page 81


OF asoi DART men lernen, ingele!
Tu a xix in slider un sog noch amol:
Child:
Komez alef o,
Kimez beis DO.
Rebbe:
Hecher, starker, o, DO,
Freilicher, lebendiger, genarr nit!
OF aso, ingele! Tore is di beste
Schoire.
Wolst gewen tairer jingele,
WOlSt nit sain "genarr- nit!'
Genig schon! fermach dem slider Dist
fri!
Gedenk main Kind, Yid DART lernen
toire,
Asoi heist uns di heilige Boire.
Wenn dir fregen, wos hast di getan
in Cheder,
Solst di sogen, de hast gelernt Tore;
Gedenk! Tore! Noch amol Tore!
Child:
(Leaving the room) Toire! Toire!
Rabbi:
Come to me, little boy, come to me,
And look with me, at the Hebrew let
Dear little letters, oh, bright golden
letters,
Quickly, quickly come to me!
Do not be afraid, or bashful be,
So, my boy, seat yourself and listen
we'll!
Seat yourself, my boy, and listen well!
Komez alef, O, komez gimel go,
Komez daled, do.
Pasach alef, pasach gimel, ga,
Pasach daled d..
Thus one should, little boy!
Turn to the book and say once more:
Child:
KomeZ alef, o,
Komez beis, DO.
Rabbi: H.
More loudly, more loudly, o, DO,
Cheerily, lively and fool not!
So, my boy, "Torah" is best of goods.
You would be a lovely boy
If you were no nincompoop!
Now enough! Close your reader.
You are free!
Remember, child, Jew must study
"Torah."
Thus commands our Father.
And if they ask what did you do in
Cheder
You must tell them you studied
"Torah";
Remember! Torah! Once more, Torah!
Child:
Torah! Torah!
The music which accompanies this
little dialogue is of astonishing life
like forcefulness. The exhorting
phrases of the Rebbe, with their fori-
lures reminding of the best cantor.
traditions, the little quaint replies of
the child, the increasing, insisting seal
of the teacher, his admonitions, his
kindness and tenderness towards the
boy are equally well produced. 1t is
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S e C u r / t v
Stamps on
c. a S h Pur-
C h a S e s in
all depart
m e n t s. An
extra saw
ing ito you.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-05
iERR'L MAKING {.
IN SCHOOL
l9delphia Makes Sure
Characteristic Dishes
viii Not Disappear
INV Asgociated Press,

by ASSOCIATED EHeSOs
4ADELPHLA, Nov. 5.-The
aakIng Philadelphia scrap.
5w.choW, chill sauce and OF
3rYlng fruit is now taught here
Re public schools.
Stree f6rs in the domestic sci
department have asked put
to bring part of their mothers
ling and preserving utensils to
ol. The youngsters are being
BIT the best methods OF pre-
~ Innovations introduced in
sschools in an effort to train
for home-making are:
tile Mothers Glasses. under
lrvision. OF the Child Fedora
bcery stores in some schools
eacM arithmetic and economy
IiiIlpery and drcsema!EinG in
Girls Trade school.
thool cafeterias with domestic
the Little Mothers classes
pupils when they cannot bor
q real baby from one Of the
hers IN the neighborhood, prac'
on dolls as large as an aver
infant. They are taught how
wash and dress the baby and
ructed in health rules for Its
Many OF the small pupils IN
congested districts OF the city
h their own wards for the class
mother"
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to an inquiry by Mr. Bishop, wrote
on the date mentioned:
"The passage you quote from
my letter q. e., a prior one
wherein the Senator described
his efforts to get the treaty
ratified) represented my posi-
ton then and represents 1t :
now. have never changed II.
The proof that was ready to
ratifv the treaty is that vot-
ed twice to ratiiy 1t with reser-
yations. AS for meeting all the
charges the Democrats make,
Of course that is perfectly use
less. Ono can only trust TO me
facts. which is what l do. Or
course, the resolution about the
league In our platform does, nos
repUdiate what we have don"
before. 1t sustnins the Senate IN
its attitude. Il makes no
promises for the future"
The Republican platform pledges
The party to work for an interna'
tional organization In the interest
Of peace. and does not condemn as
nm entirety the league that is. IN
"no promises for the future. state,
ment OF Senator Lodge thus. OF
course. means that the platform
does not say whether there Is 70
be entry in the league which no"
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T6E gg5sT B


ts5fG j, M 5iisl8 ls
3fttilaly, 81 he ~ Inn "a s
new on ami on 81 y
tive doors S 5natof 7afdliI ri spite
Of the GtSeGs res OF the camp Ign has
Kept steadily open! II It shall ap-
pear that the present league IS so
interviewer into world relations a.
TO offer the best hope, then hr IS
f0r going into It. II a new orgarli-
cation Is the line of least resist
ance. then he Is for this. Which
1t is to be depends on circum-
stapces-on which is the more sal.
isfactory to our friends abroad and
which is the more likely to secure
the constitutional approval OF the
Senate.
The campaign being over, there
is no longer pressing partisan
motive for misrepresenting the Re
TubIican nosition, 1t will soon be
recognized that this position is ut
terly~at variance with the claims
OF Borah and Johnson and the as
sertions Of Governor Cox. With an
increased Republican majority IN
the Senate, the prospects OF enter
Ing some kind of league are greatly
improved, Democratic Senators IN
sufficient number TO more than OIL
set the "Irreconcilable" Republicans
can be mustered for non.partisan
settlement OF those who say they
are for n league are really for i.
Our own judgment is that the
easiest way Is to enter with proper
reservations the league that IS. II
IS Improperly based and cr'!dely
drawn, but contains elements 81
good and the practical difficulties
q. a now negotiation are great. Bat
It must be steadily borne in nina
that the exact course to be follow
cd is not so much matter of prin-
ciple as OF tacticS-depends on con.
ditions In the Senate and abroad.
Practical friends OF league vii! be
disposed to accept either plan ac'
cordlng as the one or the u;haf
seems the more likely TO go
through.
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man II 81 ssist ~
ihefa a sEteataF Ghris tins HoorS
Wefe served. riae next business
mestin VIM ba 1t The home Of MRS.
n N. Downs, December :.
Mr.. and Mira. John Conway were
recent visitors In Clarksburg.
Mrs. Henry Metz was shopping
in FaIrmont Thursday.
Mrs. w. S. Reynolds attended
lodge in Warrington Thursday eve
nlpg.
Mrs, John Boor was visiting rel
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recording the supposedly emotion.
al judgments OF these. many mil
lions ran of as smoothly and sim
Div as II It were the season OF
well trained class at school.
The record OF the day ought 70
make any public man; be ne POLL rSo
excitement, the frothings: the opt
thets and the nonsense all seem to
come from these eminent gentle
men. 1t is as II the American PEG.
ME were listening patiently TO SOM
very much wrought up individuals,
all the while knowing Just what
they proposed to do. cheering lit
tie 20 Keep the speakers in coun-
tenance and mildly amused
throughout, but walking OF. to vote
in entire Calmness and good nature.
Demccracy IS still greater than
its leaders we suspect.
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RIl.IIl.:..:. !! ]. \
strnAta Reina .imnroved

Two otithe streets Of the city
are being greatly improved while
the rest are being improved by
grading and ditching.
The street in West Pennington
has been graded and is now being
covered with cinder cushing four
Teen feet wide. This in turn Will
be covered with white graduated
Stag and then rolled, making a four
teen foot roadbed.
The pike between Main and Mill
streets in the central part OF town
will be improved similar to the
one in West Pennington except
that it will be built sixteen feet
wide.
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dit ORAL Comment
81 Current Subjects
.NTIoNIMG NO NAMES OF
COURSE

~ els 5HhelIng InteIIIaeneer
lie me pected election returns
d Marion county Indicate the
snce, the lack, the removal, the
arturo, the eyanescence, of o
ItaliS8y hand, a deft touch,
lSilledV fstidigitateur, that has
often operated with high eHfici-
n In creating Democratic ma
tiles in that section. Purely
b an artistic standpoint, we re-
{ the passing Of the expert who
forNthe past twelve years Crea-
election returns from Marion
mtg. Genius like his ought not
be concealed in a small Commun-
Possibly he has taken himself
a larger field of action. Tho
/ OF mn old master is noteworthy
eneyer and wherever it occurs.
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MILDLY AMUSED ELEc.
TORS,

the New York Tribune.
fhaps Americans are too good
Ired for their own good. But
FEDS much to be said for the sort
bod.humored patience and calm,
that marked the huge and
'''1transactiou of Tuesday.
pod in line for hours
oiSes - new voters, fresh
kitchen stove and sup
e snorant OF politics and I'M.
iese of political machinery. RI
district captains, of both sexes,
bhanged greetings at the polls.
t.even the Socialists, ever on tho
1t for attractions OF their so pre-
us rights under our so damnable
Institution, could find much to
IL about The whole process Of
s. . %
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mra Rnnr Ent.rtalns.

Mrs. Blanch Boor was hostess
to the Ladies' Aid society of the
Southern Methodist church on
Thursday afternoon at her home
on the No. 9 road After short
business session the social hour
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The HARDING LEAGUE PLEDGE

From, the New York Tribune.
One OF the briefesr and clearest
statements of the Republican, Pcs:'
ton touching the league question is
Ssrnior Lodge on July !, 1929. 10
George r, Bishop, of this city, and
published in The Tribune on July
20, 1920. Senator Lodge, replying
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81 u Church Sunday.

Church of Christ-Bible school
at 10 q. m.
NJ. e. church, south - Sunday
school at 9:45 u. M; Epworth
League at $50 p. m; quarterly
meeting at 1880 y. m; sermon by
District Superintendent Rev. A. NJ.
Martin, Of Fairmont.
NJ. E. Church-Sunday school al
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The high school will open Mon.
day after being closed for a week
on account OF election and the
meeting Of the West Virginia Edu-
cation Association at Parkersburs
this week.
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z out Of town motorists should
keep to the right OF 'sThe Red Box
at the corner Of Main and MIL
streets. II they don't the traffic
COP will get you. Also only II
miles per hour inside of city lin
IT'S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-05

Leonard and Hugh Conway are
confined to their home in West
Pennington with severe cases OF
tonsilltis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-05

Approximately $500 persons Wis
It the New York aquarium daily.
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p I: -
ernoa ~ 49,.
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II Sll ~
haf1e 81 gEas lepI
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-05

Genuine leather reversible machnaws
long lengths, SIS Sl2 81
values ................
Genuine leather mackinaws, short
lengths, $50 SRA 5O
values OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wool and cotton socks at less than half
actual worth, three Sl.OO.
0. D. Army overcoats, just S12 So
arrived ................ : go III
Short Length Corduroy Mack-S2 8S
lnaWs ...........'...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COIAIAR

BRICK HOUSE. succeed rooms, ali mod
mile from depot: all newly remodeled; barn.
garage and chicken house: 2h acres OF
grounds: price $500
JOHN RORER. North walss pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15

ElGIlT-ROOM stucrO house al convent
"HCes, lot 50xl5O, on Old York road; troiiev
passes door, bargain. Phone Iatboro 10
CARL GOESSLER. Hatboro
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15

MODERN DWELLING: minutes from spth
". terminal; living room. open fireplace
dining room kitchen. 3 large bedrooms and
tiled bath. attic. hot-water heat gas and
slectric light: lot 37t7 Kills; price $3.50
financed GEORGE l.. BARNES, 1901
Chestnut st. Walnut 1855
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
READING

FOR .SALE-'irern Terrace Hotel prop.r,,,
WITH i's acres land; uD-to-date building =
and hnc priEHt' water system: located On
road leading from Weuersvilie 70 GaIen
Han and other mountain resorts. For urIco
and terms apply ~
THE PENNSYLVANIA TRUST co
Real Estate Department
RenllLE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
FARMS
Bluegrass Farm,
Zl3 Acres. Equipped. $23 OOO

spIend,d pig 1sfHs REQUIRED for crops, this
GARY Hair sections; paved road unexceled mas
nSu,.,, HSS,s. highest educational advantaKea
nle fields smooth, machine worked: M Ter, Ter
Hns 9iue srass pasture; spring wstep. ",es wo1
fTuit; 2-stoTy S:room house; deIiehttfInsitiyS, IihatfIsty
situated; value $4,000 2 big barns Entiuy Ernnary
So;do retiring Includes 3 horses owner well we'll
Ssiii Sa nogs, poultry milking machine, comDlsts
nss'ng ass nnvsn.s ana harvinE implements tools 4
Ray R%5se GG%Hbty oats wheat 1Sn eo4R
easy ttsTTy.h'hF terps $2s, ooo part cash, aiance
wheat al and potato farm, with al eaufpSen, f corn
Inr ITnMr 81, 600, Page o., Strout's Bia Nn,,;
S515ateS; 51B Just out, Write for your fpas oo, 90
SSIIRobT FARM AGENCY, l525 g C'Ae Gopy; y
Title Bldg, PhiladelphIp "- y A. Land
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
GERMANTOWN

WANTED-To buy home with Conven!rnces
bedrooms: $4,000 less: Germantown.
Chestnut Hill or Vicinity with some ground
not necessarily modern. Address giving To-
cation. description and terms. NJ ga Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
AUDUBON
MOOR ESTOWS
WEST BERLIN

WEST BERLIN, y j.. for sal. on ua..o.
., ana Bshop aves.. two lots 55 r. ihSua8n hv aSn
specht h' Apt 10 q gion p 100 r., Address 4. M NJ
Cfty' Hg'' o. Union Bank Bldg. Atlantic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
EQUIPPED FAnN


lodACHb cnlfhen farm close 70 station. sood
uweHins Win ConyencnceR good neI1.hJI hJI"ou
hoS1i hish sIeNation; $4,000 reasonable terms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
NEW JERSEY sEAsHORE
ATLANTIC CITY

CORNER COTTAGE. S rooms. furni,haa
s,ata H.tahIic II ave. i;ongport. $4,000 1lo Re-;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Richland Garden Farms. Ext.
R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

COUNTRY Rentlemen's place. aeres
ris fReai Estate) opp. Station. Earberth. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
ROSIYN

COIY suburban bungalows and homes con-
tanning to rooms. laTgr rooms. SOM,
with garage, close to trains and tro,Irya
S5D6O to 5000; VIII finance Take 10 Wiil0w
Grove car PetrF Grsenstsn. Roslyn Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
NEW LEKsEY--srnIRnAN

! Al.L.OWAf, SALEM CO.. n. J--94-acre
! farm, on state road to be sold nj pubIIc
sale at Samuel r. Freeman & Co.'S auction
/ rooms, l5lB-2l Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
! Pa, on Wednesday, OCtObe? 81 1920 at
| II m. Throe-story frame house, ~ rooms
| and bath; excellent condition, In the center
| club or boarding house purposes. Full par
! tiCuiars In haudhiiIs
lIELDSBOEO OON-TIIE-DEI.AWARE Bur
NEgtou ruuglN, 3 mii"s from Roebling
st0T", and DuidlLg luls; public sale on Tues
day. Oc'ub"r 10 1870 = D. m: churches
aud public s"Gool; state road No. 2; trolley,
Delaware; I Industrial SorkR located here.
JOHN +. HUTCHINSON. Trustee OF Estate
Of August Zeller decd. Bordeatown. N. j.
! STsOO-NEW 8-story corner home: large lot;
Immediate possession; all improvements;
| fireplace, white anish. electric lights 6Nynin-
utes train or trolley; fare 12c oommutstion;
| 20 minutes 10 Camden; will finance "A
| l.. DAVIS. Builder
e1O Columbia ave- PalmYrz. NJ Il II
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Pine Heights, North Augusta SC

situate IN miles from Aiken, 8 r. AN
auns,s same range &c OF hills. and 2H miles from Tm
* huRusa, anrs. "a, overlooking Savannah vaIiex.
p,,and, OF ianoi 'argo pine grove; 2 modeyn
nIiiia,hgs 'iiags connected by sun paror At roonns.
sunspls Tor seminary: private residenCe nr
hilaratins: fine neishborhood; ereaf har1o1s NM eS-
ppSHr,,c pSr pyarrticuiars address MRS. W II
Doo9HIY. s22 Greene St. Augusta. aa
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SARBERTH

DErA' HE'D stuCCo dwelling with garaSe
chambers and bath: modern price slI 400
b-nt I hy1erg al Narberth sta: Mar. lTl8.
SEVERAL new bungalows at attractive
prices; convenient locations; fnanced
BENT 7. HYRERG Narberth lTIa
New HOUSES. all conyenlouos.: EHEn.
ts500. $1,000 upwards 'So"~
HARRIS, Real Estate,
Cpposite station. Narbarth Pc
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-30

WANTED Second hsua clothes rrit
~ cts Hall t-a fe1pif
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WASTED rooa rana Hs VIE
brfh Hdsat pAons fiA
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r. o.. Iliitt'fiI...
Ilf gDrrus shfffi caller iH su'hufi1rf
Frs nnuoEnrf d H Nr4EfLi. as cane
dlfafe fnf nIs effIfr ~ Sheriff ~ rufefs
fsanf Tftaa Iif rrnnitfH 10 slHffsd
ff fssfifsrIg ana fsifHfuNf fufIl ne
rHf..a ~ fiII sfflFa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18

Pc vremuri campania la safe
Sc marglnea printre putinii. ale,
gatori directi. Masa cea mare ra-
mlnea straina. Astazi satemii Sc
lntereseaza Gle alegeri, sunt in
current GU tot cc Sc spme 81 Sc
scrie in aceasta privinta, cunosc
gruparlle carl sc prezinta, 81 dis
cuta mereu cui este mai bine sA
dea vOtul.
Mai ales Duminica 81 sarbatori
pllcuri1pilcuri sc string 81 stau
Gle vorba, punind tara la Gale, pre-
ocupati de sti cine va rezolvi
mai bine chestiunile care ii inte-
reseaza in gradul eel mai malt.
Altat de rerede Sc infomeaza /.
in cit ni-s'a intimplat sd auzim
tarani comentind uncle legi -
de pilda W. legea timbrului -
dolla zLle dupa aparitia l0r in
.,Monitorul Official" atu1lci cfnd
nici advocatii nu le clnosteau
bine.
Ei stu ce repreznta nn partid
81 fiecare om polite. In toatc
partile ii yeti auzi spunfnd de
pilda ca generalul Averescu 4
fost viteaz pc front 81 3 MIND de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-18
CUvINTE Gu RosT.

AIceia earl fac propaganda ia
safe au prilejul sd sc convinga
din nou de oncstitatea cuvintului
81 de judecata solida a taranilor.
Foarte rar, ca sd fie lasati il
pace, alcgatorii rurali fagaduiesc
voturile acelora pc carl Sc veda
bine ca no sal votcze. Mai tot
deauna dau raspunsuri earl, pen
tru cine mtelege, stunt edificatoa-
re. lar in criticiIe ce fac, in Oh
servatiunile 81 dorintcle lor, au
fraze carl, intro simplitate III
mitoare Representa- situatiuni
pentru carl altii ar tine discur-
surf intregi.
I'm batrin caruia candidatii ii
marturiseau hotarirea lor de a Sc
ocupa de cei multi 81 nevoiaSi, le
raspunde:
- Asa sd facet, taica +! Find
ca d-tra sunteti putini, 81 cind
scuipati sc usuca. Oar cind scu!
pa pOporul Sc face girla si-i in
ghite pc eel carl il inseala!
I'm taranist, care ascul,ta eX-
plicindu-i-se ca mai bine ST
fie reprezentat de oraSeni Gu ear
tie de cit de sateni nepregatitl,
dete din cap .cu nedncredere.
= Blciul trebuc sd fie In NINA
mea!
Un orator eXpunca meritele u
nui foarte popular candidat, care
insa mare trecut polite.
Un glas IL intrerupe:
- f bun, nu zicem ba Oar da'
ca n ARE diploma political in cap,
cum sd conduca statul
In sfirsit transfugii au multi
de lllptat Gu fmcta taranilor.
Pc cinId unul lauda strasnlc
pc gencralul Avcrcscu, Sc pome
neste Gu 0 respectuoasa lntreba-
re:
- Par'ca mai ieri vorbeai tot
asa despre Take Ioneseu.
81 La fel patesc eel carl rlnd pc
mind au periat pe Bratianu, Mar
ghiloman, etc, pentru ca All sal
atace 81 sd inalte pc fostl adver-
sari.
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A F I E s L E

Propaganda cea mai mare Ia
tara Sc face Gu publicatiuni 81
mai ales GU afise.
Afise de toate dimensiunile, ell
programme partidelor, GU liste-
lie de candidate, Gu manifesto, cu
portretele fruntasilor, GU activi-
tatea lOr, etc, Sc raspindesc iE
cantitati enorme. Ele sunt cetite
Gu atentie, discutate 81 puse in
cui in mai toate caselc, pentru ca
alega atorii sd lie alba mereu ina
intea ochilor.
La acest interes adaogindu-se
lipsa de hirtie, face CT: populatia
rurala sa fie foarte amatoarc
de afise.
De aici 81 uncle farse pc carl
sile fac adversarii. Tn caz. In
comuna Mitreni din plasa Blu
desti: vorbea Duminica taranilor
candidatul guvernamental Tana-
segcu. Un automobil trece in goa
na spre Oltenita GU candidati de
mocrati. Tn snop (semnul demo
clatilor) de afise sboara pc fe-
reastra automobiI,ului. Deodata
tot auditorul Sc risiocste ca sd lc
stringa, oratorul ramine ca Ham
let: a nu fl, pacalit.
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Gel CARE NU STU CARTE

Rare ori aceia carl nu stiu ear
te au regretat mai multi de cit
acllm.
Regret indoit: pentru ca MI
pot ceti ziarele 81 manifestele ast
fel ca trebue sd asculte pc altii
cetindu-le, - 81 pentru ca nu vor
putea sd combine listele la vot.
desi multi au simpatii i'll dous
trei liste.
lata clteva linii generate ale
condition in earl Sc infatiseaza
astazi campania electorala 81 de
unde Sc poate vcdea cc va fl CT
timpul, cind constiinta civlca So
va afirma 81 mai multi.
(,,Universul"
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totul 81 de accea mcrg la orr ce
intrunire.
Duminica trecuta, la orclc ) q.
a. guvernamentalii au avut o
consfatuire in Oltenita. La orcie
4 era anuntata intrunirea demo
cratilor. Unii din candidate ace
stora din urma, All fost Ia consfa-
tuirca celorla!ti, 81 in fata ale
gatorilor, au discuta, contradlc-
toriu chestnut de orllin general,
lar dupa terminarca consfatulru.
satenii 'au dus Ell totii la lntru-
nirea democratica, undc Sc aflai'
81 liberali, veniti sd asculte ex-
puncrea d-lui Take Ionescu.
Acestea sunt moravuri noui In
politica noastra.