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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-01
ALL BOXERS READY :: IT,: :
TO CO. AT LEGION
EXHIBITION MONDAY
All Seats Are Reserved But
Tickets May Be Had
at Bankers

will be reserved for the boxing ex-
hibition, which will be staged there
on Monday evening under the au-
spices and for the benefit of the
Ralph Oracle post Of the American
Legion, and all who wish to show
their appreciation of the efforts being
made by the local post to put over a
!. hi3h class athletic entertainment are
urged to secure their tickets at once
at the Barker Drug and Jewelry store
ON Third street. Ladies are especial
" invited to attend and it is assured
them that the entire exhibition will
be conducted absolutely clean
throughout.
"Will arrive Sunday morning."
wires Jack Young of Crosby, who
won the welterweight championship
of the u. s. navy at 165 pounds and
comes here prepared to meet AL
Tardy of this city in the main event
of the exhibition, which will be for
eight rounds. Tardy is welterweight
champion of the Tenth engineers,
4one of the largest single units in
France during the world war. He
weighs in at 159 pounds and is con-
sfident that he is a better man than
the "gob." This event in itself
) SHOULD be worth the total price of
admission. Both men are experts
with the mitts and assure the public
that this meet will be for all there
is in it.
- AS a semi-windup, Peter Johnson
Of this city, who has won several de-
cisions while in the U. S. army at
1856 pounds of fighting material,
meets Battling Raymond Of Crosby
in a five-round match. Raymond
was a sparring partner of Jack Young
while in the service and has had an
unlimited amount of experience with
the mitts. He is able to take a good
r drubbing from Johnson, If johnson is
able to give it to him, but he does not
think that johnson can do it. "Pete"
feels confident that he can whip Ray
mond in the condition that he is in
now, and he is in the pink OF condi-
ton.
K. o. Reed, in the second prelim-
inary. meets Thomas Tibbetts in four
rounds which promise to be excep-
tionally good. Reed has established
an enyiable record at Camp Dix,
winning several decisions. He for
merly made his home at Lisbon, N. D.,
and weighs in the ring at 1877 pounds:
Thomas Tibbetts, formerly Of Grand
Rapids, won the championship in his
class of four divisions in France and
has a fine record in the U. S. His
weight when prepared to enter the
ring is 1876 pounds. Reed thinks this
man Tibbetts has tackled big propo-
.sition, even bigger than the four
division men whom he whipped.
In a three-round preliminary bout,
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San Antonio, May 1.-The Mexican
presidential election called for July
A has been postponed, because of the
activities of revolutionists, a dispatch
to ,Laprenza newspapers heresSaid to-
day. The dispatch came from Mexico
City.
Congress will name the provisional
president when Carranza's term jex-
ptxes. w..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-01
Emanuel Pietro Arrested ON
:. Grounds of Alleged :
-, Confession =.
If CARRANZA LOSES
: SOVIET PRINcIPLEs;WIN
Such l. Declaration of Off
= cials; Mexican Election
Postponed
(By United Press)

st. Louis. MAY IA plot to fur
:nssh Oregon revolutionists in Mex
leo with American arms was baked
here. today according to an alleged
confession by Manuel Pietro, who
said he was the former mayor OF
-Juarez and member of the Mexican
congress.
Pietro was arrested with another
Mexican. They had about 100000 in
American currency in their possession,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-01
FRENCH GENERAL
LABOR STRIKE

Paris, May 1.-Twenty-four gener-
al strikes were called by French lab
Or to demonstrate its solidity appar-
ntly was generally complete today At
ten o'clock practically all working
Paris was stopped. Only a few street
cars, buses and subway trains were
in operation. There were no indica-
lions of violence however, and the
city was quiet.
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IS
RECORDED NEAR ST. LOUIS
lBY United Preasl

St. Louis. May IAN earthquake
disturbance lasting 80 seconds was
recorded by seismograph at the st..
Louis University at 9:15 o'clock this
morning, according to Professor
Crosse in charge Of the instrument.
He said that. the shock centered be-
tween 100 and 200 miles from St..
Louis and was violent.
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RECOUNT BALLOTS
IN NEW Jersey

Newark, N. j., May IAN order for
recount of ballots cast in New Jer-
sey presiden tial primary was issued
today by chief Justice William Gum
inert of New Jersey supreme court.
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WORLD NEWS
KNOX PEACE RESOLUTION
IN SENATE

Washington, May 1.-The adoption
Of the knox peace resolution by tho
senate is conceded by Senator hitch
cock, leader of the opposition today.
He expected President Wilson to veto
1t, however. The resolution will
come up in the senate Wednesday,
Senator Lodge announced.
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(By United Prees)

Washington, May Fear that i
a revolt against Carranza is success
f4l the next government Of the Mex
leans will be dedicated to the princi-
pies Of Soviets was expressed today
BY officials in close touch with Mex
lean affairs. - 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY available on first mortgage.
AtperE & Co. Rarstan Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
Y. M. C. A.

Many substantial plans for a better
and active boys department were
discussed at the meeting of the boys
council Saturday night. With the aid
Of Secretary Scott, who has been
confined to his bed through illness, 1t
is thought that many of the plans
will materialize into something worth
while. At the meeting Harry Weider-
strom was voted in over Earl Ander-
son. Weiderstrom was placed on the
social committee with Mum, who
was also transferred from games to
social. Paul Rasmussen was voted
out because of his inability to attend
meetings. The following boys have
been suggested for filling the
cy: Earl Anderson, Marvin Smith,
Huyler Romond and John Griffin.
The educational committee is try
ing hard to secure permission to visit
the several Industrial plants in this
vicinity and also to procure lecturers
on n subjects in relation to the
work in these places.
The honor system and the Bible
classes are going along smoothly. In
order to fulfill the pledge to Wawa-
yanda and the State Committee it
"a decided to hold q II. T. c. F..
week (Help the Other Fellow be-
ginning with State Boys Day.
The state boys council, comprised
of one representative from each city,
will meet in New Brunswick Satur-
day, March 6. H. Nielsen, as presi-
Of the council, will represent
AmbOy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
PLAN TRIBUNAL
FOR R. R. CASES
VIII Consider Wage Demands Of
100000 R. R. Employees
X me Associa d Press.

= tHf ASS9NlH I'd Press.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Presi-
dent Wilson is preparing to set up
the tribunal provided in the railroad
bill for considering the wage demands
of the 2,000,0 00 railroad employees.
1t WaS announced today that he
was writing to the union and rail-
road companies asking that they
nominate representatives 10 the wage
board. Under the law the unions
bame six representatives and the
foads 8. From each group the Presi-
DENT will select three and IN addition
ne will name three representatives of
fhe public. The board of nine as
thus constituted win be subject to
Senate approval.
Decisions of the board will be by
snejorlty vote. provided one of the
snajority is Of the public group. The
law does not make acceptance Of the
OF congress during debate on the
workers or the roads, but members
Ending mandatory and either the
bneaaure, express the belief that pub
t!c opinion win compel acceptance.
Representatives of the brotherhood
g-C still meeting in Washington con-
sidcring the Presidents reply to their
wage demands in which he promised
that II the new law did not provide
Eor a tribunal for settlement of wage
controversies he would use his efforts
20 have a board appointed. In ask
ing the President TO veto tho railroad
bill the mon said the machinery set
hp by law would result IN n delay Of
many months in q settlement of their
HcnaudA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
John III,

By Special correspondent.
FORDS, March, Mfrs. Walter
Rorer and family Of Philadelphia
who came here for the funeral of hei
father, John H. Thompson, who died
in Florida, is visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas Thompson here. The
body Of Mr. Thompson was brought
to the home of his son. FNurman S
Thompson, of Highland Park. He
was laid to rest in the Van Lew GENE
terry. Mr.. Thompson served in the
Civil a He enlisted in the ser
vice. He received all the high honors
from G.. \. r.. before the body left
Florida and also from the G. A. r.
In New Brunswick. having been buried
with military honors.
Mr.. Thompson is survived by two
sons and daughter. Mrs. Rorer OF
Philadelphia, Thomas II. Thompson
OF Fords and Furmau s.. Thompson
Of Highland Park. two brothers and
O. sister, Mrs. Harry Pickett, Of Phil
~hpsburg. George Thompson. of Mata-
wan and Ezekiel Thompson of lights
town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
CRIMINAL CASES
Perth Amboy Cases Among Many Set
For Next Week.

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March 2
Criminal cases will be taken up be-
fore Judge Daily in the court of quar-
ter sessions next week. The follow
ing list of cases has been prepared by
the prosecutors office:
Monday-W. Scott Terry, man
slaughter, w. A. Coddington; Clifford
Hulick and Minnie Buckalew. adult
cry, Walter Sedan; Patrick Casali,
atrocious assault and battery. John
Toolan; John Matt. atrocious assault
and battery, George Miller; Mike Ro-
gal. atrocious assault and battery,
c. Raymond Lyons.
Tuesday-Albert finland, carrying
concealed weapons, L. G. Morten;
Frank Rhode. carrying concealed
weapons, w. NJ. Cavanaugh; Walter
Zebrowska, ~desertion; John Vargo
embezzlement, Walter Sedan; Mich
ael Mazorksweck, breaking, entering
larceny, Horace Barwis. y
Francis McEneney. larceny, Horace
Barwis.
Wednesday-James Miles. nan
slaughter, Thomas Hagerty; Tony
Cwalina, larceny, Thomas Hagerty;
Earl Bush, carrying concealed wea-
pons, j. r. Davidson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
CITY SETS PACE At MEETING
FOR BETTER WATERWAY
Continued from page u

Because of the strong fight beine
made by Mayor Frederick w. Don
1 nelly, Of Trenton. for the deeper wa
terways advocates of the state against
the abandonment Of the Delaware and
Raritan canal by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. the association
passed a resolution expressing its APP
probation of his work and pledging
the support Of the organization in
aiding Mayor Donnelly in, protecting
against such action as would be deti-
mental to states shipping facilities.
Public Service Commissioner Lewis
Nixon. Of New York city, was expect
ed at the meeting, but a lengthy tele-
gram was received from him stating
hat owing to a severe cold he could
not attend. In his telegram, Mr..
Nixon said In part: when / bought
fifty acres of land for the Parlin pow
der works twenty years ago, | was
convinced that the Raritan from the
bay to New Brunswick was the most
ideally situated harbor on the eastern
coast as 1t avoids the congestion of
the metropolitan district II the
crowded congestion Of the upper har-
Dor. The ports Of New Brunswick
and Perth Amboy should ave a thir-
ty-flve foot channel to the sea. Should
be glad to serve on executive commit
tee"
Representatives were present at
the meeting from Perth Amboy, New
Brunswick, South AnIboy, Sayreville,
South River, Metuchen, Highland
Park, Woodbridge township and sew
eral of the Industries along the Rar-
itan. Perth Amboy was represented
by Mayor Frank Dorsey, Jean Du-
Bots, Isaac Alpern, Louis Rossi, 1. T.
Madsen, Fred f. Hilton, A. Clayton
Clark and a representative of the
EVENING NEWS.
The next meeting Of the associa-
ton will be held In Perth Amboy on
Monday night. March 10. At this
meeting the constitution committee
viii submit a set of permanent by
laws for adoption and permanent or
ganization will probably take place.
The moral and financial support of
the Raritan Terminal and Waterways
Association was pledged by the may
ors present.
The membership Of tho Raritan
Terminal and Waterways Association
will include those now making up the
memberships Of the Perth Amboy,
New Brunswick and South Amboy
Chambers of Commerce and other
civic organizations in places along the
Harintan river. making a otal of
about 1900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02

commission to consider the practical
bility of constructing a bridge or tun-
mel between Perth Amboy and Staten
Island, was introduced last night by
Senator Donovan, of Hudson county,
requesting that a commission consid-
err crossing the XIII Won Kull, Newark
bay or Staten Island sound from
Bayonne to Staten Island. The Bay
onne Chamber of Commerce has been
advocating the action covered in
Snnator DonoVan'S bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
c ON SEWERS
Netuchen Council Hears Sanitary
Engineer ON New Project.

BIZ STAFF Correspondent.
METCCHEN, March 2.-The mat
ter of Sewage disposal was taken up
by the Metuchen council at Their
meeting here last night. William w
Young. the sanitary engineer who in
1912 submitted plans for n disposal
plant, has again brought the matter
to the attention of the council and the
State Board OF Health viii be gotten
in communication with in order to
learn in what location a dispose. plant
could be erected. The Dismal Swamp
had been suggested in 1912 but as the
waters from this spot run into Bound
Brook it was not deemed advisable to
locate there.
The borough tax ordinance was
adopted on second and final readings.
An ordinance was ordered drawn to
allow for the snow removal in
Metuchen. This new ordinance Will
require property owners to clear side
walks and cutters alike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
HAS MERGER BILL
Warmers Measure Allows Two NUM-
cipalities to Join

TRENTON, March "A bill, known
as assembly No. 1875, introduced by
Assemblyman Warner, of Union
county, makes it possible for two
municipalities to merge under one
government by a referendum vote OF
the residents in both places. This
bill was laid over owing to much OPP
position being manifested. It is pointed
out that If the larger of two munich
palities wished to include the other.
enough votes could be mustered to
make such action possible while the
smaller place would be almost power
less to resist. This bill m as an
amendment to an act concerning
munioinalities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
R~EEMTRopuCES BILL
De Woes Measure For Teachers Sal
airy to Be Considered.

" NtuW tUFTtdVOHnbHI.
TRENTON. March lowing to the
objection raised to an amendment to
the public school teachers salary bill,
Introduced by Assemblyman Fred w.
De Voc, of Middlesex county. a new
minimum salary bill was introduced
py tho same assemblyman yesterday.
This now bill provides for n mini
mum wage of $1,000 annually for nor.
NAL school graduates, while high
school graduates without the higher
education, will not receive so much.
The old bill made the minimum WACO
the Same for all irregardless of
whether the teacher was a normal
school graduate or not. The mini
mum wage for high school graduates
will be $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
HEAR OLD BRIDGE BILL
Objections to Old Bridge Borough
Bin will be Heard

BIZ staff Correspondent.
TRENTON, March "a public
hearing will be held at 2:30 o'clock
next Monday afternoon in the State
House here, at which time those OBJ
1ecting to Old Bridge, In Middlesex
county, being made a borough will
be given an opportunity to speak
The bill, which will result in Old
Bridge being increased in size and
Including some of the territory now
included In three other townships,
was introduced by Assemblyman APP
pleby and has met with some oppo-
sition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02

NEW BRUNSWICK, March An
agreement Of sale has been entered
into between the Hoffman Homes
Corporation, of New York, and Clar-
ence A. Shirley and Jens S~orensen,
OF Perth Amboy, whereby the latter
two will take over real estate on
Maple avenue and Centre street, Me-
tuchen, for s25,SO0. A deposit Of
$1,000 was paid and all Of the property
will have been taken over by June 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
To BnlIa in This City.

BV staff Correspondents.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March "A
building contract has been entered in
to between Joseph Sipos and Joseph
Bogya, contractor, both of Perth Am
boy to erect a brick and frame resi-
dence at Grove avenue and Frances
street, Perth Amboy for S4,550. The
contract calls for the building be-
ing completed early In June
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
Conductor Has Sentence Suspended

Ernest Dodge, summoned by Traffic
officer John Murray, who charged
criminal negligence, had sentence
suspended when a~rraigned before
recorder H. r.. PtckersgilI last night.
Murray charged Dodge, who is a CON
ductor on a Public Service trolley.
with failing to lift the trolley pole
when the wires were low. The on
Ger requested hat the man be repri-
mande and no fine imposed. and
the recorder ordered the conductor to
future. 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
HE COULDN,T sTpAICHTnN mr.

james Carman, Mayheld. KY, writes:
My back used to hurt me at times and
could not get straight for half an
pour. I took Foley Kidney pills and
nave not had the trouble since. cam
great work" FOlev Kidney Pills helm
She kidneys do their work in bidding.
fhe system or the poisonous waste mat
seT that causes so many aches and
batna Sold by Barnekov e pety-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-02
Another Bridge Measure

EV STAFF Correspondent.
TRENTON, March "A bill sim
liar to hat introduced by Assembly,
man Fred w. DeVoe, of Middlesex.
calling for the appointment of a
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UHNsTIA BUlhBXc}UI1JI.
TIMP DE 4 AMI NU vA.N Elk
i PoRTAT.

Raportul comitctului dc cultu-
ri bumbacnlui din imperiul
britanic, prevcdc ca lipsa actua-
la a bumbacului. nu va fl acopc-
rita de productic inainte de !
ami.
4 in timpul razboiului suprafata
|tcrenurilor dc cultura a bunba.
|fcului in Statcle Unite, III Egypt
.si in Indii, a diminuat, prin ilitre-
buintarea pamintului in produc
iii alimcntare. Cele din Hrml Sc
z0ane an fost dcfavorabile 81 Sc
credc ca rccoltcle americana 81
egiptcnc din acest an vor fl din
|'nou in deficit. Pacea ma amelio-
rat situatia. 4 lipsa de produc.
|.tic in manufacture de bumbac, IN
|stoatc tarile apr0ape.
Numaroasele ccreri urgentc
pehtru artlcOlclc manu1acturato
In lumea 1ntreaga 81 imposibilita.
|'tea de a fl satisfacutc printr' .
|-prodMctiune adequate Gle matcrii
[,prime, va face GU neputinta 0 sea
dere a pretulni.
De fapt, prcturile actuale ale
bumbacului, smt cele mai urea.
tie della 4azboiu civil american. A.
ceasta va 7mpcdeca cxporturile
in Europa timp dc 4 ami.
Rcmediul preconizat este pro
|ductia intcnsiva bumbacului IN
imperiul britanic.
l. 85 la suta ain bumbacul 'brita.
inic provinc din Statclc Unite. ca
ltimpul 81 ell metode stiintifrc
aplicatc la industrie, fmperiul
britanic, ar putca sa-Si satisfacd
singur propriile trcbuintc.
(,;DaCia" e.
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DIN fueA C)NDf|ULUL.

Ziarele de acasa aduc stirca
GA noul guvern al Rominiei a
fost intarit GU TN stilp al oligar-
chiei. d. M. Cantacuzino, odra-
slaecclui mai bogat om din Ro-
minia. - Sc vede ca tinde spre
democratic.
Suntem informant ca in locul
'd-lni Nasile Stoica, guvernul a
numit ln alt comisar pentrn a
merica. pc Maiorul Drexler, da-
ca nu ne inSelam asllpra hume
lui.
7 Henry Campbell. maturator dc
noaptc din Dallas. Tex. a stri.
gat suparat catre seful sau 'ca
81 ,.nu este tinta'' 81 peste trei-
zeci de minute dupa ce fost
lovit in spatc Gu o oala pc strads
dosnica de proprietarul unei
ease, demisionat din seryiciu
- lata un ON care tine la dem.
nitatea lui.
Intro biserica din Kansas CT.
ly. pcstc 1000 persoane All fos.
tratatc intro singura vi de IN
doctor religios, prin punerea mi
-nei pc capul lor. - Nu Sc spune
de ce boala sufcreau pacientii y
cit costat vizita.
Doua surori. de IS 81 56 ami
an fost liberate de curind din
tr'O casa de nebuni din Long
Island. in care eau fost internate
lie legal acum zece ami. = Cine
site ce mister. cc drama zgudu!-
toare in leSatura Gu nclegiui.
rea accasta.
I'm correspondent frances zice
ca Germanla poatc Sc puma IN
data pc picior de resboi 3,4OO,OOo
soldati 81 are ofiteri ca Sc CONAN
de 0 armata de 100000 oameni
- Parc; Sc spunea ca militia
risml prusac sdrobit9
De cind D'Anunzio Sc ocupa
GU opere militare: Italia suferit
o lovitura grava in desvOltarea
ei litcrara.
Ga armata un feu necesar
admitcm. In zlua de All cind
drcptul Sc baseaza pc forta, eel
slab fnrat 81 jefuit 81 daca nu
So lasa strivit.. In locul u.:ei
aahate permanente 1nsa, prefe-
ram armata poporului. Cit sc
pare. in sinul eli sunt mai putini
trintori.
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INfORhATlUN'

Banca pradata. Baltimore.
= Sapte bandit inarmati an In,
trat Luni dupa amcazi iN sucur.
sala bancii First National Bank
della Sandy Spring, in juaetal
Montgomery, .all impuscat pc IL
nul dintrc directori, all inchl.i
pc oficianti IN casa de bani, 81
au fngit de'a fata locului intr 'nn
automobM. Quoind eli Ell $4 500.
Bandits .aveau la ci plsti 81 ~
vOlyere.
Urmcle bard.t or s'au perapt,
Gu toate aceste sc crede ca ei
stau ascuasl Indeya in palu-aa
din apropiera. Deci s'au foc 'l;.t
cete de oameni carl Sc ineeapa
goana dupa Ell.
American arestat ca spion. -
Aqua Prieta, Sonora. - Tn ce.
tatean american fost aresta,
aici ca spion de lui Carranzl
Arestarca s'a fncut de oficiali.
tatile militare statului Sonora
insa "a fost mai tirziu liberat, dl-
dupa cum spune w. w. Ed
wards. agentul consular al Sta
telor Unite. ~
Acest american, dupa cum
spun autoritatile Sonorei, a fos'
rugat ca sd Sc fntoarca indara1
in America 81. sc stea ,afara dir
Mexico. Oficialitatir Sonorci au
ewildente, care ar fl .dus pc anne
rican in fata unui tribunal mill.
tar, hlsa l-au liberat din cauza
tincretei lni, 81 nevoind ca Sc al
bA neplaeeri Gu Statele Unite
Numele aeestui american, ma
fost dat -in public.
~
lar " ii lpsa d. xahar. -
Washington. Reprezentantil
merilor rafinarii de zahar au a
vut 0 lnnga convorbire cu ofici.
alitatile niinistrulni de justitie
frsa discutii1e n'au ajuns maj
,departe de cit ,,numai asnpra in.
|tregei situatii" Consfatuires va
continua 81 milne. III acest. tinDp
raposrtele spsin ca D mona ri1i.
Ecsre ! pretului - W. face IN cu.
rind. Acessta din cailza lipsel
az s6har.
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fmbogatitii din raxboiu vor Il
pusi la dare. Washington.
20 dare rctroactWa va Fl pusa pc
aceia earl an fatut avcri in urnra
acestui razboin. Asupra acestui
pnnct s'a facnt intelegere de-
fmitiva in Casa Reprezentanti-
lor .lntre democratic 81 rcpnbli-
canii ,,iilsurgenti'' All seara s'a
amlntat ca lcge va ii intr6dltsa
in acest scop.
Planul republication este a Sc
pune dare de nn cent la VIM
zare. Pc cind' legea care va fl
lntrodnsa, cerr ca aceea care AZ,
facnt averi in ulma acestui raz
boiu, att individualii, cit 81 cor
poratiile sc plateasca 80 procen.
tc din veniturilc de razboiu.
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De 'ndurarc pima
Zbuciumu-i alma,
Spuhe-i sa 81 alinte
Dorurile sfinte
Doina sd 81 doineasca,
Visul sd 81 urzeasca.
Blinda ca o mama,
Sterge-i ori-ce teama
Car putea vre-odata
Dusnlan sd strabata
Cufiori gfei
Pima n preajka ei.
Caci, strajcr de PIAZZA,
Drag,lf ei vfghiaza.
F-
Luna, luna pima,
Scalda-i in lumina
Visul aurit
Dar aeimplinit,
Spune-i tn sd 81 teasa
Haina de mireasa,
ca n rizboi cumplit
Eu am farnit
Doua cununele
Batute Gu stelc,
Stele aurite,
Gu sfnge. pMtite,
CO 81 ne 'neunune
Pentru zile bune!.
(. 3. Soric,.