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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
The Turf
At NEW ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
First race. three furlongs--;jiiver
Springs. tTroxicr) first, White star
tWidaJ second. Lands End, (Met-
calf third. Time, 40 Fading Star.
Tenite, Omer X. The Moor, Coin
trchu, also ran.
Second race. one miler Bread -
man, Iyke) first; Isally Bell.
C1gurbcrJ second; Alliyan, Goblet
10 third. Time. 1:42 Is. Wendy.
Who Cares. Dominican. also ran.
Third race, six, furlongs Mgrie
Miller, (kelsayJ first, Irg0tal,
CStack) second. Arnold. tButwelD
third. Time, l:tJ Id. TacOla. Amer
lean Acc. Charley Leydocker, Tick
lish. also ran.
Fourth race, mile and. quarter
PictOr. tWida first slippery Elm
90 'BricuJ second. Damask, Gam
brosaJ third Time. 2:O7 4-j. Mond-
age. Prospector. Bolster, War Mask
Sands Of Pleasure, Court ship. alsc
ran.
sixth race. one mile--Nar Mask
BuxtOnJ first, Lazy Lou, tWidaJ
second, Sweeping Glance, tColletul
third. Time, - 20. DOcod, Sans
Peur, also ran
sixth race, mile and one sixteenth
Frank Monroe, Cpiercc) first
Wadsworth Last, tstack) second
sun God, CRichcreekD third. Time
1:A9 2-5. Saints Bridge Rookery
The Belgian. also ran.
Seventh race, mile and one six
teenth--W. II. Buckner. (Ambrose
first, Cabalh, OLyke) second; Hand.
ful. CHichcreeD third Time
1850 f-5. Tit For Tat, Ponderosa, In.
dolence, Scourgemah, Water war
Phillistine. Little String, Bethel Hin
also ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
Entries To-day.

First race, three and one-half fur
longs--Joe Tag, lO5; Morning Face,
lQj. Nanatah, 1876. Repeat, 106;
Noorin, 1875, Auntie May, 10S; Tutt,
l09. Miss Dora, lO9; Frank Moody.
1l2
Second race, fivp and one-ha "
furlOngs Gafney, 90; Bound
ing Through, 100; Blue Jeans. 100;
Waters Meet, 100, Onlco, l0s. Mar
garet y, l0s; Lenieve, 10S; Say
When. ia; Sabretush. ia. Verde,
lls; Langden, 11s. Poultney. l1S;
Tom Brooks, us: Kultur 1lS. NJ.
Bert Thurman, l1s; cpeedy Fool,
l13; Colonel Murphy l05; Hunter
man, l1s.
Third race, mile and seventy
yards-Courcelles, 1903; Verify, 1903;
Triumphant, l03. Raconteuse. 1906;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

me In which county ana state
= may be pad without penalty
rowing shorts according to w.
In a short time. without further
Sc. additions will be made TO
tax statement which the delin-
II taxpayers viii be required by
to pay. No further extension OF
Is contemplated by the county
surer this year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
Bat Ortega and BrOlOn
Due m Tulsa Saturday

Battling Ortcga OF san Francisc o
and X. O. Brown OF Chicago, who
meet here February 81 In "a 10
round bout, are due in Tulsa next
Saturday. Each In 10 conclude train
ing while here, working several days
before Tulsa boxing enthusiasts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
SAND SPRINGS VICT0RS
Defeat GlcnDpOol Cngcrs In Wei
Played came--sand Springs
Forwards Feature.

Sand Springs high school bas-
keteers last night added another
victory TO their long list this sea-
son, when they defeated the Glenn
pool. quintet on the Glennpool court
20 70 IL.
Sand Springs took. the lead and
maintained 1t throughout. though
closely pressed at all times. The
team work Of the victors, and the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

position. oven more 80 than last sea
son Is expected to matcrialile. The
local club owners will assemble "A
capable squad ~ tosscra. but 80 VIII
the other seven bosFcs
taA
Cozy Boiau won't h. at The helm at
81 Joseph. but ia Ilanlon rpay bo
depended upon 10 give the Missouri
city fans fighting club. crafty
Frank Isbcll is preparing for a hard
race and Judging by the men signed
to date 1zzy has made a splendid
start Bert Iiumphrles, provid-
cd he rs given free hand at
Oklahoma CITY Will produce win
nor. an he has ability and tho play
ing talent TO bring results
=
New management at Joplin
promises contending club and has
already secured several players
toward that end. Jack Coffey OF Dos
Moiues. one Of the most popular and
capable managers In baseball. Is cer-
tain to have the Boosters up there.
Omaha and Sioux city report little
activity. but Pa Rourse says he Is
determined 10 have winner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

the first OF August The chal-
lengers i'm turn agree to "A later
date than, the one first mentioned
in the correspondence. which was
June IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
'everal Cities Seeking Joplin
Franchise in Western League
|HspESgE Es@g
B-
Larry DoileT

From reports
around the West
crn league wheel
1t Ia evident that
spencer Abbott.
James Is Craw-
ford ana others
are to- have "a
hard time on
their hands when
they sock 20 bring
homo tho 1920
fllR Every club
IN the league is
strengthening Tor
the coming sca
son and keen Op
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

The "Baycr Crss" on Aspirin tab
let's fas the same meaning an II
Karat on gold. Both mean Genuine!
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" should
be taken according to the safe and
proper directions in each "Baycr"
package. BE sure tho "Bayer Gross"
ts on package and on tablets. Then
you Are getting the genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
rslcs cured In o to u Days

Druggists. refund money IL PAIO
OINTMENT fails 70 cure Itching.
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Stops Irritation: Soothes and Heals.
You can get restful sleep after the
first application. Price c.---AdVL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18
New management at Joplin
promises contending club and has
MlD.CO B0WLERS WIN AGAIN
Defeat Midwest Quintet last Night
In Stnlght Frames.

Mid-Co bowlers defeated Mid West
Printing company rollers IN straight
frames last night In tho Y NJ. e. A..
league. Wostwood OF Mid-CO was
high with 636.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

Field goals: Rupert 3, Lincoln
2. Hohl /, Graham 4. Taylor 1; free
goals, Lincoln 6, Graham 1 referee.
Rau, (Tulsa).
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Hannls optical Co.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

eighteen years for the relief of Colds,
Pain, Headache, Toothache, Earache
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis
For a few cents you can get a
handy tin box containing twelve tab
let's Druggists also sell larger
payer" packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Rayer Manufacture OF
acoticacidester OF Sallcylicacid
-AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-18

individual play OF Lincoln and
Rupert featured.
The lneups.
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IIannis optical Co.-Advt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

The Elma r., G. bumped the Fern Rock A
A, IL TO g. The feature cf the game was
the hitting of Gaskll, Namely and Caustor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
HAGEN HAS CARD OF rs
American Golfers Becoming Familiar
With English Course

Croydon, Eng, June 1.-The Amer
ican professional golfers, Walter Hagen
and Jim Barnes, who will compete in
the English open. golf championship.
had their first regular practice on the
Addington course here yesterday.
Two four-ball matches were played.
in which Barnes was paired with Ross,
the English professional, while Hagen
had McItOome, of the Oxford Cam
bridge GOlfing Society, as Il partner.
Barnes and Ross won the forenoon
round three up and two to play. while
the afternoon match ended all square.
The Americans made mucn better
showing during the afternoon, having
familiariZed themselves with the course
on the earlier rounds. This was par
ticularly true Of Hagen, who turned
in score of - for the afternoon round.
Arrangements have been completed
for the international professional match
next Thursday. George Duncan and
Abe Mitchell will represent England
against Hagen and Barnes.
In the morning Mitchell will oppose
Hagen and Duncan will meet Barnes
Partners will be changed in the aft =
ernoon.
l. a full round will be played in each
match and the winning side will be that
which wins the greatest number of holes
in the aggregate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
Miss Townsend and Miss
Ihdyer to Battle for
Pennsylvania and Eastern
States Title
BY SPICK HALL

fTHIS time yesterday Miss Ann II.
Townsend, Of the Merton Cricket
Club. had chance to be the winner in
three championship events in the Penn.
sylvania and Eastern States lawn ten
mis- tournament which ends on the
courts at Haverford tomorrow after
noon.
But things have changed since yester-
day. This morning Miss Molly ID.
Thayer, Philadelphia Cricket Club. has
replaced Miss Tcwnsend for this big
opportunity. Miss Thayer has an exs
cellent chance to win the doubles with
Miss Townsend against Mrs. Gilbert A.
Harvey. Country Club. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Huff. of the Cricket Club. Furthermore
the st. Martin = player also is virtually
certain to win in the mixed doubles with
her brother, Alex Thayer, after they
played such great tennis yesterday in
eliminating Miss Townsend and Wal
lace f. Johnson. This means that all
Miss Thayer has to do to win three
diadems is to beat Miss Townsend in
the singles this afternoon. OF course,
that is very easy, just as easy for the
average player as finding Grover Berg
dolls $40, 900 pot of gold
But on the other mitt, Miss Thayer
is not an average player. She is far
above that. Hence. while it would be
bucking the dope just little If she did
beat Miss Townsend. she has beaten her
once this year. and that is going to
count in her favor.
If one tennis player is ever beaten by
another there is a mental hazard that
impcdes the victorious progress of the
one time loser. hence II Miss Thayer
wins it cannot be considered in the
nature of an upset.
All of which alibs us perfectly, no
matter which one captures the singles
event.
Miss Thayer's game against Miss
Phyllis Walsh yesterday was feature
match in ever respect. Miss Walsh.
who has a powerful service, plays net
well and drives with lot of speed,
was no match for the st. Martin rep
resentativc after the first set.
In the opening set. Miss Walsh gave
Miss Thayer u mighty battle which ran
to fourteen games before Miss Thayer
was able to put over the winning point
Whether it was the new racquet or the
necessity to win that put so much bal %
ance into Miss Thayers game cant be
said with certainty, but something made
her play at top form and her work was
superb. Her drives had Miss Walsh on
| the run throughout the contest. 1t was
this constant chasing from one side Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
+. J. Sheble, North Hills..,... 46 4
rrIITpn gIyTBEN
Easy for the hattera
EIma Hooks Triumph

At Broad and Tioga streets last evening
Stetson A. A. beat Marshall II. Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
NORTH HILLS GOLF
MATCH PLAY TODAY
J. Wood Platt Is Favored, but
Hoffner, cIarey and Others
Will Provide Competition

Edge Hill, Pa, June 4.--The first
and second rounds of match play of the
second annual invitation golf tourna-
ment of the North Hills Country Club
will be played Here today The first
round was played this morning.
The main trophy IL a grandfather $
clock. Cups and medals are the other
prizes for the most part. A very fine
field qualified yesterday for the match
play, in four sixteeps.
j. Wood Platt is the. favorite, mas
much as he has been playing very fine
golf lately. won the media with his
eighty yesterday, and thu, play is over
his own course. But players OF the
calibre of George Hoffner, city cham ..
pion; Ed Clarcy. and number of
North Hills stars, were expected to
be right in there.
The results of the eighteen holes to
qualify yesterday follow:
FIRST SIXTEEN
out In Tot
], Wood Platt. North Hills. ..... 70 a. so
W. e. devices North Hils..... 80 AZ 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL, LEAGUE

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN at Philadeiphia---Cloudy, $50.
New Norltnt BOSton--Cloudy, 3:15.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh--tloudy; $3.50.
Chicago at 81. Louis-Clear, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia ut New Yorl-Clear, $3.50.
Boston at Washington--C1oudyi $3.50.
Detroit at ChicaRo-Cloudyi 3.
st. Louis at Clcyeiand--Clear;3 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

the court to the other that appeared
to make Miss Walsh feel the utter hope
lessness of the fight and to lose the
final set at 6-1.
But even in losing Miss Walsh played
for every point, and it was only through
constant effort that Miss Thayer put
across the points. II she had hcsitated
at all, there is no doubt that Miss
Walsh would have come back strong
1t was the mental stress of losing the
hard fought first set that brought
her winning punches down to discon-
certed sparcity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Dali MOORE. one of the sons of sock

Dali MOORE. one of the sons of sock
or get soclcd of the famous family
OF fighters Of that name, is going to
attempt comeback tonight. He will
go on in the star bout of eight rounds in
the opening of the summer shows at
the National Club. which is to be
known as the Eleventh Street Arena
during the warm weather For
Moore's opponent Matchmakers Dea-
con and Janetti have selected Joe
jackson, who defeated Charley Turner
last night. Moore at one time was a
topnotch fcatherweignt and met some
of the leading boxers in the world when
in his prime. The Moore Jackson bout
will be an eight rounder. as will the
semifinal between johnny Griffin and
Cal Barrett, a pair of negro light
weights. In the six round bouts Eddie
Moran will meet Tommy Loughran,
Joe Caspar will take on Willie Curry
AL Frazee will tackle Jimmy Howell
and Jnck O'Kecfr will open the show
with frankie Erne
Arthur Tracy. an imported boxer. welter-
weight wei champion of Lancashire. ENGLAND.
son son at the cambria tonight, His opponcnt
~ d
This will be an eight-round bout, as will
matches between Charley O'Neil and Al
Bell and Whitley Baker and Young Multi
gan. The skies: Bobby Mcleod VI. Walter
Rennie and Willie McGovern vs. Battling
Murphy
Arthur Tracy has had more than 200
bouts He has not decided who will handle
his affairs as he is waiting to see whether
he makes good in his debut tonight
Young Tom Sharkey has been matched by
j. J. Shalet for the star eight ht-round bout
Highbridse. y. j.. next Monday night,
Sharkey is anxious for bouts with Jimmy
Murphy and Whitley Fitzgerald to prove
which II tie best welterweight in West
Philadelphia.
Johnny Piazzis right forearm was Injured
so severely that he will be unable to box
for about a month. He weighed le5 pounds
tor the match in which he hurt his arm;
taking the bout on az a substitute. and
Piazzi believes he can get down to llS
pounds with no trouble. In the future Johnny
will box as bantam.
Young Joe Tubcr is another boxer who is
the other day in an automobile accident; In
juring his left foot. and Tuber Will have
to take months vacation from the ring.
Battling LevinslSy has announced his four
eight round bouts FOR the night OF June 10
vs. Georges Fapin. Harry Kid Brown VS.,
Johnny Murray. frankie Callahan vs.. Eddie
Fitgsimmons and Johnny Wilson Vs. Augic
Rather. This will be Wilson'S first appear
anCc as the mlddlewelBht champion OF the
world.
Joe Tiplitz turned down an offer OF $500
to meet Rocky Kansas at Buffalo on June II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

so that he would be in good condition for
his match with Georges Papln here June 49,.
Two boxers recently returned from abroad
are on the program at the Philies Bail
Park next Monday night They are Knock.
out Loughlin and Johnny Griffiths. and they
will 70 on against each other in the second
bout Grlffith's last bout was a fifteen-round
draw with Jack Brit.on.
Jack Britton will meet Len Rawlins, who
is confident he will win from the champion
in the third bout at the Pills Park next
Monday night. The last number will brinE
together Johnny Dundee and Billy De Foe
while the opener will be between Joe Lync-
and Joe ODonnell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

Young Joe Tubcr is another boxer who Is
out of commission. Joe. Jr.. lost a decision
juring his left foot. and Tuber will have
to take months vacation from the ring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

Johnny Piazzi's right forearm was injured
so severely that he will be unable to box
for about a month. He weighed l25 pounds
TOR the match in which he hurt his arm:
taking the bout on az substitute. and
pounds with no trouble In the future Johnny
will box as bantam.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

Joe Tiplitz turned down an offer OF $1,000
to meet Rocky Kansas at Buffalo on June II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

pam de piedecele trecutului.
Avem nevoe de puteri nori,
adica: emancipate desavrsit de
duhul rau al vechei "elite",
emancipate desavirsit de supra
push averei luxosse, sexualc, La
come 81 idioate, de suprapusii IL
binditorilor, care cred ca pOpoa-
rele au numai stomah 81 ca ele
nu Ger, de cit felie de pine pc
ri 81 apa rece 81 mimic altceva.
Daca Lincoln vorbit de NOR
iii Americei cum, colegllle,
bine faci, ca aduci aminte, =
avem 81 moi drept sd vorbim de
NORTH nostri: de la 1907, 1913,
1916-191S. Eli trcbuie sd stapi-
n asca pc vii nostri! Oar eli nu
elita, nu Ger clase traditio-
- ie, eli Ger iinistea, ca urmasii,
pc care i-au lasat in tara lor vor
ducc in ca un traiu bun 81 -
| denim! Sociologia mortilor nostri
ne cerc sSadar o democratic sim
ccra, care sd asigurc implinirea
gindurilor celor duSi; sociologia
mortilor rcspinge ''democratia"
banci.or liberale sau jidovesti ;
sociologia morti.or nostri he cere
o demonstrate reinvierei ce!or
multi, curajului de pleca La
drum Gu eel multi.
Collier sd ramina, deci, Engle-
zilor.
! Ce-a fost bun la Ell, nu Mise
potrivestc, pcEtru-ca trecutIl eel
vinOvat, trecutul nostru proXlm,
fatal prezcntlll nostru, nu ne-a
lasat zestrea materlala, intclec-
tuala 81 morala a trecutulul Ell
glezesc. Trccutlll nostru fost
un mincatOr balaur Gu mute ca
| pete 81 masele. dintrc care numal
uncle an fost taiate sau scoase
| Trecutul nostru sal lasam -
trecut.
! ST de aceca: SOCIOLOGICAL noa.
stra universitara ar trebui Sd
alba, dupa parerca mea, urma
toarea misiunc: 4 studia pUporu
nostru GU un singllr scop: de-s
constata ce este putcre vie III ell
ce conditii 81 puteri pot da ylas
tare sanatoasc pentru vieata gre;
care vine, 81 de sustine ace.'
puteri care sunt III primu
rind, taraneSti; - apoi: a ajut,
"a, val dupa val, pima la clrma
sa sc ridice acea taranime care
singura va sustine vieata noa
stra romIneasca: a strip, prll
critica sOciologica-istorica, orl-c'
respect de traditia greco4bulgar;
81 in afara de putinta de-a mum
81, deodata, pentru sine 81 pen
tru altul - sd nu mai consider
alt criterlu.
Sc poatc: Putinta accasta de-;
munci pentrll aitul, exista oar
numai in clasc.e conducatoar
aditionale? De jos nu vom de
riva, precum 81 pima acum an
derlvat, in prea marginita ma
sura insa, talentc?
1ntelectualul romin, care, il
Ardeal, nu-si ola clar seama, c;
politlca nOastra trebuie sa fl
biological; ca politica biologic;
trebuie sd spele corpul natiulne
de toata raia aristocratica il
locul Garcia - treptat, stu, $
regret cd numai treptat - won
aseza noua clasa conducatoare
ca politica aceasta este cea ma
- englezeasca; intelectualul car
inca nu s'a patruns ad1nc d,
acest adevar, poatc gresi. Ins;
moi, cei convinsi, suntem dator
a face mereu pc intellectual a
tent ca, daca pot gresi, de exem
plu in Infratirea, greseala nu s.
poate admite intr'o socio!ogi
dreapta 81 nationala a vremurilo
de fata.
(Continuarc pc pdg. g.
AZ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

OGupl, AlHNSC, Ca AAAVALuA q p1O-
fesor, intiia catedra de socioio-
gle a universitatii din Cluj Zic:
intiia, deoare-ce cred, ca - in.
proportia nevoilor aNind char
doua, abba ar fl deajuns, ca sd
explice natiei noastre tot ce tre-
buie sd cunoasca. Simti, deci; stii
foarte bine, la ce mare prOblema
al sosit printre moi, chemat de
moi, dorit de moi, primit de moi Gu
toata caldura. Print asa, pen
tru ca al VENT intro tara, i'm care
dupa sociologia dreptului natural
lui S. Barnufiu 81 prelungirea
eli nationalist in toti barbatii
arde.eni al mattel, pc aici ma
mai VENT de cit sociologia lui
Toma de Aqllino a citorva celibi
din Blaj rasfatati intro Unire,
pc care oamenii seriosi nu con-
trolau. Apoi fu tabula rasa
pima La nationalismul istoric 81
democratic al lui n. Iorga 81 Gel
de rassa a ,ui A. C. Popovici.
Afara de acestea mimic nu mai
fost. Doar DIR. George Popa de
la Arad, simtind vremea, ne ira
duse odata Contractul social de
Rousseau.
Acum vine sociologia universi.
tara Acum vine specialistul! 81
in ce vremuri! Gu ce chemare.
Ne place, iubite coleg, sa Tt
vedem char dublindu-Ti c1lrsul
lie 81 la Infratirea, in dosul ca
reia - moi nu uitam = sc wa iv
tot mai limpede politica cele
de-a doua dinastii a vechiulu
Regat, dinastie inaltata prir
'munca" de cinci decenii a pa
turei, pc care M. Eminescu, di
vinul, sociologul Gel mai mare a
tarii, "a zugravit-o drept 81 caus
tic, in nemurind: Caradele, Cos
tinestii 81 Pherekizii, earl =
aceStia din urma = vietuies'
| inca. ......
Faca cine vrea ce pofteste
faca 81 politica Infratirei; lu
meal mare, drumurile sunt slo
bode, po.itia Sc leaga numai d
socialist 81 federati, hirtia rab
Ia; faca cine yrea ce pofteSte
mai ales in - haOsll nostru
Privitor ca ia teatru
Tu in lume sd te e'nch;pui;
Joace unul 81 pc patru,
Totusi tu ghici-yei chipu-i.
| Insa, cind sociologul nostrl
niversitar apare acolo, alaturi
foiletonul gazetei, ca decent a
publicul1li, cl apare = in cadr1l
unei politici, care nu corespund
teoriei liberaic clasice; in cadru
unei politice departe de ideal $
- care nu-i deci liberala, C
pseudo-liberala.
| Din capul locului ivirea acea
sta in acel centru Gle colectur;
politica he trezeSte lntrebar.
fireasca Sociologul consimte or
MI ell politicianii?
! Ca sa finn, tot din capul locu
lui, la post de priveghere demo
cratica, he ocupam imediat de
foiletonul Cine conduce democra
title?
Foiletonul D-tale, desprc flo