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OPSTEADe 81

. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Haggberg and
son, Lester, were visitors at Chas,
Erickson's home Sunday evening. +:
s. Jonas Grant took Mrs. Tena John
son and Mrs, Chas, Johnson to Isle
one. day last week. ST z = : q ; E :
Rev. O. Milton Lind and Ole Lind
returned home from the cities on
Saturday. The latter is Milton Lind's
father, who lives at Long Lake. e - -:
Alfred Johnson is spending few
days at John Grants fixing his car.
Maggie Peterson is the owner of a
Chevrolet. -. ~ .. i -: =:
Mrs. Bostrom and Mrs. Cena John
son were guests at Peter Frykman's
Sunday. -.:.--Sl.- -.
Quite a number from here. attended
the street fair at Isle Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Haggberg spent
few hours with Mrs. Alfred john
son Sunday evening:
Quite a surprise to the Opsteadites
when we heard that Andrew Peterson
was married. We understand he has
married Mr.. Victor Peterson's sister
who lived at Foreston: We all extend
our best Wishes:
Arthur Grant of Wahkon and Miss
Alma Bergman of Isanti were married
in Minneapolis. Arthur is a. nephew
Of Jonas Grant Of this place. A sur.
prise party was held at Mr.. Grant:
home at Wahkon on Sunday. A
large crowd gathered to wish the cou
pie the happiest welded life. Mrs. A
Grant is milliner in Minneapolis
and they expect to return to that
place on Monday.
Willie Anderson and Richard Smith
were in Isle Sunday.
The Swedish Baptist Ladies' Aic
will meet at the home of Mrs. Johr
Strom in Ma1mo on September 27 al
p. M. Everybody welcome.
Marx Bros. held a sale at Opsteac
on some of their horses on Friday.
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writing # ;.s.s ". .ss :.:ss 81
Mrs. Nina Anderson, formerly Nj.
ma Kellgren, Of this place, spent Mon.
day here with Mrs. Fred Neumann, il,
and Vida Pogue. : ss5*$ zts rs I J. .s
Mr.; and Mrs. :Jos. Vienna left fol
Wisconsin Thursday morning, where
they will visit the latter's sister, Mrs
Gust Dalvig. :. >1 ID - 3s + ::
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. f.. Nelson, Edith
Nelson and Mrs: Gruba and. sons
Clarence and Clayton, spent Monday
evening at the Anton Nelson home. i
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Tschache and
Mrs. Axel Sundberg visited at the N,
"A. Hagstrom home Sunday.
Elmer belong spent between trains
in Foley Friday. :.r. III. ,:.':ss s::. =
:~ Miss Ida Winck spent Sunday in Oak
Park. =. = - III =. y. i. =
Mr.: and Mrs. Ray WINNER returned
to St. Cloud Sunday after few days
visit at the Joseph home. ~
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SPENCER BROOK

Print McKenny of Minneapolis was
through here the last of the week sell
ing brooms and also visited his broth
er, S. D. McKenny.
The families of Ray Smith and Os-
car Erickson camped at Grass lake
Saturday night and Sunday hunting
ducks.
The meetings at the Baptist church
started Sunday with a large atten-
dance both afternoon and evening.
John Medin took several of the men
from here Sunday to Ogilvie, where
they went to bring home their cattle,
which have been pastured there during
the summer.
Several from here delivered cattle
in Princeton on Monday.
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Revival Meeting.


A very large crowd attended the
meetings on Sunday. The meetings
will continue for two or three weeks
at the Swedish Baptist church in
Spencer Brook.
Herbert Anderson, tn, evangelist,
has been successful wherever he has
held meetings, and a great soul-stir-
ring time is being looked for. Sunday
afternoon and evening several souls
found their savior.
Werner Lindgren is the musical and
song director and Miss Jean Adding
ton of Anoka M. E. church pianist:
Next Sunday everybody invited to
come, bring their lunch along and
stay all day.
Special music and singing every
night. Everybody welcome. Come
early fora seat.
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Roy Neumann was home from st
Cloud on Sunday. T.,
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Bernard Olson of Duluth visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson, re-
Gently. ~,' :.
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F Mrs. Ed. Wright went to Elk Rive,
ON Tuesday,
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= sz>.&5 LOCALS:- II: .
Eva Moss went to Elk River Sun
day. -. - =, -. ri -.~- :,s r. :.
Mrs: Ed Wright went to Elk River
on Tuesday. - :
Roy Neumann was home from st.
Cloud on Sunday.
Bernard Olson Of Duluth visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson, re-
Gently. So :.
A. w. Rittgar has been sent here as
relief agent during the absence, Of
Harry Pratt. -.
Irving Jennison of Minneapolis
! joined the nimrods here for a few
days hunting. -..-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Pratt and Ellen
left Wednesday for trip through the
eastern states.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stendahl, Lillian STEM
dahl and Pat Kilmartin attended the
marriage of Leslie Healy at Anoka
last Wednesday evening.
| The junior ball team of Baldwin de-
feated our small boys Sunday on the
local diamond. The game was inter-
esting, the score being to 4.
| The Isle construction crew, who
have been doing the bridge work on
the Scenic highway between here and
Elk River, have completed their work.
Sunday was an ideal day for pic
nicking, motoring or the many other
diversions the pleasure loving public
enjoys, and many took advantage of
the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tiff very pleas
antly entertained Rev. Clark, w. R.
HURT and Mrs. Kettleson and children
at the chicken dinner Wednesday
evening.
An unusually large crowd attended
the farewell sermon of Rev. Clark
Sunday evening. Rev. Clark is at
tending conference this week. In all
probability he will be returned here.
Norman and Franklin Heck of Min
neapolis and Mr.. Hempling of Red
Wing motored out from Minneapolis
Sunday and spent the day with the
formers cousin, Mrs. Kettleson, and
children.
In spite of the disagreeable weather
Monday evening large crowd gath
cred at the church for a farewell re-
ception to Rev. Clark. Everyone came
supplied with sandwiches and cake,
coffee being supplied. A fine time was
had.
The Rebekahs served ice cream,
cake and coffee to large number on
Saturday evening. A short program
was rendered, several members being
unable to respond. The sum realized
will be used toward the purchase of
collars
1t is to be regretted that the weeds
on the school ground have not been
cut. They are about foot and a
half to two feet high in places, and
in the damp weather of late prove a
most undesirable place for the chill
dren to play, and with no fire in the
school rooms they run risk of colds
and sore throat if not serious illness,
Boxing Tournament
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+. Eva Moss went to Elk River Sun
day. < ~ IN -. II: &. :
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

A. w. Rittgar has been sent here as
relief agent during the absence o1
Harry Pratt. =.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. H, F. Pratt and Ellen
left Wednesday for trip through the
eastern states.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

Irving Jennison of Minneapolis
joined the nimrods here for a few
days hunting. -..~
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

Prince Albert to
sold in toPpy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
hus,lidoIs and in the
pound crystal glass
h u n, idor With
sponge naeistener
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Stendahl, Lillian Sten-
dahl and Pat Kilmartin attended the
marriage of Leslie Healy at Anoka
last Wednesday evening.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

It is to be regretted that the weeds
on the school ground have not been
cut. They are about a foot and a
half to two feet high in places, and
in the damp weather of late prove a
most undesirable place for the chill
dren to play, and with no fire in the
school rooms they run a risk of colds
and sore throat if not serious illness,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tiff very pleas
antly entertained Rev. Clark, w. R.
HURT and Mrs. Kettleson and children
at the chicken dinner Wednesday
evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-30

ghng unuraai
GoAninma gfoW naturally and q
KroAs h~iEtt
Flfis planes 50 the air sunday a.
tvreoon was enc ~ the attractions
Auto races nserarra nor miles au
bout
JaeA Dempsey gave "a the child
rem TO- miles Araond tree scnl,
Eventually the movies will r~producs
tie scenes II yoa attend, l"ok ~
adler
Los Anreies while aalci daily aa
poars Ike Fourth of Juiy
Autos send ffnm enc 20 daaA
10 their heavenly home daily
No wort hiss been received from
him sinrr no had 40 apsoinsmcn
wiih "a Nskcand = former Gashrs
BOY
Living is cheaper than "a Guthrie
however. oranees are 90 cents
dozen
A late ear .ay I'm s'in ruh
herring
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CONGRESS-, SW[lT[R|NG,
ASKS F0R AUGUST RECESS
Railway Legislation and kevsnua
and Ship Bills Are To Ne
Cleared Before Ad
Iournmsnt
rAnE sYvEy


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4 rAE STATE FAIR J
= XNxxAxMxNxxx }

xEEzx xxzxx Axxx =
Thoroughbred hoofs xsil clip speed
from the dirt track at The Okiahoma
s.aie Pair September "a to October
=, as they never have before Lovers
of horaeraeing are promised meet
far surprising thoss Of previous
years.
spur-ed BY purses that will total
more sasu 80 ooo. nporssmsn are
entering horses tina, never have
raced IN Oklahoma before l. r
Mahan. director Of the speed progra n
expects 80 entries of the best racers
vest Of the Mississippi
The State Pair track a. okiahoma
City Is ready 70 10 rs par, toward
breaking records, being IN perfect
condition. The Oklahoma Derby.
Thursday. September -. carries a
purse OF $500 and added money.
Racing days are September 20. 81.
20 and 30. six races each day
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COURT HOUSE NOTES


oil and Gas
Roy knreinnd 10 n A smith. A.
signmen, OF o 6 g Royalty. q ~
~ lnteres, So - w -. In it-is.
Nv
conyeyancss
Chris nrceden - Hx 20 ilafr
Carrci. W y "a 20. sa,Ooooo Tot.
!. aud {. block - q r
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4. g and 8. block a.. o. p
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l.une Garrett w y n u. sess Is
.m 3, block a2. g =
o T. Miller ot ust . Harry a
tAillo Gafroti. W D.ss 10 tesoo 90
10. "a. hloek a. Guthrie
LaclndY Miller. q mar 70 Harry
md Lille Garrett. " y. 10 10.
5000 90 f,ot ls block ~. g =
o1stric, covr,
Aattle McNalr ~ Jsmas MeNaif
Divorce and custody ~ child
jessie Price ys Walter Price III
yorce
Boya.rd suppiy "a. u narird
nrimm Oii 4 Gas Co Material
man'A lien
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Want Advertisements in the Leader
ru.t re In the office BY twelve
o'clock II classification Is desired.
Classified ads are cash. except where
parties have regular accounts Al the
Leader cffice. the Leader collectors
have experienced 20 much trouble IN
locating many parties who have
pncned in wants. that Il - necessary TO
invoke TIE cAsh-in- advance system
excepf where regular scccants are
raintained. Memoranda @ What "
wanted. or -for sale. etc, may n~'
left Al the Leader business office and
came VII be converted snto form ads
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ron SALE Complete scholarship 10
praushon's Practical Business coll
loks. 0si-A~-wa city Thls IL shs
best baslnasa college "a me south :
west The Leader. Gathria
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

advance 10 producers " 7
Morgan. Sales Manager. 1920 Eaclsd
Ave. Cleveland. Ohio, Dept Y-s's
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WANTED sALEsMEN

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY =
for hustler liberal commissions
Backed up By big advertising cam
paisn- High grade tailoring from
Maker 70 vresrer- Davis clothes
III" Exclusive territory. Write to-
day. The P. n. Davis Tailoring Com
psay. Cincinnati. Ohio
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cAlL ron aips

nlda plil ~ feertgsd ~ - 70 a
"a A8sasi At ihe eltf eissss otiie~
~ one gbaaaaad feei u fire iiesr
tad ons Road Machine flsns snd
speslf siiars "a tiis ia the city
elerss effse
The eommlss leueFs fesetgs .hs
right - feleei any % al blds
GfO &. ANDERSON
city cisrk 1
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HANDSOME Congenial young lady
worth 100000 Is anxious To marry
honorable. worthy gentleman Mary
SOS Lansershim nldg Los Angeles.
Callf
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FOLEY NTHARTIC TABLETS
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Cer'ain Varieties ~ sha euna.on
Tina tean aFs teisaeaas
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hElp WANTED FEMALE

WANTED Girl for general office
work. after September 18th Vim
her Caady Company, 20 East har
rison Avenue.
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JOIN otR LONESOME CLUB
Thousands lonely ones helong.
send stamped envelope. 2s2S hroad-
way, Chicago. H.
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WASTEp-A position. clerical work.
yuanx married man. Address s7S
Exs, College
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losr-rounp

FouND-A surg!'ai case conialniu,
instruments Owner can hav'
sa1ie BY calling a. Elks Hotel.
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II roc THINK IN TERMS
or $500 THE FIRST YEAR
WRITE NE PERSONALLY

sTRoSG-Propositfon Of merit for
general retail trade: spleadid con-
uissscn contract literal weekly
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


FOR RENT Three liFhl hoaseseep
ting roonln modern aud ecnsenisu.
tis East Logan Mrs Martha Neal
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roR aALE O'i papers a, lAs Ls.s-
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POULTRY Ano COOS
BUSINESS ORANGES

MAKE 800 WEEKLY Selling our
5000 mile guaranteed new auto ilres
direct 70 consumers. also dealers a,
whoiefaie Side Or main line Cap
tai OF experience unnecessary Iiar-
rison Tirr Co. Hammond. Ind
BUSINESS on YouR own Make
sparkling glass name plates. num
bers. checker boards. medlliious
signS; biz illustrated book free. r
Palmer. 1877 Wooster. o.
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HAs'E-Yon Ely matter IN Texas you
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ron RFNT Two Nght homeekse ealna
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
Ziua Donnnului

a SOSIT PRAZNICUL PASTIIOR, praznicul bucuriei
~ Fiul lu Dunnezeu s'a cobor pamln Gle dragu
omenrii, prin pamle sale a rescumparat neamu O.
mentsc.
Cuvne-se sa he curam de ginlurie ree 81 su
tleul crat sa pr;znuim bucuriei Sa apadam de
desercunle umest 81 sa simtim bucuria 81 vesea ade
ylrata.
IIristos naine de pame sale s'a suit la munte une
,etrecea ziele rugacun ST sa ntatisat Satana duu
i~pci 81 la toate comorile umii marire, glore de
oca Lar el S Hrlstos, desl sta
asteapta hula baocurd 81 suferinele cee mai cuple
"a raspuns:
'Fug della mine Satana!"
81 fos hulut de popor 81 batut 81 istignit Ful Omuui
treia ri nvat gorie 81 marlre Gu aevarata glorle
e recatoare ci nemuritoare.
Gait dntre moi sunt adement de Satana 81 cat pre-
avere casgate ara multi scrupul saraciei cnstite
K rept ca acesa traesc in belsug, corpu or este hnt
de bunure lum e sa desfteaz Ill tot ce este facut
Gu cata sneene sa ulta la Gel carr nu
sunt aru 81 trau lor Lacoma or aduna la oalta
. tot pot fnra dinaintea aora prin vcesug.
81 cnd e vine ceasul NORTH trebue sd Sc indesuleasca
81 pamant Gle parte 81 cea mai
niseraba fiinta omeneasca.
Ce dus eli in mormnte Darurlle, comorle! Cine
petrecu la groapa Poate besemele celor pc carl au
furat.
Stunt a carl preferat sa nu rvneasca la ce este al
atua carl sau multam lea darut soartea ce au
putu ciga prn cnstta 81 grea 81 din putnu lor
uorau pc neputncos earl AWAIT la bunatatea lor
cesa dispretu de eel carl iesc din castig usor 81
fa1 nunc in drumu or eel din urma sun petrecu de
oanlen fact bine momntu lor este stroplt de
lacne oameni 81 nunele lor fl bnecuvintat
ST va nteb, dntre ei STA ndeplint mai bne men
re pc pnt? Acela orb inaine neuitanduse
la ai numa cnd ocazie sal eulaca, orr sc apeca
spre eel neericit sill mangaia sl ajuta
La prazcul iubirii dragose divine cuvlnese sa eau
in suetee noastre 81 apadam Gle deseraclunlle
uesti sa puem impcat tot i'll zua pc facuto
Domntl spre bucuria 81 vcselia noastra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30

Londra. Sir Hamar Greenwood.
lost ministr,l pentru Irlandra, d
admis in camera comunelor ca
politica de yiolenfa . ANGLER in
1flands Z dat sres. Fl . blamat
par 1s1nentul pentfu ca nu spriji-
pests csl unsnimitate suvernsl ii
ahntacs =. Aeserile il Irland, u
VI tines n ( Main 81 toats ea
= gsssptA 4 ,ldhdezii w u.
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STIRI DIN
PATRIE.

Printrc functionarii ministeru-
lui Cultelor 81 artelor domneste} 0
vie fierbere din cauza modului
cum S "a facut incadrarea in lega-
tura cu noul buget.
Functionarii SUPERIOR si-au fa-
cut incadrarea dupa bunul plac 81
an lasat in parasire pc eel mici,
netinind seama nici de vechimea
nici de meritelc acestora.
Din Basarabia sc anuilta Cd in
Ucraina sa ivit o nOua boala
molipsitoare care face ravagii in
grozitoare.
Bolnavului ii les numeroase
eruptiuni pc corp, in urma caro-
ra mcarc eel mult dupa 4-5 ore.
@ telegrama sosita resortului de
inferno din Cluj, anunta ca S a
renuntat la desfiintarea secreta-
riatelor generate, ramanind sd
functioneze ca 81 in trecut pana
la noui dispozitiuni.
Resortul de agricultura din To-
caiitate a prinit un ordin telegra-
fic din Rucnresti, prin care Use
comuniea 81 nu faca nici o plata
din noul buget pana la noui dis
pozitiuni.
D-nii DR.. G. Angeleseu 81 La
lescu all demisioaiat din Comisia
Comunieatiilef, 1aotiylnd aceasta
prin atitudinea partidnlui liberal
care Sc impotriveste eoncesionarii
atelierelor c. r. X.
&a1
Congresnl societatilor pentru
ocrotirea orfanilor de razboi care
va avea loc la Cluj, Sc va tine i'll
zilele de is, Is 81 II Maiu.
Dina general Sofia Anastasiu
prezidenta regionalei Cluj va
pleca in ziua de 10 Aprilie la Blu
curesti, unde va fl primita in au-
:.
dienta de M. S. Regina Maria,
care ii va expune programul con-
gresallui spre aprobare.
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cHEsT1UNKA TIeITEI
ABA NCEPE.

Chestiunea ''Tisitei'' ridcata
la Camera de dl RadulesculPutna,
a stirnit viva 81 interes in sedin-
ia de Mercuri, pentru ca in Sc
dinta de eri sa sc stringa ca un
melc in casuta fU gogita, pierzin.
du-i-se urma.
San speriat char cei ce au RI
dicat-o, de dedesupturile nespus
de ramificate Si de intortochiate
ale acestei Gu adeyarat sensatio-
male afaceri, pentru ca, surprinsi
in fata raspulderlor impinse la
suprafata de seormonirea prea
insistenta q uflor adancuri pot
moloase, pinfa de tacere sd Sc
intinda de Ia d la ON - 81 totul
sd Sc incheie 3upt 0 consensuala
cocolosire.
Cand fnsa parlamentul, lipsit
de cea mai mare parte opozitiei,
abdica de Ia da%oria lui de organ
controlator,, datoria preset fara
sgarda de partM si de interese,
sa-si iasuseaSck acest rol, CONT
nuind desbatdrile vastnlui pro.
ces, de acolo, ds nnde' nandatorii
natiunei Ian pus crncea ltspo-
sal-ii.
Vom pune dsr pe tapet din noal
intresea chestiupe, incepiad char
de maine 81 ia ttisen marelui pu-
bile, care, il rtyna lui onesta de-a
afla adevarul, sotespt1 de uDde-
va, de ori ul,de \ din coltul chiar
eel mai nmil n aeeatsi t1ri ~
ciumste, de el; li--sis ssSesin-
II, expsssirel eavintulai de
dreptats y rnt5 lx,liner1.
M - ni ~ l1l I'm
Mi asAa | = 4 r1sz
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Amherst, O. Oame,ri carl
tree prin paduri spun cd in an,,l
acesta stunt mai multi senpi ca il
ami trecuti. cauza este ed tinpul
2 fost mai cald in zilele trecute
ca in .zilele corespnnzatoare ale
anulhi trecut.
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terveni facand tnrbur'ri s7nge-
rbase.
s4*&
Atlantic City, II. J. Homer
L. Ferguson, directorul camerci
de eomert a declarat cd mai mult
de 100000 de lucratori din Sta
telc Unite vor sinlti linsa de lucru
pana cand nu Sc vor niyela pre-
turtle articolilor 81 salariile mum
citorilor. Ell insa spune ca nu
erede ca salafiile sa 'scada sub
celc de dinaintea razboiului.
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AMuRe TtRzIu

vSso
In Orizont cerescul scare
Sc lasa tot mai multi spre-apus -
Ca dc-un pumnal dusman rapus
Tn suflet timer, care moare
!nchide ochii lin 81 dulce
Pc dealuri }imbi de flacari cresc
ST firea pleaea sa Sc culce.
Tn fluer tainuit suspina
Singuratatea de pc culmi, i
ST cade floarea cea de ulmi
Peste cSrarea din gradina.
o rindunica II Wis sopteste
Sub straSina. ell sotul ei -
lar noaptea tot mai alba creste.
Departe N eodrii '1icinsi de ronai
zefirii dulci prin ramuri plang,
ST canta infrunzitm crang
Cantari de sarbatoare noua.
Pe-un rit intins. i'm fund de zarc
Stan roata cinci voinici la foe
Gu flinta pima la spinare.
E luna galbena 81 pala
Invaluita in mister.
Departe pc un colt de eer
Sc 'ntindc un nor de rumeneala.
Suspina glas domol de ape
Sub stavilarul de la mori
Tot mai adanc, tot mai aproape.
S'aude-o doina indepartata
Lang un eastel paraginit,
81 'ntr'un balloon a rasarit
Ga din mormint, O alba fata
Gu chipul gingas de regina,
Gu oehii mari 81 viSitori
Scaldati de-o vesnica lrmina. IS
Intr 'un bOrdei uitat de soarte &c
S'a pns bunica pc oftat -
Pe eel mai mare la 'nxropat,
Lar eel mai mic nu-i scrie carte;
Sc sbate inima-i ranita
In pieptul Ell 81 plange NUT
De chinnri negre vestezita.
ri langa geamuri dorm malinii
lnvestmantati in margarint -
Varsind petale de argint
Sc 'mbratiseaza n glastre cripii.
Nu-i nimeni... doarme yalea
'ntreaga,
Dcar la carcinin 'eln sol strain
Gu crSsnarita sta de saga.
Insfin nseia.
+ 'Glaanl LibertS7iiA