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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
American Legion 32-Hardwick
Academy 81

A fair crowd witnessed the basket ball
game at the local Gym on Tuesday evening
when the Legion five defeated the quintette
from Hardwick. The latter team were
fast organization and put up fve-man
defence, through which the Legion BOYS
found it difficult to break, but we're able
to turn the score in their favor by superior
playing and close attention to business.
The Legion team has improved in passing,
and bids fair to be a frst-rate bunch.
Carroll Silloway, the fast center for the
local team, was not up to his usual form
Inst night and was unable to locate the
basket. The lineup:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
Mrs. George A. Bridge

Ellen, wife Of Geo. A. Bridge of Elmore
street, passed away on Tuesday, Jan. H. al
$50 o'clock in the afternoon. While Mrs.
| Bridge had been an invalid for many years,
| she had been no worse than usual until a
week before her death, when she developed
a severe case of uraemic poisoning. This
was the immediate cause of her death.
Funeral services we're held Thursday after
noon at the house. the Rev. G. F. Fortier
conducting the ceremony, and burial was
made in Riverside Cemetery. Many love.
ly flowers were sent to the bereaved hus-
band and children from neighbors, friends
and organizations with which the de-
ceased and her family were connected,
the G. A. R., w. r. c., and S. of V. Aux
iliary being represented, as we'll as we'll as
the Senior Class of Tufts Dental School.
where Mrs. Bridges son, w. G. Bridge, is
instructor.
Ellen Clara Burke was born in Morris
town September 10Th, 1849, and was there
fore seventy-o one years old. She was the
daughter of Amasa and Ruth Hubbel
Burke, and practically her whole life was
spent in this vicinity She was married
on March %, 1870, to Geo, A. Bridge Of
this place, and to them five children were
horn, Charles M. Bride of this place, w
G. Bridge of Boston, Percy B Bridge of
Los Angeles, Calf, and Winfield, who re-
mains at home. A daughter, Mable Bridge
Gates. of Worcester, died July 7, 1906,
Besides her. husband and children, Mrs.
Bridge is survived by grandchildren and
four great grandchildren and by brother.
Van Ness Burke of Lyndonville, who was
present at the funeral services. Others
from out of town were Miss Ruth Gates
of Boston, a granddaughter, w. G.. Bridge
of Boston, and Lucius Harris of Stowe,
cousin.
Mrs. Bridge was woman Of beautiful
character and intellect. Until poor health |
she took an active part in the |
life of the community and was always much |
esteemed. Even during the years that she
was confined to her wheel chair, she still
kept her interest in the world about her
and her finger on the pulse OF her house,
hold affairs, and her passing will leave an
empty place. Still. even in their sorrow,
those who loved her must rejoice that the
spirit is free from the tired, suf-
,ering body which has for so long confned
and han1pered it, and knows It last the
ooundess spaces of another life where
here is no pain.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
A Pleasant Affair

On Friday evening Mrs. II A. Smaley
and Miss Nan Wombel entertained the
Five Hundred Club and several guests at
the Smalley home where a pleasant
evening was spent. Refreshments of jel-
lied fruit salad, rolls, Dutch cheese, coffee
and candy we're served by the hostesses
and the Club pronounced the occasion
most enjoyable. The Club will meet on
Friday evening next with Mrs. J. F. Jack
son, the President. Officers for the ensu-
ing year will be elected at that time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
Congregational Church Notes.

The Parish Supper VIII be held on
Thursday evening of this week, com
meAcing at Z o'clock; all who look up
on the Congregational church as their
church home, are cordially invited to
attend. The program will be in
charge Of the pastor.
Next Sunday morning, the third of
12 series of sermons on the general
tsF1c, The People" will be given; the
subject will be, "The Vision of the
Prodigals," and will deal with the
SINS of the people.
ChurAh school at aoon. In the
evening, commencing at o'clock,
there will be Sterespticap Lecture;
topic, Beyond the Rio Grande."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
Aou Manx Color tor a ssotion1

Not tong ago a traln started out Of
Grand Contra. in two sections. After
running q few miles the first section
lost time, and the second. running
ahead, was ordered 10 put up green
signals and run rs first section. AS this
train approached the next tower the
dispatcher asked the slgnalman II the
engineman had put up signals. The
slgnalman replied. 10y telephone, Yes,
ne just put up the green and blew. -
New York Central Magazine.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
why Nature Makes So Many Drones

Every beehive has hundreds of
drones, lazy fellows who stay at home
when the weather is chill or wet, eat
the food their .toiing sisters bring in,
and lead life of ease and luxury.
The time comes. however when the
queen bee is born, and goes about her
wicked work of singing to death all
her sister queens before they can
emerge from their cells. She takes
short flights. thereafter for several
days, and, at the end of a week is
ready for her bridal trip. She dashes
out in Overwhelming spirals, and after
her rush the .suitors, 20. 90, perhaps
1000 AS she is the strongest and
swiftest of all, it is but a following I'M
til she, weary of her trip or ready for
the climax of her existence, turns and
greets the first of the drones to reach
her side. He dies in her very embrace,
and she wings back to the hive where
she lays upward of half million eggs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
We are Satisfied
to Sacrifice
Seasons Profits to Clear Our Stocks Before Clothing Prices
Come Down Next Spring.

The wooden mills that have opened their lines to
manufacturers on fabrics for spring, show decline in
prices of approximately 20 to p pc. lower than the
prices for Fall That goes to show that clothing costs
will be lower next spring. Sooner or later the unSod
goods we have in stock will be worth less than when
they were bought. Sooner or later will have to
reduce all unSold lots TO their replacement worth We
are doing that now. While we have closed the eX-
ceedingly large discount sale shall continue to re-
duce the price all goods to as near Spring prices
as we can estimate Understand these reductions are
not on selected lots but involve Our entire stock
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
One Friend Didn't Bother Her.

Peggy used exceedingly bad English
and was continually being corrected
by her teacher, also her mother and
aunt One day after the usual "Set-
to" she heaved a sigh and, putting her
arms around her pet dog, said: "Oh
Spots, amt l glad you don't know
grammar!
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19

CARD OF THANKs-Throuah the col
umns of this paper we wish to express
our appreciation Of the thoughtfulness
and kindness OF the friends and neigh
bors who helped to make our bereave-
ment easier to bear. We wish TO espec-
ialv mention the many flowers which
brought their message OF sympathy.
GEORGE A. BRIDGE AND FAMILY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
+. A. 36-St. Adams 80

In the fastest game of the season, P. A.
administered defeat to the S.. Adams
Quintet on Friday evening at the local
gym. St Adams started in very fast, and
at the end of the first period, had a score
Of II to II. At the beginning of the sec
ond period, Robert Wiley, P. AS fast
man, got into the game. He made
five quick baskets, Lavarnway following
with two. At the end of this period the
teams were tied, with a score Of % to %.
This made it necessary to play an addition
al five minutes, when P. A. made four
baskets and st. Adams made one, thus
giving Peoples Academy the game. with
scnre of 2G To 30 The linD.nn.-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19
CHRISTIAN Science soeiet,.

The services Of this society are held
every Sunday forenoon a6 1915 in
the hail over E. w. Gates sSofe.
The subject fer next Sunday is
HPIuth.'
There is a Sunday school at the
close Of the morning service.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19

Scorers, Brown and Carrigan. Time
Two twenty-,ninute periods. Baskets
from the floor, Wiley II; Lavarnwav 5;
Lamb 6; Dobeney 4 and E. Willis 3, Free
throws, Lavarnway and Doheney 4.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19

Question Of Etiquette.
No, Roger, in bowling to the inevi-
table it is not necessary for one to
lift ones hat.-Boston Transcript.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-01-19

Referee, Parker; scorer, Stewart; timer,
Sulham.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
1NIMA DoMNIT!EI

Ziarele putlica duioasa che
mare a copilei de rege - Ileana
Domnita Romanici. Slovele feti-
tel ce All frumoasa ca zina poar-
ia numele eel mai scump din bas-
mele romanesti sunt pornite din
inima 81 menite sa sguduie suite 81
mil de mimi. In fruntea incunju-
rata de un SYMBOLIC cerc de aur,
gand a scanteiat mai stralucitor
cat eel mai stralucitor diamant,
81 razele acestui gand au pornit
sa lumineze sufletul celorlalti
copii. e un joe - zice micuta
atragand pc Gel mici ''sa Sc joace
de-a bunatatea' Cuvintele sunt
sublime caci adevarul din gura
copiilor intrece de multe ori mes
tesugita mtelepciune a filozofilor.
Cum a izvorIt in capsorul in
geresc dorul de a Sc juca Gu toti
copii tarii de-a bunatateaf Foarte
simplu, ochii eli intelegatori au
vazut munca tatalui, munca ane-
voioasa in 1naltimea ei, caci regii
de All nu mai sunt simple jucarii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18

Caendarul National al ziarulu America" pc anul 1922
in 2O8 pagni hare velna copea bogat iusrata in
mai mute culori.

Sumaru
Calendaristica Cronologia, Miscarea Cuturaa Roma
nllor din Americas Tecutu Mort poese de Profesoru
Feraru; Oamen in Rasboi sca de Andrei Popovici; Nu
uta poesie de Nicoae Iorga; Muzcanti de pc Bord
proza, de Leon Fera; In Calea Noroculu poeze de Nj
colae Iorga; Cum invia NORTH" scha de Iosif Scho
pull; "Ida,' de Carabus Dascaului meu inchinare de
Andre Popovic "Zna Vsurlor poesie, de Leon Feraru
Dn Vaurile Viee nuvela, de Carabus; 'Inchnare poe
sic, de Leon Feraru Tendnta spre omenire sanaoasa
sfauri medcale, de Dr. Waller Barbu 30 Judecaa 'scha
de Andre Popovic "Lupatoror," de Carabus; sNoapte
poezie, de Leon Feraru; Lupe navae in 5000 ami tradu
Ideea poeze de Leon Feraru; Lupta Tuber
cuose" de DR.. Traian Leucuta; Succesorul nuvela de
Dna Esaveta Bbescu, traducere Dm ale Noastre Cum
vorbesc Roman din America de Darac; Raporu Secreta
ruui Ununei de George Marhao Mama Mastera" nuvela
de Veterans mpresii della Lceul Mtar Manastrea Deau
de Preou Simeon Mhaltan; Cartatea bne plasata scha
de Anatoe France traducere de A. Popovc ode ale zei'
poesie de Darac Prm migrant al Canadei traducere;
See poae ata" nuvela de Carabus venimente mai III
semnae din anul trecut, 81 multe bucati scurte.
Fotografii:
& Presedntele Satelor Unite Warren g. Harding; D-na
Harding, sofia presedineui; Principle Carol al Romane
Prncpesa Elena Romaniei; d. Charles b Hughes Mnstru
ecrear de Stat al Staelor Unite D. James W. Weeks Mi
srul de Rasbou; D. James D. Davis Mnistru Munce D.
Edwin DENLY, Minstru Marnei; D. Andrew W. Mellon Mi
usrul de Fnante; D. Will H. Hays Mnsrul Postelor Tn
gup Generalu Parshing, d. Anton Bbescu, Mnistrul Ro
maniei Dna Bibescu sofia dsale prleul predare
Cupei Romano Societa Natonale de Tr din America;
manca din Sibu ntru admirable costum national din ju
deul Valca Noua Emblema Romanie Un grup principe
sele Romane Reggie Boris al Bugare D. Anton Bbescu
miar, Biografa d-sale Mai mue prupuri 81 fotogra
snguratice costume rationale din toate nutue roanes
Legata Romano della Washington preotu Simion Mhaean
mpreuna baet d-sae elev in Lceul Miltar Manasrea
Deau; Vederea Manatrei Dealu loan / G. Braanu dupa
un tabou din Muzeul Areor din Ceveland grupur ner
side membri al organizatiune noastre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
''Pentru rea|ipire Ia ungaria"

Guvernul maghiar uzeaza de toa-
te mijloacele ca sa ne discrediteze
In fata strainatatii. - Gu auto
rul intelectualilor maghiari din
Ardeal Sc proectau mari demon.
strait pentru realipirea Ardealu-
lui Ia Ungaria. - Copie dupa cir
culara trimisa de guvernul ma
ghiar din Budapesta, invatatori-
lor, preotilor 81 intelectualilor
maghia1i din Ardeal. - Membrii
comisiunilor aliate influential de
guvernu maghiar?
Serviciul sigurantei generate a
statului de sub conducerea d-lui
DR.. Eug. Bianu, este pc urmelc
unei waste organizatii pusa la ca
lie de guvernul din Budapesta.
Sc site ca conform tratatului
de pace, comisiuni aliate trcbue
sa supravegheze delimitarea from
tierei intre Romania 81 Ungaria
aceste comisiuni avand rolul de
arbitrii pentru chestiunile litigi
oase. Guvernul de La Budapesta
a gasit un nou camp de activitatt
pentruca Observation-Disclosures pc no
. sd mai ciunteasca cateva petece
din pamantul, ce l-au stapanit p.
nedrept atatea suite de ami 81 p,
care ar vrea sal recastige in ciu
da tuturor legilor naturalc >
omenesti.
Pentru a-si ajunge acest scop
guvernul maghiar nu cunoastt
cavalerism, nu esiste sa intre
buinteze orice mijloace, fie ell,
char nepermise.
Dupa cum am spus mai sus, gu
vernul maghiar a cautat sa II,
surprinda buna credinta 81 sa de;
impresia membrilor din comisi;
aliata ca populatia din Ardeal
nemultumita.
Pentru reusita acestei incer
carl s'a recurs la ajutorul inte
lectualilor maghiari din ArdeaI
cetateni romani, 81 in marea ma
joritate slujbasi al Statului re
man., pc urma caruia Isl castig
cele necesare existentei atat pen
| tru eli, cat 81 pentru familiile lol
J Printr'o circulara, pc care
ii reproducem mai jos, sc cere
sprijindul acestor intelectuali
organizarea de mari demonstrat
pentru statul ungar 81 contra ce
lui romanesc.
Nici un comentar n ar putea s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
Strict confidential.

MulC SJlmaLe D-le mVatdCOr!
In eel mai apropiat timp misiu-
nile Ententei vor vizita comunelc
de langa frontiera in scopul deli
mitarii definitive a frontierei.
Din partea noastra s'a ridicat
dorinta, ca toate tinuturile ma
ghiare sa Sc realipeasca tarii -
name. Ca urmare fireasca a acc
stei pretentiuni, ca comisiunile
trebuie sa la contact Gu popula-
tia din tinuturile de prezent ocu-
pate, de dorit, ca dispozitia po.
|pulatiei tot mai viu sd Sc mani
festeze pentru realipire la Statul
maghiar 81 dispozitia poporului
sd Sc pronuntc tot mai puternica
contra deslipirei.
Pentruca aparitia comisiunilor
Ententei, in lipsa orientarii prea-
lablle, sa nu te gaseasca neprega.
tit, foarte multi te rog domnule
invatator, Ibinevoeste a te pune il
contact Gu dl X. j. care, reco.
mandandu-i aceasta imprejurare
Totodata va fac atent sa comu
nicati aceasta veste 81 altor locui
tori maghiari din alte comune de
absolute incredere, ca acestia 81
alba modalitatea de prepare
demonstrate.
Lista oamenilor nostrii de in
credere am communicate deja bi
roului nostru central; daca misiu
nea Ententei Sc va presenta acolo
Gin Ardeal N. r. pc acesti domn
81 altfel ii va cerceta(?!?)
! In speranta ca D-vs. domnul'
Invatator veti indeplini aceast;
datorie patriotica dupa cea ma
buna D-vs. stiinta 81 capacitate
j Matheszalka, 20 Sept. 1921.
TIE imbratisez 81 iti exprin
/ adevarata stima
}, (ss).. ;. =. ;. :. ;.
Il Revisor scolar regesc.,
Draga 1uliu!
Roaga-l pc X. j. ca aceasta i'm
prejurare pc oricc Gale sd o &C
munice Oficiantului de hanca TT
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18

ranului nostru. Propagandisti po-
litici, liberali 81 averescani, au
ramas de nenumarate ori raciti Gu
totul cand au vazut Gu cata nepa-
sare sunt primiti 81 ascultati, sau
ca char nu Sc grabeste mime sal
asculte.
Este adevarat "a fost un mo-
ment cand in mijlocul mizeriilor
de dupa razboi, 81 traind in mira
jul ca find in Romania- mare nu-
mai decat trebue sa sc schimbe
toate lucrurile spre bine, parte
a taranimei noastre a dat ascul-
tare celor ce le fagaduiau, fara
nici un scrupul, ca niste adeva-
rati demagogi ce erau, marea Gu
sarea.
Oar meditatia taranului a We
nit indata, firea lui prevazatoare,
cuminte, bunul lui simt, la ara
tat in mai putin de un an ca a
gresit cand STA esit pc clipa
din atitudinea lui expectativa.
cercetatoare, 81 a dat crezamant
primului VENT.
De aceea All, 81 pentru foarte
multa vreme inca, poporul nostru
va fl refractor oricarei propagan
de politice noui; ell s'a intors CT
toata increderea, la vechiul steae
de lupta, despre care site, c;
pana acum Ia dus numai la IL
banda, pentru aceea adunaril'
partidului national sunt All prile
de adevarata serbatoare natio
nala pentru popor.
In fata invinuirilor ce MIS-
aduc 81 de care poporul are cunos
tinta, el ramane neclintit pc Ian
ga moi, aducandu-si aminte, c;
aceia, care ne hulesc, le-au facu
lor fagadueli, le-au dat lozinc
noui, pc care mime nu lea tinut
| A mutt realiza programul G.
care vii inaintea poporului, in
seamna att iscali Insult osand
de moarte. 'Cand taranul nostr
s'a convins, ca tot ce-ai spus a
| fost vorbe, ca toate insufletire
ia a fost foe de pale, a doua oar
lpoti ramanea acasa, nu te ms
cunoaste.
/ Zadarnic Sc revolta propagar
distii politici al altor partid
cand vad Cd taranii din Arde;
nu sc 1nsufletesc pentru.. RI
mania-Mare, adeca pentru PEI
soana dior 81 pentfu partidul sa
, persoana in numele carei fac DR.,
lpaganda!
II Zadarnic aduna un numar d
! intelectuali, de toate nationalit;
| tile, la Orase, care par fl gat
sa Sc insufleteasca pentru no'
lpartid?
u Taranul clatina ne increzat(
din cap, poate cal asculta chi;
in tacere dar insufletirea, avant1
luptei nu vine, nu sc arata.
il Da, un popor sceptic neam1
nostru de tarani. Trecutul lui {
suferinta Ia invatat sa site {
: nu-i tot aur ce luceste, ca pre-
putini s'au apropiat de el GU ga
! duri 'bune, folositoare lui 81 ne
: mului intreg.
Ell nu aluat demagogic in cal
vorba demagogica sd prinda, nj
nu-i un alintat de soarta, pentl
care lupta sa insemne 0 parad
Ell e un neam de mucenici 81 pc
tru el lupta e sfanta. ST nu
avanta in ca pana cand nu-i co
wins 81 nu simteSte ca poate real
"a Gu adevarat, un pas spre bin
fata de trecut.
(Din "Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
''NII1IL ADMIRARI''

Intr 'unul din articolele sale po-
litice, publicate in ziarul Tim
.pul" aproape GU patruzeci de ami
inainte, Mihail Eminescu spunea
ca una din calitatile fundamen-
tale ale poporului roman de bas-
tina bunul simt, 81 in politica,
bun STINT care Sc manifesteaza in
a nu Sc insufleti de orice inovatic
Use prezinta, pana cand el insusi
nu Sc CONVINCE ca inovatia nu re-
prezinta un plus in bine fata de
trecut.
Insufletirea repede, focul de
pae, care in cele mai multe ca
zuri calitatea elementelor de,
magogice, s'a isbit la poporul
nostru totdeauna de buna clasa
dc scepticism cuminte 81 prevaza-
tor, care S ar putea caracteriza
prin dictonul latin: 'iNihil ad-
mirari".
In acelasi articol marele nostru
scriitor arata ca daca in Romania
sc arata atata insufletire de pa
rada 81 atatia insi carl par cas-
gaia sa jertfeasca totul pentru o
idee noua, inainte de Fl studiata
81 patrunsa deplin, pentru aceasta
larma desarta ce Sc face i'll jurul
lucrurilor noui, nu-i de vina ele-
mentul romanesc de bastina, ci
elementele streine, de importatie,
care constituesc patura suprapusa
din Romania.
Mise pare ca aproape aceeasi
teorie pc care cuprins-o mai
tarziu 81 dl n. Iorga in cele doua
cuvinte: ''Secaturi entuziaste'
Credem ca acest "Nihil admi-
rari. al Romanului de bastina, =
o calitate intr 'adevar generala a
taranului nostru de pretutinde-
Inca - va aduce mari foloase nea-
mului nostru 81 in luptele politice
Iviitoare. Departe de-a 1nsemna a.
'ceasta calitate intepenirea Chi
neza in formele vechi, scepticis-
mul poporului nostru in fata moi
lor lozinci 81 curente politice n a
Insemnat altceva decat o cuminte
inradacinare in trecut, in tradi-
tie, 81 nu pentru a nu Sc miSca
de-aici, ci pentru face Gu chib-
zuiala orice pas nou, stiind bine,
dintr'o grozava experienta a tre-
cutului, ca nu-i tot aur ce luceste
Aceeasi calitate face - in deo-
sebire fata de usorul foe de pae,
de exploziile momentane de insu.
fletire, ca poporul nostru sd fie
nespus de tenace intro lupta, in
realizarea unui program polite
despre a carui realitate sa'natoasa
81 folositoare s'a putut CONVINCE
| Oameni carl cunosc prea putin
acest popor, fie ca sunt de-o prea
|proaspata origina romaneasca
fie ca si-au facut educatia numai
la straini 81 n'au avut un contact
mai viu Gu poporul, raman 81 All
aproape scandalizati cand vad
fprea putina fnsufletire poporu-
lui postru cand vorba de a pri.
cepe atatea lozinci noui politice,
pc care acesti ''insufletiti" Ii lie
vestesc, chemandu-i pc drumuri
nOui.
Propaganda pc care partidele
politice din vechiul Regat le-au
facut, de pilda, in Ardeal 81 Ba-
nat, la trei AMI dupa unire, a dat
'un complet fiasco, izbindu-se toe
mai de acest ''Nihil admirariss ),
dc acest scepticism cuminte 81 ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-18
ca Gel din basme. A inteles la fel

ca cei din basme. A inteles la fel /
cum din florile crinului sau din
suferintele celor de jos.
Frumoasa eli mama zugravea o
pilda sufleteasca sau strangea ne.
obosita puterile alintarilor. 81 jo-l
cul copilei cautat sa fie viata.
E trecuta pana 81 pentru copii
vremea basmelor. Principesa nu
are papusile de carpa sau de por-
telan, pc care sa lie indrageasca,
Gu care sa Sc joace; sufletul Ell a
Inflorit ager 81 sprinten ca prima
saritura a puiului de caprioara, 81
primul Ell gest o arata in livada
Inflorita faptelor crestinesti.
Principesa nu O trait o viata de
bazm asa cum suntem obicinuiti
a crede ca 0 au copiii de neam,
dimpotriva ca a cunOscut ras-
tristile razboiului in albastrul ce-
rului, nu a stiut smei 81 balauri,
pcntru ca nu varcOlacii rod in
nopti intunecoase caiasa de aur a
lunci.
| Ea cunoscut razboiul ca toti
copii de All, ba mai multi.
| Pc ceruri inegrite de fun 81 pc
apusuri sangerate deasupra from
tului, vazut stoluri lungi de
ciori, pc care stia unde Sc due. A
vazut fasia de lumina Gu care
proiectoare taiau bezna. A ascul-
tat tacanitul mitralierelor 81 ace1
vaJait uscat, GU care pasarile
NORTH - aeroplancle duSmane =
treceau picurind in explozii ouale
de otel umplute Gu diGamita 81
otrava.
| De aceea primul gand Gu care
copila sc adreseaza poporului este
l impotriva unui nou razboiu, Co
PHI trebue sa Sc joace de-a ''cru
4 cea rosie". Copiii trebuie i'll jocu
.or sd simta placerea de curms
a suferintele.
All zece lei deaf nostri abb;
fac cat aceeasi moneda elve
d tiana, dar char Gu paguba acea
d sta valutara pc care un copil ca
y de intelept nu are dreptul sd I
inteleaga, banul din mana tutu
ror copiilor trebue strins pentr1
10 aceeasi Cruce Rosie, care ingri
Il jeste de toti ranitii adevarati
y Caci Domnita site ca sunt $
raniti adevarati care scrasnesc 5
" gem, care nu pot zimbi, nici nj
Sc cocoseaza in compliment
curtenitoare, ci Sc zgarcesc i
g chinuri, put 81 roiesc paduchi s
I lacrameaza in suferinte sufle
ID testi, nestiind atunci cat cast
+" gat tara de pc jertfa lor, nici ca
vor putea avea pane copiii d
n acasa din ajutoarele 81 legile ;
II subscrierile marinimoase. ~
IL Domnita lie site toate astea !
inimioara eli de aur nu vrea i
IL Romania intregita acele suferint
lie ce pot fl inlaturate prin grij
"a char daca devin imperioase il
"a tr'un razboi de aparare. 81 iata d
4 ce dorim ca gandul copilei sd tr.
a. zeasca tot atata rasunet, cat
proclamatie purtand pecetie
hcretelor.
:; Dupa cum baietii au gasit
: tineretea printului Carol acel il
: denim spre voiniceasca cercetasi
de pc urma Garcia multi din tin,
: Ri sublocotenenti au avut podo;
belle bravurei, tot astfel indemnl
domnitei copiilor samanta un,
alese invataturi sufletesti.
81 iata cum Regele 81 Regin
find pentru eel mari, cei mici i
au 81 eli indrumatorii lor prin cal
sa creased spre viitoare mareti
mcheind aceste rinduri pc cal
lie poate intelege orice mama, o.