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customers courteously, and saved his
profits and built up trade which en-
abled him to enlarge his shop, hire
assistants, and gradually increase his
output until he now has an immense
establishment giving employment to
thousands of workmen and supplying
shoes to all sections of the United
States.
That establishment is typical of
thousands of others, great and small.
In such a business as that, who owns
or should own the concern-the work.
men at the benches or the man who
gradually built up the industry by in
itiative, ability, thrift and integrity?
The answer is clear. There were un-
doubtedly ten thousand other shoe
makers apprentices who had exactly
the same opportunity as this man.
Some of them had equal integrity but
lacked the skill. Some had both inte-
gritty and craftsmanship but lacked
the business sagacity necessary to
build and manage large and compile
Gated enterprise. Some of them may
have had the skill and organizing
ability but lacked thrift, and never
could save enough to enlarge their
business. Others had ability, and thrift !
but yielded to the temptation to make |
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
PARLOR BOLSHEVISTS
ARE ANSWERED

The bolshevistic theory that the
workers own or ought to own the bus
mess is readily seen to be fallacious
on careful analysis, and yet there are
lot of honest-minded men who are
misled by the sophistry of dishonest
minded but crafty agitators. Parlor
bolshevists have made far too many
converts to their communistic teach
ings. Posing as the friends of the
workers, these non-producing breed
ers of discomfort would prove to be
the worst enemies of all workers, if
their teachings gained general accep-
tance.
Application of vague theories to
concrete cases will soon test their
soundness. For example, one of the
largest shoe manufacturers in the
United States-perhaps the one best
known to the public-began his ca
reer pegging shoes for wages in a
small shop. He saved his earnings
and started a one-man shop of his
own. He worked early and late, made
good shoes, paid his bills, treated his
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to sell at profit to users on this side
of the line as well as at home.
There are in the east almost no pro-
ducer-owned cold storage plants, produc-
ers depending upon corporation owned
plants. in the larger centers of popula-
tion, very greatly to their loss of profit,
in many cases. A cold storage plant
could serve a radius of twenty-fiv miles,
issuing negotiable storage receipts to
producers, the receipt having a face value
of IS per cent of the current price on
graded eggs, the producers receiving the
seasonal advance when eggs are sold
plus the difference between Is per cent
and cost of storage up to the time of sell
ling. Associations to maintain price and
to keep up the volume of business requir-
ed to operate storage plant must be
formed, money to cover at least 25 per
cent of building cost must be raised; the
other rs per cent is usually borrowed
from local banks, except in the case of
Canadian storage projects, the govern
ment financing up to as high as 60 per
tween members to keep up the standard
of all products and to improve methods
of production.
Gambling can be handled by the indi-
vidual producer or by the storage man
agement, and stale eggs to be priced ac-
cordingly and the producer penalized
with money fines.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
MOug Stops Several Pen Though Laying Increases and Several d
viduas Run Good Scores

of inactivity is an indication that failure
to begin laying may be due to a low
stamina as well as immaturity. Virility
was evidently lacking in at least one pre-
ceding generation in such cases as show
inability to lay until after January 1, es-
pecially when birds were selected to be-
gin laying November 1 to 10 preceding.
In general it is not a matter of knowl-
edge that stamina must be built to be-
fore birds can be bred for egg produc-
tion reaching around 200 eggs in the pull
let year; with stamina fixed maturity
can be fixed, but the latter is dependent
upon the former With the two factors
above firmly established then selective
breeding for desirable characteristics can
be accomplished. Herein the trapnest
plays the more important part-a full
and complete history of each chosen in
dividual is had and then intelligent
handling of breeders naturally will fol-
low. If the care and time necessary to
find out the things that go to make a
flock of heavy layers cannot be devoted
to enough individual birds to make a
success, poultry keeping is like any bus
mess or profession, a failure.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
by F. v. L. TURNER
Secretary Laying Competition

Noting, of such serious proportions
that final scores of several pens will be
vitality affected, was registered extern
sively in the fourth week of the eleventh
Philadelphia North American Interna-
tional Egg-Laying Competition at Mil
ford, Del. Fifteen birds, all pullets were
reported in molt for the fourth week, in
addition to the four members of the hen
pen number 1. Possibly more birds will
be registered as molters later-several
birds have ceased activity and in all
probability this cessation means a molt
in the next two weeks and a further re-
duction in the total output of the compe-
tition, aside from the decreases in pen
scores which will result.
AS whole the current week ran above
any preceding week in seven-day yield,
the total reaching 742 eggs.
For the four weeks leading pen, num-
ber 2S, has a total of 73 eggs. Second
place is held by pens 80 and 6S, each
scoring 6S eggs. Third place goes to Eng
land, pen n scoring 67 eggs. Pen 80 laid
23 eggs in the week, higset pen output;
three pens, 25, So and n each laid 20
eggs
Individually scores are very good for
the four weeks-bird 1 in pen 25 has
laid 23 eggs in % days; bird 8 in pen 2S
has scored % eggs and bird 2 in pen 80
has total of 81 eggs. Three birds laid
scores of seven eggs each in the week
and thirteen birds laid six eggs each.
Greater activity is displayed by the
lighter-weighted birds-the heavier birds
have not started on their winter grind
and probably another week or two will
be required to enable them to settle into
their natural stride, except those birds
that are immature and which may not
lay until midwinter.
Most of the pens show signs of having
all birds in laying condition by the first
of the year. Two months lost by two
or three members of a pen means a
heavy handicap in finals and two months
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ther could any organization of work
ers hire manager who would do for
them what a manager did for him
self under the inspiration of desire
for reward and pride of accomplish
ment. Such an establishment, turn
ed over to an organization of workers
nperfect operating condition, would
be ruined withon one-tenth of the
time it took to build it up.
In view of these considerations,
there is no room for doubt as to who
owns or ought to own a business
built up by any individuals ability,
initiative, thrift and integrity.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
SCOTT'S STORE

Mr.. Scott has sold his store here
and is now working at Bridgeville.
While going to Bridgeville last week
the auto of Philip Wright turned over
and he was badly injured.
The prize holly wreath wrapper in
this vicinity is Mrs. Emma Lowe, who
has made one thousand in less than
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lowe and
daughter, Catherine, enjoyed turkey
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stuart last Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
COMMUNITY STORAGE
KEEPS BoBBINo UP

Vineland, N. J., has organized a local
refrigeration and storage company, the
egg and dressed poultry trade evidently
warranting such an institution.
Long since Canada filled it's egg, poul-
try, butter, cheese and meat producing
centers with refrigerating plants to care
for these commodities, to insure to the
producer an even price for his products
throughout the year and to enable him
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
NOTES

Just why freight rates on empty egg
cases are so inequitable and arbitrarily
fixed, regardless of distance. is beyond
the average mind. When it costs as
much to ship empty egg cases S4 miles
as it does 200 miles it is time to SO
adjust matters that each shipper llas
an equal chance.
Express companies charge by weight
and distance, the and accented. To
make a zone or state rate on the re-
turn of the empty packages is out of all
reason, prevents honest competition and
increases the cost to the consumer.
Railroad companies that arbitrarily
fix rates on empty egg cases regard
less Of distance are practicing methods
which harm the nearby purchasers or
this commodity and favor those dis
tanceS away.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
Comparative Yield by Years

Yields
to The Philadelphia
Competitions
Years I'd
Totals 24H
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Petherbridge, in the Item, has the fol-
lowing to say about a new publicity
move:
But if we cannot expect the old A. P.
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BABY CHICK ASSOCIATION
OUT FOR BIG CAMPAIGN
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,,|ncrederea IpIoIlIp||o|Tuui' } IlI|||
. Completa deruta a d-lui
Averescu in Ardeal.

ID general Averescu declarat
GU multa seninatate in ultima sa
manifestatie politica din Ardeal,
ca nu are nici un mOtiv sa Sc re-
traga: define increderea Coroanei
81 sc bucura de increderea mase-
lor, a poporului al carui tata,
bine stiut, este: Peste incredcrea
ce 10 acorda majoritatile parla-
mentare putut trece usOr: IN
adevar. aceste majoritati nu vor
pune nici odata bette in roatele
carului guvernului. pc carui ce-
glau sta Gu biciul III mana nu dl
Averescu eli Ill Argetoianu.
Dl general S "a laudat cu incre-
derea Suveranului 81 totusi ho-
TART amanarea incoronarii. E
lucru stiut de tara intreaga Cd dl
Averescu fixase definitiv, pentru
Septembrie, incoronarea de la
Alba-Iulia. Comisia monumente-
lOr in cladire, inginerii, Gu un
cuvint toi factorii raspunzatori,
! 'au asigurat pc presidential Con-
|siliului cd lucrarile vor fl termi-
nate pentru data fixata. 81 totusi,
la intoarcerea sa in tara, dl Ave
rescu S "a grabit sd declare la
ba1ulia, 81 pc urma sd hota-
rasca in Consiliul de ministri a.
manarea incoronarii.
a parasit una din marble ambi-
tn ale batranetei sale, scena de-a
aslsta d-sa ca prim- -ministru la
incoronare, pumai -pentru a in
cerca sa-si prelungeasca ramane-
rea la putere.
Dupa declaratia facuta de sefii
partidelor din nouile provincii ca
nu vor asista la incoronare in
cazul cand va prezida-o guvernul
tuturor liberalization 81 ilegalita
ti;or, Ill Averescu cerca fntai sl
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coNvocARE

Societatea Romano dc Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Albinass din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca adunarea
Generala lunara pc ziua de 8 Oct.
a. c. la orele 80 p. m.
Avand in vedere ca pc langa
darile~ de seama pc luna Sept.
a. c. atat 81 verificare Proceselor
Verbalc din trecut vom avea
puncte intefesante spre discutie
pentlWcare he. intereseaza pc toti
pentru bunul mers acestei Socie-
tati. Deci fratii functionari sunt
lugati a nu' lipsi de la aceasta
adunare, atat 81 membrii in spe-
|cial. Cetindu-se lista functionari-
lor 81 membrilor acei abscn.i
Tara scuze sc vor pedepsi, atat 81
|scuzele nemotivate nu sc vor lua
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|nu s'au mai tinut, in schirnb a
avut loc adunare in cetatea
d-lui Groza;- la Deva. Dupa ra
portul nepartinirilor al Liberia
tii'' au asistat trei suite de oa
meni.
La Alba-Iulia noul prefect, IT,
nerelul Vancea, ma luat raspun.
derea unci intruniri reusite dc
aceea s'a contramandat tinerea
adunarii.
1ata deci La ce Sc reduce marea
manifestare de Incredere mase-
Ion, pepulare de la moi in dl ge-
neral Averescu.
ST char aceia carl au VENT,
adjust de autoritati, nu lmpotriva
lor, cum. se,, faceau odata la moi
|adunarileupolitice, au VENT eel
mai multi nu sa-si arete increde-
rea eli sa Sc planga primului mi
nistru de nacazurile create toe
mai de regimul averescan.
Stunt simtomatice in aceasta
privinta Quvintele d-lui Groza, dc
la Buzias, i'll vorbirea catre Ia
rani: ''Sa lase plangerile 81 sa
Sc bucure de unire! (Dl Groza
site ce inseamna unirea de care
trebue sa te bucuri. D-sa, advocat
i'll Deva, strain de luptele noastre
politice de sub unguri, s'a trezit
dedata ministru, dupa unire.
La Buzias, un taran a tinut sd
replice cuvintarilor averescane
aratand mizcria in care sc zbatt
|populatia satelor. lar la Deva
nn alt taran, reuSit sd 1ncurce
binisor pc dl Mihali care Isl luass
sarcina sa arate pentru &C s'au
ieftenit vitele.
! 1ata, III linii mari, la &C Sc re.
yuma increderea poporului de Ii
moi in dl Averescu .si partidu
poporului.
(Din ''Patria
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DARE DE sEA1GA 81
MULTUluTA PUBLICA,

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''FaMicul Zarand Ro
man. din Clearing, Ill. Avanl
petrecere GU dams in seara zilei
de lS Septembrie a. c. la care a
ducem sincerile noastre multd
miri tuturor care au luat parte la
aceasta petrecere tot Odata null
tamim domnului presedinte aran-
jator pentru munca depusa 81 do
rind ploapoma care sau pus ia
loterie 81 au adus un VENT de
100 dollari pentru care ii mu!-
tumim asemenea 81 fratelui men,
bru George Trifa care au donat
flori i'll valoare de $3.50 81 care
au adus un VENT de $3.50; tot
odata multumim 81 doamnei Ma
RE George Oancea, care au donat
panea 81 alte mizeluri in folosul
Societatii asemenea multumim 81
Damelor Marie C. Lup 81 Ana
Toma pentru ca s'au ostenit Gu
vindcrea tichetilor pentru loterie
in folosul Societatii asemenea
multumim dior George Lup ii
losif Lup 81 Marie G. Lup pentru
cantece 81 vorbirile frumoase,
care au fost aplaudati in mai
/ multe rinduri de onoratul public
totodata multumim fratilor men,
bri George Trifa 81 loan Marcus
pentru serviciu care ne-au facut
Gu vinderea beuturilor 81 mizelu-
rllor. Asemenea multumim 81 ma
rinimosilor domni 81 Dame, care
au contribute GU suprasolviri
dupa cum urmeaza:
loan Bugnariu, prcsedintele So
cietatii $500; loan Toma 81 sofia
$500; George Toma $500; Louis
Trifa $500; Nicolae Marcu $1.OO;
Gligor Dumitru $500; Marie G..
Oncea $l.O0; George Lup $1.OO;
Marie Gingo $1.OO; George Iancu
$500; loan Shestocks $500; To-
dor Marcus $l.OO; George Trifa ,
$500; Simion Tona $1.OO;
nitrate in total de la aceasta
petrecere au fost
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81 eli ca 81 moi, de pc urma acestor
tovarasi GU sufletul de tradatori ;
dar suferintele noastre sunt nea-
semuit mai mari, mai dureroase,
caci pc fiece ri incepem sa vedem,
moi singuri, cum Mise apropie
pieirea, fara q avea nici posibi-
litate de stavilirea ei. Gel de Ian
ga moi, ne lasa Gu caruta n drum,
ne lasa pc mainile dusmanilor !;
cei de denarte M ne pot da, pen
tru M saent nici M ajutpr.
CuSebhl plecat, GU lufletul in
greunat 81 amarft, scrasnind din
dinti 9etrs1g&nd din pumni, de
necaz M 1urere, asa mergea
fnapoi armata romana, cand q
PRINT ordmpL de Sc retrage pc
malul stang ii 6iretului, odata Gu
instiintarea ca ofensiva nu va mai
avea loc.
] Sc opreau din drum 81 isi mai
aruncau ochii, inca odata, INSPIRE
pozitiile &c le pardseau, in spre
frontul pc care II Fl trebuit 81
lupte sisa invinea q INSPIRE zarea
lndepartata &c u enintea de tara
!. L.. .:ls ese n. N, ~ ] ai,a III los.
ramasi di'asdl pripN ii IA
durere. 81 aitas iiglt ~ Il a jurail
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lupta Defensive, mai fioros chia.
ca in ofensiva; lar puhoiul dus-
man, va1urile nesuferite inamicc,
Sc vor sfarima ca de stanca, de-
|pieptul tare 81 paros al taranuIHi
|soldat de la gurile Dunarii. III
In acest timp, pc frontul r6-
|sesc din Galitia All avut loc mafi
evenimente. Curind dupa ofensivs
victOrioasa din nord=vestul Bu.
covinei, au luat 81 Germanii o pu.
ternica ofensiva la nord de Tar
nopol. FL obtin de IA fnceput sue.
cese si rupand frontul rusesc, ca-
re fuge in debandada, fnainteasa
mereu in spre flancul 81 spatele
liniilor rusesti. Sub impresia ii
amenintarea acestui puternic
tao, ca 81 sub influenza pacifistk
lor propagatori al primei disolu-
'tiuni, toate fortele rusesti din
Gaaitia 81 din BucOvila incep 4.
tragerea, care Sc transforma Ia
fuga dezordonata, mai tqtdeauna
nemotiyata, ii carinsd a;june Il
frontiera Moldovei.
fva 4ltnas.
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EPOPEEA ROMANO
RaZb0iul N0stru Pentru
lntregirea Nealnului
AUGUST 1916-ApRILIE 1s18)
De GENERALUL G. CxVxNESCUL.

'manesc sa opreasca orice ofensiva
81 pentru trupele sale. Armata II
romano, care Sc gasea tocmai
culegerea victoriei, nu a fost
prita pentru un moment in, M =
sui sau victories, ci i-s'a indie1
numai sa-si rectifice frontul 81 sd
ocupe cele mai bune pozitii, pen
tru rezista unor atacuri even
tuale inimice. Armata |, insa, a
primit ordinul de a inceta prepa-
rarea de artilerie 81 opri oricc
ofensiva.
Mel nu Sc putea o lovitura mai
mare data Romanilor, prin acea-
sta botarire ruseasca 81 samavol-
Mica, lovitura data atat in spe-
!..snteaer II: aspfa1 1innile neamu-
lui, eat II ii amorsh propriu, in
xiemnitatea Il N snfletul arlnatsi
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CAVRIL PRECUP
1865-1921.

Nalurile razboiului. potolite in
aparenta. urmeaza sa-si secere
victimele. Unul dupa altul Sc ros
togolesc. inainte de vreme, atatia
oameni, caror moarte inseamna
adanc simtitd pierdere. Nu nu
mai eel asvirliti direct i'm valtoa.
rea razboiului si-au achitat tri-
'hutul lor pc marele altar al sufe-
rintii.
Gel ramasi la satele parasite 81
orasele pustii, au fost Infundati
prin toate puscariile. 81 tiriti prin
toate exilurile 81 internarile 81
pc urma, cand sa potolit cea
dintaiu furie valurnor turburi
cand lumea Isl pierdu-sc capul. 81
ru alerga decat dupa capatuieli
fara munca. 81 dupa imbOgatire
perfas eft nefaS = mai ales per
nefas = inceput sa Sc mareasca,
din ce in ce mai mutt. tabara sea-
'Zuta a muncitorilor intelectuali.
earl mai credeau inca i'm sfinte.
MIA datoriei 81 muncei.
Eli 'au retras in biroul lor; an
luat condeiul in mana 81 all mum
cit GU o energic &c trecea peste
puterlle lor la marea opera de
prefaccre. care nu Sc poate rea-
liza cu fraZe.
Gavril Precup fost printre
acesti muncitori idealisti, earl
asemeni gardei eelebre, stu sd
moara dar nu stu sd capitulczc
Nascut la 1865 in Piatra. odras.
ID de granicer, urmeaza liceul la
Nasaud. universitatea la Buda.
pesta fteologia) 81 Cluj (literc
intrand in serviciul liceului din
Blaj la 1892, unde ramane panl
la inceputul anului 1919, cand
trece ca director general al scoa-
Ielor secundare la Sibiu. pc urma
la Cluj.
Caracter deschis. de un entu-
ziasm 81 de 0 energie rara, vieata
lui a fost o propaganda continual,
81 pilda vie pentru cele cateva
mil 81 mil de elevi. earl au avut
prilejul sd asculte cuvintul lui
indrumator de la catedra.
SurplusuI lui de energie imbra-
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lUr,.sers7

In dupa pranzul zilei de II Iu-
lie s'a PRINT, fnsa, un ordin de
la marele commandment roman,
care suna cam asa: ''Guvernul
rusesc, pentru 0 serie intreaga de
consideratii, opreste orice ofen-
silva pc fntregul front oriental
Prin urmare 81 pc frontul roma
nesc era oprita orice ofcnsiva
pentru arInatele rusesti. ORR, cum
ofensiva noastrs proectata, tre-
buia sd Sc faca III legatura Gu
tralpele ruseyti, carl Va aeopere
fIanclri1e af1ilafei romano, sau,
eel putin numai, 81 nu piece de
a. fspat, sissum lla ~ aves asisii.
M aeeseta signrsnt nexoit
4 z.st mdrsle commandment ro-
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lor, fara intelege multe din celc
ce Sc faceau, dar Sc uitau spre
aOcurile unde erau RuSii, sc uitau
crunt, Gu ochii fntunecati, Gu su-
fletul amafit 81 inrait, lar privi-
rea lor intepatoare, lasa sd sc
vada ca incepe sd fnteleaga ceva
81 ca in sufletul lor incepe sd in
colteasca un dor adanc de razbu-
mare. Numai un semn aSteptau !
- Mergeau asa, tarapdu-si pi-
cioarele, tarandusae pc fi
Gu cateva ceasul inainte, an
puteau fl tinuti Ar santurile az
asteptare, ei carif tetea{ ziua de
13 ca pc ziua ~ tei heaxaui,
ei carl steteau ing 6emuiti in fun.
dul santurilor stransi gramsda
81 chitic, pentru 4 putea sari din.
tr'o data in .gatul dusmanului din
fata, ea um leu in g6tul pradei
sale. Cate visuri!, cate plsnuri! /!
ST toate dintr'o data sunt dsr5-
mate, spulberate. 81 ei asta M,
puteau 1ntelege bine, cum altii
streini pot comanda Il moi in
tara, cum altii streini de- neam
pot oriadui yista u feRsels y \ !,
sire Ei voiau ~ lnpts pentru.
tara pentrn neam sis pentru tEqs.,
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81 al tuturor Romanilor. Toate vi
surile ce le cladisem Gu totii pc
actiunea ofensiva a armatei noa-
sire, Sc vad deodata risipite
toate planurile croite sunt dari-
mate.
Pentru a treia CARA, de la ince-
putul razboiului nostrA, am fost
nevoiti sa constatam, Gu durere
ca ajutorll ce trebuia sal avem
cat mai efictiv, de la prietenii a.
: niati 81 puternici, era departe
] ii aceia ce trebuia sd fie. Ba
"a potriva!
rmata romano a PRINT Gu dus
X IN ssflet, dar 81 Gu resem-
nale, ordihul de q nu mai con-
tinua lnpta:
Totusi s'au vazut multi ofiteri
81 trupe, earl muscandu-si buzeie
de necaz, Isl tineau Gu greu lacra-
mile in ochi, dintre ;aceia carl nj
au putut sa-si ascunda mai nult
durel.ea. Armata intreaga sufe-
rea, tara intreaga suferea ii pri-
yea, Gu ingrijorare, in juru-i.
Dnde sunt prietenii, 4ovarasii,
carl strebuiau y NJ sjute il mo.
meptele grele- prin earl treeem1
Cei adeyarati snut departe; snfar
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lisa toate manifestarile vietii pu-
blice 81 culturale, incepand Gu
organizarea Reuniunei de mese-
riasi din Blaj, pana la nenuma-
ratele conferinte 81 vorbiri, ce lea
rostit cu prilejul adunarilor AS
trei'', prelegerilor populare. 81
a actiunilor politice mai mar
cante.
Intrat in ministerul instructiu-
nei. avand ocazie sa inteleaga lip
surile uriase ce trebuesc SOlutio-
nate, desi trecut peste pragul
anului al 50-lea 81 suferind de @
veche iboala sa asternut pc nun
ca, Gu o energie fara seaman. care
ar fl surmenat in curind. 81 un
organism de fier.
IL vedeai staruind. pana i'm eli
pele din urma, asupra actelor ce
Sc ingramadeau. ca o revarsare
de ape mari condeiul ii tre-
mura in mana, 81 deslusiai par cl
cum Ingerul NORTH Sc strecoara
dibuind. sal incumune frlntea,
81 Sal ia condeiul din mana
obosita..
A fost de un nationalism man
dru nelnfrant,
In primavara anului 1917, la
groapa regretatului Maestru Ia.
cob Muresianu. in vreme cand
urgia sovinismului unguresc sc
pregatea sd ne dea lovitura &,
Cratic, el avut prile.jul sa ros-
teasca vibrind de revolta ce nu ST
mai putea inabusi, vorbire sgll.
duitoare. Analizand opera muzi
Gala Maestrului ce Sc .cobora III
groapa. sa oprit la statornicia IN
credinta vechiului boer 81 domn
crestin Constantm Brancoveanu
81 un flor puternic ne-a sgu.
duit din melancolia noastra. cand
si-a incheiat vorbirea. Gu refrenuI
ce iua atrnci proportii de un ira
gic 81 inaltator SYMBOLISM:
Faca Dumnezeu GEO vrea;
Nu ma las de leeea mea!
Fara sd ii lasat in urma-i operi
literare sau de malta valoare
stiintifica, Gavril Precup est,
una dintrc cele mai luminoase fl
9uri a dascalilor ardeleni. lstorio
graful, care va reconstrui vieata
culturala a Ardealului in celt
trei decent din urma m va pu
tea trece peste munca lui care s a
lmprastiat ca ploaie binefaca
coare peste ogOrul vietii noastrt
iculturale, char in zilele cele ma
grele, cand rafuiala definitiv5
batea la geam.
lar MOI earl am avut nOrocul sd
muncim alaturi de el aproap,
doua decent: earl am avut prile
Jul sd cunoastem de aproape ca.