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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
BEAUTY CHATS
Answers to Letters.
By EDNA KENT FORBES.

l Answers to beCtcrS.
 | Miss Blond Do not pluck the eye | brows if they are inclined to swell l Usually this is a harmless, rather unnecessary method of achieving the present fashionable narrow eyebrow If your brows are really too thick for beauty and plucking the hairs causes swelling, you can learn to clip | the hairs off close to the surface of the skin and thus achieve the same effect.
 excellent flesh builder. but I would never advise it as a facial massage, | because the complexion is usually very delicate and cocoa butter is too used on the neck. If you wish a flesh building cold cream to use as a nlassag ge for wrinkles, send me a letter, with self-ad dressed stamped envelope enclosed and I will very gladly mail you one.
 I. Mt frequently happens that l children with rather light hair grow up with the hair several shades dark any artificial methods of bleaching the hair. except such harmless methods as 1 frequent sun baths. You can, Of course, add the juice of half lemon water when you shampoo. or you can add a couple of tablespoons of perox- idle. Either way will make the hair a shade lighter. But do not try to 1 make your hair blond. Undoubtedly the present color of your hair Is much more becoming.
 II Harriet Jane:-Thank you for your
 letter warning very young girls about too strict dieting, and reducing | themselves to a state of aenemia, in their attempts to acquire a very slim figure. I never advise reduction be- | low the normal standard Of We1ght which is, as you know. the health one. Your case was very unusual I have only come across a Jew like 1t. with every letter that I send out about reduction, I send weight chart, so the reader can tell what she should weight I am sorry to say is to persuade young girls to diet down to normal weight Ice cream, | candy and rich cake are 50 appealing | to that period of youth!
 what you mean by the dark ring aroung the mouth. If you mean the growth of dark fuzz over the upper oHide etpi as a I bleach. if 1t is anything else why not ask your family phy- sician about it?
 I thank you:-There are a great many things that can be done for an ugly nose, but what should be done depends upon the formation of the nose itself. If it is ugly to the cialist can help you. By proper methods of cleansing the skin, you can keep the nose better Hooking than l if you allow blacllheads and coarse | pores.
 What you should weigh depends on your height well as your age. A girl IT years of age, feet 4 inches | tall (which is an average helght) should weigh about 123 lbs.
 | A c1easning cream containing veg etaib1e oil will not grow hairs on the face unless there is a decided ten | dency toward this
 Tornorrow-The Extra Eenna
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
PLAZA,

The popularity of Dorothy Dalton as a screen star of first magnitude was attested yesterday at the Plaza thea- ter where she opened in her latest Paramount feature. Half an Hour, ' from Sir James M. Barrie's famous play Year after year she had lived for others, while the deep wild waters of the love-yearnfng piled up and up against her narrow life. One day the hood-gates broke. And all>the barren years were swept away in half an hour. Thirty minutes of a woman's S life and crowded with more thrills and adventure than most of us meet all our lives. Dorothy Dalton outdoes herself in this superb feature and Sir James M. Barrie deserves a good part of the honor, too. The new vaude- vile show contained a bill of hits. Kincaid Kilties, company of twelve people with what is recognized as the best Scotch singing and dancing act in vaudeville, headed the program. There is a little boy in the act who deserved more than passing mention for he is a sure conner if there ever was on. Kitner and Reaney in ''An Ocean Episode" present comedy singing act that required an encore and even then tfre audience was not pacified. Jackey, the almost human parrot, was a. novel revelation
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

ing his eight years service as chief executive. The gift is to be present ed to the governor general just prior to his departure for the United States on March 27.
 The plate is to be made of pure Philippine Island gold and is to cost approximately $3,O00. The Filipino flag will be inscribed on the plate, as we'll as the panels of the senators making the gift and a. brief testimony of the regard in which the retiring
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
Listen, World!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

lever have Squeaky Rocking Chair? Looks fine in the parlor, feels fine. too. when you sit in it. Com fortable and accommodating as any chair you ever saw. But when it begins to get into action-Squeak- sq-e-a-k-SQUEAK! lou don't mo- tice it much at first but pretty soon it begins to feel as if your ear was sitting on a tack. Squeak 7 SQUEAK! You rise from that chair you survey it with murder in your eye-and you ponder.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
GIFT FOR GOVERNOR
 GENERAL

Manila, P. LA plate of gold is to be presented to Francis Burton Har- rison, governor general of the Phil ippine Islands, by members of the Philippine Senate, as an appreciation of the cordial relations which have the legislature and the governor dur
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

CHICAGO-Benny Kauf is on his
 way to rejoin the Giant squad in San
 Antonio after a conference with Judge Landis regarding the recent charges of throwing games aired by Heine Zimmerman, former Giant third base man.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Amherst.-The appointment of William F'. Marsh as assistant track coach at Amherst College was an nounced today. He was formerly coach at Ames College and at Bow 6cin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Walter Rabbit"
 acquired by the l League Baseball left last night for training camp at
 hIaranville re- in good condition, pounds over his he said that his
 automobile acci-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
MEANWHILE OFF
 TO JOIN PIRATES

Pittsburgh, Pa Maranville, recently Pittcsburgh Nationa club from Boston, the Pirate spring West Baden, Ind. ported that he was being only three
 playing weight, and arm, injured in an
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
Shampoo.

All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care Of the "Beauty Chats" department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires coniderabIe time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and Self-addresSed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

After Samuel Gompers, president of the A. F. of L., reprimanded the De- troit Federation of Labor for sup port of the Russian Soviet Govern ment, the latter body decided to send
 a representative to attend Labor Con
 greSS at Moscow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Governor Miller signed the Knight York state Industrial Commission.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Using double parachutes, five avia- tors jumped from an airplane 2,000 feet in air at Mather. Field, Cal. All landed safely.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

Military rule was declared in-Colon, MatanzaS, Cuba, as a result of a gun fight between partisans of the mayor and the police force.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11

governor general is held by the mem bexs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
NEW COACH FOR AMHERST.

, dent last season. was '-as strong as eVer''
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29

quently they were compelled to use
other methods to secure enough to
live on than your employees were re-
quired to use.
/ wish to refer you to section of
President Harding's speech OF accep-
lance OF the nomination for president
on the railroad question which says:
"The railway workmen ought to be
the best paid and know the best
working conditions in the world.
Theirs is an exceptional responsible
ity. They are not only essential to
the life and health and all productive
activities of our people, but they are
directly responsible for the safety of
travelling millions"
It is through the writing Of such
editors as yourself that the public is
led to believe that the railroad men
are just one step below bank rob-
Der for the standard dictionary de-
fines robber as zone who by force or
other means takes or appropriates
money or property Of another" and
that is what you claim we did to the
bond holders.
d. E. TAES,
Moscow, idaho.
Note: The article referred to was
not written by the editor of this news
paper.-C. D. H.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
LIMIT DICTIONARY READING
Because Of Rush to Peruse Book
Cause Is Mystery.

New York.-New Workers have de-
veloped such passion for reading
the dictionary that time limit of three
minutes has been placed on perusers
at the New York public library.
A librarian is posted at the diction-
airy shelf to keep the line moving. Ii
brary officials are mystified as to the
cause of the sudden accession of in
terest in dictionaries, but assert they
will have to arrange for extra beds"
in the book hospital if the crush con-
tinues.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
GAME SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Migratory Bird Law Works Wonders
for Delaware Sportsmen, Accord
inq to Reports.

Wilmington, Del-Reports from all
parts of the Delaware peninsula and
from down Delaware give assurance
that the coming autumn will find game
in greater abundance than ever before
for more than twenty-five years.
The dry spring and summer have
been conducive to the growth of the
nestlings without the mishaps that
come from wet weather. The peninsula
is the favorite shooting ground for
many New York and Philadelphia
sportsmen, both for game birds and
water fowl.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
Makes Now TARGET Record.

Wakefield, Mass. Sergt. w. Jones
Of the marine corps established what
was claimed as a new worlds record
when he scored 1872 consecutive bulls
eyes in a 3OO-yard slow-fire match In
a service tournament here.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
Is At Public Library.
Editor Daily Star-Mirror:

Kindly permit me to announce
through your paper that, having re-
ceived the gift of volume entitled
The Next War" An appeal to COM
mon sense, written by Will Irwin, and
believing that its perusal will make
more thoughtful, and better Americans
of us all, have given the book to the
City Library, that those who desire to
give thought to the future welfare and
civilization of our common country
may be directed on common sense
Respectfully yours,
W. j. MCCONNELL.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
UnruIy Collar Button
Saves Man From Death

Atlantic City, N. ills mind
obscured by narcotics, Rocco
valinote. alleged to be a con
firmed drug addict, picked out
the third rail of the Pennsyl-
vania Electric line for a bed
and escaped death by the mar
gin of a collar button. He is
now In the city Jail. Valinote
, had removed his coat and trOu-
sers and placed them on the
! live third rail and was wres-
Ting with an unruly collar but
ton when discovered by Patrol
man Thomas Rose. The po-
Iiceman grabbed the man and
saved him from being electro
cuted. A quantity Of heroin was
found in his pockets by the po-
lice.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
Cause of Appendicitis,

When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines be-
is made up largely Of germs. These
germs enter the vermiform appendix
and set UP inflammation. which is
commonly known as appendicitis.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed and keep your bowels regular
and you have little to fear from ap-
pendicitis. A
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
Sees End of U. S. Rail Control.

Washington.-Fina liquidation of
federal control of railroads is possible
by December 81, 1922, Director Gen
eral Davis of the railroad administra-
ton told the senate finance committee
in urging passage of the administra
ton funding bill
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-29
RAISES OBJECTIONS
TO STOCK EDITORIAL
COMPARISON FEATURE FOR WAGE
MATTERS-PUTS A STRONG
OFFSET

To The Star-MirrOr:
Please allow me little space in
your paper to contradict your editor
ial appearing in the issue of August
18th. entitled STOCK and Bondhold-
ers." wish to state first that the
writer of that article was either very
ignorant on the subject of which he
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
ANUL xvI.-No. 2S9
ScrisoiIe lui N. Iorga Cate Romanii
din America

ASTAZI ncep colaborate La zaru d-voastre
in odata aflat mangaiere pentru atea starr
rele din patria noastra tuturora pc pese noua
mari 81 noua teri ducem in inimile noastre
Im pare bine ca va pot vorb att de des de
sa adaug vorba totdeauna deschsa 81 hotra
ara s tin sama de dusman 81 char de prieten ac sun
dar acolo n au cauta.
Gel dintaiu ucru pc ma simt dator sa vii spun
acesta Romania Romana Mare intemeiata dupa alta as
teptare 81 de mari ere, att de place
mutora sa creada 81 cum cred alti fara sa Ii placa
Nu suntem popor strcat ntr tara runaa carora
ramae atceva decat s cnte pogribana faca
pomeni pentru sufletele lor.
Trecutul dincoace de Carpat fost AL UNOR STAP1NI
DE ROBI lar dncolo de Capa AL UNOR ROBI LA STAP1N
De ac peste stricacunea de praf rascot 81 de sange
norou zei de asaz pacatee noastre la u
autortarsmu prada crednta ca depul luh pc
STA lu peste oamen u ar de alta pecacunea umi catre
acea poae da or tata apucaturor aceui
tine garbaciul in mana.
Oar afara de aceaa in omuu celu mc casa curata
pahar din mana cnstitei gospodine cat munca dra
goste 81 credina caa suerin acu caa supunere la voa
lui Dumnezeu!
Gu alta pot face minun 81 pentru aceasta
un lucru inca sa finn, sa simtm OAMENI LIBERI.
Dvoastra capatati acoo aceasta constinta. De nati
aduce-o aici!
Mai dar nu nj Sc poate face
N IORGA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
viata psychological 81
progffesut OIneniireii

Ihologica a omenirei este O lege ma
turala; ca este analOga Gu evOlu-
tia pathological a individului, Cred
ca razboiul actual dovedit drep-
tatea acestei legi 81 consecintele
dezastroase ce rezulta din igno-
rarea Ell. Cred - ca nu 0 eXage
rare, daca affirm ca razboiul ac-
tual, eel mai mare din istoria lu-
mil, a fost de fapt o lncercare
pentru aptitudinea pathological
diferitelor natiuni, fost ca Sal
spun asa ''razboiul nervilor'', lar
victoria ca atare a fOst victoria
caracterului 81 moralei. Astfel
vedem, ca Omul individual e tran
sformat Gu incetul in parte a
unei masinerii puternice, fara nici
un drept de initiativa sau control,
din interese superioare de disci-
pima 81 harmonic ell TRANSFORMED
in simpla papuSa, care Sc misca
orbeste la ordine 81 porunca supe-
riorilor sal. Pentru Ca sa pOti SUI
porta astfel de stare fortata 81
putin naturala, e de lipsa, ca sd
al inteliginta mare, un caracter
fern 81 un simt moral bine DIES,
voltat. 81 daca acesti factori lip
sesc, fie din lipsa de destoinicie
pathological a individului, fie din
cauza puterei abuzive 81 din ne
glijenta spiritului massei din
partea conducatorilor - cum s'a
intamplat in cazul Puterilor Cen
trale 81 mai ales in cazul fostei
Monarhii Austro- -ungare, fapt, ce
a dus la dezagregarea acestei Mo
narchli cum zic, daca acesti
tactorI llpsesc, indlvldul va cauta
sd reactioneze, sd eludeze legile,
sd provoace tulburari, ba char
revolutii. Iata ce asi dori sd va
dovedesc, bazandu-ma pc expe-
rientele adunate in decursul raz-
boiului.s'
Dl Leucutia explica apoi pc
larg motivele carl au dus, in.
cetul GU incetul la desmembra-
rea fostei Mcnarhii austro-
ungare, descrie metodele despe-
rate de guvernare intrebuintate
de condncatorii despoti al acestei
monarhii pentru mAntuirea situa-
| tiei 81 carl din cauza Cd ignorau
Ipsihologia ms1selor au dus din
fcssts..sse - -, ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
Resumatul conferintei d-lui DR..
Traian Leucutia tinuta in biserica
congregationala din Poughkeep
sic N. Y, in seara de 5 Dec. a. c.

In introducere dl Leucutia vor-
beste despre importanta religiei
ce o are in educatia popoarelor
81 despre rostul ''vietii psicolo-
gice" apoi continua astfel:
"Convingerea mea este, ca
daca metodele intrebuintate as
taxi pentru imbunatatirea condi-
tiunilor de existenta a masselor
nu due la rezultatele asteptate,
aceasta sd datoreste in mare par
te faptului, ca nu sa da atentia
cuvenita factorilor pathological.
Reformele propuse sunt de obi
ceiu politice sau econOmice, pc
cand ''viata psychological dupa cum
spune dl Patrick determinata dc
un complex de instincte moste-
mite, de interese 81 de pasiuni," Il
aceasta sa ignoreaza sau sd ne
glijaza. Religia fost pana All
unica stiinta, care s'a ocupat mai
pc larg Gu aceste probleme,, a.
wand tinta sd controleze instinc-
tele 81 pasiunile omului = ca in
divid = 81 sal faca mai apt pen
tru in fruntarea greutatilor, ce lie
intampina in lupta desperate pen
tru eXistenta sa. NJ doresc sa
discut, daca ca reuSit sau daca
ea dat gres, voiesc sa va atrag
atentiunea numai asupra faptu-
lui, ce s'a intamplat in .Ungaria,
sub era bolSevica sau ce sa in
tampla 81 All in Russia. Bolsevicii,
in intentia lor de distruge totul,
ce apartine sistemului vechiu, au
mers pana intr 'acolo, ca au volt
sd distruga 81 religia, care dupa
Ell este 0 seducere a poporului"
81 prin urmare nu are nici o ra-
tune de existenta. En- cred cd ST.
tuatia creata de acesti oameni
mai ales din punctul de vedere
moral, - nu fost din cele mai
incantatoare. 81 e. firesc, caci nu
poti adapta un nou ordin social
81, 81 mai putin Q noua morala
unui ON, care inradacinat in
traditii seculare. In adevar conti-
nuitatea perfecta in evolutia psi
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12

WASHINGTON, IL Dec-Senatu Statelor Unite va auzi
name rechztoru reertor la nou tratat cat de
sentan celor patru puer mari Senatorul democrat din
contra ratficar tratauui ui Wilson referor la Lga Ma
tunlo anuntat All vorb name noulu tratat
pc carel numeste: "Liga asatica de codru
Senatorul William f. Borah din Idaho, ireconciabl
publican Isl anuna parerea despre tata in scurt mp
Ell declarat ca subectu de mportanta
sal examineze oare aanuntit Ace insa sun in me
atu antura spun Bora este opus orcrui tratat
tenaonal ca aceasta prva e este de parere Reed
Gu toate aceste opos senatu arata favorable nu
mai acestu traat c 81 tuuror neegeror orr trataeor d
pomatce ce Sc de representan Satelor Unite la
conferinta din Washington Aara de noul trata sa
nat de cele patru puteri mai asteapta:
I'm ata ntre Anglia, Japona 81 Staee Unite referitor
la limtarea armamentului naval, 81
Tn tata ntre cele puter carl sunt la conferina ree
rtor chese formeaza controvere in continental Aei
prea de spuna ca oate nteegerle vor ii
formulate In tratate Ultmu cuvInt nsa il senaul
deoarece presenee Harding in mesaju sau anuntat ca
fiecare vorba de 'nteegere fl cunoscuta in Capitol
Senaul in maioratea lu, este compus de preten per-
sona 81 poci al ui Harding vederle lor sunt aceleas
ale administrator lui
Pentru moment princpaa contra tratatuui este
aceea lui Reed:
Aceasts Atlanta ofeasyas " spune ell spentru con-
troul Pacfcuu 81 caor Gle ape Tratatul nu ncl maj
multi nici mai putin deca Lga asatica de codru Flu stu
cum va pacu udeat de a dar cat ma prvese cred
ca ell are toate gresee Lgei Natunor 81 Fare mimic din
vrtutile sale.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
JURIUBEA ALCOOL

LOCKPORT, N. Y, II Dec. -
Doamna Mary Anderson de aici a
fost tradusa inaintea curtii Gu jul
rati, acuzata ca violat legea pro-
hibitiei. Ca evidenta s'a adus 0
Ultra de beutura' din ceea ce s'a
sechestrat in locaful acuzatei. Evil
denta fost gustata de Gel II jul
rati 81 dupace intreaga Ultra a fost
consumata, juratii au adus un ver-
dict negativ, adeca au declarat ca
femeia nu este vinovata de violarea
prohibited, caci "evidenta nu era
destul de tare,'' necontinand Gu
multi mai multi de o jumatate grad
de alcool.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
In atentia Celor Ce
plateSC dare

sOana care tine in casa sa~ sau
mai multe persoane cari-i sunt
rude de sange, rode prin casato-
rie orr adoptate, Ori al carui drept
de a exercita control de familie
asupra acestei orr acestor per-
soane provine din o relate mo-
rala orr legala."
Rata normala de taxa, va sa
zica 4 la snta dupa primii 1000
dolari VENT curat, deasupra
excepted, - 81 8 la suta dupa
restul venitului curat, ramane
neschimbata. Aceasta sc refera la
cetateni 81 celor ce stau in Statele
Unite. Strainii carl nu stau in
Statele Unite sunt scutiti numai
de 1000 dolari de persoana. Daca
insa un ON insurat orr cap de
familie are un VENT de SOLO do
lari, - va sd zica numai Gu putin
mai multi de 5000 dolari, = el va
plati taxa de 4 la suta dupa suma
taxabila de $500 dolari, adeca
100 dolari, 81 in plus suma de 10
dolari, va sa zica un total de 11O
dOlari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
J veStc iIllbuCuatoarc

Dl. Nicolae Iorga, profesorul
savant. marele istoric, 81 mare
le patriot 81 democrat roman,
care a fost indrumatorul 81 fl
rul conducator al politicei noas-
ire rationale Gu privire la Pa
tria muma, s'a hotarit sa cola
ooreze la ziarul nostru.
In numarul de All, in locul de
frunte, apare prima scrisoare
a d-lui Nicolae Iorga catre Ro-
mani din America.
In dragostea lui nemarginita
de neam 81 tara, dl. Nicolae
Iorga ne spune 81 ne va mai
spune ceeace simte 81 crede des-
pre- neamul nostru 81 Patria
Noastra Muma, de care ne lea
ga atitea dulci 81 dragi amin
tiri.
Comunicandu-va aceasta ve-
ste fericita, iubiti 81 dragi &C.
titori, credinta noastra nestra-
mutata este ca Yeti simti a.
ceasi bucurie pc care am sim
tito moi; ca inimile Voastre vor
bate Gu aceasi putere casi ale
noastre, 81 sufletele Voastre Sc
vor malta catre acele sfere
inalte Ia carl s'au 1naltat ale
noastre, in momentele acele
cand lam cetit prima scrisoare
trimisa catre Romanii din A.
merica.
Multumim din adancul sufle-
tului nostru marelui savant pen
tru contributia D-sale pretioa-
sa la ziarl nostru, asiguran-
du-l ca 81 in viitor ii vom pro-
cura mangaieri prin atitudinea
noastra fata de Patria MumA
81 neamul romanesc.
"AMERICA." I"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
Gu IMPOZITUL
Pc CAHTAL?
: Sc impune de urgenta un
comunicat.

Timpul trece 81 data ultima
pank cand trebuesc complectate
formularele de declaratiune q We,
niturilor 81 averii SO apropie.
In acest rastimp au avut tot
soiul de versiuni asupra soartei
reformelor financiare. Nam ipsit
nici char autorizate declaratiuni
ministeriale, cun q fost de pilda
asigurarea 'd-lui ministru de. inter
ne catre dl N. Zane, presedintele
Camerei de comert ca impozitul
pc capital nu Sc va mai aplca. Pc
de alta parte, dl Take Ionescu,
ministru interimar de finante. in
declaratiunile faoute unui con-
frate, spus ca nu poate fl vorba
de nici o modificare sau renun-
tare atat timp cat titularul depar
tamentului finantelor, dl N. Titu-
lescu, ipseste din tara Gu mi
siune oficiAla in strain&tate.
In situatia asia ne intrebam, fl
reste nedumeriti, care este adeva-
rul: Sc mai aplica ori ba importul
pc capital?
Atat apropierea termenului cat
81 respectful pc care cetatenii tire,
bue sal alba fata de legile regulat
votate de Parliament, sanctionate
de guvern 81 promulgate prin
"Monitorul Oficial", impun o Ia
murire categorica din partea gu
vernulu. Altfel, lumea supusa de-
claratiunilor prevaxute prin noui-
le legi financiare nu site ce sd
mai creada 81 in ori CO caz - date
find interesele contrarii ale ma
rel multimi de cetxteni isbiti prin
impozitele noui este inclinata
sa - conformese asigurarilor
d-lui Argetoianu q "a nesocoteas-
c& termenul fatal.
Acest lucru nurni In interesul
randuelii si ordinsi din Stat nu
poate ii.
oonMadictia 81 nesiguranta in
matsris fisoala, q u n tcate CO.
lelalte, trsbuesc d urgsnt3 inla.
turate. :
(Din 'Dacia"