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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-19
CURTAIN FALLS ON
BIG TEN" TODAY
BY WALTER ECkERs.II

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-The curta,,
on the 1921 Western conference foot
pan season will be run down WIFI ~.
Paying OF tomorrow's game. which
VIII De featured by the struggles he
.ween Illinois and Ohio State at %.
turnbus and Chicago and Wisconsin At
otasg Field. In another game Of
note iowa, undefeated this year. will
ciaSh with Northwestern at Evans
ION. The Hawkeyes are expected 70
win handily and show the footha II
worIo they are entitled to chamnion'
snip consideration along with tba
buckeyes in the event the Ohio aao
ke's eleven. Hupp-
ohio should win over r,ino,. :, a.
ays the brand OF football which
featured Its other conference strne
sIes. The Buckeyes appear stronrsr
IN every department. but IIIinoi. ms :,
slse TO the occasion-as it has 49,
oe1ore-and surprise followers uon ~,
Ioach Wilce's team. n Obio III
iowa are victorious, they vii, a ha
placed on par for CONFERENCE. oe
ors' despite arguments which az Oh
.ng advanced by supporters of both
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CACEMEN TO PLAY
Games in Eight-Club Held
Each Week at Y. NJ.
c. A. Gym.

Regular Saturday night games in
the Sunday School Basketball
League will be held tonight with
the Metropolitan Presbyterians
playing the Calvary Methodist
Episcopal; Mount Vernon Methodist
Episcopal meeting st. Paul Meth
odist Episcopal South.
The league is composed of eight
fast teams which are expecting a
very successful season. Two games
are played each Saturday night at
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium, 1885
G street northwest.
The remainder of the schedule
ior the season is announced as fol-
lows:
November calvary Baptist VS..
FourtS Presbyterian: Grace Episco-
pal VS.. st. Paurs Episcopal.
December 3-Metropolitan Pres
Dyterian VS.. St Paurs Methodist
Episcopal South: Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal South VS..
Fourth Presbyterian.
december 10-Calvary Methodist
episcopal VS.. Grace Episcopal. CAL
vary Baptist VS.. st. Paurs Epis-
copal.
december II - Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal South VS.. Cal
vary baptist; Calvary Methodist
EpIscopaI VS.. Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
Inc ofhcers of the league are.
l.. ;. Grigsby est. Paurs Methodist
episcopal South). president: G n
Doniey Calvary Baptist). vice
preSldent; Paul GottwaIs calvary
metnodist Episcopal), secretary. r
~ wilson metropolitan Presbv.
terianD. treasurer
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Jewell V.D.Falls in 5th Race
Precipitating Fatal Crash

hole while running second in the
field of eight contestants. The MY
went tumblinS to the track ana
Mannheim, All over and Fern Grass
which were following in the order
named. went sprawling over her.
Mooney, who was aboard All over
picked himself up quickly, but the
other pilots were unable to do so.
Hundreds of fans in the infield
rushed to the spot and gave first
aid to the injured riders, who were
later taken to the jockeys room
and attended by the tracks physi-
clan.
The crowd was surprised when
after the finish the stewards DELHI
Grated and then disqualified Max
Hirsch's Flying Cloud, which was
first to reach the wire, and charged
Harinelli with foul riding and in
definitely suspended him. 1t was
hard to figure why such drastic ac-
ton was taken, as Marinelli did
not know the accident had occurred
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SowE, Nd, Nov. Is.-The ugliest
Of the seasons racing mishaps oc-
CURED today in the nth event and
resulted in the death of two val
liable thoFoughbreds and the injury
\ OF four jockeys. The dead steeds
j are G. c. Smithson's Jewel V. D., a
chestnut hlly by The Manager
Chill,a and G. c. Winfrey's Mann
helm, a bay gelding by Voorhees,
Bresslau. Each was valued at
about $1,000 The riders hurt were
\Mooaey and J. Rowan, who were
Paddy shaken up; Zoeller, who re-
ceived- a deep cash over his right
peYe and a severely bruised nose,
and McNamee, whose left arm was
sprained.
Happening on the turn or the
back stretch in the Rosemont Purse
OF a mile and seventy yards for
2-year-olds, the accident was the
most spectacular of the season. II
was preeipitated when Jewel V. D.,
Z ridden by McNamee, stepped into n
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lntil he returned to the judges

until he returned to the judges
stand.
Summeriike weather and \ we'll
balanced card drew a large crowd
to the track this afternoon. When
the first race was OF Sammy X.
stepped to the front in the big field
and lost little time winning from
Royal Primrose, who took the place
from Johnny Farreifs Far Sight. =
rank outsider.
In the second race C. p Win.
frey's Burgoyne proved best. Mo-
roni. who was we'll fancied by the
spectators, could not stand the
gaff and gave 1t up at the top of
the stretch when Burgoyne chat
lenged. Pibroch, who was of
rather slowly, worked his way up
! through the big field. and though
he was gaining on the winner in
the stretch run he could not over
come the early disadvantage. Me-
dusa closed fast to take third.
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BOWIE ENTRIES

First Race-Claiming; for 2-year-
olds; one mile and seventy yards
Citation, 106; Fair Virginia, 102
'Colando, 1O4; Grace Foster. los
Chateaugay, 101; Fox Glove, 81
Carmencita, 1903; 'Trimbel, 107
'Theo, 96.
Second Race-The Bon-Ton Purse;
2-year-old fillies; six and one-half
furlongs. All Fair, 10S; Yashmak
104; Griselda, 102: Sailing Along
lO2; Plucky, 102; tMoco, 10s: wessie
B., 104; Duncecap, 102; Grace May
ers, 1902; fannie Bean. 104; Quick
Run, 104; Bees Wax, 1902; Chewink
1O2. tBean and Harding entry.
Third Race-The Tip-Top Handi-
cap; for all ages: six and one-half
furlongs. tOriole, lis; Crank, 113
Irish Kiss. los; Mock Orange, 81;
tHildur, 1o6; knight of the Heather
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Hecht Co. Pin Spillers
Stop Hahn Co. Rollers

The Hecht PIN spillers last night
1olted the Hahn Co. quint, leaders
OF the Commercial League. by taking
two OF three games. Richards, Of
the winning team, was the individual
star OF the clash. as his third game
when he dropped 1872 of the naples.
gave him high score for the evening
The Hecht quint has now won
fifteen and lost six games, while
the Hahn Co. quint is still in the
van. with twenty-one victories and
three defeats. fif
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MEDALS READY FOR
"Y" BOY RUNNERS

Earl Fuller. director OF boys
work of the Y. NJ. c. A yesterday
received the gold, silver and bronze
medals which are to be awarded
the winners in the cross country
race to be held Thanksgiving Day.
They are to be on exhibition at the
Sport Mart, Ninth and F streets,
Spalding's on Fourteenth street
and at the boys department of the
"Y." Entries for the run must be
in not later than Wednesday eve
ming.
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MOHAWK JUNIORS
TO PLAY QUENTINS

As a result of their victory over
the Mohawk Jrs., last Sunday the
Southern A. c. expects to furnish
strong competition to the fast
Quentin A C. when the two teams
meet tomorrow on Quentin Field at
2 p. m. The Quentin Reserves play
the kanawha A. c. at the same time
on the Monument Grounds Grid
iron No. 2. The Reserves do not
expect much trouble in winning.
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Washington Gridders PLAY.

The Mercer A. c. and the Washing
ton A. c. will hook up tomorrow aft
ernoon at 3 O'Clock on the Sixteenth
street reservoir gridiron. Members
of both teams are requested to re-
port at the grounds at 1880 sharp.
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CENTRAL CHAMPS
ARE FETED TONIGHT

Centrars football champs are be-
ing feted tonight at the school, a
supper entertainment and a dance
composing the program which begins
at o'clock A captain for 1922 Will
pc elected. In a meeting Of the letter
men before the supper. ~
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thing he has done It is called
-Georgia Rose" and is being fea-
tured in the vaudeville acts thSt
Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey aye
now playing in vaudeville. and ~
Eddie Cantor in his show the Md
night Rounoers"
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Butler T~odosr pdElementa $50 81 81 So
bu
rushed
hmis
at
4, Smith
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lea
M
l26O
riddle weatt
l. by bye
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and mnt.i his advantage OF frwy
improved
dium the turn
~ o a
e. to
rthS TIM. 81
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Sport Scribe Writes Song Hit.

Alex. Sullivan, night sporting edi-
tor of the New York Evening
World. who has written ''Kissess
and other famous popular song
hits, has just written another num-
Der that looks like the biggest
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spadr
nedusa
the
wardiy fleer
Start good; driving Went 26
by Trained %
I'd k
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mutt W
drew clear in the stretch
re-
Scratc
365 RAcE-one
+ by Sea
fourth. Tim &
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LoIer
under punishment
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Feh Twodol
1910
could
left Observation-Disclosures,
mi Purse
g. by Dalhouie-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

Yendo John D. Rockefeller en- un "fe-
rry-bOat', donde iban unOs mlsicOs
eiecutandO una canci0n popular, lie
llam6 la atenci6n una pequena nina
que en- un arrebato artistico, salt6 del
asiento en- que Sc hallaba y Sc pusO a
cantar la tonadilla que la Orquesta
tocaba. Su voz era tan melOdi0sa y
timbrada, que todos los pasajerOs pro-
rrumpieron en- aplausOs, inclusO el
mismo multimillOnariO, quien, llaman-
do la pequena, lie pregunt6:-1C6mo
te llamas?-:Yo? Virginia Durike. Y
tengo cincd anos.-;De d6nde eres?-
De Hartings, New York.-1Eres po-
bre, verdad?-Si, sefior... ROckefe-
Her Sc retro y cuandO lego ell "ferry"
su destinO, Sc dirigi6 a su auto que
ALI lie esperaba y llamandO su chO-
fer lie dijo: "Toma, Hevale aquella
nina que canta ALI. Y lie dices que
Sc 10 manda John d. Rockefeller. Que
guarde ESQ, que es el principle de su
fortuna. Y sacandO dos mOnedas
de 5 centavos, las envi0 la peque-
ma, la cual, al Dir que era Rockefeller
quien lie enviaba ese dinero, 10 c0lgo
en- un saquito para llevarlO al cuellO,
cual 81 fuera un sagradO amuletO que
habra de abrirle las puertas de la
abundancia y la felicidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

estas horas? iQue mariditos! Jun,
jun!
Sc lie hizo un nudo en- la garganta.
Era un vii. Pero ell recuerdo de Fer
NINA 10 asi0 violentamente, aferrdndo-
| lie, como un monstruo. Corri6 ell pasi-
llo, entire palabras banales a sus hi
jos a su mujer:
i Bueno, bueno... Lo que que
rails. ;Conque estos mariditos?
Desde la puerta del despacho deere
| to la ruindad en- tono implacable:
Id delante. Tengo que despachar
unas facturas. :. En- seguida voy...
La cufada, con su toalla al euello,
protest6:
-;vas a perder Marina, que es
10 primero? Pero hombre... icon 10
que te gusta!
Acudi6 despedirlos hasta la esca-
lera. Su mujer, su cuhada, sus cinco
hijos, descendfan riendo, comentando,
tan contentos, tan agenos a tanta in
famia:
--Adi6s, seh? Que vengas en- seguida.
Dye, papa: llevanos bombones.
-iQue hay tenor nuevo!... A yer
ST llegas antes del brindis...
ii Adi6s!, ieh?
-iAdi6s, papa! ~
iPuf! Sc asfixiaba. Tenfa empapa-
da la camisa. Entr6 al despacho. Abri6
la GAIA.
Aturruilarse, no. Tranquilidad. Sc
renidad. Despues de todo, sque? Pues
saldrfa, como otras veces sY el juego?
(Pasa a la pagina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

i Pse !-melanc6lica, resignada, ven
cida, rendida...
Fueron tres puhaladas en- ell cora
fz6n de Ruiz. Las tres veces gimi6 CO.
mo sofocadO por las manos del asesi-
no, tapandole, acallandole. Luego, re.
hecho de amino y fuerzas, Sc levantt
como un resorte:
=; Fermina -. ;Pero estds lloran.
do?
No es NADIA. Quita. Dejame. No es
nada...
ives tus lagrimas? Sc acab6. Es-
p6rame las diez.
No; mira. No..
Que me esperes a las diez. /. Fall
tara mds!... Llorando... Faltara
mas X.
UN BALANCED
Ruiz TOGO el timbre de SUI puerta.
Ach1iO Soho'oH corIeiiuS uc cniCOs, W.
Hces.
-Es papa.
I'd Has vestido a las niiias?
Era dfa de punaladas al coraz6n.
Abri0 la cufada, con una toalla al
.cuello y Ell peine en- la mano.
-Ya estahamos inquietas.
4 Inquietas?
Naturalmente. Son las seis menos
cuarto y la function empieza a las
sseis...
Cinco criaturas lie rodearon, dispu-
tandose sus besos. La voz de su mu-
jer gritaba desde el tocador, risuefia !:
Jun. jun! sDe d6nde yendras a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19

Mira, hijitO. Las cosas son como
son. sQue no puedes? Pues tan ami
gos. To por un lado, 70 por otro. / Y
tan amigos! Acaso 10 que a tt te pa
rece mucho, a otro lie parezca POGO. La
vida es asf. (. A grandes males, gram
des remedies.
- Fermina -. ltienes alma para
decirme?.. Pero sno yes como estoy?
Estaba el infeliz que Sc le ahogaba
con un papel. Las lagrimas, escurrien-
dole por la barba, mojabanle las ma
nos velludas, cruzadas sobre el vientre.
isl supieras!-gemfa el pobre.
II Anda! Pues 81 supieras tt-dijo
ella. levantandose bruscamente, en- un
revnelo de sn fna bata de encajes.
Hubo una larga pausa patetica. Fer
nina, las manos en- la nuca, exhibfa
sus opulencias en- mudos, perfidos pa
secs. Ruiz, por entire sus lagrimas,
admiraba la hermosa madurez rubia.
De cuantio en- cuando el bronco estre-
Ipito de un autocami6n hacfa retem-
Eblar el piso.
Desengaiiate. Es 10 mejor. I'd a tu
casa, con tu mujer, tus hijos, tn nego-
Eeio, Yo... Bueno; yo...
Abri6 81 terrible, hondo parentesis,
como 81 abriese la sepuitnra de Ruiz.
I - .ll f
Yo... fPse,!
Por tres veces 10 repiti0, en- tres to-
nos 4 cual mas lfrico, con tres distin-
tos moyimientos de cabeza.
-: Psei desdeiiosa de ST misma,
|ayergonzada de 81 misna.
Pse ifritada, fiera, furiosa, pro-
testando de stanta iniquidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
CuGntOS ESpaiO|GS
Manana...
GEL ULTIMATUM'

81 -Pero mujer...
/ No hay mujer que valga. Lo to-
mas 10 dejas. Clarito!
Il, -Bueno, bueno. We're. Procurare..
a sPero hija, dos mil duros ;Sabes 10
91s- que son dos mil duros para un nue.
q q { I blista de OCCASION? Hazte CARGO.
.e-fer -Hazte cargo td. Mira este! 20
a1lss quieres que me nude un sotabanco,
sa4s me ponga un velustrfn Y tome un abO-
80 no al tranvfa? No, hijo. Para sacrif-
/ g.f clos, basta sobra...
: o. Ruiz, abatido en- su gordura fofa,
- = & llevandose las manos la calva, ex-
49, ,,elamaba sombriamente:
oo113a--i Digo, Dios!... Digo, Dios!...
go ss Fermina, ante el espejo, golpeaDa el
Is stocador con las tenacillas:
- Y -; Tragedias, no, rico ;Que me has
4 ~ & sacrificado to? Unas pesetas. :. Nj ESQ
do pofque- como han sidac@del juego, de
!. '.guagua".. ;Que te he sacrifcado
y 70? iNada, sin aspavientos! sQue te
he sacrificado yo? A yer sNo los he
tenid0 a patadas, ricos, riqufsimOs,
ofreciendome manos llenas, Auto,
10 pieles, joyas. Lo que hubiera Queri-
s do. Imbecil. He sido' una imbecil
fAfs iClaro, que todavfa -.
TN Esplendida, arrogante, narciseaba an
te el espejo con esa voluptuosidad tea
fral de las otohales en- ejercici0. Mi
radas lentas, mohines rapidos, sonri-
sitas peryersas. La lengiiecilla, salivo-
sa, refrescaba los labios secos. Las ma
nos, sabias diab6licas, acariciaban
el robusto cuello de Juno.
--Todavfa...
g era el avaro recontando la gloria
de sus tesorOs..
Ell pobre Ruiz, acabado, aniquilado,
como el REQ quien dan tormento, en-
treg6 la revelaci6n, entire suspir0s:
Bueno, 81. Los tendras, iaunque tu-
viese que robarlos
- Il Esta noche?
s Esta noche... Peyo idos mil du-
ros!... iSeis mil pesetas! isiete
mill.
Fermina denegaba con la cabeza.
asAp Tie he dicho que necesito las diez
mil. o las diez mil NADIA. va we're
syo...
1855 soberana, dominadora, acadi6 al re-
-, sorte supreme:
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BoLSEWSTII Sc
PREGATESC Sc ATACE
RoMANIA 81 PoLoNIA

LONDRA, IL Ian. Boise
vistii au pregftit guverne pro
xissrii pe4st -minia 81 Polo
MIA ca sd urmcze trupele lor cind
vor invada in tarile acestc, zice
un ziar din Moscova primit as
taxi aici.
Tn guvern po.oncz soviet este
gata sd piece din Moscova la
kieff Gu statul ma. .jor al armatei
comuniste din Russia Alba zice
unul dintre ziarcle ruseSti.
Sc credea "a armata Rusici
Albe Sc conccntreaza la kicff Sa
prepare fortificatiuni ca sa poata
resista unei revoltc Ucrainic-
nilor.
Sc crede cd membrii nouilor
guverne propuse in timpul erne'
vor fl instruiti pc deplin in da-
toriile lor, asa ca sd fie gaia sd
piece odata Gu trnpelc de inva-
ziune.
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PoSTESTE CA SA.$I
INDREPTE BARBATUl

DANNILLE, Ill. II, Ian. -
Acum cinci ami de zile,, ,cind En-
nest s. Harrington era cocis La 0
'berarie, sofia. lui, Sadie, sl1ntiea
ca vocatia sotului ei este con-
trara invaEturii crestine 81 me-
+placuta lui Dumnezeu.
S'a rugat de ell ca sd schimbe
lucrul, insa sotul a rezistat un
lung timp.
La urma, d1upa mai multe re.
flectiuni. ascultat de sotie 81 a
parasit acel lucru.
Aceasta a fost prima neintele-
gerc' intre eli 81 prima victorie a
d-nei Sadie.
Acum dina Sadie s'a pus i'll
greva Gu foame spre sill pc dl
Harrington ca sd Sc faca men,
bru al unei biserici 81 sd mearga
din oraS in oraS ca sd propova-
duiasca invataturile bisericei. A.
ceasta este dorinta Ell, ambitia
vietei Ell. .a.c
All este a patruzeci 81 patra
ri de cind dina Sadie nu a
mincat mimic. Acum a lnceput sd
0 prinda frigurile 81 slabeste
repede, insa este determinata de
a cistiga pc sotul eli pentru bise-
rica.
De alta parte dl Harrington .
detelminat sa-si vada de afaceri.
Are pravalie GU lllcruri de a
doua nina, el spune ca nu .
chemarea lui de a merge 'prin
tara ca propovaduitor".
''Oft de curind va incepe sd
mfnce'' spune indaratnicua sot
vaznduSi de treaba.
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De ALE z|LEl

!. In fine dat Dumneseu ca
d. Tdsldoanu, ministrul lucrdrilor
publice sd-si deu demis;a-rorbd
sd fie.
Universal ann,'!d $tirca cu Htere
ncgre:
ID. TdsldOdnu, miniStrM lucrdri-
Tor pubIice $i-a dat "im sfirsit"
demisia. - In strSit! &c cuvint
cu tile 81 adinc f4teles. Spune mai
muH ca intreayd porestc.
81 dacd a foSt demisie roluu-
tara, cum sc stdru'este Sc pard, stiti
cine ia jucat renghiul? Totu A
rerescU.
Fdsuse mOSneDul cd "T0ui"
pre0 0 do tdra la ministerial conner
tulW CT permissible 81 Ia trunsfe-
rat la lucrd,J publice. unde lucyU-
rile mergind sMlm s.; inoratiile d.
sale az producedu nici I'm eject su-
ndtor, si-a sis On,uletM: "De ce sd
inn pierd rremea degeabo' Aici
nu saltd cOmertul ca la comert. MAJ
bine ma retrag la Hcani SAM rdd
dc noS1odrd mcd, 81 s'a crecNtat
CIR.1BUS.
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NECROlOG

Gu regret aducem la cunostinta
incetarea din viata a fratelui I.
Nita in ziua de 8 Ianuarie a. c.,
in spitSlul din Woodville, Pa, Gle
origina dir comuna Bilita, judetul
Hunedoara.
Reposatul, fost un bun mem
bru al societatii Negru Voda, din
McKees Rocks, Pa.
In patria veche il deplinge sofia
81 dol copii 81 in tara aceasta un
var.
Fie-i tarina usoara.
Losdr Drogos, Presedinte,
4. Craioveon, Secretar.
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Ce spune
IN socialist
despre Russia
CO a fost congresul Internatio.
nalei q treia.
Cum aplaud1 popordl pc r1ogii,

BERLIN, IL Ian. -" "Comunis-
mul din Russia un banditism; ell
tolereaza arestarilc, prosecutarile,
81 executarile fara judecata; a adus
in Russia foametea, boli 81 moarte.
In Russia nu nici un guvern. Este
o autocratie mai rea ca cea de sub
guvernul tarist. Am trait in Ru-
sia mai mutt de douazeci de ami
sub Tar, deci am experientelc ne
cesarc ca Sc pot face compara-
tie
Astfel descrie d. Schwartz, ,n
socialist american, de loc din San
Francisco, starile din Russia. FL
"a intors acum de curind din Ru-
sia dupa ce a scapat din temnita'
unde a stat patru luni de zile.
Schwartz Gu sofia lui este cunoscut
in America ca un propagandist So
cialist, att el 81 sofia lui care GU
noscuta sub numele de Jesse NJ.
Molle. Eli all mers in Russia in lu-
ma Iunie anul trecut 81 all luat
parte la congresul al doilea al In
ternationalei ga.
Amindoi au fost aruncati in tenn
nita la 6 August pentruca n'au
volt ca sa-si exprime aprobarea sis
temului sovietist. La 3 Dec. au
fost liberati, dupa ce dina Schwartz
S a pus pc greva Gu foame 81 tri-
mis- la Lenine, Trotsky 81 Cicerin
stirea ca mai bine moare de foame,
ceeace va fl buna arma de pro-
paganda contra bolSevismului prin-
tre lucratorii din America, decit
Sc mai ramina in temnita.
D-n Schwartz a murit in Reval
la 20 Dec. ca un resultat al sufe-
rintelor si foamei suferita in tenn
nitele rosiilor din Moscova, lar
barbatul ei sc fntoarce singur spre
America spre a descrie realitatea
din Russia sovietista. Ce spune el
este GU multi mai grav ca descrie-
rile facute de delegatii italieni, en-
glezi 81 francezi, carl au luat parte
la congresul Internationalei a ga.
"Inainte de a merge in Russia, =
a spus d. Schwartz, cam VENT aici
in Berlin 81 am facut vizita d-nei
Karl Liebknecht spre ami expri-
ma simpatia ce am fata de moartea
sotului eli, de a carui lnoarte ca a.
cuza pc Noske. Acum am VENT ca
sd o vad din nou 81 sal spun ca
fruntasii communist din Russia au
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Programu| Partidu|ui
social -taranist
ExPUNERE De MOTIVE PENTRU CONSTITUIREA
PARTIDULUl SOCIAL -TARANIST

pata tara, vor eSi din starea de
framlntare in care Sc afla, 81 sc vor
alcatui intr o ceata mai numeroasa.
Toate nazuintele de bine Sc vor
topi in una singura. Oamenii vor
intelege ca nu pot orbacai multa
vreme, fara Sc stringe intro al.
catuire noua, care sd cuprinda in
sine toate dorurile de indreptare
pc viitor, care acum sc afla in fc-
lurite cete izvorite dupa rasboi.
Tara nu poate astcpta multi. Ne
vol mari ne string din toate parti-
lie, att dinauntru cit 81 din afara.
Toate bunavointele trebue sd SC
strlnga pentru a croi drumul lu-
crarilOr viitOare.
Trebue sd esim din vremea plu-
tiri intre feluritele planuiri cum
Sd alcatulm noua aSezare a tarii.
Din starea framintarii trebue sd.
lntram in acea a stabilizarii, cind
oamenn si-au lamurit gindurile,
cind s'au inteles asupra lor, asu-
pra mijloacelor de a lie indeplini
81 le-au asternut in marturisiri
limpezi, hotarite 81 neindoielnice.
:, Aceasta trebuinta vremii &c 4
! cum. Oamenii trebue sa-si cauto
cea mai buna tovarasie pentru ID
croi noua viata tarii acestia, 81
apoi la lucru cu totii, dupa crezul
asupra caruia ne-am inteles.
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PRtNCESH D0tARUtUl
POATE VA DEvENl
REGINA

ATENA, II Ian.--Printesa. O.
merieana a ..'dolarului," fosta dina
William B. Leeds din Cleveland,
poate va deveni Regina Albaniei.
S'a raprotat astazi aici ca frunta-
sii albanczi staruiesc pc linga ca
sc primeasca trOnul Albaniei.
Aici circula zvonul ca printesa a
comandat la New York roba mag
nifica pentru incoronarea eli.
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DESmINTE CA S'A OFF,
RIT TRONUL ALBANIEI

ATENA, IL Ian. Reggie
Constant;n a desmintit astazi ca
tronul Albaniei "a fost Ofcrit flu
lui sau, Printul Cristofor. REGGIE
zis cd Princcsa Anastasia, fostd
dina William B. Leeds din Gle
veland, sofia printului Cristofor,
nu vede Gu placere perspective
de domni in Albania.
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.FRANJA IMPoTRIvA
STATELOR UNITE

PARIS. II Ian. Ministrul
Afacerilor streine, GU sllrprin-
zatoare lipsa de reserva, STA ma
nifestat adinca nemultumire pen
tru retragerea Ambasadorului
Wallace din Consiliul Ambasa-
dorilor.
'Actiunea aceaSta facut 0
impresie deplorabila. in Paris
"a zis ministrul", 81 regreta.
bill mai GU seama .pentru cfectul
pc care probabil ii va produce
in Germania''.