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governor of New Spain, to seek seven
fabulous cities, tales of whose wealth
had reached Mexico City via the In
dams. These stories We're corroborat-
ed by one Cabeza de Yaca. who had
been shipwrecked on an island off the
Texas coast and who gaining the
mainland year later, only to be
seized by Indians, finally escaped
with three companions and after
years of wandering through the wtlds
found his way back to his own people.
On the journey he had heard Of north
ern cities incrusted with turquoise
and paved with gold and silver.
1t was these that Mendoza expected
Fray Marcos to find. Accompanied
by negro who had shared De Vaca's
experiences, and by some friendly
, Pima Indians, the brave friar sOur-
neyed through Arizona to the Zuni
/ country. Stories of the treasure he
might expect to find increased in
promise as he progressed. But sudden
w. when he thought himself within
easy reach of the promised land, word
came from ahead that his advance
guard had been murdered by hostile
Indians. Lacking support. moral OF
material. the friar became discouraged
and returned empty handed to Mex.
leo City.
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plans would be just the thing for
many farms. 1t has all the convent
ences of the city dwelling, all the com
forts that make an ideal home and
all the features that are needed in a
farmhouse. Moreover, it deviates
from the hide-bound tradition pertain
ing to farm home architecture. II
eliminates the great waste of room
which is so often found in farm homes
md which means so much extra and
unnecessary work for the farmers
wife. There is as much drudgery con
nected with the poorly and improper
ly constructed home as there is with
an ineillciently designed dairy barn
Unless care Is shown in the arrange
ment and size of the rooms the house
wife will find herself burdened with n
mass of onerous work that could just
as we'll have been avoided
With an attractive home like this
ON the farm the boys aud girls have
real recreation center after the
tasks Of the day, a place where the
family can gather and enjoy the leis
ure moments in real peace and com,
fort.
This charming bungalow farm HON,
mas six good-siZed rooms and a sleep
| ing porch, also a Mushroom. which
has come to be an essential room IN
the modern farm home. 1t eliminate,
the tramping through the kitchen by
the help after their days work. TIT
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NT ASHfNGTON--" the grad
w ual return TO pre-war condi-
tons, woman has called ON land and
sea and birds of the air and the sub
terranean channels OF the earth to yield
up their treasures for her adOrnment,"
says a bulletin from the National
Geographic society.
las she lazily invites attention with
the gayly colored ostrich fan which
she moves across the line of vision
she is indeed an exotic thing of ad-
miration and generosity's making.
Powerful birds ON farm In South
Africa probably had their tail and
wing feathers ptucked and a magnifi-
cent beast of the jungle in India or the
Belgian Congo snorted in rage and
pain when he gave up his life that
his tusks might make the slender ivory
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-05-20
Machine Reads Character.

The phrenoscope is an X-rly ma
chine by which your individual char
acter and characteristics may he read
1t was shown before the members of
the College of France recently by DIR.
George Maingot, the inventor. The
doctor says:
Each OF our gestures expresses in
very incomplete fashion what is in
dlyidual in us. only one gesture or
notion Is wholly unconstrained-res
,iration. That was our first act a.
amine into the world aud has always
estrained IFS spontaniety, Therefore
Nv observing IL, can tell positively a
mans character"
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VAIN SEARCH FOR WEALTH
Spanish Priest Braved Death In
Terrible Form In Quest Of
Fabulous FL Dorado.

Although separated from Mexico by
the Rio Grande only, Texas was not
cOlonized by the Spanish until the end
of the Seventeenth century, says
John Chapman Ffilder in the Ladies'
Home Journal. Prior to this time there
were two important voyages Of dis
cOvery in the North. but such were the
difficulties and SO great the distances
that they ended in failure. The first
notable expedition into the vast I'M
known country that we know TODAY as
Arizona, New Mexico and Texas was
the amazing journey of Fray Marcos
de Mia, between 1889 and 1871. He
was sent by Antonio de Mendoza, then
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.des insuring q good supply ~ mar.
gral light and fresh air. IL is con-
nected with the dining room By an
open doorway. The dining room a
about the same sze as the living
room. IL is connected with the kitch.
en- al the rear by a swinging door
and also opens into a side hail al
the right.
The Kitchen Is one that viii delight
any housewives heart. for II is small
and compact. but ample for every
need. Al one corner is a small pan
try, Immediately adjacent is the wash
room which can be used as laundry
II 50 desired. The bathroom. modern
In every detail. is located of the hall
WA; runs from the kitchen 10 a rear
bedroom. OF the main central hall
running along the dining room Is an
other large bedroom. l6 by 10 feet
u inches. All of the bedrooms of
which there are three. have excep-
tiOnally large clothes closets. The
front bedroom. Il by 13 feet. off the
front reception hall. also opens out on
TO the sleeping porch. which is o feet
9 inches by l3 feet. This sleepin.
porch has window walls on three sides
and should be an excellent place TO
sleep in the warm, sultry summer
months.
A home like this should he the rule,
not the exception, on the farms of the
country today. Gradually this type
is gaining foothold and we look for
ward to the time when such a thing
as propaganda to keep the boys on the
farm will be unnecessary. Home
comforts are being emphasized in both
city and country because the impor-
lance of the home in community life
is recognized. More and better homes
are what the people want and this is
certainly the case in rural centers.
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w ASHlNGTON.-Pr legisla-
w ton exempting American ships
from the payment of Panama canal
tolls is likely TO call forth some heavy
debating al this session. The senate
committee on interoceanic canals, Of
which Senator Borah is chairman, has
before 1t the Borah bill, exempting
American coastwise ships, and the
Jones and Poindexter bills. exemptlng
all American ships from canal charges.
The Republican national platform
last year for the first time declared
for toll exemption for all American
ships, but Senator Borah thinks that
IN view of the opposition il will be
easier to put through a bill applying
TO coastwise ships only.
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Washington Discovers the Real Hughes

ID NOND question:, the member of
l. The cabinet most talked about at
Washington Is Charles Il. Hughes, sec
Rotary of state. In fact there is a
distinct Hughes wave. and remote in
deed from the centers of power and
of gossip Is the place in official or
social Washington that has not felt
the influence of this wave
1t IL the story of two Hugheses--how
one has supplanted the other in the
popular miHd.
The Hughes personality, as it stands
OUT today, took official Washington
completely by surprise. The unfail-
ing smile, the hearty handshalle, frank
ly caused astonishment cold, cal
culating, austere, seIf-centered man
had been expected at the State de-
partment. Officials and minor employ
ees there had looked for chill in the
air as he approached a brusqueness
Of greeting as NE entered, sharp
closing of the door with orders that
none was TO be tolerated near the Off
tial sanctum unless summoned to ap-
pear.
And then came the revelation. A
smile and a CHEEKY word of greeting
for everybody and Mfr. Hughes was on
he Job. Officials who were requested
to drop In to see him came away, their
faces expressing strange mixture of
unbelief and pleasure. There could
he no mistake Ia the Identity Of ths
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man, FOR the. famous whiskers were
there, although somewhat more close
~ cropped than In the old days.
"Yes, it's Hughes, all right" com
mented one visitor; "but what i want
to know is, where's the faker who said
he was an iceberg?"
The gossip spread to the senate
The days went by and contact with
Mr., Hughes was frequent Comment
of this kind then was heard:
First Senator-i met Mr.. Hughes to
day. lie wore the broadcast smile !
ever saw. We had a most delightful
chat. ~
Second Senator--Yes, fine chan. |
should say. Say, who made up all
that human icicle stuff?
The same experience Is true of the
newspaper correspondents NJ Washing
ton, with the exception, perhaps, OF
those who had known Mr.. Hughes well
as governor Of New York,
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not believe that even the senator from
Massachusetts {Mr. Lodgel would
make very positive pretense in that
direction.
Mr.. Penrose-Mr. President
The Vice President-Does the sena-
tor from Mississippi yield to the SEN
ator from Pennsylvania?
Mr.. Williams-I yield.
Mr.. PenrOSe-I own volume of
Einstein, in the introduction of which
it is stated that there are only II men
in all the world who understand the
book. thought, perhaps, the senator
from Mississippi was one of them. /
confess that l have nearly lost my
mental faculties in trying to under
stand Einstein.
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Artificial camnhor.

II Is reported that there is now In
this country an artificial camphor
factory, the product of which is In.
tended to compete In the market with
the natural substance. Artificial cam.
phor is made from essential oils de
rived from turpentine. Chemically the
only difference between turpentln,
and camphor Is the possession by
each molecule of the latter OF on,
atom Of oxygen which is lacking II
the former. BY chemical process
the needed oxygen 10 supplied.
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FLooQ loatsRJA

exterior of the house is quite pleas
ing with lis broad siding, asbesto
single roof and quaint colonial en-
trance Of white. There is plenty o.
window space to make the room
light and airy.
The entrance leads into small ~
ception hall which opens on one side
into the living room, on the other into
a bedroom, At the far end of the re-
ceptlon hall Is the stairway. leading
upstairs and to the cellar. The living
room Is a large room 81 feet inches
by ID feet. with triple windows on two
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Cautious, Indeed.

lie was Il cautious witness, and re-
garded every question put by the
cross-eXamining lawyer as trap for
the mwary,
And what" he was asked, twas
the complainant shouting when you
heard hlm7'
"He was shouting, Tom Tom 80
replied the witness, after deep
thought; then, fearing 10 commit him.
self to such "A downright statement. he
added, hastily: "Or words to that
effect I"
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az" the poem Of Rudyard Klplinf
which Lord Kitchener included IL
the manual of military instruction TO,
his first hundred Thousand" ha,
been translated into 125 languages
including many Of the more obscur,
tongues ms well as the worlds greal
literary languages.
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Last Resort.

81 hear that links Is married,
as her knew he was deeply ir
lebt. but l didn't know he was DIES
nerate."-From the New York SUP.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-21
ApARI N rTHOARI u
DO R RE.SC

Sa aflu adresa unui roman, Gu
numele Petrica Denescu. orlgnar
din comuna, Obelisce Romanla
(vechiul regat). Rog pc orr clne
ar sti de dinsul, sa mi scrie, sau
dinsul daca sa afla in New York
sau in apropiere de New York,
sa vina la mine personal am sa |
spun ceva important despre sora
d1nsului care locuieste, Gu faml-
liza mea in Patras, Grecia. Dl De-
nescu, a fost mai acum catva
timp in New York, unde a con-
dus un Grocery store, de alcl a
dus la Akron de cateva lunl, de
atunci nu maj stu mimic de
dinsul. a Sc adresa la:
DENIS D. MARKETO
5 Battery Place New York, N. Y.
(92-93).
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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Dr. {. Angelescu''
din Cleveland, Ohio. Convoaca pc
toti membri sal din loc 81 jur n
lua parte la adunarea ordiAara a
Societatii care sa va tinea in ziua
dc Dumineca. la "a April in Hala
Knaus 6131 st. Clair Ave. la ora
8 p. m. La ordinea zilei va ii mai
multe puncte de resolvat 81 sunt
rugati toti membri Fl present..
p. S. Fiindca adunarea Socie-
tatii noastre sd venea in prima
Maiu 81 fiindca avem sarbarea
ST. PaSti sa convocat aceasta
adunare pc data mai sus numita.
Rugam deci pc totj nembrii a
lua la cunoStinta. In speranta ca
vom Fl constienti Gle chemarea
noastra 81 vom Fl Gu totii pre-
senti la aceasta adunare.
In numefe Societatii 'Dr. An
gelescu" semnam:
loan Dumitras, presedinte.
Petru Manatie, secretar scrip
600 & 92).
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AGITATnLE DIM DoBRouEA


Citim i'll ''Dobrogea ,Juna" ce
apare la Constants ca, in urma
decretarii starei de asediu in
Cadrilater, agitat6rii Isl continue
propaganda lor criminala, spe-
riind pc locuitori ca li-se vor lua
vi5ele sau vor Fl internati in Mol
dova, etc.
In satul Vischioi. plasa Turtu-
caa. ID locuitori, in urma insti-
gatiilor. si-au luat carutele Gu
cali si-au fugit III Bulgaria, para
sindu-si familiile. de teama sd nu
fie mobilizati sau internati, cum
cauta sal sperie agitatorii.
Locuitorii insa pot fl linistiti,
intr1lcat starea de asediu n a fost
decretata decat in scopul de a
pune la adapost avutul lor, in
potriva deselor atacuri cetelor
inarmate.
(''Dacia").
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BANDELE BULGARI CON
TINUA A sAvfRSI
ondoRURI.

In noaptea de 16 Martie ban
dele bulgare au patruns in satul
Rahova de jos com. Cusin.
Dupa ce All jefuit, au ridicat
din sat pc agentul de pescarie de
la punctul Cusin- -Dolni- Rahova 81
l'au dus in. padurea appropriate,
unde Tau torturat intr'un chip
barbar. Nenorocitul a fost gasit
doua ri, in padure strapuns in
noua locuri de baioneta.
Acest omor e continuarea sis
temului de a insufla groaza 81
teroarea in functionarii romani
carl. in adevar, Gu uh curaj, &c
nu-si are explicatia de cat in spi
ritul de sacrficiu sprc a servi
tara, stau neclintiti la locnrile
lor, facandu-si datpria.
('Dacia
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ALEoERI1.E DIN AIBAlsIA.

Am anuntat ieri ca s'atl ales dol
deputati aromani, d-nii n. Gogia-
mani 81 Spiridon Papa.
In ultimul moment aflam cd S a
ales inca un roman, dl Tatulari.
Toti trei deputati s'au ales in
Muzechia, la sudul Mlbaniei.
Inregistram acestea ca sd Sc
vaza cata diferenta este intre gu
vernul prietenii Elade, care Gu
toate ca incorporat de doua ori
mai multi aromani de cat cci afla.
tori in Albania, d organizat in
asa fel alegcrile incat MI sd ales
nici un roman. Nu vorbim de
Serbia care ne persecuta pc fata
nu ell ipocrizie.
('Dacia J.
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PERFIDIA OMENEASCA
- Roman Contnporan
D q. Z. PA0CU
D o. Z. PASCu


'Te urmez 81 la capatul pa
mantului. Vol gasi 81 acolo . ca
.edra de limba franceza 81 latina
Ia yre-un institut cultural," ras-
punse prelatul, apropiind-o de
peptul lui, care era un focar Dc
:nbire.
sHaide SO vezi 81 tu,. zise
naieuta Iuliana 81 fntrara in dor.
mitor.
sMaicuta Iuliana sc apleca asu.
pra nebunei, il scoase cdlusul, s'
stsrita incepu y urle si II stries
ldiferite cuyinte neintelese.
81 apleca 81 arckimandritu1
aslpra Il. II vorB dar starts
mi reeja1oscll y Dn respn,,ss Nj
lnic a file b I'I ~ &
I q =
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lUrmare)

Urm0ro)
'Eu numai stau o Vi in manas-
tire 81 iau 81 pc sora Sara 81 pc
Ar ur Gu mine. Til minte cd 1ni-ai
spd's ca Gu fOrta mn ma poate re-
tine nimeni in manas.ire. Vrei
sa-mi ajuti 81 plec de aicif zise
maiclita luliana, apucandu-i mai
nile, ca o oprivirc care turbnra su-
He.cle in ochii prelatnhii.
Nh fntrebi daca vreau! Cani
.ti-ai exprintat vre-o dOrinta d
n'rm f6cut tat ce mis- stat IN pu.
1inta I'll til-o fndeplinesci M 4
yorba daek vreau. + vorba dasa
yyci ~ Il fnsoteses' rsSpuaee
ls enaoti otionsts I.
Y Y n tns nina nllnsat =
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Sd comunic faptul cpiscopului si
pc seara plecam. Aranjeaza afa.
cerea cum crezi cd e mai bine
numeSte pc cineva in locul tau 81
char al ei, cd episcopal va aproba
tot &c vel face. Cand va veni doc
torul spunei cum al aflat faptul
ca nebuna 81 cum al legat-o
Peste o junlatatc ceas va Fl aici
81 va veni si ambulanta so duca
la ospiciu de nebnni, u luind pe
:naicuta Iuliana de brat esira
afara pc versnda, unde se des,
partira.
Vestea "a q inebnnit starita "a
respfndit cu iuteala flllgernlui II
manAstire u toate caiugaritelt
'dorfau 50 vaza. M1ic,lta Iuliana
le sstisfavu dorinta, cu conditis
"a treaca numsi prin camera bol
navel fara - se opreasca y pele
ri'.asul tinut sproapS 4 jnllats
te ord
Maicpta Iuli.n1 oferi posttl a.
stariti ailIisssls y MN u ~ ajju
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Gel nevrednici 81 neon enosi. Aca-
narea morala pc aceasta Gale este
cea mai eficace. Contra badara-
niei individuale este drept 81 ne
cesar Sd he solidarizam cu totii,
81 so combatem energic caci alt
fel he facem de risul lumei. Dar..
sd nu Sc faca din badaranie o ar
ma de lupta 81 de ura sociala.
Aceasta, nu. q. =.
IN. Romanesc").
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LIBERTY BONDURI 81
MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acums. Platim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa de
schimb. Room PIG Lennox Bldg,
al doilea etaj. Luati elevatorul colt
Gu East 9th 81 Euclid Avenue. De.
asupra de Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Deschis pima la orele 6 p. m
n VHTT LA CLEVELAND, D,
(Adv) (246)
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badaranie IN po|itica

Este III ue OUSlc CulOscuI PO-
nosul ce s'a adus 81 Sc aduce Ia
moi sufragiului UNIVERSAL de Ia
primul sau scrutim pana astazi,
ca elementele democratic, carora
liza fnlesnit accesul in viata po.
Utica, au scoborit ingrijitor, de
multi nivelul, nu numai al atitudi.
nil in raporturile lor cu toata lu.
mea, nu nunai al dialectticei Gu
rente, dar 81 al demnitatii perso
male a oamenilor nostri politici.
In cluburile partidelor noastre
politice democratic 81 in toate oca
zimile de contact polite dintre
membrii aceluiasi partid, sau Gu
membrii altor particle 81 Gu orice
lume. fie in localuri publice, fie
char in ease particulare, Sc afr
ma ca urbanitatea in vorbe s.
blma cuviinta in atitudini smt
ncsocotite
Sentimental de dcferenta, aten
tune 81 stima cuvenite vristei
muncii 81 capacitatii, pc care s.
popoarele salbatece le cultiva $
lie respecta, astazi. pentru demo
cratic, sustin unii, parca nu ma
exista.
Tlnarul imberb 81 approape a
nalfabet, sta tolanit Gu mantle il
buzunare in fata unui batrin uni
versitar. innalt demnitar. distin,
conducator de partid, mare on
de stiinta. professor, intellectual CT
rcnume. etc, 81, mozolindu-si ii
CARA in coltul gurii, abba daca-
raspunde la salut sau la intrebar,
ell o lenesa silaba.
Junele mandatar. de la innalti
mea ignorantei sale, desfide to-
ce MI vede scOborit la nivelul in
suficientei sale.
Tinarul pomadat 81 Gu carart
ireprosabila, gatit Isl are chibiti
sal, bruscheaza pc toata lumea
NJ saluta Sau saluta.. de sus, nj
are timp nici odata sd stea d,
vorba Gu nimeni (dupa alegeri)
find totdeauna asa de ocupat =.
face pc suparaciosul pentru a f
menajat de colegii din parid $
pc nebunul pentru a fl temut d.
adversar; acavareaza tot ce-
umfla punga, sau il poate ride;
in ochii naivilcr 81 nu crnta nj
mic pentru parveni Gu orr c,
pret.
Farlamentarul care umbla ne.
spalat, netuns, neras. GU imbraca
mlnte rupta orr soioasa. ca 81 ace
care-Si unge cizmele Gu dohot
cand diurna de parlamentar n al
lndlca tOate aceste scaderi ca alb
>olut Gle rigoare sunt pilde carac.
teristice ale unui nivel de educa
tie sociala. evident criticabil
Stilul articolelor din presa d,
politica militanta actuala, dialo
eurile din incinta Parlamentulu
altercatiile ca 81 predilectia deasi
din cUloare argumentelor detu
natoare ce-si aplica alesii natiu
nil, au ajuns la un stadiu Gu ata1
mai ingrijitor, Gu cat pc plants
de scoborire tot mai jos a nivelu
lui de educatie sociala in viata 8
manifestarea noastra politica ac
tuala Sc vad alunecand 81 oamen
apartinind altor particle, earl =
pentru a-si afisa democratismul |;
moda. socot de nevoie a depas
uneori char mojicia inascuta.
Faptele acestea, starea actual;
de lucruri trista, pentru ca este
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facem odata Gu aceasta, 81 urma-
toarea int1lnpinare: Este 0 enor-
ma gresala Sc atribi democra-
tiei cusurul badaraniei in politica.
Acei carl, Gu tot ce au mai Gu
rat in g1ndul 81 in sufletul lor,
servesc marea cauza a democra-
! tiei politice 81 lupta pentru ridi-
carea democratiei sociale protes-
teaza Gu toata energia contra vi
novatei confesiuni ce s'ar face
intre cuvintele democratic 81 ba-
daranie,
A Fl democrat nu inseamna a
Fl 'badaran. Democratic 81 bada-
rania sunt doua positii, sunt doua
insusiri complect deosebite, mai
alcs din punctul de vedere ii
democratiei politice, al democra-
tiei intclectualc, domcniu in care
convingerea 81 practica ideii de-
mOcrate, pcntru foarte multi, este
tocmai un semn al elitci de sim
tire 81 dc cugctare.
Oar, char in domeniul demo
cratiei sociale, cuvintul democrat
nu poate Fl sinonim Gu cuvintul
badaran, cd 81 cum cusurul din
urma ar fl o consecinta neaparata
a positiei politice orr sociale de
democrat.
Fara a Fl coboritor din Olimp
sau descedent bllasonat orr nebla-
sonat al aSa-zisilor oameni Gu
singc albastru fara sd Fl avut o.
cazie, in lipsa unei nasteri de
rasa, sd capete cineva o crestcre
nobila 81 char fara sd fl avut
cineva prilejul unui contact incl
dental de educate aleasa in lumea
manierelor elegante. Dumnezeu
a harazit omului in general 81 ce-
lui lipsit de avantagiile de mai
sus in special, un mare dar 81 0
mare pOsibilitate: darul bunului
STINT 81 posibilitatea de a-si apro-
pria prin imitare exemplele bune.
Badaranul nu traieste numai
in clasele de JOS.
Cine are acest cusur, numai el
singur este vinovat, 81 eel multi ia
milia sd. Clasa sociala Garcia ii
apartine nu poatc avea nici Q
vina.
Gu mojicia sau badarania ce ia
ce un om fara bun simt MI Sc
poate solidariza o cauza, ideie
pdlltlca. o grupare, un partid, 81
nu poate Fl motivat solidarizate.
Este prin urmare mare ne
dfeptate ofensa ce Sc face. demo
cratiei, cand Use arunca in fata
Fonosul badaraniei. sill raspin.
gem GU indignare. in special pen
tru democratic noastra.
Teranul nostru din fire este
exceptional de cuviincios. Game.
Mi politici proveniti din terani
fac dovada totdeauna de multi bun
snnt. Gu aceasta insusire inascuta
,, onnll din clasele de jos site sa s.
comporte ori unde il aseaza mum.
ca, vrednicia, soarta 81 une or
char norocul.
Cine dar face mojicii, le face
pentru ca este badaran incorigi
bill orr din ce clasa sOciala ar face
parte.
Deci nu Infierati clasa socia
la, ci pc fiecare badaran in parte
pentru ca opinia publica sal GU
! noasca 81 sa faca ca singura Sc
lectionarea cuvenita printre GA
menii politici, dind la parte pc