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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
GUNNISON MAN SELLS TOP
STEERS ON DENVER MARKET

Denver Record Stockman:-
Martin Van VOORHEES, of Gunnison.
was one of the most highly pleased
contributors to the Denver cattle mar
ket last Monday. His offering con-
sisted of &C yearling steers, averag-
ing 665 pounds, which sold at the
seasons top notch figure of $500, and
few heavy cows at $3.50.
"Altho prices this year are the low
est in many seasons" said Mr.. Van
Noorhies, al was never more pleased
and surprised with a price than that
on this consignment. Ny cattle were
no doubt choice, but there were sew
eral other loads offered from my
which did not touch this
market. have always been among
the most satisfied Western Slope
stockmen who ship TO Denver. / re-
alize that there is no other market
in the country where feeding cattle
command more money. The compe-
tition is usually keen. especially for
our class of cattle, and the values are
usually worked to the highest level.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
so NOT DESTROY THE VISION
or THE SANTA CLAI :
CCo7unucd from First Page)


b. any embarrassment in such a stu
alton II your child shows synp-
toms OF budding doubt or certain dis
roEcry. why not t"ll him or her the
beautiful truth. and exchange for the
marry image Of the white whiskcrcd
old reindeer driver the far more heart
fIllDg and lasting Christmas Joy Of
tFD real Santa Claus, the radiant vi
sion Of the Christ child returning each
year on His natal day TO spread 10Y
and kindness thruout the world. re
moving mans faith In man. awakening
II" spirit of Christmas and bringing
happincss to tho children-whom he
loved best Of ALL
OF course there is n Santa Claus
Claus. True. when our children are
very small we use the figure Of jolly
Old Saint Nicholas as the simplest and
surnst way to reach the baby mind-a
symbol. yes; but a symbol Of a blessed
and ycry real thing. All our lives
deepest truths Of the universe are
placed before u in symbolic form
no, to deceive Us. but on the contrary,
20 impress the truth upon Us more
couvincingly.
There is special need for symbol.
tEm whom our purpose is to convey to
baby minds and hearts clear under
standing Of the power Of unseen forces
whether dangerous forces against
which we wish to warn, or forces for
good which We wish our children to
know and love for their happiness
sake
For the baby mind cannot compre-
heni what it cannot see or hear or
feel or smell or taste The unseen
forces must be given physical actuality
the warning fans or the happiness is
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

io.m Of the messenger il only the mes
sage be brought homer The truth is
so much more beautiful than the make
believe Santa Claus which babies know
and II will make Christmas brighter.
and happicr one. day looked forward
to with more joyous anticipation than
ever before.
Hang up a stocking on Christmas
Eve - Certainly And pray, why
not Do you dare to say that on that
holy night no returning spirit of the
Babe OF Bethlehem enters your home.
biots out unkind thoughts. spreads
peace on earth TO men Of good will ?
II not, God pity your home! That low
ing, breathing. glorious spirit does
enter our homes and our hearts. And
We delight 10 give thanks to him thru
gifts TO the children He loved so well
That Spirit Of Christmas bids US fill
the childrsn's stockings and give gifts
to one another as the Wise Men gave
gifts TO the Child of Bethlehem.
Call the Spirit what you will Every
word we tell our babies is the living.
blessed truth. 1t is a spirit that brings
the gifts. For my part | love the
dear old name We have always used.
! still love ard believe in Santa Claus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

We, the undersigned, John Waldron.
and William Waldron,
Secretary, of the Brunswick Milling
and Mining Company, corporation
formed under the laws of the State
of Colorado. do hereby give notice
that at a meeting of the stockholders
of said corporation, duly called for
the purpose of considering the pro-
priety of dissolving said corporation.
and held at the office of the Company
in the City of New Brunwick, State
of New Jersey, on the Fifteenth day
of November, A. D. 1921, pursuant to
notice given to the stockholders there
of in the manner provided by law for
the calling of stockholders meetings
for the purpose of amending articles
of incorporation, the stockholders. by
a unanimous vote of the entire capit-
Gi stock of said corporation, ordered
said corporation to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts
owing by said corporation have been
fully paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have
made and signed this Notice of Disso-
luton, and affixed hereto the seal of
! said corporation, this Seventeenth
day of December, A. d. 1921.
Attest:- JOHN WALDRON,
Nce-President.
WILLIAM H. wALDRON,
Secretary.
First publication. Dec. q, 1921.
Last publication, Feb. 8, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

tinction Of working like a beaver"
The beaver dam gives new character
to the landscape. 1t frequently alters
the course of stream and changes
the topography. II introduces water
into the scene. II nourishes new
plant life, il brings new birds. pro-
vides a harbor and home for FISH thru
out the changing seasons, and il
siezcs sediment and soil from the
rushing waters and sends water thru
subteranean ways to form springs
which give bloom TO terraces above.
Il is distributor of the waters,
and on days when dark clouds are
shaken with heavy thunder. the beay-
er Gam silently breasts, breaks and
delays the down-rushing food water,
saves and stores them. Then thru all
the rainless days that follow, IT slow
ly re leases them. Most beaver colo
uies have many dams and ponds.
These dams are constructed of will
lows, brush, mud, grass and leaves,
and sometimes of logs and stone.
Beaver food consists of the bark of
water-loving trees. herbs and grass.
Ny good people, this is a short his
tory Of the game in our county. Now
ask you to assist me in protecting
our game and give me the thread or
trail, be il ever so thin or dim, that !
may bring 10 justice those who have
no respect for any law.
Thanking you again in behalf of
Mr.. Parvin. state game and fish COM
by request. and the game
and fish department, and all good
people.
| am respectfully yours,
J. d. JENNINGS,
Deputy Game Warden.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
HOPES OF CITY FREE
DELIVERY GO GLIMMERING
Cnntinued from a. pa,r

Continued from first page
mail receptaeles & etc.
Service will not be extended tor
eStablished) 70 any block in which
less than so per cent of the build
ing lots are Improved and houses
occupied"
Reading between the lines, how
ever, of the above letter. the present
postal administration is determined
to reduce the astounding Sl57 ,000, 900
deficit which they were up against at
the end of the last fiscal year, June
30th, 1921.
The gross receipts of the local of
fee are already over the $4,000 re-
quirement but it appears we are short
on population.
Get busy folks
P. c. BOYLES,
Postmaster
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

1t is reported from Pitkin that the
well known Maid of Athens mine has
been leased to A. L. Whitehorn, who
has taken load of supplies above
Quartz Creek and intends to do con-
siderable work this winter. The
values in the Maid of Athens were in
both gold and silver. 1t was original
ly opened in 1897, when in sinking an
assessment shaft, VIM Friend and
Thos. Huxtable opened an eight-foot
body of ore only 25 feet from the
surface. Various shafts have been
sunk and all have encountered the
same mineral. In one of the work.
ings the ore body was % feet across.
As high as 100 tons a week have been
shipped from this iPtkin producer,
and there is still large body known
tc exist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

"My cattle weighed considerably
more than | had thot they would.
Neighbors of mine guessed them to
weigh right around 900 pounds but
the steers beat that figure by 65 lbs.
average"
Mr.. Van Voorhies is one of the
many Gunnison cattlemen who raise
the very best bred white faces Steers
that have the reputation of feeding
out well, as the Gunnison cattle do,
are the first to change hands, regard
less Of the market conditions. The
shipper is a regular patron of the
local market and always manages TO
make his transaction one of the fea-
lures of the day.
Included in the shipment with Van-
Voorhies were two jackpot cars from
Levan Easterly at Wiley's spur and
Clarence Lehman at Hinkle's spur.
They did not bring as good price as
Van Vorhies' shipment.
Ralph Allen sold AZ feeders, weight
744 lbs, at s6.10; II cows, S42 lbs,
at s5; IL feedrs, 942 lbs, at S5.S5 and
2 bulls, 1880 lbs, at SO.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
MOTHER OF FORMER GUNNISON
TEACHER DIES IN DENVER

Word comes of the death in Denver
Friday of Mrs. Blakley, mother Of
Mrs. Andrus, formerly Miss Lillian
Blakley, who taught school in our city
two years and has often visited here
since. Her mother lived with Mrs.
Andrus during her abode in Gunni-
son. Funeral services We're held IN
Denver Monday and the remains sent
to the family home in Iowa for in
terment
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

Phogng from casetOE Mr. Allison suggests that Little more and
Home
Says Mrs Aon Il can buy coffee in GGnnon for 2S cents
lot of
planning advertising alto
of shall be dull They into
complain business
is dull Now isn't that the truth?
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

Sheriff Hanlon returned Saturday
from Kansas without B. A. Barnes,
the oil man. Controversies over re-
QUESTION papers induced the sheriff
to return without his man for the
present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23

The anchnaaH but the merch
took decreased buying Of ms patrons The wage
merchant the railroad the naanufa
and the public just inevitably Don't imagine ht ny
sort ultimately
In fact the farmer and the VII be the first 10 take Their bang
The loss of
and manufacturer long they have of the ghcot
in
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23


the
started
the business o will that it shall be dull
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-23
Perhaps bockheads
President Harding think

e those opposed the aglcli-
tu bios get thru waing government bonds which me
would purchase said bonds the rich did no also what would happen 10
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

pentru iMbunatatirea legii agrare
Nh avem decat sd regretam ca laa.
joritatea 81 guyernnl IAN respins
importantele imbunatatiri proptlse
de moi.
Nu mai putin trebue sd regre-
tam ca trebuit 81 parasim Came
ra inainte de a Mfi discatat refor-
ma. Nu suntem ndi vinovati ci a.
seeia earl prin faradelegil9 lor ne-au
facut imposibil, ,ca sa mai STAN in
parliament.
Daca reforma agrara vechiului
Regat 81 legile privitoare la impo-
zite an esit din parliament asa cum
lie vedem Gu partile lor bune 81 a.
propiate de interesele straturilor
largi ale poporllui, Sc datoreste in
mare parte actiunei partidului ma
tional. Ell S a dovedit inca odata
nn partid nu numai de lupta ci 81
de lucrarc pozitiva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
Dec|aratII|e d|uI lulu MANU-
DESPRE REFORMA AGRARA 81
SITUATIA POLITICA
"DEV1zA TREBUE sA FEE T0Tl RoMANII DIN TRAN
SILVANIA ST BANAT, IN JuRUL STEAGULuI
PARTIDULUI NATIoNAI..,'

| Averescu 81 Gu, att mai putin Vol
putea sa-si cumpere masinile 81 II.
neltele, de care vor avea neyoe ne
aparata spre a ridica productiupea
- Care este partea de contribu-
tie opozitiei la reforma agrarag
contrihntiA opozitiei- rationale
Ia reforma aRrara.
Proectul initial al guvernului
a fost multi mai reactionar decat
textul legii votate, dar sub presiu-
nea opozitiei el a fost modificat,
apropiindu-se de punctul nostru de
vedere. Am amintit in primul
rand chestia pretului pamantului,
care cum am spus, guvernul a tre-
butt sd cedeze, reducandu-l della
60 la 40 de ori arenda din 1916.
Alta modificare obtinuta de o.
pozitie fost exproprierea mosiilor
afendate. Tot asemenea proectul
guvernului preyedea, ca exproprie-
rea sa Sc faea pc mosii, nu pc pro-
prietari, lasand proprietarilor ell
mai multe mOsii de atitea orr mi
nimumul de 500 ha., cate mosii a.
yea. Opozitia a reusit sd impuna
expropriereas pc proprietar, nu pc
mosii, marind astfel fntinderea pa
mantulni, care va trece i'm stapa-
nirea taranilor.
Acesta 81 alte amendments, fac
ca legea agrara sd. fie macar i'm
parte multumitoare, ceeace sc da-
toreste actiunii staruitoare 81 ener-
eice a opozitiei, fara de care ca
ar fl fost multi mai desavantagioasa
taranimei.
Privitor la retragerea opozitiei
din parliament 81 Ia situatiunea po-
Utica creiatd prin ga, dl. Maniu
ne-a fdcut Nrmdtoarele declaratH:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
DIN PATRIE

Vile din Ardeal 81 celelalte IT,
nuturi invecinate, promit da
anul acesta recolta fOarte buna,
|bolile parazitare neatacandu-le
de eat prea putin.
Singur ''Ordinu'' in Fagaras
81 alte judete a facut mici strica-
ciuni.
Ministerul de indusfrie 81 CO.
inert terminal elaborarea ante
proiectului de legc prin care Sc
da 0 noua Organizare directimei
generate a comertului 81 in spe.
cial corpului atasatilor 81 agent.
lor comerciali.
Parte din dispozitiile acestui
ante-proiect vor Fl aplicate char
de acum prin decizie ministeriala.
Prin noul -bSeet II minsterulpi
instructiunei, salariile corpului
didactic oau fost fixate @astfel !:
1000 lei profesorii. secundari,
100 instintutorii urbani, 1000
institutorii rurali, 900 invatatori
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
[RetragersaIlpozitiei
din paflald5&. 4

Onoarea nationala 81 buna repu-
tatiune a tarii noastre au cerut in
mod imperios, ca opozitia sa Sc re-
traga din parliament. Ar fl fost
rusine nestearsa 81 toata lumea
culta near fl crezut pc toti roma
nil oameni lipsiti de bun simt 81
amorali, daes am fl tolerat fara
reactiune puternica imediata 81 iz-
bitoare, purtarea consecvent neci-
vilizata a ministrului de inferno 81
daca am mai Fl participat la lu-
crarile unui parliament, care a to-
lerat ca aproape 80 de deputati din
majoritate sd voteze favoruri imen-
Sc in sarcina Statului 81 in folosul
unei societati, della care Ell au pri-
NIT actiuni 81 prin urmare la care
Ell sunt personal interesati.
Della cunoscutul scandal monii;::"l
numit panama." nu s'a mai in
tamplat aceasta nicairi in lume.
Fireste, aceasta intamplare a
fost numai picatura, care a um-
plut paharul de i'd alitati 81 imo-
ralitati savirsite de majoritate. A
trebuit sa parasim parlamentul nu
in interesul luptei poastre politice,
ci in interesul hupei renutatiuni a
tarii intregi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
Partidul national necesitate
de Stat

Partidul national necesitate
de Stat
Oar afara de aceasta constatam
ca tOate prevederile partidului ma
tional s'au indeplinit. S'a adeve-
rit inainte de tOate absolute iu-
stete a punctului lui de vedere pc
care il recunOaste 81 il primeste All
toata Opinia publica, ca Transilva-
MIA 81 Banatul trebue sd alba par
tidul lor polite in care trebue sd
sc uneasca toate fortele bune pana
sc va face asezarea intregului Stat
rOmanesc in cadrele unei COnstitu-
tiuni, unei legi administrative 81
electorate potrivite, care sd asigure
desvOltarea sanatOasa provincii-
lor nOastre.
Asemenea s'au justificat 81 pre-
vederile partidului national cand a
hotarit sd nu intre in actiune CO.
muna ell partidul averescan 81 cu
guvernul lui care prin incompetent
ia 81 amoralitatea unOr membri al
lui a compromis tara fntreaga 81 a
incurcat toate treburile tarii 81 a
saracit in primul rand Ardealul 81
Banatul.
Deviza trebue sa fie: Toti roma
ni de bine din Tyunsilrania 81 Ba-
nat IN jurul stedJ.lui partidului
national!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
CETI.TI

astoria Romano do Xenoppl
Ia foileton. In curgere actul
Unirei, cea mai inaltatoare
perioada din istoria neamului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
Pretul pamantului

- In prOectul original al guver-
nnlui pretul pamantului era stabi-
lit in suma de 60 de. orr arenda
din 1916. Sub presiunea luptei
noastre. ell a .cedat, reducand pre-
tul la de 40 de or arenda lin acel
an, dar asa ca iumatate an aceas-
ia cifra sa fie platita de Stat.
Nu mai este nevoe Sd arat ceeace
site toata lumea ca aceasta este 0
simpla iluzie, caci Statul sunt tot
contribuabilii 81 in primul rand ta-
ranii, carl fac majoritatea lor.
Pentru ca .reforma agrara "a dea
|insa roadele ei intregi, insltarea e
conomica 81 culturala = taraniinei
Sc cerea ca prstul pamantulni 81
nu fie exagefat:: Pretul stabilit in
|legea. guvernalpi .Ayerescu este in
Sd prea mare 81 wa Il fprea mare
mai a1es pentrl timpql cend valp
{ ia noastra va ii mai bqna, adicl
banii mai scumpi. /.
| Este evident cS daca vcm reven
iarasi Ia pFetqrile normale, tarani
vinzindp-si produsele lor mnlt ma
ieftin decat astasi, mn vor pute
| p!ati dobanda dupx pretui pxmAn
tulqi. stabilit in .legea gspsEallqlg
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

lnaintatNpe loc, 700 lei invatatorii
definitiyi 81 600 lei inyatatorii
provizori.
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Cetim in "Patria -:

COresp0ndentul nostru polite
DIN Rucuresti cerut d-lui lulu
Manin, presedintele partidulm ma
tional r0n.dn, aceste decldrdti, d.
pd retragerea Opozitiei din pdrld-
ment, IN care d-sd, intre altele,
precOnizcazd recOnstitMrea inte-
graM a pqrtidulm national.
= Va cautam, am spus d-lui Ma
niu, de 2 zile pentru a va cere de-
claratiuni despre importanta refor-
mel agrare, dar vad ca evenimente-
lie s'au precipitat astfel incat nu
stu daca astazi intrebarile mele
mai pot avea actualitate. Totus,
data find marea insemnatate a
reformei agrare, va rog sd bine-
voiti ami spune ce credeti despre
importanta eli pentru evolutia So
ciala 81 politica taranimii roma
nesti in special 81 pentru cvolutia
tarii noastre in general.
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ADRESELE soc. ROM1NE DE AJUTOR ST
CULTURA DIN AMERICA.

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233, Bettendorf, Iowa.
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305, Cambridge, O.
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Cafe, Licking Piks, New
port, Ky.
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Spruce Str, Bridgeport
Conn.
70. 76. ,,Apolza~a", P. O. B. &
Hubbard, Ohio.
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882, Columbus, o.
No. 78. ,,Dssgosteo Romi~T', p
0. B. 169, Anderson, Ind.
No. 70. ,,PIugorul Romsr", 6A
Poland Ave-, youngstown
o Bell Phone: Federal
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233, Universal, Pa.
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Box 42, Niles, Ohio.
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B. 278, e. youngstown, o
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O. B.. 2o6, Yorkville, Ohio
No. s5. "Furn;ca," P. o. B. 154,
Central Sta, Toledo, Ohio.
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gun0 81 Cruces Romsnr'
2449--25 Street, 3 Ave-,
Terre Haute, Indiana.
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2M N. B-way, Aurora, M
No. 8S. "Cdmpul Libertdtii," $3.50
House St., New Duluth, MINI.
No. SO. Soc. lille Martin Sails
teanu" p. O. B. 108, Nun
Gle, Indiana.
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B. D., Mt. Union, Pa.
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Garfield Ave., Canton, o.
Telefon Bell 3108.
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Box 564, Sta. 5, Flint, Mich,
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B. 12O, Lansing, Mich.
No. 101. ,,Bxcuresti" P. o. B. s25,
Thorpe, w. Va.
No. 102. ,,Dimbovte', p. o. B. 20,
Highlsndtown, Baltimors,
Nd.
No. 1O3. vVasiIe StoicGe', Rouma
nian Hall, 727 South Plats
Str, Kokomo, Ind.
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phia, Pa.
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Street, So. Bethlehem, Pa.
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mmond, Ind.
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24O, Lima, Ohio.
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Raminssc". P. o. B. Is
Tonawanda, n. Y.
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Mcdonald. Ohio.
No. 112. 'FdlnicaL Zdrdnd R0n,dn
5626 w. 65th St., Clearing,
Illinois.
No. III. "Desrobireo NeamNlx
Rominesc," p. O. B. 258
Warren, Ohio.
No. 118. ,,Ardeleana", P. o. B
116. nasco, Mo.
No. l1s. "Resnviereo," 1889 Eoff
st.. Wheeling, ". Va.
salHalNH!:!H!E
Plata. 81 Te|e1rzfie
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Renasterea tarei prin taranime

RefOrma agrara este menita sd
dea independents sociala 81 pros
peritatea materiala clasei cele mai
numeroase din tara noastra, tara
nimea. De aceea deslegarea Ell no.
rocoasa. prin schimbarea situatiei
materiale a taranimei, va produce
adevarata renastere politica 81 cul-
turala a acestei clase $. a tarei in
tregi. Trebue deci ca problema a.
grara sd gaseasca solutiune moro
coasa 81 definitiva.
Afara de aceasta 81 alaturi de ca
trebue intimate 81 alte institutiuni
publice, fara de care reforma agra
ra singura nu va putea sd indepli-
neasca marea Ell menire. Acestea
sunt in primul rind instructiunea
economical, oreanizarea grabnica 81
temeinica a cooperativelor 81 ofe-
rirea de imprumuturi ieftine tara
nimei pentru ca ca sa-si poata in
zestra gospodaria cu Nite, unelte,
masini 81 altele trebuincioase.
= Pentru ce combatut OpOzi-
tia pretul pamantului stabilit in
legef
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Retragerea opozitiei VI
schimba reRi1nul actual.

~ "
Este natural ca acest pas hotarft
81 energic, facut de fntreaga opo-
zitie, trebue 81 alba 81 conseeinte
politice practice. 81 nu are nu-
mai un caracter demonstrativ 81 CO.
rectional fat4 de majoritate, ,ci 81
caracterul unei actiuni de zdrobire
definitiva a situatiunei guvernului,
de altfel adane sdraneinpta.i Am
credinta ca pasnl opozitiei Va avea
urmarile intentionate.
- Care este, in aceasta criza, 81
ltuatia particular tnatianali
Pertidnl nAtiqqll r refognaa
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Reforrna agrara.

Reforma agrara.
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niu, ca pentru reforma sociala 81
politica tarii, reforma agrara, GU
rezultatele eli va avea o Influenza
mai mare decat legea votului uni
versal, pentruca reforma electoral;l
creiaza numai cadrele, posibilita-
tea pentru valorificarea nnei ere
dinte 81 a oarecarei influente poll
ticc. Cuprinsul insusi al acestor
cadre 81 posibilitati il da constiinta
81 convingerea politica alegatori-
lor sau a upei clase sOciale.
Aceasta constiinta nu sc pOate
fntemeia in mod durabil decat din
o stare economical 81 culturala po-
trivia vremurilor de astazi.
Or, gradul de cultura al alega-
torului este i'm rapport direct ell sta
rea materiala 81 sociala lui 81 a
clasei care este chemata sa-si exer-
cite dreptul de vot.