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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28
To The Buying Public

Ii men and women are not employ
ed, they cannot consume. If people
don't consume, the farmer cannot
sell his crops, the merchant his
stock and the manufacturer his pro-
duct.
Men and women cannot be en-
pIoyed unless you keep on buying.
Keep on buying now that prices are
doWn-dOn' wait.
By not buying what you need, you
prevent the conumption of things
on which you depend tor your own
living.
Why wait, now that prices are
down?
Waiting means less work all down
the line in factories, railroads,
banks, retail and wholesale stores,
etc.
Waiting maens unemployment,
unemployment means less consump-
tion of the products of farm and
factory and general business stagna-
tion.
Which means bread-lines.
You can't sell your crops or your
labor to the bread-llne man.
Keep on buying-what you need
now.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28
Had Narrow Escape

Eddie Deobald, John l.. Woody
and George Carlson had narrow
escape last Tuesday while driving
up Little Bear ridge grade. MIR.
DeobaId was driving Elmer Bechtol's
car and when the party had just
reached the top of the steepest place
on the grade, hub flange of one of
the rear wheels broke, bringing
the car to a standstiIl. The cracked
f1ange allowed the axle to turn in
the wheel, so the foot break was
useless and the emergency break
was out of commission. The car
started back and all went we'll un.
til it had reached the bottom of the
steep pitch, when the rear wheels
skldded. In attempting to cramE
the car to keep the rear wheels ir
the road, one front wheel slid ovel
the bank and the car started dowr
the steep slope head on. The thre,
occupants got out before the car lef
the road.
After plunging down the embank
ment a distance of approximatel.
100 feet, one front wheel ran a
gainst pine tree and stopped tn
car. Aside from a broken whee
there was little damage done. Jus
before the car left the road it hal
slowed down considerably, but Mr.
DeobaId said that at one stage o
the game they were travelling back
wards at the rate of twenty mile
a hour.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28
New Music Room

The Red Cross Pharmacy is hav-
ing a balconv built in the rear of
the drug store room which will be
used for the phonograph lines. The
room will be away from the noise
of the store and will be much
pleasanter place for those who wish
to buy records or have a machine
demonstrated. A stairway will
lead from the center of the first
floor to the new music room. H
H. Stevens. local carpenter, has the
contract of building the room.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28
Over The County

Deary Press: Dairying IN Idaho
made a rapid incr ease during the
past year, in spite of adverse con-
dltions. 1t is now $35, 600, 600 IN
sdustrv, and is rapidly growing.
lhe state has 861 sllos, half of
which were built the last year.
Stock is being improved by the or
ganization of testing associations,
the elimination of inferior cows
and greater care in breeding. We
hope and believe that at next We'd
nesday's meeting something can be
done to give a greater impetus to
the industry in this section. Mr..
Fletcher will advance a plan that
should appeal to all who are in
terested.
Troy News: The first of the week
the Troy Fire Brick company recelv-
ed an order for a carload of brick
to be shipped to Elk River. And
the manager, J. B. Watson, who is
on the coast, telegraphed in some
good healthy orders. The company
is doing nice business despite the
depression Of times.
Genesee News: Spokane and other
would-be egg producing centers
have recently been making much
fuss over some of the large eggs
produced in their respective COM
munltles, one of whclh measured
better than seven inches around the
long way. We rise to remark right
here and now that they are not in it
tor a minute - nor any fraction
thereof-when 1t comes to the Size
of "cackIe berries" Mrs. j. N
Hasfurther sent one to this office
on Tuesday that was produced by
one of her old Rhode Island "bid
dies" that measures six by eight
inches in size and weighs strong
81 onuces and it is now on display
at the News office.
We would like to have Spokane OF
any other place, produce one Of
larger size.
Juliaetta Record: tits expected
that the final papers IN the dea
whereby A. Wllmot will acquire
the interests of Frank Vincent il
the light franchise and system O.
wiring IN Juliaetta, will be mad'
out and signed within the next few
days. Juliaetta will then be con
nected up with the Washington
Water Power Company BY a lin
coming down American ridge ant
the town will again have light
probably within the next month o
six weeks at most. Mr.. Vincen
still retains his home here and th
power site of the old'mill and llgh
plant. The water wheel and per
stock was not hurt by the fire whic
destroyed the mill and Mr.. Vincen
is figuring on installing feed mi
on the site and ii conditions appea
favorable he may order the equIE
rnent before long.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28
Basketball Tonight

The Kendrick High School basket
ball team will play the Clifford
High School here tonight at the
gymnasium. Clifford has good
team this year and is the only team
that has won a game against Cul-
desac so tar this season.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28

Sam CallisOn returned, Monday,
from fishing trip on the North
Fork. He went to Ahsahka on the
train, Friday, and from there walk
ed to the DuRoss place the next
morning. He brought home some
fine trout.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28

UllIe Ellis arrived last week
from Burk to visit his parents. He
will return to the Occur d. Alenes
and work in the mines.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08

Nine hundred million pounds Of
peanuts are grown annually in the
United States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08
GAMES FEATURE
MARI0NSALEDAY
Last Saturday One Of
Most Successful OF
Series

BUENA VISTA, june s-Thc reg
ular monthly trade day unin- tie aus
pices Of the Marion C94o,y Trade
association held here last Saturday.
was one of the best and most en-
joyabIe held since the organization Of
the association.
The Marion County Trade associa
rlon was organized in February and
since that time the first Saturday of
each month has been Trade Day. The
first three Trade Days were observ-
cd with big barbecues. Last Satur-
day was given more to amusements
4 band furnished music Throughout
the day and there were sack races
WheelbarroW races. race for fat men
and little boys; a creased pig was
turned loose and caught: creased
poles twenty [ec- nigh were finally
climbed, and in each case the SUE
cesstul person was given prize.
In the afternoon a BAH game was
played between Bucna Vista and
ELlavlile, the Ellavile team being de
teated by score of 9 TO ,. The
hrst Saturday in Juy will be observ-
ed with a basket dinner.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08

NJ. English made a business trip
to Oglethorpe Tuesday afternoon.
Russell and s J English and son,
Tom Mack, were at the home of
Charlie English Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs /. i. Holloway, of
Americas, We're Sunday guests Of
their father, L. NJ. Holloway.
Nh. and Mrs w. c. English and
baby Mildred, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with their father. T. j
Jones, at County Line.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. B. Holloway and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. LashIey and baby
were Sunday guests at the home Of
l. G. Lashley, of Brooklyn Heights
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carter, Of
Shiloh, were spend-the-day guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. McGil.
Dan Google, of Pleasant Hill, was
in Englshville Friday.
Mrs. L. Atwaters, who is at Plains
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08
IN HARD LINES

Il could not work at all and had
to take my bed with a high fever
due to intestinal indigestion, gases in
my stomach and pain in my right
side. had spent my last cent for
doctors and medicine. which gave me
no relief ! was in despair. A lodge
brother gave me a bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and the first
dose relieved me. Thanks to this
medicine ] am now in the best of
health" It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catar-
rEal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis One dose will convince or
money refudned For sale by How
ellis Pramacy and druggists every
where (adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08

Chicaeo poliac have pas bombs
With which to fioht bandits who bar
ricade themselves.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08

In forty years books published in
the United States amounted to 2IS,-
$50, including 1925 works Of fic-
ton
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08
Irwin Cobb Praises
Jackie Coogan's Art
BY IRWIN s. COBR

% INV IN . UyDT
{ Americas Noted Author and HUI
morist.)
Foreword Irwin s. Cobb, wrote
the titles and edited the Associat-
ed First Nationa! feature, 'Pecks
Bad Boy" which features Jackie
Coogan, and will be seen at the Ry-
lander Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Cobb made the following state
ment in writing, without any sole
itation. He said it expressed his
sincere thoughts and feelings for
Jackie
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08
y xxg0r9J<xo 'Tb10r,&~ro FRIDAY AND
= = y AG~AA~&@A AA&1SGA SATURDAY

DADS AND MOTHERS
Come along with the
children. Turn the pages
of memory back to the
days when you read
greatest of childhood's
stories.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-08
FREEZONE il II
.|
CornS Lift OFF 81
with Fingers W ]

Drop a little "Frcezonc" on an ach-
ing corn, instantly that corn stops hurt
ing, then shortly you lift it right off
With fingers. 1t doesn't hurt bit
Novr druggist sells tiny bottle Of
'Freezone" for few cents, sufficient TO
remove every hard corn, soft corn. or
'orn between the toes, and the calluses.
without q particle of pain.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
UNlCA PlEDECA:
PRETul PAMtNTUlUI


La Is Qctombrie 1913, cand s'a
promulgat decretul-lege de expro-
priefe, statul q contractat fata de
proprietari datoria de q achita ln
anume pref. Aceasta datorie a.
jnns acunla, c&nd sc face 1nrpro-
pfietarirea la scadenta. In ras-
timp moneta in care s'a contractat
s'a depreciat. Rezulta de aci obli-
gatia pentu debtor de da o com
pensatie creditorului sau! Daca
ar Fl Sd admitem 0 astfel de obi
|gatie extraordinara, s'ar rasturna
toate legaturile eeonomicc 81 de
drept. orice creditor ar trchui sd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30

puterea sa de productie MI stan
jenita 81 viata sa ramane inca des-
| tul de lesnicioasa.
Cand astfel de idei formeaza am
bitia veacului de All, cand siste.
, mul financira al d-lui Titulescu sc
bsxeaza pc ele proprietarii mari
win 81 Ger Z miliarde pentru a Ii sc
conpensa deprecierea valutei. Ce
ziee d. ministru de finante de ase-
menea pretentiune, asupra Garcia
nu stu ca d-sa sa-si fl dat parcrea
sd autorizata?
Dare terminal statul Gu toate
operile mari 81 grabnice care rae
nesc sa fie indeplinite, pentru a
pasi la aceasta eleganta ruinatoare
in favoarea nlarilor proprietari?
Daca statul ar avea acuma pu-
tinta de acoperire nu Z miliarde
ei unu, dQua, trei miliarde-el ar
avea datoria poruncitoare sd intre-
prindA cruciada contra analfabe-
tismului, sd rezolve problemele a.
cute de politica sociala, sd dea lu-
cratorilor locuinta, sinatate 81 81
guranta zilei de maine; sd intre-
prinda 0 lupta sistematica contra
mortalitatei infantile, contra tuber-
culozei 81 a sifilisului-care maci-
ma viata acestui neam.
Conducatorii tarii inchid ochii
in fata acestor probleme pentru a
da compensate deprecierei valutei
celor 1000 de proprietari. Stunt
oare intro situate asa de jalnica
acesti 1000 de oameni ca sd merite
efortul ruinator al unui neam in
treg in epoca lui de consolidate?
Gu cele O suta sau cateva suite
de hectare, care raman fiecaruia,
Gu despagnbirea contractata, pc
care vor PRIMO 81 al carui VENT
l-au primit 81 ultimi dol ami, GU e.
nergia 81 cultura pc care hu ne in
dOim co au-acesti oameni an po-
sibilitatea nu numai de trai mai
departe tot asa de larg ca in tre-
cut-dar inca de a creia ferme, In
dustrii, intreprinderi.
IIOr le incumba sa Sc desolidari-
zeze de 0 actiune ce Sc duce in nu-
mele lor 81 care este juridiceste ne
fundata, lar din punct de vedere
social 81 economic ruinatoare. FL
trebue sd nu ute ca ruinele lar
acoperi pc eli cei dintai 81 sd MI ia
ca din lacomia lor parghia de dari-
mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
(Amintiri de Pasti.)


Daca este adevarat ca te gan
tlesti Gu placere la zilele din tfe-l
cut, apo este de 0 s,lta de ori mai
adevarat ca te gandesti Gu 81 mai
mare placere la anil din copila-I
ric. Fiecare dintre moi are vre-o
poznA, vre-o intimplare .hazlie din
ccpilarie la care Sc gandeste Gu
drag. Iti vim iii minte locurilef
ainde te jucai, vezi tovarasii tai
asa mici cum erau, ell camasuta
lunga, cu piciorele goale, te vezi
pc tine intre Ell, Gu capul gol, GU
fata 81 mantle manjite de. praful.
strazilor de vara.
Eu unul niciodata nu vol uita
pc Maria Basului Ea era o fata'
de seama mea si'mi era mare dus-
mana. De ce? o, Fl av1nd 81 ca mo-
=
tivele Ell. Poate pentruca ell sc.
dean pc ''partea lui Bogdan'
lar ca pc ''partea bisericii" ori
poate pentruca ii castigasem in
rara trecuta toate petricelele 81
eand ca, ,plihgand, lea cerut sd
lie dau indarat ell, le-am dat la
Simioane lui Deme, care o pisa
pc, Maria Basului daca ''scre-
mes" ori pdate pentruca, moi,
'ortacii' din partea lui Bogdan: !:
Simioane lui Deme, Mitru Cotiinii.
Petre Cotchii 81 eu, castigasem pc
fartea lioastra pc Marioara lui
Domnul invatator. Pentru Ma
rioara lui Don vastor era o emu
latte vecinica intre cei din partea
bisericii 81 eel din partea lui Bog
dan. 81 iaca de ce. Avea don
vastor gradina in care erau fel
81 fel de flori. Oar pc moi mai tare
pomii ne 'nteresau 81 capsunele
81 smeura. Sc faceau acolo niste
mere dulcute 81 niste pere gafbine
carl ti-se sfar1mau in gura de bu-
ne 81 de dulci ce erau. D'apoi
capsunele 81 smeura 81 ciresele !:
ii Sc facca apa n gura, nu alta,
cand te gandiai la ele. Deci va
'nchipuiti acum de ce ne bateam
pentru pretinia Marioarei lui don
yastor. Simioane lui Deme ne-a
asigurat definitiv pretinia Mari
]. 0areb mai ales ca era intre petri-
.-celele castigate de la Maria Ba-
sului una care era immune de ffu-
lrlOasa, avea niste vine verzi 81
rosii 81 vinate 81 era rotmda, ro-
tunda de nici nu Sc putea mai ro-
tunda..
Acuma stiti dar' ca de ce puse
nra pc mine Maria Basului.
Toamna, cand s'a 'nceput scoala,
tot Gu ochii la mine era 81 nu SEQ
team bine prastia din buzunar
sal asv1rl pc ascunsul un hot
de hirtie in ceafa la Todere lmi
llie orr la Stefan al Sivii, aman.
dol din partea bisericii, ca 81 81
/ridica mana sd ma pireasca la
Don 'vastor, care punea pc ''po
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30

rlncitor" sa-ini croiasca cinci Gu
linialul Gel mare. ST dac as ii
scapat numai Gu atat, dar 81 pra-
sta mergea II puiul MESH de pc
.catedra. f drept Cd Marioara lui
Don 'vastor mi-o fdlra de acolo
dar cate dracii nu trebuia sal fac
pentru jertfa aceasta, caci ed era
un drac1;sor intreg, tar ce mi
faci de dragul prastiei!
Asa trecut toamna 81 iarna !:
cate n am indurat din cauza urel'
&c mi-o purta Maria Baslllui. Cind
veniam de la scoala, 'doi cu dol.
81 ajungeam lInga casa noastra,
ne desfaceam din sir deodata, caci
ca l0crlia peste drum in casa din
fata, 81 piscam de brat sd ma
rasbun, Gu toate ca stiam ca in
ziua urmatoare lar vol primi por.
tia 'de cinci" Gu linialul.
81 VENT primavara. Vremea
sc 'ncalzea, lar moi, ortacii din
partea lui Bogdan faceam tunuri
de lut earl tunau ii era mai
mare dragul 'asculti. Cine nu sti
ce's tunurile de lut9 Faci din
tina 0 forma de ceasca Gu fundul
subtire-subtire. lie trintesti la
pamant Gu fundul in sus care Sc
sparge pocnind. Eu cram mare
mester de tunuri. Si'i faciam
mare ciuda Mariei Basului care
sc caznia 81 ca peste drum, inain-
tea easel lor, sa faca tunuri, dar
ale eli nu sanau asa de tare. Va
'nchipuiti dara cum Sc aduna
veninul in ca.
lnainte de Florii, in ultima ii
lnainte de vacantele de Pasti, fmi
peri prastia. 0 caut Ell, o cauta
'ortacii" prastia nicairi.. Sc
DEAN amarlt in banca 81 ma GIN
DEAN la prastie: care la cine poa-
te fl. M man g1l1dit la nici an
rau cand Maria Basului 3 a cernt
aeasa, ca 0 doare capul. Dupa
scoafa 'ni-am pus, din nou Gu ''or-
tacii''i sh eaatafn prastia, dar de
unde daef null ca n palma.
Daca nu s'ar fl 1ntimplat un
eveniment mare de tot, apoi nu
stu ce as Fl ficut de dorul pras.
! tiei, Cd tare mi era draga. Oar
iata Cd tata fnsese la t7rg sfsmi
adllce niste haine noui. Mia maj
adus el mic din tirg haine, dar ca
aste nici cand. Frau vinate 81 a.
veau niste nasturi Ecu doua rim.
durl". 81 erau galbini nasturii 81
scllpeau ca aurul 81 era in fiecar
faeutf ,ih serpe incolacit. 81 md
gandeam la Maria Basului &C
cluda 10 fl cand m a vedea. Da,
nu le puteam imbraca pana b
Pasti caci mama lea inchis in
iulap. 81 mai erau patru zile pima
La Pasti, carl asa Gu greu treceau
Ziua tot de hainele cele noui 10
vesteam ortacilor 81 lie povestean
tare ca s'auda 81 Maria Basula
peste drum. 81 ca auzia, dar nu II,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30

AiEcA HIIHlc HuHIdl oCOtO0 IHAu"
catra moi 81 Sc strimba din gura,
lar moi ziceam ca de ciuda sc
strimba. Noaptea visam ca Maria
Basului ingenunchiaza inaintea
mea care cram imbracat in hai-
nele noui 81 mi cerea un 'humb'
galben, lar eu cram neindltplecat
81 ca plingea.
Simbata seara ntt mai puteam
de neastimparat ce cram. Dupa
ce m "a scaldat mama, IN a TRIMS
sd ma culc, lar cand m IA sarutat,
Drecum avea obieeiul, Ell am ru-I
CATO nu stu de a catea CARA sa
11u uite sd ma trezeasca pentrn
Inyiere. Nu de dragul lnvierii ci:
de a hainelor, stiti bine...
Visam tocmai ca Maria Basulul
imi da prastia mea pentru un
''bumb'' sclipitor eand mama ma
trezi. Somnoros ma uit la fereas-
ira 81 zaresc luminile aprlnse ca
de Inviere. lutte imi adusel amin
te de haine 81 sarii din pat sa ma
spal ca sa imbrae cat de repede
hainele Gu ''bumbii" de aur. Apoi
ma lua de mana mama 81 moi por-
hiram spre biserica. 81 Gle lei 81
de eolea iesiau oamenli la arllta
care era inca in intuneric. lntre-
bal pc mama ca oare ce-or zfce or
tacii ca m or vedea asa de fru-
mos imbracat lar ca ma strlngea
de mana. Ajunsi la biserica ma
smucii din mantle mamii sa ma
arat la ortaci. Poate marietta sluj-
bel de Inviere, orr vraja hainelor
noui era la mijloc, dar eli erau att
dc sfiosi 81 sd Nitau serios la mine
Gu ochii l0r mari 81 negri...
Aiulsi acasa mama ma m
treaba:
nm tc. eulci puiule?
mn mama, nu mi-e somn' -
raspunsei 81 nu mintiam, caci sc
facuse ziua 81 ell ardeam de dorul
sa ma arat oamenilor. Nam graz
bit sa les afara la strada pc pod
mol. Sexui acolea cat sezui 81 ma
uitam en- drag la bumbi carl scli-
pcan in razele soarelui care ra-
saria. Deodata apare in pragui
portii din fata de peste drum
Marioara Basului, imbracata fru-
mos Gu niste margele rosii pc
dnpa gat. lar eu ma uitam la ea
81 vad ce impresie ii fac bum
biz. mel. ST cum nu zise mimic,
EN-, cuprins de odata de darni-
cie, rup I'M ''bumbE' si'i zic:
Marie nu fiji suparata ca II
dau un bumb."
! M terminal bine 81 vazui in
mantle eli o prastie, prastia mea, o
incoarda tintmd'o in mine 81 de-
odata simtii o lovitura n frunte..,
! Cand m am desteptat am vazut
ochii umezi al mamii aplecati
spre mine.
/ Douazeci de ami all trecut de
atunci.. Unde sunt ochii umezi?.
Unde sunt ortacii D.. 81 mde
este Maria Basulati b..
!! Dear semnul eel pastrez IN
frunte mil aduce II minte de cate
orr il pipaiesc..
Andrei popoyici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30

ceara atumci compensatia della de-
bitorul, caruia ia avansat bani san
marfuri, sau valoli.
o asemenea obligatie nu exista
81 statul ca 81 proprietarii trebue
sd Sc tina de obligatia contractata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
Impositele supertate
tot de tarani.

Sc mai s,,stine Cd aceste miliarde
s'ar putea realixa treptat pc Gale
de impozite. Aceasta fnsemneaza
ca Sc proeedeaza fata de sateni Gu
o ipocrixie fara mareini. In atle-
var taranimea feprezinta partea de
capetenie a contribuabilor (impo-
zitul financiar 81 itnpozitele indi-
recte ii izbesc PEI ei in cea mai mare
niasura).
Pc deoparte y spune acestor ta-
rani ca angajainentul ce STA luat
stat,ll in decretul-lege de expro
rriere Sc respesta, lar pc de alta
parte vii cu impozite fmpovaratoa
re, care vor fnghiti in viitor toats
rentabilitatea gospodariilor lor 81:
va tfansforma in serbi al statului
Alte ptoblenne acute psntru
finantele publice.
All Sc vorbeste naeneu de solida
ritatea sseiaM, de prestatislnea III
teneiata Pc puterea de saerifieiu
fiecafei clase sociale 81 fiecarui in
divid.
4 IsApositek se iSaseaza aeutAa p
teotia ears Sc ilnstrpasa n exeu4
4 tlul u dse6 tnui On foerts bog1
Hi lei 5O9s u pIld6 din avetsa u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
valoarea pamantului 81
valoarea inuncii.

Pretentiunile ce Sc fac in nume-
lie lor ar Fl daca nu admissible, eel
putin explieabile daca ar Fl vorba
de urcarea valorei palnantului, nu
de depreciarea valutei. Oar aceas-
ta urcare valorei pamantului nici
Ell nu euteaza a pune 1nainte.
Ceeace a crescut in toata ll,lmea e
valoarea muncei. Rentabilitatea
nominal urcata in agricultural este
nu rentabilitatea solului, ,sci renta-
bilitatea muncei. Mi UNI hecatr de
pamant produce 1000 lei bruto, ci
eel putin tot cu alta dreptate Sc
poate zice ca 200 zile de munca u
mana afectata in agricultural pro-
duce 1000 lei.
Ca dovdaa ca este asa, este ca
nu mai taranii c,lmpara Gu preturi
mai urcate. In regiuni fara tarani
Ialomita, Dobrogea, pamantul are
valoarca dinainte de rssboi.
Sc ofera de proprietari spre cul-
'nra terenuri arate Gu dijma 2 din
5:2 proprietarului pentru teren 81
aratura 81 3 tarapului pentrn res
tnl muncilor.
Iata deci cum Sc recunoastc ea
munca aceia care STA crescut va
loarea.
Din prezenta tarannlui intro a
numita localitate, proprietarii M
trebue sa faca un argument contrs
lor 81 contra statului. Dupa et
$ an bncnrat ami de-arindul de rel
tabilitate mare bazata pc 8 munci
eiftina eli ar dori sa lichidezc acu
ma ruinand statul.
| Aceasta este Gu nepntinta.
i (Dacia) "AGRTCOLA."
/ AR0NATT 71ARfTr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-30
Cele doua raporturi
ju1idice.

Unii mesteri in argumentatie an
zis: sunt doua ranrrturi juridice,
unul intre stat 81 satcni, care Sc va
respecta asa cum s'a stabilit 81 al
tut intre stat 81 proprietari, care
insa nu Sc va respecta ci Sc va mo-
difica in favoarea acestora. De ce
aceasta neconsecventa? Unul din
raporturi Sc mentine, lar celalalt sd,
Sc modifice.
Despagubirea statului echiva-
leaza Gu anularea oricarei
despagubiri.
In aceasta neconsecventa solutie,
Sc cere ca generalitatea, adica sta
tul sa suporte majorarea de pref
acordata proprietarilor.
Accasta majorare face numai
pentru vechiul regat eel putin 8
miliardc. Odata acordata, ca nu
s'ar putea ci ar trebni generalizata
81 ar urea astfel la Gel putin Z mi
liarde. Aceasta echivaleaza ell G.
misiunea unui imprumut de Z mi
liarde. Suporta finantele noastre,
creditul nostru public, astfel de
povara?
MOI credem ca masura dispe-
rata 81 oarba ca aceasta ar compro-
mite total sistemul nostru econo-
mic 81 monetar asa ca despagubi-
rea mare la care sc lacomesc pro-
prietarii ar fl o iluzie.
Hartia de renta 81 moneta ce ar
fl in mana lor ar ajunge in randul
coroanei austriace, marcii polone-
, re, sau poate char rublei rusesti.
LIE suride marilor proprietari 0
astfel de perspectiva? Nh e nj
meni printre dansii care sal faca
sa inteleaga ca despagubire mare
intr 'un stat financiarmente falit
echivaleaza ell perdere intregei
averi 81 ca e preferable despa-
gubire moderate intr 'un stat eco.
nomiceste consolidat?
| Isl vor baga Ell eapul in nisip ca
stialtul 81 de data aceasta