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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
Law Expire,

To This sane condition vr a-r now
about TO return unless Congress does
something about IT,, for the Federal
Explosives Act vas a va measure. Ii
technically remains IN force until the
declaration OF peace. or until the funds
FOR its administration arc cxhAusrtcd
This point has now been reached. Tn
less Congress acts promptly. we now
return to the regime under which
anyone can blow up anything or any
body. any time. Indeed. 20 q Erclt
extent We have already returned 10 10.
few weeks sEo in Maryland two
iATTu hands had quarrel one OF
them went to a general store. stole
large quantity OF dynamite out OF a
warehouse. and blew up the home OF
hhs ensmy, killing a man and n baby
and badly injurinE a woman. The
shock was felt for eight mile. Tho
man who did the work was considered
TO he cf unsouud mind. Yet he had
easy ac-ess 10 sudden death and de-
str-lctioE in enormous quantities
The Bureau Of Mines Is asking Com
Eress 20 pass a law which will con-
unue ;he administration OF hi-h cN-
piosiycs IN its hands Il stands on the
facts as 20 tho need for such regula-
tlon a. revealed By the conditions
found IN 1917. and upon its own sue
cess in administering tho Wartime
act Il also points out that during tho
var many thousands OF men became
familiar with explosives who would
never before have thought OF using
them. Pertinent also are the facts that
tHeTc Is much unrest in the country
and an unusual amount OF crimc.
The Bureau Of Mines suggests as a
pesace-t-ue explosives law. an act OF
Congress empowering Il ard giving 6,
the funds 70 Investigate all explosions.
whether accidental or OF criminal orr
Eln, TO the end that precautions may
b taken to prevent such explosions"
In the event that there is evidence Of
criminal work the bureau is TO report
Is findings 20 the proper state or fed
erai authorities.
The problem Is complicated hv tho
fa-t that explosives are widely used
IN industry. Haf billion pounds Of
nigh cErlosivc= are used Iu tho United
states every year for domestic pur.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

Home rule bill was advanced 20 Scc-
ord reading in ho-Ss ot co-lon--
soft coal miners accepted an ad-
vance OF = per cent In wages
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

Certain human expressions. such as
.h. barring Of the teeth in rzre and
the brfstiinE OF the hair under eV-
tren,e fear. have beer put forward by
.cfeati.ts as rrootz e mans descent
fi-u11 animals.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29
81 FREpERIc J. HAsKIN.


Washington, D c. March 2s.-Auy
man who feels moved 10 destroy Slll
soon be able. in the good old Aneri-
can fashion. TO get all the dynamite,
uitr.giycer!ne and other high eyplo-
sivoS that he wants soon children
SiH again play with sticks Of giant
powder which they have picked NJ
around rock quarries. oouvirts at work
on the road viii conceal explosives
with which TO resume the merry busl-
ness OF cracking cafes vhea they arc
released. no-ons and idiots viii easily
steal all the dynamite they want with
which to make bombs for blowing mp
cabinet officers and government build
inEz.
This Is rot pure prophecy. All OF
the conditions mentioned in the para
graph above were found 20 exist BY
IN. Bureau OF Mines when they u-st
undertook the administration Of the
federal explosives act IN i.ll- ~ that
time the United states ves literally
Popping Ike a bunch Of rrecracksrs-
Nurition factories and bridges were
eloHu Up with astonishing ease and
regularity. \ cabinet officers house
VAS wrecked. then a portion OF the
Capitol building vent ~ in the air
Il vas evident that not only were
astute enemy aliens able 20 set and
use high explosives. but perrons Of
the poorest means and Intelligence ard
o, evidently unsettled mind had the
same advantage
All OF this led 20 thc passage OF the
Federal Explosives Act which was
administered b. the Bureau OF Mines
II greatly reduced the damage done By
high explosives. both accidental a-d
deliberately criminal. and . revealed
a condition with regard to thsir Dis
trlbution and use such a. finds par
allel in no other civilized country.
Few states had any adequate laws
governing either the sale or use ot
explosives, and there Wa no Federal
Law or the subjeCt except a ruling OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
with regard 20 their interstate ship
ment- As result. dynamite and 9TH
er high explosives were bought and
sold Ike groceries stored anyhow and
by anybody. caused enormous num-
bcrs Of accidents. and were widely
and picturesqreiy used 81 crime.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-29

THE CHIEFTAIS has the best
quality OF circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published in Colo
-sdo- Il consistently supports the up
building Of the state with Just regard
20 every citizen and il has the conf
drnce and approval Of Colo-ado's best
citizens OF every class and section
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
SEPTEMBER ACTIVE MONTH IN
CRIPPLE CREEK MINING ZONE

There arc two hundred and fifty fcct
Of stopping ground aooNc the level
The vein is believed to be continua-
don of tho main ore body encountered
on the upper levels and will average
better than $50 gold to the ton. The
modoc ground yet to be developed lies
in good territory Tho property on
the north adjoins the SIX Points, Blue
Bird and Rub" and on tho south the
Stratton estate and the Portland.
The NindiCator e. q. B. company -
at tho present time engaged in large
exploration campaign in the hop" OF
opening mp ore in undevcloped ground.
The company has considerable virgin
territory awaiting development. Work
on the extension of the Roosevelt deep
drainage tunnel is progressing. The
company is driving from the eighteenth
level of the Golden cycle shaft to-
ward the breast of tho tunnel and it ~
the future intention of the company to
work from the tunnel breast. Tho
work of extending tho Nindcator shaft
is making satisfactory progress, Ipon
completion of this work the company
will have approximately two hundred
feet of stopping ground between the
nineteenth and twentieth levels.
The War Eagle Consolidated Mining
company is making remarkable prog
resS in the development campaign re
Gently inauguratcd on their properties.
Drifting has been accomplished in the
Moffet tunnel for a distance of one
/ hundred and fifty feet in all castcrly
direction and a drift has been driven
n, ,th or a vein for a distance of one
! hundred and eighty feet from the tun-
mel in the Bogart claim. The present
plans of the company call for a con-
| tinuation OF the two drifts in the same
direction until tho properties are eros
sed. All work at the present time Is be-
ing done thrus the Blue Flag shaft at
! the eleventh level.
From present prospects the produc-
/ tion of the district for tho month or
| September will be an increase over
August fully as large as the August
| increase over July, which was sll7-
cli.22. tho August production amount
/ ing to till,792.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
LA JUNTA PLAYS
FORT LYONS TODAY

Ia Junta. sept. a5.-Ia Junts High
school will journey to Fort Lyons, sat
urduy whcro 1t Will open its football
season with Gc team at that place.
Edward TONY" KranZ half-hnck,
was elected captain for the coming
season ~ football at la Junta High
school this evening. kranE. though
light, is "a consistent and hoady play
or. lie may bc depended upon to
lead his team TO n successful season.
\ squad Of from IS TO 20 candidates
arc working out each evening on Potter
Field. Most Of them are inexperienced
from tho fast quartet that carried the
bah for the inchla last fail. In the
line three veterans arc on hand. They
arc Arnold and rripp, tackles, and De
wccsc, end.
However, interest In tho team In run
ming high, and II cagly pep" is any in
dic1tion of future punch La Juntas
team should he heard from before the
season Ia over.
ono OF the promising 90 candidate
AZ quarter is Allen Ritter 100 pound
freshman. II Allen had 20 pounds moro
he would be n wonder. 'As Il 10 he will
probably he used in some Of the games
Tho material is liErt but fast and
much may he made OF their speed
and scrappy playing.
4 game with Centennial at Pueblo
has filled the only vacant date except
October 22nd. which dRtc will prcha bly'
he played At Canyon city. Trinidad,
or colorado Springs.
Tho teams ON tho La tuntl schedule
arc Fort Byans. prdvay. Las AnlmH-.
Rocky Ford. Fowler, Central. Lamar.
and Centennial
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
CLYNE THEATER TODAY

Al tho Ciync thcrte- In Br-,emcr.
this afternoon and tonight Maurice
Tourucur prcscntr wonderful rcrc. II
drama. The White Circle
Tho story ccntcrs around tho at
tempted escape OF Bernard Huddl~-
stone, n London banker who has alb
seconded with the funds of tho Carbon
ari. an Italian secret society. North
mour. gentleman adventure. con-
rHnts In help Uuddicstnue get AWAY.
provided the banker will grant him
tho hand OF nj, pretty daughter.
Clara. Tho fugitives land from North
mours yacht onto tho lonely Scottish
coast and take refuge In country
house thorc. rhithcr como tho Car
honRri. also youthful wsndorer
named CaSsslir. and n drama OF love
and conflict develops TO a startling de-
nouomcn'.
Tho White Circle" sbounds In .re--
tacular effects and artistic back
grounds which src always associated
with Maurice rourncur's name Jan
ico Wilson. Spottiswood" Aitker, and
lack Gilbert hnvo tho leading roles.
II is Paramount Aircraft picture
There will also he Snub Pollard
comedy Big Game" and an episode or
William Duncan'H great serial flight
Ing Fate at the Clync thcatcr matinHs
and tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
Critcher Theater Today

~ III" popular Critcho- theater to-
dav and thi- evening. William FOX
presents "tiirkviuc to Broadway
Tho story written by carl Har-
hnugh-vho 4. also tho DIRECTOR -
a village girl whore village naurr.
lacking stability OF character. Nieii4
New York for the first time IN "ipnl;
over tho hiE town" Circumstnnrrr
have created doubt concerning hir
-tcadrastucss or heart. and his rD a.
heart, unknown to him also prorer.fa
to New York. where. in dirEuis~. rr~
submits him to various tests. with frr
aid OF friends whose cu-opcr5ilor has
been enliEtcd.
Tho nrosrcf- of tho story IN Tho
metropolis, and itr eliminating riinuE
there. furnish scrnor I'M which ,-
action and tender sentiment arc tr
hlned. Thr heroine, of rourFs f. wtl-
happy after much uuh1rp'ur but
exactly how this In achieved the ri"-
turc itself must toll.
With this viii h0 TinNf q -Nu
western drama Tho Wild wild
West" and a Ft7r rnmHfy "No'l
struck at the CriighCr thritsr today
aud tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or SALE or PERSONAL
PROPERTY UNDER CHATrEL
MORTGAGE.


Notice is hereby given that tho un-
dcraiEncd nortraEcc has taken posses
sion OF ono REQ Touring Automobile II
series Engine No. 6i5iSS Serial lh2'a-T-6
and one Chandler Touring Automobile
Engine No. N, T.. :. Serial bl3ij, II
series. together will all accessories and
equipment on or apPlrt1inins to said
automobiles hy reason Of tho default
uf ono Jess Malouft mortEa scr, in the
covenants made and payments reuuir-
cd under and by tho terms Of that
certain chattel mortgage dated tho
.3rd day OF August \. u. 1921, and
duly filed in the County Clerk and
Recorders Office Of Las Animns
County, colorado. ~ provided by law.
which said chattcl mortgage. was made
bv the said Jess Mnlpuff to tho Car
rctt Motor Co. on tho day aforesaid.
aud IL Will pursuant 10 tho terms OF
said rhnttcl tnortgaEc, soil and dispose
or the same and tho equity Of redcmn-
zion OF the Eaid joss MRlouff therein at
public sale In tho Garage OF mortrasce
at the corner of eth and court streets
in Pueblo, colorado. on Thursdav tho
spth day or September 4, y. 1921. at
10 O'Clock \. NJ. said county being
tho county where said property Is stu
atod. 10 tho highest and hest bidder
for cash; and will apply tho proceeds
Of such taic to tho payment Of tho
note Of rtId les Nalouff secured by
said chnttcl mortgage Tor one Thous-
and Dollars, with interest according
to said note from dNtC until paid, and
costs and attorneys foes and all
charges .ouching said note and mortr :.
lnre and tho foreclosure Of said
mort gage and collecting said note,
and account for the surplus, II any. 10
mortEagor.
Dated this 10Th. day or september
/ \ n. 1891.
Thc Garrett No,nr CO.. McttgaEcc,
lbv ~ r. Garrett. President
! First publication Sept ioih 1871.
l Last publication sept. -2th, 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

SCHOOL DAYS. SCHOOL DAYS"
DO you remcmher tho old song about
school days being golden rule dsys2
1t is wrong to send a coughing, sncCz-
irs splitting child to schcc' to e. read
disease Fe,ms aTorE little ones Conf
rtCu colds arc infections. Protect your
own aud other little ones with Foleys
Honey and Tar. This safe family
remedy checks coughs and colds, inos-
ons phlegm and muruous and coats
raw, Irritating membranes with a
healing. soothing medicine. Tho Horn
DRUG Company, Fourth and anita Fe
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

Lost articles may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wan.ad. Phone
1855. --.<a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

How "A man dashed madly thrcu=h
the streets In his undcrclothes, stop
pod New York traffic With clothing
dummy, started fire uniuicutiouHlly.
hocamc n murder-suspcct also uuiu'nu-
iiorallv and finally luecrtod his way
to the altar, are but q few OF the re-
marknblc features cr The Nut" star
ring Douglas Fairbanks. which is
coming To tho Palm Theatre tomorrow.
This picture w said 10 be n COM
niuation Of comedy and heart inter-
cst. with very pleasing love story
dominating throughout. In addition tn
th' star tho phntoplay has In 10 snnir
of tho most capable and popular screen
players in tho picture business.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

ALL makes of battery recharget
and repaired. 9th and Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

FOR SALE-Light Chevrolet trucl
at a bargain. Pioneer garage. Northerl
and Routt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24
FOR SALE PIANOS
THE HOME OF THE
NATURAL EXPRESSION
PLAYER PIANO

PLAYER PIANO
| Beginning Monday, September
"a we will offer four strictly high
| crruc natural expression player
| pianos at tho following prices.
s750.00 Thompson, latest model,
used only short time in store as
dem onstrator, guaranteed to be-
good as now, with bench. scarf and
| "A new rolls ............ $3.50
| $4,000 Playatorc Player. latest
improved mechanism, metal tubes,
| beautiful design, with bench. scarf
aud "a now rolls, your own
Ichoicc ............... S4IO|
l. Beautiful, genuine mahogany
| Player. with exceptionally beautiful
| music compartment, bench. scarf
and "a rolls. at an actual saving of
S261: special price ... $3.50
The greatest nationally advertised
natural expression player piano on
the market, absolutely new. with
bench TO match, scarf and III
lrolIS ............ T4oS
Terms: se5 Down. SIS Monthly.
NO INTER EST.
The factories iron-clsd guarantee
with each of the above players.
LEWIS S. BROWN
$40 N. Main. Phone 1875.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

FoJND-Thc best ana rhcapest
place in Pueblo FOR ladies to have
their old hats made over
and reshaped. Mrs r. G. CrHmer. Of
the HOME MILLINERY" us Grand
avenue. does artistic millinery work
and her prices are within the reach
Of every woman who wants to ocono-
mizc and saNc and at the same time
wear a becoming hat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-24

| ALL home from our vacation and
ready to repair your tenders. bodies
and radiators promptly. j. X. Nav
| hartcr Repair Co.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

gaseste, insa, la dreapta pozltii;;
lor noastre un ,loc prielnlcipa
unde atacurile lui pot patruilde
81 anume pc Ia Bisighesti 81 Moa-
ra Alba, care era tinut de trape
ruse, divizia Il rusa 81 carl an
fugit mancand pamant inainte
char de veni atacul mimic. Iatd
dar ca frontul tinut de Rusi devi-
ne parte slaba a frontllui 81 va
ii utilizat de, Germani 81 acum 81
mai pc urma,, pentru a reusi. Sc
yor mentine, deci, prin atacurl
de front, trupelelromane pc pozi'
tide Tor; lar atacul decisiy Sc va
[da acolo unde stunt Rusii.
Pc cand trupe1e romano rezista
eroic 81 rid char de lfeputinta
dllsnranului si de zyircolirile lai
|deodata Pc III ora l314 vine
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
IN VT A 3 E

ID Nicolae Hanc, din comuna
Subpadure, Tarnava-Mica Roma
MIA 81 D-soara Maria lstrate, din
comma Custelnic, Tarnava-Mica,
Romania, au onoare invita- pc
toate neamurile, prieteni 81 GU
noscuti, de lua parte la Cele-
brarea cununiei lor Religioase,
care sc va oficia de catra preotul
gr.-cath. DIR. G. M. Popu Lupd,
in Biserica gr.-cath. ST. Toader"
din Alliance, Ohio, la orele 2 p
M. Sambata in Is Octc~192l.
La orele 6 seara, va fl petrece
rea in Sala Soc. u. r. Ard. 81
Trans" din Ash Str. Alliance, 0.
Masa va fl frumos aranjata Gu
tot felul de mancari 81 beuturi re
coritoare. pentru on. oaspeti.
Muzica Romania Mare. sub con
ducerea domnului Nick Slnu din
Youngstown, Ohio. va distra on
oaSpeti Gu cele mai frumoase can
tece rationale 81 arii de dams.
NASH, vor fl dl 81 dina Niche
81 Victoria Popa din comma So
mostelnic, jud. Tarnava Mica.
In ferma speranta cd lie yetl
onora Gu prezenta D-Voastra, va
asteptam cu drag.
M1RII 81 NASH.
(233-35).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

s'a ordonat de acatre comandan-
tul roman parasirea satului Doa-
ga 81 ocuparea nlarginei de sud
a padurei Prisaca, de la liziera
nord a satului Doaga, aceasta
pentru economist trupele 81 a
lie sustrage focului ucigator 81 a
gazului otravitor.
PNtru a Sc inchide golul lasat
de dirizia Il r1asi, Ia dreapta di.
lvizieii 5-a romand, s ordpnat di-
viziei ga rom6na 50 ih1easca
marsul 81 81 odupe cat mainein-
tirziat aeel front; lar trupe din
divizia "a roniint = se aaeEe ca
rezerva IN spstsle diviaiaSs5-a TO
mana.
In noaptea de 26 ~ Iulie, Q
brisada din dirisis 81 mergand
fara nici . oprire, alearga in
tr'un suflet sf ajange Ia timp pen.
tru q ocupa golnl hs.t de divizia
Tia rusa, n,ai fhainte 60 raul sa
mn Sc mai podta iadrepta.
Frontul este iaras construit,
-, n1,c...4 So ~ -1.-.x ..-.. =: - I~xgr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
o MoNSTRUoZITATE
De S. MEHEDINTI.

Zilele trecute, un ziar de dimi-
neata, vorbind de copiii ramasi la
poarta scoalelor, spunea ca nu Gu,
noaste o monstruozitate mai mare,
decat sa iinpiedici manifestarea e.
nergiilor unui popor.
Dam deplina dreptate celui care
scria aceste cuvinte.
In numarul din urlna al 'sDumi-
nicei Poporului,' venind vorba
despre copiii obijduiti al satelor
cineva Sc intreaba: nu cumva ace
la care near putea lumina 81 i'll
drepta pc toti pc alta Gale tocmai
vre-unul dintre copilasii galbcjiti,
care raman departe de Scoala, etc.
Evident, este o adeyarata mon
struozitate sa osandesti la intune-
rec alta copilaret din safe 81 orase
4
Totusi moi c,lnoastem grozavia
81 mai mare. + aceasta: sd 1mpic.
deci putinta de cultivare char d
celora care si-au nanifestat daruri.
lie lor exceptionale. Caci in astfe1
de cazuri, nu mai vorba de in.
cercare 81 lotarie, 81 de puteri do.
vedite 81 clasificate, prin urmare Dc
un adevarat sasseinat moral.
Gu toate accstea, grozavia aceas
ia Sc petrece tocmai acum, sub o
chii nostri. ziarele ne -sestesc c;
s'a taiat ajutorul .acordat tinerilol
din streinatate sub forma de va
luta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08
IUr.,ers1

In ziua de % Iulie, de la ora
$3.50 bombardamentul pozitihor
nloastre, ocupate de divizia 5, este
ingrozitor; dar artileria dusmana
este puternic contrabatuta de a
lloastra, care ne pregatea atacul
nostru &c trebuia sd Sc dea pc Ia
II, INSPIRE Strajescu-C Ciuslea. a.
cest atac al nostru fnu s'a mai
putut face, caei inimicul eliorm
superior nona, ne-a luat inainte
d ne 4apadeste VI Gu masele 81 Gu
foeul lnL Atacurile dusmanului
asupra frontnlui ocnpat de divi-
zis - rcihlana, s,lnt inecate in
sangele atacnrilor; ra,npul dintre
tr jescn ii Doaga este negru de
yele daamapailor. Iaiplicul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

char de a fl putut sa-si recu-
noasca bine imprejurimile, este 81
luata in primire de focul distru-
gator al duSmanului 81 de atacu-
i rile lui violente. Focul acesta des-
lantuit pc la ora II, in zina de
p, a fost scurt ca durata, dar de
Q yiolenta fara asemanare. Sc pa
rea ca sc scufunda pamantul 81
cd vazduhul s'a .aprins de 5ynnMa-
tEul exploziilor. Al nostri, inaa,
Fstau ca stanca de grant Ia f0f
curile lor, tupilati in gaurile 81 in
santurile ce abba 81 lie cra9serA. "a
fuga, din putinul timp hbef cdi
avusese. Pc la ora Is 80 valntfle
infanteriei dusmane Sc vad por-
mind, lar artileria dusmana isi
hngeste tragerea. Observatorii
dau alarma; al nostrii scot capul
lsi moartea incepe sd secere ca
nemiluita in dreapta 81 stsnga, in
sus 81 in jos, printre dusmani.
Rusii de la dreapta dau u; fuga,
insa, unitati de infanterie 81. una
l|ccsornpanie de mitraiere din reg.
i34 |, al nostru, sc sireped ca xmeii
NJ asupra Rusilor 81 asupra Ger
lmanilor (erau in fata diyiziei 4 y,
4 noastra, doaA diyisii esrnass,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

si pc moi mari sacrificii atat in
trupa cat 81 in ofiteri.. Gu sutele
curgean ranitii inapoi; Gu sutele
erau NORTH insirati, la locurils
dor Gle lupta, neclintiti de la pos
tul lor, lar ofiterii Sc 1mputinan
la fiecare atac. Oar lupta Sc du-
cea darz, fara nici slabiciufe
din partea noastra. Regimentul
81 inf, III special, abba mai arc
efectivul unui battalion; dar 81
multi dusmani au fost trimisi pc
lumea cealalta. Pc la ora % alta,
curile inimicului slabesc, in parts.
Pentru ziua de % Iulie Sc pre-
gateste un mare atac al trupelor
noastre, divizia 5 81 8 81 cateva
unitati din divizia IA, Gu "a rus6
&c fugise de pc front 81 care abba
Sc putuse stringe ceva din ea.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

Stim toti ca statul ingreuiat,
lar mia de franci costa peste 1000
de lei la Paris. Asa dar, find la
strimtoare, bugetul trebue sd faca
economii.
Cand insa ministerul plateste
1000 de franci pc luna, adica 336,
600 de lei pc an unei domnisoare
la Paris, ca sd lie instiinteze ce Sc
vorbeste in parlamentul francez
(ca 81 cand II ar exista Monitorul
Official - nu batjocura a tn.
turor Spatjocurilor sa tai ajutorul
studentimei care a plecat sa-si CON
pleteze studiile?
Cunoastem obiectiunea:
Vreisaa niinaln statul. tinint
la Paris, i'll Belgia 81 aiurea mil d
STUDENT, cand leul nostru ma
mic decat un soarece?
NJ. In vremuri ca acestea, e bin'
sa finn cumpatati. Cine vrea, poa
te 1nvata destule 81 in tara noastra
Tineri earl n 'au parasit inca hota
rele, au dovedit prin lucrarile lo
ca pot sta de vorba cu oameni d
stiinta vehiti din Apus. Incepato
rii pot deci foarte bine sa porneas
ca munca char Gu mi jloacele noas
ire mai marunte. Oar asta nu in
seamna ca tinerii mai inaintati s
nu treaca granita, spre lua con
tact III ramura lor cu tot ce stiin
ia moderna are mai ales. Din con
!, ira, am dorit-o 81 dorim din to
sufletul.
Mai multi am indemnat moi in
sine tineretul sd Sc fmpartaseasc;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-08

in deosebi din cultura popoarelor
nordice, 81 avem mangaierea ca IT,
nerii care urmeaza acum in Anglia
au fost remarcati in chipul eel mai
laudabil ca elemente de reala va
loare. ("Convorbirile Literare
din luna Septemvrie va da oricui
documente indestulatoare spre a
dovedi ca Romania este reprezen-
tata in universitatile engleze in
tr 'un chip superior).
ST daca astfel sta lucru, ce drep-
tate poate Fl aceea, sd dai unui re
porter femenin $4,000 de lei pc
all la Paris lar unui student (bur-
sier) 1000 de lei, adica 13O de
franci pc luna?
Ce sd faca Gu aceasta suna ri
dicula? Sa-si cumpere un rand dc
halne 81 o pereche de incaltamlnte
| Nam avut 81 nu avem nici III
elm, nici in maneca GU d. ministru
de finante. Oar tocnai pentru a
ccasta, gestul cu studentii cei We
rificati ca elemente de valoare II
Sc pare GU neputinta de inteles.
/ Ziarul mai sus pomenit vorbe;
| de o m0nstru0sitdte. MOI nu repe
tam acest cuvint, dar marturisin
fats teama ca nici nu Sc gasest
| i'm limba romano o vorba care $;
caracterizeze deplin astfel de ST
tuatie culturala. (Dacia)