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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
FLOWED.

y'.n plOwed the fife. | fo- corn, Ite narrowed the frozen clOd, I've know the kiss of the early morn That is just from the hand of God. I've walked down the rows of grain With the cultivator-Ive seen IT. hungry look os the face of pain And felt the things that I mean. And yet in my own life here I have hungered to blossom and grow Without being plowed by the wounding
 spear.
 To know without having to know. And it cannot be done--we are fools Who think we must never be plowed By the old, eternal tools Of God where He blows the crowd. We are his earth, that ne strikes With the share of his blow of light. And not till he wills and likes, And not till he fallows us right, Can we send the blossoms from heart
 and mind, Can we batten the fields with grain, Giving ourselves to the winds that are
 kind,
 The sun and the cold and rain, Till down in the deeps of ourselves we
 find
 The nitrogens of pain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
&,543.78 PAID FOR FIELD PEAS

The local firm of J. K Hamilton and company haye paid this season to the Banners of this section $G.543.7S for |he one produet-Peas. At one shipment they sent out four gar loads and at various other small Shipments they have sent out three car loads.
 These shipments have been to va Flous parts of Arkansas, and other FRtes including Texas. Tennessee, Ok Pahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and louisiana. The farmers in the country
 surrounding Prescott have no cause to Fe complaining about hard times, when Fne local firms such as the above firm
 aiding them so much by handling
 III their produce, and finding the best Fnarket possible for same.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
PRICE OF SUGAR FALLS

New Orleans, June 22.-Reductions in the price of sugar were announced today by the Retail Grocers' Associa- ton. The new prices are six and one half cents and seven cents for granu- lated, cut of one cent pound.
 We have been very busy today trying to get in touch with Rev. Theo Hall to learn the particulars of a wedding, which is reported 10 have taken place at his home. We have been unable to get in touch with him, however, and we learn as we go to press that we could learn more about it by calling or seeing Geo. Hays, as he is we'll ac- quainted with the participants. But as it is time to go to press we will have to call him later.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
ARE SHIPS SEIZED BY BOLSHEVISTS?
New York Police Tell of Plot Reveal. ed ill Confiscated DOcuments-Might Solve Mystery.

New York, June 22-Documents. which may solve the mystery surround ing the disappearance of several Amer ican ships during recent months, are in the possession of the New York City Police Depa rtment, it became known today.
 These documents, seized about a year and half ago, when a raid was made on the headquarters of the United Rus sian Workers of the United States and Canada, revealed a gigantic scheme which the United Russian Workers had on foot to ship their members on the vessels, seize them at sea and steer them into Russian ports for the Soviet government.
 The raid in which the documents were seized was headed by Detective Sergeant James c. Gegan, chief of the bomb squad. Sergeant Gegan said he did not have the documents at hand, but at the time they were seized the federal government was Informed of the plot. Whether the government took any notice of the matter, Sergeant Ge- gan does not know.
 When the raid was made several members of the United Russian Work CTS known as the left wing Socialists were arrested Some of these were de ported and others were allowed their freedom.
 The documents were found in secret compartments in the Russian Workers headquarters.
 The plan was to ship enough men on the vessels to oyerpower the remainder of the crew at sea and to take charge of the ships.
 The organization was composed largely of Russian anarchists who used the labor movement as a camou- flage Their headquarters were re peatedly raided by the police during 1919 and 1920 and many arrests were made Eventually the majority of those arrested were deported to Rus sia. most of them aboard the United States army transport Buford.-Ga- zette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
ARKANSAS IN FLAG

Do you know that every state in our Union has its own individual star in Old Glory, and that it's place in the field of blue is definitely fixed by law and executive order?
 In 1912, the 26th day of October, the last executive order concerning the flag was made It provided that there shall be six horizontal rows of eight stars each The start is made at the upper left-hand corner. and the states are in the order of their ratification of the constitution and admission to the Union.
 Thus to little Delaware goes the hon or of being No. 1, star l. Others in the upper row, from left to right, are :: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina.
 Second row: New Hampshire, Vir- ginia, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island. Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee.
 Third row: Ohio, Louisiana, Indi-
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|rI,AWFUL TO
 |elvE sTIMULANY
: General Utley Produces Stat |IHaf'r, r,riel, is Designed to Preserve
 nfe ".srioty n of Everything From ainnews on Up

., ,otta get substitute for the
 Vt .to drink like fish" A fish
 'li.'d as drink any more. That is he cant can,
 'n '.s anything but water Ill when irinh "a any n6rase. b-. if anybody wanted to
 t would apply still ''s s,at,on ,+ fl of the Arkansas game and
 . laws would indicate that the vol
 ,aa ,a law and its jolly little foreran, run
 sa1 ,. The Arkansas bone dry law, nave peii 's saDlieation to all the little fishes
 s.t swim the streams.
 ps. s...ion A says nothing lese than .se following, to-wit;
 VI .ball be unlawful for any person
 dppOsit. throw drop or discharge
 - n,anner in any of the waters Of '. ,tste any substance, liquid or gas ~ -tt;no else that will or does in
 .vieste or stupefy, or in any manner 's,pre any fish therein, whether done <, the purpose of catching or taking r.A or not: and any person violating [sis section of this act shall de deemed r,ltv of felony. and, upon eonYic- .0n shall be confined in the state pen ,..tioy for a term of not less than ,,s month, nor more than F months.
 '. more or less casts the burden of b,,of on the law to show that what .rsr was cast into the stream is in |oxieatng but current report has it s.+ some of the various corn derivi- sss now on the market are not mate |E,F impaired by being diluted with l casual river or so.
 Attorney General Utloy recently look s the matter up for John ". Allen, kaqiary Of the Arkansas Game and |Fsb Commission. Mir. Allen was in- ke,sted in whether the law barred the kueged sport of shooting fish, and if So, how Mr. Utley gave as his official |mlpIon that shooting fish is illegal k rifle bullet discharged intp he Wa |pr in the general vicinity of q fish is Eey lkely to have the stupefying ef- ket obieetId 70 in Section II. and Mr. rhey is Of the opinion that the SanF kubstance. liquid or gas or anything elser will include bullets fired from rifles.
 MT. Utley did not comment on the legal effect of pickling the herrings h their native habitant, but the law speaks for itself and the law says from one month to r months for such pick ing or attempted pickling. IT k te- leyed that in some sections of the tate more caution will be used in spit ing in the creek-Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
nEsCOTT AND NORTHEWES-
 TERN TRAIN LEAVES TRACK

yesterday afternoon the Prescott and VtthWestern passenger train which is 'ue here about 4 o'clock, left the track Iokio. The wrecking crew was ''nea and with their hardest work Hu pest endeayor, it was impossible uem to get the train on the track ' several hours. The schedule was
 A' ana instead of arriving at 1 -,' u came near being 4 a. m. It is s0'uteiy necessary for this train to s' certain number of hours. so the 1. kHeuule was broken a second time and @u not leave until 10 80 this morn fefhops with good run today hoa' rest tonight the schedule will be fesuiar tomorrow
 business. '0 'i0pe toaaS o'' Pn the road. ''O-'e ''on u 'F'p
 
 |fm,,1s .aae Scott is a business visitor in F0f here today. 10 'is'' sto, @ h ., Mcdaniel of route 1, is n wis t,in t Moore is home from business
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
Pink Salmon on Toast.

Three large tablespoons butter. melt, Stir in large tablespoon of flour and 1-2 teaspoon dry mustard cup milk; stir until thick gravy; then stir into this l cup flaked salmon season with salt, pepper and paprika few drops tahasco sauce, and finally pour into this 1-2 cup of catsup Serve on hot toast or on toasted crackers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
WEDDING INVITATION

We are in receipt of the following invitation:
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Davis request the honor of your presence at the mar riage of their daughter, Gertrude Lere- ma, to Mir. R. Clark White. on Thurs. day afternoon, July ', 1921 at 4 o'clock at the First Methodist church. Pres colt. Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30

Misses Cora Parsons, Selma Beck, and Willie Shields, of Washington, came in yesterday afternoon on No. 6, remaining until No. 37, when the re- turned to Hope, where they are attend ing the Teachers Institute. They were met by MT. Clyde Thornton, who was very busy man trying to entertain the three.
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Revival Meeting

We are going to hold a Baptist Pre- tracted meeting at the arbor at R. s. Smiths mill lot, at Shiloh, beginning the 2nd Saturday night in July. Every body invited to attend. Services by Bro Barham and Bro. Fitzpatrick.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
Illinois, Alabama
ana, Mississippi, Illii Maine, Missouri.

Fourth row: Ohio, Louisiana, Indi- West Virginia, Nevada, Nebraska, Col orado, South Dakota, North Dakota.
 Fifth row: Oregon, Kansas, Florida, Texas, Iowa, Wisconsin, California. Minnesota.
 Sixth row: Montana, Washington Iadho, Wyoming, Utah, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona.
 December ', 17s7 was the date or which Delaware's star was placed February Ii, 1912, the placing of that for Arizona Therefore, the rompletior of our nations flag consumed period of 124 years, two months.-Springfie Republican.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30
P. X N. w. BRAKEMAN HURT

Yesterday afternoon. Edgar Lowder- mlk, colored. brakeman on the Pres- cot and Northwestern railroad got his leg broken while making his regular run. He received medical attention here and is resting well today.
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For Sale.

My farm consisting of 1S8 acres. 100 acres in cultivation and all balance un- der fence Three oil wells going down within five miles of this farm, three churches within one and one-half miles and two school within one and One- quarter miles, two stores within one mile, 10 miles from railroad, new seven room bungalow, good water. good barn and tenant house. Easy terms. Getting old and want to sell
 P T. Phillips, 5-26 2mo Rosston, Ark, route ..
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Miss Lii Pittman left yesterday af- ternoon for Little Rock, where she will appear as maid to Miss Louise Par kin. who is sponsor for the Lions in the ball game to be staged there today, between the Rotary teams, the Civi- tans and Lions.
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NOTICE.

of of Fruit tand Nut TresG Vins,R Pant
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  havyc o in pr { in locality ponibe and n Wipchet Tenn.
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phia.
 R. L. Duke of Prescott, was bus mess visitor here yesterday.-Star of Hope.
 F. c. Young of McCaskill was wis itor in our city for a few hours this morning.
 Mrs. ]. NJ Mcfarland of Emmet, made a short shopping visit in our city today. Dewtt Duke of Blevins, was a visitor here last night and a short while this morning
 Sam Kennedy. road overseer of Georgia township, is among the visi- tors here today.
 The three children of W. H. Jones, who have been down with typhoid fever are better today.
 Miss Trula Holt was in the city this morning en route to her home in Iokio from a visit in Hope
 W. J. Cornelius of Antoine, spent short time in the city this morning en route to Hope. Mrs. c. c. Hamby, who has been wis iting her daughter in Atlanta arrived home this morning on No. 5.
 Miss Dorothy Newth leaves Sunday for Little Rock, where she will visit her sister Mrs. Gordon Carlisle.
 Albert Sutton was in the city this morning on route to his home at Ar cadia from visit in Philadelphia.
 J. L. Galloway returned to his home in Lewisville, after visiting his wife, who is in the Park Sanitarum. here.
 Nat Martin. a member of the local real estate firm of Moore and Martin, is attending 10 business in Kansas City
 Parker Rike. who has been visiting his aunt Mrs. Jessie Freeman. return this morning to his home in Blevins.
 N. E. Ward is still improving. Miss Jeanette McKinzie continues to improve
 Ralph Fore of Sutton is a Prescott visitor today.
 Abe Graham of Boughton township is in the city today
 A. A. Barr of route is a business visitor here today
 Jim Hamilton of Emmet is busi ness visitor here today,
 H. o. Giles expects to leave on No 1 tomorrow for Philadelphia to attend the Epworth League conference.
 w. NJ. Davis and his son, are in the city today. His son leaves this after noon for the harvest fields of Kansas.
 Mrs Dr L. C. Barnes returned to her home in Hamburg, after visiting her husbands father, MT. D. c. Barnes.
 Mrs H, l.. Galloway, after a few days visit here with relatives, return ed this morning to her home in Elm met.
 NJ w. Greeson, T. E. Frazier and B. Hoskins of Prescott, were among the hotel arrivals here last night.-Star of Hope
 W. B. Waller Jr., is confined to his bed with an attack of malaria. We trust it is not serious and he will soon be out
 
 Mrs. Dan Pittman, who has been quite i'll for the past few weeks, is much improved. She is able to sit up some.
 c. l.. Johnson of Texarkana, spent several hours in the city today en
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L. G. Hastings, sanitary engineer of this district, is visitor in the city today.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-06-30

Mir. and Mrs K. D. Wilbanks, who have been visiting Mrs. Wilbanks' moth CT. Mrs. W I. White and who went to Texarkana to visit awhile. are expect ed back here this evening on No. 6. k. L. Gentry and family are visiting in Mt. Moriah.
 c. B. Andrews made a business trip to Hope today.
 Nothing But the Truth" tonight at the Chautauqua.
 Judge ]. NJ Thomas of Emmet, Is in the city today.
 H. F. Rouse went to Washington to- day on business.
 z. T Chapel of Murfreesboro' is visitor here today.
 
 J.y. Mcdonald made business trip to Texarkana today.
 
 C. NJ. Alspaugh is home from a short visit in Hamburg.
 F. F. Menson. went to Blevins this morning on business.
 J. H. Thrasher of Okolona, is Prescott visitor today,
 U. B. Buchanan made a business trip to Emmet today.
 J. A. Coleman made business trip to Little Rock today.
 w G. Hayes is home from a busi- ness trip to Philadelphia.
 Hon. ]. o. A. Bush went to Texark- ana today on legal business.
 J.B. Hannon is visiting Frank Hon. ca and family at Arcadia.
 Mrs. Henry Crow of Gurdon, is the guest of Mrs. H. E. Doris.
 Miss Lucille Smith of Malvern, is the guest of Mrs. J. W. Dill.
 Chas. Thomas of McCaskill, was here this morning on business. Lee Bird of Little Rock, is the guest of Miss Eunice White today.
 Miss Belle Walters of Prescott, is visiting in Hope.-star of Hope
 Jas S. Chapel and J. ], Hewitt of Delight are in the city today. Curtis Ward of Arcadia spent few hours in the city this morning. Bernie Buchanan returned last night from business trip to Gum Springs.
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]. B. Hamilton of Emmet, is a Pres colt visitor today.
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Mir. and Mrs. K. D. Wilbanks, who have been visiting Mrs, Wilbanks' moth CT. Mrs W. !. White, and who went to Texarkana to visit awhile are expect ed back here this evening on No. 6
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-11
iJOFFRE IMBARCAT
PENTRU ORlENTUL
EXTREM

Paris, 10 Nov. - Maresalul
Joffre q parasit Parisul ducandu-
Sc la 'Marsiia unde Sc va imbarca
pc un vapor carel va duce in ta-
rile OrientuluisE Eitrem. Ell merge
in misiune oficiafa TRIMS de gu
vernul Frantei pe9tru ca 50 duca
acelor tari salutu1 ii multamitele
Frantei pentru sprijinul dat in
decursul razboil-lui.
S'au facut cercetari din partea
politiei dupa dol oameni carl au
intrat, in pravalia lui Mihail MI.
recz, 25O6 Ontario Str. 81, acos-
tandn-l, all luat de la el suma dc
IS dollari. Aceiasi dol banditi al
intrat apoi in pravalia' de tigari
din 242 Superior ave, 81 au ordo-
nat calfei George w. Leather ii
Sc culce pc parchet. Ri apoi au
furat banii CO erau in cassa des-
chisa cam 1000 dollati.
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ResultatM snsd este imbucurdtor.
Fatd GU situatia economicd de as
taxi, n,drturisim adevdrul, imtre-
cut asteptdrile noastre, este
81, 2,1O7.71-DOaM nil una sutd sap
te dolari 81 sapteseci 81 unu cent?.
Banii Sc cor. trimite GU eel dintdi
prilej favorabI la destinatie.
81 Gcums, de i'scheiere, IN m,sn,ele
adeii, aducem cele MAI vii m,mltu-
miri tutulor institutiunilor 81 per-
soGsel0r carl du contribuit la rea-
tizGrea IN pGrte q acelui L0ca$ de
culturd, care ga purta nun,ele ma
relui Ronsdn 81 Patriot Nicolae
Iorga, locas IN care Sc cor addpo la
izuorul stiintei, credem, gemeratiu-
M imtregi pc carl soarta vitregd IL
tine departe de i,sstitutiuniIe cuL-
turale oficiOase.
loan N. SERBU,
Presedintele Uniunei 8. r. A..
O.. e. PASCU,
Direct0ruE sinrului "America "
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Inchiderea Collected pentru
Universitatea PopuIara
della valenii de Munte

Colecta pentru Umrersitatea
Populayd Nicolae Iorga deM Va
lenn de Munte Sc inchide astdsi.
Sc site, colecta a fost deschisd de
Uniunea SocietdtlOr ROnsdne de
Ajut0r 81 Culturd din America, CO.
re 81 cu acest prilej a tinut CD in,-
plimeascd datori,ta Indicate de IN
sdsi scopul ei, prin a ajuta la IN
fdptuirea unei opere culturale, 81
de ziarM "America," care a fost
intotdeauna promOt0rul tutulor ac-
tiunilor generoase, fI0ntrOpice,
culturdle 81 rationale.
Umiunea q dondt trei suite de do
lari din fomdul cultural. Functio-
narii Uniunei si-aw fdcut datorinta
CT prisosintd. Ziarul 81 personalul
la9 du dOndt o sutG sece. S0cietd-
tile din Uniune, fie care dupd mij-
l0dcele lOr aW c0ntribuit GU drag,
fdrd sd fie tndemnate sau silite.
MGe mMtt inca, TOT GU dfGg 50 UOte
bNmd au dat obOlul lor cdtevG So
cietdti meatdrnate, 81 nici cetitorii
zi0rului "AmericG," char, din ce-
le maj indepdrtate colturi ale aces
tei tdri intimse, n'0u stat nepdsd-
tori fatd de atitudineo frotilor Tor
organizoti, aw dat 81 ei obolul Tor,
erprimdndu-si fie care snspreund
Gu darul, semtin,entele de care este
cdldusit tatd de sdeio in numele
cdreio s'o deschis c0lect0.
; Au contribuit si omare porte din
stMdentii romdni, fiecare GU ce a
putut din sdrdcio lsi 81 az cQntri-
butt 81 0 porte din pdturo cultd,
care si-a cunoscut chemareo 81 a
apreciat marble f0l0ase ale ussei im-
stitutiMni cultnrale. ca n'au con-
tribMit toti, adevdr0t. Uni, stsm,
n'au fost in stare, dlfn... Ce sd le
f0ci d0cd n'ai 90 le face. EQoisti
sunt IN t0ate stssatHrsle socsetdtiiii.
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Inmormintarea erouIui fdrd hume

Eroul America9 fara hume Sc va
inmormlnta maine in cimitirul
National Arlington.
Escortat de presedintele State
lor Unite, premieri statelor streine,
oameni de stat, diplomat, soldati
81 marinari, cadavrul lui care de-
pus acum in Capitol, va Fl dus la
lOcaSul Gel de veci.
Fostul Presedinte Woodrow Will
son, comandantul sef al fortelor
militare atunci cand eroul si-a dat
viata pentru apararea tarii sale,
va urma al doilea in linie. Din
cauza necesitatilor, dansul va fl in
trasura. Va fl singura trasura in
tot convoiul.
Cosciugul va Fl asezat pc un
cheson impodobit Gu drapele. Pur-
tatorii de panglici vor merge in
fancuri. Imediat dupa cheson va
urma Presedintele Warren G. Har-
ding, Gen. John j. Pershing, ad.
jutantii 81 ofiterii de Stat Major,
toti pc JOS.
Dupa fostul Presedinte Wilson
va urma Curtea Suprema, cabine.
tul, guvernorii statelor, senatorii,
deputatii, purtatorii de decoratii,
reprezentantii trupelor de uscat 81
de apa 81 organizatiile militare.
Cand procesiunea va ajunge Ia
Casa Alba, presedintele, curtea su-
prema, 81 delegatii cabinetului ii
ai congresului vor esi din convoiu
ca cd treaca in revista restul coloa-
nei care va merge Ia cimitirul Ar
lington.
Acestui erou necunoscut, care q
dat tot ce &.avut pentru natinne,i
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zi|e pc care nu |e poti uita
de: Andrei Popovici.
"a isbucnit revolutia *

"A isbucnit revolutia!s' !s'
Aceste cuvinte lie rostia fiecare
soldat in Varpalota, jud.. Vesz-
prem, Ungaria, in ziua de 81 Oc-
tomvrie 1918. Soldatii umblau pc
strada strigand, chiuind, cantand,
facand galagie grozava. Pentru
Ell acest cuvant insemna ca S "A
terminal razboiul 81 ca Sc vor pu-
tea relntoarce acasa, la vetrele
lor. Sc formau mici grupuri pc
strada 81 comentau vestile mai
noui venite din Pesta.. Ca s'a
proclamat republica, ca garnizoa.
ma din Budapesta jurata pc
republica... Karolyi telefonat
regelui sd abdice... ciocnirile de
la Lanczhid din noaptea de 80
spre 81 Octomvrie.. ca s'au ia
cut sfaturi rationale 81 sfaturi ale
soldatilor. Mime dintr 'acestia nu
Sc gandea Cd de ce 81 cum isbuc-
nit aceasta revolutie. Eli stiau nu-
mai atat ca nu lie mai porunceste
mime, Cd lumea larga e a lor. Pc
La ora II, vazind Cd mime nu L
are de grije, mime nu incearca
sal disciplineze, si-au luat revol,
verele, carabinele 81 au inceput Sd
puste, in aer, fara nici un gand
rau, de bucurie. La inceput nu-
mai cate unul, apoi tot mai multi,
ca 81 copiii, carl fac vre-o fapta ce
Sc pedepseste, dar dupa ce au ia
cut-o Sc uita imprejur, daca vad
Cd mime nu-i cearta prind curaj 81
repeta fapta. Pc la ora 12 crsdeai
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ca esti pc campul de lupta.
..Venise timpul pranzului. In.
tru in lOcalul unde mancam moi,
oficerii. Sedeau in jurul MESH 81
pallzI, cOmentau inject evenimen-
tele. Fiecare afecta ca linistit,
dar coloarea fetei 81 tremurarea
buzelor decolorate tradau emotiu-
nea lor. Capitanul, viteazul capi-
tan, care imprastia in fiecare ii
cateva palmi ori niste lovituri GU
cravasa bietilor soldati, necajiti,
slabiti de viptul mizerabil ce lie
dadea malta imparatie in cele din
urma luni, = viteazul captain
care savirsea minuni eroice ina
poia frontului, - vazindu-ma ca
lntru, voios, ma intreaba, ironic:
'Iti pare bine, locotenent
Popovici ?"
- 'De &c, die capitani"
- 'Intrebirs
Dadui din umeri 81 ma indrep-
tai spre culina. Seful bucatarilor,
un sarb din Virset, Gu numele
Alexandra Popovici, un ON cam
de vre-o 3S de ami, Gu mustete
mari, imi face din ochiu zimbind.
'Ce-i bratyei" il intreb.
Bine' 'imi raspunde pc ro-
maneste, ''acum toate sunt
bine. Mergem acasa.s
El imi era unicul prietin intro
multimea de straini unde cram
Internal din LugoH pentru ca
rnYrDHvrHr nS1 s~kn - ~..t.es. 80. $4s
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Sc va face o onoare maj mare decat
orr carui din mile de ofiteri supe-
ri0ri carl Isl dorm somnul de veci
pc dealurile yerzi ale Virginiei carl
predomineaza apele de pc Potomac.
In noaptea asta, cadavrul erou-
lui necunOscut va sta pc catafal-
cul in rotonda Capitolului, pc care
au stat cadavrele presedintilor Alb.
raham Lincoln, James A. Garfield
81 William b. Mckinley.
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DEMISIA :.
.GJINia@ rTE5 f
PRESEDINTELUI
POLONIEI

Varsovia, 10 Nov. - Generalul
Iosif Pilsudski, preSedintele Polo
niei, a demisionat astazi.
Cauza demisiei este neintelege-
rea Gu ministrii sal, carl SO opun la
crearea unui nou stat litvan.
Demisia lui "a fost primitS 81
ministri staruiesc Sd Sc ajung6 Il
un compromis.