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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
SUPPRESSIONOF
GRAIN FUTURES
WOULD DDOHARM
Griffin Says Hedging
Aids Producer, Dealer
and Consumer.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE house
agricultural committee, which is
holding hearings on bills designed
to control future trading in grain.
was told today by President Joseph
P. Griffin Of the Chicago Board OF
Trade, that suppression Of "fu-
lures" as proposed would. at . sin
gle stroke. uestroy tue ecOnmlc
functions OF the nations grain
fnarkeLng machinery.
the witness asserted that the
system OF "neLging or grain insur-
ance, was highly beuehclal to
pr0oucer, dealer ana consumer
alike" and tnal hedging" would
be impossible were speculation
eliminated.
he charged that alleged "evils"
incident to speculation were large
ly exaggerated.
In broad sense" Mr.. Gritffn
said, the owner Of any commodity
subject to price fluctuations Is
specializing" adding that certain is
sues OF Liberty bonds deprecated
almost 20 per cent, but doubtless
would return to par before ma
turity.
"As marine insurance removes
from the shipowner the periis Of
! the sea, SO speculation removes
from the grain owner the perils Of
fluctuating prices" he said. From
a banking standpoint the amount
Of credit which will be extended to
a grain owner depends entirely
upon whether the grain is hedged.
The margin of profit on grain in
the United States, where hedging
is constantly practiced, is substan-
TALLY lower than in foreign coun-
tries where hedging is unknown.
Also the margin between producer
and consumer is lower than in the
marketing OF any other foodstuffs. !"
sNarrow1 Market
| Touching on fluctuations of the
market, MIR. Griffin said they were
inevitably wider in small market.
and that absence Of futures trading
would result in q "hOpelessly mar
row market"
| In the ClicAgo market the vol
ume of business 10 80 great that an
40ftar- q. 600 600 bushels Of grain
would cause little market f1uctua-
tons. But were it not for the Chi
cago market, such an order in a
smaller market would cause down.
ward fluctuations. Vast quantities
quantities OF grain which never
come to the Chicago market are
hedged there, for it is practically
the clearing house for the world for
grain insurance. The hedging IA
cilities there are used by dealers in
Europe, Argentine and Australia"
In a brief reviewing the functions
Of the country's big exchanges, Mr..
I Griffin declared that legislative at
ltempts to suppress speculation
have uniformly proven unsuccess-
full" He cited the experience OF
Germany in abolishing futures
trading in 1896 on request Of the
farmers party, and reestablishing
such trading four years later. He
said American consular reports
showed that the great Berlin grain
market degenerated. the produce
exchange was ruined, a great vol
ume of business was driven to Lon
don and other points, fluctuations
were violent, and "the result was
to leave farmers subject to price
dictation by dealers who exacted
big margins because of the risk
they must carry"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
Sir CEDDES
SUMMONED
TO ENGLAND
British Ambassador Called
Home for Conference
With Premier.

Washington, Jan. 15.-Sir Auck-
land Geddes, the British ambassa-
dor, has been summoned home for q
conference with Premier Lloyd
George and Earl Curxon, British
secretary Of state for foreign affairs
1t was announced today at the Brit
ish embassy. He sailed from New
York today for London and he ex-
poets to return in February.
The departure Of Sir Auckland
will delay the negotiations between
the treasury department and the
British government as to the fund.
ing Of the British debt to America
into longtime notes.
Lord Chalmers, the British treas.
ury expert who was to have arrived
here in a few weeks to begin direc,
discussions with Secretary Houston
will delay his departure from Eng
land, it was learned.
EnnaSey OhenI
In formation as to the subject,
which Premier Lloyd George anG
Earl Curzon desire to discuss with
the ambassador was withheld by thu
embassy. Besides that Of funding
Of the debt, one OF the most import
ant questions between the American
and British governments is that re
garding world oil supplies.
Ending and prospective tariff leg
iSlation by congress is also knowI
to be q subject in which Great Brit
ain and most Of her dominions ar,
vitality interested The British
government is understood to be dis
turbed lest the proposed new tariff!
operate against Great Britain'l
trade with the United States, ant
thus make It more dimcult for tha
country to pay oG In goods its deb
to the United States.
Proposed tariffs on Canadial
wheat also may be one Of the sub
jects which will be discussed will
the ambassador by Premier Lloyl
George and Earl Curzon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
SALVADOREAN
RADICAL STRS
LABOR MEETING
Gompers Suppresses Critic
of Nicaraguan Policy
of US.

Mexico City, Jan. 15.-(Associat-
ed Press. )-Delcgates to the Con-
gress of the Pan-American Fedora
ton of Labor met today deter
mined to act speedily on all re-
naming business and conclude the
deliberations which began here last
Monday by evening.
The outstanding fact in connec-
ton with the sessions has been the
evident desire on the part of Span
ish speaking delegates to receive
Official assurances from American
delegates that the American FEEDER
alton of Labor does not contem-
plate exercising dominance over
actions of smaller labor delega-
tions, belonging to the Pan-Amer-
ican.
Fears apparently, have been put
to rest. however, by a statement
from Samuel Gompers, wto an
nounced from the chair that "the
American Federation will do every
thing possible to guarantee to even
the smallest Pan-American nation
the right of self-expression.
Coupled with this fear of Ameri-
can domination, came assertions
from Salvadorean. San DOMINICAN
and Colombian delegates that the
United States was pursuing an i'm.
perialistic policy In its dealings
with San Domingo and Nicaragua
This sentiment fund voice in q res
olution introduced by a San Do
mingan delegate, declaring thu
presence Of American forces in thu
island had abridged civil, industrial
and political rights Of San Domin'
gans. The resolution will be SEN
to President Wilson, the presiden
Of the United States, senate ant
speaker of the house Of representa-
tivss, with a view of demanding
immediate relief for the people o.
San Domingo"
Would Wire Wilson.
Delegate Solana OF Salvatore Sc
verely criticized the United Statei
for its Nicaraguan policy and asked
that q telegram be sent Presiden
Wilson to inform him that "th'
Stars and Stripes at this very mo
ment are floating over the nationa
palace at Managua."
i At this juncture Mr.. Gomper,
warned radical spectators who ha,
applauded Solana that they woul,
not be allowed to remain if they in
sisted ON either favorable or hostil,
demonstrations. Delegate Solana'
remsrks wers stricken from tn
records.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
YIN. c. 4. HAS
BIG FIRE LOSS
Cent. nj Plant ot St Leafs PfAed.
cally Destroyed BY Blaze e-sO0
Mako Escape.

st. Louis, Mo-. Jan. 16.-(United
Press. The Central Y. m. c. A..
building was practically destroyed
last night by . fire that ragged for
more than three hours and caused
damage of more than q half million
dollars to tho building and it, con-
tents. Five hundred persons, who
were attending classes in the build
ing when the IRE was discovered.
escaped uninjured.
The fre was caused by crossed
wires In IN air shaft running from
the first to the nth Aoor Of the
building
Twenty-three engine companies
J roGnondo1 to TIA ,Gmnen1 a2n4R
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
REFUGEES DYING.

New York, Jan. 15.-Advices re-
ceived by the Near East Relief from
Armenia states that more than
200 900 Armenian refugees between
Kars and Alexandropol are dying
because Of lack Of food and fuel
and anarchy stalks among them.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
MADE no ARRESTS,

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 16.-A
"hootch" plant. including six gal
Ions Of product, was seized BY fed
oral dry crusaders here yesterday.
but they made no arrest Tho dis
tillsr was . patient 1t the govern
ment hospital for the insane and
the st:ll and thres milk cans full
OF mash were found In the asylum
uouA6a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
ON A FOUR DAY BASIS.

St. Paul, Jan. l5.-Rather than
have . tenth Of their number
thrown ont Of work, the shop force
Of the Northern Pacific railway in
the st. Paul district, more than
5000 in number, has agreed to go
ON = four day basis. u became
knoQU hseo today,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
l||DGE AND
|IAxEShANG
! |ONOEC|S|ON
|esysnment Plans Depend
|, d Outcome Of Two
important Suits.
~ DAVID LAWRENCE.
(special to The Argus.)

Washington, Jan. 15.-All calcu-
,tiops o to the size Of the budget
,.sssd to run the government. all
.s,mafes Is to the amounts that
,.a be raised for taxation either
!, taril duties or income taxes
- II upset II the department Of
- should lose two cases which
IA lust been argued before the
.ssrepe court of the United States.
l srhe most important financial
mntion in which the government
n besn engaged" is the way OFF,
81 It the department Of justice
i.cribe the cases, and it is esti-
uatsd that fully $500, 100000 in
u1eg that already have been col
lsted may have to be given back
n the government II the outcome
Il he cases is unfavorable.
Mvsling in importance the "a
rpus stock dividend cases. the two
Ne principles at issue in the pend
n cases are Of far-reaching i'm
,cftsuce to the business men Of
hs country as we'll as to all per-
pns who have money invested in
trust funds.
One IL known as the invested
apital case and the other the cap
mi assets case, The first grows
ont OF the rise in value of some
,al lands from 100000 to some.
,hins like $4,000, 900 in q few
ysr1. The concern in question
:uued stock to the amount of the
ten million and the government
Claims that the new stock is really
smAt Land increases in value
ihroueh a variety of circumstances
md While in this case many i'm.
ruvements were made, the in.
raass IN value came about. AZ II
| a. IN no MANY cases. through thu
increased demand for products O,
| N soiL
ruod p.,.s.
. ,
isele are nunareos Oh tnousanu'
slmiiar instances throughout tn'
~unsly, anu just as soon as tne
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
STEEL Unions.

- ssssaington. Jan. 15.-Represen-
es OF International and na-
Unions In the steel industry
ana decided to launch Z new
Asn to organize iron and
ess.,w workers throughout the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
THE SCHOOL
CHILD,S HEALTH

This is one Of the most VI
tai questions that the mother
faces i9 all the course OF her
life.
II her Child is not healthy
it cannot succeed in its pur-
suit Of an education-cannot
grow into normal maturity.
Our Washington informa-
ton bureau. realizing this.
asked the American Red
Cross to make for its dis
tribution, a bulletin that
would give the mother the
best possible advice about
keping her child physically
At.
The book is now ready. It
Is undoubtedly the most prac-
tical study ever made of the
subject. 1T IS FREE.
In the interest Of the we'll
being of your children, send
for It.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
CEASE RECRU1r1NG

= s.s...alngton. Jan. 1.-THE sem
n soopted . resolution directing
~, .,ecretary OF war 70 cease re-
- sns until tho size Of the regu-
army Is cut down to-. 150. 900
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15
THE WEATHER

Unsettled weather tonight and
Sunday. Rising temperature with
the lowest tonight about 10 or IL
degrees above zero.
Highest yesterday, Is; lowest
last night, 5.
Wind velocity ut Z q. m. 10 miles
per hour.
Precipitation, .01 inch last "a
hours.
lam. 7p.m- Tam.
yestsr. .yester. today
Dry bulb temp. 3; - &
Wet bulb temp. - Is 5
Relative humid. SO IS SO
River stage, 6.S; NO change last
"a hours,
]. M. SHERIER, Meteorologist.
Warrington, Jan. 15.-Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday include:
Region Of Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys: Local
SHOWS at beginning Of wheat, gen
orally fair thereafter. with consid
eEably eeAee.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
Din Lurnea
SatelOr

De q. r. PAsCU

dul numai la barbatul tau 81 la
gospodaria ia !! ssasal sa sc dnc;l
Ell Dulmlexeu, unde va vedea cu
oehii.
Oar daca nu pleaca. Mia zis
ca vrea sa imbAtrineasea la as;l
lnea, 81 crede-,na unchiule, ca nu
lam dat nici odata sa Snteleags'
ca il iubesc. credc-ma unchiule
ca nu.l mai iubesc, 81 daea mar
ii dat deyada de eredints, des
tainuindu-mi planal ticalosiloi
ala 81 asi Fl aflat ca s'a tinut Gu
Ana l'asi Fl luat la goana.
''Fie, I mai bine cum zie. Ma
eandestc-te, 81 sa vezi ca an
dreptate. - Ute CA cram sa uit
Proe,frorul mia spus ca Nasilt
81 fie Il indemanx, vrea sal CON
frunte Ell Ana. indat4 dupa ce W
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
lie religie sau Gle caritate''

de religie Sau Gle caritate =.
Cand minoritatea evreiasca din
acclp regiuni a refnzat. pentru di-
| ferite motive, scolih in limba ebrai-
ca vechc sau in ids, era foarte ma
tural sa Ii Sc dea scoli cu limba ro-
MANA. 81 intrebarea pc care am for.
mulat-o atunci. O repetam astazi
pentru d. Neugcboren 81 pentru
concetatcnii nostri Sasi: oare ira
tatele de pace sa fl urmarit menti-
nerea unei situatiuni privilegiate
limbelor ungara. germana 81 rusa
in Statele rationale moStenitoare
In loc de discutiuni objective 81
de raspuns,ri directe la intrebarile
ce am fOrmufat asupra cazIiui della
scOala maghiara din Timisoara.
Kronstadter Zeitung'' ne acuza
de "poitica de atatarc' impotriva
minoritatilor. 81 tonul depaseste
tinta initiala pentru. a creia o ade-
varata atmosfera. tendentios osti!a
Statului 81 societatii romanesti.
Daca-i vOrba de acuZatiuni, apoi pu
tenn, fara rezerve 81 fara mena ia
mente. dupa articoluI amintit. sd;
acuZ;lm moi confratcle brasovean 81
pc insipiratorul sau de atatare i'm
potriva statului roman.
81 avem in sprijinul nostru a.
mintiri vii. din trecutul foarte a.
propiat, despre atitudinea 81 actiu-
nea d-lui Neugeboren fata de popo-
ruI roman.
Nh renunta nici astazi la trecu-
tut sau?
ii oare concetatenii nostri sasi
Sc sOlidarizeaza cu atitudinea lui
*. Il. 81 a inspirator,llui?
lata intrebari la care asteptam
lmpreuna cu toata opinia pubhca
a tarli rcspunsuri precise 81 fara
intarziere. ". d.
(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

capcanas 81 tn crezi sa vrea.
Nu-i prost ca tine. Planul ramane
asa cum L am facut. M Sc mai
schimba nimic,' zise Ana iri-
tata.
'Eu cred Cd sora- are drep-
tate. cumnate. II prinde 81 spune
tot. 81 ce ne facems'' interveni
primarul.
Ma te he fatem dake Sc des-
tepta Ilinca kind spartem usa d.
la argatoe?''
'iEu stiu cum e zavorul. Am
vorbit ell Ion sa slabeasca scoaba
in care intra. Daca ma Opintesy
odata Gu umarul in usa zayorul
sare eat colo. De asia s;i IL al
teama., Tia. cum ti-am splls, sta
Gu revolverul intins Ca sa trag
I'M ca -daca cumya Sc va destepts
81 va esi inaintea noastra. Altfe
sa nh slobozi arma. Ii fac Ell d.
petrecanie cu toporul. Hal 81
mergem sa s'a apropiat miezu
noptii 81 Ion ne asteapta," ras
punse Ana, traeand pc barbat-sr
de mana.
Incepuse sd ninga de GU dimi
neata. Pc seara cerul Sc luminas'
dar dupa aprinsul lnminarilor un
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

nor intumecat dinspre munti >a
las;i asupra satului 81 peste lln
ceas incepu sd ninga 81 sc visco-
leasca.
Facusera planul sa mearga pc
drumul din dOsul satului. pan;i
in dreptul caselor llinchei, sa
treaca prin gradina. la capatul
Garcia era grajdul, unde trebuea
sd Sc intalneasca cu Ion, dar
find viscol 81 neavand teama ca
pc vreme atat de napraznica Sc
vor intilni GU cineva i'm mieZ dc
nOapte. an luat-O pc drumal
mare.
De la curtea boiereasca. care
era la capatll de rasarlt al satu-
lui 81 pana la casa llinchei era
cam un kilpmetru 81 jumatate
Trebuea sa parcurga satul aproa
pc intreg in lungime. sa trea-
ca pc langa biserica, casa popei
scoala 81 primaria. de unde pana
la llinca mai era vre-o patru suite
de pasi.
ITlitele satnlui erau pustii. Wis.
colul Sc intetea din ce i'm ce ma
|fare 81 gardurilc mai marunte dc
la adaposturi erau acoperite dc
troiene de zapada. Nici 0 tipenie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26
ABoNAJI zIAByl
.,AMERiCA"

pune mana pc ei. Ma due sa hi
raceasca ,caii. ZabOvii cain mult
81 ma asteapta preoteasa. Ma
vOrbim moi pana .oi. Duminec;
vii la Biserica
'Da. unchiule, viu.''
Bine, mancam la moi. NOapte
buna:: 81 parintelc Argeseam
esi. tragandu-si caeiNa pc ure
chic. Ion, care pazea caii, lua pa
turtle de pc ei 81, .popa le dadu
gura 81 cali pornira la trap iutt
catre casa. 81
Ilinca ii spuse lui Ton ca, ST.,
lnat seama 81 nu yrea sa-Si pun:
mintea cu Ana ca sa-si turbur,
firea, 81 Ion fu Gle aceasi parere
Pacat ca esti barbat. De &c t,
temi? De unde sd afle ca an
omorit-o moi!
time site. Daca spune moco
fam ala de Ion? Tu nu stii ke ],
politia bate pana spune 81 tit
care q sa,pto de la mama. 10 cred,
ke mai bipe se nu legamo pc g
81 Sc spunem Sc fuga 81 dak
prinde c3de heleao pc ell
,'Pr0st esti ma Antoane. S'a
puteas Vrei 81 caxi singur i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

de ON pc uliti Calnii erau ada
poStiti prin cosare sau pc la cd
pitele de pale, in care Isl facusera
culcus.
CarauIa de la primarie sta III
cancelarie de vorba cu caraula de
la curte. care venise gonit de
ylscol sa pctreaca restul noptll
Ian@a SODA calda din cancelarie
Ana, iiGbracata barbateste. cil
salvari largi 81 eli un mintean
cafeniu peste peptarul de pele,
cu caciula neagra tiuguiata
sub care Isl virisa parul. trasa pc
urechie, fnainta repede pc soseaua
impetrita de pc care vintul du-
cea zapada la adaposturi. Dtlp:'
ca grecul, imbracat tot taraneste
81 eel din urma primarul. Ca sa
nu lase urme de incaltaminte 81
sa fie mai usori la drum toti efau
incaltati Gu opinei. Meryand cu
vantul in spate inaintau repede
Trecand prin fata primariei, va
zura lumina slaba licarind prir
ferestrile inzapezite 81 peste cate
va minute, cand ultimele cantarI
de cocosi de miezul noptei ince
tiara. erau in fata easel Ilinchei
Fara nici precautiune, fara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

jInSi te mai rog ceva, Ilinco.
Dupa ce Sc va alege intr un fel
en- tica!osii ala sal dai drumu lui
lon. Sa nu-l mai til langa tine ca
mi bine. Ispita e ca neagareaua,
Sc tine de om ca scaiul de lima
oaiei. @ sa-ti stea mereu in cale
81 mi-e tcama.'
DE asia sa mai tealna, ull.
chiule. Daca mi-am pastrat Gins
tea pana acum 0 sd milo pastrez
81 dc-aci 'nainte."
'Te cred dar nu-j bine sal al
mereu inaintea ochilor tai. d.
cate orr il vel vedea iii vel aduct
Aminte de inbirea ta 81 de supa
rarea care al avut-e din pricifs
lui. De &c sa-ti turhuri sufletul'
lie ce sa nn iii xenina 81 Gu gan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

nici o teaml. cu inima bdtand dr
bucurie ca in curnld Isl va ajiuge
scopul 81 va scapa de femeia care
deyenise stapina pc taina care II
chinuia sufleiul 81 de viata Garcia
atirna tot viitorul ei, miZeria san
o viata imbelsugata, Ana intra
pc poarta urmata de grecni 81 de
fratele ei 81 mersera de-adreptul
la grajd.
Ion. care pindea. ii simti We
mind. De>chise usa erajdului 81 il
lasa sa intre.
IS a culcat de null 20 intreba
Ana soptind la urechia lui Ion,
ell care dadusc mana
Cam pc la unsprezeee. A cetir
pana atunci. Doarme dusa.' res
Ipnrse Ion. tot soptind.
Lasa ca nu sc mai treZeste,
putoarea. Al legat cainiig" ras-
punse Ana, stringandu-l de mana.
Nj. lam fnchis in magazia
de alaturi. Cand plecati deschi-
deti usa magaziei, 81 gaia.
Iva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-26

| De unul am ccle MAI fortlle 81 DO
gate pamanturi ne indreptatestc
sa privim cu multa incredere s.
seninatate viitorul nostru.
Oar 81 in priyinta intelectuala
81 snflcteasca RomaniSmul intre
cut mlmai de foarte putine nca.
muri. Probe pcntru accasta avem
destnle. Taranul nostru vede lu-
crurile asa cum sunt. el nu Sc
lasa de loc ademenit de utopii 81
fantazmagorii atat de accessible
suflctllui slav. Accst sufiet sa-
natos a putut sa rcziste Gu usu-
rinta inccrcarilor, venite din
afara, de al pangari. Bolscvis-
mrl nh $ IA prins.
Accasta mentalitatc lat m Il.
stearsa numai la cativa intelec-
tuali al provinciilor reunite sta
pancste deci 81 astazi la fel masse-
lie poporului roman. ca 81, pc ace
lea ale celui francez sau italian
81 tocmai ca he da cea mai fcrma
garantie, ca vom trece cu usurin-
ia peste greutatile inerente start
lor de tranzitie. i'm care ne aflam
All.
Sufleteste 81 trupcste tari II a
VEN vote sa ne ingrijoram in pri
vinta viitorului. mai ales ca Al
mOmentul moral, IN factor care
nu trcbue desprctuit, alaturi
de moi.
Realizarea visului nostru de
aur a fost atat de indreptatita in
eat nu Sc pOate gasi nici un ON.
cunOscatOr de cauza care sd ne
conteste adcvarul acesta. In Gu
mintenia sa poporul romanesc Ia
rivnit la pamanturi straine. Totul
ce obtinut la pacea din 1913 a
fost in drcpt 20 revendice.
Din toate statele intimate sau
marife prin prabusirea Austro-
tngariei 81 a Rusiei, Romania
este sigur o tara care poate sta Gu
fruntea ridicata 81 constunta i'm
pacata in fata celui mai ideal arc.
opag international.
Ba mai mult. un astfel de tri-
bunal. ar avea Sal stcarga multe
nedrepthti. &c trebuit dansa s;l
lie indurc la conferinta de pace
din Paris.
Acesta este adevarul eel mare,
pc care trebue sal facem cunOs-
cut strainatatii, ca sa ne castigam
opinia pnblica a tarilor straine,
un factor care joaca din cc lin ce
um rol mai insemnat i'm politica
mondiala, apoi minoritatilor noa-
sire vecinic cartitoare. ca sa SO
convinga de dreptatea cauzei ro-
manesti 81 sa resimta mai usor
stapanirea cea nOua'' 81 la urma
urmei masselor largi ale poporu-
lni nostru spre al da acea tariA.
pc care-i in stare sa ito dea nu-
mai constiinta de te lupta pen
tru canza dreapta.
Propovaduirea adevarului ace
stuia sa fie cea mai de seama
grija a Romanilor neatinsi de
baccilnl instrainirii. Cunoasterea
perfeeta calitatilor, dar 81 a de-
fectelor proprii rasei noastre de
catre toti Romanii 81 convingerea
ca sustinem in lupta noastra ma
tlonala cauza dreapta. vor face
din moi un popor Gle fapt tarc 81
respectat. DR.. Ovid Topa.
din Gl. Bucovinei'D.
ADnM ATT 7lAnsle