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Inproprietarire, la satele cXisten
te. dandu-se acestora, eli mOdlll
acesta. posibilitatea de a sc mari
81 desvolta. Pentru construirea
loctlintelor Sc vor da improprie-
taritilor 81 Iocul necesar, in vatra
satnlui preclm 81 materialele de
constructie necesare pentru ella
airca locuintelor.
Aceasta de a dona parere este
Gu mutt mai buna dim toate pune
tele de vedere yifalitatei sd va
face deasemenea IncruciSare fe-
ricitA, lar dili punct de vedere so
cial, Sc va Ga multor regiuni posi-
bilitatea de desyotare.
Chestiunea aceasta insa urmea~
"a sd fie supusa la Bucuresti, unde
Sc va hotari in mod definitiy
din 'Patrias J.
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Sc prinza 0 intrebare maispre-
eliza.
Asa ca om' raspunse Iilnca
Gu privire patrunzatoarc IN
.ochii profesoarei'' sale.
'Nu-l cunosc. X foarte greu
sa-ti formezi o ideie Ia prima in
talnire despre un barbat. 81 al
yazut ca Ell m am intretinut mai
multi Gu d. Nioreanu.
''Ori 81 cum. L'ai vazut. Nj
ti-se pare ca mai frumos, mai
bine facut 81 mai vioi ca Vio-
l'eanu?'' zisc llinca. urmand ssi
fixeze plivirea ei in ochii Sofiei.
'Da, e adevarat. f mai bine
facut 81 mai dragut ca Viorcahu
81 cum zisesi, mai vioi, asia am
remarcat de la inceput," ras~
punse Sofia, confirmand parerea
clcvei sale.
(Va urma).
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''Spune, sd te aud. Nu ma Su.
par zise llinca, indulcindu-sl
yocea.
'Fiindca te mariti, cuconita.'
'Fiindca ma marit?' isbucni
Ilinca intr 'm hohot de ris.
''Da!!' raspunse Ion, oftand
din adincul inimei.
''Bine, Ioane, til al vrea "a
stau nemaritata?
''Nu. dar am crezut ca nu te
mariti," raspunse Ion, oftand
din nou.
Ma, Ioane, Ell stiu eel pc su'
netul tau. Eu stu ca tn ma
iubit. Sa nu zici ca nu, ca mint
81 nu-mi place minciuna. + ade.
varatg Spmc!
.''Da!, mugi Ion.
Ell binr, Ioane, sa stii ca 81 eu
team iubit. Team iubit pana il
ziua ala cand mi-ai spus ca a
cazut in bratele ticaloasei carr
ma dusmanea 81 a volt sa-mi ra
reasca viata. Team iubit 1oane
3
81 am ascuns iubirea de tine d
lteama sa III, cad in pacate. Avean
de gdnd sa te iau de bal'bat. ST
Inn ma uit ca sunt fata de RACES
bogata 81 tn sarac, un yenetic, pc
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dupa realizarea unitatii neastre
politice. a dat pfilei la lupte .
caror vehcmenta M putram
banui. desi ronlanii din toate pro
vinciile erau convinsi cd legilc
fundamentals ale Statl,lui celui
nou nu Sc vor p1tea aduce fara
de framantari. fara de lllpte. M
putcam nadajdui intro asa de
perfecta unitate dc vederi. meat
dintr 'un condeiu sd fie trase ba-
zclc ccle noni ale Statului 81 Gle
sa fie pusc intr'm an dol in apli-
care. Este adevarat cd in visurila
noastrc de inainte le unire. mean;
obisnmit sa crcdem ca in Romania
intrcgita, find acelas neam Gu a.
celas ideal. toatc marble chestnut
de contlucere 81 adminiStrarc d
tarii, vor fl nsor rezolvite. Da
cand ne gandeam in mod obiectiv
real, luand in >scama educatia de.
oscbita. regime!c deosebite la ca
re am fost supusi, ne dadcam
seama cd vor veni, imediat dupd
unire. ami de fcrmcntatie. 81 ca
aluatul polite lmitar pentru Sta
ltul intreg nu va fl dospit dcca,
ell prctul risipirii umor forte des
tul de insemnate.
In conflictele ivite in lupta
;dintre diferitele particle politict
ale tarilor, diaversllnarea GU
atat mai mare GU eat mai deosr-
bita mentalitatea din punct dc
vcdere national, social 81 polite
claselor din care smt recrutat,
acvle particle 81 ell cat partideIe
|reprczinta mai adevarat aceast.i
mcntalitate pri,l cond,lcatorii lor
Tn mod mitar de ycdca 81 de q
actiona politiceste nu Sc poatt
crea, nu poatc izvor1 dceat din
tr o cdncatic 81 cultnra 1mitara
fiindca prin singur acesti do
factori Sc indrumeaza calitatil,
de rasa 81 de neam inascute, il
acecasi directiune.
81 in lupta 81 activitatea poll
| tica orice ON c atat 81 asa cum s's
cristalizat prin educatia 81 cul
tura primita, care singura poat'
sal dcsbracc pc eincva de micil'
interesc personale, 81 sal ridice !,
apreciarca, inainte tle toate, in
tereselor generate ale unui popor
>au ale ilnei tari. Aceste interes'
vor fl vazute totdeauna pril
prisma individuala cata vleme
! temeinica educatia 81 cultura nu-
va a.nnta sa lc vada prin prism;
colectivitatii din care face parte
In cazul nostru educatia 81 cul
iura nationala unitara pentr,
neamul intreg. Va fl singurul mil
loc pe,ltru da nastere unei men
t~litati politice unitare, reducan'
Ia proportii jnste lMptele dintr
partidele politice.
Cauza principala a framantarl
ior inversunate de All este tocma
lfaptul ca educatia 81 cnltura 70
mancasca in treeut inca n 'au pu
| tut sa ne dea cristalizarea defini
!tiva a sufletului romanesc in toat
paturile socialc ale acestui popoi
i'm toate provihciilc locuite de el
/ Fortele &c Sc risipesc All i
luptele politice pierderea lor, n
striga mcreu aeest adevar, 81 CT
toate aceste atat de rar Sc opresle
asupra lui atentia opiniei publice
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Din Lur11ea
SatelOr

mi-am llat seama."
De ce Ioane?"
Ute asa.''
Ma, Ioanc, tn ti-ai esit din
mint. Cum vorbesti cp mine
PAM ac,im al vorbit ca l'lmea 81
acum iii l,ati joe" zise llinca Gu
vocea ridicata.
''Nu-mi bat Joe, cnconita. Fe-
reasca sfantul. Ti-am sp'ls Gu
frumosnl ca plec, 81 d-ta te su-
peri. N
''Cu frumosuls Asa vorbeai IN
inainte Gu lnine?" striga Ilinca
ridicandu-se de pc scaun.
''Eu iii spnn,, cuconita, dar 50
nu te SUPERB. Eli til stia firea y
n'asi vrea "a te superi pc mine, !
raApunse ION. privind in ochi
Ilinchei.
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care nu-l cunosc. ST cand cram 81
merg sa vorbesc Gu unchiu, care
imi este ca un tata, tn al VENT
s;i-mi spui ca tea zapacit tlca-
loasa ala. Daca al fl Writ un ell
tit in inima mea nu ma durea mai
tare ca vorbele pc carl mi le-a'
spus atlnci. ST atunci, m-am luat
seama. Nh te puteam nrf, ca mai
stiut ca tc iubesc 81 am yazut ca
esti sluga credincioasa, dar nici
nu te mai putcam iubi. 81 nema-
ritata nu pot sd stan, dar nu ma
marit acum. Pc toamna sau poate
la -anul in caslegi, 81 &c ti-am
spis. sa nu spui la nimeni. Sa
pastrczi pentru tine. Al auzit
Toanef
''Da, am auzit. Ma nenorocit
scorpia ala" gemu Ion, GU barbia
lasata pc pcpt.
'Asculta Ioane. NJ pleca ca
neoamenii. Mai stat. Mai gandes-
tetc. ITndc mergi acum in timl
de iarna. Ti.am spus de Tinca In
mos Pirvu. &c zicig Sd vorbest
cu ea?" zise Ilinca, indnlcind q
mai multi vocea. i
'Nu, 81 mai treacS. Sa ma ma
eandesc" raspunse len, ridican.l
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COLONIZARILE
DIN ARDEAL
d M Sc vor crea safe noui;
sc vor mari cele vechi.

In legatura cu chestia impro-
prietariei in Ardcal. sa pus in
discntie actm modul cum sc yol
face coloniile en- acei sateni din
partile muntoase. care vor, Fl i'm.
proprietariti la sesuri. Prima pa
rere fost ca toti satenii din a
ceasta categorie sd formeze colo
nil intemeindu-se safe noui. Sc
pare msa acum ca aceasta parere
va fl parasitic. Satenii din partilc
muntoase vor fl inglobiti prin
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privirea asupra Ilinchei, 81 dupa
ce o privi catcva momente zise:
Ma due sd yad de cal
''Bine, Ioane,'' raspunse llinca,
81 lon, esi, impleticindu-se ca nm
ON beat.
'Ilinca, rsurata de spovedania
facuta, intra la Sofia, care cetea
pc nistc CART de stiinta, 81 eleva
Sc puse la dispozitia profesoarei,
incepand construirea de fraze
scurtc, din doua 81 trci cuvinte.
In timpul cinei, veni vorba dc
mnsafirii din ziua trccuta 81 de
intalnirea Sofiei GU Vioreanu.
Sofia, ell sinful fin al femeilol
inteligentc, pricepu inca de cant'
ii spuscse llinca cd vor lasa sec
impreuna cu un advocat iin Pl.
testi 81 cu procurorul tribunalu-
hui de Arges, ca unui din acestl
dol trebue sa fie viitorul barbat
al llinchei. 81 cand afla ca Vic
(reanu e vaduv Sc gandi la el, 81
EZRA aproape sigura ca ell alesul
elevei sale, dar in tot timpul me
sci 81 eat all mai stat fmpreund
din vorhele, privirca 81 gesturils
1linchci lisa parut ca mai muld
atrasa de Trandafircscu de cat de
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(Urr.er.)

'Cc-i, Ioane?" intreba Ilinca,
ridicand privirea aslrpra omului,
ne=eare il iubise patru, ami, panil
Il 6G cand ia zis Cd cazut in
eiifsa intillsa de Ana.
Am VENT sa spun ca plccs,'
faspunse Ion morocanss.
De &c Ioane?.'
''I1ite asa?'
''Cum asag ce fcl de vorba-i
asta 2"
'Ti.am spns. Plecs'
Under
'lTnde mi so nimeri.s :
'Bine, Inane, cum MIA fost
yorbai N'ai spus ca vrei sa imba'
ttanesti la usa mea I
a fost. Nh zic ca ma fost, da1
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CuItura ro11ineaSCa


aceste lupte efemere decat de
marea problema eulturala pre-
zentului 81 viitorului.
Este adcvarat ca pentru ziua
de All risipirea acestor forte este
oreu de impiedccat. Fiecare am
intrat in lrlpta politica cu capi-
talnl national 81 cultural GU care
|ne-au apucat vrcmile mari in care
train. lar pc dc alta parte aseza-
rea temeinici a Statului nostril
nu poate astepta pana cand vom
avea desavarsit, acel substract
unitar esit dintr'o educate 81
cultura nationala umitara. Oar I'm
lucru trebue neaparat sal recu-
noastcm chiar in mijlocul lupte-
lor politice de All cea dintai
datorie nationala sd dam tot con
cursul aeelor factori 81 acelor III
stitutluni carl slnt puSc exclusiv
in slujba educated 81 culturii ma
| tionale. Datoria aceasta are in
rindul intai insusi Statul roman.
intreaga Societate romaneasca 81
fiecarr mcmbru al ci in partc.
Aceasta datoria ce O avem GU
| toti pentru viitor: datoria fata dc
present nu ne vom putea-O Implinl
dcplin, tocmai din lipsa acelci
unitati de vedere ce Sc poat"
castiga numai prin educatia 81
cultura nationala a maselor 81
singuraticilor: datoria pentru vii
tOrul care va avea sd deSavirseas-
ca 81 sa cOnSolideZe ceeace va crea
gencratia de All, ne vom face-o
numai apreciind, in deplina ma
sura. importanta educatiei 81 cul.
turii rationale 81 Institution
puse in slujha lor.
Este dcsignr o adanca bucuric,
| 81 un temeiu de just optimism
pcntru viitor, faptul ca i'm vrcme
ce All Sc risipesc, in mare masurd
in mod nccesar, atatea forte rcale
ale rcamului in opera de cladir1
| a noului nostru Stat, sd vedcm &C
rcserva puternica 81 mare nj sc
pregateste, de trei ami incoace, pc
iintrcg cuprinsul Romanici, pri,l
1mnnca indarjita, sistematica s.
1desinteresata a celor ce fac edu
catia generatiilor care maine vo,
conduce destinele tarii 81 ale po-
porului noStru.
! Interesul de ordinul eel ma
superior pc care Lam avut dorilid
unirea politica a tuturor roman
lor, desvalirea aptitudinilor noa
sire de ras;i printr'o educatie $
cultura unitara a pornit. de tire
ami, pc drumul realizarii pril
scoala romaneasca de tOatc cate
goriile, prin arta 81 literature 70
maneasca.
Din accasta unitate de educati.
81 de cultura va naste 81 temeiu
unitatii activitatii politice 81 ;
guvernarii acestei tari.
! Gu prilejul deschiderci celui d,
al treilea an de munca la Univer
sitatea din Cluj, unde STA incepu,
activitatca 81 Teatrul 81 Opera
noastra, am crezrlt de potrivit $;
ne oprim putin la apreciarea ma
rel operc rationale pc care o ia,
asezamintcle nOastre de educati,
81 cultura nationala.
/ (Din 'Patria
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Frat Romani, acuma aveti oca-
ziunea de calatori bine 81 ieftin
81 de a sosi inainte de sarbatorile
.CRAC1UNULUI la vetrele voastre,
unde va yeti uni Gu acei ce va sunt
dragi 81 pc carl nu i-ati vazut de
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ne am ales vaporul ACROPOL1S,
care plcacd din New York in ziua
de 19 Noembrie 81 cu care trimi-
tenn I'M reprezentant al nostru, pen
tru conduce pc toti fratii Romani,
della New York pana la locul ulti-
mel dcstinatii.
Asa dar, toti fratii Romani, earl
doresc Sc mi in aceasta grupa, sl
binevoiasca trimite imediat nu-
mclc lor 81 arvuna de $1,000 ca
sa le oprim din timp loc,lri cat mai
bune.
vindem bilete de vapoare pc
toate liniile, Gu preturi reduse,
pent1u a merge 81 a veni din
Patria veche. Aducem rudele
din Patria veche.
Trimitem Lei 81 Dollari, telegra-
fic 81 prin posta, Gu pretul Gel mai
ieftin 81 GU cea mai deplina garan-
tie. Schimbare de bani gaia.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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DAD

The Silent Partner-He may wear a
last years straw hat, his finger nails
may need manicuring; his vest may
hang a little loose, and his pants may
bag at the knees; his face may show
signs of a second days growth, and
the tin dinner bucket he carries may
be full of dents and doughnuts; but
don't you call him the old man. He's
your father.
For years and years he has been
rustling around to get things together.
Never once has he failed to do the
right thing by you. He thinks you are
the greatest boy on earth bar none,
even though you plaster your hair
back, wear smart clothes, smoke cigar
cites, and fail to bring home a cent.
He is the man who o. the love and
life partnership Of the greatest woman
on earth, your mother.
He is some" man and not "the old
man" If you win as good a wife as
he did, you will have to go some, boy.
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GREATEST FEAT IN JOURNALISM

In announcing that the Brookings
ers and readers a series of articles
gathered and edited by Community
News Service, this paper feels that it
is Offering what will be known as the
greatest individual feat in American
journalism.
For many weeks and months Com
munity News Service has been quietly
combing the nation for expressions
from the men advanced in American
industry, arts, finance, religion. drama
and transportation relatives to the pos
sibility of securing a series of arti-
cles from those who are u~nquestion-
ably recognized as the greatest lead
ers of the particular industry or pro-
fession to which they have given their
lives such as members Of the presi-
dents cabinet, generals in the army,
U. S. senators, fnanciers, railroad
presidents, college heads, executives
and owners of the worlds greatest in
dustrial plants, governors, government
department heads, labor leaders, po-
litical giants, insurance executives,
transportation experts, industrial lead
ers and mony others.
1t needs but a glance at the James
Of the e who are the authors of the
series to indicate to any n familiar
with America and her leaders today
that Eve before has such a galaxy
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OF its wealth or power, could hope
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sonal viewpoints.
1t makes little difference what your
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of the men whose stories" are to be
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DDS or personality, the fact remains
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that each and every n OF them is
so high in his particular sphere that
you cannot afford to ignore him, and
what he has to say is important to
you. Every walk of American life is
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Is unQuestioned, and who knows his
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The majority of the men whose arti.
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The greatest newspapers in America
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BONUS WORRIES

Much encouragement and disap-
pointment has been caused among ex-
service men by the publication Of news
stories to the effect that the six mil
lion dollar issue of bonds would be
insufficient to pay the bonus claims
of the soldiers of South Dakota and
that a long delay might be caused on
that account in the payment of the
claims. These stories have no official
foundation. Only last week Governor
McMaster and Fred B. Ray, the men
In charge of the bonus board, left for
New York City with the six million
dollar issue Of bonds all signed, sealed
and ready to deliver to the trust COM
pany In New York to whom they were
sold. When they deliver these bonds
they will receive the six million dol
lars in payment therefor, and as soon
as this sum can be cleared through the
banks Of South Dakota, the bonus Of
fee will start sending out warrants
to the service men for the full amount
OF their bonus claims. The service
men need feel no worries that they
will not receive just treatment. 1t is
probable that a large number Of men
will be paid by the middle of Novem-
Der, and the most of those whose ap-
plications have been approved will re
ceive their money before Christmas
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COM

Lake Geneva, Wis, Oct. IS, 1921.
Editor Brookings Register, Brookings,
South Dakota:
Dear sir: For a senior thesis In the
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Of Wisconsin during the last year |
chose a study Of country newspapers
Of the middle west as a subject. You
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The Brookings Register was selected
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OF national circulation would gladly
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from any n Of the men who have
given their services to Community
News Services series. 1t was only the
knowledge that the writer's could reach
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munity News Service to secure them
and allows the Register to present
them to you.
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WILL STRik ERS STRIKE?

1t seems probable now that the rail-
road men who have been ordered TO
go on a strike, will go on a strike
against these orders and refuse to
strike. If the strikers refuse to strike,
it will be an unusual solution to a
grave situation. To an ordinary indi-
vidual IL would seem the height of folly
TO quit a job and go On a strike when
there are several million men unem-
ployed in the country and eager to
find work. Nearly half of the railroad
men that had steady employment a
year ago are without employment now
or are only working part time. 1t is
quite probable that a large part of
the discomfort among the railroad men
Is due to the fact that so many have
been laid off or given only a few hours
work a week. If freight and passenger
rates were lowered it might bring
about a greatly increased volume OF
business for the railroads and force
the roads to increase their crews and
give these men steady employment.
The farmers of the nation through
their Farm Bureau have made express
demands to the railroads TO reduce
their rates Immediately and have asked
the railroad br~otherhoods to call off
the strike. Considering the matter
from the standpoint of this community
such action would be for the best Of
all concerned.
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SIOUX FALLS Is BOOSTING

MISUNDERSTANDING is going to
have a regular homecoming on Novem.
Der 5 and Is setting some store by the
day. Hobo day of late years has been
a mild celebration among the students
but this year it is planned to make it
much more extensive and to have the
"Aggie" alumni come back to renew
old acquaintance and march around
the campus again as they once did.
Some of the stunts made famous IN
Hobo days Of by-gone years are to be
revived by the returning grads" in
addition to the new angles that the
present day collegians can add to the
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The love OF the sensational and the
theatrical has given a great deal Of
publicity and comment concerning
the farmers burning corn. We dare
say that these newspaper men and
others who speak volubly upon the
subject have never tried heating their
homes with corn as a fuel. 1t is ad.
mitted that It Is cheaper than coal,
lots of things are cheaper than coal.
But when 1t comes to cooking a meal,
baking bread, or keeping the house
warm over night, corn cannot be con-
sidered as a very successful fuel. 1t
would be a happy thing If corn was
an ideal fuel instead of an ideal food.
II the farmers could raise fuel in
stead Of food. they might make more
money by selling 1t at the present
high prices of fuel. Unfortunately for
the farmers, they will not be able to
keep warm this winter by burning
their corn alone, but must also buy
fuel. There is where the real hard
ship comes.
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fun. There is to be the usual football
game, the stores will close during the
game and a barbecue Of roast OK will
be part of the merriment on the
campus.
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pie wish that they lived here. 1t VIII
soon be generally admitted that Brook
ings is the best town in the state to
live in. Watch US grow.
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Zinnias are coming more and more
into use. The improved sorts are ex-
cellent for bedding and many Of them
make good bouquet material.
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For an inspiration Of optimism n
youthful enthusiasm come to Brook
ings Hobo Day, November 5.
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Another familiar figure IN :se news
paper fraternity of South Dakota has
been removed by the death Of Patsy"
Davenport. editor OF the Plain Talk
Of verlnfIlfon. The Plain Talk was al
ways an Interesting sheet written in
a very s~ntsrtaindux style. His witty
commep*s .n< expressive opinions Will
b. misse6 "a ST. columns.