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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
SLIGHT DECLINE
IN EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT L HROU HOUT
COUNTRY DECREASED 20 PER
CENT IN JUNE COMPARED
WITH MAY.

Washington, July "A decrease
in employment of 2.9 per cent dur
ing June as compared with May, is
indicated by survey made by the
department of labor of reports from
l 1,148 firms employing normally one
million six hundred thousands per
sons. The decrease since January
has been 62 per cent, according to
the statement.
All industries reported decreased
employment except those engaged in
the manufacture of food products,
textiles, leather, liquors and bever-
ages, stone, clay glass and tobacco.
Detailed examination of the re-
turns indicates clearly the funda-
mental causes of the protracted in
dustrial depression and the mount
ing tide of unemployment" the state
ment declared. Continued unsatis-
factory condition of transportation
with freight rates in many cases
considered almost prohibitive; lack
of normal foreign market; the low
value of farm products; stagnation
in iron and steel; high costs of con
struction and the general dullness of
the retail trade, stand out promin-
emily as leading factors in the situa-
ton"
The statement sad that the only
resumption of building operations
noted has been on a restricted scale.
Industry generally is optimistic, =
the survey continued, "and while
the likelihood of a dull summer in
almost all lines is recognized, the
tendency is to count on improvement
by fall, and a healthy though not
spectacmular business revival by the
spring of 1922"
Peoria, ILL.,, showed the heaviest
decrease among industrial centers
with drop of 36.9 per cent; San
Francisco was second with 26 per
cent.
Among 26 cities reporting increas-
ing employment, Atlanta, Ca, was
first with 1877 per cent, Sioux City,
Ia, second with 16 per cent.
In New England continued unem-
ployment was reported with the in
dustrial situation relieved somewhat
by recent improvement in the tex
tile trades. New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania noted increased
unemployment.
The early wheat harvest has OPP
Grated to relieve the situation on the
west central district, the report said,
but manufacturing has decreased
in many lines and building is quiet"
In the mountain states the indus
trial outlook was reported to be
somewhat brighter, operations on
public works providing considerable
employment and "seasonable de-
mand" being felt for farm help. Re-
newed lumber activity on the Pacific
coast featured returns from that
section with declining construction
costs and increased home building.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
BATTLE OVER NAVAL
BUDGET BILL ENDED
SENATE COME II EES DROP
FIGHT FOR RETENTION OF
CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO
MEASURE.

Washington, d. c., July 9.-After
a meeting of senate and house con-
ferees on the naval appropriation
bill late today it was said that the
senate would drop its fight for reten-
tion OF certain amendments opposed
by the house. These include provi-
sions for aviation stations at Sand
Point, Wash, and Camp Kearney,
Cal, improvements at the Bremor-
ton, Wash. navy yard and construc-
tion Of two airplane carriers.
The house conferees also yielded
to the senate on other minor amend
ments. The bill is expected to be
submitted to both bodies Monday.
Among the senate provisions to
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Daily Market Report
Minneapolis Grain Market.

Minneapolis, July 9.-Corn.-De-
mand fair, basis about unchanged
No. 2 yellow 10h and 11hc under
Chicago July. No. 3 yellow closed at
AZ and 48c; No. mixed at A and
45c.
Oats.-Unchanged, No. 3 whites,
" and 1c under September: demand
fair. No. whites closed at 32%
and 33hc. No. whites at 3ON
and 32hc.
Rye.-Demand better, No. 2 at 3
and sc over July. No. 2 rye closed
at $1.13 and $1.15.
Barley.-Firm and unchanged de-
mand fair. Prices closed at AZ and
58c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
KU KLUX KHAN IS
NOT ANTAGON|ST|C
ORGANIZER In SOUTH DAKOTA
DENIES CHARGES III THREAT
EMS MEMBERS OF NOPARTY
LEAGUE.

Sioux Falls, July 9.-The myster-
ious stranger, who claims to be or
ganizing the South Dakota depart
ment of the Ku Klux Klan, denies
that the organization in this state
is to actively fight the nonpartisan
league.
THE Ku KluX Klan is a non-an-
tagonistic organization" declared
|. .Kleagle. "Wo do not expect TO fight
the nonpartisan league. We are
merely opposed to its policies. State
ments to the effect that the Klan
is to fight the league have been err
ronous. AS l have stated before,
we recognize that thousands of good
American citizens are members OF
the league. Therefore, we would
not fight the league as an organiza-
ton, although we can consistently
oppose its policies.
I'm an interview given out Tues
day, Tom Ayres stated that he had
wired Governor McMaster in regard
to the Klan, and that he made an
effort to see me. | was in my room
at the hotel all afternoon, and had
not left town, as was stated. If Mr..
Ayres had come to me, | should
have been glad to talk to him, and
TO explain the Klan to him, just as
| am doing it to others"
The present situation arose Tues
day evening, when Tom Ayres, man
ager of the nonpartisan league in
South Dakota, wired Governor Nc
Master, asking that the Klan be in
vestigated, claiming that the new
organization was threatening the
league and peaceful citizens.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09

Washington, July 9.-Foreign
governments today had an an outline
of Americas position on questions
affecting affairs in the far east. Sec
retary Hughes has declared in a note
to the Chinese minister that his gov
ernment continues it's whole hearted
support of the open door which it
regards essential to free and peaceful
development of commerce on the pa
cific
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Students Make
Record Fishing

Spearfish, July 9.-An event of a
somewhat unique nature occurred re-
Gently in Spearfish, in connections
with the summer term at the state
normal school, which has broken all
records for attendance. The large
attendance is most gratifying to the
community and the commercial club
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, July 9.-The quality
of hogs was considered pretty good.
A crest of $9.15 was paid during the
early rounds and the bulk of all the
sales were made at $7.75 and $500.
Sows sold as low as $3.50 for full
loads and some prices as low as
$3.50. Skips, governments and boars
sold ON down to &c pound. Good
pigs are quoted at $500.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
fractional Fight I
j In Illinois

Springfield, ILL.,, July 9.-The bit
terest factional political fight in Illi-
nois history between high state Off
cials is on in full force. The county
grand jury will meet Monday to in
yestigate the charges that Governor
Small and Lieutenant Governor Ster-
ling withheld public money while oc-
cupying the office of state treasurer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Bank Robbed
In Illinois

Clearing, Ills, July Six men
held up state bank here escaping
with $4,000. Three officials and
two customers were locked in the
vault. A shot gun squad from Chi
cago cornered the bandits machine
at Lamont. Two Of the men were
captured and the money recovered.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Two Children
Are Kidnapped

Lewes, Delaware, July 9.-Daring
kidnapers who stole two children
from their home in Cape May. were
believed to be in hiding somewhere
in lower Delaware. The children
were Margaret and Jack 2, chill
dren of Mrs. Florence Woodland,
formerly of Philadelphia.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09

Washington, July 9.-The soldier
bonus bill must be stopped in the
senate if it is to be stopped at all
house leaders warned senators. Re-
publican congressman having voted
for the bonus last year would have to
do it again in spite of Harding's ur-
gent request that it be delayed, it was
stated
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Alleged Embezzler
Under Arrest

Minneapolis, July 9.-Berger ia
ger, former confidential secretary to
A. M. Robertson, president of the
Duluth street railway, sought since
February in connection with $751;
QUO embezzlement, is under arrest
here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09

Washington, July 9.-Democratic
attack on the tariff bill begun today
on the floor of the house. Repre-
sentative Garner, of Texas, opened
the second day debate on the bill
with repetition of the charge that it
was framed to favor the big inter
ests.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09

Washington, July 9.-The United
States government has not given
permission to the Western Union to
land the Miami-Barbadoes cable on
the American shore, the state depart
ment announced
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09

Washington, July "A weeks
respite from the heat wave is fore
cast by the weather bureau. Starting
July IL temperature in all parts of
the will hover around normal, many
degrees below the blazing hot wealth
er OF the past few days, the report
said.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Fighting Breaks
Out In Mexico

Vera Cruz, Mexico, July o.
much fighting and bloodshed is re-
ported in the vicinity of Tampico in
kilograms received here. There were
no details but it is assumed rival
Mexican factions were engaged. Gun
boats Zaragoza and Tamaulipas left
for Tampico escorting vessels carry
ing troops.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
To REIMBURSE
THE RAILROADS
PART PAYMENT OF THE DEBT TO
BE MADE AT ONCE

Washington, July 9.-Immediate
payment of part of the government
debt to railroads was agreed on to-
day at a conference in the white
house, it was indicated when the
meeting broke up.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
Jack Johnson Re- I
leased From Prison

Leavenworth, Kan, July 9.-Jack
Johnson, former heavyweight cham
pion, was released from federal pris-
on today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09
PEACE RE|CNS
III IIlIHIVU
A HAPPY CONDITION FOR THE
FIRST TIME in YEARS.

Dublin, July 9.-Black and tans
and Sim Feiners, fraternized in the
streets of Dublin today. Although
British-Irish truce Is not Officially ef-
fective until Monday noon, orders
for cessation of hostilities were is
sued by the commanders of both
sides shortly after an armistice was
signed last night. Truce was vir-
tually operative today and for the
first time in years there was peace
in Ireland.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-09

London, July 9.-King George
continued to guide the British-Irish
peace negotiations. He conferred
with Lord Middleton, Irish unionist
leader, who participated in yester-
days historic Dublin conference at
which an armistice was drawn and
signed.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
MAI VREM INCA C1TEvA
FAmlLIl PENTRU LUCRU
la Steele De zAHAR

Puteti intreba la agentul nostru-
din Cleveland, la 1909 Woodland
Avenue, Duminica in ID Maiu, de
la orele 8 dimineata pana la 4 p. IN.
81 sd incheiati contract.
La Akron, puteti intalni pc "a
gentul nostru la Salonul lui Joe
Breitenbach 349 Washington
Ave-, della 8 dimineata pana la II
amiazi. Transportarea Sc va in
cepe probabil in Joia viitoare.
MICHIGAN SUGAR co.,
SAGINAW, MICH.
1O-1-o)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13

minica Tomei fh o pregatire pen
tru cea mare de la Is Maiu. Inca
Ia adunarea din Duminica Tomei
mai multi orator. spusera multi
mel scopul pentru care 0 chemase.
moi ne-am adunat frati Romani
CO sd dam de stire celorlalte ma
tiuni din tara, care au domnit
pima astazi presto moi pc nedrep-
tul, ca sarbi mai mult nu vrem 81
finn, ci vrem - finn iberi moi nu
vroim - domnim peste altii; dar
nici nh vom mai suferi, moi eel
msi numerosi yi eel mai vechi 10
euitori ii t1rei % 4 se mai faca
yre-o lege il aceasM q noastra
tarS f1rx stirea nosstra"
Sc Sede deei modul ghibaciu
cum conduc6to miecxrei cxutau
y pnia1et c&trx ii nnasele popo-
rllIui, kfx1fnd mai ales ssupra ne.
yoiei MID nlai silnt tite ~ els inlx.
t1f1re6 yxrbirei.
"a. ~ bins aeen.
f @ tori Y ~ ll ] lSetle ~
s5u s5 y ss 61z:s &C .s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
lNvITARE.

Societatea romano de ajutOr 81
cultura .Falnicul Zarand Roman
din Clearing, ILL.,, are onoare de
invita- Gu drag pc toate surorile So
cietati, onor. parochii, clubnri, 81
pc toti romanii din loc 81 jur, q lua
parte la frumoasa PETRECERE,
impreunata Gu dams, care va avea
loc Duminica, in zina de % Maiu,
1921, in Hala Orasului, din West
63rd Street, Clearing, Illinois.
Inceputul va Fl la orele 2 p. m.
81 va dura pana la orcle II noap-
tea. Pretul de intrare, Domnii Soc
Damele 35c.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat in cea mai
buna regula Gu toate cele de lipsa.
lara muzica romaneasca RosiO-
rul,'' condusa de dl I. Stoica din
Indiana Harbor, Ind, va onora pc
onor. oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cantece rationale.
In speranta Cd vq,n saluta cat de
multi frati 81 surori romano in mij-
locul nostru, pana Ia revedere am
rama s salutandu-va Gu dragoste
frateasca, (1O-1l)
In numele soc. ssFalnicnl a.
rand Roman, din Clearing, Ill,
C0nsitetMl ArGwjatOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13

Ii stralucea ia ochi . bncurie dev
copil, in ochii earl impruinntase
lnnini din roua ierbii. Am sarit
din trasura; caii nrcau la pas. Din
cand in cand tovarasa cea buna sc
uita in urma. Am intrat in fineta
81 am inceput sd culeg margarete. 4
M stian pc care - lie rup, caci una ,
parea mai frumoasa ca alta. Iarba
trccea de genunchi 81 roaua era
rece. Am cules un brat 81 lam !.
dus in trasura. Ma privit Gu bn-
nState, STA ascuns fata in grama-
da 81 a ralnas asa, nelniscata, par ca !.
rugandu-se. Cand a ridicat capnl,
roua j Sc lipise de obraji ca niste
lacrimi. In deal N am suit in tra-
sura, alaturi. Amurgise bine. In !,
ferestrile albastre, sus, ardeau lu- !
raini. Ca un 1uceafar stralucea 0
singura lumina la Manastirea Va
ratec. Sc mistuira in intunerec 81
dealuri 81 munti. Margaretele Nil
Sc mai deosebeau, razlete. Palcuri
albc rasareau tot mai luminoase.
AS Fl vrut sd vorbesc 81 nu stia;n
&C Poate c'aceiasi teama stspi-
nea 81 pc vecina mea, de nu rostea
! decat: ce frumoase sunt. 81 ce
riu!te!.. Par-c'a nins pc camp \.
Ma uitam la ca. M puteam de-
oscbi obrazul Ell din buchetul de
flori. Deopotriva de abb 81 poate
deopotriva de moale. -.
| Ma privi drept in chi, Gu intcies.
- la sa vedem.
| Alese la intamplare margareta.
| = Sa vedem. abuse define.
1 Ce fermecator mia sunat la u
rechi acest tine!
| NJ 'ntelegeam ce sopteste; ru-
pea, Gu bagare de seama, aripioara
dupa aripioara, 81 lie da drumul ca
unor licurici. Cand a ispravit,
mia luat mana i'll manuta eli siam
ramas asa multa vreme, fara sd
pricep ceva.
j Pc urma, ca trezita dintr 'un Wis,
vesela, Incepu sd ma intrebe:
i "E adevaratf.. E adevarat ce
spune margareta?...
! Am inteles siam clatinat capul.
= Ba nu-i adevarat, nu. :.
/ 81 numai decat facu:
!. - Ba da, astevaratl.. stu ca-i
adevarat!.
i Cum imi tinea mana in manuta
eli, mi-o ridica 81 saruta apasat,
Gu pofta. Buzele eli mi-au fript
mana. Man smnncit siam stri-
gat:
! - Ce faciY Tu imi saruti mana
i = Da.. nu-i manuta ta?...
i Par'ca ma impins cineva langa
dansa, III am apropiat siam ince-
put sd plang 81 Sd tremur.. ).
i De-atunci, de cate orr vad mar.
garete imi aduc aminte de amur.
gul cand ma intorceam pc drumul
dintre finete in tovarasia unei fe.
mel, frnmoasa 81 buna.
Firul de margareta, cules Gu
roua pc Ell, ia destainuit totul. Su-
fletul Ell orfan 81 insetat de alta
viata, s'a bucurat o clipa.. 81 a.
ceasta bucurie ia Adus-o firul dc
margareta, dupa cum mia adus 81
mie 0 sarutare, care 81 astazi, dupa
atitia ami, imi arde mana. !.
('Florile Dalbe' D. IOV.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13

mare a poporului in care mai alex
50 fie reprezentati numerogi de-
legati satesti. La sfiryit guvernul
fu slit sd cedeze 81 dnvoi intrn-
nirea unei adun&ri rationale; 9
poporului roman in Bias dnsx
pentru . zad6rnici pregatirile
faeute, si q face pe . nultime de
osmeni saraci - vinx in xadar
pima u Blaj, tnvoires "a ,datx
pentru ~ termin de eat aesf NJ
txrit de Dnnineea sTomsi, s1aune
pentru IS lfsia stil nou j
M 4l> peste fzs lIsJn NV
Jnsse p6frsa eeIe "a
= ! =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
CETITI FoILET0NUL
REv0LUTIA DIN l848
81 UNIREA
DIN PATRIE

Dircctiunca agricultural a cum
parat CART stiintifice 81 literare
pc carl le va atribui scolilor de
agriculture,
Scopul acestei distribuiri este
de face cunoscut elcvilor litera-
tura, istoria 81 geografia roma
neasca.
S'a dat ordin sefilor de gari
principale din Ardeal ca sa apli-
ce amenzi personalului care nu-si
indeplineste la timp datorintcle.
Incepind de la l Martie q. G..
societatea academica, ''Cercul
Studentilor Ardeleni 81 Bucov;-
neni de la Universitatea din Iasi,
a luat numirea de societatea ace
demica ''Avram Iancu's, avindu-
81 81 pc viitor sediul in vechiul ci
local din strada Carol Nr. 43.
O circulara Directiupei gene
rale G. F. r, anunta pnblicului
ca poate ca sa transpOrte bagaje
pc caile ferate pana Ia. maximum
100 ky. de fiecare persoana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
lNSTllMIARE

Sunt rugaN toH GbonsnM
nogtri . obssfvA urmAt AtoaroIe
rsgun Il trimiteroa Do0tyD
sehimbars Do adreek:
1. 0x % fScrio Adreea vo6h1
unde 10 mars Siarul d adrosa
unde 50 mutat.
2. L. fieoare psfSoank g
90 alxturo mxrci do b. q %
caute sx nj % dea nnmGle Styar
dsi q q orasului eoreck
Cine M observx aoosto 50.
guh IN sadar asteapA - ! -
schimbe adresa d M @ poatA
Adminjstra}ia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13

te Cd luminarile, IN 1ini,tea parfu-
mata . imprejurarilor, ravarsau
deasupra tuturora seriozitatea lor
dumnezeeasca. Lasam atunci cali
la umblet 81 privirea sd colinde.
Imi simteam sufletul strins 81 ini-
ma abba miscandu-se.
Sa 'nfrateau dorurile mele Gu
pacea 81 Gu mireasma binefaca-
toare.
Oar, din farmecul acesta rece,
raspandit de viziunea lnargaretelorl
albey sd desface amintire. :.
Era 0, ii din mijlocul verii. Ra-
suflau calduri nabusitoare impre-
jurinile. In targusorul adapostit
intre umeri dc dealuri impadurite,
aerul era ferbinte, clocot. Ca o|
palarie albastra cerul Sc razima pc
4
munti departe.
Tovarasia unei femei, buna si'
frumoasa, ma adusese in targuso-
rul, Gu dugheniile lui batrane, Gu
'viata lui tihnita, patriarhala. Era
pustiu, oamenii ascunsi, pravaliile
fara musterii. lar catra seara ce-
rul Sc burzuli; nouri grosi acope-
rira fata albastra boltii. Sta sa
pice.. Naduful crescuse de,,, sal
tai. In spatele Cetatii Nea,ntului
muntii Sc facura una Gu cerul. Pc
urma incepu sd ploaie, in linii
drepte, desc. Vuiau departarile 81
aburi CALI Sc 'naltau din pamin-
tul infierbantat. Ploaia tinp ca un
ceas; spalase ulitele, potolise col
bul 81 adusese racoarea. Asfinti-
tul 1mbujora inaltilnile 81 vatra de
jaratec Sc 'ngropa tot mai adanc
dupa paduri. Cand am esit din
targ, apusul abba mai rumenea 0
geana de Ger. Sa lasase char frig..
Dinspre codri poposia boarea in
carcata GU miresme 81 fiori de ghia-
i ia. Ne-am gramadit in fundul CO.
sului coborit, Gu spatele in burdu-
full de piele, doar ne vom mai in.
calzi. In marginea Humulestilor
ogoare Gu porumb intindeau braie
; verzi. Cum 'ne-am departat de sat
, samanaturile perira 81 finete Gu
iarba n spic, strajuiau soseaua
;, spalata de ploaie. Pc ierburi stra.
lucea roua. Ardeau siraguri de
margele la s1nul florilor. Mirosul
qmed, tare, varsa in pept sanatate.
Cali mergeau in trapul micsorat
, Pc creasta dealurilor, Cetatea, Gu
zidurile sfirticate, priveghia. Cand
calatoresti pc drumul acesta un.
duiat Ecu arcusuri 81 coborisuri)
pc poale de culmi, ochii nu Sc mai
satura privind martnria vremuri.
} lor strabune. Abba dupace treci de
"Doi Lei" 81 cobori la sipotul ella
dit in cantonul cu peretii mizgaliti
Gu semnaturi, nu mai vezi Cetatea.
Coboram 81 moi meet, tacuti, vra.
jiti ca de frumseta. Nici nu GU
team sa-mi privesc tovarasa. /.
Era prea ffumos imprejur 81 prea
ma fermecau campurile inlacrama-
te 81 pline de parfum.
i De parte 81 de alta a drumului
margaretele inaltau palariile de
marmura picurate in mijloc Gu aur
Re petalele moi 81 lungi odihneau
picurii lucitori. Departe sd deslu.
siau pete ,albe, ca de war;.
II In vale cali S 'au oprit. Aici par.
ca abuse vintul troianul iernei. !.
In clipetul amurgului margaretele
: pareau mai. albe ca spuma.
j Tovarasa glasui:
II - Ce frumoase sunt ce albe
: Att de multi fmi plac!.. Uita-te
cele din stanga ce mari sunt. val
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
ABONATI ZIARUL
..AMFRICA@

Cand reprezententii Ungurilor
venira in mijloctl Romanilor u
dunati, pentru al imbia So Sc re-
traga, urmind q Sc tinea adunarea
cea invoita de guvern Ia Is Maiu,
81 spunindu-le intre altele ca I'm
gurii vroiau binele Romanilor, Cd
iobagia se va sterge, caci Sc va
uni tara ArdeaIulpi Gu cea ungu-
reasca, 81 atunc1 Romanii vor ii
asemenea Ungnrilor, din toate
partile se auzira ptre grupele de
tarani rasunind yrbele: mn ne
'sindem tara, nn vrem ~ Stim
despre unires cll efa Ungureas.
81 pc care vreau 4 fscA dom
nil far4 stirea nanilor; vrem
inainte de toate tn liberi II
tara nosstra = 4 bi IA putem
face fnyoieli 4, rfiue dupx
"a. yona 4 . liberS W.
vedea apoi eS n py,n 4 3 = ne ~
mi iobsgi inss l "a yagi
nj Il, orii X |l|II|j M m ,, \ \ y. B.
- ar ~ 4 3sasIS sss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
orr CINE POATE CANTA
GU rLAUTA ACEASTA
MINUNATA
-

Acest admirable instrument mu-
zical, este cea mai mare inventie .
Europei. Vel sti cum Sd can't din
el in cateva minute. Nu necesara
nici o instrnctie. Cea mai mare
distractie pentru casa, Pretul nu-
mai 1926, Gu 7 cantari populare Gu
tot. Nu trimite parale. Vel plati
caand soseste flauta. (11-14)
ORIOL CO., As.
Is Park Row New York, N. Z.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-13
MAReARETElE

Flori albe, Gu petale lungi, sub
tiri, Gu mijlocul Cabin ca un mas
ture de aur, - msrgaretele rasar,
samanate de nimeni, de nimeni pli-
vite!... Cresc prin finate langa
albastrimea cicorilor, in tovaraSia
florilor roze de trifoi slabatec. Ma
tura lea dat stralucirea omatului,
aurul din scare, in petale fineta
aripei de fluture-dar nu lea dat
parfumul care imbata. Margare-
tele sunt tetdeauna serioase (ca
luand aminte), triste ca niste ochi
indurerati. Celor carl lie poarta,
imprumuta ceva din hotarirea lor
dreapta.
Cum cresc nalte deasupra tutu-
ror florilor din f1nate, ele par su-
praveghetorii dreptatii tuturora.
Increderea ce Sc desface din albul
lor nelntlnat, nascut oblcelul, ca
eel ce vor sd afle adevarul, sd sc
foloseasca de frumsetea lor. Fete-
10 10 dos+s;nuoso draoos+o,o
r;ne os,a+or;+ var. - +ovsrs
s;a +;nore+o; oand maro. ro+o,o s,,+
,f,o,;+o !. eos+ a,+ ..,,,as.
| va WoeSte'
A~ ma 'uoeSFe.
MW"'
fu!"'
DetOc.
| oau daca dorul e maj aprlns'
toata hadeJdea II raspunsul ce-l
vor da petalele, zmulse una cate
una:
| y s0 V'"1,
| NO sd Vsna,
: An,
| Desedra,
| name.
| Daca rasnunsn, a h,n suflete,,
81 ;nveselosc ocb;; o,ns+s s+rsl,,
ciri 81 n con;lareasca hncur;e ;nflo
reste in ;n;m;le dorn;ce Ran n,
aduc dar de 60 ;ntamnla "a vra !,
sa mn fie ne vrerea celor 90 !,
.zmulo arinelc Sam, ,or ca,h;n
Iaruncat cu c;uda IN +;mn M och;
So intristeaza ~ in fata nne; no
norociri.
! Cunostinta lor am facut.o canf
cram mic. frum,setea lor rece ms;
!: nu m a atras.
Tarziu. cand virsta facu 81 :,
nasca doruri chinuitoarc maroare
Itele an fost dnhovni.i; nartnr;s;r;
Ilor melp
| De cativa an; am ;ncennt ch;a,
Isa 10 ;uhasc Mic dr.o; :; do os+.
lori le vad O am;ntire scumna 8.
] trezeste IN snfletul mon In mn,
| tele pribeciri n am want maroa
rete mai frumoase 81 mai mar; 9,
lin finetele "a strainesc drnmu, ca
Ire duce din Tareul.Neamt snr.