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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
LUMBER COMPANIES
PREVENT fires
FEpERAl EXPERT COMPLIMENTS
STATE.

New Orleans, La.-Rapid improve
ment In spark-arresting equipment on
dummy and other logging engines op-
Grated by lumber. gravel and con-
struction companies in Louisiana's
piney woods 10 shown by reports sub
mitted to n. L. Alexander, State Com
missioner Of Conservation. "Syste-
matte inspections covering . period Of
about eighteen months" says Mr.. Al
exander, indicate q most Satisfactory
increase in the number Of tramroads
which are heartily complying with our
fire prevention regulations. In that
time Conservation Agent w. o. Nc
Curdy has reported the condition OF
$40 locomotives. skidders and leaders.
an average of three times. The last
inspection shows only 20 per cent Of
the operators not yet Substantially In
hns with our regulations. After July
Is We shall adopt q policy Of filing
charges against all dslinQuents In this
matter. Many companies have always
used proper devices to prevent fires.
and now four out OF five use them.
We are going to make this five out
of five. A government expert study.
ing this subject was here last week
and told us Louisiana has done more
in tramload fire prevention than any
OtatU he had visited"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
HOME AGENTS REPORT MANY
ACTIVITIES.

Hammond; La. June One Of the
Hammond banks mas placed a years
subscription Of the farm journals
in the homes Of all club members.
Miss Ensign, home agent In Tangipa-
hoa parish, believes that this is one
of the best things that could be done
both from an educational and agri-
cultural standpoint. An exhibit was
placed in one Of the windows in
Amite recently, consisting Of q dress
form, home cured bacon, canned
products, eggs in waterglass, home
made rugs and curtains and Q steam
pressure cooker. This exhibit attract
ed much attention and served q
many object lessons.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
AGENT FINDS GOOD WORK.

Ruston, La.,-PoulEry club mem
bers in Lincoln parish are doing m
excellent type Of work according to
Mrs. Cornelia p. Staples, home dem
onstration agent. She recently Wis
tied home in which the mother and
her daughter had separate flocks
Each had built new poultry houses
and had the yard in good condition
The girl had among her flock nine
Rhode Island hens, three roosterz
and so young chicks hatched from
eggs laid by her hens. While visiting
at this home the agent tested thu
hens for egg production.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
EXPERTS CONDEMN
RANGE FIRES
CAV THEY DESTROY BETTER FOR
AGE PLANTS.

New Orleans. LA.-Copies oe . r.
port reaching forestry officials here
from the u. 8. Department Of Agri-
culture greatly strengthen the stand
taken BY the State foresters against
woods and grass fires. Few people
have denied In the past that annual
fires. burning at any and every sea-
son. have kept millions Of acres- Of
Louisiana cut-over land from reforest-
ing. Bulletin SGT Of the Federal Bu-
reau Of Animal Husbandry, issued
May IS. now condemns fire as The
worst enemy of the spread Of carpet
orass and lsspedssa," and remarks
that "the ranges deteriorate rather
than improve 20 long 40 fire runs over
them annually" The bulletin, which
n the last word in the study Of the
possibilities Of cattle raising on piney
woods range. flatly denies that burn
Ing the range In the spring makes
earlier grasins. saying.. "as q matter
Of fact, the grazing on burnt-ovsr
ranges u No earlier and may be con
sidsrsbly retarded"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
PuREsRED CALVES FOR CLUBS

Houma, LA purebred Jersey
calf will be placed in each community
in Terribonne parish where there il
a club as a result Of the offer made
by the Southdown dairy to let each
Of the twelve clubs raffle q Jersey
calf. This plan will serve . double
purpose as the money received from
tie rattle viii be used to finance
club members to the short course in
Baton Rouge this summer, and il
will place q purebreed calf in every
calf club community. Mrs. Sallie
Barrios, home agent, says that nice
sum has been realised already.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
CLUBS RAISING MONEY.

~ Crowley, La.-The clubs in Arcadia
parish are busy raising funds to send
some Of their members to the short
course to be held at the Louisiana
State University in August. In one
Of the communities in this parish $50
was presented to the club members
for the purpose Of equipping . club
room. This amount was duplicated
by the school board, reports Misa
Erin Doro, home agent.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24

The Third Southern Forestry Con
gress viii convene at Atlanta. Ga,
July 3o-s2, 1t b announced by Presi-
dent Henry q. Hardtner, OF Urania,
La. The Congress is composed not
only Of professional foresters and con-
ssrvationists, but Of Representatives Of
the farming. naval stores and lumbar
industries of the South. Secretary Of
Agriculture w. H. Wallace, governors
of the Southern States. United States
Senators, and other national figures
are expected to attend. The main sub
ject for discussion viii be the place
Of rsforestation In solving the cut-over
land problem Of the South. There are
estimated to b s0.00o.o0o acres Ct
cut-ovsr pine land alone in II Southern
states, and only $4,000 acres a
virgin pine timber left.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24
NOTICE.

The listing Of al prspsrtiss IN
Tsnsas Parish for assessment fer
1921 has been completed and ssid
lists are open for ths next 30. days
for inspection and correction. An
property owners sars thsrsfors nsl1-
fled to cell and satisfy tAsmsslvss' -
70 eorrsetness Of assesamsut
A. BoNDURANT, AaooolaA
st Jcssphs La, April SesA. iD1i
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-06-24

The United States Forest Service
will establisA . forest experiment sta
tioa IN tAs South ou July Is. The OBJ
jeet q u Station n to study forestry
lroblsnA jast - The agricultural e.
yeelnsnt statisas stnAy 1AEn DseA-
nmA
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
s'Passion Flower,'' With
Norma Talmadge in
Title Role, at Strand

The screen version of THE Passion
Flower" by Jacinto Beravente, comes
to the Strand Theater to-day
Norma Talmadge is the Acacia of
this story of Castilian peasant life.
In the stage play last season Nance
ONeil played the role of Raimunda,
the mother. In the picture version,
however. the dramatic emphasis is
placed on the role taken by Norma
Talmadge. The daughter. Acacia, is
shown as the central figure in the
story. This part has afforded Miss
Talmadge the long awaited opportunity
to interpret Spanish role. Courtnay
Foote and Harrison Ford appear as
Miss Talmadge's leading men, Others
in the cast include Eulalie Jensen,
Charles Stevenson, Alice May, Robert
Agnew, Natalie Talmadge and Robert
Payton Glib. This is Mr.. Brenon's
first production since his return from
Europe.
As incidental music the orchestra
will play "Il Guarany," by Gomez.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
Psychopathic Film, ssThe
Cabinet of DIR. Caligari, -
AT the Capitol Theater

At the Capitol Theater this week S.
L. Rothafel presents a foreign-made
film, "The Cabinet of DIR. Caligari" 1t
is directed by Robert Wiene and offers
a departure from accepted screen pro-
duction both in story material and in
the nature of its settings, which are
designed along lines of futuristic art.
The settings are the work of three
European artists Hermann Warm,
Walter Reimann and Walter Rohrig.
The story of "The Cabinet Of DR..
Caligari" is a fantastic and mysterious
one. 1t tells of magician in the
eighteenth century who was obsessed
with the idea of doing q series Of gro
tesque murders. His instrument is the
somnambulist Cesare. The plot opens
with the scenes of fair. To this fair
comes DR.. Caligari with his cabinet. in
which he keeps the sleeping Cesare
whom he alone can awaken to speech
and action. Soon after he sets up his
strange exhibition a series of murders
is done. Various suspects are held, but
suspicion finally points to Caligari. The
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
In Picture Theate,s

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. u,,
William Fox picture. con.;a' Nl
CAPITOL~-"The Cabinet as s'Iaes ns
gari," European cub;s. "a w. Cali.
the film. The music n,p ppiescre, d
s eludes ,Issehaikowsky's "isilass "islsm !. h.
ture and me Corps de Ballet n,. oss''
advertisement Of four nunsss plsessat,
CENTRAL-"Dream streety osn
T Trihth picture, has its ssssA '" D.
thursday n.ght. The stoyv ;-sirs
rom characters suggested atsa
works Of Thomas Burke rtey tie
dramatic comedy in ten vi, s n
Carol Dempster. Ralpb ,s. y. Wit,
Charles Mack, Tyrone povsri vsiass'.
others. Ao~er sld
CRITERION Sentimental rom,.,
Paramount's picture Of the .'1aav'' pav
story. begins its second week S 0arrs
FORTY FOURTH STREET
Down East" the D. W Cr;s.. Way
ture, continues. '"''n Pc
LYRIC-"The Four Horser..
Apocalypse" enters its sfth u % ss
RiALTO--Mary Miles Minter Sse1 Is &.
Little Clown" is the feature fl,. M .a
week. The music includes an III" us
ture from Barber of Sev;llss' liz 'ss',
selections from "Mignons a'a
Faust" sai
RlvOLI-"The City of siIer, :,
Thomas Mejghan and Lois W;l,sen Men
the screen attraction. Liszt's aIns, 'I. =
Dream Del Riego's "Homin1s 1--WE,
the overture from al Quarspv. saa
part Of the music program ss
SELWYN--Fox's "A Connect;...
kee at King Arthur's Cour,n Ian
it's fourth week. osglns
STRAND-"The Passion Flow.r.
the Spanish play by Benavent. srolt
Norma Talmadge in the title ra,. .''a :
the feature film this week '"' 4
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
Vaudeville

PALACE-Belle Baker heads the bill,
which also includes Joseph E. How
ards Revue, Vernon Stiles, Clayton
and Edwards, Lulu Mcconnell,
Franker Wood and Bunnee Wyde and
the Princess Radjah.
RIvERSIDE-Kitty Doner shares the
topliner honors with Tom A. Wise.
Glenn and Jenkins, Weaver and
Weaver, Vincent O'Donnell, Fred and
Daisy Rial and others complete the
BILL
COLONIAL-Tempcst and Ssnsnine TOP
the bill on which Pssri Rega- Frar.
Gaby, Bowers, Talters and Crocker.
Furman and Nash also appear.
EICHTY-FIRST STREET - Viroinia
Pearson and Sheldon Lewis are the
stars, with Charles Ray in "The Old
Swimmin Hole" as the screen feature.
HAMILTON - Ethel Levey is this
weeks headliner. Emma Haig, Nor
ris and Campbell, Erwin and Jane
Connolly. Greenlee and Drayton com
plete the bill.
JEFFERSON-Fra K. Bushman and
Beverley Bayne, Ona Munson, Sylvia
Clarke, Kane and Herman, Sandy
Shaw ard others form this weeks
bill
LOEW'S AMERICAN-"Extra
is the screen, "The Toy Shop the
vaudeville feature for the hrst of
the week. The latter half will show
Douglas Fairbanks in "The Nut"
with Teddy Tappan and Helen Arm
strong as the vaudeville attraction.
MOSS'S BROADWAY "poor Dear
Margaret Kirby" is the feature film
and "Viol-Inn" the chief vaudeville
feature for the week.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
Deception, Story of Anne
Boleyn and Henry VIII,
To Be Shown on Screen

deception" the story of the love Of
Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry
VIII, the work Of the hand which
created Passion" has been scheduled
by Hugo Resenfeld for the program Of
the Rivoli Theater in the week of
April II.
deception" is European film, the
result of many months of work. In
broad strokes is told the story Of Anne
Boleyn's marriage to King Henry; her
struggle with traitors who played upon
the jealous nature of the King for their
own purposes; her pleadings with Lady
Seymour, with whom Henry was infatu-
ated; the Queens trial and her death
on the scaffold. The life Of the period
is brought to full blossoming on the
screen.
| The two principal roles - those Of
| Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn-are
played by two of Europe's greatest
screen artists. Emil Jennings plays the
King. The role is mixture Of bru-
tality, of crude and laughing bestiality,
not untouched with moments of purest
| nobility and deepest soul He stands
contrasted against the pure outline of
Anne, the figure of tragedy and unhap-
piness behind smiling mask. The
Anne of Helen Porten is a profile of
culture and charm.
| DR.. Riesenfeld is working on the mu-
scal score which is to accompany DE
ception," drawing on the worlds great
est composers for the selections.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
BROOKLYN 1heaters

MAJESTIC-"Up in Mabel's Room" is
this weeks bill.
MONTAUK-"The Msanest Man In the
World" Is the attraction.
ORPHEUM - julian Eltingc, Sallie
Fisher, Ruby Norton, Tighe and Lee.
dom, Parish and Peru, Sully and
Houghton and others make up this
weeks bill.
BUSHwICK George Whiting and
Sadie Burt, Ralph Riggs and Kath-
crime Witehie. Julius Tannen, Charles
Hill and Marlette's Marionettes are
on the Festival Bill for this week.
LOEW's METROPOLITAN - Douglas
Fairbanks in 1.-THE Nut" and Miss
Billie Richmond as the vaudeville
attraction form the bill for the early
part Of the week. "Extravagance,"
with May Allison, and "A Society
Symphony" are the chief features for
the latter half.
SHUBERT- CRESCENT - Ben-Ami in
Samson and Delilah" is the weeks
attraction.
STRAND MAN Woman Marriage"
with Dorothy Phillips. Is the film
feature.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03

"Ths Queen Of Sheba," William
Fox production. is coming to the Lyric
Theater April TO- The beautiful Betty
Blythe will be seen in the title role.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03

authorities discover the agency by
which Caligari has directed the crimes.
He makes his escape, and is pursued
into an insane asylum. Here is un-
folded the denouement which the ex-
hibitors see fit to withhold.
he artists have attempted in the set
tings to interpret the changing mood
of the scenes and the atmosphere of
the story Grotesqueness and distor-
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03

George Bancroft has been engaged by
Hugo Ballin for leading role in "Ave
Maria" the story written by Do
minican nun, which he is now produc-
ing for Hodkinson release. The actor
is making HIS screen debut, although
he has been we'll known on the stage
for many years. Ballin first saw him
in "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
with Charlotte Walker, and was at that
time impressed by Bancroft's picture
possibilities. Mr.. Bancroft's pre-
liminary work in ave Maria" has con-
vinced his director that genuine and
interesting artist is about to be pre-
sented to tho cinema public.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03

tlon are suggested by the cubistic de-
sign Of the background The lurking
danger and the growing dread Of the
characters are suggested by cubistic
houses and narrow, tortuous streets.
There is minimum OF description and
title explanation. The costuming, make
up and mannerisms are eccentric in or
der to carry out the psycho-pathologi-
cal atmosphere.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
Palace Girls in ''Mystery Road

The Tiller troupe Of dancing girls
from the London Palace will appear in
THE Mystery Road" the Paul Powell
production now being filmed at the
London studio of the Famous Players
Lasky in ballet created and led by
Phyllis Bedells and Mons. Espinosa.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
AT Outlying Houses

T-RIVIERA-"East Is West"
is the current bill.
BRONX OPERA HOUSE-Alexander
"The Man Who Knows" is the weeks
/ attraction
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

tarea unei politici de armonie de
aceea s'a simtit lipsa unei intele.
geri intre toate natiunile intere-
safe in aceste probleme.
Positia delegation Statelor T.
mite era deci ca sa gaseasca 0 asst
fel de idee pentru carl englezii ii
japonezii sa renunte la atlanta
lor separate 81 sd Sc faca un ira
tat bazat pc astfel de principii
carl sa convina .senatului care
este chemat sa ratifice tratatele
Gu 0 alta matte. Delegatii ameri-
cani sunt confident in sprijinul
ce le va da senatul daca intelege-
rea celor patru puteri va veni
spre ratificare. Pan 'acum Sc site
positiv atitudinea favorable a
Angliei 81 Japoniei. Situatia
Frantei nu este inca clarificata
din cauza marilor Ell interese in
Pacific, dar Sc asteapta 81 adera-
rea eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
MARE
Pc COASTA
ATLANTICULUI
Z VASE SCUFUNDATE
Is morti. Un vapor salvat.

NEW YORK, 8 Dec.-Sapte va
Sc au fost scufundate 81 18 membri
din personalul lor AL perit intr e
furtuna groaznica pc coasta New.
foundland 81 Labrador, dupa ra
poartele din porturile canadiene
prinse All de statiunea radiografi.
CD navala de aici.
Despre acest desastru nu s'a pu
tut obtine nici un amanunt.
Opt marinari de pc corabia Gu
tfei catarguri "Ruby W." din St
John, Newfoundland, au fost luate
din largul oceanului de vaporuI
danez "Gurdsum Mersk,'' care {
'plecat din Philadelphia spre &c
noa, zice 0 radiograma de pc Mersk
Capitanul corabiei este Gu O ma
ma rupta 81 un marinar Gu genun
chiul sdrobit, zice raportul. Cora
bia Ruby W., find considerata ca
0 piedica pentru navigate, dups
ce s'a luat personalul de pc ca S 4
dat foe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
CARA DIN PUBLIC SQUARE ESTE APRO.
BATA DE AUTORITATILE FEDERALE
Coma Comea dnre saea declarat public este
sd cladeasca 0 noua gara

Washington, s Dec. - Comisia
eomerciala dintre state aprobat
proiectul unei gari in Public
Square, Cleveland.
COmisiunea a cOnsiderat acea-
sta afacere nu numai din punctul
de vedere local al orasului Cleve-
land, ci 81 din punctul de vedere
general caci mare parte q vietii
economice din Statele Unite Sc
desfasura prin Intermediates ga
rii din Cleveland. Membrii comi-
siunii, - Gu esceptia unuia, - au
declarat ca toate interesele pu.
blicului sunt' pentru cladirea unei
noui gari.
In urma acestor discutii comisia
a adus urmatoarea resolutie:
~ Certifica necesitatea con.
structiei unei statii dictate de in
teresul public.
2.) Autorizeaza pc diferitele
Companii de Cal terate interesate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
roL1T1sr oMoRfT, DErDc-
TIv GRAV RANT.

Grand Rapids, Mich. s Dec. -
Dupa ce au pandit patru hoti,
carl au jefuit 0 banca, politistul
Gerritt Brandsma, de 35 ami, q
fost omorit, lar detectivul Sa-
muel Slater, de IS ami, rant in
mod fatal. Eli au volt sd prinda
pc cei patru hoti. Politia crede Cd
banditii au VENT aici din Detroit
81 au scapat Gu ajutorul unui au-
tomobil. In marea lor graba q
fnsa an lasat in casa 0 buna parte
din suma de 10000 dolari ce au
furat din filiala din Grand Ra-
pids q bancii Michigan Exchange,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

sa castige control asupra firmei
Union Terminals Co., prin cumpa-
rarea actiilor acestei firma.
3.) Autorizeaza pc aceste Com
panii de cal ferate sa inceapa ime-
dat cladirea garii prin facerea
unui contract Gu Cleveland Union
Terminals Co..
Gu toate ca pan 'acum nu s'au
facut Communicate in aceasta pri-
vinta, oficiantii de la Union Ter
minals Co., au declarat ca cladi,
rea Sc va incepe imediat ce acea
sta va Fl posibila.
Oponentii acestui plan fnsa nn
au abzis de toate sperantele cd
vor putea zadarnici cladirea. Con.
silierul Clayton c. Townes, care
este 81 presedintele Consiliului, q
declarat ca el va reincepe lupta
| in Consiliu. Peter Witt, sufletul
Iopositiei a declarat ca Ell va atacs
Uegalitatea resolutiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
DIN PATRIE

Ministerul de comert a pregatit
Q statistica q produselor indus
striale romano si q acelor de care
e nevoie. Aceasta statistica va
forma baza regulamentului de
prohibirea importului.
Q banda fnarmata a comis Dn-
mineca un atentat asupra trenu.
lui de Timisoara intre garlic Do
masnia 81 Cornea. Banditii au in
cercat sd jefuiasca vagonul de
marfa dar in urma rezistentei
personalului ceferist q trebuit sd
fuga. Autoritatile ancheteaz6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08
RcVO|te nlundtOrcSi
Un ON mort, noua impuscati 81
o multime batuti.

CHICAGO, 8 Dec.-Greva gene
rala in industria abatoarelor fost
caracterizata All prin revolte mum
citoresti in doua orase.
In Chicago politia "a continual
sd limpezeasca situatia turburata
de mil de grevisti carl au retinut
pc muncitorii neorganizati carl au
lucrat in timpul grevei celor orga-
nizati. Resultatul este ca un ON
este omorit, 9 1mpuscati, din carl
dol sunt aproape de moarte, 81 o
multime de alti oameni, intre carl
81 politisti. sunt batuti.
La South st. Paul, cinci compa-
nil ale garzilor rationale patrulea-
"a in districtele industriale dupa
ce multimea a atacat GU pietri pc
politisti carl s'au dovedit de inca
pabili.
In Chicago s'au mai adus 1000
politisti la 1ntrarile de abatoare
carl tin la departare pc grevisti.
Autoritatile au adus in acest dis
trict 200 de pusti 81 mai multe
bombe tlmplute Gu gazuri carl eau
zeaza plans.
Ip turburarile din Chicago au
luat parte eel putin 10000 oameni,
dupa cum au anuntat autoritatile.
Lupta s'a inceput cand grevistii
au inconjurat pc oamenii neorga-
nizati 81 i-au rugat sa nu lucreze
atunci cand Ell sunt in greva caci
astfel periclitata reusita grevei.
Eli insa n'au ascultat 81 au conti-
nuat lucrul. Atunci grevistii s ,au
dat in lupta GU ei. Suite de femei
erau intre multime. Cele mai mul-
te au fost ranite de pietri.
Autoritatile Uniunii spun Cd 80
mil de muncitori sunt in greva. dar
companiiie neaga aceasta 81 spun
ca nu sunt mai multi decat 10000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec.-Baza tratatului, propus pentru
cee patru puer scopu de nocu atlanta anglo aponez
este @ aca rasboiu nic cand nante de period
sub duraa piritee lniseasca prn
dscute amanuntita controversial
Sau TRIMS la Lonra 81 la Toxic sugestiuni in neesu
Acest tratat controversial asupra nsueor
din Pacific, esceptia otus nsuselor Hawaii 81 Yap
Pentru din face alt traat dea
scua nsulele Hawaii prvesc uncle fac parte
din teritorul american. Probemele din China ae teri
tori din Asia Fl atnse in tratatul propus
connea nici ermeni reeritor la fortfcare din Pacific
la foe Sc poate nsa aceste punce
tscue eodata dar forueze in foTma unu alt
lament
Statele Unite priveste acet project nc rata
nci atlanta ineegere asupra prncpior aplica-
bile faa de regmul Pacficuu Secretaru Hughes va face
in vtor apropiat comunicat opiniunea
aceasta chestie Pentru present deega
nu este carfcata absolu evte excarea sp
rteor Pana sau facut negocie dect in foa
te restrans care compus din Hughes Bafour Kato
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-08

D. A. L. Faulkner consilier GU
vernamental al muncei din distric
tul Cleveland, a declarat astazi CD
miscarea patronilor pentru ate
liere deschise, Gu toate sfortarile
lor dat gres, insa contribute la
marirea numarului lucratorilor
fara lucru.
D-sa zice Cd Gu toate Cd guver-