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WHEN MURDER is NOT MURDER.

Since woman has been placed upon an equality with
man and under the constitution enjoys the same
rights and privileges, why should she not be held ac-
countable under the laws for the crimes she COM
mits? What mandlin sentiment is it that stays the
hand of a jury and prevents the infection of pun
shnent in a clearly established case of guilt? In a
comparatively short time there have been twenty
so far tried the verdict of acquittal has occurred in
about all of them. Is there any good reason why a
murder should not be avenged by the law regardless
of who committed it? Surely the law against muir
der is plain. Then why do juries stultify themselves
by returning a verdict of innocence when guilt is
plain?
The alarming frequency with which women have
been killing men of late has brought these questions
to mind. The law certainly makes no distinction as
to sex. A murderer under the law is a murderer and
a penalty is prescribed. All the law requires is that
in the face of fulfilling all the law asks juries file into
the court and set the prisoner at liberty. We are
speaking strictly of the clear cases, those in which ac
acknowledgements of the deed has been made. Regard.
less of the chivalry we all feel toward women the ex-
cusing of murder makes for a bad situation. It weak.
ems the courts and makes a joke of trial by jury.
1t makes no difference what justification the WON
an has for her act, in her own mind, she must not
take the law into her own hands. She is entitled to
defend her own life and there it ends.
There would be no particular objection to the re-
moval of a few affinities who by their scorn had
aroused the fury of the woman in the case, if it would
encourage other affinities to go and do likewise. 1t
makes matters worse.
Courts and juries will have to get away from the
idea that murder is not murder, and murder will have
to be punished if the people continue to have respect
for law and courts of justice.
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pictures with more punch in them rather than MIL
hon-dollar spectacles. The sensible decision was
reached to call q conference of producers TO discuss
ways and means to stimulate anew interest IN the o.
ferings of the screen. The conferees named are keen
judges of popular taste and requirements and VIII
probably evolve a worthwhile plan. II Will help some
IL they decide on a return TO the natural and the re-
Introduction Of wholesome humor, preferably OF
neither the slapstick nor the bizarre variety. II yamp
scenes and their accessories are eliminated and a high
ly moral tone is insisted on in every picture, the PUB
lie will be well pleased and will shown its appreels-
ton. Good old-fashioned melodrama will also be vel
coined, if it is cot too lurid.
THE moving picture industry is so important in it
self, contributes so much to the enjoyment and neees-
sary recreation Of millions and has therefore taken
such hold on the minds Of the citizens, middle aged
and old as well as young, that every one VIII rejoice
if successful methods are adopted to add to its popu-
larity and favor and make its attractions, as they
ought to be, perennial"
, 1921-07-15
AMERICAN HIGHWAYS.

John T. Bascom, a Kansas good roads advocate,
says: "There are now 100000 miles of public high
ways in the United States, and $500, 900 of these are
covered with mud in the rainy season and with dust
and dirt in dry weather. In other words, there are
only about 200, 900 miles of improved highways in the
United States-that is, those covered with modern
pavements.
at is easily seen that many years must elapse be-
fore America really can boast of good roads as a ma
tional asset. States like Maryland, New York, Con-
nectcut and Massachusetts have some wonderful
stretches of good roadways, but these four states
lead all others, and when We see some Of the roed-
ways in Virginia, Georgia and some of the other states
we realize that the good roads movement has a long
way TO go.
600 on the roadways of America. OFhand that sounds
like a big sum, but it is insignificant when compared
with the money our American people throw away on
foolish luxuries."
, 1921-07-15
BUFFALO SECURES THE HOME.

Our good friends at Buffalo are to be congratu-
lated upon securing the Odd Fellows home which is to
be built by the grand lodge. 1t is an ideal selection
for the purpose. johnson county is one Of the most
beautiful counties in the state and Buffalo one of the
most enterprising of the smaller cities. In and about
Buffalo numerous settings can De selected for such a
group of buildings as will ultimately compose the
home that could scarcely be equalled anywhere. The
mountains are near at hand, there are beautiful
dreams, and excellent roads.
Accessibility which is not of first Importance in .
fraternal home is all that could be desired in this
case. Buffalo is but a days travel. even from the ex-
IRENE southern part of the state; and with state high
ways connecting up the several sections of the state
communication and transportation of the future is
falo.
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THE PICTURE PLAY

The picture play is always an interesting subject
for the reason that so large a percentage of the peo-
pie are interested in the movies. The Washington
Post remarks: "a curious by-product of the prevail
lngg disturbed industrial conditions was revealed at
the convention of moving picture theater owners held
this week at Atlantic City. The magnates of movie
dom are rendered apprehensive regarding the future
OF their business by an alarming decrease in patron
age all over the United States The diminution in
the SIZE OF audiences is perhaps not patent to the cas-
uai observer, but it is made plainly manifest to those
dIrectly5 concerned by that -inescapable telltale, the
ticket office. As explained by one of them, the phe-
earning war wages there was a willingness to stand
for poor pictures, but with the end of that halcyon
period and the shrinkage in the bulk of the pay en-
inatory in its taste.
Inc slump will probably have a good effect. It
mas put producers on the alert. 1t has warned them
.nl5 something VIII have to be done to re-establish
public confidence in American picture PLAYS. There
seemed to be a consensus of opinion among the movie
men assembled at Atlantic City that the people. want
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H PIE.

New England was once called the great Amer
lean pie belt" says the Chicago Evening Post. ITO
day the United States is the pie belt. There is also
the individual pie belt which every man wears every
summer as a sustainer of his indispensables. He lets
it out two holes in the season when the esculent fruits
and flour are brought into succulous association.
THE American pie is Islander proof. There may
be those to say that the philosophers and poets of
New England would have lived longer and have writ
ten better if they had not eaten pie for breakfast,
dinner and supper, but no proof can be adduced in
support of the saying. 1t is the weakest of assump-
tons. Comparison of the intellectual merits of New
England pie eaters and noi-pie eaters is impossible,
because every man and woman in New England who
ever wrote anything worth while worked on a basis
of pie three times a day.
Recently there has been an attempt in the lands
more ghttering inns to substitute French pastry for
American pie. The pastry is peddled about upon a
board and displayed to the eye with all its gummy
~trappings- 1t depends for patronage upon the kind
Of customers one of whom is said to be born every
minute. Even the timid who yield to the arrogant
eyed opportunities of the board bearer. and evan
those who supply the statistics for the one-every-sixtv-
seconds birth rate, never go twice to the trap.
1t takes more than glucose, saccharine and plaster
OF paris to draw the patriot away from pie, the de.
iectaoIe OF all right-thinking, right-living Americans -
a Xiv
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Ing . corresponding rating given by
the official golf association IN the
country from which tkey enter The
tournament viii be played beginning
July IS. over the golf course OF the
Columbia Country club. at Chevy
Chase. Maryland
Q.-what state has the most SILK
miIls:-R F.
Anew Jersey has the mos silk
mills. but the 1890 M shows that
Pennsylvania produced ISIS per cent
OF b total value Of silk produced in
the United States and New Jersey NJ
per cent
Q.-what did the bicycle policeman
Of Brooklyn do to get the name mile
a-minutoM urphy."-H. w. s.
A-"Mnle-a5minute-Murphy was a
member Of the motorcycle corps in
Brooklyn. was so named because he
was raced by n railroad train. riding
a mile in so seconds.
OILS there anything 10 put on tools
that will keep the rust offs-w. B.
A-Dissolve y ounce of camphor
IN one pound OF melted lard; remove
scum; add enough fine black lead
(graphitel to give an iron color. Clean
the tools and smear with this mix
ture. After 20 hours rub clean with
soft linen cloth. In ordinary circum.
stances the tools will not rust for
months.
o-shoulda man playing golf alone,
allow other players to pas shim?-
q. r. ID.
A--rhe United States Golf associa,
ton rules that " a single player has
no standing and shall always give way
TO a match OF any kind"
Q.-Why does n snake, after Il Is
killed. wiggle till the sun goes down?
IF. II. c.
A-The biological survey says that
in lower animals such as the snake
and frog. h spinal cord is OF more
Importance than the spinal cords in
the higher orders OF life. since In the
former Il influences the body motions
more than h brain does. II Is be-
cause of this fact that the heart OF
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the snake will continue to beat after
the head is severed from the body. In
fact there have been casos when the
snake was kept In a cool. moist place
that the heart was found TO be beat
ing - hours after the head had seen
severed from the body. On the other
hand. n the snake were to be left IN
b hot sur. the heart would stop beat
ing within a few minutes
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every true loyal casper1te arm him
self appropriately n XII every
croaking Knockers outcry.
]. NJ CROMER-
, 1921-07-15

In n month this year the labor
disputes IN England caused the ooup.
ny a loss Of 100000 working dayE
, 1921-07-15

and women in motion picture thea.
.ters In Madrid.
, 1921-07-15

Separate accommodation is now
provided In the audiences for men
, 1921-07-15
Question Box

ANY reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Casper
Daily Tribune Information Bureau.
Frederic j. Hakkin. Director. wash
ington. d. c. This offer applies strict.
ly t o information. The bureau can
not give advice on legal. medical and
financial matters. 1t does not attempt
to settle domestic troubles. nor TO un.
dertake exhaustive research on N
subject Write your question plainly
and briefly. Give full name and ad-
dress and enclose two cents in stamps
for return postage. All replies are
sent direct 10 tho inqr!rer.l
Q.-where was Goliath. the giant
borns-M. w.
A-Goliath was born In oath-one
OF the five confederate cities Of the
Philistines.
Q-what are the qualifications for
entry In the United States oron golf
tournament?-P. L. G.
A--This tournament is open to pro-
fessional golf players Throughout the
world. and to amateurs. who hand
icapped t five or less by the United
States Golf association. or those hav-
, 1921-07-15

Q.-what Is meant by the expres-
sion -Paddy's huricano?"J. W. NJ
A--when there is no breeze and a
pennant hangs against h mast. it
is said that Paddy's hurricane is blow
ing. OF h a the wind is up and down
the mast
, 1921-07-15

Senator King asserts our navy suffers from dry
rot. Does he mean the shipssor the men?
, 1921-07-15

Q-where is tigruood found.-
d. s.
A-There Is a wood found in Brit
ish Guiana. richly striped with black
and brown. which Il given the name
tigerwood- In Guiana It is called tia
HAYWOOD.
, 1921-07-15

A-"Mnle-a-minute- Murphy was a
member Of the motorcycle corps in
Brooklyn. was so named because he
raced by a railroad train riding
a mile in so seconds.
, 1921-07-15
OILS there anything 10 put on tools
That will keep the rust off?-W. b.

Q.-Shoulda man playing golf alone,
allow other players to pas shim?-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
CreCii Inainteaza
Kemalistii vor detrona pc
sultanul.

ATENA, % Martie. - Noaptca
tarziu Sc anunta ca oraSul Afioun-
karahissar a cazut in mana greci-
lor. Autoritatile britane din Con
stantinopol au autorizat debarca-
rea trupelor grecesti Gu tunuri 81
mitraliere. Grecii au ocupat niste
puncte strategice in oras. Kema-
listii all de gand sd detroneze sui
tanul 81 sd alunge pc Tewfik pasa,
lharele vizir, 81 sal inlocuiasca Gu
fruntasii kemalisti. I'M legatura
Gu lovitura de stat planuita, GU
vernul facut trei arcstari. Guver-
null turcesc dat un comunicat
spunand ca regimente kemaliste Sc
predau fara lupte.
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MARE Foe IN TOXIC


/ TOXIC, Japonia, q Martie. =
Tn foe grozav isbucnit in partea
Yotsuya a orasului care distrus
peste 1000 case 81 carzat O pa
CUBA de 12,5OO,OOO dollari. Multe
mil de Oameni All ramas fara To-
cuinta 81 au ars 1873 persoane. Pa
tru ciasuri de vreme suflat .un
vlnt groaznic care dirigea focul
spre inima orasului. Patru mil de
soldati au ajutat pompierilor, dar
nu puteau face mimic din cauza
vlntului. Scene grozave Sc petre-
ceau pc strait. Mile de oameni
fugiti din districtul- care ardea, fe.
meile carl aveau copii in bratele 81
in spatele lor, altii strangeau in
mana ce au putut saliva, toti aces.
tia dadeau un aspect groaznic sui
cerul rOsu de flacari.
I'm astfel de foe q mai isbucni,
in 1907 cand au ars 1883 de case
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28

&3
Mtretinerea fpnnliei, pc timpu-
rile aceste cdnd eainii; nu Sc plimbd
ca covrigi IN couod, a fost o sur
Gina prea grea pentru Julius Mar
cuska din Chicago, Ill.,, 81 discu-
tdnd pdsM sdu cls um prieten, John
Pedrusz0, dcesta, ca an prieten IN
tim 81 bun voitor, s'a oferit sd-l
usureze de sorci,id 81 cun,pdrat
nevasta la Morcaska, femeie IT,
ndrd 81 drdgufdl fdoi copi, 81 ma
cazan dc fdca pchiu, toatc lao
Iait aS-1ss.~ gata.---
NJ Sc stie cam, 81 mci mu-i IN
teresant, politia a aflat cd Pedruszo
are un cazan de rachiu 81 ia ares
tat, ducdnd cM el 81 cazanul, ca
corp delict.
La judecatd, Pedruss0 protes-
tat lmpOtriUH drestdrn lui, drdti,,d
cum devenit proprietarul caza-
nului $, cu acest prilej s'd desco-
pert 81 pnrtea ceG MAI delicatd a
dfacerei, care produs 81 senzatie
dar 81 haz, 81 judecdtorul Lands,
ca sd fie hazul 81 mai GU hoz, la
cOndan,nat pc Pedruszo la 0 amen
dd de $500, 81 Marcusha recdpd-
tat nerasta 81 c0p"i 81 dreptM de
a pdstra cei S75, cu carl sd-si mai
MSnrcSe Sarcl3ln.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
R U G A R E

C0,ss1latul Regal R0nsdn din
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, roc-
gd pc acei carl az Vre-0 cunos-
tintd de avereo ldsatd, de rdpo-
satul Mihoim GuiM, sncetbt din
ciotd IN Akron, o., Ia Ianie
1918, sd cOnsunice cdt mai grab
mic ocestui oficiM. M s'G dat de
stire cd ar Fl fOst Gsigurat la Q
societote din BrdxdUille s1u
BrondssciU. Scrisorile ,v0r fl
ddresate: R0unsGnidn Consulate,
Z Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
D. Dem. Dimancescu,
CanceLGr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
MMoRlGfNTAREA D-NEI
ALExAllDRI.

In ziua de 21, u ora ! 81 juma.
tate d., avut loc "a Mircesti, in.
mormantarea d-nei Paulina A.
lexandri.
Serviciul religios So oficiat de
P. S. s. Epicoprl de Roman.
S'au depus coroane din Ipartes
prefecturii judetplui, . Cssei de
educatie natiOnal NJ ! mai multol
familii din Ra
Dacias sssa 81 !,
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0 IDEE 0RIGINALA

LONDRA, % Martie. I'm &C.
tor norwegian vrea sd construiasca
I'm teatru flotant ecu locuinte PEN
tru actori, Gu culina, etc. Acest
teatru ar Fl dns din port in port,
,lnde ! al juca In .acest chip yrea
- sconomiseze spesele dc transport
,I easi Ils alsrls 1aaFii \ Norysgi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
Pinttu| Anton Bibescu in
Youngstown
INT TERvIEWUL ACORDAT ZIARULUl
YOUNGSTOWN WNDIcAToR"

Dupd anunat pri"m Anton Bbescu ministrm pen;
potenar al Rondnie Washington din Cleveland peca Youny
tovn Ohio, uentiuna de visa roudnes
Iad orul "Yongso,cn Daily Vndicator" Gu prrc
Ia vsHa Printuui Bibescu Ia Y0ungstoWn:
Prosperitatea reaa restabeste inject in Statee Uni
te zis Prinul Anton Bbescu, minsru Romine in atelc
Unite petrecu Mercuri in Youngstown ospele prco
tuui loan Podea, parochu bsercei orodoxe romano 'sS
Ireme' de aici.
Staele Unite tara exporteaza" " prin-
tul Bibescu Ode prezent exporta mai mutt in Mexico
CHINA 81 Argentina Aceasa nu-i de auns D-tra 81;
va yndet marulile Europe dar le pute vnde tmp
cat poporu nu are mimic dea in schmb Europa rcbue
sa resabileasca alba vauta moneta staba nante
de putea face un comert mai mare
Prntu Bibescu VENT la Youngstown viziteze coonia
romano, care numara la 1000 ocuori Msunea ui
Statee Unite III special 81 recunoaerea de ce tara
sta drepturilor Rominiei asupra Basarabiei.
"MaJOrltatea cOvarSitoare populatiune Basarabie
romano sentimente romanest prinul Bibescu
Popuatia romano din Basaraba fost gon pc Boil
sevlsti din tara astaz ntreaga Basarabe in
supunere Romaniei.'
Prntu Bbescu barbat nar frumos plin de domni
tate repede in conversaune Dasu gnerce u Lord
Asqu fost prim mnistu al Engiterei seul Part
dulu Liberal
La dejun oerit prinuui de parntele Podea la Hotel
o prnul discutat conducerea oraselor americana mai
Gu seama propretatea muncpaa In utiatea proprieta
pubce dansul consdera Europa multi ninea Staeor L.
mite.
ecu ca Statele Unite Sc chiama tara oportunita
o remalcat prntu ''aic, dupa toate acese cva
Rockefeleri Carnegie 81 Jay Goulds Massa poporuui nu
trebue ramana saraca De dec dra ingadu ca cva
sa devin bogat in paguba mume! De &c sa nu fie ut
ate prorieatea poporuui 81 sa raga foloasee din ele
Aceasta face in Europa
Prntul Bibescu comparat Romina Gu Satele Unite
Ca tara noastra Romania foare bogata in nat
rae Pamanul oare bogat 81 fer 81 petrol ennarie 81
mnerae sunt in abundenta. Nefind tara nustriaa
mania Sc reintremeaz repede din efecee rasbouu
prlma tara compleca restabrea afacerilor ei
Dina ,az3
un numar de roman la prinul Bibescu arafat
casi in Cleveland misiunea and aceeas asgurar de soil
ctudne.
COlespondentul nostru scrie pc adunarea
fost 81 cuvintarea Prntuu Bibescu aplau
data insufletire
Della Youngstown, prinul plecat nsot de parintee
loan Podea la Alliance 81 la Canton unde tnut adunar
poporae dar de unde pana n nj sa TRIMS nc dare
de seama
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28

Fenei|e Ger deSarInare
MARE ADUNARE IN WASHINGTON 81 IN ALrE Is
ORASE.
HARDING { RUGAT SA INITlEzE DESARMAREA

WASHINGTON, 81 Martie.-Az s'a aranjat mare adu-
sub auspicle comiteulu emelor pent desarnare
sa adoptat resolue Harding sd fe rugat sa
voace coern uturor popoareor in care sa Sc discute
chesta desaar bugetu pentru consrucile navae sa
fe valabi nua dupa aceasta cofernta aduce
resultat posv.
Seratoml William E. Borah din Idaho, prncipalul orator.
vorit de necesatea de ntelegere intre Satele Une
Anglia Japona de reduce desarmarea 81 acuzat pc
tori programulu de constuct navale ca e sunt paron
bosevismulu 81 granar dibac al mzeriei 81 al turbura
rior.''
'.Vreau va spun declarat departe Borah Hca
egaurc ntre popor guvern mai slabe din
marion sarcni cazae de namarea furioasa aasa umar
popoareor Representantii nori la Versailles aparat
esarmarea dar cand discuta sfirst VENT acasa
pus patee moaneor carl upau astfe de dr despre
nici Caesar fl visat''
Da Kelley din New York, presidat, spune acest
nitg resultaul indignant femeor, maneor
sd fc repetat rasboul mondial.
d. Grady spune, Federatia americana muncii pre-
de oameni de stat al Amercei sd faca urgent pro
gram defnitv pentru desamarea u No toate aceste
putem desarma'-declara mai departe s'panace cee
nat Oar moi dorim desararea
inampe trepta 81 in intelegere celelate nat"
multele teegrame primite 81 ui Bryan
spne desamarea chestie prgent u Isl exprma
lana nteegere ntrc popoare evta bancroarea tar
Tor la duce inarmarea de prezent
Senatorul Borah mai spus: Gnu este altcum posib de
proceda Ia dcsarmare decat prn ineegere comuna put
erilor navae NJ scopu nosr asdm tara neaparata
venm la asel de ntelegere finn aparat to-
us s evitam dezastru nanciar Marea Britanie lar
ua programul constructions navae Japona in ecare ri
augmentea acest program moi inca mai
fota din lume Dec saminta vtoruui rasbou samanata
Aceasta adus pc Gemana Anglia in rasbou, des nce
pand naarea della 1900 pana la 1914 in prize
tene Daca 1narmarea continua nu vad nc manga
pentru poporu aceste tar Dare excessive produs
nendesture in tara, lar programu nostm naval facu
vosate in aara nteegere ntre popoare puea reduce
arie restab ncredeea poporulu in mari
relatile pretnest in afara.'
Depuatu Frear spune ca adus cheltue sulprin
zoare pentr poporu american cac chetuee construct
or navale de 25 doari de fiecare fame ecu vad
spune dansu n aces program de inarnare dect ntere
sele oamen ndustrie depinde de
gram de costrci navale De vazut no ca aunc
scuta bugeul naval dfertee zare aduceau cooane
ntregi despre ntene aponlor carl sd ocupe Hawaii
Phppnee 81 nsulee din Oceapul Pacific della Behng
pana nsula Yap 81 nsuee Canbalice Tot din
tor parculae propunea de consui de
rasbou mai corespundeau tehnice moderne 81 carl in
cava ami nu preuit mai multi decat feru in ee'
Ida Clyde Clark ntrebat Ce fel de greutate vreti sa
punet spaee noastre vol barba carl reprezenta?
Noi feme pretndem fiji mai sncer representant
Deodata adunare sau mai nu inca in 15 state
carl ineegere inre popoare penu desarmare
/ - -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-28
In institut do Studii
SOCiaIe

ID. D. Gusti, professor la Uni
versitatea din Bucuresti = dupa
&c a functional multi ami la cca
din lasi - 81 membru al Acade-
miei Romano, a Great, GU elemen
te dintr'o societate care exista
inca de pc vremea razboiului, un
lnstitut de studii sociale.
Menirea lui reiese att din pro-
gramul pc care Eau resumat zia-
rele, cit 81 din publicatiile de
pima acum ale revistei societatii,
"Arhiva" ID. Gusti nu voieste
numai sa sc cerceteze dupa me-
tode strict Stiintifice pe baza unui
material Gu ingrijire controlat
pr0blemele actuale in vederea
unor solutii care II ar Fl influen-
tate nici de spiritul de partid,
nici de capriciul individual, ci sa
vie in ajutorul oamenilor politici
81 al Adumarilor ! 9 S a i V e
prin materialul strins, coordonat
81 lamurit ca 81 prin insesi inche-
ierile la care vor ii ajuns specia-
liStii.
q oare care greutate sc va in
timpina prin aceia ca la moi nu
prea exista specialist de politica
zilnica 81, daca eli exista, S ar pu.
tea ca insasi activitatea lor 70
biectiva" la Institut sd incerce a
o valorifica pe urma in campul
eel ispititor al politicei. NJ ba-
nuiesc. 81. .4dau. numai o conyin.
gere resultata din lungi expe.
riente.
Ori cum, colaboratori mai pu-
tint, dar mai siguri sub acest ra.
port, vor folosi prestigiului ace
stui 1nstitut. d. GUST va trebui,
apoi, sd sc fereasca necontenit de
anume incercari de a patrunde,
i'll forma cea mai ''stiintitica'
trieste, a unor anume acaparatorl
a tot ce' Sc misca in aceasta tara.
Institutul va putea - cred -
sd tie 81 conferinti, cum ell tipa-
reste o revista. 81, daca-m permit
sa exprim 81 in aceasta privinta
parere, ar trebui sd sc faca o
ncteda osebire intre materialul
insusi 81 presentarea lui, ca 81 in.
ire ipotesa filosofica 81 propune-
rea practical. Publicului, in pa'gi-
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