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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

the nch had brought the mighty peppey PGster his
knees.
lie had married Dolores and abe had retired They had
little apartment in the theatrical district where they lived
meraby and aorimoniouy madly loving may
For two Psr had endured the naggng jealousy
the whms and oaprice the unreasonable flights fs
cuffs and Dolores had suffered the nights neglect
of hangovers and tho unsparng lncngs
and the red OF broadway love. 4
They had known the embraces OF mad affection and the
aations OF bitter hatred the
kisses and the spouts and the reunions all hyserca
and all the tord gets and all the cold olammy
the situation.
Pnste loved Dolores but believed her; Dolores
Phser but never trusted him. And they both
They broke housekeeping good last no con-
vnced that she loved Harvey Toms scto sa
fed that he had nscended the
that she had sued him for divorce
Thelma too pony yellow chrysanthemum
with the OF burglar and tho dimples Of a baby
When Dolores entered suit against Pnster she
went back to work she registered with a bureau
which supplied experienced choristers And when EaS
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Pep sent CALL Dolores one OF those sent to answer
improved desk the stage, taking down
addresses through the raw material from
which the first choice be drawn He
Dolores and Dolores him In other business on eara
she would out OF the building or he would have run her
theatre unques outside relations may operate
altogether for nothing isn't busness-it Is
profession Pnster had Identity the wife OF Phster
but Dolores Dale had identity also known pony who
looks speed technical tans and stage Maybe
the that in SHOW business almost has two Names
ION" name, may have something to do
with this.
However Pnster the and phone numbers and
weights specifications of the and Dolores
next in line.
whats your numberf" he asked.
She to him That all the information he required
OF her points" memory
engraved in his heart.
few filed in and and by, and again
And there stood Thema lie hadn't her for
She had been travelling troupe Their met Phser
knew Dolores ookngookng with those piercing
that had penetrated into his soul he
Copyright Feaur g.
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Pep" Pnster was Just, and
Pfister, above all, held one re-
ligion sacred-"the good Of the
show"
Dolores and Thelma were
1rst-class steppers and lockers,
dependable items; they had
made good and they were re.
liable. The show couldn't have
picked two more desirable ones
anywhere. Now, just because
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"THB director blew fierce blast his whistle; the per
spring pianist stopped midbar the ponies of pep OF
1922 balanced their right toes slowly dropped their
left feet and foil Imply into what the monarch OF
the rehearsas had his chest And he let them have It:
Listen, you Gatfoottd nAtheaded, busheague hoofersho
Of this show is Pep Sleep walkers that's the
do tho number tho opening night this troupe
closed now YundersiAndT
Several ponies said YES air." weekly-thoss who
hadn't II; the knew
questions neither expected required
Al right then you that through your numb nuts
radio little OF II into dumb dogs oughta call
that Now let It more for tho
last time.
You do left foot 'front.' then onetwo
right back then onewo downsage then
zgzag, onetwo dowusage left
right foot forward then an left foot forward,
thon right down then right foot back then left
an left foot down. then right face in two beats
girl around the girl in front Of her
right foot skip. swingn the left foot the down beats
and down the beas That's simple enough, isn't III All
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beckoning him on through inspired mockng him
through agonized awakenngs But he turned
Whats your number7" he asked
She gave II to him. That all the Information he required
he had the rest Of her points" fresh his nds eve
and no had paid with blood and tears for knowledge
wasn't through maudln sense OF the dramatic that
Pnster both girls for the fone ponv cast q,
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her then into the toot skip the left going up on the
down beat and down the up beat and
Pnser blew shrill blast on his whistle Everythins
stopped.
Every Stood waiting see what had gone amiss NOW
"fou," called Phster mo, not you. Angie-YoU-Yes.
Doloresi"
"Yes, sir What is III" answered Dolores
Ihat girl ahead OF you You know her, don't youg~
burning blush spurted into the cheeks OF Dolores
III you don't Ill int'oduce Miss Dale Miss CRANKY
Miss CRANKY Miss Dae Dolores Thema-Thelma Dolores
Now that you girls have mew you Dolores when you put
your arms around her please be afraid you'll bust couple
o. ribs, somehlngT
The tears weed to Dolores one foot for
ward toward Pfster but she drew back Stage discipline did
not permit Of girl walking Of the line rehearsal And
Dolores trouper in bone
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the innocent washerwomans child at her elbow who brings her
home that her little brothers may to school.
AS hey MED up ana out one o one ser stood there put
his face cigarette hung Imply where the whistle had stood
so cockily.
Thema She Pfster hesitaed. He called
her with his head.
"How's evthng?" he asked
oh pretty good. Mas kind sick again.
drives off nut, honey. Why don't you over?"
mot chance Thema It's cold. You that you
"Sue goin' with Taylor Taylor Kramer on the
Loew time He he's put In VAUDEVILLE mex
Vaudeville my eye. you go blow O. shows III
you out o. the business"
"Oh, I'll stick for the o. the play.
mean after Pep closes"
That's better Give my o do anything
mot thing thanks. Wen get by Taylor Is waitin'-
And up came Dolores
She started to rapidly. She dressed a nobby
exfravagant and aa evsrvh,ng about DoioraS a,as @ %
Hey" called Phster "You"
She stopped and BEATS and raised her right
foot Then she came to herself
Come herel"
And she came.
us that you been skeohn with outsde"
he asked
She shook head.
That That's all off," she answered
me An when anything in pants tell head
In at-wel. guess don't have to tell YOU"
gamest danes ever In ife When you In front
the whole troupe, an made hug Thema-an you DID tt
an MARRY her, guess I'm crazy huh?"
Crazy is right You an both"
an you're crazy over me- What do you sayY' "
Il say am, an always will be- VIII you me why when
over her IKE know you are over me- how-whyS~. N"'
o.. At this business Dolores It's rotten But love It,
cant blow each other, so what's the user"
- NO use, said she Come home. And when we got
Senei h 70 i 1 give you little direeonhe onetwo an
And they went
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"Never mind the butts. The number
calls for it, an you're in the number--so
you'll DO It. Dom tell me you can't hug
harder than what you've been doin'-I
know better. An dom tell me she can't be
hugged harder than what you're doin'-I
know better than THAT, too. Now, that
settles THOSE arguments And II you cry,
Dolores, Ill run you right out O. this theatre
and thlssshow. This number is got to be
done, an it's got to be done RIGHT. Readyi
GOT"
And they went.
There wasn't another whistle through
the rest of the rehearsal of that dance. and
before Pfster went to- the next one he
had seen II work as he wanted It.
The night ground along and finally the
welcome That's all--one o'clock to-mor-
row, practise clothes for ponies, two for
show girls, mediums report at one at the
costuiner's for fittings an here at two.
G'nlght," came, and the girls YEARLY
scrambled down the stairs to shed the
polyglot variety of miscellaneous practise
clothes" and powder up and make up to
bloom forth metamorphosed through the
stage door. a set of smart, snappy, fascinat-
ing chicks and sirens instead of the per
spirink crew of driven, sworn.at manikins.
As they came up they had individuality,
they had personality. Cars awaited them,
and important men sat In those cars. Big
cafes with dazzling lights and little cafes
with shielded lights and the mansions OF
the mighty and apartments where Japan
ese maids would tenderly and timidly re-
noye their cloaks, awaited them; and
tawdry little back rooms awaited some Of
them; little fiat with babies and hus-
bands awaited some of them. The mob
had melted into its integers of individuals,
and among these individuals were as many
social and financial and moral and ethical
lines Of differentiation as there might be
among as many girls anywhere.
The chorus has a lure 1t has many
lures. 1t is the magnet for the girl who is
ambitious to become an actress; It is a
magnet for the Girl who Graves hectic ad.
miration from strangers; 1t Is the magnet
for the girl who cunningly plots to attract
rich men; II is the magnet for the girl who
would rather earn $50 a week in theatre
than $l2 at q cashiers window; IL
is magnet for the frivolous fapper who
wants to prance, half naked, in the light OF
the spot and the foots, whore she will be
admired and where she will be courted
because of the mystic romance OF stage
life over all other life. All chorus girls
are not alike off the stage. The gold
digger dances beside the Cinderella,
tho madonna steps with the iezsbel,
es tho same smile in the smile scene as
child at her elbow, who brings her
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had been hs wife and the other
that cheating eligible girls Jobs
or Pep" out of two such girls? No In they
And that Phsters life the hell that
always when he lining up company
the inerrelations and the nter-situatons
The night this night along The grind the
bosses OF the show be for slant numbers
in the penumae rough next day and Pser wanted
ing Of comparative readiness.
"Come there james, he shouted "EIow many times
tell you how to do this kindergarten step? Say
could pick nock scrubwomen in an
hour than get through skulls IN
ovehats the Ever hear before2 Tempo
time-ttme It's from the Eyetalian but you it's a o.
Greek Tempo-onetwo an An when you put your
aroun the girl ahead OF don't be afraid
her. you've had you
that an put around people harder that
to an DO It, or III give every one Of you the aevery last
ONE. An mean IT,
"The people have got a hundred grand
tied in It, You think I'm blow that em
o. myself In the pfesson after all the
at II an all the hits Tye put onf Like hell
Is be knockout You not be In i-any you
but the show is gon ONan' the girls who go It
gonna be the Job DO you get that straight All right
then out O. dope dreams let action
It's onetwo it's ALL straight an
swallow It This is the last time I'll call Readyl
And they went.
Pfser looked down the line critically out of one eye from
his post In the orchestra pit The whistle diagonay
time punctused with overemphasis by jange
the hafhidden piano that stood back almost ghrange
from the single standght the stage Onetwo
went and through the figures the right
and the arms OF each girl around the waist girl
yiOs arss,B Rishn Reserved
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Dlhckfaoe minstrel arttheatre mpre
sGro an orchestra drummer and vaudeville monologs
player and buresque ham, The theatre hs home his
workshop his hunting ground his stamping ground
It from the picture frames In the lobby the
stage exit
And he knew its people He skeptica tough
but he soft inside and he loved the girls every
last stupid clumsy his money that he knew
he'd again. he bawed gave them
vacations on he knew their little heartaches
them though he had their ankeaches
a their inability TO complicated that was so
clear and so sharply defined in his clicking brain
He had known his these girls Yea-he had
married OF them.
One Of these little rasas that public thought
winsome. that he knew thcskuled
that editors pictured shopgs grand
for uttersnce, he had loved well enough marry her
Marriage confession of to Phser say-any
chump could get a girl II he wanted marry herl
But Dolores chubby little bobbedhaired bonde had
come into his life as one of drove of girls ordered in bulk
sorted sizes and complexons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
to the rulc which ensures tina, pro-

to the rulc which ensures that pro-
lection
litle groups draw together and dis
solve again The seicneurs motor
ar purns up tn. main street and
away into the country towards the
hig chateau ON the v"randah of
the wooden hotel a fiddler strikes
up an old French Canadian JIG that
would seem to owe it's ancestry to
some Scotch soldier of fortun" seek
ing the bubble reputation in the
service OF the Flaur-da-Lis The
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and city can best he reduced by
thoushtfulneSs and car.fulncss. =
Il pledge myself T." he consider
ate "t tn" rights of others Will" on
TN" streets and highwHNSl to learn
ana "bSrrv" traffic rules and rD.u-
'"'''hs 10 the best of MY ability. u
'"-"ptr't" in campaign at care
'"'hcSS, either as u pedestrian or
"S Il driver Of a vehicle. and I Mil
ny prec-rt and example. .nd"avnr
I" assiS' others in making streets
and highways safe"
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stand as one. Yet once they under
stand each other. who shall say that
The virtues OF each Will no; lend
added strength to the p"t"ntialtics
"C the other?
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Every on" Of the fifteen air mail
stations in I'll" United states is ra-
~" equipped. IT is planned To pro-
yid. Il few Of these with radio t"l"-
phon". as well as radio telegraph
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WANT DRIVERS TO SIGN
CAREFULNESS PLEDGE

WASHINGTON. Sept 23.-omcials
Of The American Aut"m"biIe AsSo-
"iati"n are asking their members
ihrourhout tn" country I" sign the
'HIcHcc Of carcfuln"sS" issued by
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
INFoRMAJIl

Comisarul sanatatei din Cleve-
land H. l.. lockwood a declarat
ca in, decursul anului trecut suro-
rile de caritate din Cleveland au
mantuit vederea zece persoane.
S'au raportat 1420 cazuri de in
flamatie la ochi la cei noui mas
cuti. La toate cazurile au asistat
.surori de caritate. Au ramas Orbi
800 persoane. Comisarul de.
.clarat ca eel putin jumatate din
acestia ar ii putut Fl salvati daca
s'ar ii luat masurile necesare.
Boston. - Tn nobil englez, cu
un titlu foarte vechiu 81 GU un
hume nepatat, a TRIMS 0 scrisoare
primarului din Boston spunand
ca el este gaia de a lua de sotie
pc orr care fata americana care
are ambitia de fl sofia unui nobil
englez, dar numai in cazul cand
americana ar depune pc numele
Hui, inainte de casatorie, suma de
un million dolari, Pan ,i4Feum inca
nu s'a presintat mime.
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coNvocARE E

Societatea Romano de AJutor
81 Cultura 'Printul Carol al Ro-
maniei'' din Zelienople, Pa. pc
aceasta Gale Convoaca pc totl
membri sal din loc 81 din jur de
lua parte la sedinta generala de
trei luni, care Va avea loo in y
Aprilie 1922. Sedinta Sc va des-
chide din partea presedintelm la
orele 2 p. III. Credem ca fiestecare
membru apartmator acestei Socie-
tati Isl VA eunoaste chemarea 81
va fl prezent de vedea tot bunul
mers acestei Societati.
In numele Societatii 'Printul
Carol al Romaniei'' din Zelieno
pie, Pa.
loan I. Luca, presedinte.
Zaharie Galatan, prim secretar
(7S = 80).
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VIZ

Parochia Romano gr.-ort. ST
loan Botezatorul' din Erie, "a
aduce la cunostinta tuturor dori'
torilor de-a sd inpartasi GU ST
Pasti, ca in toti anil 81 anul acesta
va trimite Pasti la toti acela care
doresc 81 sc va adresa noua. ST
Pasti sunt donate de bunii credin
ciosi. familia Silviu Florea, ia
milia loan Parvu, familia San
Steff. familia Vasile Dieac, $
dina Saveta Fleseriu, toate cere
rile sd fie trimese pana IN Jol;
Mare la adresa:
Parochia Romano gr.-Ort.
''Sf. loan Botezatorul''
P.O. Box 81. Erie, Pa.
Pentru Comitetul Prochial.
Ilarie Pintea, presedinte.
Florean Hada, secretar.
(73 & rs 4 S4).
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Ma tras catre ca 81 m a sarutat
pe frunte, mia netezit parul, 81
mia zis zimbind:
'Daca n 'asi ii cetit notele tale
n 'asi Fl stiut ca mai sarutat 81
stii ca team sarutat pc frunte.
N am desteptat din somn 81 team
vazut cd scrii ST. erai paid la
fata. Am volt sd te intreb de ce
nu dormi 81 teal apucat de scris,
dar cand Sc deschid gura teal
sculat de Ia masa 81 al pus caietul
in geanta 81 teal culcat. M tram
zis mimic, dar cram cnrioasx isa
stu ce tea facut sas t. scoi din
lsomn ca sd scrii. Ali asteptat
Ipana ii adormit, am scos caistul
Fdin geanta si,am vazut tot.
''Asculta, Nick! Eu team a.
rutat ca pc un copil Gu minte 81
/ ascultator. 81 team sxrutat az
mai multe ori 81 cand nu dormeai,
dar tu nu trebuea 81 ma sSruti il
sonn. Nu-i bine ce-ai facut. Alta
data q numai faci asa, eli nimeni
aAi auzitf
Pc, d-sosra, am auxit Npmsl
f1c. lsftk-ma te roe nls -
aii jiaissi rss1piui,.si !
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DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPll FARA MAMA
dc: G. r. PA3CU

Gu gura putin deschisa. Gear II
so sarut 81 eu pc frunte. No sa
site! 81 IN am apropiat de patul Ell,
,numai dol pasi de la masa, II nu
stu cum mia VENT. Par ca ma
furnica ceva in tot corpul. Am
..privit cateva minute la ca. NJ am
aplecat dar fiindu-i gura mai q
proape, am sarutat-o pc gura, in
Get, atat de inject ca abba lam
.atins buzele, de-. teama sa nu se
destepte, 81 MAN retras meet, y
am notat 81 rindurile aceste.
25 Martie 1909.
Am ainns la Marsilia Ia opt ii
nu la sapte cum spusese capita-
inul, D-soara Jnlieta era foarte
l!vssela 1Ii-s ~, q . " STAIN -.
|tkzi A MarsIi n si pleckm nins
llaihenl ~ Y 'siis y l(|
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lui 81 din taxa asupra navigator.
Aceste lucrari care lie fac sunt'
pentru a permite navigatiunea 81
pc timpul secetei.
Ori, moi Romanii suntem un po-
por sarac - 81 cand apele sunt
mari vom naviga find impusi la
take. Cand apele scad moi nu
avem nici un folos din nayigatiu-
nea pc aceste canale de Oarece nn
he vom putea urea din cauza Sc
cetei, pc Dunare in sus. Deci per-
,ceperea de take de navigatiune
este nedreptate care nj Sc faces !.
Germanii atunci au foSt siliti
!. sd declare Official ca renunta la
,perceperea de take de naviga-
tiune.
Membrii comisiunei au felicitat
calduros pc delegatul roman pen
tru succesul sau. Oar chestiunea a
,.avut 81 un epilog. Guvernul fran
cez STA exprimat fata de repre-,
zentantul sau mirarea Cd delega-
tul francez ma avut mimic de
..obiectat 81 a trebuit sd vie specia-
listul roman sd impiedice pierde-
rea unui drept foarte pretios.
Infaptuirea grandiosului proect
al sistemului de canale Rin-Main-
Dunare va avea 0 influenza coyar-
sitoare asupra vietei noastre eco
nOmice. Sa finn mandrii ca am
avut reprezentanti capabili sa nc
apere drepturile. Laurii viitoarei
diplomatice, insa, nu trebue sd ne
lase inactivi. Aceste succese diplo.
matice v0r .deveni reale numai
printr'o munca intensa 81 execu.
tarea unui intreg program de lu
crari in tara.
i Asupra accstui program volt
reveni.
Ing. Florea Major.
! (Din 'DaciasC
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Zicea ca are prietena Gu care
vrea sd Sc intalneasca 81 am mers
la un hotel.
Pana STA schimbat hainele a
trecut de zece 81 mia zis ca nu ese
inainte de amiaza in oras, 81 pana
vine vremea pranzului sd mai ci.
,tesc ceva.
Am cetit ca vre-o jumatate
ceas, 81 apoi a inceput sa-mi spuna
mai Multe istorioare scurte, din
viata lui Napoleon Bonaparte,
pana a ajuns imparat.
Ma interesat foarte multi isto.
rioarele dsoarei Julieta 81 am ru-
cato sd mi mai spuna ceva. Zimbi
ma privi cateva momente 81 spoi
imi zise: ''Ce Sd ii mai spuni SAT-
spun un Wis pc care lam visat eri
Enoapte. Am yisat ga cram intro
psdure mare 81 stateam lungitd
|Glih umbra unui copac de pc craca
|cafuia canta o privighetoare
Canta aga de frumos si de 1nduiyd
ter ca am inchis 'ochii ~ nu vac
|nimjc, ~ - pot eoncentra toatl
Eatentia mea asnprs sAntecului !
|sknd na imteam lkpita AZ trilu
|riIe y fsf1Isckt toars sm aiutit u
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(Urmare).

Ea crezut ca dorm. A VENT
langa mine, a mai potrivit patura
la spatele meu 81 aplecandu-se
asupra mea M a sarutat pc frunte.
Cand a plecat de langa mine
am deschis putin ochii 81 am va
zut-o ca era numai in camasa, de-
coltata 81 fara maneci, 81 desple-
tita. S'a privit putin in oglinda,
q zinbit, STA facut rugaciunea,
facand 81 cruce, ii s'a culcat. /
Ma trecut nici jumatate
ccas si dup6 resuflarea ei am in
teles e. 4 xdorliit.
Nam seulat 81 dupa ee, an
aprins lnlaina' a az sonyin q
dosSme, "A ssos eaietul u aiI
AM lssl 1 !, \ 1sihtyt|Its
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A VI z

Tot Romanii aflatori in Sta
tele Unite 81 doritori pentru d
avea ST Pasti sunt rugati trl-
nete cat mai curind Ca sd lie pu-
tenn trimetc Ia timp ca Sd lie ca.
patati pc Sambata in aJunul
Pastelor.
Va rugam va adresa al tOata
increderea la adresa
Parochiei ST. Constantin 81 Elena
633 w. Market Str. Cor. Blacford
= Indianapolis.
valkiu Lupea, presedin'e.
loan fasariu, secretar.
GA & 7S).
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CHESTIUNEA DUNARu.
Un mare success al diplomatiei 81
technicei romanesti.

Daca Sc va scrie peste catva
timp istoria evenimentelOr ultlmi-
lor ami Sc va putea spune ca eSe-
cul suferit de delegatii nostrii la
pacea din Versailles a fost com
pensat)prin vitcoria decisiva a
delegation nostri in chestiunea
Dunarei.
E cunoscut faptul ca atunci
cand o comisiune internationala
a avut sa hotarasca asupra statu-
lui Dunarei erau puternice ten
dinte de acaparare din partea
marilor puteri.
Anglia in special voia sa puma
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mana pc navigatiunea celui mai
de seama fluviu din Europa.
Dunarea desi nu este asa de
lunga ca Volga, totusi are un
volum de apa multi mai mare 81 are
cea mai minunata pozitie geogra-
flea legand apusul Gu tarile din
rasarit.
Anglia, deci Sc instalase la
Budapesta, luase mare parte
din vapoare 81 voia sd sc instaleze
81 la Portile de fer unde bogatii
de miliarde sc pot Gu usurinta
iexploata.
La portile de fer 81 in punctul
Greaban sustin specialistii = ar Fl
de castigat doua milioane de cal
putere. Dupa parerea multora,
insa doua milioane de cal putere
energie electrical la malul Duna-
rel navigabile, au 0 valOare mai
mare decat 40 milioane de H. p.
in Alpi sau la Niagara. Calea ma
lyigabila de apa permite aducerea
de cantitati enorme de minereuri
de cupru, fer in care ibazinul Ma.
rel Negre este asa de bogat. Cine
oare Isl da seama la moi ca Marea
Neagra este cea mai bogata mare
din Europa?
| Totul era aranjat dinainte dt
Englezi. In anul 1918 Anglo-bank
din Budapesta urma sd formeze {
'societate Gu 125 milioane kOr. aul
capital care sa construiasca {
,uzina hidro-electrica la PQrtile dt
Fer producind deocamdata 100000
XIV. ore zilnic adica 3 miliarde XIV
ore annual. Planurile erau gats
lucrate pana in cele mai mici de
talii. Statele riverane erau sd fl,
lipsite de aceasta imensa bogatie
Un gibraltar urias polite 3
economic Sc pregatea care ar
insemnat subordonarea noastra $
Ia sarbilor dealungul veacurilor.
!; Atunci flu trimes la .conferint
de la Paris eel mai stralucit juris
consult al Romaniei, dl Tom
Stelian.
Ell avu satisfactiunea ca sa OF
tie admiterea integrala propune
rilor romanesti 81 respingerea t.
zelor prezentate de delegatii en-
glezi 81 francezi.
Prin insistenta acestui mare or
ramanem stapani ncdiscutati a
| tarmurilor fluviului.
| Fluviul Dunarea va Fl interna
tionallzat pc tot parcursul, inclu
siv afluentii sal 81 7mpreuna G
canalul in-Main-Du
! Ell va Fl administrat de 3 &C
misiuni:
i. Comisiunea Europeana a Du
narei GU sediul la Galati.
2 Comisiunea internationala
] Dunarei Gu sediul la Bratislava.
3. Comisiunea afluentilor di1
bazinul dunarean care sc va con