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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
BY ANDRE TARDiEU
Former French High Commissioner
In Amarica.

Special Cable to The Great Falls Tribune
Copyright. 1922. BY The Great Falls Tribune
Paris, July 15.-What we need today
in Europe is sang froid.
My readers doubtless are not sur
prised by Germany's new demands for
a moratorium. / myself predicted this.
This time, however, ii is not a mora
forum that is demanded for a single
payment, but for all payments u until
the end of 1924. The sudden collapse
of the mark is given as the reason for
this new demand. The decline of the
mark has been inevitable since Ger
many's weak government. with its
demagogic policy. began stopping the
holes in the budget with free issues of
paper, and it was equally certain that
Germany would say some day "
can't pay either gold or foreign securi-
ties That day has come.
Desire to Pay First
The moratorium is of secondary i'm
p%ortance ever for big creditors like
France. if there exists on the side Of
Germany q sincere will to pay and
on the part of the allies a determine
ton to make Germany pay. These SEN
tlments ought to have been manifested
earlier but it is never too late to mend
What rendered the moratorium in
evitable was the indescribable disorder
of Germany's finances. Therefore. We
should been busy ourselves with this
matter during the last few years, but
since we were not then that is what
we now must do. But that is the one
thing the English press does not sug-
gest. Instead it proposes a pell nell
assembledge of allied finance ministers,
a meeting of the supreme council, an
international loan or a further reduc-
ton of Germany's debt.
While we admit Germany should
have more time. it is our duty to see
that Germany uses the time to put her
self in position to pay. In short. it
is the same old problem. Some means
be found whereby Germany will
pay an annuity which will guarantee
the credits discussed by the bankers
two months ago. If this Is
achieved France is prepared to make
sacrifices, but she won't so long as
is nc suggestion of offering some
assurance Of ultimate payment
Says Lloyd George Vague
That is simple enough. but Lloyd
George and his journalist supporters
are blaming France for not accepting
the vague solutions which he so glibly
France holds back because !
these solutions are vague and because
she has no reason to curtail her rights
is no compromising advantage to
De had.
Poincaire's great message is that
Turing the last six months he has done
but formulate criticism and re-
;ervations. Thus he let's Britain aid
effectively during the moratorium. !
fear this opposition is lost for the
moment. but if France knows its own
mind and has a constructive policy of
own it will come again.
This summer begins full of threats
ind grave responsibilities. Who will
'oldy face the first and manfully ac-
'ept the second?
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Harding Too Busy
With Strikes for
Legislative Farley

Washington. July 15.-Engrossmen,
of President Harding with the troubled
industrial state of the nation, particu-
larry the rail and coal strikes, caused
a postponement Friday Of the e
tive's conference with Senator Lodge
of Massachusetts,, senate republican
leader in legislative session.
The president and his advisers again
Friday devoted a cabinet session to
rail and coal strikes.
Postmaster General Work was I'M
derstood to have informed the presi-
dent that the bulk of all mail matter
was being moved, although there was
some delay at various points.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Haynes Discovers
Counterfeit Blanks
for Liquor Permits

Washington, July ia warning to
be on the watch for a new counterfeit
physicians prescription blank for pre-
scribing intoxicating liquor. being cir
culated in certain parts of the n
was sent Saturday to all federal prohi-
bition directors by Commissioner
Haynes.
Mr.. Haynes said the genuine forms
are engraved while the spurious blanks
are printed, and the green ink used on
the face of the counterfeit blank is
lighter in color than on the genuine
form.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Thrown to Engine
Top in Crossing
Smash; Uninjured

Braintree. Mass. July 15.-Albert
Cowatt was rejoicing Friday over his
escape from death when a train struck
two automobiles at a grade crossing.
Thrown from the car he was driving.
to the top of the locomotive. he chung
to the smokestack and when the train
stopped at a station $50 yards from
the scene of the accident he climbed
down. Except for minor bruises he
was uninjured.
A woman was killed and another
and a man were injured seri-
ously in the accident.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
.P0|NCARE FALL
IS DESIRED BY
ENGLISH SCRIBE
Gardiner Says French
Policy Is Reason for
Mark Sinking So Low.
Declares World System
Will Be Destroyed IF
Germany Is Not Saved.

bitterly denoIncing Frances
economic policy because it means
German bankruptcy with conse-
quent ruin for all European ma
tons, Mr.. Gardiner suggests that
England and America cooperate
to compel a change which would
re-estabIish world trade and bring
tranquility back to the world. He
thinks England should presage on
France a demand for a payment
of at least a portion Of her In
debtedness.)
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
Lewis Soldiers
Pressed Into Service
to Check Forest Fire

Tacoma, July I5.--Every avail.
able soldier In the Camp Lewis
reservation was pressed into the
fire fighting force Friday in an
effort to check a forest fire that
threatened to sweep the
ton. The fire, which centers
about two miles south of camp
headquarters, was put under con.
troll Thursday night but at noon
the flames got beyond tho fire
fighters. The flames for a time
threatened the remount station.
endangGring all horses and other
transport animals.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16

tempts to define wage standards" said
senator Cummins. II do not mean a
nationwide, standardized wage, but the
law should be so amended as to guar-
antee q living wafe, under a better for
muia OF law than the present transpor-
,atlon act, which will be capable of
oetter ADMINISTRATION by the railway
labor board"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
DERAILED BY LOOSENED
TRACKS,: PERSONS INJURED

Battle Creek. Mich. July 1.-THE
westbound Wolverine flyer, the Michi-
gan Central's finest train. went over
loosened tracks. two miles east of Bat
tie Creek. at noon Saturday and five
rear coaches were derailed. while the
main line track was torn up for about
q quarter Of q mile. Two persons we're
slightly injured. All cars remained up
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
CLEARED OF MURDER CHARGE

Morrlstown. n. j., July 15.-Fran-
chs hiuzen. III, aged IS, was acquitted
Dy a jury late Friday of a charge of
numbering 11-year-old Janette Law
n at Madison last October.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
DESIRE To PAY
GERMAN DEBT
PLACED FIRST
Tardieu Says Morator-
ium Secondary if Debt
or Cares to Settle.

"a German moratorium Is
secondary in importance so long as
Germany announces a sincere de-.
sire to pay her obligations and the
allies are determined that she will
pay. that Tardieu believes. But IN.
til France evolves a constructive
policy there can be little change in
the Situatton,)
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16

What do be this sex they're always
TALK about in pa-a-pers, Mrs.
Clancy
Il dunno. Miss McFee, but it must
be expansive, or they wouldn't talk
about it."-Life.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16
EACH MAN TO HIS TASTE

Bootleggers refuse to join the Light
Wine and Beer Union urged by Com
pers. They prefer Volstead's Open
Shop.-Life.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-16

The waters Of the sea cover abou,
143.259.3OO square miles.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01
Creste curentul autonomist

Toate acestea nile spunea cu
adanca parere de rau unul dintrc
Ardelenii >moderati 81 ponderati
ne-o spunea Gu durerea ca vor
trebui sd renunte dcfinitiv la atitu
dlnea lor impaciutOare spre a lasa
camp liber curentelor extremiste
din opinia publica 81" din sanul
partidului national.
&c va fl la Alba lula?
&c va urma dupa aceea?
Este. greu de prevazut, desi mari
snrprize pline de efccte ,ingrozi
toare pot rezu1ta negresit pentru
Statul nostru. Curentnl autonOmist
castiga pc fiecare ri tot mai multe
temei fiindca Ardealul nu poate
intelege cOnducere centralista
exSlnsivista ilustrata prin abuzuri
lc 81 viOlentele electorate din ul-
timul timp ca 81 prin lipsa simtu.
lui de legalitate ce Sc degajeaza din
aceste fapte recente.
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ID. G.. STERE CONFIRMA
Pc D. VAIDA.
q
Raspunsul dat atacurilor
ministrului DR.. Cosma.

Am reprodus declarat tiunilC
d-lni Nalda ca rASpuns la acuza
tlunle d-lui- miniStru DR.. Cosma
Din aceIe declaratiuni rezulta
IN mod clar ca toatc manifesto
tiunile ardelenesti de loialism
fatd de monarhia habsburgica nu
Sc faccan tlecat in deplin acort,
cu barbatii conducatori Gle la Bu-
cnresti, 81 de multe orr. char
dnpa slcestiile accstora. precum
an fost in cazul> Gle fata sugestiile
d-lili |. Bratianl1.
A incerca astazi, pc cal latural-
nice sau prin interpusi, sa for
mnlezi acuzatiuni impotriya con
ducatorilor politici ardeIeni san
sa pni un singur moment Ia in
doiala bunele lor sentimente ro-
maneSti. de totdeauna. inseamn;
"a pOlltieianismul vechiului rerat
MI maj cunOaSte nici - limita de
pudoare. in alegerea armelor de
lur)ta, si-i lipsit de orice senti.
ment de respect, 81 dc pietate
fata de ceeace a avut Ardealul
mai bun 81 mai nobil sub stapani-
rea 81 opresiunea maghiara. :,
ID NaIda, in raspunsul d-sale
Sc provoca 81 la martllria d-lui c.
Stcre. care, pc atunci. find prize
ten polite 81 personal al d-lui I.
Bratianu. era in current cu tOate
culisele aceStei politici generate
romanesti care Sc dirija de la Blu.
curesti in fosta monarhie hab
sburgica.
ID Sterp printr'o scrisoare a.
dresata ziarlllui Aurora" ras.
punde astfel la invitatiunea d-lul
Vaida:
Domnule Director.
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| pA(IINA s

''Fata de intrebarea pc care dl
Vnida mi-o pune, cred de datoria
mca sal dau urmatornl raspnns:
Gu Iatinc zile inainte Gle isbucni
rca raZbOiului mondial dl Bra
tianu, care prevedea sau eel pu-
tin credea probabila aceasta is
bucnire, IN "a autorizat ,sa fac Gu
noscut frnntasilor din Artleal ca
AZ Fl de dorit din partca lor o
manifestatie de loialism catre
Niena.
In vederea aceasta cum am mai
avut prilejnl sd scriu 81 sa spun
Isl in Parliament. am plccat IL
Viena, 'dar find surprins acolo de
deelaratia razboiuiui am plecat
din Niena fara sa ma Fl putut IN
talni cu vrcunul din fruntasii
partidului national roman 81
m am marginit sd scriu d-lui
Naida o scriSOarp in sensul de
mai sus.
Pc cat insa mi-aduc amintc bri
mul interview al d-lui Naida Il a
parut inainte de a fl putut d-sa
prIlni ScriSoarea mea 81 aceasta
era natural pentruca acest inter-
view era Ell dcsavirsirc de. acord
MI numal cu toata politica noa
stra traditionala, dar 81 cu toate
indrumarile earl Sc dedeau din
Bucuresti fruntasilor politicl din
Ardeal: Orientarea spre Niena.
Cred ca am Satisfacut dorinta
d-lui Naida 81 va rog. domnule
director. sa primiti incredintarea
deosebitei mele considerat tiuni"
Const. Stere.
DIN 'Dacia J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01
MOI primejdii pentru creditul
81 sitnatia externa a tArii

Sc m!elege ca pc dcest drum dd
ca Sc continual fefdcerea creditu
lW n0stru ertern ca 50 pOsiia IN
teradiiOndlG R0miniei cor area III
sufer't nOnd 81 mortald loritugd
e lesne de ,Isut unde am aiungt
IN eiua cdRd, la tOate celelate cdus,
intcrnotionole. s'dr adduga 81 n,
graz conflict de drepf public IN
cuprinsM Statului roman abba in
tregit. = dup6 medelM cOnflictu
IW din Jug0sidria!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01

lncontestabil. perspectiveIe dc
dupa razboiu ne-a adus un fel de
in sensibilitatea infu.
murarei. + un fei de efemanie sau
generalomanie care ne-a cuprins
pStotl = un nOu aspect al ne
vrozei sociale lespre care s a tot
scris in acest ,iar.
Fri ne ridicam impotriva redu-
cerilor 81 constringerilor regimu.
lui. o politica destul de usoarl 81
comoda mai ales cand ca prinde
numai pc eel mici in obiectivul Ell.
Nh prin desfiintarea unor dac-
tllografe, a unor cOpisti sau a
functiOnarilor marunti Sc reali-
zeaza marble eeonomii bugctare.
Nh desfiintand consulate impor.
tante 81 lasand fara existenta ma.
tionala pc compatriotii nostri din
strainatatea indepartata. sporesc
economiile bugetare. Acestea toa.
te ne pune dinaintc pOvestea Gu
antereul lui Arvinte.@
Sinecnrele trebne idesfiintate
Pletora de directori general, in
spectori generali, strtsdrectori &c
|nerali de diferite clase -. rat;
lbuba. Daca am cerceta. hugetel,
ministerelor, ne-am lamuri repe
lde asupra sumelor pc care lc in
ghit la olalta tOate acesfe perso
nalitati malt functionaresti care
de mrlte orr, n 'au alta treaba d
Ecat sa semneze correspondence
Ipe care lie poate expedia 81 III
simplu director, far6 general i
coada.
i Generalomania este Q boal
care bantiiie in toate oficiile- pr
|bliceEi aproape nu exista .depai
lament sau resort afiministrati
in armata ca 81 ikNiyilitate :
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fara consultatinnea reala po-

fara consnltatinnea reala a pn
porulni.
|. Sesiunea parliamentary a Con
stituantci de All MI va intarzia
credem, sd ml fara aceasta do
yada din pin. =
Ille triste ne asteapta 81 pa
cat dc atatea jertfe facute ca s;
train liberi intro tara frumoas;
81 mare, dar in care totusi vermi
ma sociala Sc rasfata atat de 81
nistru 81 de batjocoritor.
Et nunc erudimini. vos!...
(Din Universal" J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01
Retragerea ArdeiepiIor
din Parliament

dresa Ardelenilor opozanti, desi
era in discutie o mare chestiu-
ne de legalitate 81, tot odata,
de moralitate politica pentru
jumatati de tara venita la u
nire in speranta zilelor mai bu-
ne de dreptate 81 de liberalita-
te nationala.
Modul cum s'au. indeplinit
validarile 81 s'a nesocotit pro-
testarea Ardelenilor opozanti
ma facut decat sa dea un nou
avant curentu1ui extremist de
peste Carpati. Elementele pom
derate si-au risipit venind la
Bucuresti ultimele iluzii in po-
sibilitatea unei indreptari, lar
astazi, la fntoarcerea acasa, vor
fl primite de ceilati Gu intre-
barea ironica: "v'ATI SATU-
RAT DE BUCURESTI? VA
MAI TREBUE? Ell 81 ACUM
CE AvETI DE SPUS? TOT
NU vRETI ALBA-IU -IULIA?"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01
PEKINGUL AMENINTAT DE
TRUPE REBELE.

Peking. q Aprilie. Gene
ralul Chang Tso Lin luat CO.
manda trupelor sale earl, postate
la sud de Peking, asteapta inain-
tarea fortelor lui WI Pei Flu.
Rapoartele de astazi anunta
mici angajeri de infanterie. Pri-
mul ucis i'm acest razboiu civil al
Chinei rn caporal. Comandan.
tul jandarmeriei din Peking a a.
nuntat astazi ca va fl i'm stare sa
mentle ordinea in capitala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01

FdptW dcesta de 0 inD0rtdRt6
pOliticd dcosebitd. nu pootc rdnine
fdE1 conseciRte pentrm ca el lnSeDa-
neaed dderdrdtd rupturd pOHii-
ca 1atre tmuturilc de pcste Carpdti
81 rechim regat. Mtr'dderdr, uni
rca POLITICA s'a fdcut DE parti-
dnlm national prM morea ddnndre
deFa Alba Iulid, grdtie cdreia con-
ferinta de pace a indeplinit uisnt
de unirc al tnturor Romdnilor fd,G
sd Sc. MAJ recUrgd la modalitatea
M,'et consaito!iuni populdre. pc ca
len plebiscitMlui. conform principi-
alOr WilsOnienc de 0atO-determinarc
81 aceastd unire pOliticd nednpa-
ini romdnesc. pdn6 Ia desdrdrsired
nnficdrei la cadrm uRei Consti-
tutiuni pcRtiW noul stat. s'd fdcMt
SUB fc2errN unel 0NtOnOn,U prOrl-
zOriu. rescrrG stTecUrdtd IN chip
destul de rag 81 discreet pria art. 2
al pactulm sub prcsjunea curentn-
lm din Opinin drdeleaRd care area
ldei fodrte proaste desprc regimui
social 81 metodelo politice ale Ro-
mdniei rechi.
COndacdtOrH drdeleni. dupG ce
an suferi batjocu'a regimulm A.
rcrescu. san gd.ut de data dsta
7usi prin repetarea sistemntui en-
nOM rcgim Brdtianu. la o grea RI
spnadore ia. fdta opiniei ardeleue
care intrcobd dstdsi: .,CE-ATI FA-
CUT la ALBA IULIA? CUM "
ATT BAGAT DE SEANAe
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- Modul cum s'au facut va
lidarile au risipit ultimele
iluzii ale unora dintre condu-
catorii nationalist.

In sfarsit operatiunea validari-
lor atat la Senat cat 81 la Camera
Sc ispraveste. Odata cu aceasta par
lamcntarii membrii al partidului
national 81 adevaratii reprezentan-
ii al vointei 81 constituted tinlltu-
rilor transcarpatinc, vor parasi Ca
pitala spre Sc intoarce acasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01
DIN NOU LA ALBA JULIA
DUPA ULTIMA DECEPTIE
A VALIDARILOR

In IdIa aceSCel SlCuaIlunl
convccarea din nou a marei a.
dunari rationale pentru lua-
rea de hotarari Sc impune de
la sine ca singura deslegare a
marei crize politice prin care
trece Statul romanesc intregit.
Din primul moment, dupa ter
minarea alegerilor, curentul pen
tru retragerea din nOul Parla-
ment 81 conNOcarea adunarii della
Alba lula fost foarte puternic.
Elementele cu greutate 81 Gu trecnt
|diltre conducatorii partidului ma
tiOiial an inclinat pentru aceasta
atitudine energica 81 prompta. =
fara sa mai vOrbim de atitudinea
fineretului din stanga mutt, mai
nlyersunat inca impotriva mctOdc-
Tor vechiului regat ,,descalicate'
in Ardeal.
N0t0 pOnderdt0dre a. d-lm dr..
Voterin B'unisce, frnntdsM a CD
rM alegere fOst asa de rerOltdtor
escamOtdtd Ia Ordrita. a sfdrsit
prin a brui tendinta radicalG din
portid, tendintd care in ultima a.
nalizd M este decdt e.rpresiunea
sprituiui public transcarpatin.
Deputatii ardeleni opozanti al
VENT la Bucuresti sa protesteze i'm
| potriva abuznrilor, fraudelor s
violentelor electorate ne mai pomc
mite inca Nin Ardeal nici char sub
stapanirea maghiara. = drspt CT
n 'au VENT totii. dar au VENT ce
mai multi ascultand 81 de indelm
nul ponderator al d-lni lulu Ma
Hu, presedintele partidului, mere
stabiliI inca dupa accidental cuno
scut 81 deci, N neputinta de ven
lsa Bucuresti.
i Ce s'a intampiatg l.i
i La protestarile indignate al
Ardea1ului, grav turburat i,
constiinta sa civica sin sim
tul de legalitate excesiv q
dhcr oameni traiti suite de an
!sub stapanire straina numai &
taria dreptulni 81 q drept6ti
lguvernul 81 majorftatile sale q
raspuns prin valdAri fxr& pre
mnlta discutiune. N'au lipsi
/ a % bsnca miniSterialG &c,
zn3iu1i - obgtruc ctionis,n =
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E'''.sS .u.x>, -
in care sa M gasim un important
stat major de general, Hipo - 81
hipcrgenerali.
Oar toti acestia. care sunt to-
tuSi, persoane foarte onorablle 81
cum Sc cade, due sigur bugetul
statului spre prapastle care va
II tot atat de generala..
O rcducerc in r1ndurile aceStora
.redem ca c necesara. Nh trebue
sa sa lase de eat nllmarul strict
neccsar. nu char acela dinain1e
de razboi, dar. in tot cazul, nici
iurnicaruL de All.
Functionarii p,blici ael cerut
unificarea flnctionarilor 81 gra-
delor. Gu prilejul acestei unfit
earl, S ar pntea vedea care sunt
neccsitatilc intransigcnte ale BIZ
urocratiei de stat. - 81 care'ar fl
imutilitatlle ce pot fl inlaturate
Nh totl directorii general 81
snbdirectorii general snnt inu-
till Stunt chiar resorturi undc
eXistenta 81 mpntinerea acestora
necesara pentrl bunul mers al
lucrarilor.
AccaSta M insemneaza insa ca
gcneralOmania trcbuc incurajata
81 generalisata. In +. acelas timp,
clasele = co rost alt aceste clase.
De aceea. de cat sd sllprimam
micile functiuni care sunt, de
cele mai multe orr. 81 cele mai ac-
tive. deci necesarc. mai binc chi
rurgia az renunta la temelie 81 ar
suprima prea multele zorzoane 81
decoratiuni ale fatddei.
ltta ce avem de spus moi gu
vernului 81 ministrului de finante
mai a!cS, in vedcrea pIoiectelor
economii bugetare.
Gu i'm alt prile.i. vom da 81
cifrc. Atunci Sc va vedea drepta-
tea afirmatiunilor noastre.
Nechiul sistem nu este in spiri-
tul democratic al zilelor noastre
AceSt adcvIr trebue sal pri-
ceapa Odata marii 81 micii finan-
ciari al regimulni. marii 81 micii
nostri barbati Gle stat.
In alt chip carul statului Sc va
poticni 81 mai rau. Pc urma. tre-
bue sd Sc mai tina socoteala 81 de
un alt fapt: lovind numai 81 mai
mutt in eel mici. Sc da nasterc la
.nemultumiri adanci pentru ca eel
mici sunt 81 eel mai numcrosi. -
decl o reServA care pOate deveni
funesta linistei 81 ordinei in stat.
Lovlnd insa deopOtriva 81 i'm eel
mai de suS - meori decorative 81
nutlll = Sc lasa eel putin impre-
sia sau iluzia nnei dreptati So
ciale lar M a unei politici de
clasa. lar. pc alta parte, cei mai
de suS. avand 81 resurse de trai in
afara de salariile lor = Sc poatp
S;l eXiste 81 char sunt exceptiuni
81 in aceasta directiune = eli nu
pot deveni primcjdiosi 81 amenin-
tatori pentru ordinea in stat.
lata mi!jloace desiul de eficace
81 de SerioaSe cand cineva pOr-
neste la lucru cu bune intentiuni
O astfeI dc politica presupune
insa orizonturi largi. un spirit in
telegat0r 81 patrunZator al aSltec-
tclor sociale, un spirit de echili.
bru' 81 de adevarat reformaior
social.
Cine are inSa curajul unei asst
fel de raspunderi in Imprejurarilo
de All.
Generalomania va dainui multa
yrcme inca pc meleagurlle noa-
sire pentru ca no poate desfiinta
un regim care stapaneste tara
fara consimtimantul eli polite 81
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DACA VREI

Sa nu 1ntinzi mana la coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-01
ADRESELE SOCIETATILOR
DIN
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DE AJUTOR ST CULTURA DIN AMERICA.

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233, Bettendorf, Iowa.
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305, Cambridge. @.
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