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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

Caci daca ar ramanea sa stapa.
neasca I'm guvern, care ne-a facut
de batjocura char de la incepnt
inaintea lumii intregi prin saba.
ticul sau balcanism, viitorul aces.
tel tari e amenintat in temeliile
sale. Pc stalpi putrezi nn sc poSte
zidi mimic sanatos. Pc ilega}itate
pc imoralitate 81 pc crima, nn Sc
poate cladi Romania-Mare.
Prin alegeri partidul liberal a
dovedit, ca un organism in des-
compunere morala, care miroasa
urit, 81 care trebue repede in
gropat.
eViitorul nostru ca popor 81 ca
tara he porunceSte sd ingropam
Ell repezeala organismnl in des-
-compunere. ST vom gasi gropari
mai multi decat ne trebuie.
Intreg popornl ingrozit de mon
struozitatea morald a liberalilor
va fl alaturea de moi.
DIN ''Patria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08
MAREATA MANIFESTATIE DEtA
BRASOV
Brasovenii presc in trium pc fruntasii nationalis
vaida voevcd, Mih. fopovci 81 voicu Nitescu.

Suntem desigur revoiutionar;
pentruca nu consimtim sA ne in.
.joseasca sentimentele de demnitate
ale Ardealllni.
Lupta partidului national estt
lupta fntregulni popor ardelenesc
della Bihor la Brasov 81 din Banat
pana la Mures. Este 0 lupta sim.
bolica. Ea se. da impotriva inve-
chitelor sisteme de guvernare, pen.
tru a statori in cadrul ROmaniei
Mari o viata democratic, accessible
progresului 81 civilizatiei.
CuvSntarea d-lui Vaida a foss
.viu aplaudata. provocand o pro.
funda impresie.
D. Mih. Popovici, a protestat
cnergic impotriva fraudelor electo-
rale. prin care "a fAlsificat voins
.ta Ardealului find des intrerup.
min strigatele adurarii: TrSiasca
dcputatul nOstru!
D. Voicu Nitescu tinut 0 vi.
ibranta cuvintare, cerand sa,1ctiuni
impotriva Ardelenilor, carr IA
tradat interesele poporului, pentru
deveni complicii oligarhiei con"u-
lsatoar
Serbarea s'a terminal ca Gil.
vi,tare de raspuns unula dir
ceata feciorilor calari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

Ihtoarcerca della Cl,.j Ia BrSSoy
a dior AL. Vaida. Voevod, Min. Po.
povici 81 Vaicu Nitcscu, dupa ma
prasnica lupta electorala data il,
conditiunile curioscate, a dat priiej
populated brasovene sal intampi-
ne ca mareata manifestatie de
simpatic.
La aceasta sarbatoare brasoveni;
au unit 81 aniversarea celui al 80
lea an al mastered d-lui Vaida.
Duminica, inca della ora 3 d. a.,
l,cporal in masse cat cuprinzi ca
ochii, era adunat in Schci, de unde
a rornit sprc CARA. I.a eprirea
'renNiui, multimca aclama apari-
: tia celor 3 fruntasi in urale nesfir.
site. Tn preot ureaza bun sosit,
Ia care raspund in cuvinte recu-
nosciitoare 81 miscate d-nii Vaida,
Popovici 81 Voicu Nitescu.
Sc formeaza apoi cortegiul in
frunte ell 200 de feciori calari,
earl incadrau tras,lra trasa de- 4
cal ihaintasi, fmbracati in flori,
panglici 81 verdeata, in care Sc a.
flau cei sositi.
Urma apoi cortegiul carelor ale
gorice, grupate pc safe 81 apoi j.
mensa multime, care Sc ridica Ia
circa 1900 de oameni.
Autoritatile prescrisese din vre-
me drnmul &c trebuia urmat, A.
wand grija sa interzica orice opri-
re 81 orice cuvintare san manifes-
tatie in acr liber.
Multimea a condus i'm cortegiu
pc cei 3 fruntasi pana la locuinta
d-lui Min. Popovici, de unde apoi
s'a risipit.
Seara avut loc la casa meseria-
silor o masa comuna.
Seria cuvintarilOr a deschis-o pr.
Psdea, omagiii,d pc d. Vaida 81 pc
toti luptatorii democratiei natio.
male.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08
rRTUMFUL IM0RALITATII.

~ SO1tNiN VI VSsNeo 1a> = ~. -
| din Fanarul Constantinopolei prin
| &c mijloace a ajuns pc scaunui
Moldoyei sau al Munteniei? La
com 81 hraparet din fire, lipsit de
caracter Gu ncpotolita sete de a
Sc malta 81 de-a stapani, - setc
| care nu era intrecuta decat de
aceea a castigului cu orice pref,
ajuns 0data pc scaun, cu bine-
voitorul concurs al cutarui mare
lvhir sau char al Sultanului, ne
Iguatorul Sc intitula ''din mila lli
Dumnezeu, Domn al tarii Roma
lnesti'', sau ''al Moldovei" 81 in
lccpea cu amandoua mantle, cu
Itoate rudeniile 81 suita ce tar1se
usor dupa el, jaful eel mare in
laverea tarii.
Slusbasii Sc nepusteau ca lacns-
ltele asupra populated bastinase
| Isl MI lasau nici cenuSa in vatra
III operau dupa porunca 81 indica-
title aceluia ce sedea pc scaunul
ltarii ''Domn, din mila lui Dumne-
zeu'' dcspuirrea populated avea
|aparenta legalitatii, desi aproape
Idou6 suite de ami sanctiuni n'au
lexistat, nil $ an aplicat dmpotriva
ltalharilor de drumul mare.
Cand lipitoarea era satula ca
dea de pc trupul neamului, um.
lflata 81 neagra de atata sange
lsnpt, orr, mai alas, era delaturatd
Ide alta lipitoare mai flamanda
care fagaduia mai multe pungi Ia
lTarigrad.
/ ,Fiecare avea ''firmanul dom
nesc", avea aparenta 'legalitati
wnirii la putere in tarile romano
tsi snb scutul acestei legalitati al
lsacatuit intreaga ylaga unui mean
[viteaz, harnic 81 ,cinstit, 81 au reu
Isit sa strecoare virushl descom
Epunerii morale din ei 81 in vechilt
caractere romanesti, otelite il
fluptcle veacurilor stapaniei ma
ktionaic.
/ Sub acesti Domni fanarioti n;
/ mai ramas decdt umbra principa
ktelor rOmane de odinioara nici I
IIlupta mare tarile romanesti "a,
Fmai putut purta, rezistenta natio
nala a slabit din an in an, popula
/ tia antohtona STA pierdut veche'
Amandrie cafnndata in mizerie $
Intro umilinta incompatible cl
orice demnitate omeneasca.
| Nlmai haiducii in cedru ma
Ipastrara vechea vcinta darza
I Moldoveanului sau Munteanului
lei cei scosi din cadrele legal
ttatii' oficiale, Ell pc care ii urma
l rea ''poteras' domnitorului gree
il dmpusca l,nde-i intalnea sau
dacea Ia spa1zurat toare in numeI
''legii" in numele celui &c er
''Domn din mila lui Dumnezeu.
II Am anticipat aceste reminiscer
ite istorice pentru a ne inteleR
mai bine si la moi in Ardeal
!, Banat dneeputul unui regim car
3 |s'a 1nstapanit atat de frivol asr
ilpra tarii intregi. Mentaiitatea |
j moalitatea partidulni liberal 1
altrage direct din acee4 q antecest
rilor de care an vorbit mai I'M
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08
PR1N MOI 1Ns1NE.

fk1N NO1 4NS1NE.
E formula magica, inventata de
III Vintil6 Bratianu, prin care car.
tlasie Bratienilor credea ca poate
sa imbete Ell apa rece tara oame.
nilor crezatori in ideal 81 increza
tori in cinstea lozincelor.
''Prin moi insine !" All s'a
tradus in realitate. Pc intelesuI
tuturor.
Politiceste:
Nam avut nevoe nici de lege.
nici de dreptate, nici de alegatori
nici de voturi, - s 'au decretat
pur 81 simplu drept majoritari al
vointei poporulni singuri stapa-
nitori al destinului tarei. calcand
legea furind urnele ucizand Oa.
meni.. prin, eli insist.
Eccnomiceste:
Nici macar n n'au ainns bine Ia
putere 81 nici yagoane de la calea
ferata, nici tiparitnri de la dire
gatorii. nici furnituri pentru stat
nici hartie pentru gazette, nu ma
capata nimeni. care nu-i deal lol
= de al Bratienilor.
Toate merg pc vinzare de suflet
Pc supunere neconditionata tira
niei Brltnnilor.
Toate vim de La ei, tree prin e.
81 merg la Ell. insi-le.
In punga fara fund a tustre
fratilor Brat;eni - acaparator
de tara.
ST trieste, arnautilor lor.
Cum Impede. ca nici un hot
de codru, care Sc respecta, nus
face intreprinderea fara ortaci. I
chestia numai de cointeresare $
de = dividend.
Incolo: ''Prin moi insi-ne...' .
Oar ca sa vedeti. cine sunt sui
rapport national acei faimosi "ei'
acei neatacabili "noi'' - putem
sprvi ell un mic. dar luminos
exemplu.
lnsusi fauritorul faimoasei for
mule: ''Prin moi insi-ne :" 8
ajuns sa fie, nu stim a catea oara
ales, din liberia vointa a poporului
ales 81 La Arad.
Renunta.
ST ce credeti in favorul cni?.
AL lui?!
ELY Berccvici!
Prin .ei - insile! Acestia s ei
Stu Aradanii. stiti d-voastra
cinei al Ely Bercovici? M!
semitul de casa al antisemistilol
Bratieni. Atat. ST eel mai mar,
actionar al Bancei Rationale
Atat. 81 national-liberal - de Il
roata.. Ajunge?!
lar, daca in alt cerc din Ardeal
dubln plasat, ,bunaoara de Mosoiu
no sd ajunga deputat.. Pier So
lcman sa stiti : ca Sc va fac
ga,f'a in Ger.
I Ei, dar stiti d-vcastre cine,
acest mare national ~ liberal Pie
SclesnaM?! De unde!g
z socrul lui SCHUYLER. Gel e
excrpcheria averescana.
Va amintiti?.
Eli!
Tot at&t de sigur, cum NO g
ajung& $ohuller - escrocul av.
fescan, pus sub acslza do Dr&sien
judecat, tot atat de sigur Va sjui
e sccru-sxu Pier 1oleihah, caa
didht n Bratienilor, dspusas ali
in Ardeal.
| Daca nu?.
| Sa stiti - Cd din ON cinstit {
sunt, ma fac ell, a douh zi...
/ Liberal.
/ (Din "Vointa"
! AnnNATr zfAR1n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-08

R&spunfle d. Al. Vaisla, care, IN
introducere, arata legaturile sale
Gu Brasov,,l din anil adolescehtii,
intarite apoi prin casdtoria sa cu
fiica a Brasovului.
D-sa Isl exprima profunda emo
TUNE, care-i patrmde sA,fletui in
fata dragostei pc care poporul bra
sovean 10 dovedeste Gu prilejul
impainirci a so de ami de viata.
Descrie framantariie 81 luptele,
Ia care a luat parte in decursul n
nilor 81 suprema multumire care a
sg,lduit sufletele tuturor RoFani-
Tor in ceasul Unirii rationale.
Arata apoi prin contrast lbvitu-
IA pe care a dat-o clasa political
,,ismului 0ligarhic din vechiul re-
gat intaiclor frumoase iluzii ale
ArdelenilOr 81 datoria luptatoriiui'
adevarati de a scapa sufletul ma
tiunei din ghiara asupritoare 81
ticaloasa tiranilor 81 conrupatori-
Tor autohtoni.
Acestia acuza pc condtnatorii
Ardelenilor de anti-dinasticism.
Suntem ,antidinastici moi, conti-
n,lA Il. Vaide, cand, sub regimul
habsburgic, atnnci c6nd re. fnchi-
nau taasturi pentru lnonarhii
A,tstro-U UAgariei, in inimiie roastre
moi inchinam tcasturi pentru di.
nastia romana din vechiul regat,
pc care 81 All 0 socotim ca simboiul
m1ret al unirii?!.
Mai suntem acuxati de regiona.
lism. Putem fl socctiti regiona.
listi.separatisti, cand alaturi, fr
l,rpta npastra pentru dreptwrile
pop0rului, stau cei mai vrednic
frati din vechiul rcgat 81 cand Ar
tielenii au lucrat nccurmat 81 dir
propriu imhpld att II ei acas& cd'
81 in Moldova rcfugiului pentru in
trexirea neamuluii
Suntesn regionalisti moi, cari do
rim 81 lnptsm din rasputeri pen
tru intronarra aceluias regim d,
arrptate pentru tot poporul rosti1
n~sc 81 pentru toata tara noastri
.atregita?...
N, santesn rcHionalisti, dar nu
lnai fatx de netodclc salbAtecc all
n,igarhiei rosnane, inipotriva ca
rein ne pare ran Cd nv putem ri
s.ica bariere mai nAprasnice dcca
r,niii fl1conjur6tori.
81 mai suritesn ac,lzati de rcvu
lutionarism. RcvendicxMA onoarc
levolutionarismului nostru, ca.
nu ne indreapt6 in contra ordine
sociale 81 de stat ci urmareste toe
mai sye1arsA u fntarifea u ~ baz
sanAtd9ak ! slreptulpi q echit4tii.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
Home Coming Service

Y Sunday. October 18th. will be Home
Coming Day at New Hope church,
Cross Anchor Friends @of9 .this2tPid
church with more than a hundred
years of.histoi$I are INVITED, tore pres
ent. - j. u,
Dr.. w. j. MoGlothlin, Of Furman
University, VIII, make, the atdtdlEresss. The
Sunday School VIII bAesent a, process
sional and pagaaheY Z; Isl baF ~
Rev. CD. Boyd is pastor sapd lDrYG.
M. Workman Is Sunday School super
intendent churehmemberShfa isToSvaisf
two bundled.
L. II. I.ANGSTON,
Publicity Commftted.s@
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
| |R|,Spctgtty1
RnrneS- -FIAning

The following announcement taken
from the, Roanoke (Va.) Times will be
read with interest here where Miss
Barnes has visited on several occa-
SONS and where Mr.. Fleming is among
the cltysi best known young men:
DIR. and Mrs fIenry Cooper Barnes
announce, the engagement of their
daushter4Edith Marie to Mr. Charles
franklin FFleming, Of Laurens, S. c.,
me Wedding to take place in the early
lall. Miss Barnes is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Dr.iIHenry
Barnes, 9, prominent wholesale drug
gist of Roanoke, while Mr.. Fleming is
a popular young business man of I.au-
renS, S. c..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
Reception for Bridal Party

Following the wedding rehearsal of
Miss Mary Sullivan and Mr.. VIM.
Frank Tatum on Monday evening, Mrs
B. A. Sullivan, mother OF the bride,
entertained at an informal reception
for the bridal party and out of town
guests, at their home on South Harper
street. The house was beautifully and
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
The guests assembled in the spa
cious reception hall, which with the
drawing room was thrown into one.
Here punch was served by Misses julie
Childress and Sara Bishop.
They were then invited into the gift
room where many handsome and use
full gifts were inspected and admired.
Across the hall the dining room was
bower Of white and green, the table
being artistically decorated with tulle
and feathery green fern. A cluny
lace cover and shaded candles made a
lovely and worthy setting for the beau
tiful wedding cake, which was iced
with garlands of lilies of the valley.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
Journals once "courants."

Journals Once "Courants."
Before the word newspaper came in
to use in England the name "courant"
was given to journals. The first Eng
lish "Courant" was issued December
2, 1920. There are "a Of these in the
library Of the British museum, London,
bearing weekly dates from that given
above to October %, 1921.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
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Suniyan-Taturn

Beautiful iR, every detail was the
wedding of Miss Mary Sullivan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and5Mrs. B. A. Sullivan to
William Frank Tatum. of McColl,
which was solemnized yesterday at the
First Methodist church at four.thirty
O'clock. 90
The church was beautifully decor
ated for the OCCASION in green and
SAhite,, the chaneel and choir stalls he
sing banked in ferns and Ivy.
Before the ceremony, Mrs. G. H..
Hicks played several lovely selections
atAthe organ, and Miss Hattie Gray
saag beloved, 1T Is Morning" with
charming effect. The bridal party en-
tered to the strains Of Mendellaohn's
bridal march and Call Me Thine Own"
was played softly through the cere-
mony.
Two little girls Misses Mary, Hafhey
and Kathryn Switaef, were the first to
enter. Attractiyely dressed in yellow.
organdy with hsnd-made bowers they
entered from opposite sides and let
down the r.bbong.
q The four ushaSsss Messrssfs Carl
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
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Gave Wemie Roast

The local chapter of Winthrop
Daughters entertained the teachers of
the city, Laurens Mills and watts
Mills schools Thursday evening with
wenie roast in the grove surround
ing Prospect church near Madden sta
tion. A sufficient number OF male
friends were invited to drive the party
rough work around the fire, in all of
which 'ncy acquitted Themselves we'll,
After the roast and desert of toasted
caromels, the party engaged In vari-
Gus forms of amusements suited to
such an occasion. Mrs. Fl. w. Gasque
acted rs chaperon and Miss Pearl
Clardy as director OF amusement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
Meeting OF D. A. II.

The Henry Laurens chapter D. A..
t., Will meet Thursday afternoon at
four O'Clock with Mrs. Dave Childress.
Mrs. B. l.. Clardy, Sect.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11


the church. They wore followed by
] the bridesmaids and the following
groOmsmen: Mr.. Carlisle Moore, DR..
Felix Blanchard, Mr.. Frank Gibson,
and Mr.. B. A. Sullivan, Jr., brother
of the bride. The groomsmen enter
ed in couples from either aisle alter
nately with the bridesmaids. The
bridesmaids all wore satin and lace
gowns, Misses Frances Davis and Ag-
nes Tatum wearing peacock blue and
Misses Virginia Barltsdale and Inez
Hudgens wearing brown. The danes
Of honor, the next to enter, Mrs. ID. b.
Cooper and Mrs. j. ID. Sullivan were
dressed like the bridesmaids in blue
and brown respectively. They all car
ried yellow ,tchrysanthemums.
Miss Virginia Sullivan sister Of
the bride, as maid of honor, followed
the danes Of honor. She wore a
brown satin and lace dress with
large brown velvet hat and accessor-
les to match, She also carried chrys-
anthemums. Scattering rose petals in
the brides path were the flower girls,
little Misses Sarah Belle Brooks and
Jessica Tatum, wearing fluffy dresses
of yellow organdie. Directly preced-
ing the bride was little Miss Mary FL
len Richardson, bearing the ring in
a golden basket and wearing a dainty
dress of yellow accordian pleated chif-
fon.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father who gavelher away in marriage.
She was met at the altar by the bride
groom with his best man, Mr. Fd.\ Ia
tum. The Reverend Mr.. p. f. Kilgo,
| pastor of the bride. spoke the words
that made them one,
The bride was picture of girlish
grace and loveliness in her travelling
suit of blue cloth with touches IF
gray. Her hat was Of blue velvet en-
broidered in silver and her accessories
harmonized. Her bridal bouquet was
in shower effect, Of lovely brides ros-
esl and bridal wreath
The out-of-town guests were as fol-
lows: Mrs. w. r. Tatum, Misses Agnes
Tatum and Jessica Tatum, Mr.. Ed Ia
uum, Mr.. Carl Adams, and Dl Blanch-
ard, Of MdColl; Miss Mary G. Tatum,
Mr. Carlisle Moore, Mrs. II. c. Swift
zer and Miss Kathryn SwitZer, of
Spartanburg; Mr.. Robert Carlisle, of
Tumberton, N. c.; Mrs. ID. r. Cooper,
Jack and Virginia Cooper, of Colum-
bia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Segars, of Os-
wego; Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Sullivan,
Mrs. H. n. Nabers and Prof. C. f.
Brooks, ofHGreenville; Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Brooks. Mr.and Mrs. w. IG. Gray and
Miss Claude Gray, of Gray Court; Mr..
and Mrs. A. II: Jepnings, of Green
wood, and Mr.. Ray Moore, Of Oswego.
Mrs. Tatum is the popular daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Sullivan. She
is graduate, Of WINTHROP College and
has taught for the past year at Nc
Coll. She has host Of friends who
will regret that her marriage will
take her away from Laurens.
l.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
o 90
. Afternoon Pnrty

On "Wednesday afternoon, MIR. and
Mrs. j. H. Cunningham delightfully."-
entertained at, an informal gathering
OF their friends at their beautiful home
on Laurel street. Ice cream, cake and
fruits were served. The afternoon was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
Party mt Club

Mrs. Ross d. Young2a and Mrs. Lyllian
A. Moore were hostesscs to friends
Saturday afternoon Hat the Bois-Terre
Country Club, Eight tables of guests
enjoyed delightful series of games Of
Forty-Two, after which delicious
salad course with ice cream was serv-
ed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
EntortainS Bridge Club

On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. r. r.
Fleming delightfully."- entertained her
bridge club. Six tables, comprising
the members Of the q ~ and several
\ guests enjoyed an interesting series
of games at the end OF which deli
cious salad course was served
"A ~, ~.fs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
For Miss Mary Sullivan

Added to long series of parties that
have been given in her honor Miss
Mary Sullivan, the popular bride
elect, was complimcnted with bridge
party by Mrs. Cecil Roper on Friday
afternoon. The rooms were dccorat-
ed in flowers, and miniature bride
marked the place Of Miss Sullivan. AT
the close of the games, a delicious
salad course was served and the
honoree presented with dainty piece
OF lingerie.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-10-11
For Mrs. Lucas

Complimcnting her guest. Mrs. Cora
MsCor Lucas, Of Columbia, Mrs. NJ. H..
Copeland entertained at cards We'd
nesday afternoon. Six tables of bridge
and one Of Fcrty-Two were placed
sp amid a setting OF ainnias and other
fall flowers. At the conclusion of a
number of games salad course was
served.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-22

fos de lnarca y De los represepiaIIfes
|de la Prensa En IN enorme sal6hs
|inagnffie9 Sc reunieron cerea de 800
coniensaies. - -
Antics de Ia guerra era Guilleimo
III, Ell persona, qnien inaugufaBa Ia|
Feria de- Leipzig Entonces el batl-
quote de gala tenia I'M caracter niuyl
iistinto. ii edificio estaba rodeado
|pof solaados policfas agentes secre1
.tos el salon no era accessible para los.
siinples mortales, sino tan soIo para
los seflores con tftlllos sonoros; por
todas parties Sc vefan unifornes des-
Cruces dc Hero, fajines
poIicfomos, ensordeefa el ruido de.
sables y espuelas. FL banqnete pare
eia mas bien una parada militar
AhOra, el cuadro ha cambiado. En-
tire los reunidos no habfa nj un solo
milftar nj siQuiera habfa fracs, i
hasta los cllaques eran raros todos
yestian trajes de caHe, sin cruces nj
decoraciones de ninglin generO. Ell
1nismo Ebert, asf como los presiden-
ties de yarios Estados alemanes Y los
ministries, vestfan con una sencillez
Iultrademocratica. Hasta Ell conde de
Lerjenfeld, presidente del Estado de
Baviera, un gran arist6crata, apare-
cfa con americana, un POGO rapada.
FL jefe de la rep1blica un hombre
extremadamenfe modesto y simpati-
20 -se sentfa I'm POGO cohibido en- es-
TIA Asamblea, compuesta en- su mayor.
parte por representatives de Ia burgue-
sfa. siendo un socialista que duran
Ite toda su vida combati0 el capitals
mo; tenfa en- Leipzig que felicitar a.
los plut0cEatas por los 6xitos obteni-
dos; fue como 81 el ap0stol Pablo hui
Sbiera pronunciado un brindis de fell
lcitaci6n en- la mesa de Ner6n.
81 Ill yer all soeialista Ebert, anti
quo obrero, en- el sitio de Guillerno
III. entire el sconservador acerrimo y
arist6crata Lerjenfeld, por un lado y
al presidente de la Feria, Rosenthal,
representante del gran capital, por q
tro lado, 70 me die que algo habfa
cambiado Alemania 6.
N. TAsIN
Leipzig, mario.