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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
Hancock's Form Letter

The following is q copy Of form"
letter which is being sent broadcast
over the district by the few merchants
who are supporting Mr.. Hancock. 1t
purports to be an original and per-
sonal letter from the merchant who
signs and sends it out, but in reality
it is simply a form letter prepared
by Hancock's paid campaign manager
and furnished to the merchant friends
of Mr.. Hancock in as large quantities
as necessary to reach the farmers ana
others in the merchants territory.
When a farmer gets a copy of this
'letter" and sees the name of his home
merchant signed to it, about the first
thing he is likely to think about is the
amount he owes the merchant and
what may happen to him if he fails
to support Hancock as suggested by
his home merchant.
Such tactics are most reprehensible
and plainly show to what extreme
Hancock and his few supporters are
driven in an effort to get votes. Try
ing to intimidate the good farmers and
hard working people Of this district
will undoubtedly prove boomerang
justice and fair play.
Here is copy of the letter being
sent out in behalf OF big Ben" the
live CD wire Of West Florida:
Dear Sir:
my friend Ben s. Hancock, former
postmaster at Pensacola, and a live
wire of West Florida, is a candidate
for congress from the Third Congress-
ional District.
"Uncle Ben, or Big Ben, as he is
Familiarity known to many of us, sin
cerely believes the one big issue in
this campaign is whether or not con-
gress will permit Henry Ford to de-
velop Muscle Shoals. We believe with
him, and believe with Mr.. Ford's mill
lion men working at $500 a day and
up, and with the cheap fertilizer pro-
duced there, the farmers may stay at
home and profitably raise the food
stuff with which to feed the working
millions, thereby making West Florida
blossom like rose.
Mr.. Smithwick will try to make
you believe that he is for Ford, and
that it is not an issue in this cam
paign. Why? Because he voted for a
ten million dollar appropriation OF the
peoples hard earned tax money. when
it had been charged on the floor OF
the house just a few minutes before
he voted for it, that it was a scheme
fostered by the Alabama Power Com
pany Ca British corporation), to not
only steal this water power project
from the people, but to get congress
to appropriate ten million dollars in
addition. Mr.. SmithwiclI voted for
this appropriation, and ne cannot deny
1t. His vote can be found on page
400 OF the Congressional Record, Of
Feb. 25th, 1921.
1T is time for a change. I will APP
preciate your vote and support for Ben
S. Hancock on June 6th
Sincerely Yours--."
Holmes County Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
Holy Name Minstrel Notes

1.-The Moon Shines Bright on the
New High SchooT'-you betcher life
it does,-dats where everybody is go
ing to be bright, happy and gay-sure
dey will--Wednesday night at the High
School auditorium when de minstrel
starts. o'clock on de dot.
Reserved seats are twenty five cents
extra-but say Gully. its worth dat
price to be sure of your seat-and just
min the chanel Of having some light
footed hefty step on your corn in the
rush wen de doors open. Amt dat
de truth?
Well. I viii bedoggedl Somebody
stole my ticket! Uh-huh, OATS what
heard too--say DO youse had better
be carefuI-for whoever purloined that
admission getter, sure did know what
he was dom. Buy it and put it in de
safe for safe-keepin,
Say-Oh, say-You ought to know
dat dey is got swell orchestra for
Wednesday night. Gee Whilikins-de
music dat dey win propel from dede
instruments viii make de place sound
like a sure 'nough music box. Homes
to-goodnes' If you miss dis show you
oughter be kicked or somethin' like
dat.
Somebody has said, oh, wen, abig
bunch o. people said it for dat matter
dat dey have been to big top notch
shows dat was supposed to be de real
ting-but shucks, for real enjoyment,
dis minstrel is de real strawberry
Short Cake"-and OATS good stuff
know buddie-'cause is had some.
Crystal pharmacy is de place you
can get your seats reserved, You
better do it, too. cause you'll wish you
had II you don't, Just bring your green
ticket along witcher.
Johnnie Frenkel says Den people
is goin' to swarm de High school like
bees wednesday night and he says,
ats a lead pipe oinch dat dey won't
get STUNG! Now amt dat de truth ?'
Don't forget de time and de place
and de date-High school auditorium
% o'clock-06ay nth, Tickets are>on
sale now. Reserve seats Monday at
o'clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
~ ADELE oARaisoH.

could have wept at the look of
relief, of restored confidence which
flashed into Dicky's face at Harry
Underwood's explanation of my pres
ence with him in the FIeur de Lis
wept not because cared much in that
moment what Dicly thought but for
the humiliation of spirit that was
mine.
All through my childhood and girl
hood truth-telling was almost a fetish
Of mine. And the unhappiness which
a lie or even a subterfuge causes me
has been one OF my great sources OF
misery since my marriage with Dicly.
For Diclky's code is one summed up
in his own careless words: What a
woman doesn't know doesn't hurt her"
Because of his numberless petty de-
ceptions have been driven often to
the coulter subterfuge of pretending to
believe all the excuses he gave me for
his numerous absences from home.
But il has been my pride that my
own conduct has been free of even
the suspicion OF deception. Only once
on account OF my father. had I done
something I had known would dis
please my husband. I had dined with
DR.. Petit when he had left for South
America. But at least, when Dlclky
had met US. hadn't lied out of it. He
had been given the true explanation
OF the incident. But now was COM
PEELED to aoquiesce in Mr.. Underwood's
explanation, because OF my promise to
Lillian.
It seemed like the Tong arm Of
coincidence" that Edith Fairfax-the
girl from Virginia who had been
Diclxy's companion at the same restau-
rant at which DR.. Petit and I had
dined-should be with him now. had
been too dazed IN the first seconds
following their entrance into the tea
room to grasp the significance OF their
presence there together.
Mad5s Strikes Home.
Then a flood Of Jealous imagery
overwhelmed me 70 tho exclusion OF
all other sensations, The presence Of
this girl here at NDicky'a side meant
that their friendship had never iapsed.
as / had thought after the memorable
day at Lillian'a but was still active.
I looked at the girl sharply and l
couldn't keep my aversion to her out
of my face.
To my surprise, caught her regard
ing me furtively, timidly, from under
the shadow OF her dropping -brimmed
hat. As she met my gaze her eyehds
dropped over her eyes and a burning
flush crept over her cheeks.
But I had caught and interpreted
with rising excitement the look IN her
eyes. The girl was afraid OF mel She
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
RECENT FICTION RY MRS.
NELLIE CRAVEY GILMORE.

Mrs, Nellie Cravey Gilmore, whose
work appears in the current magazines
with frequency that delights her
friends, has several stories just out IN
the magazines o Dshe book stands,
Ono OF these, "SteeIs Donovan Finds
His Heart. appears IN True Stories faS
May, The Wheel of Irony, IN Breezy
stories for April. and two other stories,
Moulders of Destiny, IN Young's Mag
axine. and Contamination. IN Breezy
Stories, win appear In early issues OF
those magazines.
Mrs, Gilmore has already attained
a national reputation with her work.
ana her friends win be glad to know
OF these most recent stories which
form a part OF the current literature of
tho day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
INDICATE UPWARD TREND
OF INDUSTRY

President Hardings conference on
unemployment, through its secretary.
Edward Eyre Hunter, issued the fol-
lowing bulletin concerning the increase
in employment through the United
states:
from all figures available, en-
ployment is showing a steady and
sustained gain. April reports are the
most encouraging OF the year and
clearly indicate the upward trend OF
industry and business.
Based on returns from the United
States Employment Service, April has
shown the greatest gain OF any month
in 1922. For evey 100 Jobs listed dur
ing month there were $50 applicants,
as against 1s2 in March. 2o5 in Febru-
cry, and 226 IN January. This Is a de-
crease OF 80 per cent in the number
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF CENTURY
ENTERTAINS WITH DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM

The Ladies Missionary Society of
Century, Fla, entertained their hus-
bands and prospective members at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. J. A. ATcDon-
aid. on Friday evening.
Very lovely were the decorations,
the han bright in crimson colors, and
the living-room in pink and white,
gold and white having been used in
carrying out the colors IN the dining
room.
Following the program, q salad
course, with cake and coffee, was
served. Following is the program;
I. instrumental solo, Ohio C. Coch-
ran.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15

Soprano solo, selected, Mrs. DR.. J. s.
Turberville.
g. Violin trio, selected, Mrs. J. #. r
Bradley, Mr.. 2. w. Barwiclz. Mr.. West
ley.
., Trio, selected, Pete Mcdonald
Ethelynne Bradley Myrtle Turbsr-
vile.
s. Reading. Ruby Lee Martin.
Z. Violin trio, selected. as above.
s. Reading, Elizabeth Jones.
Q. Whistling solo, Myrtle Turber-
Vile.
10. ''The End OF a Perfect Day"
quartette. sapp. Wesley Purifoy. Bar
wick.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
BUSINESS WoMAN's CIRCLE
MEETS AT CHURCH,

Thiryt-ftve members Of the Bust
ness Woman's Circle. which Is branch
Of the Woman's Auxiliary OF the First
Presbyterian church. met in the church
parlors, on Thursday evening. when
they we're. entertained at supper. Mrs
Weis, who is chairman OF the woman's
Auxiliary, and Mrs, ], B, McNeill. who
Is at the head OF the Business wom-
ans Circle. having charge OF the sup
per. with Miss Cora Mallory IN charge
Of the program. Mrs. George Turner
presided.
The Business Woman's Circle meets
once q month in the church parlors
for supper, when ell business women
OF the congregation are welcome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15

applying for work, during the first four
months Of the year.
I'm April. 81 applicants for employ
ment were placed for every 100 regis
trations, as against IS for March, Al
for February, and ss for January
a gain Of ~ per cent"
These figures cover reports from
81 states and the District Of Columbia
and include the principle cities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
PENSACOLA WoMAN's CLUB
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.

The Pensacola Woman's Club viii
hold it's regular meeting on Wednesday
afternoon at 3.sO o'clock. at the Cham
Der OF Commerce auditorium. and as
the report Of the delegates who at
tended the convention Of Section One,
at Panama City will be presented, all
members are urged to attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
TARPON RESUMES RUN
AFTER WEEKS REST

After having been out of the service
for a week undergoing repairs on the
docks at Mobile, the ooastwiae steam
err Tarpon, vessel that has put in
more than 90 years of service and vet
carries a high rating, will resume her
regular run. She sails from Mobile
tonight at O'Clock for Pensacola and
points over on St, Andrews.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
RECORDER WILL HAVE
PLENTY WORK TODAY

This will be busy day for Record
er Morey. During Saturday night and
up until. yesterday afternoon some
thing over so arrests had been made.
These were mostly gamblers, but a
good many were charged with dis
orderly conduct, speeding, while others
had several separate charges opposite
their names on the blotter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
NEGRO WANTED IN SANTA
ROSA IS ARRESTED HERE

Wanted In Milton on a charge of OBJ
taInIng money frauduently, Ed Will
liams, colored, was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Hugh Raines early yes
terday morning. Sheriff Mitchell Of
Santa Rosa county came over yester-
day at noon by auto and got his pris-
oner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
MEETING B'NAI BIRTH
Ar PROGRESS CLUB.

This evening at 1880 o'clock the
B,nai Birth win meet at the Progress
Club. at which time Rabbi Iser Freund
and Leon Lishchkoff. who have re-
Gently returned from the national con-
vention Of /. o, B. B., viii make their
report.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
PARENTS TEACHERS
ASSN MEETS TONIGHT

The Parent Teachers association Of
the p. X. Yonge school viii meet To-
night at o'clock. This IS an impor-
tant meeting and all members are ur-
gently requested to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15

those who viii take part in a radio
concert. which Is being put on in New
Orleans by the New Orleans Times
PIcayune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-05-15
CLEVER STORY BY PENSACOLA
WOMAN WRITER,

Tho Writer'S Club Is developing
Pensacola talent In a most delightful
way, and recent story by Mrs. c. A.
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c. w. EeoART
FRANK K. SANCHEZ
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19

!
''Inchisoare spatioasa 81 lumi.
noasa' sustine ''viitoru1".
Probabil ca misionarnl liberia
a fost victima uHei Auzii optice
In reafitafe. inchisoarea are as
pcctrl unei spelnnci. Stunt catevs
odai in care sarnt bagati acllzatii
Aceste odai n 'au nici fereastra
la aer liber ci lumina intra prin.
tr'o singura fereastra, &C da in.
tr'm corridor. 81 in umezeala d
lipsa de scare, incMsorii, acu.
zatii stau capatand zilnic tot ma
accentuat pc fete cuicarea so.
franulni. Nam nici mese nici
scaune, ci stunt obligati sa stea
continuu pc paturile de fier, pen
trI care, de la I'M tinlp, Ii $ a per.
mis-, la cei ce aol avut posibilita.
tea. sd -si ada,ca rufarie de acassi
De altfel pentru orice ON, GU
putin lcAp,l este evident ca intr q
inchisoare destinata pentru are.
staff militari ocazionali, 81 pentru
cateva zile, nu poate incapea de
cat prin vointa baionctefor, 20o
de communist.
Moi am invita- n,lIfai pentru
cateva zile pc naisionarul liberal
care s'a entuziasmat de rcgimul
|detinutlor, sa ia cafeaua 81 ii.
CARA 81 eventual partida de table
la inchisoarea militara.
S'ar reintoarce grabit la Capsa
&c Gu "mirosurile spetisaAtsi
Cele n de detinute, in majori.
tate studente 81 fete cu oarecare
cultura, sunt tOate ingramadite
intro singurt odaie, care afard
de paturi, mai are singura mo-
bila.
Este vOrba de hardaul, in care
acuzatele sunt coldamnate, d.
oarece nu Ii Sc da vote sd Sc duca
afara. sa-si faca anumite necesi
|tati fiziolOgice. Deci stunt tinute
in cea mai murdara infectie, CT
dezastruoase urmari asnpra mo-
ralului 81 sanatatei lor.
Nu stim prin ce fenomen 81 mic
mi cunoastem competinta gastro
monica a acelora, carl au aduE
mecat ''mirosurile apetisante" dt
la inchisOare...
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
kUvEL
De I. stAvfT*)

care Sar8cenii O. IfnMfesc 'bisefi.
ca'.. Ce sa fie asta? Este gra
mazda de gro,i bdtrani, pusi uni
peste altii in chip De pere$i. In
vremile batrane, eandva, nu sc
site cand, acest fei de peteti Sc
affair GU partea dtidfn s,ls pri.
Wind tocmai spre Ger; acufA f1isi
nici asia l4u sc site de cand, ei Sc
AHA in sup1sa plecafe srre acea
parte, care avea sd pima lUcul
nnui turn. - Asia - per1trn cd
stafpif din fata, find putreziti de
cand a batut vantni eel mare, -
S 'au plecat spre r6bdatorul pH.
mant tragahl cu sine intreaga al
catuiala. Asa 81 rarnas apoi
find biserica, cef putin in Sara
ceni, IN luctu de rtisos.
Popaf Sc zice, cd nd sat fars
de popa. Pc semire, cinr-a fscu'
|zicala asta ma stiut de. Sarscenf
[Saracfnii cra,i ufr Aat fxra fy0pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
CU fLOk1 Ia f1IltKfE =
Gu FLORI IN SUFLET. /.
Asa ati VENT la Drastic.

Rasunau strazile de cantecul
vessel 81 puternic al sufletnlut
vostru. Fiecare att cantat, caci fif
care avetA nemarginita dragosta
de tara. Asa aveti cum mosii s.
stramosii riostri: buna. iertatoare
81 pururi gaia de jertfa..
Vol, dragi frati, flacai voinici
de la safe, aparati onoarea 81
cinstea terri. In mantle voastre
zace sOarta satelOr 81 Oraselor
nOastre, - a terri nOua tuturol
prea scumpa. In manile> voastre
este samanta de grau curat sa-
n,anta cand pfugul razboiului Sc
va porni candva = cine site
cand = la hotar, vol vcti sa-
mana in deplina mandrie 81 ma
retie nationala l..
In ranita pc care yeti imbra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19

Ce fac insa oamenii lenesi,
oalnenil, care nu-si dau nici ST.
linta, care nici mana nu si-o III
tind, ca sa ia darul? Stunt paca-
tosi! caci nu numai dorinte avem,
ci 81 pofte trupesti. Poftele Gel"
curate sunt date omului. ca sd le
astampere prin rodul muncii: do
'rinte ii sunt date in sufht, ca sa
'cuprmda hume 81 Dumnezeu in
si-l1e 81 fericit sa lie priveasca.
Lncrarea este dar legea firii O.
menesti, 81 cine M lucreaza greu
,pacatnieste.
D,lpa acesfe parintefe arafat
cur vorbe. care dau gandirilor
chip vietlitor. eat este de tica-
loasa viata mni ON peritor de
foamc.. 81 a dat credinciosilor sal
sfatnri zamislite I'M mintea hui in
tefeapfa, cum Ell ar trebni sd
lucreze in primavara, in vara, in
toamna 81 in iarna.
Oamenii au ascnltat; in fetele
lor era scrisa vorba parintelui.
cara mergand spre casa, eli vor-
beau l1umai despre ceea ce auzi-
|sera, 81 fiecare Sc simtia Gu un
ON mai mutt de cat pana acuma
Fran poate multi 81 de aceia, care
lasteptau. nnnlai sa treaca sfanta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19

Ganduf bun Sc inmulteste cuprin-
zand loc in mai multe suflete, 81
cine-l are 81 poarta, mai ales a
tunci, daca il pretueste, Sc bu-
''cura, cand vede a-si face cale m
ilume. Parintele Trandafir Sc sim
| tia norocit infr 'acea ri. Nici odata
Eel n'a fost ascultat cu luare a
|, minte ca astadata. Parea ca Ga
menii aceia ascnltas ceea ce stu,
Ldar nn stiu bine. Sill sorbeau vor-
Ebele cu atata sete. incat parea
Ec ar vol sal scoata suffetul. CA
mai usor sa caieaga din .el invata
ftma.
S'a citit i'm ziua aceea evanghe-
lila asupra fiului ratacit. Parintele
[Trandafir a arafat, cum Dunno
Fzeu, in nesfarsita lui iubire dc
[oameni, Ia facut pc ON spre feri-
Ecire. Find omul in lume, Dumne-
lieu vOeSte, ca el sa simta toare
lplaceriIe curate ale vietii, pentru-
Lea numai asa ,poate sd iubeasca
Isl sd faca bine intr 'ansa. OmuA,
lcare din vina sa orr in urma altor
limfamplari simte numai amar 81
Inecazuri intr 'asta lume, nu poate
Eiubi viata, 81 neiubind-o, dispre-
sstuieste in chip pacatos acest malt
ldar Dnmnezeesc.
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|, Adeca = era sat Gu pupa, = MA
mai cd popa Tor totdeauna era
Epupa fara sat. Tn lucru singur in
fcfuT hi CIT Sa'racenii astia. Mai ca
ma fost inca popa, care sa fl stat
mai mutt de cat trei zile in Sara
ceni: intr una vine, intr alta ra-
nfane, lar in a treia Sc duce.
|Catf popi vinovati toti au trecut
furin Saraceni, 81 care a stat mai
fnulfa vreme aici s'a curatit dc
Fpacate.
lar'acurna parintele Trandafir
ajunsese la acest canon de pocain-
ia. Ell mn mai putea sd astepte Cd
Iva face ca aftii, sd vina ri, sd
fstea alta 81 sa Sc duca in treia
fStia Cd s'a pus prea rau Ia pro.
FtopOp, pentru ca sa poata crede
Ica-I va trirfite in alt sat. Eara
far de sat nu putea sa ramana
ltPOpa' far de sat: roata far dc
|car, jug far de boi, caciul.a pusa
| I1ftr 'nn varf de par. Isl puse dan
de gand, ca so lee precum i-st
face, Sd faca din nevoe drag 81 81
stea Bucuros in Saraceni. Era III
sat eel putin de hume: nimeni nj
Iputea zice 'ca e popa far d
[sats'. 81 'adevar, mai potrivi1
Fsat nici Gu bobii nu s'ar Fl putin
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gasi. Traista popei sc potrivea cu
praguf poporenlor.
Char de la incepMt parintele
'Trandafir a inteles m lucru: cum
Cd in Bptncani era mai binc decat
in Saraceni. Oameiiii aveau cate
rceva: cara de unda este, poti lua,
In Saraceni Insa toate intuetoriilc
'erau de Tenn. 81 apoi parintele
'judeca: popa face freaba satului,
cara satul sd ingrijedsca de fraista
.popii.
Multa vreme ma frecut pana
lce parintele inccput sa prinda
incredintarca. Cd cu desavarsire
prosti n'au fost oamenii, care All
l,inceput eli pomehile 81 GU ospe-
'tefe. Este un lucrt folositor, -
zicea ell, - cand oamenii Sc aduna
spre sc mangaia 81 veseli I'M
preuna. Char Mantlitorul in
ceput Gu pomenile 81 GU nunta dc
Ia Cana Galileii's. Asa gandea
acum parintele Trandafir; dar in
ESaraceni nu erau nici pomeni, nici
[ospete.
'Un lucru! = Isl Else parintele
mai in urma. In satul sarac
popa nici spice n'are de unde Gu
|fege. Cata vreme vor Fl Saracenii
lenesi, ei vor ramanea Siraci 81 eu
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Cincinnsei, O.
Consilier Judiciar
COKNELIU 2. KEISER
Tel. Bell, Main 326
| 3l2 Wick Bldx. YOUNGSTOWN.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
CUM TRAESC COMUNISTu
IN DEALUL SpfKEI?
Oficiosul vintilist minte
Gu cinism.
Cum Sc aeofd& vizitele. - "Har.
daur' traditional 81 mirosurile
''apetisante". Inchisoarea spe.
lunca. = Cum sunt hraniti deti.
nUtii? = Cateva date interesante
Imbracamintea zdrentuita.

Ziarul "Viitorul" i'm numaru
sau de .Joi, Sc face avocatul zbir;
Tor din DealulsSpirei = aratand
ca Ia inchisoarea milifara coniu
nistii stau pc roZe imbatati dt
"miroslrile apvtisante" reznlta
tul celor mai perfectionate mil
IDace ale artei culinare.
Faptul este explicabil prin in
rudirea sufleteasca existenta in
fire autorul crimelor de la 13 De
ccnfbrie = 81 agentii de paza dc
In ihchisOare. TO-.
In randurile de mai jos, Won
arata adevaratul tratament al a.
euzatilor din Dealul Spirei = fan
te contrOlabile oricand.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19

Oamcnii de buna-credinta stu
cd multi timp in cursul acestui
process - acllzatii an fost izola ii
ell totul, rcfuzandu-li-se orice DO.
sibilitate de proteste, ale aparar;i
81 ale presei,- dupa greva foamei
jertfa impnsa zatilor de
nmilitoafele Easuri represive lua-
te de comandamentul militar -
s'a acordat, in fine, dreptul VIII
telOr. lnsa 81 asa cum acest
'drept" eXista, ell este aproape
iluzoriu = 81 consfatuirile acuza.
tilor cu avocatii aproape imposi-
bile. Anume: apararea are drep.
tul sd vniteze inchisoarea intre
orele 2 81 jun. 4 d. a.
Sedinta Sc suspenda de obiceiu
lntre 1-2 Deci avocatii abba au
timpul material sd manance 81 sS
sc reintoarca. Ajunsi la poarta
inchisorii = I'm soldat inregi.
StreaZa numele - silabisand fie.
care litera 81 scriind un hume in
10 minute. Apoi avocatul este
trecut din soldat in soldat = ca.
,rora Sc legitimeaza succesiv. In
fine este prezentat ordonantei
d-lui sub-locOtenent de servicii.
Acesta sta vre-O zece minute ii
odaia sub-locotenentului respec
tiv. 81 apoi revine anuntand cd.
a trecut ora vizitei.
Gu ceasul in mana, avocatul pa
tlmnde in odaia sublocotenentuM
- care doarme dus. II desteapta
= Mai aveti cinci minute, die
avocat, declara sub-locotenen
tul scotland lene ceasul de sui
perna.