davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-09-28
How Reconcile?

Mrs Antoinette Funk's
Tor Senator Kendrick would be more
h~5nvinciug II the duet now being
sung in the southern part Of the state
were in closer harmony. or has Mrs.
Funk-successively. Republican. Pro-
sressive. Democrat = changed her
views aEain2
Senator Kendrick not only voted
for the tariff asil: he has boas.ci OF II.
aud aopenis for election in = Republi-
en- state on that very ground.
Now harkcn to Mrs. Funk as she.
over her own signature. speaks her
mind in the Congressional Digest OF
August. 1929;
NO people are more concerned
over the cost OF living thar women
ard the meaning OF the tariff bill now
In congress has dawned upon them.
Again they arc Indebted to the press
for telling them the truth about It,
and they are Indebted 10 the Demo
cratic party for throwing light on
this NEE r compared with which
the malodorous Payne-Aldrich bill is
an innocent lamb
There you have 1.-THE fantastic In
consistency Of the Democrat to call II
by no harsher name. 1T wes quite
right for Senator Kendrick. a Demo-
crat, to vote for THE super-ma.odo.
rous Republican tariff" but all
wrong In fact. a wicked conspiracy
against the housewife for Republicans
TO do so.
That is tynical OF the Democrats.
Anything right for a Democrat; every
thing wrong for a Republican, The
Republicans, we are told by Hendricks
press agents, have failed m~iserab!y;
done nothing. Yet Senator Kendrick
boasts of having supported Republi.
CT n measures. He would take all the
glory. non OF the blame.
In other words. senator Kendriek
is out for the votes regardless. Con-
sistency be hanged!
What do Democrats care for conSs-
tency anyway? 1t cramps their
style.
, 1922-09-28
More Zone TnIk

A FRIEND writing The Tribune on the zoning
u question takes us to task for failure to include
grocery stores and cheap apartment houses within
the zone of residence districts. 1t was not The Tri-
bune's intention to give a complete catalogue of
things that might be found Objectionable in a strict
" residential section. The whole object Of coming
is to exclude things not properly a part of a zone
set aside for any special purpose.
Our friend advises that winter will cure any
lurking fancy for two-story dwellings as we'll as
objection to an unusual number of homes of the
bungalow type. Possibly SO. but the reference to
~two-story homes was more in connection with the
ideal and special section proposed as a high class
and permanent residential section for expensive
homes. 1t was not objection to any special type of
houe, for we have none, it was rather urging upon
those who can afford expensive homes TO build
them and make of Casper a home city a permanent
place to live for generations and a place in which to
take pride and show 10 visitors and those seeking
investments and homes among US, that we are here
to stay and are anchored in the midst Of beauty and
comfort.
Our friendly writer gives US another piece of
sage and timely advice, TO boost for the poor man
and lei the capitalist take care of himself Since
, 1922-09-28
Something Omitted

CAREFUL READING of the Democratic state
" platform fails to disclose that timehonored.
that traditional phrase, "we reaffirm the princi-
pies of the Democratic party which has occupied
since the days of the late Thomas Jefferson.
To have thus publicly "reaffairmed," would not
have dovetailed with Mr.. Hendricks campaign for
votes on his record of Republicanism, nor with his
acceptance of an endorsement by the Non-Partisan
League.
The only thing natural about the Democratic
document for 1922 is its general bellyaching
about the slowness of the Republicans IN pulling
the ship of state off the rocks, upon which it was
cast by the Incompetence of its late Democratic
crew.
, 1922-09-28
Keeping the Faith

STEADILY carrying out her part of the agree
~ ments reached at the Washington ornaments
conference Japan is keeping faith. The evacuation
of Siberia by Japan is now under way, and it will
not be long before that menace to world peace will
have been removed. The arrangements drawn up at
Washington and their practical application should
serve as an object lesson to- Europe. The surrender
by Japan of the hold she had obtained in China
and Siberia was no easier for her than the sacrifice
of some of the cherished projects of European ma
lions would be TO them. But Japan consented to her
withdrawals in the interest of peace. Strikingly
similar situations are to be found in Europe today.
which should be treated in a similar fashion If
that course were adopted we would see . sncedy,
end TO much of the trouble that nov distracts the
old world.
, 1922-09-28
Echo

or sweet companions. mine, for
choice.
is Echo Of the .dulcet voice
carols rounds and glees with me
And thoroughly agrees with me.
And though she takes this final word,
As ladies viii, I've never heard
Her claim undue priority
Or pirate without authority.
Among the hills the pleasant mink
a custom which. methinks,
All flappers should be broken to-
She only speaks when spoken 10.
Arthur Guiterman.
, 1922-09-28
Driving

Before NY car ths bright Leaves
scud
And the road winds on and on and
on.
sanch M ID dog. with his ears
back-b,svn
Leans far cut. Der a hill we'vs
Ncwnf
oh, never a cloud - the wide blue
SKY
Can feel 50 fleet. 90 free ~ Il
Saneh harris and yeiDs spite he rush
OF the wind.
I pity the folk We leave behind.
GLADYS HUss BANG.
, 1922-09-28
The Casper Tribune's Program

A complete and scientific 1onius syster, for the
city OF Casper
A comprehensive municipal and scaooi recreation
park system, including swimming pools for the chi
dren Of Casper.
Completion OF the established Scenic Route bOule-
ward as planned by the county commissioner. 10
Garden Creek Falls and return.
Better roads for Natrona county and more highways
sor Wyoming.
More equitable freight rates for shippers OF the
Rocky MountEin region. and more frequent train
service FOR Casper.
, 1922-09-28

Il happily ehforcss the lessen that
intelligence and zeal must go toseth.
er. that discipline must accompany
emotions and that we must ultimately
rely upon enlightened oDinion-
Charles Evans Hughes.
, 1922-09-28
Present Endeavor

This flag means more than associ-
alton and reward. Tt is the symbol
Of our national unity. our national en-
deavor national aspiration. 1t
tells you OF the struggle for ~independ-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06

the annual supper for the canvassers
who are 10 make the canvass for cur
rent expenses and beneyolences next
Sunday afternoon.
Saturday evening the Darcy Duo
will provide the last Of the course o,
Saturday evening entertainments
The entertainments consists OF yocai
music by Marguerite Mulholland, o
soprano Of rare ability and an eX-
cellent pianist: and reading by + sic
Beebe In addition to reading, Miss
Beebe p avs the piano, guitar, ukelee
and xylophone This mum ar is GOV.
cred by the season ticket
The first of the union loaten serv-
ice by the Baptist, -Cca ssesational.
and Methodist churches will be held
next Sunday evening ct the Metho.
dist church, Rev. ]. A. Perry deliver
Ing the sermon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Bill is coming. Bill Who? why
Dollar Bill, on Wednesday, March
18th. sits
Mrs. William Hamilton Of Newheld
n. y, has been called home by the
illness of her father.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
tering of all kinds neatly done at j.
G, Jensen & Co., Merchant Tailors
DR.. Fanny f. Shuts, osteopathic
physician will be at 500 Main street,
Tuesday and Friday afternoons. Tel.
412-W.
Who is BIZ? Why Dollar Bill. He
will be in town on Wednesday March
18th. sits
The MBsion Workers of the Sec
end Congregational church will meet
Tuesday evening at 1880 with Miss
jeanette Perkins of Pleasant street
That dinner party will not be a
success unless the "top-off' is right
TO guarantee the desserts delight
use Bakers Certified Flayoring FIX.
tracts.
There will be a meeting of the
American Legion auxiliary Monday
evening at o'clock at the Welfare
rooms All ladies are urged to be
present There will be a social time
after the business meeting. 4Stf
Auction.-One bay work team, one
pair double harness, one Watson wag
on, and one lumber wagon, being a
portion Of the estate of the late
Henry Campbell Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock on the fourteenth 81
March at Harry Greenberg's, 1914
River street Terms cash. John G
Huntington, auctioneer.
Apropos Of the opera, you should
certainly hear the new comedy Vo.
cation record Cohen Takes His
Friend to The Opera They couldn't
understand why, If the one they
heard was called Carmen" It wasn't
written by conductors and motor
men! This and all the other new re-
leases cannot fail to entertain you.
The Vocation Record list for March
is as breezy and inspirational as the
March winds themselves. Home Fur
niture Co, 525 Main st. Bennington
VT 50t2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06
WARNINGS!

The inhabitants OF the Town OF
Bennington, qualified by law to vote
In town meeting, are hereby notified
and warned 10 meet in Library hall
in said town on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of March, 1922, at nine o'clock in the
forenoon to transact the following
business:
/ To see Whether the town will
vote to empower and authorize the
selectmen to appoint one or two road
commissioners. whether the town
will vote to elect enc or two road
commissioners.
>. To see If The town will vote TO
elect one library Trustee
3. To see il the town VIII vote to
elect lister to serve one year in
addition to the lister to be elected
at said meeting for the town of three
years.
4, (a) To see If the town will
vote to elect a second constable. %
To see how many grand jurors the
town will vote to EJECT for the year
ensuing (c) To see IL the town will
vote to elect Q collector OF taxes.
cd To see if the town will vote to
elect a tree warden
5, To elect all town officers, in
GLIDING the officers OF the Town
School District.
G. To see i. the town will vote
to authorize and direct the select
men to pay the salary and expenses
of a local health officer.
T. To hear reports of the town Of
licers.
8. To see what sum, IL any. and
not less than one hundred dollars
nor more than one thousand dollars.
m excess of the amount Of the high.
way taxes now required by law, the
town will vote to appropriate to be
expended for the permanent improve.
ment OF its highways in accordance
with the provisions Of Chapter 172 Of
the Public Statutes OF Vermont, and
amendments thereto.
9, To see what, il any, sum the
town will vote to appropriate for the
improvement of the main highway
leading from the east line OF tho vii.
lage Of Bennington to the west line
OF the Town of Woodford.
10, To see what, il any sum- the
town will vote to appropriate from
It's general fund for the purpose Of
maintaining the highways of the town
for the purpose of cooperating with
or securing the benefits of the state
patrol system for patrolling and
maintaining selected roads.
II. To see II the town will vote
to appropriate the sum Of two hun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Monday evening the Ladies' Aid
society will hold the regular business
meeting All members should be
present. The place is the social
room OF the church and the time 1870
The class.meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at 1880. All are in.
vited
Mrs. f. A. Booth will entertain
Circle No Of the Ladies Aid socie-
ty at the church Wednesday after
noon from to 5 O'Clock.
Thursday evening the minister viii
have charge Of the mid.week service
Topic for discussion Ezekiel, the
Churchman"
The Junior League viii meet Thurs
day after school in the church. All
young people from to 10 years are
urged to be present
Prof Long vii meet WITH the choir
for weekly rehearsal Friday even.
ing.
Friday evening at $50 will be held
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06

dred dollars to be used in conjunc-
ton with outside funds, towards the
application of calcium chloride or oil
to selected Highway No One
-. To see whist sums are neces-
sary to be raised for the following
purposes Wis: for the laying out,
maintaining and repairing the high
ways Of the town and for the pay
meut of a state highway tax; for
maintaining the schools and school
houses, and for the school purposes
OF the town and Tor the payment Of
state schoo. tax. for the payment Of
any Indebtedness and interest there.
on; the support Of the poor; for the
maintenance of bridges and of
winter or snow roads; for TIE prose.
cution and defense Of the common
rights and interests OF the inhab.
tants Of the town for the other
necessary and inc dental current
town expenses; and the payment OF
a state tax, ono being required by
law; and to vote a tax upon the
Grand List of the town for the pay.
ment thereof
-13, To see if the town will vote to
install q uniform system Of public
accounting as recommended By the
officials appointed by the Governor
under one hundred and nine o. the
acts OF 1915.
II. To see If the town VIII vote to
have medical inspection OF tie
schools of the town.
Is. To see what sum, If any tho
town will appropriate for the plant.
ing and protection Of shade trees.
pursuant to the provisions of No. Is
Of the Acts OF 1904, entitled, AN
Act to Provide for the Protection o:
Shade Trees"
16. To determine at what time
the tax bills shall be delivered to
the treasurer of the town for collec.
ton.
II. To see if the listers for 1922
shall be paid for their services Sep.
TENDER LIST, next, and what sum per
day shall be paid to the town officers;
the town clerk, and the board of civil
authority for their services for the
coming year.
49, To see what sum, II any the
town will vote in aid o., or for the
purpose of maintaining a public H..
brary or Libraries therein and also to
determine how the same shall be dis
tributed.
49, To sec what sum, II any, tho
town will vote toward the expense Of
observing Decoration or Memorial
Day.
20. To see if the Town School
District will vote to pay higher rate
of tuition than $50 per school year
per pupil for the High School in.
struction which it furnishes its ad.
yanced pupils as required by law
and if it SO votes to fix said rate.
p, To see il the Town will vote
to instruct the Sc ectmen to install
electric lights ON the highway in said
Town from the Village limits at the
Brooklyn Bridge, so.caIled, northerly
to the foot of Claybed Hill, so.called.
%. To see If the Town will vote
to exempt from taxation the manu-.
featuring establishment OF the Tryon
Mills OF Vermont, Inc and such ma
ohinery'as is necessary for use in
the business and the capital and per.
Gonal property used IN such business
and to fix a period not exceeding ten
years from the commencement of
business during which said exemp.
ton shall continue.
%. To see If the Town will vote
to exempt from taxation or period
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-06

not exceeding ten years, and to an
amount not exceeding ten thousand
dollars, the real estate OF the For
rosters Of America.
a. To transact any other bust
ness found necessary when met.
Dated at Bennington, VT, this 21st
day of February, 1922.
F. NJ. THOMPSON,
w. r. WHITE,
j. o. BURT,
Selectmen of the Town of Benning.
ton
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-29
Domnilor de Ia xiar,

Va rog sd ma scuzati, ca, vezi,
eu nu sunt asa invatat ca altii.
Am fost ON sarac 81 sunt 81 acum,
iaca, un ON muncitOr. dar cu cre-
dinta 81 cunOsc ce bine 81 ce e
ran. Cetesc mereu ziarul nostru
eel frumos 81 adevarat romanesc
care prin munca noastra l'am
castigat 81 acum vad ca au VENT
niste ,golani de pan Romania 81
nil stropesc en- murdarie de a
lor. Sa lie fie rusine, mahalale
urite ce sunt Ell. daca nu lie este
frica, ca au noroc ca sunt batran,
dara sa fin tinar pr cum am fost
'odata las face Ell de STAR pierde
urmele de prin Detroit, ca pana
nu venii golanii astia am fost
linistiti 81 am avut buna inte-
legere in ,societatea noastra
'Desteapta-te 'Romane", dara
acum sd alege mimic de ca precum
81 de munca noastra 81 ne facem
de ur; ell celelalte societati
Dara moi eel batrani nu avem &C
face ca au ajuns III tineri la pu,
tere 81 ii ametesc de cap golanii,
Cd i-au adns iiecuratul din tOate
partile aici i'm Detroit de par cd
au fost intplesi.
j A VENT 81 ala Gu lauta lui dc
lea horit TN tinlp 81 acu Fan ales
redactor de lie scrie toate porca
rifle 81 vorbele tiganesti. Eu dt
cum | am vazut am zis: asta I
lautar de care canta la gOlani pir
beciuri in Bucuresti. ca pana nj
a veni acest scapatat moi ne-am
fost intales frrmos ell parintel'
ca sd ne adunam copiii la hala $
sa nil lnvetc limba noastra G,
sa NO perdem. A fost bun 5
mnltamitor parintele Branutiu 5
ne-a fagaduit ca bun voit0r l;
aceasta propunere 81 ell drag ],
da la prnncii nostri invaHtur;
90 Ba1aS
.tbma. Tocmai atunci adus 4
. din balta pc cocostircul bucures
tlului 81 ne-a stricat tot rostul $
! la scoala 81 la societate.
4 Gu cuvintele astea va z1c 81
traiti 81 sd traeasca 81 functio
[narii nostri de la scumpa noastri
uniune 81 sd supnie sub picioarel
lor pc toti tiganii 81 dusmani
nostri. ~
j Niculae Stan.
Detroit, Michigan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-29

Paris. - Frants s'a decis def.
'nitiv .asspra tinerei Hnei confe,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-29

Comma Acklavick este statia
lie poSta ce zace mai la nOrd. Ea
este -situata langa riul Mackenzie.
'Posta este dusa, timp de doua
luni, GU vaporul, lar in restul anu.
lui cu niste sanii 'trase de cani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-29

rintc Ia Vcnetia pentru aplanarcG
neintelegeriaora dintre aGrecia a
Turcia.
Madrid. Cabinctnl p0rtns
ghez e amenintat GU caderea din
cauza unri crizc financiare. Mi
nistrii zic ca incercarile lor de
'munca cinstita an fost blocate de
Esanumiti inamici politici, dintre
earl uni Isl due opera de distru-
gere i'm parliament 81 altii pc din.
afara.
Moscova. - Primul pas i'm res
tabilirea dreptului de mostenire
la proprietatii personale s'a facut
acum. cand guvernul pregateste
nn decret. prin care sa dea fie.
carui moStpnitor maximul dc
$4,000 dintr'o avere. oricat de
mare ar fl. ca, lar restul sa treaca
la stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-29
Ara

de: Giovanni Papini.
Vol nu stiti cat de frumoasa
este sapa. NJ puteti sti, vol ora
senior, cat de ,frumoasa poate
ii 0 sapa.
0 simpla sapa de camp, ade-
varata sapa in cele doua maini
ale taranului, . 4ap6 .aieves, ra-
tzimata de ,pietsele sidului, langa
usa easel plpgarului.
Q bucata de lemn introdnsa
intro bucata de fier. o biata 1e
.lemn, simpla prajins de lesnn
aspru, tare, de lsran cum ,se esde.
@ bucata de lepln ! seii,ia ataiat, ne
tezit, subtiat de txigul secursi.
Necuratit, nelustrnit cete dopa
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Ilu;DRi|l14)b|

Stockholm. = Saptamana a.
ceasta poporul suedez va vota
prin referendum asrlpra chester
daca sd Sc opreasca sau nu fabri-
carea 81 vinderea bcuturilor in
tara.
Viena. - Azi s "A desmintit in
mod Official svonul ca Austria ar
fl facut o atlanta cu Cciloslo-
vacia.
Havrc. lfniunile lmuncito-
resti din Havre an declarat Q
greva de "a de ore ca drept act
de sinrpatie pentru grevistii me
talnrgisti.
BudapeSta. I'm cateva lOca
iitati de langa .granita dintrt
lUngaria 81 Romania s'au ivit ma
Imnltc cazuri de hOlera.
Riga. Guvernul sovietelol
anunta ca Latvia, Estonia 81 Fin
landa au acceptat invitatia de &
veni la Moscova pentru confe
rinta priyitcare la chestia desar
marei.
| Paris. - Senatorul Henri d
.Jouvcnal, direct0rul ziarului l.
Matin, a fost numit reprezentan
tul Frantei in Liga Natiunilor il
locnl d-lui Rene VWiani, care |
demisionat.
| Budapesta. San luat masur
militare pentru apararea tarii il
cazul ca, dnpa cum circnla nnel
svOnuri, Austria ar Fl 1ntrat il
grupul Micei Antante, Gu scopu
de a-si anexa Ungaria.
= -
] Asociatiunea Internationala
IJuristilor, intrunita aici in sesiu
ne. este in favoarea stabilirei unu
tribunal international, care $;
Ijudece crimele de razboiu sa,
orice crima care ar provoca raz
iboiu.
! Londra. @ depese TRIMS;
catre zisrul Times -anuuta c;
ifostul Kaiser al Germsniei s.,
!; logodit Gu vSduva unni aristo
crat German. Sc rice Cd femei,
aceasta face psrte dintr'o fani
Lie Gu titlu de Aenoblefe.
= = =
Paris. - Frants s'a decis def
tnitiv sasspra tinerei Hnei 'confe
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maini ale sSpatorului, cele dona
maini inafosate, abarcite, dnas-
Cprite, batatorite. III vor da, ii de
ri, lucrul lucrurilor vechi, lumina
|1nuncii, care invinge murdaria
sudorii 81 carnif.
O tbucata de ficr, biata bu-
cata de fier pc care focul 81 apa
indoit-o STA redus-o in spelun',
ca idomestiea "A faurului Sde-o jus
matate de veac. @ aspra bucata
de fier care fost moale ca alu,,
atul, ca 81 branza abba pusa i'm
lburduf. Q bncatica de metal ne.
CRU, pc care faurul il facuse rosu
in foe 81 pc care tarannl il face
sa straluceasca la SCARE ca ar.
gintul.
Oar vol nu puteti sti, nu putcti
vedea, orascnilor. eat de frumoasa
G sapa. Q mare sapa de argint
in cele doua maini ale taranului,
care sfarma pietrcle ascunse, ciuh-
lteste radacinile batrane, farima
pamantul uscat, paid. secatuit de
secerisuri Sill face lar. ca prin
IMMUNE. negru.
i Sapa .nu are ncvoe de boi injn.
gait cum are splugal; -nu are ne.
voc de picior cum are harletul.
'ESapa nu -cere decat dOua maini
tari, doua maim noduroase. doua
Fmaini puternice, hotarite, consa-
crate, dona mami de acciasi Gu
loare ell pamantul, maini pc care
vinele les ca -niste radacini earl
J! serpuiesc pc suprafata gliei.
| Sapa. aceasta umealta omului,
lvenit din pamant, construita din.
tr'o bucata de fier, eli aiutornl
focului 81 al apei. sapa mosilor 81
a stramosilor 81 pc care mamele
| 81 fiicele o .poarta, cand lipsesc
j de acasa tatanii caci tatani
,ltrebue 'sa mai ealatoreasca prir
Hume 81 sa invinga rasboaele -
sapa, instrument al marei munc
necesare, al muncii eterne. a
muncii de stapanire a omului asu
lpra pamantnlui, al muncii car,
I i'm toatc zilele rasuna in campu
j rile eterne ale -pamantului.
i Impreuna cu sceptrul Regelui' 's
Gu carja Preotului, eli spad;
! Ostasului 81 ell condeiul Poetului
!, lea este vrednica de a fl venerat;
in genunchi, de a fl proslavita d,
glasul nostru.
4 Oar, vol nu veti sti niciodata
! nu veti putea nici cand ,sti, ora
senior, animalp ale zidurilor. ca
de frumoasa o sapa, = mare
/ sapa de argint s,tb aurul soarelui
i Din italieneste de: A. C.
~
Fl (Din "Glasul Satelor"). J.
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'UN tCUViNT CATRE
sxIBTNlaI.

Pentru nu stu catea CARA vim
iarasi, adus de alte principii de.
cat dorinta de ma plimba prin
locuri frumoase in mmunatul
d.voastra sat.
DE data aceasta m am apropiat
de 'dansul Gu oarecare teama.
Nh ca mas fl stiut ce oamcni
harnici 81 buni, muncitori 81 bu-
curosi de oaspeti, snnt aici. Oar.
iata de un timp incoace sunt unii
caressi fac placere ,sa raspan-
deasca nclncrcdere 81 dnsmanie
fntre Romanii carl sunteti DIV.
81 Romanii din mijlocul carora
vim ell. 81 era in teama mea 81 o
oarcecare sfiala.
De la cele dintaiu cuvinte
m am incredintat ca 81 aici ga
menii aceia fara socoteala, Isl
pierd vremea incercand sa inye.
nineze slifletele. Otrava scrisa
In a patruns in sufletele d-v0astra
curate. ST mintca d-voastra
dreapta site 81 faca osebife intre
cativa oameni Ia putere, 81 de
|aici ca,si de dincolo, carl au gre
sit 81 igresesc, 81 intre atata ro-
manime de peste munte care a
dat tot ce putut pentru ca All
sa finn impreuna, Romani liberi,
stapani in tara noastra.
Nourii vor trece, 81 e pacat sd
sc blastame cernl albastrn pcntru
ca Q clipa a 'tecut asupra SEMI
Fnului amenintarea lor. Gu -staru.
inta 81 rabdare Sc va face celia ce
'trufia 81 patiina pot nnmai sd
strice.
Acestea m'am tinut dator sd
vi le spun pentru Cd stiu ca sun,
teti dintre aceia carl asculta, in.
teaag 81 folesesc. IT. IoGga. /
lDin sfoaia 'Cuvantul Popor,l,,
=
lui" de Ia Saliste.)