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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

va astamparati foamea, cautand ca
tie un firicel. de iarba in parloaga
asia uscta 81 calcata de vite, cand
foarte usor att putea trece drumul
81 sa pasteti in lanul eel mare dc
.lucerna verde 81 frageda.
Auzindr-l vorbind asa. ollie Sc
.uitara nsdumeritte la ell, lar una
mai rasarita La intrebat:
- Cum sa intram moi i'm lucerna
celia, cand ciobanul nostru nu ne-a
lasat nici Odata sd ne apropiem
macar de lanul de care ne vorbesti
Tapul incepu radc draceste:
- Pal dece tineti vol seama dc
tot ce Va spune ciobanul? Or va
'temeti de el?..."
= Cum sa nu ne temem" -
behaira toate ollie la olalta. Cine
are ghioaga in mana MOI sau el %
Tapul eel raios Isl barlinga coada
81 ell vorbi cu glas umflat:
- ASA va trebuie daca va Ia
sati stapanite de cioban! Ce folos
.daca aveti un cioban !? Vol nu ira
geti della el nici un folos, pc cand
ciObanuI trage toate folOsele sta
.panindu-va. Las ca va mulge i'm
fiecare ri, dar Va la 81 lana din
spinare de doua orr pc an. Pc cand
daca att fl singure de capul vostru
nu var mai mccall nimeni 81 att
trai linistite in voia voastra. Nh
v ar mai opri nimeni sa intrati in
.lanurile verzi de .lucerna sau iri-
fol, nu att mai sta 1nchise in tarcul
stanei, 81 nici II att mai Fl tunse 81
.mulse cum sunteti! ... Ascultati-
ma pc mine!... Dati-l draculu de
cioban !. %
Ollie, de, ca ollie, all lasat pascu-
tut sd asculte cu luarea aminte Ia
vorbele raiosului. Atunci I'M berbec
nazdravan. esi din turma sill in
frllnta pc tapul eel raios. II infrun-
ia cn vorbele astea: ,,Vezi-ti dc
treaba raiosule!... Al VENT sd "a
pacesti turma cu vorbe insalatoare
Oar vOrbele berbecnlui eel eba-
tran, nu fura hate in seama. Ollie
j strigara snparate:
- Lasa-l pc tap sa vorbeasca.
'El ne vrea binele!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

!, Isl imprastia parul pomadat peste
crestetnl capnlni din care rasare,,
chelia souvenir tot della BUM
cu-su. Gu mnlta ingrijire alesesc
cararea la mijloc 81 scoase coltuI
batistei albe, de Olanda. della piep
! tul hainei, dupa ce-si aseza mai in
tai cu degetele cravata de culoare,
gusei porumbnlui. Trecu apoi ia
odaia Do alaturi.
Aici Bebe, doamna 81 duduia, IN
jurul mesei, luau ceaiul Copilul il
vazn in prag, sari de pc scaun
plin de bucnrie, GU manele intinse.
euprinzand in brate pc papaia.
Duduia Elisa, en- zambetul fer
mecator, in roche de toata fru-
musetea, dar simpla, fntreba !:
,.Mi-ai adus pianul
,,Se ntalege,' raspunse Conu
Stefanita. Della 0 vreme dumnealui
lasa copii singuri trecand in odaia,
din care venise impreuna ell doa-
nina. Duduia ramase citind.
Doamna cam indispusa fncepu :
= Viata aceastag 2 Sa- train in
doua odai,, asa cum le vezi. cu mo-
bile vechi, toioase intr 'un otel fara
covoare pc scarf, fara nici m lux,
Gu chelneri prosti.
- Dupa imprejurari. raspunse
Conu' Stefanita, admirand statura
malta sotiei sale, care avea in
mersul eli in miscari, in toata fiinta
ceva smuls din frumusesea antic;i.
- 1mprejurari!... t.. Lasa-ma. In
taleg in rasbOi sa snfere Gel micj
Fdeprinsi cu mizeria. dar MI moi.
FDeputat =. esti deputat. Imi vine
sa rad in hohote. Ce da tara unui
|repreZentat al Ell? Camerele aceste
sarbade; sa sufar in ele; mai bine
ramaneam la Bucuresti. Acolo ar
fl fOst bine nu ca aici, in exil.
Gear fl avut Nemt.i cu moi? Ma
erte dumnealor cu exagerari. Mem
iii sunt cult. Ii cunosc bine, doar
dol ami am stat la Berlin.
In casa noastra deschisa ar Fl
VENT ,vre-un general, vreun Won.
Omul de elita ramane totdeauna
de elita. Iti place drumul pride
gil? fatal. Eu inchisa ca in coli
vie, tn nevoit * te sacrifici,. Ia
sand averea 81 nnosia de isbeleste.
Gu doda milioane ale tale, fntaleg
nfinistru. Oar aSa... Mil de lei a;
asvarlit la alegeri pentru un scaum
in parliament. Ce tia adus Parla-
mentul? Sange pau, pentruca tot
deauna al fugit de fantoma de-
nocratiei? Ma strang de gat Gil
democratic lor. taranimea egala
cu moi. Ratacire. Draga Stefanita,
daca til la mine ca pana acum, te
rog sa parasim LASH cat mai curand
sa plecam la Paris, la Petrograd.
in Elevetia, unde fl numai aici
sa nu mai STAN. 81 esi.
Conu' Stefanita, ramasese pc
ganduri. Ii sunau i'm urechi vorbe-
le spuse pline de adevar. Avea drep
tate, mare dreptate, ca totdeauna
Doar din multe incurcaturi poll
tice Ia scapat, invitand politician
81 ministri in saloanele lor 81 dansa
prin gratiile ce le avea, prin felnl
de a disciita a zambi, cunoaste l.
nimile 81 starile sufletesti, reusisa
sa captive sa-si impue vointa 81 sa
scoata la lumina calitatile lui in
eat intreg judetal A. era condus
cum vroia doamna. h(Daca II ar fl
fost ca, hotarita. sal dea fntotdea-
una imbold, de multi lar Fl luat
valul politicei inainte dar asa a plu-
tit deasupra 81 cllvantu-i ascultat la
Bucuresti. O Bucurestii! Ce bine
era acolo... Palatll lui de pc strada
Cosma totdeauna cu portile des-
chise. Cupeurile La scara, lar saloa-
nele pline de lumina.
Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-20

i C0nu Stefanlta, della tataltl saN
mostenise sinful practic ell deose.
| bire ca daca batralinl era un ON
|-avar, care nu site emotiile vietii
Parisului, ci mbla totdeauna c,1
haine ponosite, GU paltonul cate
zece ami, 0 pantalonii largi 81 CHE
tele late in varf 81 din piele de vaca
din potriva el era omll modern
arbitrul elegantei.
Cunoscand in deajuns moravu-
rile acestei tari, a intrat in poll
tica fara nici un principiu, stiind
atat ca fiecare alegere Ia costat
mil de lei dar reusit.
Ce ri memorabilia fost aceea
cand a vorbit in Camera. M va
| uita-o. Sc discuta chestia agrara.
Entuziasmatii bateau campii, de-
|.magogii tipau din adancul plama-
nilor pentru popor.
Ell asa cum a fost toata viata.
lea spus: .,Dreptatele sa Sc des-
poaie proprietarul Gle mosia sa pen
|tru Sc Imparti satenilor? Pentruce
Sc ocrotesc ideile ratacite, dandn-
sc loc la anarhie9 Ell are patru mo-
sll, urmeaza sa parceleze lanurilc
la taranii prosti?
Pentru aceasta an muncit parintii
|lul, All economist, muncestet 81 ell
ca altii sa la de-a gata dreptul sau !?
Aceasta democratic? Oar de cind
IS a starnit vorba aceasta. de ,atunci
nu 81 mai ara romanul catare !:
isl bate joe la prasila, la cost. la
treerat, la carat, la toate. De cind
G llbertatea aceasta, toti tinerii de
snbprefecti, de 'doctori, bag fiSiluri
in capul satenilor. De atunci pri-
marul nu te mai asculta 81 taranii
sunt Obraznici; de cand pentru
orice bagatel. taranul are drept sa
ajmga cu procesul pana la casa
tit, sa ceara comisiuni peste conf
stunt, .sa tie ingineri hotarnici pc
moSie, sa lie arati hrisoavele. sd
masori fiecare palma de pamant.
sa sara plugarii cu toporul sa te
ncidA daca nu tie supui ca pc unde
arata eli p acolo hotarul
De cand toti feciorii de popa ST
al parintilor cu haine rupte in,
coate an ajuns studenti 81 colinda.
satele ell fel de fel de idei, de a.
tunci nu-i bine. Asa vorbit fara
vorbe pompoase, pc sleau 81 STA
gasit beleaua.
81 tot asa 81 ell razboiul. FL a
fost mpotriva gogoritei de Ideal
national Asemenea pagini de ma
tionalism lea 7nteles sd fie scrise
i'm manualale didactice. Ardealul :.
Oar cine Ia cunoscut9 Ell care a
calatorit toata Europa, vazitat
Erusalimul, piramidele Egiptului,
a asistat la vanatOare de lei, nici o.
data nh s'a oprit din curiozitate
la Alba lula, in Blaj 81 deodata
hodoronc-tronc sd luam Ardealul :.
De aceea ajuns tara la mar
ginea praparstiei avutul tuturora
pierdut 81 mosiile sale in maincIe
nemtilOr. &c bine era daca rama
neam in neutralltate. Asian tara
era bogata, nu-i ramaneau vagoa-
nele de grau in gari. aur risipit -
81 svaril tlgara enervat. ApOl deS-
chise usa, zicand: plecam
g
In trenul resesc ce ducea in spre
Odessa, Sc afaa /familia Conului
Stefanita, deputatul. Toti erau We
sell ca scapa Gle coltul acesta de
tara nefericita.
Conu Stefanita Sc uita pc ferea-
stra vagonului cum trenul trecea
Prutul, la Ungheni, Sc departeaza
de malnrile lui, fara nici un regret
ca Sc desparte de pamantul tarii
sale, Gu acela nunlai ca graul la
ramas i'm hambar, la CARA, 81 MI
Ia putut vinde nemtilor. :.
G0ucf GnhDu Rocnr;f,T
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VIZ NSuouPAu p 'uveAstu-A "SNssitAt ia
EBucuresti. 0 Bucurestii! Ce bine
era acolo... Palatul lui de pc strada
Cosma totdeauna cu portile des-
chise. Cupeurile La seara, lar saloa
nele pline de lumina.
/ Femeile treceaus ca lebedele pc
ape pc covoarele moi de Persia,
|cand veniau in vista. ST Conu Ste
fanita nh sc putu opri sa nn-si a.
.rnnce ochii in oglinda, privindu-si
|orisantema alba din butoniera.
Avea fata vesela a unui trai CHE
Iftnit, I'm obraz mereu ras, pudrat
Ecu falcile bucalate a omului care
Ina suferit niciodata. Prin fereas-
[tra sufletului sau nu patrunse nj
Iciodata poezia, ci era muritorul
prozaic care mananca bine bea bine
Sc ridica prin toate mijloacele vie
til fie ele cat de josnice. Era omul
plin de patima, care in drumu'
vietii -nu cruta mimic, dobora su
flete delicate care-i stateau in GALE
numai 81 numai 81 fnvinga el.
Asa a strains avere, asa Ia adu
nat-o 81 fatal lui, IN ON practic care
'nu putea suferi lranul plouat.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
Legion Cridnen
May Visit Georgia
District Department Plans to
Send Eleyen TO Atlanta
Next Month.

washington American Legion ath-
letes will have q chance to show
their wares in Atlapta early next
month. IL present plans to stage an
intersectional American Legion
football game in Atlanta, between
teams representing the District Of
Columbia department of the legion
and the State department of Geor-
gia. are carried out.
C. w. Swan, who staged the Amer
lean Legion meet at the Central
Stadium last spring. is arranging
the contest. and is on the lookout
for real football players who desire
to take the trip. He will take a
squad OF about twenty men to At
lanta. Tne game will be played
either Saturday, December 2. or
1s. Swan received n contract from
the Atlanta legionnaires yesterday.
and is only awaiting several addi-
tional men before signing for the
game.
There are many good football
players numbered among the men,
bers of the legion in Washington.
and q corking good aggregation
should be organised. Practice will
start about the middle Of next
week.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
Pinnlico Entries.

First Race-Catonsville Steeple-
chase: 4-year-o,ds and up; purse,
$4,000; two miles and a quarter:
Musty. 1872; Kettle. 1873; Lucky Find,
I4o; tcrest Hill. 40; overmatch,
$50. tTen pounds claimed for rider.
Second Race-Juvenile Handicap;
2-year-olds; purse. s1.74s.a4; six
furlongs: Blue Hawk. 11e; Bucado.
1os; Frank G. lo0; Flag Of Truce.
l14; Heeltaps. 100; tLuminist. 50:
Rudy. III. Sweetheart, lis: Silk
Tassel. III. Three pounds claimed
for rider.
Third Race-The Potomac; g.
year-olds and up; claiming; purse.
$.54s.34; six furlongs: Saddle and
Eoots, 1l3; 'Polythia. 114: 'Alex II,
1O5; Fifty-fifty. los; 'wraith, 1922;
Dexterous. los; Toll. 10: The
Almoner. 105; Doughnut. los:
'Plucky, 81. 'aRoyal Charlie. 100;
'aL'Efare. 100: Arrow of Gold, ia
'Brocklesby, 100: Apex. los; Good
Times, I1O: Sailing Along. 1o7. as
Louis entry.
Fourth Race-Cfaiming Handi.
cap; 3-year-olds and up; purse
sl.74s.34; one mile: amanda Hoey.
s5: Cromwell, 100; Catalan. 11o;
'Goaler. ll0: Harmonious. lo2. Ira
Wilson, 103. Knight of the Heather
1O7; Mayor House, 112; Mock
Orange. 100: Occidenta, ss; Sundial
I'd. los: Sweepy, 100: Hidden Jewel,
ITO; 'vitamin. IS: venizelos, lo2;
Charles ]. Craigmile. l06.
Fifth Race The Pimlico Fu-
turity Cup: 2-year-olds: one mile
RiaIto. lls; Martingale. 1872; Donges
rls; Ny own. l22. Sally's Alley. 1l6;
How Fair. 11s.
Sixth Race-The Bowie Handicap;
3-year -olds and up: $4,000 added
one and one-half miles: Paul Jones
10l: Exodus. 1l3: Exterminator
1870: Irish Kiss. 100; Medina. l04
Thimble. 1O4: Capt. Alcock. llo;
Oceanic. ll3; Mad Halter. l25.
Seventh Race Three-year-oIdi
and up: selling. purse. sl.54s.i5. on,
nile and one furlong: 'Nightboat
| ss: Tom McTaggart. lis: doctor
Jim. los; 'Dark Hill. 1l3: NORTH
| Wales. 1903; Balance Wheel, 10,
Jordan. lOl: War Victor. ll3: Rouen
l10: dolly c. 100; The Roll Call
i03: 'Gallivant. ll3: Betty ]. 1o2
king John. l13; 'Dissolute. 80:
Lads Love, los. One excluded.
Apprentice allowance of nv,
pounds claimed.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
TINY VILLA PROVES
HE'S A CHAMPION

NEW YORK. Nov. Sin less than
one minute. Pancho Villa. the tiny
'lyweisht champion of the United
states, convinced a doubling 6-foot
police sergeant that he was no i'm
poster. but real champion.
Villa was arrested in a traffic jam
or driving his nager's fIivver
without license. At the station,
Pancho. standing barely feet, and
weighing about 40 pounds, pro-
claimed himself not only a prize
Fighter. but a champion. The SER
Seant took him to the squad room.
produced the gloves and commenced.
They went three rounds. Eefore the
vas satisfied with the evidence.
aHvinE identified himself. Villa was
convicted and fined IS for violating
he traffic laws.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
Morse Demands Trial
Or Dismissal of Case

Charles w. Morse, indicted ship
builder, demanded yesterday in a
motion filed In Criminal Court No. 1
that District Attorney Peyton Cor
don present the charges of conspir-
acy and embezzlement to the court
for immediatetrial or else consent to
a dismissal of the charges for want
of prosecution.
Morse also declares that the Ship
ping Board has singled him out for
special persecution and he lays
stress on the alleged fact that the
government owes him about ss0,-
100000. The motion demanding an
immediate trial or a dismissal of the
charges will probably be argued
next Friday.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07

Wilson'S Message
Full Of Optimism

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. Nov. 6.
-on the eve of the election. Wood
row Wilson has sent a telegram
to the Democrats of Jefferson Coun-
~. w. Va, predicting that ''the
near future" will witness a tri-
umph of the Democratic party's
principles and purposes os behalf
Of country and mankind"
The message from the Jefferson
County Democrats has greatly
heartened me-" Mr. Wilson wired.
II share their confidence that the
near future will witness the tri,
umph o. our principles and Of our
PURPOSES on behalf Of the lcoun,
try and mankind, and rejoice that
l shai! have such comradeship in
the day CT triumph"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
3 rs 6sezzzasz s2g:';!sagz &!

! here that in the last three years of
play the scoring count stands as
follows:
Princeton-2s points.
Harvard-25 points.
This IL close enough. but 1t shows
Tiger supremacy by the margin of
four points.
After Six Years.
1t has now been six years since
Harvard has beaten a Princeton
team.
The last Tiger defeat came In
1915. at the hands and feet of q
Harvard team.
Small wonder Fisher and his staff
are not taking the coming Tiger
contest in any buoyant mood.
Roper may have lost Lourie.
Keck. Garrity. wittmer and Gilroy
from last years machine. out he
has turned out another that will
carry a lot of water against Har-
ward and Yale and make both play
all the football they have at hand.
Last year. for ono example. Prince
ton beat Harvard, Yale stopped
Princeton, and Harvard then beat
| Yale. No small part OF Princeton's
| stronger showing against the Grim
| son is due undoubtedly to the bet
ter condition of the Tiger team
for this game. Princeton is usu-
| ally fresh and ready for Harvard.
She Is also usually fairly well bat
tered and none too fresh agains.
| Yale. with the brief intervening
rest. In the same way, Yale is
stronger against Princeton than she
is against her ancient Cambridge
foe. for much tho same reason.
II Chicago had beaten Princeton
IS to s. as the score stood In the
fourth quarter, the blow might have
been far more damaging than de-
feat for that, one game. But for
a young team suddenly to find it.
self under heavy fire and to come
brilliantly from far behind means
quite another story. 1t means a
Tiger team that will invade Cam
bridge with the hope of victory
one that will always remember tha,
Cricago rally when the odds are
nedNy the otner way, ana 80 BtlCk
to the guns until the final shell
Is fired.
Princeton on Saturday will meet
the strongest Harvard team that
Nassau has tackled since 1915. But
this has been tough year in
football for both the gods and the
demigods. Those who cit upon the
throne are constantly feeling tc
see that their crowns are still. or
and not hanging over the left ear
No one Is safe against a team thai
can toss a pass or two at som,
critical moment Of battle. Ask Chi.
Icago-or Yale-of the Navy.
In spite OF her Chicago triumph
Princeton still faces an uphill fight
The odds are still the Crimson way
Eut 1t will re battle ard Har.
,ayd will reed her best to get by
for Princeton's IN. won't be ou:'
charged and the Tiger attack 4.
wiling to tal:e Il, share rhar"-s
Copyright. ls22.)
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
Soroptin,ist Club Plans
Installation December 5

Preparing the way for the official
Inauguration of the Soroptimist Club.
draft of the proposed constitution
was referred to a committee yester-
day at a meeting of members in the
City Club and final arrangements
were made for the installation ban
quet on Dece mber 5. The election
of officers will take place at a lunch
con to be held on November %.
The committee in charge of the
constitution Is composed of Mrs. Nina
c. Van Wrinkle. Miss Mabel Nelson
Thurston, Mis- Barnhart. DIR. Elnora
G. Folkmar. Mrs. Mary Wright John
son. Miss Caroline L. Lanman. Miss
Dora Palkin and Stuart Morrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-07
ACCUSES FATHER
OFKILLING MOTHER

MORRISTOwN. n. j., Nov. g.
John Andrews. 3S. denying that he
beat his wife to death with part of
an iron bedstead early today, was
placed under arrest by State Police
this afternoon.
Andrews said his wife had been
clubbed to death by some men IN
bushes outside his home. and that he
had carried her dead body into the
house.
John Andrews. jr., small son Of the
family. Is said to have told the State
police his father beat his mother TO
death after an alteration over
money. The State police say the boy
told them Andrews knocked Mrs.
Andrews down. and then dragged her
upstairs and hammered her to death
with an iron rod wrenched from a
bed