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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
MAYFIELD TO SPEAK
In CITY WEDNESDAY
Candidate for United States
Senate In Valley In Inter-
est Of Campaign
Especial to The Herald)

PHARR, Tex. Mar. 2l.-Earle B.
Mayfield. member of the Texas Rail-
road Commission and candidate for
the United States senate, is in the
Valley, making his headquarters at
Pharr.
Mr.. Mayfield plans to spend a
week campaigning in this section
He opened his campaign Saturday
night at Edinburg. where he address
ed large audience in the Hidalgo
county court house. Mr.. Mayfield
will observe the following speaking
schedule in the Valley:
Monday night. at McAllen.
Tuesday afternoon, Harlingen.
Tuesday night, San Benito.
Wednesday night. Brownsville.
Thursday night, Mercedes.
Friday morning, Falfurrias.
Friday afternoon. AlIc".
Friday night, Beeville.
Saturday Mr.. Mayfield will speak
at kennedy, karnes City and Flores
vile. The schedule at Falfurrias,
Alice. Beeville, Karnes City, Kennedy
and Floresville will be made by au-
tomobile. on Mr.. Mayfield's way back
to Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
WANTS CITY MANAGER
TO MUZZLE DOGS: HE
SAYS FILE COMPLAINT

A request NV send -gsai n m~n
out 'o a resiience district Ia Brewns-
Vile and mHrzle ail dogs I'm fh- rifin-
iiy was made tn City JaHnnilaHirrn~r
tiruDr this mnruiug
The complainant sAid that the dsxs
BOWED and annoyed hrr .i-~f. ahl thBt
the only lnEiral solution ut th+ matter
WIS ~ muzzlr the dog Mr. Grul.-
stated that the eity as n~t finanriasIv
equipped 1" rnndmrt a dnE Fn4EnlauE
campaign at ihi~ time. ewing Nv th~
large member WI eanin-s I'M Rruwn.Fili-.
the expense n nluxzles ard she l,ssulsar
eiuSivrness ~ fhe animals When maat-
one approached them wifh uhnt n--u4-
M Z" y" hu-inr- iAe int-Ht- Th- eniv
solution be- could offrr H. sahI was -
file complaint against thr daK~ er
their owners and have Fh~nH hrmmEhr
before THE t-Hrruratinn rs.art rhmrxrri
with Disturbing ths lr-srs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
GULF COAST LINES TAKES
LEAD IN CUTTING RATES
To The Herald:

To The Herald:
My attention has just been called Ia
an article in a recent issue in which Mr..
Mr.. j. r. Blanton is quoted as stating
that the reductions which have inst been
announced by the Gulf Coast Lines in
the rates on fuel oil in the Rio Grande
Valley come about A. the result the re-
cent order of the L. G. G. ordering the
reduction on fuel oil from north Texas
fields To interstate points.
This statement. attributed to. Mr..
Blanton. i an error. The order Of the
7. q. &. referred 10 had nothing what
ever to do with particular voluntary
reductions made by the Gulf Coast Lines
in rates on fuel oil which reductions
wore made by ~ a. a measure ~ relief
to shippers and customers in the terri
tory we have
Reductions We made have been under
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
new DICTIONARY
OFFER TO READERS
OF This PAPER
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Use Of Today's English at
Cost of Handling

A new dictionary, exclusively for our
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This dictionary, new in vocabulary,
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Continued or Page Two,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21

consideration for several weeks and were
announced by US prior Ia receipt of the
order of the |. G. &. referred to by
Mr. Blanton and in fact before we knew
anything about their having issued an
order in that ease.
The Gulf Coast Lines have lead in n
number Of general reductions that have
been made in freight rates during the
rast six months and in this particular
case the Gulf Coast Lines are given
credit over the state for these reduc-
tions
We are not seeking special conSidrra-
tion for putting the reductions into effect
and this statement is merely that the
public may have the correct information
J. A. BROWN.
General Freight Agent
Gulf Coast Lines
IIouston. Texas.
Mar. 20, 1922.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
ENTERTAINMENT TO
BE GIVEN THURSDAY
FORS. S.O.S.CAMPAICN

The ladies in charge of the entertain
ment to be given by the committee
named at, the Baptist. church meeting,
announced today that the program for
the event is about ready and will be
announced tomorrow. IL is to be staged
at the Dreamland theater, and the en-
tire proceeds will be for the benefit
OF the S. o. s. fund
II is announced that only one number
from the recent Country Club vaude-
vile will be staged again. the other
numbers on the program to be entirely
new. This number will be the "Beauti-
full Faces Chorus" with Miss Mary
Bertha Hicks and Mr.. George Desha in
the leading roles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
HUGHES DENIES
EXISTENCE OF
AN AGREEMENT
Hopes There Will Be No Fur
ther Aspersions on Honor
of u. 5. Delegates
tRv The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, d. C., Mar. 2l.-
Presentation in the senate today Of
a letter from Secretary Hughes, de-
nying flatly that an agreement ex-
lists for future British American CO
operation led today to another eff
fort by opponents of the four-power
treaty to send it back to the COM
mittee. The effort brought a warm
.e"ate.
Reiterating his denial made in a
former communication that any Sc
cret agreements existed with other
powers in connection with the arms
conference, Secretary Hughes wrote
today that he hoped to see no fur
ther aspersions upon the veracitv
and honor of the American dele
gates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
MRS. BOYER INJURED
SERIOUSLY MONDAY
in FALL ON SIDEWALK

While leaving the Methodist Church
yesterday afternoon about five o'clock
Mrs. X H. Boyer slipped and fen. re-
sulting in a fractured hip. Prompt med
icaI attention waS secured and Mrs.
Boyer j. reported 10 be resting easily
today.
Mrs. Boyer il tho mother of Mrs
Geo. :. Stell and makes her home with
Dr. and Mrs. Stell. Fears were felt for
her on account of her advanced age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
CORRIGAN, CHIEF In
LOCOMOTIVE DRIVERS
UNION, PASSES AWAY
rBv The Associated Press)

CLEvEI AND. Ohio. Mar. 2l-E.
Corrigan. 81. assistant grand chief of
the brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
GERS. died at hih homo here last night
of heart disease. He was a prominent
business man In Tcxas. being president
Of the Houston Watch tompany. lie
came to Cleveland a year and hall
ago from Hilsboro. Texas. where the
body will be taken.
Previous his election az assistant
grand chief If the engineers twelve
years ago Corrigan had been division
chairman of the organization on the
Katy railroad for twenty years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH2 1922
old TIMER" LINES
UP REYNQSA, MEXICO
AND H|DAlGO, TEXAS

Reynosa, Mexico. and Hidalgo, Texas,
which are opposite each other, on the
Rio Grande, remember the days of long
ago when the Rio Grande was piled by
river steamers, when boats operated be-
tween Brownsville and Camargo, hand
ling traffic between here and Brazos
Santiago harbor where their cargoes
were transferred to the larger seagoing
vessels.
This was indicated today in a letter
turned over TO campaign headquarters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
DR.. SHIREY WAVES AN
EXAMINATION; BOND

ATSTIN. Texas Mar. -i-iir. t'HF
ID. Shirry former ramrnamf~r ef Fh~
American Legion uf Texas. tn.lAv wHir-
"a examining trial en- rharges e sas-
hezzlcment OFT rust fund- Instituted
against him here llr wms nrAmr~ti
hound over v" Fhr grand HaFF ~ InH-
tiee Of the Pcars NJ 81 Jehussn. ts1l
being Sitsn Shirey Nas rat pF~-~nr
N the courtroom uy aErFrmrnt AAmiw
IN telephone YESTERDAY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
tBy the Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Mar. 2l.-
lhe suggestion Of British-Ameri-
can understanding for future CO.
operation in the Pacific remained
the center Of interest in thel four
power treaty debate, when the sen
ate began today the last full day of
unlimited discussion of the pact. An
element expected to figure in the
debate was a denial in New York
last night by Paul ID. Gravath of
statements attributed to him in the
senate yesterday BY Senator Borah.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
REP. PARRISH SHOWS
some IMPROVEMENT
in CONDITION TODAY

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Mar 81
The condition ~ ConErrsaman Lurina
W. Parrish. injured in aH aatamehii-
accident. who has been in q critirai ran-
dition the past tweu;y hears. q
slightly improved this moFninr. accord
iHg to physicians While his rsHaItiah
" still serious there - suffici~Ht tm-
provemeHt 10 warrant sneeaFagem~at.
said the hullrtin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
LLOYD GEORGE TO RESUME
PLACE IN COMMONS, TO ASK
VOTE ON GENOA CONFERENCE
(Ry The Associated preSs.l

LONDON. Mar. 2l. Premier Lloyd
George will resume his place in the
house of commons on April and will
Immediately ask for vote on the gov
crnment's policy regarding the Genoa
economic conference, Austin Chamber
lain, the government leader, announced
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
TEXAS MINERS WILL
GO ON STRIKE APRIL l

FORT WORTH. Texas. Mar 21-
Three hundred and fifty miners at
bridgeport will strike April | following
failure 10 reach wage agreement. ac-
cording 70 Gus Sparkling. executive com
mitte.man OF the United Mine Workers
of America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
Side Lights on
SOSCampdign

Mrs. Dele Corum. Sweet Springs. Mo-,
sends her check for S5. writing "a fol-
lows: Enclosed please find a check for
nv wee bit to help in the splendid
work YOU are doing so courageously
at Point Isabel. am only here few
months out Of the year, but am interest
ed always IN our Valley. With very
best wishes for your success" etc. The
letter is dated at Edinburg.
Manager Paco Betancourt announced
today that Marjorie Daw. in "The But
terfly Girl" will be the feature at the
Queen theater tomorrow. which is to be
the Queens benefit day for the :. O. 5
fund.
Owing to the serious illness Of Mrs.
y. VI. Nazquez, wife Of the Mexican con-
sui, the Latin-American committee of
ladies was not organized today. Mar
cello Cara. working with Mr.. Nazquez,
said that the work probably will be un-
dertaken tomorrow. Mrs. Nazquez was
rushed to the hospital this morning
where she may have TO undergo an oper-
alton.
j. :. Ford audited the books of the
Chamber Of Commerce. The fee for the
services was $50. He advised 8. O. 8.
campaign headquarters this morning
that he will turn the amount over TO
the :. q. :. fund "This work must be
made a success. and I am glad of the
opportunity to contribute my Bit" Mr..
Ford said.
The youngest contributor to the s. O.
;. fund on record at the campaign head
quarters il eight months old Ruth Alice
bennett. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Herb
ert G. bennett of FL Paso. She sent s5.
Jesse Glenn bennett. their son, also is
credited with S. in the fund.
Receipt books were placed at all bust
ness houses in Brownsville today to be
issued for ;. o. :. contributions.
+. r. Rightor, president of the South
west Bitulithic Company. sent the :.
%. :. fund his personal check for SIS.
Frank Alccdo. coming into headquart-
ers this morning for an :. q. :. badge.
brought "reminiscences to Mr. O'Brien.
who recalled that in 1910 while on a
trip To Point Isabel a coupling broke
loose and a rope was used to tie the
cars together. Mr. O'Brien. in the sand
at the trackside, sketched for Mr. Al
cedO railroad that he hoped to build
between Brownsville and Point Isabel
sometime in the future. That was
twelve years ago. Recent events show
how Mr.. O'Brien has held to his pur-
pose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
FIGHT POOLING ISSUE

CHICAGO. H. Mar. 2l A warm
fight over the one hundred per cent
pooling issue was anticipated - the
convention Of the United States Grain
Growers. Inc. cooperative marketing
organization, got under way today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
RICHARD JURY COMPLETED

NEW YORK. \. ", Mar. p, The
selection OF jury to try Tex Rckard.
the boxing promoter. charged with
criminally assaulting Sarah Schoenfeld.
Is, was completed TODAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
ORDER SUSPENDING
Mine OPERATIONS
TO BE GIVEN TODAY
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK. n ". Mar. 2l.-
The order for suspension Of work III
the anthracite and bituminous coal
mines throughout the country. aft
fecting about 100000 miners. will
be issued late today. according 10
Philip Murray, international vice
president of the miners union.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
ACCIDENT Is FATAL

WACO. Texas. Mar 2l. l.. Lieber-
man. s., died today from the effects of
an accident in which he was thrown
from a wagon when hit By an automo-
bile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
WOMAN FINED ONE CENT

FORT WORTH. Texas, Mar. 81 -
Edna Palmer was fined one cent by
Federal Judge Wilson today on a plea
Of violating the liquor laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
DIR. WIEDFELDT WILL
Be AMBASSADOR TO
U. S. FROM GERMANY
(By the Associated Pressl

BERLIN. Mar. 21--Dr. otto Ludwig
Wiedfeldt has been appointed the Ger
man ambassador To the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight partly ci~udy. Warmer: Wed
nestay. partly cloudy; light ~ mosl~rnse
northeast w northwest winH..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
SOLDIER BONUS BILL
TO COME UP THURSDAY
lBy The Associated Pressl

2lIhe be ken
the house Thursday, under Of rules
Ge
bell of rules mttee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21
UNMASKED men
AT DALLAS FLOC
LUMBER DEALER
Attack l7-Year-Old Daugh-
ter-Arkansas Is Scene oil
Killing By Masked Men

DALLAS. Tex. Mar. zl.-F. m.
Ethridge, manager uf lumber yard.
flogged last night by q band % an
masked men. was az work at hiz
place OF business this morning
He said NJ was stiff and sore from
twenty five lashes administered ~
MS assailants. who seized HIM M his
home. after strenuous resistance by
himself. IN which his daughter ~ M
assisted him.
City and county offrrr~ are <ark-
ing on the ease No arrests are IN
prospect 80 far a Is known.
Officers were assigned % guard
the Ethridge home. In an exclusive
residence section Of the city. Eth-
eridge probably will 90 before tha
grand jury today
Etheridgc said Re wanted "a Ere
the gang arrested. and would assist
in every manner possible
These floggings are outrageous
and must be stopped. said Mayer
Aldridge Etheridge wants 20 s~e
the man jailed who struck his daagh-
ter with a pistol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21

BEAUMONT. Tex. Mar. IL
Dragged from the porch of his resi-
dcnce and knocked unconscious ~hrn
he resisted. carried into the country
and whipped, tarred and feathsred.
J. a. Pelt. 63. formerly of Sour Lake.
i suffering high fever from rs
wounds today. Mrs. Pelt said she
was Knocked down and bruised wh@n
she clung to her husband. She said
the men had no reason t0 take Frlf.
Pelt is in such condition that. his
wife said. detectives could not talk
W him today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21

T. f. Rightor, president Of the South
west Bitulithic Company. sent the :.
%. :. fund his personal check for $25.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21

NASHVILLE. Ark. Mar. 2l.--
The police today were searching for
masked men who late yesterday shot
and killed Walter Gibbs. 25. "a no
attempted 10 protect Joel Harris. 50.
who was taken outside on town and
whipped severely after the CiAhs
killing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21

Receipt books were placed at all bust
ness houses in Brownsville today to be
issued for :. q. :. contributions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-03-21

Manager Paco Betancourt announced
today that Marjorie Daw, in THE But
terfly Girl" will be the feature at the
Queen theater tomorrow. which il to be
the Queens benefit day for the :. O.
fund.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25

2 Eeafitafea pFofnndh 4 Romaniei
ii rcalitatea profapda a Ameriee',
d singura inima an. Ele inalnt'aza
in sunctnl aceluiasi mars al n'alasri-
tatii. "
Edarin Norhhans
f"Aurora
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RAnU COsMINsy

frumos, sau Sc plinlba prin casa
in costumul ei alb de plasmuire
antica, ca parea o supra palnan-
teana ratacita printre ur7telc crca.
turf ale acestei p1ancte ce intc.
leg asa de putin.
Wanda parea lui Dinu, in ase-
incnca clipe de cxtaz, D incarna
tune transccndentala, i'm proto-
tip de perfecti,lne umana tnenit sa
.fecundeze pamantuI 81 sd reverse
in suHetc, purificandu-le, adoratia
omului pcntm etcrnul creator.
Cc frulnos can't tn! privi
|ghetoarea mca !! ii zise Dinu
d,lpa &c >inceta. Niciodata, do ca1ll
(tc cunosc, 1u M am simfit mai fe
| ricit ca II hoaptea aceasta
Asoult8 sat- cauk : ,homants
lNoptiis tot de waensS pe cn
lvinte tot de Mathitde Wsssndopk
| ''Of da-ui noa6tsa aeeaStay !
I'asita e8 naaine 4 RIM, i tsiktI j
gres, de rnitnca = Is xyiji.
Q noaT,fe ca aceasta M va ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
II asteapta cu cea diff
z 9M ii y 70 r. :.

fllrs II asteapta GU cea diff
urisS dare o .bllcata Gle paine -
in taIul de toama &c prcgatcste
| Ieadcrea fr,nzelor 81 ridicarea vifo-
rilor. 81 acciasi foanc musca sub
pieptul eroilor &C sunt pfiteri in
numele regalitatii.
= Gel ce cred ca pot siiri pestc fap-
tie desigur nh be vor Opri mai mutt
sd fie implcdeeati Gle geamatul va
duvelor ncaj,itate. de scrasnctul ci-
,ungilor dc razbai - 81 eroii GER
setori casi copii celor morti pentrh
tara Gu siguranta vor avea inca t,n
zambet pc bnzc 81 ell toata fericirea
in ochi vor striga urari de bine da-
ruind uitarii pcntr'o clipa nacazu-
rile jertfind durerea ca inca o
nestemata Ia picioarele lungulni
convoi de oaspetL
Oar incoronarea nu mcnit;l sd
fie unci clipf. ci a vcacurilor.
Gel putin aga 0 DORM moi hull
til. Nh vrem nici sd ipseasca un
,delemnul din candeli, nici painea
della eel &c au saracit jertfindu-se.
| Tn rege de odinioara dintre eel fe-
ricit adormitii spumea c;l va po-
meni Gu bucuric nrmai ziua in care
! fiecare taran va putea sa alba 0
gaina de ciorba.- Fericirea nu a zam
bit sub actualul guverI nici macar
Eintru atat cat botul Gle mamaliga
| S 'ajunga. la toti functionarii. Rege-
lie G trist, incoronarea nu il poate
inveseli.
Zilnic ziarele vestesc cum cate
un functionar Isl curma zilele de
mizerie. Tn sir intreg de fantome
ale desnadejdci, spanzurati, lmpuss
cati, inebuniti = alaturi de asasina
til amnestiei Isl tintesc i'll bezna O.
rasului intunecat 81 de sub putre-
caiul drumuri1or nesigura privirea
lor absenta, spre Constitutia pc ca
re Sc va j,lra domnia noua. Spre
F. .Constitutia care 81 ca Sc abtine della
|incoronare.
CtPatria y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
IN VT 4 r {

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'I1cnl'' din Salem, u
are onoare a invita- ne toate o.lor,
Societati. onor. Cluburi 81 Paro-
chi, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mani din loc 81 jur a l,a partc Ia
Petrecerea dmpreunata Gu dans.
care va avea loc in ziua Gle q
Octombrie 1922 in llala Societati!
'Leul'. din III Depot Street.
Inceputu1 petrecerei va ii la
orele Z scara precis.
Pretul de intrare: Domnll ooc
Damele % cent?.
Muzica Romana 'I4iras' din loo
va distra onor. public Gu cele maj
fr,tmoase arii dc dams 81 cantece
rationale
Suprasolviri Sc primese cn mare
multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc eale
ziaristica.
Bmfetul va Fl aranjat ell ccl;
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bautuc
racoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti frat,i
/
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor d.
sprijinul d-nealor, participant in
tr 'un nrmar cat SC poate de marc
| la aceasta petrecerc, lMna la reve
dere am ramas salntandu-va cu
drag.
! Ccmite:ul Aranjator.
! fO.f -nN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-25
rLUGAR1LoR, IUBIT1LoR
MEL PRIETENI.

| Directorul rcvistei imi trimite
vestea ca va avaAtati catre o nou;i
libertate. noua nadejde. un nou
vlltor. Stunt mandru de crescanda
voastr;l desrobire din vechea ioba-
gle. caci am scris ''Omul cu Sapa
ca sd aJnt 81 Ell cn putin la marea
lupta de a usrlra poyerile npfoiosi-
toarc dc pc nmerii muncitorilor din
hume.
81 in adevar. de atunci am scris
VI o sufa de poeme, spre a da glas
aceleiaSi evanghelii 81 a ajuta Ia
marea emancipare. Aeeste poeme
sunt ale voastre. 0 prieteni 81 cama-
razl: slnt darul meu umil pentru
vol eel earl sunteti i'll mijlocul
muncei 81 al luptelor 81 al nadei-
.lilor. Lacramile ma podidesc acnm
cand spun aceste cuvinte c;iei stil,
eat att suferit 81 eat att visat.
O prieteni de peste mari 81 tari,
viitorul v;l apartine de oarece vii
tornl apartine mmei care Sc trudeS-
te - apartine barbatilor 81 femeilor
earl yor pune eandire in porniri 81
ininla i'm munca. !'iitorul r;.sare
mare 81 lnminos. Prcgatiti-v;t pen
tru marble evenimentc ale vremoi
&c va sa vie. Oreanizati-va in Fra
ternitati 81 apoi porniti Va infrati
cu Fraternitatile muncitoresti din
itoate tarile. Vol toti aveti singurii
nevoe, O sinenra aspiratie. un sim
CUR destin.
Ca sd ajutati la realizarea acestni
mare tel trebue sd va cultiyati min
tea, trebue Sd desteptati inima voa-
sta. Cetiti istoria lumei 81 studiati
filosofia fratiei, avand in vedert
viitoarea ocarmuire cooperative
MOI din acest colt al lumei gasim a
cest fel de filosofie in scrierile lui
Iosif Mazzini 81 ale lui John Rus
kin.
Oar mai de asemenea o euuca
(; tie q iIlimei, 81 pentrn aceasta edu
eatie ne putem indrepta e;itre sim
tele pagini ale marilor poe.i 81 pro
feti al lumei. Ascultati curantuI 10,
incalziti-va la inspiratia lor, cdci G
au gasit ideea libertatii care vine
ideea unui pamant nou. n unei IL
manitati noui.
De buna seama, nu yeti uita mic
pc marii pocti 81 profeti al tari
voastre. acele suflete inaltatoare c:
re in spiritul camaradului Crist. al
atatat calea catre O civilizatie ma
nobila. Respectati nulnele lor. fl
miliarizati-va ell lvnataturlle loi
urcati-va la inaltimea viselor lor.
! Ganditi-va intotdeauna la mine
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zanda.
- Cine e aceasta doamna ? -
intreba Dinu.
= + danSatoarea Novosmirna.
Ipe care am cunoscut o, zilele trn-
cute intr o familie rnsa. Pc timpul
bolsevicilor era cat p aci sa moara
de foame in Russia. Alba ishuti sd
fuea cu barbatul ei 81 cu copilul.
La Odessa i-s'a furat toata gar
deroba. de o mare bogatie artis-
tica.
In sfarSit, acum angajata la
! Opera Romano Ell stralucita re-
muneratie sarala.
PlSn ferestrclc cafenelei napa-
ola. in cascade de aur. lumina
nnui SCARE cald Gle primavara.
Wanda ramasese, putin, pc gan.
duri.
- Tnde rataceste. in aceste
clipe. doamna contesa /? indr;rzl1i
SO intrehe, cu galanterie, pre-.
latul.
- Prin Italia raSpunse Wan,
da. - Ma apucat o mare nostal
lgie de tara tral1dafirilor 81 a visa
Irilor calae,
Dinu cerceta fata dansatoarei.
! - Unde privesti9 il intreba
Wanda.
LII dansatoarea rllsa. Q
urita din profil! S