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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
NOT A KIIILJOY,

Moscow.-A- V. Lunacharsky, tho
commissar Of education, knows how to
smile and is far less of a killjoy than
many of the Communist leaders who
oeleve party members should have
no diversion outside of party meetings,
~Lunacharsky was recently invited to
speak at Il meeting of Moscow em-
loyes OF the ministry of education.
At the end of the address the young
mel and women who composed the
entertainment committee came to him
In distress. They had planned to
close the evening with dancing, but
an order had been received from the
SOVIET committee Of the district for
bidding dancing. :
Lunacharsky took the order and
wrote at the bottom Of it: II take
upon myself responsibility for the
SINS OF these young folks for tonight
and permit them to dance"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
Proposed Law Would Repeal
Teachers Minimum WAGE

Fargo, N. D., March 2.-Petiions
Initiating a law that provides for the
repeal OF the teacheC minimum wage
law, passed by the state legislature
a year ago, r being prepared by a
committee OF taxpayers OF Nelson,
GrIggs and Steele counties, It became
known her today. The movement
was launched at a recent conference
Of local officials Of the three counties
held at Neville.
Material increases in rural teachers
wages were carried in the Law.
The repeal petitions will be filed to
bring the subject to a. vote at the pri-
mary election in June.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
Disabled Veterans To
Get Practical Course

Brook1ngs- g D., March "A new
sysLen Of training for the disabled
veneTa,s sent 10 the school OF aSricul-
ture a. Safe college, has been Inau-
gEretad. following oct plans approved
by the United States veterans bureau.
men are not high school grad
ca.es and cannot take regular COURSES,
and their physical handicap usually
prevents them from taking up general
agriculture a5 a a Of livelihood.
The new plan, which will soon go
into effect Will enable these Inen TO
select one OF three unit co1rses for
specialized training TheS will in
cIude dairy husbandr. animal hus-
baHdry and poultry husbandy. COM
bined with agriculture and horucul-
tUrs.
The courae viii comprise - months
OF consecutive and intensive training,
as much practical work az
possible.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
HANNAH NOTES

Hannah, n. D., March 1.-The sup
per served by the Presbyterian Ladies.
Aid in the NJ. E. church Wednesday
netted about $1,000.
On Feb. ~, their anniversary, mem
bers of the Rebekah lodge gave q pro-
gram including a home talent play.
readings and musical selections.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Templeton on February "a.
The baby died.
Members Of the Presbyterian
church held a-meeting in the NJ. E..
church Thursday to discuss plans for
the erection Of "a new church build
ing.
A large crowd attended the mas
querade Oall given in the 1. o. o. F.
hall Friday. Prizes for the best COS
and Gordon Shanks. and for the best
'Rube.' James Gradwell. The orches-
ira furnished the music.
The boys n girls basketball
teams came up from Milton Friday
and defeated the Hannah boys and
gfrls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Pladsen took their
daughter Marjory to a Grand. Forks
hospital Saturday.
Last week Wilfred Porter returned
from Fargo where he had been attend
ing business college.
After visiting with friends here a
week Miss Edith Olson returned to
her home at Sarles Saturday.
Miss Gladys Shanks Of Langdon was
the guest of her parents Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Anna Mclean and E.. NJ. Ire
leaven spent the weekend at their
parental homes.
Archie. Sillers and Dan Porter Of
Calvin were callers in town Monday.
Al Smith and family moved into
the Ed Pettis residence last week.
Willis King played hockey at Pilot
Mound and Manitou Wednesday and
Thursday.
DR.. Emmert Of Sarles made a pro-
Efessional call In town Sunday.
George Bulloch returned from Grand
Forks Thursday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02

Fargo, N. d. Mar s-Ddversihed
farming week VIII Be observed reIt
week In every o. OF the Is North
Dakota counties employing a&rhc7st~
t1ral extension workers. Except Il
Slope. Hectinger n Morton counties
where the eErtre srsryy OF the county
extension workers VIII Be used in Sc
curing relief ID she critical Ev-a1hcx
feed situation existing there thru the
shortage Of feed and heavy snowfall
Gov. P A. Ssstcs has asked state
To observe March s TO IL as dsvezsi-
fed farming week
One worker from the Agricultural
college SAT has been assigned 20 each
OF these counties during the week
County Agent Leader J. ". EaU. IN
charge Of assigning the speakers. AZ
noSnced-
More than $50 meetings viii be
held in these counties. mosx of the
meetings having both afternoon and
evening sessions with dinners fur
nished By The people OF the o1n in
which the meetings are being held
between s=sstons. Agriculture OF the
particular type IN which the cnmna-
n3ty q especially interested such a
daErytns and beef production, will be
discussed In the afternoon. while the
evening sessions VIII be nore OF a
socLa, natnre Speakers from the
county will LAik at the naeCnE
IN most OF the counties. four er five
district meetings with a centrally 10
Gated roundup meeting SATURDAY. are
being held IN some Of the larger
counties, hokever, such as Barnes
mora than five district meetings are
being held. n order that q meeting
ma DE- easily accessible TO every
ArEe IN the County. Where more
than Eve meetings are being held, the
sance corps Of workers attend each
raeetns, Appearing il one community
in the afternoon and another in TIE
sxnoIro
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
Gets $4,000 For
Being Arrested On
Alleged False Charge

Richmond. Va. March "A YER
dict Of $4,000 has been returned by
a jury in law and equity court here
in favor of S. F. Guggenheimer OF
Richmond against the Southern sem-
mary at Buena Vista, Va. and it's
president. r. S. Durham, on charges
Of false arrest growing out of alleged
accusations by Durham, that Guggen-
heimer last May kidnapped Miss Ruth
Hanks OF Minneapolis. Mimi, a STU
dent in the seminary.
The final determination Of the .
rests today, however, on a demurrer
filed by counse for the defense. No
date has been set for a hearing on the
demurrer.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
CRARY NOTES

cr,rv N n M,rch 1-Nr,.. ,.
ars - a,sh ...nI Irene
rat,,rn.a nonaaS .acui.s'
nnIds whs-e shs haS anas w ey-
ana a. ths home ~ ~ nn-e sn.
orInad ~ Pa,mo,S. E.tdaa enasE one
t;,na ~ ~. nyasent IN
rrau ana a. ~ .;van ~ Spp. Psu
1oIds naon,s - henor ~ = .,,vs.
wadain ann,varsapn - oa,.s ~ e,h a.ver
son,s ]n.-ants No.. 80 =
pa'oA'' VII ~ "rs. .. ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
RED VINO AND
HOUSTON HIGHS
MEET TUESDAY

W5nora, MINI, March 2.-Red
Wing high school win NEE. Houston
high school in a hasketbalI zaEe 10
decide the championship Of the Fi1r
district next Tuesaay night or the
wtnona T. NJ. G.. A. floor. It was an
nounced today by Superintendent r.
r. Donaldson OF Houston
The Original plan WAS 10 have the
first: game played at Houston 4
second, IL required. a. Ped Wing. but
when it vas found that the Wtnore
floor could be obtained for Tuesday
night. Il was agreed TO play a Single
game to determine The title Neither
team has been defeated this season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
MILLER COMMITS sU1CIDE

Winona, Mimi, Mar. martin
Swenson, feed mill operator at Foun-
tam, in Fillmore county, committed
suicide early today in his mill, accord
ing to Coroner w. E. Grinnell of
Pr eston.
When the body was found, it was
though that Swenson had been in
jured in the mill, but examination
disclosed that a bullet had pierced the
heart, the orone said, and he pro-
nounced the death a suicide. No rea-
son for the act has been made known.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
RESTFUL NIGHTS
FREE FROM II

AT night, let q Deans Cough Drop
Dissolve In your mouth Aenthoi-
natures rsmsdy-has sueh 4 clear
ing effect that you will be able to
sleep peacefully, FREQ from coughing.
Dssn's HsnahsIstsd cG.gh Drops are
compounded with Just ths pro1es amount
Of menthol and pure eans sugar to make
them aoobiy elective. Pleasant 10 tasss
-aiways beneficial. Nav Sc 40 sr tax.
Dean Medicine Co, Milwaukee. VIA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
L L AMI
"a INJURED In
EGYPTIAN FIGHT

London. March 2.-(By the Associ-
ated Preas.)-Three persons were
Killed and "a others injured, some
seriously. in a disturbance this morn
ing at Tanta, Egypt, SIS miles north OF
Cairo, says the Central News dispatch
from Cairo. Naval soldiers quelled
the disturbance and restored order.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
HUBERT WORK TO
SUCCEED HAYS
Nomination to Be Sent to
Senate Soon; Hays
Leaves Saturday.

Washington, Karch s-Dr. Huber
Work, present first assistant pos-
master general. VILE succeed VIII H
Hays as head Of the rostofsee depart
rent. Il uAs learned definitely today
at the White House~
Work, vnose home is P1e5fo.
Colo, Will take over the poafo1cs
portfolio Saturday when the res1SnA-
ton Of Nj. Hays becomes elective
The nomination az Dr.. WORK ts ex-
Decfed to ~ sent TO the senate shortly
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
Ed Vincent and family have leased
Annie Static raSidonno

Ed Vincent n family have leased
Mrs. Annie Stait's residence.
Postmaster j. H. Mclean has moved
into the DID Moon office.
". W. Refs and Ole Pladsen came
up from the Forks Tuesday.
Chas. Lawson and A. E. Prior went
to Devils Lake Monday to attend the
Farmers Grain Dealers convention.
The Junior hockey team went over
to Snowflake Tuesday but was de-
feated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Russell and little
daughter returned home Tuesday af-
ter an extended visit with relatives
at points in Minnesota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02
WILLIAM GILL DIES.

Freeport. ILL.,, March William
Gill, 80, died at Rock Grove, ILL.,. to-
day. He served in Company D, First
Wisconsin Cavalry during the Civil
and was a member Of the squad
that captured Jefferson Davis after
the fall Of the C~onfederacy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02

10 HOLD CORoNERss INQUEST.
R~hinelander, Wis., March "A
coroner's inquest Will be held here
Friday ov0r the body Of Ora Sheldon,
which was found at Melvern, Wis,
last Saturday. Melvern residents are
Of the bslisf that She1dsn WIS MUIR
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-02

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19

prietarii fabricelor de otel au fost
convocati eri la Casa Alba undc,
la sfatul presedintelui Harding,
au aprobat desfiintarea zilei
de lucru de T. ore. Gel Al repre-.
sentanti al marlor fabrici de otel
au adoptat, Gu unanimitate, re-
solutie prin care presedintcle or
ganizatiei American Steel 4 Iron
Institute este autorizat ga sa nu.
measca un comitet de cinci din
fruntasii industriei otelului pen.
| tru ca sa faca o investigate mi.
lnutioasa, stientifica, al carei re,
sultat sal comunice Gu ceilalti.
Judecatorul Gary, presedintelt
Institutului va numi aceasta co
I'm cateya zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19
NECROLOG

Gu mare regret aducem la Gu
nostinta incetarea din viata
fratelui membru Iosif Clement /,
in etate de As ami, = in ziua de
10 Maiu la ora IL p. III. dupa 0
boala mai lunga.
Raposatul este originar din CO.
muna Criscior. judetul Hume
doara, unde il deplang un cumnat,
cumnata 81 nepoti.
Aici il deplang sofia sa, Elisa
Iveta, 81 8 copii, un ginere 81 un
cumnat, cumnata 81 nepoti 81
|toti membrii Societatii ''Bucu-
resti" din Thorpe w. Va. al earei
Ibun 81 devotat membru a fost de
la infiintarea ei.
Inmormantarea avut loc Du-
mineca, in ziua de IA Maiu, la
fora 2 p. m.
/ Fie-i tdrina usoara 81 memoria
binecuvantata.
| In numcle Societatii ''Bucu-
resti'' din Thorpe, w. Va.
| Domitian A. 0useila, pres.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19
Hoover avertizeaza De-
pToprietarii de mine
MINISTRUL, DE COMERT FACE PASII
NECESARI PENTRU PREVENIREA
SPECULATIEI
BAzA pRETuR1LoR VA Fl BAzA GARFIELD.

WASHINGTON 1S Maiu.-Proprietarii de mine din a.
caror mine neorganizae vine acumin ciuda grevecar
bunele de lucraori neorganza facut neegere
mnstru de comert Hoover conform planuui guvelulu
penru prevna specuarea preurile mari ale
bunelui.
Ineegerca sa facut decat dupa discute mare, din
prej minsru Hoover decarat propretar de mine
sasi 'controeze minee, in cotar guveru lie
tol Adunarea propetrlor de mine fost convocata la
ordnu presenelu Harding ma volt pubcul sa fe
cxploatat de catre un din propretar.
Minstrul de comert Hoover-imprcuna subcomtetu
Iropriearilor representa, facut uratoaree
dai:
'.Sa Sc convoace la Washington confernta generala
proprearilor de 81 in functiune
pentru ca sa ia msur prveste disbua egala
carbunor.
Confcrinta accasta sa considere urnlatorul plan:
Conferinta numeasca nse deegat cari-impreuna Gu
eega guvernului-sa formeze comite permanent
tr ca s ea directive pentru dsrburea cgala 81 echaba
n carbunor.
Fiecare district alba comitet dspunc
dsrburea carbunilor in cooperare comteul central
Comitetele dsrctuale lua masuri esae pentru ca
carbuni sajunga della direct La pubcul consumaor,
excluderea ntermedatorilor speculanti
Sc lua baza preurlor sseu Garfield asigura
pretur echtab profit cnstt proprietaror de mine
Pc scurt, acest plan necesta une agent Gle
dsrbuune control penru iecare district MINER Acesa
agentie fomata de representative guvernului al pubi
cului 81 propretaror de Represenan guvernuui
vor cotroa preturie cat dstrbutia, crbun saiu
ga direct consumaori della mine publcu ssnu fe spe
culat de inermediatori
Minsrul Hoover decara ca nu vor fl greutati Gu
Sc csge smpata aprobarea publcuu pentru aces plan
care tnde spre proearea u Sc or puea asigua astfe
cirbuni pc pref ieftin
La conferinta acuaa din Washington Pau fos decat so
,roprieari Resul de 1900 pOpretar adera mai tarz
,ci aces SO contoeaza paTte mnelor Secretaru
Hoove contrar guverul ua masurile
&c le crede de .a%s 5, 10 !,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19
nu aprobd
deSdrmaroa

GENEVA, 19 Mai.-Tarile cu-
ropene nu sunt i'll favoarea desar-
marei, neaproband nici char 0 re-
duccre substantiala in armamentul
lor, din care cauza nu Sc poate as
tepta reducere armatelor de
uscat decat in trei ori patru ami
de acum inainte.
Accasta este opinia comisiunei
expertilor de desarmare, numiti de
Liga Natiunilor, carl de dol ami Sc
incearca sd faca lm pas de inain-
tare in reducerea armatelor lumei.
Comisiunea, infiintata in luna
Septembrie a anului 1920, la pri-
ma Sedinta a ligei, Isl termina llt
crul in Iunie viitor, cand va in
cheia un rapport complect asupra
armamentului pentru a fl prezen-
tat la noua sedinta Ligei Natiu-
nilOr ce va avea loo in Septembrie
Stunt opt luni de cand aceasti
comisiune a TRIMS la cinzeci 81 una
de natiuni. membre in Liga, cate
un chestiOnar, in care Ii Sc .cere;
fiecareia sa dea .informatiuni pre-
else privitor la marimea armatelor
la cantitatea de muriitiuni ce al
in posesie 81 la reducerile ce lie cree
necesare. Pana acum II 'au raspun'
decat douazeci de natiuni.
Marble puteri, afara de Russia $
| America carora nu Ii s'au trims
chestionare, au dat informatiun
precise 81 au raspuns destul d
franc, insa nu si-au arafat dorint
de desarma alta timp cat aai
nuieste prezenta situate polite;
in Europa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19
GREVA DIN LORAIN "A
INCETAT

Lorain, O., 19 Mai. Trei suite
muncitori S 'au reintors la lucru Ia
santierele firmei American Ship.
building Co. - terminand greva &c
S "a declarat in / Maiu. S'a facut q
intelegere pc baza unui compromis
Sc Va observa ziua de lucru Gu
ore. In dccursul lunilor Iunie
lulie 81 August nu sc va lucra dels
amiazi Simbata. Pentru lucratori
Gu ziua Sc vor da platile prece
dente, lar lucrul Gu bucata Sc Vi
plati mai putin Gu 5 ceQti de cias.
Lucru este pc eel putin ? ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19

Washington. ~ Maiu. - Gu
yernul din Washington trims
eri cablOgrama lunga ambasa-
dorului Child la Genoa, care ex-
plica atitudinea guvernului anne
rican fata de conferinta ce Sc va
t:nca la Haga. Ambasadorul
Child a cercetat imediat pc pre-
mierul Facta al Italiei Gu care a
avut 0 intrevedere foarte lunga.
Atitudinea guvernului ameri-
can este ca America nu p0ate sa
ajute pc nici un guvern al Rusiel
care sta pc 'baza principiilor ex-
primate in memoranda repre-
sentantilor sovietelor la Genoa, in
ziua de II Maiu. Aceste principi
nu dau nici o garantie tarilol
carl ar dori Sd fmprumute ps
Russia, prin urmare un astfel d.
ajutor nu poate ii luat in consi
derare de Statele Unite.
Aceasta este atitudinea firm :;
administratiei Statelor Upite.
Gu toate aceste guvernul anne
rican este gaia de participa i
investigate pur stientifica
situated rusesti.
Atitudinea guvernului Statelo
Unite arata ca Russia nu poat
spera Moi TN ajutor paha ce Y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19
ANUL XvII.-No. 118.
AFdea|u|i nOastrd pub|iCd

mant, contestarea char a patrio-
tismului lor, i-au inspaimantat 81
desgustat. Ardelenii, cuviinciosi
81 bine crescuti, traiti intro tara
de cultura 81 in raporturi politice
civilizate, an facut ceeace face I'M
ON bine crescut in fata unui suru-
giu care ii vorbeste necuviincios
'au retras, ca sd nu ajunga sd fie
injurati de-adreptul. S'au retras
in provincial lor cu gandul sa lup-
te pc toate caile ca sd fereasca VIA
ia publica a Ardealului de men,
talitate politica salbatica 81 degra-
datoarei imorala 81 Il tot distruga-
tOarc.
Au facut rau procedand astfel?
Elementele bune 81 curate, care
de so de ami asteapta mantuirea
tot della altii, ar fl volt in Ardc-
leni oameni mai energici, mai ho-
tariff. mai luptatori, carl sd nu Sc
inspaimante 81 sa Sc desguste de
lupta la care fusesera chemati 81
asteptati, earl sd nu dea inapoi in
fata oricarei greutati. Oar dacl
intro lupta neegala. Gu arme ne
egale, fara un sprijin hotarit 81
persistent al celor buni din vechi,il
regat, in mare parte anihilati in
diferite particle politice, sau robiti
de greutatile economice, Ardelcnii
ar fl iesit zdrobiti, nu ar fl fost
pentru tara, pentru tinara noastra
democratic, paguba morala ire
parabila?
Astazi Ardelenii, cu prestigirl
moral intreg, bine informant asupra
adversarului 81 metodelor lui de
lupta, avand in jurul lor toate ele-
mentele bune din tara 81 toate par
tideIe cinstite, hotariti sa duca Iup-
ia pana la victoria deplina, sunt
in masura sd arate, in lupta mare
ce Sc da intre autocratie 81 demo-
cratic, intre mentalitatea political
veche 81 cea noua, ca eli si-au dat
seama de malta lor misiune in via
ia publica a Romaniei-Mari si-au
facut totul so implineasca in in
tregimc.
| De sigur insa, ca daca Ardelenii
nu vor gasi taria sa mearga pana.
la capat, 81 din nehotarire sau sla-
biciune vor pierde lupta, pc rune
le dcmocratiei de astazi Sc va RI
dica pentru multa vreme auto
cratic biruitoare fara crutare 81
din nefericire toate concluziile d.
! lui prof. Motru vor fl fOst ade-
varate.
n. GHIULEA,
> Prof. la Universitatea din Clui
| (Idcea Europeana)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19

lOdfed uecIdratluue:
lPresedintele Harding nu
doreste sd sc amestece in prOgre-
sui natural 81 legitim al indus
trici ci doreste numai ca sd vina
intr ajutorul Ell prin aceea ca si
atraga sentimental publicului in
favoarea eli. Dansul dat prile.j
tuturor celor de fata ca sa-si ex-
prime opinia lor, bupa . discutie
sincera. fie-care a aprobat ca ziua
de II ore sd fie desfiintata la d
data cand aceasta Sc va permite
81 s'a numit un comitet pcntru
studiarea acestei chestii."
Judecatorul Gary a mai spus
Cd numirea comitetAlui sc va face
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-19
Harding Ia
Conterinta coInerCianti|or
LIE SPUNE SA la DE CALAUZA
CONSTIINTA

aJuta la Inflorlrca lndustrlcl altOr
tari. Dansul si-a exprimat ere
dinta ca America putea face afa-
ceri Gu restul lumei fara sa-si rui-
neze productivitatea Ell.
In chestia cinstei in scomert. pre-
Sedintele zicea ca nu este alta pu-
tere in America care sa elimineze
abuzul in comertul american decat
oamenii fruntasi 81 prominent in
aceasta ramura, 81 ca ''noi AHeri-
canii nu putem fl drepti in afacc-
rile noastre daca nu ne gandim Gu
bagare de seama la toti eel ce vim
in atingere cu aceste afaceri.''
"Comertul nu trebue sa fie pri-
Wit numai din punctul de vedere al
marirei averilor magnatilor indus.
triasi. Trebue sd he yandim in
| totdauna la marble masc muncito.
resti, fara de carl productivitatea
nu pOate eXlsta.
"Nu cred ca afaccrc necinstits
poatc merge tocmai multi. 81 dca
senenea nu cred ca o intreprindert
memorabilia ar trebui lasata sd ina
inteze. De combinati cinstea Gu 0
nOarea intro intreprindere, ace;
intreprinderc va sta nemiscata il
fata lumei 81 in fata oricaror in
cercari.
" Exista un principiu fundamcn
j, tai pc care nu trebue sal uitan
nici Odata. NJ poate Fl facut;
nici lege 81 nici 0 alta inlocuir
in schimbul meritului. Aceasta c
ste esenta vietei noastre sociale
este principiul fundamental in via
ia noastra religioasa. ST sunt 81
CUR ca nu poate fl rasplata far
merit 81 ca putin merit ar pute
J, fl fara un prospect de rasplata.
| "Nu de multi timp VENT in of
/ ciul meu uns fOarte dinstins ON d
z stat. al carui camin era in Rusis
i Norbea despre conditiunile de acc
/ 10, 81 exprimandu-si speranta c
!, moi putem ajuta la imbunatatire
1 lor. zicea:
l 'Domnule Presedinte, lucrur
lie nu pot veni la normal pana c
: nu sc schimba sistemul actual.
: continuand spunea: 'Cunosc taral
: cinstiti carl inainte erau intotda,
i ia gaia Sd munceasca 81 sa PR
/ duca, insa sub sistemul acesta
: care Ii Sc da in schimbul munc
: numai strictul necesar traiului ia
r surplusul Ii Sc ia, inspiratia 81 DIR;
: gostea de mrlnca lea pierit.
: Ode asemenea mai zicea ca r,
) sia nu poate Fl scoasa din prap;
site pana ce nu sc paraseSte sist
: mul communist 81 nu Sc rasplateS1
a in mod drept toata sfortarea 81 a
RI tivitatea omului. MOI trebue sd
r mem seama de tOate aceSte lllcrllri.