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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
u. S! GOVERNMENT TO
AVERT MORE STRIKES

The government will not tolerate
another strike of bituminous coal min
ers. This is the ultimatum give nby
John Hays Hammond, chairman of
the Coal Fact Finding Commission, to
both operators and miners at a Sc
ries of conferences that have taken
place in Washington during the past
few days. The present wage scale Of
the bituminous miners expires OH
April l, and they have threatened to
strike unless the terms for higher
wages are met by the soft coal opera
tors. But it is the interticn of the
government to prevent another strike
of miners in the soft coal industry and
unless the miners and operators can
come To some ,amicable understanding
the strong arm of the federal authori-
ty will be used to prevent the country
from bang visited with another ca
tastrophe of this character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
CRISSINGER APT TO
HEAD RESERVE BOARD

President Harding is expected to
send to the Senate this week the nomi-
nation of Governor of the Federal
Reserve Board, which place has been
vacant since last August through the
expiration Of the term of w. P. G.
Harding. 1t was expected at one time
that the President would rename Mr..
Harding to succeed himself, but SO
much opposition developed against his
reappointment, especially In the South,
that it is believed now that the Presi-
dent will name Comptroller of the
Currency Crissinger as Governor OF
the Federal Reserve Board. As the
successor to Mr.. Crissinger, it is IN
derstood that Eugene Mayor, Manag-
ing Director of the War Finance Cor
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poration, has been agreed upon, and
it is likely that his onmination will be
sent TO the Senate along with that Of
Comptroller Crissinger. 1t is proba-
Bile, too, that the President will name q
dirt farmer 10 be member of the
Federal Reserve Board. Farmers in
all sections of the country have been
demanding representation on the
Board and the White House has de-
cided to yield to these representa-
tions,' it is said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
JEWS IN PARLIAMENT

London-Britain has eleven Jewish
members in its newly-elected Parlia-
ment. Six of them are Conservatives,
three Lloyd Georgians, one Asouithian
and one Labor. The Labor member,
f. ShinwelI, is the first Jew to ever
represent Scottish constituency. He
is, further, the ffty-frst Jew, to be
elected since Jews were first permit
ted to enter the house Of commons in
1858. This calculation excludes Jews
who left the faith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
NOTICE

Will anyone who saw the automo-
bile accident at the corner of Duke
and Washington streets, Alexandria,
Va, on Thursday, December IA, 1922,
about 7:45 P. NJ. please communicate
with my attorneys, Moncure, Davis
and Budwesky, Alexandria, Va.
299-3p. George Hartbower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
DI ED

Stout-Suddenly, at his residence
near Franconia. Samuel Stout, in the
S1st year of his age. Funeral tomor-
row, Tuesday, o'clock, from Sharon
Chapel. He is survived by 7 chill
dren: Marshall Stout, Mrs. H. De-
vers. Mrs. H. Javins. Mrs. c. P. Dove
Mrs. Ada f. Stout, Mrs. R. T. Talbot
and Mrs. R. s. Stout. 299-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Dear Santa Claus
am a little boy . years old, and
in the fourth grade at school. |
would like for you to bring me BIZ
cycle, but If cannot get that, bring
me set of electric cars, game OF
Finch, some neckties, few tablets
and don't forget the goodies. will
hany my stockings up Christmas Eve
Your true friend. Walter c. Herbert.
Howell Avenue, Del Ray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
Please pass around my house. l
am very good little boy, seven years
old. and l want you to bring me q
nice little auto, and three wheel
bicycle, g drum and an aeroplane for
myself, and don't froget my little
sisters and brothers please. From
yoir little friend, Carl.
p. s. Including candy and peanuts
and a Christmas stocking. My
address is Carl Landley, South Fair
fax Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
AS | am one of you'd faithful little
friends, will now proceed to tell you
who | am and my address. My adj
dress is Alp South Lee Street, and my
name is Doris McKenray. Although /
know you are very busy, please do
not forget ne. Will you please
bring me q loll top desk, suited for a
little girl Of eightsyears, also | wish
you would bring me q large white
kitchen cabinet with place for al
most everything. Your true friend,
Doris Mckinney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Your time is near to come to see
me and other little boys and girls.
OF course have been good all the
wear, so you will please bring me
all thetoys that l desire. My name
is Ralph McKenney, live at Az
South Lee street. The toys that l
wish YOU to bring me are, little bi-.
cycle with rubber tires, a train OF
electric cars, because my others are
worn out. a set of soldiers would
please me too. A cowboy suit too.
p. S. Don't forget TO look at my
Christmas tree. Your little friend,
Ralph Mckinney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:
Dear Santa Claus:

am a little girl 5 years old.
Please bring me doll, desk and Vic
trola. and don't forget my little Sis
ter. Eilene and mamma and daddy.
Your little friend, Mary Greenwood,
7l9 South Lee Street, ga. 'es
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus: :.
| am little girl nine years old,
and all / want you to bring me is n
character doll, as | have everything
else. Please don't forget ny little
brother, Harry. Good by. Your ht-
lie girl, Lillian HUMPHREYS, llO5
Prince Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy 5 years old, and
the only child my mother and daddy
have, so please bring me an automo-
bile, train of cars. pair of rub
bers, shoes and stockings new suit,
a telephone, and Mother Goose
story book, and anything else you
may wish to bring me. And please
don't forget to fill my stockings up
with every thing nice. Your little
friend, Gardner Lewis Tesh, 722 n.
Columbus Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
81 | am little girl years cid. ! an:
not old enough to go to school, but |
go to Sunday School every Sunday.
Santa please bring me a doll with
curly hair, stove, trunk, few picture
books. and some candy and nuts.
Goodb"e. Marguerite Z. Herbert,
Howell Avenue, Del Ray.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

am a little bly, 10 years old, and
am in the third grade. want a
wagon. pair of gloves, and some nice
hooks and nuts, and candy, and
please do rot forget my brother.
Phynis Arthur, 405 South Fairfax st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Daar Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus: 8 81
| wish you would bring me an ex-
press wagon, and It little auto and "a
pair of shoes, and also stocking
With candy and nuts and an orange
and apple and choo-choo car.
Your friend, Ezekiel Moore,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Tiers no women IN tn, |
Remember When" club.
LATE Buds Ford, Engine
Number 1175098S5, is, still
among tn missin', but Con-
stable Plum promises some
important arrests before
snowfall. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dea,. Santa Claus:

Dear Santa llauS: .
| am a little girl two years old.
Please bring me a doll baby, a bed,
Sc. of dishes and kiddie car. Please
don't forget to trim my Christmas
tree and fill my stockings. Your
little girl, Kathleen Lee Walker, ll0l
Duke Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

ECdl DslId tNi$u9'
am q little girl 0 years old, and
20 TO school every day, and two
other sisters go too. We go to St.
Mary's School. My mamma has been
sick in bed and is up now and better.
We don't thing Santa will be able to
bring much to US. Will you please
dear Santa if YOU have anything to
spare, please bring it here to our
home. / would like 20 have a doll,
and carriage, my sister Edna eight
years cid, and would like q set Of
dishes and g bed rocmset Ny sister
Marion 7 ycar CID. woald like black
headed doll and a piano, and my
baby sister Elsie 20 months old,
would like anything you may have to
eve her. II you don't bring US any
thing we will not cry or get mad with
you, as we know You vii try to do
the best you cen Merry Christmas
to you Santa. l hope to hear from
you. Helen Duvall, I'll Wolfe st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
You said you would bring me all
the toys that waned when saw you
in Washington, D. c., the other day.
So please don't forget that | am Mel
vim Mckinney, and my address is
212 South Lee Street. You will sure
" fill my stockings with goodies, al
though it is rather small. train of
cars is what | want, and nice big
auto is NY special desire. Good
night Santa. Your dear friend.
2. S.-Will leave some cakes near
the tree for you. Melvin Mckinney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa CIauS:
We ere two little boys that would
like for you to come and see US. We
both go TO school, and like it fine and
would like for you to bring US flyer
sleigh between US both, / want BIZ
cvcle and John wants picture ma
chine. Don't forget mother and
grandmother who stays with US.
Don't forget where we live. Your
two friends, Henry and John Flor
ence. go North Patrick Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy. seven wears old.
! want you to bring me some candy,
nuts, apples, oranges and watch,
drum. and bow scout suit. Your
truly, Frederick Kirchncr, 1911 Duke
St.
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Door Santa Claus: 3

| wish YOU would bring rae a doll
carriage and a pair.of shoes and
nair of rubbers and a story book
that is all for this time. Your friend,
Gertie Moore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
l am good little girl years old.
Please bring me rain cape, and a
high school sweater, hat and scarf,
and a pair Of gloves, and game.
Don't forget my teacher. vour friend,
Rubie l.. Rairey, Good by Santa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

all. Catharine Delaney, III North
Washington Street.
Dear Santa Claus: ar ~.
Please bring me a desk, a chair,
. lack in The box. Your friend, Will
liam Morgan Delaney, l31 North,
Washington Street. tiifs ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
l am q good girl. and l am eight
yesrs old. please bring me a rain
coat for a little girl and mamma
doll, also some doll furniture that is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
! am good boy. Please send me q
desk, a chair, and a jack in the hoy
and don't forget to fill my stocking
with a lot of candy, nuts, apples anC
oranges. With love 70 YOU dear old
Santa Claus, your friend, Morgan
Delaney, age six. P. s. also bring
me a monkey. Good By.
Dear Santa Claus:
| love you very much and | thank
YOU very much dear Santa. Please
bring me a tricycle., a carriage, bed,
stove dishes, four chairs, one table
a dresser. some ribbons. wrist watch,
a ring, a pair of gloves, some dres-
ses, some petticoats, and bring me
some toys to the other boys and
girls and l forgot to ask You for
ribbon for my wrist watch and a
pair of skates, a pair of shoes,
pair of stocings. | thank you very
much for The toys that you gave ne
last year and may be You might
not know what that word says after
some dresses. but it is what children
wear underneath the dresses. Good
by, from Henrietta c. Stegmawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Letters To Santa

Dear Old Sanity:
a am little girl seven years old.
Please bring me 81 new pain of shoes,
a new coat, d new pair of stockings
and n new hat. If you have any
thing else TO spare, Dear Sanity |
would appreciate it also. Don't for
get the nuts, candy, and the fruit as
| love them too. Your little friend,
Dorothy Ma Allen, 3l5 North Column
bus Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18

Dear Santa Claus:
| am little boy seven years and
20 to school. Please bring me an
electric train with station and signal,
erector SCI, and football. Carroll
Spittle, t07 Harvard Street.
Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy five years cid.
Please bring me coaster wagon, COW
boy suit and 4 story book. Remember
daddy and mother Your friend,
Bertiam Spittle, l07 Harvard Street
Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl Is months old
and am a very good little girl. For
Christmas please bring me u coat and
bonnet, Il walking doll and carriage:
q set Of dishes, and table a pair Of
bedroom slippers and piano. l
will hang my stockings right in front
Of the chimney, so you will be sure to
see it and please fill i full of goodies
You' little friend, June Davis, no
Prince Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-18
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl three years o
age. l an 2 good little girl. Pleas
bring me . doll, carrie ge, and a tri
cycle. Please don't forget my littl
brother. Ernest. Goodby, from you
little FRIEND. Evelyn Greene. 617 s
Alfred Stree.
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl 10 years old. Nv
napa IS dead but don't forget me.
Please bring me what you can. :
will thank you. Santa from a little
girl. Goldie Davis, 516 Oronoco St.
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NV DVdT SANTA.
l am little girl five years old, and
I want you to bring me a large doll,
with light curly hair, and blue eyes.
that will open and shut,a white muff
and fur. and bring me some more
toys that you think will be nice for
me. and don't forget. nv little sister
Edith. your little Girl. Ethel Mildred
Stephens. 519 Duke Street.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-10

tata de insOtitoruii A. s., Colonel
G. 81 Lt.-Col. Athanasescu c.
Anexez raportM No. 042O.
General It, Ell CIANINOV.
Command. corp. 8 arm. rus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-10
FAPTE MARI M NlE GRELE
1917-1D16.
De General G. 03vanescul

A. S. a vizitat dispositivul reg.
53 inf. Wolinsk sub focul artile
fiei grcle inimice, pastrand toata
barbatia, sangele rece 81 toata
.linistea.
! La intretinerea Sa Gu cci din
regiment, A. IS. r. tot sub focul
mimic a 1naltat sufletele, a arb.
tat scopuri1e razboiulni 81 malt
Epfetnitulnd ispravile corpului 9
armata, a consfintit infratirea
ruso-romana pc calmpnl de batae.
lEu marturisesc ca vorbele prin.
|tului Carol catre reg. So Wolinsk,
sub focul mimic, au prococat cea
mai adanca 81 inalAtoare impre.
sic.
| Schitele 81 tuburile proectile,
lor explodate Sc ingramadeau
''chiar pc drumul urmat de "A. 3
Regala.
+ Nu pot de asemeaea, arata ip
deajuns bal'batia si linistea ara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-10

4pregatit pentru zilele 81 mai 'gre-
le ce urmau sa le traiasca in pri-.
hegie.
Ajunsi in Moldova, tinerii cer-
cetasi, an fost trimisi in cateva
centre, nnde sc 81 luase masuri
pentru primirea 81 gazduirea lor.
Au volt conducatorii lor, ca a.
ceste suferinte sd fie 81 un mijloc
de invatatura, lar lipsurile un in
denim la munca, 'prin vol insi-
va" lie spuneau mereu cei mai
mari.
Una din aceste colonii, cea mai
bine organizata, fara insa sa fie 0
|prea vadita diferenta intre ca, 81
!'celelalte, era colonia de- la Scu-
leni.
Mergea A. S. R. Principele Ca
rol, Ia, Scnleni, ca sass inspecteze
colonia, dar sa ia 81 legamanta'
unor noui cercetasi.
La. sosire, in fata cladirei GER
cetasesti, din Sculeni, Use da ra.
lportul de catre un comandant dt
cercetasi. Toh ceilalti conan
danti, in cap ell Mngur, ajutoru'
comandantllui Marei Legiuni
l..stau in, mind 81 asteapta sa fiji
Etrecuti in, revista. y
cerectasii, de la poarta 81 PAM
Tia cladire, sunt de dreapta 81 d
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/. -Et
Alll!!!A!!IdA-

declaratiei faiinosului advocat
Rody r. Marshall.
Dsnul Procurp de present este
i'm seryicinl Bancei Comerciale
din Pittsburgh, uhde de imprcuna
Gu Presedintele zisului institut 81
dol confabili' al Statului Pennsyl.
'vania lucrcaza din resputeri la
liqnidarea bancei, care va plati
in deplin pc toti depositarii 81 Sc
va redeschNle din nou, fapt care
Sc va savarsi in durata lunci GU
rente.
,Traiasca Mama lTniune:
Traiasca Romania Mare:
Traiasca eel Gu STINT Romanesc.
Simion vlad.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-10

ln.
Ordine peste ordine, an fost
date ca toti copii cercetasi sd Sc
retraga, odata Gu armata, INSPIRE
Moldova. Vor ramane nnmai a.
ceia opriti de pirintii lor, dar an
fost povatuiti si-si lepede nnifor-
ma de cercetas 81 sa stea linistiti
|pe la casele lor.
81 au plecat tinerii copii, cerce-
|tasi, cea mai mare parte, pc dru-
(mul pribegiei, pc Jos, in rinduri
ca soldatii. Pc acest lung, obosi-
tor 81 dureros drum, ei au inva.
i.tat 81 mai multi ce insemneazi
I,a-si iabi tara. An plans nh pi-
cioarele lor pline, de baSici, dar
durerea tarei toata. S'au infiorat
lcand an vazut Cd, in urma lor,
tiara Sc surpa; cand All vaz,lt cum
se aprind sondele 81 milioanele dc
litrii de benzina de Qrin rezqr.
voare; cum Sc darimau podnrilt
Ede peste ape, san tunelnrila dru'
murilor de fier; cllln Sc pariOleaa
lSufele do hambare gu r,.a,, al no
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ASk YOUR GROCER

stanga dr,mulpi i ii ridica in sus
81 prezinta .ymaret, ,maeAes, bas-
tonul de cercetas strigand GU totii
''ura' pentru iubitul 81 mafele
lor comandant, ce trece. vessel 81
sprinten prin fata lor salutandu-i
Gu parinteasca privire, Gu calde
surisuri ce lie merg la suflet, 81
Gu vorbe dulei. IS
Intram prin camerile de lucru.
Stunt patru la numar. Pc fiecare
au botezat,o GU cate un hume al
marilor noStrii oameni de carte
Gheorghe Asaki, Ion Eliade Ra-
dulescu, Gheorghe fazar 81 Mi
hail Eminescu. "a.
In sala de sezatori, 0 incapere
mare, luminoasa 81 curata del
era mai mare dragul sa intri, sta
scris Gu litere mari, pc peretele
din fund ''Laboremus" Mai de.
parte vedem bustul lui Cicero, de.
asupra caruia stau urmatoarels
trei versuri:
Frates amate!
Regem honorate!.
Deum lsludate!
Intram prin toate camerile, )
la bucatarie unde este cuuat ca i
Gel mai curat salon, si in, Gamers
de aprovizionare uade este q rim
! duiala ca Ia spiterie, 81 pc II giiilj
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GU pRItEIJJL.
NENOROCIRII
DELA COMARNI('
Nepasari criminale.

Fri seada, intreaga Capitala, 81
cu ca 0 intreaga suflare romanea-
sea- au fost prada unor. profnnde 81
dureroase emotii.
Tn tren de pasageri, circuland
pc una din cele mai principale ar
tere de communicate a cailor noa-
sire ferate, a fost obiectul unui
groaznic accident.
Acest accident costat viata a
numeroase victime 81 a periclitat
saratatea unui 81 mai mare numar
lie nenorociti!
Cauza accidentillui ma fost de
asta-data datorita "nici unei mani
criminale,'' cum ne-a tot obisnuit
a nc 1ncunostiinta Administrative
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UHASiS uICl liWuStlII Id tioII0IV.
Avem in tara atatea materii
prime. carl ramanc i'm mare parte
neexploatate, sau earl snnt eXpor-
tate strainatatii.
Scepticii s'au indoit 81 Sc mai
indoese 81 astazi unii ca Sc poate
crea ia moi o industrie nationala.
Expozitiile de lucru manual ca
cea din com. Stalpem sunt in sta.
re sa risipeasca 81 acestora in
dOelile.
Aceste frumoase inceputuri tre-
buesc generaliZate. In fiecare an
81 in fiecare jndet, trebuesc orga-
nizate astfel dc expozitii. Ele vor
putea arata CO anumc industril Sc
pot intemeia mai cu osebire in fie-
care juSlet. Opera nu Sc poate
Fmargini nllmai La ceiace poate
face scoala primara, caci scoala
primarl nu este 81 nu trebue sa
fie I'm atclier. Ea Isl va Fl ajuns
pc deplin scopul, creind indewa,
narea 81 desyoltand gustul de
/ fr,lmos. al eleyilor.. Punand pref
deosebit pc lucru manual nu tre-
bue sa urmhrcasca scoala primara
e desyoltarea integrala facmlta-
tilor copiilor.
|. Accste Mcruri MI Sc invata nu-
/ mai decat din. carte. + greu sa Sc
iafle din manuale Slimita. unde
ltrebue sa Sc opreasca invatatorul.
lDe-accia socOtesc ca in insus
interesul invatatorilor sa vie la
aceste expozitii 81 sa auda char
corpul didactic primar, Sc pun
din gura colcgilor date necesare
Incat foarte frumos fOst ca la
expozitia din com. Stalpeni au
VENT 81 invatatorii cursisti de la
Scoala normala Carol l' din
Campullung, condusi de catrt
harnicul director al scoalei, oil L
IG. Marinescu. Pc langa invata
tori veniti la scoala normala pen.
tru invatarea lucrului manual, s.
carl an luat parte la expozitie am
remarcat 81 multi colegi din Ar
deal, Bucovina 81 Basarabia.
Expozitia a fost o buna scoala
7 pentru toti 81 nimerita ocazie
pentru strangerea legaturilor SUI
fletesti. Cuvantarea tinuta inva
) tatorilor de catre d. prof. S. Me
, hedinti,' a desavarsit succesul cx
; pozitiei.
Pc langa toatc acestc part
bune, remarcam 81 o pare rea
lipsa authorization administrativ,
Isl scolare. Pentru eel obisnuiti c,
lluptele politice din Muscel nu e {
!surpriza. Prefectul 81 subalterni
'ssai inrolati pana in gat de pa
!. timi politice, nu gasesc nici III
moment liber pentru opera sa
! natoasa Gle cultura; lar revizori
Scolari. numerosii revizori scolar
! Isl pierd vremea Gu acte de ser
vilism catre cl,lbul polite, care
evident, nu. .poate pretui .altfel d.
$ merite de cat pc cele politice. Ii
acest chip irlsa, scoala nu poat
pgogresa. 81 dl ministru al In
structiunii, care sc preocupa as,
4 de aproape de bunul mers a
! scoalelor, trebue sa aflc care est
!. adevarata rama a scoalei.
e. min ''Daciao
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-10

.duri. cosare, unde vitele de munca
sunt ingrijite, poate cum 'nu au
fost, ele. nicioaata in viata lor.
arajau1 curat, aerisit, paele proa-
.spete, vitele tesalate 81 :toate lu-
crnrile puse la rostul lor de te
Ininunai. -
In mic pare; drumuri 1mpe
trite; potecate serpuind printre
brazde cu-flori; binci 81 scaune
|pentru odihna !; gardnri impletite,
umbre, bordee, magazii, toate cu
I'm gust 81 GU rinduiala ca te
uimeSte TN decor de basm'' ne
lspune Dommll Mngur al carui
Eochiu sslpraveghiaza 81 condpce
totul, avand aerul de a MI .stie
|nimica. 81 a nu indma nimica.
Copii isi ficeaN singuri intrea-
ga soxp0darie. Ei. pe rind, faceau
de serviciu,. pc rind la bucatarie,
la curHtitul vaselor, la curatitul
fcsmcrilor. Ei eran 81 bucatari la
l'bucatarie 81 boeri cand Sc asezau
la masa pentru Fl serviti, pc
|GrinA, de camarazi de rind. Ri Isl
lspalan rufele, ei 81 le carpeau, ei
|sit mu facut proviziile pentru
iiSrill: bullion, varza, etc.