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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-03-30

j. l.. Francis, of Henrietta, was a
pleasant visitor in Grantsville Wednes-
day.
Miss Geraldine Jackson, of near Big
Mrs. Oscar Garretson.
Rev. Ola Bennett, of White Pine,
was Grantsville business visitor Sat
urday.
w. A. Mahaney. the Joker South
Penn man, was transacting business at
the local office Saturday.
Ben Clayton, first class citizen of
Big Springs, was here one day last
week on business
Is your liver out of order? Do you
suffer from biliousness, headaches,
constipation If So Tanlac is what
you need. w. r. w Dye.
Hugh Ward, Industrious farmer and
sawmill man of near White Pine, was
transacting business here Thursday
evening
Fresh Groceries, Fruits and Vegata-
bles. We carry an up-to-date line Of
Groceries and Notions of all kinds. Get
our prices before buying elsewhere.
$40 tt South Side Store Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bland arrived
here the latter part of last week for a
visit with relatives i'm this community.
They have recently been residing at
Eatons. Wood county, but have sold out
there and will go to Oklahoma.
The Chronicle Bookstore is display
ing beautiful line of Easter Greeting
Cards and Framed Pictures. Make
your selections early before the stock
is picked over.
For Rent-Pasture enough to keep
and fatten for the market thirty head
Of two year old cattle. Located a few
miles from ArnOldsburg on Beech Fork.
If Interested write II. J. Francis, go s.
Fifth St, Louisville, Ky; or call S. Il.
Keith, Arnoldsburg, w. Va. 3-1G tf
John w. Yoak, a very successful
teacher of Ayers, was q Grantsylle
visitor Saturday. He recently closed a
highly successful term of school at Big
Bend Mr.. YOak asks us to extend
his thanks to the patrons and pupils of
the school for their interest and coop
GRAFTON in the school.
The report is going that the April
| term OF Circuit COurtJ will be- postpon-
ed for one week for some reason or
other This docs not seem likely rs
the juries and witness have been sum
moned for the 18th and much extra
cost would result to the state and coun.
Lty. Watch our next issue for news
concerning this when we have found
time to investigate the matter.
Johnny. who already had TWO young
- sisters. had been promised q baby
brother. much to his delight. When
the eventful day arrived the nurse
told him the stork he'd brought an
other darling baby aistsr Poor Johnny
was diaheartened. Shortly aftsrward
his father found him alone In his bed
\ room and asked him how he liked his
new sister. Jaw" sAid Johnny, hope
lessly, ats gsttin' too crowded around
! kaeaF .
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-03-30
FORMER RESIDENT SHOT
(From The Clarksburg Exponent

tFrom The Clarksburg Exponent)
The condition of Benjamin w. HATH
away aged 60. of Grasselli. who was
shot through the right breast late Sun
day afternoon near his home by an
unknown asSailant. was much improved
nj local hospital last night and his
complete recovery is expected Comfy
officers yesterday found 40 new clues
concerning who fired The shot that
wounded Mr. Hathaway. although some
important information that may have
u bearing on the case has been discover
ed MI Hathaway was shot when he
was about eighty yards away from his
homc and Ii" did not see anybody when
the revolver WAS discharged and only
realized that lie had been the victim
when he felt n singing sensation in his
breast.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-03-30

Washington district. IN said county and
state. and now owned by the said Gil.
bert Keith. and to satisfy the debts to
be ascertained by said decree
And ii appearing by affidavit filed
In this cause that Gilbert Keith is a
nonresident OF this state, it is ordered
that he do appear here within one
month after the date OF the first pub.
hcation hereof and do what is neces.
sary to protect his interests.
TeSte:
L. L. TERRELL, Clerk.
A. G. Mathews. SO At
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-03-30
The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, March 80, 1922
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Clarence Haddox. of near Ayers. was
q Grantsville visitor Tuesday.
w. Col Wilson, an excellent citizen of
Big Springs, was here Tuesday on II
business errand.
Miles w. Stump. of Henrietta WAS
transacting business at the local South
Penn office Tuesday
Guy Bailey. of Mi Zion. was here
Wednesday looking after business in
tereSIs.
Jerry West, Il first class citizen of
Index, was here Thursday on bust
ness errand.
Lloyd Wright, an excellent young
man Of near Henrietta, was visitor In
Grantsville Thursday.
Don't fail to see the beautiful and
artistic line of Easter Greeting Cards
on display at the Chronicle Bookstore.
Nonnie Roberts, prominent young
farmer of near Big Springs, was here
Friday on business mission.
l.. John Fogle, substantial citizen of
Russell, was attending to business af-
fairs in Grantsville Friday.
II you are feeling badly, put your
troubles away by taking Tanlac. w.
T. w. Dye.
At special communication of the
local lodge of Masons Monday night,
Warder E. Stump, of Russell. was in
itiated into the mysteries of the order.
Remember the absent relative or
friend with an appropriate Easter card.
The Chronicle Bookstore has hand
some line.
Albert II. Jackson, merchant and bus
! mess man of near Tough, was here
over Tuesday night looking after bust
ness interests.
N. II. Right and w. II. Ayers. prom
tnent citizens of White Pine, were a
mong the business visitors in town
Saturday.
~ADhoG CADAnAhE OEdbOu nj manu-. see
the Chronicle Bookstores line of Fancy
| Shelf Papers. Also Crepe Paper, Paper
Napkins, Table Cloths, etc. Anything
tn Paper"
Tanlac Is well advertised. but adver-
Using alone could not have produced
anlac's popularity 1t had TO have
herit. w. y. w. Dye.
Captain Bill Shock, Of Russell, was
Grantsville Friday looking after
siness connected with his freight
ht He is being kept busy by the
equent rises I'm the Kanawha
oral @. Hathaway, for the past sever
gears assistant cashier Of the Bank
Grantsville, has severed his cOnnec-
with that institution TO devote
Ore time to his insurance business.
On account OF the failure Of our limo
type to respond to the geutle touch of
the operator, the Chronicle is issued
later than usual, and is devoid of much
interesting news matter that should
have been In our columns.
Fer Sale-TwO lots in South Grants
Vile; streets on three sides. One street
between High School and vacant lot.
Other lot has five-room cottage, fine
water well good barn. Price II sold In
next 30 days $500.
3.23 Il EARL GATES
Work is progressing nicely on the
Phillips Run road The grading, ex.
cept browning, is finished in many
places and remarkable lot Of work
has been accomplished. Progress is
also being made on the concrete arch
across Phillips Run despite the high
waters that have interfered with tbs
project
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-03-30

eternity
She is happy with angels,
She has climbed the golden stairs.
There our little darling's waiting.
In that home so bright and fair.
She Is waiting there TO greet us.
With joyous. happy kiss,
Where our sorrows are forgotten.
In the realms of perfect bliss.
AUNT IDA
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-03-30
SUMMER SCHOOL
ARNOLDSBURG

~ y - ~ s4sssaEg ~ ~
Special arrangements conducting Snzsss
at AnOldsburg beginning continuing nine weeks IN, -
tuItn will be OOperwee
O Shd understand by the laws 4 all
persons desiring grade certificate IN -,
and 1873 mast the examination
So0on thereto must have OF high
Pioh SUBJECTS The applicant this
ScnO normal school or by taking the Examination subjects sEsr.s
o the oe Department of Education so
SUBJECTS at homo or school
zone IN the elementary
SUBJECTS on which the state examinations
esrons 70 reports received from Robert
srS Training Permit me to requirements -
on the subjects in
Inc high school subjects which
PASS arc ~ follows English Composition
Commercial Geography Physical History Aers
tory GIVES Business Arithmetic professional su.ss M
History Of Education These text books your @ ss
Moore Co.. Charleston, or directly publisher.
j. Vatican Roberts will
He graduated the addition has had ,,
training at the Genvil hesitate TO
Mr. Roberts able instructor study as the PRINCIPAL 80
1t should applicants for d and e.s
grade certificates will required high school ub.
common school subjects the course of sudy win ~
under personal supervision
Anyone desiring regard to the school NAV write 80 :,
Leatherbari West Va any question ab ,v
E ARL E. MACE LE a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
BELIEVED AGE
HAD BEST OF Her
Annapolis Women, at II, Says
She Has Regained Wplendid
Health; Praises Tanl &C.

People of advanced age w'o suffer
from stomach trouble, loss Of Dpctitc,
aches and pains and a ieelir go general
lassitude, are apt ~ ink the condi-
ton all due years when,
in truth, H., ailments . 10 different
from the troubles suif,re younger
people and will just as read yield to
the ril ht trea; men
This fac, 3 .lstantiated
thousands Of times over by such state -
ments as the f flowing from Mrs. Mary
T.. Basford, of 70 W oiland avenue,
Annapolis, Md Grandma" ms she is
known to nearly ev rybody in An
napolis, state:
'I have pd many ailments and was
so rundown ~ | feared my useful
days we're ~ rN or. But | declare
since takirr p! In; | haven't nm ache,
pain or unoO ,rt ,Gle feeling and have
not enjoyed Itch p RECT health in years.
Before took Innac | would often
wake Mt night r, fferng such pain and
shortness of r,ath on account Of gas
on nv stomach I'D indigestion that !
could hai div stand il. also had head-
aches and dizzy 'pells nrd WAS troubled
with pains -. or my body.
am now sever ty-ore Years old and
tho ght my age WA .inst me getting
well, tut / lav, found out all ! needed
was the right ~ cine. Tanlac certainly
was the right on for nm now feeling
| fr
Tinlnc is g" In Wilmington by the
Eek d DR. ores in New Castle by
+. Challcut d Son and all leading
druggists et, where.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

tho Wilmington NJ. r. Church assisted
by Rev. Carlisle Hubbard Of Whining
ton. The groom was former resident
OF this city.
Two-day Salc-Sweet potntoes (larEe
baslaet). soc; buy no@ for the winter.
Best head rice. regular price lie, now
| Sc, pounds for 25c. Can OF fancy
pumpkin. 12hc. Cranberries, Is and
1Sc quart. BOX OF matches free to
every customer this week. Pink
stamps given. Platts.-Adv.
William Green. chairman OF the
ushers' committee OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, has appointed the
following ushers for next month
Morning services. George w. Britting-
ham. Harvey l.. Johnson. Arthur H.
Gibbs, oakley Eskridge. Evening
session, Raymond Foster. Elmer Meg
gineon, Theodore w. Atkinson and
William ii. Green.
Early last evening the members of
the Good VIII Fire Co. were called
TO Holloway Terrace to extinguish a
blaze IN newly constructed dwelling
Tho IRE was slight and ia said to have
been caused by a workman who threw
a lighted cigarette into a pile OF
shavings.
Chuck Roasts, loo 10: Cross cut
l2c: all steaks. 1sc; stewing beef, {
to lee; rib roaste. lac; veal outlet
csc: chops. 25c; roasting veal, 1Sc;
potatoes. white and sweet, SOC basket
Thread. &c loaf. Prices special for Fri
day and Saturday. J. d. Longacre
20 West Fourth strect.-Adv.
This evening n Negro rally meetins
Will he held in the William street hall
Fourth and William streets at s
O'Clock.
George McKnitt and Sylvester It'd
we'll left this morning for Plainneld
y. j.. with trucks recently used ir
the construction OF the newly bull
streets by contractor Joseph r. Burke
George Eckles and James Morrison
have accepted n contract for the con.
struction OF coal bin for the TIVE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
AUTO FATALITIES
STEADILY INCREASE
In Wilmington, However, There
Has Been a Falling OFT in
Such Accidents.

Washington, Nov. 3.--Thc number
Of fatalities caused by automobiles has
increased steadily each year since
1917, according TO returns up to 1921
compiled by the Bureau OF Census.
During tho year 1921, 1873 deaths re-
suited from automobile accidents,
which Represents death rate OF IL. 8
per 100000 population. Injuries from
the Same cause increased about 2S
per cent.
In Wilmington. however. tho death
ratio from automobile accidents hss
decreased in the past fve years. In
1921 there were 10 deaths from this
cause; in 1920. IA; IN 1919. 1s; In 1913.
IS; and In 1917. 30. The death rate
by automobile accidents per 10000
In these years was AZ followp: 1921
SIS: 1920. 1885, 1919. 1913; 1918. III:
1917, 21.4.
In tho State OF Delaware in 1921
II persons were killed by automobiles
AZ against % In 1920. and % in 1919
The death ratio per 100000 population
was IS In 1921; 9.S In 1920: and 10.4
in 1919. This Is very small number
az compared with other states.
Between 1917 and 1921 the death
ratio per 100000 throughout the coun.
try Increased about 2S per cent. II
tho q etatcs for which data for 1917
Ia available the actual number OF those
deaths Increased from COLA In thai
4l2 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
JEWISH COMMUNITY DRIVE
CONTINUED UNTIL SUNDAY

AT a meeting OF captains and work
ers last night ait the Jewish Communi-
ty Center. Third and King STREETS,
Theodore Grant. chairman, announced
66S members had been enrolled in
tho center and that 1851 had been OBJ
tained for the Centers budget. Prnc-
tically every Jewish family In Will
mfngton was enrolled in the Center
Although the goal was set for 500
members and the money total was 80,
for $4,000 the campaign committed
voted TO continue their efforts until
Sunday. by which time the committee
expects to swell the total OF members
to 500 and the budget to $4,000.
1t was explained that the Original
sum set for the campaign, $4,000, die
not include provision for a summer
camp, and that the campaign should
be continued until ample provision
was made for summer camp pro-
gram.
Sunday evening there will DO n gala
time at the Jewish Community Center
Four trophies will be awarded, Re.
freshments will be served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
school buildings on tho Acad-

portable school buildings on tho Acad-
envy plot.
For thirty-three years have serv-
ed the people Of New Castle with the
very best home-dreesed meats that
can be bought. at reasonable prices.
But some people now desire an in
ferior grade of meat which Will
now sell at the following prices. Stew
| ing beef, 4 to 10c; roasting beef. 10
to 15c; beef steak, IL to zoe; pork
chops, zoe. We will continue TO handle
the better grade as heretofore to those
who desire It. Matthew walz, ITO Ees,
| Third Street--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

Villa Ia to start a bank. although he
has had more experience in the col
lection than in tho loan department.
Dallas News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

Hats for matron and miss in
Panne and Lyons velvet, also
duvetyne and combinations Of silk
velvet, suitable for street and
dress, including every wanted color,
and the much wanted red, hand
somely trimmed with ostrich, quilts,
buckles and fancies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

In every wanted color 70 match
coats. Girls hats show large
strcamerS and fur trimmed in
small and medium shapes. Boys
hats are of gray and assorted
colors, with ear protectors, also
trimmed with the much wanted
leather tops. All sizes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
No stiFn ce este b PaIat

milioanele acestei tari-cand plan
gerile 81 protestele lor Sc opres
toate in mainile inchizitorilor ci
Della cinesa astepti legi 81 dreptat
cand. acest g,lvern = drept Corpur
l1egiuitoare ~ inlocuit Camera $
Senatul ell figuri carl zambes
.sfidator, in lac sa tremure de ras
punderea acefei. operatii de noapt
priu care s'a iefuit poporuf de ce
mai slant dfept al mi?!
Poreclitele afegeri din 6 81 7 Ma
tie II an fost decat I'm sinistru pro
cedeii, prin care g,,vernul a cauta
sa elimineze orice control al acti
vitatii hui.
Oar dreptatea trebue cautata $
gasita!
Maven Parliament. Exista fr
schimb acel factor. carui expire
sic trebue sa fie ParfamentuI. Iar
acesta-si are cuvantul lui. caci este
81 el formeaza tara: poporul.
Dupa ce IN Corpurile Legiutoart
guvernul vrea sd elimineze orict
control din partea poporului, =
crezandu-se atotputernic stapan al
acestei tari, cal,ta prin masurile lu-
ate fata de presa = scumpirea hir-
lei 81 -tarifului postal pentru ziare
II sa infnnde, 81 in afara de par
lament, ,glasul multimilor. ,Litera
sfanta tiparlllui imprastie doa,
lumina. lar un popor hlminat 81
constiu de drepturile lui MI mai
poate fl exploatat de ciocoi.
MI este deci greu de inteles &c
vroieste guvernul d-lui Bratianu.
Sc insala insa stapanitorii sTarii
romanesti daca cred ca de hatarul
lor poate ii inabusit glasul unei
tari. Caci sa nu ute: MI tara este
a guvernului ci gllvernul este al
tarii!
Far daca gastlWile boieresti MI Sc
innpaca Gu acest adevar. actualul
gatvern n ARE deceit sd faca loc altor
earl MI sc rusinRaza ci stu sa-si
implipeasca dfatoria eand $ Eau pus
in slujba tarii.
Altfel tara, care este NJ. Sa Po-
porul va Fl siita sa-si spuna cuvin-
tnl intr 'un ton, care va cadea ca TN
triznet in miilocul cetei de soho
nirstrinsi in iurgl cascavalului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

Nj slim ce-f Palat; IN stim in
&c culori sse vede della inaltimea
Tronuhli sitaatia disperata in care
n,se framanta massele dintre lisa
'si Nistru. Iidurile bratieniste nj,
Ipermit privirilor tarii sd pAtrunGM
tacol0, asa sa comenteze 81 sa traga
Econelazii, la earl daea legatura
Edintrc Ell 81 Palat ar fl asa cum tre-
kbne sd .fie I'LL ar ajtmge.
i Protestele indreptate impotriva
Eguvernului, la Palat ralaan fara
lccon. Efectul pc urma scrisoarei
Ed-fni Manill 81 a rezolutiei Parti-
fdnlui national, prin care Ardealul
|vorbia atat. Gle SINGER 81 de dureros
M. s. Regelli he fac sd credem CD
Ehberalii au reusit sa strecoare, In
Fhaina adevarulu;, la Palat, toate
Emidciunile 81 calvmniile preset lor.
ENu ne putem altfel explica mott
[yele tacerei mute 81 pline de mister
i'm care este inyalnit Palatul.
Unui guyern cocotat in fruntca
tarii, fara de voia eli, ia re,lsit asa
.dara sd Sc puma stavila intre tara
Isl Gel ales din Vointa nationala.
LA cheremnl cui ramlan atnnci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

|ceiacc G incontestabil pentru or
cine cunoaste situatia relatiya d
noastra in domcniul culturii fat;i
Idle elementul german din Ardeal
- ca mesterii din Sibiu, Brasov
81 Bistrita pc earl moi ii stim
cat 81 cum All lucrat pentru Dom
mi nostri. de Ia Mircea-cel -Ba
tran Ia Constantin Brancoveanu,
|trecand prin marele iubitor de
|artisti Neaeoe, ctitorul de la Ar
Fgcs~ ca acestl mesteri n an
avut de primit lectii de la aceia
carora aveau toata putinta sd Ii
Sc dea I"
FOarte amabil. scriitorul. care
|recunOaste valoarea manifestatii-
lOr noastre artistice 81 anumito
|domenii, intru eat putut lua
cunostin{a i de danseIe teI insusi
caci nu ne-am priceput moi pana
aeum sa facem pc inyatatii lor
unii eminent. sa yiziteze ceiace
tara veche paate infatisa mai in.
teresant i'm domeniul arteil asst.
Eel in arta populara, tesaturi. sd
.paturi in lemn. olarie, scoartc
forma caselor 81 bisericilor Ok
lemn, zugraveli de biserici, ca La
biseriea din Fagaras, la cea dir
VOLTA 81 din Apoldul-Mic, pc care
moi nu LEAN deserts inca. ST. DC
alaturi, Sc emite dorinta ca moi sd
nu cadem in pacatul, ridicul, a.
alTngurilor de-a anexa La arta po-
pOrului dominant tot ce frumos
pc teritoriul statuiui 81 de con
sidera orice revendicare de drep.
turf din partea neamurilor con.
locuitOare 81, adaug, colabora-
toare, ca I'm fel de atentat la 81
guranta Statnlui.
ArticOlul, frumos, obiectiv 81
drept, Gu desavarsire cultural, nu
poate ramanea fara explicatii.
ID. Stefanescu, pc care-l ono
reaza O strinsa legatura de fami.
lie Gu neuitatul mieu prieten, poe
tut Vlahuta, un tinar enthusiast,
care. pc langa catedra sa de liceu
din Bucuresti. face de multi timp
o propaganda caldnroasa pentru
arta in genere 81 pentru &c Use
pare ca din vastuiiei domeniu ali
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
srfINFA RolGANA SI
NAFfolEALlTA+nE.
de: n. Iorga.

i : -
Siebenbuergisch Deutsches Ia
geblatt, una din foile sasesti care
apar la Sibiiu,, Sc ocupa, fntr 'un
'nllmar recent, de parerea pc care
ar ii comis-o intro conferinta IL
'nuta acolo dl I. D: Stefanescu.
professor din Bucuresti, Gu prf-
wire la originalitatea mestesugu-
I'm de argintarie al Sasilor. Con
ferentiarul ar Fl tagadnit aceasta
xiginalitate, afirmand Cd SASH
,au invatat aceasta atdt de deli.
|cata arta de Ia RomAnii de Pc
lar criticul aratG
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25
Sc DUG CoDRII"

AclaM cand sub bolta albastri,
a cerului de clar opal tree sirur
lungi de abb cocori prevesitori a
primaverei dragi, cand adierile pla
cute 81 razele caldute soarelui dt
fMartie te dispune la noua viati
#cand totnl par'ca sta sd ,,vina'
Egriibit i'm vesela natura, titlul d,
mai sus apare desigur multora ca
70 bizara imperechere de cuvinte
lea un ,.lon-senz" 81 totul asa este
I Sc due codrii. - Da sc due -
Vine jalea Asprita iarna cu hal
ma N veci albita I'LL fuse de ajuns
'sa puma la incercare ,,Codrii' p.
,urmele toporului vim astazi pazito
'rii turmelOr de vite.
liza colt 81 mazga, caci n o,
'muri de fOame"
81 .tanara mladita, gingasul Ia
star cu seva abonlenta, in loc sd
,.reinvie'' sc due spre o alta via
TIA ~ nluritoare.
Sub copita greeaie a turmelol
lcornute, ,,codruf tanar dicpart
.zugrumat sau Isl despoaie trupul
fraged sub dintii rimegatorului
vOrace.
EST vagabond pc drumul tarii
RatacilOr idealist, cobori lcne
prin hnceagul din marginea sat't
lui, Y Scand tabla, infipta pc III
stAnlp tea ,,oprit" in loc:
.Pasnnatul oprit" Verde cs
81 natura ce par'ca 'nverzeste pt
tablita literile II apar tot mai vi
,zibile. Stunt insignele serviciulu
sllvE. ClteSte a dDua CARA !: ,,COn
'stiinta silvica" ~! Da . constiinti
.negativa, o ,,nou2 constiinta sill
'vica" daca vroiti. Sarman ideals,
h. dQar. ipscriptiR servicinllli sill
NC mai este verde, acum = in pri
mevara - cand ,,codrii'' MI ma
Eau &c 'nveryi!
Desamagit constati ca geniul d
man plls in serviciul interesulu
|exoist, distruge meet dar sigu1
opera marest4 II plina de mi
ster 4 naturei! Ca podoabe rari Q,
care. slnt acoperi mnntii 81 vail
nosstre dispar !! ivilizatia trag'
din tortek natnt insemnate f.
lane, Care este kahci ,Constiin
u" fsi Nevoile iftei inpipsan'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-25

lputea fl reclamat pentru moi. IN
timpul refugiului la Iasi sc ocupa
in special de comunicarea cuno
stintllor muzicale unui public SEQ
laresc care era tinut astfel in cul-
tul ideafismumi cclui mai nobiE.
Pc urma fost adesea in .Ardea.,
unde-si are prieteni caldurosi. 81
char la Atena. Tendintile d-lui
|Stefanescu. care inzestrat co
deosebita yerva oratorica, sunt
|demne de lauda.
A cere insa cl,iva care Sc ocupf
dc toate domeniile, multiple, ale
artei in toate timpurile. 81 terile.
sa alba 0 cunostinta personala 81
stiintifica artei romanestile e de
slgur o pretentie pc care no
avem moi. la Rucuresh Criticuf'
sas poate Fl sigur ca, precum nu
cerem d-lui Stefanescu lucrari de
nu-i impnnem sd sc
tie in nota nOastra 81. char cand
crede intro arta de zidaric Ro-
manilor in secol,l al XIII-lea. nu
snpunem aceasta parere sistemu-
.lui Gle lamurire lucrurilor pc
care-l obisnuim, cu o explicabila
cruzinae, intre noi.
Cred ca ne-am 1nteies. Stiinta
rOmaneasca are face numai cu
ce spIne sau scrie ca insasi. ST.
fata de trecutul sasesc. asa de fo-
iOSitor noua ili tot ce priveste
cnltnra. moi nu negam nici una
din acele multe 81 adanci influen-
te care pot Fl gloria lor fara sa
lnsemne o scadere noastra. Gael
meritul Oricarui pOnor numai
,, acela de a fl PRINT GU bucuria
lumina cand ea VENT, la locul
lui 81 la ceasul eli. as,lpra-i.
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