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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-05
VALLEY VIEW

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j. Shaub is helping Mr.. Full
bright clean off his summmer-fal-
lowing.
Mr.. Mcdowell and Earl Bur-
dett called on Jacob Shaub on
Sunday.
w. w. Price and family of
Finley moved to the Beck place
last week.
Palmer Burris and Carl Biggs
took dinner with Vernon McCarty
on Sunday.
Jacob Shaw and Aaron Nc
Carly called at the Clutter home
Sunday evening.
j. E. Petefhans, the school clerk,
visited Valley View school last Fri
day afternoon.
Bernice Mccarthy was absent
from school three days last week
with very painful gathering in
her ear.
Miss Ethel Ingham spent the
week end with her friend Miss
Ruth Martin at the teachers cott-
age Of Cotton Wood school, No.
g.
The Misses Ingham and Martin
and Pat Owens were supper guests
of Mrs. Mottinger and school
teacher at Mottinger on Sunday.
The young people made the trip
on horse back.
Vernon and Aaron McCarty
with their teacher, Miss Ingham
attended a birthday party given
in honor Of Roy Jones at his home
in Finley last week. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by those
present.
After all the labor and expense
that has been used to make the
school comfortable some one was
unkind enough to break into the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-05

school building thru window last
Sunday for the purposes at the
present unknown.
The school board Of district NO.
8 has gone to quite little eA-
pense to make the Valley view
school comfortable for teachers
and pupils for the present year
which is certainly appreciated Dy
the patrons as well as by the
teacher and pupils. w. w.
Price has been doing the work.
Mrs. McCarty received letter
some time ago from Mrs. J. L.
East, who has been visiting with
her daughter at Dallas, Oregon
during the past summer while her
son and grandsons have been look
ing after their sheep in the noun
tains. Mrs. East writes she
will be glad to return to her home
in the hills.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-05

In recent address upon the
postal service Postmaster General
Work called attention to the fact
that there are 500 trained men in
the postal field studying the ply
steal environment Of employees and
indicating to the postal authorities
where improvement may be made
in heating, lighting, ventilation,
sanitation and equipment OF post
offices and where other conditions
may be bettered, making the work
of the postal employees easier ana
eliminating unnecessary hardships.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-05
Ribs WANTED

Sealed bids for the purchase OF
the Methodist Tabernacle will be
received up to $3.50 p. m. Oct. 18th,
1922 and possession given the buy
er, Oct. %, and a period of ten
days after given to remove prop
erty. Address bids. C. E. Hitler,
secretary, NJ. E. church building
committee. Kennewick, Wash.
27-2S
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East Kennewick


Arthur Kit returned to Spokane
Sunday. ss3 G giSo
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian have
moved into town for the winter.
The w. 7. Elliott family had
Sunday dinner at the w. B. Elliott
home.
Mrs. Andrews Of Coulee City
will spend the winter with Mrs. j.
I. Hill.
Mrs. j. F. Scott is enjoying a
visit with Mrs. F. C. May Of Gran
it, Idaho.
Mrs. VIM. Hays has gone to the
coast for a two weeks visit with
relatives.
Ralph Brown, who has been
working at Hood River, Ore, re-
turned home Friday.
We are glad to report that VIM.
Kit has recovered sufficiently to
be up and around again.
Mrs. F. E. Waters went to
Spokane Tuesday to attend the w,
C. T. U. convention. She expects
to return Saturday.
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Will Gilcrest motored to Yaki-
ma Sunday morning where he was
joined by his brother Donald who
accompanied him on hunting trip
to the Rainier Reserve. They ex-
pect to be gone two weeks.
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Local members of the Ladies Of
the Macabees have been notified
that Mrs. Burns, great commander,
will not leave Michigan until Nov
ember first, consequently her visits
to Washington lodges will be de-
layed.
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OF CLOSING OF REG
ISTRATION BOOKS

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books Of Benton Coun-
ty will close to the registration OF
voters on the evening of October
nth. and will remain closed until
after the General Election Sept IL,
Kathryn Severyns
10: 5-12 County Auditor
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-10-05

The doctor in charge is a gradu-
ate in medicine and surgery and
is licensed by the state Of Wash
ington. He visits professionally
the more important towns and
cities and offers to all who call on
this trip, consultation and examina-
ton free, except the expense of
treatment when desired.
According to his method Of treat
ment he does not operate for
chronic appendicitis, gall stones,
ulcers of stomach, tonsils or ade-
noids.
He has to his credit many wond-
erful results in diseases Of. the
stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin,
nerves, bladder, bed wetting, ca
tarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism,
sciatia, leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
If you have been ailing for any
length Of time and do not get
better do not fail to call, as i'm
proper measures rather than dis
ease are often the cause Of your
long standing trouble.
REMEMBER above date, that
examination on this trip will be
free, and that his treatment is diff.
ferent.
Address: 366 Boston Block, Min
neapolis, MINI. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
YANKS IN LONDON
PLAN BALL LEAGUE
Stanford Bridge Football
Grounds Engaged for
II Sundays


LoSDON, May g.. Sundays dur
Ink the coming summer are iikcly TO
be- dnys OF torment for tho residents
~ quiet Chelsea. which is London's
counterpart TO Sow York's Green
wlch village tho abode Of the ar
tistlc and rotirinR
such cries nt "atta boy" md Sim
ilnr calculations Of baseball par
l1nco will probably break tho Sab
bath stiffness In the precincts ~
the stamford bridge football
grounds. which tho organizers of -
baseball league hnVo contracted for
use on 70 sundays beginning May q.
TENNIS are being formed among
London Americans. London Cana
dians. students of oxford and Cam
bridge and other English lovers OF
tho game. These organizing activ-
ltics have brought 10 light the OK
istcnce OF nt loast two English base
bnli clubs which have been playing
sevorni years. one Of these is tho
Chipping Norton club, very enter
prising organization.
This club not only could give
many American amateur team n
hard uiuo innings but II holds tho
distinction OF being the only organ
i1ntion OF It's kind to distribute q
fans printed diagrams of the din.
mond and n glogHary of baseball
slang. The glossary defines n
amoGe' ns a fast ball that sets fire
20 the air and defines "skull prnC-
tico" ms n conference ~ the captain
and his team before play begins.
The orgnnlzera are planning NJ
elaborate celebration ON tho Fourth
Of July II In hoped team may b,
brought from Paris.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
SOUGHT TO BURN UP JAIL
Arson Suspect Not Convicted But
Faces Two Other Charges.

kEMNli, May 6-thnrleA Ham
mons received tho benefit Of n
hung jury here Tuesday afternoon
IN tho district court when he was
tried on n charge Of attempted ar
son. Charlie had been incarcerhtcd
In the hoosRow at paden after n
celebration he had been conducting
with tho aid OF generous supply
of moonshlnc. and. not liking his
Environments. had set fire to the
building. The fire was put out. ns
nlso was Charlie when. after his
rescue, he was brought TO Okamah
and placed In the county Jail.
finmmons has two moro charges
10 face Rt this term Of court, one
being n charge Of assault with In
tent to XIII and tho other for alleged
robbery. lIammons shot and killed
Bud Smith. n deputy sheriff. n num-
her OF years ago but was acquitted
OF n charge OF murder Mt that time.
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son is IN FATHERS POSITION
Up the rostofficc Turns
PAPER Over TO Junior

FNYON, MnV 6.--WIth the
change OF postmaster here. william
Beli stepping out and l.. II. Harding
stepping In as acting postmaster
under appointment OF President
Harding, change has also been
effected In the MANAGEMENT OF the
Mayes County Republican. owned
by Mr.. Harding.
His son Roy comes from Sklatook
to take the management OF the pa
per. aud Robert Dial. who has been
manager. will he retained on tho
staff. Roy Harding was on the
Skiatook weekly for the past few
mnnlha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
RELIEF FOR CROWDED JAIL
Inmates Are Released and Several
Placed Where They Belong.

Special 10 Tho world.
PRYOR, May G.--The crowded
condition Of tho jail here was re-
lieved n little by the removal OF John
Autcrson and Earl Garrett to Gram
ito by Deputy Sheriff Paul Wilson.
jess Layton, who was charged with
dcscrtion from the army. was taken
to Fort Sill
Howard Click, arrested on n
charge OF disturbing the peace. was
released on bond, ms was also one
OF the negroes charged with five
osftcrs with whipping white hov
near Brushy. But the Jail ls still
Crowdad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
OLD SHAY DAYS
TO Be RECALLED
Clover 51-Year-Old Vet
eran of Shafts, to Be
on Exhibition
PRESS CLUB OPENS UP
Doors of Society Are Thrown
Open TO More Than 700
News Writers

NEW YORK. May G.-.Duys n the
'ono horse open shay" and tho trnv.
cling minister will be recalled to
New YORK Monday when GLOVER"
tho oldest horse now living -or su
his oWnor calls him viii be exhibit
"a In that hall of fame for great
horses. Madison square Garden.
GLOVER" IL Of years old, his home
~ in the hills uf CatawiFhn. Pa. and
fis owner Is tho Rov. Ulysses
Myers who once drove him when
ho toured the mining counties hs
travelling minister.
GLOVER" he It known, is IN fine
shape. lie doesn't work now, hut
every day he gets out Tor n gnllop
In his pasture and has n fine tim"
generally An expert on horses
from New York. who gained his
reputation buying animals FOR the
circus. went out TO Cniawissa TO in
tcrvicw Glover" and brought back
n good report.
The old age 10 which he has lived
"Clovor" attributcs to his good
teeth ana to tho fact that he oats
three hearty meals day. always
ot specially prepared oats ana grain.
He doesn't smoke or drink intoN.
eating liquors. his only dissipation
being fow gallons Of wntcr. three
or four timos a day. from n brook
in tho pasture.
"Clovcr" viii hold forth NIL week
Mt the fashion baZar which ~ part OF
OF the Masonic exposition,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

orgy Instead Of an exhibit Of indus
trial thrift"
Edwin Ludlow, n prominent on
glneer. assorted that IN 20 days un-
lcas something happens before then,
there viii come complete ceaan e.
ton q work In tho coal ficlds, and
ihen the real battle will begin"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
PARIS WORRIES
OVER ROYALTY
Special Detectives on Job
to Guard the Royal
Visitors

~ Tho Associated Press
PARIS. May G.--Royal visits mean
anxious hours for tho Paris police,
who hnyo not forgotten King Al
fonso once had his carriage de-
strOycd by u bomb ~ no was re-
turning from an opera here. although
he himself escaped injury Unusual
mcasurcs, therefore, have been taken
10 protect King Alexander Of Jugo-
Slavia. who be now I'm Paris.
Although tho French government
feels that Alexander is rcaeonnbly
safe with hts own hodyguards who
arc accompanying him. IL ia taking
no chances. a squad ~ secret Forv-
leo operatives. all familiar with the
anarchists and royolutlouiNs who
mako paris their headquarters. trail
tho King on his shopping tours
one effect of the presence OF these
guards is the notification ot the
Kings attempt 10 preserve his in
cuguito as the number of his party
arOusoR curiosity and subsequent
idcntifica,iOn by the crowds The
only European aovcrCigns who insist
on going about Paris unprotected
are King Albert Of the Bclgians who,
dressed aH an ordinary civilian. min
giles freely with the crowds on the
houlcvHrds. ana the shah OF pcrsia.
who usually travels alone or with
u single companion. But even IN
these cases tho French government
assigns detectives TO Keep a vigllHut
eye upon tho visitors King Con
| stautino Of Greece has not been in
/ Paris for somo years but always
/ carries u big army revolver In his
| hip pocket.
| Among the queens Victoria OF
/ Spain thrilled Paris by going to her
| brothor's funeral I'm England with
| only a maid as an attendant. queen
| Marie OF Rumania moves about with
| the utmost freedom. her sole pro-
tectOr being her fnvorlto lady-in-
waiting. but n little dagger is always
nt her waist ready for an emergency.
II wear this mostly for an orua-
/ ment," the queen explains, but II
haa a certain utility. too, though /
hope r shall never have to use It,"
Suzanne Lenglen Of France and
Manuel Alfonso OF SPAIN who are to
play together In the mixed doubles
at the international hard court tcn-
IL championships In Brussels, MAY
1921, viii continue In the mixed
doubles of the more serious game ot
life, II n report current In French
circles In the last two weeks IL con-
firmcd. Their engagement was an
nounced during the -, Cloud cham
plonships last year, when Suzanne's =
father denied the report. saying his
daughter was too young to think of
marriage. Tho young people were
much together at that time and the
coaching and encouragement the girl
gave tho Spaniard In the terrific
match hc finally lost TO the late Will
liam Laurentz, somewhat offended
the feelings OF French tennis en-
thusiasts. who thought she might
have favored her compatriot or at
least remained neutral.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

Tho newspaper club has thrown
open It's doors to It's members which
include about seven hundred Of New
YoTk's active newspaper mon. Tho
club is to bc for newspaper mon only
and It's chief effort will be 10 guard
and cherish nt all times the ideals
of Journalism.
Judges, politicians md city Off
cinls were on hand when the club
was opened following tho election
OF officers for the coming year
Tho club, like the newspapers from
which its membership Is taken, VIII
never sleep. II will he possible for
members 90 get food or to use It's
rooms At any hour Of tho day or
night.
New York's radInl subway system
has reduced population congestion
according 10 Dr. Waltor LaidlAw.
executive secretary OF the Now York
city 1920 census committee. lIo
said that IN 1910, five years before
tho radial system which opened. New
York had an average OF 2l0 persons
living on an acre OF its ground, In
1920 Il had fallen to 21i. Three Of
tho greater boroughs combined and
not including Manhattan viii ex-
coed London county In population
In 20 years, he asserted.
Tho real facts OF the coal strike
are not understood clearly by the
public. coal mining engineers insist
according to n view gathered from
them by the American Engineering
council and made public last week
Tho engineers declare that nation
hliaation OF mines would be danger
ous and socialistio and that victory
for the miners would prove their
own undoing,
"The nations coal bill includes
too much unemployment and too
little productive work." George Otls
Smith, director OF the United states
geological survey said, "and thcrt
isa shameful waste OF human en-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-07
starea membrilor vechi.
Mai vorbesc la chestie fratii {

starea membrilor vechi.
Mai vorbesc la chestie fratii Con.
standin, Gardulescu, etc.
Sc da pauza de Is minute. La
redcschiderea scdintci sc adncc in
discutie chcmarca advocatului kai
ser.
NOrbesc la punct: l. POrak .Jei
can, Gabrian, Dragoimr, Rusu
Puchiu, Gava, Fulea, Tr. Porea
China, Toni, Jebelean, Gabrian
|. N. NScrbu, Marhao, Dragos, Albu
Adunarea voteaza ca advocatu
Kaiser sd nu fie chemat aici.
Fratele Hoza propune ca-luant
in considerare marele program s.
ca in ziua 3-a de discutic nu s All
aplanat decat putine puncte-sa ST
limiteze numarul vorbitorilor $
durata vorbirei.
Vorbesc Ia object Toni, Puchiu
Propunerea Sc respinge.
Sc aduce in discutie daca sc "
accepta sistemul Lodge or
scale. Dl. receiver Muresan CO
teste 0 scrisoare della soc. 'Augu
stina,' din st. Paul, Minm., ca e
ar dQri sd fie precum a fost. Fra
tele Tr. Porea propune sistemu
lodge"
Receiverul Muresan explica, p'
scurt, ce este sistemul Lodge
Fratele |. Pora face propunere,
pentru sistemul scale.
Fr. Mustata e pentru sistemu
Lodge .
Fratele Pintea spune sa fie Gun
ia fost.
Vice -Presedintele Savu explic
Cd statul nu mai permite sistemu
vechiu.
FIR. Rosca, Jeican, Bocan, Arde
lean, Puchiu, Tinerean, Lapada1
sunt pcntru sistemnl Lodge. =
Punandu-se la vot, Adunare
! Generala decide Gu unanimitate 6
I Uniunea va adopta sistemul Lodg
(CsstissAss y Das. q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-07
INCERCARI DE
RASBUNARE


Sc anunta ca maitmnlti detectivi
della departamentul federal din
Cleveland vor pleca astazi la Ash
tabula pentru facerea unei anchete
asupra unor incercari neisbutite de
bombardarea locuintelor apartina-
toare muncitorilor della caile ferate
(spargatorii de greva) care lucrea-
"a in ateliere in locul greviStilor.
In timp de douazeci 81 patru de
ore au fost inlaturate doua cazuri
de bombardare. Intr 'un caz a
gasit un fiSic de dinamita de Sase
Incl lungime, al carui fitil ardea
inrt 'altul a gasit bomba, la care
era deasemenea ataSat un fitil a.
prins. Exploziile s'au inlaturat
prin stingerea fitilurilor inainte ca
focul sd ii ajuns la materia explo-
sibila.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-07
ungaria 81 Mjnoritati|e
Situatia Germanilor in Ungaria

mai important oris sascsc.
Maghiarizarea 'oraselor sasesti
a progresat in cei din urma ID
20 ami Gu pasi uimitori.
81 Gu toata aceasta vadita per-
secutlune, a germanismului. Ger
manii din vechea Ungarie au fost
singurii aliati sinceri al maghia-
rimei.
In raZboiul mondial all luptat
GU trup 81 suflet alaturi de ma
ghlarl 81 eel ramaSi in noua Tn
garie sunt 81 All credinciosi elc-
mentului maghiar, Gu toate Cd
Cngaria lui Horty atacat 81
ataca neincetat Austria germana,
a lnchis toate scolile germanc din
Ungaria. n Il admis sa sc aleaga
nici un deputat german in parla-
mentul din Budapesta, lar Gu con
ducerea chestiunilor germane din
Cngaria incredintat pc eel mai
antlpatlc renegat german Dir.
Georg Steuer, in calitate de co.
misar al minoritatii germanc.
Acest domn a publicat in vara
anului 1918 un pamflct ordinar,
in care isi batea Joe de un grAp
de oameni carl voiau sd faca Gu
concursul guvernului maghiar,
socletate culturala pentru ger.
mani. In acel pamflet acest rene
gat spunea ca o astfel de societate
ar impiedeca absorbirea elemen.
. tului german de catrc ma'ghia-
rime.
81 in mana unui astfel de ON
la Incredintat contele Bethlen,
soarta unei minoritati credincioa-
Sc ideei de stat maghiar, dupa
cum pc Romani ia dat pc mana
lui Segyesku.
Oar contele Bethlen spus la
confcrinta din Geneva, ca ches-
tiunea minoritatilor reprezinta 0
lproblema lie la a carei rezolvare
fericita atarna pacea lumei. Gu
vernul lui Horthy a 81 aplicat cea
mai ferrita rezolvare desfiinta-
rea complecta minoritatilor,
incepand Gu Germanii.
Loan Blaga.
| tDin 'Dacia"
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0 pltTddt sinltita

Allan Gu adanca intristare
ca venerabilul presedinte al A.
sociatiunii pentru literature ro-
mana 81 cultura poporului ro-
man, ANDREIU BARSEANU,
a incetat din viata in Bucuresti,
Sambata, in 10 August a. c., O.
rele 6, in etate de ga ami.
Ramasitele pamantesti ale
decedatului au fost asezate
spre odihna vecinica in cimite-
rul central al orasului Sibiiu.
Cortejul funerar a pornit din
Biserica Catedrala ortodoxa
romano din loc, unde s'a savar-
sit ceremonialul funebru, Mier-
curl, la % August a. c. la orele
2 p. m.
Aceasta este una dintre cele
mai mari pirederi ale neamului
nostru, deoatece condeiul rapo-
satului la fost un juvaer pre-
tios.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-07
ALTE INCERCARI
DE APLANAREA
CREVEI


CHICAGO, ILL.,, 6 Sept. = d.
John Scott. secretarul uniunei ca
reia-i apartin grevistii din atelie-
rele cailor ferate, a convocat intru-
nirea cOmitetului de nouazeci, care
e insarcinat cu ch&stiile politice ale
organizatiei. Intrunirea va avea
loc Luni, la Chicago.
Sc zice Cd intrunirea acestui CO.
mitet are de scop aplanarea grevei
la O parte din numarul liniilOr fe-
rate. d. Scott spunea ca spera sd
vada pace la 81 de linii dintre cele
mai mari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-07

Dintre nationalitatile din ve-
chca Ungarie maghiarimea ma
avut de cat un singur aliat, = pc
Germani. Atlanta aceasta a fost
ceva anormal, nelogic 81 greu de
explicat.
Maghiarimea urit de moarte
germanismul, de care era legata
prin politica Habsburgilor 81 prin
forma de stat monarhiei austro-
ungare. Toata nazuinta maghia-
rimei sc concentra asupra felu-
lui suprem: desfacerea de Aus
tria. Cand sosit acel moment,
dupa prtbusirea din toamna anu
lui 1918 bucuria de-a fl scapat de
Austria, fcst atat de mare la
maghiari meat eli nu au recunos,
cut pentru un moment catastrofa
lor nationala in care aveau sa
cada dupa desfacerea de Austria
IRA lmpotriva germanismului
sc manifesto in toate difectiile. E
cunoscuta marea miscare econo-
mica din 1905, care ayea drept
scop boicotarea economical Aus
triei 81 a Germaniei. Oar GU ace.
easi ura neImpacata i-au perse-
cutat 81 pc aliatii lor germani din
Zips, (Ungaria de nord), pc cei
de la frontiera Austriei, ca 81 pc
Svabii din Banat, i-au maghiarizat
cOmplect, Gu concursul bisericei
romano-catolice Rind pe rind
le-au inchis teatrele germane din
Budapesta, Sopron, Jejon. Timi.
soara, Crasovia ziarele germane
au fost fost transformate in ziarc
maghiare; scolile confesionale au
fost inlocuite Gu scol maghiare
de stat lar preotimea lor fost
trecuta in seminariile catolice i'm
spirit unguresc sovinist. Numai
SASH din Ardcal au fost intrn
catva crutati, prin faptul ca era
luterani 81 locuiau intro regime
curat romaneasca, unde Influenza
maghiarizarii ma putut strabate.
Oar 81 impotriva lor Sc facea Q
politica de slabire, desi mai putin
violenta. Prin mutarea universi-
tatii din Sibiu la Cluj s'a
dat cea mai grea lovitura celui
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LEUL
Din scrisori|e d-|ui n. Iorga Catre
Rom1oii din America

Leul crescut in timpul din urma Fara pregatire pc
neasteptate
NJ crestere normala, precum ma ost normala nici
scaderea vena ocma atunci cand putea apa rdcare
a valutei noastre
De fapt dupa razboiu nceput stoarcere salbateca
une teri de cealaa Daca es nvngator daca M nvns
daca est bogat orr daca es arac dac est cnst orr dac
daca niste la tine acasa o de sta umea omoare
fare face de multi FIECARE lea DE LA ALTUL CIT
POATE CA SA Sc RASTOARCA DE CE lea ALTUL DE
LA DfNSUL.
MOI am cazut in parte Parisuui fel de prada de
razbou Bancheri de acoo hotarasc eli preul
nedei noastre Nc vorba de hotare dupa cat
banu romanesc dupa cat gaseste Adesea orr
gasa dar cursul cadea 81 mai departe Daunaz de
cand cres S schimbat valoarea plata de trei o intro
zi Cumparaturile, vanzarile SAINT mai multi fictive
Acum facut consolidate imprumutuui flotant,
prntro nteegee bancheri engez Sc astepa eject
asupra value Ell ma VENT Oar ata ca anunta recoa
de grau bogaa in Romania Daca vaua cazuta sar
pastra Apusul dadea mai multi lei Indat valuta
sa dea mai puni ST. in acest timp nlauntu banul
efteneste necontent
Nu vede mijlocul de Stat potriv pentru opr spe
cula Dar daca Satul face nm poate socetatea
In mana eli doua ucruri STABILIREA PRIN ASOCIA-
TIL DE CONSUM A PRETULUI INTERN 81, AL DOILEA
IMBOGATIDEA TERRI, 0RICARE AR Fl VALUTA PRIN
PRODUCTIA SPORITA. Deci putina grija la cursuri
schmbam moi 81 mai multa la noastra pc
moi 0 hotaram. N. IORGA.