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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
REZULTATUL !
ALECERILOR
PENTRU SENAT
in ARDEAL

An fost proclamati urmatorii
candidati:
Alba lula: Andrei Barseanu,
national; Aud: DR.. Victor Ma
cavei. national; Arad: G. Cocias,
liberal; Radna: Procopio Givu-
Jescu, independent: Chisinau: DR..
Cornel Ardeleanu. liberal; Borosi-
Siebis: Iuliu Moldovan. liberal
!Beius: DR.. Gavri Cosma. inde-
tpendent Marghita: Josef Ghent,
liberal; Salonta- Mare: General ID
illescu, liberal f; Brasov: DR.. Artur
Polony. sasesc; Lugoj: DR.. Gh.
Popovicl, liberal: Resita: DR.. ID.
Gallclu, liberal: Oravita DR.. Mi
hal Gropsian, national; Orsova:
Ion Popa. liberal; Caransebes:
Filaret Musta. liberal: Miercurea-
Ciucului: DR.. st. Bogdan. liberal; ;
Fagaras: Protopop N. Boizea. IL
Deral; Brad: Nicolae Constan-
tlnescu, liberal; Deva: Ion Panai-
tescu, liberal Drastic. Otto Po-
povlci, libelal; Sighet: Nespasian
Pella. liberal; Niseul-de-ios: Ion
Tartia. liberal: Tg.-Mures: Stefan
Rnsu. liberal: Reghiu: Vasile Du-
ma, liberal; Orhei: Stefan Pal,
national maghiar: Zalau: DR.. Emf
lian Bran. liberal: Simleul-S Silva
mel: DIR. Oh. Alexandra, national;
Careii-Mari: Robert Haman. libe-
raj Satu- Mare: Ion c.. Mihail. H.
beral Hia- Mare: DR.. Aurpl Ms
tor. liberal Sibiu: Const. Disescu.
liberal; Sebesul-Sasesc: Petru ORA
gita. national; Del: Liviu Micsa.
national; Gherda: Pr. MihaiA}a-
ciu, liberal; Ileanda- -MaraA Pr
Aurcl Bit, national: SigNsoara:
lgnat Mirce, liberal; Medias: A.
dolf Schullerus pop. sas; Dicio-
San Martin: Dimitrie Dimitriu
Hancu. liberal; Timisoara: DR..
Bella Fusleop. independent lii
pOva: DR.. Naler Gaitia. liberal:
Aradul-Nou: Carol Mesller. svab:
Ciacova: Const. Diminescu. libe-
raj; San Miclansul-Mare: DR.. Ion
Pascu, liberal; Chezdi-Osorheiu:
Ernoe Balazs. ind. maghiar: Tur-
da. DIR. Ion Sampalean, liberal:
Trascdu: .Jovian Muresan, liberal:
Tileagd: Protopop AL. Munteanu.
liberal; Bistrita: Ion Pacuraru
liberal Petrosani: Waller Bociat
liberal.
(Din 'Adevarnl'D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03

! va merge s.cel putin dl |. It
Duca, ministrul Gle externe? Ma
fcnrind pare probabil ca delegatu
Romanici va Fl Ill Vintila Bra
tianu. Aceasta. Gu atat mai multi
leu cat din ce in ce sc circrimscrie
lprOgramul conferintei care Sc do
vedeste a Fl un program pur eco.
lnomic 81 financiar.
In acest caz, dupa credinta GU
;vernului,, singurul indicat ar Fl
ldl Vintila Bratianu.
In legatura eli problema cOnfe-
rintei de la Genoa de subliniat
ca desi acordul intre statele for
mand Mica Antanta sigur, =
nu este mai putin adevarat ca
pana acum cabinetel. din Praga
| 81 Narsovia n'au transmits inca
raspunsul lor Official, la cele stabi.
lite in conferinta de la Bucuresti
dintre Romania 81 Jugo-Slavia.
Informatiuni particulare 81 bu-
ne spun ca acest r;lspuns va fl fa-
vorabil, dar Cd Sc mai lucreaza
inca la redactarea notri de ras-
puns.
Communicable oficiale definitive
sc asteapta de Ia 0 ri la alta.
Tn ultim amanunt.
Sc site ca la conferinta va par
ticipa 81 o delegate Rltsiei So
vietice.
Din aceleasi cercuri din carl Gu.
,legem cele de mai sus sc anunta
Gle pc acum ca delegatia in ches-
.tlune Isl propune. sa aduca i'm dis
cutiune probleme. care, nu vor fl
admise nici macar spre, cercetare.
Pare ga acest lucru an Fl fost sta
bilit dinainte in tratativele dintre
.cabinetele diplomatice.
~ y
Sc presupune dar cd delegatia
rusa va Fl nevoita sa Sc retraga de
la conferinta 81 ca ''scopul prin-
cipal nrmarit de Anglia" - de
Nbuseurile din Russia - nu va Fl
atins.
Dnpa cum Sc vede MI Sc site
Inca data cand Sc va intruni con-
ferinta, nu Sc site inca cine va
.participa la dansa, dar Sc site pre-
els soarta ce j 7s'a preparat.
(Dm 'Adevarul")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
Ro!nania 81 COnterinta
de- Ia Genoa

Din cate sc spun in cercurilc
guvernamentale rezllta cd dl
lionel Bratianu nu va mai merge
la Genoa, deoarece d-sa socoate
ca aceasta conferinta nu va avea
decat un caracter pur economic.
Pc Gle alta parte, al Bratianu Sc
condnce de informatiuni de ia
uncle cabinete strAine care socot
ca conferinta Gle la Genoa va Fl O
reeditare a conferintei de la Wash
ingtoh, 81 ca wa decurge astfel III
cat MI va avea insemnate conse-
emit.
Cine ar pntea spune daca nu
sunt 81 alte motive?
Cine site daca nu conteaza- in
hotarirea aceasta d-lui Bratiann.
81 faptul ca daca s ar duce la con-
ferinta de la Genoa ar trebui sa
ia parte la conferinta alaturi de
d-rul Racovski, carui partici-
pare $ a apnntat acm in mod Off
cial. ID Bratiamu alaturi de d-rul
Racovskl! Iatal,.ce MI Sc poatc
eoncepe. .iit
Oar, admitand ca mimic nu mai
sehimba sitpatia actuala 81 dl
Bratiahu fntf 'adevar nu Sc duce
la Genoa, ramane de examinat. ce
va face Romania in acest caz.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
ABONATI Z1ARUI>
,,AMERICA"
APARITIEI
ZIARULUI
'TRIBUNA

Confratele Tribuna" din Ora
dla- Mare Isl anunta incetarea a.
paritiei in urmatorul chip:
Gu sufletul otravit de cea mai
adanca mahnire, vestim pc iubitii
|nostri cetitori. ca ''Tribuna" CO.
|tidiana este silita sa-si sisteze a.
|paritia. Suntam nevoiti sa impa-
turam steagul 81 sa inchidem CO.
loanele ziarului, din care rasu-
nat-a glasul adevarului 81 al gra-
gostei de neam. Nh fiindca nu ar
ii cine sd scrie. nu fiindca n ar fl
nnde sd Sc tipareasca. 'Tribuna"
noastra MI Sc Stinge de anemin.
Ea mOare sugrumata de o mani
brntala 81 blestemata. Ea apunc
inabusita, din lipsa de aer. de
SCARE 81 de libertate.
BihOrul 81 Ardealul intreg 81
char Bucnresti, stu ce insem-
nat Tribunal in acest colt de
tara. Era primul 81 singurul coti-
dian rOmancsc in acest oras me-
romanese de, la granita ungu-
reasca.
Cenzura liberala s'a napustit
leu fnrie turbata asupra coloane-
lor ''Tribunei''. Ne-as shprimat
fiecare sir, in care ,biciliiam sama-
volniciile liberale.
Nu ne-a fost permis sa demas-
cam nici brutalitafle electorate
ale oligarhiei nici batjocura 81
rusinea ce all adus-os pc capul
rabdat0rului popor ardelean. Nh
pe-a fost posibil nici sd reprodu-
Gem STRIFE aparute in presa bu-
curesteana 81 Guiana, carl denun.
tan nelegiuirile acestofa.
Petele mari 81 albe, Gu carl
apare 'Tribuna" de aproape tloua
luni ia dus faima cenzurii din
Oradea-Mare in toata tara. Trista
rcputatie!
Ca sa mai dam cititorilor ma.
glni goale, nu puteam. f pacat de
hartie, care costa bani grei. Ne
mai pntand sd slujim Gu condeiul
nostru cauza sfanta a democratiei
| 81 glasul de critica la adresa oil.
garhiei nerusinate fiindu-ne ina.
busit, suntem siliti sd amutim."
Regretam 81 moi disparitia unui
confrate care luptat pentru IL
bertatea 81 unificare nationala.
(Din "Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03

re militara. all slit pc Cuza Ii
jabdicare..
Cu &c sentiment de sila a pasir
cinstitul Principe Carol peste pra
gnl palatului unde fusese semnat;
! abdicarea pc spatele unuia dintrt
conjurati.
81 avea dreptate carol I sd pri
veasca Gu scarba astfcl de Otter
de club. lncercarea de revolutie
la Ploesti (un captain care. pro
ciama republican, si candidatura
colonelului Dabija, menit a fl ridi-
'cat pc tron de conjuratii politici
.de la Mazar-P -Pasa, au dovedit ca
scarba Suveranului era indrep-
|tatita.
Din ferlcire, a VENT razboiul
Idin 1877 care a spalat macar q
parte din pete Totusi. amestecul
politicei ell armata era inca prea
mare. Militari aetivi Sc puteau
alcgc in Parliament.
= Am onoarc a interpeIa pc al
ministru de razboiu..
(lnterpelatorul era colonel din
opozitie, lar eel interpelat = ge-
neral guvernamentalD
], Anomalia accasta trcbuia inll-
tnrata. 81, en- intelegerea tuturor
oamenilor cinstiti 81 seriosi, off
terri activi au fost scosi din valu-
rile politicei. Regele Carol ajunse-
Sc sa poata vorbi ell liniste 81 semi
hatate despre ''armata mea'' 4
dlca armata regelli'' care repre-
zenta Statul, lar nu partideIe.
Dupa atata straduinta spre
Inaltare. cine ar fl crezut ca va
veni iakrsi atat de dureroas;i
cadere! Militari activi. care scriu.
tiparese 81 impart manifesto de
rartid, ca orice vulgar agent elec
toraH Ofiteri care sa schingiu
iasca rumea L.. cum marturiseste g
nu I'M ON ieftin la vOrbe. ci un
fost -ministrn, Ill Vaida:
'Sadismul celor 2 ofiteri de la
ST. Gheorghe ma inspaimanta.
Rapiti de patima, eli S au dedat la
iucrlri ne mai pomenite in tarile
civilizate. vOind sd slujeasca gu
vernul". Interview, Adevarul, Is
Martie 1929.
Sc poate inchipui ceya mai du-
reros 81 mai rusinos in acelas
timp?
Stu ca vina nu e numai re-
gimnfn de All. Gen.. Averescu a
avut 81 ell nefericita inspiratie de
a lega pc ofiterii activi de itele
pOliticei. Oar All, cand un genera!
actlv IndraZneste sd la asupra-s -si
toate abuzurile alegerilor, in cali
tate Gle ministru de inferno, lar
alt general ISL primbla decoratiile
in fata cetelor de alegatori. ca sa
le ceara voturi, nj Sc pare ca uni
forma a suferit cea mai grea atm
gere, dintre toate cate Sc puteau
aduce.
Mai mutt decat orr 81 cand. @
nevoie, deci, Gle ape tustrale, care
sa stearga eat Sc va putea mai
grabnlc urmele pacatului. Caci. sa
nu ultam un lucru: sunt tari, in
care armata a putut deveni I'm
lucru secundar pentru eatva timp
Romania, insa, statul eel mai anne
nlntat din toata Europa, in ziua
cand va sdruncina armata, va Fl
o vraiste pentru toate urile veci-
nilor.
Gel carl all pc constiinA paca-
tul,, sd Sc gandeasca la ispasire
pana mai timp. Sa MI ute 0
.cllpa ca toate, - dar toate paca.
Itele Sc platesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
DACA VREI

81 M fntinxi mana Ia coltul
strAdolor n car cand al ramas
f3f4 : MANA sau IN picior In
scrie-ee intro societate din
UniaA1e 8. !. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03

In articoMl Ispasire, am relevat
GU parere de ran amestecul unor
|ofiteri in lnptele electorate. Zap
tele erau de altfel canoscute dir
ziarele care au vorbit eli docu-
mcnte, despre aceste eaznri peni:
bile 81 din martnrisirea personals
Ia d-lui Vaida.
Oamenii eli preocupari marunte
!si-an inchipuit 'asi ii avut 81 Ell
81 ma plang de arndata GU ocazia
|alegerilor.
Adevarul tocmai dinpotriya
|Sinsalra armata a pastrat in par,
tea bcnlui o atituaiae corecta
|Soldatii erau niste Basarabeni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-03
ARMATA 81
ALECERILE
o punere la punct.

Mise trimitc spre puhlicare ur-
matoarea scrisoare u d-lui S. Me-
hedinti, professor universitar 81
mcmbru al Academiei Romane.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
Why Stores Do Not
Stock IL

The active ingredient of Terradermalax
is of limited life. Three or four months,
and it loses its activity. For that reason,
its discoverer refuses to chance its long
standing before use. So, a two-months'
supply is sent direct to the one who is to
use it. Each jar is shipped the same day
compounded, and the label dated, to be
certain of full life and strength and 100
per cent results.
You might expect and bewilling to pay
ahigh price for the big benefits ofthis dis
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

brought: women now may powder to
hearts content without injury to the
most delicate skin. For occasional
purging of the pores in this way re-
moves the fine particles that other
wise become impacted in the skin.
Occlusia (occluded, or clogged pores)
is ended by the first days use otter
radermalax.
See how thoroughly this new eIe-
ment works; the reproduction of a
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

numbers that only mail requests could
be considered.
l witnessed absolutely astounding
improvements in compilations. The
subjects were of every age-and every
imaginable condition of skin. Terra
dermalax seemed to have the same
magical results in every case. The sal
lowest, dullest were, when the mask
was removed, radiant with color;
velvety soft in texture; fair and clear.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

eovery, but a laboratory fee of only 81. 80
secures two-months' supply of Terrader-
mslax. "We don't want the cost to stand
in the way of any one" says MCGOWAN,
"and any man or woman who does not
experience astonishing benefit from even
the first application can have even this
small fee back by asking for it"
So, any man or woman anxious to see
his or her skin restored to the health and
coloring Nature intended, has only to gil
out the handy application below. You need
not send any money; pay the postmsn
when he brings yourjar. However, ifyou
expect to be out when postman calls, you
can send 81. so with application; the
guarantee of money back if wanted holds
good either way. Sign and mail applica-
ton below; tear it out now.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

microscopic slide shows the same skin
before and after the first application. But
you must treat your own face and let your
mirror tell the story; in no other way can
the astonishing transformation wrought
by Ierradermalax be realized. Which re-
minds me: Mr. McGowanapplied his COM
pound to one young woman's face on only
one side. On its removal, she appeared a
different person when viewed on opposite
sides. The eontrastwas startling. And, by
the way Terradermalax is just as effective
on the coarser skins of men. It already
has many masculine adherents,
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

element has been blended. Spreading
the clay starts the laxative action on
millions of tiny skin pores. Out come
all impurities--hard or soft-not a
pimPle, blackhead or particle of dirt
but what is loosened. Wipe off the
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

magic mask of clay,
and behold a skin as
fair as Nature makesl
Terradermalax is the
scientific term for
McGowan's discov-
cry. The writer has
seen at least fftyactual
demonstrations of Its
marvellous qualities
at the laboratory. Mr..
MCGOWAN himself
made applications Of
Terradermalax until
people came in such
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
-NHE latest achievement of
science is the transformation

TNHE latest achievement of
science is the transformation
Il of ones skin with almost the
speed ofawish! A truly beautiful COM
plexion in less than an hour-and
thirty thousand women already know
it to be indeed so. The process, scien-
tihc as it is, is utterly simple; used with
perfect success in ones home.
This remarkable discovery restores
the skin texture and coloring of youth
byLaxation. 1t accomPlisheS, in harm
less and delightful manner, what
European specialists have sought so
hard to accomplish, even resorting to
surgery. M. J. McGowan-only 81
years old, but with ten years expert
ence as a dermatologist-has solved
the problem of all skin blemishes. He
discovered a way to flush every pore
of the skin structure. The gentle but
thorough action is brought about in
an hour. The skins three layers pass
every impurity, and the resultant nat
ural color lasts for days! The process
leaves ones skin as clear and clean as
that of any child.
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

I know now why applications for
Terradermalax have grown to several
thousand in single days MALL
Powdering No LongerHarmful
Another blessing Terradermalax has
The Washington times., 1922-04-09

DERMAToLoGICAL LABoRAToRIRS
SAG Plymouth Court, Chicago:
Please send two-mOnths' supply of freshly COM
pounded TerudermslsS soon as made. win pay
POstmsn Just sI.so for everything. My money to be
refunded If asked. t1
Iwris TSSf plsaI liSs GsST lead TsSsI
The Washington times., 1922-04-09
The Magic of Modern
Chemistry

In soft, plastic clay of marvellous
smoothness, a newly-found laxative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
PLANS TO TAKE
OVER MINES OUTLINED

Topeka, Kans,. Aug iy. Plans 90
take over Kansas ecal mines wAssa
the operators refuse 10 obey the pri-
GRITTY ofdcrs OF the Kansas court of IN
ius,rial relations arr heinz made.
members of the ooart announced "a
day
This action can Le tafep under tas
Industrial court act 10 proiect the IN
saresis Of the publlc. court membeFs
said but no action HIS been taken
during the summer ~ mines were hs-
Ing operated sufficiently 70 care fot
public needs.
I'VE will work II on thls way when
the time comes said iohn n rraw-
ford. q member ~ the court In .
statement Through 10 priority or.
ders W. can soy what dealers will re-
oelve and which onea cannot receive
coal from the selling agencies u u
is shown that dealer " profiissfinv
we believe We can Nhus OF hts coal de-
iiyeriss entirely and elIow some othsr
dealer in his community the hogs
share Of coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
WANT AuvERrssGMEMrs

wars x6v&tssneuss = TIE Lesd-
q unss he In the cstlcs ~ twelve
c'eaacR n classification 10 6essred-
Classified ats are cash, eacep; wser~
parties hare r~rxiar snreants at sAs
Lsa6ar ntsscs Th< Lexaw co.secfnss
have xxper1sncet sc zwes treaois
4, locating many parties who have
YAcnea tn varzsA isa; il Il necessary
- srroRs tbs cssh-sn-1dy4nce sys-
sxrn. sxre9s where regular scUanss
are maintained. MemorAhia q What
h wxnse6- Of .f0r sale etc. nay
sx aess aa the Leader nass1ess csfAcs
al same vsli be converted iaso TORN
SEx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

For kifnry and bladder trouhis
gravel weak and lame back. rpeuma. /.
tism. Irregularities of shr hidneys
and bladder Rsxuiates hladdss
troubles In chiIdfen, II not sold ~
druggists mali tt@. Small bostis
eften cure gend for sworn sesti.
moniais. Dr. ", W, Hall. 2sas 0iivs
street. st. Louis. Ma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

In August tne air n fuli oi polisa
nni dast that canxs tfoubin FOR solns.
yst others arc naser bothered No
remedy dos psoss 10 Fsiisye hay fassT
aud sxthm~ than k'oisys 1ipney aad
Tar for coughs. splds efoasp "
clears and sooshes tha afflicted moss
throat and Bronchial tlsbss. nold
sytfywhsfw .4~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

scoms on. I'll show you . good
|ume." said the Tirc1 business Man
70 his out-of.town customers.
Huh, want 10 40 out for had
Etime. not . good tuns" replied Tho
10. o. r. 6.
sThars al right, ttsfs the kind Of
y ~ uae ~ sbsv - sstorle6
~ \.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

NO JOHE
Man wants bui little nere below"
II Just an old and foolish wheexe:
The way he acts it locks ~ thougl
gis wants most everything be sees.
Men wsnts but little here below"
To satisfy al bis rssi needs;
1,ut then n takes so much you know,
To satisf his awful rssed.
~ X. 30 wuap. Bovdill. o
Man wsnts but little here below"
'Tis said. but on II DO not bet.
For ! have found thai very msn
Wants esevthing thss he can gefv
Adam Breed
Men wants but Iistlesberc below
or which there are tut three,
Plenty 70 at and wrr
I And home In GuthrIe~-af. A. NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

Wa thank our many klad ffi"nds
and nsIxhlwss fsr their kiad assist
anss aaa ~ aks many basntifai
flowers iaFiax shs siskn@s. and death
N onr dead losius ttssAaee ~. y.
tssnndsrs. w. III sauRdsrs. r.
proYlnea and t4mllg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
root QUESTIONS

". a. asks Gould you call a va
cnum cleaner sweeping setprml
Wonder how many tines that has
been askad7 Our guese IA this nAksa
the iHaply.assth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
~ H. A. Al.sfsii.t
~ ~ c.

what with bsinx srts~ssd for
bFsatlBk srsed laws and h#lnx saaa
nor divorce Il does sasm ~ \ psopls
have mors trials n0~ tAaa thsY uswt
10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
,rs HARD TO cvas, roo.

'1.lons are subject 10 cpIda. coughs
and tuberculosis" aAye q nature noset
Yes. and these social Hons faii an early
victim 10 the swel, hoad. too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19


LOST on highway between Guthrie
and Oklahoma City, black hand
satchei lnitisls thereon NJ. g. w
Reward. Ray wlcks, Guthrie.
LOST Nose glasses In case from Dr.
Rich. Phone sls-R
LOST 8etween saltwater and Guth-
rle Aug AZ. Goodrich sllSertown
cord tire. 32r3 liz on rim. tail Ilghi
license tax zie-szi Ella J. Barnes,
saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

n sn< event a. te1vesy s<sax IN
rsrseez. ar pxp<r borg re'ie6. twist
sS ar rxuslAxs~A saas<r1snss sss xrx-
@ 10 make Inme<hss ecEpsAizt -
tas AassnssS ofsscs ~ psrs~r- ~ ssls-
rhoSs o. nszl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19

WANT TEzzp-Nsr ~ ms1 ana site =
hep On dasry earsa Phcne KFS&
a. y. q. 11x %f's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-19
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The New York herald., 1922-12-31
M0Scow Theater
Once Stopped at
Gates to Paris
Visit of Russians There Re-
calls Their Turning Back
in 1906.

Special Correspondence to THE New YoaK
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

come out OF Russia, the fame of the
company has been little legendary
For years artists have made pilgrim
ages to the Moscow Art Theater ana
brought back accounts OF the wonders
Of the art they have witnessed there.
Save for one>tour In 1905 the Moscow
Art Theater has never left Russia,
and on that occasion 1t came to the
very gates of Paris. but did not enter.
Why Paris. the artistic core OF the
Western World. did not see these artists
then is an amusing story now. On the
eve OF their setting forth from Berlin
for Paris in 1906 the French manager
arrived in great agitation and Informed
them that an important provision for
their Paris engagement had been over
looked. The press had not been re-
membered.
Remembering the press was an an
Client and honorable French custom that
would bear no breach; 1t was as indis-
pensable a provision for theatrical
engagement as having theater to play
in. Without that preparation the Rus
sian artists might be misunderstood,
derided, or. what was worse, be entirely
ignored by the French press. Without
that entirely reasonable provision the
French manager said he would decline
to take the risk. The Russians consid-
cred carefully this strange custom OF
The New York herald., 1922-12-31

a foreign country and their own atti-
tude toward their art. and with a
longing look toward Paris. the land of
hearts desire to every Russian. turned
back TO Moscow.
Whether the French press Is purged
OF it's venality now. or whether the
celebrity OF the Russians Is now SO great
that this precaution is unnecessary, the
negotiations for Paris this time included
not a word OF solictude for the press.
The engagement In Paris, as has been
the entire tour through middle Europe,
is indeed only incidental now to
greater journey--the journey half round
the world to America. If there Is truth
In the assertion that great art is uni
yersal the Russian artists will have
tho proof Of it when they have finished
this tour and are back In Moscow.
Already their art has overleaped the
barriers of speech with German, Scan
dinavian. Czecho-Slovakian and Croa-
tian audiences.
There is n good deal Of similarity be-
tween the conditions under which the
Moscow Art Theater made its first tour,
in 1905. cnd that OF its present one.
Then the frustrated revolution or 1898
had marked Russia with WEAKNESS and
-disillusionment and had 80 CONSTRUCTED
Russian art that the Russian artists pc
titioned for permission to leave, for a
time. Russia and it's wretchedness. This
the imperial regime granted them. now