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, 1922-06-10

Ponn de- Concert by Bartlett -snver
Spring by Mason, nd-Danes of the
Dwarfs- by Grieg.
From time 10 time during the year
Certificates are awarded to those who
have competed certain grades IN their
piano study. This feature has proved
an incentive for me work Below
Is n list of those who have received
certificates during the year.
Lucille Niles, Regina Degan. EsteTiz
ShfFay. Helen Mcfadyen. Margaret
Stanley. Dora Stanley. Dorothy An
derson, leila Wyatt. Gladys Logan.
Cecilia Duncan. Elizabeth Gisndln.
ming, Helen EngeTke. clayte Shaffer.
IAnnabeIle Rosenthal. Alberta Wagner.
Gretchen johnson. Lorcna Corey,
Alice Blodgett. Pauline Meyer. Anna
Mac Guthrie. Juno Decker, Mabel
Hayes. Katherine Davis
, 1922-06-10

GIL East II street. Mrs. Mona ID
Swigart. pastor. s33 North Madison
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Z. A. Tur
ner. superintendent. Morning wor
ship at IL. Sermon by pastor. Eve
ming worship at TAO p. m The pas
tor VIII preach her farewell sermon
at this service Regular mid-week
prayer meeting Thursday night at T.4s
p. m Everybody is cordially invited
and strangers are made weicom
, 1922-06-10

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II a m. in tho church
edifioe at the corner of Fourth and
Grant streets. The lesson sermon for
tomorrow is God the Preserver of
Men"
The public Is cordially invited.
Sunday schoo for pupils up to the
& Of 20 is held at s45 a m.
Testimonial meetings arc held Wed
nesday evening at s O'Clock.
, 1922-06-10

and VIII be the speaker At meetings
both on the street and in thu saliva,
ton Army hall.
The meetings for Saturday and Sun
day will he held as follows
Regular street meeting tonight 7so
Salvation Army hall s.
Street meeting Sunday 1o.sa.
Holiness meeting nj han IL.
Sunday school 40.
Young Peoples meeting &
Street meeting Ts30.
Salvation army han 4
, 1922-06-10
Students OF Miss Sans
Give June. Recital.

The annual Tune ~recitais by the
piano pupils of Miss Lulu Sans were
held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
evenings Of this week at her studio,
bis South Durbin street. Her class
was divided into three groups, each
group giving the program of the even
ing. This year Musical History and
Early Development of Music" have
been taken up by the older students,
and besides piano selections, two
papers each evening were read on
these subjects.
X Monday evening. Theima Young
nd a short paper on Musical His
tory" and Mary Castell. a sketch of
The Life of Hayden Tuesday even
ing, Gladys and Logan read an article
on Musical History" and EsteIle Still
way on the Life and Work of Bach;''
Thursday evening. Lucille Fletcher
read a paper on The Development Of
the Piano and Frances Cattman a
paper on THE Life OF Czerny." Ali
OF the piano compositions of Bach are
used in the method Miss Sans teaches,
also the Czerny studies.
At the close of the programs Miss
SANS played by request: Grnnde
, 1922-06-10
KNIGHT-CAMPBELL SERVICE
EXPERT COMING TO CASPER.

Within the next few days one of
our best tuners and repair experts
will visit Casper with headquarters
It the Henning hotel He carries
Knight-Campbei's identification card
and we guarantee the quality OF his
work.
II you have a piano, player piano,
pipe organ. unit orchestra or coin
operated instrument that needs tun-
ing and repair. please address a card
t 'Knight-C Campbell Service depart
meut, Henning hotel" and our ex-
pert will gladly call and give you an
estimate of Inc cost Our prices are
reasonable. No charge for estimates.
To avoid fraudulent and i~nexeperi-
enced men, demand to see h Knight
Campbell card
Knight Campbell Music Co.
Largest in the West
Denver, Colo.
s-s-3t
, 1922-06-10

Yellowstone National park. where he
has won an appointment as a ranger
for the summer.
+. NJ. NJ. Richardson. international
railroad secretary for the Y. NJ. c. A.
arrived in Casper his afternoon and
will leave for Laramie tomorrow even
ing in company with L. A Tcothaker.
Wade H Fowler will return 10 Doug.
las this evening after spending a week
in the city.
II. C. Garrison of the on Insurance
association left yesterday for north.
crn points.
NJ t. Rsthvon OF tho Western
States on and Land company is spend.
ing several days on business in Denver.
A H Teft, insurance man from
Denver, arrived in h city yesterday.
C. h. Ritter is in Casper from Den
Yer.
, 1922-06-10
INSTALLATION
PLANNED BY EAGLES
FOR MONDAY evening

Casper aerie. No. sos. Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. is anticipating a big
time Monday evening when public In.
~stailstion of officers will be conduct,
ed at Odd Fellows hall In addition
TO members of the order. invited
friends viii participate.
Social festivities win follow the
lodge ceremony and refreshments win
be served
, 1922-06-10
West SIDE Chapel
rs Wes Eleventh. Strux-

Sunday school. 27o. classes for an
ages. preaching services, $50 Rev.
&C. NJ Thompson. Jr. viii preach at
the regular afternoon preaching hour
All arc cordially invited TO these ser,
vices To you living on the West Side
Of Casper this Is your chapel II Is
for you Como out and enjoy the ser
| vicca-
, 1922-06-10
City

n. G. Merlin, who is in the account
ing department of the Midwest offices,
is spending his vacation in Denver.
Joe A Gaiser drove back from Den
yer q few days ago. where he had been
on a combined business and pleasure
Trip.
Attorney ]. B. Barnes ven to Doug
las Thursday.
George NJ Vanderveer. Jr., returned
yesterday from the University Of Wyo-
ming, having completed his freshman
year. He will have to report soon at
, 1922-06-10

South Park M East Fourth streets.
J. H Gockel. pastor. $50 Sunday
school. 1890 preparatory service for
Holy communion IL main service
Engiish). Text Of sermon: Matthew
2s1s-20- Theme: "A Word Concern
ing tho Holy Trinity" No evening
service tomorrow. During tho sum
mer months an evening service Will be
held every W. weeks. namely on the
Sundays that the morning service ia
German
, 1922-06-10
ST. Marks church.

Rev. Philip k Edwards. rector:
Seventh and Wolcott streets. Holy
Communion at s a. m. Church school
at s.A5 a m. Morning prayer and
sermon at 11:io a. m.
, 1922-06-10
Outing for Midwest
Office Employees.

The employees of the Midwest office
here will enjoy a big outing at Elk
horn park next Saturday. Tho offices
viii be closed all day ans che force
will hike to the picnic destination at
the earliest possible moment No def
mite schedule as to what VIII lake
place at the park has been announced
as yet
, 1922-06-10
The Church Of Jesus Chris. Of Latter
Day Saints.

Services held in Labor n hall.
$40 North wolcott street. The sun.
DAY school is going to Garden Creek
FANS and will be held there at 1880
a. M Everybody Is to meet at the
hall at $40 n m Evening services
at he hall 7:3o p. m. Relief Society
viii meet Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
John Phenn at 2:3o D. m. soe South
, 1922-06-10

Sunday school 10 a m. George
specht. superintendent. ChiIdren's day
program al 1890 a n. to which every
one Is invited Christian Endeavor at
Z p. m Evening service at 7:45.
, 1922-06-10
Dance By Standard
Highly

The dance given by the Standard
employees at the Arkeon las night was
a very successful affair and drew an
unusually large crowd. Many novel
ties featured the entertainment. 1t is
tho plan-of tho entertainers TO include
even more s~pecialties next time such
Sadance is given than were included in
this dance.
, 1922-06-10

Brigadier A. Merriweather. division
al commander OF the inter-mountain di.
vision of the Salvation Army will be
in Casper on Saturday and Sunday
, 1922-06-10

Sunday school s45. Morning ser
ice 1870, ehildren's day program.
Evening service 8. Sermon by Rev.
William T. DUNN. D. D.. superinten-
dent Of the Cheyenne District
, 1922-06-10

Jackson street A cordial invitation
is extended to the public No eonec-
ton taken
, 1922-06-10
BEAUTTY YOUR EYES WITH
DEIJCA-RR0W.

The new liquid lash and brow dress
ing: Temporarily darkens your lashes
and makes them appear long and
sweeping; viii not run OF smear. and
Is perfectly harmless. special showing
at Nine Barnhart.s, Beauty Shop.
, 1922-06-10
Ffrst Baptist Church

Fifth and Beech Streets. c. NJ U,omp-
| son. Jr- Pastor.
Sunday school. ss4s a. m there Is
a class for you; morning worship.
11-oo n m. theme: THE Effaced life
b Y p u 100 p. m; evening service.
500 p m, theme: 1.-The Almost Man.
mid'veek services. Wednesday. SOC
p. m
Special music at the services as
usual All Baptists in Casper should
be lined up with the church Come out
and make yourself known Strangers
without a church home arc welcome
You are a stranger but once in tho
First Baptist church.
, 1922-06-10
Way Opened for
Rate Decrease

WASHINGTON. June Io-An ex-
istinE regulations and orders OF the
, 1922-06-10

Corner Sixth and Durbin. DR..
Charles A Wilson. pastor. Sunday
school. s:45. Tho mems class is a
class of interest to every man in the
community. Ask the men who at
tended the farewell banquet given In
honor of Mr. McGlade on Friday eve
ring and they win tell you what Mr.
McGiade said regarding the mems
Bible class at the tabernacle. Re
member. men the time is o:45 n. m
DR.. Wilson is home from his vacation
and is refreshed from his trip. Ser
mon. "Life's Films" Special music
mornin gand evening. Young PEG
pies meeting Z o'clock. Evening wor
ship s o'clock. Sermon. Judas Isca'
riot" Announcement for h week will
be made from the pulpit. Your pres
ence at the church service will assist
your fellow men,. Welcome
, 1922-06-10
Lundberg Recital
n
Recital by Lundberg
Students Tomorrow.

The Methodist church will be the
scene of a big recital by the pupils of
Professor LundberE tomorrow evening.
An unusually large number OF pupils
OF Professor Lundberg viii take part
in this recital. The public is invited
, 1922-06-10
Mrs
Detained from Unity.

Mrs. Palmerton. who was to speak
at the Unity Study club tomorrow al
II o'clock, has been unavoidably de
tanned and will not be present. Mis-:
Lena Christal will speak instead Of
Mrs. Palmerton.
, 1922-06-10
Bddre Luncheon
Mn Wyiand-

Rrsdre Luncheon
nv Mrs Wyfznd-
. A bridge luncheon mat delighted an
resent vas given yesterday after
noon by Mrs Roy C Wyiand At her
hone, Ioz3 South Woicott- Purple
lis Afforded a very charming decora-
I'VE effect Those who took honors
Al 5r4dEs were the hesdame< T. s.
onoke. Robert Reed. and Roger wald-
schsidt
Mr.. and Mrs. McGiade
leare This Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McGiade WIN
leave this evening o Estes Park,
Colo- wher they VIII remain for a
week. They viii then go on I West
waterloo, Iowa. where Mr.. McGlade
will take up his new duties as prin-
eipal OF the West Waterloo high
uehooi next year. It IS with great
-nzret that Casper bids permanent
farewell &c Mr.. and Mrs McGlade-
Miss LAWYER and Miss Koch
TO Play Mt Yellowstone Park
Miss Marie LAWYER and Miss
Blanche Koch viii leave in the morn
inE for Yellowstone National park
The young ladies' have signed a con-
tract to Play at the Old Faithful Inn
there for the summer. Their must
al talent is well known among Cas-
per circles. Mss Lawier has been
playing for the Rotary luncheons
here
Mrs G. Z. Liftlefield
Gives Picnic Supper.
Mrs c. Z. LIttleueld entertained
the Capitol hin circle of the Methodist
church and their families last night
at a picnic upper served on the law n
After .he delicious refreshmeuts were
served a musical and reading program
was rendered. Miss Ale, gave sew
eral readings and piano numbers. Miss
Harriet Chrpin also gave several
piano selections.
Lundberg Recital
Today
AT tho 10Th recital by the pupils OF
Rudolph Lundberg. at his studio Sat
urday afternoon the following partici-
pated: Vocal. Mesdames E. c. Gates.
L. E. Sundweil, Lia1 Branson, G.. b.
Stebbins; Misses Helen Clark and Mar
ion Keber. Piano. Miss Margaret
Chaplin. Charlotte Chaplin, Dorothy
Davis. Frances Bryan. Elizabeth !
Braun. Clara wanson. Evelyn Case. I
Mary Shikany. Otto Sundwell, Hugo
Sproul and Charlie Brauson.
Recital by Lundberg
Students Tomorrow.
The Methodist church will be the
scene of a big recital by the pupils of
Professor Lundberg tomorrow evening. |
An unusually large number OF pupils
OF Professor Lundberg viii TAXI part
in this recital. The public is invited
Mrs Paimerton
Detained from Unity.
Mrs. Palmerton. who was to speak
at the Unity Study club tomorrow at
il o'clock, has been u~navoidably de-
tanned and will not be present. Miss
Lena Christal will speak instead of
Mrs. Palmerton.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02
De RADU COSMIN.)

'dsacea vonlptate d nne'ii fericiri in
'agonie. Caci setea dragostei de
paecare insemna pentru el s;farsi-
ful iubirii.
81 totdsi fefneea aceasta, 81,
toata firea ei schmtbatoare, parea
M a,agtreaza ipentrd qirtimur ci
iinbit, inca prifnii fioii al primelor
zitc 'de Slragoste.
81 'dnpd cateTa inngi clipc dc
tacere 81 reverie Sc trezira Gu toti
Ia reaiitate 81, cea dihtaia, Sofia
Aanfh4i stapaneii sale ca 4 ora
sdesei.
Dinu Isl lna prietena Il ca pan;Si
+sci, . ddso III ola$ Ia restaurant.
Facara dInmnl ca dol paEinici
bprghesi il electric si II ciateva
ljNMntc a5ifnkera in raaga Vic.
tofiei.
"a drepsa PataBuIni, Il, daomu
Ilna1t, iln coaos ii sscssta, ch tsdti.
'Ate. blajina 81 foaFte pT'qet h0iSibss
saInta 81 straIlsc Gu caldura mana Ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

dus! Vom Fl sclavii dugmanilor
nostri. Asteptati, eel putin, sd
treaca razboiul.
- Nh Sc poatet - strigat
Kerensky. = Acum, orr niciodata,
toatc llbertatilc
ST lea dat!
Cum s'a vazut liber soadatul, ca
ingilduinta de-a nll-si mai saluta
ofiterul 81 generalul, discipline s'a
dus 81 cinstea 81 viata Rnsiei s'au
v;izut amcnnltate.
DE altfel. inccpuse ca de mutt
accasta prab,sire a disciplined
Asistan, GU dol ami inaii1tc de raz.
boiu, la D manevsa in fata Taru-
tIui. Vad, deodata, un soldat esind
din rasduri mainland 81 inna-
nand Tarului 0 plangsre. Faptul
Cd acest soldat nn mai respecta
ordinele sacre ale alanatei, de-a
innainta orice plangere pc Gale
erarhica, era pentrn mine dovada
ca discipline s'a dus.
An! unde avem no;, "a, 81 Ru.
j.
sia, maear pc sfert, discipline ar.
mattel ronlane!
De cand traesc pfinSre dismnea.
|Toastra, Cd exi12t uaisaan TxcsuI,
|coavinssrea cd aact i,ns1i sinoi
rAgimente ronans ~ q IS trunde
||azi b Russia, boI.. ,slsl 81 u Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02
DEsvEL1REA MoNUMEN.
TELoR DIN FOLTICENI.
care callza cetirca d

Din initiativa unui comitet s'au
ridicat in Folitccni doua frumoase
nonlmente: acela al eroilor req.
; graniceri, morti in lupta cu boil
sevicii rusi 81 al maiorului Neculai
Ion, mort Ia 1877, IN mod croic.
Primul G opera talentnlui celui
mai vigoros in ,scnlptara d. T..
Burca -, al doilca al d-nei Maria
Costescu - Mihaicscu, dircctoarea
scolii sccunadre de fete din locali-
tate 81 absolventa a scoafei de Belle
Arte.
Desvelirea ambelor n1onumente
a fost prilejiul ,inei serbatori care
a lnat propoltia rnei grandioase
manifestari rationale, mai ales prsin
presenta numeroasclor delegatii II,
rale 81 a numerosilor oaspeti straini.
Orasul a fost gatit Gle serbatoare,
81 Te-Dem,tl fost oficiat de nu-
merosi preoti, vcniti III acest scop
din judct. Toti ycteranii suceveni.
en- drapelul Ligii Culturale" in
frunte, au ca,ltat sd incunjurc Gu
drapcle statuia maiorulni N. lon.
Presenta lor in nun1ar mare a
impresio1lat dnios publcnl 81 la
crimi au ours din ochii nfultora.
end, la apelul facut cclor mort,
glasul lor de batrini luptatori, ri.
spundeau cnergic 81 zguduitor ::
mort pentru patrie''.
Dupa cuv1ntarea pr. Rosescu,
monumental granicerilor G desvc-
lit. d. professor Virgil Tempeanu,
in numele Comitetului pentru ridi-
carea monamentelor, dupa ce ara
ia fnsemnatatea clipei de fata, a
Unirii sfinte 81 aminteste fericitl-
lor supravetuitori al Epopeii no.
'astre rationale idatoria de recunos-
tinta fati de col &c Sc ostcnesc 81
.jerffese pentra lara, preda d-lui
presedinte al cemisiei interimare
monumental, rugindu-l sal incun-
jure de toata cinstea ce Sc cuvine
unui altar al celei mai sfinte jertfe.
d. Vasile Ciurea, preSedintele
comisiei interimare, lea in primire
actul commemorative 81 asigura ca va
sti sd pastreze GU cinste podoabelc
de arta ell care orasul inzestrat.
Vorbest apoi d-nii: sSerafim To-
nescu 81 Jenica Tafos din partea
cetatcnilor, DR.. Wisselbcrg din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

imediat starpit 81 intro luna. Ct
mutt, Russia ar intra in ordine
Oar, vezi, ca Sc opune Antanta 81
in special, Lloyd George.
81 batranul acesta colos, dl Bo-
ris Nestroev, cmblcma postuma a
yechei Rush, vorbi Gu ochii a.
proape fnlacramati de tara lui
nimicita, 81 de trista viata pc care
0 due pribegii Rusiei tariste.
Dlrpa ce Sc reintoarsera acasa,
Wanda Sc tranti pc pat, cu fata
in sus. Isl puse mainile sub cap 81
rc'spira adanc aerul imbalsamat
de florile ln Dinu.
&c fericita sunt ca Mai tri-
mis- flori!
Ute ce vesela odaia mea.
Apoi, Wanda adaoga:
- Stii ca .dl Bobricov ma in
svitat sd fac calarie pc cali lui. &c
passionate calarcata cram odata
M era ii de Ia Dlmnezeu sd MI
les, eel putin, de doua ori c:s.lare
Placerile pc carl mi lea dat ME
pasiunea aceasta mn Sc po. de-.
ssrie. Oar, m'au costat scrmp.
oaata, era cat pc aci sa-mi pierd
viata. Sc speriase calal,si la,i-e
're1Aa cu sainc peste .stepe. 81, to.
tnsi, eu n am cizut n;cicdata
aupa cal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

Wander 81 a. lui Dinu.
Era domnul Boris Nestroew
Dinu il pofti sa ia masa cu toti.
= Va multumesc din toata mi.
ma, dar ell am mancat.
- Atunci vel sta Gu moi 81 We
lua I'M paharht de vim.
- Unde al mancat? - il intre.
ba Wanda.
X O! ell am micul meu resta,,.
rant, descuperit de mine intr TN
cartier mai indepartat 81 unde
mananc eftin 81 ibinc. In marble
restaurants din ccntru nu mai q
de rezistat. Te jupoaie ST tc lasa
81 flamand ca portiile lor micros.
copice. Avean, odata, seaseN mosii
in Rasia Mare 81 cateva banci. All
stunt un onl siirac.
81 domnul Boris 1Ncstroev in.
cepu In frantllzeste sa-si spue gan
durile asaupra nenofocitei lui tari
Nh stins Eau, cand yoiu maj
vedea-o pc picioare ! Russia noastra
.. murit! Toata vina 8 Iui Ke.
'rensky. Eu esaan ii Dlma cAnd
am spaiiis . verde Dictatorn1ni:
Ia ssadla! Libertatile carr
Vrefi So le dati acnm prostimei s.
mai xles armatei care & pc ffon,
vor Il faaale intregei R6sii. va
tIispafe discipline III ffsdfsil ( y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

Hotarit, de la o vremc. Dinu in
cepnse 50 devina gelos. Trita boa
Ia, o vedea el bine, dar. intlu ca
il prlvia, nu fara temciu. Bagase q
de seama Cd Wanda sc schimza D2
ri ce trece. Ea, care la inccputul
legaturei lor.. era de-o mandrie 81
de-o cumintenie fara seaman, in
eepuse de la O. vreme, sa incura-
jeze prfvirile altor barbati. ba,
char sd caute prietcnii noui.
M putin mai contribuia la a
ceasta, 81 sfaturile vcrisoarci ei
Liudmilla Mihailovna care incn-
raja 81 ii deschidca orizonturi
trandafirii.
- NJ, pentru mimic in lulne no
vol lasa pc Wanda Sc alunece
ISL zise. Dinu. Va vrea bani, ii
voiu scoate din pamant. va vrea
diStractii, voiu cutreera Gu Ell
toate coltisoarele tarii, dcc,lm vi
la Primavara. lar de nu Sc vi
inlpaca, voiu sbura Gu ea in tarif
strains, dear Fl sd cutreer intreg
pdmant.d
pinu si-atlalce amiate * Maada
'cunostea / mai multe fasnilii pe CAR
e cunostes 81 Il. Dar, cna Wan
"a, de esnd ca dragostea ~ nj
se mai ducea aproape ~ nicfefi,
el ii xise intro ii: sl|ls| 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

Sermanul meu calut. &c drag
'mi-era. a trait fericit eat am
fost ell langa ell. l. s,lpraveghiam
81 mancarea 81 apa. Am plecat Ell,
s'a prapadit 81 cl,
81, val! &c sfasfetor a murit cd
lntul meu! Din cauza negligertei
s'a imbolnavit rau. A zacut mult.
Cand s'a simtit ca moarc a esit
din grajd, s'a apropiat de casa 81
pc cine intamm dintre al curtii
incepand Gu fostul meu barbat, j!
privia adanc 81 rugator in ochi, ii
limgea mana 81 parca-l intrcba !:
Indc stapana mea %.
Pc mine ma cauta, ca I'M copil
pc mama lui.
- ASA am sd te caslt Ell. Wanda
mea, in ziua cand va Fl sd NOR. ST
tn n al sd fl langa mine sa-mi dai
,tltimul sarut.
Copilule nebun 81 uricios! ~
il certa ca pc Dinu. Ce sunt pros
tiile aStea!
81 Wanda il ndngaia mutt,
multi de tot, pc fannte, pc ocki,
pc obraj 81 il sarata, apoi, fara
sfaasit..
Cand. sprc zori de siua, A;nn
l'arasi odaia Wsnaei, calca Pc
strait ca eel mai fericit. ON.
XIV.
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oAR1
Prof. .Anr<l IL Peteanu.

= =.
Depozitarelc opcrelor dc arta,
literature 81 stiinta. amintirile
| ccle mai goretioase ale cnlturei
! omenesti, pc carl nici din1 dc
! fier al vfcmii MI in starry ala
macina, sunt. firl indoiala, car
tile.
Smblimul Panteon, Forul ro-
man, catacombclc, coluinnA mi
Traian, zidurile lui Aurelian. apa-
siuctele 81 atatea alt mon0mentc
!. J, sa9e6la ale vechei Rome, All. ia
ultima analiza. &C sunt altceva. de
cat numai ruinc.
Acropolisl,l. vechea fortareatst.
citadela a orasului Atena, nndc
fiecaTe .piatra, fiecarc glic ne yes
teste trecntul glorios 81 splendid
al poporllui elm, All inzalar Va
inccrca cineva SAL recladcasca,
.deoarece imitatia.i va Fl slaba 81.
nu va atingc nici pc departe orr
ginalnl. Orascle Pompci 81 Hercu-
lanum trebuiau sd fie desgropate,
,pentrnca posteritatea sd poata a.
.yea Nc11oStinfs drSnra yinfa Fam:
lara 81 artistica al vechilor Ro-
mani.
Dcsprc Troia, Cartaginca ce lu-
cruri minunatc am auzit 81 invltat'
81 All toate accstea, cc sunt alt,
ccva, decat numai hume simpler.
Dar vechile popoare clasice :
Elinii 81 Romanii. care prin isto-
ria 81 cultura lor an stors admna-
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inspira 81 istoria 81 azi inca tor,
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dioase ale nemuritorilor Schakes.
peare 81 Molicre 1ntropatorii ade-
varului, al binelui 81 al fr,lnlosu-
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creanga, N. Balcescn, Gh. Cosbuc
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! in conditii dc incu1tura neamu-
lui Tor, an dat nu numai epocei
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