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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

lish ~ his an exquisite speech. lie
spoke OF his youth; of his alros:
earliest memories, those of Civil WAY
days, OF the return of his father
from til" Confederate service at tho
Close OF tho war. of his father throw
!uS hims"lf, from his horse. as nc
reached Ills home and embraciul hIs
eNpectant wife with the word, all
= LOST. and then Tom Page spoke
OF his people as he knew them: OF
their struggles; their suCerinEs: their
earnest and successful strivincs, in
which he shared. :or the restoration
&c real United States II was ali
tender all vibrant with truth: All:
hopeful and never 10 be forgotten nv
thos" who heard him. lie was more
tn.m himself
The letters before ne are TOO Nc.
SonHi 10 be transcribed, but the e.
Feet cf that first meeting with SO
Sympathetic satheing found an
'tF.E ,Npression IN the dedication OF
JUS IrNt book. ITO Ny Country!nen
arl Dountrywomcn''
may quote without jndelicacy.
r'rhaHS some portion OF = letter
written 10 M" from Richmond. Va.
july j. lSt2: You are right. had
you aud that evening NJ the Tavern
club and all your Kindness in my
heart when / dedicated my E.ssays
10 Ny CUuatrymen." wish
tina; all ot our people. all O: our
countr! n. could he at one meeting
such as we had that evening Ne
could then let The politicians on ho,h
sides howl and The Office seekers
ln.os!ne vain things to their hearts
con,cn,''
At tina; time lie had Jus, delivered
an address 10 the literary societies
OF the University OF Vi-g!r.. and
Had started = scheme for q memorial
han on The walls o. which should
"e Inscribed The names OF al! o: the
sons Of the university, North ana
Souih who had died for The truth as
they saw IT,
Th.s world IS poorer when such
men as Thomas Nelson page az.
transferred 10 the work waiting :cr
hem d" the beyond. and those q. US
" NJ knew ana loved him as he was
lh "palIE presence rejoice tina: he mas
''ti terinI h.H. such uudyins records
"s Inspiration - The presen; aud
.NtES generations OF d time ALREADY
'"a.ns into ancient history.
HENRY ". ROGERS.
lrbr-HT. November %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
FIERY, ITCHY ECZEMA
HEALED RIGHT UP BY
APPLYING SULPHUR

any breaking out OF tho skin. even
merry tch'nS eczema. can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Men.
tho-Sulphur. says Il noted skin sDe
cihiist. Because of IT'S germ DESTROY.
ing properties. this sulphur prepara.
ton Instantly brings ease from skin
irritation. soOthcs A.d heals the
eczema right up and caves the skin
clear and smooth.
IT seldom fans TO relieve the tor
mcnt ana Disbursements Sufferers
rom SKIN trouble should get little
iir OF Neutrality-suspicious. from any GOOD
druggist and use il Ike a cold cream.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
-, NindSc Arthur.


.r,,.iisc .'N, oce. -'-It was my
:,ss,i, ee"'.y l? be prtsnt az
~. -, I've COMMITTEE "i
-" SSate I"aitc7 81
-, 80, var .N"'hfrs. and can
-.'s 20! lh"' II anything Ike
,,;,,i.., ',..'ss anu 'h'hHSi"Sin there
- w a. ''''a "HohE members u'
: ~ ,'o'' ." "'H'f states az
,n- avn, ~" =" ne tSr1S"
an KY nov Eho"lh" ih"i sn.
I.s $50 -, , eN1H'S an" ~ d"'i
.b,es ,,5s "'' am comfort 'h' aIH-
or,r,,.,; "i''' va N'i.
80 80 40" '"""l0it" 'ni.HH
cnoa,! 49,. ~" iN"i'Da 60!
!" ~ 'I''"' slogan iA.a
Iii ,.n-,., .h ""t "ea"''hl'u
nc service or ,5.i- ~
ne war c,,ic,',,. -, - S.""'fS 'Hi3"i
80, m. n ,taI, ,"..,n i'sg' ~ iAAHN
sIat.s ,rEn -, nc '"'t'f"
wnr, slou."r ., IN. ~ &c" 1'ih
Spite of this s.r. 49,. ''' 'H
%, /, and 40 :. '"St
CROWN g., .,Ty r va ',.'"'",.
woman VAS a, ~ l'I"
a!on hold In eac-s,rc.,, w ',.i-
eiect.5 n ,ha $50. -, Co., ''-''
der-tha. az .%s,.c,., 70 '.
She is Mr. y t.,',,., ''"'''
whit. plains = Y - 80
t!Tnate6 .bove - 90" 81.
dlers In nix e,.,,
asleep. within III. ,i,pits O., .
1890 We .''t" GU "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Election for a King
Is Next on Program
[By Universal sscrvice1


PARIS. Dec. Am election for
aking may jump on the front
pages Of Europe shortly.
The candidates are brothcrs-
thepres"nt King Alexandria OF
Jugo-Slavia and his elder brother.
George who was forced to re-
nouuce his rights to the success
sion OF the throne before the
death of his father. owing TO his
radical opinions.
Recently King Alexandra grant
cd his brother a pension OF Coo
GOO dinars year on condition
that lie kept out or Belgrade and
aid not conspirc against tho
throne.
Instead OF ohcyIng Prince
;eorres took his grievances 10 the
Council OF state. where King
Alexandra dramatically de-
noUnced him as revolutions
ary."
You shout revolutionary at
the man whom you robbed Of his
throne" cried Prince Georgia
holly.
The situation ia approaching a
crisis and King Alexandra is cr-
pccted 10 demand that his pco-
pie choose between him and his
brother at the polls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
MAKES THE DEAF HEAR
Remarkable Invention En-
ablcS the Deaf to Hear
All Sounds Clearly.

Every one who is troubled with
dcafensS In any form Will he inter
est"d In the announcement OF the
photograph Products Corporations
Suite 1850. No! 22O West iad Street.
New YORK, that they have at last Dor
icctcd device which will cn;tbI
every one whose auditory nerve is
not entirely destroyed to hear as per-
tcctly RS one whose hearing is nor
mai. To Test II thoroughly they sen,
II 10 number OF people who had
Dccn deaf Tor years ana they report
most gratifying; RESULTS. Many state
ihat they hear 'ac slightest sound
with perfect ease. and that their nat
ural hearing has been greatly i'm
proved.
The manufacturers are so proud OF
thcir achievement I;il 50 confident
that every deaf ner.on viii be
amazed and delighted with il. nat
,hry Offer 10 acnd Il u any RESPONSE
bic person by prepaid pnrcri po.t ON
ten days free trial. Thfy do M; sil.r
{. .. ID. nor do they r.Uuir.. any d.
post but send IL entirely at tnclr
own risk and expense. allowing thu
user ten fun davs TO trv }: anu de-
eide " neither they want to keen 4: or
not. AZ there is no obligation what
ever. every ono who is troubled with
deafness In any form should take ad-
vantage OF this liberal free trial of
Ter; Just send them your name and
address for descriptive literature and
ree trial request blank.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
JEFFERSON DAVIS SHAFT
WORLDS SECOND HIGHEST
In Course Of Erection at Fair
view, KY, Birthplace of
Confederate President.
WNNHINbTUN MUN UHIENT TOI'S IT
Work Temporarily Suspended Last
June. at Height of ZIG Fcct-Necd
sS0.UOO To Carry 1t To Apex or SOL
Feet.

Tho jefferson Davis Monument in
course OF erection at Fairvicw. Ky.
the birthplace OF the Confederate
President. had. when work was tenn
porarily suspended last June, reach
cd the height OF 2i6 feet. When
completed II Will be 35l feet high, the
second highest monument In the
world. the Washington Monument
alone overtoppins it.
AS 4 step towards raising the $780,
coo necessary to complete the me-
mortal the Kentucky Division of the
L. l.. &. at their recent convention
held in Louisville. directed that inn
mediate plans I've made TO resume col
lection or contributions for this pur-
pose. and that the general convention
of the Daughters which meets in Bir
mingham November -, bc urged to
take similar favorable cation.
General W. b. 1taldcman. president
OF the Jefferson Davis Home -\ssocia
ton. which has the work OF coustruc-
tion in charge, states that the con-
tractor to whom the work was let,
assures him that il the building is
resumed not later than January |.
I?23. the structure will be completed
in ample time for unwilling June ;.
the birthday OF the Confederate
President.
H. monument Is OF very
rugged form OF concrete construc-
tiom with walls eight fee; thick at
the base ana becoming gradually
thinner as the height increases. AS
shown in the photograph recently
taken i; is surmounicd by the scat-
folding platforms and RIG for Gle
ya;o. used for hoistimS materials into
place while at tn. base may be sc.n
the machinery Of different kinds
needed 20 carry OH the work.
The monument is located IN "a
wooded park %: about twenty acres.
q place or great natural beauty. the
ground having been par; OF the old
Davis homestead.
II Is twelve miles from Hopkins
vilie and on one Of the principal
roads under construction in ;hat sec
tioa ~ the S;at.-ihe jefferson DAVIS
H!-hway. The monument and PARK
have COS; 70 date approximately $40
ooo. II accordance with the law en-
acted ny The Leg stature OF i920 when
the monument has been completed
and dedicated ihe monument and
park vii. be turned over - the State
q Kentucky and maintained Tor all
tim" 10 come.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

DIR. Coue 10 visit America.

ifhFry BroOks. Tho author OF
IN" Practice of Auto Suggestion by
the Method OF Emile Coue." has writ
trH ms publishers. Dodd, Mead &. CO..
,N'" A'Fk that the great French
healer whose method Of s.lf-bcalin. :,
is tho tail; Of the whole world viii
Visit America soon. Mr.. Brooks
writes M couc wrote me n day or
i"o sine" rhc letter is dated October
- 10 say that hc would probably be
coming 10 America this year. rhat
Wi! mean a big boom"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

circle OF crimson inCloS!aE ! star
within a star, inc edge q the outer
STAR being REPRESENTED - gold and
consequently mathematical o: those
mothers whose sons had paid with
their lives The h.ghes; price o.;
patriotism. Above the circle was
pictured : torch. and leitered IN gold
- top and bottom @; the banre. were
the words: New York STAT and
- De.5caa War Mothers"
The mex, national convention :
scheduled for kansas Cay. and II any
state i % MAKE better showing
than New York. IL should begin nov.
IS the boys say. 20 "ge; move on"
There - nothing like having a, the
head 81 organizations OF ;h!s sor; a
woman with dramatic sense. and
sugc y Ms. ]. Cheever GooGw!n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
BARONESS AIDS GERMAN
WOMEN SEEKING VOTE
Naturalizcd American Voter
Guest at EN-kaiscrs
Wedding.

NEW YORK. Dec "a Russian
refugee. now uaturalized American
woman voter has been drafted into
service In Germany 20 help progress
siEe German women establish The
Women Voters Organization"
She s the Baroness Liza de- Tocri-
non. whose husband - Russian
colonel. was killed lighting the Ger
mans three weeks ate. the war be-
gan.
Later her castle near Riga was
eon'iSca:eG by the Communists. her
jewels We're stolen ana she was
forced y flee - New York almost
penni!ess
Baroness de Toerlnon quickly
adapted herself She soon found
means of livelihood as a singer.
Late! she became a citizen
Rc'i>its Europe.
In July She sailed for Europe to
uc gone six mouths
An my PROPERTY has gone" she
las written back to New York.
Even the Jewels that LETT in care
~ friends IN Germany have long
since been sold 10 buy food"
But there's lighter side 10 her
letters. German women. she writes.
asked her 10 tell them about the
experiences OF American women in
politics. Her discussions led TO an
invitation to become actively en-
gagged In organizing women voters in
various German cities. an invitation
She has accepted.
The baroness was one Of the guests
at the wedding Of Princess Herminc
o. h"Csa 10 X-kaiScr Wilhelm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Bad StOmaChs Need
Dare's hentha -pepsin

STOP distress aItcr eating. Gas. oc,duv
ara bin'tns IN 10 minutes
"t' r'd @! sas''i,is ana stomach agony
20 as E.ins Gun. o: salem. " j.. did.
Tic writes. 81 do not hosita,. Ca $40 ,hS,
'"ft M"htlt-iops!n IS tho finest mcdi-
''h. j." to world. It cured nae pcrmn.
.','y OF :, chronic stomach trouble after
h'd t'cd many different preparations .'
fcrsln Is, IN .!sr'i. great Tor stomach
misery hu' there are other effective
agent, IN pare,S Mcntha -rcps.n that help
W ilhNo weak stomach strong and
.turdy, All dTuESists everywhere soil ana
s".'sniee 1t. large bottle Tor sl.QO.---
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
2k HUB RECALLS AUTHOR
HlTs@ AS devoted PATRIOT"
ba"Sure Enough" Illulninator Of
=, His "People" for All They
Were and Are.
: ---
- VISITED CITY IN 1892
m New Highlander Declares
.aa World Is Poorer in Pass
IL, ing of Virginian.

The two accompanying letters
ono addressed to the editor OF The
Times. Dispatch and the other 10 tht
editor OF the Boston Herald. and pub.
80 lished in that newspaper on Novor,-
Der 24-will be OF interest TO all
those who loved or knew and who
49, revere the memory OF the late Thomas
- Nelson Page. noted author ana one
time ambassador 10 Italy. who died
at his home. Oakland" in Hanover
County, on November !:
500 Beacon Street. Boston.
November -, 1922
To the Editor of The Richmond
Times-Dspatch:
Pc Dear sir,--The Enclosed. relating 10
Thomas Nelson Page and "liarsc
So Chan" appears in the Boston Herald
OF this date. 1t may interest you and
perhaps your readers TO know how
- much we loved Tom Ease as friend.
as fellow-Tavcrner as devoted
patriot. as sure enough" illumi-
rrnator OF his people" and for all they
were and are.
His letters arc SO like himself that
after thirty yaers l cannot read them
without emotion, now that he has
left US.
II was my privilege TO know him
-in carly days among US quite wei;
An later years we met ntrcQueutly,
out always as friends.
!. j would like your people" nv
coun;-ymen and yours. to know how
2 'tenderly we hold ono Of .our most
"a genuine and cherished sons IN cudur-
rAE memory.
Most truly yours.
HENRY NJ ROGERS
,In,, to,
ii,tHf'ose a Meditation" read at the
Tavern Club by me on my eighty
third birthday
could tell you OF Charles Mar.
hall at the Tavern Club If We're
sarrulons.
49,. "Niarsc Chan"
10 the Editor OF tho Herald:
Your touching illusion to Thomas
Nelson Faye a nd "Marsc Chan" brings
- o me such flood of memories that
adventure to intrude myself upon you
and your readers.
- Ills letters to me OF thirty ycurs
-"so are before me, for il MAS nv
great privilege to know him on his
nhrst visit to Boston in 1872
.n AZ that time he was comparatively
= stranger here and among the ilrst--
an believe the very frst--o. the hos
,piialitie other than merely private
ones he accepted was n diane; ri;cr
10 him by the Tavern Club
II was my official duty - intro
b"ce him TO the club and its guests.
--tIi the course of nv remarks ytu-
.turcd to object to his dedication Of
re volume containing Marse chan:
40 NJ" People" and expressed I'll.
rope that when he camv u Know Us
better he would be prapnrcd TO saw
with sincerity and fun. hear. mn
0eople shall be thy people and n
pc"pic MY people as my Goa H. INK.
'oh and thy God is my God"
When he rose 10 reply he seemed
deeply affected and made In that
7eNt5-to. oe-forgotter. oa-esalas Eng. 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
QUICK RELIEF
FROM NERVOUS
HEADACHE

DO YOU ever start tho day
with nervea tense. head throb-
bins. your whole Franc taut and
ION edge"
Pure aspirin alone, you may
Year TO tako because IL gives
yoN nartburn-but fear 81 no
longer
IlN1LE'S LAXO ASPIRIN,
the new perfected aspirin. COM
p'nes the wonderful pain COM
batlng powers OF genuine as
pirin with a diScstant added to
prevent this !ter-discom.ort.
Its Laxative qualities furth.y
beneht tho general system. en-
aoling tho body 10 throw on tho
to1lns or poisonous wastes
which when rent UP IN tho sys-
tom arc tho cause OF hasdachea
And pain.
No aspirin on tho market can
20 readily attack tho pain OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Money saving ,.:...

tn" u sigma! corps is saving
money by III" use Of radio. Onicis!
messages sent by wireless Instead Of
't"d telegraph resulted in a saving
o. nearly 5000 in one month. over
WIN l.,N WnMIh rnst atnnruin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

JEANNE. Hy Alic. Ross cover.
IN" Penn publishing Company. Phil
ad"lph.a.
Jeanne is charming. the reader
cannot help adiui-Iny the little
fre"ca cir! for her spirit and gentle,
loN.rg uh'ur" y tale Of her variouS
dDl.Es and experiences in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

on tho big map. lie took off his coat
ro'led up his sleeves and went to IT,
Ills experience as q ward heclcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

nervous head
aches. 30 ruro
when you ask
Tor aspirin to
ask for TIN
I'll E'S I.AEO
ASPIRIN tho
aspirin with
tho hr o Q
nnInsr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
MIRRORS OF RICHMOND
nous-By the Man in the Linen Buster
WILLIAM TECUMsEH DABNEY

Bill Dabney's fame covers the
earth like tho dew on an lutumn's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27


In diferife Parti ale Eurppei $ =
forast 0 iluzinne capitalista asupsa
Rusiei. Aeeasta Z o ilusiuae a posi-
biiititilor capftaiiste penru expioa-
terea tirei. Dnex reprezentantii Ru
sici soyieticY n avea intr 'AdeVkrs
posibi|itstea = dapchida gsnitele
Rnsiei peaatrs istrodsrerea cspitA-,
lalui aeolo, stssci cred oa ~ porni-
val pptersic Il cspitsliej spre IT,
r. scessts, care 4 a. aves,tura ii po-I
sasr prsf;turi De capi-
I'll. Ge vostsste rle usneroeee M,
daiitati pestr1 1htineraa - enasce-
sisai. Capital@i Eare : q nitat y !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27

DE r. A. WaNderlip.


sSoaneie straluceAe fearte frumos
h Geneva, at,aosfera, politiea e, fn-
al foarte mohorata. Suat putiae
Sperante ca o minnAe Cd salveze
Geneva de esec. Sub lalaina, care
eade in prezent asnpra eonfesintei,
- poate vedea ea Geneva a fost,
ehiar de Il iaceput. condsnaatx In
esec. @ Jneereare cu sorti de isban-
dk pentru reselyirea problesaei he
s'estenrarea Earopei nv = fast Gu
patinta, fxra pnae ia discutie
chestia reparatiilniler 81 . datorii-
lOr dintre State. Fraacexii an reca.
fosent foarte just, ca cosperafiu-
ne eenpaEA in felnl eoHferintei ee-
laovsge, nu paate Fl Q instant6 p0tri-
vita allde 81 Sc tratexe aceste pre-
bisaae fundAmentale. Ll4yd Georee
2 st6rnit, tofasi peatru tinsrea con-
fsrintci si el Z VENT ia Geneva 4,
IN program insaficient preoStit. r.
fsetsl eonterintei se basa = rapor.
tul 'expertilor De Ia Loedra. ia a.
ee& rspert Az fost stipulate seonGi.
tiuRi, Pc carl Rusii nu = Peatea -,
eap1a Din punct de vedsre ecosno.
ME n fiaancisr, aesst raport ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27

Gle acelea de dincoace sau de dincolo
de Carpat. Dincoace, formafea dc
noui societati anonme ca 81 Sport
riie de capital sunt absolut libere
81 tinute numai Ia uncle Obligatiuni
foranale cu al cArOr central este in
sarctnata justitia, lar pentru func-
tionare camerile de comert. Guyer-
nul n are aici un amestec direct
spre putea sub diferite pretexte
eau Gu scopuri ascunse stanjeni ini-
tiativa comereiala particularilor.
Peste Carpati, insa, in locul unui
.asemenea regim foarte logic, guver-
nnl actual 7ntelege sa-si rezerve un
drept exclusiv de control (fafa nici
0 ronma aeofdaad sau refuzand
autorizatiile, dupa, bunul sau plac,
prodncand ldaune 81 descurajand
.initiativa privata cand ca MI este
cuminte 81 nu vrea sa sc subordone-
re unei anumite directive bancare
81 financiare.
Cateva cazuri vor ilustra mai bi-
ne afirmatidnile noastre.
Marea 81 cunescute fabrica de
sarme si.cue din Griris (Transilva-
MIA vrea sa-si sporeasea della 10 la
20 mil. lei capitalul! Mimic mai ii
resc 81 mai indreptatit din partea
nnei intreprinderi i'm pima desvol-
tare 81 ale carei afaceri merg spO-
rind. Gu toate astea, guvernul in
tarzie de aproape doua luni darea
autorizathunii, ceeace prieinuiegte
imense daune actienarilor depuna-
tori de capital pentru noua emisiu-
ne ca 81 socitatii 81 poate axpune
Statul la procese de despagubiri.
Aceiasi intarziere in acordarea a.
utorizarii sporului de capital PEN
:ru cunescuta fabrica Schied din
Sibiu.
I'm cas- asemanStor de intarziere
prn mimic. justificata este acel al
societatii anonime ardelene pentru
infiintarea unei mari fabrici de f.
inta 81 portelan.
ST n am citat decat numai cateva
din eaz,lrile cele mai mari 81 mai
fnsemnate. Astfel, pi-se asignra ca
IN cazul acesta de refuz -deghizat
pentru sporirea de capital sau cons
tituirea de s0ciet4ti no,,i S ar afla
aproxinlativ 170, eititi biir: una
Suta seaptezeci asemenea cereri de
pexte Carpati.
Faptnl q dat prilej h numeroa-
Sc protestant 81 n disca,ti,lni in GER
curiie politics ei fiaanciare de pe6tc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27

NuA t1Uyis ILO NytAJ i'i-S pOVSoVaU Ss'
o pcrsonalitatea financiara de acolt
ca nn d. ministru din cabinetul ac
tual vorbind unni Ardelean, care 81
plangea pc chestia de mai sils, ia
dat un STAT prietenesc:
- De &c nu suntcti oameni dc
inteles d.voastra, Ardelenii? CT
pntina bunavointa mai ales din pal
tea DIV. att putea primi participa-
rea capitalului liberal 81 membrii
respective in consilii. Ar fl in folO-
sui ambelor part 81 d-voastra 'ati
mai avea sd va plangeti de nici q
dificultate din partea guvernului
actual, foarte cunoscator in chestiu-
nile ecOnomice! II
Toata chcstia Sc invarteste in ju-
rul participatiunii Elective la a.
ceste noui intreprinderi prieteni-
Tor guvernantiior actuali Gu exclu-
derea celor earl fac alta politica 81
in special cu excluderea reprezen-
tantilor paltidului national. Mise
afirma ca nii dintre initiatorii de
>ocietati noui ca 81 scei carl vor spo-
riri de capital an PRINT indirect in
deinnul sa Sc fereasca de oricc "a
mestec sau cOnclucrare cu oameni
de al partidului national daca do
rese sd nh alba dificnltati la auto
rixare.
Astfel, chestillnea altOrizarii slb
firma 81 sub prctextul de suprave-
ghiar'ca 'nationalizarii' - intreprin
derilor din tinuturile noui, nu a.
scunde altceva decat scoppri politi.
ee- financiare de dominatiune san
de acaparare exclusivista.
81 aci este cazul sd subliniem un
fapt denim de retinut.
Termenul de "nationalizare" in
trebuintat este cxagerat 81 am spa-
ne char primejdios din moment ce
yine in fiagranta contrazicere en-
tratatul de pace 81 en- spiritul sau.
Nh poate fl vorba de "nationaiiza-
rea' intreprinderilor sau capitalu-
rilor din tinuturile noui pentru ca
acestea sunt nationalizate de fapt
81 de drept prin tratatul de pace.
i'opulatia minoritara, inclusiv in
tteprinderile 81 capitaluriie Tor, Sc
gasesc in perfecta eeaYitate de drep-
turi 81 de tratament cu populatia
majoritara romaneasca, de unde mr.
meaza ca termenul de nationali-
zare = nn-si are locul. Ell nu sc p0a-
tie apliea deeat intreprinderiior a.
lratinand fostilor inamici 81 carii
prin schimbarea hartei europene,
N 'au devenit cetateni romani prin
cuprindera lor in granitele neastM
81 dNpa trecerea termenului de op-
.inne asupra nationaiitAtii legale.
A incerca lovituri laturalnice sub
fretext de 1'nationalizare' contra
acestOr intreprinderi din motiva de
politiea interna, inseamneaza sa ex-
punem Statul La eventualitatea a.
nor procese de dame. Viata econo-
mica 81 initiatiya privsta pentrn tot
ce nu priveste industria de aparare
nationalS sau fnrnizarea exclusive
a Statului, trebue sd ramana aSta-
tului, trebue sa ramanA iibera 81 i
bine 81 ramana asa far& nici un a.
mestec de stanjenire direeta in nu-
meae Statuiui, dar en- scopul de sa-
tisfatefca uhor iifterese politice
inavuabiie.
PrObiema j prea importanta 81
ca7impasne guvernuiui 81 se explice
asupfai faptelor grase mai s,ls de-
auntate.
("Dacia")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-27
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters

Musterole, made of pure oil of mus
tard and other helpful ingredients, viii
do all the work Of the old-fashioned
mustard plaster = without the blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from bronchitis, sore throat, coughs,
colds, Group, neuralgia, headache, con-
gestion, rheumatism. sprains, sore mus
des, bruises, and all aches and pains.
1t may prevent pneumonia. All drug
gists- 35c and Csc jars and tubes :
hospital size So.