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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
COsdcn Purchases Ocean
Frontage ut NeUpOrt

4 dispatch from New York an
nounces the purchase by j. S. Cos
den. formerly OF Tulsa and president
Of Cosden & Co., OF 10 acres of ocean
front at Newport, r. I. The tract
lies between the estates OF the late
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and r, Suffern
Taller. only y few months ago
Cosden purchased the estate OF VII
liam Bourke Cochran at Sands
Point. Long Island. This property
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
Estimates of Daily Acreage
Crude OIL Production

Tho American Petroleum institute
estimates that the daily average
gross crude oil production in the
United states Tor the wcoS ended
September 23 was 100000 barrels.
as compared with l,igS,70O barrels
for the preceding week, an Increase
of 1880 barrels
Tho following arc estimates ot
daily average gross production for
the weeks ended September 90. sep
1921
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
DnFy Average Production
(IigurCs In HnITclsl

West Columbia IL reported al $500
barrels against $4,000 barrels. ana
Orange. county 1900 barrels against
10 500 barrels.
The estimated daily average gross
production of tho wyoming ana
Montana field was s3.25O barrels, as
compared with 7S,100 barrels FOR the
preceding week, an increase OF J,l50
barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
Phillips Petroleum Gdsser
In If.I6-S Spraying Oil

The Phillips Petroleum company
well in the southwest OF the south
east OF i4-i6-s. which showed TO-
OOO. 600 feet Of gas In the top OF the
butcher sand, is now spraying Oil
and looks like an excellent producer.
This we'll is about a half mile north
Of the Roland oil company discov-
cry well in 2S-16-S and indicates that
the pool may cover considerable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
HoU Things DO Change!

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. S0.--Fifty
years ago Wichitp was founded. Fred
Israel was state agent for the stand
ard oil company Of Ohio, and he
said two barrels of gasoline each
month was all that the people could
use. sixty barrels OF coal oil (kero-
sene) were consumed, however. To-
day Wichita uses 21,42s barrels of
gasoline and 5000 barrels Of kero-
seue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
win The OH Men

II J. Cassady and Frank Hagen-
berg, Chicago, ~. u. G. Tucker and
\. w. Ellenhergcr Cleveland Ohio:
William \. Slewcrs, New York CITY,
j. Edward Horn, l'hil,pshurg Pa.
and II. II. GllpHtrlck, Kansas CitN
MOI all dIroclOra " Tho II. u. WI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
At Gulf Coast Ports:

Note:-Figures are presented for
the week ended Saturday morning
so as to conform with period COW
cred by the Institute report Of esti-
mates OF daily average gross produc-
tion. Figures are subject 10 revision
each week. They are complete for
all the principal ports where foreign
mineral oil is imported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02

able to take care OF all of wotum-
ka's gas requirements this winter
without difficulty. The connection
was made at point three miles
from the town. Connection with the
well northeast OF town, where the
supply has bton coming from. Will
be maintained to guard against
emerEenciea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
Empire's STORAGE Gains

BARTLESVILLE, Sept 3O,-The
Empire Pipe Line company had in
storage on September 1 exactly l.
763,25l.63 barrels of Oil. IL received
In August 99l.736.S9 barrels, and
delivered S20,720.47 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
The "POIO" District

Ts HS o G5s % d Of rs5 township '''' a"
In 1912 Fred 4 Merritt geolos Perry brought
he attention Of The Sinclair on Gas Co. before the completion
ss ndouns3ed i'S" ABOUT o five ' mda aIH@
1ctns TN. & 70 Mr. Ga & O. the sinclair mat 4 wen would be
hdo tho trqare which prediction before the
THE s1S @ s eonfr%'d 1 M hs f.so Of rge,qs
e. m by RSr map 'S aSd @ @ e0nS made or ] i
G %os az 30 buy & all b @yaaS m % aeTegG IN ne northwest Of e.
ha q 49, hait 10 hait words
being tho most desirable the
IN the first high point
on June s 1912 Merritt s9d HE onetogrh interest in tho
buying for himself
IN the fan OF 1912 Sinclair to operations
T9fS @ S Mf m b h9 Inn 6e % w%pa 30 dea in ne drilling Of this
ion account Of The high prices being paid SIN
expiring leases on the erracare snd the
Frarc in southeast Of he Southeast i @-
mpeue given unexpected production caused champn
soas. 'S same % also 'S caused @ the
'1s W ws. t0d d c M M Ped ee ia on The Ss ] SP al" Ge
tered The at 75S according their os drilled
we're carrying hole fu OF water from $50 ana he veil @ gsg
reported dy 1870 e!hoagR hoy the from 81 to
@ Ss s ,sPa"f 5sssS sS"i,% g IN. s that The trends az
s. '1' % ss %'' a9 :a 9as s d the 9a' @ VII ' so
ths ven is producer wl, ada ago5er success Msrs
%1s o caasoa y the the I unr Sa Of sbs owcr ', S,
Mcs IS2o ap of Noble % county @ soa % over g defined
OF which already producing
detail According
following
ther respective townships
Section II is the best bet in township 2i3e section 242e;
eeon 81 in 24le sections 10 ana IS in 2iw also section 20 In
24iw; structure IN 2f2w; section 29G32e; section 723e
ia23lw section i6a2w and another dome around the inter
section Of sectons l. q II and 12232w; section 2322o section
2s22e; section l22lw also tayorng section 2222w; in 22
district 2l3e sections 2G
'S sections TO- iS aSG 30 In oe Nhch is ,Sa rcst
c, and S.2o2w
thing certain county map proves
the Noble win be
the Of high grade oil OF in the
oklahoma vii! be the real live oil Of that
section.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02

adioins the william ~ Ter Duncan
estate, which was purchased In the
early summer by Nincent Aatur \
large dock IL to be erected at tho
new Estate at Newport. MIR. and
Mrs Cosdon, following Cosdon'H
recent Illness, now are In Europe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
More Gas for Wetumkd

The Wetumka Gas company has
tapped the line running from the
big gas we'll six miles south of We
tumka to Oksmah and expects TO he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-02
Near IHdiahOna

Carlin ROBBERS has a dry hole IN
his No. Indian land. In the north
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
THE FOREIGN INVASION

Foreign propagandists invaded this coun- trv to drag us into the league of nations For eign propagandists are still active in their ef- forts to effect cancellation of the foreign debts to the United States. The country IS swarming with foreign commissions beselg- ing the State Department and circulating pub licity material designed to sway American foreign policy. Foreign emissaries have not ceased to importune the American Govern ment for loans. Foreign agents, even foreign ambassadors, have been working to prevent the passage of the protective tariff bill wich would carry out distinctively American and domestic policy Foreign influences are at work to defeat the ship subsidy measure. And finally, mishief- makers of foreign birth have united in an attack on the Federal Constitu- tion and have pledged themselves to work for the emasculation of the United States Supreme Court.
 Is it not high time the American people got together and told these foreign meddlers where they belong9
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15

As long as a people have self government, there need be no fear of encroachments by cap- ital on the rights of the masses. The people can and do take care of themselves It is a great pity that capital did not get a foothold-a strong foothold-in Alaska sixteen years or more ago when the Guggenheims and others were ready to develop Boring Rived coal, Ka- talla oil and rail transportation. The years that elapsed have been wasted and the terms and red tape that have been hung on the country have made it all but impossible for small companies to enter into the use of these resources and develop them to such an ex- tent that they would appeal to larger aggrega- tions in the manner that other frontiers have been developed so satisfactorily.-Juneau Elm pire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
AMERICAN TOYS FOR AMERICAN BOYS

A corporation for the manufacture of toys has recently been organized with a capital of $21 100000. It will doubtless provide employ mont for thousands of American workers with a huge annual payroll. Here IS practlcal 'i- stance of the need for protective tarl11. uer- man and Japanese toy importatlons nave proved serious handicap to our own manu- facturers. a menace that is constantly grow inc as the Germans recover from the1r m dustrial depression. Only the prospect of ad- eouate protection has encouraged the torna- tion of the new concern
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
UNL-ES.

The sinner never thrives for long, Disgrace is sure to smirch his name Unless he wins, while doing wrong, Enough to cover up his shame. The one who turns to lawlessness
 Is sure to have his wretched hour, A pull with those who are in power Right always wins, unless 1t be
 Ignored. which often is the case. Vice is a hateful thing to see.
 Unless it has a pretty face.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
IN THE LIONS DEN

William Randolph Hearst, who for several years has been lambasting England and twisting the Lions tail, has just discovered the Tight Little Isle, and having been dlned by Lloyd George, is now praising the British He finds them intent on Europe's reconstruc- tion 'FWith them, apparently, when war ends business begins, and they are right,' says MT. Hearst Travel is a great broadener ot mind,, and MT. Hearst could profitably spend 10 years abroad
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
HONEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922

Tn the complete history of all the worId' covering every line of life from polltlcs to industry. embracing all the professions, all the trades. all the enterprises, and any and every avocation of mankind, has there ever risen to the top and stayed there a thlel' q burglar, shrewd swinder, trlckster, lazy lout, man without principle, liar, an un- grateful rogue, a crook stripped of human sympathy. a niggardy, parsmonlous, pusll- luminous pussyfooter or any other kind o1 a no-good? Not one. An we're all striving for the top. The way to travel may be hard to find, but the way not to travel is stuck under our noses every hour
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
WE'LL TAKE CHANGE

The New York Journal of Commerce warns us against British retaliation should Con- gress pass the ship subsidy bill. The Journal is so deuced English it is forever warning us what England will do if we do not adopt pol icies which meet with the approval of that nation. However, we will take chance on our ship subsidy bill. We would rather fight Brit ish shipping interests in the open and under the bill, than to experience their ambuscades by way of the Congressional lobby and propa- gandisnln
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
WHY THEY LEAVE THE FARM.

I left my dad, his farm, his blow, Because my calf became his COW; left my dad-'twas wrong, z
 course
 Because my colt became his horse.
 Left my dad to SOW and reap Because my lamb became his sheep; I dropped my hoe and stuck my fork Because my pig became his pork. The garden truck I made to grow, Was his to sell and mine to hoe
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
THE HUMANITARIAN.

q use this horrible shriekhorn on my car for humane reasons" explain ed Gilmore Hoft. 'If I can paralyze a pedestrian with fear he will stand still, and I am less likely to run over him.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
A RECEIP E..

To avoid a colorIess existence, keep in the pink of condition, do things up brown, treat people white, be well read, and get out onto the gold green under the blue occasionally
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
PUNCTURED.

Here, waitress. This doughnut has a tack in it."
 Well, I declare! It'll bet the ambi- tious little thing thinks it is a flivver tire"
 It's what we learn after we think we know it all that counts.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
MURDER.
THEY MIGHT SERVE.

THEY MIGHT SERVE.
 The florist says Say it with flow ers;" the candy man wants you to say it with candy; the jewelry advises us to say it with pearls, but, strangely enough, Heinz doesn't suggest that one ought to say it with pickles.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
REGARDL

Mary--Pve got a fellow who owns swell car. Do you love any one who owns a car?
 Jane-Anyone.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15

Dodging automobiles is a healtf exercise-if you are quick enough.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15

Radium is quoted at $4,500,0o0 an ounce. Pay no more.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
THE REASON.

What in cats fire are you letting that kid make all that internal borrow for?" inquired a hypercritical neigh bor who had come over to borrow clovis.
 LAW, his nav is away for a spell" replied Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge" and giving him them two cow bells and telling him to tear loose is the only way to keep him quiet"
 The ear puffs the chickens wear are never thick enough to deaden the sound of an invitation to go to a dance. You cannot go far on sentiment. It is a weak battery. Charge it with conviction and arrive. f Johnny-The camel can go eight days without water.
 Freddy-So could I if ma would let me.
 MURDER.
 A blinding flash!
 A grinding crash!
 A scream from Mrs. Coater
 Heavens! She's dead! We're done for, Ned!"
 Yes, Ned had killed the motor.
 A man is only as old as she thinks he is.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
TECHNICAL TERM.

"Where is the clutch in car?" "In the back seat"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-15
CAN THE GOSSIP.

Every man is expected to give an account of himself, not of his neigh bor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
SU1dA DE $25, 100000 NU VA
Fl DESTULA PENTRU- DES-
PAGUBIREA VETERANILOR
DE RAZBOIU.

Columbus, IL Februarie.- Pre-
cum Sc vede din cererile .fostilor
soldati nu numai ca va fl de lipsa
ca sa Sc emita obigatii in valoare
de $25,OOO.O0O, dar Sc crede ca
aceasta suma nici nu va Fl sufi-
cienta pentru toti veteranii din
Ohio. Aceasta declaratie a fost
facuta de Robert r. Roberts, di-
rectorul despagubirilor, dupace
s'au ennis cele dintaiu 5000 Gee
kuri. Suma medic este pan 'acum
de 139 dolari de Geek.
Sc crede ca $4,000 yeterani, orr
urmasii lor, sunt indreptatti sd
primeasca bonus. Luand aceasta
.baza media de $l39, va Fl
de iipsa suma de $780, 100000. Di-
.rectornl Roberts dnsa spune ca
acesti 5000 oameni sunt cei carl
'au servit timp mai indelungat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
in ATENTIA CELOR
CE AU OBLICATII
UNCURESTI

WASHINGTON, IL Feb.-Acei
cetateni americani earl au obliga-
til (titluri de rent;) emise de sta
tul ungar inainte de rasboiu, sd
anunte acest fapt departamentului
din Washington eel multi pana in
81 Martie. - Statele Unite aduna
aceste titluri de renta conform ira.
tatului separat cu Ungaria semnat
in ziua de % August 1921. Tot
asa 81 acei americani carl au tit.
Hluri de renta della guvernul aus.
triac Sd anunte aceasta imediat de.
partamentului de stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

tracta relatiuni internationale" "a
tragand atentiunea senatului asu-
pra faptului ca numit intre cei
patru delegati la conferinta della
Washington pc Senatorul Oscar w.
Underwood de Alabama, fruntasul
democrat din Scnat, 81 pc Senate
rul Lodge, fruntasul republican in
Senat.
"D-tra att fost GU affiliate re-
prezentati," a zis d. Harding se-
natului. Presedintele zis ca SER
viciul sau in 'Senat nu la dat nu-
mai putinta de a aprecia cat sunt
de intcresati membrii lui in ira
tatcle internationale ci la facut sd
vina in contact GU relatiunile lu-
mel din afara 81 Sc realizeze pri-
mejdiile 81 ingrijorarea GU carl s;l
le intampine.
"Tratatele depuse astazi nu Sc
aseamana 81 II 'au nici relate GU
Liga Natiunilor, afara din dorinta
de a promova pacea, ceeace este
inspiratie comuna."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
INMORMANTAREA
FOSTULUI PRIMAR
FARLEY

Inmofinintarea fostului primar
John Farley, Honest John"
(Ioan eel cinstit), precum ii spu-
neau cei Gel cunostean-se va face
din catedrala catolic6 Sftul loan.
Fostul primar a murit Joi noaptea
intr 'un tralhvaiu. Cauza NORTH
sale, precum spune medicul legist
Hammond, a fost 0 helmoragie ce-
rebrala. Actualul primar Kohler
"a fost numit captain de polite de
Farley, care fost multi iubit lie
toti colegii sal. Onestitatea 81 sim
tal sau de dreptate Il faceau fai-
mos. Sub administratia sa a fost
prima curatire'' orasului de
bandit 81 cartofori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
Pres. Harding depune tratate|e
Ia Senat
TRATATELE VOR Fl COMBATUTE OAR
Sc CREDE CA RATIFICAREA
E ASICURATA

WASHINGTON, 10 Feb. Ratificarea traatelor ncheiac
la confernta pentru marea amamenului parsrea t-
tulor sforarilor de lns umea propunere
alternative carl Presednele Harding depus personal pe
troul senaul Satelor Unite cee sapte carl crsa
zeaza resultatee uclor recente conerne della Washing
ton, mpreuna raporul Official al delegation americani la
lisa conferinta.
ecu franchea die senatori,' decara sefu executv,
dac natiunile pot mtelege sgurana respecc
Greptue fe Garcia 81 pot aunge nteegere daca una
din part amenina vioeze pactu pot ineege din
din parile ameninata de p1-
ere din afara aunci toate sforare concentrate de nst
umea 81 stabil pacea trebue aruncate in vint.
"Aceste traate orr ebue capete sancunea dtra
diaa or toae dorinee procamae de promova pacea 81
prevent razboul devin maimuarie goala.'
Voand vechul reguament al senatulu mpotriva
cemonstraun senator republican, democrati precum
pubicul din gaere apaudat vgoare decarale Pre-
sednteui Harding
'Fndca cred in meree acesor angajamente z Pedntec
Harding nchend e depW
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
CHEsTIA CONFERINTEI DE
LA GENOA ESTE COM
PLICATA.

Paris, IL Februarie. - In ace
las timp, cand Poincare arafat
necesitatea amanarii conferintei
de. la Genoa Gu trei luni, pre-
mierul Lloyd George al Angliei u
declarat CA data conferintei este
fiXata pc 8 Martie. Aceste decla-
|ratii formeaza 0 mare deosebire
de pareri, ce, dupa parerea
unor, poate duce la contro-
verse regretabile intre cele doua
tari.
In Franta fiecare aproba atitu-
dinea lui Poincare care a incer-
[cat sd clarifice situatia inainte
de Sc declara pentru participa-
rea Frantei la conferinta aceasta.
Sc spera Insa ca Sc va gasi mo-
dalitate de sc face vre-un COM
|promis 81 ca Sc va fixa Q data &c
va Fl dupa s Martie, dar nu mai
tarziu ca in Maiu Situatia pare
a ii agravata prin antagonisme
personale ce dateaza inca din
!zilele conferintei de paces
Washington, II Februarie.
Atitudinea Erantei fata de con-
lferinta economical propusa anna
nat din nou declaratia admins
tratiei referitoare la participated
lsau neparticiparea Statelor Unite
Ia aceasta conferinta. All trebuia
|sa Sc pubiice declaratia presedin-
'telui Harding, dar, precum se
vede, declaratia W Il amanata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
Sc oGTe Tcduecfca
arnlatd in BIita|l1
Sir Eric Geddes recomanda redu-
cerea fortelor navale, militare
81 aeriane. Cere ca Regele sd
n alba decat un Yacht.

Londra, 10 Februarie. = Conf
|tetul economic, al carui preSedin-
te este Sir Erie Geddes, a reco-
mandat reducerea armatei engle-
|ze, fOrtelor navale 81 aeriane
ale Imperiului Britain 81 coordo-
narea lor sub un ministru de "a
parare.
Comitetul recomanda
Reducerea personalului naval
la $4,000 oameni. Conform aces
tel reduceri bugetul naval sc va
|putea reduce de la 100000. 900
lire sterline la 60,OOOO0O lire
sterline, ce insemneaza econo.
mie de S5,OOO.OOO dolari.
Reducerea armatei Gu $4,000
oameni ce va permite o economic
de 20 milioane lire sterline.
Escadroanele de aer sd Sc re-
duca la 8 81 jumatate asa ca 81
aici sa sc realizeze o economic de
| ) mIlioane lire sterline.
Comentand aceste reduceri ra-
pOrtul spune: Pentru realizarea
acestOr ecOnomii cele trei forte
trebuiesc coordinate prin crearea
unor autoritati icoordonate intre
ele, dar supuse unui minister al
apararii, responsible pentru acti-
vitatea fiecarei forte 81 care sa Sc
ingrijeasca ca fiecare din aceste
sa-si indeplineasca menirea 81 81
lpoata acoperi cheltuielile din bl-
hgetul acordat.
| Nu s'au facut socoteli referi.
tOare la economiile mari ce pot
rezulta din fntelegerile de la
! Washington, ca de pllda, 1nceta-
rea construction navale 81 ma
ales incetarea construction celol
patru vase mari pentru carl bu
getul 1929 prevede suma dc
IL, 100000 lire sterline.
Comitetul considera Cd reduce
rea armatei cu $4,000 oameni sc
iva putea face fara ca sd Sc reduca
fortele ce sunt folosite in armats
coloniala.
COmitetul recomanda char $
reducerea cheltuielilor provenit.
din intretinerea celor doua yach
turf regale. COmitetul este de pa
rerea ca personalul unui yacht $;
| fie redus in decursul ierne
lar celalalt fmpreuna Gu yachtu
rile admiration, sd fie desfiintat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
VOLUME xvII.-No. IS.
In. ReSpunS

Cetm in mai mue zare din tara ca doreste din tot
sufletu repatrarea Romno de pc orr unde sar afa pr
beg, 81 in special al Romanilor din America.
Ne ubesc fratii de acasa tanesc de dorina de he
vedca napoia in tara contribum 81 moi banul nostru
Gu bratee noasre 81 mai experienta pc
castigato III ari sreine civizae desvoate in ra
murile actvita omenest la desvoltarea tari LIE mumm
fumos din nima celor sncer asigurandu de ubrea
ira netamura penru Ell 81 paiurle pc nscut 81
petrecut coplara-dulcea copiare 81 lie raspundem:
Fratilor!
MOI nam pecat de bine din tara De bine nu fuge nc
canee Greuta necazr neaiunsur contribuit mai multi
decat sapanrea vitrega ungueasca parasm meeague
nOastre, stucu nostru alb atrnat pc de deal
nsiru pc vae frumoase plne de or 81 ale
,leaului nosru ub in pamantul caruia ramastee
slor 81 stramosior nostr.
Vennd in tara aceasa, numai ca avut viaa O.
reneasca Nh ndmai ca am fmanzt 81 am umbat sdrel
taros, 81 reusit sd plam da
oriie de acasa dar trait viaa netra tara noastra
am trait 81 train o'viata de ON LIBER.
Am avut vote 81 stramuam dntr loc in al
tul ara nici ingradire Am avu vote ocupam
orce Ineenieire csta ara sa puma mai mica
piedca in Gale. Am avut 81 vote sd ofganzam pc
orr eren social cultural economic regos in orr BIZ
scrica crede rcolorul rOmanesc lam pmbat de cate
MIA ost drag far finn opriti de cneva. Cand
Intro vina dus in paine pumni pana la 81
timt in preventii lune La judecata dus
ntre baonee 81 cnd asculta 81 cat tnut udecata,
stat pc toata uea penrn orice vin
drepul sd sa finn judecat de curtea urat
Comma ingrt ngreste de moi nvatam
in scole de noapte Bbotecle sunt la nemana noastra
asm 81 CART romanesti cett Depnl la cetatene
descs ara nc piedca, 81 nj inesneste toae caie
calea so csgam Am trait 81 train ntr atmosfera libera
democratica 81 nvata Ne place. este draga
81 scumpa, putem despart de sa in
alta tara char napo in tara mum unde condtiunie sunt
totu protvnce dupa veem din zaree din tara din
scrsore carl vim de acas 81 dupa spun acei carl
pecat gandu sa mai vna inapo dar VENT,
toac ca in multi din moi arde dorna sa vedem cuibul
Lam parasit.
Sc spune Gle multi sa venim acasa sd contrihuim la de-
mocratzarea tar Ce uzii frumoase 81 drag da
sprinu nosr dac Fl rrimit ingadut. Daca nj
sar astupa gura nlata deschide-o spunem
DC aici, Gu un pumn calfcatiyul "Bosevc
asupat-o la multi carl s'au dus acasa.
81 putem face moi! Cine tine seamd de nazuintele
noasre spre ume domneasca bertaea, adevarul
81 egea cand frunasii neamuu nostu, carl lupta i'm
potriva sapanr ungures pentru moe 81 lege sunt
nesocotiti nlatura della locu de cne ude dupa toate
lege omenest 81 firest Ii sar cadea sa fies -.
Ne voiti acasa! Doriti sd muncim impreuna vol la
propasrea tarii! Vom drag multi din no dar in
trio tara in sim strein intro tara in
sd ne pue de aceas bertae respect considerable
casi ac Intro tara unde dona legor arna de bunu
pac al unei coter poitice c de vonta liberia natiunei
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