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to the Cabinet was unanimously confirmed
by the Senate.
Certainly, the chronicles of office holding
can afford few parallels, if any, to this
voluntary and sincere proposal to with
draw from greatly desired post of honor
to make room for better man. The in
cident is dwelt on here because it illus
trates dual factor in Nathan Cliffords
makeup, notable at many crises in his
career: diffidence or dstrust, from the per-
sOnal point of view, of his capacity in
face of difficult task involving interests
transcending his own; and infiexible cour-
age in matters of policy dependent on prin-
cple. The former quality appears over and
over again in his remarkable letters to
his wife Hannah many of which are
printed in this volume The latter was at
tested by his public acts.
The immediate results of Mr.. Clifford's
decision to keep his letter of resignation
in his pocket, instead of leaving it at the
White House, were soon discernible. A
tenderfoot in the Cabinet, brought into as
ISOLATION and frequent clashes with Pres
idential advisers of much wider expert
ence. James Buchanan, for example, he
became the chief advocate. even as against
Buchanan, the Secretary of State of a
vigorous prosecution of military operations
in Mexico. His activities in stimulating
administrative energy during the Mexican
crisis and in holding the Government to a
bold policy in it's conduct of the war are
comparable to those of Franklin X. Lane
in President Wilson's Cabinet threescore
and ten years later. The records of pro-
ceedings and conflicting views at the coun-
Gil table show beyond question that no
influence was stronger at that time than
Nathan Clifford's in shaping and keeping
to the course which led to the Treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo. with its Unreasonable
effect on the fortunes and destiny of our
Republic.
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A Maine American: Just and
Upright A Review by Ed
ward p Mitchell ........
Log Rolling on the Charles. A
Review by Walter Pritchard
Eaton. ..... ....
The Great Autumn Game. A
Review by Donald Grant
Herring .... ........ :
Chronicle and Comment. By
Arthur Bartlett Maurice A
The Last Voyage of the Guilty
Sark. BY Clair Price. ....
The World of Letters as Others
See It...............
New Fiction in Varied Forms:
Lilian-The Key to Dreams
Neither Here Nor There
Swallowed Up-Overlooked-
To the Dark Tower-No
Handicap-The Valiant Dust
Fairy Prince and Other
Stories-Sam Blick's Diary. !
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the House in the Maine Legislature and
for two years he occupied that post Then
for four years he served as the Attorney
General of his State. Next, two terms i'm
Congress. where the same qualities he had
manifested at Augusta gave him quick
repute as one of the ablest leaders and
most convincing orators of his party, and
where he again faced Fessenden. His sec
Ond election to the House in 1910 as a
Democrat was a conspicuous personal tri-
umph. for that was the year of the Tip
pecanoe and Tyler too" landslide, the ia
nous year in which Maine went hell bent
for Governor Kent"
When Abraham Lincoln was sent to
Congress from Illinois in 1916 Judge Cliff
ford's episode in that quarter had been fin
shed and he was beginning his executive
and diplomatic career as Attorney-Gene
in the Polk Administration in the peculiar
fashion and with the far reaching conse-
quences already noted.
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ford's episode in that quarter had been fin
ished and he was beginning his executive,
and diplomatic career as Attorney General
in the Polk Administration in the peculiar
fashion and with the far reaching conse-
quences already noted
New Light on the Mexican War.
There is in this volume an abundance
of hitherto unedited material relating to
the prosecution of the Mexican war and
the negotiations which were its sequel No
clearer or more impartial or more salts
factory account of the progress of events.
from Folks announcement to Congress
that war exists and exists by the act of
Mexico herself" to the ratification at
Queretaro of the amended treaty than that
which Mr.. Philip Clifford has given is to
the knowledge of the present writer at
hand. The grandson refrains noticeably
from any show of eagerness to emphasize
the Importance of his grandfather's part;
but the documents, many of them not
previously accessible. and the private let
ters all new to history, and the orderly
marshaline of facts of record, viii pro-
duce in the minds of most readers of the
present generation a feeling of surprise
that to the force of character and tact
and skill of this man from Maine, unprac-
ticed in diplomatic fencing and now chiefly
remembered as great and honorable jur-
list, is due so much of the credit for a
contribution to national advancement vast
as that which gave US the empire of the
Pacific coast and the continental interior
north of the Rio Grande by a conclusion
which at the same time reestablished and
preserved amicable relations with our
southern neighbor.
Twice Nathan Clifford went to and So
journed in Mexico on this delicate mission
not unattended, it proved, by personal
danger from bandits and political assassins.
In March, 1S4S, he was chosen by Polk as
the person fttest by discretion and COM
mon sense and familiarity with the Gov
ernment's purposes to supersede the some
what overofficious Mr.. Trist OF Virginia as
Commissioner Plenipotentiary. In that ca
pacity he encountered and matched the
finesse of Latin American diplomacy in the
preliminary play of wits. and at Queretaro
he effected the exchange of notifications.
the Mexican Government the first $1,000
600 of the stipulated $15,OOO.OOO for the
cession of upper California and New Mex
leo. Later in the same year he was APP
pointed as the regular Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the
Mexican Republic retaining that post I'M
til recalled by Secretary Clayton in Sep
TENDER of 1s49. after change in the po-
litical complexion of the Administration.
During the second period of his Mexi-
can experience it fell to Minister Clifford
to bear the brunt of the controversy over
the Interpretation to be placed on the
so called Protocol explaining the changes
Of omission which the American Senate
had made in the treaty of Guadalupe
Hidalgo before ratifying. Light on the
subject is thrown by the correspondence.
now published, between Mr.. Clifford and
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TABLE OF INTENT

Page
Paris as the New Reno. By
Lawrence Hills. 8
China and World Peace. A Re-
view by Stanton A. Coblentz IA
My Friendly Enemy the Proof
reader. By Julian Street. 80. 10
Books Received ....... II
The World of Foreign Books.
Italian Books. Surveyed by
Arthur Livingston a.. IS
The Book Factory. By Edward
Anthony ............. Io
Tolstoy and His Wife. A Re-
view by Francis Haffkin
Snow ...... .. 20
Alexandra the Ill Starred. A
Review by Stewart T. Beach. 21
A Doughboy Returns to France.
By Corliss Hoover Griffis &c.. "a
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Continued on Follo,oin0 Page.
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A Maine Americana Just and Upright

NATHAN CLIFFORD. Democrat (1S03-
1SSD. By Philip Greedy Clifford. New
York. G. p. Putnam's Sons, 1922.
A y important cross section of Amer
~ lean political history and an en-
gaging portrait of a typical YAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

In the British museum there f. a
Bible that measures only one inch
long and two-fifths Of an inch wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

ANACoRTEs.--Rsno ciiln. cash.
Ter OF Citizens bank. this city. ana
Miss Edith Heaton. OF Tacoma. mar.
RED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
Crops Are Growing;
But Rain Would Help

MOUNT VERNON. July 1.-THE
folks In this. the center Of the great.
est cat growing section Of the
Northwest. want u known that the
crops are good and tho they would
appreciate n rain pretty soon. there
went be- any famine.
I'VE don't like 20 have the story
60 out that our crops are failing be.
cause Of the long dry spell or the
heat" says Frank q. johnson, sec
rotary % the Rkagit County Farm
bureau. I'VE are about nlx Inches
behind with our rain. but conditions
have eos 20 be completely rotten n
We don't have a crop In this part Of
the country.
The story went out that the dry
spell had ruined our hay. Why. we
arc cutting from two and half 10
four tons Of hay per acre. We need
good hay hands right now. wish
l had 100 men 10 send out 20 the
farm. today. We pay 30 cents an
hour and board. too"
Tn. farm bureau buys and seiis
for and advises with $50 OF the lead.
inE farmers of HkaFi, county. II gsss
the facts. Here they are
Tn. dry spell has ruined IN. oats
on many Of the hin tops and has
dried up much % the pasture land.
forcing the dairy farmers 70 star,
feeding their stock. But tho dry
spell has brought on a wonderful
crop Of high class cherries and other
orchard fruit.
Near Sedro wooliey. where she
berry growing has taken hold and a
second Puyallup valley Il IN the max.
ing. the farmers have been hurt.
The strawberry crop war cut one
half and tn. raspberry crop L. very
low
II rain comes before many weeks
the oat crop will bs one Of the
greatest In the history OF this dis
trici, but II there In no rain the crop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

Charlie Murray famous comedian Of screenand. cho is
featured at the Pantages heaer and cbore) Fletcher and
PasQfdie rho frh accordons sdrophones carnets and
other instruments Of less qualify Sons
Of Jazz" at the Palace Hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
JOYNER STOMACH
REMEDY

Can now be had AT any drug store or
sent direct for 800 and $500 by 10y.
ner Drug Co. Spokane. All good
druggists -Advertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
EXHIBIT ENTRIES
TO CLOSE TODAY
Merchant Convention viii
Get Under Way Tuesday

Seattie's manufacturing jobbers
must contract nj once for space in
the Industrial exposition which Will
be held in tho Bell At. terminal
July 2t23 in connection with the
Pacific Northwest Merchants con
vention. A. -. Galloway. general
chairman. announced saturday. No
contracts for space viii be made
after Saturday. he said. ns II will
be nece~ary to begin tho instaiia-
tion Of exhibits Tuesday.
The campaign inaugurated by a
volunteer committee this week 70
sell the space that s still available
IN the terminal for display ppr.
poses. has been marked with sue
cess. Such a representative exhibit
OF automobiles. trucks. tires and ac-
ceasoriea waH obtained that Gallo
why sald that this industry will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
VETS TO VISIT
CARNIVAL FREE
Special Sale OF Tickets Is
Being Held

That former service ursn may be
admitted free 70 the carnival circus
20 be held IN connection with tho
twenty third national encampmsnt
OF the Veterans Of Foreign Wars and
the reunion Of IN. sist Division 20
he held here August IS to 20. n rpe.
cial sale Of tickets l. being made
turnout the city ty girls Of Seattle
and other sections of the state.
A great ccntraIirsd entertainment
In being planned for thu visit % tina
thousands OF ex.servics men 10 this
city.
when u became known that men
from all parts Of the world would
journey here 20 attend the great
gathering. . change Of plans wns
made that something might be OF.
fered ali In the form Of novel enter.
tainmenf.
o. W. schmitr. director OF the
Dist division headquarters here.
stated that no stone would be left
unturnci TO make this cify's cei..
brntion second 10 none ever held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
HART TO REVIEW
MILITIA SUNDAY.
Impressive Ceremony Is
Planned al Lewis

CAMP LEWIS. July ib.---Aii the
dignity and pomp Of the military
profession will he displayed by tho
officers and men OF tho states mill.
tary forces now eneamped AT Ameri.
can lake as they pass IN review he.
fore Gov. Louis =. Hart tomorrow.
Tho Hnappy precision OF the infan.
try. the liltinE gait OF the cavalry.
the rumble and clatter Of tho hornet.
like tank corpn. and the rolling Gals
sons and guns ct the is6th Field Ar.
tillcry. all viii be shown az their best
as they pass the reviewing iine. The
bright sun viii throw dancing beams
o. light from the silver Of tho Off.
GERS sahrcs. and the long French sba
win he drah and effective in their
coat of wartime gray.
Details from camp headquarters
are now busted on the immense field
across from the arsenal where the
review will he held. setting out tiny
fiags 10 guide the units into line.
Flat as a table. tho land l. hinged
by noblo growth 81 evergreen
trees and viii afford excellent park.
Ing space for the thousands Of
cars which are expected from all
parts OF the state.
IL will be the first time since tho
guard was formed that an entire
brigade has been In line.
Brig. Gen Maurice Thompson.
adjutant general Of tho state. will
lead the brigade. composed Of the
iseth Field Artillery. the i6tst In.
fansry. Troop n. ssth Machine Gun
Cavalry. Co. l.. Tank Corps. and tho
iisth Ambulance company.
Guardsmen win he hosts 20 their
parents and friends ut the noon
meal Sunday. and curious civilians
will inspect the housing and meas
Ing OF the mon IN camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

A diamond IL pure carbon that has
been subjected 10 great pressure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

me company inc'anes ~en MO- =
esnasVh'o Ar''s.a rsfIy So'~ey.
n'ss'eAl Gown. Noxss 1ufpsn'.
VITA sSsosa ana Dupfss' i.sss
ana emerson Ia an amusing SAY,
Nancy Fair IN a series or unusuAi
portfayaiss ana mo fantASeseope.
fAIAAcE HIP
Two unusual headline acts and
three other snappy numbers. togeth.
.r w,th wo, u,x. ,a,eu. c,~,,,.
..s.
s"' wy p0s'"'" w. ''''
ne" SHOW AZ me falaco NIP To-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

Charlie Murray. famous filmdom
comedian. viii headline tho now
weeks bin at the Pantaxes begin.
ming Monday. Murray wss known
TO thousands Of playgoers before no
went INTO motion pictures. when he
was ono Of tho partners OF Murray
and Mack.
He relates some Of his famous
stories and cltmaxes his act with y
bit OF intimate motion picture Cos
zip. In addition a brief picture Is
shown with Murray as It's star.
Other acts are "springtime Frivoli-
presented by Alexander Pantagcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

may bs rather light. tho decidedly
not n failure.
The seed crops VIII not be good
this year because winter foods fol.
lowed by the freezing weather. DO
ntroyed many fields.
Tho potatoes are growing well
wherever they are cultivated. and n
good. hlgh grade crop IL expected.
The farmers expect little higher
prices this year than they received
last. and they expect 10 pay more for
what they buy. The hay and other
prices quoted 40 far are substan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

REV. w. II. BLISS. rector Of Trim
ity Parish church. VIII hold holy com
munion services Sunday at a m.
II IN announced. Text for morning
worship will be "Masterin Our Euvi.
ronment." "christian friendship il
the evening service text.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

TALLY higher than prices last year.
Around Stanwood. TO the south.
tho dry spell has undoubtedly hit
some OF the farmers mighty hard.
In some areas the oats and potatoes
are nhriveling up. but there h much
bottom land that is yielding a good
crop.
Drop around 70 tho garages and
listen.
I'VE can't get carr enough OF any
kind" wall the motor agents. we
have orders and orders and orders.
ana some Of tho farmers are setting
sore at the delays. No. they're not
trucks We need. but touring cars and
redans and sport models. Prsper.
Gus up herc7 Yes. everybody but
the automobile man.
A diamond IN s,,src carbon that I'm A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
Uric Acid Causes Rheu matisu

Uric Acid causes more suffering and
shs human fts.h ' has has 70 eon,snd' p n.e
tlraIly no ons IN this age Of fast living
Insufficient saerrise and overeattng To
exempt from Uric Acid secretions In one
or more Of terrible symphonic
Ehsumntisfus Headache. Dyspepsia
Liver Troubles. Fermentation " she
noweis and Btomach. Hriehts Disease.
Heart Disease, Poor Circulation, kidney
and Bladder Troubls. Hieepiesanens. Nsrv-
ousnsss; etc. are some u tbs inors com.
mon ailments sfiaing from escsxs Of
Uric Acid IN the system
The Kidneys are the natural filters ~
the blood; and when they are sysfworssd
sons the excess poison fUric AcidB 10
absorbed into the system and 10 time
when ms. Uric Acia attacks the
muscles between the Joints and there 10
no fever the condition. 10 known as
Deposited IN this nbrour tts-ues surround
tnF the Joints and causes inflammation.
great pain and swelling, changing from
, FI.AMMxToRY RHEuMATIsM when
II repeatedly attacks the nerves Of the
loints. causing severe pain. though with
CHRONIC RHEUMATIsm.
acistica. 0out. Neuralgia ana kindred
es .Sa. excess o. Uric Acid, broush,
about BY an impaired action OF the Kid
asys.
not properly fuifili their normal fun =
iions until this condition Is remsdisd.
DO not dose yourself with rheumatism
Cures and Kidney Medicines. aa no per
maDent relief Will be experienced untii
the excess Uric Add IL removed and the
Kfdneya assume their natural action.
Buchu and Msrrhmsiiow Compound 10
the greatest Uric Acid solvent made. ~
IL not patent medicine. but this result
Of the accumulated knowledge of expe-
rlenced chemists and several Thousand
physicians all over the country. We have
manufactured this remedy for fifteen
years. and tho marvellous results obtained
warrant our claim that ~ IL the best
remedy ever compounded for this pur-
pose. One bottle often restores the Kid
usys and Bladder 10 their normal health
and strength Even IN the most agra
waited cases or those OF long standing the
Improvement shown after taking the
first bottle should be 20 marked that the
treatment should no longer be oonsid-
cred an experiment
Bold b. all drug stores. or sent post
paid by Joynsr Drug Co. Hpoksns.
For a mild but thorough laxative take
Observation-Disclosures
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have an entire section 20 itself.
More automobile men Will for.
ward contracts for space TO con-
vention headquarters. z0s First ave-
s.. Saturday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11

This is the Final Reduction. Pr
cent lower. Whatever remains
sale will be shipped to . jobber
fered for sale again in Salisbury
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-11
Sale Opens FIR
SALE CLOSES 8

No matter where you may 60, you wi
never find another chance like this on
The Thoroughbred Co. was one of Il
Oldest and best established clothi
houses on the Eastern Shore. The sto
was all good. Only well known bra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-29
LUPTA CONTRA
PROHIBITED

NEW YORK, 90 Sept. - Tn
grup de actori 81 actritc din 10.
calitate va da Dumineca repre-
zentatie pc scena teatrului Apollo
pentru adunarea de fonduri ell car
sd lupte contra prohibited.
Presedintele asociatiunei a anun
tat ca e pentru prima CARA cand
actorii isl ofera serviciilc lor pen
tru 0 astfel de miscare. Sc zict
ca bucatile de vaudevil ce Sc Vol
Representa- in seara aceea sunt com
puse pc tema de ridiculizare le
gel prohibited.
Printre eel ce vor apare pc see
na sunt Lionel Atwill, Frank Tin
ney, Earnest Bail, Will Morrisey
Eva Clarke, Edna Moran 81 Fran
kie Heath.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-29
BULLETIN
PARIS, 20 Sept. - Din A.
tena Sc anunta ca aeroplane-
le turcesti au bombardat All
dimineata vasele de raxboiu
aflatoare in portul Chios.

cand acum catva timp,s un anume
Markovici din Semi a notificat pc
Consulul Roman din Indianapolis
81 biserica. episcopala Cd mostenito-
rii legal al episcopului Horowitz
dorcsc sa-si obtie mostenirca prin
dansul.
Dupa aceasta d-l Lupear a mers
in San Francisco, undc s'a pus in
legatura Gu autoritatile spre a da
de urma tuturor mostenitorilor 81
a le imparti averea. Banii acestia,
datorita cursului scaznt al none
del romanesti, valoreaza cam 80
miliarde de lei. "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-29
Aparitia unui
bandit genial

LONDRA, 20 Sept.-In Londra
a aparut un nou Napoleon un
Napoleon al pungasiei.
Detectivii della Scotland Yard,
cea mai vestita organizatie de SER
viciu secret din lume, cred ca ma
rile furturi, intamplate in ultimul
timp, sunt opera unui geniul in
arta hotiei.
Ziarele aseamana pc acest supra
hot cu profesorul Moriarty, una
dintre figurile cele mai celebre ale
nuvelelor lui Conan Doyle.
Ele zic ca noul Moriarty ARE 0
locuinta n oras 81 una la tara, o
flota de automobile 81 legiune de
prietini in malta societate engleza.
j. w. Bell, unul dintre calcula-
tori valorilor la obiectele pretioa-
sc din Londra, spune Cd ell ar Sti
cine G acest Moriarty modern, dar
ca Sc teme al da pc fata. Ell zice
ca Moriarty are ca agent al lui Q
multime de barbati 81 de femei, u
nil char din cea mai malta socic-
tate a LOndrei.
Nu de multi, doua femci carl sc
crede ca sunt agentele accstui hot
de elita, au intrat intr 'un magazin
de juvaericale 81 au cer,lt negusto-
rului sd le arate geanta lucrata
din zale de aur. Dupa ce au exa-
minat-o, ele au dat-o negustorului
ca so cantareasca. In timpul &C
acesta era ocupat GU cantarirea in
fnndul pravaliei, cele doua femei
i-au scos din galantar doua tavi in
carl sc aflau diamante in yaloare
de 20 mil de dolari, 81 S s'au facut
nevazute Gu automobilul ce le as
tepta afara.
| Londra este de asemenea alarma.
ta de indrasnetul furt Gle juvaeri-
Gale ce s'a comis la locuinta unei
tinere perechi din Cornwall. Obiec-
tele disparute sunt urmatoarele
Douasprezece brose de diamante,
un sir de 2S4 de perle, gigantica
piatra de rubin, care mai inainte
fusese cusuta in fesul vestitului
Sab al Persiei, precum 81 alte null
te articole scumpe, a caror yaloare
totala de 80 mil de dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-29
CE-AU AJUNS
MANASTIRILE

I'm lacas in munte. Padure ba-
trana jur imprejur. Femeile ca
re au intemeiat manastirea in ace
ste ferite locuri salbatece au dorit
ca intre ele 81 lumea care traiesta
.cu obisnuintile eli de placere ras-
.cumparate ell durere sd fie depar-
,tarea 81 pustiul. Asa au dus-o
multa vreme. Daca venia vre-un
strain prin partile adapostirii lor
era gazduit dupa datina straveche
a ospitalitatii trei zile, fara plata,
81 pc urma trebuia sa-si caute de
Gale.
Acuma locuiesc in chiliilc ma
nastirii, necontenit cercetate de
[pctrecatori galagiosi. nu mai putin
decat douazeci Gle familii. Ooameni
vcniti de cine site unde, fara nici
un sentiment religios cei mai multi
ori apartinand altor religii s'au
cuibarit acolo 81 due, intocmai, via
| ia pc care duceau acasa. Fru-
moasa pajiste largii curti pli-
ma de zbeguirea copiilor 81 drago-
stea de tot felul viseaza la luna
fprin cerdacele III care tinere calu-
garite Sc chinuiau sd inlature amin
ltirile lumii.
Maicele-si inchiriaza locuintele
cui da mai multi. 81 acela are drcp-
tul sd stea cat voieste. Are drep-
tul sa-si faca tot eel place.
! Acesta e insa un scandal, un
neingaduit scandal. Daca 1ntre
toate fiintele fenneicsti de acolo din
manastire, ar fl una, una singura
lpe care acest zgomot trivial 81 pro-
fan so, tulbure in gandurile ci in
drcptate aiurea este 81 0 grosolana
impictate. 81 de sigur Cd multe
nu vor Fl crezut ca Sc retrag II
un "hotel garni" cu clopote.
Innalt Preaafintitnl ID eparhis
|cSruia Sc afla mdn6stirpa Susana,
5ln'ar mimic de xisi
Mean Ron..) N. IORGA.