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The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
Voice of Alaska Press
OPPORTUNITY FOR FARMERS IN SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

No individual who visited the agricultural exhibits of the Country Fair at A. B. Hall, who much gave passing notice to the many varieties of crops shown there, have any doubt the pos sibty of substantial farming community in South eastern Alaska. And if the exhibits in themselves not sufficiently convincing of agricultural possibilities need listen the whose toll produced them be satisfied that farming is developing into real industry in Alaskas panhandle
 It be said that the grown this year which the Fair specimens obtained unusual in of the word abnormal The prob- abl This year has been in any section the Territory proptous one for the farmer. Generally there has been less moisture and cool weathe" than is normally the If anything, there fore the specimens at the Fair not better than the average and represented truly the possibilities of actual growth.
 Agriculture in Southeastern Alaska hardly be pected to become major industry The area of lands suitable for cultivation is not extensive enough for that But there many opportunities for the farmer here. There markets already developed which will grow larger for every kind of that the soil is able of producing. There is land sufficient for thousands of homesteaders, easily acquired, difficult to put under cultivation and free the taking.
 The Fair has directed attention to these things It has shown the residents of long standing many things which few knew believed possible It did not need the sight of tobacco plants and leaf of apples of archokes of horseradish and other unusual
 plant growth to prove agricultural possibilities ulIgs "nlcn can De expected to profitable to those engaged therein. They but go to make evident the fact that this is hababe
 land It is ir the potatoes cabbage, turnps, carrots in the oats, wheat, barley timothy, in the native wild grasses that the greatest interest is contained These the in which the future of agriculture here lies. And enough of each and every of them was shown to convince doubtng Thomases of their adaptbility to Alaskan soil. The who have de- veloped the industry to it's present stage are satisfied with progress but it rest there They planning for continued growth and their fdence the future is the least among the fac tors that will make for in the building of a farming community here-Juneau Empire
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922
ALASKA DAY

"When you took me, young and trusting,
 From the growing Russian bear,
 Loud you swore before the nations
 I should have the Eagles care.
 Never yet has wing of Eagle
 Cast & shadow Ter my peaks,
 But I've watched your hoard of vultures
 And T. 'vc felt their busy beaks.'
 The above iugubrious quGtraln by Sam Dun ham, Tn a versifieG address from "Alaska to Uncle Sam'' was written in the melancholy experience of other days. The long neglect of the Territory after it's purchase from Rus sa by the United States and the succeeding dnpredations upon it by laWless and unaWed rascals, gave good and sufficient cause for the plaint that "Never yet has wing of Eagle cast a shadow OCT my peaks.' However, Friend Dunham didn't wait long enough Had he tarried on the scene for another decade or so he might have found equally good cause to lament in some respects the presence of that "shadow'' whose absence he wOefully dcDlored Since then the eagles wing has more than made up for any former delinquent cies in the matter of casting shadows, and even at the present moment somewhat of the pail of it's. protecting pinion may not be un- discerned lying gloomily upon the land.
 Nevertheless never in the heart of any Alas kan is there regret that it is the Eagle and not the Bear whose lordly claw is raised in the interests of this our northern domain. ln- finitc!v preferable to the growl of the bear is the eagles scream, and even though that scream sometimes rings shrilly in our own ears, it is a ring whose challenge, sounded to all the world. is ours.
 Wednesday, October IS, will be Alaska Day. Fifty-five years ago on that date the Russian emblem fluttored down from the flagpole at Sitka and the stars and stripes went up in thel place. It was a momentous day for AL aska, and one whose significance and import increases with the years. It's celebration is our grateful and patriotic task.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
pEOPL ESHOULD BACK UP PLAN

The effort of Dan Sutherland to induce the War De- partmen to asign an army aerial squadron to Alaska should receive the backing of all the people of Alaska effort succeed it would result in determin- ing the usefulness of aerial navigation in Alaska, and if it should prove successful could be hoped it would probably be followed by commercial companies with arplane bases at various places in the North.
 The Government is in better position to pioneer in this in Alaska than any other agency. The War Department has airplanes and them. They continue to have them and the must be train ed Alaska would give the in the service new field in which work and the training necessary to tackle and difficult problems Therefore, the cost to the Government would not be large, the benefit to the service would inconsderable and the poten tialities Alaska is concerned almost limit 1ess--EXchange.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
AN INCIDENT

AN INCIDENT
 She was pretty-maybe not really pretty, but striking looking.
 She was rose colored homespun girl,
 With dainty little flapper hat, Gray hose, black patents n'every- thing.
 Black eyes-the kind that snap and twinkle.
 And, oh, yes, a winsome stare (nearly forgot that)
 She walked past him--sort of strolled-you know.
 He couldn't help but notice her, and she,
 Yes, she had noticed him. He was sure of it.
 Gee, she is turning back.
 She is coming toward him-What luck!
 He always was a devil with the
 ladies.
 Was she flirting? He half suspect ed it.
 Yep, she was actually flirtatious.
 It wasn't his fault if she admired him.
 Sh! She's going to stop. Here she is!
 He lifted his hat in answer to her pretty smile. Where would they go?-the res taurant, the movies? She's speaking even before he has | chance. Pardon me-" in the sweetest of l tones, Pardon me. "Please, can you direct me to the | Western Union.
 i've been looking so long-I prom | iSGd my husband "Fd wire him."
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
FAMOUS NATURALIST DIES

One of Amercas s most famous naturalists died the other day in his mountain home in Colorado, on Long's Peak. Enos A. Mills, who is chiefly known for his study of wild life in the Rocky Mountains, was probably the rank ing naturalist in the United States after the death of Burroughs and Muir. He was ever at home in the midst of the wild mountain crags and peaks of the Rockies and since he was sixteen years of age he had lived among them.
 Winter and summer were alike to him. The bitter cold and deep snows in the ranges of the continental divide had for him no terrors
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
THE CONFLICT INVERTED

The peaceable conclusion of the threatened unpleasantness in the Near East, as announced in yesterdays telegraphic dispatches is oc- casion for a deep sigh of relief on the part of an apprehensive world. The potentialities for a vast conflict, developing out of the ages old enmity between Islam and the Christian world. which lurked in the situation at the Dardancles were hideous in the shadow they cast before. That the terrible possibility has been averted by the peace signatories of the powers involved is profound reason for wor]d- wide rejoicing.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
NO CONCENTRATION

"Would you call Mrs. Calder an inquisitive woman?"
 Not unduly so, for a member o1 her sex"
 "No?"
 After she has tried unsuccessfully for six months to find out the in come of a neighbor, something else is sure to attract her attention"
 A crank's theory often needs only a rivet or two more to become a val uable discovery.
 Hubby-I went to stag party last night, dearia
 Dearie--Yes, l heard you stagger- ing in. GIRLS ARE BETTER FARMERS Headline.
 Some years ago man discovered that his wife was a better farmer than he was, and he let her do it all, even to pulling the blow. And the law sent him to jail just for that.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
JUST AS DESIRED

"He says that his business is go- ing to the dogs"
 What is his business?'
 'He manufactures dog biscuits"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

Any young woman of today who doesn't get what she wants will asl for it.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

It takes a dressmaker to indulge in cutting sarcasm.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

When Columbus first sighted dry land he probably didn't realize how dry it would be- Mail-Trbune
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
Shear Wisdom

Statistics compiled by the "Rocl the Boat' League prove that it's safer to blow out the gas than to step on it-Life.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

HEAD ON Awful accident last night-car turned a corner" ''No reason for an accident, was it?"
 "Yeh. There wasn't any corner" A fool always finds a greater fool to admire him.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

Apparently all the unavailable coal is need ed to fire the engines that haul the coal to distant points.-Eugene Daily Guard.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

As we look over the situation, it occurs to us that the only man who has occasion to re- joice is Jas. M. Charlottesville Record.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13
WORKS BOTH WAYS

Flubb-Poker playing has spoiled many a promising career.
 Dubb-Yes, and it has also started many a career of promising.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

Sending out Radish Seed is one of the few splendid things Congress has done the present session.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

Many a girl has shown her grati- tude to the fellow who has spent all his money on her by marrying some- one else.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-13

Uncle Sam is good sport, but with two strikes on him he is de- voutly praying that he will miss the third one
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09
IN FLACARI
PARASIT Pc OCEAN

New York, s Feb.-Parasind pc
mandrul vapor de maria Northern
Pacific in prada flacarilor sd Sc
scufunde aproape de Capul May,
n. j., vapoarele de salvare earl All
adunat personalul vaporului de
prin barcile de salvare all plecat
catre Norfolk 81 Hampton Roads.
In cercurile oficiale este mare
ingrijorare despre soarta celor
patru amploiati al santierului ma
val Sun Shipbuilding Corporation
din Chester, Pa, carl Sc aflau pc
vaporul Northern Pacific, Gu desti-
malta pentru Hoboken.
La inceput s'a raportat ca din
persoanele carl Sc aflau pc vapor
lipsesc patru, apoi ca au fost ST l.
vati 81 in cele din urma alta stire
raporteaza ca lipsesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09
EDISON DE rs AMI
SAMBATA.

Thomas A. Edison va implini
Sambata Is ami. Ell insa n are de
gand ca sd sarbatoreasca zilla
intreaga. Dansul Sc va scula des
de dimineata, precum are obi
ceiu, 81 va lucra in fabrica sa
din West Orange, pana la ora
II 30 cand lucrul va 1nceta 81
restul zilei il va petrece intre
asociatii 81 muncitorii sal.
El va Fl oaspele organizatiei
Edison Pioneers, ce are de mem
bri pc muncitorii lui carl lucrea-
"a lmpreuna Gu el din 1885 81 din
ami de mai inainte. Pranzul va fl
dat in sala de reuniune fabricei
din West Orange 81 va ii pref
dat de Frederick A. Schaeffer.
presedintele pionirilor. Asociatia
va alege nouii sai oficianti in
aceeasi ii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09

iAIAiOoliO oOAdI pC Aulld.
In urma ratificarii tratatului,
contractele pentru noile vapoare
vor fl anulate. Costul lucrarilor
pana acum nu s'a putut determine
inca, dar oficialitatea navala crede
ca prin actiunea de All s'a facut
economii considerable.
Numai lucrarea unui singur va,
aflat in constructie n a f0st oprita
vasul Colorado, carui lucrare q
avansat pana la 80 la suta sprt
complectare, 81 care Sc va refine
pentru flota de razboiu perma.
nenta.
Vaselc a caror lucrare a fost 0.
prita sunt:
Washington, in santierul New
York Ship Building Corporation
West Virginia, Newport News Ship
Building & Dry Dock Co.; South
Dakota, New York Navy Yard
Indiana, New York Navy Yard
Montana, Mare Island Navy Yard
North Carolina, Norfolk Navy
Yard; Iowa, Newport News Ship
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09

Fri s'd cobOrit ST. Duh asupra
redactiei moastre.
Sfintele 81 cuv'oasele fete bise-
ricesti-din gra!ia Episcopilor ru$i
81 greci din Neac York 81 din "Vo-
inta Poporulm'-sic Ell, dupd ma
rele sinod bisericesc pc care l-au
arut-nw stim unde, an cent in
corD0re Ia redactia siarulM nostru,
asa ca la I'm moment dat In l0ca-
Ml administrator 81 redactiei
plutea nun.ai Miresme de busuioc
81 tdmdie. e
ScopM' risitei "a insemna de b.
nd sean,d 0 epocd IN ria!a sociuld.
cuHurnld 81 retigioasd drept-cre-
dinciosilor romdni de pc plainrle
aceste, prea sfintiile lor voind Sd
dea la lumiua Silei "Reviydd"
Sociald 81 Religioasd care sd trate.c
chestiile s0ciate 81 religioase dela
fuga M Mohamed 81 pdnd astdzi.
In seceta Hterard care bdntuie
plaiurile aceste de att an1dr de
creme, aparitia unei reuiste care sd
Sc ocupe GU marble probleme socia-
le 81 religi0dse carl sunt la Ordineo
zilei pc glObM nostru terestru, "a
fl cdsi mama cdzutd din Ger pestt
fW lM Isrdel earl az fOst scOsi dt
Noise din robid FaraOnil0r; cas-
isrorul tdsnt din stdnca aridd dn
pd ce a fost locitd de- toiagul lu
Noise, sdturdnd pc cei infldn,dnsH
81 insetosati, 81 "prin mmare'
trebue salutdtd cu toatd cinstea $
in,pOrtdnta carel o "cOmp0rtd." +"
!! CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09

LONDRA. 9 Feb.-Temerea de
represalii din partea Ulsterului a
umplut All pc publicul din Irlanda
in urma atacului extremistilor sim
feineri contra 13 orase din Ul-
ster, GU care ocazie au fost rapiti
vre-o 200 oameni mai de seama din
Ulster. Guvernul britain a dat or
din generalului McCready ca sa
trimita trupe engleze la frontierele
de nord.
POlitia atacat banda venita
din Irlanda de sud, a capturat ca
mionul lor 81 pc cei 60 oameni. La
Newtown s "a angajat lupta intre
polite 81 extremist Gu cazualitati
in ambele parti.
Michael Collins PRINT tele.
grama della guvernul Angliei prin
care e facut atent ca daca aceste
Sc yor repeta, guvernul ARgliei va
lua masurile necesare, 81 aceste e
ventual vor periclita tratatnl din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09
Marca BritaIic Sc 0puIle
IA aIllanarca COnfdi1td
dc|a Genoa

LONDRA, s Feb.-Propunerea
guvernului francez ca conferinta
economical internationala della Ge-
noa sa Sc amane trei 'luni, nu va Fl
primita de Marea Britanie, s'a de-
clarat astazi in cercurile oficioase
de aici.
Nu este nici 0 obiectie pentru a.
manarea conferintei pc timp de 0
saptamana, fie char 81 Is zile, dar
in cat priveste Marea Britanie So
lutionarea problemelor de confe-
rinta della Genoa nu vor castiga
mimic prin investigatiuni prelimi-
mare de luni de zile. Gu cat Sc va
tine mai curand conferinta, Gu att
Sc va incepe mai curand recon
structia industriala europeana, III
ce oficialitatea engleza.
ChestilMea amanarii, in orr ce
caz, depinde de cabinetul englez,
care acum discuta propunerea fran
ceza, Gu privire la conferinta della
Genoa.
Cercurile oficiale au anuntat ca
negociatiunile pentru consolidarea
datoriei Engliterei Statelor' Unite
Sc va 1ncepe cam pc la finitul lpnei
aceste.
S'a exprimat credinta ca Pre-
sedintele Harding va lua imediat
pasii necesari pentru constitu;rea
unei cOmisiuni financiare, care
pentru consolidarea datoriil0r ALA
tilor, de oare &C 81 America 81 Ma
rea Britanie sunt animati de 0 do
rinta vie ca chestiunea sd sc rezol-
We cat Sc va putea mai curand.
Sc cerde ca Marea Brit anie va
pr;mi in curand invitare din par
tea Statelor Unite sd trimita ex-
peril la Washington ca sa inceapa
discutiunile i'm chestie. Avand in
sa in vedere conferinta economica
della Genoa, unde Englitera trebue
sd trimita cei mai buni experti IL
nanciari de care dispune, pana a
cum este imposibil sd Sc spuna cine
va Representa- Marea Britanie la
negociatiunile della Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09

Building 4 Dry Dock Co., 81 Mas
sachusetts, Bethlehem Ship Build
ing Corporation, Fore River, Mass.
Crucisatoarele caror lucare
fost suspendata stunt:
Lexington, Bethlehem Ship
Building Corporation. ConsteIla-
tion, Newport News Ship Building
4 Dry Dock Co.; Saratoga, New
York Ship Building Corporation;
Ranger, Newport News Ship Build
ing & Dry Dock Co.; Constitution,
81 United States, Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Gu toate ca lucrarea vapoarelor
West Virginia 81 Washington a
fost oprita, una din aceste vase va
ii complectat 81 trecut in flota ma
vala de razboiu. Inca nu s'a decis
care din ele va Fl complectat dar
sunt indicatiuni ca nu s'a decis
care din ele va Fl complectat dar
sunt indicatiuni ca West Virginia.
Oficialitatea navala crede ca COM
plectarea lui va costa mai putin
decat lui Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09
b|OCu[ fermieri|Or a invinS
LECEA COOPERATIVELOR A TRECUT
PRIN SENAT Gu So VOTURI CONTRA
AR Fl FOST sILITA SA RECOMANDE
VOTAREA LEGII.

Washington, 8 Februarie. -
Blocul agricultural castigat All
din nou victorie. Legea piete.
lor cooperative a trecut prin Sc
nat Gu SO voturi contra ], in
forma ce fost ceruta de blOcul
fermierilor.
Pentruca aceasta masura sa Sc
poata vota in senat, a fost nece-
sar ca sa Sc respinga legea sub
stituta ce fost raportata in mod
favorable senatului de comitetul
juridic din senat. Aceasta s'a IA
cut prin un vot de Sc contra 4.
Legea votata de senat este
aceeas lege ce fost trecuta prin
camera Gu un an in urma 81 are
efectul de a valida asociatiilc
cooperative de piete, carl, con-
form legilor existente, sunt ur.
marite in urma legii contra trus
turilor.
Faptul ca numai patru senatori
au votat contra anularii legii ce
facea posibila votarea legii noui
arata ca CasasAlba fost recon
ciliata Gu noua lege. Sc spunf
fnsa cd administratia numai asa
s'a impacat Gu acceptarea acestei
legi cand, la congresul national
al fermierilor, s'a convins Cd bio,
bcul. fermierilor este atat de tare
sca legea va Fl lege 81 contra voin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09
CUM Sc FACE RECLAMA UNEI BAL CARE
ESTE UITATA DE PUBLIC
Isora adevarata aeger Dnei Mary McFadden Prmara
a unui orasel.

acest post. Vechivl autobus din
Magnetic Springs, care facea
serviciu, odata la ri, intre CARA
81 oras, 81 care venia totdeauna
gol de la CARA, acum este lnlo-
cult Gu un automobil modern ca
re totdeauna este plin mai ales
Gu reporter din toate Dartile
Americei. Oar pozitia doamnei
McFadden era amenintata caci
in Columbus s'a pus la indoiall
legaIitatea acestei numiri. In in
telesul legilor daca primarul
merge in concediu, ii urmeaza
eel mai batran consilier. Oar Sc
|cretarul Williams a fost pregatit
Si pentru aceasta eventualitate
A indus imediat pc rln consilier
ca sd demisioneze, 81 pc presedin-
tele consiliului sa abzica de acest
|titlu in favoarea doamnei Nc.
Fadden, 81, in ri, s'a satisfacut
Isl cerintelor legii.
81 astfel baile din Magnetic
Springs au devenit din nou bal
cercetate de 0 lume multa 81 Gu
rioasa sa vada pc mama"
McFadden.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09

Magnetic Springs, 0. = . Fe-
bruarie. - Doamna Mary Me,
Fadden, in etate de so AMI, a fost
numita de primara a comunel
Magnetic Springs. In legatura Gu
aceasta Sc spune cum secretarulul
Clubului Comercial la VENT IN
minte1 idea aceasta geniala pen
tru ca sd Sc faca reclama pentru
bale cs sunt proprietatea orasu-
lui 81 carl au fost uitate deja Gle
publicul mare.
Secretarul Williams spune ca
comma n are decat vre-o 200
locuitori 81 este asezata Ia Q de-
partare de IA mile de orasul eel
mai apropiat, Delaware, de unds
nu te poti apropia de comuna de
cat. prin niste drumuri nu tocmai
excelente.
Cand prinarul Nathan 0.
Brown s'a hotarit sd mearga Ia
Florida pentru iarna secretarul
Williams q concepnt idea genia-
Ia: 20 sd numim un prilnar din
rindul femeilor." Inca in aceeasi
ri comma Magnetic Springs q
devenit cunoscuta in dntreags
America ca un oras condus de
cea mai batrana femeie in Q astfel
de fulictie. Brown numit pt
doamna McFadden ca sal ia 10
eul in absenta lui, motivand q
ceasta decizie ca doamna McFad
dan estf cen mai capabila pentrl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09

tel presedintclui Harding.
Legea ceealalta, propusa de ad-
ministratie, ar Fl retinut un con-
troll federal mai sever asupra fer
mierilor decat legea noua. Sena-
torul Walsh, autorul proiectului
ce fost respins, a declarat ca
proiectul lui ar ii ridicat res
trictile puse asupra asociatiilOr
fermierilor in urma legii contra
trusturilor, - dar lear fl pedep-
sit atunci cand fermierii ar Fl in
cercat sd faca monopol in detri-
mentul publicului eonsumator.
Gel din blocul fermierilor insa
au sustinut ca legea Walsh ar Fl
nimicit efectul pietelor coopera
tive. ca legea Walsh ar Fl fost O
amenintare la existenta fermieri-
Tor. Senatorul Walsh a raspuns
ca prOiectul lui ar Fl salvat inte.
resele vitale ale fermierilor 81 al
ii nimicit posibilitatea monopo
lurilor graului 81 ale laptelui CT
s'ar fl facut pentru exploatares
orasenilor.
Legea acceptata de ambels
col'puri legiuitoare, care da con
trolul asupra fermierilor depar
tamentului agriculturei, va f
semnata de presedintele Hardin.
IN cateva zile. Ministrul agricul
turei este chemat ca sa intervin;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-09
In Ce sta n1lntuirea

Cand scriu acestea la 10 Ianar 1922 tara in primedie
81 prmeasca regm potc al caui scop marturisit
este acea de face ToTUL sA Sc PIECE INNAINTEA|
vOMTEI MINIsTERIALE lar tara insas prvita nedes
toinca 81 nepricepua sd miste numa alta cat sa spune
si cat i s'a 1ngadui
aseenes stare de ucruri ne gneste adnc pc moi cest
de aice char pc cei din vechiu Regat carl alta am
fos deprns stapane de pard vennd pese alta stpa
n de pard schmbanu toate pana auns de toate
s'au scat &c ii smtnd dvoastra cand afai ca dupa
Alta suerina er ciuda sperantelor celor mai 1nde
tae intoarcem tot la mai din datnle unui
cut de robe 81 Co. in oc sa nfatim in aceia betate
Roman din tara veche, Ardeeni Basarabeni Bucovnen
ne indusmanm in aceiasi tiranie!
vorba dac asa lucrurile-s asa stau din
cece putem face pentru 81 aceasa buna tara sd
aseze in rndu acelora in una veaculu bucur
de tot poate sa asigure ibertatea cetateneasca?
un singur mijloc: CULTURA.
Oar cutura pc stim in de ajuns penu ca
tut so primim ara sa folos real della dansa
cut1a de car de fol- de buch cultura pentr uri pen
carera cuura pentru castg tufe ci cuura
buna 81 folositoare CULfURA PENTRU MOI NSNE.
Aceasta cultura face ntaiu poata tra decat
in argul aer ber Ea da de orice mpune peste
voina ui chbzu cuminte Ea sfatueste sd preasc
penu nicun nteres particular pleca grumazu nnaintea
u sapan Ea neaparat sa repecte in Ell insus dem
ntatea oeneasca Eai da puter penru lupta Gu or1ce
sacrc impotrva aceor carl lovesc in dreptul lu Stint
Aceias cutura mai deprinde pc ideia ca N1MENI
DMTRE MOI NU INsEAldNA CEvA PRIN Ell INSUSI CT
INSEMNAM FIECARE CEVA IN LEGATURA Gu Gel DE
o sAldA GU MOL IN malta, IN soCIETATEA IN CLAsA
81 IN BREASLA NOASTRA Ea face pc om din aprgu
indivduast acom crud La nascut natura nta
socia nteegaoare penu ae interese decat ale ui 81
paba de ca basa pc STAN tot acea une
satisfact echitable dreptului fecaruia.
Cand fl asa nimeni nus putea bate joe de moi
In utmu Gel mai smer teran putea spune ceui mai
darz din stapanitori ca IN AFARA DE CE SPUNE LEGEA
Ell NU DATOR NIMANUI DECEIT Gu CE VOIESTE Ell
sINGUR, OAR VA STI IN ACELASI TIMP TOT CE ARE
DREPTUL DE A Vol FARA sA JIGNEAsCA INTEREsUL
oBSTEsC, RESUMAT, INNALTAT 81 GL0RlFICAT IN
N0TIUNEA PATRIEI
Pana atunci Yeti della moi str ca aceia non rob
IN caro- am intrat All N. IORGA.