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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03

In our article published on May End we said
that production for May would be 5000. AS
will be seen we have exceeded the proposed
AMOUNT by nearly three hundred dollars.
In addition, we have changed during the
month the Wood & Stafford plant from a shop
to a factory. What this has meant only a sue
cessful manufacturer would easily understand.
For instance, practically all our sales were in
the last half Of the month. But sales are now
rapidly increasing every day.
Five pay days in the month naturally re-
duced profits for May by some six hundred
dollars.
Production in June will reach S1O,O 900 and net
profits will amount to about 81, 10000.
Edgar A. p. Hayn,
rary Office, Efficiency Eng
8O5 Rainbow Hotel
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03
Secretary Says Diaz
to Lead Men Again;
Slips Out OF Sight

New Orleans, June 1.-The present
whereabouts and actions of Felix Diaz.
Mexican military leader, expelled from
that country for his activities against
the Obregon government about is
months ago, was Friday n subject Of
widespread conjecture following an
nouncement by GuilIermorosa Diaz, his
secretary. that the former revolutionist
would again assume active leadership
Of the forces opposing the Obregon
government.
Since his expulsion from Mexico. fol-
lowing his capture by Oregon forces,
General Diaz, a nephew of the late
President Porfirio Diaz Of Mexico, has
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03

bled in my back while carrying a
child and could not do my work until
/ took the Vegetable Compound. lam
strong, do all my washing and ironing
and work for seven children and feel
fine. l always have an easy time at
childbirth and what it did for me it
will do for other women. / am willing
to answer any woman if she viii
write asking what it did for me.
Mrs. JOHN Heller, So Dilley Street,
Cumberland, Md.
Mrs. Heier's case is but one of
many we constantly publish recon-
mending Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. She is willing to
answer your letter. Write to her.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03
Hits Mountain,
Bursts Into Flame,
Two Pilots Perish

EI Paso, June 2.-Ben Jenkins,
Jr. of FL Paso, a lieutenant in the
reserve corps, and Sergeant Ar
thur Juengling of the Twelfth OBJ
servation squadron at Fort Bliss,
we're burned to death Friday morn
ing when their a~irpiane crashed
against the side of a mountain and
was destroyed by fire.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03

BILE compound
when l was be-
tween thirte
and fourteen
old and was
to school
BECAUSE / suf-
fered with pains
and could not rest.
/ did not have any
more trouble af-
ter that until
married, then l
ALWAYS was troll
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03
Martial Law IN CHINESE PROVINCE

women were held in chains for SO
hours Saturday and Sunday, and from
which Grimes disappeared after a man,
who in attempting to rescue the ome
had been made prisoners, escaped and
notified the sheriff.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03

resided in New Orleans. His stay here
has been an uneventful one, the gen
eral rarely ever being home to anybody
but his closest friends.
General Diaz is understood to have
left this city about 10 days ago.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-03
Will ANSWER
ANY WOMAN
WHO WRITES
Woman Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Makes This Offer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Cumberland, Nc. My mother
gave me Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
Pershing
Would Reduce
Army Pay Roll

Washington. Jan. 90 Elimination
from the military service Of inelfi-
Gent Officers would reduce the War
Departments annual payroll approx
imately $1,000, 900, General Pcrshing
informed the House Military Com
mlttee in a recent meeting
To provide retirement pay for Of
ficers Of considerable service and one
years pay for younger officers drop
ned. would necessitate an expendi-
ture Of approximately $1,000, 900
making the net saving for the first
year about si,500,O00, the Chief Of
Staff declared
By discharging inefficient Officers
Of higher rank si,000,000 would be
Topped or the payroll, the commit
tee was informed, and appointment
Of needed Second Iicutenants, at
lower salaries, would cost about 5000
600 in pay.
Before inefficient officers can be
eliminated, legislation providing FOR
new "plucking board" and for re-
tlrement payments 10 discharged Of
ficers would have to be enacted, Gen.
cral Pershing said. Plains outlined
10 the committee call for discharge OF
about 1000 officers TO bring the Of
ficcr strength down 20 10000, later
20 be built up 10 $4,000.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
Short Skirts O. K.
Saws Woman Mayor
But No Shorter

Magnetic Springs, O., Jan. l1.--
The Oldest woman mayor in the Uni
ted States started In today TO give
Magnetic Springs real old-fash-
toned administration
Mrs. Mary McFadden, so years old
lust appointed head Of this little VIII
iage, was busy today experimenting
baking Of doughnuts, cookies ana
cakes with which she viii open her
first council meeting tonight.
"Im going To give this town
scrubbing behind the ears too, she
aid as she busted herself with Of
fetal preparations. II will have THIS
village AZ clean as pin by spring.
Anyone who refuses 10 work Tor me
will be fed on bread and water
"And bootleggers have no SYM
pathy for them As judge Of the city
court | will deal with them severely
and give everyone the limit. The city
iail hasn't had an occupant IN three
months. but III get the cobwebs out
and have e ready for company.
Despito her "old-fashioned" admis-
is,ration. bobhed hair and short skirts
,.ill not Doe hanished, Mrs. McFaddon
said.
II can stand 10, II they can she
aid. "But when u comes % wear
ing Just a belt. the girh must wear
wide one
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
TOLD OPERATION
WAS HER ONLY HOPE
Houston Woman Had Gotten So She
Couldn't Even Retain Min
Or Water

Everybody who knows me knows
the wonderful good Tanlac has done
me. and I'm glad 10 make a public
statement for the benefit Of other
sufferers," said Miss A. +. DIXON,
1902 Meadow st., Houston. Texas.
II had a complete nervous break
down. followed by catarrh of the
stomach / suffered agony al the
time from my neck down 70 my hips,
and my stomach got In such bad con-
dition I couldn't retain even milk or
water. I didn't average two hours
sleep az NIGHT and was losing weight
and trcrgih every day ! was told
an operation was my only hope, but
he very thought made me more
nervous than ever
THAT am a well and strong wom-
ar today / owe 10 nothing but Tan
lac. rad been taking u only few
DAYS when ! felt relief | sleep good
AZ night. al the pain has LEFT my
back and can digest anything ] eat.
/ have rcgaincd my lost weight and
feel like a different person altogeth-
or"
Tanlac b. sold 10 an leading Drug
stores
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
The Hale County
Grand Jury Finds
Fifteen True Bills

The Hale County Grand jury ad-
iourned yesterday forenoon with u
further report Of two felonies and
three misdemeanors This makes a
total Of fifteen cases the grand jury
has reported for this term Of court,
four Of them being felonies and elev-
On misdemeanors.
The district court this week order
ed special yonires for the case Of Geo;
Bass. charged with statutory rape and
for Grady Mason. a case which has
been transferred here from Floydada'
The Bass trial was set for January
80. and the Grady Mason case for
Feb. 9th.
The court the early part Of tn.
week granted a divorce in the case 81
ID. ]. Kennedy vs.. Lille Kennedy
Hale Center Herald
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
MANY PEOPLE MOVING TO
GAINES co. AND BUYING LAND

scagravcs, Texas. Jan a. No
other county in West Texas has re-
coiycd such an influx q population
a. Gaines County in the last few
wears. reports gathered and com
piled by W II steele, local agent FOR
the colonization department ~ the
Santa Fe.
Crowded conditions and scarcity OF
land in Central Oklahoma and parts
Of Texas Ia assigned as the chief rca-
son for n continual stream u immi-
grnnts % the western counties.
Nearly an the homeseekers buy
small tracts n land ranging from 80
10 400 acres Those who came last
vear have made fine crons " corn,
cotton. maize and other farm PROD
ucis Nearly every farm mas its oroh-
ard started
W r Brown, living one mile from
geagrayes made enough ~ cotton %
more than pay for the land placed boz
cultivation. This IS the first year
that cotton has been grown very eX-
tensively In Gaines County, and was
Tor the most part an experiment.
1 The WELD per acre, however, came ~
surprise 20 the older settlers, who
I believe that Gaines County was too
/ Tar west FOR successful growth. a
cotton yin has been installed at Sea
graves and il is expected that large
acreage will be- planted TO cotton
1 hereafter
/ The finest thing about the men
and women who are coming 70 West
Texas is their progressive spirit. The
first thing they do after building
their homes and fencing their land Il
10 vote bonds for schools and roads
or vote higher tax for school pur'
In nearly every town and com
munity plans are on foot Tor th'
voting OF bonds or taxes TO enlarg'
schools or to build new ones.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
FIZ AND FRANCOIS


With the eagles close 10 their sides,
Fiz and Francois followed close be-
hind kiwawa and soon they came in
sight Of valley Of wigwams. As
they came nearer all the children
about the age 81 Fiz and Francois
came running out to meet them. they
we're dressed In buckskin clothes with
feathers and beads and paint. Each
boy carried bow and wore n belt
in which ne carried his Ratchet ard
arrows. The girls also had belts and
carried a knife. for VIII the boys
killed an animal they dressed II and
cooked Il and they all ate. kiwawa
was teaching them 10 take care OF
themselves, 30 he had made one OF
the boys chief Of the children.
The boys name was Kobobo, and
he could run the fastest and shoot
the straightest and fight the best o.
All the boys in his tribe. When ne
saw the eagles he quickly drew out
an arrow from his belt and prepared
70 shoot. Fiz was watching MN
closely and when he saw what kobo-
bo meant to d, he jumped like n
frightened rabbit and ran at him
with such speed that before he could
lc; 20 his arrow he had struck him
with such force that they both hi
the ground - hard II almost knock
ed the breath out Of them
As soon az the other Indian boys
saw what had happened 20 their chief
they jerkcd out their hatrhets ane
started at Fla. but kiwawa motioneo
10 them TO stand back. 20 Fiz AMI
Robobo were left alone 20 finish their
fight.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
LUBBOCK MAN INSTRUCT
PlAINvIEW CANDY CLASS

r. n. Stanton, an experienced can
dy maker Of Lubbock, was here this
week assisting and instructing the
ladies Of the May-Ann Candy Com
rany in the art Of candy making. Mr.;
Stanton owns n chocolate shop anu
candy factory NJ Lubbock and has
had about fourteen years in the busi-
ness Of candy making.
The May-Ann Candy Company =.
romposed Of Mrs. l.. T. Mayhugh and
Miss Rebecca Ansley, and the factory
h In the home Of Mrs. Mayhugh on
West Eleventh street. The ladies have
been making candy for wholesale and
for retail for some time. and they re-
port that they are getting orders TOT
all they are able to make. Their can
dy. they state, has become very pop
ular with local candy lovers.-flain-
view Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children tfuubled Nth Worms have an IN
healthy color. uhh Indicates poor blood. and a. a
ulle there Is more 0f less stomach dlatufie1cr
GROVES TASiElESS chli TONIC elvcn feenishy
~ Two or three weeks viii enrieh the blood. I'm
prove the Digestion and 90 ~ a General strength
snins Tonic 10 iha whole system. Nature vii then
thfo~ on Or dispsl he worms and the child VIII De-
NJ psfirft health Pleasant 90 tabr o. lcf bottle
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Gold ingots TO the value Of 24,-
600 900 gold marks, were found hid
den In the coal Of locomotive on
the Danish--German frontier, near
Flcnsurg, by German authorities. The
coal was confiscated and one man ar
rested in connection with the attempt
70 smuggle the gold out Of Germany.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told In each
package Of genuine Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during 81 years, and
proved safe by millions Take no
chances with substitutes. II you see
me Bayer Cross on tablets. you can
take them without fear for Colds,
Headache, Neuralgia, rheumatism:
Earache. Toothache. Lumbago and
for pain. Handy tin boxes OF
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug
gists also sell larger packages A.
pirin il the trade mark OF Bayer
Manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures
II Salicylicacid.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

The smallest modern gold coin IN
the world, 80 far A. Is known, nas
just been n.inted in Geneva. II rep
resents the gold franc and Is the coin
on which the bulge; Of The I.oar.e
Of Nations j. 60 be calculated. lr'
share II 4 oclar1naI and on one
side u engraved fhc initials IS. ID. N.
(Soriete dcs Nationsl. u u Waived
Al about two cents and weighs .o3z-
2beo5 Of . eramme.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

A uunns rhs, psss nj kfssef ~ ~
r-rns>< Of Ne sonic srsl laxative <n-et. Le .,.
-, live suI does NJ cas<r urIrvutnrt< 10
|~rinr N trad Rrfneubrf re fuu ?" &c -
,.ok "a ne ss.af4sa "a a. ". eH~fH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18
FAPTE MARI IN NLE GRElE
1917-1918
De General G. Gavanescul

traesti, voinicnle, 81 sa lupt
to. asa.
- Sa traiti, Majestatc, raspun-
&c eroul, GU o,ihi umcxi.
Regele merge apoi in spitalele
crasului Tecnel pentru a vedea
pc ranitii luptalor dc la Doaga 81
Marasesti, spfe a.: hMbhrbata 81
al recompensa pantrn vitejia lor
Sc opreste la fiesar, 81 le vor.
heste ca un pll.in'e, ii intreabi
daca sufera 81 IL, ce ocazie au fosi
rariti. Fiecare p0vestcste, in ell.
:vintt simple, dac limpezi 81 voini.
Iresti, cum s'a intamplat..
Uruh spune: ''Cadcau o5azcly
ca grindina 81 gloantele ca ploaia
III ;nrul nostru. Mitralierele mi.
niiculni paraian IN sntelc. Era
negura de FUN si de plumb
Primim ordinnl &c ayataca INSPIRE
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Deschiderea
Parlarnentullui
TEDEUMUL - ASPECTUL CAMEREI - MESAJUI DE
DESCHIDERE - PROIECTELE DEPUSE

Bratianu, Duca, V. Bratianu, Mo.
soiu, l. Th. Florescu, Sasu, Incu-
les, Marzescn 81 DIR. Anghelescn
mitropolitul primat Miron Cristea
mifropolitii Pimen 81 Balan, epis.
copii Ivan 81 Pap, arhereii Mlstea
Gheronte Nicolau 81 Filaret .Jocu,
Romulni Voinescu, directorul sign
rantei, insotit de d. Vintila Tones
cu sub inspector general, general
Cristescu, M. Ferichide presedin-
tele Senatului. general Nicoleanu
prefectul polite cu inspectcrul
Popa, numerosi prelati 81 parla-
nentari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18

dind la d-nul lOcOtenent mort, To-
|vit de un obuz, langa mine, ca
tare ON bun mai era. 81 ma mai
'gandesc numai la al mel ramasi
dincolo, in tara. Am nevasta 81
copii, ramasi pc mainile spurca-
ltilOr; ma dOare la suflet ca n,l
pot sa merg 81 Ell Gil Oastea, mai
!curand, acolO unde ne este do
ruiz.
Asculta bunul nostru Rege in.
duiosat, fiecare povestire 81 apoi
|ii mangae pc fiecare, in parte,
Gu vorbe ce merg drept la inina.
Acestuia din urma, parandli-i-se
mai desghetat ca altii, ii, pune NJ.
is. 1ntrebarea daca este sergent.
Ell raspunde: Nh, Majestate, am
fost corporal lar acnn sllnt
|soldat.
- Cum asta: nn fnteleg, ex-
plica-mi.
= Sa Trait! Asta iarna pc
cand ne retrageam, Ell m am RAJ
|tacit de regimentnl meu 81 am
|ajuns la partea sedentara. Ceasul
rau Maria Ia. Am stat acolo trei
luni, lar regimentul ma dat de-
zertor. Cand am venit la regi-
ment ma judecat. pedepsit 81
|dcgradat. Oar nu.i nimica. Am
meritat; ciasnl rapl Imi pare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18

masa de operate 81 asteapta in
llnlste, sii Sc termine pregatirile
medicilor.
Unul pregateste vata, altul fe-
site, altul sterilizeaza imstrumen,
tele, altul aduce substanta ane-
stlzatoare, cand de odata intra in
sala. Regele.
Totl sc opresc din lucru 81 sa.
luta Gu respect.
Mai0rul Vartejanu da sa Sc ri
dice. Regele 'grabeste pasul, ii
apuca mana so strange cu cal
dura, ii spunc cuvinte. de incura-
Jare earl, pentru un erou ca ell.
prind la locul bun 81 apoi ii a.
gaia pc .piept crucea vitejilor
'Mlhai Viteazul's sarutandu-l pa
rlnteste pc amhii obraji.
81 asa trece marele nostru Rege
Gle la rmul la altul la toti, rind pc
rlnd 81 pentru fiecare are cate o
vorha buna, cate strangere dc
MANI, cate mangaere, care alma
slIferitele 81 indulceste durerile.
81 dureri erau multe! RAM ingro-
zitoare la privit carl faceau sufe-
rinte de nedescris. Toate .ranile
erau, insa, in fata, la locul de
cinste al eroilor carl meng spre
mimic, MI in spate ca la nevred-
nicii ce fug de vrasmas. Nu 90
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Mesajul de deschidere

La ora ~ exact, apar membrii
guvernului afMra de d. Zigre, care
e demisionat.
Primul ministru inainteaza e la
tribuna in aplauzele majoritatilor
81 citeste in numele nj. S. Regelui
urmatOrul mesaj:
Domnilor senatori,
Domnilor deputati,
Bugetul Ordinar a fOst echilibrat
prin votul pc care l-ati dat la STAR
situl ultimei sesium 81 aplicarea lui
he indreptateste sd ndajduim ca Sc
vor> obtine rezultatele prevazute.
Prin urmare, dupa ce am asigui-
rat veniturile necesare platii cupo-
nului datoriei publice in strainata-
tie, suntem datori sd pasim mai de-
parte 81 sd he gandim la consolida-
rea insasi a datoriei noastre flo
tante din afara. datorie care apasa
atat de greu asupra creditnlui pu-
bile. a,n
I'm acest scop, Guvernnl Meu a 81
facut uncle pregatiri 81 pentru de-
savarsirea operatiunii find nevoe
Gle autorizarea Corpurilor Legiui-
tOare, V v'am intrunit in sesune extra
ordinara.
Eu daclar deschisa sesillnea extra
ordinara a Carpurilor Legiuitoare.
FERDINAND
(urmeaza semnatnrile ministrilor. J
Dupa aplauzele majoritatii, pre-
sedintele Camerei d. Mihail Orle-
anu-Galati anunta prima sedinta a
Camerei pentru la ora 3 d. a., lar
presedintele Senatului ID. Mihail
Ferichide pc cea aSenatului la acei-
asi ora.
La ora IL jun. parlamentrii Sc
imprastie grupuri. grupuri discu-
tand pOlitica 81 viligiatura.
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satul Doaga 81 respinge pc ini-
micul ce intrase i'm sat.
Pornim ca un vartej 81 cadem
pc Nemti ca o furtuna. Toti fug
Inaintea sclipitului baionetelor
n0astrc; cei carl mai intarzie snnt
striviti. Satul este, pentru a Gin
cea oara, al nostru. Multi insa
dintre moi, au ramas pc drum,
raniti sau MORT. Eu am fost ra-
nit, aci, in piept, de un glort de
mitraliera dar acuma smt mai
bine ST.. bun este Dumnezcu z :
Altul isi spune eroicul can+ec :
Am pornit la contra-atac asupra
norului de dusmani ce Sc aprep,a
Gle CARA Marasesti. Ca pub :rea la
Want s'au risipit cand ne-au va
zut.. Tunnrile lor, insa. varsau
munti de foe pc moi; schiia m "a
lovit in pulpa 81 mia sfarimat
osul. Nh ma mai doare. Sa traiti
ami multi, Maria Voastrars
Un soldat din artilerie, cu bra.
tul stang taiat din sus de cot, Gu
ochiul drept seos, 81 Gu fata toata
arsa, de focul dbuzului mimic,
spnnea mereu: 'Nn-i nimica, Ma
Jestate; mi-au taiat un brat, nu-i
nimica; mi-au scos I'M ochiu, null
nimica Nici nu mai ma doarea.
Ma doare numai aci in piept gan,
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Depunerea proiectului de lege
in legatura Gu consolidarea bo-
nuril0r de tezaur.

d. Vintila Bratianu. minstrul de
finante depune urmatorul project
de lege, dupa ce citeste scurta ex-
punere de motive:
Articol unic. Dupa ultimll
aliniat al art. Al din legea conta-
bilitatii publice Sc adauga aliniat.
urmatoare:
Alocatia necesara platii dobanzi-
lOr 81 amortismentului datoriei
publice consolidate i'm strainatate
va forma obiectul unui articol spe-
cial in bugetul de cheltueli.
Ministerul de finante va deschi-
de un cont special pentru serviciul
datoriei publice in chestinne.
Acest fond special va fl alimen-
tat pana la plata integrala dato-
riei publice in strainatate cu:
a. Toafe devixete 81 tratatele ce
vor proveni din 1ncasarea taxelor
&c import 81 export. carl sunt 81
vor fl platibi1e in sur sal, n dev;ze
asupra strainatatii 81
b. Eeniturile generate ale Stata.
lui Gu priOritate.
Snrplusnl ramas disponibil, du-
pa acoperirea serviciului dObanzi-
lor 81 amortismentului acestei da-
tori spOrita cu 10 la suta, va fl la
dlspozitia ministerului de finanta.
(Va urma)
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dregatorii ale tarii, carl alta ,iata
nu lipseau della deschiderea parla-
nentului. DE asemenea paElic TO-
arte putin, majoritatea tribunelol
pub1ice erau goale.
1ncinta, slab populata de parla-
lnentari, in schimb prelatii erall
aproape toti prezenti. Opozitia lip
sea aproape in fntregime afara de
reprezentantii minoritatilor.
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sARBATORIREA ERoILoR.
N. 3. Regele decoreaza pc bravil
dc, IA Marasesti- Doaga Siret.

n Augustul nostru stapan Sc a.
propie Gu pasi repez;. il prinde
mana in mainile Ll: 81 ii spnne /:
Din inima te felicir. Am tinnt
.,ca En- insu-mi sa-ti daa recon-
tspensa meritata 81 sa-ti arat Inal.
itele Mele multumiri: ii agata,
sapoi, pc piept ''Stcana Romhniei'' I
81 felicitandu-l, inca olata, ii
spune ''Sa Q porti cu bine, CT,
I sanatate 81 eli cinste''
Apoi vine rindul pl.,tonicrului
Popescu care, cu cateva zile, mai
!, Iinainte, facuse aeeils isprava,
i Mana Majestatii Sale ii infigc pc
piept ''Virtutca Militara" ii
strange mana ii il bate pc umerl
Gu hunatate parinteasca. ''Sa
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rau numai cd nu mai pot lupta.'
ii mangae Augustul stapan 81 ii
spune:
= 'Fiindca teal purtat in ur-
ma ca un viteaz iii redau galoa-
nele de caporal, sa lie port acuma
Gu cinste''.
Sa trait Majestatea voa.
stra; sa ajungeti Imparat 81 sa
imparatiti multi ami peste moi.
Lacrami les din ochiul, sana-
tOs, ell scanteeri de fericire; dar
81 ochii bunului nostru suveran
sunt umezi.
Tn Otter erou primeste Mihai
Viteazul. Regele, dnpa eel agata
pc piept sfanta decorate, Sc a.
pleaca spre ell. pc patu-i de dure-
re, 81 il saruta ell dragoste pc
ambii obraji. Ce sfanta legatura,!
- Ofiternl era paid de emotiu-
ne; lar s0ldatii raniti, tovarasi de
snferinta 81 de glorie, Sc uitau GU
aslmiratie atat la el, cat 81 la
Rege.
Aici este sala de operate a
spitalului. Medicii sunt tocmai
pregatiti pentru a face amputa.
rea piciorului eroului major Val
tejanu.
Tinarul major este intins pc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-18

Eaifzea, sinsa, nici manifestare
externa a durerii. Ochii tuturor
era la Regele lor care reprezinta
tara lubita, GU toate ale eli idea,
luri; care intrupeaza cinstea 81
credinta 81 care este icoana vie
erolsmului. cavalier fara frica 81
fara repros.
81 astfel dupa patruzeci de
ami, luptatori de All Sc aratau
demni urmasi al acelui Penes
Curcanul cantat de marele nostru
poet Alexandra:
Nici. nnul, msa. dragi copii,
Nici 'mul nu Sc plange.
Una din divizile cele mai eroi-
GO 81 cele mai incercate, una din
acrle divNii care timp de opt
zlle,s tara intrerupere, a stat zid
lnalntea pnhoiului german, la sud
de Marasesti 81 intre Marasesti st
Slret, 81 care spart toate furi,
oasele atacuri ale inimicului, ,lcn
mutt superior in numar, sta acu-
ma stransa, aci, imediat inapoia
frontului 81 astespta sosirea Au-
gustnlui Stapan, care vine sa ras,
plateasca pc eroi.
IVA urnsa.