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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09
APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON
! IN applying for . pardon.
MACE DYSON.
st. Joseph, La, June 10, 1922.
APPLICATION FoR PARDON.
am applying for pardon.
SAN MINGo.
st. Joseph, La, June 10, 1e12.
NOTICE TO AL TAX PAYERS

Public notice is hereby given, that
the Local Board Of Equalization for
Tensas Parish viii meet ct the Court
House, at st. Joseph, on MONDAY.
NAY ~, lsa2, to consider ali APP
Praisements OF property for tan
equalization, and will remain In ses-
sion from day 70 day until oil sssess-
ments have been made and all com.
plants heard.
A. BONDURANT, Assessor.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09

The ny 4 recognized By highest
medical authority 70 b responsible
for many ne and much sielmsss;
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09
Judicial Advertisement.
WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS.
State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Tensas,
Tenth District Court

VIM. T. HARDIE & CO.
VS.. No. GOAL
MRS. MILE B. JOHNSON ct al
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09
TRKsPAss NOTICE.

Pubic Notice h hereby given that
"PALO ALTO" and "BKN GAUL'
Plantsdeus. IN the Fad ward Of Ten
sas pariaA; L.. ere posted agains
CAMPING, HUNTING and TRAP
PING. violatss will b prosecuted
AYERS TIMBER CO., INC.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09
NOTICE.

Ths competitive examination for
The Parish Scholarship 20 Tie
Louisiana state Nernal WIN Be given
At be time Of The August teaehers'
examination. II win be Z second
grade teacher sanitation.
Signed - 80 ~ als
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09

NOTICE TO ALL TAX PAYERS.
The listing Of property fer asess-
msnt purpssss has been sonplstsd,
end the bssks ere open for inspse-
ten and soTreetion. lssg
A. BONDURANT. Au6eoer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas
Tenth District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09

III eame-Rsd Cubans, Red
ouiIh NJ HAsiss and sroassrs.
olSo 4ee 1os
q 4 Marrow. u jssspA. L.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09
Judicial Advertisement =
LIQUIDAToR's NOTICE.

State Of Louisiana Parish Of Tensas
Tenth District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09

G. Z. BARROW, supt
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-06-09

Swat shs a. bsisrs 8 1wsss ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
VlRGANAlS PIONEER RADIO BROADCAST SIGNS OFF FOJ

and sacred music program
$50 y. M.-Rcadinrs and records
from "rhc Bubble Book That Sings"
by Ralph Mayhem.
500 p. M.-Readings for older boys
and girls from Hero Tales Of the
Far North" by Jacob Eiis.
$50 L. M.-"'rraining the Future
Business Man" hard knocks VS.. cdu-
cation.
Csc r. M.-"Charity." by Edward
bauterbach.
7:i5 =. M.--lIotel Majectic Chap
ter OF Music Temple OF America, lnc.
Fred y. Tracy, director. will pre-
sent Hazel Grippe, pianist Boyd
kimball Hauchctte. blind baritone
Maud Marion Tracy. Lila Case and
numbers of hey opera company in cx-
cerpts from My Lady King" opera
by Miss Case and staged by Paul
MasacnS. stage director for Music
Temple OF America opera Companies.
$50 +. M--Concert under the di-
rection Of Nj Atkinson, director of
tho Union Conservatory OF Music.
graduate or Trinity College. London:
accompanies, FOR TWO years for II.
Frank DamroSch's singing classes
and studied under Dr. r. Il. Terry.
orSanist or Westminster Cathedral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
Parson 5 Horn Sounds
kncll of Radio Jazz

radio.
:" says Rev. Frederick l.. Oden-
bach. famous scientist and dircc-
.or Of 81. igna,ius College obser-
vatory. u, Cleveland. Ohio.
In fact, Father Odcnbuch claims
he has found n way to cli,njnat,
iazz by radio. This. by means of
ioud-spcakcr. which he has
fashioned .ut OF "a large conch
she'll.
The winding staircase OF the hu-
man 60 gave Father Odcnbach the
'ata +" me Jazz eliminating conch
shell. Iic sawed on the tin 10
mako 90 opening about an inch
and saif wide ana widencd ont
tn" winding aperture until tho
other end had an opcuinc about
tn" size of finger.
lie attached u rubber hose TO /,
leading from the telephone rcceiy-
err and there he had his loud
speaker
With this horn attached to
radio receiving set" says Father
Ddcho bach. Jazz will eliminate it,
self, since sound is brought ont
TO the smallest detail. Jazz dis
titled In This way is found 10 he
onc-third disonance, one-third had
'uhinE ana one-th'rd tho beating
D drumncrs gone mad
Coming out Of the shell /, viii
"H'NS cat out OF the room"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
BETTER SIGNALS WITH
WITH POTENT|OMETER
Device Adjusts Both "A" and
b" Batteries With Single
Knob Turning.
H0ON-up Is EASILY MADE
"HiS brother" of tmntcurs <iyeS
circuit Diagram uf Feature of Mod
crn Receiving Set Not Usually I'm
dcrstood by Average Laymnn.
EASILY MADE
ny Paul r. Cooley.

To all those who are using vacuum
tubes IN their radio work. the use OF
the rhcosiat for adjustment of fla
ment currents is we'll known. But
there seem 10 be many who do not
understood or appreciate the utility
OF the device which is known as the
A battery Dotentiomctcr for ad-
justment OF the "B" battery
FOR this work potentiometers OF
various types have been tried.
In the main they have consisted
of high-resistarce unit. which was
placed either in series with. or i'm
shut IL. the p battery. When in
series. much larger batteries than tn.
normal ones necessary 10 overcome
the added resistance OF the unit.
When in shunt. due 10 The high
No!iaE" employed in the plate cir
cults of the tube, considerable energy
was wasted in the potcntiomc;cr
unit This was particularly objec-
tonable since the capacity OF the
battery commonly called upon for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
.EVENTFUL CHAPTER IN
RADIO COMES TOUOSE
Last Program From WBAZ Station Brings to End Ora.
matte Story of First Old Dominion Station as Pur-
pose for Which 1t Was Established Is Fulfilled

became Mecca for really radioized
state. Information was sought
eagerly and dealers reported unpre-
c"dontcd sales. People began Ia in
form themselves
rue several dozen broadcast sta
tons inciiiciently conducted grew to
what is now conceded will soon he
LOCO From two or three which
reached Virginia the list grew to
scores that nightly furnish perfect
programs to individuals euulpped
with reasonably priced sets. From
the TWO or three practical outfits
which the radio editor recommended
at the start. the manufacturers now
oner scores Of perfect Instruments
which enable efficient lonE-distancr
reception Education in radio is now
common. The layman learns TO opcr-
ate his set in short order and to re-
ceiNe distant concerts easily.
During all this Iearnlng period and
the struggle which the WBAZ station
aided by the radio page has tried 10
establish permanent radio In Mir
sinia, while summer static made
i"nr -diSinncc receiving with imnrnc-
zeal sets impossible. Dispatch radio
came 10 the rescue ANA gave concert. :
which strengthened a faith in the in =
'"ht h't mat might have died had II
"hNeu Tor outsiders 10 intervene
ana now as the atmosphere coois.
receiving sets are p,rfcctcd and hun
drcds OF commercial broadcasts whose
duty it is To supply such entertain
meni arc read? to carry Oh the good
work. WRAX signs off forever ana
snrr"nders the field 10 its logical own
srS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
tins work was very smail--often OF
the fiaShlight battery size.
(-nnnCcfinn

tins work WAS very smail--often OF
the fiashiight battery size.
Connection.
The ~ battery potentiomcicr is
connected directly across the ~" or
flamcnt lighting battery. This bat
tory is usually sin volts. II The re-
sis;ance Of the pot.ntiomctor unit is
300 ohms or more. the amount q:
current flowing through ii is entirely
negligible. II would require many
weeks TO completely discharge Il
storag. battery through such Il re-
SiStauc".
Bu; the effect Of the potcutiometcr
as connected in the accompanying
circui; is all that can be desired
1t enables the addition 10. or the
subetraction from the "R" battery OF
the "a" battery voltage.
For example, when the potcn-
tiomctcr slider is at the extreme
right the circuit from the plate
through the telephones to the fila-
mcnt Includes the full 2i.2-vult bat
terry and the fun siX-volt battery.
When the contact OF the poten-
tiomctcr is slid to the extreme left
on tho negative terminal Of the "A"
battery. the potential OF the ~" bat
terry is opposed to that OF the ''B"
with corresponding reduction OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People know How Useful Il A..
in Preserving Health mud Ucnuty.

'H ileutth nnu ltcnuty.
Nearly everybody knows that char
coal Is the safest and most efficient
uisinicctHnt and purifier in nature but
few realize it's value when taken into
IN" human system for the same
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is u remedy that the moro
you take of IL the better: il Is not 4
drug at all. but simply absorb. tho
gases and impurities always present
IN the stomach and tntestincs and car
rics them out of the system.
Charcoal swcctcns the breath after
smoking. and after eating onions and
other odorous vegetables.
charcoal cncctually clears and i'm
teeth and further acts as natural
and cminentiy safe cathartic.
~ aos9ros the Injurious gases
throat from tho poison Of Catarrh
MI druggists sell charcoal i'm one
iorm or another. but probably ths
oest charcoal and the most Tor the
money Is IN Stuarts charcoal J.oz-
"nGcs: they arc composed OF the
finest powdered Willow charcoal. in
tablet form. or rather in the form OF
large pleasant TASTING lozcngcs. the
smooth and palatahlr.
The daily use OF these lozcnCes will
soon tell In much improved condi-
ton of tn" general health. better
complcNiou. swcetcr breath and purer
blood. and III" beauty OF IL is. that
no possible harm can result from
their continued use, but, on the con-
trnry. great benefit
Many physicians advise Stuart's
Charcoal l.ozcngcs 10 patients suffer
Ing from gas In stomach and bowels.
ana 10 clear the complexion ana
purify tho breath. mouth and throat
Charcoal is also bel!cvcr. TO greatly
benefit the liver. These lozonges cos,
cht thirty cents a box ut drug stores
ana you get more and better charcoal
IN Stuarts Charcoal LozcrGcs than In
any OF the ordinary charcoal tablets
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03

the total potential in the pla;e cir
cult.
The capacity, c. connected as
shown is essential FOR p.opcr opera
ton. Lacking it. there Will he CON
siderable resistance offered 10 the
high frequency currents which flow
in the plate circuit. Its value need
not be greater than .0O05 MI, al
though much larger condenser may
DO used.
For the operation Of the sensitive
gassN" tubes usually used for de
tector purposes, the potcntiomctcr is
OF great value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
" III.

,N@wark. y. ~
200 T. M.-Radio chapel services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
SnyIcl station I'm Mn.n.

inc Soviet government has cstab-
lished new radio station at Shabo-
leNka. in Moscow. This station, IL is
announced. WAS able To listen in ON
the recent economic Genoa confer
encc. Messages are sent by the Com
missariat for Foreign Affairs through
TINS station The receiving depart.
ment is equipped with three sets of
apparatus. all of Russian cons,ruc
ton The station has TWO masts
each $50 feet high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
WV.
. a.. -,

200 p. M.--Chapel service will he
conducted by the Rev. George Herbert
lho'nas. NJ a.. h. D.. rector OF the
81. PauIs Episcopal Church. lie
VIII he assisted by Il group of charis,-
orS from ST Pauls choir. under the
direction OF Carl STAFF, orpamist and
ch"irmdster OF the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
Today's Radio
Is Dis \.
Crittsbirgh raD

pittsburgh. raD
900 y. M.--ScrSiccs of Calvary
"H!slnpat Church. Pittsburgh. Pa.
neN. T.. j. Van Ettcn, rector. Joseph
Poole at TIA" organ
1916 T.. M.-childrcn's Bible story.
1900 T. M.-Eadio chapel at West
imrhouse station EDKA
80 T. M.-Community open air
services from tho Williamsburg Fed
'ration OF Churches, WILLIAMSBURG
IA Rev. W. \. Wcddcrsponn. -. d.
pastor Cf st. James Methods. Emil,
copal Church, Chicago. III. in the
pulpit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
New Con,pns. stI,Ion,.

France has established radio COM
pass stations in Algeria and Morocco.
These stations give bearings on $50,
GOO and 500 meters MS the ship sta
ton may desire. a charge OF q francs
~ made for each bearing. Ancri-
can ships. II IS suggested. should OBJ
tain these bearings OH tho s00-meter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
SN'W',J.

detroit. MichD
zoo +. M-The Detroit News Or
chestra, Otto +. Kruger, conductor.
800 p. M.-Schmcman's Concert
Band. broadcast from Belle Isle.
1880 T.. M--Church service, from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03

Wig ma awokc with tremendous
start. Thousands az folhs bought sets
Ia. hea: WBAZ station. ana Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-03
st. Paul's Cathedral.
,eSa,SlQAG
m esNsg
Tiv-,N
NN'IlZ.
(CprinrGci1

(SprinEiield. Mass)
700 i. M.-Church services con-
Quoted by Rev. John II. Roscbaush.
rector All Saints Episcopal Church.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01

POLIT1CA
VEC'HIULUI
REG A T
Am transpus in nouile tinuturi
polemica 81 patimele noastre
divizand fortele romanesti
locale.

Ultima criza politica, dupa ca
derea guvernului Averescn, a pus
in evidenta situatiune serioasa
creiata Statnlui roman intregit,
prin vina 81 din cauza politicians
mului din veehiul regat. Uni
II 'au soyait sd afirme, 81 bine au
facut, cd aceasta criza pOlitica de-
paseste cadrul unei obisnuite crize
de guvern, precum spunea comu-
nicatul partidului national in mo-
mentul constituted cabinetului
Take Ionescu, spre a lua caraete-
rele alarmante ale unei adevarate
eriza de Stat, complecta deputatul
ardelean, d. Sever Dan.
Nu vom insira acum din nou,
lucru ce am faeut treptat ri Gu ri
in expunerea obiectiva situatiu-
nei politice, toate motivele care
conduc la aceasta concluzie ingri-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01
naVa|hi Barbara
\ q Y Ella
d
Lsoian Dolsag.

de sub ziduri ri sc intrece Ia
jocuri yitejesti. Zburau sagetile
de pc o coasta pc alta 81 zbir-
naiau prin vazduh. lar de sc in
tampla, ca vxe-O pasere zbura pc
deas,apra siralsi de arcasi, Ell 0
lpau Ia tinta unal dupa altul pGnt
[cand paserea cadea strapunsa. O
skgeta, pornita din arc mai dina
inte de ce s'a putut zan, Cd pa
|serea Z lovita si eade, mai sbura
inca in calea Ell dar areasii eeia-
lalti sloboxiau arcurile in JOS.
Zburau 'si Rhieagele drept in sils
vfjiind. lar cand Sc intorceaal, ca
"a vina in JOS, Sc invirtiau odata,
| ii arnncau ln6ciucele in jos, lar
tulcele li-se izbian in slls, de al a
| gandit eli : niste cog de bslauri,
MI alta. Fkciii y dsaArias sbo-
|rul si ecronii cei mai fnalti IL
|slnjian de mxsurat0aYe, "a n
poat6 I'll, l e1rui 81 ridieet Nsei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01
(Urmare).
VII.

Malltimea de oameni, care era
adlinata in Cetatea zgleamanu-
! hi nn ayea nici nn lucru. Cat era
zina de mare, batranii Sc tra-
] 9eall in umhra zidurilor si po.
yesteau din tineretele lor lucruri
sfriamoase, cum ali fost pc acele
,sNremi ii M vor mai fl; lar tinerii
1nyirtiau cate o draguta de hora,
aaeA p1teau prinde cate un cim-
lsoia4; caci, doara, tabara, 81 tar
gul. fara pic de rasuflet de vote
huhd, . Ga ibiserica fara clopote,
,Asa trfcu Q zi,l treeura doua, tire
cufd tsei 81 daca vedeau flacaii,
ca xilele tree si ibucinele, cari
Lillian vestit primejdia varYarilor
] lin mai rasuna q doua CARA, ca
IA j pheme Ia lupta, su fncepnt I
i!isti dih curtils Cetstii III poiana
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01

Palestina, 81 pana sub ziduril
Verdun-ului.
| Capnl nostru!
Ce puteam moi folOsi sau stric;
| ramanand acasag
Aproape mimic - 81 totusi ordi
nnl implacabil trebuia sd Sc exc
cute. s'Voim capul neamului ro
manesc din Ardeal! - au zis Tn
gurii. 81 intelectualii nostri a,
fost tiriti in temniti. internati il
orasele della perihria Austriei. sal
deportati, mai ell masura = sprt
Qradea- Mare.
Capul neamului r0manesc le. tre
buia, pc tava de argint ca a Sa.
lomeei: preQtii 81 intelectualii
Cat pentru rest llcrul avea sd
mearga neasamanat mai repede.
Da, capul nostru lc trebnia, -
Sill vor avea!.
Dupa liturghie un pricten ne
chiama in gradina seninarului.
- Sa vedeti ceva..
Adica mai bine: sd auziti...
Ne postam pc banca de langa
filegorie, 81 deslusim bubuitura
infundata, apoi mai multe.
Rubuiturile veniau dipApre Nun
til Sibiinlui.
Inima ne svacneste Gu putere
erau cele dintaiu tunuri rOmanesti
pc earl lie auziam.
Unul exclama
- Vim, ma. nu Sc dau. saracn...
Sill napadira lacrimile.
Da, win, dar moi nu-i vom
yedea. -.
= Ce are a face, adause un altul
GU privirea pierduta spre muntii
ce straluceau la marginea zarii {.
moi nu-i vom vedea. i. dar capul
nostru il vor plati scump Gel ce vor
ineerca sd nil reteZe. ;.
All. CIURA.
(Vointa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01

cand il l0vi mirosul vinului, ridi-
ca ulciorul pana in dreptul ochi-
lor. rise catra ell, SIC freca pc la
burta in semn de placere 81 =
nici una, nici dOua dete vint
ulciorului 81 il gOli dintr o dusca.
Privi lar inlauntrul lui, il intoar-
Sc, ii saruta fundul, apoi isi des-
eoperi capul, arunca JOS eomana-
cul 81 Sc prefacea, ca ar vrea
sa 81 puma ulciorul pc cap. Oar
fimdca ulciorul, ca tOate uleiOa-
rcle, nu era facut, ca sa intre pc
un cap de ON, il arunca 81 pc ell
langa cumanac. Dnpa aceea Isl
desbraea mantia vargata eli
dungi rosii, galbine, verzi si nu-
mai el Fl mai stiut Ell ce fel de
dungi era, o arunca si pc "a
langa ulcior 81 eat al bate in
paine sari en- picioarele in bntoi
81 unde al fl gandit,, ca abba ar
mai incapea o maM pc langa pi-
,'cioarele lui. el Isl indesa .si mani
le 81. 81 capul 81 Sc ascunse 81 a
de tot in butOi. de MI Sc mai We.
dca mimic dintr 'insul.
- Mai Oampni! Ce s'a facut
- intrebau acei mai de pc laturi.
earl nu il vaznsera bine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01

sbura cat colo, apoi faeu niste
inchinaciuni inaintea Oamenilor,
de sse mirau oamenii, cum de nu
pocniau pc dansul hainele strimte
numai lipite de piele. Cati-va fla
cal ii adusera lar bntoiul 81 ii
poftira, ca sa mai joace, dar ell Sc
poclonia din nou sifle raspundea !:
- Nh sti... Nu sti...
So Cum nu stii, ma, caci mai
inainte stiusiY
Oar 7pehlivanul nu ii slahia din
mn sti.'.
Nu sti.. Nm sti... Nu sti
romanesc.
- No Fl stiind romaneste bic
tut de el. vorha e, ca site, sa
joace pc butoi, eum nam mai
vazut.. Auzi, meme! Mai poftim
pc b.atai; caci III aducem un ul-
ciar cu vim 81 Mutari, ca @ fiji
mai vessel La joe.
. Cum q rasnnat yorba, Sc 81
arata ulciorul tstins dc mana
uliui hatran.
Iai. GoiesteI sanatos, strai-
ne, caei paate vi de denarte 81
vel Il oatenit a. drum.
Pehlivanul ~ alcierul, priv
|cu IN eehia inl(gantrul lui, dar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01

- S'a topit i'm butoi. Naiba
sa I ia; caci gandestb ca nu e
curat.
Unul ridica butoiul 81 de sub
el rasari pehlivanul, care Sc ia
cuse CHEM 81 incepu acum sd UNI
bile pc miami cu picioarele incar-
lisate peste brate. Oamenii risera
de isprava. aceasta, dar baba
mai la o Ihrte Isl facea cruel 81
Isl scuipa in sin.
-'Doamne pazeste, ca sa nut
vazd O femeie in alta stare, pen
truca ar naste o schilodenie,S dc
ar fi.de spaima oamenilOr. Y
Pehlivanuk scoase I'm junghiu
de la. briu, lua nleiorul 81 incepu
al purta pc taisnl junghiului,
ridiea Alciorul Gu fnndul pc vir-
full jungiiiuMi 81 il inyirtia lutte
iute, apoi arurtea 81 j,lnghiul 81
ulciorul in sus, cand yinia jun
ehilll in JOS, zbura ulciorul in
sus. Sc mai nleca odata JOS u RI
dica 81 cumanacMl 81 acum Sc jaica
de odata Gu tnate trei. Mai arlsn-
cd mana 81 zmulse ca',iula De Pc
capnl unui flacau, care ii era
mai aproape, arunca u pc acea-
sta in aus, de jucsu acilm t0ate,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-01

publ "a de ara'o 4 sfa sit prin a
i'rici intrc- vechiEi rcgat 81 pc ca
mcnii sal dupa. limaaiul preset 30
li.icc.
Daca d-nii |. Bratiann, general
Averescu, Marghiloman sau Take
lonescu, = fruntasi de care odini-
oara Romanii Sc puteau mandri,
sub stapanirea straina, cd fac par
tie din neamul lor, stunt asa pre-
cum Sc deseriu reciproc prin presa
lor, ce ar putea crede opinia pu-
blica a nouilor tinuturi despre cei-
lalti martGi de rand dintrc care
Sc ridicaseras asemenea "frun-
tasi''?
Trecand peste atmosfera creiata
in opinia publica 81 n special in
mijlocul minoritatilor, 1Dlcmica
asia ca 81 desbinarile vechinlui re-
gat au sfarsit prin a luce 81 Ia des-
binari intre fOrtele politice roma-
nesti ale acelor tinuturi. Prin in
trust sau agent responsible, prinl
lipsiti de tact 81 de ras-
pundere politica, prin seria in
treaga de procedee caracteristice
politicianismului roman, veehinl
regat ma facut decat sa invra.j-
beasca 81 sa divizeze fortele politicc
din tinuturi!c rG.ii farG
consideratiune pentru marie h,te-
rese de Stat.
aAstazi resimjim ell totii efectele
81 inca ele sunt departc de a-si Fl
produs toate consecintele dezas-
truoase de care sunt capAbiin. Am
putea sa ne asteptam 81 la mai ran. |
Din fericire temerilc noastrn NH Sc
vor realiza cratic hunului STINT 81
constiintei romanesti din nonile IT,
1uturi.
Asistam in toate aceste tinuturi
la o redesteptare a spiritului ma
tional romanesc de c0ncordie 81 |
initiate spre a saliva insisi Statnl |
ihtregit de pacOstea polaicianis-
mului.
(Dacia)
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ca purtate de vintoase.. Pc urma
viri junghiul la briu, ulciorul il
opri, pc manunchiul junghiului,
caciula il caza pc cap, lar pestc
ca cumanacul tuguiat.
DE la o nevasta care torcea pc
,aproape, pehlivanul lua un fus
de abba inceput, desfacu tortll
cat era pc fus, tinu apoi doua
degete langa fus, fusul Sc tinea
az degete, ca lipit de ele 81 peh-
'livannl il purta dupa plac in sus
81 in jos. Ell arata> apoi fusul, ca
81 I vada .oamenii, ca cnrat 81
neted, isi arata 81 degetele, ca si
vada cd M sunt facnte en- mimic.
Iva ur1na).
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sus? Dupa ce Ii-se uria de tOatc
intrecerile, sc mai luau La trinta,
de ,gemea pamantul sub eli, cand
'cadea ca un bustean, cate un vol
mic osos. Noinicul pacalit Sc ri
diea repede. Cate odata s'ar ii
scarpinat el bucuros in locul, eli
care a batueit pamantul, dar ii
era rusine de ceialalti. Dcstula
rusine era 81 aga trinteala, pana
lao mona trinteala mai cu noroc,
eand Sc platea 81 rusinea aceasta.
Intro dupa-ameaza-zi un peh-
Ivan de linlba straina s'a ivit
intre oameni in curtea cea mare.
Din vazduh caznti Ori rasa-
rita din pamant? Ma bagat nj
.naeni de |ieama. Pehlivan,n sari
pc un butoi fara fund, aruncat
prin curte 81 ineepn a juca dea-
snpra bntoialui Butoiul se IN
vlrtia sub pieioarele pehlivanu-
lui 81 se r0stogolia vre-o xece PAY
fnaipte 81 iarasi pc atata indSsat, !,
iar pehliyanul iuea intr una si
poeAia din degete. Sc mirau oa-
MeaH de asa joe. ce-nu mai va
znsera 81 eurtea se un1plu de ho-
hote vesele, Pehlivanal sari de pc
batoi, Il dete una cl pieiorul de-