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Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
WHAT TIE BRETON SEES

The BritiSher of today looking back ar,oSS the last hundred years. sees that the nineteenth century made Great Britain d political democracy and thus provided tine Iai ion with the instru- rentS of social prUgl eSS. says the Chris tl;n science Monitor. With equally Cieur Vl>lOh he sees that while the modern democratic constitution was ir the makin2 -anl a slow process it was rrom the Reform Bill of 1892 to the latest extension of the political fran chise in l9lS--the rapid industrial de- vaIopment of the country was being bHu@ht tb the price of evil conditions of social Ii.e With new political weapons iu his hand ne is resolved that the twen- tie'h century shall make England an industrial democracy from winch the evil legacje, of nineteenth century capitalism shall be punished. The part of Labor is 10 be more than that of the oneulent menlaI, it is to be that of the equal partner in all the processes by enich wealth is produced. Inspired by :iie ideal of the cooperative cOmmGn- wealth. social. industrial, politicAl--lhe young generation which has fought the War has come home to create d new EGglaud.
 The old iIno land is already passing away. The great estates which Were once the conspicuous feature of the countryside are fast breaking up. ard with them is disappearing (if it hit> not already disappeared the social pyramid with the squire apd the purson on the pinnacle and the iahorer at the base The individnaIism which reigned Sll- preme over British industry for 50 long has suffered an almost mortal shock Aud, though state socialism is not pop ular, the rights of the community over the individual stand higher han ever oefore. Wherever yo,f turn the old system is not merely on it's trial. but has been condemned
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
WICK LOST A BATTLE

Cordova, Aug. 2. - Judge Jame, Wlckersham was knocked down. had d tooth knocked out and his face severely lacerated ard bruised as a result of an encounter at Valdez Saturday with Thomas !. Selby, recently returned from overseas service as a soldier for his country. and son of H. R. Selby editor and proprietor of the Valdez Miner. Selby accused Judge Wicker sham of insulting his sister when ex amining her wit reference to the lc- 9ality of her vote last November.
 While taking testimony in the Wick erSham GIigshy contest for the seat as delegate in Congress from Alaska Sat urdal rnnImjng Wjche,tham was exam ming Mrs. Donald Tyer, wife of Ser 2eant I\"r of the quartermaster's corps. as 10 her qualifications 10 vote at "t Valdez. lie made remarks which she and her frleudS resented, and upon leaving the court house he was met by young Seihy, who called him to account fer insulting his sister, Selbv told ckersham bis opinion of him in very plain aud emphatic language. l. is said thai Wickersham struck at Selby whereupon SelbS came back with rights and lefts at Wickersham's face. landing blow on he jaw for d clean knockout. When Wicker,ham recov- cred and gained his feet it was dscov- cred hat he had badly bruised face, and was minus d tooth. "Fiyhting Jim" got all the fight he wanted and then some.
 Mrs. Tyer was reared in Valdez and married there about d year ago. She Is one of the most popular women of the city, and people deeply resent the manner in which Wickersham ques- lioned Der when she was on the wit ness stand.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
MURDERER C0NfESSES

Seward, Sept. 6. - Dempsey. who killed Deputy Marshal Isaac Evans on Monday last, and who confessed to the murder of the Layor woman at Anchor age, was arraigaed yesterday afternoon before the United States commissioner here. He waived examination and pleading and was bound over 10 the grand jury without bail on the charge of murder in the first degree.
 The self-confessed murderer main talned a Smirky attitude durin. the hearing. Only three witnesses were examined. all identifying him as the man who shot Evans The term of the district court will begin here on Mon- day next but as only d petit ]ury has been drawn, Dempsey will be taken to Valdez and placed in the federal jail there 10 await the term of court to be hold there later.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
COMPANY WILL OPERATE
 AIRSHIPS IN NORTHLAND

The Alaska Aircraft Transportation Company announces it's purpose to be in operation in Northern districts during February next. We are now com pill ing data relative to Nights for freight deliveries thereafter" it says, and con- tinueS:
 We believe that it is possible for us to operate to the satisfaction of the consignee and cons!gnor on base freight rate of about 6 cents per ton mile, and that d probable passenger rate will be about 35 cents per mile Valdez will be headquarters for main hangar. shops and office, with district bases established as determined upon tabulation of freight requirements. .''- Cordova Times.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
PLENTY OF NAVAL COAL

Seattle, Sept. PA dispatch to the Times says that the Navy Department commission, just back from Alaska, has reported that 2S.0O0, GOO tons of coal suitable for naval use is avalab ble in the Matanuska field. The commission recommends that the coal be brouo ht to seahoard al Anchorage or Seward
 This report bas not been made public
 but d naval officer is said to have given the above facts to Senator Poindexter
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
VIC BERGER RETIRES

Chicago. Sept. 20. Victor Berger. the Socialist elected to Congre>, from Milwaukee. and who has not been seated because of his conviction of se]i- tion, has retired from the national eX- ecutive committee of the Socialist party. In announcing that be would pot be a candidate for reelection he said he had been a member of the c0nI- mlttee ever since the party WIS orguu- lzeG, and all l ever got out of 1t was a 2O-year prison sentence"
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
Trans S-continental Plane Race

Mineola. N. Y.. Sept. 30.-The trans continental aeroplane race to be held here under lhe auspices of the United States army will begin simultaneously here and at San Francisco on October g..
 New York. Sept. 30. The trans con tinenta) aerOplane race starts October 9, with 57 machines entered 10 leave New \ ork, and 2J to leave San Fran cisco
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
STOCKMAN IS ON HAND

Harry Stockman. the veteran mali muSher. arrived in town last Saturday morning on the steamer Little Delta with string of II powerful dogs which he will use during the winter on the ldltarOd-Rubv route. He will carry the mail between Fla! City and Ophir City. beginning October l6
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
DR.H. BEHL A
 Flat
MAUNAL0A BLOWS OFF

Honolulu. Sept. 30 The Mauhaloa volcano, on Hilo island, burst into new eruption late last night. and wide stream of lava began pouring down the mounlanSide, destroying many homes ou the kona side. The people are flee ing to the sea, 30 miles away The mountain. which is l3.0Oo feet high. first became active three days ago.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
FAMOUS SINGER DEAD

London. Sept. 29.-Adelina Patti, the prin1a donna, died this morning at her home al Craig y-No> Castle, Brecon- shire, Wales.
 Adellna Pattl Baroness Cederstrom) ] Was born in Madrid in lS43; made her debut in New York in 1859: retired in 1907; married three times.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern:
 The Crosby Dog Boarding House will close on October 4tn. All dogs left at the Crosby Boarding House after that date will be charged al the rate of 50 cents per day per dog
 MRS. M, T. CROSBY. ldiarod, las ka. Sept 26, l9l9
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

We have about concluded Hfte, ca.e- fully watching the effect of reform leg islation. that the world will not become s) good In our Ljme that it will cease 70 be interesting. Ohio State Journal
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04
Gerhart Located at Pimute

Charles Gerhart, formerly of Flat creek, who has been working at Nome during the present mining season. is DOW al Pimute station. on the Yukon river, where he has established trad ing post. In a letter be says his stock of goods arrived in good season. and he Is nearly fixed up for the winter. Mrs Gerhart is with her husband at Pmute
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

John H. Palten. former Fairbanks hotel man, is said to have invented a new auto tire which is meeting with favor among Puget Sound auto owners. IT is solid tire with a cushion effect almost equal to air
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

English judges object to trying the kaiser ''by d law they do not know.'' Will some one be good enough to lend copy of the Ten Commandments?- Salt Lake Telegram
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

Supply and demand used to make bet ter prices than modern suppliers aud thelr demMnds.-BNston Herald.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

China is so thick headed she can't understand why the policeman who re- covered the stolen goods is to get it al -ArkanSaS Democrat
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

Late arrivals from the States say that Seattle restaurants are charging 50 cents for "bAcon and.n without includ- ing ,pudS and d second cup of coffee These prices are higher han ID Alaska -CUrdoya Times
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

One way, of course, to reduce the high cost of living is for every body to quit working and stand around and talk about it.-Kansas City Star
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

Repeal of ,he daylight, saving law does not surprise us. Anything in the nature of saving seems to be distinctly
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

Tear Elm Down (NelS) Johnson ar. rived from the Outside on the last trip of the Washburn. after years absence
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

Has every one struck who wished? New York World.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

Up to this time the naked eye fails to discern anything that has been done about the high cost of living except the ultimate consumer. - Lexington Her aid
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

distasteful these days Philadelphia
 lnuuirer
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-10-04

A strike day keeps fair prices away. - Chicago News.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
STAREA SANATATlI PRE-
SEDINTELUI WILSON,,

WASHINGTON, 80 Sept. =
Starea sanatatii plesedintelui Will
son inceput a Sc imbunatati, IL
ce ultimul comunicat liberat de
la Casa Alba.
Sc asteapta ca DIR. Grayson 81
dea un alt comunicat All inainte
de ameaza, dupa ce va vedea pc
presedintele.
,,Presedintele este putin mai
bine," zice ultimul comunicat.
Tratamentul este acelasi, odih
ma 81 sonln, GU curse de automo-
bill pentru aer curat, Grayson
spera sa alba pc presedintele in
starea aceea ca Sc poata 7ncepe Sc
joac golf, ceea ce Lar face sd
doarma mai bine.
De cind s'a reinapoiat prese-
dintele, afara de membrii fami-
liei, ma avut nimeni vote sal va
"a. NJ este nici o indoiala ca
|presedintele va lua vacanta sd
piece din Washington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
Cernlania din nOu b|0Cdtd

PARIS, % Sept. = Delegatia
americana de la conferinta de pa
ce pune 0 deosebit de mare i'm
portanta in nota trimisa la Berlin
in care Sc cere o imediata retra.
Igere a armate: lui Yon- Der Colt
din provinciile baltice. Germani-
lor lisa dat de stire ca la caz
ca nu vor duce la indeplinire a.
ceasta cerere a aliatilor, bani 81
hrana nu vor mai fl trimise Ger
maniei.
Aceasta nota tinde pune la
incercare poporul german daca
sprijineSte in total guvernul a
les. Ea va forta publicul ca Sc
supoarte regimul lui Ebert orr Sc
aleaga un alt guvern pc care sal
sprijineasca, presiunea aceasta ii
aliatilor va rezulta in retragerea
lui Won Der. Goltz.
Este un fapt sigur ca daca Won
Der Goltz nu va mai primi aju-
toare de la guvernul din Berlin.
acel cOmandant arrogant va fl 81
lit ca sc asculte ceea ce Use spu-
ne. In alte cuvinte remediul este
in nina poporului grman, 81 ALA
til vor ca sd faca pc acest popor
ca sa realizeze responsibilities
lui.
Blocada va intra in vigoare. Pie
nipotentiarului german de la Pa
ris i-s'a dat Sc 1nteleaga ca un
imprumut din America, Germa-
mia nu poate capata pima cind
Won Der Goltz nu Sc retrage din
acele provincii.
Aliatii stunt de acord Gu propu
nerea Francezilor ca Polonezii sd
fie liberi a alunga armata lui
Won Der Goltz, fie in Germania,
fie in Mare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

trn niste cheltuieli carl lea facut
la Paris" votati?"
Considerable generala. Lumea
remine inmarmurita.
,,Nu, nu, nu votam striga dele
gatii. Pc ce? D-sa s'a dus La Paris
chemat de guvernul romin. Cinl
plecat am dat doua mil de do
lari. Acum alti bani7" vociferea-
"a delegatii.
,,Fiti pc pace dior. Fiji lini-
stiti. A cazut,'' zice par. Doctor.
Ute mai avem doua biluri. Unul
pentru telegrame 81 altul pentru
spese de drum, ale d-lui loan n.
Sufana. LIE votati?''
,,Da, da," respund delegatii.
,,VOtam ori ce spese."
In momentele acele apare d.
captain Stoica in hala, insotit de
cItiva delegati. Delegatii il pof-
tesc Sc ocupe scaunul presidential.
va ruma in No. viitor.)
G. r. Pascu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

faca propaganda unde Sc cerea
lipsa.
D-nii lonescu 81 Albu de la De-
troit zic ca d. natanu a fost de
doua ori la adunarile sectiunei To-
Gale 81 d-lui Sc datoreste ca s'a
adunat bani frumosi. D-nu Iones-
Gu zlce ca la singura adunare
s'a adunat mie de dolari. .Sus-
tine sa Use plateasca spesele. Da-
ca nu plateste scotia Detroit.
Delegatii de la Youngstown, E.
rie, Alliance, Akron afirma ca
d-nu Banatanu a VENT cind fost
chemat 81 nu i-s'a platit spesele.
Ger sa Use plateasca.
Presedintele pune chestia la
vot 81 Sc primeste.
Parintele Podea zice, probabil
in gluma: Par. Rosca! D-ta al
fost in comitet 81 al facut spese.
Pofteste 81 ia bilul sa-ti plateasca
81 d-tale.''
Parintele Rosca Sc executa in
graba 81 preda bilul casierului.
care il pune la vot. Lumea sa ui-
ia uluita in toate partile.
Hal ma sd le dam toti banli
ca sa scapam de ei,'' zice un dele
gat.
,,Daca MAVEN de-ajuns he mai
imprumutam," zice un altul.
,Se primeste dior : intreaba
par. Doctor.
,,Daaa, daaa, Sc primeste'', res
pund mai multi delegati.
,,VotatE'
,,Se mai poftiti ca scotia de la
Youngstown sa va trimita ban"
zice parintele Podea.
Par. Doctor zice ca Gu toate ca
s'a discutat chestia renumerat tiei
d-lui Ioanovici aduce inca odata
pc tapet 81 intreaba: % votati,
orr nu.''
,,Nu, nu, strig toti delegatii -
m inns 11n11l in COR
,,Propunerea a cazut. Trecem
la alta. Ute aici este un bill de
81 ,O2O (suma exacta am perdut-o
din vedere, dar diferenta nu poa-
te fl de cit de zecimi) prezentat
de d. captain Vasile Stoica, pen
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
DIN PRICINA GREvEI DIN
ANGLIA, COMERTUL AME-
RIGA PIERDE 10000, 900 DO
LARI Pc II.

WASHINGTON, 80 Sept -
Din pricina grevei generate luc-
ratorilor cailor ferate din Englite-
ra, comertul Statelor Unite pierde
cite $lO, 200, 900 pc ii. Aceasta per-
dere provine din cauza ca marfu-
rile nu pot fl carate ID destinatie.
Q telegrama din Lpndra aduee
vestea Cd 81 lucratorii ~ h docnri
81 de pc vapoare sllnt ~ Gale * "
puma il grevz. Syss ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
IN ATENTIUNEA SECTll-
L0R LIGEI sNATIONALE.

De azi fnainte oficiul Ligei Ma
tionale Romine din America, Ca
re era sub adresa 017 American
I1hst Bldg, Sc mutat Ia urma-
toarea adres&:
LIoA NATIONALA ROlGfNA.
5706 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, o.
Dsoi, ori % scrisori si 81 ori ce
afacere scrieH ~ adresa nouA. 3.
J. = CoSTEA. pres. Ligsi.
!. Jvi-1xnxtanu Secrsfnr,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
.ANUL XIV. : NO. 229
SEAA1UL PRIvES-
TE LA NElIN|S-
TEA DIN TARA.

WASHINGTON, 80 Septembrie.
= Congresul fost desteptat as
taxi din letargia de pima acum de
primejdia radicalismului 81 IA
radelegilor.
Gu o greva generala in indus
tria de otel 81 fer, Gu cerintele in
slstente minerilor care vor III
carca acontul Gu eel putin un mi
lard dolari, in industria carbl-
nilor, Gu tulburarile ce due la
nsari orr aproape de fl conf
Sc, senatul de prima data dat
considerable serioasa acestei cri-
re.
Senatorul Borah din Idaho, Po-
merene din Ohio 81 Pondexter din
Washington au vorbit asupra con-
ditiilor de acum 81 vorbirile lor
au avut un eject profund. HI
au cerut ca sd Sc ia masuri ime-
dat, masuri decizive, care Sc pu-
ma capat miscarilor radicale. Eli
au desteptat pc colegii lor ca Sc
vada situatia' critica, producind
rapoarte din diferite parti ale
tarii.
Foarte multi senatori au ramas
la locul lor in decursul discutii-
lor asupra tratatului, mai multi
ca in alte DAFT. Galeriile au fost
literar pline, 81 suite asteptau ca
sa lise permita a intra inlaumtru
SenatOrul Borah a cetit sena-
tului rapoarte despre doua incer.
carl de a linsa pc maiorul E. p.
Smith din Omaha 81 alte rapoar-
te pespre rebeliuni 81 tulburan
din alte parti ale tarii.
Sentimental public trebue de-
steptat 81 un. slmtamint trebue
creiat ca aceste conditii nu va
mai ii permis ca Sc continue. Po-
porul trebue facut ca Sc reali-
zeze ca nu poate fl astfel de lu-
cruri ca guvern domestic, repu-
blican ori popular fara ca sa Sc
supuna legilorr
,,Nici clasa nu este de blamat.
Gel din clasa malta submineaza
guvernul la fel ca eel ce poarta
uneltele de lucru.
,,Judecatorul Gary a spus a.
cum de curind ca politica lui Ge-
orge Washington 81 Thomas JET
ferson esit din moda. Daca a
ceasta declaratie ar fl fost scrisa
pc coverta unui pamflet rosu, de
catra un ON din stratul ordinar
al vietii, lealitatea lui ar fl fost
pusa la indoiala."
Senatorul Borah a atacat apoi
politica ,,radicala care Sc zica
ca este propovaduita de William
Il. Foster, secretarul-casier al co,
mitetului national care conduce
greva din industria de otel.
Senatorul Poindexter din Wa
shington, care precedat pc Sc
natorul Borah, a spus ca tactica
revolutionara este dntrebuintata
de fruntasii grevei din Youngs.
town. La fel ell a atacat 81 pc
Foster, declarind ca parerile ra-
dicale ale acestuia au fost adop-
ate de asei CO sc numesc ,,frun-
tasi conservative al muncitori-
lor."
Senatorul Pomerene cetit un
rapport cum un fost sofdat ameri-
can a fost oprit de a merge la
lucru de grevisti straini.
Este timpul pentru Americani
de Sc stringe laolalta," a stri-
gat senatorul Thomas din Colo
RADIO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

ba asa plateSte dAa din punga d-sa-
le renumeratia si,coate niste hartii
din buzunar.
Delegatii protcsteaza. Sc isca tu-
multi. - ,,se nu platesti d-ta. Pla-
tim moi dar nu citne impuneti. De-
legatii trebue Sc lie stapini pc vo-
inta lor. Nu vrem impunerc din
partea biroului.
D. Stoica zice ca aceasta este un
vot de blam 81 d-sa numai poate
presida congresul 81 luind chipiulu
pleaca 81 ese din sala, urma de citi-
va delegati.
Este chemat fnapoi' de citiva de-
legati din sala dar' nu respunde hi
mic.
D-nu Rosiala de la Farrell, zice
ca d. loan Sufana, vice presedinte,
Sc ocupe locul d presedinte 81 Sc
dinta Sc urmeze mai departe.
Delegate invita- pc d. loan Su-
fana Sc presidezes D-sa zice sa SC
trimita pc cineva dupa d-nu Stoi-
ca.
| Delegatii de la New Castle zic ca
este la restaurant si maninca.
D. loan N. Sufana ocupa locul 81
zice ca ne find insfnrent Gu chestii-
lie la ordinea zilef liz fl bine Sc vine
d. Stoica.
d. Moldoyan, de la Youngstown
zice ca sedinta se urmeze mai de-
parte Isl char dara ar fl sa STAN
pima la.zisla, ~ sIecsna pips Il,
descurcam hucrurile 81 nu sffrsim
ce avem de facut.".
In timpul acesta d. 1. E. V.
Ioanovici la geamantanul 81 pa
raseste sala.
Sedlnta urmeaza. Par. Romulus
B. Doctor, in calitate de easier
aduce la cunostinta congresului
bilurile earl trebuiesc platte.
,,Avem de platit niste spese d.
lui Ioanovici? Primiti orr nu pri-
mitiY"
,,Da, da, primim 81 platitm ori
ce spese," respund delegatii in
cor.
IVA atrag ateAtiunea ca am IL
berat d-lui Clonta un Geek de
$555.79, dintre carl $4,000, salar
pc trei luni 81 $75.79 spese de CO.
respondents. Dlui salarizat 81 4
fost angajat de comitet. Trebue
sal platim, daca fnsa obiectati,
eu opresc plata cackului indata,'
zice par. Doctor.
,,Platim die. Platim tot ce tre-
bue pltatit," respund delegatii in
cor.
Mai avem un bill de $4,000
pentru d. l. Jivi-Banatanu, spese
de calatorie la sectiunile Ligei.
Sal platimY''
Delegatii stau un moment 81 Sc
gindesc.
d. |. Jivi-Banatanu zice: ,,Eu
n am cerut suma aceasta 81 ma
prinde mirarea ca s'a votat d.
comitet. Gu toate aceste mise Gu
vine, ca au am facut mai multe
spese decft cele votate.''
Par. Teofil Rosca zice ca d. /.
Jivi-Banatanu nu este in comitet
ca ma fost TRIMS in propaganda
81 n are drept la plata acestor spe-
Sc. Zice ca 81 d-sa q facut spese.
dar nu cere mimic.
o voce: ,,Esti in comitet. De ce-
al aprobatY's
D-nu loan N. Sufana zice ca
in lipsa d-lui presedinte, d-sa La
autorizat pc d. Banatanu Sc near
Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
G @ N " OC AR E.

Cometul Asocatiunei Romine Americana penru ajutor
de razboi pc zua de Dumneca Octombrie
1919 adunarea Sc nea in ocaul secreariaulu ge
neral al Uniunei Soc Romne de Autor 81 Cultua din 312
So Liberty Str. Alliance O.
La aceasta adunare hotari chestnut imporante
supra acestei organizatiuni.
0nor Comet este rugat lua parte Ia aceasta adunare
Alliance q, - Sept 1919
k loan N. SUFANA, Presedinte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
BATAIE IN PARLA-
mENTUL ITALIAN.
DEPUTATII GER ANExA-
REA 0RASULUI Flu.
NE LA ITALIA,
B U L E T N

B U L EFT IN.
PARIS, 20 Sept. - Corespon
dentul din Roma al ziarului lie
Journal, telegrafiaza Cd capitala
1taliei este pusa sub legea mar
ITALIA.
Delegatia italiana de la confe-
rinta de pace raporteaza ca came
ra deputatilor, inainte de Sc d.
zolva, votat rezolutie prin Ca
re Sc cere anexarea orasului Flu
me la Italia.
ROMA, % Sept. = Parlamen-
tul italian s'a dizolvat astazi. A.
legerile Sc vor face La 16 Noem-
brie, lar noul parliament Sc va in
truni de prima data la l Decem-
brie.
Sesiunea camerei deputatilor de
ieri s'a sfirsit in o bataie liberia
pentru toti, care tinut zece mi
mute, in care a. luat parte peste
suta de deputati.
Camera s'a inchis aseara pima
Mercuri, cind a foSt sa Sc decida
daca sd Sc inceapa discutiile asu-
pra tratatului de pace.
In consecventa, intimplarea de
aseara rezultat in anuntarea mai
multor dueluri dntre deputati 81
intre deputati 81 ziaristi.
Vecinatatea parlamentului era
Tfifi& Us polftisti, carSBfneff 81
soldati pc cind parlamentul era
in sesiune, lar gruparile care au
volt ca Sc faca demonstrate, au
fost usor imprastiate.
Deputatul Turati, fruntasul So
cialistilor, a spus referitor La FL
ume:
,,Ceea ce Sc petrece astazi este
un rezultat al razboiului.
,,Razboiul a desteptat toate "a
petitele, 81 Gu cit incerci mai mutt
ca sa le impact, Gu att mai putin
reusesti."
Turati a censurat pc acei ce au
atacat interventia Americanilor,
dupa ce Italia a chemat America
ca sal ajute."
Ell a condamnat actiunea lui
D'Anunzio, apoi continual:
,,Dupa ce s'a facut razboiu con:
ira Germaniei 81 Austriei, moi a
cum ne pregatim Sc facem raz-
boiu Jugoslaviei, fnsa care dintre
bancile Americana ne va da fon-
duri in acest scop?'s
Contele Soderni, deputat cleri-
cal, suportat propunerea ca Fl
ume sd fie proclamat ca oras TIA
liam. In acelas timp condamna
ceea ce caracteriza ell ,,aventura
primejdioasa's 81 insista ca 0
necesitate de restabili discipline
in armata.
Premierul Nitti s'a sculat ca Sc
condamne pc acct ce vOr Sc a.
runce Italia in un nou razboiu.
La aceasta acuzatie nationalistil
s'au ridicat strigind: }
,,Nu! NJ! Moi nu voim un nou
razboiu!"
La aceasta socialistii au stri-
gat:
,,Da! Vol voiti un nou raz-
boiu rs
Deputatul Raimondo, 1ncunju-
rat de nationalist strigat: ,,Noi
nu vrem razboiu, pc cind vol do
riti un razboiu civil"
De aci a inceput bataia.
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