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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02

Toilers who have come to our shores
from other lands and who have found
opportunity and advancement here,
have also paid their tribute of de-
votion to the United States.
The Swedish inventor, JOHN Err
lesson, builder fthe ironclad Mon
itor, which at a critical period changed
the fortunes of our Civil War, wrote
to Lincoln:
Attachment to the Union alone
impels me to offer my services at
this fearful crisis-my life, if need
be-in the great Cause which
Providence has called you to de-
fend."
Another immigrant who found rec
ognition and success in America was
the Polish scholar, MICHAEL HE'LL
PRIN. He used his great influence
among his people in this country to
| lead them to true American citizen
ship. In defense of Law and Order he
wrote:
"a sO-called revolutionary doc
trine is no more than fanati-
cal madness or recklessness, the
offspring or dispair, historical ig-
agOgism.'
Among Americans of Irish race,
none was more conspicuous for pa
triotic devotion to his country than
the eminent prelate, ARCHBISHOP
IRELAND. Speaking from the loft
lest conceptions of duty he said: =
mo other country deserves so
we'll of its people, and no other
is so dependent on it's people as
America. We receive from Amer
lea the right to vote as Ameri-
cans, for Americas good, and if
we cannot use our privilege as
Americans we should surrender
it. Efforts to concentrate immi-
grants in social groups and to re-
tard their progress should be
forced down."
And so example could follow eX-
ample TO emphasize and symbolic the
devotion and loyalty to their adopted
country of the leaders among for
leign nationalites who have sought and
found a haven in the United States.
Very recently there died a great
and good American, leaving to us the
priceless inheritance Of his memory.
How true to the American spirit are
these words of THEODORE ROOSE-
WELT:
Speaking broadly, prosperity
must come to all of us or none
of us. | pity no man because he
has to work. If he is worth his
salt, he will work. envy no
man who has work worth doing,
and does it well. There never has
been devised, and there never will
| be devised, any law which will
enable man to succeed save by
1.-THE exercise of those qualities
which have always been the pre-
requisites of success, the qualities
of hard work, of keen intelligence,
of unflinching will
The memories of these great men
gather about us and plead with US to
/ be Americans, as Americans to be
loyal to the Constitution of the United
States, and as citizens to be just in our
dealings with one another. They
teach Us that Industry and Thrift are
necessary in a free land, and that
security Of property and of the fruits
of toll are essential to LIBERTY.
Such, in brief, are some of the prln-
ciples that have made America as
great as she is free These principles
are in danger today, just as they were
when our forefathers fought to es-
tablish them. Is it not fitting that
each of US on this Independence Day
renew his loyal allegiance to our coun-
try, it's institutions, and its laws?
Cranes stationery BY the quire and
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02

Monday John Rarleycorn signed the
peace treaty. unwillingly, of course,
lust as the Germans did Saturday
but he signed, he mad to.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02
OUR COUNTRY IS GREATEST
ON EARTH.
Continued from Page One

| continued from ldSt Ollo
pride, and four times as much by
our folly; and from these taxes
the Commissioners cannot ease or
deliver us by allowing an abate-
ment."
The life of Benjamin Franklin no
less than his words emphasizes the
truth that Industry, Thrift and
Honesty are necessary to MAINTAIN
freedom.
Having established our Government,
our forefathers realized that it could
not be preserved without the con-
tinued devotion of its citizens. No
where, perhaps, is the individual re-
sponsibility of American citizenship
more strikingly set forth than in these
words of DANIEL WEBSTER:
eff in our case the representa-
tive system ultimately fail, pOpu-
lar governments must be pro-
nounced impossible. The last
hopes of mankind, therefore, rest
with us, and if it should be pro-
claimed that our example had
become an argument against the
experiment, the knell of popu--
lar liberty WOulu De SOuIiueu
throughout the earth"
At about this time men were be-
ginning to build homes in the west
and there they learned still more OF
the blessings of free and law-abld-
ing country. One of the greatest OF
these pioneers, HENRY CLAY, at the
end of his brilliant career in the
United States Senate said:
81 emigrated from Virginia to
the State of Kentucky now nearly
fOrty-fve years ago; | went as an
orphan boy who had not yet at
tanned the age of majority; who
had never recognized fathers
smile, nor felt his warm caresses;
poor, penniless, without the favor
of the great, with an imperfect
and neglected education, hardly
sufficient for the ordinary busl-
ness and common pursuits OF lie;
but scarce had | set my foot upon
her generous soil when | was EN-
braced with parental fOndness,
and caressed as Though | had
been a favorite child
The life of Henry Clay is a per-
petual reminder Of the Gratitude to
which the United States is entitled
from her citizens.
In the days of Webster and Clay
ouf country was facing a great Crisis,
and from the lowliest of all homes
arose a poor and friendless boy to be
our leader. Who does not know the
story of the Rail Splitter and of his
progress from the log cabin IN when
he was born to the Presidency of the
United States? From his great warm
heart, ABRAHAM LINCOLN still IN.
spires us with the truest lessons OF
life. In these simple words Abraham
Lincoln holds out the Opportunity
which the United States offers to all
who are honestly striving:
"Now, there is no such relation
between capital and labor as is
assumed. nor is there any such
thing as free man being fixed
for life in the condition of hired
laborer.. The prudent, pennI-
less beginner in the world labors
for wages awhile, saves surplus
with which to buy tools or land Tor
himself, then labors on his own
account another while, and at
length hires another new begin
ner to help him. This is the just
and generous and prosperous sys-
tenn which opens the way to all,
gives hope to all, and consequent
energy and progress and improve
ment of condition to ALL
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02

Lemonade should be cheap at the
White House tor some time to come.
President Wilson certainly got nice
bag tull Of choice lemons at the peace
conference,
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02

Cranes stationery by the quire and
envelopes by the bunch at the Chronicle
Office. Nothing made better than
Cranes.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02

pride, and four times as much by
our folly; and from these taxes
the Commissioners cannot ease or
deliver us by allowing an abate-
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-07-02
COURTS CONVENE:

w ednesday, July, 2, 1919.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
RASPuNS UNUI TARAN.

Gam pubca in din trecut parerea de
al nostru privre scee vorbri paneu loan Poda
Epstoliei Vsuui Parinee Podea trme
De dragu dute crdem ntnde multi
orr poae nchee prn aa publican rapunsul prnte Podea
acelas tmp sonm domnu artoul de atnc
dac de raspus cele cit Din
sprnt nd dscule cinste 81 data
sta inca pinm deci daornta a de eparne Podea,
usese inbat pubice in zarul aspunda
,Tam cetit artcolul pubicat in zaru ,Amerca'' No.
80 din 28 une Vad ca et ncat suprat predicat
contra ,Epstoie' 81 Visului'', spuind
CART bune de pus foe Eu in vata eam recomandat
nmanu nc sd e cumpere nc s lie ceteasca Am fost tot
deauna Gel mai contrar nuna al acesor doua CART
81 al ator CART paginest pc Dta 81 at e credet
sfine Eu deschs lbrarie din doua Pc deo pare
pentru raspndesc in popor CART bune de carl ps
lar de alta parte sa fac mic cstg Eu psa de
cIstig pentr ca preoa mia adus alta sm tin fami
liza ii sa jertfesc peru scopur sfnte att cit jerf
Dupa ppblicat deschiderea brarie aproape toti
cumpaIa IatorN m-au ceru ,,Visu", ,Epistoa Vamiless
,12 Viieri Mariss 81 alte minuni
Cati bune i-au cerut foarte putni Penru iplni do
rna r fost slit sa comand acestea din New York
Eu am cstigat la fie cent? Daca nu leasi
vin6t eu, acesti cent? mergeau in nina altua
ST D3a stu ca lea fl cumpaat din New York alta parte
Le pm vindnt, dar nu lean recomandat nimanu.
ami de preoe vorbit de multe ori despre folo-
sui dar nlnenea ma auzit Sd recomand spre cere
asemel(ea cart.
E iii dbQl lnapo 81 D-tae altora bani mi-at dat
pen tolie or alte de acestea 81 daca asi avea ban
as un catre intreg poporul rominesc, sa-mi trmta
(tof &e Se Epstolie Vineri Mari, si All pl4t fie-
c&rp lor, char daca sunt dela mine
&S 9ssS ~ A 9rseS1l 81 adll pyot s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
Il ORlSE AME-|
De Foe

SAULT STE MARIE, MICH, l
Iulie. - Peste douasprezece ora
Sc din partea de sus a statului
Michigan sunt aInenintate fl di-
struse de focul care Sc intinde Gu
iuteala prin padurile situate la
vest de aici.
Locuitorii din orasele Trout
Lake, Raco, BriMley. Seney, We
Hers, Strongs, Ozark, Gilchrist,
Johnsonsburg sifDick Sc lupta au
flacarile carl, fiind alimentate lie
un vint puternic, inainteaza catre
locuintele lor Ell cea mai mare
iuteala.
Locuitorii dinTrout Lake au
TRIMS astazi liri@sapel in care &C.
reau un tren special Gu care sd
Sc salveze. Stirea aceasta fo,t
eel din urmat clvint ce s-a mai
primit din acel Qkas 81 zicea Cd a
tunci focul era TN mila de oras,
inaintind din Hha parti.
La Roco ora4M era amenintat
din toate partile jde flacarile carl
alergau prin tehte locurile de
primprejur faralsa poata fl i'm.
piedicate undeN8. Telegrafistul
cantonului de pei icalea ferata 1s
acolo a raportat lca in moment'l
acela lumea paiS|sea orasul, des
pre- care zicea ca IVA fl distrus CT
siguranta.
Flacarile deja sfistrusera pat
||stee-f.lisa cEa,;ss1 = 9ls J !. sz;S neapte
cind linia teleaa(afica a fost in
trerupta 81 ,ie atulsci nu 5 q maj
auzit mimic.
Personalul trfnurilor sosite din
aria coprinsa de foe nu era in sta
re sd spue ceya lamurit. Ziceau
ca intreaga regiune era invaluita
intr 'un nor de fun gros, 81 ca
nici odata nu putusera vedea ina
inte mai departe ca la cincizeci
de metri.
Focul deja a distrus milioane
de stinjini de scinduri. In parti!e
acelea ma plouat de trei sapta-
mini 81 Sc intelege de la sine "a
incercarile de opri flacarile
sunt aproape zadarnice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
PERSH|NC DESPRE AR
MATA DIN CERMAN|A.

PARIS, 2 Iulie. - ,,Steagul no
stru aici; locul nostru de mum
ca aici; onoarea noastra e aici.
Lumea trebue sd 1nteleaga Cd
moi tinem la determinarea, ALA
tilor ca tratatul de pace trebue
sd fie fndeplinit".
Declaratia aceasta fost facu-
ia astazi de generalul Pershing in
legatura Gu anuntarea planurilor
pentru reintoarcerea in America
a diviziunilor de armata perma-
nenta care in prezent servesc in
Germania.
Astazi armata de ocupatie de-
vine armata americana din Ger
mania. Ea va Fl descrescuta IN
mod gradat pima ce va ramine
la un efectiv de cinci sau sase
mil de oameni. Generalul Liggett.
care Sc 1napoiaza in Statele Uni
te, va fl inlocuit Gu generalul Il.
r. Allen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
LA MORM1ANTUL FRA
TELUI loan PACURAR.
DESVALIREA MONUMENTULUL :

ucG DW tdSGfs soOr5n 50 mO0rG
ts2g Gabriel Sales.
Era ii oarte frunoasa paea mpo
ata procesiunc Ia pelegrinau Eau cut membr Unu
ne Ia morntul fost prednte al Unuei noastre fra
telc i Pacurar
Sc vedea feee ttuora durerea ncera inpar att
presv due nemagna
apropi de mormint inb.
Din oae courie r VENT reprezentani societator noa
tire cred ca lipsit deegat della peegrnaj
to aducind atitea penu eel sprut pntru
frae Pacurar regrete
ceaa pierdere fo sue lumnos
stee lumnoase orontu ecat viet hoastre
America.
Cite sulete mngaat suflet nob suferinti
aat muncor neobosi 81 cedincos
natic organizate noar autat fnodeauna de
antor acelora strns sub cutele steagulu
8 La 8 dupa parintele Clona nut servcu divn
adec6 sfintea convoiul
Abna convoi mpozant admiral in ungul drumuu
la cmr ndara de Americana din New Castle Pa Auns
la mormnt in lna apasatoare cmuui inceput sfnrea
Observation-Disclosures rdicat la mormntul ubtulu
de upta In och tuora uvor crm Gel mai pretios
pc rari sunt eel pct primi.
Vorbrea fratelu N Suana asisentei
Ce ndniosator cn stat
cupnde onpee
temine amntr unu trcut sbuciumat upte grele
auri de eel dus dntre multi dntre fata Ia
Parea la nvocaa fate Sana putea
duhul isprutuu pentru mposibl ata dragose
de mare suet ubt att de multi rame nepaaor
smeam in nime noastre flor div paea ada
suetee la In
expma durrea noastra Dec W zicem Dorm
sufet nobil COresp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
Cornell Foltutiu,
preot ort. ronin.
JJN CABINET AS
GUNS IN VAPOR.

= b
PARIS, / Iulie. - Dupa &C a
stat de la 16 Iunie in refugiu in
.tr,un vapor vechi din portul Lii
basi, pTim-mifiissssFFiiiii tUJl,maa, ffostt ffostt
pc yremuri professor la 0 univer-
state din America, debarcat
triumf6tor Ia Iibau Gu fntreg ca
binetul ,sau in ziua de q Iunie,
lnind e0nducerea gnvernului Lii
tuan, de unde fusese doborit de
I'M ON anume Needra, care apu-
ease functia de prim-ministru Gil
sprijinuI eermanilor 81 care acum
se afla SUB paza u un otel din
Libau.
Vestea despre reintronarea lui
lJllIIan 4 putere eSte data prin-
telegranA piimitx AZ MI,
EsheEt oorel efal eomisia-
= 6 III llats dss Tutor Sliuacst.
* S3} }si s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
Rev. Cornell Foltutiu y
1876 Hancock Ave.
Detroit, Mich.

Dear Sir:
| beg to acknowledge receipt
Of your letter of June Oath.
I'm reference thereto, / wish
to state that the article you re-
fer to is a false statement, as /
have never interviewed this
man, nor do | show partiality
to any one. This Consulate is
sues passports to all citizens Of
the Kingdom of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes who pro-
We their birth place to have
been in the Kingdom.
Regretting that such an ar
ticlc was printed, l beg to re-
main, Very truly youns:
General Consul ad interim:
Nume indescifrabil
Secretary Of the Legation.
Ori in romineste:
CONSULTATIVE GENERAL
AL REGATULUI SfRBIIJOR,
CROATILOR 81 SLAVO-
NILOR.
New York City, Iunie q. 1919,
Rev. Cornell LFoltutiu
396 Hancock Ave
Detroit, Mich.
Stimate Domn
Am onoare Sc recunosc primi
rea scrisorii DVoastra din "a
Iunie. 81
Gu provocare la dfnsa dorese
se eonstat ca articolul Ia care
iva provocati este uD comunicai
fal3, fiindca Ell Moi odat& nu
am interviewat acest oia, nici
Inn am ar6tat partial tate ctai,
yas Acest c0sulAt elibereaxa
poaxte n Cti oet, tenii -.
est lpi dI|r 9roa lor 4 4
: ! I J I I / ! !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
DRUAD|L ENClfz POR-
MT PESTE ocean.

LONDRA, 2 Iulie. - De la mi
nisterul de aviatie Sc raporteaza
cd dirijabilul R-34 STA inceput
sborul peste oceanul Atlantic a.
stazi la orele 1.48 a. m.
Giganticul dirijabil englez
R-34 este prima masina ,,mai u
Soara ca aerul" care sa incerce
sborul peste oceanul Atlantic.
Dirijabilul, eel mai mare din toa-
ia lumea, are 634 de urine. de la
bot pima la coada 81 prevazut
Gu trei barci dedesuptul pungei
Gu gaz. Are capacitate de gaz
de 100000 de urine cubice 81
este comandat de maiorul G.. III.
Scott din forta aeriana regala.
Dirijabilul acesta este echipat Gu
o statiune de telegrafie fara fir
tot att de puternica ca 81 una
de pc cele mai mari vapOare, carl
circula pc ocean.
S'a facut socoteala ca R-34 va
trece oceanul cam in saizeci pima
la saptezeci de ore. Gu toate a.
ccstea s'a anuntat ca nu Sc va
incerca grabirea in sbor spre sc
stabili un record de tiuteala, ci Sc
We avea in vedere 81 comfortul
echipajului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
CERMANIA in SPAS
Null UNEI NOUI
REVOLUTII.

LONDRA, Iulie 2. - o telegra-
ma din Copenhaga, adresata agen-
tiei Exchange Telegraph veste-
ste ca Germania este in pragul u
nei noui revolutii.
-Eortele g,lyernnLai.a a,a 4 -acllpatr tr.ses e:
dificiile mai insemnate din Berlin.
Trupele 81 pnsti-masinile sunt de
strata 81 soldatii patroleaza strait
lie.
Traficul este stinjenit Din eau
Ia neorinduielilor S 'au inchis mai
multe fabrici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
..DFSTEPTAREA" STA IN FATIA
UNUI PROCES DE- CALOMNIE..,

.Foaia socialistilor din Det-
roit, Mich, a acuzat ,,Liga Ma
tionala" 81 pc parintele Cornell
Foltutiu de- acolo Gu fnvinuiri
de tot ordinare. Aratam aci,
mai La vale, cum a fost cazul.
Parintele Foltutiu, Sc vede, Isl
va lua satisfactie pc Gale jude
catoreasca.
sPRE STIRE 81 0RIENTARE
Foaia socialista ,,Destepta-
rea" din Detroit, Mich, a pub
licat in No. "a din 15 Iunie a.
{. la ,,Editoriale'' 0 stire ca
lomniatoare la adresa mea 81
a ,,Ligei Nationale". Aseme-
nea spune ca: ,,Am mers pc la
consulul sirbesc, el a zis Cd a.
cei carl pot vorbi s1rbeste, ii
poate trece ca sirbi. Dar Rom1-
nul saracul 3 tot Gel de pc ur-
ma. Consulul ne-a >spus apoi ca
moi trebuie ca sd le multumim
lni Foltutiu 81 la ,,Liga Natio-
llalas ca ei au facut asia pen
,tru Cd ilu 3 plin ........ bine.
Ne-a spus sd mai asteptam cit
va, ca poate sa Sc poata face
eeva pentru moi. Ne-a mai spus
s;s s ia sofis r ! Itifi Ittifi tisa tiisa o sefisoare
ca de trece R0mfnii apoi recla-
ma l6 guvernss.
Astfel suna intunecarea So
cialistilor din Detroit, Mich.
ca s&-i cnnoAsca on. public 81
mai ales fratil romini din Det-
rDit, Mich. pc acesti mincino-
81 81 4ignoranti, am reclamat Ia
Consulatul sirbesc sa Sc clari-
fice asupra acestei stiri calom-
hint t0are, II care ain primit ur-
NIT tCFnl rnicat;
f){1l1 ATI L OE
NM iD0 "a O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
UNGURII PARASESC CEHO-
SLOVACHIA.

BUDAPESTA, l Iulie. - Sc
anunta ca in -conformitate Gu in
structiunile primite de la guver-
nele tarilor aliate, trupele ungu-
resti au inceput evacuarea teri
torului Ceho-Slovac in care ina
intasera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
CUM Sc PREUMBLA
CERMANII PRIN
VERSAILLES.

VERSAILLES, ] Iulie.s Alta
satilor de la delegatia de pace
germana lie va Fl permits sd near
ga prin oras insotiti de detectivi
de la serviciul sigurantei, astfel
ca sd evite orr ce incident nepla-
cut. Totusi nu le va fl ingaduit sa
intre in cafenele sau alte localuri
de petrecere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
Regretfnd ca un astfel de ar
ticol a fost publicat, indraznesc
sc rahin
Al DVoastra respectuos
Consul General ad interim:
Nume nedescifrabil
+
Secretarul Legatiunei.

q
Din acest comunicat, fratii
rom1ni de pretutindenea vor
putea cunoaste ca, cit de mar
giniti sunt socialistii nostri 81
mai ales Gel della ,Desteptarea'
pc care mai potrivit ar putea-o 0
numi ,,1ntunecarea" 81 ca aces
tt oameni daca nu pot face alte
ispravuri mai bune, cauta ca
prin minciuni sd ponegreasca
cinstea unuia 81 altuia 81 a or
ganizatiunilor. noastre.
Sa site domnii della ,,Destep-
tarea" ca in cauza aceasta ne
vom fnt1lni la bara justitiei, sa
vedem ce va zice judecatoria.
daca bine 81 folositor ca sd
mai apara aceasta fituica care
propaga anarchie.
Cornell Foltutiu,
preot ort. romin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-03
z1UA tNrt1.


deschide sedinta de catra fratele
preSedinte general [. COsma. Sc
procedeaza imediat Gu cetirea ape
lului nominal, la care raspund
toti domnii delegati, semn ca sunt
dornici a incepe discutiile 81 nu
ar dori ca Sc scape nici un mo-
ment in care sd nu ia parte la
discutii.
Dupa cetirea apelului nominal
urmeaza raportul presedintelui ge
neral. Fratele presedinte arata in
cuvinte bine cumpanite 81 pc inte-
lesul tuturor munca depusa in tim
pull dc cind dinsul VENT la con-
ducerea organizatiei noastre. A
rata prin care orase a trebuit ca
sa mearga, pentru ca datoria lul
de presedinte 81 indrumator al or
ganizatiei noastre cerea ca 81
mearga acolo unde societatile noa-
sire il chemau. Mentionez in trea-
cat 0 parte din aceste orase 81 a.
hume: fost in Lima, O., Clinton
Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Gary
Fort Wayne, Anderson, Kokomo
st. Louis, st. Paul, Clearing, East
Hammond, Cincinnati 81 alte o
rase.
Dinsul spune ca pretutinden
spiritul membrilor nostri est
foarte puternic, dragostea lor tat;
d dc f sociefafe IA 81 rHfdnaa f5f tst,
mare, 81 din acest motiv a fos
slit ca in uncle societati, unds
s'au Writ elemente de disordine
ce urau uniunea 81 neamul roml
nesc din principiu, 81 carl cautar
ca sa wire saminta discordiei prin
tre membrii nostri.
A fost slit ca din Soc. ,,Armo-
MIA" sa excluda dol dintre acestia
la fel 81 in Yorkville. Fratele pre-
sedinte Isl exprima multumirea
sa fata de societatile mari ale L.
niunii de unde nu VENT nici G
plingere de natura celor de ma
'sus. 81 Isl exprima parerea ca a
ceasta Sc datOreste numai ca III
societatile mai mari avem oamen
apti 81 capabili.
Printre alte activitati dinsul ne
arata ca in decursul de sapte lunl
de cind ocupa functiunea de pre-
sedinte general a rezolvat pima
acum 315 scrisori.
Greutatile insa au VENT numal
dupa ce dat peste moi, peste or
ganizatia noastra napraznica boa.
la = Influenza spaniola.
Sfirseste fratele presedinte prln
un APPEL calduros 81 SINGER ca dom
nil delegati cind Sc vor intoarce a.
casa la societatile pc care lie re-
prezinta, Sc caute 81 aceste ele
mente rele sa lie curete de prln So
cietati, pentru ca, de fapt asa es
tie, Gu elemente rele nu potl face
mimic.
Dupa ce sfirseste presedlntelt
raportul sau, fratele Miclea pro
pune ca raportul sa fie imedia'
pus in discutic, la fel sa Sc dlscu
te rapport de rapport, pentru ca "
felul acesta nu Sc va scapa mimic
din vedere.
Fratele Miclea interpeleaza nt
d-nul presedinte, ca a fost Q ab
soluta necesitate merge pc la 50
cietatile mentionate in raportu
DAFT
Ia cuvintul fratele Hoza, si-i a
rata cit de mare a fost necesitateS
ca presedintelc sd mearga acolo
unde a mers. Chestii de o i'm
portanta deosebitA al cernt u
mearga: 81 asta motivnl. III
Fratele Furceanu intreaba Z;
de &c s'au exclus Gel patru dil
Yorkvile.
Presedintele cere ca fratels
Schiopu, yice-presedintele s. isto
riseasca ce q vazut in Yorkvile
unde . fost TRIMS din psrtea prs
xidiului, Ia cererea socistatii, 4,
|s6 Inist4asc1 spiritele rtsvrS Ut,
|de mite 4 pefile yAF1 haasle Sclhkl
,la aa II 4 gitatsE