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Marine Corps Orders.

Mai. 8. W. Bogan-Det ched headquart rters
Marine Corps to Mar Detach. Am. Legation,
PCking, China.
Maj. Z. s. willing-Resgna ton accepted.
Fnst Lieut. W. s. Hilles-Detached NIB,
NV York, n. Y, TO Mar. detachment. Ma.
val Acf DENY. An lapolis. Nd.
Second Lieut.. r. l.. Brit Gnactive)-Hon.
orahly discharged from Mar. Corps Res.
Capt. ]. c. wsrd-DetA ched NIB, Paris
Island. s. C., to NIB. Norfolk. Va.
First Lieut. c. &. Simmons-Detached Cd
Brigade. ID. r., TO U. =.
First Lieut.. st. J. r. Childs-Detac ched
Virgin Islands TO L. S.
First Lieut.. l.. A. Poole--Detached lst
Brigade, Haiti. TO U. s.
FIRST Lieut.. II. A. McIntyre-Detached Ist
Brig, de. Haiti, to U. s.
Second Lisdt. L. n. Northenscold-De.
tached 1st Brigade, Haiti, to U. y.
Second Lieut.. J.. NJ. ched
I'd Brigade, ID. r., to U. s.
Second Lieut.. II. V. ched
ID Brigade. ID. r., to U. \.
Second Lieut.. ID. l.. Clinord-Resignat ton
accepted.
on. elk. J. Jacobowitz--Detached Nav.
Hosp. Charleston, s. c.. to Nav. Hosp,
Washington. d. c., for further treatment
Maj. r. A. Ramsey-Detached NIB, Mare
Island. Cal, to ID Brig. d. r.
Capt. r. A. Parcel-Detached I'd Brig, d.
R., to NIB. Mare Island. Cal.
Capt. E. Z. Eiler-Detaehed Virgin Is-
lands to NIB, Quantico, Va.
Capt. 7. p. Chea atham--Detached ID Brig,
ID. R.. to u. s.
First Lieut.. r. y. Boyd-Detached Nav.
Hosp, TT. Lyon, Col, to NIB. Paris Island,
s. c.
Second Lieut.. J. n. Greer-Detached NIB,
Nori ok, Va, 10 MB, Guam.
Second Lieut. w. b. 0nley-<Detache NIB,
Norfolk, Va, to NIB. Guam.
Second Lieut.. ]. G. Chusing-Detached
NIB. Norfolk, vaa 20 AB, Pearl Harbor.
Hawnii.
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First Mule ID u. S.

1t was not Missouri whose breezes
first reverberated in America that
long, weird sound SO familiarly
known as the bray of a mule. as has
been popularity supposed, says the
Kansas Industrialist.
Rather those peculiar notes first
broke the peaceful echoes Iaround
Mount Vernon. and the beast hailed
Gen. Washington as his master.
This long cared beast was named
Royal Gift, and was sent to the
great American hero by the King of
Spain. The mule measured fifteen
sands high, his ears were fourteen
inches long and his vocal cords
were good. His disposition was
sluggish and he was rather un-
grateful, so much so that Gen.
Washington remarked upon the
beasts inability to appreciate "re-
publican enjoyment"
However much ne may have
lacked in appreciation of the Ameri-
can republic, he was given much
publicity. Gen. Washington sent
him on a tour of the South, where
his long ears, peculiar voice and
strange appearance drew large
crowds and created much excite-
ment
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Naval Orders

Ch. Pharm. VIM. y. Bly-Det. 18th Regi-
ment. 2nd Provisional Brigade, U. s, Ma
rines: to Guardia National Doninicana,
Santo Domingo City, u. R.
Gun. Royal J. Bushnell-Det. Z. s. s.
F-c; TO L. S. s. H-9.
Lieut.. Comdr. George d. HulI-Det Z.
s. s. Ludlow; 10 L. S. s. Hart as Execu-
tive OF.
Lieut. Comdr. George B. Junkin-Det.
command L. S. s. OF: to conn. 4. o. U. s.
s. SO and in command when commsd
Carp. George r. Litton-Det L. s. s.
Maine; to L. s. s. South Carolina.
Lient. Comdr. Charles A. Lockwood-Det.
command U. 3. 3. R-25; to conn. (. o. L.
S. =. S-l4 and In command when commsd.
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles 2. McFeaters-Det.
L. $. s. New Jersey; to conn. Z. O. 4. s. s.
Hancock and on board as Navigator when
comsd.
Gun. Bruce McMilIon-Det. U. g. s. R.1s:
to U. s. s. R-17.
Lieut.. Anthony NJ. Menandez Medical
Corps)-Det. Navy Yard, Charleston, s. O.;
to 2nd Regiment, 1st Brigade, U. s. Marine
Corps, Cape Haitien. Haiti.
Comdr. Nathan W. Post-Det. OF. lin
Charge Nav. Recruiting Station, Omaha.
Neb.; to on. .-in-ChRrge Nav. Recruiting Sta.
Chicago, Ill.
Lieut. Cjunior grade) John H. 8. Putnam
chaplain CorpsD-Det. Navy Yard, Phila..
Pa; to Navy Yard. Charleston, s. c.
struction Corps)-Det. Navy Yard, Boston.
Mass: to Industrial Manager Naval Sta,
New Orleans, La.
Lieut.. Frank ssbiston Medical Corpsl-
Det. Nav. Hosp, Norfolk, Va; to L. 8. s.
Ghfport.
Lieut. Junior grade, Arthur R. Houghtos
tCl-5)-Det. Nav. Air Sta, Rockaway
Beach. L. l.. n. Y; to conn. Navy Dirigible
R-3S, Londong, Eng.
Lieut. John H. Mackin (cl-s, Det. R. 3.
q q lit
and on board as Oh. Eng. on. when commsd.
Lieut.. Junior gradel Charles E. Mathews
(Cl-5)-Det. Nav. Hdqts., Paris; to duty
Constantinople, Turkey.
1t. Arthur W. Babcock. Supply Corps)-
Det. Navy Yard New York. n. Y; tc Tu-
tuila, samon, a. Asst. to Supply Officer.
1t. Thomas ]. Bolan, tSupply Corpsl-
Det. r. s. New York. N. Y. to conn. Z. o.
U. s. s. Hancock and on board as Supply OF.
Hcer.
Yard. New York, N. Y; to Navy Yard,
Washington. d. c., conn. Optical Shop.
1t. (jg) John 81. Cassady-Det U.SS.
Olympia; to U. s. s. Wilkes.
Capt. John O. Church-Det. command
U.s.s. Des Moines; to conn. I. o. U.s.s.
Hancock and In comand when commsd.
1t. Howard E. Council-Det. U.S.S. wor-
den, to U.S.S. Tracy.
1t. Comdr. Rush s. Fay-Det U.Ss.
Lcuisiana; to u.s.s. Rainbow as Executive
OFFICER.
1t. Qgl Lawrence c.. Fuller (supp,y
Corpsl- Det. Hampton Rds. Va; to Fit.
Supply Base, South Brooklyn, N. Y, as
Asst. to Disturbing Officer.
Ems. Jonathan p. Gilmore-Det. r. s.
Boston, Mass; to U.s.s. New Jersey.
Il. og) Thomas =. orifin-Det. U. 8. 8.
Wilkes; to U.s.S. Olympia.
Carp. Leo n. Hull-Det. r. 8. Philadel-
phia. Pa, 20 eopn- Z. .. U.S.s. Hancock 90
on board when eomnsd.
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Maine.

They celebrating the of Names admission
Unto the Union.
assmang the old stock, ScandInavans and
French highgrade rural schools she
from tourists she becomes
rcaconary politics bunch of congental
control politics, nevertheless do
farmers lumbermen fishermen and tapPers voters
Hence Maine has individuality
THAT o. other New England States lack.
watches her what she will do with
deep the body social
engineer spirited citizen watches her wrest with
that almost captured of
her lakes and rivers
her how much better she
federal prohibition than she did State prohibition
The rgionst with interest growing tolerance and more
between churchmen who derive
from Rome those who derive from Luther and those who derive
sfrom Calvin f.
What the would like would be return OF
of the caibre Ham, Fessenden Dngey Bef Reed
o help n this hour of great issues and small
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For what, it is believed. IN the
hrst time on record, the United
states now is without a Secretary
OF state. either actual or acting.
Mr.. Polk's authority as Acting Sec
retary expired at midnight Monday.
and a. Bainbridge Colby has not
yet been confirmed as Robert Ian
sings successor. the American for
eign-ministership IL officially va
cant Meantime, neither q passport,
an extradition document nor Pres
idential proclamation. IL issuable.
Because no one IL legally authorised
10 sign It, Our foreign AFFAIRS. of
course, 60 along as usual. barring
those exceptions. Mr.. Polk will
carry on" pending Mr.. Colby's ar
rival, and will be at his elbow
afterward as long as Mr.. Colby
needs him.
Ambassador John w. Davis. West
Virginia Democrats favorite son.
sprang into national fame while in
the House of Representatives from
1911 to 1915. As a member of the
Judiciary Committee. Davis took the
lead in bringing before the bar of
the: House for contempt q prominent
washington banker, who had pub
liciy assaulted a member Of the
House for remarks made on its
floor. The banker had to apologize.
A little later Davis was in the fore
front of successful proceedings to
impeach a Federal Judge. His ap-
pointment as solicitor general soon
followed. and in 1913 he was sent to
London. Thirty-second degree ma
sonry and golf are the ambassadors 3
hobbies.
Two hundred and thirty-seven
ocean geins merchant vessels steam
ed through The Panama Canal in
January. A British cruiser and
twenty-five American warships also
made the passage. The total num-
Der of craft of all kinds that passed
through the canal was 267. as COM
pared with 291 in December, the
highest on record. F. w. w.
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STYLE.

Style is a great and potent
thing-it claims wider follow
ing than any other guiding force.
and leads the world upon its
course.
We follow style where'er it goes.
in manners, customs or in clothes,
nor stop to question how or why
the seasons fashions happened by.
The stores are full of springly
rigs. and who would purchase, sim
ply
digs-nor thinks
to wonder who devised the models
that are advertised.
Thus style suggests the
peoples needs. who follow gladly
where Il lead; we heed the rulings
made by style and let them govern
,-1-s'''ss i.H's-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVAL S.

New York, March 16.-The fol-
lowing from Washington have reg
istered at New York hotels:
I. j. Black, Alcazar: Mrs. T. ].
Black, Alcazar: c. w. Bliss. Ma
varre; NJ. l.. Bower, Grand: w. p.
Butler, Park Avenue; L. b. Duncan.
Park Avenue; Mrs. l.. b. Duncan,
Park Avenue; d. NJ. Hassett, Grand:
Mrs: w. c. Rodman, Collingwood.
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES,.
Althen, Inc, Mrs. Richards. sports
apparel, As West Thirty-fourth
street
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Silk Exports TO Italy.

Italy imported silk valued at 1884,
240,046 and exported silk worth L.
02S,91s,3S7 in the eleven months
ended last November 80. The re-
spective totals for the same period
of 1918 were 123.615,s40 and 5SS,191,- =
1S6 lire. Italy's chief exports in 1919
were Asiatic raw silk, 10S,695,100;
dry cocoons. 31.203,s00, and Euro
pean raw silk, 15,763,500 lire. Her
chief exports were thrown or
twisted raw silk. 404,563,5Oo; simple
raw silk, 2s1.545,60U; plain colored
silk tissues, 5s,75S,7Ss; plain black
silk tissues, 37,091,336 lire.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
REVENUE COLLECTOR
ROBBED OF $4,000

Seattle. Wash. March 1.-two
men held up F. l.. Stafford, cashier
in the Internal Revenue Collectors
office in the Federal Building today
and robbed the strong box of $780,
600 in currency. They escaped.
The money represented nearly
all the cash from Mondays income
tax collections for the Seattle dis
trict
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Prince Feisel Crowned
as First King of Syria

Coronation of Prince Feisal, son
of the King of HedjaZ. as King
Feisal the first of Syria probably
will take place on March 20, the
State Department was advised yes
terday by the American consul at
Beirut.
Prince Feisal was proclaimed
King of Syria when the Syrian con-
gress at Damascus on March 8, de-
clared that country's independence.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Lightermen Joining
Longshoremen's Strike

New York. March 16.-Strike OF
the 5000 longshoremen employed on
piers of coastwise steamships here
continued today when ship owners
refused, to grant compromise de-
mands of the work rs.
Transfers and lightermen have
Joined the longshoremen in refusal
TO move cargo at the piers ON strike.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
California Association
To Entertain Press Club

The California Association will
entertain members of the National
Press Club at a meeting in the au-
ditorium of the Interior Building,
Eighteenth and F streets north
west. Friday evening. Senator
James d. Phelan, president of the
association. will preside. Moving
pictures of California will be shown.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
A DAILY LINE O. CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs
ST. PATRIcK's DAY.

As good Ct. Patrid drovs the snakes
from lovely Erin's shore.
And bade the vile rsptiiian things
to come back nevermors.
So shall drive the sneer, the jeer.
suspicious base and mean.
All malice, hatreds, and mistrusts
from out my pastures green
And view the coming day with Joy
and every prospect thrill
With Love, and Human sympathy
and for all men Good win.
(copysight. 1870. By Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate.)
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New YORK city
BE- o. o, Me1ntyrs

+
1t was a rainy night.
And 1 went to bed early.
And everybody was away.
And was there alone.
And got to reading.
About a great detective.
Trailing a pack Of thieves.
From Hong Kong to New York.
To get back the big pearl.
That was the property.
OF the Khedive of Egypt.
And there was murder.
And shots in the dark.
And flashing dirks.
And twice got up.
And looked under the bed.
And looked at the door latch.
And decided to read on. .
To the bloody end.
But the room got hot. q
q =
And across the hall.
In another apartment.
1 heard a man hiss.
I win get you yet"
And the other man gaYe.
A sneering sort of laugh.
And there was a silence.
And I got kinda clammy.
Then more voices.
'Tve been trailing you"
For a long. long time"
"And I knew I'd get you"
Another sneering laugh.
you've been my master"
And you have blocked me-"
"At every move 1 made"
But right will prevail"
THE end. my friend. is near"
You are about to play"
your very last trick"
And 1 swallowed my heart.
Which had jumped up.
And patted my tonsils.
And sneaked out in the hall.
And got a chair.
And climbed up on. 1t.
And slowly I lifted myself.
Up 10 the transom. -.
And looked over II.
And there were two fatheads.
Sitting at a table.
Playing a game of checkers.
And they didn't look up.
And l went back to bed.
Just as calm as ANYTHING
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Notes By q Washington Observer
General Allen, Commanding Yanks in Ger
many, Typical Kentuckian-Lack of Sec
= retary of State Without Precedent.

Maj. Gen, Henry T. Allen. COM
mandins United States military
forces In Germany. is one of the
most dashing soldiers in the Amer
lean army. A typical Kentuckian.
80 years old. he is an expert horse
man and In his day has been a crack
polo player.
Gen. Allen was graduated from
West Point In 1882 and, under the
law creating military attaches. was
the first one sent by the United
States to st. Petersburg. After
ward. under Ambassador Andrew. D..
White. he was sent as attache to
Berlin. where he acquired an inti-
mate acquaintance with Germany
and the Germany army.
In 1s16-17 Gen. Allen, as colonel
Of the Eleventh Cavalry, was in
Mexico with Pershing and active In
the hunt for villa. During the late
war he commanded the Ninetieth
Division and won outstanding dis
tinction at st. Mihiel and in the
Argonne.
american 'Federation OF Lapor
'organizers" say that PennsylYania
around about Lancaster
County. II the toughest proposition
on the United States map from
their point of view. The Dunkard
and Mennonite working classes, II
appears. are loath to become trade
unionists. on the ground that their
clergy advises against II.
Washington friends have learned
with regret that John Brinckerhofr
Jackson. a longtime and popular
member of the American diplomatic
service, recently suffered strokesof
paralysis at his home in Mentone,
France. Mrs. Jackson. who is with
him, writes that he Is improving.
but his condition leaves much to be
desired. Mr.. jackson was with Mr..
Gerard in Berlin during the war.
He is So years old.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17
Ridiculous and Unfounded Charges.

The Chamber of Commerce of petit
ton Congress for investigation of the Federal payro with
announced OF separating of these ocehoders from
their supfuous and unproduv employment and fac add
SO many needed workers to productive pursuits 'f "
There is desire check legislators from the popular
conducting
essential it might be
gemane call attention aburdiy the hypothesis which
prompts the agitation.
Says the New York Times: ~ introdueer of the resolution
said that before the there Of these civil
in the service. In the
Since the armiste
than deemed sufficient before the these
correcand it of observation and
that Washington with Federal employees
here least who ought be dropped from the
payroll and work in private The
vesgaton proposed ought to be made"
This conclusion is ridiculous be hardly worthy
ion but for the fact that will probably reach who will
cept it the truth.
The brought to care for
soldiers sailors and dependents 1t thousands upon pay
roll and will dispute service that be continued
The brought the Federal Board for Vocational Training
look after disabled soldiers and sailors 1t service that
be continued, and it requires employees.
The brought five liberty loan tremendous
of detail work that be employees
Since the the work Of taking the has begun
1t requires vast Of employees Are they nonessenas?
Since the the Eighteenth amendment has been
the books and thousands have been
viii attempt the argument enforced
without large internal revenue force?
These just few of the agencies have
sweled the Federal payroll and comprise the $4,000
would be dropped under this blanket Indictment
There be superfuous employees before
undertakes ought to have
something more substantial to than the mental
and unsubstaniated figures which this
There might be disposition to discouraged the
sustained injustice that vote until the half
century fight of the women is considered -, ...
Now that it presumed everybody did his full
SAM the reminds that he would like many again
my time before June IS
1t well established law of physics that for every
equal and opposite reaction, the govern
probably realizes.
The exkaser reading the news nothing wood
thinking
Asembyman Ghett OF New York $50
harmless as NUT sunda As harmless perhaps
The unkers evidently feel the Germany the
question is how long will she wearit. %sS
LET'S hope nature little green and makes il perfect
St Patrcks day 81
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

1t well established law of physics every action there
equal and opposite reaction,
probably realizes. ,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

The exkase reading the news nothing and saws wood
but there is than chance doing considerable
thinking
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

There might be disposition to grow discouraged over the
sustained injustice that the half
century fight Of the is considered. ...
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

Now that it presumed everybody duty by Uncle
SAM the reminds that he to call again
my time before June IS.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

Assembman Glett of New York asserts $50 beer
harmless perhaps but not
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

The unkers evidently feel the Kapp fits Germany and no
question is how long will she wearsit.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-17

pe nature wears i iittIe green and makes i psree,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
SPECULA GU CORoANELE.

d. CONERT (sas) vorbeste de
valutei 81 speculei ca
re sc face Gu corOanele in Tran
silyania din cauza cursului ior
tat ilnpus de autoritati. In tih,p
ce dupa stampilarc s'a adus lii
tara coroane IN valoare de pes'"
doua miliar.'c. lei rominesti an
luat drumul strainatatei inund'ld
piete.e strainc Descric suferlnEa
lc populated spnuind ca destul
ca pin;, acum nu s'a luat de ci'
ira guvcrnanti nici masura pcl-
tru irdreptarca raului; sa Sc ID
cell putin de .acA inainte.
Ca u acoparire metalica leul a.
re tot alta .aloarc ca coroanele.
Este o chest!unc de Intelepci''-
he pol..tica dc a rczolvi cit pa
grabaic aceas,'. chostiune.
ID. NASILE ANTONESCu a
mintcste ca IA ecrut niste dosara
ce ii sunt necesarc pentru dcsvoi.
tarca unei interpelari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
CHESTIUNEA MONETARA.

ID. l. RADUCANU ISL dcsvolta
intcrpclarca relativa la valuta.
Imflatiunea monetara 81 dlversl-
tatca hirtiei-moncda sunt prlmele
motive ale dcprecierei banilor no,
stri.
Scaderea catastrofala leulul
nostru ne-a dus intro trlsta
izolarc economical.
VOCI LA LIBERAII: Solutla'
ID. RADUCANT: Vile voiu da
81 yeti vi multumiti.
ID. n. IORGA: Dati-le chlar de
nu yor fl multumiti.
u. !. RADUCANU: Este o lup-
ia formidable pc chestia valut2l
intre Statele Unite 81 Europa.
moi STAN mai rau IN &c prIvesfe
yaluta de cit toate tarlle allate
Fata de valuta tarilor invlnse
STAN mai bine afara doar de va
luta otomana.
Face O descriere amanuntlta s.
explica asupra cauzelor deprecle-
rel monedei 81 asupra iluzlel d7
bogatic pc care aceasta sltua'le
fictiya O da mllltimcl.
Relativ la sporirile de capital
81 crcari de noui societatl d-sa
spune ca s'a subscris din public
in timp de un an SoO,0OO,OOO lei
La Viena a fost 0 situate siml
lara 81 ajunsesc asa de mare III
flatiunca monetara 81 crearile az
noui societati, ca pima 81 with
jucau la bursa.
Accasta situate a adlls lllsa III
crab formidable aducnd 81 rulna
lmultor averi modesto.
De aceca, pentru evita 81 IL
moi aceasta prabuSlrc, tfcpuc -
luam masuri mediate.
Co masuri s'au luat pima aculn
pentru remediarea raului?
Desprc scrviciul valntei nu a,
putca vorbi, c;icf datclc pc car
LEAN cerut de acrm doua lunl
abba All au VENT.
Acest serviciu de control al va
lutei fost o povara pentru credl
tele &c putcam obtine IN straina
tate.
in trecut am ayu 9 polltlca
valutara III care interesul gene.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19
PARLAMENTUL
G A NJ r r A
SEDINTA DE LA IA FEBRUA
RE 1920.
ORDINUL DOMNULUI VINTI.
LA BRATIANU.

La deschiderea sedintei ia ell.
vintul d. VINTILA BRATIANI..
la sumarul sedintei precedente.
In legautra Gu imputarea pc ca.
re d. Lupu a adus ca a dat 0 o.
donanta jignitoare pentru Soda
til 81 armata rusa, - d. Bratianu
da cctire unui ordin circular al
ministcrului de razboiu pc vrc.
mea clnd d-sa era titularul aca;ui
department.
Celeste de ascmenea un ordin al
generalhlui rus Ccrbaceff in care
srau descrise citeva incidente pro.
yocate de rusi.
ID. DIR. LUPU: Nh permit hi
manu- nici d-lui VintiIa nici alto
ra, sa-mi banuiasca patriotismu
81 filo- -antantismul.
Rcpet 81 mentin ca nici ordo
nanta d-lui Vintila Bratianu, nic
ordinul d-lui Cerbaceff nu era.
oportune lin imprejurarile de d
tunci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19

ID. ItOD (deputat Sas sc decla-
ra iimpotriva realizarei idealulu!
socialist pc calca bolsevismului.
Valul de bolsevism din Russia ar
Ii trecut peste Rominia in Aus
tria, Ungaria 81 Gelmania, dac;l
,armata romina nu is ar fl impo.
irivit.
lPc teritorul locuit de moi este
cea mai desavirsita linistc 81 ordi-
ne 81 de aceea cerem ridicare.,
ccnsurei 81 starei de ascdiu, ca:I
emestecul ,latoritatilor militare iii
treburile publice aducc mari ne
multuaniri. M vreau sd vorbesc
aci de actelc de violcnta ale mill
tarilor fata de populatia civili
convins find ca este fapta ::
nor organc subaltcrne.
Relatiy lc ccnsura, nu este ridi-
col ca ziarelc din Bucurcsti po,
sa vorbeasca dcsprc afilierea SO.
rialistilor la Internationala Ill
a, lar la Sibiiu un deputat sas Ill
poatc scric un articol despre va
luta?
d. Gil. CRISTESCU: Jos cen
sura.
ID. ROD: Este o mare gresala ci
"a lasat censura in miinile auto
ritatilor militarc. Rog gWernu
sa dea populated 0 dovada de i'll
crederea Pc care inertia pc de
|plin, sa sllsupende starca de ase
diu 81 ccnsura.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-19

ia de toate natiunile - 81 nu este
nici I'm caz unde sd sc poata face
dovada ca vre-o natiune este ne
dreptatita.
Masurile luate de autoritatie
! militare II uau fost Gle cit pentru
/, siguranta 81 ordinea in stat.
Drcpturilc pc care si-le-au luat
jnsa armatelc noastre operative
sunt foartc minime 81 indatoririlc
sale grelc au fost facute in spirit
imraciuitor.
Daca s'au schimba nmnirile dc
strait - s'a facut ca sd Sc stear.
ga anumite hume carl provocau
mindria 81 dcmnitatea noastra
nationala.
Moi dorim Ca legaturilc noa;.
trc Gu populatia saseasca sd fie
sincere 81 durable.
Relativ la censura, pc care an.
toritatile militare mentin. nica-
ieri ca nu fost mai blinda ca in
Tramsilvania.
Dorint, d-lui deputat dc a So
ridica ccnsura 81 starea de ased.u
I'LL Sc poatc implini, caci e vorh,
| le siguralta statului 81 a arma-
tel.
| AS Fl 20! mai fcricit ca imprc-
linrarilc sd permita ridicarea ace-
stCr m;lsu"i.
| Face I'm APPEL la presa ca sa pu>
b.icc numai acele lucruri earl III
ldannraZa :ntereselc statului.
| PovesteSte rugamintea ziaristi-
Ilor unguri din Ardcal 81 Transit
vania de li-se pcrmitc sd repro.
lduca diverse articolc earl apar il
ziarelc bucurestenc. Am refuzat
81 atrag atentia ca eel ell rugamin
tea sunt tocmai de la accle ga i
unguresti carl lupta mai GU indir
lire contra idcalului nostru Ia
tional.