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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

week.
Joakim Nelson was a Paynesvile cal
Ter last Wednesday evening.
Ethel Urseth and c. A. Susag from
Minneapolis arrived in Paynesville last
Wednesday afternoon to attend the Ca
brielson-Susag wedding in Willmar on
Thursday evening.
Herbert Smith Of Paynesville called
on friends in the community last Wed
nesday.
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs
Martin Solbreck was taken very sick
last week. Hope for it's speedy recovery.
Mrs. NJ A Christensen who has been
visiting for some time in Canada with
her son Oluf and in N. D. with her
daughter, Anna, returned last Friday
morning accompanied by her daughter
in-law, Mrs Oluf Christensen from Out
look and her grandson, Kenneth Odair
Olga and Clara Thorson and Bernice
Whitaker of Rockville are camping for a
few days at the Christensen cottage on
Little Sandy.
c. A. Susag who had attended his
twin brothers weddings left for his
home in Minneapolis last Friday morn
ing.
The harvest is nearly ended and some
are shocking and the shock threshing is
at hand.
%. T. Riag and T. o. Linn who have
been holding series of Gospel meet
fngs at Prinsburg are having good re-
suits.
Ethel Urseth visited at NJ A. Christ
enson's last Saturday and left for her
home in Minneapolis last Sunday morn
ing.
Dorothy Keller and Margaret Beck
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
BIG CROWD AT THE
AUTO RACE MEET
Local Drivers Score a Great Sue
cess at the First Annual
Auto Races

The Willmar Motor Racers Asso-
citation held their first auto race meet
at the fair grounds last Saturday af-
ternoon. The racing was a success
in every way. The drivers were care
full and were able to avoid accidents.
A large crowd was in attendance.
The winner of the day was r. +. An
derson with his Maxwell car, who won
the five mile race with three entries, the
five mile race with two entries, one mile
against time and the fifteen mile free
winning the Ford Special and second in
the fifteen mile free for all race.
There We're six entries as follows
NO l-ChalmerS, driver, l.. M. HalVorson
No 2-Paise. driver, Anton Amundson
No 3-Alaxwell, driver, r. F. Anderson
No l-FOrd Special, driver Henry Cutter
No O. Ford Special, Harry Barbour
No 6-Ford Special, John Mcleod.
The racing started at 2:30 o'clock. H.
Cutter was unable to start at the be-
ginning of the race because of his car
car Being out Of order, but appeared on
the track for the one mile against time
The first number to take place was
dson, l.. NJ. I1alvorson and r. +. And
erson. Anderson won the first taking
the five miles in 7 minutes 17A seconds,
Halvorson second with 7 minutes and
81 is seconds and 4Amundson third.
The second number was the five mile
race with the Ford Special and was won
by Mcleod in I minutes and 81 81 sec
onds. Barbour was second in making
the ten laps and the time was 7 minutes
4OH seconds.
The third race was one mile against
time which was won by II. +. Anderson
who made twice around the track in
one minute and twenty-three seconds,
IN - NcT ioI
second hOnOrS making the mile in one
minute and % "a seconds, Halvorson
fourth with one minute and 80 u sec
onds, Cutter fifth with one minute and
SO 34 seconds and Amundson was for
ced to drop out because of broken
steering gear.
The fourth number was by the winners
in the first and second races who were
Anderson and Mcleod. This was a five
mile race and was won by Anderson in
minutes and rs Il seconds and Mcleod
second with minutes 80 Is seconds.
The fifth number was the one-half
mile slow race. There were four en-
tries who were the Olivia Hardware
Co.. Arthur Halvorson, H. E. Preble and
Paul NJ. Olson. Halvorson won first,
II. 3. Preble second and Paul M. Olson
third.
The last number of the program was
the fifteen mile free for all race. There
were four entries, namely: Anderson,
Mcleod, Barbour and Halvorson. This
was one of the most thrilling races of
the day. Anderson making the 50 round
trips of the track in 20 minutes 55h
seconds; Mcleod second in FL minutes,
p seconds. Barbour third and Halvor-
son fourth. In the fifteenth lap Halvor-
son overlook Barbour but Barbour over
took Halvorson again in the twentieth.
The racing was in charge of Martin R.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
IRVING

August 9th.-Mrs. G. A. Susag visited
with Mrs. Oluf Johnson Of New London
and also her former dressmaking teach
er. Mary Peterson, of the same place.
Ole H. Hendrickson had some lumber
hauled on the land he has recently
tends to build in the near future.
P. j. Jacobson entertained company
last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Laura Anderson of New London
and daughter. Rhoda, visited with
friends and relatives in the community
last IT. week eek urs/15oua R,,aa MANN po,,
nesville> callers last Tuesday,.
Myrtle Arnold from Minneapolis who
has been visiting with friends in the
community for three weeks left for her
home last Saturday.
Esther Andlund of Dalbo, Mimi.
spent last Sunday afternoon with
friends out by Lake Koronis
Miss Carrie Sovass of St. Paul is
visiting few days with the H. A.
Hendricks family.
Mirve Welch had the misfortune to
run against the auto of w. Jones and
did some damage to his car.
Mrs. Bang from St. Paul is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartvig
Hanson.
T. o. Linn from Kansas and o. r. Ring
OF Willmar began a series Of revival
meetings last. Sunday evening at the
Free Mission house near District % and
| will continue for an extended time.
| Singing and preaching in English. -
The wedding Of Mullins P. S1sag to
| Eta L. Gabrielson was held at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Higgins at Will
mar on Thursday evening, Aug. 5th, at
Z p. m. Rev. L. c. Benson of the M. E.
church performed the ceremony and the
groom's father gave the benedictton.
Ethel Urseth a cousin Of the groom rem
! dered two solos and Mrs. Juliet Se1vtg
played the Lohengrin Wedding March.
The bride wore a navy blue twill suit
and black hat. The groom wore a
navy blue suit. A bountiful 3-course
dinner was served to about % guests.
The happy young couple are at present
staying at the H. E. Peterson cottage
at Lake Koronis and have the best wish
es of all. They will after a few weeks
vacation make their home in Minneapo-
lis where Mr.. Susag Is employed at the
Pott Motor Company Of that place.
Palmer Thorson left for Karluk, Sask.,
Can, last Monday to file on some land
at that place. He is expecting to re-
| turn again after q short stay there
- Irene Johnson at E. Benson entertain
cd company on Tuesday evening Of last
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
SPICER-ON-GREEN-LAKE

Aug. 9th-Nr and Mrs. Harold
Mujgerd and little son returned last
Friday to their home at OSnebrOck at
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ROSELILLIAN

August 9th.-Mr. and Mrs. John Fos-
ter of Willmar are staying at the lat
ters parental home helping during
stacking.
O. >Bloomquist and daughter, Vera.
made business call at Willmar last
Friday.
Mrs Henry Aspaas and daughter, Lor-
ralne OF Milaca arrived last week for a
couple of weeks visit in this vicinity.
Jane Walhquist of Willmar is at pres
ent visiting with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. G. Gibson
Editor Lawson of Willmar was out in
this vicinity Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. julius and daugh-
ter, Adeline, and Carl Carlson of Fair
fax, and Marie Bloomquist of Roseland
returned from Duluth and Milaca last
Saturday The trip being made in the
formers car.
Erick Lindquist and daughter, Emma,
OF Texas, visited at the Ole Bloomquist
home On Wednesday,.
Florence Olson of near Olivia visited
at the Oscar Olson home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bloomquist, Mr. and
Mrs. R. w. Julius. and Mrs. Henry AS
paas motored to Green Lake last Sun
day where they visited at the A. J. Nell
son cottage.
Ruth Lindquist is at present visiting
at the Oscar Olson home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
SVEA

August 9th.-Harvest is about over
and shock threshing and stacking is the
order of the day.
Swan Swenson started shock thresh-
ing Monday.
A large number of young people from
SVea and vicinity spent Sunday at Red
wood Falls.
Mrs. H. C. Nelson is staying at the
Rest Hospital at present where she I'M
derWent an operation for appendicitis.
Her many friends will be pleased to
know she is getting along nicely.
Prof. and Mrs. Sunderland entertain
ed a number of pupils from Dist SIS at
their home Sunday afternoon.
The O. Westerberg, Eskil Swenson, J.
B. Swenson and Ralph Tatting families
and Mark Reed were entertained at the
Edgar Lindblad home.
Lance seastedt traded his Ford for a
Buick roadster at the Dodge Service
Station at Willmar Saturday.
Miss Agnes Baklund who has been
engaged as nurse at the Rest Hospital
in Willmar is staying at her parental
home at present.
Johnny Baklund and Ralph Tatting
assisted Lake Lillian in their ball game
against Priam.
The job of brick veneering the church
is now almost completed.
Ralph Tatting is busy assisting And
rev Hegstrom with harvest and stack
ing afternoons.
A large number from here attended the
shower, given in honor of Florence o.
son at the j. P. Johnson home last Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Klopp and son
Clarence left for an auto tour thru the
northern part Of the state. They contem-
plate being gone about a week.
George Anderson is busy at present
assisting Richard Melin with harvest
and stacking.
George Sunderland has been busy
painting the creamery and other build
ings here.
H. C. Nelson is busy assisting his
father, with work at present.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

from the State of Washington who has
been visiting with the Hans Peterson
family left for Chicago last Monday.
A lady friend of the A. Borsheim fam
lily came last Saturday to visit with
them for a few days.
Thomas Nelson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Rufsvold were entertain
ed at the home of Andrew Borsheim
last Sunday.
Rain is needed very much as the
fields, and pastures are very dry.
Mrs. o. B. Thorson spent a few days
out on little Sandy last week and while
there her daughter. Olga, sprained her
arm by cranking a car.
Ebba Fredricks from Minneapolis
with two of her lady friends are camp
ing in the Christensen cottage on Little
Sandy.
H. E. Peterson started to thresh some
barley last Saturday. He got about 20
bushels to the load
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

Citizens Of all nationaties, all partes all creeds and
creeds to
Meeting at kandiyoh Village, Sunday, at 7:30 P M.
Whittier School Lawn
Irish Independence Kadyoh County
P ! CounyC
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
cow BROKE RAYMOND
FARMERS ARM SUNDAY

A. ]. Aultman, farmer near Ray
mond, had his right arm broken near
the wrist and also his nose broken
last Sunday morning about seven
o'clock when he was leading a COW
and held the rope. The animal start
ed to run and the man was thrown to
the ground and received the mention.
ed Injuries. DR.. Dawson was called.
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G. D. FORSSELL, D. M.

Home of the Massage Treatment
Given very successfully in weak run
down condition, etc. Stomach troub.
les and vital internal diseases. Cab
met Sweat-Bath for Rheumatism and
Colds.
Office Ruble Block, Willmar, Mimi.
keap. this. add. 1t is worth 81 to you
with a treatment during August, 1920
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

Simons. The judges were w. j. Ruddy
and Fred Wright of this city and Frank
Danielson Of Atwater. The official an
nouncer was Herbert Hengstler. Einar
Soldering and Emil Aspaas were time
keepers
The races were surely a success from
start to finish. The promoters of the
races wish to thank the public for the
handsome patronage. The gate receipts
totaled nearly six hundred dollars. The
boys who did the racing expect to make
this an annual event.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
Parcel Shower

The Misses ZilDl1a Nelson, Olga
SWenson and Alice Johnson enter
tanned at parcel shower in honor of
Miss Florence Olson of Svea on Thurs
day afternoon at the home of the lat
ter. The rooms were prettily deco
rated in yellow and white streamers
and cut flowers. A large basket dec
grated in yellow and white and fill
ed with numerous parcels was carried
in by Ards Johnson and Grace Sven
son dressed in white and yellow and
presented to Miss Olson. A delicious
luncheon was served at about 5 o. M.
to about SO guests.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
MUST EQUIP CARS
WITH DIFFUSING LENSES

Drivers of cars in and about the
city have quite generally disregarded
the ordinance which requires auto
lights to be dimmed. Running with
glaring lights endangers the safety of
others on the Streets The ordinance
Is plain in it's provisions, and all
should take warning, before they are
summoned into Court and assessed a
penalty.
o. ]. WESTGARD,
Chief of Police,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
WRIST WHILE
CRANKIkG FORD CAR

Miss Ruby Larson, a young lady
from Spicer, had the misfortune of
fracturing two bones in her right
wrist last Sunday forenoon while
cranking a Ford car. The injuries
were dressed by DR.. PFC. Dawson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11
Card Of Thanks

Card Of Thanks
We wish in this manner to express
our most heartfelt thanks to all those
who so kindly assisted during the ILL.,
ness and death of our beloved wife
and mother, for the beautiful floral
offerings and to those who rendered
the singing at the funeral.
Gilbert Dahl and family.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-11

We are employing an expert furn-
ace man with thirty-five years exper-
fence in heating for all kinds of build
ings, new or old. HogIund Hardware.
ADV. If.
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ter visit with Mrs Mujgerd's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. N. Boreen.
Miss Agnes Arneson returned to Min
nearolis Friday after couple Of weeks
visit at her home here. She is a nurse
ut the FairvieW Hospital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
CANADA PLANUESTE Sc.
LIMlTEZE EXPORTUL
HiRTIEI De TIPAR.

OTTAWA, 9 Iunie. = Dupa
informatiunile capatate ast2zi
din oficiul Ministrului de Fn.an-
tc al dominiunei, Sir, Henry
Drayton, guvernul a pregatit un
project de lege pc care il va de-
pune zilele accste in parliament
ca Sc rezerve 15 la suta din har-
tia de tipar produsa de fabri-
celc canadlene pentrll necesita>
{llc Canadci.
Cererea pentru rczervarca g
ceasta a VENT della Ascciatiunea
Ziarelor Canadicne, Lunia tre-
cuta. Sc crede ca legca va ii vO-
tata fara mare impOtrivire.
Asociatiunea ziarelor zice cd
ziarele canadiene mtrcouintcaza
cam della II La II ia suta din
hartia produsa in tara 81 cam
patruzeci de ziare slnt primejdu-
itc Sc inceteze aparit'a daca nn
Sc va vota legea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
EDWARDS LANSEAZA A.
pei CATRE POPOR.
CERE CA POPORUL Sc VO.
TEE ASUPRA LEGEI LUZ
VOLSTEAD.

SEA GLRT. N. j., 9 Iunie. -
Guvernorul Edward |. Edwards.
candidat democratic de preseditc
nominal la functia de prcsedinte,
a lansat All noapte declaratlu-
ne prin care cere respingerea le-
gel Volstead, indcmnind poporlll
sa pronunte judecata lui asupra
lcgei.
,,Curtea Sluprema declarat
Cd amendamentul al 1S-lea este
0 parte din constitute 81 legaa
Volstead este interpetarea lui
stabilita Gle lege,s zice declara-
tia. ,,Legea acea slpusa La a.
mendament din partea reprezen-
tantilor alcsi al poporului ca orr
ce lege Pc care eli au puterea
so faca.
.,Nu exista putere mai mare ca
acea eXprlmata Gle publlc prln va
tul sau. Ficcare candidat pentru
congress. fiecare stat 81 functlO
naf legislativ 81 char 81 candida
til pentru presedentie, vor Fl in.
trebati in Noembrie viitor sa de-
clare fara inconjur 81 echivoc pc
zitinnea lor aslpra interpetarl
cinstite 81 rezonabile a amenda
mentului constitutional i'll favoa
rea intrebuintarei viurilor usoa
re 81 a berei ca fiecare stat ST
determine lcgile ei cu limitari Ii
berale unei lcgi generate, fe
derala.
Eu apelez la referendumul fl
mad al poporului american"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
|TEMERE De MASSACRE.
|S'A RAPORTAT CA NOUA
AMERICANI AU FOST
UCISI IN SIBERIA.

LONDRA, 10 lunle. Zlarul
Evening Star" raporteaza ca G
tcmcre ca noua Americana, inclu-
'zind sotiile la trei ingincri ameri-
'cani 81 dol copii, poate all fost ma
sacrati de Bolsevistii Rusi la Nj
colaievak, Siberia.
Orasul a fost reocupat de curind
de Japonezi, dupa ce fost mai
|multe luni in miinile bolsevistilor
Ziarul spune ca cinci supusi eng
lezi iarasi sunt uciSi.
Numele Americanilor Sc da: Ge.
orge Dyer Gu Dina Dyer; G. Lee
Isl Dina Lee; j. Freeman 81 j
Heinle, Dina Heinle 81 dol copi
al lor.
Toti carl lipsesc au fost ample
iati la nina de aur Orsk Gold
Fields Go. 81 si-au adus 81 familiile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
ADMINIsTRATIA LUZ
WILSON.

Purtarea administratiei pc TIM
pul razboiului este criticata Cd
bnd ,.dc nescuzat fiindca nu $ !,
pregatit de razboiu la timp"
Admlnistratia va Fl acuzata cd ii
llpseste ,,prevedcrea, impuncrea
81 un plan inteligent' spre a ne
pune pc bazc normalc.
Partidul republican. Sc spuna.
va rezista la ori ce incercare de
a rasturna fundamental guverna
mlntului nostru ,.fie facuta iii
forma unei politice internationa-
le orr agitatie INTERNAL
Recoidul congrcsului republi
can - acl Sc enumcreaZa ccea &C
a facut acest congress = sc spunt
ca d lucrat sub amnintarea pre-
sedntelui de pune veto" p,
lucrarea lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
0 Partida pierduta.

Marca Britanie face inccrcari
mari ca sc marcasca cultivarca
bumbacului in India, America de
Sud in alte part unde condi-
tile clmatrce permit cultivarea
lm. Ministrul agricultural din
Londra declaras ca farmarii din
Uniunea Africeis de Sud au lasat
la parte mari regilmi de pamint
ca Sc piahteze ihabae: Din Anne
rica de Sud win stiri similare.
Statelc Unite sa Sc asteptc la o
concurenta mare Pc pietele de
bumbac straine, poate mai mare
ca inainte.
Accasta Stlrea trista pentru
cultivatorii din sud carl acum ci-
teva luni de zile all votat ca Sc
forteze ridlcarea pretului la bum
bac. Planul lor, dup cum fost
| facut la congreslM anual al aso-
ciatiei Americana, fost ca Sc
vinda direct, sa sc uncasca Ia
inmagazinare ell scopul de a face
pretuI sa sc rIdice, 81 in acet,t
scop au decis reduce terenuI
cultivabil, ca Sc nu fie un sur
plus de )bumbac pc plata. Stirea
poatc sd fie dcsgustatoare pen
tru acesti cultivatori de bumbac
pentru ca conditiiile recoltei de
acum sunt rele, raportul guvcr-
nului pune prodrlctia anului "a
cesta ca find mai mica ca in altc
sezoane.
| Daca producatorii nostri Sc
unesc ca Sc fortczc ridlcarea pre-
! tului dupa cum Si-au proplls, in
curind vor afla pietele straine
perdutc 81 vor priv cum mari
cantitati de bumbac vor fl i'm
portate de fabricile noastre. FL
au cultivat mai putin bumbac lii
acest an ca inainte 81 nu pot as
tcpta de cit 0 rccolta care lie a.
duce putin, char pc prct rIdi-
cat. Natura la batut in accasta
partida. Intcresul mare din ta-
! lie celelalte raferitor la creSte
rea bumbaculu 81 rccolta mica
din aceasta tara, ar trebui Cd
sa destepte pc cultivatorii anne.
'ricani 81 Sc vada nebunia de d
incerca ca Sc forteNe rIdicarea
preturilor la un nivel neresona
Phil prin combinatii 81 reduceres
j. terenului cultivabil. - Clevelano
: Plain Dealer.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
TRIMS SPECIAL MEXICAN

Mexico City, 10 Iunic. Sc
crede in cercurile politice ca numi-
rea lui Iglesias Caldcron ca TRIMS
special la Washington este primul
pas catrc recunoasterea guvernului
mexican de catre Statelc Unite.
Calderon este TN diplomat diba-
ciu 81 i s'a oferit postul de minis
ltru al afacerilor streine dar nu la
PRINT. S'a aflat din isvoare sigu-
Ere ca el va deveni ambassador mexi-
can fndata ce guvernul Statelor u
mite va recunoaste nonl regim din
Mexico.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
ECONOMIA NATIONALA.

Republican, declara Cd nu-
mai refuzului indaratnic al adj
ministratiei de a coopera GU Ell,
Sc datcreste marble cheltuieli din
l920-l921; programul spune ca
partldul republican Sc obliga la
20 ajustare 5ine pregatita' la
'reintoarcerea guvernamintului la
bazelc normale; ca vor face o
rigida economic, mai buna CO.
operare intre diferitele despair
taminte ale guvernului, 81 vor e.
limina (da afara) pc anploiatli
de care nu-i lipsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
Ca MINE VA BATE
CEASUL q.
= DIN RAZBOIU.

CiM ma deyteptat soldatuI in
noNptea aceea, undeva departe,
in tariile muntilor, Sc auzea, dil
ce in ce mai stins, ccva ca ulti-
melc vibratii ale unui ritm.
Pc prispa casutei unde cantc-
nam, acolo, pc culmea Catiasu-
lui, mise parea c'ascult un c1,l-
tee din acclea dulci care Sc ur-
zesc intre Wis 81 viata, 1ntre somn
81 trezle: asa Sc revarsa ecoul
ritmic, din zee i'll ce maj in sur
dina, al tropotului de cal.
Zburase de-a binele in noaptca
muntlor calaretul cind intele-
geam ca plecam la hotare, adeca
dincolo de ele. ;.
In citeva clipe cram gaia, Fl
rcste, GU duiosia parerilor de
rau dupa casuta Gu zorele 81 ba-
sllioc, dupa noptilc Gle .,rctrage-
re GU torte 81 felinare'' de Id
Montcoru la Pislari, dupa prinzl
rilc pastorale din codrii de fagi
81 dupa zilcle oind sufletul imi
era oglinda piraielor de munte...
Inca nu Sc lngina ziua Gu
noaptea. 81 cerul doarme. ;. ST
casutelc prididitc pc ponoare.
Doarme Magura sub diadema de
stele. Doar paraul treaz 81
spune in tremolc povestea lui
ST in toata imparatia linistii C
singura sole. Ea Sc intoarce &,
departc, din fund de codrii, ir
ritmul trapului de cal. In loct1
hogaselor pc unde a singerat dt
veacuri omul impreuna Gu tova
raSul sau de munca, sc asterne
acum soscaua W bincclvintatl
| pc care Sc avinta INSPIRE zori dc
ziua un trompet Gu sofia Bllnei
Vcstiri.
Numai ritmul accsta de fier $
piatra umplc cuprinsul. Si-si mi
na calea inainte trompetul ca I'll
arhanghcl zee scintciaza zigza
euri de lumina.
Aud asa dc clar, in mine il
sunni: Ca mini va bate ceasul''
I. Gr. Oprisan.
(nNcamul KOmincsc').
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
PENTRU ACRICULTORI.

IncuraJara pietelor cooperate
velor agricultorilor 81 regularea
acestora. Tn studiu mai deaproa-
pc a lipsurilor agricultorilor, .
ancheta 81 coordonarea transpor-
tului Gle usura distribuirea ali
mentelor de hrana 81 incurajarea
i'll comerciul GU eNportul pro-
duselor acestOra.
Sc sustinc ca bancile rrlrale sd
fie astfel administrate in cit sc
faca posibil ca toti agricultorii
sa-si alba pamintul lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
PROGRAMME P0[|T|C AL
REPUbL|CAN|L0R,

CHICAGO, 10 Iunie. = Schi-
tarea programului polite al par
tldului republican, dupa cum a
fost pregatit de un sub comitet
spre a Fl prczcntat comisiei pen
t"u rezolutli, a fost complcctat,
afara de punctul referitor la Lii
ga natiunilor 81 asupra relatii-
lor cu Mexico. Accasta schlt:.
cuprinde urmatoarele puncte: