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IsobeI Used Me to Gain Her Liberty.
well-it Is really wonderful. It is al.
most a complete description as well
as charming appellatiOl. adore It,"
II object to unnecessary freedom"
I said.
"But II helps to deceive jed"
Nothing deceives Jed. He was de-
ceived only for short while Then he
tried tn kill me. He apOlOgized after
warn for his mistake. He knows the
character of our engagement"
Just the same, he has rot bothered
mother since then as he did before"
'That Is because he Is a coward and
have him where can control him"
Mrs. Sidney did not understand her
daughter. That was not astonishing;
Isobel was young American woman;
Mrs. Sidney had Spanish traditions.
IsObel came naturally. through her
father, to u candor which never ceased
to amaze ENTHUSIASTICALLY dis
tress her mother. Isobel said what
she thought. Her frankness came
from honesty Of character. Her lovely
mother regarded life as something to
be managed by retlcence and denial.
Mrs. Sidney was esthetic and IL fact
were unesthetic, she denied 1t and put
It out of her consideration. 1t was, to
her, the only proper thing to do.
Isobel was clever tennis.player
and a poor one. She beat me three
or four sets every fine afternoon. She
liked to drive a car and ride horse.
! drove and rode with her.
When Isobel said for the first time
that she wanted TO take me for drive
| In the car, her mother made gesture
| OF dismay. Isobel stood before her and
| smiled.
"You know we are engaged, mother"
she said.
| thought OF the hen at the ponds
edge seeing her brood of ducklngs in
the water. Mrs. Sidney was not in a
panic and she did not fiutter but her
distress was acute. She knew the girl
had to develop and she knew that she
had to live In North, not South Amer
lea. But knowledge is not n complete
anodyne to pain.
Isobel took her mothers hand and
kissed 1t. and then her lips. She smiled
In such an honest, frank, perceptiye
fashion, know that smile can con.
tain all the human understanding In
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CHAPTER ",

I Jed came to me the next day in one
Of his candid moods.
II did shoot at you yesterday" he
said.
II know you did" I replied.
"And you're wondering why and
you're wondering IL I intend to do II
again"
~ don't wonder at anything you
do" said. "And you know that IL
you do II again, the evidence Is pre-
pared against you. think l am per-
fectly safe. l know you are q cow
ard"
mo, I'm not coward" he said, as
II he were stating fact and not max
Ing boast. ~ never do anything
without purpose, ald when have n
purpose. do II no matter what the
consequences may be. The reason l
wanted to shoot you was because you
were engaged to Isobel. l intend to
marry lsobel. Now know that you
are not going to marry Isobel. You
are just the foolish fence that her
mother thought she could build I'D
around Isobel and keep me from try
Ing to marry her. Isobel doesn't want
you. She is laughing at you. SO we
might as well be friends again."
"You preposterous old fool !" I said.
"YOu se1ile alcoholic! You are a vio-
tation of decency. You enfeebled, ex-
asperating old goat You would sicken
the moral conscience of mummy II
you ever associate your aspirations
with the name of Miss Sidney again,
I'll cut your throat with paper
knife"
Jed smiled and made me feel ridlcu-
tous.
~ am q more intelligent man than
Vou," he said. "YOu are too simple for
the complexities of life. You could not
possibly be sufficient for a girl Of Miss
Eidney's character. She would die of
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WAS TO BE MORE YELLING
Safe to Say That Fathers Prediction
Turned Out to Be Absolutely
Correct

The sweetly peaceful scene in the
little sitting room was suddenly dis
turbed by loud yell, and the honored
guest sprang wildly from the chair
Into which he had just sunk, while the
cahghter Of the house felt her face
grow pale.
She had had hopes from this visit.
Alas. poor girl, were they to be
blighted?
But father took the matter-and his
small son--firmly in hand. With a
graceful apology he removed the bent
pin from the chair and the aforesaid
small boy from the room.
now. look here, Charles" he said
sternly. In the back yard, "why did you
do it?"
Tit was an experiment, father 7"
faltered the laddie.
AN experiment! snorted father.
The only man who has visited your
poor sister for years, and you go and
drive Linn away"
"Well. dad" explained the boy.
"he advertises that he is a painless
dentist, an wanted to find out II 1t
vas true, an 1t wasn't. You should
have heard him yell I"
Yes was the fathers grim COM
ment "And some one else is going
to hear you yell now!"
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POETS WORD GOOD ENOUGH
Student Was Absolutely Satisfied
Without the Necessity Of See.
ing Any Proofs.

good story is going the rounds of
Princeton about Prof. Alfred NOyes,
the English poet.
Professor Noyes, It is we'll known.
likes very much to read his works
aloud to his friends. and at Princeton,
with so many young men under him.
he is'usually able to crafty this lik-
Ing to the full.
The other day Professor Noyes said
to a junior, who had called about an
examination:
wait moment. Don't go yet.
want to show you the proofs of my
new book of poems"
But the junior made for the door
frantically.
mo, no." he said. II don't need
proofs. Your word Is enough for me,
professor"
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ial, and 1t had baronial habits, but IL
brought no friends to the doors.
1t was nearly always with regard to
Isobel that the condition seemed I'M
natural. For an invalid like Mr.. Sid.
ney II was natural enough. Mrs. Sid
ney was wholly devoted to him; was
engaged In professional duties; and
for Jed and the servants I'm the house
It was natural to be content with what
they had of life or with the perform
ance Of duties for which they were
paid and which they might abandon
at will. But this was Isobel's life.
She was young. vibrant, beautiful. but
vistas opening Into human prospects
were closed to her. And she was en-
gagged to piece. Of professional dead
wood who happened to be the only
masculine thing available when her
mother was I'm great distress.
Later IsObel said that as woman
she knew Of course that loved her,
but this is evident fiction. She did
no such thing, and II would be an I'M
kindness to her to think so. What
was oiiiy NOuituy IL "tIt, US size
thought I was, an Indifferent, unfecl-
Ing man, would have been cruelty IL
It had been known that the position
was mOckery of denied hopes.
lsobel used me to gain her liberty.
She affected familiarities and called
me "John" derisively, or worse "dear"
or "Old dear" l protested, in more
pain than she could guess.
1--WE are engaged" she said. "What
should l call your"
"You might consider the fact that
we are not engaged" / suggested
"But we are. If we dol't act as If
we were, you'll not be any protection
against Jed. Don't you want me to
call you John?"
"Of course do" said. "It's per-
fectly straightforward, natural and
proper
'Then It's the dear and old dear
you object to, and I perfectly delight
In calling you old dear 1t Ats 80
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English Women In Wiz

One Of the best-knOwn women In
LOndon's newspaper world. returning
from Birmingham by train and en-
deavoring to make shorthand notes en-
route, was hopelessly interrupted by
man on the opposite seat who per-
sisted in shouting his political Opln-
ions to an acquaintance In the farthest
corner, says writer In the London
Evening News. At last he used
phrase containing the word damn"
and turned to apologize to the lady
for using such a word.
"Dont mention It," she replied.
sweetly. 81 have been mentally using
the word for the last hour"
And the newspapers Of the other
passengers rustled through the laugh
ter of their owners.
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Fox SQUIRRELS Nests.

In the South, instead Of living In
the hollow trees, the fox squirrels build
big nests in the tops Of the pine and
other trees, usually OF Spanish moss,
says the American Forestry Magazine.
In these they sleep, also carrying to
them the pine cones. In the hardwood
forests of the North, dry leaves take
the place Of the Spanish moss and
conspicuous nest Is built with an en-
trance hole at the side.
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monial as every statement I have
made is perfectly true. Mrs. ]. O.
ELMQuIsT, 2424 s. goth Street, Omaha.
Nebraska.
Women who suffer from those dis.
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
be convinced by the many genuine and
truthful testimonials we are constantly
publishing in the newspapers of the
ability Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to restore their health.
To know whether Lydia E. Pinkham 8
Vegetable Compound will help you, try
1t! For advice write to Lydia <. Pink
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Mass. Your letter will be opened, read
and answered by a woman, and held in
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"JoHNl"

Synopsis. - DIR. John Nicholson.
Just beginning his career, becomes
resident physician and companion
of Homer Sidney at Hartley house.
Mr.. Sidney Is an American. a semi
invalid, old and rich and very de-
slrous to live. Mrs. Sidney Is a
Spanish woman, dignifled and reti-
cent. Jed, the butler, acts like "A
privileged member OF the family.
Hartley house IL a fine old isolated
country place, with "A murder story,
"A haunted pool" and many watch
dogs. and an atmosphere OF mys-
terry. The haunted pool Is where
Richard Dobson, son OF former
owner OF Hartley house. had killed
his brother, Arthur Dobson. Jed
begins operations by locking the
doctor In his room the very first
night. Doctor John fixes his door
80 he can't be locked In. He meets
Isobel. daughter of the house and
falls In love at first sight. In the
night he finds the butler drunk and
holding Mrs. Sidney by the wrist.
He interferes. Mrs. Sidney ex-
plains. John buys n revolver. John
overhears Jed telling Mrs. Sidney
he will have his way. In reply she
says she will not hesitate TO kill
him. Mrs. Sidney asks John to
consent to the announcement OF
his engagement to Isobel. The
young people consent to the make
believe announcement. Jed tries to
kill John.
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Mr.. Sidney visits the peni-
Tertiary.
GRO BE CONTINUEDJ
Flat Feet.

Symptoms of fiat foot are pain
along the instep or even In the calves
of the legs, knees. thighs. hips or
back. often mistaken for rheumatism
or other troubles. The person stands
with feet well apart and toes turned
outward. The ankle bends inward and
the weight falls on the inner line OF
the foot so that the entire sole rests
flat on the ground
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twenty years for fe-
male troubles and it
has helped me very
much. / have also
used Lydia E. Pink
hams S a native
Wash with good re.
suits. l always have
a bottle of Vegetable
Compound in t h 9
house as it is a good
remedy in time of
need. Y gu an
publish my testi-
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Height Of Something or Othe-.
Our idea Of the height of something
or other Is compound cOrnfed girl
damned into tin bathtub that is at
tached to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thomas Cat.
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A Clean Sweep.

Vacationist-You say the city takes
everything you raise. Farmer-Yes!
And that includes the help we raise.
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Improbable CombinaI

Improbable Combination.
Howell-Is your new hired man sat
isfactOry?
POWELL should say not. He Is one
Of the heavy eaters and light workers.
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Every boy knows several men whom
he intends to whip when he grows I'D.
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DEPENDED UPON
IT 20 YEARS
Lydia e. Pinkhan's Vege.
table Compound Has Been
This Woman's Safeguard
All That Time.

Omaha, Neb:- 81 have used Lydia E.
Pinkham 8 e9etable Compound forever
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A Clue.

A Clue.
"You said the suspected moon
sinners gave you clue by singing.
What was the sOng?"
"'Oft In the Silly Night"
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ADRESA SOC1ETAVII ESTE
eocietatea .,Lumin2 Poporuln
Romln" 332 West Perl Stree
Indianapolis, Indiana. (26
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s E N A T U L
SEDINTA DIN 26 IANUARIE.

Sedinta sc deschide la orele )
81 jumatate sub presedintia d-lui
PAUL BUJOR, dc fata find 81
ministrul scoalelor d. |. Borcea.
D. PAUL BUJOR citeste o te-
legrama de felicitare pariamen-
tului italian, la care d. Bujor e
autorizat do Senat sa raiapunda.
D-sa citeste apoi telegrama de
raspuns.
D. G. PENESCU intreaba gu
vernul care au fost cauzele pen
. tru care archiepiscopul Nicodim
s'a dimis 81 &c masuri luat pen
tru asigurarea bisericei romlneSt:
peste Prut.
D. ministru al cultelor |. BOR-
,CEA, raspunde ca 'delnisia archie
p:scopului Nicodim c un act per-
sonal, pornit din propria sa vo-
/ inta 81 ca fost rugat sa revie
asupra hotarirei luatc, fara insa,
ca p. S. S. sa sc 1nvoiasca, adao-
gind motive de sanatate la de-
misie. D-sa adaoga Ca a incercat
o cercetarc intre membrii cleru-
lui de peste Prut pentru a Sc con-
yinge daca n 'au fost poate 81 alta
motive earl sc Sopteau carl au in
deannat la demisie pc archiepis-
copul .Nicodim 81 s'a convins ca
adevarul G departe de aceste yer.
stunt tendentioase.
| DC. B. PENESCU raspunde
ca dennisia archiepiscopului Nico'
dim rezultatul unei intrigi, pu
sa la Gale de preotimea ruso-fild
din Basarabia.
D-sa cere Ca guvernul actua
sd nu continue ,,vechile sistemt
ale partidelor politice" afurisits
! de nouile particle.
D. ministru |. BORCEA asigu
J ra Senatul ca numai motivele .dt
sanatate 81 de oboseala personala
de care a vorbit d4sa i'll raspuns
sunt cauzele demisiei p. S. S. Nj
coaim. Greutati de sigur ca a.
fost 81 a trdbuit sa le 'biruie ba
trinul pastor sufletesc. Daca al
fost 81 daca mai stunt murmure i
rindul clerului Ibasarabean, aces
tea Sc datoresc plnei nemultumir
firesti, dar vremelnice, a clerulr
care ayea. iiiainte oasituatie maj !
!, riala paai buna. Clrnuirea actpa
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D. IORGA: M sunt tinut 81
va ascult, pentru ca nu v'ati in
scris ca sd vorbiti.
D. CONST. GEORGESCU, ce-
re 0 cxtinderc mai larga a am
nestiei. Stunt 0 serie de procese
de infima importanta inaintea
Curtii martiale, carl ar putea fl
supuse amnestiei.
IN idoua comunlcare arata ca
comisiunile interimare stunt in i'm
posibilitatc de a-si exercita atri-
butiunile, nefiind alesi de ceta-
teni, ci numiti sde guvern. D-sa
ccre graIbirca lucrarilor proieu-
tllui de lege pentru modificarea
legii electorate comunalc.
d. ministru POP cere ingadu-
inta Camerei, pima Sc vor institui
listele complecte de eel carl cl'
adevarat bine sd Sc bucure de
dreptul de amnestie.
d. ministru LUPU raspunde
cclci dc-a doua parti din comu.
nicarea d-lui Georgcscu.
Urmeaza alte comunicari din
partea domnilor: l. Florian, n
Balanescu, A. Stoianovici, diaco-
,nul Dobrescu-Ulmu, Gh. l. Di.
mitriu $. a.
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DRONICESCU mtreaba daca or
fanii 81 vaduvelc Sc bucura Dc d.
cclas aj'itor ca 81 eel de dincoace
de munti.
VOCl: Fircste.
y. ANDRONICESCU: Atan:l
as ruga guvernul sd ia masuri Sd
pr.measca ajutorul in lei, caci II,
cele 10 coroane Pc care lie prl-
.mesc All, nu ajunge la nici IN
folos.
Sc valideaza alegerea d-lor y
lex. Poor din judetul Satmar $
Valeriu Branistc din circumscrip
tia Marghita din judetul Bujof
y. TACHE POLICRAT dcaun-
ia guvernului cazul sub-in,pe.7o.
rului de la C. +. r. Ariccscu C-ti
care in dispretul calatorilor 81 a
parlamentari!or. calatoria intr IN
wagon special de cl. | incalz:t cr
dou sobe.
= Dol senatori adauga 81 altf
abuzuri similare intfmplate Ia
Piatra- -Neamt 81 in Ardeal.
d. PAUL BUJOR asigura Sc
natul ca va adresa directiei c. +
Il. un energic protest III aecasti
privinta.
D. DIR. G. SUMULEANU add
&c laude dircctiei regionale dc |;
Iasi pcntru felul Gu totul mu.ta
mitor Gu care a servit pc parla
mcntari la intoarcerea la Ba
resti.
d. PAUL BUJOR anunta ho'a
rirea luata de consiliul de minis
trii. Ca 81 Senatul sa aleaga nume
delegate de 10-2O de senator
care sal rcprczeintc la sarbari''
de la Cluj, intru cit greutatile d.
transport sunt nesfIrSite 81 de H.
invins pentru, un numar mai ma
re.
Scnatul incuviinteaza 81 in sc
dinta dc All va alege citiva re
prczentanti.
Sc ridica sedinta la orcle 5 d
a. 81 Sc anunta viitoarea pc All |;
- d. a. precis, intru cit SENATOR!
urmcaza la orcle 4 d. a. 81
mearga la societatea orfanilor, I'll
de sa asiste la congress.
(,,Dacia" !.
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1920, convoaca pc toti fratii
membrii al acestei societati lua
parte la adunarea generala de
3 luni, in localul d-lui Klehnen
Naum din 1921 So. Main Street,
Lima. Ohio. La aceasta adunare
Intre aHe puncte importante La
ordinea zilei va Fl 81 darea de sea
ma pc 3 luni trecute 81 mlllte alte
chestii.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
III a. m.
Fratii membrii al societatii
noastre aflatori in alte oraSe,
sunt rugati staruitor lua in
considerare, caci i'll adunarea trc-
cuta $ a modificat (ridicat) Gotta
llnara din cauza Tnfluentei Spa
Mole 81 Pneumonia care 'blntuic
in acestc locuri. Prin necesitatca
membrilor S a ridicat Gotta de la
| $1.o0 pc luna la $175, pc perio-
dul cit Va dura aceasta primej.
die. Ne lasind sd Sc micsoreze
| fondul Societatii noastre, find
foarte tlnara. Tot odata acei
membrii earl sunt in restanta
Gu 40 de zlle, sd alba in vedere
ce scrie statutul, art. V, pag 56
81 art. VI. In timpul prezent va
fl exclus din societate acel mem
bru care nu Isl va plati pima la
45 zlle. Membrii noui nu Sc mai
primesc prin conformitatea Uni
unii S. r. A. Acel ce a volt sd
fie in organizatiune, timp fost,
acuma este impossible.
Doei iubiti frati meanbrii al
societatii noastre ,.Octavian Go
ga luati la cunoStintd cele mai
sus zise.
In numele societati ,,Octavian
Goga'' din Lima, Ohio:
George Aldea, secretar protocol
lar 81 financlar.
(4o-4e)
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SERIOZITATEA. SOCIALIST.
LOR STRAINI.

Comisiunca socialista internatio-
nala compusa din Henderson, LON
guet Huysmaus, Renaudel 81 Ram
s'ay Macdonald intrunita la Lon
Idra spre a amina congresul interna-
tional, pentru data de 81 Iulie In
sarcinat co4nisiune compusa din
Mistral, Wibaut, Henderson 81
Huysmaus sa faca ancheta a 81
tuatiei din Germania 81 alta CO.
misiunc sd mearga in Polonia 81 Ru
sia spre studia socializarea pc ca
le parlamentara 81 pc Gale sovietica.
Gu toate mijloacele de informa-
tie Gu multi mai Bogate la ei de cit la
moi totusi nu All curajul lui Mosco-
|vici ct. comp sa proclame Gu tarie
- daca nu cu convingerc supe-
rioritatea sovietelor.
Ca oameni GU raspundere mora
Ii, studiaza Gil minntiozitate. stiin-
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tifica problemele sociale 81 procedea
Ia ell cea mai mare prudenta catrc
transformarea sociala a lumci.
In accst scop au crezut ca este
bine sd vada la fata locului ce este
rcalitate din mutt trlmbitata socia-
lizare sovictica dupa care patimesc
asa dc mutt vinturatorii de fraze
goale 81 semanatorii de anarhie din
BucureSti. Ca vor avea mare de
Ziluzie ca totul nu Sc poate susti-
ne dc cit prin teroare 81 crima, 81 ca
totul sc va spulbera la primul mo-
ment de liniStc cind relatiunele in
ternationalc vor ii rcluate 81 libcr-
tatca de glndire 81 actiunc politics
va Fl garantata, de aceasta sintem
|siguri.
De aceea Antanta face rau ca nu
rcda liniSte Rusici prin recunoaSte-
rca republicei societice.
Odata Gu acesta liniste va inceta
| 81 ,,Experienta Sociala' lui LIE
min, care, inceputa prin violenta 81
crima nu s'ar putca sustine prin IL
nistc 81 ordine.
Poatc ca studiilc cOmlsilnci de
mai sus va aducc lumina, nu pcntru
Moscovici, care site bine ce vrea. eli
pentru acel factori care pot contri-
bui in mod eticace la linistea ONE
nirei.
(,,Sfatul Tariis
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-. 49, . AJ~SeS ~ ~~N~A ~ N"N- SAS~A
are incredere in ell.
D. VLADIMIR ATHANASO.
NICI roaga Senatul sd inputer-
niceasca d-lui Paul Deschancl o
telegrama de felicitare pentru Ria
rea cinste daruita de Franta prin
alegerea sa ca presedinte al re-
publicei 81 roaga pc d. Bujor Sd
cuprin1a in, telegrama asigurarea
de fratie a natiunei noastre fata
de Franta 81. sa Sc apeleze la cl
mentarea legaturilor latinitatei
din Apus 81 Rasarit in interesul
obstcsc
Senatul aproaba 81 d. Bujor f.
gaduieste sd supuna aprobarei
Senatului teNtul telegramei.
y. GRAIL LAMBRU cere o
rectificare a desbaterilor Senatu-
Jul Gu privire la ultima sedinta
dinaintea vacantelor, in care s'ar
ii trecut ell prea putin grije hota-
rirea Senatului pentru cumpara-
rea 81 transformarea easel parln
testi a lui Ion Creanga i'll museu.
MITROPOLITUL MOLDONE!
regreta ca d. G-fal Lambru Isl
exprima asa usor neincrederea in
institutiile de binefacere creiate,
pentru ocrotirea sfiintelor nefcriei
tc 81 nenorocite de razboiu, find
ca aceste institutii sunt conduse
de persoane dinsipatura conduca-
toare care ar fl mai presus de eri
! ce banuiala prin situatia ce o au
F, i'll societate.
PARINTELE PROF. DIR. COT
! LARCIUC Sc asociaza la .raspun-
punsul rostit de mitropolitul Mol
dovci 81 aminteste senatorllor "a
problema ocrotirei orfanilor de
mare insemnatate din cauza M
marului excesiy al orfanilor 81 il
roaga sd ia parte. la aceasta opr-
ra atit de ad1nc Icrestineasca
D-sa anmta noui danii din par
tea unor senatori tarani, dintre
care una taranului 'bucovinean
Andronicescu de 5000 de coroa-
ne.
D. DIR. G. SUMULEANU roa-
ga Senatul sd incuviinteze, -
lupa uncle lamuriri date Gu pr;-
wire la administrarca fondurilor
adunate de societatea Ion Cream
| ga'', - ca dlurna pc ri cedata
| de scnatori pentru muzcul Cream
! GA, sa fie trimeasa jumatatc :,-
mitetului, din ,Iasi pentru ingri-
4 Urea bojdencei lui Creanga din
! Iasi 81 jumatate celui din Humu-
lcsti. care are in 'grije casa pa
rinteasca 81 petecul de mosie st-i
moseasca ale lui Creanga. (St
!, aproaba).
j D. Gil. LAMBRU spune ca NJ
!. S a gindit nici 0 elipa sa atace.
san sa banuiasca 'buna crddinta a
conducatorilor societatii de bine.
/ faIcere. dar ca incercat conduca.
tor de caste 81 mai ales ca GU
noscator al obneiurllor nu Sc i'm
paca cu daniile necontrolatc "a
intrebuintare 81 staruie pentru
mai mare grlje pentru inyalizi.
/, TARANuL ,BUCOVINEAN Al.
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CONTRA GREVELOR.

d. POMPILlU IOANITESCU
semnalnd frecyenta grevelor 81
usurinta GU care ele Sc declara,
intreaba guvernul daca nu crelo
ca e necesar sd vie Gu un project
de lcge de prevedere sociala pen
tru reglementarea munIcii 81 inla-
turarea grevelor prin masuri pre-
ventive.
(Sedinta urmeaza.
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sA VIE fMPROPRIETARIREK'

d. CRETU aduce inaintea par
lamenului dorinta vie taranimei
de li-se imparti mai repede pa
mintul. D1sa declara, ca daca ia
ranii nu vor fl fmproprietariti pi-
ma in primaNara, recolta va ii
compromise pc anul viitor.
in a doua comunicare cere I'M
bunatatirca soartei functionari-
lor comunelor rurale.
d. ministru POP raspumde ca
de indata zee sc va insanat0Si 1.
ministru de domenii, va prezenta
Parlamentului proiectul reformei
agrare.
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formarea Bancei generate opera
ia de secfestrul acesei institute 81
daca acest lucru are aprobarea
ministerului de finante.