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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
GRANGEvILLE BANK FAILS

GfangeV1lle, Nov. 29.-(Special to
the Tribune) The doors OF the
Grangeville Savings and Trust COM
pany, which was founded here about
2 years ago, We're closed today and
the bank Is now in the hands of
the state department Of commerce
and industry. f. V. Beck. deputy
in the department. is now here, and
Commissioner J. c. Fralick is now
on his way here from Boise.
The bank is considered solvent
and confidence is held it will be
able to liquidate its obligations. but
due to good but slow loans realiza-
tion on the bank paper could not
be made under existing financial
conditions. The deposits are only
s12O.000.
The bank organization compris-
es well-known citizens and the in
stitution was known as the farmers
bank. The president of the bank is
Henry Telcher. present county audi
tor; R. r. Russell. cashier; Herman
Won Bargen. c. b. Knorr, R. H.
Russell. Henry Telcner and J. A.
Bradbury. directors
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
Offenders at Elk
River Arrested
THREE BOUND OVER FOR DIS
TRICT COURT-TWO ARE
FTNED-ONE RELEASED

F e. Smith, prosecuting attorney
ana SheflH r. w. Garrison, in re-
sponse to numerous and frequent
complaints from Elk River, went to
that place week ago and succeeded
IN bringing to justice a number of
oHenders against the law. It was
complained that the Wilson Hotel
was harboring prostitutes and was
engaged in bootlegging A raid on
the hotel. led by sheriff Garrison.
who was assisted by Gus Schimmel
acting as deputy sheriff in the alb
sence of B. ]. Wagner. the regular
deputy, resulted in the arrest of
Pete Daris and Jim Quist. Greeks.
proprietors of the hotel, and Mrs.
Danica Sanivaca and Babe Blair.
who were quartered in the hotel.
Hearings were held before iudea
Morris, Justice of the Peace at Elt1
River on Saturday, November 2Oth
Daris and Quist We're charged with
having intoxicating liquor in their
possession and with operating a.
house of ill fame. On the first
charge they were bound over to the
district court and placed under
$1,000 bonds each. On the latter
charge they plead guilty and were
placed under $4,000 bonds each to
appear before the district court for
hearing and judgment. Daris furn-
ish the required bond, but Quist be-
ing unable to do 50, was brought
to Orofino and is in Jail pending the
sitting of the court.
Mrs. Danica Sanivaca was also
charged with bootlegging. Upon
her arrest by sheriff Garrison she
was endeavoring to conceal a quart
of whiskey in a quilt She was ar
rested in room in the rear of the
hotel Judge Morris released her
on her own recognizance to appear
before the district court to answer
the charge. Because Of her husband
Just having been sent to the hospi-
tai with an injured limb, and hav-
ing two little children to support.
the authorities deemed IT advisable
not to lodge her in Jail to await
hearing.
Babe Blair was charged with be-
ing common prostitute and was
arrested in the Wilson hotel also.
She plead guilty to the charge and
was lodged in the Elk River Jail.
where she spent one hour 1t was
decided later to release her with the
understanding she would leave the
state and not return.
NJ. M. Hughley and Carl Johnson
were arrested at st. Maries by dep
uty sheriff Pat Malone. and brought
to Elk River or trail on the charge
Of burglary committed at the Park
er place near Neva. The evidence
disclosed the fact that the house.
from which the men took some dish
es. had presumably been abandoned.
in view of which fact the charge of
burglary was dropped and one of
petit larceny substituted. They
plead guilty to this charge and were
each fined SIS and costs.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
WAR VETERAN BURIED HERE

JoHn Cleveland Holt died at the
nome of his brother Irven Holt of
Troy. Montana, on Sunday, Novem-
Der 2Sth from tuberculosis, He was
a son of Mrs. Celia Holt, who re-
SIDES about two miles below Orofino
on the south side of the Clearwater
river, and was born in Idaho coun,
ty on October 10th, 1888 He was
32 years old and was raised here
as his parents moved to Orofino
shortly after his birth and have re-
sided here since. John Holt con-
tracted tuberculosis while in the
United States Marine service in
Germany and was i'll with that dis
ease for more than year. He
served with the navy two years and
in the marines six years. aud had
lived with his brother in Montana
since.
The body was shipped to Orofino
Monday afternoon for burial. Fun
eral services were conducted from
the Methodist church, Wednesday
at 1:30, ]. A. Hoffman, pastor, con-
Quoting the services. Burial took
place in the Orofino cemetery. The
deceased is survived by his mother,
two sisters in Spokane, sister at
Troy, Montana, and a brother at
that place.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
TO START COMMUNITY SING

Prof. Richmond and Miss Sayles
are planning to give a series of pub
lie concerts during the winter in the
assembly room of the high school.
The first meeting of the kind will
be held during the holidays, when
an old-fashioned community sing
Will be held. Arrangements are now
in progress for weekly rehearsals at
the high school. to which all sing
ers are invited. There Is plenty Of
local talent to make these affairs
interesting. All that is needed Is co
operation. The first rehearsal will
be held on "Wednesday next week.
The day had not been decided upon
when we went to press. The pro
grams will consist of songs partici-
pated in by the audience and there
will also be special vocal and in
strumental numbers.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
Reflect
Wheat Slump
only TEN PER CENT OF 50 900
BUSHEL CROP IS SOLD-BANK
DEPOSITS LESS THAN IN 1919

The effect of the slump in the
price of wheat is reflected in the
Statements of the Bank of Orofino
and the Fidelity State Bank. the
Statements being issued at the close
|of business on November 18th. 1920
fThe deposits OF the two banks at
THAT date were S5S6,93429. On
November 18th, 1919, the total de-
posits of the two local banks were
|s88S,727.87, the deposits for this
Fyear being 01.793.5S less than at
/ this time last year. The cause for
4 this decrease is given by the banks
I to be partially due to the fact that
the farmers are holding their wheat.
investigation OF the wheat situa-
|tion in Clearwater county shows
that the total amount received from
Clearwater and Nezperce county
farmers, or those served by the Oro-
fno Rochdale Co., according to the
estimates of Joe Michaels. manager.
for 1920. is $4,000 bushels. It is
estimated that 80 per cent of the
crop has been delivered to the ware
house and Of this amount only 10
per cent has been sold OF the
amount sold five per cent was sold
before the slump in wheat prices
and the other five pei cent was sold
after the price had gone down to
some extent.
Thee failure to sell their wheat Is
attributed to number of causes, the
chief one being the belief on the
part of the farmer that wheat would
go up to around $500 pr bushel
Others, belonging to the Wheat
Growers Association mad contracted
their crop to the association and
could not sell it themselves. A
very small portion of the crop. due
10 bad weather conditions. was not
threshed in time, or could not be
delivered to the warehouse in time
10 be sold when high price pre-
vailed earlier in the season.
! Tuesday of this week wheat was
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
IMPROVES PHONE SERVICE

For the past three weeks Samson
Snyder. proprietor of the Clearwat-
er Telephone Lines, has had crew
of men at work on the telephone
lines in Glenwood. Besides gener-
ally overhauling the lines, a half a
mile of poles were replaced and a
second cross-arm placed on all poles
from the Christian church to the
electric light plant. The new cir
cults will be placed on this line to
relieve the ever increasing load on
the line to Eureka Ridge. In the
early part of November Mr.. Snyder
replaced five and one-half miles Of
poles just north of Nezperce on the
Orofino- Nezperce toll line. The new
poles are thirty-foot cedar. The
work has a neat and substantial ap-
pearance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
Bullock & Holm
berg Sell Out
OPPLIGER BROTHERS BUY FIRM
WILL TAKE POSSESSION ON
THE FIRST OF YEAR

j. G.. Bullock and o. H. Holm.
bereg. proprietors of the Bullock
and Holmberg store on johnson ave-
nue.. have sold their stock of gro
cries and meats to f. +. and w. F.
Oppliger. who will take possession
OF the store on the first of the
year. The transaction was made
about the first OF September but
mas been kept more or less of a Sc
cret until now. Bullock and Holm.
Dere opened the store year ago
last July and have experienced a
good patronage during that time.
lhey announce they Will remain in
Orofino for some time but will later
go to Montana to look after some
land Interests there. However, they
do not contemplate moving to that
state. They have been In the mer-
chandise and grocery business In
Orofino off and on for about thir.
teen years and express their appre.
ciation to the public for the whole
hearted support 1t has given them
in their business enterprises.
II. F. Oppliger and w. r. Oppliger
are brothers, the former having re-
sided in and around Orofino for
more than fifteen years. He has
been in the employ of Bullock and
Holmberg in their meat department.
ever since the store was started.
His brother. w. r. Oppliger came
here several months ago from Cali
fornia. where he was in the grocery
business for three and one-half
years. He has followed the butcher
ing business all of his life and an
nounces that the store under their
management will buy and butcher
and cure their meats here. w. F.
Oppliger purchased the S. H. Gay
man place of 55 acres in Glenwood
in September and will build
slaughter house and feed yard on it
in the spring where they will
butcher and cure their meats. In
October he also purchased the Lew
Boehl residence in Glenwood and
will soon move his family here.
where they will make their resi-
dence. They also announce they
will sell nothing but first class
meats and groceries and will main
tain the best of service. 1.-The best
for the money" they state will be
their business motto.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03

quoted at Orofino at $1.16 for Mar
Gus and s1.1S for Blue Stem For
ty-fold. etc. The lowest price quot
cd here during the season was s1.15
Whlle the highest was 1855 at the
first of the season. At the latter
price the wheat here would have
orouSht the farmers s117.5OO. At
3I.l6 the same wheat is worth but
SoS,oo0, the farmers. according to
the present market having suffered
loss of $59,500 on the crop. On
account of the wheat being held
the two local banks are loaned to
the limit and money cannot be Sc
cured oD the best >of security. while
collections are difficult.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
DRIVE is SUCCESS

Despite the depressing financial
condition now prevailing. Rev. J. A.
Hoffman, reports that the drive for
the Deaconess hospital has resulted
IN the sale of seven one hundred
uoliar memorial tablets. Contribu-
uohs OF small sums are still being
received Some people have hand
ed IN contributions voluntarily. The
Orofno church will exceed its quota.
The bulk of the money raised is
coming from business and profess
sional men who are not members of
the Methodist church, but who are
deeply interested in the work done
by the hospital, particularly In the
orthopedic department, which makes
speciality of Strengthening up de-
formed limbs in children.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Samson Snyder celebrated
her birthday anniversary on Thanks
giving day, having all her children
and their families present Out of
town guests were Mr.and Mrs. I. R.
Morrison, of Kendrick. and Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ Perkins. of Weippe.
Mrs. Snyder says Thanksgiving falls
on November 25th once in every
eleven years. having celebrated her
birthday on FIVE different Thanks
giyings
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
DOLLS SYMPOSIUM

On Tuesday. December 4 at 7:30.
at the high school auditorium, the
children of the primary bailiias
viii give little play called the
Dolls Symposium The admis-
sion is to be 35 and 25 cents The
proceeds to buy phonograph for
the primary grades.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-12-03
FALLS AND BREAKS ARM

The -year-old daughter of
Jack Clark, of Orofino, sustained
broken arm Monday morning when
she fell from a board walk on her
way to school The bone was brok-
en- between the wrist and elbow.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
CHESTlA MENlEl Sc
VA PUNE All Ia vOT,

WASHINGTON, 81 Maiu. - Gu
consimtammtul unanim senatul Il
decis ca milne la 4 p. m. sd Sc
puma la vot rezolutia comitetului
senatorial prin care sc rcfuza Il
Sc da prescdintclui autoritatea
Ge a primi mandatul asupra Ar.
mcEiei.
Prrn o intclegerc. propusa de
frm'as'l republican,, senatul Sc
va mtruni Ell dOua ore mai Gu
rlnd ca de obneiu, 81 la nici un
senator nu i-sc va permite dc a
rorbi maj multi ca 40 minute.
Senatorul Reed, a deschis des-
batcrlle asupra mandatului Ar
mcniei, atacind acest mamdat. f.
a spus ca aceasta propunere este
prima aplicatie a principiului
Ligei Natiunilor.
,,Prin accst mandat, spune sc-
natorul Reed. lie vom obliga Il
trlmite trupe spre a proteja o
mica sectie dc pc supSafata pa
mintului. Insa Liga Natiunilor
ne va obliga cd sd trimitcm trupe
pestc tot locul 81 sa aparam inte-
gritatea natiunilor din intreagd
lumc.''
Presupunerea cd acest mandat
Obliga intrebuintarca de forte
milltare a fost negata de sena-
torul Walsh, spunind ca cuvintc-
lc: .,sfaturi administrative" au
fost intrcbuintate ,ca sc descrie
natura mandatului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
NE|NTELEGERILE IN CHES-
T|UNEA DEPORTAR|LOR.
Palmer auza pc Post ca pTotejcaza pc RADICAL.

de acest fel in Buffalo 81 Los An
geles.
Palmer dcsmintit acuza ca ar
Il cerut cautiuni excessive in ca
zurilc de deportarc aratind ga
mai multi dintre aceStia au fugit
dc sub cautiuni 81 sc afla acum in
libertate. Ell denunta pc Post pen
tru libcrarea lui Ludwig A. X.
Martens, lasIndu-l in scama al-
vocatului accstuia, suStinmd el
pentru interesul guvcrnului accst
ambassador sovictist'' ar trebni
Sc depuna cautiunc.
Martens este binc echipat CT
fonduri 81 pietrii pretloase, spu-
ne Palmer.
Ministrul justitici dat la lu-
NINA faptul ca un agent lui
Martens, Ferdinand Paterson. u
rcuSlt ca Sd cIstigc incredcrea
dcspartamintului de justitie 81
sal la ca agent al guvernului,
scrvlnd IN aceasta capacitate trei
luni de zile, pima cind identita-
tea lui fost descoperita Rapoar-
telc lui Peterson erau cetite in
intregime de secretara lui Mar
tens.
Acuzele Ligei pentru un ga
vern popular cd Louis G. Fraina,
care d fost. un organizator, ar ii
fOst in scrviciul ministrului dc
lnstitie. a fost desmintitt de Pal
mer care spune ca guvcrnm dore.
ste pune nina Pc acest ON.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
Barbarii|e mag
hiare din Cenad.
= POPULATIA ROMiNA in
GROZITA, Sc REFUGIA-
"a IN ROMiNIA.

,,Universuf' S "a ocupat eel dim
thu de barbariile savirsite de UNI
guri in comunele rominesti din APP
ropierea liniei Clcmenccau 81 carl
au ramas pc tcritorul ungar.
,,Rominul" din Arad povcstestc
urmatoarele orori savirsite de un-
guri in Ccnad:
,,Femeile Persida Moiscias, E.
caterina Crisan 81 Elena Socu, inn
prcuna Gu mica eli copila Boiana,
ne-au povcstit Gu lacrimi in ochi.
ca dupa ce au fost batute 81 anne
nlntate GU spinzuratoarea in noap-
tea de Simbata spre Dumineca, 81
all parasit vctrele 81 all trecut gra-
nita, dc groaza sd nu fic executatc.
lntreaga populate romineasca a
satului este supusa la cclc mai te-
ribilc chinuri, batai 81 batjocuri,
pcntru motivul ca au simpatizat
ell armata romina 81 Cd la retrage-
rea aceleia nu au parasit teritorul
tarii ungurcsti, invinuindu-i ca a.
ceasta au ,,comis-o'' Gu intentia de
a face pc seama rominilor serviciul
Gle spionaj. Barbatii - ne rclatea-
"a cele trei femei an fost escor-
tati din sat 81 dust, nu Sc site unde.
In urma cumplitelor batai, ce Ii
s'au aplicat la cap, cele trei fcmei,
si-au pierdut total auzul. Copilita
Boiana, abba de 8 ami, fost lovi-
Ia 81 ca GU pumnii.
Refugiatele accstea an sosit in
localitate numai cu ceea-ce aveau
pc. ele, fara parale 81 fara alimen-
te.
Suntem informant ca prefecture
judetul,li, pus la dispozitia refu-
giatclor un ajutor momentum 81 a
luat dispozitic ca sd fic incuartira-
te in Nadlac.
Cazurile de acest fel Sc repeta
zilnic, populatia romina ramasa
sub stapinirea ungureasca Isl bles-
tema zilele 81 abba asteapta ocazia,
50 Sc refugiexe dincoace de from
|tier6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
ATlTUDINEA LUI HUER-,,
IA IN LUPTELE POLITlCEI
MENICO CITY. 81 Maiu.

MEXICO CITY, 81 Maiu. =
Presedintele provizor al rcpubii-
eel Mexico ROdolfo De La Huer-
ia, in prima lui vorbire, de cind
Il fost ales prcsedinte provizor,
81 in ajmul inaugurarii lui, IL
dorit ca Sc anuntc publicului a.
titudinea lui in luptelc electorate.
pentru scamul presedintial din
aceia republica. Ell a spus:
Tot candidatii la postari pu-
blice 81 toate partidelc sc vor
bucura de garanta stabilita dc
lcgi. Doresc la fel ca sc mformcz
natiunea ca dupa &C ma voiu IL
sua Gle greutatile postului &C o.
cup, voiu lucra GU enthusiasm la
imbunatatirea proletariatului. ii
in acelasi timp voiu da aiutor la
toti oameini mtreprinzatori' de a
eNploata resursele naturale ale
trii noastre 81 la desvoltarea tu-
turor industriilor din tara.
,,Acelasi spirit dc conciliare
care a inspirat revolutia Va servi
ca un model la descarcarea dato.
riflor mele Me presedinte provi
zional.
nDm punct de vcderc interna-
tional, woiu intari rclatiile Me-
xicane comerciale 81 diplomatice
GU toate natiunile lumii, confor-
mIndu-ma pricipiilor fundamen.
tale a drepturilor internationale,
.dreptate 81 buna credinta.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
INTREvEDERE INTRE MI.
SIONARUl COMMERCIAL
AL R0SIILOR 81 LLOYD
GEORGE.

LONDRA, 81 Maiu. = Premie.
rul englcz Lloyd George pri
NIT in audicnta pc Gregorie Kra.
ssin, ministrul comerciului din
Russia bolscvista 81 inca pc un al,
coleg al acestuia. mtrevedcrca a
avut loc la reselinta oficiala Il
prcmicrului pc Downing Street
Prezenti mai erau 81 Lord Cur.
zon, ministru dc cxtcrne 81 Bonar
Law, fruntasul guvernului in ca.
sa comunelor.
Nu s'a dat nici o informatie
daca primirca lui Krassin fos!
oficiaia orr nu; cu toatc acestc
in uncle cercuri Sc Spunc ca Lloyt.
George chcmat la Sine dc Kra,
ssin, in capacitatca nnui mcmbru
al consiliului suprem, 81 nu ca
mcmbru al guvernului englcz.
Convorbirca Gu Krassin, spunc
colespoildentul preset associate,
S au mirginit numai la afaccrilc
comercialc. S'a spus ca mimic lii,
s'a vorbit dcspre rclatiile de pa
&C.
Accasta intrevcderc a tinut un
ceas 81 un patrar, lar dnpa ce a
luat sfirsit sa dat urmatorul CO.
municat Official:
% convorbire a avut loc pc
10 Downing Street, All dupa "a
mcazi, intrc premicrul Lloyd &C.
orge, d. Bonar Law. Lord Cur
zon, Sir Robert Horne 81 d.
Hamsworth de o parte, lar de
ccalalta parte d. Krassin 81 Kills
ko. o discutie preliminara a a.
vut loc referitOr la reinceperea
comerrimui intre Russia 81 Euro.
pa vestica."
lmedia dupa aceasta mtrcvc.
ldere premierul Lloyd George a
plecat la rescdimta lui della tara,
lar Krassin refuzat ca Sc dea
informatiuni corespondentilor de
la ziare.
Reprezentantul francez in CO.
misia economical d. Du Halgouet
primit instructii Ca Sc faca GU
noscut colcgilor lui, prccum 81
lui Krassin, ca, guvernul francez
nu va mtra in nici hiscutie po-
Utica Gu reprezentantii guvernu-
lui della Moscova 81 ca, guvernul
francez nu Sc va invoi la nici un
plan comercial.
Accst pas al guvernului fran
cez este facut Gu intcntia dc a
da de stire lui Lloyd George Cd
mimic nu leaga pc Franta de ccie
ce sc vor discuta intre ell 81 Kra.
ssin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
SENATORUL JOHNSON VA
VORBI in CLEVELAND.

Mercuri in 2 Iunie la orele opt
scara senatorul Hiram w. John.
son va vorbi j nsala Grays Ar
mory. Ell va eNplica pozitia lui
in alegerile viitoarc, 81 va de.
monstra 'principiile lui, privitoare
la reconstruirca tarii. Senatorial
johnson c stiut ca time Gu tariS
la idcea ca darilc mari de raz
boiu sd fic platte nu de indivi.
duali ci de marble corporatii, a
dcca darilc sa Sc faca dupa We
nite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
ELIHU ROOT PLEACA SPRE
EUROPA

NEW YORK. l lunie. - Elihn
Root, Insotit de ncvasta 81 James
Brown Scott, sfatuitorul legal al
conferintei dc pace della Paris,
imprcuna Gu alti dol cxperti tech
nici in legile intcrnationale, s'a
annntat ca vor pleca All Gu va
p0rul spre Lnodra.
Root va lua parte Ia priana in
trunire comitetului pentru Jus
title al Ligei Natiunilor. !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
CAMPANlA ELECTORALA
IN GERMANIA DEGENE-.
REAZA IN TULBURARl.

BERLIN, lunic. - Vorbitorii
della doua mtruniri politice din
Mecklenburg au fost atacati 81
batuti bine dc multime, dupa
cum spun strife primite aici.
Campania electorala devinc din
&c in ce tot mai anormala. Din
mai multe part Sc raporteaza ca
Il avut loc mari tulburari.
Sc svonea ca marii prOprictari
lie paminturi, au fugit la Berlin,
.iupa ce lucratorii de pc mosii a.:
planuit ca sd puma nina pc avere
ii sa 0 imparta fntre eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
PRESEDINTELE DELA AME.
RICAN WOOLEN COMPANY
VA APARE IN FATA JUDECA.
TORULUI.

NEW YORK, ! Iunie. - Will
liam NJ. Wood, presedintele dei;l
American W0olen Company, ca.
re este acuzat ca violat legea
Lever, va apare All la orele :.
p. III. in fata judccatorului fede-
raj.
Patrusprezcce puncte sunt ridi,
cate contra lui, fiecarc Specificind
transactii in care compania este
acuzata de speculate, facfnh u;l
porfit in exces de 100 procente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01
MANDAT DE ARESTARE PEN
CONTELE KAROLYI.

BUDAPESTA, 81 Maiu. = Tn
mandat Gle arestare pentru Con-
tele Michael Karolyi, fostul pre-
Sedinte provizional al Ungariei,
u fost liberat de comandpntul
tribunalului militar. Contele Ka-
rolyi este aclrzat ca a instigas l.,
crime 81 ca lucrat contra apa-
rarii rationale.