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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

j. Sifney FsFerR. national srszize-
af cine Auri-Ss.ssm Lsague of America.
Esve ms lerrurr '-he GrsxfeEu Issue
Aefrrs Marikina.' IN the CsntenRry'
Msrnueiiss cs1urrA Fr1axv evening by
anre . Eupd sizs6 suriisnce- Rer.
1eurEe Merriam NJ ths BHahEuw8Sl1-
tist church presided. The lecture WAS
infHresrtnE and Or. Pe1g-s held the
cYose ar.enripn of his audience he
pGin glowing tribute n the v'ornfr,
OF tbs. wuruHn7s Christian Temperance
Tulnn. Dr EeterB Eaid thin tsle Unit
ed stHrts ,ii0 nm ct drv INT wRs made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Bargains
In Trucks

We 'ssos feSS [. Tan. 2 T1n anr s.
Tam sssDh Crane eusicz T-ucsss- ansn-
Sis<s ~rtt Cams. aier4rte snnsrxfnrs
awd Iinstk- ~n,Eis se will sail N sinx.
svs nr'rss 10 rfruzs wrp will an
1ssssnr u +ssse ursisrs ROY tf,sue ma
usssssa- Lihsrzi EurwFninsiuss- Ar-
as~ns Day A.sss& cornpsry. Irr-. fHD
A~sirptsn a1r1s4. nnu3pn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Wurr wRs rNnsiufu ny sHiaI-r-es n
TEwn FG1dEy M She dnRxn &c Charles
I-ssnuE- ytslch ScCur-ud HI LID thar
murninE II ms hume IN Pennington
n. E M. Lazrfun wRs tiIe ron N The
lRfe john and Sarah tChRfiin9 LEsion
VINO resiueE fpr many sreKsz on Maple
s1rnH- Mr l~sKnun wns twice carried
thu first wife beiuE Mary C-aast
tiEuEt1tsr NJ Mr.. anf Mrs. Ora Chase
uf Canaan WHIT PASSED gwgy NUM-
ise- ~ wearE arn- lie Is SURVIVED nF
q wifiuw. eumErey Miss FlnranCH
i1rr.,ie- daughter ri Mr. Emu Mrs.
Alexis Gf1sne- [r1neray uf Skpwhegan
i1ut npw resifiinE IN Farmingtpn. n. H,
amt une little tiAugf1rer. GlEnfiprI- REen
SIX vaRrs- Mr. L-xKhun H ons time
cDnlucfsa a ErBcery Ernrc IN rsfiE
TOWN.. Euing E-um hare 10 Gardiner,
wnrre ne WIS euplrvesi n q silps 1sc-
tnrw, ann guinr Eurn Gardiner m
FarminE1un- n. IT.. wfe,e M aisn wuT.iz-
en- IN a sf,pe ear1iir-r 2dr. Lasnun WIS
IN pBur health sur several rnrrrhg sui
tss-tnr trnrn II Sere.H H1rmarf trrnnie.
The eunuxna sess.irn wRs hBi6 HI LII
O'Clock SATURDAY. afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

~'ssh msv1is snar ANN nn,skiuu I'M
Hsrpsss>. ussrss uss. -ntssn Fr.n
~sss.i mt -a.ss 10 isaa- r-.ns 10
iss.~ ens trsSsiiup ma pisns- aSe4.
snsbksse pisnsr. rssrsy ns~. sss sss
lsausns ssssik- nsss. e-sas gi~sn sn
aupiirsx,un. w. ~ Msnu. WsstS1
mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

hape hesn guests af SeswAIl " Smith
sinrs "Wednesday, rrrurnEn 10 their
hume II Bangor T-itfgy zfzer-1e1rl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Smith
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

= ans sHnras- rynE-asn WINS e.--.n
y tae IssznHr slIniiee Singers N cse
hoxnoaiH Huisrry1E. churur r-sdnr
cSensnE nefne = suoo nizue zueieur.
-Hsk % fhe secsnt or aer.as uf ozFssr
Ssinmrssss hring E.psn n Madisnn ems
wfnrcr urfsr- Inn direction Il tAe Crf.-
AihR nsztes-xsnmunt BUREAU.
WWk v1x resumed Frifirv .uuruanr
M -ise hsg sauranuisss hang 1890
i'r I'm nneimn unnlm Cn.. srsu- s,u,rr
inier-up1ed tur srvrrz.l susss On, s.rr-aur,-
ID the sfurrrv weather
DouEteE 9 war.nnn -reur-l-n F--uxv
rum hunting rsp ID Inrsxn mann
with ene df-rr
AfA A1mnuz surg is -epmtrc n In.
eH1licAdsr III with cumnIirzrian NJ
Irnrniea a mar nuyne n Ausun
University ~ Maine sruf,us,ts x,nr
Ire ussssang rnes- -hxnesE.rinx -~r-uk
~ rfsrir nurncs II Aadisun urr Rn,us
Rnd 5snn L2nuxsser. Rxts,s, nns s-cr,-,s
krausnm and Mr. Hlnukwssu
Harvey RRmink af Rinwfnsnr,ur NJ
+. Is visiting fsis rnursr-. MRS. Arr.
szHm'cx NJ her resifienre IN Nr-f,
ssrrs.
asr. isnd Mra r. r. Lrvs -erurn.e
20 THAR husne n Rumfuru p--fsx..
snususng xs-ar srrnfiiux rhunks<svanr
with Ask 1~r~es uzrerts Mr. una
MRS. Amaz8 G-r~r
Mrs. Gardiner Hsaie. WIN lsxs 49,
n milling hsslta fur ssserz: usx,x !,
-aans-sd 10 hs aatsral,r II Z, hsr -,s.-
iusnt-2 M AEez.ia s.fr--r
Ax. and Mrs. Tsnarf, n-nau.s. ,..,s
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Immigrants for the Farms.

New York, Oct. s.-Ellis Island
immigration station officials have
been invited by the Labor Depart
ment OF New York State to Cooper
ate In extensive plans to supply en-
ployment for the thousands OF imrni-
grants who are coming to this coun-
try. The object Of the plan, Labor
Department heads explained, Is to
get the immigrants away from the
metropolis to the central and west
ern parts Of the State. State employ
ment bureaus have been established
In this city and most Of the large up
State cities.
A large billboard, with notices in
many languages stating that mo fee
Is charged, and all classes Of labor,
technical, skilled and unskilled, are
handled" has been posted at the i'm
migrant station. The sponsors Of the
plan declare they are particularly
anxious to get immigrant labor for
farm work. They say that there Is a
great deal OF land in this State that
Is Idle because Of the dearth OF agrI-
cultural workers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
M1LLION-DoLLAR FIRE CAUSED
by lncentliaries at Cameron, Texas
Warnings Not to Pick Cotton.
Sow Fall Grain.

Cameron, Texas, Oct. 1O.-Loss
estimated at $1,000,00O was caused
by fire here to-day which destroyed
1000 bales Of cotton and the COM
press and warehouses of the Cameron
Compress Company.
Officers and the watchman en-
ployed at the compress expressed the
opinion that the fire was Of incen-
diary origin.
The compress was protected by in
surance, but farmers who had cotton
in storage are expected to lose heay-
lily. The compress was owned by A.
j. Dosset, Of Waco, who lost another
press by fire at Quanah less than a
month ago.
The Rockdale' Fire Department
came to the assistance Of local fire.
men and aided in saving 1900 bales
Of cotton.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Railway lost 327 fiat and d37
compressed bales, and the Santa Fe
27 fiat bales and lat pressed. Twen-
ty-seven cars were destroyed.
Authorities are Investigating q ru-
NOR that an automobile was seen
near the press and driven away, at a
high speed just before the flames
broke out.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Locals from Fairview Section.

Seneca, r. f. D., Oct. 12,-spe.
cial: Mrs. w. S. Kestler has return
ed to her home near Concord, n, c..
after spending a week with her par.
ents In this section.
Miss Virginia McMahan has gone
to Fairfield Lake. N. C. She will
spend several days there and at other
points in North Carolina.
The Rural School Improvement
Association met Friday afternoon.
A very interesting meeting was held
Misses Liza and Sallie Alexander
and Miss Rosa McMahan went with
friends from Seneca and spent the
day at the tunnel Sunday,
Jack Alexander, Of Walhalla, was
recent guest in the home of w. l..
McMahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McMahan and
Jack Alexander spent a while Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, D. P.
Montgomery near Central.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
NOTICE..

For the purpose Of liquidating the
assets of the Oconee Hospital Asso-
ciation, and acting upon vote OF the
stockholders Of same, we will offer
for sale, on SATURDAY,, the goth
day OF October, 1920, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, all property belonging to the
oconee> Hospital Association. The
property consists Of seven acres Of
land In the town Of Westminster and
the household goods and kitchen fur
niture Of the Hospital; also, one
motor, one large tank and one Klaus
tine outfit complete.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
DIR. J. II. JOHNS,
Chairman.
S. T.. REEDER,
eecretary.
Oct. b, 1920. 40-43
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Oct. 6, 1920.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the Estate
or f.. w. Crumpton, Deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment
TO the undersigned, and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present the same, duly attested, with
IN the time prescribed by law, or be
barred. w. r. DAVIS.
Administrator Of the Estate Of f. w.
Crumpton, Deceased.
oct. 13, 1920. 41-44
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Meeting at Poplar Springs.

All members Of the Poplar Springs
Baptist church are earnestly request
ed to meet at the church next Sun
day morning, the 18th, at 10 o'clock.
as there is important business to
transact. Each and every member is
asked to be on hand promptly at 10
O'Clock. J. Furman Morton.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Singing at Poplar Springs.

The WAGNER Township Singing
Association will meet with Poplar
Springs Baptist church next Sunday,
Oct. 18th, beginning at Q O'Clock in
the afternoon. Let all come and help
us have an afternoon Of song and
praise. II. A. Wood,
President.
w. D. Brewer, Secy-Treasurer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13

!. y. IL Il i i i. !. !. !. i. !. !.
!. COUNTY AGENTS NOTES. !.
'!' i. !. !. + i !. !. !. ]. !. i. j.
Sow Fall Grain.
If you have not already sown a
good acreage in fall grain you should
not delay longer. A much larger
acreage should be sown than ever
before. Those who hauled oats, corn
and hay from town last spring and
summer will agree that they cannot
afford to haul it next spring and
summer.
1t is high time that every farmer
in the South should learn to live at
home. and to stop stalking everything
on cotton. Ono OF the best things YOU
can do to strengthen your credit and
to provide feed for the coming year
Is to plant generous acreage in Oat.;
and rye and wheat.
These grains, suwn IN the fall also
act as a cover crop during the win
ter, preventing much of the fertility
from washing away and making use
of fertilizer left over in the soil from
the cotton and corn.
II you can get hairy vetch seed
(the price Is down about one-thfrd)
right away, it will pay to mix it with
rye and oats, using about Is pounds
OF vetch to the acre. Do not delay
planting the vetch, as 1t should get
start before very cold weather in
order to stand the winter. Bear in
mind that Vetch Is very valuable,
both as soil builder and as feed,
being richer in nitrogen than alfalfa.
Geo. K. Briggs, County Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
SOW GRAIN

Ihis Will be good price fnrn,
grown IN
tho will como as near making hs y
ing at home Mr. ,yars our Comfy AGENT
says te DOH weov will probably
S 1t has been up In Mexico some
thirty odd sign whatever OF stop
ping The Greenville reports tho ol
wcevil has Grccnyie Comfy cn
we have wet JuSs and Aug"sts it will DO damaging
COTTON CROP and SO 1t will fellow at
homo BESIDES, 1t will wheat tn uct
tho stubbc This stuhblo fine fix to make
IN eNtr" tho following pow will
DO tho business Thoroughly you tro
acres to tho plo" got good tho
first killing frost pccs of
wheat TO the fcrtize pounds 1922 Sow
in the drill will evonly distributed and
ut moro uniform depth,
will + better results.
Besides better results than you can
got
little The wheat straw will fertilizer T,cro is ~
good demand for wheat srnw Follow peas and
pick the You can't at ton
prices Follow tho spring Just
when grocn feed; follow tho
rye with cotton felized with pounds tho
acre. ana mako five bales
The cotton seed will ordinarily
acres TO inc pow will pay you better than other
YOU will cultivate Tho wheat you
little and bread will be
wholesome.
There appendicitis with people who mako thoir
own foodsufs and then keeping money your
own bank account Sow
BOOK snSs II you sparingy will sparingy.
like to reap amundant prepare
orougS ertze literally, literally in
first killing frost Put down fertilizer; pay
It, 1t is planning your when You
can make things fit In better when plan ahead
Any year Is good exception
by Prepare early you can
three acres to the pow Sow
pounds OF our 1922 to tho Your will
season just ut the height Of the
q" better you feed them freely doing
their hardest work 1t look like
forts and appctitcs should bo consulted
work Is Indispensable making profitable
when make good
YOU prepare we'll and carly fertlze
ten pccls tho drill rye and
cotton and the will be
No trouble about II o after that.
Tho farmers II
fall and these fertilizer fertilizer
Anderson Phosphate & OH Co.,
w. F. FARMER, Secretary,
Anderson, sc
OUR AGENTS
,C L. WALhfiH. ............ .WAIHAILa, s. O.
j. c. RAN1PIIEY. ............. WEST UNION 8. G.
L. II. JoNfSS. !SENECA, 8. O.
f. H. SHIRLEY. WESTMINSTER, s. @.
38-43
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-10-13
Fordson + arm, Tractor
TRADE MARK

o
FIRST COST
it world
u Nonourown ~ ''" -'''
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

l1t II - ~ ho,sirr
9 - e ~ ~ IN s
.lAnee g IT, IT, e II peril
- - ~ seoo1. -
HeW CO. NJ wouid s. & N
- navs e uhat " -. How
meegsf or r1oo9rcoe aaA how sim
- maeelpato or 1thtlng fire.
~ ~ coA c0ont then! Thero Il
- uneeea ally, ana beeaueo there
=, iof ne - who do hi duty
tnoes Mho1 ars Tor hin m always
more thar thces Who are agninaf
MIN. Thsrefors 1T him dismiss m
fears. a.
This j not just Tor ! soldier d
France It = Tor ths man On duty
y America. Il 4 Tor ~ miner IN
der8roun0. tor ~ man Who sveota
n : steal mill, fcr the woman Who
tolls and SPINS n I factory, for. The
mother n the home, for the NIL
lionaire md the vage-earner, for
priest and publican, for teacher
and statesman, for all who fight 1
battle God wants won.
There are some things We cannot
al 80 with out eyes nor hear with
our ears, and they are our real
treasures. When. the eyes Of the
prophets servant were opened, ne
saw. and behold, the mountain Wa
full Of horses and chariots Of 6re
round about Elisha" =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

sihcut one in a thousand he re-
sslkd. He says that as he started.
soneone seemed to tell him to
shanee his course. and he did. He
ieclsred that he felt an unseen
rssence with him. and it was az
~ d though it had been q man at
" side.
HI heard q big she'll coming. It
inst 20 yards away. Had he re-
turped n he came, it would have
rotten him. He made his post in
Ssiety. When he came home. he
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

Saturday will b observed a. tag
day for the benefit Of the Second
Baptist church. Tho proceeds will
60 toward church improvements.
Workers will be busy all day SELL
ing the tags to the people on the
streets.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

board.
Forencs NsShttasals Plsdgs
Nurses !.
Refraahmsnts ware served and
thu company Of guests remained
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-04

1of social hoas. EoIioxsng ~
he graduates rsceiving tAeir d.
plomas:
Sister Mary Agnes. Miss Anna
Elizabeth Dixon. Miss Margaret
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Sntretinut S. de agent, carl al cos.
tat S39 mil lei 81 carl aveau rolul
de . face propaganda politica tara.
nista. Tot d. Birca, prin organele
aceluias. directorat, facut propa-
ganda taranista, raspindind mani
este in carl regele 81 generalul Ave-
rescu are insultati.
Afirmatiunile acestea stirnesc o
noua furtuna de protestant 81 de
Sncriminari reciproce. Ambele CRU
pari Sc amcninta reciproc, strigfn-
dust cuvinte grele. Intro atmos-
fera cit Sc poate de putin parla-
mentara, sedinta Sc ridica la ora 1.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
Harding nu respinge Liga Ma.
tiunilOr in intrepime

MARION.-Georgc w. Wicker
sham, fostul ministru dc justitic al
Statclor Unite, spune ca daca War
rem Harding va fl ales presedintc
al Statclor Unite, ell va face in
cercari onestc de reajusta rcla-
title internationale 81 aceasta prin
adoptarea Ligei Natiunilor intro
forma modificata.
Wickersham spune ca a VENT la
Marion la invitarea lui Harding
spre discuta aceasta chestiune cu
el. d. Wickhersham este unul din
tre acela care sustine ca Liga Ma
tlunilor sd fie adoptata. Ell spune
ca statutnl Ligei poate fl adoptat
lmedlat, lar congresul are dcstula
autoritate de al amenda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

Inckestio pers0nald.
In chestiunea personals, vorbes-
te d. BOGOS, care, fntre altele q
fir,na o. d. Bfrc8, vorbitorul de
mai nainte, find titular Ia directo-
ratul internelor din Basarabia, !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

D. GAROFLfD. Conditiilt
objective sunt schimbate GU to-
tul.
ROaga guvernul ca sd execute eli
mai bine legea agrara 81 aci sc
naste un dialog intre d. Constan.
tinescu Isl d. ministru Trancu.
Iasi.
Ministrul muncii ccrut d-lui
Constantincscu, sd specificc dc &C
guvcrnul liberal ma facut rcfor-
ma agrara in anul 1917.
D. Constantinescu a raspuns ca
in anul citat era razboiu, aveam
jumatate tara acupata 81 nu s'ar
ii putut aplica reforma agrara.
D. TRANCV-IASI, depune un
procct de lege pentru rente 81 aju-
toare speciale pcnsionarilor Casei
centrale de asigurari.
d. BOTEz, intreaba pc d-nul
Trancu-Iasi, daca proectul d-sale
face partea din reforma muncito-
reasca.
D. TRANCU-IAST, lamureste
de ce cerut un spor, ca ajutoare
speciale pentru pensionarii Casei
centrale 81 spune ca va mai pre-
zenta 81 proectul asociatiunilor
professionals 81 un cSd al muncii.
care va constitui reforma num-
citoreasca dcstul de larga 81 pre-
elsa.
D. BUJOR vorbeste despre pro-
,ectul de lege al izlazurilor care in
tot complexul lui ma Sc poate re-
zolva; cum crede guvernul, dupa.
declaratiilc vorbitornlui, care cxa-
mineaza daca accasta lege este
oportuna sau ar Fl mat bine sd sc
fac& mai tirziu. :.
Izlazurile dupa d. Buior. nu Sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08

pot face. Declara ca opozitia nu va
vota legea izlazurilor, decit Gu mo-
dificarile pc carl le cere.
Scdinta Sc ridica la orcle II, a.
nuntlndu-se cea viitoare pentru All
la orele s dimineata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
CIRCULAR OFICIOs

Pentru o q - poatx face 70
partttile pentru caSurile de moar.
. u timp, asa O q bsneficiile 81
- platsasc4 Il timp, onor. socie-
tat spartin1toars Uniunei s. r,
4. STUNT rugate - anunts Score.
tariatului General al Uniunei toa
70 caSmils do moarte, char IN Il.
~ oand . decedat IN, membru q
sooistafI Actsls - pot trimits nj.
terror. dup3 Mmormintara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
ParlarnentuI

UNCSC 90 % pACAAAIC uAlUdIl ~ dSU-
ciati, inaintea capitalului. Aceasta
asociare q salariatilor 81 reglemen-
tarea raporturilor dintre ei 81 capi-
tai este o granatie de ordine in vii.
tor - spaima pc care au resim,
tito uni deputati cind au auzit
vorbindu-sc de consiliile muncito-
resti.
Ocupindu-se de politica economi-
ca a actualului guvern, vorbitorul
arata ca ca determinata de ne.
voia nationalizarii victii noastre
economice.
Campania dusa impotriva aces
tel politici, vorbitorul O considera
ca defaimatoare 81 face APPEL la sfor
tarea tuturor pentru orinduirea
unei victi noua, 1ntmeieata pc Gin
ste 81 Pc munca.
Intrc d-mi o. Goga 81 N. Iorgu.
ID. MINISTRU COCA, citind
din astoria rominilor" opera a
d-lui Iorga, arata ca convingerile
autorului acestui tratat "balanse-
aza',, elc deosebindu-se All funda-
mental de cele de eri.
Spre a dovedi acest lucru, d. Co.
ga Sc refera la pasagiul din men
tionata lucrare care vorbeste de-
spere d-nii Manu- 81 Vaida. Ambii
fruntasi ardeleni 81 coreligionari
politicci de All al d-lui Iorga, stunt
aratati de d. Iorga ca "neavind o
educatie romineasca" 81 "confun-
dind interesele lor GU acele ale oil
giarhiei maghiare.
D. IORGA raspunde d-lui mi
nistru Goga, aratind ca generatiu-
nea trecuta din Ardeal, ca una care
era crescuta intro atmosfera cultu-
rala straina, nu putea sd alba alta
intatisare de cit aceea pc care a
avuto.
Ceeace inertia sa fie pretuit mai
presus de toate insa, a spus d..
Iorga faptul daca cineva este sau
nu este ON, talentul neajutind in
viata unui neam att cit ajuta
Omenia.
Raspunde in replica d. ministru
Goga, care Sc apara de invinuirea
ca d-sa ar Fl ciocoi sau sa ar Fl "a
cind parte dintrun guvern de
ciocoi>. .s,,.. -
(Sedinta Sc suspenda pentru 10
minute.)
La redeschidere, vorbeste in
discutia la mesagiu d. V. Birca,
basarabean, care denunta O serie
Gle abuzuri savirsite de administra-
tune locala, 81 in special de jandar
merle. Vorbind de situatiunea din
aceasta rcgiune, oratorul numcstc
Sub inchizitie." /" Foarte preocupat
Gle activitatea sigurantei, d-sa cere
camasura descentralizarii accstui
serviciu sa nu mai intirzic. Daca
Observation-Disclosures nu Sc poatc realiza
Insa repede e nevoie sd Sc nume-
asca acolo oameni cinstiti in locul
abuzivilor de acum.
In mOmentul in care vorbitorul
Sc refera la institutiunea basarabe
ana. "Casa noastra'', d. N. Cincu
intrcrupe:
- Asta-i o pungasic!
Aprecirea aceasta naste G fur
tuna de protestant prelungite in
rindurile minoritatii. Tnterventiu-
nea energica 81 zgomotoasa basa- !
rabenilor il face pc d. Cincu, in ce-
lie din drma, sd exprime aceeasi
idec printr'o perifraza. |
Continuind, d. Birca, cietaza, !
lntre alte abuzuri, cazul capitanu-
lui Russo, care q Omorit q sume-
1enie de locuitori, fara ca acestia sd !
alba vre-o vina.
i D.'dr. Lupu in picioare, agitfn-l
du-se violent, ii striga d-lui gene
al Averescu sa raspunda &c masuri
> luat pentru pedepsirea acestui
bitter vinovat 81 sd nu mai faca pc !,
mutul.
Majoritatea protesteaxa impotri-
Va unui asemenea procedeu de q
,ere Q explicatiune 81 Sc naste un
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-08
sENATUL.

Sedinta Sc descide la orele 8 pc
banca ministeriala find d-nii Ga
roflid, Trancu-Iasi, Sergiu Nita,
Octavian Goga 81 I. G. Atanasiu.