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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-18
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Why do you suppose 9iO0O,Oo0 cups of Chase a
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States last year?
Try il and see. " cents the pound.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-18
COUPON BOND HOLDERS

Holders of Z. s. Third Liberty
Bonds, coupon form, viii please pre-
ent their bonds. ~ once, 70 the Fac-
tory Point National Bank 70 b. ex-
changed FOR similar bonds with ball
snce Of COUPONS attached
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-03-18
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER
M l. = Wiley speut the day
MONDAY il Rsf.1nd.
For Clafses 80 Sader, Opiomeir.st,
a. oo.harn Houas. Monaay March
2s;h. ss-aw
Mia ssrah Williams u Rensselaer,,
n. y, ia gnest II heg aunt, Mrs. ;.
& PeFkinE
A +. Martin returned saturday
run a visit with friends IN Burling-
ton and Rutland.
Tie Monday Club vili meet Monday
afternoon. March 22nc. Al 3 o'eloek
with Mra. Rastall
Last Friday pas the day for cellars
10 get Oiled with water in any locality
where they vas water running loose.
David yeial has hired out 70 J. r.
Montgomery for the season and viii
b In charge Of the Montgomery prop
er,y. The Caacadez." this summer.
Attention. Attention! y. W. c. A.
Play Coming. THE Land Of Night"
Saturday evening, Msrch 9th. Come
and laugh. Buy your ticket early. adv
Mrs. ]. Clarence Bacon was called
10 her old home in Bradford, Conn,
the last Of the week on account Of the
continued illness Of her mother, Mrs.
]. n. Barker.
The first hobo Of the season Of 1870
was making calls in this village Mon
day. He was looking for some old
clothes but was informed that We were
wearing them ourselves.
Mrs. Minnie Cross Of Franklin
avenue, has been very sick with an
attack of bronchitis the past week and
is being cared for by trained nurse.
She is slowly improving.
Early "Wednesday morning the frst
thunder storm Of the year took place,
breaking in with two or three very
hard peals Of thunder, then copious
rain fall to be followed by high wind
and colder weather.
First thunder shower Of the year
arrived at 2:a5 Wednesday morning TO
assist in ushering in st. Patricks
Day. Right following the thunder
came a heavy wind storm that lasted
of and on for several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. t. Sargent, who
have been spending several weeks in
Manchester visiting Mrs. Sargents
father and brother, Messrs. John and
Frank d. Mcclure, have returned to
their home in Mjddletown, \. \.
NJ. L. Pettibone, who has been
passing the winter in Washington, re-
turned home Saturday. On his way
heck he visited Chas. ID. Millett IN
Iryington. n. j., and found him well.
Charley wished to be remembered to
Manchester friends.
A little Hazleton boy fell into the
school brook on Friday and had
pretty hard time Of it getting out.
He was doing stunts on the snow
which had become so saturated with
water that It gave way under him and
he was in about four feeo Of water in
short order.
Tre Ladies Club held theiy weekly
social at HarG's Hall rs usal last
Friday. oh, yes, il stormed again, as
il usually does on their meeting night.
The FIRST night they met was a stormy
one-outs debut not in the meeting.
THESE affairs Lave been exceedingly
enjoyable and are always well attend
I'd REGARDLESS cf wind or weather.
A Sunshine Basket was made up
the last Of the week for David Carver,
who is slowly convalescing from his
recent operation, and presented to him
on Saturday. David and his mother
Mrs. Blanche Carver, wish TO thank all
those who so kindly and thoughtfully
prepared the many gifts. The pleas
ure Of the receiver has been very
great
The Misses Edna NJ. and Sarah W.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
TOOK $4,000 STOCK ''''''''
FROM TYRONE STORE

SnetiaI cnrresnandencel

TYRONE, Okla, Septs @l4.-Thc
General Merchandise store of J. ]
Bollihger of this town was burglar
lied last night of $4,000 worth OF
Men and Women's ready made suits
and quantity of silk goods. The
thieves used large new tuoring car
One thief wore a cap and blue over
alls, another had on coat, white
shirt and dark hat, and no description
of the third man was secured. The
thieves were seen in the community
about. Tyrone, Monday evening.
A reward of $3.50 has been ocered
by J.. j. Bollinger for the arrest and
conviction of the thieves and the re-
coyery of the goods.
The thieves are being trailed south
from Tyrone. % ga.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16

be granted for not more than one
hundred fifty miles of road or high
way; and the restrictions and limita-
tons of sections and 6 of article
XII Of the constitution relating to
debts and internal improvements,
shall not be construed to limit the
authority retained or conferred by
this amendment.
SECTION 3. II the foregoing
amendment is adopted, it shall be
known and cited as section 8 of ar
ticle XII of the state constitution.
SECTION 4. This proposition
shall be submitted to the electors of
the state at the general election in
1920. The amendment hereby pro-
posed shall be known on the Official
ballot by the title "The good roads
amendment to the state constitution
and the vote for and against such
amendment shall be taken as provid-
ed by law. ....
SECTION 5. This resolution shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its publication in the statute
book.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
is true and correct copy of original
Senate Substitute for House Con
current Resolution No. 20, now OIL
file in my office.
L. ]. PETTIJOHN,
(Seal) Secretary Of State.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
HAS INVITATION WITH s-
g.. ,o>s. 'RREsIDENT" HARDING
tBy International News serviee)

n = (by International News SerVlce)
HUTCHINSON, Kan, Sept 15.-
Congressman ]. N. ("Poly") Tincher
Of the Seventh Kansas Congressional
District, has an invitation to eat
dinner on November 2, 1921, with
president" Warren G. Harding at
the White House in Washington.
The Invite" came this way -
Both Senator Harding and Con-
gresham Tincher were born on the
second of November. For some years
both have celebrated their natal
events with dinner. This date also
happens to be the birthday Of Sena-
tor "Jim" Watson, of Indiana, and
the three plan to celebrate it next
year.
They will not celebrate it this year,
because it is election day, but if
Harding is elected the 1921 date will
be celebrated in the White House.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
SENATE SUBMITTED FOR HOUSE
81 CONCURRENT RESOLUTION


A proposition to amend section 8
article II of the constitution of the
state Of Kansas, relating to internal
improvements.
Be is resolved by the Legislature
of the State of Kansas, two-thirds of
all the members elected to each
House concurring therein:
SECTION I. That the following
proposition to amend the constitu-
ton Of the state Of Kansas is hereby
subfitted to the qualified electors of
the state for their approval or re-
lection. E...
SECTION 2. The state shall
never be party in carrying on any
work of internal improvement except
to aid in the construction of roads
and highways and the reimbursement
Cor the cost of permanent improve
ments of roads and highways. con-
structed after March 1, 1919; but
such aid and Reimbursement shall not
be granted in any county for more
than % per. cent of the cost of such
road or highway, nor for more than
ten thousand dollars per mile, nor
for more than one hundred miles in
any one county; except, that in coun-.
ties having an assessed valuation Of
more than one hundred million dol;
lars such aid and reimbursement may
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
THE BOOSTER BANQUET :.
/ WAS WELL ATTENDED
AsBig Crowd is Making the Trip and I:
TheyHavs Been Well Received Z
THE olD TIMERS ARE, SURPRISED
Fellows Who Have Lived in Kansas
For Years Are Having Their Eyes
Opened to The Opportunities in
The Great Southwest ! 3 Af &

The relay booster trip being con-
Quoted by the live boosters of the
Great Southwest Association, thru
the territory embraced in the organi-
cation, is proving great success.
The Boosters left Dodge City Tues
= day morning, coming across to Mimi
cola, visiting the towns on the Rock
Island to Plains. Then they went
north to Satanic and Sublette, COM
ing back to the Rock Island at Lib
eral. IL
The visitors were taken to the
headquarters of the Liberal, Chamber
of Commerce where they were regis
tered and supplied with tickets to a
dinner given in their honor by that
organizatiop.- 4 @F f
People from all the towns along the
line made up the crowd which came.
Dodge City was we'll represented. c..
c. Isley and L. L. Taylor, two of the
leaders in the movement being pres
ent as we'll as a numer of business
men in different lines. .EtFh
Meade and Satanic each sent good
delegations of live wires.
During the wait until the time for
the banquet. Liberal men took great
pleasure in showing off the sights in
the city, and when the time arrived
to eat it was hungry bunch who
surrounded the long table in the
Armory.
The banquet was served by the
New Sanford Cafe, and was up to
their standard of service despite the
fact that it was necessary to use the
Armory for dining room on account
of the crowd.
The Wichita Eagle, the Kansas
City and the Omaha World-H Herald
each had representative present.
E. D. Cooper acted as postmaster
and surprised the fellows in the man.
ner in which he "got away" with it.
4 Earl must have been there before as
he exhibited none of the ear marks of
an amateur. .
By reason of some of the fellows
having turned back at Satanic the
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
GREAT SOUTHWEST ASSN.
GOING TO HUTCHINSON
Longest Procession in Kansas Expect
ed to Pass Through Hutch
inson Streets

DODGE CITY, Kas., Sept. 49,
One of the largest professions ever
seen on Kansas roads will leave here
on the morning of Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 22nd, for Hutchinson. This
is to be known as the "Great South
west Pilgrimage" to the State Fair
and if present reports are indications,
the caravan will contain 200 cars
and will form a procession five miles
long.
1t has been suggested by officials
of the association that persons who
desire to motor to the State Fair
should wait and drive in the caravan.
Every member of the family is in
vited.
Accommodations are being arrang-
ed for those people who plan to drive
to Dodge City and arrive there on
the night of September 81.
As the caravan leaves the head
quarters of the association at $40
in the morning, it is very urgent that
pilgrims who live far out in the
territory should make arrangements
to be in Dodge City the night be-
fore.
A special program has been plann-
ed by the State Fair officials and the
Hutchinson Advertising Club will
send band to meet the cavaran as
it draws near Hutchinson.
All who drive in the caravan will
be given banners. windshields,
stickers and large booster badges
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
MAEoNEY sAYsgsk1ER Il M ~
WELL VIII BEAPRoDUC GER
LRs&i lGsa6e. Z ,rI.sJ fA..r umen,
Man Of OPINION Location Is
Good for Oil
'thUI2---,--.A tNHFl

Good for Oil
Ja p. MahpHey ionercf the Original
'"oil bugs. of the Southwest, and a
man WHO has located more oil wells
in Kansas than any other man in
tile stH'a, called at this office on a
business matter the first of the week
Naturally the talk drifted to oil and
the subject of the Skaer test came
up. "You can just tell the world the
Skaer well is going to be a producer
said Mr.. Mahoney. 81 was out there
a few days ago and went over it and
l find that it is good for both oil and
gas"
Continuing Mr.. Mahoney said "the
well is on the south side of the in
closed structure on which the Sc
ward County Oil & Gas company is
drilling, and there is not a better site
in the state.
The well is in 5-33-34 and is five
miles north of Liberal.
Mr.. Mahoney returned from trip
to the different Kansas, Oklahoma
and Texas fields a short time ago.
While away he made a number of To-
cations and visited several drilling
wells. He gave an opinion as to
whether or not these would be pro-
ducers and has hit it every time so
far, four of the wells he predicted
would be producers having since been
brought in. ... -..
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16

program was pretty well shot, the
only subject appearing on the, pro-
gram which was handled by the per-
son assigned being that of G. L.
Light.
I H. F. Bolton gave the address of
welcome, and C. C. Isley of Dodge
City, responded, sMr,> Noble of the
Wicbita Eagle, Mr. Collins of the
Kansas City Star andMr Henderson
Sof theA Omaha world-Herald were
among the speakers Va ga
R. E. Colburn Of satanta didn't
use up much time, but get a good
laugh out of the crowd.
Secretary Mohler of the State
Board of Agriculture made a very
pleasing .talR setting forth the ad-
vantages of the Southwest territory,
but cautioning the folks out here to
see that is. was adverisd. All that
is needed to settle the Southwest is
plenty of advertising, according to
Mr.. Mohler, and it is up to the peo-
pie to do it.
He told of bill having been pre-
scented at the last session of the leg
islature creating a fund for adver-
Using the state, but it did not get far.
An effort will be made to bring it to
life at the next session. but in he
meantime the people will have to
carry the load. j. |st> -#j't-.
Hugh McVey of the McVey Adver-
Using company of Wichita also made
a tall. on the advertising side. of the
proposition. Mr.. MeVey says re-
suits have been good considering the
short time theAeanpaign has run.
1.-THE trademark of the Great South
west has been sold to the world" said
Mr.. McVey, "and a great deal of
good has been accomplished" .
The city was appropriately decor
ated for the occasion, the store
windows carrying displays of farm
products that would make Iowa and
Illinois sit up and take notice, and
bearing the words, "Wel-
come Southwest Boosters" were dis
played everywhere.
One of the pleasing features of
the program was the music furnished
by the Liberal Male Quartette COM
posed of A. T. Hillyard, j. N. Evans,
C. Earl Ames and w. F. -ugle.
A chalk talk by Dodge City man
was exceptionally good.
The visitors complimented Liberal
on the fine spirit shown and the
growth the town had made. Nearly
all expressed surprise at the pro-
yress of the past few years and pre-
licted great future for the city.
TIL boosters left this morning for
Tyrone, Hooker, Hugoton and Elk
hart. A number of Liberal cars
Joined the procession while some
surned back.
Liberal was glad to entertain these
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16

c. c. Briggs of Hutchinson was in
the city Monday.
j. P. Southworth of Dalhart arriv-
ed in the city Saturday for a few
days business trip. He expects to re-
turn Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16
HorlcEV tSofflfvB544iEdsA,>HFl ii9SS,e II
n Department Of The Interi9r
~ s! Land Office al Toreka

~ s:AAI , 70 Office at Topeka,
Kansas, July 80, 1920,
NOTICE is hereby given that
Alvin w. Downing, of Moscow, Kan.
'sas, who on July 20. 1915, made ad.
ditional homestead application Ser
ial No. O4424, (O1369S Dodge City,
for Lot 8, sen NWA, E1a SWA,
section 6, Township S2S5 Rangr SAW,
9 tn principal meridian has fled no.
tice of intention to make three-year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Probate
Judge of Seward County, Kansas, at
Liberal, Kansas, on the 18th day Of
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-09-16

live boosters and hopes to have them
here again before long p g-Y-~(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
DISCURSUL DOMNULUI II.
LARET .DOBOS.

Fostul dGputat al Succvii vO"-
beSte despre reforma agrara. A1-
ministratia staruit sa Sc faca
o reforma agrara dreapta, care
sd satisfaca pc toti taranii. n
ceasta nu s'a facut fnsa la masa
verde, ci in la fata locului.. S'au
ales comisiuni i'm toate satelc 81
apoi impreuna cu repreyentantii
proprietatii mari s'a pus la cale
refoma agrara. Acest project d.
lege a fost semnat de M. Sa Re-
gele in Z Septembrie 1919. ENpro
prierea ,lrma sa Sc faca de eolni-
siunile locale. Au lipsit insa ara-
ratele neccsare 81 lucrarile M
intIrziat.
Legea a'grara avea sd fia votata
in Parliament, daca nu s'ar ii pro.
dus dizolvarea.
Reforma agrara pentru Buao.
vina Sc va face asa cum fost
alcatuita 81 nimcni nu va putea
schimba. S'au adus apoi nnelte
agricole 81 grinc pentru fnshmin.
iare, carl s.au distribuit pc JUDI
te. De asemenea san adus 4 va
goane de trifoiu de saminta, de
care nu Sc gasestc aproape in in.
treg RegatuA vechiu.
Fabricile Gle spirit au fost SUI
puse. controlului secretariatulul
de serviciu pentru, agricultural
/ Comisiuni speciale .cohtroleaza
cantitatea fabricilor, percepin.
du-se 0 taxa de 40 coroanc de. fie-
care litru.
In modul acasta ssau adunai
zeci de milioane pentru fondurils
tarii. Pc linga aceasta fabricar-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
DIScURSUL. DOMNULUI I. G
TCMA.

Fostul deputat al Cimpulungu-
Iii 81 secretar general d. Iorgu
q. Tolna trece in revista receL-
tele schimbari abuse de guvernul
l-lui general Averescu.
In 10 Septembrie 1919 san
pus bazele partidului democrat al
Inirii Caracterul sau era de pa.-
lid regional fara de amcstec IN
chestiunile inferno ale partidelor
din vechiul Regat. Nici All mel
ma sosit momentnl pentru flu
zionare. Unirea s'a facut, dar nu
s'a sa,vdrsit lrnificarea complecta.
Deci partidul democrat al Unirii
nu STA ildeplinit inca misiunea
programatica.
Din aceasta cauza partidul a
facut la 26 Martie 1920 in Ca
mera 81 Senat declaratia, ca c
gata sa dele sprijin 81 guvernului
Averescu, daca acesta va tinea
cont de trebuintele speciale ale
populated teritorulni nostru.
Gnvcrnul dlui general Avera-
scu ma tinut cont lnsa de aceasta
dcclaratie 81 in mod pripit 81 me-
intemeiat dzolvat parlamentul
81 in scurta vreme dupa aceea a
dcsfiintat in mod Illegal admins
tratiile din provinciile alipite.
Ori ce schimbarc esentiala de
legi Sc poate face nnmai pc Gale
legislative 81 nici de cum prin
decrcte legi. Accasta e stabilit in
decretul lege din Is DecemIbrie
1918.
Guvcmul d-lui Avcrescu ma
tinut cont insa de acest de-
cret legc 81 desfiintat secreta-
riatele de serviciu, in. mod at1t
de pripit, incit nici ma amintit in
Reglllamentul sau de Gel 2 minis
tri, de secretarul general 81 dc
directorii geperali.
Toata lnn1ea tinde astazi spre
descentralizare. Aceste masurl
carl urmaresc toemai cnptraru)
nu pot Fl aprobate caci MI sunt
nici neccsare 81 nici folositoare,
Prin ele sc zdruncina increderea
populated in siguranta zilei de
mime, caci astazi orr ce Sc poat
produce -prin un decret lege.
Oratorul Sc ocupa de diferite'
ic curentc politicc 81 zice Cd dii
partidele din vcchiul Regat, Lies
Poporului STA cantat eel dintiir
I'm cub in Bu'covina. De valoarea
aamenilor 81 a scopurilor, pc car
lie nrmaresc acestia Sc poate or
cine CONVINCE, cetind gazetele n
carl lc ditaza.
apune mai dAparte ca partidu|
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w SIF CARTI IN
Pc ORR 81 CARE VPOR De La TOATE LNE De vAP0ARE PRE
RE STUNT CEE MAI lEFTINE ADEVARAT OFClAE De Ia C0MPA


ihseamna aGministraMa 81 nlcl nlb
stiu cum So face aceasta, an ii
cut critici aspire impotriva sefs,
hi 81 a administrator intregi.
A,dminiStratia actuala, care a
fost pusa pc baze soliIde abba d.
reprezentantii partihului demo-
trat al unirii STA ficut pc dep.in
datoria. hlainte exist;, admins
tratie straina de sufletul popo-
rului, c;lci pretutindeni Sc intro
buinta 0 lianba straina. Astazl
toate diregatoriile functioneaza
in linba romincasca. Prcfcctli an
primit ordin sa sc intercseZc la
fata locului de nevoilc poplllatici,
Icaci functionarii sunt pentru po-
,por, lar nu poporul pentru fune-
tionari. In prWinta stramilor $ an
luat masuri, ca acel earl S Ill
stabilit in Bucovina in timpul
razboiului sd fie repatriati.
in chestia comnnclor. s'a dis
rus ca sd Sc faca controlul agcr-
dclor accstora. Pentru dotarea
comumclor cu bani sccretari CO.
munali s'a infiintat un curs spc-
cial pcntru acestia. S'a indrlmat
cfectuarca de alcgeri noui in toa-
te comunele.
Administrative a pus la dispo-
zitie insemnate fonduri pentrn
recladiri de scoale, biserici, gos-
pOdarii. raparari dc poduri 81
sosele, reparari de ape, pentru
ajutorarca invalizilor 81 orfalizi-
lor etc.
Sc erijestc ca fieeare comuna
sd alba un medic sau eel putin
u, arnnt s;,nitar. S'au infiintat
:: T l,.alitati spitale de epide-
mil. Pentru alprovlziOnarea popH-
lati9i cu alimcntc san distrlbll't
faina. Zahar. OreZ etc, in total
cam 700 vagoane.
Din aceasta expuncrc scurt;
orr cine poate constata ca admi-
nistratia actuala muncit foart2
mutt, 81 numai rauvoitorii Sau
eel interesati nu recnnosc acea-
sta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
DIsCURsUL DONGNULUI TE-
OIL SIMIONoVICI.

Fostul vice-preSedinte al Ca
merei face TN rapport asupra ac-
,tt,itatii, parhmentare. Dorinta
81 datoria fieearni Rom1n bun
este. sd contribute la unificarea
politica 81 la alinarca neyoilor
Tarii. De.chiderea primului par
lament all Roaniniei 1ntregite
fost un moment solemn. Din acest
parliament a iesit dllpa multe gre
utati glvernul Vaiaa, avSnd la
inferno pc domnnl general Ave-
rescu. Acesta trebuit sa-si dele
insa demisia din cauza atitudi-
nei d-lui Iorga. Succesorul d-lui
Averescu fost d. DIR. Lupu. Nu-
mirea aceasta producinh un GU
rent adversar fost dezastruOas;l
pentru Guvern 81 Parliament, 81 4
contribute la caderea guvernniui
Vaida.
S'au adus reprosuri parlamen
tului ca ar fl fost activ. Repro
sui acesta e nelntemeiat, caci Par
lamentul; in scurta legiferare,
votat legea unirii tuturor proSin-
ciilor, mai multe legi financiare
81 economice, discutat situatia
extefna, apoi reforma financia-
ra 81 valutara, masurile pentra
imhunata4irea COMMUNICATION, 8
votat legea pentru reforma agra
ra din Basarabia, 81 in momentui
cipd aveau sd fie votate legile a.
grare pentrlA vechiul Regat, Ar
deal ST Bucoyina, Parlamentrl
s'a desfacut. la toate desbate-
rile an luat parte actiya repre-
zentantii clubulni parlhmentar
|hucovinean, al carni membrii 81
an cistigat prin atitldinea log
demna 81 cnmnatata stima tut,;.
mr cclorlalte partide. lAG !anSc,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03

d-lui Wondor nu mai are astazi
nici lin rost, - el apartine istn-
riei. De accea ell tcmIndu4si viata
il fuzionat Gu Iiga Poporlrlui. Git
desprc partidul asa zis tlranesc
al dlui Dori Popovici Sc site
llumai atita, ca acest domn in a.
nul 1913, cimd Austria tragea
lie monrtc adresat fostulni I'M
parat Carol scrisoare, prin ca
ire-l asigura de loialitatea popo-
rului ,bucovinean. Sill curios, CD
tocmai astfcl dc particle earl fac
mai putina cinste taranmii, Isl
rotcaza gazetele dnpa nlmele ia
lnimii nosarte cuviincioase 81 Gu
,act Ia vorba.
! la fnchcicre oratorul zice Dam
Statului tot concursul. Ii dam bir
81 singe, dar pima la molnentul
unificalii voim sd tie socoteala
/ &c drepturile noastre (Aplause).
! Prof. ID. TOPA, fost deputat
!, i:ilma'ccste rusestc cele discutate
!, pcntru reprezentantii partidului
din partile de peste Prut.
Vorbcstc taranul AXENTI Be
LEI din Voronct. D-sa zice, ca
dam cinstc la domnii carl s'au
uptat, ca sd finn toti la un loc 81
ca sd ne putem bucura. Sa le
dam onoarc 81 sal rugam, sd stca
s. mai departe la c1rma pentra
hinelc poporului. MOI taranii tre-
bue sd lie dam sprijin 81 sa nu ne
las;im ademeniti de vorbe dusma-
naasc. Sc ocupa apoi de uncle ne
vol ale muntenilor in legatnra
Gu chestia agrara.
ID. SECOT vorbcstc din partca
liuSAor.
/ d. PORCUTAN, taran dia
i
Capulung, spune ca a lnptat ca
yollntar in armata rOmlna PEN
ira Intregrea neamlllui. Ne-im
unit din buna vote 81 aclrm eel din
Pmcuresti nesocotesc drepturile
noastrc. Aducc omagii d-lui mi
nstru Nistor, care a purtat prija
lie ncvoilc taranilor. Desprc d.
General Averescu zice caI cunoa-
ste ca bun general, dar e insotit
ie 0 droaie de ciocoi.
| D. FORFOTA, primarul din
Vatra-Dornii, ureaza dllui min
stru 81 tovarasilor sal apoi viaId
si sp0r la munca. Zice ca trebue
Sd Sc ieie hotarire, ca partilll
sd alba nina liberia de aetiunc.
in consecinta celeste nrmatcarea
rczolutiune:
IVA urma).