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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
RED FLAGS WAVE
IN UNION HANDS
British Coal Strikers Become
Revolutionary Marchers.
Mining Districts Scenes of Dis
orders, Is Report.
is PROPAGANDA BATTLE
Government Using Its War Or
ganlsatiOn in Fight.
Action by Triple Alliance Ex-
pected by Leaders Today.
PROPAGANDA + BATTLE

London, oct. 19.-The first strike
disturbances in the coal region were
reported today from Tonku and
Pandy, mining centers in Wales.
Large bodies of miners gathered in
both cities near midnight singing THE
Red Flag" as they marched about the
dim streets
Shop windows were stoned but no
serious damage resulted. The mobs
dispersed of their own accord.
The struggle between British min
ers and the government developed into
a propaganda battle today.
Uses War Bureaus.
The government began using pub
licity bureaus developed during the
war The miners bombarded the pub
lie with statements, issued their own
publicity development and that OF the
labor party.
that at the end OF a fortnight a prop
osition may be put forth that will en-
able the miners leaders to save their
faces while the government will not
have to yield much grourn.
The riot yesterday III which two
score were injured in Downing street
and Whitehall was forgotten today eX-
cept for the hospital list and the dam
aged front of the foreign office.
Look TO Triple Alliance.
The coal situation was the first
thing to be considered when parlia-
mcnt rcconyencd today. Later in the
day representatives. of the Transport
union will meet the board Of trade in
Downing street. A clear statement of
the attitude of that wing of the triple
alliance may result from the session.
The government attitude was said to
he unchanged. That attitude was that
the way was open for resumption OF
negotiations but that 1t Will not take
Robert Smiilie, head of the Miners
union, will resign when the strike ends,
it was reported authoritatively today.
London Riots Dcplored.
London papers today agreed the
Downing street riots were the WORK
of East End hoodluIns-not the unem-
ployed men bent on quiet demon
stration. The looting of two jewelry
shops in the Strand and the baggage
room of the Military club showed the
motives of the hoodlums, characterized
as Lansbury's Lam bs-an allusion 10
George Lansbury. former representa-
tive in parliament from the East End
The Post warned ex-soldiers that
British Lenineites were attempting TO
exploit their grievances. The riots
were not a result of the coal strike
hut showed the strain in temper oil
workers generally, the News said.
Police Arc Criticised.
The Herald, Lansbury's labor paper
denounced the "Cossacklike brutality
of the police. but the other papers
praised the officers for their restraint
AmaSement was expressed that so few
were injured in the charges and coun'
ter charges in Downing street.
Altho more than 100 persons re-
uu red medical treatment only six re-
mained over night in hospitals. Four
teen policemen and twenty-four civil
ians were seriously injured. Twelve
arrests were made, the men being II
iail tNlaN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
TAKE UP HOUSING
Mass Meeting To Be Held Fri
day at @. of C.
Kansas City Men VIII Explain
Home Building Plan.

A mass meeting of all Topekans in
terested in the building or housing sit
uation will be called by the Chamber
of Commerce directors for Friday, it
was announced today. 1t has not yet
been decided whether it will be in the
evening or at noon.
William E. Eastlake. president, and
Leonard Campbell, secretary of the
Home Building Finance company, of
Kansas City, will be present and ex-
plain how the company will build
homes in Topeka. 1t is planned that
the company will put up ST for every
dollar raised for that purpose here.
/. The home situation has become
very serious here and the Chamber of
Commerce is taking active steps to re-
lieve it. The meeting will be held at
the Chamber of Commerce and If held
in the evening a dinner will be served
in connection
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
FEAR FOR KING OF GREECE.
Athens Papers Already Specializing On
His Possible SUCCESSOR

Athens, Oct. 1s.-King Alexander
whose condition has been most grave,
seemed worse today. owing to conges-
tion of the lungs. Newspapers here
speculate on his successor should his
illness terminate fatally. A number of
foreign princes are suggested for the
throne.
1t appears that Prince Charles of
Belgium younger son of King Albert
and Queen Elizabeth, is the favorite.
opposition Journals point out that the
natural heir to the throne under the
constitution would be Prince Paul,
brother of King Alexander and third
son OF former King Constantine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
TO CAMPAIGN BY MOTOR
Demo Nominee Continues His Inten-
s!vc Pounding on League Issue.


slvc Pounding on League Issue.
En- Route With Governor Cox, Oct
19.-Into New England today, Gov
ornor Cox of Ohio carried his league of
nations fight. The candidate who con-
oluded an effort in northwestern New
York last night at Buffalo opened a
two days campaign with a brief morn
ing address at Worcester. Mass. Gov
ernor Cox had three large New Hamp-
shire meetings on his program, at
Nashua. Manchester and Concord, pre-
ceding a night meeting at Boston.
Varying weeks of campaigning, on
his presidential campaign train, ar
rangements were made for motor trips
from Nashua to Manchester, and
thence to Concord. The governor also
was to motor to Boston, expecting to
arrive in the early evening.
The governor today was prepared to
pound away upon the league as the
pre-eminent and very exclusive issue,
and to emphasize his advocacy and the
various positions which he alleges his
Republican opponent has taken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
COOLIDGE INTO KENTUCKY.
Vice Presidential Nominee Follows Hi
G. o. p. Chiefs Lead.

On Board Coolidge Special. Oct. 1S.
The special train bearing Governor
Coolidge and his political associates
on their campaigning tour of the bor-
der and southern states in behalf of
his candidacy as the Republican cam
didate for vice president today pene-
trated the heart of the Kentucky
mountains
Governors Coolidge. Morrow of
Kentucky and Lowden of Illinois ad-
dress audiences from the rear plat
form and tonight will speak at Mid
dlesboro, completing the tour Of the
state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
DEMANDS JURY OF WOMEN.
Mother To Be Tried for Murder of
Her Own Child

Cleveland o., Oct. 19.-Mrs., Kath-
crime Mikulic must stand trial for first
degree murder for staying her 5-year-
old daughter Eva, whom she drowned
in the lake last, month when she tried
to take her own life and did not wish
to leave the child to the charity of
friends
An Indictment charging first degree
murder was returned by the county
grand jury today. A jury OF women
will be demanded for the trial, attor-
neys for Mrs. Mikulic said.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
ILLINOIS R. R. GRANTED HIKE
Get Thirty-Fiye Per Cent Increase on
Intrastate Freight Business.

Springfield, III, Oct 19.-The state
public utilities commission today
granted Illinois railroads an increase
of 30 per cent on intrastate freight
shipments and served notice it is pre-
pared to carry the case to the supreme
court of the United States il the in
terstate commerce commission insists
that its recently granted 40 per cent
increase becomes effective.
Tho IS per cent increase granted
today practically is an average be-
tween the 40 per cent increase grant
ed the eastern roads. the 35 per
cent increase granted western roads
and the 25 per cent increase granted
southern roads.
Today's increase takes precedence
over the 331 u per cent increase grant
ed Illinois carriers on August IL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
WOULD REVENGE CARRANzA.
Generals of Former Mexican President
Gather for New Revolt.

Vera Cruz, Oct 1e-Armed opposi-
ton to the Mexican government has
arisen in the state of Puebla. where
lrevolutionists have congregated in two
towns. according to dispatches from
that district received here today
Three thousand men under leader
ship of an ex-Carranza general were
reported to have armed themselves.
swearing TO do everything possible to
prevent General Obregon from as
suming the presidency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
wANDERER GOES ON TRIAL.
Insanity Plea Defense of Chicago Man
In Murder Case.

Chicago. Oct 1e.-The defense in
the trial of Carl Wanderer. charged
with the murder Of his wife, their un-
born child and a ragged stranger"
began presentation of its case today.
1t was said that the attorneys for
wanderer would offer plea of insan-
ity and would attempt to show that a
confession Wanderer made which was
read to the jury yesterday was OBJ
tanned by third degree methods
The state rested its case yesterday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
EXPRESS COMPANY GETS HIKE.
Twelve and a Half Per Cent Increase
Granted by Oklahoma Board.

Oklahoma City. Oct. 19.-The state
corporation commission today granted
the American Railway Express COM
pany an increase of 12z per cent in
rates, effective October /. within the
state in conformity with the recent
award of the interstate commerce
commission.
Application of the company for a
supplementary increase Of 131z per
cent was being heard by the commits
zion TODAY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
Want RecognItion For Mexico.

Mexico City. Oct. l9.-Recognition
of the Mexican government was re-
commended to President Wilson by
trade delegations from Houston and
FL Paso. Texas, received by President
De la Huerta. The delegations wired
the president they found Mexico at
peace and believed lin the security of
the government. A
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
BURIED HIS WIFE ALIVE.
Police Now Search for Grave of MUIR
dered Woman.

New. Brunswick, Oct. 19.-The po-
lice today prepared to conduct a
search in ManvilIe for the grave OF a
woman reported to have. been buried
alive by her husband.
With them the police planned TO
take Mike Cucuk of that town, who
has been held since he is alleged to
have told friends that a boarding
house proprietor there beat his wife,
tied her hands and feet and then
buried her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
HEARINGS POSTPONED.
William Anderson and Roy HoiIings-
worth To Be Tried November 10.

The preIimInary hearings IN The
cases of william Anderson and Roy
Hollingsworth were postponed until
November 19 when the docket was
called in the court of Topeka this
morning. Otis Allen acted as Judge
pro tenn in the absence of Judge Rad
Lee. who was called out of the city
Monday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
PHI Campbell Is very IN.

Pittsburg. Kan, Oct. 1s.-Repre-
sentative Philip Campbell of the Third
Kansas district is i'll at his home here.
threatened with pneumonia. The con-
gresham. who has been on a strenu-
Gus speaking tour of the district. came
home last night. His immediate en-
gagements have been cancelled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
BALTIC UNION Is HALTED.
Resignation of Polish Minister OF For
eign Affairs Blocks ParIcy

London. Oct. 19.-Negotiations look
ing toward a Baltic union were stopped
at Riga when Prince Saphieha, Polish
minister of foreign affairs, resigned.
Dispatches said Jan Dombski, head
of the Polish commission, was forced
to return to Warsaw, breaking off the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
LOST EYE THRU HASTE.
X. U. Student In Too Great n Hurry To
Dilute Hydrogcn-It Exploded.

Lawrence, Kan. Oct. 19.-As a re-
suit of haste in making an experiment
in a chemical laboratory at Kansas
university. Thursday. Leonard Meliot,
a sophomore. lost the sight Of one eye.
After being absent from one period
and behind in his work. Mellot failed
to dilute hydrogen gas for experi-
mental purposes, using it in the con-
centrated form. The explosion fol-
! lou.nd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
MUCH BENEFIT TO CROPS.
Rains I'm Kansas Last Week Genuine
Benefit, Mohicr's Report SAYS.

Rains in Kansas last week were a
genuine benefit TO crops and soil con-
ditions, according to the weekly re-
port Of J. C. Mohler. secretary of the
state board of agriculture.
Excellent weather conditions. have
aided farmers in handling their fall
work. Corn husking has started in the
northern counties and fa1l plowing 10
completed in many communities. The
alfalfa haying season is practically
ended.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
Furniture FACTORY Is Destroyed.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Oct 1s.-The
factory Of the Haney School Seat
Furniture company here was destroy
ed by fire today. The company was
one of the largest in the middle west.
The loss was about 100000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
Election Returns for Sailors.

Boston, Oct. 19.-Arrangements for
sending national election returns
broadcast by wireless for the informa-
ton of the Atlantic fleet and merchant
ships were announced in orders from
the navy department today. The re-
turns will be sent out hourly on cleo
ton night and the following day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
Wears Cord Half SoIes

Emporia. Kan. oct. 19.-'Cord.
non-skid" half soles for shoes have
made their appearance here.
j. w. Taylor. workman. says old
auto tires make good, comfortable
soies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
Sylvia Pankhurst Jailed Again.

London, Oct. l9.-Sylvia Pankhurst,
daughter of Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst, was arrested today charged with
publishing seditious literature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
NIacswiney Has scurvy symptoms

London. Oct. 19.-Altho Lord Mayor
MacSwiney was reported to show
signs of scurvy today, his condition
was practically unchanged, Sim Fein
bulletin said. Relatives would permit
no action to prevent the threatened
disease
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-19
COLD WEATHER ON WAY
Scheduled TO Reach Topeka Some
Time Tomorrow

TODAY'S TEMPERATURES:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
RASPUNSUL SUVERANULUI
la ADRESA SENATULUI,

Regele a raspuns astfel conf
siei Senatului, care la prezentat
adresa de raspuns la mcsagiul
tronului:
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PAGINA 5.
C. % " O g Al z II

Soeietatea romina de ajn.or 81
rulturil .,M.hai Nitcazul" din
Follansbec. w. Va. conyoaaa pc
,toti membrii sal din loc 81 din
jur a lna parte la adrmarca gene
rala extra ordinara. care Sc va
tinea in ziua de s Februarie
1920. la orelc $50 a. m., i'll hala
EXner din Penn Street.
Tot odata sunt rugati acel
frati Romini earl doresc a de-
veni membrii al societatii noas-
are, spre binale p9oprlu 81 ina
intarea ncamului rominesc, sa sc
prczintc la adunarea aceasta.
in numcIc societatii ,.Mihai Vi
tcazul" din Follansbee. W. Va:
loan Eudea, prescdinte.
1lisie Musca, seczetar.
(27-oS)
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S z N A T u L

Sedinta Sc deschide la orele Is.
Sub presedintia domnului Paul
Bujor.
Pc banca ministeriala ia loc d.
Bontescu. ministrul industriei 81
comcrciului.
Sc fac formalitatilc obisnuite
dnpa care d. presedinte Paul Blu
jor Isl eNprima regretul de HI
Fl putut luat parte la sedinta is
torica a alipirii tuturor provincii
lor dc vechiul rcgat, pun1ndu-se
dcfinitiv 81 legal temeliilc Roml-
niei Mari.
A luat parte fnsa Gu tot sufle.
Itul la iniltatoarea ri.
Cd. presedinte Paul Bujor
cunoscut ca ateu, vorbind in de-
cursul cuvintarei sale 81 de min
tuitorul nostru Isus Christos. Sc.
natul 81 indeosebi preotimea, {
aplaudat semnificativ aceste cu
vinte).
D. Paul Bujor citeste apoi ras
punsul Suvcranulni la adrcsa.
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CO N Y o G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Cuza Voda" din Massi
Hon, Ohio, convoaca Pc toti fra
I'll membrii lua parte Ia aduna-
rea generala lunara. care va a.
yea loc Dumineca, 8 Fcbruaria
1920. in hala societatii din Co
lumbia Hights, la orcle l.30 p.
m. Tot fratii mcmbrii sunt RI
gait Gu staruinta lua parte Ia
aceasta sedinta, fiindca avem
mai multe lucruri importante d.
rczolvat pcntru bunul mers al
societatil noastre.
Absentele nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numelc societatii ..Cuza Vo-
da'' din Massillon, Ohio:
Prexidiul.
(D7-OSA
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G on v o G A r E /.

Societatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ..1nvierea' dim Martins
Ferry, Ohio, convoaca pc toll
membrii sal a lua parte la Sodln-
ia generala hmara. care va avea
loc in ziua de s Februarie 1920,
la orele , p. m. La aceasta Sc
dinta sunt rugati Gu starulnta
toti fratii membrii q lua parte
find ca avem mai multc chestll
importantc de rezolvat.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor
in numele societatii ,,llrvicrea"
din Martins Ferry. Ohio:
Axente Caprlta, presed1nte.
John Ghindea, secretar fin.
(o1-CS0
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CONVENTIA Gu BIROUL BRI
TAN1C.

ID. ministru V. Bontescu depu.
ne proiectul pentru ratificarea
conventiei GU biroul Britanic prlr
care Statul Rom1n urmeaza sd
achite cele Is mil vagoane ceda.
te ministerului de razboiu. III
timpul campaniei 1916-191S.
Senatul admitind urgenta tre-
ce in sectiuni la oreIe 4 juma.
tate.
La redeschidere, d. n. Popo.
viciLupu, raportor. celeste ra-
portul comitetului delegation
Discutia generala este deschi.
sd.
ID. Cir. Procopiu. in nmele par
tidului liberal, Isl exprima mira
rea ca un project Gle importantl
cclui porpus este adus in discu
ina senatului GU alta graba, Il.
ind vorba de 0 obligatiune certa
cum Sc spune in drept.
fnteleglnd necesitatea inexo-
rabila a proiectului. nu ne pu
tenn opri de a nu protesta impo
trivia manierci in care fost pro
|pus 81 pentru a evita ca pc viltol
sd Sc mai repet acest procedeu
nu yom vota contra. ci lie Won
abtine.
D. N. Popovici-- i--Iiupa, raportol
da e0plicatiuni asupra economic
Iproiectului, aratind ca conventis
departe Gle fl oneroasa, dimpo
trivia avantagii apreciabile de or
din financiar pcntru tara.
D. Ministru V. Bontescu: An
regretat 81 ieri atitudinea parti
dului liberal fata de acest pro
iect care ichideaza mostenire
81 la drept vorbind mostenirea 4
din partea partidului liberal ca
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.,Cind acrmJ ami am fagaduii

,,Cind acuin5 ami am fagaduit
fata de reprezentantii natiunei
cd yoiu Fl ,,bun romin'' am fnte-
les prin acest cuvfnt ca orr &c
S ar intimpla. Regele 81 poporul
formeaza un trup individual. Sti-
am earl erau nazuintele natiunei
81 stiam ca era numai Gale pc
ca/e puteam ajunge la infaptui-
rca ursitei neamului rominesc.
Prin jertfe nenumarate din par
tea tuturor s'a facut unirea Ro-
m1nilor. Mute all fost suferinte
lie, grele au fost incercarile, lar
credinta poporului 81 vitejia os-
tasului Romin le-au biruit pc
tOate.
,.Cuvintele duioase ell carl in
tiiul Senat al Ronrfniei Unite a.
minteste luptclc eroice unde a
re1nviat vitejia stramoseasca.
sunt chezasic sigura a grijei ce
20 poarta pentrn iubita Mea ar
mata, care nu are enumai menl-
rea de fl scutul tare in vremuri
de primejdic. ci 81 acela Gle a ii
; adcvarata seoala de inbire de
Neam, de credinta catra Iron 81
| a virtutilor morale. lntereSl
viu ce purtati celor mort pc cim-
| pul de lupta 81 urmayilor lor, ca
81 celor multi carl si-au jerfit Sd.
natatea 81 viitorul lor pc altaral
Patriei. nu este numai o fapta
umanitara. dar 81 datorie sim
ia catre cnpii acestei Tari.
,.Suntem adinc recunoscatori
81 marilo4 nostri aliati 81 cama-
razilor de armn, carl ne-au dat
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slprijinul Tor intru realizarea as
plratiunllOr noastre rationale.
Gu toatp sacrificiile dureroa-
sc ce ne-a impus aeropagul de la
Paris. nutrim via dorinta de a
mentine legatllrile de strins;i
nrietenie Gu marii nostri aliati
81 suntem sigur.i cd ci vor pretui
cum Sc cuvine rolul important
eel joaca Rominia ca factor al
civilizatiunii occidentale in aces
te parti ale Europei.
.,Siantamfntuls de iubire, de
Neam. co fnsufleteste pc maturul
Corp este cea mai buna garantie
cd ell va pune toata grija ca fra
| til nostri earl au ramas sub staol
nirea straana ST MI fic stirbi!l
in desvoltarea lor ctnica 81 ma
tionala.
Stunt fericit constatind cd a.
t.ntinnea DomniiIor Voastre de
osebita este fndreptata spre deS
lcgarea problemelor constitution
male. agrarc. administrative 81 q
conomice. menitei de a da Tarc
asezamintul trainic carl sub ari
peIc lui ocrotitoare sa aduno !;
o lalta pc toti cetatenii Rom1nie
introgite. fara deosebire de elias;
81 origina. contribuind astfel in
tr'o masnra larga la unirea lol
sufleteasca.
..Cu deplina fncredere in pa
triotismul primului Senat al Ro
m1niei Mari. snnt convins ca pt
teaneiul marilor idei religioasn
morale. culturale 81 monarchice
81 pc baza nationala. lare demo
cratica, de care este hotarit sd -
calauzeasca. propasirea Neamu
lui Romfncsc este in viitor asiou
rata. "'"
va multumesc iarasi pentr'
Stmtamintele Domniilor Voastr
de dragoste 81 credinta pentrl
Regina. pentru Mine 81 Famili
| Mna"
] Senatorii au intrerupt cu aDla
use 81 ovatiuni toate aliniatel
| ra~tpunsului.
ID. st. Bors: face comunicar
| G., privire la sitnatinnea nenorc
i "'ta in care Sc afla Dobrogea. p
care o numestc plaminul Rom
/ niei Mari.
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G O n Y o G A & E !.

SOcletatea rOmina de aJutOr 81
cultura ,.Isvorul'' din Mcdonald.
Ohio, convoaca Pc toti me1nbril
sal din loc 81 din jur a lua pare
la sedinta generala extra ordina-
ra, care Sc va tinea in ziua dc Ii
Februaric 1920. la orele 100 p
IN. Find mai multe chestii i'm
portante de rezolvat intre care
va fl 81 darea de seama pc 6 luni
81 schimbarea functionarilor, ru-
gam staruitor pc toti membrii IA
lua parte la accasta adunara
Absentee mem otlvate Sc vOr pe-
depsi conform statutelor.
In numcle societatii .,Isvoru!
din Mcdonald, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
1(27-2S\
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l27--2S)
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,lanse pe bancile blocului.)

plause pc bancile blocului.)
Tocmai domnii liberali protes-
.teaza. d-lor carl au tolerat contra
banda din timpul neutralitatii,
vfnzfnd char $4,000 vagoane ell
citeva ziIe inaintc de fntrarea il
razboiu?
Voci: Ode Pc bancile blocului1
Asa e!
y. ministdu Y. Bontescu: Eu
cred Cd in lichidarea angajamen-
tclor noastre avem datoria Cc o.
noarc sd platim, sprc a saliva Gro
litul 81 prestigiul nostru in strili-
natate. zdlncinate de tergiversa-
|rile predccesorilor nostri. (Apla-
use(.
Voci: La vot 1nchiderea dis
cutiei!
p. CIR. Procopiu. rasp,lnzInl
/ d-lui ministru al industriei aratil
imprcjurarile in earl fost III
chciat contractul.
| D. ministru Y. Bontescu. in rH-
lplica. Isl cNprima regretul ca de-
! butul sau in Sanat a dat prileju!
discutiunei asupra unor chestl-
niu de partid.
Repet ca trebue sd platim pen
tru saliva prestigiul nostru de
stat. (Aplause).
Proiectul G luat in conside-
rare.
I Articolcle sunt votate fara d.
scutie.
4 Pus la vot. proiectul a, intru-
nit SO voturi din 81.
| D. Aurel Vlad, depune proiec-
tele: pentru contractarea unlli
! imprumut intern sau extern, ne.
I, limitate 81 pentru modificarca
legei vamilor.
I Senatul admitind urgenta, a
trecut in sectiuni.
| La redeschidere, d. DR.. HE
| Beu. raportor. celeste, raportul
comitetului delegation asuprd
lproiectului relativ La Imprumut
proiectul Sc voteaZa fara discll
tie in umanimitate.
Sc voteaza apoi fara discutit
proectul pentru modificarca II
Inui articol din legea vamilor.
/ Raportor: DR.. Ilie Beu.
| Sedinta Sc ridica la orele 7 s
jumatate seara.
Senatul luat vacanta pima u
26 Ianuarie.
(,,Dacia