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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Should Take Inventories

The commissioners of internal
revenue mas given notice that farm
ers' inventories taken at market
value less cost of marketing will
hereafter be accepted in determin-
ing income tax. Up to the time of
this ruling there were instances
where revenue men refused to
accept farm inventories, saying
they could not be used under any
conditions. This often meant an
increased tax for the farmer to pay
The farmers always have argued
that they should be allowed to take
inventories, the same as business
men do, and that only by inven
tories could a proper determination
of income tax be made. One in
stance is cited where the refusal Of
an inventory cost a farmer NOR
than $500.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Implement Demonstration

Manager McKeever OF the Kend-
rick Hardware Company is COM
pietlng arrangements for the i'm
plement demonstration to be given
at the store during every day next
week. Factory representatives OF
the different implements will be
present to assist in the demonstra-
tion work. Power will be furnish
ed by gasoline engines to run the
machinery during the demonstra-
tions.
A new coat of paint throughout is
being given the store so it will be
dressed in its best for the occasion.
Lectures by the factory represent
atives will accompany the demon
strations. Also it will be an op-
portunlty for the farmers to ask
any questions in regard to the
operating of their farm machinery.
The meeting is primarily to assist
the farmers in solving their ma
chinery and implment problems
and every farmer of the Potlatch
has been issued cordial invita-
tion to be present as often as pos
sible next week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Local News

B. c. johnson and son, Clarence,
arrived Thursday via the Ford
route from Los Angeles, Cal. He
and his family started in Ford
and made the trip together as far as
Day ton, WASH, where Mrs. johnson
and the two younger children stop
ped to visit friends. 1t took ten
days to make the trip here and b.
G.. said that aside from replacing
two spark plugs they had no car
trouble. Mr.. Johnson has been
working for a publishing house in
Les Angeles for the past two years.
He may go into the newspaper bust
ness again if he can find good
location.
R. d. Newton sold three grafton.
olas last week. He is doing big
business in these machines having
sold thirty last year. He expects
to do better than that during 1920
Carl Brown is in the northern
part of the state looking after cen
sus work for the Lew iston office.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Lester Hill
of Cedar Creek ridge, Wednesday
nine pound daughter.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Skunk VS. Cow

That there is more profit in rails
ing the ordinary skunk than the Or
dinary COW is the declaration of Joe
w. Jensen of briggs, Idaho, who
has become So deeply interested IN
the plans of the Idaho Game Breed
ers Association that he sent letter
giving his experience With skunks.
While the price for the ordinary
skunk fur is $500 to $1,000 the good
breeding quality runs as high as
$4,000 pair. Mr.. Jensen says he
has one female skunk whose off
spring last year brought him $94.00.
The skunk, he declares, has the
cleanest of habits and the offensive
odor may be eliminated by simple
process of deodorization.
Mr.. Jensen gives this information
to the public in the hopes that it
will stimulate further interest on
the part of farmers and others who
will find their income materially y
increased by fur raising. 1t is un.
derstood that Mr.. Jensen has beer
a tenant farmer but his success with
the fur side line seems to indicate
that he will no longer be IN thai
status.
The officers of the Idaho Gam,
Breeders were deeply interested il
Mr.. Jensen's statements. 1t is th'
object of the Association to encour
age the raising of fur bearin,
. animals and to create for larg
) number of people a profitable in
dustry from what is now an ah
} solute waste.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Insurance Company Growing

The Nez Perce Farmers County
Mutual. Fire Insurance Company has
now been organized for fifteen
years. The organization of the
company was effected in January,
1905 by few farmers at Mohler,
Idaho. 1t was necessary to have
SlOO, 100000 in accepted applications
before issuing any policies. TINS
amount was secured and the first
policies issued July 27, 1905. The
amount of business now in force is
$l,651 900 in 1877 policies. The
growth has been steady and grad
ual. Present indications are that
the two million mark will be reach
ed in 1920. Over $25. 1000 IN losses
has been paid. The cost to mem,
bers has been about one third the
rate charged by oldline companies
At the annual meeting recently
held at Orofino, E. F. Stamper OF
Melrose was elected president; FREQ
Riggers of Nezperce, vice-presiden
and Jesse Hoffman of Leland, sec
retary-treasurer. The other direc
tors are u. R. Warnacut of Vollmer
A. F. Harbke of Nezperce; John Da'
of lewiston; Theo. Schleuter o
Genesee; Joseph N. Larson o
Weippe and Theo. Hartman O
Winchester.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Two Million Houses Wanted

Back in 1916 the supply of houses
just about kept. up with the de-
mand. Population was increasing
at the usual rate of 13 per cent
year.
During 1918 everybody was
busy winning the war;" and con-
struction of houses fell off to about
one.third the usual figure. jan
uary, 1919, found US with these four
million men coming back into civil
life, the accumulated demand of
two or three years, came all at once.
Three years supply of houses were
needed at once. Instead of having
them we are short 100000 homes
that would normally have been
built during 19l7-1S. Here we
have an unusually large demand
and 100000 less houses than ordin-
ary supply. The law of supply and
demand the law that fixes prices,
has raised rents. The only thing
that can bring rents down is this
same basic law. 1t the balance is
to swing the other way, to lower
rates, we must build. We are all
here and we've got to live some
where, so there isn't much chance of
cutting down the demand.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Flu Ban Lifted

\ The ban will be lifted on public
meetings Sunday. This is the order
of the local health officers. The
regular church services will be held
in. the churches. School will open
Monday morning. Yesterday after
noon it was reported that Kendrick
was entirely free from influenza, so
it was believed to be safe to lift
the ban on public gatherings, be-
ginning Sunday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Gas the Gophers

That on the BOISE Project during
the irrigation seasons of 1917 and
1918 many gophers were gassed
with Ford car is stated by w. G.
Steward, Associate in Agricultural
Engineering at the University.
The exhaust pipe was cut between
the engine and the muffier, and a
two way cutout was inserted so that
the gas could be entirely cut off
from the muff1er or could all be
sent through the muffier Into the
exhaust pipe back OF the muff1er
was inserted piece of gas pipe to
which was fastened, by a coupling.
25 feet of flexible metal steam hose.
This hose should be made of gall
vanized iron or other stiff metal,
as it has to stand considerable hard
usage.
To use this outfit the machine is
run on the ditch bank or other place
where the gopher holes may be
located. Wherever fresh mound
of dirt appears, hole is opened In
to the runway and the end of the
hose is Inserted into the hole. The
cutout is then turned so as to throw
the burned gas back through the
mufficr into the hole. The engine
is started and the throttle is adj
vanced so that lean mixture is
burned. This creates dense smoke
that will appear at any point where
the runway may open. If hole IS
made in a runway, say so feet from
the point where the hose is inserted,
the smoke should show in from to
10 seconds after the ngine is start
ed. If the gas has a mixture Of
cylinder oil the smoke will appear
white and will show much palmer.
To use this outfit to advantage,
there should be party of three,
one to drive, one to open the run
way, and one to operate the hose.
At times it may be an advantage to
have another 25 feet of hose to
attach so as to reach hole where
), the machine cannot be driven.
e The effect of the gas on gophers
is and squirrels is almost instant
; aneous.
& II is surprising how quickly a
e mile of canal bank can be covered
a with this outfit. The bank shoulC
d be worked at frequent intervals tt
% kill any animals that may have
escaped previously and to kill thos'
that come IN from the adjoining
fields.
Ordinary rubber hose is not suit
able for this work as the heat ant
: oil cause the rubber to soften AM
- swell and thus close the hose so NJ
- !. smoke will pass through. Car
:. should be taken that the engine !
" not overheated as the burning of
- lean mixture tends to rapid heat
- ing.
- While this method is not as ecor
~ omical as poisoning yet it can b
- used at season when poison is II
- effective and will get the wise one
-. ~ that avoid trap or poison.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Death of Martin Norman

Martin Norman of Big Bear Ridge,
age 81 years, passed away at the
Bovill hospital after short illness
caused by influenza which later re-
suited in pneumonia. The young
man is we'll known on Bear Ridge
where he has made his home for a
number of years. He is survived
by his father, sister and two
brothers.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
One Day Beats IL Years

At nine poultry demonstrations
which were conducted in Madison
county by Prem Moore. poultry
specialist of the university extern
sion division, 726 hens were culled.
There were in attendance 119 farm
ers and farmers wives. One
poultryman said he had learned
more about poultry in one demon.
stration than he had learned pre-.
viously in IL years of interest in
keeping fowls. In one flock tina,
MIR. Moore examined, al hens were
found to be non-layers except one.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20

Bishop H. D. DuBose of the M. E..
Church of California, will preach
at Leland on Wednesday evening
March 8. He will also hold the dis
trict conference at Juliaetta on
March 2, 3 and a, and will dedicate
the new M. E. church at Juliaetta,
Thursday, March 4.
Prot. D. R. White was a Moscow
visitor last week.
Mrs. George Keiber of Moscow
visited relatives here last week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
Over the County

Troy News: Harold Frisk, a
farmer residing a short distance
northeast of Troy, recently killed
an animal which had all his neigh
bors guessing as to what it was.
1t put in its appearance about his
barn and was such an oddity that
it even had Mr.. Frisk's chickens
running in all directions. Motto
ing commotion about his barn
yard he fastened to the scene and
upon seeing the looking beast
he lost no time in getting his rifle.
After putting a bullet through a
vital spot of its body he cautiously
examined it, but it was still
Dutch" to him. Neighbors had
never seen anything like it, so he
was left in the dark as much as
ever. Finally he skinned the
animal, which measured about l8
inches from tip to tip and stood
abodt 10 inches high. Simon john
son was told about the strange
animal Mr.. Frisk had killed, and
when he saw the hide nicely strethed
over board he recognized it as
his Angora at, which he had missed
from his place for several days.
What made the cat look so odd was
the long hair which covered its
body from one end to the other.
1t has not been decided whether
the joke is on Simon or Harold,
but the people in that community
had good laugh over the incident.
Deary Press: Rumors that the
Potlatch Lumber company were to
start extensive logging operations
in the Brush creek district, have
been confirmed by the establish.
ment of a camp at the John Benson
place, mile east of Deary, and the
removal thereto of the logging
crews from Camp 6. 1t is under
stood that the new camp will EN-
ploy upward of rs men. A spur il
to be up Brush creek to tap tht
large body of timber to be reduced
Camp 6 at HeImer is to remain
general headquarters for the rail
road crews, repair shops and sup
ply point for Camps 10 and IL.
The new locomotive purchased b.
the company last fall was delivere'
a few days ago to the woods depart
ment at Bevill. 1t will work out o
Deary. The logging operations i
the Brush creek district will cove
a period of months, the timber be
ing estimated at some tiftee
million feet.
Juliaetta Record: Baby chicks thi
early in the season is somethin
quite unusual, but Mrs. c.
Biddison has Rhode Island Re
hen which has just Matched out ]
fine healthy chicks, which is belize
ed to be the first hatched in tn
part Of the country this year. Mr.
Biddison has good warm place
keep them and believes she will
able to raise all of them.
Genesee News: While demolitit
has been going on within the o
building recently purchased (
John Krier from j. Rosenstein, n
until Tuesday did the real work
taking down the old building b
gin. This was formerly built
and occupied by j. Rosenstein as
store and is one of the real OF
timers, and while its demoliti
marks the passing of one Of t
oldest buildings in Genesee, ma
are the favorable comments nea
on its removal, as the fewer bui
ings of Its kind the are around to,
4, the less danger there will be frt
" fire, for the young president
possibilities who are just Learnt
to pull a cigarette must have Sol
place to hide while doing it.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20
BANKS Closed Monday

The local banks will be closed all
day Monday IN observance of WASH
ington's birthday, which is legal
holiday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20

the usao gorrot rice which are among
world the many
the Philippine Islands and are to be
Northern Luzon
estimated there 122 miles OF
in which approximately half
the world
the pitousn long distances
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-20

Arthur Wegner is home on a visit
from Pullman where he has been
attending school.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
JANDARMII ATACATI 81 BA-
TUTI DE TARANI.

lntcrpelatorul citeaza o serie
de cazuri in carl in diferite 60
mune, jandarmii au fost ataca.i
81 batuti de populatiune.
ID. CRISTESCU, socialist
Dati jandarmii poporului, cind
II are ce Sd maillncc!
(Libcralii izbucnesc in strigatc
de: .,Jos''' 81 ,,Huo" q. strigate
prelungite(.
ID. ORLEANU-BUZAU: Mai
taci, ma, Cristescule, nu mai ur-
d. OPRESCr, socialist: Las
ca 0 sa fie bine! (naritate).
Cd. presedinte intervine 81 du-
pa insistente rcpetate, vocifera-
rile din grupurile taranist 81 Ii
beral incetcaza).
ID. TATARESCU: Este cea maj
mare greseala sd 1ncerce sa sc
puma anarchia la baza vietii de-
mocratice a Rominiei. (Liberalii
aplauda indelung).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
,,CULTUL INCOMPETINTEI 81
TRIUMFVL MEDIOCRITATII"

-. IAIARESCl Actualll gli
vernanti all rccunoscut ca nil.
mesc oameni de JOS. Oar Sc in
stltnie as"fel cu,tul inccmpetin
tel 81 triumful mediocritatii. rs
te 0 greSeala sd Sc crcada ca Sc
institute All un regim democratic
Sa institute pur 81 simplu o tira-
ME noua. alta olgarhie, care
ln!aturInd clitelc, Sc intemeiazl
pc ura 81 pc ignoranta. NJ trcbur
nltat ca la baza tuturor dcmocra-
tilor sta pricipii care cere sd s.
dea fiecarnia dupa merit. CA
plausc indclungatc in rinlluriin
liberalilor).
Norbind dcspre rolul ardelc-
nilor in politica Rominiei intro
Cite, interpelatorul arata ca Ro.
mini de pestc munti erau astes,-
tati de intreaga constiinta romi-
neasca, constiinta care g rezul-
tanta intregei suflari romine5ti.
lar nu apanagiul unui partid Sa
luam seama ca in locul gradina ii
lnflorite pc care astptam sa nu
transformam tara intr' 'un nmens
pustiu. (Liberalii aplauda viu)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

le>prc vrcmuri noui, atunci Gin
pretinsii oamcni noui nu fac dc
cit sd permancntcZe ycchiul re
GIN in formele lui celc mai con
damnabile.
Numindu-se prefcctii de jude
te, S a intrebuintat sistemul I'M.
partirei cite unei bucati pcntru
fiecare fractiune, sistemul arun-
carci zarllui intrebuintat 81 cinl
$ an impartit haincle Mintuito-
rului rastignit. (Aplause).
La fcl S "a facut Gu primariila.
ca Administrative de plasa. NJ
oamenii au fost numiti in virtu-
tea titlului de I clase primarc.
O NOCE: ca sau fara certifi-
cat. (llaritate),
ID. TATARESCU.. avind, d
devarat. 81 pc aceea de a ii mem
bril- militant intr'un partid care
a semanat ura 81 vrajba.
ID. MAGEARU: Ma rog, cine
are 1 clasc primare?
NOCI numeroase la liberal! +:
Stai jos. D-ta eSti savant, sc site
llaritate).
D. TNTARESCU: D-ta, die
Magcaru, care esti atot stiutor,
ii crezi la fel 81 pc eel dimpreju-
rul d-tale. Cert este ca nnmirlle
facutc HI corespund de loc nee =
sitatii ci au fost determinate nj
mai de strimte consideratillni de
partid. Rezulta de aci ca oamenii
numiti pc aceasta Gale nu vor pn-
tea i'm nici lln caz sd faca fatl
marilor probleme la ordinea zilcl.
cele patrl clase primare 81 lip,a
ori carei experiente administra-
tive MI opt Fl in nici un caz 0 ba-
za rccomandabila i'm accst sens.
ID. MAGEARU professional.
d. Presedinte lORGA intervi-
he. aratind cd interpelarea c a.
dresata ld-lui ministru Llpu. lar
nu Camerei.
d. JUCA: Apoi d. Magearr'
Sc crede ministru 81 raspundc d
sa cum vedeti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
ACTELE OFICIALE CARR
VORBESC.

ID. TATARESCU: Prin oeline
81 adrcse speciale, ministerul de
inferno comunicat ca jandar-
meria va Fl red,lsa 81 dcsfiintata
lar anumiti alesi al natiunei al
comunicat tarahimci acelas lu-
cru.
(Vorbitorul citeaza scrie de
date, mentionind actc din earl re
les cele aratate dc d-sa. Intrc al
tele citeaza raportul comandan-
tului unei companii de jan
darmi).
D. CRETU. taranist: D-ta crezi
ce scric acolo?
D. TATARESCU: E vorba dc
acte oficiale, carl nu pot ii pusa
la indoiala. (Noui vociferari la
taraniSti).
VOCI, la liberali: Sa nu vor-
beasca oamenii ca Pitica!
y. TATARESCU: S'au speca-
lat in mod vinovat greseli carl
s'au produs. ST s'a scos din elc 0
concluzie 81 mai vinovata. S'a
cerut desfiintarea jandarmeriei,
in loc sd sc ceara reorganizarea
ci, ,inlaturarca clcmcntclor relic.
Guardul comunali pc care voiti
sal puneti in locul jandarmului
nu inseamna nici de cum RENE
diarea raului.
(Murmure la tal'anisti, carl III
trerup din nou).
YOCI, la LIBERAL: Taci, Pitica
D. Presedinte N. IORGA: Va
rog sd aveti mai multa rahdare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
,,OAMENII CELOR PATRU
CLASE pRINfARE'.

Trccind la doua parte a in
terpelarei sale, d. Tatarescu vor.
bcsie despre numirea nouiloy
prefecti. S'au pus Nfoarte multe
81 foarte mari sperante in d. DIR
Lupu, al carui trecut polite G.
ste destul de interesant.
ID. SIMIONESCT-B1RLAD
D-lui aviator polite. Hairtate)
D. TArARESCJT: Am auzit
foarte multe fagaduieli din par
tea dior Vaida. Vlad 81 a tutu-
ror conducatorilor actllalului gll-
vern. Oar este pur 81 simplu un
act de insolenta sa Sc vorbeascsi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
fxo1l1x >.

Ed q
mobllizarea cere i'll adevar ta-
raninea, care pc alocuri nu STA
vazut casa de Z ami de zile. Ce-
rind ceea ce GER, oamenii o fa2 cu
modaratlune, pentru ca, nu exls-
ia un popor mai moderat 81 mai
,cumpanit de cit al nostru. (Blo-
cul aplauda).
Va pl1ngeti ca taranii Ger inn
partirea pamlntului dupa alto
norme decit cele propuse de d-tra
liberaliie. !. Oar &c va considc-
rati infallbili? D-tra aveti un
punct de vedere, dar moi ayem al
tul, ceea ce foartc firesc. MOI
consiler;lm Cd cota pc care a.
cordati nu e suficienta. 81 cerem
una mai mare. ceca ce nu trebue
sd mire pc nimeni, 81 GU atit maj
putin pc d-tra. (Blocul aplauda)
Este cnolml dcoscbirc intre
vederile partidului liberal de ieri
81 cele Pc earl lie arata All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

niei Isl string rindurile si-si mo-
bilizeaza toatc fortelc,, s'a ce-
rut 81 Sc cere demobilizarea. Sc
spunc ca mobilizarea este lln act
de nedreptatc, savirsit de cio-
coi'
NOCl, la taraniSti: Nam spas
O nici odata!
VOCI, la libcrali: Sunteti tra-
latori de ncam.
ID. TATARESCU: Taranimea
astcapta All implinirca fagadu-
iclii facute de partidul sus nu-
init, cum asteapta implinirca 81
a altor fagaduieli. Ea asteapta
impartirca pamintului, a tutu-
ror paminturilor, dupa alte nor
me de cit cclc dnscrise i'll deere
tul-lege cunoscut.
VOCI, la taranisti: NJ! Nu-i
adcvarat'>
ID. TATARESCU: Conform pro-
misiunior d-tra, taranimea as
teapta sd Use imparta tot pamin-
Ntul, pima la rs ha., lasate proprie-
tarului. Nam VENT fara docu-
mentc, 81 voiu face dovada AFR
marilor mele.
Ca urmare a acestei propagan-
de de fagaduieli, taranul nu 'iese
All la lucru, nu face nici ill.
voiala agricola. 81 situatia rezui-
tata din aceasta camapanie cea
mai nimerita sentinta pentru j.
cci carl all facut-o.
Oar un alt element de nelinis-
tire, de primejdioasa agitatiunea
jandarmcriei.
AOCI, la socialist: Foarte. bi-
ne! A terorizat populatiunea de-
stul!
D. TATARESCU: Suntcm All
i'll cca mai critica situatiunc,
suntem i'll fata unei primcjdii
care poate izbucni dintr'un mo-
ment in altul.
! VOCI, Ia taranisti: va inss.
lati!
D. p. IOANlTESCU: Aveti >
credinta falsa, die interpelator.
Taranul romIn conscrvator 81
nationalist. sysgg..ss.ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

INTERPELAREA DOMNULUI
G.. TATARESCU.

D. GIL. lTATARESCU desvol-
.tindu-si interpclarea anuntata de
jeri, privitoare la propaganda de
la safe, denita sd creieze stare
de spirit anarchica, facut in Ill
troducere o expunerc generala a
conditiilor ce au dat nastere ac-
cualei trize sociale la moi.
Campania electorate facuta in
vremea din urma fost un nolI
prilej de a sc accentua menta-
litate care arata ca lupta intre-
prinsa nu sc da att impotriva
insasi guvernarei, dmpotriv;i
princIpiului de conducere.
Pc ,multelc durcri ale poporu-
lui, insa, III loo sd Sc toarne bal
sam, s'a turnat vcnin.
(Taranistii murmura voci izo-
late professional
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
..S'A ABUZAT DE FAGADU
IELI".

Daca sa cNagerat in julccata
care sa cautat sd suggerczc ia
ranimii, s'a facut inca o gresea-
la abuzindu-sc de fagaduieli. I'm
.excmplu il avem i'll programul
partidului taranist. (Noui mur-
mure la taranisti). S'a promis
taranimii .demobilizarea generala.
VOCI. la taranisti: Neexact'
D.4TATARESCU.. Avcm proba
in manifestul solemn al partidu-
lui tarncsc. In eel mai greu mo-
mcnt prin care trecc tara, - du-
pa razboiu - III momcntul in ca
re dusmanii dimprejurul Romi-
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ID. TATARESCC: S'a dat 81 sc
da taranilor 1ndemnul de a M
mai asculta de janlarmi, earl yol
Fl redusi 81 apoi desfiintati.
D. ZELEA CODREANU: Este
0 simpla calomnic.
d, CRETU: Gu dcsaVirsirc
falls :.
(Vociferari zgomotoasc in rim.
durilc taranistilor 81 ale liberali.
lor. Dialoguri aprinse intrc am.
belle grupuri).
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NEREGULILE della G. F. R.
o COMISIUNE PARLIAMENT
TARA.

D. CIR. IUNIAN citeste pro-
iectul de lege din initiativa par
lamentara prin care Sc institute
comisiune de parlamentari sprc
a cerceta neregulilc de la C. r.
RomIne.
Dupa propunerea d-lui N. Ior-
ga, ca rezultat al intelegerei
dintre partidele din actuala Ca
mcra = S "a alcs o comisiune COM
pusa din urmatorii deputat: ST.
Dumitriu, G. Spineanu, Mita, n.
Ghlca, Stefan, loan, |. Laupu, Y.
Litu, CIR. Iunian, .Ay. Oprescu 81
Pompiliu Ioanitescu.
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RASPUNSUL DOMKULUI MI
NISTRU LUPU.

ID. DIR. LUPU: Am ascultat ca
durere eXpunerea atit de corccti
ca vorba. dar falsa ca fond, a d
hui Tataresc. Durerea mea e
'datoritl faptului ca acum citiva
ami nu aycam un sprijinitor mai
calduros al vcderilor mele, -
earl sunt aceleasi 81 All, ~ de cit
Pc tinarul Tatarescu.
Este 0 tcmere ncfmdata aceca
ca satclc sunt amenintate de re
volntie.