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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16

tura cea sanatoasa, adeca cultura
cea adevarata trebuie sa aduca
fratia intre fiji aceluias popor,
pentru ca sd he putem apropria
de fratia tuturor popoarelor.
F'ratla cea adevarata sd incepe
Gu impartirea dreptatii pentru
totl, 81 Sc sfirseste Gu luminarea
mintilor tuturor. Aceasta vom
face nu moi domnii. nici dumnea-
voastra taranii, ci eel mai buni
dintre moi Gu cei mai buni dintre
dumneavoastra. Neamul rominesc
ISL va face dreptatea lui: vred-
ME de asia 81 are destula putere
sd 0 faca.
Cine II are sinful dreptatii,
domn $ 'au taran. trebue indepar-
tat din vieata ronlineasca.
Sa nu he lngrozim cd avem in
tre moi 81 buruieni? Cite burueni
nu cresc primayara? f cald 81
umezeala 81 toate incoltesc, 81 ce-
de bune 81 cele rele. Oar pentru
accea numai nebunii zic CA MI
vor putea cOsi sau secera de pri-
Gina lor. Gel cuminte lie va plivi
sau lie va tala Gu sapa.
Oar cele mai multe din greu-
tatile 81 relele de All win 81 din
greutatile oricarui inceput. Noi
Rominii suntem All ca un ON
care STA facut o casa noua. Nu-i
asa ca cine-si face o casa noud
ridica intii paretii si-i pune sub
acoperis, 81 numai dupa aceea
tencueste, podeste. pune fereStile
81 usile, aSeaza cnptorul, impo-
dobeste peretii ell icoaneg ST nu-i
adevarat ca mai repede Sc malta
|peretii 81 Sc pune coperisul decit
Sc aranjeaza diniauntru casa Gu
toate cele de lipsa? ST nu-i asa
ca cele mai mute neplaceri lie are
omul care-si zideste casa Gu ma
sarii, ell ferarii, Gu cei care po.
desc. cu tirgovetii de la earl Isl
cumpara cuptorul, layitele, masa
icoanele, pc care trebalie sd le
aduca din tirg decit Gu zidarii?
81 totusi lucru de capetenie Ia
o casa sunt paretii tari 81 coperi-
sui bun. lPentru aceea pima Sc is
pravesc aceste doua lucrul merge
repede, Gu imfrigurare, 81 in cite.
va saptanlini totul gaia.
La adapost de ploaie 81 de fur
tuna Sc poate face apoi mai pc
incetul aranjarea pc dinlauntru
easel.
| Asa c, frati!or. 81 cu tara noa
stra cea nolIa. Ea are pereti tar
- granitele noastre, are acope
ris de adapost = Reggie Gu al
mata sa. Acum urmeaza so a
ranjam 81 so innpodobim pc din
launtru, GU cele trebuincioast
pentru tara puternica in care
sd stapineaSca dreptatea. AceastS
Sc lpoate face acum in toata linis
tea, caci de ploaie 81 de vintur
suntem aparati.
Dar nu-i asa ca la aranjarei
pc din launtru unei case nou;
au cuvintul numai barbatul $
femeia, numai dol 1nsi. 81 totus
de cite orr nu Sc cearta pima no
tarasc cum sa fie usile, ferestile
cum sd fie lavitele 81 masa, $
unde sa lie aseze pc fie care!
Gu cit mai multa vorba va tire
hui sa fie la aranjarea pc dil
iaumtru a easel neamului nostru
a tarii noastre, cind aici toti ce
! tatenii Ell avem dreptul sa n
spunem clvintlll, cum sa sc faca
aranjarea Ell. adeca legilei
Da, greutatile, fnceputului sum
. mari, dar lie vom birui pentru-c;
suntem destul de sanatoSi, $
destul de tari pentru aceasta. n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
ANUL XV.-NO. 291.
DAT0R|A De All
SUPERI0RITATEA STATULUI NATIONAL
De I. AGfRBICEANU.

VOm lace o casa neamulul din
tara noastra, in care fie-care ON
sa Sc simta la el acasa, sd site
cind ii trece pragul ca in pa
tria sa! Eom sti pune usi 81 fe-
restl prln care sa nu poata pa
trunde vintul; vom sti aseza cup
tor bun, acela al dreptatii tutu-
lor prin legi bune, care sd ne in
caheasca pc toti.
Oar pentru toate trebuie rab-
dare lncredere 81 dragoste fra
teasca!
Razboiul ne-a cam curatit din
suflet aceste virtuti, dar moi tre-
buie sa lie rasadim acolo din nou.
Asa dar unirea bine facuta
81 pc veci facuta, 81 relele de All
win din boala noastra ramasa DE
urma razboiului 81 din greuta-
tile firesti ale inceputului. MOI,
1ntr o oare-care masura, suntem
generate de jertfa. De aceasta
trebuie sd he dam bine seama.
Oar putem Sd ajutam din partea
noastra la vindecarea relelor.
pentru-ca ne vindecam pc moi
insine, 81 prin moi, neamul Ill
treg.
lntllul lucru care de lipsa
este vointa de-a munci. Unu!
care a fost beteag nu incepe Sd
Sc faca GU adevarat SANTOS de
cit c1nd incepe sd lucreze din nou.
81 al doilea lucru de trebuinta
e: sa invatam cum sa muncim,
care sunt lucrurile intr 'adevar
vrednice de facut. 81 aceasta ne-o
arata cultura cea adevarata.
Sa muncim, dar Gu mintea lu-
minata, care aduce 81 inima buna
la lucru, lar nu desgustul 81 ura.
Sa muncim pentru moi, caci
tle-care trebuie sd avem cit ne
trdbuie sd train dar sd muncim
81 peste aceste trebuinte, pentru
ncamul intreg. Lumea intreaga
. ruina pc urma razboiulm. BIZ
ruinta 81 intiietatea va fl a po-
porului care va munci mai c,l-
minte 81 mai harnic, pentlu el
81 pentru tara.
Clltura cea adeyarata va va
arata ca munca DIV. a plugarilor.
in ROmlnia mare, nu Sc p0ate
margini la safe. D-voastra, GU
copiii 81 nepotii DIV. trebuie sd
'impleti 81 orasele noastre, pc
care vitregia vremilor lea um-
plut cu streini. Ne trebuie brata
romfnesti. munca romineasca, SUI
flet rominesc. clstig romlnesc 81
in orasele tarii noastre. De i'll
cheere nu va pot face alta urare.
deceit aceasta: Sa nu mai veniti
la orase ca oaspeti, cum facet
acum. ci venind aici sd ramineti
in negot, in meserii, in vieata
comerciala NJ va spun sa alum
gait pc streini, din oraS, dar prin
cultura 81 prin harnicie sd fnte-
meiati aici pravalii, ateliere, ia
brice, pentru ca banul muncit Ia
safe rominesti sd Sc adauga.
adus La orase, tot avutului romi-
nesc. 81 la aceasta va poate in
vata buna crestere 81 buna 1nva
tatura in sluiba Garcia pusa 81
"Asociatiunea" noastra.
(''Patrna"l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-16
PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERlNA'TEODOROlU

Suma cea din urma: $1294.9O
Dana Paraschiva Birza, din
New Castle, Pa $500. 500
Total ....... 1290.0O
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13
AT THE IDEAL.

A real worthwhile attraction is scheduled for tonight and tomorrow at the Ideal theatre when the new King Vidor photoplay, "The Jack-Knife Man" is shown. A shanty-boat on the Mississippi river forms the chief setting for this delightful picture and it's owner, old Peter, "the jaek-knife man" is one of the most unique and lovable characters reproduced on the screen in many moons. Ellis Parker Butler has furnished a wealth of unique personages in this story that are novel and interesting and the quaintness of it all makes an appeal to children from nine to ninety years of age The story of Peter and "Bud dy' the little orphaned boy, and old Booge, the singing tramp. and their efforts to keep the little boy out of the hands of society for finding homes for orphan children.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13
MOVIES ARE CONDEMNED
 BY EVANGELIST DELK

Jimmy Delk, ex-trapeze evangelist, preached to his largest crowd last night. At an early hour, regardless of the bad weather, the courthouse crowded and many were turned away from the courthouse on account of lack of seating capacity. Mr Delk gave a sketch of his life and said many things regarding the movies, carnivals and circuses. He said Theo- dore Roosevelt, William H. Taft and Woodrow Wilson told that the movies are demoralizing to the people, and where there is one good picture for people to see there are 99 bad ones for them to see. At the close of last nights meeting hundreds of people came forward to shake MT. Delk's hand.
 MT. Delk has been conducting the meeting for three and one-half weeks and it will continue all this week with all-day services next Sunday and
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13
R. H. WEEMS HONORED
 BY HARLAN SOCIETY

A request of the Harlan Society of Hendrix College for a framed photo graph of the late Rupert H. Weems, former assistant cashier of the Faulk- ner County Bank & Trust Company, has been granted by Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Weems, parents of the deceased, and it will be placed in the hall of the society. The request for the photo graph was adopted in the following resolution:
 "Be it resolved, that, in view of the loyalty and devotion of the late Rupert Harlan Weems to the Harlan Literary Society. both as an active and a past member, an enlarged picture of him, as a material token of his memory which ever inspires us to make in creased effort to so live that the world will mourn us dead be re- quested of his parents and, if obtain ed, hung in the Harlan hall.
 Passed by Harlan Literary Society in regular session, December 4, 1920.
 "Jerry L. Patterson, President"
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13
BOND TO ADDRESS
 COUNTY TEACHERS

J. L. Bond, state superintendent of public instruction, will address the school teachers of the county at the "Get together" meeting called by Coun- ty Superintendent A. A. Parsons, Jr., at the courthouse on Saturday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Mir. Bend notified MT, Parsons today that he will be here for the meeting. His subject is unassigned, but will be directly ap- plicable to the situation in this county with which he is thoroughly familiar.
 Other speakers at the meeting will be J. I. McClurkin, treasurer of Hen drix College, who will speak on "The Elements of a True Teacher" J. c. Clark, chairman of the county board of education, will present some of it's plans for the public schools during the next 12 months. His address will be in particular reference to the oper- ation of the new public school law and the duties of the board in discharging it's obligations to common school edu- cation.
 MT. Parsons plans the meeting to occupy about two hours, with ad- journment at noon. The final number of the program will be round table discussion of rural school problems led by MT. Parsons and County Agent T. M. Williams, who are closely asso- ciated in the development of education and agriculture as interlocking fac tors in general progress.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13

dinner on the ground. Rev. John G. Putnam of Albany, Ky, will preach Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening, also Sunday morning
 Singing is under the direction of Miss Pearl Pearson of Haleyville, Ala.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13
ALPHA TEAM WINS.

The basketball team of the Alpha Literary Society of Central College Saturday afternoon defeated the Con- way high school team 38 to 14 on the Central court The game was snap py throughout and was more closely contested than the score indicates. Ex- cellent work by the Alpha forwards was responsible for the large score.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-13
What the Public Utilities Mean to YOU and Your Community!

Did you stop to think what the Public Utilities-the Electric Tee- phone, Water, Gas and Railway Companies mean to you, your community, and your state?
 Imagine the inconvenience, the discomfort, the loss of pleasure, time and money that would ensue if by some calamity all the Public Utilities in Arkansas should be compelled to suspend service. Picture the result: No electricity for lights and power: phonng for the doctor to the grocer, the neighbour pumping and hauling water and in the cities chopping kndling and "totin' :" in wood and coal and either walking miles to work or paying soc $1 .00 for taxicab Without the public service companies it would be impossible for Arkansas to en- joy the prosperity, comfort and pleas ure it does today. Because of them we have better cities and better state. These Public Services can exist and con- tinue to satisfactorily only if they prosper Should they suffer you slffer with them. Poor Public Service poor business for the individual and the community. The utilities of Arkansas are handicapped and community and state development re- tarded by reason of inadequate revenues and a tendency in some places to harass the companies with unreasonable and un- just restrictions and taxation This makes it difficult for the companies to obtain funds needed for extensions and replacements. The utility business is no different from any other in that the revenues must be sufficient to pay operating costs and yield a fair rate of return on the investment used for public service. It is different other business in that if the utility suffers the community suffers with it. Suffers through impaired service, causing discomfort and financial loss. The public must that the utility receives fair treatment. For the public IS most vitally and directly affected.
 Public Relations Section
 ARKANSAS UTILITIES ASSOCIATION
 209 1-2 Spring Street
 Little Rock Arkansas
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Lawn fete by Laymen's Service
Association of Nativity Chapel. 14th
street and Massachusetts, avenue
southeast. o'clock.
Entertainment by Presidents Own
Garrison, No. 104. Army and Navy
Union, in G. A. r. Hall. 1412 Penn
sylvania avenue. 9 o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Dempsey

Jack Dempsey will battle 'em
all, the short and the fat and the
tall; he'll meet any chap who's
intent on a scrap, and plaster
him over the wall. Oh, long
have we yearned for a champ
who'd fight at the wink of a
lamp; and it's been a long day,
/ am prompted to say, since we
had a good boy of that stamp!
But Dempsey, he rather would
fight, than go to lecture at
night; he has no excuse when
he's asked to produce "invincible
left" or the right. hope in
some bright coming year the
prize ring will quite disappear !;
outworn and outlawed it will
rest meath the sod, and no one
will hand it a tear. But while
it's human device think that
the pugs should cut ice, and put
up mill with hearty good will
when any one offers the price.
So Dempsey's "a solace to me !;
l watch all his motions with
glee; fighter who'll fight is a
joy to the sight, whate'er his
conditions may be!
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

See Shaffer About Flowers
for autumn weddings. 800 14th. M.2416.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Flowers for Fall Weddings.
Let GUIDE supervise the decorating
1914 F-Advertisement. s~@f
Evening star., 1920-09-16
REPRESENTS ARTS CLUB.
M. H. Jarvis and d. E. Connell II
Pageant at Capitol.

Maurice H. Jarvis and Denis e.
Connell. who will participate in the
pageant on the steps of the Capitol
next Tuesday evening in honor of del
egates and others in attendance upon
the sessions of the International con-
gress against alcoholism, will repre-
sent the Arts Club Players on this
occasion. Mr.. Connell will imper-
senate Abraham Lincoln and Mr.. Jar
Wis, Benjamin Rush.
John r. Grace. who will represent
the players of the Treasury Depart
ment in the pageant, will impersonate
Benjamin Franklin. Mr.. Grace has
attained success in this role.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
NAVY MEN TRANSFERRED.

Several naval medical officers at the
Naval Medical School in this city have
been assigned to duty elsewhere.
Lieut.. Commander Harold w. We'll
lington is ordered to the Naval Hos
pital, Annapolis. Md: Lieut.. Comman-
der ROLAND r. Gasser, to the Naval
Hospital Boston. Mass; Lieut.. Carl J..
Bucher, to the marine barracks. Guam
tfco. Va; Lieut.. Charles L. Haines, to
the Naval Hospital. Hampton Roads.
Va; Lieut. Robert E. Kelley. to the
Naval Hospital. Fort Lyon, Colo. and
Lieut. Douglas D. Martin to the Naval
Hospital, Great Lakes, Ill.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
1O1 DEATHS IN WEEK.

Washington's mortality reached 101
during the week ending September
IL, or a death rate of ~ per cent an
nually per 1000 population. accord
ing to statistics issued today by the
census bureau. This is decrease
from the figure averaged during the
years l913-1917, which was 1874. The
census bureau is publishing weekly
mortality reports of all the largest
cities in the United States as health
index of the country.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
s1O7. 900 FARM FOR NAVY USE

Plans for the extension and develop
ment of the big naval proving grounds
down the Potomac below Indian Head
are facilitated by the recent acquire
owned by James A. Arnold along the
river in King George county. The
farm is known as Potomac View"
and was purchased for 100000. Off
GERS quarters will be built on sec
tion of newly acquired land, and it
will be otherwise adapted to naval
uses in the testing of naval armor and
armament.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
CITY NEWS IN brief.

Additi0nal children are needed in the
"Story of the Flag Unit" of the page
ant to be given October IL in Central
High School. Children desiring to
take part in the pageant should meet
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in
Wilson Normal School.
The opening dance Of the Alpha
Theta Club will be given tomorrow
night at 1917 r street at o'clock
The Randall Community Center and
Literary Society gave a testimonial to
their retiring janitor. Lewis Wayne.
on Tuesday evening.
Special services will he held at As
bury Methodist Episcopal Church To-
morrow night An, address will be
delivered by Rev. DR.. Martin Of At
lantic City. N. ].
Evening star., 1920-09-16
CALL "CHEESE KINGS"

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. September 1e
Five Wisconsin cheese kings have
state division Of markets here today
to testify as to alleged unfair prac-
tices of cheese buyers in failing to
pay for fractional weights of cheese.
Small producers complain that the
loss is several million pounds an
nually.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
CARETAKERS FOR LEPER.
Position Offers Home and $1,44O a
Year to Married Couple.

The health department is looking
for a married couple as caretakers
for Willard Centlivre, the leper be-
ing held in quarantine in cottage
on the eastern branch. The man
and wife who have held the job dur
ing the summer notified Health Officer
Fowler that they will! leave Monday
The couple will be given lodging,
food. fuel, light and s1.440 year.
Present indications are that the posi-
ton will be permanent. since the
Treasury Department does not be-
lieve the public health service can
send Centlivre back to Louisiana.
from whence he came.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Dance by Kallipo1is Grotto and
Drill Corps. the Willard, o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

Dinner at the Washington Arts
Club. with Caleb w. OConnor as most
z o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Dance under auspices of Progress
i've Council No. 9, Daughters OF
America, Naval Lodge Hall, s o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
CHANGE SHIP coMMANDERs.

Commander James D.. Wilson, COM
manding the u. S. S. Mackenzie has
been assigned to the command of the
u S. S. Swasey. and Commander John
n. Ferguson of the Swasey has been
assigned to the command of the
Mackenzie.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
WILL INSPECT ORDNANCE.

Commander Forde A. Todd. COM
manding the U. S. s. Swasey, has been
assigned to duty as naval inspector of
ordnance. District of Columbia dis
trict, with station at Giesboro Manor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Mrs. Jens Mortensen left this
forenoon for a few days visit
with her daughter, Anna at
Minneapolis.
Jim Thomson came up here
Friday from Truman for few
days visit with his father. 7. N.
Thomson, and brother.
MAIDS Jorgensen has purchased
a Chevrolet from the Askov Gar
age and is busy these evenings
learning to handle same.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Laursen
left Wednesday night for Mime
apolis on short pleasure trip.
returning home Friday evening.
Martin A. Jensen came here
Thursday from Altamont, s. D..
where he has spent the winter,
to work on his 40 acre farm,
north of Askov.
Godfrey Larsen and Skiold
Kilstofte went to Minneapolis
Saturday, returning Sunday
evening with a new Ford car,
which goes to Fred Hansen.
Quite number Of friends and
neighbors gathered for a social
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Simonsgaard. Friday, in
honor of the formers birthday.
There has been some doubt
about the condition of the foun-
dation for the ID. B. s. hall on ac-
count of the early frost last fall.
A comittee tested out same Fri
day and found that it is O. K.
1t is expected that work on same
will be resumed next week.
The Bendiks-Eriksen store is
now nearly completed inside, and
from present appearances it Is
going to be fine looking place.
The next few days will be spent
in unpacking and loading down
the shelves in preparation for
their opening Monday, May 8
which they announce elsewhere
in this issue.
Hedge kilstofte was home
from Cloverton over Sunday. He
drove home Saturday night, ano
only went stuck FIVE times. II
was, however. enough for hin
so he decided to return Sunday
evening via the Z o'clock flyer t.
Duluth. He was at the depo
alright but the flyer wen
through at about 40 miles al
hour. Fine visit. but hard lucl
on transportation.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Carl Poulsen has the contract
fbr the building of J. P. Sorensen's
residence, which the latter will
erect on the lot he recently pur-
chased from Emil Andersen. :
The North Star Farmers Club
bazaar was a success all around.
Everything sold well and the
hall was filed to capacity both
for the sale and the dance which
followed The Club had a net
profit of about Sis.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

N0ttce 10 OUttUsHX VVUttNCtWTSs
Sealed bids will be received up
to 8 o'clock May 14th. 1920, by
building committee addressed
care of State Bank Of Bruno.
Bruno, MINI, for the remodeling
and addition to the First Pres
byterian Church at Bruno, Min
nesota. Bids must be accompan-
led by certified check for five
per cent of the bid. Such checks
to be returned to unsuccessful
bidders and to he forfeited by
accepted bidder if he fails to en-
ter into a contract and furnish
the required bond within fifteen
days after the contract is award
ed.
Plans and specifications may
be seen and inspected at the
State Bank of Bruno.
The committee reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
The bids will be opened at
O'Clock r. M. May 14th, 1920, al
the State Bank Of Bruno. Bruno
Mimi. The Building Committee
Bruno. MINI. 33-2t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Tornado. Cyclone and Wind
storm Insurance. You noticed
the damage lately done. Prepare
before it is too late. Minnesota
Farmers Mutual will insure you.
I will FIJI out your application.
You must insure before you can
get Federal farm loan. Call or
notify me. Also hail insurance
Ludwig Mosbmk. Askov.
50w3O-5t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

For Sale Setting eggs from
pure bred S. G.. White Leghorns,
pen headed by a male from 264
egg trapnested stock. Setting
of Is eggs $50; so eggs 81.
Leave orders early as we can
spare only one setting a day
Mrs. Thee. Jensen, S miles north
east of Askov. 48w31tf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

For Sale-40 acres 3 miles
north and Il miles west Of
Askov. Abstract and warranty
deed given. Terms reasonable;
also second hand Ford touring
car in good running condition
Fl. r. Dredge, Sandstone. MINI.
35w33-tf
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Want to trade A A year old
registered Shropshire buck for
another registered Shropshire
buck. F. M. Rodenberger,
Bruno. 19w33-2t
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

For Sale A good little work
horse, nine years DID, or will
trade for cattle -Jorgen Paul
sen. / mile south of Askov.
25w34-1t.*
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
WantC Column

DR.. Fridley, dentist, will be at
the hotel at Askov, May 6, Z,
and 8. 15w31 At
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Found Pocket book. Owner
can have same by applying at
American office and paying adj
vertising charges of 25c.
25w34- 1t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-07

W Stanach Zjednoczonych. Wszy-
stkie wyszynki W Ekaterynodarze
i Noworosyjsku Dostaiy jaiz poza-
mykane. Przez prohibicye zamy-
$la Denikin podniesc potion mo-
ralnosci wsrod ludrosci ma kon.
t~rolowanych przez sic ziemiach,
oraz unocnic jej stanowisko pre-
ciwko bolszewihom.
Omawiany edylt pozostaje w
zwiszku z ogolnemi zmianami, ia
kie zaszty ostatnio W ochotniczej
armii Denikina. On sam usunal
sic Cd naczelnej komendy, ska
dajat ia W rece generala Wran-
|gla, a wzias ma siebie obowiazek
organizowania terytoryow poza