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Organizatiile din judetul Bihor
avea ca centre: Szekelyhid. Ba-
rettyo Ujfalu, Macy Szatonta.
Terke, Blest 81 ele sunt constiul-
te conform instructiunilor.
Organizatia era subventionata
de guvernul din Budapesta 81 ba
nil erau adjust de functionarii
Cdilor Ferate.
S'a prins suma de $50 mil CO.
roane abuse prin dentistul Dula
functionar la c. F.. bani adjust
in niste cutii de sardele.
Trebuia ca in mOmentul cind
armata lrli Horthy ar fl atacat
armata Romina. aceasta garda
Alba sd atace trlrpele RomIlEe
din spate. incepind Ell posturilc
cele mai mici. pe care sa le de
.sarmeze 81 lulndu-le armele 81
munitiunile sa atace apoi postu-
rilp din ce in ce mai mari, pentru
a produce panica antre trupele
Adelene. In acest scop Ell tineau
zilnic socoteala de posturile noa-
sire 81 efectivul fiecarui post
Pc de alta parte, detasamentelt
din gari sd puma NINA pc nodll-
rile principale de cOmllnicatiune
pc care era neyoie sa lie strlce il
scop de impedeca cOncentrarlle
trupelor noastre de reZerya. ca
re ar fl VENT in ajutorul trlrpe-
I4or atacate.
Dupa cum Sc vefle. din cele dc
mai slIs, rezulta ca un adevara1
plan de atac 81 de lupta fusese
,stabilit.
Tot din acestea Sc vede precls
ca ghvernul din Budapesta sub
ventiona aceasta organizatie cri
minala.
Spre fericirea noastra, armata
oculta maghiara, care incerca s.;
Sc constituiasca in insasi granite
10 noastre. fost zdrobita inc;
din fase, giraffe vigilen1ei 81 mo
Idulm cum dsi fac datoi'ia orga
nele insarcinate GU siguranta ia
rel.
(,,Patr'a"(.
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TEXTILE COMPLECTE ALE
NOTELOR SCHlMBATE fNTRE
WILSON 81 ALIATI.
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tie aspiration istorice 81 ma
,tionale, bazate pc dorinta de a
forma o natiune unita italiana !;
ele ii dau controlul absolut stra-
tegic asupra adriaticei; ele ii o.
fera o aparare absolute contra a
orr carei agresiuni de care s'ar
tenle, din partea vecinilor jugo-
slavi, 0 agresiune pc care eai trei
reprezentanti, din partea lor, o
considera ca inpprobabi!a daca IL
mia unei intelegeri va ii justa.
III s'au ingrijit de isiguranta
Italiei pima ia punetul de a nell
traliza insula DaLnatiana 81 "a
pele din jur de la hotarul nor
Mic din rcgiunea Ragusa pima la
Fiume.
Gel trei reprezentanti aeci Isl
iau libcrtatea 81 indcannila Gu toa-
ta inima pc gnyernul italian, en-
eel mai prietenesc spirit, ca el sa
reflecteze asupra marilor avan-
taje, pe care aranjarea de mai
sus, in ur1na aceaeia prin care 8 a
dat Italiei Alpii, ii va alucc 81
triumful moral 81 material eli ga
re 6ncheierea acestei aranjari 0
va da guyernului italian.
Dornici. Ca, a da considerable
simpatetica IA toate interesele 4
taliei ori seiltianentcfof ei, cri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01

ST totusi ma fost brutaitate de
care sa ne fl scutit, n a fost ncdrep-
tate lmpotriva noastra La care sa
MI sc fie aSociat, Garcia sd nu-i ii
dat crezare sau pc care sa nu si-o fl
Insusit-o.
A trebuit sa rabdam, 81 accasta
de la,lm aliat, cum am rabdat att
tea della dusmani. Ce nu rabda III
popor pentru a-si yedea visul de
yeacuri implinit 81 deapurruri in
chegat.
Oar Nemesis veghia.
81 cihd Rnterea lui Clemencea,l
era la apogeu 81 presedentia Repu-
|blicei parea al asigllra o dictatura
|indelungata 81 necohtestata, iata g;
0 conspiratie de culise pa1'lamerta-
re ca intunecoasele uneltiri de Sc
raj ale Constantinopolului otoman
III asvirla pc neasteptate din viata
|publica 81 il obliga, fara voc, sa crl-
gete, ca multi altii, la fragilita:ea
lucrurilor omenesti.
Morala: e maj bine sd Silbcsti Ro
minia. ST pare-ni-se ca eel ce au tot
spus ca Lloyd George g eel mai 81
| ret dintre nlarii actori al dramei Il
niversaie pc care am tralt-o de
| ami, nu au inselat. Char end nj
la iubit pc cineva, nu STA dat este
neala sal doriasca sau Sal faca de
! Istul rau ca sd cada sub loviturile le
| gel inflexibiIe ce MI iarta pc nicill
nul din vrajmasii Rominiei.
t,..viitorut"..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01

trei reprezntanti, All examinat
cu mare bagare de seama toate
urmarile uncle eerinti noui pre-
zentate de gt,VeTllul italian pre-
zentate i'm patrn capitole:
A. - Contorolul italian asrlpra
relatiilor idiplomatice a orasului
Zara.
B. - O aranjare prin care ora
sui F'iume asa nnmitu CORPUS
separatum) Sc fie despartit. de
statul liber Fiunle 81 Sc fie facut
complect independent, porturilc
81 caile ferate vor raminea sta
tului liber.
c. = O legatflra directa o.
rasului ,Fiume cn provinciile ita-
liene din Istria lprin 0 anexarc la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-01

lui desrobit trecind linga domeniul
san parintesc della Solonta- Mare,
de un an de ziIe ferit de furia boil
sevista prin vitejia ,,infamilor Va
lahi" Regele Rominiei cutreerind
Ardealul in delir 81 lngenunchiDd
in Cimpia deia Turda pc mornin-
tul lui Mihai Viteazul de acum raz-
bunat.
Sa mai pomenim pc nenorocitul
care acltm cItva timp visa fncoro
nareea lui in ST. Sofia 81 care trl-
dindu-si pc rind toti binefacatorii,
nc-a onorat 81 pc moi cu mica sa tra
dare. cu meschinelp sale raZbunari
81 cu inesteticele sale bat jocuri? 4?
! Sau dintr un simtimint de scirbita
mila sa lasam pc Ferdinand al Bull
gariei sd ispaseasca in vizuina in
care-si ascunde fiinta tremurinda
| 81 tronul pierdut, pacatele catre el,
catre moi, catre Omenirea intreaga
Mai bine sd ne intOareem fata
spre figura nobila, nclipsita in i'll
finita ei melancoIie, char de oarc-
care farmec, a lui Nicolae III. Desi
nu nc-a dusmarfit personal 81 n a
fOst deceit instrumental inconsistent
al celor ce urzcau impotliva noa-
stra cea mai groaznica dilitre ira
dari. sOarta la harazit unul din ce-
le mai tragice sfirsituri ce istoria,
! in fastcle eli att de bogate in dra-
me, a inregistrat totusi yreOdata.
i Nu mai vorbim de toata pleava
Alexieff, Gurko, Sturmer, Protopo-
poff, Rasputin, peste care nenoro-
cirea aruncat valul eli fara mila
Isl fara crutare.
Oar cine ar Fl crezut-o - pri-
tvirile nOastre intilnesc i'm rotirea
lor figura vestitulni presedinte al
marei democratic americana Wood
row Wilson, sub inspiratia unor Gu
rente Gu ura 81 de multi pernite i'm
|potriva noastra, a luat initiativa in
rumele unor principii de pretinsa
81 snpcrioara umanitate, sa he uni
Tlcasca fara caderc 81 fara drcptate.
Nemiscat pc un fotoliu de durere
sta All pironit ca sa-si vaza opera
Gu alta nightmare 81 autocratie i'm
pilsa, de pretutindeni lovita 81 in
chip solemn desaprobata 81 respin-
sa de propriul sall parliament.
Unnl singur ramasese neatins,
sfidind par ca raul ce fara rost, dar
eli senina incapatinare facuse nea-
mului rominesc. Nh numai ca eve
nimentcie nu-l deborah, dar al ii
zis cal poarta din izbinda i'm izbin-
da pima pc treptcle cele mai ameti-
toare ale gloriei pamintesti. -. era
1G. Clemenceau, primM ministfn a.
tot-puternic al Frantei noastre
malt iubite.
Lui - nn-i facusem mimic. II in
conjurasem doar Gu legitima admi-
ratiune ce ne-o inspira admirabilul
sau talent 81 netagaduitele' servicii
abuse de ministeriatul san in tim
pull razboiulli cauzei 81 victoriei co
imune.
Tarei sale = ii dadnsem tot: tot
lajutorul, toata dragostea, toate ma
dejdile noastrc.
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NEMESIS.

S'a zis intotdeauna ca Rominia
are noroc. Razboiul near ispiti mai
multi sa spunem ca vrajmasii Romi-
niei n an noroc.
Intr 'adevar, daca luam rind pc
rind pc toti eel earl ne-au vrut raul,
i'm decursul evenimentelor ce au
dus la infaptuirea llnitatei noastre
nationale.> vom putea constata ca
soarta Ia lovit ell alta cruzl4he, Ill
cit a satisfacIt instinctele de raz-
bunare ale celor mai vindicativi din
fiji Rominici Mari.
Stiti ca albinele pier cind Isl in
teapa victimele. Cam asa $ a lntlm-
plat 81 celor ce ne-au dusmanit cu
vOrba sau ell fapta.
Priviti, colectia g grandioasa 81
convingatoare Wilhelm L = care
cit timp fost aliatul Rominiei II a
socotit aceasta tara destul de i'll
semnata ca sal faca cinstea angus
telOr sale vizitc S a crezilt totusi
dator in Ziua i'm care am pornit un
razboiu Stint de emancipare natio-
nala, sd cutreere trufas teritoriile
noastre vremelnic ocupate 81 adu-
nindu-si la Cotesti trupele Gle abea
infrInte la Marasesti, sd le spuna ca
Ferdinand ! va fl ultimul Hohen-
zollcnr caruia Atot- -Puternieia Sa ii
va ingadui sa domneasca peste Ro-
ninia tradatoare 81 semeata.
La un an Ferdinand / intra tri-
umfator in capitala Regatului sau
desrobit incununindu-si frnntea Gu
Coroana Rominiei infregite, pc cind
Wilhelm III devenea ultimui Hohen-
.zollern ce domnise peste Germania
81 cauta printr'o fuga putin glo-
riOasa scaparea nefericitei sale vie
ii de furia poporulni sau infrInt 81
de, judecataS inamicilor sal in STIR
sit .invingatori.
Otokar Germ Won Chudenitz STA
inchipuit, cu lipsa lni de inteiigcn-
ta multa ca poate pedepsi un
popor ce tinde Ia indeplinirea uni
tatei sale etnice, insultfndu-i ccle,
mai firesti, cele mai curate, cele mai
respectable simtiminte 81 innprn
dent imbatat de succesele trccatoa-
re ale unei hlpte &c nh sc termina
Sc inca, plimba prin Bucuresti ocn-
pati 81 prin Racaciunii nici odata
pingariti aroganta mediocritatei sa-
le intclcctuale 81 a vnlgaritatei sa-
lc scntimcntalc.
All, Ottokar Czernin poatc me-
dita pc ruinele Imparatiei sale ire
mcdiabil distrusa, nimicnicia vic
tDriilor sale 81 aedreptatea vinova-
ta cauzei pc care 0 personifica.
Cit despre Tisza istvan caci BIZ
ne fnteles ca pc sfapinul li,i 81 al
COntelui Czcrnin null vom ameste-
ca in proccsul de descompunere pet
reclt sub anticul sau scept3l -
moartca mai miloasa, la fmpicdc-
cat sa vaza toate urmarile nebunes-
tel sale pareri: Tricolorul romin Ia
Bndapesta 81 Ii granita rominismus
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Italia a unei lnngi FISH De teritor
iii lnngul coaster de la Fiume la
Nolosca, lntre calea ferata 81 Ma
re, frontiera italiana din Istria fl
ind ianpinsa spre rasHrit. asa ca
Sc includa 6ntreaga peninsula : "a
Italia.
d. Ancxarea Ia iaiia a insu
lei Lagosta.
Referitof Ia primul pnnct, re-
,prezef ftarea orasului Zara, nn ar
Fl MIDI aificnltate de a salts
face cerinta nationala ca ace,t
mic oras italian sa-si past,eze ca
racteruI italian. att in admins
tratia interna. ci 81 in reprezen-
tarea in tari straine
(Va urma).
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
FIN

New York. Jan. 2S.--The excellent i'm
preston created by the quarterly state
| Inent OF the United States Steel corpora
ton, published after the close of yester-
days session, was the sustaining factor
of today's stock market, most other de-
yelopments being Of less favorable char
| acter.
Foreign exchange was again subjected
to drastic downward revision the pound
sterling falling to sS,5oA during the trad
ing period, The money market also was
more sensitive. as indicated by an ad-
vance from the early rate of to IA per
cent in the later dealings.
Steel shares and affiliated equipments
were firm TO strong most of the time, but
United States Steel failed to gain more
than a substantial fraction at best.
Motors and associated specialtes kept
pace with steels.
Oils were under a cloud on recurrent
weakness of low grade issues of recent
promotion, concerning which adverse divi-
dend rumors were current. and several of
the prominent miscelaneous specialties
succumbed TO pressure.
Irregular upward movements occurred
in shipping, food, chemical, textile and
paper shares, but these were somewhat
impaired toward the close, when the
money market aeveioped erratic ten
denotes
Among the more obscure industrials oc-
casonal strength was ascribed to, specific
which made a temporary gain Of nearly 3
points on announcement of an extra" di-
Vidend of S per cent. Sales amounted to
700. 900 shares.
The bond market continued its reaction
airy course. investment rails and indus
trials tending lower with foreign issues.
Liberty first As fell TO new low record
of 9l.S0. Total sales. par value, aggre-
gated $11,275.000. Old United States
bends were unchanged on call. u
Many gains were cancelled when call
loans rose to Is per cent. but partial ral-
lies followed the decline of money to
l2 per cent in the final dealings. The
closing was steady.
Industrials were strong during the bet
ter part of today's stock market session,
and tighter money imposed occasional
restraint. Sales approximated 100000
shares,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Chicago Grain and Provisions,

Chicago Jan. 2s.-Corn prices tended
downward today, owing largely to lndca-
tions that railroad traffic difficulties east
Of Chicago had grown worse. The close
was steady at the same as yesterday s
finish to &c lower, with May 1850
1861 and July s.32@1.32b. Oats finished
unchanged to Nc down and provisions off
25c to 60c.
Knowledge that no new permits for
grain shipments to the east were being
issued had depressing effect on the corn
market throughout the session and did a
good deal to reduce trade to small pro-
portions. Lower quotations on hogs were
likewise discouraging to buyers, and so.
too. were continued downturns in foreign
exchange. Leading bears put much stress
on the European financial situation as
likely to be Of paramount Importance in
determining future values and in this
connection were disposed to urge greater
notice Of the abundance Of corn in the
country. On the other hand. commission
houses readily picked up all the offerings
today on any. decided dip in prices
the inability Of shippers to get out grain
already sold.
Provisions were underselling pressure
from packers. Cash demand was slow
and the market responsive to declines in
the values Of hogs.
Trade dwindled to small proportions
and there was no important rally In
prices. The market closed steady at the
same as yesterdays finish to NC lower,
with May s1.S5 to $l.35b and July $1.32 to
s1.32b.
Douglas 1927.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29

Total ..........10,259 15,469 1925
Cattle-Arrivals of cattle held up fair
ly well, there being $500 head here. To-
tai for the three days is 2s,400 head or
1000 in excess Of the numher for the
| same three days q week ago and 5000
larger than for the same period a year
ago.
All kinds Of beef moved slowly today at
prices that were all the way from steady
to 10Q15c or more lower. Quality as a
whole was medium. She stock sold
, rather slowly but at prices that were un-
changed from yesterdays close. Stock
ers and feeders were steady.
| Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beeyes, s13.0O915.O0; fair to good beeves,
$1160G13.00, common to fair beeves, 50. 90
01150: good to choice yearlings, $1350@
1900; fair to good yearlings, $1150@13.50;
common to fair yearlings, s900@11.50:
choice to prime heifers, $l150@13.OC: good
| to choice hefers. s9.O0Q1l.5O; choice to
! prime cows. s11.OO@12.5O; good to choice
cows, 1915 da11.00; fair to good cows, So. 25
W975; common to fair cows, $5.75QS.25;
| choice to prime heavy feeders. $1225@
1880; good to choice feeders. S10.75@
1925; medium to good feeders, 1925 q
1915; common to fair feeders. $S.00@9,25;
good to choice stockers. s950@11.00: fair
to good stockers, ss.0O9s5O: common to
| fair stockers, s6OO9s.OO; stock heifers
ss;5o@s.75; stock cows, ss25@s5o; stock
calves, $7.5O@10.50; veal calves. $500
| 1850; bulls stays, ETC., s5.75@10.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
GRAIN MARKET
Omaha Grain.

Omaha. Jan. 2s. 1920.
Grain arrivals by carlots today were.
Wheat, 81: corn 81; oats, 20: rye, q
and barley. s. Choice wheat brought sew
eral cents over yesterday. The demand
was slow and there was fair amount
carried over. Corn ranged unchanged to
cent lower, the bulk cent off. Oat
prices were unchanged. Rye was un-
changed to l cent up. Barley was nomln-
ally steady.
Wheat No, 2 hard, car, sass: No.
Q hard, I car, $2.65; / car, 80. IS (smutty) :
No. hard, 3-5 car. s2.42 No. spring
! car, s2;Ss; No. spring, .-5 car, ss.a5
mixed, IL car. s2.25 (durum).
$3.50; No. white, cars. s137: ! car
s1.s6; No ! yellow, 8 cars, si.3S; / car
si.$7; No, yellow: / car, s1.36; / car
s yellow, ! car, ,$L31; sample yellow
car. $1:27: No. 4 mixed, 2 cars s1.s7
lnear whitel: 8 cars. sL3s; No. mixed
3 cars, 81 80; l car, s1.32; No. s mixed
1 car. $3.50.
oats-No. 3 white. 3 cars, sshc.
Rye-No. ,. ! car. $3.50; car, s159;
No. 3, car, $1.bs; 1 car, $1.5s; No. L.
2-3 car, $l.54.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29

New York, Jan 2S.-The market for
coffee futures was lower today under fur
ther liquidation. part of which was, be-
lieved to be for European account. The
opening was II to 13 points lower and
active months sold Is to 20 points below
last nights closing figures owing to lower
Brazilian cables and the weakness Of for
eign exchange.
Reports Of rally in Santos futures
stiffened prices here during the middle OF
the day. but the market weakened again
owing to further declines in exchange
at 1890. The general liSs closed at a
net decline of IA to So points with, Janu-
ary relatively weak. Closing bids: Janu-
ary, 15.25c; March. 1850; May. 1880
July, 1890; September. 15.74c; October
1860: December. 1880.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio 10, 1sc; Santos
As, 25h @26c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29

Sheep-Arrivals of sheep and lambs
amounted to about 1900 head. Fully
80 per cent OF this estimate consisted Of
lambs. There were heardly enough sheep
included in the receipts to warrant quota
tons Packers were out early and trade
became brick at prices generally little
higher than yesterday. Bulk OF the lamb
offerings sold at figures strong to quarter
higher. Good lambs We're notched at
s20.15, $20.25, $2o.35 and 5000, the lat
ter price buying some extra good 80
pound Colorado fed westerns. Ewes are
safely ouotable up to s12.25@1o,50 and
choice light yearlings would likely bring
$S.00Gts.2J. Country buyers are still
furnishing good demand for strong weight
lambs and are paying $190 90 or better for
half-fat grades, the output is seasonably
small. Good feeding ewes have been sell.
ing I'D to $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
Sioux CITY Live Stock,

Sioux City. Ia. Jan. 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 head; market strong; choice
fed, $1400@17.00: beef cows. $7.00QS5o;
fat COWS and heifers, ss.50613.Oo; can
ners. s5.00@7O0; veals, $s.00@160o;
stockers and feeders, s7.O0@11.50; feeding
cows and heifers, $6.00@S.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; market, Is
to rs cents lower; light, $14.50@1475;
mixed, s14.25@14.60; heavy. $1460@1475;
bulk of sales. $14.50@1465.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900
head; market steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-29
, OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Omaha Grain INSPECTION.

The number of cars of grain of tho
several grades inspected lin here dur
ing the past "a hours follows:
Wheat-No ] hard, 2; No. 2 hard, 4;
No 8 hard, 8; No. hard, 5 No 5 hard,
:; No. 2 mixed ok L; No. mixed, MI 2; No. 4
sample spring. i; total. 80.
Corn-No. white, l; No. 8 white. l;
No. white. 8; NO. white, g.; No. 2
yellow. 8; No. 4 yellow, IS; No. 5 yellow,
23; No. s yellow, 8; sample yellow. 3: No.
3 mixed, L. No. mixed, 8; No. s mixed,
"a; No. mixed, =: total, 119.
Oats--No. 2 white, .; No. white, a.
No. white, S; sample white. /; total. a.
Rye-No. /, 2: NO. 2. 2; No. 3. 8; sam
pie. 2: total Is.
Rarley-Reiected z. total 9