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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
POLISH DIET ADOPTS
TWO CHAMBER LAWS

WARSAW, Oct. 23. (By the Assoc
ciated Press. )-Commotion which
Z lasted more than one hour followed
adoption by the diet by a ma
jority of six votes of the clause of
the constitution providing for a two
chamber parliament. Left wing so
cialists and peasant and labor men,
bers raped upon their desks and
sang revolutionary songs as a proA
test against the action. Finally the
uproar reached such a stage that the
speaker was compelled to adjourn
the sitting.
The recently elected German mem
bers from 'Pomerania cast the six de-
Gliding votes. Final action is ex-
pected within the next few weeks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Miss Henderson,
Victim OF Burns,
Slightly Better

Although terribly burned. attend
ing physicians believe that Miss
Julia Henderson, 16, daughter OF DR..
w. l.. Henderson, OF Woodstock. will
recover, unless complications set in.
1t was reported Saturday that she
was making splendid progress
toward recovery.
Miss Henderson was burned last
Wednesday. when her dress caught
fire as gust of wind drove flames
from wood burning range toward
her. In an instant her clothing was
a mass OF flames, and she undoubt-
edly would have burned to death but
for the heroism Of her l9-year old
brother. wiiliaps who tore the burn
ing clothing from his sister. then
rolled her upon the ground TO ex-
tinguish the last Of the flames.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Sock On Wire Hats
Telephone Service

NEW ORLEANS, La. oct. 20.
A wornout sock, discarded by
its owner. caused considerable
confusion IN the local Telephone
exchange here last night and ne
cessitated number OF hurried
changes In re-routing wires to ac-
commodate the business Of the
exchange. ..
The sock was thrown from
building In the downtown section
Of the city and landed on tenn
porary connection OF wire cable
where IL caused a short circuit
after becoming saturated in yes
terday's rain.
AS soon as the sock was found
and removed. the wires lmmedi-
ately cleared and no further
! trauble was encountered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Hunters Find Body
Of Slain Woman

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-The body
of an unidentified woman with a
piece of manila string wound and
tied about the neck, was found by
hunters late yesterday in a clump Of
trees near West New Brighton, Sta
ten Island.
The trampled condition Of the
ground and marks upon the face and
hands indicated that the woman had
been killed after a struggle. Her
hat was found several feet away and
pearls from a broken necklace were
scattered about. She was apparently
20 years old.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
"Other Woman" Is
Assessed S2O0,OOO
In Alienation Suit

NEW YORK, Oct. ga sheriffs
jury yesterday awarded 100000 to
Mrs. Laura Cave Wilson in her &C
ton against Mrs. Bertha Lobit Wiz
son, charging alienation Of her hus-
bands affections.
The verdict Is said to establish a
new high record in this class of litl-
cation. The plaintiff. Mrs. Laura
Cave Wilson alleged that Wilson
married Mrs. Bertha Lobit Wilson
without obtaining a divorce.
Mrs. Laura Cave Wilson's father
was Maj. Cave, railroad builder, OF
Dallas. Texas She is q founder OF
the Texas society. and a member OF
the Southern society. Mrs. Bertha
Lobit Wilson Is the daughter Of a
banker in Galveston, Texas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
CONDITION OF MONARCH
CONTINUES MOST GRAVE

ATHENS, Oct. 23.--The condition
Of King Alexander continues most
grave, according to information from
the royal sick chamber this morning
His majesty, IL was stated. was fire.
quently delirious.
The pneumonia symptoms present
ed no worse features, IL was added
but the state Of the wounds arising
from the monkey bite and the pa
tents general condition, were pro-
nounced unsatisfactory.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Wilson To Receive
PrO-LeGgUe Party

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.--Presi-
dent Wilson will receive a delegation
of proleague Republicans next We'd
nesday, it was announced today at
the White House. The delegation
will be headed by Hamilton Holt, OF
New York. editor OF the Independent.
The president is expected at that
time TO deliver pronouncement on
the league of nations. his second OF
the presidential campaign.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Bury Donald Vance
Fathers Home

The body of Donald Brewster
Vance. baby son Of "Dazzy" Vance,
popular Southern league baseball
pitcher. was taken Friday night TO
Guide Rock, Nebr where funeral ser
a tub of boiling water at the home
Of his parents. Isl Vance avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
Kills Man I'm CrOWd
Of $4,000; Escapes

HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. 23.-Po-
lice today were searching for a
murderer who killed an unidenti-
fled man in a crowd of $4,000
people here last night.
The crowd had gathered to wit
ness free performance at the
Hammond fall festival and, wit
nesses who were standing near
the scene of the murder said two
men engaged in an argument and
one struck the other blow, fell
ing him. The victims skull was
fractured and he died Few min
utes later. His assilant escaped
by lodging through the crowd.
Both men were strangers 20 ALL
who saw them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
SAINTS GET TWO.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--The New
York National league club an
nounced last night the release under
option of Pitcher Reynolds Kelly and
Infielder George Armstrong, 20 the
st. Paul American association club.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23

ners OF the 20 cash prizes and the 80
honorable mentions,
] have some good news for you
today The judges have promised
me. that the prize winners will be
picked some time next ? week-the
early part of the week. II possible.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
aY A. MERfcAN.,

" NAAi ~
girls, you may
have thought
chat I'd left the
city on a vaca-
ton, and for
gotten all about
you. But you're
wrong. L 1 X e
YOU I've been
waiting impa =
tiently for the
Judges in The
News Scimltar's
why | Love
America" cone
test, to an p
Wunce the win
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
M1LLERs GET KEYsToNER

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Oct. "a
Krehemeyer, second baseman for the
Oklahoma City club OF the Western
league this season. has been pur-
chased by the lacbl American psso-
ciation team. lac will report u the
Millers next spring.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23
.a|CES OF FEEDS
ON DECLINE, BUT.
MILK STAYS HIGH
MemphianS Pay More for Lat
ter Than Do Residents Of
Other Cities-Corn Only
Half of Peak Price.

with prices OF feedstuffs on the
toboggan and much OF the trip from
the peak already negotiated-in
many cases as much as half way
many consumers are voicing com
plant of the continued high price
OF milk, which is still selling at the
highest price reached since the war.
This complaint. Is given some
color of reason when prices OF milk
In other centers are considered. Milk
consumers In Chicago are paying
only Is cents a quart for sweet milk,
and at Louisville they are paying IL
cents. These prices compare with
20 cents a quart in Memphis. In
this connection 1t Is pointed out that
pastures in the Memphis district
last much longer than they do IN
the more northern sections, where
milk is cheaper.
The price OF feedstuffs has not
only tumbled, but according to local
| dealers, Is still tumbling, with no in
dication of any stability in the very
| near future Retailers were only able
TO give values which they said were
about in line" Saturday, and these
might be changed at any time, they
said.
Drops Dollar a Day.
Ten days ago, one dealer said, he
had to pay $50 for a ton OF prime,
| 8 per cent cottonseed meal. Sat-
urday, he could buy the same meal
| for $42, in carload lots. This Is a
| drop of 81 a day. The same has been
| true in greater or lesser degree in
most other lines of feedstuffs,
| Corn was selling Saturday for $1.25
per bushel in sacks, delivered In the
| city. At the door, or in large guam
| titles, the price was 1920 per bushel.
| The latter figure is exactly half OF
| the highest price at which corn sold
| during the last season Oats are
down so per cent from the highest
and are selling at 10 cents per bushel
in sacks of five bushels each. One
dealer said that go days ago car
load of oats cost $3.50. whereas at
the moment the price is $1,110.
The lowered price runs throughout
the list of feedstuffs. Good Tim
othy- hay is selling at $34 per ton
In a retail way, with No. / going at
$40. Alfalfa ranges from $S5 fol
choice to $2S for the No. grade
Prime 8 per cent meal Is priced al
| 20 Der CWk. III sdChS, VI %VV WI tOh
with the per cent grade going al
i $e,65 in sacks or $46 per ton, Wheat
bran is 81 per cwt.,. or $S4 per ton
tand corn feeding meal IS $26s II
single sacks, or $40 per ton.
According to dealers the best feed
for mich cows is equal parts OF
prime cottonseed meal, wheat bran
and corn feeding meal. This gives
| two parts of nonprotein, or very
little protein. feeds to one Of the cot
tonseed meal which has a big pro-
| tein content. This feed should be
supplemented with a liberal feeding
of cottonseed hulls. for ''roughage."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23

Twenty four hours to noon Oct. 70:
Temp
Hnnr DRY Rnlh. Wei Bulh. Hum.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-23

Sun sets today DIS pm. kisses to-
morrow 6:i4 am. Moon sets 1907
am. tonight. Precipitation, l.S inch.
-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
ssissippi-Showers
Arkansas--Show
Alabama--Showers.
KentuclSy--Cloudy.
I.ouisiana--S Showers.
Oklahoma--Showers.
North and South Carolina---FaiF.
Georgia and Florida--Cloudy
East and West Texas-S hoHtrn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
Note in d|lestia des-
arnarii Gerrnaniei.

BERLIN, 25 Iunie. - Trei no.
te in care sc discuta chestia de.
zaunarii. Germaniei au fost' pri'
mite de presedintele delegatiei
de pace Germaniei.
In prima nota sa mentioneaza
multele calcari a clauzelor mill,
tarc din tratatul de pace, 81 in.
sista ca aliatii sunt determinat ii
ca Gemania sd Sc tina de accsti
termeni, 81 Cd deciziunea lor ca
Gemania sa-si reduca armata la
100000 trebue satisfacuta.
Politia de siguranta, adauga
nota, trebue dcsbandata in timp
de trei luni, insa Sc da pcrmisi--
unc. ca fortele disciplinarc sd fie
marite pima la 100000. Sc face
cerere ca constitutia germana s;i
fie fa'cuta in acest fel ca Sc eu-
prinda aceste stipulatii militare
asa ca recrutarile compulsore sc
fie abolizatc (sterse).
+ Ca concluzic Sc cere in aceastd
nota ca masuri legale Sc fie lua-
te contra eNportului de materiale
dc razboiu.
In a doua nota sc descrie in de-
tail inlocqirca fortei pentru 81
guranta GU eel 10000 soldati
din armata regulata.
In a treia nota sc discuta asu-
pra materialului pentru aviatie
care, conform clauzelor din tra--
tat, trebuia predat aliatilor pima
la 10 Iulie, Sc decide deci ca con-
struirea de accst material in Ger
mania interzisa pima la trei luni
dupa ce Germania va preda tot
materiaiul provazut in tratatul
| de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
I'm nOu rezbOi in Bal.
Cani depinde de ofe-
Siva gredCa.

PARIS, rs Iunie. - Depinde
de ofensiva greaca izbucnirea u
nui nou razboiu Gu consecinte
dezasrtuoase pentru intreaga 4.
uropa. Daca grecii reuSesc in O.
fenIsiva lor in Asia Minora Inn,
potriva nationalistilor turci, raz-
boiul e inlaturat. Daca ofcnsivd
grecilor nu va reusi, nu numai
Turcii, dar 81 Bulgarii 81 Sirbii
vor lua armele impotriva Grcci.
lor, este credinta aici.
Sirbii II n'au fost nci odata iu
tcrmeni buni GU Grecii, 81 gelozia
naticnala a crescut Gil luarea E.
pirului de catre Greci, tinut ca
re aspira Serbia. Gu cedarea Ira.
ciei Grecilor incluzlnd porturile
Kavalla 81 Dedeagaci, Bulgarii au
'prins 0 IRA inversunata pc Greci
1nfringerea Grecilor in Asia
Minora ar Fl semnalul unci inca
icrari s1ngeroase in Balcani.
Daca Grecii cistiga, doAina
tiunea lui Venizelos in Balcani
este asigurata.
Grecii au capturat ieri 500 de
prizoneri tumi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
CIT COSTA PfINEAifN
ISKUTSC.

Din Siberia scrie corcspendcntul
preset associate ca la Iskutsc sovie-
tele si-au stabilit stapinirea. Toate
institutiile au fost nationalizate,
toate pravaliile sunt inchise, 81
char daca vrci sa-ti cumpcri un
ziar, trebuie sa-ti scott permit.
Conditiile hranci sunt foarte Sc
rioase. Piinea Sc poate capata pu-
mai prin guvern 81 in cantitate
foarte mica. Citi-va negustori chi.
nezi, Wind piinea Gu $50 ruble fun
tul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
BoLsEv1sTu BATUTI.

+ UONSTANTINOPOL, 25 Iu.
ME. Ofensiva care pornita dt
Generalul baron Wrangel, sncce
sorul Gen. Denikine, contra Dol
seyistiler, in Crimea, Sc desvolts
Gu rapiditate.
Trupele lui Wrangel AL ocu
pat linia Makalaiwska, Bolopo
itchmak 81 Wakiawa.
! Wrangel a capturat della boise
visti 10000 de prisonieri, patru
zeci 81 opt de tunuri, $50 masin
de pnscat, trei trenuri blindate
noua automobile blindste, cStev'
milioane de funti de griu 3
= aplt material rulant.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
Hoover pentu Liga Pa
Gel faTa ATdC0|u X.
STARUIE CA PARTIDUL Sc
FIE PENTRU LI0A FARA A.
MENINTARE Gu FORTA.

NEW YORK, % Iunie. - In
tr'o declaratiune publma1a All
in New York Evening Post, Her
bert &. Hoover, staRdie pentru
ratificare grabnica a tratatului
della Versailles Gu eliminarea ar
ticolului X din statutele Ligei Ma
tiunilor, ca 0 platforma Gu care
partidul Republican trebue sa Sc
prezinte la viitoarele alegeri de
presedinte.
D-nul Hoover zice ca amenin-
fasea de intrebuinta forta arlna
ia pentru garantal ca intergitatii
/ statelor streine nalssi are locu in
statutele unei ligi, care zice dim
sui, ,,este un produs al hleilor H.
bcrale ale lumei.'
Puterca ligei, zicc Hoover, va
Fl mutt mai potenta daca amenin-
tarea GU forta militara va fl in.
laturata 81 liga Sc va baza numai
..forta eli morala 81 economi-
ca"
-lml pare Cd este timpul de a
ridlca aceasta chestiune," zis
d-nri Hoover, ,,daca cauza acea-
sta la care ma refer, garantarca
81 1ntrebuintarea fortei militarc,
care a adus disensiumea (neintc-
lcgerc) in Statelc Unite nu sub
mlneaza asemenea liga in Europa.
Pun aceasta .chestiune inaintea
prletenilor vligei din toatc tarile.
Experienta 81 discutiunile n 'au a
ratat ca VENT timpul sd Sc
reconsldere aceasta parte din fun
datiunea ligei?
Pc cind Hoover si-a eXprimat
credlnta ca masurile economice
eventuale vor .reusi impotriva d
cestor state, dinsul a declarar
Cd ,JprIma 81 cea mai de seama
datorie ligei'' a fost dezarma-
rea, 81 sugestioneaza continuarea
Amrelcel ca membra a ligei sc fie
conditionata Gu reducerea arma-
tclor lntr'un timp specifiat.
D-nul Hoover declara ca mai
curlnd sau mai tirziu Statcle e.
mite trebuc sc ratifice intro for
ma oare care tratatul della Yer
sailles, 81 ca discutiunca despre
negociarea unui nou tratat fost
un mott.
,,Tratatul della Versailles, n
&C Hoover, ,,este un hrisov al in
dependentei Poloniei, CehosIova-
ciei 81 Finlandei 81 garantia mari
Ri teritorului national ale mai
multor natiuni mari, 81 ele nu
vor redeschide discutia asupra
titlurilor lor.
.,Este garantia dezarmarii a
patA autocratii mari, 81 nici o
putere europeana nu va lua ris-
cul reinvierei lor. Este ipote-
Cd asupra statelor dusmane, 81
statele europenc nu vor merge
pima acolo Sc ofere prilejul Ger
maniei, Austriei, Ungariei, Tur-
ciei 81 Bulgarici, Sc scapc dc da-
toriilf lor prin intriga unei noui
conferinte de pace"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
fNCxIERARE fNTRE CEHl
81 PoLoNI.

PRAGA, 26 Iunie. - Din .Ka-
min Sc raporteaza Cd a avut loc 0
lupta violenta intre posturile cehe
81 poloneze la frontiera acestor ta-
ri. Trupele franceze au oclpat "a
ceasta regiune, lar trupele italiene
fnainteaxG spre Teschen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
LA SASEZECI DE AM ARE 50
CoPu.

Ell CENTRO, CAL, 25 Iunie.
Frank Vale, in etate, de sa-
sezeci de ami, nascut in Mexico,
q devenit tata a triezeci 81 circi
a CARA, cind doua neyasta ce q
re, pc care a luat-o in cas6toric
in 1900, q dat nastere la al Sap
tesprezecelea copil.
Wales 'avut optsprezece Co
phi GU prima nevasta. Saptespre-
Lzece din copii Mi traiesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26
La Ce trebuie Sd
ne uitan,.

Ill vAd lnalntea trenulul care
statea sa piece din CARA Sibiiu-
lui. Ca un soim rant carui via
ia sc stninge in ochii plini de pa
TINA urii.
Chlpiul austriac Gu suvitele de
fir cuprinde GU sila par ca rose
ia unui mou treicolOr rOmlnesc.
Mantaua militareasca prefacuta
ii cuprinde trupul de mosneag
slaIbit. Sc sprijina intr 'un bat. Si,
adresinduse catre acela pc care-l
petrecc la drum 81 care-i raspun-
de mgurestc . deSi Sc vede ca
pricepe romineste perfect ii
insira intro limba apasata, dirza,
prOvocatoare tot ce se poate
spune de rau cu privire la noua
era romineasca, avind grije sa Sc
| ute imprejur daca e ascultat.
,,Ziarele din vechiul Regat in
trebuinteaza cuvinte nefntelese,
care nu Sc afla nici in ,,vocabu-
lariu". Dar mai ales acestea.
Ce caste! Unul sc imbraca in
tr 'un fel, altul in celalalt. Colori-
lie valaza della individ la indiyid.
Uniforma?.. Oar unifoma pre-
supune idcntitatea veSmintului
militaresc.
Lam atras atentia asupra ur-
marilor pc care lie poate avca a.
ceasta injosire in public arna-
tel. Ma privit lung, Gu o cautatu-
ra de suprem dispret. Apoi s'a ia
cut ca ma inteles 81 intrebat
pc convorbitorul sau ungur. In
format de acesta, a lasat sal pi-
cure din buze ca ,,el spune ce
vede". Apoi, cum trenul pleca,
inrbratisat pc domnul care site a.
"a de binc limba noastra, dar e.
vita asa de multi so vorbeasca,
81 a plecat, Gu aeelasi gest de scir
ba fata de moi toti.
Probabil un fost Otter superb
| or romin al fQstei armate austro-
ungare, un om nacajit pentru
toate ingustarile pc care nouile
imprejurari le-au adus persoanei
sale ssi celor din jurul sau. I'm
suflet fnacrit care nu Sc mai poa-
te stapini.
Oar ell nu singur. Mare de
cit sd Sc ute cineva imprejur, cit
de putin, 81 va vedea indata citi
sunt ca dinsul 81 fac ca dinsui:
subminind prin convcrsatii par
ticulare, prin informatii soptitc
ca 81 prin criticc in vileag, sta
pinirea romineasca in Ardeal. .
Ce de facuta Evident ca
orr cc jignire adusa public tarii
81 arlnatei, de orr cine, trebue
pedepsita: orr ce Stat care Sc
respecta a facut 81 face asa. De
sigur insa ca pentru aceasta tre-
'bue sd suprayegheze garlic altfel
de oameni de cit soldatii, gaia
sd insulte 81 sd loveasca, pc NINA
carora e lasata All acolo ordinea
publica.
Mai trebue 81 o polite de sigu-
ranta care sa nu inventeze ceea
ce nu este ca sd nu bage de sea-
ma ceea ce este Gu prisos.
81, pc. lfnga toate, insa un lu-
cru mai trdbue, 81 cit de multi.
Trebue, ca sd avem autoritatea
&c Sc cere pentru pedepsi fara
crufare, dar fara trezi un muir
! mur, treb1e, sub toatc raporturi-
le, in acele loeuri unde mil, suite
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-26

Sc actiunea railor mpotriva &C.
la ce mai bun, mai curat, maj
IDEAL in viata satelor.
Sc duceau razbOaic marunte.
ri de ri, dar eel putin, poporul
era llber sd alcaga intre eel buni
[si eel raj.
Tn sstem nou s'a inaugural
in ajunul alegerilor de acum
In mod Official, din partea Gu
vernului care avea sd conduca a.
legerile, s'a dat semnalul. con-
ira ,,lipitorilor'' satelor.
In tablouri care desgusta pc
ori ce privitor, ne-a fost dat sa
vedem, cum prezinta reactiunea
pc apostolic neamului.
81 nu Sc citeaza cazuri izolate.
ci s'a 'tras concluzia.
CuMintul de ordine era acesta
Sa sc loveasca conducatorii sa.
telor: preOtul 81 invatatorul.
Semnalul dat de persoane foarte
sus situate a mers ca un con.
semn pima la eel din urma GU
yernamental.
Ca inyatamintul sd fie predat
81 intuitiy, sia recurs la tablourl
81 am vazut pe zidurile scolii, Dc
garduri 81 strade, acel faimo,
tablou GU ,,Nouile Lipitori" Ial
agentii buni de gura, 81 vesnit
bauti, predind subiectul: 1nvata
torul 81 popa sug pc satcni. i
umple capul GU minciuni desprt
lorga, Mihalache 81 Lupu.
Lectia a fost pc inteIesul tu.
Juror. A prins-o cite un satean
char. 81 unde a inceput sd rae
neasca, lei 81 colo, satenii de-a.
valma GU agentii Guvernului .,Po
pa 81 lnvatatorul sd nu faca re.
Utica. Sa nu mai ia parte la con.
ducerea bancilor, coopcrativelor
81 obstiilor. Sa sc tie numdi d.
blserica sau numai dc scoala."
Iata dar ca miScarea, oare cum,
a prins.
Apoi, conditiile de lupta erau
neegalc. Agentii aveau aer de 81
vernamentali, Gu muzica, drape:,
81 invalizi, din cind in cind GU
strlgatele: ,,Popa 81 1nvatatoru1
IA scoala 81 Biserica". Da. ia,
raspundca multimea, care era III
dObitocita dc bautura.
Oar mai era ceva. Temindu-se
ca nu vor putea ap.ica sanctiu.
ne pcntru opozitia indirjita, SC
mai inarmase Gu ceto lie batausi
ca la Braila, 81 care intcrveneau
imediat &C oamenii nu Sc lasau
convinsi. Patru pima la cinci a.
gent guvernamentali Gu cea.a
de derbedei beti, tcrorizau astfcl
multimea pasnica, ca la Braila,
Clnd un glas din opozitic in-
cerca sd protcsteze la min:iunile
lor precum ,,Iorga 4 trccut in
Bulgaria, deci nu mai candidea-
"a" agentul il avertiza: ,,Daea
mai vorbesti, csti dat pc NINA
acestora" (batausii).
81 lupta s'a dat ncegala.
Daca erai in opozitie, nu maj
puteai vorbi, in ziua alegerii, nici
Gu prieteni, nici Gu tata.
Eli fnsa concentrau cete mari
in antretul salii de votare, 81 lc
spuncau 81 le aratu steaua, tablo-
I'll Gu ,,Lipitori'' 81 bietii tarani,
,leau afirmativ din cap, in fe-
lul de ,,asa-iss.
Astfel pregatiti. mai faceau un
pas pima intrau la votare, 81 a.
plicau stampila pc ,ysteaua".
Pima 81 garda facea ingerinte.
Asa, de pilda, pentru ficcare CO.
muna, Sc stiau 81 invatatorii 81
preotii dupa hume 81 soldatul,
ON si1nplu de altfel, sduna certi-
ficatele 81 lie retinea pima in ul-
timul moment.
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