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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08

Sanrncnlliitnina, men lloqen plhcrt
geltcn1inelic cr life taaci. Eager
bill hIlpc forcIogt @oaro Of G6uca
tion ilbcn bcn norifc litbcrifc airfl
2rncrifo ionnt N~cniqhcoerne / Sto.
RI Gttp % ct. 9In9anr are0ie % oC
10 STrcanitoltcra Crultcca.
Sncoferc glcnpptnNCr Nrbctoct.-
Sra Taucnport mel0tca 0cn 2ocn IS.
at 700 al oc ornoni'crcoc Sncofcrc
hcumc Wn iaut / Rocf %3louo, DO.
line "a Gait WioIinc. ocu CaQ hoO0c
| Qicnoptonct @rbcloct otter Gr0rc ira
llnioncu9 &onC0funrtcr Ter crfIU
rc6c@. at NrbcibeucoluQQclicu bar /
Stri0 mco SEN Gncrcnafomit, ocr
ror in6Qoact mc6 &outrnftorcr %
9narncltrc observation-disclosures ital
MI u'aicrca ne0 &oloQ,'t, men lnc.
0cn9 njl Nrbcloct uhIn0rct 'nrtirt
ties. Sncofcrnc3 Strcif bar lorim.
tct @na0corbciocr, Der Isbcr op /
DillIioncr al Collars.
Gicnbpmmcligt lllnffcotilirlbc.-
SunuuCl Chantlau0, 30 Mar QunnlCl
"a hicmmcharcuoc / Cana, lager
fortiorn / ct Noipltal / Uiaribaa-
tomu ~ cr Ell hplit frlilif Tor'Qt
NINA iom Salqc al ct clcnoonmeligt
llintteatlIruIoc GbnutInuo haphc en-
@o, Der par lem I'll at iprnhc, %
BON plctc0c ocrror al ITQQc en- tnuO
ScrnIUnfc om ocna Ncu noor han
mcltr0c ocn. llItro6a ocrior itoQ
ben Tia Ell IoQ rQbalif mc0 Spar
tcu Nuppcu % 1prtnQclL hnnruu
Der ,ScrnlTnfcn oQlaa bIcn plflct on
GhontIau0a enc Vcu, / bptlfcu Stll
lima ban hlcO trutfcu nmfrinq al
&ocn HTutcn flor 'rG ct Orbit 5oor
/ bans Ncn. / hpllfct 5nor Der Qlf
@lon'orQi'tnlna iaa @rnct moottc
nmputcrca.
Yin ilpo / Strpmmc. 81 @ooatoQ
pdu NiIluodtcc Wumcll off IorIc0cu
ToG al Spurct nur &opcrbiu, oQ Ell
WchoI0cr cllcr loafaIot "touf car,
in0chol0cuoc 5000 Wulloncr Nlrl
ipranl Lief. 2lucu rolt0t / 5trem
me, oQ GmrQucuo @rbocrc inoranos
ijQ mcb ole Sc Npttcr oQ &or. DC /
NuilQhc0cu fluuoc nuCrfonmC, lor at
rtooc % lifrc liQ ocu toitcllQc Cruc
in't. %crnbouc'oltcnc loN ulir hicl
pc ilQ iclu, "a or pcl truttc inul iou,
at set bar bc0rc &lncu font uoQcu
tllmttc cnh at Qaa ! NciQrn'tcn Ere
lngc WtTno plitc 0oa en- hot ucl ltor
NcQITrItQhco. l0ct oc inntco NlucH
rnnot Ior laQtr ~ loQtc ocr'or at
QIprc Hufcu ltrrrc. Ecr'or bIrp oc
arrcitcrcoc % lorntc3 bocr ocu nG
tie Gog eli SO WiuIft.
SnNcn muS Miolnuo EarfinN Gu.
NCc0 nco GrocrolrcttCn /
SIour Gltu bar iIoitc Trc0uQ crflp.
ret. al W}jolnno Foctlnl 80. Scr.
itc04 Tom Gouiibo mao bchon0lc2 /
hcnnc Nct, 20 at Stntcn intct bar
hcrnlc0 at QlNrc :. u &ohu'or,
ser otter 9ltturncn General Nupucr4
AmnonlnQ uonTuntc2 lonl Ncccipcr
for oOcnnTpntc HlulUL Der har foltct
omtrruq $ Wtjuioncr Collars. pll
0cr'or automatic ophsrc al plrfc Iont
iunonu. Get inQhca hoa, al &ohniou
pIl0c forbIlpc iom Hcccipcr mhtlI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08

Illt9ten ltoen Here Toriinfclier, %
&alpen bleu unoers itor gcgclItrin9
mohtaget paa lloitiQing5grlunbcn.
bpor Salqet al HacefpGget par be.
qpnot. Ter forcltpb BOG aalpcn no!
Ell Suitrelie, ioct Ben enoru iornmc
Sag al Sccuritp Aircrnft Corpora.
ton fertcs iii Barron, @iS., Tor Der
Of opcrlcperca iii lin rpe Ger, Wtra.
CHARLES OtoltS. Get Tiger lig lclp.
al ben ogiao Der moOto9cs nlcb belt
fpritclige Spationcr.
Stnocnt Innecr foitbar aalp. =
"atinncinta Nee, ell flllobloo2 SOL.
item Srefalp, pGroiat iii $500 %
rnr N~nlconlngen lfiGnfct al Or. Ggll
@ocfmnn al ct Eul,l, blcp Snaoug
nle0 Silitiflb icnot ira Curtis Tlppc-
plaoa nrr neutrality-suspicious. mel.
lem Spiuinnbpernc til Irbcn Sorn,
Here Utll ocrfra, hpnr ctpar SilllllO
Wtcnllcifer penteoe paa Ben foitbare
aalp5 Nnfomlt. Ialpcn bar ifiPn'
fct pao Den G%ctingclie, of oen ifltloc
1ltppea los cltcr at uTrc bragt 10 al
>llltfarfoitcn, % ben ion1 ga inbiar-
gcoc Den ltltloe pGre oens rctmrsiiqe
Ger. Tortllmlct eftcr scr, liuantc
S%ll'tIart 8iorbe aiorhc Golpen ct for
tpilct 6or's9 pna Of u1bIlippe, men
Den bleo 'trar paogrcbcl, % Ben bel
oigc Ecr'ou Dor Nap 6. Settings,
Stubcnt peo Winneiota 2unobritgS-
bcilfolc. 6citliahcberne paa Nrbel,
6armL Ser bar ioronitaltet ianlcb.
ming &olItein breeders Nslociatlons
9fotionolfonncntion og lloitiairg, al.
'lltttcoca meb Serncrin9 al Ell poa
Steoct 'tcgt Ore % Gale al .. ..
Iitfln al Stint, @tich., Der er gier.
palQt ION NrG'iocnt al bcn rationale
Organization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08


0refaIuen "Srm2bp Sorbcs Ton-
tiac", Ell Trina al &o%liteinraccn,
ifuIoc en- Sag iorriqc ll9c mco 2itit
lfib taQca ira Gloper 2eoi 6oru peo
Iuitir iii Sen itorc &olitciu. Sriciiau
SuGguoitlaina pco SuiIingbnerne,
men Salpcu piitc iia at rGre Ell ioa
urolig Sllitpn$iager. at 2uititipoc.
rem blep MOTT Ill Of lanbe iaien eiter
al bare tilboaclogt nm 10 Dill. On.
ret iatte cicuinnIi9 life rogen Vris
paa at lahc ii9 gnngc oppe / Suiten.
o. ben begpnhte at marie og ipGuhc
inhtil ben NOR par hoppct iib al i'm
aurp. Otter Of eli I'M % i~terfere
crate" bar iat iita,,o iortiattca
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08

Cprigbeben ON at anitlQe Ell timber.
isgelie, % ocnne lcoeoe altiaa til of
Slget ianbtes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08

hooe crflrrct iio for sen paotpnftc
SannncnlliitninA, men noqen pibcre
@%eltcnn1elic cr life taact. So9cn
bill bllpc iorcIo2t @oorO Of gouca.
tion inocil Den norltc liltbcrifc alrfc
! 9Ilncrifo 'ornt Wcnighcocrnc ! Sto.
RI Gitp o. ct Nn9Qnr areoic % DC
to STrcanltaltcra Sruitcca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-08

SortiGttes paa iioiIe Sioe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

BRoohIYN REM ESTATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Tilted DougI1bo Sees
Tenor " ed French Girl
Bridegroom Repay- 500 Sol
dier Sent to Pay Fiancees
PASSAGE 10

Nine Emilicrne Elise RaYmonde
Romeuf, late Of Amiens Oh the S0mm
who started from France two weeks aeo
to join her prospective husband, who
Is ex-Sergeant Ray Hewlett, of Find
lay. Ohio, was married IN the chapel
Of the Municipal Building yesterday TO
Signor Nicola Raspa, an operate tenor.
Hewlett was witness to the ceremony,
which was performed by City Clerk
Michael Cruise.
a wish EN- luck said Hewlett, tuck
ing away in an inside pocket the $40
he had just received from the bride
groom in repayment Of the passage
money sent to bring Emilienne across
the ocean. It's better that it hap
pened now than ten years from now.
She says il was his wonderful eyes .
He'll be doggone lucky f some bird
with stiIl more wonderful eyes ism T
driving the taxi on the way to the
depot
The new Signora Raspa was fellow
passenger Of the tenor, and on the
way across the Atlantic the little
French girl promised to marry him,
despite she was betrothed to the
American dough boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Two Downtown
Parcels Taken
Out of Market
Block Long Building in Old
Mercantile District Pur-
chased: William ST. Real
ty Passed TO Newspaper

Inc Eve story building at So and 50
Worth Street, running through the
block to 7 and 9 Thomas Street, owned
by the New York Hospital Society, is
to be taken over by the 50 Worth
Street Corporation, formed at Albany
Tuesday. with a capital Of 100000 Tire
perpetrators are c. VI. Walton jr., J.
Y. Kline and J. kerentz The building
is located 100 feet west Of Broadway
and has frontage OF 56.1 feet on
orth Street and 40 10 feet on Thomas
Street. and has depth Of l78 feet.
The "St4atz-Zeitung" bought from
Henry c. and Kate Talmadge, the three
story building, al 229 William Street,
zsN98 1t is located near Duane
Hotel Co. Sells in Forty-fourth Street
The Woodstock Hotel Company sold
TO Waldo ?. Clement jr the four
story house at 100 West Forty-fourth
street, l6.8Xl00.5. This property and
three houses abutting on Forty third
street We're sembled a few years ago
ny the hotel company for the purpose
OF erecting an addition to the hotel.
ne hotel and the three houses a+nng-
SIDE were recently sold to the Du Point
Boomer interests.
Louis Schrag sold for the estate Of
Mary /. D. Burchard 165 Lexington
Avenue, adjoining Hotel Brandon. a
four-story building, 22x1O0. The pur-
CHASER VIII alter building for his bust
ness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Sisson Says Bankers See
No Danger of a Panic

. Bankers and the Federal Reserve
Soard do not believe that solution Of
ONT present economic problem Will in
yolve financial stringency or panic.
trancis H. Sisson told the New York
AID Club at luncheon given to its
newly elected officers and directors
yesterday. Mr.. Sisson is a new direc-
tor IN the Ad Club. He said:
he policy Of the government dur
ing the war IS to-day producing its LOCI
cal results Because the farmer kicks
against having quarter Of a cent in
extra freight charges he is now de-
med tne privilege Of shipping his
products TO market. The average polit-
icaI intelligence Of tins country is such
that party other than that in power
during the war would have done no
better. You cant blame any party.
The amount OF abysmal ignorance
IN Washington is astonishing. The
bankers sought to give advice and were
ignored, so we have had to finance
the country on a basis of imitation "
The country is suffering from TOO
much government in business and NOT
enough business in government. the
speaker declared. He said there hould
nave been spent in the last seven wears
upwards of $1,000, 100000 a year for
the benefit OF the railroads.
President George W. Hopkins an
nounced that l97 men and women mem
oers OF the club had signed up TO at
tend the convention of the Associated
"a CUBS IN Indianapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Scouts VIII Go to London

Boy Scout troops all over the United
States are engaged in inter-trOop com
petitions which Will decide what 500
young Americans are to go to London
this summer as representatives Of the
Roy Scouts Of America. Sydney II.
Marshall, representing the British Boy
Scout movement, is in New York per
fecting plans for the transportation Of
the United States contingent
senting sixty nations, at the "Interna-
tional Boy Scouts Jam boree,' Mr.,
Marshall said yesterday. The affair
viii take place at Olympia, London,
during the week Of July 80 to Au-
gust 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Long Island Fare Raise
Held Up Until Sept. 20

The Public Service Commission yes
terday issued an order which will have
the effect Of postponing for several
months the proposed increase in
fares which the Long Island Railroad
planned 20 put in effect July l. Mean
time, an investigation Of the proposed
rate increases Will be made by Deputy
Public Service Commissioner Barrett,
and Il the advances are found to be
unjustitied he will recommend disap-
proval of the new rates He approved.
Yesterday, an order suspendlng until
September % the proposed rates ard
directing that hearings be begun be-
fore the commission June 9.
The schedules as filed with the COM
mission bring the companys charge up
TO about three cents mile on all lines
within the CITY. except the local serv-
ice route between Brooklyn, Jamaica
and Intern ediate points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03


deavor to hold the Senate in session
nights to discuss it.
An attempt to get immediate con-
sideration was blocked by Senator
Ihomas, Democrat, of Colorado. who
refused unanimous consent and forced
me measure over for one day under
the rules.
On motion of Senator Kenyon. Re-
publican, Of Iowa, the Senate recon
sidered to-day without roll call it's
acton in passing the Nolan minimum
wage bill, setting minimum wage for
government employees
senator Kenyon and other Senator's
SAID they thought some changes should
De made that the bill might not work
hardships on inmates Of old soldiers
homes and on several other classes.
The bill probably will be pressed for
passage with amendments tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

In addition To the regular salary in
creases, which range from so TO $500,
e9ery public school teacher in Newark
VIII receive Z $500 raise. The higher
salary increa~s will start with the
September term The total cost IN
voived is $1,000 600. The teachers also
vii receive a 800 bonus at the end Of
this month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Flushing House for CITY Man

JoHn ". OraWford sod the hollow
lie stucco dwelling at 60 North Par
sons Avenue, Flushing, to Olive ".
tan. The dwelling is Of Colonial archi-
lecture. on plot 50xl50 feet. j. Al
Der, Johntra was the broker
Worthlngton Whitehouse, inc, and
Cyril Carreau leased for Mrs John
Scott Browning her country place at
Sands Point, for the season furnished
This is one Of the show places on the
North Shore and is near the properties
of Frank HoiFstat, Mrs O. H. P Bel
mont, W. Bourke Cochran and Princess
Nlora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

NITr HEN large living room. tw0 7ecrooHas
ana bath. fely furnished in largs prl glte
porcn So monthly. referen
l'4Hl- 1f4- Flushing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Postal v age Raise Urged
By Senate Committee

WASHINGTON, June Favorable
reporc on 4 oil prepared by the joint
Congress lonal conn .ttee providing in
ereases IN IRE salaries Of posta, en-
pioyees, aggregating $4,000 600 for
nc frs year. vas ordered today BY
Iae Sera-e Posto.fce Committee
When Senator Townsend, Republf-
car, d y cai van. chairman Of me com
-ai,tee, presented tne biz N the Sen
a.e, "a gee roriee taat Re would ash,
Cor - consideration a. the present
session e Congress and would en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Fine Y estchester Homes Sold

J CIarence UaVTas sod I0T . X.
Query to Leo Herr. of this city, the
ten-room house, 50xl85, at IL Wnyan
Avenue, New Rochelle held at $4,000.
John II. Loscarn sold his property at
Castle Heights. North White Plains. to
George f. Birchhead Of Metcalf &
James, of this city The property COW
sists Of stucco bungalow on large
plot George Howe was the broker.
Mr.. Howe also sold for Mr. Y. I.
Yerkes plot of land on Scenic ar.
Floral Drives, Riverview Manor to
Charles Duvene, who recently pun
chased very beautiful home aajoln-
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
W, r.. Doremus's Home Burned

BOONTON, N. J., June 2.-The home
o. william r. Doremus, an expert
accountant Of New York, located near
Mountain Lakes, WAS burned TINS
afternoon. The damage is estimated
Mt about $4,000. The family was not
at home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Ruys Estate at Monticello

Calm g. Calm sold to James W :
Barry. At Monticello. y. Y. twenty-s'X
and one-hslf acres with dwelling and
outbu!ldings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
New BuiIdin Q Plans
Manhattan

1lGTIf ST. 49, ". fi- a 9-stv non house
feerlnc apartment and studio. 23N,'.-
Belfose Realty Co gf1 BpaY. aWn8r. -
& Blum. SOS 5ih az areAfs
cost .'#.....--......
Bronx
WALKER Az, w cor Seddo0 g.. 7-7tv
hrirs and terra Gotta dwellings, 20xse.
y Nista Const Co. owners John NisfA.
G5b r fSaih s., pres. De Rose & ava
nerer. $40 e 149th 81. archts cost ssn.9ao
Manhattan Alterations
MOORE ST. go to a 5-slv warehouse.
Iuhrirarug on Co. IFS Hwav owners,
stewart Engineering Cory. 1875 sen av.
MAniIsoN Az. ass. to 4 at awig. Mrs..
p NJ reid AL Madison av. owner II NJ
Hood w i2i a. -areht cost g25 GOO
w ASHINGTON ST. 215. to "a 5-siv storage
rimis & chapman, 2i5 5th Az. archt~.
cs ''S ST. zoe and aoi, ana hester St.
2ls and 49, - , e-stg manqteeturEi
owner W " chspin, Az Mattsou az
archt; cost .........' '......... y5o.Q0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

RARE OPPORTUNITY -Rniiainr WITH
Living Apartment. space far 50 sewing ma
z hines and cutting room IS minutes from
city $4,000. liberia terms Y. AWAIT
Lawrence. L !. us wes. seth. ei<htn
socr. Chelzea $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

ARGYLE rARk, .2-roorr house a.
MODERN iinproH 'aents. rat -o7.t0o. op2o-
ute Argyle laha- Prlce $40 coo.
> DGMRFk co. INC.
- Rensen ST.. l3ruolsls Tel. Main 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
.LOLNI RES co,
QfIENs RENE Estate

o. i'la.bu.h Ave-. Tel iio0-i I1atbush.
oldest Real Estate Office i'm Tlathush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

r0 IET-Fu-ais a0art-nent Of roo ~.
bath and kitche1ette. from June uHtl
October Apply Sup't. l52 ". 58th 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
partidul national din Ardeal, dar

partidul national din Ardeal, dar
ell nu intrat in federatie, ci sta
pc din afara pima acuma. Daca
ar Fl sd credem &c spune dl. Colds,
acest partid ar sta alaturi de fe-
deratie numai pima vede, daca sc
mai ridica partidul liberal, Gu ca
re are de g1nd sd dea nina.
Orice ar face acest partid, un
lucru Impede Sc poate vedea din
toate cele ce S 'au fntimplat in par
lament della deschiderea sd, anume
doua mari curente sa bat astazi
cap in cap, curentul democratic
Representa- prin partidele din O.
polite 81 curentul conservator re-
prezentat prin partidul asa zis al
poporului 81 prin liberalii carl il
sprijinesc.
Uni sunt ciocoii, boierii, oameni
din clasa de sus: c0nservatoyii
altii sunt oamenii esiti din massele
mari ale poporului, idealistii car
voiesc ridicarea acestor masse Ia
0 stare mai buna, acestia sunt DE-
mocratn. N. ZARANDEANU.
(Taranimea)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
LUCRU SIGUR, NU sUNT TUR
BURARI SAU GREVE.

Acest avantaj il gasiti la Sa-
braton, Richard, Burke, Bretz
Masontown 81 Kingwood, w. Va.
in Preston County, Minele de
carbune moale, unde mai multi
mineri Romini au gasit case bune
de locuit. Oamenii nostri fac pc
2 saptamini della $S5 la 5000 81
lucreaza tot anul fara nici con-
turbare. Carbunele este de 4 Fl.
turf grosime 81 curat. Platim net
0 tona Gu pick-ul, $1.O9, lar in
room 81 cent? dupa incarcatura
de masina 76, lar in room 70 de
cent?, Nina e curata, nu este gaz
nici apa, 81 la lumima deschisa.
Toata minele noastre sunt in a.
propiere de coloniile romfnesti
din w. Va. Excellent transport
care este dat de Bethlehem
Steel Company.
MOI nu trebue sa asteptam du.
pa comenzi, ci productia noastra
este in crestere continual. Case
bune cu pivnita 81 lumina elec
trica. Rentul della $3.50 pc lu-
ma. Veniti gaia dc lucru. Luat;
biletul de tren direct Morgan
town, w. Va. 81 veniti la oficiul
Penn Mary Pleasant Street No.
I. drept la piciorul podului a.
proape de B. and G. So. Penna
Station. Pentru informatillni scri.
Ell la:
PENN MARY COAL COMPANY
Division H., Morgantown, w. Va
(Adv.) 2-5-25 Sept)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-21
lNcUNoSTINJARE

Toti membrii societatii "Invie-
rea'' din Martins Ferry, O., sunt
rugati a lua la cunostinta urmatoa-
rele decisiuni hotarite 81 aprobate
de adunarea generala, tinuta in
10 August, a. c., 81 anume:
!. Toti membrii acestei soc. Gu
lncepere della l August, vor avea
de solvit cotizatiunea. lunara la
socletate, pc viitor suma de $1.25,
lar pentru cazuri vcnite della U. s.
4. A. Sc va repartiza 81 plati cit
va veni de fiecare membru deose-
bit de Gotta lunara.
2. S'a decis 81 aprobat ca fie-
care mcmbru al acestei sOcietati
este obligat ca pima in 80 August
a. c., depune la societate O eau
tune de So, ca asigurare pentru
repartitii, lar in caz ca abzice de
socletate, Isl va primi cautiunea
lnapoi daca este in buna regula.
(Aceasta cautiune nu sa ia nici o.
data 81 nici cind in considerare in
caz ca membrul este in restanta,
sa sc cOnsidere ca este in buna re-
gula, 81 are drept de beneficiu, ci
din contra nu are drept.)
3. Toti membrii sa mai ia la
cunostinta, cumca societatea nu va
mai solvi beneficiu la acei membri
carl nu vor Fl platiti in buna re-
gula in ziua cind Sc va intimpla
accidental sau morbul, de aceca
sa cere ca Fl ecare membru sa fie
platit inainte eel putin Gu o luna
in totdeauna.
4. Membrii soc. mai sunt obli-
gait ca pima in 80 August a. c. a-si
Inainta Statutul vechiu Gu suma
de 1Oc la Secretarul financiar, 81
va primi in schimb pc eel nou.
5. Asemenea tot membrii sunt
obligati a-si trimite adresa corecta
la societate, lar in caz de schimba-
rea adresei sa Sc conformeze statu-
tului.
6. Sa Sc ia la cunostinta Guinea
pima in 80 August, acei membri
carl nu sc vor conforma acestor
decisluni, vor Fl considerati ca de
sine exclusi.
Z. Toti membrii societatii carl
locuiesc afara din oras 81 ar dori
transferuri Ii Sc vor da la cerere
pima in 80 August, lar de unde nu,
sunt supusi Sc conforma acestor
decisiuni.
In numelc soc. rom. dc al. 81 cult.
lnvierea, (91-92-93&95-96)
PRESIDTUL
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CONSERVATORY
81 DEMOCRATI

CONTrNUARE DE PIE pAGTNA 1.
dlui lorga nu era nici el prea pu-
ternic, caci cei mai multi char 81
dlntre Oamenii Gu carte au obiceiul
sd sc apropie de oala Gu carne, lar
poporul de JOS pentru a carui in
terese lupta acest partid era in Ro-
minia foarte remas in urma 81 nici
nu aveau drept de vot (numai so
de insi aveau un singur vot).
Rasbolul acesta mare a adus 81
la moi ca 81 in alte tari schimbari
nebanuite. Poporul, care luptat
a lnccput sa-si cara drepturile ce
Sc cuvin in stat 81 in felul acesta
au ajuns Sc fntari 81 la moi Gu
rentele 81 partidele democratice.
S'a intarit curentul democratic
al dlui Iorga 81 a rasarit un nou
partld, care la in aparare intere-
sele clasei taranesti, acesta este
partidul taranesc.
Partidul liberal STA pierdut multi
de tot din puterea sa. Aceasta din
canza greSelilor facute la prega-
Urea rasboiului 81 din cauza refor-
mel agrare, pc care o fagaduise
inca in 1914, cfnd ua VENT la pu-
tere 81 Pc care au tot aminat-o 81
amInat-o 81 aminata fost pima in
ziua de astazi. Tar partidul con-
s"rvator pntem spune ca $ n. stins
de tot,
! Oar desi s'au stins, sau sunt pc
Gale sa Sc stinga aceste particle,
oamenii tot au ramas. Eli cearca
din nou sd Sc adune laolalta 81 sa-si
apere interesele lor.
Ei all gasit figura populara a
generalului Averescu,
care, daca ajuns att
de popular, nu este vina lui. ci a
poporulul ramas in urma, care 81
astazi nu poate trai fara idol la
care sa Sc inchine. Ell s'au grupat
Gu totii in jurul acestei figuri po-
pulare 81 all facut inca Gu cftiva
inSi din Arde;il asa numitul par
It'd al ,poporului. Oar acest partid
nu este decit um partid conserva-
tor Avem intr 'insul oameni deaf
lui Carp, de al lui Filipescu, de
al dlui Marghiloman (Garoflid e
omul dlui Marghiloman, care nu
voia Rominia- -Mare) 81 avem in,
tr 'fnsul pc dl. Tache Ionescu.
Pc deasupra fatal acest partid
sprijinit 81 de liberali, caci dupa
cum am spus tot ciocoi sunt 81 eli
81 apoi corb la corb nu scoate ochii,
ci Sc apara i'm caz de principle.
81 cu timpul daca or vedea libe-
rail- ca nu Sc mai pot ridica Gle
unde au cazut, ne vom. trezi, In
trait 81 GU eli in partidul generalu-
lui.
Iata-i dar pc toti boierii, pc toti
copservatorii la un lOc, intro sin
gura grupare. Aceasta este gru-
parea conservatoare din parliament.
De alta parte avem grupaea de-
mocrata a partidelor din fedora
tia de sub sefia dlui Iorga. Este
partldul acknowledgements, -
partidul taranesc 81 independents
dlui Lupu. Aci s'a alaturat 81
p y - -