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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-29
AGENCI SCIGAJA PRE-
STEPCoW PROHIBI-
CYJNYCH

Agenci federalni przeszkodzllI
wczoraj po po}udnlu w .prze-
szwarcowaniu' wodki wartoSci
$1,000. Sbonfiskowali oni cafy
automobil ciezarowy, zawierala-
cy 50 ssuzyh wodki, czyli pierw-
sza przesyike Z 75Ociu skrzynek,
ktore mialy bye przemycone, O.
raz aresztowali Elmera Yario, z
pnr. SCI Taylor ul., jako nabyw-
ce i woznice E. Skulina z pnr.
.N27 S. Whipple III. Obaj zostali
stawieni pred &omisarza Sta
now Hjednoczonyoh, Masona d
zatrzymam pod kaucya 5000.
kazdy. Wodke te nlial otrzyrnac
Yario z magazynu Julius Loe-
ser Liquor Co." mieszczacego sic
przy 1915 S. State I'LL, ma pod
stawie sfaSszowanego ypermitu.' -
Pieciu mezczyzn, ktorzy po--
deirzani So o spisek W sfaaszo-
waniu 100000 lekarskich RECEIPT
ma wodke, zostalo wczoraj aresz
towanych przez agentow btu
ra majora A. Dalrynple'a. Pre-
cza oni stanowczo, jakoby mieli
iakikolwiek zwiazek z rzeko--
tuym spiskiem.
INAUGURAcYA NOWO O.
BRANYCH ALDERMANOW.
Klerk miejski James Igoe wy
dai wczoraj zew ma specyalne in
auguracyjne Posiedzenie Rady
n,iejabiej, ktore odbed1ie sic W
przysz}y poniedzialek o godzi--
nie Smej wieczorem. Wszyscy o.
statnio ponownie swiezo robra-
nj czlonkowie Rady uniejshej
bcda inaugurowani, lecz ME be-
die zadnych nadzwyczajnych
ceremonii. Kodnitet komitetow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-29
SENATOR HARDING WY
PRZEDZA GENERALA
WOOD w OHIO.

Columbus, O., 20. kwietnia. -
Wyniki glosowania przy prawy-
borach z okregow W kt6rych sig
glosowanie juz odbylo wskazuja.
re senator Harding ma ogromna
wiekszosG mad generaiem Wood.
Mianowicie "a Hardingern padio
125,000. general Wood otrzymal
109,617.
Cincinnati, 20. kwietnia. - Po-
mimo, &c senator Harding otrzy-
mai wiekszosc g}osow W Cincin-
natl, to wielkie zdziwiente wywo-
ialo pomiedzy politykami poja--
wienie sic nazwisk Hoovera i
Johnsona. "a ktorymi rowniei
wiele pablo glosow, chociaz imio-
ma ich dopiero musiano pisac ma
kartach wyborczych. Hoover O.
trzvmai 1888, Johnson 1913.
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artificial voice; the bullying man.

artificial voice; the bullying man.
ager, and
With a start she saw that tho
clock pointed to half-past ten and
she hurried in to her mothers room
to bid her sood-by. AS she en-
tered Mrs. Benham turned guiltily
and closed a little drawer Of the
dressing-table hastily. Stella no
ticed nothing, for she threw her
arms round the dainty little figure
and kissed her.
/, "Good-by, mummy darling; feel
\ like swearing, really dots a
rotten, rotten day"
Stella accompanied each adtec-
tive with a stamp OF her little shoe,
and. with another kiss, she was
gone.
At eleven o'clock Mr. Robert
Baxenter presented himself at Bell
enden Mansions. He carried In his
hand a magnificent bouquet OF
white roses.
Come in, Robert. Stella's at the
theatre--a rehearsal, / think she
said it was. rather think she ex-
pected you to breakfast"
Robert placed the flowers care
fully upon the piano and smiled.
"Do-do you think che minded,
Mrs. Benham?"
Mrs. Benham returned the smile.
"My dear Robert, never express
an opinion on things | know moth
ing about But, never mind Stella,
want to speak to you about some
thing else-about this"
Robert took the chain and locket
Mrs. Benha held out to him.
"Oh, there's quite romantic his-
tory attached to this, Mrs. Ben
ham; it's been IN
Don't tell me yet, Robert. Now
I want you to look at this and
Mrs. Benham held out for the so
licitor's inspection an antique Gig
net-rine OF dull gold. He crossed
to the win low after one glance and
carefully compared the devices on
the two ornaments. They we're In
each case much worn and indis-
tlnct, and Robert knew that there
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were many coats Of arms in the
French nobility which had the
starred band at the top Of their
shields, but there were other points
in the devices OF the locket and
ring that made the man feel sure
in his own mind that they were
identical He raised his head and
looked at Mrs. Benham.
MAY I ask, Mrs. Benham, where
this ring came FROM"
1T has been in my husbands
family for many years. l believe
it was originally in the possession
OF the girl who married Stella's
great-grandfather, / think a year
or two before Waterloo. As far as
I can recollect, the story, as my
husband told 1t, was that the girl
had been adopted by the uncle OF
the man who married her. Joshua
Benham was a doctor, and It seems
that he was called in to case in
which the patient died, leaving
totally unprovided for little girl
OF about four years OF age. Joshua g
wife. who had no children OF her
own. took the child to her heart,
and, all inquiries falling to estab.
lish her identity, they brought the
girl up as their own. Beyond this
ring and the few French words the
child could pratAle theySould learn
nothing concerning her.
There Is little doubt that she
belonged to eome French family in
hiding, but Joshua, perhaps. did
not press his inquiries as much as
he might. suppose the child grew
dear TO them, as adopted children
often do, and they had the excuse
that the political state OF France
prevented them from pursuing their
inquiries on the spot. Then there
came the war between the two
countries and the chance Of fnd-
ing out the history OF the lonely
little girl passed"
Robert was standing gazing out
over the gardens, II seemed to
him that what Mrs. Benham was
telling him was all ancient history
and that he knew II all before.
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member and perhaps take ad-
vantage Of the day. True, he
had remembered; but the lit
tie card beside her plate was
not very satisfactory. Stella
wanted more than that. She
had known Bobby now for
three Mays, and on her other
birthdays he had always been the
first to greet her-he had always
been over there by the door,
great bunch of roses in his hand.
Perhaps Stella missed him more
this morning than any time in the
last months, those months which
had been anything but ones Of hap
piness to the little actress.
She had first met Robert Baxen-
ter at a river party at Cookham,
and the young people had been
drawn together at once. The scene
of the party had been suited to the
occasion, the broad sweep Of the
river, the shelving masses OF
foliage, the little rush-fringed path,
the meadows gold-dusted with but
tercups, all had had their part in
the romance, and when the punts
slid homeward under the moon
Robert and Stella knew in their
hearts that they mattered a great
deal to each other. There was
something in the stern, good-hum-
ored seriousness Of the solicitor
which attracted the girl; and he,
too. soon found that his life's de-
light rested with the charming lit
tie butterfly who laughed at him
and who teased him to distraction
Within a month Robert Baxenter
was regular caller at the fat.
Stella thought now with longing Of
the big brother" lectures he used
to read her, lectures that grew in
seriousness az the mans love took
possession Of him. How she had
teased him and tormented him!
She pictured him sitting over there
in the wicker chair by the window
and she wished that he we're there
now.
She came back from her dreams
with little sigh. Mrs. Benham
had left the room, and Stella An
ished her breakfast in anything
but a birthday state OF mind. She
remembered with Irritation that
there was a CALI at eleven that
morning to try over some new
songs. She thought OF the others
who would be there-Wally Burns,
with his cheap witticisms: Ada
Clarion, with her violent scents;
Derrll, with his swelled head and
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Truly, fate had marked him OUT as
an actor in q romance that was
stranger than any stage drama. He
turned to Mrs. Benham.
Does Stella know anything OF
this?"
"I was going to tell her to-day,
her birthday, and to give her the
ring"
A look of relief passed over the
young solicitors face.
Then want you to wait a little
while before you tell her. / have
Continued on Vert Pdoe)
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tuo SOhCCui NAio-
Benham waited for
information.
"It's from Robert, mummy
there's no letter, only card With
many happy returns, from your pal.
Bobby" The girl gave the paper
a final shake. Il thought he would
have been here; he's never missed
before and Stella handed the slen-
der chain with the odd-shaped
locket across the table as she
spoke. Mrs. Benham took 1t and
laid it by her plate while she
searched for her glasses.
Her daughter had her head bent
over her correspondence, which,
this being the morning of her
twentieth birthday, was proper
tionately large, or she would have
noticed the look of wonder which
quickened in Mrs. Benhams eyes
as she peered through her spec
tacles at the crest engraved on tho
locket. Robert had at first intend
ed giving Stella Mr.. Dartin's gift
to him at once, but on second
thought had decided to wait until
the girls birthday, so that 1t could
not be said that he was showing
signs OF weakening in their com.
pact.
ITS very charming, Stella--and
quaint. wonder where Robert
bought It? 1t looks as though 1t
might be an heirloom OF some old
family. I" and Mrs. Benham
bit her lip and glanced covertiy
over to her daughter. For the rest
of the meal she was very quiet.
It was a glorious morning initiate
May and the sunshine flooded the
little diningroom OF the fiat. IL
sparkled merrily on the silver
coffee-service and lent an added
glory to the brown head bent over
the letterg BY a happy coinci-
dence Stella had been able to
spend tho week with her, mother,
the company having an engage.
ment at one OF the big suburban
theatres. which was within a short
cab-ride from Bellenden Mansions.
But In the ointment of the girl $
birthday Joy was one little fly. She
had hoped that Robert would re-
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CHAPT. XIV.

CHAPT. XIV.
The Crest.
- TELLA BEN
y HAM mold
- the glittering
object away from
the multitudinous
folds of tissue pa
per in which 1t had
been wrapped, and
the corn ers OF
her pretty mouth
dropped ever so
little. From over
the coffeeurn Mrs.
Benham waited for
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18
JEWISH RELIEF DANCE

The dance Friday night, March -,
to be given at Masonic Hail by the
board of directors of the Woman's
Ten Thousand Club for the purpose OF
raising donation to the Jewish Re-
lief Fund promises TO be Il success
in every way. The Masons have do
mated the hail. Mr.. Schnell, manager
Of the Topic theater has made ar
rangements 50 the Tully Sisters may
leave the theater at 8 o'clock, and the
girls, who have one of the best or
chestras in the Valley, have in turn
donated their music. J. NJ. OFT has
promised to be ticket-taker The
Francis, Dunaway & Schneider, Ne
vile and Greenleaf & Clements Drug
stores are each donating five gallons
of delicious punch, and through the
efforts of Varney Brothers the Paci-
fc Coast Biscuit Company is donat-
ing several pounds of dainty cakes.
Flowers will be sold during the eve
ming by the members of the San
Souci Club. Altogether the executive
board feels that there will be plenty
of ways for the public to donate their
money to this most worthy cause, and
they expect every club member to
be. present, if not personally, at least
financially.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18
Jubilee Is Held.

Aside from the election of officers
this afternoon, the Woman's Ten Thou
sand club is holding ubilee in honor
of the fact that the club is entirely
out Of debt. Special music and re-
freshments are features of the occa-
sion.
More than $235 was realized from
the cabaret supper given few weeks
ago and the final bill was paid.
Miss June Vandenheuvel and Mrs.
May Hill, we'll known as the Vanden-
heuvel sisters, are being given a fare
well reception for they are leaving for
Los Angeles soon AS a result of the
many special inducements nearly the
entire membership is in session this
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18
IRISH REPUBLIC"
COLORS IN PARADE
(By Associated Pressl

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, March 18.-The
traditional wearing Of the green"
OH st. Patrick's day parade on
Fifth aveune gave place yesterday
to the green. white and yellow tri-
color of the Irish Republic" in
honor Of Eamon De Valera. the
head Of the unrecOgnized govern
ment, who reviewed the marchers
from ST. Patricll's cathedral.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18
SENATE TABLES
FREE IRELAND'
(By Associated Prsss)

(By Associated Prsss)
WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The SEN
late tabled "a to 81 proposal to declare
by reservation that Great Britain
should declare Ireland free.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18
PEACE NOTES SENT
TO SOUTH AMERICA
(By Associated Press)

7 Vby ASSOClated PreSS1
/ WASHINGTON, March 1S. - The
American government has sent two
notes to Bolivia and is preparing to
send third requesting that there be
no breach Of the peace in South Amer
lea.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18

SNAP PRESIDENT
(By Associated Press)


WASHINGTON, March 1S-Photo.
graphers were permitted to take their
first picture of President Wilson since
his. return from his western trip last
September The president was photo.
graphed as he left the White House on
his fifth automobile trip since he was
taken ill.
f. Il. c. u. c. s. is here. Fred r.
Cross Used Car Sale. 676 Main st., one
week Only.-Adv.
Mr.. Stockman: For Contagious Abor
ton in your herds, have your veterin.
arian use T. & F. Tri-Arsine.
For sale by Francis Drug Store Ell
Centro, Cal. Phone Z.
for YOUR liver-Cachipo
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18

+. Il. c. u. G. S. is here. Fred II.
Cross Used Car Sale. 676 Main St., one
week Only.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-18

SATIN CAARMEUSE GE0RGETTE CREPE
GURPAssNG
the wealth
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15
ParCeIarea M0SiilOr
appropriate.
De: lionel Max. Popovici.

Stndii pregatitoarc in vcdcrea
parcclarei 81 v1nzarci loturilor la
tarani - este chcstiunc nu asa
dc nSoara lnpa cum Sc crrde
de citrc uncle pcrsoanc, daca BIZ
ne intclcs Sc ,inac la impro-
prletarirc rationale 81 binc execa
tatl din toatc punctelc de vedcre
lar nu la cfectnarca unei opcr@
negative ca accia della 1864.
Daca sc tindc inSa numai la a
jungerca mui anumit scop fari
sa Sc tina seama de stiinti 81 dc
timpul in care train, atunci paf-
celarca Sc poatc eXccuta. dc catfe
nm cOmitct local compus din :
prnmar, prcot 81 invNtator, 81 i'm
partirca CO o vor face, evident cf
vesnic va da nasetrc la ncmnlt>-
miri.
Pcntru ca parcelarea sd go
faca in mod stiintlfic, adica IN
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{|NSULA FERMECATA| !
! Itnparatia Amazoanelor /
(Urrnare).
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

(Urmare).
,,Da doamnl. Sunt', rdspunsc Rada fara sovaire
81 Elena 1nri in camera ei de cucarc char cnd sc
opri trasura aducea pc Corrlet acasa.
Rada ii doscuic usa 81 ii spuse ca doamna We
nit acasa 81 bolnava 81 Corrlet ntra de-a drcpu y
Elena pc care 0 gls culcatl vaitndu-sc ca doare
capul 81 ii bate inima, 81 ruga de c sa duca la
falmacia Vuturu de pc ulita Proskaia sal atuca
doctorii pcntru durcrc de cap 81 batai de nms
81 Corrct plcca ntr'un suilet asind 81 usa antreuu
deschisa in iuteala lui.
N'au trecut nci minute de c1nd please, 81
1ntra Rada, nstita dar galbena la fata turta de
ceara, 81 spuse Elenei ca eXecutat porunca.
"A tipat?" intreba Elena curiositate in vo-
cea ei
,Nu doamna. Tn singur sughit. Cum Pam lovit
in spate c;izut Gu fata in JOS Ramasesem punna
lul in nina 81 lam mai dat doua lovturi in coasta.
Cred ca lam atns inma la doua lovitura Am vazut
ca sngee g1lgiia pc rama. Pumnalul Pam lasat 1nga
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15
copiate Gle pc original.

CVl'ldlc uc pc original
,l1e vel prmi acum att cola cit 81 originaul, ca
s;' Sc convnga Gel della ambasada ca nu sunt false
Copia vel lasao lor 81 orignalu il vel aduce ilapo
ca si fe pus la loc de prinn 81 an Sc descopere tr
darea'', zise imparatul zimhind Cauti spugi cit
mai mute secrete della e, 81 cum tram spus 81 in rim
dul trecu feresete print Nnlna am nici incredere
in ell Sa stii ca vata lui seehtorestc d-tale Pc ce
a sal cuceres lcsne 81 SAT- dea informal tunile
dortc. Copiile sunt scrfe de nina care imtat Ia
perfece scrisu prnulu, asa ca pot s sustii ca sunt
scrise de el."
Dupd ce ii 1nmina punga aur ST ii dadu docu-
menetcle, concedc 81 Elena pleca Gu accisi trsur;
care vcnise so duca la palat
Fra unul dupa miezul noptei cind desbracase
81 curiositatea o l;sa dcsac char atulci su-
turtle dc hlrtie pc carl lc adtsesc intro gcanta
Frau acclc,s rapoarte, dccsiuni 81 procese YER
bale ale Mareui Stat Major, scalite de seful Marelui
Stat Major 81 de ofer povatuitor, intre carl 81 de
printul Domborovsky dar convinse CD an alt 1nte-
les, ca erau anume fabricate s nduc in eroare diplo-
malta franceza Confrunta copile Gu originaul 81 va
zu ca All aceas coprins 81 ndicatuie pc hart sunt
aceleas 81 cum spusese imparatul, scrisul seamana
perfect Gu al printuui Mihail
doua ri duse actele la ambasada franccza, pre-
dndu-le in mare taina ambasadorulu care dupl ce
lie conroa aminuntime, remase incintat de succc-
sui Elenei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15

accord Gu tOate nevOie actualc 81
viitoarc ale tarci, trcbue sd fie
ll,ati in cOnsidcrarc ulmdtori
factori:
/. Studicrca mosiilor Sc va fa-
&c din punrtul de vcdcrc al cali.
lAtci pamintulni, adica clasific
rea terenurilor trcbue facuta ia
vcllcrca 81 a cadaStrului
:. FiXarca limitclor pc tcren 81
prln masuratoarc pc plan a d.
fcritolor catcgorii de tcrcnnri, Il
drumurilor cXistentc, a baltilor.
puturilor, granilor. etc.
3. Trasari de noui drumuri i.
lcg;itura cu plahul parcclelor, ..
vcntual de noui puturi. adapa-
tori, etc.
I. Alcgcrca 1ercnurilor earl Sc
vor da ca locnri de ease ccl0r
lipsiti.
). Alegerca tcrennrilor pen1r.l
fOrmarc de sale nOui.
6. Alcgcrca tcrcnurlor de CO.
dat comuncIor pentru pieti pu-
blicc, clailiri de diferite inStiin-
tinnl 81 stabilimente. pentru
Sco1i. graidini scolare 81 cfmpuri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15
co n Y OC A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Avram Tancu" din New
York, N. Y, convoaca pc toti men,
bril- Ell lua parte la sedinta extra
ordinara, care Sc va tinea SImbata
seara, II Iulie la orele $50 pr.cis.
'Deci sunt rugati toti membrii a
lua parte la aceasta sedinta ca sd
putem discuta viitOrul Soc.
Acei membrii carl nu vOr lua
parte la oceasta sedinta vor Fl a.
mendati conform statutelor.
In numele Soc. ,,Avram Iancu"
din New York:
PREZIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15
,Bine, RADIO 1ti mnlumcsc Acum vad ca imi esti

,,Bine, RADIO tt mnl tumcsc. Acum v5d ca imi esti
crcdincioas 81 stii 81; tc ,rasptesc toata
ubirea 81 dragostea Lnistestec. Bea nil lea vut-
ca pot dormi bine, 81 culcltc. Pc mine sd ma
scoli pima aproapc de amiaz1 end vol fl cauata
de cineva. Auzi! Desprc eI va fl vorba ca plccat
dupa miezul noptei sd Sc pmbe pc margnea Neve
Tine minte."
yDa, doamnaE', zisc Ratla, 81 ascultfnd de sfatul
stapni-sei sa dus in sufragcrc 81 dcschzind m dl-
lap, stica 81 punindo la gura trasc citcva In
ghituri, 81 s'a culcat, parca nar fl savirsit nci
act sal mustre constiinta.
,,Ticalosul! Cine Fl crezu sd ma vinzi 81 sl
lucrcze mpotriva tar u Gelos Prosu! S ia spus
Napoleon in mai mue rinduri sd nu fie fr;lmnat de
vermelc gelosie! De ala VENT acas pc neastcptate
81 cIta fatarnice! Sa nu-nl spuna mimic 81 sa nu
banuiesc mimic din purtarea lui Daca Isada ma
prostea. Cc fata bula Rada Ma sovat clipa sl
indcplineasca dorinta mea!' gndurie accstc 81 Gu
planurile la vaa viitoare lipi somnul de genelc
Elenc 81 adom
Cadavrul rece 81 neinsufletit al barbatulu Elenei
fu aflat Gle cit in faptul dmineei c1nd sa rczit
marele oras la viata.
Vestea s'a raspindit repede in tot orasu 81 poll
tia s'a pus in urmarrca crmnalilor. Cadavrul find
dus la spal, dupa descoper identitatea lu, Ele
Ma fu lncunostiintata aproape de amaza de moartea
sotuui ei, 81 alcrgind la spta simua durcre adnca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-15

tiuni de foart, mare impor-
tanta, ar fl trcbuit sa Sc trcari,
la studierea Imbunatatirilor cari
trpbuiesc facutc inaintp de a
Sc da loturile III pae,e,ia taranlor
earl stunt: -secarra de balti 81 Ia
covisil: regularca de c,lr,uri de
paraie in1igiuiri 81 aparani con
ira inundatiilor. con,truiri dg
drumuri de acccs 81 de cxploata
rr. podcte, plturi. fixarc de tc
renuri surpatoarr 81 de nfspuri
DH1'atoare. etc.
A improprlctdri taranul pc To-
turf earl sd cuprinda parccIr da
ascmenca tercnuri ar lnscmna "a
Ell sd platraec; anuitarra 81 pen,
tru terenuri Pc earl nu lear pu.
tea folosi 81 pc earl individual
M lear putea lmbunatatl fllnO
prca costiSitoarc; ccca ce ar in.
SIENNA li-se arnnca o sarci.la Il,
Spinarc.
EXpcrienta Sa firnt dcStuli
pima acum, ca de .excmplu mosli
lc din judctul Dimbovita pc care
trcce rlul lalomita.
Asnmenea imbuna1atiri trcbl!
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mezul nopte la spus ca Sc duce Sc faca plmbarc
pc malul Nevei plimbare pc obisnuia so faca
de cite douA or pc saptamna, zibovind cfteodata p
ma la anliaZI.
A treia ri, maorul Flip Corrlet fu ingropat Gu
toatc onorure cuvenite unu atasat mltar al Frante
uind parte la inormintare tot personalul ambasade
franceze 81 mai multi membri din diplomatic europea
ma Elena desolata 81 trebu sa fie tinuta de am
basador frlnceZ 81 de ncvasta sccrctaruu ca sa nu
IN groapa in fura coboritc rdnasitclc
trupcsti ale bdrbatuui eli.
Politia GU toatc cercetarile ma putut ola de urma
crmnaluui 81 uni crcdeau ca fost ucis de vre-unu
din admiratorii Elenei scop si poata apropia
de ca 81 Sal cistge inma, 81 altii Sc fic pradat.
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dc demonstrate, extrnsiunc de {

dc demonstrate, extrnsiunc Gle O.
raSa. etc.
Z. Alercrca terenurilor de d
llpIt pc linga orasc pcntru lnfim-
taro de Scoli de: agricultural. Sc
rIcTcultnra, gospodaril. statinIi
dc animate de pl'AisilA, 'statiuni
pentru Sclectiuni de scminta. n"-
pinierc, etc.
8. A|cgprca tcrcnurilor de all
pit Dc lInoa uncle stabilimcntc
prclucat toarc de vrnituri: morl.
volnitc. uscatori de frlrcto 81
zarZaVaturi, etc. de oarc cc va fl
foartc greu dupa &c SO Va I'M
pArtl pamIntnl dcfinitiv la 81
teni. sd li-sc mai ia pcniru inf.
intarca cclor ardtatc. mai suS.
Toate accstc a!cgcri 81 de>ti-
mari de terenuri trebuiau fa.cuic
inca din anul trccut pc intrcaga
tarl, da cAtrc o comisinnp de
specialist pc regiuni Gu rcprczrn
,tanti din toatc minlstnrelc pen
tru a arata 81 a-Si alege tercnu-
rilc de carl au ncvoic att pcntru
prezent. cit 81 pcntru viitor.
Dupa stabiliroa primei chps-