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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
HARVARD PREPARES
TO BATTLE YALE
STUDENT nod sres Team in Practice lol
EirNt fimc.


Fir>t Tins.
Cambridge, Mas Nov. is--The uar-
vsrd student h0dy hundreds strong
saW their varsity eleven III action To-
dag lu me stadium IN the last practice
before the team leaves for New iia-
ven WHORE lhe game with Nale Will
~ played saturday The fences mat
have made practice secret az season
were down Tor the occasion and The
under graduates behind their band.
rhofrcd iCnE and loudly Tor the team.
~ coaches ana players.
THE iine-u n The Crimson rs q
win oppose Nale or the Kickoff was
virtually settled tod " Coach Fisher
said only ono position was ln doubt
left tnckie. where sedrvick ard Faxon
are ~ competition fOr tha honor with
EesiRNiek stiil tend from an injury
tom" Woods. tn husky guard. has
recovered ami VII play. tho probab.e
lineup
teft end. Kane .eft tackle. Sedgxick
az Faxan. ten guard T0lhert: center.
llasmyer riEhl alard Woods. r.sh,
tackle. Hubbard lisht end. Croker
quarterback FITZGERALD; lefi hsif back
twNrn right half uack. Churchill
ftllhaek Harween
fitla the Crimsons triple threat 81
combined running. Kicking and forward
passing ability, y - be held IA reserve
fpF an alqnftune mument
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
ORLEANS COTTON
AT NEW LOW MARK
Depressing influences Force Price
Further Down.

GoNFE&atNM AHttN&HEWh 0F@& rice
Further Down.
Ecw Orleans. Nov iS-The same
influences were at work today IN cot
ton that have been depressing the
market almost daily 81 late and they
sent prices 20 new low levels. Decem-
her trading down 20 1928. and May "a
1850 Lowest levels were reached on
the heels of kilograms from the east
ern belt saying that iarge group
of mills IN the Carohnas had smut
down for an indefinite period. As
usual much 81 the selling was the
result Of accounts 81 poor trade. and
curtailment OF output. New England
messages claiming that curtailment
among the textile centera there
amounted to 60 percent. compared
with a year ago.
At the lowest levels prices were So
10 y points under the final prices OF
yesterday and the close showed ret
losses OF IS TO ~ points. DeceEnbeT
closing 81 the lowest. IN the early
trading poor cables ana beagish gin
ming estin ties were as.atnet values
but afteB the first decline OF ig TO
20 poirtr the market reacted on real
izing b shorts and the rise la ster-
ling exchange bus after reaching lev
els 10 20 ls points over yesterdays
close selling pressure was nsweI
and was continued practically q the
close.
A private bgreau issued a report
counting cotto1 ginned 20 November
IL al s.ss0 600 bales against sos.s2o
"A year ago. and s.Tes. go two years
ago. indicating an output this last
period of 1853. geo bales against l.
gse 0e8 last year ard sss two years
MEo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
r. .. FILLINolM

n, j. Flhngim. for many years a
member q the Pensacola police de-
partnent, died At the Pensacola Hos
pital az SIS O'Clock last night follow
ing an operation for appendicitis 10
days ago.
lie Is survived b. a wife and five
children. and two brothers. Arthur
and Lonnle. officer Fillingtm was a
member &c the WooJmen or the
World
Funeral services viii be held az 10
o'clock Saturday morning. burial be-
ing In ~ Johns cemetery
Pallbearcrs viii be: Charlie john
son. Ernes. Harper. Gam J. Morgan.
George Hinriohs. Hack Riera and
Charles Euertaen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
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THOMAS =. NEE

Thomas r, "a months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan A. Nee died az tho
home. i41a w. Jackson-st.. az 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. Burial will be in
81. Johns cemetery at o'clock this
afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19

Martinsvilie Va. Nov. is-WNaam
N. Peytoh. prominent lawyer Of this
city and widely connected IN Nir-
ginia died IN Ashevii'e. ~ G.. yeAter-
day. according 20 9 message received
here today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19

Up 70 April /. 1890. 2.02s.o00 Of the
2,7as.0oo persons driven from their
homes IN France by war have re-
turned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19

A tunnel shaped cave more than A
nile long has been disc vered in the
Deschutes national forest OF oregon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19

Perfumes used for seeming expen-
sivo soaps are derived by by-producta
from coal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-19
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Every pan Ct q ehgrch a. santa
Rosa. Cal, eNcsM tho flooring. came
from a single redwood tree.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31
DON'T TAKE 4 CHANCE


crssee People Should Act In Time.
II you suffer from backache;
II you have headaches, dizzy spells;
II the kidney secretions are trreg.
Hla1.
Don't delay-likely your kidneys
80 sick. ., .5
Crasco people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Ask your neighbor!
Hsees . Cresco man's experience:
r. n. Enright, blacksmith, Park
Ava, says: For the past twenty
NeasU DoaA's Kidney Pills have been
. 1pu0sAo1d remedy in my home.
~ ~ would not b without them
NJ many yean have followed
hoeseSAoejng and this hs1 had ten
dency to weaken my Kidneys ana
cause muscular pain across my hiDo
end hack. Deans Kidney Pills a.
ways strengthen my kidneys and ~
ljeve mo Of the backache. Other
members Of my family have also TAX
"a DoAn's and have always been ben
01ttod." So
Price Coo, At al dealers. Don't
simply ask for Kidney remedy-gss
Doan's Kidney PilIs-fhe same that
A1. Enright had. Foster-Milburn Co.
11fSs., Buffalo. N. 7.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31
FARM DEPARTMENT.
Conducted by the Farm Bureau.

+ The revival of the farmers and
homemakers Short Course at Ames
is meeting with the approval of thou
sands of farmers and their families
in every part of Iowa. The biggest
ever offered in this line will begin
Monday January and last until the
end of that week:
On the farming side of the program
emphasis will be more on economical
production and better marketing.
College authorities are alive to the
situation and realize that increased
production without proper marketing
facilities does not result in any in
crease to the farmer.
However, better crops and live
stock will receive proper emphasis
on the program. Every resource Of
the College and experiment stations
will 60 into the short course pro-
gram. There will be more than q
hundred lectures and demonstrations
daily. Many fine exhibits are as
sured, including the state corn and
grain show. =,
All this is furnished without charge.
All that is necessary is to come and
partake. Iowa State College was
founded as 1.-The peoples college"
as the founders said on dedication
day, and they. are urged to come
and get what is has to offer.
A great state corn and small grain
show is assured in connection with
Farm and Home Week at Ames, jan
uary to 8. In the past years this
show has often excelled national
shows Of the same kind and this
years growing conditions make it
possible to select unusual exhibits.
Trophy cups and cash prizes worth
many hundreds of dollars are Of
fered to exhibitors. The fact that
the show had to be called of last
year makes possible the offering Of
additional premiums this year. All
Iowans are eligible to compete,
merely the 81 membership fee in the
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers
Association being required. Farmers
are urged to select their best corn,
grain and hay samples and send them
in At once. A show catalog and
other information may be secured by
writing to the association sscrstar,
]. L.. Robinson, Ames. ~ 4
The results of the corn yield con.
test which has been conducted amona
the farmers during the past season t.
determine the yields of the different
varieties will be announced at thu
state corn show, Farm and Home
Week. - =. ...r-. ...- -. "
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31
FOR SALE.

We have few Duroc Jersey male
igs left yet, also our herd boar that
-as size and quality combined. This
og is very large and heavy boned and
cry we'll built. -
Mrs. Joseph Bouska,
Calmar, Rt. 2 Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31
RAW FURs

Bring in your raw furs and receive
the highest market price for them.
will pay you as much or more for
them as any market in the United
States. VIM. L. Eye, J;
19ts N. I. phone Cresco, Iowa
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31
OLD TINE PRICES ON HOGS

have for sale bunch Of the best
Big Type Poland China bears I ever
6ered for sale that must 60 soon to
make room for winter. Come early
efore the good ones are gone. You
win like the pigs and you will sure
Ike the price. NJ. P. Lydon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-12-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Pure bred Chester White male stock
hogs, large heavy bone, also one year
ling. Three miles southeast Of Cresco.
Off H. j.. Weber & :. Son.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
(Which Shall | Marry?"

An allegorical play of every wo-
mans life, the answering of the ques-
ton, (Which one shall | marry?" is
being played by Murphy's Comedians
at the green tent for the first three
days of the week.
The first showing was given last
night before a crowded house and the
production will undoubtedly prove to
be one of the most populard attrac-
tions ever offered in this city.
A different style of drama is car
ried out in the offering than ever at
tempted here before. The characters
are known as the woman" the erich
Man." thwe "Poor Man" and advice. u
While they are named by the author
in other terms, this is the way they
are carried out in the prologue and the
epolog.
The story deals with the answering
of the question, (Which shall mar
ry, the rich man with money or the
poor man with love?" and the story
is revealed in an instant, the happi-
ness of over two years. Each life she
acted out. The one where she chooses
the rich one and ends her life>for want
of love. Then the more successful
one, where she marries for love. Then
the girl makes her choice.
The scenic effects are good and the
acting above par.
Next week "Baby Mine" will be the
attraction.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23
THANKSGIVING
DAY SERVICES
At NJ. T. CHURCH

Following is the program for the
union Thanksgiving day exercises at
10 in the morning at the Methodist
church:
Reading-"The Proclamation" Rev.
Andrew w. Shanel, pastor.
Hymn -" "America," congregation,
7O2.
Apostles Creed-Rev. DR.. Darnielle,
Episcopal church.
Prayer-Rev. Walter S. Reed, Bap-
tist church.
Scripture Response-Scripture les
son, Rev. Geo. A. Hartman, Presbyter-
ian church.
Hymn-'Messiah," I'll.
Public notices, offertory.
Sermon-Rev. DR.. Geo. H. Harness.
Christian church.
Hymn-"Jesus Shall Reign, Wher-
ere the Sum-" 631.
Benediction at 11:30-Rev. DR.. Ell
lis, Church Of the Nazarene.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

The rains of the last week of Octo-
ber practically brought to an end the
grape shipping season in Sonoma
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23
JOrgenSen-Smith

Chas. R. Jorgensen and Miss Eva
Maude Smith of Calexico were united
in marriage at the Methodist pastor.
residence on Saturday. Only witness
es were present. The young couple
are off for a short honeymoon, an,
will reside in Calexico on their return
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

Many land holding corporations of
Japanese We're reported formed at
the eleventh hou rjust before the elc-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

National Cash Register Co., 674
Main street, Ell Centre. L. E. Bell,
authorized sales and service represen-
tative. Phone 154-W.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

New wealth broughtd through in
creased foreign trade spreads its ben
efits over the entire community. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

The encouragement of foreign
trade puts money in the pockets of
our farmers and manufacturers. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

Beekeepers of Butte county met
last week at Chico to discuss develop
ment of the industry in that county.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

Every owner of lot throughout
the United States is benefited by
our overseas trade. adI
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

Neville's Fountain Lunch 1870 a.
m. until 2 p. m. daily.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23

The raw materials brought from
abroad l.y our merchant fleet and lat
er exported in a finished state mean
new wealth fer our entire community.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23
@2asMo17hNn

DON'T bake your Thanksgiving pies,
but buy them from the Methodist la
dies at Varneys, Wednesday, Nov. "a.
Dancing every Saturday night at Ell
Centro Masonic hall. Music by Van
Nusen Electric Orchestra.
Madame Payne's Dancing Class for
children, Saturday afternoon. Nov. 27,
at 8. Enroll now. Phone AZ.
"Soccer," Central VS.. Brawley. c..
U. H. S. field, 2:30, Thanksgiving day.
CHIROPRACTOR - Well-known,
undeniable scccess. 422 Broadway,
Ell Centre, Hours: to 5 p. m.--adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-11-23
HONESTLY ITS THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
62S MAIN ST.-Adv.

Jose Alba, 40 years old, was lodged
in the county jail after his arrest yes
terday by Chief Cummings charged
with SCALING horse at the Indian
reservation at Yuma. lie will be
brought before Justice Mayfield for
trial this week.
The evening world., 1920-06-14

cars that might be consigned %
them" he said.
"The agent at the New York piers
gets credit for the tonnage OF the
hundreds of cars that were abandoned
at Jersey each night and brought Ia
New York on the merchants trucks
at an extra expense of S75 10 500 a
car" said another.
In addition to the 4O0-odd cars on
the Pennsylvania system last night,
the Erie Railroad delivered 14l car
loads at its New York pier, which in
cluded "A cars OF canteloupes and
cherries from California and 81 car
loads Of oranges, making about SOC
carloads OF these fruits and vege-
tables on one day.
An extended trip Jast Saturday
through the shops In tho residential
districts disclosed the fact that
housewives bought more freely for
their Sunday dinner than for sew
eral weeks past. In some of the high
class markets In Harlem the best
cuts OF rib roast were sold at a. and
~ cents, but In most Of the cash and
carry shops, 40 to 45 cents was
charged, while chucks and cheap cuts
sold at 30 TO 80 cents. Most shops
charged 30 to 80 cents for legs OF
milk veal, while the shoulder and
breast cuts sold as low as IS TO ~
cents. The New Zealand lamb was
also reported as leader.
Creamery butter was invariably
sold at 60 cents to 63 cents, while
some charged SO cents for fine table
creamery. A decline OF ~ cents a
pound in creamery last Friday was
The evening world., 1920-06-14
PROTEST CHECKS
/ SIDETRACKING Of
FOOD IN JERSEY
Extra Carriage Charges Borne
by Consumer Wiped Out
by Evening World Aid.
BHP. b. Fou.
Especial Food Expert Of The EVsninu
Worldly

NSpecial Food Expert OF The Evening
Worldly
Tho action of The Evening World
an pointing to the methods of the
Pennsylvania Railroad when It de-
cided to deliver each night hundreds
of carloads OF fruits and vegetables
consigned to New York City, along its
tracks between jersey City and New
ark, has brought relief TO the mer-
chants. About 250 carloads we're
-Arought over to piers % and 20 last
might, the heaviest 80 far this season.
Up 10 midnight about 200 cars were
unloaded and some fifty more
were afioat from the Jersey side.
Some sixty-eight carloads were re-
ported at the ball grounds in Jersey
City, and about fifty cars of Texas
onions and watermelons were at the
Port Kearny yards.
The freight rate has always in
Cluded delivery at Now York piers,
but when the shippers learned that
they were compelled TO pay the cart
sage. from Jersey City in addition there
were furious protests from growers,
which availed little until Tho Evening
World took up the fight in the inter-
est Of consumers.
A leading commission man stated:
lne FennSylNaula itallrOad company
has the same New York piers that it
had twenty or more years ago, and
yet It is only, bringing over about
one half as much as Il did then. At
hhis season, in the late eos, we often
bad 800 to $50 cars in one night,
often as many as 200 carloads Of po-
tatoes and from seventy-five to ninety
peaches, on a Monday morning, but
now that volume is almost cut in
half"
Another merchant gave The Eve
ning World credit for accomplishing
Tor the merchants what they were un-
able to do for themselves. THE cost
added to the food was not the carriage
rate alone, but the extra expenses
saddled on the merchants in keeping
high priced statesmen wandering
through the railroad yards TO locate
The evening world., 1920-06-14

too late in the week TO be reflected in
the retail prices on Saturday. A
sharp decline is expected In new po-
tatoes as result Of the heavy supply.
The wholesale market is burdened
with all kinds OF berries and fruits
which will give the housewives an
opportunity to do their own preserv-
Ing and not be compelled to pay the
The evening world., 1920-06-14

extreme high prices that must OBJ
tain next winter.
There Is a full supply OF fresh eggs
coming into the market and prices
are reasonably low. Housewives
still have an opportunity TO preserve
winter supplies. Some farmers claim
prices this winter will be higher than
last
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-13
R A p o RI.

Comitetul Femeilor No. 2 pentru
Orucea R0sie RomSnotAMielicana
din -McKees Rocks, Pa, ajduee Ia
cunostinta. pnblieului ca baaii a.
dunati pentru 'Crucea Rosie Romf
ma din McKees Rocks, Pa, s'au
TRIMS Majestatii Sale Ree:inei Nd.
ria a Romfniei, sumasde- Lei 7,,4O0.
pentrua- fntrebuinta unde 81 cum
va crede de cuviinta, pentru or
fanii ramasi in urma rasboiului.,,
Dovada este recipisa data la 26
April 1920. Bueuresti.
Multamim foarte carlduros tn.
tpror' fratilor fomfni earl au con.
tribuit 81 ne-au sprijinit pentru
nef pnteaf implini aceasta dAso-
rinta ifaia defratil nostri de aeasa.
Comitetul Fenoilors No. 2sdin
McKeess Rocks, Pa.
III numele soc. "Negru Voda;
din McKees Rocks, Pa; (867)
LAZAR DRAGOS, Pres. I
I. CRA1OvEAN, secretar..- :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-13
IN Nv1TARsE

Dl. Iosif Dobrin, din com. VOLTA,
judetul Fagaras, are onoare IVA
face ecrnoscuta casatoria sa tcu ID
soara Ana Trimbitas.
D-soara Ana Trimbitas, din com!
VOLTA, jndetnl Fagaras, are onoars
a va face cunoscuta cassftoria ssa
eli, Dl. Iosif Dobrin.
Ambii va roaga sd binevoiti3s a
participa ID celsbrarea eunaniei lor
religioase, care va avea loc Dumi-
nica, in. rs August 1920, la oreie
! 80 p. M, in bsierica Rom. gr.
'ort. din Akron; o.. ,presum si't ID
masa, care Sc va aranja la orele
7:30 prm., in. hala Societatii /" Ros
minia LIBERIA dim 1241 fSweitzer
Ave-, unde va fl 81 dansul.
Dansul Sc va incepe indata dupa
cunnnie, lar m,fzica s Desteaptaste
RO1nIne - sub cOf1dtlcereai l1is SI-
mion Duca, din Cleveland, Ohio;
va distra pc on. oaspetf Gu cele
mai frumoase arii. de dams, doine
81 cinfece rationale.
Nasi vor fl: Dl. Aron 81 Dina
Letitia Farcas din com. Risca, j,id.
Hunedoara.
DE 0Arece nu stim iadresa Ia t0ti
consatenii 81 'cunosentii, va rugani
prin. ziar a participa la celebrAre
pc zitla fixata.
+ Pima la int2nire vi 'asteptam 'cu
dragoste, Y (1S5-7)
|. NASTI 81 MIRTI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-13
PENTRu, lfoituMEaTrur. !
EOATERINArTEOD DoEUIu

Prinim urmatoarea 4scriseure: s
I Harrisbargj Pa, Is Aug. 1920
StfMate die Pascu: A
i Lasaprlul dtra pentru ridicarea
nnui monument din partea~ Rent
anilor americani in memoria Rroi-
nei della Jin, SUBJ -noc. Ecaf1ina
Teoaofoin in conlnna saa 1etltlA
|v6deni ;pfimiti'si obolnlinaRttu; IN
valSafc1 de *l3 90, tlupa cum pre-.
|wete lista aKturatA.s f;fl II
|. Desi cam tifziu, dar. proverbaal
rominesc ziee: Mai bine mai tfrziu
ca nici odata. 1. !,
Gu stimA, ~
Il GEORaE B5 RKSxD1sAN. !.
i Lista Sc publica in, 10. de All,
tis aducsrA celeesAai viisnaalt tuuntri
generosilor donatori. .:,,: /;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-13
C0N.v o CA r E

Soc. romflla de ajutor 81 cultura
ssDest. Romfne. Hora Unirii, - dir
Detroit, Mich, convoacas ambele
comitete, att comitetul vechiu Gil
81; eel nou,. a lua parte la setlinta
care va avea loc in ziua de Is Au.
gust, 1920, la ora 8 a. M, in Chene
Han, 686sMonroe ave.
Stunt rugati eli staruinta a lua
parte 'toti fratii membri din conf
tesr. Stiti bine fratilor, ca nefiind
sosita intarirea della pres. general
slasa's ,putut face predarea, pentrl
aeeea' vom avea predarea comitetu-
lVi vechin celui nou.
In numele soc. Destepta-te ,Ro-
mine Hora Unirii, din Detroit,
Mich. (186-7)
..p loan VUICA,s Pres.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-13
CO'NvUC:AsRE E

{ Sc convoaca Sinodul Bisericei
ar. or: rom "Sf. Maria din Gle
yeland, O., pc Duminica din Is
August, a. 6.
Toti credinciosii gr. or. sunt ru-
gait a lua parte in numar cit de
mare. .i(s6-s7)
8 C0Mitetul Par0kial.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-13
COMMUNICATE

t O\1NElxN4SAhl
M1TROPOIlITUU MoLDOvEI
tepune, un psoi~ct de lege din I'M
tiativa parlaGheisara pentru recu-
noasterea dts psfsaaaa morala a
Soc. pentru .etlneatia cetateneasca.
d.. HIoTJ Jfcitfste o ,propunere
ca bustul lui Nicolace Filipescu sd
fie ! asezat I'M incinta Senatului
p>ntrn masi1eilui ismerite rationale
Senatul apfoba sunaaim. =
d.. TOAfA RADBLESCU cerc
un tabaoa4 dSgviti}e aflate in tara
81 s8 Sc, trincet3s inbracominte. 81
fncaltaminte in Vilcea.
. Dl. Isadreseaga ministru
luitle finahte ointerpelare asupra
,lasnribrf pe-cafez zlntelege sa le ia
pentru retragereai .coroanelor pc
cursuls "al' parf" (l:1} 81 cere sa
SCI ridices dMnAsitia nedreapta ca
re a. revslAat steatx lnmea, de a SC
schimba eoroank 60 33sbani.
Dl. IrJIlIN4ENA OMIRESCU
fntreaba peemi1issfal scoalelor in
ce stadiu saa afl4 nAtionalizarea in
III BAsarasia, find
cd 81 azi spAt professor 81 1nvata-
tori carl n'au depAsi juram1ntul.
Dl. AL. CONSlANTINESCU
spunc casva Fl, seuft, fiindca prea
s'a v0rbit mutt de sapte zile de
cind Sc discuta rasransul la mesaj.
Anaiixfnd rSSpuns,ll spune ca un
punct atnniti pc tetis omagiul a.
dns.suveranilors lAplauze.)
Dlsaa amant4 4ste clipelet de mar
tiniea- suf6rints, a suveranilor din
Molaova lufs 1917, 81. toate clipele
de maretie ale victoriei, scotind la
iveals snflctele nobiles ale suvera-
nilor.
Dl. oONSTAN4INHSCU mar
tutiseste Cd ssa faeutao mare GRE
sal3TcS1 s'a insaduit' afisarea dis
cursuluii dluiiA. C.Cuza, fiindca
contine o mnltfme de atacuri per-
sonale cafeeinveniAsas6 numai SUI
fletele cetxteISil6r eale ar sprme: !:
''Tsras pierre 'sis Do11nii Sc cearta''
81 cere sd reyie asupra acestei
hbtarfri. (Gosesc ministri Mattel
Cantacuzinoa sigenh ]. !. Hsscanu.)
d. Constasinescn analizeaza a.
poi cuvfntarea tdaui vGyigorovici a.
dscinds lasde, idieil>Sr acestuia So
eial-nationale deAslasainta spre,.
mai bines prin .reyo1utia. fireascs
]. refrosnelor sfEshaapfin revolutia
1istractivk tlin*HAaia. 4
| tJrn1esEx osaiisat ecaafyie Intro.
an Oonsessteiasss al. Grigoro-
vici dal,k sape sdl Esnstantinescr
Dontinas revendinei6d pentru par
tional TefofHiele cele mai
ifsssxnatef faents / 81 tara 81 cerel
gdvernslai sasvi4 III psoiectele de
ltei teptsAe eAalk sis11sseze pro-
visolatuf la1sfF ne-au slit impre-I
jarkfiie.;
s,Alsinti sSdesrelo loesaa asrara ta-
ranistH spun: O6strhctia liberaaS
ns's,fii M iaintrigile
pleschinariile dv. nksaa sadarnicit'
ppsra Legislative III ere o fnce-
pnscm. s 49,
!. Di. PAUL BUJ0R: Ilegea agra
RI s,dlui, Mihalache statea de opt
sas u isssl - 4esa atllea drp.
NTH. ~
Dlf Gsn...lAvHlE ESClJ: Affirm
- ans1slat - - spunde adeva-