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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
U. S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
 RECEIVES PROGRAM OF GAMES

New York, Feb. 1S-The first off cial programme of the Olympic games to be held in Belgium the coming sum- mer reached the American Olympic Committee here today. The data in cluded the programme, special book lets on swimming and other sports as well as a lengthy answer to a ques- tionnaire forwarded to the Belgium committee some weeks ago.
 With this information in hand the American committee expects to be able to complete it's plans for the forma- tion, entry and transportation of the United States team which will be the largest that ever sailed from these shores for foreign competition.
 The answers to the questionnaires
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
HIKES ACROSS STHMUs OF PANAMA

. lake Placid, N. T., Feb. 1s-Everett Nice2owan of St Paul won the one mile :, ni.r race, the principal event in the oneni-g days programme of the h. national Amateur Speed Skating Championships here today. His time was three minutes, two and three !fifths seconds Roy McWhirter Of lChicago finished second and NJ Good Twin was third.
 McCowan also was a winner in the half mile senior event defeating Char hes JewtraW, of Lake Placid, eastern champion, who took second place. In Hhe- one mile, Jewtraw failed to place ssmong the leaders when his skate kstruck a course post on the home sstretch, throwing him to the ice. Mo tGowans victories put him in the lead flor the international title.
 Al Leitch, Lake Placid, was com ipelled to retire after qualifying for tthe finals in the senior one mile race Ivhen his left leg was severely cut by Ian opponents skate in a scramble for lposition on a turn in the course. Miss Rose Johnson, representing the Illinois Athletic Club, leads for the hirst international women's champion Eship, with victories in the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash events to lher credit.
 Summaries:
 Final heat, 100 yards women's race: first, Rose Johnson, Chicago; second, Gladys Robinson. Toronto; third, Lil- llian Herman, St. Paul. Time F 4-5 seconds.
 Final heat, one half mile senior: first. Everett McGowan; second, Char les Jewtraw; third, Joe Moore. Time l minute, 23 2-5 seconds.
 Final heat, 220 yards, boys 12 years: first, Carl Finch, Saranac Lake; sec rond, Carl Parody, Lake Placid, N. Y, third. W. G. Marks, Montreal. Time A 4-5 seconds.
 Final heat, 22o yards, boys fl years: first, Lionel Norton, Lake Placid; sec lond, Lindsay Putnam Saranac Lake; third, Harold Fortune, Lake Placid. Time 22 3-5 seconds.
 Final, 220 yards. woman's race: first, Rose Johnson, Chicago; second, Els meralda Dunlap, Chicago; third, Elsie Muller, New York.
 Final, one half mile, boys 16 years: first, George Thomson, Chicago; sec .ond, Morris Baker Chicago; third, Or lie Green, Saranac Lake. Time 1 min ute, 29 seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

other newspaper in his city was so much more alive than his paper that the telegraphic war eliminated Toledo which had everything one could de- sire in the staging of Grand Ameri- can Handicap.
 St. Louis and Chicago put in con- ditional bids for the shoot-offering to take the event in case other applica- tions were unsatisfactory.
 This looks like a big trapshooting year.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
HARVARD DAME
 FOOTBALL GAME CANCELLED

Cambridge Mass, Feb. 1S-The foot ball game scheduled for October g at the stadium with ..otre Dame was cancelled today. according to an an- nouncement by Graduate Manager Fred W. Moore, of Harvard, at the re- quest of Notre Dame. No reason was given by the latter college in making it's request
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
INDOOR TRAINING FOR YALE
 FOOTBALL MEN STARTS TODAY

New Haven, Conn, Feb. IS. - The held at Yale tonight, with 140 gridiron candidates present. Plans and pros poets for next fall were discussed by Captain ''Tim" Callahan, c. R. (Cupid) B 1ck. captain of the 1916 eleven, Trainer Johnny Mack and Prof Clar- ence w. Wendell, chairman of the ath- letic board of control. Indoor training for football candidates will begin to- morrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
Wolfe Gets Decision,

Cleveland, O., Feb 1S.-Jack Wolfe of Cleveland won a newspaper decision over Joe Lynch, the New York ban tamweight, by slight shade in a ten round contest here tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE NOT
 TO RAISE ADMISSION PRICES

New York, Feb. 1S-The new Inter national League decided against rais- ing the prices of admissions at it's schedule" meeting held here today. Dave Fultz, president of the league, said that thesquestion of rasiing pr4ees came up, but it was voted down.
 Fultz reported to the league on the meeting held in Chicago between the minor league committee and the ma jors. While the draft was discussed only informally, he said that the lea que still was unfavorably inclined to the restoration of the draft.
 The schedule adopted will comprise 154 game. The different teams will open on April 21 as follows: Akron at Jersey City; Toronto at Reading; Buffalo at Baltimore; Rochester at Syracuse
 An increase in the waiver prices from $500 to $1.O00 was also adopted and the board of directors re-elected.
 The Akron club reported that con- struction at it's new park had progress sed to such an extent that it will be possible to accommodate 10000 fans by the time the club opens the season.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
AT THE TRAPS,

By PETER P. CARNEY
 Editor National Sports Syndicate. Edgewater Park in Cleveland, Ohio. will be the scene of the 1920 Grand American Handicap Trapshooting
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
CHICAGO GRAlN MARKET
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
MONEY.

New York. Feb. 1S. - Can money easy; high 6; low 6; closing bid 1-2: offered at $; bank acceptances 5 1-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

Half the trouble we complain of are troubles because we complain of them.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

Plainfeld High Scsool Freshman team tonight in Jewetl sCity. The Rovers have the following lineup: Heo Le- claire, center; Stafford and Barry, for NJ ds; Blake and bafare, guards. The team has been putting in some stiff practicing during the past week. and are out to win the game. The Row CTS would like to hear from any of the fgollowing. teams:, Melrose Five. Dare Devils or Rovers of Willimantic, for game either on Saturday night or Sunday afternoon. Send answer to I. Seddon, Box 121, Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

Rovers vs. p. H. S. Freshmen.
 The Jewett City Rovers, one of the fastest IT year old amateur teams in Eastern Connecticut, will play the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

Atgh team total-Red Tops. ..... 1895
 High team single-N. Woolen. sos High individual three-Hagberg. 39g High individual single-Throw. 156
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
TaftviIIe Ready for Match

The Taftville team accepts the chal- lense of the Falls Mill team for a bowling match this coming Tuesday or Wednesday night on Taftville all leys.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
Foreign Trade Through Foreign Investment"
NEW ISSUE ....,-..,.-..,,--,....-..,..-~..
Kingdom of Belgium
 5Oo Loan of 1920

Free of all present or future Belgian Taxafion- Redeemable at 15oa0 by annual drawings in 75.years beginning March 1, 1921- Coupons may be cashHd on May 18th and November 18th in New York at the cur rent rate of the day.
 Approximate price, delivered here, s75 per 1000 francs subject to exchange huctua- tions-
 Ali inc normal rate of exchange, the same bond would cost, delivered here, about SI95.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
STOCKS.

ou-4ed in dollars and cents per sIoe bond. Tes1erdaJ's transactions cu Stock ET-hanse i
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
COTTON

New York, Feb. IS. = Spot cotton quiet; middling 39.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

Amherst Swimmers Defeat Harvard.
 Boston, Feb. 1S-The Amherst swim ming team defeated Harvard here to- day, 3S to 15.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19
NEW ISSUE
 Republic of France
50O Loan of 1920

Free of all present or future French Taxation. Redeemab1e at 15o5 by sen1Lannua1 drawings in 60 years beginning September 16, 1920.
 Coupons may be cashed on May 1st and November 1st in New York at the current rate of the day. Approximate price, delivered here, S75 per 1000 francs subject to exchange fuctua- tons
 At the normal rate of exchange the same bond would cost delivered here, about sl95-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
LAMEsA REPORTER

George Hearn OF Latham, Kan,
and Miss Mary Rice were married
here Sunday at 9 a. m. az the NJ. y.
parsonage. Rev. I. A. Smith oiiiciat-
ing. They left on Monday Tor ,heir
new home.
The First National Bank has IN
creased its capital stock from SZo'-
COO TO $50, 900. This institution IN
der the management OF Jno, J..
Vaughan is dong very fine and add
inc new customers all the time. tv-
ery change made recently seems Tor
the betterment Of the institution.
Mrs. Sam McWhorter the past
week leased the Oquin brick build,
ing on the north side OF square and
begins the 18th furnishing the same
for an up-to-date hotel For quite
A while there has been but one hotel
here and AZ times another was badly
needed. Mrs. Whorter Is said TO
be a very fine hotel lady She wili
open for business the hrst day OF
June
A coupie Of young men were lodg-
"a in iail here Monday charged with
realing cotton seed hulls. Last week
seven automatic pistols and lady's
watch we're stolen from the Lamesa
Hardware Co.'S store by burglars.
Sunday night some $4,000 was sto J.
en- from the Methodist church birth
day Jar. when certain boys IN our
opinion are placed in the reforma-
tory. these things win stop. When
BOYS steal out cars and run them All
over town at night and get into at
the mischief they want 20 and no con
troll IL taken Of them. these same boys
are going 70 break into some house
some night and being discovered,
they will kin someone. THIS 3 as
surc 20 be outcome as u was n jack
sonville a few years back They were
Just town boys Of good families. But
most thoroughly thieves and cut
throats and they landed in the pen
for n good long term Three muir
ders had been committed. however,
Tor the purpose 81 robbery before
they were caught and then i all stop
ped. Some good man IS going 10 be
Forced some night to XII some o.
this delegation who win regret TO
do Il al the rest Of bis life, but g
Is going 70 come 20 this or get kill
ed. These guns were stolen for a
purpose
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable
Of Lubbock County, Texas. Il
You are hereby commanded r.
summon Claud NJ Brown, by making.
a publication Of this citation in some
newspaper published in Lubbock
county, Texas. II there be a newspa-
per published therein, but II not. then
in the nearest county where a news
paper is published, one in each week
for four consecutive weeks previous
to the return day hereof, 20 be and
appear before the District Court Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED BY
HOBBY TO MEET MAY III

Austin. May S-Governor ". P.
Hobby issued a proclamation late
today calling a special session 81 me
thirty sixth legislature 70 convene on
Thursday. May q. at 10 o'clock \.
N
Three subjects are submitted by
the governor in the call FOR the con-
alteration Of the law makers. First
Is legislation which viii make i pos
sihle % establish zones in which the
growing Of cotton shall be prohibit
ed" to the end that federal quaran-
tine Of Interstate shipments 81 Texas
cotton may be prevented; second.
"to make provisions for maintaining
the public schools and educational
institutions Of Texas during the next
scholastic term:" third, 10 make ap-
preparations necessary 10 cover dei-
ciencies in the state government.
The right Is reserved by the gov
ernor 10 submit additional subjects
during the session.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

Lubbock county, Texas, az the court
house in Lubbock. Texas, on the 7th
day ofNJunc, 1920, in suit No.
l34l. fDed in said court on the 4th
day-.f May, 1920, wherein Essie
-fsfown is plaintiff and Claud N.
Brown is defendant, said petition al
leging that plaintiff has been a ae-
tual bone fide inhabitant of the state
Of Texas for more than twelve
months and has resided in Lubbock
county. Texas, for more than SIX
months; that plaintiff and defendant
were lawfully married in Crosby
county, Texas. on August 22nd,
1915; that defendant enlisted in the
United States Army on the 18th day
Of Sentcmher. 1917, and was dis
CHARGED thcrefrom on May 10th.
1919. and since said discharge has
totally abandoned this plaintiff.
That although. plaintiff was kind
and dutiful wife. the defendant soon
after their marriage began course
Of unkiud. harsh and cruel treatment
and studied and deliberate veNa-
tons and outrages Of such nature
as to entirely destroy the peace Of
mind Of this plaintiff and render their
living together insupportable. That
defendant Is man Of violent ana
ungovernable temper and would,
without any provocation, fly into a
rage and curse and abuse this plain
tiff. That just prior TO his enlistment
in the United States Army he Sc
verely cursed and abused this plain
tiff. That defendant was IN the habit
~ associating with other women UNI
der improper circumstances and dur
ing the time he lived with the plain
tin was addicted to the use Of in
toxicating liquor That plaintiff Is n
woman Of refinement and such con-
duct was calculated 10 and did en-
tireiy destroy her peace Of mind and
happiness. and utterly destroy the
objects Of matrimony.
Plaintiff prays for Judgment OF
divorce and for the custody OF her
child, Claudio Brown.
Herein, fail not but have you then
and there this writ showing how you
have executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office this 4th day Of May. A. ID.
1890.
| lSeal) SAM II. DAVIS,
Clerk Of District Court. Lubbock
County. Texas sos
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

When the baby takes Toe much
food tho stomach turnsi ths result
10 Indigestion, sourness erd vomiting.
Frequently 10 howel< are involved
,cs ss.s sk iis En- .':', s.ssa
corrective rsk<is fof the stomach
snd hawsl disorders II babies. u
u pure. wholesoms snd pleasant 20
lake sold ~ al dfaxx.sis'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-05-13

en- Y: T;!1 iraaSSiaS1H;EisJR'ias Co SS'''-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17
WEST SUFFERS VEST.

Allowing the water power develop
nent bill to perish without action
II called BY many Senators and Con-
9rsssman . cruel blow to the west.
It means interruption for kx
months or . year Of The dsvelopment
Of large hydro electric power plants
for mflls, railroads, factories andir-
rigation.
From national standpoint It means
continued consumption Of millions Of
tons Of coal and barrels Of fuel oil
IN the face Of . growing scarcity.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17

Congressional district 70 turn ths hal-
lAnco. Thirty.throo Ssnatoes azs 70
BE- chosen. At ~ present time ths
party strsngtA stands - Republicans,
l6 Democrats and one vacancy. Based
upon tie cemplexien Of party con-
troll In the thhty-tWo states having
elections the Republicans appear "a
have the best Of matters, but ths Dem
ocssts. Who have been "sortsr laying
low have quit eoaeeddng anything.
and they are getting ready for thstr
San Francisco 70 match up With the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17
PaosLRaas FOR III. wIsEACREs

Besides tAs slsctioa ef . PEssidsnt
end . Vice Prsoidsuk tAaeo aEs otAsE
ineidsntal matters tAat tho oleetora
& H. esuntxy viii b eallsd O "a
oooe3o. you1 hundred and thirty -fivs
Representative IN Csag1sss an "a
- selected. Al peessnk ~ majority
n ths tovse heenea Of CsagFsss =
1spsblicaa, but most Of tie time dur
ing receut yeazs Il has been Dsmo-
efstic. Il vii Be Q fight in every
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17
READ TINS

Your last chance 70 havs Chas. E.
Jacsby take yeuf pAstegfaPh. TAs
poses aftsr June Is. 70 svseyoos must
come IN fef pictures tAs cieht days
that I vi1 b in Ju3essarE. 4 yeu
want NJ b make pictures for you
before tie gallery u eleeed for geed.
Noties The dates and ten IN your
friends. A part Of two vssas, June
IL, 10, II, IL, Of one Week and June
y, n, ~, d of ths next.
Chss. =. Jaee6y,
Home office Kim6ell. Ns6r.
m17-i1A
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17
Republican Chicago.
NOTICE

o. anA after Juae n, 111o, On esal
b strictly eaah.
Waksth 4 Shsenan Lunber Co
JulssbufG Lumber c..
JulssbuG Ce-speestive Cfaia c.
8. +. MeKetlp.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17

Financial matters are getting pretty
tight, yet no day passes but Jules
burg man can borrow trouble II he
wants to.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-17

Be . regular fellow-taks Ssnto,
Adjusters. Cleveland 1 Law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29
TEEL DISTRICT SEEKS
INTEREST GUARANTEE

SALEM, Jan. 29.-Application of
the Teel irrigation district for state
81 arantee of the interest payments on
la $4,000 bond issue were taken un-
der advisement by the state irrigation
securities commission after arguments
in favor of the guarantee had been
presented by j. F. Spinning of Echo,
sc cretary; J. T. Hinkle, Hermiston, at
torney, and Claude Mccullough of
Portland. attorney for the district. A
decision on the application is expected
within two weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29
ALL COUNTRY ENJOYS
GREAT VEAL I'll GAIN

WASHINGTON, jain. 29.-Decen-
tralization of tho country's banking re-
sources and widespread distribution of
wealth. indicated by an increase in
resources of 1000 per cent or more in
IS states since 1899, was shown by
a comparison of present bank re-
sources with conditions 90 years ago,
issued today by John shelton Will
Jams. controller of the currency.
Every section of the country has
shared in the tremendous increase in
wealth since 1899, but the report
shows that the Pacific coast has ex-
rerienoed the largest percentage OF
increase in national bank resources,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29

amounting to iS4O per cent. National
banks in eight western st9tesIthe
Dakotas Nebraska, Kansas, Montana
Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico
have shown an increase of 500 per
cent and the resources OF the middle
west banks increased 363 per cent
The increase in resources has
amounted to more than 100 per cent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29

is an exaggerated form of Grip. Lana
TIVE BROMo -QUiNfNt Tablets should
be taken in larger doses than ~ pre-
scrihed for ordinary Crib n good plan
* not to walt until YOU are SICK nns
PREVENT 1T bv TAKING LAXATIVE
BROMO QuiNfNE Tabiets In time:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29

in every state except Rhode Island.
where the increases was only 2i,sS
per cent. ---ss.---
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-29

WHILE YOU ARE ATTENDING THE Pom
GEE SILK SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
be sure to see the New Spring Silks, Ginghanns,
Dress Goods, Coatings, Wash Goods, Percaies and
Laces.
MORE NEW CORSACE BOUQUETS
That make you think of Spring are here. They
are very pretty too. Prices 75c to $1.5O
JAPANESE LUNCH CLOTHS
How cool and clean looking how well they
wash and how very serviceable. They save your
higher priced linens well. A big assortment of
patterns and sizes beginning at 80 inch up to 72
inch to choose from. The prices are moderate.
Japanese Imported Crepe in solid cole &c
and T5c yard.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-21

|tul unirii: ], ,ROnlinii din Transilya-
MIA, din Banat ri Tara gUngureas-
CA, strinsi III nu,nar he mai pomc-
nit. de mare la Alba lula, an hota-
rit Gu insufletire sfinta unirea
lor. 81 teritoriil0r rominesti sllbiu-
gate. cu Regatul Romin. Prin uni
.rea aceasta, prin unirea Basarabiei
81 a Bucovinei, s'a 1mplinit visuI
|cel de mie de ami -al neamulni ro
|minesc: unirea intr 'nn singur stat
Ia tuturor Romfnilor. Unirea acea-s
sta este i'm rezultnt firesc al legilor
|istorice, e escerinta de, drept 81 inevi-
|tabila a civilizatiunii, in ciuda tu-
|turor prigonirilor 81 injngarilor
pHgine neamul rominesc ramas
pima astazi unul 81 nedespartit ct
niceste stapinind in aceleas hotara
lgeografice pam1ntul cucerit de I'M
|paratul roman Traian. Bogatia ace
stui pamint fost incontinuu ex-
Iploatata Gle strain; nedreptatea a.
lceasta insa sc inlatura All en- desa
vIrsire. ,Progresul civilizatiunii
lpretinde vietuire natiunilor in
| ltr'o unire 81 arnnnie perfecta 81 de
Iordin superior, care asigura liber-
Itatea, dreptatea 81 egalitatea natiu-
|nilor mici 81 mari.
Unirea aceasta inrt 'un sing,tr
Istat a trebuit sa fie infaptuita prin.
mii de suferinte 81 sacrificii. Isto-
ria Sc face prin legile tari neindu-
Iplccate, mai pc sus de oricc putere
omeneasca, dar obiectul 81 mijlocul
|acestor legi este bietul ON muritor.
Fericiti sfntem moi Rominii de.a-
Iii, ca prin moi sav7rseste istoria ac-
ltul maret al unirii Rominilor intr'-
Iun sinsur stat fromin. Fericiti ca
Iavem un Rege mare, care inteles
chemarea sfinta istoriei.
| Ai fost Mceafarul conducator al
|sufletului rominesc, pentru aceea,
Sire, moi iii aducem pamIntul stra-
mosilor nostri, 81 tot atunci moi iti
aducem 81 sufletul tuturor Romini-.
lor de All carl lOcucsc i'm Transilva-
nia, Banat 81 tara Ungureasca. Pri-
meSte GU dragostea cu care ito a.
Iducem hotarirea de unire acelor
tart. Primeste juramintul de fide-
litatc 81 omagiul celor 4 milioane
de Romini, locuitori pc acel pamint
Isl iHtinde asupra lor scutul putsr-
nic al Maiestatii Tale. Patru milioa-
ne de Romini oteliti prin suferinte
Isl tari in credinta ca stinca din
muntii frumosului Ardeal. striga
All in extaz de fericire: Traiasca
M. Sa, Rcgcle Ferdinand, tr;lias-
ca M. s. Regina Maria, traiasca
scnmpele odrasle ala dinastiei romi-
nesti, traiasca in Wei Rominia-Ma-
Ire!
In urma citirii adresei Gle oma-
giu care a stirnit in fiinta celor de
Ifata valuri de cmotiunc sfinta 81 a
|cdborit in ochii NJ. Sale a Regelui
unde de fericire cereasca, dl Vaida
Voivod preda Reselui pergamen-
Itul unirii. M. Sa. luind in nina Sa
Iregala icoana fnfaptuirii yisului de
veacuri raspunde graind:
! (Va unna).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-21
Solii Ardealului in fata
Tronului.

Trimisi Ardealulni 81 al partition
marginase Ungurene 81 Banatene
au sosit Vineri la 5 ore p. m. in me-
tropola rominismului, nnde Ii sd
facut 0 primire Imparateasca. Li-
au .esit spre intimpinare premierul
'Bratianu eli intregul sau cabinet.
tgeneralii Prezan 81 Strefanescu, O
seama de foSti ministri, fruntasii
|Ligei Rom1ne, membrii Academiei
Romine, delegatii regimentului ar
|delean ,,Avram Iancns' in frunte
Gu .colonelul Bogdan 81 delegatiul
nea Sasiler in 'frunte GU presedin.
tele colonel sasesti DR.. Franc.
Primarul Bncurestilor Halacea.
MI rostegte 'discursul de binevental
re, car1lia raspul1de episcopal Cri,
|stea graind: Am VENT sd ,predsni
'Transilvania, 'Banatul 81 tcritorile
rominesti din lIngaria, sa lcspre:
dam Regelui tuturor Roninilor .si
|sa ne 1nchinam tronnlni 81 stap1ni2
rel rominesti. Episcspului Grill
|stea raspunde premierul lionel Blsi!
|tianY: In nnnlele tntnror carl All
|suferit in riisboiu, in numele cclof
|cari All luptat q, cnyintul 81 Gu :ap'
|ta lpentru marirea III vesilicia ncal
|mului, in nalmelc tnturor carl sd
bucura din adincnl ininsei; ;si Sc b,ll
|cura veacnri de-a rrindul NE izbSvi.
itorul act al unirii tuturor Romini.
l1or, Va zic bine att VENT!
In ziua urnatoare la 5relc 10 s'a
lslujit la ndtropolie din partcasi1al.
ltnlui cler in fata Rea1ni, . print1
Hui Carol, a tnturor ministrilor siys
|fntreg,1lui corp diplomatic: I'm +,
tl9euan. 'Dupa slujba divina Reggie
Iaprivit spleldida defilare tr,,pe
|lSF.tLa orelc 10 trimisii Ardealulu
Esusit coidnsi in s6la fcstiva 4 srro
fnului. Aicistll sVasiles Colds pSsest,
lin fata Regelui 81 Gu elas infiora
lde sfinteniat momcntului citestc ac