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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
PRES|DENT-ELECT
AND JUDGE HUGHES
IN CONSUL TAT|0N
At FARMER HOME
Probable That "AssOcia.
ton of Nations With Ar
ticle Ten Eliminated Will
Be Discussed.
PARTY LEADERS TO
MEET IN CONFERENCE
OTHER PROMINENT REPUBLICANS
EXPECTED But NAMES ARE
NOT AVAILABLE AT THE
PRESENT TIME

Marion, Dec. TO- Beginning his
promised consultation with leading
figures of the nation, President-elect
Harding had an appointment today
with Charles Evans Hughes. Repub-
lican presidential nominee in 1916,
to talk over policies and proposals OF
the coming administration.
Although it was unders ood that ihe
plan for an association of nations Ia.
n prominent place in the conferences
the coming Of Hughes was generally
regarded as having to do also with
various other problems before the
president-elect. Many times recently
his name has been suggested for
cabinet position and the fact that he
was the first to be invited to the
consultations here was taken to mean
that Mr.. Harding might desire his
advice in the framing Of his admin
istration program,
Mr.. Hughes visit was unannouncco.
the president-elect having q practice
Of keeping the names Of his conferees
confidential until the day OF their
arrival here. II was said his head
quarters probably would make public
TO list of future callers. ft
Several OF these names already have
been learned from other sources. how
ever. and it Is understood that his
next conference will be with Herbert
Hoover. Monday previously had been
fixed for Mr.. Hoover's call. but he
is expected here tomorrow.
BY making Mr. Hughes the first
10 be consulted here about the assoc
ciation OF nations plan, Mr.. Harding
has begun his meeting Of minds
by summoning a leader from the res
crvationist wing Of the party. During
the league fight. Mr.. Hughes pro-
! posed several reservations to the
peace treaty dealing with Article
10. withdrawal, and other subjects.
In the midst of the campaign jus,
closed. Mr.. Hughes was one OF those
with whom Mr.. Harding talked, ana
In n day spent together here In Sep
tember the league is understood To-
have been one OF the principal sub
jects Of consultation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
MARIETTA BANK
REOPENS SAT TURDAY
(Special TO the Ardmorcite)

Marietta. Okla. Dec iO.--'rhe Firs;
State Bank OF Marietta has been pur-
chased by T. \. Walker o. Okla
homa City with !. ID. Davis and NJ.
NJ. Walker Ms stockholders. The bank
will he opened tomorrow under the
name Of the Guaranty State Bank
OF Marietta.
Tho state bank examiner will begin
tomorrow paying dcposnors OF the
First state Bank and all depositors
will be paid in full. An the old EN-
ployes and most OF tho former off
GERS will bc connected with the new
institution.
Mr.. Walker stated today that he
proposed to make the Guaranty state
Bank OF Marietta one Of the soundest
financial institutions In the state ana
assure the public that Tho new In
sttution Is amply financed to take
care OF all buaincss lrtrusted to IT,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
DISCUSSION OF
APPROPRIATENESS
BY THE COUNCIL
LEAGUE NATIONS
Probability and Advisable
ity of Thorough Economic
Blockade Comes Before
Delegates.
COMMITTEE WOULD
BE EMPOWERED
1S GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY TO
CARRY OUT IN LITERAL DE-
TAIL ALL PROVISIONS
OF XVI

Geneva. Dec. 10.--Nnchlnery for
putting the economic blockade into
effect, when occasion should call for
such action. was discussed by the
assembly Of the league of nations al
this mornings session.
The proposed machinery consists of
an international blockade committee
of eight members, appointed by the
council Of the league to study the
subjec, and report to the secretary
general whom the league has chargeG
with the duty Of informing the coun-
Gil OF facts which appear to show the
covenant has been broken.
On receipt of such information. &C.
cording TO the proposed plan, the
council must meet to consider the
situation and inform the members OF
tho league.
The members say the committee
report embodying the plan, shall be
in duty bound to take measures to
Carry out the provisions of Article
XVI, Of the covenant, comprising the
breaking off of all diplomatic relations
except such as exist for purely hu-
manitarian purposes Where the cove
nant breaker has a seaboard, q coun-
cfl forthwith should consider, says
the report, which member is cOnveni-
emily charged with the duty Of car
uying out a marine blockade.
Senator La Fontaine Of Belgium
speaking on the report, made reserva'
tons concerning the recommendation
in the document that further study
be given the Scandinavian preparations
that small states bordering on the
offending nation should be released
from the obligations of the blockade
II the states were in danger of In
yasion.
A resolution demanding that Es'
peranto be taught in public schools
was introduced in the assembly this
morning. The conflict which ha,
arisen over the official languages OF
the league, resulted in bringing Es'
peranto before the assembly as can
didate for official recognition, and to
days resolution was in line with this
movement.
mandates will not report at thi'
meeting OF the assembly OF th'
league of nations. Members OF the
committee have indicated II is theil
view that it Ii necessary TO refei
the whole question of mandates bach
to the council OF the league to obtair
further information from the suprem,
allied council relative to this phase
OF the work OF the Vrganiza ion.
When the assembly met this morn
ing 1t proceeded to the election OF
vice president TO succeed HonoriC
Pueyrredon, head of the Argentine
delegation, who withdrew, with hi'
colleagues, from the assembly nearl,
week ago. The program of the
day contemplated the completion o.
the assembly's consideration Of th'
report OF the committee o. technica-
org nization b. incorporated In a com
mission under the auspices OF th'
league.
In default OF q report from th'
committee on mandates the assembly
planned later In the day to take W
the problem of the economic block
ade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
LOCAL TIRE COMPANY
FILLING MANY ORDERS

Tho Ardmorc-Akron Tire 6 Rubber
OF molds and cores this morning. ana
are continually receiving supplies %
compounds. which 60 into the molis
up Of the tires.
The outlook In the rubber industry
"a this section of the country IA
very promising, Arthur Wood, vico
president OF the company states.
]. H. Harris and W. H. plfcr. both
Of whom have recently been added
to the sales force. Mr.. Harris as man.
ager, have been very active and or
ders are coming In daily.
Mr.. plfur has lust returned from
Tulsa, whore he practically completco
arrangements with the Usage Tiw
and Rubber Company 90 acll the prn,
DUES Of the Arlmoro.Akron Company
Mr.. Wood estimates that the amount
OF business they will handle viii
average 100000 per year The frat
car load shipment will possibly 10
out to them January /. he said.
From. Tulsa, Mr.. pifer went 10
Muslogee, where similar arrange.
ments were made with the Auburn
Tire and Rubber Company. Lar
years business of this company will
probably be In excess OF 100000.
Arrangements had previously been
made with Kansas City concern
Mr. Wood adds. which will handle
more than 100000. Mr. Harris also
recently made arrangements with a
concern at sioux Falls, \. ~. for
sales in that territory which he cx-
poets will average $4,000 asaunny.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
JAR LOOSE FROM THE
CHAN n e., LOCAL Gas
COMPANY GETS HIKE

oklahoma City, Dec. lO.--An
increase In gas rates in Ardmorc
Wilson, Ringing and Hcaldton
wSs granted the Consumers Light
and Power Company OF Ardmore
ir an order today by the state
corporation commission. The in
crease is effective at once.
The increase was granted tho
company en- tho ground, the re-
port said that an adequate sup
ply of gas for domestic consum-
ers be maintained at all times
Shou.d there not be q sufficient
supply. the committee held that
during such time. insufficient gas
a liberal discount should b. al
lowed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
no COMMENT on BASEBALL
WAR SOUTH LEAGUE

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. io.-fn the
absence OF John n. Martin. league
president. no comment would be made
today ut the Headquarters hcie u
tho Southern Association In regard
o. a dispatch from Little RcsN. stat
ing that the sui, instituted by The Lit
tic Rock club to compel Mr. Ma tin TO
approve the rtniract OF Cas'' Smt
ani Tom scatnn. former Parp, 1as'
league pitchers. signed by the Little
Rock club ins, season, wci y hc
withdrawn. Mir. Martin was u New
York today to attend a conference
or major and minor league represen-
tatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
NEWSPAPER MAN FILES
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE
TENAS MILITIA OFFICIALS

Houston, Texas, Dee. 10.--G. V.
Sanders, edltor OF the Houston Press,
today filed suit for $4,000 damages
against Colonel Billie Mayficld. and
three junior officers OF the Texas
naval guard. Sanders suit Is based
on the attempted arrest by the three
officers said to be acting under May
fields orders. OF tho editor last sum.
mer at Houston for utterances In
his papers concerning the military
regime at Galveston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
FINAL HEARINGS ON THE
PHONE HIDE HELD SOON

Oklahoma City. Dec. 10. - Final
hearing of the evidence and argu-
mrnts on the application OF the South
western Bell Telephone Company for
increased rates in Oklahoma City and
Tulsa, was set today by the state
corporation commission for December
gs. Il was stated at the commissions
Offices
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
FORCED TO
APPEAL TO POLICE
FOR 5 \ { | Tt R

Chicago, Dee. l0--With money in
his pocket, Alfred KNITTED had 10
seek shelter for his wife and fout
children at a police station, after
nights spent In different railroad
stations and waiting rooms. because
ho could find no landlord willing
to rent him a flat. The colder weath-
or last night and illness OF Harold
the baby. drove the father to seek
aid OF the police Change OF man.
agcment in a hotel. whore he had
been employed resulted in the loss Of
their flat here.
"The landlords object to babies"
KNITTED told the police. but they
couldn't buy one OF them from me
for a million dollars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
Asked to Favor Married Men

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. lo.-The Tulsa
chamber Of commerce today recom-
mendcd by resolution that ali Tulsa
firms disoharginR men because Of
the general business depression" show
favortlsm to married men, and le,
the bachelors feel the axe first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10

Dallas. Tcxas-probablc secession
OF philllps University, Enid. from the
southwestern athletic conference was
forecast at the close Of a post foot
BAH season meeting held by repre-
senlaslyes VI that body here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10

New York. Dec. l0.--Award of the
Nobel peace prize today. TO President
Wilson. las the person who has pro-
noted most or best the fraternity
Of nations and the adjustment or dt
m mutton of standing armies and the
formation ana increase Of peace con-
gresses," marks the sixteenth bestowal
OF the Swedish inventor of dynamite,
Alfred Nobel. whose name 1t bears.
President Wilson is the third Amer.
lean TO receive the peace prize, the
others being Theodore Roosevelt and
Elihu Root. The prize is one-fifth
of tho annual interest on about So
100000 left for the purpose by
Mr. Nobel. normally amounts to
about $4,000 but is payable in Swed-
ish kroner, which at the present rate
Of exchange represents about S29 100
In American gold. 4 kroner in the
United States al present has a value
OF only 1919 cents as compared 10 its
normal value Of nearly 81 cents. Re
cipents in the country where the
kroner is above par however vii!
receive much moro than the amour,
stipulated.
Knut Hamsun Of Norway. winner
Of the Nobel prize for literature. vii.
receive s4S 900. Similar awards are made
in the Swedish Storthing today--to
individuals who have attained supreme
emnence in the domains Of physics,
chemistry and medicine.
President Wilson in his letter, ac-
cepting the Nobel peace prize. which
was read today at the presentation,
ceremonies at Chr stiania said that ii
this were the last peace prize 10 be
offered he could not accept 1t. "for
mankind has not yet been rid Of
the unspeakable horror Of war"
In the years to come, the president
added, there will be abundant op-
por,uni,y for others to distinguish
themselves in the crusade agains,
hate and fear and war.
"ln accepting the honor Of your
award" the president said, II am
moved not only by a profound graft
,ude FOR the recognition OF my ear
nest efforts In the cause OF peace,
but also by very prominent hu-
mllity before the vastncss Of the
work still called for 10y this cause"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
AMERICAN PRESIDENT
AWARDED NOBEL PRIZE
BY CHR|ST|AN|A BOARD
UNITED STATES HONORED FIRST
TINE SINCE AWARD WAS BE-
SLOWED ON THEODORE ROOS-
EVELT IN NiNEIY.SIX

Christiania. Norway. Dec. TO-
Presentation Of the Nobel peace
prizes for 1919 and 1920, which have
been awarded respectively to Leon
Bourgeois of France and Woodrow
Wilson, president OF the United States
took pace here today.
A message from President Wilson
70 be read upon the presentation of
the 1920 prize had been received by
Albert G.. Schmedeman, American min
lister to Norway, and was read by
him during the ceremony.
The exercises took place in the
presence Of members Of the cabin@
in the house Of parliament, many
foreign diplomats being in attendance
j. G. Loveland. former premier. spoke
n handing the prizes to the French
and American ministers, who We're
introduced by the speaker Of the
chamber by Anders johnson Buen.
The last time the Norwegian par
lament in session awarded the Nobel
prize was in 1906, when the late
Theodore Roosevelt received the hon
or.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
WILL RITTER AND
NEPHEW KILLED At
MAD|LL;; AROMORE
RELATIVE CALLE

Madlll. Okla, Dec. iO-Will Ritter,
80 years old. and his nephew, Newt
Ritter. 80 were shot and killed early
today ut the homo of Watson Ned.
full blood Choctaw Indian In the
Cedar lIill community, near hero. Ned
called o. G. Rollins, county attorney
on the telephone and said that he
had done the shooting, according to
the county attorneys office.
Officers were sent to the Ned
home. and the bodies were found.
Ned was at the homo OF n neighbor
lie returned soon telling the officers
that he had gone TO make arrange
ments for the care OF his children
while he was In custody, his wife
being dead.
The slain men had gone 10 Ned's
home 10 collect for sewing ma.
chine which had been sold to him. 1t
was said.
The father and grandfather OF
the two men. who were killed. II
an inmate OF the Confederate Home
at Ardmoo. lie went 10 Madlll late
yesterday afternoon In response to a
message notifying him Of their DEATH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
Lions Club Empty
Stocking Campaign

Everybody is Lion from now
until Christmas.
At the regular meeting Of the
club held yesterday the Lions
Club Empty Stocking Campaign
was started In Ardmorc. \ col
umn will be run In the Ardmore-
itc each day from now until
Christmas and every citizen who
wants To SEQ every klddle in
town have something to make
its Christmas a merry one Is in
vlted to contribute TO the fund,
After supplying the municipal
Christmas tree the funds left
over will be placed In the hands
OF Mrs. julius Kahn and will be
used in her general work OF relief
during the winter
The minute the fund was opened
the following amounts were re-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-10
CHICAGO COPS WILL
SHOOT THE GAS To-
H|D|N c CRIMINALS

Chicago, Dec. lO.--Ammonia gas
bombs will be used by Chicago police
10 drive criminals into the open when
they barrlcade themselves in buildings
Chief OF Police Fitzmorris announced
tCiay.
The gas VIII be contained In regula-
zion army band grenadcs. Lead plugs
will bs used to cork up tho grenades
and a four inch fuso attached which
will melt the lead when lighted and
relense tho gas. according to the
scheme devised by the city engineers
-
Brussels. Dec. l0.--Thc newspaper
Ii peuplc announces that railway
traffic has been suspended In both
directions between Belgium and Ger
many since yesterday afternoon and
that there Is talk OF German coup
detat. The Belgium ministry OF for
siyn affairs. however, states II has
no confirmation Of this rumor
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

Lee Cord construction. the high
quality Of materials and the hand work
Of skilled cord tire spcc'rlisis practi-
cally eliminate blowouis, blis,ers, tread
separation, sidewalks breaking, internal
friction and the other usual tire
troubles.
When you begin using Lee Cords
you end tire waste. Every mile brings
a saving; you'll see the difference in a
year. But don't wait TO have me show
YOU their advantages.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17
Lee COrds-EcOnOn,y Tires

DUT Lee Cord on your car. For
get about il for FIVE, six or seven
thousand miles. Then watch il closely.
Note how il continues TO roll up mile
age-how il stays young and keeps
posiponing the need Of a new shoe
how it outrides and outlives any tire
you ever had.
Keep close count on the mileage de-
ivered. Divide the price Of the tire
by the miles of service. Let the tire
cost.per-mile be your guide for future
tire buying.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23

pterne, 81 d-sa poate vorbi dc
''prim.rea enthusiastic a satelor IA
senate Ca margaritare de-a lun-
gul drumurilorS' 81 ziarele gu
vernamentale scriu ca safe in
tregi au mers sd yIada pc dl mi
nlstru.
Sarac Gle plaica lor safe! Char
acum sd le.fi apucat entuzias1nul
de-a vedea pc un ministru ro-
min, acum cind, dupa &c n'.au
mai putut lucra de-o luna in
treaga, striga c1mpul dupa ia
ranii nostri? Acum le arde lor
lsa Sc Embrace in strae de sarba-
Etoare 81 sa astepte GU ceasurile,
Gu jcmatatile de zile, Ia gari 81
Ie-alungul drumurilor ferate,?
81 lraltru ce, toatc acestea?
Pentru ca vine dcmnul Args-
toianu, marele partinitor al re
formei agrarc raaicale 81 marelc
iubitor al taranimei!
Ce parable ce fanfaranada $:
cita adinca neintelegere pentru
pastorirea acestui popor care n :,
inteles nici odata parable Off
ecia,e, poruncite de sus 81 puse la
Gale de organele administrative
lde JOS!
MOI nu he ,aducem aminte sd
Sc fl scosS in trecutul de robie
satele de-a lungul drumurilo,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23

l'entru . inthnp.na pe cutare mi.
nistrq ungur i'm drnmul lni Ylrin
Ardeal:
All, obiceiul din vechiuh Regal
de-a Fl scoase eli jandarmnl 50.
trle de cite ori un ministru bine.
voieste sd paraseasca Bucurestii
vedem ca Sc lintroduce 81 Ia no:
In primavara au fost adjust tai
ranii in drumul d-lui Averescu
All pentru al intimpina pc d'
Argetoianu, mine poate pentru
vedea fata d-lui Mocsonyi.
Pentru ca sa nj sa dea vote 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23
FuNcJDNA,
RILOR U. S. R. A.
loan N. SERBU. Pres,

loan N. SERBU, Pres,
80 E. Home St. New Castle, Pa.
GEORGE N. POPA, I vice-pree
GIT N. Webb St. Alliance, o.
VASILE TARNITA, II vice-pres.
P.O. B. 1872 Indiana Harbor, Ind.
loan N. SUFANA, secretar
312 So. Liberty ST., Alliance, o.
GEORGE MARHA Caster
P. B. 1856 e. Youngstown, o.
GEORGE DRAGOS, Controlor
1908 Adams st. Gary, Ind,
loan vLAD, Controlor
358 Hendrie St. Detroit, Mich.
IOSIF SUIlEA, Controlor
582 -Halleck Detroit, Mich.
COMITETUL
AUGUSTIN SISSEA
1249 Moore St. Akron, O.
GEORGE DUMITRU
P. B. 81 Universal, Pa.
NICOLAE MOLDOvAN
1924 7th St., N. E. Canton, O.
LAZAR NEGRILA
1909 Putnam Ave. GAINESVILLE, @.
NICOLAE NEQELCA
285 New sGarden St. Salem, @.
loan BUDEA
?. O. B. 344 Follansbee, w. Va.
! SUPLENTI
NICOLAE STAN
% Oregon st. Warren, @.
loan FEHER
1850 Central Ave. Cincinnati, @.
ZAHARIE SAMPU
?. 0. B. % Madison, I'll,
sau st Louis, Mo.
loan SEISEAN
P. 0. B. 437 Zelienople, Pa,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23
c1HD rszcE nltzs1suL.

Npata slualea stie Cd Ia moi il,
Ardeal De - juratatea lui Au
gust paaa a1mn de vr'o trei zile
s'au tinut 4nt ploile. Ori uaade
'Sntalneai tanli deaf nosti, lie pu
teal auzi phngerile: Ploaie s
ffig! Nm B1t6m treera bucatele
care pi-se aotrfpesc in stoglri
Nh pAte csli- et4gile. Finul s'a
pqtresit in ih6platiiIe de ssta
Eapa, stpfns ets. Nu vom layes
'nptFet h ia1k. Nm patem face
arttsFiie = tpsaHI de-atita
pla@iei Nm li A Dumnezep IN
.strop, u s1liN
De 6fnd, d 11aslx trei nile s'a
pss seIlinui nm sSuna de noaptt
dssdstx saa m noetri nppaai
ist.l1ss esd sl.
& Siaik = Mar sssm vine ii
Svisitx L nol n ministru De in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23

afirmam moi carl ,cnnoaStcrn
pnentdltatea taranului ardelcan
de buna vote el nu iasa Sd vada
fata unni ainistrn. Are altceva
mai bnn de facut!
("Patria"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-23

u
unde Sc Bata povestile 81 gnra
satslaa1i ~ patrunde, este 0 coli
ba proptita din zece part 81 in
aceea locaeste badea Colac.
In jpftl col:kei, 0 gradina nm
prejnuit4 Gu spipi in care alunii
81 Hesaecani. coplesesc pruni
,saltatici printre carl doua ca
pre- A4trfue isi pqimba barbile ca
dol jidaai in ,bilciu.
Asia = tqata averea sui Colac.
.Badea Colac Gu lunile nu iese
de-acasa. Ziua intreaga sta lun-
git y sotFe, isr iarna dupa cup
tor. CiAd vede ca Sc apropie
cinevs Al casa, dntrs in launtru,
rostogolefe bolovaaul pc use 81
Sc uita ~ fereastra, ca un ur.
din visaaine.
Cfnd yre-an mare nacaz i;
| nina il ut, pune capul in pa
| mint 81 ~ face "a nu vedea pc
nimeni.
.Nu canoaste nici pc preot, nici
pc secretAr. M Sc intereseazd
cine prilharul, cine STUNT juratil
| satului. q biserica ma fost, d.
cind 10 dns in brate, la botez
lar in csi5celarie merge numa
dus de jarati.
| Radea GQlac, traieste viata d.
pustnic. Putin ii pasa de merS,.
lumii. Rentru dinsul lumea 81
incepe de a ell 81 Sc sfirseste Ia
caprele lui.
/ La alegsFale de la primarie n's
luat nici dind parte, desi numars
peste saiseci de primayeri.
|. Mare q fost mirarea satulu
insa cind badea Colac s'a infa
| tisat sa-l' dee votul la alegeres
! de deputat din zilele> trecutc.
l ''Sa stiti, ca moare Colac," zi
ceau cei-ce Pau vazut in curte;
cancelariei.
! Dare cine 10 Fl speriat?'' 5,
| intrebau Gel mai pricepatori il
ale alegeriler,
| Cind hadea Colac intrat il
biropl (cahcelaria) de votarc |
facut 0 inchinaciune, ca 81 Gin,
| Far fl aInbrincit cineya de afara
in Mpntru.
/ ApropiindaAe de masa presc
dinteaui 4 rtdicat un deget il
sus,. 'bolborosind printre dinti
20 traganatara'S.
| Presedintele s'a facut ca n,
pricape, desi Sc vedea ca fuses
scolit Il votese semnul 20 trasa
| turas'.
| Aici al un plic (coperta) $
dona bilete. Gel Gu o trasatur;
| Ecu linie) e al domnului Bucial
Gel Gu doua trasaturi Gu dou;
iinii pc al domnului Orga. p
sare-l doresti duMniata sa les,
deputat, il PM in pile, lipest
plicul Gil aduci inapoi aici. p
carl nu-l vrei, il lasi dincolo il
oala. Asa ia vorbit presedintel
Hui 'Colac. pq4indu-i in minil'
scortoase un pile 81 doua 'bnle
| tine. I'm 'basbat de incredere Ii
indrumat in.bealaita odaie.
Dupa eate-rl minute, Colac 81
.intsarce inspd cum s'a dus, c!
plicu 81 cele aoaa .bilete in NINA
/ ''DomuRle, acolo nu-i mime
cai sal spui, 90 en- tin Gu Hava
resen Gu o tSxg4tnra.
4 Presedintsle IL mai spus odati
ce 81 faca. e
/ ''Apoi dan1-i aga, a hui Hava
resca 60 tr1e1tura, o pun il
hfrtie 81 cesalta arunc in oala
c'asa milo @ns.
i 'Tine Colaeft
/ ''U4 en- le-sfsra s'
4 Pstssa D?acalul.
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