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The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
Kills Wife as He Cleans Gun.

Benton Harbor, Mich, Oct. 24.-Mrs.
Bertha Wenzel, twenty-three, wife of
Richard Wenzel, a farmer residing in
COlOma, was killed when a shotgun her
husband was cleaning was discharged.
Wenzel told Coroner Ivan Pixley of st.
Joseph he had placed shell in the gun
Thursday, but forgot it was loaded
An inquest was set for October 90.
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
Upton MAY ATTEND RACES
Sir Thomas Plans to See Fishincs
Yachts Of Gulf Coast
Next October. ..,.-s

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 24.-Sir Thomas
Upton may visit the Gulf coast next
October to attend the fishing yachg
races for trophy offered by the ia
nous sportsman. In a cablegram OF
congratulations to Commodore Edward.
Is. OvertOn of the Eastern Shore Yacht
club. winner of the fishing class boar
races at Pensacola, Sir Thomas said
Heartfelt congratulations on your vic
tory in the Upton cup competition.
Wish had been present, but look for
ward to this pleasure next year,
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
U. S. SHELLS STOP LAP SHIP
Vessel HaIts When Shots Cross Sow
Fort Was Firing at Target Off
Washington.

Port Townsend Wash, Oct. PAS
the japanese steamer Kaisho MarU-.
rounded Point Wilson coast artiIIery,
at Fort Casey. practicing at a movine.
target, fred shots that whizzed across
the bow of the vessel and plowed the
water in her wake The captain, think,
ing the shots a warning not to pro-
coed for some reason, halted the shin
She drifted three hours before a launchs
from pilot explained
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
WRECK STILLS IN BIG RAID
Eleven Men Arrested and 1000 Gal
Ions of Wine Confiscated
at st. Louis.

st. Louis, Oct. 24-Eleven men
were arrested. 100000 gallons OF mash
and 500 gallons of wine and whisky
were conhscated, and nine complete
stills were demolished in a series OF
liquor raids in northern st. Louis coun.
ty by state and federal agents, who
estimated that they destroyed oyer
100000 worth of illicit liquor and dis.
filling elements during the raids.
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01

Here is an author WITH a punch in
both fists; his career has developed
it. He left his native England to
serve as a correspondent in the
Spanish-American war. Later he was
syndicate correspondent in Califor-
mia, HawSii and the Orient. In 1907
he was editor Of the Sunset Maya
zine. He is the author of Yosemite
Legends" California for the Tour
list" California for the Sportsman"
"Care-Free San Francisco" and in
fiction, "Rotorua Rex" 'The Petals
of Lao Tsze," "Jim Morse, South Sea
Trader" Turquoise Canyon"
"Desd Mans Gold" "Sandy Rourke"
and "Salt of the Sea-" His latest and
most popular story, "a Man to His
Mate" we have secured as a serial
for this publication. AS a tale of the
sea, it will rank along with the best
of Jack London's in that line. Every
one should read it.
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
FocR LEAVES PARIS FOR U. S.
Marshal Takes Train for Havre,
Where He Boards Liner Paris-To
Attend Legion Meet.

Paris, Oct 24.-Marshal Foch left
Paris at 7:45 a. m for Havre, where
he will board the liner Paris for the
United States. He will attend the
Kansas City convention of the Ameri-
can Legion and will later go to Wash
ington, where he will act as military
adviser to the allies. Attaches at en-
bassies here were at tn station to bid
him farewell
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
France Orders shipyard Sold.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 24.-SaIe at
auction of the Foundation company
shipyard No. II here has been ordered
by the French government, owner of
the property. The property is valued
at $3.000.0O0.
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01
CHARLES SEEKS
THRONE AGAIN
Former Emperor of Austria
Flies in AirpIane to-
0edenburg.
LEADS TROOPS ON BUDAPEST
Appears Suddenly in City Which Was,
Awarded Austria by Supreme coun-
Gil and Which Has Been
Scene of Fighting.

Vienna, Oct. 24.-It is reported here
that the troops at Budapest have gone
over to eX-EmperOr Charles and thai
he has Deen proclaimed king. A pro
visional government, the advices state
has been formed in Burgenland in the
eX-emperOr's interest, under Count
Julius Andrassy, former Australian
garian foreign minister. A message
which reached the entente mission hers ?
confirmed the adyices that former En-
perOT Charles had arrived ut OGDEN
burg in an airplane. This message
places the time of his arrival at Thurs %
day afternoon.
Vienna, Oct. 24.-FOrmer Emperor
Charles of Austria-Hungary has ar 20
rived at Oedenburg, Burgenland, in al 1
airplane, according to an Oedenburg
message, and is reported TO be pro
ceeding toward Budapest, escorted by =
Oestenburg troops.
(Burgenland was recently awarded
to Austria by the supreme council and
has been the scene of fighting by Hun
garian forces against the Austrians &c VI
prevent execution Of the award. Re
ports of rOyalist plots have come from,
the disputed territory, and the sudden
appearance of the former emperor
lends color to the rumOr that he In
tends a new coup.
Silesia Award Causes Row.
Berlin, Oct. 24.-Acceptance OF; the
decision of the council of the League
of Nations, relative to Silesia by the
allies, has placed the German cabi--
nets tenure of office in graves
jeopardy, Chancellor Wirth declared,
He admitted his inability to predict
the future course of events and sale
the situation rested entirely with tbs
dominant parties of the German reichs--
tag.
Complete chaos of opinion prevaile,-.
among the three parties making W.
the coalition government, and the
German peoples party on the question
of acceptance or rejection of the cOUE-
ellis decision.
Conferences Are Being Held.
Conferences between party leaders
in the reichstag were held, and upon
their outcome will depend the exist
ence Of the Wirth cabinet. 1t was in
Dictated that while the situation seemed
grave, it had not assumed the dimen-
siOns of an acute crisis. The pIenars
session of the reichStag has been post
pOned until Sunday or Monday.
The Adair County news., 1921-11-01

Mrs. Harry B, Hanger is dead
at Richmond. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves two sons.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-23

William Walmsley, aged 81 years. s
former resident of Middletown' aeu me-,
at his home in Philadelphia, Monoay
- last week. His body was Drougns
to Middletown for burial beside ens
NV - = Of his wife in Forest cemetery
Smyrna times., 1921-02-23
MEASURES PASSED By
fIIgIIIURE UP TO PRESENT

4 % BILLS, MOSTLY OF IN
',sr TO TOWNS GET THRU
Il. D.n,in 442 Bills at Beginning of
D' =, AetiOn-SchOOl Law and
S . Measures Still Hang Fire
lna '..rb Monday marked the thir-
inoaSD " working day of the present
s'sn'D # the General Assembly
sln : law is limited to sixty days
e nags I, tn than score of bills have
polV tbe final approval of both
'su " When the time limit on the
Sss, s',+ion of new bills expired on
there were 462 bills on
Il1,s i,,dars of both branches. The
,..ors blamed the public for the
.'Si ....%v slow progress that has
.oJo. Complaints were fire.
~ T'ut uttered on the floor Of both
that persons interested in new
md amendments to old, ones were
i getting their bills in. This
"a IN a flood of hundreds of
-,s, in the few days before the
N new business became effec-
.'J worked to prevent the dispos-
,rv important business prior to
time. Bills passed by both
). M to the present time have
largely of a miscellaneous nature
!. making changes in the char
4 numerous towns throughout
Vate in order that women may
Increasing the amount of money
u !, NAV borrow for improvement
n -,.ss: changing health regulations
rDsaling several defunct commits
and continuing appropriations.
# ..a,ut Bills Including School Law
/, generally conceded that the
most important measures before
I .r;ent session are the new schOO
ae new Wilmington charter
n and the bill authorizing Viii
!, "a establish a paid fire de
rnt The municipal corporation
..aee of the Senate is consider
ie various features Of the vii
tm charter measure. This com
> of which Senator Robertson o
.rtOu is chairman has devote,
3srsBe time to bill and expect
s. pit in shape for reporting with
kE days. There is little doub
4 Will pass the Senate. Luthe
Ek, the tax expert who wa
from New York to draft tn
features of the new schoC
practically completed tha
h is understood that these fes
ne practically identical wit
iich have been given wide eli
with the semi-Oficial approx
ose working on the law. The
Incorporated in the law whic
hands of the House commit
,acatiOn.
Law Passes Both Houses
he standpoint of general il
is probably safe to say tn;
important bill that has passt
buses is the budget law. TIL
= was made a campaign issl
Nate last fall and received i
1t Of both parties. A bill
interest now in the Sena
cummittee is that of Senat
providing for an amendme
State costitution to elimina
tnmal registration of vote
nge would result in a perm
agstratiOn with provisions /
ss IN case of a voter movi
ne district to another. Anot
Ion measure provides for "
nal for residents of the st;
AraVeling on business or pl'
y Providing State COnstabuls
lsr measure of general int
ee House bill providing foi
aaSabulary. The measure
RMgy endorsed and is expt
y With little opposition. Pr
! hundred measures in b
AIRY salary increases
@nty and municipal offic
Ateh Of measures carry
apprOprations aggregat
million dollars. These n
= certain to meet with car
IN the early days of the
Republican Senators
caucus agreed to oppose
appropriations not Wit
''lAENT AT MIDDLETO
u Tyson To Wad Mice
Smyrna times., 1921-02-23
"'L'lENT AT MIDDLETOWN

4 Tyson To Wed Miss Jean
1''H' Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
!. .'asle Shepherd, of Middle
4 nued a valentine luncheon
n Brooklyn, N. Y, at which
/ Il 'aent was announced Of
/ !, y Farker Criswell, daughter
~ Mrs. Edgar G. Criswell, to
Y ssea Tyson, of Middletown.
sCs.h Skinner, Miss Girls
"a Of Chambersburg Pa,
VI nonor at the luncheon
n. mad Of honor at the we'd
NJ will take place in the
Miss Cnswell is a for.
=, institute student (Clas:
~ a graduate of st. Nary
NJ 'skshll. She served as I
a. IN the Cumberland st
y ''al during the war an,
nH..sa same capacity at tn
d r.sp splIal. Mr.. Tyson was a
) M . When the war bega
i ~ NE United States Arm
! W vHacers' training camp a
Ia ~ serving as a lieuter
! n I llth Division. He
y Aappa Alpha Fraternit
IN n business in Detroi
''1ag couple viii max
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CETTTI 81 ABoNATI
ZIARUL AMERICA"


Stunt rugsN tot s'sonsntN
no3tri = observa urln&toGrsls
reguli 10 trimite.ss pensrS
schimbare dc adresx:
/. 81 se scrie address, vsshe
pnde ia msrs xiarul gi sdresa
unde - mutst.
2. Ia fiecare persoenx u
Sc al&ture nh I'll IL 50. 0x q
caute s. nj 20 dea Gumale stFa-
del gi sl orasului eoreok
Cine M observx aceSte r.
guh in xadar a&teaptx s& ! "a
schimbe adresa - nu - poasa
Adminktratie.
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SenzationaIeIe destainuiIi
ale unui tOSt miniStIu
bu|ga
AUToCRATIsMUL Elk -REGELUI FERDINAND - s,A
PROMfS BULGARIEI MACEDONIA ST sCADRILATERUL.


inchisoarea din care n a esit de eat
pentru contribui prin provoca-
rea revolutiei de la Radomir, la
isgoniera ex-tarul,li Ferdinand.
Dusman neimpacat al Rominiei 81
Serbiei, fOstul suveran bulgar a
respins SYSTEMATIC propunerile An
tantei de a. pastra neutralitatea, i'll
schimbul unor importante >cesiuni
teritoriale.
Obsedat de ideea fixa a revan-
sci el a temporizat tratativele anga
jate in aceasta privinta, formu-
land pretentiuni unacceptable, pa
ma in momentul cand a atacat Ser
bia.
De asemenea lasat sa sc -fnte-
leaga ca nu va ataca Romania, da-
ca declara rasbonl Austro-Unga-
riei. -; ~ A.
La 20 August still nou, a doua ri
dupa ce Romano a declarat rils-
boiu, d. Derusi pc atunci ministru
la Sofia, S a prezentat la ministerul
de eXterne pentru a nOtifica con-
form uzului international incepe-
rea Ostilitatilor cu AustrO- Unga-
ria. ID. Radoslovoff refuzat fnsa
sa primeasca pc plenipotentiar1ll
roman, care s'a vazut nevoit sa re-
mita netificarea unui functiOnar
inferior al ministerului.
La 81 August still nou, dupa in
terventiuni nenumarate d. Derusi
declarat. ca este autOrizat de marble
pnteri aliate sa ofere Bulgariei 0
mare parte din Macedonia 81 Cadri-
laterul, daca sc depsarte de puterile
centrale; lar Anglia sc obliga sd
mijloccasca impacare amiabila
lntre Russia 81 dinastia de Coburg.
Extarul Ferdinand a ascultat cu
oare care nerabdare pc ministrul
roman, 81 concediindu-l c,t vorbele ::
volu comunica propunerea DIV. gu
vernului.
In schimb fOstul sllveran. a ordo-
nat in aceeaS seara atacaEea frOntn-
lui d0brOgean 81 redactarea mani
festulll catre tara, prln care Sc a
nunta inceperea rasboiului contra
ROmaniei.
Manifestul redactat imediat de
consiliul de ministri fOst TRIMS
spre semnare suveranului. Acesta
insa Ia mOdificat in mod esential.
adaugind multe faze aggressive 81
injllriOase la adresa ROmaniei. In
tre aceste fraze 81 acea care-spu-
ne: Perfidia Romaniei care la 1913
a smuls miseleste teritorii bulgare,
trebueste pedepsita fara mila'.
81 i'm adevar trupele bulgare au
deslantuit doua ri, cunoscutul a.
tao de la Turtucaia, fara ca guver-
nul bulgar sd declare Official rasboi
Romaniei.
(Dacia, p Aug
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Din banatA ocupat

Roman primesc pamint Poitica de colonisare Dele
gata romano Ia Mnistrul din Belgrad. Tarannea 81 repa
trireaRomanii nu prmesc pasapoare pentru Romania
Nmeni poate studia in Romania - Soldat roan
at in armata sarbeasca Pasapoarte romano desconsde
rate Rechzitiie de cal - Scoalele romanesti Adven
tsmu laeste Ziaree din RomaniR oprite de trece in
Banatul ocupat ,t,. a7t. esl
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Sofia. - Fostul ministru de in
| strpctiune publica d. Peseff, -
| ,lngurul membru din cabinetul Ra-
| doslavoff care nu este TRIMS I'm i'll
lecata, ,inceput s;-si publicc
memoriile, sub forma de note 81 i'm
,resii zilnice.
Publicarea acestor memOrii all
orodus 0 enorma senzatie, intru cit
/. Peseff face 0 multime de destai-
nuiri ell adevarat interesante, in
legatura cu evenimentele 81 cobina-
.iunile politice, ce-au precedat in
trarea Bulgariei in actiune alaturi
,u puterile centrale: ca 81 atacarea
Serbiei 81 Romaniei.
Fostul ministru arata in prima
inie, ca extarul Ferdinand $ "a com
portat in timpul donlniei sale ca un
adevdrat tiran, erigindu-se in mo-
march autQarat, ell .puteri ne limi-
sates Fla g.lverllat de fapt Bulga-
ria,,Imnfistrii find simple instru-
nente fara vointa, ce trebueau sa
execute adliteram ordinele primite
lie la palat.
Altfel riscau sd fie indepartati
din cabinet.
In pOlitica externa guvernele
bulgare ce S 'au perindat III carma
,tatului, All fndcplinit numai func-
tiunea oficiilor de inregistrare.
Conventiunie cu statele streine
81 in special cele militare. erau in
cheiate direct de ex-tarul Ferdi-
nand gllvernul avand numai ro-
lul sd le ratifice, investindu-le en-
semnaturile ministrilor respective.
Correspondents diplomatic a statnlui
era Gle asemenea supusa unei severe
.enzuri; fostnl suveran arOgandu-si
lreptul sa rezolve, de multe orr in
lezacord Gil ministrul de externe,
-oate chestillnile mai importante de
ordin extern. Pc rapoartele repre-
zentantilor diplomatici din streina-
tate, care nu intran in cadrul vede-
rilor eXztarnlui Ferdinand, scriea
'Winte injurioase, ce contin de mul
tie orr aprecieri putin magulitoare
la adresa diplomatilor bulgari.
In definitiv ex-tarul Ferdinand
a considerat poporul bulgar ca o
turma de inconstienti, ell ajutorul
carnia sa-Si satisfaca vanitatea boil
navicioasa ca conplinatiunile sale
lie ordin polite. care in majorita-
tea cazurilor an fost i'm dezacord
:u simtamintele maselor, - lar pc
politiciani, Gu foarte mici exceptii
la tratat ca simpli lachei.
D. Peseff eonfirma in memoriile
sale, scena memorabilia petrecuta in
cursul llnui consiliu de cOroana IT,
nut in 1915 la Sofia, card d. AL.
Stambnliski a spus extarului Ferdi
nand, ca impingarea Bulgariei, in
tr..o noua aventura rasboiniea,, il va
costa tronpl, preyestirre sinistra ce
s'a indeplinit, dar pc care actualul
prim ministru bulgar a platit-o Gu
ami de inchisoare grea.
Autocratul care Sc deprinsese ca
xointa sa sa nu fie contrazisa de nj
meni, II a putut sd ierte indrasneala
deputatnlui taran, = pc atunci d.
Stambuliski era simplu deputat 81
sef al partidului taranesc - 81 in
consecinta a ordonat .arestarea lui.
81 d. Stambuliski a fost detinut
3 ami Ia inchisoarea centrala din
Sofia ca eel din urma delicvent;
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ri de ri sosesc tot mai multe stir
| despre situatia nenorocita Roma
| nilor ramasi sub dominatia sarbea.
sea in Banat. Glvernul din Belgrad
urmareste cu perseverance o politi-
ca de exterminare, lar din partea
gnvernului CONAN MI Sc ia nici @
masura pentfu apararea drept,Wi-
lor intr 'un stat aliat .noua. Dam
! mai jos citeva din strife mai noui
carl srnt suficiente pentru inte-
lege situatia nefericita a fratilor
| nOstri:
Reforma agrara in Banat guver-
nul sarbesc o face pentfu sparge
massa compacta 81 unitara a Roma
nilor.
Sc expr0priaza nu numai pro
prietatile mari lei 81 averile comu-
nelor romanesti. Totusi Romanii
nu primesc nici macar o palma de
pamint. fntrge teritorul Sc i'm
parte intre "dobrovoltii'' sarbi
(soldati carl All luptat ca voluntari
in armata sarbeasca.)
Fiecare voluntar, cap de fami-
lie primeste 8 jughere 81 loc de casa
in comuna.
Daca un roman are doua case ell
g obligat sa puma casa la dispozi-
tia voluntarului colonizat.
Deasemeni cind I'M roman ar
zidi o casa npna, ca este rechizitio-
nata pc seama yoluntarllui.
Romanii in schimb III au drep-
tul sd cumpere teritoriu san case
I'M alte comnne. Prin aceasta masu-
ra Sc intentioneaza ca Romanii
niciodata sd .nn-si poata mari ave-
rile lor, ci prin cnmparari in aceasi
comuna, daea vreunul s'ar limbo
gait, aceasta sa sc intample in de-
trimentul celorlalti. Prin aceasta
masUra elementhl romanesc urme-
aza sd fie mai curand exterminat
decat in cazul ca circulatia 81 ase-
zarea lor ar Fl liberia. Astfel S 'au
petrecut faptele in comunele: Uz-
/ din, Petrovasele, Seleus, Alibunar,
Nicolint, San-Mihai, Sant-lanos,
etc.
FRta de .aceasta masura o dele
gatie Romanilor s'a prezentat la
Ministrul de Agriculture 81 all ce-
rut -sa Ii Sc .dea 81 lor pam7nt. Ra-
spnnsul a fOst ca .ei nu vor primi
de0arece nu au luptat in armata
-sarbeasca, ci luptand Gu armata
austro-ungara, all luptat contra in
tereselor Sarbiei.
Daea vor totllsi pam1nt eli vor
primi numai in sudul Jugoslayiei 81
in Albania.
Totusi SfTbii din Banat All fost
impgoprietariti, deasemeni s "a dot
pamant 81 refusiatilor Rusi.
In cele mai multe parti tarani-
mea hotarata sd vinda totul 81 sd
treaca cu mile in ROmania. Nu
sunt insa siguri, ca odata trecuti
.dincoace ver putea sa castige pa
mint, deoarece reforma agrara a
Romaniei nn prevede acest ,caz.
.Gomune intregi yor sa Sc repatrie-
re, "a scape de mikeriile 81 nedrep-
tatile guvernului jugoslav.
Popalatia romano nu primeste
t.pasapoaFte ,pentRu Rsnania. Mai
maltor coanercianti Ronani, earl All
volt sd treaca in Romaaia pef,tru
lmarfuri, lis 'au refazst ceferile pen
tru pasapoaste. DaaseHseni aa s'au
dat Rasapearte tutaslor acaior, carl
-vor sa trimita baetii lor la studii in
Romania.
Sc aaterxis ca cipeNa 81 studiezt
in Romania la astfel de scoale GAR
sunt 81 in Jugoslavia.- Astfel nj
meni nu mai poate trece pentrp q
cescet2 saaafle seappdaRe. 1ntpcat
insa in toate sepalsle secundare dir
JugoslaEia liRba de propunere 1
exolusiv cea sirheasca, dar fiindci
IthAstif romani nv Q cnnosc, z impo
Gihil "a fiji de roa6ni 81 esntinue
4 stndiile slof H,a interzis de0semen
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1O0OAOx&CMOAOxC xCx!ONOAON
PRETUL BANILOR
ROMANESsTI
ESTE SCAZUT

Acuma timpnl eel mai potrivit,
de trimite bani rudelor san de al
depnne intro banca bllna din Ro-l
mania Mare, 81 fiji siguri ca Yeti
cunoaste profitul indata ce pretul
va fl ridicat Trimitem in Roma.
mia Mare DOLLARI (Bani Ame-
sricanD prin TELEGRAF, Pos
TA sau Gee Draft, garantandI
plata banilor in Gel mai scurt timp.
81 procurand recipisa iscalits de-
primitor.
Rilete de vapoare pentru a
merge 81 . veni din Patria We
che.
Drumul platit pana la Bucuresti
1860. La Tilhisoara $91.15. La
Arad, Cluj, Oradia Mare, SibHu,
sBrasov 5000. lie ,Cernauti $lQ5s
La aceste preturi trebne de .ada,l-
gat $500 taxa de razboiu.
], Vapoare direct Cara schimbare)
Ia Constanta: S. S. TAORMLNA. la
5Ocfomvric. S. S. MEGAItE HELt
LAS la s Octomvric. s. S. AME-
RIGA la l2 Octomvrie. Aceste va
poare an cabine pc clasa lila.
Toti fratii Romani carl pleaaa
rspre Patria veche 81 cumpara bile
At.h de calatorie della Banca noas-
/ ira, vor locni FARA DE NICI @
! PLAZA, pana la plecarea yaporu-
lui, in casa n0astra din New York,
care are camere curate, bine aeri-
issite sei cat Sc poate de igienice. As
daptam calatorii la static 81 avem
arija bagajului, ferindn-i de q ca
dea in nanile specsllatorilor >(pgn-
gasilor. (1xG
!; Scrieti pentru informatiuni Ia:
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nici o interventie. Poate ca nu cum
va pretenia tesuta cu alta diplo-.
matte sa sufere. Sc poate 1nsa ca,
romanii de dincolo sa fie jertfa pen
trn mentiperea legaturilor de prize,
tenie? Sau numai moi suntem da-
tori sd aducem jertfe pentru rela-
tile .pretenestig
Vaticanpl Sc zbate pentru a
castiga drepturi cat mai mllte ca
.tolicilor, Austria castiga dreptul de
a ridica scoals pentrn Germanii din
Cehoslovacia 81 numai moi ,privim
GU .nepasare .toate nedreptatile ce
Sc fac Romanilor ramasi sub domi-
matte straina. Numai guvernnl Ro-
maniei Mari nu afla calea pentru
veni in ajutornl fratilor ,nostrii.
Danlp0
lInfratirea, 20 Aug.)
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tile romanesti4 Pasapoartele lor ar
fost nimicite, astfel ca reintoarce
rea lor pentru aAlrma, c,rsnrile la
UHiversitatile din lCluj sau Baicu.
resti e imposibila.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-04-07

q. L. Davenport will handle ship
ments Of apples and produce. l47
Front street. Portland. Ore. mlsu