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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17

The loyalsts of South Africa, head
ed by General SHUTS, won a great vie
tory in the recent elections, and as q
result the provinces of the Cape Of
Good Hope, Transvaal, Natal and
Orange Free State will continue as
one of the self-governing domlnions Of
the British empire instead of setting
up an independent republic. The op-
position was led by General Hertzog
who asserted the right of South Africa
to secede from the empire despite the
act Of union.
In India q more liberal self-govern-
ment was put into effect last week
when Prince Arthur of Connaught mr.
rived at Delhi as personal representa-
tive Of the emperor, King George, and
issued proclamation announcing the
surrender Of much government power
to the native princes
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-02-17

Foreign Minister Simons has noti-
fed the allies that the German gov
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
Headaches Cured
BY Chiseling Hole
In Patients s Skull

CHICAGO. June 2i.-Stone Ags
surgeons had the right dope on how
to treat q headache. They simply
battered hole in the skull Of the
sufferer In order 10 let out the exgI.
spirit. IL one hole was not suficient,
others we're made. IL was nost.
effective cure for headache, but the.
patients usually died.
Prof. Roy l. Noodle, of the snst-
omy department Of the University
OF Illinois. says these vents In. tlae
skull were ordinarily abort the sIzs
OF a silver hslf-dolisr. Skulls OF
neolithic men Of Peru, Mexico,
France. and the South Sea Islands
show that sometimes ss high az STA
OF these vents were made in the
skull of a sufferer. ..sFs
Prof. Noodle says this treatment
10 still employed among certain
tribes in the highlands Of Peru and
Bolivia and in Northern Africa. The
operations are performed on men,.
women and children. without re-
gard to age or sex. Instead Of sd-
ministering anaesthetics, the eur
geon hss assistants sit on the body
OF the pstieLt to keep him or her
still while he chisels the hole IN
the skull with a stone chisel and
mallet
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
IN Peekaboo.
Waist Arrested
By Zion City Cop

CHICAGO. June ii.-The morsis
OF Zion City received a terrinc 5oft
yesterday when a dainty .young
woman. employed IN the lace rae,
tory. stepped from a Northwestern
train wearing q peek-s-boo ~sisf
She actually exposed a bit Of her
collar bone and her nude elbows y
Great excitement prevailed On
the station platform when theugirl
sllghted and the chief of policeand
his assistant elbowed their way
through TO her.
i can see right through parts
of your blouse" gasped the chief. -
You couldn't II you were not
lookinE my way" sweetly Responded
the girl. -s5-
4 can see her collar bone
gasped the assistant chief To ma
.overlord. 80
-Boshr' retorted the girl. .'Ey.ry-
body has a collar bone"
The officers attempted to wrap a
shawl around the young womana
shoulders, but she threw IL sd.'
When you pay for my clothes you
may tell me what ] can or cannet
wear" she said. Then she reached
down inside the waist. pulled up
some underwear and closed tlse in-
cident temporarily. but she must
stand trial next Friday on the
charge Of exposing too much Of her
cuticle.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
Building Permits

SoOs-To w. T. TschsppoL repair. /.
se3s Morrison 81 nv, lot q. 80
IT47.
SOos-To Il. Bennett. garage, SOS
st ne. lot Sz7, 50 S57. 49,.
SOIL IN. w Smith. raIe building
Sl4-ls II ST ne, lots $3.50. 50 sSS'
SoI2-To W. A. Smithson. Val,
462 Il st sw, lot S5l, 81 as.
SoI3-To J. A. Noil, garage, 2Ss
sth st Sc, lots & 5. 50 se5.
Sol4-To J. Brashears, shed. 5s0s
Jenifer st NV. lot 3, 50 1854.
SoIs-To T. Spinelli, porch. $50
= st nv. lot sos. 50 1888. rfer :
Sols-To Il. X. Wilmer. addition.
1878 2Ith ST nv, lot "a, 50 s5ie.
SOls-To Mrs. X. SHERRY, porch,
1913 Decatur st NV, lot :. 50 200.
5000 TO George Dennis. house.
3Ss7 5th st sc, lots $3.50. 50 5sIl.
SO2l-To H w. Smith, two storesL
sIt-l6 II ST ne. lots $3.50. 81 s53. ;,
SO2e-To Q. F. Coonley. housA
35Ol Newark st NV, lots s0o-soi, 80
1854 9.
sO23-To Robert Bliss. rsze build
ing. r st near 3Oth 8. NV lots 3s-io,
SO 2l56. 81
Sos4-To ]. Sugar. garage. IS Bry&
ant ST ne. lot 500. 50 S5O4. .r-. =
SO25-To c. Judge. porch. llG Nst
ne. lot 30, 50 a53S. F
SO26-Tn r. r. Powell. porch, 1919
! 3th st nv. lot ll9, 50 2T4.
SO2s-To ]. f. Robinson. porch.
GIL Kenyon st NV lot 6. 50 So42. =.
SO3I-To A. r. Doweu. garage.
3O26 Newark st NV lot ls. 81 2osi.
sO32-To ]. II. Davis. porch. sp31
Lawrence st ne. lot ls, 50 422i. .r,a
So3t-To NJ Homeller. porch, 2sl-
lti4 st ne. lot 81. 50 1855.
sO35-To NJ. A. Lesse, raze build
ing. 724 llth - NV, lot S2s. 81 3ls-
Soss-To 7. Press, addition, itiS
Massachusetts ave ne, lot sol, %
1850. 1"l,N
So37-To T. c. McInn-s. garage.
2lS v ST ne. lot l9. 50 1851.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
Fireman Sues w. X. e E.
For Damages of S25,O00

Richard J. Holmes, a fireman,
filed suit Monday in the District
Supreme Court against the Wssh-
ington Railway & Electric Company
for s25.OOO damages for alleged
personal injuries.
The plaintiff, through Attorneys
O'Shea. Sacks and Cooke. aieses
that on January l6 last. while rid-
ing on a hose wagon. s'streel car
collided with the wagon on Four
and-a-half street southwest and Sc
siously injured him.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
APOPLEYY KILLS
UNIDENTIFIED MAN

An unidentified man. approximate
ly IS years old, died at the Casual
ty Hospital Monday night from The
effects of a stroke OF apoplexy suf-
fered while walking on Pennsyl-
vania avenue at Seventh street
northwest, yesterday AFTERNOON.
The body was removed to the Dis
trict morgUe.
The only Information by which
the police hope to Identify the body
are markings which were found On
the clothing worn by the within at
the time he fell to the sidewalk
unconscious These markings are
the initials -. c." on the under
garments: H. II. c." on the shirt:
and &C. l. H" engraved on q gold
penknife which was found in one
Of the coat pockets A wallet con-
tanning $50 was also found.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. In re the application
OF HOWARD CHAPLIN VAN DYKE. gen
orally known as HARRY WESTON VAN
DYKE. for change Of name. No. 3alls.
Equity Doc. Howard Chaplin Van Dyke,
generally known A. Harry Weston Van Dyke.
having hled a petition praying for decree
changing his name 10 Harry Weston Van
Dyke and having applied 10 the court for
an order Of publication Of the notice re
quired by law in such cases. IL IL. by the
court this 2lst dnv 0f June. AID. 1921.
ORDERED, that all persons concerned show
cause II any there Toe. On or before the
18th day Of July, d. 1921. why the pray
prs Of said petition should not be granted
Provided. that copy Of this order he pub
lished once a week for three consecutive
weeks before said day 10 The washinrton
Herald. tsignedl WILLIAM HITZ, Irstire.
true copy. Test: tSean MORGAN II.
BEACH. Clerk BY r. T. BELEW, Assist
ant Clerk.
Jec2 - Jus 1.zl
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
Estate Worth sl2s,Os6.3O.

Miss Mary Glare DeGrarenreid,
who died April 2s. left an estate
valued at si2s.0s6.3o. according 60 =
the petition for probate OF the win
filed yesterday bv Cnrcoran Thorn.
The estate consists OF real property.
described by lots and squares, VAL
ued at ss3.st5. and persJnal props
erty valued at tst.sti.3e. The next
Of kin and heirs at law wese Ntfncs
and cousins. all OF whom live lout
Of the city.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
DEATHS


LAcY-The funeral Of Henry l.. Lacy, who
departed this life Sunday. June ID,
1921, will take place nt his late resi-
deuce at Addison Heights, Arlington
County, wednesday, June -. 1921.
Services will he conducted by Rev. Rob
ert Browne. pastor OF the Alexandria N.
T. Church. assisted by Rev. J. X. Wood
Of the Del Ray s. ". Church. 12S
LAcY-sunday. June 10. 1921. at the home
of his daughter Mrs. Claudia ". Finis-
sey. Addison Heights tHighlandsl. Va.
after u long illness. HENRY LEE
LACY. in his 6ath year. lie leaves to
mourn his loss one son, Reginald ".
Lacy. and six daughters. Mrs. Ehie L.
Kdweu, Mrs. Hattie N. Dwyer, Mrs.
Claudia NJ Finissey. Mrs. Olive ID.
Brooks. Mrs. Ruth Z. KidwelL and
Mrs. Grace V. Taylor.
Funeral services at his late home. hrs.
Claudia Finissey's, Wednesday. June -
at p. m. Interment Bethel Cemetery.
Alexandria. Friends and relatives In
yI,ed- 1918
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE.
will be received in the offioe Of the Chief
Clerk. Department Of Commerce. Nine
teenth street and Peunsylysniz ave. NV.
Washington. ID. C.. until p. N. June %.
1921, for books and subscriptions 20 periodi-
Gals, for use In the Department Of Commerce.
Blanks for submitting proposals may be OBJ
tsined upon application TO the above office
Proposal at5a.
ju-e0. 81 o. zoos
COMMISSIONERS, d. C. WARRINGTON.
June l6, la2l.-Sesled proposals for fur
nishinE and Installing complete heatinE sys-
TENS In Engine HoIse No. 4. located at
Virginia avenue. between 4is and 9Th streets
sw.. and Engine House No. Is, located AZ
l4th and streets Sc. will be received In
Room 800. District Building. until O'Clock
p. M. June 23. 1921. For detailed infor-
nation apply TO Room +2T, Dist let Building
A deposit Of s. required to insure return Of
plans and specihcs tion-. CUNo II. RC-
DoLPH. CHARLES W. KCTZ, JAMES y.
OYSTER. Commissioners. d. c.
tu-17,ls.:o.2l :e.2s. ss7
TREAsrRY nEPARTMENI. STPERvIs
ing Architcct's onice- Washington, d. 6,
June .. 1921. SEALED PROPOSALS will
be opened in this onir~ at , p. m, June
80. 1921. for refrigeration riuipE. etc. ir
the HyEienir Isblrators. United States Pub
lie Health Service. WashinEton. y. C.. In
accordance with .perihcstinn and drawings
fppie- hI Shfh Al Univ
in the discrption Of tho Supervising Arrhi
r"ct. JAS. A. wETAoRE. Acting super
yiFing Architect.
JIne4.s.li.I5.ls2 25+
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SCPERyIs
ing ArchitNct's Ohice. washington. n. C
Iune IL. 1921. SEALED PROPOSALS. vii
he received at this Office until p. m.
July I. 1921. and then opened for the ere
;ion Of the pedestal for the Hamilton Ne
mortal Statue the S'uth plaza Of tn
Treasury Building, Washington, n. C.. Il
| acrordHnrr with drawings and specifications
copies OF which may be had st this Office
| in the discrstion Of the Supervising Archi
tect. JAS \. wETMoRE. Acting Super
| vising Architect.
| tuiS. N. - "a 25.27 a2s
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
ROYAL ARCANUM DAY

at GLEN ECHO. Thursday, June y. All
ROYAL ARCANTM members. their fam
lilies and friends cordially invited. l2c5
ANYONE HAVING WORK AT THE PLAZA
Tire Shop call in rear Of sl3 \. J. ave.
NV for same, W HESIGSMlTH. 105S
HAVE BOUGHT THE LUNCH ROOM
loca ted at No. II street northwest for
merly belonging to Athonas Dougaras. All
debts against said business should ne pre-
,ented 10 p. r. CarIey. 6I7 st. NV. for
settlement within Ave days. NEIL SHAN
SoZ g17
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
PROF MARCUS LA MAR

Remarkable spiritual me6irm and elsir-
voyant, for years waSE!nrton's favorite sd-
wiser. tells your full nnn's; also full nsmes
4 husband. wife or sweetbesrt: all about
business, law suits whom and when you
will marry: helps you to win in l"'. iHairs;
tells you plainly how TO overcome all rcu-
BILE without asking q single question: snf'
ceed- when al others have fsiled. 5l0 18th
ST. NV. few doors from y sts All sre
,r.l.o.,. 200
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
MADAME SELIA -50t

Eeyptisn palmist and medium. Gives read.
iugs daily on all Affairs OF life. Tells who
and when you'u marry and how to over.
com. all trouble. Rsadisgs SOC. Phone ".
231s-J. s3i 1th ~. nv. opposite hcCr"ry's
IOc store 7th and I sts. $50
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
0Ie aDaaI1npn rrlna Aan Al fftinn HaF
FINANCIAL

MoRTGAoEs, TRUSTS. Brc.
End MORTGAGE roTEs, 50 se.eaina'
tioss. sIoos3ooo. pAvm q s1EtLs
if2l ". v. ave.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Suburban property and business; rstiring.
Mod. house, fruit. viii sell. trade for cry
property. 81. 800. wfldmau . Co.. 9th q II.
Earharse equity Of Sc, 1000 IN new suourbss
houses for large apaftnt. or bus. prop.
MaAorpsy and Sullivan. 1877 Eye st- ~.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
PERSONAL.

tEkSUNAL.
woRKINGMEN, THE SYSTEM HAS BEEN
perfected and We can be counted upon
when 1t comes to selling new pants and
shces; see how a s5-bill buys value that
only lower rent silow~, and see slightly
used clothing. shoes etc. Ladies Store, slB
d. Dresses. soc. JUsTH's OLD STAND.
$40 d. 1910
TYPEwRITING. ADDRESSING, MAILING;
fo- prompt and efficient service call Main
5S21. Miss Lerner. Public Stenog "a phie De-
partment Of the PERSONNEL BUREAU, 3os
Bond BLDG. 18th and n. 7. ave. lss
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER UN HAND AT
all times for that rush work. Call Main
5S21 and ask for Miss Lerner. PERSONNEL
BUREAU. 3o5 Bond bldg. l4th ct. and
n. Y. ave. 1ss
LEARN TO READ CHARACTER AT
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. 2lo Mnnssy Rhr
A CHARACTER ANALYSIS WILL ENABLE
you to find the right job INSTITUTE or
VOCATIONAL REsEAScH. 2Io Munss,
Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
cLAIRvoYAiGs.
tacsssss ~ ne
pisfaIcT ov coLdtMBfA.
PROF. BELMONT,

Noted eisirvoyant and painist. can read
your life by the lines In your palm. which
,re the record Of your life. Being q grad
uate Of two colleges Of paimistry. and his
wonderful gift Of second sight ensbles him
10 nf the veil Of mystery and reveal 10
rou important matters Of your future life.
Tells and explains 'everyuhing pertaining to
life: removes troubles 81 all patures: tells
the secret Of having persopsl tnnuenee with
rour associates Prof. Belmont 10 Q
psychoIoxf<t Of world rea1wn. Private resi-
ielce. 1915 y. y. avs. NV. Next door ."
Masrnic tonne lib
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

MI. hAlNlER-5 rms. e .. pungaiow, prae
new. s5.7so, Joseph @. zirkei ao3 Colo
Bldg. NJ 4es5.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
MADAME JEANETTE

gifted Egyptian Clsirvoysnt and rslmist
guarantees TO read your enti-s life. past.
present aud future. She ask, M qIestions
but will tell you what you want to know,
rivinr names, dates and facts on bnsines,
mstters. love. health and family ahlirs.
c26 81. NV f-OIV
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
MADAME D'ASHMAN
RIZPAH ELDON

Worlds Greatest Clarvoysnt. FEImist sst
spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10
n to D . N 1918 18th at nv. oyef
Pocsbontss CO ndy shoo. y Ts0 7-1is
The Washington herald., 1921-06-22

FALLS CHURCH. vA.-Ia rms. a b. 25 \.
si2 800. Josenh G. TGtsI. 2o3 Colo. Blds.
r.. leS5.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
PRESIDENT SENSES
VALUATION DANGER
Continued from First Page.

pro tenn. Of the Senate. mounted the ros-
trum and took seat by Speaker Gillett.
In few minutes the Speaker raped for
order, and Senator CunGnins named a
committee OF five Senators to act as an
escort to the President. consisting of
Lodge (Mass.), Hitchcock (Neb), Nell
son (Aiinn). Simmons On. c. and
Smoot (Utah). To represent the Hous
Speaker Gillett named Representatives
Mondell (Wyo.). Cannon (Ill). Camp
bell (Kan.) and Garrett (Tenn.).
The door to the left of the Speakers $
rostrum was opened and Gen. Pershing
and his aid, Major Quackenmeier. headed
the column escortlng the President.
When the President mounted the ros-
tr,im he received an ovation which lasted
nearly minute, the galleries leading in
the applause.
A lul fell over the assembled multi
tude when the President started to read
his address In clear. distinct tones. He
first was applauded when he declared
this nation is now at peace with the
world and that there is growing assur-
ances Of permanent peace.
when the President dwelt upon the
"inseparable relations which this nation
occupies I'm world affairs" the foreign
diplomats and delegates showed the
keenest interest. They also displayed
much concern during his discussion Of
the plan to fund the foreign debts owed
this country.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07

less and helpless In famine's peril.
There are a full score of topics
concerning which IL would be be-
coming to address you. and one
which l hope to make the subject of G.
report at later time. / have alluded
to the things requiring your earlier
attention. However, / cannot end
this limited address without sug
gested amendment to the organic
law.
Many of us belong to that school
OF thought which is hesitant about
sltering the fundamental law.
I think our tax problems. the ten
dcney of wealth to seek non-taxable
investment, and the menacing in
crease OF public debt, Federal, State
and municipal. all justify proposal
10 change the Constitution SO as to
end the issue of non taxable bonds.
Nc action can change the status Of
many billions outstanding, but we
can guard against future encourage
ment of capitals paralysis, while a
halt in the growth of public indebt-
tdness would be beneficial through
out our whole land.
Such change in the Constitution
must be very thoroughly considered
before submission. There ought to
be known what influence y will
have on the inevitable refunding OF
our vast national debt, how 1t will
operate on the necessary refunding
of State and municipal debt. how the
advantages of nation over State and
municipality, or the contrary, may
be avoided. Clearly, he States would
not ratify to their own apparent
disadvantage. I suggest the con-
sideration because the drift OF wealth
into non-taxable securities is hinder
ing the flow of large capital to our
industries. manufacturing, aGricul-
tural and carrying, until we are dis
couraging the very activities which
make our wealth.
Agreeable to your expressed de-
sire and in complete accord with the
purposes of the executive branch OF
the Government, there Is In Wash
ington. as ecu happily know, an in
ternational conference now mos
earnestly at work on plans for the
limitation Of armament, a naval
holiday and the Just settlement OF
problems which might develop into
causes of International disagreement.
It is easy to believe world hope
is centred on this capital city. A
most gratifying world accomplish
ment is not improbable.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-19
o arestare deghizata.

Pc cand d. colonel Lascar Nasi-
lescu Sc intorcca della bal. in trenul
intcralia,. pc Iinia Budapcsta.
Arad, a obscrvat ca este spionat ctl
oarccarc insistcnta de nistc militari
unguri.
La oprirea trenului, la statia de
frontiera dinSpre Romania, d-sa d
fost invitat sa Sc coboarc, pcntru al
Sc face 0 perchezitie. Desi trenul
sc OpreSte. pentru control la aceSt
punct o ora 81 jumatatc. tOtusi
autoritatilc ungurcsti au intarziat
inadins Ell perchezitia, ca, plecand
trenul. d. colonel sa fie ncvoit r;t-
name acolo.
Acest procedeu nefiind legal, d
colonel a obiectat ca MI poate Fl a.
rcstat fra nici un temein. Atunci Il.
la BHdapesta ca d-sa >;l fie "rcti-
nut" cercetat 81 TRIMS la Buda-
pcsta''. Motivul nu lisa adus la
cmostinth.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-19
O. anCheta sumara.

Dupa plecarea trenului. comisa-
rul-Sef. al punctului de frontiera, a
invitat pc d. colonel Nasilesc,l ga
luandu-si toate bagajele sd Sc urce
intro trasura. ce astepta afara. 81
an pornit in sat.
In sat a fost infatisat unci conf
stunt compusa din trei insi - din
tire care unul vorbea perfect roma
Eeste. Acestia an pus diverse intre-
1yari prizonierului'', i-au citit toa
te hartiile 81 scrisorile. pc care le a.
yea asrlpra dsale 81 i-au cercctat a.
manuntit bagajele. Apoii-au decla-
rat ca au ordin sal duca la Bnda-
pesta
Din felul cum an Occurs ccrce-
tarile reiese, ca d. colonel era suS-
pectat de autoritatile ungare. ca fa-
ce spionaj 81 propaganda romana
in tngaria. Desi d-sa a cautat >a
evidenticze netemeinicia acestor BIT
nueli. spunand ca nu site nici ma
car ungureste sau nemteste, c, toa-
te astea fost cxpediat la Budapes-
ia, sub paza. Pentru a nu Sc expu-
he la grave neplaceri, j $ a recoman-
dat de catre seful comisiunei ca sd
MI schimbe nici vorba pc tot la
parcursul drumului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-19
La Budapesta

Dupa calatorie Gle 10 ceasuri.
cu trenul, ajuns la Budapesta.Aci
a fost cOndns, la O caZarma. situata
pc strada Horthy Miclos No. -.
aceasta cazarma functioneaza: 0
scoala de infirmiere, unde invata s;l.
faca pansamente dOanmcle din inal
ia soc. ungara 81 un servicin 81 o
scoala de spionaj 81 contraspionaj.
condusa de ofitcri SUPERIOR um-
guri, imbracati insa civil. Tot aci
este 81 un serviciu complet dc de-
tcctivi.
ID. colonel Lascar Nasilescu a
fOst introdus intro camera. cu eti-
cheta B. la use, 81 sumar mobilata i:
0 masa 81 trei scaune,
In timp de 4 4'ore, cat stat aci, a
fost vizitat 81 interogat de hume.
l'osi agenti, ofiteri 81 detectivi un-
guri in toate limbile.
Dnpa aceasta, la orele 10 ziua. a
fost' adits la colonelul- -sef .Aceasta la
primit c,tsor urbanitate aproape oc.
cidentala. Convingandu-se, prin
interpret - colonefll nh sta fran.
! tuzestt - ca nu Sc gaseste liei c
proba impoti'iva prizoifierului' s.
4 ca sa nu se faca. de ocara. s'a se1izat
\ spnnand ca la n1ijloc a. fost o..
4 neintelegere a. organelor inferioart
la control!
4 A !nstiif1tat prin urmarc pc d
! colonel Vasilcsc,1. Cd este liber sd
| ST urneze dlr1mnl. DIR mai iirtai
h is a cetn1t' sd dea- o declaratie ds
q buna crestere, autpritatilor ,1ngare
in se1sul ca toti Gel, prir' mfna ca
rora a trecut, a,t obsetwat'cu sfintt
.Iiiie prescrirtiilc codstiui dt'ndanier'
Y elegante. D. colonel 2 vasileseuna da'
81 sefnnatlo "declarAtie'' in care {
spus- Cd a fost tratat' - ce4i drep'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-19
NECESCTATEAs.
ECONCJNTIrOE

0 politiaa este buna sa,l reaj
,d,lpa sittlatia financiara. Nh Sc
.poate ca politica generala sa fie
satisfacatoare, daca doinneste
,haosul financiar.
Gel maj umil cetatean site Cd
din caalza razboiulili cheltuelile
statlllui s'au nfarit considerable,
peste prevvderile cele mai pesi.
miste u acunn' sllnteni cheaati sa
fseem fAta, nu nunai cheltdelilof
din .trecut, daf yi ceaor reclamate
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Cum q foSt afeStat ceiOaau|
tdSCd VaSibsctt

Acum catcva zile ziarcle an a.
anntat laconic stirea arestarii pc
teritorinl ungar a domnlllui colonel
Lascar Nasilescu. directorul revis-
tel nationalist Victoria
Vom reda aci toatc peripetiilc a.
,estei arestari, dupa amanuntele pc
carl le detinem char della d. colonel
Vasilcscu.
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TRIMITEM DE BANI
Departmental de Incasari

Ajutam pc acei ce au Gle prlmit
bani della datornici,> della banci 81
della locurile Gle unde an lucrat.
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- GU urbanitate. cd II Il fost brus-
cat Gle Ioc. dar ca a fost totusi are
stat legal, ceiace e destul demnlt.
|. .Apoi s an rcstitHit cheltuelile "a
cute GU acest neasteptat voia.l, la
Budapesta 81 fost pus int liber-
tate.