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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-05-19
SUMMONS
In The Circuit Court of the State OF
Oregon, for the County OF
Malheur


Oregon, for the County OF
Malheur
Hannah NJ. Mitchell,
Plaintiff.
VS..
John W. Beals, Zona Beals, Oscar
o. Mitchell, Dorothy G. Arm
strong, Frank Armstrong,
James j. G. Beals, George
w. Beals, Violet L. Beals
William T. Beals, Frances
Beals, Joseph j. Beals, John
s. Beals, Dora Beals, Margaret
j. Briggs, Charles A. Briggs
Orvllle II. Ferguson, Isis Fer
guson, Evelyn Mollett, Henry
Mollett, Thomas T. Ferguson,
Alice NJ. Gromer, Percy II.
Gromer, Walter b. Beals, Min
ME M. Linehan, Thomas j.
Linehan, Rosa A. Lawson,
Harvey Lawson, Beva l.. Abbott,
Irene Beals, Margaret Beals;
Defendants.
To John w. Beals. Zona Beals,
Oscar o. Mitchell, Dorothy G.. Arm
strong, Frank Armstrong, James j.
G. Beals, George W. Beals, Violet l..
Beals, William 7. Beals, Frances
Beals, Joseph ]. Beals, John s.
Beals, Dora Beals, Margaret ].
Briggs, Charles A. Briggs, Orville
II. Ferguson, Isis Ferguson. Evelyn
Mollett, Henry Molett, Thomas T.
Ferguson, Alice NJ. Gromer, Percy
II. Gromer, Walter B. Beals, Min
ME NJ. Linehan, Thomas ]. Linehan,
Rosa A. Lawson, Harvey Lawson,
hANN
Hannah NJ. MITCHELL Margaret
Beals; and also all persons un-
known having or claiming an In
terest or estate in the property here
matter described;
DEFENDANTS:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the complaint FL
ed against you I'm the above entitled
suit on or before the expiration OF
six weeks from the date OF the
first publication OF this summons,
the same being the last day OF the
time prescribed by order OF the
court directing service OF summons
In this suit to be made upon you
by publication; and II you fail 80
to answer, for want thereof. the
plaintiff Will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded In the said
complaint, to-wlt:
For n decree partitioning among
the owners the lands hereinafter
described. or u partition cannot be
made without great prejudice 20
the owners, then for sale OF said
nramiaa hy n anupf rafaraa aud 4.
division OF the proceeds among the
owners, after paying the costs. ex-
penses and attorneys fees In this
suit. The said lands are situated
In Malheur County, Oregon. and
are described as follows; Lots No.
3, 4. 8, 9, Z, s, OF Block 20 In the
City OF Ontario, Oregon; also tho
NWh OF NWh OF Sec. 32, Twp.
II s. II. a. II. w. NJ.
You are further notified that
this summons Is served upon you
by publication in pursuance OF an
order OF the Hon Il. II. Test, Coun-
~ Judge OF Malheur County, Ore
gon, which order was made and en-
tered In said cause on May 7th,
1921, and directed that this sum
mons be published once each week
for six successive weeks In the "On-
tarlo Argus" Tho date OF the first
OF this summons ls May
12, 1921, and the last publication
is On June 23, 1921.
w. w. WOOD,
Attorney for Plaintiff |
My residence and post office ad- |
dress is at Ontario, Oregon.
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Foundry mare, weight about
/, 100 lbs, branded PL connected.
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WANTED-To purchase side car
for Indian Motorcycle. Inquire at
Argus Office. II.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Mnlhcur County
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
JAMES II. HART, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Ivan 7. Hart, admins
traitor of the estate of James II.
Hart, deceased, to the creditors Of.
and all persons having claim against
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication
of this notice. to the said Ivan p.
Hart at the office OF Brooke and
Gallagher I'm the Wilson Building,
in the City of Ontario, Malheur
County, Oregon, which the under
signed selects as his place OF busi-
ness, in all matters connected with
said estate.
Dated, April 27th, 1921.
IVAN =. HART,
Administrators OF the Estate OF
James II. Hart, deceased.
First Publication, April 2S, 1921.
Last Publication, May 90. 1921.
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Professional Cards

DRS. II. A, MOON & WM. HALE
Chiropractic Physicians
o-Therapeutists
Spine ~ Nerve Specialists
Phone 1853 Ontario, Ore.
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GRIFFITH ELECTRIC SHOP
Agency Laun-Dri-Ette Washing Ma
chine. All kinds OF Electric Wiring.
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FOR sALE-4 room plastered
house. p. o. Box AT.
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FOR SALE-New Buick Roadster
1920 Model. Mrs, T. b. Fiser.
Phone 93-W. IA. u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
WOODBRIDGE

Frederic F. Anness attended the
wedding in Elizabeth on Saturday
night of Miss Mary Myer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randolph
Myer and Richard Henry Appleby,
son of Congressman and Mrs. Frank
Appleby, of Asbury Park.
DR.. and Mrs. b. w. Hoagland
spent the week end with their son
on his farm near Burlington.
Miss Louise Brewster spent the
week end at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Gu~av Blaum vas a New
ark visitor yesterday.
The reception planned for the
new rector of Trinity church will be
Held Tuesday. Oct. is instead of
oct ~. as was planned because of
the death of Rev. l.. II. Vogt's
grandmother. A mistake was made
in the dates of the articles as
printed in Mondays paper. The
members of the parish are invited
to meet Rev e. II. Vogt and his
wife at this time.
The first meeting of the season o.
the Barron Avenue Parent-Teachers
Association will be held on Thurs
day afternoon. October IS. at $3.50
o'clock in the auditorium of the
High School. The president, Mrs.
L. Il. Spencer, is very anxious to see
as many members present as posi-
BILE. AS many of the parents have
not met the new members of the
high school faculty this will give
them an opportunity to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Herr ami fam
lily, of Elkins Park, Pa, spent n
wee ketnd with Mrs. ID. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r. bought and
family. of Allentown, Pa, spent the
week end with Mrs. ID. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and
daughter were cut of town visitors
Saturday.
The No. 1 and No. IL Parent
Teachers Association held their first
meeting for the season last week.
The president Mrs. w. II. Prall. pre-
riding The main topic for the dis
russion was the coming county
rouncil meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association in the Mothers
Congress in MiddleseX county. the
council to be held at No. IL school
Oh Tuesday, October IS. The morn
ing session at 1890 and the after
noon at 2 o'clock. The associations
are each allowed delegates in pro-
portion to the amount paid in to the
state organization In dues, that is
one delegate for every dollar paid.
1t Is the custom. however, for the
hostess association and any local or
CARNATIONS. that is any in the town
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

for the Timmons Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petty and son,
Grandon, have returned from a trip
to Washington, ID. c., and a tour Of
the southern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Reese are the
parents of a baby girl born yester-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bloodgood
and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Greene have re-
turned from a weeks stay at Mag
ara Falls. n. Y.
The majority of the factories in
this city are closed today and many
of the business places will not open
until tomorrow. Services for the
holiday are being held in the syna-
gogue where hundreds of those of
the Jewish faith are congregated.
Lester Stratton has accepted a
position as agent for the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company.
Milton Hammell and William Ed
wards spent yesterday with friends
in New Brunswick.
Mrs. Peter A%pplegate and Miss
Jennie Cole have returned after
spending several days with friends
at Hightstown.
Miss Margaret Baker spent Sum-
day with friends at Newark.
Miss Flora Petty has returned af-
ter spending the weekend with
friends at Parlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Neil, who have
been spending several days at Mag
ara Falls, will also visit Pittsburgh
and Washington.
Mrs. Martin Reilly and daughter
Agnes, together with Mrs. Edward
Travaskes spent Saturday at New
ark.
John Dooliug was among the many
who witnessed the huge Holy Name
parade at Newark Sunday.
Miss Anna Dooling, formerly of
this city and now in training at the
Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn,
is spending several days with rela-
tives or Henry street.
Mrs. C. A. Keisiing spent yester-
day with friends in New Brunswick.
The Jr. o. L. A. NJ. basketball
team will meet in the high school
auditorium Thursday night when
plans for the coming season will be
discussed and practice will be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
Clumsy Burglar Gets $50
In 9 Jamesburg Houses

his wife. $40 was taken. He started
to pull the covers from Mrs. Reid't to
look under the mattress when Mrs.
Reid was aroused and on seeing the
Intruder she screamed and asked
the man what he wanted. That
caused him to back toward the door.
This awakened Reid and he admon-
ished his wife for talking in her
sleep. The man leisurely made his
way downstairs ana outdoors.
At the home of Howard Jemison,
on Stevens street, personal injury
nearly overlook Chester. Mrs. Jemi-
son became aroused by a noise and
h woke her husband who saw the
man walking toward the stairway.
Selling a chair Jemison hurled it at
the fleeing man and smashed IL to
bits in it's flight after Chester.
Another exciting experience was
had by Chester at the home of Frank
Jennings, Jr. Mrs. Jennings saw the
man at work in her bedroom and
called to her son and when he saw
the household being aroused stepped
from a window to a shed and down
to the yard.
Mrs. Allie Stillwell also was visit
ed b. Chester and a small loot taken.
At the home of DIR. II. u. Zandt a
falling screen aroused the household
and frightened him away. At the
home of Charles Ray. Joseph Pen
son, John Hampton, Robert Yetman
the man was frightened by the men,
bers of the household becoming
aroused by his clumsy antics.
Detective Fitzpatrick, the finger
print expert OF the county detective
force, has beer at Jamesburg several
days making prints and will COM
pare them with the records at the
State Home for Boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

JAMESBURG, Oct. 12:-Borough
Marshal Fillhower, following an in
vestigation. has found the identity of
the bold, bad burglar hat went the
rounds of the homes of the towns
citizens over the weekend and has
got in touch with the Camden police
department and expects to land the
suspect behind the bars within the
neA. twenty-four hours.
In all nine homes were entered
and much comG;y was injected into
the visits to the homes entered and
the total sum taken is estimated at
about $50 from the trousers pockets
of Robert Reid of Hooker street. So
bold and daring was the work of the
alleged burglars that Prosecutor
Stricken, of Middlesex county, has
put his entire staff on the case,
finger prints made but up to this
time no arrests have been made
though the identity of the man is
known.
Marshal Fillhower declared yes
terday that the man who caused all
the terror was a mere youth, aged
sixteen. who made his escape from
the State Home for Boys. His name
was Earl Chester and his home is at
POS Cherry street, Camden. He made
his getaway from the home Satur-
day morning and Immediately COM
menced operations.
Reports received by Marshal Fill
hover show hat the llost exciting
times of all enjoyed by the burglar
and most profitable was at the home
of Robert Reid. Entrance was made
through a window. The downstairs
was ransacked and hence upstairs.
The pockets of Earl Reid were emp
tied. Turning on the light in the
room occupied by Robert Reid and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
SOUTH AMROY

The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen scheduled for
last night was postponed until the
next regular meeting night.
Miss Alice Duggan, formerly OF
this city and now in training at st.
Peters Hospital in New Brunswick,
spent yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mullane.
The traffic post at the corner OF
Main street and Broadway has been
removed. Many motorists taking adj
vantage of this drive their cars much
to the left of the crossing, which
makes it rather dangerous to motor
ists coming east on the Pennsylvania
road. The crossing is in a bad con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macholl have
moved from First street to Church
street in the Straub building, for
merly occupied by Mrs. James
Chasey.
Robert st. John was given a party
at his home in George street recent
ly. The evening vas pleasantly pass
ed in playing games n dancing,
and refreshments were served at a
late hour. Those present were the
Misses Anna Thompson, Elizabeth
O'Neill. Catherine Keenan,. Mary
Kierst, Theresa Kilcomins, Anna
Guerin. Mac Dunn, Vincent Dooling.
Catharine Dunn, Henrietta Paige,
Carren Handle, Alice Stanton, Cath
arine Kurty: Messrs. Frank Barrow
lax, Michael Sherry. Bob st. John,
John Walcyak. Joseph Franch,
Adam Rea, Joseph Creed, Alexius
Brown, Fred Kurtz, Scott Stanton,
Joseph Triggs, Steve Trenoic, Joseph
Gerethey, William Sperr, John Dale,
James Duggan. Bill Crime and Bill
Kilcomins.
Israel Mount, Edward Steuber and
David Dill motored to New Bruins
wick yesterday.
Edward Moran and A. Lyons are
now busily engaged in painting roofs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12

ship or city, to have as many pres
ent as possible. Mrs. Prall is chair
man of the hostess committee and a
luncheon will be served at noon for
a nominal fee. Any one wishing to
attend the luncheon will kindly no
tify Mrs. Prall by Saturday and not
later than Monday morning. Mrs.
William +. Little of Railway, corre-
spending secretary of the State
Congress is to be n of the speak
ers. 1t is hoped that the state pres
ident, Mrs. ID. w. Cooper, will also
be present. Mrs. C. w. Crouch of
New Brunswick. is the county chair
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
G. SPRACUE

Authorized agents for X. q. Weld.
ing and Cutting Equipment. Ac sty-
lene and all welding supplie-. 342
High street. Phone 1888 P nth
Amboy. N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
MISS T DEATS

Electrical Scalp and Face Massage
Derma Plasta and Boncilla Massage
Office hours Mon. We'd. Fri. 1-6 r. M.
Tues. Thurs. Sat. LIS 2. NJ.
Board of Trade Bldg, Room 214
Phons 1914 Perth Amboy. N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
LOUIS DUBOIS T

235 RECTOR STREET
Tel. 21s-R Perth Amboy. n. j.
NOTARY PUBLIC
A. plications for Soldier Bonus, Civil
War. Spanish-A merican Veteran and Wild
ow's Pensions a speciality.
Opep Every Evening from : to 8 r. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-12
MARINELLO VANITY SHOP

MARINELLO VANITY SHOP
All conditions of skin and scalp
treated by registered cosmeticians.
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday.
8 A. MI p. NJ.
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
8 A. M z. M.
Appointments for men, Wednesday
Evening Only.
1867 Smith st. Telephone 1875
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BARBAT INTELLIGENT de 8.

ami, vorbesc limba romano, ger
mana, maghiara, Sarba 81 putin
englczeste, caut pozitie la 0
Banca sau la agentie de emigra-
re. Adresa:
CHIRIL NICOLI
854 Belden Ave. Chicago, III.
Telephone: Lincoln 9413.
(190-92).
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rintele obstesti cuprinse in zisul
memorandum.
loan Bratianu in cuvintarea lui
asupra ac4 adrese, spune ca
ar trebiu Ecbata comisia en-
ropeana, Gu tot respectful ce ii da-
torim, asupra Garcia start a intre-
barilor din launtre doreste ca ca
moi sd he manifestam parerile Sa
asem in vidcre pricipatele intru-
mite sub un cap ereditar 81 strain.
bucurlndu-se de toata neatirnarea
as'gurata noua prin capitulatiiIc
noastre 81 Gu un guvern reprezen-
taflv; sau pc aceasa tara in parte,
GU drepturile sale violate. Gu ra-
glmul yoeyozilor 81 GU nimica 81
gnr pentru a doua zi'
Cum am putea moi revHui legile
81 statutele in fiinta inainte de a
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(Urmarsy

\UrmAro)
dc la primirea sau resplngerea
acestei cereri, atlrna III tOtul vii
toarea organizare interna. care i'll
cazul cand unirea ar ii fost pri-
mita, trebuia sd fie aitfel mtoc-
mita. de cat atunci cand ambele
tari ramaneau despartite, 81 anu
ine. in acel caz. organizarea in
ter!,a a tarilor unite trebuia sa SO
fac1 prin adunare comuna a
'ambelor principate.
.tea omisia europeana primind me-
mo;iul divanului, prin 0 adrcsa
din l6 Nocmvrie, pune oare-cum
intro amenintatoare intarziere pc
.diyan. crrindu-i sa bine- voiascii
al declara daca staruieste in no.
tarirpa lni. 81 daca crede ca si-au
.6ndeplinit mandatul, aratand do
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Gherasie. in genunchi, rezemat
canta: 'Marirc Tie Doamne. Ma
rire Tie, i'll timp cc strigatc de
desnadeJdc 81 nechezaturi de cal,
umplu vazduhul.
In fuga ncbuna. soscsc ajutoa
re, so!datii dusmani alarmati,.
In fata lie icse preotul. GU parul
vilvoi, GU bratele intinsc, cu
riset de nebun... Tn pariit de
arme 81 corpul lui Sc prabusestc,
Stropnd Gu singe, crucea imba-
trinita. Nicolae Cibin.
'Ras;iritulD.
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nea 81 refcritor la situatia popoa-
relOr succcsoare, pc care au 0
ura neimpacata.
Biuroul de presa din Budapesta
inca este in plina activitatc 81 ali
menteaza char 81 ziarclc ma
ghiare de la moi Gu serie de stir,
tendentioase.
Bluroul de presa, pc care-l in
fiintcaza Ungurii la Paris Gu in
tentla de-a raspIndi prin toatc
ziarclc mai de seama din lume
stiri in favoarea Ungurilor, este
pus la Gale de ligilc ircdentiste.
Gu centrul la Budapesta pentru
apararea integritatii Tngariei.
Aceste ligi, uesi au fost decla-
rate dcsfiintate de catre guvernul
maghiar. ISL continua activitatea
sub forma de institute culturale,
ca 81 trupclc teroristc. carl au fost
mcadrate in armata regulata, ca
sa-Si poata continua activitatca.
Biurourile de presa maghiarc.
dupA cum Sc cOnstata din strife.
pc earl le dau, sunt propriu zis
birouri dc propaganda subversiva
pentru relntregirca Ungarici nj
zuind prin aceasta sd provoace
nemultumiri in tarilc vecine
Prin astfcl de- ncmultumiri I'm
gurii spera sd reusasca sa pro-
voace in aceste tari revolutii. carl
ar contribui la reinfiintarea Tn
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S|ujitoruI aItaru|ui

Tirziu. cu pasi sovaitori, girbo-
vitul prcot. Sc strccura afara
lulnd cdrarea satului. In Ochii
dust in fundul capului, stralucea
ura fara margini. nebanuita de
nimeni, impotriva paganilor. carl
bat jocori>era pc Dumnczcul pa,
rintilor lor
Gu pasi hotariti, intra i'll 10.
|cuinta comandantului trupclo.
dusmanc din sat. Trupul lui cir
bovit Sc indreptasc 81 parea jude
cator temut. cerind razbunare
pentru infricosetoarea fapta.
'Mi-ati rapit tot. m att uni
lit, m att jefuit 81 batut. Acestea
vi-le-am putut icrta; dar Sd jcfuiti
sfinta biserica, pagani fard suflct
nu aveti dreptul!
Sa dee Dumnezeu ca suflctele
voastre sd ramana mai goale decat
tot ce gol pc lume: de inimile
voastre >purcate. sa alba iadlti
parte. Trasnctcle sd va arda 81
stlrvurile voastrc sd putrezcasca
mancate de fiarcle padurii'
81 blastamurilc sfintului preOt
suna infricosctOr 81 parea ca tot
DIM fata lul. Sc topestc sub groaz-
nicelc cuvinte.
In brInci fOst asvirlit pc
scarf, infruntat 81 lovit. Oar scu-
landu-se din tarima. unde fusesc
aruncat. cu pumnii amenintatori
sc indrcapta batrinul.
De atunci ri 81 noaptc sta de
strlja, inaintca usei bisericutci
de lemn. vroind so apcre Gu cor
pul lui de acuma inainte.
Oar suferintele II 'au incetat
aici; pc sus a fost ridicat 81 az
WRIT afara. 81 sfantul locas
schimbat in grajd de cai...
De aci zbuciumul batrinului
prcot. lngrozitoarea atjocura ii
sfasia ini,na. ii intuneca mintea
Era tirziu noaptea. O noapte d.
% InfiOratoare intunecime.
"a umbra el Sc strecoara in
noapte afara umbra ce alearga
IN desnadejde, sprc virful dealu-
lnl. unde sta singuratcca biseri.
cuta. Ga gonit Gle vedcnii. sarc
gardul de lemn. cc mai putrczise
81 apropilndu-se de use. incuic
vcriga - din afara.
Gu miscari de ncbun. indcasi
sub acoperisul de sindila. pae ST
fin. luat din o capita din curtc
Q scaparatura. un fun gros 81
flacari mari Inccp sd Sc ridicc.
LA lumina focului. ce ardca e.,
| nHpraZnicp trOSnituri nrnot n
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Din Romania, sub Nemti.

De trei zilc parintelc Ghcrasic
II Il dat geana pcstc gcana. Ca
scuturat de friguri. ISL plimba
trupul lui Slab 81 osos. Gu pasi
marunti prin camera i'll care
inHintca icoanci Sfintului HE.
arde III palpairi din ce in ce mai
,labe, candela.
Gu mantle uscatc Isl rasfira
barba alba ca neaua 81 printrc
dlnti scoate murmure durcroase
care in tacerca adinca noptii. in
sil guratatea eel inconjoara. par
tirguiri de mormant.
Asia nu Sc poatc. Cum nu-i
tt; zneSte >fintu' Doamnc. Dunn
nc.eulc mare. chiama-ma la Tine.
sd nu mai sufar cu pacatosul. bat
jo ura auu,a casei Tale, de catra
pagani''.
De trcizcci de ami parintcle
Ghcra>le. pastorea in cparchia lul
din Stirbcsti. Trcizcci de ami de
mlnca fara prihana. propove-
du:nd invatdturile Domnului. stau
III fata lui acum. 81 rind pc rind
Il Tenca IN minte toate nenOrOci-
rilc. intimp!ate de la vreme in.
cOace.
Cand la fost satul ocupat de
ca,ra dusmanii tarii. el ramas
III fruntea poporenilor 81 in sluj-
ba |ui de duhpvnic. ii invata sa nu
piarda nadcjdea in Dumnezeu.
caci ciasul mantuirii. va sosi.
Suferise umiliri. fuscsc jcfuit.
sco> din casa. ba 81 batut. Toate
astea le indurase parinte!c Che
ras.e. Gu durere 81 propoveduia
ma nte cuvlntul Domnului. Oar ca
sa sic nccinstita biserica. asia II D
pu;ea icrta el
lntr o dimineata. ducandu-se la
biserica, dupa obiceiu. sa slI-
la>ea. ga>it usa sparta 81 Sim
tul altar pradat.
Sal sparga biscrica =. Biscri-
ca ramasa din mosi stramosi. in
care neam de neamul lui slujise.
aducand laudc Domnului,e...
Ia izbit 5 a prahusit corpu' slab
al batrinului preot. pcstc Sinful
prlstol. rama> gol acum.
l4acr!mile curyeau siroi. mum
dandu-i barba de argint. Tngcnlln-
ch'nd. lnccpu Sa Sc roage ficrbinte
catrc Gel de sus. sal ierte. ca n a
pntut II vrednic sal pazeasc;i
Sfantul Altar. Multi timp ra-
mas asa IN lnfiOratoarea singura
tate.
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cunoaste statul pcntru care accstc
legi 81 statute ar ii dcstinatc'!
Dusmanii unirci insa nu lipsiau
a atribui un atare refuz unui spi-
rit de nesupunere contra puterilor
yarante, proiectelOr dusnlaneSti
pc care Romanii le coceau in
taina in potriva sigurantei state
!Or vecine 81 ordinei publice din
Europa. Era usor de rcspins atare
"alomnii; caci soarta Romanilor
find in mana puterilor europene,
ar fl fost nebunie de a prOvOea
nemultamirea lor; dar mai puter-
Mica de cat char atare teama era
'ogica imprejnrarilor, care nu7pu-
tea invoi pipairea chestiunilor in
terne, fara prejudeca prin a.
ceasta illsusi marele 81 covirsito-
rul interes al unirei.
Era Insa alta temere mai mare
de eat toate. care retinea pc di.
vanul Muntcniei de la cercetarea
lmprejurarilor launtrice, anume
acea desbinarci de pareri. a
ciocnirei de interese, in locul ar
moniei ce prezidase La rostirea
dorinteiOr asupra pozifiei exte.
rioare de dat statului roman vii
tor. Sc temeau menbrii ca entu-
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eurOpeana lea act de atare dccla-
ratie prin adresa din 4 16 De-
cemvrie, 81 divanul muntcnesc sc
proroaga dupa aceea pc un timp
nedcterminat.
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ccpe ca 81 acel din Muntcnia, prin
formularea dorintelor celor. fun
damentale, care este identica Gu
acea din tara sora. Votarea aces
tor puncte ihtalneSte insa dol po-
trivnici in sinul adunarei Nistor
Hermeziu episcopal de Roman 81
boierul Alecu Balls proprietar,
cum spunea el Gu fala, a $4,000 d.,
falci de pamant, care 81 inmanaza
presedintelui O protestare scrisl
in contra ideei unirei. motivata
numai in chip Gu totul abstract
ca 'asemenea fuzie nu ar produ-
ce de cat elemente de discordie,
lupte, vrajmasie 81 neprevazute
amenintatoare interventii de a
pururea vatamatoare', ada0gan.
du-se catra aceste 81 observarea
ca atat textul tratatului de Paris
cat 81 firmanul de convOcare ar
cere intrunirea divanului numai
in privirea reorganmarei l,rinci-
patului, argument precpM apl va