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Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Greenfield Bids 100000
For Presbyterian School

Greenfield, Mo.-Offers of sites and
bonus proposals for the location of
the proposed Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Theological Seminary from six
cities and one individual were heard
Monday by the General Assembly.
The offers were: Bowling Green,
KY, anything the institution might
require; from Memphis, "anything
within reason" Chattanooga, Tenn,
a fifty-acre tract and $4,000; Jack
son, Tenn, forty-acre tract and $780,
900; Greenfield, Mo-, choice of 100
or 140 acre tracts and 100000; Nc
Kenzie, Tenn, choice, twenty forty
or seventy acre tract and $62, 300; ].
E. Ebberts, Warrensburg, Mo-, 300
acres.
The offer of 500 acres made by Mr..
Ebberts was characterized by dele
gates as the most generous individual
offer in the history of the Cumberland
church.
Delegates representing Greenfield
said they were authorized to announce
that in addition to their bonus offer of
100000, a viii would be made, as
soon as a Missouri site was chosen for
the school, by which an additional
100000 would be given it.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Schools To Go
Under New System

BY a general law enacted at the
recent legislature, our present form
of school government changes at
July's session of our quarterly County
Court. At this session, said law re-
quires the Court to select county
Board of seven members who, in con-
junction with the County Superintend-
ent, will have charge of the schools in
the county In this new form of gov
eminent, as well as in the old, Smith
County is exceedingly fortunate IN
having E. L. Huffines as Superinten-
dent. In Mr.. Huffines we have con-
slant and tireless worker in behalf of
the schools of the county; he is deep
ly interested in the welfare of the
children; he is ever alert and active
in the improvement of educational
advantages; he is well acquainted
with school conditions and knows
what needs to be done; he is COM
petent, reliable and thoroughly trust
worthy Of the high and important
position he holds, and our Honorable
County Court is TO be congratulated
on their election of E. L. Hutfines as
County Superintendent. With the
same care and good Judgment in Sc.
lecting the board at the. July term and
the added advantages coming Of The
new form of control, it is predicted
that Smith will soon take high rank
among the leading school counties OF
the state, a station she should have
and richly deserves.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Popular Couple Married

A marriage about which centers
the sincere interest of many friends
and large circle of relatives, is that
of Miss Harriet Farmer, daughter if
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Krowe of Cham
berlain, Tenn. and Mr.. Sam Smith of
Brush Creek, which was beautifully
solemnized on the 18th of last month
at Kingston, Rev. Norton officiating in
his usual happy way. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left Immediately after their
wedding for the home of the groom
at Brush Creek, and are now at home
to their friends. The bride is an
accomplished lady, possessing the
beauty and charm that has endeared
her to all with whom she has come
in contact. Until her marriage she
was the efficient bookkeeper for the
Roane Iron Co., a trust which she
held for long time, the relinquish-
ment which was the occasion of much
regret by every one connected with
this great corporation. Being unus-
ually gifted by nature and training
and using these gifts for the accom-
plishment of high and enobling pur-
poses, society at this place welcomes
Mrs. Smith and wishes for her that
she may live long to bles sour town.
did character and business ability and
until recently was with the grocery
firm of Hall & Hall at this place. Mr.
Smith has a wide circle of friends
who wish for him all that life can
hold for good and that he may live
long among US with his splendid bride.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Invitation To B. 7.
P. u. Convention

Nashville-Baptist Young people
of this city are inviting the Baptist
Young Peoples Unions of Tennessee
to come in a body to the annual state
B. Y. P. u. Convention that will be
held here June Is to IL, and informa-
ticn received here is to be the effect
that some of the closer Unions are
accepting the invitation literally
while the more distant organizations
will send larg delegations.
Free entertainment has ben pro-
vided for the visitors, and the pro-
gram that has been arranged takes
care of the social as well as the spirit
ual interests of the young people.
There will be a reception to all Wis
itors, following the opening service
on Wednesday night, Thursday after
noon there will be an auto ride to
the Baptist Orphanage with picnic
supper on the grounds of that lnstl-
tuition, and Friday morning there will
be a sunrise prayer meeting on Cap
itol Hill. Special music at the var
ious services will be contributed by
the Fiske Jubilee Quartet and B. Y. P.
u. Orchestra of Nashville.
Some of the leading speakers and
B. Y. P. u. experts of the South have
been provided for both the Junior
and Senior sections of the Convention.
The Juniors and Seniors will hold
separate meetings during the day and
come together for joint inspirational
service at night.
"Consecration" is the keynote of the
convention and consideration will be
given to the conservation of money,
talent, time and self.
:. Special rates have been granted by
the railroads and an attendance of
1900 is anticipated.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
DR.. T. w. Fields
Will Remain Here

DIR. E. L. Bishop, state director of
the Bureau of Rural Sanitation came
to Carthage a few days ago and after
looking over the situation decided DIR.
Fields had best remain in Smith
County until the latter part of June
to finish the typhoid incubation and
spend some time each week in differ
ent parts of the county inducing pa
tients with trachoma to come to the
hospital at Carthage for treatment.
Inasmuch as TYPHOID is reported to
be breaking out in various sections
of the county this should be good
news to the people. Numbers of lives
have been lost and much money spent
on account of typhoid epidemic in
Smith County .l4N
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Waterfowl COOPERATIVE
Creamery Opens

The WATERFOWL Cooperative
Creamery began receiving cream on
Wednesday, June list, and made over
600 pounds of high grade butter from
the first days receipts.
This is one of the most modern
creameries in the country and the
butter will find ready markets In the
best hotelsand restaurants in the
United States, and it is expected that
it will bring fancy prices.
The first pound of butter taken
from the churn on Thursday, June 2,
was decorated and sold at public auc-
ton Saturday evening, June 18th, the
proceeds to go to the creamery for
prizes on Saturday, June 18th, and
was bought by r. L. Old for $12.75,
and then donated to the creamery to
be resold and sold the second time
to G. C. Young for $500, after which
he donated it back to be resold and
it was bought the last time by r. L.
Old, and it will be kept on exhibition
at the creamery.
1t is not expected that all the butter
will bring such fancy prices, but it
shows the public spirit manifested in
this public enterprise.
The Formal Public Opening will be
on Saturday, June 18th, and prizes
will be given by the business men
of WATERFOWL, and Special Bargains
will be offered by the merchants in all
lines. You are especially invited to
come, and enjoy the day in Water
town. There will be music, speaking,
Prizes, Ball games and special bar
gains.
Please read the page advertise
ment in this issue for particulars.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
JUNE oath TO 28TH

The program of the Southern Chau-
tauqua Service will be given in Car
thage for five. nights, beginning on
the night of June oath and continuing
through the night of June 2sth.
The programs win consist of COM
edies, music, lectures and other en-
tertainments of the highest order.
Each afternoon an expert child play
leader will haYe charge of the chill
dren in training them for the big
pageant that will be given, on the last
night of the chautauqua.
The prices of the season tickets are
Adults, $500; children, $1.00, Other
announcements concerning the chau-
tauqua will be made later.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Lumber Firm Opens
Branch At Hickman

The r. A. Mann Lumber Co. has
recently established branch house
at Hickman and are now prepared
to furnish those desiring to build all
the material needed for such purposes,
such as rough and dressed lumber,
brick, lime, cement, etc.
The Mann Lumber Co. owns large
tracts of timber and mills in the
mountains of East Tennessee and it is
from these mills that the materials
carried by the Hickman house come.
The business of this lumber COM
pany at Hickman is in charge of Her
man Wyatt, an experienced lumber
man.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
School Teachers

A tentive list of teachers for the
county schools for the year 192f-'22
will be made soon, perhaps next week.
School directors desiring certain
teachers will confer a favor on the
county superintendent by writing him
a letter and tell him whom they want.
Teachers will aid us by being
prompt in making applications. All
worthy home teachers will be con-
sidered. Several hundred have APP
piled from all over the state, and from
several other states.
Yours very truly,
E. L. HUFFINES.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Marriage Licenses

H. E. Orange to Aubrey Christian
Roy Preston to Laura Harville.
billiard Jones to Ruby Oakley
G. A. Oldham to Lois Williams.
Walter Scott to Melton Silcox.
Herman Dickens to Hettie Bennett
Howard Blair to Willie Mai Thomp-
son.
James Foutch to Willie Moore.
J. P. House to Kate Beasley
A. B. Thackston to Mrs. Maggie
Gibbs.
Willie Carter to Ethel West.
Eldron Dickens to Grady King.
Charlie Driver to Ethel Fits.
Frank Smith to Nettie Hollis.
Charlie Haley to Mile Hackett.
Luther Allen to Lydia Lynch.
Sam Shoulders to Hessie Coontz.
Willie Duke to Gertie Martin
l. G. Bennett to Carrie Evans
Johnnie Watts to Irene Agee.
Robert Newbell to Ellie Parrish.
j. c. Young to Gerthia Campbell.
Lee Cooper to Lucinda Corner.
Herlin Dillehay to Eva Taylor.
Clarence Ford to EVE Walden.
Cordell Ray to Electa Pearl HUFF
fines.
Bob Thomas to Esther Knight.
Albert III. Williams to Mary Sadler
Forkum.
T. J. Swift to Daisy Mathews.
Robert A. Trawick to Mrs. Joseph
inc Russell.
I. A. Holiday to Flossie Burton.
Clarence Wallace to Lucy Dickens.
Reginald Dickens to Mary McDon-
aid
S. j. Patterson to Mettie Moore.
Harvey Fields to Callie Chaffin.
Henry Jones to Beulah Kemp.
Harry Whitefeld to Cora Williams.
Charlie Carver to Oracle Kemp
Ben Drake to Willie Mai Rose.
B. w. Payne to Bessie Beasley.
Charlie West to Irene Murphy.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Colonial Theatre Program

Tonight, Thursday, VIVIAN MAR
TIN in 1.-THE Sunset Trail" Satur-
day night, June. 18th, WILLIAM S.
HART in his big Western feature,
Selfish Yates. -
The Colonial will be. closed next
week on account of the meeting at
the Baptist Church.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Carthage VS.. HartsviIle

Manager Fite Read will journey to-
Huntsville tomorrow with his base
ball team. This will be the first game
played by the Carthage team Every
body go and help win.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
NOTICE

will give\ the preventive typhoid
incubation in my office from / to 5
p. m. on the saturday Evenings of
June 18th, 18th and 25Eh
IT. w. FIELDS,
Field Director, Bureau Rural Santa
tion. 6-9-2t.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Sweet Potato Slips

have a large supply of cold-bed-
ded Southern Queen sweet potato
slips for sale at 125zcsper hundred.
PERRY .BAUGH,
6-2-tf. -. Carthage, Tenn.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
S. NJ. ,McMurray Engineering CO.

6O2, 4th Dist National Bank Bldg.
Nashville, Tenn, Town maps made
and streets located. Street and side
walk grades set. Plans and estimates
prepared for lighting plants. Sewer
systems, -waterworks, etc. All kinds
of engineering and drafting work,
Stores and factory buildings 6-2-4t
ch.4.ro,. Haro Tu,o<Sff,, 70 0e4h
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Rheumatism Victims

Try R. p. r. 80 days free. $500
for go days treatneut at the Car
thage Drug CO., Carthage, Tenn. Can
be sent by mail Anywhere. #.
Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-09
Civil Service Exam
nations For Postmaster

Government Clerk, Railway men
or women, 1S tol65. For free par
ticular, write RAYMOND TERRY
(former Civil Service Examiner) Con-
tinental Bldg, Washington, d. c..
6-2-2t
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chatauqua Here Junee2h to 18th.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

Are apOi cuvinte elogioase pentru
Frantascare site sa ne considere asa
cum trebuie.
Franta care a transplantat prin4
cipiile sublime de 'Libertate, Ega-
litate 81 Fraternitate, Franta care
ne trimite lamina 81 increderea in
.viitor, Franta care fost in apro.
pierea noastra in rasboiul ce ne-a
desvaluit superioritatea 81 ne-a IA.
cut sa pasim hotariti pc calea as.
piratiunilor inalte ale gintei latine.
Ministrul Frantei, dl Dechenner
raspunde la rindul sau prin fru.
moase cuvinte de multumire ara
tand 1egaturile indestructibile din
ire tarile s,,rori, Franta 81 Roma
MIA.
I'm nrma ministrul Frantei des-
cerne in persoaiia decoratinnile.
Au fost decorate urmatorii d-ni
profesori: Calugareanu, Marin Ste
fanesch, Oprescu, DR.. Hateganu.
Sextil Puscariu 81 V. Dimitriu,
rectorul universiattii. Di professor
Sextil Puscari,l a multumit minis
trului Frantei in numele tuturof
celor decorate.
Solemnitatea a luat sfirsit la ora
6 p. m. (Vointa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

SAKBAT0K1REA DECO ORARE4 PFO4ESO.
HI[Ok UNIVEHSTTAHI
DIN CLUJ
Solennitates din ana UnvasitSte Cuvfntarile d. De
chernner, ministrul Ffxntei, deseerns in persoana
dec6fatiunie.

Mercllri la ora 5 p. M, avit1
lee in aula universitatii solemnita.
tea decorarei, unui nou nnmar dc
profesori universitari din localita-
te GU "Legiunea de Onoare Fran
ecza.''
Tot ce are Clujul, mai select a
tinnt 81 ia parte la aceasta deose-
bita sarbafoare.
La ora 5 81 cateva minute dl.
Dechcrnner, ministrul Frantei, a
s6sit la Universitate condns de con-
sulul din localitate 81 prefectul re
gibnal al politiei dl Mircea PLAT.
LA intrarea i'm aula mlzica mi
litara intoneaza imnM francez.
Toata lumea este in picioare.
Dl Y. Dimitriu, rectorul Univer-
sitdtii, deschide solemnitatea. prin-
tr'o fnsufletita clivintare, aratand
taria legaturei care uneste sufletul
francez de eel r0minesc. Marturi.
sirile repetate-de afectiune pc care
iii lie trimete Franta ne umple de
satisfactii 81 de incredere i'm viitor.
u Sc adreseaza apoi in limba fran
eeza ministrului Frantei, multu-
mindful pentru onoarea ce ne face
de veni in persoana sa decoreze
pc profesorii Universitatei noastre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18

lierelor.
Dl dr.. Lupu, facand dovada, ca
averea Statului sc vinde in mod
clandestin, cerut sd Sc institute
POSTURE de paza in curtea atelierc-
lor, spre a irnpiedecs macar pc vii
tor acest traffic necinstit, care a.
.duce pagube considerable C. F. r
DE altfel interpelatorul a reu:it
sd arate Camerei seryindu-se de
date precise, Cd atelierele Grivits
in loc sa lucreze reparatiuni pentru
G. +. r. executa comenzi de mo.
bila pentru -Ministere 81 persoant
particulare, desi nu acesta putea Fl
scopul concesienarii, mai ales ir
conditiuni att de oneroase pentru
Stat.
Dl DIR. Lupu STA terminal inter
pelarea cerand rezilierea imediati
a acestui contract de concesiune
aratand, ca nu trebue tolerat, ca
averea Statului sa fie o NINA dt
rusinoasa exploatare pc seama ban
delor de excroci indigem sau inter
nationali.
D-sa atrage atentia Camerei, c;
guvernul a refuzat Sd nationalizez'
atelierele in folosul lucratOfilor ro
mani.
Interpelarii dlui dr. Lupu a in
!ganat ln raspuns, care q produ
ilaritate in Camera, dl. gen. Va
leanu, ministrul cmeunicatiilor, N
putand sd inlature nici una din do
vezile produse de interpelator.
lPatria)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-18
CONCESIONAREA ATELERELoRC. F.R
terpelarea dlu dr. atelerelor "ri
vita catorva fos functionari superiori della B.
Statul este spoliat

Dl. dr.. N. Lnpu desvoltat la
Camera noua interpelare in le-
gatura Gu concesionarea atelierelor
G. F. r. Grivita, reusind Sd faca
tlovada complecta vinovatiei dlui
lninistrn al COMMUNICATION. i
In scopul de putea stringe da-
tc cat mai precise asupra activi-
tatii acestor ateliere-cari au fost
hpncesionate pc suma ,ridicola de !
million unui consortiu de specu-
lanti... nationali interpelatorul
j patruns in aceste ateliere in tim
pull lucrumi reusind sd prinda fl
aul sistemului de spoliare a averei
Statnlli sub larga patronare a mi
nistrului RESPECTIVE.
D-sa a arafat Camerei care a fost
combmatia accstei stralucite "afa-
ccri' ptsa la Gale de cativa fosti
functionari SUPERIOR la e. F. R.
Este vorba de d-nii Costescu, fost
director general G. F. r., Stanules-
Gu, sub-director general, 81 altii
dintre cari-o parte = All denri-
$ionat d,lpace au obtinut autoriza.
tia concesionarii della Consiliul de
lpinistri.
Interpelatorul face dovada cu
ins.lsi contractul, &c enorme avan
tagii au fest acordate conccsienari
lor de catre Stat.
De abba intrat in posesirnea ate
lierelor, consortiul a desvoltat 0 ac
tivitate surprinzatoare pentru in
streinarea materialurilor 81 diferi
thor piese aflate in depozitele ate
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mel, favorizeaza pc latifundiari
lin dauna tarallimii..

iAA1's W. i"SuMt PV iNluuiUlui
lin dauna taraniinii..
$50
I'm alt amendment al opozitie
liiationale, prevazind cxproprieres
ipe pfoprietar, lar nu pc proprie
rate, a fost de asemenea respins
I'm acest sens, expropriefea in.
scrisa in art. 4 al leeei Garoflid
constitute nh ritlmhi un act ne
drept, dar va avea un rez,lltat cu
'totlll altul decat eel urmarit
principal III marea reforma.
Astfel aplicandu-se exproprie.
,rea pc proprietate lar 1iu pc pro
prietar, mari latifundiari carl al
cate Is proprietati disparate is
vor p,ltea .pastra din fiecare mo.
sic minimumul prevazut in lege.
Reprezentantil opozitiei natio.
male, dl Capataneanu a propus 81
lisa respins urmatorul amenda.
mpnt:
'Exproprierea privestc pc pro-
tprietarii carl all in total cultiva.
bile, de la 100 kectare in sus, orr
care ar fl capacitatea juridic;i
sau caracterul imobilului expro-
ipriat. Sc excepteaza cazurile pre-
vazllte la art. % cap. 23'
De sigiir ca repYzentantul au.
torizat al oligarhiei liberale d
deputat Sasu. a dat un concur,
pretios guvernului combatind fa.
tarnic amendamcntul ca. !. ne.
constitutional.
La discutia art. ) care prevede
modul de expropriere a mosiilol
in indivizilne, opozitia = deter.
minata de sentimental ca expro
prierea sd Sc faca in masura cea
mai larga. ca pamantul cat ma
mutt sa treaca de la inceput in
taranilor a comba
tut - prezentind un amendameni
prevederile proectului, care
inscrie exproprierea acestor mo-
sii, socotindu-se ca find devizate
tOcmai pentru a Sc putea ocoi
principiul cuantllmului minim a
terenului ce ramane proprietari
lOr.
+ atat de 1nvederata dorints
gllvernuluisi partidului libera
de favoriza la orice prilcj pt
latifundiari, fncat = ca principil
81 rationamentat de create .
este 0 permanenta contradict,
de la un articol la altul.
/ Astfel 0ligarhia nu admite ex
proprierea pc proprietar. lar ii
ce priveste exproprierea mosiiloi
in indiviziune Sc sprijina tocma
pc principiul exproprierei pc pro
prietar. considerindu-le divizat,
fntre coproprietarii lor.
Este 0 contradictie evident;
lipsita dovada al tentativei oil
garhiei de Al excamota principiu
maref reforme.
Adevaratii sustinatori al inte
reselor taranesti isi fac pc deplil
datoria, find cofidusi numai d
spiritul de adevarata justitie Cd
ire cea mai oropsita clasa - d
pana acun societatei roma
nesti.
Toate eforturile opozitiei ma
tionaie, isrsa, Sc lovesc de obsta
collll de neinvins al inversunare
traditionale oligarhiei, cc-s
vede alnenintate interesele eli ne
! drepte 81 anachroaIice.
Tara intreaga trebue sd CT
noasca pc toti aceia, carl iincearc
ell arme necinstite sd impiedi
infaptaifeA acestei opere de drel
tate sociala. Aceytia sunt repr,
sentantii oligarhiei, earl main
poate din non vor solicita vot,
rile tarii tot in numele.. dem,
eratiei.
II. /,,n
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~ - ~ - - - 81 ~ = - ~
|FLD IN FAVOAREA a
EE,ATIFUJNDA OR
La discutia legei in cumisia agra
|ra, oiigarilia liberalptaverescans
sustine interesele marilor propric
tart. - Pfescriptiunile legei in
dauna taranilor. -. Amends1nean
|tele opozitiei nationa1e Sc resping
/ Discutia pc articole a legei a.
grare ia q Indicate evidenta d
|tendintei guveanului Gu compli
citatea minoritatii liberale, de q
.favoriza intereseles marilor pro.
|prietari in disprctul simtului de
dreptatc 81 impotriva paturii ta
ranesti.
i Gel trei mil de latifundiari All
|desigur mai multi cuvint in fata
Oligarhiei liberalo- -
Efiind inelobati IN sierra politicel
lor 81 cointeresati in marble 10,
Eintreprinderi - decat milioanele
Ede tarani, al caror drept nu-l pot
lcontesta. dar incearca sal oco.
Ilcasca.
i In sedinta de Sambata "a comi
|ssiei agrare anembrii opozitiei ma.
|tionale advaratii sustinatori al
Iintereselor tarii 81 taranimii, al,
Etrebuit 81 lprotesteze, impotriva
\ leodultii cllin guvernul incearcd
A anulezc principiile reformei ID
pvotarca eli pc articole. =
Astfel proectul de lege Caro-.
sflid sub cuvint ca sc pastreaza ir
1cadrul art. 10 din Constitute
\ Iasi) limitat exproprierea Ia
maximum 2 milioane hectare. La
discutia art. 1 din legea agrara
Tatat liberaiii cat 81 representanti
majoritatii esita sa Sc pronuntt
asupra amendamentului d-lui Pc
|tarca in senzul ca exproprierea 81
sc faca dupa necesitati - in Gees
ce priveste cuantumul terenurilo1
expropriabile - fara sa Sc tin;
seama de cele doua milioane ha.
Aceasta atitudine determine
pc membrii opozitiei rationale de
a ceti in sedinta de Simbata ur
liiatoarea
PROTESTARE:
Saibsemnatii membri al conf
l.siei agrare, vazind ca dupa 4 zil,
art. ! nu a fost redactat 81 sc Ger,
"a 50 treac la celclalte articole
amanind fara termen art. 1; intr,
eat art. / este tocmai rezolvares
chestiei daca in legea agrara or
nu in cadrul art. 19 din Consti
ttutie 81 de rezolvarea intr 'un fe
sau intr altul a articolelor essen
ttiale din lese;
Nazlnd ca sc trece peste vota
! rea amendamentulm d-lui POtar
ca care prevede expropriere;
J fara Sc tine seam;i de cele dou;
milioane hectare;
! Vazfnd tendinta guvernului d,
"a excamota principiile funda
mentale de la baza legei agrare
Esubsemnatii protestant Gu toati
energia 81 vom aviza la mijloacel
ce ne vor sta la indemana pent1
demasca sau lipsa de orientar
a guvernului dupa 13 luni de gu
I; vernare 81 dupa ce legea a trecu
! pc la Seiiat, san tendinta esca
motare a a'cestei legi asa de vitalt
care implica la baza principii ciar
81 desavirsita buna credinta.
/ |. Mihalache, D. G. Capatineanr
CIR. lunian, Sever Dan, p. B. Ch
rila, DR.. Aurel Dobrescu, NJ. Nil
ciuna 81 A. Crihan.
Deosebirea dintre principiul 1,
gel Carotid 81 amendamentul su,
tinut de opozitia nationala i