davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily times., 1921-11-26

farmers just now Inc tODdcCO HAS
been graded, the cotton picked and
ginned Much of it sold. SO it is just
an off season for recreation for the
farmer. t
The Dog and Pony show that ex-
hibited here on last Friday was of the
very cleanest nature. and the acting |
of the ponies, dogs and monkeys af-
forded much enjoyment to the boys
and girls.
The trapese acting was Of very
high order and brought forth excla
nations of wonder from the crowd.
The rain Sunday did not stop the
Sunday School, the faithful truck
drivers brought their trucks and
School and preaching at IL a. m.
Rev. Mr.. Mcbride preached an ex-
cellent sermon.
|, The Black Creek eleven defeated
THE Soccer ball team of Gardner's
last Friday after game of l 3-4
hours length. The Gardner team gave
them a tough time and only let them
score 1 to 0.
The School Committee composed of
Messrs. Roscoe Thomas, Tom Wig
Forbes and John Forbes met at the
teachers home on Monday night and
organized as follows:
| Mr.. Roscoe Thomas, President;
Mrs. Britt Forbes, Vice President;
Mrs. B. N. Mann, Secy.
The school closed Thursday and
Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The Gardeners school faculty went
100 per cent strong to the State
meeting of teachers in Raleigh. Those
attending are Mrs. B. N. Mann, Misses
Beulah Brown. Rita Griffin Thyra
Royal, Essie Cunningham, Pauline
Granger. Margaret Moore, Mae
Langley, Alice Winstead. Laeta
dick Ruth Stone. Lillian Snipes and
Bette Webb.
Honor I;Cll For Gardncr's School
4th Grade--Mattie Ruth Bottoms,
Mabel Johnston, Alma Page. Patty
Ruth Pridgeon, Myrtle Will ford,
Mamie Mae Williford, Grace Will
ford, Matte Lee Varnell, Annie Mae
Baker, Clarence Driver, Thurman
Owens, Charlie Robbins, Thos. Will
liams, Mark Page, George Womble.
Hattie Mae Webb, Samuel Williams
5th Grade-William Green, Min
ME Green. Annie Mae Griffin, Hazel
Garner, Lee Robbins, Louis Forbes.
3rd. Grade-Lula James Rridgers,
Nellie Sharp, Mamie Luper, Mamie
Ethridge, Mack Baker, Robert StOtt.
Thomas Alice, and Gladys Braswell.
Matte Lee Eagles, Elizabeth Ether
idge, Bertha Tyson. Curtis Thomas,
Nellie Etheridge, Ruth Stone.
9th Grade-Neither absent nor
tardy, conduct 9S, lessons 95-1O0.
9Th. Grade-Martha Baker, Leona
Owen, Pender Stott. Mamie WillifOrd
Gladys Newton, Robert Hill, William
Sawrey, Herman Hill, Gladys Eth
eridge. Tina Weaver, Delphia Webb,
Ella Webb.
4-B Grade-Bessie Mercer, Lillian
Mae Jones, carp Newton, Bertha
Walston, Annie Bell Burnett, Nellie
Walston, Matte Edwards.
IA Grade-Sudie Forbes. Mamie
Forbes, Reddin Langley, Luther
Weaver, Roy Williams, Vernon Bry-
!ant.
7th Grade-Harry Baker, Ernest
Baker, Turner Thomas, Frank Saw
rey, Margaret Moore.
Lower 1st Grade-Selma Forbes,
Clarence Etheridge, Della Webb.
! Higher 1st Grade-Virginia Mat
tox, Melba Petway, Garrish Flowers,
Julia Braswell
Second A-A1ice Owens, Inez
Owens, Johnnie Bridgers. Moses
Baker, Hardie Collier.
The daily times., 1921-11-26

Stanbury's room had the best attend
ance with sixty per cent of the pa
rents present. The picture will hang
in her room for one month and will
then be moved to the room having
the best attendance of parents at the
next Parent-Teachers meeting.
A number of visitors were pres
ent. We were glad to have them
with us and hope they will come
again.
The entire program was thorough
ly enjoyed by all and every one is
looking forward to the next appear
ance of the sixth grade pupils on the
program.
The third month of school is just
closing and we feel proud of the
work most of our pupils have done
We shall be glad to have our pat
rons and friends visit us Nat any
time and see the work we are do
ing.
The daily times., 1921-11-26
666
will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia

Have you forgotten to contribute
to the Barium Springs Orphanage? II
SO, will you see your church treas
urer today or put it in next Sundays
collection. or send it to Supt. f. NC
S. Hyde. Barium Springs, N. C.
IL 25 3td
The daily times., 1921-11-26
NEWS FROM
THE COLLEGE

The faculty granted the students of
A. c. c. Thanksgiving holiday of 5
days from Nov "a to rs. Almost all
of the students went home to spend
Thanksgiving
Prof and Mrs. Williams spent the
holiday in Richmond, Va
The daily times., 1921-11-26

NOTICE-TRUSTEE SALE OF
LAND
BY virtue of authority contained
in a certain deed of trust executed
to the undersigned by j. p Oakley,
dated October %, 1919, on account
The daily times., 1921-11-26

School was closed Thursday
and Friday and number OF our
teachers attended the educational
conference in Raleigh. Those who
attended were, Misses Keel. Stan
bury, Johnson and Whitaker
The daily times., 1921-11-26
NEWS FROM
WILBANKS S

Wflbanks, Nov. 24-The farmers
are turning their attention to the
making of plant beds, preparatory to
next years tobacco crops.
Hunting is the amusement of the
The daily times., 1921-11-26

666 is a prescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the
most speedy remedy we know.
The daily times., 1921-11-26

Sara Herring of the sixth grade
left this week for Raleigh to repre-
sent Wilson county in the spelling
contest of the state. Whether she
wins out or not kenan street feels
proud that they have the county
representative
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
LAUNCH SEARCH FOR
YOUNG STREAT0R WIFE

Streator, Ill.,, Oct, 2l--What has
become OF Mrs, Anna Smith, lS-year'
old daughter CT Mr. and Mrs. c. n.
Nobel. OF this city, who disappeared
from her home i've weeks ago?
This In the question which her any.
ious parents and husband and local OF
tcials are confronted with.
After bidding her husband good-hy
tad telling him that she would return
O. their home, north OF the city. on
the last street car, she left for town
one afternoon and did not return.
Since then all trace OF her has been
lost Cities throughout Illinois have
been asked to join In the search for
her; no encouraging word has beon
received from any of them concerning
the missing girl
Relatives throughout the state have
also been communicated with. but eff
forts to trace her have proved fruit
less. With five weeks passing. during
which no word has been received, the
relatives are commencing to fear that
something may have happened to her.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22

could see his ideas recognized ami
the plans he had labored for life
time To perfect, c0nsumated."
There are now six hundred pure
bred Aberdeen Angus cattle, the com
munlstic property OF some three
thousand Nighthawks, Cornelius says
As Il start. 200 OF these cattle were
purchased, after q long council had
been held at which Cornelius. John
Smith. who was Red Bird Smiths
son. William Rogers, Gee Iogshootei
and his brother James, were active
This first investment was made in
1917.
Restrictions had to he removed on
many of the holdings OF the Indians
and money borrowed In the name Of
the Nighthawks. Here Il. l.. Graves
of Muskogee aided, by financing the
first project. M n.
I'VE are going back to communism,
10 go forward TO the white mans civil
llzatlon." the Niehthawks say. Moth
ing personal Is to be common proper
ty. Women will be respected
they always have among the full
boods. The basis for our plan Is COM
mon ownership of the land, and com
mon workmanship. II is a school
where we go TO learn together what
Is right and what Is not right In farm
ing" .. -.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
GLOBE TR0TTER BACK
FROM TRIP TO ALASKA

Lawrence. Kan, Oct 22.--Clobo
trotter In the summer and professor
of history at the University of Kan.
lowed by Professor David l.. Patte,.
son. who returned the middle Of Sen.
TENDER from three months trim ia
Alaska Summer before he circlca
South America, visiting score OF the
cities along the west coast and back
the east coast after trip across thr
Andes. Two summers before that IA
the early days OF the world war, ho
visited the battle fronts of Europo as
q war correspondent for an American
newspaper.
on all ltheee trips Professor Patter-
son observed closely the conditions of
the countries through which n tray
eled. and from the South America A
and the European trips brought baci,
large numbers OF representative
newspapers for his library. His early
newspaper training impellcd him, on
his Alaskan trip, to note the great
forests" of spruce, as yet PRACTICAL !
untouched.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
INDIANS PLAN A
SOVIET COMMUNITY
OF FARM WORKERS
kEETooWAH TRIBE WILL LEARN
TO iNTELLlGENTLY TILL SOIL
THAT THE MEMBERS MAY
TAKE PLACE ALONG SIDE PALE
2 FACE AGRlCuLTURiST.

Muskogee Okla. Oct 22,--Commun-
ism "a the end toward which the lives
OF The Nighthawb branch OF the keo.
toowah full blood soCie'v of the
Cherokee Indians are being shaped.
This communism. however, Is but a
means TO the end when each shall
own and cultivate his land intelligent.
ly, eventually, to take his place UNI
restricted alongside his pale face
brother. because he will have no need
for restriction. according TO c. b.
Cornelius, a full blood Oneida from
Wisconsin. and industrial advisor to
the Nighthwaks.
Cornelius Is a graduate of an agri-
cultural school In Wisconsin. and has
degrees in law and engineering be.
sides. He came TO the Nighthawks in
1916, and is given credit widely for
what he calls merely a plan which
works as q father hopes 10 teach his
family of sons to become good farm.
ers and good citizens. lie keeps them
with him on his farm until they learn
10 work. and then they are given
firms of their own"
The advisor does not take credit
for the plan himself, however Not
at-all." he says. THAT originally was
tina plan of Chief Red Bird OF the
Nighthawks, who died before he
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22

The greatest of these Alaskan for
osta. said Professor Patterson, are in
tho southeastern part, They are con
trolled through the United States foy.
ust service, and but two permits g
paper pulp companies have been is
sued. These forests are extensive
aud need never be exhausted II prop
orly safoguardcd. Professor Patterson
said, for they form a second Growth
IN thirty years.
Professor PattersOns Alaska tril
combined all sorts Of transportation
including the Alaskan railroad nov
being constructed BY the United
government; river steamer and Pa
clnc liner. as well as plain "mushing
az in the gold rush days. Ills trii
carried him through the Atlia LAX,
country Of British Columbia and o.
Ear AZ Dawson. Yukon Territory.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
india Land Of MystsrY.

India Is said to be "the burning
heart OF Asia." That Is 10 say, II
has genius for religion that Is IN
surpassed or the -four great faiths
which had their genesis In Asia, three
were born in India. II Is land of
III languages. Some Of them are
spoken by only few people, but
there are ten Of these languages. each
OF which is spoken by l0,WUOW or
mor> or every 100 people In The
world. eighteen live In India. The
latest census OF India gives the popu-
latlon us a.s.I32.5@T.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
seouars In conssantInople.

And then the heggars They are AZ
every turn IN constantinople. For the
most part, they are Armenians. They
follow u person for great distances
whining ana crying. Some OF them
carry deformed babies, probably
rented, Ms II seems unlikely that ev-
cry bcggar could have n deformed
child, Many make their children lie
in the street on wet pavements and
pretend To- be asleep TO excite the pity
of the passerby and thus secure bak'
sheesh
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22

Mira. Smith, who Yves married about
two years ago, and who is the mother
OF year old boy, is FIVE feet six
inches tall; weigha about 1856 pounds.
has light hair; dark eyes: red cheeks;
She is very pretty, When she left
home she wore n dark blue tailored
suit with brown slippers.
Anyone seeing her IL requested 10
communicate with the proper authorI'
ties.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
e.movlno iron Rust From Glass.

Or. Roy Cross Of the Kansas CITY
testing laboratory supplies the follow
ing method of removing iron rust
from glass Thoroughly soak mo
spot with equal parts Of hydrochlorlc
or murlatic ncld and water Follow
this treatment with hot saturated
solution Of oxalic acid. The rust
stains should then wash or with wa
ter without any trouble
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
Gigantic Waterproof.

A waierspout recently measured
from II British ship IN the lndiur
ocean was 1900 feet high 10 the ha @
OF the everything cloud The column
tanercd from 800 feet wide NJ the
Junction with tic cloud 80 $50 feet
wide n. the sea.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
Almo,, an American Paper.

The Petit Pa Islcn has the largest
circulation of any paper In the world
md II Is printed on American presses
and upon paper made by American
paper-making machines There ara
several Americans employed on tho
paper.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
Particular About Cigars.

One London dealer manufactures
and keeps cigars specially for certain
distinguished men. They each have
their own brand. named after them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22
True.

A pnnlnndlor can get money ont oe
the average man when his own wife
can't.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-22

No Dividend. 4
Fear pays no dNldends.--Forbs
Magazine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
tR boluI din 1853 !
tPaCea dePariSl856$
3 De: A. D. XENOPoL &
3 =

De: A. D. XENOPOL.

Oar Poarta 81 Gu Austria ce
cautau? Tocmai Hbucnirea unei
miscari turburatoare, care sd in
dreptatiasca ocupare armata i'll
fata Garcia ar Fl trebuit sa anu
tiasca orr ce nazuinta dupa unire.
Asa inca inainte de acest mo-
ment atat de critic. Poarta 1ncer-
case de propune Frantei ocu-
parea armata principatelor, spre
a prevent miscarile turburatoare,
propunere bine inteles respinsa
de Franta 81 la care respingere Sc
asociaza char 81 Anglia, intru
eat nu vroia sd complice din nou
raporturile intre puteri, char 81
asa indestul de incordate.
Daca intelepciunea poporului
roman il feri de cadea in cursa
ce-i Sc indindea, Si-l impinse q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
A VIZ

Conform decisiunii luate in Sc.
dinta generala speciala Socie.
tatii "DESTEAPTA-TE ROMA
NE HoRA UNIRI1" din "a Iu-
lie 1921.
Ca fiecare membru al Societatii
e obligat de a deveni membru
fondator la Hala Gu suma de $40
81 membrele Gu su1na de $500.
Aceasta sun1a trebue platita
pana la data de 81 August 1921.
care nu Sc scrie cauza la adresa
Societatii pana La data de mai
sus numita. Acela membru care
nu Sc ,vHconforma acestui Aviz 81
nu 81 va inplini datorinta fata de
societate conform acestui Aviz,
nu va mai figura ca membru al
sus numitei Societati.
Banii sd Sc trimita la adresa
Arcade Balas No. 13475 Dequin-
Dire Str. Detroit Mich. ori pc
adresa Societatii.
Gu speranta ca membrii 81
membrele Isl va indeplini dato-
rinta fata de societatea noastra
ca in totdeauna. Am ramas salu-
tandu-va Gu drag.
In nurnele Societatii ''Des.
teapta-te Romano Hora Unirii".
1S7-9O) Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
(Urmarsy

Turburarea era atat Gle mare
meat dadea legitime ingrijiri, 81
Gu toate ca consulul francez isl
punea toate silintele spre linistl
furtuna spiritelor,, el nu recunos-
tea mai putin in rapoartele catra
superiorii lui, ca Romanii erau
jucati Gu atata nerusinare 81 Cd
Ii Sc zmulgea una cate una legiui-
tele sperante pc care Europa IN
treaga ile dadu-se, in cat ar fl
avut tot dreptul sa Sc rascoale.
''Pana acuma poporul s'a menti-
nut in caile legale, dar cred ca a
ajuals la ultilnele margini ale
rabdarei, 81 daca Sc ingaduie a Sc
face alegerile in eonditiile de
fata, nu mai raspund de linistea
publica.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
CONsMIUL DE M1N1STRI.

In % Iulie la orele 5 81 juma
tate d. a. membrii guvcrnulul
s'au intrunit in consiliu, sub
presedintia d-lui general Ave-
rescu.
Statul monopolizeaza exportul
graului.
S'a discutat multi chestlunea
recoltei de grau ce sc anunta de-
stul de abundenta anul acesta,
81 s'a hotarit cd eXportul a tot
ce primeste il va. face Statul. Nu
sc va da nimanui, sub nici for
ma, vreum permit de exportarea
graului.
Celelalte cereale vor Fl insa Ii
bere la export, fara nici, o res,
trictie.
Consiliul discutat multi asu-
pra pretului Gu care Sc va platl
proprietarilor graul; nu s'a no.
tarit insa mimic eri, ramanand ca
aceasta chestiune sa sc discute in
continuare in consiliul de astazl.
Pretentiunile noastre de despagu-
biri catre Ungaria.
ID. Take Ionescu ministru de
externe. a facut un exposeu asu-
pra schimbului de despagubiri
in compensate, Gu Ungaria, care
dupa cum sc site, ridicat multi
material din tara, in timpul ocu-
patel, - lucru ce Eau facut, in
mai mica masura, 81 trupele noas
tre cand au ocupat Budapesta.
Tratativele in aceasta chestiu
he vor fl duse de catre o conf
siune romana 81 una ungara, CT
sc vor intruni in curind.
Consiliul de conducere in absents
Suveranului.
Membrii guvernului au semnat
un decret prin care sc stabileStt
Cd ministri instruiti in cOnsilil
pot iscali acte administrative 5
de guvernamant carl prin Consti
tutie 81 legile organize ale tare
trebuesc sanctionate de NJ. Rege
lie. Aceasta pentru timpul ca
Suveranul va lipsi din tara.
Toate actele iscalite de aces
consiliu ca sa ramana definitive
vor trebui ratificate, ulterior d'
NJ. S. REGGIE.
Consiliul s'a incheiat la orelt
9 urmand ca All la orelc 5 81 ju
matate sa sc intrmeasca din n0l
in continuare.
C'Universul"
N~mVv0P Aa~ n a~A>1 4 0nap
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
CETrT1 81 AB0NATI
ZIARUI "AMERICA"

cauta mantuirea intereselor sale
tot de la protestant pc calea lega-
la, trebuie sd marturisim ca tre-
buia sa fie inzestrat Gu o rabdare
supraomeneasca, Sau sa ii fost
adanc constiut de pericolul eel
pastea, pentru a nu lasa sd izbuc-
niasca indignarea de care era Gu
prins.
\ Multi insa, foarte multi din
fostii potrivnici al Rusiei vazind
cat de slab 81 neputincios era aju-
torul Europei, Sc intreabau, ''da-
ca comisiunea din Bucuresti va
putea obtinea pentru principate
macar patra parte din ceea ce
Russia stiuse sd impuna in favoa-
rea lor, 81 daca Ia urma urmelor
nu ar trebui sa Sc indrepte Ia
imparatul Alexandra spre pune
un capat acestui regim de pasalic
turcesc, care este ofensa catra
natiune 81 catra congres."
Sc indephnia deci profetia lui
Stirbei, ca fie care incercare de
q tintui mai Gu putere lanturile
din partea Turciei ar avea de ur-
mare plecarea Romanilor catra
Rusi.
Acest pericol era arafat in co.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13

lOrile cele mai vii de agentii fran
cezi celor turci. -
Talleyrand spunea colegului sau
Savst- -Effendi: ''Veti recunoaste
prea tirziu care erau adevaratii
vostri prieteni; intelepciunea 81
patrunderea imparatului va STA.
tuiau de va alipi principatele
prin legaturile recmostintei. Ire.
buia pentru aceasta Sd lie facet
de buna vote un maret dar, acel
al unirei, al constituted nationa.
litatei lor. Puteti avea un Egypt
crestin, dar att preferat avea
Pok ME romano. Sloboda vote
dar sd stiti eel putin Cd, impreuna
Gu domnii Vogoride, Lehman 81
Bulwer lucrati pentrn imparatul
tuturor Rusilor 81 in dauna inte-
reselor sultanului, suveranului vo-
stru". Toate erau insa in zadar.
Pc Turci ii apucasa groaza de
unire care nu mai era rationale,
ci instinctiva, 81 care deci nn mai
putea fl combatutx pc calea ar.
gumentelor. Rcschid pasa, ,con-
strins la extrea D ambasad dorul
francez, il, partpnigeste ca teama
despre unire era ~ de mare, asa
de obsteasca, q tosta lnmea> Sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
CODIFICAREA
LECILOR LUMEI

Williamstown. Mass. 13 August.
- Vicontele Bryce, vorbind noap-
tea trecuta la Institutul Polite
de aici a pledat pentru codifica-
rea legei internationale de o aso-
ciatiune compusa din reprezen-
tantii tutulor natiunilor civillza-
te ale lumci.
Statele Unite, zis Nicontele
Bryce, este in special in stare Sd
joace un rol important in intre-
prinderea aceasta. Nicontele sus-
tine ca trebue sd fie vre-un corp
organizat care sd revizuiasca 81
sc aplice legile internationale
asa cum eXistat inaintea raz.
boiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13
STIRI DIN
PATRlE..

Fabricile maghiare de mobile
din Ungaria intentioneaza sa cum
pere in Ardeal mai multe edificii
pentru a depozita mobile i'll Ar
deal. DepOzitul central va ii la
Bucuresti.
S S'au .luat masuri pentru rein
troducerea preturilor maximaic
asupra carmel in tot Ardealul.
Citim in ''Tribuna Banatului' /:
Tn frate VENT din Banatul ro.
bit ne aduce stirea, cd, dupa o
ordonanta a guvernului de la
Belgrad, incepand GU ziua de l
Iulie c. in toate scolile din Jugo-
slavia limba de propunere va ii
exclusiv cea sirbeasca. - bancile
vor fl obligate a face ori ce CO.
respondenta, cum 81 conducerea
registrelor lor numai in sirbeste
- lar pastoralele, carl vor sosl
de la episcopia din Caransebes
nu vor mai Fl cetite in biserici.
Incidental Tazlaoanu-Popa ST
va termina Gu un duel. Martori
au 81 fost constituiti.
La consfatuirea tinuta la Ca
mera de comert din Bucuresti $;
hQtarit Cd la tirgul de mostre C,
Sc va dcschide la II Septemvri,
sd Sc admita 81 participarea ca
selor din strainatate.
Dl Alexandra Lepadatu sefu
comisiei de lichidare de la Buda
pesta. reintors la Bucuresti I
avut lunga intrevedere Gu d
Take Ionescu, pc care Ia pus il
current Gu modalitatile in carl gu
vernul maghiar acceapta dcfini
tiva transare a chestiunilor il
| llichidhre.
| $50
La Bucuresti q sosit Ill Diksol
vice-presedintele ligii natiunilo
impreuna Gu sofia si fiica., sa.-
La CARA au fost primiti de d
Take Ionescu 81 consulul englez
In urma constellation diferite
'lor autoritati, Cd in uncle part
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-13

Ipleaca din instinct catra parerea
acelora ce combat. AS ii gaia
sd ma lepad de marele vizirat,
daca att crede ca altii mai multi
decat mine vor putea sa va ajute
a dobindi unirea''.
Vazind ambasadorii puterilor
favorable unirei ca pc calea con-
vingerei nu vor putea obtinea nj
mic de la Turci, apuca pc acea a
amenintarilor, care in starea in
care Sc afla Turcia, datorind nu
numai scaparea Ell, momentana
dar 81 existenta eli viitoare spriji-
nului Apusului,, credeau Cd vor
avea un eject multi mai rostit.
Thouvenel spune marelui vizir Cd
''vointa congresului find astfel
luata in bataie de joe, o noua
chestiune s'ar putea in curind ivi
alaturea Gu acea principatelor
81 0 chestiune grava, acea q unei
ofense abuse demnitatei 81 bunci
noastre credinti".
Vizirul atunci raspunde amlba-
sadorului ca ''daca comisarul
frsncez nu ar, ascnnde parerile
sale favorsbile nnirei, comisarul
turcesc si autoritatile numite de-
sultan1A pot si ele = rostiascs