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The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
COLD WATER LOCALS

We are glad to note Mrs. J. B.
Harrison is in much better condition.
Mrs. Emma Everette of Stratton,
Mrs. Cooper of Union have been at
the bed side of Mrs. ]. b. Harrison
for the past ten days.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Living
ston boy.
j. A. and Mrs. Milling, ShaIp
Banks and mother of Neshoba spent
the weekend with DIR. Banks.
We are glad to note that Miss
Irene McMichel is back in school af.
ter two weeks illness.
Our school is the best we have had
at this place in our history.
The cotton In this section is prac-
tically all ginned and sold,
Mr.. Editor please send us good
rain and we promise to sow oats.
Listen, we haven't repor,ed a mar
riage in our locals in II months.
Who is to blame?
Yes, even our teachers are made to
smile when we have visitors at ouI
Sunday School.
We are looking for the man who
put I'D" in Drain.
Now boys house the 'tatoes the
pumpkins the 'lasses the Pork and
the beans. Put the shucks and the
hay on the south eide of the barn.
Put plenty of stove wood in the
wood house, end you will be able to
pay your taxes, preacher, and
school teacher, with a smile tha,
makes people think more Of you; and
love one another better. Slim.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
LITCHFIELD ITEMS

The patrons of our school met last
week and ceiled our school house for
which we are much pleased
Messrs Tullas. d. W., A. C. and
Roy Griffin and Rulin Partridge at
tended the Neshoba County Associ-
alton at Spring Creek Fri. and Sat
Miss Cola Hill, who is teaching az
Ridgeville Is visiting friends at this
place.
Miss Oda Mcneil took dinner with
her Grandfather Sunday Oct. 10th.
on his 18th birthday.
Ray Griffin got his hand injured
last week at the gin while ginning
cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Franklin, Misses
Addie and Hazel Cooper OF Coldwa-
ter spent the day with J. 3. and Mrs.
McNeil'Sunday.
Opal Mcneil was at home Sunday
from Coldwater whore she is attend
ing school.
Irwin and Mrs. Griffin spent the
day with g. Z. Coughran Sunday
Kate Hill had as her guest Sunday
afternoon Emmett Wilkerson Misses
Cola Hill and Oda Griffin.
Mrs. Alma Partridge and Mrs.
Glenn Mcneil spent Wednesday with
Mrs ]. h. Gray.
Rev. q. B. Kitchens will fill his
regular.appointment at Black Jack
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
ANOTHER DIAMOND BACK
KILLED

Snakes seem to be plentiful this
week. Monday j. M. McCown killed
u Diamond back RATHER, and Tues
day Tom Walker, Hugh Gamblin
and John Jones killed one. The one
killed Tuesday had Ia 'rattles and a
button. 1t was killed near John
Jones' home in the Pearl Valley Com
munity. 1t was crossing the road
when the car was stopped, and as
the car skidded 1t ground him under
the wheels. The skin was taken off
by the Democrat Editor. The mark
ings are very vivid. and the snake
was one of the finest specimens ever
killed In the county.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
ORGANIZED IN PHILA-
DEl.piIIA

On October 6th meeting WAS
held n5 the home of Mrs. Fred Hays.
for the purpose pi forming IL womans
club. Mrs. j s, Purcell read an
interesting paper on The Aim OF the
Club. The Club WAS organized
with fourteen members, and the cleo
tion OF officers followed: Mrs. H. l.
Brantey, Pres, Mrs II. b. Turner.
Vice Pres, Mrs. Z. S. Cole, Core
spending and records & ec't., Mrs
j. b. HilnIan, treasurer and Mrs.
j.. g. Arnett, critic. A committee
consisting OF Mrs Purcell, Mrs. W..
ID. Cole and Mrs. A De Weese was
appointed to draw no IL consti-
tuition and by-laws. 1t was decided
that the name OF this Club should be
The Twentieth Century Club OF
Philadelphia, and it was voted to
federate with the state orga anizatiot .
Plans for sponsoring IL Lyceum for
the Year were discussed and ~ t
with general approval. The meet
ing adjourned to meet the following
week at the home of Mrs I'll. j
Turner.
At the second meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club the consti-
tufimaud by laws were read and
adopted. Three new mtmDers We're
admitted and it was decided that all
members who join this month will
be considered charter members. The
purpose of this club Is to- encourage
self development and to promote
civic and economic Improvement in
town OF Philadelphia 1t should re-
ceive the hearty support OF every
progressive woman in Philadelphia.
The next meeting will be on We'd
nesday afternoon, Oct. - at the
h ONE OF Mrs. j. V Grafton.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
Notice To Property Owners Outside
The Beashea Drainage District
In Neshoba Comfy, Mis-

In Neshoba Comfy, Miss.
As directed by an order of the
Board of Supervisors of the County
of Neshoba in the State of Mississippi
entered at the regular October meet
ing 1921 thereof notice is hereby given
to owners of lands outside the Rea-
shea Drainage District that the COM
missioners of the Beashea Drainage
District have reported to the Board
of Supervisors of said County and
State that the following described
lands; NEA of NEA, NWA Of NEK,
SWK of NEA and SEH of the NE11
all in Section 80 TIP Ii. r 10. and SEhl
of SE14 Section 10. TIL. r 10, are
benefited by the Improvement made
| by the cutting of a ditch in the Bea-
shea Drainage District and they have
assessed the lands accord ugly in the
Drainage Assessment Book No. on
page No. l03 which is on file with the
| Clerk of the Boord of Supervisors.
The property owners of the above de-
scribed property are her ebynotified
that on Tuesday the Sth day of No
vember 1921 the Board of Supervisors
will hear any, complaintssor protests
| why the above described lands should
not be brought into the said District
and approve of the assessment made
by the Board of Commissioners of the
said Drainage District,
All objections must be filed within
10 days after the last publication
October ~. 1921. Dated this 10th day
of October 192l.--J. ID. pettey, Clerk
of Supervisors, Neshoba County
| Miss. 10-z7-1
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
Program For Teachers Asso-
citation At phila. School
Hall Oct. 20, 1880.

l Devotional, Rev. T. j. Blass;
2 Proposed School Legisla-
tion, r. C PEBBLES.
3 Importance of the Study OF
Child Psychology, Kate Claire
Boyette.
4 Benefits to be derived from
a Parent Teachers Association,
c l.. Crawley.
5 Business meeting.
w. j. Houston, Chairman of
Program Committee.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
Big Birthday Celebration.

The Nicholson homestead, one
and one-half miles west OF Nc
Donald, was the scene OF a great
birthday celebration on last
Thursday. Sixty-nine children
and grandchildren gathered to
do homage to Mrs. Elizabeth
Nicholson on the seventy-seventh
anniversary of her birth. A boun-
teous dinner was spread for the
many guests. Revs. Lea and
Marion Breland were among
those present. 1t was a most
delightful gathering. The Dem
ocrat takes this opportunity OF
extending hearty congratula
tions to this venerable woman,
and may she enjoy many more
such happy birthdays.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
State of Mississippi
n eshoba County.

State of Mississippi
Neshoba County.
By virtue of the authority vested in
me as trustee in a certain trast deed
executed on the 22nd day of June
1920 by James Kirkland and Nancy
Kirkland to j. M. Youngsfor 100000
and made due Oct 18th 1920 with
per cent interest after maturity, said
trust deed appearing on record in the
office of the Chancery Clerk of said
county in Book 36 at page 49. / will
on the 10th day of November 1921 Of
fer for sale and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash, within legal
hours at the North door of the Court
housr in the town of Philadelphia,
Miss, the following described real
and personal property situated in Ne
shoba County, Mississippi to satisfy
the said indebtedness and all cost of
executing this trust deed to wit.
SEA of NWA and NEA of SWA and
NW4 of SE14 Sec. 2l, t IL, R -.
Also l bay horse mule name Jim
about 8 yrs old; l bay mare mule
about s yrs old; dark bay mare
about yrs old; i yellow cow with one
crimped horn name Muley; and her
heifer calf, yellow COW about yrs
old and her calf; and all increase of
said cattle and stock.
Witness my signature this the 18th
day of Oct 1921. j. K. Gillis. Trustee
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
How's Your Appetite /?
When Stomach Disresses You, Take
This Advice

Newport, Ky. - "About three years
ago had become all rundown in health.
| had poor appetite and suffered with in
digestion and severe headaches. The
main trouble appeared to be my stomach.
! was advised to get DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and | did SO, and be-
fore had taken half dozen bottles I
was well as ever and have had no stom-
ach trouble since. Mrs. Ida Sayers,
528 Elm st.
You can quickly put yourself in AL
condition by obtaining DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery in tablets or liquid,
or write DR.. Pierce, president Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y, for free con-
fidential medical advice.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20

To The Qualified Electors OF The
Bond Consolidated School District
OF NeShoba County, Mississippi:
You will take notice that pursuant
to an order passed by the Board of
Supervisors OF said county and state
az their regular October 1921 meeting.
there will be an election held at the
school house within the above named
district. the same being the regular
voting precinct, on November 4th,
1921, for the purpose of submitting
to the qualified electors OF the said
district the question of whether or
not they will vote to authorize the
said Board of Supervisors to issue
bonds OF the said district in the sum
OF $4,00000 to be used in erecting
and equipping a school building
within the said district.
The land constituting the said dis
trict is described as follows: Sections
l5, 16, II, Is, 10. 20, 81, %, 25, 26, 27, 2S
20, "a, 35 and Eh of NEA section 80.
and Nh of section 32, and NJ and
SEH OF section 80, and the Nh of sec
ton 81, and the SA of section 8, and
the So of So of section 8, all in
Township II, Range l3, east, in Ne
shoba county, Mississippi.
Witness our signature this Octo-
ber II, l921.-S. H. Stribling, T. N.
Crockett, Election Commissioners.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
ROGER WILSON LEADS In
JUDGE RACE.

As we GO to press all but four
boxes in Neshoba County have
been heard from. Returns from
other counties are incomplete.
At noon the count as reported
from all counties stood 2273 for
Roger Wilson and 1868. for J
ID. Carr. Mr.. Wilson leads by
COS votes. The returns SO far
in ro ac fnll,uo
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20

COAT IOST-Saturday Sept II,
between Cooks Chapel and Mt
Nelson Church. Initials "R. G."
inside OF pocket. Coat blue serge.
Finder notify, Rog r Cole, Phila.
Il. 2. 10-13-l ,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
play To Be Given.

The Citizens Teachers Asso-
citation has chosen a play to be
presented in three weeks in the
school auditorium The parts
have been assigned, and work is
to be begun this week.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
Rest Room At School

superintendent G. l.. Crawley
and the Reverend j. s. Purcell
are doing a littlecarpentering at
the Philadelphia School House
this week. A part of the prima-
ry room is being partitioned off
to make IA rest room for the
teachers. The Citizen Teachers
Association is buying the lumber
and the work Is being contrlbut-
ed gratis.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
The Neshoba Democrat
NlZ LOCAL NEWS @[1

Mrs. Eva Partridge and chill
dren visited relatives near Meri-
dian Sunday
Mr.. Berry Partridge from near
Bay Springs is visiting Mr. and
Mrs Tom Partridge this week.
MIR W. F. Mayo is attending
the Centennial meeting ut tColum-
bus this week.
Mrs. Ellen Nations visited her
son in the hospital at Meridian
last week. He accompanied her
home for a short visit.
Miss Sallie B. Carson OF Cone
hatta is visiting friends and rel
atives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Props Turner
and Miss Emma Lotion were YES
ltOrS III Union sunday
Mrs, Nj. A Henderson returned
Monday from a pleasant visit
with relatives in Meridian.
Rev. q. B. Kitchens of NoXa-
pater will preach at the local
Baptist Church Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Miss Mamie Trapp has accept
ed a position with a Lumber
Company at Alderman.
Mrs. R. H. Molpus is IN Meri-
dian at the bedside of her father,
w. S. Yarbrough, who is criti-
cally i'll.
Misses Bolen and Jean It'd
well of Edinburg were the week
end guests of Mrs. j. B. Hillman.
Mrs. P. A. George, who lives
about ten miles from Philadel-
phia in the Old Sharon commu.
nifty, returned Saturday from Ft.
Morgan, Ala, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs,
James Grant.
Mrs. Joyce Fischer has bought
the house formerly occupied by
Harry Seymour. The Seymour
family is now living in the house
recently vacated by Marsette
Spivey.
Max Hawkins spent last week
in Meridian where he played in
the 14th Artillery Band at the
Fair. Mrs Hawkins went over
on Saturday and returned with
her husband.
Harrison Drake and Walker
Jones were visitors to the Meri-
dian Fair last week.
Mrs. G. t. Rand and Tom re
turned Saturday from a visit
with relatives in D'lo, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Turner have
rented part of the Key Home
and are doing light house-keep-
ing there.
Miss Beatrice Hammill is spend
ing a few days with her sister
Pearl, and Walterene Crockett
of M. S. c. W., and also attend
ing the Centennial of Columbus.
Rin Rirfhday Celebration
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20

CAR FOR SALE-Studebaker 6
touring car FIR sale at bargain.
Clty Drug Store, Philadelphia. c
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
A tool found. See j. +. Med,
aid, Philadelphia, Miss.
NOTICE

DIR. Barber Eye Specialist will
be in Philadelphia Friday and
Saturday, Of next week 28th.
and Goth. Will treat all diseases
Of the eye do any operation, test
vision and str .ighten cross eyes
in children with lenses without
an operation.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
BOX SUPPER

Box Supper and Holloween
Program at Forest Dale Consoli-
dated School Oct. 20, 7p.m. Al
good time for all. Proceeds to
be used for shool library. Come
everybody and bring your pocket
book. O. M. L. ct al. 1p|
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20
COUNTY DEMONSTRATION
BALLOT DEFECTIVE

| BA lIlANtl DEF EO IL "a
According to the minutes ol
1.-THE Board of Supervisors the
election as to Il County Demon
strator was to decide whether
tbs work was to be retained or
not. =
The ballot should have read
"those in favor OF retaining
County Demonstration Work
vote yes, if not in favor Of re-
tanning the work vote no" The
ballot however, was as follows:
"Those who favor the employ
ment Of a farm Demonstrators
for Neshoba County at a reduced
salary will please vote Yes or
Mo-.
The ballot did not agree with
the minutes, strictly, and mis-
led many voters, but indications
are that our voters, expressed
themselves as in favor Of the
work, and that it will be re-
tained.
NOTICE
After Oct. 22nd. / will gin Mon-
day Wednesday and Fridays onlN
j. B. Harrison. 1c.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-S0 acres cutover land
southeast q Deemer. Price $500.
20 acres aud good house near
ID einer for sale at bargain.
Henderson Molpus Co. 12-l G
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20

FOR SALE-Good second hand
Sterling piano. May be seen at
B'ptist parsonage, Philadelphia,
Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-10-20

TO The Qualified Electors OF The
Bond Consolidated School District
OF NeShoba County, Mississippi:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09
0riginea 81 Evo|utia Spita|u|ui

verse cauze, nevoilor timpurilor
Multe cazuri de gangrena 81 de e.
risipel spitalicesc, 81 mortalitatea
cea mare pc care dadeau, au "a
cut ca poporul sd faca spitalul 81
nonim Gu durerea sau moartea.
Insa, din jumatatea doua see.
XIX-lea institutia spitalului a ia
cut progrese uimitoare. Bacteria
logia 81 antisepsia aplicate la me-
dicina 81 la chirurgie, au gonit
gangrenele 81 erisipelul, lar noile
metode de investigate 81 de trata-
ment medical, carl Sc aplica de
multe orr mai bine in spital decat
acasa la bolnav, a facut ca omul sd
Sc apropie GU incredere de spital,
a facut sal piara teama de moarte
sal vina speranta de viata.
Arad. (Viitorul)
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coNvoCARE

Presidiul Societatii ''Lculs' din
Salem, Ohio, Convoaca pc toti
functionarii onor. Comitet 81 pc
toti fratii membrii apartinatori
acestei Societati atat din loc cat
81 din afara. Pentru a lua parte la
sedinta generala de 6 luni care
Sc va tinea in ziua de II Iunie
1921 la orele 9 a. IN. i'll Hala Soc.
''Leul" de sub No. ia Depot Str.
Salem, Ohio.
La ordinea zilei vOm avea multe
chestii de rezolvat pentru binele
81 inaintarea Societatii in viitor.
Asemenea va urma .darea de sama
despre intratele 81 esitele pc 8
luni trecute 81 rezultatul muncei
pc care Societatea ''Leul" Tau
avut in acest period trecut. Tot
odata va fl 81 alegerea noilor
functionari pc al doilea period din
1921. Asemenea 81 alegerea unui
delegat din partea Societatii
''Leul" la adunarea generala a
Uniunii, care va avea loc in 4
lulie III Alliance, Ohio. Deci toti
fratii membrii sunt strict obi
gait pentru lua parte la aceasta
adunarc undc fiecare este dator
8 ii de fata pentrn a putea crol
On viitor cat mai bun 81 fericit
pentru inflorirea Societatii Leui
in viitor. Scuzc nu este La mime
nea, lar acei ce nu sc va preZenta
- timp conform acestei Convo-
carl vor Fl amendati conform sta
tutelor locale Litcra H. In spe-
Ianta cd vom ii constii de chema-
Iea noastra GU totii, am ramas
salutindu-va frateste. In numele
Societatii ''Leul" din Salem, O.
f131 & 33) Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09
.STIRI DIN
PAIRIE..

Zilele acestea incepe in judetel.
Ardealului impartirea pamanturi
lor de finete supuse arendarilol
fortate.
Plata pamantului arendat in
judetul Cojocna s'a fixat in mo.
dul urmator, pentru fiecare ju-
gar: Pamintul de pasune 20 lei,
de aratura $50 lei, de finete
40 lei.
So:
Proprietatea petrolifera Astra-
Romano proecteaSa construirea
unei conducte de petrol care sd
inceapa de Ia CANpins u 81 faca
legaturi Gu difers1k orase din
Ardeal unde eventual pot fl ir-
fiintate distilari de petrol.
$50
Directiunea agriculturei ne in.
formeaza ca recolta anului dc
gandaci de matasa sta foarte binc
81 Sc spera la O productie dc
10000 kilograme gogosi.
Directinnea agriculturei face
mare propaganda printre satcni
pentru ca eli sd urmezc cursurile
de motocultura.
Din Chisinsu nj Sc anunta ca
orasele Basarabiei au fost inun.
date de manifesto incendiare, pro.
venite de peste Nistru.
.. e4.A
Pc ziua de / I4nie Sc yor in.
fiinta in Ardeai, satru scoli dc
2ospodArie CasnicS IN urmatoare.
le judete Cojocnk Satul mare
Temisoara 81 Huaiedoara.
So
Un puternic incendiu q avut.l loo
Ia Contrari. Au MS numeroast
case, precum 81 mari cantitati d.
cereale. Pagubele tree peste III
million.
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@ MARE
CONTRABANDA
LA CLUJ
Contrabnada librariei lie Page

Sc site ca printre marfurile pro-
hibite Gu totul la import sunt 81
cartile postale Illustrate.
Libraria "Le Page gasit in
sd un mijloc ingenios pentru a
frusta Statul 81 a realiza castiguri
foarte mari prin introducerea in
tara a acestei marfi, prin contra
banda.
Procedeul era simplu.
Primea zilnic della Viena, prin
posta, pachete recomandate carl
treceau drept scrisori, 81 in carl dc
fapt nu erau decat carti postale
Illustrate.
Aceasta afacere practica de mai
bine de un an.
Seful vamei Cluj, dl. G. Crsitea,
a urmarit de mai multi tirnp firul
intregei contrabande 81, cand a a.
vut in mana intreaga afacere, a
demascat pc vinovat.
D-sa a facut 0 cerere parchetu-
lui, cerand autorizatia de a face 0
descindere, conform legei, 81 a in-
sarcinat pc dol functionari Gu exc
cutarea Ell.
La descinderea facuta in maga-
zinul lie Page" s'au gasit 81 con-
fiscat peste 20 de mil de carti pos
tale Illustrate.
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INcuNOs1INJARE

Parochia Romano gr.-ort. rom.
'iSf. Andrei'' din Cincinnati, Ohio
i'm ziua de 26 Iunie 1921 va sarba-
tori Gu toata solemnitatea cuvc-
nita sfintirca frumoasei sale BIZ
serici.
Actul sfintirei sc va efectua de
catre Rev. loan Podea, protopop
din Youngstown, Ohio 81 Rev.
Traian Damian din Farrel, Pa.
(sosit acum din patrie).
Tot in ziua de 26 Iunie, aceasta
biserica Sc va supune jurisdic-
tiunii Mitropoliei romanesti din
Sibiu, conform adunarii sinodale
a acestei Parochii.
Pc aceasta Gale rugam pc toate
onor. Parochii, onory Societati 81
Cluburi romanesti de pc aceste
plaiuri, nu aranja petreceri sau
alte serbari in sus numita ri,
accasta spre buna reusita a pc
treceri Parochiei noastrc ce sc va
da Gu aceasta ocaziune.
In speranta caci rugarea noa-
stra va Fl luata in considerare.
salutam pc toti Gu deosebita
dragoste.
Comitetul Parochia1.
~ T..-.~\
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INsTIINTARE

Stunt rugaH tot s',onsntu
nogtri Z observa urmxtoaro1o
regun h trimitefsa penhu
schimbare do adresx:
1. 81 % scrie adresa veohe
unde 10 msrs Siarul q adreea
unde - mutat.
2. L fiecare persoanx q
se alxture mxrci do b. 0x 90
caute sx nj - dea uumsle stra-
del p q oragului soreok
Cine M observx acesto ~
guh IN sadaf a9tssptx r. 1 @
schimbe adress q M . postA
Adminiska3ia.
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Negustorul sc scuza Cd primea
pachetele prin posta, ca nu sta &c
cuprind 81 Cd nu sta ca maria a.
ceasta este prohibita la import.
Aceasta este 0 scuza neadevara-
ta t:eoarece aceluias negustor i-au
mai vneit pachete Gu CART postale
Illustrate 81 prin wanna, carl insa au
fost confisctae ca prohibite.
Autoritatile trebue sa dea un
exemplu drastic pentru fraudato-
Ri Statului 81 sa cerceteze cum Sc
poate ca posta, in mai bine de un
all sd nu banuiasca 81 sd nu afle
mimic din aceasta contrabanda.
Dl Oh. Cristea, seful vamei Cluj,
a facut un serviciu mare nu numai
.Statului. ci 81 opiniei publice re-
voltata de indrazneala Sontraban-
distilor 81 .traficantilor.
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contra rindurilor cel0r desc ale
Turcilor 81 dadura foe. Atunci Sc
facu acea ucidere ,culnplita, de
care Turcii Sc pling inca Gu drept
cuvint, caci mitralia nu Sc opri dc
cat pc corpuri omenesti."
Imprejurarea, dorita de atata
limp de Duhamel, Sc intimplase.
Contimporanii nu stau Ia indoiala
.pentru pune acest macel pc So
coteala intrigilor ralsesti. So Sc
observe in 'adevar, bine q Tur.
eli au tras in Rosnani, fara nici Q
provocsre din psrtea acestora, 81
- fl fpst ar . nebanie ca 0
mama de oat1hni ~ vroiasca a
rezista armatsi t,,rcesti. Apoi PEN
tru &c - aruncase Turcii in goana
,pe uliti "a fitilurile aprinse L.
tunurif 1 Corespondentul 'gszetei
de Transilvania spune de aceea
foarte drept Excesele, pentrn
care Tarcii fuscse 0pmpxrsH m
Iintirziart i A. IN prstext lui
DQhanrl pentFn : ehiena pe
n .1szz.s 81 As - ss M t,$gsx ~
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81 jefuiau numai ca indivizi. Rusii
organizara dupa obiceinl lor des-
poierea in regula 81 cu aparenta
legalitate. Ri mai intai se oferira
de . inainta banii necesari, pentru
intretinerea trupelor in timpul
ocupatiunei, care cheltuiala de
sigur trebuia suportata de tara,
intru cit ocupatiunea Sc 3facusc
IN intsrssul d Prin aceasta Isl
constituiau Muntenis debitoare
pentru suma de 100000 de ruble
pc luna. Mai pc urmI spoix tre.
ccand Gu armata ia Ungas;a, q
ilnpun locuitorilor aproyixiOnaree
VI c1raturile pentru ostiriIe lor.
q astfel dobindesc de Ii I'll ~
ajutor asa de pretios ia nv dslpa
|spreeierle char ale unul general
rus Luders III lipss acestuiis1., /,
Rusii y q fi puhat nici lhu 10.
iiaent sustinea lupta III Bems
Locotenenta dolnne e6scx ft III.
|turnst& N inlocnitS prin ski,hx xe1.
mia hli Const stantin Cant y Il css,i,Ie "a !: !.
|partide corIsfit thf fianal u ;.,fHx 81;