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The Washington times., 1921-07-02
bANPEPG0
IN MERCER,
He WARNS
Newman Tells Of Evils That
viii BefaIl Traction Combine
With Power Company.
By MAI. OLIVER P. NEWMAN,

By MAI. OLIVER p. NEWMAN,
Formerly President. board of Com
missioners, District of Coiumbia.
There is one proposition in the
street car question upon which every
body should be agreed.
Everybody, that is, except Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany stockholders.)
BAN PEPCo FROM MERGER
That one thing is;
Under no circumstances should the
Wnshfngton Railway and Electric
Company he permitted to merge with
the Potomac Electric Power Conn
pany.
To understand the evils that might
follow such a merger all you need to
was no Public Utilities Commission
In Washington and check up on what
merrily went on then.
The railway company owns all the
stock of the power company. and be-
fore the commission went into the
records and accounts of both compa-
nies the railway side of the partner
ship was able to conceal actual power
costs and use the profits OF high elec-
tric rates TO pay dividends on SIX
and half million dollars of watered
stock OF the street car corporation.
And IL 10 worth noting In passing
that the commission did not get into
those accounts until after a years
Tight in court In which the street car
and power companies fought stub
bornly every foot of the way to pre-
vent the facts becoming known.
Even in those prewar days. before
operating costs had mounted TO
their present high level. the profits
on the sale OF electric light and power
were necessary to bolster up the over
capitalization OF the street car COM
pany.
But the commission won in court.
dug into the records. got all the facts,
put power company accounting on
power company basis. forced a reve-
lation and a proper adjustment of
power charges made by the power
company against the railway COM
pany, discovered that the power COM
pany--on it's own -feet--could furnish
electric light at lower rates. and re-
duced the charges.
SEEKS TO BOOST LIGHT RATES.
Ever since then. by one means and
another. the Washington Railway and
Electric towner of the power com
Continued on Page .. Column 80
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manage 20 hang on until the fourth o.
fifth. BY that time. according to our
way OF thinking. Dempsey will have
resained his strength and win surely
crush the blonde lad from rsunny
France.
We care little or nothing for the
comparative sizes or the boxers
ankles or forearnns or necks. We caro-
just as much for their comparative
heights and reach ana weight. Car
pentier IL plenty big enough to drop
Dempsey, even as Dempsey was
plenty big enough TO drop the gigan-
tic Jess Willard two years ago at TO-
ledo. f.t
together, there is bound to be some
Ccontinued on Page II. Column 40
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cARPENTIER's TERRIBLE RIGHT
s'DELIGHTS
ON FIGHT
internatisnai News service.

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. July 2.AIt
was rumored during the ~morning
that 100 men had been arrested in
the vicinity of the arena. but the
report proved untrue.
A number OF men had hidden in
the arena all night in hope Of see
ing the night. for nothing They
were discovered when the arena
was washed down with several
lines of hose. which shot high pow
cred streams over the whole struc-
ture in perfect deiuge. Z
Streets near the arena looked
like mardigras in full blast.
Stands for the sale OF sandwiches
and soft drinks lined the street
The thoroughfares were lined with
street vendors selling everything
from hot dogs to French d;ction-
aries
The weather turned cool early
today. and some of the men, who
were waiting for the gates TO open
built camp nres to keep warm.
Emergency police and hospital
stations were, established near the
arena. A temporary hospital was
established on the courts of Jer-
sey city High, School.
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Yes, and aFlarge majority of the DO
900 is hoping Carpenter will win. Tho
enmity against the worlds champion.
running back TO rece, war times. Is
deep and lasting. IL ho does not win
today decisively. ho will be hissoi
and jeered by thousands before he
leaves the ring II he loses. and he
can lose only by Knockout, the new
worlds titleholder viii be cheered to
the echo. ,s
Nevertheless, all the dope points 20
Dempsey victory. Personally, with
out hardening TO the idle chatter OF
many who never saw a ring contest.
II II our belief that Dempsey may
drop his challenger in the very frat
round II, through luck OF his mar
velous frankie Rsileyc. Carpenter
happens TO weather that first furious
blast from the champion. he may
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SCARED BY LIVE MOUSE,
SHE SUES, BUT LOSES CASE

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. July 2.---The
Kansas City court of appeals yester-
day handed down decision reversing
a $500 judgment awarded to Mrs.
Pearl Smith, formerly a waitress at
the Western Union Restaurant. against
that company.
Mrs. Smith alleged that while
working in the kitchen chef fright
ened her by following her with a live
mouse, which he obtained from a gar
bage. can. She declared she slipped
and fell. injurfng her back. She asked
for $4,000 dsmages.s contending the
telegraph company was liable.
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VV(}|V|AnRED.
ABDUCTED
IN idaho
Unidentified Men Spirit Mrs.
Kate o'Hare AwayAWhere-
abouts Unknown. .

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, July g.
Mrs. Kate Richards 0'Hare, widely
known Socialist, writer and lecturer,
who was released from Federal pris-
on by President Wilson after she had
served fourteen months of sentence
for violation of the Espionage act,
was taken from the home of H. II.
Freidheim, a friend, yesterday by a
party of a dozen or more unidenti-
fled men.
The identity of her captors or her
present whereabouts is unknown.
She was to have delivered a lecture
here last night,
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DEMPsEY's STAGGERING LEFT.
Oliver Morosco Sues
For Divorce AT
Detroit
BY Intern.tiesai News servfee-

Los ANGELES, July 2.--Oliver
Morosco Mitchell, Los Angeles
theatrical producer. known to the
world Of drama as Oliver Morosco.
has filed a suit for divorce from
Mrs. Annie T. Mitchell, in Detroit,
according to information received
here today.
Details of the suit were unavail-
Fable here, and Mrs. Mitchell stated
at her local home that she had not
been served with copy of her
husbands complaint.
Mrs. Mitchell announced. how
ever, that she had been notified
that the suit had been filed and
that she viii contest the action.
The Washington times., 1921-07-02
LABOR PROTESTS HIGH
RENTS AT BIG MEETING

NEW ORLEANS. La. July 3.-or-
ganized labor of New Orleans has
called a, giant mass meeting for to-
day In Lafayette square at which
facts and fgures will be given, show
ing housing conditions and high prices
in New Orleans. =
1t is declared that landlords still
continue to raise rents of the poorer
classes despite the fact that salaries
are being cut in all lines, and that
real estate agents have formed a
combine with the landlords to keep
rents up.
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DRY FORCE
TO bECUT
BY DAWES
Budget Officer SHES at ST.
500, 900 Asked For--Be-
lieves Money Is Wasted.
By w. Fl. ATKINS,
International News Service.

Appropriations for prohibition en-
forcement are to undergo terrific
slashing under the present program
for economy, Government heads to-
day decided.
When the enforcement machine
feels the impact of Budget Director
Dawes blows for economy, which al
ready call for heavy cuts in that
branch, wholesale trimming will be
inaugurated.
WANTS ,s7.soo.oco.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
Is to be called "on the carpet" by
Director Dawes and forced to justify
his program which calls for spend
ing s7,500. 900 during the fiscal year
beginning July l. The Budget Bureau
has been informed through expert
counsel that this bureau Is in class
with scores OF others which have
been loaded down with funds for uses
of doubtful value
In view of the fact that the APP
propriations Just made available s-Ee
nearly 10 per cent above the sums
scattered about in rather aimless
fashion last year. Director Dawes,
will call upon the budget officer OF
the Treasury. having jurisdiction of
enforcement work. to offer full justin
cation for the elaborate spending
program which prohibitionists jam
med through Congress-
At the disposal OF the new commits
sioner are the provisions made for
heavier allowances for travel ex-
pensee for dry" law agents about
the country. This is in addition to
the plan TO boost the salaries OF many
OF the State directors, whose salaries
already are about on a par with those
paid Government officers for such
character OF work.
IL develops now, after careful in
vestigation. that a large percentage
OF the funds drawn from the Treasury
TO pay for prohibition enforcement
last year was expended to dcfray
costs OF long journeys of dry agents.
travelling in sumptuous Pullman style,
and with liberal expense allowances"
tackled on as a concession"
A repetition of this type OF vast
age OF taxpayers funds Is to be
checked quickly.
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PEoCYS FRIEND DIVORCED
FROM NEW YORK BROKER

SAN FRANCISCO. July Mrs.
Gaby Il. Barry, said 10 be a close
friend of Peggy Joyce. one OF the
principals In sensational divorce
case now being fought in Chicago
courts. yesterday was granted a di-
yorce from Frances A. Barry. wealthy
New York broker.
Mrs. Barry alleged desertion. Barry
was represented by counsel. but did
not contest the suit Mrs Barry is a
dancer OF note and recently appeared
In motion pictures.
The Washington times., 1921-07-02
BooTLEGGERS. CHALLENGE
COPS TO BASEBALL GAME

DANvILLE. Va. July 2>--The
Danvilie police department has made
a dignined yet emphatic reply TO the
challenge issued by the bootlesEers
who sent a formal request for a
baseball game by l.. e. De Marsuc.
At FIRST the challenge was regard
ed as a Joke, but IL later developed
the bootleggers had sent the request
for the game In all seriousness
claiming they would draw their team
material from the list of 2os con-
yicted bootleggers.
The Washington times., 1921-07-02
COLUMBIA CTS TO
DISCUSS CAR PROBLEM

The extension of Fourteenth street,
street car fares and other timely
subjects will be discussed at the
regular meeting of the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association. Tues
day night at stephens Hail. 301T
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, super
visor of Fairgrounds, will address
the association on the importance
OF sufficient Fairgrounds in civic
DEVELOPMENT.
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FIGHTERS
EAGER For
G0NG'5 TAP
Jack and Georges Both Conf
dent Huge Crowd Early at
Thirty Acres.
BY BARRY FARIS,
international News service.

RINGsIDE. JERSEY CITY, MI.
July 2.-Cool and cloudy weather
was on tap early today for the fstic
feast of the age
The sun was shining early in the
morning. but it disappeared behind
bank of clouds shortly before 8
o'clock.
The weather looked threatening.
but all plans were made for holding
the big battle promptly at s o'clock
this afternoon unless hard rain fell
for several hours.
WARN AND CLOUDY.
No rain is expected for today. tas
Weather Bureau announced "Pa-.y
cloudy and warm westher,rfs the pre-
diction of the forecaster. At 20
o'clock daylight ssying tirnel ths-x
haze hung over the srenz and the 9us
was completely hidden. The. weath ~
was cool and there was a damp breeze
blowing
|. As early as 8 o'clock the 90 600 per-
sons who are expected to witness this
fght OF the ages began vending their
way 70 the arena, situated in the
hatlands OF Jersey City. From New
York. where most OF them spent last
night. they came by ferry and tube.
The New Jerseyites came by automo-
bile. street car. train and on foot.
While fairly stoady stream Of hu-
manity was coming early today, the
big rush was expected about noon.
The frst preliminary Is scheduled fov
I D. IN. II Is expected that at that
hour the arena viii be nearly fiied-
CROWDS BEsIgGE DEMPSEY.
Dempsey spent the night Al the
home of Gen. William Heppcnheimer.
at Montgomery street and Jersey
avenue Dempsey was up early and
decided hts tinal bit OF physical
preparation should take the form OF
an open-air jsant before breakfast.
The walk came TO an abrupt end
when crowds recognized the champion
and blocked his progress.
Friends who were accompanying
the champion urged the crowd to
get away from here and leave this
guy alone" but instead OF taking the
advice 10 beat it, the onlcoktru
grew both In numbers ard curiosity.
Dempsey turned In last night At
10 o'clock after q gentle worfs .out
at billiards. he was In good humov
and seemed chcerfol and optinu, attic.
Carpenter spent the night at his
training quarters At Manhssset. l.. L
He was to come over here today.
either by automobile or yacht Beth
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DEMPSEY WILL WIN BY K.O|N
. FIRST ROUND, SAYS D0UGHER
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER
Times Sporting Editor

JERSEY CITY NJ j., July 2.-Nnety thousand boobs
less in number but certainly all boob battling
their by tube by ferry and by motor into the general
vicinity of Boye Thirty Acres where Jack Dempey scheduled
defend his worlds heavyweight ring championship against the
,halenger Georges Carpenter, of France. 81
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Tittoni to Visit U. S.

ROME. July 2.--Tomasso Tttoni.
president of the Italian senate. will
sail for the United States July 20.
He will carry the autographed letter
dent Harding. congratulsting him on
his election.
The Washington times., 1921-07-02

Fair tssight. sunGsy part
" eIeuAy. Little chance In
tenperAtore- Gcatle vsrts-
BILE vtinds. TenPeraturc st
. =. ~. - degrees.
The Washington times., 1921-07-02

One and half million railroad
men are now working at reduced
wages. To keep them cheerful
they are reminded that four mil
lion men are not working at all,
and the number not working is
growing. This country hasn't
appropriated fifty million dollars
TO help railroad men over the wage
Seadjustmsnt period. Fifty million
wouldn't 20 Tar anyhow.
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5000 lei, lar in caz de recidiva |;

5000 lei, lar in caz de recidiva la
maximum amended.
Art. 5. =, Nimeni nu va putea
purta sau a Sc folosi de vre-un
titlu academic ca: doctor, hcen-
tiat 81 altele, sau de, vre-un titlu
academic Ca: medic, inginer, adj
vocat 81 altele, de cat in puterea
unei diplome liberate de una din
Universitatile sau scolile romano
sau a unei diplome straine echi-
valanta de ministerul instructiu.
nei publice din Romania.
Gel ce sc vor abate de la acea-
sta dispozitiune vor fl pedepsitl
Gu amenda de 5000 la 10000
lei, lar in caz de recidiva 81 Gu
inchisoare de la 3 luni la l an.
Cand legi speciale pedepsesc Gu
pedepse mai grele acest delict, Sc
vor aplica acele pedepse.
Art. 6. - Acei earl au fost a
lesi deputati sau senatori in Adu-
marble legiuitoare din Iunie 1918,
nu vor avea dreptul de a purta
titlul de ''fosti deputati'' sau
'fosi senatOri'', afara numai
daca au fost alesi 81 in alte Adu-
mari.
Infractorii vor Fl pedepsiti Gu
o amenda de 1000 la 5000 lei, iar
in caz de recidiva GU maximum
amended.
Art. Z. Delictele preva.
zute 81 pedepsite de prezenta legt
vor Fl justitiabile de tribunalelt
corectionale dupa regulile drep
tului comun.
Procesul Sc va judeca de ur.
genta.
Art. 60 din procedure penala
nu este aplicabil in nici unul dil
cazurile de mai sus.
Art. s. - In caz de insolvabi
litate, amenda sc va transform.
in inchisoare conform dispozitiu
nilor dreptului comun.
| c'Universul's).
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ReZboiuI din 1853 !
'PaCea dePariSl856;
De: L. D. XENOP0L. :
!
De: A. D. XENOPOL,


hora unirei. Politia impiedeca
insa este silita de amenintari a
Sc retrage, 81 muzica, pusa sd
cante, intovaraseste pc public la
0 procesiune priI tot orasul.
Prefectul turbat de mamie, a.
rata prin telegrama ministru-
lui scandalul intimplat, invinuind
pc starostele francez, Cayollc, cd
ar Fl indemnat pc popor la rezis-
tenta 81 face bucati pc autori-
tatea ce S ar impotrivi.
Totusi cand ministrul cere de
la politia din Birlad confirmare
scrisa a denuntarei contra agen-
tului francez, politaiul incepe a
fngaima, Cd nu ar fl auzit ell sin
CUR vorbele starostelui; ca s'ar
ii spus de mart.lri a caror hume
lear Il uitat, toate aceste ara.
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PROJECT DE LEGE PENTRU
OPRIREA PURTARII TITLU.
RILOR DE NOBLETA
81 ALTELE.

La Camera sa depus urma-
torul project de lege:
Art. /. = Cetatenii rOmani M
vor avea dreptul de a purts, orr
unde s'ar afla 81 in orr ce mod,
titluri sau distinctiuni de nobleta,
ca: principi, cont, baroni 81 al
tele, particole de nobleta, pre-
cum nici de Sc folosi de ar
moarii. coroane 81 altele aseme-
nea. Gel ce Sc vor. abate de la
aceasta dispozitiune vor fl pedep-
siti cu o amenda de 5000 la 10000
lei. lar in caz de recidiva Gu IN
doitul amended, urmandu7se tot
ast-fcl mai departe.
Recidiva va fl socotita de la
implinirea unei luni dupa pro.
nuntarea hotaririi de condam-
mare.
Art. 2. - Cetatenii romani nu
vor putea obtine ascmenea titluri
sau distinctiuni in strainatate
sub pedeapsa de amenda de 5000
la 10000 lei.
Art. ;. = Tipografii, litografii
gravorii 81 zugravii earl vor tipa.
ri, grava sau zugravi in orr &c
mod asemenea titluri, sau semne
prohibite vsr ii pedepsiti Gu G
amcnda de 1000 la 5000 lei. ia1
i'll caz de recidiva Gu maximum
amended.
Art. 1. = Proprietarii ziarelor
revistelor sau ori caror alte pu
blicatiuni periodiee sau nu, car
in articolele sau studiile lor VOL
ii atrlbuit euiva asemenea titlur
prohibite, vor Fl cOndamnati il
mod solidar Gu tipografii, car
vor ii tiparit asemenea publica
'tiuni, la amenda de 20OO Ia
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ZIARUL
,,AMERICA"

tara nu sc afla un singur cOmitet
anti-unionist, ci numai guvernul
81 agentii sal, Instruments ale
Turciei 81 Austrici reprezintau
ideea separatista. Ce dovada mai
buna Sc poate cere pentru impre-
jurarea daca Moldova .voia sau
nu unirea eli Gu MunteniaY Oar
Costin Catargiu voia sa-si tina
juramantul facut, cand luase asu-
pra-si ministerial intereselor, anu
me ca sal Sc tale musta daca
un singur partnan al unirei ar
patrunde in divanu} ,ad-hoc.
Agentii Frantei, Natat consulul
Place de la Iasi, cat 81 baronul de
Talleyrand de la comisia din Bu-
curesti, precum 81 ambasadorul
din Constantinopole Thouvenel,
intelegand ca, daca ar tolera sis
temul de inidmidare .urmat de
guvernul lui Nogoride, cauza
unirei ar fl nu numai compro-
misa ci char desaviryit pierduta,
Isl dadeau toate' silintele pentru
a pune in 0 luninA cat Sc poate
mai vie uneltirile caimacamului,
spre a sill astfsE 90 Turcia a re-
veni Ia respectful stipulatiilor tras
tatului de Paris.
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Toata actiunea trebuia concen-
trata la Constantinopole de Oare
ce numai de aicea s'ar ii putut
pune un capat prea infocatei riv-
he a lui Vogoride. In o intrevede-
re Gu Reschid pasa, Thouvenel
arata marelui vizir dovezi inve-
derate ca ministerul Gu care lu-
era Vogoride ii fusese impus de
agentii Portei, 81 anume de Fo-
tiade. VHirul pentru a MI avea
aerul Cd u atare impunere ar Fl
pornit de La Ell, ceea ce Far Fl
compromis fata Gu ambasadorml
francez, catra care tot deauna
facuse parada de a lui neparti-
nire, trimite caimacamului scri-
scare in care ii spune ca fara te-
meiu s'ar Fl raspindit vestea ca
ministerul d-lui Catargiu ar ii
sprijinit de Poarta, ca ''informa-
tile eel Sc trimisese prin Fotiade
purtatorul firmanului de illvesti-
tura, Sc marginiau al sfatui de
a intrebuinta printre boieri, pc
acei q caror pricepere 81 STINT de
dreptate ar fl incercate.s
Vizirul avea deci aerul de q nu
II amesteeat in ingerintile ocar-
auirei moldovenesti 81 el revoca
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tand evident ca toata pira nu era
decat iscodire.
Iata cum intelegea deci caima-
camul Vogoride sa puma i'll lu-
crare firmanul de convocare a
divanurilor ad-hoc, care-i pres
cria pazi i'll operatiile clecto-
rale cea mai stricta nepartinire.
Nici unionistii fnsa nu Sc lasau.
La fiecare lovitura, raspundea
cate un strigat de indignare,
fara ca Gu toate aceste sa faca pc
placul ocarmuirei, de a recurge
la mijloace de fapt, care ar Fl in
dreptatit o interventie armata.
Prigonirile aveau 81 aicea efectul
lor. cunoscut de a lati ideea ce
tindeau sd innaduse. Asa proto-
popul din Bacau scrie lui Neculai
Hermeziu, ca in tinutul sau toata
lumea e pentru unire.
In Piatra, afara de IS anti
unionisti cunoscuti, nici unul nu
$ s'ar mai afla III fntregul tinut: de
asemenea in Tecuci, Focsani, Bo-
tosani, Dorohoi 81 in deobstie in
toate judetele, fara q vorbi de
Iasi, cnibul 81 focularul ideei re-
generatoare. De aceea Sc 81 obser-
va faptul insamnator ca in toata
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(Urmare)

In Vaslui guyernul anuleaza de
sase orr alegerea de subprefect a
unionistului Jacob Racovita, din
partea locuitorilor, care nu Sc
lasau necontenit al alege din
nou. Velisarie, membru al tribu-
nalului din Vaslui, este dat afara,
pentru ca impartasia pareri unio-
niste. Constantin Sturza este ras-
pins de la legalizarea unui act de
delilhitare a mosiei sale, pentru a
nu-si .putea constata III chip legal
fntinderea proprietatei 81 nu fl
inserts in listele electorate.
In Bacau Vasile Popovici este
arestat, 81 cate alte de aceste cal
earl de lege d,ara numar.
In Birlad poporul adunat la
gl,adina cere ca muzica sal cantc
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char Official ordinile date III Sc.
cret, 81 pc care insusi Fotiade 'e
'destainuise ambasadorului fran
cez intr un moment de naiva sim
ceritate.
Si Gu tOate aceste marele viZir
al Portei otomane cauta numai
sa-si mantuie onoarea, caci Ordi-
die fusese date 81 anume char
de la Poarta lli Vogoride de a
lucra in toate, chipurile spre a
impiedeca manifestarea ideei unio
niste. Cateva scrisori confiden.
tale scrise de mai multe perso-
naje politice din imperiul oto-
man, rudenii de ale caimacamului
M0ldovei, care scrisori nu stim
prin ce fericita imprejurare in
capura in mantle lui Dimitrie
Rallet 81 fura communicate amba-
sadorului francez 81 date publici-
tatei, dovedesc pana la cea de pc
urma evidenta ca purtarea in lu-
crare a ordinilor secrete trans.
mise caimacamului 81 din CD.
ror credincioase indepliniri tre-
'buia sd luciasca pentru' el spe-
ranta tronului Moldoyei, In una
din ele, cea mai veche in data,
Alexandra Vogoride, secretarsl
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ambasadei otomane din Londra
81 fratele caimacamului spune a.
cestuia: 'cumnatul nostru, am
basadorul (Musurls pasa) va
zut pc Lordul Palmerston care
este GU totul potrivnic mirci,
considerind-o ca rasturnatoare q
drepturilor 81 suprematiei suve-
ranului nostru, 81 prin urmarc
instructii de accst fel au fost
trimise lui Sir Henric Balver CO
misarul Marei-Britanii in princi-
pate. Este de mare nevoie ca sd
intrebuintezi Ia timp tcate slim
tele d-tale pentru ca Moldovenii
sd .nn lrosteasca dorinti pentru
unire 81 astfel sd te faci vrednic
de- buna vointa q sublimei Porti
81 de sprijinul Angliei 81 Austriei,
intru cat toate puterile lor unirea.
IVA urma).
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PARTEA DE EST

Kennard Junior High School,
1900 Z. 46th Street.
st. Clair School, E. 21st & St.
Clair.
St. Clair Library, E. 55th &
st. Clair.
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Filiala No. 2 din River Rouge,
Michigan apartinatoare Societa-
til Romano de Ajutor 81 Cultura
L. S. Desteapta-te Romano Hora
Unirii din Detroit, Michigan, pc
aceasta Gale Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal de lua Parte la
sedinta Generala extra ordinara
care va fl Dumincca in IA August
1921 in localul Gle sub No. TIA
Great Lakes Ave. River Rouge,
Michigan. Sedinta Sc va deschide
la l p. m. la ordinea ziiei va Fl
mai multe lucruri de rezolvat in
tre care va fl 81 Raportul delega.
tilor de la adunarea generala decl
rugam pc d-nii functionari de la
centrala de a lua parte la aceasta
sedinta 81 tot asemenea rugam
starllitor pc toti membri 81 func-
tionarii filialelor de a nu lipsi
nici mul de la aceasta sedintA
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor a.
menda conform Procesului Verbal
Gle la sedinta trecuta in numele
Filialei din River Rouge, Mich.
George A. Motok, Director.
Luchian Ludu, Secretar.