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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31
IDEAL HOME

hxtures; must 10 seen 10 be appreoiaasdy
Immediate pnssessioni call Office 10 inspect.
II. e. SMITH, 724 W. ERIE AVE.
VACANT-IMMEDIATE Poss.--YACANT
3046 Boudinot st.. side yard. rooms Ie8Ib0
s5dI ResSh st. porch; rSom; r,. ssssoS ssSS
2018 Cornwall. 8 rooms, porch 49,. 82co
FULD q MOORE. s32 ID. AlleGhmy AMH
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OLD GOLD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CASH paid for old gold. silver and antion
olooks. Rogers. IS 8. l7th. Locust i2ia
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DEATHS

soyori Winner, Relatives and fri,pd. .,.
,hy.ed 70 attend funeral services, thurs
tersby. 5a19 ~. Broad III. int No,tS,,gprsssk, gss,
Cem. Remains may be viewed wed sy"
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General

NUREs wANTTp-Always In demsnd a,
sood pay; learn at home in spare time ::
entire tuition can be earned in few weeks
you earn while you learn; special offer. in
cludins free nurses outht: write for full
Rarticulars. chicago School OF Nursing a2i
z. Ashland blvd, Dept. Q. Chicago, III.
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HARRY E. THOMSON

s42Oo-lsie Z. Carey ct. Substantial, mod
ern. porch front, electric, finished In white
and mahogany throughout: convenient TO
trolleys and new a.: rare opportunityi call
office TO inspect
X. r.. SMITH 724 W. Erie ave.
1900 BLOCK n 22D sT.-s story, 0 rooms
ana bath. electric light: newly papcred and
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WANTED

WE WANT at onoe. housenoid fn,ni,,r.
store fixtures, office furnlture, nav tH.o; sne;
cash; honest value. Phone us about Il. "a.
Gust 42l4. Old Church, oor. 18TH and CheIr1
FURNITURE-We pay hiKhest prices ors
give best service. Goldberg. Al N. Goth 10Th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-31

ROOMS papered or painted, t5, material in.
oludsd. Potter, 1890 Francis ct. Pop Saos
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APARTMENTS

GlRARp AVE. l5ll-Sunny, cheerful IN,
furnished apartment: 4 rooms. Ktohep.iIs
neLghborhood: phypiolens home e"e'us'Ve
SPRUCE, 1897 THE NASH-I|oT,-ro,oc,r,,
houseNeeplnE apartment, furnished 10 sub.
Iet Tor he summer with the privilege ~
FetnnM IN IalI: sutablc for bachelors
70 suBLET, dlNdstone. iith and Pine
Eighth moor. one rooms and bath: one
Apply at office
THE EpGEToN, 42d and Parfside ave
opposite Fairmount Park-ApartmsHt With
private bath, single or en- suite; furnishsd
or unfnrnished: e1eellent dining service
WALNUT, 1227-BeauIfuIly furnished R-Trn
apt / all cony.; for housekeeping; 10 ran;
from June to October: Ph. Filbert Ss7o.
REGENT. ol22-six rooms furnished non,
ana rser porch second ioori Teasona BE
SEVERAL and Q room spts, various loon
n q cor. i8th and Chestnut "sn WsInuEf Eeasas' aaas
Camden. % ana Penn sts.. Camdsnn Hofei
eIeslleM restaurant. Tel Camden 1880 80
BAR1Nd 40al; lie s, 89th. cal, is6: 4sO 4
Kitchen will farm. Prsston 202b j. sea isS'
1&TH ST, N, 7l0--2 and q room 49,
amenls, unfurnished s45 and $50 Furnished
MODERN, Or. a b, mr.. Strawberry Msn,,on
$50 per mo. Reehtel. s2s2 Ridge bia. bso
22o 3. 10TH ST rooms and bath; fur.
nshed or unfinished 'D
sTH. N, 24s5--2d floor unfurnished rm,
and bath; att. Kitchen,
WALNUT ST. 45O8-s rooms and b5Ih
ReaI Estate Bonding Co, 4tth q SAMSON" qn"
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srTuATIoNs WANTED-MALE

COoK--Japanese wishes position as general
housework In small family or apt city;
best reference. d, heto, 900 Pine 81.
EOOKKEEPER-A married man. rs years
OF age desires position; had II. r. expert
opce also banking. Address J. M, 22o b.
50 81.
MAN. handy, thoroughly competent. highest
recommendation. Call early part OF week,
10 10 10 426 8. goth ct. st.
sXLEsMAN Spnt: l: lIsss sa on fur pog lnsta T. 3
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT HILL ''HoMBcREsTT-D
rooms, with board: rates for sea or year;
reLs. rns. MRS W: s. Harvey. e. drawers jans.
Chestnut HllL. Phone. Chestnut Hill 1915
OCEAN CTTY-Henderson Cottage, iioi IA.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

IpL.EWILD FARM-Just outside OF IVES,
Cnes'er hot-water heat, electric light
[sX q station. Mrs. Thomas s. Msllor'
west chester. Pa. Phone III.
boAhDING on farm equipped for same; city
reoreat'on' Maple Wood Farm. Ephrata Pa
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-16

OrIughon's Business college, VAS de-
tanned a few days from studies on
account of illness.
Miss Relle Tonce. the efficient
teacher OF Round Hill. spent the
Weekend at home in Johnston.
Mr.. Gary Padgett of Augusta has
spent several days with friends in
Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y Roof and Mrs d.
Ada Roof spent Sunday at Mr.. Geo.
C. Prices.
Much rain having fallen last week
still the roads were passa bic from
Wagner. at least Mr. n. T. Lyles
came over.
Mr.. L. 6. Roof visited the paren-
tai roof Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j . +. McCartha par
took Of dinner with Mrs. McCartha' s
parents Sunday.
St. Valentines day passed by very
quietly. only few cards received by
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Hastings Seeds q
1921 Cataiog Free

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With our Photographic illustrations.
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best. Write now for the 1921 cata-
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NEWS FROM ST. JOHNS.

The health Of this community is
very good at present.
Mr.. w. c. Leaphart is all smiles.
It's a bouncing plow-boy.
MesSrs Mark and Brodie keisler
spent Sunday afternoon with their
friends. Messrs. Leon and Arthur
Hendrix.
Miss lone Rawl spent Saturday
might and Sunday with Miss Neula
-Amick.
Misses Elsie Hook and Mary keis-
Ter dined with their cousins, Misses
Thelma and Ruby Hendrix. Sunday.
Misses Worothea, Lillian and Ruby
Keisler spent Sunday afternoon with
Misses Gladys and Virginia Ballen-
tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Hook visited
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SAXE-GOTHA DOTS.

Miss Berdie Day spent Saturday
night with Miss Claudia HendriX.
Miss Pansy Taylor spent the latter
part of Sunday afternoon with Miss
Claudia Hendrix
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Corley and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Miller out on Black Creek.
Mr.. Quinton Shirley spent Sunday
with Mr.. Voight Taylor.
Miss Ethel Atkins spent the latter
part of Sunday with Miss Berdie Day.
Mr.. Earl Corley spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Lacont Addy.
Miss Ruth Atkins spent Saturday
night with Miss Ruth Harmon.
A large crowd of boys and girls at
tended prayer service at Rev. 4. r.
Taylor's.
Rev. Plair and Rev. Bodie held
preaching here Friday and Saturday
night. There was a large crowd
present.
Miss Ruth Harmon spent Sunday
with Miss Ruth Atkins.
CHI-a1S
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Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il.
Long and family.
There is a fellow in this section
that ate fifteen pieces of cake and
SAID he did not have nalf enough, look
out girls, Id shun that fellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callie Taylor are vis-
iting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrc. r. E. Ra"':
Miss Eezzie l. ~: and brothers,
rupert and Irenus spent Sunday with
.n.ir sister, Mrs. W. G. Leaphart.
Miss Ethel p; dined with Miss
.dinnie keisler Sundsy.
Center school is progressing nicely
:. der the management of MIR. Law
,ence Porth.
Miss Lizzie Rawl spent last week
with her uncle, Mr.. John Rawl, near
Johnston.
MI. and Mrs. Hubert keisler and
little daughter, Gladys spent Sunday
with Mr.. John Wessinger and family.
Center schoo! is expecting to fur
nish an entertainment soon. Save
your pennies. nickels and dimes, for
Center sure is the place to have good
times.
Ch11nnS
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SHILOH DOTS.

The grain is beginning to look nice
which will be encouraging to the
panic stricken farmers.
MI and Mrs. +. E. Rawl and little
children spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. i.eaphart and
family.
There was large ,'"o.,d of young
reople visited Misses Maud and Letha
keisler Sunday afternoon. also Mr..
ana Mrs sWalter kle kley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cary Snelgrovc. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
+. 3Heisler spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ktisler.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Long, Misses
Susan Price and TC"e Sease spent
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Mr.. and Mrs. W.. C. Sease Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Olga Rawl and Ruby Hen
dirk spent Wednesday night with Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Keisler.
Miss Sara Keisler dined with Miss
Neula Amick Sunday.
Miss Claudia Amick spent Sunday
with cher chums,' Misses Cleo and
Catherine Hendrix.
Mesdames J. II. and T. H. RaWl
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c.. Leaphart.
Messrs. Homer and Floyd Hook,
Lewis Davis and Gerskine keisler
spent Sunday afternoon with their
chums. Messrs. Ralph and Raymond
Hendrix.
Mr.. and Mrs y. d. Price and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j: Taylor and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Hook.
There will be public meeting of
the Literary Society and also de-
bate at st. Johns school house Satur-
day night, February 26. Everyone is
invited to come and have a fine time.
Enemies of jazz music say there is
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-16
BARR NEWS.

Two Little ChumS.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-16

Owing to favorable conditions of
the weather a large crowd attended
services at Pisgah Sunday and en-
jOyed q very fine sermon.
We are indeed glad to note Mrs. W.
A. Smiths convalescence.
Mr. Carlisle Shealy, a student of
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-16
DANDRUFF GoEs!
HAIR STOPS FALLING

Immediately after using ':Danderine"
you Cali not find any dandruff or falling
hair, but what pleases you most is that
your hair seems twice as abundant; 50
thick. glossy and just radiant with life
and beauty. Get a 35-cent bottle now.
Have lots of long, heavy, beautiful hair.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-16
the bachelors.

the bachelors.
Smallpox seems to be getting near,
will get.
Operator.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-16

It looks as though we are to have a
mild winter We see philippine un-
derwear" advertised in the dailies.-
Harveyville (Kan.) Monitor.
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Enemies of jazz music say there is
syn in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News
Courier.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
4 dOua afiYerSare
("Dacia,' 4 August 1921.)

Svbdtoim asds ,ostru
No tcaem asd, nici din true fatd de recn Tngu din
dusmne rta Ae cines sdrbdoore de ~dnd nno
n de recHegere ficifd dxpd ncercdre de sd pra
treca neana nosru in Occurs de reacari.
August 1919 este sodror din uim
partea Hbed aattc aode egat rech lea dcu
trn datua aeamnlu agotdri pc de da osto le a.
deplnea sprijinM Roadnaor oprimoti pdnd annci.
Dapd lapta gree din priHdraa ann" 1919 ndddea nst
sguraatei moasre poice srrdeo Tngnri
asb,ta stdpdnir prottdnd retragrea
din BrdtiaaM dela coaferna p Gle neordaea de
etNni edrea nrc Romdna Alati hetd
rird 81 iacerce 0 noud erinrd i,apera,a aoaStrd.
Atacws prn surprindere din Tube dpd IN Apre sirb
refnzad intr autor dupd tre
GATOR mpotria Coslorac pntoa sa bd "dr hodroare
pra soartei RontdAismuni docd ar fl sbutH
MoMenul era att cat ConsiM nprh soriise
trind generad Shuts Budapesta traa b0ric
regpuui boser din Ungara
fotd de Rusia borid conaaa pota retele de rmd
IN faa noul atac perspecreor potce ingroore Ro-
pentru ndona hodrirc indrdsnad Tn consn
de minstr preda de Ia 16 Augt 1916 hodt So
dspundd enee atocurr ung pdnd la ngenanchorea de-
tniira inamicului secular.
Nau ipH proestdrlc dcud!le potice interno6nute.
sul coenelnlui oun Romane noastre IN
Budapesta bine N" putin o M sau ordat 81
al membfi al comisiunor alae din capitald Unyare.
Ce rrOi? Era resc srbi fie mMtHm ca trd spr,
jnM lor, zdrObsem dusndnia moghord-
ani puuserd intra la Vena, poa Cd ocmai
satsfdcut de intrarea Romdnlor la Badopesta.
De afl Badapesta rite fost si"g"ra eapdad na-
ocNpatd aa aceasd ocupaune dtora acun
teor roadsest.
tapte hodroare penn desrotarea w.
oord erenmenelor inerna!iond facem mdnde ncre
prcpr forte Asgnrdnd indpturea brdtn nons
tire rationale ordinea Eaopei ceatroe.
august 1919 rdnd~e in Aora neomua nostru
nent peuru Rodnsmui sa conacrot
prin paterea rea dpt rad Nbd de sine stdtdoore
0upd nttea reacuri de suternt 81 u",ihr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
RO1r1anii la Budapesta

+ Primele trupe nitrate an fos1
regimentele de sub comanda ge
hera1u1ni Rudeanu 81 a colonelu
lui Stefanescu Anna, All genera
81 secrctar general la ministeru
de razboiu,
Capitals -H'ngariei. s'a preda1
in reglM. Ea solemnitatea primi
rel erasuaui au asistat urmatoa
rele personalitati streine: Prin.
tul Borghese seful misiunei ita.
lienc, asistat de dol ofiteri al
misiunei; col. Causay 81 capitanul
Gregory din misiune militara
americana 81 in urma a sosit de
Ia Eiena colonelul englez Cunning
ham.
Primele masuri luate de co
mandamentur nostru superior. aal
fost ocuparea postei, cailor ferate
81 instituirea cenzurei pentru
presa.
Dupa Seeia $ a lansat O pro.
elamatie eatre lecuitori prin care
toti posesorii de armc 81 explosi-
bile erau invitati sd le depuna de
ourmand Ia nesupunerc
So Ii sc aplice aspire pedepse. :
vestea ocuparii Budapestei a
prOvccat enthusiasm in Romania
pretutindeni.
La Bueuresti sin principaleIc
orase $ 'au arberat drapele. 'au
luninat edificiile puhlicc 81 multe
case particulare, au facut mani
festatii 81 retrageri GU torte.
In dimineata urmatoare a in.
tl'at la RudapeNa dl general Pre-
zan. sefal Marelui Stat Major.
care q seahnat un ordin de ri pe
ar,nata, in numele regelui, rece-
mandand ca trupa 81 ofiterii sa
Sc poarte bine ell populatia.
(''Dacia" }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
Bolsevismul in Ungaria.

Dezastrul suferit de Unguri la
lisa la dus la disperare 81 mai
mare 81 la armcat GU totul in
bratele bolsevismului. Bella Kuhn
capatase putere 81 actiunea lui
ameninta Europa centrala. Eve
nimentcle din Tngaria puseser;
pc ganduri char 81 conferinta
pacii de la Paris. care pana a.
tunci privea ell indiferinta mis-
carea Cngurilor. In moment dat
>'a vOrbit char. de trimiterea
'unei armate aliatilor impotriva
tngariei. Planul aeesta. insa. m
Il putut realiza Gin urmatoarelc
motive: Italia avea gn8utati' in
Iterne, Serbia II 'avea incredere in
Italia. lar francezii aveau prea
.putine forte in Orient ca Sa poat:l
lncepe actiune militara serioa.
sa. Sltuatia aceasta All crezut
lngurii so poata exploata in ia
voarea lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
plRECT0RH C0aaPANIE
De PUB lIcjTkTe 4
\ UMUNE S. R. 4.

! NICOLAE NESTOR, Rres.
48O8 Tillman Ave., Cleveland, O.
N1COLAE BARDAS, vice-Pres.
iR F. D. 8 Canton, Ohm
/ G. N. POP, Scr. Adm.
sos Detroit ave. Cleveland q.
D. BARZA, CasiAe
6s0l Detroit Ave-. Cleveland O
Msrnhrii in dirsctis:
III In. SERB
s31D 3. Home st., New Cassls. Ha
/. loan G. HOZA
1857 Auld Street Alliance, Ohio
i P. CHINA
II 163 So Main st. Akmn, OH
I GEORGE DUMFTRU
lP o. Box 81 Universal, Pa
GEORGE sALCA
Arcade Hstel, Allianea, Ola
0ontrolog1:
JOAN DA1IIAN
51810 Brainard Ave-, Cleveland, Q
I, I'm. SUTANL
sA40 n EsY>n,.t-r n hl1r.nan N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
Importante forte maghiare impo-
trivia noastra. = Atacul maghiar
81 contra. ataeul roman. - Tao
tica inaltului commandment ro-
man. - Primele trupe Ia
Budapesta.

In zil,a de 10 Iulie 1919, la Sud
de Solnoc. comandamentul ma
CHAR avea concentrate trei divi-
Iii q, ) 81 g., lar la Nord de Sol
noe avea divizia intaia. Alte trei
divizii au fost abuse imediat Gle
pc frontul cehoslovac g, 4 81 4.
Divizia S-a Sc gasea pc froiNul
austriac, lar a ga (neregulata /.
comp,,sa din muncitori, Isl avea
sediul la B,ldapesta cu insarcina-
rca sa pastreze ordinea Capitalei
81 ,sa protejeze regimul communist
contra incercarilor reactilusei.
ca toate acestea, in afara de
.cele Z divizii carl an luptat pc
IfUntul Tisei, printre prizonierii
[unguri an fost mdentificati sol
.datii, 81 ofiterii din diviziile 8 81
g. Acest fapt constitute cea mai
i,una devadS ca trupeae noastrc
|au avut de kaptat cu 8 divizii
complecte 81 bine armate.
De asemenea, sa mai constatat
(ca inalnic,ll dispunea De artilerie
multa 81 de munitii abondentt
|ceeaee facca ca in camp de lupta
Fdeschis, fara transee, situatia tru-
peioF sd fie destul de grea.
In asemenea stare de fapt, co
mandamentul superior roman 1
freeurs la o stratagema, care ia
frcn7it pc drpiin. Retragerea e
Eectuats de arlnata noastra a pus
lisa in spate1e trupelor inamice
Alba dupa aceasta armata ro
tmana a desfasurat cOntra-atacuf
Iavand siguranta ca va infrings
tdusmanur care avea de luptat 8
lcu un obstaco1 natural in spate
/ Luptele au fost in multe part
cat Sc poate de indarjite.
! De Ia primeie ciocniri decisive
'armata maghiara q inceput sa-s
fpiarda elanul GU care pornise a
ftacul. RetragSndurse pc lisa, al
mata bolsevica a fost repede in
lfranta 81 demobilizata. Efectu
lmoral So resimtit imediat ]
Badspesta. Qruparea Capitslei 4
urmAt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27

deal, atat IN sinul populatiei cat
ST. la armata. 0 Insufletire deliran-
.ta. Era 81 ceasul suprem pentru
aceasta hotarire, caci lTngurii Sc
,pregatisera foarte bine pentru. a
.ne ataca. In pordul Ardealului
,inccpusera chia1 Sd atace avant-
posturile noastre.
In ziua de y Aprilie 1919 CO.
manda trupelor din Transilvania
a fost incredintata d-lui general
Oh. Mardarescu. care 81 sosit
GU tren special in noaptea de 70
II Aprilie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
Inceperea ofensivei noastre.

I'M ziua de l6 Aprilie dl gene
raj Mardarescu a pronuntat alta
.cul contra vrajmasului. care Sc
lntindea Gle la obarsia Tisei pand
Ia Muras, ocupand inima Munti-
or Apuseni al Transilvaniei.
Frontul armatei unguresti fost
repede rnpt in doua. o parte s'a
retras spre Oradea- Mare Solnoc.
cealalta spre Dobritin- Mesezolva.
/, I'rima lovitura data de armata
noastra fost asa de puternica
in cat divHia de sacui. care era
cOnsiderata. ca divizie de fier. a
fost fortata sd capituleze in in
tregme. Cealalta armata s'a re-
traS in cea mai mare debandada
pc malul drept al Tisei. lasand in
mamie noastre mari cantitati de
material 81 un mare numar de
prizonieri. Foarte mari au fost
pierderile ungurilor 81 in mort.
Dupa lupte de 16 zile Ardealul 81
fratii nostri de pc teritoriul pand
la lisa au foSt eliberati de pri
MEDIA barbariei maghiare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
Cum am intrat Ia budapesta

Agitatorii unguri. earl faceau
propaganda 81 sfortari sa rascoa-
lie Sacuimca impotriva armatel
romano au declarat atunci. inte-
legand situatia, ca acest fapt ar
fl fost neb,lnie fata de organi-
zatia 81 discipline armatei re-
name.
In momentul Ocuparei Orasului
Budapesta, generalul Holban, a
faeut preset urmaOarea decla-
rattle: 'Fapta mareata zdrobi-
rel anarhici din Ungaria, cade in
sarcina soldatului roman eel
mai Ncinstit 81 eel mai uman estas
din aceasta parte Europei. Prin
jertfa neprecupetita el este 'n
viteaz din povesti 81 ajunge dupa
lupta eel mai asezat 81 eel mai
cumpatat pazitor al ordinei. Abu-
zuri extrem de rare 81 prea nein-
semnate ca mancarea unei
gami = lie pedepsesc, pentru a
ma incuraja 81 a nu da prilej la
barfiri eXagerate.
Ma gandesc, insa, la eel peste
doi ami de ocupatie streina, csnsl
tarisoara noastra fost stoarsii
Iqna la sleire. de austro-germani
81 tOvarasii lor dlpa eel mai siste.
matte jaf 81 in urma caruia ME
p1na la sleire de alistro- german
ne venim in fire. Aceasta crimi
rala jefuire din ordin, de sus, nj
a avut nici o sanctiune, ca toatt
ca trei part din tara fost fu
rata in mod organizat 81 xiraciti
eompleetamente. Numai dateriti
geniului bun al rasei nOastre 8
RuRatatii cerului, anul acest;
nc-a Fest dat putinta sa trecen
si .pcste groaznica urgie foa
hetei.l Dintr'a malta moral;
crestina soldatul nostru diseipli
nat, raspualdle cn binc 81 omeni
fostilor sal spcliatori''
Data de august 1919 find
ri istorica, am cautat sa redan
ceva din desfasurarea intrari
|trupelor noastre in Budapest
care "a efcctuat la orele s d. ;
! Pana in ultimul moment Ting,
rii nan crezut cd lie vom ocup
Capitala increzator in injon,
tinnile care tineau 81 opreasca r
soldatii nostri Ia Portile Bud'
Lpestei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-27
EVENIMENTELE
DIN PRIMAVARA
ANULUI 1919


Pimavara anulni 1919 era as
teptata de Romanii din Ardeal
GU multi dor 81 Gu mari nadejdi
pentru viitor. Patru ami de zih
ogorul scump al Ardealului M
mai fusese lucrat cum ar fl tre-
butt. Acum eli alba asteptau sd Sc
desghetr pamantM ca Sa traga
primS brazda in ogorul eliberat
de sub stapanirea milenara a Tn
gurilor; in ,primavara aeeasta
trebuia sa Sc puma in pamant cea
dintai samanta cu inima veseli
81 Gu mainile descatuSate pentru
totdeauna de lanturile robiei ma
tionale.
Danlnezeu, atat de drept acum
GU poporul ales, care cinstit
mai mutt decat oricare altul ere
Inta cea adevarata 81 nlantui-
toare, volt, insa, sd mai puma
acest pepor La o incercare main
te de al da toata fericirea dc
care s'a facut vrednic prin sufe-
|rintele de veacuri suportate in
.redinta dreptatii finale. In locul
vanturiler calde de primavara "a
ruinei peste Ardeal vantul ras-
|vratirei pacatoase celor vino
vati 81 pedepsiti. dar nepocaiti 81
neinteleptiti nici dupa pedeapsa
ce h s'a dat prin perderea raz-
hoimlui insemnat 81 provocat
de Ell.
I Gu teate bucuriile ce le-all
lavut fratii din Ardeal pentru in.
}faptuirea Romaniei Mari, Ell to
/ tusi ma se puteau linisti, caci de
peste ffontul ocupat de trupelt
romano veneau strigate de dure.
Ire sfxsietoare. Frau strigatele
fratilor, earl ramasesera sub do
n,inati,uea Ungurilor,, 81 car
erau exp,,si Ia cele mai 'sAlbatect
trersecutii 81 schingiuiri din par
{tea vraimaSilor nostri seeulari
Intervratiilc facutc la Paris ds
Se6tr~ 2ntcritatile noastre ma,
lavut nici un rezultat. Ungurii de
! |veneau tot mai brutal 81 mai sa !
batici, Isl facean De cap. Popala
,}tia din Arieal cerea prin NEE
! tinguri impuaatesFe, ce sc tinea'
lin toate oraSeae, intervenfia ar
! Fmatei noastre 81 pornicea unu
}rizboiu de rafuiaia definitiv
: tihlpetriva Engariei. Guvernori1
ia tr~huit sa ascuite glssuf pope
-frsaui q in siua de 10 Aptiiie 1Sl
0 80 kotsrit Ii BNcure4ti fHcept
: res anei actiuni coatra Ung1rilel
Stires aceasta Z prodQs in M