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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19

erson and Elton Are
he'd Against Chambers
s., Winners ii Finals.

Etth, Minn., Ang. 1s,-The
Ssst b AyeKain the tourney will
skill with the oldest this after
3h this singles finals ofHthe head
lakes tennis meet at the Oatka
Chambers, st. Paul, 19-year-old
lyestern interscholastic cham
scheduled to play for the:title
81 Frank Gill. 62-year-old star
b Minneapolis Tennis club.
serz' entry into the final event,
Hi occaAoned through his de-
ff Elton. Grand Forks, North
singles champion. was no more
stye than the victorious march
veteran Gill: BY winning
saeraight games Wednesday, Gill
Il his way to the semt-finals,
yesterday ne easily eliminated
.Rson, Grand Forks, Q member
WNorth Dakota doubles cham
HIP pair.
Mfth Set Today.
Sfifth and deciding set Of the
finals game by Chambers-Bros
Wilkerson-Elton will be played
the winning team entering the
es finals against Kennedy and
It. After being eliminated in
EEngles events. Kennedy, Duluth
hampton, and knight, Minnea-
star, paired up and battled their
- the finals by some stellar
b, Chambers partner in the
10, also resides In st. Paul. He
years old, Chambers senior by
sar. This youthful team played
no game against Wilkerson and
In the first four sets Of their
dinal meet yesterday, winning
I'D losing two. and an upset for
Sampionship North Dakota team
would notssurprise local crit
Sanquet tonight at the Duluth
Cub will conclude the entertain
program for the visiting play
MI .5&Es% ES Asgts K Haias E M
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
FIGHTING
TAKING PLACE IN
MELILLA REGION

Madrid, Aug. 1s.-Serious fighting
is taking place at Sidi Ameran, south
of Mehlla, according to an official
statement issued here late last night.
t was said that there had been sharp
fighting along the Spanish positions
there and reinforcements and provi-
sions had been dispatched to the
'front.' The Spanish forces at Tisza,
nearby, have also been reinforced.
The Moorish tribesmen have attacked
Spanish positions al Gabo de Aqua,
near the frontier Of French Algeria
the statement declaring that the Span.
ish forces were under fire.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
Mexican Consul
Declares Oregon
Is Friend OF U. S.

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 1s.-Mexico Is
IN enemy of the United States, 1t
3is q friend. Americans will have q
square deal in the country south OF
2 Rio Grande, and Mexico wants
square deal treatment from Ameri-
cans In the belief OF Gen. Alfredo
serratosf recently appointed consul
tabltshed the oficial consulate 1t
1852 East Grand boulevard. The vice
consul its Luis Vargas Vera.
Gen. Serratos left his business In
1917 to enter the army OF the revolu-
doIrartes, who then were seeking to
put put Porfirio Diaz. dictator for 80
years. In 1912 he-organizei a regi-
ment to defend President francesca
-. Madero, who succeeded Diaz at
the general elections.
He then was q lieutenant colonel,
the Twenty-sixth regiment OF
cavalry, the revolutionary forces. It
was In this oficiaI position that Col.
S%erratos~ led his forces during the
uprising of Pasqual Orozco.
In 1912,*when MADEIRA was assassin
ated by Huerta forces, all revolutions
aries vent against Huerta. and Ser.
ratios was in command Of one of the
armies. He was made secretary OF
war during sthe eight months when
Gonzales Cara, who succeeded Gen.
Eulalio. Gutierrez as provisional presi-
was succaaiedS Nv n LAGOS chazaro
the last uroviHonal president Car.
rama was elected nresident il o.
tober.51915 and serra+oa m.
scompened IL flee into America in dis.
guise.
Here the former Mexican secretary
Of war and army officer was COM
could And. He worked much aa day
and central west 800
RELATIVE t. Cen. ohrapon tho rer
Maxican nraaident AMI az
tit,,de Cen Serratn. sa1s Wa 80 az.
aDo we think'wa have !. r,rht nnsn /;
Yes. Ohrapcn has honast rsvn,,,t;nn
arv tdeas, He fn,,rht rnr 49, 49,,
ana To- W. noor 81 Me, 49, -
believes in the devainnment ~ =.
Econnfrv n asr,pht IA Ennxst -.r
WIN esneciai attsntinss+o III Srieh -
tural resources - -
s.sf.ar7 nhrsgar ~.
~edncstinn M faiant rs -. 80.
n1ainaT .,..s IaA1s III.
iinr IA siva III. afsfari,i+tss ~
E~warrantier r. fnreiener vvhn sS.sars
to ID I'd the. RenI,hiic AZ Mericn II
Thkln dsveion +hap nn,,ntr aeoasJ,as
to + new ideas'of = M.vicsn 9nW,
eminent,
aGan ohrar,n !. ~ -
the mericsn na,nia ~ as a"rr1s, .
He wanfa ali Marica =. ~ " fsianai
WITH TIA Amaricans onS ba,n than,
a. much aathev can while thew are
in Marico ~ nco,, % - ~,
hetwean ~. two nsonIas =
s.Tha rres;San+ end his r,r.-m.,,
a. nnf nhiact - nav-,ant 81 wv.
honast dehts r =.
n~erfact,v wiling tn-,sv it, deht. ~
soon a. Il r. nossibie. h1,f n-at,r,l11
Ethe nresident and Ma rovern = snt ~
sire IL do this Nv ,1sinr the cn,,n+rn,,
natural resources.
.The nn1w rsvan+.t,y. 80 So -,
the ohsta niaced n, the iwav :,
a few Oil men who are not sat;sneS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19

oxford. Ili.--John Freeburg,
go heavyweight grappler, de-
4 Steve Savage, also OF Chicago,
falls.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19

Sanquet tonight at the Duluth.
Cub will conclude the entertain
program for the visiting play
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-19
y Of G. H. Froats
Here Today;
Funeral Saturday

d body of Geo. H. Froats. who
I'm Marshfield. VT, on Sunday.
ID in Grand Forks today. The
sal services will: be held at the
" residence. 223 North Fourth
!, Saturday afternoon at 2:30
sk. Rev. Geo. A. Henry, pastor
First Methodist church. will Of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
Orleans School Notes.

The nurses, Misses Alexander and
Bennett, were at school on Thursday
in the interest of the Health Crusade
work.
Christmas exercises were held in
all the grade rooms Friday and many
visitors enjoyed the programs.
In recent sale of tuberculosis
seals by the Junior Red Cross to help
support the work of the Vermont
tuberculosis Association, the pupils
of the high and graded schools real
lied a total of $5T45. This is a good
amount considering the fact that the
Association also sent some seals to
individuals in the village that are not
included in the sales. The amount
received from each grade is as fol-
lows: First, $1.21; second. $3.50;
third, S12.61; fourth, $4.32; fifth,
S14.8 sixth, S5.48; and high school
5000.
The results of the Junior Red Cross
drive this year were most pleasing.
For the fourth consecutive year we
have the peculiar distinction TO hav-
ing a Junior Red Cross high and
graded school. The following classes
especially deserve mention since each
has 100 per cent. enrolment: Fifth
grade; and the tenth, eleventh and
twelfth years in the high school.
DIR. Lichliter, of the Orleans Win
ter Chautauoua course. gave the high
school pupils very much worth
while talk Friday morning in assem-
bly,. He emphasized the value of be-
ing different, that ISIS not drifting
with the crowd.
A vocational film in the interest of
recruiting nurses was shown Thurs
day. 1t contained a brief introduce
tory episode showing Florence Night
ingale in the wards of the barracks
hospital at Scutaria, and then fol-
lowed Immediately the coming of the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
Congregational Church Notes
Rev. R. A. Hamilton. Pastor

The newly-elected officers for the
Ladies' Aid society of 1922 are as
follows: President, Mrs. H. j. Stan
nard; vice president, Mrs. c. E. Jen-
kins; secretary, Mrs. A. w. Fletcher;
treasurer, Mrs. H. S. Webster. Mrs.
Stannard has appointed Mrs. F. c..
Brown, Mrs. M. M. Taplin and Mrs.
Jerre Marston as the executive com
mittee.
The Sunday school will give It's
Christmas program on Saturday
evening at 7.30.
The Christmas musical program
given by the choir last Sunday even
ing under the direction of Mr.. Tap
lin, with Mrs. Domino at the or
gan, assisted by Mr.. Domino, cor
net; Mr.. Potter, clarinet; DR.. Web
ster, cello; and Mr.. Moulton, violin,
was spoken of by many as the finest
Christmas program given in the Con-
gregational church for many years
The Christmas story. accompanying
the music, read by Mr.. Hamilton
gave many intimate touches, and
much local color, and made the far
away Bethlehem seem very near both
in time and space.
There will be no service in the
church Sunday evening since it is
thought that people will want that
evening at home.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21

The Book and Thimble club met
with Mrs. Whipple and Mrs. Lo-
ehrop at the Congregational chapel
Wednesday, December II. The af-
ternoon was devoted to the subject,
Education" Mr.. Robinson, princi-
pal of the high school, gave very
able and interesting address with
particular attention to the needs of
our own schools. Songs by Mrs.
ella Wilson and piano solos by Mrs.
Robinson completed the afternoons
program. The club adjourned to meet
December %, at the Congregational
chapel with Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs.
Stevens.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21

probationer to her training school.
During the year we hope to have
more films helping to guide the pu-
pills along vocational lines.
The pupils and teachers presented
Principal and Mrs. Robinson and son,
Robert, with some beautiful. silver
and linen gifts in keeping with the
season. The presentations were made
Friday morning in assembly. The
faculty also remembered Mr.. Kipp
with a fountain pen for his cheerful
and willing services.
The schools are now enjoying two
weeks vacation. They will again
open for work January 2.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21

portion of their Christmas giving.
Let everyone remember to bring their
contribution.
The evening service win be omitted
on Sunday evening, as the Christmas
exercises will be held on Saturday
evening beginning at 7.3O, with an en-
tertainment by the children followed
by Christmas trees.
The Boy Scouts of patrols Nos. 1
and 2 are asked to be prepared with
their personal lunch for a campfire
dinner and hike on Thursday, starting
from the Methodist parsonage at $50
a. m. sharp.
The young peoples Sunday school
class will hold social at the church
parlors on Wednesday evening.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
EVANSVILLE
Owen Robinson is seriously i'll.

Owen Robinson is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Walter, Norris is gaining
slowly.
Miss Vera Leland is home for the
holidays.
Joe Neddow visited at William
Lowry's last week.
Norma Houstan is suffering from
an attack of the hives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Bacon of New
port were business visitors here one
day last week.
Mrs. Frank Lapierre has been suf-
fering for the past week from Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Grow of
Bloomington visited Mr.. Grows sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Lapierre, one day
last week.
Esther Kittle, Doris Porter and
Raymond Foster are home from Or
leans high school for the Christmas
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Durham Wis
tied Mrs. Dunham's sister, Mrs. Luz
cretia Alexander, at Barton last
Thursday.
Floyd Heath underwent an oper-
alton for adenOids at DIR. Cleasby's
hospital last Saturday. He return
ed home Sunday.
Mrs. Dudley, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Maxfeld,
was very i'll last week, but is some
better at this time.
Irving Robinson Of Westmore and
Fred Robinson of st. Johnsbury were
called here last week by the serious
illness of their father, Owen Robin
son.
A community Christmas tree will
be held at the church here Friday
evening, December %. A few Christ
mas exercises are being prepared by
the committee. Everyone is very
cordially invited to come. Rev. W..
w. Cook will preach a special Christ
mas SERMON Sunday morning, De-
cember 18th, and it is hoped that
many will be present.
WESTMORE
There will be a Christmas tree and
exercises at the church Saturday
evening, December "a. Everybody
is invited.
Miss Mary E. Wheeler will enter
tain her school by having exercises
and Christmas tree at the school
house in the Hinton district Friday
evening, December %, beginning at
8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to everyone.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
Mail Delivery.

The discontinuance of the appro-
priation for village mail delivery SER
vice is suggested by the postmaster
general in his annual report to Con-
gress. Should this appropriation be
discontinued, it would deprive the
people of Orleans of free mail deliv-
cry. The Orleans club was instru-
mental in starting the proposal for
this service in Orleans. Perhaps this
is another time for the club to take
an interest in village affairs. If you
are interested tell the postmaster or
some club member.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
Green Mountain Theatre
Your Theatre.

Picture shows cancelled in Albany
and Coventry until we start the new
serial sometime next month. Remem-
Der next week finishes the last. cpl
sode of lightning Bryce" This
weeks show entitled "The Deceiver,"
is a story that deals with a lumber
company in and around Portland,
Oregon. The scenery is exceptional
ly fine. All-star cast. Don't miss it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
Auction Sale of
Personal Property
AS we have decided to close out our
lumber business, we will sell our
entire leaning Outfit at
public auction at the
]. A. BATES STABLE
Maple Street, Orleans on
Thursday, Dec. %

At 1 o'clock p. M, the following:
1 pair bay mares, w.t., 5000; reg
istered English Shire mare, W.T.. 1850;
bay horse, l 2-year-old colt, 1
yearling colt, several odd horses,
both workers and drivers; 3 sets
four-horse log trucks, 4 two-horse
lumber wagons, 1 heavy express
wagon, A sets work harness, driv-
ing harness; 6 sets logging sleds, 2
sets one-horse traverse sleds; bob
sleds; 8 drays, 2 Burroughs, 1 Rus
sian sleigh, 3 sleighs, 1 complete
sugar rig consisting of nearly new
Grimm evaporation and arch, size
12x3 u ;sugaring off rig, large gal
vanized storage tank, new galvan-
lied draw tub, 600 metal buckets and
patent spouts.
Overland Automobile, Model 90
Chevrolet Automobile, Model 40
1 horse power, 1 canvas cover, size
24x40.
Large quantity whiffletrees, neck
yokes, chains, saws, axes, cant-hDoks
etc.
Other articles too numerous to men
ton.
SALE POSITIVE
TAPLIN & Bates
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
ORLEANS
Continued from opposite page.)

Continued from opposite page.)
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hardy will go to
Brattleboro the last of the week for
q few days.
Miss Nina Higgins is spending the
school vacation with her people at
Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Fox and child
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Minnie johnson.
M. M. & Chas. R. Taplin's office
has a new furnace and is having new
hardwood floors.
Assistant Principal Rowe is spend
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-21
Methodist Episcopal Church Not %
Clarence D. Pierce. Pastor
Sunday services.

Morning worship 1870 o'clock.
Sunday school at IL o'clock.
The church service on Sunday
morning will be regular with a
Christmas sermon and Christmas
music. The Sunday school will like
wise be regular. The congregation
voted to take an offering for the
starving children of the world as a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-05
CT FAC QlPLQNATI1 AN.
TANTE1 IN uNGARIA?
= Un ziar austriac despre diplo.
matii Antantei.

Viena. Die Wiener SOM
.und Nontsszeitung'' intrun ar
ticol intitulat: ''Nenorocirea I'm.
gariei'' scrie intre altele:
''Se pare ca Horthy 81 Bethlen
Sc bucura de protectia lsecreta a
Antantci. Nimeni nu banueste cat
de usoara dcslcgarea acestei
enigme. Asasinii maghiari au tit.
luri de cont poarta uniforme
,stralucite. vaneaza minunat, av
femei ,frnmoase 81 castele splen-
.dMc. Ambasadorii Antantei Sc
STINT foartc bine in aceasta at
Lmosfera. De Sc ducc cileya ca
vrc-o plangere Ia dapsii ei sire
coara in geanta lor Gu docpmente
Iupgaria ppate sa- nu Sc sinchi
Fseasca atata timp cat Antanta III
|are cunostinti despre aceste star
|de lpcruri' (Rador).
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co N vocARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Albina'' din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca adunarea
Generala lunara pc ziua de 8 Oct.
a. C. la orele ! 30 p. m.
Avand in vedere ca pc langa
darile de seama pc luna Sept.
a. C. atat 81 verificare Procession
Verbale din trecut vom avea
|puncte interesante spre discutie
pentru care ne intereseaza pc tot
pentru bunul mers acestei Socie-
tati. Deci fratii functionari sunt
rugati a nu lipsi de la aceasta
|adunare, atat 81 membrii in spe-
cial. Cetindu-se lista functionari-
lor 81 a membrilor acei absent
fara scuze sc vor pedepsi, atat 81
|scuzele nemotivate nu sc vor lua
in considerare. 81 Sc vor pedepsi
conform Statutului.
Deci pentru buna cuviinta 81
mteresele Societatii .credem ca
fieSte care membru nu va lipsi d.,
la aceasta adunare 81 de a putea
munci cu totii pentru binele 81
inaintarea Societatii ca 81 in tre-
cut. Deci speram ca vom fl res
pectati in numele Soc. 'Albina:
din New Castle, Pa 1920 St
jefferson, Str.
Theodor Barza, presedmte.
Toma Acsente, secretar prim.
(231-32).
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DfeptA HInbei roInlnesti


din poStul lor pentru cd
Im cunosc aceasta limba?
Oar cazul acesta nu este izolat.
lndulgen!a noasira Il facut ca 81
acei dintre functionarii maghiari.
Icari site romineste demonstrativ
| mn vor sd Sc folOseasca de aceaSta
limha. La poStA, la CARA. la tren.
| 81 astazi trrbuc sa ne imprumu.
tam constiinta osanditului. cand
indraznim u ne folosim. de limha
romaneasca. 81 cata batjocurl
pun ci 81 i'm limba romaneasca.
cand totusi Sc folosesc de ea. La
pOSta. la telefon te Sileste sd vor-
besti umgureSte in data ce prins
de veste ca clmosti aceasta limba
lcAci altfel -nu csti scrvit. Tot asst
fel i'm toatc coatingerile conner
ciale. Char cei ce Sc bucura de
beneficille Statului. SuStin sovi-
nismul eel mai intransigent. 81
cd acest sovinism nv este numai
individual 81 mtamplator. ci este
propagat 81 alimentat tendentios.
0 dovedeste ulmatoarea stire pu-
blicata in numarul trecut din
Keleti Ijsay''. + vorba de un
ordin ce S ar fl dat din Bucuresti
ca CTR is,ii maghiar. carl au de.
pus jur;lmantul 81 m si-a inSusit
inca limba romana sa fie repair.
tizati pc timp de 6 luni in vechiul
Regat pentru a si-o putea inSusi.
de unde dupa implinirea aceStu
termen Isl vor reocupa posturile
de mai nainte. lata. Gu ce GU
vinte mtroductive ne da stire IA
ceaSta. ziarul amintit: Din
Bucuresti ne vine stirea. care as.
teapta inca sd fie confirmata 81
care produs Gu drept cuvant, .
|senzatie vie etc.
ASadara pentru Maghiari az
Ftrece drept Senate. daca cefe-
riStii in Romania ar sti 81 roma
neSte! Oar Oare nu Il SOsit mo-
mentul ca sd iesim din impasul de
pana aci 81 sa castigam pentru
limba rOmaneasca respectful 81
cinstirea ce Use cuvine9
| Aurel Ciato.
Din 'lnfratirca"-.
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DE las st faca pacua vata muzca lor acest
tst s scrteze drunul spre ferciIe In aceasta luna
recorur Columbia vioina tmbaa 81 ate instrument
cna Aurescu Orchestra Columbia Orchestra Romaneasca
ST Banda Romaneasc Merg la negutaoru vnde paci
Columbia sa-t aate pacile romanest >penru Oc-
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Motive constituIi1na|e

i5l maJOritallle III lcgalltate. Dar
eei &c an VENT la putere pc cal
lneparlamentare, secundati dc eel
validate. -Seusisera sa obtina man
! date prin frande dovedite, au
discohsiderat cu 1otul nisuintele
iepozitiei.
l. Cnvintul dat M fost tinut,
! Samoyolniciile in parliament 81
afari de parliament. au ours
1roaie, lbertatea cuvintului a
ffost suprimata, discutiilc din Ca
! mera au fost sufocatc.
Majoritatile 81 guvernul al,
tinut sd legifereze 81 sd guver-
nezc. ca 81 cand nici un deputat
opozitionist II ar fl fost in Ca
mcra. nu in intercsul superior al
tarii ci dupA yeehile metode. in
lnteresul uliul partid.
In chipul acesta, cu o astfel de
mentalitate n'a putut urma decat
ceeace vedem GU ochii: complet,
dcsorganizare 81 demoralizare.
Pentruca opozitia "a fost in stare
nu pentru ca lar fl lipsit price
perea, vointa 81 puterea, 81 find.
ca guvernul, 'punandu-se i'm afar;,
de legi 81 iregulamentul Camerei.
opozitia pc Gale lcgala nu sf-a
putut valoriza cOntrolul.
Mai poatcrpartidul national 81
celelalte particle dim opozitie sa
conlucre cu un astfel de parla-
ment 81 sd mai stea de vorba Gu
un astfel de guvern9
Ar Fl 0 imoralitate din partea
lOr s;i contribute la mentinerca
unui regim desprc care s'au con
wins, prin toate ,incercarile facutc
ea-i cu neputinta de indreptat.
ST daca lucrurile sunt astfcl.
este evident ca existd. 81 inca eel
mai gray conflict intre guvern 81
parliament. Pentruca, orieat dc
tlipsit de respectful legilor, nu pu-
tenn crede ca guvcrnul actual 81
alba mdrazneala IA guverna Gu
un parliament trumchiat. 81 inca
atat de multi trunchiat!
Averescanii Sc mangac acun,
Gu posibilitatea intoarcerii tara
nistilor in parliament. Ultimelt
declaratii facute de dl Mihalache
exclud insa aceasta posibilitatc
Motiv mai constitutional pen
tIu dlsQlvarea actualnlui parla
mcnt nlci nu poate Fl decat acels
care exista la moi.
Alegerile partiaIe din intreags
tara aratd Impede ca aceeasi con
vingere o au alegatorii fata d,
lguvem 81 maioritati. Opinia pu
blici lntrcagd GU partidele car.
au hotarit sd nu mai dea nici IN
credit guvcrnului Averescu.
(Din 'Patria
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DIN PATRIE

Sc anunta ca siguranta din
Arad a descoperit nn nou COM
plot. Stunt arestati mai multe zeci
de ceferisti, care aveau legaturi
secrete ell autoritatile militare 81
politienesti ungare.
Industriasii romani din Guj an
inceput vie actiune pentru a Sc
constitui in asociatie aparte. Pen.
tru acest scop vor tinea o mare
fntrunire in saptamana aceasta