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New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
Another Revolution is
 Raging in South America

Managua, Me, oct. 5.-Another revolutionary uprising has occurred near the Honduras frontier, the in surgents sacking small villages and com uniting depreciation. The Nicara- guan government has sent a well equipped body of troops to the scene of trouble. .,--,..-
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05

Two base hit-McNally. Three base hit-Frisch. Hits-OH Douglas 5 in 8 innings; off Barnes ? in 1 inning. Stolen bases-McNaIly, ?. Sacrifice hits Peck, Pipp, Young. Schang. Double plays-Frisch to Rawlings to Kelly, Peck to Ward to Pipp. Bases on balls -Of Douglas B; off Mays o. Struck out-Douelas 6, Barnes 1, Mays 1. Hit by pitchcr-Rawlings. Passed hall-Snytler. Left on basc-YankS i, Giants i. Umpres-Rigler. at plate; Moriarity. first base; Quigley, second base; Chill, third basc.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
BAD TRAIN WRECK

Paris, Oct. 5.-Two suburban pas senger trains collideda in a tunnel leading into the St. Lazaire station this evening killing a number of passengers and injuring many others. The wrecka ge immeHiately caught fire and 1t is feared the number of fatalities may be large.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
Carl Mays Twirls in Masterly Way for Vic- tors and McNally Con- tributes His Bit by Stealing Home From Third.
Meusel Pulls Bone in Sixth When He Fails to Touch First Base After Making Triple.
FRISCH GETS FOUR HITS

Polo Grounds: Oct. 5.-The very ef- fcctive pitching of Can Mays, the timely hitting of Miller and Ruth and tho base running of NcNa1ly, resulted in the Yankees taking the lead carly in the game and the Yankees defeated the Giants fin the opening game of the World Series by score of to o.
 The box score and the game, play by play, follows:
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
Washington Denies
 Delegate in Mexico

Washington, Oct. 5.-(By the As Sociated Press) ss)-"Presidert Harding has no personal representatives any where" WAS the statement authorized today by George B. Christian Jr. secre- tary to the president when attention of w White House officials was called to reports published in Mexico City by the newspaper Excelsior that Elmer Dover of Tacoma, Wash, had arrived in Mexico City as a representative of MT. Harding.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
Italian Steamship in
 Distress Off Hatteras

New York, Oct. 5.-Helpless as the result of a broken steering gear and propeller, the Italian steamship Sirio, from Naples to Norfolk, Va-, today sent out wireless calls for aid. Her position was given as approximately 100 miles east of Cape Hatteras.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
HARDING SENDS REGRETS
President Unable to Attend Opening of Big Series Because of Stress of Business.

Washington, Oct. 5. - President Harding in a letter today to B. E.. Johnson, president of the American league, expressed regret that public business precluded his attendance ct the opening game of the worlds ser les. The president was invited to at tand the first game several weeks ago by MT. Johnson, who called at the White House.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
Personal Tax Collectors
 House Entered By Thieves

J. Willie Mills. personal tax collector, reported to the police today. that his house at PIP South Main street, was entered last night by thieves, and a $50 Liberty bond was stolen.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
Will Consider Request

New Haven, Oct 5-U. s. Marshal William R. Palmer of Connecticut whose office is in this city, this after noon said he had received a request from U. S. Attorney General Daugh- erty that he resign. MT. Palmer said that in ordinary circumstances he 1 would send his res. gnation but que 10 Tht 4Etr 4tssst 1,.sS 11.S fsSes sses are sa1c 10 be pending against his office he would give the request careful considera- tion before making reply.
 Hartford, Oct. 5.-'I hope that At- .orney Gen. Daugherty will send a representative to investigate charges, Through suggestion and innuendo, made against the office of the U. s. Marshal.
 Ut has been reported to me that President Harding has been asked to remove me and has refused.
 T have not been asked to resign, there has been no suggestion that resign and l shall not resign
 These were included ein a statement today by U. s. Marshal William R. Palmer at his office in New Haven, in commenting on a report to the effect that officials of the admins tration in Washington had been in- formed of charges linking him with activities of the Connecticut boot legging ring. It had been reported that his resignation had been asked for. He has about two more years to serve as marshal for the federal district of Connecticut.
 Scoffs At Charges.
 Referring to the charges that he was linked up with bootleggers, MT. Palmer said that such charges could be expected by any official who had anything to do with the handling of liquor at this time. .I wish some body would make direct charges" he said, "so that they could be investi- gated by proper authorities. But those who apparently are back of the re- ports stbok to suggestions ard in- nuendo which have absolutely TO basis of fact. ii
 Will Not Resign.
 NO official in Washington. either the president, the attorney general or anybody else has demanded or suggested that I resign and I shall stay right where I am for the rest of my term unless the president re- moves me, and I doubt very much
 
 been told that MT. Harding was asked to remove me and refused to take action. Marshal Hawley was al- lowered to serve out his term when there was a change of administra- ton anu I think the same policy will gover7, -ny case"
 Successor Picked?
 He added that he had been in- formed that his successor had al- ready been picked by the republican state organization and that this man was anxious to take office and the republican leaders were anxious to have him.
 In commenting on the storing ct seized hQuors he said that this was in charge of Deputy William J. Hayes, "as reliable and honest a mr. as l have ever met. But" he added, there are a number of small men who can't see how an official coul3 be given custody of seized liquor without profiting through the posses sion of such liquor'
 Blamcs Washington. MT. Palmer spoke at length on the lack of a deputy marshal in Hart ford for which situation, he said, ho had been criticized. He said that this was de to the fact that Wash ington had not responded to his that deputy be au- thorized for every city in the state in which there was a federal .on-
 
 (Continjied on Eleventh Page)
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05

Washington, Oct. 5-Attorney General Daugherty today re. quested the resignation of Wil- liam R. Palmer, U. s. marshal for Connecticut. The only statement concerning the request forthcom- ing from the attorney general was that he deemed it expedient to make a change in the office"
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
GIANTS.

sSchang declared out in sixth in- ming, hit by batted ball.
 *"Smith batted for Douglas in stl,. TANKS ...,... 100 Oil 00O-3 GIANTS 900 900 OOO-O
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
First Inning

mere was some delay while the Photographers were being chased off the field Mayor Hyland tossed out the ball and the game was on.
 Miller got single into center. Peck sacrificed Douglas to Kelly. He was given a big hand. Miller scored on Ruth's hot single to center. Ruth hit the first ball pitched. Meusel hit into a double play, F'risch to Rawlings to Kelly. One run, two hits, no errors. Giants: Peck threw out Burns at first and made a neat play of 1t. Ward took Bancrofts' roller and threw him out at first. Frisch singled past Peck. Mays tried to catch Frisch off first. Mays, threw out Young at first. No runs,y no hits, no errors.
 Second Inning
 Rawlings threw out Pipp at first. Ward walked on four straight balls. Frisch threw out McNally at first Ward going to second. Schang struck out. No runs. no hits, no errors.
 Giants: Douglas lined out to Ruth flied out to his brother in right field Rawlings was hit by a pitched ball Schang threw out Snyder at first. No runs, no hits. no errors.
 Third Inning
 Rawlings took Mays slow hopper and threw him out. Bancroft threw out Miller at the initial bag. Peck struck out No runs. no hits. no errors
 Gante: Douglas lined out to Ruth who let the ball fly up in the air before le caught 1t for the out. Peck threw
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05

nesses called by the state. He was going northerly on South Main street and was about 100 feet from the cor ner when the victim and another girl stepped @ the curb. The girls saw Johnson's car bearing down upon them and the older of the two ran directly across the street Dorothy
 (Continued on Third Page).
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
THE WEATHER,

Hartford, Oct. 6-Fcrecast for New Britain ant vicinity: Fair tonight; Thursdr fair and warmer.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05
JOHNSON NOT HELD FOR CIiILD'S DEATH Chauffeur Whose Car Killed Dorothy Kloiber Freed
 MANSLAUGHTER CHARGED
Evidence Presented This Morning In- dicates That Little Girl Became Confused While Crossing Street and Remained in Path of Car.

Charles A. Johnson, driver of the car that struck and fatally injured Dorothy Kloiber at the intersection of South Main and Ellis streets Sep tember 23d, was before Judge B.. w. filling in police court this morning on a charge of manslaughter. The court failed to find evidence of guilt and Johnson was discharged.
 Attorney David L. Nair. in whose machine the injured child was taken to the hospital, was one of the wit
New Britain herald., 1921-10-05

(continued on Eleventh Page).
Evening star., 1921-05-01
Women S and misses
Polo sports
coats, $3.50

Just a limited number
of smart new polo coats,
fashioned of soft, deep
piled fabrics, in either
tan or blue.
Full flare m O d e | S.
trimmed with fancy silk
stitchery and yoke lined.
Sizes II to 20 and "a to
~.
(Aprarel shops. second noor.)
Evening star., 1921-05-01

P. X. carriage robe, slIs-Of fine vale pique
with turn-back cuffs-dantily embr rodered
Infants SIS short dresses, slSo-Of white
nainsook Plain and embroidered style sizes
months to years.
Tots bloomer drawers, S0c-Edged with en-
broidery and with elastic at knee. Sizes to E.
Tots princess slips, 59c-Fine muslin trimmed
with embroidery. Sizes to E.
Infants long coats, $S.95-Beautfully hand
embroidered and all silk lined.
Vanta all-cotton shirts, 89c-Sizes to s.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
White sale savings for
8aby6Neek

IN time Tor National Baby Week! Let
person who rules your home!
Infants $3.50 to s3.95 pique coats, sl.69-Iimt-
ed quantity IN various styles. Narrow and wide
vale pique. Sizes months to years.
Infants f1anelet nightgowns, 95c-Feather
stitch braid trimming. Sizes to years
Infants 1anelet Gertrudes, 79c-Both long and
snort, with muslin waists. Sizes to years
Infants fanelet wrappers, 59c-
Babies s5.75 pique coats, $s.95-Hand-smocked
and hand-embroidered. Sizes to years
Infants muslin nightgowns, 75c-Lace edged
and open half way down front
tTots' shop, foor.)
Evening star., 1921-05-01
Bungalow aprons, 50c
White sale br,ce

White sale trce
Splendid bungalow aprons made in 'cover-all style,
fastening down the back.
Choice of blue and white checked gngham blue cambray
with All well
time for the bound-to-happen spring housekeeping.
fcor)
Evening star., 1921-05-01
White wash skirts, $2.98
OF 1ustrous surf satin

Trim, swagger sport
skirts, fashioned of excel
lent quality surf satin or
equally attractive white pop
lin.
Wristbands 25 to 3. for wo
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Lingerie nightgowns, 55c
of good quality white lingerie cloth. Made in
kimono style with stitching down the front.
White cotton taffeta petticoats, S1-The ideal pettcoa
for with sheer Made
and fitted with elastic the
Envelope chemise. 49c-Choce pink b4tiste models
with lace yoke and shoulder tailored styles
Pink batste bIoomers. 4oc-With elastic at waist and
knee.
second
Evening star., 1921-05-01

All have wide girdles and
are smartly trimmed as to
pockets with large white
pearl buttons.
and misses.
The Yale expositor., 1921-03-10
POULTRY WANTED

/ will buy all kinds of poultry,
chickens, ducks, turkeys and
geese, and will pay the highest
market price; also hides and furs.
If you have any old junk notify
me Phone 1864
Harry Agen
Bennie Berlyn 1918
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

ia ca aceste sd nu faca. material
de discutie. Seful delegated ja'
.poneze la conferinta din Was
hington va fl Gu toata probabili
tatea contele Chinda, fost amba
sador la Washington. Ell e de pre-
sent in suita printului de coroani
Hirohito, care e in Europa.
Roma, 19 Iulie. Premieru
Bonomi, in vorbirea lui de deschi
dere in parliament, a declarat q
imediat ce Statele Unite q lua
initiative unei conferinta pentr'
desarmare, italia a aderat cr
mare enthusiasm, deoare ce ct |.
mai aprobat Q astfel de propu
mare enthusiasm, deoare ce ca .
q 81 inceput reducerea armate
sale.
Prin aceasta, politica externi
a Italiei nu Sc va schimba. Italis
|se va orienta 81 pc mai departs
|ca pana acum 81 va ramanea ere
dircioasa muncii care sc da pen
tru reconstruirea Europei de
vastate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
HUGHES VA
PRIMI COMISIA
AFCANISTANA

WASHINGTON, j9]r 70 Iulie. =
$ 'au facut toate prepAFAtiysle pen
tru primirea lnisiunii .afganistana
ie secrettaruf de stat Hughes. Co
misia condusa de Mohamed Vail
Khan, representantul; lui Amir a,
m4aanulla q Nf Khan, regele Afghahij =
qYlui care prin el va cere StAte|Qx
Unite recunoasterea guverhdlM
'au. El va expune secretarului de
stat situatia din partile acele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

Suma precedent& .$455 90
FTa Augusin 81 loan Sssea, Alliance, 5000
loan N Sufanx Alliance Ohi0 Observation-Disclosures. 1000
George Salcx, Alliance, OhioG observation-disclosures. 500
4Andre Licay Alliance, s0hinl L. LOO
George 6tnln Alliance Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 200
Stefan Traiga, Alliance, Ohio o.............. 100
Nicoae Pardon, Alliance, Ohio LOO
Noise Stanciu Alliance Ohio ........4.. 200
Vasie = Gourtu Alliance Ohio ............... . 100
Smion Morar, Alliance Ohio Observation-Disclosures. Is
petru Tamaian, Alliance Ohio ................ 100
Stefan Porima Alliance Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 25
Vasie SERBIAN, Alliance Ohio observation-disclosures. 100
losif CGtana Allapce Ohio -. 100
Nicoae Molnar, Alipnce Ohio ). so
Xacheiu Matic, Alance Ohio 100
Nicolae Sandru Alliance Ohio !. q. LOO
0sMye z6gan Allance, Ohio 200
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

Administrators vrea ca Sa sc
stie ca Japonia mare pentru &c
sd sc teama caci Statele Unite
''nu doreSte concentrarea pu-
terri Ia un loc 81 nn urmareste
nici un scop egoistic Gu aceasta
collferinta." Intentia Statelol
Unite este ca sd Sc limpezeasca
atmosfera internationala 81 ca
popoarele Sd sc apropie mai mutt
de ideia ce trebnie sd fie cafauza
pentru ori ce guvern: ideia de-
Sarm1rii. Statele Unite nu afla
reasonable dorinta Japoniei ca
sd Use clarifice scopul acestei
conferinte mai ales in &c pri-
veste chestia Rasaritului Extrem.
Aceasta dorinta foarte legitima
din partes Japoniei. Secretarul
de stat Hughes 81 dat deja ex-
{l +
plieatiile necesare ambasadorului
Japoniei la Washington, baronu-
lui Shidehsra.
Acum Sc tin consfatuiri fntre
politician referitoare Ia llumarul
reprezentsntilor Statelor Unite
ID aceasta conferinta, q Ia alte
am5uunte. In primul rind Sc va
hotGrf data conferintei si aceasta
se " connunica puterilor snvitate,
\ pentru aeceptare eau contrapro-
puneri.
Samuel Gompers, presedintele
I Federated Muncii Statelor Unite,
! prppus presedintelui Harding
e muncA y lie representat4 y
acessta conferipta, cerere ee ":
Harding i,se pare foarte resons-
bils.
Toxic, 10 Iplie. Japonia VI
esrs n acessta conferintd dreptul
,snts1I lpoporul jsponsz g =
Il emiera A Canada, Austra,
I'M sN sse.and, Indo China \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
LISTA DE SUBSCRIpTIE
P1N1RU UNTvERSITATEA POPULARx NIOoLAx
IoRGA Ia vxLINu DE- MUNTE.

s d sshsrptis inohids in sua Dc IL aspsmbrs 1871
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
ANUL xvI.-No. 16z
Criza si|esiand
Ultimatul Frantei TRIMS Ger
maniei . suparat Pc snglexi
si Pc italieni.

LONDRA, 20 Iulie.-Situatia in
Silesia de Sus devenit din nou
critica astazi, datorita motel fran
ceze trimisa Germaniei in care cere
desarmarea unitatilor voluntarilor
gerlnani, amenintand Cd in caz con-
trar Franta va trimite trupe de
intarire in Silesia.
Guvernul englez incearca sd con-
voace cat mai in graba ConsiliuJ
Suprem. =.
Franta ma informal nici Italia
81 nici Englitera de intentiunea eli
de a trimite noua nota Germa-
niei, 81 s'a aflat, Cd att Italia cat
81 Englitera au desaprobat atitu-
dinea Frantei. Ministrul de ex-
terne englez declara ca este impe-
rativ ca frontierele Sileziei de sus,
intre Germania 81 Polonia sa fie
stabilize indata 81 sanctiunea rena-
ma sd fie inlaturata. /,
Sc crede ca Franta nu vrea sd
stea Ia tocmeala pana nu se va cla-
rifica situatia in Rasaritul Apro-
plat, dupa care, atitudinea anti
polona q Engliterei Sd fie contra
balansata de politica anti-greaca a
Frantei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

vi.
Colaboratorul ziarului guverna-
mental Imdrept0rea, Loan Jivi-Ba-
nateanu, mai dpearte urmeaza:
''Stie partidul national ca acest
ON, Carovici Gu tovarasii lui, fost
seruitori prin Bucuresti, au ucis
ori .ce.. miscare nationala din Ame-
rica, Ca de pilda, Comitetul Ma
tional 81 Liga Nationala din Ame-
rica, care pc timpul razboiului, au
dus ce amai inversunata propagan-
da contra ungurilor printre ameri-
cani, tiparind cincisprezece bro
surf in limba engleza, scrise de dl.
Lahovary, dl. Stoica 81 SUBSEM-
NATUL, care Gel, Jivi) a publicat
o serie de articole prin siarele 81
revistele americana, 81 care (tot ell,
Jivi), pc ldngd GceGst6 a fi,sut o
serie de conferinte: a ajutat pc
prizonierii romani din Siberia, a
TRIMS in tara imbracaminte Crucei
Rosii Romano, in valoare de un mi
lion 81 jumatate lei, 81 a dat altetei
Sale Printului Carol, peste trei
suite treizeci 81 trei de mil de lei,
pentru orfanii romanii Aceasta
organizatie a fost sugrumata lie
omul cSruis. So. .adresat paEtidul
national roman. -
0 Jivi! De ce-ai fost prost 81
m al slit sa ride cortina 81 pentru
tine! O>Jivi! 81 tacuisses philoso-
plus mansisses-poate !, Poate al Fl
putut sd ametesti mai departe pc
Gel carl nu sunt in current Gu ale
noastre Gu minciunile tale, spuse
intre patru ochi.
Inainte de toate, Jivi, multumes-
te fostilor servitori din Bucurcsti
Cd ti-aw dot o paine sd mdndnci.
Mulfumeste-le Tor Cd te-du amvdtat
sd apopagolicesti ron,dneste, Cd din
tr'un absolveMt de patru close pri-
mare tia dat putMta sd devH re-
dactor de gasetd 81 secretar la Liga
Nationdld, dupa ce de fapt cum
stii bine, s'a cerut desfiintarea Ell,
propunere care a fost combatuta
de mine 81 de altii, nu de tine, att
la adunare cat 81 prin ziar.
Dl. Vasile Stoica a scris sau n a
scris brosurile earl puritan semna-
tnra lui, nu stu. Ca dl. Lahovary
b scris vre-o brosura nu. u.stiu. Nam
vazut nici una. ca 'td,' Ton .Jivi
m'ai scris mici 0 br0surd 81 nici un
articol pentrM zsore 81 reriste an.e-
ricane aeeasto stu. 81 sa-ti spun,
Jivi, daca nj uitat cum sta chestia.
Materialul pentru brosurile carl
iii poarta numele 81 pentru arti-
cole care s'au publicat ii Lam dat
eu. M della mine. Nu, nu vreau
sd ma impaunez Gu acest merit
Din cartile pc carl le am. Din zia-
rele 81 revistele pc carl lie primeam
della Paris. Til subliniam. Il q.
dunai, ssternandu-le pc hartie in
limba romano, mi le aduceai sprt
verificare. Sofia ia, dina Jivi, alb.
solventa . unuitliceu american dir
tara aceasta, le traducea in limbs
Bngleza, 81 apoi, naaterialul tradus
intra pc mana, mi1ni englez-ameri
can, bun prieten al romanilor, ca
re q tinut ca numele lui q nu fit
dat in vileag, dar pc care il stiu
81 il cunoastem ,vre-o cativa, cure
il scria din nou, dandu-i forma
coloritul 81 duhul englez, 81 care ,
fost remunerat pentru serviciil'
faeute. Nu-i asa Jivii Al curaju
s6 desmintii
/ Serie de conferintei Undei Nj
confunda, pentru numele lui Dunn
nesea, conciliabulele tinute Gu ca
'Ilegii til bolsevisti 81 chicinetele p
pnde t. adunai Gu ei, Gu Westerl
i Reserve University. Oar moi =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
SEFUL PoLIFIEI
DIN LAKEWOOD
ARESTAT

P. s. Christensen, seful politiei
din Lakewood, impreuna Gu alti
10 politisti 81 6 civil slnt arestati
pentru complotul contra legii pro-
hibitiei. Pedeapsa poate fi:: 2 ami
inchisoare 81, 10000 dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

Dar, ignObila secatura nu Sc
gandeste Cd afirmatia lui infama
Sc poate desminti prin activitatea
noastra 81 ziarului nostru.
Cine nj cetit articolul scris de
mine Gu prilejul conferintei de
pace, in care laudam indaratnicia
Gu care dl loan l. C. Bratianu,
fost prim-ministru al Romaniei,
lsustinea sus 81 tare respectarea
tratatelor Gu aliatii inaintea rag
boiului, articolul care a fost re-
produs de ziarul "Viitorul" din /.
BucureSti! :.
Cine a protcstat mai GU tarie >
ca moi. - NJ Jivi, umplutura, :
vesnic preocupat Gu planurile luis
chimice 81 de invrajbire - impo, :
trivia rapirii Torontaluluii 81 cine |.
a sustinut pana Ia sfirsit, pana ..
cand am vazut 81 moi ca nu Sc,
poate altfel, ideia sd nu Sc cedeze
Gu nici un chip din drepturile
Romaniei9
Ca incheiere, pentru orientarea
cetitorilor noStri, Jivi, inlocuit.
din postul sau pentru duplicitatea
lui 81 uneltirile lui bolseviste pc
sub mana, a scris articolul care.
ma slit sd ma ocup atat de. multi
Gu ispravile lui, ca sc compromita
81 Partidul National Roman pen
truca secretarul sus zisului par
It'd, dl Sever Dan, ne-a scris Cd
plingerea dreapta romanilor
carl au fost in America ca lor MI
li-se da pamant, a fost luata in
considerare de partid 81 Sc va
starui sd Ii Sc faca dreptate, 81
acest Jivi, mai are curajul sd
sfirme in articolul din ''Indrep-
tarea" ca faptul scornitura
de ale noastre, ca sd putem refine
pc romani aici in America pentru
totdeauna.
Vor zice unii CT am dat prea
multa importanta unei secaturi.
Poate au dreptste, dsr nam pu-
tut altfel. In cateva rinduri nu
puteam schits omul care . mus
cat mana pc care ! iins-o, pasS-
rea care siia murdkrit cuibul ia
care . crescut si : fost hr4nit
panS aprins sripe, 81 81 ne crea-
= cetitorifca en- fost slit "
omit multe, fosrte multe din TIL
bulatiunile acestei sec&tnri, din
ale carui afirmatii afarx de faptul
Ica ziarul ''Americs'' ! pxtrans
II Rominia sub numels ''Rona{-
mis- sbsolut toats sant mizsiani
! lyfrantste. Il Il
" I