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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-12-29

Fairy Tale
"MARY GRAHAM BONNER
WITTY WITCH'S TALK.
"MARY GRAHAM BONNER
- okrHonI D StaI,sn stVNIAlfa uhioh--

I'm glad to see you all today" said
Witty Witch to the fairies and elves
and brownies who came to call on
her.
"Mr. Giant said that l was to give
an afternoon lecture before we had
to hear n lecture. but he thought it
would be a good idea. And I NEAR to
take my own lecture to heart just
as much as l mean to tell it to you.
"And anyway, at the end Of the
lecture. we'll all have tear
Everyone laughed and Witty Witch
continued: you must all he proud
of your country and wave your flag
and rejoice that you belong to your
own beloved c~ountry-but you mustn't
judge every other country in the world
by n or two people you may know
belonging to such countries,
"Be proud of your parents and your
grandparents and your ancestors, but
don't spend your whole time show
ing their pictures in the family al
buns to the callers. Amount to some
thing yourselves, too!
"Be friendly with your %neighbors,
but don't think that means that you
can borrow their toys or their fresh
eggs without returning them, for that
isn't real friendliness.
"And don't feel that when you've
borrowed their matches to light your
bonfires that you can keep the match
es that are left in your pockets!
"When you have snapshots Of your
sisters and brothers, don't take up ev-
eryone's time by showing them all.
They may have sisters or brothers of
their Own!
Don't ask people questions which
you wouldn't want asked of you.
Don't ask how much others pay
for their toys if you're not going to
tell what you pay.
Don't imagine that by saying q
hurried good-morning to someone,
you're being friendly.
"Be Independent but don't be proud
and naughty.
THAT is all the lecture | will give"
said Witty Witch, land that is quite
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SOUTH DAKOTA ,
FARM
v
THINGS TO BE DONE IN JANUARY

Clean Grain for Seed-There is no
single farm operation so easily and
cheaply done, which gives larger re-
turns, than the thorough cleaning and
grading Of all seed sown. Besides
cleaning out the weed seeds, the light
weight seeds are taken out when the
job is properly done. thus preventing
the reproduction of the poorer plants.
This practice carried on year after
year permits the increase of the best
and kills out the poorest. Thorough
cleaning and grading of all seeds
planted is the first step toward a sue
cessful crop. There is no time like
the present to put the seed in proper
shape for planting.
Lice on Cattle - January weather
will not usually permit the use of a
liquid lice killer. A dry mixture may
check the spread of lice until spring
when an effective solution can be used.
Make a dry mixture by using one
fourth pound of ~pulverized sabadilla
and n pound of sulphur. Sprinkle
this mixture on the infested parts OF
the animal.
Dairy Cow Needs Protection-Cold,
blustery weather and good milk COWS
do not mix well. There are some cold
days, even in the Sunshine state, when
dairy COWS are better if left in the
barn all day, OF at most turned out
for only a few minutes I o get water
and exercise. The shrivelling in the
yield of milk that evening will cores
pond to the shrivelling of the COW in
a cold, raw wind. The dairy COW does
not have a covering of fat and flesh
as has the beef animal. She needs
the protection of buildings.
Take an lnventory-January is the
month to take inventory of the feed
and supplies, machinery and livestock
on hand. If this information is put
down in a simple farm account book
and a record of receipts and eXpendi-
lures kept, the farmer can tell what
his profit or loss has been for the
year. He can also study his business
in the light of this record TO see how
he can increase his pronts for the mex
year. Let's put our farms on a bust
ness basis by keeping a farm account
book in 1922.
Girls Club Project-During January
the sewing club girls should make
= n--- LII
should make at least two bakings of
quickbreads and canning clubs may
can carnberries.
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"AiI Sorts Of Good Things"

enough. But Mr.. Giant said 1t was well
to 90 owe the things we must not do,
every once in aW lille, as we'll as the
things we must do.
"Of course he agreed with me that
the word DO was much more impor-
tant than the word DON'T.
But now We must be having tea"
AS Witty Witch said this, six little
elves who had promised to help her
with the tea came forth carrying trays
with all sorts of good things to eat.
There were cookies and pastries
and sandwiches and tea and little
hard candies of different colors.
Even if / did give you a lecture"
said Witty Witch, I'm going to make
up for it by giving a fine tea.
And then after tea time we're 60
ing to hear a story.
They all had a most delicious and
splendid tea party, and after it was
over Witty Witch told this story:
Mr., and Mrs. Dove were very de-
voted and happy.
Every day Mrs. Dove used to ask
Mr.. Dove if he loved her and every
day Mr.. Dove said that he did.
'One day though Mr.. Dove said,
"'You silly Mrs. Dove, of course l
love you. | should think you would
know that by this time OF course
Mrs. Dove did know 1t, but she wanted
to be told it just the same.
But she decided she wouldn't ask
him that question any more. A few
days went by and she didn't ask that
question. Mr.. Dove became very much
worried that Mrs. Dove no longer
cared for him.
FINALLY he could stand it no long
er. You don't care whether | care
for you or not he said, you haven't
asked me in days now whether | love
you or not
but you said you did, Mrs. Dove
answered. You do, don't your
"Mr. Dove stuck out his little feath-
cred chest and said,
"'Of course | do, you silly little
dove. How often do | have to tell
you the same thing And Mrs. Dove
laughed to herself for Mr.. Dove liked
to say that to her, but he missed an
swering her question as much as she
missed asking it in truth!
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f HERE Is a pleasant old SUI
NI&lZ|N perStition that jollity in a
4E,A house during the first week
FG#EMSlH Of the New Year brings
NNAAH pleasure and happiness to
that household during the
entire year. There are many interest
ing ways of entertaining q New Years
PARTY, but the favOrite Of all is the
masked dance or party, and he most
interesting way of having this sort of
entertainment Is to give a ghost party.
The invitations read in this manner:
Our good old Father Time
Has promised to convene
The shades of many notables
To meet you New Years cen.
Wen look for you, you know,
To help to make things go,
And incidentally to meet
Some ghosts you're sure to Know.
There should be 20 or more guests,
and after the invitations have gone
out, the hostess has a little private
chat with her guests over the tele-
phone. She requests them to come
dressed to represent some famous per-
son now dead, pantomime, words, ges-
lures and costume being used to carry
cut the impersonation.
Dressed in a misty black robe COW
cred with stars cut from gold paper,
the hostess will receive her guests in
q room draped all in white. Sheets or
cheesecloth can be useo for this. No
word is spoken until a little red imp
distributes cards and pencils to the
assembled guests. Then each in turn
speaks some word or does some stunt
to suit his or her character. The
person guessing the greatest number
correctly receives a pretty copy Of the
book, "Ghosts | Have Met"
Games. contests and dancing will
follow, and the supper or refresh
ment table will be filled with things
tempting enough to attract even the
most ghostly appetite. The table dec
'o~rations should correspond with the
festivities Of the season. A New
Years pie made Of crepe paper over a
deep pan is filled with dainty little
favors for the guests or cards upon
which some funny rhyme Is written
for each individual guest. Part of the
entertainment for the evening may
be the telling Of fortunes, informing
each guest Of their fate for the com
ing year.
Whatever you do, don't let anyone
shatter your faith in New Years resO-
lutions. They are the best things ever
If you know how to handle them, and
the most discouraging things II you
don't.
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Iodine Stains.

Iodine Stains.
Iodine stains will disappear over
night II left In water to which has
been added common dry mustard.
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Il you want to free the ~neighbor.
hood of mosquitoes encourage swallows
to make themselves at home, says the
American Forestry association OF
Washington. These birds feed almost
entirely upon obnoxious insects and
they will do much toward protecting
orchards and other trees from insect
pests. No better investment can be
made, therefore, than some houses set
out for martins and other swallows. or
the blue swallows the purple martin Is
the largest, the male being entirely
blue aboye and below. while the female
Is blue above with a gray breast. Swal-
lows are highly migratory, most of
them spending the winter In Sonth
America.
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ing her ancestral home to her small
son. She pointed with special pride
to II bust Of her father.
And that, Robbie" she said, us
your grandfather"
"Is that all there was Of himY' he
asked.-New York Times.
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Nnc@%kna5;
P6em~
HAIL, NEW YEAR

Hello, Youngster-Glad yere comm! Been alooking sharp fer you;
old years chariots gone ahummin-Welcome Nneeentwentytwoi Don't
commence to act contrary, cause yer cradles cold an wet-Babies born
in Janooary don't look pretty when they fret! In the lap of Peace an
Plenty, you got lots of chance to grow. = y . You'll be biesern Nine
when you're six months old, II So = . We're expectn
great things of ye-Make u fondest dreams col true! Won't re ty
to make us love ye-fetch is flowers, an honey dew? May be some that
breads to meet we, a they think of fruiuess years. = = y myself hate
to greet we, through a veil of bindin tears,-but the sperit, alLendumn-
must o falter-must not grope-Let the New Year, reassurin- hand us
Faith an Love, an Hope
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Encourage the Swallow.

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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-12-29
New Years
Ghost Party

f is a pleasant old SUI
perstitiOn that jollity in a
house during the first week
Of the New Year brings
pleasure and happiness to
thot hpuSphal1 during the
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-31
:. - 1s---e. s'r-s,-s ~
DIN PATRIE

Gu incepere de la l August
current, s'au infiintat directorate
generate pentru ministerial dome
niilor in Transilvania, Basarabia
81 Bucovina.
Au fost delegatii in mod pro-
vizoriu a indeplini functiunea dc
directori general d-nii inginer
silvic Liviu Martian, pentru
Transilvania ingincr silvic G.
Nasctasescu pentru Basarabuia 81
inginer silvic Mihai Boldur pen
tru Bucovina. In aceasta calitate
sus numitii sunt autorizati re-
zolva toate chestiunile privitoarc
la serviciile dependinte de minis
terul de domenii.
Pc langa fiecare directorat gc-
neral va functiona un serviciu de
contabilitate pentru toate servi-
ciile puse sub autoritatea direc-
torulul general. Acest personal
Sc va recruta dintre functiOnari
prevaZuti in buget.
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Lloyd George atacat in
Camera |r|andeza

DUBLIN, 30 Aug-1n Dublin optmsmu Gu privire la
negocaune de pace prmt lovitura astaz cand John
MacNe presedntele parlamentuui republican irlanez III
troducand lu De Valera pc deputa din udeee Tyrone
Fermanagh frunasu republican andez ataca violenta
pc Premierul Lloyd George
MacNeill zs ca cuvinee Premerulu englez in scrsoa
i recena catre De Valera in earl mentoneaza posi-
bilatile razboiu CIVIL fl uae in Belfast aare
la voene fanatce, care, declarat e sunt resuatu poll
tcei engleze.
Minsterul Britaniei, adaogat MacNcil manie lu
pc acazul principal al fanacsmuui din Belfast Aceasta
political veche arma MacNeil dar Lloyd George crista
izato in regimul local.
Politica guvernuu engez ma fost sa previna razbou
civil ci sal prepare desarmand pc to afar de preten u
pc carl la inarmat speciaa organzaa in societa
Orange carl sobozite asupra populaun neannate
Depuatiunea din cele doua udete compusa din prese-
din Consiliior Judetene 81 reprezentanti local. aesi.
Depuatiunea spus dlui De Valera 81 cabineulu ca
Tyrone Femanagh udete carl constitute 36 procente,
supune parlamentuui de Belfast.
Depuatiunea mai declarat in cee doua judete fost
majorate de 1881 vouri impotrva desparrei andei in
doua administrator.
D. De Valera margin raspunsul sau in al asigura
cabinetul cunoaste situatia lor.
Raspunsul cabnetuui republican irandez la ultima scri-
premierulu Lloyd George prive la negocaune
de pace TRIMS in noaptea asta anuntat dupa
mias6 departamentul publicitai Sim Fsias
De Valera tnut All dupa amaza conferinta Gu men,
bril- cabnetului.
LONDRA, 80 Aug.-Un curer special afla gaia la
sednta ocala premerulu Lloyd George in Downing St.,
duca premeruui aa in Scotia raspunsu u De
Valera la ultima scrisOare pc care la TRIMS
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ExpozitiG de
arta rOmina
Ia New York

Suntem AWAIT ca pc langa ex
pozitia de costume 81 tesaturl
rationale organizata de Biroul
Roman de Educate la Camera de
Comert Franco-Americana din
New York, Sc mai organizeaza 0
expozitie de pictura nationala, Gu
concursul profesorului Leon Fe-
raru, la care Sc va eXpune opera
pictorilor romani. u. Rubin din
vechiul regat 81 dl Colnic, din
Bucovina.
Dupa cat suntem informant,
operile acestor pictori, atat ia
blourile cat 81 mai multe bucati
de sculptura sunt admirable 81
multe din ele reprezentand pc.
sagii din Bucovina, Gu subiecte
indraZnete.
Pana acum inca nu s'a decis
localul unde sc va face expozitia,
care, dupa cum suntem informati,
va fl patronat de dl Ministru al
Romaniei la Washington.
Asemenea expozitii, cat de
multe, daca S ar putea organiza,
sunt pentru binele tarii 81 man
dria neamului, pentru ca prin
ele sc manifesteaza geniul nea-
mului 81 comorilc bogate pc carl
lie are tara romaneasca.
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RUSIA AR DORI
UN IMPRUMUT
Dr-ul Fritjof Nansen autorizat Gu
contractarea unui imprumut dc
10 miliOane lire sterline.
Ccmitetul lui Maxim Gorkij
disolvat.

Riga, 30 August. - Autorlta-
tile rusesti au oferit lui Fritjof
Nansen asiguratii materiale pen
tru ca sd cOntracteze pentru Ru
sia un lmprumut de zece milioane
lire sterline. Ell ar avea de gand
Cd acest lmprumut sd / faca la
guyernele europene. Numai asst
fel ar putea aduce un aJutor
eficace flamanzilor din Russia.
Sc site cd guvernul Rusiei a
autorizat pc Nansen ca sa de-
clare ca rccunoasterea datorlllor
vechi Sc va lua in discutic daca
va reusi sd contracteze acest lm-
prumut.
Dr-ul Nansen spine Cd Gu toate
cd actiunea lui Hoover foartc
laudabila 81 ajuta mult, totusi, el
nu poate sd aJute pc toti eel III
lipsa al caror numar g aprOape la
30 900. 600. Russia isolata de cele-
lalte tari va ii ruinata. Daca gu
vernele europene lar da impru-
mutul de zece milioane lire ster-
line, pc Mest pref s'ar putea
'cumpara alimentele. necesare.
Nansen, fnsotit de cativa expert
a sosit aici din Moscova 81 va
merge la Paris pentru ca sa dis
|cute chestia imprumutului.
Comisia lui Cork a fost disol-
vata pentru ca nu S a supus ordi-
nelor sovietelor.
Cele dintaiu 600 tone de orez
81 zahar pentru copiii din Mosco-
va All sosit la Danzig de unde
$ 'au expediat imediat la destina-
tie. Marele vapor Phoenix a fost
asteptat eri la Pdtrograd, incar-
J cat Gu alimente.
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statul West Virginia. Ea satisface
recerintelor CONSTITUTED care preve-
de dreptul presedintelui Uniunii
ca sd foloseasca forte militare pen
tru apararea unui stat dupace s'a
dat deja o proclamatie catre cei
carl M Sc supun legilor pentru a.
bandonarea violentelor in timp de-
terminal.
Presedintele Harding s'a decis
ca Sd redacteze aceasta proclama-
tie dupa conferinte consecutive Gu
cei competent, mai ales Gu depar-
tamentul rasboiului. Consfatuirile
s'au facut dupa ce S s'au primit me-
saje din West Virginia Cd situatia
e foarte periculoasa.
Secretarul de rasboiu, John w.
Weeks, declarat ca gaia sd tri-
mita nu numai 1000 de soldati, ci
81 doua, daca g lipsa.
Anume, guvernornl statalui O
hio, Morgan, q cerut 1000 de sol
DAFT federali. Daca va veni rindul
almatei, aceasta y VI folosi asa fe
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All am PRINT urmatoarele ra-
vase pentru aceasta rubrica:
DIE Pascu:--
Ca rOmdn, 81 ca unul care stu
aprecia marble foloase q unei Uni
cersitdti Populdre, uG trimit micul
meu obol de $500 pentru Univer-
sitated POpula,a Nicolae Iorga Ia
Vdlenii de Munte, sperdnd ca 0 sd
flu imitat de romdnii din New
York, cari S an arafat cam nepdsd-
tori fatd de aceostd colectd. rot
Odatd I'd anunf ca societatea Avrun,
Iancu 0 sd ud facd 0 surprisd pld-
cutd. Success.
Gu t0dtd stima,
Joan KAICA, Ncw York.
Alta, della un cioban tocmai din
Montana
Stimate die Pascu,
Aici aidturat vd trimH 81 en- $500
plata pc o II, pcntrW Uniuersitateo
P0pulard dcld VMenii de Munte,
care poartd nun,ele celui mai mare
romdn, Nicolae iorga.
Gu acedstG uG dorcsc succes 81
tot binele.
G. MARTIN, Armsteud, Mont
ST alta della un membru vrednic
al organizatiunii noastre din Pitts
burgh, Pa.
On0r. D0mm C.. Il. Puscu-
Prini!i vd rOy. mica donate dt
$500 pentru Umversitatea Popu
ldrd Nicolae IOrga, marele dascd
al r0mdnisn,ulKi.
Numele c0ntriLHitorHor sunt p,
Asta aldtnrntls :.is aunt tmembrit 50
cietdW "Columbms" din Pittsbury
Dumnescu sd djute la tot suflc
tML fdcdt0r de bine.
Va salut cu dragoste frdtcascd,
PASCU BOTA..
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&c SpuIl6 un american
despTt Statd|e Du|art|le

Paris, 81 August. Walker
y. Hines, arbitrul intre statele
dunarene in chestia Dunarii ma
vigSbile, acum s'a reintors din
Viena la Paris 81 a declarat ur
matoarele:
'Cu toate ca statele din Eu-
ropa centrala sunt prea nervoase
81 in ciuda unor disordine locale
ele arata cea mai mare 81 sincera
intentie de reveni la viata
normala. Am avut o conferinta
in chestia Dunarii Gu representan-
til Germaniei, Romaniei, Austriei,
Cehoslovaciei, Serbiei, Ungariei
81 Bulgariei 81 pot declara ca toti
au arafat un spirit de cooperate.
Natiile aceste au aparat pune
tul lor de vedere ell cea mai per-
fecta cunostinta de cauza 81 GU 0
seriozitate uimitoare. Eli si-au dat
toata silinta sa poata acomoda
punctele lor de vedere Gu ale
mele, care reprezintam punctul
de vedere de interes general pen
tru statele riverane. Resultatul
este ca Sc va elimina neintelege-
rea 81 nesiguranta in ce priveste
transporturile internationale.
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Aceasta nu altceva decat un
ultimat dat minerilor 81 tuturor ce-
lor ce-au prins arme 81 dupa aceas-
Ia nu mai poate veni altceva decat
folosirea trupelor.
Guvernul e gata-daca situatia
pretinde "a adopteze masuri efec-
tive. Departmental rasboiului g.
re IL indem1na un regiment in
Camp Sherman 81 altul in Camp
Dix, din New Jersey.
"Deci, gu, Warren G. Hard
ing, presedintele Statelor Unite,
prin presenta provoc 81 dau ordin
tuturor persoanelor angajate in ne
legiuitc procedure ca Sd Sc impras-
tie ii So sc duca acasa in pace p6nS
10 ora u xilei de ! Septemvrie,
parSsind astfel grupurile rebele u
supuntndu-se legii 81 authorization
constitptionsle. Eu invoc ajutorul
ii cooperatia tutdror cetatenilo1
buni e. Iegile 81 pacea buna = y
pastreze.
Aatisl = tsrraina proclamatia q
"a rfseapo osgts st6rils nsrijitoars i
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BRAND CERE PUTERE
PENTRU CONFERINTA
DE DESARMARE.

PARIS, 81 August. = ZiaruI
l. 'Homme Libre spune ca BRAND
va cere camerii autOrlzarea sa poa-
ia representa- Franta in chestia des-
armarii 81 rasaritului extrem la
conferinta pentru desarmare din
Washington. Ell vrea ca acest vot
sd fie eat Sc poate de puternic ca
lumea sd vada ca toata Franta spri-
JineSte punctul sau de vedere ce
va Fl desvoltat de el in Washing
ton.
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TURCII RESPINSI

LoNDRA. "32" Aus. lAtSo AtSoftcle
nationalist ale lui kenlal Pasa,
abandoneaza posturile lor avansa-
te. AstfeI spun telegramele din
urma sosite aici de pc frontul tur-
co-grec. Telegranle din Constan-
tinopol spun ca trupele lui Con
stantin au reusit prin contra alta
curi sd recastige victoria pc seana
lor 81 sa asigure situatia favorabila
d trupelor grecesti.
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ca imediat sd aduca resultatele do
rite. 4 iEilT
Gencralul de brigada Bandholtz
a plecat imediat in West Virginia
ca sd poata name raporta prese-
dintelui Harding ca ordinele lui
au fost executate orr ba, 81 ca este
lipsa orr ba de trimiterea trupelor
federale. Daca aceasta va Fl ncce-
sar, generalul va ramanea in stat
81 va lua comanda regimentelor.
E intrebare insa, ca char 81 in
cazul cand trimiterea trupelor ar
fl necesara, Sc va proclama starea
de asediu pc intreg teritoriul sta
tului.
Generalul James G. Harbord, Sc.
full militiei de stat, declarat All
ca prOclamarea starii de asediu a.
bia S a f1cut della rasboiul civil in
cOace 81 nu crede ca starile de a.
cum ar necesita aceasta masura ex.
trem de excesiva.
All dimineata s'a presintat pre-.
sedintelui Harding, mai apoi depal
tamentului de rasboiu 81 senatori.
lor din West Virginia, o comisie
din acel stat care a cerut Gu insis.
tenta amestecul authorization fede
rale.
Guvernorul Morgan, in telc
grama adresata eri presedintelu
Harding, a zis ca acum nu vremt
sd he intrebam Cd oare autoritatilt
statului facut-au orr ba toate Gel,
necesare ca sd sc evite un conflic
Gu muncitorii, ci necesar ca sa S,
trimita cat de graba trupe federal'
ca situatia sd nu devina irepara
bila.
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RECELE
ALEXANDRA
SANATOS

PARIS, 81 Aug.-Medicii rege-
lui Alexandra al Serbiei au decla-
rat ca starea sanitara regelui es-
te att de buna ca redactarea bule-
tinelor zilnice este superflua. S'a
spus ca imediat &c Va Fl pc deplin.
sanatos, el W merge u Belgrad.
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S84S.1O
ANGLIA Pc PACE
GU TOATA LUMEA

Din Londra vine o telegrama ca
re spune cd All la ora II de noap-
te, Anglia mira in stare de pace
ell toate tarile lunii afara de Tur-
ella. AstfeI spune telegrama. Uita
insa sd aminteasca de sSpacea din
India, Irlanda, Egypt, etc.
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WASHINGTON, 80 Sept.-Pre-
sedintele Harding a refuzat cere-
rea lui John L. Lewis, presedintele
Uniunilor federale ale minerilor
din Statele Unite care insistat
pc langa instituirea unei comisiuni
compusa dintre muncitori 81 pa
troni, presidata de autoritati fede-
rale, care ar avea mcnirea ca Cd
aranjeze diferendul. Preyedintele
q declarat ca instituirea unei astfcl
de comisiuni este superflua caci co.
misia senatului va descinde la fats
locului in 19 Septemvrie 81 va exa,
nina situatia. Respunsul total al
presedintelui Harding catre Lewis
~ s'a pnbicat inca.
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Harding da ordin mineri|or
sd Sc retragd
LIE DA TERMIN SA Sc REINTOARCA
ACASA PIMA NAME LA AMIAZI
DACA MINERII NU VOR EXECUTA OR
DINUL, VOR INTRA in ACTIUNE
TRUPELE FEDERALE
DOUA RECIMENTE Gaia DE PLECARE

WASHINGTON 30 Aug-Presedintele Harding redactat
All dupa amiaz procaae care mnerii carl amenna u-
detul Mngo, mprastie 81 reinoarca
mai arziu decat ,Joi, Septemvrie, la 12 de III.
Procanata este ecunoasterea federaa escoalei din
tu West Virginia violenta ocaa constitute obi
gatie din partea authorization ederalefn inteesu Cosu-
tiei--pentru apararea unu stat din Uniune