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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

built; in surface treating it is ap-
piled after the stone work is
completed. The tar binder is ap-
piled hot. In this county and
others there is much roadway Of
waterbound macadam used for
ten or Is years until worn to a
rough surface on the heavy base
stones, then smoothed with an
application of fine stone and
treated with a coal-tar prepare
ticn on the surface. Or the
treatmentin restoring may be
semi-penetration in method. The
art of patching and resurfacing
old macadam has become an i'm
portant one, and road builders
have come to realize that any old
piece of macadam is worth many
thousands of dollars per mile.
Indeed, the base can be utilized
in various ways. Some of the
very best, Glass A, highways in
this vicinity have been built on
old macadam.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

crete specialists who would gob-
bic up everything. Whatever
may be the ideas Of the head Of
the engineering department,
there has been no particular hos
tility to or distrust Of concrete in
the commission hitherto. They
have been building roads Of both
types, the engineers in full conf
dence that their concrete would
stand up, and knowing full
we'll indeed it is common
knowledge in this part of the
state that asphalt will, if it is
built right.
All these eastern roads for
which contract was let Friday
are to be of the bituminous con-
crete type known as Topeka, and
perhaps the interest of the tax
payers in the manner in which
their millions are spent may
justify some consideration Of the
various sorts of durable roads
other than brick and stone block
that have been built, are being
built, and are to be built in the
state.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04
Digest of Game Laws Of
Halifax and Northampton
Counties

Northampton. Deer, Sept. 10
Feb. l; quail (partridge), Nov.
15-Mar. /; wild turkey, Nov. l.
Mar. L; dove, Nov. l.Feb. Is;
woodcock, Nov. 1-Jan. /: black
bellied and golden plover, yellow
legs, Sept. l-Dec. 16; ducks,
geese, Wilson snipe, Nov. 1-Feb.
l. Nonresident license, $10.25
(X). Not required of nonresi-
dent hunting on resident parents
or (uncompensated) hosts land;
out in latter case must be accom-
panied by host or member of
hosts family.
Halifax. Deer, Sept. 15-Feb.
l; squirrel, Nov. 15-Mar i; quail
(partridge), Nov. 15-Mar. 1;
ruffed grouse (pheasant). Nov.
15-Mar. l; wild turkey, Nov. 10
Mar. l; dove, Nov. 15.Mar. L;
woodcock, Nov. 15-Jan. /; black
bellied and golden plover, yellow
legs, Nov. l5-Dec. 16; ducks,
geese, Wilson snipe, Nov. 15.Feb.
/; opossum, Oct. 1-Feb. l; foxes,
Sept. 15-Mar. l. Nonresident
license, $1,000.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

What is here described as ma.
cadam is not the true macadam,
in that each type of it violates
one of the fundamentals of John
Macadam, the great Scotch road
builder. There was, first, in
North Carolina, the waterbound
macadam, so-called. A binder
for a stone road is not, primarily
water, oil or tar, but fine stone.
The waterbound macadam as
built in this state is ordinarily
course of coarse stone laid on the
sub-base (grade) and rolled, then
smaller stone rolled in, then
chips and stone dust rolled in
as a surface, the fine materia-
penetrating all parts of the struc
ture; rain makes a paste or NOR
tar of this and the whole soldifes
together when it dries. Gran
ties and limestones are the ma
terials used. John Macadam alb
solutely interdicted the use Of
any binding material, leaving the
broken stone to work in and
unite by its own angles under
the traffic.
Outbound macadams are of
two general classes, and either
class may be constructed by
two general methods; built Of
stone somewhat like the water
bound road they are treated with
oil various oils) or with coal tar
various coal tar products; and
the method of application is
either penetration or surface
treating. In penetration the
stuff is applied as the road is
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

A Topeka specification provides
upon a base constructed as
specified a compacted mixture Of
mineral aggregate and bitumi-
nous material" Of specified quail
ity, the mineral aggregate" be-
ing broken stone and sand. The
ordinary specification of the base
is a thickness of five inches.
When it is announced that a
certain asphaltic or concrete type
of road is let to contract at so
much per mile, that means, ordi-
narily, that the contractor will do
the pick and shovel work neces-
sary to smooth the grade or sub.
base in proper shape to receive
the stone work, and lay the base
and finish a pavement Is feet
wide. State roads in North Car.
DINA have that width of pave
ment as standard, with a seven
feet shoulder on either side of
the hard surface. A contract
price Of $25, 600 per mile. for in.
stance, is usually exclusive of
any rough grading, and in chang.
ing locations and improving
grades there is frequently con-
siderable additional cost invol-
we'd. Bridges also cost a lot. =
Greensboro Daily News.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

More expensive and more dur.
able surfaces are provided by the
concrete and asphaltic types of
roads, and all standard construc.
ton in so called concrete and as
phalt types new costs approx
mately the same to build, vary
ing in different localities accord
to transportation and other costs,
Asphaltic types have as one Of
the materials either oil" asphalt
or lake" asphalt.
The concrete road is one
course road, consisting of a single
agglomerate mass of cement,
sand and stone, ordinarily in the
proportions of one part (by bulk
of Portland cement, two parts of
sand and three parts of stone. If
the formula is followed, whether
the road will be a success or fail
ure, so far as the base and SER
face (all one mass) is concerned
will depend upon the quality and
the manner in which they are
combined.
The asphalt roads are called al
so bituminous concrete, and this
refers to the wearing surface and
the base. There are numerous
methods some of them patented;
on Warrenite, for instance, there
is a royalty of rs cents per square
yard. When an asphalt road is
built new from the sub-base up
it consists of a concrete base, &C.
ment, sand and stone (1-3-6 is a
standard proportion and the mix
makes less than six cubic units
instead of ten with a wearing
surface made of asphalt and bro
ken stone, or asphalt, broken
stone and sand. The sheet as
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

Announcement that the State is
to build a 'third-class" road from
here to Weldon is far from reas-
surfing. Few roads in North Car
DINA will carry more traffic and
it is open to question if a road of
the penetration macadam type
will prove of any permanent ad-
vantage over the we'll kept sand
clay road.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

For the benefit of the local
Nmirods, we are reprinting upon
this page a digest of the game
laws of Halifax and Northamp-
ton counties prepared by the
State Audubon Association We
may be and very probably are
confessing our own ignorance but
the fact that there is a closed
season for squirrels, opposums
and foxes is news to US.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

In the course of the Virginia
gubernatorial election the Demo-
Gratis have hung out a banner in
Richmond which reads "You
voted for Harding and a change
you got Unjust be talking
about small change.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04
TOPEKA, AND OTHER
DURABLEROADS

The announcement that the
state has been able to make con-
tracts for the building of So
miles of asphaltic road at slightly
more than $25, 900 a mile is not
surprising, as the highway COM
missioner, Mr.. Page, said sever
al weeks ago that costs had got
down to about that basis. II is
somewhat surprising that the
best concrete-type bids averaged
81. 600 per mile higher than the
accepted bids on asphalt since
taking the state over, It has been
understood that the costs Of con-
struction Of the two types ought
to be about the same. There
has been gossip lately to the eff
feet that the state highway engi-
neer Is q concrete man." and
that this letting at Raleigh would
be attended by aswarm Of con-
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

All cards Of thanks, resolutions Of re-
spact etc., ETC., will be charged for .
the rate of ten cents per line. cash
must accompany article in oil cases ex-
cept whore customer has regular &C.
count No insertions made for less
than Is cents.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

Three and a half times as much
cotton had been ginned prior to
October Is in Halifax county
this year as was last year-but
from the looks of the fields there
will be little more ginning done.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

Treasury Promises Beer for
Sick Will be Made Available
Right Away" = headline = The
sick will be available too.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

This Disarmament Conference
is making Harding absolutely
solid with the Washington hotel
keepers.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

All communications should be
addressed to the Herald Publishing Co.
Persons wishing return Of mss, must in
oil cases enclose stamps.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

Right after the Brotherhoods
struck out, the miners come up
to bat. It's getting monotouous.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

phalt" road has a top composed
of sand and asphalt, say of one
and one half inches in thickness,
but between this and the concrete
base there is a binder course. say
one inch thick, of cement, sand
and stone, The sheet asphalt
type has no stone in the wearing
surface, the others have stone.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04
Friday, November. 4, 1921
Seven weeks to Christmas.
Welcome J. Pluvius but don't
over do it old scout.

Anyway this coal strike threat
is not going to make any of the
dealers cut prices.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

Wonder if they will ever be able
to convince Charles that they are
not wearing kings any more.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

The real problem of the Dis
armament problem is what to
do with the heather Chinee. Z"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04
EDITOR
TELEPHONE $40

Entered - Second Class Matter April
8, 1914, 1t the Post Office at Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina. under Act Of
March 9, 1879.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-04

Hats off to Littleton She has
gone over the top with water
works and sewerage!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

Societatea Romano de Ajutol
Isl Cultura III. S. Ammonia Strei-
null ,Liber din st. Louis Mo
aduce la cunostinta ca din datul
de z August al. G.. au redus taxa
|inscrierei ca melnbru in s0eietate
|pe intreg periodul al doilea adec;
pana in l Ianuarie 1922.
Deci fratilor care nu apartineti
ca membri in nici 0 societate
sunteti rugati pentru binele dun.
neavoastra propriu a lua parte
la sedintele viitoare ale societatii
unde Va veti putea inscrie ca
membrii.
Sedinta viitoare va fl in 4 Sep.
tembrie 1921.
Pana la revedere va salutam
in numele Societatii ~. S. Ar.
monia Streinul Liber'' din st
Louis, Mo.
Elisei Ionescu presedinte.
Bucur Bining, secretar prim.
(195-96).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
IARASI CRIZA
DE LUCRU
in ARDEAL
Industriile amenintate. = Supra
productiunile forestiere. - Loc-
kautul fabricantilor.> = Mi de
lucratori concediati = Consumul
intern este nul. - Greutatile de
transport. - Nevoia de Sc face
export. j Ne perdem debuseurile

Gu inceputul primaveroi, 81 une-
le imbunatatiri mai ales in ce pri-
veste ordinea la caile ferate, s a
parut ca criza de Iucru i'll Ardeal
va lua sfarsit Totusi aceasta criza
care inceput inca din toamna, 4
continual sc manifesto in mod
latent, lar acum S pronuntat
din nou intro forma Gu mutt mai
grava.
Situatia industriilor noastre in
genere. II d suferit nici o imbuna-
tatire.
Daca Gu inceputul primaverei
un numar de lucratOri de pc la
diferite intreprinderi, au putut
gasi de lucru la mumcile agricole,
intreprinderile industriale au con-
tinuat sd ramana in aceasi stare
de inactivitate.
Tn alt fapt care a facut sd apa-
ia o aparenta de liniste a. constat
in sperantele care sc puneau in
tr'o repede imbunatatire a trans
porturilor la caile ferate, cratic
ordinei care s'a introduis inca de
pc la sfarsitul iernei.
Oar 81 aceste sperante au fost
spulberate Ordinea introdusa a
ramas aceiasi. dar numai pentru
o proportie foarte redusa de trans
sporturi. o alta imbunatatire mai
mare MI S a produs. Locomotivele
ce s'au tot anuntat din strainata-
te nu mai sosesc, lar in ultimul
timp. s'a produs in Ardeal 81 0
adevarata criza de vagoane, asa
fel. ca nici locomotivelc, in numar
restrins. cate sunt in Ardeal, nu
pot ii utilizate din aceasta cauza.
Toate intreprinderile industrial
lie sunt de data aceasta amenin-
tate in mod grozav. Criza de lu-
cru "a accentuat in chip ingrijo-
rator Oar una din industriile cele
mai greu amenintate. sunt intre-
prinderile forestiere. Intinsele pro
duse ale acestor intreprinderi n 'au
putut ii valorificate de 5-6 an,
in decursul timpului din urma.
In special sunt intreprinderile
de pc valea Oltului 81 Muresu-
lni. Fabricile au ajuns la O asa
supraproductie, din cauza Upset
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

multi din Ell, dupa regulele dc
pana atunci, fusese scutiti de pla-
ia unor asemenea, 81 altele de ace
lasi fel. Toate aceste apasari 81
masuri neindreptatite atrag su-
ma de protestant din partea par
tizei rationale.
In Moldova lupta intre partida
nationala 81 aceia candidaturi-
lor personale lea inca un caracter
81 mai ascutit, prin desbinarea ce
Sc pune, putin timp dupa incepe-
rea lucrarilor eaimacamiei, fntre
unul din membrii ei, Stefan Ca.
targiu, Gu ceilalti dol Anastasie
Panu 81 Vasile Stnrza.
Acesti din urma, deyotati Gu
totul interesului national, teman-
du-se q nu Sc intalni tot deauna
IN pareri Gu colegul Tor, propun
de la inceput, ca in lucrarile cal
macdmiei Sd predomniasca princi-
piul nlajoritatei, propunere care
este primita de Stefan Catargiu,
insa Gu conditie ca fie-care din
Gel trei menabrii 81 locotenentei
sa-si reiea ministersle pc care leI
avuse sub domnia lni Ghica, Ca
tsrgiu find inferesat . avea sub
i lui putere ministerial din i6u.u !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23


ltru, prin care spera ca va putea
lucra asa ca sa-si pregatiasca lui
domnia.
Daca Stefan Catargiu Sc silise
a apnca ministerial internclOr, o
facuse crezind ca va putea dispu-
ne de el fara nici un control, in
tru eat autoritatea lui de ministru
era intarita prin acea mai mare
inca Gle caimacam. 81 uita un
,lucru, Cd aceasta de pc urm4 f,i-
'susire era impartit3 cu ali dol,
eatra care el legtndus Ieulta
de prihcipi6l majoritd safori-
tatea supreme nu-i mai apartipea.
Orbit lnsa de patims anbitiei 81 de
luciul dominica, cn care Cd faga.
duia fl fncununatd, Catargiu
Sc gandeste Ia pozitia lui, 81 pre-
tinde libertate absolute ia con-
ducerea ministerinlui sau
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Banca |ui !. Herr, 249 ". 34th ST., New York
vAPoARE DIRECT LA CoNsTANTA sCHINBARE
pierde totul.

u
Ceeace insa trebue relevat Gu
deosebire in tot &c priveste criza
noastra economical din Ardeal,
este lipsa de grija 81 de solicitu-
dine a conducatorilor, care ar fl
putut totdeauna face mai multi
pentru salvaseaK .besatiilor care
fac insemnM1ttN intRNi noastre
tari.
In chestia transportation, $ ar
putea lua dispozitie speciala
pentru sprijinirea intreprinderi-
lor industriale din Ardeal. In
acest SEM au staruit mereu toti
factorii nostri raspunzatori din
Ardeal, dar glasul lor nu fost
auzit, sau mai bine zis, nu fost
luat in seama. Cehas.
('Vointa"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

caimacamii lucrau pentru candi.
daturi anumite: dol din eli, Manu-
81 Baleanu, pentru acea a lui
Gheorghe Bibescu, lar al treilea,
Filipescu, pentru- Barbu Stirbei
In viderea de 4 obtinea camera
potrivita Gu dorintele lor, caima-
camii orinduiesc mai multe ma
surf apasatoare, spre . detrage
pc oameni de la tmpatiiae lor ca
ira partida liber1a6. 81 fac desti-
tuiri de functioiari pc 0 scara
destul de intinsa, motivele de par.
ticiparea lor la :intrnniriie acelei
particle. Mai multi din ei protes-
tand Ia consulii straini, caimaca-
mia Sc hotareste, > restringe inca
81 mai multi frinsle, 81 pentru q in
dreptati atare mxsuri, Sc pretex-
teaza de unul din ei, Manu-, ii
fost jertfa unei incercari de asa
sinat Gu bop(b5 e1plosibila de
sticls, srunest pe fereasta in
casa lui. Sc ieau attinci masuri as
pre- de privighere ! ~intrunirilor,
-, - u. a. "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
ABONATI ZIARUL
,,AMERICA@''
IN VT A R E

Dl Mircea G. Luca din comuna
Craiova judetul Doll 81 D-soara
Ana Luca din comuna Aciliu jul
detul Sibiu, are onoare invita-
Gu toata dragostea pc toate ru-
dcniile consatenii. prietenii 81 cu
noscutii, din loc 81 jur, a lua par
te Id celebrarea cununiei lor reli-
gioase, care va avea loc Dumine-
ca in % August 1921, la orele 2
p. m., in Biscrica gr-or. ST. Ma
ria din Cleveland, Ohio. Precum
81 la masa ce Sc va aranja la
orele 7.30 p. IN. in Hala ''Carpa-
tina" 1903 w. 56th Street.
Nasi vor fl: Dl 81 D-na Aron
81 Elena Dobrota din comuna
Rod judejul Sibiu.
Vestita muzica a lui Simion
Duca din loc va distra pc onor.
oaspeti. GU cele mai frumoase arii
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
Deci i'll speranta ca vom avea
OnOarea a va saluta in mijjlocul
nostru, pana la revedere rama
mem salutandu-va Gu toata dra
gOstea.
M1Ru 81 NASH.
(1Q6 e. QSA
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(196 & .9s).
,(Urmsrsy

Conventia de Paris prevede in
dispozitia ei finala ca I'm mo-
mentul cs hatiseriful sultanului
va promulga in principate stipd-
latiile ei, ocirmuirea va Fl remisa
de caimacamii unei comisii interi-
mare, (caimacamie) constituita
conform previderilor regulamen.
tului organic, adeca alcatuita din
presedintelc divanului domnesc,
lnsrele logofat 81 ministrul de in
1terne, care erau in functie sub
uitimii gospodari inaintea instala-
rel guyernului provizor din 1856.
zisele comisii Sc vor ocupa de IN
data sea alcafuirea listeaor eleeto.
rale, care vor trebui sa fie intoc-
inite ii pablicste in sorocul de s.
Y pt1nskni. AaegeriIe yor avea loc
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, tut internelor este invitat Ordona
aspru administratorilor din jude.
te Sc sill sd descopere prin toate
mijloacele pc acei ce ar incerca sd
turbure liniStea publica. Cenzura
este mentinuta Gu toata asprimea
81 caimacamia de trei in Munte.
MIA nu Sc deosebia de cat doar in
mai rau de acea lui Alexandra
Ghica. 8
-Caimao oamia insa trebuind 81
ingrijasca de intocmirea listel0r
electora{{ gaseste in atare atri-
butte pfAejnl de silui multi mai
.puternic constiinta publica, dand
o interpretare cat Sc poate de
str1mta 81 restrictive dispozitiilor
electorate anexate pc l1nga con-
ventia de Paris, adaogand char
din propria Ell autoritate, conditii
noua spre putea fl inserts ca
alegator. Asa, buna CARA, reduce
Gu ~ venitul proprietstilor ipoy
tecate |; nu vrea sd tina in sanls
pentru constituirea capitalului de
5000 de galbeni cerut de Ia alega..
tori directi! al oraselor, numera-
riul 81 creantele &c or ii ayut:
impune neguta tatorilor numai de
cat infat atoysrea DE patente, cAnd
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de desfacere, incat nu mai pot
continue activitatea.

Fabricantii au declarat Lock.
aut 81 mil de lucratori slnt astazi
fara lucru. Anchetele oficiale in
treprinse au cOnstatat starea lu-
crurilOr, din care sc vede ca nu
poate ii vOrba de rea vointa, din
partea fabricantilor. Dimpotriva
alaturi Gu strigatul de desnadejde
al muncitorilor ramasi pc dru-
muri. S au gasit tot atat de justi-
ficate plangerilc intreprinzatori-
lor, care Isl vad amenintate Gu
ruina capitalurile investite in in
treprinderi.
In acelas timp s'a constatat
imensitatea bogatiilor care Sc perd
in dauna intregei tari.
Din aceleaS anchete oflciale S a
constatat Cd consumq1 intern. a
prOduselOr fabricilor nOastre de
cherestrea, este asa de redus, i'll
cat Sc poate socoti null. NJ sc fac
constructii din cauza scumpetei
manei de lucru 81 mai ales a tran
sporturilor pc caile ferate.
Intreprinzatorii de constructii
care au avut angajate diferite
cantitati de lemne. au renuntat
la ele din cauza ca IL 'au putut
obtine mijloacele de transport Z
Masurile exceptionale care S al,
luat in principiu pentru1 t,sursrca
acestor, transportnri, n'au a'vut
deasemenea nici un' eject. Intr 'un
cuvant; consumul intern nu exista
~ 4 -. Y. i
Sc pusese insa toata speranta
I'M export. In acest scop s'au IA
cut nenumarate interventiuni,' dar
din motive de ordin superior, nu
Eau putut deschide granitelc,
astfel ca 81 aceasta speranta fost
spulberata.
Situatia actuala. pare insa ca a
pus din nou chcstia aceasta char
in cabinetele ministerelor de la
Bucuresti.
1nformatiuni din sursa autori-
zata ne spun ca este vorba sa sc
deschida inca cateva vami la gra-
nita dinspre Ungaria.
Trebue insa sd spunem ca 81 in
ce priveste exportul produselor
noastre forestiere, s'a intamplat
ca 81 Gu toate celelalte produse
ale noastre. pentru care intar-
ziat sa sc lase liber exportul
O parte din debuseurile noastre
Sc pot socoti perdute. Intreprindc-
rile din tarile vecine ne-au luat
locul. lntre aceste Polonia este
cea dintai. Acuma inca. depinde
de graba care Sc va pune in usu-
rarea exnO1,tn1ni nentru mn
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erau sd lie alcatuiasca, de la per-
soanele carora erau ele sd incre-
dinteze conducerea destinilor am.
belor ramuri ale poporului roman,
era sd atarne soarta acestuia.
Partidul national, inflacarat nu-
mai de idea binelui obytesc, nu Sc
gandia atata la PERSONA viitorului
domn, cat Sc ingrijia ca Sd pa
trunda in adunare oameni des-
toinici, luminati 81 patristi.
In profetie de credinta natio-
nalistii declarase, MSchip solemn,
Cd sunt partizanii unei bune si
ieatirnate adunari, Cd ,ei nu IA
nici in iveala, nici in aschis vre-un
candidat Ia donnie, Cd nu vor
cunoaste de domn al tarei de cat
pc acela &c VI esi legiuit din urna
aduD8rel ObSte$tl.
M faceau tot astfel 81 partiza-
Nil ambitiilor personsle, care nu
aveau alt scop il tosta miscarea
lor de cat triumful candidatului
sprijinit de ei, 81 deci alegerea
deputatilor din rfndul acelora ee
erSu s3-i, deal glaSul.
A Muntenia partida nationala
MI era reprezintsta in gnvern
,rin nici una din fetele sale T'0&i
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INSIllNIARE

sunt rugai toti s',onenti'
no3tri . observa urm&toarsle
reguli 10 trimitersa psatr,
schimbare do adresx:
1. So 70 scrie adresa vsehs
unde il mers xiarul q adres,
undo s'a mutat.
2. Ia fiecers persoan& u
80 al&ture m&rci d. &c. Sx 81
oaute 81 nj % dea numelo stra
del si Il ora3ului eorect
Cine nu observx aoeSte 70
xuh In xadar aSteaptx sx .,
schimbe adresa 90 MI - poase
AdministratiA.
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3 saptamani dupa publicarea liste.
lor. A zecea ii. dupa aceea, depu-
tatii vor trebui sd fie intruniti in
fie-care principal, spre q procede
Ia alegerea gospodarilor'' Cart.
49,.
Fura numiti deci, in virtutea
acestei dispozitii, de caimacami in
Muntenis: Emanoil Baleanu, loan
Manu- 81 loan AL. Filipescu, lar in
Moldova: Stefan catsrgiu, Anas-
TASTE Panu si Vasile Sturza.
g. oaim2cxmia d trsi y alsgeres
lui Alsxandru loan I Domn Il
aulbsas pEindpe4s
Adunarile ce trebuiau sd fie
alese ersu Sd hotariasca intr I'M
chip irssamn6tor soarta tarilor ro-
name, de oarece de u oamenii cel