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81 pot zice in mare parte 81 char al
fostilor nostri vrajmasi (aplauze /,
pentru ca toti si-au dat seama ca nu
eyista stat mai SINGER 81 mai adanc
hotarft la o consolidate pasnica, a
Europei, decat suntem moi 81 ca in
desvoltarea fortelor Romanici ata
un factor de civilizatie 81 de forta,
care nu jeneaza nici 0 alta desvolta-
re pasnica in viata europeana.
Della inceput conferinta STA i'm
partit in comisiuni lucrarea 81 una
din ele avut sa examineze chestin
nea politica.
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A. s. r. PRINCIPLE CAROL
In MIJLOCUL fRUpHLo8.
Invierea ne front.

AAvAcA Co PV AAVAt.
- Sanatate copii! striga tina
rul print, vanatorilor Sal, cart
stau insirati in front ell ochii
tinta in ochii Lui, in timp ce FL
vessel 81 sprinten trece prin fata
lor. Sc opreste la unul sill vor-
beste; da mana cu altul, zam.
beste fiecaruia si la toti, trcce
mai departe 81 termina -revista in
mijlocul uralelor nesfarsite ale
iubitilor Sal soldati.
Am tinat sa flu Gu vei ia
aceasta ii mare. Nieaeri nu ma
simt mai bins ca aci. Ain Msat
casa mea; am lasat pc tnti al
mel, de acolo, 81 am VENT in mil.
locul vostru sd ne inchinam i'm.
prenna lui Dumnezeu, pentru
toti Gel ce an disparut, pentru
aceia carl au ramas Sc pcntru
victoria zilei' De maine, aea cum
inimile noastre, ale tutnrora, 4
dOresc"
Asa le spupe Priptul lor, Prin,
tul nostru, 81 on totii 50 ingrxux'
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desc sail vada, sail auda, sal
vorbeasca Lui. Acela, Gu care all
trait ami de zile la Cotroceni, sub
ordinele 81 sub povetele Lui pa
rintesti de tinarlbatran.
Toti soldatii de pc la diferitelc
|servicii les de prin bordee 81 a.
learga spre granada de oameni
care creste mereu in jurul Prin-
tului, foti vor sal mai auda gla-
sui 81 Sal mai vada dulcii ochii
81 gingasu-i zamIbet.
- Ce faci Ghita Stefan?
- Sa tfaiti Alteta Voastra,
bine. Sa traiti! Ne luptam!
- Oar tn Pencinle, tot asa iti
vexi de gospodarie 81 de soldati?
= Da! Altcta Regala; dar ne
este dor de Aateta Voastra 81 de
tara!
Rabdare conii; rabdare.
Oteliti.ya 81 fiji sienri ca iatunci
cand va trebui, Regele va W or
doaa 81 porniti 81 sa loboriti dus-
manui 81 81 ne luam iarasi tara.
81 dea numnezeul 81 cat
mai eunfnd
vv,vs-
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pana All, au stat, GU toti, alaturi
de poporul Lor, de inima lui, SUI
ferind ell poporul 81 pentru po-
por 81 bucurindu-se GU ell, 81
aceasta nu sc uita..
Regimentul intreg defileaza, a.
poi, prin fata Regelui i'll timp ce.
imediat inapoia Suveranului, este
intreg plotonul decoration care
astfel primeste 81 ell defilarea tn
Juror camarazilor din regiment.
Tamiu, dupa ce s'a terminal
indeplinirea tuturor indatoririior
catre iubitii Sal soldati, Regele
Sc indreapta, pc la ora cand soa-
|rele inaintase multi spre 'sfintit,
sd ia dejunul intro baraca de
|Scanduri la postul de comanda
al diviziei. 81 era fericit; lar moi
Isl mai fericiti vazandu-L pc el
asa. Atata putem al da. Il dam
fericirea noastra pentru hncuria
Lni, iuhirca noastra intreaga, ne.
ltarmurita 81 fara nici Q rezerva
pentru linistea sufletulni Sau
latat de cinstit; viata noastra in
ltreaga pentru al ajuta in infap
Itnirea marelui pas, marelui act
lal vietii neamului nostru.
Soarele era aproape de scapa
tat, cand Reggie, Gu toti. areis
sce-L insotisera, incaleca spre u
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Chestiunile politice.

I'm chestiunile politice pc care
conferinta della Geneva ayea .sa lie
examineze, pentru restaurarea Eu-
ropei, putea sa fie privite doua
mari chestnut: raporturile cu Ger
mania 81 raporturile cu Russia. Nh
vorbesc de o chestiune ce s'a in
cercat Ungaria so ridice. adica des-
baterea chestii,nii minoritatilor.
Aceasta chestiune nefacand par
tie din programul conferintei, ne-a
fost relativ ,1sor sd facem sd Sc. IN
teleaga ca moi m puteam si,nu ad-
miteam sd Sc discute acea ;chestiu-
he la Genova dar ell aeest, prile:jl
eu am repetat ca in conceptiunea
guvernului roman imixitiunile ex-
terne in chestiunea minoritatilor,
vor Fl privite totdeauna ca acte ne
amicale orr de unde vor veni. In
spiritul Gle liberalism 81 de fratie
in care voim sa train cu toate mi
noritatile. asemena interventiuni
n ar putea decat sa fie primeidioa-
Sc pentru raporturile noastre ell
ele. Cred ca orice reprezentant
Consistent al adevaratelor interese,
81 ale statului 81 ale populatiunilor
vor concepe ca este datoria noastra,
oricand 81 totdeauna, sd ne opunem
la asemenea interventiuni.
Doua chestnut politice puteau
sa intcrvie la Geneva: Intai stabi-
Urea raporturilor normale intre
Germania, intre acest mare popOl
din interiorul Euopei 81 restul a.
cestui continent al doilea, restabi
Urea unor raporturi intre lumea
civiliZata 81 Russia.
Prima problema a lofst exclns;
inca de la inceput de lucrarile con
ferintei 81 cred ca este bine ca ,
fost exclusa, pentru ca 1ntr o confe
rinta de felul celeia de la Geneva
| Iproblema ar Fl putut fl complicat;
de greutati moi, lar nu S ar Fl usu
rat rezOlvirea eli, ceea ce dealtmin
teri toti doresc.
A doua problema era acea re
lstabilirei unor raporturi intre Ru
sia 81 lumea civilizata.
In chestiunea aceasta moi avean
dOua interese de ordin diferit, dal
speciale nOua unul era acela al ap;
rarii fruntariei hOtarite noua, adj
ca fruntaria nOastra fireasca 81 ma
| tionala Nistrului. Cealalta era ,
opera totdeodata 81 de dreptate s
de moralitate internationala, er,
restituirea unui dep0zit solemn i'm
CONTuNUARE PU PAGywA Z A.A
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FAPTE MARI IN ZILE GRELE
1917 7-lSls.
De General G. Gavapsseul.
1917-lsis.
De General g. Gavapeseul,

efOllOr.
Sease ofiteri 81 4s grade infe.
ri0are les inaintea frontului.
Regele merge in fata fiecarui
'0fiter 81 fiecarni grad inferior 81
Gu mana Sa le prinde recompensa
faptelor eroice s8varsite. A. s.. r.
Prineipele Carol 81 A. s.. r. Prin-
cipele Nicolae poarta GU FL de.
coratiele pc care le da Angustn.
|dui lor tata. Ri singuri vor, de
data asta, sd serveasca 81 sd incn'
hume .pe meritosi. REGGIE singul
le desface haina Ia piept, fiech'
ruia, 81 prin chiotoarea nasturu'
lui baga panglica de care atarns
simbolul virtutii razboinice.
Unul dintre soMati, voeste u
..se descheie el Ia tunica, s&-i ajuts
lei Regelui.
aNu! Lasa" ii spnse Re
gele. vAcum eu fac. Vol All IL
cut destnl 81 multe pAna acpm y
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placere. ST fiecarc soldat Isl des-
leaga sufletul in fata Lui, care
site sd lege sufletele, care inte-
lege rostul timpurilor, care, prin
vointa Lui 81 numai prin a Lui,
81 nlumai din dragostea ce o are
pentrn. poporul Lui, a hotarlt ca
fiecare, aci, in tara, sa fie stapan
la ell a9sa, ca fiecare sa-si abba
pamantul lui, ogorul lui, casuta
lui, pentru 'ca pamantul ce s'a
impartit, plamadit 81 framantat
Gu sangele lor, Gu sudoarea lor,
ecu viata lor sa fie al for 81 numa,
al lor.' "
''voesc sa traesc intro tara
liberia, in mijlocul unui pbpor
liber, ,lnde fic care cetateah, 81
eel dintai ca 81 eel din urma, $,
cel din urlna cd 81 eel dintai, sd
fie chemat deopotriva sa Sc pro
|nunte 81 sa iuereze la treble
Statulul.
'Prin vointa nationala''
voesc sa fie realitate, lar nu {
lfctiune.
81 asa va fl. IAr "vointa natto
nala" va sti ai arate toatl
idragostea 81 rec4ncstinta fata d
( Acela, 81 de tot ai Lui, carl, Il
cele mai grele emente ale nea
'mului, de Ia 4 sAca.ecatoarc :
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Thorpe, w. W.

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Thorpe, w. W.
No. l02. yDtwbOvito", p. q. 3. y
HighlandtoWn, BaltimorA
N. p.
No. 1Os. ,,VasiIs Stoico", Rov,ma
nian Hall, 727 South Plat
Str, >Kokomo, Ind.
No. 1O4., ,voluntarii Rominiei''
704-N. 3rd Str. Philadej
phia, Pa.
No. l05-"Dr. c.. Anghelescu d
r. A., P. @. B. 25S, Sta. B
Cleveland, O.
No. 107-U. s. Adcvdrul-Aurora
lilo r. 3rd Street, So
Bethlehem, Pa.
No. 1O6. yMaior Livius D. Teiu
gsanu", 60 Cop House, Ha
mmond, Ind.
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240, Lima, Ohio.
No, 10. ,,ENherares Neamulu'
Remmesc''. P. Q. B. 25
Tonawanda, N. z.
No Ill. ,,lsvor~rt, P. Q. Box 89s
Mcdonald, Ohio.
No. III. 'Fqlnicyl ZarQad Romda
1925 w. 65th st., Clearing
Illinois.
No. 11S. ,,Ardeleana", P. Q. B
116, IlAsco, Mo.
No. 119. "Re;nVisrso," 1889 Eof1
st., Wheeling. W. VI.
No. 120. Soc. "Carol al 2-lca,, /,
P.O. B. 602, Ellwocd City, Pa
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mai aveti inca multe de facut.
All, Eu singur va impodobesc
lmi place. Stunt fericit'' 81 Re
gele ii deschide haina, ii agata
rasplata, il inchide la loc 81 apoi
|batandu-l GU ambele maini pc
umeri, ii spune zambinu-i parin-
teste: Bravo! Sa traesti! 81 sa
capeti si altele mai mari. Apol
|ii intinde mana pc care soldatul
10 ia ell teama, dar 81 GU respect
|si dragoste, 81, Rege 81 soldat
ochi in ochi 81 mana in mana, Sc
uita unul la altul, 0 clipa, eat 9
vesnicie, siJsi jura unah altuia
prin ochii carl vorbesc multe, 8
iubire 81 credinth. Trecc drago
stea de la inima Lui la inima Tor
lar ei ssi dan toata inima lor pen
tru a Luf. Aceasta este legatnrs
sufletnlui, pc care nirnica in In
me nu 0 poate desface.
81 asa Sc face pentru fiecare
!, ii pentru toti, pana Sc terminl
tot siragul.
Pc fie care il>fntreaba, in tim
ipul cat sta in fatal, unde lup
tat, unde fost ranit, unde |
fost lupta mai grea 81 pune p
rfnd pc toti, sal povesteasca in
itampldrile, si in cele mai mfci a
m6nunte, pc care le asculta GU
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NSTIINTARE

Stunt rugati toti a6onentr
nogtri . observa urm3to&rele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
scbiAbare de adresx.
!. 81 se scrie sdresa veche
undo ia mers ziarul si adresa
undo a'a mutat.
I. In fiecare persoanx sA
se allure mxrci do Sc. 6x -
osute n nj se de& nunels stra-
dsi Il sl orasului corest.
Cipe nh observx aceste re-
gull IN. sedar ssteapta q j 40
sohimbe adrssa d M se poatc.
A1ninis&ra1i1.
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sARDAT0RIREA kRoILon.
=, 8, Rsgele decoreaaa ~ hravii
Do n l&r&sesti- noaga sirst.
(Urnare).

Il Trecem mai departe, In MILO
Ical padurii, intro poiana, ascups
Evederilor inimic.Aui, sta insiruit
fregimentul 2 de vanatori, astep-
I tand sosirea NJ. s. Regelui M Sc
4 d6 niei un seminal; nu canta cor
nistfi, nu sc striga IRA. Sentem
I prea aproape de liniile dt1smape
81 MI trebuic sa ne strice, Gu
] spurcatcle lor obuze, sarbAtoares
4 hntardta.
! Regele trece trupa in Hevista
| 81 adreseasa cuvi1te de bun gasi1
I aici. Il unlil, dincolo Ia altul 81 s.
n uita Gu drag Ia fiecare.
Preotul regimentului face .
scurta slujba rcligioas6.
Sc incepe, apoi, decorarea
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'inapoia, pc acelas drum, la Mosi.
noaia, unde asteptau automo-
||bilele.
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"a, New Philadslphis, O.
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Ohio.
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Sta. D., st. Jessph, No.
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Continuorea sedintei dela 10 Innic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
SIX DAY BIKE RACE
ENDED LAST NIGHT
American Australian Team Wins the
Event by Gaining Lap
at Start.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Amer
lean Australian team of Alfred Gren-
da and Reggie Mcnamara won the
spring six day bicycle race at Madi-
son Square Garden, which ended at
II o'clock tonight.
The American team of Taylor and
Kaiser was second and the Italian
Belgian team of Brocco and Deuyter
was third, Kaiser and Taylor had
gained lap in the last twenty min
utes of the race which gave them Sec
ond place on points. -Four other teams
We're lap behind
The first three teams had covered
2,407 miles and 9 laps. The Grenda-
Mcnamara and Brocco-Deuyter COM
binations obtained a one-lap lead early
in the race and retained this advan-
tage until Taylor and Kaiser got away
from the field tonight for complete
lap when the other riders were feeling
the effects of the mile sprints in the
final hour
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
CITY REGISTRATION NOTICE

call of the Democratic Executive Committee of
City Pensacola in accordance with resolutions of the
Board of City Commissioners the City registration books will be
opened all the City Precincts and the City Hall beginning on
Thursday March 9TH 1922 and continuing for TO 1secute
days, from A M. to p NJ and from P NJ to P Mexcept
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays the books will be open
from A. M. to P NJ and P NJ to P NJ and in the City
Hall for 10 additional consecutive days from A. n to P M
and P M. to M-except Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays books will be open from A NJ to Ms P. M to
for the registration of voters for the City Democratic P
mary Election to be held April 1h 1922 The books will be in
the hands of the following deputies at the following places
PRECINCT 12ohn Kumker, Lnds Store Intendencia and
Alcaniz.
PRECINCT 13J Stuckey Judge Beingers Office Armory
building.
PRECINCT IA Rosensten Central Garage 2o5 s. Baylen
PRECINCT sc J. Soderlnd Hanson Bros Store 300 W.
Government.
PRECINCT 26-W. P. H. Tharp 10th Ave. and Gregory.
PRECINCT PIT NJ Farrar, 9th Ave- and Strong.
PRECINCT 28M W. Peterson Hansons Store, Gadsden and
Davis.
PRECINCT 29-S. A. Radcliffe, Hayne ana Gadsden.
PRECINCT 3OJ. d. Lamar, State Laboratory n. Palatox
PRECINCT 31-Nick Van Rossom DeVliers and Gadsden.
PRECINCT 32-Chas M. Burns, Garden and "B"
PRECINCT 34W J. Brown, Forbes Store DeViiers and Bel
mont.
CITY HALL--Room 206-John Webb, L. w. Williams.
JOHN A. KIRKPATRICK,
Supervisor of Registration
for the City of Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
NOT TO
ENTER BALL LEAGUE
Sixty Per Cent Allowance for Visiting
Teams and no Sunday Games
Not Agreeable.

Pensacola will not enter the pro-
posed baseball league of Alabama
towns. So states Roscoe Wallace, To-
cal delegate to the Montgomery meet
ing. who returned yesterday.
The meeting was held in the Ala
bama capitol on Friday afternoon and
eight cities We're represented. These
were Demopolis, Uniontown, Selma,
Troy, Andaiusia, Eufaula, Camden
and Pensacola. The first seven places
are I'm Alabama. It. Il. Henderson of
Andalusia, acted as chairman. Brew
ton and Montgomery were not repre-
scented.
From the beginning it was evident
that it would be Improbable for PEN
sacoia to enter the league. The Ala
bama towns would not allow Sunday
baseball at home and neither would
they permit their teams to play in
Pensacola on that day. AS Sunday is
the "big day" for baseball here, a
great deal of money would be lost If
Pensacola acceded to this C ondition
However, it was possible that the To-
cal team could play independent
teams on Sunday, so there was still
some hope that a circuit including
Pensacola would be organized. The
next step destroyed any such hope. It
was decided that a visiting team
should be allowed sixty per cent of
the gate receipts and the home club
would get the rest. For instance,
when team from a small Alabama
town played the locals here, the visi-
tors would get so per cent of about
$3.50 and when the Pensacola team
played at small town, they would
draw so per cent of SIS gate. There
fore. Pensacola withdrew from the
league.
The remaining towns agreed on an
elimination process" The teams in
West Alabama and those in East Ala
baraa would play among themselves.
Then the winner in each section would
play a series to decide the champion
ship.
Mr.. sVallace stated that he know of
no other baseball plans for this city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
YACHT CLUB TO GO
ON ALL-DAY CRUISE
Boats Will Go Town Point Where Big
Oyster Roast viii Be Held.

Members of the Pensacola Yacht
club are anticipating much pleasure
from the all-day cruise which they
will enjoy today through the courtesy
of Commodore Peter Lindenstruth.
The boats will be furnished by various
mmebers of the club, but Mr.. Linden
struth got up the cruise, compliment
ing his fellow members. He left for
Town Point tate yesterday afternoon
to have everything in readiness for
the shippers when they arrive.
The party viii leave the Magnolia
street wharf this morning at $50
o'clock, and the boats in fleet forma-
ton. win cruise over to Town Point
where they will enjoy eats which
have been specially prepared by
"Cap'n" Lndenstruth. A big oyster
roast will be an appetizing feature.
The party will also cruise over to
Camp Saufley and other points of in
terest before returning to the city late
this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
TIGERS STACK UP WELL.

Tyrus Cobb and his Detroit Tigers
seem to be much stronger than they
were at the close OF last season. Two
shaky positions ruined whatever
chances the Georgia Peach's team had
10 win the pennant These were short
stop and the pitching staff Many a
hit trinkled through the infield that
would have been stopped by a capable
player The shortstop position was
held down (nore or less) by Merritt
and young Sergeant. Neither showed
much class. Weak pitchers also caused
the Tigers TO land In sixth place. There
We're plenty OF good batters, but the
murderous wallops OF Cobb and He'll
mann could not retrieve the games lost
by inefficient pitchers. Cobb thinks
he has solved this part Of his problem
and perhaps he has. sylvester john
son and Herman Pillette have been Sc
cured from the Portland club on the
coast, while Johns, from Fort Worth,
is very promising. Bert Cole of the
regulars had a good season, and IL
Leonard would sign up the pitching
staff would be complete. Shortstop
still worries the manager and he Is
leaving no spot unlocked into to fill
this gap. The rest of the team is olSeh
-Bassler was the best young catcher in
the majors last season. while Blue was
among the leading first basemen.
George Cutshaw was secured from the
Pirates BY the waiver route and will
probably cover second base. Jones led
the American league third basemen.
veach. Cobb and Heilmann form one
OF ths best. IL not the best, outfield
In tho league. Cobb is frank in admit
ting that he does not expect to cop
the pennant, but is confident of stick
Ing in the first division.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
FRECkLE:S
March Brings Out Unsightly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

The woman with tender skin breads
March because it is likely to cover her
face with ugly frscklss. No matter how
thick her veil, the sun and winds have
a strong tendency TO make her frsckls
Fortunately for her peace OF mind.
Othine-douhle strength makes it pos
sible for even those most susceptible
10 keep their skin clear and white. No
matter how stubborn a case of freckles
YOU have, the double strength Othine
should remove them.
Get en- ounce from your druggist and
Danish the treekIes Money back II
it fails.-Adver
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-12
BASEBALL GOSSIP
LOT OF cArcHERs DEPARTING.
(ey THE cus)

NJ WI no GGFNn tiSG.
Ny, but the National league teams
are sending a lot OF catchers back to
the minors; all but the Cardinals, and
they wouldn't mind having another
backstop. Three OF the most prominent
OF the receivers shipped out Of the big
show are Miguel Gonzalez, Ernie
Kruger and Frank Bruggy. Gonzalez
figured in the deal whereby the Giants
got Groh and was passed on to ST.
Paul by the Reds. Kruger was one of
the most capable catchers of the
Brooklyn Dodgers last season. He was
also sent to Cincinnati for a small sum
TO Toledo. Robinson has signed up
Ward and Sutton to aid Otto Miller
Frank Buggy was undoubtedly the
best player used in the catching de-
partment by the Phillies last year
(and there were quite few. But
despite the fact that he hit for $40, he
has been sold to Portland on the Pa
cific coast