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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21
Leach DE- Waterman

tendance at the meeting Tuesday
evening.
J. A. Buffum is sick with grip.
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter and
daughters, Misses GOSH and Edith
Carpenter of st. Johnsbury were
week end visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rurlcigh Carpenter.
Mrs. Ida Nelson was the guest
OF Mrs. j. G. Smith several days
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Liddlc has recover
cd from an attack Of the grip.
At the church meeting Thurs
day evening at the vcstry it was
voted to ask Rev. C. 3. Bliss TO
continue the pastoratc of the Nc
lndocs church.
Miss May Gilfillan gave a dem
onstraton of Invalid Cooking ac
Mrs. r. A. Kcndalls Saturday af-
ternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Williams
have been sick with the grip.
Mrs. Ophclia Caswell and Mrs.
Will Greenwood from Bath, N. H.,
VISITED MIS-. Hcnry Bcli NcdncS-
day.
A basket ball team with W. ID.
Page as manager played team
under the leadership of Leslie
Lnckie at Academy Hall Tuesday
evening, score 10 to IA in favor
OF the latter team.
Howard White is clcrking in A.
ID. Guthric's store.
Miss Adine Lawler has closed
her school in Monroe, N. H., and
last week was the guest of Miss
Irene White at st. Johnsbury
Center.
Miss Lorettc Thompson return
ell from her home in Weybridge,
Monday accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Nichols, who was her
guest during vacation.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21
"COLD IN THE HEAD

is an acute attacked Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent "colds
in the head" will find that the use
of HALLS CATARRH MEDI-
CINE will build up the System
and render them less liable to
colds. Repeated attacks of Acute
Catarrh may lead to Chronic Cat
arrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDl-
CINE is taken internally and acts
through the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces of the System, thus re-
ducing the Inflammation and as,
sisting Nature in restoring norman
conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
F. J Cheney & Co, Toledo
Ohio.-Advertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21

CALEDONIA REAL ESTATE
CO. Tel. 578
AMOS w. SCOTT, Mgr.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21
Special Lenten Services
at Grace Church

In keeping with the general pro-
gram under which the Grace Meth
odist church has been working
during the winter, three weeks of
special Lenten services will be held
beginning with next Sunday and
ending with Easter Sunday.
These services will be held each
week night except Saturday. The
detectives of these services are to
deepen the spiritual life of the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21
Harsh Cathartics
Are Harmful
Secure Relief Pleasantly

Constipation results from the in
ability of the intestines to elm n
ate waste matter. Harsh cathar
tics and drugs of metallic origin
force action; but they do not cor
rect the cause of constipation.
Early settlers treated constipa
ton with natural laxatives. An ex-
tract was made from herbs, root,
bark sand leaves with laxative
qualities. DR.. True's Elixir the
True Family Laxative, is a com
pound of extracts from natural
plants-a pure, mild, pleasant and
effective old-fashioned, home made
laxative that for II years has been
a favorite. It's regular use relieves
constipation and fortifes the body
against more serious illnesses. You
are safe with DR.. True's Elixir.
4Oc-60c-$1. observation-disclosures.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21

Of Manchester, N. H., Peter, OF
West Burke, Emma, Mrs. Hans
com, of Manchester. N. H. and
Mary Neagle, of Lyndonville.
There are also several nephews
and nieces. He was a member of
eht Benevolent Protective Order
of Elks, of st. Johnsbury of the
Knights of Pythias, the Red Men,
and the Driving Club, being very
much interested in fine hors ) and
track events.
Funeral services were held at
st. Elizabcth's church Monday
morning, and very largely attend
ed. The funeral mass was conduct
ed by Father Pontbriand, assist
ed by Father Dwyer of St. Johns.
bury, and Father LaChance Of
Newport. Business places were
closed during The service. The
bearers were George Greenwood.
Joseph Bilodeau, William C&vai.
augh, Alphonse Aubin, Arthur Nc
Cam, Edward Riley. interment
was in the Catholic cemetery. The
floral tributes from friends and
relatives were numerous and very
beautiful. The music during the
services was beautifully rendered
by the church Choir, who closed by
singing Nearer, Nv God, to Thee"
Among those present at the tuner-
al were Michael Neagle, of Wake
field, Mass, Edward NeagIc, of
Manchester, N. H., Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Neagle, of West Burke,
Harry McCaffrey of Boston, Char.
les McCaffrey of Maple Grove, P.
O., Joseph Mccartney, of Thctford,
Mines, ?. G., Patrick Joy;2, Of
Inverness, ?. O., Peter Coo of
Barton, Mamie Conlcy Of Barton,
Thomas Scallon, of North Haver-
hill, N. H., Mrs. d. J. Sheehan of
North Troy, MIS-. Jane, kennev
of st. Johnsbury.
Charles, the little son OF Mrs.
Annie Ing, celebrated lis sixth
birthday Friday, by inviting nine
Of his little friends to a very de-
lightful party. The children cnicy.
ed various games and deilc GU, re-
freshments including fire birth
day cake, and the young host re-
celved Il large number of pretty
gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McIare
are the happy parents Of a little
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21
NEW HOUSE

in st. Johnsbury, very pleasantly
located on good street, extra large
front veranda, view unsurpassed,
six rooms. viz Kitchen. Dining
room, Living room, front hall, shed
room on first floor, three chambers,
and bath on second floor. a splen-
did barn, work shop, hen house.
some fruit trees. Price S2800.00
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21
1870 ACRE FARM

Located in Mortified, Vt. 4
miles to village on good ROAD,
tmore than half is state road)
Good house Of rooms, 2 barns 40
x56. with lean-to COW stable. Ten
tie-upS. Hen house for 100 hen>.
Fine spring water runs to house
and barn. 80 &cres in tillage, 81
acres in wood and lumber, esti-
mated 400 cords wood to cut, 600
to 700 sugar bush, sugar house, ev-
aporator, but not fully equipped.
200 to $50 apple trees, lot plums,
currants, blackberries. raspber.rcs.
and gooseberrics. One hol'sn 8
tons hay, % bushel potatoes. Tel
phone. Price $2300.00.
100 can remain on the place !;
at 5 per cent, with ptymcrr OF
10000 each v9lr on notr He: G
is chance to get good home
with a little money
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-21

10 hear the kids of Northeast
ern Vermont rushing into the pan
try after school you would think
they were the starving millions Of
Russia. - W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
ALTON

Az TON VA. July :2-Mtse Mi.
areo kdmonds. OF Norfolk. and Miss
E!eanor Fitzgerald. Of Roanoke on.
RETAINED At bridge on the yerands
eonesday afternoon Dainty re-
'reshmenis were served and prizes
ne'e "o" by Captain wrenn. OF
Washington, Miss Nell Schulcr ~
orangeburg $. G. and Mr.. New,on
Brent OF Roanoke
Captain Theodore w Wrcrn !, :
A. OF Washington accompariad ~,
ms mother Mrs william 4 Wre,n
OF Baltimore mas Joined his wife aud
Young daught.r, who have heen hs,a
several weeks
s"!mm!nE in The pool a, R,ue
hidse Camp IS sum popular. ana scy.
era! parties n4,- gone there 6u,,r
the past week "e
Mrs.. Greta Rankin and ner 20,
william Chapman. OF M,sbirn
TON arrived MONDAY and are win m.
lormers sister. Mrs iu!rn q. -
'on' al Richmond Cot;ase pr Nj
s"n mototed from Cnar!ortesyiiI..
speh' sunday Win mis- famil,
hiAs EGmonds. OF Norfolk. mas
sven pleasure By her soprano VOC.
III mas peen generous in complying
I'm requests 10 sing Mrs T, r,
f@ncey' o: South Boston bas hoan
her acco!npanist
The next dance We. Ne , :,
DAY evening, JULY Is
Thursday party mo,o-ed -
Grottoes ana made the Win ,hro,,.h
the caveins ''N"sh
Among the arrivals for The Voc,
are; +. i. Harris. Char,o,,.s,.,ii..
Mrs' ID. j. Yancey, south Bos,o, ,,.
ana Mrs. i. II. smart. Manssei,
C Cn,o ar ana Mrs Frank He,uc.
mona Thomas Friend. Miss Gordn,
Friend Miss x. l. Friend. Eichnord
MI. ana Mrs. william =. i!owIjny "a.
rowing. Jr.. Margaret and Ann
i.ee Bowling, Mrs. 4. ~ Grot,.,
roo n"he. j. r. Moore. Thoma, :,
moore. u" Charlotte, \ O. =
thornton. Miss {. J.. Thornton 49,
wilma Clark. MISS y BRADLEY pIr,
inoad. MT and Mrs r. " I.r,,jrr,
Melvin, Edward and Margarc, 10,
n e'hss' Roanoke o. q Hogc. joseph
. wilson. J Shapiro Dr. :. ! N~.
AhaI'y. Dai!as Ho!onan. E,cbnnI.s
n Stao!ef, Il. McCurrabe. NJ
r'htoWn. Pa; ". 4. Turnbacl Hnz.I.
ton, IA; Mr.. and Mrs. F. " rnrd
sno Two sons. Richmond. = J. Dorc
Stauneon; Mrs.. 3. A. Derr. MISS
DER Mas NJ r. Derr. Roanok. Nc.
Helen Huntiey. Miss Sue Gla,s RJr,
noond; ar. and Mrs. J. n. Miller. mis-.
Lesene Miller. Newport News: N.u,.
eren Il Brent, Roanoke; Miss e.,,v
HoSfnson- Mace, Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS
AROUND WEST POINT
Many People Visiting There
Others Going Away for
hummer

WEST POINT 4, Iplv ol-Mr
ana MFS- hdh'ef hn"afdS ana ohh-
dron. or Baltimore are visiting Mrs
Edwards r,ro,.s NJ md Mrs r n
'eilreSS' IN 'h'-' nome mere.
Mr.. and Mrs +. .. Weary and chill
drsn left by motor this week 10
visit My VcazN.s mother in North
Mrs Willie Taylor, Of Tunsian. is
tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. Scott
FrnadduS
MISS Mary Humphrey lief; this week
TOT ihHduclph'a' where she VIII ne
'he EutSt OF MIS- walsh Tor some
tne
Miss Clara Thrift spent the week
end with Mrs Nunnley in Richmond.
Miss Matilde Kceco returned with
her, and VIII spend some time as
her guest
Meade Field has returned to mis-
nome IN North Carolina after visit
10 his brother. George Field. in his
home here.
Mrs l. II Harwen and daughter.
Mar'e; OF ttterspurE' are guests OF
va, - -. DI'',.'tao'
80, it,"" ~ n"'"e' va" Spent IaSt
j.. r'oi 'u", i niS'ains htr
pAIe't's M ana MIS- Is W. hud-
Som,h f,o 10y s"e VII go 20
Miss Eapnv pah,,'so ,.
Edith Grenels w.rn rrns,s Co- 80
week END in the nome of Mrs c. II
Bounds.
Miss Marietta Norris. MISS Georci
ana Courtney and Lewis Courtney
who have been the guests of Mrs /
ia Bland. have returned TO fcGner
home in Mundy Point.
Miss Bcrnice Johnson, OF Newport
News. is the guest OF Mrs. John CurIe.
Miss Grace Morse, formerly of West
Point. now of Pocomoke. Md. is visit
ins Miss Clara Aumack.
Lieutenant w. w. Hargrsvc. Of the
Medical Corps, Naval Air Service sta
toned at Lakehurs,, n. J., Will spend
the weekend with his father, DR..
a h"rSraHe. in his home here.
MT ana Mrs. VIII Neale, Mr.. and
Mrs "a - Brown and son have re-
turned from motor trip through
the mountains OF Virginia.
James Mackcy. OF West Virginia, Is
the guest OF his aunt Mrs c. W.
Humphrey.
Major and Mrs O. l.. Cole returned
last week from a motor trip TO Al
ton and Washington. Major Cole left
80 "ssn ios service al camp Meade
Mis- I.ir,,,ia
10 her bon,. 49, nos ~ ne"
non,h ri,n ,riond. -,
Mi,s o"'u'
is The rn.s, -, Ms ,''J ,.
al her bomc an Snron,
." oe'cn'h street.
children ~ Iron, po,.o, 'nu
West Point hv moi ,h,s 80
re IN. cm,,s,s Mceh 10
S".s'A VI MI - rs I. tarden.
veal, Hfa-,;o p;n, "'a sues. tn,s
Mic Er,r,. e., -, ""u =. oii''"'
ter. is visi,inr Mis- Ia.st .,i o"e's-
W y Eroaddns - ~" {.
Ellis ana Mrs NJ y f.hand,a
I'd the meeting Of mo Doyer 49,,
>''s va '"e i'"Ner bapNlst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Choice of the House
$2.89
Regularly Priced to $3.50

our entire stock of beautiful summer hats
for only $3.50 Leghorns, Horsehair Braids
Crepe de Chimes, Felts, Baronette Satins Or
CANDIES and Duvetyns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Sport Skirts
$3.50
Any in the House

Any Skirt in the house for only
$7.90-formerly as high as SIS. In
cluded are all sorts of fancy Silks,
Eponges, Flannels, etc. Pleated and
plain models.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Summer Dresses
So. 90
Regularly Priced to $19.75

Heavy quality Silk Broadcloth Nor
mandie Voles, French Voiles and
other summary materials, in many
smart and cool-looking summer
styles. Navy and lighter shades.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Dresses-Suits Goats
Formerly Priced to $50 viii Be Sold at
so
Sold Elsewhere This Season as
High as $3.50.

LINK "hat ha ohr means
ASKED Dy houses VINO sell the
garments are offered
1at every garment offered
but desirable
dof
price Only that and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Sport Goats
SIP. 80
Regularly Priced to S25

Good quality Coats of various sport
materials, in several unusually at
tractlve and sporty models. All are
fully silk lined and represent mar
velous values at $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Ginghan, Dresses
So. SO
Regularly to $685.
Regularly to $685.

Imported Ginghams for only $2.9S.
Maj velous, indeed! Many smart
styles. Included at this price are
1872 fine Tricotine Sleeveless Dresses
suitable for all times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Sweaters to 1928
SIS

Good quality Wool Slipovcr
Sweaters for only Sl.9S. Many
sport styles in variety of
sport shades, including White.
Long and short sleeves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Brdssieres to 81. SO
= :
Brassieres to $3.50
SOC
Marvellous Corset
Values

Have you ever heard Of any other house in
Richmond ever offering their entire stock Of
Corsets. regardless of style or make, at re-
auctions named below? We are the only
house here that does 1t. Nine Pfeil-Beaux
Arts-Town Topic-Thompson Glove Fitting
p. -Youthline-Dreyfus Special-Betsy
Ross-our entire line and all models, at these
reductions:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

IN TINS choice selection of fashionable mil
hnery you will find hats for dress and sport
wear The values are remarkable.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Manevrcle ]iberale 81 partidul
Natidhal. - Rolul Coroanei.
rrimejdii 81 consecinte.

Precum am spus de la inceput.
.partidul national avut impresia
Ca guvernul Take Ionescu a fost
fsugerat de liberali.
Astazi versiunile 81 char infor-
matiunile mai precise dovedesc ca
ne aflam in fata mor manevre H.
berale care a netezeasca. drumul
.spre putere d-lui /. Brateanu pana
La toamna. Aceasta-i convingerea
.printre Ardeleni.
Daci evenimentele ulterioare ar
confirma toate aparentele versiu-
nile 81 informatiunile, situatia ia
rii ar Fl departe de a sc consolida.
lar repercusiunile s'ar resimti 81
asupra Coroanei. Consecintele h,p
telor politice la care ar da loc o
asemenea eventualitate ar Fl incal-
culabile 81 viitorul nj ar arata in
'culori sombre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17

Din tot ce Sc discuta in ccrcuri-
le politice reztlltand ca partidul
national ardelean constitute nn-
cieul pc care Sc mtemeiaza astazi
toate combinatiunile unui ''bloc"
democratic anti-libcral, dupa cum
cri sc intemeiau calculele liberali-
lor pentru noua guvernare a
d-lui Bratianu, am cautat sd ne
informam asupra directivei poll
tice 81 liniei de actiune ce STA
tras acest partid, in noua situate.
Cum tot ce vom reproduce mai
JOS sunt parerilc unor factori con-
ducatori 81 cu rol decisiv in par
tidul national ardelean, credem
ca aceste relatilni sc vor citi Gu
interes 81 GU folos pentru orien-'
tarea vietei noastre publice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Sensationala descoperire
din Cluj

mamie in manusi, de asemeni.
negrc 81 Sc strecura pc furis in
eapcla IN care era mortul. Daniel
dadea coroanele 81 jerbele la 0
parte, fprta capacul sicriului, care
d" oblee1 era hatrt in eule, ridica
mortul in brate 81 il ascza pc les
peaea capelei.
Drpa aceasta incepea sd ope-
reze. Daca decedatul avea inele 81
alte bijuterii lie llta 81 in urma
il dezbraca pana la piele, lipsin-
dull char de lingerie. Dupa cc
operatia Sost terminata, Daniel
aSeza din nou mortul in sicriu,
flxa capacul Gu cue, aranja flo
rlle 81 coroanele la loo, lar dupa
acea, facand legatura Gu lucru-
rile furate, pleca acasa.
Faptlh acesta sinistru a pus in
lncurcatura politia cIujeana, care
nu-si poate da seama daca are in
fata un hot ordinar sau un ma
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17

mac.
In orice caz faptul ca Antal
Daniel. care find paznicul cape
lei nu avea de cine sa Sc fcreascs,
lu;k aceasia aliura macal mascan-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Jocul Gu reforma electorala.
&c sc urmareste.

Odata prorogate Camerile, noul
guvern mcearca sd castige timp
81 cratic d, la vointa parlamen-
tara legandu-si searta de fege
care intruneste, fara indoiala, a.
sentimental unaninl al Adunari-
Tor. Astfel, votarea reformei elec-
torale devine un pretext pentru
-mentinerea guvernului actual 81
un mijloc de a Sc castiga timp
pana la data de, Is Februarie cand
Sc inchide sesiunea ordinara a
Corpurilor Legiuitoare. Daca noul
guvern Sc prezinta, deci, inaintea
Camerilor 81 obtine angajarea dis
cutiei la legea electorate, aceasta
Sc poate prelungi foarte usor
pana la Is Februarie. Odata no.
pull trecut fara votul de blam, GU.
vernM Take Ionescu nu mai pOa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17

adevarului.

Antal Daniel continua sd taca.
Politia STA continual insa cerce-
,tarilq. In captusala unei perechi
de Pantaloni s'au gasit insignele
cfoitoriei Barvic 81 Mariochevici.
Croitorii au fost chemati sa dea
relatii. p. Barvic recunoscut
imediat ca una din hainele con-
fiscate fusese confectionata de al
'unui professor care NURSE Gu doua
Fluni inainte. Politistii 'au dus la
fosta locuinta a profesorului. Aci
all gasit pc o sOra a decedatului
care recunoscut cd fratele sa,l
fusese inmormantat ell hainele D.
flate la polite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Ardelenii 81 partidul liberal.

Caci, spun conducaterii din par
tidul national, liberalii prin lipsa
lor de tact 81 affiliate politica au
creiat situatiune aproape impo-
sibila. De unde eri, prin tratativ;e-
lie duse pentru un bloc unitar de
guvernamant. opinia publica avea
sentimental clar ca liberalii vor Fl
adusi la guvern de partidele as,
.zise ale Cnirei. = astazi Ell, fara
tine seama de reala lOr situatiune
in vechiul regat, incearca sd vina
singuri 81 pc cal laturalnice la
putere spre cere apei, cu acest
APPARENT avantaj moral, colsbora-
.rea partidului national.
Departe de Sc gasi intro ST.
tuatiune avantajoasa. iberalii ar
,Vedea ca o asemenea colabOrare
n ar fl posibila atunci nici in con-
|ditiunile ultime ce admisesera
ArdelNnii. Sentimental opiniei pa
blice din Ardeal S "a intors in vre-
mea din urma in asa masura in
contra liberalilor in eat O colabo-
rare ell Ell, a ajuns aproape impo-
Esibilitate >morala 81 piedica ex-
trem de grea pehtru conducerea
EpartMului national.
la rezumat, astazi pc urma des-
fasurarei evenimentelor recentc,
partidul national este mai multi
inclinat pentru colaborarea la un
bloc al fortelor nti7;liberalc, toate
laolalta, - de unde eu cateva luni
in urma ar Fl fost dispus, pc baxa
garantiilor minime stabilize a.
tunci, char la celaborarea Ell par.
|tidul liberal.
Toate aceste adevaruri sc spun
astazi pentru ca opinia publicS sa
| fie exact infornlata 81 desfasura-
srea ulterioara evenimenteler sd
nu mai poata Fl subject de surpri.
re din lipsa de ianbai Mnrurit
rostit la vreme.
Am reprodus toate aceste lamu.
riri in crediata ca facein I'm real
serviciu MI atat partidului natio.
nal eat t&rii intregi . earei inche.
gare 81 eoasolidars definitive NJ
Sc pot face fara colaborareA Apde.
lenilor sfupat in pArtiiaaf natio
Inaa u ea atat mai putin ineS m,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
? Partidul national
81 Criza aCtuaI3

te fl impiedecat dc trai pana Ia
toamna.
La acest joe de falsificare 81
compromitere a adevarului regim
parlamentar partidul national Il,
ne sd Sc site ca nu va putea Fl
prins.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Disclvarea 81 noui alegeri libere

Singura solutie care Sc impune
81 mai multi. astazi, dupa proro-
-gare decat inainte, este dizolva-
'rea Parlamentrlui 81 noui alegeri
.libere. La data de II Tanuarie gu.
.vernul Take Tondscu find imediat
rasturnat prin vointa PaIlamen-
tului, solutia nu poate fl decat di-
zclvarea ifnediata 81 noui alegeri,
ori un guvern eonstitrlit pc baza
parlamentara, dar GU program
.precis in care neaparat s'ar Gu
'prinde 81 noui alegeri.
Aceasta find situatia, partidul
national ISL are bine trasa linia sa
de conduita pentru ca site ce vrea
si ce urmareste 81 mai ales pentru
Ca ln admite sa Sc lase victima
unor jocuri sau combinatiuni, de
culise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17

'du-si IN negru pana 81 r,ainiix, ne
face sa eredeM ca este vorba Gle
I'm cnrios caz patologie.
vascan.>
tDin 'Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Cum e privit Guvernul
Take Tonescu.

De la inceput Ardelenii au pri-
Wit formatia Take Ionescu drept
Q combinatiune politica, daca nu
direct pusa Ia Gale de, libe1ali, eel
putin Inspirata sau sugerata de
Ell. De aceea, au pastrat intreaga
rezerva 81 n'au primit ofertele
largi de colaborare ce Ii s'au fa-
cut. Desfasurarea ulterioara a
crizei politice lea confirmat pri-
ma impresiune intrucat guvernu-
lui Take Ionescu nu is a acordat
.decat prorogarea fara putinta di
zolvarei 81 a executarei unor noui
alegeri libere.
Conditiunile in care a fost adus
cabinetul Take Tonescu fara un
temeiu parlamentar. ba, char i'm
pOtriva. vonitei clar lnanifestata
a fortelor reprezentate in actua-
lc le Adunari legiuitoare care
erau totusi capable sd dea un ca
binet Gu adevarat parlamentar.
nu insemneaza altceva decat .fal
sificarea regimului parlamentar.
O asemenea actiune de falsifi-
care partidul national nu intele-
ge, principal, so admita Gu nici
un pref 81 este de la inceput hota
rit so combata 81 so impiedice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Dovada
AdevaruIui

Dl I. Rubin dim New York
trimite IN ziua dc 80 Noembric,
psia telegrama 50 doAari, carl
On fost platiti in bani Arneri-
cani d-lui l.. Grandel Gin Bu-
esre3ti in ziua de 5 Decembrie.
lAceasta este nuHai unn din
stteA de trimiteri de dola1.i ce
s'au facut de banca noastra 81
care dovedeste Cd putem tri1ni-
te bani Americani Omitted
States currency in orice parte
y Relnaniei Mari, in timpul Gel
mai scurt 81 GU pretul Gel mai
scaxut. (25)
scrieti' pentru informatiuni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Un intreg deposit de haine luate
de pe cei morti.

Din primefe cercetari rezultat
cd necunoscutul Sc numeste Antal
Daniel. locuieste in str. Haltay
No. Is 81 are varsta de As ami.
Daniel refuza cu incapiNanare sa
'dea vre-un amanunt asupra pro-
venientei celer doua perechi de
'pantaloni. Cum faptul devenea
'interesant, mai ales ca un borfas
'ordinar odata prins Sc grabeste
sa-si spunS de Object ispravile,
seful sectiei criminale de pc langa
politia din Cluj, d. AndreSscu, a
iordonat O severn ccrcetare a ace
lstui caz.
Transportandu-se la domiciliul
llti Daniel, politia descoperit aci
'un intreg depozit de haine 81 altc
obiecte, caror provenienta era
'greu de explicat. Gu atat mai
grava era banniala cu cat hainele
aveau nm miros cadaveric. Toate
,lucrurile au fost eonfiscate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-17
Sinistruf hot marturiseSte.

Nemai avand incotrO, 81 luat de
scurt, Antal Daniel a sfarsit prin
a recmoaste ca intr 'adevar hal
nele sunt ale profesorului decedat
Isl ca el lie furase, dezbracand
,mortul care Sc afla depus in ca
Fpela cimitirului. Mai departe, Da-
mel marturiseste Cd a furat hal
,nele GU carl erau imbracati nume-
rosi mort, printre carl Sc citeaza
Baronul Wesselenyi. Aralois A.
fexandru, bogatasul Licheti, etc.