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The Washington times., 1922-08-02
TYPHOID SPREAD ALARMS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. Am
outbreak of typhoid fever in the
vicinity Of Olney, this county, Is
causing concern among the people
of that section. A dozen cases,
some Of them serious in FORM, have
developed. but no deaths have so
far occurred. DIR. William T. Pratt,
county health officer, and the physi.
clans Of the olney neighborhood are
doing everything to combat the
disease. but so far have been handi-
capped because of inability to trace
the source. II is understood to be
the opinion of some that there Is a
human carrier" in the neighbor-
hood. The United States Public
Health Service may be called upon
for assistance.
Mrs. Leah A. Windham, forty.
eight years old, of Washington, and
Frank L. Badway, thirty.four, OF
Bridgeway. Conn, were married in
Rockville today by the Rev. p,
Rowland Wagner, pastor of the Ban.
tist Church. at the home of the min.
lister. The same minister officiated
at the marriage here on Monday of
Miss Roberta L. Kirk and Charles G,
orenbaugh, both OF The Plains, Va,
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from tipping toward the right or
tipping toward the left, the current
will carry us over the rapids into
office"
In West Virginia The hopes Of the
Democrats for electing a Democratic
successor to Senator Sutherland
seem TO be based on this theory OF
present political navigation.
In Oklahoma the Democratic
party faces a desperate prospect.
The majority of the members OF
the party have gone off into two
factions. neither of which can be
regarded as truly Democratic in
the party sense. One of these fac.
tions is more devoted TO the Ku
klux klan that TO the party. The
other is more devoted to the Far.
mer-Labor movement than to the
party. Each OF these factions holds
a primaTy-or the equivalent of a
primary-within itself before 1,
goes into the party primary. To,
gether they constitute now an
overwhelming majority of the mem.
hership of the party. The members
who are Democrats and nothing else
are left lonely.
This means two things: First, /,
illustrates the reason why the Ku
klux Klan will some day be sup.
pressed in the South-not because
it is a menace to the Jews, but be.
cause IL is a menace to the Demo,
cratic party.
Second, it shows that the farmer.
labor movement, having won great
victories in the Northwest, is mor.
ing southwark and may in time
give US some Southern Democratic
La Folletes and Brookharts and
Fraziers at Washington.
In Missouri a victory by Reed over
Long in the Democratic primary for
United States Senator would be re-
garded as a blow to the foreign
policy of the Democratic party, but
would be regarded as a great assist.
ance to it's domestic policies. Longs
strength begins among people who
have dinner at 8. Reeds strength
begins among people who have sup
per at 6. Reed would be much more
likely than Long to defeat the Re
publican candidate for Senator in
Missouri this fall and he would also
be much more useful to the Demo
Gratis in Washington in popularizing
the Democratic issues for the Presi-
dency in 1924. A victory by Long
over Reed in the Democratic primary
in Missouri would be a blow to the
Democratic party nationally.
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/. BY SWANSON IN
ARL|NGTONCO.
Clarendon Gives Senator 10
to I Majority in Demo-
cratic Primaries.

CLARENDON, Va. August a.
United States Senator Claude Swan.
sons wonderfully oiled political ma.
chine in Arlington county hit on
all six" yesterday and when II had
passed Ex-Governor Westmoreland
Davis was found flattened out In
the Democratic senatorial primary
by a vote OF $50 to 2l9.
Never did the Swanson forces
work in this county with more
perfection. although it was con.
ceded that Swanson would carry
every precinct II was not believed
that the result would be more than
two to one. The official figures give
him majority OF more than four to
one, however.
Clarendon, with the biggest voting
power OF any precinct in the county,
literally wiped Davis off the boards
giving Senator Swanson 2S7 against
27 for his opponent, majority OF
more than 10 TO one. The large num-
ber OF women who turned out ia
vote surprised political leaders.
The official returns by districts
and precincts follow:
Washington District:
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ernor of Virginia or else United
States Senator. His victory now is
a victory for the idea Of represent
ing the whole of State as much as
possible.
II the Democrats are strong in
the next Congress they will prob.
ably do the three following things:
They will bring in a bill reducing
the tariff. They will bring in a bill
increasing the taxes on the rich.
They will bring in a bill promoting
American participation in world az
rAirs.
They will pass these bills through
the House Of Representatives II
they control il. They hope to con.
troll 1t. They do not expect TO con.
troll the Senate. They will expect
the Senate then to defeat these
bills. And then they will go to
the country on them in the election
of 1924.
The States from which the pri,
mary election results are now
coming in are watched by the Demo,
| Gratis with special anxiety in three
cases. These three cases are West
Virginia, Missouri and oklahoma.
In West Virginia the sitting
Senator is Sutherland. who is a
Republican, and who Is running well
for denomination in the Republican
primary, and who is a conservative.
He nevertheless is highly unsatis-
factory to many coal operators
not because of his opinions and not
because of his activities. but be-
cause of his alleged lack Of activi.
ties on their behalf. To be lacking
in activities on behalf Of coal
operators is a considerable handicap
I'm West Virginia.
His Democratic opponent-whether
this opponent turns out to he IZetta
Jewell Brown or ex-Congressman
Neely-may possibly be regarded as
a fresh slate on which new chances
might be taken. The utmost inquiry
has failed to reveal any violently
crusading spirit by Izetta Jewell
Brown or by ex-Congressman Neely
in any known direction. They seem
to illustrate the able remark made
today by an observant Democratic
Senator. He said:
'If we can only keep our canoe
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their roads despite strike condi-
lions, the Government undoubtedly
will permit them to do 90 without
interference. expect. however.
the result win be otherwise"
In reply 10 a direct question,
Cummtns said he would not be
surprised to see certain crippled"
roads seized within a week. lie
admitted there was a question in
the minds of some Senators as to
whether the President now held
sufficient power to seize the roads.
Difference Of Opinion.
There is difference OF opinion
over the Presidents powers" Cum.
Minis added. 81 believe 1t would he
better IL he were given additional
authority for the seizure. Other
Senators feel he has sufficient power
now. At any event, L expect definite
action by the White House within
few days unless the strike Is settled
meanwhile by the arrangements ac-
ceptIng the Presidents peace offer"
Senator Borah Of Idaho, chairman
Of the Senate Labor Committee. was
also reported as leaning toward the
belief that seizure Of certain roads
was the only means of restoring
peace to the rail situation. Both
Borah and Cummins announced they
would place their committees at the
Presidents disposal in event the
Chief Executive desired additional
legislation to carry out seizure of the
roads.
The atcion of the arrangements in
rejecting the Presidents peace plan,
it was learned, cost them numerous
supporters I'm the Senate. Senators,
now held in Washington by the tariff,
felt that settlement of the rail
strike would enable the President to
aid Congress in relieving its legisla.
tive jam. Continuation Of the rail
strike, 1t was pointed out, meant
that the Senate must work out its
trials alone.
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CLASSICAL BANDIT is
CAUGHT; PEASANTS MOURN

MILAN, Aug. 2.-There is sorrow.
ing among the peasants Of Catania
for Turf Rapisarda. a classical Sicil.
ian bandit, has been captured.
Turf fought lone duel with cara.
biniers at the age of nineteen and
has been a fugitive ever since, but
he has established a law of his own
and has wreaked vengeance upon the
unjust. Turi has defended the peas.
ants against robbers. he has pacifiel
families, in feud, has forced men TO
marry women whom they have
abandoned and has recovered stolen
property for it's rightful owners.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH
FOR DR.. WONDER
Local Physician Testifies to
His Work at 18th and
r. SITS. N. w.

There's a certain physician In
the northwest who is loud in his
praise of DR.. Wonder. He had
occasion to call upon his serv.
Ices at a time when pyorrhea
was just developing In his teeth,
That DR.. Wonder checked that
dreaded dental disease and pre-.
vented loss OF his teeth has
convinced him of DR.. Wonders
superior dental service,
Though his service IL OF tho
best--the charges are most rea.
sonable and daily many OF
Washington's best people are
visitors at his offices.
DR.. Wonder 10 centrally located
at Twelfth and r streets. north.
west (entrance 1903 r street
northwest), and you can telephone
Franklin sos1 for appoin trnents.
Remember all consultations and
advice free.
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The four-day annual carnival un.
der the auspices OF the Ballston
Volunteer Fire Department will
open tonight. Proceeds from the
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unions and inspiring all the railroad
unions to a common purpose. Glenn
Il. Plumb gave the railroad unions
unity. Unity made this strike. II
will make many things after this
strike. Plumb came to Washington
with a dream. Tomorrow his body
will leave Washington and will leave
his dream inhabiting the bodies of
100000 living American railroad.
ers. He proved the lines:
Dreams do not die:
They only change their houses. {"
The victory of Senator Swanson
Tor reelection to the Senate in the
Democratic primary in Virginia is 4
victory for one of the most perfected
political persons in America. Or.
ganized wage-earners esteem him:
Conservatives who doubt or detest
organization among farmers and
among wage-earners esteem him. He
seems to be able to give each fac
tion its due without becoming the
agent of any faction. He entered
public life in 1892 as a Congressman.
Since then he has always neen
either a Congressman or else Gov
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BOY VAINLY FIGHTS
DEATH IN THRESHER

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Aug. 2.-His
foot caught In a threshing machine,
Joseph Sidella, aged fourteen, Of
Schoentown, struggled to prevent his
body being drawn into the machinery
but before the latter could be stop
ped he was so badly mangied he died
from loss Of blood.
The boy suffered intense pain for
a number Of hours before death re-
lieved him. He was assisting his
father when the accident occurred.
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affair will be used in the erection
of a new community building.
Many entertainment features, musi-
cal numbers and athletic events
have been arranged by the commit
tee in charge.
The annual fair OF the Clarendon
Methodist Church, which was post
poned last night on account of the
inclement weather, will be contin-
ued tonight. Mrs. A. 3. Magruder
10 chairman in charge Of arrange
ments. The fair proceeds. will be
used toward the church building
fund. The event Is being held at
the corner OF Wilson boulevard and
Lawton avenue.
The Rev. c. p. Ryland, of the
Clarendon Baptist Church, who has
been at Meherin. Va, assisting the
pastor there in a series OF church
meetings, has returned 10 his pas
torate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton G. Jones.
Mrs. N. A. Reese and Ashton Jones,
jr., OF Clarendon. have returned TO
their homes here following a weeks
motor trip through New York and
Pennsylvania.
Raids in Arlington county by In
ternal Revenue Agents Fowler and
Evans yesterday netted many gal
Ions OF corn liquor, nearly 1900
gallons of mash and three stills.
but no prisoners. The agents
boarded a houseboat, anchored near
Four Mile run. confiscating liquor
and mash and destroying a 100,
gallon still. Stills were also dis
covered on, the river shore and in
nearby woods.
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j. s. CONTROL
Of RAILROADS
SEEN CERTAIN
Senator Cummins Believes
President Will Act on
That Line Soon.
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON.
international News Service.


Senatorial ire over the rundown
given President Harding's peace
program by the railroads was
aroused to such a pitch today that
for the first time since the strike
began, five weeks ago, there was
open talk in influential circles OF
Government seizure Of the roads
for the emergency period.
Senator A. B. Cummins Rep.) Of
Iowa, chairman Of the Senate. Com.
mittee on Interstate Commerce
and author Of the present transpor-
tation act, was one Of those Admin.
istration Senators who openly pre-
dicted that seizure apparently will
have to come.
It was suggested that the Gov
ernment could. without great diff
Guilty, take over the roads for a
short period-just long enough TO
permit the striking shopcraft work
ers to return to work and to restore
peace all around.
See Control Inevitable.
Senator Cummins said:
IT can see that exigencies will
soon arise which will compel the
President to take over some roads,
at least.
transportation must be main
tanned and the President could use
the whole power Of the Govern
ment to do so. A decision likely
will be reached by the Chiel
Executive within a week, as II
will take only that long for the
Government to determine whether
or not the rail managements car
maintain adequate transportation
under strike conditions.
IF the rail executives can run
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ernor of Virginia or else United
States Senator. His victory now is
a victory for the idea Of represent
ing the whole of State as much as
possible.
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BRAZIL COMMISSIONS
PERSONNEL COMPLETE

The appointment of Cyrus II. X,
Curtis, publisher OF the Philadalphia
Public Ledger. as the fifth member
of the American diplomatic mission
to the Brazilian exposition, was an
nouhced at the White House late
yesterday. The personnel OF the
mission is now complete.
The other members are Secretary
of State Hughes; Chairman Porter,
of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee; Rear Admiral Hillary p,
Jones, commander of the Atlantic
fleet, and Lieut.. Gen. Robert l.. Bull
lard.
David l.. Goodwillie, secretary oi
the Union League Club OF Chicago
has been named secretary to the
American Commission.
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themselves and
regarding their
destiny in Amer.
lean railroading.
He tied this phi
losophy to the
Constitution and
to the American
ism of our first
days. In order
TO promote this
philosophy, the
leaders of the
railroad unions
drew closer TO.
gether. T h e y
formed a league.
They founded a
paper owned by
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IN CURiND Sc VA PUTEA
PREVEDEA sCHndBARILE
TIHGPULUI.

Telegrafia fara fir facut in
tlmpnl din nrma progrese nimi-
toare. Pc buza acelnias principiu
s'a putnt stabili telcfonia fara
fir, care este fara 6ndoiala una
din cele mai inlportante aplica-
tiuni ale nndelor Hartziene.
Acum invatatii Sc straduiesc sa
gilseasca raportul care exista in
tre vibratiile eternlui manifestate
pc aparatele telegrafiei fara fir
81 schimbarile atmosferice.
Pana acuan s'a constatat ca ori
de cate ori Sc va produce I'm want
puternic el este anuntat Gu multe
ore mai inainte printr'o serie de
vfbratii. Schimbafca temperature
de la cald Ia frie 81 yicerse, este
de asemenea 1pragistrata prin-
tr'un altfel de vjbratii; Ploaia de
asemeni.
Acnln ramane e. teate sceste
observatii sd " coondoneze si pc
baza lor sa fornseze m indicator
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Milan. Conform unor infor-
matiuni primite din s,use demne
de toata increderea, conferinta
pacii turcc-greaca a fost fixata
81 Sc tie la Nenctia pc ziua de 20
Scptemhrie.
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eran in Hala 81 niste frumoase
din Erie - Sc adrcsau catre
"Onor. Prcsidiu dar tot ca
tire hse ochiau.
d
Nh stiu cum va fl la Detroit pc
anul yiitor, - dar i'm Erie am
fost petrecuti 81 la CARA. de
niste priviri duioase.
Il
Tn delegat care avea peste 2OO
fmti Spus barbatului furios ca
el glumit numa. Moi stim
! pe unii earl au fost batuti pentru
astfel de glume.
| A
Fcmeile din PENNSYLVANIA sau
suparat foe ca numai una a fost
pusa la aceasta rubrica. - Ehei,
- taica. - ce s'alegea de mine
daca lc puneam pc toate...
"a
| Toti dclcgatii an scazut vre-o
zecc funti din cauza... calduril
| j
4 Fratele Bolea zice ca trebuit
i Sa-si c,mpere niSte cauclucur
inoui.. la automobil.
! q
| &c frumoS Sunau clopotele dc
liza bisericuta din Erie! Tocma
latunci sc discutau datoriile Socie
ltatilor: Bag 'seama lea tras d,
moarte.. datoriilor.
&
81 ne Scapar;m 81 de articolu
4. Ar trebui ca langa clopotelu
Ipresedintelui sa fie 81 oleaca dt
jtamaie. Asa nu near napad
Icioarele.
4 Toatc ca toate. dar tberea din
Erie te da gata mai repede C.
lscaunul electric.
d
Destul pentru All Stop.
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La Erie S'a Sa|Yat Uniunea

S'a terminal 81 A,lunarea Generaa din Erie Au dspa-
nou gre pn de eectrictate, 81 au asa oc cerluln
scnin luminos, vesel....
rnunea invins la Erie 81 nvins bunul simt al roma
nuu 81 cins depusa in cei din urma 10 ami dc ro-
,nani nsufletiti
Fra prca lncarcat atnosfera la primee sedinte. Fra
prea anmoztatea deoapce ne-am cunoscut Banu
iaa din toate pare fndca cram convins 81 nn!l
81 alt suntem dusmani.
Oar Am stat maj multi ziIe impreu-
81 lnvaat cunoastem bine. Fram to convnsi
asa bne rastm unul la altu 81 asa sl ne apa-
dreptae Fiecare ca numai el rerezinta cauza
adevaraa ceala sujba neadcvarulu IN servl-
cnl mincimei
Au insa zee 81 prvirile noastre mai asa din
prmea lor Feee noastre sau nsennat otu 81 IN I'd
TINA tot ost convinS ca sunem fra ca oti am dolit
hne ot dorit acela ucru dar am aucat pc cal de-
osebe Drumurie fo separaedar scopul nostru fo:
acea Nu bne caci neresul unor inganti
luat servcu or pc mai bun dnre noi cei Gu I'M
81 sueul nob folosinau pentru scopul lor
Oar unere or au gres Sc bazu pc zcaa stramosor
rosri: sInter uos gantes tertius gaude = ca din don
ceart, al eiea profa Oar ne-m cunoscut maj bne
Sa dovedt ca fatii din Detroit do sd faca numa
81 funcionar veci al tniune unt tocnl ASA d
egr precum la deserts eel far de nume ii sa doved't "a
saba doua tasuri czut char asura aceula care DORA
s spanzure fura lu neputnco'sa de batlan cl
ambitie nemargnita. Sau la luma faptee marsave
ale aceu veletat de impme ca Dmnezeu al
ronanor' din America Sa consata in mod clar ca toae
lelce della ell vim
Sill vom da urii sil las sa-s ispaseasca pacaee
acoo in n.uratea din Horizon Nou ME ma de el cacl
sia per echbru dar mai preta inc odata Jo-
cuui sau egos In monenul bcuriei noasre de acum nv
incape nna noastra pametele saecu care va MAJ
face sgurant, ultima sforarele priv Gu un zl
bet iertator.
Caci buclrie este in nimile noasre. tnlunea,
scuma orgzatiune, iest nvngatoare 81 moi totl
buni romani-stam zd puternic pentru aararea
81 protearea contra uturor atacrlor namice Tot sun
soda inarmat 81 nsue sunem gata de orice erffa
(n gamiM maj unt tabere ntre mol, ca nana ar
monte 81 ntelegere caauzestene simtim 81 mai arl
enere da sperana penru un sraluclt vtor
Noui func onari capabil sa conuca tnlunea noa-
s1r pe aeasa de voia unanima tuturor repre-
zenanor Sperm nou sistcm de conducere sa Sc do
veleasca de bum asa precum il credem Gu totii.
Iauda cuvne tuuror delegation carl sau stla dato
Soceatile pot Fl manre de ecici sut sa in
1cleaga chemarea lor.
Sa dovedt de aceasa data ca condta une bune nte
egeri de face munca cnstta 81 sanatoasa In
nlgenta caea spre neegere nai buna Daca ne
asclt; Gu paciina psu aunc aungem la convingerea ca
iecare din repreznta adevar Numa asfel he p
apada de preude noastre acaoase numa astfel pu
tenn curati graul de neghina
Speram din saanta semanata rasari decat grau
curat lipst de orce buruien stricacioase.
ANDREA POPOVICI.
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CINE VREA SA HRANEASCA
Pc fNFOMETAT?"


Cine dintre vol vrea sal
hraneaSca pc infometat!' in
treaba Buddha, Stapanul, pc in
vataceii sal, cand foametea ban.
tuia in Shravasti.
Ratnakar, bancherul, Isl plecd
capul spunand: ''Trebue altceva
decat averea mca pentru hrani
,pe mfometati.'
Iaysen, sefnl armatei regale,
raspunde: AS da pana 81 sangele
din vinele mele, dar acasa n am
hrana sd ajunga'
Dharmapal, care posedea imen-
Sc intindcri de pamant, gemu
'Diavolul Secetei a nscat campu.
rile mele. Nu stu cum voiu plat
Regelui tributurile"
Sc ridica atunci Supriya, flea
cersitorului. Sc inchlna in fata
tuturor 81 fagadni dulce: I'll voiu
hrani ell pc infometat -
Cum isbucnira cu toti
- cum poti tn nadajdui ca We
lputea indeplini fagaduinta ?''
] = Eu Sunt cca mai saraci
dintre toti'' adauga Supriya; =
dar tocmai acest lucru G puteres
mca. Eu am p,lnga 81 camara mes
i'm fiecare din caSele voastre''
Trad. de: A. C.).
(Din 'Glasul Satelor''
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P0STA REDACTIEl

D-lui Bucur Constantin, Youngs-
town, o. = Am primit, multumim
81 vom publica cateva din ele.
D-lui Ioanichie Maximilian, Viii
kinsburg, Pa. Am primit-o 81
Sc va pnblica. Primiti mQlhlmiri
D-lui Lazar Lima, Detroit, Mich
= Am primit fotografia clubului
81 voM publica GU placere in
conditiunile propuse. Salutari 81
multumiri.
D-lui Ion G.. Stroescu, Dayton,
Ohio. - Suntem incantati de SEN
timentele D-voasira patriotice. he
plac versurile i'm chestieA 81 stim
ca Sunt ale unui cunoscut poet
Roman. - Salutari.
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A Y / Z

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cnltura ''CtNa Voda" din
Maseillon, Ohio. In sedinta din 10
Sept. a hotarit ca taxa de in
scriere sa fie gratis in timp de 60
de zile. Dcci pe aceasta Gale incu-
pe ori 81 care Roman
ori Romance care are vote de
veni membru orr membra in sinul
Societatii noastre, ii primim Gu
mare plaeere in mijlocul nostru.
In nuMele Soc. ''Cllza Voda'
din Massillon, Ohio.
Bucur stoicaniA, presedinte.
1(ihail1 Nsagois, prin secrtar.
(24 Oct. 15)
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f bine sa fiji vice-presedinte in
Erie. Pc langa alte ocmpatii mai
bel 81 bere.. Gu nevestele.
il
Oar deaf avea barem par ne.
CRU! Asa tot al mai avea ceva
credit la sexul frumos. Oar moi,
asti tomnateci, nu ne putem pune
cu ei. Ce zici frate Hadai
i
81 venind vorba de sexnl fru-
mos sd Fl vaznt pc niste delegati
eum Sc mai infierb&ntau c4nd
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Montreal. Sc anunta ca
muncitorii de la caile ferate ca
nadiene stau gaia sd declare
greva. Tniunile au TRIMS scrisori
circulare tuturOr memhrilOr lOr.
spunHndu-le sd fie gaia i'm cazul
cand vor primi ordin de iesirc
in grcva.