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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-08

The owner Of a farm who had an
impeachment in his speech concluded
to sell out. Three land buyers heard
Of it and started on race to the home
of the suffering man. One of the
buyers had a faster car than either
of his competitors and got there Is
minutes before the others arrived. He
Immediately made what the stutter-
ing farmer considered liberal offer
for the lard and the farmer start
to say he would take it. His speech,
however, got balled up on his tongue
so that he could not say what he
wanted to. He backed off and started
several times, but before he could get
the sentence framed, one of the other
land buyers drove up and made him
an offer of a thousand dollars more
for his land than the first one offered. /
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-08


Little Bill skipped of to school be-
fore his mother had chance to wash
his face. The teacher sent him to the
basement to scrub up, but the janitor
had failed to leave towel within
reach. Bill went back to the school
room, however, with the lower part
OF MS race reasonably clean; the up
per part was streaked and grimy.
"Why, Willie" the teacher said, chow
does It happen that the lower part of
your face is nice and clean, while the
rest Of It is so dirty?' "Well," said
Bill, "they want no towel there and
that's as far as my shirt would
reach"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-08

81 reckon" remarked Old Bill Mis-
givens, "the two most helpless things
in the world is a baby when it's first
born and man when his wife goes on
visit"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
A NEW PLAN TO
ENCOURAGE SAVING
GOVERNMENT HAS LAUNCH.
ED CAMPAIGN DESIGNED TO
REACH SMALL INVESTORS.

The government has launched
nationwide drive to induce savings
and investment in government securi-
ties, designed to reach the small in
weston Facilities Of the postal savings
system and the treasury department
will be combined in a vast unified
system, making possible the accumu-
lation OF funds in amounts from ten
cents upward, and their conversion in
to larger securities. Thousands OF
postofices throughout the country
will be the governments banking
agencies, through which Secretary
Mellon hopes to encourage thrift, and
at the same time obtain funds for f.
nancing the governments current
needs. Efforts have been made to make
the new system as simple as possible.
1t went into effect Dec. IS, on which
date there was put on sale an entirely
new series of treasury savings certih-
Gates, having values at maturity of
SIS, 500 and $1,000. The certificates
are offered at fiat prices of $50, $50 and
$780, They will attain their maturity
value in FIVE years. The interest is
equivalent to AZ per cent, compound
ed semi-annually. Deposits in the pos
tai savings banks may be exchanged
for the treasury certificates without
loss OF interest. AT the same time
treasury savings stamps in one-dollar
denominations will remain on sale, as
Ia convenience to those who wish to
accumulate the purchase price through
stamps. The new certificates will be
redeemable before maturity, and il so
redeemed bear only 81 per cent. They
Iare registered to avoid loss, and each
certificate will bear the name of its
Iowner The small war savings securi-
ties will be discontinued; thrift stamps
Outstanding may be redeemed or eX-
changed for the new issue.
For further information inquire at
the postofice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Does Bee Bring Poison
From Bloom on Cotton?
New Angle of Boil Weevil Problem
Found in Crawford County.

ATLANTA, Ga.-A new angle to
the boil weevil problem. II is found
in the bee industry and the poison
that is assembled in honey gathered
from cotton blossoms where large
quantities of boil weevil poisons have
been used. :,
A large cotton planter in Crawford
county who raises bees on the side.
according to Charles E. Martin, OF
Athens, told him that practically all
his bees had died this winter after
having led on the honey they gather
ed from the fields last summer. In
gathering the honey no i'll effects were
noticed among the bees but in eating
the honey the poison proved disas-
trous to this farmers apiary and now
the farmer refuses to eat the honey
himself
There is little, if any, danger TO hui
man beings in eating honey gathered
in vicinity of cotton fields, according
to chemists here. The case from Craw-
ford county is the first of its kind re-
ported, and may have been due to
other causes.
There's lots OF peas, pot Ticker, corn
meal and hog jowl in weevil-hit coun-
ties down in middle Georgia and the
people have not yet lost heart, so the
Athens visitor to that section states
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
THE time TO TAKE
PEPTO -MANGAN
When You Feel a Little of" 1t
Will Bring You Back to Health.

Some people never need any medi-
cine at all. They are, as the saying
goes, "strong as a bull" They are
mighty lucky. Most people need a
good tonic once in a while They take
cold. or through overwork or social
activity do not get enough sleep; many
eat improper food and thus hurt the
digestion. 1t is mighty wise to take
Guides Pepto-Mangan with the meals
for a few weeks and build up. One
cannot have too much good health.
Pepto-M angan gives you plenty OF red
blood, and everybody knows that red
blood means feeling good and look
ing good al the time. Sold by drug
gists in liquid and tablet torm.-adv
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Annual Reports of the City
Departments for Year 1921

1890 Included in the amount OF
sewer pipe bought was a car OF large
sewer pipe to sewer the ditch from
Church street to Seventh avenue. This
department has bona fide subscriptions
from property owners adjacent TO this
ditch to pay on this particular car OF
sewer pipe amounting to $3l5.O0, which
when deducted from the total out
standing sewer pipe account leaves
balance unpaid of $2,108.20.
]. S. LOWREY, Chairman Street
Committee. Thos. H. Harden, Supt.
of Streets.
experimenting the report from this
department, beg to call your special
attention to items below for your con-
sideration:
/. The rebuilding of paved side
walks in the business section OF the
city at an approximate cost of $l,735
against outside bids of $4,000, showing
saving to the city of nearly $4,000,
sum sufficient to more than pay our
street force for the entire year OF 1921.
2. The installing OF storm water
sewers on several residence streets in
the city and also the construction OF
fifty concrete intakes at cost OF Sl0
each, whereas the city had to pay the
Pittman Construction $40 each tor
such intakes.
8. We have uncompleted work on
Lee street in installing storm sewers
and intakes with material in hand for
the completion OF same and are sure
the new street committee will have
this work finished as outlined by the
retiring committee. Respectfully,
J. S. LOWREY, Chairman, Street
Committee. Thos. H. Harden, City
Engineer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
NOTICE.

Miss Jennie Edwards is now in
charge OF the hemStitching department
OF the Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Miss Edwards is an experienced dress
maker and will be glad to give her
best attention to your orders. Mail
orders given prompt attention. SIN
GER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
OF WOMEN
ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT

President Harding has accepted the
invitation of the national women's par
ty to be present at the formal dedica-
ton of its new national headquarters
in Washington on May p, 1922.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
DEATH RATE IS 200 A DAY;
FEEDING 100000 CHILDREN

MOSCOW.-The death rate in the
famine district of Russia is rising rap
idly. More than 200 victims are buried
every day in the Saratov region.
The American relief administration
is now feeding more than 100000 chill
dren and the number is expected to
pass the 100000 mark.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
SIXTY ACRES OF ENGLISH
PEAS IN COOK COUNTY
Will Be Shipped to Market in Carload
Lots Next Spring.

The largest acreage of English peas
ever grown in this section will be
planted by Cook county farmers the
coming season says the Adel News.
AT meeting held Saturday sixty acres
were signed up and seed bought.
All the growers will plant on the
same day.. in order that the dates OF
shipments will be the same. 1t is pro-
posed to ship in car lots.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
MCCORMICK WILL WED
SINGER, IS REPORT
WIFE is SAID TO HAVE BEEN
RECIPIENT OF ATTENTION
FROM FOREIGNER.

NEW YORK, n. Y.-Friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Mccormick,
of Chicago say that in arranging their
divorce they planned especially to
avoid a scandal that would cloud the
lives of their children.
Mr.. Mccormick is president OF the
international Harvester Co. and one
of Chicago's most prominent business
men. Mrs. Mccormick IS a daughter
of John D. Rockefeller.
In certain circles here II Is believed
Mr.. Mccormick plans to marry Gamma
Walska, the prima donna who had
short and abrupt career with the Chi
cago Opera Company. The sinuouls
and beautiful singer is now the wi1e
of Alexander Smith Cochran, the
Yonxers millionaire, but they are es-
tranged.
Nine. Walska is living in Paris,
awaiting hoped for divorce from Mr..
Cochran and, it is whispered a union
with the president OF the international
-Harvester Company.
Young Foreigner Attentive.
Mrs. Mccormick, on the other hand,
has been the recipient OF ardent at
tention from young foreigner. and
their alliance is rather expected by
her friends.
On the stand Mrs. Mccormick as
serted that she and her husband had
not lived together since May u, 1918:
Mrs. Mccormick was then ensconCed
in Zurich, Switzerland, ending the fifth
year of her voluntary exile from Amer
lea
She took course of treatment UNI
der DR.. Carl Jung, noted psychol-
analyst, in whose retreat, near Zurich,
Mrs. Mccormick found a haven near
ly nine years ago. She believed he
could cure the neurosis from which
she was suffering.
Pounds Own School.
Sympathetic as she was with the
teachings OF DR.. Jung, which Mr.. Nc
Cormick considered bizarre, Mrs. Nc
Cormick's plans to found psyche
logical school OF her own.
Edwin Krenn, young Austrian
architect, soon became attached to
Mrs. McCormick's cult" An investi-
cation of his life is said to have been
made by agents of Mr.. Mccormick in
Krenn's native country and in Swift
erland By way of answer she APP
pointed Krenn her private secretary,
and when she arrived i'll New York on
the George Washington late in Sep
TENDER Krenn was with her.
Able to Sooth Her.
Krenn, a blonde, full faced young
man, sat generally in the next steam
er chair to Mrs Mccormick, Her
only Extravaganza" was pair OF
white kid gloves which she donned
each morning. Several times she re-
moved one of these immaculate gloves
and said in German to Krenn
Isn't that pretty young hand"
Invariably, passengers said, Krenn
would bend over, kiss Mrs. McCor
nick's hand and reply, also in German:
Eyes, madam, it is a beautiful young
hand"
Sometimes Krenn would remain on
deck with her until late at night. He
seemed able to sooth her, even when
the minstrations of her private physi-
clan, DR.. Hartmann, failed.
Divorced in Record Time.
After a married life OF twenty-six
years Mrs. Mccormick on Wednes-
day obtained divorce from Mr.. Nc
Cormick in what was said to be rec
ord time in Chicago courts. Fifty min
utes elapsed from the time Mrs. Nc
Cormick filed her bill until the decree
was signed by Judge Charles A. Nc
Donald.
Thirty-eight states have capital pun
ishment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

One triple combination automobile
One combination automobile.
One hook and ladder truck (horse
DRAWN.
One steam fire engine (out of or
der-horse DRAWN.
1000 feet OF hose in good condition.
1000 feet OF hose in poor condition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Total Of al amounts ST.,

While the foregoing total amounts
appear to be larger than usual for this
department, we respectfully call atten-
ton to the fact that in addition to the
usual expenditures, this department
has done a considerable amount OF eX-
traordinary work for the year, and
bought permanent fixtures and equip
ment, which is included in the above
amounts We specially call attention
to the following items:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

Total collection for $10,0O0.37
By amount paid R. R. Jones
Clerk, during the year.----$lO, OOO.1
w. L. HILL, Chief OF Police.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

given all night service in street lights.
We have installed five additional arc
lamps in city during past year for
which we take no credit.
w. H. LOCKE, Chairman. c. H.
Peddy, Superintendent
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

Below is a correct statement of the
business handled in the Clerks office
during the year 1921:
Cemetery department. Burials for
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

Showing total gain for year-$3, 482.07
lights furnished the public buildings.
for sewerage nor fire protection. We
take no credit for lighting public
streets and alleys in city. We have
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

We submit herewith a report OF the
expenditures of the street department
for the wear 1921.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
TREAsURER's REPORT.

Following is a statement of the f.
nances of the City of Dawson, Ga,
for the year 1921.
ReceirfS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

Paving sidewalks and general
repairs in paving area.-~.-----$l 1888
Sewer pipe paid for-...-..--....---- 1,109.T
Second hand street grader 10000
Rent for dumping ground. 10000
Cement sacks returned for
which credit should be given l05,00
Total OF extraordinary items
paid for ............... ..............S3, 150.S0
When the above items are deducted
it will be seen that the usual expendi-
lures of this department has been only
$o,17300, which amount itself includes
what has been paid in extra labor and
material in putting down sewer pipe.
This department has bought sewer
pipe during the year amounting in all
to $3,74644, of which amount ST.
1O937 has been paid and the city's
note has been executed for $237.S7,
due April 3, 1922. Accounts still out
standing for sewer pipe is now ST.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

To cash on hand Dec. 3lst,
To amount received for year
from R. r. Jones, Clerk. 55,230.31
To borrowed money ........... 4,845.34
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Below is a correct statement of the
business handled by the police de-
partment for the year 1921:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

Thirty eight states have capital pun
ishment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

We herewith submit our annual re-
port of the Dawson fire department.:
Number alarms received by tele-
phone ,....--,-.-....... .-.-.----.--.--...-...3Z
Number alarms received verbally. !
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
Divorced in Record Time.

After married life OF twenty-six
years Mrs. Mccormick on Wednes-
day obtained divorce from Mr. Nc
Cormick in what was said to be a rec
ord time in Chicago courts. Fifty min
utes elapsed from the time Mrs. Nc
Cormick filed her bill until the decree
was signed by Judge Charles A. Nc
Donald
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10

Total collections for year.$53000
Accounts outstanding for 1921 $3.50
Total assessed valuation OF city
property as per tax digest:
Returns of white tax payers $2,241110
Returns of col. tax payers l85,490
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
STREET DEPARTMENT.

cas- III Il -------------N' ~ '-Ob'N
r. R. JONES, Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-01-10
REPORT OF CLERK.

/ Otal ..--....-.-----.. -..-...-..-----.Soo To-
c. w. MOORE, City Tpsasurer.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16

! Sedinta Sc acsehide La orele .
81 Is minute sub presedintia d-lui
NJ. Ferechide.
ID. DR.. HASNAS. intreaba pc
d. ministru al muncei. ce masuri
intentioneaza sa ia fata de lipsa
mare a medicilor rurali.
y. TRUFIN. cere trimiterea de
delegati militari La comisiunile de
revizuire IA improprietaririlof
pentru Sc lucra mai repede.
ID. GEN. MOSOIU. ministrul
communications. depiine proectul
de lege pentrn ratificarea impru-
.mutnlui de GOO milioane contrac.
tat pc plata interna pentru ne
voile c. F. r.
/ d. G.. MARZESCTr, depune pro
|ectul de lege pentru modificares
unor articole din legea creditnlu
judetean, communal 81 viticol.
Sc voteaza proectele de leg,
[depuse.
y. PROF. DEMETRIAD. in
treaba care va fl raporturil,
|dintre ministerul sanatatii 81 efo
[ Ri Gu asezamintele de asistent:
sociala.
ID. MINISTRT MARZESCIT
Iraspunde ca raporturile vor t
cele Gle pana acum. Cand Sc pre-
conizeaza autonomia comunelo
Isl Observation-Disclosures nu Sc pot lui
Imasuri tutelare centralizatnare.
Celelalte servicii medicale, q
kministru spune ca va callta sa |
[treaca la ministerul sanatatii
caci tendinta urmarita este de
Ida O directiva nnitara asistente
lmedicale ca 81 celei sociale.
| Serviciului medical rural, q
Iministru crcde ca ii va putea d
salarii multumitoare.
| Sc voteaza legea prin care 5
lsuspenda inamovibilitatea uno
Ifunctionari.
| (Din 'Daeia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Politica externa.
.
-Atitudinea fata de partidul
national.

Trecand la chestiunea ardelea.
ma, d. Duca spune ca in conceptia
partidului liberal Ca Ardealu1
nu trebne sa apartie nici unni
.partid.
Dacd agitatia opdzitiei Sc va Ii.
mlta Ia caile legalc, 0 vom regre.
ia; Daca insa ca sc va atinge dc
lnsasi fiinta Statului Roman. G
vom infrangc. Nh vremea IL
.rascoliri. ! Suntem la rlscrucea j
doua lumi, + lupta intre revolu.
tia care vrea sd distruga 81 cea
care vrea Sd prefaca. Datoria
unul guvern Consistent G sd dea
concursul. pentru construirea Ia
mel noui, fara zguduiri. ridicand
do acolo unde jertfele facute /
obliga. (Aplauze).
Sc voteaZa adresa de raspuns
la mesaJ 81 Sc trage Ia sorti comi
Sillnea care va inrhana Suveranh
lnl adresa maine dimineata en- ce
remonialul obisnuit.
Cd. j. Th. Floreseu mai putir
Iagitat decat eri, in timpul ira
geril la sorti Isl face printre de
|putati propaganda proectulu
sau. Cum insa d. CIR. Filipescr
vrea sd vorbeascd asupra valida
ri alegerii de la Dragomiresti
Maramures, Il. Florescu Sc supar;
din nou 81 instalandlLse in banc:
S-a cauta sa convinga un deputa-
recalcitrant. Nerehsind, trece din
non pc banca ministeriala dun:
lce arata ceasul d-lui Orleanu).
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!.

~
Cctim in ziarlr Prlmavara'
din Sannicolaul mare: Astazi np-a
VENT la redactie pfietemul nostru
loan Farca de nastere din san
nicolaul mare care ne-a adus We
stea de dragosie a fratilor ameri-
cani fata de foala n0astra Pri-
mavara'
Acem yestea aceasta de bucuric
ne Soseste de la fratii nostri din
Chicago. Ill. abenamente noui
ne-a aduS: Vasile Minisan. Nasilc
Dogariu. Damian Bogdanescu,
Loan Bucea. Viehente Bucea, Savu
Pasti. platind fiecare 2 dolari.
Va multumim 81 dorim spor la
munca 81 sanatatc.
Savu Pasti. dat 20 dolari
(26sO LED pentru Clopote 81 10
dolari 1340 Lei) pentru Caminni
'Principele Carroll Tata mai nm
ON de inima Insufletit ca atati
multi frati Americani Sa traiasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16

gasi,. in miJlocul sau, nici atItia
oameni de valoare ca sd compue un
cabinet. ci d. Bratianu a fost ne
volt Sd ia eIemehtele de intamplare
ale armateI, pc care mimic nu lie
indica 81 nu lea preparat la rolyl-
rile ce Ii Sc incredinteaza. @ mai
dlreroasa 81 degradatoare palma
morala ce sc da. en- aceasta. par
tldului, m Sc poate concepe 81 nici
o proba mai irecuzabila de dcca-
.ddnta lli, MI poate exista.
Negresit, 81 dupa retragerea dlui
Bratianu. partidul liberal va con
tinua a parea ca eyista: insa atunci
mimic MI va mai reaminti, in acti-
vitatea lui. succesul 81 importanta
Hui apuse. Dupa Ill. Bratianu. ro-
lnl de sef nu va tenta pc nimeni 81
nici MI prea az avea pc cine tenta.
Privirile ambitiosilor vor fl tintite
in alte directii, spre alte formatii
politice. menlte sa SO ridice ne rni
nelc partidului liberal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16

En- as vrea sd stiu numai dacd
arest proect reprezinta solidari
tatea ministeriala.
y. VTNTIIIA BRATIANIv: Dir
moment ce trecut prin consiliu1
de ministri...
d. MOLDONANI7: Tn aeest cay
care va fl situatia guvernului $
a majoritatii daca aceasta din ur.
ma va face modificari proectului
d. VASTLE SASSI1: Guvernl,7
propune 81 maioritatea dispuno
D. MOLDOVANtr continual 0
biectiunile sale.
Sedinta Sc suspenda la orele
jun. pana la 9 jun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-16
Lcgea chiriilor.

d. DONESCT raportor. citeste
eXpunerea de motive legei, care
reglementeaza raporturile intre
chiriasi 81 proprietari.
d. LEONTE MOLDOVANU
spune ca proectul de lege al d -lui
Florescu find facllt in graba, are
uncle solutiuni atat de grabitc
meat la toamna nu vor mai putea
Fl indreptate intrucat chiriasului
'evacuat acum, d. Florescu nu SO
anga jeaza sal dea casa la anul
4 vorba de normalizare. prin ma
.valirea proprietarului in casa
|chiriasului!
Nornalizare NJ Sc poate decat
suprimand cauza care a provocat
starea normala. Legea d-lui Flo
rescu va proyOca ceva~ in plus
noni agitatiuni, noui nemultu-
miri. Stu ca proprietarii sunt
simpatici, All facut sacrificii pen.
tru chiriasii lOr. Din aceasta eau.
ia sunt simpatici d-lui ministru
de justitie. Decat chestiunea {
l.
prea grava ca sd putem rezolvd
prin simpatii.
/ q normalizare ru Sc face prin
ttr'o astfel de lege ci, cum an
lspus, cautand sa amelioram criz;
de loeninte. Initiativa particular;
q fost paralizata 81 este inca d
dificultatea transportation intru
Eeat NH s'au remedial decat, il
Eparte transportul calaforilor. I,
loc de aceasta nSrmalizare, an
avut rechizitinni, invazin6i de to
felnl, ingramadirea locnitorilor Il
orase.
Gu aceasta lege perturbatiuni1
vor Fl inevitable. Gu orice pref
n 'avem nevoe sa iasa chiriasii il
strada. Dl ministru site prime.
dia iIlsa Sc preface ca n 70 site. G
aceasta lege MI vor Fl destule G;
mNane ca> sd evacueze pc ch
riasii loviti de soliGitudinea d.,
ministru.
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sED1NTA DE NoAPrE.

La 10 81 TN sfert Sc deschide
sedinta publica.
d. l.. MOLDOVANU contin1a
critica proectului, examinandu-
in principiuk 81 aplicabilitatea lui
D-sa attribute proiect,llui caracte
|rni unei legiferari pentru interest
personale 81 MI pentru unul social
p. IUCA declara ca. Isl retrac,
iscalitura dupa proiectul din ini
tiativa parlamentara depus de d
l.. Moldovanu.
D. DIMlTRIU (liberal LASH
spnne, Cd nu gaseste nici ratiune
pentru avanta jarea unora dir
Droprietari.
Mai vorbesc contra proectulu
d-nii NEGITRA (liberal Vasluil
81 MAGURA (democrat).
d. y. IORGA spune ca proiec.
| tul fara s1 fie nici extraordinal
Gle bun nici extraordinar de rau
poate primi rectificari la discu
tia pc articole, pana cand Sc va
veni ell legiferare complecta $
defmitiva.
ID. !. Th. FLORESCJT ministrr
de jnstitie arata cd proiectul ras
punde necesitatii Impulse de ex
pirarea cOntractelor de pana a
cum. Face o expnnere a raportu
rllor dintre proprietari 81 chi
lriasi, citand toate cazurile car
is an reclamat de prieteni. d.
femei, etc.
Sedinta Sc ridica la ora / noap
tea declarindu-se inehisa biscuits
generala a proertulu.