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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20
Guys

Mr.. L. A. Huff, connected with
the Tennessee University Farm
Extension work, accompanied by
County Agent, McKell, was here
Friday to confer with the farmers
in regard to standardizing their
cotton. Mr.. Huff is a man of
splendid address and seems to be
thoroughly posted on the differ
ent varities Of cotton and their
values. His talk here resulted in
arousing an interest in a better
quality of cotton.
Miss Elizabeth Greene visited
her brother at Corinth Sunday.
H. M. Swift, travelling sales.
man for the, Oliver Finnie Gro.
Gerry Company, was here Tues.
day.
Esq. j. L. Meeks, w. H James.
J. S. Houston and R. A. Poin.
dexter went to Selmer to attend
the cotton meeting.
George Sharpe and Will Dee
Meeks were business visitors to
Ramer Tuesday of last week.
James H. Beck spent last week
end with homefolks here.
j. A. Houston of Ramer was
here between trains Monday.
L. M. Higgins is taking a va.
cation in MississiRpi.
Elmer Robinson. was a business
visitor here Monday.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20
New Bethel Items

With the exceptions of a few
colds, health is splendid.
Misses Edna and Thelma Cur
tbs spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Dewey Dunaway.
Miss Sallie Simpson spent Sat-
urday night with Miss Ephia
Dunaway Saturday.
Arch Dunaway went to Selmer
Saturday.
Robert Simpson of st. Louis
visited his father and mother,
Saturday and Sunday.
B. O. MCGEE went to Selmer
Saturday.
Terry Dillon, Ethel Robinson
and Bob Dillon spent Saturday
in Selmer.
John Wolf is putting up nice
dwelling house on his farm, for
his son-in-law, Bob McNatt.
Gradia Clifton spent Saturday
night with Lessie Dunaway.
B. O. MCGEE and wife were
the Sunday afternoon guests Of
w. A. MCGEE and wife.
Miss Leota Dunaway spent last
Sunday with little Miss Mary
Bell Simpson.
Henry Bell, wife and children
were the recent guests of Mr..
Bells father, John Bell.
Willie Antie Dillon and sister,
Lottie Mae, spent Saturday night
in the home of their grandfath.
er, w. A. Dillon.
w. A Dunaway and B. O. Nc.
Gee are preparing excellent pas
lures, and they are not worrying
about the stock law.
The Young people had a good
singing at Jobe Curtis Sunday
afternoon.
Jessie and Frank Ray were re-
cent visitors in this community.
Mrs. John Alb Weatherly and
sister, Mrs. Nan McAlpin, Tom
Weatherly and daughter were
the guests of John Henry Smith
and wife Sunday.
LAME Dunaway and Huber,
Simpson were social visitors in
this neighborhood Sunday.
Bob McNatt and family visited
in the home of Mrs. Johnnie
Dunaway last week.
The school at New Bethel il
doing fine with Miss Ella Ma,
Higginbottom as teacher.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

Little Misses Nina Mae and
Jewel Ramer of Corinth spent
the weekend with relatives here.
DR.. ]. R. Smith of Selmer was
here. on a professional call Tues
day.
Mrs. Lydia Ramer left Monday
for Memphis, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Cordie Will
son.
Earl Basinger spent the week
end with homefolks near Selmer
A number of our citizens are
attending court this week.
E. M. Cochran came up from
Corinth Tuesday to look after
his lumber interests.
Miss Clara Mae Prather was
with homefolks at Selmer Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Vera Reams spent the
week end at Henderson.
j. r. Hamm was a business
visitor to Corinth Monday.
Everett Meeks of Corinth was
here Sunday.
Mrs. Lloyd Prather and baby
left Friday to join her husband
at Marvel, Ark, where they will
make their home. She was &C
companied as far as Corinth by
her sister, Miss Eta Mae Petree.
w. D. Meeks of Guys is visit
ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs,
E. w. Mitchell.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20
FGraveIhiil

Lawyers J. C. Houston and
Terry Alternately were here on
professional business the first of
last week.
Mr.. Huff and Mr.. McKell filled
their engagement here last Thurs
day, ut'only a few farmers were
present. Why the farmers are
% careless about cooperating in
asmovement to better their con-
dition we can't understand. We
have q county agent and he is
doing his best to make his serv-
ices worth the price to us, but he
can't do it without our help. If
you have a problem you don't
understand go to him and ask for
information he is our servant
and we should use him. So let
Us alLget together and work for
the promotion and benefit Of our
county.
Sorry we could not be at the
meeting At Selmer Saturday on
account Of church services here.
We hope it was a success and
that great good may come Of it.
Roy Higgins is home from
Memphis, where he has been
carpentering for a short time,
and will make q crop this year if
he can't do any better.
J. r. Gooch spent last week
here invoicing his stock Of goods,
and Mr.. Hunter. our new mer-
chant, will take charge right
away.
Elmer Weatherford was the
guest of Tolbert McC Coy Saturday
night.
Earl Gooch and David Hewitt
were hunting in our community
Saturday.
Rev. Hammons filled his APP
pointment here Saturday and
Sunday, delivering two interest
ing sermons.
]. A. Weatherford attended the
farmers meeting here last Thurs
day.
Or. j. R. Davis is on the sick
list this week.
We are glad to report that Prof.
Hodges is with as again after
being absent since Christmas or
account of sickness. He took
charge Of his school Monday.
= A,real snow fell here Sunda,
night.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20
Shady Grove

The snow this week was well
coined, as the many hunters in
our community and surroundings
and they were numerous can
testify. For while it looked
like real winter.
The people, both young and
old, enjoyed some good singing
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hamm, near Mt. Vernon,
Good music was rendered by
Jobe league and M. H. Hamm.
When these gentlemen get to-
gether with their stringed instru-
ments there is good musical en-
tertainment for all.
Misses Minnie and Erie Nc
Cormack of the Pleasant Grove
community spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Misses Arbie
and Jewel Mccoy.
Several new scholars have en-
rolled at our school,. ii,
John Washburn has moved; in
the residence formerly occupied
by Alva GlideWell.
jeff Chenault of Texas is visits
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
G. Chenault.
Lewis MCLEAN is absent from
school this week because of the
chills.
Robert Lee and Clayton Hug
gins of New Hope were in the
community last week buying the
hogs which were for sale, and
at that. the Shady Grove end of
the game has lots Of hogs left.
Newt. Hill and w. P. ,McMahan
killed several nice hogs last week.
]. B. league of Ramer spent
the weekend with relatives and
friends here.
Jobe league and family visited,
his brother, A. I. league. on
Oxford creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Williams.
are planning to spend the bal,
ance of the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. E. G.. Sanders, at
Stantonville.
We are glad to report Aunt
Mary Chenault to be some bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. J. w. Mccoy visited Mrs.
VIM. Littlejohn and Mrs. J. T.
Williams recently.
We were glad to read another
article from the pen of Hon.
LindseyS. Perkins, and hope he
will be a regular contributor
ito the Independent. He is
lcapable of giving US McNairians
some good news from the capital
of our nation.
Misses Pearle, Ethel and Euna
Bell McMahan and Burgess
Hamm and Allen Mccoy were re-
cent visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie league.
]. w. and Leslie Mccoy have
hauled 200 crossties to Selmer
and have several yet TO put on
1.-The road.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

6S hogs were killed and the
weight was swell. figure it out
yourself, and you can readily see
that there is no scarcity of pork
among the good people who live
in and around the thriving little
town of Finger.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

A central committee of 5 was
then selected. to take charge of
the work of securing seed and
gerting a List isf the farmers who
would plant Seed this year. The
following committee was select
ed:
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20
No Pork Shortage Here

The following is a list of the
hogs. the number killed and the
weights of same and the names
Of the persons in and near Fin
ger who own the slaughtered
swine:
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

$50 acres. 20 acres creek bot.
tom LAND. 5-room house. painted
Bill for $l5.O an acre.
L. A. KING,
Route 2, Pocahontas, Tenn.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20
COUNTY AGENTS ITEMS
W. 7. kcKELL, County Agent

Market on eggs has gradually
gone down until they are about
the lowest. Too many eggs on
the market is given as the rea
son for the low price. Now is
the time to set eggs for early
broilers. Set every hen that goes
broody. While eggs are so cheap
it will be much more profitable
to set for early chicks than to
Sell. And by taking the surplus
off the market, we will raise the
price of those we do sell.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

Our cotton specialist, Mr.. L. A.
Huff, in a very able way explain
ed the staples of cotton showing
why certain staples were in de-
mand and always brought a good
price while others were slow to
sell and were at the mercy of the
buyers. After listening to these
discussions every farmer realized
the ACCESSIBILITY of growing a bet.
ter staple of cotton and also the
advantage to each individnal
farmer for the entire county to
grow one standard variety. To
this end committees in each COM
munity to meet at Selmer. with
all other COMMITTEES, to discuss 9
standard for the county, were
organized.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

On last Saturday afternoon
these COMMITTEES met in the court
house, IL committees being rep
resented. J. G. Houston was
selected chairman of themeeting
and A. G. Fulghum. secretary.
After a thorough discussion by
the delegates present and enter
ed into by the county agent and
Mr.. Huff, it was unanimously
agreed that McNairy county
should adopt a sta noard variety
and that Express" be the stand
ard variety for the county.
j R. Nickles, chairman; Arch
Houston. secretary; Jhon Ward,
j. w. Kendrick, A. G.. Fulghum.
Every farmer in the county is
asked to get behind this move and
help make Express" the only
cotton planted in McNairy coun-
ty. Already, three other coun-
ties in this part of the state,
Hardeman, Madison, and Gibson.
have made Express their
standard With four counties
raising one variety of cotton we
should soon build up our market
to high standard.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

We are getting members to our
Fat Pig Club" Remember that
we are not limiting members of
this club to age. So long as your
age doesn't exceed 100 you are
eligible to membership. Member
ship cards are being circulated
over the county and are being
signed for one pig to more than
one, as many as you want to
sign for. We are trying to get
some one in each community to
take cards and get them signe'.
If no one in in your community
have blank cards write the coun-
ty agent and he will send you
some. Following is the card that
we are asking members to sign.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

The series of cotton meetings
held over the county last week
have brought about quite a lotof
discussion and comment by the
farmers all over the county. A
full attendance was found at ev-
cry place, and we were only sorry
that the weather and bad roads
prevented us getting to as many
places as we would have liked.
We hoped that it would be pos
|sible to reach every farmer in the
county.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

We are still short about so pig
club members and 80 corn club
members. Teachers, if you have
boys in your school who want to
join our clubs call on the county
agent for blank membership
cards.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-01-20

The object of this club is to
help the boys. and the farmers,
to fatten and sell hogs during the
entire year, to have cash money
coming in all the year. Join this
club and help US while we help
yn,I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15
ADAS kODESCA HELD
PICNIC At SPRINGS
Outing Yesterday One of Larg-
est and Most Successful
They Have Ever Held.

r4vv sp~ctsA trolley cara. ard many
susosnchilss wore required yesterday
N transport the large number q peo-
plc who jcurn~ycd to BrAndywins
Springs Park to attend the annual
May party Of the AdAs Kodssch
SynasuGuA Ths outing was under
the aI>ecAAl direction Of the RtstGhood
uf AdAA kotiesch ccngrsgattcn and j.
urrvy Gordon. supertnts sndant OF the
S,hrww Charities Association Mrs.
Louis TupktA Mru. David Topk1a. Nrs.
David Shar. Mn. 1oum snonsky. Mrs.
v. 0~senhlatI MIA u l. Harwttz
M,v. A. Frank. Mrs. L. Raiphson and
Mr~. n. Weinberg were tho patron
cnscs.
Ths picnic srcunda wers on toy Of
tho hui ovurioohAnx the park propar.
There wess neid apogta. baseball
sNmeA and Other kinds of outdoor
sports n whAch George Slonsky had
chara~ ard S~~ryone participated In
thcm with a vim that added greatly
to tho general good time enjoyed by
ell those on the outing.
Luncheon wrs served about o'clock
aud it WAS IN charge ~ "a committee
headed 10y Mrs j. Goldstein. A. Solo
mon and IA. telbaum. Sales OF edi-
b,ss wero arranged uni.r tho super
vision of MrA. 0oIeistsin. Mrs. Solo
mon sAnd Mrs. Fajt~um. A suhstan-
tiA eusn was r~alksd and tho pro-
cs>ts wN bc given to tho Hebrew
school TO prcvkis entertainment dur
ina the year for the children.
Tho program for the afternoon wns
concluded NJ o'clock. The outina,
was one OF tho largest affairs ever held
10y the members OF the Synagogue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15
STOMACH UPSET?
Get Al The Heal Cause-Tske Dr.
Edwsrds' Olive Tablets.

That's what Thousands OF stomach
suferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics. or trying 10 patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
rcsl cause OF the ailment--clogged
liver and disordereS bowels
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver In soothing. healing way.
when the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
&c indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you n bad taste, coated
tongue. poor appetite. lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigcsted foods? Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for calo-
mel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work withou,
xriping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
quick relief. Eat what you like. 15c
Anc Svc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15
WASHINGTON BRIDGE
DEDICATION PLANS
Ccnuuucd from page Z.

tpnNou~n srOm poRo =.
rrankford; Daniel ". Trcs~icr. Green
wosi.
Ncwark--Thomas Cooper. James +.
ftoushton. Jamc~ Allison O'Daniel.
Ernest Reburn, Edwin Reesidc.
seaford and Nearby Towns--Thomas
Pennington. Kemp Wright, Albert n.
Waller. rrwnk Curtis Quaile.
smyrna and Nearby Tcwus-Railey
stuart Ashhy. smyrna: VIM. F. Far
rail. SMYRNA: David C. HAsrason- Clay
ton; oeorrc Snvtn. Caytons Stacey s.
shockley. odessa. wnltcr J, wiect.
pd~~ss
Those now living out OF the State Of
pclaware. Edwin +. Barnum. Des
Moinea. Iowa. Abe Rcllmore. Washing
ton, II. c.: Alhin Bol<lund. ilalmor For
lo~a, sweden. James r.. Cardweu, Ga %
lena, Md: John Parfett Rolwell, Had
donneld. n. j.. Andrew Aloysius Con-
lin. Philadelphia, Pa. James p. Crcw
laN RtonehAn,- Mnas.: Jamas H DoA-
son. PASTOR. Md: William L. Dx1t,
AahAnd- Va; Reuben ,. Dunn. HUI
tce1k MOI William MoK- DUgar&, Iron
0o4A VA John EArncr. ChAe.v4pwn.
MAJ Jnkiro F~nnell. lvAnhoA -. O.
hoWts johnson FaimcN ealAnbury.
Ma; Frank Peter 0eun. PhnxdelphA.
Pa. Frank Harold Gray. birmingham.
Ala. firnk Christopher 0rcctx,nGcr.
Bellevue. Pm. PeiorA4ias Hadjimichael.
Youngstown OHIO; Richard Coyle
fiAsinxsr. phtiAAalphia. Pa; Elisha O.
Hudpcn. Riehopvi'ls, Nd: Conner
Kunkie l~AcA. pallas. Pa: Howard
u. Knn- nAnvtlle. Pa; John Mc.Ar-
thur. RufsAbo. n. Y; William h. Nc
Kinnie Washinxru. "a c.: John
Long McrA. TNckcrton. N. J.; james
II. Reed. washfnEton d. c.; Herman
Davis Reynolds, Marcus Hook. Pa.
ChWter q. faley. Cambridge. Nd;
John Henry Roder. Madison. Wis:
Morris NJ. Rowley. stockton. Nd;
Henry shaw, Collins. Ga: william p
shepard. Fvdoralsburs. Nd; Dude,
s. TArr. BALTIMORE. Md: LamA g
Timothy, Nashville. Tenn: james w
winxAt~ Holly Hnl FlorfdA-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15
COL. ELLIOTT ENTRRTATNs.
Hcst Of Prominent Delawareans .,
Hh Home on Red Oak Road.

Col. George A Elliott delightfully."-
entertained = number Of prominent
nen Of Delaware. including the judi
aAry. ON Saturday afternoon. at his
aome. No. Red Oak Road. The
junction, which began at ] o'clock,
~as informal. The rnembcrs OF the
Judiciary and Oscar s. Rtraus OF New
York. fo~uer United States minister
% Turkey. were tho gueSts OF honor.
AZ the other guests arrived they were
presented ny Col. Elliott to the guests
u honor Buffet luncheon was served
Those present included Judge Vic
tor II. Woollsy OF the United States
Ciroui, Court OF Appeals. Judge Hugh
NJ. Morris OF the United States Dis
trict Court former Federal judge
George Gray. Chief Justice Pennewiil,
Chancellor J. O. Wolcott, Associate
Judges Herbert L. Rice, Richard S.
Rodney. W. Watson Harrington.
Charles S. Richards, former JudKv
David Il. Marvel. former Judge /.
&. Gruhh. Governor William ID. Den-
ney. former Governors John G. Town
send. r. s. Pennewill. Charles r. Nil
lr. Bishop Philip Cook. Oolone ].
Austin Ellison. Major Stark OF the
regular army stationed in this CITY.
senator Coleman du pont. former SEN
ntor VI. A. du Pont, Congrsssula n
Caleb r. Layton, John J.. Raskob
Elisha Lee, and many others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-15

1t is not necessary to take two of anything. For
could buy dningroom suite and then for the extra
bedroom suite of the same value, or you could buy
at $50 and for an additional dollar have $50 rug
you could buy chair and for S1.OO extra get any
the store amounting to $500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-09
ACTIUNEA DE SUBMINARE
A STATULUI ROMAN DE
CATRE CUVERNUL JJNCAR
Ordinele secrete trse della Budapesa guve1
nulu roman. -Informarea aliatilor.

Suntem informant ca guvernu in posesunca
turor ordneor secree tlmese in Transatlantic de gruparca
terorista natonaa maghara din Buacsa gupae susti,-
Ia moraene 81 maeriaceste de guvernu ungr penu
s!arca famile rcgae romano dsrugerea pouror 81
tnrea in uznclor 81 fabriceor din Tansvania.
Aresarea compotistilor decaratunle or 81 acele
promatoare gase asupra lor nart mai multi CONVINCE
rea guvernuu roman ca rebue a rennte La orce atu
amicaa faa de guvenu maghar 81 faca demersuri
energice la Budapesta.
In consecinta l. G. Duca mnistrul de externe 81 ge
neral Mardarescu mnsru de razbo tnut explice
brlor corpuui diplomatic din Captala 81 aasator mtar
strn nreaga actune desfasuaa de guvernu maghar
ira r noasre scopu evident de produce seroase turbu
rar in Europa Centraa dupa crora ungur ia
vansa.
Membr corpuui diplomatic ales acei carl repreznta
arile din grupu Mice Anane telegraat guverneor
respective masnaune guvernulu maghiar 81 duplcitatea
or poliica
Prin telegrame specae fost anunta d. Titulescu mi
nistrul Romanei la Lond 81 d. " Antonescu mnistru
man la Paris sd nformeze guvernu engez 81 fancez de
neltire maghare mai aes ca abba catva mp ungur
rugat pc mai multi oamen politc ancez 81 engez sa mil
oceasca sncera impacare ntre Romana 81 Ungaria De-
Characteristic 81 faptu ca au rect nci doua un
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-09
AMINTIRI
ISTORICE

Satul Catane a fost la Stralnba
-peste Stramba dincolo. y fost
81 biserica acolo. Oamenii lie ia Jill
GEO ii cautat aci ln, stu, facuse
arii, facuse gropi. S "a. gasit mel,
c;ald s'a sapat ghctarie (intr'o
groapa) in magura din otar,l Bis
tretului. Preda Ghinea de la Bal
lcsti cand a VENT a gasit 7 bordce
Moi am fost la Ciobarnacu pc Ne
goi 81 de ;icolo am VENT aici. La
Negoi fost ungureni banateni din
Banat. DeJce a VENT de acolo? DE-
foamete. A fost un oras, s'a spart
de foame (te) 81 VENT in Negoi
A facut vii era beleazna cat ciuma.
gul 81 facea struguri. La Gridu
mare-viile carnului-inchisese vi
le pan la Coteiu (magural. S'a pa
rasit. Mosu s'a mutat aici. Piciu
al batran neamul lui. Il4mia Cal.
ca. Neamul Cotigestilor: Ton Co
tiga, Stancu Cotiga fost de aici
Andrunache al batran, Stan Is
pramnicclu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-09

81; stau, ca fence batrana, in,
| tr 'un colt 81 sa privesc tineretul
Ipetrecand.
81 cand al sti &c passionate dan
satoare sunt! Sbor ca o libelula.
Dupa 0 scurta treccrc pc la no
tel, Dinu 81 Wanda mersera la
Continental.
lspravisera, aproape, de man
cat, cand o siluetd-- simpatica, Sc
opri la mlasa lor.
Era poetul 81 xiaristu Sandu
Minea.
| 81 lui Dinu 81 Wandei ii facu
placerc prezcnta prietenului CO.
nun.
Era accst scriitor un ON de Q
medievala polite in felul de-a
vorbi Gu fenaeile, mai ales cind
accstea sunt tuI arator de fru-
moase.
Masurat in cuvihte si in gus.
turi, niciodata nu devenia supark7
tor, daca mar fl fist q singurs
dsmbla, pipa LII snfundsta 81
tutun tarc, ustnrspr u 4 ckrai
fum, din fatalitatS fn seera astD
|se repezia tot in 3lii ii nas,d -,
|cnltatorilor. 5 N
caei sands,p nes y1o5!.is 4 4 \
toate stiutor "a 5iarI Il IN IN
\ nliez ga I'm oaIsa e n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-09

de cand guvernu maghar rgat Papa Plus XI inter
vn la Bucurest in aceas intena de deruta guver
null roman penru pune mai usor in practca unee sale
crezand ca asfe va mai s dstuga unitaea Saulu
Roman.
Comploul descopert zlee acestea pus pc alet actiu
comma taror Mce Antante pc langa guvenul naghar
ata III prvese acvitatea bandcor nationalist magharc
cat 81 chcstunea desarmarei.
Guvenu roman odata dupa cesi compecta dosaru Gu
acee gasite la complotis maghiar aresat Capitaa
Transivania alcatu memoriu fl rms guverne
or aate 81 in depl acord masure cele mai
contra potcanor maghari carl sd urbure pa
cea in Europa.
CE NE SPUNE UN DIPLOMAT
Fri avand ocaza sa vecm reprezenan al unei tar
alte ccrndui parerca in chcsunea compotuui maghar
am obtnu urmatorul raspuns
Pare ca suaa polca in Ungara foare critica 81 de
teama guvenu actual condus de Horhy cada in mod
lamentabi s'a Ia mioc exem sperand ca
utea saliva aparentee Guvernul ungar responsible de
Utica extremsa-n afara de granitele Ungarie
crimina pc nspa 81 conuce in detrimental statelor
vecine ceia ase de situate ncat in mod fatal duce
Ungaria la izolare 81 la boicotu umii cvilizate
La forta Sc raspunde prn forta va asgur acest
complot gab caderea guvernulu ugar produce
noua schmbare in viata politica Ungariei
Puerie aliate daoria sd nervna pentru pune capa
unei actiuni daunatoare pacii!
Decarotiune de dratd ca membr c0rpuui diplomatic
an pucrnc mprcsom!i de compo "ghiar 81 cd aiai
face putind ovdinc in tara lui Horthy
(Dacia) COsTEA
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STIRI JSI FAPTE.

Un avicultor englez d desco-
perit ca tlaca gainile MI Qua, este
ga nu vor. Plecdnd de la aceastdl
constatare, el a inventat un apa-f
rat care poate sill gainile sd Qua.
Acest aparat constitute o cusca in
care e inchisa gaina. hnediat CO
ca Isl dcpune oul, acesta prin pro-
pria lui greutate, prOvoaca des-
facerea unei incuctori care des-'
chide cusca 81 ,gaina e liberia. Deci
,atata yleme cat pasarea nu
''vrea's sa Qua, ramane prizonie-'
ra. Aceasta proba|bil, ii ''inspirass s
Igandul de-a Qua, ca sd scape din
'inchisoare..'.
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INSTIlNTARE

6unt rugaH toti abonsntt
nostri . observa urznxt0arsle
reguli Ia trimiterea psntru
schinbare do adres&.
l. 81 80 scrie sdresa vsohe
unde la mers ziarul Il adrsas
undo "a m0ta4.
2. La fiecare persoan1 d
se alxture mxrci Dc 5c. 0x %
caute s& nj SO de& nunels stxa,
del u al orasului corest.
Cine M observ1 aceste ~
gull IN >Sadar asteapA = / -
schimbe adrssa q M IL poate
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