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CORPURILE LEGTUITOARE.
IN JURUL CRIZEI DE
GUVERN.
= d. Constantinescu nu si-a
retras dimisia.

Fri la Camera inainte de des.
chiderea sedintei, la ora 3 d. a.,
majoritatile din Camera $ 'au in
|trunit in sala de lectura, sub pre-
sidentia d-lui ministru de inferno,
general Ar. Vaitoanu.
Obiectul consfatuirei a fost dis
cutarea atitudinei deputatilor gu
vernamentali fata de demisia
d-lui ministru al. Constantinescu.
d. general VAITOIANJ luand
cuvantul a tinut sa afirme ca de-
putatii din majoritate trebue sa
fIe solidari 81 sa nu puma guver,
nul in situatiuni neplacute.
D-sa declarat ca d. AL. Con-
stantinescu demisionat 81 ca All
MI intelege sd mai sprijine gur
vernul.
d. Vaitoianu afirma apoi ca
yotul dat Vineri de deputatii ma
joritari nu trebue interpretat ca
un vot de blam eli numai ca o
simpla naintelegere, ci majorita-
tea intelegand sd discute mai pc
larg proectul depus de ministrul
de Domenii.
d. ministru VAITOIANU a in
cheiat facand un calduros APPEL la
ca sa sprijine guvernul
in actualele imprejurari.
d. G. MARZESCT, ministruI
muncei, a rostit cateva cuvinte
cerand solidarizarea deputatilor
pentru a nu ingreuia situatia gu
yernului.
ID. deputat CHIRCULESCU a
raspuns i'm numele deputatilor
din majoritate, spunand ca votul
dat proectului d-lui ministru AL
Constantinescu nu e un vOt de
blam ci mai multi protestare in
contra sistemului invechit de a
Sc nesoooti parlamentul 81 ca de-
putatii> guvernamentai au reac-
tionat in mod denim cand sc in
cearca sa sc reintroneze procedee
vechi earl nu mai pot Fl luate in
seama sub regimul Votului uni
versal.
Au mai luat cuvantul d-nii
Allmanisteanu. st. loan, etc.
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COMUNICARI.

ID. C0SOlTl cere instituirea
unei comisiuni parlamentare care
sa ancheteze starea nenorocita in
care Sc gaspste orasul Glurgiu.
unul dintre cele mai incercate de
razboi.
ID. TRTF1N anunta o interpe.
lare in >chestiunea izlazurilor a.
nuntand ca cere in aceasta che
stiune anumite doSare.
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A u.

flubnl Teatral Roman Y, Alexan-
dr.. din Cleveland. Ohio VA aranja
o Petrecere pc ziua de ; Iulie ST
sunt rugate in general toate So
cletatlle 81 Cluburi de- a ma arap IA
o alta petrecere pc ziua sus nu-
mita.
(114-15). presid;u1
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SEDINTA DE NOAPTE.
Rasvotul cerut de dl AL.
COnstantinescn

! CQnStanJlneScu.
! Sedinta Sc deschde la orele 9
81 un sfert sub presedintia> d-lHi
NJ. Gh. Orleanu.
Pc banca ministeriala, d-nii ce-
tneral Vaitoiann, |. G. Duca, Vim
/ tia Bratianu, Sassu, Nistor. gen.
Mardarescu, DR.. Cosma. gen. Mo
soin, DR.. c.. Angelescu, G. Mar.
zescu, Jean TIL. Florescu.
Sc voteaza legpa pentru ratifi-
carea conventiei de la Geneva.
privitoare la reglementarea var
stei minime muncitorilor mari.
timi.
Sc pune ap0i in discutie fai
moasa lege epentru modificarea
capitolnlni s din legea pentru
reorganizarea Dobrogei-Noui.
! ID. PINTEA professional contra
laducerii in discutie a legei. sus.
itinand ca o calcare de reeula-
ment. (VOCI: D-ta faci obstruc-
tie. Rumoar).
PRESEDINTELE. citeste un
articol din regulament, conform
/! caruia Camera Q liberia si dispue
! modalitatea discutiei 81 votarci
unei legi. Pune la vot imediata
discutie.
d. N. BALANESCU, raportorul
legei, citeste legea 81 roaga Ca
| mera 81; o voteze.
d. PETRESCI- JCOMNEN face
I'm amanuntit istoric al faptelor,
care au dus legea. Arata ca in
urma campaniei electorate a opo-
zitiei, care afirma ca liberalii vor
lua pamantul satenilor s'a des.
mntit in mod Official acest lucru
adaugandu-se char ca legca din
1921 nu sc va modifica. De aceea
All revenire imposibila. D-sa
face un studiu amanuntit al che
stiunei, combatand proectul.
| ID. MAGtRA vorbeste pentru
proect.
d. A. PINTEA ia cuvantul pen
tru a combate. deasemeni. cu mul-
ia vehementa. proectnl Gle 1ege al
d-lui Constantinescu. adunand
texte de studii 81 de legi, i'm susti-
nerea cauzei ce o apara. (D-sa @
mereu 1ntrerupt de deputati. Tn
urma insistentelor bancei ministe.
riale 81 a presedintelui, d. Pintea
Isl scurteaza cuvantarea). D-sa
termina facand APPEL la deputati
sa MI yOteze legea. (apl. la dobro-
geni. Voci: lnchiderea discutiei
lnchiderea discutiei!)
d. COVATA cere cuvantul con
ira inchiderei discutiei, aratand
ca s'a promis de catre presedin.
te ca va putea vorbi.
PRESEDINTELE ii acorda cu.
vantul.
ID. OOVATA vorbeste deaseme-
nea cu vehementa contra legei.
D-sa interrupt de presedinta,
GU care angaieaza discutie in
contraversa asupra legei. D-sa IN
cheie rugang Camera sd respinga
legea.
d. N. BALANESCT, raporto-
rul legei, cere natural. votarea eli.
In discYtie Sc amesteca 81 prese-
ditele, d. NJ. G. Orleanu, care con-
frnna diferitele texte romane,ti
Isl bulgaresti de legi in legatnra
cu chestiunea in discutie.
D. /. G. DUCA arata ca minis
trcl de domenii, fmpreuna ell in
tregui guvern, cere sa sc voteze
legea, asupra Garcia mai da cate
va explicatii.
Legea pusa la vot, intruneste
bile albe pentru ia 81 bile negre
contra % 81 prin urmare adop-
tata.
| La y fara un sfert, sedinta Sc
ridica. Cea viitoare All la 2 ium
'-''T~ S'rg'IlV,nU,
/ sENATuL.
Sedinta de Ia 3 Aprilie 1922.
0nx,AA,.Y kn A.. >>--sA.~
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CAMERA.
Sedinta dc la s Apriie 1922.


La ora 4 s'a deschis sedinta
Camerii. De pc banca ministe-
riala lipsesc d-nii general Al.
Naitoianu 81 al. COnstantinescu.
ID. VINTILA BRATIANU de-
pune un proect de lege privitor
la suspendarea inamovibilitatii
unor functionari numiti Rrin de-
cret regal
ID. Nicu Saveanu rosteste 0
scurta cuvantare spunand ca vo-
tul dat proectn!ui d-lui ministru
Al. COnstantlnescu nu trebue so.
cotit ca un vot de blam; asiglira
guvernul de sprijinul d-sale.
d. PINTEA deputat dobro-
gean a citit telegrama ceta-
tenilor dobrogeni prin care parla
mentarii dobrogeni sunt felicitati
pentru atitudinea lor demna fata
de nedreptatile earl s. ar fntrona
prin proectul d-lui AL. COnstan-
tinescu.
D-sa spune ca majoritatea' va
.da concurs guvernului 81 Cd pro
.ectul ministrului de domenii va
Fl discutat epe larg ca orice
proect fara insa Use admite
La orele 4 jumatate, sedinta
s'a suspendat d-nii deputati ur-
mand sa examineze proectul de-
pus intre carl 81 eel prezentat de
al ministru al lomeniilor.
La orele 5 jnmatate sedinta Sc
redeschide.
D. SIMEON MANDRESCJT CO.
re sd sc delege un membru al
adnnarii, pentru a vorbi in nu.
mele eli, la inaugurarea de All a
,cimitirului de onoare al eroilo,
francezi 81 englezi.
Camera vrea sal delege pc d
1orga, dar d-sa refuza sub mott,
| ca nu poate Fl ''expresiass sin
cera a adunarii.
Sc da delegate, d-lni simeo,
Mandrescp.
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DIN
UNIUNEA SOCIETATILOR ROMANO
DE AJUToR 's1 CULTURA DIN AMERICA.

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SEPTEMBER, 1887

one of our school children was re-
Gently asked, What is strait"
lie Mortified the teacher by replying
IL meats two pair" He will I'M
doubleday turn out to be an editor,
stepping into the Nevada Hotel
Inc other day we were shown. by Mr.
James McFadden, some specimens of
ore they are now taking from the
S0O-foot level of the Yuba mine. If
is of a black color and very heavy,
averaging fifty per cent in lead. The
ore Is high grade in silver and con
talns about SO in gold to the ton.
The streak, from which this ore
comes from is about three feet wide
Silver has reached its highest for
many day The latest quotation Is
O.97 BIS. Lead is $3.50.
One of our young ladies was advis-
ed to oil her hair by her mother re-
Gently who tainted away when that
candid damsel answered: "Oh, no.
ma 1t spoils the gentlemen's vests. :"
That duck" remarked one of our
young men at the picnic last Sunday,
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The Ploche School Gazette
VOL November 10 1922 No .
November 10 1922
No.. >

spring for water.
Tell your father and the others
TO come quickly there are Toriese
in the house." she whispered to the
child.
Soon the turkey was ready to eat
and they began eating and drinking
and boasting of two or three Patriots
they had killed. Nancy knew these
victims and ii made her boil ho
with rage.
They had put their guns in tn,
corner, which she frequently passed
as she waited on them
All at once she grabbed one q"
the guns and swore that if one of
them moved she would shoot.
One of them stepped forth and
was shot down. Several more rush
ed forward and were shot down.
Soon her family came and found
the Toriese. They would have sho,
them but she would not have IL
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THE CHRISTMAS SEAL

Ho, Little Seal, with your message
of hope,
Flung to world as life-saver's
rope.
Seek you the palace and seek you
the shed
Soft little pillow for sufferings head
Ho, Little Seal, with your message
of cheer,
Building up courage and casting out
fear,
Shed you Gods sunlight in castle
and cave
Bright little beacon of lives that Won
save.
flo, Little Seal, with your message
to men,
Lifting them back to life's highroad
again,
Keep you the air of God heaven
above
Flowing in gently to heal them We
love.
Walter Greenough
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.ArEH ROBBERS SEE THEIR
FINISH

ne diseov ry that wood pulp is
ioneef nee '5sary in the manufac-
t"-3 OF paper carries a ray of sun
re into every home
The prices that merchants have
t- compelled to pay for wrapping
i1far have reached a proportion
i.s- has actually affected prices in
4.a.e commodities.
he paper robbery has not been
~ newspaper problem, though
~ lreds Of publishers have be n
a. en- into bankruptcy by the ua-
GO. cionable gouging Of paper mana
ll,turers.
'rices have been tilted und #
oVecy pretext under the sun. Not
lole than a month ago publishers
We're warned of still further adyanc-
eS.
Relief, however, Is in sight. Flor
ida saw grass is being used in news
riEt paper manufacture. A great
mill at Leesburgh is turning out sub
stantial quantities of paper up to
the highest standard. The impor-
lance of the discovery lies in the fact
that paper can now be made from
an annual crop. 1t takes fifty years
to grow pulp wood
Up-to-date newspaper publishers
have regarded the paper situation
with dread. They knew they were
IN the grip of the manufacturers
and experience has shown they might
expect no mercy. Their only hope
was governmental Interference with
further exploitation and with Attor-
ney General Daugherty in the saddle
hey had little hope of any relief
from that quarter.
However, the reaper now is begin
ing to take the place of the lumber
jack and old dame nature puts an
end to further public robbery which
Mo date government has failed to
stop,
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FORCE EUROPE TO PAY

Why the public does not rise on
its launches and burst into roar
or laughter that would echo around
the world when suggestions are
made that Uncle Sam should cancel
Europehs war debts, like the wisdom
of the Lord passeth understanding.
Last year the easy Americans paid
Germany 100000, 200 for worthless
marks As fast as German printing
presses could turn out the financial
Junk good American dollars were
poured into Germany to bring them
to the land of the free.
In addition to this stupendous fol
ly American tourists spent in Ger
many $750,000, 900 which foots up
just about Is per cent of the entire
war debt. And the end is not yet
American money is even now turn
ing the wheels of German industry
American brains are even now work
ing to help solve the German nation
al problem.
This year American children will
play with German toys to the ex-
clusion of toys of American manu-
facture.
Summed up, America stands today
the worlds great easy mark. Charg-
ed with being nation of dollar wor-
shippers, we find ourselves the easy
victims of every shrewd European
trickster and governmental propa-
gandist.
1t Is time We put definite end to
serious consideration of debt repud-
iation.
Now is the time to talk real strict
accountability.
Let Washington announce that
Europe to the last nation must pay
her debts. and to the last farthing!
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PlOCHE SCHOOL GAZETTE
THE CAMPFIRE GIRLS

Do you think it worth while To
become member of the Camp Fire
Girls? Some of the things bev
learn to do are to swim, cook, sew.
make fires, carry wood and water.
and row boat. In summer the girls
wear Indian suits. and go on camp
ing trips to the forest and country.
They read Indian legends and poetry
sing songs and learn the signs of the
organization. Their watchword is
'Wohelo' and is taken from the first
two letters of the words Work,
Health, Love-.
There are three ranks In the or
sanitation. When a girl Joins, she
first becomes Woodgather and
promises to follow the law OF the
Camp Fire Girls, which is, To seek
beauty. be trustworthy, give service.
hold to health, pursue knowledge,
glorify work and be happy,
After she has become regular
member for two months; has attend
ed six weekly and two ceremonial
meetings; selected name and SYM
hol; made her fecial head band; has
her Indian dress made and ready to
e decorated with personal and camp
fire symbols; won at least ten hon
ors, she is given by the guardian of
the camp silver ring as an emblem
OF her rank. After she has perform
I'd her du les faithfully she is pro-
NOTED to Fire Maker and is entitled
to wear the Fire Makers bracelet,
When accepting this new honor she
stands before the fire and repeats.
As fuel is brought to the fire, so
promise to bring my strength, my
ambition, my hearts desire, my Joy.
my sorrow, to the fire of human
kind. For | will tend, as my fathers
have tended, and my fathers fathers
since time began, the fire that is
called the love for man, the love OF
God
The Fire Maker must be able to
state the causes of infant mortality
in summer, the benefits derived from
good milk the laws OF personal by
giene and the rules for first aid to
The injured.
The third rank is Torch bearers.
the highest rank the Camp Fire
girls have to bestow. The name OF
Torch-bearer signifies, THE light
which has been given to me, desire
to pass undivided to others. The
rorch-bearers are usually the oldest
girls. They must try and better
health conditions everywhere. The
Torch-bearer has many other duties
to preform, like the wood carriers
and fire maker.
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TRAGEDY RECIPE

Take one reckless, natural born
fool
Two or three big drinks Of bad
liquor
A fast, highpowered motor car.
Soak the fool well in the liquor.
place In the car and let him go.
After due time, remove from the
wreckage, place in black, satin lined
box and garnish with flowers.
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NANCY HART THE WAR WOMAN
Third Story


On day party of six Tories who
had been numbering people In the
neighboring country came to Nancy
Harris cabin, went in and demanded
food.
Nancy's husband and family were
at work in the fields and she was
alone except one little girl
She said, Il never feed the Kings
men. They have stolen my chickens
and killed my pigs until have hard
ly enough to feed my own family.
That turkey Is all | have" Cook
that for u.s., said one Of them and
raising his gun he killed the turkey.
They cleaned this and Nancy put 1t
on to cook and sent the girl to the
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PRINCE CONSOLIDATED mMo
AND 0MlnITIN0 C0MPA~

Prince Consolidated Mining and
Smelling Company, Incorporated un-
der the laws of Nevada.
capitalization: three million
shares at fifty cents each.
Principal Office: Salt Lake City,
Utah
Location of Property: Ely Mining
District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Twenty Claims.
Officers J. E. Gallagher, President,
A. II. Godbe, Vice President; Her
man Harms, John c, Howard and
Arthur Sweet, additional directors;
NJ c. Godbe, secretary and general
manager: J. H. Hedges, superintend
ent; A. L. Scott, resident agent.
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CONUNDRlMS

|. Give the positive. comparative
and superlatiye degree of getting on
in the world.
:. What is the difference between
Il gardner and chinaman?
5. If You were to throw white
stone into the Red Sea what would
it become?
tFor answers see next issue)
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by the roadside" That joke has
gone TOR enough. 1t appeared in the
Record on the first of April and
when we called to see the body of
the unfortunate veteran we were
SHOWN an emptied bottle branded
choice old Burbon," the label being
the paper found on the body by
winch 1t was identified. Some
folks think such things are smart
April s, 1873
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she said they were to be hanged. So
they were soon hung on a nearby
tree. For fifty years after, people
pointed out that tree where Nancy
Hart had avenged her countrymen'
deaths.
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Mako Bacic
BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING
Meadow Valley Street,
PIoCHE. NEVADA
MINING DIRECTORY
VIRGINIA HOUSE, INNING oo1rA.

Virginia LOUISE MINING COMPANY
incorporated under tie laws Of the
State OF Nevada.
capitalization 100000 shares at
$1.00 each
Principal office, Pioche, Nevada
Transfer office, $50 l. w. Holman
Building. Los Angeles.
Location of mine, Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Offcers and Directors: J. ID.
Thomson, President; N. S. Berray.
wee PRESIDENT; Chas A. Thompson,
Secretary.
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AND IT HASN'T

Teacher: Why so late this morn
ing, Charles?
Charles; Err, | had to wash
my neck and ears, teacher-but |
promise it won't happen again.