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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-06-29
CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR

I wish to announce that I am
candidate for the nomination for the
office of assessor of Bingham county
on the Republican ticket, subject to
the approval of the voters at the
primary to be held August 1.
e. w. HAROLD,
adv. 25-6p Aberdeen
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-06-29
TO THE VOTERS OF
BINGHAM COUNTY

wish to announce that I will be
candidate for nomination for re-
election to the office of probate
Judge Of the County of Bingham,
subject to the will of the voters at
the Republican primary election to
be held therein on the first day of
August, 1922.
adv. 26tf JAMES E. GOOD.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-06-29
T. B. DAILY
BIaCkfOOt
Candidate for Nomination for
Sheriff
BIaCkfOOt
Republican Ticket

Mr.. DAILY has had nearly two
years experience as deputy sheriff
of Bingham county and is now
police officer for the City of Black
foot. He invites you to investigate
his reputation and your support will
be highly appreciated.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
Child Crusaders !
Picket Plans Fail
President Expresses Sympa.
pathy, but Holds Firmly
Against Amnesty Appeal.

Although 1t has been reported
that the "child crusaders" will be
joined, by their mothers in their
proposed plan of :picketing the
White House in order to secure
audience with President Harding,
for their request for general
amnesty for the political prisoners.
the effort will be of little avail,
according TO reports from the Ex-
ecutive Mansion.
The President's attitude, II was
learned by callers at the White
House. does not at all Indicate
tina the does not smypathize with
the children. He does not, how
ever. believe the crusade was a
spontaneous affair, 1t was said. He
believes it the work of professional
agitators. And the President does
not believe in Executive clemency
for theatrical display. it was made
clear.
No amount of parading. picket
ing. or similar activities. will sway
Mr.. Harding, it was stated with
emphasis.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03

burgh. Il Il understood. send their
broadcasts from special room which
is carefully padded and made as
noise-proof as possible. The gener-
ating motor Is kept at q distance,
absolute silence Is paintained by
everybody except the man who is
broadcasting. or the orchestra which
Is playing the radio concert. Re-
suits from such a station are there
fore reasonably good.
Onicials here are particularly in
terested in the Improvement of broad
casting because. they contend. for
the time being. the real function
Of the radio phone Isl the broadcast.
The time for individual converse
ton. as general thing, 1t is held,
Is far distant.
Once again. the licensed amateur
is warned that radio is not a play
thing, that broadcasting is a most
delicate performance, and that the
new art is still as capricious as a
prima donna.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
Radio May Enter
Election'C Campaign
Opportunity Seen for Political
Candidates to Broadcast
Speeches.

With the new radio pnone regu-
lations about to become law. gov
ernment experts see a tremendous
from amateurs.
Doubtless many a political candi-
date in the fall elections will avail
himself of the opportunity that
special amateurs license will affoEd
him to broadcast his political speeches
to a larger audience than he could
ever hope to reach through the lee
ture platform or the curbstone meet
ing.
Although these possibilities are
held to be close to realisation. new
ertheless extra caution will have to
be observed both hy the officials
Of the Department of Ccumerce and
the man who does the broadcasting.
The department officials will con-
stantly bear In mind the danger of
filling the air with Chatter such
as gave rise to Secretary Hoover's
radio conference. However. the new
law Is expected to take care Of that.
But the man who does the orSad-
casting will have his own tFSS1les.
In addition to static and fading
the conmpnest forms OF interfer-
ence-he must guard against improp-
er broadcasting. The noise from his
generating motor. from passing troll
! leys or automobiles Tin case his
transmitting station is in the city),
the noise from outside conversation.
from a clicking typewriter Tin case
the man who Is broadcasting hap
pens to be a busy executive)-all
these are contributing factors to a
poor broadcast
Just as the human voice Is fntensi-
ned and made harsh sv the radio
phone, so are foreign 'ses intensi-
ned and made harsh. We ordinary
telephone conversation is subject to
the same interference. Everyone
knows how disturbing II Is for the
phonograph to play when one is try
ing to make a telephone call. But
the radio telephone is much more
sensitive. much more subject to the
destroying influences OF outside noises.
The larger stations, such as Pitts
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
Alleged Pickpockets
Held for Grand JURY

Otto Hall and Arthur Dixon, both
colored. who are alleged to have
picked the pocket OF James Spry.
OF the Soldiers Home. on Sunday
while on a Ninth street car. were
yesterday held for the grand jury
by Judge Mattingly on a joint charge
of robbery. Their bonds were set
at $1,000 each.
Alvin Jester. eolored. who Is al
legged to have thrown a rock at a
street car. injurlng a woman. was
held for the grand jury under ST.
500 bond.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
'CELLIST SCORES HIT
IN RADIO CONCERT

The musical program rendered by
four musicians representing four ma
tions and broadcasted from NOF last
night was a complete success. Pc
ports gathered from several sources
indicate that the voices ana mes
sages carried hundreds of miles and
with exceptionally good meditation.
The 'cellist, Louis Furedi. perhaps
scored the most complete success
because the cello is particularly well
adapted to radiophone transmission
and as both of the artists selec-
tions were on the lower-toned strings
it carried exceptionally well.
The program was given In the
National Theater in the afternoon
and will be repeated on Friday. May
5, at 430 o. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
The WOMAN OF POlSE,

/ Once a rarity. is now to be OBJ
served and admired upon every
hand. Indeed. no other woman
can flourish long in the midst
OF this modern. complicated life.
In the home, in business, in So
cial life, the woman who is Sc
rene and confident wins. while
the nervous, flustered individual
wastes her talents and gets no
where. OF course, poise is de-
pendent m inly upon sound
health and steady nerves. II
you feel that you are being kept
back in this way. why not turn
to that great woman's remedy,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, which was manufac-
tured from a thorough under
standing OF the nervous system
of women?
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03

White Sateen Petticoats
Made with double panel finished with wide
hem sizes. These peticoats 7n
sidered wonder at sl.oo. Today, 7se-Bar- &c
gain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
Children's Socks, 2 Pairs, 35c

Ribbed with roll cuff tops in colored stripes all Sizes
Underpriced at pairs for sSc-Barsain Basement
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
Neatly Trimmed

With, tucking and embroid-
cry. Think of such under
garments. in sizes, 46. 48
and SO. at only 59c.-Bar.
gain Basement.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
DR.. v. Munteanu.
DIN RANAT.
Ttwneul d-l,ai Sever Doeu,

Candidatul partMului national
dl Sever Boeu a fest print ell
insufletire generala i'm comunele
Dorgos, Ususau, Chelmac, Belo-
| tint. Chesint 81 Altos. Oamenii
Eeirmtesc in ahpirea catre ell, ere
Pdinta lor neclintita catre steagul
partidulni national, care acum, in
ceasnl al unsprezecclea, ca 81 MI
de mutt, in vremuri de restriste
sub j,rg strein, ,el singur a fost
purtaterul le hlmina, precnm nu.
mai el 81 acum, le va mai putea Fl
lefinitivnl scut al dreptatei!
/ 81 cum in partiflul national ei
nu vad decat intrupareaI acestei
ilei, trecutului de jertfe durc.
roase 81 amare, din care a rasarit
'Unirca" noastra atat de frumos
visata si va trebui sa Sc infsp-
tniasca si Nrealizarea eli, care tire.
bue Sd ne faca sit uitam eu tetul
acel "a fost" atat de grusznic,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

Presedintele circumscriptiei Be
-ius 7nvatatorul Coste, fost tova-
ras alui Petrinjenar respinge cam
dnlatura nationalistului, sub pre-
text, ca nu este dispus.'. La a
,cest inconvenient neprevazut, s'a
intervenit la prefectul din Ora
de- Mare. care a promiS ca va des-
.titui pc presedintele circumscrip-
tiei iMediat. Candidatul nostru
nici in zi,ra Il doua nu STA putut
annnta candidatura, caci dl Coste
era aenm dispus, dar baricadat,
dcnegand sa primeasca pc alega-
terri partidnlui national. In ace
las timp prefectul de la Oradea-
Mare pc bietul Coste il incuraja
pc tefefon CIT vorbele: In urma
instructiunilor ce al primit eri
'seara, nu despera, sd MI al fric;l
n o sa te poata suprinde nine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
1srRKvILE uNUI OTTER.
On lccotencnt de janiarmi bate
pe un alegator, in circumscriptia
Ccjocna 81 rupe plaeardele parti.
dului national ronan. - Scri-
soarea unui taran.


SuhSemnatul, va aduc la GU
nostinta, eli &c s'a intamplat in
'comuna naastra, Cajocna. Anume
'subsemnatul Ioan Checiches, faur,
am pus doaa placarde ale Parti-
.ttalui National pc paretele pra-
valiei mele de pe Strada Mare. In
|23 Februarie a. G., VENT tr;L
sara cu dol cai 81 in tr;isura a
fOst un domn Locotenent de jan.
darmarie din Mocha de Campie 81
an stat i'm Toe $ au coborit jos din
|trastlra 81 an cetit plaeardele 81
le-a,a rnpt JOS, "a suit in trasufd
/ FN s'a dus la jandasmeria din loe
[si la adns pc dl Plutonier dir
loc ell arma; ne-au luat la intre
Fbarc sisa zis oil aLoeotenent, C;
|suntem bolsevici. . zis ca eu ca
ON batraR ce umhlu daapa mimi
euri de aeestea. Am llM ucenic d,
faur, baiat lie Ia ami 81 al Pluto
nieY din Cojocna = intrebat p'
ueenie Gu asprime mare, ea cin'
a zis 81 lie pne pc p6rete, ba 3
dat Ill Plutonier din hoe o boldi
tura Ell pnMnul in piept Ia ucenit
ca sd spuna 81 tostx familia mes
s'a infrieosat ba - vecinii din a
,propiere. Am batUt dnn2 cuie in.
trio poteoav& Ia I'm cal de la ira
sura d-lui Locotenent si in loe
sa-mi platessea, niei n q mufta-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

Din Zalau he sosesc Stiri asupra
ticalosiei oficialitdtii liberale de
.acolo.
. S'a ordonat ruperea afiselor
partidului national. S'a interzis
leamenilor partidului nostru al
,vofbeasca cu satenii prin comu-
nele circumscriptiei, Sc poate vor-
lbi eel mllt ell un ON! De aSeme-
nea declaratiupile de candidare
ale partidului national sunt res
pinse fara motive.
(Din ''Patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
ABUZURILB LLBERALILOR.
Suprimarea ibertatii politice.

In circumscriptia Ciachi-Gar-
bou presilnea administrator Il
luat proportii, earl tree in dome
niul bizantinismului.
: Primarii intregi sunt destitute
prin prefect, astfel in Ciachi-
Garbou. Cristot 81 Cernuc.
In comma Colacea s'a batut
doba, ca eel ce va vorbi numai
despre alegeri, va primi amende
la 10000 lei 81 temnita.
In % Fcbruarie find adunare
in care candidatul de
'deputat al partidului national Isl
:tinea vOrbirea de program, 81
luase cuvantul bravul nationalist
I'll Vasile Tfbre inspectorul de
serieultura, facand istorieul par.
.tidalai national, Sc mobilizeaza
intreaga administrator 81 jandar.
meria, 81 sub preteXt, ca e chemat
.ia telefon tot in ) minute vim or.
donante sal conturbe, apoi Use
,cearca incontinuu legitimatia, in.
'tferapand vorbirea, iaY la urma
ii aflmanuiaza .jandarmeria ur
.Oylin de La Minister, ca e suspen.
dat 81 sd piece imediat din co
,muna. Acest advertisement il re.
.peteaza 81 pretura. Poporul in.
dignat professional.
DIR. Y. Munteanu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
Scelerarea guvernuIi

81 Intunecat, 80 turneul electoral
al d-lpi Sever Bocu, ia infatisa-
rea unui Mars triumfal, al insa- 81
ideiei politice a partidului natio.
nal, care nu alta decat tocmai o
continnare staruitoare, in stra-
duintele dc lupta pentru intere-
selc vitale, ale aeestui popor, pen
tru ca lmpreuna en- eel din vechiul
Regat, sd ajunga cat mai curind.
zlua cand va plltea binecuvan-
ia, pc toti creatorii ''Romaniei-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
'R0MxNUL" REAPARE USSA
CRNZURATE ARTTCOIELE
D-LUI vA1lIE GOIDES,

A reaparut Romanul" din
Arad, intrand i'm al XI-lca an
Este o vcste care va bucura Ar
dealul 81 Intreaga presa romana
care vede in 'ROmanM" steagul
de pc vremnri al drepturilor
nOastre.
Regimuf liberal saluta acest
evenlment eli: cenznra Asteptam
sistarea Liberafii tin sa Sc faca
nemritori si la Arad.
lntreg n-rul I este peticit de
,oamenii d-mi Bratiam. cu pete
albe. Oar ceeace este mai striga-
tor. cenzura guvernului taiat
fara rusine din articolul intitulat
'Romanul" 81 iscalit de Vasile
Colds.
lata asa dar, ca nici Vasilc
Colds n'are voc sa-si exprime
gandurile liber, in Romania, H.
oera pana unde incep incultura 81
interesele liberalilor.
Nu stim ce a putut fl periculos,
IN scrisul d-lui GOldis Petele albe
sunt in mijlocul unor ,relatari is
torVe. Cenzureaza 81 istoria poll
tica liberalii, daca nu este elo-
gioasa pentru partidul lor9
In aceeasi vreme guvernul SC
lauda cu ridicarca cenzurii
char in zona- starii de razboiu''
Nu mai pretestam. Dalpa cen
zurarea d-lui Goldis 81 respinge.
rea candidaturei d-hi Vaida, as
fteptam ca dl Bratianu sd mute pc
1907 in Ardeal, pentru. scapa- dc
sardelcni, firul de aar al familici
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
VIZ

Avand un numar de 15O exem-
rlare '(cate doua volume) din Ro-
manu- Insula Fermecata sau i'm
paratia Amazoanelor, de carl din
cauza plecarii asi dori sd le deefac
inainte de 20 Arrilie a. c. lie ofer
in bloc sau cate zece exemplare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

SEVERN presedintele biuroului elec-
ioral dr.. Paraschiv Licaretiu luat
|aceiasi masura. In mai multe jude
fte presedintii Gle alegere All primit
'ordin. sd retina safe intregi de ale-
|gatori, pc mOtiv, ca satele sunt con-
tagiate de nationalism.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
RIlGln 4
u rs cent? ambele volume.

Gu rs cent? ambele volume.
Pntul original al auibelor vo,
hume este $3.50. In ultimul timp
lam ssaxut Ia $1.50, si Sc vinde
trepta4. FxrersA mee este ca ar fl
o investirs bsnG pentru ibrarii
nOstri Comenzi1e sc execute In
data dupa primirea costului.
Transportul ma priveste pc mine.
G.. r. PASCU.
<64 & 66 & 6S & 70).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
loan Checikes, faur.
VICT1MELE 81 NELEGIUI
R1LE REGIMULUI
LIBERAL

.Lssta W 2 o fneeoem prin q ~
'troduce pt1ntre neiegiuiri respin-
JereG cdndidaturei dlui lfeyusdyu
Fd,dd, cM care s'a dtips p,arig,i,,n
'de ter0are iibeMld. Ce sMi p0ote
NrfnH.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

Potop sprins carg razeie din scare
= cerul faM nori, eerul char =.
Nemaritofnl xilelor toear,
Apfia4ar meet pamastul sub
piesospe.
Sunt frsnstie pAlite in lsstar
81 tremnr' apa nsnrtilnr in s6re =
o trcita stu sttaM y deFartare,
Cum sat1e piatYa, 'nAipt& la hatar
viseazS N casApusi florile de vars
81 doarnse n cwiba-i p&sarea
lroinasa; /.
Caei NIL 'ndfasnsste nresnats
boare.
Sd Sc destepse = naSd1vx fisvii
In heltl6 fras8 - aurrapt din
soare -
f4yi taie drum de sars sscerx xtofii
eissUs 1hi6u 1sa
! ss'''. ;sss !!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
Studentii

pV CdICd uTHdtd uc Gel Uln JUL
train lesnicios cat mai lesnicios
!lprin mijloace carl sd ceara cal
mai pntina trrda. Uni ii martu
riseau fara inconjur aceasta do.
rinta de a taia cat mai seurt GU
avantul nepractic 81 nefolesitol
al tineretii. In asemenea caz
spunea vorbitorul cu glas treMu
rind, entusiasmul 81 ehergia de
lactiune, nu in rindurile noastre
stau aseunse''.
Alt student avea ceva, in graf
ca 81 in privire, din misticismul
unui apostol. A inceput Gu povata
Ilui Christes. ''Iubiti-va frati unii
| pc atiit,', terminand cu apficarea
eli Ia infratirea pepoareler. Dupa
cate am aflat insa nici eli, nici
adeptii lui, llu au incercat sd puie
in prartica acest frumos precept
in cercul restrins al ,caminulni, in
care vim in contact fratii basara-
beni cu eel bneovineni 81 altii din
vechiul regat. I
De partc deei vorbe frumoasc,
de alta derinti prea reale, find
p'ea eeeiste.
Totalsi mn 9 de dfisperat. Din
ciocnirea aeestor tendinte depar-
tate uncle de altele, Ger 81 pa
mant, se pot naste curente mij-
locii, prin aplicarea preceptelor
lui Christos de odata in launtrul
granitelor tarii, maear car un exer-
citiu pertru intinderea lui in lu-
mca intreaga. 81 e absolute nevoe
de asemenea AGENT; G O nevoe ur-
.eenta. Char daea netimea dc
tara pentrn unii ar ii prea ab-
.stracta. pentru altii prea ingusta,
ca sa lnereze spre binele eli, e me-
voc de actiune cat mai grabnica
fie in sensul egoismului unora, fie
in sensuf largului umanitarism al
altora. Asigurarea vietii tihnite a
.celOr ce rivnesc numai atat, cere
o stavilire prin cultura a puhoin-
lui care altfel, mai ales merel
atatat, poate f. distrsgator. Ridi-
carea Ia constiinta de ON Ia inte-
legerea infratirei noroadelor, a
lumei de analfabet ramasi asa,
mai mutt din neprielnicia mterjca
de eat din veinta cuiva, cere des-
teptarea puterei de a pricepe ia
semnatatea individlala. Ori din
.ce punct de vedere ne-aln pune,
lmpraStierea culturii ca factor de
sustinere sc impune. Aceasta mn
Sc peate face acum, nu sc poate
incepe Odata de eat prih suflete
curate. dornice de bine, neba-
mute de vre-un interes restrins.
Nremnrile prin care trecem
sunt mai otraviteare, prin actiu-
nile duse de cat orieare altele.
Stunt ca fart,lnele ee rascolesc
suluri de praf, orbind norod,ll tot.
Adevar Gle minciuni, ce G cinstit,
de ce inselatorie nn Sc mai poate
deOsebi. Numai studentimea poate
aduce o Orientare a celor ametiti
de vorbele irrteresatifor, tuturo-
IA nu rumai Il unora, catre lumina
invingatoare Il judecatii proprii
daca nici Ell m vor pasi la ac-
tune grabnica, daca nici sufletul
lor curat IIca nl Sc va pune in
slujba inlatnrarii haosului ce ne
.cuprinde tot mai de aproape, da-
Ca nici ei nn vor Fl in stare sd
arate ca inainte de srice psesa-
tire mintei spre folosinta liber-
tatii este necesara. Dumnezen site
ce soarta ne mai asteapta.
(Dfn ''Dacia'.).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

Fd,dd. cM care s'a dtias naris,up
Ede ter0are Hbemld. Ce sMi D0ot,
urfl.nn
Arestari: dl. ctr. Aurel Socol, a.
restat Impreuna Ell dl Lt. Colonel
Stolca. in comllna Aghires, in urma
ordinului primpretorului plasei. ID
Samzian, candidat taranist. arestat
Ia Hateg. Primarul comlnei Bleiel
Nicolaie Marginean, destituit. ares
tat 81 excortat eu jandafmii la Di-
elosanmartin. Dl NJ. Procopiu, can
dldat la Brad arestat pentru a doua
cara 81 expulzat din comuna. In CO.
.muna Pericei, cireumscriptia Sim
leu, jud. .Salaj All fost arestati 8 ta-
.rani fruntasi, 81 dusi la parchet
pentruca faceau propaganda pentru
partldul national. lR comuna Gu
esd. cercul Reghin, II tarani au
fosr arestati 81 dust la Bistra, unde
au fost batuti ingrozitor de- iandar-
mi.
Adunari Oprite: La % Febru-
arie fost Oprita adnnarea dlui DIR.
Noicu Nitescu la Reehin. In Arpa-
sui de. jos, jud. Fagaras, fost O.
prita adunarea dlui dir Aurel Dob
rescu, care a fost amenintat de ca
tire jandarmi, GU impuscare. Adu-
marble dlui DIR Aurel SocOl au fost
oprite in comunele Sant-Mihai 81
Berint. Primpretorul Pasaud nm
prastie ell jandarmi adunarile can
dldatului nationalist dr l.. Oanea.
Prefectul judetului Bistrita- Nasaud
nu admite tinerea adunarilor in SEQ
Ii. sub preteXt, cit astfel Sc raspan-
desc boalele cOntagioase.
DeStituiri: ID Simion Simu. can
didatul partidului national la Ca
.ransebes destituit de catre prefect
din postul Gle presedinte al Comuni-
tatii de avere graniceresti din Ba-
mat; desi Communicated de avere este
institute autOnoma. Dl loan Ranea
professor la Fagaras lieeul .,Radu
Voda'. destituit. Vasile Tibre, in
spector sericultura judetul Solnoc-
Dobaca. destituit. Dl loan Gra-
dina, secretar,ll communal din Brad,
destituit.
Transferari: Profesorii Octavian
Popa din Fagaras 81 Petricoane
Drugariu, Il. Popoviciu, Demian IL.
voricean din Oravita transferati la
serviciu central. Secretarul Comes
din Laslaul- -Romin fost transferat
la Dicio-San-M Martin.
Concedieri: Dl Pavel GheOrghe
cOnsilier oraSenesc, a fOst cOnce
dat pana dupa 10 Martie 1922.
Alungari della domiciliu: Dl loan
Moldoyan sef de polite a primi1
ordin ca pc timp de Is zile sa-s
paraseasca domiciliul.
.Coruptii: Jean I. Florascu, mi
nistlr de nlstitie darueste in jude
tal T.-Mare sotiei unui preot sums
tle 5000 lei pentru saraci ST
mim Mandrescu, canlidat liberia
la Reghin amenita pc sofia func
tionarului NJ. scoate din slujh;
ne barbrtul eli. lar cand dRa NJ. Tn
tcepe sa planga, o mangaie in modu
eel mai indecent.
Pregatiri de frau1e: In eirculn
seriptia lila jud. Hunedoara, Sec
Eretarii comunali lipsesc saptaman
Eintregi din biurou pentru ca sa n,
lse poata face clauza de verificar
pc propunerife de candidare. In ju
detul Hunedoara buletmefe candi
datilor nationalist Sc tiparesc pc
hartic ce M sc poate deosebi de ~bu
letinele guvernamentale. In jude
tul Alba-de-jos Prefectul ordonea
/, za tinerea deschisa urnelor timI
| de doua zile char daca in ziua in
tai nh s'ar mai prezenta nimenes
la vot. Flagranta violare art. 81
legea electorala). In jnd. Caras
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22

NIT de la lln ON sarac pretind
Jun leu.
Onorata redactic. pana acm
tot asa am cugetat ca e libertate
far vad ca trcbue sa ne ferim
de forta.
COjocna. % l'cbruaric 1922.
Gu toata stima:
loan Checikes, faur.
Meta Redactiei: Suntem infor-
matt ca pc viteaZul LOcOtenent
din Mociuf de Campie il cheama
Nicolae Nicolescu.
din ''Patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
Te1toare fara limita.
LA LnovA.

Candidatul Sever BOcu a expe
Idiat d-lui general Vaitoianu ur
matoarea telegrama:
Administratia din Lipova q
Eoprit adunarea anuntata in re
Egula in Lilpva. Protestez Gu ulti.
Ina energie contra acestui abuz pc
care guvernele unguresti n'au in.
.draznit sd faca impotriva mea in
ttimpul cmci campanii electo.
rale. Pc dealta parte candidatul
liberal insotit de pfimpretor, ca-
,pitan de jandarmi cutreera CO.
lnunele 81 anunti oficios retrage-
rea candidaturci mele. Procedeele
organelor d-vOastra intrec tOate
margineie 81 deslantue anarhia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
DACA vREI

Sa nu to ingroape Gu Taler1ll
lnscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. 3. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-22
LA JIBOU.

LA JIBOU.
TYei liste ale candidatului par
tidulni national DR.. Gavril Osianu
preosm si lista d-lui Adrian Pop,
tot partidul national, apoi lista
Iorghist& q cea ungureasca au
fest respinse. A ramas singur
candidatul liberal.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22

Mrs. Gertie Ferguson has a POSI-
ton In the Schnabaum store.
MISS Gussie Hambrick has posi-
tion in the Sam Williamson restaur
ant.
Mrs. A e Brumley of Pine Cas-
tie, Fla, Is here looking after her
vast farming interests.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. C. Johnston died Wednesday
md the remains we're LAID to rest In
the Johnston cemetery
Rev. Knox Belew of Datto came
down Monday and conducted SER
vices at the Baptist church.
Aunt Josie Johnson 's having her
house painted. Bill McElYs IS do
ing the work.
The fifteen months old baby OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Luter died Sat
urday and was laid to rest In the
Hite cemetery Sunday. Rev Coop
er aud Rev. Stephens conducted the
funeral services.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-22
BRoOKINGs

Weather fine aud cotton picking
the order of the day
Mrs. Dona Goings and children
spent Sunday in Randolph county
visiting relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Knapp, Ed
gar Mondy, Misses Eva Knapp ana
Ella Ratoliff attended Baptist ser
vices at Delaplaine last Sunday even
Ing.
Little Miss Bernela Davis mas
been quite sick with malar'al lever
The past week.
Paul Maynard aud Earl Richard
son of May nard were business vlsi
tors in our ne,ghborho0d yaesd Ay
Of last week.
Mis- Ora Ingram sin Jouesboro
on a two weeks' vacation.