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$3.50 Hemsttched Damask Tea Napkins,
14xl4 inches, for $3.50 doz. Figured imported
cotton of exceptional merit.
Genuine Ripplette Dinity Bedspreads, o5x9O
inches. Special, $1.75 each.
$1.5O Martex Turkish Bath Towels, colored
borders, heavy weights. Special, $l.25 each.
$500 Madeira Hand-scalloped Edge Pure
Linen Tea Cloths, $500. 54-inch with elab
crate eyelet, seed and solid embroidery.
Bleached Pure Irish Linen Tablecoths, 7Ox
20 inches. Special $3.50 each.
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Cretonne at Very Special Prices

P0rtieres
Armure Portieres, 21R yards long, rose, green
blue and brown.
Special at $3.50 and $500 Pair
Madras Portieres, 2h yards, plain and mixed
colorings Of blue, green and brown.
Special $595 Pair.
Frou-Frou Portieres, 2A yards, two-tone and
mixed colors of blue, rose brown and green.
Special, $3.50 Pair
Damask Portieres 2h yards, a1-over designs of
mulberry or blue
Special, $11.75 Pair
Couch Covers
Tapestry Couch Covers, striped designs.
{ Special at 81. .95 and $3.50 Each
Tapestry Couch Covers, heavy quality, large size,
Nerdure designs in tan and green.
Special, $5.75 Each
Velour Couch Covers, 60 inches wide and full
length Oriental design in soft colorings.
Special, $19.75 Each
'ferred Payment Plan
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$1.25 Hemstitched Pure Linen Huck Towels
$1.O0 each. Damask borders. Size 22x41 inches
Pure Linen Tea Cloths and Napkins. Sets of
one cloth, 54s54, with six napkins, special, $3.50
set. One cloth, 64x64, with six napkins, $1,000
set Fine blue and white or red and white check
pure linen weave.
Hemmed Mohawk Cotton Sheets, torn, size
81x9O inches. Special, $1.35 each.
Hemmed Mohawk Cotton Pillowcases, torn,
size 45x36 inches. Special, BIC each.
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sPILLvILLE

Frank Kapler was over from De-
corah to spend Sunday with home
folks.
George Leebl arrived home from
Fayette last Thursday after a years
work at the U. |. university.
Carl Haug and family were De-
corah shoppers Tuesday.
II. @. Haug and wife and Mrs.
Anna Kovarik were business callers
at Cresco Tuesday.
George Leebl and Richard Benesh
were at Decorah Friday to attend
the rural graduation exercises.
Richard Benesh, George Leebl,
Misses Mary Mikesh, Adella Vse:ecka
and Edith Thompson left Monday to
attend summer school at Fayette
b. kala bought a truck last week
of the klimesh brothers and is max
ing preparations to build a garage
back of his place of business.
Miss Lizzie Williams, primary
teacher of the public school closed a
years of successful work last Thurs
day. She will spend her summer
vacation with home folks at De-
corah.
S. Bush of Fl. Atkinson was a
business caller Saturday.
The marriage of Lewis Swehla of
Mason City to Miss Lena Herold of
this town was announced Sunday to
take place June 20.
Miss Clara Swehla daughter of
JOS Swehla won first prize in the
annual WinneShiek county arithme-
tic contest at DEBORAH last Friday.
She is pupil of Miss Caroline
Hrushka who teaches the grades in
the public school.
John Junko was a caller from
Lawler Tuesday.
Albert Frey was a business caller
at DEBORAH Tuesday.
Joe Benda, Clara Swehla, George
Benda and Ethel Thompson received
their diplomas for finishing eighth
grade work at DEBORAH Friday.
Carl Haug and cousin Miss Paulina
Haug will leave Monday for New
York City, from where they will sail
for Europe TO visit relatives.
district last Monday at the primary
In the supervisor contest of this
election Joseph Bockman was de-
feated for denomination by Joe
Swehla of this town. Men and wo-
men were out in full force to vote.
Anton Balik has finished his fine
new building and has moved into it
stock of caskets and other goods to
be used in his bushes. as .nder-
taker. His fine motor hearse is
stored in the back part of this same
building. In all respects, Mr.. Balik
has a fine, up to date undertaking
building and equipment.
James Leebl who has attended Up
per Iowa University at Fayette,
Iowa, for several years graduated
from there last week. He received
the degree of bachelor of arts. Be-
sides attending school as student
James was assistant professor Of
chemistry there for the last three
years, chemistrey being the major
study in his college course. His
work there both as a student and as
teacher reflects credit on him and
is a credit to Spillville, his home
| town.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-14

tonsils removed and is doing nicely.
Ada Sibert who is working for
Patt Thyne's called on the sick in
Button Saturday evening.
Colonel Bentley delivered hogs 10
Prosper Saturday.
c. w. Brittendall made business
trips to Prosper this last week.
Miss Luella Blaess of DEBORAH ac-
companied Or. Emmons to Button
Wednesday afternoon 10 help care for
Mrs. August Bergman couple Of
days.
Eta Cameron of Cresco who has
been staying with her grand mother
Greenslade returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LANCE were in
Bluffton yesterday calling.
Terry Mcconnell and Gene Hayes
hauled loads of goods for Frank
O'Brien this last week.
Grand mother Murdoch is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Sibert.
Mrs. Ernie Ward came to Bluffton
Saturday and stayed until Sunday
to assist Mrs. Brittendau in caring
for Mrs. August Bergman.
Mrs. Joe McCabe called on the
sick in Button yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence InStinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford and son Charles
of Harmony, Mimi, were in Button
yesterday calling on old friends.
Ernest Bergman and his father are
laying wall for Brittendall for the
bee house today.
Mrs. Harry Wolford who has been
quite sick has fully recovered. Mrs.
Fred LANCE assisted in caring for
her.
Mrs. T. Murdoch and Mrs. Gene
Hayes called on Mrs. August Berg
man Yesterday evening.
Elmer Greenslade and family went
to Cresco Sunday, Mrs. GreenSlade
accompanied them.
p. J. O'Brien and family spent
Sunday evening with Frank O'Brien.
Cladue Murdoch is working for
Harry Wolford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bronner Wis
tied his parents Saturday.
James Weldon and his mother and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cassel autoed to
Preston yesterday to see Mrs. Kirk
who is suffering with broken arm.
The union cradle roll will meet
with Mrs. Archie Ward the oath of
June, 2 p. m. No preventing pro-
violence.
George Cassel and Mart Lenheart
sheared shep for James Weldon this
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patt Gallagher called
on Mrs. August Bergman Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Gallagher has $50
young chickens and a lot of little
turkeys.
Clarence Ward of Burr Oak came
to Button the other day and traded
violins with Henry Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Reed, Mrs.
H. Shelley, Mrs. Fred Ward, Mrs. II.
Kimball and son Kenneth of Burr
Oak called on Mrs. August Berg
man the first Of the week.
The Olson boys are grinding feed
today.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-14
BLUFFTON

!; beautiful June morning. Every in.
t dcalon OF big crop of every thing
august Bergman is blowing toda,
on Mrs. Greenslade's place.
Cd mrs rs y. A. Ash's company return.
T,,os ~ thelr nome in Itonka, Iowa,
- Mrs. Ash accompanied
them for a short visit. '''-e0
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harvey a
PROSPER called on Mrs. August Ber.
gan one day this last week
sba nad jackson is up in Minnesota
d.. Mrs. Brittendall is caring for her
hos has g her MRS. August Bergman, who
at the present time. '' s"1i'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence BENTLEY
went to Canton Thursday. While ~
p p way, they called on Mrs A
bergman Mrs. Bentley had her
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-14
!" O. WUTJN dD(
COMO

Mrs. A. Olson who visited her son:
Anton and Gus last week AT finer
1arm home returned home TUESDAY
to Calmar.
Mrs. VIM. Mikato and niece Nav
benda OF Spillville were Decorah
shoppers Monday and visitors at the
U. II. Cummings home.
James Sobolik, wife and children
autoed down from Calmar Sundav
evening and visited the formers
home folks. '- .
Cyril c. c. Cummings left Fr;dav
I. NJ. for Charles City where he got
a position in an office. He goes -
the night school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Cummings and
son Adolph attended the movies a.
Spl!lvllle Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. SwehIa autoad
to Lawler Sunday and spent he Isr
at the Joe Deeney home.
Mr.. Paclik came home SATURDAY.
IRON Decorah where he spent sew
Geo. II. Cummings and son Adolph
We're at Calmar Sunday afternoon
attending the ball game.
MISS Lena Herold from SpillyiIIe
was business caller at the G. n
Cummings home Wednesday.
Andrew Oleson from Minnesota
came one day last week to visit his
relatives here and Calmar. ~
James and Henry Frana made
BUSINESS trip to Spillville Thursday.
Geo. H. Cummings and son AdoInh
drove to Spillville Thursday p Ar
on business.
Mrs. Ira and children from CAL
mar were visitors at the Joe a
hl eI home Thursday evening.
Miss Christina Phillip of Spij1vilIe
VINO visited at the Geo. H. Cum
mlngs home the past few DAYS last
week, returned home Monday.
Mrs: Lewis Berida and SON from
Friday. ~ Deeorah
Mrs. Joe A. Klemish was q Sbop-
per at DEBORAH Friday.
+. klemish from near Protivin
P. NJ. ~ III 'o"h FRIDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Cummir o.
ahd Miss Christina Phillip autoed 70
Monona Sunday and spent the dav
with their friends. oa'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-14
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CANOE VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ingvold Myrah are
the happy parents of eleven pound
boy who came. to make his home with
them on June 9th,
Mss Bjerki from Pleasant town
ship is a helping hand at the Myraii
home at present.
Mrs. E. Brown and son Kenneth
from DEBORAH called with home folks
on Sunday last.
Mrs. Joseph Corsen has been en-
Joying visit from her mother these
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Haugen and
son Orland from DEBORAH were cai-
lers with the formers home folks on
Sunday.
Mrs. E. Fadness enjoyed a visit
from her mother over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Erickson and
daughter Kathleen called at the lat
tiers parental home on Sunday.
Mrs. +. FadneSs enjoyed a visit
from her mother over Sunday.
Mrs. Hanson and grandson Lester
Myrah We're callers at the Haugen
home Sunday evening.
Inc L. L. .. Will meet at the church
basement Sunday evening June 18th,
Emma johnson and Gladys Jaastad
will serve. Every body welcome.
Ihe ladies aid meets at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Erickson June
10Th. All are welcome.
The annual Missionary fest for this
church is announced for Sunday,
July End.
The following young folks were
confirmed last Sunday at this church,
knut Roed, Hartvik Langaas, Arthur
Eggen, lnga Swenson, Jennie Sven
son, Bessie Haugen, Gladys Johnson,
and Pearl Peterson.
The Parochial school started last
Monday at the church, with Student
SJefveland as teacher.
Mrs. Hanson, Bonnie and Lester
Myrah spent last Wednesday even
ing. at the home of Otto Vikesland
and family.
Helmer Peterson and Walter RAM
10 were callers at Haugen's on Sun
day evening,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-14
Canadian Scenic Parks.

The scenic parks of Canada aref
Rocky mountains, Jasper and Western
lakes, In Alberta Yoho, Glacier, Nouns
RevelStoke and KoOtenay, In British
Point Pelee in Ontario. The animal
parks are: Buffalo, Elk Island parks
and Foremost Antelope reserve, in Al.
berta.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-06-14
why "Frenchu Htoh Heels.

il is said that Louis WI appeared
in court wearing high wooden heels ON
his shoes. He was not tall man. and
adopted this expedient 60 make him
self regally impressive. The term
French heel was applied to high heels
and finally to certain type OF high
heel.
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RANCA CENTRALA
pentru ipdustrie 81 comert .. a..
Cluj.

In primavara annlui 1919 S a
iplls temelia Rancii Centrale, a
acestui institut curat romanesc
ardelenesc, de care de multa vre-
me s'a simtit mare lipsa. - LA
lnceput lnsa 0amenii n0stri, =
cam neincrezatori in puterile pro
prii, spuneau, ca abba Sc vol
putea subscrie vre-o ) milioant
cornane 81 s'au subscris Is mi
li0ane! Gu acest capital socia'
STA incepnt Ranca Centrala acti
yitatea, care in primavara anulu
1920 s'a urcat prin noua emf
|siune direct la 100 milioans CO
roane. - In nrma schimbului co
roanelor cepitalul actual face q
miloane de Lei, lar fondnl de re
|zerya aproape II milioans d Ii
| Ranna centrsla este eel ma
mare 81 mai puternic, mai bin
organizat " mai modern, mai ml
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CO N vOCAR E

(. Societatca Romano de Aiutor
81 Cultura ''Transilvaneana" din
Indiana Harbor, Ind. Convoaca
pc toti membrii apartinatori ace
stei Socictati, precum 81 pc acei
bmi frati romani earl doresc a
Sc inscrie in accasta Societate, a
lua parte la adunarea generala
care Sc va tinea in seara de 10
Iunie 1922, in Hala ''Transilva-
MIA" din Penn Avenue.
La ordinea zilei va Fl.
l. Deschiderea sedintei.
2. Inscrierea membrilOr noui.
;. Depuncrea juramantului.
I .Cctirea Procesulni Verbal.
3. Darca dc scama a cOntrolori-
lor de registre.
s. Darea de seama a cOntrOlori.
lor de bolnavi.
Z. Cetirca correspondence.
8. Alcgcrca noilor functionari
pc timp de 6 luni.
9. Propuneri 81 desbateri.
10. Inchiderea Scdintei
Nick Andreiu, prcsedinte.
Stefan BreaE, secretar.
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CEA MAI BUNA LAXAT1vA
DIN LUME.

\ Stiti D-voastra ca cele mai
multe boli sunt cauxate. din Con-
stipatie 81 din otrava adunata III
intestine? Pentru a fl sanatOs~c
absolut necesar ca intestinele sa
fie curate. Pc plata sunt multe
remedii folosite ca laxativa pen.
tru curata. intestinele dar nici
una nu-i asa buna ca Cascara
comhinata cu alte reMedii. Cand
D-voastra folositi Cascara sto
macul lucreaza natural fara du-
reri, lar dupa un timp scurt MI
yeti mai suferi de constipatie.
Daca yeti amesteca Cascara GU
yre-o cateva alte remedii, de
|exemplu Fier, F0sforo, Nux 81
| alte remsdii bNne, yeti avea I'M
tratament care va asigura vinde,
=
care.
Aceasta este exact CO Nuga
Tone. care-i eoMhinata din s re
medii' valabile f0losite in lume;
intreaga de eel mai bnni medni
Nuga-Tone enntine Cascara, ce'
mai bupa laxative descoperiti
pana in prezent, III curaH inte
stinele 81 prin aceasta elimineaz'
toata otrava adnnsta in trpp. Fie
Irul iii da sange sanatas. Fosfor
lajnta Ia un sistem slAhit 81 mel
,lvos. Nlx ajuta la actiunea mime
1Nuga-Toue este eea mai hnna te
MICA pentrn sapatate, ii vitalitat,
incat, stiiata a banii mn pot Pre-
duce alta mai buna. Este garar
itata a da resultata. .inultumitear
isau bani iHapoiati. I'm tratamer
lpentru luna costa nanai $1.O'
Gumparati'o 0 sticla asthsi. Mug,
Tone se yinle II toti druggist
sau va trimetem aoi prin post
! direct, spssele de pssta platte,
1 National Laboratory. lol1 ,, WI
|, bash Aye. QhiaaGs, Ia primir,
, unul $l.o (Ady
l(a- 20 1pAie),
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CONy0cARE

In urma nemultumirilors a msi
mnltor mcmbrii de la Parochia
gr.-or. ''Sfanta Treime'' din
Youngstown, o. ell priyire la ur-
;carea salariului Preotnlni, Conf
;tetul parochial conyoaca Sinod
.ncntru ziua de II Iunie 1922. Stunt
rngati a lua parte. toti mcmbri.
ispnnandu-s fie- care parerea asn,
pra acestei chestnut.
Vor mai Fl la ordinea 2ilei 81
alte chestnut de mare interes
pentrl Parochie. y
5Q33 & 33). ,C0mitetul.
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sITUAT1A PoL1r1cA
DIN ROMANIA.
tOONTlNUAHE DIo aR PAG1vA ~.

tOONT1NUARE D10 PE PAG1NA ~.
dc inferno, dl general Naitoianu,
ar fl dat ordin sa nv Sc mai res
pinga candidaturile opozante in
Ardeal.
ESpllcatiile &c msotesc aceast'
stire sunt altele, adeyarul este ca
ca tinde sd confirme intentiunile
impHciuitoare ale euvcrnului fata
de partidul national, cum de asst
fel tot in acelas scop tind 81 toatc
declaratiunile repetate in diferitc
prilejuri. prin Ardeal, de Ill mi
nistru G. Banu TRIMS acolo GU ia.
mura de maslin.
.JOcul este dublu: pc deoparte
Sc .da mpresia de impaciuire din
partea guvernului atat in npinia
pnblica precum 81 fata Gle proprii
sal partizani si astfel, Sc ridica
moralal acestora prin speranta
lnei eventuale intclcgeri, prega-
tindu-li-se tot odata, spiritul dc
rezistenta 81 lupta in caz de insuc
ccS, lar pc de alta Sc Incearca
pnncrea partidului national in lu-
nina intransigentii fata de opinia
Ipublica din toata tara, satula de
continuele schimbari politice, ST.
poate, chiar fata de proprii lli
partizani.
Adevarul, insa este cd in alege-
rile partiale de pana acum guver-
nul a dus mai dcparte Gu cerbicie
lupta contra partidului national,
dar curentul in favoarea acestuia
find in crestere reZnltatul ma
mai putut fl influentat nici atat
eat in alegerile generate. ST ade-
|varul acesta rezulta 81 din tOnul
preset oficioase, in special al zia-
lrului 'Viit0rul'' care continual
atacurile violente contra cOndu.
catorilor partidului national 81 in
special contra d-lui Naida in ace
lasi timp cand ministrul Banu
toasteaza la Rlaj in cinstea frnm-
tasului ardelean.
JOcul acesta, mostenit din ve-
chea politica a Romaniei, nu maj
lprinde, insa, in tara intregita s.
fata de Ardeleni in special.
Gu prilejul sarbatorirei de Ia
lGluj maestrului G.. Dina l..
banchetul caruia Ill Naida sa po
menit aSezat alaturi de oil minis
tru c. Banu, s'au TRIMS dol emf
sari la dl Maniu, presedintele par
tidului national, ca sd incerce sor
! til umei Intelegeri in numele inte
reselor supreme ale tarii. Cante
cul vechiu 'intteresele tarii'
'binele neamului'' prin concordis
ltuturor 81 tOate vechilp formult
menite sd joace rolul de iarbs
fiarelor pentru deschiderea porti
lOr sau a inimilor inchise, fos
lntrebuintat pana la epuizare. d.
Idata asta,. insa, ma mai prins
Suntem precis informant ca pre-
sedintele partidului national, d
lulin MANU-, u dat un raspuns ca
itegoric 81 fara de replica sau alt;
lputinta de discutiune cam in ter
menii urmatori:
j Sa Sc den1ita d. Rratianu s
n alba d-sa grija Cd nu se prapa
deste Tara 81 nici ca va raman
fara de guvern. Pana Ia demitsre
d-sale, iasa orice putinta de exa
minare a situatiunii politice ir
\ tefne este exclusa!
II un asemenea raSpuns categOri
l este foarte lamuritor pentru s
e tuatia pOlitica Actuala. precum
i ilpentru directia actnala a partid!
n lui ardelean.
J. (Din ''Dacia
u RANCA CENTRALA !.
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lNFoRMATIuNl

Londra. O depese triNisa
din Atena catre ziarnl Exchange
Telegraph anunta ca guyernul
grecesc protestat la Liga Natlu-
niior 81 la consiliul amhasadorilor
contra persecutiei Grecilor din
Albania, declarind ca va lua ma
surf militare in caz ca starea de
lucrrri continue sd fie aceias.
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coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cnlthra ''U. r. Ard. & Trans"
din Alliance, Ohio. /. prin accasta
Convoaca PIE toti memhri Ell de a
lua parte la sedinta generala IN.
nara care sc va tinea in ziua de
IL lunie a. c. in Hala Soc. de sub
numarul 735 Ash Str. Sedinta Sc
va dcschide la ora ! 80 p. m. la
ordnea zilei v0m avea mai multe
de desbatut. tot atnnci sc va cetj
81 raportul de la Uniune, ca toti
membri SD fie in deplina increde-
re, sd cere strict fl toti de fata
Scuze nu va avea mime tot in acea
sedinta va fl 81 alegerea noui!or
functionari pc periodul al doilea
a anulni 1922.
NIB. Toti membri snnt rugati d
Sc pune in buna regnla fata de
Societate, pentru a avea drept d.
|candidare 81 vot.
In numele Soc. Unirea Romano
Ard. 81 Trans. din Alliance, Ohio
|semnam.
loan Lalu, presedinte.
Teodor Libeg, prim secretar.
400 O. CSA
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DACA VREI

Sa nu te ingroape Gu Talerul
inscrie-te intro Societate din
Uniunea S. r. A.
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POEZIA
POPULARA
Ca mijloc de communicable intre
safe.

starea prOasta a pOstei din Ardeal
81 de efectele produse de scumpi-
rea hartlel, arata cum pOporul de
acolo Sc serveste de poezia popula-
ra ca mijloc de impartasirel a cu-
getelor 81 sentimentelor. earl acum.
mai multi ca oricand. an un bogat
izvor de inspiratie in evenimentale
pOlitice recente. 1ata aprecierile
"Patriei" in privinta aceasta:
Oar taranul roman. de cand S'a
pOmenit pc lume. neavand. cum nu
are nici All. alt mijloc de a-si face
cunoscut elanul inimii sale. STA IA
cut cantecul scrisoare 81 pc cerce-
tas postas. 81 cantecul taranuIui
roman II "a fost nici cand de bucu-
rie. Fie ca avut sa-si planga con
ducatorii omoriti miseleste, fie ca
STA plans durerea de servi sub
drapelul unei tari streine. i'm can
tecile taranului roman din Ardeal
'au perindat intotdeauna descrip-
| tile principalelor evenimente. ST
nimeni n ar putea obiecta inexacti-
tatea faptelor.
| "Astazi in lipsa de pOsta 81 pre-
sa tot cantecnl 81 pOezia populara,
ltrecand din sat in sat stabileste @
comunitate de gandire. In urma
monstruOaselOr alegeri, era firesc
ca elementul predominant sd fie
| falsificarea voturilor 81 promisiu-
nilor retinute. Liam la intampla-
re o poezie care circula prin jurul
Orastiei:
| Fodie rerde de scnmpie
| Frdtilor din Ordstie
| Va trinH o pOezie.
| ''Dupa ce anonimul poet arata
! fala din trecut Orastiei prin an.
titeza scoate i'm relief ca "domni
| au furat drepturile." Trece ma
departe 81 dupa ce-si arata mere
derea in d. Vlad, "drept ca o lu-
nina pc care oamenii il cunosc
| din timpuri cand era mare cinste
"a spune ca esti roman, aduce vorba
despre /" fapta lui Mosoiu care Va
rasplati-o Dumnezeu.' Ca s,as ales
i Gu fortd 81 cu furat.
i Si-apoi cum ne maj m'n!idi
Ca pdmint 81 munti ne dai
De care nici TT M prea al!
"Tndignarea romanulni creste,. $
, dupa ce blestema pc alesul priI
! inselaciune 81 pc toti al lui, Isl re
aminteste vremurile sale de lnpta
81 trece la amenintari facand ape
Il la romani sa-si faca dreptate G,
sculele lui eel dau 81 painea d
Il toate zilele. sapa lucitoare = arm
!, tragatoare, coasa iubita - sable In
eta. furca indrugita snlita as
j cutita.
"Cantece asemenea celui de su
circula 81 sunt produse in toate ss
ltele Ardealului.
IL (Din "Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09
zBoNzTI 4AkUL
AMERICA.
DACA YREI

81 M lntinzi mana Ia coltvl
gteadelor a 60 eaad 4 Fkla@s
far4 . mank sAu m picior u,
ssrie-ie' intr'o Sociatste din
uninno1 4, ;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-09
tind totodata 81 darea dupa inte,

tind t0todata 81 darea dupa inte>
rese.
Banca Centrala executa cat Sc
pOate mai prompt orice incasso.
este cxacta 81 eXtraordinar de
.cnlanta, caci nu calcnleaZa 81 pro
.vM,iirc de incassa. cOmssion. etc.
Ar fl de dorit, ca din nici o
casa romaneasca sd nu lipseasca
actiila de la Banca Centrala, earl
All Sc pot capata cam cu 3A---4
dollari, lar peste cativa ami, cand
va creste din nou valoarea de
ours a Leumi. vor pntea fl vred-
nice chiar 81 pana la 100 de
Dollari.
Fratilor Nh nitati 81 nn in
trclasati a cllmpara astfcl de actii
pana &c este cursnl Dollarnlui ia.
vorabil pcntrn vol.
(Adv.) Banca Centrala.