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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-27
POSTPONED R0OFIT
nEfT|Ne OCT. q

The meeting Of farmers that was to
be held In Broadus last saturday. for
lack Of tutsrest and attendance was
postponed until Saturday. October 20,
TO start promptly ct 1850 in the high
school bullding. The Importance Of
this meeting has been overlooked by
the farmers ana ranchers for 1t means
that II an organization II not perfected
there will be no apportionment Of free
prairie deg bait for this county. Mem.
bershtp In such an organisation calls
Tor no expense or obligation, but it is
necessary to have an organised roden
club to continue the work a. initiated
last year and carried on this year by
this paper.
A. H. Oman Of the biological survey
cooperating with the state extension
with headquarters at Boseman, will be
here for the Saturday afternoon meet
ing and viii be compelled to leave
at $3.50 o'clock to keep an appoint.
ment at Powderville 90 that the meet
ing must be started promptly at 1850
o'clock.
The object Of the meeting il to COM
plete a county organisation for rodent
control and tc. make appl ication for free
bait on state and public land where an
effort Is being made TO clean up thru
systematic work. Forty counties most.
ly through their Farm Bueraus will
have rodep campaigns underway next
spring. Distribution Ct the free bait
Is to be made in the fairest wRy pc ssi-
BILE SO that the state could arrange to
deal with organisations and work on
q cooperative basis. otherwise no serv.
ice win be gevinc. Cooperation in dis
tribution is possible for next spring
with an organisation for thot purpose
but beyond that time il IL not known
whether the free bait will be availa-
BILE. The free bait il apportioned upon
the amount OF land involved and until
an estimate is produced Mr.. Oman is
unable to state whether one. two or
three thousand pounds Of free bait
would be apporttcned to this county.
Reports are to be made by January. If
the county or individuals wish to wage
campaigns independently. the state
will sell them strycnnin at 81 an
ounce and send man here to help
prepare the bait as well as attend to
the preparation of the free bait
Mr.. Oman. accompanied by Joha L.
Scofield. was on Pumpkin creek Mon.
day and Tuesday. They had car trou-
BILE when the brakes burned out and
the reverse was broken, forcing them
to return to Brcadus via Loesch's for
repairs. They were unable to keep an
appointment at Pinto Tuesday AFTER
noon and at Bay Horse Wednesday
forenoon.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-27

trainload out OF lues City Thursday
evening. TAA shippers complained OF
the feeding facilities ae staples. MINI.
The tFaln arrived aa its destination In
Chtca3o sunday and Was unloadea at
mdnikAt.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-27
ELROD GETS ,Qooo FINE AND
SIX MONTHS N JAZZ

The Belle Fourche Bee says that L.
b. Mrod Of Boyes. Mont. entered a
plea to having liquor In his posses
sion ana received . tlne OF $500 aud nix
months In the county tall. The ian
sentence was suspended providing the
hne to paid and Mr.. Dlrod u In tho
county Jail at Belle Feurche.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-27
OWsLEi NEW COMMANDER
OF AMERICAN LEGION

At New Orleans last week. Alvin NJ
Owsley of Texas was chosen as ma
tionai commander Of the American IAs-
gion to succeed Hanford MacNiiler.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-27

PlRsT ALFALFA HAY aDa.e.S
Al 1--WE pDosG A9A A V1bS
The arAt dealing In hay - far N ~.
ported. wss . tsw days A9.s when Ira
franklin purchased ~ tone OF aiialfa
hay from Matt Benai On the tlt4le
Powder river. paying aim 4S . ~,
Evening star., 1922-11-07

| OAKLAND. 1920
\ 5-pass. touring: motor entirely rebuilt: good
rubber. upholsterng and top; also in tne shape
This Il not cheap used but one we
have rebuilt for long and continued service
| STUDERAkER.
J SlI l3th st
Evening star., 1922-11-07
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The Following business have recommended The Star
be made The will attention.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
TABLE BOARD.

1902 ore ST-t;ood. hot southern cooked
meals; limited number: s22.50 per month.
NEAR Dupont CIECLE-S25 month, meal,
home cooking North .,51
OPPOSITE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. .GIs
W""diry rosd-ENc-iIent table; referenr.>
trsnsienfs- 1elephon. Col. 1886 -
1919 EYE S.W.-The new mirror dining room
Just opened quality and quantity. regular
seven-course dinner; chicken dinners and ir.
cream. cake. ~'r.. Thursdays and SlInGa'
fresh country eggs our specially; hotel sprvi.s
at reasonable rates -
Evening star., 1922-11-07

III SINESS man wants room and hath run
ming wat"r; y"'inity Dupont Circle state -!
particulars and price. Address BOX 80
Stsr Office
Evening star., 1922-11-07

SlpEBpARl small antique mahogany. rolled
ends. So. five barrels full of excelsior. -
Phone tol' . bIn ,liSl W 7s
Evening star., 1922-11-07
APARTMENTS TO LET.

| 1901 CALVERT. ROOMS. BATH PORCH
1 couple or girls.
! 1913 ST. N.W-powntown: one room and
r~o room: neat and exceedingly clean auI
! light: 81, and $40. also a light. well heated
1 bedrnom: hu.h eiec.. gas and telephone.
| 1909 VERNON ST. NV w-FrRSISHEp APT
Ink. FIRST floor: we'll arranged for marrIed
couple. -
BACHELOR APARTMENT-HoTEI. sERv
ice; one and tw" rooms with private hath
The Albany Arartment, l1ol 81. NV. J.
HAlaAs !, 'hMnY Mn,1 g 81 Maryland bldg 1910
ATTRACTIVELY FIRNiSHED AND HEAT
! ed twor"om and bath apartment. use -
! kitchen: clean: new mi: fireplace: screened
porch: reasonable. Glen Echo. Phone Beta
$50. BARGAIN. IMMEnIATE POSSESSION
light rooms private bath and porch; adult.
2ll' 18th ST. North 1913
! TWO ROOMS. sLEEPING PORCH LARGE
: front portico. 14th 81 ear line: no children
! 80 month. &c Carroll ave. Takoma Park -
12os EMERSON ST w-THREE ROOMS
bath: laundry: fr"nt and sleeping porchss: un-
| limited phone: lighted. heated: 81" monIH
! 1915 uI'E ST N.w-ONE ROOM KITCHEN
cite and bath: employed ladies: s5a. inriud.
| ing gas and electricity. :.
/; IA II ST SE-FIRST TLooR-FoIE
larg" rooms. hath. : ior'hrs; large yard; sic
pAyIn r. THOMAS SIG 14,h St. Nv.
! Main 3':4s Columbia 1929 W. -
1923 VERMONT AVE. N.w--TW0 ROOMS
and bath. second floor: ami. light bous-
| keeping: also rooms: central lorstion.
| I4:sY CHAPLIN ST-ATTRiCTTvE. ROOMS.
!ihk: S3s. Col. 154n,I
THD NORTHUMBERIAND-rw LARGE
; rooms. largo kitchen and closets: a'trsctiv"ly
! furnished: no linen or silver: YEARLY leas.
| sllo monthly: vacant. Call North $3.50
| 90 z. CAPITOI--TWO ROOMS KITCHEN
cite. gas stove. sinh: completely furnished.
rard.
THE SANTA ROSA. NICELY FURNISHED
housekeeping sft.. r"'ms and hath; every
modern convenience: = bedrooms front second
| floor: vacant Apply at office. l1I2 18th ST.
Inv.
ATTRACTIVE 3-R""M BATH: Fur. Hk
| apt: gas and electricity: choice Location. 81.
Capitol. Phone cl.ve. asl-J. evenings.
COUPLE WILL SHARE FURNISHED APIA
. rooms. bath. gas. eiec-. h.w.h.: all "ursids
r"oms. 10 parties ring exp: no obj Z" chi
dren Sf"i Pa ave. washington c!rcls,.
14:4 ST. SIT ROOMS BATH: II w
! heat. ele".. ele"tri' washer and vacuum clean
| er: housekeeping; garage. -
2Jll PENNSYLVANIA AVE W.-REATTI.
fully furnished bachelor apt: suitable two gen
tl-men: ami: exclusive; rents made at'rnr-
1877 kTLBorRNE PI. NW-THREE r>
furnished rooms. lhk.. porch, semi-rriNa'e
| hath: a.mi.: two adults. $50. %
4! MODERN. ; ROOMS AND BATH A a.
! HoFGHToN co. 1915 II ST. NV.
| 1890 COLUMBIA RD.-LEAvING CITY.
! must ssrrihre contents OF 2.r"om apt: rent.
s4n: electricity: unlimited phone: reasonable.
: ROOMS AND RATH, FIRST FLOOR; n. W
heat; excellent ncighhorhood northwest
tion; government departments. Apply
COLLINS. hotel restaurant sas 18th st. ".
| ONE BARGAIN LEFT-S0ME FREE RENT.
! 500 for rooms. bath. sleeping porch: com
pletely furn.. including piano, linens. silvs-.
| dishes etc. Apply 40 18th ST. w. room 2oS
| 8 ROOMS AND BATH. FRONT. So, MONTH.
rooms and hath. Sl5': in firsr class n ~.
building. handsomely furnished: possession.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

CI0THES-Wnj .ingmsn. the interest or our
customers il rS amount wirh all our buy
lng ~ dome WI n a view II satisfaction. aud
that's why We keep busy selling good grade.
slightly used . uits s. up. Good to know this.
.Iu,fh'S an,
Evening star., 1922-11-07

ny November IL, in good NV. s.ctinn. by two
f-nn"f persons. one or two partly furnished
ronms with kitcheBptte use 81 Kitchen .
limit. 500. Address BOX .j5 y. Stur 'fire -
Evening star., 1922-11-07

PRINET rld nther ornamental plants. Fair
faN Farms TO-, Inc. Fairfax. Va. Phone Fair
Evening star., 1922-11-07

Ky LADY. furnished. single room with rr.-
vate family I'rntrstantl: NV. saclior prr-
f~rred. Address BOX 1896 y STIR o,r.-
Evening star., 1922-11-07

WAII-P- lpER 10000 pieces: every piece .
nargnin Mahoney's Wallpaper Bargain House.
"a Pa. live SO no11s
Evening star., 1922-11-07

lot Nc MAN desires ronfortshp FURNISHED
room IN vicinity Of 18th and ]. Sic NV: De-,
over $50. Address RoN 215 y Star office $.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

RESPONSIBLE adult desires quiet room fprcr
erahlr unfnrnshedi; bath; vicinity FsrrarGr
hQuar": ad"qu3t" heat required: ki'rhen.tf.
hrfplacr por h desirable. Address 1904 Lsmout
| ~
Evening star., 1922-11-07

SHOW tASES AND STORE FIXTURES. SAM.
TIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPE' AL PRICES. 'BtY AT THE FAC
TOR { e" RISE & COMPANY. sos Low ST.
RAi hIMORE. MD
Evening star., 1922-11-07

YOUNG LADY wishes moderate frirpd room
with or without krrhnnrlI-. in strictly pr
Nhte nome or apartment, northwest se-tI"n
mol 100 Tar ont or near East Capitol. 10
\ modern and refined VITA cnnc.nisi srmosph.r":
state terms. Address BOX 225 y. Star on %.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

REMINGTON PUMP GTN-Brand- new: 70
"a nsed only th~f times: must sacrinre
$40 cash. AMI shells included. Phona
North zoos "
Evening star., 1922-11-07

RARY CARRIAGE silver gray reed: reason
Evening star., 1922-11-07
WANTED-ROOMS.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms Nv refined
young couple with girl three years old stp o
terms. Address Box 1g-N. Star office
TWO TNFTRNISHED ROOMS, hath. IN
not over $50: employed couple Address EY1
49, n Star Office
Evening star., 1922-11-07

HIGI sCHooI. . ldrt suit, $40; size n.
in North Gs,H.
EAEl CAERIAt f, excellent condition. SIS.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

STEEL, DISC WIEEBS-One set. for Ford
complete with spare VI ieel bracket. Hall, 3oi
Evening star., 1922-11-07

BACHELOR APARTMENT-HOTEL SFRv-
ice: one and two with private bath
The Albany Apartment, 1901 II -. NV. ].
DALLAS GRADY. 81 Maryland bldg 1910
II st. NV Main ~
Evening star., 1922-11-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.

FRANKLIN COTPE. 5-passrnger. traded in on
new Lincoln: this in perfect shape; up
holatery spOtlesS; ) wire wheels and tires;
motor excellent; price is right for quick sale
smaller ear as part payment See Mr. Brad
Evening star., 1922-11-07

f, ATTRACT1VELY FrRNiSHED AND HEAT
! ed two-r"om and bafh apartment usa 81"
kitchen: clean: new mi: fireplace: screened
porch: reasonable. Glen Echo Phone Beta
esds 2al-fi 10.
Evening star., 1922-11-07

1901 CALvERT-a ROOMS. BATH. PORCH
couple girls.
l2l4 ST. N.w.-powntown: one room and 3
rwo-rOom. neat and exceedingly clean and
light: s3t and $40. also light well heated
bedroom hv.h.. elec.. gas and telephone.
1900 VERNON ST NV -FTRNISHEp APT
Ink. hrst floor: We'll arranged for married
couple. -
Evening star., 1922-11-07

~ kY CARRIAGE. whit" enamel. 1872 sth
Evening star., 1922-11-07

-Four in One Shingles per square y 30
Shove. 59c. pi"h. 6.s. rahe. TIE. CUD bna
tiun all three. 81 80
Government Lanterns. 6.'c
SIDNEY l.. I1i.C II NIGER co.
9Th and e -t~ 9th and Fla e.
s"urhwest Camp Neigs
statesmen at Both Offices.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK

F0TR RAREIT nor ms. ia" : at Sc
RoS'rUN TERRIERS p..IsGrrs, Thoroughbred: :
susll fox terriers: all crlor>: Persian eats.
Mur rIutL Il
Evening star., 1922-11-07

n BASIN. gas buruer. shampoo spray.
Evening star., 1922-11-07
PAPERHANGING.

! PAPERHANGINt; $50 Up. INC1ID1SG
, paper. ont border WALTER CHADWICK.
| l01S Douglas ne North I260-W de3s
CALL Me FIRST-ROoMS PAPEREn. 81
! and up: FIRST class work. JOE EGDAL. 81 Fla
ava Iill q"
Evening star., 1922-11-07

NfNTER COATS suits DRESSES. hats. waists.
snes: stylish. reasonable. l,GS You st. apt u
ItS3 FLORIDA NV. Good huildiuG material
s'nd brick. On job "Wednesday.
svA,TTM CLEANER. plnr~y: sid"hoard. hat
-rark music cabinet. plat. raj tol- .~hS or
,SI3a lam 81
Evening star., 1922-11-07

LAC dIINE-wiil sell at .
.sb. sale: practically new
Evening star., 1922-11-07

condition; size =;
400 -
Evening star., 1922-11-07
MATTRESS MAKING & REMOVAL

VI n 7 tFISS VANI.NU a NBs-S"S - - y
SPECIAL FOR FALL CLEANlSG-MAT-
trpsses, box springs. iron frame springs. rnsh
ions and pillows renovated at special prices.
Special this week--mattressrs renovated, 81 so
COLUMBIA BEDDISG co, Sl8 f st. NV.
Phone Main ..I2S
Evening star., 1922-11-07

Ford 1921. sa75 Ias W s,. NV. Ts
FORD. 1872: practically new: s mo. use: fully
equipped; reasonable for quick sale. GIG +
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05
WORK ON sHoRTcUT TRAIL
 COMPLETED BY COMMISSION

The work of straightening and otherwise improving the shortcut trail between Nenana and Knights roadhouse on the Toklet, has been completed and, from accounts brnt in by travellers, the trail is now in first class shape for mushers and dog teams
 Superintendent Sterling, under the direction of whom tn, work was done, informed a representative of The News yesterday that the actual length of the trail is 40 and three terths miles. Along the trail shelter tents have been erected at ,.!!cs 17 and 30 MilePos.s have ben pat up along the entire route and the distance from each post tc the near est shelter tent and to the Toklat roadhouse have been plainly marked thereon.
 It is 24 miles by rail from Ne mana .o Kobi Station and from that point 10 the Toklat il iS @6 miles. The accurate measurement of the shortcut trail puts all argument at rest regarding the distance between Nenana and the Tokia-, and recalls wide variation Of guesses at the length of the trail, the closest guess known to The News being tha. of Mail Carrier George Duncan, who some time ago estimated the dis tance at 42 miles
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

After the Sun goes down, What ?
 ALADDIN LIGHT of course. For sale at Taylor's. The e5 percent Air Lamp
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

On account of the changes in the train schedules, Rev. Fred c. Scher- CT, of the Presbyterian church, Of Fairbanks, who arrived from the upper town yesterday to hold serv- ices at Grace church, announces that he will hold service at 11:30 Sunday morning instead of the usual hour Sunday evening.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05
Local Train Schedule
OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive Nenana as follows:
 200 p. m., Sunday and Wednesday for Healy, Mckinley Park, Tal- keetna. Wasilla, Anchorage and Seward. Arrives Nenana 11:50 a. m, Sunday and Thursday. 200 p. m, Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday for Healy, Mckinley Park. Arrives Nenana :50 g. m. Sunday, Monday and Thursday. POO p. m, Sunday and Thursday for Dunbar, Fairbanks, Chatanika. Arrives Nenana 12:10 p. m, Sun day and Wednesday.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05
PERSONAL
P kHHRHkxsHeHsHHHHH

Mayor C. Harry Woodward, 0 Fairbanks, arrived in Nenana ol yesterdays train and returned |, the upper town today.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

". H. Jerome and Alfred Oak were among yesterdays arrivals in town. They are stopping at the Southern. s .+~.:..<
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

Pete Jepson is back in town from a holiday spent in Fairbanks. He is registered at the Southern.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

such as wheat, barley, oats, etc, might be made higher. Just recent Y the Farmers Association of Fair banks have purchased and erected their own flour mill with which they propose to grind into flour the 1921 wheat crop. The freight rate on four from the Outside might be purposely set high in order to en- courage this new industry"
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

Captain C. ". Adams left for Minto on Wednesday to look after the steamer Panama and to get the boat into a place of safety before the breakup. The Panama was sunk last fall and is now in a dangerous position in the ice.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

Mayor C. Harry Woodward, of Fairbanks, arrived in Nenana on yesterdays train and returned to the upper town today
 Mir. and Mrs. K. E. Casparis re- turned to Nenana from Fairbanks on yesterdays train.
 Herb Wilson is back in town from a trip to Fairbanks, where he spent the festive season. He will leave for the Kantizhna country in few days.
 Pete Jepson is back in town from a holiday spent in Fairbanks. He is registered at the Southern. Lynn Smith, sourdough jeweler of Ruby and Panama, arrived from Fairbanks yesterday and took the afternoon train for the coast. He is headed for the States. - Joe Burns was returning passen- ger on the train from Fairbanks yesterday.
 Arnt Greve, c. E., who was in charge of the work of improving the new shortcut trail from Nenana to the Toklat, is spending a few days in town, following the compile ton of the work.
 Will the person who has the vel low domino please return same to the D'Orsay Shop?
 W. H. Jerome and Alfred Oak were among yesterdays arrivals in town. They are stopping at the Southern. =-.:..<.
 The committee in charge of the recent Moose masquerade has sup piled with the following official list of those who carried away prizes at the annual affair: Al Clarno, Gaylord Peterson, Jack Mclean, Miss Jessie Johnston, Mrs. Norvin E. Smith, Miss Alma Watson, Mrs W H, Gilcher, Mrs. J. H. Flower, Mrs. Joe Fischer, ParEe L, Stump, Louis Anderson, A. A. Laska, Mrs. Vincent H. Peirce, Joe Fischer.
 On account of the changes in the train schedules, Rev. Fred G. Scher- CT, of the Presbyterian church, Of Fairbanks, who arrived from the upper town yesterday to hold serv- ices at Grace church, announces that he will hold service at 11:30 Sunday morning instead of the usual hour Sunday evening.
 The Anchorage train due ar Riley yesterday, has been held up at Mile 305 by heavy snow and an accident to the sonw blow in use at that point on the road. The train was still stalled late this afternoon and probably will not reach Riley until some time tomorrow afternoon. The Fairbanks train, due to arrive to- day, will not come down until to- morrow. The passengers leaving Ne mana yesterday for the coast, are still at Riley awaiting the lifting of the blockade.
 The entertainment committee of the local lodge of Pioneers is making elaborate arrangements for the Lad ies Night to be held on the next regular meeting night.
 Federal Judge Clegg returned to Fairbanks yesterday, after a visit to the Canyon district.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05
C E N III E M E N

The Cleaning, Mending and Press ing of Shirts, Parkas, Suits, Robes and Fur Coats goes merrily on at
 D'ORS SAYS SHOP
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

The entertainment committee of the local lodge of Pioneers is making elaborate arrangements for the Lad ies Night to be held on the next regular meeting night.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

Federal Judge Clegg returned to Fairbanks yesterday, after a visit to the Canyon district.
The Nenana news., 1922-01-05

M. Y. Tyler has returned to town from Logjam, on the Tolovana river, where he visited with his little daughter and Mrs. Tyler's mother, Mrs. A. L. Dickinson. He reports very little travel in that direction this winter.
 Fine Stock Staple ana Fancy Gro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-09
NtCR0t0G

Gu adanca parere de rau anun,
tam incetarea din viata prea
lubltului nostfu Sot, tata 81 cum
nat, John Cheeky reposat Luni
s Maiu 1922 la ora ? 40 IA. m. in
etate de 40 ami. Aici il deplange
lntristata familie. sofia Iuliana ii
copiii Margareta, John, Carol 81
Mihail. 81 o sora Ida. Solemnita-
tea fnnebrala Sc. va sayarsi la
locuinta 5409 Herman ave. Mer-
.curi 10 Maiu la ora / p. m.
Prietinii 81 cilnoscutii sunt in
vitati laa pare la inmorman-
tare.
F'Ie-i terlna usoara 81 memoria
binecuvantata. Familia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-09
MOARFEA UEUI TOREADoR

Madrid, 8 Mai.-FaimOsul torea-
dor GfanerO fOst ucis astazi de
tallrul cu care Sc lupta in arena.
Tanrul Ia atacat GU furie incol-
tlndu-l intre niste coloane 81 mutt
landu-l oribil inainte ca cineva sal
fl putllt sari intr 'ajutor.
Granero a savut crancene 81 ne
numarate lupA Gu tamrii, iesind
intotdeanna invingator, afara de
cat<va ocazii cand suferit in lup-
ia cate o sgarietura sau doua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-09

tara numai trei dintre ei an mail
ramas la conferinta de la Geneva.
So
Geneva. Prim-mipistrul Siam
houlisky anuntat ca Generalu-Af
mi Nrangel lisa permis sa To-
cuiasca in Bulgaria ca persoanil
particulara, 81 nici' de cum ca co.
militar.
Liverpool. Doctorul Casey
Wood din Chicago a sosit aici 81
studicze cantecul privighetoafei
engleze.
Madrid. - Strife prinite de la
eranito portugheza anunta ca gu
vernul din Lisabona a lnat noui
masuri pentru infrinarea activi-
tatii revolutionarilor.
Londra. Austin Chamber
lain Spus in casa comunelor ca
Anglia nu Sc simte datoare "a lua
vre-o obligatie catre Russia pen
tru stricaciunile facute de trll-
peIe aliatilor dupa inchierea ar.
mist tiului.
Melbourne. Ga fezultat al
confcrintei de deSarmare de ia
Washington, vaporul american
"Australia' VA fl cufundat ir
dreptul portulu Sydney la ur
exercitiu de tragere in tinta ;
artileriei navale.
Constantinopol. = Hamid Mey
I'm Turc Nationalist, zice ca nj
cxista nici m pact intre guvernu
Italian 81 eel din AngOra, 81 G;
Aneora, n a fOSt una dintre par
tile semnatoare ale tratatulu
RuSo-German de la Rapallo.
Columbus. Ohio. = Emerson
Evans. Constable-lul din BeNley
a fost judecat de tribunal 81 ga
sit vinovat ca facuse rachiu. ID,
oarece inaintea judecatorului G
rau toate dovezile. pana 81 caza
nul. el admS faptul 81 a fos
amendat GU suma de 100 de do
lari. Cazanul,t daca ar fl fost a
altuia. dupa lege trebuia sal i;
el in primire 81 sal pastreze in
tr'o magazie. Find cd era al mi
judecatornl Ia pus sd ii tale c,
IN topor in fata tribunalulni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-09
o NOUA DESCINDERE LA
"GAZETA TRANsIvANIE1"
Arbitrariul va Fl discutat
in parliament.

Citim in 'Gazeta Transilva-
niei'' cu data de eri
'Siguranta gencrala prin SER
viciuI sau din Brasov facut o
noua descindere in rcdactia zia-
rului nostru.
DE rindul trecut cauta mani
festele La llpta" ale partidnlui
national roman; =. .astazi, din Or
dinnl aceluiasi parchet general
(care Sc vede ca n are altceva mai
bun de lucrn de la o vreme), cer-
ceteaza articolele 'Gazetei Tran
silvaniei" 1ncriminate de dl pro-
curor general pentru: Agitatie
contra Statului: agitatie impotri.
va authorization 81 provocarea urel
de clasa.
Dppa ce comenteaza acest nou
fapt. confratele din Brasoy face
nrmatoarele constatari:
'Sa he fie ertat daca dupa
toate acestea, conStatam dona
fapte &c nn sufera interpretare
a. Sc face proces de intentii
"Gazetei Transilvaniei" birou-
Elui de propaganda al partidului
national roman 81 condncatorilor
acestni partid pe eand moral.
tatea publiea sufera in urma IN
famiiior preset libcrale care pro-
voaca adevarate agitatii in masse,
b) Sc influenteaza magistra,
tnra tarei din .paHea partidnlui
liberal. care nm poate Sd Sc raz-
'bupe altfel decat sprin inscepari
de procese politica - ca ne yre.
mea tarilor din Russia.
Aceste afirmatiuni vor Fl dove.
|dite, dc altfel, in Parliament, q,
acte".
Din ''Univessul")
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