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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-19
CLASS OF NINETEEN
RECEIVE RED CROSS

At a special conclave of Clinton
Commandery No. 5, Knights Tenn.
plars, held Wednesday evening at the
Masonic Temple, the Order of the Red
Cross was conferred upon a class OF
10 candidates.
This evening special conclave will
occur at the Masonic Temple when
the Order of the Temple will be con-
ferred Upon class of six candidates.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-19
Men Give Bond

Harvey Metcalf and Marion Carpen-
ter, indicted on charge of using an
automobile for prostitution purposes,
and arrested by Sheriff Lytle Tuesday
and placed in the county Jail, appear
ed before Judge Jewell in common
pleas court late Wednesday afteit
noon and gave bond in the Gum of
800 each. The men were released
from Jail.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-19
COUNTY OFFICIALS
IN UTICA TODAY.
Hold Conference With The
Commissioners OF Lick
ing County

The Knox county commissioners
and County Surveyor Carl VanVoorhis
went to Utica this morning where
they will meet with the commission
ers of Licking county and hold con-
ference relative to the proposed i'm
provement to the Homer-Centerburg
road. The commissioners of the two
counties and County Surveyor Van
Voorhis Travelled over the proposed
improvement during the afternoon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-19
HUNTER IS NAMED
EXCHANGE MANAGER
Former Knox County Man
Chosen Manager OF Mt.
Vernon Farmers
Exchange

Norman II. Hunter, former well.
known citizen OF Knox county, was
elected manager of the Mt Vernon
Farmers Exchange at a meeting of
the directors Wednesday.
The present manager, c. C. Wise,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-19

as the executrix. The will was signed
Feb. Z, 1892, in the presence. OF Nellie
Critchfleld and Judson G. Durbin.
No Tax Due
In the estate of Lenora Rogers,
Probate Judge Duke holds there is no
Inheritance tax due.
~ %
viii Admitted- -
The last will and testament of Ella
Leonard has been admitted to pro-
bate.
Application Made
Application to take or renounce ad.
ministration has been filed in the
probate court of Knox county in the
estate Of Philip Snyder.
Appointment Made
Ethel Jordon of Howard has been
appointed executrix of Anna v. John
son by the probate court. No bond
and no appraisement.
Real Estate Transfers
M. W. Shidler to George Carter, lot
in Academia, 81.
Charles G.. Clymer to A. ]. Griggs
parcel In Academia, 81.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25
WORDEN

r.. W. Tower anu Family were
guests at the II. r. Downing home
Sunday afternoon.
II. +. Chapman Is In Grants Pass
taking treatment for eye trouble.
r. II. Jones Is completing sub
stantiai dwelling on his farm near
worden.
II. II. Gordon. lumber grader Mt
the McCollum milf. is at worden for
a week harvesting.
e. J. McCollum left Monday for
the Upper lake country on nm ap-
praisement trip.
Evelyn Chapman and Lena levin
OF klamath Falls are enjoying an
outing In this vicinity.
Charles Shur. nephew OF A. w.
shur In visiting the latter having
come across the continent from Pen
nsylvania by automobile.
School directors are building .
cottage In the school yard at Wor'
den for home for instructors while
teaching In this district.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25
MINER UN[ARTHS
! ANCIENT BONES
iPrshistoric Relic Discover.
ed IN Northern Part
OF Btisish Columbia


EDMONTON. Alta. July as.--In Q
valley of The far uorthern section OF
Rritlsh Celembia. close 70 the Yskcn
bordes. whIch Il II bc,ieved was
never before visited By . white mee'
FraAk Perry. mining eneiness OF
vanteuver. has discovered the re-
mains 81 mastodoas that oaee roamed
Northssu Csnaea. The location OF the
valley , not marked on maps. but u
IL north aad wsse OF the headvatess
Of the Fladosy river. Indians VIII not
travel shsseeh the valley. belisvinE
Il to BE- haeuted by the giant animals
who's seasA they havs sssa.
In additioe 70 the eoaes there are
footpeiata n the sandstone ana shaie
Of Soma other pre-historsc moassss;
these are clearly eeftnsd msrss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25
p. S. Learns Game Laws
. . . = - .
He Also Csss Biz Idea

Dear Ed Well, 3d. ! ana the mis-.
aus mas been nsh'nx asain ana
whist l VIII not take OFT my lid to
no o'"er county ." e".'n w"'" u
''"cS 70 "s"'"H '."" !" W.
'"oa' '"sy " ea''" '"e ''s" '""" u
'" e"' '"'" F" w" "'' s'''''"s VI
"''''
Its Ike this. Ed. aud the missus
hire room at Eagle Ridge and get u
boat and 20 fishing. We got US a
boatload and a. kthe hotel prop. can
we have the fish cooked for supper.
Tho prop says sure only you first
have got 10 attend TO n few little for
malities. Says ! what do you mean
and the mop says In the ist place
you have got to get a affydavit that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25
ny ROY GIBBONS


CHICAGO. July 25.-A wife's
faith In her mate. her fortitude and
unending self-sacrifice in the face OF
al adversely to bring her husband
.fame---that's the story behind the
story Of . new book that probably
will net Its author fortune In royal
,ties. .D -J q -t ....
Thomas Temple Hoyne wrote the
book. But Mrs. Hoync published II.
helping 10 operate tiny job press
between meal times.
For hree years she had tried to
have regular publishers print the
book. But they refused.
The book Speculation" attacks
some of the popular Isms OF the day
In the field OF economics and politics.
"It's 100 hold a mirroring OF
facts" Mrs. Hoyne says publishers
told her.
Hoyne himself became discourag-
ed. He was willing 10 abandon his lit
erary ambitions.
But Mrs. Hoyne kept her courage,
pawned her jewelry and other valu-
sbles aud camped on the front door
steps OF the publishers homes with.
out success.
The going became harder. They
moved Into q one-room hOme.s office
and printing establishment.
"We'il put that book on the mar.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25

some tags printed which is Just as
good as the regular ones and whom a
bird wants n fish ! say how much
worth do you crav. fish. Either ne
pays me foro ,ns or no fish. iiows
that for u dnrb. En-. Ei' ! get you u
Job doing the sam, ai Rocky Point
and wa max" u cleanup.
Yrs. as befoar
PHiL SPACE.
flsh tagger
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25
sPRiMc' LAKE

Mrs. Oliver. Kinney Of Oisns. on
sunday visited with her parents, ns.
and Mrs. r. q. Williams.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Stewart gave
"a party saturday night in honor OF
their son Kenneth's sixteenth birth
dSy, Those present vsre: Bsd
Chsyus. viola cheyne. Kenneth Cor
den. Ester Oorden, Walter Poison,
Crukst voisom. Irene Folsom Rsby
schrsinsf. Ethel schrsiner. Stella
sehreiner. Mr.. and Ars. Dan Ksylor.
Barpics and 0eorgie Rsvson and
Stella and Marie Schreipsr, called on
HsIss coaehnan sunday
M. caflsop Il the owner Of . new
Fora truck sa6 fla
Nh. chasles Nsek sn> daughter'
Donna. ealled - Mr.. =. O. Williams
on1aes, sai er esPsa sra 1 3
Maet Of the fasnsrs in this neigh
heshaal sse thsessb hsyias. f6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25
l5EI6kA Stfss'
.knO

A man can inherit dollars but not
sense.
Tariff booats. wool and the strike
boosta coal. II WIN Be easy TO keep
cool next winter. .- /,
A transparent Palm Beach. suit
shows you vhat kind Of . man no 10.
Fuaay thinss happsu. One store il
advsrtiany pettiesats. :, rol'
, .'nystssy In 'Boardsr's Desth"---
headline. Interview the cook. 81
'rss old hsrse trader didn't have a.
many things 10 lie about o. the mo-
dern auto svsppss.' r7
n spssass- doesn't break any rec
ords ,gstsing out OF the hospitaL
Wuth six million things a. home
that arc fihe to worry about come
psspls keep up with the Chinese war
'fhs outlook n brighter. We saw
. snsa buy . sew sinSsr basket.
You seldom zee bootlesse'
druAk. y 2
rhs mss a,~ays turpins up his
nose might % wsii tpsa up his toss'
speesss u setiisg what everyone
else .vsnss; happIness y getting what
yos vast. ~ - III
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25

toreesa yoarAa,)


~ In Asuauss Of tho klamath
cA.uh., q, comm.rc. has
-. - :,
H ~ " - ~ v
Ssh FRANCISCO 'ne 'o''owins 'e''er'
may 10 ash that you remove the
imaeiuary ,llne separating klamath
co,.tv.. .nrsso, : yrom r,.,iforn,.. and
.s-,.'..-,.. -..,...,...... -.
- A.. -. 49,.
% s: = 80
advaa"sss epportsa''ies ana s'''se'
N/s ef sspseior California; Califor'
MA ssssI pesetlcally an Of cur busi.
-. and .,,AousA ve .r. m, = ,nv.
---...-,.X :.
'.' s0.' ~e v''. ''S ~
spirit ana can visns'ise the results OF
the movement nov being supported
y public spirited cstisens OF a,i the
t4ss,o,v ,.,,h ~ ~. !. 1nss.sA,s,
s.-.,- ,,
'
some moashs aso : pvs'ness men
laud 10 southern Oregon and to
Klamsth ram, The PortIan ders were
compssIsa 10 travel via Weed. Cal.
o. their way n Klamath Falls. dia-
tanee of s37 miles. ~ compared With
lsl miIss from San Francisco 10
ltlamstA Fails. =
rnsv sound that freight shipped
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-07-25

ket II we have TO die In the attempt" Z"
said the wife.
And she started running off the
book. section by section on a small
job press. -
Now the book IN going"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-02-16
Presbyterian Church
1SS4-1919
Passing Of the Old and the Com
ing Of the New

AS has been stated in another ar
ticle in this issue the Grst Presbyterian
Church Of OkolOna was torn down
and moved to the present site in 1884.
This old land mark withstOod the
sands Of time for a period Of IS years,
Il had stood as monument for all
that wsS good. noble and grand. Il
had been the scene Of many glorious
meetings, happy weddings. sad tun-
erals and joyous, baptismsls Of the
infant in arms. But as time passed
this old house Of worship. dear to SO
many tor many reasons, was found to
be very inadequate.
It was while Joseph c. Jtuart, from
The "Old North State" and Prince.
ton Theological student. was supplying
this church in the summer Of 1918
that new and better church build.
ing was talked Of.
It oil seemed so impossible for the
fact that the world war had just
closed. and finances were at such a
low ebb. In fact the church had no
funds.
The Officers Of the church met and
went thoroughly into the matter and
thought it could not be done. B. F.
Ellis said all we need is faith" and
so big hearted and business like S.
E, Adams was made the big boss"
and with the wise council of Mr..
Dowd McCarley and H. L. Morrison
always BY his side. they sci to work
on Simple faith" to tackle the thing
that seemingly could not be done and
they did it. So this old land mark Of
1884 to 1919 was torn down.
Using as much Of the old material
as possible lovely brick building
was erected During the process Of
building Rev. j. G. Stuart was regu-
IarIy ordained as pastor. By Dec.
1919 the building was ready for ser
vice. and Rev. j. c. Stuart came from
Princeton TO preach the opening ser
mon, Xmas. 1919, This church
built on Simple Faith" at cost of
something like $4,000, is almost clear
Of debt. has a beautiful pipe organ
aHectionately dedicated to Miss Mari
Elliott W no was instrumental in start
ing this pipe organ fund, steam heet,
in fact has everything a modern
church should have. Just let me say
that Mr.. Dowd McCarley has lived
to superintend the building Of two
Presbyterian Churches in OkoIona.
After the completion Of the new
church and after Rev. j. c. Stuart
received his degree at Princeton he
was called as pastor but declined
the call to accept call in the NORTH
ern Church in PepnsyIvania. He is
now at Berwick Penn.
He was followed by the Rev. H.
8, Wade whose letter is to be found
in this issue.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-02-16
stranos colIeesIon q 80.

IN the famous Vatican library there
are more than 100 volumes Of masses
constructed upon popular airs By com
posers Of various nations.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
De RADU COSMIN*)

= frunte frumos boltita 81 adum-
brita de I'm par negru 81 matasos
eel cadea ca doua aripi de corb
Ispre a Use aduna in coctil posterior
al pieptenaturei cline. Doua ar
curl negre de sprancene lungi mu-
riau llsOr la coada ochilor Ell dc
o candoare angelica. I'm mas fin,
lega ca 0 punte Gle Wis, ceru1 ochi-
lor Ell albastri Gu micile ci buze ce,
ca Q boaba de capsuna, iii fagadn-
iau toata fericirea pamanteasca.
All! cum ar Fl sarutat-o patimas
lin clipa aceasta, Dinu, pc gura, pe
umeri, pc brate!
I-se paru nm drept al lui. Nici
Iodata n "a inteles altceva de cateori
Fin ffata, ] s'a ivit 0 fence extren
!e .lecoltata. Pentru ce sc lasv ;
fence, fie ca cea mai frumoasa s
itleala fecioara, goalai De &c, ri
dicand valul pudicitatii, Sc arati
ochilor in splendoarea atitatoar'
de dorinti, daca nu ca sa place |,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
Gratuitatea 81 durata
invatamantului.

In proiectul prezent de asocia-
tie Sc prevede complecta gravita-
te a invat;anantului 81 durata
de s ami fara nici o alta divizara
sau bifurcare. Din clasa Wa Sc
poate trece la liceu.
ID ministru comunica ca pare.
rea cOmlsiei de la Bucuresti est
ca invatamantul primar sd fie de
Z ami durata Chestiunea de altfal
nu e transata 81 Sc va mai disc,lta
Cat priveSte pregatirea invatato-
rulul sa Sc faca in timp de 8 ami,
earl sa echivaleze cu bacalaurea
tul acordat de liceu.
Sc continua in sedinta de dupa
masa discutarea celorlalte puncta
pc carl dl ministru le gaseste
mutt asemanatoare parerilor dom.
nlei sale 81 ale comisiei ce In.
lucreaza la Bucuresti.
in decursul noptii deasemenea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

rereeta DIES. Mai erau .pesmasa de
lllcru a contesei o galerie intreag;i
de portrete 81 fotografii.
lata-mi penatii! exclama
Wanda, vazand pc Dinu ca privc-
ste ell atentie fotografiile: burleii
mel, bunicelc mele, tata, mama. su-
rorile 81 copiii surorilor mele.
Dumneata n al avnt copii?
- Nici odata, desi ma gasesc. All,
a treia CARA maritata. 81 totusi,
as Fl. dorit mutt sd am. Ador CO.
phi! Pc al snrorilor mele. ii iubesc
mai multi decat mamcle lor.
Cum, a treia CARA esti mari
tatas
- Da, a treia CARA. 81 in nici
una din casnicii n am fost fericita
Prilna data, la varsta de 16 ami
m an maritat parintii dupa un a
merican foarte bogat. Era un ON
de afaceri, foarte prozaic. Sufletul
men plin de poezie nh sc 'mpaca
in palatul plictiselii. Dupa cinci
ami, Fam parasit, fugind din Anne.
rica, inapoi la parinti, in Europa
A doua CARA, am PRINT sd flu so
tia unui rus, foarte bogat, 81 acea
eta. Era, insa, de Q gelozie asa d
mare, ca, neputand sa mai indu,
chinnrile, i am parasit 81 pc Ell.
A trcia oara, fmi legal viata d,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11


nhi barbat, sau mai multorae
Cni vrea sd placa, in seara
asta, Wanda, daca nu mie /? Isl zise
Dinu. 81 totusi infraneaza-te. ba-
iete! FIJI tare! Daca della inceput
ti-arati slabiciunea, esti pierdut!
Si Dinu gasi destulA tarie ca sd
reziste ispitei eel macina inilna 81
nervii.
Si-arunca ochii pc l,Nrurilc din
camera 81 lparu cerceta Gu interes
interiorul acestui templu de zeita
Camera, ca orice camera de hotel.
Fcrcstre mari la balloon, ce Sc des-
chideau ca niste usi spre strada.
Usa in drcapta, spre odaia vecina.
Patnri de stejar. Un dulap cu o
glinda mare. Lumina electrical
Tn calOrifer intre ferestrc. Cateva
mese, scaune 81 um jill. IN vase
mllriau niste flori de yacint. Pc
masuta de noapte, intr'tln cosulet
visau cateva floricele liliachii, sau
albe ca niste stelute de zapada.
A! Nh! Isl zise Dinu. Maine
camera aceasta voiu schimba N
gradina. Ii voiu trimite Wande
|cele mai frumoase flori ce voiu ga
81 pc plata.
Pc o masa de lhnga perete, cate
va maldare de CART, in oare-car,
neoranduiala, aratau Cd stapana Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

I'M cOnte polOnez. Oar, cum con-
tele intarzie prin alte tari cautand
poate aventuri noui 81 cum aceasta
purtare o gasesc jignitoare, voil
sfarsi, cred, prin al lasa curand 81
Pc aceSta.
= Oar parintii dumitale umdc
sunt?
Tata-meu, mare aristocrat 81
om foarte bOgat a murit la isbuc-
nirea bOlsevismului, ruinat 81 To-
Wit in cap de calaii vechei Rusii.
Maica-mea s'a retras in America.
in tara ei de nastere.
= Va sa zica, MI esti de sange
curat slav?
= Nh, Dupa tata am sange
francez. Dupa mama sange en-
glez. Mama mare, dupa tata, era
unguroaica. Mama mare, dupa
mama, era germana. @ strabumi-
ca de rara frumusete 81 al carei
hume il port, era poloneza.
Educa;ia mi-am facut-o la Dres-
da 81 Berlin. Copilaria 81 eel mai
frnmosi ami mi-i-am petrecut in
Russia tarista.
Port in vinele mele sangele a
cinci rase 81 in pieptul meu, sufle-
tnl omenirii intregi. Caci, mimic
din ce pc lume nu ma lasat ne
pasatoare. vorbesc sase limbi Ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

lntrucat Ill ministru al instruc-
tiei STA exprimat dorinta de-a
asculta 81 utaliza parerile invatl,
mantului primar s'a luat in des-
batere aceasta chcstiune, lApor-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
(Ur,,,ore)

Ori cate emotii de supreme 81
cllrata voluptate artistica avusesc
el IN muzeele de sculptura 81 pie
tura, in tarile luminii, oricat de
vrajit ramasese in fata faimoaselor
!. capodopere ca Venl1 de Milo, Dia-
4 ma, Galateea, panzele lui Van Dyk,
y ori Raphael, nici cand nu tresarise
n mai sguduitor 81 fericit ca in. fata
81 acestei desavarsite statni vii care
u era contesa Wanda Podolstzka.
Avea corpul plin de exubcranta
tineretii nnei femei de treizeci de
!; ami, corp pc care Dumnenn il etc
" rizase dandu-i mladierea uneis .tre-
b stii. Pc gatul ei de lebada pt1rta
Il lln cap serafic de al Fl xis ca Q al
Y unei copile de saisprezece ami. Un
5 cap fin Gu un oval ideal de classic
Acest volum Sc poate pro.
oura Ia 1ditura ziarului Y Ram.
pa, " Bucuresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
RuPEREA LEGATURILOR ECO
NOMICE Gu ARDEALUL.
o mare primeidie nationala.

80 o mare primejdie nationala. =
@ tara, adicA un stat modern
of'ganMat, este I'm ansamblu de
conditiuni morale 81 matcriale per
feet de inchcgat, viabil in primul
rind prin solidaritatea de interese
81 numai in al doilea rind prin
communicated de limba 81 idealism
polite.
Lucrul acesta este asa de exact
i'm eat am vaZut 81 vedem state.
alcatuite din populatiuni cu
limbi deOsebite. care sunt, totusi,
perfect inchegate. politiceste. prin
puterea comnnitatii intereselor de
viata materiala dmtai, mOrala pc
urma. Dictonul intelepciunii stra-
bunilor romani, primum vivere
deinde philosophari, adica dintai
trebue sa traesti 81 pc urma gan
desti 81 simti. am adauga, =
n a avut nici odata mai multa
aplicare practical de cat i'm vre.
murile noastre.
De altminteri, pc acest element
material dc asigurare 81 inlesnir"
a vietii diferitelor popoare din
cmprinsul Ell Sc intemeia fosta mo-
narhie habsburgica pentru a in
cerca sd mfrnnte curentele vre-
mil moderne 81 tendinta universe
la spre integratiune nationalita-
tilor. Daca i'm domeniul polite nu
$ ar fl produs prea multe 81 prea
grave grescli ale sovinismului ma.
tinnilOr dominante din fosta mo.
narhie 81 in special ale ungurilol
apoi atunci este sigur ca. sub IA
portul posibilitatilor de viata ma
teriala 81 de chibzuita gospodari,
colectiva, popoarele din c,rprinsu
eli mar fl simtit de loc nazuint
centrifugate.
Acestea sunt adevaruri elemen
tare pc care trebue Sa nj le repe
tam mereu pentru a gasi calea ce;
sigura a inchegarii 81 CONSOLIDATE
Romaniei intregite. Initatea poll
tica 81 nationala nu este un scol
unic, sufficient prin el insusi ace
stci Romanii Mari, daca sub ra
portul 1mprejusarilor de viata s
de gospodarie laolalta nu ajungen
sa oferim tuturor conditiuni ma
bune din toate punctele de veder
de cat acelea din trecut.
| Najnnge ca, sub aportul pc
1 little, sa asiguram minoritatilo
din statul nnstru viata national
iprOprie mai liberia de eat acee
pc care 10 ayeau rOmanii i'm fOst
mOnarhie. Conditinnea aceast
odata indeplinita. este nevoe C
81 sub raportul material al Wet
Isl gOspodariei colective.sa Oferil
atat minoritatilor cat 81 roman
lor. oprimat. pana eri, astazi |
beri in Statul lOr, cOnditiuni ct
iputin egale, daca nu superiOar
!acelor din fosta AustrO-Ungari,
| Privita chestiunea din punctr
de vedere al bogatiilor de t.
felul 81 al rehabilitation viitoar
de. viata colectiva, nu mai mean
nici O indOiala ca Romania Mar
iofera tuturor cetatenilor eli cam
mutt mai vast de eat fosta MI
'narhie. Numai cand trecem
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

s'a tinnt 0 sedinta desbatandu-se|
ordinea de ri fondului Gh.
Lazar.
(Din 'Patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11
coNGREsUL INvArAToRILoR

lCr de 1nvaIaIcr. Dlscutla aSupra
chestiunei pensiilor 81 reformei
invatamantului primar.
! Congrcsnl associated generate a
fnvatatorilor din Ardcal deschis
eri Sub presidentia d-lui Traian
Suteu a continual eri in prezenta
d-l,li secretar general Nal0ri.
lnainte de dp,schiderea sedin-
tel, la orele 8 a avut loo solemni-
tatea sfintirci 'Nasi f%telor de
invatatorf caminul mtcmeiat pc
str Rakoczi de asociatie.
La orele II sedinta Sc deschidc
i'll sala prefecturii. la cuvantul
Ill ministru Anghelescu, care a.
llce la cunostinta invatatorilor
ca guyernul fotarit definitiv
nnificarea lefurilor 81 plata dife.
rentilor pc trecut earl sc urea la
suma de II milioane lei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-11

examinarea spiritului de ordine 81
de gospoderie indoiala Sc sire
coara i'm suflete char pc temelul
experientelor din ultimii patrn
ami. De sigur. fost mare dezor-
ganizarea generala a razboiului
pretutindeni. - cu tOate aceste Sc
constata la moi uncle intarzieri
absolut nepermise. Cneori, con-
stat;m char agravari de situate
acolo unde cram in drept sa ne
asteptam la ameliorari.
Nh de mutt am subliniat in jul
rul acesta nenorocirea sistemului
ccntralist de administratie 81 gu,
vernamant care face sa depinda
de Bucuresti ca 81 de sistemul per-
miselor 81 traficurilor Capitalei,
mtreg comcrtul de import 81 ex.
port al tarii intregite. Am arafat
atumci nenorocirea cp constitute
Capitala centraliSta. prin sc,lmpe-
tea ce provoaca i'm toate opera
ti,lnile. char cand ele s'ar putea
face mutt mai ieftin la Oradea-
Mare, de pilda, daca. importul din
Cehoslovacia n iar fl strict Deepen.
dent de Bucuresti.
Acum nj Sc relateaza un fapt
multi mai gray decat toate: RUPEE
rea relatiunilor comerciale Ell Ar.
dcalul. Intro ancheta facuta la
Galati de d. T. Pisani pentru zia-
rul Argus. d-Sa a avut marturisi-
rea unor persoane increzute. cd
negusterii Ardeleni prefera apro-
vizionarea din Germania 81 reian
intima legatura cu Triest, Fillme
sau Hamburg in loc sa-si procure
din vechiul regat marfuri cores.
punZatOare 81 sa Sc foloseasca de
pOrturile rationale, Galati. Braila
sau Constanta.
De ce? = Dintr'o cauza foarte
simpla: Din cauza dezordinii 81
dificultatii transportation inte-
rlOarc earl fac mai leSne opera
tiunile Ardealului en- Fillme. Tri-
est orr Hambnrg dccat cu portu-
rile din tara.
Sc lntelege ca negotul transit
Ivanean nu poate ramane la dis
Icretia incapacitatii transporturi-
lor interioare. ci la conditiuni su
iperioare de rapiditate 81 siguran
ita. prefera sa Sc foloseasca dt
transporturile strainatatii ca $
de avantagille altor portnri de
eat acelea rationale. Lucru c,
!, atat-mai. lesne aealizabils in ca
.acest negot transilvanean pc te
imeiui leglturilor sale din trecut
este lnclinat 81 printr run conser
'vatorism lesne explicabil sa pre-
fere, iarasi vechile legaturi cello
inoul din tara cea n0ua care MI !
,ofera eel putin conditiuni egal
de slguranta 81 promptitudine.
Faptul denilntat este extrem d
gray 81 asnpra lui MI putem sta
rui indeajuns.
i Primejduirea unificarii econo
mice este GU atat mai grava G.
eat ea vine dupa nenorocitcle in
cercari de 'unificare cm furca'
sub raportul administrative 81 sr
. fletesc.
/ CDm 'Dacia"o.