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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
Vets Backing Dry Candidate in
Effort to Gust Volstead From
Powerful Post at u. S. CAPITAL

Granite Falls. Mimi, Oct. IL
The father of Americas prohibition
law, opposed for reelection by q
minister and lifelong Toe of liquor
who has the backing of the Ma
tional Association Against the Pro-
hibition Amendment and other
vets
Such is today's strange paradox
in the political campaign in the
Seventh Minnesota congressional
district.
Congressman Andrew J.Volstead,
author of the Volstead prohibition
act, is back home here, making the
hardest political campaign of his
career.
He seeks reelection on his prohi-
bition record, against Rev o. ].
Kyale, who declares himself "drier
than Volstead."
Tho fight has assumed national
interest. The nations dry" and
wet" organizations have both en-
tered the campaign, for it is bound
to have Z tremendous effect upon
the big effort to amend the dry
law and legalise light wines and
beer.
Volstead's opponent is pastor of
the Lutheran church at Benson,
MINI. Rev. Mr.. Kvaie has not rails
ed the prohibition question, did not
seek wet" suppoYt-but regardless
of his dry" views. it has been
thrust upon him.
yelsteaA Power Great.
Volstead Is chairman of the pow
efful judiciary committee Of the
house OF representatives, to which
all bills for modification Of the pro-
hibition act would be referred. Vol
stead's ability to hold down consid-
Grafton of wet measures is big
factor for prohibition strength.
Defeat Of volstead, besides elm
mating him, would improve chances
for favorable action toward amend
ment. II the Republicans retain
control, George 8. Graham, Phila-
delphia, would become chairman OF
the judiciary committee. Vets say
he would be more amenable to
reason" than . prohibitionist.-
Should the Democrats regain
control Of the house. Robert Y.
Thomas Of Kentucky would be the
committee chairman. Consideration
Of modification amendments BY the
judiciary committee would be as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
James Callahan Funeral.

Funeral services for James Gala
han. Moline resident who was killed
Sunday night by an eastbound Sill
Wis interurban near Thirty-seventh
street, were held at $50 O'Clock
this morning in the Danielson 4
Furgie chapel and at 8 O'Clock in
st. Mary's, Catholic church. Rev.
]. S. Kelly, pastor of the church,
was in charge.
o. l.. Carlmark. Harry Grell,
Clyde zimmerman and Joe Acker-
son, employees of Moline Pillow COM
pany, acted as bearers. Interment
was in St. Mary's cemetery, East
Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
APPRAISAL TOPIC
BEFORE REALTORS

Appraisals of real estate will be
discussed at a meeting of realtors
comprising the Rock Island real
estate board to be held at the Rock
Island club on the evening of We'd
nesday, Nov. l.
A dinner will precede the dis
cussion. E. B. Kreis, president; j.
B. Eckhart, secretary, and j. A.
Moran, who were delegates to the
recent meeting of the Illinois Real
tors association at Decatur will
make report Of the achievements OF
the gathering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
FORMER ISLANDER
VISITING PARENTS

Oscar Frazer of Porto Rico, a
New York attorney who represents
sugar interests in that locality, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin G. Frazer, 1874 Twenty
third street.
A former Rock Island boy, Mr..
Frazer, who occupies high place
in his profession, is renewing ac-
quaintance with old friends aud
neighbors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
LIFE TERMS FOR
men CONVICTED
CHARGE Of RAPE
Christ Seifman, "a. and Charles At.
water, Is, Davenport, Receive
Limit Of Law.

In district court, Davenport, this
afternoon, Christ Seifman, aged g..
and Charles Atwatcr, aged IS. were
sentenced to life Imprisonment on
conviction of charges Of rape.
Seifman was found living with
Mabel Anderson, aged IA, gill
whose home is in Mason City
Iowa. Atwater, chiropractic stu
dent. was found to have criminally
treated Violet Renfro, aged IA, at
the home of her parents in Daven-
port, where Atwater was a roomer,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
WAREHOUSE IN
! CHICAGO BURNS

Chicago. Oct. "a. - Fire of un-
Known origin was raging early to-
day in the AnglO-American Provis-
ion -company's warehouse &c" in
the stockyards district. The ware
House was used by Armour & Co.
Is q storehOuse for food stulfs.
/ Because OF the location of the big
9uilding. with railroad tracks on
two sides and Bubbly creek on an
other, fire companies had difficulty
u getting their hose to the blaze.
Thirty engines were called out.
Although they had great diff
dulty in fighting the blaze in the
warehouse, firemen apparently had
the fire confined to the one building
md said they could keep it from
Spreading to the municipal garbage
liant nearby.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
DENIES DAMAGE BY
FLOOD IN FLORIDA

Jacksonville, Fla. Oct. ~ r.,
ports of heavy damage in the .' -.
glades section as the result " ~.
foods due to incessant rains VI ~
last few weeks are gross eAses In.
atoms" according to Colohe s.. w.
bert A. Youugberg, United S" ,ss
army engineer in charge u
Florida district.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
EANK STOCK SAVES
! GERMANY'S GRAPES

sNeustadt, Bavaria-German grapes
re DOW being grown here on vines
&ith' American roots. In wAging
var on the phylloxera, tiny louise
thich feeds on the roots Of grape
ines. the stats school for vineyard
construction at Nsustadt has hit
&pon q grating plan which prom
hes to save Germany's wine indus
" millions of marks. i
II was found that the vine-louse
I'd NO appetite for the American
bots. Importation Of entire Amer
itan vines was not regarded feas-
ibls, wine experts declaring drinks
lido from the American fruit
Jnnld iiad--uo market among Ger
ans, but experiments proved that
- jiOe- proof roots could be sue
I fnlly grated on the German
sloe.
he old method of pruning vines
8 ia them OF the lics-infecfed
5rlb viii now be supplanted. It il
24peeted. By . general rebuilding Of
vIeegsrqA, using the newly develop
U Geruan-American plants. Con
1eFable WORK already hes beeu
yne along this 1ine.
yfifch's Vegetable Soap. Hleper ..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
FIRE ALARM ROUTS
CHICAGO FACULTY

Chicago, Oct. "a dozen mem
bers of the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Chicago were unceremoni-
ously aroused from slumber at the
Quadrangle club on the campus
yesterday when >firemen clamored
for admittance. There was fire
in the attic but no serious damage
was done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
POSSIBILITIES
OF MISS|SS|PPI
TOLD TO ROTARY


"Creat possibilities are present
ed In developing the western part
Of the United States through the
great Mississippi river that flows
past your door," A. r. Kroh, Chi
cago, head of the educational de-
partment of the Goodyear Rubber
company, told Rotarians at their
noon meeting today.
"Not only in the development OF
this waterway alone do great pos
sibilitfs lie, but in the develop
ment of your city-not only ROCK
Island, but Moline and Davenport
as we'll. You should not be asham-
ed of the fact that you live in Rock
Island because certain undesira-
BILE conditions have existed in this
community. Even il it was neces-
sary for two of Rock islands no
BILE policemen to sacrifice their
lives in order that vice and law
lessness might be stopped, the
thing to remember is that these
conditions no longer exist.
ut is up to you as men and citl-
Gems of Rock Island not only to
see that those conditions are d
thing of the past but to prevent d
recurrence of like conditions in the
future. Your power at the ballot
box is the most accessible way OF
preserving good and order in your
community.
Another thing that I wish to
impress upon you is the fact that
before you can take out you must
put something in. And that some
thing is your duty to make and
keep Rock Island, Moline and Dav-
export cities upon which anyone
may look without a feeling Of
shame" Mr.. Kroh's talk was ia.
vorably received by the large gath
ering of Rotarians as was shown
by the hearty applause which
greeted the conclusion OF his
speech.
| Crockett Talks.
A. E. Crockett, manager Of Tx
board of instruction in the Jone:
I & Laughlin Steel company, Pitts
burgh, gave a talk on Transports
| ton"
1.-THE means Of transportation
can be defined under five heads
Railways, roadways, airways. wire
ways and waterways" he said "Th'
one economic truth that l hearth,
endorse is that the capacity of on
means of transportation absolutel.
limits the volume of what we cal
produce and consume This is tn
sum and substance of our natura
economic fabric but l do not be
lieve that we can make it so mar
row as to limit the application ,
this principal to one agency onl
that of the railroads.
| Easy to See Error.
Zone of the easiest things to d
in our age and generation is t
criticize--to point the finger o
scorn and say I told you so,' whel
men talk about present transporta
ton facilities not being adequate
iGo where you will in this fair Ian
, and you will hear men say tina
there is little hope of having AIDE
lguate returns from business at tn
present time because of their ina
bility to move their wares.
While we all concede preser
methods are insufficient, the trut
of the matter is that we have nj
searched far enough to get at tn
heart of our real transportatio
: problems. The thing for us to d
| is to make ourselves familiar wit
| these conditions and then to pas
, our opinion as we see fit"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
MARKS DROP BELOW
3 CENTS A HUNDRED

New York. Oct. 24.-Disquieting
cable dispatches concerning Ger
mAny's economic condition were re-
hected here today in the further de-
probation Of German marks, which
were quoted at 2ls cents q hundred.
Ihe pne-war price marks was
z3.S cents each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
ADMIRAL LONG PUIS,
FLAG ON PITTSBURGH

Gibraltar, Oct. 24.-vice ADMIN, u.
Andrew T. Long, commander S o.
United States naval forces ~ "a a..
pean waters transferred nls .s 70
from the u. S. S. battlesnlp The
the U. S. S. Cruiser Pittsburgh; i
Pittsburgh is detailed for seI' h IN
the Mediterranean. The utan ~
TODAY for the United States.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
BULLET TAKEN FROM
EYE BY BIGMAGNET

Brainerd. Mimi, Oct. "a. A
giapt magnet was used to remove a
% taliber bullet from the eye of a
boy, Iden Wade. The cartridge ex-
ploded when the boy pounded it
with q stone.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
WIDOW RECEIVES
GEIGER ESTATE

Will Of Reinhart Ceiger. Rock Is
land, names the widow, Bertha
Geiger, sole beneficiary Of his es-
tate. The will. which was admit
ted to probate today by Judge Ben
D. Farrar, was made Nov. 2, 1918
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

prohibition law author (ab0ve),
and Rev. o. ]. Kvale, prohibitionist,
who opposes him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

The modern way TO get what md -
when you want II Is 10 io'N
classified ads
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
Victor E. Setterdahl.

Victor Setterdahl. who was
known to many residents of Rock
Island, died suddenly last night at
his home in Los Angeles, Cal,
where he had lived for Is years
and where he was engaged in pub
lie accOuntancy work.
Mr.. Setterdahl was born in Orion
ILL.,, Nov. 80, 1875. He attended
school in Rock Island, was a star
football player during his student
days at Augustana college, and en-
ioyed an extensive acquaintance in
the city.
He is survived by his wife; his
mother, Mrs. Albertina Setterdahl
Rock Island; a brother, Fred Set
terdahl, Rock Island, and three sis.
tiers, Mrs. G. A. Nelson and Miss
Naomi Setterdahl, tRock Island, and
Mrs. Earl Harbaugh, Fayette, Pa.
1t is probable that the body viii
be brought to Rock Island for in.
terment. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

Fritch's Vegetable soap. Bleuef's.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24
Funeral Of Mrs. Winter.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eva
Winter were held at o'clock this
afternoon in the family residence,
1913 Sixteenth avenue, Moline. Rev.
Phi. Wilhelm, pastor Of the I'm
manuel Lutheran church Of Rock
Island, conducted the services. The
pallbearers were the three sons,
Albert, Louis and Ernest Winter,
Albert Oltmann, William Oltmann
and Louis Schroether. Burial was
in the German Lutheran cemetery
Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-24

ytitch's Vegetable sosD. Blspers.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
CONVOCARE

Socictatea Romano de Aiutor
81 Cultura 'Drapelul Rom'in'
din StrutherS, Ohio, pc aceasta
Gale convoaca pc toti mensbrii dea
lua partc la adunarea generala
lunara carl va avea loc I'M z;;a de
Is Octombrie. in !!al:. Societatii
din Liberty Street No -. scdjnta
Sc deschide la oreic 9 81 .uma.
tate. La ordinea zil... va Il mai
multe chestii importante de re.
zolvat intre care va ii 81 Garca de
seama pc tre! l,ni trecntc. fratii
|sunt rugati lila p1rte ln:r 'un
|numar eat sc poat. tie mare, 81
fratii membri ear II an :lepn, ju.
ramantul sunt rmgati 1i pre-
zenti. 81 tot ,data s,,nt ruyali
frati membri ca conform hotiri
rel luate la li;mt scdinta CD fle
care membru sa alba lolarul pen
tru obiectul car. Ia cinstit mem
bra lula ID. Hos,ar:. Scizc nu So
primesc decat celor bolnayi 81
Icari lucra.
Deci i'll sI,crunta ca ficca"e
membru va fl prez@n-, Va Saiutam
Gu fratiasca dragostn.
In numcle Socletatii ''Drapclul
Roman
(23S-39). Prcsidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
IN VT Ar E

D-nul George n. Urdea din CO.
muna Grid, jndetul Fagaras, Ro-
mania are onoare a face cunOscut
casatoria sa cu dina Rozalia Sirbu.
Dina Rozalia Sirbu din comma
Sebes, judetul Fagaras Romania
are onoare a face cunoscut casa
,toria sa cu d-nul George N. Ur-
dea, Gu toata dragostea invitam
;pe toate rudeniile 81 consateni,
prieteni 81 cnoscutii nostri atat
dim loo cat 81 din jur de a lua
parte la Celebrarea cununiei noa-
|stre religioase care sd va savirsi
de catra Rev. Traian Demian din
Canton, Ohio in ziua de Sambata
in ii Octombrie 1922 la orele
80 p. m. precum 81 la masa care
va fl aranjata la orele s p. IN. ell
cele mai gustoase mancari 81 beu.
| turf racoritoare. Dupa masa va
urma dams pana la ora l din
'noapte in hala Soc. 'Leul" dir
Depot Str. No. ia Salem, Ohio.
NASH vor fl: D-nul Aron 3i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

Revista Samanatorul No. 7 81 s.
Contra acestei procedure, moi Ro.
manii din America, suntem siliti
a lua o actiune energica.
Pentru aceasta am crezut de
cuviinta convoca O MARE
ADUNARE POPORALA, care va
avea loo in ziua de Is Oct. a. G..
in Hala Societatii ''Unirea Ro-
mana" 237 East Woodland Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio la orele 2 .. m.
Stunt rugate in special toate
Parochiile din alte orase, cum 81
Preotii lor carl S 'au bucurat de
sprijinul moral al Parintelui Po-
dea, cum 81 toate Societatile 81
Cluburile, a-si trimite delegati
spre lua parte la desbateri, asc-
lmenea sunt toti acei frati Romani,
carl cred, ca PariAtele Podea este
acel ON, care luptat 81 lupta 81
astazi pentru binele nostru, sunt
rugati sd nu lipseasca.
(233-4D. Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
CO oNyocARE

Clubul Cultural 'Olteanul'
din Youngstown, Ohio, Convoaea
prin aceasta la 0 adunare popo-
rala, pc toti acei frati Romani,
din toata America, Carl pastreaz;,
inca in inima lor poyetele ce
le-au prlmit de la fostul protopop
in America loan Podea, tot tim
pull eat ne-a servit ca Duhoynie
al nostru 81 ca omul binelul.
Scopul acestei adunari este, de
a he ridica glasul nostru contra
acelora carl prin diferite uneltiri
cauta inegri pc accst ON, spre
al impedeca. de mai duce
lupta.. contra acelora. carl numai
binele poporului muncitor nu'l
voesc.
Stiut este ca preotii nostri orto-
doxi aflatori in America, inca in
luna Aprilie acest an, in 0 Confe-
rinta preotcasca, au iscalit un
Memoriu (pira) contra fostului
Trotopop loan Podea, publicat IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

deau fata Gu tanarul Dan Rujescu,
locotencnt de cavalerie baiat
chic 81 Gu monoclu, decorat in
mai multe lupte 81 care purta inca
in pulpa piciorulni drept 0 schija
de ghiulea ce facuse eNplozie
langa' cl, in lllptele de la Mara,
sesti.
lata de ce, printre multi civil
erau in seara asia 81 multi ofiteri
- A! bonsoir Dinule! ii zise
|zarindu-l, colonclul Bombonel Ste.
lleanu, vcchiul prieten.
Bine cal vent, mon cher ma
Iplictiseam grozaN.
Va sa zna cunoSti, 81 tu, pc ia.
milia Banescu?
Ba, nu, m q invitat ginerile
Dan Rujescu care lni-e foartt
/ E 4
drag ii n ann vrut sa lipsesc dels
marea lli bucurie.
Char cd mare, mon cher
ltrei milicane acum plus perspec
tiva inca . vre-o seaptespr prezece
lfat4 find unicul copil a bogati tii6ll
: s.sS#
lamfitrioni!
A! bine ai renit domnnlk
i.Dinn BrMieanu, sllnt fericit q nu
|pi-ai refuzat invitatia.
Oherie, damn voc sa-ti prezihl
d oanpl Dim B Brsd deanp. 3
B isoera O. y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10
IN v IT A R {

Dl loan Bleahu din comuna
Alma, judetul T-Mica, are onoa-
re va face cunoscut casatoria
sd GU d-soara Virginia Miller.
D-soara Virginia Miller din 90.
muna Alma, judetul T.-Mica, are
onoare a va face cunoscut casa
toria sa Gu dl loan Bleahu.
81 invita- ell toata dragostea pc
toate ncamurile, consatcnii 81 GU
noseutii, din loo 81 jur, a lua
'partc la Celebrarea Cununiei lor
Rellgloase, care Va avea loc
Sambata Ia Octombrie 1922, la
ora 2 p. M, in Biserica gr.-or.
'Invierea's din Warren, Ohio.
Precum 81 la masa ce Sc va
aranja la ora 7 80 seara in Hala
soc. 'Biruinta" de sub No. Ill
Walnut ST., Warren, 0.
lar Dumineca in Is Octombrie
la orele : p. m. yom aranJa o
Masa 81 Petrecere in Sala de sub
No. 1852 11th Str. Z. Canton, O.
NASH vor fl: Dl Toma 81 D-na
Maria Fagadar, din com. Bozu,
jud. Sibiiu.
Muzica lui Nick Sanu din
Youngstown, O., va distra pc
onor. oaspeti Gu cclc mai fru-
moase arii dc dams 81 cantece ma
tionale.
Deci in speranta ca vom avea
onoarea a va saluta in mijlocul
nostru, pana la revedere rama
mem salutandu-va Gu toata dra-
gostea.
MIRu 81 NASH.
p. s. Rugam~pc toti prietenii
o., 4,,s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

gOdnica mea
A! je connais bien monsieur
Dinu Bradeanu de nom. Je suis
une de sus grandes admiratriccs.
Venez, poete, je veux vous pre-
ISenter "a maman.
Strabatand printre valurile in
Ivitatilor domnisoara Coca 81 10.
godnicul ei tarira pc Dinu pana
lin fllndul unni salonas roz, undc
maman in grand decolte Gu parul
Ioxigenat, Gu buzele ca sangele, GU
obrajii rumeniti de farduri, Gu
rochia pana la genunchi 81 pull
| Ipele voluptuos desenate sub cio-
Irapii ultra-strayezii, asculta com
lplimentele fnflacarate ale unui
| icerc de .tineri GEO asediasera din
Itoate flancurile. Caci doamna Eu-
Iphrosine Banescu, era inca 0 fe.
mee frumoasa 81 de cucerit. 9
Itetate &c caides c'am usor spuneau
Ignrile. relc, dar Dinu n'avusese
lnici od4tA prilejul s. 81 incredin.
Itezes prin n insnsi de aSeasta.
HG H1u nrezentS rile IL Dim III.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

antantistilor de nlarca, facand
toate insistentelei dandu-sc la ne
vote 81 peste cap. numai sd aiba
in ''palatul' dumisale, la serate,
cate un ofiter franceN, rus, englez
sau american. Tn diplomat, eel
putin, era de rigoare. Oar, cum
selectii musafirii erau din ambele
tabere. Madame Euphrosine Ba>
nesco, GU zambetul vecinic pc
buzele sale promitatoare de feri-
ciri, purta de la uni la altii, par
ca, famura de maslin, ca porum-
bita.
Mai statea in caSele dumneaei, 0
distinsa refugiata rusa, prin-
tesa, fosta ceva la Curtea Tarilor
in yremuri bune, 81 prin aceasta,
facuse cunostinta contesei Wanda
PodOlstzka pc. care invitasc in
scara aceasta Ia serata. In aceea;
fnprejurare fusese inyitate 81 Lud
miAs Mihailovna Gu fata ei Trina,
in colonel rms, I'M Otter de ma
rin6 81 frnmnasa rusoaica Zoraida
2nrozr11 40 Norn Mazda - J1;na,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

- Doream de multi sd va GU
nose domnule Bradeanu. Va ci-
tiam GU pasiunc versurile 81 va
urmaream cu interes scrierile. Gil.
nerele meu care e un mare admi-
rator al dumneavoastra, imi vor-
bia foarte des de dumneata. All
sunt fericita ca va cunosc 81 c'ati
PRINT sa luati parte la marea
noastra bucurie.
- Bonsoir Dinule.
Bonsoir Ulyse.
- Noroc Bradene!
Noroc meme Sache!
ST de la unul la altul Dinu trecu
salutandnsi cunoscutii 81 amicii.
Poete, vino sa te prezint unei
femei de D rara frumusste, CON
test Wanda Podoistxka. s, e:
Uiteio, toelnai - taareapta
|spre piail.
Va multumesc, doaAana BS-
ncscu, 9 cunosc sinaa due sa-i dan
lbuna seara.
cand Wanda aIn ~ DIM II
|inyalui Gu . psigiifs AZ placpta
|nimire, dar pare, ntstr 1ndu-l y
Inn So grabit "a - afste panA
!acum. ss +
cei dol pfiete nj ebip1b bars eate:
|ys y cuyinte ~ " is \ slla
lse asega ~ seat ilui
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

cinta logica vastul current care in
viitor va duce ceeace nu ma in
doesc - spre soarte comuna a po-
pOarelor noastre unite in nevoi 81
in cultul libertatii, dreptului 81 pa
eli.
Nici in trecut, nici in prezent,
nlci in viitor nu e mimic care des-
parte sau ar putea desparti cele
doua popoare vecine, Romania s
Polonia, astfel ca S ar putea spune
ca della Marea Neagra nu-i decat un
singur popor Gu doua stindarde
cea aparatoarea dreptului 81 garan-
tia libertatii.
Animati de astfel de sentimente
ride paharul meu 81 beau in sana-
tatea marelui rege glorios, prmul
rege al Romaniei Mari, unita lie
regele Ferdinand /, in sanatatea
Reginei Maria 81 angustilor Descen
denti a caror soarta, credinta 81
prosperitate Sc leaga 81 contopeste
ell viitorul 81 destinul poporului lol
iubit.
Traiasca regele Ferdinand 81 Re
gina Maria.
"Dacia y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-10

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