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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
''HEAVEN"
Matt. 25:34)

Why should we study about
Heaven? Because in the first place
there is so much about it in the BIZ
BILE. Moody said is would take him
a day and night to read it all.
When one is going to a far country
he begins to study about it. Before
going to Europe / read all l could
find about the countries, cities, ca
thedrals, art galleries, pictures, pal
aces and people.
Heaven is Gods dwelling place 1t
is called His holy habitation. 1t is
called His holy dwelling place; the
habitation of His holiness; Gods
throne. God is Lord of Heaven.
Jesus says, "Our Father which art in
Heaven" If it is childish to speak
of God in Heaven, we must charge
Jesus with it. These passages which
l have quoted, q King $50; Duet
26:15; 2 Chron. 3O-27;. lisa. 63:15;
Ps. 1O3:19; Matt. 11:25), all indi-
cate that God is in Heaven in a more
particular sense than he is anywhere
else.
Heaven is the dwelling place of
the angels. In the Bible the angels
are identified largely with four great
crises: Creation dob 3S:7); Exc
dus and giving of law (Acts 1853;
Gal 21Ql. Hoh 0.0l. Tnoorpot;o,
life of our Lord ok. 2:9-14); Tx.
1890; Events of the last day (Rev.
SGD
Our doctrine of angels is not bas-
ed on an isolated passage. They
fill both testaments and each grand
division of both testaments and are
found in practically every book of
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
THE METHODIST REVIVAL

o. There have been over thirty addi-
tions to the church during the Meth
odist revival. The building is being
taxed to it's capacity each evening,
to hear Rev. DR.. c. c. FARRELL, whose
preaching is an inspiration to all.
Mr.. C. p. Gossett and his large
choir of singers are delighting the
large audiences with wonderful
Gospel songs.
Services will be held to-day at
9:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m. The SER
vices Sunday will be as follows: Sun
day School at $50 a. m, sermon at
1O:45 a. m, mems meeting at 8 p.
M, Epworth League at 6:15 p. m,
and sermon at 700 p. m. The ser
vices will be conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. c. H. Greer.
The following is a synopsis of DR..
Jarrell's sermon yesterday morning:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
LOWRY-BURCH

Rev. G. w. Nutter, pastor of the
Millersburg Christian church, offici-
ated Wednesday morning at eleven
o'clock at the marriage of Miss Mat
tie Woodson Lowry and Mr.. Jesse
Burch. The ceremony took place in
the Central Christian church, in Lex
ington.
The bride is the youngest daugh-
tesr of Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Lowry,
of WilmOre. Mr.. Burch is the new
Neglected deputy clerk of the Jessa-
mine County Court. The attendants
at the wedding were w. w. Quinn
and Miss Emily Morrison, both of
Nicholasville. Mr.. and Mrs. Burch
will reside in Nicholasville. The
wedding was in the nature of a. sur
prise to the many friends of the
young people,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
COLLIVER-SPINKS

Jacob Spinks, %, and Miss May
Colliver, 80, both of Blancaster, O.,
secured marriage license here Tues
day and were married by County
Judge George Batterton, in his pri-
vate office, in the court house. They
left Immediately after the ceremony
for Manchester, where they will re-
side in the future.
"A marriage license was issued
Tuesday afternoon by County
Clerk Pearce Patton to j. G. Goddard
and Miss Martha Stephenson, both of
Bourbon county. Mr.. Goddard is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Goddard,
and Miss Stephenson is a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Stephenson.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24

Covington, and by two uncles, Oscar
W. Miller, of Paris, and Thomas
Bradley, of Winchester. He was a
first cousin of Swift Champ, editor
OF THE NEWS, with whom he was
associated in business for MANY
years.
The body will be brought to
Paris for interment, and will be
taken to the home of Louis Efl3es-
ton, from where the funeral win be
conducted. The funeral arrange
ments will not be made known until
the arrival of the body from Cincin-
natl.
A more extended notice will be
made In the next issue of THE
NEWS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
PETERSON

DIR. Henry Peterson, aged sixty
eight, died at his home in Millers-
burg, at an early hour Tuesday
morning, after long illness due to
a complication Of diseases. DR.. Peter
son was one of the best-known citi-
zens of the Millersburg precinct, a
physician of recognized ability and
high standing in the community.
and man whose worth to the COM
muity was amply attested by the
high esteem in which he was held
by all who knew him.
DR.. Peterson is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Lena Steele Peterson,
and one daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Peterson, three sons, E. T. Peterson.
K. Peterson and H. D. Peterson. and
one brother, Jerry Peterson, the lat
ter residing near Riddles Mills.
The funeral was held yesterday
morning at ten o'clock at the family
home, with services conducted by DR..
c. c. Fisher, of Millersburg College.
The interment followed on the fam
lily lot in the Millersburg Cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: John Wright
Wallace Thorne, Cole Collier. VIM.
Ryan, Horace Purdy and Virgil
Barton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24

Life Is But A Brief Span, A Debt
That All Must Pay
LYLE

Relatives in this city received a
message Wednesday night from Gov
ington, announcing the death there
OF Frank Lyle, aged eighty, for
many years one of the best known
men in the tobacco trade of that vi
cinity. Mr.. Lyle had for many
years been engaged in the tobacco
business as overseer for the R. J.
Reynolds Co., and other large manu-
featuring concerns, and was we'll
known throughout Kentucky in that
capacity.
Mr.. Lyle was an uncle of Omar
and Foster Lyle, of Paris, and Mrs.
Edna Dodson, of Dayton, Ohio. The
funeral will take place in Spring
Grove Cemetery, in Cincinnati.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
BRUCE MILLER
PASSES AWAY
Death Came to Former Paris Editor
And Prominent Newspaper
Man Last Night
BURIAL TO TAKE PLACE HERE

A message received in Paris last
night just as THE NEWS was being
made ready for the press, told of the
death in Cincinnati at one of the
hospitals there, of William Bruce
Miller, former editor and owner of
the Paris Kentuckian-C Citizen.
MIR. Miller had been in declining
health for several months, and had
1or some time been in Meredith,
Texas, in hopes of effecting a restor.
alton to health. His health not i'm.
proved ne was brought back to Gin
clnnati. Mr.. Miller's death was
caused by a complication of heart
trouble and Bright's disease.
MIR. Miller was about fifty-three
years old. He was a native of Mil.
lersburg, the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Miller, pioneer citi-
zens of Bourbon county. His parents
dying when he was quite young, he
was taken into the family of his un.
Gle, the late Bruce Champ, founder
OF THE NEWS, where he made his
nome until he reached his majority,
He learned the printers trade under
MIR. Champ, and continued in THE
NEWS office until at the death of
Col. John Givens Craddock, publish.
er OF the Paris Kentuckian- Citizen
he purchased the plant and good
Will OF the paper, which he success.
FULLY continued until a short time
prior to his death, when failing
health compelled him to retire. dis.
posing Of his business interest to
Louis T. Lilleston.
Early in life Mr.. Miller was mar.
r1ed to Miss Jessie Hughes, daugh-
ter OF the late James M. Hughes.
former County Clerk of Bourbon
county. Her death occurred about
Is years ago. Two years ago Mr.,
Miller was united in marriage TO
MISS Martha Hartwell, of Amelia
ohlo, who survives him. He is also
survived by one sister, Mrs. Allie
Miller Preston, of Ashland, who was
with him when the end came, and
two aunts, Miss Annie 7. Miller. of
Ashland, and Miss Mamie Miller. of
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
NEW TRIP ADDED

TO PARIS AND MT. STERLING
BUS LINE. LEAVES PARIS
DAILY 100 P. M. THIS TRIP IS
ALSO MADE ON SUNDAYS. THE
EARLY TRIP LEAVING DAILY AT
S:45 A. NJ, AS WELL AS MORNING.
TRIPS MARKED K. ON GEORGE
TOWN AND WINCHESTER LINES
ARE NOT MADE ON SUNDAYS
REQ COMFORT BUS LINE.
Ceb24-mar3)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24

County Clerk Pearce Patton issu-
ed marriage license to Asa Webb,
Il, son of Nicholas and Sarah Webb,
and Miss Agnes Kenton, 10, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Kenton, of
near Paris
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24

We've gotten back toward nor
macly far enough for a working man
to buy for about two dollars an
alarm clock which will wake him
early enough to go to work on time
he has job.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
Fire, Wind and Lightning Insur-
ance.
THOMAS. WOODFORD & BRYAN
PARIS COMMERCIAL CLUB

Secretary Harold Harris has ex-
tended an invitation on behalf of
the Paris Commercial Club to the
presidents and secretaries of the
commercial organizations of the
the Executives Conference, which
was organized in Mt. Sterling, to
meet in Paris at noon on Tuesday,
February %. A business session
will follow the noon luncheon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24
MATRIMONIAL
a Record of Dan Cupid's Doings As
The Days Go By

"A marriage license was issued
from the office of the County Clerk
at Cynthiana, to r. H. Kelly, %, of
Cynthiana, and Miss Sophia Jacobs,
Fl, of Millersburg.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-02-24

\ If you once give Tanlac an honest
trial, you will add your voice to the
thousands of others who are praising
it. Roche's Drug Store. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-05

In black and brown. The very
latest in styles and of good
quality.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03
CAUTAM
Bog Four Railroad
CAUTA

Oameni pentru pozitii perma-
nente afara din oras, Indiana
POLLS, Ind.
Masinisti, Pipemen
Cazangii, Spalatori la cazane,
Ferari, Lucratori la sheet metal
Tinichigii, Lucratori la araula,
Reparatori la vagoane,
Oxy-Acetylene Welders,
Ingineri 81 Ulieri stationari.
Doritorii sunt a sc adresa la
Union Depot, Room No. 8.
Veniti preparati de-a parasl
orasul. Plata standard. Locu-
inta 81 mancare buna. Conditii
de greva. Room No. 9, Union
Depot. Intrebati de Mr.. Gilpin.
(1S1-186) ADV
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NUVELE
De I. sLAvIc1*)

Fl 'brumata. lara ca, Livia, era
neastamparata in vreme ce Ell ia.
cca 81 privia mereu in ochii eli. I
Dupa ce Claita s'a intors lar
Gu fetele 81 Gu Budulea Gel ba-
tran la Cocoresti, Ell ma gandianl
me4.eu laHutu 81 Ia Livia, il We.
DEAN tinandurse neincetat de
mana, cum ii vazusem in maj
multe rinduri, si-mi dnchipnism,
eat de groSav trebue 81 fie, cand
cineya in dragoste Gu cineva.
Ma cuprinsese un simtkm1nt
dureros, tainic6 amaraciune, de
care nn ma mai puteam teri,
'Gind-ca intelegeam, ca HATH nu
mai poate 81 tie 4 mine, e toat6
dragostea lui V revarsa asnpra
|I.wiei. El venia tot mai rar ~ \
mine, ii iacele din urn1 An a.
mai vedeam deelt din e6nd n
|eSAd. ssss s,}g Il ssSsss s;ss
N tIdz zssss etnd ~ a.. \
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Societatea Romano de AjutOr
81 Cultura ''Steaua Romano" din
Indianapolis, Ind. Convoaca adu-
narea generala extra-ordinara
Dumineca 6 August a. c. in localul
de intrunire de sub No. 617 w.
Pearl Str.
La ordinea zilci va ii urma-
toarele puncte: l. Deschiderea
sedintei; 2. Cetirea listei functio.
narilor; 3. Cetirea listei membri-
lor; 4. Cetirea Procesului Verbal
de la intrunifea~trecuta; 5. Ad-
miterea membrilor Gu carti de
transfer; 6. mscrierea membrilor
noui; Z. Platirea taxelor; s. Ra-
portul Comitetului de bOlnavi !;
9. Cetirea correspondence 81 pro.
punerile publicate in ambele ziafe
Gu privire la Societate. Toti
membrii sunt rugati a nu pune la
uitare ziua de 6 August avand
chestii mari de discutat. Totodata
d-nii controlori in special sunt
rugati a face 0 controla generala
la Societate. )
In speranta ca toti membrii a,
partinatori vor fl prezenti, am
ramas salutandu-va.
In nnmele Societatii "Steaua
Romana".
Petru Rus, presedinte.
loan O.. Adam, secretar.
(181-82).
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Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Principele Mihai''
din orasiul Sioux City, Iowa, Con.
voaca pe toti membri 81 pc aceia
carl nu sunt membri a lua parte
la adunarea generala lunara pc
ziua de 6 August a. c. la orele
10 inainte de ameazi in lOcalul
d-lui Teodor Parvu de sub No.
525 Laffaete Str. Avand mai
multe puncte de resolvat in ia
vorul Societatii noastre.
Pana la revedere ramanem sa-
lutandu-va, in numele Societatii
''Principele Mihai".
Toma Baltean, presedinte.
Petru !. 0lariu, secretar.
(18OE81).
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bile unui dascal; insa daca vel li
popa, esti mai binc platit si al
mai multa vreme.
81 lar s'a plimbat dascalul
claita 81 s'a plimbat 81 tot s,a
plimbat, fiindca-i parea bine ii
nu stia &c sd mai zica. u
In sfarsit, el s'a oprit, dar ny
u zis mimic, ci a stat 81 q privit
lung Ia Hutu, 81 nllnai dupace y
priyit, pa intrebat: 1
'Cati ami mai trcbue Sd stA
stu pc Ia scoli, pentru ca sd inveH
tot &c pc poate invataY IN
Mult, rapuns Hntu, opt,
zece ami intregi.. u
B multi, Hutnle d 9ts
atnnci dascalul Cldita 81 . ramsS
cuprins de ganduri grele, cdpi Al
5tinea "a Hutu Il Liyia ii era fatd.
W. urms), IA u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

moi, baietii, esiam la morminte, ca
sd ne invatam'lectia la aer curat,
prim|blandu.ne printre visinii in.
floriti orr stand culcati pc iarba
frageda 81 presarata pc ci pc
colo Gu flori de primavara.
Venia cateodata 81 elA
II vedeam primblandu-se dea-
lungnl santului Gu cartea in mana
dar deodata Sc intindea pc iarba,
isi punea cartea la parte 81 ra.
manea timp indelungat privind
la cerul albastru ori Ia norii &c Sc
parindau pc deasupra lui.
Eram foarte nenorocit, fiindca
vedeam cal muncegte ceya ii mic
nu vrea sa-mi spne nimie, ca sta
mai 'bucuros sinsnr cu gandurlls
lui.
'hutule, lam zis Intro n,
cand ma aflsm II dansul al,
e. tu II ~ te insori cu Liyisl
El ! tfessrit q a csnd = Il
fost prins asupra nnei fapte rele,
. priyit lu1e ~ mipe, apoi -
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co N v0 CAR E

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Murasana" din Har-
risburg. Pa. Convoaca pc totl
membrii de lua parte la aduna-
rea extra ordinara speclala pc
ziua de Dumineca in s August a.
c. la orcle l 80 p. m. in localul
Societatii avand uncle cazuri ur-
gente de rezolvat 81 alegerea unuj
delegat la adunarea Generala a
Uniunei pc ziua de 3 Sept. a. c.
Stunt rugati toti membrii a ii
Absente nemotivate sc
vor amenda conform regulamen-
tului.
In numcle Soc. "Murasana".
Petru D. Petrica, presedinte.
Petru Borlea, secretar.
(10-SI.
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scosi datori fata de Ell.
D. Bratianu mai vorbit 81 Gu
cunoscutul professor englez Kin
nes, care sustine asa de multi pc
germani.
Kinnes s'a exprimat foarte elo-
gios la adresa tarii noastre spu
nandu-ne ca suntem o tara. de
mare viitof 81 ca trebue sa avem
multa incredere in fortele 81 avu.
tia noastra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-03

In chestiunea imprumutului,
pentru plata datoriei flotante, al
Bratianu a declarat ca, deocam-
data nu a luat nici o hotarire.
Acest imprumut Sc va face in
moneta care Sc apropie mai multi
de valoarea aurului, 81 anume Ira
sterlina 81 dolarul.
Din imprumutuli ce am con-
tractat acum, de 2 81 junatate
milioane lire sterline Gu 4 la suta
d0banda, nu Sc wa achita din
datorie, .ci eel multi, daca Sc va
utiliza din el la plata cuponului
ca sa nu finn nevoiti sd platim
cuponul in lei romanesti, pana ce
vom obtine device straine din ex-
portul ce vom face.
Imprumutul ce vom contracta
mai tarziu pc pietele straine, va
servi pentru unificarea retelelor
noastre de Gale ferata, carl astazi
sunt de 4 afeluri 81 la plata dato-
riei publice; dinainte 81 de dupa
razboi.
4 n
Intrebat' daca vom putea face
fata platilor, d-sa raspuns ca
asa cum merg incasarile statului
il indrituesc sd creada cd va pu.
tea face fata platilor.
D-sa a mai spus ca de altfel
tara noastra e una dintre rarile
tari, care a incheiat ami dearin-
dul, afara de 0 scurta perioada
critica, exercitii bugetare Gu cx-
cedente.
ID. V. Bratianu mai spus Cd a
vizitat pc diferiti membri al CO.
siunei de despagubiri declarin-
du-le sd nu ne opreasca in avian
tul refacerii pnnandu-ne tot felul
de piedici. Caci dupa adaosurile
facute ulterior tratatului de pa
ce, moi in loc sd mai avem ceya
de priunit de Ia invinsi, ne vede1n
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Programul d-lui ministru
do finante.

Pr0gramul meu, continue d-nul
Vintila Bratianu, pc care lam
eNpus intr'un consiliu de mini
stri, inca din luna Februarie, Sc
rezuma in doua puncte: echilibra:
rea bugetului 81 ammonia deplina
in cheltueli; y consolidarea da-
toriei flotante, lucruri ce insa nu
Sc pot face fara cchilibrare bu-
getara.
Pcntru aceasta amanascm con-
solidarea pana la toamna ca sd
pot vedea in mod cert cum merg
incasarile statului, ca apoi pc
baza sigura sd incep consolidarea
bonurilor~ de tezaur detinute de
catre particular 81 emise pentru
nevoile mediate de dupa razboi,
ca aproviziogare, etc.
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CONSOLIDATED BoNURILoR
DE TEZAUR.
- Ministrul de finante expune
reprezentantilor preset demersu.
rile facute la Paris 81 Londra
81 rezultatele obtinute.

d. Vintila- Bratianu, urmator
'promisiunii facuta reprezentanti
lor preset la consiliul de ministri
de alaltaeri la primit eri dim, la
orele II, in cabinetul d-sale unde
la pus in current GU demersurlle
81 rezultatele obtinute de d-sa. in
chestiunea CONSOLIDATE bOnurilOr
noastre de tezaur.
f un procedeu occidental care
daca ar Fl mai des repetat, mar
mai da loc la versiuni atat de
diferite in chestnut earl nu SUI
far inexactitati fara prejudicii,
mai ales in materie de finante 81
de credit al statului.
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noastre bogatii che
zasie a incrcderii ce nj Sc acorda.
Modalitatea schimb6rii
bonurilor.

Am avut, continua dl Vintila
Bratianu, prealabila intelegere
Gu reprezentantii diferitelor banci
franceze, engleze, americana 81
italiene asupra modalitatii schim-
barii bonurilor de tezaur ce cir
cula 'pe 'pietele respective, Gu
Ititluri de stat roman. Astfel vo1n
preschimba toate bonurile de te.
zaqr flotante in titluri definitive
purtAtoare de dObanda de 4 la
suta 81 pc un termen de 40 ami.
In brldgetul statului, ma vol
ingriji 81 vol da prioritate platii
cuponulii in strainatate.
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BUDULEA TAICHu.
Nuvok

ST zicandulc aceste, Buduaea
ridea ca omul gaia de a face ,
pozna din cele mai minunate.
Eu cram uimit. Intelegeam
acum, pentruce Hutu Sc facuse
atat de tacut. El era adica in
dragoste Gu LIvia si avea sa Sc
lnsoare Gu ca. Ma uitam la aman.
dol 81 mi Sc pareau atat de nu
stiu cum, in cat ma temeam 81
privesc lung Ia dansii. Mai sles
Hutu imi era. mai strssnis decat
totdeauaa. Numai scum bGgai de
|seama, Cd fncepe sa-i creased
lnnststs y ~ b6rbia ii ers 400
sIeritk 81 pr monk, u \ cand y
= = sa Y
IL - IA N y i y
y : 4 I! /
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Pesimismul Englezilor 81
optimismul Francez.

Privind situatiunea din punct
de vedcre general asupra situa-
tiunei economice, d. Bratianu a
-constatat doua feluri de vederi :
englezii sunt cam pesimisti, lar
francezii multi mai optimisti.
Convorbirea representation
preset Gu d. ministru de finante
s'a terminal la orele IL.
(Din 'Universul"
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Ce avem de plata in
str&inatate.

Avcm te plata 10 milioane 800
mil lire sterline; 81 milioane
dolari; "a milioane lire Italiene /;
] million 400 mil pesetas spa
nioli; PIT milioane lnarci; 2S5
milioane coroane cehoslovace $40
mil escudos portughezi; s mi
lioane marci suedeze 81 40 mi
lioane franci ~Sslgieni.
Ceeacc ar face in total aproape
80 milioane lire stsrline sau /
miliard 400 milioans franci Ia
cursul actual.
Amanarea acestei CONSOLIDATE
pana la toamna y fost intrerupta
insa pentru ca q survenit oferta
unui grup englczs care ne-a oferit
in mod avantagios consolidarea
bonurilor de tezaur. Atunci, a
spus dl vintila Bratianu, m am
dus in Paris 81 Londra unde am
avut multe convorbiri Gu diferiti
oameni politici si financiari, in
urma carora am constatat: y
acolo exista 0 atmosfera foarte
favorabilG Romaniei, atat in GER
curile oficiale cat 81 in cele finan-
clare; y am isbutit sd fac conso.
lidarea bonurilor de tezaur pc un
termen lung 90 ani); 81 Cd in
tot timpul cat au durat tratative-
le acestei consolid6ri, nu s "a facut
nici aluNie la nici 0 concesiune
sau vre-o alta clauxa care sd de,
monstreze lipss de incredere in
moi 81 AZ Cd punefea in valoare .
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HNSTIIlNTARE

Stunt rugati toti a6onsnti
nostri, . observa urmxtoarele
reguli la trimiterea peDtru
schinbare de sdresx.
l. So DC scrie adresa veche
nnde ia mers xiarul gi adress
undo "a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx q
90 allure mxrci do 30. 81 -
caute Cd nj ss des nunele stra,
del si al oragului corsst.
Cine nu observx acesto r.
gull in sadar asteapt4 q i -
sohimbs adrssa ex M - posts
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(nu are timp 81 nu are tigna. Ire.
|:bue sd munceasca, pentru ca sal
poata hrani. Can'd nu are nevasta
81 copii, poate sd faca &c vrea.
|Pentruca sd vezi tu: e multa an
|vatatura in lume 81 frumos,
daca poti 81 ito castigi toata.
Dupa aceea dascalul Claita .
inceput ssa Sc primble prin casa
81 s'a prilnblat 81. s'a primblat
|pana &c nu s'a oprit lar inaintea
|lui Hutu 81 zis tare:: Foarta
|frumos!
Si lar s'a primblat ,prin cash,
lar cand s'a oprit din nou, . graft: I:
Asa este = mai bine popa
|decat dascsl. Pentrucs 81 vezi tu!
|nn . lusr,k mai jllScnt 81 mai fru-
mos deeat sa vezi, cum din co.|
.,piluf prost ke face cu inc4tul cu
slieetul IN baiat destept, apoi in
EEem c,r minte " b,rt4fi bnne. HI
IIyxd Il noi q NJ !: ~ cunosti de-
spsrte J,e vi ce.ea uinblat "a
6alk p Il ride inflna spun Ell,
gf2{ TIL xt.s IL. Sg ~ oaax.,6 4 * els
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re. Strainatatea c0nsidera ca for
tele de productiune ale nQastre
indreptatesc un credit larg, fara
nici un fel de alta garantie.
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Uniunsa 3 3. 4. III
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Pc cumnatul meu Mihai Pom.
mean din comma Apa, judetul
Satmar Romania, in timpul din
urma IA fost prn Statul New York
ayand ceva afaceri foarte impor-
tante i'm chestii familiare din RO-
mania, rog pe cetitorii acestul
ziar, carl ar sti ceva despre dam
sui Sd ma incunostinteze, sau
char dansul sa-mi scrie La adresa
FLOAREA FIRICEAN
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(lS1-S2).
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Cum e vazuta Romania Ia
Paris 81 Londra.

D-sa a spus ca atat la Paris
cat 81 la Londra avut satisfac-
tiunea sa vada = contrar svOnu-