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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
DIST BLAMED FOR EPIDEMIC
COLDS

Dust, resulting from the longest
drouth in local history, is blamed
for an epidemic of peculiar colds
affecting hundreds of Paris people.
1t is asserted that the dust clouds
settle on the mucus membranes of
the nose, throat and lungs produc-
ing a species of ''cold" peculiarly
annoying and uncomfortable.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
GAS MAIN BROKEN

The Paris fire department was
called out Friday afternoon to ex-
tinguish a fire on a gas line, which
had been broken by the steam shovel
being used by the Des Cognets Com
pany, in reconstruction work on
South Main street. No damage 9TH
er than breaking the pipe was done
Traffic on Main street was blocked
for some time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
SPECIAL REGISTRATION DAYS

city on October 8, 1922, between
the hours of 6: 100 a. m. and $50 p.
M, or were sick on that day can
register at the County Clerks office
in the court house on Monday, Oc-
tober 80, Tuesday, October 81, and
Wednesday. November 1.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
SPECIAL REGISTRATION DAYS

Voters who were absent from the
city on October 8, 1922, between the
hours of 800 a. m. and 900 p. m,
or were sick on that day can regis
ter at the County Clerks office in
the court house on Monday, Octo-
Der 80, Tuesday, October 81, and
Wednesday, November 1.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
NEW SEED CROPS
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FOOT BALL NOTES

The Millersburg Military Institute
football team defeated the Versailles
High School team in the game at
Nillersburg Friday Afternoon by
score of IA to 6. The M. M. 1. grid
ders secured their touchdowns in
the third and fourth quarters.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings OF Some You
Know and Others You
DOM.

The incest courtesy you can
show your guests is to have
their visits mentioned in this
paper. The incest courtesy
you can show your friends is
to let them learn of your visit
through this paper whenever
you go away. We will con-
slider it a courtesy whenever
you give us an item of any
kind. Telephone it to No.
124.
(Other Personals IN papa 2l
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
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H. "GIFTS THAT LAST"
NEW SORGHUM

We have just opened a barrel of
now country sorghum. You should
have some. Phone us your order.
c.. P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate of Mrs. Mollie Rice, de-
ceased, are requested to leave them
with Mr.. S. E. Bedford at Peoples
Deposit Bank & Trust Co., properly
proven as required by law. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to
the estate of Mrs. Mollie Rice, de-
ceased. are likewise requested to call
on the undersigned administrators
and settle same promptly.
w. T. BRYAN,
LOGAN BRYAN,
JAMES G.. BRYAN,
Admrs. Estate of Mrs. MOllie Rice.
(24oct-4t-T)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24
LOST

On pike between Winchester and
Paris, roll of sample scissors mark
ed Binghams' Best Brand. Reward
of $40 if returned to NEWS Office. p
= (1D
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-10-24

(Other Personals on Page 81
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28
WANTED - A MILLION NEW READERS FOR THE NATIONAL
 REPUBLICAN

the illustrated weekly magazine newspaper published at the national capital. Special bargain introductory offer to readers of this paper - for ten cents, in stamps or currency, The National Republican will be sent six weeks to one address.
 Show this offer to your friends. The National Republican is nationol weekly review of politics and govern ment, printing more interesting cur rent and historical information about national affairs each week than any other paper in America. It is of spec ial value to children studying history and civics in the schools, to new wo- men voters desiring to familiarize themselves with the facts essential to a comprehension of public informa- tion for every member of the family. There ought to be on every home reading table in America at least one national periodical intended to furnish information about the nation of which
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28
FIGHT FOR THE RIGHTS OF
 ARIZONA HAS JUST BEGUN

The real fight for the rights of Arizona in the Colorado river power and irrigation possibilities has but begun. Unless the people of the state wake up quickly to their danger, the fight is lost before it is really started. Arizona's rights are being skilfully side-tracked by interests antagonistic to us and unless we realize the gray ity of the situation, we shall wake up some day soon to find that the state has been robbed-the word is used advisedly-of it's greatest heritage.
 The most casual observers of the progress of events must have realized that there is an African in the wood pile somewhere. Were it otherwise, we should not have such a storm of opposition to the sane development of the river by putting in flood con- tiol and power works at the upper end of the canyon. It needs no en- gineer to tell us that this is the most practicable and the most economical plan--everybody knows that We build a house from the foundation and not from the roof.
 It behooves us to smoke out the gentleman of color, and this is being done. Everybody with a grain of common sense will realize that if once the Boulder Canyon dam is be- gun, it means that the Glen Canyon project will fail and that the Glen Canyon dam and reservoir will never be built; it means also that the inter- mediate power plants will never be built and that the state will lose for ever all the immense revenues that would follow the building of those plants. The speculative landholders in Mexico, in the delta of the Cobra do, are making a determined effort to force the carrying out in the Unit ed States of plan that will provide them with water to reclaim 100000 acres of their lands.
 They have carefully built up the scheme of the Boulder Canyon dam being built first as a measure of flood control for the Imperial valley, and have satisfied the deluded people of that valley that if they will get be- hind that scheme they will get both flood protection and flood water stor- dSc Io iHCicdSe liciI piSSeit uihIi- mum supply without any cost to them, because Los Angeles will take the power and pay for the construc- tion of the dam in consideration thereof.
 This group of spectators will make $200,000,000 profit by the sale of these lands to Japanese and Chi nese colonists if they can carry this scheme through.
 The substitution for this scheme of the plan of building the Glen Canyon dam first and then building the Boulder Canyon dam and dividing the water between Arizona and Califor- mia, allowing Mexico only enough to irrigate the lands already reclaimed,
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

something less than 100000 acres, will cut them out of nearly $200,- COG, ,0O0.
 It is not difficult to understand that every influence that could be set in motion, every subtle force they can promote to disintegrate our plan, every corrupt and evil scheme which they can devise, will be played to the limit to take away from Arizona her birthright in the Colorado river and transfer it to group of American spectators in Mexico who are using Mexicans and Mexican officials as a stalking horse in their gigantic con- spiracy against the United States of America.
 The conspiracy goes farther even than above stated; it is international in scope. There is reason to believe that the Japanese Association of California is behind the movement to reclaim these lands in Mexico with the water of an American river, be- cause they believe the ownership of all of it will eventually pass into their hands or the hands of Chinese col onists who will work with them, and that it will subsequently, be annexed to the United States.
 That being accomplished, We will have an Asiatic colony of eventually 100000 people within our own terri tory, and every child born in that community will, under existing court rulings in California, be entitled to all the rights of an American citizen in the acquisition and ownership of lands.
 The real ultimate issue in this con troversy is to secure the Colorado river for the United States of Amer ica instead of for an Asiatic colony in Mexico.--Jerome News,
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28
NOTICE

Persons having relatives or friends buried in the Citizens Cemetery may have deeds to their burial plots by applying to N. c. Layton, Secretary, Masonic Temple, and furnishing des- cription or location of plots.
 If necessary, the Secretary will ac- company parties to the cemetery to ascertain location of plots.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 1 per m 3 m.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

every citizen is part and devoted to the stimulation of serious thought.
 The National Republican fills that bill. Just send in the names and ad- dresses, with remittance to cover at ten cents each, and our mailing de- partment will do the rest. (The reg ular price of The National Republi-
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

"Why did your husband fall down. stairs ?"
 "Oh, just to be contrary, l sup pose! As he started down with the armful of pictures, I said: Be care ful not to fall,' and then of course he went and tumbled heels over head. Men are positively exasperating."
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

can is $1.50 a year.) Address Cir culatjon Department, National Repub- lican, 425 10th St. N. w., Washing ton, D. c. 4-21-3t
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

More than half the students at Yale are partially or wholly self-support- ing.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Mrs. Douglas s. Roome sends word that Frank Keeffe's scheme to graft the common house fly and the hen to increase the egg output is poor dope; that there are too many fly old hens already.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Carter Joy says he thinks it must be awful tiresome for woman suf- fragette to do picket duty; that kind of fence is so dinged hard to sit on.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Dear c. C.-What is meant by the growler?-D. R. Inker.
 Nowaday, chasing the bulldog.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

l and said: "So l see. Why don't you shave it off"
 Doc. A. J. Mackey overheard a col ored swain ask a girl at a southern camp meeting dance:
 "Mandy, am yo' program full ?"
 And Mandy said: "Lawdy, no, it takes mo dan two san'wiches an a cup of tea to fill nah program"
 "Is my wife forward?" a Flagstaff man asked Conductor Rammage while riding on his train.
 "She wasn't to me,' Rammage re- piled.
 Missionaries Smith and Mitchell, Evangelists LaRowe and Reverends Messrs. Gillies and Speck were all at luncheon together one day recent ly. Mr. LaRowe told about a southern friend of his who, when he learned that he preached both heaven and hell was afraid to stay in his house as he had planned. q would be afraid to stay with anyone who be- lieves in he'll" he told Mir. LaRowe.
 q can understand why he didn't be- lieve there was he'll" Mir. Gillies mildly remarked. "Why 2" asked MT. LaRowe. Because he was still a bachelor" MT. Gillies chuckled. Frank Hanley recently made a great find ip cave in the lava beds near Sunset Mountain. He was out there with a young lady, exploring around, when he sighted the cave. He crawled into it. Noticing lot of lit tie pebbles peculiarly shaped, he gath cred half bushel or so of them, put ting them in a sack. He brought them home. When he opened the sack and examined them more closely, he found they were all diamonds. Just as he began to realize that he was fabulously rich, he woke up. It took him some seconds to understand that he would have to resume the same old office grind that morning, same as ever.
 Frank Harrison says his idea of the gosh-darndest meanest man is the cuss who came into his office the other day and after he had given him some legal advice and told him he wouldn't charge anything for it, ask ed him for a receipt.
 "Take the kick of COW, now," says Fred Russell. Its the strong est kind of milk punch"
 Dear c. C.-Why don't the women lace any more? s. Nippy.
 It's no' longer matter of form, old top.
 Dear c. C.-If you got full and were locked up, what would you do? D. I. Schrag.
 Get some friends to bail me out. Dear c. C.-What is meant by rushing the growler?-D. R. Inker.
 Nowaday, chasing the bulldog.
 Carter Joy says he thinks it must be awful tiresome for a woman suf- fragette to do picket duty; that kind of fence is so dinged hard to sit on. Mrs. Douglas S. Roome sends word that Frank Keeffe's scheme to graft the common house fly and the hen to increase the egg output is poor dope; that there are too many fly old hens already.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28
CHEERFUL CHIRPS
(By "DEL.")

osty except in those intervals when real idea
 comes along and is grabbed off.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28
Selecting
 Your Cor -- --

Gan you afford to invest your money in car that you know nothing about?
 What will your car be worth in a year?
 What will your replacement parts cost you?
 You are not taking these long chances or guessing at things when you buy a new Ford at the new price.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Dear c. C.-If you got full and were locked up, what would you do? D. I. Schrag.
 Get some friends to bail me out.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Frank Harrison says his idea of the gosh-darndest meanest man is the cuss who came into his office the other day and after he had given him some legal advice and told him he wouldn't charge anything for it, ask ed him for a receipt.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Dear c. C.-Why don't the women lace any more? s. Nippy.
 It's no, longer a matter of form, old top.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

"Take the kick of COW, now,' says Fred Russell. Its the strong est kind of milk punch"
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

'Is my wife forward ?" Flagstaff man asked Conductor Rammage while riding on his train.
 "She wasn't to me,S Rammage re- piled.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Doctor Fronske says it takes lot of patience to run a Ford, but he's got 'em.
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

"Note they have operated on a Philadelphia boys head to make a better boy of him." says E. A. Haight, ''but I'll tell the world that ain't where my dad used to operate on me-"
The Coconino sun., 1922-04-28

Orlie Truman says the meanest man he ever knew always asked his little daughter every time she wanted an ice cream soda or bag of candy if she wouldn't rather have a gold watch when she was nineteen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29
U. S. +. "A.
Oficiul Pres. General
CATRE TOATE SOCIETATI.
LIE APARTINATOARE
u. S. r. A. !

Toate prezidiile solicitation
sunt rugate sd trimita imediat
Presedintelui General rexolutii.
le ce s'au luat Ia Adunarea Ge
nerala speciala q fiecarei socie
tati prin care rezolutie s'a dat
imputernicire d-lui loan Timar
della Societatea "Plugarul Ro-
man" din Youngstown, sd cea-
I'd sechestru pc averea u. s.
r. A.
Societatile carl n'au avut a.
durare general& ori carl au a.
vut dar nu au dat Moi o impu.
ternicire d-lui Ion Timar, =
sunt rugate sd fnstiinteze de,
spre aceasta pc Presedintels &c
neral.
Aceste informatii trebuiest
trimise Pres. General 81 tire
huiesc semnats Do Presedintelt
81 de secretarul societatii 81 pro
vAxute Gu sigilnl societatei.
Aceste informal atiuni, find d.
urgenta, trebuiasc expediate j
mediat.
New Castle, Pa. y - Iul. lex
| loan n. 6B, PREF, gsn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

Pnnnd la edacte inintaea
tee sceat "Fugau Roman din Youngstown
e nam
TUT grad Gu d. Popovic eg
gstown.
La ora diinea al uuu Common Pcas din ussu
h frte ecman este d. Ion ma aand de avocat d. Husband
Ou a. MAJ sut George Marao
lune d. dni
Fora din Warren Ion Nicua, ot din Warren
la
ae contra Uniune iona
acsti funcionar ums lecrme:
N modne
IA un
modn fraudu
% ca oe sae 1ncate Unin regse a pasta
funconar generals edm dansuu uncVo
MARI acumnte dstug evidenele
Recamanul
Sc e
in
frauda
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

sub tutela unor "rebcli' fara nici
o autoritate.
D-nul Husband Sc ridica 81 ple-
deaza din nou pentru apropiere
|prieteneasca. Amandoi advo.
cati Sc angajaza intr'un sir de
interpelari acoperite 81 ocolite GU
iscusinta, carl nu sunt decat Q
manevra prin care sa-si descopere
unul altuia punctele ce ar putea
fl atacate mai GU folos. In cele
din urma advocatul reclamantu-
lui roaga pc d-nul Serb sal spue
ce parere are despre propune-
rea sa.
D-nul Serb spunc ca nu dansul
a adus aici pc acuzatori, ci acu-
zatorii Tau adus pe dansul; ca
a VENT aci so ispraveasca la un
fel, nu sd faca cOmpromisuri 81
sd accepte acuze de carl nu vi
nevat.
Intervine d-nul Pora din partea
adversara. Dansal spune ca acu-
zatiile sunt drepte deoarece tot
unii sunt la Uniune decahd s'a
inceput Uniunca 81 de aceea tre.
bue sa plateasca sumele furate de
Urcan pentru ca n'au stiut sal
controleze.
D-nul Serb spune ca dansul II a
fost controlor in timpul lui Ur.
can 81 ca vinovatia in chestia a.
cestuia o VA stabili adunarea ge.
nerala.
D-nul Timar spune ca dansul
vrea sd supravegheze registrelt
in carl a indus Urcan operatiu
nile, caci pana la adunarea ge
nerala mutt 81 sc poatc ca cine
va sd faca indrcptari in ele.
D-nul Marhao raspunde ca ac
tualii functionari general ma,
nici trebuinta de registrele d,
pc timpul lui Urcan. Zice ca daci
reclamantii doresc, pot sd le tina
Ia dansii, insa Sc poate intampl,
ca 81 in caz,rl acesta sd Sc ga
seasca cineva care sd faca vre-,
schimbare in ele. Dansul spun
cd tot ce doreste este sa-si poati
Ipregati rapoartele pentru aduna
rea gcnerala, 81 Cd la acestc ra
/ poarte nu-i trebue nici unul din
tire registrele lui Urean. Zice q
actualii functionari isi All regis
tire noui, scrise III regula 81 des
ehise oriearei controle; pc aceste'
lie vrea, nu pc cele vechi, IN car
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

Dansul neaga ca ar fl pus pc
societati take neprevazute in sta
tute, neaga ca atat dansul sau vrc-
un alt 'functionar genera. de sub
dallsul air fl defraudat Uniunea de
vre-un ban, iieaga c& -atat dansul
cat 81 alt functionar general ar a
yea intentia sd distruga vre-o
scripta de ale Uniunei.
d. Serb zice ca adevarat ca
acum cativa ami, un secretar al d.
cestei organizatiuni defraudat-o
GU o mare suma de bani, dar ca
imediat dupa descoperire dansul a
81 scos mandat de arestarea lui, in
sd nu "a putut aresta din cauza ca
ell fugise peste granitele Statelor
Unite. Mai zice deasemenea ca
dupa descoperirea acestei fraude
dansul. impreuna Gu alti functio-
mari aleSi in regula, au cercetat re-
gistrele pc urma acestui fraudulent
81 la terminare au rap0rtat rezul-
tatul solicitation din Uniune. Ul-
TINA declaratie a dansului este ca
nici unul din actualii functionari
general nu sunt amestecati in
frauda aceea 81 Cd nu sunt catusi
de putin raspunzatori pentru ea....
La ora $50, d. Husband, avo-
catul reclamantului, roaga pc toti
cei interesati in process sd pofteasca
in sala de biblioteca a tribunalului
spre a lie comunica .ceva. Mergem
toti la locul indicat. Aci, d. Hus-
band incearca s'aduca partile la q
impacare. Zice ca are cunoStinta
de faptul ca appropriate adunare &c.
nerala Uniunei reclama faceres
cat mai grabnica a rapoartelor din
partea actualilor functionari gene
rail-, 81 Cd dansul doreste ca ei sa-sl
poata face aceste rapoarte la timp
DE aceea cedeaza de buna vote Ia
ideea sechestrului 81 doreste ca toa
te registrele Uniunei sd fie adust
inapoi Ia oficiu, insa cu conditis
ca in tot timpul de acum 81 pans
Ia adunarea generala functionari
Uniunei sd lucreze sub supraveghe
rea directa a d-lui Timar 81 a al
! tora pc cari-i va denumi dansll.
D-l Keiser sc ridica 81 anunt;
hotarit Cd d-l Timar Q facut aces
pas nesocotit fara autorizatia socie
tatii "Plugarul Roman" sau . al
tel societati din Uniune, 81 dec
1 functionarii general, nulniti dil
] vointa poporului, nu voesc Sd ste
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

dansul nici ma scris 81 de carl
n are trebuinta decat comisiunea
de controIa a adunarei generate
de la Erie.
D-nii Keiscr, Sufana 81 Serb
nu voesc sa mai discute aci 81
Ger GU insistenta sd mearga ina
intea judecatorului.
La orele 1870 partile imprici-
nate sunt in fata j,tdecatorului
Sc ridica dl Husband 81 ISL incept
expunerea. Arata pe larg cum
incurg banii la Uniune de la So
cietati 81 cum actualii functio
mari general ,pt.in neglijenta loi
au pagubit societatilc de zeci dt
mil de dolari. sDansul are re
torica excelenta, bun orator
insa ii lipsesc .dovezile in argu
mentare. Spune ca socictatilt
sunt in dreptul lor legitim 81
ceara actualilor functionari so
coteala de bani CO Ii i-au dat pt
mana. Arata ca la Cniune s'ar
facut fraude 81 ca cineva dir
fruntea Uniunei trebue sd fie
raspunzator pentru aceasta; cS
nu vina solicitation daca ac
tualii functionari n 'au stiut So
descopcre fraudele: Cd odata CT
exista banueli ei trebue pusi sui
supravegherea reclamantilor, car:
au facut pira cu ordinul 81 dir
lmputernicirea societatilor mem
bre, al caror drept de a-si pune
averea i'll siguranta nu poate f
disputat. DansuI termina cerind
Gle data aceasta, ca actualii func-
tionarf genersIi sa-sf continue
lucrul neturburati pana laaduna
rea uniunei, insa numai impreuni
Gu comisiune, compusa din do
membri din partea reclamation
81 dol din partea acuzatilor.
De data aceasta judecatorul in.
treaba pc d-nul Keiser sal spuna
fara nici o formalitate sau eNpu
mere, daca agreiaza la cQmisia
propusa de Ill Husband.
D-nul Keiser Sc ridica 81 roagS
banca magistrate ca inainte de &
raspunde, sal dea vote lamur,
uncle lucruri de mare impor.
tanta. Dansul desface un dosal
plin de dovezi. ca: telegrame
traduceri din statute, traducer..
din raportul Comitetului Execu
tiv. traduceri din ''Dreptatea"
scrisori de la societatile carl n,
aprOba pasul cOmisiei de supra.
contrOla 81 eel al d-lui Timar
apoi copii de pc mandatul de
arestare al lui Urcan, 81 altele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-29

Pc baza celor de mai sus re-
clamantul, in numele lui, in nu-
mele a "a Gle membri della So
cictatea "Plugarul Roman" 81
IN numele tuturor societatilor
din Uniune, pc carl lie reprezin-
ta 81 N numele carora vorbeste.
cere tribunalului sd numeasca
un custodiu (receiver), care sd
ia in grija sa oficiul Uniunei.
toate hartiile, adeverintele, re-
gistrele, banii, depunerile, echi-
pamentul 81 in fine toata ave-
rea Ell, 81 acest receiver sa
alba dreptul 81 puterea sd pri
mcasca toate cotizatiile 81 toa-
to celelalte remiteri della socie-
tatile membre in Uniune; lar
piina la numirea unui receiver
in regula sherifnl sa fle numit
receiver temporar, luand in gri-
ia sa toate cele mai sus specifi-
cate, lar actualii functionari
general sd fie opriti de a Sc
maj atinge de avereas Uniunei,
sd Ii Sc anuleze toata autorita-
tea, sd fie opriti de a mai CO.
lecta vre-un ban della societati,
sd fie opriti de a mai ridica din
banii Uniunei vre-o suma pc is
caliturile lor, 81 in fine sd fie
desbracati de toate drepturile
ce le-au avut pana acum.
La finea petitiunei judecato-
rul Dahl B. Cooper, pc baza u
nei cautiuni de $4,000 depusa
de reclamant, da ordinul de Sc
chestru temporar 81 indrumea-
I'd sheriful a-si face datoria
fixand data infatisarei pc ziua
de 2 August 1922.
Dupa cum deja s'a anuntat ma
dinainte, sherifll a incarcat intr 'un
AUTOMOBILE toate actele 81 registrels
Uniunei, . inchis oficiul 81 dus
Il tribunal tot ce ridicase de acolo..
Tot la d0sarul procesului gasest
81 motiunea d-lui Presedinte Ioal
Serb, prin care neaga, respinge S
declara de neadevarate toate acu
zele ce j Sc aduc de nulnitul Iol
'rimar III para sa, declarand ci
dansul este ales presedinte al Uniu
nci prin votul 81 vointa tuturol
societdtilor reprezentate prin dele
gait IL adunarea anuala; Cd dansu
Il toti ceilalti functionari general
au colectat sumo della societati 81 q,
dispus de acesfe sumo nulnai con
dr1ps atutelor organisatiunei.