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The Washington times., 1922-11-29
CLEAN OIL
Town Of
v|CE"
arkansas vigiIantes, After
Warning, Close Resorts After
Battle; Several Wounded.

MONROE, La, Nov. ga
Jattis wss. fought. early today IN
the oil fields1of 0uachita county,
Ark1nsass between 400 white
(robed and masked men on one
side and q number of oil workers
and .reputed gamblers on the
other, according to reports reach
ing here this afternoon.
Several Men Wounded.
The battle was described by a
number of eye-witnesses as being
one of the, most spectacular en-
sagements, ever noted in this Sec
ton as scores of white-robed fig
ures darted here and there In
efforts to protect themselves and
10 shoot down men of the opposing
army who had resisted when the
"vigilantes" marched in with the
intention Of clearing up the disor.
derly element.
The "Smackover cleanup COM
mittee" was organized on Sunday.
The Identity of the men who are
its members Is unknown. but 1t is
declared. that when the members
OaIAOeQ tHcy WOTc WUltc toDtS
and hoods. This committee pa
raded Monday afternoon In Smack
over and iordered proprietors Of all
questionable resorts to leaves
Shortly before midnight the zoo
or more vigilantes left for the
surrounding areas Of the oil fields
and when they arrived about two
miles from the new oil town they
were met with fusillade of shots
from behind trees and fences.
This was the signal for the bat
tle which ragged fiercely for an
hour,
Khan Denies Completely.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. CO.
Reports here today from Camden
said no one was killed In the fight.
ing at Smackover. Ku Klux Klan
officials at Camden denied the khan
was involved and said the vigilantes
were composed of Smackover resi-
dents. some OF whom wore white
robes.
Sheriff Ed, Parker and a party Of
deputies from Camden went to
emackover this morning to investi.
Rafe, but no report had been re-
Seived from them as telephone lines
were cut at Smackover.
The Washington times., 1922-11-29

Fair and warmer
tonight; Thursday
cloudy and warmers
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

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4 < I. =. ,s-7s = II ~
So Il sa7,s' $50 4 y : = a u,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
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P,RIAM

s2z April Miss Anna Knutson left
for Benson Wednesday to- attend the
wedding Of her sister Emma, which
occurred on Thursday. She returned
on Saturday 5;==.5 -.
Vivian Jensen has been teaching
during Miss Knutson's absence.
Il Mrs Alvin Isaacson visited with
her folks in Lake Elizabeth from
Wednesday until Friday Of last week.
Daisy Isaacson boarded the train
for Willmar Wednesday and visited
at the HI Nordstrom home until on
Thursday moon.
Miss Eta Card leaves this week for
Willmar where she will work for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor 1saacson and
family visited at Alvin Isaacson's on
Sunday. 5 E. f.
Melvin Van .Dusen called at the F.
Card home Sunday. &sz.3 ..5. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Card, Eddie
RAINBOW and Hans Johnson were en-
tertained at Chas. Isaacson's Sunday.
Clarence Lilleberg called at Rhubys
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Isaacson, Daisy
and Harry Isaacson. attended the play
given at Sunnyside schoolhouse FRI
day evening. :s
Miss Mary Hanson left on Friday
for Minneapolis at which place she will
be employed in the future. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

NORTH NORWAY I E

April Rev. ]. Mus conducted
services in the East Norway Lake
church Sunday. " ..=Z=s
Miss Mabel Engen is assisting her
sister, Mrs. Markus Aasen with the
ousecleaningsa at present.
Ole and Martin Skaalerud left on
Tuesday for Starbuck where they at
tended q funeral of their cousin, Pc
der PedersonJ on Wednesday.
Miss Clara Gafkjen and Cornell Sag
edahls left last week for Minot, N. D.,
where they will be employed this sum
mer. s5
Aasta Knutson visited with Ida
Skindelien over Sunday.
A few young folks were entertained
at the Ole Skaalerud home Saturday
evening. sss ~
Everybody is. looking for nice wea-
ther- and Ford roads.
A few have started spring work ar
ound here. sIs$ s. 4,.s5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

oscar arrived in t j is illage on sat
lurday to So, d sthefi II Easter vacation
with their > srents,' n Mr.. and Mrs. S
81. Olson. The So attend the Normal al
ST. Cloud. y ~ z-z.z 81 E. .s..s
Ed Lundgren of Raymond visited a
his parental hol ne over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. SNels Anderson left
on Monday MOI ming for Minneapolis
atFwhich place VI. Anderson is serv,
Ling on the FEEDER nlsjury. =.5 =
Chester Holm 81 Visited with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C-IiP. Holm in Will.
mar over Sunday returning here on
Monday morning. 0 s ..ts .=
George Roetzer arid FL. johnson
we've Willmar Gale 3 $ on Thursday. ST
Miss Helen Sand who attends the
Normal at st. Clouil arrived in this
village on Saturday a fternoon to spend
her E; lister vacation with her parents,
Mr.. an d Mrs. G. O.. s and. Il.
Miss Ruth Ander;o n who is tea
cher in the high sch DOL is spending
her Easter vacation u 18th her parents
in st. PAUL "a
Vernon a.. Peterson, Ray Leslie and
Millard Fish er motored Ito Willmar on
business on Thursday. .$
Misses, Eva. Andrews, Esther Bjerke
and Elizabeth, Bailey are at the pres
ent time spe1 ding their. Easter vaca-
ton, at their r. sspective homes in Min
neapolis. T %: #55 ys-s#$.5sz:..S s 55>...
b. S. Covell o. this village was ;bu-
siness caller in lWillmar on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Anderson and
son Clarence, and Leander Campbell
spent Thursday of last week at the
A. H. Okerman home at Willmar.
The pupils of the Atwater school
are enjoying their Easter vacation this
week. -. 4
Mrs. Chas. Hedlund OF .Cokato Wis.,
tied with relatives here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nordstrom were
Willmar callers on Saturday! /. +.
Mr.. and Mrs., A: HI Okerman and
son of Willmar and Mr.. and MRS. r.
S. Kroona and daughter. Of Kanddyoh
spent Sunday afternoon at the E. J..
Edmund home. .-.--,S' =
Nels Blomberg 1notored to Wfllmar
on business Thursday afternoon.
Max Minsker spent the first part of
last week in the twin, cities on bust
ness. = +'- - II
Lewis Lawson and Wallace Roetzer
spent Sunday at New London. !
Chas. Minnick Jr. and Donald Quay
of Wayzata spent last week visiting
at the Ernest Wilson home.
Frank Johnston left the first part of
last week on a business trip to the
cities. 5
Mrs. Henry stene entertained the
ladies sewing circle at her home on
Friday afternoon. 4
Miss Myrtle Kleberg left Friday,
noon to spend her Easter vacation at.
her home: south Of Kandiyohi. J
Miss Eleanor Johnson of Lake Eliza
beth spent the week end visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Johnson.
Mrs. J. J. johnson was Litchfield
caller on Tuesday. :.@ II
.-19c Grocery bargains from the
9th to the 18th at e. J. Johnson's.-
Adv. It
Mrs. J.. s.. Peterson and family left
Wednesday evening for Willmar
where they will make their future
home. ..:l-s S. u.
Andrew Nelson of Minneapolis was
up here the first part of last week Wis
| iting with his relatives here. He re-
turned home on. Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Brown and two grandchil-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
INDIGESTION AND coNsT,pAr,o

lNDfGEsTioN AND CONSTIPATION
Prior to using Chamberlain Tab
lets, I suffered dreadfully from indi.
gestion. Nothing ate agreed with me
and lost flesh and ran down in heal
tn. Chamberlain's Tablets strength
ened my digestion and cured me of
constipation - writes Mrs. George
Stroup, solvay, N. .Y.-Adv. April
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

lella1e'm Nor esi isll ltheran church ii
arg IN the evening of Easter Day.
April = th,$it will be presented in#theI
5swedis h {. Luthe ran church: The choir.
that That VIII give this .cantata is made up;
.ot local people and is under the dir
ectorship Of Mrs. F. q. Draegert
This choir Is composed Of about SO
voices and5is sure to be presented in
such = way that everybody will enjoy.
the Z g. same Those that are. especially
interested Sin music and song will be
sure ITO be there but let us all come and
enjoy aZgood thing together. This is
your OPP rtunity to hear a great mus
ical#p rogram and you will regret it
il you are not there. ST wa. ==.z
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

|dren, Doris, and Roy Brown left ON
|7'hursday for N inn polls where they.
spent sfewda ys visiting with Adolphs
Brown: n
Mrs Walter Peterson md baby Of:
Grove City came up Thur sday /. after
noon FOR a. few days visit at the +. G.
Peterson home y;
IN Chester johnson came up from Min,
neapolis Wednesday, evening for a Wis
it with his folks here. .s szS
81 Miss. Dorothy Diffendorf Of .Willmar
spent Wednesday afternoon visiting,
at the .. "a. Holm home. 5S;
Mrs. VIM. Nelson and two children
who have been visiting with Mrs Mel.
sons mother, Mrs. %. N. Larson: here
for q week returned to their home at
Litchfeld on Tuesday afternoon Of
last week. s. ...' s=
News reaches US from Roseblrg.
Oregon. that daughter was born to-
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. H. Olson. They
were former residents Of Atwater. Ii
Mrs. August Broman and Mrs. Ed
tn Strong entertained the sewing cir
Gle Of the N. p. church at their home,
on Wednesday afternoon:
81 Miss Lorraine Lund OF Lake Lillian
spent last week visiting with her sis
ter here, Miss Marion Lund. II: d,
{: Miss Ruby Carlson returned to her:
home at Willmar Wednesday evening.
after q few days visit with her sister,
Mrs Nj p. a. Holm. -s.s.s..- =.:...y
The teachers of the local school
We're entertained at the home Of Mrs.
i g Anderson on Tuesday evening OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott left on.
Tuesday afternoon for q visit with.
friends at Grove City. >1$
# Mrs. Elmer EARLY who has been Wis;
ting the past winter with her mother:
here, Mrs. Lewis Roetzer, left Mon:
day. afternoon for. Princeton where she
'@ill spend month visiting with Mr..
Early. 49,. =*
Wednesday from Canada. He will re-
main here for some time visiting with
relatives and friends. He is a son Of
Nj. and Mrs. J. S: Swenson. former
residents Of this village. - ..t..1
The G. G. Lundquist family motored
to Willmar Saturday.
John S. Anderson was Willnar Wis
itor Saturday. ,...... T.. =..=,@s. :.
+ Mrs. Lena Sandbo of Willmar was
a guest Of Mrs. G. G. Lundquist last
Thursday. ....
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
F'III / j: |. !.

April s9--A number Of friend were
asked to help celebrate Luel Ia. and
Lloyd Magnuson's birthdays on Sun
day afternoon. .sEs ' 81. II
#5 Our sick people are recovering very
nicely. Reuben Felt is convalescing
from 9 siege OF pneumonia and Miss
Mabel Lofgren is recoverings after a
few days of illness. ., '.&
s Gothard Bloomquist Of Kandiyohi
spent the week end at the Ed Magnu-
son home. =s s " 2s=.
Miss Emma Mold Of Kandiyohi is
visiting at Gilbert Elmquist's.
The Willmar schools We're closed
Tor spring vacation , last week Miss
Violet Bjornberg, Miss Olive and Har-
old Felt who attend the high school
there spent their vacation at home.
This Ftl week Miss Myrtle Kleberg of the
AtWater high school and the Misses
Gladys Elmquist and Pearl Erickson
who are enjoying their vacations at
their parental homes in this township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swenson spent
last week in the cities.
John Kleberg is serving on the Jury
in the twin cities. *
J Burdick johnson visited at Rev. Ed
gren's at Oak Park Sunday. r
Miss Margaret Lundquist is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Lundquist.
An English Sunday school is to be
organized at Oak Park next Sunday.
All children will be welcomed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
OAK PARK M. E. CHURCH

Rev. l.. G.. Edgren, pastor = : =:
Special Easter day services at II
a. m. % # -.
A Sunday school which is to be con-
Quoted in the English language is to
be organized next Sunday at 10 "a. nj.
Parents, please note, and If your chill
dren are not attending any Sunday
school we shall gladly welcome them.
There will be classes for the four
year-olds: as we'll as for the adults.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
School Notes. Dist. 80

Another month has passed, leaving
only four weeks left Of this term. At
tendance has been fair considering
roads, weather and illness. Those who
have been i'll during the past month
are: Harry and Mildred Magnuson,
Vernon and Edwin Mattson, Kenneth
Lundquist and Lorraine Wicklund.
State examinations were held on
Thursday and Friday, March 80 and 81
Mr.: 5Kleberg visited at school. also
doing some repair work around the
school. Other visitors have been Miss
Amy Mattson and Miss Olive Felt.
F. A few weeks ago some of the pupils
sent samples Of Marquis wheat to the
Minnesota Spring Wheat Crop Impro.
vement Association at Minneapolis for
which they have now received COM
bination pencils. .# 49,.
!BaH playing is the favorite game
at school nowadays A real team is
being organized. =. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Alex Roulst0n, pastor !.

S.: IN Ne .ss@
PRESBYTERIAN; CHURCH :
.ss@sss.s Rev. Alex Roulston, pastor ,.
Sunday services at 10 a. m. 81
Sunday school IL a. m. H.,
Christian Endeavor, at z p. M.
Evening services ats p. m. T..
n 81. >r.:. X X X IN &
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH .
Rev. ~. LeVander, pastor.
Services on Good Friday 1o:3o a. m.
Sunday school on Easter Sunday at
8: 80 a. M. . IS {. :. H.>s7s = = -
Services. on Easter Sunday at 1880
a. m. IS ! 5z::~ H.. =.
Cantata will be given in the church
in the evening. :. - Z, s = ' =.
Grove City :.#S z.;, s.:.ys,, .:.y,.*
Early service at Grove City on
Easter Sunday. ~.
-. s7%.s. ~ -..5as.
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN =, ~
s s.. :.:s John Trelstad. pastor :7>@
Atwater:{ ). =
No Sunday school. -
81 Early English Easter services at 5
a. m. ~ s@ .@>*
Arndahl: Fs.s y.
Norwegian services at 1890 with
Communion. ..:-'
III X r. - :.
Is: SWEDISH M. E. CHURCH
Rev. Emil Malmstrom, pastor
Atwater: 4 ..zI r..
Sunday school 2 p. nj. /.
Swedish services 8 p! m. r.. = J.
There will be no services in this
church on Sunday evening on account
o fthe :cantata that will be given in the
evening. +. -, =. .@
Rosendale: i r..s s.
Swedish services at II a. M, s.~s>s-,ss~z
Rev. c. H. Muse of Raymond arri-
we'd in this city an Friday to stay here
over Sunday. -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
" MS. ORGANIZED

Mrs. George Taylor OF Minneapolis
was here over Sunday and spoke in
the Methodist church. She also organ
lied Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society with an enrolment OF % mem
bers the first time that they met Mrs.
Taylor had "a message and gave it in.
such manner that the people en-.
joyed very much to listen to her. In
this church she spoke on Women's
Foreign Missions. ss@
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12
Workmen Initiation Held

1.-THE MESSAGE ETERNAL"
"The Message Eternal. which has
been under rehearsal for some time,.
will be presented on Good Friday,
April 14th in the evening at the Beth
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

. a few have started spring work ar
ound here l. s 4>xS. 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

Rev. c. H. Muse of Raymond arri-
we'd in this city an Friday to stay here
over Sunday. ,.@:t..z.as..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-04-12

Miss Mary Hanson left on Friday
for Minneapolis at which place she will
be employed in the future =..-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27

|brici din New York. Greva. ma
fost remarcata dc niei tnr-
burare.
Londra. Marea Britanie a
ratificat toate tratatele incheiats
la conferinta desarmarei din Wa.
shington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27
G U r / O z I T K T I.
Declaratia razboiului
americana -snaniol.

In ziua de ~ April 1898 Con.
eresul declarat ca poporul din
Cuba este liber 81 independent 81
a cerut ca Spania sa inceteze ORR
ce suveranitate asupra insulei.
Totodata imputernieit pc pre-
sedintele S. L. ca sa inforteze
aceasta rezolutie prin armata 81
flota terri. Presedintele a semnat
ultimatul in ziua de 20 April
1893 81 dat Spaniel un termin
pana in % April pentru un ras.
puns favorable. Ministrul Spaniel
STA cerut imediat pasaportul. In
acelas timp 81 ambasadorul nostru
din Madrid primit pasaportul
sau. Declaratia formala a razbo.
iului fost din partea Spaniel in
"a, lar din partea S. u. in %
April 1898.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27
ON fUeA oD|01OlU|

D0ctorii spun ca oamenii nu
beau destula apa. Nurnai asa la;
putea lndMpleca so bea daca $ al
face prohibitie 81 pentru ca.
81
Nh ne priNeste ce spun refor-
matorii. Da fapt aprobam uneh
din ce spun Ell. NacaNul este c;l
|programul Tor este prea volu-
minos.
Ultima zicala a lui Ford este
ca nh vrea sd fie presedinte al
.Statelor Unite. Sustinem obiec-
tiunea hui.
q
Fratii nostfi din Detroit, = in
marele lor eel de a duce Uniunea
la Detroit, - duscra Ia Tribu-
nalul. -. din Youngstown.
q
Acum stim de ce 'controlorii'
n 'au gasit nici char frandele &c
'erau descOperite de catre G. s. E.
Fie din cauza apei. fie de frica.
san imbolnayit toti de stomac 81
-zaceau 1ntinsi pc mese.
u
Daca ar fl adcvarat cd fata
'omului este averea lui, unii din
moi am pute;, fl totdeauna "bro,
ke".
q
Russia 81 Gelmania fac planuri
cOmune. Oar doua capuri nu
sunt mai bune decat unul cand
ambelc sufera dc durere.
q
Gnvernul Statelor Unite anun,
ia ca preluat caile ferate. Caile
ferate tac 81 'anunta inca cantl
vor prelua guvernul Statelor
Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27
P0MPIERII S'AU REIN.
TORS LA LuORU IN M.
NELE DIN BELMONT

Columbus, Ohio, q Inlie.-Pom.
pierii din Belmont san rcfntors IA
minele de carbuni, 81 au reluat
pumparea apei. Aceasta s'a decla.
rat de catre Sindicatul minerilof.
Pompierilor Ii s'a explieat situatia
81 ei au fost gaia imediat * reia
lucrarile co "a previna orice deza,
strn cauzat de apa dc mine. Hi Al,
parasit minele din cauza vsnirei
trnpelor, nevoind u lucrexe snb
protectia lor. Frnntasii organiaa-
tiunei 1or liz expicat a trupele
nu se vor ameataca ia ercva mine
rilor, caci ii fac servicin n oras,
pentrQ prevenirea tulhnrsrilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27
||NFORMAT|UN|

lerl ne-a faeut vizita la re,
dactie d-nul Petru Diae, fotograi
Roman din Indianapolis 81 mai pc
nrma mntat la Akron, OHIO. Dan.
sui pleaca in patrie spre a-si We.
dea parintii 81 zicea ca voise sd
cunOasca mai bine ziarul DC
eare-l citeste de atatia ami, ca 81
poata da prietenilor din tara la.
muriri mai precise Gu privire IL
institutiunile romanesti de aiei.
Paris. = Consiliul de amhasa
dori a hotarit facerea nnei an
,chete internationale asupra vim
zarei de cocaina. Ancheta are d.
scop dese0perirea celOr ce vino
nareotice in mod Illegal 81 pentru
scopnri nepermise.
Lansing, Michigan. - Secreta.
rul statului a primit astazi doua.
zeci de dolari intr' 'un piic, unde
mai era 81 un billet anonim, care
zicea: Am furat lucruri de Ia
stat in valoare de douazeci de
dolari 81 ma mustreaza constiinta,
Alaturat aici va rog sd primiti
costul lor.s'
Toxic. - Prineesa Nagako, ca
~ scum de dousseci de ami 81
care - ~ logodi ineunind en-
printul regent. ! fest destinata
~ fie sotiA printalai inc4 de cansl
era fetita de dol ami.
:
New YaFh. Cipciseci de mil
De croitori az dedarst astazi
arsvs Aiu sau1a eonditianilor ne
fsvseshile a cari Ii 50 core sa
lpessss a stsli4rele marilcr ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27

1Dn1n
II semnote ds -; ee le ssr;x. Mans.-
scrisele nepsblicaMle M Sc snapo,
iass.)
Detroit, Mich. * 1ulie 1922.
On. Societati 'Desteapta-tc Ro-
name Hora Unirei"
F1423 Farensworth Street,
Detroit, Michigan. Z
Domnii Mel,
Ma refer la articolul intitulat
'Prietinia Salca-Urcan" aparut
lsub scmnatura d-lui Petrn Ga
brian, 81 la altul, ce era semnat
de dl Dragos, anabele publieate
in No. 2. al ziarului ''Dreptatea"
Tin sa va declar Cd, prin p,iblica-
rea slhor astfel de artieole mi "a
facut mare nedreptate. Pana ce
voi primi satisfactie deplina pc
alta eale, va r0g sd primiti pen-
tru informatia puIblicului roma
nesc urmatoarele:
! Eu nici cand n am tainuit frau.
dele ce le facnse d. Urcan. Nici
nu puteam acoperi astfel de lu.
cruri, pentruca - ca 81 Domnia-
Voastra - nici ell nh aveam Gu
nostinta despre ele. Admit cl
[atunci cand s'au descoperit frau
dele dintai, lam ajutat pc dl
Urcan. lnsa fiindu-mi dansul
lprietin din copilarie, moralminte
m am simtit obligat ca sal dau
mana de ajutor pentru a putca
replati suma ce s'a constatat a.
tunci ca lipseste. Fapta aceasta
a mea este departe de a ma COM
promite in ochii puhlicului pa
truns de simtui dreptatei. Eu
cred char contrarul, 81 STINT o
satisfactie sufleteasca ca mi~sm
ajutat prietinul meu atunci cand
din catna unui pas nenoreeit 81
nechibzuit a ajuns in nacaz. Ell,
nu-i aprob faptele, precum nu
LEAN aprobat nici atunci cand
cele dintai au esit la lumina ri.
lei. M ii stunt in aeelas timp inst
nIci judecatorul, 81 nici nu lam
fost. Criminalul eomite fapta. le.
sea 81 jnstitia isi ia cursul!
Nh am neeat nici eand 81 nj,
neg niei aeum cd Lam aiutat pc
d. urcan. Faptul acesta insa -
eontrar rauvoitoarei pareri a dd.
Gabrian 81 Dragos = nu ma face
in aeelas timp 81 pc mine .respon-
sabil 81 criminal. Stunt cazuri zil-
nice de crime mai mari. omoruri.
trauie de milioane de dolari. etc..
i este strut de toti - 81 totusi
In fiestecare caz sar intr 'ajutorul
deaproapelui lor rudenii, prize.
TIM. etc. Puteti D-voastra, sau
poate cineva declara de criminali
sau misei 81 pc acestia din urma !.
Eu cred Cd nu, 81 sunt sicur ca
tsi publieuf lipsit de patima iu.
deca asemenea.
lar ce pr'veste aluzia = eNpri-
mata in aceleasi articole - Cd as
II comls 81 ell frande, Va rog sd
lnslstati ell oca'zia Adunarei &c.
nerale convocata Ia Youngstown.
Ohio, pc ziua de 30 Iulie 1929. ca
sa sc ordOneze revizuirea socote.
lllor din timpul administered
sau functionarei mele, 81 drupa- -ce
faptul aeesta s'a exagerat, sd Sc
lpublice rezultatul in coloanele
acelnias ziar ''Dreptateas', prin
care am fost acuzat atat de me-
drept 81 fara chibzainta.
va rog. totodata 81 binevoiti a
dispune ca scrisoarea aceasta sd
fie publicata in numarul proxim
fal ziarului ''Dreptatea".
Va multnmesc inainte, 81 Va
rog a primi asigurarea deosehitei
mele slime.
George Sailed.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-27
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