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You Ought to Know

That hard times" have occurred
invariably during or Immediately after
n Democratic administrator
rhat they may always be charged
truthfuily to Democratic mismanage-
ment?
That Il was a Democratic president
who vetoed the bill reviving the Wal
Finance corporation at a time when
rancher and farmer, in the absence
Of that stnhllizing source OF loans.
were all but bankrupt?
That a Republican congress passed
the bill over the veto OF n Democratic
president?
That a Republican administration
provided increased sums ten-fold
| increase-for federal farm loans7
That a Republican congress. called
into special session by a Republican
president. passed the emergency agri
cultural tariff bill. thereby protecting
| American rshcher and farmer.
That a Republican administration
| reduced interest rates on farm loans
and made financing much easier for
rancher and farmer.
That a Republican congress through
| downward revision of taxes this veal
has effected IN immediate saving o.
S40o, 200, 900 to the taxpayers OF the
| country, and an estimated total saw
ing for the fiscal year beginning July
II. last. of moro than 81 900, 600, 900?
That there was no shifting but 8
lifting OF the tax burden; in not q
sigie instnce was h tax increased?
That the preceding Democratic ad
ministration. from 1917 to 1920, both
inclusive. spent land wasted s54,49o,
567.77s.2o7
That the postwar depression was
tremendously aggravated by the in
decision. fallacious policies and reck
less extravaganza of the Democratic
administration?
That a Republican congress. in II.
first year de2D reduced expenditure,
from 1887, 5s. 2sa.o5 IN 1920 (the Las,
year. Of Democratic controD to s4,Tso.
2 e.51o.03 in 1s21-a saving by this
Republicans in one year of more thar
50, 800, 900. 900?
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Then they slowly pulled in the line.
which was surely a new way OF "trol.
ling" and bait casting combined. Re
fore the wooden minnow was more
than bali way in there was a tug and
then tho boys began to play tho fish
II proved to be a three pound bass.
ut throws IT so far out that In.
fish cannot see us. or our shadows. or
hear us" explained Ned.
"I would have liked TO have seen
n OF those catapuits they used in
war; unused Ted. Ned thought him
joking until Ted explained that the
ancients used catapults that wound ue
with immense ropes and took a dozen
men to wind them. They would huri
so pound rocks over into n castle or
through a wall.
Anyway. III bet there's more fun
using Il for fishing than for fighting"
said Ned. and there was no argument,
about that.
Fr1day-'Making a Boat.')
Tomorrow-Merry Making.
Copyright. 1922. by George Matthesr
Adams.
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HoU Big Are We?

AFTER a political struggle, in which more OF less
"A heat has been developed, there arc those who
follow in the wake and make it their business to
engender further strife. Not content to exchange
sturdy blows and abide results as true sportsmen
do, these must play upon disappointments and mag
nifty impossible wrongs, melting in principles and
their friends revenge for wholly imaginary in.
juries- The world despises n poor loser. And once
a fair result is obtained it is.abided and unques.
toned.
The fellow who goes out to get even with a rival
for defeating him finds little sympathy and gets no.
where. That is the outcome in ninety-nine out of n
hundred cases. 1t is far moro to a contestants
credit to ratify the result, even though against him,
and offer his congratulations and his friendship to
the other fellow, than to retire to his corner and
pout and seek ways to show the world his chagrin.
1t takes a big man to bear victory with compo-
sure and becoming modesty; but It requires a much
bigger man TO accept defeat with equanimity.
WILLIAM "a. TAFT was perhops the best loser in
history. After the tremendous wailoping he re
ceived in 1912, for the presidency, his very cheer
fulness brought about 4 quick reaction and the
country regretted his defeat, and he became later
the most popular and best loved citizen of the re-
public with no honor he could not have.
We do not look for the slightest friction on the
part of the men who ran so evenly in the state pri
mary, growing out of any question as to majorities
or votes cast in the several counties, and We cannot
conceive that any of them will countenance ill.
advised action on the part of any of their friends
After it is all said and done we are all Republic
cans and with the settlement of any domestic ques
tions we still have the common enemy to meet and
v%anquish.
If we are not big enough to settle our disputes
nround the family fireside md go out from it with.
out rancor in our hearts against our brethren, we
do not deserve to wear the honorable title "Repub
lican.''
, 1922-08-30

passed ON 10 this administration by the Wilson
regime had to be paid provided they have been prop
erly audited and allowed. Claims of this character
have aggregated s13.49SyS23. Here again the Repub-
llcan congress passing the deficiency appropriation
FOR sums of money TO pay these claims and court
judgments had no other recourse. The debts were
incp red by the Democratic administration and had
to be met even though they should never have been
incurred.
So that, all told, out Of 1924 57. 453 carried in
deficiency appropriations. s311 ,619,467 were charge
able TO emergencies in the veterans bureau, to the
carrying out of the disarmament treaties or TO pay
ing of the bad debts and claims inflicted upon the
country by the Wilson regime.
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viii Critics Anstper?

DEMOCRATIC CRITICS of the economy effected
~ by the present Republican congress, are calling
attention to the large amounts carried in the de.
hciency appropriation acts for the fiscal year Just
closed. They cite these deficiency appropriations as
evidence OF extravaganza upon the part of the
present congress and the present Republican ad.
ministration. The amounts carried in the deficiency
acts passed in the closing days of the last fiscal year
aggregated 1924, 757, 458.
OF this sum, practically oneha1f, or Slbs ,9931 12,
was appropriated to the veterans bureau to take
rare of medical and hospital service. Inasmuch as
the Democrats criticized these deficiency appropria.
lions, it might be timely to inquire If they would
have refused TO have appropriated this specific
amount had they been in control of the congress.
Owing to incompetency, carelessncss and other
conditions existing in the internal revenue bureau
under Democratic administration, S7s,647 300 was
enormously collected prior to March 4, 1921, in in.
come and profit taxes. These erroneous collections
have to be refunded, and this congress had to make
an appropriation for that purpose. Democratic
critics of the deficiency appropriations are very
careful to avoid mentioning this item, which is di
rectly and solely attributable to the Incompetence of
the Democratic administration of the treasury de,
partrent.
Under the Democratic administration Of the ship.
ping board tremendous claims were incurred. These
claims are valid and have to be paid. In order to
pay these claims which were incurred under Demo.
cratic administration this congress appropriated
S4S,500,000 in a deficiency act. This is another item
from which the Democratic critics steer very clear
in their analysis of alleged extravagances of this
administration.
In order to carry out the provisions Of the trca.
ties formulated at the armament conference it was
necessary to provide special funds for the scrap.
ping of Americas fleets of war ships. This was nee
essary because there was provision under the law
for the expenditure of money for construction of
ships but none for destruction of war ships and the
scrapping of naval equipment. Consequently, the
funds necessary for this purpose have to be carried
In n deficiency appropriation act. They aggregated
S11,9s0.532. It would be interesting to inquire if
the Democratic leaders in congress are opposed to
the carrying out of the treaties of the armemcnt
conference and opposed to the s~crapping of the war
ships in accordance with the agreements reached at
that conference.
, 1922-08-30
The Nations Honor,
a Heritage

Two centuries have not yet elapsed
since the first European foot touched
the soil which now constitutes the Am
erican Union. Two centuries moro
and our numbers must exceed those
Of Europe itself. The destinies of this
empire, as they appear in prospect be-
fore US. disdain h powers of human
calculation. Yet, as the original found
er of the Roman state is said once
to have lifted upon his shoulders the
fame and fortunes of all his posterity
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Difference Between Parties
is THE DIFFERENCE betw

tVUHAT is THE DIFFERENCE between the
w Republican and Democratic parties?" asks
the new voter who has not given the matter much
consideration. There is a big difference, and it is
well worth the careful study of anyone who has at
heart the best interests of his country.
One very prominent distinction is that Repub.
.lican craftsmanship keeps continually far ahead of
Democracy. On practically every great issue which
has arisen in this country the Republicans have
a definite stand and the Democrats have
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taken The contrary position, but as time passed and
tested the wisdom of policies the Republican posi-
ton was found TO be right and lasting and the
Democratic party would in time abandon its oppo-
sition and attempt TO conceal its change of front
by raising another issue.
There is no great issrc .het has arisen IN two
generations upon which the Republican party has
taken its position that it ias had to change front,
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while there is no issue upon which the Democratic
party has taken position that 1t has not found it
necessary TO abandon. This was true of its green
back and free silver position on the money question.
1t was true of its scarecrow policy of Imperial
ism" 1t was true of its government ownership is
sue. 1t is proving to be the same with its league
of nations issue. What it will trot out next no one
knows.
, 1922-08-30
N W~I7cHaGHARm
/R IN ADD q
S Il PIKK1
A0~f FOR LITTLE. FRIEhDEY- Folks
WHO LIKE ADVENTURES
ADVENTURE TRAILS
ADVENTURE TRAILS

IAN set-' shouted Ned. lei. IT .o-
mo. You made it-you shoot first
insisted Ted as Ned pulled the stou,
cord at d which released the boars
and It snapped that wooden minnor
and sinker far out over the water. a
rapidly that the line made a Singh.
sound. The bait landed SO Gar our
that h boys gasped in astonishm,,t
least our times as far as thsy
could cast It by hand.
, 1922-08-30

II is an odd fact that amongst the
hundreds OF portraits. authentic or
ina ginary, of Mary Queen OF Scots,
not one represents her in what could
be called a Scotch dress.
, 1922-08-30

Classified ads In the Tribune arc
winners and possibly the keys we
give with every SOC paid at office will
win you a big prize. s-12-tf
, 1922-08-30

Jewelry and watch repairing by az.
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co.. o.-S Bldg.
S-S-n
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On acu4st fiilanyuit.

In alt tara Gogu origorescu
sscotit e. find in oapsl gTsvigti-
lcr II care este tinut Ia inchisoare
in psrmanenta Gu lanturile de
maini, ~ u pieioare, alba ra-
suflk.
AcuGatele Aogalia Nbsrt II I1a
fi1A earl - Assnssni s.ult ttnusl
~ ta1pui h sarcsrA, Asgi M sun1
sanAtesse 60 - III pc pioisare
In fine, fsuee batrfnk aintfe
.apestatsass, 1aaana uasi aoussl
sesiuk + 1alsen si ssts scsAsa 81
- ~. b1f1t.
u ecsas& atnesfsrG, Aapa q
81 ssain(a = ssAssslkds.
sdhlA ctntinsk.
Este aelas acusat,ll NICOIAE
MARIAN. M dcclsra Cd nu a I'm
parsit a2shiseste Gland dcstine 81 M
= erdAt Rici Aasclec icoannniste. A
f0tt secfttaf 'al comisiuRei gene
rAle a siIftlicatel0r. d. Mariar
<xs,A.As = <,S - A>.-A $ =. 4. -.
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. E 9 Q \.
de-: q. Ionsscak kisesti.

I'm ON 0prabil, de 0 compe-
tmth muftilaterala, sc hotareste
intro ri sd constrniasca mobile in
still national. Idee min,tHata 81
foal'tc 'simpatica piblicului. Am
.vazut apdrind atunci accie expo
NTH poficrome. acele vitrine in
carcate vi sclipitbare, care infa-
ti4an mebile IN still national. Flo
r7fe de pc covoare, 81 de pc tesa-
tnrite tArancsti erau transpuse Gu
0 imbelsugata culoare pc spete-
zele si picioarele scaunetor, pc
snPrafs4a meselor, pc cuere, po-
Liite, dulapuri, 81 orice fel de fu-
cruii de interior. Amatorul de
still national era satisfxcut pana'
la saturatie si r6hk h obesiune.
Oar c1nd priuAi mi Gu luafe
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crede ca daca gnvernul, sovietic
va fl recunOscllt, el MI va trebui
in prealabll sd primeasca toate
tratatcle privitoare la Russia. in
cltisfv acela prin care, Franta,
Anglia, Italia 81 Japonia, au re-
c,noscut nnirea Basarabiei Gu
Romania.
Conferinta de la Geneva n arc
.adere sa revie aslppra tratatelor
oolitice 81 stunt convins ca dele
gatii Romaniei la Geneva nu vor
orimi sa discute acolo. chestia
1efinitiv hotArita Basarabiei.
Tcsaurul este avcrea particula-
'ilor mcepand cu Banca Nationa-
81 constitute un drept 81 de
cinste, este cd depozitul G lucru
sacru, care sc restitue fara dis
cutie.
y. Karakan. a mai spus ca n am
yrnt sa discut macar chestia gra
nitei dintre moi 81 Russia.
Fireste. Nam avut naivitatea
sa reintroduc chcstia Basarabiei
sub forma regularei granitei.
Din potriva sovietele care-mi
ceruse de la fnceput sa discutam
regularea navigatiei pc Nistru,
ceeace implica din partea lor re-
cunoasterea unirei Basarabiei Gu
Romania deoarece Romania 81
Russia, Ia Varsovia n'au volt sd
auda aceasta chestie.
Este absOlut falls ca F'ranta san
vre.o alta putere sa amestecat
sau ma influential in tratarile
mele cu Russia. Am lucrat absolut
numai dupa convingerea mea pen
tru >interesele Romaniei
(Din ''Dacia"
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Al deitsa teginat.

S0ldatii din cscot'ta regala 81
jandarmii pedcstri fnsarcinati GU
paza strigan catre acuzati:
Jos ma, staff jos MA
Ce Sc intamplase!
In tarcul Gel mare acuSatii lih-
niti de foame, toti On figuri de
oadavre - ridicase in pioiosrs.
Iancu Rotman, unul dintre eli le-
sinase.
Ridicat Dc tOvaF&gi este scos 81
Ell in bafet II ags9at pe o alta
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SChIaGBAKEA CIRcUHfStRm
TTIIoR EIECToRALE.
o intervenfie 81 un raspuns.
Schimbarea, totusi continue!

Oficiosnl Patria dim Cluj scrie
'Nonducerea partidnlui avand
informatia eli uni dintre project
schimba prin ordonante absolut
llegale, mutand comumele 81 see
title de votare dintr' 'un cei'c in
tr'altul, al Iuliu MANU- s'a adre
sat prin o telegrama sefului gu
velmufni, ar6t6nd respectarea le
gil d. Maniu aecentuat ca asst
fel de schimbari nhmai printr' :
noua lege Sc pot face.
All 5 "A primit Ia biroul parti
dului ulmatOarea telegrama:
Dlui lulu MANU- >
Cluj.
Presedintia consiliului
de ministri.
Ministeiul de inferno dat cu
venitele ordine pentru "a impie
deca schimb6riIe de circumscrip
til electorate.
(ss) 1. BRATANI7
Gu toate acestea candidatii Ii
berali, nerespectand ordinul gu
vel'nului intervin lnereu 81 ell IN
zistenta pc langa autoritatile ad
ministrative cerilfd schimbari n
arohdarea circumscrfptiilor dup5
bmai lor plac 81 interes polite.
(Din 'Dacia
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Acusatii extehuati dc suisdints
leslna IN sala 4 ssoi1ltA.
I'm medic u,aior prss0'is bxsats
"a nri1lcc de aain9rs.
Acusatii suh& siiEayi IA lsHeari Il
cliar yah d gsaif>s.

Felc ce san prtrectrt All Ia
Vu1stea Martiafa 7ntrec Orice i'm.
chipuire.
Daca nu Sc ian chiaf ,azi masuri
de intlreptarc, vom piertle ell de-
savirsire dreptul de a mai sta
ialaturi de statele civilizate.
Din cauza persecutiilor, peste
200 aclzati sunt in greva foamei.
DE 3 zile nemancati ci sunt tinnti
zina la process yi noaptea IN Ian.
turi sau in carcera.
Femeile nn We mai pot tinea pc
.picioare; i'm acnSat, Grigorescn,
banuit ca ar fl dat ideia grevci,
este tinnt in permanehta ell lam
tpri de maini, picioare 81 de gat.
Cateva femei batranc, nepu-
tand shporta 0reva foamei, au ce-
rut de mancare, dar an fcst reft-
Zate, pc motiv ca trebnie sa pas
tfeAe solidaritatea.
lata &c sc petrece intro tara
care Sc pretinde civilizata.
Sedinta sc deschide la orele 9
dimineata. Dnpa facerea- apelu-
lni, este chemat in fata consiliu-
lui d. Neagu Negulescu, care du-
pa ce s,fstihe Cd tot tirnpnl nu a
facut decat propaganda leeafE.
tinAnd c,rrsari prin tliferite orase
A'arat6 rolrl internatiehalei a MI-a
spltn&gid ca ca nu trebne confun-
data ell gnvernul sovietclor relsp.
Dnpa ce faspngde fiecarri
fhlnct de ac,Mare dim ordonanta
aefinitiva face o scuft6 tcorie' a
c6mnnismului 81 roful lui in Ro.
mania.
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|aminte. sau cand puneai la rostul
Ai o asifel de mobila. te cuprindca
ldezamaglrea. Florilel de covoare
81 ahite mnlticolore, pirogravura
q crestatlra crau aplicate super
liclal pc I'm lemn de tel, ori de
! brad. LIMA spetezci. pici0rul, ta-
bla mesei clprindea sub acoperi-
:snl policrom cioplitura expedi.
iva 81 mediocra, piesele prinse in
crestaturi slabe 81 intarite en- cue
de sIrma, linia mobilei adesea
'trlmba. proportia ,inexistenta.
tar de solidaritate nh putea fl
vorba, cacl Sc pare ca aceste mo-
Dlie M erau penfru folosinta, eli
pentrn decor, 81 marele mester.
!lmpul, nu sc poate atinge de A.
ceste fragile 'ucruri. El nh va pu-.
tea sa le dea mci pecetea genera
tlllor ce ar fl sd lp foloseasca. nici
snfletul lucruri superficiale 81 ia
ra viata de mnl motiv ca nu snnt
|utilizabile.
Cum Sc poate vorbi la astfel de
lucruri superficialc 81 farl viat;,
de sti! national, Mobila in still,
national inseamna fntai mobila.
adlea un object corespunzator
Scopului sau. lnsemneaza considc
rarea acestui scop, deci respect
pentru mestesug, pentru material
81 pentru energia omcneasca. Still
national mai inseamna i'm &c pri-
veste mobila: 0 taina speciala de
construi 81 de incheia partile, O
proportie in arhitet,ira pieselor.
masnra 81 discretiune in aplica-
rea podoabelor. Caci un mestcr
cum sc cade de la tara nu thar
pune cn nlci un pref flOrile de
pc scoarte, bibil,riIe de altite pc
mobile, 81 nici pc oale. ori ne Pc
reti. EIementul decorativ Sc pla-
madeste 81 faureste din nou in
rapport cu materlalul. 81 totusi
este un public. care Sc incaIzeste
= nu stal cat de SINGER - de asst
'el de superficialitati fara durata
81 fara miez.
Nn,ne-am obicinuit respecta
fondnl, 81 in multe domenii,
Am avm candva prileiul sa
aud TN confercntiar desvoltand
I'M subject stiintific intro sa!a
le~ mtelectuali sub patronaiul
unci asociatii savante. Am facut
la terminarea conferintei bilantul
ldeilor explse intr ',in ceas 81 lu-
matate. Ele ar fl umplut Gu pri-
soslnta o expunerc sobra de zece
minute. Oar pc conferc..;.r mare
ca nu Ia interesat miezul ches-
tlunei. Garcia i-au adus O eoptri-
butte de idei 81 fapte foarte res
trlnsa. ci fcrma. ST. val, forma era
mpecabila. Gestul elegant 81 fin.
fara stangarie. Cuvantul iesea
lar ca lntr un clrrs de dictinne,
cadentat ca sa sOrbim muzicalita-
tea frazei. al carei tcontinut >nn
'rebula sd ne obOseasca. Daca ar
II fost sa judeci dlpa preciozita-
Tea acestei fraze. dupa poleiaFa
Gle aur care Sc da cuvintelor. dupa
ritmul muzical al glasului = al Fl
creznt ca un spirit sagetator 81 b
avalanse de idei bate in dosul
acestei cortine de hartie coIorata.
care era$ cuyahtnf.
Oar din. nefericire. cdnferen-
tiarul s'a ostenit sa puma asa de
putin dincolo. 81 nn - n'ar Fl
putut, dar a socOtit de ,una sea.
ma de prisos. Pcntru ce osteneafa
pentru dansul 81 pentru nois
AjNnge lfor1na impecabila.
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Sofia n (Radm). - Alegerile
cO1nnnale 3 s'au cfectaat Dumi,lcca
IN tOata Bulgaria. Toate parti-
dele an desfasurat o mdre energic
ct, ocaziunea accstor alegeri. Gu
verml Stambolisky, a repurtat o
victoiie desavirsita sasapra tutu-
ror grnparilor opozitioniste. Uni
unea agrariana. pc care Sc ba-
zeaza 'guvemul omOgen taranist,
n a mai obtinut pana acum o ase-
menea vict0rie strafacita.
N3m 'Dacia
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toare. lata in literature, cam
ajnns la forma perfcxta. anodnf
de perfecta. Oar dincolo nu nici
0 framantare. In stiinta genera
lizarile. In politica fatada. In mo-
rala salvarea aparentelor.
Oar orasele zugravite pc pima
ale lui Potemkin. nu crau orase.
81 ell fructe de hartie vopsita nu
ne .putem hrani. Ne trebue lu-
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eruri snclllente. cu care. sa hra-
MIN seSa acestci natii. Trebue 81
razbim Gu clraj dincolo de su-
bredul decor APPARENT al fatadelor
fragile. IN lumea realitAtilor.
Pentiu aceasta trebne mn nnmai
'disceinfhmant dHr 81 osteneala,
tmnlth osteneala.
G. Icnescu.Ssesti.
~. '.,r
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MOI 81 sov1ErELz.
L&muririle d-f,fi Take Ionescu

In confrate aducand la cunos-
'tinta dllm Take 1onescu dccfara-
tiunile d-lui Karakan, f;tcute a.
gentiei 'iRador" fostul ministrll
sde externe roman a tinut 81 ras-
punda I'm chipul urmator:
Am publicat prOcescle verbale
in numar de sase ale tratativelor
dc la Narsovia 81 din ele au re-
esit, Cd doua az fost cauzele pen.
tru care nu s'a pntut caaea de
acOrd asWpra programnlui unei
|conferimte: Chestia Basarabiei 81
cllestia tesaurului.
Din tlecfaratiile insasi ale d.fui
Karakan reese ca d-sa nici. astAzi
nu recun0aSte unirea Basarabiei
kcu Romania.
Cum asi Fl pntut en- sd CONT
risnrinta ca sa mn zic cri1na de d
admite cd chestia nnii'ii Basara
lyiei c'l Romania 50 mai fie Q che,
site de dlscutat, 'ckci dack Ia {
viitoare conferinta, reprexentan
4ii sovietelor ~ refaza situatia dt
= - sts
drept hOastra in Basarabia a
kr6lHane IN want.
|. Rasar~lia s'a unit Gu Romanit
aupA &c se. decl&rase stat indie
Ipendert.
p. Karakan sc insealA cand
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Maiorul medic IAncovescl, o a.
genta de Ia 'siguranta 81 cativa
soldati dadeau ajator acuzatei in
buffet. Ziaristii nu erau lasati sa
.patrunda acolo. Intre capitanul
Antoniu, comandantul 1nchisorei
militare 81 avocatall Cratunescu
Sc iscase o discutie violenta asu-
pra regimului. din inchisoare.
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D. PRESEDINTE Il intrerupe
| din non, cerlndn-i sa nu faca
tcorii.
ID. avocat GREGOR1AN cpeace
spune acuzatul nu este decat ur-
marea afirmatiunilor din ordo-
|nanta definitiva.
y. MARIAN: ID. comisar regal
ma acnza bazat pc teorii; nh pot
raspunde altfel. Daca are impo-
trivia inca dovezi cd as fl savirsit
|fapte ilegale, sa ma intrebee vol
raspunde.
ID. COMISAR REGAL pune
|d-lui Marian intrcbari 81 acesta
rasprnde ca imprlmutat 10000
lei pentru plata chiriei localuri-
Tor.
d. avocat GREGORIAN vrea
sd ceara lamuriri asupra pieselor
din dosar.
D. PRESEDINTE: Va rog sa
luati note. Va intcrzic de mai
mteryeni in cursuA interogatoru-
lni. Daca mai intrernpeti, va con-
slider ca turburator al ordinei
dezbaterilor.
ID. COMTSAR REGAL continna
sd pue intrebari la carl ac,Matnl
raspunde cu multa precizie. -
ID. major Cernat .pnne chestiunea
grcvclor, mtreband cine lea or
donat.
D. MARIAN: La noi,~ in mis-
carea socialista nn. Sc ordond.
Repct acest lucru.
ID. COMISAR REGAL intreaba
pc acuzat aslpra parerilOr lui
despre comitetele intime 81 acti-
vitatea lor comunista, precum 81
asupra parerilor sale politice.
d. MARIAN: Rog sa flu intre-
bat asupra faptelorN, comise de
mine pentru carl sunt adus aci.
Pentrl ideile mele politice vol fl
jndecat aiurea. Arestat de 9 luni,
astept sa rdspund faptelor pen
tru carl sunt urmarit.
d. avocat GREGORIAN in.
treaba daca faptnl cd secretarul
-nniunei generate sindicatelor
face parte de drcpt din comitetul
de conducere al partidului, fost
ordonat de Ia Moscova.
ID. MARIAN: Nh, pentruca a.
ceasta sc prevcde inca I'M statu-
tnl din 1906.
ID. COMISAR REGAL mai cere
Acateva lamuriri.
d. avocat PARASCHIVESCU
-lntreaba cand s'a comunicat acu-
zatilor ordonanta definitiva.
7 d. MARIAN raspunde cd, cate
m exemplar din ordonanta fost
dat fnainte de Craciun timp dc
trei zile cate trei ore pc ri.
ID. COMISAR REGAL raspun-
de ca nu era obligat sa pue la dis
.pozitia acuzatilor ordonanta de-
finitiva.
ID. PARASCHWESCT spune
ca la Vacaresti acuzatii nu an
luat act de dOsarele acuzarei.
d. MARIAN continual.
d. COMISAR REGAL respin-
&c afirmatiunea aceasta.
La Orele | fara I'M sfart duna