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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
FRENCH SCHEDULED
FOR CHAIRMANSHIP
WASHINGTON, D. c., PAPER SAYS
IDAHO MAN TO TAKE OVER
NAVAL WORK

Representative Burton l.. French of
Idaho, is slated to become chairman
of the subcommittee On naval appro-
priations of the house appropriations
committee, succeeding Representa-
tive Patrick H. Kelley of Michigan,
according to story in The Evening
Star of Washington, D. G.
The story carries with it a single
column cut of Idaho's representative
and summary of the vacancies in
the house caused by voluntary with
drawals from congress or through
the fate of politics.
In commenting on the changes The
Evening Star says:
French Very Active
with the passing out of congress
of Representative Patrick H. Kelley
OF Michigan, who was taken from the
naval affairs committee to organize
the subcommittee on naval appropri-
atlons of the appropriations commit
tee and to be it's chairman, there is
much interest nationally, and partic-
ularly locally, as to who will succeed
him as chairman. Representative
Burton L. French of Idaho will prob
ably be chosen for that important
position.
Representative French has been
Chairman Kelley's right-hand man in
drafting the naval appropriation bill
and has given deep study to the sub
ject. 1t is recalled that he made a
notable speech in the house present
ing the committees proposal for cut
ting the Navy personnel to $4,000 He
has been member of congress for
sixteen years."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
KENDRICK SAFE ROBBED
OF $5S, REPORT STATES

Only $5S in currency was taken
from the safe of the Kendrick Hard
are company at Kendrick early, Tues
day morning, according to a report
from the Latah county sheriff's office
today. Sheriff Woody was at Kend-
rick Yesterday afternoon checking up
on the burglary, believed to have been
done by two or three men who blew
off the safe door of the hardware
company.
The authorities are checking up on
several clues in Lewiston where it
is believed the men are in hiding.
Sheriff Woody uncovered several new
angles to the case on his visit to
Kendrick yesterday, but no announce
ment of the finds can be made at the
present time.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
LEWISTON FIRM LOW BIDDERS
ON GENESEE-MOSCOW ROAD

Boise-Bids were opened today by
the bureau of highways on two fed
eral aid projects-No SO and No. IS.
The former is for steel bridge over
the Portneuf two miles west of Poca-
tello and about a mile of road ap-
preaching the structure. The low bid
der was the Delivuk Construction
company of Spokane at $26,S15.11.
The states estimate of the cost was
$4,000.
On project No. 1S, for additional
surfacing of Is miles of the highway
between Genesee and Moscow, Camp
bell & Barr of Lewiston was the low
bidding firm with a proffer of $2.1S
a yard for crushed rock, totaling.
something more than $4,000,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
SENIORS Open TICKET
SALE FOR Big COMEDY

The ticket sale for the musical
comedy, "For the Love of Mike" to
be presented under the auspices
of the University of Idaho
senior class in the university
auditorium Friday night, November
"a, has started Tickets may be re-
served at Hodgins drug store after
10:30 o'clock Monday morning, Novem-
ber "a.
Professor Stanton Mclaughlin of
the English department, and Rex Kim
mel, senior college of law student
and we'll recognized in university dra-
matics, are in charge Of the produc-
ton. The comedy is the first real
musical comedy to be presented at the
university for a number of years.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
Seek Release Captured Missionaries.

Seek Release Captured Missionaries.
Peking CA. P.)-Measures for the
immediate release of foreign mission
aries kidnapped by Chinese bandits,
was demanded of the Peking govern
ment today by the American, British,
Italian, French, and Swedish mini
sters, acting under instructions from
their governments.
Would Protect Mexican Nationals.
Austin, Texas "a. P.)--Immediate
and adequate protection for Mexican
nationals at Breckenridge, Texas, was
requested today by Secretary of State
Hughes in a telegram to Governor
Neff. The message said that the Mexi.
con government had complained that
its citizens living at Breckenridge
were threatened and the Mexican con-
sular authorities had appealed to the
mayor of Breckenridge for protection,
but were told that the mayor could
give them no protection.
Reserve Men Combine Decision.
Washington CA. P)-Decision in re-
gard to the proposed absorption of
Morris and Comany and Armour and
Company, was reserved today by the
government officers, before whom the
matter was placed yesterday by j.
Ogden Armour.
Seek Pardon for Communist.
Chicago CA. PA move to obtain
a pardon from Governor Small, of
for William Bross Lloyd,
communist labor party lea
der, who with II others of his party,
lost their fight to escape imprison-
ment and fines, was today declared by
Frank Comerford special prosecutor
in the case, to be under way.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
HOLDUP AT LEWISTON
REPORTED In MOSCOW

A wrist watch and $3.50 in cash was
taken last night from Lewiston man
at Lewiston by two holdups who es-
capped in an automobile roadster, ac-
cording to a report received today
from Lewiston by Sheriff John l..
Woody.
Authorities over the Inland Empire
have been asked to look out for two
men, weighing about $50 pounds each,
who were dressed in dark suits, dark
hats and dark overcoats at the time
of the holdup. The men were driving
a Dodge roadster The money taken
was contained in leather pocket
book and the watch was an Elgin
wrist watch.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
Mans Clothes Burned Off.

Garfield, Wash, Nov. 15.-H. e.
Douglas, principal of the high school
and athletic coach, was badly burned
yesterday at the gymnasium through
the explosion of a can of gasoline
Members of the football team who
were getting ready for practice came
to the rescue of their chief and ex-
tinguished the flames, but not before
he was badly burned about the legs,
face and hands. All his clothes were
burned off him. 1t is not likely that
he will be disfigured..
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT CON-
DUCTS TEACHERS, EXAMINATIONS

Regular November teachers exam
nations for all grades of certificates
for teachers from all parts of the
county are being conducted by Miss
Lillian Skattaboe, Latah county sup
erintendent of public instruction. The
examinations opened today and will
continue Friday and Saturday.
This is the last examination of the
year and the next examination will
be held the fourth week in July, 1928.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
CRUELTY Charge Wins
Wife DIVORCE DECREE

Zoe Irene Lettenmaier was granted
decree of divorce from Phil Letten-
maier today by Judge E. G. Steele of
the Latah county district court The
plaintiff wife alleged extreme cruelty
as her cause of action.
The couple were married in Moscow
in 1921. There were no children of
the marriage and there are no pro-
perty rights.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
.Deary Connie Married.

Olaf Burnvik and Ruth Matilda Nor
man, both of Deary, were married this
morning in the Latah county probate
judges office by Judge Adrian Nelson.
The attending witnesses were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartvik Lee, of Deary. After a
wedding tour the couple will make
their home in Deary
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
Rev. w, M. Martin to Kamiah

Word is received here that the Rev.
w. M Martin, formerly of Moscow.
but for the past three years pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Palouse, has been transferred to
Kamiah, where he will have charge
of the Kamiah and Orofino churches.
He will move his family to Orofino
at once,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
Third Party Looms, says Hylan.

Chicago.-Mayor John F. Hylan of
New York here for short rest, saw
party lines being effaced and prophe-
sled that new third party will be
in the field in 1924 unless the repub-
licans nominate man like Hiram
Johnson or the democrats candi-
date like William Randolph Hearst for
president. .
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
M'Croskey Horses Win $4,000.

Garfield, Wash, Nov. 15.-R. G. Nc
Croskeys horses returned yesterday
from Portland, where they were big
winners at the stock show. Mr.. Nc
Croskey exhibited his Clydesdales at
five fall fairs and at the Western
Royal and Portland shows and has
won $4,000 in premiums. His show
string consisted of Ia head
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
]. E. Nessly Makes Short Visit.

J. E. Nessly, field representative for
the Idaho Farmer, with headquarters
in Boise, arrived in Moscow Wednes-
day night, to look after some business
matters, going from here to Spokane,
Thursday, to attend a conference of
the representatives of the Farm
Trio the Idaho Farmer" the Gore
gon Farmer" and the Washington
Farmer"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
= = = = = F +
Weather Forecast

Idaho-Tonight and Friday, :
+ rain or snow.
+ Washington-TOnight and Fri :
+ day, rain; moderate southwest :
+ erly gales.
+ + + + + + + z + = + = = = + .
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
+ + 1. + + + 1. = J. !. 1. i. !. + j.
. Local Wheat Price S1.O4 !.

+ Wheat is quoted on the local ]
! market today at $1.04 for club !
+ and $1.01 for red. This price !
+ has prevailed for several days. !
+ + + + + + r i. I. + 4. i. i + 1. 4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

M. NJ Preston, who has been quite
ill at his home on East Eighth Street,
the past several days, is reported
much improved.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met Tuesday after
noon in Epworth Hall and enjoyed a
pleasant and profitable session. Mrs.
R. P. Drury presided at the busy ses-
sion. The ladies voted fifty dollars
to the "organ repair fund" Several
other matters of Importance were
brought before the society. After the
business session the ladies enjoyed a
social hour, Mesdames A. L. Ransom,
L. R. Scott. I. L. Collins, D. W. Han
nah, w. V. Dunkin, and Dorothy
Nelson proved as ever the most royal
entertainers. The refrehments were
delicious.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
ouadrupIets Are Born.

Braddock, Pa.-Mrs. Mary Krikorian
xave birth to quadruplets at her home
here recently. One Of the babies died
shortly after 1t was born The others
were rushed to a hospital. All OF
them died. The combined weight OF
the infants-all gtrls-was nineteen
pounds.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-16
Bees Refuse to Work.

GAINESVILLE, GA stray swarm Of
bees passed over Joe Fletcher's place,
lighting in a tree. His neighbOr, Lou
Neff, hived them for him, but they re-
fused to work in an abandoned hen
coop and left for parts unknown.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
LASATI CA RoDUL CELOR
IA ami sd fie periclitat de
sechestrul initial de Muresan
81 Baloiu?

Gle prcot, asa Cd acuma avand lar
darul preotesc pot Fl alcs de preot
orr undc. =
Faptul s'a implinit. A fost ales
de preot in Youngstown GU salar
de $135.OOO lunar, salar ce nu a
avut nici un preot inainte de ell
Toate bunc. NJ trece multi 81 a.
pare i'll revista "Samanatorul' din
Brasov, n.rul 3 81 4 din Martie 81
April a. C., o declaratie a D-nei
lula Farka, unde sub prestare de
juramint in fata notarului public.
declara ca Popa Muresan STA III
susit un cufar al eli plin Gu diferi-
te lucruri abuse din America 81 ca
re cufar s'a aflat in posesiunea lui
Muresan, pentru care fapt fost
arestat 81 tinut inchis 5 saptamani
Ajungand faptul Ia cunostinta
,parochienilor, fost rugat Sd Sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
DE ACEEA ATT TRIMS
pc delegatii vostri la Youngs-
town ca sd va dea Uniunea, pc
mana popii Muresan?

re s 'au latit cu privire la un furt
Gle cufere ce lar fl savarSit D-sa
in paguba D-nei lula Farka. D-sa
ne-a raspuns ca, "Toate acelea all
fost numai niste Stiri false raspan-
dite de rau-voitorii mel. Faptul
este Gu totul altul. AutoritatiIe
romanesti, voind sd loveasca in
cumnatul meu, Octavian Goga, ca
re pc atunci era ministru de artc.
nu i-au gasit nici un motiv, asa
find au alergat la mine ca cumna:
al lui, m 'au arestat 81 tinut in .,
restul preventiv din Sibiiu ci1ci
saptamani, sub acuza ca mi-as Fl III
susit in mod nelegal TN cufar al
sus-numitci doamne.
S'a crezut 81 aceasta. Ba eel
mai multi, o doamna din colonia
romano de aici la intrebat: "Cum
D-ta care al avut dincolo carcElma
81 restaurant, yoiesti sd fiji alas de
preot in Youngstown" Stiti &c
la respuns? - Gnu va ganditi la
asta, fiindca am fost sfintit de nop
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

aSternute mai sus, daca d-sa ar a.
yea numai putin simt de rusinc
tara nlci o somatie ar trebui sd pa
raseasca aceasta parochie, moi insa
Stllndu-l ca stapanit de indras.
neala 81 un tupeu de nedescris. sum
TEN slguri ca nu 0 face, pentru a.
ceea, pc Gale publica, il somam ca
III tlmp Gle 10 zile sd fie atat de
gentil 81 sd paraseasca aceasta pa.
roche, unde della sosirea d-sale in
acest oras a bagat nnmai ura 81
vrajba intre poporeni, 81 acea-
sta ca sa nu finn siliti al inlatura
pc calea legii.
In numele alor so de membri
fondatori 81 vechi al Parochiei
"Sf. Treimeo din Youngstown, O..
Stefan Florescu.
farmacist.
d. Youngstown, @.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

Justlficc pc Gale zlaristica 81 sa do
vedeasca ca nut vinovat de ceea
&C sc acuza i'll "Samanatorul.n NJ
"a spus cd in curand sa lie do
vedeasca ell hotarirea Tribunalu.
lul din Sibiiu, ca tot ceea ce s'a
scris sunt neadevaruri. De fapt a
prlmit din Sibiiu hotarirea Tribu.
nalulul, in care, spune D-sa. ca G.
ste achltat de pedeapsa, insa sd te.
me 0 da pnblicitatii, ca sa nu We
dem 81 moi in ce mod fost achitat
Asa Cd pana ce nu Sc va iustifica
pc Gale ziaristica publicand hotari
rea Tribunalului in intregime
noua he vine sd credem ca tot &C
Sc cuprinde i'll declaratia D-ne;
lula Farka sunt lucruri adeyaratc
Mai departe, consistorul din Si
blu nu numai ca nu la dat drcp.
tul de a putea Fl ales preot il
Youngstown, dar ce-i mai multi, in
raspunsul la cererca D-salc, Con
sistorul ii raspunde scurt 81 cate
goric: " Postul de preot in Youngs.
town nu puteti sal ocupati, find
destinat pentru oficiul protopo.
peso; puteti fi-preot iii orr &C oras
in America, nunai in Youngstown
nn.
Examinand GU deamanuntul cello
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
POpa Nuesan 81 Paro:
CHA din Youngstown

Dupa plccarea parintelui Podea
din Youngstown, Parochia ortodo-
xa romano "Sf. Trcime'' publ
cat concurs pentru ocuparea postu-
lui Gle preot la accasta parochie.
S'au presen:at trci candidate, intre
earl 81 Popa Murcsan. Stim Cd pa
rochiile gr.-ortodoxe din America
ca parte matcriala sunt indcpen-
dente, insa ca morala sunt supuse
Metropoliei din Sibiiu, asa ca orr
care preot trebue sa poseda confir-
marca Consistorului din Sibiiu.
pentru a putca functiona ca atare
Dol dintre candidate au prcsentat
actele in buna regula, afara de Po-
pa MureSan, care sub difcrite pre-
teyte ca 81 lear fl lasat in Cleve-
land. unde sa oprit cand a sosit
din Europa, nu a putut sd lie ara
te. Comitetul Parochial stiinl cd
a mai fost preot in America Gu dol
ami inainte, ba eel mai multi, multi
dintre membrii parochiei 81 char
din Comitet find consateni, cuno-
scandu-l mai de-aproape, i-au dat
crczare, cceace a fost confirmata 81
de administrator parochial pc a
tunci parintele Damian, care a spus
ca are toate actele in buna regula.
Afara de accstea poporul nostrn
romancsc find crescut III crcdin!a
firma, ca unui preot nu este per-
mis- spune neadevarul comitand
prin aceasta un sacrilegiu, lam dat
tot crezamintul, 81 fost ales de
preot in Youngstown. Inainte de
alegerc multi dintre membri, char
81 subsemnatul, Fam intrebat pc
Popa MureSan despre svonurile ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
SOCIETATEA CARE NU-SI
doreste perire, sd protesteze
contra actiunei delegation ei
de-a pune sub sechestru ave.
.rea Uniunei.
sd aprecieze pc acei carl le-au
lnfiintat societati 81 nu Sc vo1

sd aprecieze pc acei carl le-au
lnfiintat societati, 81 nu Sc vo1
lasa sedusi de unii carl numai
un trecut cinstit nu an.
Acestea sunt parerile mele
die Pora, 81 daca este scris in
destinele y. S. r. A., ca sucom.
barea ei Sc va face prin mantle
voastre, fie. Insa moi, ce:
CO am muncit at6tia ami de-a
randul 81 am aparat organiza,
tia dupa cum am putut pana in
prezent, vom munci si vom lup.
ta 81 acuma cand 0 sugrumati
D-voastra. si de W muri acuma
xic 81 en-, cum q sis Poetul
'Dispretul 81 b1estemul So fie
plata voastra' 9 aoelora car
vor moartea U. s. r. A.
N. n. BoERIU,
Admin. xiarulut America,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
FEaIEI JURATI.

Los Angeles, Cal, 8 Aug.
All s'a ales corpul jlratilor carl
vor judeca 81 de membri. al socic-
tatii secrete, Ku Klux Klan, pen,
tru nelegiuirilc comise intro
rata data asapra orasnlui Ingel.
wood. Juratii sunt III numar de
Y, opt barbati Vi spatrp fsmei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

Carmi A Thompson din Gle
veland este nominatul republi-
canilor pentru governor al sta
tului Ohio.
La alegerile della toamna, O.
poncntul sau din partea demo
cratilor va fl A. V. Donahey
din New Philadelphia.
Senatorul Atlee Pomerene, din
Canton, nominal de senator din
partea. democratilor, va avea de O.
ponent pc deputatul Simeon y
Fess. din Yellow Springs.
Victoria lui Thompson consi-
derata ca o victorie partidului
republican 81 ca revendicare q
presedintelui Harding, deoarece
victoria e castigata de un ON din
statul sau.
Lucrul acesta mai este o victorie
81 pentru liga contra saloanelo1
(carciumelor), care la sprijinit pc
Thompson. Lista oficiala yota-
rel nu s'a anuntat inca, caci nu
s'au putut numara toate votur;le
1nsa dupa numarul celor iesite pa
na acum Thompson este eel care
are mai multe della republican,, $;
Donahey are cea mai mare majori-
tate della demOcrati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

THOMPSON ARE CELE MAI
MULTE VOTURI.
BULLETIN

Conform rapoartelor primite
pana in prezent, in 1,70O de des.
partaminte Thompson este l.
naintea tuturor candidatilor, a.
wand 81, Ill voturi. Tot in des.
partamintele acestea Beetham
a avut 1923 de voturi, Day
8,504, Durand 10,376, Durne,
913, Knight 1887, Harry Clay
Smith SAIL. Harvey G. Smith
3,188, 81 Williams 1914.
In acestea Sc coprind $40 de
despartaminte din plasa Cuya-
hoga. carl i-au dat lui Thomp-
son 8,217 voturi, lui Beetham
119, lui Day 5,455, lui Durand
LILO, lui Durnell 129, lui
Knight 1917, lui Harry Clay
Smith 912, lui Harvey G. Smith
963, 81 lui Williams 154.
Della Democrati, in cele 2, 157
de despartaminte, Donahey q
avut 27,745 de voturi, Duffy
II, ,498, 81 Johnson 1857. A.
cestia fusesera candidate de gu.
vernon.
Candidate democrati de Sc.
natori, in 2,09 de despartamin.
te, au ayut urm toarele voturi:
Pomerene "a, ,s71 i Lenty
~ K0t ~ Il. D y u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
Scrisoare desChisa

Cleveland, O., 9 Aug. 1922
D-lui Traian T. Pora,
130 E. Franklin St.,
Warren, Ohio.
Domnule!
Am PRINT scrisoarea D-tale
impreuna Gu un pamflet pc ca.
re nil trimiti spre publicare in
ziarul America, 81 pentru la
murirea D-tale, tin sa-ti comu.
mic urmatoarele:
Eu nu pot recunoaste ca Pres
Gen. al U. S. r. A. pc persoana
D-tafe, pentru urmatoarele mo
tive:
l. DONNA Ia daca al fost a
les Pres. al Uniunei, al fost a
les prin apucaturi meschine, a:
indus Societatile in eroare, tri
mitandu-le fel de fel de telegra.
me nebazate 81 fara nici un a
devar.
2. Plenipotentele Solicitation
trimise dupa telegramele D-ta
le, nu sunt valabile, find ca
societate nu poate 1mputernic;
pc vre-un delegat, sau a da ase.
menea plenipotenye fara avizu:
adunarei generate, convocata
special pentru acel' scop.
8. Functionari generali al U
s. r. A. nu pot fl alesi decit per
soanele carl au vechime de ur
an Gel putin, dar nrmai dupace
Gel vechi STUNT descarcati de re-
spunderea ce 0 au fata de U
S. r. A., sau s'au facut vino
vati de incorectitudini dovedi
te de Adunarea Generala.
4. In pamfletul D-tale, fara
Ilici o rusine al indrazneala sd
spui ca ''terninul actualilor
functionari a expirat in 4 Iulie
a. c." De ce, die Pora, mai
indrazneala sa spui 81 aceea ca
Uniunea q avut adunare gene.
rala in 4 Iulie 1921, ori D-ta nu
recunosti acea adunare gene.
ral&? Daca nu o recunosti d-ta
81 clica D-tale, atunci trebue sd
0 recunoasca societatile carl au
tinut acea adunare, 81 recuno.
scand-o societatile vor trebui
sd recunoasca 81 lucrarile acelei
adun&ri care au fost din vointa
liberia a societatilor din U. S
r. A., 81 nu 0 adunare s;luita
81 Gu apucaturi meschine ca a.
ceea pc care att tinut-o la
Youngstown, O., la care te-au 81
cocotat pc D-ta la functuinea
de "presedinte general"
Societatile vor trebui sa recu.
noasca, die Pora, ca ele au de.
els ca adunarea generala sa Sc
tina pc ziua de 4 Sept. 1922, 81
ele au decis ca functionarii u.
niunei sa fie in posturile lo1
pana Ia Adunarea Generala dir
4 Sept. Statutul spune ca
"functionarii Sc aleg in 4 Iu.
lie. = Oar bine, mestere Pora
D.ta si clica d-tale, nu stiti ca
0 adunare generala are putere
Sd modifice statute 81 a face orr
CO legi, char 81 contra statutu.
lui? Stiti bine aceasta Gu totii
numai nu vreti sd fntelegeti.
81 acuma, die Pora, vofbesc
personal, nu din oficiul Gel 0.
cup. Spun ca ati incercat ma
rea Gu degetul, ati dat loviturs
Uniunei crexand ca acei vechi
,luptatori al 0rganizatiunei
noastre al murit 81 nu mai sunt
V'ati inselat insa, die Pora
Acct care si-au jertfit viitorul
lor pentru organizatiunile noa.
sire tr&iesc inca, 81 daca uni
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