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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31
HEST MR. PARRATT EVER USED

You can't have bright eyes. clear
Skin. and alert brain when your d.
gcssion Is impaired and a mass Of fer
menting. decaying food clogs the In
tessines. Foley cathartic Tablets set
you right A. Il. parratt. 3533 W.
ssth St. Cleveland. o.. writes: Foley
Cathartic Tablets are the best | ever
used-"--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31

The brick itrreats claim that they
are Disseminated against in the cod.
Tho commission which has BEEN
Drafting the ns~ regulations. how.
ever. r~coniiy voted TO TO recon-
mend that the cod. stand as drawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31
Public Hearing in
Building Code Due

To iron out the differences between
the brick interests and the concrete
industry. tho public safety committee
OF the council win meet Wednesday
afternoon TO make FINAL decision on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31
EXEMPTIONS
NOT ron ALI.

Whether a person who does no,
continuously live IN The same honRs
with dependent relatives il entitled
10 the exsu ptlona depends upon the
character OF the separation. IL a
parent h away on business part 81
the year or a child er other depend
ent IL away on a Writ. tho common
home being maintained. the eHrsnp
tons may be claimed. II parent
Il compelled 10 maintain his depend
ent children with relatives. or in a
boarding house. tho exemption may
stili Apply.
A taxpayer who II not the head Of
a family may eth be allowed the
exemption 81 5000 for each p~fpop
dependent upon him for chief sup
port. II such person h under IA years
81 ago or Incapable % ssifsuppor'
because mentally or physically do
faHtEss~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31

exeeas OF $4,000. but not the 1900 ex.
emption for dependents. since his
mother and sisters are neither under
Is years OF age nor mentally nor
ineapacitatod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31
Income Tax Facts
What Is "Head of Family?
May Sometimes LiUe Apart.
Dependents Age Limit Is.
Some Examples Are Cited.

ssers~@ Of
act
turn. q
possible iss.,isa
tsspa,ss Watch The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31

rorma for making returns OF In.
come for 1871 have been revised and
slmpiified. and contain instructions
which will be ~ material aid 10 tax
payers in the avoidance Of errors
Many Of these errors are due 10
Misunderstanding of the exemption
allowed head OF a family. defined
BY treasury regulations an a "perwon
who actually supports ard maintains
IN one household ono or more indis
viduala who are closely connected
with him by blood relationship, rria
tlonship by marriage or by adoption.
or whose right 90 exercise family com
troll and provide for these depend
enta is baned upon some moral or
legal obligation"
Tho exemptions allowed a head OF
family under the revenue act %
1891 are the same as granted mar
rled pernon--ts 500 where the net In
come for 1891 was s. 900 or less and
s. 900 where the net income exceed
Ell s. ooo. Circumstance surround.
Ing each Individual case determine
largely whether a person u entitled
10 such exemption.
A single pcraon--tho term inciud
ing wldowerw widows. and persons
not living with wife or husband Ia
III. head Of family II he IL the sole
support OF one or more relatives Nv.
ing ia the same house with him, and
II he exercises controi % household
affairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31

BoLDT's COFFEE NOW FIVE
CENT9.-Advertisc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-31

DruTgista refund money ~ PAzo
OINTMENT falls TO cure ttrhing.
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. eoc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

counts OF those affaire. especially
club parties and dances. that nave
been previously announced. This re-
quest Is made in order to establish
full cooperation between the So
ciety department and its patrons,
and to facilitate the work during
this particularly busy season.
enjoying the Christmas holidays
enjoying tho christmas holidays
with vacation and no meeting un-
I'll the first Tuesday In January.
Mrs. G. w. Parent will entertain the
club members in her home. 1897
South Boulder. Thursday afternoon
with their annual Christmas party.
All members are cordially invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
SOciefu
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX
lxpnipp Party

Members OF the Sans Souci 500
club Will entertain New Years night
ANA home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Senz n honor of their husbands.
Mrs. II. Il. johnson VIII be assisting
bostess. The club met Monday aft.
arnoon with Mrs. Clyde Jones, 625
North Boston. Members each re-
ceiycd a gift from a lovely tree.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Ninita. for a visit with his parents
over the Christmas holidays.
Young Messrs. Jack and Richard
Wheeler arrive Friday from the
University Of Illinois to spend the
Christmas holidays with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Grover have
returned from Philadelphia, Pa,
after visit TO relatives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Announcements,

All hostesses and hosts for the nu-
merous parties and entertainments
calendared for the Christmas boil
days are requested to send to the
society editor, by mail or messenger,
reports concerning the parties sew
eral days in advance of the events,
as the work OF the society depart
ment will be so greatly increased
during the holiday season that 1t will
be impossible to solicit data for ac-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Clnss Pnrty.

Ms Romaine Black entertained
members Of her Sunday school class
IN her home on Saturday evening.
a feature was the Christmas tree
from which each one OF the party,
20 In number, received a gift.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Sorority Luncheon

Members OF the Delta ri sorority
will entertain with luncheon on
Friday at the home of Mrs. Russell
/. Grant, Miss Marcellite Grant as
hostess.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Toa CnIlnh Off

Christmas holidays, the regular aft
ernoon with cards and tea at the
Countr, club has been abandoned for
the afternoon of Wednesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
,s/Luncheon and Matinee Party.

MIS-. v. II. Cody VIII entertain
with luncheon and matinee party
on Wednesday, December 81. com
plimentary to her daughter, Miss
Carol Cody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Informal 1na

Miss Elinor Grubb has extended
invitations to a tea which she will
give in the Grubb home Friday, De-
cember 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

The Tulsa Woman's club will
keep open house on the afternoon Of
NSv Years day from 3 to b at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hutch
irsOn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell u. Miller
left Monday for Steubenville, Ohio,
where they will spend the holidays
with Mr.. Millers parents and win
also visit points In Pennsylvania be-
fore returning home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Crouch. attending the University Of
Illinois, and Mr.. Davis Brady, at
tending the University OF Virginia.
will arrive this week 10 spend the
holidays with home folk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Mr.. Condor MscKay, who attends
Yale university. will arrive Christ
mas day to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank MacKay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Robert A. McBirney.
Funeral director. 92l s, Main.
Phone Usage 19l-456.-Advertise
ment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. c. f.. Chouteau and
daughter Virginia of Pawhuska are
Tulsa visitors this week, en- route
to Mr.. Chouteau's former home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Messrs. Seth Hughes and Kenneth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Frazier, 1743
East Fourteenth street. announce the
arrival OF n daughter on Saturday,
December 16.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. w. Biddle an
nounce the birth OF a son on Tues
day, December 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Mrs. c. 2. Mclaughlin of Pitts
burgh, Pa, arrives Friday for a
months visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Paul +. Cole and Mr.. Cole, at
1886 South Newport avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

Mr.. Richard Higgins. student at
the Kansas university, will spend the
holidays with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. j. r. Higgins on East Eigh-
teenth street.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
Interview acordat unui colabora-
tor al ziarului 'Becsi
Magyar Uisag'.

Tn collaboration al ziarului Bees
Magyar lTlsag din Niena a avu,
ocaziune sd vorbeasca Gu d-nii DR.
Lupu 81 Vaida despre emigratia
maghiara.
lata &c spme dl Lupu:
"Pastrez toata simpatia mea
pentru persoanele democratice ma
ghiare carl all emigrat. fie cd ele
sunt -persoane politice sau parti.
culare. Stunt convins ca poporul
roman 81 maghiar nu Sc vor putea
,intelege decat prin eli. Panace "a
propierea este conditionata 81 la
moi 81 in Ungaria de aristocratie,
ceIe doua tari tot inamice vor Fl.
!Gasesc. ca I'll +. Bratianu este
vinovat prin faptul ca a lasat pc
Horthy dupa razboi sd Sc insta-
leze in Tngaria dupa bunul 1ui
plac.
Din partea mea sunt de parere,
ca poporul maghiar impreuna Gu
va reusi sa rupa lantu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

tribuitor de zimbete diploma
tice? ?"
Mosafirul: lar judcci pri
pit. Tocmai fiindca d-rul Lupu
este inainte de toate un mare pa
triot. inteles ce rol are de jucat
+, in America. Nici II al trecut doua
iluni de la instalarea lui Ia Wash.
lington, 81 prin legaturile sale pc
deoparte, prin puterea lui de con.
yingere pc de alta, a obtinut I'm
mare imprumut in dolari de la ro-
manii de acolo. Astfel Romania a
reusit. cratic lui, sd faca. un i'm.
prnmut strain, fara Fl obligata
strainatatii. 81 tot atat de fericita
a fost activitatea lui pc terenul
social 81 polite, caci la convins pc
americani ca moi nu suntem 0 tara
reactionara, ci profund democra-
tica 81 constienta de datoriile Ell
|fata de civilizatiune 81 progrps'
Mosafirul Sc opri putin. lar
Alexandra mai arnnca doui bus
|teni mari pc jaratpcul care ince-
pea sa Sc acopere eli cenusa. Cand
focul relua din nou vioiu 81 vessel.
Mcsafirul continua: "Acor-
dul oamenilor, care implica acor-
'dul partidelor, suprimat putc-
rea destructiva a acestora din
.urma. Portile inchisorilor politice
fura larg deschise, lar Curtilc
,Martiale desfiintate. Transfugi nu
mai existara. Deputatia Sc trans
forma in apostolat. caci obtinerea
hatarurllOr, una din atractiunile
81 indeletnicirile vietii parlamen-
tare, nu-Sl MAJ avea rOStul Intr 0
para unde nu Sc mai impartiau fa-
voruri 81 totul Sc reglementa dupa
dreptate 81 in ordinea inscrierilor.
''Gratie curentului adus de ele-
mentele din stanga, noua lege
electorala, de curind votata, avu
afectul faimoasei supape de sigu-
ranta de care vorbiam mai sus.
La Ministerul de Externe sc facu-
Sc transfOrmare in cateva sap
tamani: Legatiunile fura reduse la
minimumul compatible GU dcmni-
tatea tarii. Reprezentantele diplo-
matice ca celc din PortlgaIia,
va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23
|D-nii Dr.. Lupu 81 vaida
|despTe e|nigratia n1aghiara

rile ce la aplicat Horthy 81 sotii
lui.
Aceasta este nn numai intere-
sui poporului maghiar, dar char
al tuturor Statclor succesorii''.
4 Dl Vaida dupa 0 scurta resu-
mare de pc vremurile unguregti
spune:
tSimpatizez mutt ca actiunea
emlgrantilor maghiari. Pacat CT
sltuatia lor este foarte grea. La
moi in Romania exista etapele sue
cesiye. Reforma agrara 81 acea
electorala este aproape de sfarsit.
In ce priveste coalitia la moi inca
sunt mai multe posibilitati. Tran
sitia de la moi este mai usoara.
Gu incetnl realizam toate refor-
mele.
Soarta democratiei maghiard
este mai grea, dar nu trebue sd
dispereze. In sfaryit tot ca va in
vinge..'
Ambii, atat Ill Dr.. Lupu cat 81
dl Vaida snnt priviti de ziarul un-
guresc ca luptatorri cei mai sinceri
al democratiei romanesti.
(Din SVointa'
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: TEAUA.
FEER1E poL1rIcx-DEDICATA T1NERETULU1 ROMAN
De ARIsTIDE BLANK

} fdeschida 81 fara ca vre-un ON ST
tc chemcg"'
Mosafirul: - Zee importa cine
sunt Asculta- ma: LII amintesti ca
: acum I'm an, de ST. Nicolae, Sc de-
|clarase 0 criza ministeriala 81 ca
! urmare imediata criza de gu.
, vern. Incercarea lui Take Ionescu
Iorga, Maniu, Coanda, de forma
noul gnvern, sustinnti sau nu de
majoritatile parlamentare ale ge-
neralului Averescu, mai este in me
moria tuturor. Fiecare pretindea
\ ca dispune de imputernicirea CO.
roanei 81 cd ar fl sufficient ca Gu
| tare sau cutare sfoara saA sfori-
| cica political sa fie bine trasa, pen
tru ca numirea ''sefului'' sd fie
lpublicata doua ri in "Monitorul
Oficial".
! In zadar oamenii AWAIT, dar
ideparte de luptele politice, ira
geau atentia asupra furtunii ce Sc
aduna deasupra capetelor noastre.
In zadar strigatele inabusite eau
tau sd sfarme peretii temnitelor
lpolitice, in zadar Sc divulgau zil-
|nic noui greseli 81 abuzuri ale adj
lministratiunei din vechiul 81 noul
regat. 81 in zadar semnele cele
mai convingatoare anuntau fall
mental de Stat. Neputincioasa 81
Idesgustata, tara asista La cearta
.mostenitorilor trupului inca viu."
| Mosafirul Sc opri, isl reaprinse
itigara stinsa, mai sorbi din pahar
Isl continua: Isl atunci, intr'c
Iii, Sc intampla minunea. Regele,
care mai presus de toate, a stiut
sa-si mentina in totdeauna rolul
lsau de monarh constitutional, in
'Lteiegand ca nepartinirea lui nu
lexclude 0 interventie pentru po-
Itolirea patimilor, a facut pasul
care oglindeste asa de bine, atat
Idragostea lui de tara, cat 81 incE-
natiunea lui naturala spre un de-
lmocratism SINGER. Acuzatiunea ca
| re Use aducea ca prefera partidele
Ireactionare nu putea sa reziste la
amintirea faptelor precise ca 81 su-
fagiul universal 81 improprietari-
rea taranilor erau opera lui. 81
dupa cum atunci, in zilele de grea
lncercare traite in timpul razboirl.
lui in MOldOva, ell eel dintii a IA
cut gestul de adanca pricepere al
mecanicuui care deschide la timp
suprapedica explozia cazanelor,
-
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100, "
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

Asistase la Q aprinSf discutit
ipolitica, urmare fireasca a une
mese la care luase parte GU ma
multi prieteni tinefi 81 entusiasti
81 acum, tarziu, in mijlocul visco
lului de ST. Nicolae, sc int0rcea
acasa, chinuit de framantarile III
earl Sc svarcolea lumea politica
expresiunea superficiala * dureri-
lor profunde ale nnei tari intregi
In urechile lui mai rasunau inca
argumentele in favoarea 81 defa-
voarea demisiunii guvernului Ave
rescu, a unui nou gYvern Take 10
nescu sau coanda, a unei intele-
geri transilvanenilor cu succe.
siunea averescana, sustinuta sali
nu de actualele Camere, a intrarii
lui Manu- Vaida intr uK guvern
liberal SAN takist, a unei partici-
pari aslui Iorga 81 Flondor la So
lutiunea crizei, fie intr'un guvern
liberal, fie ntr'unul anti-liberal,
a presupusei antipatii a goroanei
pentru taranisti 81 a tuturor sfor-
tarilor de eri, de All 81 de maine,
earl isi gaseau toate ecoul in d.
sonanta nemiloasa de la Capsa.
Luptandu-se cu viscolul, sosi
meet la casa lui, inecata in zapada
81 intuneric. Deschise usa, carei
chez 0 purta totdeauna asupra- 81
spre aevita chemarea servitorului
adormit, 81 intra meet in odaia de
lucru, luminata de un foe mare in
camin. Trist de cele ce auzise 81
preocupat de gandul ca toate bu-
nele vointi izolate, carl GU. sigu-
ranta erau multi mai numeroase de
cat Sc putea banui, dar ramaneau
tocmai din cauza
izolarii lor, impinse un fotoliu in
fata bustenilor aprinsi, 81 Gu ochil
deschisi, Alexandra incepu sa
viseze..
Deodata, fara sgomot, 81 fara
ca vre-o mobila sau vre-o perdea
sa Sc Fl miscat, un ON malt 81 slab,
conturat de lumina misterioasa
aparu in pragul usei.
Alexandra, care nu prea credea
in spirite, il privi mai multi sur
prins decat speriat. Necunoscutul
al carui corp Sc perdea in negrul
unei lungi mantale ce sc confunda
ell Intunericul partii neluminate d
Odaii, avn un ris seurt 81 sarcastic
81 cu tonul unni om de lume. care
site ce Sc cade, Sc adresa lui
Alexandra:
"Iata-mi indiscretia unei vi
zite tarzii, dar interesul eel port
ideilor carl, pc cat stu, iti sunt
scumpe ma. indeamna sa-ti Ger &
scurta ospitalitate''. 81 GU o att
tudine de vechi cunoscut al easel
Isl arunca lunga haina imblanuita
81 palaria in coltul unei canapele
Sc Indreapta ell pasi siguri sprt
sufragerie, de unde reaparu pestt
cateva secunde Gu o sticla de vech
porto englezesc 81 GU doua pahare
''Sper ca nu md vel lAsa 81
beau singnrs - zise el lui Alexal
dru, - Jar in schimb ell It'll pro
NIT, ca nu vol fuma tigarile mele
pc carl le cred proaste, ci vol &C
cepta pc ale D-tale" 81 GU aceea'
siguranta ca mai nainte Sc apropi;
de dulapul tigarilor 81 il deschise
ell toate ca Alexantru il tinea in
chis Gu cheia, apoi luand tigara
o aprinse, trecandu-i yarful prir
parul lui fosforescent, ceea ce.
facu pc Alexandra sa creaza c;
are face Gu ,ln corp astral.
- Isl acum" relua mosal[
rul nepoftit, ~ da-mi voc sa mi
asez in acest fotoliu 81 incalzindu
ina Ia caminul D-tale, sa admir- i'm
|preuna en- D-ta bunul STINT al po
porului nostru 81 admirable sa pu
|tere de evolutiune 81 dc transfer
marest
Pa, das' continue omu
misteriosri inject 81 ca perdnt p
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-01-23

x
sc la apellll, suveranului De L
linaltatoarcn ri decretarii mobi
Ilizarii pentru razboiul unirii, nj
Sc mai vazuse un asemenea avant
Isl contrar tuturor avanturilor $
entusidsmeloi. a caror esenta cstt
ltrecerea grabita, acela de atunc.
]! Sc cirenta de vccinicie in inimi!e
Inoastre.
I'm guvern fu formal in care
mai toate 11tlantele politice fura
Ireprezentate 81 care M venia Gu
alta pretentic decat aceea de a
mentine intact macar putinul ce
ramasese. 81 fiindca nici 0 preocu-
pare meschina sau personala nu
mai diviza pc conducatorii Natin.
nil. stabilireas unui program poll
tic unitar fl posibil de realizat.
MANN administra in calitatea
lni de profnnd cunoscator al ne
voilor Ardeal.lui, luand 81 dand
prefeeti alesi din 81 in vechinl re
gat. alaturi de Flondor in Buco-
lvina 81 de Stere i'm Basarabia.
Iorga primise conducerea Came
rel, mentinuta pentru evita tarii
turburarea u1or noui alegeri. Ge-
neralul Averescu. dand o dovada
! ca, ell nu site numai sa duca armate
Ila victorie 81 sa beneficieze de le-
genda unei sugestii populare, ru-
case majoritatea de care dispunea
sa sustina n0ul Guvern. el singur
|multumindu-se Gu conducerea de-
lpartamentului de razboiu. Socia-
listul Grigorovici la ministeru!
Muncil iZbuti sa tempereze cOD-
|fllctele soclale, satisfacand cele
mai drepte 81 mai urgente din ce-
rintele muncitorimii. Titulescu.
gratie nnpi admirable prepara-
tiuni doctrinare 81 unei natura!e
.predispozitiuni, unifica la Minis.
terul Justitiei codurile Romaniei
Noui. Vintila Bratianu, preocupat
de importanta chestiune trans
porturilor. primise Ministerul Lu-
crarilor Publice, care din motive
de economic 81 Gle centralizare mai
rationale, fusese din nou reunit
intr 'un singur tot cn Ministerul
COMMUNICATION. Naida. hotarit sd
|pastreze Gu sfintenie vechia lui
|politica anglofila, singura de la
care nu trebue sa ne abatem, orr
cate amicitii am incheia in plus,
intra la Ministerial Afacerilor
Straine. Sub Octavian Goga, Nj
nisterul lnstr1lctilnii Publice, al
CHltelor 81 al Artelor, dadea G
alta dovada de nnlnca concentrate
| 81 de solicitudine pentru cultura
poporului roman 81 libertatile ash
gurate minoritatilor etnice. La FL
Inante, Alexandra Marghiloman,
Isl dadu repede seama cd supra
punere de impozit pc capital 81 pc
VENT, nu Sc putea face intr o tara
care. .nu cunoaste nici, una, nici
laltea.
Alexandra: = din cate mia
spus pana acum, impacarea lui
! Marghiloman en- Take Ionescu mi
Sc pare eel maj straniu evenlment.
Mosafirul: ''Se vede ca uiti,
iubite Alexandra, ca train in Ro-
mania ceaNoua, in care asa Sc
Iconcepe adevaratul patriotism.
Nu numai Take Ionescu S a impa-
cat cu Marghiloman, dar 81 Iorga
la admis pc Stere, Goga pc Maniu
Vintila Bratianu PEI Averescu 81
Coroana pc taranisti''.
Alexandru: Cum, sunt 81
ttaranisti?"
Rosafirul: = Evident ca da,
caci nimeni nu putea sa suprave-
ghieze mai bine opera lui Caro-
flid, decat Mihalache, ale carui
lteorii, la urma urmelor, Sc rega-
sesc in legiferarea majoritatii par.
lamentare a Generalului Averescn.
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The Seward gateway., 1922-02-13
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Seward, Alaska, Feb 13, 1922.
 Editor Gateway: From what see in the different papers it looks to me that we are going to have lot of men trying for the job of Delegate to Washington. There is Sutherland, Valentine, Galen and now John Rust gard, besides the two from our town, Drayton and Ray.
 Now, Pm more interested in the fish question than any of the others in this coming election, and I believe that this fishtrap business is more impor- tant to all the coast towns at least, than anything else. To do away with the fish traps which are going to ruin Alaska fishing grounds if left, will cause the coast towns to have at least five times the number of fishermen live in them as do now. And will also give them better chance to make money. The fish trap swells the profit of the big fish companies down in the cities, at the expense of Alaska.
 Now no candidate has ever had the nerve to come out for the fishermen against the fish trust and promise to work for doing away with fishtraps until Mr. Drayton of our town did so in his platform of the letter he sent to a lot of voters A week ago no. body could have convinced me that I, should vote for MT. Drayton for Con- gross and I may not now If some of the other candidates promise to do the same as Mr. Drayton. Aats fl theyi