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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-23
South of Town Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern Silvers are re-
.oicing over the arrival OF little son
forn on March 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burch visited a,
the home OF Nemar Warren on Sun
day.
A box and pie supper will be given
by the Star school at the Star church
Oh Saturday night, March rs. A good
program will be given and it is hoped
that Il large crowd will be present, re.
gardless oi weather and road
lack Frazec and family of Idaho,
aie here visiting relatives and friends
The play given at the Miller school
house on Saturday night was a Sue
cess in every way and was enjoyed
by all present.
We have had lots Of rain, and
streams have been higher than for
4nany years.
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Cortland and Athol.

Mr.. Bonner, Of Maple, Mo-, whu
has purchased the Ike Kelly farm, ar
rived las, week with his family and
household goods.
Miss Maude Morgan spent the
week end with friends i'll Butler
Friends here have received word ri
the death OF Mrs. L. &. Webster al
her home at Pasadena, Cal.
J. J.. Beatty has purchased NJ. :
Simpson old house and is moving t
10 his farm, where he will remodel IT
into a one story house
Mrs. krousc and little daughter let
Monday for Minden, Mo-, to spend 4
week with relatives,
Roy Cope and family have moved
tc the empty house OH Harry Her
mans farm.
MIR. and Mrs, Rhae Turner OF Jet
more, Kansas, announce the birth oi
daughter, Della Elizabeth. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Turner moved to Kansas IRON
here year ago.
Henry Dark is working for A. X
Chick.
Ike Warns unloadcd car of shecl
at Athol Friday, He shipped them II
from Texas.
Mrs. Jesse Beatty and little daugh
Ter went TO LOLA, Kansas, Sunday te
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-23
TO RECALL" RHINE GUARD
Congress is Ready to Demand With
drawal of Troops.

Washington, March I7.-Congress
is prepared to demand every American
soldier be Withdrawn from Germany
as quickly as possible.
Angered by the refusal of the allies
to a1ot . part Of German reparations
funds to America to pay for the main
tcnancc OF the army On the Rhine,
leaders are determined to force with
drawal OF the remaining troops
through the curtailment of appropria-
tious.
The movement iii connection with
the announced determination of the
administration to keep two thousand
men at Coblcnz,. promises interesting
developments
The army appropriation bill, now
being debated i'll the house, provides
that money can be spent to maintain
not more than five hundred men il
Europe.
Between five thousand and Six
thousand men now comprise the
American forces on the Rhine.
Determination Of the senate to back
i,p the house was evidenced in debate
| from the floor today, when Senator
| 3orah OF Idaho demanded the soldiers
be withdrawn Immediately. Borah
was supported by other senator's, not
/ ably Lodge, the Republican leader,
and Underwood, leader of the minor
/ ity.
Borah said he had no doubt Secre-
tary Hughes would work out salts
factory method of collecting the al
million dollars which Germany owes
tor the upkeep of the army.
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In And Around Msysburg.

Mrs. Emma Scranton spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Monte
Simpson, who have the flu, but are
some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Clark and son,
Louis Honley, spent Saturday even
ing and Sunday with their sister, MI
and Mrs. Jim McClenney and babies.
Miss Maudc Yates and Mr.. Rolla
Graft spent Sunday with RoGla Graft
SISTER, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. Ed Mccoy returned home
SUNDAY from weeks visit with her
daughters and son i'll Clinton
Mr.. and Mrs. Zciler and family OF
Ballard spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Art York and family.
Berneta Hooker spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Enid Couch spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr., ana Mrs Bishop
Cannon and family.
Mrs. Sallie Farmer sat up Saturday
night with Mrs. Handys folks. They
were some better Sunday
Miss Jesse Colson has been assist
ing Mr.. and Mrs, Monte simpson,
who have the flu.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charley Shive and
family and Elizabeth Jacobs spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jacobs
and boys. Orva and Loren.
=, A NEIGHBOR.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-23
TAX COMMISSION IGNORES
PLEAS OF FARMERS TO
LESSEN BURDEN
Recommends Increase of Millions il
Assessment of Farm Lands. g..

Jefferson City, March oo-Ihc as
sessmen, OF farm lands for 1872. taxes
will be increased many millions Of
dollars in 50 counties over the returns
OF the county assessors it the recon-
menda,ions Of the state tax commits
sion are accepted by the state board
O. equalization.
The assessments OF all iarin
lands were raised TO an abnormal
figure last year by the state board
OF equalization, forcing every
farmer 20 pay higher taxes under
the frs, year OF the administration
OF Governor Hyde.
AS result of these bndensomc
taxes the assessors valued the land
for 1922 taxes. at what they believed
were conservative figures.
Notwithstanding the storm of pro-
test throughout the state against high
taxes OF the Hyde administration the
tax commission recommended In
creases ranging IRON 5 to I4o per
cent in the assessment of farm lands
in its report TO the board Of equahza-
ton.
1t is generally believed that the rec
concentrations will be accepted by the
board because the governor controls
the two Republican members Of ths
tax commission. Roy Monier Of Car
rollton and George Hagee of St
Louis. Although the law provides for
q Democratic member or The csmui'
sion the governor has neglected to
appoint one since the state senate &c
fused last November :. confirm ths
appointment Of A. L. Mo awicy q
Carthage. In making its report III,
two members of the coIrm'ssion did
the bidding Of Govern " isy.'e.
An analysis OF the report Of tn
commission shows that Cas- and ver
non counties. which are regarded y
tDemoeratie, received the worst treat
lment at the hands Of the eouniaeso'
Large incsesaes b. the asseeee'
Of an classes Of property sese seeorz
meuded by III eomnis..ss fee boz
eounfies. An Increase a 10 ~ ee1
n the asoessre1t 81 bse1 laa1t Z
vernoa eosuty ~ tsss 49, )
Ahnoeln1I ipes66ea 3efElk
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|. taxes for. the farmers, were rec
commended in the assessment OF
farm lands, of Boone, Galloway,
Johnson, Lincoln, Macon, Mon
roe, Rails; Ray, Scott, Shannon,
Stoddard and Wayne counties.
Farm lands were retur' cd by t..
Cass county assessor at si4.2oo,36
while the commission recommends
that 70 per cent inc ease I'll 5000 :
Sos be added, making 4. o.al assess
ment OF this class of property Of S24,'
1892.
Town lots in the same county .wet
returned at $.,332,67o - wLici, tn.
commission tackled on All Increase o
80 per cent, making rtal asses
mcnt OF S3.o32. ~
Horses were Increased IS per ceo
'o$433.456; mules, IS pey ce.t 10 S-o'
o.48; cattle, 10 oci cent 20 $3.50 ,327.2?
sheep, 40 pei cent to Slj.;7Sp; l,...::
80 per cent to :Soo,6S7.cc.
In Vernon county, wh,yc lnc il
creased taxes OF the Hy &c a.ii,iliia'ra
ton caused universal p3 est La:
year, the commission rcconl rendc.I j.,
increase Of 40 per CO.; III she 4,
sessment OF farm lands n>tt tho &c
turns OF the township css,;is)s.:.
The farm lands OF v.rnon county
were returned 1t SS.2oS,2 28 while til.
commission recommended ths.t tbs J,
jumped to SIG, ioo,747. ~ :uuta5e =
1856 per cent also wa, :sconil: .cndc,
for town lots of the roairy The,
were returned $2,oo.I,j5l, ~ nh:e)
the commission added $.:."th..9C
making total of $4,ero rs :or hi
class of property.
The assessment of 10: .cs wcr
hiked 100 per cent ia FsrnGn lr''n
k$2Is,S47 to $4ar, 6o4; mules were in
creased 100 per cent .. :: :otah- .
$4,000, cattle, 100 per cent to itSl.
l7s2; sheep, 20 per cert. to $7,73l e.
hogs. so per cent, to $780, none.
notes and bonds, 90 per cent, 10 81.
427,a33.6o; bank stocks. 100 per zen
to $6oo,3s4.
During the last six weei:s many
delegations have app,ar,.t before
the tax commission p .aIirx fer
some relief from the e.:c:ss'vc tax
burdens fastened upon the farmers
and home owners OF the state by
the Republican state board Of
equalization :ast year. Invariably
they pleaded for decreases in the
assessment of farm lands. declar
ing that the high taxes of the
state have destroyed the CONNER
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Z
They endorsed the balance Of the
Democratic ticket except for members
OF the council. 1t looks like the tight
will be conferred OH mayor.
Not much county politics being dis
cusscd around the county seat at
present and the city campaign will
absorb all attention until after the city
election April eth
Mr.. and Mrs. James r, Simpson
will on Friday celebrate their sand
anniversary Of their marriage. They
were married in Bates county on
March 24th, 1870, and have resided all
of these years in the county and all
except eight years in Deepwater
township. They are among Bates
county's most popular and highly
esteemed citizens. Mr.. Simpson was
sheriff OF the county from 1879 to
1888, and recorder from 1888 to 1887.
Amos II. Lloyd OF Foster was in
the city one day this week on bust
ness visit. Amos is one of the old
timers OF Foster. He resided in the
rciehborhood before the town was
started and when Foster was plated
and commenced its existence as a
town Amos was among the first cit
ilens and has resided there eontinu-
ously ever since. He has seen his
town grow from a vacant spot to
once a thriving little city with splcn-
did prospects and has seen in few
llage. During that time most OF its
leading citizens moved away but he
stayed through and remained loyal to
his town. During the past decade
Foster made quite an increase in its
population and now ranks as the
fourth town in population in the coun-
~. Amos expects to still reside
there and make it his home until his
lies labors are finished.
Judge r. F. Harper, our esteemed
presiding Judge will today celebrate
his slst birthday, The judge was
born in Athens county, Ohio, March
Il, Ioa1, and moved to Bates county
IN 1868 and settled on the farm le
now occupies ii Charlotte tonshp.
He has a splendid farm OF over 400
.cres and is still active and looks al
Ter his business. Judge Harper
-erveCi II The civil war and was IN
Colorado when the war broke out and
enlisted in Denver and participated
N several western campaigns and lat
er came eastward. He was married in
Ohio and afterwards moved to- Mis-
ouri We wish him many more
Pleasant annivcr sarics. !. d,
A farmer was noticed in certain
Mis-. ouri town recently running from
one end to the other of several city
blocks peepiny around various cor
ners as he came to them as though he
- ere playing lonesome game of II
Spy" His conduct attracted the at
tenticn ,oi the city marshal who asked
MIN wl:at~i, ali meant, The farmer re-
FLIED that for the past several months
tie capitalistic press had been say
ing Prosperity is just around the cor
ner' and he was looking for it. The
farmers don't seem to have struck the
right corner yet
JOHNNIE.
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Cut Agricultural Budget.

Washington March 6..-An appro-
priation of $34,o78.o33 to meet ex-
penses of the agricultural depart
ment the coming year is recommend
ed in a bill. reported today by the
house appropriations committee. The
total is $3,7lo.o76 less than the
amount appropriated for the current
fiscal year and $I,ss4,83s less than
budget estimates. s.
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see MIR. Beattys father who is very ill.
Mr.. Beatty went the first Of the week.
Tuesday morning, the Miami was
all over the bottoms. The Marais des
Cygnes lacked about two feet being
bank full annd il rising rapidly.
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cial value of the farms. The price
of the farm products also have
been at low ebb, forcing many
farmers to borrow money to pay
their taxes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
ADMITE CA ARE
40 De SoTll

Dayton, Ohio, 20 Oct. - Rccor-
dull poligamici a fost stabilit de
William Jones. un ncgru, care are
mai multe sotii decat oricare ON
din Statele Unite. Dansul a fost
arcstat eli pentru excrocheric.
Jones, - prccum spunc politia,
marturisit Gu are 40 de sotii. Ell
lea luat numai pentru ca sa lie
..dcspoaie de bani. Dansul arafat
|politiei niste notitc in earl are
numelc tuturor sotiilor sale. In
anul acesta s'a casatcrit Gu Ii.
Zece luat in casatorie in anul
ncii. Pc eei&.i't, .e.a -, ,s..i.al
III ceilalti ami.
Jones a fost nascut in Oxford,
Pa, in anul 1866. Inainte de fl
inchis in penitenciarul din Penn
sylvania pentru bigamie, cl fosa
predcator. A trait timp dc 16 ami
Ell prima sa sotie, apoi, = pre-
cum spune, - siT;it necesitatea
de a merge la vinatoare de fen.ci.
Cinci din sotiilc sale traiesc in
Chicago. Ell arc femei 81 in Hogan,
Mich; Battle Greek, Mich; New
ark, O; Baltimore, Bloomington,
Ill; Memphis, Tenn; Mason City,
la; Chillicothc, O; Paris. Tenn;
Pittsburgh; SteubenvilIe, o; Co.
lumbus, O; Greenvillc, Pa; St.
Joseph, Mich; Dowagiac, Mich;
Delvon, Wis; Moncsscn, Pa; S; st.
Louis, Mo.
Caderea Sd fost proyocata
cand a volt sa cumperc I'm cine
matograf ell TN Gee calsificst dc
$4,000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
INcuNosTINTARE

Rugam pc toti agentii nostri
81 pc toate societatile carl soli-
cita anunturi pentru Calenda-
rul "Americei sd binevoia-
sea a lua Ia cunostinta Cd pri-
male forme de Calendar sunt
deja sub tipar. Anunturi decj
nu SO mai pot pune decat dupa
materialul de cetit, in partea
din urma q Calendarului. Ast-
fel de anunturi se mai primesc
pan4 in xiua de / Novembre.
0ele venite mai tarxiu mn Sc
pot lua in considerare deoarece
atunci se vor trimite IL tipar
ultimele forms. (46,-6-7)
Administrstia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
IN JURUL CRlMEI
HALL-MILLS

| NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.,
20 Oct.-Azi s'a anuntat ca
mistcrul omorului Hall Mills g
rezolvat. 81 ca ucigasii sunt ca
81 "arestati in secret" find
sub continua supravcghcre u
detectivilor. d
Procurorul Stricken, Gu toatc ca
ma admis aceasta, a spus totusi ca
Gin decursul saptamanci acesteia
js'a facut progress "dccisiv" in a.
facerca Gu omorul prcotulai Hail
yi al. coristei Mills"
Aceasta de creSut, dcoarece cei
dol procurori, detcctivii 81 ceilalti
cercetatori al cazului, si-au inceput
activitatea.
Intreaga atmosfera &c domnestc
in sala tribunalului pare a spune
ca incurand Sc va mai face inca o
arestare. Incetarea de activitate a
cercetatorilor a fost interpretata a
insemna Cd autoritatilc ar fl gasit
ultima persoana pc care dovezile
recente o aratau a Fl amestecata in
afacerc.
In ciuda declaration d-nei Hall,
sofia preotului ucis, care era mai
in varsta ca ell Gu II ami 81 care I'll
cea mercu ca dansul ii fusese Gre
dincios, s'a dovedit ca ci Sc certa-
scra de cateva ori pentru faptul ca
preotul da atentie cantaretei din
corul bisericesc.
D-ra Florence North, advocate
D-rei Charlotte Mills, fiica femeii
ueise, a declarat ca sotii Hall sc
certasera GU 10 zile inaintc de in
talnplarea omorului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
AL CiNCILEA Scion De
MUZICA S'A iNCEPUT
lERI

Erl seara a avut loo primul con-
cert al orchcstrci simfonicc din,
Cleveland la Masonic Hall, Euclid
Avenue 81 +. 3;sth Street. Nici-
cand atata public II a asistat la pr;.
mrl concert al crchcstrei. Intam-
pinarea &C is a facut maiestrului
Nikolai Sokoloff arata cu cata ne
rabdarc a aSteptaI Clevelandul des-
chidcrea acesfui sczon dc muzica,
aratandI-si aps ,iarea sa pentru
ias;lsut .aiiea sataata cult
mandria orasului Cleveland.
Programul a fost foarte binc a.
les. Simfonia a Ga patctica" a
lui Tchaikowsky iost executata
ell atata perfectiune incat dupa a
treia parte, publicul IL a mai con-
TENT cu aplauzele pana co intrcasa
orchestra nu s'a ridicat ca sa pri-
measca recunostinta bine meritata.
Entuziasmul a fost indreptatit de
oarece eSecutarea brilianta fost
i'll proportie ell bogatul isvor de
melodii ce contine aceasta ultima
opera marelui compozitor rus.
A fost interesant poemul simfo-
nic 'Eolidele' al lui Gear Franck.
Acest poem a avut 0 cariera curioa-
sa. Huiduit 81 fluierat la inceput,
All a ajuns sa fie aprcciat dc III
treaga lume muzicala. "variatii-
le' lui Brahms au fost putin mo-
notone, dar construite i'm mod inge-
MOS. Concertul fost incheiat GU
preludiul actului III din "Lohcn.
grinuP' lui Wagner, intcrprctat cu
0 vcrva irezistibila.
Acest concert Sc va repeta mai
he, Sambata, dupaa alniazi la ora
2:3O, tot la Masonic Hall, cu pre-
turi popularc. Indcmnam publicul
nostru din Cleveland sa ccrceteze
aceste matinee, unde pc prctul eel
plateste la 'smuvi" arc parte dc 0
distractie &c inalta sufletul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
uNREGISTRATI-vA!

Alegatorii din Cleveland trebue
sd sc inregistreze astazi sau maine
daca, vocsc sa poata vota la alcgc.
,rilc din Nocmbric.
Orele dc inregistrare sunt de la
- a. m. paaa la 3 p. IN. 81 de la
5 p. N. pana la 10 p. IN.
lDara nh stiti in &c precinct tre'
i.bue sd va inregistrati, mergeti la
ICED mai apropiat local dc votars
81 cercetati, orr intrebati telefonic
"a consiliul alegcrilor, chemand
numaful Main 1851.
Fiecare alligator trebue 81 ss
,inregistre1e din nou, deoarece dc
''inregistrarea din August nu Sc
tine sesma.
MegAtorii caror locuinta Q il
Lakewood, East Cleveland, Wes,
Park, Cleveland flights, Bedford
Euclid 81 Rocky River, carl al
lvotat il anul 1920 sau de atullc
lincoaee, nu trebue sa Sc mai inre
| gistrcxc din nou in toanna aceas
fta, afara nulnai. de cazul cant
lsi-au schiIdbat dolniciliul.
Ia aceste snburbii localurile d
| Ivot .silnt deschisc All 81 maine !,
l&ce9eayi yi4ore ca 81 oc1s dh, Cleve
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

Dansul Q un politician cu a.
tata affiliate, lar constitutia
engleza ii oferea atatea sanse,
incat mar Fl surprins pc nimeni
Gle scapa teafar 81 din furtuna
acoasta. In orice caz, era O ere
dinta generala ca criza va tine
catcva zile pana ce Sc alegea la
un fel.
Bonar Law a fost omul care,
mai multi decat altii, a influcn-
tat partidul nnionist s;l Sc re-
traga din coalitie. Ell era sim
xul pc care toti fruntasii unio-
nistilor il aSteptau sa vorbea-
sea.
Dansul>e un barbat scrios 81
neemotionat, Gu fire linistita 81
Gu manieri asezate. A castigat
multe voturi frazele dansului
i'll carl zicea ca era mai impor-
tant pentru unionisti sa-si tie
partidul nedesbinat decat sd
castige Ia alegerilc viitoare, 81
ca Lloyd George, fie din vina
sa, fie din cauza imprejurari-
lor, pierdnse increderea tarii.
Lordul Cllrzon va fi.unul
-dintre stalpii cabinetului lui
Bonar Law. Cirzon ma fost
!, Ia intfunirea de All, insa q tri-
mis- o scrisoare de protessare
contra excluderci lorzilor.
Unul dintre rezultatele ras-
tulnarei dc azi este desbiharea
partidulni ullionist. Uni din
tire vechii membri al cabinetu'
lai ralnan credinciosi sefului,.
D-l Chamberlain, contele
Balfour, lordul Birkcnhcad
Sir I1anling Worthington-
Evans 81 Sir Robert Stevenson
Horne, Au urnlat Pc d-l Lloyd
George ID pustiu. = Dal,s
toate pplarl'siltele mai sant inca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

destul fruntasi al partidului
carl il vor urma.
Populatia din jurul solemnu-
lui club Carlton, care nici oda-
Ia nu s'a fntamplat sd nu-si cx-
prime parcrca in mod libcr, for
mase sln mare ccrc imprcjurul
iaccstci cladiri.
| Contele dc Balfour, care spre
u veni aci n 'avea decat sd iese
din locuinta sa 81 sd treaca
drulnul, Il fost singurul care So
lfie aclamat. Pc d. Chamber
lain, Ia huiduit putcrnic, III
candu-i ca joaca .dupa cum, ii
canta intereselo strainc de su-
fletul partidului.
Pc cand lordul Birkenhead
cobora scarile, unul din multi
mo a strigat: "Iuda!''
d. Lloyd George 81 d-l
Chamberlain au prczidat fie-
care adunarilc tinutc de depu-
tatii unionisti 81 do Gel hberah,
la carl adunari syau sfatuit Gu
privirc la viitoarca politica q
guvernulu. D-l Lloyd George
| Isl va tine prilaul sau discurs
| de "expremier" maine, Ia
Guild Hall, Gu ocazia prin1irei
&c Londra-i face printului de
Wales, care Sc reintoarce aca-
! lsG.
Evenilnentele de All pot Fl
privite foarte bine ca o.yicto-
ric 9 lui Sir George Younger;
care q rasturnat planurile hi
! Lloyd George pentru facerea
/ unor alegeri in Februarie 81 ca,
Ire a fost 81 cauza dinisiei sale.
lD-l Lloyd George va continua
sa-si tie scaunul 81 sa-sis facd
| Idatoria pana Ia fol1nares
inoului guyern.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

Sc spunca desprc ddnsul ca nici
un ON dc stat nu-si schimba de a.
tatea orr parcrile ca ell Gu privire
Ia aceeasi chestie. Unii l'au privit
dc un oportunist. Mime nu sta ca
&C va face in urmatorul moment.
Atullci cand era atacat, nu nu-
mai ca sc apara, dar imediat 81
lansa I'm contra-atac, dc aceea era
foarte temut dc adversarii sal po-
litici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
Ex.KAIsERUL "a INsURAT.

Paris, 20 Oct. William Ho,
henzollern, fostul inapdrat al Ger.
maniei, S q casatorjt axi Gu prin,
tesa Hermille.
Tn correspondents din Doom a
TRIMS urmatorial mesaj:
'Kaiserul mire 4si'...
Pan 'acr,an nu 50 oenfirn,at inca
stirea. Mel nu Sc stis daea prin.
tesa a pardsit castehal sau din 81
lesia Superioara. GzS&toria era 81
fic pc ziua de 5 Novembric.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

! Lloyd George a fost nascut il
Manchester, Anglia, in ziua dc Ii
lanuarie, 1863. Tatal sau, un in,
vatator unitarian, a murit cand
David nu era decat sugaciu. Co,
pilul a fost adoptat de unchiul sau
Richard Lloyd, TN pantofar din
Wales. Gu o educatie foarte limi
tata David a intrat in serviciul u,
nui advocat in micul orascl North
Wales, undo a trait Gu unchiul sau
Dupa aceea el s'a casatorit 81 s'a
lansat i'll viata political.
Timp dc optsprezece ami el a
fost deputat in Casa ComMnilor un.
Gle Representa- districtul Carna,
Won. De aci inaintc cariera ga a
fost stralucitoarc. Ridicarca sa
intre Gel puternici s'a inceput in
anul 1908 cand Asquith a dcvenit
prim-ministrul Anglici. In cabi-
nctul lui a intrat 81 micul Lloyd ca
ministru de finantc.
Anul urmator, ell ocaziunea yo.
tarei bugetului, a cistigat o victo-
! ric mare asupra Casci Lorzilor. A.
! tunci s'a spus ca cl "a castigat
prima victoric asupra citadclci
privilegiata bogatici 81 lumci
moderne.
Gu venirea razboiului Lloyd
George revolutionalizat tara prin
introducerea unor take radicale.
Ele au pus noui greutati asupra
clasclor bogate 81 privilegiate 81 a
confiscat 0 partc din vcniturile
mari ale pamanturilor.
In 1916, pc timpul cand Anglia
a fost periclitata de grove lar ger.
manii castigau victoric dupa al
ia, Lloyd George parasit ministe-
rul de finante sa devina ministru
dc amunitiuni 81 neducand Gu 81
ne altceva decat un secretar 81 {
masa, sia- stabilit un rcnume nepc
ritcr, mobilKand fortele 81 resurse'
le rationale pana cand aceasta nu
era tarziu inca.
| In greaua sa intreprinderc reu
sit pc deplin 81 cand lordul Kit
| chener 81 Khartoum au pert ps
mare, Lloyd George a preluat mi
nisterul de razboiu. Gu Sir Fri,
Geddes el a intreprins reorganiza
rea sistemului cailor ferate care /,
transportat massele soldatilor ell
glezi pc campul de lupta al Fran
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