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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
MOVEMENT OF
COAL IMPROVES
Price of $3.50 Granted New
River and KanaWha Dis
trict Operators
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11.-Im-
provement n-the movement OF
coal was reported today N the
Federal Coal Control Commission.
Loading Of bituminous cos.
would, according to the commits
sion report, total 13,4O4 cars, an
increase Of 1900 cars over We'd
nesday Of last week. The car sup
ply in the Knoxville, Tenn, dis
trict was declared t2 be much
better, enabling a heavier ton
mage of coal prodAItfon.
Fuel Administrator George H.
Webb of Rhode Island has asked
the federal committee for 100. 900
tons Of coal ssfor immediate distri-
button inhhis state and the COM
.mittee is considering how much
coal can be allotted Rhode IslanI
for necessary Industries.
Urgent need of coal in Indiana
the state public service commits
Sion, which asked for 100 cars of
coal.
Utilization OF the port Of Char
lesion, S. c.. for the Shipment of
coal to New England on barges
was another natter under consid-
Grafton by tho committee
Some readjustment in maxi
mum fair prices for coal at the
mines has been made. it was dis
closed today. a price Of $3.50 a
ton having been allowed some OPP
orators in the old New River dis
trict and in the Kanawha district
Of West Virginia. Repres entations
were made to Secry-aryj Hoover, it
was said, that the output OF theso
mines had been cut to one third
of normal because of labor condf-
tions and they were unable to
compete on a s3. so a ton pasls
with other operators.
1. Investigators are to be sent to
Eastern kentucky and the Harlan
fields, officials said today. to in
vestigate coal reproduction costs
there with a view to possible re.
adjustment OF fair price maxi
NUNS with those operators.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
A}vVoRDs c CHARGED FOR
ACROSS OCEAN

|gsLoNDON, Aug. 11.-(By A. P.)-
|lnertcans are paying 81 a word
gossend messages from England to
New ork, taking a $4,000 mile
routs BY way OF Lisbon, and the
Islands and Buenos
AIRES. due to the tie-up in the
cables held by Irisn
trTegulars.
Tefsgraphic communication be-
tweensGreat Britain and the United
States esNcontinues to be gravely af
kected The Irish rebels continue
EoShdld ldstenH OF the seventeen cables
Eagt lEetrans-Atlantic NJ service. There
IfStie prospect of an early re-
Sdmption to normal service. In
6smeantime, press associations
hdssnewspaper correspondents are
9imitsdstosa small fraction of their
because of the tie
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
OPERATORS And
MINERS framing
new AGREEMENT Al / E
offer of Illinois Coal Opera
tors Declared to Be
Fair by Harding.
OLD SCALE OFFERED.
Another Illinois Coal Firm
Breaks Away and Joins
Union Meeting.
OLD SCALE OFFERED

(By The Associated Pressl
DEVELOPMENTS in the coal strike
today included:
Operators and miners com
bined work of framing an
agreement at the Cleveland
conference.
One more Illinois operator
broke away and Joined Cleve-
land meeting Others prepared
to adjourn meeting at Chicago
and go home to strengthen
forces.
NJ Loading of coal at non.union
mines improves. federal coal
commission reported.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
oILpRoMoTER ARREsTED@

WHEELING, W. Va, AUG. IL
w. O.. Allison, former president of
the Tulsa Interstate Petroleum Co.
financed principally by Wheeling
capital, is under arrest at Tulsa.
Okla, upon the request of Ohio
County authorities, charged with
fraud. Sheriff Clause sent an Of
ficer to Oklahoma to bring Allison
to Ohio County to stand trial.
He Is charged with having sold
stock here by representing that his
company owned valuable oil hold
ings. which according to Investiga-
tors they never owned, according
to the prosecuting attorneys Of
flee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
Frame New Agreement

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. IL
(By A. P.)-Work of framing
wage scale agreement which union
officials say they expect using as
a basis of settlement In the ma
tion-wide soft coal strike was be-
gun today by committee of =
miners and operators. President
John L. Lewis of the miners ano
Michael Gallagher of this city, pre-
sident of the Pittsburgh Vein Coal
Operators Association Of Ohio.
head the committee, the entire per-
sonnel of which was selected from
the scale committee of the gen.
era1 conference called here to con-
sider peace plans.
Demands of both the miners and
the operators we're to be placed be-
fore the committee of twenty-one.
and its report was not expected to
be ready for presentation to the
general committee until next week.
The union stood firmly upon their
demands that the contracts which
we're -$in effect prior to the strike
be re-adopted. ~ e. 4,
w A. Glasgow of Pennsylvania
counsel for the miners. had return
ed today from Toledo where he
met yesterday with some Illinois
operators, who are not participant
ing in the conference. He declin-
ed to discuss his mission. but con-
ferred with President Lewis and
other union officials on his. return
to this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
Declares offer Liberal

CHICAGO, Aug. 11--President
Harding. in letter to DR.. F. c.:
Honnold, secretary of the Illinois
Coal Operators Association, made
public today, declared he was frank
to say that he did not see how the
workmen could refuse to accept
the offer of the mine owners In 1llt-
nois.
eff terms cannot be settled on so
liberal an offer" the Presfdent's
letter continued, "it is manifest
that the mining situation is very
badly tied up and the government
must find for itself some way OF
extrica tion.''
The letter was received last
night in answer to. a telegram from
Dr.. Honnoid detailing the offer
made by the Illinois operators to
the miners last week and rejected
by them.
The telegram to the President
said the Illinois operators would
not settle the strike except on a
basis OF providing arbitration and
the offer made to Frank
harrington. presid ent of the Illinois
mine workers, to return to work on
the old scale, pending such arbftra-
ton The operators adjourned at
noon after making public kilograms
sent to John}L L. Lewis and Mr. Far,
rington. The message to Mr.. Lewis
said the operators were ready to
at any time, tto consid-
or any proposal OF the miners of the
state OF Illinois that carry with it
anw without equovation the. most
liberal arbitration proposal re-
Gently made the President of the
United States, carrying old scale
wages and conditfons.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
OF CHARLES
WILBURN UNDER WAY

i CHARLES TOWN, w Va,
Aug. 1.-THE trial Of Charles
Wi1burn had appeared. ].
Logan deputy during the armed
march last summer. was begun IN
Circuit Court here today. Coun-
sci for the defense said they were
ready to proceed despite the fact
only sixten out OF thirty-one wit
nesses summoned to testify for
wiIburn ha dappeared.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
Indlana Producers WiIIIna

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug, IL
A mum Der of independent Indiana
coal operators have indicated a will
irgness to reopen their mines on
the basis of any settlement plan
which may be negotiated at the
Cleveland conference Of miners
and operators, Governor McCray
said today.
Independent operators in the
southern part of the state, it was
said, are anxious to begin produc-
ton of coal at once. In the event
no settlement of the strike is made
at Cleveland, it is regarded as like
.ly that Governor McCray VIII un-
dertake to have these Independent
mines re-opened at once.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11

WASHINGTON, Aug. Chair
man Cummins of the Senate inter-
state commerce committee rs am
nounced stoday that Legislators:
was under consideration q which
would empower the President Ito
take over the railroads sif5 5transpors:
tation became seriously y paraIysizeds
He denied, however, that he had
been Instructed by PresfdentSt0s
draft such bill. 81
The measure under consid derations
was said to provide means to EdesE
clare national emergency and
give the President power to take
over the railroads for the benefit
and welfare of the bllc.
There is nothing left to be- done
but for the government to take
them over and operate them.
Executives Name Commit itteesa
NEW YORK, Aug. (ByS
the Associated Press sofs
14S American railroads odays apsss
pointed committee to recom-s
mend a reply to Presid Hard.
ing's latest proposal s for settle
Continued on Page3Eightl
- ,
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Neither Railroad Executives
Nor Unions Chiefs De- .
eide on Reply. 3ys
TO AC I TOMORROW
Railroad Heads Appoint Com; ON;
rnittee TO Draft Reply
to Preside Mt.
fBv the Associated Press)s

rlDy LLS <ASSoSAoSS~sAsss -
Developments in the srall5t
strike today included:
Rail executives met at New
York to consider the Prestss
dents latest proposal
Leaders OF unions not on 1S
strike met at washington
while the leaders OF the striking
unions considered Y the Il Prest3
dents plan for peace. ss.sSs.sss.; ~:
Walkout by the big four four:
brotherhoods continued sinEprotsI
test Of armed guards Entire
Santa Fe service is threaten
ed with susp pension of N services
on account of these g sswalkonts.S
Twenty-three bonn BIS explod:t
ed near roundhouse of Santa
Fe at San .rBernardino Cals
Deputy United States marshalS
was injured while examining
one bomb. Engine In roundss
house was ruE into pit IS andy
wrecked 4.
Violence was reported from
widely scattered sections Of;
the country. &. .IsisS, b,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-11
Join. Cleveland Conference

CHICAGO, Ill. Aug. 1.-THE
United Electric Coal Co, owning
mining property in Ohio and Illinois
has thrown its Illinois tonnage In
to the four-state wage conference
lContinuedSo on Page Eight)
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MUNICIPAL FAX
LEVIES ! {: lowered ! ]:
Monongah Is Only Town sias
County to Maintain
Old Levy.

The tax levy in all of thesmuniz
cipalities of the countyssWitha the
exception of Mon onga ah5wassre due
ed by the officials at their meet
ings held this week for estimating
the levy for this year. Thesreduc5
tfons range from 10 cents toss
cents on the S1OOEvaluation.
The city of f5Manningtonle leadss
with reduction Of 8 cents onS
the 500 valuation, n,andsWorthfngs
ton and Rivesville areFtieds sforsthes
smallles amount OF .reductions.t the
reduction in these two towns being
but 10 cents on the S loo gXaIpa;s
tion- MonongEfi held dts 1eYySats
cents on the $1OOSvaluaHons
In this city the reduction was
80 cents on the $1004 4YaIuationss
the levy for. this year being 70a
cents against a levy of SO O last
year.
Fairview city offciaIssreduceds
their levy from IS cents ont sthas
$1O0Iva1uationt to so centssE Ebuton
account of a bond issue@passe
recently a special levy ofs2 Scents
was laid to provide for the bonds
The total levy thfs year&ofsS7SE;
cents is 20 cents less haa last
year, however, NJ
The leviess for e21 and fof
1922 in the various smun1cipalitisaES
are as follows:
Fairmont --------------... 80 Qs
Manning on q =
Monongah 3 sssss, s.
Fairv1eW ~
worthin gton & rs
Rivesvi11e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
(Urmare).N

- Spune, Fra, domnului Lera,
&C al vazut asia n0aptcf
!! Fra, caci asa Sc numia ba-
itraha, raspnnse, tremurjnd 81
tt3eandha-si cruci:
- Am vaxut = Daemne, nu ma
lAsa. - Am. vazut pc necuratal.
Hra acolo ia eerdac 81 Sc lupta
cn strainul, care whit eri. Am
vaxnt, cum ,data strainul ia i'm
hranoit pc necuratul, Ia ridicat
IN sus. 81 eandiaih, ca il va arun-
ca aici in chrte.
81 apoiii
Spnne! Spune!
Apoi nam mai vaaut mimic
Dumnezsu mia. dat atata paatere
~ 1ai-am facut o cruce q neon
qntllsA's topit esl stramul cu tat
ne hAdat DrY,nesea.
"A " nae ! pntut y fiel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
A>..~l:.: n>~h~~> NVvELx
U2UABkI HZnuAkE Dc
lvOvUaotl UUSUWoV Lnsaa Bsaas
Pc la miex de noapte. @

- Pc la miex de noapte. Ori
dupa miexul noptii.
Tu esti proasta, Firo - 0
nsastra Moasa Rusalina. Ce al
yaxut tn, ma fost necuratul.
Rate-ti gura, surato, 81 mn
il mai pomeni. Doara cram des.
teapta. 81 era negru ca gara cup.
tornlui. lar cand mi-am faeut
,cruce, de CO s'ar Fl tepit dintr'o-
data, de n'ar ii fost 81!
Nu ma ialdoiesc, Cd Fra a
vaxut rapirea Sinzei = aise Paua.
lar faptnitoral imi pare ca a
putut Fl pehlivanRl, ori eelalalt
'strain. Sa nergcm Ia cainaruta
de snb poarta 81 = cercetam 81
acolO.
Strkjerii, intrchsti mai Gu din
adinsul, au m6rturisit, CT in tim
|pal month Il N sf,ait trosnituri
T. eamSrutx. NJ tAtfat atanci q
'l1fAan1si daxa ni,s ~ ~ strki
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10

il deschise 81 vazindu-l gol, Else !:
Asa ma fost greu de al
misca Gle parete.
De Ia celalalt eapat al caharii
vinea racoare.
- Acum am dat pc urma, zlse
lar Sihleanu. Racoarea asia vine
din vagauna, Fl deschisa 81 va
gauna.
Sihleanu merse 1nainte GU o
facjlie, lar ceialalti dupa el.
Vagauna Is aNaflat destupata,
un fund de birne grease era ras.
,turnat langa gura eli.
Paun Sc pleca JOS 81 miscand
,fundul scoase de sub el un petec
J Petecul acekta 9 rupt din
hainele Sinzei. Il cunosc.
Asa 9, adeverira Fnlyia s.
Leru.
Paun Sc intoarse catra sihlea-
nh 81 ii zise:
moi sa ne eoborim in va
gauna.
Pitem, dar Gu erige. Ince-
tinel dupa mine
Cand "a 1ntet din vagauna
Pkun \ cauta ne koern-sau 81 ceru
q ceata de oanni alesi, GU cari
~ esreeteae WI n padurile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10

Balan. Stia acum 81 Balan ce S "A
intampIat.
s-s Ma Miriam ell, zise Balan
nfustrand, ca pentrn ce nu mai
vine Sinza. ca sa ma sada, cum
vinia mai inainte'e Oar mie mn
voiati, ca sd mi .spuneti mimic.
Lern 81 Balan mai vorbiau do
cate Isl aduceau eli aminte, mai
taceau, Leru mai iesia 81 pc afara,
dOara va prinde mai de graba
vre-un zvon despre sosirea lui
Paun, dar Paun nu mai sosia.
Intr un colt de odaie clepsi-
dra masura vremea, 1curgand in
Get, meet. Balan Sc uita la clep-
fsidra Gu privirile perdute, lar
cand Sc pomenia, ii parea, ca u
stat ceasuri intregi asa, Gu gan
dul dus, ascultand sopotul cleI,-
sidrei 81 MI intelegea, GU suyita
subtire de apa# curge-curge de-
atata vreme, lar apa din clepsidra
nu, : a coborit de loc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
Motiunea taranistilor.

d. M1HALACHE in numele
|partidulni taranesc citeste mo-
tune de neincredere.
Partidul taranesc vede in gu
vernul Take Ionescu continuarea
vechiului regim prin care Sc PERI
tpetuiaza sistemul de guvernare
in afara de vointa -liber consim!
tita a tarei.
Dupa guvernul .Averescu, care
si-a facut parliament prin teroarc,;
cenzura 81 stare de asediu, 81 care
a intronat cea mai cumplita CO.
.ruptie. venit guvernul Take
lonescA care fost tot timpul
solidar ell actiunea de guvernarc
a d-lui general Averescu.
Partidul 'taranesc nu poate sta
nepasator fata de tentativa de a
Sc reintrona sistemul alternarei
la guvern a partidelor oligarhice.
In consecinta, partidul tara
,nesc MI poate sprijini guvernul
Take Ionescu 81 cere constituirea
unui gnvern neutru pentru prezi-
darea nnor alegeri There.
ID. TANASE socialist, in nu-
mele parlamentarilor communist 81
Socialist, face I'm rechizitoriu
,guvernarilor burgheze 81 con
schide ca numai un gutern socia-
list ar putea sl raspunda marilor
nevoi ale prezentului.
d. A. C. CUZA declara ca do.
reste ca actualul parliament sa-si
continue opera sa, aceasta find
char dorinta NJ. S. Regelui, as
teptand incheerea acordului intre
tpartlde. Declara IN cele din Urma
ca partidul d-sale nationalist de.
mocrat doctrinar nu Sc amesteca
|totusi in rezplvarea actualei crize
(Ilaritatel.
d. COCA propune votarea inc.
data a motiunei cititc, fara sd
sc mai examineze in sectii.
D. COCA Sc pronunta PEN
tru examinarea in sectii a motiu-
nei, pentruca votul de blam sd fie
dat guvernului conform rcgula-
mentului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
Eva urna).

null eel ell mantaua neagra lntins
pc asternut.
Leru intreba:
Cand att auzit trozniturile? !?
Dnpa iesirea pehlivanului? Ori
mai inainte?
- Tarziu dupa acea, ras-
pnnse stajerii.
| Sihleanu deschise usa camarn-
tel Gu prieinay Lerdl intra inainte
81 dupa el ceilalti.
Usita asia deschisa, -
zise, Paun, aratand spre usita
inGlsta.
Sihfeama o cauta de aproape.
Asa e. Sc vad ur1nele silui-
rei.-> usita a fost deschisa cu sa-
curea 81 zavornl stricat.
= Slaba inchisoare. - adause
Paun.
Camaruta asia fost, oare.
cand, pentru strajeri, inainte dc
ce s'a facut cealalta mai mare,
lar dc atllllci a stat tot goala,
INici de inchisoare nu Sc foloseste
tdeeat pc un ceaSdouS.
Usita se deschidea intro cG-
mara lunga pima GU hambare
Lansa usita se afla, dat lao pars
te, IN haMbar, pc care Gfhleanu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10

face nici un rau. Adica, mai stu
eu? Capcanii tot capcani sunt..'s
Paun mers ca sa cerceteZe. S;l
mai STAN, sd nu dam navala.
Gandul oamenilor il stiu Ell. Oa-
menii si.au perdht rabdarea, cacl
'vad cum capcanii lie calca locu-
rile de atatea zile. Oar 81 oame.
nil ma stu pc mine. Pentru ce
zabovesc eu? ZabOvesc, pentru cd;
tdaca neon lupta, vreau ca sd
mvingem.
= Gu ajutorul lui Dumnezeu.
- Amin. 81 GU barbatia- oame-
.nilor nostri. Vorba mea obici-
nuita inca stiti, cumetre Cra-
ciune. MOI suntem nnmai moi.
Darnapcanii sunt la Soare-rasare
cata frunza. 81 iarba 81 buiesc de
acolo tot altii 81 altii, tot urdu
moaspete. Ca un fat-frumos
suntem moi, lar eli sunt balaurul
cu sapte capete; cand al taiat I'm
cap, altele sapte ii rasar in loc.. !.
Fiji Gu rabdare, Craciune. In
gandul meu e hotar1t ceasul, cand
ii vom lovi pc capcani.
Ca sa treaca vremea mai usor
Leru isi canta de lucru prin tur
nlri 81 pc ziduri 81 mai fntra 81 II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
Spune-i lui Sihleanu, ca sa 81

Spune-i lui Sihleanu, ca sa 81
ahaga pc carl il va sti el, ii zise
Leru. Sal ia-i insa 81 pc Sihleanu
pentru cilnoasterea locurilor 81
pentruca neintrecut la iscodiri
ST sd mergeti Gil grije, casa hu va
prindeti in vre-o lcursa. Peste
noapte sa nu ramaneti 81 cand
yeti afla vre-un samn, ca sunteti
in urma buna, sd he trimiteti in
stiintare fara zabava.
Ceata fuse aleasa 81 intocmita
dc graba 81 pleca.
Pentm Leru 81 al sci din ceta-
tie all urmat ceasuri grele de 0
asteptare cu atat mai chinuitoa-
re, pentru ca nu Sc stia, oare o
grOaza, orr nadejde slbreda va
Fl rasplata asteptarii?
Faptul rapirei s'a stiut lutte
|printre oamenii din curte 81 Cra-
ciun vim la Leru ca sa 1ntrebe /:
- Doamne M vom cadea asu-
|pra capcanilor? Pc Sinza au ra-
|pit'o 81 fiecare ceas de zabava din
lpartea noastra un ceas de pri-
mejdii pentru dansa.
- Asa cumetre Craeiune. 81
totusi nu asa. I'm estate, ca
Sina Sc pazcste bine, dar nu Use
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10

Inca de Ia ora 2 multimc
imensa ocupa toata. curtea nitro
poliei. Automobile 81 trasuri in
numar neobisnuit de mare STATIC
ncaza in siruri ordoRate pc dea-
lungul trotuarelor.
lncinta suprapopulata de par
lamentari 81 persoane politice.,
Toatc lojile gem de public.
La ora 3 fara un sfert Isl oc,l-
pa fotoliul presidential dl Duiliu
Zamfirescu, primit Gu ovatii de
avcrescani.
Democratic ovationeaza pc MEM
bril- guvernnlui, toti prezenti pc
banca ministeriala.
Majoritatea intampina GU mani-
festari de simpatie sosirea d-lui
general Averescu.
VOI: Traiasca d-nul general
Avercscn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10
o declAratie in numele
guvernului.

= y. TAKE IONESCT in numele
guvernului arata necesitatea vO-
farii legii electorate. care garan-
teaza vOtul universal 81 secret cu
xarantii earl sd impiedece inge-
rintele electorate, modifiearea re-
formei financiare prin reducerea
cotelor de impunere 81 suprima-
rea impozitulni pc capital.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10

| ID. O. COCA da cetire in nu-
melc partidului poporului motiu-
nci de neincredere in guvern.
VOCI: Nh s'a cetit sumarul.
i ALTE VOCI: JOS!
Z d. COCA: Daca d-vs. consim-
titi sa inghititi aceasta piluli
cinci minute mai tarziu, imi este
egal.
! VOaW: Dupa sumar.
r (Se naste tumult.
= d. d. ZAMFIRESCU intervine,
rngand pc dl Goga sa citeasca
motiunea dupa sumar.
STRIGATE puternice: Schul-
Ter. Schuller!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-10


'Fata Gle constituirea guver-
nului Take Ionescu alcatuit de
d-sa in afara de orice indicatiuni
parlamentare: fata de jignirca
adusa eorpurilor legiuitoare de
actualul cabinet nh numai prin
faptul ca nici unul din curentele
reprezentate in Parliament nu-si
are expresiunea in guvern ci 81
pentru faptuI cd ministerul Take
Ionescu nesocotind uzantele par
lamentare a cerut prorogarea
parlamentului fara consultarea
lui 81 fara Use prezenta. Camera
declara neincrederea sa i'm actu-
alul guvern find hotarit da
sprijinul intru infaptuirea ]egei
electorate 81 pentru votarea orr
carei legi cerute de imprejurari
oricarui guvern reprezentat in
adunarile legiuitoare prin alesii
partidelor din parliament"
Motiunea este intrerupta cand
de aplauze, cand de ivi apostro-
.fari din partea sustinatorilor
d-lui Take Ionescu.
d. A. DOBRESCT: Oar d-vs.
cum att VENT!
ALTE VOCT: Gait erati in par
lament cand att dizolvat parla-
mentul Vaida?
VO(T: Resita, Schuller!
d. NTH. POPOVICI in numele
partidulm national, cere guvern
de concentrate pentru prezidarea
unor noni alegeri, care sa dea par.
lamentul care sd, exprime adeva.
rata vointa a tArii. :
Tara are nevOe de c0nsolidare
.si armonie interna. De aceea par.
.tidul national voteaza incredere
in guvern pana la vOtarea legei
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D. VAIDA: Una din cauzele
pentru carl san retras partidele
opozitiei a fost 81 cdlcarea regu-
lamentului. Tot timpul guver-
narii Averescu S s'au calcat legile.
Lipsa de pudoare GU care att
aplicat regulamentul.. ;.
d. IOAlNITESCT: Ce. va tre-
ziti la Budapesta9
(Proteste indignate din partea
nationalistilor din Ardeal 81 din
vechiul regat, la care sc asociaza
81 o buna parte din deputatii ia
ranisti).
d. d. ZAMFIRESCIT declara
ca desaproba iesirea d-lui Ioani-
tescu, dar adauga, ca cine sea-
mana want culege furtuna.
d. VAIDA. In Camera din Blu
dapesta, die Ioanitescu, romanii
all declarat ca nu mai fac parte
din monarhia austro-ungara. (Vii
Iaplauze.)
Tot la Budapesta am fntalnit
Iaceias sistem de tiranic pc care
Pam simtit 81 sub guvcrnarea
averescana.s
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electorate.
d. IORGA citeste 0 declaratie
de incredere IN actualal guvenn
CA sc lua din ''Lupta" J.
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CUM A cAzUT GUvERNUl ROMAN
Parlamentul voteaxA GU mare najortate motiunea de
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Afara de aceasta guvernnl va
prezcnta Camerei 0 serie de re-
forme fara nici un caracter po-
litic, dar absolnt necesar bunului
mers al tarii.
D. COCA citeste apoi urma-
toarea motiunc de neincredere.