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The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
MARION TRACK TEAM

The track team of the MAtion Hirh
School rive promise this year u
cleaning 40 in ths & A Meet o.
well g. the other meets that ar ou
lls schedule The boys that afs oai
fof track this year afs workinr hard
and undsr ths ooashing u John \
hruvn arv showing mafksu progress
Several meets have ben scheduled
Coz ihis ysar. ihs hrst being 81 Prov.
lisucs Friday between ths teams u
Aalison,ills. Providence and Marion
On Saturday the team will meet the
clay team o. che Marion held
The follov,gs arr thr events and
The boys that will appear n these
events
Half mile Travis. Small Cochran
and King
TOO yard dash Hicklin. Dillard
fole Vault. nillard. Cochran
go ov hurdles nrown. frafsr
hirh jump king. Frazer. Wilson
eco. hrovu. Belt. Mum
Broad Jump klng. Frafsr
Mile Travis. Hlcklin. Northsn
s20 BELT. llicklin. Small
shot pat pillard. oliver. Wilson
Relay Brown. Dillard, King and
frafef
other entries where needed will b.
nrookshirr and Yates
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
THE STRAWBERRY
ASSOCIATION

Al a meeting Of the Commercial
Club Thursday plight Of last week
the subject Of organizing a Straw
berry Association was discussed,
plans were suggested and a commit
tee appointed In furthernnee Of such
en- organization for Crittenden eoun-
~. Mr.. W. l.. Adams was pres
ent Al the meeting and was made
member Of the committee. Mr. Ad.
ans has just returned from Paducah
and MeCraeksn county. where a sim
ilar organization is In eject and IL
very enthuaiastic on the subject. He
Il . great fruit man and knows the
Alpha and Omega Of strawberry eul.
tivatioh.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
AIiaIfa sssalnr

Spring seeding of alfalfa In Ken.
lucky l. not a. reliable a. summer
seeding because weeds may prove as
tronbles0ms that ths crop 4 smother
ID. However on land which atzptsd
10 alfalfa and which h innoeulaisd,
the ehanees of getting a stand BY
following the methods generally prae-
ticcd with clover are excellent.
This h especially-trne q = clover
seed Is used and the seeding done a.
soon In April a. the ground can be
worked The cost of seeding In this
way h leas than the cost of sum
.sr seeding and the method h well
worth a trial. II failure results
the field can BE- reseeded again In
August. Weeds are apt 10 be trouble.
some since the weed seeds are near
the surface In freshly worked ground
ard ready 10 grow. The station
workers have succssded In keeping
weeds and grasses out of spring.
sown alfalfa but Il has been at the
cost of larTe amounts q labor Tor
clipping and cultivation.
In one case on the station farm
where spring -sown alfalfa was com.
pletsly destroyed by weeds which
could not BE- controlled. the ground
was rebroken and cultivated fre.
quently until the alfalfa was seeded
IN August. The crop was completely
FREE of weeds for three years and
produced an average of a little more
than one aud one half tons of hay
en- acre IN each cutting.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
CITY COUNCIL NEWS

The City Council met In regular sss-
alon Monday night with Mayor Bos-
well and Ill the members of the
Council present.
A " Canaan was given q per.
init 70 erect . two story business
buildinE On the north side d West
bellville Street
An ordinance wAa passed authoriz.
lag the oiling of certain streets o.
The city, each property owner along
said streets paying his pr0portionate
part % the cost
The bid of $3.50 for the 20.ysar
elsctfie light franchise by n. l..
Moore Was accepted BY the Council.
d. Moore being present paid over
ths $50 and sEecutsd bond 10 the
amount of $1,000 a. = guarantee of
fprnishing lights etc. for the city
IN siK months
Tho City Tab Collector vas author.
iled 70 take steps necessary 10 col.
lsct city and school tAvea By May 1.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
rnE srLIr.LOc DRAG

! have been on ardent adsocaie u
the split log drag ih eonnsction with
the grader fof working ths roads u
this county. Bot having had an op-
poftuniiy 10 ses ths fine results ob
iainsd by = Champion under his
system of road working on the So
lem and Marion road. have dscid
81 that ~ can build good dirt roads
with he uss " the drag and plo~.
ths plov used only enough " open
ihs bitches On each side u ths road
Ten months ago the Fiscal court
contracted with NJ Champion %
kesp As Salem read. In good eendi-
ton from Marion h. the county lins.
When NJ Champion took charge of
The road u as almost lmpasaabls.
THIS read has been Kept IN rod con
dlilan during he entire winter months
sith practically no other implsmtni
except he dfaf. notwithstanding ths
hsayy Trails There has been more
spar hauled over this rad this ~in.
Co. than for some time 10 say noth.
ing u the ions n coal hauled 20 To.
n, Sheridan. Salem. Hampton. lola
and other points
After al his heavy traHk TIE
road j. a. smooth and hrm a. Il us-
ually b. in summer tims Being an
sspsfi rsad builssr Mr Champion
knaas when and vhsy u uss ths
dihsrsui drars u never rsts 10
cold of 90 RAINY fof D 70 drag hi.
rad o. opsn . ditch
To ny way u tAinkiae u woald
b. q boss u vufk and mausy D. ~
hael 10 the Old way u wofliuF ne
roads Hoping ouT fissal Court can
49, iis way clear o. give o. this 49,
ten, ! am yours Coz eood roads.
J b. CARTER
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
MAsLEY AFTER
THR nOOssHIsRRs

formsr Deputy sheriff George n.
Aaaley. FEDERAL Prohibition Agent, IN
company with eleven othsrs. includ.
lae U G Mcfarland. u Glasgow,
has iust returned from an oiicisl trip
throush LAras. Green. Taylor, Ma.
rioh Edmonson. Nelson and Wash.
lagton counties
During The too weeks trip through
'hsss enuntisa. be- reports. they cap.
inred and destroyed y stills of from
% 10 $50 gallon capacity. One still
q $50 gallon capacity IN Nelson eoun.
~ was run by . steam boiler. Five
hpndrsd Eallons q moonshins wkiaky
and to.ooo gallons of u..sh vsre d..
slFoyed bssidss : laFss number q
fsfmsniefs
Nlns alleEed moonshinsrs we're ar.
rfsied. thres taken hsfors u. s.
Commisaionsr Gas. c. Bslduick at
'shaDon. The others before q. s.
cam. ". NJ Grahsm II EIodrsn-
pile Al the prisoners wsrs hsid
Dr Their appssrsncs a. the u. 8.
fours IN ioulssills. IN Nay.
In making thsss arrests three al.
lsred. uoonshinsFs we're wounded bat
nat ssriouaiy. nhls company uas
working under -fAs direetion of Sam
Collins, Prohibition Director q Ken.
iucky and ~sFs eqalpped ~itA sprinE.
field Army Rifles
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
Cut Price Paid on Wool
Tied With Hinder Twine

Losses a. high a. 7 cents on each
pound Of wool were experienced last
year b. Kentucky farmers who tied
their wool with ordinary binder twins
according TO . sheep specialist The
shsaring season will soon b. here and
u viii pay the farmers 20 use the
proper kind Of twine which IL paper
twine.
In te past buyers have been In
elined 10 discriminate against wool
tied with binder twine because hbsrs
from q adhere % the fleece and can
not b removed exeep, with the uss %
expensive machinery. II lefi In the
wool. these hben cannot BE- dyed and
appear IN the cloth a. white stripes
which must be picked out BY hand
Wool containing these hbers IL class
I'd with that containing bun.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
PROGRAM
REX THEATRE

FRlDAY-Selec Presents Tom Moore In The Chicken In
the Case This s the first Of Select Features be to
Il Tor It Is a Real Picture Adm. iOc and 25c.
SATURDAY-wiliam Fox presents William Faruum in
Drag arn real western love STORY. that will hold YOU
spell bound from start 10 finish A good Tom Mix In
The Might Hoseman Admission 2bc and 3hc
Don't forget TUESDAY the iOc show.
MONDAY-Cusers Last Fight Buck Niece the Cowboy
win be- present and show the live reptiles from the West and
also explain the picture 10 you.
THURSDAY. 13th-Thc Life Of Jessie James This is pure
old History something think about When Il wasn't safe 20
travel all The Cowboy will show the that Jessie
used and killed with This k worth the price Of the show
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
FISCAL COURT

The Fiscal Court met In rsgula,
session Tuesday. Tho County Judge,
County Attorney and al the Maeis.
traies being present
The principal wcrk ~ the Court Va.
10 adjust the paup,r claims and b
IA the prize for the use of the plou
and team on the ruad
Considerable reduction IN the pau.
per claims Wa made and the price
foT plow and team was hxcd a. g.
per DAY
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
TAYLOR. .THRRLKELD

Mr. Poster lee Threlkeld. former.
ly of Marion. and Miss Mary Allison
Taylor, of Morganasld. we're married
Saturday afternoon In Evansville. The
bride is a graduate of Morranheld
High School and is County Truant
olIicsr
The groom went 10 Morganheid
more than q year sgo, and since that
tune has made that city bis home.
being engaged In the Auto Battery
Ssrvics Co.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
CARD 90 THANKS

T0 those who minisisrsd % kind.
~ b us In our lats bsrsavsmsnt W
Eish 10 empress our heart felt
thanks. We wish % ofisf our very
special ihanks ~ the ladies % the
Main Stree, Presbyterian Church and
10 the Aasons.
Mfs g y. Crawford and family
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
No STRIKE AT
GLADSTONE MINES

Plenty of Whiis Ash coal on the
tippls. u u M best for sse IN
oooking slaves. a. Il does not elinksr.
Ash any one vho has used n. Closest
mins 70 Marion. being only 10 miles.
fou can So our coal a. the power
house In Marion.
Lanham a Simpson. I.sssess
=. n Jsnkins. Owner.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY S,hcol $50 A. A. Every
hoiy boost and W will havv thFss
hundred or more present merit sun.
day
Preaching 81 l0.6e A.. A.
Epworth League $50 p A.
Preaching 1:a0 y. N.
Rev j n. Adams will preach
night and morning Observe that
the evening service will b. 81 7;So.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
ina 7 O'Clock.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
AT THE REX THEATRE

Beginning April l. the very latest
aud best pictures will BE- shown.
Many favorits stars win b. fea.
tured. including. Buck Jones, Pearl
White. Tom Mix, VIM Farnum.
Shirley Mason and others See your
fsvorits
Coming Harp Carey In The Fox"
Dorothy Phillips In NO Woman
knows" also the" Shsik" "Way Down
Fast" and The Three Musksiecfs
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
Farm Bureau Notes


The Crittenden County Fair will
take place this fall at Marion and
every one is urged to keep this in
mind with a view 10 making an ex-
hibit. Definite date has not yet been
selected but II will probably be In
late September or early October. The
live stock department will be large
aud the premiums therein will be
worth having A successful fair Il
possible only BY every one joining In
and showing all manner of agrieul-
tural products
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
rRIsLER MONROE GoEs 10 PIN


frislsf Nonrus. under . olni In.
dieimsni with Russstl namron. ehars.
81 with breaking into Watson Bros
Store near The Livingston county line
in June 1921. va tried before = jury
n Circuit CouIt Thursday II last
wssk The uial uscupiod ths entire
day and both shies u he case ssfs
abb represented. acting Commolsth.
Auy J Elliait nstsf and County
Attorney D b sion, ior ihs pruss
sutlon and T. e. Hsnnsli Coz lhs a.
Tense After lhe r,idcncr wss an in
and the attorneys had spoken the
jury returned verdict II guilty and
placcd hia punishment At one year In
the pcniieniiay Russell Damon IN
separate trial was acquitted.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
CIRCUIT COURT

After the completion u the petit
jury panel the regular docket was
taken up Wednesday afternoon and
the following eases were tried OF
otherwise disposed u
Commonwealth W Earl Farmer,
charged with child dsssriion. Farmer
plead guilty aud was given a tine By
the court n go and thirty days In
jail
Com ~ Roy Freeman. under in.
dicimsnt for petty larcsncy The o..
cnsed plead Tulliy and vas given q
hne ~ 80 DAYS in lail
Com " lem Hughes. charged with
thild dessftion. continued 10 next
tenn " court
Com " Jonas 'llunisr. two cases,
dismissed
Com. " Hunter Cndsr. charged
with seduction. was his,i sway with
leave D. rs.lnsisis
Com " John Wil Hurhes. eharg
81 with violation u the prohibition
laas. Wa continued 70 next term u
court
Com W Elsie Floyd. charged with
child dessrtlon continued
Com u hoh Slirsf. shootinF on
puhlif highway. dismissed
IN the case u Com " Russell
namrsn and Tuslsf Monroe. under
io.nt snd.ctmsni. charged with break
ms in store house. Comwth Atty
7 q hsnnstt, having represented
houfus in fsfasl ii.4i tksIfhy hr
came disqualified Coz the prosecution
~ ihia rass and he oourt appointed
J Elliot hatsf u rrinrston b. rep.
rsasni ths commonwealth in this Cass
Tho curt appointed 7 u Coch.
ran. q " Grady and Marion Dsan
a. iury Commissions fof one year
Com W rhin Wright lndletmsas
disml' I'D and 70 Submitted D. gtand
luy
Coon W. ~ Hunt AN Marsh ca.
dsi. indilimsni dismissed and ~ sub.
miiisd b. Fiand iuy
Ths appeal case ~ Willie Gibbs
and othsn ~ Commonwealth was
dismissed
Goa " les Nlshais aad othsfs
ooniinusd 10 neat term u cpsrt.
Ths iufy. oomm.siansfs having
hllsd ~, lury shssl o. ihs nssi term
n court ssrs discharged
Con vs. Tnslsf Msnros. under IN
datusni o. breaking in stofs hsuss
The luy returned q verdiet u
Flilty and b. vai sentenced o. ons
ysaf in The peulisntiary
CON W Russell Damon under
ioint Indictment With Z Monfos 90
sams ehafrs vas acquitted ~ ihs
lay
Ihs commonwealth docket having
been oumplsis,i saturday evening" the
peti luu eas discharged
The datkst having hssu complstsd
ihs eoad sas sdsurned Tuesday a.
tsfnoou. ludrs lafoon hnally d.
charging its rrahd iury nhs rrAnd
lufy was in session sis days and 10
turned % iudNimeuis. a. ~ whish.
of mae than su psrrsut wsfe co.
violations a ihs prohibition lsws.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
HLAoEHAwK GoEs TO pm

VIM Bro~n. alias Bisskhsuk. plead
Euilty IN Circuit court here q the
charge u buFuing the oourt house
and as Eivsn an indstsrminsts sen.
isnes IN the Chester Psnitsntiary. In
maling be statement 10 the court he
told Substantially the same story ss
that told In the Justice Court EliI.
ahsihtown llllI Independent.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
MAIN STREET PRES.
TERRAIN CHURCH

services will b. held Il Main
Strre, Presbyterian church merit sun.
day morning and evening. Prsseh.
ING By the pastor. Rev y n Hart.
Communism SsTvles Sunday morning
Christian Endsavor 81 6 p A.
On Easter Sunday The Cantata.
Calvary" will b. given This is =
beautiful and appropriats musical
ssrsics. Time nscessary one hour and
q half
Al srs cordially Invited
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
ALLEGED MooNsHISKR CAUGHT

Willie MonsymaksF. charged with
Operating an Illicit still near Dyeus-
burg. vas arrested Tuesday By Con.
stable h A. Cotton. q Crittenden
county, and turned over 70 the Lyon
county suthoritiss.-Iyon County
Harald.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Dn Friday and Saturday April z
and sth a poultry specialist from the
Experiment Station viii visit the
county In the interests Of more and
better poultry Those who have some
special poultry problems are urged 10
ge, in touch with the County Agent
and make the best possible use Of
this man. he will be here only on
the dates mentioned. 80
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

ksv " A. Stevenson. u Louis.
vile. uill preach 81 ths Soaihsrn
pfsihytgian church SUNDAY. April y.
mofnlng and evening Ivspuus ooi
dially invited % attend
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
FOR sAIE

On West side of North Main Street
one new S.room BungalO. l. varanda
and sleeping porch. A bargain II
taken Al once. .
J. A. ELDER
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-07-05

Geo, Adams of Flat plead guilty recently to a charge of violating the bone dry law, and was fined 5000 and costs.
 John McCrary has secured the contract for carrying the mail be- tween Chitina and Gulkana for the next four years.
 John c. Mcbride, Collector of Customs, has appointed William A. Wade of Seattle as deputy dollec- tor of customs at Ketchikan.
 Jack Taylor, who owns a fox farm on the Valuez trail, says fox raising has been eliminated at his place owing to the slump in fur prices.
 Officials on the steamship Ad- miral Evans say that the vessel struck severa! times getting up to the dock at Anchorage, and that the harbor, dredged at great ex- pense, is rapidly filling up.
 The steamship Victoria, with nearly 800 passengers from Seattle bound for the Boring Sea, arrived at St Michaels June 13. The Vic toria was within sight of Nome but was forced to return to St Michals because of ice.
 Norman L. Wimmler, mining en- gineer for the US. Bureau of Mines and graduate of the University of Washington in 1908, is making an inspection tour of the Seward Peninsula to improve placer min ing methods and reduce costs While a student at the University Wimmler spent his summers in Al. aska and later made mine examin- ations in the Orient for three years.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-07-05
TERRITORIAL TATTLE

Fire, which broke out in the oity hall at Fairbanks damaged the building to the extent of $500.
 Grant Reed has been appointed agent for the American Railway Express Company at Anchorage, replacing w. R. Heintze, resigned.
 The Seward Chamber of Com merce has received a petition from the residents of Seldovia for the establishment of road from seme point on Katchemak Bay to the town of Kenai.
 e. (Shorty) Gwinn has been awarded a feur-year contract by the postoffice department for carry ing the mail from Mccarthy to Dan creek and Nizina for the consider ation of $35 a round trip.
 The bodies in the two Indian cemeteries across the river from Nenana are being moved 1000 yards up the hill to make room for the railroad building across the sites of the old cemeteries.
 A new wall map of Alaska, meas uring 50 X 65 inches, will be issued by the Alaska Road Commission, September 1. The new map, which has scale of 20 miles to the inch, will contain all of the late develop ments and information gathered by the commission since 1913.
 Judge Robert w. Jennings, pio- neer of the First Division and for merly judge of the United States District Court, and John L. Me Ginn, for many years attorney in Fairbanks and Nome, have formed a law partnership, with offices in the Crocker building, San Francisco.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1922-07-05
SALMON RIVER BANKING co.
OF RYDER

Incorporated under the laws of Alaska Capital Paid Up S15,O0O.OO Commercial and Savings Departments Domestic and Foreign Exchange Money Photographed to all Parts of the
 United States:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-25

Cincinnati. - Robert Il. Black,
comandantul postulni de aici al
Legiunei Americana, a TRIMS 0
telegrama consulului, francez din
Seattle, Wash, ca sd comumice
maresalhlui .Joffre ca dansnl este
Invita- ca sa viziteze orasul Gin.
.cinnati sub durata vizitei sale in
.Statele Unite. Maresalul Joffre
IVA veni in Seattle in zida de
April, debarcandu-se de pc III
vapor care-l aduce din RasarituI
EXtrem.
A aparut No. 5 din 'Bibliotecs
de aur a copiilor' cnprinzant
uraatoarele doua povcstiri: l.,
"Tandarica 81 cismele fermecate'
81 81 'Zana Zanelor" de sins
Vorcnca, scliitoare, fosta invata
toare 81 profesoara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-25
FORD OFERA
SAPTAM1NA
DE 40 ORE
tCorrINuARH nm en rAotNA y.

suntem gaia de face sacrificii.
" Aceasta va insemna 81 lucr,
pentru inca 3.o00 persoane. V;
trebui sa instalam mai multe ma
SIM, &c nu sc poate face dintr o
data, dars cOmpania face tot posi-
bilul ca schimbarile sa fie termi
nate eat Sc poate de repede. -
Nonl sistem va fl pus mai naint,
in fabricile din Highland Park, $
Sc va extinde, 1ncetul Gu incetul
asupra tnturor fabricelor-cu es
ceptia totusi a cailor ferate De
troit. Toledo & lronton, care sun
proprietatea lui Ford. Lucrul d
Dumineca s'a eliminat deia din
toate fabricile.
Ford mai declarat ca cerere;
MARTA pentru camioane este un in
aiciu sigr pentru imbunatatire;
afaceriIor. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-25

pildd de la Remani - ca il fac
mart.
/, A
Peter A. Speicis a mers alalta-
eri Ia Casa Abba 81 cerut au-
dicnta de la Presedintele Wilson.
Intrcbat ce vrea ell d. Wilson a
zis cd 0 sal spuie personal. lntre-
hat daca vrea sa-si spuie pasul
Presedintelui Harding a raspnns :
IEu nu-l cunosc pc el," 81,
lisa dat adresa d-lui Wilson.
Speicis zis ca G din Russia 81 de
II ani,locuieste in tara aceasta. -
Saracul! Ell VENT din Rnsia de
sub regimul tarist 81 stiea ca
Tarii M Sc schimba.
| 81
|. Tn arcstant care a fugit din in.
chisoarca orasuui Mullens~a lasa1
urmatorul billet:
'Orasului Mullens w. Va:
| Aceasta VA va spune cd am
plecat undeva ca sd pot face ur
foe sa ma incalzesc. E prea frie
1
pentru mine sd stau aici fara foe
81 d-voastra stiti asta. Eu nu fue
de acuzatie, vreau numai sd M
Ilncalzesc. Cand ma vol incalz VIII
inapoi.
u. II. Purcell"
| A doua seara Pucell tclefo
nat authorization din Mullsns C;
sa incalzit 81 dimineata Sc v;
prezpnta la inchisoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-25
Prin evo|utje sau revo|utie?

In arile consttutionac org;nizaa sociala de All ba
zata pc eei egile sn facute de oamen In arie vot
universal lege sunt acue de reprezentanti pooruui in
arile coegiie estrnse de Representative une part din
lopor parte prvilegata
In tarle Gu universal 81 alegeri lierebere i'm sen
sui slueste von!a alegatoruu guveru intreaga
amnistrata ari este resuatu vonte poorulu manifes
ata prn votu lu Daca egile bune rce 81 daca
administrator bund depinde de popor Norba pro
verbuui: 'Cum sacn 81 peticu."
Ori popor Isl poate manifesto repturie lu poll
ce depna rbeate responsible de lege 81 administrator
daca amnstraa rea acas 81 asupritoare
81 egile tar sn acute numa in foosn catorva 81 mu
mei acelu poate apca proverbu Ace poarta
ugu al purta mai inertia sal poarte splc rsinea Tor
Inr tara numarul aegao1ilor rica de plda
IL ID mioane preznta la duna nunai opt milioane
lnp carl miloane vOteaZa pcntiu admnistrata
atl la conucerea tar 81 mioane peru ace carl
formal amnistraa trecu ambee reprezentand inere
ele de oamen, casa sapantoare de astazi impair
a in doua tabee 81 nuna restu de million voeaza pen
u caeva grupur compuse din ace earl doresc reforma
sociaa mai buna 81 mai suporaba mumei tIagem conclu
7une urmatoare:
|. Ca parte poporului nepasator fata de po
Utica site ui economical in strasa legatura
ege 81 adminsratia tar, 81 depnde de ell de votu pc
il MANA schimbe in pre bine ca este
muumit de sarea in aa 81 nazueste la alta mai
luna
, Ca restu, o alta parte muumt 81 Isl imparte votu
ula smpat ntre cce dou particle carl alternativ la
conducerea tar ca afara de sap casc conucaoare
resul e tum votcaza inconsistent orr adenen
de fagalue, penru din particle.
B. Ca numai mica minOritatc nemnt tumta de starea
in afla 81 constien de vaorea votuui SAN ar
Impartial in derte tabere nureste ei deosebte 81 da votn
deosebitelor grupar polce.
Situatia provne din psa de orgazare potica
multme muncori Industrial 81 agricO, muncori de toa
ctegoe inre 81 eel Intellectually nr un partid pu
ternic mai multedaca nteresee deosbesc nrucat
ar acessi scop aceas program de uptanu revoute
imbunataea star generate multmci armonzarea in
tereselor prn utuae din parea utuor categori
lor de m.ncitori.
Daca mutmea ar organiza poiticee 81 s'ar face edu
cata politica convnga imbuntapa stare sale
depne egle ari de adminsatie, dc guvern camera
sena consi comunae etc, apo inra in apa poltca
lind pc rin mporvirea caselor sapantoare de
de mane cncer ntreaga adMinsate, 81 atunci e
ge carl temea orcare organizaun s.ar face in TO-
losul general 81 in foosu unei clase prvilegate.
Vor zce un Cine faca educatia potica multAm
'ac fie ca broaste destue zice proverb vechiu
cu multe fntelesuri Sa Organzeze numa munea,
macar dea fie organzata 81 ghsi
educator Capalsmu organzata sociaa de asaz, creaz
de puzdere de prolear ntcectuali oameni tner
avinuri generoase carl sar oeri sa umincze murca
sal dea educata political nd ca prin aceasta mumc Sc
va imbunatat 81 soarta lor -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-25

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