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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27
JOE WOODS ARM
HAS COME BACK
DObbS Thinks He viii Be Star
HurIer

NEW ORLEANS. March a. johnny
bohbH hts seen enough OF the spring
Practice IN his five days OF active WORK
ON lh. ur.uvmdnn park diamond to mako
TWO Wl'.ssung predictions
SoD joe Wood has recovered his
pitching arm and viii bo factor In the
American league this season
Walter Barbara, Pelican shortstop. A
star only few seasons back, has re-
gained his old form and win burn up the
southern league
Johnny DoUbs has never been accused
ui being poor Judge OF playing form
I'm tact h,S Judgment of form 10 held IN
high respect Wherever he In known iu
ulEnnHcu baseball lie has demonstra ted
again and uguin that he can tell a
natural ball payer from fIaah In tho
pan, and real comeback rom "A spor-
Hdic llareup
~ Ovus arm In good don't thlnK
there Is any question about II" Dobha
aald during tanning bee Friday 4
have been watching him closely the last
ieW days and he has been throwing
curves and shooting the old pill with such
speed that there's no room for doubt
Wood Is no fool. and II his arm troubled
him the least bit he'd cut down the pace
instantly, But instead OF slowing up ne
seems to find his arm relshes work
Wood In Condition.
Last spring this wasn't the case
don't remember seeing Wood throw sin
gle curve ban during the entire time the
team was In training here last spring
And ho went about his work very mOder-
ately, using little speed, even at the has;
Not only does Woods arm seem TO be
back, but he Is In fine physical cOndi-
ton, Ho ls twenty pounds lighter than a
yenr Hso and apparently tough as hick-
Ory limb"
Dobbs is all over smiles at the way
the Pelican squad Is shaping up. The
splendid condition I'm which his men are
reporting for training gives him some
condition Is one Of the most pleasing
things TO DObhs
i think Barbara 10 In for the best sea
son since the year | sold him" Dobbs
said. ~ looked him over well and have
watched him go through the PAGES, and
tell you he has all the snap and ginger
and aureness Of old And he IL hitting
the ball like he means 10 climb back IN
the 800 class
"Barbures slump Of the last two years
was due chiefly TO poor health But he
has completely recovered and is In won
deriul shape
Every man to report so far TO Dobbs
had put In at least q week OF work be
lorB coming here, and the'peucan unief,
therefore. will he able to put conditioned
team on the diamond for Sundays game.
All Of the pitchers are rounding To-,
except Dick Robertson who is on tho
sick list "Old Hub Purdue showed 90
much IN his workout yesterday that
Dobbs felt ready to put the old squash
In real game,
No additions TO the team were record
ed Yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27
SO0NERS MUST
4 LEARN TO HIT
Only Drawback for State
Championship Coach Owen

NORMAN. Okla, March I7.--tspeclAl)
If the University Of Oklahoma baseball
team can learn 10 hit II viii be a for
midable diamond competitor for the
championship OF the state this spring.
This Ia the belief Of Coach Bcnnie
Owen and Sooner fans since the opening
game OF the season last Saturday when
The Sooners defeated the 10th engineers
Of Camp Doniphap . TO 2
The soldier twlrler whitfield nine Of the
oooners and they secured only four hits
off him Time after time they struck
out In daEed fashion as II they did not
know where 20 even strike at the ball
csptsin Wiimoth, ordinarily considered
q good hitter, struck out three times.
every time he faced the pitcher.
Nations, second In the batting order.
famed twice. al did White, left fielder
Couch. center fielder. Fears, second base.
kttle. first base, and Gentry, catcher.
each secured one hit Only one, that of
Gentry, was for extra bases and he got
a. far az second.
stiff batting practice was the order Of
events beginning Monday for this week
No more games are scheduled now until
after the Easter holidays On April 8
and s. the Sophers meet the Chllocco In
dams here, Originally Phillips university
f Enid was scheduled to play on those
dates, but Phillips desired later dates
and has been given May and 4, when
the Indians originally were scheduled to
play here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27
Hitchcock Buys Stamps.

HITCHCOCK Okla. March H.
~ore than $4,000 worth OF Thrift
stamps were purchased here last night
following a mass meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27

military officers assigned 10 the work
by Mai Con Henry n Allen, command
Ing the division. or under the guidance 0t
the ten physical directors Of the Y NJ
G. A. huts. Of which there are thirteen
located AT Camu Travis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27
CHARLEY White
"0UT" At CUSTER
PugiIiSt BIameS Civilian for
0uSting,

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March II
Puglllst Charley white Of Chicago re-
cclved notice OF his removal Rs boxing
instructor last night from Dr Joseph H.
Raycrott OF the wnr commission on train
ing activities No reason was given
white hlnmes FLOYD Rowe civilian ath-
letic director. who has not been In ac-
cord with all his plans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27

held each afternoon, except when exit
hitlon games are scheduled
The work at tho park this morning
was both light and short on scCOunt NJ
tho soft condition of the hall lot from
the rain OF last night The sun returned
around noon however, and what re-
maned Of the day was ideal for prao
tlce Al Of the boys got into tho worn
with vim, az n to make up Tor lost
time II was by far the llvclest prnC-
tee Of the training season 10 date The
pitchers put BIT more speed 10 the
balls and there WIS snap 10 tho work
VI tho fieldcrs which proved that all
danger from sore arms has been parsfd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27
Texas Rockies
Learn Sports
In Camp Life
College Games Take Former
Place Of Rural PaStimeS,
SOUTH DAKOTA DRY7
WELL THEN, READ THIS

~ LOOKS bad for Won Hlndsrburg.
A. o'clock this mofnl0o a lonp
distance phons call cams 10 the
sporting editor from Huron, O. o,
The voice announced thAt city had q
man ne would match 20 meet Won
Hindsnbufo 81 any tlms, any weight
on neutral territory, any way he
wants 10 TIGHT Toll the tslsphons toll
for Hlndy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-27
"7--7-7-7W.H.Hl -
RAY CHAPMAN IS
CLASSED AS Al


DUQuON. Ill.,, March 27-Ray Chap
man fast young shortHtop Of the C1eve-
land Americans, is one OF the American
league bali players who ls likely 10 be
summoned for national army service be
tore the end Of the playing season He
has lust been examined found physically
p"r.et and placed In class
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
AMERICANS
FROM21TO31
IN ENGLAND
1OBE CALLED

Irish and Australians in this coun-
try are exempted and only Ameri-
cans between the ages Of twenty-One
and thirty-one are subject to draft in
Great Britain and Canada under the
British-American military conven-
ton now awaiting ratification by the
United States Senate.
Details Of the treaty, which be-
came known today, disclose that it
required formal exchange Of notes
between the United States and Great
Britain to settle questions relating
to application Of American draft age
limits to Americans in Great Brit
ain and Canada.
Exemption Provided.
She British military service acts.
which govern the operation Of the
treaty. would make all Americans in
Britain or Canada. between eighteen
and forty-nins, liable to draft into
the British army. But in the notes
exchanged by Lord Reading and Sec
retary Lansing, it is agreed that the
United States may claim exemption
for .itc citizens under twenty-one and
over thirty-one-
The text Of Article One, the prin-
Gipal article in the treaty. reads:
SAil male citizens OF the United
States IN Great Britain and all male
British subjects in the United States
shall unless before the time limited
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
DESERTER
FROM FORT MYER
IS STILL AT LARGE

While scores Of soldiers, armed with
loaded rifles, today are securing the
woods and environs OF Fort Myer
Heights, in search Of Private A r.
Beauchamp. drafted six months ago
into the national army, police Of
Washington and. other cities have
thrown out q dragnet in an effort to
locate and arrest the soldier who es-
capped from the Government training
camp yesterday.
Beauchamp was a prisoner at Fort
Myer, awaiting trial on the charge OF
months ago at York, Pa, and brought
to the military reservation and held
for court-martiaL Recently he was
put to work during the day with other
soldier prisoners in the field, and yes
terday, taking advantage OF the alb
sence OF a sentry, he skunk away.
making his escape and disappearing
into a clump OF woods.
His disappearance was discovered
q short time later, and a general
alarm was sent out among the soldiers
to make q search for him. In squads
soldiers, armed and prepared to shoot
Beauchamp should he be found and
offer any resistance, searched the
woods. In the search some OF the
searching party passed over the terri
tory in which the murder Of John P.
Werres, the Washington jitney driver,
was committed a month ago.
When he left the military reserva-
ion Beauchamp wore the regulation
khaki uniform and leggins. He Is
thirty years old and his home Is IN
York, Pa No trace OF him had been
found up to noon.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

twenty to forty-fOur years, both in
elusive.
Free From Draft.
Provided, however, that no citizen
OF the United States in Great Britain,
and no British subject in the United
States who, before proceeding to
Great Britain or the United States, re
spectively, was ordinarily resident in
a place OF the possessions Of the Unit
ed States or in his majesty's domin-
ions, respectively, where the law does
not impose compulsory military seTv-
ice, shall, by virtue Of this conven-
ton, be liable to military service un'
der the laws and regulations OF Great
Britain or the United States, respect
lively; provided, further, that In the
event OF compulsory military service
being applied to any part Of his ma
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

by this convention they enlist or en-
roll in the forces o --.eIr own coun-
try, or return to the United States or
Great Britain, respectively, for the
purpose Of military service, be subject
to military service, and entitled to
exemption or discharge therefrom
under the laws and regulations from
time to time in force, Of the country
in which they are: Provided, That in
respect to British subjects in the
United States, the ages for military
service shall be for the time being
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
FRANCIS RETURNS FROM
PETROGRAD TO VOLOCDA

Vologda from Petrograd June Q. he
informed the State Department today.
The department would not disclose
whether the ambassador made a re-
port on conditions in Petrograd.
which are known to be serious.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
MRS. GRACE HAYDEN DEAD.

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace NJ.
Hayden, nee McCausland, wife Of Mi
chael X. Hayden. who died yesterday.
will be held Monday, at George J.
Zurhorsts Sons funeral parlors, COL
East Capitol street at o o'clock a m.
Interment will be private at Mt
OIivCt Cemetery.
Mrs. Hayden had been iII for several
months. She is survived BY her hus-
band and three small children.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
Goldberg Is At His Best IN His Cartoon for Next Sundays Times

jesty's dominions in which military
service at present Is not compulsory
British subjects who before proceeding
10 the Unite1 States were ordinarily
resident in gLch part of his maiestys
dcminions sIE II thereupon be Included
within the tCrms of this cOnve l-iOn-"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
.NGELUS TO RING
ITSFIRST CALL TO
PRAYER June e
CONTINUED from First Page.)
should pray for 'rvIctory and Peace"
and not Peace and Victory"
NI.anEr Eft

NNOAhAAAN4 ~ - - - 49,
should. pray for ''victory and Peace
and not Peace and Victory"
Victory First
Let Us not give the impression"
said DR.. Pierce, that We are praying
for peace without victory. I do not
want any thought OF peace at any
price to creep into the work Of this
committee, and so say let us
standardize our petition at least Into
an earnest prayer for victory and
peace" The suggestion met with ap-
pIausG
Although no form Of prayer will
be approved by the committee, the
members present last night fell in
line with the suggestion Of Rev J.
Milton Waldron that the public be
encouraged to suggest short prayers.
Official announcement OF June D
as the first day OF the community
prayer will probably be made by the
Commissioners on June %, and this
will be supplemented by a detailed
explanation by the Citizens Angelus
Committee. A special committee will
call upon the street car companies
in an effort to have cars stopped for
4 few seconds at noon, and also the
committee win try to arrange a plan
whereby all traffic will cease mo
mementarily at the call Of the
angelus.
Not to Use Monument.
The suggestion to use the Wash
inEton Monument as a place wherein
to install a siren for angelus pur-
poses was abandoned last night,
when H. B. F. Macfarland. a member
Of the Washington Monument Society
! and OF the Angelus Committee, ex-
planned that the society which is the
custodian of the shaft had adopted
a policy against such usage. The
Rev. DR.. J. Henning Nelms, however,
said that he would offer the use Of
Ascension Church steeple for the
siren, IL one. is to be used.
W. D. Hoover, elected chairman OF
the committee, resigned last night be-
cause he is to leave the city for a
month and cannot take part In the
work. The committee regretfully &C
cepted his resignation. and elected as
chairman Col John G. Capers, who
had been vice chairman.
Names Chairmen-
Colonel Capers last night appointed
chairmen OF subcommittee as fol
lows:
Bells and signals, W. ]. Moore; OBJ
serVance In schools, S. E. Kramer;
finance, W. T. Galliher; placards and
posters, Rev. Horace W. Stowell;
street cars and traffic, Harry G. Fish
er; press and publicity, Earl Goodwin.
Announcement that the angelus idea
had been indorsed by the Kiwanis
Club was made at the meeting. II.
b. Otterman, president OF the Chris
tian Endeavor Union, notified the com
mittee that the entire membership OF
that organization is working for the
success OF the angelus, and Harry G..
Fisher announced that the Colorado
State Society had indorsed the an
gelus.
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

Your Liberty Bond Il lonesome
without your IheOme Tax receipt
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

Keep the potatoes here and send II,
wheat AOVeF There."
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

.D1VnITT,C Apollo. 624 h It. a.
GLAfAlNDflLL y TODAY - BERT LY-
TELL In TRAIL TO YESTERDAY"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

|CRANpALLS SIS asHi Pa. % Ave. SE
TODAY-ENID BENNETT In BIGGEST
SHOW ON EARTH"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

FDlTTnkTT Savoy TheateP ana
.CkAAUALL SGGrden.I4th 4 CoI.rd.
ToDAY-JACK PICKFORD In NILE
A-AINUTE KENDALL"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

NAONEHT TO-DAY - IRENE CASTLE
lIHNJEly n hsV E n @ z AN G = IS
NINE-"7 TOMORROW-BESsIE BAR
RIsCAI.E IN ROSE o. PARADISE"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15
ADJUSTMENTS

OTWpTT OPENS AT $50 P. n.
|VhAtllf ~ MONTAGU LOVE
1871 Q %. IN VENGEANCE
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

.DlNnMISC American, Iat ARK
NdAhltDEALL y TODAY - HERBERT
RAWLIESON IN THE NAN TRAP"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

C9D nm ToDAY-sERGT GUY En-
.NlkANH PEY's over THE TOP
TaEoRROw-J. STUART BLACkTON'S
Production Of MISSING"
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

.rpHHTnHTTJC Theatsr. 9th 4 z St.
.GAHNUALL y TODAT-MART PICK
FoRp fn ..l[Ltss."
The Washington times., 1918-06-15

CRANDALL'S iS IsiS s.. At ooI. Rs.
TODAY-ETHEL CLATToN In THE
MN ETTTNTTH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07
I N v / T A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,LudOsana' din Niles.
Ohio, are Onoarea invita- pc
toate surorile Societati, Cluburi
81 Parochii. precum 81 pc toti
fratii Romini din loo 81 jur lua
partc la Marea petrecere de va
ra (Picnic), care va avea loc Du-
mineca, II August 1913, pe fru-
moasa farma din McKees Lone
Road, indarat de Empire Mill.
1nceputul la orele 1890 a. III.
81 va dura pima la orele 8 p. m.
Muzica batrinului Cassian va
distra onoratul public Gu cele
mai frumOase arii de dams 81 Gin
tece rationale.
. Pretul de intrare: DOmnii SO
cent?, Damele gratis.
Suprasolviri SO primesc Gu ma
re mnltumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
Deci> in speranta' Cd toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 jur ne vor da
tot sprijinul dior posibil, parti-
cipind intr'un numar cit Sc poa-
.te de mare la aceasta petrecere,
pima la revedere am ramas salu-
tindu-va Gu dragoste adevarat
frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
(78 4 SOY 7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07

E. YOUNGSTOWN, o. - George
Marhao, P. @. B. 886.
FARRELL, PA. - P. j. Costea,
601 Broadway.
HELENA, MONT. - loan Dan.
ella, P. Q. B. 984.
KOKOMO, IND. - g. 1. Dordea,
q California Str, Indianspo.
lis, Ind.
MASSILLON, O. - loan Neaeu,
1913 Kent Street.
SHARON, PA. - Petru Major,
P.O. B. 343, Farrell, Pa.
YOUNGSTOWN, o. - loan Blu.
dai, 1872 S. Forest Ave-, Young,
stown, O.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. = G. Brx-
nut, 1850 N. S Str.
AKRON, o. = l. S. NIGGA, P. O.
Box 387 F. p. Station
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU.
MITA PUBLICA.

Reuniunca femcilor romine din
Salem, Ohio, avind petrecere Gu
dams in seara zilei de ~ Iulie, a
avut un rezultat foartc. multumi-
tor, att din punct de vedcre mo-
raj, cit 81 material.
Find aceasta rellniune infiin-
tata numai de curind pentru un
scop asa de frumos ajutora pc
Gel raniti, toate surorile 81 toti
fratii Romini din loc S s'au intrc-
cut care de care a ajuta mate
rialiceste aceasta pctrecere.
Dcci in numele Reuniunei ne
tinem de datorinta multumi la
toti contribuitorii accstei pctre-
ccri, care pc linga- tichetul de in
trare all mai contribute 81 Gu su-
prasOlviri dupa cum urueaza {:
Maria Il. Ovesia, Il nsfeder facut
de, NINA, care s'a licitat 81 cum
parat de d-nul Sofron Noara GU
suma de SLIPS; D-na Tereza Sfi-
ra, 0 pereche de fete de perinitc,
care s Eau cumparat de d-nul Va
sile Bolta Gu suma de $11; D-na
Floarea A. Stanciu, pereche de
pui, care s'au licitat de trei orr,
intii la cumparat d-nul George
Zisu, brutar romin din Salem, O.
81 dupa ce la platit Gu suma de
so, la donat din nOu la Iicitatic
numai ca sal cumpere fratele
dinsului Petru Zisu Gu suma de
$3.50, dinsul donindu-i din nou,
s'au licitat 81 ia culnparat d-nul
Noise Micoara Gu suma de $7.25t
Dina Maria G. Farcasilf q donat
pantlicile pentru semnll de in
trare; D-na Salomia N. Nan a
donat 2 81 jumatate galoane de
ice cream, care a adus suma de
$9; D-na prezidenta Maria =. Bi-
Ian a donat senviciuri, care au
adus suma de So; Dina Eva Mum
team q donat venitul de la flori,
care adus suma de IS.
Urmatorii frati 81 snrori au SUI
prasolvit in bani dupa cum ur-
meaza:
George Bodarnea, preyedintele
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07

Il y - .
atasati Ia fortele engleze nu avem
poSta noastra Americana afara
de aceea prin care trimitem 81
primim CART. Pentru alte facem
afaceri Gu poSta engleza. Deci fl
ind posta de Gimp nu sc putea in
duce nici un oras de oare ce nu
suntem in nici un oras, lara a.
ceasta este unul din secretele mi
litare ca sd nu sd site ca anumite
trupe unde sunt. Aceasta ar Fl o
ofensa alta de grava aci, ca sd
dai numele sau localitatea unde
te afli, pentru care al primi ju-
decata martiala din partea auto
ritatilor militare.
De altfel aceste mandate sunt
schimbate in Franta sau in Engli
terra Gu cea mai mare usurinta.
Gu toate de oare ce nu pot face
altfel. eu o sa tiu mandatul, sal
lnapOiez, lara d-ta de oare ce nu
pot face altfel, iii trimit alaturat
nOta franceza de cinci franci,
care daca voiti ell cred ca sa
puteti schimba la o banca in
st. Louis. Poate sunteti curiosi
sd vedeti aceSti bani. MOI suntem
platiti Gu bani francezi aici. Bine
lnteles primim bani in valoarea
celor din America, care este pen
tru un soldat simplu una suta
optzeci 81 opt de franci 81 zece
centimes. Eu primesc doua suite
81 cinci de franci 81 douazeci de
centMes. Primeste acesti bani
caci stu ca toate stunt scumpe, la.
ra pentru facerea de bine care
este multi appreciate din parte-mi
81 tot Odata 81 din partea priete-
nilor mel de aici, primiti sincere
multumiri, lara eu la rindu-mi
sunt gaia sd fac orr ce voiu pu-
tea pentru d-ta.
Nam bucurat cind am auzit
despre mersul Societatii ,,Armo-
MIA. Am PRINT Gu regret vestea
despre prietenii care nu au ra-
mas in serviciul militar la Artile.
ria de Gimp, La care faceam 81 Gu
parte. Cum, nu au putut eli tre-
ce examenul fizic? Eu din par
te-mi cred Cd majoritatea da.
Sau nu cred Cd tara .noastra a.
doptiva este vrednic& sd lupte
pentru ca. Eu iarasi cred Cd da.
Timpul le va adeveri toate ace
stea celor ce inca nu-si dau sea-
ma de ce fac, lara atunci va fl
prea tirziu. Tara noastra mama
este sub picioarele Hunilor, lara
acel care poate 81 nu sare sd a.
iute la desrobirea unui popor
dOrnic de libertate este un tica-
-tmy II nevrednic IN fata mes pen
tru todeauna. Este de inseles ca
nu pot merge toti la lupta, dara
aceasta 2 recunoaste 81 tara care
ne cheama ca sd luptam.
Spune salutarile mele 81 fra
tilor de la Societatea Ammonia"
lara d-ta primeste asiguratelc
mele multumirf
AL d-tale Gu stima:
Bucur Binig.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07

Societatii ,,Leul' IL; Nicolae Rus,
M. s. ,,Lenl" $40; Ananie Pridon
81 sofia. 81; Nicolae Nan 81 sofia
81; Efrem Bilan 81 sofia 81; Va
sile Jiga 81; George Jiga 81 sofia
81; George Farcasiu 81 sofia 81 !;
Vasile Bolta, vice presedintele
societatii ,,Leul'' 81; Carolina T..
Fleaca 81; Alexandra Rat, secre-
tarul Societatii ,,Leul" 81; Gil
gor Trif soc; Nicolae Idomir 81
sofia soc; Sofron Noara soc; l.
oan Judele 81 soti a$1; Irimie
Pop 81 sofia ST.; Simion Calm soc
Candit Bosu 81 sofia So; Maria
|. Cosma 81; Societatea Femeilor
,,Locotenent Ecaterina Teodoru"
din Alliance. Ohio $3; Ana 'Du-
mitru Popa 81 Maria G. Timariu
ST.; Dumitru Flucus 81; Victor
Bucur Urdea ST.; Constantin Can
ia soc; Sofron Canja 81; George
Hiseiu soc; Simion Cerbu 81 So
tia ST.; loan Bolta ST.; Genoveva
|. Ghisoiu 81; Stefan Lucasiu 81
Maik Lindac, bucer soc; Nicolae
Serbian soc; Alexandra Birsan
Ma is sofia So; Alexandra \Popp
81; Ilie Bradu 81; Laurente Ca
soc; Eva Muntean soc; George
Roman 81 sofia 81; loan Popa 81
sofia 81; Alexandra Patritu SOC;
George Zisu ST.; loan Jiga 81 So
tia 81; Nick Moldovan 81; vi
chente Jiga ST.; Gligor Burduf
81; HE Baltes de la Soc. Go
lumbus' So; Aldea Manciulea
SO; Silivestru Muntean ST.; Gil
gor Acsinte 81; Mattel BONITA, in
vatator ST.; Rudolf Piticar 81 So
tia 81; Mihail Sirb 81; George
Antoine 81; Rosalim Acsinte ST.;
Nicolae Grindu 81; Stef Serlea
SOC; Ana Farcasiu i0c; loan Cis
81 sofia 81 ;Aron Sulea 81; Geor-
ge Visu 81; loan Copacea ST.;
loan Popa 81; Rovel Butum soc;
Petru German 81; George Man
ciulea soc; Nicolae Pandrea 81 !;
loan Silaghi So.
Pc aceasta Gale multumim inca
Odata tuturor acelora care ne-au
Sprijinit Gu aceasta Ocaziune Sill
rugam ca 81 pc viitor sd he dea
tot acelasi sprijin bihe yoitor al
dior.
AsemenM he tinem de datorin-
ia a multumi Societatii Leu"
81 membrilor sal, pentu ca ne-au
pus la uispozitie hala. Gu un Gu
Wind multumim tuturor partici-
pantilor care ne-au sprijinit la
aceasta petrecere.
Rugam pc domnii care au su-
prasofvit. 81 dim eroalp nu lis a
publicat numele, sd bine voiasca
a ne instiinta. 81 moi vom face
cuvenita rcctificare.
nitrate tOtale 1892 .O5
Este tOtale ............ $13O.O5
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-07
CATRA PRIZONERI.

Caut pc fratii mel Gavrila 81
Ispas Vlad din Scala, comitatul
Tirnava Mare. Nu mai stu de
dinsii mimic din anul 1918. ROg
pc fratii prizoneri carl ar sti ce-
va despre dinsii sd scrie la:
loan Vlad, 5214 Detroit Avenue,
Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A.
(7S-79)