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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-08-22
S. S. Convention Here

=. >. convention mere
Program of the ninth annual
meeting of the Wright County
Sunday School Association at
the Baptist church, Mansfield,
No., Aug. ~ and Is. Principal
speaker. Paul H. Vieth, St.Louis.
First day
Morning
1O:OO-Registration Delegates.
10:30-Welcome.
10:45-Bible Hour, Rev. T. B.
Ritzinger, Mansfield.
11:1O-"The School of the
Church." Paul q. Vieth.
12:0O-Adjournment.
Afternoon
200 PRISE Service, Rev. J.T.
Younger. Mansfield.
2:2O Demonstration of Grad.
ed Lessons" Mrs. Margaret
Leonard, Seymour.
2:4O The Second Mile Teach
err" Paul H. Vieth.
3:1O-Open Conference, led by
Paul H. Vieth.
400 Adjournment. =
Evening
:OO-Song and Praise Service,
I. W. Martin, Macomb.
Appointment of Committees
1925 1.-The Power of Working
Together" Rev. F. L. Spindler,
Mountain Grove.
$50 Hymn.
8:55-"Thy Kingdom Come"
Paul II. Vieth.
Second day
Morning
6:3O-Meeting of Committees.
9:3O-Praise Service. Mrs. G.
M. Hunter, HartviIle.
9:5O-'The Sunday School at
Home" Mrs. MI Botten, Noun
tain Grove.
1920 Business Session. (a)
Brief reports by all County Off
GERS. (b) Reports of Committees,
(c) Election of Officers.
11:1O-"A Mountain Top Wis
lon," Paul H. Vieth.
12;OO-Adjournment.
Afternoon
LOO Meeting of County ane
Township Officers.
200 Praise Service, j. A, Ril
ey, Mansfield.
2:15-"Practical Temperance
in the School," Rev. H. j. Fen
wick" Mountain Grove.
2:35-"Inaction or In Action
Rev. G. w. Holmes, Seymour.
+ 800 Hymn.
3:O5 Installation of Officers.
3:2O-"As the Stars" Paul H
Vleth.
3:3O-Final Adjournment.
Oficers-President, Mrs. Ella
Hirt, Mountain Grove; vice pres
ident, OscarN. KalIman, Mount
ain Grove; secretary and treasu
rer, Mrs Emma Martin, Macomb,
Department Superintendent
Elementary, Mrs. j. T. Younger
Mansfield; adult and home. Mrs
E. B. Garner, Hartville; teacher
training, A. G. BARTON, Mountain
Grove; temperance, Mrs. San
Smotherman, Mountain Grove.
Things you should know and do
Il. This work is a cooperation
of all denominations to advance
the teaching of Gods Word in
Wright county. 2. Pastors, su
perintendents and all Sunday
school workers who crave know.
ledge, inspiration and better e
quipment should be there. 8
Elect your delegates now if you
have not. Be sure to include
your pastor, superintendent anc
elementary teachers. 4. Dele
gates should pray for those who
take part and those who listen
They should also make notes
take part in the conference ano
make report to school. s. The
program will be conducted OF
time, We wilh begin on time and
each speaker must quit on time
6. There will be no best day
Come for all the sessions.
Theme of the convention
Training for Service"
Chronic Constipation
1t is by no means an easy mat
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
WOODSTOCK

Miss Mary Perley is spending the week in Springfield.
 Melancthan Riddick attended the meeting of the State Council of De- <ense this week.
 At the annual meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Association of Woodstock, Inc, Jan. 8, all the off cers were reelected to serve the com ing year Wm. c. Child, manager of the association, reported that the to- tai amount of goods handled during the year 1917 was $12,865.51. The largest item was for grain, 146 tons costing S7,2S646. Other goods were purchased as follows: Fertilizers, Ill tons, S3,018.21; lime, 227 tons, $879.63; poultry supplies, S347.33 1; spraying materials, $384.76; barrels, s489.77; potatoes and seeds, S459.36. There are now 49 members. Any one wishing to join the association should communicate with Manager Child or with President G. P Perley Wood stock
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
WEST WOODSTOCK

Miss Esther Davidson is in Putnam this week.
 Miss Maude Perrin has returned from visit in Hartford
 Frederick Davidson has been on the sick list this past week.
 Fred Williamson and wife of Hart ford were in town one day last week.
 Miss Mary Williams of Hartford was at Long Meadow farm last Tues day.
 Mrs. Holmes has returned to South Woodstock after spending two weeks at Long Meadow farm.
 Mrs. Mowry Ross, Jr, and daugh- ter are guests of Mrs. Josephine Frost of Brooklyn. N. Y.
 Roy Davidson, wife and son, of South Dakota, have been recent wis itors at Frederick Davidson's.
 Mrs. Daniel Allen has returned to her home in Canada after spending four months here with her parents, MT and Mrs W. G. Clark.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
THOMPSON
A Tribute to Miss Helen Cranska


 In the passing away of Miss Helen Cranska, another person Is removed from our village who has lived in it and helped in many ways to make 1t a place where people of a desirable kind seek to live. Her whole life was spent in Thompson as a resident. Her ancestry on her maternal side was among the early residents of the town. Her greatgrandfather Calvin Randall, who came from Boston in the later years of the 18th century, and her greatgrandmother Asenath (Tourtellotte) Randall, whose ances- tors were among the farback resi- dents of the town, living in the east ern part of 1t, her grandfather and her own mother having the same names Calvin Randall, the great grandfather, figured as mechanic in the construction of many of the buildings in Thompson, both resi- denees and manufacturing industries.
 Miss Cranska was of a quiet, kind ly disposition, that adds so much to the, admirable qualities of the exem- plary woman. Her work as teacher many years in the schools of Putnam bear testimony to her true worth and interest in tutoring the young mind to be able to meet the responsibilities of after life.
 Her interest in the Baptist church, helping to forward the cause of re Iigion in our community, are eyidenc- es of her desire to aid in making the world better for her having lived in it, and until the ills of life came upon her did she continue faithful and con sistent in the discharge of her relig- ious duties. Truly her life bears no unworthy record, but she will be re membered by all who were aequaint- ed with her with that love and respect that is born only by associated ac- quaintance.
 The Thompson Suffrage League will meet with Miss Mary Sherman next Tuesday. A prominent speaker will be present.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
EAST THOMPSON

Mrs. Florence Peck is visiting Mrs. Jennie 4ouug and family.
 Mss Miriam Young has been on the sick list the past few days.
 Miss Ann Hyde has gone to Web ster, where she will spend the winter.
 Albert Sheldon is reported to have had a slight shock, but is so as to be up around.
 Mrs. Bartlett has gone to spend the remainder of the winter with her daughter, Mrs Newall, of Newport, R. l.
 Mr. and Mrs. Sandstrom and son Clarence spent the weekend with Mrs. Sandstroms $ sister, Mrs. Ander son. in Worcester
 Forrest Young, who enlisted and was in San Antonio. Texas. has been transferred to Dayton, Ohio. Mir. Young Is in the Aero Squadron.
 The Kings Daughters held neigh borhood social at the hall last We'd nesday. Mrs. Fletcher of Thompson was present and spoke of the work of the Red Cross. Dinner was served at noon and proceeds given for the missionary work in the church.
 The annual all day meeting of the Kings Daughters was held in their hall January 2nd. and the following officers elected: Leader, Mrs. Lizzie Robbins; vice leader, Mrs Harriet sherman; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth BiXby; executive board, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Bixby, i Mrs hSerman, Mrs Young, Mrs. Jos lin and Mrs Whiting. A bountiful dinner was served at noon and a good time enjoyed by all
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
ATTAWAUGAN

The Attawaugan Company has been very busy this week past in drawing coal from the railroad cross ing to their mill in this village. The long line of coal which their fore sight had collected to forestall a shortage evidently was looked at with enyious eyes, and from the Norwich office came word to part with some two hundred tons. Uncle Sam is no respecter of the far seeing. More and more do we feel the cost of the ter rible world war.
 A letter received from Alvah Woodward, who went Jan. to the United States Army School of Mili- tary Aeronautics, Ithaca, N. Y, re- ports him very busy with the eight weeks course at the ground school. A new class enters each week, and he has already gone from Class 4 to B. He reports good food, and by signing over 40 cents daily of their pay, the boys get such extras as milk, chicken, ice cream, sauces, etc. They are well clothed. Comfortable bed Is provided with sheet, pillowease and four blar-
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
MARRIED
DIED

NIGHTINGALE Danbury, Jan. B, Rev James J. MeGettrick, former ly of Putnam, aged 33 years. MANN-In Charlton, Elizabeth C. Mann, formerly of No. Woodstock, aged 56 years.
 PHELPS-In West Woodstock, Jan. g, Lucy Phelps, aged 80 years. PHANEUF-In Putnam, Jan. 13, Mrs. Edward Phaneuf, aged 66 years.
 HOGAN-In Putnam, Jan. IA, Kate Hogan, aged "A years. BURLINGHAM-In Norwich, Jan. 2, Mrs. George A. Birmingham, aged 75 years, born in West Thompson. COVELL-At Camp Green, Char lotte, N. C., Jan. 12, Corporal Her mon B. Covell, aged "A, of Pom fret, Co: I, 38th Infantry.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
WILSONVILLE

Mrs. Ida Childs is on the sick list.
 w c. Mills and son Leslie were in Boston Sunday.
 Mrs. C. W. Webster attended the Baptist Missionary meeting last Thursday, held in Webster.
 Private Claire Lewis, who is at present stationed at Fort Warren. Boston Harbor, was at home last Sun day
 A number of pupils of the Wilson vile school are being sent to the Intermediate in North Grosvenor- dale
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
OUINEBAUG

William Vinton has purchasd a Ford delivery truck.
 Miss Mildred Ungerer spent Sun day in Webster.
 William Gates of Putnam spent the weekend in town.
 Ernest Desautelle of Worcester spent the weekend at home.
 MT. and Mrs George Beauregard visited in Worcester Saturday
 \ number of people attended a dance at Fabyau Hall, Fabyan, Conn, Saturday evening.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
NORTH WOODSTOCK
Death of Miss Lucy M. Phelps

After an illness of several weeks, Miss Lucy M. Phelps entered into rest Thursday, January 10th, at the age of eighty years. The funeral ser vices were held at her late home on Sunday morning and were conducted by Rev. Henry Baker, who, in fitting words, spoke of the long, useful life just ended and of our blessed hope beyond the grave
 To the neighbors and friends who showed their sympathy by many kind ly words and deeds, the sister, Miss Sarah E. Phelps. desires to express her sincere gratitude
 Lieut. John A Healey is in Texas on official business.
 Miss Ellen Whitin has returned to her home in Westford.
 Raymond Benson has been trans ferred from Port Royal, South Car oiina, to Quantico, Virginia.
 Miss Ethel Chaffee entertained a few of her school girl friends last week in honor of her 18th birthday.
 Mr and Mrs. L. H. Healey and Mrs. Mary Ross Munyan installed the of li1NiS O1 NiC 1OniItCLiGul E0ldlt Grange
 John Nelson is entertaining Thos. Swenson of the U. S Navy, who is on furlough. As a boy, he worked for MT Nelson.
 The Church Society met last Fri day for their annual meeting Off, cers elected were: Society committee, Edgar k. Trask, C. Allison Potter. George Deane; secretary and treasur- CT, Frank k. Barrett
 Mrs Elizabeth tCarrington) wife of Josiah J. Mann, died suddenly in Charlton last week She was stricken with an apoplectic shock while caring for the fire and died within an hour. She was born in North Woodstock 56 years ago and lived here till her mar riage to Mir. Mann
 Miss Lucy Phelps died at her home in the Center District last week We'd nesday as a result of shock She was so years old last November. She leaves a sister, Miss Sarah Phelps, who IS a few years her junior. The funeral was on Sunday at Il o'clock, Rev. Henry Baker officiating. Burial was in the cemetery near by.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
Lieutenant Armstrong Married

Announcements of the marriage of Wallace E. Armstrong to Miss Lena Maud Darrah of Waterville, Vermont, have been received The wedding was at the brides home Jan 4th about 50 guests being present Fred Armstrong, a brother of the groom, served as usher.
 Wallace Armstrong who is in the service, recently received his commis- sion as lieutenant and is now station ed at Fortress Monroe, Virginia. The bride was employed as stenographer in the office of Senator Page of Hyde Park
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
ORDER OF NOTICE

State of Connecticut, County of Windham, ss. Putnam, January IS, A. D. 1918. Joseph Gravel vs. Aida Gravel Upon the Complaint of the said Joseph Gravel claiming for req sons therein set forth a divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for Windham County, it appear ing to, and being found by the sub scribing authority, that, the said de- fendant is absent from this State gone to parts unknown: Therefore Ordered, that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by pub fishing this order in the Putnam Pa triot, a newspaper published in Put nam in said County, once. EDGAR
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
Sneed on the Piano.

When a well-Fnown piuniste was playing | presto by MendeIssohn a man who was present set himself 10 counting the notes and the time occu- pied. She played 5.595 notes in four minutes and three seconds. Every one of these notes involved three Nmove- ments of a finger, elbow or arm. At 24 notes per second that amounted 10
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18

Miss Minnie Wells has returned from Worcester.
 Mrs. Frank Shippey, who has been quite i'll, is gaining slowly.
 Mrs. J. A. Lowe is improving her house by installing electric lights.
 Rev. Henry D. Baker IS occupying xhe house here which he purchased some time ago from A. H. Williams. We once more have a resident pastor.
 The many friends of Mrs. J. F.. Perry extend sincere sympathy to her m the death of her husband Mrs. Perry's girlhood days were spent here.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
Dairymen Attention

The Annual Meeting of the Pom fret Branch of the N. F.. Milk Pro ducers' Association will be held in A Abingdon Grange Hall, Friday, Jan. 25th, at p. m.
 JOHN STROMBERG, Pres.
 WILLIS COVELL, Sec.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
Fools the pickpockets.

An automatic elampng device pre- vents wallet falling from il mans pocket and even will defy pickpoekets who do not know how it Is operated.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
elokhina

No telling how far this woman's dress matter viii eo. Some women now wish to be clothed with the bal lot.-Florida Times.union.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
NORTH GRoSVENORDALE
Tourt.llotte Memorial High School

Two pupils of the commercial de partment, Miss Gertrude Russ and Miss Marie Lindevall, were success ful in the test for accuracy given by the Remington Typewriter Go. in De- cember It is required that each pu- pil write 25 net words with less than five errors. Miss Russ and Miss Lin devall wrote 35 and B respectively with less than five errorS
 Thirteen members of the penman- ship class received the Palmer button this week: Edward Butler, Harry Bovia, Harold Kenny, Rupert Geis- sler, Johr O'Brien. Ellen Freuden- thai, Mildred Bousquet, Lennart Johnson. Eleanor Swanson, Arthur Hunter. Helen Mark and Eldred Jen- nlngs
 Tourtellotte Memorial High school basket ball team opens its 1918 sea- son Friday evening with Woodstock Academy on Tourtellotte's floor. An eXXcltlng game Is expected.
 School reopened Monday, January 14th, after a three weeks vacation. Most of the scholars were glad to get back.
 Frank Bates has returned to athlet- ics after recovering from his injury received before vacation.
 The members of the Tourtellotte Memorial High school basket ball team were deeply disappointed to learn that Ralph Green does not in- tend to return to basket ball > F. Bergeron of New York is visit ing relatives here.
 Misses Cora and Aurore Loiselle visited friends in Webster, Sunday.
 Last night there was a military whist party given by the Girls Club.
 Miss L. Lucier of Putnam was the guest of Adelard Dery, Saturday and Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
SOUTH WOODSTOCK
New Lights In Baptist Church

Electric lights are being installed III the vestry of the Baptist church through the efforts of the members of the Christian Endeavor Society. The society deserves much credit for its work.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18

The Patriot Puts the Punch in Merchants Advertising.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
BORN

MA ACDONALD-In Hartford, Dec. 31, a son, Duncan Taylor, to MT. and Mrs John Macdonald.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
FOUND

On Mechanics street, Putnam, a red sweater. Owner may have same by applying to Frank Pelletier, No Grosvenordale, Phone 596-3.
Putnam patriot., 1918-01-18
WANTED

To hire a good man on farm or would take on an cnergetlc one 70 &o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
100000 CHINEZI.
,,Statele Unite ror importa 100000 chinesi, pen
,,cd sd ajute la lucrdrile de rdsbot'. dim sia,

.ca sd ajute la lucrdre de rdzbot". (Din sareJ
Sa vorbee ca Statee Unite mpoeze chnez carl
s' ucreze aci, in ocul celor dust la razboi.
Fene cop din America lucar carl nu sun nen
ru ee pentru Ell Prn la cmin lar in
ocul r 81 ocul muncoro dust catane
ii rmisi ndara in tara lor de inda razboul
Aacerea aceasta nereeaza pc interese
"a foare de apoape to locuor mai ales din
aceasta tara.
Ne aducem amnte de innsee freca din California carl a
avut oc mai anil trecu Aunc fuese opt narea tara
chnezor cit 81 aponezor Acma dac in
mile de prospertate Saee Unite iau suer ca
81 dreptae mpul de aceea
moi putem face?
81 ars din nsasi venea lor naste 1nrbare dupa
va ece razbou Gale putea poft aara din
81 poftire sa nsemneze conflict pomacg
este Gu dreptate dupa tea auOrat Om
sal pahetezi s pui mai apo Iul-
tam loane dar pot poft psa
de tine.
C din acea carl putea trims ndar aca-
Cit ramne ac 81 c o aa
Ige in Statele Unite?
ngaduim fl rmisi tot ndara dupa va tem
rzbou cnd Statee Unite rebu @ gaeasc cit poae
rau traportarea oaor or din Franta
bui folose toate vapoaree
la dposi penu trmeea chnezo acasa Mai aes aproape
acea mp sa e de psa de mai mu vapoare
portarea multora de pc aici = in EuropaY
1aa niste ntrebar carl preocpa astaz me conduaoror
Ia cmhirea aceste tari.
Chnezi ven bucuros
vorba ca la raspunsu o bucuros nmo ase de APPEL
or Unite purcede mai u tara aceasta Po trata
groban aclea tea deobigat prin purarea ui?
Nu stm della pornese id de mporta muncior
de Gel carl ucreaza mai efn dar putem ghm
Cd nj nuneca nantea ochor Uncle ucrr nc
sa ia avinturi prea nefavorabile
Stae Unite destu de fuca probema rasei Ar pu
tea in prvnta munctoor sd pda della Anglia Canada
Australia sunt de alta de azbo totus
munco semnte asatce 81 bin
Ia aul cit de curind pima ncurc in neper vecni
din Asia...
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
SCAPAT!I DE OPRE-
.SIUNILE TURCILOR

LONDRA, 10 Oct. = Stirile
din Mesapotamia anunta ca in
interiorul liniilor engleze all So
sit $4,000 de Sirieni, Armeni 81
RuSi, refugiati de la Urumiah,
din Armenia persiana, earl au
scapat fugind noaptea peste
frOntul turcesc.
Stirile mai adauga ca alte 10,
600 de refugiati sunt DISTRIBUTE
in orasele Kurdistane. I'm timpul
cind acestea fugeau catre En-
glezi, Turcii i-au urmarit citva,
insa lea iesit inainte cavaleria
engleza 81 la scapat de urmari-
tori.
Mai tirziu Turcii au intrat in
urumeah 81 au masacrat 200 de
persOane, cea mai mare parte
Oameni batrini. Sc crede ca 6O0
de femei crestine all fost distri-
butte printre soldatii Turci 81
printre locuitorii Musulmani din
Urumiah.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
ST|R| TELECRAF|CE
FEMEI CRIMINALE.

CHICAGO, IL Oct. - Doua fe-
mel an fost abuse in acelasi timp
la polite, acuzate amIndoua de
omor. Victimele lor sunt dol bar
bati.
D-na Lucia Del Fiacco a fOst
arestata dupa ce a impuscat 81 o.
morit pc Filipo Moholozio, un
t1nar care sta la ca in gazda.
Dinsa a spus ca acesta la facut
propuneri de dragoste. 81 cind ca
la refuzat, ell a atacat-O. Femeia
este vaduva Gu patru copii micl.
Cealalta este dina Hilda EX-
lund, pc care au arestat-O gardlS-
til pc cind sta in pragul easel sa
le. Ea a condus oamenii legei in
sufragerie, unde barbatul sau Ia
cea in agonia NORTH pc pardosea-
Ii. Femcia a martllrisit cal jun
ghiase cu IN cutit lpe end ST.
perdut stapInirea de sine in tim
pul unei certe dintre Ell amindOl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
INARMATI Gu DOLARII.
: CUMPARATI LIBERTY BONDURI.

Geman sunt mpins indarat la granee lor de oamen aa
lor Gle banii or Doa echpeaza oamen mbraca lie
de mncare cele buincOae munita
FRITZ la fuga in M putem zie ca e soat
TRIMS in Frana'e armat doar amercani
Nu poate fl nscuta dee mai pernoasa in Americana
lOr char in acest de cit face iz rzbOu sse
la palma de loc Veste vim della front doveesc ca
inenare sfortrior facue sortri pus u pc fug
depae de deea sodaor nostr 81 bue s ie
detemnare nc ncenare progression faute namcuu
sd nu alba oc
gres 81 doar ameraai Sc
1uma efour acute de moi c auta 81 ceorae ar ae moi
Statele Unite de cit-va timp devent Bancheru lmi
Guvernu buie sa continue mpumuta mari aaor lar
popou trebu mprumute u Uncle Sam Curul daror
trebue micsoreze att
fuvu de munite pat de a ban Fie Liberty
rprezna vcore aaor Fe reu
Bond cauzeaza pa de al dat
tacindu- sa e destul de Efficient contra inamicului
Hun retrag nsa Ell unt sdob Huni insa HUI
Mi pace tarle democratic do Huni upta 81 ALA
til trebuie sa lupe 81 eli.
Germana site poate ciga victorie arme Gu ntre
gu prusiansm sticat Junke reaeaza perfect ca
gurul moc de invnge aiati al ne Dac reu sd
csge numar oamen in tre aate sa fe att de
pos ncetneala in masnare de razbo aceasa in
um Prn aceasa Ell spra sa
faca nfringerea or in victorie.
rbuie sd fe la posul ui 81 sd alunge din
poporuu sugs este Dovze dovedc
pacea depare Ea alta tmp
cit puocrat putere Tr democratic vorbi
de pace caa Potsdam mutt mla de aceia
ayut cop femee batrini din Bega Romina Serbia
nordu Frante trebuie bar ust po
pune pace
Pacea Sc poate pune Gefmana sdroba compc Wipe
a daca nu bn Aeasta trebue fe nut
. in mnte us an>sl
cumpara mai mue Liberty Bonduri Ajuta 81 armam sol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-14
DECIMAREA AUST
RO.UNCARIEI.

WASHINGTON, II Oct. =
Formarea unei constitutii u
niunei de mijloc din Europa, ca
re s'a organizat acum de curind
de catre conducatorii nationali
tatilor asnprite de puterile cen
trale, c in progres.
DR.. Thimas Masaryk, de Ia
consiliul national al Ceho-Slova
cilor> 81 presedinte al Uniunei
lucra la o constitute ce va f
submisa ,celor sapte conducator
celor sapte nationalitati ce for
meaza: = Unipnea Europei d'
mijloc.
La fiecare grup national i-st
va da un vot in determinare;
punctelor principale. Aplicar'
specifica principiilor presedin
telui Wilson ca fiecare natiun'
sa-si croiasca soarta eli vor fl in
trebuintate in formarea aceste
uniuni ce va decima Austro-Un
garia.
Uniunea este formata din: Ce
ho-Slovaci, Poloni, Jugo-Slavi
Lituani, Romini 81 Iredentisti ]
talent.