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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported b
he health department In the last twenty-foul
hours:
John @. and Clyons A. Warren, giri.
Erie v. and Lorena Whitlock, girl.
Grover O. and Rilla Upton, boy.
Jacob and Helen Bhattyn, boy.
Thomas and Georgetta Norris, girl,
william v. and Margaret !. Nudd, gid.
James L and Martha A. Aavars, girl.
George 4. and Lille II. Kendle, girl.
James J. and Mary b. Gilhooly. boy
william II. and Mary Green, boy.
Herold and Gertrude b. Fletcher. boy.
William L and Sadie Evans, boy,
Emmett ]. and Helen O. Bowling, girl.
Clarence 4 and Fredricka Chamberiatn
girl.
George p. aAd Adele I. Cook, GID.
Eugene W. and Annie N Jonea. Gid,
Paul ". and Florence Cemmer, boy.
Bernard D. and Pauline Crowley, GID.
August d. L. and Clara Bernhart boy.
Samuel B. and Myrtle r Bagnan. giri.
Alexander and Sarah Altman, girl.
Theodore and Corn Washington, boy.
Wilbur o. and Blanche z. Ward, boy.
Thomas J. and Alice Patterson, boy.
Daniel G. and Emma Nichaels, girl.
william and Helen Johnson, girl
Charles and Daisy Harcombe, girl.
Wiuiam<and Catherine Hutchinson, bog,
John and Flora Connor. boy.
Evening star., 1918-07-30
SHORTAGE OF MACH1NIsTs.

Shortage Of machinists to install
their machinery has held idle many
hulls Of newly built ships at Port
land. Ore. the Department Of Labor
has reported in It's weekly labor re-
view.
: Machinists. blacksmiths, tool max
ers, lathe hands and common laborers
are needed throughout the eastern in
dustrial centers, tho report said.
Farm labor Is needed in various sec
tions of the country. and there is dis
closed a lack Of experienced women
for clerical work
Evening star., 1918-07-30
LABOR BOARDS TO BE NAMED

Announcement has been made by the
unskilled labor section. of the en-
ployment service that state advisory
boards to assist in the government
program for recruiting and distribut-
ing unskilled labor will be named
either today or tomorrow. Each state
board will include a chairman and two
representatives each Of labor and OF
employers.
An equitable system will be ar
ranged for obtaining quotas in COM
munities. Quotas called for from ag-
ricultural districts will be small. Re-
cruiting STATS now maintained by
private corporations will be absorbed
by the employment service, it was
said.
Evening star., 1918-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS
Belasco.

An anctent Crock. throwing Stone
at . dog and hitting his mother-in-
law, said: Not 30 had" So may say
tho authors Of why Worry at the
Belasco Theater this week. for. al
though the playwrights hit neither
comedy nor serious production square,
". the result as = whole is mot 80
bad"
Just the minute the audience got
Fanny Brice and her lunchroom sized
up as a hilarious place of mirth, In
came Louis, German spy in waiter
disguise, and elected tense moments
From then on tense situations vie
with broad comedy features, one after
the other.
David is a United States intelligence
officer, but the audience doesn't know
that until the very last minute Of the
third act. When It first sees him he
Is q long-haired German spy, a lieu
tenant, who Capt Louis has decided
to sacrifice to the fatherland. in order
to throw suspicion on himself. Louis
has David arrested by Detective Dew
lin. Then the scene switches for the
next two acts to an inn on a country
road, comedy alternating with serious
moments. until Louis is unmarked by
David. who suddenly springs forth
cladmn khaki.
Fannie Brice, as Dora, DavfTs
sweetheart. plays q Yiddish girl with
all the success that one would expect
who had seen her in musical shows
these many seasons. She makes the
change from musical to straight show
easily and naturally enough, leaves
the audience entirely charmed.
The comic and serious parts of the
production are Joined together. literal
ly. and one can almost see where the
work Of each Of the two authors.
Montague Glass and Jules Eckert
Goodman. begins and leaves or. In
the large cast the work of Miss Brice,
May Boley, Vera Gordon, Charles
Troworidge and the Avon comedy four
may be singled out.
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Casino.

Tuneful music, pretty girls and
Leo "Sneezer" Stevens are the fea-
lures at the Casino this week, in
'sThe Pleasure Seekers" q burlesque
performance. A string Of popular
principals and comedians, with a
large chorus in colorful costumes,
joke. dance and sing. to the audi
ence's approval
Evening star., 1918-07-30

Annie =. smaI1vosd. 30 yearz. mn New
Jersey avenue.
Frank p. L1wrsnee. n years, United sts4es
Soldiers Home Hospital
Seth Jones. 50 years. Uaited States Ssad,ers'
Charles Ford. - ysan, 11B sn street
southeast.
James A. Hsoaa. &.'S months. IN 9th
John Jackson, 0 Aay., q ? ss.sse .setheast.
Evening star., 1918-07-30
Naval Committee Lands Safely.

LONDON, July zs.1The naval affairs
committee VI the United States House
P. Padeett, the chairman, has arrived
in London after an uneventful voyage
on an American battleship. The COM
mittee will remain in England for sew
eral days and win then 60 to Queens.-
Italy.
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Howard.

A tdrama of the race track, ~His
crowded house at the Howard last
night, by the Quality Amusement
Players. 1t was well played. well
staged and presented. four race
horses mounted by their jockeys, in
a realistic race scene.
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Cosmos.

With the Rita Jolivet picture, Lest
We Forget" wildly recalling the
sinking Of the Lusitania, on which
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Miss Naon Wins Cup.

Mrs John Skelton Williams. who is
spending the summer in the Blue
Ridge mountains where she takes a
prominent part in the various activ-
tiles of the cottage colony, presented
the silver cup for tho tennis tourna-
ment, which was won by Miss Naon,
daughter of the Argentine ambassador
Mr.. Frederick Oederffn, commercial
attache Of the legation Of Switzerland,
accompanied by Mr.. Bernard Sarasin.
attache of the legation, is at the Van
derbilt Hotel. New York.
Col. Edwards, Lieut.. and Mrs. Gibbs
and Lieut. Lawrence Townsend, U. s.
N, were among the luncheon guests
of Mrs. H. Granger Gather at the
Elkridge Kennels Sunday.
Representative and Mrs Warren
Gard left Saturday for their home at
Hamilton. Ohio.
Col A. Falgaldo of the French mis-
sion and Sir Charles Godron. director
of supplies for the British govern
ment, stationed at Washington, are
| spending a few days at the Tray
more. Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Klng VAIN
for Northeast Harbor, Me-. where
they will spend the rest of the sum-
mer. Mrs. Wainwright is a daughter
Of the late Senator Forakec.
|. Senior Antonio Reyes-Gierra, ch.rye
d'affaires Of Salvador, is spending the
week end at Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. L Marshall gave . card party
recently at the Monterey Golf Club.
Mrs. George a. La Fetra and Mrs. A.
J. Arbeely were at home to Mrs. Clifton
b. Shoemaker on Friday evening at the
MT. Pleasant apartments About seven
ty-dve guests were. present, including q
number of out-of-town friends. Mrs.
Shoemaker. who has been spending
some mopths with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Arbeely, Is leaving early in August
for her home in Glendora, Cal Her
husband, Dr.. Shoemaker, Is a brother
to Mr.. A. e. Shoemaker and Mr.. Isaac
Shoemaker. both Of this city. It was
hoped that her brother, Lieut.. Irving L.
Arbeely Of the coast artillery. now sta
toned at Fort Terry, N. z, would Be
present at his sisters reception, but he
was unable to arrive until the following
Gay. Another brother, Sergt Theodore P.
Arbeely Of the Field Hospital, A E. F.,
is with the Rainbow Division in France.
Mrs. Charls D. Callahan and Miss
Marie Mcclure are visiting Mrs. Alice
Sheridan Nolan at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everest George Sewell
OF Maine are at the New Willard Ho-
tel for fortnight On route to New
York and the eastern resorts.
Mrs. Field Gives Luncheon.
Former Senator and Mrs Albert J.
Beveridge are passing the summer at
Gloucester, Mass. They were the honor
guests at a luncheon which Mrs. Mar
shall Field gave at the Oceansfde,
Magnolia, last week.
Evening star., 1918-07-30
Mrs. Field Gives Luncheou.

Former Senator and Mrs. Albert J.
Beveridge are passing the summer at
Gloucester, Mass. They were the honor
guests at q luncheon which Mrs. Mar
shall Field gave at the Oceanside,
Magnolia, last week.
Evening star., 1918-07-30

Mrs. Nicholas Longwcrth, r.. OF
Cincinnati. and her .Handdangtltex,
Evening star., 1918-07-30

1HE President and Mrs. VIII
son attended tho perform
ance at Keith's Theater last
evening. They had with
them in their box Mr. John
Randolph Boiling.
Mr.. Harry A. GARFIELD, fuel admin
istrator, and Mrs. Garfield have given
up the house they occupied last win
ter in Euclid street and are at the
Hotel Lafayette, where they Will re-
main until their departure with their
family for Williamstown. Mass,
where Mrs. GARFIELD and their children
will spend the rest Of the summer.
simons Leaves for Maine.
Mr.. Simon Of the French high COM
mission will accompany Mme. simon
and their young son on tfeir depar-
ture tomorrow for Rockland. Me-.
where they will spend the remainder
MI. Simon win return in about ten
days time.
Mrs. Francis E. Warren, wife Of
Senator Warren, has gone to Heron
Mountain. Mich. where she VIII spend
Warren at their apartment in Con-
necticut avenue.
Mr. Aksel wichfeld. attache Of the
Danish legation. and Mme. Wichfeld
will have as their guest at their place
at Prides Crossing next month the
Danish minister, Mr.. Brun.
Col. C.. Goodloe Edgar left Washing
ton last night to spend a few days
with Mrs. Edgar. who is at Spring
Lake for the summer. She will return
to Washington in September.
Mrs. John F. Dryden has returned
from o visit to her home at Utica.
N. Y, and visit to Mr.. Dryden's
home at Bernardsville. N. j.. and has
Joined Mr.. Dryden at their apartment
in Wyoming avenue. They expect to
go later to Bernardsville to spend
gagged in government war work here.
Is a grandson of the late Senator
Dryden Of New Jersey.
Mr.. Theodore F. Shuey will return
in day or two from his country home
Mrs. Shuey. who will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer there.
Bu11ard-Bagg.
A wedding of unusual interest is
taking place this afternoon at In the
Woods, the suburban home Of Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, near Chevy Chase
lake, when Miss Eethel Bagg, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. l. s. Bagg. now residing
at Rome, italy. will become the bride
Of Mr.. Arthur Bu1lard.
Only a small company Of relatives
and intimate friends will be present
at the ceremony, and later in the aft
ernoon Mr.. and Mrs. Bullard win
leave for a short wedding trip.
Mr.. Bu1lard, who is connected with
the committee on public information,
only recently came back from ST.
IBERIA, to which country he will re-
turn in about months time.
Evening star., 1918-07-30

.1HE President ana Mrs. VIII
son attended tho perform
ance at Keith's Theater last
evening. They had with
them in their box Mr. John
2audoInh Rolling
Evening star., 1918-07-30
simons Leaves for Maine.

Col c. Goodloe Edgar left Washing
ton last night to spend a few days
with Mrs. Edgar. who is at Spring
Lake for the summer. She will return
to Washington in September.
Evening star., 1918-07-30

Dresses usually $s5 to $45-eeor1ette crepe made
ove- sk and combined with silk Iaces, hand embroid
cry and beading. Popular for seml-formai wear II
styles for misses and for larger women big range
Of coIors, Including navy bue pearl flesh COLOR gray
scIae. taupe. white and black.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15
R AP o r T.

'Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,Vultlrrul" din Home.
stead, Pa, a avut alegerca noilor
functionari in ziua de 16 Innic
1918, pc pcriodul al doilea al a.
nului 1913, 81 s'au ales Gu ma
joritate de voturi urmatorii frati
membrii al Societati noastre:
Nicolae Nistor, presedinte.
loan Mustatia, yipe presedinte.
Lazar vasilie, secfetar prim.
Samson Oprea, secretar finan-
ciar. s
Vasile Muntcan, easier.
Controlori au fost alesi. Danila
Libisean, sef confrolor, pruccan
Conan 81 HE Glieor, controlori.
Tolan Petru, bibliotccar.
Panfiru Manole 81 Nick Mu-
rarescu, guardiani.
Barbati de incrcdero an fost a.
lryi: Silviu 'Nicoaea, Duanitru On
sea d Dan Libisean.
Ga membrii in comjtet an fost
alesis urmatorii: loan Gherghel,
Duniitru Bichigiu, losM Morsriu,
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MULTI NU Stu CA:

S'a inventat I'm ,dnlap portativ,
compns din mai 'multe part, ca
re va trans fomna coltul orr carei
camere intro garderoba fru-
moasa. =.
Nativii din Algeria ingroapa
odata ell mortul 81 restul medica-
mentelor intrebeintate in nlti
.mul timp de boala.
Tn englez inventat o masina
in care, daca bagi o moneda, It
curatascinbucnl lulelei de smoa-
Iii.
Norvegia are 124.O00 mile pa
trate de pamint, 81 vlin aceasta
suprafata, 26,340 de mile patrate
Sunt acopcrite de padure.
Cea mai mare nina de aur din
Statele Unite este in Nord Caro-
lima, numita dealurile negre.
O femeie dat in judecata 0
companie de cal ferate din New
York, cerind sd fie despagubita
Gu suma de $4,000 dolari pentru
ca m amploiant al acestei com
panii ii adresase cuvinte insul-
tatoare.
SOcietatea natiOnala dc Sculp-
tnra din America professional
contra desemnulli nouei medalii
de Qnoare 81 celei numita Crucea
de Razboi, pc motivul Ga desem-
nurile MI sunt artistice.
Il - ss
Din cauza razbOiuli, i'm tarilc
beligerante din Europa, statisti-
ca nasterilor a scazut cu 12,50O,
600 de vieti.
Tn barbat in virsta de "a de
ami 81 femeie de Is. amindoi
din w. Va, au fugit din omsul
lor 81 s'au casatorit -intr 'un altul.
Spitalele din New York Sc ga
sesc in primejdia de a fl inchisc,
din cauza Upset de ingrijitori 81
lngrijitOarc.
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PEN1'Ru PAINE.
N q Y Z Lx. ]
De: n. SIENKIEWIOz.
dUrmare 81 sffrsit.)

Numai scolo VE gaSi odihna
pentruca acolo- trai9 Iasko al sau
singura fiinta ce-i maisraminea pt
pamint. lar daca el ar Fl uitat-o
daca ar ii respins-o, eel putin win
sd moara lihga ell.
Tare III aceasta hotarire, se ridi.
ca, apuca pc calea portului 81 fnce'
pu ST roage pc capitanii corabiilol
gerinane. Pentru ei spa usof 1ncrul
acesta, mai cu seAma Cd era : copi.
IL frumoas&y daf legea . opria sis1n
fate legii lagacinneA i 'are trece.
Copila atunci se sspza l. plat tt6r
mi, sfntre osIi Il grinxi deSstsp ~
,yHlurilor 1nde dostnise IA xce
iloapf& gfoaznica "a eafe bxtrinul
Lbfei3p voise ] 81 xine Il, d, iiistes Iei
sihinteete cd,n ID optlr9 \
Nun. ork s S1le @ 81,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15
sA AJUTAM PRIN CRUTARE,
De: B. F. Griffin.

Toti din America = care nu
gsnnt intcrnati 81 nu ar trebui sd
fie - irespectiv de sex, de stare,
trebne s;l hlcereZe ori sa linda
ca sa infrIngem pc Huni Citiva
sa indoiesc find ca Hunii sunt
att de departe. 1nsa nu e depar-
te pentru tinerii de 81 pima la 81
de ami.
.Acest razboi foarte vast 81
fOarte diferit El cere intreaga
f0rta 81 mtregul suflet al natiu-
mel. Odinioara razboiul a fost jo-
~cul mercenarilor, acei soldati pla-
titi de cOrOana. Acum insa moi
trcbue sa ne aparam mosia
Acum moi trebue sa masurxm
forta titanului. Aici MI e numai
vQrba de miliOane de- Oameni 81
miliarde de dolari, ci trebue sti-
'inta, profesie, inventie, ,sursele
= materiale, mintale 81 spirituale
--->ce ele ne vor atinge in fiecare
ri. =
Vrajmasul recnnoaste aceste
pc 0 masura diabolica dupa Gum
Sc vcdc din mi .ilpacele Gu care
face ell razboiul = ell duce razbo-
iul cu toate elementele, nici una
nu e prea scumpa 81 nici prea
sacra pentru ell, ell loveste in SUI
fletul poporului la fel cum ii di-
struge proprietatea, lui nu-i pasa
daca sunt femei orr copii, 81 nici
pomii MI scapa de ell. Ell incearca
ca sa infringa puterea la fel cum
incearca sd rupa mora2a unui po-
por. Ell trimite la fel submarinele
cum trimite 81 intriganti.
Uncle Sam are dreptul nu mu-
mai asupra tinerilor nostri pc ca
re ii duce in armata, ci 81 asupra
tuturOr atomilor de materiale,
orr cOmOdltatl pc care II trebu-
iesc pentru servicml de dincolo.
Poate sa alba lipsa de 0 suta
procente de otel cdupa cum are
lipsa azi) orI20O procente din
toate comoditatile pc care tara
he produce. Temporar, in decur-
sui razboiului omul trebue nu nu-
mai sa Sc poarte simplu, ci Sd 81
traiasca cea mai simplh viata.
lar din prisosul pus la 0 parte
sd cumpere w. s. s.
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A v II.

= ds ( f~-~
Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultnra ,,Furnica" din Toledo, O.
hio, roaga pc toti fratii membrii
! 1ra Ia cunostinta ca in ziuA de
10 funie 1913 am avut sedinta 81
as'al ales din partea Societatii 1oa.
sire a rcprezentant pentru foaia
i America. Deci ficcarc frate
1ientbru care nh primeste ziarud
snnt ruesti q Sc ipstiinta la d-nul
George Pricojan.
II humcle Socictatii ,,Furnica'
din Toledo, Ohio:
1lie voiua, pressdints.
aeorge Gchiopu, secretar script.
{56 -58)
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Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Morris = Company
Swift + Company
Wilson s Company

Marsha Sc 1ntorcea Ia corabiilc gats
de plecare, Sc .arunca la picioarelt
capitahilor, ii r,lga, dar totdeauns
in zadar.. Gu toate acestea, GU acee
Ipcapatinare proprie firilor tarane.
sti, in log sd sc descurajeze in. fata
acelor desc refnzuri, ca Sc j6taria
tot mai multi in .hotarfrea So. III
sfirsit, in acea lupta zilnica, pute.
rile sale Sc slabiau dim ce III .ce 81
snfletul ei tindea totdeauna mai Cd
foe spre micul sat departat; inte-
legea ea ca daca nj poate "a se re-
inlpatrfeze tot nu scapa de moar.
te, dupa cum nu scapasera fovarasii
sai az neflorocire.
Intro ii ajunse ffrfndn-se cd
gfeai la locul obicinun vedea ea cs
aceasta . ultima tlatE, ca milne Mi
W mai 1avea putere. Hotdr1rea 81 g.
r. lhatx. Nh voia sa se mai ari,nce
Il piciOarele oaihenilor 81 a. se r0a-
ge. ci ~ - fnfiseze ii vi 'un vAs a.
ta - pidics allcoFa spre Europa, II
se pitessea iitr 's,n colt sis4 fxnhiiax
acolo sAcunsA. OdAtA 4itans vAsuf
4 l4rg Mar mai ailinca-o ia 1pafe |,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15

Liga, precun 81 acelora care ar
avea de a Corresponds GU moi Cd
adresS -Societatii fioastre Dim
bovitass care 4 acst: Post Box
50, de All inainte ntlanai exista,
find schimbata a Post Box No.
20 Hfghlantaur Y. baltimore
M. d.
IN numele Ssietatii ,Dimbo-
vita.
Petru vijiea, sl(Ar financiar.
n. s. Bngner, se ~ scripturist.
(564 59)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15

foarte cald u. In fiecare dimineata
prima fncercare - v9ku data de col.
SlSbita, desnadajduita, sfatu Q
clipa iemiscata apoi alerga la I'M
bafcator 81 intinzfnd brstE1e isbuc-
nj intr 'an rfs spasmodic, murmu-
rfnd ,Iasko, IaskO, nu ,aaa mai re-
cunosti oarcl Snnt bogata, sunt sta
pima mais multor' panfhturi, dar ti-
am pastr1t eredintk. Nj ma mai rc.
cunYstis y"
Gel d. fata crezura "a friaurile
. nc ,sS aitiraze. M era aiurarea
frienrilor g'era nebunia carl lovisc
~ biata fata.
Din acea ii 60 venia IN fiecare
dimineata Re imbarcator ca v6 w
dI ~ Iaakc ii sxu. Marinarii j hi.
inalii dii port se obicinuisera VI.
kindsd v din cind ii cfnd ii ilau 81 81
poln4la cite I'm ban. IA priniia tot-
de1un4 aanltumindy j; zfmbinJl al
"a xiA1a'st naiv ~ oopilI.
A1tlsl ttscaf6 apIosps do,,x ill.,
Is p6f reli j nisneni Ill se mai
tl16{ III ~ Mimi dusak clfX7n go
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15

Controlori s 'au ales: loan Nun
team, HeorgePentia. -
Halmaister: Achim Gligor.
Gligor Tarna Ia billiard.
(, In nnme'e socictVii vulturul
din Homestead, Pa.
Lazar vasilie, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15
G o N 9 u r & !

Parochia Fomina gr. ort. ,,Po,
gorirea Duchului Stint din De
troit, Mich, roaga toata pfeoti.
mes de ritul gr. ort. din Statele
Unite, . Sc adresa Comitetulul
parochial din 561 3. Lafayette,
cei e al bunk vointa ocnpa po-
>stul vacant Il parochisi sns M.
uaits.
] rarochia dispune "a bisefiex;
eeslM u csla parochisIa
l1lls 1laesl iatS,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15
scHuGBAxx De ADRksk.

Sccistatea roniins de ajhsos 81
cultutk .sjimboyita" din Hpa.'
rows Point, N. D, prih acSkhtk|
'ndylce n cu1tstintA tutnfor
eietx tlier din Uninne~si cel1 il1!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15

atea de marfu noui adaogiri 81 imbunata
ucur necesare penru cerinee armat 81 marine noastre
81 aliatlor
Daca Da egti aacer aprecia ucru Daca
est initial in ace caua vorbeste despre aceasta
sun afacerile de acest fe de pda Bancheu
Dale spune sill ntreaba compare proftu colpoTtor
de altele mari ndustrii.
Nci evidenta nu data Comsiunea Federa Conner
monopo Raportul Conisiunei arata 81 numar mare
81 important 81 altor colportori
Coportori entiona rapo stau gaa ca s ovedeasca la
persoana sanaos competiie In
focata unu altu Cd ei puerea de manpua pre-
turtle.
Daca aceasta adevarat eli ndrazneaa s&
dea acest fapt positiv La umina. 4
Mai departe cree guvernuu araa cei cnc mari copor
tori de menona in raportu numit ei dau numai
treime din carnea totala din aceasta tara.
Eli doresc sd poata face sa va nteresa in detalur
aface lor Dupa cu de pda pot vnde adjustaa
pc pref mai pretu patt pc ve datorta u
zare reproduceri producteor cit prin admabla
metoa de Distribute in nteaga aceasa tara cit 81 in
alte tar
Aces cnci coborofi de carne enona sa STINT dustficai
de ooopea lie 81 poata u oc prSSenta pub
cului adevarul.
E fot capab sd fsca mari lucr penru guvernul
in mpur de lpsa eli ntimpnat toate cerntee de
rasboi prompt compec G dorect presnte caz lor
la persoanele mpartale poporulu american, aratindue
faptele adevarate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-15

In un razboi recent asupa prouui de rasbo Comsunea
Federaa Comercala pus cnci din ce mai mari colpor
tori de carne au monopoul pc plata.
Aceasta concluze daca ar neparnitoare ust
foare serioasa numa penu acece sunt angaa in aa
cer priveste pc fe cetaean al ar noase
Cree drept profit adevarat 81 rsportul col
pororii de pus monopol plata ara baza 81
suportaM de nici un fapt. f I
Coporor mentionati rapport gats de
doved ca profitul facut de Ell resonabl necesar
Afacere uncle din cee mai mari indusr
rcane Fe ceatean sa fie faiarzat detail
turtle aceste afacer rebue prepara Sd anda despre
foarte mari.
Raportu spune ca proful ceo patu coportor de
ne au fost de 10000 in trei ami de zle
annual pc din nantea razoiuu facnd apara
Cd proul de razbo fost de $12 900 mai pc
timpul dinantea razboiuui
comparable sa facut profit pc
protul unui metoda nedreapta de coparatie Nu
mai duce eroare sa pare ca Comunea Fedeaa Co.
merciala facut greseala in calcul
Agregarea profit pc ami M
fost csgat la vdere de pese patru 81 umAtte bioane
de doar Aceasa nseamna aproape trei cent?
dollar ori mica factie din IN cent y f csss - sthe
Proul colportoror de factor neg ii pretul
marfei vii Nc alta afacere dusa mafge dc profit
att de mica
Mai departe 81 aceasta foarte important nunlai mica
parte din acest profit a patt in dvidende Baana sa
indarat in afacere 81 xebut ntimp cnd al
in vedere problema colpoo de ebut sa
resolve, resova la iuteala in decursul acesor
tre ami.
conduce afacere in tmp de razbo 81 pa douA trei
pretur pc maria ve rebu de doua orr trei capital
mai inante Proful editional retribute
dreapta acestui capital dupa a spus mai mare
profituu cistigat fos ntreuntat paeasca can't
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-03-28
Graves Creek.

.SbccidI 10 the Mans
Singing was attended by large
crowd Saturday night, at Pine Hill.
Sunday school will start Sunday on
Pine Hill. Every body is invited to
come out and take hand and we will
ensure you good time.
Will Tate and wife visited 2. Ii Tate
Sunday.
Frank Layne visited home folks Sat-
urday.
Rosa Tate visited on Griffith Greek
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Layne and husband visit
ed Allison Layne Saturday.
p. II. Tate and son, viii, have been
farming for the past week.
Flonie Morrison and Mildred Cren-
shaw visited Mamie Layne Sunday and
report nice time.
Come on soldier boys for enjoy read
ing your letters.
Mrs. Callie Griffith has been sick for
good while. We trust and hope in
God that she will soon get we'll.
Wonder what has got wrong with the
Pocket. Come on and give us the news,
Will ring of, describing yself, and
you can guess who am: white-headed,
blue eyes and fair skin, red dresses and
wear hIghtop shoes, and live in fox and
sagegrass town, and sure enjoy reading
the News. PAS and Mas Pet.