davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
LOCAL OFFICERS
aid IN CAPTURE
OF Wanted MEN
Barney Schiller, Wanted f o r
Alleged Murder is Captur-
ed Through Information
Furnished by Local Man.

Through Information furnished Sher-
if Rye Miles OF Pima county by the
representative of the sheriff's office
in this city. Barney Schiller was
caught Friday afternoon at San Pedro.
Cal. and is now in Tucson, where he
viii be tried for the murder OF Charles
Loeb. Loeb was killed al Pastime
park on sunday night. December %.
Il was learned BY local officers that
Schiller, VINO was implicated with FL
mer GenO in the theft OF the Hoffman
automobile from the Cole shaft on the
afternoon Of December Il, had left
suit case in a lodging house in this
city. and that in ali probability he
would send for il. A watch was kept
on the suit case and il suddenly ap-
pesred for shipment BY Wells-FarSO
on Wednesday morning and was billed
10 Schiller az San Pedro. The Tucson
officers were notified, and when Schil-
Ter appeared 20 claim the suit case ne
was placed under arrest.
Well Known Here
Schiller was quite a well known
character in the district He worked
FOR the Copper Queen and the Calumet
* Arizona. His description was OBJ
tanned for the Tucson officers by the
local officers here and was used by
hem in sending ont circulars TO ali
parts of the country
With GenO, Schiller took the auto
of George Hoffman from the Cole
shaft. The two men were caught al
Vail the same night with the machine,
but Schiller escaped from the machine
when the party had Just reached the
city limits. He left mis- coat and in il
vas found his name. he also entered
the room OF q man named Martin al
the y. N. c. =. and stole a diamond
pin and a revolver. The pin was re-
severed in a pool hall % in Brewery
Gulch and the gun was taken from
him ar Vail. Both articles have been
le,urned 20 Martin
Tucson Affair
4 few days after the killing OF
Loeb in Tucson, Alfred Pruitt and
Butch Sundee were arrested on
charge Of completely in the killing.
Taey admitted thar the man who got
away from the officer at Vail was the
man who was with them, and upon
this clew the officers worked
Both Of the other men accused of
the crime are known in this city.
Butch Sundee worked in the Johnson
meat market, for A. E TOvrea and for
John Treu- he was discharged from
all three places on account of alleged
thefts. He also worked few shifts
al the Southwest after he had been
discharged from the butcher shops
and in one OF other mines. He lett
Bisbee about e week or ten days be
fore the killing of Loeb in Tucson
Alfred PTuis, the other man. or
rather a youth OF about IS years, was
a former resident of Douglas and has
served two terms in the Industrial
school at Fort Grant. He was sent
once from Douglas and once from
here. the last time from here for
stealing money. He worked around
here a few weeks before he went TO
Tucson with Sundee as an automobile
driver.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
WOndn'S Party
Threatens the
United States
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WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Threats of
the WOman's party to resume militant
tactics If the federal constitutional
suffrage amendment resolution is not
adopted and charges that socialists.
pseifists. and prO-Germans would well
come enactment OF the amendment
for its effect on the war, were features
of today's hearing on the resolution
by the house suffrage committee.
Speakers representing the National
Association Opposed 10 Woman Suf-
frage. including the president, Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth. Jr.. told the
committee that those opposing the war
want to see the amendment enacted
and in support OF their argument pre-
sented figures to show that the social
ist. pacifist and pro-GermRn vote had
forced woman suffrage on New York
state.
Women Threaten.
Representatives OF the Woman's
party. who included several women
who served jail sentences for picket
ing the White House. declared they
would resume militant methods unless
congress gave the state legislatures
an opportunity to pass upon the
amendment.
Miss Maude OYunger. one Of the
speakers. said President Wilson favor.
ed the amendment and gave as author
tiles for her statement Dudley Field
Malone Of New oYrk and ]. A. II. Hop
kins of New Jersey. Replying to
questions of Representative Clark
OF Florida. she explained that she had
said at a woman's party mass meet
ing that a man well known as an ad-
ministration mouth piece" had told
Miss Alice Paul. party chairman. while
Miss Paul was serving Il sentence in
he District jail. that the president
would make no mention OF suffrage in
his message at the opening Of con
gress. but work for the passage of the
resolution.
The hearings will end Monday after
other representatives OF the Nation
al Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage are heard.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
Reprisal
tBv Review leased wirel

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Jan. 5.-(fy the IS
s0ciated Pressl-United States
aviStUrs have flown over the Ger
maa b2ttie lines and dropped
bomhs. in conjunction with British
and French prOss The flight OF
the Americans virtually was a re
pr.sal Tor the Killing OF Two Amer
lean wood cutters curing a Ger
man bombing expedition week
ago.
Through the courtesy OF the
British and French dying author
tiles. the American aviatOrs also
havs taken part in observation and
Photographic work. Il is not
thought advisable 20 asme the
places where tSe Americans flew
on the 5ombins expedition. bu; il
was vell beyU,d the German si-
Gel1Dso lines al the front
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
THE coLpEsT DECEMBER.
CBy Review Leased wirel

DAWSON. Y. T. Jan 5.-December.
1917. vas the coldest month in the
history OF the Yukcn territory. ac-
cordihg to official records made pub
lie today. The daily average tenn
perature here was 81 degrees below
zero. At Pleey, a Yukon river point
bteween here and White Horse, the
thermometer at one time during the
month dropped TO Sc below. The new
year brought milder weather.
More than 20 Dawson residents
died of pneumonia and whoOping
cough during the cold spell The
funerals are being held now. as the
cold prevented interment last month.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
IS NOT
fixed AS YET
FOR SHORTAGE
IN CLOTHING
Witness B efore Committee
Blames Supplies Committee
of Defense Council. Chair
man Determined to Place
Blame.
fRvReriew leased Wire,


WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-RespOnsi-
bility for shortages of army clothing
was placed upon the supplies commit
tee of the council OF national defense
today by Co. Elmer Lindsley, quarter
masters agent at Philadelphia, testi-
fying AT the senate committees war
inquiry Another witness. William
Bianchi. New York dealer, who has
purchased cloth for foreign armies.
charged that an unnecessary wool
shortage scare" was created TO in
crease the use of shoddy wool ordered
for army garments by the supplies
committee.
Colonel Lindsey cOntradicted the
recent testimony of Vice Chairman
Eisenman OF the supplies committee.
that the committe had secured an
abundance of cloth for army needs.
He said there Is now a shortage of
1.000.OO0 yards OF cloth and that the
for delays and friction.
Cloth Is Short
Garment manufacturers. the witness
declared, are without sufficient cloth
to keep their factories working to ca
pacity. and in that connection he said
that "haggling" by the committee with
the American Wool company last sum
mer over prices had caused a loss 10
the government of 100000 yards of
cloth. many looms being idle for two
or three months. Strikes of garmetn
makers also have caused some delay.
he said
Bianehi said the wool shortage
scare as he termed il. vNs IN the
interest Of manufacturers Of shOddy
garments. Many American clothmalI-
ers, he testified. do not have factories
equipped TO make all-wool garments.
and therefore could not have shared
in the wool contracts if shOddy had
not been approved for army clothing.
European armies, he asserted, are bet
ter clothed than American soldiers.
and he severely criticised the use OF
shoddy, declaring it wholly unneces-
sary.
Who's to Blame?
Chairman Chamberlain announced
that discrepancies in the testimony of
Mr.. Eisenman and Quarterm2ster Gen
eTal Sharpe regarding responsibility
for the clothing shortage are to be
cleared up by reports OF cloth deliS-
cries. which both are securing for the
committee. Each has placed the re-
sponsibility on the other
II also was announced during the
day that the committee had asked
Secretary Baker for complete report
as TO any clothing shortages in the
training camps on January l. Previous
reports have dealt with conditions as
they existed some time ago. and the
committee wants to know Just what
is the situation at present.
Conclusion of the army inquiry late
next week or during the following
week is planned. Committee mem
bers desire to close the hearings
quickly, make a prompt report to the
senate and press Chairman Chamber
lain's bill to establish a department
of munitions and other legislation
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
FIVE MINERS RESCUED.

(By Review Leased WireO
WILKESBARA. Pa. Jan. 5.-Rescu-
ing parties tonight freed five mine
workers from behind hOundreds of
tons of coal that had fallen from the
roof OF the workings and imprisoned
them early today in the Barnum mine
of the Pennsylvania oCal company at
Duryear. near here. Tie rescue o.
the men uninjured was a joyful sur
prise 10 the mining officials who had
expressed doubt that htye had escap-
ed the falling roof. Fifteen men were
injured but none seriously.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
TORNADO HITS VILLAGE.
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IEESN1LLE, La. Jan. a lorna
dc lasting forty minutes hit the center
OF this town tonight and demolished
twelve residences and dsmaged other
buildings Mrs. J. ]. Franklin was
caught under the falling walls Of her
home and probably fatally injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06

The matter of the German colonies.
all OF which now are in the hands of
the allies. will be placed before con
ference whose decision. however. must
consider the wishes and interests Of
the iRhabitants-the future admins
tration must be acceptable TO the
varioas tribes.
The premier made brief reference TO
the violations OF International law
committed by Germany. with special
emphasis on the sea. and the peace
conference. he declared. must not lose
sight OF the outrages suffered by
British and other seamen and the
services they had rendered.
The three cardinal points OF the
British terms. as stated by the British
prime minister, are: Re-establish-
ment OF the sanctity OF treaties; ter
ritorial settlement based on the right
Of self determination OF the consent
of the governed; the creation Of an
international organization to limit
ornaments and diminish the probabil-
ity OF war.
No British statesman since the be-
(AlAAAA- " NAAN Wal AAeAN XVIII SUN q
detailed and explicit statement Of
Britain's war aims as contained in the
premier's address. which was deliv-
cred before the man power conference
OF the labor leaders in Westminster
hall. Three hundred delegates were
present and also Sir Auckland Geddes.
minister of national service, and
George II. Roberts. minister of labor.
George y. Barnes, member OF the war
cabinet. presided.
The proceedings were private. neith-
er the public nor members Of the press
being admitted. and after the meeting
the delegates dispersed 70 their homes.
mostly in the north. for consultation
with their constituents. They will re-
assemble for the conclusion OF the
negotiations with the minister of ma
tiOnal service over the proposed eN-
tension of recruiting. in which the
government wishes TO include certain
classes OF skilled workers. to whom
exemption was promised when the
conscription bill was adopted.
Most OF the labor men who com
mented on the speech endorsed il.
But Mr.. Lloyd George went further
on some important points than was
anticipated. Again he has drawn a
sharp and definite line against Ger
many on the question Of AlSace-LOr'
raine. II may be recalled that the
German foreign minister. DIR. Won
KuehlmSnn. recently declared that
tha; alone prevented the belligerents
from meeting on a common peace
ground
In fulfillmen OF promise 20 address
the delegates OF the trades unionsf
who are now discussing the question
Of man power with Sir AUCKLAND Ged-
deS. minister OF national service.
Premier Lloyd George made a state
ment today OF the war aims OF Great
Britain.
when men by the millions are call.
ed upon TO suffer and die, and vas,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
GERMANS SHOOT SUSPECT.

AMSTERDAM. Jan. 5.-Twenty-two
persons. among them four from Ant
werp. eight from Client and a Dutch
skipper, were executed by the Ger
mans at Chant December 20 for al
legged espionage. according TO the Tel
egrafTs correspondent at Flushing
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
JAMAICA GINGER BARRED.
(Bv Review Leased Wire)

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 5.-Jamaica
ginger is an intoNicant within the
meaning of the Colorado prohibition
law. according to a ruling by the city
attorney. Chief OF Police Armstrong,
following the ruling. notified Denver
druggists that Jamaica ginger cannot
be sold here.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06
Robbery?
CRv Review Leased Wirel

MOOREHEAD Ninn. Jan s.
BecaUse thirty young men late last
night broke into MS house and
,ock q picture OF the saiser, which
MAS hangiEg on the Wall. and burn
ed il in the street ~ lIawley. Mimi.
George II. Peter asked Z. c.
DcsiSnd county attorney here To-
day to start criminal action against
the men
TIE county attorney obtained an
affidavit from Peters ana sent il
TO the attorney general OF Mime
sofa waO VIII decide what action
viii be taken
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Continued On Page sikh
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

PARIS, Is Oct. = Franta sta
neclintita fata de propunerile de
pace din Berlin. Poporul francez
nu a arafat nici oIagitatie in cur
sui crizei correspondence Gu pre-
sedintele Wilson.
Muncitorii Isl vedeau de lucrul
lor zilnic ca de object.
Ziarele au fost unanime intru
declara ca aliatilor lie trebue pre-
darea absolute 81 neconditionata
Germaniei, Austriei 81 T1urciei,
Gu cele mai mari garantii despre
aceasta.
Deputatul francez Paul Meu-
nier, spunea: ,,Suntem in eel
mai tragic moment al istoriei tu-
turor veacurilof. Un singur ON
poate sd hotareasca de pc acum
soartea lumii intregi. Acest ON
este vrednic de rolul sau care E.
ste fara pareche in astoria lumii.
Omenimea intreaga priveste spre
dinsul''
lar ziarul liza Press" dupa ce
a arafat victoria diplomatica a
lui Wilson, spunea: DE pc acum
nu Wilson 81 generalul Foch are
cuvintul. Dinsul, in virtutea sluj
bel ce poarta, reprezinta toate
stafllrile generate ale tuturor ar
matelor aliate. Una ori doua
sunt adevarate - orr va recunoa.
ste Germania ca este invinsa 81 va
primi situatia, ori atunci nu va
recunoaste 81 va cerca scapare
prin un armistitiu. Oar in acest
caz, e nevoie de garantii pentru
siguranta Frantei 81 a lumii''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU-
MITA PUBLICA.

'Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Major Livius ID. Teiusa-
nu'' din East Hammond, Ind,
pc aceasta Gale Isl tine de dato-
rinta "a anunta ca in ziua de 2
Septembrie 1918, avut petre
cere ell prilejul sfintirei de
drapele, la care "a avut un
rezultat foarte multumitor, att
din punct de vedere moral, cit
81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale exprima
maltumiri tuturor acelora care
aI luat parte la aceasta petrece-
rel nationala, care a fost prima
data in orasul nostru.
Nh putem trece cu vederea a
nu multumi mamei noastre Uni
uni pentru sprijinul pc care nj
l-au dat tinerei noastre SOcietati,
trimitindu-ne drapelele sale 81 TN
delegat, pc d-hul prim vice pre-
sedinte general al Uniunei
Tot odata multumim 81 d-lui
loan N. Sufana casierul genera
al Uniunei pentru sprijinul pc
care ni-l-a dat.
Asemenea multumim tuturor
dior deelgati 81 reprezentanti &c
au luat parte Ia aceasta petre.
cere mareata.
Multumim tuturor surorilor so
cietati, cluburi 81 parochii, care
ne-au dat tot obolul dior posibi
la aceasta petrecere.
Aducem sincerile noastre mul
tumiri parintelui Simion Mihal
tian din Indiana HarIbor, ind.
cit 81 corului bisericesc care neat
ajltat Gu frumoasele cintari pa
triotiee 81 La teatru pentru buns
reuSita a acetsei petreceri.
Clubului tinerimei Romlne Oc
tavian Goga din Chicago, H., in
ca aducem sincerile noastr
multnmiri pentru ca luat part
in corpore la aceasta petrecer
81 tot odata ne-au delectat Gu ,
frpmoas8 piesa teatrala, faci1
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Care fugit de Ia mine in II
Septembrie 1918, traind Gu ca
13 ami de zile, 3 ami in patria We
che 81 10 ami in America.
Avind o proprietate de $500,
ni-s'a potrivit de am vindut-o, 81
la trei zile dupa ce am ridicat
banii, un prapadit de fecior a in
cintat-o 81 sedus-o pima ia
cut-o de a plecat Gu ell, 81 a In
demnat-o deavolul de a luat din
lada in care tineam banii suma
de $1.30O.0O 81 pc cei trei copii
pc care lam avut.
Fotografia sus este naturala
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16
.PARERILE SOLDATILOR
DESPRE PROIECTATUL
ARMISTITIU.

LONDRA, Is Oct. = moi do
rim sa Mise dee oportunitatea a
zdrobi pc germani pima sunt COM
plect bauti''.
moi nu vrem un armisitiu In
aces minut cind i-am luat la goa
ma.
moi nu vOim ca sa ascultam
la strigatul ,,destul" tocmai a.
tunci cind ii trebue 0 buna chel-
faneala." )"
-Aceste au fost parerile solda-
tilor Americani din toate par
tile Statelor Unite cind au fost
intrebati in localul Y. M. G "A.
sa-si spuna parerea asupra aces
tel chestii. c.. r. Carlson 81 ia
mes Towny, tocmai atunci We
niti de la linia de lupta de pc
cimpul dc la Rheims au declarat
ca aliatii nu trebue sa incete a
cum luptele, ci numai dupa ce
vor invada Germania 81 lie va ola
sa guste din propria medicinal.
Carporalul w. H. Pottinger,
din Oakland, CAL, redactorul u
nei gazette militare a zis: ,,Pen-
tru numele lui Mise, sa ne slase
sd luptam pima la sfirsit 81 sa a
lungam pe Kaiserul. MOI nu pu-
tenn sd ne incredem i'm germani.
Deci moi trebue sd dictam ter
mini de pace.
,,E un lucru minunat a saliva
vietile Americanilor, insa ell pre-.
fer mai bine a da O doza din pro.
pria medicina Germaniei" a de-
clarat j. w. Meister din Deroit
Michigan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

cum este ca 81 cei dol copii. Un
copil este numai de II luni, suge
la piept.
Acela care imi va comunica
sau imi va da cetire mai in graba
prin telefon sau telegrama va
primi un premiu de $4,000. Sa
intelege caci trebue sa am in
nina pc respectiva.
AdreSa mea este:
John Ardelean, 404 So. Pine Str,
Tel. 2404, Warren, Ohio.
(31-42)
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Pc fratele meu Gu numele Ma
teiu Simu din comma Fostea.
Rog pc fratii Romini care il GU
nose sau ii stu adresa sa bine
voiasca a mi-o trimite ca eu lie
voiu da un prezent de $40. Eu
nu Lam mai vazut pc fratele meu
de 13 ami.
AdreSa mea este:
John Simu 1721 Hammond Ave.,
s. W., Canton, Ohio.
'(37-3S) +, +,
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OC A Il u NE r A r A.
DE VfNZARE.

Doua rinduri de popice (cu-
glarie), complet echipate. Sa
Wind foarte ieftine. Sa pot trans( {
porta ori 81 unde. LEAN cumpa-
rat ocaziunal 81 le vindem ieftine.
Stunt desmontate, gaia de TRIMS.
Deci grabiti, acuma vine timpul
iernei cind Sc plateste unui ne
gustor ca pc linga sala de BIZ
liarde sa alba 81 doua linii de GU
glarie.
Adresati-va la:
Augustin sissea, 139 North Str,
Newark, Ohio.
(1x6)
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Aprinderea unor materiale ger

xARA4ANSOA va UAA0A ASeSOVA AesSS = ~
name. - Londra. 0 excadrila
compusa din aeroplane engleze
81 americana a 'aprins niste mari
magazii de gaz 81 ulei, lar mai la
urma focul s'a intins la maga-
zie de munitiuni. Odata Gu ace
stea au mai ars 81 sase aeropla-
ne carl Sc aflau jos.
Trei pompieri raniti. = Cleve-
land, Ohio. ~ Luni dupa amiazi
s'a rasturnat un aaut0mObil al
departamentului de stingerea TO-
curilor, ranind in timpul acests
trei, pompieri. Au fost dusi cite
ltrei la spitalul communal. ono,
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REFLECTII.
s U P T. r ST TIL.

Multi Romini din Cleveland
au crezut ca intunecimea 81 in
galbenirea ,atmosferei de Dumi-
neca trecuta era m semn ceresc,
prevestitor al unei mari intim-
plari in lume. Unul spunea la
un colt de strada ca semnul ace
La arata sfirsitul razboiului; al
tul propovaduia fntr 'un restau-
rant ca in ziua aceia Dumnezeu
Sc gindise Sd sudoama lumea, ca
o pedeapsa pentru faradelegile
Ell. Gel mai multi dintre super
stitiosi insa vorbeau de vircolaci
carl maninca soarele, solomo-
mari calari pc balauri ce varsa
spume pc mari, de Ipricolici 81 de
alte prostii 81 copilarii. Sc vede
ca acest oameni n 'au esit nici "a
cum de sub Influenza basmelor
prostesti 81 a credintelor ce aca-
sa le erau Write in minte de ca
tire unii carl aveau ,,interes'' so
faca.
Fenomene ceresti Sc intimpla
cite odata, insa nu din voia lui
Dumnezeu. Ell nu vrea nici odata
sa somoare pc ON. In divinitatea
lui, Dumnezeu nu cunoaSte sim
tul urei sau al razbunarei, caci
daca lear cunoaste ar 1nsemna ca
cla fel GU unii dintre moi, muri-
tori.
Eclipsele Gle luna sau de scare
(Intunecimile) Sc datoresc tre-
cerei altui corp (planeta) prin
dreptul pamintului, asa ca ne
opreste pc citva timp partea de
lumina ce Mise cuvine de la soa-
re. Alte fenomene, cum este 81
caderea de meteori, etc, sunt
cauza unor accidente in univers,
cum ar Fl de exemplu deraiarea
unui tren de pc linia lui, orr cioc.
nirea lui Gu un altul.
O broasca care vede ca intr' g
ri la secat lacul, nu-si Wa putea
inchipui ca acest fenomen sc da.
toreste arsitei soarelui ori altei
intimplari naturale, ci va crede
poate, ca omul superstitios 81
ignorant, ca Dumnezeu vrea sd
asasineze neamul brostesc.
NJ, Dumineca ma fost nici {
mimic Dumnezeiasca. Aceasts
poate so creada 81 eel mai bigod
sau superstitios, mai cu seams
ca schimbarea coloritului atmos
] ferei nu sc datora nici eel putir
vre-unui accident in univers, c
pur- 81 simplu unui foe uriaS ca
reSa ars paduri Gle mai multe mi
de pogoane in statele Wisconsin
81 Minnesota. Solomonarii, virco
lacii, stafiile 81 alti smei impeli
tati sunt minciuni 81 prostii p'
carl astazi nu le mai crede nic
un ON GU minte. Cit priveSte pO
vestile ca Dumnezeu vrea sd m
ucida, ele nu sunt deceit anna
girl Gu carl unii vor sd ne umpl;
capul, asa ca sa nu mai aven
timpul 81 curajul a ne. gindi |;
ceva mai folositor noua insine.
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Oameni la adus Carbuni 81 la
dus Cenuse.
THE UNION SALT COMPANY,
Addison Road b N. Y. G. Road,
st. Clair Car, Cleveland, Ohio.
(37-38)
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Tn Salon, situat in centrul de
business. IL Wind din cauza arma-
tel 81 tovarasul meu este bolnav.
Doritorii sd sc adreseze la:
sofron Vidu, 1882 Parsons Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio.
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VVH1C VI"U - PO'V''V
Deci rugam pc atot puternicul
Dumnezeu ca sa le rasplateasca
darul' dior inzecit 81 inmiit, do
rindu-le tot binele, in numele
Societatii ,,Livius D. Teiusanu"
din East Hammond, Ind, rami-
mem Gu dragoste frateasca.
Deci rugam pc onoratul, public
scuza daca la caz am gresit Gu
ceva la ,publicarea acestei dari
de seama. !,
Louis Stoi, presedinte.
lIm loan Baciu, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-16

fmpuscat. Cleveland, 0. =
Tinarul Ralph Nolan a impuscat
pc un altul anume Steve Kosky,
din cauza ca acesta din urma
null lasase sa intre la o sendrOfie.
Kosky Sc afla la spital 81 Nolan
Ia polite.
Smyrna times., 1918-05-15
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