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by Arthur Guy Empsy. an AmericAn sold,

sentry. One look was enough to know
that he was dead. The soldiers head
was missing. The sentry had had his
wish gratined. he had gone home"
He was safe at last from the ''whixz-
bangs" and the Allemand.
Like fash it came to Lloyd that he
was tree. Free to 80 'oyer the top"
with his company. Free to die like q
true Briton lighting for his king and
country. A great giadness and warmth
came over him. Carefully stepping
over the body Of the sentry. he started
on mad race down the ruined street
Of the village. amid the bursting shells,
minding them not. lodging through or
around hurrying platoons on their way
to also so 'over the top" Coming to
O communication trench he could not
get through. It was blocked with laugh
ing. cheering and cursing soldiers.
Climbing out OF the trench, he ran
wildly along the top. never needing the
rain Of machine-gun bullets and shells.
not even hearing the shouts Of the Of
fcers, telling him to get back into the
trench. he was going to Join his COM
pany who were In the front line. He
was going to fight with them. He, the
despised coward, had come into his
own.
While he was racing along, jumping
over trenches crowded with soldierA q
ringing cheer broke out all along the
front hne. and his heart sank. he
knew he was too late. HIS company
had gone over. But still he ran madly.
He would catch them. he would die
with them.
Meanwhile his company had gone
'over." They. with the other COM
panies had taken the first and second
German trenches. and had pushed
steadily on to the third line. d com.
pany. led by their captain. the one who
had sent Lloyd to division headQuar-
tiers for trial, charged with desertion.
had pushed steadily forward until they
found themselves far In adyanee Of
the rest Of the attacking force. Bomb
ing out" trench after trench, and using
their bayonets, they came to a German
communication trench. which ended In
a blindsap, and then the captain, and
what was left Of his men, knew they
were In q trap. They would not re-
tire. D company never retired. ana
they were D company. Right in front
Of them they could see hundreds OF
Germans preparing to rush them with
bomb and bayonet. They would have
some chance II ammunition and bombs
could reach them from the rear. Their
supply was exhausted, and the men
realized it would be case Of dying
as bravely as possible, or making a run
for it. But D company would not
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but II was deserted, except for heaps
OF dead and wounded--a grim tribute
to the work OF his company. good old
ID company. Leaping trenches, and
gasplng for breath. Lloyd could see
right ahead Of him his company In a
dead-ended sap OF q communication
trench, and across the open, away In
front Of them, mass Of Germans pre-
pairing for charge Why didn't d
company fire on theml Why were they
so strangely silentf What were they
waiting fort Then he kHew-thslr aln.
munition was exhausted.
But what was that on his righti A
machine gun. Why didn't Il open Ore
and save themi He would make that
guns crew do their duty. Rushing
over to the gun he saw why II had not
opened tlre. Scattered around Its base
lay six still forms. They had brought
their gun to consolidate the captured
position. but a German machine gun
had decreed they would never Gre
again.
Lloyd rushed to the gun and. grasp
Ing the traversing handles. trained IL
on the Germans. He pressed the thumb
piece, but only sharp click was the
result. The gun was unloaded. Then
he realized his helplessness. He did
not know how TO load the gun. Oh.
why hadn't he attended the machine
gun course In Enslandf He'd been
offered the chance. but with blush Of
shame he remembered that he had been
afraid. The nickname Of the machine
gunners had frightened him. They
were called the Suicide club" Now,
because OF this fear. his company
would be destroyed. the men Of d COM
pany would have 10 die. because he.
Albert Lloyd, had been afraid Of q
name. In his shame he cried like O
baby. Anyway he could die with them
and. rising to bis feet. he stumbled
over the body Of one Of the gunners,
who emitted a faint moan. A gleam
Of hope flashed through him. Perhaps
this man could tell him how to load
the gun. STOPPING over the body he
gently shook 1t snd the soldier opened
his eyes. Seeing Lloyd. he closed
them again and, In q faint voice, said !:
Get away. you bhehter. leave me
alone. don't want any coward around
me-"
The words cut Lloyd like a knife.
but he was desperate. Taking the re-
volyer out Of the holster Of the dying
man he pressed the cold muzzle TO the
soldiers head and replied:
"Yes, It is Lloyd, the coward OF
Company D, but so help me God. II
you don't tell me how to load that gun
I'll put bullet through your brain !"
A sunny smile came over the coun.
tenance Of the dying man and he said
In faint whisper:
Good old boy! knew you wouldn't
disgrace our company"
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run. n was against their traditions
and principles.
The Germans would have to advance
across an open space Of three to four
hundred yards before they could get
within bombing distance Of the trench.
and then Il would be all their own way.
Turning to his company, the captain
said:
Men. it's Q case OF going West for
us. We are out Of ammunition and
bombs, and the Boches have us In a
trap. They will bomb US out. Our
bayonets are useless here. We will
have b 20 over and meet them. aud
it's q case Of thirty TO one, so send
every thrust home. and die like the
men Of d company should. when
give the word. follow me, and up and
Ut them. ulve them hi Lord, II
We only had machine gun. We could
wipe them out, Here they come, get
ready, men,"
Just as he finished speaking. the wei.
come ''pup-pup" OF 4 machine gun In
their rear rang out. and the front line
Of the onrushing Germans seemed to
melt away. They wavered. but once
again came rushing onward. Down
went their second line. The machine
gun was taking an awful toll Of lives.
Then again they tried to advance, but
the machine gun moved them down.
Dropping their rifles and bombs, they
broke and ned In q wild rush back to
their teench. amid the cheers OF ID"
company. They were forming again
for another attempt, when in the rear
of d company came mighty cheer.
The ammunition had arrived and with
e battalion Of Scotch to re-enforce
them. They were saved. The unknown
machine gunner had come to the rescue
tn the nick Of time.
With the ne-enforcements 1t was an
easy task to take the third German
Tine.
After the attack was over, the cap
tain and three Of his noncommissioned
ofheers, wended their way back to the
positfon where the machine gun had
done Its deadly work. He wanted to
thank the gunner In the name of D
company for his magnificent deed.
They arrived at the gun, and an awful
sight met their eyes.
Lloyd had reached the front line
trench, after his company had left It, A
strange company was nimbly crawling
up the trench ladders. They were re-
endorsements going over. They were
Scotties. and they made a magnificent
sight IN their brightly eolored kilts and
bare knees.
Jumping over the trench, Lloyd raced
across @Ne Mans Land" unheeding the
rain Of bullets. leaping over dark forms
on the ground. some Of which lay still,
while others called out to him as he
speeded past.
he came to the German front line.
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Lloyd interposed: "For Gods sake.
n you want to save that company you
are SO proud Of. tell me how TO load
that d----d gunw
As II recitinE q lesson In school. the
soldier replied In q weak. singsong
voice; 'lnsert tag end of belt In feed
block. with left hand pull belt left
front Pull crank handle back on roll-
ar, let go and repeat motion, Gun IL
now loaded. To fire, raise automatic
safety latch, and press thumbplece,
Gun ls now firing, II gun stops. ascer>
tain position Of crank handle"
But Lloyd waited for no more, With
wild Joy at his heart, he took a belt
from one OF the ammunition boxes ly.
Ing beside the gun. and followed the
dying mans instructions. Then he
pressed the thumbpiece and burst Of
IRE rewarded his efforts. The gun
was working.
Training II on the Germans he shout.
ed for Joy as their front rank went
down.
Traversing the gun back and forth
along the mass OF Germans. he saw
them break and run back to the cover
Of their trench. leaving their dead and
wounded behind. He had saved his
company. he. Lloyd. the coward. had
-',one his Bit" Releasing the thumb
piece, he looked at the watch on his
wrist. He was still alive at "3 49,"
"Ping!-a bullet sang through the
air, and Lloyd fell forward across the
gun. A thin trickle Of blood ran down
his face from q little, black round hole
in his forehead.
The sentence Of the court had been
"duly carried out"
Tho captain slowly raised the limp
form dropping over the gun and. wip-
ing the blood from the white face. rec
ognized II as Lloyd. the coward Of d
company. Reverently covering the face
with his handkerchief he turned to his
''noncoms" and. In a voice husky with
emotions, addressed them:
Boys, it's Lloyd. she dessrter. He
has redeemed himself. died the death
Of hero-died that his mates might
live"
That afternoon a solemn procession
wended Its way toward the cemetery.
In the front stretcher was carried by
two sergeants. Across the stretcher
the Union Jack was carefully spread.
Behind the stretcher came a captain
aud forty-three men. all that were left
OF d company.
Arriving at the cemetery. they halt
ed in front Of an open grave. All about
them wooden crosses were broken and
trampled into the ground.
A grixzled old sergeant. noting this
destruction. muttered under his
breath: Course the cowardiy blighter
who wrecked those crosses II could
only get these two hands around his
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neck his trip West would be short"
The corpse on the stretchsr seemed
to move. or Il might have beeA the
wind blowing the folds of the Union
Jack.
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Plant is 27 inches long,
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Continued on page s
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DARE DE sEAMx 81 MULTI.
MITA PUBLICA.

Parochia rOmlna gr. ort. .,PO-
gorirca Duhului Stint din De-
trOit, Mich. in ziua de % lunie
1918 scara, avut 0 petrccere in
favorul Parochiei care avut re-
zultat foarte multumitor, att din
plnct de vedere moral, cit 81 ma
terial
Pc aceasa Gale he tinem, de da-
torinta a multumi tuturor acclor
frati care au luat parte la "a
ceasta frumoasa petrecere 81 au
contribute cu suprasolyiri dupa
cum urmeaza mai JOS:
Societatea ,yBanateana" $40
'Societatea Desteapta-te Romine
$40; Reuniunea femeilor So; Pa
rochia Sinful George So; Moisa
Lupu So; Lazar Jacob So; Vase
HE Macedolean So; Mite Ola
So; Moisa Pacala 50; Clubul I'll
nerimei Romine SO; loan Ram
neantiu So; Pacala So; loan Bull
zu So; Vidu Radu So; nVichetie
Dula So; Pavel Albu 50; Pavel
Toager 50; Vasile Mioc So; Anto-
ME Galuta So; Petru MAGYAR So
Sandu Dunga So; Panta Christian
So; George Petruti So; Vasile
Pira So; Nicolae Gilezan So; 81.
ma Milosi So; Teodor Murerescu
So; Noise Turcoane So; Iosim Go
goia So; George 50; Nicodim Al.
bu 1925; Zivcovici Zivu 50; ST.
mion Siaru ST.; Nicolae Petrov
81; loan Petrovici 81; Preziden.
ia Iupiunii 81; Ana Pacala 81
Iosim Lupu 81; Mihai Gleyan
81; Giula Popa ST.; Anrel Goaba
81; Nitia Tieran 81; Trifu VEGA.
rescu ST.; Pavel Gataianti 81
Anfilion Ursulescu 81; Stefan
Magda $3.50; Paraschiva Giur
giu 81; Simion Catau ST.; Pavel
Adam 81; Eta Chitiga 81; Vasa
Scrbu ST.; Solomon Gilezan 81
Arcade Balan 81; Iowa Onciu
81; Luti Bugariu 81; Petru Miu
tia 81; Todor Cuisiar 81; Iovar
Socoarda 81: Nicola Baron 81
lulu Muri 81; g. Dutigan 81
Todor Sepetian 81 !. Silnion Bir
dean 81; Elena Vuici 81; Lenc,
Giuca 81; Treila Acia 81; Ioar
Volan 81; Dodor Agucies 81; &c
orge Dobrin 81; Nicolae Dali;
81; Arsenic Goantia 81; Iosi
Bandu ST.; Todor Tanu ST.; Mar
ia Bandu 81; Iovan Cornia 81
Nicolae Muresian 81; Iovitia
! Mladin ST.; Maria 6ocord6 81
loan Crasteti II Payel Milos
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Domnul 81 Doamna Lie 81 To.
dora Gergel din comuna Sopotis
comitatul Solnoc dObica. au o.
noarea invita- pc toate l'udenii.
le- pc toti prietenii 81 cunoscutii
din loc 81 jur lua parte la Pc
trecerca 81 siilasa .ce Sc va aranja
Gu 5ocazia Botezului fiulni 1or
care va avea loc Dumineca, II
August 1918, in sala din 445l
Broadway, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dansul sc va incepc la oreIe
] p. m., lar masa Sc va aranja
la Orcle I scara.
NaSi vor fl: d-nnl George 81
d-na Ana Sturza din comuna
Breaza, comitatul FSgaras.
ATuzica romineasca din Cieve.
land, Ohio, va distra onoratul
public asistent Gu cele mai fra
moase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionalc
In spcranta Ca ne yeti onOra
cu prezcnta -d-tra, pima la reve
dere ramineln salutindu-va Gu
tOata dragostea:
Parintii 81 NASH
(75-79)
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DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBLICA.

Femeilc din Homestead, Pa.
vazlnd lipsa de ajutor pentru
orfanii razboiului actual, s'au in
trulHt la un loc in hala cu toatele
81 S an hOtarlt sa-si aleaga un CO.
mitet pentru yeni in ajutortll
OrfanilOr.
= Prima intrmire avut loc i'll
zi!la de 20 Main 1918, la care a
dunare sfa ales ca prezidenta
d-na Maria Bail4; vice preziden-
ta dina Paraschiva LibiSan; Sc
crctara dina Maria Chisiu; casie-
ri dina Sofia ,Dragoman contro-
lore d-nclc. Efisaveta Franciuc 81
Ana los. Varga; in comitet s'au
alcs- d-nele: Paraschiva Nicoara,
Anasia Ghcnie, Elena Lazar 81
Sofia Vlad, llndc au dcpus toate
un juramhlt fata de imprejurari,
lie ce le yor urma.
D-nelc EIisaveta Franciuc, Pa
rasciiva Libisan is Maria Chisin
an adunat de prin Homestead su.
ma de 1855. De la Universal
$2I.65. De la McKees Rocks 81
South Side 81 Pittsburgh $39. 20
D-ncie Elena Lazar 81 Elisavcta
Franciuc- All lrmhlat prin orasu|
Mckecs Port 81 au adunat 1880
Total $4,000, care suma s's
dcpiis in banca pc numele orfa
nilor.
Tot in scopul acesta, a avut =
b petrecere doua ri de R0salil
.inlpreunata Gu teatru. de la carl
a ramas lln rezultat destul d
nnsiltumitor.
Calduroase multumiri ample
iantilor Societatii ,,Vulturll' .
lnAmbrilor sal.
Aducem calduroase nallt tnnir
i s1sipr cafs ~ adunat sumele
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. lulu Maniu'' din
Canton, Ohio, are onoarea a in
vita pc toate surorilc Socictati.
Cluburi 81 parocii, prccum 81 pc
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 jur,
lua parte la Marea petreccrc
(PicnicJ de vara, care sc va d.
ranja in ziua de 4 August 1918,
in frumoasa padure din S. w. a
acestui oras.
Speram ca toti fratii Romini
din loc 81 din jur ne vor da tot
sprijinul dior posibil.
Toti fratii membrii sd Sc pre-
zinte la orele 10 a. IN. la hala So
cietatii din Garfild Ave-, de un-
de vom pleca Gu muzica pima la
locul destinat.
De la aceasta petercere nu es-
te scuzat nici un frate membru.
Mese private Sc vOr putea a.
ranja prin padure. facind cunos-
cut prezidiului aranjator, Gel pu-
tin Gu - ore mai inainte. 2OO3
Harrison S. w.
Aci Sc vor gasi mincari 81 ba-
uturi referitoare stOmacului.
Pretul de intrare: Dammit So
Damele 20 cent?
Raminind in astfptarea bine
venitilor sositi, va salutam cu
drag, in numek Apcietatii DIR
1uliu Manu-" din 5anton, o.:
Comitet' aranjator.
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De la Banchet s'a incassat SUI
ma de $1O9.36 din care suma 5 "a
subtfas spesele de $37 .38, ramf-
mind un VENT curat de $l37, care
suma "a dapus in banca pima la
al 3-lea fond dc Crucea Rosia A.
mericana.
Urmeaza numcle domnilor 81
dameor care au luat parte la BAN
chet 81 care au contribute dupa
cum urmeaza
d. Libisan 81 familia 50; z.
Chisiu 81 familia So; v. Franciuc
81 familia So; S. Vlad 81 familia
50; NJ Slavu 81; /. Vasiu So; /.
Cracium So; l. Mustata 81 familia
50; D. Bichisiu 81 famina 50
|. lMoldovan 81 familia 50; Ana
Varga ST.; Andrei Bartuy 81 ia.
milia 81; N. Dragoman 81 familia
50; i. n. Popa 81; Il. Varga 81
|. Holom 81; V. Bugariu 81; l.
Lazar 81; G. Radu 81; n. N. Vel
team 81; |. Bogdan ST.; G. Po-
parca SD; !. Cabunea 81; l. Mo
rariu 81; I. Olleall 81; T. Cucu
81 +; L. Muhu 81; ID. Oancea ST
N. Suciu 81; T. Opris 81; l. Fur
nea 81 NJ. Alaman 81; l. Radu
81; G. Orza ST.; G. Meresiu 81
D. Stanila ST.; ]. Capatien 81; l.
Stanila 81; Il. Steef 81; !. Bu-
curenciu 81 n. Olariu 81; l. Gil
gorF 81 J.. iBercea 81; Z. Stoica
81; p. Dumitro 81; G. Minicu
81; G. Pasare ST.; r. Ibmarus 81
G. Consul 81; M. Baila 1852; M
Boicean 81; S. Nicoara $k F
Bancicu 81; l.. Vasilic 81 A. Raj
zu 81; V. Duduasu 81; !. Chitea
81 D. Molom 81; l. A. Holom
81; p. Manole 81 G.. rarna 81
N. Libisan 81; N. Ivan 81; z.
Popa 81; |. Campean 81; I. Bara
81; /. Banea 81; Iosif Jurca 81
|. Preda 81; l. Cismas 81; p
Jurca 81; |. Serbian 81; G. Lazar
81; d. Almasan 81; A. Campean
81; Gil. Calian 81; N. Patrut 81
Lazar Parau 81; n. Oprisiu 81
Ilic Catana 81; Maria Moldovan
81 Traian Oltean 81 Fimia Chi
casa 81; Mihaila Popa ST.; N. Mo
rarescu 81; Manoila Muresan 81
Ilic Banceu ST. loan 'Urzica 81
loan Ghcrghcl ST.; loan Toma 81
Samson Oprea 81 I. Herman 81
|. Baila ST.; loan Morar 81 A.
chin Gligor 81; George Florea
81; George Brumbea 81; Elena
Stanavoff 90c. = Total $112.52
Pc aceasta Gale primeasca tot
aceia care au contribute cele maj
sincere multumiri.
Maria Baila, prezidenta
Maria Chisiu, secretara
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81; 'Nicolae Cirisian 81; Stefan
Lutiai 81; Solomon Bogdan 81 ;
Stefan AIieti 81; vasile Lazici
81; Sandu Dunga 81; Vichentic
Demian 81; Nicolae Tieran 81 ;
Nicolac Rancu 81; Vasile Mat
81; Traian Mioc 81; Mihai Gin
boase 81; To1na Gunbosie 81; l.
oan Cosciuc 81; lie Pop 81 /;
Nicolae Sander 81; loan Murari
ST.; Vasile Borcsian 81; Todor
Bandu 81 Vasile vanciu 81; Eff
ia Margita 81; Nicolae Sandru
81 Rafila Lazar 81; Elena Vasiu
81; Aurel Goaba 81; Ana Pacala
81; George Bosancia 81; Petru
Vuia 81; Pavel Gataiantiu 81
Fwsina Ccrbu 81; Floria Gligor
81; Nicolae Sandru 81; Todor
Bandu 15c; loan Cirisan So.
Tanasic 81 Lucretia Gingasi au
donat, colivie Gu un porumb,
care a adus un VENT de 8 dolari
De la donatiuni a incurs suma dc
$205.55.
Pc aceasta Gale multumim tu-
turor marinimosilor donatori, ca
crestini 81 iubitori dc sfinta casa
Domnului. Dumnezeu sd le dca
plata Sd cea cereasca
Comitetul parochial.
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- 80
VENT curat .......... $V 80
Care suma s'a adaugat La fon-
dull Societatii ,,Leul".
Nu putem sd trecem Gu vederea
fara multumi din inima tutu-
ror acelor frati care Gu aceasta
ocaziune au contribute Gu obolul
dior la aceasta petrecere, ru-
gindu-i ca 81 pc viitor sd bine
voiasca a he da tot acelasi sprijin
bine voitor al dior.
Asemenea multumim fratelui
Nicolae Nedelca ca presedinte a
ranjator al acestei petreceri, 81
il rugam sd bine voiasca a he
da 81 in viitor sprfjnul d-sale la
astfel de ocaziuni.
Deci ca intotdeauna SOcietatea
,,Leuf multumeste SINGER tuturor
sprijinitorilor 81 ,bine voitorilor
sal.
In numele Societatii Lieut.
din Salem, Ohio:
G.. N. Bodarnea, presedinte.
Alexandra Ratu, secretar script.
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MULTI NJ STU CA:

al lsl. .e = Ind
India va avea in curind rafi.
maria sa de aur. Pima ac,rm, celc
100000 de ounces ce lie scotea a.
nual erau trimise ca sd fic raft
nate in Euopa.
Sa patentat 0 formula prin
care vopselile de plumb sc pot
face mai Durable. Spre obtine
aceasta Sc adauga apa moale,
sulfat de zine 81 kcrosina.
Baltimore este primul oras din
sud care are femei i'll slujba
tramvaelOr.
Naturalistii din Argentina in.
ccarca sa stabileasca daca cali
salbatici de acolo sunt descenden
TN celor -adusi de Spaniolii cucc-
rltOri, sau Sc trag din origina
prcistorica.
S'a constatat ca din 10000,
600 acre de pamint din posesiu-
nile englcze ill Africa, numai 9,
100000 de acre Sc cultiva.
India STA SPORT poductia a.
sa anllala de carbuni la $4,000,
600 de tone, introducind in uncle
mine char masini elcctrice.
Gel 528,477 de artari plantati
in comitatul Geauga au produs
anul acesta 6.S17 pfunds de "a
har 81 136,373 galoane de sirop.
Dol invatati Englezi la convin-
gerea. ca sinful mirosului la ON
este mai slab ca al animalelor
simple, din cauza ca omul prac-
tica sirutatul.
In Anglia pistoalelc an fost a.
duse pcntru prima CARA din Pis-
toja, un oras din Italia, in anul
1926.
DE obicci o moneda de argint
sta in circulate cam douazeci 81
sapte dc ami
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Societatea romlna de ajutor 81
cultura .,Leul'' din Salem, Ohio,
a avut -petrecere dc vara Pic
nic), al carei rezultat fost foar-
te multumitor, att din punct de
vedere moral, ci 81 material.
Deci Socieatea ,,Leul'' Isl tine
de datorinta ca intotdeauna, "a a
duce cele mai sincere 81 calduroa-
sc multumiri tuturor acelora ca
re all participat la aceasta pc
trecere. /,
Asemenea aduce sincere 81 cal
durOase multumiri acelora care
pc linga taxa de intrare au mai
contribute 81 Ell suprasolviri dupa
cum urmeaza:
Alexandra Ratu, secretar, scrip
turist. 81; Irimie Pop 81 sofia 81
George Harseu soc; Efrem Balan
81 sofia soc; Simion Calm ST.; Nj
colae Idomir 81 sofia soc; Nicolae
Nan 81 sofia soc; Nicolae Mora
| riu 81 sofia 81; Gliga Stancoviciu
81 sofia ST.; loan Judele 81 sofia
| 81; Vasile Bolta, vice preSedinte
81; Simion Pasare secretar finan-
ciar 81; George Rosca, sef con-
trolor soc; loan Dana ST.; George
Zisu, bd.utar So; loan Popa 81
Toader Murasean SOC; loan Sci.
cean So; George l. Jiga 81 sofia,
guardian So; Rozalia Ironim Ga
ma Csc.
Tot pc aceasta Gale aducem
sincerile noastre multumiri frate-
lui Petru Gherman pentru buna
vOinta 81 dragostea ce 0 are ia.
ia de Societatca noastra ,,Leul"
| care daruit stindardul national
ce Ia cumparat Gu suma de $14
80, pentru al avea pc ziua de 4
Iulic 1918, la frumoasa festivita-
te ce s'a aranjat din partea au-
toritatilor orasului Salem, Ohio
| Asemenea aducem sincerile 81
calduroasele noastre multumiri
fratelui Scrafim Dana, care in
cursul defilarei din 4 Iulie lici
tat la drapele. Fratele Sarafim
Dana ca stegar la drapelul Natio
nal, "a contribute Gu suma de $17
SO, lar fratele loan Seiceaii, ste
gar la drapelul American a con
tribuit Gu suma de SO. Fratclt
lie Bradu doneaza curele pen
tru drapele in suma de $3.50, la
ra surorile Peuna /. Judele si Ma
ria G. Jiga, zlicitind insignia g
i poarta 6Ocietatea ,,Leul" au do
list sulna de Us.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-03

prizonerii din comuna Idici, CO.
mitatul Tirnava Mica, Ungaria,
aflatori in Russia, Italia sau Fran
ia. Stunt rugati scrie la urma.
tori: TodOr Moldovan, loan Ku-
riti, Ironim Moldovan, IsidOr
Moldovan, Zosim Moldovan, loan
Fetean, Ironim Fetean, Zaharic
Calm, aflatori in MassillOn, O.
hio, Post Box No. 343.
(7O-81).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-03
Maria BaiK, presidents.
Maria Chisip, secretara'

Gu ocaziunea sarbareis dim =
iulie 1918, s'a dat un banchet in
fayorul Crucei Rosie Americana,
care reusit destul de multnmi.
tor. @
Dcci pc aceasta Gale multnmim
tuturor acclora care ne-au da,
sprii ijjinnl dior 81 si-au cunoscut
cllemarea.
Comitetul felneilor din Home
stead, Pa, cu ocaziunea sarbarcl
din ziua de 4 Iulie 1918, 9 pur'
tat un drapel National American
pc care pima s'a incassat sums
de A6a.S8 tot ip favornl Gruce
Hpgib Anae1icauA ~ Il