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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15
DOROTHY DIX TALKS
By DOROTHY DIX
Wer1A's Hiehsst PaiA woman WSlt1r.

Why Some Marriages Arc Failures.
1t takes something more than mon
ey and glad raiment. motors and lux
urious homes to make a woman
happy.
busy piling up dollars that they think
OF everything in terms of cash. and
as long as they give their wives plenty
to spend they imagine them to be per-
fectly satisfied
That's where the husbands are mis-
taken. It's only a coll baby woman
whose heart is stuffed with sawdust
who would rather have Paris finery
than a husbands love and compan-
ionship. There are very few women
who are avaricious enough to prefer
cash register to a real. human man.
Therefore, no matter what man
gives his wife. unless he gives her
himself gives her his society. his in
terest, his sympathy. he fails in his
duty to her. and he makes his mar
riage a failure.
The second lesson that this case
teaches to husbands is:
When a man ceases to make love to
his wife, some other man is very apt
to begin.
1t takes a strong souled woman to
live without love. and If she does not
find it at home, she Is very apt to find
1t away from home. Men who neglect
their wives trust to their children to
keep them straight. because it is a
cherished masculine belief that after a
woman has a baby her thoughts never
stray beyond the nursery.
This is fatuouS faith. The love of
a woman for child and the love of a
woman for man are two entirely diff
ferent passions. One does not blot
: i
wives who do not dream of romantic
| love are the women who are so poor
and hard worked that they have not
! time to think of anything except the
daily grind.
| The man who never pays his wife a
compliment. who never makes her a
tender speech has no right to com
plain IL she lends a willing ear to the
| compliments and love making of some
! other man. Even the law recognizes
that the starving have a right to steal
loaf of bread to appease their hun
ger.
] The lesson that this case teaches
pays too high for her cake.
| Especially when she gets along to-
ward middle age. This woman's trag-
edy is the tragedy of the dangerous
age. She was forty-five, still beauti-
/ full, still young at heart, still eager for
\ the romance she had never had. and
| she realized that her sun of youth and
beauty ana attractfveness to men was
about to set, SO she snatched at the
romance that was offered her and for
got honor. and duty and her chill
dren's good name, and brought ruin
upon herself and her household.
1t almost always happens that way
And it's too high price to pay for a
bite of angel food. Let all wives re-
member that and be warned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

Now, above all times, is the season
for every true American to keep his
head. Just now the one vital thing
for him to do is to subscribe for all the
liberty bonds he can carry. The next
thing is to exterminate every thought
OF peace from his own mind and dis
courage such thoughts in the minds of
others. The one thing for him to re-
those with whom he may come in con-
tact is the fact that with victory and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15
A HERO EVERY DAY
Brave Deeds OF men in
Americas Fighting Service
Not until the works done."

Not until the works done.'
That was the answer of Private
Ronald 7. Chisholm, Z. S. NJ. c.. who
was wounded at the battle of Bour-
esches. He was a member of a one
FOUNDER gun crew that was banging
steadily away at the boche in the great
effort of the marines to take the viii
Iage. Weak from loss of blood. he re-
manned at his gun. and it was not un-
til the capture of the town was assur-
ed and reinforcements had arrived
that Private Chisholm turned toward
the dressing station. Because of his
fidelity to duty, the marine has been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.

Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Cantaloupe.
Poached Eggs on Toast.
Rice and Barley Mullins. Butter.
Hot Milk.
LUNCHEON.
Salmon Soup.
Sliced Tomatoes with Salad Dressing.
Apple Dumplings (psing corn
starch and barley flour only)
DINNER.
Meat Loaf with Mashed Potatoes.
Dreamed Fresh Peas.
Rye Bread Butter.
Nut Salad. Coffee.
Maple Souffle. Whip Cream
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

real peace in sight, the time of SUI
preme danger has arrived. The tide
OF German invasion has been stemmed
and overcome. The tide of German
intrigue and cunning is not yet even
at its height. This has been and will
dangerous than the German armies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

A tremendous subscription to the
fourth liberty loan will be as distress
ing to the German people as a defeat
for them on the battle field, and it
will mean as much. 1t spells their de-
feat; it breaks their morale; it means
power to their enemies. A subscrip-
ton to the loan is contribution to
German defeat and American victory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

JANo6 H. CHtfF itlliilltllilillItilil'tih
Even more than here.
tefore, We should at
this tine strain to
help Winning the war,
toward viii Oh We are maxi
ing such splendid prog
ress. It Is not q
sacrifice to invest in
4 l-4% Liberty Bonds
viii oh at some time Will
sell at q considerable
premium, but doing this
NOW is proof Of the WILL
ing help those, not at
the front. should give
pAs nted1v.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

Will there be no end to the priva-
tions we are forced to suffer on ac-
count of the war? Now it haS been
decided that the manufacture of cigar
lighters for automobiles will be dis
ton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

Times have changed since the kaiser
declared he would stand no nonsense
from America" Now he is beseeching
America-to aid him in obtaining peace.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15
DINNER STORIES

= Recently. a Canadian soldier who
was prowling in No Mans Land spied
a German officer and captured him.
After conversing with him while the
German officer offered the soldier 100
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

"A1imony," says the Hannibal ono.
Courier" "is a payment a man make
on his liberty bond"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

for commentator. Pri-
vate Chisholm enlisted in the marines
April 20. 1917. His father. Daniel g.
Chisholm lives at Sedro Wooley. Wash.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

In other words. we desire to have
a form OF government in Berlin, which
does not suffer from the hoof and
mouth disease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15
ON THE SPUR
OF THE MOMENT
BY ROY X. MoULroN

The Charge of the Bond Brigade.
with Acknowledgements to A. To-
BUY a bond, huy a bond.
Billion by billion
Into their pockets dug
The true hundred million.
forward the Bond Brigade,
Wipe out the Huns!' they said.
Into their bankrolls dug
The true hundred million.
Forward the Bond Brigade"
Was there n man dismayed,
When our boys needed that
Extra six billion?
Theirs not to make reply,
Theirs not to question why,
Theirs but to buy and buy
Staunch hundred million.
Peace notes to right of them,
Peace notes to left of them.
Peace notes in front of them
Danced n cotillion.
Boldly they bought and we'll,
Driving the beast pell- nell
Into the jaws of death,
Into the mouth of hell,
ine&hundred million.
When can their glory fade?
o the wild charge they made,
Billion by billion.
Honor the charge they made,
Honor the Bond Brigade,
Brave hundred million.
Answer Collect"
We've received the little peace pronuncia
mento,
We've digested we'll the wherefore and the
why.
We're not at all in doubt about the matter,
And Jack Pershing will deliver our re-
ply.
What the American people demand
8 an n-Hunditional-surr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

What the American people demand
Is an Observation-Disclosures
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15
T.

1877. ~ The wheeler Syndi-
cato Incl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-15

The decided opinions of foreign
husbands often close the night schools
to these women, to whom the subjects
discussed by husband and children be-
come each day more unintelligible.
The only means, of teaching the wo-
men is by having classes at their
homes. and this is being tried out in
various cities with success. A group
The daily Alaskan., 1918-02-20

of cruelty and sorFow attending the seizures. And daily. hourly almost, since that time appalling stories have been related by Belgians coming to the legation. It Is impossible for us to verify them. first because 1t Is nec- essary for us to exercise all possible tact In dealing with the subject at all. and secondly because there is no means of communication between the Occupations-Gebiet and the Etappen- Goblet. Transportation everywhere In Belgium Is difficult, the vicinal railways scarcely operating any more because of the lack of oil, while all the horses have been taken. The pe0- ole who are forced to go from one village to another must do so on foot or in vans drawn hy the few miSer- able horses that are left The wagons of the breweries, the one institution that the Germans have ScrupulOuSly rpspected, are hauled by oxen.
 One of Foulest Deeds in History.
 "The well-knOwn tendency of SenSu, donal reports to eXaggerate them selves, especially in time of war, and in a situation like that existing here, with no newspapers to serve us daily clearing house for all the rumOrS that are as avidly believed as they are eagerly repeated, should of course be considered yobut even if Il modicum of all that is told is true there still re- mains enough to stamp his deeds as one of the fOulest that history records
 "I am constantly in receipt of re- uorts from ull over Belgium that tend to hear out the stories one constantly hears of brutality and cruelty. A num- her of men sent back to Mons are said to be in q dying condition, many of them tubercular. At Malines and ot Antwerp returned men have died, thrIr friends asserting that they have been victims of neglect and cruelty, Inf cold. of exposure, of hunger"
 CSubscribs for the Daily Alaskan)
The daily Alaskan., 1918-02-20
Music of Our Anthem.

Does any one know who composed tue music of '-The Star SDangled Ban ner:" The hymn "Anacreon In HeaV- en-" composed by John Smith, an Eng lishman, about ITO, is the original mu- sic of our national anthem, according to an official of the United States marine corps. Anacreon was an an- cient Greek poet, a sycophant and a great ,drunkard. The young Maryland lawyer, Francis Scott Key. set the words of his masterpiece to the tune of Smiths hymnal inspiration
The daily Alaskan., 1918-02-20
AFAcT PROVEN.
sbould Convince Even the Most Skep-
 tIcnI of Its Truth.

Ilcui OA AAN
 If there is the slightest doubt in tne minds oT any that Dandrufr germs do not .c-tst rheir belief Is compelled by the tact thai < rabbit innoculated with the germs be,a-ne bald in six weeks time It must be apparent to any. person therefore that the only preE Alon VI fsIdness Is the destruction of the germ Easch act Is successfully accomplishea .. one hundred per cent. of cases by Ths application of NewbFo's Herpicide: sr, Dandrufr Is caused by the same germ ,uttSs,h causes badness and can De pre. ,-,r$a ad with the same remedy-Neworo's F5erpicide. G ascept no substitute. "Destroy the rausa you remove the effect
 Sold by leading druggists Send loc; d m stamps for sample to The Aerpicloe Eo' Detroit. Mich.
 Que Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 Al all Drug StoEEe. AaV'
The daily Alaskan., 1918-02-20

During the winter season lSl71S our regular ''n '' vice will be maintained end South Bound between S6 way and whitehOrs trains leaving both ternin'H On ,ns Fr,5,vs. .@@FH~sEriR iRtiE .'-t5 i'14 -
The daily Alaskan., 1918-02-20

for the Daily Alaskan)
The daily Alaskan., 1918-02-20

To Yukon Territory Atlln District Interior AaSkS'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
R A P 0 R T..

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Aradana" din Dayton
O., Gu data zilei de 3 Februarit
1918 STA tinut adunarea gencrald
la care a fost alegcrea noilo1
functionari pc un terlnin de, {
luni viitoare.
Gu aceasta ocaziune au fost a.
leSi urmatorii domni:
Dumitru Lebu, presedinte.
George Heges, vice presedinte
Ioa' Hila, secretar.
Andronic Festeu, secretar Fl
nanciar.
Tanasa Heges, easier,
loan Radu 81 George Polgar
controlori de registrc.
Nicodim Trifu 81 George Ma
nuila, controlori de bolnavi. 7
Petru Giura, guardian.
In numele Societatii ,,Aradana''
din Dayton, Ohio:
Dumitru Lebu, presedinte
loan Hila, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
G o N v o G A R E.

Socictatea romina dc ajutor 81
cultura ,,Steaua Romina" din In.
dianapolis, Ind, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal lua parte la sedin.
ia ordinara, care Sc va tinea in
Dumineca prima a lunei Aprilie
La ordinea zilci Shnt mai multe
chestii foarte importante de re.
zolvat, 81 care frate membru nu
si-a platit dolarul pentru drapel
este rugat sill achita, caci in
eel mai scurt timp trebue sa fie
banii toti colectati. Care null va
plati pima la adunare, suntem 81
liti sal luam in restanta. Tot O.
data sunt rugate 81 membrele So.
cietatii ,,Steaua Romina" ca la
prima adunare sa Sc prezinte la
localul Societatii pentru a depune
juramlntul conform hotarirei de
la adullarea trecuta.
In nunlcle Societatii ,,Steaua
Romina'' din Indianapolis, Ind.
Prexidiul.
Ono. 63-64).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
1G MAUI 1882.

De trei zile de cind suntem in Pa
ris 81 inca II am va:-ut mimic. Auzi-
sem mlllte despre acest oras dar
n am crezut sc fie asa de frumos 81
sc alba atitea lucruri demne de va
zut.
Daca FrunZescu 81 Gu ANA S ar
scula mai de dimineata, am putea
vedea mai multe lucruri interesan-
te, dar Sc scoala pc la unsprezece 81
pima Sc gatesc vine vremea mesei
Dupa 1hasa dam o rata pc la mu-
seuri, dar tot in .raba. Cind SC
vad 81 ell ceva care ma intereseaza
Frunzescu 81 GU Ana iau inainte
81 daca nu luam seama ne perdem
de eli.
LIE place mai multi pc bulevarde
81 sa Sc plimbe GU vaporasele pc Sc
ma ca dupa ala Sc mearga in gradi-
nj sa Sc plimbe pc alec 81 Sc ascul-
te la muzicile carl cint prin ele. Ma.
rioara nu vrea sd le strice placerea
81 mergem impreuna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
26 MAUI, 1882.

Teri am fOst la Museul Artclor
Frumoase 81 ne-am perdut de Frun-
zescu 81 de Ana. Marioara S a supa-
rat. Zicea ca dinadins S 'au ratacit
de moi. Zicea ca Ana inceput S o
nesocoteasca 81 ii respunde tot in
raspar 81 ca Ia indemnat pc Frun-
zescu sa sc rataceasca de moi.
,,Lasa ca leo fac eu". zise Ma
rloara 81 am vizitat toate camerile
81 galeriile de la Muzeu.
Am mers 81 am vizitat 81 gradina
Geological, unde nc-a apucat noap-
tea. Ma volt sc mergem la hotel Sc
luam masa 81 am mincat la un re-
staurant de unde ne-am dus la tea
tru. De la teatru am intrat intr 'ln
restaurant unde cinta musica 81 am
baut clte-o cafea. Marioarei la We
nit gust Sc bea sampanic 81 am baut
81 sticla de sampanie. Cind am a.
juns la hotel trecuse de miezul mop
tel.
All dimineata s'a sculat de vre-
me 81 m a sculat 81 pc mine. Ne-am
imbracat 81 luind cafeaua am esit
in oras 81 nu ne-am intors la hotel
de cit seara pc timpul mesei.
Directorul hotelului ne-a spus ca
Frunzescu a 1ntrebat mereu de moi
81 era tarc ingrijorat.
Auzind ca am VENT, ia spus fata
care ingrijea de camere, au VENT
la moi in odaie 81 ne-au intrebat &C
s'a intimplat Gu moi. Frunzescu I'll
cea ca a>fost 81 la polite de a dat
de veste, crezind ca s-a intimplat
vre-0 nen0rocirc.
Marioara lea tra$ o sdpuleala,
mai Gu seama AHei. Lea spus ca da
CD n 'au pisccre sd Sc plimbc GU moi
sal spue in fata, dar Sc nu Sc furi-
seze de moi.
Frunzescn y cerlt scnze, zicfnd
"a fntimplat 'au perdnt de moi u
Ana seepenea, dar Mafioara il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23

ar Fl fost in stare sd vina lar Gu
desmintire prin care Sc zica ca Ma
thilda fost t1rnuita 81 nu ca. Tru-
fasa 81 mfndra. Despre asia cram ST.
CUR ca n are so dea pc Mathilda
in judecata, 81 Mathilda mai mutt,
de ala scarmanat-o din nou pen
tru ca 81 in ziar 81 prin lume s'a
laudat ca dintre toate pc ca a tar
bacit-o mai bine".
,,Da, despre asia mia spus 81
mie" zise Marioara.
Dupa ce mai discutaram despre
starea Elenei pima acolo ca aproape
am condamnat-o la moarte, veni
vorba 81 de casatoria lui Frunzescu
81 s'au 1nteles ca peste doua sap
tam7ni sd Sc faca logodna 81 peste
alte trei saptamini cununia 81 voia-
jul la Paris.
Frunzescu zice ca nu poate lipsi
mai multi ca luna pentruca nu ga
seste pc nimeni sal tie locul la spi-
tai 81 ;se vaza 81 de clientele mai
multi ca o luna de zile, fiindca Sc
apropie vacantele 81 mai toti vor Sc
mearga in concediu. /.
la spus Marioarei 81 despre nj
ste case de pc strada Stefan Gel
Mare carl sunt de vInzare 81 earl ar
Fl potrivite pentru ell. Marioara lie
vazuse 81 zicea ca sunt foarte bune
81 nus scumpe Gu patruzeci de mil
de lei. La fndemnat sa le cumperc
81 zicea ca Sc mearga sc faca tirgul
81 actele Cd ca ii da banii sa le pla-
teasca.
Tocmai era Sc piece Frunzescu
cind sosi 81 Mathilda, find instiin-
tata ca tribunalul a pronuntat di-
vortul. Era vesela 81 ii parea bine.
,,Ai scapat de teleYeica ala, care
era Sd tie cOmprOmlta GU tOtul" I'll
Sc Mathilda rizind.
,,C1nd facet nunta 20
,,Peste vre-o sase saptamini' Ii
sc Marioara.
,,Nu aminati asa departe. Eu
sunt gaia peste trei saptam1ni. Dati
zOr."
,,Se mai invareze intel, nasico" :.
zise Ana. Sa finn mai comode in
voiaj.
Dupa ce Sc discuta mai mutt asrl-
pra CHESTER, Mathilda eSi triUmfa-
tOare. A remas ca nunta sa sc faca
peste patru saptamini.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
MARE MuLTUMITA uNIUNEI
s. r. A.

Eu subsemnatul prin aceasta
vim aduce ce)e mai mari mul-
tumiri mamei Uniuni s. r. A. 81
fbravilor ei conducatori.
Eu ca membru al Societatii
,lAldosana" din Niles, Ohio mul-
tumesc din ad1ncul inimci melc
pentru ajutorul ce Lam ayut du-
pa decedata mea sotie Ierina
Mindrean, raposata in 2 Febru-
arie 1918, find membra So
cie.-tii ,,Ludosana''. Mama Uni
une mia solvit bcneficiul cuvc-
nit I de $500 in timpul eel mai
scurt 81 fara intirziere. Tot odata
primeasca 81 Socictatile mai jus
numite mari multnmiri, asemenea
q membrilor lor, care au lnst
parte IL inmormintare ii al pe-
|trecut re rapossta pin6 Ii locul
'de odihpx.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
12 IULIE.. 1882.

Aseara am sosit din Paris. Frusi-
Ma zicea ca i sc ur1se fara moi. la
parut bine cind ne-a vazut. Marioa-
ra a cumparat mai multe cadouri
pentru Frusina, Maranda 81 lui To-
ma. Asa sunt servitorii aSteapta sd
lie aduci cadouri din strainatate 81
sc bucura cind lc Cal ceva, fie un
lucru cit de mic. Frusina la spus
Marioarei ca Ana VENT de mai
multe ori 81 la spus lui Toma sc
puma cali la trasura 81 plccat la
plimbare, zicind Cd la dat Marioa-
ra vote. Zicea ca de citeva orr We
nit 81 GU Mathilda 81 s'au plimbat
pima noaptea tirziu.
Marioara s'a suparat 81 certat-
0 ca de ce lasat pc Toma Sc pu-
na cali.
Dupa putina gindire ii spuse ca
!pentru Mathildh nu-i pare rau 81
daca 0 mai vem -vre7o data in lipsa
noastra cit om Fl la bal sal dea tra-
sura dar cind veni Ana sal spuna
ca are porunca ca sd sc nu 10 dea.
All toata ziua STA pregatit Ma
! rioara hainele pentru bal 81 eu am
fost ocupat Gu cufarul meu sa-mi a.
! ranjez in ell lucrurilc ce trebuea sa
i-au Gu mine. Vine 81 Maranda Gu
moi 81 sare in sus de bucurie.
Marioara la spus Frusinei ca la
anul O ia ne ca 81 numai asa S a mai
inveselit la fata ca tare era trista
81 ciumarita.
IVA urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
spus Anei, fara nici un inconjur Cd
minte. Gu toate aceste S 'au impacat
81 am luat masa Gu totii.
IUNIE, 1882.

Alalta ieri All plecat Frunzescu
81 GU Ana. .Frunzescu zicea ca nu
poate ram7ne mai mutt ca are niste
clienti pc carl lar perde daca ar
mai zabovi 81 doctorul pc care Ia
lasat sal inlocuieasca la telegra-
fiat Sc vina indata.
Marioara zicea ca ma VENT la
Paris Sc cheltuiasca atitia bani nu-
mai pentru c1teva zile. Zicea ca mai
STAN Gel putin luna. la spus A
nei sd rem1na 81 ca 81 Frunzescu S a
invoit dar Ana N a volt sd rem1na.
,,Eu nu stu ce usoara este Ma
rioara de cap. A inceput Sc vorbeas-
ca binisor limba franceza. O profe-
soara, care site romineste 81 fost
guvernanta la casa mare din Bu-
curesti ii preda lectii 1naintea prin-
zului de la zece pima la masa. Masa
o luam GU totii de cind a plecat
Frunzescu 81 ddpa masa vine Gu moi
prin oras 81 he conduce prin toate
localurile demne de vazut 81 prin
toate gradinile 81 padurile din jul
rul Parisului. Seara mincam iarasi
impreuna 81 .mergem la teatru, ca
dupa acea profesoara sc mearga
acasa 81 moi sd he intoarcem la ho-
,tel.
Ma invata 81 pc mine 81 char Ma
rioara sta de capul meu, dar pima
acum II am putut invata mai multi
ca zece cuvinte intre carl pc ,,mer.
81" pc care lam Stiut de-acasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-23
Aceste Societati sunt urmatoa

Aceste Societati sunt urmatoa-
rele:
,,Plugarul Romin", Youngs-
town, Ohio, GU drapelele, SAINT
natorul Romin' East Youngs-
town, Ohio, Gu drapelele, ,,Apol-
zana'', Hubbard, Ohio, Gu drape-
lele, apoi ma intorc catrc fratii
membrii al Societatii ,,Ludosa-
ma, carora lc multumesc pen
tru oboseala ce 0 au avut, petre-
cind pc raposata mea sotie pima
la localul de veci.
Deci GU un cuvint multumcsc
tuturor de mai sus numiti 81 mai
|-ales mamei Uniuni, care mia
mai imbunat inima, tri1nitindu-
mi suma cea frumoasa de mai sus
aratata, dorindu-i progres 81 bu-
na 1naintare, lara fratilor Rom1ni
de pc aceste plaiuri le zic: Iubi-
til mel frati care nu sunteti mem
bril- la nici o Societate, grabiti nu
lasati de All pc milne, ca poimii.
ne sa fie prea tirziu, inscrieva-ti
la ori 81 care Societate romineas.
ca apartinatoare acestei mari or
ganizatiuni a Uuniunei Societa.
tilor Romine Americana.
Deci am ramaS al tuturora dc
bine voitor 81 multumind la toti'
Dumitru Mindrean, 436 Depot
Niles, Ohio.
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REPREZENTANTlI
ZIARULUI AMERICA.

ALLIANCE, O. - Vichents. q
Zagan, P. o. B. SO.
CHICAGO, ILL. - Paul D. To.
mi, 1400 Fullerton Ave.
DETROIT, MICH. - Stefan Lu.
tai, 366 Farnsworth Str.
e. YOUNGSTOWN, o. = George
Marhao, P. o. B. 886.
FARRELL, PA. - p. j. Costea
COL Broadway.
HELENA, MONT. - loan Dan.
ella, P. o. B. 984.
KOKOMO, IND. - G. I. Dordea
81 California Str, Indianapo
lis, Ind.
MASSILLON, o. - loan Neagu
1913 Kent Street.
SHARON, PA. - Petru Major
p. o. B. 343, Farrell, Pa.
YOUNGSTOWN, O. = loan Blu.
dai, 1872 S. Forest Ave-, Young.
stown, O.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. = @. Brx
nut, 1850 N. S Str.
AKRON, 0. = I. S. NIGGA, P. O
Box 387 F. p. Station (5)
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Locul eel mai bun pcntru a Sc
intilni Rominii din Alliance, O.,
este localul D-lui MACK POPA-
RADU, situat l1nga hala Societa-
tel. Gasest itot felul de bauturi ra-
cQritoare. Tot aici poti ispravi ori
II ce afaceri de Notar Public. Fra
tele I. Gherghel este Manager. Ohio
Phone 5395. Bell 1131-W. - Ro-
min la Romfn Sc mearga.
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A. j. LUPEA. - Advocat, No
tar Public. - Ispraveste orr CO
acte judiciare. Procese de desp&-
gubire in caz de primejdie 81 Ca
zuri criminale. Vindere de case
81 farme. fndeplineste orr ce afa-
ceri. 1851 w. Washington Str,
indianapolis, Ind. ~ Phone: Au-
to. 1856 - Circle 81.