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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
STREET CAR SITUATION
IS BAD HERE AND BELOW
Superior Employees Organize Union-Duluth Serv-
ice Is Unsatisfactory Minneapolis Company
Tells City Council 1t Faces Bankruptcy.
The street car companies serv.

The street car companies serv-
ing St. Paul, Minneapolis, Su-
perior and Duluth are in hot
water in all those municipalities
just now. Interlocking interests,
arrangements and other features
make all those companies really
one big institution.
Down in the Twin Cities, or
ganized labor is batting the
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. on
one cheek while the Minneapolis
city council does not seem to be
hurrying any to protect the other
cheek.
The Minneapolis Labor Review
represents the autocratic corpor-
alton with limping in before the
city fathers and wailing: "You
can make, break or take me.
Have mercy, good sirs. I am but
one day from the poor house,
Over in Superior the employees
Of the Duluth Street Railway
Co. have organized a union. I'm
ionism is a monster of frightful
mien, so to speak, which the troll
ley people at the head of the
lakes do not propose to embrace.
Several employees in Superior
allege that they recently were
discharged merely because they
were active and prominent or
ganization matters. A local union
of the Amalagamated Association
Of Street and Electric Railway
Employees Of America is too long
and serious title to be at all &C
ceptable to the trolley line dig
nitaries. Rumors of a street
car strike have been heard
around the head of the lakes for
some weeks, now.
Over in Superior, too, that itch
for higher street car fares has in
duced the corporation to surren-
der it's frachise and to ask an in
determinate permit to operate, as
the laws Of Wisconsin provide.
This puts the matter Of trolley
fares in the hands of the railroad
commission of Wisconsin and
shows that the Duluth Street
Railway Co. trusts neither the
people nor the present municipal
administration in Superior.
In Duluth, cone of the best
street car systems in the country
has degenerated into one of the
worst. Profuse and plausible ex-
cuses' have been made but some
of the best heads in Duluth do
not take heavy stock in them.
If a rapid and radical improve
ment is not shown by the New
Year, there is danger that Du-
luth's most prominent citizens
will start to rioting in way to
outclass the worst I. W. w. And
if they really begin, one Of Char
ley Mitchell's mobs will not be
able to protect the poor old
street car company.
Down in Minneapolis the
Trades and Labor Assembly re-
Gently voted unanimously to re-
quest the city council to demand
that the Twin City Rapid Tran
sit Co. live up to it's franchise
and render efficient service for
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28

a five cent fare. If that forces
the company into the hands of a
receiver, then the proper time
would be at hand for the city to
purchase the lines and operate
them under municipal ownership.
1t is not improbable that a re-
solution similar to that passed by
organized labor's central body in
Minneapolis would go through
with whoop in Duluth s cores
ponding body.
Concerning the situation in
Minneapolis, the Labor Review
declares that organized labor ia,
vors breaking the company and
then taking it's holdings.
"Organized labor does not for
get the men whom the Twin City
Rapid Transit Co. has broken
and started towards the dismal
poor house simply because those
men asserted their right to or
ganize and to have a voice in
fixing their wages and condi-
:tions," says the Review in a re-
cent issue.
"The people will not forget
that when the influenza epidemic
was at it's height, ravaging the
homes Of Minneapolis and leav-
ing the mark of death on too
many houses; when, as a protec-
ton to the public, theaters were
closed and public meetings for
hidden, the Twin City Rapid
Transit Co. failed to run suffi-
cient cars so that there would be
no crowds, but continued to
pack the people into the few cars
operated like cattle cars, giving
the dread disease every chance
to spread.
cit was cheaper to do this
than to run more cars, but it was
mighty expensive for the peo-
pie. No one can say how much
unnecessary sickness and death
were caused thereby.
Behind all the autocracy OF
Gov. Burnquist has stood the
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. Al
every assault on the workers the
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. has
rejoiced.
CHOW, as the management
tells us, the Twin City Rapid
Transit Co. is through. The mas
ter brains which, for years, have
wrung golden dividends from the
public are powerless to longer do
so. After taking all it could
from the peop',. the company
wants the people to take or make
it.
"Although the Twin City Rap
i'd Transit Co. walls poverty tile
local officials have not moved
out of their palaces nor disposed
Of their huge automobiles. The
chances are that they will spend
goodly portion Of the winter
in Florida. /
''No notice has been given that
the princely salaries of the local
officials have decreased.
"The company entered into a
CONTRACT. Make it live up 20 that
contract, as was done in the case
Of the Gas company"
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
STOCK SHIPPING ASSOCIA-
TON MAKES GOOD RECORD.

From January I, 1918, to the
middle Of November, the Brain
erd Livestock Shipping associa-
ton, with G. S. Mccullough, man.
ager, forwarded and sold at the
South St. Paul yards stock to
the value of $4O,836.58. The ship
ments embraced 662 cattle, 147
hogs and 107 sheep, requiring 25
cars. The farmers find that they
get better returns through the
association than by individual
shipments.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
THINGS BAD FOR BABIES.
Pacifers.
Thumb sucking.
Soothing syrups.
Patent medicines.

OooIHlhS oJAupS'
Patent medicines.
Whisky or gin for supposed
collie, or for any other purpose.
Dirty .playthings, dirty nipples,
dirty bottles, dirty floors.
Waterproof diapers except for
temporary use.
Moving picture shows.
Violent rocking, bouncing and
rollicking play at any time.
Play of any sort after feeding.
Kissing the baby on his mouth
either by the family or by strang-
ers.
Testing the temperature of the
baby's milk by taking the nipple
in the mouth.
Sucking on empty bottles.
Sleeping on the mothers breast
while nursing.
Sleeping in bed with the
mother.
Splitting on handkerchief to re-
move dirt from baby's face.
Sneezing and coughing in the
baby's face.
Allowing person with a cough
or cold to hold the baby.
Allowing any person with
tuberculosis to take care of the
baby.-Minnesota Health Jour-
nal.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
HOW NASBYS ARE MADE.

The Kettle River postoffce pays
$408 a year. An examination for
aspirants to the office was held at
Moose Lake on October IL. Fit
ness, not political pull, now
enables a man to become master
of a fourth class office.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
WILLIE KNEW THE ANSWER

A teacher in a hillside school
of Duluth wrote "o-n-i-o-n" on
the blackboard and then said:
"Children, what vegetable does
that word representa-"
The word was a new one to the
pupils and seeing it in writing
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-12-28
INFLUENZA IN RHYME.

+ F. s. Workman, a bard of
Brainerd, confesses he is guilty
of perpetrating these verses on
the flu: -
AS I was going down the street
I happened to- meet
A man with a sneeze. .-.-
, So I crossed. my fingers
And softly said:
The rose is red, ..- r.
The violets blue
If you don't get scared,
You won't get the flu.
Here is another effusion, Shake
well before using. Dose, one verse
a minute. If no relief is gained
take a hot mustard bath and
soak your head:
QUESTION
IF flea that flew
Got a fly to flee,
Could the flea that flew
Get the flu to flee?
ANSWER
The flea did flee
And the fly did fly
And the fly and the flea
Got the flu to flee.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
I N 1T "A r Z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Apolzana'. din Hubbard,
Ohio, pc aceasta Gale aduce la Gu
nostinta onoratelor Societati, Gu
burr 81 parochii, ,precum 81 la toti
fratii Romini din loc 81 jur cum
ca in ziua de 8 Martie 1918 va da
petrecere GU dams, la care este
invitata toata suflarea romineas-
ca din loc 81 jur.
Petrecerea sc va da in hala fra
telui N. NIGGA din Tailor Str.
Venitul acestei petreceri este
destinat pentru fondul de ajutar
al bolnavilor.
fnceputul la orele $50 seara
81 va dura pima in zori de Vi.
O muzica nationala va distra
onoratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale.
-Abrarea gratis, ca de Oblcelu.
La orclc 10 seara Sc va aranja
masa.
Supra solviri Sc primesc cu ma
re multamita 81 Sc vor cuita pe
Gale ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca in sus nu-
mita ii sa ne intilnim Gu totii 81
ca ne yeti da tot sprijinul d-tra
posibil, pima la revedere am ra-
mas salutindu-va ecu dragoste a.
devarat frateasca:
In numele Societatii Apolzana
din Hubbard, Ohio.
loan Antinie, presedinte.
4 ]. Gavosdea, ,>secretar !.
(No. 50-51).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
DE ALE PARoCH1ILoR.

Parochia romina gr. or. ,,Po-
gorirea Duchului Stint" din De-
troit, Mich, face cunoscut ca in
sedinta comitetulii parochial, IT,
nuta la 25 Februarie 1918, apoi
in sedinta sinodala extra ordina-
ra della 3 Martie 1918, a hotarit
ruperea orr caror legaturi GU f.
piscopii de nationalitate straina
81 declara, cd ffidata numai ce
va Fl posibii Sc w pane snb-1pa-
tronajul 81 scutnI unei episcopii
gr. orientale rominesti, fie aceea
orr care ar fl.
S'a exprimat preferinta unei
episcopii rominesti aici in State
lie Unite, daca ar fl posibil.
Detroit, Mich. 4 Martie 1918.
4, In numele parochiei romfne
gr. or. Pogorirea Duchului Stint
din Detroit, Mich:
Vasile Macedolian, presedinte.
Petru Sas, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
DE VfNZARE.

proprietate, constatatoare din
Stor, Restaurant, Hotel 81 Saloon
in conectie & Pool Room, toate
sunt sub un coperis 81 apartin
proprietarhlui George Forsea
din Newark, Ohio. De prezent
toate aceste afaceri (busines)
functioneaza 81 afacerile merg
foarte bine. Stunt situate in fata
fabricei THE American Bottle
Co.". Pozitia cea mai buna, First
change). Sc yinde din callza mu-
tarei in statul Florida.
Proprietarul deja c in Florida
pentru cautarea sanatatei. Dori-
tori pot veni in persoana sau
scrieti la adresa:
Mary G. Forsea, 1873 lie Roy Str.
Newark, Ohio.
(NO. 3 5-6 Ap.).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
0 FEMEIE fMPUSC1 PR7N
US1.

Doamna Maria Zeep, a fost des.
teptata din somn Marti in sprt
ziua, auzind nistc batai la usa din
fata a caselor sale de pc 35O7 Broad
way, Cleveland.
,,Lasati-ne inauntru" zise O vo.
ce barbateasca.
,,Pleaca orr te impusc'' a res
puns dina Zeep.
Urmind bataile, dina Zeep a i'm
puscat prin usa, dupa accea a a.
nuntat politia, care VENT 81 af-
lat 0 gaura prin usa.
Mai tfrziu, DR.. Edward Peterka,
5026 Broadway, anuntat politia
prin telefon ca trateaza un barbat
care a fost 1mpuscat in bratul
drept 81 in picior.
Politia dc-ocam data ma facut
nici arestare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
fNSTIINTARE.

Aducem la cunostinta intregu-
l,l public rominesc 81 in special
onoratelor Societati 81 Parochii-
lor ca Sfintirea Bisericei, gr. or.
romine ,,Sf1ntul Ilies1 din Ell
wood City, Pa, care avea sd fie
sfintita in ziua de II Martie, s'a
aminat sfintirea pc ziua de 30
Maiu 1918 Decoration Day..
Cauza aminarei este ca nu ne-a
sosit uncle obiecte inauntrul hi
sericei. Deci rngam pc aceasta
Gale ca onoratele Parochii 81 So
cietati din apropiere sa MI aran.
jeze alte petreceri pc sus. numita
ri.
Comitetul Parochial.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07

George Oprenea, Mih. Oprenea,
loan Radnt, Cost. Fraticiu, /. Pu-
seas, loan Ranga, N. Luca, loan
Stanciu, Stefan Roman, cu IN
cuvint pc toti iafbitii mel consi :
tent, cnnoscnti vi prieteni.
SirbI 0eorgs, prigionero di que
"a, III. Riparto, Baraca 10, Wit
tonia, 6icilia, Italia.
Italia 30 Decem1rie 1917.
On. Redactiuni q ziarnlui Anne
rica".
Eu subscrisul George Trimbi
tas, aflindu-ma prisoner in Italia,
va rog a publica in pretuitul
d-tra ziar daca Sc poate afla ceva
desprc varul meu Vichente Boita
din comuna Beclean, comitatul
Fagaras, daca va ceti aceste 81.
re, il rog sa bine voiasca ami
respnnde pc adresa mai JOS indi-
cata.
Sallltindu-va cn stima bine vo-
itoare, al d-rta:
George Trimbitas, Campo di con-
centramento, prig. di guerra, 8
Reparte, Wittoria, Stella. Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
(50-51,.
PENTRU ROMfNII
DIN CLEVELAND.

Toti cei dornici de luminarea
81 inaintarea lor proprie, sunt
invitati a veni Vineri, s Martie,
orele 7.30 seara, Ia Libr&ria Ed
gewater" din 75 81 Detroit Ave.,
unde Sc vor face aranjamente
pentru formarea unor clase in
carl strainii 50 invete limba en-
gleza.
Sc vor preda lectii de la cele
mai uyoare pin& h cele mai inal-
te 81 fiecare poats treoe ip clasa
care i,se pare potriyit& pentru
cunostintale lni. Libr4ria pune Ia
dispositia slevilor Tt felul de
,carti de cetit; chiac in limbi
streine. Il STUNT dsstuls si in linn.
be- Romfn&.
Local frumos q curat. lectii
date cu drag 81 bun1vointa, q
sunt gratis psutru toti - inva&s
Abesedar1ll, Cramatic3, Aritme.
tica, ueografie, -.
DORM 3 aNea G. mai multi Ro
mini IA acaate elase.
Minis. ABBTE 9 ikRD, Direc
stoara Lihr1xiei. e1SSon: LoraiY
fRNR 4. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
AsTAZI, CQsILIUL DE RAs.
BOZ DIN OHIO, ZICE:

Cruta seva pentur facerea "a
harului.
Administratia hranei fndeamna
farmerii de pretutindeni sa con-
serve fiecare picatura din seva
sustrasa din pomul numit artar,
81 so prefaca in zahar 81 sirop.
Facerea siropulalf 81 zaharului
din seva de artar, nu este oprita
sau restrInsa de stat.
Farmerilor carl au astfel de
pomi nu li-se cere sd alba IL
centa 81 nu trebue sa plateasca o
taxa pentru aceasta, asa ca pot
face cit de mutt zahar 81 sirop
pentru casa lor.
Acum este lipsa de zahar fa-
bricat i'm rafinariile industriale.
Acest fapt promite o bnna plata
pentru productul in chestie 81 far
merul patriot.nu numai ca va fa-
ce zahar fndeajuns pentru ell, ci
cit de multi va putea ca astfel sa
fnlature lipsa dc zahar din tara.
Svonurile este ca guvernul va
confisca siropnl de artar MI stunt
adevarate; Ne nu sunt altceva
decit rodul unei propaganda ger
name menita sa descurajeze po-
pulatia de a-si face alimente in
casa 81 de ajuta la castigarea
rasboinlui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
PoSTA ADMINISTRATIVE.
D-lui Sam. Dordea, Dixon. ILL.,:

Gresala fost a d-tra, caci de
prima data att spus ca aveti a.
dresa R. f.. ID. Box II, lar acu-
ma spuneti altfel. - Am indrep-
tat adresa, credem ca Yeti ca
pata.
Dlui zaharie Cessna, Detroit,
Mich: Ziarul merge regulat pc
adresa Indicate. Posibil ca vor
fl ceva greseli din partea facto-
rulni postal. La caz ca nici a.
cum MI primiti va rugam insti-
intati. - Salutari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
CAUTAM LUCRATORI LA SEE.
Gle.

Oameni, b,pai lucratori, pot ga
81 de lucru la steele de zahar in
Michigan. Platim de la $4,000 pi-
ma la $24.00 pc um acru. Casa 81
.calatorie pc drumul de fer gra-
It's. Acesta este Gel mai potrivit
timp ca sd vii la farma. Intilniti
reprezentantul nostru Dumipeca,
10 Martie la locurile urmatoare /:
Peter Lilaff, 456 Farnsworth A.
venue, la orele 9 dimineata.
John Ferency's Office, 2194 Je-
fferson Ave., la orele 2 dupa a.
miazi.
Peter Bolya's, Barber Shop,
.722 Franklin Street, la orele 5
dupa amiazi.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
SAGINAW, MICH.
(No 49, 52).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07

Societatea ,,Simion Barnutiu"
din Chicago, III. Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la a.
dnnarea generala de 3 luni, care
va avea loc in hala bisericei, Du-
mineca, 10 Martie 1918, la orele
2 p. m. precis. Toti fratii membrii
snnt rHgati cu insistenta a lua
parte la aceasta sedlnta. La or
dinea zilei va Fl 81 darea de sea-
ma de 3 luni 81 alte chestii i'm
portante in favorul Societatii.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07

Familia Andronic Corfar 81; l.
oan Semsim also.
Gu aceasta ocaziune s'au in
casat $15O5O, spesele an fost de
40. As, snbstragindn-se spesele din
VENT, ramIne suma curata de
S1O5.O5.
Pentru care nlarete 81 mobile
faptc vrcdnicc de lauda, li-se a.
duce sus numitilor frati care MI
all pregetat de a umbla 81 de i
mita pc Graf, multumita publi-
ca, tot odata 81 acelora care i-au
primit 81 au jertfit pentru alma
rea suferintelor fratilor nostri de
.peste munti.
Gu ocazia botezului ficei fami-
liei loan lPopovici, care avut
!oc in ziua de 81 Ianuaric 1918,
s'a 4ncasat slma de $1,000 colec-
tati de fratele Coldince Conut,
dnpa cum nrmeaza:
loan Tarcea 1926; loan Popo-
vici>$1 65; Candilie Stanut $1.35
Pavel Cucea Zoe; loan Cfndea
25c; loan Marginean 25c; Nicolae
Harbada soc; Pavel Bardasi 25c
Pavel Sasu soc; Mihail Pira 81.
so; Iosif Savu Soc; Ilarion Boga-
team 25c; Nicolae Calugar 25c; l.
can Precup Use; loan Russu 81
Nicolae Iancu 25c; Emilian Bar
dasi SOC.
Ram&sag la cugle facut intre
urmatorii frati:
Simion Meitea So; Alexandra
Parau 81; Petru Neagoe Sc; Ge-
orge Balascau So; loan Oprea
81; Fihaila Damian 81; Achim
Stanciu 81; iNicolae So; Georgiu
Sandru 81; Condilie Stanut 81
Achim Cucea $5; Achim Dra-
ghici 81; Nicolae Ciolan SO; Pa
vel Bardasi 81; loan n. Rujan
81; George Chelemen 81; loan
Oltean soc; Alexandra Cioca de
ziua mastered sale 81; loan O.
prean ST..
Gu ocazia ,boteznlui fiului ia
nil;ei Alexandra Parau, care a a.
vut loc in ziua de 16 Februarie
1918 s'a incasat suma de $500.
colectati de fratele Avram March,,
de la fratele loan Cup s., inca
sati de la 10 carti: Sfatuitorul
legal de DR.. Dionisie Moldovan
d-nul Grin Adolf, bancher $17
Is butoni a $1.OO butonul $15:
un ramasag al frati1or Avram
March, 81 Serafim Toma, Serafim
Toma perzind ramasagul dat
$1.0c la Crucea Rosie RomIna.
Pcntru care fapte vrednice de
lauda li-se aduce tuturor celor ca
re au contribute pentru scopul a.
rcesta Stint multlmita publica.
In nlmele celor ce lupta pentru
libertate, am ramas GU deosebita
stima:
Grigorie Creanga, seceretar G.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
G. A. u r

pc unchiul meu Simion Bogdan
81 pc IrOnim Habian. Din negli-
genta le-am perdut adresa. Stunt
rugati char dinsii daca cetesc
acest anunt ami scrie.
Va salut:
Vasile Oprean, Box $50. Lisbon,
Ohio.
(Nqt 50-5D.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
Societatea ,,Dacia Traiana"
din Newark. Ohio. - Cnnvnaca

pc toti membrii sal a lua psrte
la sedinta generala extra ordi-
nara, care Sc va tinea Dumineca
in 10 Martie 1918, la orele 1.3O
p. m. in hala fratelui P. China
din 1876 Jackson Street. Toti fra
til membrii sunt strict obligati a
lna parte la aceasta sedinta, fl
indca avem chestii foarte impor-
tante de rezolvat in favorul Soci-
etatii noastre.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-07
.SCRISORI DE. LA PRISONERI.

Italia, 80 Deccmvrie 1917.
Prin aceste crlvinte va fac Gu
noscut iubitii mel consateni des-
pre- mine, loan Simtion, adeca
loan Ciapa de la piua, 81 va fac
.cunOscut meme Bucur 81 Nicolae
ca ell sunt prisoner in Italia de
-un an 81 9 luni 81 suntem mai
multi Rasinareni, sunt ell Dumi-
-tru Mitrutu, Petru Raspopu 81 dol
frati ficiorii Blotoaii din steaza,
Ell am fost pc cimpul de Onoare
numai dol ami 81 apoi am picat
prisoner, dara eur rsunt ell tata 81
dol frati catana. De pc acasa
am mai capatat Cart acuma de
putin timp, ell cred ca d-tra stiti
zee a fost pe-acasa 'pe la moi. Va
rog iubiti consateni daca cetiti
aceste rinduri ale mele sa-mi tri-
miteti ceva bani ca sunt tare
lipsit. Va rog iubiti consateni re-
cunoasteti-ne la vremea aceasta
de nacaz 81 daca mai sunt oa-
meni de pc la moi faceti-le cunos-
cut despre moi. Ado iubitii mel
consateni.
Copral Simtion loan, Prigioneri
di guerra, III Reparto, Baraca
No. 19, Wittoria, Stella, Italia.
Italia 80 Decemvrie 1917.
Multi doriti amiei 81 frati con-
sateni! Aflindu-va pc mai multi
scrisi intro carte din partea
d-tra, am inceput a va scrie Q
epistola prin care va aduc la cu-
nostinta ca ell al d-tra consatean
Sirbu George al lui Gligore sunt
prins in Italia de I'm an 81 doua
luni. Oar dam lauda tatalui din
|ceriu ca slnt zdravan 81 sanatos.
Dorindu=va mult bine 81 sarba-
tori fericite la toti Ayrigenii carl
sunteti pc 'acolo 81 Dumnezeu Sd
va ajute lsi d-tra 81 mona sa mai
ajungem odata la casele noastre
in pace. Gu toate acestea va rog
sami raspundeti la aceasta scri-
scare 81 7daca stiti ceva despre
warn Mihaila a Donoinlui va roe
al trimite 81 lui prtina stire de.
spre mine. En stunt nnmai singul
| de la moi aici 81 cu unnl din Po
rllmbac Marcu George. Au ma
| [fost pe aici 81 Ora George lu4
Nichia Orzi, dar el s'a dns ia
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-29
MUST SUPPORT GOVERNMENT.
Judge Howe Made Applicants for Citi-
zenship Buy War Savings Stamps.

A rushing business was done in the
sale of war stamps at the Montpelier
postoilice for about 80 minutes during
Thursday morning Judge Howe In
quired OF several of the applicants for
naturalization relative to their support
of the government in the present war
He suggested that war stamps should
be purchased and announced that re-
cess of 30 minutes would take place
The applicants took this opportunity to
bolster up their cause by rushing to the
postoifiee for war stamps. One farmer
in Plainfield obtained his papers but he
got stiff talking to because he had not
invested in the Liberty bonds and con
tributed otherwise TO the support of the
government Questioning showed that
he could afford to buy bonds and he
agreed that he would.
Another applicant from Barre failed
to get his papers because he had given
nothing to the support of the war causes,
bought no bonds and did not contribute
to churches. He went away in the morn
ing, but returned in the afternoon with
evidence of having bought bonds. How
ever, the Judge continued the case that
the man might show more loyalty to the
government.