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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
GERMAN LINE IS
MUCH SHORTER
Allies Have Pounded Fifty
Miles Out
of It.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-As a re-
suit Of the allied successes during the
past month the battle front in France
from Rheims to the North sea has
been reduced In length more than so
miles, Gen. March told the newspa-
per men today in his mid-week con-
ference.
When the Germans began their last
advance the line stretched for 25O
miles; 1t is now less than 200 miles
Gen. March enumerated 80 Amer
lean divisions as having arrived in
France. They are as follows: First,
second. third, fourth, nth, sixth,
twenty-fifth. twenty-seventh twenty
ninth, thirtieth, thirty-second. thirty
third, thirty-hfth. thirty-sixth thirty
seventh. forty-frst. forty-second. sew
enty-sixth, seyenty-seyenth, seventy
eighth, seyenty-ninth. eightyeth.
eighty-frst. eighty-second. eighty
third, eighty-fifth, eighty-ninth, nine
teeth. ninety-irst. ninety-second and
ainety-third.
In answer TO questions. the CHEZ
Of tSaff said that the THIRTY -siXth M
tional guard and niuety-Cth National
army divisions, including many Tex
ans. reached France between July 80
and August IS. and have been in
training. The ninetieth. he said, has
not yet reached the front line.
Tch Twentysixth national guard d.
vision New England which partic.-
01.ed I'm numerous attacks near Cha
III ThiCTry. and which aided in the
u'urc Of the towns Of Corey and BE,
%. was relieved from its position o.
Marine front on July % and is nov
Z Of the lines for recuperaiiOn.
lacking official details OF the Brit.
drive reported in Associate
IS dispatches this morning, Gen
! March declined 70 comment upon
ois new allied strike.
He said, describing the period which
he'd elapsed since his last talk. ti:.'
the allies had continued their atta0'
ln limited fronts and at widely sep
arated points.
On the plains near The Disc the :
led advance has put the line vCu
back OF the I'D l9lGI9l7 line.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
THE INTERMEDIATE
COURT SESSION ON
Prospects of Much Business
Before Judge Vincent
at August Term.

The August session OF lutciu,.a.,
court opened with Judge Vincent on
the bench. There will be no Jury trials
al this session. Cases have been set
Tor well into September. The inlica
tons are that Judge Vincent VIII have
a rather busy session.
In the cause Of Michael Powell vs.
Reason Fox a notice Of motion for
Judgment was dismissed as satisfied
Attorney NJ. Powell was counsel for
the plaintn.
In the cause OF Michael Powell vs..
Harriet AikCns, a motion to Quash the
proceedings were oyerruled and a plea
Of non assumpsit entered and the is.
sued joined. Attorney NJ. Powell rep
resented the plaiutif and Attorney
Harry Shaw for the plainin.
Lawrence Satterfield. q youth OF
Evansville, was heard In juvenile
court on a charge OF being incorriri.
bic. and It was directed that he be
sent 10 the state reform school at
Pruntytown. The court appointed At.
torney Frank Hayden To defend the
lad Satterfield will he taken 10 Prun.
tytown today by Probation Officer Il.
O. MusEroye
Divorce actions 81 Alberta Stevens
vs. Mid Stevens and Jesse Byrl Nor
ris VS.. Josie Morris were heard last
evening in intermediate court. Eyi.
tanCe was taken by Divorce Commits
aioner Hayden. but no DEGREES have
been entered as yet. Both plaintiffs
we're represented by Attorney Ernest
r. Bell.
In the cause OF James F. Hamilton
vs.. Mary A. Hamilton the defendant
appeared and asked for suit money,
attorneys fec and alimony. he de-
'andant was given time 10 file add!
,ional affidavits. Attorney Clay T..
amos Of the legal firm Of Raymond
& Amos, represented the defendant
while Attorney Harry Shaw represent
a the plaintiff.
In intermediate court this morning
Judge Vincent granted an injunction
4 the action OF Edith Bowen VS.. Ray
-. Bowen in which the plaintiff seeks
o secure from the Monongahela Rail.
ny Company certain money. Bowen
is employed by the railroad company
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
COAL CLUB WILL
MEET THIS EVENING
Ten Hundred and Forty
five Coal Cars in the
Region Today.

There are ten hundred and forty
five coal cars in the region today but
the placement is so late that some Of
the mines did not get cars until after
. o'clock. This late placement was
not unexpected however as the Balti.
more and Ohio this week is handling a
big transportation undertaking for the
government and is short Of motive
power
Yesterday 900 cars we're loaded in
the region.
The moving OF the offices Of State
Fuel Administrator J. Walter Barnes
D. The Fairmout Trust company build.
rg was completed this morning and
low Executive Clerk H. H Rose and
supervising Engineer r Z. Right,
uue are very comfortably located.
It is expected that there will be a
GOOD attendance this evening at the
meeting Of the Coal club which will
DE held at the Country club.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
THREE IDMITTED
/ CITIZENSHIP

Outside Of one OF the applicants ior
citizenship having the national capita
.cmoved 10 Charleston for a mOmcn,
md failing TO know that CONGRESSMAN
%eely was the representative OF tni-
district in Congress nothing was stir
ing in Intermediate court this morn.
ing before Judge George A. Vincent
he examination were conducted Oy
G. A. Burnhart. OF Montgomery couu-
~. Pa. connected with the Pittsburgh
naturalization office OF the government
~ conjunction with Judge Vincent.
Three applicants were admitted out.
right, while a fourth Will be given
'Atm il he makes good at the end o;
certain Investigations. TIL new citi-
.Cns are: Matthew Miller Whiteford.
Of Scotland; Frederick Holden Bar
:Cn. a native OF England. both now
living in Fairmont, and Nicola Terico,
native OF Monongah. The fourth
citizenship papers issued conditiUnally
were 10 Giuseppe Berarducci, n native
Of Italy. now living in this city.
The disposition OF the cases before
naturalization Agent Bernhart was as
follows:
Admitted-95S. Nicola Terico. a ma
tive OF Italy. present residence, l07
Pike street, Monongah; 267. Matthew
Miller Whiteford, a native OF Scotland
present residence. 2l2 Highland ave.
nue., city; go. Frederick Holden Bar.
ron. a native OF England, present resi-
dence. 2l7 Albert Court. city. Admit.
ted condtionally-Guiseppe Berarduc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

q. present ne1Ilenco. OOI VifTllIl
avenue. city: 366, SalvhtiTo Greece. .
native OF Italy, present residence,
Highland; 252, Fortunate Clara, q ma.
tive % Italy, present residence, Rives.
VILE; Roman Nike Jendro, a native OF
Poland, present residence. Rivesville:
200, Milo Decarlo, a native OF Italy,
present residence, Fairmont: 2l6, Car.
10 Armato, a native Of Italy. present
residence, Watson; 25l. Eli Kah,il, a
native OF Syria, present residence,
Monongah; 25s, Rooario Leopra, a
native OF Italy. present address, 53l
Market street, Fairmont Dismissed
1871 Eli Joseph, a native OF Syria,
Warrington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
SOME ENQUIRIES.


he taken M with headquarters. a
third case was that OF a young won.
an who had not reached the required
age, which is eighteen years, but who
i7 very anxious for the training. This
case viii also bs taken up with head.
quarters.
For this week the enlistment Oificol
~ Rcd Cross headquarters IN the CT
building will be opened from 2 10
each afternoon with a member OF the
committee in charge
Unless Cn'istments come IN much
faster than they have so far tll1 eOuh.
~ will fan short Of its share % this
work II has been assumed ~ many
Young women who have considered the
training course that the need for
nurses would probably be at an end
before they had completed their train
ing but Il has been stated that the
need for war nurses IN this COUNT
will continue for several years al
the war is at an end and IL Is % NJ
this call that the student classes "
being maintained.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
HELD FOR CAR ROBBERY.

Homer Woods, charged with enter
Ing freight cars while they were IN
Interstate shiptent at Wheeling, has
given bond before United States
Commissioner George +. Boyd, JF., at
Wheeling. 90 await the action OF the'
federal grand jury at Martinsburg
United States Deputy Marshal Short,
OF Wheeling. served the warrant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Moving 70 New Property-Mr and
MR. Minor Durham are moving this
week from Chicago street 20 prop
.rfv they recently purchased on Wal
rut avenue. between Fifth and Sixth
.reet M and Mrs Durham have
old the property which they are now
gaCatiug.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

a dangerous point, Lee sWisher. presi
dent OF the county court, told what
vexing problems the county court has
in the way Of securing help on the
road. Under the law they are allowed
70 paw but $3.50 a day. Most Of the
work Is done In the country by ap-
pealing TO the farmers direct 70 r.
pair the roads because OF the direct
benefit they themselves gain by good
roads
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
Home Eror VIsIt-Nrs M

Home From visit-Mrs Max Moore
has returned from Clarksburg, where
She had spent several days with Mr.
Moore. who is located there Her
daughter. Miss Louise Moore, who ac.
companied her there. went on 10
salem. where she is the guest OF
relatives
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
All Men Fl
Since June 5
To Register

All male persons who have
reached their twenty.frst birthday
since June 8, 1918. and on or be-
fore August -. 1918. must regis
ter on August "a. 1918. The Fair
mont draft board has designated
Watson building. as the place for
registering In Fairmont.
Marion county board No. 2 has
designated draft headquarters IN
Warrington as the place for regis.
tration.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

ing. The men we're drivin 90 car and
in attempting TO get away from the
Watson hotel where a number Of taXis
park, they ran into a fruit stand op-
posite the Watson hotel and did slight
damage 10 the stand Upon the testi-
moay given by the two men that they
were unable 10 turn the car in time
70 prevent II from running into the
stand AMI upon their agreeing 20 pay
the damages, the charges we're dis
missed By Mayor Bowen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
HEADACHE
Stop Il with


Olala goes right down 10 the cause
Of your misery-cleans out your
stomach and bowels: puts new NE
into your kidneys and liver; strength.
ems your nerves and purihes your
blood.
Headache. Biliousness, Conslipa-
ton, Rheumatism. Lumbag0 and
Neuralgia are very quickly driven
out OF your system by this powerful
renovating tonic maze from Roots.
Herbs and Banks.
30 Olala Tablets % cents q deal
ers and Our Positive GUARANTEES n
printed on every package.
Chief Medicine Co. Marietta, o.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Cus Uut the picture on all four SID
Then carefully fold dotted line IT'S
entire length. Then dotted line ? and
90 on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn over
and you'll find a surprising result
Save the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
DEPARTMENT AGENT HERE.

VI z. X Hoarne, local agent Of the
department. q justice with headquaF.
t"rs az Wheeling, visited the office
~ United states Marshall c. z. Smith
today lie incidentally went 10
LLlrLhnrg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
GILL HAD TOO MANY elLLs.

Slightly confused in his measure
ments so that quarts we're substituted
for gills. NJ. r. Gill. OF Clarksburg, was
arrested for having rs pints or 70 gllls
OF old rye in his possession. He was
arrested by United States Deputy
Marshal Charles o. Cook and Is being
held by the federal authorities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
Held Tor Carrying Whiskey-Uni'et

Held for Carrying Whiskey-Uni'ed
States C0mu'eslo0or Kirby yesterday
heard Harry McCh-ucy, OF Downs. OF
charge Of violating the Reed amend
ment by bringing whisEcy into TIE
state. Il is alleged ne brought si-
quarts OF whiskey from Bridgeport. o..
TO Br0omGeli. this county Comm
.ilncr Kirby held McNhcncy for the
action o. the nest grand jury, Va. T"
will NEE, in Ngr.asbugg noXt moa.l
IN dcfdu', OF Bal. De was commiliN
90 the county Jail
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
WAR SCHOOL CLASSES.

A. the Y. NJ c. 4. the war radio
school will meet at 1880 o'clock. The
auto repair school will meet at the
same time at the Standard Garage
storage rooms.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Odd Fellows hail - Palatne Lodge.
|. o. o. F.
Skinner building Golden Links
Willard Marion Review. Won.
ans Benefit Association. Maccabepe
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

ocCSs R,e5-Ced Tresc drolS have
en rcc.risi 10y 4 G NeJr. county
err: Bea'v Ea,' qmp~t Cc.npan,
0 M1l'e Catherine NcIyaac. lot Is
raH1view ad'fm. N?nuuct9n dis
let. $50; trC Zoos g. P.ilt.ne Lea ,
:. Indep2n'sut Or;cr OF Oh F..
)T1 a. f. Maud ~ l.ge. ono half OF
4. + rex 81. re C-.ya ,.m, evy
EAR Fa'rm1nt, So. J.. &c Pearl NJ
rs 10 IL. l.. Cr.m. Let 4. block &
gorge J.. FucIco addition. known a.
rooas,le. city o, Mlnumg,ol. 81.
Jessie Pearl M7stcgs ct VIZ TO II. l.
rim, p2gce, Of real estate in tie
i5o.se /. Fugbce addition. LnsUa a,
lrookS.ce, city o. Mann.n-t.r. 81.
!aTy J. Morris Ct al - J. Minor bun
am. lot 6, beck p. Fairnout De
GcPmeAt Comp2ny'S addition. civ.
1900; c. Werner Jol,ilie to &. Aiico
un5aker. Elizabeth Harris and Dcssi,
lesion. One.iour;h each OF a tract OF
66 acres in Paw Paw district inter
mediate court oartiiou); b. =. Han -
X to John Sanly. lot OF q squar,
leres In SnCdE---s addition. civ o.
Warrington, 81; John II. D,n!son ami
William 7. RayCnscrcft. trustees 4,
EliSaOeth Ellen Hair. lot -. Fourth
ward. formerly Second ward. civ.
$4,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
Coal Notes.

. G.. n. Kimmcl, Of the district repre-.
uutatiye's office Of the Fuel admins.
..at.uu. is az Grafton today attending
the funeral of Cecil Powell, relative
ID. Mrs. Kimmel, who was killed in the
recent wreck
George T. Watson, vice president O.
. tie Consolidation, is back In Fairmont
4. Brooks Fleming assistant genera.
manager Of operations. has returned
from trip east in which he was
.arlclv occupied with his new work a.
Director Of Production. +. & Lyon
sin kentucky this week. c. { Shinn,
chief clerk % J W. Tarleton, Is at his
desk this week again after spending
q week in Baltimore.
New Order for Wagon Mines.
The district representative office
lf the Fuel administration at FAN
uont will exercise complete super.
son over The distribution OF coal
shipped hy wagon mines and an ordo
went mo eIcc, today which provide
tina, all wagon mines on the BALI
more and Ohio. West Virginia NOrtl
a~n ard N0.gau.Jwn and Kingw3C.
railroads cons cn all loldings 10 Uni.
ted states Fuel administration, a;
. Key er Scales. for rebilling. just as
11n as the proper arrangements can
be effected the wagon mines on the
Vurunralela, Coal and Coke aud
Western Maryland will be governed by
he same regulations. The shippers on
he roads affected at this time are re.
quircd 10 furnish the district repre-
sentative at Fairmont with the initials
and numbers OF cars. the grade Of III"
coal. from what seam IL is mined, AMI
20 cllsigrce aud destination desired
vodiat.,y after this coal is weigh.
Q aud billed by the railroad the oper-
..ar will be advised where 1t was
.cnt.
with the Mine Workers.
c =. Kenucy. president Of the Uni
.-l Mine WORKERS. OF District No Il.
which includes this coal field. Fred
Mooney. the secretary. and W N. Rog
crs. president Of the West Virginia
Federation Of Labor. are at Washing
ton for the con 'erence Of labor Off
Gals regarding the proposed increase
N wages for mine workers 10 cover
.he bonus grl;uitiously offered ny
many operators.
There was a big meeting NJ organ
lied coal miners Of Pinnickinnck at a
hall corner Of Elk and Main streets in
Clarksburg Tuesday night at which
the principal speakers were Sam Bal
, leutyne, OF the international board
who is now located at Fairmont' and
Isaac Scott, auditor for the seven.
teenth district. also located in north.
ern West Virginia.
There will he several important
meetings Of mine workers next sun.
day. Mother" Jones will address a
meeting at the opera house in Shinrs.
ton. and meetings will be held at both
| Downs and Idamay. There is an ef.
fort to get n meeting at Hoard also
for next Sunday but it is doubtful il
speaker can be provided There
will be a meeting at Enterprise Fri.
day night at which David Fowler will
be the principal card.
J. y. Scott, general superintendent.
Of the Baltimore and Ohio for the
West Virginia district, has been max.
ing his headquarters in Grafton for
the last few days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
LATE WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Pleassnt furnished room
Apply 800 Quincy stree. S-2l.3t-4Sl2
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
EVENTS TONIGHT

minimum. 81: prec pita'ion, none.
River 14.4 feet falling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
Loeal Readings,

:. p. Hat, %.
Temperature no
y d M today -.
Yesterdays wealth
e.. Gear; tempera
ture. maximum, - ,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Improving Road-Workmen are or
the Job this week widening the paved
thoroushfare at the top OF the crema.
tory hill along the BarTackville road.
For some time the bricks lay In the
road because the county court wds
unable TO secure any workmen 10 &c
ahead with the Job. This eliminates
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

MotoFed 10 clty-Mr. and Mrs. 2.
2. Robertson, OF Wheeling formerly
Of this city, motored here this morn.
ing and will spend several days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Work slac.--5 H-rj-Jame7 De-
cat wa Gn"d 81 ana costs were Hl
posed bv justice Conway ON char.
.. viola. ing the 5GkaUr law. TIE &c .
dav ail sentence waS suspended ~.
the provision that Do'eGatu went l"
work. Tic same justice L'ii ia.
sell Rraunon on q CHARGE OF Tie san
nature. lie wa, fined 81 and cost, arn
vas remdnael 10 jill pending his iu'
n.shing OF a $50 bold {, uIc 5
.o.ng to worS. Constable M.Cnta,
made both arrc-t,.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

On Traffic Case-Lady Doab and
Ham PricKett appeared in police cour
this morning 10 answer charges pre-
ferred against them for reckless driv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

BaptiSmal Service - The Free
Methodist church will hold a slptis-
nal service at the wharf Thursday.
August %. at : o'clock Rev Rob
ert W. Weston will conduct tho SER
vice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
THE WEATHER.

" t~I \ D. EllIta
Generally fair %
gat and Thur
ay. not much
1ange in teupera
.urc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

state License MONEY!. C. Martin,
county clerk. will send TO the state
the sum Of $3Sl.ls for state licenses
Of various sorts. this covering those
lsued during July Deputy County
Clerk Phillips computed the report 70.
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Serious Charge GroucH'-Bc'orc
Justice Musaroyc French NI.cr. has
been charged with adultery. lie ha-
been released on bend pending trla,
~ later date.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Coal lease-At the office Of the
county clerk a contract has be IN filed
rom Charles F. Ice - ~. \. G. Ice ct
AK. Fred J. Ice. O. IT,. -. /. Ice G, ux.
and Mary Lands ct viz. toll. C.. Minor.
which conveys two tracts OF Scwicklev
coal land along Buffalo creek in Fair.
mont district, containing So acres and
So poles and 2Si4 acres. respectively.
Eight cents ton run Of mine coal +.
the royalty allowed the people OF the
drst part The lease covers 4 fftv
year period beginning August l. 1918.
Tobacco lleenses-These tobacco
licenses have been issued by 4 G..
Martin, county clerk: Marion Supply
Company. Bingamon: Cash and Carry
store, Bellview.
Pool lleenSe-A. c. Martin. county
clerk, has issued a pool license TO
Howard 4. Pople. Of Fairmont. The
license provides for two pool tables.
Explosive LleenseS-These high OK.
ploSlVe licenses nave been issued by
A. q. Martin. county clerk: Pur.
chasers-J. A. Clelland, Hammond;
Alex. McMullen. Pennington (miniug
own eOaO: vendors-C. o. Reed. 2l9
Marvel street, city. To date 37s H..
censeS have been issued.
state License Money! C. Martin
county clerk. will send 10 the state
fho Gnun NJ S3Sl.ls for state licenses
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

New Fireman. John RadclT. a
former employe Of the Standard oil
company, ha saccctped a position in
the city fire department and BEGAN
his duties on Monday morning at the
Central station.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21

Here on Visit - Mrs II b Raiuey
and children. Boneia and Burton. OF
WluChuia, Florida, are guests at the
home Oh the formers aunt. Mrs. Sim
Bright. at Bell Run. Mrs. Eaineys
mother. Mrs. George McClain, also Of
WluChula, has been a guest at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Bright for
several months Mrs. Rainey was be.
fore her marriage Miss Marie Jones,
and resided here with her parents, the
family moving to Florida about five
years ago.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-19

despre sumele incurse de La mem
bril- noui inserisi 81 donatiuni
pcntru L1ga Nationala Romina.
Petra Horsea $3.50; loan Bo-
dogaean $53; loan Borgovan IS !;
loan Buzdugan Tesila $50; Nj
colae Mihail So; Vasile Conan
s.; Dumitru Motoc 50; Lazar
Dadu SO; Stefan Mia SO; Geor-
ge Dina %; loan Istu So; Ale
csc Morariu ~; Vasile C. Hen
tes 81; Silvestrn Padean 81; Ia
charie Oprea So; Michail Fcre-
zan 49,; Petrn .Felegean $52; Te-
6fil SAW $3; Victor Banda $50
loan Mica $27 loan Pasen - ;
Avram Angel 81; Nicolae g.
Tescnla S.; George d. Rizescu
|$7; zacharie Tescula S.; Geor-
gr Batdea 80; Nicolae Ursu 81
sofia Galina IS; Ioan Guiman
S.; loan Rush $27 George TEN
IpeA $2; Michaila Craciun $25
HE Barbu 80; Teofil Serbian
$52; vasile Y. Luca $5; Petrn
Morariu ~; vasile Mica $5;
Nicolae Mateas &5; Ioan San.
.dru 81; 1oap Bal vi; loan
Rada 417; Io6n Neasu $5; 81.
Anion BGldea ~ Pctru vAtdian
| 45; iIle Hadufescn t25; IoGn
EsinA !. .$3 sfmiot fopescn $SI