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into his leg or not, leaving nothing

into his leg or not, leaving nothing
for him to do except to wait and
see whether he would die or not.
Following this account of his ex-
perience in the Haskell woods, the
company talked owe -~other snake
history, including habits Of the hoop
snake and others. Col. Roche in
formed the company of the time
when the hoop snake made a roll
at a mar standing by a tree in Nc
Millan's pasture, and of, the man
jumping aside causing the snake to
drive it's tail into the tree, and of
the tree dying before shutdown, and
of other snake happenings immedi-
ately following the Revolution.
But Colonel Sondley had not fin
ished. He had a snake story to tell
that happened to him and Will Hall
when he was trimming the fig bush,
at which time as he told it a big
snake rolled itself around his ankle
several times and then locked up at
him and winked its eye.
He also told of a cousin of his
who caught all kinds of bad snakes
and made pets Of them, ' and other
snake stories. In fact John Lyon
McMurray said that it seemed to
him that Colonel sond1ey had "seen
more snakes" than all the other
gentlemen gathered together for
the evening.
Finally the conversation having
switched from snakes to cooterss we
were forced to leave as we were al
rady out late enough for elder Nc
Murray to be called upon to give
an account of himself. We left Col.
Sondley on the floor discussing the
habits of cooters on his goat farm
below town, and it seemed to US
from the way he was laying it down
that he had just begun to talk.
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THE cANTEEN SERVICE.

On last Thursday, the ladies OF
the A. R. C. Canteen Service were
called to serve troop trains. passing
through here. The following LADIES
were on duty for that day: Mrs.
J. C. Ellis, Captain; Miss Maggie
Brooks, Second Lieutenant; Mrs.
W. E johnson, Mrs. F. B. Gary,
Mrs. Moffatt Plaxco, Mrs. Gus Lee,
Miss Mary Smith and Miss Louise
Brown, Privates.
Miss Mary Hill, Miss Leila Link
Miss Mary Aiken and Mrs. VIII
Harris, Motor Service.
The soldiers were given post
cards., magazines, matches, chewing
gum, and flowers, and all were
pleased with the attention. Stamps
were sold to them, and quite a num-
Der of cards were written while
waiting, and mailed with letters and
papers by the committee.
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on you.

OH you.
AS for your boy, Sun, l know
your boarders stand a fine chance
of getting their moneys worth with
your boy and his father at the ia
BILE. As for inquiring anything
about him the only inquiry l rem
ember to have made about him was
when I asked you last summer when
you and he thought you would 60
back South, and not getting any
satisfactory reply to that question,
I feel sure that there must be some
mistake about any further inquiry
on my part. g"
The furniture dealers up here
are getting a little uneasy about
themselves. I suppose you have
seen that the government is about
to dispense with all improbable
servants. The gamblers must go,
and 50 must the ~bar-tenders, the
idlers and all men engaged in bust
ness which is not worth much to
the country ard not much of that.
AS we were coming from the Wed
nesday nights prayermeeting my
neighbor, brother Jones, said that
he would not be surprised at any
time to see all clap-trap business
like automobile sellers, lawyers, fur
| niture dealers, fortune tellers and
book-agents closed up and put into
some kind of profitable employment
Now I think if I were you
would get a farm started and say
that you are in the furniture bust
ness as a sideline and that you
are a horny handed son of toll. II
will not be pleasant work this sum
mer digging bitches in France with
a gun shooting around you every
fifteen or sixteen seconds, and &
word to the wise should be suffici
ent. At any rate it would be
oood idea to put the furniture bust
ness in your wife's name, and you
be a clerk.
I see that uncle Jim has been GU
in Tennessee speaking for goot
roads again. 1 saw a fellow tn
other day who attended the meet
ing and he said he did not under
stand why uncle Jim paid his wa
. out to Tennessee for the purpos
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of letting them hear what he had
to say because ne spoke so loud ne
might have stood on the top of his
barn and they could have heard
him Just as we'll. He also said he
didn't see why Mayor Mars paid
fare on the train as he walked all
the way from Abbevi:le to Chat
tanooga going from n coach to
the other and, introducing himself
to the people. That is what makes
some people poor all the time.
spending money when there is no
need for it. .....
We are leaving home as we mail
this letter, and will notify you
when we return if it is too cool
for you to come up
Your cousin,
Percy.
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"The most richly endowed soprano in Am
erica" is what. the critics call Miss Henpel
of the Metropolitan Opera. A true artist,
her ambition to have her voice preserved in;
all it's splendor outweighed all other consid-
e~rations. She has Joined the Edison group
of stars. Henceforth she will sing for the
only instrument which can Re-Create her
superb voice.
Miss Hempel heard Re-Creations Of other
great artists; noted their superiority to any,
thing she'd ever heard before and decided.
to investigate. She went, to the Edison lab
oratories; made a Recreation; then sub
mitted it to the searching trial of the tone
test. She herself sang in direct comparison.
with the instrument. If you've ever heard,
her voice on talking machines you can con-,
ceive her joy in hearing it Reiterated with
such fidelity and perfection that no human
ear could distinguish artist from instrument.
1t was enough. There and then she resolved
that henceforth the instrument for her
voice was y
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u. S. TO BUILD
PICRIc ACID PLANT

-H
Washington, May 24.-Two pic
rio acid plants, the first Govern
ment controlled plants to be estab-
lished in this country, are to be
constructed at Little Rock, Ark, and
Brunswick, Ca, the War Depart
ment announced this afternoon. The
Little Rock plant will cost about
$4,000 900.
The larger plant at Brunswick
will be constructed by the Butter
wo~rth-Judson Company, OF new
York. at a cost of nearly $1,000
600. :
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COUSIN PERCY WRITES
COUSIN DAVIS

Dear Cousin-,I have received
your letter pertaining to your wide
expanse of business. I hope it will
not prove a great Desert of Sahara
in the wind up. I have heard the
old people around Abbeville say
that Mr.. Jacob Miller in his day
issued a wise saying to the effect
that almost any man could run a
! sail-boat about the shore, but when
a man puts to sea, it were well if
he were a mariner. Now, de- not get
panicy when I tell you that a dream
ed I saw you in the middle of the
big blue ocean sailing round and
round and shouting at the top of
your voice for a sight of old Blue
Hill.
There is another matter about
which I think you had better seek
legal advice. You know there is a
law in this country known as the
Sherman law. Under it a man who
combines too many branches of a
business creates a monopoly and
may be indicted for running a Trust.
You have heard I suppose, before
the war, of the trust-buster. Well,
do not be surprised when I tell you
that the combination of the Edison
talking machine and Of y6ur own
gives the firm Of Kerr & Edison a
majority holding of all the talking
machines in the country, and you
may be indicted at any minute, un-
less you are willing, at least, to
quit talking (and snoring too) in
your sleep. Please give this matter
your ~prayerful consideration. Now
if you were as quiet all the time as
YOU are at home when Mrs. Kerr is
present, you might get through,
but it seems to me after hearing
YOUR line of talk down town and
! after listening to the Edison that
something may be doing in the
trust-busting line pretty o
I did not hear what you said
about coming up this summer. On
that subject I am as deaf as you
were the time I passed my plate
back for another helping >of the
white meat of the turkey and you
filled me up with rice and gravy.
Brother Austin would like to do
something for you, but he says the
hotel man where he was boarding
when you were up here and where
he still is, says that you talked too
much to the walters when you were
here, and that you worried the cook
too much about wanting to carry
in stove-wood so you could see what
they were going to have for dinner
Then again he says that hotel reg
| listers cost money O. on account
of the high-price of paper and il
5 YOU do come up and bring you1
) family, and want to register the
= whole family every day, you mus
| bring your own register, as he il
e not going to waste any more pape:
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1 CENT MILE is FARE
FIXED FOR SOLDIERS

Washington, May 24.-The rate
of a cent a mile for soldiers for the
duration of the war has been estab-
lished by the railway administration
it was announced late this after
noon. The action was taken, it was
said. as a result of thousands OF
appeals from all sections of the
country.
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FREE SCHOLARSHIP.

Two four-year scholarships in
Clemson College are reported va
can't in Abbeville county. Examina
tons will be held July IL. A schol
arship student may receive aid from
United States government: The de
mand for college trained men i
greater than the supply.
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ia WOUNDED U. S.
e. SOLDIERS GET HOME

Washington, May 24.-The ar
rival in this country of ia Ameri-
can wounded was announced by Sur
geon General Gorgas today. Eight
were landed the week of May 10.
and LOG the week of May II: They
have been distributed at various
points for reconstruction.
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GENERAL SESSIONS COURT
FOR JUNE CALLED OFF

All Grand Jurors and others haV-
ing business in the Court of Cen
eral Sessions for Abbeville County.
are notified that there will be nc
Court held in June. Only Equity
business will be transacted.
J. L. PERRIN,
oA-o+ Fri Clerk.
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The New Edison
1.-THE Phomograph With a Sou"

So now you can hear Frieda Hem
pei. Not a mere imitation on a talking
machine but Miss Hempel herself
Call at our store and hear the Be
Creations listed on this page.
Edison Re-Creations should not be
played and cannot be played proper
ly on any other instrument. If they
could be, the manufacturers who seekl
to profit by Mr.. Edison's research.
work would be able to make tone test
comparisons, such as we have made,
with the New Edison before two mil
lion music lovers.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

Pc aceasta Gale adncem la Gu.
nostinta tutnror surorilor Socic.
tati, Cluburi 81 parochii, precum
81 tuturor fratilor Romini din
loc 81 jur, ca pe 1 Sept. Societ
,,Steaua Romina din Indiana.
p61is, Ind; Isl va sarba sfintirea
drapelelor sale moi. Tot Gu acea
sta ocazinne va fl 81 jnbileul dc
l3 de la infiintarea Socictatii
nOastre.
Dcci prin accasta, sunt rugatt
calduros toatc onoratcle organi
zatiuni din partea Societatii
noastrc a ne da tot sprijinul ma
terial 81 moral 81 sd bine voiasci
a nu -aranja alta festivitate pt
ziua sus numitG.
Programul Sc va pnblica Ia
timpul sau.
In numelc Secietatii ,,Steaus
Romina" din indianapolis, Ind.
Prezidiul.
(53 & So & 81
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G. Nv O G. A. RE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Drapeful Romin'' din
Struthers, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la adu.
narea generala, care va avea loc
Dnmineca, IA Iulie 1913, la orele
8 dimineata, in hala din 25 Ii
berty Street. Struthers, Ohio.
La aceasta adnnAre isi va da
vechiul prezidiu .darea de seama
pc 6 ltlni trecute noului prezidiu,
care va incepe GU data de Ii M-
lie a functiona. Tot la aceasta a.
dllnare va Fl 81 raportnl delega-
tului v. v. Greavu de la aduna-
rea generala a Uniunii S. r. A.,
care s'a tinut in Youngstown, o.
Deci pc aceasta Gale snnt ru-
gait toti fratii membrii a fl pre-
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G o v q . n r E.

Socictatca romina de a.jutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio, consoaca pc, toti
membrii sal a lua parte la sedin-
ia generala extra ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Duniincca, II Iulie
1918. la orele 1.3Otp. M, in hala
fratelui p. Chinna din 1856 Jack.
son Street.
Tot odata sunt rugati acei
frati rom7ni care doresc dcveni
mcmbrii al societatii noastre spre
binele propriu 81 inaintarca nea-
mului nostru rominesc sd Sc pre-
zintc la accasta adunare, unde cu
drag vor Fl primiti in mijlocul
nOstru. *
la ordinca zilci vor Fl urmatoa-
rclc:
L. Dcschidcrea sedintei.
9. Cetirea listei functionarilor
3. Cetirea listei membrilor.
4. Cetirea procesului verbal.
5. Admiterea membrilor GU cart
dc transfer. >
|, 6. Inscrierea de fgembrii moi.
I Z. Platirea taxelor.
/ 8. Raportnl comitetului de boil
navi.
: 8. Cetirea correspondence.
I 10 Darea in primire la noii
functionari.
] II. Raportul delegatului care a
lnat parte la adunarea U. S. r. A.
/ 12. Alegerea unui secretar fl
nanciar.
Ii. Propuneri 81 desbateri. Ho-
tarIrea halei pc viitor.
IA. fnchiderca scdintei.
Fiecare mcmbru apartinator a.
'cestei Societati este rngat ca sd
ia parte la aceast& seainta, la caz
contfar absentee fara motive sa
vor pedepsi conform statutelor,
articolul H., litere h).
/. In nnmele Societati ,,Dacia
'Traiana'S din Newark, Ohio:
!. I. China, preyedinte.
3 s. Halalaiu, secretar.
B (55-5
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PENTRU PAINE.
De; II. SIENKIEWICZ.
(Urmare)
N U v E I 4.

Gel dol nefcriciti naufraeia-
ii, in neputinta de mai tine piept,
vad lumina devenind tot mai slaba
81 impreuna Gu lumina Sc departa
81 nadejdea de scapare. Deodata Blu
ia Sc fnclestcaza i'm ramurile u
nui copac gros afundat in apa pima
aproape de yfrf 81 Sc opri. In ade-
var, ca plrtea de as,1pra luncii. Or
lik 81 Marsha strigau desnadaMui-
Il cerind ajutor, dar vajinuDvaluri-
lor le astupa glasnl. Atunci Orlik
apuca carabina: Gel putin vor an
ii bufnitura 81 vor vedea focul ex-
clama el 81 fntinde bratul dealungul
armei in aerul ir1tunecat. Zadarni-
Cd nadeide Iarba ndata, nu ia foc. !;
bufnitura mn se aude
Sdrobit, IA prada desnadejdii,
0rlik cade erS1nad& ~ be Pli1ta y
rxnase citaya yrerse u lipsh de
ntiTL Ofice ~ de ssap1re era
q Y iatearss spre ~
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! u.

! Toti membrA societatii ,,Cuza
Voda" din Nj illon Ohio, sunt
rugati a-si acliA taxa de imprgi.
nut de $25 pil n siia de Il
Tulie 1918. Coh1biunea pentru e.
7dificarea halei Va Fl in fiecare
seara Ia hala din 10 10 Iulie' de
la orele 8--i0'ps n.
Speram ca fiscares frate mem.
bru apartinator Socist&tii noas.
tire Isl va 'implini datorinta, pen.
tru ca comisiunea 81 Sc ppat& q.
puca de lucru.
I'm numele Societ6tii ,,Cusa vo.
da" din Massillod1, Ohio:
l. M. Dor1oean, presedinte
/, vasile comanita, secretar
(55-60)
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= Marsha !. :. zise ell, 81 en- ac.
ccntul Gu care fu rostit acest n,nne
era 0 tinerete nemargihita.
- Marsha, orr ce alta fata mia.
81 ii luat ell sila, asi fl dus-o in pa.
dure. Gu tine n am cutezat, pen
trn ca nu pot sa-ti fac rau, de oa-
recc te iubesc prea multi si-mi esti
mai scumpa de cit viata. Ca un lup
alergam fara ragaz prin paduri 81
lunci bagind groaza N oameni. Oar
tn teal arafat 81 mi-ai insuflat res
pect; in fata ia tremur cum tremu-
ra un copil. Mai dat poate sa bean
vreo bantura vrajita. tn nn poti
sa-mi dai iubirea ia 81 eu nu vreau
sa te silesc eli fsrta sd fiji a mea. :.
mai bfne moartea Asculta Marsha
Poate Dumnezeu fngadue, sa te mai
soap inca odata daea reusesc, vel
ii libera, iii jnr. Oar daca dinpo-
trivia NOR, oh, roaga-te pentru odib-
ma sufletuIui mell 81 intro ri cinl
iii va zimbi fericirea, trimete o la
crima amintirii mele. Iarta-nla daca
team facut sasuferi vreodata. Gin
dindu-nla Ia tine imi vine pItere.
@, MARSHA, Marsha mea, singura
Inea avere yiatA inea; soarele meu!
Inainte fBsa ca corila nj Chi
eeass8 hotarfrea. Orlik se arhns6
ii ap6. Matisa seoase III tipat desI
sFak Oseiipa pAtd * zsriase6 pe
!easult vsIufiler espului u brste-
H tinSrhlni ee TIN deacslrmexis eur
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de atentia ce Use da, mai bine
Use facea ran deceit sa re-
fuzc. 81 in adevar sa ingraSa, ~
nifOama devcnise cam strimta
pentrn cl. Accasta il bncnra foar-
tie multi pc st. AntmiH, care III
cea: Tu sti pentru porcul meu.
trcbuc sd fac nm alt cotet."
Eli, ori cum, devenisera <cci
mai bun pficteni din hume, $
cind batrmnl trebuia sd mearga
in afacerile sale prin vccinatatc
prusiacul mergea GU Ell, din sim
pla placere ca sd fie impreuna.
Timpul era foarte aspr,l, inghe-
tase virtos. Iarna teribila din a.
nul 1870 sd parea ca 81 ia vrea sa
chinuiasca pc biata Franta.
BatrInul Antoniu, ce sa impro-
VIA cind ii da nina, 81 lua avan-
tajul la fiecare oportunitate, va
z1nd ca la primavara pamintnl
trcbuc bine gunoit, a cumparat
dc la un vecin ce era alipsit de
bani tot Sgunoiul ce-T avea, 81 sa
intelcsera ca in ficcare seara An
toniu sa duca o incarcatura.
Asa ca in fiecare seara pleca
spre farma de la Haules, la dis
tanta de 0 jumatate leghe, insotit
de ,,porcul'' sau. ST intotdeauna
era cite o festivitate, nutrindu-si
animalul. Toti vecinii veneM aci
ca 81 cum ar merge la biserica in
zilcle Duminecei.
Insa soldatul a inceput sd devi-
ma banuitor, de cite orr ii auzia
rizInd prea tare, intorcea ochii,
in care une orr licalea raza de
mimic.
In seara dltpa ce mincat
att cit ii era destul rcfuzat
portia cc Use mai dadusc, ridi-
cindu-se sd paraseasca masa. 1nsa
st. Antoniu la oprit, punindu-i
miinile pc lunar la asezat pc
scaun ell Alta putere, incit a tur-
tit scaunul sub ell.
(Va urma).
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SCHIMBARE DE ADRESA.

| Societatea romina de ajutor 81
clltura ,,Dimbovitas' din Spa.
rows Point, M. d., prin aceasta
aduce la cunostinta tuturor so.
cietatilor din Uniune> 81 celor din
Liga, precum 81 acelora care al
avea de coresponda cu moi ca
adresa Societatii noastre dim.
bovita'' care a fost: Post Box
95, de All inainte numai exista
find schimbata la Post Box No
20 Highlantaur n. Baltimore
M. d.
\ In numele Societatii ,,Dimbo.
vita":
Petru vijiea, seotetast financiar
N $. Bugner, seetstar scripturist
[ (56-59)
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G o N v O G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ~. R. Ard. 81 Trans
din Alliance, Ohio, convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a Ma parte la
adunarea generala lunara, care
va avea loc Dumineca, IA Iulie
1918, la orele $50 a. M, in hala
fratilor Capatina & Chiperiu.
La ordinea zilei. intre alte pune
te mai insemnate va Fl 81 rapor-
tul delegatilore carl an reprezen-
tat Societatea noastra la aduna-
rca generala a Uniunei S. r. A.
din anul acesta, care sd tinut in
Youngstown, O., 81 constituirea
comitetului de bolnavi. Tot la Sc
dinta aceasta sc va decide 'daca
sedintele viitoare sc vNr convo-
ca inainte de amiazi sau fdupa
amiazi.
Pentru ca fratii membrii> sa
poata avea mai de timpuriu GU
nostinta de .deciziunile ce-i inte-
reseaza mai de aproape deci-
ziuni abuse de adunarea generala
a Uniunii S. r. A., sunt rugati
Gu staruinta l,ra parte la aceas-
|ta adunare.
Fratii functionari sunt strict
deobligati a 1ua parte la aceasta
sedinta. Absentele nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele Societatii ~. r.
Ard. 81 Trans" din Alliance, O.:
G. N. Popa, presedinte.
V. v. Tatar, secretar prim.
(56-57.
H<A<b<9l<a
CoNeo oLIDATED REALTY CO.,
341 e. Main Street, Alliance, O.
Real Sstate 81 Asigurari diferite.
Adresati-va la moi.
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A v / z.

Societatea rornIna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Furnicas.' din Toledo, O.
hio, roaga pc toti fratii membrii
a lua la cunostinta ca in ziua de
IL Iunie 1913 am 'avut sedinta 81
s'a ales din partea Societatii noa-
sire ca reprezentant pentru foaM
America. Deci fieeare frate
membru care nu primeste ziarul
sunt rugati a Sc instiinta la d-nul
George Pricojan.
In numele Societatii ,,Furhicas'
din Toledo, Ohio: y
lie voiua, presedinte.
George Schiopu, secretar script.
(56--58)
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,usura soarta acclei copile nefericite
81 suferinde,' GU fata alba ca ceara,
Gu ochii mari albastri, Gu parul dc
|anr, care semamna mai multi ell q
umbra de cit cn o faptura in care
|sufla viata
Pretntindcni ca gasise tot lumc
bnna pc drum nnmai s6apta fusese
|crgda cut ca! Sirmana 81 umilita
floricica de Gimp, pc care vintnri
releo aru,Aasera in pamfnt strein,
&c sa mai ramina in aceasta tara
|nnde indurase attn
/ Nh, locul sau era peste mare, colo
Ia Lipinsk, II retrasul sat polonez,
cu colibele sale cu: acoperisuri de
paie, ca biserieuta 81 GU prietenii
cuhOScuti ~.
\ Ajaanse IN sfirsit la New York.
in Water Street. Aici Ia bunul ei
compatriot, ID batranul donlil care
q ajutase odiniara, voia - cesra
ajntbr.
Mina-i trenuratosre atinse b,ls
tenal sonerierei IN & setyitor se
'arsta II prss. 4
Estt sess5 aiiats
nsse sse M sssse \
!!
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9 o M " o G. A r. 4.

Secictatca rom1na de ajntor 81
cultalra ,,Pmgarul Romin" din
Youngstown, Ohio, convoaca pc
foti membrii1 sal n lua parte la
adunal.ca generala lnnara. care
Sc. va tinea Dnmineca, IA lulic
1918, la orclc l dilpa amiazi in
hala Socictatii din 645 Poland
Ave, Gu urmatorul program:
I l. Dcschiderca sedintei prin
prescdmtele Societatii.
2. Cetirea .listei f,lnctionarilor
81 membril6r Societatii de catre
secretarnl Societatii.
3. Cctirea procesului verbal de
la sedinta trccnta dc comitet.
A. Admitcrea mcmbrilor moi 81
cu 'drept de transfer.
). Platirea cotclor lnnare ca
ire secretar in liniste.
6. Darea de scama casierului
G. Oprca dcsprc adunarca UNIT
nil s. r. A.
Z. Darea de, seama din partca
controlorilor G.. Bogdan 81 Leon
Socia despre mersul Societatii.
s. Darea de seama Gu lucrarca
halei din partea d-lui G.. Stroia.
9. Raportul delegation dc la
adunarea Uniunii S. RI A.
10. Raportul controlorilor dc.
bolnavi.
II. Platirea bcneficmlui.
IL. Cetirca correspondence.
13. fntrcgirca comitetului.
IA. Propuneri 81 interpclari.
Is. Tnchiderea sedintci.
Avind in vedere onorati mem
bril- Cd hala find rentata pc sara
de IA Iulie, ar Fl bine ca sd OBJ
serve fic care, 81 sa Sc prezintc la
ora ! dupa amiazi cind sd deschi-
dc sedinta, caci moi NIL avem lip
sa de amenda fara avem lipsa de
persoanele d-traj lar la caz ca
motivele absentelor MI Sc vor ina
inta in scris sau verbal, atnnci
fie care absent sc va amenda
conform statutelor.
In nnmle Socictatii ,,Plugarul
Romin'' din Youngstown, Ohio
v. Moldovan, presedinte.
Dumitru Lungu, secretar prim.
(56-S7j.