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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-09-18
ITO BE REGRETTED"
Frank Morrison Censures Striking
Bridgeport AIachinists.

Washington, Sept. 13.-Declaring
that the striking machinistS al
Bridgeport, Conn, had furnished the
lrst instance where organized labo:
nad refused to comply with an award
of the war labor board and l'la'
their attitude was "to be regretted. y
Frank Morrison, secretary of the
American Federation of Labor, in q
statement today censured the rneE
and said he assumed they would fol-
low the advice OF the president and
go back to work.
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MOVING TOWARD cAMBRAI.
British Advanced Oh the Arras-Cam-
brai Road Sunday Night.

London, Sept 1.-THE British
troops last night advanced on the
line north of the ArrasCambrai
road, reestablishing posts in the vi
cinity of sauchy-Cauchy ard Oppy
it is officially announced. On the
Flanders front the British pushed
ahead in successful minor engage
ments on both sides Of the Ypres
Confines canal on a front of more
than two miles.
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GAIN ON Lys.
Gen. Haig's Army Occupy Town in
Ies Bassee Region. -:ss.s s,

London, Sept l4.-Gen. 7aigs
forces have occupied Auchy-Lcs-Le-
Basse in the Lys sector, it was otIi-
cially announced today.
Several attempts made by the Ger
mans to recover their former po-
sitions at Gouzeaucout and HsLvrin-
court have proven unsuccessful. The
British captured more than fifteen
hundred prisoners when they took the
towns of Frescourt and Havcincourt
Thursday
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VIOLENT FIGHTING REPORTED
Berlin Has News of Battle at Havrin-
court.

Berlin, Sept 1.-THE advance
made by both Germany and enemy
forces in the Canal Du Nord sector
Yesterday led to violent fighting al
Mouevres and Havrincou"t, it is Of
fcially announced.
Between the Lorraine Hills emo tn"
Moselle river in the st. Mihiel sec
tor yesterday passed with moderatt
activity. The enemy did not continue
the attack.
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FIGHTING IN RUSSIA.
Bolshevik Forces Defeat Revolution
ary Forces at Simbursk.

Stockholm, Sept 14.-The Bolsho.
vik forces, according to kilograms
from Moscow, are reported to have
captured Simbursk on the river Vol
ga, hundred miles southwest Of
kazan and their cavalry is now pur-
forces
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EERoR CHARLES FOR PEACE
ian Peace Note Dispatched by Or.
ss5 der Of Emperor.

Sept. 16.-The note III
seh Austro-Hungary invites all bel
gents to q conference for the dis
Son Of the possibility Of peace.
8 despatched by Baron Burian on
Border Of Emperor Charles, the
|ogne Voiks Zeitung declares.
En important conference of the
Gers Of the majority parties in
RReichstag was held Sunday, rel
Fe to peace, Berlin telegrams to-
It is said that delibera-
IS will he continued today.
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RAID ON PARIS.
Sara;lrnns I,icw Over Region Sunday
Night, Dropping Bombs.

Paris, Sept 16-Several enemy
aerial sqadrons flew over tho reSioa
of Paris this morning. They were
subjected to heavy anti-aireraft
fire but they succeeded in dropping
a few bombs There were few
victims and sorae material damage.
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French Take Another Town.

Paris, Sept. 16-The town of Vail
icy. on the north bank of the Aisne.
east of scissors, has been captured
by the French, it is officially an
nounced.
The French have continued their
orosreSs between the Disc and Alsne
and captured Mont des Singes.
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IgsMPr TO DIVIDE ALLIES

gelgn Secretary Balfour Expresses
pinion OF Burian Peace Note.
cadon, Sept 16.-British For
aSecretary Balfour in giving his
onm viewpoint on the, Austrian
slcte to- visiting journalists said.
II s5ngaean
come of this proposal" He also said
Coming afte. the recent speech -o1
.he German vice chancellor Won
Payre, this proposal OF the Austrian,
government is not a genuine attempt
to obtain peace. it is only an attempt
to divide the Allies.
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BoLsHEvIK1 SEEK ALLIANCES
Russian Traitor Government Wisl
to Make Treaties.

Amsterdam, Sept 16.-II;nts tha,
the Polsheviki government Of Russia
may seek alliances with other pow
ers are contained in note ADDRESSED!
to the Peoples Commissaries and
Sovicts by the Bolsheviki Premier
Lenine, and printed in the Pravada
Of Petrograd and repub!ished in th@
Local Anzeiser Of Berlin
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GERMAN ARTILLERY ACTIVE.
Americans Meeting With Some Re-
sistance in Lorraine.

With American Army, Lorraine,
Sept. 16, 1880 P. M-The activity OF
the German artillery increased some
what during the forenoon. No infan-
try attacks were made, however.
The Germans have not resisted 4
minor movement intended to consol-
idate the American line which has
now become firmly fixed.
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TINE NOT OPPORTCNE.
$ Want Peace Because They Are
- Losing.

ssfis. Sept. 1.-THE Austrian
Dosal for conference Of beillg-
its caused not much surprise in
Ssian political circles, where it is
sfdered to be a consequence OF
arecent military successes of the
as. The general impression is
ia peace offensive cannot now be
sf,aI.
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TWO .AVIATORS KILLED.
Machine Crashed to Earth in Brook
lyn Back Yard.

New York. Sept. 1G--Leuts Chas.
Kinney. Of Kentucky and l.. H. Aus
tin. of Boston, We're killed when an
army airplane from Mincoll Field
crashed to earth in the back yard OF
a residence in the Flatbush section
OF Brooklyn today.
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AMERICANS ON A1sNE.
Infantry Attack Resulted in Gain at
Several Points.

With the Americans on the Aisne
Front. Thursday, Sept. u, 10 Night.
-(By the Associated Press)-The
American infantry operating On this
front advanced their line ~ severa:
points so dst of Villers- -En-Pray-
cres, to IT, northwest Of Revillon to-
day.
An American raiding party which
was sent out against the enemy east
of Villers- En-Prayeres brought
back a few prisoners.
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Camp Alice Contributions.

The following contributions to
Camp Alice are reported by Mrs. Nj
ma Solomons, chairman finance COM
mittee:
Mrs Julian LEVY. electric reading
lamp; Miss Marie Teicher. complete
set linen and blankets for one bed;
Mrs A. D. Hardy. two bushels sweet
potatoes.
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Consolidated Aug. Q, 1881.
FIRST VICTORY GAINED.
EVERY oBJECmVE WON By
5I PERSHING'S FORCES.

Initial Task Assigned to American
First Army Carried Out in I'M
pressive Style, Famous st. Mihel
Salient Being Leveled and Thoa-
sands of Prisoners ard Much Booty
Capture6-United States Soldiers
Now Looking Into German Terri
tory-Payes Way for Further Ef-
fort.
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BAKER ARRIVES IN LONDON.
Secretary OF Var Completes Official
Visit to France.

London. Sept. 1G.-Secretary Ba-
kre arrived in London today from
Paris
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STREET CAR FARES ADVANCES
Il Costs Seven Cents to Ride on Street
Cars in Anderson.

Anderson. Sept 16.-Street ca
fares were advanced from five to sev-
en- cents here today
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BINDS AUSTRIA ALONE.

gnnany Taking No Part Openly In
Peace Campaign.
Raris. Sept. IA seni-offlcfal
Rort from Berlin is that the Buria =
4cc move constituted an act bind
ssAustria alone, says Zurich dis
Ech today.
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TO FIX COTTON PRICE.
FAIR COTTON PRICE" MAY BE
ANNOUNCED 81 W.1R INDUS
TRIES BOARD.

President W:iso,s Says Step VII Be
Taken il Deemed Necessary After
Committee From War Industries
Beard Has Completed Inquiry
Purchases for Government Made
During Investigation
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F||'lgE d PROPOSAL SPURNED.
NBIIC SENTn Mt IN PARIS
End LONDON INST HUN
SSg PLAN.
enaon Morning Papers Say Austria's
S9hoposition is just Another Ger
assaxs 4ricl-Pavis Regards II as
EHesult of Allied Victories.

SpEdon, Sept. 16-Austria's in
ation to belligerents to meet IL
HAL peace discussions is indig-
HEly rejected by London morning
Hspapers. The note is seen By
@mentators as another German
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07
Arcadians Here Yesterday

Arcadia was well represented
here yesterday by party of emil
nent ladies and gentlemen. They
came in two cars, the first of which
was owned and navigated by the
genial and able editor Of the
News, Hon. E. R. Jones. With
him were Capt. G. M. Lynch S, A,
Ackley, secretary of the southeast
ern department of the Y. M. c. A..
his associate in war work, h. ii
King, of Charleston, S. c., and I
V. McCaul, camp secretary. These
gentlemen are experimenting the
erection of two large Y, M. G. A,
buildings at the aviation camps.
The second car contained Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Scott and two
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowman,
after enjoying a ten-day's visit
here to the family of their son, V.
X. Bowman, cashier of the First
National Bank, started yesterday
on their return to their home in
Albion, Ills. They expressed them
selves as well pleased with Punta
Gorda and its attractions and
they were particularly delighted
by the continuous songs of the
numerous hooking birds about
town.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07
LOCAL ITEMS

Willoughby Whidden of Usep-
pa, was here Tuesday, crossing
palms with his numerous friends.
If you desire prompt and salts
factory legal service, call on H. j.
Spence; offices over the Seminole
Pharmacy.-1t.*.- Advt.
Col. G. G. Morgan, progressive
lawyer and real estate dealer of
Fort Ogden, was here in his car
Tuesday.
For Arsenate Lead Paste, Ar
senate Lead Powder, Arsenate
Zinc Powder and Bordeaux Mix
turo call on Cooper Hardware Co.
-8tf.-advt.
Calvin Page went to Arcadia
yesterday morning and brought
back an auto belonging to a tour
list here.
Painting and decorating-inter-
ior and exterior work. | have had
years of experience and will give
YOU honest service at right prices.
j. Harvey Miller. (adv.)
Nick Renses is now called the
pepper king Of Punta Gorda, be-
cause he is said to have the largest
and loveliest crop of pepper OF all
our truckers. And peppers are
bringing fancy prices.
Amongst Punta Gorda folks at
tending to business in Arcadia,
Monday, were: Hon. wv. NJ
Written, Town Marshal }. II,
Lipscomb, Councilman W. D.
Speck and Road Superintendent
NJ. Nv. Sturdy.
j. E. Skipper, banker of Avon
Park, came here in his car Satur-
day; and, after spending the day
with his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Skies, left the same day
for Zolfo, whittier he took Mrs
Skipper and baby for a visit OF
few days.
Seeing an advertisement OF
Mazda lamps, we asked Manager
Skies of the Southern Utilities
Company, to tell us something a
bout them. He said they were
extra-fne lights, which he coulo
not describe so that we could un
derstand; and so, he presented
The Herald with two samples o.
them as a matter of information
and exemplification. We have
tried them in both the home anc
the office and we must say they
are the best lights we have eVel
used. We cannot recommend
them too highly.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1918-03-07

Reports from the potato belt Of
st. Johns county say that spuds
are now several inches high and
are growing with rapidity. st.
Johns county has the largest acre.
age planted to potatoes this year
in it's history. Rain is needed, but
nearly all of the farmers have ir-
rigating facilities and drouth
has no terrors for them.
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FIR. A. Latiolais, a Catholic
priest of Tampa, spent Monday
night and Tuesday here. Monday
night, he conducted services in
Hotel Punta Gorda.
Mrs. X. B. Harvey left Tuesday
evening for Daytona beach, where
she expected to meet and spend a
few days with her niece, Mrs. S. B.
Wright Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Mason and
two children, and Miss Pearl Dun
can, of Mayfeld, KY, after spend
ing two months in Fort Myers,
came up here this week and are
occupying one of Mrs. Pearl Bald
win s cottages for the balance of
the season.
S. E. Potter of Detroit, Mich,
arrived here in his car, last Thurs
day night, and will spend the re-
mainder of the season with Mrs.
Potter, who arrived several
months ago and is occupying
rooms in the Sandlin residence on
the bay front.
Alvin Gorton came up from
Woodrow yesterday morning, and
proceeded to buy and pay spot
cash for all the beans and peppers
that he could get. He paid $3.50
for beans f. o. b. and $500 for
peppers. George McLane sold
him a hundred crates of beans and
now has money to lend.
Sunday night, in the Baptist
church, Mrs. Leila Owen Stratton
delivered a splendid lecture on
temperance. Notwithstanding the
fact that her coming had not been
well advertised, the, church was
crowded with people to hear her
All of them greatly enjoyed the
lecture; and, at its conclusion,
collection Of a little over $14.0C
was taken up for the w. c. T. u
Little Miss Mary Ellen, the win.
some daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Glover, celebrated her fifth
birthday, Monday afternoon. She
Invited ten of her little friends to
enjoy the afternoon with her, and
she RECALLED them with delicious re.
freshments, while they in turn pre-.
scented her with many pretty and
appropriate gifts. Various merry
games enhanced the pleasure OF
the little folks.
A soldier who had been sent
from Houston, Tex, to the Area
dia aviation camps, was here yes
terday, and he said that he knew
Rev. wv, T. Morgan, who was once
pastor of a Punta Gorda church
that Brother Morgan was a "ma-
jor in the fighting line" and eager
to go to France. AS the report
was received second hand, this
scribe could get no further de-
tails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Miskimen,
leading factors in the business and
social circles of Newcomerstown
Ohio, arrived here last Thursday
to enjoy a short sojourn. This is
their third visit to Punta Gorda
and they have received cordial
welcome from the many friends
they made here on their previous
visits. On former visit, they
were so much pleased with this
: climate and location that they
, bought valuable property.
Arcadia News, Thursday Ono
of the jolliest crowds motoring tt
, Punta Gorda Saturday, was com
posed of Mrs. NJ. E. Daniels, Mrs
lCarl Whidden, Miss Dorothy Gar
rett, Miss Vera Howard, Miss E
f dith Zimmerman, Miss Eva Ford
Marshall and John Whidden. The
, entire day was spent in the ever
! delightful sport of fishing. A de
, lightful lunch was served in tn,
park, which was greatly enjoyed
| The crowd motored back by moon
I1iOht
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children; Mrs. G. NJ. Lynch, and
Mrs. Cottingham, of Timmonsville,
IS. G..
All came merely for pleasure,
but Punta Gorda gladly welcomes
such good people, whether their
object be pleasure or business.
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DR.. Davis Coming

DR.. Davis, the well known OPP
tometrist, will be here again at
Mrs. Goldstein's Tuesday, Mch.
10Th, to Sat, 23rd, testing eyes
and selling glasses. Come early.
Don't wait until last day.-10-2t.
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Miss Julia Fore frightened Ar
cadia with a short visit yesterday
evening.
Mrs. Mary L. Sandlin is spend
ing today attending to business in
Wauchula.
Dear Brother Jones; Spanish
mackerel are now coming into the
bay and inquiring about you,
Come down with your tackle.
A good many tarpon are now in
the bay and anglers are having ex-
citing sport trying to catch them.
Many have been hooked, but none
landed. A party of Hotel Punta
Gorda guests hooked three yeStel'-
day near Cleveland.
Arcadia is now having to "pay
for the whistle" The govern
ment requires her to spend lot of
money building brick roads to the
aviation camps. Will she ever get
her money back? If not, she will
get credit for her patriotism,
which, like true friendship, is one
of the things that money cannot
buy.
1t was reported on the streets
Monday, that some one had caught
from one of the docks a shark
twelve feet long. We hope it is
not true. We keep sharks here to
show our winter visitors and en-
terrain them, not to be killed. Pun
ia Gorda sharks, both the marine
and the land varieties, are abso-
lutely harmless.
At the First M. E. church South,
next Thursday, March 14th at
1880 p M, Rev. c. A. Cooper, pas
tor of the First NJ. E. church
South, Tampa, Fla. and chairman
of the board of education of the
Florida conference will deliver an
address on the subject of "Chris-
tan Education" The public is
cordially invited.
Mrs. j. H. Row of Chester, Pa,
who, for the past two months, had
been the honored guest here of her
sister, Mrs Geo. H. Stone, left,
Tuesday evening, on her return to
her northern home. She was ac-
companied by her nephew, An
drew Stone, who goes there to
complete his course in telegraphy
and photography.
Again has that expert gardener,
= A. Rickenbach, placed The Herald
family under obligations for a gift
of fine vegetables. His donation
this time, made yesterday, COM
prised a bunch of beautiful celery
and a head of Chinese cabbage,
both of which were greatly relish
ed by the family. Many thanks
to our thoughtful and generous
friend.
A note from Mrs. Leona Joseph,
who, with her father, her son and
other relatives left here last week,
reports that she and they were
greatly enjoying a visit to New
Smyrna, Daytona and st. Angus
tine. She writes under date of
Mch. LIST that they found at Day
tona a very good place to board
for $1,000 a week for two in one
! room, $1,000 for one only, but the
eats" were not nearly as good as
they got at the Travellers hotel
here. She regrets that they did
not stay a week or two longer
here. She says that the sand on
Daytona Beach is SO white and
: glazing that it makes ones head
/. ache. Many friends here hope for
the return of Mrs. Joseph and her
relatives next winter.
, The home guards had their reg
2 ular weekly drill Monday night
They are an exceedingly impor,
: tant organization, which ought to
e be earnestly encouraged by every
: man and woman in the town. The
time might come, and that very
suddenly, when the lives and
: property of the citizens would de.
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Take Herbine for indigestion. 1t re-
lieves the pain in a few minutes and
forces the fermented matter which causes
the misery into the bowels where 1t is ex-
PEELED. Price soc. Sold by COCHRAN
DRUG co. (adv.)
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AvIZ INTERESANT.

Iubitilor frati Romfni nu tre-
ceti GU vederea sirele mele care
va vor fl spre mare folos In A.
.kron.. Ohio. 7835Os
kron, Ohio, 81 jur.
Aici Sc, afla 0 banda, din citiva
oameni tineri, care spune ca DIM
sii fac bani de hirtie 81 au 0 ma.
sine de face bani, dar nu srlnt
buni 81 asa insala lumea de te
lasa calic fara nici un ban. Zic
fratilor mel sd Sc fereasca sd nu
+pateasca ce am patti eu. Eu Las
cunoaste daca las mai vedea
Maistarul in etate de vre-o 2N
de ami 81 bal, are Yum mas mare
de crezi cal taFal Bulgariei, 'innl
q glib de spate de gindesti cal
stricat de vint 81 Gu un dinte dc
aur.
Feriti-va sd nu patti Ia fel ca
cum am patti eu.
q. Gust, r. Q. B. 16, =. Market
Akron, Ohio.
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tul Sectiei Ligei Rationale
Erie. Pa.
n Z 9 r o Z oG.

oocietatea rom'na de aJutor =
ru,tura y ril!ui Nlcoiae an'
Driusepoft'i onlo' este 10 aoliu
l'rii .fecerea uln viata Ia cefe 9,
terlie q Ifateiul me ooifetea dan
com9na ms. ne.ea' ~ s.fs.a ue oo ae
aili' neiu.letul , a ios' iil uui. mem
nru' iuptator Ia9a de =. ooc,etste.
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IS Acess ceas are 8 aratatoare,
,prin care iti arata orele, minutele,
'secundele, numele zilelor, data 81
luna, numele lunAor 81 variatia
llnei. Este ceva de neaparata tre-
.bninta, GU I'm ceas ca acesta nu
'iti trebnie calendar, Gu el stii da-
ia hanei, ziua, ceasnrile 81 altele.
Este asezat in niste capace fru-
|moase, marimea 16, fine timpul
correct 81 garantat valoarea lui
este $16.o0, dsr pentrn un tilnp
|Scnrt il vindem Gu $8.75 lar linga
|ef dam an LIANT de eeas 81 un cu-
|titaS do bnxanar gratis. M va
Eeerem bani inainteI destul So ta-
|iati aceat annnt afara si Sd trimi-
Etef u moi impreuAk cu adresa D.
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|cfnd primi6 ceaslll, III cax ca
lnueti plaee, dpp4 SO xile sx-l tri.
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Rri Aeeit4 Az pisrdeti niipoica,
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9 o N " q 6 a = ~

Seetia Erie, Pa, . Aigei Natio.
nale>Toaga be toti fratii Romini
ain Erie si Weslleyville a lue par
fe d narea saunare poporala, pe
care 4 arapjaza comlAetnI Ligei
] Nationale, sectia Erie Re-. 81 care
W ayea Zoe ID zina dc namine ca,
24 ,Noembris 1918, "a orele p. rn'
III Rala Soeietatii Ulpia TRAM.
Deei avla1l a pedere realisafea
idealAl6i natienek care re car
le dkes k y " infap ptuii, sant chenaAii
toti lretii Rolspi So cA totii "a "a
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6 O NV O G AR z.

Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Romfna' din. Gin
cinnati, Ohio, invita- pentru a
douas oara, pc toate organizatiu-
nile dih>loc 81 jur, 81 anume: So
cietatea ,,Tinerimea Romina"s :.
lSocietatea ,,Ardeleana" din New
port KY, Societatea ,,Renaste-
rea's Asemenea invita- parochia
,,Sfintului Andrei's din loc, Gu un
cuvfnt invita- pc toti fratii Romini
81 surori romine din orasul Gin
cinnati 81 1mprejurini lua parte
la Marea Adunare Foporala, ca
re Sc va tinea Dumineca, "a No,
sembrie 1918, la ora | duRa a.
miazi, in hala de sedinte q Socie-
tatii ,,Dacia Romina & din 2l92
Central Ave.
Iubiti frati si surori!
Scopul acestei adunari este In
fiintarea unei sectiuni a Ligei
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Traind in speranta ca eel putin
de data aceasta cfnd bate, ceasul
al 12-lea, poporul romm din Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Isl va implini 81 fsi
va tinea de sffnta datorinta de
Sc prezenta la adunarea de maj
sus amintit6:
Am ramas salutfndn-va in nl-
mele umanitatii 81 q 5aemocratiei:
Prssidiul Soc. nacis 1qnina
(68693
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-22
THE CHARTERS CREEK.
COAL co.

lie trebuie mai multi mineri
La minele de carbuni in orasul
Canonsburg, Pa, departare de
20 mile de Pittsburg, Pa. Po-
pulatia in Canonsburg este de
ID, 1000, sunt biserici, scoI, teat-
re 81 pravalii de tot felul. Street
car la 81 de la Pittsburg. Lo-
cuitorii sunt Slovaci, Poloni 81
Rom1ni. Lucru bun 81 inconti-
nuu pentru cine vrea. Pret de
Uniune. Carbunii 6 fituri gro
SINE. Veniti la
=. G. GERRY, Superintendent.
CANONSBURG, PA.
(67, 6S, II & 74)