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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
lBy TIE Associated Press

(By / lie hSSCciated IreSS
Out of the news filtering through
the clouds of battle hanging over
the ensanguined field between the
Marine and SoissCEs there have come
during the past day two significant
reports. The allies are laundering
at the gates of Scissors and the Ger
mans and retrea.ing across the
Marne between Fcssoy and Oeuilly.
German reserves rushed up 10 the
western side of The So;ssons-Cha-
teau Thierry-Rhens U-shaped sal
lent have slowed down the progress
made by the French and Americans.
but have apparently been unable to
do more .han check il here and
there along the front. The advance
made by the allies in the first hours
of the great courier stroke has not
been maintained. but II is evident
that hardly anywh here has the al
lied thrust Leen s.opped.
Reports from he front OF battle
indicate that the French and Amer
leans have reached the edge Of the
plateau TO the southwest of Sois-
sons and only scant mile and "a
half from the cen.er of the city.
Southwark along he line, the
allies have almost reached the Sois-
sons-Chateau Thierry road, a thor
oughfare of great strategic import
ance, while further down toward
the Marine they S.eadily are forging
ahead, in spite of determined re-
sistance.
Reports of German retreat
across the Marne come as confirma-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21

ton OF the sue ess OF the allies
drive far 10 the north. German
forces south OF the stream must be
extricated and quickly If the Ger
man army is to escape from the en-
crcling movement carried out by
the French and americans. French
official reports state that the Ger
mans are being driven back south
OF the Marue, bu' I is probable that
the German retirement IS a hurried
retreat odrfed BY the German high
command. Il appears likely that the
French arr merely maintaining a
steady pressuer sgainst the enemy
and hurrying his retreat as much IS
possible.
Advance Toward Rheims.
Fom the Mare toward RHEIMS,
too. the French and Italians have
advanced their lite Three days ago
they were being forced back by the
Germans, and their present forward
movement may in iioate that the foe
is also retiring from this field as
rapidly as possible.
The fire of battle IS spreading slow
" down the lin, toward Chateau
Thierry. There have been reports
that the Germans in this region
have been removing their heavy
guns preparatory 20 retiring. should
the allied drive toward scissors 60
on.
Military exper:s say that II the
allied wedge south OF scissors goes
much turner it sill force a Ger
man retirement a. least as far as the
Nesle river.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
Sunday Afternoon Extra
WIFI Go T O All Agencies

The Ardmoree will issue Sunday afternoon extra today
containing all the latest from the battle front This issue
will of Ardmore by 1880 o'clock and will be
be the afternoon trains to all the
regular agencies which handle the paper in the adjoining
counties.
The Sunday extra will contain four pages but will be
trey matter and will the situation at the 'front.' fully
completely leased wire of The Associated Press in The
Ardmorete office providing the best facilities obanabe for
getting and its authenticity always be relied
upon.
Readers The Ardmoreite in adjacent cities who wish to
make getting of the Extra will do well to speak
advance number furnished will be limited
being imperative that copies be printed than be
sold because of the scarcity of print paper.
The greatest battle of the is ard The Ard
oree obligations to its supporters to give them the
latest news at the very earliest moment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21

ing strength OF 1900 men and each
cf the two detached negro regiments
strength of 500 The full
strength of each division with aux
!liary units is $4,000 men.
Outlines Battle Fronts.
General March said:
Since ! last talked with you. the
field OF interest has shifted from
the Italian and Balkan fronts to
our own sector in France. Last
Monday the Germans began an at
tack which covered 90 n lie front,
one half OF which covered the very
hilly ground between Chateau
Thierry and Rheims; the other hall
the plain of Champagne, between
Rheims and the forest of Argonne.
"In the Champagne district, the
position which was held largely by
French troops, with the assistance
of one American division and a
regiment OF U. S. negro troops, was
penetrated only a short distance at
few points.
Remarkable Commander.
"The Champagne district is ur-
der the command OF General Gou-
raud of the French army. Gou-
raud is one of the mos, striking
personalities in France among the
army commanders. He S man
about 50 wears OF age, as he seemed
to me. erect and soldiery. He has
seen action all over the world, and
has on his sleeve the five blesse
stripes, wound cheyronS, which
means that he has been voundeE
five times; several OF the wounds
were Of such character that he
was absolutely shot up; he has lost
one arm, and a man OF less deter
mination and force could nevei
have survived. The French cal
him Tres Soldat'-every inch a
soldier He is a man OF such de-
termination and force that in any
German drive against his troops his
men will be inspired BY his pres
ence to die where they are.
Is Hilly Terrain.
Along the Marne between Cha
teau Thierry and Rheims, the Ger
mans made an advance OF from four
to five miles on a 23-n'le front.
The terrain at that point is very dif-
ficult. wooded hills rising up to 4
h.;o,Lt of from, lQO 70 500 feet This
general movement has been brought
to a standstill. The object OF the
entire German attack was not
great strategic objec like an adj
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
MACHINE gu n
COMPANY FORMED
ARDMORE'S NEWEST MILL
TARY ORGANIZATION
MUSTERED IN.
William J. CASSIDY, captain.
Albert r Harris, first lieutenant.
c. 0. BInn, second lieutenant.
William A. Wcrley, second lieu
tenant.

The above named are the officers
of Ardmore'S newest military or
ganization, the machine gun COM
pany, Third regiment, National
Guard of Oklahoma. The commits
sions ere issued esterday.
The machne gym company was
mustered and inspected last night
by Major 5. II. Harrelson, quarter
masters department, national guard
of Oklah )ma, ard Lieut.. Joseph
Kelleher, 57th Infantry, u. 5. army.
Major HARRISON and Lieutenant
Kelleher came II Ardmore yester-
day afternoon from Sulphur where
they mustered me company Fri
day night.
Enlistment contracts of 62 men
were submitted 20 the mastering
and inspection officers. and the
company was accepted as a unit in
the national guard. Fifty-three
men, exclusive officers, is the
minimum strength OF the machine
gun company.
Captain Cassidy announced that
the company will meet tomorrow
night at I: 80 o'clock At Convention
Hall for its initial drill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
One American Unit
Takes 2889 of Foe;
Another Gets 2261
(By The Associated Press.)

With the American Army the Aisne Marne Front July
2OOne American unit since Thursday has taken 1889 prs
including 81 officers, while another American unit
the northern front has captured 226 Germans including 80
officers.
in one group.
The firing both sides increased after daylight but the
allied much eefective reports from the
avatos and observation balloons the positions
n There bombing raids by the armen this
morning.
The northern half of the Sossons Chateau Thierry line is
far beyond the and there been bitter
struggles in this territory The allies big guns the
bridges southeast of Scissors.
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Continued on page 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21

ing strength OF 1900 men and eacl
cf the two detached negro regiments
strength of 5000 The full
strength of each division with aux
!iiary units is $4,000 men.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
HUN ON MARINE RETREATS.
Compelled by RiveAr
men Bomb Enemy.

Bomb
Paris July 20The Germans, violently attacked by the
allies the right flank and south the Mae the French
office tonight have been compelled to
treat and the river
The French hold the entire southern bank of the Marne
More than 10000 prisoners than 400 have been
captured.
The statement reads
1--WE have not had long wait for the result of
orous offensive. The Germans violently attacked
their right flank the Marne have been compelled
to retreat and recross the river
1--WE hold the whole south bank of the Marne.
Between the Aisne and the Marne Franco American
troops continue progress and have driven back the
who is resisting stubbomly.
I'VE have reached Posy and Par Tgny and have passed
beyond st. Remy-Banzy and Rozet-St. Albn.
Further south hold the general line of the Priez pa
teau, northeast of Courchamps.
TWENTY THOUSAND PRISONERS.
The number of prisoners have taken since July IS
ceeds 10000. Over 400 guns have been captured.
Our aviators redoubng their activities the day and
night of the 10Th, multiplied their raids and engaged in the
severes battles against enemy forces.
Franco British bombing squadrons, taking the Marne
pered certain points completely stopped the
ply service thus playing important role in the conflict which
provoke the retreat of the German troops
Attacking with machine guns and bombs concentrations
troops which the enemy preparing for counter attacks
his columns of avators inflicted heavy
losses the enemy.
Between the Marne Rheims violent combat continues
troops attacking vigorously encountered large
Notwithstanding the enemys desperate resistance,
gained ground the Ardre Valley and in the d
rection of st. Euphrase.'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
Americans French Now Have 10000 Prisoners and 400 Cannon
HIGH MARK OF GERMAN
OFFENSIVE IN THE WEST
REACHED AND RECEDES

vance on Paris or any advance on
the English ports. 1t pl'.inly had
for its objective simply the apply
'1g of the nut-cracker process oil
h1,v of Rheims. If it were pos
ST. 'em to come in there and
squee4 leims they could force
surrender in time. Rheims, how
ever, as has been shown, is very
we'll organized for defense. With
out goir~ into details, it Is organiz-
ed for house-to-house defense, and
that has been the reason why the
Germans have not been able to get
in.
"As soon as the German advance
along the line OF the Mlrne east
of Chateau Thierry had beer
brought to standstill, Foch struck
hard along the western side OF the
salient.
The American Line.
"The series OF lines you see on
the may represents the German ad-
vances which produced that salient
day by day, and at the start OF this
fight, which began last Monday, our
line was along here Indicating n
line running southwark from the
Aisne to the Marne). The blue
cord represents the line | pointed
out to YOU on the larget detailed
map, showing the German advances
day by day. and our troops held
that line when the counter often
sive began.
The front over which we ad-
vanced was p miles, and the maxi
mum penetration so far reported
officially has been to depth of ten
miles, AMI at the other points indi-
Gated there has been a penetration
Of seven miles, so that we ave gone
forward seven miles on 4 22-mile
front. Thi y, the official atement
Of how far we have gone. The last
indication we had in the official re-
ports was that fighting st,li was in
progress, and the official reports
also indicate the capture OF guns
and prisoners in very helpful
amounts.
Seven American Divisions.
an this advance, and opposing
the advance of the Germans, there
are seven American divisions and
one regiment OF negro troops.
THE press has carried during the
past few days statements rbout the
number of troops we have contin-
ued to send over. II was an esti-
mate made by some person who ar
rived at his conclusion bv assum-
ing that We were send rg troops
over at the same rate We did last
month, and, like many guesses, t
is wrong. The statement published
in the papers was that we rad sent
over about 10000 men last week
and that the number was now a IL:
tie short of 100000 Tie fact Of
the matter is that we have passed
the 100000 mark on the second mil
lion. We have over 100000 EN-.
barked. II you will wait for these
things | will tell you The facts.
They are always better than when
you guess.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
FALSE REPORT BY ENEMY.

Amsterdam, July 20.A sem-offcial statement received
Berlin the German supreme command had
its attack the southern bank of the Marne
crossing which river it asserts unobserved by the
entente allies The goes far claim that the
German obiectves have been fully attained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-21
BRITISH MAKE ADVANCE.

London, July 2O.The Germans, under heavy pressure
withdraw from Rossgno wood between
Hebuterne and Bucquoy and this strategcay important posi-
ton is now in of the British This
made tonight in the official statement of the office
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-21
A Y ! z.

societatea romina de >ajptor 81
cultllra ,,Vulturuls' din Home
stead, Pa, avizeaza pc toti memb-
rii' sal din loc 81 jur 81 din orase
streine ca in sedinta tinuta in II
Noembrie 1918 pc linga altele s'a
decis sd Sc faca un tablou mare,
care sa contina fotegrafiile tutu-
ror membrilor apartinatori Socie-
tatei ,,Vulturul's Deci sunt ruga-
ii toti fratii membri lua la Gu
nostinta aceasta decisiune 81 in
timp de IL zile sa-si trimita fie
care membru fotografia fmpreuna
cu $1OO la oficiul Societatei,< ade-
ca la hala din 315-7th Ave, w.
Homestead, Pa.
Nh uitati Cd tabloul va Il lncrat
cit sc, poate de solid 81 fin, care
Sc va pastra pentru totdeauna in
hala ca 0 podoaba brayilor
-membri carl apartin Societatei
.Vulturul". (67-69)
Presidiul.
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N E G r O L o q.

Soeietatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Saminatorul Romin' din
East Youngstown, Ohio, e din
nou in doliu prin fncetarea din
viata fratelui Dumitru Neghir-
Ia. Defunctul de 81 abba numai in
Septembrie trecut a fntrat in mi
jlocnl nostru, STA purtat datorin-
ia fata de Societate, precam 81
respectful dat 'membrilor 81 func-
tionarilor.
Fie iertatul a-fost nascut in
comuna Sola, comitatul Tirnava
Mare, la ,anul 1877 81 lasa in ur-
mai sofia 81 dol copii IN Ardeal.
Lasa 81 pc phetenii 81 pc mem
bril- adinc 1ndurerati, pc carl la
stimat, 81 din cauza epidemiei in
fluenta spaniola trece la cele e
terne. MOI cei ramasi in urma-i ii
zicem: Ddmnezeu sal treaca la
eel drepti.
I'm numcle Societatii Stamina
torul Romin" din East Youngs-
town, Ohio:
Grigore Aron. presedinte,
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d-tra ziar America" urmatoarele
rInduri:
Eu loan Bfaga din Mucundorf,
(Transilvahia), fost PRISONER de
razboi in Italia, All caporal in Lee
guinea Romfna din Italia, caut pc
mchii mel Gu numele: Zenoviu
Damian 81 Nicolae Novac, aseme-
nea 81 pc verii mel loan David ST
loan Biris, toti din Mucundorf 81
ii rog a ma ajuta Gu ceva parale.
Multumindu-va pentru publica-
rea acestor rinduri, va doresc tot
binele 81 sa ne revedem in Romi-
MIA Mare:
loan Braga, sCaporale, voluntario
Romeno, Ufficio d'Informationi,
ga armata, Zona di guerra, Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-21
MENTALITATEA GERMANI-
LOR.

In uncle respecte mentalitatea
germanilor ramine de nepatrnns
att find invinsi 81 umiliti ca 81
in razboi fird victoriosi. Pledfnd
Ca ravagii1e din Belgia, Serbia 81
Armenia, cit 81 hotiile comise in
Rominia 81 Ukrania az fost facn-
tie in interesul Europei Dc mijloc,
acum pledeaza ca popor1s1 ger
man moarc de foame numai Gu
scopul ca sd fie mai fndulciti ter
lrenii armistitiulni pc care repre-.
xentantii lor i-au acceptat.s
Gerlpania . fost denradatA ee
[mijloaeele de control nu Gu sc0p.ll
lea sa moara do faame, ci cl Z c;l-
|rant6 c& VI lobserva capitlilarea.
Find n nina aliatilor vagoancls
u locornotivele de drum tle ficr,
|aliatii II W ia a. sa hraneasci
|populatis care era aproaps ,a0ad
q de foanle pin1 aean. 81 aeest
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E' MFcA(. ~
.llBllCITA1EM.k,
Ac33<eS<sW{ W{
THE: CHARTERS CREEK
COAL 90.

lie trebuie mai multi mineri
la minale de carbuni in orasul
'Qanonshurg, Pa, departare de
20 mile de Pittsburg, Pa. P0-
,pulatia in Canonsburg este de
IS, ,000, stunt hiserioi. sc0li. teat,
re 81 pravali de tot felul. Street
car a si de Ia Pittsburg. Lo-
'caitorii STUNT Slovaei. Poloni 81
Romini. Lucru bun 81 fnconti-
nuu pentru cine vrea. Pret de
Unilane. Carbunii 6 fituri gro
slime. Veniti Ia
i. @. GERRY, superintendent.
CAN0NSBURQ. PA.
tl67, 68, 71 B ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-21

|scop, sc c,s'e numai silignra
conditie, ii aAeasta & ca iIh Ger
mania 1~e',Ee sa fie linistc 8 Sa
|domnease:, crdinea astfAl ca Ira.
ma sd poaia Fl distribu;.a Ia toti.
Astfel democratic Isl arats pn-
terea ei dc hlna vointa.
Pc. cfnl Dir. Solf 81 felnc;le ,e.
au aprobat apelul lui mn All fost'
.informatey astfel Official, este mn
alt motiv calc trage gren in ba-
l..ilta de ce li.listea trebu, facutA
ii Germanf,. Tina din :auzele
principale i rasturnare, antocra
tel din Gernallia a fost ii ala,
iii nu au volt ca sd stee de vorba
Gu ca. Punctul de vedere al pre-
sedintelui Wilson, aceeptat 81 de
ceialalti aliati al nostri foss, ca
,omul ce a incepnt acest razboi e
nevrednic de fncredere, nefiind
responsible direct poporului ger
man.
Pima acum s'a dovedit foarte
putin ca guvernul revolutionar,
bri ca caracterul lui, are mai
mare drept ii respectat ca gu
vernul rasturna. Nici donnie a
unei clase nu va Fl privita ca re-
present7nd natiunea, 81 nimeni
nu-si imagineaza ca Washingto-
null, Londra, Parisul 81 Roma e
inclinata mai multi de discuta
Gu soviettrile din Berlin deceit GU
cele din Petrograd.
Democratic nu elo robie.' De-
mocratia 0 eliberatoare. Char
in Germania, Democratic, ce Al
VENT mascata in hainele invinga-
tornlui, trebue sd Use tale unghii-
lie att intelectuale, politice, cit
81 fizice.
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A v I z.

Soc. ,,Vulturul'' din Homestead
Pa, Gu parere de rau aduce Ia Gu
nostinta tuturor ca din cauza boa
lei Influenza, suntem opriti a, da
petrecerea proiectata pc ziua de
% Nov. 81 care invitare s'a 81
publicat in numarul de eri al zia-
rului America.
Cerem scuze pubhcului 81 ii ru-
gam ca Gu alta ocazie sd ne dea
sprijinul. Presidiul.
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| NoT1TA sPEc1ALA.

Sc aduce la cunostinta fratilor
Romini din New York 81 orasele
din jur, ca Reprezentantul ziaru-
lui nostru este D-nul G. Branut,
All II. ga Str, New York, N. Y.
Deci pentru orr ce afaceri pu-
teti sa VA adresati dfnsului ell
toata increderea.
Administratia.
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SCRISORI DE LA
PRIZONIERI.
Onorata Redactie!

VAOTdtd hou0Ctlc:
Prin prezenta am onoare a va
,ruga sd bine voiti a da loc in zia-
rul d-tra america urmatoarelor
rInduri:
MOI prisonierii Romini Gu .inima
81 Gu suflet curat romfnesc, cd
-un mare .numar din moi ne-am In
siunat ca vOluntari inca de prin
luna Iulie anul acesta. Avem o
mare durefe 81 mustrari de consti-
inta despre cele ce Sc petrec in
Transilvania noastra 81 in Unga-
ria, de 81 am fost dusi 81 impinsi
ca vitele la belitoare, 81 am luptat
contra drepturilor noastre, as
taxi voim sa luptam penfru drep-
turf, pentru scoala 81 biserica noa-
.stra stramosasca 81 pentru cauza
.noastra sfinta 81 dreapta. Voim
a ne alatura linga 'fratii nostri l.
talent 81 marei republice Anne
RIGA, care voieste libertatea tu-
turor popoarelor mici de pc glob
81 in special popoarelor stapini-
tie de Hunii barbari, fiji lui Atila.
Nu pot da pc larg din cele vaznte
81 petrecute. Asteptam ri de ri 81
ceas de ceas vocea sd ne strige ca
sa ajutam din cit putem pentru
realizarea visului neamului nos
tru greu fncercat. Ne pare Gu
greu trecerea timpului, gindind
la cele petrecute de catre mosii
81 stramosii nostri. Deci speram
ca vom putea fnvirti 0 hora mare
pc plaiurile stramosesti, hora Ro-
mfniei Mari!
Gu stima:
tAvram Gligor ]. G., sargente, pri-
gionero di guerra, 50 Comp. P. L.
S. Giorgio, Mantova. Italia.
0norata Redactie!
Va rog da loc in pretiosul
|d-tra ziar America urmatoare-
lor rinduri:
Eu Zoicosu loan, prisoner de
razboi in Italia, caut pc varul
meu Gu numele Zoicos Andreica
Isl pc Buzeau Vasile din comuna
Hadat Ghertelek. Rog pc toti fra
til Romini rdaca stu ceva despre
|dfnsii, sau char d1nsii daca vor
|ceti aceste rinduri ale mele, ii rog
din toata inima mea sa faca BIZ
ne sd ma ajute Gu ceva parale ca
|sunt. foarte lipsit 81 stare de
|creznt de rea. En sunt PRISONER
de 16 luni de zile. Rog nu NH
pune la uitare., Salut pc toti fra,
Til mel Romini din America. Dunn
nezeu- -sa ajute la toti aceia care
|lupta pentru libertatea tuturor
|popoarelor asuprite.
Gu >stim&:
zoieas lear, soldato, pFisionero
~ guerra. Urhania, Prov. Pesarc,
Italla.
80 = n ~
oncfatx Redactie |
Va roga publica 81 pretiosul
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G A y T

pc fratele meu loan Regman din
comuna Danes, comitatul Tirnava
Mare. Rog pc fratii Romini care
lar sti adresa sa bine voiasca a.
mi scrie, sau char dinsul daca va
ceti aceste rinduri il rog sa-mi
scrie pc adresa:
Zacharie Regman, Post Office
Box 81, Garfield, Ohio.
(67-6S)
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societatea ,.samlnatorul Ro

Societatea ,,saminatorul Ro-
min" din East Youngstown, o.
Convoaca pc toti membrii sal a
lua parte la adunarea generala,
care Sc va tinea Dumineea, "a
Noembrie 1918, la Orele 2 p. m.
in hala Societatii din 9th Street.
La aceasta adunare vor fl mai
multe chestii importante de re-
zolvat, prin urmare toti fratii
membrii sunt rugati lua parte.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor pc
depsi conform sttautelor.
Prezidiul.
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G A U T

G A U T
pc un sogor al meu Gu >numele
Preacop Vasilea din comuna
Ganch, comitatul Solnok Doboka.
Rog pc fratii Ramini care-i stu
adresa, sau chiar dinsul daca va
ceti aceste rinduri sd scrie la "a
dresa urmatoare:
George Valea, Post Office Box
% Garfield, Ohio.
(67-6S(
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Prezidiul.

Societatea .Nicolae, Filipescu"
din Madison. III. donvdaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la Sc
'dinta generala, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, "a Noembrie 1918, i'll
hala soeietatii, la orele 2 p. m.
Deci suht rugati toti membrii a
'lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
Prezidiul.
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.societatea ,Hora Unirii'' din
Highland Park 1fich. Cenvoa-
ca pc toti membrii sai>a lda par
te Ia sedinta extra ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumjneca, "a Noem-
hrie 1918, la orele 2 d. a. in ioca-
lul d-lui R. Comanescu din 134
Manchester Ave. Deci sunt ru-
gait toti fratii naembrii q laa par
te1a aceasta sedinta findca avem
multe lucruri importante de re-
zofvat.
n.o.;.a:.sa s&
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RdspMnsal 50 % da (assnsas psin
IN nwme sncAipait, 81 pentra q q.
copsri .chsltuieliJe Gu naGrcs posto
Il p ktytis, doriterii snnt rugqH Q
p1~s o n.orcd d1 8 eenfa ~ hstre
b6rile Sc cor adresa Ia 281 Fcrns
,porth, Detroit, Mich.
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G A U T

pc. Macsa Craciunescu din Sat
Chinez, comitatul Timis. IL rog a
Sc adresa la Alexa Albota din Sc
cusigiu, sub adresa: 5610 Prescott
Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
(65-67)
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/ I'm stor Grocerie 81 Bucerie.
Desfacere in v1nzare pc bani gaia
Gnu pc credit). Vinzare lunara
intre So, 10000 L$4, 10000. Sc vim
de din nina liberia, numai din
pricina sanatatei. Amatorii' sd Sc
adreseze la ziarul America.
(3-5)
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Presidiua.
societatea ,,R. Carpatina" din

sooietatea ,,R. Carpatina" din
Cleveland Ohio. - Invita- pc toti
membrfi comitetufui "a lua parte
la sadinta ce Sc va tinea Joi, 81
Noembrie 1918, la orele s seara.
Avfnd la ordinea zilei chestnut
de mare importanta, nici un men,
bru sa MI lipseasca.
Prezidiul.