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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
VASSALBORO

Kelsey Jepson died Wednesday at
the Sisters hospital. Waterville, aft
er an illness with influenza. He was
the son of Mrs. Charles Bailey, by n
former marriage. He was 10 years
. of age. Mr.. Jepson was most
estimable young man and his death
causes general sorrow in this COM
! munity.
NORTH-The funreal services of
Mrs. Nettie Patterson were held from
her late home in China, Sunday noon,
Rev. J. o. Rutter of North Vassal-
boro officiating. The funeral was
private. Interment was in the fam
lily lot of the village cemetery.
There is a great deal of sickness in
the town, especially among the
| younger people. .
-Four candidates received the de-
gree of o. E. S. Friday night, Dec. 10.
Mrs. Wardwell, the inspecting officer,
gave a fine address. Refreshments
were served. The recently elected
officers will be installed early in jan
uary.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Annie
m6TTHl were neld lFOII1 the nome Oh
her nephew, Howard Weir, on Cot
tage street, Fairfield, Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. ]. o. Rutter of
North Vassalboro Methodist church
officiating. Mrs. Merrill was a MEM
Der of the Methodist Episcopal
church of East Vassalboro. Inter-
ment was in the family lot Of Pine
Grove cemetery at Waterville.. There
were many beautiful. flowers from
the Methodist church Of East Vassal-
boro.
The last meeting Of the Holly club
for the present year was held with
Mrs. W. Dord. the president, Monday
evening. Officers were elected for
the ensuing year. Membership box
es were opned. The exchanging of
gifts from the Christmas tree was an
enjoyable affair. Refreshments, con-
sisted Of ice cream, coffee and cake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
BELFAST
Deaths Of Frank G. Roberts
and Orlando TitheringtOn-
Thomas II. Marshall Post, G.
A. r.. Elects officers

Frank G. Roberts, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Roberts of Belfast, died
on Tuesday in Bangor. after a brief ILL
ness with typhoid pneumonia. He was
IS years of age. A widow and two chit
dren, his parents and several brothers
and sisters survive. Cntil a few years
ago he was employed in Belfast but
moved to Bangor, where he had since
made his home. The remains were
brought to Belfast Wednesday and fu-
neral services held Thursday at go.
Rev. Charles w. Martin Of the Meth
odist church officiating. Members of
Camp A. E. Clark, s. Of ". officiated
as bearers. Mr.. Roberts had good
many friends in Belfast to whom his
death was a great shock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
FIRE ON WATER STREET
IS QUICKLY STOPPED
Blaze in Basement Of Wadleish
Grocery Co. Store Thursday Morn
ina Gives Dept. Lively Hour--Est''
mated Damage to Building and
Contents $e0o0-lnsured.

The fire department was called out
Thursday morning by an alarm from
box 80 in front of the Darby block on
Water street, just north Of the corner
OF Bridge street, by the discovery OF
fire In the basement OF the store of
the Wadleigh Grocery Co. at 100
Water street, the alarm being quick
IL responded to by the auto fire truck,
Hose . and Hook & Ladder No. i.
On the arrival of the department
dense clouds OF smoke were pouring
out OF both front and rear ends of the
building and for a few moments 1t
looked as if the fire were TO assume
proportions similar to that OF last
January 4. when the Darby block.
which adjoins on the south and which
at that time was Quilted. but the fire.
men were as usual right on their Job
and they conducted their work so ef-
fect,vely as to confine the blaze to the
building in which il started. and the
about signal was sounded at few
minutes before 10 o'clock.
The fire, which started in the base
ment, probably around the furnace.
was discovered by Mr.. Gilman of the
Wadleigh Co. who saw the smoke
coming up through the cracks in the
floor of the store, but on attempting
TO 20 down into the basement ne
found that apartment black with
smoke. In the cellar it was said that
there were Il lot of boxes and barrels
which had been saved during the
f.t1 -.
Ing the winter, and the blaze In
reaching these found plenty to feed
upon so that when the firemen ar
rived the fire had reached good head
way. The fire worked its way up
along the wall at the east side of the
building and showed itself under a
frame addition which had been built
onto that wall, and also made its way
up along a staircase at the west side
of the building leading from the store
tn the second floor Of. the building.
There was plenty OF water pressure
however and the fire was speedily
drowned out.
The stock of groceries, meats and
fish in the Wadleigh store was
drenched with water and blackened
with smoke and where it was struck
by streams of water from the hose
was scattered in all directions. IL
was impossible yesterday to form an
accurate estimate of the loss. The
building in which the fire occurred Is
owned by a. f.. and +. +. Parrot anc
is of brick construchOA and three
stores in height. a rough estimate OF
the damage done to the building ana
the Wadloigh Co. stock CT goods
would be between $1,000 and saooo'
and is covered by insurance in the
agencies Of the Macombcr. Farr q
Written Co and c. +. Downing.
IN addition to the above there Will
prpbatlv be a small smoke and
water damage in the Perry lunch
room in the building adjoining the
Parrot building on. the north and
smoke also made its way into the
store OF Markson Bros. dealers IN Ia
dies and gents furnishings. VINO &C
cupy the Darby block. next adJoihlhs
the parrott building on the SOUTH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

The Atlantic Coast Company had
planned to launch the four-masted
schooner Ida S. Dow Wednesday at
Thomaston, but it was found impos-
sible to make ready for the event and
the launching has been postponed I'M
til January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Nlurt,r fsrrn,tt son ~ Mi ana
Nc. Harold Ecuustt. passed away
a, 10 ruc4,la, evening ~ hartford.
,,,,, 4r.d t,,u 1rnr~. Eve months
,,rd M dY,a The mains were
,,,,,,,bt Al, Augusta ~ the b 20 cN-
pyr., rtur-,llt afternoon ana pray
49, w,u tc lrid at io.Ju thus Friday
r,,,r,,y trrtn 70 tak street. Tho re-
mains we're i.."mpanied t. Augusta
les th, parent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

The annual meeting ~ the Hos
nltal Ma will ho held ~ 80 o'clock
saturday afternoon. Dee q, at the
home ~ Mrs Joseph Williamson. So
drove stree, \ large attendance is
desired To hear the annual report
and correct nr confirm the member
ship iisi before printing Z, is great J.
~ desired that all unpaid dues for
1915 he brought to this. the last meet
ing 81 the wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Thursday morning was one az the
.n,,r ,aid' mvfutues 90 the winter.
81, ,arrur, rtupine from "a 10
degrees above zero. audsas usual y.
4 Folsom. 'od reliable AZ his
home on Nrarnni street was "a few
degrees hover than the others. Mr..
Poisson reported that when he came
over ,o htw Store ~ the morning his
thermometer re- -isiered four degrees
IA hove yeFu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
Orlando Titherington

News has been received of the death
of Orlando Titherington at his home in
Philadelphia, victim of pneumonia
Mr.. Titherington was former resident
of Belfast, coming here some 10 years
ago from Camden with the Duplex Roll
or Bushng Co. After that company
went out of business he was in business
for himself operating a machine shop
on lower Main street He was very mu-
steal and was a member OF the choir In
the North Congregational church at one
time and later was reader in the Epis-
copal Mission in this city. A widow and
three children. Robert, Gertrude and
Charles. survive.
The following officers have been elect
ed for the ensuing year by Thomas H.
Marshall Post. G. A. R.: Commander.
Thomas Cannon; senior vice comman-
der, James Dunton; Junior vice COM
rnander, John W. Ferguson: quarter
master. Daniel H. Strout; surgeon.
James Fairbrother: chaplain, Albert W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Come to the Christmas Sale at the
winthrop Street Baptist church to-
night. There will be a free enter
tainment consisting OF an attractive
musical program. lee cream and
l,xht lunches for sale.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Miss Ruth G. Vickery arrived
home wednesday evening from Wei
lesley. Mass. and will enjoy the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Q. Vickery OF
Western avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

The funeral OF the late Walter
Brown will be held at o'clock TINS
Friday afternoon from BIG Water
street. instead Of from the home at
a Gage street as was announced on
Thursday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Arthur poyou. son ot Edmond
uu,on 40 thia CITY. left un Ncdncs-
day Tor Boston whore Ice ~ employed
IN the railway NATL service. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Hassan; officer of the day. James O.
Clark; Q. G., Leonard L. White. The
installation will take place early in jan
uary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
WINDSOR

NORTH-The Christmas concert al
the Baptist church viii be held Sunday
evening instead of on Friday evening.
as previously stated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Service on the Calais Street Rail-
way. which has been entirely sus-
pended since Saturday was resumed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
LOCAL NOTICE

ChristmRs Trees. delivered. FIFTY
cents each, Tel ii22-w.
dect SAT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Dance at Manchester Grange hall
Friday evening Dec. 2o.--Gents soc
Ladies' without escort i5c.
dec Oh ~ .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Thursday. The power plant was ~,
out Of commission by the breaKins '
the waterwheel gears. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

& Hills as well and 100 per cent Is
expected from that plant.
One Augusta plant, Hume, Newhail
Co., reported 100 per cent today. This
is the regular thing for Hume, New
hall.
Activities have quoted down in the
wards. Except in the two county
wards, work has almost but not
quite ceased. A booth is kept open
at the Post Office and will be as long
as the drive last. to accommodate
those who have been overlooked.
Roy Wardwell, cashier of the drive,
reported that he had heard from six
of the branches OF the Augusta
chapter, as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

Dane ~ Golden Cross hall Dec. 1s,
ander the management OF good music
and q soes time A free lunch furnish
ed 81 interim sion, Gentlemen snc.. la
alss 90. including var tax. dscl7dst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

THURSDAY. dee. 10 7 viii re.opea the
Jim pruery blacksmith shop opposite
Gsnneti's Publishing Co. Expert
hoesexhocing and blacksmith works
81 vi kinds sL reasonable prices
- CHARLES NJ HIsISER.
de,l5.ls.is.so.. i'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

We have never carried a
more varied, more handsome,
more distinctive showing OF
neckwear than this Christ
mas. We call special atten-
ton to our stock of Cheney
ties in tubular and cut silks
which we claim is the largest
and finest in the city.
Prices, 25c, 55c, SOC, Csc,
75c, S5c, ST, SI.25, SI.5o,
and s..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
MULTI CHEMAT1, OAR PU
TIM ALESI.

A trecut un an de zile Gle c1nd
am plecat chemat de Uncle Sam,
a ne face datorinta noastra, ce
Sc cuvine la orr care tfnar ro-
min.
Cit cram moi de voiosi, 81 GU
ce dragoste mare am plecat de
la Local Board c1nd sd venim
la lagar ca sa ne capatam in
structia ce Use cuvine Ia nn
soldat inainte de q merge pc
frontul de lupta. Am plecat Gu
vote buna 81 am ajuns aici tot
Gu vote buna, ne-am capatat g
xamenul al doilea, ba am por-
nit Gu instructia, treaba mergea
bine, mai era 81 mai greu ca cum
recrutul intfiu. Dupa ce ne-am
dedat Gu toate, de pc aici, nu ne
q mai fost greu, ba Gu drag res
pectanl toate CO mise poruncea,
i3ar end fost prin luna lui
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04

mini, care sa mearga Sd sc raz-
bune in contra Hunilor.
Gu totii citi am fost de fata
am zis.: Dumnezeu sa lie stee in
ajutor 81 cugetul care l-au pus
ell totii, sa alba succesul dorit.
Dar am zis ca Gle s s'ar inscrie fe-
.ciori Romini voluntari acum mai
in pripa sa nu lase ri dupa ri,
caci tinpul trecc 81 trupele Ali
atilor cistiga ,,Old Glory" dupa
care Gu totii asteptam. De cum
va IS ar lasa feciorii Romini de
All pc milne 81 MI s'ar inscrie
mai de timpuriu, apoi dupa ce
Sc va pune pace, atunci nu mar
trebue voluntari.
Deci 81 de data asia s'or gasi
Slakeri de sigur, dar la aceia
dura ce sc va pune pace, pcntru
fiecarc trebue sa fie pregatit un
streang 81 peatra de moara
81 ell eli in Oceanul Atlantic, ca
sd sc ,,borteasca'' in vasele ce
S s'au scufundat.
La fel ca mine cugeta toti
soldatii Romini- americani &C Sc
afla la Camp Sherman.
Nick Curea, sergent.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
sITUATIA DIN PALEsTINA

LONDRA, / Nov. = Cind s'a
semnat armistitiul Gu Turcia, for
tele gener. Allenby tineau A.
lepo, departare mai multi ca 800
de mile spre sud de Ierusalim, re-
giune in care dinsul STA inceput
ofensiva in luna Septembrie.' A
leppo este cheia de sud drumu-
lui catre Constantinopole, la SIS
de mile catre nord-vest. Genera
lul Allemby a nimicit trei armate
turcesti 81 a distrus complect pu-
terea militara a Turciei in Pales-
tina 81 Siria.
In acelasi timp generalul Mar
shall, care q fnceput saptamina
trecnta noua avansare in Meso-
potamia, Sc gasea la As de mile
de Mosul, situat la 215 mile spre
northwest de Bagdad. Astfel En-
glezii, in toata campania lor din
Mesopotamia, au inaintat 525 de
mile de la golful persian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
.Sthite|egrafice
.Coltde 7isza aSaSinat.

COPENHAGA, l Nov. - Con-
tele Tisza, fostul prim-ministru
al Ungariei, a fost puscat de un
soldat, spune telegrama primi-
ia All din Budapesta; faptul s'a
petrecut cid T1isza a luat o pre-
umblare.
Tisza fost centrul unor asal-
turf puternice in politica Unga-
ra. Ell fost acuzat ca 81 el es-
te unul dintre eel patru oameni
ce sunt responsible pentru IL
bucnirea acestni razboi 81 a mai
fost acuzat ca ell ar fl instigat
asasinarea archiducelui Ferdi-
nand.
El a .fost un maghiar sovinist.
81 aNfost pro-german, tinind tot
deauna ca sd cistige suprematia
Ungariei asupra Austriei.
S'a mai facut O incrcare ca
sal omoara 81 in II Octombrie
a. G.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
Ref. L.ECTH.
CUM A fNvATAT oMUL sA
VORBEASCA.

Vorbirca ori cuvintele pc care
lc uzam All luat nastere din do
rinta ce ,avea omul primitiv, do
rinta pc care 0 avem 81 moi, de
a comunica unii Gu altii. 1nainte
de cuvinte, ori 1nainte de ce omul
inceput sa vorbeasca GU semenii
sal, el sc intelegea GU ceialalti
prin semne, gesturi 81 diferite
miscari ale corpului Char 81 in
ziua de All cind un ON fnt1lnes-
te pc altul Gu care nu Sc poatc in
telege il vezi fncercind ca sd Sc
faca fnteles prin semne 81 >gesturi
81 in felul acesta, in general, Sc
ajunge La rezultate multumitoare.
Lipsa de prea multe senne 81
gesturi de exprima nmarul o.
biectelor &c cresteau mereu cit 81
a-Si exprima deosebitele ginduri
a facut pc ON ca Sc fntrebuinte-
re sunetul orr combinarea sune-
tului Gu vibrarile vocale 'cu care
fnsotea uncle semne orr gesturi.
In acest fel, de sigur, omul STA
desvoltat facultatea de a sc face
intelcs. Semn dupa semn, gest
dupa gest, 81 sunct dupa sunet au
ajutat La desvoltarea limbei. O.
mul primitiv fncercind ca sd ex-
plice altuia ceva semne orr ges-
turf 81 spre a Sc face 81 mai bine
inteles, ell inceput sa acompa
nieze semne Gu uncle sunete. La
urma celalalt ON inteles ceea ce
lisa spus, 81 la rfndul lui acesta
inccarca ca sa faca pc altii sal
1nteleaga pc ell in acelas fel, intre-
buintind acelasi semne, aceleasi
gesturi 81 aceleasi .sunete. Maj
t7rziu aceste semne s'au clasifi-
cat ST toti din. comunitate in
trebuintau acelas semn orr sunet
ce insemna un lucru deosebit,
astfel lucrurile din jurul lor au
capatat un hume. La urma SEM
tnele 81 gesturile au fost abandO-
nate pentru ca oamenii au vazut
ca Sc pot intelege bine prin com
binarea de sunete. Astfel a luat
nasterea cuvintului. Toate cuvir-
tcle all luat nastere in acelas fel,
cite unul in un timp deosebit
pima cind au primit destule GU
vinte care Sc exprime deosebite-
le lucruri din jurul lor. Copii au
invatat limba materna auzind pc
parintii lor vorbind, 81 astfel a
fnvatat omul sd vorbeasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
CUM A oRICINAT SEMNUL
,,NU" ST ,,DA" PIE CARE o.
MUL IL FACE CO CAPUL,

Originea semnului de face pc
,,nu'' scuturind din cap in laturi
fost un rezultat pc care il aflam
in regimul animal cind mama
vrea sa dee de mincare celor
mici. Mama incearca ca sd faca pc
micuti ca sd primeasca mincarea
astfel 10 duce la gura, poate ca
micutul satul orr Gu-i place
mincarea ce Use da, lucrul natu-
raj ca sub aceste circumstante,
micutul va inchide gura 81 va
scutura capul cind la parte,
cind- la cealalta ca Sc zadarni-
ceasca incercarile mamei sale de
al baga mfncare in gura. Astfel
a nascut obiceiul de a scutura
capul la parte fntelegind prin
aceasta: ,,NU." Ori in alte Gu
vinte acel fel de exprima cus
vfntul ,,nu'' vine de la fncercare
de spune: NUM- trebue mai
multi.
Ideia de a da din cap, in for
ma de motaiala, 81 care semn in
semneaza ,,Da" vine din intentia
oposita cuvfntulli ,,Nu".
Cind micutul a dorit ca sa ma
nince, in scop de ajunge mai
curind la mfncare inceput sa
dea din cap. Astfel vedem la VI
tel la miei, etc. dind din cap, cind
sug, la copil aceasta este 0 ex-
presto de veselie. Vel observa la
orr cine ce da din cap spre a ex-
prima cuvfntul ,,Das' ca buzele
lui sunt deschise, pc cind la GU
vfntul ,,Nu" mai intotdeauna gu
ra e fnchisa. Deci aceasta misca-
re din cap care fnseamna ,.Da" e
cxpresie de aprobare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
o rugare Catre toti Cetitorii par
6Culdri al ziarului ,,AmeriCd|E.

Ca 81 in cealte r1ndur fot recerca 81 de data
ia din parea mnisterui vsterie Statelor Unite sd
tam sporu facut de Romfnas nosr cumpararea de fmpru
mutun ale libertati in al patrulea imprumut
Ununea noastra Isl face dinsa raportul Din partea
noastra apelam Ia cettor nosr mebr La soce
a 81 rugam sd arate sumele de bani pc carl au sub
scris dinsu ori prieteni de al dinslor.
Raspunsure acestea cetitoror nosr trebue sa So
seasca aci Gel multi pima in de- 10 Novembrie a. c.
Gel ce ne scu noua trebuie sd 81 altor zare pen
m Cd anci putea constata nc odata cit de mare
fost suma subscrisa de Rornfni
Numele ceor scru ndata dupa ce sa va srsi ara
area vom face raportul la Washington vor pubcate in
ziar, aiaturi dc cumparatori
Pentru Sd spravm aceasta afacere cit mai cufnd ii
CO bun success cetitorh nosri sunt ruga mite cit mai Gu
rfnd rapoartele dinyiler pc adresa ziaruui nostru
Sd finn ascuta raas Gu deosebit4 stirna:
REDACTIA zIARULUI AMERICA
57Q6 Detroit Ave, Cleveland Q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
.s MICA .r1
lRUBLlC1TATEMA
sssz4s1SS71i1yW Wy
A v I z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruintas din War
rem, Ohio, are onoarea a aviza
pc toti membrii sal ca din cauza
boalei ce b1ntuie nu putem tinea
adunare generala, sunt oprite
intrunirile. Deci fiecare membru
este rugat a-si plati cotizatiile
lunare la secretarul financiar,
Dumineca, 3 Noembrie 1918 de
la orele Gil a. m. 81 de la O..
rele 2-3 p. M, in hala Societa-
til ,,Biruinta'' din ia Walnut
Street. Fratii membrii care sunt
in restanta Gu cotizatiile, sunt
rugati a si-le achita. La din cor
ira suntem siliti al trimite i'm
conspectul catre Uniune ca res.
tanti.
in numele Societatii Biruinta
din Warren, Ohio:
Jacob Murgu, presedinte.
Zenoyie Crisan, secretar prim.
(51-53)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
VALLENCIENNES VA CA
DEA IN M1INILE CANADIE-
NILOR.

Gu armata aliatilor in Flan-
dra, 2 Nov. Vallenciennes es-
te aproape GU totul in miinile
Canadienilor.
Atacul trupelor Canadiene a
inceput ieri dimineata sub un
baraj extrem de puternic, atacul
a rezultat in o incunjurare COM
plecta a orasului.
R7ul Rhonelle ce curge la sud-
ost de acest oras, plin-de cor
purile germanilor morti in acea-
sta lupta. Un Otter german cap
turat a spus ca: ,,numai putin
sd dureze luptele mai multi, re-
zistenta germanilor va Fl sfar1-
mata."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
NoUTATI De Pc FROM.
TUL De. VEST.

LONDRA, l Nov. - I'm atac
aliat dat la vest de Audenard,
pc un front de Is mile, in care
au laat parte trupe Engleze,
Ffaneeze, Be.giene si Americana
q rexultat in o inaintare de mi
Ia adincime. In ultima cara ALA
til Sc raporta Cd stunt numai la
cinci mile de la Audenarde.
La nord de aceste operatii en-
glezii si francezi an avansat
spre Ghent. Dstailsari despre a.
eest atae nu San primit pima a.
ciltn,
Lupte cfineeae s'su reipccput
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04

tiyoara, aflatori in Cleveland, O..
Gu ziua de 4 I,lHe 1913 in nu-
mele bisericei gr. ort. din Oprea
Cirtisoara, in care am fost de
fata 9 membrii 81 tot odata ru-
gam pc toti consatenii aflatori
III Statele Unite ale Americei de
nord, a Sc face Gu totii membrii
al acestui fond, care Sc numeste
pentru repararea bisericei, care
S "a stricat GU fntrarea Romini-
Ell in razboi, sau daca s'ar adu-
ia destui bani char pentru IA
cerea bisericei din nou, 81 asa
toti membrii sunt rugati a-si da
toata silinta a ajuta cit sc poaje
la acest fond 81 Gu totii la olalta
ne vom putea implini seopul 81
afacerea care am porcit-o, 81
toti consatenii aflatori il, State
le Unite ale Americei lie Ncru
sa fie GU totii membrii al lcestni
fond 81 lie vom fl mult,lmitori
81 ia toti prietenii 81 strainii ca
re ne ajuta la acest fond.
La acest fond au contrbuit
urmatorii dupa cum urmeaza:
loan 81 Istina Miclea 800;
Petru N. Budacu 800; Nicolae
IN. Grovu $50; George Grecu
$50; Lazar Miclea 800; lie 81
Sofiea Cartanu $50; loan 81 Vic
toria Budacu $35; Victor /. Bu-
curenciu 81 sofia $50; Victor |.
Popa $50; Constantin Budacu
500; Iancu A. Budacu $35; Fill
pu G.. Grovu $35; Arsene N. Gro
WI $50; Haralampe Pandrea
$50; loan V. Geta 81 sofia $50;
loan Folea $25; Achim Miclea
din Noul Romfnesc SIS; loan
Solomonu din Sighisoara So;
Stefan Colceriu din Sighisoara
50; Efrosina Blendea $25; loan
| Bucurenciu $50; Dumitru Car
tan 81 sofia Ana $25; Ieronim
Budacu 81 sofia $25; lie G.. Bu-
dacu S25; Maria Candea $5;
loan I. p. Grovu $40; George N.
Geta $25; Canditu Grovu $25 !;
Constandin Stoica 81 sofia $25 !;
Nicolae [. Jacob $35; loan N
Blendea So; Nicolae I. Blendea
$40; Nicolae Maria Blendea
81 sofia $1,000; Pavel Eva
Grovu $50; Antoine Geta 500; Iu-
Llama loan Bucurenciu 81 fami-
liza 800; loan Popa din Nimija
Ungureasca $40; loan T. Bu-
dacu $35; George l. Voda $32.
81 so cent? loan Blendea 81 So
tia 1926; Dumitru Banciu $3.50
Dumitru Oprea din Piscu, Romi-
MIA $40; George Dana $50; Nico-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
ARMIST1TIUL AUSTRO- -ITA.
LIAM.

PARIS, 2 Nov. Ziarul Ma
tin scric Cd consiliul inter-aEat
de la Versailles a inaintat gene
ralului Diaz comandantul for
telor italiene, termenii armisti-
tiului pc care sal dea ABSTRACT
Tor. Sc zice ca fntreg consiliul a
acceptat Gu unanimitate fiecare
clausa d terminilor.
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lac Pitica st sofia din Daia Sa-
seasca $15; George N. Grovu
$50; loan Sofia Banciu $40; Ge-
orge N. Stoica $15; loan HE
Trfntoru din Streza Cfrtisoar:
$5 Suma totala $1,512.OO.
Colecta e. deschisa pentru toti
aceia care vor bine vol a mai
dona pentru acest fond.
In numelc comitetului:
loan Mclea, easier.
Victor J. Bucuernciu 81 loan
budacu, secretari.
(51-53)