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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24

thatchlike eyebrows; long, unkempt
beard and hair, surmounted by u COON
skin cap.
The sight Of him coming down the
road in his ~ramshackle buggy, drawn
by Il rickety old gray mare, made the
children scamper from the roadside.
The old man was Il cripple when he
mystcriously put in his appearance in
the Missouri township. He was able to
get around only by can of his horse
and buggy. Although he gave freely
and without charge Of his remedies,
he refused to 'neighbOr' with anyone.
AS he slipped his toddy in the little
CROSSROADS store he quarrelcd with
the bystanders. He was constantly
engaged in some lawsuit and made
many bitter enemies.
And then there came a July night
when the men of the community decid-
ed the old doctor had been 81 neighbor-
hood nuisance long enough. There
had been several fires in the township.
Buggy-wheel tracks were seen in the
vicinity of each. Following the fires
a number of sacks Of wheat that were
loaded at the old Keytesville landing
ready to be shipped to Kansas City
were cut one night and thousands Of
bushels Of grain lost. The same
wheel tracks were seen near the land
ing. The community was enraged.
The old "yarb doctor" was held re-
Bponsible.
The next afternoon, as he was jog
ging homeward, a number of men am
pushed in the lonely road riddled his
body. with bullets and hastily buried
him in a shallow grave.
Superstitious Fear.
The community approved, but later
on a dozen men were arrested for the
murder. When the court ordered the
body of the murdered man to be ex-
humed. the whole ~neighborhood was
alarmed. They feared life might come
again to the old doctor. Prayer meet
ings in the churches and at the old
camp-meeting ground were set for tue
day.
Each man arrested, however, proved
an alibi. The prosecution was sudden
ly ended. The body vas supposedly
nailed up in a walnut box and buried
In q deep. grave. The neighborhood
reS'e" zts2pF 4Sssgi
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24

The queen of Roumania calls to the
American people to buy Liberty bonds
to their utmost. She feels that the
sooner the enemy is defeated the
sooner her people and her country will
be liberated from the militaristic op.
preston Of the Hun. The photograph
shows the queen, at the left, with
Princess Elizabeth.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24
Frocks Made in New Shade.

The bright French blue so fashion
able for so many patriotic months has
allowed q bit of green to streak it and
the turquoise result Is enchanting. A
wool aRaV frock Of +lic ehc1c, -s-r-'--
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24
War Libraries are Popular.

The camp libraries maintained by
the American Library association 1T
all the big training camps are very
popular. At Camp Greene, for IN
stance, there were 800 men in the II.
brary at z p. m. on a recent evening
looking for books, and at one timn
there were 81 men sitting on the floor
roadinn hacallao fhoro uoro rct ccc..-A
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24
1eOf 1IUIU py
Western Newspaper Union

The American Defense society is circulating this painting in the form If
"A stamp for the benefit of the Fatherless Children Of France If which Marshal
.Lodre is president. The picture was painted and presented to the cause hv
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24

A lovely gown of pearIy gray bro
caded crepe. Its Russian inspiration
is shown in the long straight lines
slightly drawn in by broad band at
waist. Panels are placed cIeverly at
the sides, and fastened to the broad
band of sable at the skirt edge. Very
new are the pIeated sleeves, finished
by band of fur, and the muffler collar
with heavy silk tasseIs.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-24

Some Italians may be understood and squaty, but not the Alpin[, Itays
crack fighters. These men were picked, from each company, from the
trenches along the Pfave a few weeks ago. Not n of them had had less
than two wounds, and many of them have survived foul They ares shown
here N their arrival in Washington to boost the Liberty loan. Besides the
Alpini there are squads each O. the GrenadiGi and tn BersagierL or Feath-
cred Devils.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
The Safest Investments

are those that do no huctuAts during dis
turbed conditions Of the money or stoeh
n4A-ketA First deed Of trust notes (nrui
mortEAEes), we'll secured on real estate n
the District Of Columb blA, constitute "gilts
edEs- inveatmo.-ta, and they do not de-
pend upon the financial responsibility Of
individuals or corporations for their sta
Ir amounts from S60o upward Send foe
booklet. "'conesrninG Loaus and Invest.
nan1nS
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

Thrift Stamps bought for yourself
or your children cultivate the right
spirit.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
TWICE WOUNDED,
CRAWLS FORWARD

Wounded by a machine gun bullet.
which penetrated his right arm while
he was charging with bayonet at a
group OF Germans operating the gun,
Private Frank Luzupone, of Wash
ington. continued forward. A few
minutes later he received another
bullet in his left leg. but still at
tempted to crawl toward the Ger
mans.
Private Luzupone is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Luigi Luzupone, of 624
Florence street northeast. The story
of his bravery reached his brother,
Vito NJ. Luzupone, OF 1905 H street
northeast. today in three letters, one
from Frank and the others from his
comrades. Luzupone in his letter
states that he is recovering from his
wounds in a hospital.
According to his comrades, Luzu-
pone is eager to return to the front
line trenches. His last trip "over
the top" was the third one he has
made since being ordered to the front
in last January.
Luzupone's letter was written by a
Red Cross nurse, but was signed by
himself. He writes mostly OF get
ting back at them again." and says
very little OF his wounds. I'VE gave
them the scare OF their lives" he
says.
He is twenty-six years old and en-
listed in the National Guards in 1918.
He saw service on the Mexican border
and was sent to France last Decem-
Der.
Luzupone's brother, Stephen, thir-
ty-six years old. is fighting with the
Italians on the Austrian front
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
HELP FIND BELLE,
LOST KITTY CAT !

Statesmen may have their troubles
Congress can be Republican ol
Democratic. but Margarine Miller must
find her kitten.
At least this is indicated in the
appeal made to the public today by
Margaret Miller, ten years old. of 1904
Georgia avenue northwest, in her
search for Belle. a kitten
Margaret today took steps to trace
the movements of the kitten, which
wears a collar with a bell on II. by
enIisting the services of The Times
because "The Times had helped chill
dren to find their pets that got lost
or stolen"
Her letter follows:
Dear Editor:
am a little girl ten years old
and love to go to school so well.
am in the fifth grade. have
read in The Times WHARF you had
helped children to find their pets
that got lost or stolen. l want to
ask you II you will help me find
my baby sisters pet cat? My
sister Is SICK all the Tune ana my
mother and papa sent her to the
mountains in West Virginia for
her health and | was to take care
OF her cat until she came home
and last Sunday / let the cat out
the door and she went across tho
street and / never will find her
unless you will help me and my
poor little sick sister will most
cry her eyes out for her pet. The
cat had a collar on with a little
bell and she is so nice and friend
ly. She is brOwn-gray and white
and her name is Belle. l will
thank you so much IL you will
help me.
Your friend,
MARGARITE MILLER.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

MINI, Goodhue, Willis =. German.
Neb., Blair, Roy c. Halstead.
n. v, New York, Jack BamfOrth.
WOUNDED OEGREE UN-
DETERMINED.
previously Reported MissinE)
PRIYATES.
Mass Greenfield, George j. II. Veno
Ohio. Caldwell, Edwin c. Hartley.
Ohio, Plain City, Robert L. WoOdburn.
IN HANDS OF enemy.
previously Reported KilIed.)
PRIVATE.
Mich. CassopOlis, Fred l. Cooper.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY.
Previously Reported Severely Woundedl
PRIVATES.
n c. Tarboro, William II. Campbell.
n. C., winston-Salem, Ralph j. Charles.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY &.
(PreviousIy Reported RIissinE)
PRIVATE.
Ill, Chicago, Frank Charles Becker.
SICK IN HOSPITAL
previously Reported MIssinE.)
SERGEANTS.
Col. Fruita, Nicholas G. Robinson.
\. H., Mountalnview, George +. Dedham.
PRIEATES.
ILL.,. Chicago, Bernard A. Taheny.
Kan, UdaII, William +: Burke,
Ky, Waco, John f. Griggs.
SY', brooklyn. Advert Dexter.
ohio. Toledo, Emil A. Zeck.
Pa, Pittsburgh, Donald 5. Rogers.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
previously reported kIIled.)
PRIVATE.
Ill, jacksonville, Harold ii. Bartlett.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
previously reported died Of wOunds)
PRIVATE.
Enr
PRESENT FOR DUTY
previously reported severely wounded.)
CORPORAL.
n, Y, Brooklyn, John ID. Sullivan.
ILL.,, Chicago. Fred Gordon.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
previously reported wounded, degree un.
determined.)
PRIVATES.
Miss, SIedEe, Eugene c. ChOrley.
Mass, Worcester, Joseph Marrone.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
previously renoFted missinE)
CORPORAL.
ILL.,, Chicago, CasL1ie l.. Bailey.
PRINATES.
ILL.,, Bushnell, William 4. NeUneker.
Minn. Minneapolis. Harry G. Holmquist.
MinB., South Minneapolis, Victor Il. 1Jonn-
Ore. WntrrviIIe, Waldo II. Farnham.
:. G.. Bolton, Claude - BaEwelI.
W. Va, SherFard, John r. Drum.
ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE
previously Reported MIssinE)
PRIVATE.
Ohio, Ashland, Harold II. swain.
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Tex, Ia Pryor, Victor T. Christian.
Va, Norfolk, William r. Holland.
Wis, MakWanagO, James X. Darling.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
CORPORAL.
Wis, Milwaukee, John ID. Sullivan
PRIN,ATES.
H., Anna. James r. johnson.
Mass, Manchester, George Clark
n. ", New York, Morris Brody.
y. ", DE Ruyter, John Campbell.
n. ", ROchester, William Mcintyre
Ohio, Clyde, Lester W. Hawk.
Okla. Lawton, John +. Hoover.
Pa, McKeesPOrt, David P.ManninE.
Tenn, LenoIr City, PharIey &. sexton.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
PRIVATES.
Neb-. Fairbury. Elmer W. Hinkal:
Mass, SOmerTfIIe, Charles W. Weinberg.
MISSING IN ACTION.
SERGEANT.
n. H., Mountain View. George F. Dedham'
PRIVATES.
Cal, Whittier. John w. Bruyn.
Cal, San Bernardino, Byron F. RichmHn.
Cal, Salinas. Harry W. Wayman.
Ind, BOOnviIle. Noble III. Tretter.
Miss. WaIleryiIle, Curtis L. Henry.
Ohio, Ashtabula- Carl l.. Trask.
Pa, Kane, Millard DOnachy.
Tex, Waco, James l. LAster, jr.
Tex, Mesquite, John A. Parks.
Wash, Six Prong, Edward J. Linblad.
KILLED IN ACTION
previously Reported Severely Wounded.)
CORPORAL.
No., Perry, John w. Davis.
PRIVATE.
Iowa, Abba, John J. Smith.
KILLED IN ACTION
previously Exported MissinE)
PRIVATE.
KY, MaysviIIe, Hugh Z. BOlender.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
previously Reported Wounded, Degree
Undetermined.)
PRIVATE.
Va, Richmond, Leonard :. klotze.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
previously Reported KilledD
CORPORAL
Ohio, Columbus, Carlos ID. Creed.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
(PreviousIy Reported AIissinE.)
PRIVATE.
Cal, Arroyo Grands, Charles W. Visher.
WOUNDED IN ACTION ODE
GREE UNDETERMINED
previously Reported KiIledD
PRIVATES.
ILL.,, Momence, Fred j. De Witt
Idaho, AIdridEe, Hugh Fackren.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES

ST TEClAI nv IlOCo
We Sell Window Shades
For Less because We make
THE SHADE SHOP, PS 5,s Iith z ,sgi. =.
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TO EHTERAIINATE BED BC.,s, rsaeasS,
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ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
A POORLY worded. e0nsumptlvS
II your ad Il hot pulling the maxi
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classified ads pay. They have nads
2 thorough study Of classified adyer.
Using not only IN Washington but
0bllsses you s' 4 any SlsS sSy to m % SaH. oSs SSs
IepreaentattVe call on you, We win
not try TO sell you anything. We
sslmpiy want TO show you how An
Ia intsInGeHt force can Be Applied q
PHONE THE TINES
A9n h2o0 Classlned Advt Dept
INSURANCE.
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Special Funeral Wreaths lIodscsfe.
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Corner 18th and II Sta, WASHINGTON:
Waldorf Astoria, and sos Madison ave. New
YORK Flowers for funerals . speciality.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
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For White People Oniy.
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Pm, Philadelphia, John Fisher.
Tex, Houston, Robert BInEle.
Wash, Diamond, Harry T. F1ckIin-
WASH, North Yakima, Sydney 7. King
RETURNED TO DUTY
previously reported missing IN aetion)
CORPORAL.
Wis, Milwaukee, Alvin J. Frank.
Ark. BaIEIte. Prank ID. Ross.
Iowa, Valley Junction. Ernest c. Hayes
n.y., Danville, Donald l. Lester.
Mass, E1tchburE, James Harrison.
Mich, COldWater, Cleo Albert Draime-
Mich, Bay City, Carl =. Anderson.
Mich, Monroe, Bruno William Dunmoros
n. J., Dumont, clifford Olive.
n. NJ, Chearde, Arthur j. Daniel.
N. ", New York, Frank r. Feeney.
n. Y, Brooklyn. Charles Ennis.
n. v, Oswego, William II. Noll.
n. v, Brooklyn, John T. Huddy.
Ohio, Port Clinton. Walter Schnnroek.
Okla, Putnam, Ora J. DObbins.
Pa, Mariana, Edward v. Armstrong.
Pa, Philadelphia, James B. Clark.
Pa, Pittsburgh, Clarence q. SehweiEer.
Russia, Village Tra1lln, Serhel ChaykA.
$. D., Pierre, Thomas j. FOrsythe.
Tenn, Milan, John p. BarEer.
Tex, Garrison, Berdest Fancher.
Tex, Clark Daniel Fowler.
Wash, Seattle, David w. Brattstrom.
RETURNED TO DUTY
previously Reported Killed In Action.)
PRIVATE
Ohio, Jefferson, Raymond Byers.
DIED OF DISEASE
previously Reported Died in Sinking Oi
PRIVATE.
Ca, Augusta, william j. Cooney.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

FOR LONG DISTANCE MOVING, QUICK
baggage delivery, trips to Baltimore, VIII
mingtOn and PhIladelphia call MULLENS
AUTO TRANSFER. 2Ols sth St N W.
North 297e-J
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

Pm, Philadelphia. John Fisher.
Tex, Houston, Robert BlnEle.
Wash, Diamond, Harry T. F1ckIin-
WASH, North Yakima, Sydney T. King.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
KILLED IN ACTION


previously Reported Missing In Aetion.)
CORPORALS.
y. Y, BROOKLYN. Frank r. smith.
Pa. Erie, Lawson DefOrest.
PRIVATES.
Ind, Linton, Clarence WinfOrd Vest
Italy, AngaranO, DOmenico COrvaFo.
n. J., lyons. Horace Russell LOCKER.
n. ", Taleville, Eugene l. Davis
n. ", Buffalo, Arthur NJ. GeorEer.
y. C., ThomasVille. Bennett COrnelius.
Okla. Rankin. Orville Estes.
Pa, Erie, Sylvester John English.
Pa, Mt. Holly Springs, Paul Goodyear.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
previously Reported Missing in Action.)
CORPORALS.
Canada. PetroIea, Ontario, Frederick Love.
n. " New York. IIG1 J1nes J. Cullen.
Ohio, Cleveland, Donald HOsmer.
Pa, Scranton, John ]. ManIey.
PRIEATES.
Cal. Santa Anna, Robert VI. Crawford.
Cal, Oakland. Thomas A. King.
Ind. Carlos City, George Omar Coz:
Italy, COrIeto Perticara, Frank De EIleppeS
Ky, MayfieId. Lafayette Stanley.
La, Starks. Joseph Drake.
n. v, Brooklyn, Arthur r. CloOs.
Ore, Eugene. william r. Davis
Pa, Philadelphia, Anthony Cayerreta.
Pa, West Point, Francis A. Cole.
Pa, Hop Bottom, DeIbert Dean Rose.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
previously reported missing in aetIon.)
PRIVATE.
Canada, Montreal, Harry Blanshay.
WOUNDED DEGREE UNDE-
TERMINED)
previously reported missing In actiOn.)
PRIVATES.
CAL, Berkeley. William X. Stone.
Cal Falls River Mills, Oral W. Neikirk.
Italy, Boliena, Vincent GuidOtte.
KY, RocIlhOId, Robert =. steele.
Mich, StOninEtOn, Andrew Hanson, jr.
~. j., Garfield, Charles hi Piazza.
y. NJ, Kelly, Tomas Garcia.
n. ", Brooklyn, John Joseph Smith.
Ohio, Cleveland, Alex BienkOwski.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
WALL ST. MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. Peace stocks
came to the front in a pronounced
manner at the opening OF the stock
market, when railroad stocks and the
Industrial shares outside OF the. war
list were in vigorous demand at sub
stantial advances. There was a wide
opening in Southern Pacific, the first
sale being 5000 shares at 1914 to
10T&, a gain of over one point.
Union Pacific and Reading both rose
point, and Erie common followed
with an advance OF y to 1Sh.
In the peace industrials, most in
terest was attached to the continued
buying of U. S. Rubber. which rose
2 points to 1914. American Smelling
reflected continued accumulation. ad-
vancing 1S points to 91h. Anaconda
gained / y points to ~. These stocks
sold at new high levels for the year,
with Southern Pacific selling at the
highest price touched since 1913. Ma
rine preferred was exceptionally
heavy, declining points to 121.
Yesterday 1850
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
LATEST CASUALTY
LIST FROM FRANCE
Ccontinued from Ninth Page.)

CONTINUED from Ninth Page.)
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Ohio, WlllOuEhby, Harold T. Palmer.
CORPORALS.
Ky, CynthiAna, James NJ Parsons.
n. v, New York, Thomas Purten
PRIVATES.
Ca. Augusta, Anthony p. knuck.
Ind. Valparaiso. John X. Thatcher.
Ky. Springfield, Stephen o. Parrot.
n. Y, Rochester, Gordon o. Mayer.
n. ", Mareellus, Ralph c. Share.
Pa, Tannersville, Robert Nader.
Pa, Martinsburg, Guy l.. Bonner
Tex, EoliAn, Carl G. Booth.
DIED OF WOUNDS
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Dave W. McCIAin. (NO next OF KIM
SERGEANT.
n. J., Bound Brook. James J. Marco
CORPOR AL.
Idaho, BIackfOOt, John A. Anderson
PKIVATES.
IN, Mount Carmel, GlayrOn L. Hill.
H., Carnl, John L. YOliva-
Ca, GainsvEle, Paul r. BOldinE.
Mich, Detroit, Carl r. Stltt.
Minn., Springfield, John Watson.
Neb., Clearwater, Ray II. McNay.
Ohio, Cincinnati, Edward A. kOehm.
Ohio, COllinwOOd, james p. Flanagan
Vt, Randolph, Robert Hatch.
W. Va, Ivydaie, Daniel o. Thompson.
DIED OF DISEASE
QUARTEAMASTER'S CLERK.
Cal, Fresno, II. B. HOckett.
SERGEANT.
GAL, Glendale, Ray +. EnOs.
PRIVATES.
Ala, SIOcomb, Arch 2. GiVeus.
Cal, Los Angeles, Guy VI. Lewis.
Ind, North salem, Henry II. kurtI-
Ky, EIl<tOn, T. n. Perkins.
Kan, Prescott, William h. Phillips.
La, Elton, William J. ROzns-
MINI, Waseca, Lawrence J. COnnor.
MINI. Minneapolis, Howard i. Gilbert
No., Huma. Earl a. Pinch
No., Linn Creek, Howard p. Cullen.
n. ", brooklyn, Howard =. CryEler.
n. v, IronreqOit, William II. McPhah.
n. ", Rochester, George 5. Nichols.
Ohio, Berlin Cross Roads, Carl A. Perkins
Ohio, Radnor, John Hines.
Ohio, Salem, Russell J. Campf.
Tex, Abilene, Homer W. Burkett.
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Baltimore, Philadelphia and AIexandria
and local points.
NO JOB TOO LARGE-NoNE TOO
SMALL
R. s. r. TRANSFER & EXPRESS CO.,
Gil X st. NV. s3s 9Th St NV. Frank 5SSS
RELIABLE QUICK SERVICE
NEW 2-TON TRUCKs-sHoRT AND
LONG HAULS. c. H. THOMAS. 1918 3
st N. W. je14-gOt
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
TO ASSIST SHIPPERS

Solicitude as to the transportation
pecteS OF the railroads, according to
an ofhcial announcement of Director
General McAdoo. The new plan was
devised by B. L. WincheIl, regional
director OF the Southern region. to
assist shippers in keeping in touch
with their freight
Through a central office. consignees
Of freight are to be enabled upon
request to locate any given car which
is overdue at destination. They will
also be able to get information about
the time of its probable delivery.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
TOday's Market Hints

fair prices to consumers. By the DiStriei
Food Administration
Take your basket 10 market"
"Just say, Don't wrap IL,
please"
Paper saved is paper made"
ABUNDANT-onions. potatoes. cabbage.
celery. squash, pumpkins. peppers, tur-
nips, cooking apples, green tomatoes.
NORMAL-EatinE apples, carrots, beets,
lettuce, grapefruit, cranberries. spinach.
parsnips. oyster plant.
SCARCE-L1ma beans, oranges, Iemous.
grapes, pears. caulinoWer.
VEGETARTRa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-23
SPRE STIRE.

SOcietatea rOmina de ajutOr 81
,ultura ,,Rominul Ardelean's din
Cleveland Ohio, aduce la cunoS-
.inta mcmbrilOr sal ca conform
hotarirei luata in sedinta Socic.
tatci din urma s'a hotarit ca sc.
linta Societatii sd Sc tina Odata
pc luna. in Dumineca intii a fie.
carei luni. Toti membrii sd ia Ia
,unostinta aceasta 81 sa Sc pre-.
zinte fiecare la sedinta neconditi
mat 81 tot odata la aceste Sc
linta sa-si plateasca fiecare frate
membru cotizatia lunara. Ase
menea sunt rugati toti frati
nembrii care sunt afara din oras
"a pima i'll zecea ri a fiecare
uni sa-si achite cOtele lunare ca
"a poata fl trecuti in buna reguli
n conspectul catre Uniune.
In numelc Societatii ,,Rominu
Ardclcan'' din Cleveland, Ohio
Gergel Ilie, presedinte
Nicolae Borbos, secretar
(92-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-23

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,R. Carpaffnas.' din Gle.
veland, Ohio, invita- GU drag pc
toti fratii membrii lua parte la
Petrecerea Sociala Familiara,
care Sc va tinea in ziua de 2
Septemvrie 1918 Labor Day..
Aceasta petrecere find data
numai pentru membrii Societatii
81 familiilOr dior ar Fl de dorit
ca nici unul sd nu lipsaesca, GU
att mai mutt am dori ca eel pu.
tin odata de end exista Societa.
tea noastra sd he vedcm Gu totii
la un lOc.
| La dispOzitie va fl 0 muzica
dintre cclc mai bune, care va
cinta romineSte, undc 81 familiile
mai pot juca cite un briu, sirba
81 invirtita.
Nu uitati aduce 81 pui fripti
81 de ale mincarei.
Bautura va fl GU pretul rcdus
pc acea ri.
Pretul dc intrare: 50 cent? de
persoana.
Membrii care nu au familie
pot aduce Gu dinSii Q dana.
Membrii apartinatori Uniuni
inca sc admit.
La aceasta petrecerc vom pri
mi 81 membrii noui, accia &C vO
iesc sc inscrie sd binc voiasca
4 veni la accasta petrecere.
Deci veniti Gu totii sd lie pctrc
,em odata frumos 81 adevarat ro
mineste 81 sd ne ramina o ri dt
Suvenir.
Gu aceasta Ocaziune yeti vedes
81 hala din nOu vopsita 81 frumos
decorate.
Comitetul aranjator.
(92 93 & 96 & 97)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-23
A DOBOR1N LA PAMiNT
TREI AEROPLANE IN
20 SECUNDE.

PARIS. 81 August. = Locotc-
nentul aviator Rene Fonck. We
stitul aviator francez, care IA do
borit la pamint i'll ziua de II
August 3 aeroplane germane STA
dat seama despre isprava sd ad-
mirabila 81 = dupa cum $ IA con
statat in mod oficioS. intreaga
munca lui uriasa fost ispravita
numai in 20 secunde. adeca mai
putin ca jumatat de minuta.
Fonck era escortat de dOua a
eropfane de patrula. Dupa ce a
sburat citva timp in dreapta 81
in stinga. Spionind, a vazut +
aeroplanc inamice. carl erau la
departarc de citeva suite iarzi
unul de cclalat. Aviatorul fran
ceZ a atacat cu plSca a-maSllN, Sd
primul aeroplan. Dupa o lupta
bde 10 secunde aceSta a caZut JOS
impresurat de flacari. Pc urma
ispravit 81 cu al doilea in ace
lasi fel. al treiica dosit inainte
de al fl putut 1ua la ochi, dar
prin intOrsatura repede s'a
aruncat asupra celui de al patru.
lea 81 la TRIMS joS.sa acompanl
eze pc cele doua doborite deja.
Daca eel de al treilea aeroplar
ar fl zburat la departare ma
appropriate de eel de al dOllea
Fock a declarat ca Lar fl putu'
trimite 81 pc acela la pamlnt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-23
CUMPARA w. S. S.

Nh ti-se ccre sd dai din clStl-
yul tau nici o contribute carlta-
bila. Ti-se cerc ca sa lnvestez
banii tai. pc rn interes pc care
nici 0 banca nu til plateste, pc
jinga ca eel mai sigur loo de
investare pc care lumca aceasts
il poate prezenta.
Daca creditul hui Uncle Sam
nu bun. atunci nu bun mimic
in accasta lumc. 81 nici banll CO
TIM in buzunarul tau earl ar t
ajutat cclOr dim tranSelc, MI sun'
valabiIi nici un fir dc ccnusa
Ficcare care unul ce iubeStc II
bertatea cumpara marci de cru
tare pc toti banii eel poate pune
la o parte.
M uita cumpara All marci
de crutare.