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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04
(va urma).
G o N v o G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cutlura America" din Wheat
land, Pa, convoaca pc toti men,
bril- sal, precum 81 pc toti fratii
ROmlnl earl dOreSc a deveni ca
mebrii al acestei Socictati, a lua
partc la adunarea generala ex-
ira ordinara de 6 luni. care sc va
tinca Dumincca, Iulie 1918. la
orcle l.30 p. m., ia hala Socicta-
til din Main Street No. 2.
Avind mai multe puncte de ma
re lmpOrtanta de rezolvat, intre
care va fl 81 darea de seama pc
6 luni trecutc. Tot odata va fl 81
alegcrea noilor functionari 81 a
comitetului pc un period de 6
lnni viitoare. Avind aceste pune
te importante de reZolvat, sun;
rugati toti fratii membrii al So
cietatii noastre ,.America'' fl
prczenti pc ziua sus numita. Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc Tor pcdep.
81 conform statutclor.
In nnmcle Societatii ,.Ameri-
ca" din Wheatland. Pa:
vasile Gator, presedinte.
1lie suciu, secretar.
= (5O-51)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04
CATRE PRIsoNIERI.

Caut pc hStele meu Todor 81
garteu, fost militar in armata
Austro-Ungara, 81 pc verii mel
Constantin Cotutu, Dumitru CO.
tutu 81 loan Bindea. Rog pc fra
Til prisonieri carl stu ceva ~des-
pre- dinsii, sau char d-lor daca
vor ceti aceste- rInduri sa-mi
scrie 81 lc voiu Fl recunoscator.
Numele meu este I, Sigarteu din
comma Diafus Nires, comitatul
SOlnoc Doblca.
Adresa mea este urmatoarca !:
Ionas Sigarteu, P. o. B. 1853, E.
Youngstown, Ohio.
(50-5l & SO -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04

lelalte mil 81 felurite, in conditiuni
asemeni.
de locuitori 81 acelas teren care All
Sc cumpara numai Gu citiva dolari
Is ar vindc cu 1000 de dolari me-
trul pStrat, eel putin.
Suferintcle Sc parura. Gu noroc ;
fagaduielile erau atragatoare; din
toate provinciile Statelor Unite a.
lergara aici GU granada Polonezii
doritori sa Sc inscrie printre To-
cuitorii noii colonii. Frau Unguri,
Silezieni, Galitieni, natiune origi-
nara din Posnania, din Lituania
sau din jurul Varsoviei; toti oame-
nil dedati de multi cu un lucrll
greu in atelierele 81 marble fabrici
din Chicago 81 Milwaukee carl ar ra
sufla in ziua in care ar putea sd SO
dedice la ingrijirile pamintului. -
.slngura vlata la care sc cred chen1A-
ii anume taranii Sc hotarau Gu
bucnric nebuna la prima ocaziune
ce li-se infatisa, ca sd paraseasca
orasul plin de ceata 81 de FUN, 81
sa-si fnjghebeze Gu securea 81 plu-
gul viata liberia in ses,lrile intinse
ale Arkansas-ului.
Alergara de asemef1ea 81 altii; Luz
me care fugia de climele prea cal
de din Texas, de frie1ll excesiv din
Minnesota, de aerul umed 81 Mesa
natos din Detroit sau de psmintu-
Hrilc putin roditoare din Illinois.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04

acestea sortit sa devina un raj pa
mIntesc, numit Borovina, Sc afla in
Arkansas, adica in teritoriul Gel
mai sanatos 81 eel mai rOditor din
lumea noua. f adevarat ca micul
oras Memfis, asezat pc malul opus
al fluvului, era unul din lOcurile iu
bite de frigurile galbene, care fac
aci vizite repetatc 81 nu neroditoa-
re; dar din informatiunile luate 81
studiile facute en- privire la acea-
sta reesia GU mare siguranta ca nu
numai frigurilor galbene ci 81 orica-
ror friguri, de orice fel 81 de orice
.culoare le era en- neputinta trcce-
rea dincoace de fluviu. La aceasta
contribute nu putin 81 faima popoa-
relor mai de aproape, Indienii de
rasa Choclaw, pc carl lar fl jnpuit
fara indoiala nefndnplecat; 81 nu
exista pc aici frigurile galbene de-
cit in fata unei piei rosii.
NOile colonii aveau att de mare
|placere sa Sc afle tocmai in milo
cul frigurilor galbene la dreapta, 81
salbaticii la stfnga intr'un fel de
zona neutrala; pentruca foarte cu
[noscut ca daca frigurile galbene tire
mura inaintea pielor rosii, acestia
fng din partea lor din fata frigu-
rilor 81 unul MI poate sd stea unde
Sc gaseste celalalt. Aiei dupa pre-
|yederca omeneasca, erau toatc pro-
|babilitatile ca in 1000 de ami eel
putin, Boroyina ar avea 2 milioane
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04

Locul de intilnire era hotarit la
Hitchcock. DelaLittle- Rock la Cla-
resvipe eel din urma pamfnt locuit,
inaihte de, sosi la Borovina, era O
Gale de doua-spre-zece ore eel pu-
tin; dar celia ce era mai rau, era
ca trebuiau sa treaca prin baraga-
nele maracinoase, paduri virginc 81
cursuri de apa revarsatc. in toatc
partile. Gel mai nerabdatori, Sc
pierdusera fara sd lase urma despre
eli. Oar intreaga caravana a Polone-
zilor punindu-se in miscare, dupa
citeva zile in ordine de mars, alum
Sc la Borovina 81 deocamdata Isl a.
scza corturile in padure.
Ca sa spunem adevarul, AHA a.
j,nsi, moi colonisti avura 0 mare
desiluzie. Sc aSteptau sd gaseasca
1ndata cinpii roditoare 81 nesfirsi-
tc intinderi de pamint, plantatii
minunate, carl ar avea nevoie nu-
mai de brate 81 pluguri. Realitatea
din contra infatisa ochilor lor pa
dnre deasa pc care trebuia so da-
r1me ca sd Sc faca stapini pc sesul
roditor: groaza de stejari negri-
ciosi, arbori rosii, platani netezi, 81
comori negri, carl Sc fntindeau pier
zind,l-i din ochi, impletindu-se cn
ranfurile, fornnau I'M hatis des 81
iaepatr,,ns ca un zid.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04

DIR. A. LAPPNER
MEDIC DIN ROMfNTA
281 FarmsWorth, colt Gu Hastings
DETROIT, MICH.
Zilnic de la 9 dimineata p1n6 la 9
seara. - Duminica 9-12 prfnzul.
Telefomati North 2307.. Ike
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-04

Sc intelege ca in nadejdea unei
asemenea averi, n ar fl intreprin-
dere att de usoara desi erau uni,
carl mariau spaima apropierii GU
pieile rosii. Oar acestora Ii Sc ola
cele mai puternice asigurari ca In
dienii din rasa Choclaw aveau o de-
osebita simpatie pentru fiji Polo
niei, cu carl ii legau lanturile unei
vechi prietenii. Afara de aceasta,
Sc sta de toata lumea ca, Gu cit ca
lea ferata 1nainta biruitoare taind
tot mai multe paduri 81 finete. In
dienii Sc dau inapoi ingroziti din
aintea parilor de telegraf, carl Sc a.
tineau de laturi 81 caror forma de
cruce devenia pentru eli un semn
de ruina 81 de pierdere. ST cum in
imprejurimile Borovinei toate pa
mimturilc erau in nina nnei socie-
tati de cal ferate, disparitia totala
y
a Choclaw-ilor era acum redusa
la 0 simpla chestiune de timp.
In realitate bucata de tara pc ca
re trebuia sd sc nasca Borovina fu-
sese cistigata de o societate de drum
de fer, care pareaca asigura noilor
cOlonii comunicarea ~neintrerupta
Ell restul lumii moi, 0 desfacere re-
|pede a productiunii proprii 81 in
general un viitor infloritor 81 Sc
min. Re de alta partei jurnalele III
tam So sps1e ca linia ferata era ma
mai un proccts ii ca fondnrile trc-
bnitoare pentru constructiunea
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|. C. ANN SO.

drumului trebuiau sa fie scoase toe
mai din acele pamfnturi pc carl gu
vernul le lasa sociefatii de drum
de fer in scopul cOlonizarii. Rezul.
tatul acestei mici nitari era ca Bo.
rovina, Gu tot drpmul usor 81 zil.
mic batatorit de trenuri, era parasi-
ia in mijlocul untli ses salbatic un-
Gle puteau sd ajinga numai carele
81 trasurile, 81 nd ed putina greu-
tate. Acest fapt frebuia trieste sd
aduca Gu sine nulte neplaceri 81
greutati, carl eel putin la fnceput
putean sa schimbe starea nouii CO
lonii Sc banuia cn toate ca 81 uncle
81 altele ar Fl de pntina durata 81
vor disparea GU inangurarea dru-
mului de fer. Pesde alta parte Sc
sta ca in Amerfca yestile nd sunt
luate niciodata dIn scrisoare ci din
reclama; c,l toat sccstea fantazia
aprinsa a Amer {eenilor Sc ridica
prir jurnale la u kfel de fnaltime
uimitoare, fneft "a mijlocul atitei
sumedenii de ex r&ri retorice nu
rellseste {facind ev&rul Gu nepu-
tinta) acea parfl 6ama care poa-
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Lumina s'a stins. Marta a simtit
filfaitul aripilor ingerului 81 un
sarut pc fruntea ei. A tipat de bu-
curic. S'a intinS la soneria electri-
ca, dar abba a avut alta putere sd
sune 81 a cazut ametita pc perne.
Cind deschis ochii s "a vazut in
bratcle lui Emil, care o privca in
grijorat. Ea STA intins bratele al
he 81 la cuprins gitul.
= All auzit. Emil?
= Ce dragag
Marta Isl descbise gura sa i spu-
ma. Oar 1ndata i s'a aprins fata
intreaga. STA ascuns o in dosul u
merilor lui 81 a tacut.
El la prins capul in mini 81 sd
uita I'm cicOrile ochilor Ell. Pc 0 eli
pa a ramas ingindurat. Aflase to-
tut. L-au napadit lacrimile. A
strins o mai tare la sine 81 au plins
amindoi. Ca dol copii mici. Multi.
mutt Frau lacrimile curate ale
celei fericite parechi din lume. :. .
Dinsa a adormit, Emil STA i'm
preunat miinile 81 s a rugat:
= Binecuvintat fie numele Tau
Doamne, ca milostivitu-s'a a fata ia
spre mine. FrumOasa 81 dulcei mea
copila, in fine va deveni mama. Ce-
le mai dulci, perfecte 81 sfinte SEN
timente - iubire de mama - Tau
schimbat inima. f mai serioasa,
mai cOapta. -.
Binecuvintat fie numclc Tau
DOamne.
TX.
Marta sedca la fcreastra 81 crosse
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Wis De PRIMAVARA
(Urmare).
- POpestire. --

Urmare).
Tneerul asculta surprins 81 in
adincul lui sa ruga:
@, Tata cereSc, nu asculta
prOStiilc ce le vorbeSte aceasta de-
licata creat,lra Ia, apoi conti-
nua:
Trebuie sa te deprinzi ca sd
iii crcsti tn insati copila. M este
dragoSte care sa poata Suplini pc
cea a inimei Gle mama.
Ingcrnl vol sd piece
- M pleca inca - sd ruga Mar
ia - mai stai intel. Stunt asa de fe.
ricita cind te vad l1nga mine.
- Trebuie sd merg, copila. Mai
am de cercetat citi-va copii iubiti
de al mel. In noaptea aceasta 0 sd
cercetez pc fetele, earl 'au marital
81 totusi au ramas copilele mele dr;i-
gilaSe, bune, ascultatoare 81 curate.
- ST ficcareia din ele ii dai un
astfel de presentg Ce bun esti! Te
vel duce ST la Mill?
Marta, nu fiji curiosa - zise
fngerul zimbind - 1ti fngadtliesc
sa i scrii milne epistola 81 sd In
trebi ce visat peste noaptc. :?
- Atnnci stu ca mergi 81 la ca
Else Marta vescla, - Ce bun al
fl daca al cerceta 81 pc Linuta. Sal
duel 81 eli ceva. Ceva frumos. Sa o
faci sd sc indragosteasca. Ori, poa-
tc ci tn nu esti ingerul eli
- Ea nu are niger. Ea sd poatc
rnga dcadreptul la Dumnczeu, ca
ci ea mn ca ceilalti copii.
- Ma g1ndeam Ell cd va Fl asa
rispunse Marta. - Oar asa i
ca pentru accea tn totusi lube
sti intocmai cum ma iubesti pc mi
ne?
- Nj, Marta, pc tine tc iubesc
ca pc copila mea de pc pamint, pc
dlnsa iubesc ca pc sora mea din
ceruri. Oar acum plec. Dumnezeu
sa re binecuvinte 81 ia scama de &c
ti-am spus.
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DE VfyzARE.
@ A u T

pc Nicolae 81 Constantin Olariu
din comma Carpinisiu, comitatul
Sibiiu. Am don;i carti de la fra
tele dinsilor din Italia, de la loan
care-i PRISONER, 81 ma roaga foar-
te mHlt sd le aflu adresa dinsilor.
Rog pc toti fratii Romini care
le site adresa, sau char dinsii da-
ca cctesc aeeste rinduri sa bine
voiasca a scrie pc adresa:
Aron Popa, 526 SO. Pine Street,
Warren, Ohio.
(4S-5O)
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TIA IN capison pentru viitoarea mi
Utica. Emil privea din cfnd in
end cum mcreaza 81 sa umezeau
ochii de alta covirSitoare gingasie
Il Sentimentelor ce lie nutrea acum.
Cite odata sa intimpla sa ! observe
Isl atunci ii zicea:
= Nh tc uita la mine. Daca tc III
| Il nu mai lucrpZ.
Dupa &c a ispravit nu s'a putut
stapim sd i aratc capiSonul 81 sa I
intrebc:
- Ce zici? Asa ca G frumos?
Cind lucra, intotdeauna fredo.
ma un cintec dulce. Ur cintec care
nu pus pc note 81 nici m tipa-
rit i'm nici o carte de cintece. ii com
pun la ocazic. nevestele tinere. E
unul dintra ccle mai dulci. Cinte-
cul de leagan.
Odata STA scapat lucrul din mi
ma, palit la, fata 81 la intrebat
pc Emil:
- Draga Emil poate ca Ell nici
nu vol ajunge Sa. -.
= Ce dorcsti, &c voiesti, draea
|porumbita mca?
DInsa nu a mai indraznit sd con-
tlnue fraza - pOate - ca Ell nici
m vol ajunge sd 1mi leagan copila.
A cercat sd rida 81 la raspuns:
- Nimica draga! A fost 0 copi-
larie mea. M te intereSa caci M
inertia atentiune.
I'm sine insa adauga:
- Oar pcntru aceca tOtuSi vol
pregati toate, pima la cea din urma
impunSatura de ac.
81 pima la terminul pus de niger
a ingrijit de toatc.
Acu era culcata in patul alb 81
mare. l4Inga pat un lcagan. i'm cl
mitutica imbracata in alb, Abba sd
implinisera patru ore de c1nd vazu-
Sc lumina zilei.
Privia Alta de curiOs Gu Ochii eli
mari, albastri. Nh plingea de loc,
ci era curioasa din seama afarl 81
isl plimba cicorile asupra tuturor o.
biectelor din casa. 81 cind s'a pie
cat asupra eli fatal sau. Emil, ca STA
deschis ochii 81 mai mari. Parea ca
Intrcaba:
- Da domnul accsta cine e?
Dupa &c an facnt cunostinta, a
zimbit:
= ASa9 Tu eSti fatal meu? BIZ
ne. Sa ne imprietenim. De vel Fl
bun Gu mine, nici eu nu o sd pl1ng
peste noapte 81 nu va trebui sa pa
rasesti mereu patul moale 81 cald,
pentru mine. Oar grijeste bine ca
de ma vel supara, zece ami nu o sd
te poti satura de somn.
A inchis ochii frumosi 81 a ador-
NIT linistita stiind ca de pc acum
intreaga fericirea 81 linistea din ca
sd atirna numai della dinsa. Pc din
sa vor adora-o toti. Daca in sim
gura noapte va trebui sd fuga fatal
sau la dinsa Gle Zece orr pc nerasu-
flate. totusi ca va fl pentru eli cea
mai adOrata 81 mai scumpa fetita
de pc pamint. Daca, podidita de ne
somn, va vol 81 muma-sa sd atipeas-
Ca intr o dupa ameaza 81 dinsa va
plInge, va trebui sd alerge la lea
ganul Ell. Sa o ia in brate. sd min
gale.
Cind sd va intimpla 81 asia, din
sa 0 sd rida 81 sd spuna: Nh e
nimica mama Ma plictisisem sim
gurica 81 Imi propuseSem sd ii trag
chiulul :"
81 mama, nedurmita 81 neOdihni-
ia, ii va lua degetele micute in mil
nile eli 81 i le va saruta. Va priv Gu
iubire copila, care la turburat som
nul 81 linlstea, pentru care a jert-
fit att de multi din sanatatea 81
frumseta Ell 81 pc care, fiecare SUI
ferinta, 0 va face sd iubeasca 81
mai multi. ISYOrul milii al iertarii
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Prisonierii din comuna Saliste
comitatul Sibiiului, Transatlantic,
aflatori in Italia sau Russia, sunt
rugati a scric lni I. Salomie 81
Dnmitru Moga, 626 West 18th
Street, Erie, Pa, u S. A.
(4S-63-
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
The Election

On the day after tomorrow Arizona voters will select their county, state and legislative officers for another two year period Also a congressman. With the nation at war and the states industrial de- velopment just barely started upon course which every good citizen looks forward to see gain the goal of one of the great rich and progressive states of the union, this election is very, very important this year These state and county officials to be elected Tuesday will play no small part in the states part in the war. By them and their voice and their works shall we be known to the nation at large. They are to be selected to reflect our sentiments and our patriotism And in the matter of in dustrial progress and development they also, by virtue of their office and responsi- bility, will play an important part, and their acts and judgment will have much to do with determining the speed and scope ot our growth as state.
 Orators can crate and preachers preach and newspapers print, but after all, it is matter for each voter to decide, himself or herself, what class and kind of officials shall represent them before the nation and administer their public affairs. You live
 in free and untrammeled land and can vote either your prejudice or your Judg- ment You know from many bitter and humiliating experiences in the past what comes of voting your prejudice. Arizona has had her debauch of politics and has
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Hun Captives Ox-Like

Arthur Conan. Doyle in the London Times: Once through TempleuX and on the main road for PerOnne things became less exciting and We drew up to see a column Ot 900 prisoners pass us. Each side of the causeway was lined by Australians. with their keen, clear cut, falcon faces, and between lurched these heavy jawed, beetle bvowed, uncouth louts. new caught and staring round with bewildered eyes at their debOnnaire captors. | saw none of that relief al getting out of it which ! have read of; nor did | see any signs of fear but the prevail ing impression was an oX-like stolidity and dullness. lt was a herd of beasts, not a procession Of men. lt was in deed farcical to think that these uni formed pumpkins represented the great military nation. while the gal lant figures who lined the road be- longed to the race which they had despised as being unwarlike Time and Fate between them have a pretty sense of humOr.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Amendment One Hundred

In an article about Amendment One Hundred on the editorial page of the Re view yesterday morning a typographical error made sentence read that payment of two-thirds of an injured mans wages would amount to 'six" dollars every two weeks, when it should have been sixty dollars But the error was such that any one would know that it was typographi- cal break in the figures, and attention is called to it merely to keep its enemies from making capital out of such a flimsy pre- text The amendment itself stands upon its own bottom, fairly and squarely and solidly as the most practical and benefi- cial piece of legislation ever proposed for those who toll. In the first place it is fair because the men behind it cannot af- ford to be otherwise than fair in such vital matter as this to the working people of the entire state. It is simply an agreed statement of damages to be paid in case of injury or death, that is all, and the sums in any and every case are larger and more generous than under present laws. Under this act there can be no evasion by employers, no delays by courts, no rake off by lawyers. These two sentences tell the tale of the entire amendment. To the man of thought or intelligence or good sense it is too plain to be diverted or twist ed by the prejudice or personal bitterness or feeling of any man or set of men. It would be preposterous and past belief to have this amendment voted law by the business men of the state as against the vote of labor, which is most benefited by it. Why is it that people still persist in trying to coerce labor and try to tell the working men how to vote? Their shout ings and pleas and partisanship ought not to confuse any sensible laboring man for a moment His own sense and judgment and interests, and these alone, should de termine his vote on any question. And any man who will consider the figures and the facts as simply and straightforwardly set forth in Amendment One Hundred and vote against it is simply biting off his nose to spite his face.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Copper Production
 Has Fallen Behind

Tucson Citizen: In spit of the al most phenomenal increase in the pro- duction of copper in the state of Ari- zona, the country as a whole is falling behind in it's production and needs The production of refined copper for the first seven months of 1918 was 1,425, 100000 pounds, compared with 1,49S, S,000,000 pounds in the core spending period of 1917. Figures for the month of July show a falling off of 5,O0O,000 pounds, in comparison with the June returns.
 While many important increases have been made. and there have been many new production problems occa- sioning much expert thought and care ful consideration, there are still seTi- Ous obstacles to overcome before out put climbs to its full capacity
 Arizona is doing more than her share in spite of high costs. for by it's increased production it is making up in a large measure for the parts of the country which are falling down.
 Close cooperation between the Ope- rators and employees is without ques- tion. responsible in a great part for the big results that are being obtained in production.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03

also had her morning after, and, let us hope, has gone dry for good in the matter of politics as well as whisky.
 This is no year to consider politics. It is a year of all years to select real men to lead and to do The issues are clear cut and the results far reaching and vital. Any candidate of either party who is on the defensive or on the fence or regarding whom there is a doubt should be scratched unhesitatingly by his party voter this year. This Is the year when the little man running for office, the narrow man, the small man, the prejudiced, bitter man, the professional politician, can do more harm to your states name and interests than ever before. When you let your prejudice or some ones loud words influence your vote to such a candi- date, you are simply hurting yourself and your friends and your state, and if you think you are hurting any one else there by, that is small and silly compensation for the harm that your ballot will do.
 You have given your boy, maybe, cer- tainly your money and your effort and your hearts best hopes to the winning of the war Then why let your prejudice or another mans voice, sounding like the cracking of thorns under pot, influence your vote when you come to line up your state for the strong or the weak prosecu- ton of the war?
 These hangers on and fly-by-nights who live and thrive on the trouble they can stir up with their lungs of brass and throats of leather are as active as ever in this campaign in Arizona. The same old poli- ticians are fighting for place at the pie counter. They are waving the same old bloody shirt of class bitterness and trying to fan the same old flame that patriotism and war work of all classes, toiling side by side in the common good, was fast putting out forever.
 Vote your judgment. Pick your man. Make him come clean with his patriotism and show big and broad and fair with his ideals and show real pay streak in the ore of his ability and good sense, working knowledge and understanding of all the people and all the interests of this county; this state.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-03
Dr. Mott Wires
 Arizona Committee

In wire just received at the state headquarters in Phoenix, Dr. John R. Mott, head of the national united war work campaign, says:
 The general committee have decid- ed after careful consideration and aft CT wide consultation to adhere to the original date and to conduct to drive as planned. November 11-IS). I visited Washington today and took the matter up with the war department and with President Wilson and they support this decision The disadvant- ages of putting off the campaign out weighs any apparent advantages of such delay. Leaders must exercise their best judgment and ingenuity in adapting plans to meet the changed conditions. The fourth Liberty loan campaign has been carried to a sue cessful issue in the midst of the same epidemic. The fact that many public meetings are not permitted is not without advantage as it leaves the people more time to read, think and decide. More effective use should be made of the printed page to help oil set the lack of big meetings"
 In forwarding the above wire to the Review, Horace Hall, head of the pub licity department for the state, says:
 We feel you, have done your best for us and will continue to do so. In the task of reaching people there is nothing which compares to the press and we must rely upon this means much more than we had planned. know the demands upon your space but I also know that you are heart and soul with the little band of men and women who are giving of their time to take our state over the top in the welfare work which means so much in sustaining the morale of the men who are facing the enemy"