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The Washington times., 1918-02-04
D. c. CAST TO GIVE
PASSION PLAY FOR
INITIAL TIME HERE

The Passion Play that has been OF
late years a Lcntrn feature in many
cities OF the East and West. will he
produced for the first time in Wash
ington during the coming Lent by e
troupe OF experienced players under
auspices Of Gonzaga College.
They have selected tho Passion Play
whose title is "On the Slopes of Cal
vary" by the Rev. \. Palmicri. o s.
A, OF Philadelphia.
SouLStirrInE Treat.
The intensely dramatic nud taaglc
possibilities Of tho story or Enc Pas
sion have been caught by th" author
pnd will BE- made graphic and stirring
b,. the trained troupe who have been
y. orIinE on their parts for som"
months past The religious minded
OF Washington arc assured OF soul
stirring treat IN the weekly perform
arces that will be given on th" sun
DAYS Of Lent at p. m, in GpnZHEa
College Thcater. ~ ] street northwest
Nfatinocs 70. children "f tn" E!e
nentary and High School grades viii
b.. given on Sundav. February 10. ana
SUNDAY. February =, at , 2. IN Er@
uIar performances for adults y III take
nlaro on INC IhllRN llI- s''aAh.ifE 'i'
Lent: February Il. March .. 10, Il,
and -. at p. IN
Appropriate Passion vocal mu'ic
will he rendered throughout IA" play
under direction Of Glenn ". Ashley.
Cast of Passion TISy.
The follow ing cas- has been So
cured: The Blessed Virgin Mary. Miss
Teresa Council: Caiphas, the High
Priest. Maurice jarvis; Judas, Arth".
T. White: Plate, u. J.. p"IHr. ~ BE-
chaaus. FrincEs !. ClraIy; tza e.. AL 20.
rlucntial Pharisee. J.. T.. CIEi'u. IA
chel, lis dauEhtcr. Miss F.st'i!" NuT
ray. Peter, the Apostle. Tinl'. Hayes.
John, the Beloved DisIipF". y F:HVr'i
Han. Esther. sister 'r Judas. Ms. J..
j. Deeds: Manson. priest ana ~upr"..-
- " CaiphaS. John $. F'Il'r. Mary
NIagdaleu. Miss charlotte ". PIir--
Martha. Miss E"~r Ilraly: ''.rui''1.
Miss Anna Ford. Lydia. l'ilar..- vie.
Miss Martha Ford; Tulyia. IIJe.s
daughter. Miss Madeline Ola g.
Abigail and Alfalfa. companions "i
Rachel. Miss Nina Pa.go and vi Nlg
fiiuia Ford; mob OF priests and pe"pia
The play %,-li h. Fi'so-l'by tphn ..
Lui:ich. Arthur J.. White. aEd D"r.e
l. CCnncll.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
STARTED
WITH LETTER f,
SAYS THEOSOPHIST

J.. Look at IL.
Eve. Look at it.
Adam. Look at IT,
Adams Apple. Feel il.
Serpent. Look at il.
Eve. Adams Apple, Adam, Serpent,
the Apple, Trouble.
Think. You're right. It all starts
with the letter r.
According to Miss Isabel Holbrook,
international lecturer OF the Theo-
sophical Society. the letter f among
the ancients symbolized all that was
material and worldly and nOn-spir.
ituak That is why Eve was given the
name beginning with L.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
To Our
Patrons !
u. S. Food Administration
Rules on the Sale of Flour.

Equal quantities Of -four sub
stitutes must be bought with
wheat flour.
Rule No. 31-Retaflers: The
licensee dealing in wheat -four
at retail shall not, without the
written permission of the U. s.
Food Administrator, sell wheat
flour to any person unless such
person purchases from him at
the same time one pound of
wheat -four substitutes for
every pound of wheat -four pur-
chased, or in case of whole
wheat or graham -four, contain
ing at least 80 per cent Of the
entire wheat, six-tenths Of a
pound of wheat flour substitutes
for every pound of such whole
wheat or graham flour pur-
chased.
Rule No. S2-Limits- quanti-
ties as follows: City Dwellers
One eighth to one-quarter Of
a barrel.
Rural Dweller-One-quarter
to one-half of a barrel.
1t is illegal to sell or buy IN
larger quantities.
We ask your earnest cooper
alton in carrying out these
rules. .-.. 80 .-- .----
No exceptions can be made
except on written authority
from Mr.. Clarence R. Wilson,
L. s. Food Administrator, for
the District Of Columbia.
We list here a few excellent
-four substitutes, at reasonable
prices
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
ST. Louis RIOTING
CONTINUES, WITH
5OSTRIKERS HELD

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4-R.otins con
tinucs here today as a result Of the
strike OF the street railway mot"rmen
End conductors and a number OF ad-
ditionaI arrests have been made. Fifty
men were arrested yesterday ana
three werc shot during encounters
nth the police.
ONLY a few cars ar" being operated
today. Armed guards are on each OF
Them. No effort was made 20 operate
.,srs last night. because Of fears OF the
railway officials that violence would
he done.
The strikers age asking inr more
psv ror shorter hours. and the right
20 unionize.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
GERMAN ALIENS
TO Be REGISTERED
AND CARDED TODAY

Detailed information, including per
sonaI habits, and business relations
OF every German together with his
photograph and finger prints will be
taken by the Department OF Justice
in national registration week be-
ginning today
a certified card, showing that he
has been registered must be carried
al all times on the person Of German
aliens and he may not change his
place Of residence without first noti-
fylng and obtaining the permission
OF the police or postmaster of. the
town or city in which he lives.
Earlier plans for the gradual reg
istration Of Germans in the United
states with those I'm tho eastern sec
zion to come first were abandoned
when Il was intimated that some
Germans might avoid registration by
moving from one district TO another.
The present penalty for violations
Of any OF she provisions OF President
Wilson's alien enemy proclamation is
internmcnt for the period OF the war.
but n a policy suggested rs high
government officials IL pursued there
will be a revision Of tn" law in order
to make the punishment more drastic.
Internment Penalty.
Before the clock strikes midnight
Saturday every one Of the German
aliens in this country not including
women or children under the age OF
fourteen years. must have registered
or viii he considered a dangerous
person and will be interned. The reg
iSlTation does not apply to Austria
Or HuuEaTians.
In announcing the provisions and
requirement for the registration the
department Of Justice took care to
avoid creating the impression that
III" Government looks on each Ger
man with contempt.
-4iclistrants are not TO he treated
ae persons o. evil dispositions" IN
strurri"ns 10 registrars point out
"aud rur registration Offices are
urged e., deal with them in cOurte-
oa~ ana friendly manner"
Officials To Cooperate.
cooperation "f police, Federal Of
r..-.r-. postal employees and private
citizens - expected by the d-prr trueut
lo sec that the United States GOV
rrnmcmt has accurate information 81
every German alien within tho Dor
u"ls of this country.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04

ters to the angels OF the seven
churches, in Revelations. The first.
says Miss HolbrooE. Is the letter to
the angel OF the church OF Ephesus
Ephesus, a town in Asia Minor. was
the home OF one of the seven wonders
Of the world, Diana OF Ephesus. and
represented al THAT was worldly and
material. hunting, gaming. and living
FOR physical Injuries and pleasures
alone. The seven letters in Revela-
tons, says Miss Holbrook. are simply
seven allegOrical tales of the seven
different stages OF development
through which man has to pass in
perfectinE his soul. We are now on
the verge OF the stage outlined in the
letter to the angel OF the church OF
Thyatria, the center OF this stage in
the human body being the Adams
apple. The center of the previous
stage. the Ephesian-Eve stage. was
the solar pleXus, says Miss HOIbroOk.
which among the ancients was called
Kundullni, the seat Of the Serpent
Fire. Many OF the Hindu legends
mention this in warning students who
studied Ioga practices.
The stage upon which we are now
entering. says Miss Holbrook, has as
it's cabalistic letter T, or the figure
OF a man with Outstretched arms, but
without a head. Add a head, which
will be the highest stage, says Miss
HolbroOk, and the ancient Egyptian
cross will be represented. the head
making n circle as top OF the Gross.
The T plane is the plane OF higher
emotions and lower mental plane.
Miss Holbrook may settle in Wash.
ingtOn. II was announced at the local
Theosophical lodge.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
SUES ESTATE OF MAN
He GAVE BLOOD TO SAVE

CHICAGO. Feb. because. he al
Ieges, his health was impaired by a
TRANSMISSION OF sixteen ounces Of his
blood into Etheibert W. Peck, in an
EFFORT to save Peck's life. l.. r. Fisher
has filed suit for SJ.S5i against the
S"p5 600 Peck estate.
Peck and Fisher were close friends.
The operation was performed last
June. Since that time. Fisher says,
his left arm has been almost useless.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
OIL TANKER SAFE.

Tho oil tanker Alabama. reported
aground and pounding To pieces on
the rocks off the Atlantic coast last
v eek - safe and proceeding to port
under her own steam. the Navy De-
3arLmept was advised today.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04
GOVERNORS ASKED
FOR ship YARD WORKERS

The governors OF every state IN the
,~nion were asked today to issue proc
lartations calling upon workers 70
enroll in the United States Shipyard
Volunteers Of the Public Service Re
serve.
The request was made by Charles
f,fez general manager OF the Emerg
cuCy Fleet Corporation.
The Washington times., 1918-02-04

Our Branch Markets are
conveniently located as fol-
lows:
9th and E SITS. S. E.
18th and B SITS. N. E.
9TH and II SITS. N. E.
18th and II SITS. N. F..
1892 N. Capitol St.
739 N. Capitol St.
18th and Que SITS. N. W.
9TH and Fla Ave. N. w.
1920 Ga. Ave. N. w.
360S 18th St. N. w.
3166 Mt. Pleasant St.
18th and Kenyon Sts. N. :.
18th and You SITS. N. w,
18th and You SITS. N. w.
1440 P St. N. w.
1714 14th St. N. w.
2O3O P St. N. w.
1920 M St. N. w.
31st and M SITS. N. w.
21st St. and Pa. ave. N. w.
1921 G St. N. w.
9O6 C St. N. w.
712 K St. N. w.
726 9TH st. N. w.
$50 La. Ave. N. w.
91S La. Ave. N. w.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
ALTE $4,000 PRIZONIE.
RI CAPTURATl De
HALIENI.

LONDRA, 1 Nov. = Armata
austriaca ce opereaza la rasarit
de Piave Sc raporteaza ca fost
rupta in doua, prin ocuparea, de
.catre Italieni, a Alpilor Ponte
nellie.
Ponte nellie este situat la rful
|Piave, la patru mile spre nord-
vest de Belluno, capturarea ace
stui punct reprezinta inaintare
de Is de mile.
I'm acelas timp, ABSTRACT din
regiunea Grappa Sc crede ca au
fost taiati de grosul ,armatei
prin capturarea. de catre Itali-
eni, a pasului important Vadal.
Comunicatul de All noapte de
la ministrul de razboi Italian spu-
me ca inamicul fost fncunjurat
complect al rasarit de Piave, o
parte armatei Sc retrage in di-
sordine spre riul Taglamento, la
vfe-o 30 de mile la rasarit de
Piave, care a. dOua LIME puter-
mica de aparare dupa Isonzo.
Atacul din regiunea Grappa
progreseaza foarte bine, aliatii
au ocupat Col Caprille, Col Bo'
nato, Asolone, Mont, Prassolan
clinul Solarola 81 Mont Spinon
]cea.
Mai multi de $4,000 prisonieri $
400 tunuri au fost capturate.
| Germanii, dupa cum spune uf
rapport neoficial, au inceput 81
Sc retraga din Austria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
DE UNDE VINE CRETA,

Dep0zitele de creta sc afla pc
mai m1lte margini ale, marilor.
o bucata de creta "a aceia in
trebuintata de invatator spre a
scrie pc tabla din scoala consis-
ta din ramasitclc mici a mil de
crcaturi ce odata au trait in ma
re. Toate acestc corpulete, afa-
ia de creta sc numesc carbo-
nat de var in cuvintele oameni-
lor de stiinta - insd aceste Icor
pulete au disparut 81 cfeta ce, a
ramas in urma lor a cazdf la
funaul occanului, fiecare parti.
cica indesin 3u-se in ceealalta Fl.
ind ca apa lie apasa in jos Gu
toata puterea pima ce au devenit
S. lldc. A iuat mil de ami pima s "a
facut aoast deposit de creta in
grosimea in care ALLAN. Ma
tfrziu, dupa ce s'a schimbat SUI
prafata pamintului, munti d.
creta s'au ridicat pima ce au e
sit din apa afara 81 astfel dino
putinta omului a Sc servi de ea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02

engleze) Un correspondent. mi-A
litar al serviciului fara fir englez
|scrie. urmat0arele:
,,Conditiunile serioase in care
Sc gaseste armata germana pot Fl
|judecate dupa faptul ca de unde
iii luna Martie a acestui an avea
0 rezerva de optzeci de divizii
noui 81 ca in acel timp diviziile
nu erau angajate nici odata in
|lupta fara sa i-se dea 0 luna de
odihna. 81 instructie, acum numa-
rul diviziilor de rezerva sea-
zut la cincizeci, dintre carl nu-
aai sapte All avut cam zece zile
de odihna.
DE aceia, Germanii n an o sim
gura divizie in rezerva care sa
sc poata numi noua, sau cum
is ar zice proaspata, pc cfnd in
tervalul dintre reangajerile in ac-
tune s'a redus la 'noua zile, asst
lfel fnlaturind Gu totul instructia
sistematica 81 intremarea trupe-
lor. M numai ca timpul este
| lprea scurt pentru odihnirea tru-
pelor, dar unitatile lor au trebuit
bagate pc linia de foe fara sd al
ba efectivul reglementar. Cazuri
la fel s'au vazut in ultimile sap
tamini cind diviziile germane au
reaparut pc linie numai Gu cite
1000 de oameni fiecare, din tota-
lul de $3.50, pentru ca restul G.
rau istoviti incit nu Sc mai pu-
teau scula de JOS.
1ntr 'un caz observat de curfnd,
o divizie a fost redusa la 1888 de
tragatori (infanteristi) - efec-
tivul unui battalion bun. In 3 Oc-
tombrie, in 40 sau so de divizii,
regimentele au fost reduse de la
trei la doua batalioane, lar bata-
lionului lisa lasat numai trei
companii in loo de patru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
Ref II.
DE CE UN CREoN sCRIE?

lie CE UN CkEON SCK1E!
Poti fntrebuinta creohul Ia
scris ori a face semhe Gu ell, ace
ste urine pc care le lasa creonul
e pentru ca frecindu-l de ceva
el Sc roade, deci micile acele
parti Sc lipesc de obiectul de ca
re frecam creonul. Scrisul, dupa
cum stim, G. numai. un fel dc
semne facute in un fel ca sa
fnsemne ceva. fnsa nu poti scrie
Gu un creon pc sticla, 81 aceasta
pentru ca sticla e att Gle nete-
da cit creonul nu Sc roade de loc
end il treci pc suprafata ei. Ca
dovada despre consumarea ere
yonului prin frecare e destul a te
gfndi de cite orr trebue sd s.
cuti creonul ca sd poti scrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02

fata 8 membrii 81 tot odata ru-
gam pc toti consatenii aflatori
in Statele Unite ale Americei de
nord, a Sc face Gu totii membrii
al acestui fond, care Sc numestc
pentru repararea bisericei, care
s'a stricat Gu intrarea Romfni-
Ell in razboi, sau daca s'ar adu-
na destui bani char pentru fa-
cerea bisericei din nou, 81 asa
toti membrii stunt rugati a-si da
toata silinta a ajuta cit sc poaie
Ia acest fond 81 Gu totii la olalta.
ne vom putea implini scopul 81
afacerea care am porEit-o, 81
|toti consatenii aflatori ii. State
lc Unite ale Americei de NorU
sa fie Gu totii mcmbrii al acestui
fond 81 le vom Fl mult,lmitori
81 La toti prietenii 81 strainii ca
| re ne ajuta la acest fond.
La acest fond au contrbuit
urmatorii dupa cum urmeaza.
loan 81 Istina 1Miclea 800;
Petru N. Budacu 800; Nicolae
N. Grovu 500; George Grecu
$50; Lazar Miclea 800; lie 81
Sofiea Cartanu $50; loan 81 Vic
toria Budacu $35; Victor /. Bu-
curenciu 81 sofia $50; Victor l.
Popa $50; Constantin Budacu
500 Iancu A. Budacu $35; Fill
pu G. Grovu $35; Arsene N. Gro
WI $50; Haralampe Pandrea
$50; loan ". Geta 81 sofia $50
loan Folea $25.; Achim Miclea
din Noul Rominesc So; loan
Solomonu din Sighisoara So;
Stefan Colceriu din Sighisoara
So; Efrosina Blendea $25; loan
l Bucurenciu, $50; Dumitru Car
tan 81 sofia Ana $25; Ieronim
Budacu. 81 sofia $25; lie G.. Bu-
dacu $25; Maria Candea $5
Loan l. p. Grovui $40; George n.
Geta 1925; Canditu Grovu $25
Constandin Stoica 81 sofia $25
Nicolae 1. Jacob $35; loan N,
Blendea So; Nicolae /. Blendea
500; Nicolae Maria Blendea
81 sofia $1,000; Pavel Eva
Grovu SO; Antoine Geta 500; Iu-
Llama loan Bucurenciu 81 fami-
liza 800; loan Popa din Nimija
Ungureasca $40; loan T. Blu.
dacu $35; George I. Voda $32
81 so cent? loan Blendea vi So
| tia 1926; Dumitru Banciu $32.5(
Dumitru Oprea din Piscu, Romi
MIA $40; George Dana $50; Nico
lac Pitica 81 sofia din Daia Sa
seasca $15; George N. Crow
| $50; loan Sofia Banciu $40; Ge
orge N. Stoica $15; loan Ilie
Trfntoru din Streza Cirtisoars
$5. - Suma totala $1,512.00.
4 Colecta e deschisa pentru tot
aceia care vor bine vol a ma
dona pentru acest fond.
/ In numele comitetului:
loan Miclea. easier
Victor I. Bucuernciu 81 Ioa1
Budacu, secretari.
F(51-53)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
q 4 u T K M

g 4 u tx N
lucratori la comenzile guvernu-
lui. Platile pc ceas sunt urma-
toarele:
Masinist 55 cent?. Masinist
de la 40 la SIS cent?.
Ferari (Blacksmiths) Moulders
81 Core Makers 65 cent? 81 aju
tori de labori de la 40 cent? in
SuS.
Fabrica este deschisa SIS ore
pc saptamfna. Odata 81 jumata.
tie timpul platit de Ia 6 ore p. m.
pima la orele 6 a. m. De doua
.ori pldtit pcntru Dumineci si
sarbAtorile legaie.
. Lucru fncontinun ~ perma.
|nept IN conditiiic de rasboi. Con
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
PREPARA-TE MAI DYNAMITE

e pOsibil ca intro ri 81; Suferi
de stomac, de constipatie, de vim
turf in pintece, durere de cap,
siabire generala, ETC., 81 iii Va
trebui Timers American Elixer
of Bitter Wine care este Gel mai
bun remediu pentru toate nepla-
cerilc de stomac. Sc poate ca
cineva in familia D-tale sd alba
suparari de rcumatism, nevral-
gia, scrfntituri, incordari, um-
flaturi, etc., 81 thar parea bine
sa al Linimentul lui Trincr la
indemina. Sc mai poate ca vel
raci intro ri, 81 in asemenea ca.
zuri Timers Cough Sedative e.
ste eel mai pretios lremediu.
Poti cumpara toate' aceste RENE
liuri de la farmacie. 1nsa sc
poate ca farmacistul D-tale toe
mai lea terminal, 81 Cd moi nu-i
putem fndeplini conlanda ime'
dat din cauza Cd chimistii nos
tri snnt foarte ocupati Gu dife
ritele comenxi, de Ia guvern. d.
aceia pregateste din vreme 8
cumpafa remediilc lui Timer
de pc acum, tinfndu-le acas;
pentru vremnri de trebuinta
Joseph Triner 3 Companie
1893 1343 s. Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Ill.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02

CINE NU CUNOASTE PIE We
CEIIUL COMERCIANT GEOR,
GE STURZA, care a deschis pri-
mul local Gu bauturile cele mai
fine. Gasiti odai Gu luna 81 Gu
saptamina, dupa fnvoiala. Hotel
de lux curat rominesc Gu odaile
cele mai elegante. Loc de intilni-
re al Romfnilor.
I'm bun membru al organizati-
eli noastre 81 casierul Ligei Ma
tionale Romine din loo. Aici este
fratele George Cornia, bartender.
Cind veniti la Alliance, Ohio
nu uitati firma: Cottage Hotel,
George Sturza, proprietar, 302
So. Liberty Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
CUM sCRIE o PENITA?

"A scrie Gu 0 peana GU totul
deosebit de felul cum scrii, fie
Gu ori care creon, pentru ca
scriind Gu cerneala nu sc toceste
vfrful penitei ca la creon, ci in
lOc ca sc lase urine ca creonul,
consumindu-se pc ell, pen1ta la
sa sd curga prin ca cerneala. In
acest scop trebue sd fie un ma
terial &C absoarbe cerneala din
penita ori o atrage in JOS. O ta-
bla de peatra nu are puterea
de a obsorbi cerneala 81 astfel
nici nu 0 atrage jos din penita.
O bueata de h7rtie sugatoare e
Gel mai bun material de "a absor-
/, bi cerneala, fnsa ca absoarbe
prea tare $ prea multi ca sd fie
buna de scris. Pentru scrie GU
cerneala avem lipsa de o hirtie
care are 0 suprafata comparativ
virtoasa 81 care are calitati alb
sorbitoare, fnsa nu prea mari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
cEREREA De ARMtSTl'
Thu A. TURCiEi.

WASHINGTON, 81 Oct.
Statele Unite vor trece aliatilor
|cererea Turciei pentru un imedi-
lat arnistitiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02
DE CE o SUGATOARE INGHI
TIE CERNEALA?

Este pentru Cd sugatoarea are
0 calitatc 81 affiliate excelen-
ia de supt lichidele. Gu cit Ii
chidul mai subtire, Gu att suga-
toarea il 1nghite mai repede.
Cerneala subtire - find ca e
cea mai mare parte din apa -
sugatoarea are tesatura rara
81 are 0 suprafata glodoroasa 81
ca buretele care Sc zice ca are D
putere ,,capilara de atractie.' a.
sa are 81 sugatoarea.
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@ @ A 4 ! q N = RIA r i.
DE VfNZARE.

Doua rinduri de popice (cu-
glarie), complet cchipate. Sa
Wind foarte ieftine. Sa pot trans {
porta ori 81 unde. LEAN cumpa-
rat ocaziunal 81 lie vindem ieftine.
Stunt desmontate, gaia de TRIMS.
Deci grabiti, acuma vine timpu.
iiernei cind Sc plateste unui- ne.
gustor ca pc linga sala de BIZ
liarde "a alba 81 doua linii de Gu,
glarie.
Adresati-va la:
Augustin aissea, 139 North Str.
Newark, Ohio.
( (1x6)
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4 N Tin T a r = a

fondului bisericsi 81, ort. : Sc.
Nicolae. din oprea oirtisoara,
din Patria veche, TransilEania,
do catre Rominii din oprsa Cir
tisoara, aflatori IN CLEVELAND q.
Gu xiua de 4 Iulie 1918 ii nll-
mele biscricci gr. ort. din Oprea
CirtiSoara, Ia care am fast a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-02

loan SISSEA. - Tot felul
de bautrui racoritoare. - III.
gari 81 tigarete. Locul de in,
tilnire al romfnilor din Allan
ce 81 Sebring, Ohio. - 1900
E. Summit Str, Alliance, o. Pho
ne: u. s. 2218. (5)
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FRA'III COSMA, 1901 Penna
Ave., Indiana Harbor, Ind. =
Vinzare de bilete de vapoara.
Trimitere de bani in patrie 81 orr
ce afaccri. Adresati-vQ Gu toata
increderea.
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fMP1RITEASA GERMANIEI
ESTE BOLNAV1.

ROMA, Oct. 81. - Conform ra-
poartelor sosite aici, imparateasa
Germaniei este serios bolnava. Din
sa este prigonita de memoria revo-
lutiei rusesti 81 pc cum sa scrie sta
ruieste foarte multi asupra Kaise-
rului ca sd abzica de tron.
ssskt;I SrHEils7sEs
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41HHHH7fia.shs4! Z! lA!7HFBiEE!s
z. MICA. -
.UBLlCITAHM.A
DOREsC CAsATORIE


Gu 0 femeie de la 38-42 ami. Eu
sunt de A ami. Am parale fru-
moase aici, lar in patria veche, a.
we're buna. Dinsei nu-i Ger avere,
sa fie onesta 81 cinstita. Poate sa
fie 81 farmarita. La farma ma pri-
cep foarte bine. Doritoarele sd SO
adreseze Gu scrisoare, fmpreunata
GU fotografia la administratia zia-
rului America" sub numele de !:
JOHN SIBIIAN,
5705 Detroit Detroit Ave, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
mo. ~
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LONDEA, / Nov (prin teTe-,
grafia fara sirmA d asairalitdtii
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p. CHINA. - COmerciant ro-
min. Grocerie 81 hala de Joe: Sc
diul Societatei ,,Dacia Traiana" in
1876 jackson Str. - Local asortat
Gu tot felul de bauturi racoritoare.
Biliarde 81 alte. Casa adevarat ro-
mineasca. 399 Case Ave., Newark,
Ohio.
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aUHuSllN SiSSEIs,. So
Ia de biliarde. - Cuglarie Anne.
ricana. - Tot felul de bauturi
racoritoare. - Trimiteri de ban.
Gindere de Bilets de vapoark. -
;3a North Street, Nawark. @.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-23
Two Men in Khaki Rob
Staten Island Woman
Mrs. Catherine Conine Found
Gagged and Tied After Tele.
phoning for Help

Two men in the uniform of the
handkerchiefs over their faces, broke
New-York tribune., 1918-12-23
Labor Law Meeting
TO Discuss Aid for
Men Manned i'm War
New Employment Standards,
''Health First" Movement
and Other Topics Will Be
OH Richmond Programme

Labor standards in the peace treaty
and aftcrwar measures for dcmobiliza-
tion of soldiers, sailors and munition
workers and their reabsorption into
industry with adequate protection
against unemployment. accident and
sickness Will be discussed at the
twelfth annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Association for Labor Legis lation
n Richmond, Va, December 27 and 28,
it was announced at association head
quarters here yesterday.
"Problems Of labor reconstruction,
now suddenly upon us, will have undi-
vided consideration at this years meet
ing said Secretary John B. Andrews.
During The war protective standards
for labor won state and Federal recog
milton as sound basis upon which to
secure increased output and maintain
the fitness 4nd efficiency Of the indus
trial army. With the return of peace
the United States, in preparing for the
coming tests of economic self-reliance,