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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-07

An interesting fact about the
photo-drama, AN Alien Enemy" in
which Miss Louise
Louise Glaum In Glaum makes her
IAN Alien Enemy" debut as star i'm
Paralta Plays. and
which will be shown at the Victoria
Theater for the last times to-day, is
that the story opens in Berlin, Ger.
many. but later the locale, featuring
practically the same characters is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-07

Debt OF Honor" and the fourth
episode OF The Woman in the
Friday : Tom Mix in Western
Blood
over 1000 feet Of genuine war pic
lures, direct from the ririuS line and
taken by special permis-
.on the sion Of the Italian Govern
isonIe ment. will be shown at the
Orpheum next Friday and
saturday. with daily matineeS. The
pictures VIII show the repulSe OF the
austrian and German troops after
tnelr invasion Of ltaly-moSt of the
lshtlnS being done on the "Isonzo
River and the surrounding snow-cIsd
Alps: Many OF the hardships encoun-
tered oy the Italians are shown, es-
pecially by the sentry doing duty on
the mountain peaks at an altitude OF
tVvup feet The pictures are said to
ne the most instructive OF the present
war and give a truthful view OF the
war as il is seen on the other side.
our Boys In Service" has been in
cluded on this program as an added
attraction. Seats will be placed on
sale Tomorrow morning for all per-
formances.
The Legion OF Death" a timely
drama dealing with Russian women
Edith Storey the Colonial Thea
in The tar's feature at
Legion of Death" traction TODAY
Talented Edith
Storey is the star. and her acting. as
usual. Is artistic. An exceptionally
supporting cast has been selected for
this picture
Tomorrow. Thursday and Friday.
Ala Nazimova- the celebrated Russian
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-07

the worlds greatest magical enter
taiRers, The Great
The Great Leon Leon and his COM
at the Majestic pany of Wonder
Workers" eNpon-
ents OF Hindu magic. are presenting
a StupendouS and Verv entertaining
spectacle in one act and two scenes.
They introduce a succession of baf-
fling and bewilderiug illusions. weird
and uncauny mysteries, scenic sur
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-07

actress. who won worldwide fame in
War Brides" both on the stage and
on the screen. will be seen in a seven
part production entitled Revelation
taken from the story. The Rosebush
of & Thousand Years"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-05-07

and one other act complete the pro,
gram
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
Bits o. Sport
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Chicago, June Cornell led III
the preliminary trials OF the inter
collegiate amateur athletic associ-
alton at Cornell qualifying Is men
for the finals.
Chicago won from the University
of Wisconsin in baseball, ii TO g
at Madison.
Pitcher Dick Rudolph, holdout
was restored 10 good standing By
the National commission after he
announced he had come to terms
with the Boston Nations.
Jockey Peak was set down Tor
one week by the stewards Of Bel
mont park because his mount,
Airaan, fouIed Monomoy and was
disqualified though finishing first
in the fifth race, which was award
ed to MOnomOy.
George J. Cooney, known as
George Munroe, formerly a we'll
known bantamweight boxer, dieI
at New Haven, aged 43.
Billy AIiske. St. Paul heavy
weight, stopped Henry Hendricks,
a local fighter, in the second round
Of their scheduled four round fight
in San Francisco last night in the
series of bouts held for the beue-
fit of the Red Cross.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
AMERICANS TAKE
PART IN SPORTS;
HEAR GUNS ROAR

Paris, June While one 81 the
most stupendous battles in the his
tory of the world was being waged
and the roar Of cannon could be
heard in the distance, American SOL
diers and sailors yesterday took
part in athletic games on the
grounds of the racing club at Co
lombes. near Paris. With upper
turbed serenity a huge crowd saw
Abe Kiviat win the one mile event
and Kline the 100 yards. Georges
Andre, French pentathlon cham
pion, defeated Corporal POmfrOy IN
the 220 yard hurdles.
The American army baseball team
was beaten by the American sail
ors
Some American units did not have
a holiday yesterday. In keeping
with President Wilson's proclama-
ton, they were urged to celebrate
Memorial day by remaining at their
posts and giving their energies to
the task Of beating Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
SECOND BASEMAN
BREAKS LEG YET
TEAMMATES WIN

Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-Sec-
ond Baseman Bert Niehoff of the
New York Nationals broke his right
leg in the first inning of yester-
days game with Philadelphia He
and Young, rightfelder, were run
ming after d high fly in rightfeld
in the first inning when Young saw
collision was inevitable and
quickly dropped fat on the ground.
Niehoff fell over him and fractured
his leg below the knee
YOung's single with the bases
filled in the fifth won the game fer
New York. 2 to l, giving it two out
OF three Tor the series. thinner
mans three-base wild throw start
ed d local rally in the ninth Pinch
Hitter Adams and AIeuseI hit sin
giles. but SalIee frightened up after
CTavath drove a liner into the
bleachers that was foul by not move
than two inches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
CUBS DETERMINED
TO DEPOSE GIANTS
IN NATIONAL RACE

Boston. Mass, June With de-
in the National league pennant race
while touring the east, Chicago's
Cubs arrived in Boston last night
in time to get to bed before mid
night. and thus will be well rested
for the opening combat with the
Braves today. All of them needed
the rest. too, for it was a long, hot
and dusty ride from the Windy city
and travelling under war conditions
is not as comfortable as it was in
other days.
From Buffalo to Boston. the en-
tire Cub party of about thirty per-
sons, with loads of hand baggage,
was crowded into one 12-seCtion
sleeping car and it was difficult to
find sitting room. From Chicago to
Buffalo a portion of the party was
Quartered in another car.
The boys felt that Uncle Sam was
taking care of them, all right. for
he was hauling Teddy Roosevelt on
the same train. Teddy did have a
private car to himself and party,
but so did the Cubs. Some of the
athletes and the Chicago sCribes
made formal call on the colonel,
and he took time from his war work
to talk for a few minutes.
When asked what he thought Of
General Crowder's order affecting
baseball after July l Teddy de-
clined to express an opinion, say
ing only that he had been so busy
on other war work that he hadn't
really thought of the baseball sit
uatiOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
YeSterdaX'S Results.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis 3; Louisville, l.
Columbus, 3; Toledo, /.
No other games scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Salt Lake, 8; Oakland, ?.
Sacramento, 6; Los Angeles, ,.
San Francisco, 8; Vernon, !.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, 4 Buffalo, l.
Binghamton, 2; Baltimore, 0.
Syracuse, 6; Toledo, 8.
Newark-Jersey City, wet grounds
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis, I; Birmingham, /
New Orleans, 6; Chattanooga, 1
Little Rock, Z; Atlanta, 0.
Mobile, 7; Nashville, 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
BOXING HANDED
GRANT RECRUITS
over Fifteen Thousand Rockies
Got Stir Drill in Manly
Art as Opener
QUICK TO GET FUNDAMENTALS
New Program Forces Fred Dyer to
Cancel Eddie Sheylin Battle
For 18th.

Camp Grant Ill. June l.
Straight lefts right. hooks TO the
jaw and cross counters took the
place of squads left and right in
the education Of rockies yesterday,
when Major General Martin order
ed a double fighting edge given the
$1,000 new men at the very outset
Of their training.
Long rows OF recruits. many OF
them still in civilian clothes, fac
ed each other under a brOiling sun
for more than an hour, while Fred
Dyer, divisional boxing director,
sent them through a scientific but
none the less furious series Of box
ing drills. More than 1000 new
men were included in the fighting
lines and the huge boxing classes
will be enlarged from day to day
until a total of 5000 selectives are
included in the drills
The men put up their hands halt
ingly at first in their attempt to
eyed one another across the two
1901 space between lines lnQulf-
ingly. They lost their timidity at
once. The boxing director barked
his commands like a human ma
chine gun, while the rockies strug-
gled over the fundamentals of the
manly art
Before the first ten minutes the
boxing spirit had found every roo
kie and the men were fiaying the
air and each other with straight
from the shoulder blows Faces
were streaming and clothes were
wTiuging wet before the men were
stopped and sent on the run to the
shower baths.
officers are certain that after
this new type Of preliminary train
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
WHITE S0X WIN
BALL CAME 81
4 ddie CiCotte Pitched Pale Hose to
Victory Over Cleveland in
Hard Contest.
TAkES THE MOUND N SECOND
Gets in Tight Place in Eighth In
ming. But Is Saved by Great
Catch by Fclsch.

Cleveland, Ohio, June AT last
the White Sox won ball game with
Eddie Cicotte pitching. bur they had
one gosh ding awful time doing it
in the final battle Of the trip by a
score of > 10 ..
Cicotte did not get into the game
until Williams started throwing it
away by the pass route in the sec
fond inning Eddie picked up the
left-handers burden with a lead Of
one run. the bases full Of Indians,
and two out He stopped that walk
ing procession and held that one
Tun margin until the seventh, then
cleveland scored a run and evened
#the count Murphy and Collins I'M
tiled that knot in the eighth with
their bats. scoring one run
Star Catch Helps.
E That was the second tally the
worlds champions have made for
Cicotte iu % consecutive innings,
and the surprise of it upset Eddie
so completely he was hit hard in
1.-THE horne half, but Felsch, who
could not hit a lick all day, came
Ito his rescue with a catch that not
|Eonly saved the day but compelled
1.-THE crowd to stand on its hind legs
and cheer him.
Morton started against the Sox
and was so wild they ought to have
won the game by a wide margin.
HUT some Of them refused to wait
him out and others were absolute
~ helpless in the pinches. Eleven
Sox were left on bases in the first
five innings The score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01

ing. recruits will break records
with the bayOnets when they are
given the steel for their first steps.
Dyer Cancels ShevIin Bout.
Fred Dyer, who has been billed
to meet Eddie Shevlin. welter-
weight champion of the navy, in
Boston, June 10. to settle the serv-
ice championship, was compelled
to send telegram tonight cancel
ling the match. Gen. Martin means
to push this boxing drill to the
limit during the month to come
and found it impossible to spare
The boxing master for the cham
piOnship battle in the west.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
I0MA STARs REWARDED.

Iowa CITY, Iowa, juno l. = The
Iowa University board in control
of athletics has awarded letters %
the following baseball starr,
Frank, captain and catcher; Beld-
ing and Hamilton. pitchers, and o.
son, Hall, PARROT, Kremcr, Brown
and Ehred. fielders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
TENDER WINNER

Cleveland, Ohio, June I'm the
first open air boxing show staged
in Cleveland under commission rule
Thursday night Lew Tender, Phil
adelphia lightweight, easily out
pointed Vincent Pokornoff of CIeve-
land in the main go, ten round
exhibition. Joe Lynch of New York
cutpOinted Willie Devore, Akron, IN
ten rounds. They are bantams
Benny Talger gave Alva Miller of
Lorain a lacing in ten rounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
RTDOLPH JOINS BRAVES.

Boston, Mass, June Dick Ru-
dolph has come TO terms with the
management of the Boston Braves.
At a conference with Manager
StAIlings in New YORK Rudolph
who has been a holdout over the
salary question, agreed 20 rejoin
the team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
JACKSON HELD HTTLESS.

Philadelphia, Pa, June Joe
Jackson played his first game for
the Harlan & Hollingshead ship
building company Decoration day
at Wilmington, and while the H &
H. combination defeated Steelton, ,
TO l, Joe allied to get a hit He was
batting against George Pierce. the
former Cub hurler. who held Harlan
to two hits. vet lost the game. Jack
son covered first base, getting Il
putouts and one assist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
CHICAGO BUMPS
WISCONSIN 14-6
Badgers Start Brilliantly But sue.
cumb Before Maroon On.
slaught in Seventh.
BIG TIN STANDING

Madison. Wis, June After
brilliant start. IN which Schneider
allowed the visitors only three hits
in six innings. the Badgers sue
cumbed before p terrific onslaught
by Chicago in the seventh Seven
hits were punched. together with
three errors, for nine runs. and
the final count was - 70 F PHELPS
replaced Schneider during this
round and succeeded III stemming
the tide.
Wisconsin hit HiHkIe hard, but
were unable 10 bunch the swats.
Elton's great running catch Of Zul-
fer's long drive 10 The sixth took
the pep oat of the Badgers.
The Midway team played a won
dcrfuI defensive game and thus
saved Hinklc time after time The
two teams Will cash again tomor-
row
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
THURSDAY DECISIONS.

At New Orleans Young Denny
beat Bill Kramer ID.
At Cleveland Tender beat
Vincent Pokorni G0): Joe Lynch
aeat Willie Devore G03. Benny
Balgar beat Alyie Miller Q0J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, >.
st. Louis, 8, Detroit, 2.
No other games played.
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh, u; St. Louis, Z.
New York, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
No other games played.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
Y4NkS GET RENDER.

New York. June Announce
meut was made here yesterday that
Chief Bender. the veteran Indian
pitcher. had ben purchased by the
New York Americans from the
Philadelphia Nationals for The
waiver price Bender has been a
hoidout this spring. and has BEEN
playing with the Forever team in
Tie Shipbuillers' league He prob
ably Will report TO the Yankees al
EicagO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
Games Today

Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01

Two base hits - Murphy, Chap
man. Struck Williams. /; CT
cote. .. Morton. .. Bases on balls
Williams, I Cicotte, >; Morton,
A. Double play ~ Weaver-E Col
1ins-GandiI. Hits-On Williams, 0
in 2-3 innings; off Cfcotte, s in
: 1-3 innings, off Morton, in 7
innings; of Bagby, 4 in . innings.
Winning pitcher, Cicotte Losing
pitcher. Bagby.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-01
SPORTSMEN WILL
SHOOT IN MATCH
FOR BIG AMOUNT

During the trapshOottng tOurna-
ment of the SpOrtsmen's aSsOCia-
ton 10 be held at Seattle, Wash,
June POPS. match at 500 clay tar
gets for $4,000 a side will be decid-
ed between Frank Troeh of Van
cOuver. Wash. and William II. Heer
Of Guthrie. Okla. Forfeits in Lib
cray bonds of $500 each have been
posted as evidence of good faith by
the men. Il is said that friends of
the men. both OF whom are in gooa
amateur standing, viii wager as
much as $4,000 q side in Liberty
bonds on the outcome.
Troch is present champion Of the
state OF Washington He also was
champion in 1916 and won the ma
tional amateur title that year. For
the last four years he has had a
grand average Of 80 per cent and
has shot at $4,000 targets. Heer
averaged 9745 last year and led
the amateurs Of the country. In
1910 and 1913 he had a professional
average OF 1915 and $3.50 and both
years was high average man. He
IS considered 10 be one Of the best
match race shooters in the world.
buy War Savings STAMPS
HUTCHINSON CHANGES HANDS.
Hutchinson, Kan. June 1. ~
The Hutchinson club OF the Wet
ern league Is 20 be moved to Okla
home City and the Topeka club VII
be transferred TO Hutchinson. e.
fective June .. This was annOurc-
cd last night following confer
ence between the Hutchinson base
ball committee. owner John Hol-
land Of the Hutchinson club. aa1
President Spencer Arthur Abbott OF
tie Topeka club The Hutchinsoa
team viii take the Topeka dates
and fl them at Oklahoma City. Tho
Topeka team. under the new ar
rangement. viii play the Hutchin-
son dates here and on the road. lll-
der the new arrangement the To-
peka team VIII open here June 4.
instead Of in Topeka
IErrrr .E-4- ~ N Er1 ga rfe-a-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-20

CAU r A M

ne fratele Milos Mica, muzicant,
care credem ca Sc afIa in Harris
burg, Pa. II cautam pc aceasta ca
lie din cauza ca DORM al angaja
la petrecerca noastra din Baltl-
more, M. d., care va avea loc
in ziua de Z Ianuarie 1913. II ru-
gam daca va ceti aceste rinduri sd
bine voiasca ne trimite adresa.
Daca la caz dfnsul nu va ceti a
ccste rfnduri, atunci rugam pc
bunii nostri frati Rom1ni care Il
stu adresa sa bine voiasca a ne-o
tgimite pc adresa:
Eocietatea ,,Dimbovita" Box &c
Highlandtown, M. D.
(89-00)
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,nonoaCxosacao
REV. S0l0MON DUMA
Preot. 81. or. R0min
1647-7th Str, CANTON, O.
TelefOn: Bell 1906.
CucnoucHoxCsp QxeMonouou

stomacul Gu pilnle 81 alte doctorii
otravitoare, cind natura a prova-
zut in marele eli laborator 49,
cimpiile, padurile 81 muntii =
cura pentru cele mai multe boale
ale omului?
Eu am devenit o ruina fizices-
te din cauza lungei boale de sto-
mente, pilule, saruri 81 oleiuri,
carl au stricat att de multi sto-
macul meu, 7ncit nu mai puteam
nfnca 81 nici 1ua alte doctorii.
Doctorul mia spus ca e necesara
0 operate ca sd ma fac sanatos.
fnsa Ell am auzit despre ierburile
lui Saint Bernard 81 lean incer-
cat. - n doua saptamini am ince-
put sd ma fac mai bine, mai tir-
ziu m am sirntit 81 mai bine, 81 a.
cum am un apetit splendid, ma
simt tare 81 bine. Aceste minuna-
te ierburi de stomac a lui Saint
Bernard ma scapat.
Daca d-ta suferi de orr ce boa
Ia Gle stomac, rarunchi, ficat orr
boala de pintece, constipatie, in
digestie, junghiuri, aciditate, ga
zuri, miros la rasuflare, ragaiala,
molesala, nausea, ameteala, du-
reri de cap, dureri de. pintece, du-
reri nervoase, friguri,- desodine
la urinat, mincarime, piele mesa
natoasa, gilciuri, nervositate, su-
parari, insomnia, debiltate gene
rala ETC., causate de desordinea
stomacului, a r&runchilor orr fl
catului ia ierburile de stomac ale
lui Saint Bernard. Ele ajuta de
miune. Stunt aromatice 81 placute
= lie bel ca pc ceai. Pretul lor c
pc un pachet mare 81. Aceste mi
nuate ierburi nu numai usureaza
pintecele 81 alnnga orr corecteaza
desordinea, ele fac 81 mai multi
Elc elimineaza otrava din siste
mul corporal, purifica singele, d5
un bun apetit, promoveaza bu
ma indigestie, intareste ficatul, rt
guleaza rarunchii 81 actiunea pin
/ tecelui 81 te face sa te simti bint
din orr ce punct de vedere. Pri
mul pahar dupa ce vel bea te vs
face foarte vesel fncearca-le. Tri
naite $1.00 pentru un pachet sal
$500 pentru 6 paehete. Trimite II
cent? extra pentrt expediere la
ST. BERNARD GARDENS, go
COMMON STR, c-2, NEW OR
LEANS, LA. Banii d-tra vor +
reinapoiati daca nu yeti fl pc de
plin satisfacuti.
I .(Adv. IA
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DE WHARF.

Local bun in centrul Rominilor
din Toledo, O. Localul compus
din doua bi1iardc, dona cuglarii cll
masini automaticc, IA patnri in
carl dorm % de oameni. Afaccrea
merge .foarte bine. = Doritorii sa
Sc adreseze la
CONAN & BALAN
202f Front Str, Toledo, Ohio.
(84-9O)
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r U G. A R E.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,Steaua Rom1na" din IN
dianapolis, Ind, roaga pc sora So
cietate ,,Plugarul Romfn' din Yo-
ungstown, Ohio, caci GU ocazia a.
dunarci generate anuale Uniunii
tinuta la 4 Iulie 1918, care a a
vut loc in Youngstown, Ohio, de
lcgatii nostri au lasat drapelele in
numele Socictatii d-tra ca sa lie
trimiteti fnapoi prin Expires, 81
nam primit drapelele nici astazi
Yam TRIMS mai multc scrisori in
privinta drapelelor care sunt per
dute 81 d-tra nu ne-ati raspuns
nimica caci cum STAN GU drapele-
Ie. Deci va mai rugam inca odata
caci timpul este cam scurt, a ne
trimite bilul de Expres ca de unde
.ie-ati expediat ca sd luam infor'
matiuni ca sa putem capata dra.
pclele fnapoi.
Societatea ,,Steaua Romina" va
roaga ca d-tra sa va recmoasteti
greseala facuta de d-tra, Cd din
cauza ca n att pus un ON Gu stiin-
ia sa expedieze drapelele in buna
regula, Societatea ,,Plugarul Ro-
min" va Fl raspunzatoare pentru
drapelele Societatii ,,Steaua Ro.
mfna".
Va rugam sa nu puneti la uita
re aceasta rugare, 81 a ne indie
.plini dupa cum datorinta cere u
nei Societati membra a Uniunii
S. r. A.
in numele Societatii ,,Steaus
Romfna" din Indianapolis, Ind.
Prezidiul.
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G. A u T

niste oameni din S7nta Maria,
comitatul Tirnava Mica, Ell loan
Furnia, avind um fecior al meu
ca PRISONER in Franta sa afla Gu
Il unnl din comma d-tra Gu nu-
mele Naftaila Spitori. Cine do
rcste sd alba adrcsa sa Sc adrc-
seze la.
loan Furnia, West Homestead,
Pa, Z Avenue 313.
(SS-S9)
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DE vfNzARE.

O casa in w. Park. O.. Berea
Road. Lotul 35Oxl00. Casa este
cil sase incaperi prevazlltc Gu lu-
NINA electrical 81 gaz aerian. Co
tete pentru pasari 81 rimatori.
.DOritOrii sa Sc adreseze la:
Adam Herlea, 2066 Mcgee Str,
Lakewood, o.
(87. 80. 91)
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Px1ZITI.V.4s DE CURSE 81 DE
.CEI CE VOIESC S1 DX fNCUR-
CE IN NEPL1CERI.
Miristr,A festr1 nsased
II spN,seitori).
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Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin"

Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin"
din Youngston, Ohio. = Convoa-
ca pc toti membrii sal a lua parte
la adunarea gcnerala, care Sc va
tinea Dumineca, % Decembrie
1918, in hala socetatii din 645
Poland Ave la ora ! p. m. La or
dinea zilei va Fl urmatorul pro-
gram: !. Dcschiderea sedintei. 2.
Darea dc seama a fufHtlOnarilor
prezenti dc pc ccle 6 lnni trccnte.
3. Alcgerca .nouilor fnnctionari
pentlm pcriodul ] al analui 1919.
A. fnchiderca sedintei la care va
mai Fl 81 alte lucrnri importantc
de rezolvat despre bnnul mers al
Soeietatii.
PreZidiul.
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G o N v o G A r e.

Societatea romina de ajuter 81
.cultura Aurora din So. Beth
lehem, Pa, convoaca pc toti fratii
functionari 81 pc fratii membrii
apartinat6ri sus numitei Soeietatl
'ca negresit Gu totii sd ia parte la
adunarea generala, care va avea
Ice in hala domnului Straus din
al 3-lea Street.
Fratilor membrii nu neglijati
81 va prezentati Gu totii la aceasta
adunare generala, la care avem
lucruri foarte importante de re-
zolvat. Vom avea sisalegerea noui-
Tor functionari pc periodul prim
al anului 1919. Sedinta va avea
loc in ziua de Dnnaineea, % De
cenrbrie 1918, la orele ] dupa a.
miaEi.
La aceasta, sedinta sunt rugati
|toti fratii membrii sd bine voiasca
a-si aduce statutul eu dinsii pen
tru ca sa Use puma cotele lunare
nlatite in statut. Fratilor sd nu
Fiji nepasatori, sunteti rugati a
va prezenta la aceasta sedinta ca
sd putem rezolva toate, in buna re
gula pentru bunul mers al Socie.
tatii noastre. La aceasta sedinta
vom avea 81 alegerea nonilor fame
tlonari. Absentee nemotivatc 81
vor pedepsi conform statutelor
In numele Societatii Aurora
Idin So. Bethlehem, Pa:
HTesidiul.
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