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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-02
FAPT NATIONAL VREDNIC
DE LAUDA. TOT ODATA ST
DARE DE SEAMA ST Null
TUMITA PUBLICA.

Femeile romine Gu STINT curat fa-
ia de neam 81 tara din Woodlawn,
Pa, cunoscind mizeria cea mare in
care zace neamul rominesc, pentru
ajutorul lui vrind sa lucreze pc 0
singura nina, unindu-se in ziua de
II Februarie 1913, au infiintat un
Comitet, Comitetul Crucei Rosie
Romina din Woodlawn, Pa.
Tar pentru ridicarea 81 intarirea
acestui fond all avut petrecere Gu
dams in seara zilei de 9 Martie, ca
re adus un rezultat fOarte mul-
tumitor att din punct de vedere
moral cit 81 material.
Aceasta a fost prima petrecere
aranjata de Comitetul Femeilor
noastre, cu scopul de aduna SUI
ma cit Sc poate de mare pentru a
jutorul 81 salvarea fratilor nostri
din bratul pieirei, la care i-au i'm
pins soartea acestui razboi.
Tot odata pentru acoperirea spe-
selor 81 pentru un rezultat mai
favorable acestei petreceri, bravele
femei au bine volt dona uncle O.
biecte dupa cum urmeaza:
/. Ana N. Sas, ca presedinta, 81
Mariuta G. Moldovan, ca secretara
a acestui Comitct, invoindu-se a.
m1ndoua au cumparat un Gramo-
fon, 81 punfndu-l la loterie au adus
in fondul Comitetului suma de SO
dolari 81 Is cent?.
2. Maria Monda, CO vice-presedin.
ia donat flori naturale earl ID
vinzare au adus suma de $4.25.
Pentru cele de lipsa la mezeluri
3. Ana Rocarean ca controlora
in pref de 1890; Maria Monda
pref de $3.50; Ana Iowa pref dc
$1.4O; Maria Necsa pref de 75c;
elisabeth Beligar pref de $1.2O.
Tot asa Societatea ,,Lumina 81
Progresul Romins' din loc a bine
volt a-si arata nobila simpatie IA.
| ia de acest Comitet, d1ndu-ne loca.
lul gratis pentru aranjarea petre.
ceri.
La supra solviri all bille volt q
contribui dupa cum urmcaza
Trifan Stanciu So; loan Cali1
VS.; Simion Blotor $5y George Blea
hui $5; loan Turcu $5, Vasile Sa
vu So; George Rocarean 3d.. Gligol
Angel So loan Cish SO; loan +
Conasa 81; Nicolae Ghindea So
loan Suci So; HE Rus So; Ioal
Tarcat ~; Maria Rosca $3.50 10
Ian Radut $1; Nicolae Calut $1
Vasile Stroia ST.; loan Micu 81
Nic6lae Vintan $1; Danila WHO
lea 81 !; Stana Necsa 81; Maria ca
zan u Vasile Boboi $1; Georg!
/ lCxlugxr 81 ; Noise logan II M
colae Todoran n loan Morari nj
IroniM .area Ilie Iowa $l n u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-02

cramile imi brazdeaza obrajii, 81
de nu am avut norocul sa va mai
vad odata doar, va vol mai ve-
dea cindva.
Nici nu am crezut sc .vad
Franta asa curind. Nici cind
Stiti ca nu am fost vanitos, dar
Sc stiti Cd putini au fost aseme-
nea mie, mimic nu au trebuit ca
sa-mi spuna de doua ori, 81 la
inspectia de astazi am atras "a
tentia generalului 81 in citeva 81
re va las Sc stiti ca ce s'a pc
trecut, caci mi-ar trebui sc va
scriu 100 de file. Lam spus loco
tenentului Cd nu sunt american.
ca sunt Romin din Austria 81
mia spus ca daca ell m ar trimite
acum in Franta a-si vol sa mergg
Am zis Ida. Si de vel muri? {?
Regret ca nam mai multi de
0 viata ca sd 0 sacrific pentru
buna intentie a tarii mele adop-
tive. intentie de a aduce lumei
Democratic, libertatea 81 egalita-
tea". Au urmat apoi niSte scene
pc care nu am cuvinte 81 sunt
neputincios sd vile scriu. Asa
deci plec milne dimineata. M 'am
gIndit sd merg la rapport inainte
lie plecare, nu stu ce voiu face,
nu mi-am pus mimic in .rind.
Rog daca va Fl sd nu ma lasc
de loc, pastrati cllfarul meu pima
ce va voiu da de stire ce Sc IA
ceti GU el 81 unde sal trimiteti
81 la cine.
Gu lacrami in ochi va zic: ,,Ra-
mas bum"
Cornelius.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-02

VENT curat .......... $312.50
Deci pc aceasta Gale in numele
Comitetului sus numit 81 a acelor
carl si-au jertfit tot bunul vietei
pentru destobirea noastra 81 Sc vor
fmpartasi Gu acest fond, dam vile
multumiri att Societatei ,,Lumina
81 Progresuls Romins1 cit 81 susnu-
mitilDr donAtori 81 donatoare carl
au bine volt D contribui GU bine-
cuvintatul ajutor la acest fond. D.
zeu sa le rSsplateasca Tot asa lie
va ajllta Dumnezeu 81 la acei ne
pasatori dupa Yrednicia lor.
Asemenea rugam., pc toate femei-
le 81 fiicele aatinnei noastre afla-
toare in Statsle Unite, sd nu trea-
ca Gu we'd cest fapt maret ce
4 am sav1rt Ameile romine din
Woodlawn,
Sa nu trecern GU nepasare acest
moment care de sccoli Pam cerut
prin lacrimi 81. suferinte.
In speranta cd va veni timpul
care sd ne stringa la al mamei sin,
desi soartea natiunei noastre ar
cadea la o necunostinta, moi fara O.
hOSpa1a Isl no tOatp eSila 81 facom
tot ce ne sta in putinta de ajutor.
Fara nici o desperate, reamin-
tind, sd ne mustre trecutul gresit
81 he umilit ca dezastru dintre Mil
Gov 81 Carpati. Dcci GU toatele sd ne
facem datorinta sf1nta pima la eel
din urma rasuflet, caci speranta
vietei noastre sta intr 70 NINA pu-
ternica 81 nemnritoare.
COMITETUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-02

Oar MAVEN pilda vie in Basabia
de &c poate face un popor ale CO..
rui crcdinte sunt stropite Gu
SINCE?
.reamul Rsniasses
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-04-02
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UN APPEL Din PARTEA CUvERNULUI D-TAlE.
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drunkards and chicken thieves, only to be declared by executive procla' nation to be the most capaoie or ficial that distinguished functlonary ever knew"
 Regarding Secretary of Commerce Redfield, Senator Sherman said ne had made "some sparkling contribu- tions to trade" including the shock ing information that high cost of llv- ing was caused by too. many delivery wagons, an epic on fish and clans along with a sonnet or two on sheen killing dogs"
 Former Secretary Mryan. the sena, tor declared, resigned when he had "played second fiddle long enough and his power for harm had waned.
 Politics began there and it's never adjourned since, in domestic a0alrs' said Mrs Sherman. Was there ever a more sordid, ,.~ revelation of selfish time-serving politics with. the first executive office, next only to the president, shuffled about as plunder to suit partisan ends"
 In, pc,ritiIihing Colonel lHouse, Senator Sherman said as personal representative envoy of the president while abroad he exercised unofficial and usurped powers of government and "his gratuitous advice to settle ,she sUIboat dispute provoked the derision of Germany and the impati' ence of the Allies"
 Declaring the administration seeks even to dictate Republican candidates in Republican states, the senator said Ford is to be made senator. from Michigan by executive order"
 Denouncing what he described as socialistic plans of Ia coterie ofSpoll- ticians gilded and plated by group of theorizing, intoleraIlt intelleetuals, Senator Sherman continued: >
 "Government control is a mare name. As now exercised by this ad- ministration it is threshold of perma- nent political ownership and. opera tion. 4, :r Gompers is practically president.
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AIR PLANES ID
 BE USED IN THE
 TIMES Of PEACE
Three Planes Have Been Taken to Arctic Circle for
 Exploring Purposes.

London, August 3l.-((Correspond- ence of the Associated Press. planes will be widely used, after the war, for purposes Of exploration and survey, said Harold Brighouse, of the Royal Geographical Society, to a re- preventative of The Associated Press. commenting on the announcement that Captain Amundsen's Arctic ex- pedition, which has just sailed, has taken three airplanes as part of its equipment.
 Captain Amundsen will use these a1rplanes for geographical and metor- ological research in the Arctic" said MT. BrighOuse, "and they should prove very useful in this connection. With peace will come large extension of the use of the airplane in explora- tion.
 There is no reason why tn re- motest part of Africa or the upper waters of the Amazon should remain unmapped. Aerial photography has reached a stage when all that is nec- essary for exact map-drawing is a continuous series of air photographs. Tracts of POrtugese East Africa, which had never before been charted, were, in fact mapped by means of the air photography of British aviators.
 The undiscovered natural resour- ces of a new country can be obser- we'd from airplanes. The eye of the observer reveals much; the air-cam- era even now is an excellent guide in indicating the kind of wood growing in a forest, and will be of greater util- ity still as the development of aerial color photography progresses.
 Railway survey through savage lands, which, both in life and money, has been tremendously costly-pre- liminary to construction. will become safe, and so cheeap as to present no financial obstacles whatever, to a sur vey which uses aerial photography.
 "Not only can the course of rivers be traced, but their navigable chan nels can be ascertained, and the com bined discovery made of valuable na- tural products together with the best means of transporting them by river.
 'FWater, then as now, will probab- ly be the explorers chief guide and his machine is more likely to be of the seaplane type, with floats than the airplane type, with wheels. He will fly high and should he have to make force landing, will steer for lake and river rather thanfor the rare opel spaces of atropical forest.
 For the air explorer, the romance of flying will persist: the value of the work he will do is obvious; and there are many pilots in the allied armies today who will find in aeria! exploration play for the typically British spirit of adventure.
 I2 the future of aviation there is eitow room for all, the sportsman rilot will find in exploration ny air an enterprise made to his taste.'
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thus allowing the pores to sh.., ,.' lood ,'-;3a value Of the oatmeal, "vssso Wsla th With warm Water, rinse wi; with Hssa ai,a aa dar;1,a ter ana dry T thoroughly Then eo'a l,' n, aefMllio u ,St This is very important ta app! 1 a short time your skin ,vHl'aal: will nsi. la sl,o,,a1s marvellous change. A ro,y' al''sl hsl mounts II osa the cheeks, and a babsv s ,as, asF ness comes to- the skin. The 'uuy vs!, SOL sl application will convince vo, VI, 'vly th! ln ll examination o is a most effeetira fa tIa' ah aa TOT beautifying purposes. 't's If is s.1 uae lally recommended for frechIos s'Ns' , sunpurn, wrinkles, large uores '', ,,aAi ,aa snln, s as It freshens and beautifss sStss tSs complexion and makes rouyh '' ,.s Sg hands and arms smooth and dusl, v5i+, l1a 4 slVes the skin the appearance of ,' Ts,,s < ana whatever success I have had sd'i. < preserving my complexion s,trs,. hss 7 to derwillo, and oatmeal. Evprr r,l'g,s ws man, no matter what her station wy V life, can well afford to spend Ta fiTs ss ~ ten minutes night and morning M in e,, ". ing for her complexion. There is 'ar ns enough money in the world to c,rss nss me to neglect mine. I have knor, rar, women over fifty to follow ls method and frequently pass for,Or, #, Women thirty years of age look lEs m girls in their teens. Justcut tbs M out so you won't forget it; try # s. a week. and at the end Of that finn, you vii! thank me for publishjns my formula"
 NOTE-To get the best effect le sure to follow the complete instrn tions given above. You have only to get derWillo and oatmeal. You peei nothing else and it's so simple that anyone can use it, and so ineypensiys that any woman can afford t. Der. Willo can be Obtained|fn this city from all up-to-date druggists, including ". l.. DeWoody & Co.,, Mann -Tanherley Drug So. Advert%met
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Declares Colonel House and Texas Politicians Are In
 the Saddle.
SAYS HOUSE IS THE ASSISTANT PRESIDENT
Baker Thinks the War Is Three Thousand Miles
 Away and Is Easy. :"

Washington, Sept. 3.-In lengthy prepared address on what he called unofficial and personal government" Senator Sherman of Illinois, Repub- lican, made a scatching attack in the senate today on President Wilson and his administration, and, particularly Coloel E. M. House. the presidents personal friend and adviser.
 With ironical reference to the Presidents recent statement that po- litics is adjourned, the senater as- serted that, having elected the presi- dent almost single-handed," Colonel House and a coterie of Texas politi- clans "are in the saddle and they are doing politics in the same old way"
 Under pretense of war powers. he said, the administration Is placing control of the. country in the hands of few politicians end labor lea0- CTS, to be used relentlessly for the election of party candidates now and president in 1920.
 q denounce." he added, "a politi cal autocracy covertly engaged In when the nation is in the stres of war in undermining institutional civil liberty"
 Colonel House was characterized by Senator sherman as "this alelged. un- elected, unofficial assistant president" The senator gave an. anlysis of a novel said to have been written by Colonel House. which he describes as an autobiography telling tale of po- Mtics, civil war, love and reform with a meat axe showing how to get rid of the constitution.
 Secretary Baker was referred to as "one who thinks of the war as three thousand milo 2 glibly Of quantity production on combat air planes,i delAys three months the draft law amendment of IS, opposes univer- sal military training, and says Wash ington's soldiers at avlley oFrge were
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Ugh! Calomel makes you sick. It's horrible! Take a dose of the danger ous drug tonight and tomorrow you may lose a days work.
 Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes into contact with sour bile. crashes into it, break ing 1t up. This is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish and "all knocked out" if your liver is torpid and bowels consti- pated or you have headache, dizziness, coated tongue, if breath is bad ! or stomach sour, just try spoonful of harmless Dodson't Liver Tone tonight.
 Here's my guarantee Go to any drug store and get bottle of Dod- sons Liver Tone for few cents. Take
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ty and community councils. Any sus- picious cases should be reported with out delay to the county council chair man, and the chairmen are urged to be especially vigilant in looking after any evidence of draft resistance or evasion.
 The stae council will aid the fed eral authorities in enforcing what ever orders may be issued in con- nection with the selectve service, and the extension ofthe work or fight or der with the new draft ages. A com mittee has been appointed to make a report next Monday looking to the adoption of plan to clarify the labor situation in the state"
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skin that beautiful, youthful appear ance normal woman craves, Miss Wilder though well past the time of life. when most complexions fade. is famous for her beautiful complexion, and when asked how she retains her youthful appearance, said:
 It is simple process to appear youthful No one comes within ten years of guessing my age. Here is my secret. Go to any grocery store and get ten cents worth of ordinary oatmeal. Put>a small quantity of the oatmeal in bag of, cheesecloth about the size of your hand. Drop on or into the bag 10t drops of derwillo which can be obtained at any up-to- date drug store, dip in warm water and use as you would wash cloth Wash your face, hands, arms, neck and shoulders, night and morning. Let it remain on the skim for a minute
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EUGENE DEBS' INDICTMENT WILL NOT BE DROPPED

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept. 3.-Federal judge D. c. Westenhaver today over- ruled a motion filed by attorneys for Eugene V. Debs. four times candidate for president on the Socialist ticket. to squash indictment of, ten counts against Debs for violation of the es- piOnage act
 Debs' trial is set fo rSept. g.. Debs was arrested here on July 1, charged with violation of the espion- age act in sLeech at the Socialist state convention at iCanton. Ohio, June 16
 Debs' attornew claim the espionage lew is unconstitutional.
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Ca|omeI Users! Listen To Me! <. ] Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't lven your liver and bowels and straighten
 you up without making you sick.
spoonful and if it ooesn't straighten

a spoonful and if it doesn't straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous l want you to go back to the store and get your money. bod. sons Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it is real liver med icine; entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or make you sick.
 I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your bowels of that sour bile and constipat. ed waste which is clogging your sys- tenn and making you feel miserable, I guarantee that bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire fani- ly feeling fine for months. Give it to your children. It is harmless; dosen't gripe and they like it's pleasant taste. -Advt.
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STORE ROOMS FOR FOOD
 FOR YANKEE PRISONERS

Washington. Sept. 3.-Large ware houses for storage of supplies for American prisoners in Fermany have been secured in Copenhagen. Dem mark end Rerens. Switzerland. by the American Red Cross bureau of nris- oner relief.
 In each of these warehouses it was announced today. the Red Cross will assem- ble at once. food. clothing. com forts and tobacco, enough to main tain 5000 Americans for six months if that many should be captured.
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RETREATING BOCHES ARE <,
 CUT TO. BITS
(Continued from page one.l

the Cheniin Des Danes and the roads to- Laon and Laferre. A,'
 Near Flanders Sector. ..':
 In Flanders the British have pene- trated the outskirts of Lens, the fam ous coal mining city in northern France and further north in the Lys salient have taken Richebourg St. Vast, and established themselves on the line of Labasse. road and between there and Estairs; having captured the last named place.
 Steenwerck and Wulverghem also are in British hands. Thus the great salient is virtually wiped out.
 Unofficial dispatches say that in the region east and southeast, of Ar ras, the Germans are retiring to a new switch line running from Brebier- es five miles southeast of procourt
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southward to Moeuvres, where it poin the Hindenburg line near Grain court.
 If this proves true the new line al- ready seems menaced as field marshal Haig's men virtually are upon it at Lecluse and Rumanaucourt southeast of Arras and almost abreast of it at Baralle, three miles north of Moeur- yes.
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Proverbs Circulate.

Proverbs undoubtedly have ten' dency to travel. They are carried from one land to another by emil grants. tourists, missionaries, trades men and seamen; but many which are closely similar doubtless owe their origin to no common stock, but to the common experience of mankind.
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Skln. LEe every thing else the skin needs food, care and at-
 tention. The pores to do their work D rop e Fl y should be kept open and scrupu- lously clean After being thorough l y
 c l e a n SC d they should
 be fed, to nourisll and hrinr %0<h
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F0rE.5isiIis.., .,

Said the ;.aor.n' n's VisI:ors.
 t5ons aom get ettsn credit for taking woaea o,a ~ s5 sut did n,t you ever notlcs ana'' tss1 't ho,, pa' on their hats 'Aey 1a, o1acs uHrs pefDFT fsfp it is time ts ,,s'. Couple goingw ' 'helf hesr,. "'
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As an independent nationality the Czecho-Slovaks now are entitled to all 'the privileges guaranteed by The Hague conventions and other inter- national rules of war.
 It is believed to be inevitable that , the allies will notify the Austrian gov ernment that the rights of prisoners of war hereafter must be accorded to the Czecho-Slovaks, otherwise the en- tente will retailiate in kind on Aus trian prisoners.
 Lansing's Statement. In extending recognition, Secretary Lansing said:
 "The Czecho- -Slovaks peoples having taken up arms against the German and Austrian empires, and having placed organized armies in the field which are waging war against the empires under officers of their own nationality and in accordance with the rules and practices of civilized na- tions; and
 ''The Czeho- -Slovaks having in prosecution of their independent pur- poses in the present war, confided supreme political authority to the Czecho- -Slovaks national council:
 "The government of the United States recognizes that a state of bel ligerency exists between the Czecho- Slovaks thus organized and the Ger man and Austro- Hungarian empires.
 ''It also recognizes the Czecho- Slovak national council as a de facto belligerent government clothed with proper authority to direct the military and political affairs of the Czecho- Slovaks.
 "The government of the United States further declares that it is pre- pared to enter formally into relations with the de facto government, has recognized for the purpose fprose- cutting the war against the common enemy, the empires of German and Austria Hungary"
 S,5OO,OO in Race.
 The Czecho- -Slovaks are two div isions of race now estimated to mum Der about 8,50O,000 people. They live in Southern Central Europe long be- fore the advent of Christianity and in spite of generations of subjugation, have successfully resisted Germaniz- ation. Prague their chief city, still is distinctly Czech and the national feeling has remained strong through out the original territory to be famed into flame by the hopes aroused by the war
 The chief armies of the nation are the forces which were fighting with the Russians, and refusing to disband when the Russians fell to pieces, made their way into Siberia, hoping to reach France and take their place on the western front. Attacks bv the Bolshe- wiki, leading former Austrian and Ger man prisoners, turned the Czscho-Slo- walks into fighting force around which loyal Russians might rally. {,
 Tremendous political significance is attached in diplomatic quarters to to- days action by the United States. It means that America with the allies will go into the peace conference rec ognizing as an independent nation and ally a large section of the present Austno- Hungarian empire.
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This Pretty Girl Tells How She ~~*
 Oeties Age by Using Ordinary :. Oatmeal to Beautity Her Cormlp,i,

New York-According to Mae Edna Wilder, the "wheels of time" may be turned backward if a little common sense is used in taking care of the
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sFsss asssvH Nsg Evsm TkaA sHs
 Many ' man who imasin1G M1 e ocutive ability Is sufficient to control the affairs of nation would not even make . successful book agent
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AUSTRIA TO JOIN ALLIES
 IN THE WAR
(Continned from page one.i

that it was not the purpose of the United States to dismember Austria, but the fact that the Czecho-Slovaks as nation have existed since before the Christian era, and recent develop ments in Austria are reported as lend ing weight to change in this gov- ernment's attitude.
 The terms of peace with the entente nations will impose upon Germany and Austria are expected to establish definitely the territorial position of the Czecho-Slovak nation.