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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26

You are your brothers keeper.
First. it is your duty to keep him
fortified upon the field of battle with
everything that your money can buy
for him. He is shedding his blood,
sacrificing his time, risliing his life
because he is answering "Yes" to
the question. Is your blood so yell
low that you can, or will, try to evade
your almost infinitely smaller sac
rifice?
Second-It is your duty to see to
it, by every honorable means within
your power, that your other brother,
the fellow who, like yourself, has not
been called to the front, also lives
up to HIS esponsibility, and con
tributes Of his means according to his
ability, in buying Fourth Liberty loan
bonds.
No matter if, in burst of resent
ment at what he may regard as of
fieiousness, he becomes snappy and
discourteous. He won't be resenttful
long. There are other people who will
do their duty as you do yours, and
before he has time to grow very in
dignant someone else will hit him
again in the same place. He'll forget
all about you in tuning at the other
fellow, and by the time this has been
repeated a few times he will prob
ably wake up to the fact that he is
in a minority and begin to question
whether all these pests" are not
right after all.
Whether you like it or not. you
are your brothers keeper
Don't try to sidestep.
Get in the game which begins Sat-
urday next, and lasts for three weeks.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26
Lime Helms Wheat

Use one ton Of burned lime or two
tons Of crushed limestone to the acre
disked into the soil before seeding
time. Two dollar wheat will repay
for lime, and most soils will not grow
clover without it. Apply lime be-
fore soil preparation begins if pos
sible. Borrow or buy a distributor if
you have a large area. For small
areas place the lime in small piles
in regular check rows about every
II steps apart. Throw wheelbar-
row load in each pile; then scatter
uniformly fom the piles with shovels.
This is not as tedious as it sounds.
TRY it.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26
WOMEN WILL HELP IN LOAN

At conference held in st. Louis
on August IA, the heads of the Wo-
mans Division of the Eighth federal
reserve district, pledged their coop
GRAFTON with the men in the Fourth
Liberty loan campaign. This means,
says V. L. Price, general sales direc-
tor, that it is now up to the men
to show the proper spirit of co-opera-
ton with the women by giving them
an active part in the work.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26
PREPARE FOR CHANGEABLE
WEATHER

H. B. Miller, R. F. D. 10, Wooster,
o., writes: "By thee hanging of beds
and the weather. / took very bad
cold and sore throat. Four doses Of
Foley's Honey and Tar put me right
in a days time" 1t pays to get the
genuine Foley's and avoid substitutes
and counterfeits. Contains no OPT
ates. Union Drug Go.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26

Science recognizes only seven col
ors. called primarily, the colors Of
the rainbow as follows: Violet, in
digo, blue, green, yellow, orange and
red. White is the blend Of all these,
as appears in white sunlight, and
black is the deprivation or absence
Of all. They are colors in a popular
sense, but not in a scientific sense.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26
AM MY BROTHERS KEEPER?

When you are asked to affix your
signature to a subscription blank for
Fourth Liberty loan bonds, do not
try to shelter behind the question of
Cain, Gam | my brothers keeper?"
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26
snmetlmes lt,s Himself.

When man wears flower In his
buttonhole It indicates some woman
Is proud Of him.-Atchison Globe.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26

H. R. Rose & Co. have just receiv-
ed a carload of fire brick, fire clay
and CRATE backs.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26
WHEN CHILDREN START TO
SCHOOL

School opens at time of year when
the change Of seasons is likely to
cause coughs, colds, Group, hay fever
and asthma. Prompt action at the
first sign of infection may keep chill
dren in prime good health and help
them to avoid losing time. Foley's
Honey and Tar is an ideal home rem
edy. Sold by Union Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-09-26

Read the want ads. Last page.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22

ing the sun again. Surely here is
task worthy of the mettle of valiant
soldier kitchen policeman. Kitchen
ethics makes it an objectionable sin
to scramble for the dirty cook pans,
so the policemen restrain their ardent
desires and modestly keep in the back
ground so that some one else may win
the laurel wreaths-er-cook pans.
There is Military Police who act
ually does swing stick He shakes it
defiantly IN the face of the rookie who
has ventured into town wearing his
shirt collar outside his coat. He is the
only army policeman who does not
wear the conventional blue uniform
of the farce. In his o. d. or Khaki, he
somewhat resembles the popular con-
ception OF soldier, except that his
clothes are sometimes pressed, His
duty 1t is to direct the soldier to the
nearest Chinese laundry, tell him
where he can get fair ham sandwich,
one with some ham in it. for 20 cents,
and where to get off the street car
when he goes back to camp. He also
explains In minute detail just where
he "gets off" If his shoes or leggins
are dirty.
Dear lady, rejoice with your police
man son. He is enduring experiences
that will make for the highest devel-
opment of his character, and he is
having a good time doing It,
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22
Our Weekly Fable In Slang

Not that Tn defending the Mess Ser
geant because I'll admit he was little
rough, but at that you can't hate him
so much. Maybe If you or / had done
it we would have got Leavenworth for
what we would have done. Anyhow
lamp this little recital and mail your
answer.
From the time this dude blew into
camp he was telling us how nice he
had it back home. In the first place
he thought it was q deuced outrage to
make gentleman sleep on tick filled
with straw. Back home he had love-
Iy Ostermoor to rest his perfect So
form and he thought the government
should buy some Well you know
more of us have slept in barn back
home exactly, except maybe the night
of the Truck Drivers ball and it sort
of ticlxled us. To keep the good work
up, Stuffy Magrim put a bunch Of
chestnut burrs in the dudes bed one
night.
You would have thought that after
getting the razzz like that, this malls
Cleopatra would have forgotten his
Packard twin six ideas, and he did
Just like the clown Prince busted
through at Verdun. Every day saw
something not as good as he had back
home and to hear him tell it, he al
ways washed IN MUM extra III y anu
had his handkerchief taiior-made
In the mess shack was Prince Charm
ing batted 462 in the calamity bowler
class. Now I'll admit that Delmoni-
co.'s may have better service and we
don't use Rogers 1847, when it comes
to chow that sticks to your ribs, our
shack has the College Inn in Chicago
looking like last weeks paper. But
this fact never got more than inches
in our friends think tank and he Kept
his knock factory working overtime.
IT used to get me seeing red to hear
this dude panning the way the steak
was cooked.
One day he had the triple plated
crust to tell us that he never ate any
thing but tenderloin. when the chances
were, he didn't know whether tender
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22

loin was one or two words But you
can't drive anything into ivory, so we
let him ride and took our revenge out
in yodeling our spaghetti in higher
key.
But it's long alley that has no ash
barrel, and we knew, our friend Of the
connoisseur trait would get his. AS
Socrates wisely watermanned, the big
ger they are the harder they fall, and
the climax came one Wednesday at
supper.
The gang had been out on their half
holiday and the Mess Sergeant knew
that hungry wolf would look like a
convalescent dyspeptic when they
come and yet it flew, and he lined up a
batting order that looked 1000 per
cent. Something like this 1t read,
roast beef, gravy, mashed potatoes,
peas, bread and butter, coffee and tap
ioca pudding.
Not so poisonous to take when your
stomach feels as if diplomatic relations
had been severed with your mouth
and the way the bunch depleted the
visible supply would have given John
d. anappetite.
Everyone happy, all but our old
friend and he came up to the counter
with the remark that he wished he
was back home where he could get a
regular meal. different from the beast
ly army food.
Again, quoting out old friend Soc,
this was the last day that discouraged
the camePs vaterbrae and it took the
Mess Sergeant to reach over and get
the pot of dessert. Yes, he served our
friend but he crowned him with the
pot instead of handing 1t to him in the
regular way. Just for minute the
market in cuss words showed rapid
advance and then our friend started
wiping the goo out Of his lamps and
tapping the tapioca out Of his hair.
And ever since, the Great Sphinx has
had nothing on our friend when knock
ing the grub is the indoor sport.
Moral: If you have to knock some
thing, get an axe and try the wood
pile.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22
ARM Y ''COPS"
BY Private Jack Wood

The folks back home are surprised
to learn that Johnnie, for whom the
service star shines in the front win
dow, is doing police work in camp. TO
them, the word police" is a substan-
tive denoting a staiwart, blue coated
figure, who spends his time lifting
peanuts from the street corner vender,
and incidentally chasing desperate
criminals. Many a fond mother shrinlks
in horror when she hears that Johnnie,
her Johnnie, must take his turn at
being a policeman; and in fancy she
sees him gasping for breath as the
fingers of some desperate clutch his
throat. And mingled with this as
feeling of pride, when she thinks of
the responsibility and confidence re-
posed in her boy
'Tis we'll, dear lady, that your john
ME does not amplfy the bald state
ment that yesterday he was on police
work all afternoon. How shocked you
would be could you have seen that
boy, with others occupying similar
honored positions, proving around
the company street. seeking not the
vile criminal of your imagination, but
the lurking butt-cigar or cigarette
that lay half concealed in the SAND.
Match sticks, too, were his legitimate
prey and woe betide him if he over
looked scrap Of paper, subsequently
detected by the keen eye of the SER
geant. No club of polished hickory
did he jauntily swing-his sole weapon
of offense and defense was a rake. This
he swung most lightly across the sand,
at each stroke trembling with fear
lest perchance he Grape to light an
other butt.
The most honorable and ancient
form Of army police work is Kitchen
Police, irreverently known as tx. Pr
Only the true, tried and trusted are
promoted to this branch Of the police
force. So eager are the men for this
important work that in order to In
sure its fair distribution, the top skip
per doles it out alphabetically. The
more selfish men resort to the most
reprehensib1e, under handed means to
secure a mort than their rightful share
of this priced occupation-re ito
such strategems af failing to salute an
officer, and talking in ranks while at
attention. Some have even gone so far
as to throw cigarette butts under their
cots. This completely fools the medi-
cal inspector, who gives the happy
schemer at least week at the coveted
task,
The tx. p" is grand marshall of
three parades daily. Morning, noon
and night he commands, and tin-War
plates, cups, knives and forks. dishes,
pots and pans assemble, march down
the long tables and presently dispense.
Platoons Of beans, with chunks Of fat
pork acting as file closers, maneuver
briefly before his eyes. The coffee
pitchers pass in review.
Then comes the joy of serubblng the
cook pans. Thick with smoke and
SCOT, dull black at the bottom, grad
ually lighting up to silver grey near
the top, that pan must be scrubbed till
its white sides CLEAN with joy at find
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22
Philosophic Phil

rs a good thing for some Of the Han
cock bows that kisses are not classed as
sugar or they would certainly be out OF
luck with our friend Herb Hoover.
Speaking Of the daylight savings plan. |
wonder If the Esquimeaux have, adopted
1t? If they. have, they probably go 10
bed a few months earlier than usual In
the dark season.
Some prohibitionists are so pronounced
I'm their views that they won't even eet
rye bread.
Buck Private came into camp raving
the other night. 1t seems that he had to
call up the Only Girl by Z p. m. and he
had forgotten the number. He rushed
into telephone booth in the Albion Hotel
at 6:55 and young woman was persuing
the book. After waiting about Is min
utes Buck suggested that if she wasn't in
q hurry that she allow him to look at the
book for moment. ooh certainly" she
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22

said sweetly, was just looking over it to
find a nice name for the baby,
What has become of the old-fashioned
man who used to carry sen-sen around
in his pocket?
One Of The Ordnance men said he had
enlisted as motor specialist, but that
the nearest he had come to working at
his trade as yet was counting the pas
sengers In the pitneys entering the camp
after Taps.
But after all the secret of soldering is
not to do what you like, but like what
you do.
Our idea of hard luck is to be mail
man with an ingrowlng toenai.
The Red Cross ad says give until
it hurts" And don't let it escape you,
that the more you give, the more it hurts
Kaiser Bill
Would you call man who wore mus
tard plaster smart dresser?
Airplainly speaking. we can't have too
many of 'em to Kan the Kaiser,
Company dismissed.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22
Grin-Aids

After q push some Of the lads Of the
one of the captured villages set about
making things comfortable for them
selves. Seeing a large wooden box some
distance away they made tracks to COM
mandeer 1t. On the way back an officer
met them and queried:
Here, lads where are you going with
fThis old egg-box, sir-were taking it
along. to our dug-out, sir" one of them
f'Egg box be hanged!' retorted the Of
ficer. Why that's the generals roll-top
Tobacco is a dirty weed,
1t satisfies no normal need.
like it,
It makes you thin, it makes you lean.
It takes the hair right off your bean,
It's the worst darn stuff I've ever seen,
like it,
sERGT, 'tzINfME.'
Mrs Jones-''Yeu know my boy mas just
Joined the army"
Mrs. smith-"Oh, then I expect he's
met my nephew.-he's in the army, too"
london Opinion.
Wife-"Archie's been gambling again.
mother. / think he has lost his senses
Mother-'Tndeed! had no idea they
played for such small stakes. Boston
Transcript
gwen, so long. Bert" said friend to
q departing soldier. 'If there amt no
ladies present when you meet the Kaiser
don't fergit to tell him what we think of
him. Life.
He-'Tf I should kiss you, would you
cali for help?'
she-"WouId you need it2'
On the other hand because the Huns
are "up in the air. doesn't mean that
they are all aviators.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22

On the other hand because the Huns
are "up in the air. doesn't mean that
they are all ayiators.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-22

He--'Tf I should kiss you, would you
cali for help?'
she-"Would you need itT'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21

81 Parochii, orasul Indianapolis
este capitala statului Indiana, 81
unul dintre cele mai politice ora
Sc din America afara de Wa
shington, D. G. 0 reusita buna
rldica vaza nu numai a Romini-
lor din acest oras, ci al intreg
neamului nostru rominesc din
America.
FeStlvitatea ce va avea loc in
acest oraS are doua insemnatati,
81 anume: Politica 81 sociological
81 pentru a avea reusita buna,
onoratele Societdti, Cluburi 81
ParOchii sunt rugate a Sc retinea
da alte petreceri insemnate pc
ziua de / Scptemvrie 1918.
In speranta ca organizatiunile
rominesti vor ocoli de da pc
treceri pc ziua sus numita, va sa-
lutam Gu stima:
Comitetul aranjator.
(S6-9O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
,cu1nARA ". s. 8.

Fiecare marca de crutare un
ghiont dat Kaiserului, Gu cit
cllmparam mai multe marci, Gu
att e mai nesuferit potentatului
de la Postdam, Gu cit investam
mai multi bani in inreprinderea
guvernului nostru adeca, mai
clar, in intreprinderea noastra
- Gu att il doare mai tare pc
Kaiser. Fiecare ON, femeie 81 CO.
pill sa cumpere in ficcare ri cite
marca de crutare, prin asia in
fiecare ri isl va arata rccunos-
tinta fata de aceia &C NOR in
transeie ca sd he apcrc libertatea
dc care he bucuram, prin acea-
sta vOm da lOvituri ipocritului
dc la Berlin, pima va expira.
f datoria fiecarui individ de
a da tot ajutorul ca sd scapam
lie acest maniac care a devenit
0 spaima pentru Europa. In sar~
pc nu pOti avea incredcrc pre-
cum nu poti avea nici in pluto
cratia germana. Fiecare dollar,
fiecare cent dat pentru extirpi-
rca acestOr viperc, tc face un to-
varas i'll lupta pcntru libcrtate:
Nh uita cumpara All un w. S. S.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
G o N v o G AR E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,Plugarul Romin'' din
Youngstown. Ohio, cOnvoaca pc
toti membrii sal lua partc la
adllnarea generala. care Sc va IT,
lca Dumineca. p August 1913,
Ia orcle | dupa amiazi, cu urna.
torul program:
/. Deschiderea sedintei.
=. Cetirea listei functionarilor
3. Cetirea procesului verbal.
f. Admiterea membrilor eli
.arti de transfer.
). fnscricrea membrilo noui.
6. Platirca taxclor lunarc.
I. Raportul comisiunci alcasa
ie adunarea generala din trccut
s. Alcgerea functionarilor pen.
tru cOnducerea Clubului.
9. Platirea beneficiului
10. cctirea corespondentelor $
prOpllnerile publicate in Ziar cu
privire la societate.
II. Propuneri 81 desbateri.
II. Inchiderea sedintei.
Tot odata rugam pe toti fra
iii membrii al Societatii ,.Pluga
rul ROmin'' ca sa nu faca ca Ii
,dunarilc din trccut, 81 sa bint
yOiesca a lua partc la accasti
idunare pcntru ca este de mare
'mpOrtana pentru tOti membril
Abscntclc nemOtivatc Sc vOr pc
lepsi conform statlltclor.
I'm numclc Socictatii ..Plugaru
Romin'' din Youngstown. Ohio
v. Moldovan, presedinte
Dumitru Lungociu, secretar
(9O-9l)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
G o N v o G A r E.

Comitetul insarcinat pentru lu-
area masurilOr de lipsa. pentru
infiintarca unei sectiuni il ..Ligcl
Rationale ROmine din America"
in. Orasul Fort Wayne, Indiana,
prin accasta convOaca o MARE
ADUNARE POPORALA pentr,'
ziua de Dumincca. i'm % August
IA. C., in hala societatii ,,Sentinela
Romina' din Fort Wayne, Ind.
La adunare sunt poftiti toti Ro-
mimi din loc. fara deOscbire da-
ca sunt organizati ori 'ba, aseme-
nea sunt poftiti toti membrii So
cictatilor .,Sentinela Romlna"
Esperanto Transilvaniei'', pre-
cum 81 membrii parOchiei ,,Sfln-
til Arhangheli Mihail 81 Gavril''
Adunarea va avea lOc la Orelc
$50 inainte de amiazi.
Veniti fratilor,veniti toti, din
toate partile ca sd he infratim 81
sa infiintam 81 moi, ca 81 alt
frati al nostri din diferitele ora
Sc ale Americci, o sectiune puter-
nica marei .,Liga Natlonala
Romina din America.
G'asul cclor ce sufar, glasul
fratilor nostri ne cheama la fap
tc. ne chcama sd muncim pentru
libertatea tuturOr fratilOr nostri
pcntru marea democratic lu
mil.
Asteptam la aceasta adunar(
toata suflarea romineasca din a
cest oras.
Pima la revedere va salutam
in numele solicitation ,,Sentinels
Romina" ,,Speranta Transilva
niei'' precum 81 parochlc
,.Sfintii Arhangheli Mihail $
Gavril'', Gu dragoste frateasca
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
G o N v o G A r E.

Societatea rOmina de ajutOr 81
cultura .,Hora Unirii' din High
land Park, Mich. convOaca pc
toti fratii membrii lua parte la
sedinta generala extra Ordinara.
care Sc va tinca Dumineca. %
August 1918. la orclc 1.3O p. m..
in localul d-lui Romulus Coma
ncScu din Manchester. Ave. n,s
marul 134.
Slrpnt rugati ell ,starulnta totl
fratii membrii earl sunt in res
tanta Gu cotele lunare sd bine
voiasca a Sc pune in buna regula
fata de SOcietatc. eel multi pima
la finele lunei August. La caz
contrar nu-i mai putem trimite
la Uniune ca membrii activi.
Stunt rugati fratii membrii IA
lua la cunoStinta Cd cu incepere
de la | August 1918. cotizatia lu-
nara este de $50, conform hOta-
rirci adunarei generala a Cniu-
uii S. r. A., tinuta la Youngs-
town. Ohio. in t lulie 1918.
Fratii membrii care voiesc d
plati cotele lunare inainte de Sc.
dinta pot face aceasta la a
dresa urmatoare: Cottage Grove
corn Brus No. 2911.
Fratii Romini carl siau dat
cuvintul de onoarc ca Sc vor face
mcmbrii al lsSOcietatii noastre
sunt rugati a; lua parte la sedin
ia aceasta.
Tot ascmcnea sunt rugati fra
til membrii earl s'au inserts ca
membrii nou lua parte la a
ceasta sedinta pentru IA depun'
juramintul.
Asemenea sunt rugati tOti fra
til ROmini earl ar vol a sa inscri'
ca membrii al Socictatii noastr'
sa sc prezinte la aceasta adunar'
unde ell drag vor fl primiti il
mijlocul nostru.
La ordinca zilci vor Fl ma
multe chestii importante de re
zolvat. deci fratii mcmbrii sun
strict rugati a lua parte la a
ceasta sedinta. Absentele nemoti
waite Sc vor pcdepsi conform sta
tutelor.
In numele Societatii ..Hora L
nirii'' din Highland Park. Mich
Petru Gabrian, preSedinte
loan Fr1ncu, secretal
(9O-91)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
LEGEA RECRUTARII VA FL
PREZENTATA PARLAMENTU-
LUZ.

WASHINGTON, 20 August. =
Legea rccrutarii prin care sd fie
deobligati pentru serviciul mill
tar tOti eel ce au ajuns etatca de
Is ami pima la Is va fl prezcnta-
IA parlamcntului All dupa ameazi
sau pOate milne dimineata. Lea
derii din parliament Spcra ca pro
iectul acesta va fl trecut inSa in
saptamina aceasta.
Membrii din cOmitetul pentru
afacerile militare au declarat ca
ministrul de razboi Baker a Spus
ca tinerii de Is ami vor fl luati
in armata numai daca necesar
81 numG dupd ce eel mai vcchi
All fost inroiati. acest rapport a
natural 81 ultima opozitic ce sa
putea pune acestui project.
Comitctul parlamcntului 5 "a a
dunat All ca sd dee ultima conSi-
derare acestui project cit 81 Il
cOnsulta pc Frank Morrison. Sc.
cretarul de la American Fedora
ton of Labor. care sd opume ii.
mandamentului facut de Thomas
ComitetuI spus All ca aman.
damentul (ada augarea) lui Tho
mas la acest project de legc du.
pa toatc probabilitatile va fl Ia
sat afara 81 proiectul va fl pre-.
zentat parlamentului in forma "a
celia pc car ea dat-o dcpartamcn
tul de raZboi.
Pc data oc sccretarul Baker ;
rcfuZat ca 81; vina direct pcntrl
accst amandamcnt. eel din conf
tet cred ca proiectul Va trece ma
llsor prin parliament daca aceii
partc va fl lasata afara. in felu
acesta Sc va ocoli Opozitia p,
care o fac unil ce au numit pla
nul lui Thomas de conscriptie /;
muncei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
A v I z.

Societatea romina dc ajutor 81
cultura .,Steaua Romina" din In
dianapolis, Ind, va avea Sfinti-
rea Drapelelor sale in ziua de l
Scptembrie 1918. Sus numita So
cietate Isl are sfintirea la al do
lea rind de drapele, find ca ccle
dintii fusesera foarte slabc, din
cauza ca au participat aproape
la toate festivitatile societatilol
din America.
'' UA6rate1or Societati, Clubur
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-21
A v l z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Romina" din Gin
cinnati. Ohio, in sedinta tinuta
in ziua de II August 1918, a.
les pc d-nul lie Bogdan ca re-
prezentant al ziarulni America
Adresa d-lui Tile lBogdan este
1914 Republic Str. Cincinnati O.
In numele Societatii ,,Dacia
Romina" din Cincinnati. Ohio:
George Babes, presedinte
1solas Niurciu, sscrsslE scriDt