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The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
RETURNED SOLDIERS
BACK TO THE LAND
Work Started by the Government
Reclaim Many Acres of Land
In Arkansas


In Arkansas.
Little Rock, Oct. 25.-What ia
coming after the war? 1t is a ques-
ton that is being asked already by
many, and it has passed the academ-
ic and entered upon the practical.
Whatever the future may hold,
here is one thing that is certain: The
Government has under consideration
some tremendous big plans that will
mean much for Arkansas, in the rec
lamation of the wet lands and the
constantly increasing acreage of cut
over lands.
Federal engineers of the Reclama-
ton Service have already started an
investigation of available land In
other states, and Arkansas must dc
its part in assisting the Government
in securing the necessary information
here.
Secretary Lane is personally inter
ested in this great enterprise which
viii be as great, constructively, 81
the war has been, destructiveIy. Il
VIII furnish employment for hun.
dreds Of thousands of returning sol.
diers, as we'll as furnish them homes
at terms easily within the reach Of
all. Those who are working out the
details see in the plan the possibility
OF the greatest constructive WORK
ever undertaken in the United States
America is talking in millions nov
and billions and when it has beer
possible to secure billions for carry.
ing on the World War, 1t will not 81
SO difficult to secure millions for Z
project to make every foot Of United
States soil available for productive
use
There are hundreds of thousands
Of acres of land in Arkansas tina
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
Carload of New Dodges.

A carload of new Dodge autos was
unloaded Tuesday at Mena but only
one of the cars will get to stay here
Two of the Dodges go to ]. o. Gates
at Hatfield and another pair goes to
the Hayes Hardware company at De.
Queen. The load was consigned to
F. w. Tomlinson, the local Dodge
representative.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
BIG FORK

G.. F. Lilies and Ellis Morphew re-
turned from points in Oklahoma Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ccrds Cox of Stat
ington visited in Big Fork Sunday
and Monday.
II. 3. Lilies and son, Henry and t.
Fl. Jones, sold cotton and attended to
business in Mena Monday.
John and Joe Rowton moved Jim
Sanders to the farm he recentb pur-
chased from H. M. Luttrell' on
Straight Creek.
There was an error in the name Of
the justice IF the peace elected N
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
PINE HILL CHIPS

Mrs. Henry II. Harrison and daugh-
ter visited Mrs. Claude Kelley Sunday
evening.
Columbus Campbell came home
Friday from Camp Pike, having been
sent home since peace was made.
Aft Ellison and family of Board
Camp visited Mrs. Ellison's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Ellsworth of this
place Sunday
Those who took dinner with Miss
Lois and Virgie Thompson Sunday,
were Mrs. Albert Ellsworth, Mrs.
Fred Garrison. Miss Ola Ellsworth,
Euna KeKlly and DoIlie Arnold.
Pat.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
Increase in Gin Renort.

According to the governments re-
port and figures there were 1852
bales of cotton ginned in Polk coun-
ty from the 1918 crop prior to Nov
ember |, as compared with 2344 bales
ginned in the same period in 1917. The
report was made public by w. NJ.
Chamblin of Potter, official gin re-
porter for Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
Eagleton Roads Are Bad.

Travelling men who use autos to
cover their territory are unanimous
in declaring the roads around Eagle
ton are about the worst known. 9th
ers who have travelled northward out
of Mena assert that a good road be-
tween Mena and Poteau would be one
of the best investments Polk county
could make.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
CONTRACTS CANCELLED
Nearly Half Billion Dollars is Amount
Since Close of War.

Washington, Nov. 19-Naval ord
nance contracts to the amount of
over four hundred and twenty-one
million dollars have been cancelled
since hostilities ceased in Europe, a
naval officer told the naval commit
tee of the House today.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Holder Philpot and P. Farr and son,
Carl
Miss Ellie Vanhorn and Mr.. Richard
Nimberly of Springdale attended
church at this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Miller and chill
dren Of Texas came in last week to
visit their daughters, Mrs. Albert
philpot and Mrs. Willie Egger and
other relatives.
Dew Drops.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

cannot now be utilized. u t v
that a definite census may s,,t.ovsr
of the waste, swamp and gu e 40
lands of the state, d. G. We,ss s;tabe
ting for the Arkansas Isa Rock
Board O. ,rln Of Commerce in the e0lls Ssiag
Of data. Questionnaires arr ,ch are
sent over the state upon wn res or
to be listed all areas Of Sooo az form
over. with data in as acc ail;an acre
as possible relative to condlti0 "a lands
age. ownership and location ,,, so y home
that can be made available -
making.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

ting her sister. Mrs. N. o. White of
this place.
There was a singing at Will Dur
hams Sunday evening. All reported
a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Durham of Board
Camp spent Saturday night with Mr..
Durham's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Watkins spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Stevenson of this place.
v. I. S.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Clifford Dart of Dallas, Texas, in
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Hunt. He will be trans
ferred to Deming New Mexico for
border service.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21

Of Cove, are spending a few days this
week with her sisters. Mesdames Aft
hotter and Evans.
Osborne Wooley left last week for
Camp Beauregard, La, after spend
ing a furlough of several days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Wool
n-
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
POOLING THEIR PEOPLE
German Military Bunch Deliberately
Withheld Six Articles of Armistice

Copenhagen, Nov. 15.-The Politi-
ken quotes a British military attache,
Col. Wade, as saying in an interview
that the Germans, in publishing the
terms of the armistice, omitted six or
seven articles, including that pertain
ing to the allies providing food if it
should be necessary.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
POTTER
Dew Drops.

Mailer Chamblin visited Freedom
friends Sunday.
School opened here Monday with 8
good attendance.
Miss Eva Lena Hill went to Mena
Sunday afternoon.
S. O. Shepherd was transactinQ
business in Mena Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walker
were trading in Mena aSturday.
Several young folks from this
place attended speaking at Rocky
Sunday afternoon.
Emett 0glesby who has been
spending a short furlough with home
folks has returned TO Camp Pike.
Columbus Campbell is spending
a few days furlough with home folks,
and will return to camp soon.
Mrs. Myrtle Gregory and two little
daughters are spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs S. O. Shepherd.
w. Fl Johnson and wife spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Mr.
Johnson's mother. Mrs. j. r. Handy.
A number Of the young folks from
this place attended a musical at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Bailey
Saturday night. A very nice time was
had.
Turnips are fine this fall Mr..
Dave Manley brought one to the Of
flee this week that weighed over six
pounds, and Mr. Manley stated that
he took one to Mena last week that
weighed ii pounds. If any one can
beat that, would like TO hear from
them.
Peaceable Sisters.
School opened Monday with sever
al new pupils.
G. f. Hill and Fl. M Walker spent
Saturday in Mena.
l.. s. Watson Of Mena was bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Lawrence Porter went to Mena on
No. 4 Tuesday evening.
All the s'flu" sufferers are up and
there are no new cases.
Rev. W. B. Arnold closed his years
work here Sunday night with an in
teresting sermon.
W. nj. Chamblin gathered the GIN
ner's reports last week. making the
rounds in his Overland.
Among our citizens who are at
tending court are Tut Harris, N. T..
Gam and w. M. Chamblin.
Miss Eva Lena Hill left Sunday
evening, going to Mena to attend the
business college at that place.
The Allen Lumber Company is in
stalling a filling station in front of
Allen Olives place of business.
John McClelland of South Knoble
avenue, has purchased a farm, out
near Alder Springs, of E. Foster.
S. Thacker, DR.. C. A. Campbell, W.
L. Sheppard and other Rocky repre-
sentatives were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Clark, teacher of Two
Mile school was a Sunday visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Oliver.
Public discussion of the new con-
stitution, public auction of all bushels
dinner on the ground and
general Thanksgiving is the order of
the day for November %. Come one
and all.
"Over the Top 140 per cent, on
the United War Work campaign, that
is the record of Potter. Among those
who were at the front and led the
last charge was Hon. Hal Norwood
of Mena, whose address at the Meth
odist church Sunday, materialized in
cash and pledges amounting to $73.75
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
cHRYsTAL HILL NEWS

Robert Patrick Of this place was a
Yocana visitor Saturday night.
Miss Monnie Rosson of Ink is Wis
The Mena weekly star., 1918-11-21
STAY $1,000 ARMENIANs
The U. S. Consulate at Bagdad Mott.
fled of Massacre in Asiatic Turkey

Bagdad, Mesopotamia, Nov. 12.-
Reports have been received at the
American consulate here that $4,000
Armenians have been massacred at
Hasu, fifty miles southwest of Bitlis,
Asiatic Turkey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
/ N v ! Ia r E.

Domnul 81 Doamna loan 81 Ma
ria Romosan din Akron, Ohio
au onoarca a invita- pe toate ru-
deniile, pc toti prietenii 81 cunos-
cutii din loc 81 jur, a lua parte la
petrecerea 81 masa ce selva aran-
ia Gu ocazia BOtezului ficei lol
MariOara, care va avea loc Du.
mineca, IA lulie 1918, in hala
Socictatii ,,Rominia Liberia din
Akron, Ohio.
Petreccrea sc va incepe la orele
2 D. M, lar masa va Fl aranjata
la orele $50 seara.
Muzica din loc va distra onOra.
til oaspeti Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale
.Nasi svor fl Dolnnnl 81 Doamna
loan Popa 81 -al doilea mas Dom
nul Constantin Pacurar Gu d-ra
Marioara
In speranta ca ne yeti Onora cu
prezenta d-tra, pima la revdere
r6minem salutindu-va Gu tOata
dragOstca
Parintii 81 NASH.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
r A P o r T..

Societatea romina de ajlrtOr 81
cultura ,,Vulturul'' din Home
stead, Pa, avut in 4 Iulie o
ii de mare insemnatate pentru
fratii Romini dim Homestead 81
jur, pc care nu vor ulta in in
treaga viata lor.
Gu vre-o citeva zile inainte fl
ind invitati fratii membrii al So
cietatii ,,Vuluturul'' 81 al filialei
din McKeesport. impreuma Gu
fratii de la Societatea Negru Vo-
da din McKees Roks, Pa. 81 Ro-
minia Mare din universal, Pa,
din partea authorization din West
Homestead ca sa luam Rarte la
parada care sc va da in ziua de 4
iutie in OnOarea preSedintelui
Wodroow Wilson, 81 zicind ca
fiecare sa Sc imbrace in portul
sau din patria veche, daca are
cineca vote, ca dinsii ar dori Gu
mare plaecere ca sd ne vada in
costumele noastre ntionale. ST
zicind ca i'll ziua de 4 Iulie la 8
ore toti sa finn la hala Societatii
..VuLturul' de unde va pleca con-
voiul.
Nu putem descrie bucuriaA ce
am avut-o, vazind pc toti fratii
Romini prezentindu-se inca GU 0
ora maj inainte.
La orele ga. IN. esind din hala,
toti s'au pus in rind- in cea mai
buna ordine in frunte GU drapele-
le Socictatii. Dupa drapele a pr-
mat damcle romine in costume
rationale Gu inscriptia. Societatii
Vultnrul, dupa dinsele urmat
lnuzica. dupa muzica all urmat
doua fetite imbracate ca surori
de caritate la Grucea Rosie Ame-
ricana, dnpa dinsele alte dame
romine Gu mindful drapel ameri-
can tot i1 costume rationale 81
GU mindrtil nostru trei color Ia
briu, dupa dinsele ca Ia 800 de
Romini, toti bine dispusi ii am
mers spre locul sunde All fOst sd
Sc adune toate 1latiullile afara de
Unguri, spa'e 9 merge pc strait,
le orasulni Homestead, in onoa-
rea presedintelui Wodroow Will
son.
Stimatilor Cetitori Romini carl
All participat Ia aceaata psrada
nu yors laita iii toata yiata lor a.
|censta lnindra paFada Snsusi al
iae1icesii xie " ~ y psrad6 q =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
SA NE PREPARAM.
De: G. r. Chadbourne.

Cea mai rea ,,preparare" de
razbOi din partea americanilor a
fost totala ignoranta, ca popor,
economiei. Micile lucruri, pc
care lmii lie cruta, moi lie intre-
buintam, cu gener0sitate cres-
cInda &c ne pasa. daca Mise poa-
te ,,viata att de scllrta.'
Acrlm trebue si invatam toate
din ncql Treble sd ne desbracam
de obiceiul de a iltrebuinta lu-
crurilc acele neinsemnate pentrll
moi ce au devenit niste necesitati
de razboi - in economic. Trebue
sa crutam, char daca timpul ar
Fl prea greu pentru moi, char da-
cd am avea rlipsa de ele, azi a de-
VENT asa ca char cele mai mici
lllcluri din lume sunt de un mare
fOlos.
O campanie mare S "a organizat
in scopul de a promulga econo-
mia. Atentia fiecarui american a
atras la privilegiul datoriei. la
necesitatea de a Sc servi pc ell in
sllsi, cit 81 tara prin crutarea
banilor, ~cit 81 a farimaturilor -
pcntru ca oare care cantitate
de bani valoreaza ori nu w. S.
s. ori un bond, prcc1lm 81 des-
ta.lc farimaturi sunt egale Gu 0
pine.
MOI cumparam Gu Q prea mare
libertate, mincam prca multi, pre-
linden prea mari portii. moi a.
vem indulgenta Gu apetitul nos
trl peste ltnitele sanatatii, ma
tlram farimaturile in foe.
Sa 1ncepem sd practicam in fie
care. ii i'm fiecare ceas metodelc
crutarii, fie in mincare, fie in
bautura, fic in imbracaminte. lar
ceea ce am economist sd prlnem
in Liberty bondnri orr w. s. Is.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
DIN TAR
(ContinMre de pc pagina

tot locu in trecerea or Ungara vax
pc Gimp Tot sunt dns la anat 81 nici feme
in Gimp
Unguri oarte ncmultumti actca ragliulu spun
faa pedere regmente nngues a fost
ahate Ill singur in pe della Piave Au st nterpeari
dieta in aceaa prvnta pc deoa scandal
ntreaga aacere Frese rapoartcc det nute
secret cenzor ucreaza nemutumrle
in Public.
Depuatul Fenyes acut nerpeae in dief trei
paae ministru de hOnvezi ,Sa
Fenyes nata comanda mtara credSca
finina necata petru lerarea de odat 81 noua
mpu sa spunem odaa sleau hum felul
cum este condus razbou Nu pearE babat nat
Mi femeie aiuf aceea c am
suferit pima .''
Dnsu acompana de at depuat deb prim minisrul
Wekere moceasca de aci ncoo n upe Ungu
ri numaru or de a ar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

NoU! NOU! NOU!
Dumineca, IA Iulie, la orele 8
seara Sc va juca in sala Societa-
til ,,R. Carpatina" din 1903 w.
58-th Str. ,,RIG0LETO" 81 alte
bucati alese ale maiestrulM Yer
di, de catre trupa Italiana Rosini
Italian Company.
'Persoanele care vor cinta sunt
Miss Oinis, Miss Rosaly Taone,
d-nul Carlo Oinis 81 alte persoa-
ne. Directoara orchestei este
Miss Mary Camugi.
Dupa asia va urma DRAMA
RAZBOIULUI in 2 acte 81 o CO.
medic.
Pretul de intrare: 35 cent? de
PERSONA. Ar
Nu uitati data productiei,, 81
veniti Gu totii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

PARIS, IL Iulie. 1nain-
tind pc un front de 5 mile, fran
cexn au cistigat de nou teren in
tire Aisne 81 Marne, captur1nd
satuletul della Longpont 81 cite
Iva fntarituri' in apropiere.
Oficiul de rAxDoi francez a.
nunta: ,,Artileria germaha a
fost activ& in sectorul della Yer
dun. Francezii au facut niste
rate pline de success in regiu-
nea della Champagne 81 in nord
de Montdidier.
I'm nord de Chavigny 81 est
de Faverolles, Francezii si-au
accentuat progresul lor" : spu-
nea comunicatul oficios. ,,Au
fost ocupat satul Longpont 81
farma Javage.
,,Trupele franceze au luat 20
prizonieri in raitele din nord
de Montdidier 81 Champagne.
,,Artileria germana a fost ac-
tiva dealungul bancii della stin-
ga a riului Meuse (sectorul de-
la Verdun)".
Operatimile Francezilor intre
Aisne 81 Marine devin tot mai i'm
portante. Capturarea oraselului 81
castelului Corey fost raportat de-
ia ieri in aceeasi apropiere, lar
acum, dupa cum sd raporteaza, a
fost luata farma Chavigny.
Longportul este un satulet de o
importanta strategica, situat pc
fasia de est padurii della Villers-
Cotterets, la 13 mile in sud 81 vest
de Soissons 81 aproape la. aceeasi
distanta de-a dreptul in nord de po-
zitiile americana della Bussiarcs.
Corey este la o mila de-a dreptul
in sud de Longpont 81 Faverolles
il este la trei mile in sud,vest de
Corey. Farma della Chavigny este
la mila in northwest dc Longpont.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

lanturile sclavieIpe earl de seco-
le dearindul ca titele lie puritan.
Traiasca toti fEstii Romini earl
au avut buna Yointa de lua
parte la aceastal mindra mantle
static spre onoaroa Societatii noa-
sire ,,Vulturuf' din Homestead,
Pa.
Lazar vasilie, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

G A u T
pc feciorii mel loan 81 Petru
Limbcan din Sas Sebes, comita-
tul Sibiiului. Rog pc toti fratii
prisonieri, daca afla de dinsii,
sau char Ell daca cetesc acestc
rinduri sd scrie la adresa:
loan Limbean, 1912 Hown Street,
Youngstown, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
CAUTAM LUCRATORI.

La canal de gaz. Gangul este
complis numai din Romini. Lucru
de companie. Plata buna. Lucru
stabil 81 pc iarna. Plata la sapat
pima acuma a fost $3.50, 81 la ba-
gat paipuri 81. Lucru s ceasuri.
Dusul 81 venitul de la companie.
In curlnd plata va. creste Gu %
cent la ri. Senturi de pima, cor
turi moi, paturi de fer 81 spring
IA pat. Haine gratis. Cook de la
companie 81 lima este de la 6
inch in jos. Marimea numai de
,ln fit 81 jrmatate i'll afunzime.
Bort bun lesne, intreg Gu numai
$22 la luna, luna de 80 zile. Lu-
,crarea este intre Alliance, Ohio,
81 Pittsburg. Doritorii sunt ru-
gait a veni gaia pentru a lucra
in Canton, Ohio, 81 moi mergem
Gu oamenii pima Ia lucrare cu
spesele noastre. Drumul nu sa
TRACE de la oameni, moi garantam
pentru aceasta. MOI .platiin drll
mpI 81 inapoi. MOI suntem afara
la Elucrari 81 vara 81 iarna. Fiji
sighri la phblicatiunea aceasta.
MOI platim drumul la oameni din
orasul dulnnitale pima la lucrare,
snumai plecind in Canton la moi
cereti de la gara ~ va dea Fare
Receipt in lsumele nostru 81 moi
ra addcem pediile de la lucrari
nnde aveti banii ancrati gratis
aici. Referente garantam Gu com
pania.
Adresa este:
JOHN Is 1N94, Bass
1850 Penn. 81. Canton, o.
Bsll Ille & 1905.
(576O) olj AZ ~ eq
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
DE VfNZARE.

0 grocerie 81 candy store, care
Sc afla intre Gel mai multi Ro-
mini. OcaAe buna pentru per
soana fara familie.
DOritorii sa sc adreseze la ad-
ministratia ziarului America"
(53-57)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

Restaurant sif Ice Cream Par
lor, intre Romini Local bun. II
Wind din cauza ca merg in ar1na-
ia. Doritorii sd vina sau sa scrie
la domnul:
George Iovi, 1147 Russell Street,
Detroit, Mich.
(57-59)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
G U T

pc fiul meu Noise 'Boca din co
muna Mohu, comitatul Sibiiului,
care IA fost luat catana III anul
1915 la honyezi in Sibiiu 81 de a
tunci llll mai stu de ell mimic.
-Deci pc aceasta Gale rog pc fratii
prisonieri din Italia 81 din Russia,
sau char dinsul daca va ceti a.
ceste rinduri sa bine vOiasca a
scric pc adresa de mai JOS, ia
cindu-mi prin aceasta un mare
bine:
Noise Bota, 518 Madison Street,
Canton, Ohio, u. S. A.
(57-62)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
G A U T

eu Vasile Sireian din Biertan,
cOmitatul Tirnava Mare, caut pc
cumnatul 81 varul meu, ambii Gu
numele loan Dan.
Eu BOntea Romulus din comu-
na Parau, comitatul FagaraS,
caut pc Serafiln Bontea. ii rog
pentru sprijin: lfus
Bontea Romulus;s prig. di guerra,
FirenSe, Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
FACETI-VA DATORINTA

FACETI-vA DAToR1NTA
81 ajutati pc Uncle Sam, inrola-
ti-va in armata pentru productii
industriale ale guvernului. Ne
trebue Ferari 81 Montatori de ma
SIM. Adresati-va numai dccit la !:
Theodore Kundtz Company, pc
podul Gel vechiu.
Employment Office Dumineca
de Ia 9-12 a. m.
(1x6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

G A u T
Prisonierii din comuna Saliste
comitatul Sibiiului, Transilvania,
aflatori in Italia sau Russia, sunt
rugati a scrie lui I. Salomie 81
Dumitru NIGGA, 626 West 18th
Street, Erie, Pa, U. S. A.
(48-63-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
DE fNCHIRIAT

2 Odai pentru un croitor rOmin
in 716 Franklin. Sansa buna.
DOritori sd sc adrese la numa-
rul mai sus Zis.
(54-59)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13

Societatea ,,Sentinela Romina"
din Fort Wayne, Ind. - Convoa-
ca pe toti mcmbrii sal din loc 81
Jur q lua parte la adunarea gene
rala de 6 luni, care sc va tinea
Dumineca, IA Iulie 1918, la orele
$50 precis, in hala Societatii din
81 Gredsr Street. Pc linga pro-
gramul de ri va Fl 81 darea de
scama pc 6 luni trecute 81 alege-
rea noilor functionari pc periodul
uI1mator de 6 luni. Stunt rugati
toti fratii membrii a-si lachita toa-
te taxclc restante,. att cotele lu-
mare, cit 81 taxele collective. Gel
rcstanti nu Sc vor bucura de vot
nici de candidare. Gu drag s,lnt
primiti in mijlocul nostru toti a.
cei frati Romini care ar dori sd
devina ca membrii al societatii
noasrte, deci sd sc prezinte la "a
ceasta sedinta. Absentele memo
tivate sc vor pedepsi conform sta
tutclor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
POPULATIA CIvILA DIN
ZEBRuGGEE. MUTATA
IN ALT LOG.

AMSTERDAM, II Iulie. - Ra-
pOartele primite la frOntiera Bel
giei spun ca populatia din Zebru-
ggee scoasa 81 dusa din acel
OraS.
Nu este nicl un mOtiv CD popu-
latia civila sd fie mutata din Ze-
bruggee, afara ca poate germa-
mir an temut ca printre belgi-
eni poate fl is vre-un spion ce a
cooperat Gu flota engleza iii raj
tcle recente din aceste porturi,
orr ca belgienii sunt dusi Ca sd
lucreze~ in alte part.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-13
DE vfNZARE.

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din Cleveland, Ohio. - Convoac

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1918. La orele 1.3O p. m., in hala
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til membrii de lua parte la a
ceasta adunarc.
Prezidiul.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-19
EVERY LIVING
 MAN 0N NATION
 WAR HONOR ROLL
Provost Marshal Crowder Announced Every Man
 Registered.
By Associated Press.

{ Washington, Sept. 18.-Complete re- turns from last Thursdays registra- tion in thirty-one states and the dis trict of Columbia, showing an enroll- ment of 7,651,252 men as against the official estimate of 7,623,350, led Pro- vost Marshal General Crowder to an- nounce tonight that it is very plain that practically every living man of the new registration ages came for ward.
 There is no shortage between the number of men that exist, alive, and the number that registered, asid Gen. eral Crowder.
 This is where we have scored a national triumph.
 If registration day means anything, it means that this nation is unanimous ly in the war to win-and to win it completely, decisively and forever"
 General Crowder pointed out that before the registration his office esti- mated on the basis of figures furnished by actuarial and census experts that the registration would total E2,778, ,758, and that the returns so far received in- dicated that the actual registration would be at least $12,870,OO0.
 Registration totals today from fif- tee nstates not previously reported in- cluded:
 Tennessee 257, 1909.
 General Crowder said complete re- turns were lacking from a number of states, including Texas.