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Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30

Eight Mile Precinct-J. R. Cren- shaw, A. J. Mead, w. N. Nance; Of ficer: Grover Nance.
 RICHWOODS TOWNSHIP. Balch's Store-J. B. Pulliam, Ros- COG Woodal, M. Balch; Officer: Cord Ball.
 Ford School House Precinct-E. E. Bible, T. J. Adcox, John P. Britt; Of ficer: Adolph Huey
 CACHE TOWNSHIP.
 Martin Hall Precinct-Jno. P. Sink, R. H. Howard, Fred Lowery; Off cer: Andrew Jackson
 Algoa Precinct-J. H. Atkins, Jack Conn, H. K. Heatherly; Officer: j.. F. Gibson.
 Burton Store-J. E. Murphy, P. w. Black, s. L. Williams; Officer: Will Stayton.
 Mccall School House-W. A. Bow man, Jno. Koettle, Gus Bridges; Off, ficer: Albert Nance.
 BRECKENRIDGE TOWNSHIP. Tupelo-W. s. Morgan, M. l.. Har- din, B. F. Simmons; Officer: Char lie Taylor.
 Auvergne-A. Johnston, J. R. Da- wis, F. L. Bleakley; Officer: For rest May.
 Weldon-D. F. Kimbrough, J. I. Tasting, D. L. Shoffner; Officer: Joe Ballew.
 BRYAN TOWNSHIP.
 Ingleside- H. Mustain, U. s. Cozart, Geo. Brown; Officer: Ben Foster, Jr.
 Horshoe-C. A. Arnett, s. M. Bains, c. c. Dawson; Officer: T. A. Ray.
 GRUBBS TOWNSHIP.
 Grubbs-C. F. Davidson, J. R. Bal lew, c. w. Grant; Officer: John Cloud.
 Stegall-M. o. Valentine, w. A. Eiland, B. F. Carter; Officer: Milz Stegall.
 VILLAGE TOWNSHIP. Lower Village-Grover Lampkins, Otis Harper, B. F. Lawson; Officer: Ed Quinn.
 Upper Village-W. R. Littleton, c. K. McDaniel, H. s. Poskey; Officer: Arthur Cathey.
 UNION TOWNSHIP. McLain's Offce-J M. Sellers, J. F. Phillips, J. c. Hogan; Officer: Z. B. Reid.
 Diaz-Ed Wilmans, Luther Bow den, J. M. Witt; Officer: G. D.. Pearce.
 Newport, First Ward-O. M. Bow en, Geo. M. Sink, S. M. Adler; Off cer: J. W. Beard.
 Newport, Second Ward-J. M. Gib- son, o. D. Watson, s. M. Beattie; Of ficer: w. c. McDougal
 CHASE TOWNSHIP.
 Glaise Station-A. Lawson, T. L.. Mason, J. H. Young; Officer: Le- roy Jones,
 Old Glaise-A. Weatherford, z. T. Calhoun, P. A. Morley; Officer: c. A. Tucker, Jr.
 BARREN TOWNSHIP.
 McDougal Sch. House-Wm Biggs, H. s. Simmons, w. E. Alexander; Officer: l.. A. Edens.
 Denmark-M. l.. Ransom, H. r Fraser, Elmer Hodges; Officer: F M. Jones.
 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
 Jacksonport-L. D. Burkett, W. 5 Verdell, J. J. Massey; Officer: IL s. Grant. Hickory Grove-H. c. Holloway Clarence Penix, w. F. Hunter; Off, cer: c. L. Cullins.
 BATEMAN TOWNSHIP.
 Surrounded Hill-Robt. Smith, L. L. Mack, w. D. Bateman; Officer; o. c. Smith. Bridge School House-A. c. Brad ley, J. o. Mantooth, G. F. Brahlc; Officer: Will Sutherland.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.

The Hickory Grove correspondent of the Hardy Herald says well has been completed at last at the school house there. The school house has been in use 24 years and during that time water for use there has been car ried a distance of quarter of mile.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30
INTERNAL CONDITIONS ZN GERMANY AND
 AUSTRIA ARE STEADZLY GROWING WORSE
tion that confronts. Emperor Charles at home.

(By The Associated Press.)
 Italian Headquarters, Oct. 30.-The Austro- -Hungarians are retiring in the region of Congeliano, leaving be- hind many big guns and munitions wagons.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30
Gv The Associated Press.)

Paris, Oct. 3O.-The Austrian fleet has been concentrated at Plume, ac- cording to Rome dispatch to Temps. It is said that Hungary de- xnanded the concentration.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30
fBv The Associated Press )

Paris, Oct. 30.-The war office re- ports Denby's first army has gained new successes in the encirclement of Guise. Beaufort farm, north of Guise, has been taken, and south of Guise the French have progressed east of Monceau-Le-Neu.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Cotton Belt depot at Dewitt a few nights ago. The loss was ESQ., eco.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30

Farm Demonstration Agent How ard of Mississippi county estimates that the vaccination of hogs to pre- vent cholera has saved 50,000 pounds of pork for Mississippi county this year.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30
(Bv The Associated Press.) )

(By The Associated Press-)
 Italian Headquarters on the Plave, Tuesday-Austrian forces are re- treating under the ever-increasing pressure. More than 10000 prison CTS already have been captured.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-30
BARREN TOWNSHIP.

McDougal Sch. House-Wm Riggs, H. S. Simmons, w. E. Alexander; Officer: L. A. Edens.
 Denmark-M. l.. Ransom, H. r Fraser, Elmer Hodges; Officer: F M Jones'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
MANY SOLDIERS VISIT
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION
Five Hundred Men Detrain Here and
Inc Swimming Pool and
ShOwerH

Five hundred soldiers detrained yes
terday afternoon in Richmond, and,
following band playing patriotic an
inems marched up Main Street from
the {. o. Station TO Seventh Street,
where they turned towards the Cen
trai Y. NJ. c. A. There every one OF
them took bath and swim in the
pool: Secretary Mckee .eceived a
telegram from John S. Wilson, In
charge of the troop train. yesterday af-
tcrnoon at o'clock, telling him of
the coming of the soldiers. Imme-
diateiy the secretaries got busy and
had things in shape when the men ar
rived. Notwithstanding the fact that
IT was sunday and towels would be
hard TO replace. the y. VI. c. a. played
The man and gave the soldiers the
path and swim without even a towel
rent.
The men were each given post card
view OF the association and an ice
cream cone They entrained last night
at II o'clock.
II is estimated that from noon Sat-
urday till o'clock last night not less
than 1000 persons passed through the
doors Of the y. NJ. 6. A; Sig soldiers
slept in the building Saturday night
siNty were directed to other places
the association contemplates install
ing more equipment this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
MAJOR lEARY DENOUNCES
GERMAN PEACE PROPAGANDA
Says VIC VIII End tho War on Our
own Terms. Not on Gcrmnny's
Terms.

y service in special honor Of the
boys of the Anderson Bible Glass OF
highland Park and in general of the
Americans OF all sections who arc de-
: tending the flag of freedom, was held
in the Methodist Church OF Highland
Park last night. and was attended by
a large and deeply interested audience.
r. r.. Anderson. teacher of the class
under the auspices of which the service
was held. and 80 per cent of the mem
oers of which class are now in the war
service OF their country, was in charge
OF the exercises. The pastor, Rev. r.
NJ White. offered prayer and welcomed
/ the audience. and especially Governor
| Davis. Adjutant- General Stern and AS
sistant Adjutant- General Leary. who
occupied seats in the pulpit with the
pastor and MIR. Anderson.
The keynote Of the inspiring exer-
cises was the opening song. America
sung with spirit by the audience 4
distinct surprise was sprung on the
audience, including the Bible class
when Miss Annie Sikkelee was con-
Quoted to the platform and asked TO be
permitted on behalf of the young wo-
men OF the Sunday school to present
the Anderson Bible Glass with "A silk
s ,oi, ,,, naS in honor of the so per cent
T
at the front and in camp. The re-
Spouse of President Ingram in accept
"hSe X Vas u Graeefni and feeling,
sang duet. and later MIR. Martenstein
sang an appropriate solo. and tho choir
sang impreSsirely Give Peace, o Lord.
dress OF the evening He paid a glow
ing tribute to the boys over there and
10 u,, me 90 per cent of the Anderson
5'ple tlaSS now in the countryS SER
wee, and declared that the PRESIDE mt
had TINS day expressed in eight words
~" una iterab!e purpose OF America
We soIcmniy purpose a decisive vic
l;cary said the war would be won BY
me soldiers behind the lines no less
man those in the trenches, and every
loyal man and woman is a soldier and
should and will render valuable SER
Eice IN conqucring AN INSCRIPTIONS
He dwclt upon the insidious peace
pronaEanda OF Germany, by which the
mean ana hypocriticaI foe Will seek Ia
10 favor ending the war on compro-
misc terms.
We will end the war on our own
over the world and forever" The
speaker grew eloquent in his tribute
10 INC American people, who are SO
soltdly behind the greatest war move
ment IN history, and urged the audicnc,
10 steel their hearts for sacrifice and
s s;red Tic necessary TO win the dc.
1 Learys spccch was heartily applauded
The congregation. led By The choir
| sang with spirit the old hymn:
- God. our help in ages past.
our nope In years to GOMEZ"
And after the bencdiction by The pas
.or. the entire congregation filed h,
tho chancel and shook hands viii
Eovernor Davis and his companions.
ne auditorium and galleries class.
room and every available space wer,
( occupied. and the occasion was declare,
ny many 10 be the greatest patriot,
/ celebration they had attended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Richmond Celebrates
Labor's Holiday

labor pageant stnrtx from Bro,a
anu Eleventh Streets mt D::,O. mo,
ing through HrOad Ia Iombnrdx
through l.0mbnrdy 10 Erani. III
Trough Franklin To Fifth, throurb
In.n ." Grace, through Grncr In
thritol square. :"
fHSe"nt reviewed from Frapk,i,
street side Of Jefferson Hotel hy
,oNrrhor WestmoreIand Dayi.
mayor George Ainsiir, senator Roh
tr' J." owen and state n,unicIn,t
"hu amor union officials
Eidcrl! printers report M Times.
Dispatch building al o O'Clock IN
occupy automobiles provided hx
Typographical IniOn. No. 90.
"'iitHry celebration stnrtr nj I.,I-
Grounds ~ ! o'clock.
Fieid athletic event. beuIo 81.
forrst 'iill Pnrk mt O'Clock.
senator Owen addresses I,bo.
gathering mt Forest HiII puri. :. !,
o'clock. urn NJ
senator Claude a. Srsnso, .,
"ressts West Chesterfield puthsrinn
at hidi"ihian, in Afternoon.
Representative \. j. Mon,,
ma scrcnEnt Hcaiy nddr~.sr. go,
ing mt Hanover Courthouse In y,
ternoon. ." III
nhnks cioscd nII day.
hohdny schedule Of mail d.,t
cries. Holiday hours nj post-o,bc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
au,o and Car in CoIIi,lo,

" Mason White, Gil West Clay street
reported TO the police yesterday morn
ing that trolley car No. zoos colIidcd
with his automobile at First ana Fed
seEaI Streets, damaging 1t considerably.
but not injuring It's occupants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Program Of Events at
Fair Grounds To-Day

ny United states Army training de-
tnchnents, Richmond schools.
";3O 4. M.-ENhibition truck drill.
trucks.
",4O =. M.-Fivc-mIIc motorcycle
race, Companies A. Is. md ID.
2.45 y. M.-IInt race, trenty-four-
mnn teams from each company.
2,55 +. Observation-Disclosures dash.
Companies A. B, & and ID.
Nh, +; M.-Tus-0-"ar' Companies A
a:lo r. M.-The nrmy mt play, by
showing "tossInE tho Hun" "stin-
tho Kaiser" "chnriot rncc." three
dccp.' '.horsc md rider "brtdEe
race" "bnrrcI boxinE."
3:25 II. M.-DisPRtch riders pur-
suit by armed automobile party.
3:3G =. M.-Silcnt exhibition drill
tmnnunl of Hrmsb, Company Il; cx-
hibition In physical drill. Company
a:4o p. M.-0nc-miIc relay race,
Companies a, II, G and ID.
3;45 i. M.-Rclny race, twenty
four-man teams from each company.
=. M.-Two- motorcycle
race, Companies A, Ii. G. and ID.
f;O3 Il. M.-TuE-O'-War,C Companies
II md G..
Exhibition flight by fighting bat
tIcplnncs from Langley Field Thy
courtesy. OF Major e. w. Hownrd,
commnndnnt. Langley Field.
la" i. M.-Ccntipcde race, TWEEN
ty-four-mnn teams from each COM
pany.
i::5 +. M.-Threc-nilc motorcycle
race. Companies A. Is. & and ID.
i:3O l.. M.-'ruS-o'-war (nnnD, by
teams winning preceding bouts.
fi35 l.. M.-ENhibition ciOsc-ordcr
drill. Company ID.
u. M.-tctrcnt: detachment re-
view.
':m =. M.-ENhibitton by profess
siounI shooters.
u. M.-tttnck on motor convoy.
r. M.-Fini>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
AIRPLANE WILL DROP
CIRCULARS OVER CITY
VIII Call on Public to Invest Liber-
ally In War Savings
Stamps.
LANDS AT STATE FAIR GROUNDS
visit OF Aviator From Langley Field
VIII Be Feature Of Great Military
celebration Of Labor Day-Pubiic
Is Invited.

me DIG show is ready at the State
fair Grounds, and the guests OF honor
nave begun to arrive. Senator Howard
sutherland. of the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs of tho Senate, wired Cap.
!aIn Mlcott Farrar Elwel, command
Ing, ,rs 0fhcer OF the United States Army
arrive early this morning accompanied
by Major Chesleigh II. Brscoe. Major
as,nerman Peer and Captain Walter II
Baiiey. OF the Committee on Educa-
iion and Special Training of the NVal
department.: and this will complete
the list OF DISTINGUISHED men who viii
occupy boxes for the monster military
tournament and athletic exhibition
which begins sharply at 2:l5 O'clock
All gates to the Fair Gounds will
be open ut l o'clock and Lieutenan;
Carl Helm, supervising officer of the
tournament. requests that those in
lending to witness the tournament be
IN their seats promptly at 2:15 o'clock
lor at that time the introductory pa
r;ss which w.f,, Governor Davis will re-
IN front of the grandstand and the
big show will be off to flying start
Inc program is an extensive one and
VIII be run through on record time in
order to be over by dusk.
8, At the request OF the war savings
STAMP committee. the commanding o.
hcer has given his permission for the
aeroplane. which will later give a phe-
nomenai exhibition of stunt flying over
saving stamp literature along the line
OF march of the parade, which will be
me- aown sown rb by the labor bodies In
at the Fair Grounds at o'clock
THROW WAR SAVING
CARDS OVER CITY
There the engine will be tuned up
and fresh supply of gasoline and
Si taken ,bsn on Sn The cit. city Of
with circulars telling the Labor Day
crowds just how they can best do their
bit to back up the soldiers of Uncle
plane will make another landing at
the Fair Grounds. Uncra it will remain
until time for its exhibition flight in
\ team Of professional rifle shots
arrived in the City yesterday after
noon not,in from New ,e Hayep to arrange the
the exhibition in expert craftsmanship.
Several Of the men in uniform at the
in this event and will compete with
the professional shooters being sent
undoubtedly add additional interest TO
the SHOOTING exhibition.
whS t" his time f hss no4 bean
, TOYS upon. has developed into what
W vii, unfdoubtedly, prove one of the most
lures of the afternoon. 1t is the L. s.
RRrmyy Liberty ooy truck drill arranged by
ger of the vocational school. The
MASSIVE trucks will cavort about and
change from one format ion to the other
much after the fashion that tho hig
elephants perform in n regular circus
As Mr., Moon said yesterday. about
me only thing we can't make them
90 mat the elephants do is to sit
down and stand on their hind legs
but they may even do that before Ne
get through with them
Economine on your deliveries by buy-
Ing good used auto truck. Look nj
inc Used Automobile Ads In The
'Fimes-Dispntch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
ALLOTMENTS FOR DRAFT
Virginia Called On for 1900 Men to
Go to Camp This
WeHE

81 The allotment OF the call for 500
white men Of class ! qualified for gen
eral military service. who are 20 be
entrained during a four-day period. be-
ginning September 3, for Camp Lee.
has been made to the local boards as
follows:
1nattox. II; Augusta s; Bath, %. Bed
ford, 81: Bland, 10; Botetourt IS;
Brunswick. 3 Buchanan. @; Buckiug-
ham, 8; Campbell, %: Caroline. 10: car
roll. 30; Charles CITY. 4 Charlotte. II:
Chesterfield. %; clarke. %; Craig. i0;
son. AZ; Dinwiddic IS, Elizabeth City,
So: Essex, {; Fairfax, 30. Floyd 81
FIuyanna, D. Wise, l25, 40. ! Norfolk.
20; No. . Norfolk 30: Franklin So.
Giles, 10; Gloucester. %. Goochland.
2o:sGrayson. y Greene, c; LGreenesvillc,
Highland 2l Isle OF Wight. 20; James
f!ity. 90: King George. 3; King aud
Queen, 10; King William, s; Lancaster
Il; Lee, 80; Loudon. 20; Louisa, so: Lu-
,nenburg. 25; Madison -; Mathews 3;
Mackienburg, so; Middiesex, ~ Mon,-
New Kent, 5; Norfolk County. "a:
Southampton, Is; Wythe. GO: Nor,h-
cumberland, 10: Nottoway, 90. Orange.
IL; Page, o: Patriot 60; rittsylvania.
No. 1, 100; Pittsylvania no. . so; Pow
shatan. 0: Prince Edward, Prince
William. %; pulask XII. 10 Eappahannock
sf.tRichmond County. % Roanoke Coun-
sty,51; Rock bridge. 60; Rockingham
so; Russell. Go; Shenandoah. 60: S;nyth
%: Southampton, 10; Spotsylvania. 10;
Stafford; !; surry. o; Sussex, 81 raze-
washington, 20; Wcstmoreland. Is
9Isynshburg, 8. Total, 2,500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
eleventh ANNIVERSARY
Rev. ". &. james, ID. d., breaches spe
cinl Sermon mt Grove Avenue
Church.

At Grove Avenue Baptist Church
Yesterday morning. the sermon Of the
pastor, Rev w. G. James. ID. D.. WAS
significant in view Of the fact that it
marked the eleventh milestone of his
pastorate OF that church
Or. Jarpes succeeded Rev J. p. Haw-
thornc, ID. D.. who resigned in 1907,
dying some years later. DR.. James
came to Richmond from Russellville.
Ky. and assumed the spiritual leader
ship OF the congregation August j.
In giving a brief resume OF his pas.
,oraie yesterday. DR.. Jancy spoke OF
ms trepidation in accepting charge
JUST vacated by man OF DR.. HaW-
thcrnc's attachments. the early strug-
giles Of the church and the pastors
h0pca ana expectations. so many oil
which had boon realized.
While DR.. James spoke OF the growth
or the church in general way, no
statistics were given. the sermon be-
ing largely personal in It's applica-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

IIiEh-clnss help nre constant readeTs
Of the high-Rrnde Help Wanted Ads in
The Times-Dispatcb. You can use
them with pront.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02
Car strikes buggy.

Robert Taylor. colorcd. and his wife.
Magic. Of X. r. u. g. South Richmond
were slightly injured early yesterday
morning when car No. 5lS, I'm charge
OF Motorman l.. G.. SInuis. coilided with
Their horHc and buggy at Seventh and
Ferry Streets Both were taken tG
Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

e mo buy or seIl, exchange or trndc,
Want Ads nre the
5.siesuaea efficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-02

economic on your deliveries by huy-
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INC Used Automobile Ads In The
Times Dispntch.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-26
G o N v o G A r T..

Socictatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Bucuresti'' din Thorpe,
Wa. Va, conyoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal lua parte la Sedinta
generala extra ordinara, care Sc
va tinca Dumineca, l Septem-
brie 1918, in hala de la No. II, la
orele 1.3O p. IN. Avind mai multe
chestnut dc mare importanta de
rczolvat, intre care 81 chestia
dupa cum s'a hotarit in sedinta
din 28 August 1918. Tot odata
sunt rugati toti fratii membrii
a-si achita taxelc lunare restan-
te 81 fiecare luna sd plateasca
inaintc. Aceasta ca sd sc poata
face conspectul in buna regula
catre Uniune.
SOcietatea nOastra nu va mai
trcce in cOnspect pc nici un mem.
bru care nu in buna regula Gu
Societatea.,
Fiecare 'frate membru este ru.
gat a lua la cunostinta aceasta
cOnvOcare.
In numele Societatii Bucurest
din Thorpe, w. Va:
Alexandra Nemis, presedinte
v. vasiloi, secretar
(93-94)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-26
spRE sTIRE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Rominul Ardelean'' din
Cleveland Ohio, aduce la cunos-
tinta membrilor sal Cd conform
hotarirei luata in scdinta Socie-
tatei din urma s'a hotarit ca Sc
dinta Societatii sd Sc tina odata
pc luna, in Dumineca intii fie-
carei luni. Toti membrii sd ia Ia
cnnostinta aceasta 81 sd Sc PRE-
zinte fiecare la sedinta neconditi-
onat 81 tot odata Ia aceste Sc
dinta sa-si plateasca fiecare frate
membru cotizatia lunara. Ase-
menea stunt rugati toti fratii
membrii care sunt afara din oras
ca pin& in q zecea ii . fiecarei
|luni s1-gi aciiite cotele lunare ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-26
TN VT "A r =.

Domnul Floria Ginlvezan din
eomuna Checia Romiha, aflator
All in St. Louis, Mo-, are onoarea
a invita- pc toate rudeniile, pc
toti prietenii 81 cunoscutii din loc
81 jur a lua partc la pctrecerea
81 masa care Sc va aranja Gu oca-
zia cununiei feciorului dinsului
d-nul Lazar Giulvezan Gu d-ra
Rozi Tomsich, care va avea loc
Dumineca, / Septembrie 1918, in
hala Sirbilor din al 8-lea 81 Bar.
ry Street.
Cnunia va Fl la orelc / p. m.
lar dansul Sc va incepe la orele 2
p. IN.
Nasi vor fl: Domnul Sfetozal
Polexici 81 Doamna lulca Pole
xici.
In speranta CD toti fratii Ro
mini din loc 81 jur 81 apoi con
sdtenii nostri de prin alte orast
carora nu le stim adresa spre
lie putea trimite invitare specia
la, precum 81 toti fratii membri
al Societatii Ammonia" al care
membrii suntem 81 moi, ell tats
Floria 81 feciorul Lazar, he vet
onora Gu prezenta d-tra, pima Ii
revedere raminem salutindu-v;
Gu toata dragostea:
Parintele 81 NASH.
(94-95)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-26

lipsi ilici TN Romin adevarat, a.
tit din loc cit 81 din jur, precum
nici char Gel din departare mai
mare. Rugam pc toti Rominii de
bine sd ne dea tot sprijinul dior
ca sd putem sd he aratam dcmni
de numele nostru dc Romini in
fata strainilor.
In. numele ISocietdtii Major
Livius d. Teiusanu'' am ramas
saluthldu-va cu dragoste adcva-
rat frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
Not&: Stunt rugati toti domnii
delegati, precnm 81 surorile Soci-
etati care vor trimite drapele,
-sa bine voiasca a lie trimite pc
American Express Co. No. 81
Company House, E. Hammond,
Indiana.
N. B. Iubiti frati Romini, SO.
cictatea noastra a decis taxa dc
inscriere de la data de All GU un
dollar 81 cincizeci de cent? ($1.5O)
pima in ziua sfiQtirei drapelelor,
deci acei frati Romini care do.
resc sd sc inscrie ca membri, q
pot face aceasta 81 Gu drag vol
Fl primiti in mijlocul nostru.
Comitetul.
(94-95 4 97).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-26
@ FARMA BUNA
DE VfNZARE.

t'arma e dc 40 acare, sol pro-
ductiv. Casa GU 8 incaperi, graz
duri bune, gainarie moderna, So
prom pentru uncltele farmei, ga
raje pentru automobil, etc. Toate
aceste sunt in buna regula.
"a capete de vite cornutc, 3
cal buni, Is porci, so de curci 81
$50 de gaini de neam bun, 30 to-
ne de fin, 10 acare oyas, 6 acare
fasole, 4 acare cartofi, 20 acare
cucuruz, 2 acare fragi (strawbc-
ries), un acar gradina, restul Sc
manat Gu fin, trifoi 81 pasune.
Aceasta farma pentru un ON
care voieste 81 site lucra, poa-
te face bani. Doritorii de a avea
aceasta farma buna sd vina in
persoana sau sd scrie la adresa
de mai JOS, pentru a fla pretul.
Sa poate cumpara Gu IS, 100000
bani gaia. restul sa poate plati
in rate anuale de $50O.OO Gu $50
interese. sau sa facem schimb Gu
proprietate la loc bun in oraSe
ca: Detroit, Cleveland, etc. etc
Adresa la farma e:
MARIS & B1RSAN
R. 7. VASSAR, MICHIGAN
(93-96)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-26
IN V I T A r E.

Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark. Ohio, are onoarea invi-
ia pc toate surorile Societati,
Cluburi 81 parochiii, precum 81
pc toti fratii Romini din loc 81
jur a lua parte la frumoasa pc
trecere Gu dams, care va avea loc
Dumineca, l Scptembrie 1918,
in hala fratelui p. China din 1876
Jackson Stree.
1nceputul la orcle | p. III. 81 va
dura pima la orelc II din nOaptc.
Pretul de intrare: Donnii 30
cent?, damcle gratis.
Muza din Columbus, Ohio, Va
dista onoartul public Gu cele maj
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintece
rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va ii asortat GU celC
! mai gustoasc mezeluri 81 bautur
! rccOritoare.
Venitul curat al accstei petre
ceri este destinat pentru fondu
de bolnavi al Societatii.
Toti fratii membrii sunt obi
gait lua parte la aceasta pe
trecere, la din contra va fl sill
flccare frate membru a-si plat
tichetul de intrare.
in speranta ca toti fratii 81 sll
rorile Romine ne vor da tot spri
jinul dior .posibil, pima la reve
derc am ramas salutlndu-va CT
dragoste frateasca:
| In numcle Socictatii ,,Daci;
Traiana'' din Newark, Ohio:
! Gligor sirb, pres. aranjatoG
(93- -95).