davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24
L. :. SAWYER
Attorney az aVV,
OFFICES Arkansas Nouo0al BANK Bldg

II it's good coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you are
ooklng tor, you i'll lind It al.
Frisby's l2-28-u
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24
assistant Miss Virginia MoCauley
studio $40 WhIttInafon Ave

Mrs Dallas mas mao several years
raining with the leading masters n
europe as well as in America
II you are iHtores,ed in the study o..
ousic call phone number 1898
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

You Hooyerlze, when you order
What you like, and like wbaf you or
Ter. Good things TO eat at Frisbys
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

The liberty loan work i'm the county
made surprising progress All of which
adds 70 the local pride.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

X g. Morris Drug Co. Hot Springs
md At the best drug store In every
own ans city IN The country.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

Lower Central avenue is a bumpety-
bump sort Of highway that will leave
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

You ilooverize, when you order
ghat you like, and like what you or.
Ter Good things to eat at Frisby's
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

our boys are holding 'em and viii
continue 20 hold until time 10 push
them back S4s,$
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

Get one quick step ON you and pu
cut flag and keep If there.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

Bedding Plants of all kinds, rose
bushes and shrubery. Johnson Floral
Co. 4-24-1t.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24

II It's GOOD coffee with pure cream
md the best creamery butter Won an,
cooking for YOU viii find il a.
7risby's SIS T.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24
RIDING HABITS.
= or Rent or Sale.

For Rent or sale.
HOT SPRINGS RIDING HABIT CO
zoo Cottage ST. Il. Phone sos.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-04-24
To TALK HIGHWAY
BEFORE ROTARIANS
PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY Or
THE BANKHEAD ASSOCIATION
TO BE GUESTS OF CUB.

This important Pref ect Means More 70
Hot prngs Now That There is Gov
eminent Assurance Of Resorts Dc
Velopment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS
OFFICIALS JOIN WITH COuN-
Gil OF DEFENSE IN PLEA FOR
EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
Suggest December 10th as Final
Shipping Date.)

Vice President D. S. Elliott. in
n;arcc Of traffic TO rthc American
Hallway Express Company, has in
formed I'll operating officials and
agents Ct the express organization
Throughout the United States, that it
IS the purpose of the company TO up
hold in every way the request Of the
Council CT Defense that Christmas ex-
picss shipments be started on their
way by December 5th
A concerted effort will be made in
every city and town Of the country
ihy the $4,000 express employees, 10
emphasize the Importance of prevent
ing any possible congestion of trans
porta tion facilities during these crit
ical times. Although the express ia
c;!ities are very elastic, so much OF
the equipment is how used strictly for
war purposes, that al gift shipments
scr long distance travel should be de-
!ivered to the express company not la
ter than December 18th, and for short
hauls not later than December 10th.
This will allow ample time for set
irg and delivering before Christmas
Day.
eve wish to emphasize strongly"
said Mr.. Elliott, "the point raised by
tie Council Of National Defense, that
nothing should be forwarded, which
will interfere win essential war bust
ness. Just now the movement of
equipment and supplies for the Over
seas Forces is heavy and exacting,
and there should be no domestic bur
den paced upon snortation. which
would tend to lessen the delivery OF
var shipbmnts.
"Also during winter months thare
is a tremendous movement of food |
siuffs to al of the larger cities. These !
foodstutfs are pe:lshaEle and next TO /
war shipments must be given first
eve are asking our men everywhere
ID bring these points before our pa
irons, and to emphasize more strongly
.ha never the vital Importance of prop
or packing and legible marking. We
arc asking them to refuse all ship
ments ,rl.ich are not packed strongly
enough to reach their destination with
handling, and to insist that
me address Of toe sender and Of the
,csignee be placed on card and en-
::osed inside the package"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
HELD FOR WIFE's DEATH
Waynesboro, Pa, Youth Claims Girl
Bride Shot Self

Waynesboro, Pa, Nov. 27.-That
Mary Thelma Potter. zhe - year old
bride, whose body VIZ: found on the
floor of her parlor with bullet hole
through her heart Saturday after
noon, was killed by her 90 year old
husband was the verdict Of the Zorro
ner's jury.
Potter was locked up in the city
jail after the hearing.
The husband his body writing
and shaking, claimed at the hearing
that his wife killed herself after at
tempting to shoot him. He said she
took The small revolver from nail
where hey kept it and began bran
lishing it in cowboy style, saying,
"I'm going to shoot you" He said
at first he supposed she was only
testing, but soon she leveled the pis-
tol at him. He declared he stopped
quickly an dthat minute the shot rang
out and his wife rushed into the par
lor and fell over. He could net ex-
plain how the revolver got into the
pantry, where it was found alter by
neighbor, not how his wife had
made her way into the parlor, 50
feet away, before she fell dead.
Neither could he explain the alb
sence of any blood stains on the floor
of the kitchen or the dining room,
through which his wife had to pass
to reach the parlor, where her body
was found in pool of blood.
DR.. Croft, who made the autopsy,
was Gle chief witness. He told of
teh conditions found at the house
when he reached there at 2 o'clock.
shortly after the shooting The
young woman was saturated with
blood. The bullet had penetrated
Immediately over her heart and pass
ed through it, lodging in the muscles
VI TIE DdCh. IlcI lioIilillS dSbNl
the wound was charred and discol.
ored by the fire and smoke flom the
pistol, he said. In the palm of he,
left hand was an elongated wound
r. e. Galbraith, neighbor. who
was the first to reach the Potter
home. said Potter came running ovel
fer him, shrieking that his wife haf
shot herself and had threatened t
shoot him. He told that his wife
had held the point Of the revolver
at her heart and said she was going
to shoot herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Addlesberger
near neighbors, told Of the Potter:
: quarreing frequently since the!
moved into the Tritle avenue house
three weeks ago. They said Mrs
Potter came to their house Saturday
night a week ago in a great frenzy
saying her husband had the butche!
knife and was threatening to kill her
The wife was only u years oil
when she married Potter sevc,
months ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
NOTICE

Notice to State Tax Payers-I am
row prepared TO receive the State
taxes for the year 1918. The atten.
ton of tax payers is respectfully
called to the Importance of paying
same prior TO December l, 1918, as
on that date a penalty of five per
cent will be added to all unpaid bills
and their collection enforced as re-
qvired by law.
Thos. ". Robinson,
City Treasurer.
Alexandria, Va, Nov 4, 1918.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-27
NEWS OF THE DAY

Conductorettes in HAMBURG have
refused to give up their jobs, now
that peace has come, unless the state
guarantees them husbands.
Elimination of the one-half cent
a mile extra railroad fare for Pail.
man transportation, effective De-
cember /, has been decided on by
Director General McAdoo.
Emphatic denial of rear hostilities
between Peru and Chile, as indicated
by morning dispatches, is made in
statement issued by the Chilean En-
bassy in Washington yesterday.
Germany's navy has been ruined
for all time, in the opinion of a
German lieutenant on one OF he
warships surrendered to the allies.
lie says: "Now we have only dis
honorable record. No one will want
10 serve in a disgraced service.
The Washington food administra.
TORS price interpreting committee
yesterday voted that under present
nru ket conditions IS cents a dozen
FOR fresh eggs is fair prica. This
.price, which is an increase Of 5 cents
g dozen over that Of last week, be-
came effective today.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day, will
be practically general holiday ir.
Paris. The government has decided
to close all departments and offices.
owing to the arrival on that day of
King George. Premier Venizelos,
of Greece, is expected in Paris from
London tomorrow.
One of the first official -. Of
Chicago's new soldier chief of police,
Col. John J. Clarity, was TO declare
war on anarchists. "There wont
he any red flag parades in Chicago
while l am CHIEF of police" he said
"The only flag anybody needs TO fly
in this city is the Stars and Stripes
The demand of certain Senators
that the treaty of peace should be
discussed publicly in open session OF
the Senate will be one of the big
problems which the Senate will nave
to face when Congress reconvenes
Statements made yesterday by vari.
Gus members of the Senate show
that the movement for open discus
sion of the treaty has assumed no in
considerable proportions.
Officers and enlisted men of tht
personnel detachment at the head
quarters of any station camp, OF
post will not be discharged or al
lowed to resign from the service ex.
cept under the approval of the War
Department, according to an an.
nourcenent made by General March
last night. Officers and men whose
services are not required at any par
ticular station or post will be trans,
ferred to other places by the Adiu.
tant General, if their services are re.
CURED
The War Department has no in
tention of allowing the American
dead to- remain in France or or
any other foreign battlefield where
they fell. Secretary of War Baker
said yesterday, in view of reporcs
by cable and otherwise that the dead
would remain in France, that Their;
had been no change ir the intentio.
of the department. As matter Of
fact the most careful measures were
taken to identify all graves with a
view Of removing the bodies soar
after the war to resting placesin the
United States.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-28
Community Meeting
Was a Great Success

and cooperation. Next followed
the social hour in which Miss
Meddie Robinson was hostess to
the entire house assisted by
the teachers and domestic science
class, served chocolate, whipped
cream and cakes to the older
people while the children enjoy
ed lemonade and cake lin the
primary rooms. This meet
ing was a most helpful one to
our common interests, and it was
the general opinion of all that
more of this kind must follow.
So we'll was the program for
the community meeting received
that the teachers and pupils have
been urgently requested to re-
peat it. They have graciously
consented to do so, and with ad-
ded numbers from the Choral
Club, a splendid entertainment
will be given for the benefit Of
Red Cross. An evening of gen.
unine pleasure and high class en-
tertainment is in store for those
who attend this benefit. Let
every body come to this enter
tainment and help to raise the
much needed funds for the Red
Cross. Program is given in an
other column in this paper.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-28

The community meeting at the
school auditorium last Friday
night was a decided success, and
Miss Meddie Robinson and her
able corps of assistants deserve
special praise for the evenings
entertainment. A splendid pro-
gram was rendered by the school
children. consisting of selections
appropriate to the occasion of
Washington's birthday. The old
time Virginia reel, as danced by
the children, was especially
good, and J. C. Sanderson, John
ME Wynn and Albert May de-
serve special mention for their
immitation of Stacker, Uncle Sam
and the Kaiser, respectively.
After the program was complet-
ed, Supt. Bullock was called up
on and responded in a plain prac-
tical talk on our duties in the
matter of conserving food ard
buying war savings stamps. He
was followed by Maj. Henry,
who always has something to
say of interest to his home peo-
pie, his subject on this occasion
being the Red Cross. Judge Nc
Laurin followed Maj. Henry in a
very able address on public spirit
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-28

DIR. r. M. Butler has resigned
under fire as superintendent of
the insane hospital at Jackson
and the Governor has appoint
ed DIR. C. D. Mitchell, of Ponto-
toe. chairman Of the state board
of health. as his successor. DR..
Mitchell is said to be 9 good ply
sician, and is q gentleman above
reproach. He was appointed for
both the long and the short term.
The resignation Of DR.. Butler
was equivalent to q plea Of guilty.
the impeachment charges which
were to have been called up fof
the next day for action in the
state senate, were with
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-28
Butler Resigns Under Fire

drawn. This was the same
course which was taken by Ames,
governor ,sand one or two Of his
state officers under Republican
rule, when the Democrats came
into power by the election of 1875.
DR.. Butler should be made to pay
back the $50 a month he receiv-
ed for his living expenses and
the upkeep Of an auto. and also
for the hundreds of chickens,
hundreds Of dozens Of eggs,
several thousand pounds of beef
and pork and the various ..other
things that was purchased for
the insane patients, or for the
hospital and used by him.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-28

A special Senate Committee
appointed to investigate the at
fairs of the state Highway Com
mission, submitted a report Mon
day, showing that since the
commission was created two
years ago, x. A. Kramer, State
Highway engineer, has been
paid $4,012.42 commission as an
architect and $21,192.7l COM
mission as engineer, and $7,013,-
IL for drawing plans for state
institutions, a grand total of
$32, ,2l3. As. The report adds that
Mr.. Kramer has also done a
great deal of other architectural
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-02-28
Kramer Gets $32,218.45
in Juicy Fees.

work for private individuals and
concerns, but was unable to state
the amount.
While finding that the COM
mission books have been properly
kept, the committee comments
on Mr.. Kramer as follows:
I'VE are fully satisfied that he
has not given as muchlof his per-
sonal attention to the duties of
his Office as he should have done,
and we submit this report with
the confident belief that you will
enact such remedial legislation
as, in your opinion, this matter
demands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
NeCkWear

Brown and Blazer were noted for select
ing imported and domestic silk cravats.
Every tie in the stock may be had at these
reduced prices:
75c Neekwear now. ...............5 55c
$1.00 Neckwear now .............S SOC
$1.50 Neckwear now .$1.15
$500 Neckwear now ............. $1.45
$3.50 Neckwear now "......."...$ $l.S5
$500 Neckwear now ............$2 $2.25
$3.50 Neckwear now ........... sass
$4.00 Neckwear now $2.95
$500 Neckwear now ........... $3.65
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-26
Dress Shirts

$1.50 Shirts, sale price. ........... $l.25
$500 Shirts, sale price. .......... .$1.45
$3.50 Shirts, sale price. ............$ $1.S5
$500 Shirts, sale price. ...........$ $2.35
$3.50 Shirts, sale price. .......... .$2.75
$4.00 Shirts, sale price u. ......... $2.95
$500 Shirts, sale price. .......... $3.85
$500 Shirts, sale price. ............ $4.65
$3.50 Shirts, sale price. ............$ $4.95
$3.50 Shirts, sale price. ,.......... $5.35
$500 Shirts sale price. ........$6 $6.15
$3.50 Shirts, sale price. ........ $6.35
$1,000 Shirts, sale price. ........ $6.95
$3.50 Shirts, sale price. ....... .$8.35
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-18
NU A S|NCERAT IN zADAk.
,,UnuI din Cck mai tagCc captot rtzboilM pTtzent''
20 ALIATA VITEAZA"

Citez in romneasca Plain Dealer din
Cleveland, O.:
,Dn Washington prnim asiguarea grr american ga
priri te1 la R"u de cit aad riasd (gaonU pacea Ia
os slit co regat nuoacd hiba intru ni'a
pdrcrc Anrce ad de Rodno Lupnd ndengat IN contra
gresei rcc Rondna sa supus numai otu"c nd red
pc depare decit neootoa Dacd america 81
std 81 prneste soueH Rsic att mai malt treDne Sd
nbdoscze enthusiastic naiune (omdd) mortd
s'a ferit nici oaatd din fata prmejdie.
ucea tost std uc pret atunci
aan rdzboM R0ndna restaudtd rdspdltd
I" ace1os p toi oln su oarte mmti dcsio Rod"ici
de psro bet aceste rre Chir
pune nn 81 dspoSa Gernonie este de prer nantea unei
desfndri naono de resistend pc mai de-
parte.
,Brutalatca emnior de "pnsi as"pra Romdne' od
ospu ntei umreste usro Unya fa
pacea genera In poruncor de pace
cdsu Hberad dec Benu Proestde l Ger
1nrod dscu ermeni desH de liberal
poad inertia conderare, Ia red si"pd 'pocrse
Agona 81 ola stan IN magazin gata penru Rondno Dor
cnd fl Ia sfiy, Ron,inii inertia prm luarea IN a"d
asa gneros o pro"isi nanor carl
sur Bega Sra Muntcnegru sau pcca de loc Ro
sa predat 81 MAJ put dstra mica e de uitotc
naona ns predareo Romdne pooe dsco Resstena Ro
duiei p indelungat dupd aatd IN
rntd e ESTE UNUL DINTR1 CELE
MAJ EROfCE 81 TRAGICE C1PfTOLEA a dCESTFI R1ZBOF'.
Alta Dealer MOI reproducem mai multi penru poe
b sa crede asaz dcsprc Romani 81 Ronnia 81
sm prere zau alta dc crupuos in serosae sunt asta
ri parerilc cugcaoror amcricani.
in accas timp saplni aragc acntlnca
uor soaence roman noStr americana apa
ucrur 81 tot la e putcm stapn sim
tim sucteaca de mcma de
cobcsc ca ID apo daca cstga
aegc de avcrilc noasre de acasi?
saanii Acxandr spunea Azi umca Ro-
zcc MOI stm ca ubm mamee mai de toate
cct duce noastre smtem ndaorat sd
BIN natuea ASA putcm vie Jertc pce tot oc
,or de ertfa aci ar orgina din
nne dc eel face tots de pc acum aratd ca este
= las MEV.D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-18
WAR SAVING STAMPS.

Ideia de cumpatare s'a nascut
din marele rasboi al lumei.
America inceput sa crutc
cheltuind Gu cumpatare. Certifi-
catclc de cumpatare, noul plan
de crutarc al guvernulul, pre-
zinta eel din urma cuvint in cru
tare. Oameni carl nici odata
n'au avut dcstui bani ca sd cum
perc un Liberty. Bond, acum au
devenit plasatori carl aduc vcni-
turf mari.
Ca plasare, un certificat dc
cumpatarc un giuvaer.
Ca O exprimarc de patriotism,
este cca mai buna manifestare
caci dolarii dati in felul acesta
guvernului, vor Fl trimisi sa lup-
tc in prima linie, sa luptc lupta
dcmocratici impotriva autocrati-
eli; accea a civilizatici contra mi
]itarismului.
Locuitorii din Statele Unite
carl nu sunt in stare sd luptc,
acei carl nu sunt in stare sa lu-
creze la spatelc soldatilor lupta
tori 81 caror le lipscsc banii ne
ccsari GU carl sd cumpcrc Lii
berty Bonds, nu pot face un alt
serviciu mai patriotic dc cit cum
parilld Marci dc Cumpatare
(Thrift Stamps).
De: ]. OGDEN ARMOUR,
Autorul scricrei The Packers"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-18
ST|R| TELEGRAF|CE.
JAP0NIA Sc PREGATE-
STE De ACTIUNE.

TOXIC, 16 Martic. - Idcia u
nui minister de coalitiune Sc re-
solve crisa Siberiana de astazi a
inceput Sc prinza radacini in mai
multc cercuri poIitice.
S'a aflat Cd ambasadOrul en-
glcz Greene arafat carl sunt
vedcrile Engliterei, a Frantei 81
a ltaliei cu privirc la situatiunc.
S a mai aflat Cd atitudinea def
nitiva a Statelor Unite inca nll
s a cOmunicat.
Ministrul afacerilor streinc a
Japoniei a tagaduit ca a facut o
cercre fOrmala pentru aprobarea
aliatilor unci cxpeditiuni in
Siberia.
Sc da mare inscmnatate confe-
rlntcl care sc tine la palatul Ha-
yama lntrc Mikado, contele Sku-
ma, 81 ministrul de rasboiu Cshi-
ma. Imparatul a decis sd Sc rein
toarca la Toxic ca Sc confere Gu
generalul Morris. fmparatul de.ja
-confcrit Gu primul ministrul
Motono.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-18
RASPUNSUL SOWETU.
LUI LA ADRESA LUI
WILSON.
De: Joseph Shaplen,
United Press Correspondent.

PETROGRAD, Is Martie. =
Telcgrama de simpatie a prcse-
dintelui Wilson catra poporul ru-
sesc fost cctita in congrcsul
pan-sovietilor din Moscova in mi
Jlocul unei taceri intrcrlrpta de
murmure la adrcsa situated ia
poneze.
CongrcsuI care s'a intrunit
Teri ca sd yotcZc ratificarca ter
mcnilor de pace GermanO-Bol-
shevikista luat rczoIutiunc
ca raspuns telegramci presedinte-
lui Wilson.
Rezolutiunca Spunc:
,.Congrcsul sovietilor ISL expri-
ma rccunostinta fata de poporul
american in special fata de mum
citori 81 fata de aceia carl sunt
exploatati, pentru simpatia lor
fata de poporul rusesc in un timp
cind republica socialista ruseas-
ca trcce prin ccle mai grele in.
cercari."
,,Republica foloscstc accst pri-
lei al telegramci preSedintelui
Wilson ca 81! exprimc tuturor po-
poaralor carl per 81 suffer din
causa razboiului impcrialist sim
patia sa calduroasa 81 crcdinta
ca nu este dcparte timpul clnd
maSsele vor rasturna capitalis-
mul 81 vor infiinta comlnitatc
socialista, care singura este in
stare sd duca la indcplinire pa
cc dreapta 81 dainuitoarc, asigu-
rlnd progresul muncitorilor.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-18
BULETINE.

LONDRA, 16 Martie. - Tele-
gramele ultime primite aici spun
ca congresul pan-sovietilor din
Moscova nu a votat ratificarea
pactului de pace germana pima
Vinerea trecuta noaptea. Ace
least telegrame spun ca cele 453
voturi in favorul pactului au
fost date numai Gu prilejul unei
adunari electorate.
AMSTERDAM, 16 Martie. -
Telegramele din Lesnouveles a.
nunta ca in Belgia s'a observat
miscare a trupelor germane a.
So cum ma mai fost nici odata
pima acum.
Din aceiasi sursa vine stirea
ca Fieldmaresalul Hindenburg 81
generalul Ludendorf si-au stabi-
lit cartierul la Spa.
Spa este un frumos orasel Gu
ape minerale, situat La II mile
spre sud-est de Liege, linga from
tiera prusiana.
LONDRA, 16 Martie. - Con-
form depeselor primite astazi de
la Corfu, artileria bulgara a bom-
bardat Gu furie Monastirul Mer-
curl noaptea.
Monastir este unul din princi-
palele orase din Serbia, recucerit
de la fortele Bulgaro- -Teutone de
catre trupele Anglo Franco Sir
besti. -
LONDRA, 16 Martie. - Mare
salul Haig a raportat astazi o
rata succeasa pc care au facut-
trupele de Wales in noaptea
trecuta in vecinatate de Armen-
there's.
In 1sud-est de Ypres all fost lup-
te ostile de artilerie, in vecina-
tate de drumul Menin 81 in sud
de padurea de Ia Houthulst.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-18
FRATELUI
NICOLAE MORARU.
Martins Ferry, Ohio.


1mi scrii frate Moraru ca in
urma celor vorbite de mine la
Youngstown al volt Sc intri ca
voluntar in ar-nata 81 al mers la
depcsitul de recrutare, dar nu
te-au primit pentru ca al sotie, 81
teal duce Gu drag Sc lupSi pentru
causa sfinta a libertatii, 81 s'a
invoit 81 nevasta ca Sc mergi.
NJ te-au PRINT frate Moraru
pentru ca esti trecut de As ami.
De-acea nu te-au PRINT. fn ar
mata Statelor Unite imita de
virsta in ziua inrolarii este trei-
zeci de ami, asa ca Gu toata buna-
vointa d-tale de-ocamdatS. nu
poti ajuta tara 81 democratic de
cit de aici, de-acasa, Gu cea ce
Mise cere.
De sentimentele d-tale frumoa-
Sc ar fl de dorit Sc fie insufletita
toata rominimea din Statele Uni
te 81 mai Gu seama acei carl n 'au
trecut de virsta de 80 de ami.
Pr;meste din rte-mi o strin-
gere de nina frateasca 81 trans
mite 81 sotiei d-tale. care s'a in
volt ls frumoasa fapta pc care
vrei so faci, salutarile mele fra
testi. g. r. Pascu.