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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06
Copyright, 1918, by Cnfted Press.]
WITH THE AMERICAN AIRMEN

copyright, 1918, by Cnfted Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN AIRMEN
IN FRANCE, July 1o.-CBy MALL
"All ginrpers have to live up to the
idea of the squadron emblem" ex-
planned Lieutenant Eddie Ricken'
hacker, all-American ace and former
auto racing driver.
Every man has q picture Of = hat
in a ring on his machine That means
he Is ready to fight at any time,
whether he wants to or not The
squadron Is sometimes known as the
Hat-in-the-Ring squadron. But among
ourselves it's g1mpers. We adopted
the hat in the ring as our emblem
back in our training days. Then IL
was our hope to be the first fighting
squadron to get to the front.
Our commanding officer. who had
flown with the French. used to have
hat as the emblem on his machine.
Someone suggested that we take the
hat. put ring around 1t, carrying
out the idea of ex-President Roose-
veit's famous statement that we
were ready to fight any time.
The hat we had in mind then was
a derby, and someone suggested
when we were discussing the emblem
that It be made an Uncle Sams hat
with stars and stripes on it. The
idea was a gimper itself, and we
soon designed an Uncle Sans hat IN
ring of red white and blue ON each
machine
For a long time we could say
nothing OF the emblem, but finally a
couple Of the boys were forced down
in Germany ! can't say we noticed
any difference IN the way the Ger
man flyers treated us, for they never
did have the say as to whether we
would fight or not We always have
had to carry out the hatin-the-ring
idea and go after them
Doug Cam pbeIl added the finish
ing touch to the hat-fn-the-ring en-
blem when he got his fifth Hun and
became the first all-American trained
ace. Somewhere, he scared up a
paint brush and painted little black
cross in the ring around the hat for
each German he had brought down.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06

Fender would have been seventy-fou1
years of age this fall. He is survived
by two sisters, Mrs. Hannah Delaney
of Bonaparte, who kept house fol
him, and Mrs. Henry .Aylor, Of Keo
sauqua, and brother. Ellsworth
Fender, of Council Bluffs, besides
many other relatives. Interment was
in the Bonaparte cemetery beside his
wife and son Charles, who died sew
eral years ago.
Selective men for the United States
army are being sent out of Var
Buren, county in ever increasing mum
bers, and soon the roll of honor will
contain over 500 names. Six mel
departed last Wednesday evening fol
Camp Forest, Lyle, Ga, they being
Lee J. Workman. Of Mt. Zion; Roy
E. Arnold, Daniel B. Williams and
Harvey L. Donald, of Stockport;
Harry H. Fickel, of Milton. and Jay
E Matthias, of Birmingham. The
usual luncheon and reception was
given to these men at Community
/ hall in Keosauqua at noon Wednes
day, and Walter Bennings, Of Keo-
| sauqua. who went to Camp Dodge on
Thursday, and Phil Smmerville. also
of Keosauqua, who departed Thurs
! day for Syracuse, New York, were
also invited to the luncheon. The
attendance was good from other
towns in the county, especially from
Bonaparte, Pennington, Milton and
Stockport The Stockport band also
came and played for the occasion.
furnishing some of the best music
heard in Keosauqua for some time.
After the excellent luncheon was dis
posed of, Rev. J. A. Monkman took
charge of the meeting, he being a
good POSTMASTER. Vocal music was
contributed by Messrs. Miller and
Neafie, and fine addresses were
made by Rev. Smith of Mt. Sterling,
DR.. J. H. Whiteley of Bonaparte, Dr..
s. r. Neff of Pennington, and DR..
J. A. Craig of Keosauqua. The in
vocation was by Dr.. Brown, OF Mt
Sterling, and the benediction by Rev.
Smith.
Under a call received by the local
board last Wednesday, seven men
went from this county Monday Of this
week, August 5, to Jefferson Bar
racks. The following young men
made up this contingent: Harvey F.
Nichols, Cantril; Earl S. Manning,
Birmingham; George o. Kunzman,
Douds; Jesse Foster, Mt. Zion; Louis
]. Reddick. Keosauqua; John L. Sad
dler, Douds, and John A. Chapman,
whose home is few miles southwest
of Bonaparte.
Miss Carrie Gilmore, a teacher In
the Keokuk schools, enjoyed an out
ing last week as guest of the Joe
Sanderson family, northwest of Bo-
naparte.
Mrs. Sarah Petrie and ]. c. Perkins
were called to Keokuk last week by
the serious illness of their brother,
Allen Perkins, who had stroke Of
paralysis. His son, Charles A. Per
kins, of Amarillo, Texas, was also
called. and as soon as Mr.. Perkins
is able to travel he will accompany
his son home to Amarillo. At last
reports he was little improved, be-
ing unable to talk for several hours
after suffering the stroke.
Miss Dorothy WEIGH, of Mt Ster-
ling, was a visitor at the J. A john
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06

and also prices for making. There is
a strong demand that steps should be
taken to place these standardized
articles on the market in readiness
for the cold winter weather.
But" says a leading w. A. A. c.
officer, don't let men make any mis-
take. Girls are wearing uniforms for
the wars sake, but none of them
really like it. My girls are always
telling me how they long to break
forth into bright colors, and when the
wars over there1l be no holding
them back in this direction They
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06
Will Design Own Suits.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Man always did
set a bad example,
The clumsiness of the mems stand
ard suits has proven to the fair sex
that mere man must not attempt to
have voice in choosing suitable
standard uniform for women.
Women are unanimous in declaring
they must select the style and cut
themselves.
4 consensus of feminine opinion
inclines to have quality and price of
materials for standard dresses fixed,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06

DO you believe IN fAfrAesf
Do you believe that you arc guidin,
rour oHn destiny through life or dc
YOU think that there are invisible little
creatures who bend you to their Wills
"a they Fit mygtorioualy through the air,
Those were some Of the questions
which an interviewer asked of dainty
little Marguerite Clark as tho smallest
elf Of screenland sat In the Famous
Players studio waiting for her next
scene in tho Paramount Picture Lit
lie Lady Eileen"
But why the reference to fairies?
Because Miss Clark is appearing in
this production in the role of a little
Irish lassie who profoundly believes in
fairies. She knows that they exist be-
cause she can see them-even though
her lover cannot And she knows that
II is the fairies who are guiding her to
her true love.
But does Miss Clark really believe in
such things in this matter of fact day
Of ours? The little stars eyes open
very wide and her tiny head is cooked
Ut a very thoughtful angle for an in
slant and then she replies:
"Why-of course I dol What is oil
this mysterious substance which we
70 wisely call electricity, Do we real
" know what it is? Do you know
that even such great experts as Stein
metz and Edison frankly confess that
they do not actually know what cleo
tricity is despite the fact that they
have chained it and forced it to do
their bidding and made 1t the slave of
mankind?
But how do we know but what
these wizards Of our time are only
crafty men who have idiscovered-not
. lot of tremendous formulas-but the
secret key to fairyland, and that they
are simply forcing the fairies to obey
them, like the conjurors Of old? And |
when the secret is finally disclosed are |
re not going to find that all the thou
ands Of miles OF wire were merely |
strung to deceive us and that the thing |
which we have called Electricity Is in |
reality tho Queen of the Fairies who |
has been enslaved by these wizardsT"
Tho interviewer Easped-until he de-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06

have the good sense to wear plain
things, and they are sensible enough
to work for the nation, therefore they
are sensible enough to choose the cut
of their suits And woe betide the
man who tries to "lay down the Laws
on this pointi
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06
BELIEVES RAMROD
| USED AS PATTERN
csotie-proof Suits Iowa Women Make
o. X. Except for Fact They
Don't Fit Says
Soldier.
SMELL OF TAR, TOO
soheomn,issioned Officer in Letter to
Mother Writes Company L
in Advance "Zone"
III Days.
SMELL OF TAR, Toe

Inc women OF Iowa must have
USED ramrod as pattern in making
cootie-proof underwear" says Serg-
can't Chas. o. Bunyan, Co. L, 163th in
.antry, Rainbow division, in a~fetter
70 his mother. Mrs. Amelia Bunyan,
Sle Johnson street.
But | am lucky Sergeant Bunyan
auus, as | fit them. The underwear
Soudn,t be half bad II it wasn't for
'ae coal tar on them.
:, / guess you thought got lost as
.ais Is the first letter I have written
!. three weeks. We have been in the
sne' but now we are in rest camp
TOR awhile.
We were in the zone Of advance,
mat Is within cannon shot Of the front
,Ur III days but only about twenty
1ays In the front line itself.
Dead Back Of Line.
II sure is dead back OF the line.
Nouiing to do much. We were paid
yesterday, but there Is hardly any
pace to spend the money.
l went fishing yesterday. Caught
.so little minnows while the mos
a ses ate me up bought some
lungs to send home but the govern
n 1snt won't deliver them now, SO l
LINK ! will have to carry them until
r' s END ofathe war. don't think that
Vii De long. The French say LA
stefre tinis. They are generally
,o'ut right. The only thing they fail
~ gas, but then after smoking their
"Oacco, gas won't hurt one.
Sees Much Of France.
IT," we all had bath this morning.
s 10 walk two miles but it was
n we sure have seen lots of France.
IN ,, very pretty with canals running
bo. through it. The French run the
s' .ats by mule power. The old man
sb;, On the boat and smokes his pipe
sn, ie the old woman drives the
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Beware.

Beware.
B. L T., in the Chicago Tribune.
The peace 'feelers" put forth by tn,
Teuts are like the feelers of this
devil fish. Best chop 'em off when
they get within reach
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-06
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-18

much as you ever gave Dc1OIc!.
The need is for 7O9O greater than any gift ever
asked for since the world began The Government has
fixed this sum at $17O, 100000
Bv giving to these organizations all at once the
cost and effort of six additional campaigns saved
Unless Americans do give twice much as ever before
our soldiers and sailors may not enjoy during 1919 the:
5000 Recreation Buildings
1000 Miles of Movie Film
100 Leading Stage Stars
1000 Athletic Directors
$500 Libraries supplying 100000 books
IS Hostess Houses
$4,000 Big-brother secretaries
Millions of dollars of home comforts
When you give double, you make sure that every
fighter has the cheer and comforts Of these seven organ
cations every step of the way from home to the front ana
back again. You provide him with church, theatre
cheerful home store, school, club and an atfeuc
fed-and knowledge that the folks back home are WIN
him. heart and soul!
You have loaned your money to supply their physical
needs.
Now give to maintain the Morale that Is winning TIE
Warl
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-18

j. II. Churchwell
Jerry Slade
G. l.. Dekle & Bro.
COrdele Steam Vul. Co.
Harris & Ballinger
J. T. Westbrook & Bro.
L. j. Roobin
Watt & Holmes Hdw. Co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-18

j. II. Lamb Company
ID. Ed Kennedy Co.
Citizens Bank
Feagle-Taylor Furniture Co.
Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Empire Cotton Oil Co.
Crisp County Lumber Co.
r. i. Wright
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-18

Ncsbitt Cotton Go.
PaImer-JoncS Co.
Mann q Holmes
McCOIlum Furniture Co.
Cordcle Sash, Door & Lbr. Co.
Coker Grocery Co.
X. A. Gibbs Motor Co.
S. l.. Ryals Company
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
CETITORUL MINTEI.

Consulteaza pc doctorul Leaon
81 princesa Regina. Vindeca toate
boalele, Indifferent de ce suferi.
D-ta nu al placerea ca sa stii?
I'll spune D-tale care atragere al
controla, 81 schimburile de idei,
caracterul, 81 intimplarile care
.poate sa fie mil de mile departe.
Princesa Regina It'll spune ce este
rau ce este bun. Celeste viata. We
niti la "a Miller Ave., Carrick,
Penna., este acsa de la IL la 5 D.
m. 81 Dumineca. Bell Phone, 24S
Carrick. Ia carul 53 la al 3-lea ori
4 Ave; te dai jos in square, treci
Woodlawn Ave. Numai 7c carul.
(57-63)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
sPRE ST1INTA.

Rugam pc toti abonatii nostri
Sc observe biletelul hpit pc xiar
pc care Sc vede data cfnd se I'M
plinetse abonamentul 81 cind We.
de ca Sc apropie ziua sal refnc-
ieasca.
Ne vine foarte greu Sc anun-
tam 'pe fie care in parte despre
expirarea abonaentului. Ziarele
americana nu au acest obiceiu.
In ziua cind a expirat abonamen-
tul daca nu Sc renoieste - opre-
ste trimiterea xiArului. - Stim
din experient&.
MOI de obiceiu mai trimitsm
xiarul inca citeva xile. cite-odata
81 0 luna 81 daca oprim trimits
req ne pomenim Gu reprosuri.
Rugam deci abonatii Sc notsxe
data expirarii abonamentului 81
sal reinoiasca Ia timp ca 20 mn
1ntrerupa cetirea xiaru1ni.
No. ! Administratia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
N E G R o L o G.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Plugarul Romin' din
Youngstown, Ohio, face cunoscut
pc aceasta Gale membrilor sd
trecerea din viata a fratelui A
vram Santei, mort in ziua de 2
Noembrie 81 fratelui George
Virtica, mort in ziua de 3 Noem-
brie 1913 81 a fratelui loan j. 1liu
mort in ziua de 4 Noembrie 1918.
Din partea Societatii noastre le
trimitem ultimul salut fratesc sil
lie fie tarina usoara 81 memoria
bine cuvintata.
In numele Societatii ,,Plugarul
Rominr din Youngstown, O.:
v. Moldovan. presedinte.
D. Lungoci. secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
onorata Redactie!
N E G R OF o G.


vineri in 18 Octombrie a. c.
a fost transportat la cele eterne
iubitul nostru frate loan n. Ger
nea din Massillon, Ohio, in cea
mai frumoasa virsta a vietii, (fi-
ind in etate de numai "a ami s.
IL luni). Dfnsul NURSE de influ-
enta spaniola. A lasat in urma
dinsului pc jalnicii parinti Nicolae
Cernea 81 sofia Ana, pc fratele
sau Nick 81 surorile Ana 81 Mari
cara cum 81 pc cumnatul Mihaila
Zablau 81 0 multime de prieteni
carl GU ad1nci dureri ii zic in ur-
ma:
- Dumnezeu sal ierte!...
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
R A P o R T.

Raportul secretarului de proto.
coale al Societatii ,,Vasile Stoi-
ca". La alegerea de secretar
din 80 Aprilie 1918, d-nul Geor-
&c Bratu aflat Societatea in Q
stare foarte infloritoare 81 anu
me: 50 de membrii in buna re-
|gula.
in casa de registru s'a a.
flat suma de $26.49, lara in dn-
rata terminului de 6 luni am ex-
pediat 70 scrisori, am avut 6
cazuri de accidente, la care am
platit suma de $191.4O beneficiu,
lara la implinirea terminului, las
Societatea ,,Vasile Stoicas' in in
grijirea noului secretar.
Membrii in buna regula sunt
GA. Bani in registrul Societatii
sunt -4O9.32-.
In timpul. serviciului am fost
de fata la 10 adunari generate 81
extraordinare, 81 am avut 3 pc
treceri, am primit 5 nembrii Gu
transfer, 81 am dat transfer la 2
membrii.
In numele Societatii ,,Vasile
Stoica" din KokOmo, Ind:
loan Hadarig, presedinte.
George Bratu, secretar script.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
AvIz INTEREsANT.

Parechia gr. ort romina ,,sfin-
ttL Andreiu" din Terre Haute,
Indiana. avind psrmisiunea de Ia
oficiul do insanxt0sare, avizeaza
din nou SfintirsA bissricei pc
xiua d " Nosmbrie 1918.
fs aosast4 Gale sunt rugate toa
te paroohiila q 6ooietxtile 81 TOT
{rati 1onfni = m pane al uitare
aceast& mareaM serhare, 81 tot 0.
dan y Sagxm : n da tot spri.
iiunl A-tfk. VI a9teptxm Gu dra.
Sost> fpxtsAse3.
a nulnsls rarochiei ,,sfintul
Androi1s din Tefre Heute, Ind.
o10n0B o1HaxDEA, pres
lGIooEA4 RAy1L, sseretar
6o
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
SCRISORI DE LA
PRIZONIERI.

Va rog Gu caldura 81 dragoste
frateasca SD bine voiti ami publ
ca in pretiosul ziar America"
drmatoarele rfnduri:
Draga sogore 81 sorieara veti
sti ca eu am primit prina episto.
IA en- datal de 5 Martie 1918 Il
10 dolAri, dar de atunci nam
mai priniit absolut nici carte,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
PRO cEs vERBAL.

p RO Q ES BAL.
Luat in sedinta extra ordinars
La .Ligei Nationale Romine's sec
tia Warren, Ohio, in ziua de IL
Octombrie 1915.
! Prezenti au fost majoritatea
membrilor fnscrisi la fnfiintares
sectiei.
j D-nul presedinte proVizor loan
Stefan prin citeva cuvinte descrie
insemnatatca Ligei Rationale Ro.
mine, mai ales acum, cind neamul
rominesc trece prin cele mai grele
vremuri, aspirind la realizarea ide
alului de multa vreme urmarit
Iapoi pune in vederc celor pre-
zenti suferintele fratilor de un
SINCE 81 de 0 lege din Trahsilva-
MIA 81 Rominia, carl sunt chinuiti
Isl maltratati in modul eel mai
brutal Gle tiranii Unguri 81 Nemti,
facfnd un APPEL caldnros catre toti
Rominii prezenti inca ne inscrisi
sa bine voiasca intra ca membri
| in Liga Nationala Romfna 81 tot
odata sd indemne 81 pc cei carl
|nu, sunt prezenti, stiind ca numai
moi Romfnii aflatori aici in Anne
rica putem- da nina de ajutor,
salv7nd neamul, care Gu arma, ca
re ell alte mijloace, fiecare dupa
puterile lui.
| Deci fratilor sa nu STAIN nepa-
satori! Multumindu-va de onoa-
rea ce mi-ati dat, alegindu-na ca
presedinte provizor al sectiei Wa
rren, declar sedinta de deschisa.
la cuvintul secretarul provizor
d-nul loan Roucea, public1nd re-
zultatul facut la fnfiintarea aces
tel sectii 81 de atunci pima in pre-
|zent, declarind ca din numarul
eel mare de Romfni aflatori in
Warren, abba s'au inserts 90 de
membrii; lar acum s'au mai in
|scris inca saptesprezece membrii,
de toti deci ar fl inscrisi 113 mem
bril- 81 membre.
In conformitate Gu decisiunea
adunarei poporale din % Sep
tembrie 1913 sd purcede la desba-
terea punctelor din acel pro-
gram:
I. -
Sa pune la ordinea zilei alege-
gerea functionarilor in mod def
nitiv.
Sa propune a fl alesi urma-
tori:
Presedinte loan Stefan.
Vice presedintc Nicolae Stan.
Secretar George Boeriu.
Caster Teodor Pulca.
Controlori George Brinzea 81
Ilie Stirbetiu.
Co1ectori George Copacea, Nick
Ursu, George Boar 81 Nick Cri-
san.
Membrii in comitet: George
'Blaga, Micke Miller, Jacob Muir
GU 81 loan Turcu.
Ad. I.
Adunarea GU unaniMitate decla
ra de alesi pc toti cei propusi; lar
eel alesi promftind sarbatoreste
ca-si vor implini datorintele fie
care in functiunea lor, multumesc
aparte de onoarea data lor, ocu-
pindu-si fiecare locul competent
Ne mai find alte obiecte de
pertractat procesul verbal sa In
cheie 81 subscrie, declarindu-se se-
dinta de fnchisa.
Pentru ,,Liga Nationala Romi-
ma" scotia Warren:
George Boeriu, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12

sc pare ca 81 "a sunt unul dintre
aceia fara de noroc. Eu yam
seris trei poqtale la luna, eel pu-
tin "a de toate. Va rog foarte
multi daca aflati despre mine in
Nziaru1 America" raspundeti-mi
in graba sau char 81 telegrafic
daca Sc poate. Va rog sa-mi tri-
miteti 81 ceya bani de oare ce
stunt foarte lipsit acum odata. Va
sarut dulce draga sogore Nicolat
.si sorioara Rosetta Gligor. Gu un
-cuvint salut pc toti, lar onoratei
.redactii a ziarului America" ii
multumesc din iliima pentru pu-
blicarea acestor rinduri.
Adresa mea este urmatoarea !:
loan Muntean w., Prig. di que
IRA Appuntato, (62) Comp L. P.
Italia.
onorata Redactie!
Subsemnatul va rog foarte
multi sa bine voiti a da loc in
pretiosul d-tra ziar urmatoarelor
rinduri:
Eu loan Brumar, rog pc toti
consatenii mel din comma Vir-
solt, comitatul Salaj aflatori in
America sd bine voiasca ami ras-
punde la adresa de mai jos 81 tot
odata ii rog sa-mi trimita 81 a.
dresa dfnsilor. Astept Gu nerab-
dare raspunsul. dinsilor. Eu sunt
PRISONER de razboi in Italia 81 de
prezent ma aflu la adresa:
loan Brumar, Soldato, Prig di
Guerra, Castel Rockhero, Alexan-
dria, Italia.
Onorata Redactie!
Va rog sd bine voiti a da loc
in ziarul d-tra zilnic America"
urmatoarelor sire:
Caut pc loan Balu din Boiul
mare, comitatul Kiskukolo. Rog
pc toti fratii Romini care ar stii
ceva despre d1nsul, sau char din
sui daca va ceti aceste rinduri sa
binevoiasca ami scrie. NJ mai
stu mimic de dinsul de 5 ami
de zile. Eu sunt prins in Italia.
Adresa mea este urmatoare:
loan Balu, Gefrt., Reparto Prigi-
onieri di Guerra L.avoratori S. Ga
briele di Baricella (Bologna)
Italia.
Onorata Redactie!
Va rog a publica in ziarul d.
ira America" urmatoarele:
Caut pc d-nul Alexandra Ma
gherusan din orasul Bistrita, co
mitatul Bistrita-Nasaud, Unga-
ria. Rog pc ,toti fEatii Romini ca
re ar afla ceva despre dfnsul, saii
char dinsul daca celeste aceste
r7nduri sa scrie pc adresa:
Victor Clepsa, caporal, S. Gabrie-
In 4; Ror;no1ko pnlnnro Tta1;a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12

Ksi pentru neamul Rominesc, de-
clarind sedinta de fnchisa, ur-
mind inscrierea de membrii in
Liga Nationala Romina 81 fnscrie-
rea de voluntari in Legiunea Ro-
NINA.
Din numarul mare al publicu-
|lui prezent s'au insoris 80 mem
bril-, dintret earl ca voluntari in
Leginne urmatorii:
/. Simfbn vlad. 2. Nicolae Cri-
san. 3. Erofteiu Boeriu. 4. Geor-
ge loan lOancea. S. loan g. Rou-
|cea. 6. George Copacea. q. Solo
mon D. Popa. s. George Patulea
-. Nick Bolfndu.
Bravi 81 adevarati Romini, carl
dovedesc ca in inima lor bate Q
|i1ima curat romineasca. Dunno
|xeu sa le ajutel
S'a hotarft pc urlna tinerca u
mel adunari pc ziua de 13 Oqtom-
|brie 1913, cind Sc va alege cdmits
|tul definitiy, Ia care adunare
[toti membrii inscrisi sunt rugati
|staruitor lua parte, aducind Gu
dinsii si pc prietenii 81 cnnoscutii
dior.
Pentru comitetul proyizor n
|Gee3iei ,,Ligei Nationale Rom1nefs
din Warren, Ohio:
Inqn 4pueoa a. ~ neczetar prov
Daily Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1918-191?, 1918-05-21
ocToGENARIAN PASSED AWAY

Mrs. Mollie Robinson. Of Bluff
Spring. and familiarly known all over
that section rs "Aunt Mollie," died
Wednesday Of last week at her home
and the funeral and burial took place
the following day. She was 80 years
old OF more and her death resulted
from a complication Of diseases in
cident to old age, but IL is stated
that cancer Of the stomach was the
immediate cause. "Aunt Mollie" was
the widow Of the late Augustus Rob
inson, and leaves several children
They are; Mrs. Minnie King, Of
Bluff Spring; Mrs. Mamie Allmon, Of
Hopkinsville; Mrs. Matte Berry. Of
Missouri; bud" Robinson, Of Hop
kinsville; Wiley and Ohio Robinson
both Of Bluff Spring. and one othei
daughter at horne whose name is no
known at this hour.