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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
TnE sHIpBUILDERs.

BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE.
There was never band to lead en-
There Wa, never drum TO throo'
When they marched along In an
eager throng
To enlist for the Great Big JOB
But. say. II the kaiser could see EN-
With the sweat on each sun
bronzed brow
While their hammers ring ana thelr
slcdees swing
He'd put up his hands right now
Far from the field of glory,
Far from the hills OF France
While across the line the bullets
whine
And the hero waits his chance
They rear the mighty vessels
That soon across the foam
Shall bring troops and guns TIL the
beaten Huns
Are hurrying. headlong, home.
Crime and sweat is their portion
For many weary day
Hut the great ships grow with each
sturdy blow
As they steadily toll away
FOR battles are won by labor
As well as 10y cleaning blades
\nd the rivetors roar may aNail us
more
Than the sputter of cannonades
They toll in the smoky shadows
Mar from the field of fame,
put each willing heart plays mighty
part
In great and splendid game
And when IL is done and over
Their names will all be found
ON the shining scroll OF the honor
roll
When the glory Is going round!
pay tho President --
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"TARzAN OF THE APES"
THRILLS LARGE CROWDS
At OLYMPIC THEATRE

Saws New lofk IeNl'"' /.
Olympic got distinct thrill las'
night with the production on the
screen of the astonishing story Oh
"Tarfan OF the Apes" The daring
blot was unfoldcd with such reails''e
effect that the audience which over
flowed the Olympic theater uuls'
into enthusiastic acclaim at the many
startling situations caught ny INC
camera i'm the heart of forest III
widest Rrazn. OF course. the mover
that set the world by the ears was
built around plot laid IN Africa
Rut the moving picture artist VINO
screened the production last n's"e
had all the settings necessary LOT
the scenes. fro mthe vigorous eie-
infant who pushed over a tree INA.
stood I'm his path TO the widest OF
lions tigers. iaguars, PROCEDURES mo"
KEYS. apes, chimpanEees, gofillas anu
What not. The wild animals figured
an through the production from Tue
| first act To the finish. ana the way
thet were introduced AT times gave
| such shock to the audience as 10
cause an uncanny sense OF fear. IN
the foyer on entering there were
some trained apes and stuffed NE
ures OF other deniaens OF the forest
which we're doubtless intended To DC
"A psychological preparation for the
trent to come inside But that stunt
while amusing. was really unneces-
s,ry. because the pictures themselves
we're SO daring aud natural that MOI
even the famous Rainoy films APP
preached them. =,
The story of Tarzan Is so wei
known that It Is needless TO call II
into this review. II did not seem
. possible To catch in action In th'
mplcs this strange personality oil
the fancy of Edgar Rice burroughs
And vet the picture went the range
OF the extraordinary developments o.
the story The scenes included th'
meeting on shipbuard, the battle be
tween cannihals and white men, th'
y fight 10 the death between Tarkai
/ and the lion. and the no less thfiil
I INK struggle with the gigantic negr'
chieftain,
i Abe setting for the scenes In TN
old English family home we're JUS
as well done Az the fearsomo ones u
the wilds one can well imasin
d That. as the program SAYS, $dOo,oO
d vas spent on the production.
II Gordon Griffith as Tarlau the DO
! was matchless There was sin
,r pllcity that was convincing ana
" naivettc that showed the true arts
Elmo Lincoln as Tarzan the ma
N held the audience at his beck. u
IA wonderful agility and musculi
power were not whit better tina
his emotional strength, shown for
too brief spell In the closing seen
The one word 90 describe the vi
r. turo h marvellous.
a The production will he shoV
again today and tomorrow.
on pleased large crowds yesterday.
NJ Pay the President It.
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This b. true siOff NJ events which
happened Iu The days before there
was any rall f1r r1nservation. There
is aH The more need for making ltI
come true now.
A family of five mother father.
two bows and The baby decided 20.
70 somewhere Tor an outing One
morning about @ O'Clock they LETT
the house With car filled with
nails Of aIl sorts and sizes wash
fub or two. aud fhe necessary camp
ing equipment Father sieered the
old machine toward blueberry
patch. which was miles away. and
before niEhfiall they so up camp
rght in the middle - the patch
n you have never done o. You
! can't Imagine The JOS 70 camping In
the midst of Ia tluebfrry patch When
YOU close YOUR eyes ~ nlght. blue
] herries a. large as uatermelons hans
Ian giant huuches before your eyes
"a the daytime you feel like q siN.
4 veal. old. who has suddenly been
I made general manager ui a candl
] store
4 The family picked and pil ked
\ Even the baby SAT on a blanket anf
4 filled a fIn cup without moving from
Il place 20 place The family sen
l home aIih the sash Tub fuil % Der
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Tho production will he shown
again today and tomorrow. IL
pleased large crowds yesterday.
Pay the prcsldent---
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|. |. JOHNSON R[TIR[S
FROM SANTA f ROAD,
TO BECOME MERCHANT

d. O. johnson. agricultural ana
industrial 1r.r. H. 're santa fr ran.
wsr in fhr .fHaf@' rH'irrs today
from active EFfF service i1 enter
me-. tufr. t4r. JOB colorado
spr..r e. Hs Come fn Amarillo early
tr fsrr .. Hs.afHHf fH Do 81 Balm
en- fIa' f IN 'ffI
cultural dsfrlnr HeH' R1rk aIUnF me
santa Fr .n Tet1. tHI N.e Mexico.
o. ssttsmhsr 1915. rhen VI Balm
Or "a. transferred fa Topeka. Mt
johnson sas placed ia charge 90 this
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Rubil's TogFe a. f05 polk
rfreet b. undergo some extensive
remodeling OF th. exterior Of the
building. making more lirht and
room a balcony IL being built in
the rear Tor es' tailoring df
partment Mr. yid. the proprie.
tor. has been her for nine months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16

territory No successor has been
named and u Is likely that the va
cancy will not be filled during the
war.
when the Santa Fe railway spread
its lines over the virgin plans OF
Texas and New Mexico. men wrer
employed 10 study conditions and aid
development Men like Mr. Bainer
and Mr. johnson have worked faith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16

W. - -
French soldiers. who are In Ger
man prison camps. get two packages
of clothing and other necessities a
week from home.
Persons who hold 10 the old notion
that French women DO no work out
side their own homes should see the
rooms Of the Old Hotel de VILE In
Lyons, France. any day In the week
No Red Cross work room In this
country Is a buster hive of workers
Not only are the packages forI
French men held as prisoners in
Germany made up there by French
women. but the same women collect
aud distribute clothing for refugees
Furthest reaching OF all. possibly is
a directory Of every individual aud.
family In France which they are got
ting together This bureau. which
already fills several large rooms. has
already brought tosether hundreds
OF scattered and lost members of
refugee families
In close cooperation with this
work Is what the American women
IN the same city Gro doing for girls
and women who arc working boz the
great munition plans Three social
ceuters. all with cIfeterlas. are iu
operation In Lyons under the dirrc.
ton 81 the war wurk council az tho
Young Women's ristian assoria-
jion One needs Hnly 90 SEQ tho
French ladies auH munition girls
mingline in these pms AZ tho noon
hour 10 soc how "a nocracy is maxi
ing strides IN cor pe
The munition 81 and women are
uf an classes auU ages Although
the men omployc irc 81 every ua
ton tininesc a. aria. Moroccan
Portuguese ever. nation. the sirs
are all French 'Huy are refuge,
some belong 20 o' French mml,
dcsolatcd by "a, rar. MuIutud,
| have lost every o. tive and friend
There are dauFh IS. mothers and
sraudmuthers am r them
The Y " &. social rooms af,
the only places f.#t many have 10
which 10 spend Of work hours
They are made lofty with brIFh
hangiurs attract furniture au.
/, flowers There ar, eadinr and viii
INK tables. comf0r bic chairs. otrl
7 sewing machine 4 In some casc
81 ironing boards mere are game.
entertainments an 1uiet corners Oh
varying tastes T.e girls may cu
teriain their men q women friend
tieIe To The g'r these rooms ar
p ONE
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i:SOC10tV:

rles In the back seat sud the boys
riding ON the running board
This IL good time In which TO
initiate this thrifty family No crop
of berries is too large on too small
10 be neglected A dish OF fresh
fruit for breakfast or q pint put up
for winter is worth while. II YOU
haven't time to clean OF the few
bushes In the pasturc lot, let the
neighbor's children dc o.
Camping parties are the best soiu-
tions for taking care Of the huge
berry crops which go 70 waste yearly
in almost every state Instead OF
taking a 50O-mlle trip 10 a summer
resort take II to a berry patch
Black berries. red raspborries. blue
berries and several oth.r kinds at,
abundant in many Localities. Search
chem out and save them for winter
lnVaatI..t
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Tons OF SWEETS
FOR THE BONS IN FRANCE

Five hundred tons of JAMS TINS
ia one OF the items that viii be re-
uuired monthly by the American ked
Cross organization IN France IN con
nection with It's work among the
troops of the American Expeditionary
Forces. No wonder II Is necessary
for the folks at home to go niue
easy on sugar.
This 500 tons Of jam was one OF
.he items for which the Red cross
commissioner TO France cabled, Tor
the distribution through American
Red Cross Postes de Secours In the
army zone. through hospital repre-
scntatives at army hospitals ana 10
some extent at Canteens. Baslng ms
estimates on sliding scale TO pro
vide for the number OF American
ltroops II Is expected will be In France
| bv the end of the year, the commis-
| sioner stated that he would require
certain quantities of supplies, among
1.-the other articles listed being zoV
tons of chocolate, 30 tons oil cocoa
and large quantities Of gum tooth
| brushes and miscellaneous supplies
Il The commissioner cable stated that
in tho confusion OF battle, troops "
many cases have entirely lost thell
personal belongings and the SANE
fhing is invariably true OF men sen
to the hospitals \ supply OF th'
larticles named. In the hands OF th'
Red Cross. is particularly desirable
Pay the President.
kicrscy Me Kinney.
| A pretty wedding took place a
| 30 otlock yesterday afternoon
when Miss Mary Mckinney. daughter
Lot Mr. and Mrs S = Mckinney. iol
Harrison street. became the bride %
i a +. Kiorsey Of the civil engineering
| department of the Santa Re railroad
| the ceremony being conducted b,
| Rev Mr.. Gates. pastor Of the FRS
Baptist church The wedding wat
solemnized M the home OF the bride
parents. In the presence Of only
few intimate friends and relatives.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr aud Mrs. Kiersey left over tn
Denver for Clehurne where IN
groom's parents reside. and they vii
visit Dallas and other points In cen
trail and north Texas before thei
return
Mrs Kiersey Is q graduate Of III
local high school and has made
place for herself In local literary cil
rles she was married IN her gradu
lating dr,Is. an white. and carried
lbeautiful bouquet of pink and whit
roses She loh Zoo coat suit q
blue taffeta with accessories {
match
Mr. Kicrsey viii Doc romembTe
| by MANY a. o. member % the choir
/ tho First PrcsbvtrrN1 church u
| Is also editor of tho Amarillo colum
of the syuia Fc MAGAZINE
Tav the President -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sweater Of Heavyweight Wool.

Quantity of wool REQUIRED About
one pound or four ham, OF a. yarn
one pair Red Cross needles, No O..
diameter 10 inch.
Cast ON ~ stitches knit 2 purl .
for three inches. knt across and
purl back for ten inches, knit one
row.
tA) Knit q stitches, purl across
aud knit last q stitehes
tBJ Knit all the way across. re-
peat A and u for eight inches. knit
across and back eight times. making
four ridges. knit stitches. then
purl |. knit /. for ! stitches knit d
stitches. Bind off 20 stitches ful
neck
First shoulder & stitches
| purl 1, knit for / stitches knit
bitches. Knit stitches, then
lpurl knit for 10 stitches kni
stitches Continue 90 knit ant
9ur back and forth in this way l.
times which leaves the wool al nne
edge. break off wool aud tie IL on a
aeck opening for
Second shoulder-knil Z stitches
then purl /. knit for 10 stitches
knit stitches. Knit g stitchc,
then purl /. knit for / stitches
knit stitches. Continue to kni
and purl lack and forth IN this wa
/ "A times. which leaves the wool a
inner edge; cast on 20 stitches. kni
g, then purl /, knit for stitches
knit 6 stitches. knit across and bac
eight times, making four ridges.
i Ca Knit all the way across.
ca Knit stitches purl across
and knit last stitches repeat G. an
d for elght inches. knit across an
purl back for 10 inches. purl =, KIN
for three inches: bind off loosel
Sow up sides. leaving nine inches {,
armholes Single crochet one 70
around neck and armholes
Measurements N k wh'
stretched II k-12l y inches Aero
chest. not stretched, 1870 inches
Pay the President ----
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16
CalomeI Purified
Of All Objections

Chemists rid Doctor~' favorii" Mcl-
icinc ~ Nnuscating and Danger
ou> QUALITIES, New Variety TAU
cd "Calotahs,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-08-16

on account Of 'hr recent offensive
80 tho Marine SURGEON General Cor
.pas will call upon 'H" Red Cross 10
enroll 900 trained nurses week
dor ton weeks The emergency Is
.aruto and require. extraordinary 81
fort on tho part .i chapter nursing
committee Tho Rcd Cross can
render high sc,yire AZ this time by
stimulating the enrolment 10 train
I'd nurses for military service
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
IN AJUTORUL RUSIEI.

WASHINGTON, 13 Iunie. ~
Guvrenul American sc trndeste
din greu sd faca vre-un arania-
ment prin care s'ar putea trimi-
te oare earl ajutoare in Russia, fie
char trupe sub comanda Ruso-
AHericana.
Russia nu vrea sd aprobe vre-o
expediti,lne sub comanda japo-
neza. Tara priveste acum la Sta
teie Unite ca la Gel mai bun pri-
eten.
Aceste- stiri an fost primite as
taxi de Presa Unita din surse
demne de toata increderea.
Guvernul lucreaza la planul ca
in 4 Iulie sd fie in stare anunta
ca un million de oameni s'au i'm
barcat din porturile Americana
pentru Europa. De aci incolo va
trebui sd inceteze eli trimiterca
trupelor asa ca vapoarele toate
sa transporteze la provide 81
munitiuni.
Aceasta va da prilejul ca Ru-
sia sa fie ajutata GU inca alte tru-
pc. Piedecile earl stan in Gale
sunt multe, insa guvernul- face
tot eel sta in putinta ca sa iese
la un bun rezultat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
WILSON CERE APROPIA-
REA De 5000, 600, 900

WASHINGTON, 13 Iunic.. -
Presedintele Wilson va cere con-
gresului ca sa sc fntrebuinteze
inca $2O0,000,00O pentru marirea
industriei. Cerintele generalului
PeEShing de a~i-se trimite mattff-
ale de razboi creste mereu.
Pima nh Sc ia 0 imediaia actin.
ne pentrn marirea uzinelor elec-
trice in orasele unde Sc produce
munitiune, indnstria nu poAte
progresa, spune presediptele Ba-
rush de la comitetul pentru indu.
stria de razboi.
Orasele in care trebue marita
pntrea electricei sunt Philadel-
phia, Pittsburg, Wilmonxton,
Del; Baltimore, Newark, Niasa.
re- Falls, Canton il Massilion, 0s;
Camden 81 Burlington, ~. J.
llispce, Ohio; Connellsyille q
4 c'larmont
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
ACTlvITATEA AvIATORl.
elOR ENGLEZI.

/, LONDRA, 13 Iunie. De Du-
mineca trecuta 81 pima acum, a.
viatorii englezi, atasati la fortele
franceze carl tin partea de vest
a noului front de la Disc, all di-
stus 20 de aeroplane inamice. IN
timpul acesta All aruncat q to-
ne de bombe. Aceasta stire a So
sit sstazi aici in mod Official.
Aviatorii englezi, in timpul O.
peratillnilor Tor pc frontul Pi-
cardy, au doborit la pamint doua
aeroplane gernane, au scos altc
doua afara din lupta 81 an arun-
cat 18 tone de bonabe, strieind
raw calea ferata de Ia Cambria
81 cartierele trupelor ipsmice de
Ia Franmicourt. Unnl dintrs ae:
roplaaele engleze q dispsrut. B
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
SCRIS0ARE De LA Dl.
RECTORUL PuBLICITATII
DEPARTAMENTUL
MINISTRULUI
DE FINANTE.
Washington.
MAJ, 2S, 1918.
CITRE TOA7E ORGANIZATU-
lie (CIVILE ORR BISERICES-
TIL DIN STATELE UNITE.

ClTRE TOA7F ORGANIZATH-
lie (CIVILE ORR BISERICES-
TIL DIN STATELE UNITE.
Referindu-md Ia dpelM Minist-
rnlui de finante, eu rog cu respect
pc t0ate 0rgansGtiile carl din une-
le m0tire neinsemnate M az rds-
|puns la apelurile din trecut, a da
ojntorul puterei Tor organizate in
ldjmtorul intreprinderei financiale
a guvernului, DE a FACE ACUM
'ACEASTA. 4
DE a, forna consitete speciale,
sub comifete, a Mcyu NINA in NINA
cy comitetele peatrn cinzarea de
War Sarings, aceGsta foarte I'M
portant, 81 trebme dcm fdrd tntir-
xiere.
Comitctele locale pentru War
Sari,,gs, Organizatia Statulm PEN
tru War Sovin6s si Dmisia Streind
pentrN War Sauings della acest b.
ron IA coopera 81 pd "a ojuta IN
aceastd Sntrepriadere.
Al D-roostrd c9 respect,
(Su6sennat)
FRANK r.. WILSON,
y, n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
SFIN1IREA HALEI ST A
DRAPELELOR SOCIETA-
TEL ,,VASILE STOICAu !.

10. Drapelele Societatii Vasile
Stolca, apoi drapelele Societati-
lor dupa vechime. anume: Stea-
Ia Romlna, indianapolis, Senti-
nela RamIna, Fort Wayne, Ind,
Andreiu Baron de Saguna si
strucea Romina, Terre Haute.
Ind, Lumina Poporului Romin.
Indianapolis, Ind, DIR. Vasile Lu->
caciu, Clinton. Ind. 81 HE Mar
tin Salisteanul. Muncic, Ind.
Crmeaza apoi automobilcIc eli
persoanele strainc 81 din loc.
Automobilele an fost donate
de catre oraS, asa ca fiecare ia
mile din !oc sau din alt oraS
avut loc in automobile gratis.
COnvoiul percurge in Ordinca
de mai sus pc stradele principa-
lie pima la Court House
LA Court House cram astcptati
de mil de persoane. Vasta gradi-
ma din jur era ticsita de hume.
Majorul annntase ca lOcotenen-
tul Vasile Stoica din armata R0-
miniei va vorbi acolo. Pc plat
fgorma iau loc majorul orasului
Gu asistentii sal, lOcotencntul Va
sile Stoica, reprezentantii Y. S.
r. A.. 81 presedintele Societatii
Vasile Stoica.
Mr.. James Boughoase, asisten-
tul majorului. ca Chairman des-
chide seria vorbirilor, anuntlnd
publicului de serbarea RominfiOr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
UN PRISONER GERMAN
SCAPA vIATA 0MUlUI
CARE LA PRINS.
De: Fred S. Ferguson.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
Gu armata Americana La Mont
didier, 13 Iunie. - O liniste COM
parativa sa lasat din nou asupra
acestui sector 81 nttmai focul nor
NAL de artilerie mai intrerupc IL
nistea. Patrulele Americana sunt
foarte active 81 sunt mereu Gu
grije.
Prisonierii prinsi spun despre
perderi enorme ce an suferit ger
manii ca un rezultat al bOmbar-
darei noastre. Nici o schimbare
intre diviziile care >stau III fata
Americanilor nu S a facut. rapor.
teaZa prlsonierii.
Un caz rar de intereS uman 81
descoperit asia seara. Tn d,E-
man &c fost facut PRISONER a
scapat viata Americanului care
La capturat.
In lOcotenent care cOndus
patrula prins un geman in
transeiele prime 81 s'a intors in
darat. Ofiterul a fost greu rant
prin o explozie, germanul la le-
gat rama ell ceea ce avea la ell.
LocOtenentul atunci la arafat
drumul spre postul American.
Germanul a fugit pima la locul
indicat 81 spus despre cele in
timplatc. Locotenentul fost
salvat 81 Sc crede ca-si va reyeni
ip fire cit de cur1nd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14
cERMANN PRETIND CA
AU PRnVS ALTE $4,000
De PRlON|ERI.

LONDRA, l3 lunie. - Lupte
puternice au continual ieri pc un
front DE- cincizeci de mile, ince-
pind de Montdid1er 81 pima
la padurea Villers-Cottcret, Gu.
prinz1nd noua linie de la Disc 81
portia nord-vestica IA frontului
de la Marine.
La sud de Villers-Cotteret S 'au
dat lupte intermitante (care in
cep si' lar inceata, spre a/reince-
PEI intinzmdu-se pima la Cha
teau-Thierry, adaugind alte 25 de
mile la zona de lupta.
Pc frontul de, la Disc, francezii
au progresat putin spre vest 81
au oprit inaintarea germaniior la
sentru, pc ,cind dusmanul facut
noui progrese spre rasarit.
Oficiul de razboi francez a ra-
portat neui progrese in regiunea
padorii Belioy 81 st. Maur, prin-
zind alte 400 de prisonieri 81 o
mare cantitate de materiale de
razboi. Pc frontul de la St. Maur
81 pima la Antheuil nu a fost nici
schimbare.
Admiterea retragerei de la No
yOn a fost facuta in cOmunicatul
din Paris. LIMA franceza a fost
voluntar mutata la Bailly 81 Tan
cy-le-Val, ajungind la linia de la
Marne la vest de Nampcel. Re-
tragerea aceasta reprezinta un
teritor de aproape patru mile.
La nord trupele Aliatilor de la
Marine All ocupat Montcourt la 0
departare de doua mile, la sud
ost de Chateau-Thierry 81 la sud
de Bussiare. (In aceasta regime
este Marina Americana, precum
81 al noualea 81 al douazeci 81
trei.ea regiment de infanterie al
Statelor Unite).
COmunicatul german descrie
retragerea de la NoyOn ca for
tata' prin perderea inaltimilor
de la sud-vest de Noyon.
Germanii zic ca an prins alte
treisprezece mil de prisonieri.
Referindu-se la luptele date la
nord de la Marine, Berlinul zice :
Gu toate perderile mari dus-
manu- da atacuri in van la nOrd-
vest de Chateau-Thierry. Citeva
asalturi au fost respinse GU per.
deri mari
Maresalul de Gimp Haig rapor-
%aza despre Q rata ell mare sue
ces data in apropiere de Locre,
pc frontul din Flandra de
trupele franceze. De pe frontul
italian Sc raporteaza opcratii de
patrule, 81 respinserca, unel rate
austriace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14

Dumineca, 2 lunie. conform a
nuntaeri, Societatea ,.Vasile Stoi-
ca din Kokomo, Ind. STA sfintit
drapelele. 81 hala.
Actul sfintirci s'a oficiat de
catre preotii Rev. HE Pop din
indianapolis, Ind, 81 Octavian
Muresan din Chicago, Ill.,
Dupa actul sfintirei 81 vorbi-
rile ocazionale din partea preoti-
lor, vorbeste d-nul locotenent
Vasiie Stoica. D-sa spune poporu-
lnn (care sd compunea jumatate
din consatenii d-sale 81 jur) eau
zele earl l-au indemnat a parasi
Transllvania 81 intrat in arma-
ia Rominiei,
La ora p. m. Sa formeaza
convolul pentru parada in mo-
dnl urmdtor:
l. Politia orasului kokomo.
2. kokomo City Band.
3. Majorul opasului cu azisten-
til sal.
4. Grad Army Spanish Ame-
rican War.
3. Functionarii orasului ko-
komo.
8. LOcootenentul Vasile Stoica,
preotii 81 presedintele Societatii
Vasile Stoica.
Z. Muzica ,,Doina" din India
napolis, Indiana.
s. Caluserii din indianapolis,
Indiana.
g. Representantii L. s. r. A.
d-nii /. \. Sufana 81 A. Prize. \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-14

jinul unei miscari rcvolntionare in
Austria.
sin acelasi timp demagogia ne
pasatoare Bolshevikistilor carl au
facut pace separata in clipa celci
mai mari razvratiri din Austro-U Tn
garia, intarit multi imperialismul
Austro-German 81 a facut pc ele-
mentele democratic II; cada in mimi
le camarillei militare.
,,Situatia nn este Impede de loc,
dar desperarea populated este att
ia Gle mare incit sd pot aStepta ur-
mari grave.