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Seventh Grade.

Katharine Geyer. Mary Kurtz, Mil
bred Smith, May Miller. Ruth Skad
den, Matilda Stephens, Virginia Bouic.
Elizabeth Viewer. Marie Athey, Louise
Darlington Geneva Eckard. William
Hartley, William Bouic. James Myers,
Bernard Duke, ohomer Spaulding,
Cedric Sullivan, Albert Imbaeh. Rob
ert DeGrange, Louis Fristoe, Auburn
Woods. Paul Kastle.
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CH|LDRENH HATE y.
PILLS, CALOMEL
AND CASTOR OIL
IF CROSS, FsvERlsH, coNsTlPAT-
Ed, GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP
OF FIGS.

Look back ut your childhood days.
Remember the dose mother insisted
oil, oalomel. eathartics. How
you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form OF
physic simply don't realized what they
do The,ehildren $ revolt is well-found
ed. Their tender little "insides' are
injured by them.
II your child's. liver, stomach and
bowels need cleansing give only deli
cious California Syrup OF Figs" Its
action is positive, but gentle Millions
of mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative handy. they know children
love to take it. that IL never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach, and that teaspoonful
given today saves a sick child tomor,
row.
Ask your druggist for bottle OF
California Syrup of Figs, which has
full directions for babies, children of
all ages and for grown-ups plainly on
each bottle Beware of counterfeits
sold here See that it is made by Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company" Refuse
any other kind with contempt
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THE RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION
ASKS FOR EARLY DiSTRlBU-
TION OF FERTILIZERS.

Washington, D. C.-The United
States administration has asked that
farmers, agents and dealers all over
the country cooperate in getting
spring fertilizer moved at the earliest
possible moment. Winters congestion
may this year, as last year, reduce
movement of fertilizer. Fertilizer
shipped now insures at least part
getting to consumers in time for use,
and at the same time helps in freeing
the railways for what may be more
important service later in the season.
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There Is more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than all other diseasep
put together and for years IL was sup
posed to be incurahle Doctors pre-
scribed- local remedies. and by constant
~ falling to cure with local treatment
pronourcef 1t incurabie. Catarrh is 6.
local disease, greatly influenced by con"
stltutional conditions and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by # y
Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, is consti
tutionaI remedy. is taken internally
and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces OF the system. One Hundred
Dollars reward is offered for any case
that Halls Catarrh Cure fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family Pills sor constipation
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


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Court the undersigned speeial commits
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Eighth Grade.

Margaret Brown, Hannah Smith.
Louise Sullivan, Louise Mitchell, Ruth
Miles, Ruth Stating. Edna Sheely, Mar,
garet Sullivan. Elizabeth Dyehe Mary
Peck, Mary Stewart, Lucie Hardy
Frances Neel, Frances Albert, Cumi
Snyder, Earle Johnson, George John
son. Edgar Householder, Edgar Wolfes,
Donald Porterfield, Webster Gilbert,
Peyton Harrison. Harold Foster, Char
les Imbaeh Claude Stewart, Nathan
Katz. Howard Frye.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that S. A..
Sprinkle, q Special Police Officer Of
the Cumberland Valley Railroad Com
Ipany, residing in Martinsburg. Berke-
ley County, West Virginia, will apply
TO the Circuit Court of Berkeley Coun-
'ty' West Virginia, at a special session
thereof on the 9th day, Of December,
[l9lS, at 10 O'Clock a. ma, for "a license
TO carry weapons under the provisions
Iof the act Of the Legislature of 1909
|entitlcd 'sAa act to amend and re-en-
|att See. Of Chap. las, Of the Code Of
West Virginia relative to offenses
against the peace,
III 20 lots S. A. SPRINKLE.
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BURKE STREET SCHOOL.
First Grade.

lfcl 60C-
noris Billerbeck, Madeline Martin,
.c,.avs Fockler, Opal Gay, Lucie He'd
terrain Imbach, Della McCauley,
Virginia Morrison, Elmo Sanders, ia
u spauiding. Jean stuckey, Rather
Hare. Katherine Miller, Elmer
su,m. Walter Shade, Jack Sullivan,
lanes scheeiey. Max Bovey, James
peers Lewis Bowers, Ralph Gopen-
|l,rer Neville Castleman, Charles
|nvobe Kenneth Fulk, Paul Hedges.
harry Johnson, John Knipe, Herman
|urcoy. Edward Grove, Ernest Long.
|ptip steck. Roy Stun.
Second Grade.
Edward Bacon, Ambrose Binns, Sye
powers. Foster Callahan, Loring
prre, Howards Hardy, Dunaway Lick
| aer Miller Shade, Guy Spalding,
bmes Steck. William Stephens, George
Never, Banks Wilburn, Dorothy Bar
taur Rose Binns, Gladys Custer, Mar
|arite Dennis, Elizabeth Dyche. Fran
- ses Eppard, Myra Terrier, Kathryn
kobyhausen, kathaleen Miller Helen
Martin, Anna Poland, Dorothy Rob
rson Lottie Shriver, Margaret SLOT
lei Evelyn Viewer.
Third Grade. ~
Mitchell Bacon, Chenille Brum-
|nugh. Norman Cole, Page Darling
Fan Douglas Imbach, Ralph Lineberg
|Isek Nadenbousch, John Poland, AL
In Poisal, Oliver Rutherford, Sher-
nan Stokes. Edison Miller, Joseph Fer
|fRr, Carl Shicxld, Jack Widmeyer,
George Price, Kathleen Athey Myrtle
5pkler. Loretta Garrett, Reva Kirson,
fTa Rhodes, Elizabeth Jefferson,
gfances Sencindiver, Margaret Shan
foz. Katherine Watson, Mary Will
hams. Helen Hudgel, Winifred Kid.
g
WELL
Fourth Grade. ss
Edith Eppard, Margaret Slfoep, Car
fe Butts Tlfelnfa Dillon, Margaret
hedges, lI1fgis Grove, Katheria e:::IIssrr
Hson, Carrie Byers, Hazel Fristoe Ma
lon Small. Garard Homer, Max OAR
Hgton George Hollis. Robert Thorn.
hHg, Clarence Smith, David Hudgel
Douglas Messick, Edward Tonry, Hol
Bnd Burgan, William Shaull.
Fifth Grade.
Katherine Zimmerman, Gladys Har
Sarah Doom, Ada Stun, Helen
Niles Helen Peck, Anne Rarrison
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Bishop, Edna Butler, katorah Carper,
Virginia Carr, MafyTYaaees Eubanks,
Niaude McDermon, Frances lee Sci.
bert, Anna Lee Thofipson Frances
Wilson, Mabel Rarnsbarg,
Second Grade.
Elmer Romine, Raymond Davis, Paul
Emory, Clifton Coates, Jack Beavers,
Frank Dunn, Norman keesecker, Carl
Dyche, Ernest Dyehe, Bobby Clohan.
John Hough, Dudley Ferguson, Her
bert Houser Nelson Small, Lee Gar
rett. Chris Stocker, William Muliiss,
Velma Ciemmons. Harriet Seibert, Cora
Lloyd Lula Kibler. Mary Wilson.
Catherine Shipman. Myrtle Perkins,
Ellanora Bowers. Pauline Meadows.
Hazel Grimes. Julia Slaughter, Jane
Aler. May Rockwell.
Third Grade A.
Jack Lemon, William Clohan, Ray
mond Hartley, Roy Schumacher, Alvin
Russler Edgar Butler, Arnold Jacques.
Carol Seibert, Walter Sakeman, James
Holt. Catherines Gregory. Julia Nc
Dorman, Elsie Dern, Jane Link, vir-
ginia Crawford, Madeline Daiuto,
Annie kibler, Wanita Schumacher. Hill
da Thompson, Donna Chambers, Mil
dred Emory Margaret Rockwell.
Evelyn Bowers, Dorothy Mathna
Third Grade 8.
Harry Ewing, Charles Lord, Herbert
Thompson. Charles Appleby, Bruce
Chambers. jackson Grub, Leo Grub,
Leonard Shade. Wilmer McCasland
Edna Kline. Geraldine Hunt. Mamie
Legg. May Eagle. Anna May Barber,
Marie Eagle, Ellie Lamp, Katherine
Kilmer
Fourth Grade A.
Odessa Butler, Pauline Bowers, Ed
it'll Eutzy, Nancy Keefe. Louise McBee
Ella Pine. Charlotte Pearrell. Frances
Payne, Virginia Rudy, Helen Snyder
sncie Slifer, Esther Shaffer, Ruth
AGtlHphpil, IlDbIl BtdGu, w lillian
! Crawford, William Dean, Charles
Grimes. Elwood KILLER, Jack Kilmer
Allen Kline, Howard Legg. Robert
Quinn Cleveland Roberts, Lewis
Simpson. James Sellars, Bruce Snow
den, Newton Thatcher, Robert Wood
James Welty.
Fourth Grade q.
Bill AIer Allen Carper Mack Dg
vision, Dyre Eubanks. William Hemp
Joseph Hough, Martin Quinn, Bard
Strowbridge, Lee Watson, Eiizabetf
Dunn. Oneida Hollis Virginia Kauf
.Eiesf, Marguerite Mandigo. Lucy Miller
Bartella Rogers. Gwendoline Rudy
Beatrice Shade. Pauline Smith, Gladys
| Stevens. Olive Williams
/ Fifth Grade A.
Elmer Brown, Arthur Brown Donalt
Chambers, Ray Chambers, Harry Co
penhaver, James Dern. Dougla.
Grimes. Dudley Lee Harley, Arnolt
Hipsiey. Kent Miller, CAN'T Miller
Latane McCauley, Howard Mcdonald
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A PATRIOTIC DUTY

You were asked to give up
wheat, and you did it. You
We're asked TO economize on
sugar, and you did it. You were
asked to observe heatiess Mon
days and gasless Sundays--and
you did that too.
These were wartime measures
designed to accomplish specific
purposes. There is another war
time measure which every farm
er and truck gardener who ex-
poets to use fertilizers next
spring. must observe.
Fertilizers must be ordered
now and shipment accepted at
once. Fertilizer factory forces
have been severely cut down
and it is only by starting in
now and running every day ,ln-
til sprjngu that anything ap-s
preaching an adequate supply,
of fertilizers can be PRODUCED
The farmer must help by getting
X the hnished goods out OF the
factory and out Of the way SO
more goods Fan be made.
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What Shall | Give?

Buy Jewel for Gifts and how much pleasure
Of the giving eey permanent value and lasting and
everybody likes You will be surprised what only small
amount will buy here in reliable jewery. In fact
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JOHN STREET SCHOOL.
First Grade.

= john Hemp. Charles bern, Wilson
asars. 81 tFea EanersonS F9pyd Menegans
Chester Pine, Franklin Russler, jul
nior Stewart, Morris Young. James
Dean, Carleton Emory, Donald Lind
say, Jack Rind, Dell s,eter, Austin
Rudy, Gilbert McKown, Prince Snyder,
Alma, Beaver, Mary Page Chambers,
Evelyn Crawford, Ividine Edwards,
Lucille Frye, Elsie Garrett, Edna Har-
ley, Mary Miller, Mary Jane Wellen,
Elsie White. Mildred Beard, Aida
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-04
HONOR ROLL

Tho first Honor Roll of the graded
sools for the present school year
q. been given us for publication by
Superintendent Morton.
:. contains the following names:
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Eiahth Grade.
HIGH STREET. SCHOOL.
First Grade.

w. Homer Johnson, Louis Davis,
Howard Sigafoose. Joseph Cumiskey,
Granville Custer. Howard KEGS. George
Brown, Charles Elliott. Lee Mcdonald
Goldie Keedy Edna Palmer. Roxanna
Rentch, Dorothy Hughes, Christine
Voorhees,. Margaret Lemen. Norma,
Riker, Maxine Mcdonald Ella Me-
Bride. Ethel Marker. Merle Aikens,
Ola Rutherford 4H
Second Grade.
Clarence Boxwell Fred Baehman.
John Butts, William Crook, Clarence
Gregory, Edward keady, Charles My
ers, Bruce Rentch, Chenille Mid
meyer Curtis Wolf Charles Keesy.
Ruth Bremen. Helen Coleman, Evelyn
Foreman, Thema Goode, Nellie Hob
day. Mamie knightoil, Ethel Vangos-
en-.
Third Grade.
Earl Boxwell, Silas Caskey, Harvey
Knighten, George frederick, George
Vorheese. Paul Yeakleyr Hilda Aikens,
Helen Britt, Alma Burkhart, Helen
Davis, Dorothy Edison, Alburta Heck,
Bette Lake, Minnie Nuremberg, Mary
Rockwell, Florie Rutherford,
Fourth Grade.
Carlton Davis, MAtfn DeHaven,
Howard Elliott. Charles Johnson. Don.
aid Hammil, Knight Mcdonald, Syl
Ivester Smith, Jack Watson, Lena Bren.
|ner. Pearl Dorand, Ruth Hutton, Helen
Miller, Dorothy May Voorhees,
Fifth Grade.
Fred Boehm, Grant Custer, Mervin
Hutton, Bernard Kearns, Bruce Mar
Tin, Thodore Psalidas, Howard Siler
Mary Aikens, Gladys qBoltz. Lottie
lBrenner, Margaret Britt Freeda Heck
Louise Kline, Anna Mcbride, Ruby
Michael, Alma Powell
Sixth Grade.
Elsie Aikens, Leona Combs. Ruth
Crook, Gladys Gergory Naomi Needy
Virginia Needy, Sarah O'Brien, Eloise
lSemler, Virginia Voorhees,, Leonard
Nuremberg, Lansdale Piper, John
Murray Francis Nicodemus, Margaret
Anderson, Mildred Heck, Julia Myers
LOWE Sakeman
Seventh Grade.
Leroy Coleman, Boyd Keller. Bert
Kline, Frank Myers, Pauline Boehm
Ruth Burkhardt, Audrainne Seibert
Agnes VanMetre. Raymond BoxwelI
Myrtle Hudgins
Eighth Grade.
! Whitney Michael Walter Knighten
James Mcdonald, Robert Cline. Aller
Bird, Ernest Siler. Ruth Fellers. vir
lginia Rimel. Lenora Slnaltz Edna
Brsntner, Mae Heck, Helen thinner
man, Rachel Caskey.
| Continued on page six)
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Laura Stewart, Sallie Barrett, Nellie
Butts. Marie Thomas. Elizabeth SEN
cindiver, Anna Spillman. Rose Hollis.
Hazel Athey, Audrey Duke, Mable I'm
ger. Helen Young, Newton Bowers.
Ralph Hines, Kenneth Crowell, Doug.
las Thomas, William Stewart, Craig
Young, William Licklider, Redwood
Binns, Guy Hardy, Ellis Sullivan,
Clair Montieth, Fred Zirkle.
Sixth Grade.
Virginia Ramsey. Margaret Stew
art. Virginia Turner, Margaret Hyatt
lmogene 4 Miller. Vigrinia Imbaoh.
Geraldine Wall. Lorraine Lynn. Mary
Castleman, Ruth Dyche. Doris Snyder,
Winifred Anderson, Ethel Eppard
Ruth Knaggs Edward Jefferson, Fred
Dyche, Tom Peck. Charles Delaney
Ralph Staubly, Nathan Rhodes, Wal
lace Degrange, Francis Hoffheins. Jack
Fiery John Won Schlegell, Marshall
Homer, Burrel Martin. Pearson Binns
Nat Boyd; Granville Hinton, Roy Har
dy Julia Wild, Roy Hull
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-04

Gus Wiltshire, Margaret Caskey
Blanche Davis, Bertha Griffith Ger
aldine Williams. a&
Fifth Grade B.
Edna Daiuto. Mary Davis. Mary Fet-
ger. Mary Gaff. Bernadine Meadows,
Mary O'Brien. Anna Rutledge, Nora
Lloyd. Gladys Hutsler. Charles Greg
DRY. Lawrence Kline. John Manspeak.
er. John w Miller. Thomas Sparrow,
George Sparrow Henry Spillman, Char.
les Yontz, Justin Buckley.
Sixth Grade.
Sam Aler. Ellsworth Barney, William
Carper. John Thomas Chambers, John
Gardner, Charles Hedges Marshall
Keller. Jacob Kershaw. Theodore Mat
thews, Junior Miller. William Hen
shaw, Goldie Beeler, Lois Bowers, Vel
ma Bowers, Edna Beard, Marguerite
Blake, Edna Eubanks. Mary Hodges,
Evelyn Hodges, Ruth Kline, Boydie
lsdihbfii, HOtbt isClitNit' iepSt NteeSoh.
Josephine Manford, yalaria Martin,
Isabelle Miller, Gertrude McDorman,
Frances Roberts. Elizabeth Spaulding,
Liz Earl Young.
Seventh Grade.
William Bradford. Hart Dawson.
George Grove, Harley Linton. Robert
Lloyd, Tom Martin, Raymond Miller,
Irwin Noll, George O'Brien, Charles
Small, Downey Thompson, Wendell,
Wagely, Archie Young, Margaret Barr,
Roxie Beeler, Lorraine Chambers. Mel.
lie Clark Corrine Eversole, Margaret
Geyer. Ethel Jones. Mabel Lynn, Mary
Louise Thompson. Phyllis Thompson,
Mary Young.
Eighth Grade.
Matoaka Striblings Gladys Pitzer,
Margaret Lambeth. Jane Moran, Eva
Pickett, Velma Ettinger Louise Bnrk.
hart, Alice Kline, May Burns. Elizabeth
Chambers, Ida Daiuto. Dolly Mead.
ows, Mary Hough, Neva Slaughter,
Amelia Eubanks, Mary Ellis, Nina
Whisner, Ethel Dick. Chas. f. Eu-
banks Meade Kitchen, Alton Payne
Clyde Nicodemus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31
CUM Sc FIE?
De: Un cetitor.

All sapamfna laat eu parte la marea adunarc
poporaa din aa soceatii ,,Carpatina', din Cleveland O.
Am fos foarte vessel vad pc un dntr runtas neamnu
nastrn aud Cd rdica sub auspcle gei fund
nenrea pentru rdcarea de scoale penn rati de
- lata - 'mi-am zs - un fund trebuie spriiinit.
Am dat in r1nd ceilalt ST. de vol trai mai
da cc dorina nesacata darnca noasa atunc
cind nj pune despre ce de Multi ori altman
snernee 81 delauram ntunerecul pentru fiji Roei
poata da nante, sd stea alaturi de ate neanuri.
Nh stiu clm,dar astaz, abba la saptAmna dupace
cetit raporul TRIMS de ,Corespondentu despre adunae
della Brewster della Masso Sc pare ca moi lara ne incur
cam la Cleveland vorbit deajuns despre nou
fond ca fe 81 fie ell Iatae la saptam
M ca n mai sm de ondu della ceput 81 din fondu pentru
sco della Cleveland O in Brewster 81 Massio nouenm
90 Sc numeste fond national de ajutor4s.
Am 0ett satutele Ligii aic aflat vorba or po
mani de asfel de fond m intreb pc In
lrst zee facens Ce fel e foduri si nur
dxs Ori fiecarc sat trebqe Sc aba alt sol de fondg
ts de tot En cred "a este timpu Sc nj Sc dea es-
ei npriyiDta aceasa Sc ea deslus se nj Sc arate
daca este ~ purtam csn,rane care repseast
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

pc din Russia, unde Sc refug toti
cci ce nh nutresc ginduri tocmai
bune. A tras ell la casa, aci mo-
,jieul rus; a inceput sa-sl spuna
nacazyrile lui, spus cum unul
din fcciorii lui, un pOpa in un sat
vccin a fost condamnat la ocna,
al doilea fost dus in armata ta-
.ui unde a murit, lar al treilea Il
fost spfnzurat pentru ca Sc ames-
tccase in. revolta. Pugasceff a
ascultat la plingerile batrinnlui 81
a zis:
..Acestea Sc pot remedia
Mojicul priv la el 81 zise cu a
mar: Cine poate sa inyie feciorii
mel NORTH
..Accla care a inviat cu scopul
de nmori" raspnnse linistit Pu-
gasceff.
Cine poate Fl acelas''
,,Tarul". fu raspunsul hi Pn-
gasceff.
,,Tarul Gel asasinat r. intreba
mojicul.
lei fost omorIt de sase orr
raspunsc Pugasceff, Isl totusi tra-
ieste. 81 STA facut drumnl sprc a.
ceste tinuturi''.
,,D-ta spui aceasta, insa cum.
poate Tarul sd vina incoaci?"
,,El este 'deja aici."
..Unde este 2"
,,Aici, in pefsoana mea"
,,Foarte bine, foarte bine - ras-
punse batrinul rus. fnteleg &C,
vrei. Eu o sd flu Gu tine daca
vrei. Pentru mine tot una, nn--
mai sa am nn conducator. lnsa
cine tc va crede ca til esti Tarul.
in scurt timp, din stepcle Ru-
siei Tarul Petru al HI-lea fost
fabricat din Pugasceff ~ ce-si
fndrcpta armatele strinse in nripa
snrc capitala tarei, ca 81 puma
nina pc Caterina ne care q
iAhea.
Adeca daca Tarall Petru al
III-lca a putnt. invia dc sase, SAP
te ori, de &c Tarul Nicolae 81 M
inrie 81 el de mai multe orr.
In Russia, conditiiIe stunt att
de incqrcate, incit pc mort na-i
n0ti crede.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-31

cetesc correspondents dui Toma, della Paris receesc
"'Intee din manifestul consuui national romin ,Natiu
noa romneasca mai bne pusee dec Sraiasca
81 pc mai departe in sugarnicia 81 robia strenilor
', emaza CIT adevar spus in ceva cuvihte de o nau-
nlrcaga!
- IN timpul cnd mi mezesc gelele ma cuget la moi
h"nI DIN America Consuu national de acasd vorbca in
eo unei na1un ntregi In numele ceor La moi
Ec a volbit in numee nosru al tuturora?
Sa ni-o marturisim SINGER
Ca oar noi batu am fost Gle Dumezeu seavem otdea,l
ma sflai nostr, carl de ndat rori de conucao-
ri - tipa.
La moi to critci toti Sc pricep la critical to an
drcpul spuna e inre impreiurar date ar Fl facu
MAJ mutt Oar inca vazut pasind in faa publculu pc
oml care Sc faca critica obectiva psita de iteres
Aol ne pizmuim pc tene de aacer Uni cred in
dopatl mai mutt alt dea directive pa iuro
antureze.
81 doamne bine fl dacd fecarc STAR tine nacazure
detxlile esecurile acasa, lear rme la Berlin DAD
iii, eel i7ca ure ca asta
Nh
81 ata de incepe bolsevis1nu in ecare z vezi prn
znd in mini lucrur moi, tratnd ate ale teme scuurn-
c Gle mneca pubculu, otravindu sufletu cinst
Gle in fecare ri prnd cite ideie, hnuesc depln,
arsca numa pc bomba esploadcze in public.
Poae Dumnezeu erte, uni in eul acesta sunt nva-
at sd 81 serveascd neamu astfe de chri cred alum
ga - deasupra.
La noi gindeste nimeni adnc asupra celora ce
lie spine Arunca vorba in doa curata stora nebu-
nul peatra in fnna 81 ntelepti pu-
tnt . scoate afara.
La moi ata Asa instrueaza publicu 81 drept coroana
Ia oatc tot cei sun nacjitii tot eli mai vim 81
Cottorii Timn uuiti mai stu Sc ereada, cui Sc
creada Nelncrederea laeste prnde radAcni ata
suntem in stare nc decaram ca mai hne pustim
declt sc train 81 pc mai departe in robie
Da, penr-ca uni doresc Sc train pc mai departe.
ST doresc train in roba nunereculu nesne PEN
t dnsii Isl spraveasca nezrt neconroIati de
meni trehsoaree de afaceri personale
varat
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NlF0RMATIUN|

Expozitie la Paris. - Paris. -
Primaria orasului va cere guver-
nului sa ia masurilc trebuinciOase
prin care sa Sc aranjeZe o expozi-
tie coloniala inter-aliata la Paris.
fie in anul 1920. fie in 1921.
in armata celor fugiti.. - Am
|strrdam. - Ziarul Krcuz Zeitung
anunta ca generalul Erich Luden-
dorff lOcueste retras fntr 'un satu-
|lct german. unde-si serie mpmorii-
le.
Foe. - Oil City, Pa. - Tn foe
cane ars complect cladirea fir
mel Reid Gas Engine Co., facut
paguba de cmci snte de Mi de
dolari.
Ucisi in accident. Ridgway,
Pa. Tn trcn al liniei Pennsyl-
vania a lovit In autOmobil care
trecuse peste sine, omorind dol
oameni 81 raniti de moarte pc inca
alti dol.
Decorarea unui sef Arab. -
|Londra. Printul Fcisal, flu ra-
iahului Hedjas, f0st decorat de
regele George al Angliei en- IAN
tut ordnnlui regal Victoria. A.
|ceasta distinctie lisa dat pentrn
purtarea sa vitejeasca in eampa-
MIA din Palestina. Printul, care
face o mare impresie in costumul
|sau nativ, nu poate vorbi limba
|engfe7A 81 conycrsatia in decnrsul
Iceremoniei a f0st inlesnita prin Az
jutor,ll pn,li tilmaci.
Trecerea atlanticului il q ~
ore. Toronto, Ont, gn rn aes aIes
.ropIan Gu cinci cilindre ayind So
putere de 1000 de eais l1cn lell-
ttl colonel GoljslJa A j & III
iheenea ii Apsjl e. N llg e
4 aeapnl n a - g| I p! y \
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0M1As sAp. 1890
Ohio: Rrea tirxi1 4 comanda ca
.lendare acslms
Daca. nu ati comandaf mai de
finpuriu odata GU celelalte sccie-
tati. All cu p6rere Az rati M "a
nptem trimite nici annl e. nn
nai ayetils Il e ,sE Il d & 2.' s'
Cls soss q, \ =
= sdlIl A. y
q l| eoE| !! Il. soeii@ !! & ~ pde1A