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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24
THE kAIsER's PRAYER
The Latest UItim.tsr.
It, Gott, dear Gott addention,

Gott, Gott, dear Gott addention,
blease.
Your broder villhelm's here,
Und has wort or two to say
Into your private ear.
So durn away all udders now
Und listen veil to me,
For vot I say concerns US much
Meinself und Shermany.
You know. dear Gott, vas your
friendt,
Und from mein hour of birth
l gladly let you rule de heffen
Vile I ruled DER de earth,
Und ven l toldt mine soldiers
OF by-gone battle days,
gladly split de glory
Und gif you half de praise.
In effry way l tried to brove
Mein heart to You vos true,
Und only claimed mein honest share
In great deeds dot We do.
You could not haf better friendt
In sky. or land or sea,
Dan Kaiser Wilhelm number Two,
De Lord of Shermany.
So vot say, dear Gott, is dis,
Dot We should still be friendts
Und you should help to send mein foes
To meet dair bitter ends.
If you, dear Gott, will dis me do
I'll holdings ask again,
Und you und l will broders be
For effermore, Amen.
Und listen, Gott, It must be quick
Your help to me you send,
Or else ! haf to stop attack
Und only blay defend.
So four und twenty hours I gif
To make de Allies run
Und put me safe into mein blace,
De middle Of de Sun.
If you do dis. I'll do my bart;
I'll dell de vorldt de fact;
But if you don't, den must tink
It Is an hostile act;
Den var at once will declare
Und in mein anger rise,
Und send mein zeppilin ships to wage
A fight up in de skies.
Dis ultimatum, now. dear Gott,
Is one Of many more.
Mein mindt is settled up to clean
De whole vorldt off de floor.
Because you vas mein broder, Gott,-
An extra chance is giffen.
So help at once, or else Ill be
De Emperor of Heffen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Last Tuesday Richard Bailey re-
ceived news by wire, of the death of
his brother Frank, at Englewood,
Colo. He died of Spanish Influenza
and another brother is reported to
have the disease. These boys are
brothers Of Mrs. Elmer Bottenfeld.
Richard Bailey left Wednesday to at
tend the funeral but Mrs. Bottenfield
was unable to go.
Mrs. Lawrence Snyder was down
from Smith Hill Monday on business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24
Arbsy osvette Dead
Tho Gupnieon Emnire

1He 0uuIlISOn PhC
The sad news reached US Sunday
morning of the death of ABBEY Ca
vette of Grand Junction, Colo. He
died of pneumonia after an illness
of nearly three weeks.
Mr.. Gavette is well known in and
around Gunnison, having been in the
grocery business here for several
years with his brother, and the fam
lily being among Gunnison's oldest
residents. After the business was
closed the family moved away and
ABBEY has since been engaged in
driving stage from Grand Junction to
Debeque.
married to Adalia Stark, who gradu-
ated from the Normal here and had
taught a very successful term OF
school at Pitkin. He is survived by
his wife and two children, also his
mother, four brothers and a sister.
He was member Of the E. F. U.
Lodge here.
The Empire joins the many friends
of the family in deepest sympathy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

"We are convinced" writes the Su-
pervisor of Administration to the
Massachusetts, legislature, "that there
is an obligation on the public author
tiles to furnish more substantial aid
for the blind than is now provided
aid which shall be free from the taint
of pauperism, elastic enough to care
treated in any other way and with
out injuring the educational, indus
trial and re-educational work now
being carried on thruout the state" "
The Colombo bill now under initia-
tion is certainly rational on all these
points and deserves the support Of
every voter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mink were in
town from Jacks Cabin, Friday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

H. Waters was a visitor in town
Sunday, from Sargents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Mrs. Richard Bailey is quite ill this
week with severe attack of tonsil-
tito
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

VIM. Whalen made a trip by auto
to Gunnison Saturday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Rev. H. H. Deck was an arrival on
the late train Friday evening.
PURCHASE W. 3. .. STAMPS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24
Local and Personal

G. A. Botsford of Irwin, was in
town Sunday,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

PURcHAsE VI. .. .. sHAnPs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Mr.. Frank Bulkley of Denver, spent
several days in town and at Smith
Hill last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Mrs. George L. Miller drove up
from Gunnison Wednesday, bringing
with her Mrs. H. A. Decker, who had
been visiting in Gunnison, and Mrs.
l. A. Studhalter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-24

Miss Beryl Nutting spent a few
days here last week with her sister
Miss Ruby Nutting.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
SOME LIZARD YOU
 FOUND OLD MAN

New York, Nov. 15.-Distinguished ichthy yologists and herpetologists met here today to hear about the largest Hazard ever discovered. The enor- nous reptile was found in the wilds of Borneo by H. c. Raven of the American Museum of Natural History.
 MT. Raven was amazed, he told the scientists, when he met the gi- gantic lizard in the -jungles. He didn't believe it was possible at first, but definitely established that he had not been deceived by mirage.
 This lizard officially described as a flesh eating monster, was larger than any reptile of it's species ever before encountered, measuring 16 feet from nose to tail and built in proportion. Herpetologists have found fragments of what they took to be prehistoric lizards of enormous size but the largest one ever seen alive, until MT. Raven found his in Borneo, was only 10 feet inches in length.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22

eled not more than 200 yards when they stopped and dug a hole in the sand about three feet deep. It was a little too small for the body, but Taylor tamped it in with a shovel, and when he had put it in place, he look ed at it and said "You--, that was pretty good shot" The body up and the blood stains were washed off the car.
 Robs the Body.
 Taylor, who had taken the truosers off the body, took Lyshon's watch, his bill of sale for the car, and drove on. He said to the boy: My names Ly- shon; don't call me Bill any more; call me Charlie"
 Among the belongings of Lyshon which Taylor appropriated were two Liberty Loan buttons which the mur- derer was still wearing yesterday with the air of one who had assisted in making the world safe for demo cracy.
 When Taylor arrived in town he went by the name of Lyshon, and un' der the name he sold the car. After his arrest at Las Vegas it was found that he had pawned Lyshon's watch there.
 Thompson's description of the To- cality where the murder had taken place had been telegraphed to the sheriff's office here. His statement in relation to ''black mountain" and a dry well led to the supposition that Lyshon had been killed near the old McGinn well about three miles beyond the old Beecham station, and search was at once made in that vicinity, but there was no evidence of the sand having been recently disturbed.
 Pick Reveals Body.
 Deputy Harry De Winton found an old pick not far from the we'll, but as the boy had said that they had driven some distance from that point, search was not made in that immediate VI cinity.
 Taylor said yesterday that he could take the officers to the body, and he was taken out with Sheriff Wilky, Un dersheriff Squires, County Attorney Laney and Deputy Sheriff Charles Nafziger. Taylor either could not or would not point out the place. It was realized that it would be difficult for enc to go to the spot on the desert he | lad visited only by night. | On the return of the party, Thomp on said that he thought he could pick D the spot and he described it more i fully thanbefore. DeWinton mentioned having found a pick near the old well ] Then Thompson said tt was their
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
JOHN MCGOWAN DIES
 AT SAFFORD HOME

John McGowan, aged 52 years, died Sunday, November 10, 1918, at Saf- ford from diabetes, from which he had suffered for ,15 years.
 Funeral services were held at his late home Monday afternoon, at 200 o'clock, Rev. E. A. Gottberg, pastor of the Globe Baptist church, officiating. The music was furnished by the Baptist choir. The casket was covered with many beautiful floral offerings.
 Interment was made in Union ceme- tery, after a short prayer by Rev. Got berg.
 John McGowan was born in Boone vile, N. Y, September 8, 1866. He was a graduate of the Law Depart ment of the University of Minnesota in 1892, and practiced law at Rose burg, Ore, before coming to Ora ham county in 1895. He lived at Solomonville and Stafford for four years and practiced law.
 MT. McGowan was a member of the school board for one term.
 In 1903 he was married to Mrs. Emma Lassiter. They removed to Bisbee, and later to Douglas and Tombstone, returning to Stafford in 1908
 He served as district attorney in 1908, filling out Wiley E. Jones term when he joined the Rough Riders Regiment.
 He was elected county attorney in 1913 and served one term.
 He is survived by his widow and one daughter, Miss Helen McGowan
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22

lived practically all his life in Ari- zona and was Texan by birth. He said he had had no education to speak of, and at an early age went in- to the cattle business. His relatives lived in Globe, he said, and that he had a nephew on a farm somewhere in Maricopa county.
 Sarted Career Early.
 Woods had his first trouble with the authorities when as a boy of IT he was arrested in Navajo county over cattle difficulties. He was sentenced to prison for five years, but secured a new trial and was acquitted. Later 1c had trouble over horses" in Co., chise county and was sent to the state prison for year, securing a pardon at the end of his first six months.
 After reviewing his prison record, Woods casually mentioned the murder
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
Back From MogoIIon-

Back From Mogollon-
 F. 1T. Beauchamp returned this week from a hunting and prospecting trip in the Mogollon country. He was de- pected on account of the quarantine established there on account of the flu epidemic. He says that when an army doctor from Deming arrived, when the epidemic was at it's worst, the doctor commandered a barrel of whiskey for medicinal purposes.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
pick and they had left it near the

pick and they had left it near the grave.
 Thompson was taken out in the evnlng, and as soon as he came in sight of the black mountain which turned Out to be the well known Black Butte" he said that was the place.The bCdy was quickly found. The old well was rearby. Thompson said that Fay for first intended to throw the body into the well, but after tossing a TO-, down, he sad was net deep en--i,,:i
 Record of Outlaw.
 Last night Justice Wheeler took out a jury composed of Jos. Stofford, R. A. Ryan, Bert Rinard, Bob Hunt, w. J. Smith and Charles Swavely to view the body, after which the body was brought to Whitney's undertaking parlor.
 Taylor, the murderer, is man of 70 or 60 years and he has the face of a murderer He has the record of an outlaw, a cattle rustler, who had pre- viously infested southern Arizona. He gave as his excuse for bringing Ly- shon and the boy with him on that trip he knew where there was a cache" somewhere in the south. Tay- Tor more recently was mine foreman at Ely, Nevada. Thompson who is a boy of 16, quite intelligent and well educated for one of that age, comes of a good family at Milford, Utah.He had hene employed by Taylor in the mine at Ely Lyshon was about 55, miner and is said to have a wife and two children somewhere in Montana. Sentenced for Life.
 With a life sentence at the state nenitentiarv at Florence, Willis Wood must pay for the crime committed on Nov ,, when he shot and killed Chas. H. Lyshon.
 Judge Stanford sentenced the nun derer at 1:3O o'clock yesterday after noon after the defendant declared that he had nothing to say.
 He entered the court room with Dep uty Sheriff Charles Nafziger and icalmly lighted a cigarette and started to smoke until his attention was call ed to the fact that he was in the court room He then tossed the cig- arette carelessly to one side and calm ly faced the court and without @ change of expression heard the life sentence imposed.
 Refuses Attorney.
 Woods was arraigned earlier in the day and advised of his legal rights He said that he would not employ an at ltorney as he intended to plead guilty to the crime for which he was charg- ed. Again in the afternoon he de- clared that he did not wish counsel, although Robert Jarrott, assistant lcounty attorney, stated that there was no reason for leniency and asked the eXreme penalty which the court could impose.
 In reply to the question asked by Judge Stanford Woods stated that he was 55 years of age and that he had
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22

for which he had just pleaded guilty. He exonerated Leonard Thompson,the 16 year old boy whose story of the crime caused Woods arrest in Ne vada.
 ''The boy had nothing to do with it. said Woods. T had trouble with Lyshon all along the way and was so enraged at the man I did not know what l was doing. I'd been drink ing, too.''
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
)n Business in New York-

On Business in New York-
 postal from Herman M. Belasco, manager of the Peoples Store on Chase Creek, announces his arrival in New York City where he is mak- ing his spring purchases. MT. Belas- co expects to return to Clifton in the near future.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
hooray for Banana
 Peel ''Gets-l
Only Real Way to Get Rid of Corns.

Which do you prefer "a corn that pulls or a corn that peels? Butchery rid of your corn the peel-ofr way. the blessed way. You don't need @ pull.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-11-22
KILLS COMPANION ID GET AUTO
 AND BURIES HIM IN DESERT

Continued from Page 5.)
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protest german contra conditiu-
nilqr de armistitiu a fost primit
de la Nauen in toate partile, rrin
telegrafia fara sirma,.
Aceasta din urma plingere a
fost facuta de generalul Won Win
terfeld. Ell Sc opune faptului ca
armata germana fost facuta sd
MI mai alba nici 0 putere. Iata ce
a telegrafiat:
,,Nu sc poate crede altfel deceit
ca malta comanda aliata are in.
tcntia sa Dissolve 81 sd nimiccasca
complect ar1nata care in Occurs
de cincizeci de luni stat glori-
CASA inaintea altora Gu multi mai
superioare in numar; 81 al carei
front nu era rupt la 1ncetarea
ostilitatilor''.
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RELATIILE fNTRE PERU ST
CHILE AGRAVATE.

BUENOS T AIRES, 26 Nov. =
Relatiile diplomatice> dintre Peru
81 Chile sunt foarte agravate. Mi
nlstrul de externe peruvian de-
els ca sa recheme pc toti consult
dim Chile din cauza demonstratiu-
nllor anti-peruviene de la Tqui-
que. Neintelegerile S s'au iscat din
vechea disputa asupra provincii-
lor Tasna 81 Arica, pc care Chile
lea luat de la Peru.
Bolivia sa crede ga simpatizea-
"a Gu Peru, 81 sd spera ca prin
atltudinele lor pro-aliate. vor oh.
tine un port la oceanul pacific, la
conferinta de pace.
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IN Y VITAR z,

Socletatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Simion Barnutiu" din
Chicago, ILL.,, a aflat de cuviinta
ca pc ziua de 90 Noembrie 1918
Thanksgiving Day., sa aranjeze
IN .banchet in favorul Socictatii
in. hala d-lui Nick Dragiciu din
Clyborn Avey in cinstea desrobi-
rel neamului rominesc de la Hunf.
La acest banchet este obligat fie-
care frate membru a lua parte,
pc linga aceasta s,lnt rugati toti
fratii romini din Chicago 81 iur
lua parte la acest banchet.
Sc vor, tinea mai multe vorbiri
81 declamatiuni din partea repre-
zentantilor de 'fata.
Muzica nationala de sub condu-
eerea d-lui Costa Manciu va dis
ira onoratul public cu>cele mai
frumoase arii de dams 81 cintece
natIOnale.
Pretul de intrare la banchet
$1.00 de persoana.
Suprasolyiri Sc primcsc Gu ma
re multumita 81 sc vor publica pc
Gale ziaristica.
inceputul banchetului va fl la
orele 2 p. m.
Dupa banchet va urma dams.
In numele Societatii ,,Simion
Barnutiu" din Chicago. H.:
Romulus Joandrea, pres.
Petru Furnica, secretar.
(72-73)
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De-ale Solicitation.

Filiala Societatii ,,vulturul'' :
din McKeesport, Pa. Convoaca
pc toti membrii sal a lua parte la
adunarea generala de 6 lnni, care
va avea loc Dumincca, | Decem-
brie 1918, in Lock Hall, Flonrul
al 3-lea, corn GU Ringolt 81 Lo-
knst Street.
Toti fratii membrii al filialei
noastrc sunt obligati a lua partc
Ia aceasta adunare, find ca avem
mai mute chestii foarte importan
tc de rezolvat intre care va fl 81
alegerea de functionari pc pri-
mele 6 luni ale anului viitor. Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc vor pedepsi
conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
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..cllylLANp oHlo, llIaqgRI, ~ NolMRRtl 1a1a.


1918 sa-si achite cotizatii1e lunare
81 toate restantele pc anul 1918
pentrq ca sd poata Fl, indusi in
buna regula pc anul 1919.
Din canza cd nu putem tinea
adunare, /. rugam sa Sc trimiSa
prin .posta la adresa Societatii
sau personal la fratele sccr~tar
final1ciaR N. Forsea din 119-3rd
Street, Aetnaville, Ohio.
IN speranta ca fratii membrii
vor lua la cunostinta cele mai sus
Use, in numele Societatii ,,Prin-
tul Nicolae' Sdin Bridgeport, O.:
J. Gfnsca, presedinte.
N. Forsea, secretar financiar.
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NlCI ODATA NJ TIE LASA IN SOARTEA PRIETENU-
Lat sd te rataceasca dac vre sti mai bne 81 fiji
sigur ntreaba la COLUMBUS capitala 81 in
TRUMBUL COUNTY, OHIO va sa zica orasu Mcdonald
GIndestete la Dae al greu pentru in
veseaza acoo unde vor McDO-
NALD va prota foarte multi dupa prota orasu GARY
CUGETATLVA 81 NJ OCOLTTI vIITORUL D-TRA caci
este oczle foarte mportanta
orasu MCDONALD al dolea GARY lupa care multi
Isl framnta mnie 81 ofeaza.
P0FTITI CERCETATINE CA sA VA PUTEM ARATA
lotrle noastre foarte rmoase char CARNEGIE
aproape de grandoasa 7 saptespre
zece mloae dolar 81 ntreg panu 40 de
ampoati ZECl DE NIL de muncori Aar
matoare: THE BRlAR HILL STEEL CO., THE THOMAS
STEEL CO., THE NEW BIG<MIIL OF WODDEL THE
STANLEY WORKS 81 alte ndusr pse pc riul
HONNG este in egatura acu Erie rulu
ONO 81 este unu dnre cee mai unbate AMER
GEL DE NORD 81 patru lini de fer la dispoze
prlncpale, ncepind B. O. r. r., PENNA. R., ERIE r. R.
81 n. Y. CENTRAL r. R. CO.
% PIMA LA 40 MI POPULATE IN CJTRfND Nc tim
pur de crize psite de brae puut opr com
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III afara de Berlin opozitia con
ira celor pc carl eli ii numesc de
,,terorismul dictatorilor ce au in
loouit pc Kaiser 81 militaristii
lui".
Ceie mai multe state din sudul
81 nordul Gernaniei sunt acum
pc fata contra g'lvernuiui Gle a.
cum.
Kari Liebknecht, leadarul soci-
alistflor RADICAL incearca -sa in
fluinteze asupra celor ce vim de
la front cd bolsevismul e bun, in
sa pima acum fhcercarile lui au
fost. brusc respinse.
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BOICOTAREA CERMANIEI.

LIVERPOOL, 26 Nov. - Astazi
s,a anuntat ca capitanul Tupper
81 Peter Wright pleaca sd faca
cite vizita in Canada 81 in Sta
tele Unite, unde vor reinoii lega-
turtle ce lie au GU toti marinarii 81
propletarii vapoarelor de trans
port, legaturi earl prevail ca fie-
care va fncerca sa /boicoteze va
poarele 81 marfurile germane p1-
ma ce Germania Isl va ispasi pa
catele pentru crimele eli.
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TRANspoRTUL Pc APA.

WASHINGTON, 26 Nov. -
Anglia 81 Statele Unite sunt pc
deplin invoite ca sd intrebuinteze
cit Sc poate de putine vapoare
engleze la 1aducerea soldatilor A.
mericani acasa. Sc zice ca 81 asa
Sc va putea face transportarea in
conditii destul de bune.
Aceasta asigurare vine din par
tea oficialitatii din Washington
in urma discursului tinut de mi
nistrul de razboi, care zicea ca
uncle dintre vapoarele engleze
vor Fl imediat retrase din flota de
transport Statelor Unite. Mi
nistrul Baker spunea ca vapoarele
americana 81 probabil uncle ger
name, precum 81 cfteva franceze
81 italiene, vor putea face fata tu-
turor cerintelor.
De asemenea anunta ca Anglia
G indreptatita cere anularea
contractelor ce % mai leaga dc
serviciul de transport al Statelor
Unite, find ca ca are. destui sol
dati Canadieni. Australieni 81
Noui Teelandieri sal duca la ca
minurile lor, 81 acesti soldati din
colonii au stat la front mai mutt
deceit soldatii Americani.
Din Anglia s'au imbarcat a.
proape 1000 de soldati 81 ofiteri.
eel mai multi find din corpul dc
aviatie, bolnavi 81 raniti, 81 vor
ajunge la New York in ultimele
zile ale acestei luni. S'a propus
ca uncle dintre vapoarele teutone
tinute in portIrile germane sd
fie intrebuintate la transpoltarea
soldatilor AmeHcani acasa. Sc
poate ca ele Sc vor oprA1n Fran
ia sa ia soldati III America, lar de
aici vor incarca hrana pentru
Germania.
-
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o G A z I e r A r A.
DE VfNZARE

Singura Buccrie, 81 Groccrie ro-
mineasca, r'unul dintre ccle
mai bune orase industriale din
statul Ohio. Sc vinde din nina IL
bera. Vfnzare lunara pima la
$S.000.00. Musterii Romfni, Amc-
ricani, Slavi, Nemti 81 Un9uri.
Cauza vfnzarei nu depanda de
bussines.
Pentru informatiuni mai dca-
proape adresati-va la:
: ZIARUL yAMERICA".
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panla Sa lucre cu pc
ste 1900 de oameni.
Nici o vinzare nu
'e face pima nu esti
sAtisfacut de desvol-
AREA lui Mcdonald.
pRETURILE SA IN
1EP DE LA $1e5 IN
SUS, scazamint .cfnd
platesti toti banii lar
rate foarte convena-
bile. Camata nu pla-
testi nici taxa (Bir),
numai dupa un an
de la facerea contrac
t,,1ui. ~ Poftiti orr
scrieti caci suntem
la dispozitic 81 dam
toate informatiunile.
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fNsTIINTARE.

Societatea romfna de ajutof 81
cuitura ,,Printul Nicolae" din
bridgeport, Ohio, pc aceasta Gale
roaga pc toti membrii, sal care
snnt in afara de oras Gu locuinta,
ca Gel putin pima la 10 Decembrie
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CR1ZE INTERNALE> IN GER
MANIA.

NEW YORK, 26 Nov. - Ra-
poartele din Germania primite
foarte de dimineata arata ca ma
tlunea trece prin cele mai mari
schimbari inferno. Criza va trece
in citeva zile ori va lua asa proper
til incit natiunea fntreaga va Fl
amenintata.
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H. MICA 60
RpF.QlBLICETA1E(A.k g
v N D

VfN D
10 actiuni de la ,,Templar Motor
Corporation Valoarea lor rcala
e $500 Eu LEI Wind cp $14.00 bu-
cata.
DOritOrii sa sc adreseze la:
Vasile Iancu, Goodrich Str. Sta,
Box 191, Akron, Ohio.
(72-73) -