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Citizens Continue Canvass.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Fully $50 worth Of theater tickets
were recovered, from the home of Perry
Anton Smith. said also to be known as
Franklin Pierce, s. New York avenue
northeast. following his arrest by De-
tectives Kelly and Burlingame. Smith,
who Is eighteen years old, was employ
| is charged that he helped himself to
theater tickets and got money refund
ed for them by returning them to the
| theater by a messenger. 1t Is charged
that he obtained SIS from the box Of
an examination when arraigned in Po-
IlAce Court yesterday on a charge of
Snind larceny, was held for the action
of Xhe grand jury and released on $500
isecrN-Ity.
The mercantile interest committee of
the Board Of Trade, of which Isaac
Cans Ia chairman, will meet Monday
night in, the rooms of the, board.
Roger VI. Badson Of wellesley, Mass,
has been appointed by Secretary Wilson
as chief of the information and educa-
ton servics of the Department of
Labor. This is one of the seven new
services recently designated by Secre-
tary Wilson to carry out the national
war labor program.
Suffering from a broken leg, loss of
two teeth and shock, William Nichol-
son, fourteen years old, 464 X street
southwest, last night about o'clock
was take to Emergency Hospital from
Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and
9Th streets. He received his injuries
as result of being run over by an au-
tomobile th1t police of the first pre-
cinct reporte d was operated by Dora
L. Latin, 1Ol' D street northeast. 1t
is believed he will recover
Word has been received In Washing
ton of the deathAat her home in Doyles-
town. Pa, of Mrs. Frances Musgrave.
| widow Of DR.. Thomas Bateson Mus
grave Mrs. Musgl'ave was an accom-
plished musician and travelled. extern
siveiy. She is survived by one son.
St?tes Army. now in, France: a sister.
Mrs. E. Wesley Keel4r of Doylestown.
Pa. and "a niece. Miss Blanche Nefde OF
| Philadelphia
Examinations to esta blish eligibility
lists for teachers in many special sub
ecfs In the day high \,cbools will be
held at the Franklin School building
"wednesday and Thursday. March q
of the superintendent oil schools ex-
amination& in the following subjects
will be held: English. Freach, German,
history tancient, English and Ameri-
can), medieval and modem European
| Spanfsh, Latin, mathematics, applied
electricity, chemistry and botany.
Coroner Nevftt Held an fnquest ut The
os E Ess,srdSy fsrneon over the
Ohio railroad brakeman, who was
killed at Ivy City yesterday morning
Iby train on the Pennsylvania rail
road. The jurx REACHED verdict Of
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PRICES CONTINUE HIGH.
Advance Over Last Season in Cost of
- Fish at Markets.

Yesterdays receipts of shad and
herring at the wharf market, from all
sources, were: Shad, $500. and herring.
4,4o0. OF the shad about 500 came
from the river nets. The receipts of
river herring continued Eight, but the
market is well supplied from North
Carolina and Chesapeake bay sources.
Three power boats are employed in
running shad, herring and other fish
from the river nets to this city, and
the power boat Princess Virginia has
gone into service to bring supplies
from the nets below Blakistons Island,
and is expected here today with her
first load.
In spite of the good supply prices re-
main much higher than last season,
and there is little indication of their
lowering.
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OIL STOVE CAUSES FIRE.
Flames Damage Dunbarton Avenue
Homes S1.60O-Aut, Starts Blaze.

A defective oil stove yesterday
afternoon caused a fire in the house
OF Charles Day, 3144 Dumbarton ave-
nue.. The fire spread to the house Of
c. s. Hilton. adjoining, and damaged
the dwellings and contents to the
amount of $500.
Firemen were summoned to the home
of Mrs. A. K. Gore. 1885 Fairmont
street. last night about IL o'clock. A
lace curtain was blown against a
lighted gas Jet, causing a fire that did
IS damage.
Sparks from an automobile yesterday
afternoon caused a small fre in the
garage of the Washington Gas Light
Company, rear of 926 e street. No
damage was done.
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accidental death, and the body was
taken to Baltimore, where Kali resided.
Mr.. Grace Rice, 1:3 9Th street north
east, who was severely burned the
morning of March 13 as a result Of the
overturning Of an alcohol stove, died
at Casualty Hospital yesterday after
noon Coroner hewitt gave certificate
of accidental death.
Harry o. sasaberg has been named
representative of the Federation of
American Zionists in Washington, fol-
lowing a conference here recently be-
tween Zionist leaders in the District
and Baltimore. Mr.. Sandberg is now
attached to the Boston Office of the bu-
reau of foreign and domestic commerce
as commercial agent. For a number of
years he was associated with the Pam
American Union here.
Arthur w. Smith, manager of a local
lithographing establishment was SEN
fenced today by Justice Stafford in
Criminal Division. l to serve twelve
months at OccoQuan on a charge of
assaulting Charles G. Dempsey, dep
establishment to serve a summons on
another employe. Smith noted an ap-
peal and was released on $1,000 bail.
today by Justice Stafford to Sc. 40
years in, the penitentiary following
her conviction on a charge of cruelty
to a three-year- old child. The woman
detected the child in taking things
after she had been warned not to do
so and to correct her, she claimed, held
the hands of the infant on red hot
stove until the child was burned Sc
verely.
Samuel j. Cole, co1ored. seventy-six
years old, member of Sumner Post, G..
A. r., died suddenly at his home, 1851
New Jersey avenue, yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Sarah F. Cole. his wife.
fifty-four years old. died Thursday
time prior to her death, but her hus-
band, who was grief stricken, suffered
an attack of apoplexy and lived only a
short time. Funeral services for the
couple will be held at st. Augustine's
Catholic Church at 9 O'Clock Tuesday
morning.
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RAINS CAUSE SWIFT
CURRENT IN RIVER

Heavy rains about the headwaters of
the river is causing a swift current,
and under the bridges this morning it
was flowing with some speed, but MOTH
ing like as fast as it did when the ice
went out last month. Some little drift
wood and other debris are being brought
down BY the swollen waters, but not
enough to bother the tugs moving in
the Georgetown channel. 1t is expected
the current will have run off before
tomorrow night.
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,r.esouri yvnod. New Jersey avenu- be-
tween and NJ streets northwest. gives
n sooeciai in vitation to men in uniform.
All men in unl ,;3I he ;ny vfha - dine ne
nar IN, TIE honey of members.
81 Thomas' Payish Hall, Church and
18th streets northwest: service at
o'clock, social -houS and hot supper
Church of the Good Shepherd. 9Th and
I streets northwest; SOCIAL hour with
refreshments at $50 pm.
First Presbyterian Church, x hn Mar
shall place; $3.50 p.m., SOCIAL 'UouT' re-
freshmentS at $3.50. IL
Christ's Episcopal Church, o20 G
street southeast; regular seEvice At
o'clock: parish hall open all day
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest:
social hour from to pm
Concordia Church. 1920 G street
northwest; all men in uniform atty emo
ing the morning service at IL oc ock
will be invited to dinner; social hHur
from to Z, with refreshments; relkg1
ious service at 7:45.
Central Presbyterian Church, IstN,
and Irving streets northwest; social
hour. to pm, for young people.
ately following the 7:30 mass break
fast will be served to all men in uni
form.
Next Week.
Monday at the Church of the Cove
nant 18th and n streets northwest:
class for study of French for enlisted
men st o'clock. followed by social
hour: class for officers at 1880 pm.
Washington Club. 18th and K streets
northwestt will have classes for Off
! GERS and enlisted men Saturday and
Sunday evenings at 8 O'Clock for the
study of FreSch. They will also have
! class for thu practice of French on
Wednesday evening ut o'clock.
/ At the Eighth Street Temple, We'd
nesday night at O'Clock, the soldiers
/ Passover feast will Ne celebrated. sedar
service at o'clock in the vestry rooms.
+: Free to men in uniform.
Additional sedar service will be given
Thursday night in the Sixth Street Syn
! agogue for such soldiers as wish two
=; night services. Free to man in uni
\ form.
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Goldfish, zoe; Is Lbs. Potatoes, s0c;
ONIONS, &c; Log Cabin Syrup. zoe; karo
Syrup. 13c. 3sc and Toe: Large Herring.
Sc; Fat Mackerei. 15c: Macaroni or
Spaghetti, 12c; Red Kidney Beans 15c;
q o. Van Camp Beans, lie; Navy
Beans, lie; Lima Beans, TIC; Seeded
Raisins, 91ac; Argo Starch, &c; Cocoa
nut, &c. and Sc; White Meal, SIC; large
59c; Blue Label Coffee, CSC. 412 4th Sc.
and all the J. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-23

thankful to this medicine and we
will never be without it in the
house" (Signed) Louis Hermans,
246 Washington St, Central Falls,
R. l.. Father Johns Medicine is the
safest family medicine to use in
the spring because it builds new
aesh and strength without using
alcohol or dangerous drugs.-sAd-
vertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-23

The hoard Of governors of the Arts
Club of Washington today announced
the purchase of their clubhouse at 2017
/ street from the heirs of the late DR..
Cleveland Able. Members of the club
are to meet at o'clock Monday night
to hear report of the bond commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-23

I. Joint meeting of school teachers from
Washington, Baltimore and Norfolk,
with musical program, at Central High
School at o'clock.
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TOMORROW.

Lecture by F. E. Hawks at the men!
meeting at the Twelfth Street Branch
Y. NJ. C. A, at 3:45 pm.
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Important Notice to Draft Men.

The National Radio School of; this
city can still accommodate 100 more
draft men. to prepare them as wireless
operators, before they are called to the
cantonments in June. Courses take five
weeks to complete. Men who finish
this course will be qualified for higher
rating and pay when they are called,
or can be indicted into the Navy or
Marine Corps as wireless operators
Classes starting March %. % and 26.
with day and night sessions. National
Radio School, U. S. Bank Bldg, 14th and
You SITS. NV, Sd floor. Tel North 2153.
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Hike by the Red Triangle Outing
Club of the Y. NJ. C. A. from Cabin John
bridge at 2:45 pm.
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No Extr. Charge for II.

Beautiful drawing of Miss Marguerite
Clark. by Harrison Fisher, q full-page,
with every copy of next Sundays New
York Anerican.-Advertis
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February Circulation

District of Columbia. S.:
FLEMING NEWBOLD. business manager Of
THE EVENING and SUNDAY STAR, docs sol.
mnly swear that the actual number of copies
IF the paper named sold and distributed during
the month of February. AID. 1913. was as fol-
lows:
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An entertainment and dance, at
o'clock. given by the E. G. c. shop of
the navy yard in honor of Company NJ,
50th Infantry, at Naval Lodge Hall.
4th and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
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Lecture on America, Our Country OF
Today by r. Hayes Hamilton, at the
Martha Washington School, Connect
cut avenue and Q street northwest, a,
8 o'clock
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DEFENSE council CALLS
FOR MORE ROOMS HERE
Edwin S. Hege Asserts Supply List
ed at Registration Office Is
Nearly Exhausted.

Unless more Washington housekeep-
ers open their homes. to the govern
ments war workers the room registra-
Defense, 1921 New York avenue, will
have exhausted it's supply of rooms by
April 80, Edwin s. Hege, in charge
Of the Office, predicted today.
An estimate made several days ago
showed the registration Office had
slightly more than 1000 rooms listed,
but Mr.. Hege pointed out today the
office is now receiving between 100 and
$50 applicants a day for accommoda-
tions.
AT present" said Mr.. Hege, I'VE are
giving out three rooms for every two
that are listed. At this rate our sur
plus will not last long. Every resident
who has not yet done so should lose
no time in arranging to take in at least
one of the hundreds of workers the
government must yet bring here"
Mild Weather Aids.
Mr.. Hege said since mild weather has
set in the Office has been able to rent
many rooms in the suburbs to which
none OF the newcomers would go dur
ing the winter. The office. has a con-
siderable number of attractive rooms
listed Mount Rainier and other out
lying sections.
Mr.. Hege renewed the appeal today
for persons with automobiles to use
their machines for a few hours every
day to inspect these distant rooms. The
Office sends no one to a room that
has not been inspected and the in
spectors are Handicapped in covering
the suburban districts.
Citizens Continue Canvass.
Edward E. Clement, chairman Of the
war work committee of the Federation
Of itizens' Associations, reported today
that the citizens organizations
throughout the city are progressing
with their house. house canvass.
A total of 500 rooms already have
been reported by several associations
which have completed the work in their
neighborhoods. Mr. Clement said the
associations have not set time limit
on the canvass, but will continue to
look for rooms in their respective To-
calities as long as there is demand
for housing accommodations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-23
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.


Address on the Baer Bill by Charles
Krause at socialist headquarters, 81
E street northwest.
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Address by James A. Edgerton on
The Power of Thought' at the Eagles
Wings, 500 18th street northwest, at
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BABY IS THE PICTURE:
OF GOOD HEALTH
"When / be

when l be
6 a n to u S
Father John
Medicine 70
my baby cir
she had a yer
bad cold, b.
since she is
p I c t ure o
h e t h, an
we are YER,
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Country fair at the Y. w. c. A, 61S
14th street northwest. at 1880 o'clock.
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Order The Easter Flowers Now.
Popular prices. Shaffer. 800 18th. NJ. 2416.
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Distributor. for Simplex Projectors.
Electric Webster, 719 9Th st. NV.
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- ASaxA'VAd
and adjustments. 49,. ......... 2s.ss1
Total daily net circulation. :. 2. 3e7. 666
rally average net paid circu-
'a AZ . cage number Of copies 'i'
for service. etc. ............. rs
oailv average net circulation. %, 002
TO the extent Of a few hundred vet to be
privilege having been . granted them
Turing the period of rea6fustment to
th. new price of cents per copy: de-
luction to be made from March state
ment Of circulation.
SUNDAY.
lays. Copies Days. Copies.
IS s:: 7s. 81 s sl1::: z z..sss
2ss.Is2
Less adjustments. 16a
Total Sunday net circulation. 1o4,sOe
Average net paid Sunday circu-
Average number OF copies Tor -o'
service. etc ......... $50
Average Sunday net circula-
+ ton ..... -. ............,...=.. 70s5Io
FLEMING NEWB0ID,
business Manager.
Subscribed and swcrn to before me this fourth
3Ay OF March, AID. 1913.
tbcai9 CORNELIUS ECKHARDT,
= Notary Public.
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accidental death, and the body was
taken to Baltimore, where Kali resided.
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cpANnAIIsc CASINO. sth q ,.
I'm - ToDAY-"ThE BIRTH
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18th and Church. streets (near P
street,, 6:45, Epworth League; extra
musical numbers. csuaL service at s
Metropolitan Methodist Church. John
Marshall place and C street. regular
services Refreshments at 5. followed
by Young Peoples service
Brightwood Park, Sth and Jefferson
streets northwest. supper at $40 fol-
lowed by social hour. Religious ser
vices at T:45
First Church of Christ Scientist. 18th
street and Columbia road northwest
All soldiers who attend the morning
service will be invited to dinner in the
homes of members of the church. Wal
ter ii. Morling will stand in the yesti-
bule to e~tend personal invitation to
ali men in Uniform.
Church of the Covenant 18th and N
streets northwest-5:3o pm, vesp r
service followed by social hour for
! refreshments
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church.
l406 Columbia road; vesper service at
young people; 6 to Z. music and light
refreshments.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. North Carolina ave-
and B street southeast; men in uni
form who attend the II am. service
will be invited home for dinner by
members of the church or Bible class.
~ Sixth Street Synagogue, corner 9Th
and ] streets. northwest, invites all
men in uniform to attend the service at
- O'Clock am.
Eighth Street Temple; service at II
Epiphany Chapel. 18th and C streets
: soVfhwest; social hour prec- ding the
eYtning service Refreshments.
Christ English Lutheran Church.
49,. - ). Z = y =
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Coroner hewitt held an inquIest ut tn
mcvgue yesterday afternoon over tn.
bodY Of Frank W. Kali. Baltimore ant
killed at Ivy City yesterday morning
by train on the Pennsylvania rail
road. The JURY reached verdict o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-23

rIprJ r s10s Pa. ave. Phsae ~. ~
StNSAA CONSTANCE TAI1MADGE In
THE STUDIO GIRL" Also HearstPafhe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-08
c o N v o G A R E.

Societatea romina de ajutor s
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romine
din Detroit, Mich, convoaca pt
toti membrii sal lua parte la
sedinta generala de 6 luni, ca
re Sc va tinea Dumineca, IA Iu
lie 1918, in hala Chene din Mon
roe Ave. No. CSC, la orele / p. M
Avind mai multe chestnut foar
tc importante de rezolvat, 1ntrt
care va fl 81 predarea functie
noului prezidiu 81 darea de sea
ma pc 6 luni trecute.
Deci sunt rugati Gu insistent;
toti fratii membxii neconditio
nat sd ia parte la aceasta sedin
ia, fix la orele mai sus zise
spre a putea rezolva toate che
stiile ce sd Ger pentru inflorires
81 prosperarea 'Societatii noas
sire
In nulnele Socie ,,Deste",,
tate Romine" din Detroit. Mich
Nicolae Oltean1 vice presedinte
Petru Coloja, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-08

torii: Axente Caprita, Toadel
Serbian, loan Stefan 81 Mihaiu
Jinga. Dinsii au dat o petrecere
in favornl Crucei Rosie in ziua
de % Iunie, {Simbata seara) III
hala Societatii Printul Nicolae
din Aetnaville, Ohio, care avut
TN rezultat foarte multumitor, a.
tit din pune de vedere moral. eli
81 material. Taxa de intrare d
fost SO cent?. Pc linga taxa de
intrare au contribuit Gu supra
solviri urmatorii:
Dionisie Sandru 81; Simion
Calburean 81; Vasile Stefan 81
Nick Berinde 81; M. Roman So;
loan Fatu 81; loan Bugneriu
SOC; Romulus Man 81; P. Ulita
81; N. Bochean 81; N. Titei 81
II. 'ulita 81; p. Stan soc; Nick
Pandrea ST.; G. -Negrea 81; B.
Ncagos 81 mick Vulcu soc; Nick
Calm 81; l. Muntean 81: B. Oan-
cea ST.; loan Ciucu 81; G. Jiga
soc; |. Sipos 81; Iosif Jiga 25c.
Prin acestea multumeste tutu-
ror fratilor carl au participat La
aceasta petrecere. Tot odata mul-
tumeste 81 fratilor membrii 81 pre-
zidiului Societatii ,,Printul Nico-
lac" dmdu-le hala gratis. Dinsi-
lor fiindu-le timpul scurt au in
sarcinat pc functionarii Societa-
tii ,.Invierea" pentru da pu-
blicatia aceasta.
Venitul curat a fost de $51.35,
care suma s'a inaintat Crucei
Rosie.
In numele celor 4 feciori: A
xente Caprita, loan Stefan, Toa-
der Serbian 81 Mihaiu Jinga:
Bucar Neagos, presedinte.
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G o N v ole A r E.

oOcletatea rOmlna de aJutOr 81
cultura ,,1nviereat' din Martins
Ferry, Ohio, col4voaca pc toti
membrii sal luaI parte la sedin.
ia generala, care Sc va tinea in
ziaa de IA Iulie 1918 in hala bi.
sericei din Clark Street No. sos,
la orele 1.3O p. mi. Deci toti fra
til membrii sunt obligati a lua
parte la aceasta stdinta, find ca
avem chestii foarte importantc
dc rezolvat in interesul Societa
ii. De asemenea sunt rugate 81
filialele a lua parte la aceasta Sc
dinta. Absentele nemotivate Sc
vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
Tot odata prezidiul Societatii
,,1nvierea" roaga pc toti mem
bril- socieatii ca gel mutt pima la
l3 Iulie sa-si plasteasca fie care
Gotta lunara pc 3 luni, adeci pc:
lulie, August sit Septemvrie, de
asemenea 81 absesltele 81 tichetele
de bal
F'Ilialele asemenea sunt rugate
a trmbite conspectul la centrala
pc 3 luni, in timpul eel mai scurt
posibil.
In numcle Societatii ,.fnvierea"
din Martins Ferry, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(51-IO\
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DARE DE SEAMA ST MULTU
MITA PUBLICA.

Filiala Societatii romine de a.
jutor 81 cultura ,,Vulturul'' din
McKecsport, Pa. a avut 0 petre-
cere eli dams impreunata Gu jo-
curl rationale Gle Caluseri in ziua
de Is Iunie 1918, al carei rezultat
fost foarte multumitor, att din
punct de vedere moral, cit 81
material.
Filiala noastra pc accasta Gale
aduce sincere multumiri tuturor
fatilor romini membrii 81 ne
membrii din loc 81 jur, earl au BIZ
he volt a lua parte la aceasta pc.
trecere.
In pri,nul rind Sc cuvine mul-
tumita' fratilor caluseri al Socie.
tatii ,,Vulturul" din Homestead,
Pa, carl in frunte GU vatafu]
ne-a facut sd avenl Q petrecere
foarte frumoasa, ceea ce pla.
cut foarte multi fratilor nostri
Romini Satnareni din McKees,
port, Pa.
Asemenea multumim tuturol
acelora carl pc liilga participarea
dior la petrecere eu avut bund
vointa mai contribui 81 Gu su.
<prasolviri dupa cnm nrmeaza:
loan Oancea, prsgedinte aran.
jator So; Emanoil eKga,l vataful
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-08

*re-un sirb pinb fatunci. In Nun,
tsnegru, dup6 r4poartele semi-o.
ficiale din Austr4 sungaria, mortii
de foame sunt 200 in fiecare
ri, 81 aceasta dn 10 tara unde po.
pulatia inainte DE razboi nu tre.
cea de 100000 he persoane. Fl.
ind munti inalti lde peatra, Nun
tenegru nu putut produce nici
odata destul pgntru populatia
tarii, 81 aeeste coirditii au fost a.
gravate de invazih austriaca.
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DE VfNZARE.

Din cauza unei afaceri voiesc
ami vinde in sacrificiu proprie.
tatea mea care Sc afla la Calu-
met, East Chicago, linga Ger
man Car Shop. NJ 0 laud de
oare ce este laudata in ccntru1
fabricilor.
DOritorii sa sc adreseze la:
lie Ludosan, 5708 Herman Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
(5O-52)
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FACETI-VA DATORINTA

81 ajutati pc Uncle Sam, inrola-
tl-va in armata pentru productii
industriale ale guvernuMi. Ne
trebue Ferari 81 Montatori de ma
SIM. Adresati-va numai decit la !:
Theodore Kundtz Company, pc
podul Gel vechiu.
Employment Office Dumineca
de Ia 9-12 q. m.
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