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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
KUONE VISAL APTU$TEJO
PETROCRADAS
VOKIECIAI SAVO KEuU BRIAUJASl TOLIAU
BOLStvIKAI NUsPRENDE GIMTI S0sTINE
VOKIEcIAI ATNAUJINO
BRIOvIMAsI RUsIJON.
Bolsevikai ardo gelezinke-
Illus ir sprogdina Titus.

| True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on March 2
1918, as required by the act of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, kovo /. Ey
change Telegraph kompari-
! ia gavo depesas, kurios is
| Petrogfado pasillstos vakal
| 500 vakare, kad vokie @..,l
ir vel atnaujino briovimasi
Rusijos gilumon.
Naikinami gelezinkeliai ir
sandeliai.
Isibriovusieji vokieciai
Gina jau NJ Polocko apie 3j
mylias, vidukelyj talp
Dvinslo ir Vitebsko. No-
kieciai negali smarkiai
briauties, lladangi rusai
begdami paskui save naiki-
ma gelezinkelius ir saakfo.
vas sl provizija.
Vokieciai eina ant Lugos.
VokieciQ ka1iuomene,
kaip pranesama, taippat pa
lengva marSuoja IL ant Lu-
COS is Pskovo, kur jie, kaip
sakoma, yla sutrauke divi-
zija p6stininkQ, kuriai gelb-
sti raitarija il lengva arti-
leriia.
Be to vokieciai dar briau-
! jasi ant Sebezh (?), w 80
myliu Siaurrytuose nuo
Dvinsko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
VISI APLEIDINEJA
PETRoGRADA.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on March 2,
1913, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Londonas, kovo /. Bri-
tanijos il Prancuzijos am
basados apleido Petrogra-
da, anot gautos cia telegra-
mos is rusu officially zini1!
agenturos Petrograde.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
JAPONIJOS AMBASA-
DORIUS OAR PET
ROGRADE.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, Ill, on March 2,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
,Londonas, kovo /. Is
Tokyo per shanghay gau-
tos zinios lildija, jog ia
ponijos ambasadorius Ru-
sijoje, yice--gl'afas Uchida,
dar uzsilikes Petrograde.
Manoma, sakoma depe7
Sole, kad rusu vyriausybe
bus padaliusi nauja pasiu-
lyna yokieGiams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
S. v. KONSULIS APLEI-
DO PETROGRADA.
Konsuliatas pavestas Nor
vegijos konsuliui.

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on March 2,
1918, as required by the act Of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Stockholmas, kovo 1. -
AmerikoniSkas konsulis,
Roger c. Tredwell, apleido
Petrograda, ktT jis tenai
laikinai atstovavo ambasa-
da, kuomet toji buvo aplei-
dziusi sostine, Apie tai ap-
tureta zinios vietos ameri-
koniSkoj pasiuntinybej.
Konsuliato vedimas paves-
ia Norvegijos konsuliui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02

1918. as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Su Amerikoniska Armiia
Prancuzijoje, kovo l. -
AmerikOniSka kariuOment
attmuS6 stipriq vokieGiQ alta
ka Siandie ryte Siauriuose
nuo Torll. AmerikOnai pa
neS6 nuostOlius. Tarp zrlvu-
siQ yra vienas kapitOnas,
kurs 1917 metals buvO bal
ges West Point militarine
akademija.
Vokieciu uzpuolimas Vi
siskai nepasisek9. Ameri-
konu rankose paliko trys
vOkieciai nelaisviai.
Visas amrikoniSkaS from
tas paliko apklotas vokiecip
lavOnais.
Siandie ryte Slapias snio-
gas snigO, kuomet vokieGiai
atidare savo ugni is visQ
karos pabuklQ prizes ame2i-
konus. Per pusvalandl. ! d
merikonQ apkasus iiaip ko-
kia v6sula kritO sunkiQju
armotQ Soviniai, kulkosyai-
dziu ir net gazines bombOS.
Tuo paGiu laiku kit vo-
kieGiu Soviniai em6 kristi i
amerikoniSku batar6jQ po-
zicijas.
VokieGiai, turbut many
damn, kad tOj vietOj ameri-
konai bus nukent6je nu0
nuodingQjQ dujQ pirm keli'i
dientl, dar smarkiau palel-
do bombas su nuodingOmls
dujomis. Bet amerikOnai
veikiai uzsid6jO ant burnl
kaukes ir tik keliems duJcs
pakenke. Ir taip vokieciai
paS6lusiai Saud6, kad uzpa-
kalyj apkasu n1iSkelio me-
dziai j skiedras sudraskyta.
Aplink 800 ryte apie 24o
vokieGiu po priedanga savo
artilerijos pasileido ant
amerikonisku apkasQ. Dau-
gels ju suburb6jo i ameri-
konu apkasus. Bet Gia atra-
do amerikonus jau pasiruo-
Susius. Prasid6jo muSis sil
durtuvais.
Vienas amerikOniSkaS
kapitonas su buriu karei-
viu ir kulkasvaidziais tue
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
AUSTRAI NEPATEN
KNIT VOKIEcIAIS.
Prisibijo ju germanizacijos

True translation filed with the post
master at Chicago, ILL.,, on March 2,
1918, as required by the act of oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Geneva, sveiearija, kovo
l. Austrq laikrastis Ta-
geblatt of Gratz pakele pa
sibaisetina truksma priess
rytines Adrijatikos germa-
nizaciia, ypaG Pola il Flu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
PASMERKTAs
PAKARTI.

Teisejo Kersten krimina-
liam teisme, Chicagoje, va
kar vakare pasmerktas pa
karti plesikas -galvazudis
Earl Dear.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
AMERIKONAI ATMUsE
VoKIEcIQ UzPUOLIMA.
VokieGiai paliko kruvas
lavonu.

True translation filed with the post.
master at Chicago, H.. on March .
1918, as required by the act Of Oc-
tober 6. 1917.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02
Rezoliucija Lietuyos Laisyes Reikale

Suvienytu Lietuviu R. Katalikisku
Chicagos ir jo apylinkiQ Draugiju dele
gatu, reprezentuojanciu per 10000 nariQ
susirinlime, ivykusiame sv. Jurgio para :
pijos mokykIos svetaineje, 1890 Auburn
ave-, Chicago, Illinois valstijoj, vasario 26
d., 1918 m, Lietuvos neprigulmybes rel
kale pravesta sekanti rezoliucija
Akiveizdoje keturiu pamatiniu taikai
principu, kuriuos 10 Prakilnybe Suv Val
stiiu Prezidentas Woodrow Wilson isreis
ke savo prakalboje vasario II d., 1918 m. {
Kadangi ir ietuviai mesa kares sun
kenybes lygiai su kitais Suv. ValstijQ pi-
ieciais ir prigelbsti vyriausybei reikia-
muiu pinigu gavime kares reikalams -
Kadangi ir ietuviai savo jaunino
ziedus siuncia kariuomenen ginti Suv
Valstiju garbe ir veliava ir koyoja uz is g
reikstus Prezidento Woodrow Wilsono tai z
kos prlnclpus;
Kadangi lietuviai parode savo isti-
kimybe siai saliai ir mesa savo galima pa :,
gelba Suv Valstiju vyriausybei;
Kadangi Rusijos bolseviku vyriausy
be neistenge Lietuvos apginti nuo Vokie-
Giu uzpludimo ir pagaliaus taikos sutar-
timi Lietuva pavede Vokietijai;
Tatai mes nutariame, kad mes save
payedame Suv. valstiju globai ir praso-
me suv. Valstiju vyriausybes ginti musq
tautos teises taip, kaip vyriausybe jau yrat
padariusi su Rumunija, Armenia, Lenki-
ia, Suomija ir KIT;
Mes protestltojame prizes prijunginla
Lietuvos prie Vokietijos imperijos arba
navedima pastarosios prieziurai;
Mes reikalauj lame Lietuvai visiskos
neprigulmybes su demohatine- -respubli-
konine vyriausybe, panasia Suv. ValstijQ;
Isreiskiame savo istikimybe ir uzuo-
jauta Suv. Valstiju vyriausybei; mes da-
rysime viska, kas musu jegoms bus gall
ma, kad Sta kare butu LAIMETA ir is
eitp kaip Suv. valstiju, taip Lietuvos nau-
don
Mes prasome, kad 10 Prakilnybe Pre-
zidentas Woodrow Wilson uzstotu uz mu-
su Tevyne Lietuva busimame visuotinos
taikos kongrese ir leistu tame kongrese
dalyvauti musQ tautos atstovams.
KUN. F. KEMEsIs,
Susirinkimo pirm.
J. TUMAsoN1s,
Susirinldmo sekret.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02

Resolution of the United Roman Ca
tholic Societies representing membership
Of 10000 passed by their secredited dele
gates to the convention, held at st. Geor
ge's School Hall at 1880 Auburn Avenue,
in the city of Chicago, State Of Illinois,
this 26th day of February, 1918, for the
purpose of taking necessary steps in sup
port of Just and rightful demands Of Lith
uanians in their demand for independence
In view bf the four principles ex-
pressed by His Excellency President
the United States Woodrow Wilson in his
address of February 11th, 1918.
Whereas Lithuanians bear equal bur
dens with the other citizens of the United
States in this critical moment, supporting
Government in raising necessary funds
for military purposes.
Whereas Lithuanians sending flower
of their youth to the front defending fla
of the United States in it's struggle for
principles expressed by the President
Woodrow Wilson.
Whereas Lithuanians have shown
their loyalty and support to the govern
ment of the United States,
Whereas Russian BolsheviN Govern
ment failed to defend Lithuania before
German aggression, and finally ceded
Lithuania to Germany in their ignoble
peace terms.
Therefore be it resolved that we E'ftiI-
uanians put ourselves under the protec-
tion Of the United States, impsoring and
demanding rights and protection of the
United States, equal to support extended
to Roumania, Armenia, Poland, Finland,
etc.
We protest against the annexation OF
Lithuania by Germany, to be made part
and parcel of the German Empire, or he
under protectorate of Germany but de
mand complete independence with demo
cratic republican government, similar to,
that of the United States.
We heartily express our loyalty and
support to the United States Government,
and will do everything in our power to
make this war our common cause result
ing in VICTORY for the United States
and Lithuania.
We pray that His Excellency Presl-
dent Woodrow Wilson should intercede in
behalf of Lithuania at the future peace
congress and grant Lithuanians represen-
tation in said peace congress.
REV F. KEMEsIs,
Chairman.
j. TUMAsoNIs,
Secretary.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-03-02

tai nardan6ill laiviQ dalys
gelezinkeliu atgabenta i.
Pola ir Trieste is Vokieti-
jos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
29 ARE FOUND GUILTY
. OF CONSPIRING TO
INCITE REVOLUTION
Trial Has Continued l55 Days
and Ended With Spectac-
uiar Shooting

San Francisco, April "a. : Twenty
nine mek charged with conspiring on
American soil TO incite a revolution
against British rule in India, were
found guilty by jury in federal court
here early today.
Only one Of the thirty defendants
fon trial was acquitted. He was John
+. Craig, shipbuilder of Long Beach,
Cal.
Among those convicted were Franz
Bopp, former German consul general
at San Francisco, and practically the
entire consulate staff.
Two defendants, killed during the
shooting afflay in the court room at
noon yesterday, were not mentioned in
the verdict
The verdict, returned at ! o o'clock
this morning, marked the end of five
months trial which has cost the gov
ernment Approximately half million
dollars. The trial began November 20
and has continued for 155 days.
Judge Van Fleet fixed the bail of
each of the convicted defendants at
$4,000 each.
Those convicted are:
Franz Bopp, former German consul
general.
e. H, Won Setback, former German
vice consul.
Henry w. Kaufman, former chan
cellor of the German consulate.
Louis 7. Henghstler; attorney for
the consulate.
Charles Lattendorff, said to be an
agent Of the consulate.
Walter Sauerbach, lieutenant com
mander of the interned German gun
boat Geier.
Edwin Deinat, captain of an intern
ed German ship.
Heinrich Eelbo, captain Of an intern
ed German ship.
Joseph L: Bley, San Francisco ship
broker.
Robert Capelle, San Francisco agent
of the North German Lloyd.
Harry J. Hart, San FRANCISCO ship
ping man
j. Clyde Hizar, San Diego attorney.
Bernard Manning, San Diego insur-
anee agent.
Moritz Stack Won Goltzheim, San
Francisco realty man.
Baghwan Singh, poet of the Hindu
revolutionists.
Tarkanas Das, Hindu writer and pro-
fessor.
/ Santokh Singh, Gopal Singh, Maha-
deo Abaii Nandedkar, Godha Ram,
Sundar Singh Ghalh, Munshi Ram,
Nidham Singh, Rishail Singh Hindi,
Imam Din, all members Of the Hin
dustandi Ghadr staff.
! Gobind Behari Lal, student and lee
turer.
/, DR.. G. X. Chakravarty, American
head of the Berlin India committee.
Lhihndra Sarkar, Naranjan Das.
Besides the 20 convicted, three plead
ed guilty and viii be sentenced with
the convicted ones Those who pleaded
guilty are:
Lieutenant Wilhelm Vob Briekens
former military attaehe of the German
consulate.
George Rodiek, former German con-
sui at Hdnolulu.
H. A. Schroeder, former vice consul
at Honolulu.
! Six additional indictments we're dis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
TWO GIRLS SAVED
0I hope we can return to the front
(COntinued FROM page onel

III hope we can return to the front
soon.n
An officer tells the story Of the
bravcst man in the regiment who
was too modest to speak for himself.
The bravest man is boy Of 10
who, during last Saturdays engage
mcnt, carried munitions seven times
through a barage and was partly buried
twice by debris from exploding shells.
Another instance of bravery cited,
was that of American soldiers, armed
with automatic pistols, who charged
eight German machine guns, capturing
them ALL
One American sharpshootcr was cred
tied with fifteen boches during the en-.
gagement.
Activity is generally below normal on
all fronts occupied by the Americans,
although there is increased rifle and
machine gun fire on the sector north
west of Toul One fourth of the shells
falling on Seicheprey are gas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
America Produces
Greatest Gun Of War

X Philadelphia, April 24-The
\ greatest engine pf destruction ;
4 that has yet been produced in ,
X artillery by the great war, will ,
K move out of one of the muni- :
K tions factories ON the Delaware !
X river tomorrow morning.
< This statement by Samuel M. !
X Vauclain vice president and )
< general manager of the Bald !
X win Locomotive Works, who 1
x has won the sobriquet of "gun- !
< smith of America" is the Of !
X ficial announcement that Am !
< erica IS supergun is ready. .
< Vauclain, who is chairman Of ;
+ tho sub committee on army and ,
< navy artillery Of the council Of ,
< national defense, added "that }
X the entire engine of destruc- .
K tion was planned, designed, ,
T. constructed and completed with )
K in ten weeks time"
X Besides vouchsafing the ad- ,
X ditional information that the )
X side cutters Of concrete weigh :
K rs tons apiece, Vauclain would ,
X not go into the details of the :
X great cannon.
K X X X X X X X x X x x X ;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
HAVE COLOR N CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Tak
Olive Tablets II

lfyour skin is yellow complexion pallid
tongue coated appetite poor--you have
lD,. taste in your mouth lazy, no-good
laeiiiig-you should take Olive Tablets.
Dir. Edwards Olive Tablets---a substitute
forcslomel-were prepared by DR.. Edwards
after II years of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have clear, pink skin, bright eyes.
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood daysyou must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel--yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti-
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and 25c per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
HARD BLOW STRUCK
Continued from page one)

be much increased. The increased 300
miles of travel would be through the
heavy patrolled North sea, necessitat-
ing continuous operations under the
surface which are highly destructive
of morale.
An enforced addition of one third to
the journeyings Of the U-boats would
make them by that much the more il
able. to attack by the new depth bomb
which are giving such satisfactory re-
suits. If, therefore; the Belgian sub
marine bases have been blocked, there
is certain to be an important rise in
the curve showing the destruction Of
the undersea craft.
Should the number of submarine vic
Tins announced next week and the
week following show striking de-
cline, it may be taken for granted
that the British navy has been sue
cessful in its purpose. If, however, it
is demonstrated that the initial at
tack was not wholly successful the pos
sibilties to be gained may well cause
the allies to try once more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
Get Fifteen Days For
Distributing Paper

. Portland, Or, April 24.-L. b. Burtch
and George Smson, Russellites were sen
tenced today by Municipal Judge Ross
man to pay fine of $500 each and
spend fifteen days in Jail for distribut-
ing copies Of The "kingdom News,
said to be an advertising medium foc'
the Finished Mystery" the sale OIL
which is prohibited by the government.
Last Sunday Portland citizens living
on the east side Of the clt, xvund cop
les Of the "'Rmgdom News" upon their
front porches and reported to the po
lice, who4responded quickly and arrested
Burtch aud Simpson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
STUME E-Z
STOMACH TROUBLE RE-
LIEVED BY FIRST DOSE

~ was bothered with nervous dys-
pepsia and chronic stomach trouble 80
badly the doctors could not give me
any relief. They were going to take
me to the X-ray but STUMEzE saved
me the expense. One dose of STU
MEZE and got relief within twenty
minutes, and am now back to myself
again after months of agony. l have
taken several bottles of this wonder
full medicine and cannot recommend
it too highly"-W. G. McDougal, Co
ronado, California. If your stomach
hurts, if you have gas, sour risings,
belching, dyspepsia, indigestion, ca
tarrh of the stomach or intestines, go
now to your druggist aad get bottle
Of this master prescription for stom-
ach and digestive ills, 1t is guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
NAMES ANDNUMDERS
Of CANDIDATES AS
THEY ARE ON BALLOT
For County Offices the Repub-
Ecans Have No Democratic
Opposition


Candidates whose names will be
lprinted ON the ballots to be voted on
May II each have number placed be-
fore their names. In order that the
prospective voter may become famil-
lar not only with the name but the
number the following list is printed,
taken from the official ballot:
Republican Ticket
For County Judge
IS L. j. Adams
SO W. NJ. Bushey
For County Clerk
so u G. Boyer
For County Sheriff
! 81 w. l. Needham
For County Treasurer
81 D. G, Drager
For County Surveyor
SO S. B. Herriek
For County Coroner
GA A. NJ. Clough
For County Recorder
So Mildred Robertson Brooks
For County Commissioner
Sc Jas. P. Feller
CIV. H. Goulet
6S Ben E. Robertson
For Justice of the Peace, Gervais Dis
triet-
SO H. D. Mars
For Justice of the Peace, Salem District
70 Frank Davey
II G. E. Unruh
, For Constable, Salem District
70 Lee W. Acheson
70 Walter E. DeLong
"A G. f. Robertson
rs Al NJ. Southwiek
For Justice of the Peace, WOodburn
District
rs Ii. Overton
For Constable, Jefferson District
n J. T. Jones
For Constable, Silverton District
7S A. F. Simeral
For Precinct Committeeman, Turner
District
70 H. R. Peetz
so William r. Wright
Democratic Ticket
For Justice of the Peace, Salem Dis
trict-
/ 1S John III. CradlcDaugh
19 T, A. Rinehart
Some State Offices
Among the candidates for state of
fices whose numbers are of local in
! terest are the following:
Republican Ticket
For United States Senator
Is chas. L. McNary
19 Robert N Stanfield
For Governor
I q ]. E. Anderson
% F. G. Harley
% Gus G. Moser
"a Ben W, Olcott
25 l., j. Simpson
26 James w. Withycombe
For State Treasurer
% E. d. Cusick
90 O. P. Hoff
= 81 Tkos. +, Ryan
q 80 Ben r. West
/ For Justice of the Supreme Court
35 Percy M. Kelly
( For State Senator from Marion County
AZ Sam H. Brown
4S w. Al Jones
40 Louis Lachmmd
, 80 Alex M. LaI'olett
/ For Representative from Marion Coun
g ty-
81 John Dinwoodie
e 30 S. A. Hughes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
MORE MURDER
CONTINUED from page one)

Schmidt landed in New York in 1913,
she said, having left Germany to escape
military service. His first venture was
on farm near Lake sood, N. j., where
Aledc Ulrich his housekeeper disappear.
ed.
Next Irma Pallatinus, aged 28, an.
swercd Schmidt q matrimonial advertise
ment was married" to him and dis
appeared.
Other women subsequently came and
disappeared in the Schmidt homes IN De-
troit and here, authorities declare.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24

So Seymour Jones
81 David II. Looney
50 Ivan G. Martin
56 z. j. Riggs
67 Geo. w. Weeks
Democratic Ticket
For United States Senator
IA Will R. King
15 Oswald West
For Governor
16 Walter M. Pierce
II Harvey G. Starkweather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24

in France and the United States. The
cost of each, according to Genera Black
chief Of the engineers, viii be about
$4,000. Based on French and British
experience, this number win suffice for
an army Of 100000 men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
STRIKE TO END QUICKLY.

Washington, April 24.Labor depart
ment heads here today looked for ear,
ly adjustment of the Detroit traction
strike. Fred L. Feick, department coneil
iator was to arrive on the ground today
and confer with union and company Of
fieials.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
against circulation Of German language
papers at a Lusitania anniversary meet,
ing here May z.
SHOULD GIVE THEM GUNS.

New York, April 24.-Three thousand
actors have volunteered to give up their
work in the United States and play in
camps behind the American line in
France. Those who go will furnish en-
tertainment in the Y. M. G. A. huts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-24
COLONEL TO ATTACK PAPERS.

New York, April 24.-Colonel Roose-
welt will enter the fight against German
newspapers.
He has promised to launch an attack
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-08
sPRE STIRE.

Avem onOarea a aduce la GU
nostinta tuturor membrilor Soci-
atatii Macedo Romina ,,Unirea"
in special acelora care si-au
schimbat adresa, Ca la adunarea
generala de la 10 Ianuarie 1918
care a avut loc la Indianapolis
Ind s'au ales prin unanimitate
nrmatorii functionari de condu.
cere 81 administratie pc anu1
1918, dupa cum urmeaza:
Atanasie Becea, presedinte.
loan Il. Celea, vice prcsedinte
Vasile G.. Celea, secretar gene.
raj.
Dionisie Popescu, secretar co
respondent.
Teia X. Fotu, easier general.
M. Lonnbri, easier financiar.
Nacu M. Zdru, easier de onoa
re.
Fotu Hr. Soca, controlor gc
neral.
Hrista G. Rosu 81 Ionachi M
Ginmba, controlori ordinari.
Ghita N. Capurani, George o
Funda, Ianachi Billo 81 Cusa ia
guri, consilieri 81 Costa Hr. Ce
lea, Inspector.
Sa traiasca noul comitet exc
cutiv 81 toti acei bum membri
earl eli ihima curata 81 nefatari
ta lllcreaza 'pentru inaintarea So
cietatii ,,Unirea
Tot odata multumim vechiulu
comitet pentrn cnergia 81 abne
gatiunea Gu care All lucrat pentrl
izbinda unei cauze sociale 81 ma
tionalc.
Numarnl membrilor Sc ride;
| la 1862 ST. dispunc de mn capita
net de 1855 dolari 81 20 cent?.
Denis Fopescl, secrstar coresr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-08
I N v / T A r e.

Gu ocaziunea zilei de II Mar
tie 1918, parochia gr, or. 1ntim-
pinarea Domnului din Akron, O.
hio va avea marea serbare a
sfintirei Bisericei. Ministrul Ro-
mlniei 81 ptrintele DR.. Vasilc
Lucaciu vor fl in mijlocul nostru.
Pc aceasta Gale invitam pc
toti d-nii preoti in drept La ac-
tul sfintirei. Asemenea rugam
mai intii pc onoratele Societati
din loc pentru de a ne da tot
sprijinul 81 lua parte membrii
Ia defilare GU drapelele.
Facem APPEL calduros la celelalte
Societati straine la fel, precum
81 pc onoratele Parochii, a ne da
tot sprijinul cuvenit.
Programul Sc va publica la
timpul sau.
Pima la intIlnire va saHtam
cu drag:
Comitetul aranjator.
(No. 1-6-16 Martie).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-08
fNsT11NTARE.

Aducem la cunostinta intregu-
lui public rominesc 81 in special
onoratelor Societati 81 Parochii-
lor ca Sfintirea Bisericei gr. or
rominc ,,Sfintul Ilie" din Ell
wood City, Pa, care avea sd fie
sfintita in ziua de II Martie, s'a
aminat sfintirea pc ziua de &c
Maiu 1918 Decoration Day..
Cauza aminarei este ca nu ne-a
sosit uncle obiecte inauntrul bi
sericei. Deci rugam pc aceastd
Gale ca onoratele Parochii 81 So
cietati din apropiere sa nu aran
jeze alte petreceri pc sus numits
ri.
Comitetul Parochial.
i5O-51..