davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
SELL TWO DWELLINGS.

The dwellings, No. 1919 West Fourth
street, and No. 220 North Franklin
street. were sold by the Security Trust
snd safe Deposit Company at admins
traitors sale in the Court House tiiis
morning.
The Fourth street property, belong
60 the estate Of Lydia A. Davis, lie
ceased, was bought in by Morris d.
Crossan for s2i2O. and the Franklin
street house belonging TO the estate ol
Charles D. NcVey. deceased. was bought
oy John J. Hanley for $500 The Sc
,urity Trust and safe Deposit Company
was administrator for both estates.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
WALLACE WINS MATCH.

Harry Y. Wallace defeated Johnny
Wright last night in a pocket billiard
game by the score OF 100 10 81. Wal
lace made a run Of 2s while Wright's
high run was 22 although onlY IS
years old Wallace is playing a wonder
full game and won IS matches last
month. He will play an exhibition
game in Philadelphia next Thursday
night. Wallace is a member OF the Lib
erty Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
10 DISCUSS SIMPLIFY sTREET nRInGE

A nuhIIc nearing IN rcgard 70 ihe
Holmes Jones proposal 10 build bridge
across Shipley street. between Eighth
and Ninth streets 20 connect two build
ings. viii be held at the meeting Of the
Street and Sewer directors on Tuesday.
All persons in favor OF the project. or
with objections to II will be given an
opportunity of speaking
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
CHECKS READY FOR
ELECTION OFFICERS

Lambert J. Foulk. secretary OF the
Department OF Elections. has the check
ready for me registration and election
officers who served at the city election
Mr.. Foulk will be at Room 2I5. CltS
Building. this, evening and every day
and evening next week to issue ths
checks 90 those entitled 10 them. Hs
desires the election offers to call az
soon as possible.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
POTATOES ROLL IN srREET.

Pedestrians crossing the intersection
Of Sixth and King streets late yesterday
afternoon. were startled TO see hundreds
Of potatoes come In swirling flood
down the street. They literally waded
In potatoes.
A pyramid OF new potatoes which
lowered too far toward the skies in
front OF a King street store, had COLI
lapsed as completely as the Russian
Imperial government. causing the nov
city OF a potato torrent.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
INVESTIGATE THIS STORY.

PHILADELPHIA. June o. United
Press Investigation Of the story o.
Norman L. Hill, prospective bridegroom
who mysteriously disappeared on IN,
eve Of his wedding and who returned
is being made today by police.
Hin asserts he was held up. beater
and robbed OF si.i00. his wedding fund
and then taken TO a shanty in Prince
ton. y. j.. where he was when he re
gained consciousness.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
WELL. WHAT HAPPENED?

LONDON, June 2i-,uniied Press.l-
The Exchange Telegraph Company to-
day sent out dispatch stating Ger
man warships inierncd az Scapa Flow,
orkney Islands, had been sunk by their
crews. A second dispatch was sent
out almost Immediately cancelllng ms
first.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
ENTERTAINING NIECE.

DR.. and Mrs. s. G. Ebert, OF No. 1000
French street. have been entertaining
their niece, Miss Margaret Allen, of
Pittsburgh. Pa. Miss Allel Is a stu
dent at Wellesley College. and stopped
10 visit h,r selauyes before goins &c
her hOm7.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
STREET FAIR SUCCESS.

The street fair giyen Thursday night
on Seventeenth street between River
view and Greenhill avenues for the
Child Welfare movement was a great
success More than 5000 was cleared.
Mrs John Bancroft and Mrs. J. Thomp-
son Brown were in charge OF the affair.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
WHO KNOWS THESE MEN .

:. c. Rice. collector OF taxes OF the
Northern district. today received let
ter from Mrs. Bertha Prietz. OF No. ii5
North Rose street. Baltimore. Md. who
Is seeking the address Of Julian
Schnlck. carpenter, and Edward Kin
ski who are thought to be residents
here.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
COURTM,RTIAL ron MINOR.

Gen. Liggett has appointed court
martial 10 try Robert Minor. American
newspaper man, charged NTH circulat-
ing Bolshoyik propaganda among Allied
Summeral will be president Of TIE tri-
bunal, which VIII begin It's slitings next
week.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
TWO BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston today Is
sued the following building permits:
George a. Barnard TO erect a gsrsg, at
No 81 South Clayton street. TO cost
5000: John Gasser 10 make alterations
al No sol East Seventh street. TO cost
ei50
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
EAR WEEK PREDICTED.

WASHINGTON, June 81 United Press
Northern and Eastern Atlantic states
Fair except showers probably about
the end OF the week Temperature
somewhat above normal over the in
terror after Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
poRTR,IT on CAFsAR 4 RODNEY,

An oil portrait Of Caesar Augustus
Rodney. OF Wilmington, who was at
borney-general OF the United States,
under Presidents jefferson and Madison,
is displayed in the window OF the Mil
lard 7. Davis store, Tenth and Market
streets. The portrait was painted by
II. Z. Burdette.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
VITAL STATISTICS

There were % deaths. 81 births and 27
marriages here this week as compared
with % deaths. - births and 81 mar
riages during the corresponding period
Of last year. There are two cases Of
dlphtheria and one OF measles in the
city.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
4 ASSESSORS co FISHING.

Members OF NE County Board OF Is
fessmrnt and some Of their friends
vent on a fishing trip 10 Bowers
Beach Yesterday. \ dos shark was In
GUIDED y thslr caich.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
CHILDREN IN PAGEANT.

The intermediates Of the First Pres
byterian Church, Market above Ninth
street, will give a Pageant and Pic
ture" program. in the church. Monday
evening. \ silver offering will be taken
for missions.
Evening journal., 1919-06-21
MOTOR TRIrCK N TRENCBEs

A motor truck Of the Supplee Com
pany got stuck in the mud Of Delaware
avenue battlefield at Tatnall street this
morning. II was dragged out by truck
OF the Diamond Ice and Coal Company
Evening journal., 1919-06-21

Drivers and engineers evil always
1nd the Want Ads a help in securing
new positions.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
Seed Corn Time

What put Redwood county in the corr
belt?
Early seed corn selection.
What factor has the most influence
on yield7
Seed corn
What farm operation pays best returns
for the time put on it?
Selection and care of seed corn.
What Minnesota county has the best
corn breeders
Redwood County.
What is well bred seed corn?
Corn bred for yield and maturity.
What is good seed corn?
Corn selected early, stored in dry,
well ventilated place. thoroughly
dried.
Why select early before frost?
Because you can select early ripen-
ing ears and determine strength
and vigor of parent stalk.
What has the stalk to do with yield
The stalk represents one of the par
ents, the ear the other, judged toget-
her they show what may be expected
as to the strength, yield and ma
turity of next years corn.
How may any farmer improve his
yield and quality of corn?
Early field selection, well ventilated
dry storage place, culling out poor
ears and ears off type, ear testing,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27

kept press" that is most often unre-
liable in both its editorial and adver-
Using columns. Their standards of
advertising morality, when compared
with those of a majority of our great
newspapers and periodicals, are as low
and debased as their editorial aims.
The professionally disconnected and
the professionally ground down must
have soap-box newspaper or period
zeal and, if possible, some sort of or
ganization that will both subscribe to
their papers and pay dues to their or
CARNATIONS in order that they may
stimulate discomfort and coin it into
an easy living and good thing posi-
ton for themselves. Divine dscon-
tent heretofore the great American
incentive to the true progress is be-
ing superseded by new discomfort
that believes in nothing but the devil
and all his works.
Nothing could be better for our
country and its citizens than the old
American discomfort that spurred one
upward. Nothing could be worse than
the new Russian discomfort that would
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27

drag all down except those leaders who
see in the stupidity and credulity of
their followers a chance to gain posi-
tions that could never be theirs in the
competition of brains, and fortunes
that they could never accumulate in
the competition of commerce. Facts.
| figures, reason, logic and truth are all
capitalistic lies to these fellows. They
appeal to an age-old instinct in hui
manity--a perverse desiEg that crops
out at intervals in mankind to follow
after some false god, in1thG secret hope
that he will be more lenient with their
Stupidities, more sympathetic with
their laziness, kindlier with their vices
than the just God Of their fathers.
The turning of the old Israelities to.
Baal, to Dagon and other false gods of
the East was probably crude Old.
Testament Bolshevism.
Nothing is easier than tn be fake
Messiah it one cares to deceive and
mislead the people. Almost any man
of plausible address who viii let his
whiskers grow and walk down the
street proclaiming new creed-es-
pecially if it promises less work, more
pay, more wine and more women
can gather following overnight and
head new sect, what theatrical peo-
pie call important money flowing
into his Golfers. For life is hard if
lived rightly-but it is even harder if
lived wrongly. Happiness is some
thing we are doing, not getting. day
by day. And nothing permanent IS
built without slow and deep founda-
tions. A bomb may blow up factory,
the torch may destroy city, but they
must be rebuilt sone brick at time
Lenino and Trotzky and their follow
ers, from the uneducated sincere fool
to the educated insincere ass, may de-
stroy civilization, but it must be re-
built in the sweat and blood of COM
ing generations generations that
they would reinslave In the name of
freedom.
Publishing is field that is open to
anyone with an idea and the ability |
to express it. For the real capital of
publishing only product of pub
lishing-is ideas. The actual paper
or periodical is simply package. Be-
cause Of this, perha u, it is easier than
in business where the product is a |
concrete thing to sell poisonous, adul-
terated and meretricius goods to the !
unsuspecting and uneaducated., The
market is full of quack papers, contain
ing easy-to-take nostrums for every
human ill and pink panaceas for white
livered people; but they are all dope
at best, cheap opium and wood
alcohol purveyors of half-lies, near
lies and lies. The Saturday Evening
Post.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
A REJECTION SLIP

Would be contributors, whose tIeor-
les of world saving are returned by rs
because they are in opposition to hui
man limitations and the sometimes re-
grettable but always immutable laws
of Nature, write US occasionally that
the press is owned, body and soul by
the soulness corporations.
Sometimes soap-box contemporary
charges that the great daiIies and
periodicals are either bought by their
favorite prop, big business, or bibed
indirectly by their advertisers. But
it is the section of the press that most
often uses the words bought" abrib-
ed. wage slaves, " " capitalist press, =
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
Is 1t Gust A Cold?"
Redwood Falls People Should Ask
Themselves This Question.

themselves This Question.
Don't say: 'It's just cold"
1t may turn into backache, rheu-
matic aches, achsF joints
Or other serious sickness that comes
from weak kidneys.
Colds are due to congestion.
Congestion makes the kidneys over
work to filter the blood
Colds often leave the kidneys weak.
First break the cold;
Then use Doan's Kidney Pills to
avert the kidney dangers.
Let this Redwood Falls resident
tell you about them.
Mrs. c.. III. Bobzin, E. Bridge, ST.,
says: "Now and then when I over
work and catch cold, it is sure to
settle on my kidneys and bring on at
tacks of backache. My eyes become
affected and seem to see little
lights before me. When these at
tacks come on / take Doan's Kidney
Pills. I never fail to get the same
good results from Doan's; they rid
me of all the annoyances. I don't
know of any remedy can recommend
more highly than Doan's kidney
Pills and keep them in the house
right along in case Of need"
Price so cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedv---
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Bobzin had. Foster Nil
burn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27

selection of hundred best ears and
the planting of these by themselves
in seed plot.
What is the shortest cut from poor
seed corn to good seed corn?
Get your seed from one of our corn
breeders who is developing our corn
for yield and maturity.
Which is the most important, yield
or maturity?
Maturity.
What is the best ground to plant corn
on?
Fall plowed clover sod.
What can each Farmers club do?
Arrange for demonstration of seed
corn selection.
The Redwood County Farmer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
q

big aeroplane and pass from one
plane to another at the coming
Minnesota State Fair and Victory
Exposition. Aug. 10. to- Sept. g.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
Natures Own. Method

Warm air rises and cool air seeks
low level. This natural law IS
employed for heating the entire home
thru one register in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27

A farmer who has been a regular
exhibitor at his local fair for many
years says: 81 have found that an
exhibit at our county fair is good
business for me, because:
l. My winnings in premium mon
ey pay all the expenses with liberal
profit besides.
2. 1t helps me to sell my surplus
livestock and seeds.
3. 1t advertises my land and thus
raises the selling value of my land
and that of my neighbors.
4. 1t enables me to compare my
crops with others and to study my
failures as well as my successes.
5. 1t gives me confidence in my
ability to produce good crops and adds
to my pride and satisfaction in my
calling"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-27
$500 TO ADVERTISE A COUNTY

At a meeting of the Dawes County
Development Association held at the
county agents Office in this city We'd
nesday it was decided to spend $500
advertising the resources of this
county. This association is made up
of real estate operators and others who
are interested in getting the facts
concerning this county before the peo-
pie Of the world. Chronicle, Chadron.
Nebr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

din lOc.si din jur, "a hotarit dc
catrc fratii mcmbrii al societatil
,,Octavian Goga", ca pc Simbath.
|2 August 1919, sa Sc dea O fru-
moasl petrecere, care va avea iot
in localul d-lui Stiff Adam din
A West 4-th; la orele $50 p. M,
81 va dnra pima la orele II p. nj.
Deer toti fratii m. ;, bril- 81:
1ugati a ina Tartc la fceasta e
moasa pet;"ccr,. Ase,nenea sun;
rugati toti frati; Rom'ni din loe 81
din jur a lua parte la accasta pc.
trecere.
/ Pretul de intrare: Domnii 50
Damele 25 cent?.
Tot. fratii membrii care III vor
lua Iarte la aceasta petrecc. g
sunt o5ligati a-si plati ticiic dc
intrare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc ell ma.
re multumita $; sc vor cuita pe
Gale ziaristica.
Barul va fl asortat Gu cele ma.
gustoase mezcluri 81 bauturi ra
Icoritoare.
Muzica romina din Lima, Ohio
va distra onoratul public Gu ce
le mai fruomase arii de dams $
cintece rationale.
Aceasta petrecere este sub con
ducerear d-lui Petru Oprisu, prass
sedinte aranjator.
In numele societatii ,Octavial
Goga'. din Lima, Ohio:
loan Fratila, presedinte
George Aldea, secretar financiar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
A VIZ

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,Octavian Goga' din LII
ma, Ohio, avind adunare spe-
ciala in ziua de 20 Iulie 1919, a.
Wind in vedere despre starca 81 ur
marea societatii Octavian Goga,
la fratii membrii carl sunt in re-
-gula fata de societate 81 de Uniu-
ne, au decis a aviza pc toti ,frani
membrii ce apartin societatii Oc-
tavian Goga, ca Gu termenul &c
la 20 Iulie 1919 81 pima in 20
August 1912. a Sc achita GU toatc
prescriptele ce stiu ca sunt res
tanti fata de societate, tot odata
81 pentru Influenza spaniola, fia-
care membru este 1ndatOrat in.
stiinta sediul societatii, caci moi
am mai TRIMS niste incunost;in-
tari 81 ann PRINT nici gn rez,h-
tat. Anume, de fiecare membru &C
"a apartinut. societatii Octavian
Goga' in intervalul influentei spa
Mole, adeca pima in luna Ianua-
RE 1919, facindu-se socoteala
de toti fratii membrii, sa vine de
fiecare memb,'u suma de So. 16:
81 acei frati membrii, care all
achitat aceasta datorie, vor Fl
primiti in mijlocul nostru, caci a.
Wind la multe puncte oareSi care
desbinari. lara .acei membrii care
ar dori a Sc transfera, obligind,l-
Sc ca Isl va achita amenda, solyi-
re, repartitie ETC., in acest termin
atunci poate- fl in drept de bene-
ficiu dupa capitolul XIII, artico-
lul 56 din statute fata de societa.
te 81 Uniune. lar acei membrii
carl .doresc a Sc transfera, snnt
rugati achita acestea toate, ce
stiu ca sunt fata de societatc.
Char fratele Nick |. Brinzea
avizindu-l printr'o scrisoare, ru
am primit nici unl raspuns.
Onorata sOcietate ,,Transilva-
MIA" din Farrell, Pa, ne rosga
trimite acestui frate membru
trahsferul. MOI GU drag il dam,
numai intii trebue sa-si achite &c
are de achitat, sau aici la su>
numita societate, sau acolo, unde
dinsul are vote.
Acei membrii dupa trecerea a.
cestui termen nu sunt in regula,
vor fi'exclusi afara din societatc.
Tot Odata char 81 din Uniune, re
mai putind apartinea la nici or
ganizatiune romina, nici aic; Id
alta sora societate, 81 nici char
in pairia vcche.
Tot odata iub;ti frati mcmhrii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBLICA.

cultura ,,Nicolae Filipescu" dir
Madison, H.. a avut sfintirea dra.
pelelor societatii. Deci pc aceast;
Gale aduce cele mai sincere mul.
tumiri tuturor organizatiunilu
rominesti, precum 81 tuturor fra.
tilor R0mini de pc aceste plaiurl
care ne-au dat bine vOitOrul d-lol
sprijin.
Mai la vale lasam sd urmezt
numele dOnatorilOr, eel dinti
sunt membrii OnOrifici al socie
tatii ,,Nicolae Filipescu" din Ma
olson, ILL.,:
Eremie Berghea a. donat dra
pelul >Romin $l35; Eremie Bcr-
ghea, stegar la drapelul ROmI,
800; Erem. Berghea un cuiu 81:
Zaharie M. Sampu, stegar la dra
pelul American $115; Zaharie NJ
Sampu urli cniu $40; Danil Tatu
mas la drapelul Romin $275; A
lex. Ursu, mas la drapelul Ameri
can $155; Alex. Bogdan, lent:
arapelului Romin $50; Danil Ga
vril lenta drapelului America:
SOL; Simiolr Mihulet un cuiu 500
loan Stoia un cuiu $35; losif Go
tia un cuiu $35; Nofie Lasca III
cuiu $76; T. Calus. un cuiu $23
fetcu Iordanescu un cuiu $25
Milan Panici un cuiu 500; Alex
Bogdan un cuiu $16; Clubul Str;
inul Liber. st. Louis doua >cuit
$50; loan Vlad un cuiu $40
Gheorghe Ardelean un cuiu $40
Alex. Ursu m cuiu So; Sultan
Flesariu un cuiu So: Uniunea So
cietatilor Romine Americana u.
cuiu $40; societatea Desteapta-t
Romini un cuiu $40; Toma Pallet
un cuiu $40; Nicolae Motorug;
un cuiu $40; Vasile Salcu IL.
cuiu $40; Vasa Tuculie un cult
$40; Elena Tuculie un cuiu $40
Nicolac Urdea un cuiu $40; Vi
chente Muntean un cuiu $40; Du
mitru SeceIean un cuiu $40; An
tone Dragoiu un cuiu So; Rafira
Dragoiu un cuiu So; Milan Igna'
un cuiu $5; Noise lspas un cuil
So; loan Glodar .,n cuiu $5; Pc
tru Gligoras un cuiu So; IoalI
Cosma, 'presedinte general ulI
cuin 50; |. D. Rerghean un cui,l
So; Vasile Platos un cuiu So; Val
sile Luculet un cuiu $5; Zahar,f
Fleser un cuiu So; N. Iorga IL.
cuiu So; loan Maeras un cu;.
$5; Gavrila Lazar un cuiu So
[Augustin Sacadat up cuiu S.
Ana Motoruga un cuiu So; Ioan
M. Cosma uH cuiu So; Danil Ga
vril I'm cuiu $5; Nicolae Scortea
un cuiu SIS; Sima Jebelean "
.cpiu $5; Aurel Breban un. cuiu
So; Iovan Jebelean un cuiu $5
.Silvcstru Crisan un cuiu $5; To
dor Covaciu un cuiu So; Nicolae
Muntean un cuiu So; Gheorghe
Tampa un cuiu So; Sofie Tampa
un cuiu So; Pavel Stoiadinov up
cuiu So; Dina Catalina Stoiadi-
nov un cuiu So; D-soara Catalina
Stoiadinov un- cuiu So; Irimie
Renisav un cuiul SO; Vasile Ber,
ghia un cuiu $3; Adam Serum
ua cuiu ~; Societatea Ardelea-
ma din, Hasco, Mo. un cuiu So
D. Cornea un cuin $3; Gheorghe
Gotta So; Danil Tatu un cuiu $3
Gheorghe Cocan un cuiu So; Ri.
/ ta' Jcbclsen uri. cniu $3;. Mari:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

Covaciu un cuiu So; Mihaiu Cion-
ca un cuiu So; Ielita Cionca I'M
cuiu $3; lsaila Iovescu un ,cu.u
$3; Nicuta lstfan un cuiu 81
Rusalim Cionca un cuiu So; En-
genia Cionca un- cuiu $3 Anita
1spas un cuiu $50; loan Marian
un cuiu $3; loan Mircea un cuiu
$3; Societatea Ammonia" dona-
tic $25; Societatea Ammonia
un cuiu $40; Alex. Albota IN
cuiu So; Elisei Ionescu un cuiu
81; George Berdac un cuiu S3 !:
loan Pistrui un cuiu So; Ahdro;-
Boieriu un cuiu So; Mihai Dan
un cuiu So; Traian Pistrui IN
cuiu $3; Dumitrie Constandin u.l
i cuiu So; Petru Ruian un cuiu $3
loan Farca un cuiu $3; Lazar
Soanca un cuiu So; loan Serbn
In cuiu $3; Paraschiva Aldea IN
:uiu $3; loan Rusu un cuiu $3
| rraian Pistrui al lui loan un cuiu
SO; loan Pistrui al lui Traian un
cuiu $3; Nicolae Nedelcu un cuin
| b3; Milan Negulesa un cuiu So
| Oumitrie Ruian un cuiu $3; La
zar Ionasi un cuiu So; Ale:Sandru
'acemn un cuiu $3; George Far
"a un cuiu So; George Ivascu r.l
:uiu So; Bucur Binig un cuiu S.
>ucura Lud un cuiu So; Marcu
Meia un cuiu $50; Michail Micu-
escu un cuiu $50; Alexa Specean
In cuiu So; Danila Gravila un
:uiu SD; Iota Nicolici un cuiu $3
| Della banchet "a intrat 1924 80
'teva Covaciu a dOnat So; Nast
Stoicoviciu a donat So; De la
,eutura intrat $462.95 Nicolae
rimar a dOnat So; loan Cosor a
lOnat SOC; De la teatru 1925
De la Lunch $14: 10; De la flor
81 30; De la piinea ramasa So
80; Pavel Tamasel din Kokomo
nd. So; Soc. ,,Printul Carol" un
.uiu So; Soc. ,.Falnicul Zaran1
Romin" un cuiu So; Soc. ,,Ra "a
Luminei'' un cuiu So; Soc. Ira
an 81 Avram Iancu Regele Mun-
.ilor.s un cuiu So; Soc. ,,Murasa
Ia un cuiu So; Soc. ..Saminato-
'ul Romin"' un cuiu $4: Soc. e
liberarea Neamului ROminesc:'
IN cuiu $3; Soc. u. S. Trei Co
orul 81 independents Romina IN
uiu $3; Soc. ,,Mircea Voda" un
:uiu So; Soc. ,,Vulturul" un cuiu
50; Soc. ,.Dacia Traiana" ul
.uiu So; Soc. simeon Barnut;u''
In cuiu $3; Soc. ,,Aradana' III,
:uiu $3; Soc. ,,Rominia Liberia
In cuiu So; Soc. .,Ulpia Traia-
IA" un cuiu SO; Soc. DIR. c. An
| yelescu" un cuiu $50; Soc. .,Sfin-
ul Gheorghe' un cuiu $3; Soc.
| loan l. C. Bratianu" un cuil
So; Soc. ,.Plugarul Romin'' IN
.uiu So; Soc. ,,Sentinela Romi-
IA" un cuiu $50; Soc. Tara o.
ului'' un cuiu $3; Soc. ..Biruin-
"a" un cuiu So; Soc. ..Horea. Clo-
Ca 81 Crisan'' un cuiu $3; Sor
| ,Cimpul Libertatii'' un cuiu IS
! Soc. ,,Albina" un cuiu $3; Soc
,Invingerea Romina" un cuiu So
Soc. ,,Bucuresti'' un cuiu So; Soc
| ,DImbovita'' un cuiu SD; Soc
Ana Vlad'' un cuiu So; Soc
| Aurora I'm cuiu So; Societl
ca .,Transilvaneana'' un cuiu
s.; De la cocarzi a intrat $6G
De la membrii donate pentru Ii.
)erty Bond $3.50.
| Rezultatul general este urma.
torul:
nitrate totale $2.754.6
Este totale 49,. ....... $1.771.54
Vent curat ..... 1888. .Of
| Adaugindu-se colecta din
Il anul 1918 de 1854 -
Face un total de -. $1,137.3
In numele societatii ,.Nicolac
Fihpescu" din Madison. I'll.
Eremie Berghia, sef controlor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

Prezidiul societatii romine de
Iajutor 81 cultura ,,Leul'' din Sa.
lem, Ohio, pc aceasta Gale face
cuvenita rectificare la darea de
seama publicata in ziarul ,,Ameri-
ga No. 1853 din Is Iulie 1919, un-
de s'a strecurat din eroare O mi.
"a gresala, 81 anumc: Casa rest
la finea ~lunei Decembrie 1915 81
nitrate pc 6 luni trecute $3771.29
Fondul de rezerva ...... 1888. Is
Total -. 81, ,124.44
Este pc 6 luni ........ $3,O99.66
VENT curat .......... $1,O24.e3
Pentru care prezidiul societatii
,,Leul'' Isl recunoaste mica gre
3ala care s'a strecurat.
In numele socictatii ,,Leul" din
Salem, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
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