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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16
IN W.T. A R E.

SOcletatea romIna de ajutor $
cultura ,,1nvierea", din Martin:
Ferry, Ohio, invita- pc toate orga
nizatiunile Rominesti din loc $
din jur, ca: Societati, Cluburi $
Parochii, precunA 81 pc toti frati
81 surorile Romihe a lua parte Ii
Marele bal impr$unat Gu teatru $
dams, care le val aranja societates
noastra Dumineca, 19 Ianuarit
1919 (Ziua de Botezul Domnului
Boboteaza).
Petrecerea va ayea loc in hals
Home Hall, din Center Street
corn GU Main Street, cea ma
spatioasa 81 mai eleganta hala
unde va Fl eel mai modern aran
lament,
1nceputul va ii la orele $50 p
III. 81 va dura pima la orele 6 di
mineata.
Prograntsl teatral:
Unul din cele mai frumoase tea
tire va ii aranjat de data aceasts
avind concursul deplin al Reu
niunii de cintari ,,Doruls din loc
care pc linga piesele teatrale, co
rul reuniunii, sub conducerea di
rigintelui D-nul N. Glajea va
preda cele mai frumoase cintari
precum urmeaza:
l. Deschiderea teatrului prin-
tr'un discurs dc bine VENT, care
Va Fl la orele 8 p. m.
2. Cor mkt: Star spanglet Ba.
nner, INN American.
3. Imnul de serbare, cor MKT
4. Oh Frachy, predat de d-rele
Victoria Bastea. 81 Sofia Petrisor
5. Luna de miere, solo de d-nul
N. Vulcu. +,
6. Cintecul cocosului, comedie
intr 'un act.
PER s GA N f L E:
Nina Frunza, Doamna Ana l.
Bastea.
Unchiul eli Domnul Vasile Cio-
ban. n f
Nicu Ramurea, Domnul N. Boe-
riu.
Z. Negruta, cor MKT.
s. Aurora vietii, duet predat de
doamnele Ana /. Bastea 81 Efro-
sina G. Stan.
9. Steluta, solo de Domnul loan
Bugneriu.
10. Pacatele lui Ganjiu, come
die intr'un act.
PER S GA N e L f:
Ganjiu, mosneag avut, Domnul
n. Boeriu.
Floarea, flea sa, Doamna Eff. G.
Stan.
loan, amantul Floarei, Domnul
l.. Bugneriu.
Joita, sora lui loan, Doamna
Ana /. Radu.
Tase, datornic, Domnul Petru
Stan.
Manea datornic, Domnul N.
Vnlcu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16

Si-i dd cadea,ta:
- Stsng-drept! stsng-drept! sting
drept! Asaaat
Soldatii fac has; iar cei dol 1d-
RAM, bdldbdnindu-si n,inale, merg,
uoiosi, In pas Gu garda.
EN-. GfRLEANT.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16

Dan, gura rea, Domnul P. Stan.
Il. Nu-mi place, cor mkt.
10. Criza, Trio, predat de Dom
nil: /. Bugner, G.. Stan 81 N. Vul-
Gu.
Is. Pop Corn (in limba Ameri-
cana), predat de un grup de co.
|pii si copile.
IA. Old Blak Joe, I'm linba A
mericana), predat de Domnul G..
Stan.
Is. Otrava de hirciogi, comedie
intr 'un act, predata de Doamna
Ana l.. Bastea ca maistorita 81
Domnul N. Boeriu, ca ucenic.
Is. Era seara lima, solo de
Domnul Petru Stan.
II. Turturica, solo de Doamna
Ana [. Bastea.
18. Pribeagul, solo de Domnul
N. Glajea.
10. lmnul patriotic, cor mkt.
20 cuvint de incheierea teatru-
lui.
Dupa aceea va urma apoi dams
pima in zori de ri.
o muzica (orchestra) din cele
mai bune va distra pc onoratil
oaspeti Gu diferite cintece de Joe,
care vor Fl aranjate dupa pro-
gram.
Supra solviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele mai
gustoase mezeluri 81 baturi reco-
ritoare.
Pretul de intrare: Locul prim
$3.50, Locul al doilea $1.25 81 10
Gu al treilea $1.0O de persoana.
Garderoba obligatoare.
Venitul curat este destinat pen
tru fondul d ajutor al ,bolnavilor.
Iubiti frati Romini!
Stiindu-se ca aceasta este pri-
ma petrecere a Societatii nOastre
dupa un timp de mai bine de citi-
va ami, 81 stiindu-se ca aceasta So
cietate, in acest timp avut mutt
de spesat Gu chestiunile nationa-
lie, ca a arafat Americanilor Lola
litatea Rominilor din acest oras,
fara deosebirc ca a fost membru
al acestei societati sau nu, GU totii
au fost ocrotiti sub scutul acestei
Societati, lar astazi cfnd va fnvi-
tam Gu drag la unica petrecere
romineasca in felul Ell, he bazam
pc deplina incredere, cum ca vom
avea fericirea de a ne constrfn-
ge citi mai multi, unde vom pu-
tea intinde Hora Mare pentru u
nirea rominismului. Deci pima la
reyedere va trimitem salutul nos
tru fratesc:
In numele societatii de ajutor 81
cultura ,,fnvierea'' din Martins
Ferry, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
p. S. Toti membrii acestei soci-
etati sunt obligati a-si plati BIZ
letul de intrare de $1.OO. Membrii
sd alba cocardele la Petrecere pc
pept, in semn de sarbatoare.
QO-11)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16
SortaS.


An,s.,doi dsteptau sd le vie rim
dM. Bdtrsnul, Tdsile Lauitd, e un
ON n,deantel, GU ochis pititi supt
frunte, GU pletele retegate deasu-
pra cefi late, scorojite 81 nnrosite
de scare. FeciOrul e tot scurt de
stat, roscouan la fdtd, 81 cu toate Cd
sta bleg, dsat DEAN sold. Sc uede
cit de colo ca e ON IN toatd puterea
iui.
Amindoi sc gindesc, Gun, gindesc
tdranii, mai mult la ceeace a fost
decit la ceeace-o sd fie. Fldcdul Isl
aminteste cd uitase pielcica de miel,
cumpdratd din ajun, afard pc pris-
pa. aar bdtrtnM acun,a dedbin a$l
dd sedn,a cd di,niaeata, cind pleca.
serd, Hinca Notarqtlai le iesise ia,-
ante Gu cofele goale.
Oar gindurile aceste NUS asa de
stdpine pc m,lRtea Tor; de cite0r1
sc deschide asa della odaia d0ctoru-
lui bdetanul Sc iadreptd fdru Uote.
iar bdtrinul Il dd cite an pun,n, IN
tr'ascuns, 81 feciorul Sc pleostestt
dim nou pc stinga, ca 81 cum a-ar re-
tea cineUa picioruI. Uneor1 u Sc o.
presc privirile pc cits un lucru din
odaie, de pc pdrete, 81 priresc mira
II. Deodatd pendula bate rar ceasu-
rite; feciorul tresare 81 spune to-
tine -Sdu:
y - Ia, ceaSul!
81 Sc utd am,indoi la tipsia alba,
pc fata Garcia nW prea pot sd ght-
ceased nun,drM care ansemna mei'-
sui silei.
IN sfirsit tea renit rindul. Doc
t0rul, Hn Ont cit u1e nriaS, blind, rus
cu ochelarii pc dupd urechi, GU pa
rnl cdrunt, lung, dat frumos, in sus
pc trunte, le face prieteneste sen,n
cu NINA sd vie. Bdtfinul Isl MAI In
deasd inca 0ddtd pun,nul in coasta
bdietanal,.i, 81 pornesc.
Feciorut catcd in urmd, sontic.
trdgindu-yi picOarele a lene.
Cind intrd in cealaltd odaie, doc
toral sc propteste IN fata mOsnea-
gului Si-l intreabd:
- Ell, mOsule, ce betesug al? :.
: Mosneagul fereste In ldturi, 81 Isl
aratd fecioruE:
- Pc mime mo ferit Sinful, da
bdtetu mi-i bolnar.
- BdatM?
DOct0rul Sc uitd, mirdt la fldcdu.
IL nadsoard din crestet pima N tdi-
pi. Supt stictele ochelarilOr IL site
leste lunsinitd de fntelegere, apot
g0rbeste:
= HIM! M prea pari sd fn bOi-
n0r, cirlane; a'n apr0pie-te.
.t;naha.;t 80. >, WV , pas' 90 "'
,e,. n,
nJats III, nat; -: 1s;s.', 's1 ose ~
,,,a; taro ~, s,,;uoa " -, $780, ~ wy
Ta,a'', '''
Daat~s,,, :, ,nx
Co -; =, at;so ~ - -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-16

81 ochii Ell acum mari deschisi, Sc
uitau tinta inainte, ca privind 0 We
denie.
,,Cel ce e nascut din, soarel All,
da! din SCARE. Caci in adevar, asa &
fost soarele vietii mele, drago-
stea sufletului meu, nadejdea ini
mil mele, suflarea cledintei mele,
lumina de pc apa marei, caldura
care invinge orice suferinta. b. 8 81,
acoperindu-si fata Gu amindola mil
nile, Lady Igraine scoase un GENET
ca din adinchl eel mai adinc al du-
rerii.
| ~ Singura ma simtiam. ofili-
Ia pfea de vreme, ca o noare fara
lumina, inchisa in dosul zidurilor
della Goromalt. Atunci, yeni El, ii
|pustiul yietii mele, ca I'm talaz pu-
ternic 81 caid, care sterse orice alt
din ochii mel. Patima cuvintelor
lui 81 sunetul yocei lui, umplurS
mica mea fiinta Gu Q adhere din ti{e
rimuri nestiute; 0 umplura, pfnx
cind se revars6 din mine q iubircx
care nq se satura rev8rsindu-sc. a
Apucind strins bratele jetului.
Lady Igraine SEX >plec& inainte. prii.
vind <sn4X -, TX .y<l,- ~ " a. . s t W
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

patch that startled the world, 1t built
six bridges across the river and open
ed up the lines of communication to
such an extent that the Germans were
completely engulfed by the oncoming
horde OF "Yanks." These bridges
across tho Meuse was one of the fac
tors of Germany's collapse.
AT the signing of the armistice they
were rear Louppy, which was the far
thest east American front.
The advance of the army of ocupa-
tion found them still in the game, and
they crossed the Rhine early in De-
cember. 1918. Since then they have
spent all their time making themselves
and their comrades comfortable by
building theaters. barracks, mess
halls, etc, throughout the bridge head
area. 1t is the best known regiment in
the fighting Bird Corps. The ones at
home can feel justly proud of their
contribution in this famous regiment.
Col. Harry NJ. Trippe, of Whitewater,
Wis. is regimental commander. Ma
jor Lynn c. Boyatt, Of Bowling Green,
o., commands the 1st battalion. Major
Joseph j.. Ring. of Franklin, Tenn.
commands the End battalion.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
this part Of the story:

told this part of the story:
Until a month ago | hadn't heard
from Ralph for two years and q half
even before America got In the wal
mail was held up. l didn't know
whether he was in the army or not
but l was sure he was, because-well.
because he is an American" Here
she stopped a minute to smile up at
him.
"After awhile we heard from some
friends that he was in the army-and
that he had come over here. That was
all l ever knew. It's nearly five years
since | have seer him
"Of curse 1t was awfully hard-I
couldn't get word to him and he
couldn't to me. My husband used ITO
tell me 1t wouldn't help Ralph any for
me to cry. tried not to-before the
rest Of them anyway. My daughter
got worse steadily-she is no better.
We couldn't get the proper food for
her after awhile. And she hated to
see me worried about Ralph, so | used
to try to keep up before them.
Last January my husband came to
Coblenz about his citizen papers. An
American soldiC" In Ralph's company
who was in the office heard his name
and asked him If he was any relation
to Ralph. He didn't tell him Ralph
was in Coblenz, but went after Ralph.
He didn't tell Ralph his father was
here. When they met they couldn't
believe their eyes.
Ever since then l have been trying
to see Ralph. He couldn't come to
Weisbaden because 1t was out of the
American area. and I couldn't get
through until tOday-more than two
months"
They asked her II her Ralph had
changed much in all that time.
"Oh, yes-very much. But do you
know, I think It is because all that
long time when I didn't know where
he Was or how he was-I got In the
habit Of thinking Of him as he was
when he was a baby-I kept seeing
him as a baby and remembering the
way he felt when he was little. Isn't
that queer? And now look at him I"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
HOUSE
! FAMILY REUNION
How II Happened to Entertain
=, Only A. E. F. Mother Who Visit
ed Army O. Occupation.
BIC CORPORAL DUTIFUL SON,

Iks knlohtiy courtIsrs Ever Acted WIN
! Mere a~si1.ntry TO Lady Fair Than
Did Hs and Hls pouohbsy
Pals to This Little White
Haired Woman Drsss- u
I'd Kxquls.tsly In
Black.
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+++++*++%+++++i
LETTERS FROM POWER co.
SOLDIER BOYS
+++*++*++++**++
Letter from II. b. Bergstrom.

The following letter was received
by Mrs. G. J. Bergstrom, mother OF
n. r. Bergstrom, who Is with the
308th Engineer Corps, being In Co. ID.
the letter was written on stationery
evidently furnished by the Corps. II
is four-page stationery, the pages be-
ing 5A inches by 8N inches. In the
center of the first page is a two-color
design printed in red and black.
Above the design is the phrase
"S08th" and below II Is the word EN-
gineers." This is printed In black.
Tho design Is rectangular In shape
with a black border. Inside the bor-
der Is q hammer on top of a helmet;
this is white surrounded by red. TO
gineer corps insignia in blue, the re-
Nhe left is a blue bordered panel In
which appears the following. "Corps
Engineers; Third Corps; between the
two words aforementioned is the En-
gIneer corps insignia In blue, the re-
mainder OF The lettering is In black
below the insignia is the title OF
fensives'' and below IS "Aisne-Marne,
0lse-Aisne, Meuse-A rgonne, Army OF
Occupation" To the right In black
Is the following: "Army of occupa-
tion-Neuwied, Germany" The let
ter follows;
April "a, 1919.
Dear Folks.-
Will write Z few lines tonight to let
you know all liz we'll. Weather ID
pretty good-a little rainy. II sure
makes a fellow feel like going home
when he sees the leaves and blossoms
on the trees and the other divisions
going home. About the last OF the
S2nd left yesterday, We are down
with the Corps Guard. so we may have
a chance soon. Hope SO.
Many fellows are getting discharges.
Some farmers and some who have de-
pendents.
was down to the carnival in Cob
ienz today, Just got back. II Is very
good. l enjoyed the aviation part OF
II the best. The stunts they did In
he air and the many different kinds
OF planes, The U. s. has them all beat.
The English and French are also very
good. ! could have gone up In a bal
loon but did not have the time and
there was 80 many ahead of me. |
would give half my interest In H
II could be an aviator. I am coins
up in one soon. They take fellows up
across the river from here. There Is
a large aviation field here and air
planes are fussing over us all the time.
The Holt caterpillar beat the tug-of-
that they pull their artillery with.
l am no getting any mail from the
Hayneses lately. II has been over a
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
Letter from William Hall.

Camp Hospital No. 8
A. p. o. 757
Montigny-le-Roi, France
May 3rd, 1919,
Dear Mr.. Rarber:-
Just a few lines to tell. you to dis
continue sending the paper to me over
here. l have been getting 1t lately and
enjoy reading 1t very much, but we are
leaving here in a few days for a port,
and from there We expect to sail for
home "toots-sweet." The hospital
closed the LIST, after its 299 days of
operating and II will be the first camp
hospital to go home as a unit.
| was lucky enough to get a three
day leave in Paris, travelling time not
included, before our leaves were stop
ped. Some of the boys never got to go
and / think they missed seeing one of
The most wonderful cities In the world.
Paris is sure a great place to spend a
cave in, n - fellow needs three
weeks instead or three days to see il
in. The weather was very bad while l
was there but l made the best of it and
got TO see a good portion OF the many
places OF interest, including the Peace
Palace and surrounding gardens,
parks, etc, | was through the room In
which the Peace Conference meets and
touched the table on which II will be
signed, The German delegates we're
stopping at a hotel near the Palace
and were closely guarded, for we we're
denied permission TO see the Neptune
Fountain nea the hotel.
There has been lots of snow and rain
here during the last month, and the
farmers have been with their spring
work, | am certainly glad to know
that will be back in a country where
II doesn't rain ten months of each year.
II started raining the first night | got
in to this country and has kept pref
~ steadily ever, since.
This letter is getting rather lengthy,
so will bring il to n close. Hope TO
be back to American Falls before many
weeks pass.
PrivateQ CID WILLIAM HALL.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
Showed Greatness In Youth.

At the AGE of IA, ana when a sopho-
more at Cambridge, Francis Bacon
left the university in disgust, declar-
Ing that the whole system of educa.
ton wss-radically wrong AT Cambridge
and everywhere else, And I'acon lived
i" pruve ttat he was cnuSrrvutiveiy
eight In his contention. Swift deSpised
his teachers because he knew more
than they did, and therefore had diff
hculty In securing a degree.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
And the Corporal tried not to see the

And the Corporal tried not to see the
alteration in her eyes
give years is a long time to wait
to see your boy she murmured, and
kept her eyes on him. Again she had
forgotten the people around her.
q. The corporal cleared his throat.
This is why l ask d you II you could
keep my mother, Miss Woodsmall. I
didn't want her to come unless she
had a good place to stay. All, e-e-r>
thanks awfully."
And that is the story of how the
Hostess House happened to entertain
the only known A. f. F. mother who
has visited the Army of Occupation
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
The Black

Although white diamonds come
chiefly from the Transvaal, the black
diamond Is found in It's greatest purity
in Brazil and especially in the Prov
ince of Bahia. For its finest speci-
men so far. discovered Il price of $780,
600 was paid-quite insignificant when
compared with prices paid for white
diamonds.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

month since | heard from them
What's the matter with them.
Too bad the flu has broken out
again.
So John will live on his land this
next summer. He cannot be In the
garage business and farming, both.
Well, that is all for tonight. Write
long letters and often. I'll try to dc
the same. With love to all,
Pvt. r. b. BERGSTROM
Co. e. 308 Engineers,
A. e. r., A. p. o. 754.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
Over Bones of Failures.

Epitaphs in the Cemetery of Failure /:
He lacked tact; worry killed him he
was too sensitive; he couldn't say
mo-; he did not find his place Y
little success paralyzed him he did
not care how he looked; he did not
guard his weak point; he was too
proud to take advice; he did not fall
In love with his work.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

Maggie always ii!leu to talk over the
telephone: one morning before she was
dressed, aunty called up and after
talking to asked to speak TO
Maggie, but she positively refused to
come to the phone, and when mamma
asked her why she would not talk to
aunty owe the phone she said, IFS
'shamed to talk when I-lsn't dressed"
Chicago Tribune
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

Following is an article from the
Canton, Ohio, Repository regarding
some of the exploits Of the 30Sth Engi-
neers: ~E
The 30Sth Engineers OF the 8Srd
Division and which includes more
than 100 Canton and Stark county
with the Army of Occupation in Ger
many.
All the division is back except the
engineers and the 332nd infantry, but
the latter, because of It's being assign
ed to special duty In Italy, Ia gener-
ally regarded as being apart from the
division. An official statement from
the unit has been received as follows:
Since the 83rd Division mas re-
burned to Ohio without the 308th En-
g%ineers, many inquiries have come in
regarding their whereabouts.
The 308th Engineers were assigned
to the LIST Corps when the 83rd divi-
sion was designated as a replacement
organization. At the second battle of
the Marine the Engineers went into ac-
ton during the second phase of the en-
gagement, when the line was defined
by the neutrality-suspicious. road.
Both battalions were in the attack OF
July ~ and also in the battle of the
Ourcq on August 8, and continued in
the advance to the Vesle river. They
were also engaged In the operations
between the Vesle and the Aisne,
About the middle of August they
were transferred to the Third Corps
and early In September were sent to
the Verdun to prepare for the great
battle which opened on September 20.
AT this time they went over the top
with advancing infantry, and opened
the road through mo mans land
and W. Hill 304-"Dead Mans Hill
On November 1, the date the decid-
ing battle OF the worlds war began,
these sturdy lads, who had been con-
tlnuously In action since July. were In
the thickest OF the fighting. When the
Germans were hurled back at the
Mouse river at Dun, the 308th was
there. With the quickness and dis
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30


Pals to This Little White
Haired Woman Dress- Il
I'd Kxquls,tsIy In
Slack.
by GRACE oouLpEH.
(with the American Y. w. C. A. Over
ssAA)
Coblenx, Germany,
March % tBy Aaii.>
II happened right here In Coblenx.
A big corporal came into the Y. w.
g. A. Hostess House and asked for the
director, Miss Ruth woodsmall, who
comes from Colorado Springs, Colo.
Gould my mother stay heref' he
began at once, trying his best to cover
his excitement.
"Your mother !" gasped Miss Wood
small. How did your mother ever get
heref
well, she isn't here yet, but II she
comes will you keep herr"
"Of course / will, but"
She didn't finish, for the boy had
smashed his cap back on his head and
WAS out of the door on a run.
The %corporal's visit remained u mys-
terry for two days. Then one evening
Just Mt dusk a little white haired wo-
man dressed exquisitely In black APP
peared in the sitting room of the Host
ess House, and the corporal was hover
Ing behind her, trying TO be beside her
and back Of her and In front of her
all at once. He was carrying her
coat-a big fur one. With them were
three doughhoys, pals OF the corporal.
They tried to keep in the background,
but their eyes were glued on her face.
Everyone in the sitting room sat at
attention. There are no English
speaking men or women out OF uni
form in the Third Army area. Yet
here IA n oma I'm civilian clothes.
Mothers are unheardsof with the army.
But this was a mother, everyone knew.
After awhile someone found out
about this mother.
Had Been informed During War.
She and her husband, who were
born in Germany. but had been nat
uralized, lived in San Francisco. Be
fore the war they left for W~eisbaden,
Germany, that their invalid daughter
might have treatment at this famous
health resort.
They brought their other children
with them. One was Walter, a small
boy. and the other was Ralph, now
Corporal Stepp OF the American Army
When the war was declared they
sent Ralph hack to America, becaus.
he was OF military age, and they did
not want him to fight for the kaiser.
Then America entered the war.
Mrs. Stepp-Mrs. Anna Stepp she IL
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30

Enclosed with the letter was a pic
ture of a big bell the French have had
built and placed In the Cathedral at
Rouen. II Is the biggest bell in the
world and is named Joan Of Arc"
II is to be rung for the first time when
peace is signed. There are also some
chimes with It which play the national
hymns OF the Allies.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-05-30
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