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Discount

The suggestion that gold imports
might help the situation in exchange Is
made. On that subject the bank says;
"As yet no results are apparent from
the action of the British Government
granting permission to the South Afri-
can gold producers to sell their current
production in the best market. The nat
ural thing for them to do seemingly is
to send their gold to New York and sell
drafts against 1t in the London market.
With sterling at 1920, they would real
lie about IS per cent. more for II than
the coinage value in London. less the
extra cost of transportation, and this
would help considerably in meeting the
higher costs of production under which
they are laboring.
Scarcely anything is being said about
one of the biggest gold transactions OF
history. Just now in progress which is
the transfer OF Sl02,000.000 In gold
from the Reichsbank, the central bank
of Germany to the Federal Reserve sys-
TEN of the United States, in payment for
shipments Of food made in recent months
by the United States Food Administra-
ton. This Is equivalent to an importa-
ton of the above amount of gold. II
has already been received by the Ma
tional Bank of Belgium and the Bank
OF the Netherlands, and may be eX-
pected TO appear shortly as credit az
the Bank of England. Just how 1t VIII
be handled thereafter remains TO be
seen, but 1t will be eventually distrib-
uted TO the several reserve banks when
participated in the advances TO the
Food Administration.
The effect of the receipt OF this gold
and of any importations from South
Africa will be TO raise the percentage OF
reserve In the Federal Reserve banks
Presumably, however, the Federal Re
serve Board intends to keep as tight
rein on credits as practicable and these
additions to the gold stock will have no
| influence on current banking conditions
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strong and weak points OF a speculative
situation without parallel in the history
of Wall street trading. 1t is we'll that
that interval of comparative inaction
has come, as the Stock Exchange ma
chinery had begun to creak badly from
wear and tear of the long drawn out
campaign. ~ must be remembered that
nothing has occurred to impede the
progress of the country and that Euro
pean demand for American merchandise
is as strong as it was. although the
declining quotation for sterling exchange
has made It more difficult for our
foreign customers to do business with us.
War Wages I'm Peace Times.
The country is suffering keenly from
war time wage standards. Whole
sections of the United States are reflect
ing the sort Of Industrial disturbance
which comes from ordinary industry
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which seems to be current outside of the
banking business is that the banks have
accumulated great sums of foreign
credits on the downward movement
from which they will make large sums
when the upward movement comes. 1t
is evident that up to this time all such
ventures have been losing ones; the
profits are not to be had until the ex-
changes rise, and meantime the bankers
who have made such investments on
large scale must be having an uncom-
Portable time"
The extent of the demoralized condi
ton of foreign exchange is shown by
the following table giving the discount
on other exchanges or premium of the
dollar:
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trying to keep UP with wage schedules
developed at munition plants. shipyards
and during rush work on military en-
campments. Those were the pay stand
ards of war days when minutes had n
money value in proportion to emergency
seriousness. Ever since the armistice
Was signed professional egitators have
been preaching continuing war pay in
peace times, something that every
sensible man knows cannot be done
The big task before the country during
the next year or two will be to get the
laboring man to recognize the normal
relationship which must exist between
wages and production. There are mil
lions OF iaboring men who wish to re-
spect property interests and who may
be depended on to oppose radical
measures. But the great thing at the
moment is TO develop responsible
leadership which shall counterfeit the
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NO GAIN TO BANKERS
IN EXCHANGES DROP
National City Bank Declares
Charge to Be Fiction of
Imagination.

Home critics blame bankers because
foreign exchange Generalization has not
been corrected and no sign of an I'M
mediate substantial recovery in franc
and sterling exchange Is In sight. The
charge that bankers are making or are
in the way of making great deal OF
money out OF the decline has been
made, according to the monthly letter OF
the National City Bank Of New York is
sued to-day, and which says in part as
follows:
THE idea that somebody has bought
and now holds in this market a great
amount of current European bank credits
is a fiction of the imagination. If any
body wants to take advantage OF low
exchange a better investment would oe
in foreign securities. French. Italian,
Belgian, German and British securities
will pay a very high return while car
ried, besides the profit to be gained by
the return of exchange rates to normal.
But bankers cannot properly tie up their
resources in that manner.
1.-THE current confusion in the minds
of the public about exchange Is Illus
trated by the fact that because the Ma
tional City Bank has branches in a for
eign country the suggestion is some
times made that 1t is in position to sell
exchanges on that country to any ex-
tent at normal rates, no matter how
high the market rates may be. II the
balance of trade between the United
States and Argentina runs continuously
in favor of the latter, as 1t did for a
| long time during the war, the bank in
New York cannot draw continuously
upon it's branch in Buenos Ayres with
out providing the latter with the moans
| TO replenish its reserves. In other words
the bank in New York must buy ex-
change on Buenos AyIes to Offset what
it sells Otherwise its entire capital in
| Ruenos Ayres will be transferred to New
York and the Buenos Ayres Office will
| be out OF business.
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LOANS PLENTIFUL IN LONDON
Treasury bills Mature. Putting
Money on Market.
Special Cable Despatch TO THE srS from ne
London Times Service,


Copyright. 1919. all rights rsscrrtf.
LONDON, Aug. Sl.-Maturities Of me
treasury bills issued at the end If May
prior to the suspension OF sales In con-
nection with the fiotation of tho victory
Loan were exceptionally large to-day
with the result that loanabe funds were
in plentiful supply. Day to day aa-
vances were obtainable down 70 : per
cent.
The discount rate showed little chang
apart from a slight hardening OF ms
rate for three months bills, which are
now n December maturity, these eeihr
quoted at 3Ss per cent. -Four mohtn'
bills. now January maturity, "e'
quoted at ga per cent
The market FOR foreign EXCHANGE W
qrleter and there were no exceptions
fluctuations. New York closed slIghtF
lower, at S42Ots. French currenCl
showed a little improvement Bels'm
francs also improved in value ou,
Italian lire deprecated slightly. Pese'as
we're shade cheaper. Swiss eSchans'
also moved In London's favor. Soanu,
navlan rates. however relapsed sign"
owing to the fall in silver.
Owing to the holiday in New YORK ",
silver market was quiet. The price :,
bars remained at bsd, for cash ana
5ehd. for future delivery.
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way. 1t Is not the market with broad
outside buying and enormous everyday
trading that 1t was two months ago
But the situation is in many ways safer
as weakly margined accounts have been
eliminated largely and the whole mar
ket has been purified by readiustment.
Many industrial shares have advanced
far above the low price level of the
liquidating movement and some OF the
rails have shown increased strength.
II is still a highly interesting market
with firm undertone and great poten-
tial strength. With scaling down of
speculative loans banks have been re-
lleved of the burden that they were
asked to carry during the long series Of
million share markets when all records
for Wall Street activity were broken in
the rush by the public to take on stocks.
The pause has come and the average
trader has had time TO consider the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-01
Gov. smith for budget system.

Gov. Smith by letter yesterday in
dorsed the national budget committees
campaign to secure the adoption by
Congress Of budget system. The Gov
ernor expressed the belief that the coun-
trys AFFAIRS might be administered more
economically through such a plan, and
that II would make possible an elimi-
nation of waste and extravagance in all
appropriation bills that would greatly
help during the period of reconstruction
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innHence OF the boisterous agitators
whose chief stock In trade is to excite
class prejudice. The American laborer
is the most intelligent workman In the
world and 1t Is the duty of the con-
sentative forces which really have his
best interests at heart to point out the
way he should GO
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Profits Onset by Risks.

"As to the profits of doing business
in such situation, they are such as
arise from a state of uncertainty in
trade, where losses are quite as COM
mon as profits. Good business men may
be successful under such conditions, but
they do not prefer to do business under
such conditions. or take any risks that
they can insure against. One theory
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Speculation.

So far as the stock market Is con-
cerned the impulse there is chiefly pro-
fessional. although the outside public
still is interested genuinely in a small
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STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
New York Stock Exchange week ended Au,
rust 90, 1919:
Total to date. l97Sl7,7ii ss4s5.ssO l22. s5e. 6si
BONDS PAR VALUED.

Total week. s5752s.OOO $4,000 sisib5, 900
Year to dats2 .iS $4,000 Los $4,000 sss 900
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Sales for week. $500, Of
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1.-THE fundamental fact about the ex-
changes is that they are dependent upon
the trade and payments between coun.
tries Unless the latter are nearly
enough in balance TO settle themselves
within short period exchange rates are
bound to reflect the fact by considerable
fluctuations. Indeed they are not only
unavoidable as a result of unbalanced
trade, but necessary to hold trade in
balance and to bring 1t back into bal
ance and prevent the banks from being
overloaded with undesirably extended
credits. II the trade does not come
into balance within the ordinary periods
OF bank credits, settlements should be
made by investment credits. For this
reason a Government foreign exchange
bank would afford no remedy for fluc-
tuations in foreign exchange. Unless the
Government is prepared to use Its credit
to an unlimited extent II can exercise
no control over such fluctuations. and
even then the operations would call for
the exercise of discretion to n degree
which should not be vested In public
authority.
IF the interests of the bankers in
this matter were opposed to the public
interest, and they were disposed to sac
rifce the public interest. their natural
policy apparently would be TO keep
quiet about the situation. but they have
pursued the opposite course. The New
York banks have been sounding a warn
ing about the exchange situation for
months. Ever since the armlstice was
signed this Bulletin has been largely de-
voted to an explanation OF the pending
and threatening exchange situation. 1t
Is difficult to conceive how the bankers
could have done more to arouse public
interest In the problem. They have
given notice over and over again that
the situation was menacinS 10 the OK
port trade and the general business sit
uaton, and that It was beyond their
control
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-14
G. o N v o C. A r e

Societatea romina de ajutor i
cultura ,,Mihaiu Viteazul'' din
Follansbee, w. Va, convoaca pe
toti membrii sal din loc 81 din inr
lua parte la sedinta generals
lunara, care Sc va tinea in ziua
dc Dumineca. rs Martie 1919 la
orele $50 Il. m, in hala .,Exner'
din Penn Street.
Deci fiecare frate membru es-
te rugat a lua parte ela aceasta
sedinta, find mai multe chestii
de mare importanta de rezolvat.
Tot la aceasta sedinta Sc pot
prezenta toti acei frati Romini
care doresc a Sc frfscrie ca mem
bril- al societatii, unde Gu cea mai
mare dragoste frateasca vor &
primiti in mijlocul nostru.
In numele societatii ,,Mihai Vi
teaznl" din Follansbee, w. Va. F.:
loan Alba, presedinte.
Dionisie Musca, secretar.
(59-60)
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Toti fratii Romfni 81 fratii mem
bril- al societatii noastre sunt ru-
gait starnitor a lua parte la a.
ceasta mare sedinta, fiindca sunt
mai mnlte puncte importante de
desbatut, fntre care va Fl 81 da-
rea Gle seama de petrecerea care
a avut loc in ziua de 2 Martic
1919, 81 tot odata va Fl 81 plati-
rea cOtelor lunare.
Toti membrii sd ia parte La a.
ceasta sedinta negresit. Acel fra
te membru care nh va lua parte
Ia aceasta sedinta va fl pedepsit
conform statutelor. Deci credem
ca nici un frate membru nu va
1ipsi de la aceasta importanta Sc.
dinta.
Pima la revedere am ramas sa-
lutfndu-va GU frateasca dragoste
In numele societatii loan L.
C. Bratianu'' din Mansfield, o. +.
George Suciu, presedinte.
loan Radu, secretar
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A v I z.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Carol |" din Ellwood
City, Pa, aduce la cunostinta
tuturor fratilor membrii din loc
81 din jur, ca societatea noastra
a avut adunare generala extra
ordinara in ziua de 2 Martie 1919
la care sedinta s'a adus inainte
fratilor membrii ca sa Sc faca o
alta hala noua, mai la polite.
S'a hotarit ca fiecare frate mem
bru din loc 81 din jur este obligat
a plati o repartitie de 10 dolarl
pentru edificarea halei noua in
timp de 80 de zile, adeca pima la
l Aprilie 1919. la | Aprilie 1913
va expira timpul. Crezind ca fie-
care frate membru ISL va cunoaste
datorinta sa fata de societate.
Banii Sc vor 1ncasa la oficiul
societatii din localitate, lar la ca7
CD nu Sc va putea face hala, ba-
nil Sc vor restitui la fiecare mem.
brn inapoi.
I'm nulnele societatii Carol T.
din EHwood City, Pa:
lie .Dolgae, presedinte
loan s. Ghibu, secretar
q & A & 6--22 Martie)
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A suferit 70 ami de
durere de Stomac.

Acum este sanat0s. Are apetit eX-
celent 81 poate minca orr 81 ce.
Am fost boInay timp indelun-
gat. Aveam durere de stomac 81
de rarunchi, indigestiune, consti-
pate, diferite junghiuri 81 indis-
pozitinni. Am fost pc la multi
doctori 81 am incercat diferite
|doctorii, pilule, ETC., carl in cele
din urma mi-au strieat stomacul
intr 'atfta, incit nn mai puteam
mfnca mai mimic. Devenisem ner-
vos 81 nu mai puteam dormi. In
cele din urma, IN doctor vestit
mia spus ca trebue sd ma supui
unei operatii, caci altfel nam
Sd ma insatatosez nici odata. Isa
printr'o intimplare fericita am
auzit despre ierburile vindeca-
toare ale lui ST. Bernard, 81 le-
am incercat ii ~ acsstea. Dppa
putin timp n am inntit mai bine,
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A v I z

Moi cosatenii din eomuna Fe-
leag, aflatori in orasul Ellwood
City, Pa, avfnd o fntrunire in
ziua de 9 Martie 1919, in care ri
am pus bazele unui fond al paroA
chief noastre cOmunale. Find de
fata 10 persoane, am decis ca fie-
care sa depunem stlma de $1,000
ca membrii fondatori, 81 earl
sunt urmatorii domni:
Achim Pandrea, loan G.. Bodo-
gaian, Achim Gligor, Nicolae Mi
haila, loan Dita, Zaharie Dita, T.
oan Gligor, George Dita baci A.
chin, Cristea George Pandrea. =
Suma totala care s'a incassat es-
tie de $4,000, care s'a depus Ia
Peoples National Bank din Ell
wood City. Pa, in libelul Gu No
5171.
In urma s'a ales pentru mani
pularea banilor ca preSedinte d.
Achim Pandrea, secretar loan G
Bodogaian, easier Achim Gligor
cOntrOlor Nicolae Mihaila.
Tot odata rugam pc toti cons;l-
tent nostri care Sc afla prilh alto
orase 81 care vreau ca sd devina
ca membrii fondatori, ,sa trimitd
suma de $1,000 la adresa d-lui
easier: Achim Gligor p. Box 118
Ellwood City, Pa.
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lar actlm Sunt sanatoS pc deplin.
Aceste ierburi m 'au vindecat. Tot
ce regret este ca nu le-am putut
afla mai curind. NJ ar Fl scapat de
0 granada de suferinte 81 mi-ar
Ii crutat sumo insemnate de bani.
pc carl lam cheltuit cu doctorii
81 pc diferitc medicamente pri
mejdioase.
Daca suferi de vrc-un fel de
oala de Stomac, de mate. ra-
rnnchI, ficat, de cOnstipatie, indi-
costume, rIgaire, gust rau, acri-
me, gazuri, venin, rasuflare GU
mlros greu, greutate, jlmghiuri in
spate sau in alte parti ale corpu-
lul, greata, durere de inima, du-
rerc Gle cap, ameteala, debilitate,
singe necurat, boale cronice sau
secrete, nervositate, insomnia. sla-
bire generala sau orr ce alta boa
la, dc barbati sau de femei, a.
tunci intrebuinteaza ierburile Ia
maduitoare ale lui ST. Bernard.
Ele sunt arOmatice 81 placutc la
gust. Nu risipi banii pc pilule
Sau pc alte mcdicamente nevalo.
rabile, ci incepe imediat GU intre-
buintarea acpstor ierburi eficace.
Ele nh numai ca te vOr multumi.
dar ne vel Fl 81 recunoscator pen
tru ele: Pretll este numai un do
lar Gle pachct. Ele ar trcbui sa sc
gaseasca in fiecare casa.
fncearca-le. Trimite numai de-
cit Sl.15 pentru un pachet, orr
mai bine trimitc $500 pentru 6
pachete direct la SAINT BER-
NARD GARDENS, MIG, New
Orleans, La, 81 It'll vor Fl trimise
Gu toate instructiunile despre mo-
dul de intrebuintare. Numai sd
nu compari ierbnrile sviduitoare
ale lui Saint Bernard Gu alte ier-
burr sau remedii, fiindca nu mai
|sunt altele ca ele, 81 mimic in lu-
me nu poate q. att de bun. In caz
ca aceste ierburi mutt vor ajnta,
ti-se yor trimite banii inapoi Tri-
mite dupa ele astazi
a & AZ
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CAU IA M

mineri pentrn lucru incontinuu la
minele noastrs, unde poti cistiga
baDi frumosi. Avem deja in lll-
cru Romfni GU familiile, earl toti
1sunt satisfacnti. MOI furnizam car
bnni la Bethlehem Steel Mills,
deci trebue sa lucram Gu toate
f6rtele. - Casele de locuit de pri-
ma conditiune. Vino nnmai decft
gaia de lncru. 1nainte de a pie
ca scrie dupa informatiuni. Scri-
Ell romfneste, lar moi va raspun-
dem. - Nu uitati adresa:
PENN. MARY COAL COMPANY
II. r.. JOHNS, GENER. MGR.
HEILWOOD, PA.
Biletul de tren luati-l de la sta
tia Pennsylvania direct la He'll
wood, Pa. g & ~
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q o n " o 9 a r z

Societatea Nromina de aiutor u
cultura loan I. G. BratiannN din
Mansfield, Ohio, conNoaca pc tot
membrii s&i a lua parte Ia sedinta
cenerala extra ordinara lunarA
care Sc Va tinea Dumineca, e
Martie 1919, in hala societati'
din Louis Avenue, Mansfield, @.
.la orele 1.o0 p. "a.
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pc Vasile Be Talvan din comuna
Sebesul de sus, judetul Sibiiului,
care mai mutt timp stat in casa
mea 81 in buna ri mia l,lat din
cufar 800 dolari, haina pentrn
femei, care a costat 35 dolari, I'm
buc de banca. IN cearsaf, care a
costat 10 dolari, fata de masa
cu Z dolari, un revolver GU Z do
lari. Rog pc acei frati Romini ell
inima crestineasca, care stu ce-
va despre dinsul sa bine voiasca
a ma aviza, sau daca' cineva il va
aresta, pentru fapta sns numita,
va primi de la mine suma de
$500 dolari.
Adresa mea este urmatoarea
Nicolae Cazan, w. 16 Ave. No
1904, Gary, Ind.
(5S-62)
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Societatea ,,Saminaterul Ro-
min" din East Youngstown, o.
Prezidiul.
Societatea Gloria Romina" din
yYYc:..%ox VIZ Uo (topyoaoa no

WeirtOn, w. Va. - COnvOaca pc
toti membrii sal lua parte la Sc
dinta generala lunsra, care Sc va
tinea in ziua de 16 Martie 1919,
in hala societatii. Tot fratii mem
bril- sunt staruitor rugati lua
parte la aceasta sedinta fiindca
avem mai multe chestii importan
re de rezolvat. Tot odata rugam
81 pc fratii membrii care sunt a
fara din oras sa bine voiasca q
trimite repartitia ce s'a votat
nentru cazurile de inflaenta spa
niola in suma Gle $500, pentru ca
81 functonarii sd poata lucra co
rect 81 in buna regula.
Prezidi,ll.
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DARE DE SEAMA ST MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,yVulturul'' din Home
stead, Pa, a avut petrecere i'm
preunata Gu dams in seara zilei de-
/ Martie 1919, la care avut un
reztlltat foarte multumitor, att
din punct de vedere moral, cit 81
material.
Deci pc aceastd Gale aducem
sincerele noastre multumiri fra
tilor 81 surorilor care au partici-
pat la aceasta. petrecere.
Tot asemenea he tinem de dato-
rinta a multumi tuturor fratilor
Romini, care pc linga ticatul de
intrare au mai contribute Gu SUI
prasolviri Gu aceasta ocaziune 81
earl sunt urmatorii marinimos
dOnatori:
Nicolae Nistor 81; loan 81 Ana
Dusca 81; Ilie Jacob ST.; Stefan
Barbu 81; /. Vileams 81 !; George
Cucu 81; Vasile Langa ST.; HE
Gligor 81; loan Samartinean 81 :
Samson Oprea soc; George Feher
soc; Iosif Lungu SOC; loan Stani-
Ia soc; Dumitru Stanila soc ;
Popa Luca loan soc; loan Capa-
tina soc; Vasile Dudas soc; Nico-
lac lisa soc; Dumitru Rosca soc ,
loan Craciun soc; George Brum-
bea Soc; Avram Holom soc; Du-
mitru Holom Soc; V. Cornea soc ;
loan Urzica 5Oc;f I. Gergely SOC
E. Varga Soc; D. Bichis 25c; N.
Paucean 25c; G.. Lazar 25c; G.
Penta 25c; 1. Macavei 25c; G. Bo-
dan 25c; V. Podariu 25c; d. Eta
1Oc; Sef. de Pole. Net Dean soc.
- Total $20.O5.
Gu aceasta ocaziune s'a obtinut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale 1906. 20
Esite totale .......... $ll5.ol
VENT curat ........... %9O3s
Care suma s'a adaogat la fon-
dul Societatii nOastre.
Deci inca odata aducem since
rele noastre multumiri tuturor ct
lor ce all participat la aceasta
petrecere, Sill rugam ca 81 pc vii
tor sa 'binevoiasca a ne da binf
voitorul dior sprijin
| In nnmele societatii ,,vulturul"
din Homestead, Pa:
zacharie Chisiu, secretar
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Do-dI0 .SOcietdtiIor.

Societatea ,,Vulturul" din Ho-
mestead, Pa. - Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal din loc, precum 81 pc
fratii din McKiisport 81 Grinfeld a
lua parte la sedinta lunara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 16 Martie
1919, la orele 1.30 p. M, in hala
societatii ,,Vulturul" din 315-7-
tn Avenue.
Toti fratii membrii stunt rugati
staruitor lua parte la aceasta
sedinta pentru ca avem multe
chestii importante de rezolvat,
care depinde de bunul mers al So
cietatii noastre. Absentele memo
tivate Sc vor pedepsi conform
statutelor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Hora Unirii' din
Highland Park. Mich. - Convoa-
Cd pc toti membrii sal, cit 81 pc
functionarii filialei No. l din Ri
yer Rouge, lua parte la sedinta
lunara, care Sc va tinea Dumine-
ca, 16 Martie 1919, la orele 2 ,.
m. precis, in hala de sub No. II
Victor Ave-, deasupra soulful.
Toti fratii membrii sunt rugati
staruitor a lua parte la aceasta
sedinta 81 Sc pune in regula cn
cotele lnnare 81 cn repartitia.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin"
din Youngstown, Ohio. Con-
voaca pc toti membrii sal lua
parte la adunarea generala luna
ra, care Sc va tinea Dumineca,
16 Martie 1919, in hala societatii
din GAS Poland Avenue, la orele
1.30 y. m. Avfnd uncle puncte
foarte importante de rezolvat.
toti fratii membrii sunt rugat a
lua parte la aceasta adunare. A
Wind in vedere ca hala societatii
pc seara de Is Martie 1919. este
rentata, toti membrii sunt rugati
a Fl la hala punct la oreIe mai
sus aratate. Absentee nemotivate
se< vor pedepSi conform statutelor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Saminat0rul Ro-
min" din East Youngstown, O..
- Convoaca pc toti membrii sal
din Toe 81 din jur a lua parte la
adunarea generala, ce Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 16 Martie 1919, la o.
rele 1.30 p. m., in hala societatii
din al 9-lea Street, No. 81, East
Youngstown, Ohio. Find la ordi-
nea zilei mai multe puncte impor-
tante de rezolvat, toti fratii MEM
bril- sunt rugati Fl prezenti la
,aceaSta adunare.
Prezidiul.