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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
PHOENIX FANS
 INDIGNANT AS
 BOXING STOPT

PHOENIX, Nov. Is. - With long list of available scrappers = boys eager to appear here-that closely re- sembles the roster of Madison Square garden show, the activities of the Phoenix Athletic club are halted by action of the city commission and boxing fans are clamoring for enter tainment.
 The howl of the enthusiasts is loud and prolonged and it is hoped favor able action will soon be taken by the city administration so that the game may start again. And in this connec- tion it might be mentioned that an apparently authentic report is that the recent act of the city dads, frown- ing upon the game, was the result of so much discussion before that honor able body between rival factions.
 Words Rent Air
 Peanut politicians" is the rather harsh term applied by fight fans to certain gentlemen of distinguished mien who have been seeking to block the game in this city.
 Sydney Ross, secretary and treas urer of the Phoenix Athletic club. rose to express himself in the follow ing language this morning regarding the local situation:
 Its deplorable condition" he said, 'that Phoenix is the only city in the state in which boxing erhibi- tions are not permitted. And this, too, in the face of the fact that the sport has been conducted here in the cleanest possible manner.
 Unfair to Citizens
 Such action is eminenrIy unfair to some three or four thousand boxing enthusiasts who have been interested followers of the shows presenttd by the Phoenix Athletic club We have been staging some mighty good exhi- bitions and have dished up a quantity of clean sport
 "The organization As composed en- tirely of business men, who have been losers to date on the entertainments, but who are willing to give the game financial backing, providing they only break even, for the joy or wfrnessmg rattling good contests.
 "A few politicians entertain the er- roneous idea that the game is a big revenue producer, which is not cor rect. But, in view of their opinion, they are seeking to get in on the money by the organization of rival clubs.
 Gambling DepIored
 "All bets were declared off preced- ing our last show in view of the fact that the club doesn't approve of large bets and is seeking 70 conduct the game strictly for entertainment. Gambling is deplored, as it can only be injurious to the sport"
 The last exhibition was staged here November r and since that date no
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
U. A. CANCELS GAME

The Whittier game with the Univer- sity of Arizona football team has been cancelled because of failure of the two schools to agree on terms. However, a game to be played November 22 on the home gridiron is being arranged with Roswell institute, which last
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

permit has been available. However, it is the earnest hope and desire of several thousands of ardent admirers of the game that it will soon be re- ,vived.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

The Bertillon system of measure ment was introduced into the United States in 1887.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
HE REALM OF SPORT--- WORLD
Is s: P 4 0 R E:T]

map the name or the cOach was Jack Wilce. And then came Harley and championships and they call him Doe tor Wilce."
 They may need a doctor after Har- ley is gone.
 Bob Martin and Martin Burke have almost advanced to that stage of g ring stars career where the drinking of nuxated iron is fashionable (and profitable).
 The fighters of old would drown themselves in redeye; now they take a swig of patent mecic1ne and sign their name to a testimonial.
 There is no truth in the rumor that Hod Eller uses shinOla on his shine ball.
 ciuding supplies, steam shovels. grad CTS and other machinery for road making.
 A large quantity of this equipment and supplies is being stored at Vail, according to Engineer Maddock.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

The high school football team did not practice Monday, as it was too busy celebrating Saturdays victory over Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19
LIVE LOCAL SPORT NEWS

The slow drizzling rain which was falling yesterday afternoon did not stop the players of the Bisbee high school football team from going out to practice. But they returned from the fast scrimmage looking like a flock of mud hens.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

Joe Robey, (Deacon) the snappy as- sistant yell leader of Bisbee high school, yesterday expressed his very earnest desire to referee the badger fight which was held at the Grand theater last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-19

Though the next games with No gales and Douglas will be "cinch" games for the fast Bisbee eleven, 1t nevertheless Is practicing harder than
 ever in anticipation of playing Phoe- mir for the championship of the state.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
House for rent. Phone 459.

DR.. E. w. Forsee, Osteopath.
Buy her a Thor washer for Christ
mas. Cornell Electric Co.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
p. B. Robinson on Friday, Nov. IA.
See the Haywood Hardware Co. fol-
Darb and woven wire field fencing.
Daddy Longlegs," at the Pleasant
Hour. Monday and Tuesday, Nov. "a
and %.
Now is the time to pay your $1.OO
into the Red Cross and thus renew
your annual membership.
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
p. o Kennard at the Brookings hos
pital on Sunday, November 9.
Chas. Gaukel, cashier of the Bank
of Aurora, was attending to business
matters in Brookings on Tuesday
Third point in your "Star of Destiny"
will be indicated at the Baptist church
Sunday night Hear DR.. Pierce on
Habits"
c B. Ahern has moved his. family
from Moody county and they are busy
getting settled in their new home
on Eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Kerr departed
Monday for Long Beach, Cal, for the
winter. Their intention was to stop
at their farm at Ireton, Ia, on their
way over.
F. w. Johnson writes the Register
o1 nd
1--WE are nicely located here and all
that is lacking is the Register. Please
forward to our address
The second number on the Y. M. C..
A Lecture Course is Gay Zenola Mac
Laren, Tuesday evening, Nov. 25, at
S:15. Single admission, so cents. Sea-
son tickets, numbers, $1.50.
Forrest Warrington has opened a
radiator repair shop opposite the City
Hall. This is an enterprise that
Brookings has long needed and in all
probability will be well patronized.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Allison left
Tuesday for Sioux Falls by auto. They
expected to join the Karrs at Harvard
en-, Ia, and take the Santa Fe route
to Los Angeles, Cal, where they will
remain for the winter
Mrs. o. Austin returned from Mime.
apolis Monday evening where she had
been to attend the funeral of Mrs. G
A Swan. who died very suddenly at
her home in that city. Mrs. Swan was
a .sister-in-law of Mrs. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Story arrived
Friday from Ada, Mimi, for visit
of about two weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Palmer These
people are on their way to North
Yakima. Wash, where they will make
their home for the future
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
Blocker g. Blocker, Chiropractors.


Lieut. Governor McMaster was Wis
itor in Brookings on Saturday.
Miss May Murphy went to DeSmct
on Thursday to visit with friends over
Sunday
James Maher went down into Min.
nesota Monday night to look up more
good stock
The Variety Store is moving today
into its fine new quarters next to Ken
dall's Drug Store.
The Paul and Mcknight families are
moving today into their apartments
in the Kendall block.
Miss Alice Hastings visited over
Sunday at the home of Editor and Mrs.
j. l., Pratt at Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Rexford leave
tomorrow morning for Houston, Tex.
where they expect to remain for the
winter
Mrs. r. Ames and her daughter-in-
law went up to Hetland Sunday even
ing for visit with Mr. and Mrs.
II. VI. rage,
Mrs C. d. English who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. d Ken.
dali, for several weeks left for her
home at Portal, N. D., this morninI
The associated school boards, a
department of S. ID. e. A., will hold
their annual session at Mitchell on
Tuesday and Wednesday, November
25 and 26.
At meeting of the Republican pro-
posal men at the Court House on Tues
day, T. G. Haber of White, Robert
Henry of Volga and John Lunden OF
Brookings, were elected delegates TO
attend the meeting at Pierre which will
be held on December 2.
For the benefit of our readers who
are planning to attend the Interna-
tional Stock Show at Chicago, we will
sly that two special trains will leave
the state on November % and reser-
vations for these trains can be made
with N. J. Flanagan, Selby, for the
Milwaukee and C. A. Thurston, Huron,
for the Northwestern.
The members of the Commercial
Club and their families were enter.
tanned at the club rooms on Tuesday
evening to duck supper. There was
large attendance and the supper was
served in the room occupied by the
fire department down stairs thus leav-
ing the rooms in the upper portion
of the building for social purposes.
Orchestra music was furnished during
the entire evening
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Coulter of Eureka
township, will depart this evening for
California expecting to make their fu-
ture home in some part Of the state
yet to be determined on. They go
from here to Long Beach, where they
will remain until they have made
their decision. Mr. Coulter is one of
the early settlers of BrQokings coun.
ty, having filed a claim in Eureka
township in the spring of 1880 and
where he has since resided. Mr., Coul-
ter tells us that he made his filing in
the Office of Mathews e. Scobey at the
time they were over Atoms Meat Mar
ket They will certainly be missed
among the neighbors and friends
where they have so long resided
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
NO SUGAR IN PIES

Pumpkins and squash are in season
This pumpkin pie is up to date at this
time of sugar scarcity because it uses
no sugar:
Pumpkin PIE cups pie squash or
pumpkin (stewed and straine6), k-cup
molasses, l teaspoon cinnamon, / tea
spoon ginger, k-teaspoon salt, eggs,
2 cups rich milk. Mix the pumpkin,
molasses, cinnamon, ginger, and salt.
Beat the eggs slightly and add them
and the milk to the mixture. Bake the
mixture in one crust until it is firm.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Owing to the high price of print
paper and the prospect Of not being
able to get a supply later, the Register
will not publish more than its regular
edition of IL pages during the holi-
days. 1t has been customary with US
to publish special holiday editions Of
from 16 to 20 pages but, to conserve
on print, we shall confine ourselves to
the regular editions. In this connec-
tion we wish to say to our subscribers
that the "first come first served" and
that after we have contracted the
space we will have to sell, our columns
will be closed Please bear this in
mind and place your orders at once.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-11-20
Local and Personal
90

WANTED-A young man, acquaint-
ed in the city, to make the trains and
gather local items for the Register.
Call at this office.
The Register office is busy getting
out the new fall telephone directory
for the city which will be delivered
now in a few days.
! The Nettleton Commercial College,
Sioux Falls, is the best equipped and
fastest growing school in South Da-
kota. Send for catalogue.
E. c. Olson, of the Olson-Graves Co,
was in thecity yesterday and went from
lar trip of inspection of the Olson
Bros. stores.
! w. o. Halstead, residing south of
/ the city about four miles, has sold
his farm and will move to Brookings
His sale of stock and farm machinery
takes place on November 25.
Hotel Dyckman, Minneapolis, offers
| you good airy outside rooms at rea-
/ sonable rates, the best food the mar
ket affords at sensible prices, also
the courtesy and attention of every
employee.
Gay Zenola MacLaren is a genius in
initiative recitals of famous plays.
Don't fail to hear her at the College
auditorium next Tuesday evening, No
L. I,1o
cents. Season tickets, 4 numbers,
$3.50.
A. G. Fricke of the Brookings Tire
Works, returned home from Britton
Monday night. Mr.. Fricke had been
on a buying trip to Minneapolis and
st. Paul and in attendance upon the
national meeting of the American
Legion, going from there to Britton
to visit a brother.
James Bower has let the contract for
the new building that will occupy the
site of the one now used by the First
National Bank, and brick is already
being hauled and placed on the ground.
The Wold-Mark Construction Co. have
the contract We have not seen the
plans but Mr. Bower assures us that
the building will compare favorably
with the best along Main street and
will make fine business place when
completed.
Our expected associate editor did
not arrive and the "old man" is still
on the job. Mr.. Maughan. whom we
expected to be here two weeks ago
wired us from Sioux Falls that he was
in the hospital for an operation and
did not know when he would be able
to accept the position. The net re-
suit is a shortage of local news this
week owing to the irregularity of the
trains and lack of time to attend to
both the business and news end of
the business.
The Commercial Club, City Council
and the business men of Brookings
have put out one of the finest publicity
booklets that has ever been issued in
South Dakota, or anywhere here in the
about. The book is a fine example of
the printers art and is bound in a
three-color cover representing the
resources of Brookings and Brookings.I
county, viz: State college, county seat,
stock raising and agriculture. Ten
thousand copies of this booklet have
been received this week and are Icing
distributed among those who sub
scribed to the fund in connection with
the Commercial Club and City Council.
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W, y. ..
Here's a blank form. +"

Here's blank form"
What for?"
Sort of business questionnaire. The
boss wants you to tell what you do
around the Office"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
Familia Pacurar
CE ZIC CETITORI1 NosTRI

Domnule Ioanovici-
Eu nu cred ca Gu foaia Anne
rica" va Fl cineva nemultumit.
Tot ce sc scrie in ca bun. lar
uncle sunt char mai multi ca in
teresante.
TOcmai am cetit de unazi O scri
ere sub titlul Gu ce ne vom ale
gc. adeca despre Gel ce au vre-o
dol bani, dar nici un pic de ex-
perienta, asta-i foarte adevarat,
ell n am multi bani dar Gu cit am
81 cu experienta ce mi-am cisti-
CATO aici, sunt sigur ca, dc-oi a.
yea zile. voiu ajunge departc.
Deci va rOg ca astfel de pilde sa
lc scrieti tot mereu, caci sun+-de
mare folos pentru cei ce vor ceti
Gu bagare Gle seama, 81 tot odata
fala ziarului care Sc ingrijeSte
de cetitorii sal.
Gu Dumnezeu inainte.
P. Muntean.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
IN VITA R E.

Societatea romina de ajutor $
cultura ,,Furnica din Toledo, 0.
prin yceasta aduce la cunostints
tuturor surorilor Societati, Gu
buri 81 Parochii, precum 81 tutu
ror fratilor Romfni din .loc 81 dir
jur .caci pc ziua de 18 Ianuari'
1919 vom avea 0 frumoasa petre
cere Gu dams, in hala Societati
din Front Street No. 2002.
Mnzica nationala va distra ONO
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoa
sc arii de dams 81 cintece natio
male.
fnceputul va Fl la 1orele 5 dup;
amiazi.
Suprasoiviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re. multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pt
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cell
mai gustoase mezcluri 81 bautur
|recoritoare.
N speranta caci nici un frat'
Romin ma va lipsi de Ia aceastl
petfecefe care 4 prima n anu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17

Sectiunea Iigei Rationale Ro
mine din Willard, Ohio, roag'
pc toti fratii Romini din loc $
jul lua parte la petrecerea ct
Sc va da in beneficiul Ligei Ma
tionale Romfne din America.
Petrecerea Sc va>da Gu data df
26 Ianuarie> 1919. i'm hala d-lu
Pastarnageff.
fnceputul va Fl la orele 4 p. m
81 va dura pima la orele ll.30 ,
m. Onoratul public va fl distra1
de catre muzica romIna din vii
lard, Ohio.
Pretul de intrare: !: Domnil a
cent?, damele gratis.
Raminem in asteptarea d-fra
Gu dragoste frateasca:
Comitetuf aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
G A D T

pc fratele meu Ilie Sava din CO.
muna Pirtesti de sns, comitatnl
Gura Humorului. Bucorina, care
e in Statele Unite san in Canada
Nu MAN intilnit Gu dfnsul de
|S ami. Rog pc fratii Romini care
il cunosc, sau ii stu adresa, sau
char dinsul daca va ceti aceste
|rinduri sd faca bine sa-mi scrie a
dresa dinsului 81 le voiu Fl re-
cunoscator aceluia care mi-o va
trimite, ca foarte multi doresc SAL
mai vad odatal
Luca Strugari, 616 Krie Street
Youngstown, Ohio.
j(11-16)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
800 dc fami|ii

orr oameni singuratici carl sd lu-
creze la steele de zahar in Michi-
gan. Platim de la 500 la $24 de "a
car. Casa de locuit 81 transportul
gratuit. Am dori ca sd ne scrii sau
sd vii la moi cit dc curind posibil.
Nrem ca cele mai bune familii sa le
punem in lOcurile cele mai bune.
Vino ca sa vorbesti GU reprezcn-
tantul nOstru in Cleveland Dl A.
dam GAM, 1868 Fulton Rd, la 6
seara in fie care ri 81 Dumineca.
lar in Detroit, Mich, vino la Louis
Loze, HOS Russell Str. in tot tim
lpul, ziua intreaga.
0X6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
sPRE GUNosTINTA.

Pc aceasta Gale ne tinem &c
datorinta aviza pc totl fratl
membrii apartinatori societatii y
r. Ard & Trans. din Alliance, O..
att pc Gel din loc, cit 81 pc cel
aflatori prin alte orase, ca IN Sc
dinta generala de 6 lunl tinnta III
ziua de Is Decembrie 1918, sd
decis Gu unanimitate. ca toate ca
zurile de- moarte 1ntimplate IN 81
'nul organizatiunei noastre (u. >
R. Az din cauza boalei influenza
spaniola sd fireepartizate pc
membrii. Soejetatea noastra n 9
facut repartifie de 4 sau 5 dolarl
Deocamdata am repartizat 2 do
lari pc fiecare meimbru.
Fratii membrii sunt rugati "a
ia acest anunt la cunostinta, y
in timp de Il de lzile de Ia data
sus aratata sd Sc achite &c aceas-
ta datorie.
Acct fratS membrii care sunt .
fara din oras pot sa-si faca ga
torinta prin posta, adfesa sone.a'
til q gasesc in ziar, lar cei din
iocalitate pot sd plateasca aceasts
suma in fiecare ii, d-lui secretal
financiar loan Teth, care sa "a
dispozitia fratilor membrH in or
&c timp.
In speranta Cd, ,toti fratii mem
bril- isi vor face patoria consflm
|cios, am Famas salutindnsva, Y
numele Sooietatii ~. r Ard. \
Trans din Alliance, Ohio:
George n. Popa, prssedintS
S y. n. T6tar, sscFstar
(l2l4
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v 1 2.

Pc aceasta Gale aducem Ia cu
nostinta moi consatenii din comu
ma Brad, comitatul Hunedoara
care ne aflam de prezent in ora.
SUI McKees Rocks, Pa, ca in ziua
de 81 Decembrie 1913, am pus
baza nnui Fond pentru cumpara
rea unui clopot Ia biserica noas-
ira gr. ort. romfna din Brad.
Cctind prin ziare 81 auzind dc
la nnii vonbitori de curind sositi
in America, ca Jguvernul 'Austro
Ungariei a luat toate clopotels
de la bisericele noasfre rom1nesti
MOI patrunsi de durerea dati-
nei noastre rominesti de a avea
'clopot la biserica, am hotarit Sc
nu ramfna biserica fara clopot, la
finca pacii sa Use trimita bani
spre al cumpara, lar la caz cd
sunt luate, sa fie folosit fon-
dnl pentrn scopuri filantropice,
in comuna noastra Brad.
La care am pus baza, ca fiecare
consatean bradcan aflator i'm A
merica sd solveze, adeca sa do,
neze suma de 20 dolari 81 mai in
sus, care suma va Fl neperitoare,
caci pc clopot are sd fie pusa in
scriptia fiecaruia tiparit in presa
ca amirtire din timpul de All
Cerem ca toti Rominii bradeni
aflatori in orasele Salem, Youngs
town, Chicago, Detroit, Lansing,
Follansbee 81 altQ orase, sa bine
voiasca a ne da tot sprijinul dior
la ac%t fond neperitor, pentr'l
inaintarea credintii 81 neamului
nostru rominesc din Brad.
Mai la vale lasam sa urmezc
numele 81 sumele marinimosllor
donatori, care sunt urmatorii:
Sabin Indriesiu $2050; loan
julia $40; Costea Banciu $21; A
dam Banciu $31; Nicolae Janc
500; Todor Fcier $21; Tudoran
Grozav> $27; Andron JULIA $2O.2o ;
Petru Crucin $2O.25. ~
Care suma depusa la banca
McKees Rocks Trust Co. prin pa
tru mebrii subscrisi.
Donatofii frati Bradeni care
voiesc a trimfte ceva sumo la a
ccst fond sa Ibine voiasca a ie
trimite pc adresa fratelui nostru
loan JULIA, casjerul fondului, 314
Olivia Street, McKees Rocks, Pa,
81 Ia primire Sc va publica pc ca
fc ziaristica.
in numele fondulni Bradean
pentrn cumpararea unni clOpot
la sbiserica romina din. .comuna
Brad.
Sabin Indriesiu, presedinte
loan JULIA, easier.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17

Bucerie 81 Grocerie ROm1ncasca
la petite foarte buna. sa vinde
din nina liberia, din cauza de
.morb. Vfnzarea lunara de 6 pi-
ma la 100000 d0lari
MObiliarnl sd vinde dupa mvo-
iala, lar maria GU preturile cum
pararii de la Wholesale.
Pentru informatiuni mai detail
late adresati-va la George Bocriu,
2ll e. Franklin Str, Warren, @.
(2-4s6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
CAUTAM

un preot de confesiune or. ort. 81
I'm bun crestin, care sa serveasca
la blserica noastra gr. Ort., cu
patronul Sinful George, pc care
am ridicat-o, spre a aduce ruga-
ciuni lui Dumnezeu.
Doritorii preoti sunt rugati a
sc ahesa parochiei pc adresa:
1913 Langlois Ave, Windsor, Ont,
Canada.
G MI r e r. II H.:
Ananie Bolohan, presedinte.
Epifanie Aronet, secretar.
George Puiu, easier.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
DE vfNzARE

m Restaurant 81 ) Rumuri mo-
bilate. Restaurantul Sc af,a in
Stanton Ave. No. SO, peste drum
de fabrica de guma Miller. in cen
trul RomInilOr. Acesta este pri-
mul Restaurant rOminesc i'm A
kron. Ohio. Garantam bisnit Gu
profit de 700--l 900 dolari. Bis
nisul G bun 81 e la 3 ortaei. La
|scrisori M raspundem.
Jeo. Wess, SO Stanton Ave-, A
kron, Ohio.
(lo-14)
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|acesta, pima 10 revedere am ramas
satutfndu-M Gu dragoste adeva-
rat frateasca:
In numele Societatii ,,Fnrnica"
din Toledo, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
CAU T 4 M

Mineri pentru lucru fncontinuu IA
minele noastre, unde poti cistiga
bani frumosi. Avem deja in lucru
Romini cu familiile, carl toti sunt
satisfacuti. MOI furnizam carbuni
Ia Bethlehem Steel Mills, deci tre-
buie sa lucram GU t0atc fortele. -
Casele de locnit de prima conditiu-
ne. Vino numai de cit gaia de luc-
ru. Inaihte de a pleca scrie dupa
informatiuni. Scrieti romfncste lar
moi va raspundem. - Nh nitati adj
rpSa.
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M y 1 T 3 M TIA


Pc aceasta Gale aducem since
rile noastre mnltumiri e. s. r.
A., cit 81 directiei ziarului .,Ame.
rica'' ,,Ligei Rationale Romine"
onoratclor Socictati. onoratiIor
prcoti, cit 81 persoanelor particu-
iare, att pentru coroaneIe de
fNri, Cit 81 pentru participates
dior la petrecerea la locul de O.
dihna al inbitului nostru: sot. ta-
Ia 81 fratc loan Pacurar. ne care
moartea nemiloasa la smuls din
tire noi asa de repede. ircit n an,
avHt timp ca sa ne rcculegem.
Tot odata ne cerem scuze f.
indca nam pntllt nota pc toti A.
cei care an contribute Gu flori. te.
legrame, cit 81 Gu prezenta dior.
fiindca Gu perderea dinsului. pen
tru moi fost o lovitura prea ma
re, 81 abba acllm dupa sase sap
tamIni am VENT putin in fire.
Primeasca deci toti cei sus men
tionati sinccrile noastrc mnltu-
miri:
FAmi1ia pScnrnr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
G A U T

pc d-nul Dan Stelea din Canton,
Ohio, pentru un lucrp foarte i'm
portant. Cine afla de dinsul, rog
a sc adresa la:
Domnul George Borcoman, 301
Tuscarawas Street, Canton, o.
(1l-13)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-17
P. Muntean.

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G A u T
un Sustar. care a mai lucrat in
America. Cine doreste ca sa luI
creZe la meserie sd Scrie la adrp-
Sa urmatoare:
Jean Morkut, 2348 E. Jefferson,
Detroit, Mich.
(12-13)