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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
FORTUNE TELLER
CAUSED DELUSION
OF STANLEY BALZA

Warnings Of q fortune teller at
the Fargo interstate fair arc bo.
lievcd to have been the Immediate
cause of the apparent insanity OF
Stanley BAHIA, religious crank"
now being held by the local au.a
thoFities who was picked up by
the police early Sunday morning
while saying his prayers in front
Of st. Mary's Cntholic church.
. Il was only today that Balza's
statements were sufficiently ra-
tional to enable the authorities
to discover his name.
Today he said thAt, q fortune
teller at the Fargo fair had warn.
ed him to have masses said for
his mother, and also to do pen.
nance by not removing his shoes
for 10 days, and by only enter.
ing church on his hands and
knees. He also told of visions and
other delusions. T.
His case is being investigated
by the authorities.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
The Town Today

IAborers at the Great Northern
ahops In this city Joined the strike
Of railway shopmen Monday night.
This completes the walkout Of the To-
cal men.
from the Grand Forks county jail.
stole an auto at Argyle, Mimi. and
went to Manitoba. The machine IL
now being returned by Sheriff G. G.
Stewart.
Application Of the new state insur-
ance law will add several thousand
dollars annually to the expenses Of
the city government. II
An attempt by George Miller. al
legged naval deserter. to escape from
custody while being taken to the
Great Lakes naval station. was foiled
by local recruiting ofncer.
Fortune teller 1T Fargo fair is be-
lieved to have caused the dslusions
Of Stanley Balza, religious crank.
Examinations for first and second
grade and special primary teachers
certificates will be held here on
Thursday and Friday Of the present
week.
Carl Rasmussen has returned home
after having been discharged from
the army service.
No damage is reported from the
violent electric storm which swept
over Grand Forks early today.
No information regarding the sale
Of surplus army. supplies e as YET
available at the local poetoficA.
Anthony o'Gorman, aged I. sus.
tanned q broken arm In an acciden,
Monday.
A mixed foursome match will be
played Wednesday afternoon at the
Grand Forks Golf club.
A more generous contribution to
the appeal Of the Salvation Army is
urged by the committee in charge Of
the drive for $4,000.
Lillian Casey, said to be from Grand
Forks, is picked up by the Fargo po'
lice in a drugged condition.
Arrangements are completed fol
the auto tour to be held Wednesda,
and Thursday by the Commercial
club.
Fred Bartholomew Of this city has
been elected vice president of thu
Northwestern Hotel Mems association
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TOUR PLANS
. NOW DEPEND
ON WEATHER

Omcers and members Of the Com
mercial club today practically wound
up all arrangements for the boosters
tour which will start at Z o'clock We'd
nesday morning, weather permitting,
when about thirty-five cars will start
on a tour which will include a visit
to a great number Of cities and towns
in the northeastern section of the
state.
Weather conditions are being ana.
iously watched by the scores of en-
thusiasts, who have planned to take
the trip, and considerable relief was
experienced today when reports indi-
Gated that the heavy rain which &C.
CURED here last night was for the
most part local. Roads In the county
only a few miles out were this morn
ing reported dry by early visitors, and
in the direction Of LAngdon, the first
was reported, and roads were in fine
condition, 1t was said.
Watching Weather.
said today that the club would keen
in close touch with most of the towns
along the route in order to determine
the weather conditions. The party
plans to. leave promptly at z o'clock
Wednesda ymorntng. and will as
semble at the Commercial club pre-
vious to that hour to receive general
instructions and supplies. LAngdon
will be the first stopping place and
the party expects to reach there early
tomorrow evening and remain there
during the night. Big preparations
are said to be under way to receive
the party. and members of the tour
ing expedition will stage an i'm
promptu vaudeville performance
there.
\ The following morning the party
will continue as far north as Hannah,
and then begin the home journey by a
different route. The men plan to re-
turn to Grand Forks late Thursday
night.
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East Side
CONCRETE;
WORK ON HALL
Iron Reinforcements Arrive
After Delay of Many
Weeks of Shipment.

Iron reinforcements for the con-
crete structure Of the city hall has ar
rived after several weeks delay. and
q full crew Of men are working on
the building today. According to
members Of the building commission
It Is expected that fifty o n OF con-
crete will be in place on the building
by Wednesday night.
A large crew Of brick layers have
some tim ttms s' and he i bu,ldt p.'d Is Eotn w
up rapidly. Due to delay in shipping
the iron achievements, which have
been ordered from Chicago, work on
that part of the structure has been
held up for about three weeks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
THREE CAR MEN
JOIN STRIKERS
THIS MORNING

Three car repair men in the Nor
thern Pacific railroad yards in this
city. Joined the band Of nine ma
chtnists who walked out last week. as
a result of general unsettled conai-
tons among the railroad shop men.
The action Of the strikers was TAX
en- independently of any action on the
part Of the national union organiza-
ton. Regarding just when the mat
ter will reach adjustment no state
ment could be offered. railroad ON
Gals said today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
WOMAN NEAR
j MANDAN SEES HER
FIRST MOVIE SHOW

Mandan, N. D., Aug. f2.-Mn.
Henry Bares, aged widow Of n
of The earliest pioneers of this
section OF the state, formerly q
resident Of the Barnes neighboP
hood but now making her homo
Center, visited her first picture
show last Friday afternoon, when
h vent to a local theater to
see the birth of q Race" She
was delighted with her first peep
at the screen.
For Rent-onices formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Western in Widlund build
ing. September /. Address Owner
Adv.
Another Big Dance at Bachelors
Grove Pavilion Friday, Aug. Is. Mus
ic for the dance and free concert by
the Kiltie Band and Orchestra. Fol-
low the Kilties.-Adv.
Small Refurn-W. e. Small, dis
trict superintendent of the st. Hflaire
Lumber company, returned Monday
been attending. to business matters
for a few days.
Comes From Winnipeg-will Nc
Donald arrived in the city this noon
from Winnipeg. He has accepted a
position with the St. Hilaire Lumber
company and plans to begin work i'm
mediately.
Merchants Hold Regular Meeting
Members Of the Merchants Credit as
lar weekly meeting. Reports were
heard and regular routine business
attended to.
Broken Lenses Duplicaaed-We can
replace any broken lens for your
glasses by testing the broken pieces
and guarantee that it will be exactly
the same as the old n r. c. Nc
Allen. Optical Specialist Box 764,
kota Pharmacy, Corner Third and
DeMers.-Adv.
VIII Rorke Remrns-T. W. Ropke.
who has been in Grand Forks recover
ing from an operation for appended
tbs, left last evening for Browning,
Mont, where he has been p%racticing
turn to Grand Forks to undergo an
operation shortly after opening up his
offices in h west. His health is re-
ported to be much improved.
Moving to Better neutrality-suspicious.
son & Erickson, ~proprietors Of the
Elein Dairy Lunch, one of the oldest
restaurants in the city. are moving to-
day .intog9yya. larger: better ventilated
and more. modern building on Fourth
street, first floor of the Elks' building,
between Northwestern National bank
and postoffice. They expect to be
prepared to serve breakfast in the
morning to their patrons. Good food
at reasonable prices will continue to
be their motto. Elgin Cafe and Dairy
Lunch: johnson & Erickson, Propri-
etors.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
BILL PROPOSES BIG
FINE FOR BOARDING
AND P~ROFITEERING

Washington, Aug. 12.-Eoarding,
selling at unreasonable profits. Great
ing monopolies and restricting the sup
ply Of food, fuel, feed or wearing
apparel would be punished by a fine
of 10000 or five years imprisonment
under a bill introduced today by Rep
resentative, Gard. Deocrat, Ohio.
Legitimate transactions on grain ex-
changes and accumulations by farm
ers or gardeners, including livestock
Of farmers, would not be regarded un-
der the measure as instances of hoard
ing,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
PERRY DORHEIM
HAS DISCHARGE

Perry Dorheim who for the past
16 months has been in service with
the United States navy returned to
his home in East Grand Forks, Mon
day night, having received his dis
charge.
Enlisting in the navy on April 8.
1918, he was transferred from Min
neapolis to Pessacola, Florida, and was
In service there during the entire
time. He received his discharge at
Minneapolis on August 3, and return
ed home last night. He is the son of
Mrs. George E. Hitler, 100 South Sec
ond street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
VICTIM SAID
TO BE LOCAL Girl

Fargo, N. D., Aug. 12.-.oh, I guess
I'm in the wrong room,' lisped Miss
Lillian Casey, said to be a resident of
Grand Forks, as she rubbed her eyes
and timfdly surveyed the environ
ments Of the police station Sunday
night.
Miss Casey was paralyzed when she
was removed from a local hotel to the
police headquarters. Drugs were the
cause for her condition, the police
said.
No Lillian Casey is given as a resi-
dent Of Grand Forks in the city direc-
tory.
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RARE FORESIGHT.

Eyes, num-" said Meandering Mar
maduke. II were a very precocious
child, mum. Why, would yer believe
it, I began to smoke when I vas only
8 years Old"
why, you degenerate brute!" ex-
claimed the hsGrified old lady. Why
did you do that1"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12
COUNTY FUNDS ARE
PLACED in STATE
BANK BY TREASURER

Public funds Of Grand Forks oun
ty. amounting to $~194,6s4.9S. were
turned over to the new North Dakota
State bank late Monday by Charles
Allen. county treasurer.
Up to the present time these funds
have been deposited In the various
banks Of the county.
The funds turned over, and the
former repositories are as follows:
Balance on hand. May IT, $~362,S4S.52
Amount received from all
sources since May TO-. 74,233.6S
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City Briefs
tor Society or Msws Items, eau y. ".
; 4C0 or $50; Tri-state 800. xor Adver.
and hooiisspinT pspsrtmsnk osI
Either Phone 500.

Dance in Rye Hall-wed.. Aug. 1s;
Boese orchestra.-Adv.
Carlcy Out Of TOWN.. R. carley,
cashier Of the First National bank.
went to Fergus Falls on business Mon
day.
= Taxi:-lf you want a good car,
courtesy and prompt service, Call
Otto vermillion, Phone 1s7.-Adv.
To Shut on Gas-Gas will be shut
of on South Fourth street, East Grand
Forks, at 2 p. m. August 10, 1919, for
about 2 hours, to make repairs.-Adv.
Taxi and Livery-Enright's Auto
n1ysfy F!Ssn p ssSa M1 ss5S3ee' Jay or
Payne Manages oouncl-Louis
Payne has been made manager Of the
Council Cigar store during the alb
sence Of W. F. Perry or an eastern
trip.
Collections. A. Chance. law and
collections. Telephone 725. once
over Drug Store. corner Third and
DeMers.--Adv.
Station Empty-chief odin Over
by's popular hostelry was empty this
morning, no arrests having been made
! Monday night.
Friday evenings. Good music and
best floor in the state. Dancing from
3 to 12.-Adv.
Abrahamson in Charge-Bud Abra-
hanson has taken charge Of the cigar
store formerly conducted by the
Anderson Sisters which he purchased
last week.. eb
y Shows in Town-The Little Giant
shows are to open a weeks visit here
tonight. They are located at Bulge
n Parkhurst avenues
Noice-The firm known as Ander-
son Sisters Segar Store has been sold.
and 1 wish to announce that I am no
longer responsible for any debts since
Aug. sth. 1919. Signed. Artha An
Brief Court Tern--Judge G. M.
Cooley who Is now at Lake Benaidji,
Mimi. is expected to return here
August 10 to hold a brief term Of the
district court. The session is expected
to last two days only.
Announcement - Drs. Witheretine
and Wilson announce the association
with their firm, of DR.. w. S. Anderson
formerly of the firm Bratrud and
!, Anderson. DR.. Anderson has recent
: ly returned from the medical serv-
ice of the army.-Adv.
Fined $25-Gust xenis. local pool
room proprietor, today pleaded guilty
to a charge Of selling cigarettes. and
was f1ned SIS by r. j. Purcell, police
magistrate. He was arrested last Sat-
urday.
We Arc Now Prepared to take care
of all customers, both ladies and
gentlemen. New work of all kinds,
cleaning and pressing, as. we'll as re-
modelling. All are given special at
!. tention. The Art Tailors. Over
Orpheum Theater. Phone 351-Adv.
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q. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
700 A. M. Observations.

Temperature, 66.
Maximum, IL hours, 81.
Minimum, "a hours, IS.
Wind, northwest, 6 miles.
Precipitation, IL hours, .26.
Barometer, reduced, 2o.83.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

well. yer see, mum, by the time I
was Ole enough to shave I 'ad saved
up enough coupons for a razor"
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WANTS. dCENSE sY0TFM.

Madison, WIS.,, Aug. l2.-Mangus
Swenson, state food administrator,
today wired the federal department
of Justice, recommending that the war
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

time license system for food dealers
be put into effect at once.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

Total 4~37,o83.7o
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

Total .$427. 0S2.20
Together with the report above, the
following report on the money depos-
tied In each Of tho banks was sent in:
Bank deposited in Amount
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

We Arc Now Prepared to take care
of all customers, both ladies and
gentlemen. New work of all kinds,
cleaning and pressing, as. we'll az re-
modelling. All are given special at
tention. The Art Tailors. Over
Orpheum Theater. Phone 351-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

For Rent-odices formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Western in Widlund build
ing, September i. Address Owner
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,241.oss.7s

1.so1.4s ~1s5,sse.47
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Brief Court T~erm--Judge G. M.
Cooley who is now at Lake Bemidji,
Mimi. is expected to return here
August 10 to hold a brief term of the
district court. The session is expected
to last two days only.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

Fined $25-Gust xenis. local poe
room proprietor, today pleaded guilt!
to a charge Of selling cigarettes. ant
was fined $25 by r. j. Purcell, police
magistrate. He was arrested last Sat
urday,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-12

Announcement - Drs. Witherstine
and Wilson announce the association
with their firm, of DR.. w. S. Anderson
formerly of the firm Bratrud and
Anderson. DR.. Anderson has recent
ly returned from the medical serv-
ice Of the army.-Adv.
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NOTES.-The firm known as Ander-
son Sisters Segar Store has been sold.
and 1 wish to announce that I am no
longer responsible for any debts since
Aug. 9Th. 1919. Signed, Artha An
<derSon.-AdV,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-28
AWE.

,Societatea romina de a.jutor 81
cultura ,Furnica'' din Toledo. O.
hio, prim/aceasta roaga pc toti
membrii sal din lec 81 din jur ca
.sa binc voiasca a-si aehita restan-
tele fata de societate. de oare ce
care nu-si va achita restantele .nu
va fl TRIMS in rcgula la Uninne 81
la caz ca Use va intfmpla ccva
vrc-unui frate membru, at,nci a.
eel membru ma Sc va putea bucnra
de nici un bcneficiu, de Dare ce
Societatea nu-i poate ca sal tina
in buna regula fata de-taiune, da
ca dfhsii nu Sc tin in regnla fata
de Societate..
Deci inca Odata rugam pc toti
fratii membrii ca sd ieie la cuno-
stinta 81 sa bine voiasca a-t achi-
ia toate restantele in eel mai scurt
timp.
In speranta ca toti fratii men,
bril- isl vor face datorinta fat.
de soeietate, va salutam Gu darg:
I'm numele societatii .,Furnica"
..din Toledo, Ohio:
Nick Dolgae, presedinte.
Dulnitru Armenian, secretar.
IS t21-22)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-28

nul Dumnezeu in pace, 81 il reg
ca sd ajute la toata lumea cea bu-
ma 81 la toti aceia care si-au dat
banii munciti 81 all asudat pima
Ia yazut omul in buzmare, dar
Ia dat GU inima curata, omul la
dat din placerea lui ne slit de
nimeni i-au dat toti din inima
curata. pentru ca Isl iubeste nea-
mul. 81 atunci cfnd sa iubeste u
nul GU altul, atunci 81 Dumne-
zeu ajuta 81 este tot ell tine peste
tot locul. TIE aduce de 'unde iti
astepti moartea rIzind, pentru ca
lupti pc Gale dreapta 81 zici adu-
le Doamne tot in inima, orr sa
ma faca tot bucati dintr una sa
nu suffer multi pima voiu fl la
dreapta Ia Gu sufletul, Cd acum
nu-mi pare raul absolut pentru ca
ccnciul mia fost dat, pentru ceea
ce te-am rugat, de cfnd am plecat
pc drnmul acela
Apoi asa iubitilor consateni,
cum v am spus, de mine sd nu
aveti inima rea nici odata de "a
cum inainte, caci eu aici sunt
grijit foarte bine, 81 end ma va
lasa de aici voiu yeni intre d-tra
$: apoi vom vedea ca ce Nom ia
Ice, numai sanatosi sa finn.
Apoi multi ell nu va mai seriu
acum, fara ramin Gu dorul d-tra
81 doresc ca epistola mea sd va
gaseasca pc toti in orele cele mai
fericite ale sanatatii d-tra.
1 Primiti icalduroase multumiri
din toata inima mea, 81 ramIn
salutindu-va. GU drag pc toti. a.
dio al d-tra var consatean 81 sim
Ger priAten:
Pvt. John Novac, U. s. Army Ba-
|se HOSPITAL, Ward 81, Camp Sher-
man, Ohio.
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DETRIT, DUM1NECA 2 FEBR

Jacob Gust. 1856 Palmer Street. a.
proape de Russell. la 1C ore dimi
neata. ~@-.
John Fcrency office. 2T94 w
Jefferson Ave. la orele 2 p. M.
la Peter Bolga. oficiul 722 Fran
kiln Street, la 4 ore dupa amiazi
CLEVELAND, DUN, 2 FEBR
Peter Zeigler. oficiul 1918 st
Clair Ave-. Ia orele 9 dimineata
Alex. j. Viicsek, Oficiul 1925 Bu.
ckeye Road, la orele IL diminea
ia. Fratii Makranczy, oficiul 2Sls
Lorraine Ave. la orele 2 p. m
Gabriel Barbul, oficiul 1901 De
tfoit Ave. la orclc 4p. m.
DAYTON, O., DUN, 9 FEBR
George Eilhart, 206 Workman A
venue, la orelc'3 p. m.
PITTSBURG, dunn. 2 FEBR
joe Steigerwald. oficiul 1902
nd Aev. la orele 2 p. m.
CHICAGO, DUN, 2, FEBR
Fekete 81 fiul. oficiul 1857 Wes1
Grand Ave, la orele 9 a. m.
AL. Weber, casa 1912 Ovehard
Street, la orele IL dimiheata.
Chas kassay. eficiul 1928 Cot
tage Grove Ave. la ore.e 3 p. m
BUFFALO, LUNI 3 FEBR
Lorenz Weber Hall, 634 Broad
way, la orelef 7.3O seara.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
SAGINAW, MICH!
(2l--251
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srRBs STIIsTz.

Ruskm pc, toti abonatii nostri
80 observe biletelul- lipit pe mar
pc care So vele data, cfud - i'm
plineA4si absnameusul 81 cfnd ve.
dee CD - apropiss ziua all. rsanc-
,ieasc1.
Ne vins foAxt6 GreuE 20 snnn-
txm 20 lie oasss n parts dsgpue
expiEAreaI abenasntalui. 1iarele
ansEioan6t m, - Asest ohiceiu.
fnrsius, o1nd q expiras- sbonamen-
tst dnS6 narss rs1noieqts = oprs.
Nv trinnitsFss saaauluk il
- IN ki11p
MI ~ 0llee ~ sn11 tkinnitsal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-28

Pamintul: Ce' influintk are el a.
supra sanatatei pabiics.
De DR.. A. Lappner, Detroit Mich,
Medic din Rominia.

-
Am vazut in numarul trecut al
ziaruaui .,Americas'. cite soiuri de
pamfnt cxist&, 81 cum uncle So
iuri in mod natural distruge ma
fertile organize, carl sunt vata-
matoare sanatatei. cum sunt trans
formate in niste naterii abso}ut
inofensive. In natura toate corp,l-
rifc sunt irnpartite' in 3 pdrti sau
regnuri: Regnul animal, reealsll We
getal 81 regiful mineral. Ri bine !!
Aceste 3 regnuris slupa ce moare 81
cade pc suprafata pamintului. Sc
dcscompune 81 sub actfunea natu-
rel pamintul II descompune in
Ssabstante minerale,, carr servcsc
ia constructinnea vegetalelor, pen
sfru ca prin radacini nutreste plan
Sta. Bine intefes planta Isl tragc
parti' carl iiconvin Ase Isl artaee
carbonic pcftrn constructia zah6 I
rului, 81 q Aaltor substadtt hrani-
toare. Alte substante mineralc ca
azotul va seryi in cdnsttuctia al
:, buslaui de on vegetal nnmita le-
gumina cum e de cxemplu in faso-
le sau sofa; q nlanta intrebnintata'
mutt in Japonia. IS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-28

societatea Carol r din Ill.
wood City, Pa Convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte Ia Sc,
dtnta generala extra ordmara, ca
re Sc va tinea nsziua de 2 FeJrn-
arie 1919, la orele 2 p. m. la a.
ceasta sedinta vor Fl mai m,llte
chestiiA importante de rezolvat.
Deci STUNT rugati GU starsiinta toti
ffatii membrii sd Ia partc. Absen-
tele nemotivate Sc vort f,edepsi
conform statiltefor.
: Prexidiul.
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sUKIsoX3gs DE La UNI RANIr.
Camp Sherman, IA lan- 1919
IAtdtif mi com 3senif

8A4~8
Putine rinduri va scrin, dan
char la toti, ca 50 stiti Cd eu am
aiuns aici in pace. das aT fosf
ostenit, de- abba am mers pima "a
ward 81, dar nll-i baiu, p am
hodinit ieri, 81 aga astazl, ma STINT
lara mai binc. ,Dar priIf aceste
rfndnri &c vide scriu asa de Gu
drag de u inima, w sesfu, char
las toti 81 IL rog pc fratele Men.
a, "a So v'o dee chisF 10 toll es
* 3 cetiti ca sastiti ca aim a5uhk
'sisis ia pace, ~ sdnt1 grijit f0aF'
W bine 81 ia cnFfhdA ma W fase
bfn. Il S6f veniss fnfre tlatSx sis y
~ VA iisttt 5ate lhi NV ~ sce; esl
tosts 4 / "a Y I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-28

=
Inimile noastre la toti asa sum-
de bune 81 vesele 81 ne este drae
de toata lumea, vazind ca de
unde am scapat moi, din, focul
cer mare lui Hont, care lar
trecut vre-o Z zile 81 in al opta
ii am cazutS lovit in 4 locuri dc
srapneledc otrayite care iii frigf
inima 81 ito usuca, al bea apa $
nu-i de unde. apoi daca te aduce
inapoi, iii dal de toate, caci te
asteapta lCrueea Rosie, femei s.
fete 81 sd suie in ambulanta eu
hratele plle Gu de toate, 81 #
striga: ,,Sa traiasea'', 81 te apu
ca de NINA, 81 cu alta mlna II
tlescopere fata, 81 te intreaba Cd
te doare tare rAnile, apoi lean
spus Cd nu ma d6arc decit pntir
pc urmaa iii pune tigare II
g,ira si aprinEfndusti- tot merer
It'll povesteste, 81 atunci pc moi M
ne mai durea mimic, DEBIT numa'
ochii ne rftieau5 de bucufie 81 bal
zele MISE smereaus si de atunei
capefis q dfag6stc in: i1ima to, =
iii este drag de- toatk' lumeas I
4 Rog % burnl fDumAezeus sal 9
ylhcx ii pacp iaapoi pc toh aceia
care mai tt6iesc Pc dineolc' ii GO
NJ I'D. paecAt a. aicisdin Aaneriea
Eea Hxii1A cuE4tk I - ltt6 re1tra
. h, & sft6tkkV 81 lbsnbb bbisHg pe1pn
nj del bs
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DE vfNzARE.

Porcl Ingrasati Gu cucuruz. Sc
pot capata la mine in orr ce timp.
VINO afara la farma 81 til. par
iesti cum yrei.
\ Forcul junghiat gata costa p
cent? funtul.
Luati Street cacul Akron--Bed-
ford, Ohio, 81 va DAFT jos la sta
pnl al 29-lea.
Ehgeres, Bedford, Ohio, Telefon
Bedford 143-M.
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Cdutdn1 IuCrdtori. Ia
steele de zahdr,

Plata buna pentru familisti 81
slnguraiici. 500 la $24 pc acar.
casa gratis 81 transportul. Cauta
81 te Intilneste Gu agentul noStru
in urmatearele lOcuri:
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LIBERTY BONDS.
Vindem 81 cumparam pc bani gaia
cu pretul din Market. - Veniti la: :
: s. T. BONE. AND CO.,
806 American Trust Bldg, Gle
velAnd; o. - Deschis de la 8 as
M la 8 p. m, 81 la 616 Dollar
Bank Bldg, Youngstown, o.