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SOmers Point

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bers are requested to attend, as a
social is to follow the regular business
session.
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the antiseptie powder that makes tight shoes
feel easy and gives rest and comfort to tired.
aching, swollen, tender feet. Always use it
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Is interested in Pl%easantyille, living
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send them The Pleasantyille Press.
1t will be a pleasing weekly visitor.
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Services Sunday as follows:
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-03-25
CHAPTER XII.
The Fighting Chance.

"Casey's back, spyingw announced
Wooster at mess one evening. By that
time the feeling against "Marshall's
man" was actively hostile. There had
been a smudge of slumbering fires be-
fore Richard had left the towns.
Famed by much talk during his alb
scnee, it had burst into active blaze.
They were ready to show their resent
ment against the man who had sup
planted Hardin, their Napoleon, if it
cost them their places. BY this time
the cause Of the desert was as COM
pelling to these hardy soldiers as were
the lily banners of France to the fol-
lowers Of the Little Corporal.
Rickard was not expected. He had
been gone less than week. The ef-
feet Of his return was that of q per-
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER TX. c.: Rickard, "a
engineer of the Overland Pacific, l
called to the office of President Mar
shall in Tucson, Ariz. "Casey" is an
enigma to the Office force; ne wear
"dude" clothes, but he had resigned
a chair of engineering in the East.
90 on the road as a fireman and nj
promotion had been spectacular.
While waiting for Marshall Richar
reads a report on the ravages OF the
Colorado, despite the efforts of Tho
mas Hardin of tn Desert Reclama-
tion company. This Hardin had been
a student under Rickard and had
married Gerty Holmes, with whom
Rickard had fancied he was in love.
CHAPTER II-Marshall tells Rick
ard the Overland Pacific has got to
step in to save the Imperial Valley
and sends him to the break. Rickard
declines because he does not want to
supplant Hardin, but is won over;
"Stop the River; damn the expense
says Marshall.
CHAPTER III-Rickard journeys
To Calexico, sees the irrigated desert
and learns much about Hardin and
mis- work.
CHAPTER IV-At the hotel ne
meets Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin and lnnes
Hardin, Hardin's half sister. Dlsap-
nointed in her husband and an IN
corrigible coquette, Mrs. Hardin sets
her cap for her former lover and IN
.yites him to dinner.
. CHAPTER V-Rickard visits the
company's offices and takes control
He finds the engineers loyal to Har
din and hostile to him: Estrada, a
Mexican, son of the "Father OF the
Imperial Valley" tells him OF the
general situation. ,,-.-
CHAPTER VI-Rickard attends a
meeting of the directors and asserts
his authority. Hardin RACES. Estrada
tells Rickard of his forebodlng that
his work will fail. 81 can't see it
finished" >.
CHAPTER VII-Innes is discover
ed in her garden. She tries to cheer
up Hardin, who is furious against
Richard.
CHAPTER villa family lunch
con of the Hardins which throws light
on them.
:. CHAPTER IX-Hardin discovers
that Rickard is planning levee to
protect Calexico and puts. him down
as incompetent. Gerty thinks her lord
jealous.
CHAPTER X-The Hardin dinner
to Rickard discloses further the fam
lily characteristics Hardin is surly
and sulky. Innes is hardly polite. Ger
ty plans progressive ride" in
Richards honor.
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Gerty said carelessly that she had
had it for a long time. For she had
had the material a long time! It
wasn't necessary to explain Ito her
husbands sister that it had been
made up that week. She hoped that
she didn't look "fussed up." Would
Mr.. Rickard think she was attaching
any Importance to the simple little
visit? For it was nothing to him, Of
course. A man Of his standing, whom
the great Tod Marshall ranked so
high, probably dined out several times
each week, with white-capped maids
and candelabra! If Tom had only
made the most of his opportunities.
What gamble. life to woman!
- She made trip into her bedroom
and took reaSsuring survey in her
mirror. The lingerie frock would look
simple to man who would never
suspect it of handmade duplicity.
Her glass declared the hand-whipped
medallions casual and elegant And
a long time ago, lifetime ago, Rick
ard had told her that she always
should wear blue, because Of her eyes.
Innes from the next room could hear
Gerty teasing Tom to wear his Tux
edo.
isn't one dude enough for yCu?"
grOwled her Surly lord. Innes recog-
nized the mood and shrank from the
ordeal ahead. 1t was the mood Of
the Hardin in the rough, the son Of
his frontier mother, the fruit Of old
Jasper Gingg. whose smithy had been
the rendezvous for the widest roughs,
the fiercest cattlehen in Missouri.
"Td let him see you kew what's
what. even if we do live like gipsies."
The answer to that was another
growl. Innes could hear him dragging
out the process, grumbling over each
detail. That confounded laundry had
torn his shirt. He hadn't q decent
collar to his name. Where was his
black string tie? If Cert would keep
his things in the lowest drawer! Hang
that button! Gerty emerged from the
encounter, her face very red. Inncs
could see her biting her lips to keep
the tears back as she put tho last
touches to the table.
"She's tired out" thought the sister
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son VIII returDs suddenly into room,
hushlng aI active babel Of tongues.
Hp knew what he would find, ample
REASONS why! He was not given the
satisfaction Of locating any particular
act Of disobedience. The men pre-
sented blank wall of politeness, rea.
sonable and Intellectual. Silent e1-
planned briefly that he had not been
able to collect enough men. Most Of
the force VII. '''v IN the No. 6 dis
trict, trying: - ed Wis
taria through '.'iv-"
that years crops ~:
A gang was at Gran
floor needed. bracing. An.
Irish's, was in the Volcano naiss re
gion, where they were excavating for
the new headgate.
"Ne hurry for that" Rickard was
glad to pick flaw in such a perfect
pattern. "You might have withdrawn
those men and put them to work. on
the levec."
T was given no authority to do
that"
The chief pretended to accept tn.
reason; else it were a case of chang
ing horses in midstream. What h.
had seen at the Heading, his peep a
the exposed valley, his cleaning O
the rivers history had convinced hin
that in haste and concentratv, Ia!
the valleys only chance. He must re
fuse to see the insubordination of thu
engineers, the seasoned desert sol
diers. He needed them, must wiz
their confidence If he could. If not
they must save the valley anyway
The imperturbable front Of Silent, his
bland, big stare, eXasperated him
easier to control the swapping terrier
OF Wooster. He had told Silent dis.
tinctly to gather his men and rush the
/ levee. A good soldier had made bet.
ter guess than his, and had stopped
the casual work at Black Butte, OF
had found Indians! Thoughtfully
Rickard. followed that last suggestion
across the ditch into Mexicali.
He gathered all the recruits he
needed that morning. The Indians,
lazy Cocopahs, crept out of their huts
to earn few Of the silver dollars held
out to them by the new white boss.
A few Mexican laborers were bribed
to toss up earth to the west Of the
town. Estrada, at his request, put q
squad Of his road force at the service
Of the manager. He could not spare
many men.
The railroad had already started
the line projected by Hardin to Mar
shall the year before, a spur across
the desert, dipping into Mexico be-
tween the lean, restless sandhills,
from CaleXico to Yuma. The Mexican
government had agreed to pay five
thousand dollars mile were the road
completed at a certain period. Estrada
was keeping his men on the jump to
fill the contract, to make his nation
pay the price. The completion of the
road meant help to the valley; sup
plies, men, could be rushed through to
the break
(To be Continued Friday.)
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NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.

The following new books have
been received at the Library. Friends
of the institution are urged to keep
up their subscription and to make use
of the books:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-03-25

In Another Girls Shoes.
A Diversity Of Creatures.
The Derelict.
The Daredevil. t.
The Shadow Line.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-03-25

The Definite Ou)ect-
The Dark Star.
Innocent.
On the Branch.
The Hundredth Chance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-03-25
CHAPTER x.

CONTINUED From Last Friday
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06

N0U I!

NOU!. NoU! N0U! !!
AS0ULfA1FI! ASCULTATI
Aducean Ia cunostint4 tutmror
Romfnilor, Gel . supt fntereseti
de q vedea frulnoasele filmuri
de ps frontal Romin, luptele de
u N4r4sesti, le pntsf vedae in
asera xilsd ds II Main 1919,> pre-
date do oxtre aocietatse .Sazni-
|nxtorul Romin'
iTrats Rominsl Dao& esti Ro-
min adev&rat si Aaox yrsi q vexi
|lnptsls fratilor tki luptsl9 sroilor
nostxi luptele adoExrat arpioe, .
tunci vino n pe1rsosrsA sooietx-
ri ,,eamh lxaarul 1Arnin'' - II
~ dc a 1ceii mdA, = ha1e 90
ciet2tii .,Iratls nnln8'. ~ q
1Olea etrlsk u sungseoxA q.
lrsSil1inl
(1O5> = NE & 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06
fNvIFAR e,

Asociatiunea Rom1na ,,Palosa.
ma" pentru Orfani, Invalizi 81 Va.
duve de Razboi Gu sediul in Stras.
sburg, Ohio, are onoaDea-a invita-
pc toti membrii Asociatiunii, pc
toti fratii Romfni din loc 81 in
SPECIAL pc toti consatenii, mai Cd
seama din orasele fnvecinate, ca
Canal Dover, Midvale, New Phi:
ladelphia, Canton, Alliance, Fol.
lansbee, Steubenville, Justus, A.
kroh, Martins Ferry, Newark, "a:
nesville 81 din toate partile, a lua
parte la Marele Picnic, care va o
yea loc Dumineca, in IL Maiu
1912, pc proprietatea National
Brick Work.
1nceputul la orele IL a. m.
Pretul de 1ntrare: Domnii Sc
cent?, Daniele gratis.
Muzica nationala d-lui Gut;;
din cleveland, Ohio, va distra O.
noratnl pubic cu cele mai fru-
moase ari de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
Deci av1nd i'm vedere CT tot We
nitul de la aceasta petrecere va Fl
destinat pentru alinarea 81 auto
rarea Orfanilor, Invalizilor (Schi-
lozilor) 81 a vaduvelor carl ramin
din razboi in comma Palos, spe-
ram ca toti fratii Rom1ni vor lua
parte la acest Picnic, unde ISL VOC
petrece- vre-o c1teva ceasuri in ar
monte 81 dupa aceea vor pleca
multumiti sufleteste ca au ajutat
81 dinsii GU ceva la fapta att
de frumoasa 81 umanitara.
Toti membrii sd ia la cunostin-
ia ca Luni, IL Maiu va fl sedinta,
tot la Strassburg, va fl intregirea
statutelor 81 alte hotariri.
Deci veniti Gu totii pc ziua de
II Maiu 1919 la Strassburg, Ohio,
unde va asteptam GU drag.
!, In numel Asociatiunei Romine
,Palosanat pentru Orfani, Inva-
LII 81 Vaduve:
Comitetul aranjator.
((104---105)
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IN VIZ A R E /.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
,ultura ,,Avram Iancu'' din New
York, are on0area a va -1nvita sa
binevoiti a lua parte la Marele
Bal fmpreunat Gu Teatru, care va
avea loc Gu ocazia jubileului de
10 ami al Societatii, Simbata, 10
Maiu 1919, in Bryant Hail,
725-6th Avenue, intre Al 81 ~
Street.
%>Se va juca piesa teatrala ,,Ovi-
liu' de V. Alexandri 81 Chine
matograful" comedie intr 'un act
lie d. BOsca.
fneeputul la orele 8 p. m. fix
81 de aceea sunteti rugati a veni
lit Sc poate mai de vreme.
>fntrarea: so cent? de persoana
Garderoba Is cent?. !,
Suprasolviri sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
sale ziaristica.
CIR A NJ U Is:
4. Imnul American.
+, 2. Imnul Romfniei.
8. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea d-lui presedinte aranjator
A. Neder.
4. ,,Ovidiu", piesa teatrala.
P ER S O AN 3 1 r
Ovidiu, D-nul l. Raica.
lula, D-na A. Neder.
Getor, D-nul P. Todor.
Salmiza, D-na M. Muceanu.
Ibis, N. n,
Dava, Dlfia A. Neder.
Gotta, Dnul A, Banciu.
Sarmiz, D-nul D. Serbanescu.
Popor Dac. ~ Dfmni 81 Doam-
ne.
5. Rugamintea din urma, de
G. Gosbuc, declamata de. N. N
6. M intirzia n padure, execu-
tata la plan de N. N.
Z. SChinematografuls' comedie
intr 'un act. q
r E RS o a N E Il p
Ardelean, professor, D-nul r
, n 10 4
Todor.
1Adela, sofia lui, D-na A. Nedsr
Alexandru, fill lor, D-nul /
bfsca,
Bucur, SET de- CARA, p-1'ul a
Daneip.
: Floarea. sofia lui, D-na A. Bis
|e&.
Haralamb, servitor "A Arde
lean, D-pul /. Raica.
Clara, servitoare \ Ardelean
/ Dina N. Muceanu.
1hp1yfitar AZ exrl, D-nnl a
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8. Cuvant de fnchidere de pre-

8. CuvSnt de inchidere de pre-.
sedintele aranjator.
81 Dams pima in zori de ri.
In speranta Ga yeti raspunde
calduros 1nvitarei noastre, parti-
cipind intr ,un n,lmar cit Sc poatc
de marey pima La reyedere va sa,
lutam Gu stima;
Comitetul aranjator.
n. .B. Toti membrii societatii
,,Avram Iancn care nu vor par
ticipa u aceasti petrecsre, sunt
denbligati, acllita suma de so
cent? pentM I'm billet de intrare.
Prezidiul. \
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Filiala No. I ,,Hora Unirii's din
River Rouge, Mich, are onoarea
q invita- pc toate surorile socie-
tati, parochii :si cluburi, precum
81 pc toti fratii Romini din, loc
|si din jur a lua parte la frumoasa
(petrecere teatrala 81 mai multe
declamatiuni comice, care va a.
yea loo in ziqa de IL Maiu 1919,
in hala Armrnilor, de-asupra So
ului No. II Victor Ave-, H. Park.
fnceputul la 2 ore p. m. 81 va
dura, pima Ia orele II din noapte.
Pretul de fntrare: Domnii so,
Damele 25 cent?.
PR o G R A NJ u L
1. Ridicarea cortinei de catrc
presedintele a1anjator, d-nul l.
oan Iaru.
2. ,,Pling in noptile de tQam-
ma" declamati de d-nul Victor
Poparad.
3. ,,Mangra 81 Tisza'' de n
Beldean, declamata de dina Ro-
zeta Molnar
4. ,,Jidanul la Bucuresti'', mo-
nolog comic de Victor Poaarad.
S. Mai multe comice 81 poezii
de d-nul V. +.
g.. Caluserii Filialei No. l ,,Ho-
ra Unirii'' sub conducerea bra
vului vatav lie Cocisu, vor juca
diferite jocuri rationale ca: Ba-
nu Maracine, JRomanul ca la Bu-
curesti, Hora [elelor din Craiova.
Z. Sc va juca briuletul din par
tea vatavului HE Cocisu.
in pauza Sc va pune la loterie
.un miel, daruit din partea d-lui
Nicolae Hoja 81 rata din par
tea d-lui Constantin Popa.
Muzica Domnului Silivestru
Cherchel va distra onoratul pu-
bile Gu cele AG frllmoase arii de
dams si ciatel aationale.
Snprasolvifl fe primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristic6.
Prin aceasta sunt rugati toti
Imembrii Filialei No. / ,,Hora u
nirii" nu lipsi nici unul de la
aceasta petrecere, find obliga-
toare fiecarui me1nbru al filialei.
Deci fiecare Z dator a-si plati IT,
catul de dntrare.
Find prima petrecere anuala
data de catre filiala in Highland
Park. prin aceasta rugam pc toti
fratii membrii de la centrala
,,Hora Unirif', precum 81 pc toti
fratii nostri romini ne da tot
sprijinul cuvenit.
! Barul va ii asortat Gu tot fe-
lul de mezeluri gustoase 81 bau-
turf recoritoare.
Ram1nem In speranta ca ne veti
onora Gu pfezenta d-tra persona
la, pima la revedere va salutam
Gu drag.
in numele Filialei No. l ,,Hora
Unirii" din River Rouge. Mich. ::
Alexandra Boier, director.
loan Iarl, presedinte aranjator.
(1O5---106)
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o cuglarie Gu, 3 Alley, in cea mai
buna conditie, uzate numai 3 luni
de zile. Pozitia cea mai buna in
Fcentrul orasului. Afacerea merge
foarte bine. Leese Sc da pc 8 ami.
Cauza vfnzarei e tovarasia. Gel
ce voiesc a profita de aceasta O.
caziune, sd Sc adreseze in scris
sau in -persoana. la:
Stoja & Dordea, GOT E. Main Str,
Alliance, Ohio.
(101---5)
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partari mai mari, le rugam q nj
trimite drapele dior prin Anne
riean Expres Co. pc adresa socic
tatii ,,Eliberarea Neamului Romi
nesc 100 Morgan, Tonawanda, N
Y.
In numele s9cietatii ,,Ellberarca
Neamului Ronlfnesc din Tonawan
da, N. Y:
Oomitetul aranjater.
(105 & 8 & 10)
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Este un remediu ideal de primAvara
si tot odAtA purifica sfngele. Ele stunt
aromatice si placute Ia gust. Aceste
ierburi elimineaza toata otrAya din si-
stem. si face sfnge1e rosu sAnatos. A
cuma este timpul eel mai bun pentru
acest remediu, 81 fiecars trebue Sd lie
intrebuinteze. e4cf purifica sfngele Isl
I'll do deplinA putere. re simti mai
\ Aenergfc 81 mai sAn4tos G--5)
Pentru constitpatie. Andigestiune.
nervositate. debilftate. etc. Pentru fe-
mel 81 barbati si pentru toate disorli-
nele de stomac. durere de rArunchi. IL
cat, nu este mimic mai bun. Ierburile
lui st. Bernad nu sunt ca alte reme-
diuri Nu contine nici rautate Fie-
care poate sd lie fntrebuinteze fArA
fried. Pentru bolnavi acest remediu
este minunat.S Incercati.
Trimite $115 pentru un pachet sat,
mai bine $500 pentru 6 pachete sf Hi
vor ii trimise Gu toate instructiunile
despre fntrebuintare. Banii I'll vor II
trimisioinapoi in caz Cd aceste ierburi
nu-ti vor ajuta. Trimite astazi dupa
ele. Adreseaza-te 1a:>,
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SIMON BROKER

] Platim preturile cele mai bune
pentru Liberty Bonduri, Marci,
Ceasuri, Diamante, Aur, Argint,
Platina. Aduceti toate lucrurile
pretioase la: (1x6)
216 I.ennox Bldg, Corn cu East
9th 81 Euclid Avenue, and Flor.
Ds-asupra lui Singer Sewing Ia.
chine Go. Deschis zilnic pima ls
orele 6 seara.
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g A u z

G A q z
Pc nepotul meu Vasile Grama din
Arpasul de JOS, judetul Fagaras,
fost in Franta.
Adresa mea este:
Mateiu Boeriu, Box 794 Alliance,
Ohio.
1O2---6)
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CArRE PRIETENI.

Tinaruf loan Ghindea, fost sol
dat in armata Americana in Fran
ia, reintorcindu-se dnapoi, s'a eli
berat.
,D0ritorii corespopda GU din
sui sd scrie la:
n. o. B. 332, Martins Ferry, Ohio
= (1O5---6)
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A VIZ

Tot case vreau ca sa faca be-
uturi acasa, dupa ce statul devi-
ne dry, sa Sc adreseze ia:
SToICA 3 90. 4
418 Rochester Ave. Rochester, Pa.
(1045)
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N P 0 RANT.

Cuptoarele HOLLAND pentru
att fncalxi prietenii. fntrebati pc
ori CO norocos ce are acest euptor.
Preturile garantate pima Ia l Nov,
1919. Dac6 preturile vor scadea,
snma sc1xut& Va Fl data D-tale in.
apoi Pentrn informatiuni veniti Ia
ID e.. Arch Str, Alliance, @
eri teJsfe e: Q, 8. 31vy.
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,pe femeia mea Anita Rosu, care
a fugit de la mine in % Aprilit
1919, lufnd GU dinsa suma d.
100000.
Dinsa a fugit de sub un bono
de ST 100000.
3 de statura mijlocie. dint ne
grii, are 81 un dinte de aur.
Acela care mi-ar trimite adre
sa eli corecta Va primi o recon
pensa de $25.00.
Adresa mea este:
loan Rosu, Fish Market, 248 Da
vison Rd., Detroit, Mich.
GEOLOGY
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Parochia romina gr. cat. ,,Sf.
George" din Erie, Pa, a hotarit
sfintirea nouei biserici pc ziua de
30 Maiu 1919. Deci Gu aceasta 0.
caziune rugam onoratele Paro-
chii, Societati 81 Cluburi a nu a.
ranja alte petreceri pc ziua sus
|numita, pentru ca parochia noas-
ira sa-si poata ajunge scopul do
rit 81 tot odata lie rugam a ne da
tot sprijinul cuviincios.
In numele parochiei rom1ne
gr. cat. ,,Sfintul George" din E.
|rie, Pa:
Ironim verdea, presedinte.
1ona9 I. Hosu, secretar.
Il g. 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-06

nirea membrilor societatii ,,Elibe
rarea Neamului Rom1nesc" in To-
caluf d-lui easier al societatii d.
George Nicolics, la 100 Morgan
IStreet. De acolo plecind in convoi
la ha1a, unde Sc vor primi societa
| tile straine, dupa care va urma
actal sfintirei.
La orele $50 Sc va incepe actu1
sfintirei in hala sus numita Gu cea
mai mare ceremonie din partea
Rev. Augustin Baila, preot gr. or
IN Buffalo, N. Y. Dupa actul sim
tirei Sc va incepe intr'un convoi
defilarea De strazile cele mai prill
eipale ale orasului.
RrogFamul defilarei:
Presedintii aranjatori domnii
Lazar JStoiadin 81 Nicolae Padu.
[rean. Urmeaza drapelul Uniunci
Drapelele societatii ,,Eliberarea
Neamului RomfneSc'3-. NASH dra-
pelelor. Caluserii din Buffalo, N
lY. Muzica nationala N. Eolves
din eLockovapd, N. Y, fmbracati
in costumul national romin, sub
conducerea d-luis George Dimitro-
| wits din Buffalo, N. Y, care vor
juca jocul national. Urmeaza dra-
pelele societatilor apartinatoare
Uniunei dupa vechime. Maiorul O.
rasului Hon. Fred Kohen, care va
avea onoarea a Fl nasul drapel1lui
American 81 mai multi oaspeti ca,
+ re vor Representa- autoritatea o.
rasului, toti in automobile. Va ur-
ma reprezentantul Uniunei, care
speram ca va fl d-nul loan N. ,Su-
fana, secretar general, 81 -reprezen
tantii ziarului America" 81 D-nul
preot A. Baila, tQti in automobile.
Urmeaza societatile straineI in
frunte Gu drapelele lor 81 mem
bril- ssocietatii ,,Eliberarea Nea-
mului Rominescs' 81 alte persoane
care vor fl bine primite fn sirul
convoinlui.
Dupa defilare mergerea la hala,
unde va urma fotografiarea COIL
vOiului.
Urmeaza banchetul care va f
aranjat Gu cele mai gustoase min
carl 81 bauynri in hala sus nu-
mita.
Dupa banchet Sc vor fncepe
vorbirile din partea presedintIlor
aranjatori 81 din partea reprezen-
tantilor authorization orasului, al
,Uniunei 81 al ziarului America .
/ Urmeaza baterea cuielor pc dra-
pele. Dupa 'baterea cuielor Sc va
incepe dansul, care va Fl furnizat
GU cele mai frumoase arii romI
nesti 81 americana, condus de mu-
.Aica d-lui Nieolae Edvesr din Loc>
kovana, N. Y. si va dura pima di-
mineata la orele 3.
Pretul de intrare: la banchet
$1. so, de PERSONA.
Pretul de fntrare la petrecere:
DOmnii soc; Damele 35c.
Barul va Fl asortat Gu cele mai
gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi reco
Yrstilor ssFl koninil
Avind in vedere cauza pentru
care tinara noastra societate lup.
ta de, la infiintarea ei 81 pima n
prezent, lupta ca sd organizeze pc
! |toti Rominii din acest oras, ca fl
ind odata organizati, toti intro
(singura 81 mare societate, >sa pu-
sem.da dovada de viata nationa
/ la. Deci dupa multe greutati, Cyl
ajutorul lui Dumnezen, cn marc
bucurie asteptam Gu totii ziua a.
ceia mare 81 care va Fl 6nsemnata
| in astoria rominilor din acest o.
rss vechiu, c1pd falniciSs de pri:
ina data in, istoria orasului Toni