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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
N CIR 0 / Q 9.

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Pc aceasta Gale aducem la Gu
nostinta tuturor consatenilor 81
prietenilor,, perderea dintre moi a
fratelui consatean Mateiu. d. Fo-
goros, originaI-din Dragus, jude
tul Fagaras, Rom7nia, in etate de
% ami.
NRaposatul q fost mcmbru 81 Sc.
cretar al filialei GLORIA Rom1na"
din Verona. Pa. Find Gu lucrul
in Hopedale, Ohio. coprins de e.
pidemia Influenza spaniola, a fost
transportat de oficiantii lucrarll
m spitalul PENNSYLVANIA" din
Pittsburg, Pa.
Dumineca, "a Noembrie 1918, la
orele Z seara STA dat viata in mir
nile creatorului. A fost transpor-
tat de catre ,toti' consatenii 6nr
sului, mdmbrii al filialei sus MI.
mite 81 fnmormintat fnN Verona,
Pa. In tara veche il deplinge pa
rintii 81 dol. fratl
Fie-i tarina usoara 81 memoria
bine cuvfntata. .
in numele Filialei GLORIA Ro-
nina" dmVerona, Pa:
Nicolae Bogdan, director
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
in AJUNUL APARITIEI CAR
TEL: ,,UOPII N0sTRI, NADEJ
n Ollie VIIToRULUI".
= De; loan Farca.
Ranini din america !

De oare ce lipsa nnei carti de
eontinhtul eelei.cu titMl Gle ma
sus este foarte simtita la moi Ro-'
mini. Americani, find eu auto,
rul ei. nu voiu lauda -aceasta ear
te. char 81 in cazuly ycind viou We
5lea ca am sa platese scump incer-
tarea ce am facut de pune ir
NINA fratilor mel Romini 0 carte
ca 81 care nu fie cine este vrcdnle
q ,compune 81 seric.
Ma nascut mama Romin, -pe
mama no pot blastama dec
prip sdrierea acestei CART eu cred
ca nu am facut alta lt-dupa
,patinta 81 imprejnrari mfi-am pla
tit datoria fata de neap' Gu vAt
siSindesat. =.
~Acei ,putini cariqan cetit manu-.
+scrisul acestei CART, |de5a .at spu'
seeasta fdArte lanlnrit-
Cartea "a aparea in curind 8.
cred ca trebue unul fieeafele 81
creada cd tiparirea aeestei cart
costa multi, multi -bani. Autorul
ei i,u cautat la bani. Inima, dra
feestca de neam la dictat ca Sc
scfie aceasta carte, deci scris-o
| Acnm ramine I'D buna vointa D
|Rosstra Romini din america q ds
Idovada dac4. meritati a avea oa
|nirni earl, jFl sjcftfesc tot avutu
[pesitrn neain, pima si pc ei fnsisi..
Mai avfnd In vedere ga 81 pre-
Etul acestei cartle clf ise poate d
tscaxalt, ~ aprpape' doua mil by y
leati trebae sa Wind ca Sc pot ago
fperf spesele ieeri ri tipariEea g
lete trsbae IN kic ca ny poate !
|Romin asaevarst aeel frate Rs \
Euain, core M ve sl,i kra aeeast|
y 5,ln ya llss.1aa 81 pe alt
lfrati Rominii ! . csq pAra sk,ei.
til ck1tei5e Il ! % q lsenti Al hae ], )! aeata y e
jp4 Ja Al bnea III ~ M dau 4 aba
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

s Z 1 i K
10 proccntesla suta. De la so Ebu-
eatr in sus,, 20 proeente Ia lsuta.
lar de la suta bucati in sus,, 30
procente Ia suta.
Cartea va fl inla 1503 pagini Gu
aproape 50 schipufi ru diferite
grupuri de feciori 81 fete in. uni.
forme dc, gimnastiSa 81 calpscr.
care de care mai frupoaseNsi in
ecresante. Acum cine are urechl
de auzit sa auza. lNo.t4}
Adresa autorului eli este:
loan FARGA,
1919 Gratiot Street, St. Louis, Mo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
CALI;TAM M

mindri pentru lucru fncontinuu la,
minele noastre, unde poti cIstiga
bani frumosi. Avem deja in lu-
cru Romfni Gu familiile, carl toti
sunt satisfacfti. MOI furnizam cSr
buni la Bethlehem Steel Mills
nci trebuc sr lucrim GU toate
.eortcle. Caselc de loelait de ]pri,
ma conditiune. Vino numAi decit
gata de lucru. 1nainte dc q pie,
ca scrie dupa infornfatiunl Scri.
eti rommestc, lar moi W raspun-
dem. Nh uitat adfese: I.
PENN. MARY 00kt UCIff klFY
n. II. JOINS, GEN NER MGR
HrIL ooh nks /.
Biletul ,de treh luatl do "a sta4
|tia Pennsyl lvaniasia aireet ! IA 4 !lIg N
wood, IA, s, 4 4 gsae
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

Societatea ,,Rlugarul Romfn"
din Youngstown, Ohio. Con
voaca pc toti- membyii comitetus
lui saua l1a parte laysedinta de
comitet, care va aveas loc' Dnmine-
ca, % Februarie 1919, la< <orelc
1.3O 3. m. Toti funetionarii 81 tof
membrii din comitet> s,int datori
"a lua parte1 Ia aceasta sedinta Alb
sentele nemotivate sc vor- pedep-
81 conform statlltelor.
Prezidiul,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
15!

Bucerie cu abator [taietoarel
de porci cu B vfnzarc Mnara de
10000 900 qiolari. Sc vinde
din cauza neintelegerci fptre tova-
1rrasi- Doritorii de Il aveA ASA I'm
bisnit bun, sa sct adreseze la:
Foale 4 Co., 1076 Riopelles Street,
Detroit, Mich. ~
20 1Si Es
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
.BONDURl

DIN TOA1E, sERTH,E
De la 5000 fIl sus vindem 81
cumpaaram. Platim Gil bani ga
ia cu preturile cele mai mari
earl sunt in Plata. MOI va dam
aintor a plati Liberty Bondu-
>rile in rate earl nu snnt inca
platite. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

1919 Gratiot Street, St. Louis, Mo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
Societatea ,,Murasana. din Ha-

frisburg- Pa. = Cohvoaca pc toti
membrii sal a lua parte Ia sedinta
generala extra ordinara, care SC
wa tinea Dumineca, p Martie
1919, la orele 1.30 p. M. in hala
societatii ,.MurasanaI Deci toti
fratii memblii stunt rugati lua
farte Ia ateasta sedinta pentrd ca
avem mai multe chestii importan:
tie de rezolvat care depinde de
bunul msrs al societatil noastre.
Absentcle ncmotivate Sc >vor pc.
dcpsi conform stauteler.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
G Au T

pc cuscrnl meu loan Gotta Isl pc
toti ,consatenii nostri din comma
Dumitra, cohsltatul Alba de JOS,
Cine site ceva' desprc dinSii si
scrie pc adresa de mai JOS:
George Gotta, P. B. 79a Madison,
Illinois.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-22
BOLSHEVIK MONUMENT IN
 MOSCOW

The first Russian Bolshevik nonu. rnent was recently erected in Mos cow. The white block bears the inscription "A band of White Guards" and represents the old regime. The wedge driven into the top of the block symbolizes the Bolshevik overthrow of the White Guard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-22

Protege of Mime. Sarah Bernhardt, who delights her audience every night, with quaint French songs. Miss Caubet, who first became con nected with Mime. Bernhardt when that noted actress required a baby to be thrown to the lions in her rehearsal of "Gismonda," made her stage debut at the age of three. Since that time she and Mime. Bern hardt have been inseparable. Mime. Bernhardt is the godmother of Su- game.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
INCREASE NUMBER
Of ~" WORKERS
Fss kr~ss< asr- x~~r<l,s s.,res
Nsf4fs tc<, fsxs Agso
-cssr rftrAs

fsrt mfGtAs after ~ sizs..nx q -
arzrlslioe tAe foung Nenss tHsssslns.
ssse'1auua had SK3 uox4ars cssr-
ss.lS arcaralng tn nr u'rsrssl slassssss.f
lssnc1 ~ iAe narian, var work csua.
81 ~ ne assecasril1A ~ ssar@
sls1'p~ an incrsssse a 80 Vorkers sanoe
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f.le 7 OVERSEES wtrk trom thf i.trls
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Ars scairfrrl f-alr Afcflan.tl fo Eos.e.
and frsM NlA1.rsssnk 10 Rres- nul
Ateoo1 1n1 tie DosvA - Scs1laa1
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rsss kissed IL af1lau- zA-t~ 6lel =
'eanlas naA &c --a-z 1iselse ana ocbf
InseS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
TO HAVE GOOD
HEALTH YOU MUST
HAVE PURE BLOOD
Rheumatism. Gaus ami Similar
Diseases Ese Canse1 aT
Bad Blood
Drive OUs The impurities. Pr
rty The Blood Take Pre-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
sfsostsl paN reERclsEs
-TsE NEsE ElkEossTE

~ r1jon arrF Ths cHlssrs con
y ftts s1unld Lave p-erstst teE
murt sulas - iAs s-,F io fhs cf-as-
ter. ~alcA sAsy WI s1'~l a. ns1f
yssr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
SOLDIERS MAKE
SIXTY MILLION
VISITS TO Y.M.C.L.


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arc 81 ~ t<ristrls al ll.r sruf
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rery T.aslfiae INVITATION ~ ths claim
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
sPmE MEDICINE


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

- fIhss >es>ies.s -; aufukanrr 81
s1u,e le-s- Car>sna Re w-s A.
Ftslass So, Cartssfsr tersstlas n
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sure asfr.i.Aln4 s.2Asss r.ersar.al
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
ossTsNEyaS+-Ec SERVICE
cross 70 csSLkAs OMAN

Washington. Nzr as-la. Angulsnf.u
s~rxsr~ xsvassss have as.sr xws,aaes az
NTs1fra Ffrssa LIE 10 Ahs - ewing
sssssgeanxs David l. Rasa-l. FA-zrr-
saasl. Tea nT2SaaEr T. gaah-ar see
ceas#aa esEf.xrv- Miss ana F-avnsa
Prank Bell. Wan Gaia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
Sr1dxT. TEns :
Las Dsv II Old GEM
@T-7EE CREW EfE-

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-tsE VILLAGE SNTT-s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31
G e NJ
S1-l7-1s- NJ. p.
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y saved hfm-ars 80 bs rnz-~i4.c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-31

A, ths Esss hsusf sas p-'e-aH -
pnhnsAet vas grsrsicaiiv CARVED 90.
Mss Hcrr and 1er 1Dul3t Qurryt; a.
iscirs cave rive trcs,ltn< Huma-~s
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s1assnns - f1rx h.al ne st tAs NfS
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lcsst ~ ~aniv bui Interesting era
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a. shs @sse-'s sl5r
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opera ssoass sbt gr'acssss5r was ta-un
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-16
EAST OREGOAIAN
SPECIAL NEWS
OF UMAT|LLA co.
Boy From Waitsburg
Comes to Take Exams
tEast oregonian specian

ATHENA, June 16.--Jack Read and
son Delbert We're in town from Waits
burg Thursday so that Delbert might
take the eighth grade examinations
the pupils who failed in the state
tests, took them again Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. w. c. Pratt and sons Marcus
land George have been visiting at the
| George Thompson home the past
week.
Mrs. W. c. Emmel xhas returned
home after having spent the last few
months in Pendleton where she has
been taking treatment
Donald and Norman Mcintyre are
visiting at the home of their aunt
Mrs. Salisbury in Idaho.
Jack Parker is in Portland this
week attending the Rose Festival
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Becham have
moved in the Watts residence which
they recently purchased.
Miss Pauline Myrick has resigned
from her position as clerk in the drug
store. Miss Jonette Miller is taking
her place.
Mrs. s. S. Hutt was visitor in Pen
dleton. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Labaugh and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Hall
were in Athena Wednesday from Helix
visiting at the S. S. HUT home.
Miss Pauline Myrick who has been
visiting friends in Milton the past
week, returned home. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Copposh have
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Cop
poch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy
near Echo.
Miss Hrma Morey returned home
with her sister, Mrs. Coppoch, of
Echo.
Curran McFadden, returned soldier,
has purchased the Athena Drug COM
pany and will take possession at an
early date.
Bert Taylor met with an accident
Thursday, when he broke the differen-
tial and roller bearings in his Ford
truck. Mr.. Taylor is using his horse
team until the truck is again repaired.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-16
THE GROWER SHOULD
WORRY.

N11 ITH harvest days draw
O ing near there is quite
naturally keen inter-
est in the probable price of
wheat. Will the market open
at the guaranteed price or at
figures above the price assured
by the government. There are
many who incline to the high
price view. Wether or not they
are right, time will show. In
the meanwhile some facts
given out in the weekly bulle-
tin of the food administration
grain corporation will be of in
terest.
Receipts from farms. week ending
MAY 23rd.-2 sos 900 bushels against
2.230 600 bushels year ago.
Total stocks of wheat in country eIe-
vators. mills. and terminal elevators.
as OF May 2srd.-5g. .4ss. 900 busheIs.
asnainst 2s.1I5 600 bushels a year ago
showing n decrease between May I6tIl
and aard this year OF S,5ss, 900 bu-
Eiicls against n decrease for the simi.
lar week a year ago OF only 2.IIs .00O
bushels.
Flour produced. week ending MAJ
esnI-s.sss,eoo barrels. againsi g..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-16

grandmother chintz and English print
in gray colors are chic and bizarre and
perfect apparel indeed for the black
haired, gypsyesque little maid. as the
fluffy frocks adorn more fittingly the
pink and white perfection OF Miss
Goldylocks.
AS for the little Beau Brummels,
they still strut in Khaki attire or swag-
ger in the starched white or navy blue
of the jack tar. They are great stick
iers for the proper insignia. however.
and woe be it to the short sighted
mother who has purchased an English
sailor suit for her young hopeful. Her
life is made hideous burden until the
royal insignia is ripped from the
sleeve and replaced with the scream
ing eagle and white stars must shine
from each corner of the collar or all
will not he well with the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-16

eight
The French models are mostly
straight lined little affairs very brief
as to skirt and very scant as to fun
ness They all show some striking en-
hroidery of brilliant hued yarn or silk,
or else some unique color com bination
of materials.
= quaint little dress of pale blue
japanese cotton crepe has short
waist, and low round neck and arm
holes outlined with scalIops of pink
yarn crochet and is worn over a little
white organdie guimpe. edged with
tatting. The same model comes in a
rose crepe, with Chinese blue yarn
scaIiops or an orange with scallops of
lavender.
a dashing little Nile green linen
with collars, cuffs pockets and yoke
splashed with the green and cerise of
embroidered cherries and topped off
with poke of green raffia bobbing
with the same delecta Bile fruit caused
various shades of green envy to sprout
in other small brests as its fair owner
Haunted its cherry charms in the Park
the other daH
The cunning fluffy ruffle frocks of
sprisged dimity pink rosebudded voiIe
and cross barred organdie. in all hea-
NenlY shades, turn their fortunate lit
Tie possessors into animated flower
bells or butterflys. Quaint effects of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-16
Little Fairy and
Imp or Two Make
Mother Sigh for
Old Barefoot Days
BY MARGARET RoHE.

(Written for the United Press
Junior needs pair of Oxfords,
Bud must be reshod.
Buckskin pumps needs Dorothea,
Little "gift of God"
Tottie must have bigger sandals,
Jim and Jerry too;
Even so the little Fordlet
Wants a new rear shoe.
Reallytis it any wonder
Daddy gets the blues
And Ma hooks the family jewels
When the kids need shoes?
NEW YORK, June 16.--If you have
a little fairy in your home with per
haps an. imp or two to boot, you are
no doubt seriously contemplating ad-
yOcating the Kneipe cure or sending
them out to Dennishawn to have 'em
turned into barefoot dancers.
But after all, why kick on the boots
alone, since all the garments apper-
tanning to a child's wardrobe are twice
as expensive proportionately as
grownups? Though they are dear
monetarily, they are also so dear effec-
tionately that you just can't resist
'em.
Time was when a sheer white hand
made slip with a touch Of real lace In
sertion and edging was the acme OF
elegance for any and all children, ir-
respective of type. Nowadays desig-
ners for small folks are Just as i'm
portant as designers for big folks and
IL is just as essential that the type Of
frock should fit the wee wearers per-
sonality.
We have departed far from the En-
glish costume of dressing our off
springs in chaste white and. following
the French fashion. we now deck them
out in all the colors Of the rainbow.
from orange and cerise down TO black
and lavender. Black taffeta frocks
are indeed very chic enliyened with
gray yarn embroidery and an orEaH-
die dress Of orchsid or niauve. nuffily
rufncd and sashcd ard aurpliccd h.
perfect for an heiress from thrQs 10