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I N v I T A F. E.

Societatea rQmina de aiutor 81
cultura ,,Silistra R0mineasca" din
Girard, Ohio, are onoarea a invita-
pc toate surorile societati, cluburi
81 parochii precum 81 pc toti fra
til RomIni din loc 81 din jur a lua
parte la Marea Petrecere Gu dams
care va avea loc Sfmbata, % Fe-
bruarie 1919, in hala Slovacilor
ia Stop II Girard, Ohio.
Muzica nationala va distra O.
noratul public GU cele mai fru-
>moase arii de dams 81 c1ntece ma
tioEale
1nceputul petrecerei va Fl la O.
rele 8 p. m. 81 va dura pima la o.
rele II din noapte.
Toti memIbrm sismembrele socie::
tatii noastre sunt obligati a lua
parte la aceasta petrecere.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii IS de
cent?, damele gratis.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re mult,nnita 81 Sc vor pfblica
pc Gale ziaristica.
Venitul curat este destinat pen
tru sporirea fondului societatii
noastre.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu cele
mai gustoase mizeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
1NDRUMARE: - Toate Street
carale stan la Stop IA (vis-a-vis
este hala). Girard Car sta La
Churchill Rod, distanta de 3, mi
mute pc jos spre vest.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
Rolnim din loc 81 din jur ne vor
da tot sprijinul d-lor, partici-
pfnd fntr'un numar cit Sc poate
de mare la aceasta petrecere, pf-
n& la revedere am ramas salu-
tindu-va Gu dragoste adevarat fra
teasca.
In nunlele societatii ,,Silistra
Romineasca1A din Girard, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
(40-4I.
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DARE DE SEAMA SI MULTI
MITA PUBLIcA.

Societatea romfna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul'' din Salem, Ohio,
a avut 0 petrecere fmpreunata Gu
bal mascat, in seara zilei dc l
Februarie 1919, la care a avut m
rezultat foarte multumitor, att
din punct de vedere moral. cit 81
material.
Gu aceasta ocaziune pc linga
taxa de intrare all mai contribult
eu suprasolviri urmatorii marini-
mosi donatori:
/Sofron N. Cania, presedinte
zoe; Alexandra Patrut soc; Gil
gor Trif soc; Irimie Popp 81 sofia
ST.; Gligor Stancoviciu 81 sofia
81; Nicolae Todoran Soc; Toma
Fleaca, saloner romfn 81 sofia 81 !;
Andrei Chitie 81 sofia 81; Nico-
lac Serbia soc; Nicolae Rusu 81 !;
Nicolae Cisar 81: Nicolae Idomir
81 sofia soc.
nitrate tOtale -. ... $137 80
Este totale s. $l24.0O
VENT curat .......... 1880
/ Care suma s'a adaogat la fon-
dul societatii ,,Leul".
Deci pc aceasta Gale adncem ce
lie mai calduroase Multumiri, att
Domnilor donatori, cit 81 tuturor
participantilor din partea socie-
tatii noastre ,,LeulSS, si speram ca
81 Gu alta ocaziune ne vor da tot
sprijinul dior bine voitor.
I'm numele societ&tii ,,Leul''
din Salem, Ohio:
Sofron n. CaniR, presedinte.
loan n. Cessna, se0yetar suprem.
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Muntean $l; Loan Guntan 81 /;
George Dogariu I'll; Nicolae Ro-
man Soc; Nieolae Idomir SOC; ];
Victor Mircea Soc; loan g. Ido-
mir 81; George s. Rosca 50c; Sut
Maria So; George s. Hergeu 81 !;
Andreiu Muntean Soc; Nicolae
Morariu 81; loan 8, Morariu 5Oc !;
loan G. Giovn 25c; David steava
soc; loan Bosu 50c; loan G. Po-
pa Soc; Nicolae Nedelca soc !;
Efrem Balan soc; Tudor Mura-
SAM Soc; Alex Bars Soc; Gavrila
Gisdav Soc; loan Popa SOC Ale.
xandru Morariu Soc; Stefan Da-
nietu Soc; Nicolae Selegan soc !;
George Popa Soc; Gligor Model
cea Soc; Toader Bozoleciu 25c; !;
loan .Riscorean 80; David PAN
drea 81; Andreiu Acsente ST.:
Ilie Cinja 81; Ana FoarcQs 81 !;
Iosif Cfnja 25c; Dumitru Popa
81; Nicolae Rus 81; Victor Ur-
dea Soc; loan Lungu ST.; Firuta
Lungu 81; George Timariu ST. !;
Alexandra Ratu Soc; yasile Du-
ma soc; Gligor Bulbuc soc; Va
sile Otalu Soc; Toader Floria
Soc; Simion Ca1unu soc; George
Bita Soc; loan Balica soc.
Colecta din Harrisburg, Pa,
collector fratele loan Magdas, la
care au contribute urmatorii frati
Romfni:
John j. Finn $25; M. Vesa 81 I;
Geo. Perva 81; loan seleian 81;
Simion Darau Soc; Dumitru Scur
tn 81; Jttsturd 81; Am Chuwips
81 ,Jash PUN 81 ); Gavrila Gintan
81; Petru Stoian 81; loan Guide
lain So; George Creznea 81; Du-
mitru Creznea ST.; Petru Petrica
81; Stefan Demian soc; loan
Ioneai soc; George Macian 25c :;
Nicolae Macy 81; Teodor Maca-
vel 81; Mitru Georgian 81; Nico-
Lac Sulariu 25c; Petru Hancreg
soc: Teodor Ceoban 81; Saviea
Vucity soc: Florita MaguraR 80
cent?.
Deci pc aceasta Gale multumim
tutslror marinimosilor donatori
care All daruit pentru sfinta noa-
strG tiserica.
AselGcr.a j. 'iumim fr =, III
colcctator loan Eagdas, ,a !, a
ccIrctat gratis, 81, 81 tuturor Ira
tilor nostri care au dat ajutor in
orasele unde s'au facut colecte
pentru sf1nta noastra biserica, 81
le zicem ca Dumnezeu sa lie aju-
.e acelora care ne-au spriiinit.
OonAitstule = Paaoehial.
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.Ds-ale Solicitation.

Societatea ,,Plugarul Romin''
din Youngstown, Ohio. Con-
voaca pc toti membrii comitetu-
lui s6u lua parte Ia sedinta de
comitet, care va avea loc Dumine-
ca, % Februarie 1919, la orele
1.30 p. m. Toti functionarii 81 toti
membrii din comitet sunt dato1,i
a lua parte la aceasta sedinta. Alb
sentele nemotivate Sc vor pedep-
81 conform statutelof.
PreSidiul.
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!. Fresedintele bisericei d-nul
Nicoiae Fociu.
g. Fratele loan Magdas, vice.
preSedintele bisericei.
5. D-nul preot Nicolae Clonta,
care ne-a istorisit suferintele pa
lirtilor, fratilor 81 familiilor noa-
sire din patria veche, in interva-
lul cit stat disnul pc loc de la
fnceputul marelui razboi, precNm
81 suferintele d1nsului pima a So
sit aici in Statele Unite.
Dupa acestea s'a urmat la su-
prssolviri, 81 s'au aflat ca mem
bril- gr. ort., cit 81 gr. cat, pc lin
ga acestia mai avem 81 un n1mar
frumos de membrii ajutatori cu
cite un dollar lunar.
Deci mai la vale lasam sa urme-
re numele 81 sumele Gu care au
donat pentru sfinta noastra bise-
RIGA, 81 care sunt urmatorii mari
nimosi donatori:
Nicolae Fociu 81 sofia $685.. 80
Danila Burlea $40; Endi Snaider
$25; Dumitru Horsean 81 sofia
$50; Miron Comsulea $50; Vasile
Fociu 81 sofia $3.50; George Ber-
lea $17; David Popa $12; George
=. Bota $17; David Senbanuta
$12; Nicolae Sinosean 81 sofia
SIT; Vasile Nicoara 81 sofia $40:
loan Tamas 81 sofia $40; loan Oh
chea $40; George L. Serbanuta 81
sofia 500; Petru Blajuvan 81 sofia
$50; loan Magdas 81 sofia $50; Nj
colae Hateg $40; Iosif Folea $50 !;
Gin Gocoblo $40; loan Oancea 81
sofia 500; Vasile Cucu 81 sofia
$50. Petru Micu $11; Dumitru
Novak $12; George Burlea $40;
Constantin Plea $40; Paxel Voda
$15; George Martin $15; Alexan-
dru Magdas $40; Simion Dorian
$40; loan Micu $40; Tony Gogo-
bio $25.
Ca membrii ajutatori au contrl-
butt GU suprasolviri urmatorii
domni:
Nicolae Ursal So; Nicolae Ne
chita So; Pit Roman So; Pit Mi
trovic $5; loan Sas So; Emil O.
pou 81; Marcea Tociu So; Con
stantin Pico So; George Prodan
Sc; loan Unguras So; loan Col
tia ST.; Cionte Cipu $1l;-Loan Dra-
gon 81.
Colecta din Ellwood City, Pa,
colectori au fost domnii Vasile
Cucu 81 George Bosu, la care au
contribuit urmatorii marinimosi
donatori:
Andreiu Cornea 81; loan Po-
pescu 81; George Isiu Suvaila 81 !;
Noise Sandru $1.25; Petru Albu
SOC; Nicolae Brosu ST.; Lazar Bol
dovici 81; Petru Vadian SOC; Du-
mitru Mia 81; Iosfu Lupsoru ST !;
loan Rusu 81; Nicolae Mihaila
soc; Emanoil Solomon SOC; loan
Frlicea ST.; Cordos Teresia 5Oc
Dumitru Gorencu soc ;Simion Bo-
yea 81; Nicolae Timariu 81; Nj
colae Nicula 81; Simion Tirta-
rean 81 sofia 81; Nicolae Calugar
81; Ambrose Cimpean soc; Ioan
Hebian 25c; Ironim Ceonca 25c !;
George Denila So; Simion B1ldea
soc; Dumitru Motoc 81; Nicolae
Birza soc; Nicolae Cioyica ST. !;
Simion. Serbian soc; Ilie Mihu
SOC; Ana G.. Danila 81; George
Manta 81 ;Constantin Maier ST.;
lie Radulescu 81; George TIM
pea SO; loan Orzan 81; Preotu'
Clontea So; Constantin Bita $40 !;
Iosif Savu SOC; George Rosala
ST.; Dumitru .Ganga SOC; locy d..
Pirau 81; George Ungian SOC !;
Nicolae Suciu 81; Petru Tamasan
soc; loan Andreica 50c; Ignat
Luca 81 familia 81; loan Idvagi
soc; Samoila Vlad 81; loan Far
ma $3; loan Pandrea So; Societa-
tea, Carol rs So; Hie Dolgae ST !;
Stefan Mia So; Iordache Blta
So; Zaharie Lipdi 81; 1acv Uri-
can 81; Simion Nasaudean Soc;
Yoan Cigmoian ST.; Iacv Murasan
$1.00.
Colecta facuta in Sharon, Pa,
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Nicolae Lapadat Soc; Nicolae Da-
tn 15c; Vasile Vestemean Zoe
Anna Morariu ST.; loan Fratila
Soc; Pitu Conaita 81.
Colecta facuta in New Castle,
Pa, la care au contribuit urma-
|torii domni:
loan Bentia 50; Silivestru Bo-
ca 81; loan T. Ceolanel 25c; +
oan M. Comanelia 25c; Maria I.
Cretan 25c; Tom loan A, Sucia
81; Mia I. Armean 81; Emilian
Novac ST.; Vasile Papara Csc.
( SColecta facuta in Farrell, Pa,
la care an contribute urmatorii
domni:
Rev. Romul B. Doctor So; loan
Brezar soc; loan Danila 25c; A..
Vescan ST.; Dumitru Vlastariu
25c; Nicolae Radu 25c; Andreiu
Floria &c; Acsente Popa 25c !;
George Sandru soc; loan Stan
soc; Saila Cazac soc; Dumitrn
Plesa soc; Rosalim Cazac soc !;
loan /. Rosala soc; Maria Onut
soc: loan Dieac 25c; loan Tescu-
Ia soc; loan Banea soc; Vicente
Oprea soc; Dumitru Surdila soc !;
Nicolae Bogdan 81; Nick Tabla
81; loan Ludus ST.; Nicolae Stiff
81 Nick Monfin 81; loan Teodo-
rescu 81; Pit Padurean 81; Mi
chaila Barbatu ST; Michaila Ana
Teicean 81; Nicolae Noyacu ST /;
Valeriu Luca So; Paraschiva Gil
gor ST.; Andry Porta ST.; Atana-
sic Gorim soc; loan Duta 81;
Raveca Lascu ST. loan Car soc /;
Nick Vlad 81; Nicolae Marcu
soc: Paraschiva Blaga 81; loan
Opris soc; Ana Crisan soc; Va
sile d. Gotta 81 Gligor Moslaciu
soc; Iosif Tomas 81 loan Rosala
5Oc; George Sancu soc; loan
Bucsa 25c; Stefan Magurean 1Oc !;
TOdor Nandrean ST.; Grigorie
Vescariu 81; Dochia Beskis 81 !;
Nasile Balac soc; Ana Zalat SOC );
Vasile Rusoi 81; loan Stree 25c !;
loan Flocu soc: Susana Pop soc !;
Vasile Suia soc; Dumitru Manu-
soc; loan 81 Dochia Pop 81; Va
sile Suciu 81; loan Titu 25c; To-
ma Stan 25c; Aesente Barbures-
cu 25c; Iosif Muntean 81; Gfan
Popa Zoe; loan Vintila 81: lie
Colceriu Zoe; Potridu Petrica ST !;
Ana loga soc: Petru Nicolae 25c /,
Nicolae Manta 25c; Ana Pop soc !;
loan Pop 25c; Geo. Golok 81; L
oan Marginean 81; Nicolae Mar
Gu 81; George Olos Soc; Simion
Cracim 25c; loan Orsa Zoe; Mi
ron Radulet 81; Ariton Surdu 20
centis' loan Todoran 25c; Nicolae
Stan 5c; loan Tetu So.
Colecta facuta in Warren, Ohio,
la care au contribute urmatorii
domni:
loan Vlad ST.; Simion Mondoc
81: loan Marginean ST.; Dimu Ca
talina 81; Simion Hanasi 81; Nj
colae Ursu soc; George Henega-
riu 81; Constantin Vlad SOC: r.
oan Bursu ST.
Colecta facuta in Struthers, O.
hio, la care au contribuit urmato-
rii domni:
George Stroia ST: Rev. loan
Podea So, Stefan Bucurzan So !;
lie Cirgovean soc: loan Rocher
soc; Nicolae Tutelia 81; Ariton
Bentia soc; losif Marginean ST !;
Andreiu Craciun soc; loan Mar
ginean 25c; loan Negru 25c; Au-
gustin Floria soc; George Rus SO
cent, loan Durca soc; Nicolae
Oprea soc.
Colecta facuta in Youngstown,
Ohio, la care au contribute ur-
matorii domni:
Alexandra hazar 81; Petru At
TIME 81; loan Nelicea ST.; VasiIe
Trif soc; Petru Tartu 50c; loan
A. Rusu 81; Vlad Milotin 50c !;
'Treica Pescan soc; Ariton Mia
50c; Maria George Zoe; Iacov
Greavn 5Oc; Marion Giga ST.; Si-
mion Casu 81; Vasile Popa ST.;
loan Mia. 50c; loan Cazila SOC !;
Nastasia Beu ST.; loan Carata
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6 < r B . N |.

Calitate tare, Coke pentru calori-
fere. Baseburner Coke. Carbuni ca
litate moale.
Lakewood, West and South.
Edgewater q. Lorain 2.
=. n. FOLSON.
a [OA AAA
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kATURALlzATIoN MADE EASY

NATURALIZATION MADE EASY
Washington, July 18si-In..order to
expedite the work Of making the conn-
try 100 per cent American, Repres-
,entative John jacob Rogers, Of MasSS-,
chusetts,. & Republican, has introduc-
ed in the House: a, I'LL to- facilitate
the naturalization Of Ill persons who
serveds3in the military orsnayal forces
of the United States since April 9,
1917, and who have been 81 may here
after be honorably discharged.
The measure states that any such
soldier shall be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to citizenship upon production. before
any court having competent jurisdic-
ton in naturalization n44afters Of his
authenticated, certificate IS lieu there
Of, upon satisfactory proof Of his i'd
entity and. taking the osth prescribed
by law II declares further that no
clerk 81 q United Stateseourt shall
chargeo or collect any natusalization 81
any other fee from such person, and
that no clerk Of any state#Seoprttshall
be allowed$to do. so:. Nosoldier will
be required to show ths date Of or.
rival insthis country. u
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KEEPS
CHILDREN FROM
GOING TO SCHOOL
Czecho-Slovak Children Un-
able to Hold Heads Up So
Weak From Lack Of Nourish-
ment.

Prague, Czecho- SlovaHa, June ~.
Correspondence of the Associated
Press. )-One-third Of the school chill
dren in Czecho-Slovakia are absent
from school every day on account Of
hunger, according to Red Cross in
.vestigators' report. Many of the chill
dren in the schools were found 30.
weak from lack of nourishment that,
they could not hold their heads erect.
Frequently children had to be carried.
home because they had not the streng-
tn to walk.
Miss Edith Hoyt, of Washington, D..
c., and Mrs. Ethel d. Earle, of New
York City, two Of the trained workers
sent by the Red Cross, into seventeen
towns in the Erzebirge district, re-
ported that in this section 80 percent
of the children were actually starv-
ing. To relieve this situation, ar
rangements have been made for the
establishment of public kitchens thru
out the country. The Americans are
supervising their operation. and the
distribution Of food supplies to them.
"The children were understood and
backward writes Miss Hoyt, "both
physically and mentally. They show
ed signs of tuberculosis, ricketts, and
anemia. We sent through school,
room after school-room asking, How
many have had no breakfast this
morning? In a class Of 1910 little
hands went up. This was typical of
the situation throughout the district.
"Nettles, a weed, form TIE principal
item of diet in the poorer homes, and
only one town We visited had any po-
tatoes. We entered many houses I'M
expectedly, in order to obtain q tue
idea Of conditions.
"Among the school children, ricketts,
-softening Of the bones due to lack
Of fats-prevails universally. Child
rem of seven are like children of four.
. Children Of ten or twelve are the size
Of q normal sixx--year old !. Their faces
are gray with5spallor, and abnormally
sad and gloomy
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Bank Officers Buy
! BantryS State Bank

Bantsy. N. D, July l6.-James Nc
Intyre and C. M. Gilbertson, former
vice president and cashier respec-
have purchased most Of the
interests Of the other stockholders in
the Bantrys State bank, the heaviest
stakeholder yelling ont being b. N.
Under the new organization. NJ:
Mcintyre becomes, president and
Thomas Forsyth becomes vice presi-
dent, while Mr.. Eilbertson remains as
cashier. The men interested in the
transaction are MI welkknown in the
business circles "A & AlseHenry county,
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Northwestern News

last week. In one instance his vic
tim was a pool hall proprietor, and
in the other the owner Of q taxistand.
,Harrs,- states MT. Tostevin, has
nothing whatever to do with the state
licensing bureau, and he advises that
every effort will BE made to appre-
bend him and to bring him to jus-
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State Fair Opened
At Grand Forks

Grand Forks, N. Duly 15.-The
North Dakota state fair opened this
afternoon, with an exhibit Of livestock
and a program Of attractions that are
declared .by officials to be the best
ever.
Four days Of horse racing, and one
day Of atlto racing, is carried. The
harness events begin this afternoon.
Indications are that there will be
q tremendous crowd. s M,
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HAIG COULDN'T DO LESS.

Nothing could be sllier than the attempts in some quar-
tiers to stir up feeling against England because of the speech
Of Sir Douglas Haig at Newcastle, in which he stated that the
British army. bore the brunt of the war and deserved the credit
for win1G&tA *&
WHIT would Gen. Pershing say if he were the speaker at
a homecoming celebration in America? Naturally he would
give the.credt for winning the war to the American soldiers
d%d %a,nes He would be howled out Of the country # he
AndsG RSPershing would be as near right as Sir Douglas
Haig va It's a poor general who won't stick up for his own
army-aARargo Forum. 49, .as .-s=1.
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THE ONE HUNDRED
PER CENT BABY

"A one hundred per cent baby has:s
A steady gain in weight.
Regular bowel movements Of the
normal color and consisteney.
A good appetite and clear slkin.;
Bright, wide-opm eyes.
Alert, springys muscles, which res
pond readily to any stimulus.
"A commended expression and very
little crying.
Quiet, unbroken sleep, with eyes
and mouth, tightly aatlose& S'sSsfis
No evidence Of pain or discomfort.
A constant growth in stature and
intelligence ,$ss ~: II
Other points in q normal develop
ment are:
The soft spot on the top Of the head
begins to close at fourteen months
and should be entirely closed ct two
years.
The baby learns to hold up his head
unsupported, during the fourth month.
He laughs aloud from the third ia
the fifth month.
He reaches for toys and holds them
from the fifth to the seventh month
At seven to eight months he is us.
ually able to sit erect and hold the
spine upright. u
During ninth and tenth months hi
makes the first attempts to bear Thu
weight on the feet, and can usually
stand with assistance at eleven o.
twelve months.
Hesbegins to walk alone in the twel
fth and thirteenth months and alon,
at the fifteenth or sixteenth month.
At one year usually a few word,
can be spoken, and at the end of tn,
J second year the baby makes.short sen
Itenceg. Z:
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Davidson, Of (.
] ]: El!ddy,Arrested

80. YILS5-s :. !, s---: : .E;EtEN
New Rockford, July t6.-E. R pa
v1dson, former cashier Of the New
kock1ord Farmers Merchants bank
oePuty state treasurer Tor Two terms,
clerk OF the disttlct court Of Ed
county tor"the same length Of time,
arrested m New Rockford Mon,
DAY morning on complaint OF Attors,.
hey Genefa Laa1ger son5a charge Of
having Violated the banking laws Of
North Dakota onshve separate counts.
lawson VIC Is 2 OIaftew skocktord's.
most prominent clt1zens He is ex-'
Oens.Velysengagedsln feal estate OPP
eiatlons Is manager so1. large
elevator business. Hswortn IS STAT
Gu AZ Detter lnan '$1gNRgQO3F
The Cdarges;
Ine charges against Davidson in
ctude emDezzelment, making and
subscribing TO faisesrepoftss, to the
state Dank exananez and three sep
arate counts alleging thessmaktng and,
subscribing to false entries on the
DOCKS OF the bank. with intent to de-
I'VE So.
y y alleged that N ona instance it
vas found nat e certlt1sate OF de-
post for $1,000, for E' which money had
zen received and g cert 1hEae issued,
was entered upon the books Ct :xhs
bank as Fl; IN another case $4,000
certificate OF deposit was entered as
-, and IN still another q certificate
q deposit g $5OS.S2 was listed as
1870. -
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license Agent :
Trilnx North d kotans

Bismarsh II. D., July 1s.-An al
legged swiioo4aler who is using the name
Of F. M#,Harris and who represents
himself tosbe an agent Of the state
licensing department is victimizing
North Dakotans. according to reports
received III Earle H. Tostevin, chief
Of this disiigion.
Harris, is reported, collected SIS
from . MH3tt 1t Crary and an equal
amount 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
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THOUSANDS OF
MIDDLE;
S SAL | "A II /. .R|||!! [
Held 4. Hostases s. Bol.hevik
They Are Released BY Let's
In Attack Or That City.

Stockholm. xJme Correspond z
enc Of The Assoeistalss R1essD-The.
lives os several theusand persons. 81
the middle. classes at Riga were saved
by the let's when they ulrprised the
Bolshevikii and cagturedathat city on
Nav 10. These people .th4ef been held
as hostages by the Bo1shevik. The
suddenness with which the Lettish yeo
manry captured the city in q half hour,
sslgta J1Is saa tsia IN
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Kositzky Wins In \ y
!. Forcing Deposit

Bismarck, N. D., July 1e-Follow-
ing agitation on the part Of States
Auditor Kositzky, the workmen's
compensation bureau has deposited
with stat6sTreasurer Obert A. Olson
$4,000 Which has accumulated in the
compensation fund.
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Minister At
Post In Mexico
Tha AAssociated PYess.)

Mexico. CityyJuly 16.-Dr. Ezequqi-
Ell Garcia Ensenat, recently named
Minister to- Mexico from Cuba, and
CalixtR. J. Whitmarsh, first secretary
Of the legation, arrived here recently
and assumed their posts. This mark
ed the opening, OF relations between
tes ~ ssPsalifs :xshisA had hsfR saa j
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-16
RIGHTS OF SOLDIERS.

Judging from the number Of letters of inquiry received
by The Forum, a. surprising number of discharged, soldiers,
sailors and marines are not informed as to the benefits offered
them under the state and federal laws.
Here is a list Of the items with which each discharged
man should famiiarize himself: .
His $50 government bonus.
Travel pay at the rate Of Eve cents q mile from
point of discharge to his home.
Conversion of his government insurance policy.
Hi. state bonus of SIS a month for each month
he was in service.
Most men are familiar with the provisions of the $50
bonus. Every discharged man is entitled to this sum-, which
is q straight, unconditional gift from the government. Any
man who has not received it should write to- the Zone Finance
Officer: Washington, and ask for an application blank.
" The travel pay item appears to have been overlooked by
more men. Hundreds of thousands of men were given travel
pay at the rate of three cents a mile from the point Of discharge
to the point of enlistment or induction. Under the new law
they are entitled to FIVE cents a mile from point OF discharge to
their home town. The various recruiting officers in Fargo
have the necessary application blanks and all :thatsis neces-
sary is to fill these out. and send them in with a certified copy
of the discharge certificate:
The; government einsurance continues to puzzle many.
The Forum has given what information it has to an average
of two or three men a day during the last two months, and
will gladly continue this service. Policies should be converted
as soon as possible, as the rates increase with each year that
is added to the age of the applicant.
The applications for the state bonus are now being receiv-
ed. The applicant should write to the adjutant general at Bis
marck for application blanks.
No organized effort is being made to reach discharged
men and give them information about these rights. They must
rely on the newspapers, and on information that is passed
along from man to man. The Fargo homecoming should be
made the occasion for reaching as many of the men as pos
sible with this information. The unfortunate part of the situa-
ton is that those who need the benefits most are the last to
hear of them and the hardest to reach.-Fargo Forum.