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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07

dm Worgen erideinenoe Sages5ei-
tinag unageiudnoelt meroen miro.
W2it 8ierlliden 21rm un0 elmer
aaaiboiten Q(nbdngeri6aft, unter
Der itd) gIeid am glnfang cine grobe
2abl hprborrogcnoer Nt1nner Ser
BoIitif rnO g8ifienitbaft befnno, trat
Iunter 5iibrling bes friibcren Suitia.
Ininiiters Or. SSrdna aleVl Die
biireerlid. .oemofratiidle 9drtei an.
iangs 0eoeulber ms 2ebcu. sic
Iitebt nltf repitblifaniib b-Oemofrati-
der goiis unO lit ebenfulls fir
Den 9lnidIllB an 9etti1lall0.
Die jiingfte @ieaer BarteibilOung
III Der geitern fonltitllierte @arger.
nerein 1918, an oeiien Spite Der
friibere Miniiter 0es 9[eltbern @rof
0ttofar G5ernin ltebt. 9ieie Gartet
gat ibr Qrogramnl nod nift eno-
IfiiItig fornluliert. Sie itebt ,.onf
0em 9o0en ser oegenlpGrtiaeit
Stadtsfnrm. ridbt neil iie ibr ais Oie
bette eridpiirt, ionoern neil iie ielbit
6en &oriplrf 0e5 8oIi6ewisntt8
(hen iie natilrIih befdnlpft) ouf iifl
la6en taiiBte, nenn ite etiuos gegeu
bic gtaetSform uiterne6men lpoa-
te. GS heiBt, DOB @raf g5ernin ei-
nen ipirtldlaftlitben guno, ser ouf
Dem @ooen Der einitigen oiterreih,
;lngariiden Monar6ie netentItanoe-
aen Stdaten onitreben uno 9eutid)-
6iterreidl rieber in oicier olS Ser
rein belitiden o6er elmer iiio0elit.
idea Gonf60erotion ieben m5djte.
Sic geItrige gritnoenoe 8eriann.
lung mics eiilen BEL elmer g9iener
bolitiidci 8eranitoltung nod ME
aelebenen gtoiienbeIudl ser bisber
iogenaanten aeriten @eipllidaft"
ouf. 9araus fam geifloIien iuer.
Rem bob Die glftion g3erninS in
Sen areiien Der glriitofrotie uno ser
0ffi3iere 6eion0ers begritBt pir0.
9tr6erIeits beibt es, oaB Der neue
gcrein lseniger cine 8artei ais bel
mebr sinen x.SanlmeIpnnft mir oGe
GGGIer ohfe ltnterlhieo t6rer ion.
itioen Gorteiitelluug iboffen ioG. |
Die fir Die grbnIting Der 9ilibe
rno oes 55rieoens uno fir Die sSeIti.
gung oes MlitteIItanoeg eintreten
poGen. Qas @erit1nonis fir poll.
tide 5ragen ioa our1 0isfuiiions.
nbenoe geforoert iperoeH, oomit Die
aroBa gc0eutltnq oes beporitebenoen
g8ablfnnlpies fir 0as giirgertum
iiheraa erfanft Deroe.~ @an5 flar
1T oIio Die @eidibte ridlt, ouBcr iuie |
rs ideint mir Oos cine: 0aB @rnf !
Csernin in Die gtotionalpcrimnm.
Lung qeiBdblt mer0en nil.
Cine groBaugelegte, 3ieI6eDuBte. |
JutgeIeiiete qlgitdtion entipideln bor. |
l1nfig mr Die Go3iaIoemotraten
mo bic ebrlltlihlo5inlen. SIN Sin.i
.crgrlin6 itebt bas qrobe aapital;l
'Snouitrie lmo 9anten ocs @c6I. |
Beloer fflr ale niht io3ioloeuiufrd, !
iil1 geiinuten geitrcbingen fDie es
jtiBt, otpilIig ulO rei6Iih" sur Ser
iIgiing itellt.
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iter DorIduiig weniaitens, ocn Gin.
'rilf, 0oBs Die 5rniten, insbeionoere
tic jet 0iel aepln1ten. inter idipe.
on 5oraeH nrbeiten6eu Smisiraner,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07
Sinh nuter Fd iel6ft nidt ciuis.

Baibiugtoli. I. 8eb.-0ie 8efors
mer. Die lire Sdtiafeit MN ouf 9ln.
ti.3igaretten @eietaebrng ousOe1.
len molIen fino ouf unerlparteten
8ioeritano in ibren eigenen 9ici.
beu geitOBen. ltno man iaet, DOB
Die Ietteren ebenio feit entidIoiien
iino, fidts segen 3igarettet 5it I'M.
ternebmen, ais Die anoeren barauf-
beiteben audi Oieies 0llebel" aus3it.
rotten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07
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pclnii3cr 11tabl

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fiir bic polniide aouitiirente erbieI.
ten &. 9n0erepsfi rnO Wt. Gihosti
50 9yro5ent Der Stiulmen 9ie boil.
nilde io3ialiitiihe &artei er6iclt MIR
Is gro5efit; Der gieit entiiel aiif
jhoiide aan0ioaieH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07
Son ben Mrbeiten
Oer 9tgiSlatur

gInf bic Saniidsn Sadsr Der gSnn.
Ocrbibliutbef iOllen Jest auterIndJi
luerben. - Der StauOpnntt Der
SusliidI ipredenben 6at6OIifen in
Der Sdnlfragc bon 8nnl gRartin
erflGrt, tyunb. Wicaeluie fir
Ginfiilrnns elmer Stnatsfuuitab-
lerpplisri. 9riiicbuu sieGt me6-
rcrc &orlo8en 5nriif.-3nm Ser
bOr ilber Die Sprahenfrnsc nGdJ-
iten 8ienstag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07

ailr solUo llnbaitiHuntes 2sct
lex NIT leidten Sdneciaa ont
5nnlsi0G, mo iu peitlihcn uno
5entroleu 9eilen beaie o6euh Ct.
;pas mormer I'M, ncitlihen 1eile
Bente abeHe.
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8ablbeluegung III
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gSic bic 9sarteien iidl srnppieren.-
Die So5ialOemufratcn cntiuifeIu
aroken Gifcr.-Braf Gseruin al
Der Spite elmer ariItofratiIdlsu
9artei. -Str6mung fir gluidlnF
nh 9entidIano onrdans ppr-
BetriheuS.
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9ie qnat in grfmsn.

Anliter0anl. Z. 5eb.-Sit slremen
1T einc oits fiini Wiaioritotsio5ioIi.
item beitebeiioe Megiering eineeictt
lDOroeg gie friibere lta6fiidle Ser.
lroIsuua ans @oIfsbcboIlmdfiigtea
ims eiudn arbeitettot bciiebcno, 1T
nb1eiett mofoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-07

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AMONG OUR SUBSCRIBERS


Since our last report the follow
NO movements OF our subscribers
have come to our attention:
Added to the list: J. v Voylcs-
Star Route, Antelope, Texas; Mrs.
Geo. B Smith. 1000 Lake Park Ave
Chicago, ILL.,; f. T. Danniel. Idalou,
Texas; Oliver Todd, Lubbock; Theo
Summers, Lubbock; Newt Copeland
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men, Lubbock; W II. Wight, Hen
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Texas. J. w Kerley, Route A. Lub-
book; L. B. Seaton, Shallowater, Tes
as.
Change of Address - NJ S. Good
pasture. from Tolbot TO Lubbock; J
O. Alvey, from route to star route
A. V. Weaver from Lubbock 10 5lla
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
OUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTION

Here we are fairly started on 1919.
The salutation of Happy New Year
has Just ceased ringing in your ears,
and your New Years resolutions are
all made and in order.
Perhaps you have made up your
mind to be more kindly this year :
perhaps you have determined to be
more economical; maybe on the con-
trary you have resolved to be. more
generous possibly more industrious.
These, whatever they may be, are
the individual good qualities which
you wish to gain. But there is one
quality which we shall every one of
us need very much through 1919,
and that is patience.
We have just come to the end of
great war, for which we have all
borne deprivations and made. sacri-
fices, and naturally we are all very
anxious TO see the conditions of peace
restored exactly as they used TO be.
But this will be a matter OF time.
IL has taken time and infinite effort
to <prepare the country for war, and
life will not lapse into its old lines in
a moment -
II will take time 10 bring our army
home II will take time for inflated.
war prices 20 go down TO normal lev
Ell. There viii have to be slow read
justment Of every kind, possibly some
change in wages, and this cannot be
hurried. We must continue to con
serve food for starving Europe Until
the next harvest. There will be
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
STICK-TO-IT-IVENESS

General Pershing. our great Amer
lean general. was a poor boy-"son
of a railraod section-boss. born in a
little shanty about four miles out
from a frontier town" according 10
his biographer in the, Worlds Work.
We quote further:
d" Johnny Pershing. as he was
known in those days-and as he rs
still known by his old ncighbors--
gave no sign of possessing any parti-
cular talent. He wasn't the brigh
boy at school He showed no spe-
cial bent for any one thing.
.~But go back to Laclede, the little
town in Missouri where Pershing
passed most Of his youth, and talk
with his boyhood friends and those of
me de' nsighbors who are still liv-
ing. Though they can tell you moth
ing but simple, homely little incidents
of Johnny yet somewhere in the
course of their talk they will all say,
In one form or another; He was the
sort Of boy that sticks at anything he
once takes hold Of"
There was the secret of General
Pershing's 'stick-to-it-ive-
ness" perseverance, determination
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02

into the Federal service and assigned
TO duty along the Mexican border
but as il is. they are no farther Than
being given recognition under the
National Defense Act.
A complete reorganization Of The
National or Federal Guard, - & urob
bly, will be termed. is TO be- effected
AS soon as the Governments military
policy Is established. probably not
until after peace is formally de, .seo
and the army returned from Ea,ore
Whether the existing defense aci viii
be- relied upon entirely, OF nea leeis
lst.on asked Of Congress- h not
been dcternuned. but on effort vill
be- nade o. make the new force more
distinctly "a National one, and not so
much Of an organization of the Stat
81 as heretofore n Is NOT proposed.
the opinion .s 90 relieve tbs Sat.s
of direction 'n maintenance ani none
nr nonf w. 'h. io@es 10 = f0'se
10 bring the reggIFenarii ga z.
meDis nni work more 20 ife basis %
the regular army and 10 remove 40
the details that can O. reno ri ua
der the Constitution Il b not in-
r.naod 20 ass the States 10 bear any
additional expense
That lbo Continental army IDEA 81
Two years ago which, u aaonlai
would hive wirei our Sialc i1upf,
a. a. the Nauonal Guard, MI b. ~
vlvtd la ndlchted but u ls too eafls
10 attempt forecast of the admins
traiIon's position Failure u support
over the general scheme for reducing
the National GuaFd 10 distinctly Fed
nLaI Iems "a. enc u lhe Fseseue ~
7'NHVn E7 hffFptsff ~ War HeFf'1fA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
STORY OF QUENTIN ROOSE-
WELT DEATH TOLD BY GERMAN

The story of Quentin Roosevelts
last air battle which ended in bid
death on July IA. near Fere-en-Tar-
denois. was told today by Christian
Donhauser, young German aviator
who claims to have shot down Roose
velt's machine
Donhauser stated that the Amcri-
can made game fight and mnneuv-
cred his machine in a mastery man
ner in an attempt to gain an advan-
tage over the German. Donhauser
piloted one Of the six German ma
chimes which attacked the American
squadron, his machine being singled
out by Roosevelt for combat.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
TAXES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLlN.
Save your Hair Get a smsr bottle
~ Of Danderire right now--Also
stops itchipg scalp. -

Tain. brittle, eolofiess and scrae,,y
hair is mute ss1desee Of y neglecte3
scalp: 81 dandfuiI THAT awful scurf.
Ebre is nothing 20 destructive ~
the hair as Saparuff 1t rots the hair
Of It's lilstrf, It's strength and its very
Ne, eventaally producing feverish-
aess and isrhing Of the scalp, which il
not remet led canses the hair roots 70
shrink lyosrn and die-then the hair
falls oua fast A little Danderine to
nlght--now-an time-will surely gave
your hair
Get small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any dug store. You
surely car have beautiful hair and lot
a. Il II vou viii inst try a little Dan
DEFINE -gf orr hair, Try III
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
COTTON REPORT FOR
CROSBY AND LUBBOCK

Dec. 10, 1918.
To the Avalanche:
Dear Sir: The tabuiation Of the
card reports shows telegraph sum
mary to be correct There were
3,032 bales of cotton. counting ropns,
as half bales, ginned in Crosby conn4-
ty, from the crop Of 1918 prior TO
Dec. l. 1918, as compared with 1858
bales ginned to Dec. I, 1917.
There was 1914 bales Of cotton
counting round as half bales ginned
in Lubbock county from the crop Of
1918 prior to Dec. |, 1918, as COM
pared with s17 bales ginned TO Dec.
n, 1917 ROBERT T. BROWN,
Agent
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
TEXAS GUARD UNITS
WILL REMAIN INTACT

Washington. Dec ~ The opln-
ion of the Acting Judge Advocate
General that hg reason NJ being
drafted into the Federal service. lhc
National Guards " he several States
NO longer sslsi. viii nnl affect those
regiments IN resns recently organif
"a and federally recognized Thus
Texas viii have a nucleus " State
Guard. whereas alher States viii be
required 10 build from the ground
Had the var continued Obs LnnAa 81
T1HIIaIl0N1 would have been called
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02

Victory loan, for our men must be
supplied as hitherto until the army
is completely mustered out.
The problems of the government
will be many and serious, and we
must not expect impossibilities.
Now shall we all resolve to meet
these conditions with the utmost pa
thence? All in favor signify by say
ing Aye. Contrary same sign. Res
olution carried unanimously.
Patience shall be our watchword
for 1919.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02

in leaving the Cabinet Certain Of
ficials Of the War Department are
known to favor bringing all parts Of
the peace army under one policy and
making It answerable to only one d.
rectinR head
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02

Mrs Dora Barnes. Of Clarer-
don, who is District Home Demon
.trai.on Agent for West Texas. spent
Tuesday here. comforting with Miss
Halscy. the County demonstrate.
snd looking after her District work
n This section She left Wednesi y
for swee,water and other parts Of
Ter Distract
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
FLORIDA BECOMES
PROHIBITION STATE

Tampa, Fla, Dec. 3l---Florida be
came "dry" at midnight tonight with
the taking effect Of the recently
adopted amendment to the st7te cor
stitution making sale. manuflc'ure
or transportation of liquor or bee
and wines illegal and providing hea' :
penalties for intoxication.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02
PRESIDENT WILSON
RETURNS. TO PARIS

Paris. Dec President Wilson
returned to Paris tonight He WI
spend New Years day resting de
parting al night for Italy
The president tonight ey'rcsse
himself as exceedingly pleased with
his reception and the conference ne
had in England.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02

Mr. 'ard Ms Quinten shelton Of
Slaton VISITED at the home Of Mrs
Sheltoh's parents. Nh. ana Mrs A. J.
II cks few days during the holidays
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-01-02

Prof lollon. instructor ~ The
Manual Thinning nepaf menl NJ the
Lubbock S,hou returned Monday
lmm a visit with homefolks Al Can
yon, fsAan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

In ce privestc despagubirile s "a
fixat suma de 214 miliarde, pc
carl Bulgaria le va plat in parte
in aur, parte in natura dupa dis
pozitiile Comisiei de Reparati-
uni.
NJ va figura la soldul creditor
al Bulgariei nici valoarea dbiec-
telor furate de la vecini, carl tre-
buiesc date inapoi, nici stocul de
vite de restituit intr o infima ma
sura fata de &c s'a jefuit astfel.
RomInia primeste: 60 tauri, 5000
vaci Gu lapte, $3.50 cal, 1850 ca
tiri, 3,4O0 boi, $1,000 OF; nici
cele $4,000 tone de carbuni, ce va
preda Serbiei anual in ours de 5
ami din carierele de la Pernik.
Comisia de reparatiuni va functi-
ona, in contul Bulgariei, pima la
plata integrala a datoriilor fixate
81 in acest timp, cum toata ave-
ra 81 resursele statului constitute
gajul invingatorilor, va avea
,,controlul, administratia 81 per,
ceperea tuturor impozitelor.''
In ce priveste vitoarele rela,
tiuni comerciale Gu strainatatea
Bulgaria Sc obliga sa acorde ella
uza natiunii celei mai favorite
orr Garcia din statele contractan
te; inlauntrul tarii supusii aces
tor state Sc vor sbucura de ace
lasi regim ca 81 cetatenii bulgar
in exercitiul profesiunei meserii
lor, comerciului sau industriilor
Aceste clause sunt declarat'
revizuibile de catra Consiliul SO
cietatii Natiunilor dupa 5 ami d.
la punerea in aplicare tratatu
lui.
Regimul trasporturilor pc us
cat, pc apa, prin aer este cirmui
de clauza libertatii transitului
Bulgaria Sc obliga a acorda ma
terialul rulant al puterilor aliat,
sau associate pc liniile bulgare a
celasi tratament ca 81 materia
lului bulgar in ce priveste ,,cir
culatia, intretinerea 81 reparatii
de-" Cart. 241). Tara astfel mic
sorata, dezarmata, deschisa ira
ficului international, inglodata il
datorii, supusa administrator Fl
nanciare a strainilor 81 inconjn
rata de jur 1mprejur de discre
ditul moral cuvenit agresorulu
tradator 81 las, sufera consecin
tele firesti ale unei politici de II
pacitate, lipsita de discernamint
(.,Viitorul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

8. Convoiul va defila pc stra.
zile cele mai principale ale ora
sului pima la Turn Hall" de
sub No. 1409Z13 Walnut Street,
unde Sc va da Banchetul la orele
l p. m.
Pretul de intrare la Banchet:
$3.50 de PERSONA.
Banchetul va fl asortat Gu &C.
le mai gustoase mincari 81 bau-
turf recoritoare.
Banchetul va Fl deschis de ca
ira Rev. Gavril Martian din loc.
Dupa Banchet Sc vor tinea yor-
birile din partea d-lui presedinte
aranjator S. Andrenie, din par
tea delegation Uniunii, Redactiei
ziarului America, precum 81
din partea delegatilor solicitation
81 oaspetilor. Dupa vorbiri va
urma Ibaterea cuielor.
PROGRAMME DE SEARA:
Prodnuctia teatrala Sc va ince-
pc la orele Z p. M, sub conduce-
cerea harnicului conducator de
cor d-nul George Bratu.
1. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea presedintelui aranjator, d.
S. Andronie.
2. Motto, cor barbatesc de I.
Vidu.
3. Peal Nostru Steag scris
Unire, cor 'barbatesc de I. Vidu.
4. Dorul Ardealului, cor barba-
tesc de N. Popovici.
5. Iata ziua trimfala, cor bar
batesc de Humpel.
6. Noaptea de Sinful George,
piesa teatrala in 2 acte de N. N.
p E r s o A N E l. E
Dinu, primar, d-nul Petru Flo
ria.
Stan, fiul sau, d-nul Stefan
Muntean.
Lelea Stana, dascalita vaduva,
dina Marie Bogdan.
Florica, flea sd, d-soara Ana
Chinda.
ltig, ciciumar, d-nul Simion
Andronie.
Ruchela, sofia lul, dina Sida
Bratu.
Nicula,' tiganul, d-nul George
Rahesi.
Chiva, sofia lui, dina Mariuta
Pepu.
Mai multi feciori 81 fete.
Z. Caluserul 81 Batuta Sc va
Juca de catra un grup de tineri,
sub conducerea d-lui s. Muntean.
8. Cuvint de inchidere din par
tea presedintelui aranjator.
Muzica Romina 81 Engleza din
loc va distra onoratul public Gu
cele mai frumoase arii de dams );
cintece rationale.
Dansul va dura pima la craie
IL din noapte.
Pretul de intrare: Clasa I, 80,
Clasa II, 80 cent? de persoana.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc ell ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuiia pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl asortat GU cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recOritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toa.e ,u-
rorile societati, cluburi 81 parochii
precum 81 toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 din jnr ne vor da tot spri-
jinul dior posibil, participind
lntr' 'un numar cit Sc poate de
mare la aceasta festivitate, pima
la revedere am ramas salutin-
du-va GU dragoste frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Dacia
Romina" din Cincinnati, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
N. B. - Domnii delegati sunt
rugati veni la adresa: $50 Day
ton Street. Asemenea surorile So
cietati sunt rugate, trimite dra-
pelele dior la adresa de mai sus,
spre a ne putea manifesto intr 'un
mod cit Sc poate de demn in fata
Americanilor.
Spre orientare: Domnii dele
gait vor fl intimpinati la garlic
Union Depo 81 Pennsylvania de
catra membrii societatii noastre.
Semn de recunoastere va fl Bu-
tonul Uniunii.
(53 & 59)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
IN YITAR E.

Societatea romina de ajutor s
cultura ,,Dacia RHminass din Gin
cinnati, Ohio, are onoarea a invi
ia pc mama noastra Uniune, On
Redactie ziarului America"
cit 81 pc toate surorile societati
Cluburi 81 Parochii, precum 81 pt
toti fratii Romini din loc 81 din
jur lua parte la festivitatea
care Sc va tinea GU ocaziua a do
'ua sfintire a scumpului nOu dra
pei National Romin, Dumineca
9 Noembrie 1919.
p r OlG r A M U L:
Onoratii ,delegati, onoratii mem
bril- 81 fratii Romini, sunt rugat
a Fl la orele 8 a. m., in hala de
jos sfintei Biserici ,,Sfintul
Andrei" din $50 Dayton Street
de unde in corpore vom intra in
Biserica, unde va urma sfintirea
scumpului nostru drapel de ca
ira Rev. Gavril Martian din loc
PROGRAMUL DEFILAREI:
1. D-nul presedinte aranjator,
S. Andronie in fruntea convOiu-
lui.
2. Autoritatile orasului insotiti
de domnii delegati al Uniunei 81
al ziarului America 81 Gu preo-
tul din loc 81 drapelele Uniunii.
3. Nasul drapelului, d-nul Ge-
orge Babesi 81 nasa, impreuna Gu
stegarul.
4. Muzica Engleza.
5. Drapelele societatilor din loc.
6. Drapelele solicitation din
Uniune Gu delegatii lor dupa We
chime.
Z. Membrii soc. din loc 81 fratii
Romfni din loo 81 jur in corpore.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-04-05
CA 7T4OLIC WAR COUNCIL COMES
 < OUT VERY STRONG FOR LABOR

The affiliations of Catholics Socialists responsible the abdcaon of the Kaiser In this country the four Catholic bishops American National Catholic War Council announced a striking reconstruction program.
 While they have made allies of the Socialists gone Germany after the and they have strong for labor The program the work of the four members of the ad sell proposes the settlement soldiers lands employment service tn War Labor board abolition of child labor limitation in industry suitable work and to the essential vision universal vocational training deprive ch of class of the clements of cultural instruction paroehal and other private schools.
 Cooperatve stores recommended effective reducing the cost living than Federal control The finds satisfaction in the minimum for decent ve hood l. It It says , in this this respect @ 4, su . justice h country rich there few in which if something Why then should that this is the normal and roVde
 aequesee in theory which denies them this the of lief Such policy not only of very questionable moral benefit considerably through general reduction of the
 among the capitalists and the more sections of should give hearty all legitimate efforts made by labor of the issues They advocate the enactment of legal by State Legislatures sufficient for vide deceny for his family and for worker enjoy the day when this minimum would be high enough permit the only for the needs of his family age unemployment upon undesirable itself but @ to be by the state a until the time when condition in which all the workers have the and the
 of providing for all the needs and contingencies of
 The plan for labor participation in scopied from in the industrial of business duct and dismissal labor; hours work rates eare work shop dscpne relations with trade
 the unon the method There can bs nc the report that frank adoption of these means and employers would the welfare of the work
 but vastly improve the relations between them and their employ
 the efficiency and poducVeness of each establish
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-04-05
NEW AMERICAN LABOR PARTY ~:@~
 MAKES ITS DEBUT AT THE POLLS

The American Labor Party first appearance polls this Tuesday Hartford and it's advocates they with the showing they made there where the @ from 629 761 The prohibition vote there Socialists boiled slightly 400 150 While republican Hartford qued that Labor party
 
 wards ordinarily democratic The sharp practice of the managers securing endorsement from union labor which last weeks issue of this did
  probably resulted what called rooback The party not sanctioned by the Con of further handicapped by having intelligent support In Chicago John Fitz patrick the American Labor party candidate boiled about 5000 votes. .'. < ,- always great many organized work along political lines and there undoubt edy But the American Federation of against the wisdom of such this time Unless the labor work together the futy of po There political men on fundamental ideas. .> of trying bring together kind organization break politics They realize that their first task them selves organized ..--