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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
COUNTY AGENT ABBOTT
RESIGNS POSITION
Is to Become Assistant Manager of the
Eastern States Farmers Exchange
at Springfield, Mass, with His
Field of Operation in Maine,
New Hampshire and
Vermont.

Forts H. Abbott, who has been some
three years the county agent for the
farm bureau of Washington. county, has
resigned, and his resignation has been
accepted providing the directors can Sc
cure a successor before April |. Mr.. Alb
bott resigns to accept the position of
assistant manager of the Eastern States
Farmers Exchange at Springfield, Mass &,
and it is understood that he will have
field work in Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, so that the county will not en-
tirely lose the influence he has shown in
the work here. His work will be to as
sist in the completion of the exchange
organization in the above-named states
and to promote the general interest Of
the organization in these three states,
Mr. Abbott came TO the county farm
bureau in April, 1916. His office for over
year was in Barre and then it was
changed by the directors to Montpelier,
where he has since been located. He is
native of Brookfield and graduated
from the Vermont State Agricultural
college in 1918. He returned to Brook
field, where he made practical use of his
training along agricultural lines. Then
he was elected as county agent in 1916.
When he took the office there were 1870
members; now it has grown to over 500
members. The farmers exchange has
been organized and grown to over 260
members. In this he was instrumental
in the organization and was officially
connected with it for some time. He has
been secretary and treasurer of the Farm
Loan association, which last year placed
S177 900 in loans, and which is second in
the Springfield district in the New Eng
land states. He has also been prom
inently connected with the New England
Milk Producers association, which now
has over 700 members and recently or
ganized two cooperative creameries One
of the successful achievements of his
work was the big meeting at Waitsheld,
so unique in its arrangements that it at
tracted New England.wide publicity, at
least Mr.. Abbott has the good will of
the organization which, while sorry to
see him leave, is proud to have him ad
vance in his chosen line of work. He
has made large number of friends in
his work in the county by his direct
manner of attacking any problem that
was laid before him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
OVER $50 KILLED.
In the Present Uprising in Berlin
Troops Still Busy.

Berlin, Monday, March 10 tBy the As
sociated Press sj--Government troops
were busy to-day in driving Spartacan
bands from various sections of Berlin,
and in preparing for a determined effort
against the Spartacan, stronghold of
Lichtenberg, q suburb to the east of the
city. The Spartacans are reported to
have large depots of weapons and am
munition in Lichtenburg. Government
troops sent to Lichtenberg Sunday to
protect the postofIice and police stations
were annihilated by the Spartacans.
All the soldiers and police officials who
were not killed during the fighting for
the postoffice and police stations, or who
did not escape from the buildings, were
murdered by the Spartacans. Many were
tortured and killed in the streets. At
least one woman was among the victims
of the Spartacans. The police archives
in Lichtenberg We're burned and 10000
marks were stolen from the postoiiice.
1t is believed more than l50 persons
have been killed in the present uprising,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
MASSACHUSETTS, TOWNS
ENTER VET COLUMN
Eight Out of II in Old Colony District
Changed, Some of Them for the
First Time in Quarter of
a Century.

Boston, March ll--Returns from II
towns that voted yesterday on the ques.
tion Of issuing liquor licenses show that
eight changed from dry to wet Wey-
mouth and bingham, which have been
no license places for more than a quar-
ter of a century, and Scituate with a dry
record for II years, shifted to license.
Easton, Rockland and Abingdon also
went wet, following the example set by
number of other towns in the old col
ony district, which voted week ago
Other towns changing to wet were Hud-
son and Ipswich.
Liquor advocates maintained that the
result was a protest against the nation
al prohibition amendment, while anti.
saloon leaders asserted that it was main
ly due to apathy on the part Of the
voters.
Amesbury, Needham and Amherst
voted to remain dry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
DOUBLE CENSORSHIP
is NOW ABOLISHED

Washington, D. c., March H.
Double censorship of cablegrams
is abolished under the terms Of an
agreement between the United.
States and Great Britain made
public to-day. The two countries
agree that hereafter cable eommu-
nication through the territory of
either country will be subject only
to the censorship of the country in
which the message originates.
The United States, the an
nouncement Of the agreement said,
desires TO discontinue cable censor
ship entirely at the earliest pos
sible moment, but "as long as the
allies consider it necessary to con
tinue the blockade it will be neces-
sary to continue the censorship"
However, every modification con
sistent with the blockade will be
made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
Becomes Street Superintend-
ent, Succeeding Ar
thur G. Perry
F. 0. LEE, WATER
SUPERINTENDENT
Rev. j. B. Reardon Is Reap
pointed as Overseer
of the Poor

Jesse c. DeBrune. former street super.
intendent in Barre, was yesterday reap.
pointed by Mayor Glysson to that posi-.
tion to succeed Arthur G. Perry, who
has held the office for two years. Mr..
DeBrune's appointment was unanimous.
" confirmed. Other appointments made
by the mayor at special meeting of the
board of aldermen at o'clock yesterday
afternoon were T. o. Lee to be water SUI
perintendent and city engineer; J. b.
Reardon to be ogerseer of the poor; d.
NJ Gilbertson, Inspector of wires; Oscar
Slayton, inspector of buildings. All nom
nations were unanimously confirmed.
A communication from Brigadier Gen
eral Andrews Of the Salvation Army re
garding the rent of the hall in the old
city building was acted on favorably and
he will be notified the city will accept
5000 in settlement for rent to March /
A few weekly payroll warrants were
ordered paid The meeting adjourned to
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
MAJ. GEN. 'KENLY
RELIEVED. REDUCED
Has Been Director of Military Aeronau
tics and Is Ordered to Report to
Field Military for Duty.

Washington, D. C., March ll.-Major
General William L. Kenly, director Of
military aeronautics, was relieved Of
that post to-day, and in his permanent
grade of colonel, was ordered to report
to the chief of field artillery for duty.
Brigadier General William Mitchell will
be, detailed to command the army avia-
tiOn service.
The change in the command of the bu-
reau of military aeronautics, it was
said at the war department to-day, was
a natural development Of the reduction
in that branch of the service.
Large cuts already have been made in
the personnel and It was considered an
officer in the grade of major general was
no longer needed,
Colonel Kenly is, by special training,
an artillery officer, and his new detail
will take him to the work for which he
is particularly fitted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
REP. GREENE IS ASKED
TO co TO EUROPE
Several Members of House Military Com
mittee to Accompany Sec. Baker
at His Invitation.

Washington, D. c., March ll.-Several
members of the House military commit
tee will accompany Secretary Baker to
Europe at his invitation to inspect the
American army Of occupation and Amer
lean camps. They expect to sail from
New York on the George Washington
soon after April l. Among those who
have accepted the invitation is Repre-.
sentative Olney of Massachusetts,. Rep
resentatives Greene of Vermont and
NORM and Cragow of Pennsylvania, who
are absent from Washington, also will
be asked to make the trip.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
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FEW CASES SETTLED.
1t Was Announced at Opening of Wash
ington County Court.

Washington comfy court convened at
10 o'clock this morning for the March
term Rev. +. B. Leach offered prayer
and Sheriff +. H. Tracy delivered the
proclamation, opening court. The jury
will not appear until Wednesday after
noon. The first thing done was to call
the jury and court calendars, with the
result that most of the cases we're set
for hearing.
The following gases wSre settled: Mrs.
II. J. Carr VS.. r. B. Allen, on the jury
calendar, and John Benjamin vs.. w. Fl,
Child of the court calendar. A default
ed Judgment will probably be entered
in the case of Oliver and Co. vs., Robar
These cases were continued: Maude
Simpson VS.. Central Vermont Railway
Co.; Gladys and Cornelius Lawrence VS..
Town of East Montpelier. No trial will
occur in the following eases: Beck &
Beck VS., Alfred H. Edward, and Consol-
dated Quarry Co. vs. same defendant;
Theron Evans vs., w RI. Child and B. S,
Ward vs.. same defendant They are
settled, it is understood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
ARMS And MUNITIONS
ONLY FOR 100000 MEN
Germans Will Be Called to Peace Conference at
Versailles Probably from March 22 to March
25, but They Will Not Be Permitted to Enter
into Discussion.

Paris March 10 (810 p Military Germany will out of
existence the result of the adoption by the council to-
night of the military of German disarmament they will
into the treaty These terms provide for sweeping
ducon of the German military establishment down to 100000
with 1000 officers the army to be recruited by the voluntary
system for the period of II The effect of this is to limit
Gemany military strength for the next II to 100000
which is fewer than Switzerland has in her army
Other provisions in the military terms limit the and NUM-
ons Germany may quantity sufficient for 100000
men, and the remainder be delivered destroyed
The along the Rhine also be destroyed The
imperial general staff abolished the result of reducing the
forcn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
SEC. DANIELS TALKED
WITH FLYER FAR OFF
Communication Was Established at a
Distance of More Than $50 Miles, By
Far the Longest Radio transmits
sion with Airplane Ever
Achieved.
Achieved.

Washington, D. c., March ll.--Secre-
tary Daniels talked to-day by radio tele-
phone with Ensign Harry Fagenwater, in
a navy flying boat en- route from Wash
ington to Hampton Roads. Communiea
tion was established at a distance of
more than l50 miles, by far the longest
transmission of radio telephone signals
with an airplane in fight ever achieved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
WOULD BE GREAT GRIEF.
If Preponderating Position in Palestine
Were Given to Infdels.

Rome, Monday, March lO.--During his
allocution at the consistory to-day Pope
Benedict in alluding to the future of
the Ottoman empire, said:
'It would be a great grief to the Holy
See if in Palestine the preponderating
position were given to infdels, and still
greater grief if the Holy places were
given to non.Christian power"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
POPE ASKS SPEEDY PEACE.
He Is Declared to Have Emphasized the
Great Need.

Paris, March Il (By the Associated
Press).-It has become known that Pope
Benedict has addressed an appeal to the
powers emphasizing the urgency for
speedy conclusion of peace with Ger
many.
It is understood that the pontiff states
that the Vatican possesses reliable in
formation that the situation in Ger
many, socially and economically, is very
grave and that he fears the spread Of
bolshevism with such rapidity that it
might result in the establishment of a
bolshevik state
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11

ltloNhHoAOl VI AAAN 9AiblN1b HfiD tNouAAANAA
by the supreme council to-day, the basis
for the debate being Marshal Foch's re-
port on Premier Lloyd Georges proposal
to reduce Germany's armed force from
100000, as had been suggested, to 100000
men, and to substitute voluntary for
compulsory service. Marshal Foch favored
the change, as the CONSUMPTION plan pro-
viding for 100000 men serving one-year
terms would have given to Germany a
trained army of 100000 men in 10
years.
As against this, Mr. Lloyd George pro-
posed to fix the enlistment term at II
years. Marshal Foch embodied this in
his report, which proposed an army of
100000 men, but the council finally adopt
ed an amendment further reducing this
figure to 100000.
One of Premier Lloyd Georges main
purposes in substituting voluntary serv-
ice for the conscription system through
out Europe, was because it was believed
the effect of the abolition of the system
in Germany would be that the other Eu-
ropean countries would generally follow
it, thous ending the menace of large
standing armies and their proyocation to
warfare.
The council has already adopted the
naval terms of the treaty, except for a
few reserved provisions, which will be
discussed tomorrow.
The progress in the work of framing
the peace treaty ensures completion of
the task by March 90 The first rough
draft will be in readiness when President
Wilson arrives in France on Thursday,
and the revision will be concluded before
the Goth, 1t is the present purpose of
the peace cOnferees to call the Germans
to Versailles probably from March 22 to
March rs. The document then will be
delivered to the German delegates, and in
once they will be given opportunity to
once they will be given opportunity to
return to Germany to consider it and re-
turn for the formal signing at Versailles
This plan obviates the necessity OF
holding sessions for debate at Versailles
and restricts the functions u be conduct
ed with the Germans to the delivery OF
the document and their return for its
signature or such other action as they
desire to take,
1t is known definitely that Count Won
Bernstorf, former German ambassador tC
the United States, will not be one of the
German delegates at Versailles.
The presence of Premier Lloyd George
in Paris is permitting of daily confer
ences of the premiers of the powers as a
sort Of steering committee to direct the
course of the main work of the confer.
ence The session this morning was at,
tended by ,Premiers Clemenceau and
Lloyd George and Colonel T. NJ. House
representing President Wilson. Premier
Orlando Of italy win join the other pre-.
miers tomorrow, and when President
Wilson arrives it is expected that these
conferences of the government heads will
gradually take the place of the council Of
the great powers, which experience has
shown to give too much time to speeches
The conferences of the premiers, on the
other hand, are providing an effective ex.
ecutiye organization for the rapid dis,
charge of business. This rapidity insures
the drafting of the peace within the limit
fixed, a week from next Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
SENATE, MORNING.

The two uniform law" bills, S. 43 and
S. As which have taken up a great deal
of time in the Senate, came up as special
orders in the Senate this morning. They
were both killed, after some debate, the
vote being Is to IA in each case. Sena-
tors Villas, Amey and Steele urged the
passage of the bills, while Senators La
Fleur, Carr and Daniels were opposed,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
MAI GEN. EDWARDS PRO
GRAM IN BARRE TODAY

Arrival from Montpelier shortly
before A o'clock.
Escorted to Rowland hall by de-
tail of soldiers and sailors
Reception at Howland hall at 4
o'clock.
Luncheon at Hotel Barre, Gals.
Address at opera house at 1880
o'clock.
Banquet at Hotel Barre after .
address at opera house.
Presentation of loving cup
Mai-Gen. Edwards from citiz
of Barre. -
Major r,Gen. Edwards que -
Hotel Barre tonight. -
Leaves Wednesday nor ~ or
Burlington, ~
~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
BAKER IN DEs MONIES.
Arrived for Visit to Camp Dodge and
Fort Des Moines.

Des Moines, Ia, March ll.-Newton
D. Baker, secretary of war, and General
Peyton c. March, chief of staff, arrived
here to-day for visit to Camp Dodge
and Fort Des Moines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
EX-KAISER BRANDED
As ARCH-CRINTNAL
BY ALL NATIONS
Even His Own Country May Be Called
Upon to Subscribe to the Senti-
ment ia Signing the Peace
TreatY.

Paris, MovdRy, March l0.--It will be
the fate Of forNer Emperor William to
be branded for aF time as an arch-crimi-
nal by the solemn declaration Of all the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
PolI Taxes for women Passed.

Votes for women, at the price of poll
tax, was decreed by the Senate last
evening, after the measure III. u had
been killed, revived, amended and finally
passed by unanimous vote. There was
no debate, and the Senate also passed S.
SO, providing for the record and trans
mission of vital statistics, s. s5 permit
ting state banks to invest in railroad
bonds, and adopted J. X. s. q, providing
(Contiuued on fifth page.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11

The report of the capture of Riga
reached London on March z in dispatch
to the Daily Telegraph The German
troops were said to have severely defeat
ed the bolsheyiki and taken the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
RIGA NOT RECAPTURED.
German Troops Are Still Far from That
Russian City.

Copenhagen, March 1.-THE recently
reported recapture of Riga on the Baltic,
is denied in a Berlin dispatch received
here The German troops, it is stated,
are a considerable distance from Riga
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11
GERMANY7S CLAWS WILL BE DRAWN;
ARMY MUST BE REDUCED TO 100000:
RHINE FORTS ORDERED DESTROYED

Voluntary System of Enlistment for Period of
Twelve Years Decided Upon by the Allied Su-
preme Council, and the Imperial General Staff
Has Been Abolished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-11

(Contiuued on fifth page.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
De- ais Solicitation.

Socistatea ,,R. Carpatina'' din
cleveland, Ohio. - Convoaca pc
aceasta Gale comitetuI vechiu 81
nou, precum 81 pc casierul -bondn-
rilor, a lua parte la sedinta, care
Sc va tinea Joi, II Iulie 1919, in
hala societatii din 1903 West 50
Street, la orele Z seara. Mem
bril- care au fost, bolnavi, sd Sc
prezinte cu certificatele medicale
pentru a li-se plati beneficiile. -
Fiindca chestii importante, pre-
cum 81 predarea, all ramas mere
zolvate, sunt rugati ca -neaparat
sd ia parte la aceasta adunare
toti cei mai sus mentionati, pen
tru ne putea clarified odata
pentru totdeauna.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

tionarilor, mslabrii de fata au
rngat pc yechIf functionari de II
primi functis nj pc mai departc,
dipsii prinindsau fost realesi pen
tru a doua CARA, iarasi pc un ter.
men de g luni urmatoare.
Pc aceasta rale avizam pc toti
consatenii, 11ostri doritori de a
deveni ca men1brii al acestui fond
find timpul apropiat saN mergem
in Rominia Mare, nestiind adrese-
'e dior, char ii de la o parte din
consistent care Sc afla in Cleve-
land, Ohio, care snnt nepasatori
fata de moi 81 de biseriea noastra
er. ort. 81 de fondnl nostru, ii ru-
gam inca odat& ca sd puma 81 din
sii 0 caramida Il cladirea umui Ia
cas- Dumnezeesc.
Toti aceia care sunt 81 doresc
a deyeni ca membrii al .acestui
|fond, sunt rugati a Sc ardesa la /:
[1020 g. 4th Stteet, Erie, Pa, care
este adresa -fondului.
IN speranta Ca toti consatenii
nostri isl vor cnnoaste datorinta
dior fata de biserica noastra gr.
OFT, Ohabenilor Americani, va
salutam pc toN cu cea mai mare
dragoste frateasca.
In numele fondului de ajutor
pentru biserica gr. ort. Ohabe.
nilor Americani din Erie, Pa:
Mihaila Baltes, presedinte.
Mihail4 z. Steff, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
LIBERTY BONDURI DIN TOA-
TE SERIILE 81 WAR SAVING
STAMPS.

De la $50 in sus vindem 81 cum
param. Platim Gu bani gaia Gu
preturile cele mai mari carl sunt
in plata. <s..a.s.4..s ss (2-4-6}
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

Fondul de ajutor pentru a cladi
un lacas bisericesc gr. ort., al Q
haben;lor American din Erie
Pa, q finut adunare generala de
s luni in ziua de "a Iunie 1919,
Ia care a fost 81 darea de seanna
dupa cum urmeaza:
nitrate totale de la fnfiintarea
'fondului din % Ianuarie 1919 81
nina Ia "a Iunie 1919, a fost IN
suma de $1,647 so.
spese Gu posta si publicatii Ia
ziarul America 81 cumpararca
registrelor >fondului au fost ~
sarns de $17.90.
Suma totala a fondului este ds
IL 629. go.
Multumita ailuccrn ntmator''of
consateni Ia q parte dintre dins}l'
care se AHA IN Cleveland, Ohio,
care vazfnd bunul mers 81 aces.ul
fond 81 scopul pentrn care sic 70. !.
f;;ntat. s'au inserts q membrll
no11i. Sncepfnd ,cu ziua de ! lnnle
1919, ridicfnd astfel numara'
membrilor Il So.
Iata-i /: ~ 81
loan Moldoysn II Chirlla sSo
Ioan b. stsff $40 loan q. oross q:
125: Simjon Ariop e2o lhe
scheau 25 NicclA &. Suein $20
(eua totslS va
itot oda ~ ND 4. 4 /. 81 snIu !. 8 8 81 ~ I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
DE vfNZARE.

0 farma de 110 acre, tot pa
mint arabil, sol bun, produce ori
ce vel samana in ell. Casa Gu s
odai, grajd pentru 40 de vite, 81
opt cal, are Silo nou, gainarie
mare, garaj de automobil 81 tool
house. Farma este toata fngradita
bine. O Wind din cauza ca am
bisnis in Detroit, 81 nu pot vedea
de ca. Acum este rentata pima in
Octombrie. Adresati-va la:
loan Birsan, 1885 Russell Street,
Detroit, Mich.
(58-63)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
LIBERTY BoNDURI ST MARC1
DE RAZBOI.

Vindeti-le la moi pima sunt pre-,
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinstita casa de schimb. Platim
bani gaia orr ce suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We
niti la Room PIG Lennox Bldg
etajul al doilea, East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue, de-asupra la Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil-
mic, afara de Dumineca pin la
orele 6 p. m. Va tratam cinstit 81
va dam preturi bune. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
ZIUA Pc LACUR1.

VA4A3VNA4 AxOA r AkAOOn1.
Fiindca multi ce-si iau conce-
diuri planuiesc calatorii pc lacul
Erie, Gu marele lui vapor SEE
ANDBEEs 81 alte vapoare mag
Aificente, este lucrul eel mai po-
.pular.
Ca de object calatoria de ziua
.dintre Cleveland, 81. Buffalo este
dovedit ca foarte atragatoare pen
tru multi.
De la Cleveland, G. & B. vapo
rul City Of Buffalo pleaca de
la locul nou, situat la E. 9th Str.
in fiecare Simbat& in decursul Sc
zonului de yara, la 500 a. M, d.
jungind in Buffalo la 600 seara
in aceiaSi Ii.
( De la Buffalo, marele vapor
"SEENDBEE" pleaca de la So.
Michigan Ave-, Bridge, in fiecare
Simbata la 8.O0Ta. M, ajungind
in Cleveland la GOO p. m.
Serviciul de noapte la linia c,
& B. este tot aga ca fnainte, 81
anume: vapoarek pleaca din am
belle Orase zilnic IA 500 %. M. a.
jungind la destinatie dimineata
urmatoare la $50 a.: m. (Timpul
Central Standard1. (Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
FRATILoR RoNGfNI!

T1imitem bani, dam bilete de
vapoara la Romfnia, Transilvania
Banat. Garantam pentru lucru
prin banca noastra. Informatiun
'e dau la dAul loan HmvEo1,
402 Lawrence Avenue. Bell Pho
ne 63-M.
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
Eilwood City, Pa.
(63-G5)
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BOND BROCKERS
go Sheffield Bldg, 9th Floor,
E. 9th & Euclid, Cleveland, o.
Oficiul deschis de la 8 a. m.
pima la 6 p. m.
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ED.


UN ROMfN
bine educat, numai de curind eli
berat din armata Statelor Unite
vorbeste 81 scrie limbile: Romina,
Engleza 81 Maghiara, - cauta a.
plicatie la vre-o sbanca, sau oficiu
de agentie, ce Sc 6cupa Gu afacer.
straine.
Adresa:
G. T. APPLICANT, P. o. Box 63 We
irton, w. Va.
(63-67)