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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

POTRZEBA kobiety 1 ~meiczysne do
pomocy " kuchni ma farme. Zgfostc
sic Gebszyhska, 1928 Wicker Park
ave-, 1sZe pietro. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

POTRZEBA sprzedawaczek do ska
du masla / taj, doswiadczenie ME po
trzebne. Eagle Egg Market, 4S1S s.
Ashland ave. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

Potrzeba kobiet | dziewczat do lex
kiej f%abrycznej piracy. Chicago Cur
led Hair Co.. 2301 S. Paulina ul. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

P0TRHEBA niewiasty kucharki 1
do zarzadzania " restauracyi. Do
bra zaplsta. J. Kunka, naprzeciw
cmentarza Zmartwychwstania Pan
skiego. Archer ave. | 72ga ul. 27
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-25

wv Berlinie.
The sun., 1919-01-17
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET,


There was q general disposition on
the part of the heavily extended short
interest In the steel shares to operate
little moro guardediy yesterday. and
in not a few cases some Of the over
loaded short lines were drawn in some
what. There seems to be a tendency to
regard steel shares with a little more
cheerfulnss than has been customary
recently. and for that reason the whole
Industrial list was in a much better po-
sition at the close of yesterdays mar
ket than was the rail list, which had
weakened perceptibly without apparent
reason other than professional opera
tons. The possibility of cut in United
States Steel dividend has been pretty
we'll discounted, according to the gen.
erai depression in the Street, and IN
some quarters II Is even declared that
the discounting process has gone too
far-that Is, that when tho extent OF
dividend cut, II any Is made known.
there will be some disposition to buy
the shares at current levels. Two and
one-half per cent. Is the general idea of
what the next dividend declaration on
Steel common will be. In the case of
Bethlehem Il also there was a DISPOSE
ton to cover yesterday, on the theory
that the dividend cut expected at the
meeting in February would not be as
drastic as some are inclined to be-
lieye,
The sun., 1919-01-17
'DISTILLERS FORM
EXPORT COMPANY
To Facilitate Sale Of Indus
trial Alcohol in View Of
Dry Future.
HAS S1,OO0,OOO CAPITAL
New Corporation Also to Carry
on Trade With Europe and
Latin America.
HAS S1,OO0,OOO CAPITAL

Meeting conditions created by rat;-
fcation of the national prohibition
amendment and Selling what is consd-
cred excellent opportunity to branch out
into general importing and exporting tho
Trans Oceanic Commercial Corporation
has been formed by the Distllers Seouri-
ties Corporation. Announcement to that
effect was made yesterday by tho latter
organization.
The business OF the new corporation
will be to facilitate the sale OF In
dustrlal alcohol. which. according 10
Norman r Sterne, president of the new
company, is in great demand by foreign
countries. and 10 take charge OF exports
of whiskeys, spirits &c. for Distillers.
The chief output of the company will be
Industrial alcohol. although a general
exporting and importing business Will be
done with Europe, South America, Mex
leo and Cuba.
Officers of the new corporation, which
is capitalized at 81 900. 900 and has offices
at % William street, declare that the
departure had no connection with the
pending abolition OF intoxicating liquor
by constitutional amendment They ad-
mitted that with the amendment effective
conditions would be radically changed.
That Europe will be In great need OF
commercial alcohol but will not use its
foodstuffs for manufacture OF that COM
modify because of the food shortage Is
the opinion of officers Of the organization.
They argue that America and American
interests will have to supply that de-
mand. and it is for that purpose pri-
marily that the Trans Oceanic CONNER
cial Corporation has been formed.
As is pretty generally known, the
Distillers Securities Corporation has ex-
tensivc plans for transfer of its plants
into other lines of industry. but as to
what is anticipated along that line. It
was said. announcement would he made.
Another point made by the company
with reference to its plants is the need
which may at some future time be felt
for the manufacture OF liquor for nedtc-
inal purposes. II is declared that with
TIE whole nation "A desert in so far as
booze is concerned the time will come
when the manufacture Of liquor for med
icines will he necessary. Then 1t is that
Distillers expects to make use of the ma
chinery which it has in its plants. Much
OF that machinery. 1t is declared, could
easily be turned to other uses. Such
conversion of plants long has been con-
templated by the company and many
details had been worked out long before
yesterdays announcement.
Some of the plants OF the company
have been disposed of, according to the
president. and are engaged in some other
manufacturing line. Since the produc-
ton OF liquor ended under a wartime
mandate the export Of liquor IN bond has
been carried on extensively and the
supply, according to the president VII
be moved out Of the country before pro-
Edition becomes effective
The directors of the Traus-oceauic
Commercial Corporation are Norman r.
Sterus, Henry II. Wehrhanc. Theodore
r. Reynolds, Alvin W krcch and julius
kessler.
The sun., 1919-01-17
London Money Market.

LONDON, Jan. l6-Money per cent.
Discount rates-Short and three month";
bills 1889 per cent, Gold premiums
at Lisbon. 900.
The sun., 1919-01-17
Cuba Cane sugar.

Persistent reports OF contemplated
financing by the Cuba Cane Sugar Com
pany have failed to bring out many
definite facts concerning that proposed
step. II has been learned on good au-
thority that the directors have for
some time been considering that posi-
oility and issuance Of bonds or notes
has been discussed at some length. The
purpose OF the financing, II carried out
Will be the funding of the company's
floating debt Of about $12 100000. One
report has It that the new financing
Will be through debenture bonds Else
where 1t Is declared that notes will be
issued. The total amount OF securities
to be Issued. 1t is said, will be $4,000
ooo. A meeting OF the directors OF the
company will be held to-day and Il
is expected that at its conclusion some
thing definite regarding the proposed
financing will be given out.
The sun., 1919-01-17
What Shall the interest he,

Now that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury has decided to name the forthcom-
ing Government bond issue THE Viz
tory Loan the financial community Is
awaiting with considerable impation nee
the announcement Of the interest rate
and many suggestions are being fol-
warded to Mr., Glass. One financial ex-
pert wrote in part as follows: 81 note
from your public utterances in the last
few days that YOU are considerably OK
ercised. as many OF us in New York
also are. AS 10 the success Of the next
loan. Personally fear that 1t will have
TO be on the basis of business as well as
or PATRIOTISM much as | dislike to he
compelled TO make such an expression
or course the interest rate will have 10
be incrca sed substantially. The -honds
Will go to bankers who will utilize them
for Federal reserve discounts when nee
essary. and as opportunity offers. for
distribution for permanent investment.
Otherwise II there he given a substantial
income tax exemption and II the interest
rate Is right they will be taken by large
estates, wealthy individuals and cor
porate business generally"
The sun., 1919-01-17
The Rise in Liberty q.

A result OF tho recommendation of
Carter Glass. Secretary OF tho Treasury,
that tho privilege OF conversion of Lib
erty - Into Liberty AIS be revived by
inc enactment OF legislation. which
would permit s1,067,6s0,o 900 outstanding
As to draw ~ per cent interest after
conversion. the quotation of first A. on
the New York Stock Exchange rose 10
s4l0 and the second 4s to the same fig
ure. The close Wednesday was 9o.7O
Tor the first and $3.50 for the second.
Yesterday it was ease for the first. a net
gain of liz, and ?3.70 for the second. n
net rise OF 40. The AIS ruled about
III hundred higher than the As, which
have the prospect of conversion In n
single day the 81 made UP more than
half OF the difference that existed be-
tween the As and the 4i.s.
The sun., 1919-01-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
CALL MONEY,

ACCEPTANCEs.
90 days so days s0daya
Bid, Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid Ask,
Eligible member
banks 49,. ~ "a ~ ~ ~ =
Eligible non
member banks. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Ineligible banks
bills ............ 6,s 81 81
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Clearing House exchanges. 1856. asS ab7; bal.
ances s7s .os2 G7 Sub-1reasury crsfit bal.
ances. 81, 4695S2 Federal reserve credit bal.
ance. S4.7O6, 662.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Boston, par; Chicago, par 81. Louis no
lbc discount; San Francisco par; Montreal
so 62A per 1900 premium Cincinnati, par /:
Minneapolis, l0c. premium.
SILVER PRICES
Bar oliver in New York, tlmx. nm.
changed; in London. sid. unch anred ::
Mexican dollars, Tie, unchanged
The sun., 1919-01-17

Horace NJ. Kilborn, vice president of
the National City Bank, has returned to
his desk at IS Wall street for active ser
vice after an absence Of many, months
With his resumption OF active duties and
with the promotions made this week, but
for some unaccountable reason unan-
nounced, tho institution has an executive
and official organization of no less than
sever,ty-iive persons. of whom thirty
seven are assistant cashiers. THIS is by
far the largest executive and official
banking organization in the United
States, and necessary on account of the
size of the institution. which has de-
posits In all of $1,000, 000. 900, OF which
$751,49S.206 are possessed by the head
office in this city. and which has total
resources Considerably IN eAeess of 81
l000c0.00o.
The sun., 1919-01-17

Continued on Eleventh Pogo.
The sun., 1919-01-17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
Thursday, January 16, 1919.

iear 20 Date. 8.
The sun., 1919-01-17
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was reactionary tendency to
the market Mt the close yesterday on
the Consolidated Exchange. Mexican
Petroleum. after advancing two points
in the morning, was subjected to heavy
pressure after midday and closed at
1871 Il Railroad stocks were weak from
the outset. closing with losses OF frac-
ton to point Southern Pacific sold
below par, Steel shares were IN demand
throughout the session. Steel common
The sun., 1919-01-17
Wants s2bo.OOO Tax Exemption.

The argument is put forth In the flnan-
cial district that the tax exemption
should he sufficiently large to Offset the
conditions arising from attempting to
float Az rer cent. loan in a PEI
cent. money market, and the amount
suggested for exemption is s25O,OOo. 1t
IL further sct forth that the exemption
should bc limited to holders OF registered
bonds. The financial expert already
quoted writes further: "May suggest
that the income tax exemption be made
to apply to at least $3.50, 900 OF the prin-
ciral amount of tho bond and with re-
strictions OF exemption to registered
bonds of tho NTH war issue? ! am
firmly OF the belief that II higher in
terest rate and these terms he embodied
IN the loan the result will he main
tenance of the quotations At par and
avoidance OF such experiences in CON
ncction with the market for, the new
bonds as have made every patriotic
American more or less ashamed OF the
performances Wa have seen in the trans
actions in the previous issues"
The sun., 1919-01-17
Commercial Paper Revival.

One of the Interesting financial devel-
Cpments this week has been the sudden
revival of the commercial paper market
and the reduction In the general rate to
per cent Ever since tho entrance of
the United States into the European war
this market has been relatively inactive
and the general rate has ranged from
y per cent TO per cent. Compare
lively few az even the highest grade
names have been able TO command 5a
per cent New activity, however, has
come to the commercial paper market,
according 10 the dealers, Who are glad
TO find their business assuming a nor
NAL character.
The sun., 1919-01-17
An Interesting Ccmr.rs-or.

One stock exchange house which has
kept an eye on the New York traction
situation makes an interesting COMPARE
son between the earnings of the Hudson
and Manhattan Railroad Company for
the first eleven months OF 1918 and these
Of tho larger subway system In the
greater city. The report Of the Hudson
and Manhattan. which operates the IIud-
son River tubes 10 Jersey. shows a drop
OF more than 100000 in net earn
ings during that period compared with
the first eleven months OF 1917, and
all this in spite OF the fare OF cents a
mile. Now, then, this house asks, II
one underground railway system rharg-
ing a fare of 2 cents a mile cannot
make better showing, what can he ex-
pected of another similar system. charg-
ing cents for fifteen miles, or one-third
of a cent a mile? The fare increase in
the tubes was accounted for in the gross
income item. which was more than S435.-
600 higher than I'm 1917. but all OF this
excess was eaten up, and more too, by
the heavily increased expenditures.
The sun., 1919-01-17

and Bethlehem r were up 4, and Crucible
ne Copper and equipment shares
closed firm. In the tobacco stocks
which were strong throughout the day,
gains or point or more were registered
Trading In Liberty Loan bondsIwas In
good volume, with quotations Am.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09
sss c-ss vii Continue

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r.ersr1-nr -~egr-s>zt@d ey this work
has lSE1s4 ASSUMED an intimate place
In - GEzlF life q IN people NJ home
TMe xr-1y - ~o-sers which has been
r-crEIse5 AID u-zl.ea during the ssr
-usr not - 1zz1naIlzned All our FL
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1@-r 5 a. s~zliui1@1 fed for service
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VI peculiar e=1rareless hy me Red
C-ssS MAI is future tasks nay be
II = 30 impossible 20 forecast We
krsx t.E1 - lozE "a ihere 5 an Amer
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EEl hEFs q @%cEl fzDrio1 20 perform.
soihlE csz3s he q greater lmp.or-
tEnsa 70 IT, American R@d Cross than
ID plans Bx 81 = m8tson By Vie I've
EeE1 8=s Grass societies . the world
10 8eT~3gg a prgEz1 q exgen6ed nc
fFtues q fbe lferesI q humanity.
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to-rs ao raere hz1zB szEerinE. but
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~ - T=aTae = A. aDdssszzl nation.
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q se-rsE - tAsr rez.ous hEnfy fer the
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ttxsss Peace - earth god All TO
Den EBt practical IN thai i; seeks 70
take means And wh5cA are
hrtEsHy tFEzAatSe sst Eske them e.
f-r-sTs N meeting s4sbo9f 5easy the
r-ssis E15rh Is cay reeErr-nt IN the
Hres q al p@ssaex
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ne pears - g@aee ~h5eh -1sz lie
EbeES 81 u y PED Gross WI require
ne Ehlesr D9sEst5s "a 3ershS and
mrE : s0y ne rur-4rDs5 support Vz-
Tarny, Ent participation = ix wosrk
Of rts v-hsie American rszsrse II "a
particularly tprrunsts ttsht susH . rnsn
~ Or Livingston FurrEDs should have
been sslectec Ek me T,srrnsDssr- lead
~ The organization The ung-fnt-s
1astli1r In v.hlet n our y.s9g,le gave
Ct themselves throughout b uHr "a
the t'sst nssurnnes that unr Eec Gross
will continue 10 rs.s.sire thaf cu-at.era-
riuf which VII mike its wpf'k q snn-xs
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icnIn
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ternau0nal Commission 81 che AaBss-
ear hsu gfos& has undertaken 10 rep
resent The American hso Gross In ne
preparation ~ the program for extene
20 let Crass activities, nnt wiz spend
the next several months IL Eurap. a.
consultation with otiier E.sc Gruss ssrs.
etssf fOr tnaf pnrJJcs.
rHE WAR COUNCIL OF TEE AMIR
1CAN RED GROSS.
Henry y IN rlspn, ciEl-xnEa
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-09

actually Increased since the srmisuce
4 for Hork among the frenen PEG
PIE. nos that hssSilities have ceased
the French themselves naturally pre-
fer Is fzr ~ possible u provide iof
their own L las accordingly been ae
farminea that the gaiding principle o.
Raa croSs policy n France ~heneetoTth
shall be II have nancr.lieas regard 10
is every responsibility. buf 10 direct
rs efforts primarily % assisting
French relief s~eelefles The liberated
an ae-Siaied regions Of France have
been divided by the government into
snail districts each officially assigned
70 5 designated French relief orsani-
Ezllon.
The American Red Cross work in
France Wa initiated By > commission
Of eighteen men sho landed on French
shores June I2. 1917. Since then
S,sne Qeso persons have been upon the
-oais IN France. q whom 700 were
actively engaged when The srmisuce
~sS signed An indication Of the pres
erf scale of the work viii be obtained
tom the fact that the services Of ooo
perSoas are still required
our American Expeditionary Force
asvIng largely evacuafed England. the
activities Of the Red Cross Commits
ssoa there are naturally upon a diunin-
iShiaS scale period Active operations
are sun n progress N Archangel Q
Siberia
The work in Italy has been almost
entirely On behalf q the civilian pop
ulsfIon o. that country. n the critical
hozrs af I1ziys struggle the American
people. through their Red Cross. sent
4 practical message OF sympathy n
relief. for which The government q
pesaaae y Italy have fever ceased 10
exunes their gratitude
SUPPLIES z-d Personnel . lear east
TIE OCCASION TOR such ~coneentra-
ton q eTo-1 in Ifaiy, Enghnd Bel
Eian and efan in France having naunr-
air and n~arnalls diminished i has
aa possible to divert supplies n
pe-Ss1nel Z lzrse measure { o The aid
q tho@ F-aple IN The Near East Who
hax- hitherto been Inaccessible % out
sd aSS<azace bit Who's suferInZs
hzxe heea Epcn n sppalhng sale
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thzf government alone ean meet them
but - American Red Cross Is making
an ero- % relieve Immediately the
-sare Sczfs distress
A excessive xrocp Of American
workers Las h~~n dispatched 10 carry
vitality 1e-5-d supplies and 20 work
rA.s sznie- L the various Balkan coun-
tres In order % coordinate their &C
ur1fA@ & Rzlks> commission has been
ezasl.<Aea with headquarters at
Rar7e Italy. from which point alone
az rAe Balkan c~nters can be reached
p-ozP-ly-
a co1znlSs5oa hss 5csf reached Pc
Md alta doctors and nurses medical
2pFsa and food for SCI children
as 1zrxlloS Al American Red Cross
c.z-lSSan has 1l$o been appointed
10 al u relieving tie suffering Of Rus
SAL yr<a9e-S s1ill coa1oed N German
rrassz cEZps
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~2kzg = Palestine Through the
va sz-ezl cooperation has been
rrsz 70 IL Armenian ard Syrian Re
Ii Ca-nuS5oe =h~A ~zS the OILY
haE ate 70 cxrry RELIEF in the IN
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-27
INC OR POR ATA

|plugar, Capu sCodrului, BucOvi
ma.
Vim. Silvestru IOnescu, % ami
plugar, Califanesti, Bucovina.
Vim. Nicolae Racolta, % ami
plugar, Califanesti, Bucovina.
Win. Gavrila Cioban, 81 ami
plugar, Ciudei, Bucovina.
Cap. loan Olenici, 80 ami, phl
gar, Costisa, Bucovina-
Vim. loan Mic, % ami, plugar
Patraut, Bucovina.
Vim. Nicolae Popescu, 35 ami
plugar, Patrati, Bucovina.
Iordache Morar, % ami, pln
gar, Stroiesti, B,covina.
Bat. I ap. ,,Hmsa" Compania 2
Vim. Nicolae Irin1ie, 81 AMI
plugar, Aud, Alba Inferioara.
Plut. Caprean Marginean, 8
ami, circiumar, Aud, Alba Infe
ri0ara.
Win. Vasile Dobra, % ami, e
conom de OF, Buzaa- -Bncerdea
Alba Inferioara.
| Frnnt. sDionisie MeteA % ami
plugar, Dioman, Albs Inferioar;l
Vim. Achim yodS, % AMI, ph
gar, Tenes, Alba Inferioara.
! Vim. Ioar pgl1ariu,. 50 ami
plugar, Qcna Uiosrei, Alba Inf
rioara.
Cap. Geore lIfss, y ani 81
les de sate, it pioarei, Albe
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Etajul al dolea.

Vim. loan Cocan, 26 ami, plu
gar, Grind, Turda Aries.
Yin. loan Ratiu, 43 ami, plu
gar, Hidis, Turda Aries.
Vim. Vasile Marincan,, 81 ami
Indol, Turda Aries.
Win. Petru Crisan, 80 ami, plu
gar, Lllpsa, Turda Aries.
Vim. Nicolae Gherghi. "a ami
|plugar, Turda, Turda Aries.
Vim. loan Marcu, 30 ami, plu
gar, Turda, Turda Aries.
Vim. loan vintila, % ami, mo.
rar, Singer, Turda Aries.
Vim. George Ormenisan, "a an
plugar, Saulia de Cimpia, Tur
da Aries.
Vim. Florea Teofil, 26 ami, plu
gar, Saulia de Cinpie, Turda A
|ries.
Win. George Runcan, 81 ami
plugar, Saulia de Cimpie, Tnrd.
Aries.
Vim. Gavrila Calugar, 36 ami
plpgar, Schiopi, Turda Aries.
Subloc. Corndin Comsa, % ami
student jurist, Bucurseti, Ilfov
Romina.
Vim. Vssile Motcs, % AMI, plu
|ear, Malinovais, Basstabia.
Frunt. loan Ciocan, 81 ami
hiatelar, Csru Codrului, Bsacoyi
| Ina:
cap. loan vartolomei, As AMI
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Inferioara.
Vim. Simion Nistor, 80 ami,
plugar, Petrinja, Alba Inferi-
CARA.
Vin. Nnolae Cotar, 35 ami, phl
gar, Taun, Alba Inferioara.
YIN. Simion SAGA, 80 ami, ba.
les, Rucium Sat, Alba Inferioa-
ra.
Vim. Vasile Dobrea, % ami, o.
ier 81 plugar, Buzas Bucerdea,
Alba Inferioara.
Vim. loan Muntean, 43 ami,
plugar, Sacas, Alba Inferioara.
Elev. plut. Antoniu Groza, 26
ami, student, Veza, Alba Infcri-
CARA.
Win. loan Oarcea, % ami, plu
gar, Almasul al Treilea, Arad.
7 Vim. Michah Topoi, 25 ami,
plugar, Berchin, Arad.
Vim. Toan Cotoin, % ami, PHI
gar, Bontesti, Arad.
Vim. Domocos Covsci, % AMI
plugar, Borosineu, Arad.
Vim. Teodor Sfrbu, 70 AMI, pia
gar, Drauti, Arad,
Sergent Solomon Chipezy q.
AMI, plugar, Giulita, Arad.
Vim. George Precup ~ All
|pAlgsr, Maria Eadna, Arad.
Vim. Nieolae Prsja, "A mi
p1ngar, NzdeA, Aid:
vs uilln.
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LeQiunca Romano dc VaIatOll
TTdnSiiVancIi- -buCOviQcIi.
Bat. I ap. ,,Horea, Compania la.

gar, Aud, Alba Inferioara.
Vim. Nicolae Lupsan, 81 ami
plugar. Galla de sus. Alba In
ferioara.
Frunt. Iulius Medrea, 27 ami
Galda de sus. Alba 1nferioara.
Vim. Nicolae Negru, "a ami
plugar, Galda de sus, Alba 1nfe-
rioara.
Vim. George Breaz, 32 ami, plu.
gar, Mogos. Alba hferioara.
YIN. George Slrb. 80 ami. plu-
gar. Obreja. Alba lnfeioara.
Vim. loan Stef, % ami, plugar5
Ohaba, Alba Infeioara.
Vim. Miron Raslau. % AM, plu
gar, Presaca. Alba Inferioara.
Vim. loan Mera, 80 ami. plugar,
Rosia Montana. Alba Inferioara.
Win. Tile Stoia, 81 ami, plugar,
Spaluacea, Alba Inferioara.
Vim. Alexandra Man (Comsal,
ciobotar, Neza. Alba Inferioara.
Vim. loan Vanc. 26 ami, plugar,
Cladova, Arad.
Vim. loan Muntean, q ami.
plugiar. Tauti. Arad
I.ocot Nicolae Turcu, % ami
functionar de banca. Totvaraaia
Arad.
Trandafir Sas. 27 ami, p!ugar,
Sovacsin, Arad.
Vim. Traian Valcntin, "a ami,
plugar, Siclau. Arad.
Vim. Nicolae Pascalau, 33 ami.
Burzuc, Bihor
Vim. Avram Razban, % ami.
plugar, Hasnas, Blhor.
Win. Mateiu Mfndru, % ami,
Casanau, Bihor.
Vim. Todor Faia, 3S ami, pEl-
gar. Maiesti. Bihor.
Caporal HE Brus, 32 ami. plu-
gar, Boreo Prund, Bistrita Ma
saud.
Caporal Stefan Flamind. 32
ami. Borgo Joseni. Bistrita Nasa
nd.
Serg. George Pascu, 26 ami,
plugar, Cristian, Brasov.
YIN. Pavel Lupu, % ami, plu-
gar, Bogodint, Caras SEVERN.
Locot. Filaret Lugojan, % ami,
candidat de advocat. Botinestl.
Caras SEVERN.
Vim. Duda Tulbure. SO an,
plugar. Clinic, Caras SEVERN.
Gin. George Cercan, 81 ami,
plugar. Ca,prioara, Caras Seve-
rim.
Cap. Ignat Cocos, q ami. pln-
gar. Ciclova. Caras SEVERN.
Vim. loan Mioc, 26 ami, plugar,
Ciuciu, Caras SEVERN.
Vim. loan Baba. 26 ami, plugar,
Crisma. Caras SEVERN.
Vim. Stefanut Solomon. % ank
Gabei. Caras SEVERN.
Elev. plut. Julian Damsescu, y
AM, student, Jupelnic. Caras Sc
,verin.
Serg. Alexandra Iorga, 36 ami,
comerciant, Lugos, Caras Seve-
rim.
Major Eugeniu Chiticean, "a
ami. Otter actiN. Mehadia, Caras
SEVERN.
Vim. Martin Gr5van. % ami,
plugar, Timis Slatina. Caras Se-
.verin.
Vim. Constantin Mlntean, g
ami, plugar. Ohaba Bistra, Caras
SEVERN.
Vim. Stefan Lapujan, "A ami
Petroasa, Caras SEVERN.
Yin. Const. Stefanac, 70 AM
plugra, Rusberg, Caras Severln
Vim. Mihail Petnar, p AMI
plugar, Giurgeu, Clue,
Vim. loan Lazar, 33 ami, plu.
gar, Almas Racas, Cluj.
Vim. loan Pop, 33 ami, plugar
Asteleul, Cluj.
Vim. loan Vulturar, 30 ami, plu-
gar, Cojocna, Cluj.
Vim. loan Nosa, Al ami, plugar
MifOvani, Cluj.
Vim. Stefan Simoc, 33 ami. p,u'
gar, Sfara, Cluj-
Al. Gle subloc. lulu German,
80 ami, invatator, Simbolecu de
Cimpic, Cluj.
Frunt. Stefan Bogatean, 38 AMI
plugar, Suat, Cluj.
Vim. Achim Ghizday, % ami,