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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06
CALEDONIA.
tFrOm Last Wednesdays Edition.)

The people Of Caledonia and vicin-
ity were treated to a rare bit of ora
tony on last Friday, the 9th, by
Hon. Lee NJ. Russell and Hon. Oscar
johnson, candidates for Governor.
They held their hearers spell bound
for three hours.
They spoke at the Presbyterian
church, which was packed, and a great
many standing. Despite the fact that
the picnic planned for the occasion
was unceremoniously called off at the
request Of a number of citizens, and
the further fact that the weather
was extremely bad, large crowd Of
voters, and also good number of
ladies thronged every nook and corner
If the church. eager TO listen to the
jOint debate between these two dis
tmguished gentlemen. Mr.. Russell
spoke an hour and thirty minutes,
followed by Mr.. Johnson, in a speech
Il an hour and forty-five minutes.
They were greeted with applause
through their entire speeches. 1t was
generally conceded by all present,
friend or foe, that they are fine de-
baters. They both discussed the
principles and issues which they stand
for.
At the close of the debate, Hon. G.
]. Rencher, and Mr.. w. b. Lucas,
candidates for the office of District
Attorney, made short talks, announc-
ing their candidacy. Every one in the
large crowd seemed to enjoy the day
splendidly.
There was quite a large crowd of
the leading citizens of Columbus and
also from the Prairie Section to hear
the joint debate. Among the number
was one of the oldest and most popu-
lar lawyers of the Columbus bar.
General f. T. Sykes. The General
numbers his friends by the hundreds
all over the state, and we feel highly
honored by having him with us on
last Friday.
Remember Sunday is the all day
Old Sacred harp singing, at Elbethel.
Get all of the old time books of the
community. and also plenty of dinner,
as this promises TO be the biggest old
time singing of the season. We extend
a cordial invitation TO the writer from
Dan to Beersheba. to come as this is
the oldest church in the county, as
ITS history dates back to the pioneer
days Of the county, when Lowdnes
and Monroe formed one county.
The midsummer term of the Gale
donia high school will reopen on
Monday, July 18th, with Miss Birdie
Molloy as principal. She is considered
enc of the leading educators of the
state, as she has spent the past twenty
years in the school room. All the
pupils are urged to take advantage
VI this school. II is hoped that there
viii be full attendance.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06
Coming to Columbus, Miss
The Associated Doctors.
SPECIALISTS

The Associated Doctors, Special
lists, licensed by the State of Mississ-
ippi, and who have met with such
phenomenal success throughout the
entire Southeast, will be in Columbus
Mississippi, on Friday, July 18th,
1919. at the Commercial Hotel for
one day only to demonstrate their
new system of treatment of chronic
disease cases.
This will indeed be good news to
those who find it convenient 20 visit
the central laboratories in Birming-
ham, located at Suite 3II-I2 Lyric
Theatre Building, where the organic
alton has Southern headquarters.
These regular, reputable physicians
believe that the combined skill Of
several trained specialists in chronic
disease cases can accomplish more
than one doctor alone-in other words
in unity there is strength.
The offer to treat all who call on
this visit absolutely free, is their
original method of getting their sys-
tenn of treatment before the public
quicker, and no one rich o.
white or colored, should neglect to
take advantage of their very liberal
offer. ABSOLUTELY FREE med
cine exeepted) (No cutting-No
Knlfel
1t makes no difference how many
doctors you have consl,tec or Low
many patent medicines YOU have
taken, you cannot afford u miss his
opportunity of ascertaining your
,xaet condition and ta nest I'D
vised. No one should require further
lists than the following:
Square Cheatham, Boiling Ala,
writes: Il had rheumatism for over
two years and walked with stick.
After taking the first Cose of your
medicine threw away my stick. Your
remedy has done the work and ] am
now a well man. thanks to the Asso-
ciated Doctors"
Ira Craig, Creenville, Ala, writes:
Il am doing verr well. NY foot is
healing, although am compelled to
writes: y am free from rheumatic
pain since commencing your treat
ment."
Thomas Marshall. Chapman, Ala,
Wy - A.--l
q new nan. J feel don't need the
fuli eight weeks you prescribed"
Mrs. Margaret w. Rogers. Geor-
giana. Ala. writes: Il have been us
sr vol'v ~emedies prescribed near 3
weeks and am feeling much better
Rev r. L. Fletcher, Camalia, Ca,
writes: Il am q new man; eat well,
sleep well and feel like 8 man in my
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dear wife also wants TO thank you,
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Now that You know tire truth, you
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06


neighborhoOd. It's a pickup for soms
family who wants to keep house and
live economically. Get the price.
Terms il you want Il.
A desirable cottage on College St.,
on a corner lot with all conyeniences.
Best neighborhood and right at the
college. It is a bargain and il not sold
this week, it will rent for the ensuing
year. Four people want to rent it.
See it and get the price and you will
buy.
A beautiful building site on College
street, the property opposite the
Catholic church known as the McLe-
roy property. A large amount Of valu-
able building material in the two hou-
SEES which can be utilized in the con-
struction of modern home or an a
partment house. Every apartment in
such a house will rent here. Little
College street property is offered for
sale, and you seldom have a chance
to buy here Get this.
I A small cottage close 10 the line of
the M.&O. Railroad. Worth two thou
sand dollars Fifteen hundred win get
it.
Desirable cottage on College street.
Can be bought for $4,000, Almost rent
ed for the next year. Get it while you
can.
Elegant home on College street
with beautiful lot. It's a purchase at
$6500.00
The billiard home in Ward No. /,
South Columbus, three bed rooms,
and small room or closet, large bath
room, with fire place, toilet separate,
dining room with built-in china closet,
parlor, pantry and kitchen opening on
porch enclosed in windows and glass
panelled doors. Sleeping porch, cabi-
net mantels, tiled hearths, ash pits.
In fact everything complete. A bar
gain is offered in this property
Beautiful cottage on South Fourth
street, elegant in every respect. Nice
ly and conveniently arranged with
every convenience. Best neighborhood
and corner lot. Close to business Sec
ton and school, and car line. Some
terms if you want it. Opportunities
to rent, but offered for sale for
short while Price $500.
The Ed. Childers cottage in Ward
No 1, offered at a sacrifice. Close in
corner lot. The opportunity of life
time for some man who wants a cot
tage close in at great bargain. Price
upon application. Cheap, cheap, cheap.
The Brooks cottage opposite the
Weaver home on South Third Street.
This is fine piece Of property, close
in and is bargain at the price.
New cottage on South Ninth ST.,
lot 5Ox165. Price only $1,000.
The A. B. Cook cottage on Military
road Price cheap enough. Also the
Brookshire home across the way. See
us for prices
Desirable cottage on Third avenue
North. Close to the College, two
blocks of Main street, on corner lot,
desirable and all improvements. See
it and you will buy at the price
just the thing for some woman or
family who wants to make money
with roomers or boarders Twelve
room house, close in, and in a neigh
borhood which will command all the
trade you want.
Beautiful corner home, large and
roomy, adapted to apartments or
boarders or a home See it. Best
neighborhood.
Beautiful home on Military road.
Elegant home, large lot, fine garden
spot, stable outbuildings. You can
make a living on the garden spot. A
real purchase.
See this list, and if it don't fiji
your wants, we have others.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

skilled mechanic. He held the po-
sition of engineer at the water plant
several years ago. He will take
charge the middle of July.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06
CASTEEL COMING HERE.

Senator J. H. Casteel, candidate
for Lieutenant Governor Of Missis-
sippi, is expected to visit Columbus
and Lowndes county about the middle
of this month. He expects to fill a
number of speaking engagements in
this section and his itinerary and
speaking dates will be announced la
ter.
The Dispatch Ads are Winners.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06
CARD OF THANKS.

We acknowledge with sincere
thanks and appreciation the many
kindnesses shown us by friends and
neighbors in our recent bereavement.
Mrs. Josephine Duncan Egger.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Egger & family.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Mr.. G. W EasIey, of Reform, Ala.
included his name among the sub
scribers 10 The Dispatch. He Is ore
of the ickens county men who appre-
of the Pickens county men who appre-
ment which this paper has recently
established. May his tribe increase
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Mr.. t. N. Hollingsworth and fam
lily, of Corpus Christi, Texas are Wis
iting in Columbus, guests of Mr..
Hollingsworth's brother, DR.. S. l.
Hollingsworth.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Mr.. W. N. Kolb, of the Caledonia
section. was a visitor to The Dis
patch the past week and renewed his
subscription TO this paper.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Mr.. A. J. holly. of the KOlOls
Springs section was in the city the
past week and renewed his sub
subscription to The Dispatch.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Mr.. Boswell Stevens, of Noxubee
county was visitor for the Fourth
of July festivities in this city
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Mr.. W. Z. Frazee left Thursday
night for Biloxi where he will join
his family for the summer.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

Rev. J. A. Poe, Of the Delta,
was in the city the past week on
business.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-06

s.a-=A-A a. A. vsrs~~..
hAepdtCh Hssc Az vh"NVIH.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09

Hollenback and the ride was contin-
ued. Thanks to the efforts of Shah
bona, the victims of Black Hawk
were not as many as the murderous
band expected. In addition to the
fifteen settlers who were murdered
at Indian Creek two young women,
Rachel and Sylvia Hall, sisters, were
carried into captivity and were never
heard from again.
State Is Aroused.
The raid of Black Hawk aroused
the entire State and small army
was organized to destroy the band.
Abraham Lincoln was one of the vol
unteers. The Indians were driven
across the Mississippi river into Iowa
and returned to Illinois no more.
Shabbona, who was born in 1775,
erected cabin near Seneca after the
and was given kindly treat
ment by the white men for his friend
ly warning. He died in 1859 and
was buried in Evergreen cemetery at
Morris in Grundy county. In 1908,
a huge boulder was placed over the
grave. Many men, prominent in
public life of the State, attending the
lnveiling and delivered addresses
eulogizing the memory Of the great
chief who was willing to become the
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09

Benedict Arnold of ibis race to save
the lives of his white friends. "
The act of Shabbona was the more
remarkable from the fact that he was
in the war of 1912 and fought with
the British troops against the Amer
lean colonists. At the battle Of the
Thames when the great chief Tecum-
sch fell, Shabbona was second in com
mand. When peace was declared,
Shabbona vowed he would never raise
his tomahawk against the white again
and he kept his word.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09
Memorial To
Good Indian
CONTINUED from page 8.

to three survivors, fifteen lives were
sacrificed by the cruel rifle and scalp
ing knife of the Indians of Black
Hawks bloodthirsty band. Thirty
years after the massacre, William
Munson who married one of the three
women who escaped the wrath of the
red men, erected a monument to the
memory of the victims, which cost
$500. This memorial still stands. In
subsequent years, the patriotic res
idents of La Sale county launched
a campaign in behalf of larger
monument. The legislature finally
passed bill appropriating $4,000
for the purpose and the county set
aside a tract of seven acres as a
memorial park to be known as Shah
bona. This monument is sixteen feet
in height. 1t also commentaries the
deeds of Shabbona, chief of the Pot
who was a staunch
friend of the whites, and who was
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09
BLACK Names Y
TO PROBE HIGH
COST OF LIVING
Former Mayor w. o Head To Be
Chairman, Two Women Among
APPointees.

Frankfort, KY, Aug. 5.-Gov. Jas
D. Black late this afternoon appoint
ed commission of twelve Kentuck-
ians, two of whom are women, to in
vestigate the already unreasonbly
high and constantly increasing cost
of living.
Naming former Mayor w. o. Head
of Louisville, chairman, the Cover
nor, in a proclamation announcing
creation of the commission, urges
the members to assemble immediate
ly, probably in the State Capital, and
begin the investigation.
Although some of the Governors
appointees will not know of their Sc
lection until they see the newspapers
Wednesday, it is assumed by the Gov
ernor that they will accept.
The twelve appOintees are:
w. o. Head, Louisville, chairman.
Fred M. Sackett, formerly Federal
Food Administrator for Jefferson
county.
NJ. B. Kendrick, Louisville.
Mrs. Charles P. Weaver, Louis
vile.
Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart, Frank
fort.
B. M. Heat, Midway.
R. G. Wells, Pikeville.
w. c. Montgomery, Elizabethtown.
Judge w f. Hall, Harlan county.
Capt. ]. Frank Hawn, Barbour
vile.
Alb Mercer, Martwick, Muhlenberg
county.
w. G. Duncan, Greenyille.
The Governor, in his proclamation,
says, in part:
"The high cost of living is the real
" big problem of today, and lies very
close to the unrest of the hour.
The situation is indeed serious.
There is no good reason, as believe,
to justify the enormous prices the
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09
| the Paul Revere Of the Mississippi
ShaBbOna's Faithfulness.

the Paul Revere of the Mississippi
valley.
Shabbona's Faithfulness.
After attending a war dance in
Lee county in May, 1882, called by
Black Hawk to launch campaign Of
determination against the white set
tiers, Shabbona and his son, declin-
ing to participate, and warning Black
Hawk of the consequences, stole
away to sound the note of warning.
They determined to save as many as
possible from the torture and tragic
death that would be the fate OF all
in the path of the avengers. Turn
ing their back upon their own race
forever, realizing that their act would
be regarded as triatorous, Shabbona
and his son went from log cabin to
cabin, warning the settlers to flee for
their lives. Many needed the warn
ing and fastened to the fort near Of
iowa while others went to Fort Dear
borne, now the site of Chicago. Most
of the settlers respected the warning
of the old chief and his son as they
FASTENED down the Illinois valley.
but few laughed at his words and
remained. In Kendall county, the
horse ridden by Shabbona fell dead
but he was given another by George
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09

people are being forced to pay fo
necessaries, such as clothing anC
foodstuffs.
81 have the impression that there
exist combines whose purpose has
been and is to monopolize distribu-
ton of essentials which enter into
needs of the people, and 1 know the
people out to be liberated from all
such injustice.
IF there is the unjust profiteer,
his manipulations should be thwarted
so that the common people may be
saved from his wrongs.
'In order that the source and
cause of the evil may be located and
proper means worked out to remove
such evil, I have thought it proper
to appoint commission to investi-
gate the situation, and to suggest
some remedies as such investigation
may demand and justify.
"And request that all Common
wealth and County Attorneys of the
State assist the commission in the
performance of the work in hand"
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09
plseinlIne.

Know you not that our business hers
is warfare, and one must watch, and
one go out as spy, and one must
fight? You neglect to do the bidding
OF the commander, and complain when
he hath laid somewhat rougher than
common up you, and you mark not
what, so far as in yoH lies, you are
making the army to become, so that IL
all copy you, none will dig trench.
none will cast up rampant, none will
watch, none will run any risk, but
each VIII appear worthless for war.
fare. -EpictetuA
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09

Special low prices on potted and
unpotted Tomato Plants for late
lanting.-METCALFE, Florist.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-08-09

The Kentuckian $500 a year.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08

asa de ticaoasa tine sam torturez baratu am fo
Gle ncmernica tine pescuesc aanti lnga
alcu lu atu al pescuit tn pc Maeescu nga cataa
cul coplor tai. Nerusinat-o. Nemernco. Ticaoaso''
Mama Ajunge. Ca afel reezam amndoi 81 til
astup gura, strga Didna catre maa batind din picor
ASA Ma amennti Crezi ca m al prost 81 sd tre-
mur nantea ia tremurat Alexandra 81 Tt Pc cine
amenin putoare repezinduse la ca insfaca de par
trnti JOS 81 timu pima ven Dutescu 81 zse
inginind
va rog prea stmata doama Cleopatra Stamatescu la
sati-o.
Cleopatra sobozi coadele fse din nina eli 81 nd bal
onll ln Duescu Gle pc scaun imbraca el 81 ii sop:
Dute repcde 81 adu Cnd esi ia chea antreulu
81 nculo pc din aara Sa vii repcde 81 es din salon urcd
cite doua trepe odata Sus i'll capu scarei ntn Ttu
care auzse sgomot vense De acoo sus
alzIt cuvntee soacrase 81 tpetee Ddinei Vaznd ca
soacra-sa urea scara Vol eel
zce daca fntiln cu el
,,Due in casa sa racest zse Cleopatra care Titu
cInd II vazu corridor Tcaoasa manincc
capu la tot lncuee i'll camera pima milne deschz
la nlmeni pima vel anzi cuvinee in numele ege Al
anzlt? Al sa iii scapat din gharele els
Iltu Gu inma sarita toate era foare slab dar
groaza dadu puter aerga repede i'll l ncue
usa pc dinlauntru ~.
Cleopatra lnra in camera e Isl inpacheta in doua
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08

geamanane mari ucrure absout necesare Dcscuind
de ban ban gvarcaele le puse in SIN lmbrac
pc baonul de iara 81 Isl puse caculita pc Lua
cobor trecnd prn de aseparc
es in antret 81 asepa Broasca de la anretuui
inocma Cd pc dauntru putea deschde fara chee cnd
ost ncuata pc din afar Sc gndi sa as 81 sa piece
pc JOS pima ntiln Dutescu, dar cnd puma NINA
impnga zavoru auzi trasra opreSte la scara 81
in cite-va momcnte usa fu deschisl.
Duescu ua geamanancle urcindue in rasura Cleo
patra deja partea opusa arunca Dutes
lnga Astfe parasea pentru otdeauna fica
eli cazuse pima n fund i'll prhpastia mocrloasa pros
titutei - sM4ss
Birjaru nina la Hotel Central unde uari camera 81
pusera la Gale 'rostul vietei viitoare.
A doua ri dimineata Cleopatra mers la Doamna Sa-
spuse Cd fu e este la cee mai
maltraari din partea Didc ii expuse suata pc arg III
cndui daca ncrvne sal scape Didna sal ma
nince capul.
Dina Savcscu alarma de fiuui 81 ncepu sa
plinga Zoiea consua 81 hotar sa faca I'm denunt la
parche Sc imbraca repede 81 nsoa de Cleopatra mers
la parchet unde denunta casu Procuroru asculta Gu
atentic peca nsot de Zoiea 81 agent al poltel
Didna la dejun, impreuna Matescu, care con-
sasc in noaptea acee cnd omu ege fu anunat de ser
voare it, ntrodusesc sala de asteptare acu ylnt
l Mateescu in parcuara 81 zsc scrvitoafei sal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08

Introduce i'll salon Dlna pail la ata cind vazu ca omu
lege insott de Zoiea, privea bajocoritoarc.
,Unde sotul D-ra? intreba procurorn, dupa ce Isl
arata cataea de agent auxiar al mineruui de justite
Inca sa scuat'', raspunsc Ddina. ,,Ce aveti Gu
D-lui?
,Nreau sa vorbesc D-sa. Va rog spuneti- cal as
tcptss, raspunse procurorul.
Didna esi din salon 81 urea la Titu ncerca sa ntrc
dar usa incuaa. Bau la usa dar prm nic
puns Batu inca odaa de asia data dar nu smti
nci miScare. O coprinse banuala ca Ttu sa sin
ucis in aiu denunat casu Batu din il stri
ga pc npme dar nc ca Titu sar afa in camera.
Palida, facind sfortari mari sa de spaima
ii coprnse seul peca 81 coorind JOS in salon Else
procuroruui:
Am batut la usa 81 n am primit nici raspuns"
,Curos' raspunse procuroruL ,,Poate s'a intimpat
ceva Sa mergem sd vedem 81 porni condus de Didna
urmat de Zoea.
Ajuns in dreptul usei Didina zise: ,,Aicis.
Procurorul batu usor in usa zicind I'm numcc lcgci
deschide.
Zoica zimbea Inima Didnei baea putere 81 privca
nerabdare vata la usa Peste citeva usa
deschise 81 aparu chpu u Tu slab scoalcit alb
rul Procuroru cunosea incruna din sprincene
inorcindl-se catre Didina ii zse:
Joanna Savescu, D-tra puteti pleca."
Iva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
VIRTUE 81 DFSFRlU
ROMAN CONTIMPORAN de G. r. PASCU.
(Urmare).
N de G. r. PASCU.

(Urmare).
In lpsa mase Didna facut vint ui Mateesc soptindu
rcnapoiezc la orce unsprezece 81 prond de prle
vol sa prinza i'll cursa 81 pc Dutescu.
In momentu cind Dutescu ravelsa saonul Cleopatra
trecu prin sufragerie il vazu paid fata Pse repede
pc es in corridor in camera de asteptare
in momentul clnd Dutescu sc imbraca baltonul.
Gel Cnde vrei sd megi ntreba Cleopatra apucindu
de brat.
Duescu ii spuse ce la zs Ddina.
N al sa peci ncaieri fara mine zse Cleopatra
rdicaa desbracnul de balton lua intrind
GU e III salon. arunca mergnd repede care
Didna, care ridcase de pc canapea ntreba agata
,,Ce-ai avut Dutescu?
m a inslltat in modul eel mai obraznic Alta tot.s'
Tea insultat9 Cum?
M asat pc caraghioasa pc 81 esit din sa-
Ion. Sa piece din mea.''
rs ,Nu tie rusine obrazuui? Tcaloasors
ASA Ma INSULT pentru amant?ts
rAmant? Ri bine, da, amantul men, dar am fost
asa de caloaa tine 50 leg de aman tai am fost
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
DARE DE sEAMA 81 MULTU
MITA PUBLICA

Societatea romma de ajutor 81
cultura .,Desrobirea Neamului
Rominesc" din Warren Town
ship, Ohio, a avut petrecere ca
dams in ziua de 16 Noembrie 1919
al carei rezultat fost destul de
multlumitor att din punct de We
dere moral, cit 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale aducem
cele mai sincere multumiri tutu-
ror participation de la aceasta
frumoasa petrecere 81 mai ales
acclor vrednici spriiinitori al
societatii noastre, care pc linga
ticatul de intrarc au mai contri-
butt 81 GU suprasolviri, 81 care
sunt urmatorii marinimosi do
natori:
a. Costea So; n. Stan 81; J.
Todoran 81; |. Calm ST; y. Ger
nea ST.; A. Ampoitean soc; d.
Barbat ST.; S. Suciu soc; l. O.
prison 81; |. Radu 81; G.. Onut
81; M. Sbuchea 81; V. DudaSi
81; n. Costea 81; |. Luea ST.; Y.
Sirbu soc; z. Bleahu 81; l. Mich
soc; V. Getan 81.
Gu aceasta ocaziune am avut
urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate totale .......... $94.2j
Este totale ...... 500. I,
emit curat $500
Deci inca odata multumim tu-
turor participation de la acea-
sta petrecere, precnm 81 acelor
trati care au contribute GU sil-
Eorasolviri, si-i rugam ca 81 pn
vitor sd binevoiasca a ne ia tot
jsprijinul dior posibil sprc bineie
81 inaintarea societatii noastrc $;
a intregului neam romine>c.
In numele societatii ,.Desrobi
rea neamului Rominesc" din Wa
rren Township, Ohio:
Nicolae Stan, presecinte
Vasile Cernea, secretar I.