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Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
'|SHAN TUNG
PROVISION
DEFENDED T
Arkansas Senator Says OPP
pOnents Have Made False
Statements in Their At
tacks.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator
Robinson, (Dem.) of Arkansas, ad-
drest the Senate, today, in defense of
the provision in the Peace Treaty,
giving temporary control of the Shan
tung Peninsula to Japan, which has
been made the focal point of attack
by the opponents Of the treaty.
The senator asserted that this pro-
vision had been repeatedly misinter-
preted and generally misunderstood
and decried as unjust suspicion of
Japan's motives in the light of re-
peated declarations by her statements
that the territory would be eventually
restored to China.
Robinson said that altho the pop
ulation of the peninsula was only 1861
600 and its area small, one senator
had said that by the treaty 100000
inhabitants had been taken from Chi
ma and presented to Japan. He as
serted that Japan had obtained pos
session of the peninsula from Ger
many by force of arms and that while
in possession had secured the agree
ment of China to recognize any set
tlement she might make with Ger
many on the restoration of peace. He
added that mo beneficial effect can
result if we assume Japan is acting
in bad faith"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
MILK DISTRIBUTORS in HANDS OF CREDITORS
MOTHER ARRANGED
ON MURDER CHARGE

Nancia Zavala, the mother who
abandoned her newly born babe, was
arraigned this morning on the charge
of murder, her preliminary hearing
being set for next Monday at two
O'clock
Stodily Indifferent to the proceed
ings of the court, the result of which
may send her to the gallows, the wo-
man presented a brazen appearance
being the least one concerned in the
room.
Instead of taking the child back,
after it was found abandoned in tn.
bushes and nursing it back to health,
giving it her best attention, Coroner
Peterson reported to the district at
torney's office that the woman was
the direct cause of the death of the
babe.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
Henderson Says That If The Company Had Been Success
full in Securing Right Management Organization
Would Have Prospered. Suffers Net Loss of S25 900
To Date.

7 in the hands of Henderson and anoth-
, er Sacramento banker, Fred w. Kie-
sci was received with interest by those
who believed that the plan behind all
these Milk Producers Associations
was for big financial interests to get
control of the dciry production of
California by the way of mortgage
sales but the other creditors refused
Pure Milk Distributors to the two
bankers.
A committee of five was appointed
as follows: James o. Boyd, Fred w.
Kiesel, J. M. Henderson Jr., Mr.. Re-
mick and G. S. Garrissere.
1t was then suggested that men,
ber of the Sperry family now residing
in Los Angeles, would like to have
chance to manage the Pure Milk Dis
tributors and that he desired to have
all the stock placed in escrow and an
option to purchase the same in case
he made success of the concern This
proposal was also received with inter-
est, but for the present the entire
body of the creditors will keep the
control in their hands through the
committee of five. In the meantime
an investigation will be made to de-
termine whether all the $50 800 stock
issue was fully paid up, and whether
the $4,000 taken in the name of Rus
sell Richardson, former employee of
Henderson, remains in Richardson's
possession.
The larger debts of the company
include the following: A mortgage for
$4,000 held by the California Life
Insurance Company, note for $49,-
900 held by the Kiesel's bank, and a.
note for $4,000 held by Henderson's
bank.
1t appears that the company was
Incorporated for S50, 900, Immediately
mortgaged for similar amount and
then further entangled with notes for
$4,000 thus following the Henderson
plan of financeering.
henderson and kleSel told the 9TH
er creditors that the banks would per-
nit the merchandise creditors to take
preference over them with their
claims, and that if good manager
could be found the banks would loan
the company still more money.
1t was agreed among the larger
creditors that no claims would be
pressed for a period of two years.
William H. Hanlon who has been
the manager has a claim against the
company for $4,000 for wages. OF the
100 creditors so were present at yes
terday's meeting. The general claims
represented beside the mortgage and
notes being $4,000.
1t was stated that up to July 1st
the Pure Milk Distributors had lost
$4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
E[ CENTRIC
WILL HAVE
CITY HALL
City Trustees To Call Bond
Election For City Hall,
Fire Alarm System and
Other improvements.

BY an unaDmous vote, the city
council last @ight adopted a resolu-
ton and approved Of the plans ad=
vanced by the Chamber Of Commerce
for civic improvements
The people of Ell Centro will have
the opportunity of voting bond cleo
ton, early this fall, which will pro-
vide funds for the construction of a
new city hall, stadium, lighting sys-
tenn, fire alarm system and increased
water supply.
The tentative plans considered pro-
vide for joint committee, composed
of members of the city council and
the chamber Of commerce, which will
draw plans, make estimates and sub
NIT the complete plans to the city
council.
The actual cost CT the new improve
ments, except the fire alarm system,
is at present unknown, but will run
well over hundred thousand dollars.
Members of the Chamber of Corn
merce put the issue up to the city
council, deploring the lack of civic
pride which seemed to he apparent
in Ell Centro during the past few
months and stated that tlis spirit was
not the spirit which caused the pio-
neers of Ell Centro to build city
whose progress is still the talk of the
southwest.
At first glance many voters ques-
ton the advisability of erecting
stadium and to this part of the pro-
gram the directors of the Chamber of
Commerce have devoted a great deal
of thought and time. 1t is pointed out
by the members of the chamber that
a stadium with seating capacity of
ten thousand will bring more people
to Ell Centre than any other one fea-
ture.
The plans of the members of the
committee are to erect a stadium with
a large seating capacity and have a
municipal swimming pool. This one
feature of the stadium will bring
scores of people of the valley to
Ell Centro during the summer, and it
is pointed out that very slight cost
the water in the pool can be warmed
for the use of the plunge in the Win
ter.
The stadium also provides public
play grounds not only for the children
but for grown ups as WELL A series
Of tennis courts will be installed
In Sacramento, where the city pro-
vides a municipal playground and
city park, there are half dozen
tennis courts and these are thronged
continually by lovers of the sport.
The Chamber of Commerce believes
that Fairgrounds patterned after
the one in Sacramento will not only
prove to be a delightful source of re-
cretion to Ell Centre but will prove
to be a magnet in interesting people
to settle in the valley.
By doubling the city and county as
sessment roll, the bonding capacity
of the city is also doubled and with
the margin provided in the bonding
capacity, there is ample room to in
clude all the improvements outlined
by the Chamer of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
CAUSE OF RACE RIOTS
PROHIBITION is THE

WASHINGTON July 24.-Repre-
sentative Kahn of California puts the
blame for the racial riots in Washing
ton upon rigid prohibitory legislation
and the "boot-leggers" and "blind
pigs" that it has brought into being.
Revised figures show total of five
dead and ten fatally wounded during
the riots. Hundreds were less serious
ly hurt and the hospitals and jails
were taxed beyond capacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
RADIO SPARK IS
POSSIBLE CAUSE
BL|MP DISASTER
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, July 24.-Did currents
for the Naval Radio station neai
which it sailed, produce the spark that
caused the Goodyear blimp to crash in
flames thru the Illinois Trust & Saw
ings' Bank killing 13 persons and in
juring 27, last Monday? Technical ex-
perts have suggested the theory which
will be Investigated.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
NEW MAP OF VALLEY
Published.

O. V. Blackburn has just completed
a new map of the Imperial Valley,
which shows the valley as whole.
Every road, ditch and waterway is
accurately dipicted while the valley
from Calexico to INLAND is shown.
Many users of maps in the valley
claim that this map is the best one
of the valley ever published.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
HUNGARIANS CROSS
ROUMANIAN BORDER

VIENNA, July 24.-Roumanians
and Hungarians continue to skirmish
along the border. The latter have
crossed the River Thesis at points
about 10 miles northeast and Is
miles southeast of Budapest. The
crossings were made with rafts and
Hungarians claim the capture Of a
number of prisoners.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
HEAT CLAIMS
ANOTHER

Coroner Peterson received phone
call from Cantu, California stating
that an unknown Mexican had died
from heat prostration at that place.
Permission was given for the burial
of the man.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
DELTA IMPLEMENT CO.
CHANGES HANDS

The Delta Implement company
changed hands yesterday, the new
owner being J. ]. Johnson. II. Il.
Diller will remain in charge Of tIo
business and no changes in the per
sonar of the selling force are contem-
plated.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24

ridden on trains, most of the time get
ting free automobile rides.
Burial was made this morning by
the Mulligan Undertaking firm in the
county cemetery at Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
TRUE NOW
TRUS 7 WAY S
AND w H E E LIS
Some. Plain Facts for the
Dairyman
b FRANK PELTRET
B FRANK PELTRET

Passion and prejudice are re
sponsible for most of our mistakes
and failures in life. Under their
influence we are prone to re-
ject the truth and to flay the
truth-teller, if the truth is in any
degree unpleasant to us. Men
who have selfish interest in con-
cealing the truth from others,
throw into their eyes the dust of
passion and prejudice. They thus
avoid the issue Of truth which they
cannot meet and, sad to say, they
often get away with the bacon,
before the dust is cleared away.
1888:
The belated answer to the
charges of extravaganza and inef-
ficiency made by Mr.. Allison Peck
against the Milk Association has
doubtless been read by all inter-
ested dairymen. With charges and
answer. before us the record is
made up. We have right to as
sumo that we are now in possess
sion Of all the main facts. Let us
examine these facts in the record
mad see who is throwing dust.
The following is a summary of the
salient points in Mr.. Peck's orig
inal statement:
THAT the local Association
has been paying large sums of
money into Mr.. Henderson's State
Association from which it has re-
ceived no benefit and for which it
has received no report that has
been made known to it's members.
2.-That the secretary's report
shows that it is costing the Asso-
citation $3.75 hundred pounds to
manufacture butter as compared
with a cost to the Delta Cream
cry of from $1.55 to $1.65.
3.-That Mr.. Henderson's state
ments in re profits in milk by
products are false.
4.-That until the present local
creamery is put on more eff
cient basis it would be folly for
our dairymen to run into debt to
extend money-losing operations.
..s :s:s*
The first answer to Mr.. Peck's
charges was made in the PROG
RESS and cove the following ex-
planation of why Mr.. Peck and
the Association parted company:
reprinted from it's issue of March
z.
EITHER the manager, Allison
Peck will leave or the Association
will have a complete new clerical
force >. thru the policy of Mr..
Peck who has declared his deter
mination to cut salaries and in
other ways reduce expenses"
In the formal reply Of the AS
sociation to Mr.. Peck's charges is-
sued after more than week of si-
lence, the directors have not ONE
WORD TO SAY IN EXPLANA-
TION OR DENIAL OF
CHARGES /, 3 and as summar-
lied herein. In answer to charge
2 they do not deny that their
manufacturing cost is $3.75 per
100 nor that the manufacturing
cost in the Delta Creamery under
Mr.. Peck's management was $1.55
to $1.65 but they attribute this
increase in cost of almost $50
per cent to advance in cost of la
,bor and materials. They ignore
Mr.. Peck's charges in order to
devote two columns to an attack
upon Mr.. Peck's efficiency and
their organ follows this up with an
attack upon his sincerity. Since
the truth or falsehood of Mr..
Peck's charges is the sole ques-
tion at issue and Mr.. Peck's eff
cheney or sincerity is therefore no
part of the issue is this or is it
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
SOME SAY TODAY
THE HOTTEST DAY

This article is written strictly
for the benefit of the Imperial
Valley folk who are basking in
the delightful sea breezes whose
toes may at this time be delicious
ly dug in the cool wet sand on the
beach or who may be catching
the limit of mountain trout in
some enhancingly cool mountain
canyon, and for the stranger with
in the gates.
Today is, in the opinion of
many old timers the hottest day
ever experienced in the valley.
While the thermometer does not
register as high as it has been
known to register the intense hui
midity has made the day seem un-
usually warm, to put IL mildly.
.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24
DAIRY COMPANY ON
HENDERSON'S DOOR
STEP FACES RUIN

PURE MILK DISTRIBUTORS INC. FINANCED AND
SUPPORTED BY SACRAMENTO PROMOTER IS
TURNED OVER TO CREDITORS. SAD COM
MENTARY ON HENDERSON'S PROMISES TO
IMPROVE DAIRY INDUSTRY.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-07-24

Superior court resumed session this
morning with few minor suits being
heard.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

Daca nu era att de cuprins in eau.
tarea fetei sale, ar Fl vazut portita
deschisa 81 ar Fl gasit calea. Ell ple-
ca fnsa spre gradinA, apoi suci pc la
capatul easel. ,,Ileana! auzi tu, +.
leana!" Nici un raspuns. ,,Pacatele
mele zise el plin de fngrijare, un
de poate Fl fata aceea?.' - In eli
pa aceasta sosi la coltul easel. In
dos, intre casa 81 gardul lui Stan,
vazu ceva miscindu-se. ,,Tu esti l.
leana!a" Nici un raspuns, dar 81
aratarea care Sc vedea, ramase ne
clintita. ,,Cine-e acolo!' striga Ba-
dea Mitrea pasind minios spre ell /!
,,Eu sunt, Bade Mitre! zise Bu-
jor Gu glas tremurator, vazindu-se
un pas de la Mitrea.
,,Dar, ce dracul, cauti tn aici pc
vremea asta. .Y'' Bujor stete ottawa
vreme turburat, apoi scoase vorbe-
lie fara de legatura.
,,Bade Mitre! Sa-mi dai pc Ilea.
na, so mariti dupa mine, ca Eau
nu-i bine, daca nu faci asa!'
Mitrea ramase uimit de vorbe 81
de felul in care erau zise.
,,Ei bine, zise el, apoi acuma noaI
tea vii tn sa-mi petesti fataY'
,,Dara NO petesc acuma, nici
n am VENT de asta'', graf Bujor a
marat, apoi Sc suci in calciiu. IA
1ica nu milo dai nu mi-o da. Tine
ito tie!''
Cind Mitrea vazu. cd Bujor plea.
ca, facu un pas spre ell.
.,Auzi, mai Bujor, zise ell moIco-
tit d apoi cd IL am zis eu, ca nu tic
1au''
Zicind aceste, il apuca GU NINA
lie brat, 81 Ell stetera multa vreme
asa fara sd Sc miste, fara sd graias-
ca careva vr 'un cuvint.
Oar lleana unde eg'' intreba
Mitrea mai in urma.
,Ileanag M in casa a?''
"A iesit 81 nu stu unde perit'
BuJor tresari la aceste cuvinte.
De mutt vazut ell usa deschisa, a
auzit char, cind cineva a deschis-o.
ba 81 gindit ca Ileana ar fl putut
sa iasa pc usa aceea.
Cind sc gasira la ulita, Bujor pie
ca spre cruce.
,,Stai''. graz Mitrea, LA dreap-
ta!''
lleana sedea pc laita de dinain-
tea casel lui Stan 81 sc saruta Gu
Naica Sanda, muma lui Bujor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25
fNcuNosT11NTARE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .fnvierea'' din Martins
Ferry, Ohio, aduce la cunostinta
tuturor membrilor sal aflatori in
alte orase (afara din Martins Fe-
rry, Ohio, cum ca societatea IN
vierea" in ziua de 5 Februarie
1919 a hotarft de a Sc face o re-
partitie in urma cazurilor de in
fluenta spaniola, s'au hotarit
aruncuri pc luna Februari, 1919,
2 pc luna Martie 1919, $3.50 e
rate), termenul ca fiecare mem
kru sa-si fmplineasca datolinta
sa pima la Is Martie 1919.
Bine voiasca deci toti membrii
lua la cunostinta aceasta, lar
eel ce vor refuza 81 vor neglija
cele mai sus zise, nu Sc vor bucura
de beneficiu din partea soc;eta.ii
I Oastre.
In numele societatii ,,1nvierea"
din Martins Ferry, Ohio:
D. Siandru, presedinte.
v. Ciolan, secretar.
(42-45)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

Clubui Cultural Romin, Gu Sc
diul pc East Side, 1885 East 55-th
Street, are onaorea a invita- pc
toate onoratele Societagi, Cluburi
81 Parochii, precum 81 pc toti fra
I'll RomIni din loo 81 din jur a lua
parte La marele bal mascat. care
va avea loc Simbat.a Martie
l'19, Jaetes Hall din 500. ST
C'a;I Avenue,
1nceputul la Orele A p. IN.
Vestita muzica d-lui Pintea
din Cleveland, Ohio va distra ono.
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoa.
Sc arii de dams 81 cintece nationa.
lie in tot timpul petrecerei.
Tot odata sunt rugati toti tine
Ri 81 tinerele domnisoare nu sc
retrage de la acest Bal Mascat
caci Clubul nostru s'a interesa,
pentru diferite premium, 81 ori 81
citi mascati vor Fl, toti vor Fl
multumiti Gu aceste premium, du-
|pa cum vor Fl mascati. Masca cea
mai frumoasa are premiul I-iu
cea mai urfta, are premiul al H.
lea 81 asa mai departe, nici mas.
ca nu va raminea fara premiu.
Deci tot odata rugam pc tot
fratii Romini de a nu lipsi de la
aceasta hazlie petrecere daca
vreau sa alba seara placuta.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 80
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

infasurat O naframa alba ca neaua
care, ca un giulgiu, pune un pervaz
de taina chipului eli fara cusur.
Ochii Ell sunt grei de lacrami ne
varsate; ii tine jumatate inchisi, ca
81 cind vre-o durere ascunsa i-ar
impovara pleoapele. Oar buzele ei
sunt aprinse ca fructul eel mai
copt; puternicile Ell mini Sc incle-
steaza 81 Sc descleSteaza, ca ale o.
mulu cfnd e lacom sd apuce vre-o
prada care mereu ii scapa.
Sala cea mare e intesata de oas-
petit carl il sunt mai pc plac, 81 pc
retii sunt impodobiti Gu verdeata,
caci In adevar, e ajunnl zilei de
Craciun. Regina Dana insa, priye-
ste Ia yesela adunare, dar nu des-
chide buzele, 81 nu la parte la sgo-
mot. Regele Nal 0 pfndeste Gu ini-
ma indurerata, caci par Cd simte In
ira lui, povara ce apasa pc Ell.
E Flacarile salta in vatra, unde an
de 9 uriasa buturuga; pilpfie 81 ln-
cesc, 81 par'ca se grabesc "a 81 mi
stuie prada; preling gindu-se pc lem
|nul uscat Gu limbi lacome, carl par
4 spune q fantastica poveste, in q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

OF la fost poate smulsa pc cind era
ranit 81 gaia sd moara? Cine ar pu-
tea spune? Aceste buze tacute nu
Sc vor mai deschide pentru al pove
sti suferintele, 81 cite a avut de in
durat.
Lady Igraine atunci Sc ridica dec
data in toata inaltimea eli: 81 ca In
tr'un Wis, Sc indrepta spre capatii-
ul patului, apoi ia din perete spada
de aur, care atirna acolo, ca 0 cru
ce batuta in nestimate: .Spada
care fusese a streinului, Omului
pc care il iubise spada care era sem
null stralucitor al zilelor pc care le
traise in Raiu.
Dope perete, desprinde cea mai
mare Ell comoara, 81 aseaza, in
toata stralucirea eli, peste neagra "a
lie de otel, peste inima tihnita acum,
q omului care patimise atitea de dra
gul Ell.
Caci asa fost 81 asa va ii tot
deauna: fericirea care ridica pe u
lnul pima in eeruri, poate fl totoda-
/ ta taisul care strapnnge snfletul al
|tnia. Fericirea care Sc lasa ca o BIZ
|necuvintare pc doua mimi, poate ii
u - laa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

Toti membrii societatm romine
de ajutor 81 cultura ,,Saminatorul
Romin" sunt rugati ca pima la
10 Martie 1919 sa-si achite repair
titia de So pentru cazurile de in.
fluenta spaniola. Tot odata sunt
rugati toti acei frati membrii care
nu au participat la petrecerea din
II Ianuarie 1919, sd 'bine voiasca
a achita suma de 81, sau ori 81 &C
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

rit fiul meu, primul meu nascut
murit!
Vino del vezi fata zice blind
batrina; 81 cind vel privi marea pa.
ce care S a lasat peste dinsa, ceva
din acea pace cred ca va patrunde
81 in inima ia indurerata".
Duios Isl incolaceste bratul in ju.
rul feneei sfisiate de durere, 81 9
'duce in spre incaperea dinauntru
lar Lady Igraine, tinind strins mi.
na batrinei servitoare, Sc uita lung
La fiul care murit pentru al sea-
pa cinstea.
A fost poate Q jertfa fara folos
poate ca el n "a fost alt decit un vi
sator, care nu 81 dadea seama de
intelesul lucrurilor din asta lume,
nici de chipul cum lie vor judeca al.
til: ,,Usque ad finem hoe ct nee ul.
ira" Pima la sfirsit, aceasta 81 nj
mic alt. 8 Buzele erau inchise
pentru totdeauna; nu-si predasera
taina; fara tinguire Isl primise vi
teazul moartea, caci asa fusese fl
irca hui; asa pricepuse Ell acest GU
yint, onoare, pc care lumea IL pre-
tueste att de sus 81 lumea 50 jul
dece daca q fost o nebunie!
81 pc cfnd mama privests Ia frn-
moasa fat&, acum Att de pasnica,
deodata baga de seam j marele
cavalier negrn MI II nm me- spada
a, mimi y
Qare ! iost tsinta 1 ori y piezdut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-25

neaza Ochii acum, vol pleca Ia
curtea Reginei Dana, 81 voiu striga
in fata tuturor acelora carl mi-au
oslndit baiatul, pentru ce STA ba-
gat spada in teaca; pentru ce si-a
lasat neinfrint potrivnicul; pentru
ce ma iesit invingator din lupta
Eu, mama lui, vol marturisi adeva-
rul; 81, precum STA dat Ell vieata
pentru cinstea mea, imi voiu da eu
cinstea pentru numele lui!
Lasa-l in asta noapte sd odihneas-
ca pc acest pat ingust al meu; lar
milne, voiu chema pc sfintii calu-
gari carl au ingropat pc fatal sau,
81 lie voiu spune sal duca trupul la
marble curt ale Regelui Mai; 81
astfel, Sc va inapoia omuI batjoco-
rit la acoperisul de unde q fost IL
gonit Sc va inapoia Gu fata palida
81 imba muta dar voiu sta eu a.
laturi de dinsul, pentru . marturi-
81 yitejia lui, 81 pentru al da ina
poi renumele picrdut!'s
81 nenorocita femeie cade in ge-
nunchi, ascunzindu-si fata in man
tia pc care voise 40 dea fiului ei la
intoarcere; 81 ramfne acplo, pc cind
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Ill DERIM.
D.: llaria; Regina 1ominisi.
Traducere de-:
1arg. Miller Vseghy.
(Urmare).
POVESTE IN UMBRx 81 LU-
NINA

,,Si-a fost intro seara de
iarna, inainte sd asfinteasca SCARE
lie, cind i-au zarit ochii tarmul ia
rel lui, tara in care locuiesti tu. /.
Sc temea sd nu moara in acea clipa
pnternicul, lnarele viteaz, Sc temea
Ca un copilas STA impreunat mimi
lie, 81 S "a rugat sal mai dea Dunn
nezeu citeva zile, citeva ceasuri, pi-
gna sd ajunga Ia usa ta... pima sa
ajunga la inima ia.
Si atunci, lau adus pima La tt
ne, credinciosi pima la sf1rsit; Eau
purtat, prin vifor 81 furtpna 81 min
soare, croindu-si drumul noaptea
prin padure, ca sal aduea Ia tine
y tine, lnama-sa, care niciodata
d ai stiut ce fnsesmna al iubi, nici
u 31 fnteles. at pretaieSte Ell. lar
"a pfieins marei hi dragoste,
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(42--45)

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Negru Voda' din Me
KeesROcks, Pa, aduce la cunos.
tinta tuturor membrilor sal din
loc 81 din jur, cum ca avind sedin.
ia in seara zilei de 1 Februarie
1919, 1ntre alte puncte mai in.
semnate s'a hotarit 81 repartiza.
rea cazurilor de moarte intimpla-
te prin epidemia Influenza spani-
ola. Suma repartizata este de a
dolari pc fiecare frate membru
Fiecare frate membru este ru.
gat a achita aceasta suma in timp
de 60 de zile, adica pima la
Aprilie 1919.
Dupa l Aprilie 1919, fiecare
membru care nu STA facut dato-
rinta, in caz de boala sd Sc infor-
meze la art. VII, punct II din sta
tutele locale.
Deci fiecare membru este rugat
a Sc pune in regula pima la tim
pul sus numit, ca 81 societatea
noastra sa-si poata face datoria
fata de Uniune, precum 81 Uniu-
nea Isl va face datoria fata de
membrii sal. AceaSta mai mutt ca
sd amuteasca gurile birfitorilor, 81
pc viitor nu avem hpsa sa ne dea
sfaturi, aceia care nu au nici un
interes fata de organizatiunea
noastra, pentru ca Uniunea 81 So
cietatile sd stu conduce fara STA
turtle dinsilor. (1&4) J
In numele societatii ,,Negru Vo-
da'' din McKees Rocks, Pa:
Petru NIGGA, presedinte
George Blaga, secretar.