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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

Tuesday, Nov. e
At 10 a. m
NINE HEAD OF HORSES AND
MULES.

NINE HEAD OF HORSES AND
MULES
One bay mare, years old, weight
1,4o0: team Of mares, years old,
weight 1900; dark gray gelding. com
ing s years old. weight 1,+0o; black
geid.ng. coming s years Old. weight
1850; bay seIding, IL years old, weight
1880; black gelding. years old, weight
$50: span mules, s years old, weight
2.1oo.
. TWENTY-FIVE HEAD CATTLE
Eighteen head 2-year-old steers.
high grade yearling Hereford bull,
yearllng heller. . mich cows to be
fresh soon.
sEVENTY.slx HEAD OF HOGS.
Ten head of spring shoats, IS head
Of fall pigs, thoroughbred spotted Po-
land China male hog.
. EioHTY.THREE HEAD SHEEP.
seventy-hea 1-year-old high grade
Shropshire ewes. 4 %-yeaf-old owes,
hsad eve lambs, ! Shropshire buckA
j. FARM MACHINERY.
Sandwich corn. elevator. Deertns
grain binder. Deerins hay loader. Dain
side delivery rake. manure spreader.
hay rake, ! z-rov cultvators, Dutch
Uncle cultivator. Tower slicker. James
Vile disc, 20-ft harrow, Deere Man
churs sssder with grass seed attach
ment, Deere s9s corn planter with 120
rods wire, corn binder. Deere gang
pillow. Good Enough sulky pillow. new
hay rack. Moline wagon. truck wagon
gears, spring wagon. surry. buggy. ,
non-freezs hog waterers, wagon box
corn shelter. hog oiler. self feeder. ITO
gal gas barrel, feed hunks. grind stone,
cream separator, tank heater, pump
Jack. ITO 4. wire cable. . sets OF har-
ness. set IL inch harness. buggy har-
ness, saddle
T. MISCELLANEOUS
Two thousand bushels corn IN crib,
II ton hay in barn. stock run with
straw stack and water. HOUSEHOLDS
Goods S!deboard, kitchen cabinet.
couch. bed with springs and mattress,
organ, S-burrer oil stove.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS-On sums over $40 I years
time on bankable note at per cent.
II not paid when due 8 per cent from,
date. No property to be removed IN
til settled for.
MERLEE.PAUL
COL. GEO. W. ALBERs, Auetieneer.
MERLE PATTON, Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
LEEPER TO SUCCEED THOMPSON.
Waterloo Councilman Slated For Va
caney In MayoraIty.

Waterloo Councilman SLATED For va.
oaney In Mayeralty.
Waterloo. Nov. 1s.-T. E. Laeper.
councilman. at Large, will be elected
mayor OF Waterloo. to succeed r. G.
Thompson for the unexpired term fol-
lowing the resignation Of the latter.
which IL effective Dec. 2.
This development In the mayoralty
situation WAS brought about at an In
formal meeting Of the members Of the
oity council at the home Of one Of the
members for the purpose ct canvassins
the situation. BY an informal vote
Mr.. Leeper was chosen as the man to
nIl the mayors chair until April 1. 1920.
when the candidate duly elected by the
people will be inaugurated. u.
The formal election of Mr.. Leeper
Will take place It the regular meeting
of the council. Nov.f24. 1t will follow
the receipt and acceptance Of Mayor
Thompson's resignation. While the
vote Of last night was not official, all
members Of the council. Fred Iirk,
Leon Link, w, %. Ogls, o. II. MaS!ling.
Stephen Brown. and T. q. Leeper, were
present. and the above program was
unanimously adopted.
The honor came to Mr.. Leeper un-
solicited. Upon the expression Of his
colleagues. however. he announced that
he would accept the place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
Montexuma Mention.

Speclal 10 Times Repn Ollcan.
Montezuma, Nov. Ia. A. Shearer
has been elected to III the vacancy or
the town council occasioned by the
resignation OF John Hutchinson.
Rev. s. Walton Faye was able to An
his pulpit last Sunday after severa.
weeks Of enforced vacation. While
still weak from theNefsects Of an opera
ton he plans to commence q series OF
meetings next week.
Some corn reports are coming in, two
Of which are somewhat out Of the
usual During one day OF ordinary
work at the John SchoaIes farm four
which two had 300 bushels to their
credit. Fred Bis-ett had Yield which
!s also notable. Ten and threo-q quarter
acres produced Ills bushels Of seven
ty-fve pounds each.
c. e. Harden sustained A broken leg.
caused by slipping upon some ice on
the sidewalk, adjoining the home of
Mayor Hawkins. He has made de-
mand for damages, according to report.
shopIifter Indicted.
Sioux City. Nov. ls.--Mrs. Emma g.
.Crittenden. who was arrested a few
weeks ago for shoplifting, was secretly
indicted by the November grand jury
on two counts, larcency and aiding in
concealing stolen property. Mrs. Crit
tenden has posted q s2.500 bond on
one count and was PERMITTED to sign
her own bond on the other. 1t was
learned today. .-"ar
Hundreds Of dollars worth Of mer-
chandise stolen from several Sioux
City department stores was found in
the Crittenden home At 1907 Pierce
street, following Mrs. Offenders ar
rest. She Is said to have confessed to
the crimes. The stolen goods have
been identified by the various stores.
To Fortlfy The System Against Grip.
Take Laxative BroIno Quinjne Tablets
which destroy germs. act as tonic
and laxative and thus prevent colds.
grip and influenza. There Is only one
"Bromo Quinie." Z. ". Groves sigma
ture on the box. soc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
Thursday, Nov. 70

thursday, NOV' ~
At o'clock sharp. the following:
HORSES
One bay horse 8 yrs. old. weight
1850. broke to all harness: One 2-yr.
coming: three PAGER colt; one stand
ard bred pacing mare yrs. old. city
broke.
MlLcH cows
One red COW. yrs. old; one Holstein
yrs. old; both giving milk.
IL HOGS.
Two sows, April pigs June Digs
CHICKENS.
Buff orph,ngton pullets. hens and
mix chickens.
MiScELLANEoU
100 bu. corn In crib. some corn IN
shock; cutter. buggy. double has.
ness iA In: sigle harnAss. five
passen ger Ford. 1913 model. good rum
ming order.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
One Grlnnell electric washing ma
chine, oil stoves. oil heater. 2 cook
stoves, : Coles Hot Blast heaters,
Round DINING table, sideeoard. Dress
er. ! 8xl2 Wilton velvet rug. I old
trusty incubator, size $50. and other
articles 70 numerous to mention.
Come eariy-wiu navv . good pisce
to keep warm.
TERK0-CASH.
PERCY GETT1H
1. n. MANSHlP. AueSions>e.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19


tBy Associated Pressl
Lisbon. Portugal. Oct. 2o.--A Portu'
geuse gunboat was kept busy All night
recently trying to sink an American
steamer built of concrete. The YES
sci, the Milton, 5000 tons. from New
York with q cargo OF coal caught fire
when lying In the river faSus.
The whole vessel was ablaxe In less
than half an hour. 1t was feared that
tho anchor chains might snap, and the
ship be carried away and set other
ships on fire so II was decided to de-
stroy tho ship by gunfire.
After the gunboat had fired lss
shells at her. the Milton slowly heeled
over and disappeared from view. LIS
bon's population turned out In their
thousands to witness the impressive
sight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

Mold Gin Lfej-Don't poo isvs 70
walk thru Q hardware storef q
Todd--Indeed I do. love 70 look at
all the things can't And when ] need
them at homo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
TERMS-On sums over $40 I years
time on bankable note at per cent.
II not paid when due 8 per cent from
date. No property to be removed IN
til settled for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
Public Sale!

Having resigned position as mail
carrier and moving away will sell at
residence 1908 West Main street, Mar
shalltown Iowa, blocks west OF car
line. sidewalk all the way on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

hAsraee ,anyeaa Wbo N&aN0nues d le1sAd
the ,uass's sss,se = sasss'as'.s ~
The daily banner., 1919-07-28

Galv. roofing, big stock. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28
THE CHURCH OF GOD CAMP
MEETING

This religious gathering is what
the name implies, it is intended in
it's purpose and management to be
made a blessing to all Christians
who will attend the services. No dis
tinction or discrimination will be
made between denominations, as it
is believed that all Christians in ev-
cry denomination are members of
the church of God.
Beginning July 25th, the camp ser
vices will continue every day and ev-
ening over the first Sunday in Au-
gust. Delegates will be present
from many localities in and outside
the State, and the camp ground near
Elwood will be vibrant with sacred
song and praise to God night and
day. A number of able exponents of
Biblical doctrine will speak, and
special singing will also help to keep
the interest in the services alive.
Jesus Christ will be exalted, and the
Holy Spirit and the Word of God
honored in each service.
Meals will be served in cafeteria
style as cheaply as is practicable,
and also other refreshments will be
obtainable.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28
CHURCH LOCALS.

The Ladies' Aid of Church Creek
M. E. Church, at their regular mon
thly meeting Thursday evening, July
91st, will lgive an entertainment on
the lawn of the parsonage. A silver
offering will be taken. Following
the entertainment, there will be a
testimony meeting. Each member of
the Aid is to testify as to how he or
she has made their dollar. Every
one is invited, and especially our
soldier boys, to come and enjoy the
entertainment and refreshments. The
proceeds will go toward helping pay
for our new piano which we expect
to get for our church.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28

J. G. BLANEY.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28
The DAILY BANNER
Brief Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Irving Mace and
children, and Mrs. Warren Mundy
and daughter, Miss Elizabeth, left
yesterday in Mr.. Mace's car for Oc-
can City, where they will spend two
weeks at the Hotel Hamilton.
''The Man From Funeral Range" :"
with Wallace Reid, and Roscoe (Fat-
ty) Arbuckle, in ''The Cook" make
a big double feature bill at the
Grand Opera House tonight. A show
so good that it will make you forget
all about the weather.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28
Mrs. ]. Everett Thomas

Mrs. Queenie V. Thomas, wife of
Mr.. J. Everett Thomas, died at the
bridge-Maryland Hospital Satur-
day afternoon about a quarter to six
O'Clock, as the result of complica-
tion of diseases The deceased, be-
fore her marriage, was Miss Queenie
Victoria Toadvine, of Salisbury, and
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
Dashiell, of this city, with whom she
made her home.
She is survived by her husband
and a little son, thirteen months old.
The funeral services will be held
at the home on Willis street this af-
ternoon at two O'Clock. Interment
will be in the Cambridge cemetery.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28
Notice To Democrats
OF Dorchester County

There will be public meeting at
the New Armory, in Cambridge, to-
morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2.3t
O'Clock, to which all Democrats in
the county are invited. The purpose
of the meeting is to discuss the sit
uation existing in the county and to
see if plans cannot be made where
by the cooperation of every element
in the party may be secured. thereby
insuring the election of the Demo
cratic ticket a. the November cleo
tion.-The State Central Comm.
Tin and agateware. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Ady.
Oil cook stoves. New Taylor and
Perfection. Phillips Hdw. Co. Adv.
Bicycles for men and boys. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-07-28

Paints, oils and varGishes, big
stock. Better buy now, before the
prices go higher. Phillips Hdw. Co.
ADV.
Children's vehicles of all kinds.
Phillips Hdw. Co.--Adv.
Wagon springs. Phillips Hdw.
Co.-Adv. B. 7-23-6t. r. 25-6t.
Cook stoves. ranges, oil cook
stoves. Phillips Hdw. Co.--Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
,,SAREA PAMANTuLu|"

povatuitorilor nostri, fara sa vor-
BIN prea multi de ele.
Un lucru e lamurit: ceea ce s'a
facut pima acum pentru copii sa-
telor ma dat roadele pc carl lc
asteptam. 81 doar Ell sunt ,.sarea
pamintului" spre Ell Sc indreapta,
in ceasurile grele, cele mai curatc
sperante ale noastre.
De undeva dintr 'un colt de ia
ra inedpartat, ferit de ispitele 81
de stricaciunile oraselor, Sc va RI
dica intro ri mintea cea Gu adc-
varat luminata, care va intelege
durerile milenare ale acestui po-
por 81 va sti ce de facut pentru
vindecarea lor definitiva.
Toate semnele ne spun, insusi
paroxismul suferintelor noastre,
insusi frica stapinilor de pima a.
cum, toate ne spun ca ziua aceea
nu departe.
(.Dacia"). A. Vlahuta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
N|ersu| C0nferintei de Pace
Ita|lenIi lar 1ncop Sc fiG intTansigenti.
RATAUl Gu AUSTRIA MTARzE DIN CAuA ACfASTA.

PARIS, q Maiu. = Reprezen-
tantii celor patru puteri mari au
continual 81 astazi sd considere
termenii de pace Gu Austria inclu-
zind 81, sectiunile financiale. Dupa
cum sd spune, tratatul mai are 81
acuma uncle puncte ce nu sunt
completate. Din cauza aceasta 81
din cauza ca notele ce lie trimit me-
reu delegatii germaIfi iau un timp
indelungat ca sa fie cetite 81 stu
diate, nu Sc crede ca tratatul Gu
Austria are sa fie inmanuat dele
gatilor austriaci inainte de sfirsi-
tul saptaminei viitoare, cind Sc va
purcede 81 fata de eli la - fapte.
Completeness tratatului Gu Aus
tria mai este intirziat 81 de faptul
ca Italia de nou luat tinuta in
transigenta Gu privire la situatia
Adriaticei. Dupa cum s "a vestit de-
legatii italieni repeteaza tacticele
folosite de dinsii atunci cind 'au
retras pc un timp della conferinta
de pace, arat1nd ca eli Sc vor re-
TRACE de nou daca nu Ii Sc va face
dreptate cit de curind in privinta
cererilor lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

BOMBARDAT.

,LONDRA, q Maiu. - Petro-
gradul fost cuprins de panica
de nedescris cind a inceput bonn
,bardamentul, 1ndreptat contra o.
rasului, de pc vapoarele aliatilor,
spune o depesa de la News Agen-
cy, care a fost primita in acest
oras.
Fortele estoniene is finlandeze,
supOrtate de trupele engleze, s'a
raportat ca opereaza contra boise
vicilor din Petrograd, lar depesa
de ieri spunea ca estonienii Sc a.
fla numai la IL mile departare
de oras.
Uncle sv0nuri spun ca Petro-
gradul este ocupat de catra for
tele chineze, lituane 81 finlandeze,
carl, dupa cum Sc raporteaza, au
rasturnat guvernul sovietilor.
Trupele chineze au fost intre.
buintate de catra bolsevici, aces
tia erau mercenari, orr oameni ce
luptau pntru bani. Daca ceva
adevarat din aceste svonuri, in le-
gatura Gu trupele lituane 81 fin
landeze, care, la fel au fost abuse
IN oSfrS cruio<i; din potromra Il
ca sal apere, dupa cum apare a
ceste trupe abuse de bolsevici au
pus mina pc control 81 au alungat
autoritatile din oras.
O alta depesa trimisa din vi
borg via Stockholm, raporteaza
ca in adevar trupele chineze, il
tuane 81 finlandeze au pus nina
pc Petrograd 81 au rasturnat gu.
vernul sovietflor. -ssss-a-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28

Chestiunea responsabilitatilor O.
fera noui posibilitati.
Stirile sosite aici spun ca Italie-
nil all ocupat deja orasul Socia, din
Asia Mica, la so mile in. sud-est de
Smyrna. De vor ocupa 81 portul din
apropiere, Ell vor Fl in stare sd RI
,valizeze Gu Smyrna.
Delegate germani la Versailles
au declarat in mod oficios ca dinsii
nu vor mai cere o alta ingaduinta
de timp pentru ca sd discute trata-
tul 81 ca pc Joia viitoare vor fl ga
ia Gu contra-propunerile lor. Tipa-
rirea contra-propunerilor a ince-
put deja 81 in curind are sd fie ter
minata. Va urma apoi munca COM
pactorului.
Contele Zurantzau, nepotul con-
telui Brockdorff- -Randzau, sosit
All dimineata ca curier special din
Berlin. Pima acuma nu s "a dat in
vileag nici stire Gu privire la ma
tura misiunei sale, dar sd crede Cd
dinsul a adus noui instructiuni de.
la guvern.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
vA RUGAM Sc vENITI.

In vederea marilor festiyitati
aranjate de societatsa Transit
vania" din Farrell, Pa, ca ooa-
xia conveutiei Uniunii s. r. A.
n 4 Iulie 1919, n oraeul Farrell,
Pa, roag4 pc toti soldAtii Romini
care su VENT de ps cfmpul de O.
noare 81 sunt prin ora3ele din
jur ca s& bine voiasc& . veui pc
Siua sus numita gi q ne onora Gu
presenSa dior, dorind . forna Q
companie, care " merge in frun.
tsa convoiului q care tot odatx
Va fl 81 grsia DO onosre . dla-
pelslului American al Uniunii s.
.R. q.
Deci toti acsiA care sunteti IN
apropiere de TaErsll 81 dispunsti
De timp, Va rus'xm y vsniti,
Prssidiul soe .4ranailyaaias'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
UnuI deal nOStri.

ZioruI ,,Patria'' ce dpdre an 81
blu, ne 0duce stirea CD o cOn,isit
economical englesd, IN frunte GU dI
Edward Mddge, consider economic
in delegatia englesd della Conferin-
ia Pdcii, O. vizitat mai multe part
din Transilvania. Gu aceastd 0ca-
zie scrie ,,Patria'' ,,OaspetW eng
lczi an f0st dusi la Sdliste. Pc tot
drumM an fost aclamati de tdrani,
carl, in hGine de sdrbdtOare, fdcu-
serd adevdrGte cordoame, pela rds-
pintii, inttmpinindu-i Gu urdri de
bine.
IN S1LISTE STUNT SALUTA-
I'll IN LIMBA ENGLEZ1 DE UN
ROMiN S1LI$TEAN CARE FU-
ISESE IN AMERICA".
In Romim Sdlistean care fusese
IN America, aceasta pOate cd MI
are o asa de mare impOrtantd, pen
tru Cd, csti nu aw fost in America!
insd pentrw MOI stirea oceast0 es-
te de importantd de0sebitd: ca
dovedeste inca odatd, celor ce mu
V0r sd snteleagd cd: America a RI
dicat poporul la um grad de cultu-
rd, Gu mutt superioard culturei de
care s'a impdrtdsit poporM mostrM.
On0area aceasta, pentrw cd G o
on0are, care s'a dat ,,Romsnului
SdlisteGn ce q fost in America" e
un sen,n cd cei de-acasd stiu apre-
cio pc cei-ce Sc malta; numai aici,
Ia .inteligento'' aoastrd pr0gresul
|poporului este, privit ca m 'ceva
rdu 81 periculOs, numai aici M Sc
lpretuieste snsusmle bune pe care
le odoptd poporul.
Oar nu este mici O putere care
podte SnpiedecG progresul, deci
svircolsrile epsleptsce Mnor imte-
resGta nW "a cGusG stagm0reo pro
gresulNs nostrN, att mun,oi cd I'd
dd nostere unui current antagonist,
care, IN Snprejurdrsle de ,acun,, M
Ie prseIntc! Gu timpul snsd toate So
Vor sndreptG - metrebnicii COR fl
lpuss Ia l0cM Tor, lar celor vredmi-
c. Y - "a dc rec1nostinto meritatd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
HAWkER A PIE
CAT LAL0NDRA

LONDRA, q Maiu. - Herry
Hawker 81 Mackenzie Grieve sc
alta in drumul lor spre Londra
aplaudati in drumul lor ca niste
eroi fnvingatori.
CInd aviatorii ce au cazut in o.
cean in drumul lor de la Newfo-
midland spre coasta Irlandei, vor
ajunge in Londra de seara, sunt
asigurati de primire care proba-
bill va intrece primirile facute vre
unui erau national care va fl in
trat vre-odata in metropola.
Entusiasmul pentru Hawker 81
Grieve, navigatorul lui, crestea
tot mai mutt la populatia tarii.
Depesele de la nord spun de
progresul triumfal de la Thurso,
micul oras unde aviatorii au de-
barcat, carl saptam1ne au fost
jeliti ca mort.
In Haighland garlic erau tixite
de lume. Cind trenul a intrat in
CARA de la Inverness Ell au fost
salutati de Provost Mcdonald.
Stunt bucuros ca att scapat
spre sbura din nou'', zis NJ
Donald. Isl sper ca dupa 0 odih-
ma necsara, dtra veti cistiga pre-
miul".
,.Aceasta salutare ma indato.
reaza prea multi, a raspuns Hlw
ker. ,,Riscul nu a fost att de ma.
re dupa cum crede poporul. A
fost O perfecta incercare de sba.
"a drept peste ocean, 81 nu fost
10 intreprindere de moarte"
Dup&~ce q mers Ia etel uaae So
dat o masa in onoarea lui, Haw-
ker iesit pc balconul otelului 81
a multumit multimei ce blocat
strazile 81 aplaudau.
Multimea de la Edinburg era 81
mai insistenta. Cind Hawker a
parasit trenul multimea la luat
pc umeri 81 fost dus in triumf
pima la hotel, pc cind multimea
sd indesuia 81 Sc impingea ca Sc
dea nina Gu ell.
Dina Hawker, abba auzit des-
pre- salvarea sotului eli 81 81
pornit la Grantham, 25 mile de
partare de la Londra, unde va
intilni pc Hawker.
Pregatiri s'au facut la Herdpn
pentru un carnaval de aviatie in
onoarea lui Hawker 81 Grieve. Sc
asteapta ca foarte multi expertl
aviatori sd faca virajuri in aer.
Lui Hawker Use va cere sd per-
formeze ,,loop the loop" 81 alte
bucati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
sos1TE DIN FRANTA

BOSTON, 26 Matt. - A sosit
in portul de aici vaporul de raz-
boi Montana, care are pc bord
1,064 de oameni din regimentul
No. 314 de ingineri.
La doua ore dupa ce marelc
vas d. rSzboi a ancorat, toti SOL
datii erau debarcati 81 lasati in
rcpans linga linia drumului de
fier, unde asteptau trenul care
ayea sal duca la tabara Devens
spre q sta 81 acolo citeva zils in
carantina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
B|NE-AL VENT, ALTETA!

(N r. Aa Sa princpe Cpro uizo Ardeolm IN cursul H.
nc Mae Din ace incident saree de ocasd Tau sautat cd
duros).
Pc pamintu Tar pus picoru mocu poporului Tau
al VENT ge udata singee 81
cea de dncoo de Capa acelas i
in cop u in sodat u in crurari u in bnda dreapta
aranme indragito att multi mtnd nobea
sufletului sau
Ceru catra sau rdca rugacunile 81 nadejdie noar
sub treci aceas Thai inaa
astre de atea ungu gorosu frator pcste
Carpa Penru numai pporu iii spune Bne al
MOI paminu ceru nostru Team asteptat de De
aeptam fecior Crau odrasa de Domn
calce pamntul penru,ca sal puem nhna
re 81 intreaga noasra vrtue pntru al slug al apra penu
lega destinu penru
Soara Tai haraz Alteta Rcgaa, sd Tu
aselor ntu Moyenitor Romne inrege
lei hoare trace romano.
in uminta muumm cereyt ca nea invrcdnct
ajungm noastre dupa atitea
Curl tgrele de robie.
Gu nesita 81 duioasa ragoste I'll spunem Bnea VENT In
venrea Ta moi vedem aent malta de nvrednceste
REGGIE Ferdinand gloriosu bun deptu Stapn Neamuu
mnesc; yedem dovada noua de gngasa purare de ge
noae lmparatese vedem legaura drago Tea cut
poporul nostru. % s
sguranta ce ntrs in mocu fratior sal S
penru mimic NUT suntem mai mumo de cit pentru
tamint de siguranta
Credem sd finn vrednc de Ardeau ceae de sinc lar
sufletul ardelenc romine
Dnastie stat untea upeor penu desrobirea
ubindune nainte de jertfnd totu penu mu
noastra.
presm anca venerate de care incuniurata moi Dinas
tia romina dorna arzatoare putea apropa
S cnd NJ Sa Regc veghaza neadurm defntiv&
vauror razbouu san potol inca dpn; cind Sa
gina mimi na din bansare cumpana pzcntuu
1epezn ytorn al VENT ntre ac beri hotarrea
prn gorioasa arata romin ssdu puma organsar
din porni Mitorul nostru
Al VENT sd II vez ole cee vii strasnca arata romn
sta de veghe porunca
ca, mindra fericita cal putea da onourie mitare
Dar de buna seama Teu chemat ose Tar romines ngo
pate in pamfntul
Mostentoru site dcschis mai futf
duul Lai cazu upee pentru desobire hi
stiau, c4 nu asteaptA in xadar iii mormntee lor ss
A aaturea De eli sp 81 frai nosr nca ubjugat Cd Ro
minia sproape 81 desobrea lor ntrza
Axi un Engur glns rSsuna dncoace Carpat.
Traiasc4 IA. Sa Regele nostrn- Fardnand! sg
~ Trxiaavx nj Ga Regina Maria ssss ss' sss 4
A Ga Regal4 Priucipele Carol mostcntpru Tronnuf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
oEllGANu DEvIN peril
NENTI.

COBLENZ, 26 Maiu. - Solda-
til americani au facut ca Sc sboa-
le p&lSriile mai multor germani
de pc cap, carl au refuzat sd sa-
lutte steagul regimentului Ameri-
cans care 9 formal o escorta ge-
neralului Robertson, din armata
snglexa. F oarte multi german
Sian ridicat palariile, insa uni
~ intcrs spatele Gu disprst.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
LLOYD GEORG7 VA VIZITA A.
MERICA,

PARIS, 27 Maiu. - Prim- mini
strul englez Lloyd George va Vi
zita America in decursul primci
adunari Ligei Natiunilor, s'a
raportat astazi din surse semi
oficiale. Delegatia americana la
invitat ca sd faca acest drum, Sc
spune, 81 pare probabil ca va ac-
cepta aceasta invitare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-28
NC Gaia DE sBOR.

WASHINGTON, q Maiu. =
Favorizat de imbunatatirea tim
pului, comandantul Read al maSi-
nei dc sburat trans-atlantica
NC.-4 a fost gaia de a Sc ridica
de la Ponta Delgada spre Lisbo-
ma All de dimineata.
Depesa trimisa de catra amira-
lul Jackson 81 trimisa de la Ponta
Delgado la $40 a. m. spune:
NC este gaia de plecare"