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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

tempt for the public interest, the public interest, the Manager of the Berkshire Ice Company told the Com mittee that the present prices had been fixed on a basis of what he could get from the public. It appears that the Berkshire Ice Company paid dividend of 19 per cent in 1917, 25 per cent. in 1918, and will pay 25 per cent. and more this fiscal year. There is no reason to believe that the other affiliated and subsidiary con cerns are not corresponding1y pros porous. When asked to tell the Com . mittee how much less than the pres- ent prices the Berkshire Ice Company could sell ice for in New Haven and yet pay a 25 per cent. dividend this year, the General Manager declined to state, on the ground that it was | none of the Committees or the Pub lies business.
 A profit which enables a corpor- ation dealing in an article of public necessity, the wide distribution of which is indispensable to public health, to pay a 25 per cent. dividend, and more, in single year, and de- rived from such practices as have characterized the business. conduct of the Berkshire Ice Company, is an
 extortionate profit. Indeed, it is open to question whether an indi-
 Vidual or corporation ever has a right
 to make a 25 per cent. profit out of
 i its dealing in so vital a necessity of life as ice. We are credibly informed
 ] that an advance of even ten cents a
 hundred in the retail price of ice
 means the death of l q ny infants in 1 this city. Think of a sgree of mental and moral obtuseness which permits
 ! one to profiteer in the means of pre- ! serving a babys milk and consider it
 l evidence of unusual perspicacity to
 1 earn profit of 25 per cent on the
 1 transaction! When asked to give the
 1 Committee the price paid for a quan- i tlty of ice equal to one-third of the
 l entire local consumption, which ice
 | he contemplates selling. in New Haven
 | at an eXOrbitant price, MT. Walker re l fused to give the information. .lu l assigned as his reason that the price | charged for ice to be sold to the 1 New Haven public is exclusively his l own private business. No further evil i dence will be required to prove that | this man possesses a mind and con- | science utterly unresponsive to the i awakening sentiment of the people l touching these matters Unless we
 1 misread the trend of events, those
 who engage in a business so vitaIly
 1 affected with the public interests as Is ] (Continued On Page Five)
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A consideration of the ice problem for future summers.
 (a) Investigation by committee of similar provisions by other cities of the size of New Haven.
 Cb) A public hearing devoted to the following questions:
 l. Advisability of a municipal ice plant.
 2. Advisability of municipal option on natural ice crops.
 8. Advisability of municipal con- tracts with esta ab1ished ice concerns for the purpose of assuring supply and controlling prices.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-25

quarters of its usual supply to the
 entire state. This takes no account of the harvest of 1S6. 900 tons on Conga-
 mond Lake, Massachusetts, nor of the considerable output of their various artificial plants. MT. Walker quite frankly told the committee that he did not consider himself bound to give the Connecticut market any prefer ence over New York, even though his
 entire supply is produced in Connecti- cut and at Congamond Lake, which, for the purpose of the traNe may be considered practically in this state. One of the things your committee is not able to understand Is why the Berkshire Ice Company feels called upon to sell ice in New York at $4 less a ton than in Connecticut and i this, too, in spite of the alleged short age in this state. The nearest explan- ation the committee has been able to arrive at is the supposition that the devotion to the New York market at $4 less a ton all ice shipped, may have some bearing on the apportion-
 ment of territory.
 Prices Being Charged.
 1 The price of natural ice on the plat form in New Haven since 1917 and to April 1st of this year was s4 ton. Since Aprist 1st, it has been sS and | S10 a ton. For family consumption the prices charged during this period have been the same for artificial ice ! as for natural ice. It should be added | that in the judgment of your commit | tee artificial ice could not have been
 manufactured in New Haven during ! the past three years for an average icost of less than s3.50 per ton on the tplatforn. Your committee has no hes itation in saying a result of it's in Ivestigation that there is absolutely no
 justification for the present prices at
 which ice is being sold in New Ha-
 ven. MT. Walker admitted the
 witness stand that the actual increase
 in cost of natural ice loaded on the | cars this season will not exceed the
 cost of last year by 50 per cent. In
 our judgment, it Is considerably less; | but taking his own figures, the cost | per ton is still under $2 yet the price was jumped from S4 a ton to SS and
 $1O a ton. This tremendous boost in
 the price was not attributable to eco homie causes. On the contrary, the price at which ice is now being sold | in the local market was arbitrarily fixed. and by one man. He arrived at | the figure by no accepted method of | fixing the price of comm o dities. He | was not influenced at all by the cost | of production. With a blandness that l either does credit to unusual honesty 1 or else demonstrates an unusual con
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kns, mend SECTION Fifteen Of
70 ct ~ ne Revised Statutes.
- "o~ additional .Asslssance
r. 9pa-r " state assessura.
s-"'r ~ caapte- nine Of thu
b., 80 lies II hereby amended by
\ 90. M words one thousand"
b. ~, me anC substituting there
/ ~u'1I +wo rhpusann eirhf hum
/ ~. Ia saic section. M srnnnde5.
"a a. 'nhuws. '
kps II, le" ahall he provided with
s,,r nilrsf Il the STATE nuune. and
2; >. ahsisiAnce III addition 10 q
(,,~. -'Oe' aht,il deem necenaarr. at
-Ts'.l'o' -xceedlne TWO tt,ouHxud
~ ap-4, 4ultA-B yeEr. -tAU-
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: : ."aerc --ctiun -Four ~ chnp-
- -Inu-eo znd Forty-afx Of
''-a't AnC Special Laws Of
--se; crured and Ninety-seven.
Il; Il, -er,- aengRLiun IF Trustees of
--e''if --a9o. fDr rhe Deaf.
- ;.:Iaprer tour hundred
ne private anc special
ct hundred and ninety
-'-" 4mendec ny striking
"'~e wo" IN the eleventh
aeF-.un and inserting IN
--f'"'- IL wora Ave. No that
: III IL amefued, shall reaG AZ
-. t-usreas shall have
70 =enera. interests Of tho
- SO" mai Is affairs are CON-
=, a,'''7~c;ance with law and
a. hey may adopt, they
VT which shall ns valid
!. -''arc by the governor and
~ nav employ a principal
- -''acil"r-E ana other employees
-. neen advisable. and ffx
= -'..-i.'-s- -'nil Of the same subject
:, u the governor and
-, -'eF nia~ trurn time % time
y. ~. SleM Of education md
A-ncr 10 ne pursued III the
,s, -, 7teN ne allowed for their
p - i'fuai expenses and tive
c,r.,. Wien actually employed
'-y'tT :. MI
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..,,e 10 inEus sarh WuEk -.
49,, n dnubxfni Do. Q g.
~ . puyxinian appafntnl hy
S,x-, m, n cnD tha1o u n
SO .,.r .-um the msdirl u0uEr
q. nsaith. sEHting III su,:h
COS ezamineu by hmm, end. ia
-. nEs -ehcnsc sns nn.0 dDSAl-
c.lid uf Ix aga. md u N mi
sa,al lsaItn anu pnyncaiiy ahAA 70
"a v-u-s winch he rntandB To aln.
- .sc,u- Inspector. nus d1pufy or
-rrr,l-r 3 similar nkRu1A IN
ssas u me minors =mpinDaa 'un-
,a---l. a wurk pRmE Nizsu
- snaI axruse such child hm
a. 0uniIc scnnniS; mt M uM1m
.v. na-mIt To any Wlnm tamn
-. IL snte- ms ampiDymant or shs
o. -Ae Urn or corporation AZ
. lleunsr. s1ociInnldnr, ulRnur
s.s,lur rwenty-thfse If ntuunr
.. m -e-lsso stSsut0 B haruby
- s.-,EIns ouI the wurds ''k-
-. Isl ann tenth oAyB Of ench
.ng. eirm snd n1ns uf mid
49, ,usa-c1ns II piAce rh1Ha0 tn
WINK twenty -fuur hm1xx n
ss s.a permit waa Msnsd,' 70
~. u amsndsS. win rnnd =
~. ~. blank work nmi1 md
-, ~r,1l.--nu IL che two pncntipg
~ tormuiaIad by the cum-
A.J~ ana industry, and fur
- a. ne rserHnns authnrHud
..,--..i;A The fums uf snrh
LIZ naiHrs gnhn M xpuDved
4 - .-aAe-aI LIVERY WORK DR.
81 ~aeatInn nermit snail 10
-iIu!-dats. Al duplicates. SC
l-s" -, a-lrinaI pEpen On wnirn
.rs Issued, HilUI De fur
n.nArl7uent u lAbur and
Z, -. l;..os'r issuing same, wirnln
-. 81. r lit, lint thai sRIG per
|. s-.-. ..lC department shall ex-
4 aaiso- auG nrnmptiy return
"a. Z. VINO semi them. S4Id
|, .,.re~ uor which sR1u pdfmi2
-. s,r iiied by sRid officer and
T., a, ~n -Irns HI haio pgrmlIB Gre
ul4 the minor Strives u
-1e-, T'ney snail ue II Nil
,,oa.s--l. e.. ne commissioner Of In
r.. r.f.s;~r o. any authnrized aEnnt
4 '.,s,-.-1.r, -uiu officer shall return
d.. mpe-s with hum fled in
my Il su--ende- Of the work
-:.ais mus surrendered snail
a.. go" ny the officer -erelrlng
r-.g-. eve i.u-t IL REASON Id believe
-s J.-,r.uIt was improperly issued
-. a,r~ ~ tanur anu industry,
E.. -, zu~' inspector, ius deputy ur
-s -o-:.~ .ne incaI superintendent
~ ~ mace II which said car
.,zs -upl The ioEAl suparintend-
t aucn hermit when dlrectad
IL -nnlInissione- u inhnr and
) r,rv.d Au-u 4
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. u mend Sec-inn Five Of Chap
'--.e-- 81 y -he Esvlsec Statues.
-. 3 %nr!ce Of Foreclosure Vi
E-.,-e e Personal p-ope-ty.
q. @-'s ~ c:Ap1s- DIneIg-siE o,
-gs-. "a tures IS nererv aIusnde.
,e--,us aH-e- me wore "se-vIce"
-@-anc Inc hereof, tle tnilow-
- IL lftic.al -nturn 81 ssrvics
: ri 'e- qualified 70 serve civil
8 v '.ar Sale section. as alnenu-
= -"aJ al tuIlrws
1t notice with an afndavit
-cr ne ufbcial return Of ser
20 t' rfticev qualified 70 serve
- ~ - d rupv Of Tie last pub
z $3.50 aP name anu caTs Of the
Ting Il. snail be -ecnr1ed
sg0---a-e Is recorded, and
:urH accord rs evidence ina:
-4s 1een gwen. L the mort
.-aslEnee IL moi d resluenr
!. s--,s 10 snail al the time Of
LIZ ao-ice. record herewith
inert n HI agent resident
= A7t pur-, To -ecs,re Ba-iEtac-
i. r-u-:Eage: anu payment Or
---0 may he maze 70 MN.
80. appuInr such agent. the
r -sFs",r IL not forfeited. tap
. an
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CVIA ~
AN AT n amend Sectiur One n
Chapter Two EuntreG and Forty
four Of The Pubic laws al Nine1aen
Hundred and Seventeen, relating IN
The Duties Of THE COMMISSIONER of
Inland Fisheries nc Game
SECTION one, of chapter TWO hundred
ana Torty-fuu-. NJ the public laws Of
nineteen hundred and seventeen IN
hereby amended by adding alter the
worc depar-nent IN the eleventh line
thereof. The words. He may also main
tain museum III which may be ex-
hibited specimens Of game and fish an
aquartuIn for the exhibition Of live
fsh. minerals. ano historic documents
and relics connected with the history
or the state also. by adding to sRid
section the following words. Sections
4orty-one 10 to-rv-tou-, inclusive. OF
chapter garrr-fau-, Of The revised
statutes are hereby reaea led SO that
as amended SAID section shall read az
follows;
Sec 1. The governor with the ad-
vice and cDnsent Of The council. shall
appoint a commissi uner Of inland FISH
and game who shall hold office for
three years. and until HIS succesa0r
is appointed and oua ified- Sand cun-
missioner shall be provided with IN
office IL tbs state capitol, with suit
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-EAP~E8 III.

mend Chapter Three
kr--.e aaC Fifty Of The Public
r. n 7nnraen Hundred and FIJI
|, -.,.. us So The Employment az
e, .nc ldlno-s.
Fl, ~, ~ chapter three hun
y. ne he public laws Of
~ ,u,lc~nd and fifteen Is here
src-s ~ inserting after The word
- ~. r-ue # said seCrl On the
r. y n any bowling alley or
60 that sald section, as
h.. I'M lead AS foliCws:
-, minor under sixteen
r-r snaI! be employed OF
I,-+l work n ny IN connection
~" ~ -ne establishments or oc-
oYs 1urn.d III section one of this
r. :. any bowling alley or pool
befo~n ne hnur Of Bfx-tdlrry
4 y u. morning Or after the
= - o clnck II the evan1ng u
RS ~ - approved April -
-HPEE1 lsS.
A. mend Chapter Two Hum
1 ant L.EnCy uf tbs Public Laws
.E.ue--. Zuncred and 5evenfeen.
Ls.,a. 7-lce Of Maine Reports
su.-' .wr hundred and eighty ut
r.u!c 1--WE OF nfne-een hundred
r. .nJeer Is hereby amended by
:, Il, ne WORD binding" IN the
=. ana by inserting after the
,ra--er" IL the eleventh line the
r'ag 4au-enue: The reporter Of
c.ns may change the binding To
tzr ~ that said section. n
t.sL snail read Is follows:
T. he reporter Of decisions
g MS personal arlsndHnce at
|r1C-' when practicable. or ny CnB
6f.--s. means n MS power. prepare
\. -saa--s Of Il legal questions
J. .nG dec,dea. reporting cases
q .-ss II large accprCing 10 ms
bar # their Importance He
.lc-Ish a. least one Volume v0Rr-
fr'ga-1 ne has material enough 70
urue OF Cnf size required ny
-. IN. and furnish the s. usual
Y 70. current copies 10 The stat e
. ne public al the prize of two
;, nd nifty cents q volume. Each
/. 4nat7 ne Of the average size
--.n eighrv-rhrss- Maine Reports.
y -uual thereto IN paper, print
sne-a, finish and quantity Of
i -rla1ar. The reporter Of de-
: MY cnange The binding To
= he reporter may, from
q. me. as ne sees TT make a
,. ~1u1-ac- II his own name with
a-yp,.. H-rn or curporHron fur The
~ publishing and binding Of
-aT,n--s and shall require such
. IN ur corporation TO give a
EN- efficient bond with good ana
~ ru~euas. cnndiCDned for the
L a.s-f urrrlance Of ali the terms
rgc,-lcns Of such contract by the
:. 10y ny corporation with whom
a1o--.- makes such contract IN
&. i~4Acn of any ur al The CON-
s = eucc bond. me reporter may
-. -. aC-lun On such bond N h1B
-z...- Approved April -
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provided IN this sect on. that such oOt
has chased moose cR-ibou or deer. =
snail bH primR tacIe evidence that HalC
pv-ne- or pnssesSpr Of such dog has
permitted said dog TO hunt OF Chase
moose caribou Or deer u violation o1
TINS section.
Sec IN. Section forty-one Of chap
ter thirtv-three of The revised stat
tIres. az amended by chapters TWO hum
ured and nineteen and TWO hunuree
and fortv-four of the public laws q
nlneteen hundred anG seventeen Il
hereby amended by striking ont all o1
SAID section and by substituting there
Tor the following secrlnn:
Sec IL. No person snail sell ~ give
away any deer cr Dar- thereof n NJ
transported w carried csEonc cne I'M
IT'S of this siHre; nnr shall aHy person
huv or accept as gift 1ny dse9 .,
oa-. thereof 10 SO TRANSPORT the same
nor shall any resident IF this state Il
any time carry ~ Transport IN ans
manner beyond the LIMITS of rflis statf
ANY deer or par rhersn1; 49,,
shall DIV fine of not less than MY
mr. NOR. than one hundred doilars anc
costs TAR each offense
Sec II. Section fnrty-t~o or Chap
-er r,,,yry-ttI-es Of the revised SUIT
utes. as amended by chapters two nun.
etred and nineteen and rWo nunorec
and forry-fnur nj the puDitr iaWs ol
nineteen hundred and seventeen; y
hereby amended by Striking oG1 a4i u
s,Hld section and ny sunEItuslhe lnelT-
for the following seruon'
Sec d. ANY citizen " the srate
who nas lawfully killed deer ma:
seni me same To his hnms. provided
rht same II shipped In his own nasne
or 1p any hospital IN the s1a1s. VIII
mn. acrnyupauring the SAINT. by pur-
f.hasine of an agent appointed therefor
by the commissioner Of INLAND fishesies
ana game taG. pK:-lnc therefor rws
dollars. and sad taS shall be aIs4cnec
transported.
--ht eururniEsiuney Of Iniand fishe-fef
aud game rnap appoint agents n con-
vt.Y,leY,f iacRittieK who may sell THESE
tags under sueh rules auc -sguiatsnns
ms sa,d commissioner yuay adopt.
Sec L. Serrinn forty-thYse of chap
ter thirev-,,iree of the revised stat
uies. as amended by chaptsr two hum
oxsd and nlneteHD Ut tbs public A~s
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Sec. Fl. All birds. nsh game ny
other wild animals, or parts -he-eur
hunted caught. killed. DESTROYED
bought. SOLD, car-ieC TRANSPORTED or
FOUND IN pcssession of any person ~
Corporation IN violation Of arv prrvtf-
ION OF this chapter ~ amendment
-hereDf- snail be liable n SEIZURE and
IN case OF CONVICTION fDr Burh vloia-
ION the ruurT shall declare The Same
fnrteiteo to the state 70 ne spIG fo-
Inc penefi. Of The state ANY ne-so,,
Whose birds. fish. game ~ other wild
anlmais. ur DR--s thereof. have been
seized FOR ~iniar1on Of any gam. c-
nsn law, shall have i returned 20 him
sufficient sur-tles, who shall ne resi-
dents Of the STATE IN double The
amount of rhe fine foY such violation
conditioned that. = convicted Of such
vinlacIon, ne will. within thirty davs
thereaTter. pey such FIR and costs II
ne negiects or refuses To irnme9iatefv
give such bond auc take the birds f3rr.
game ny other wild ANIMALS. ar parts
thereof. 50 se'zeG. ne shall have nc ar
clon against The officer for surh SEIZURE
sr fpr the loss ~ the birds. FISH, game
o- other wild animals, or parts there
or. seized.
Sec, SO. s-ctim eighry-tour of
chap,er thirty-ttiree Of the revised
hundred and nineteen Of the public
laws ur nineteen hundred and seven
teen. rs hereby amended by striking
out all Of said sectapn and by subsri-
tutinE therefor the following SECTION.
Sec 81. ANY officer authorized To
emf orce the inland fish and game iaws
may. without PROCESS. arrest any vio-
lator Of said laws. and shall with req
taken before any trinl Justice or amy
municipal or police court, IN the coun-
" where the of1ense vas committed.
ar IN any adjoining county. Tor . war-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
DOUA IMPOSIBILITATI.

E imposibil sa sbori la luna
Tot astfel impossible sd faci 0 e.
galitatc intre remediul Triner s
American Elixer Of Bitter Wine
81 intre alte remedii. Diferite fir
me i-au imitat Sticla, eticheta, nu-
mele or coloarea 81 gustul, insa
ele n 'au putut imita calitatea ca.
re da resultatele acelea surprin.
zatoare. Elixerul Triner nu este
un remediu secret. Toate ingreni
ontele lui apartin in mare parte
cclei mai vechi stiinte omenesti
Tnsa marea greutate a fost cum
sa fie amestecate ele spre ridica
proprietatile lor medicinale la ce'
mai malt grad de eficenta. Solu
tia ajunsa de preparatul lui Tri-
ner face ca acest- -remediu sa Ire
o binecuvintare pentru totl aceia
ce sufar de bOale de stOmac, de
indigestiune, dureri de cap, sla,
bire genrala, etc. Sc vinde la far.
macii cu $1.10. - Daca esti chi
mutt de junghiuri reumatice or
nevralgice, Gle incordari. umfla-
turi, ETC., fncearca Linimentul In
Triner. Acesta este tocmal rene
diul care-ti trebue. Toatc jun
ghiurile vor dispare. La farmaci.
Sc vinde GU 35 81 s. Gle cent?, ial
prin posta cu 45 81 75 de cent?. -
Joseph Triner & Company, 1882
-1343 S. Ashland Ave. Chlca.
90. Illinois.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
.Sfafnl Montana MI va

Statul Montana nu va mai Fl
locul de refugiu pentru strainii
Gu idei bolsevice orr /. w. w. 81
nrmeaza ori ce strain care nh res
pecta legile acestei tari pc viitor
va fl TRIMS in tara de nnde a We
nit. Asa dara sa finn cuviinciosi
81 sd ne vedem de serviciu pima
cind il mai avem, lar dupa ce Sc
va SIENNA pacea 81 Europa va We
nj la starea normala, atunci cui
rnu-i mai place aiei. duca-se acasa,
dar gindeasca-se ca ziarul ,,Ame-
ricas' in mai multe articole a.
ratat cam cum ar Fl mai bine sd
faca oamenii nostri.
Tot Gu aceasta ocaziune doresc
sa arat deciziunile ce au luat IT,
nele asociatiuni de oieri, anume
The Montana Wool drawers A.
ssociation" a hotar1t:
De la prima Martie viitof sa-
larul unui pastor de OF va Fl $75
lunar Isl bortul), dar numai daca
lima va Fl SO cent? funtul, lar da-
ca ar scadea la 45 cent? funtul.
atunci salarul va fl $40. la fel
cind lima s'ar urea, mai lamurit
salarul de $75 corespunde Gu SO
cent funtul de lima.
Deci fartilor Romini cfnd vi-se
va spme ca va scade salarul nu
va parasite serviciul caci oameni;
guvernului sunt GU ochii in patru
char eu am fost avertizat oficios
de la County Attorney din Madi-
son County, ca orr ce Romin mi
S ar 'parea suspect sal denunt.
Tnsa dorinta mea este ca daca
0 fl sd dau rapport vre-O data, sd
trimit coala alba.
Deci rog ziarul America ca
in interesul Rominilor de pc aici
sa publice acest modest articol.
I'm ciOban.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
nembrii urmatorii domni !:

membrii urmatorii domni:
loan Irod $40; loan T. Herciu
$40; Moisa Raicu $40; Zosim Ca.
linu $40; Manitu Rusu $40; loan
Herciu Suciu $40; Alexa Pirvu
$40; Moisa Toagnu $40; Nafta-
nail Achim $40; Nicolae lie $40;
Toma Stanciu $40; Naftanail Ta-
da $40; Chirila, Oprenu $40; Moi
sa Grecu $40; Lorimu Irod $40:
loan C.Oprenu $40; Trifanu Stan
ciu $40; loan Calinu $40; Toader
Ccmse $40: Silivastru Raicu $40;
Toader VuIcanu $40; loan Raicu
$40; Alexandra Tineiu $40; Gil
gor Oltenu $40; Zosimu Moldova-
nu $40; loan Toda $10;' Moisa
Moldovanu $40; Toader lie $40;
Toader Filipu $40; loan Toganu
$40: Constantin Oprenu $40; Ge-
ofge FeleJanu $40; Nlcolae Bun
garzanu $40; Alexandra Crisca
$40; Toader Stanciu $40; Gligor
Toganu $40; Toader Itu $40; To-
sim Raicu $40; Tie Toda $40; Ia
nasa Toganu $40; Nicolae Oprenu
$40: loan Comse $40; loan Mile
Rascu So: Alexandra Vulcanu
So; Nicolae Negu ,$5; VALERIE I.
Baila 50; 1osif Longaci ST. - To-
tai $4,000.
Aceasta sa alaturat la fondul
orfanilor din comma de mai sus
numita 81 tot ~odata aducem since
rile noastre multumiri tuturor
fratilor Romini din America.
loan Irodu, presedinte.
loan T. Herciu. secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
TRIBUNA LIbERA.
: B0LSEvIsMUL IN WEST.

Daca fntr r'un timp Sc parea ca
ideea veninoasa 1ncepuse sd tul-
-bure mintile unor muncitori, mai
ales in orasul Butte, Montana
(aci ma refer nnmai la statu'
Montana), ande au prevooat gre
We, ba ce e Mai multi minerii dir
Butte au ales de deputat pc lea
1arul bOlsevic Dun, care Isl ras
p1ndea otrava prin organul lu;
numit Bulletin, 81 care apare in
Butte, am cetit 81 ell cftiva nu-
meri, in care arata pc fatA> cs
simpatizeaza Gu regimul din Ru-
sia, insa autoritatile vazfnd peri
cs'lul ce provoaca Dun 81 toward
sii lui, mai fhtfi au potolit pc gre
visti (prin forta) Mar peRtru Mr..
Dun & Co.,, Legislature statului
Montana a numit un juriu care
Gu siguranta il vor trimite Ia ra-
coare.
81 pentru Mr.. Dun nu IN ar in
teresa mimic, insa printre razvra-
titii din Butte au fost 81 Romfni
de aceia ma incerc So .arht urma.
4 Il Z
|rile 50 ar aduce pentru Gel carl
Inn respseta legile tarei, Legis-
|latpFa stetplpi Montana q votat 3
|lege, prin care zice
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07

Societatca romina de aJutor $
cultura ,,Plugarnl Romin" dir
Youngstown, Ohio, avizeaza pc
toti membrii sal, att pc Gel dir
loc, cit 81 pc Gel din jur. in spe-
cial pc membrii din East Yomgs.
town, Ohio, 81 pc -cei din Hasei.
ton, ca GU ziua de ] Martie 1917
am facut angajament Gu doctoru
f. P. Fitzpatrick pentru vlzita la
membrii societatii ,,Plugarul Ro-
min", att cind merg membrii !a
,ficiul dinsului, cit 81 cind IL vo1
chema la loc,lintele lor. Socleta
tea plateste doctorul dupa fiecare
yizita ce va face la membrii.
Membrii in cazuri ~de imbolna-
wire sunt rugati a Sc folosi dt
doctorul acesta. Sa Sc site reguia-
mentul societatii ,.Plugarul Ro.
mfn", ca fiecare membruu in ca'
de fmbolnavire are de la societa-
tc 2 vizite in caz ca are lipsa dc
doctor mai multi, ca de doua Or
pc saptamina, este obligat as
plati din banii lui restul yizlte-
lor ce tree peste doua.
Adresa doctorlllui este:
DR.. r. p. Fitzpatriclx, Post Of
flee Bldg, =. Youngstown, Ohio
Orele de oficiu sunt de La 3 a
m. pima la Ii a. M. 81 de Ia 4 pl
ma la 6 p. m. 81 de la rs p. M
Telefoanele: Bell Phone Stru
theirs IS. Auto 7O4S8. Deci tot
membrii societ6tii ,,Plugarpl Ro
min sllnt rugati . lua La cano
stintA acest aviz.
4 81 abb IN vedere fiecare mem
bru ca 90 document ca este n bu
nx reguJS cu secietates trebne q
arete chitsnta din urma cp caF'
STA p1atit cctizatia: Acel membrs