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The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
HAYDEN NOTES

D. D. Moffat and G. H. Wilkerson,
Jr., made a trip to Globe on Tuesday
Mr.. Shelby Kanagy of Humboldt,
Ariz., is visiting with the Walter
Brands family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hattler of Globe
passed through Hayden on Friday ell
route for Phoenix.
DR.. Charles H. Gowan motored over
from Ray recently to spend an even
ing with friends here.
F. w. McQuiston and family are
moving into the house on the terrace
vacated by Ralph Kane.
Harry Barlow of Hayden Junction
had his tonsils removed on Sunday
by DR.. Wood.
W. w. Brown left recently for Col
ton, Calf, to spend month with his
son, who recently returned from
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Conner and Mrs
Heard motored to Tucson on Thurs
day of last week, returning the same
day.
The Easter program rendered by
the pupils of the M. E. Sunday school
was enjoyed by capacity audience
on Sunday morning.
mike" Urdersich, who for some
time has been employed by the Ray
Con. as blacksmith, left on Monday
for the east
The 1. o. o. F. lodge plans to give
| picnic at Cooks lake on Sunday
April 81. A large attendance is ex
pected.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
PLEASANT TRIP TO
WE'LL KNOWN RESORT

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wren, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Burkfelt and
Mrs. Wolf, took trip to Oracle last
Sunday
They took dinner at the Green Par
rot Inn at Oracle, which is consid-
cred one of the best holsteries in this
state The return trip, after pleas
ant days outing, was made by way
of Florence.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

R. S. Weiner of Ell Paso was Ray
visitor on Thursday.
l. Klein of Phoenix arrived in town
on Thursday.
H. Levy of Los Angeles paid call
to Ray on Friday.
F. o. Locke of Belgravia was in
town Friday.
M. Hayeck of Paris, Texas, was a
Saturday arrival in town.
A. R. Belt of Pasadena was among
Mondays arrivals in town.
E. G. Hines of Phoenix was in Ray
on Monday.
J. c. Niles of Phoenix was a Mon.
day visitor in Ray.
H. Schubach of Los Angeles was
among Mondays arrivals in town.
]. A. McFailin of Tucson was in
town Monday.
F. B. Baptist of Phoenix arrived in
Ray the forepart of the week.
Quin ]. Anderson of Phoenix was in
town early this week.
Mrs. H. r. Bland arrived in Ray on
Monday from Phoenix.
L. Dietz of Phoenix was in town
Monday.
Joe Melczer of Phoenix paid us a
visit this week.
G. C. Moore of Phoenix was in town
Monday.
H. C. Button of Phoenix was in town
Saturday on a business visit.
E. P. Spangler. of Los Angeles was
a Monday arrival in Ray.
Charles Pister of Mesa was in town
this week.
R. G. O'Shea of Ell Paso was in Ray
on Monday. He motored in.
C. M. Cole of Phoenix was a Mon
day arrival in town.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
ARIZONA COPPER CAMP

Mrs. M. H. Howe and Miss Dorothy
Howe left on Wednesday. Mr.. Howe,
who had been in the Texas oil fields,
met them at San Bernardino Miss
Howe and her mother proceeded TO
Tacoma, Wash, where they plan to
make their home during the summer
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
NEW DISPENSER AT
RICH'S FOUNTAIN

H. P. Halder is now acting as thirst
quencher and general cooling agent
at Richerson's Thirst Emporium.
Mr. Halder is one of the young Vir-
ginians who arrived in Ray short
time ago in a Chandler, which had
been driven by them cross country.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
W. G.. Busse of Phoenix was Tues.
day visitor in Ray.

W. G.. Busse of Phoenix was Tues
day visitor in Ray.
Mrs, c. M. Smith, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. S. Baker,
of Phoenix, has returned to Ray.
Roy Otis Day went to a swell affair
recently-it must have been that, in
asmuch as he has the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Archibald of
Rossland, B. c., arrived in Ray on
Sunday.
Judge c. O. Nolan returned on
Tuesday from a business trip to Fl
Paso.
]. T. Safety Moore returned Tues
day from vacation he had spent at
Orland, Ca
E. j.. Franklin, consulting mechani-
cal engineer for the Ray Con. Copper
Co., returned to Hayden this week.
L. w. C"Flame'O Delhi, accompan-
led by Mrs. Delhi and their child,
left on Monday for the coast.
D. D. Moffat, superintendent of
mills for the Ray Con. Copper COM
pany's Hayden plant, was in town
Monday.
]. H. Hall, representing the inter-
ests of the Fisk Rubber company in
this district, was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
T. P. Esmond, representing the in.
terests of the Keystone Lease and
Royalty Syndicate, was in town for
several days this week.
Edgar McGlothlin, who had been in
the Texas oil fields, returned to Ray
on Wednesday. He expects to remain
here for a short time, going to Colo
RADIO in the near future.
Pope Yeatman and Captain f.
Berry, of New York, prominent min
ing engineers, were in town this week
visiting at the Arizona Hercules Cop
per companys property.
Mrs. Chrystal Smith, who has been
at the Tempe normal, visited her par
ents, Mrs. Charles M. Smith, of Boyd
Heights, this week. She returned to
her studies on Monday.
c. F. Schilling, in company with
members of the board of supervisors
of Pinal county, was in Tucson this
week attending the meeting Of the
Pima Pinal county supervisors, in ses-
sion regarding the proposed Oracle
road.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Three applicants left on Tuesday
for Mesa to take the examination for
postmaster of Hayden: Mr. z. G. Page,
Mr.. NJ E. Guyer and Miss Anna Lob
man.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mrs. j. A Farmer was called to Ell
Paso on Saturday because of the seri-
Gus illness of her daughter, Mrs. En-
ma Thompson.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

A masquerade ball is to be given at
the Noe Var tennis court on Saturday
evening, April %, from $3.50 to IL
o'clock. More than fifty prizes are
to be given. The guests are to be
in costume for the occasion. Masks
are to be furnished at the club.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Inquest was held over the body of
Alexandra Cavedon on Monday. The
jury found that he came to his death
by falling down shaft of the mine
at Christmas.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Manuel Martinez, for a number Of
years a resident of Hayden, went in
sane on Sunday night. He was placed
in the Hayden Jail for keeping, await
ing transportation to Globe for exam
ination prior to commitment to the
asylum in Phoenix.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

The Boy Scout troop is planning to
spend Friday night and Saturday
camping at Piper's ranch. They in
tend to hike on out to the Saddle
mountain region on Saturday before
returning home in the evening.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Joe Merino, once a chauffeur in
Hayden, has returned from overseas,
where he served with an engineer
regiment. He motored over from Su-
perior on Sunday, accompanied by
Supervisor E. F. Kellner, Jr., of SUI
perior.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

conferred the degree on Mrs. Stark.
After the meeting of the lodge the
members served a sumptuous supper
which was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs P L. Hutton and Mrs. Fred Cor
nelius are representing the lodge at
the meeting of the Grand Lodge i'll
Yuma.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Rev. G. W. Barber of Globe was
Hayden visitor on Friday He was on
his way from Tucson to Globe after
attending the missionary conference
at Tucson.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mr.. M. T. Orr, from Dallas, Texas
came in recently to accept the posi-
tion of secretary to Mr.. Browne, who
is purchasing agent for the Ray Con.
Mr. Orr succeeds Mr. Lewis, who left
with Mrs. Lewis on Wednesday for
Washington, D. c., going by way Of
the Santa Fe.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

G. w. Smith and family left on Sun
day to make their home in Mesa For
some time Mr.. Smith has been en-
ployed by the Ray Con. at the power
plant.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Cleve w. Van Dyke, president of
the Miami Townsite company and of
the Van Dyke Copper company; Pat
Van Dyke, mayor of Miami, and H.
l.. Partridge, attorney of Globe, were
Sunday visitors in Hayden.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Senor Arturo Chacel, organizer of
the Liga Protectora Latina, is in San
Pedro organizing society among the
Spanish-speaking population.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

The family of F. J. Williams arrived
in Hayden on Sunday to make their
home here. Mr.. Williams has recently
been added to the force of electricians
working for the Ray Con.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

On Tuesday afternoon about twenty
friends gathered at the home of Mrs
Owens to give a surprise Shower to
her daughter, Mrs. Ray Himebaugh.
The guests greatly enjoyed the occa
sion. Light refreshments were served
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mr.. D. e. Rinehardt, formerly dep
uty sheriff here, mr. tored in from the
coast on Tuesday e, ming. Mrs. Rine-
hardt accompanied him. They spent
the night and Wednesday in town,
leaving for Bisbee on Thursday,
where Mr.. Rinehardt is interested in
mining operations.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
FLORENCE NOTES

\ FLORENCE NOTES i
H G. Richardson and L. O. Tucker
spent the week end in Phoenix.
Miss Lola LIE Baron visited the
schools in Superior and Ray last
week.
Mrs. K. E. Weaver spent the week
end in Casa Grande visiting her home
folks.
F. F. Drake, attorney from Phoenix
spent several days in Florence on le-
gal business.
The dance given by the employees
of the state prison Monday was
largely attended and a good time was
enjoyed by ALL
w. C. Truman, otherwise Uncle
Bill" is back again in Florence after
spending several me nths in the east
ern states.
Charles Hines and Stephen Brana-
man are back in Florence after serv-
ing in France. and card from Archie
Bartlett announces his safe arrival in
the states once more.
w. U. Handy, United States natu
ralization examiner from Los inge-
les, was in Florence, but owing to the
absence of Judge Baughn he was not
able to consider any applications for
citizenship, but will make return
trip when Judge Baughn is home
again.
The I. o. o. F. is giving reception
and entertainment Thursday evening
being in the nature of an annual eel
ebration of the organization of the
lodge, and an entertainment to the
Rebeccas. A great many invitations
have been issued and no effort spared
to make this entertainment a success
The board of supervisors met We'd
nesday in regular session, all men,
bers and the clerk being present, and
road commission was appointed and
resolution to issue bonds for the
purpose of constructing and improv-
ing the highway was approved. A con-
tract was signed up between Pinal
county and the Daily-Arizona Copper
company whereby Pinal county Sc
cures the loan Of $4,000 without in.
terest from the copper company for
the Improvement of the road from
Oracle to the Pima-Pinal county line.
The members of the road commits
sion are j. G. Heating of Florence;
E. G. Dentzer of Superior,'G. w. Bur-
CESS of Casa Grande, e. w. Childs
of Mammoth and W. E. Mullen of Ray.
Civil Suit Filed
Kelvin Lumber & Supply Co. VS.
Camelback Gold & Silver Mining Co.
Marriage Licenses
Salvador Lopez and Marta Leary,
both of Sonora.
Joseph D. Rose and Zona Peel.
both of Chandler.
Miguel Sanchez and Carmel Bar
guhs, both of Sonora.
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The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

w. U. Handy, United States natu-
ralization examiner from Los linge-
les, was in Florence, but owing to the
absence of Judge Baughn he was not
able to consider any applications for
citizenship, but will make return
trip when Judge Baughn is home
again.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Charles Hines and Stephen Brana-
man are back in Florence after serv-
ing in France. and card from Archie
Bartlett announces his safe arrival in
the states once more.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

w. C. Truman, otherwise Uncle
Bill" is back again in Florence after
spending several months in the east
ern states.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26
MARRIAGE Licenses

Marriage Licenses
Salvador Lopez and Marta Leary.
both of Sonora.
Joseph D. Rose and ZOna Peel.
both of Chandler.
Miguel Sanchez and Carmel Bar
guhs, both of Sonora.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Roy Otis Day went to a swell affair
recently-it must have been that, in
asmuch as he has the mumps.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

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LOCAL NOTES
F~R
Sam ]. Wisdom returned on Wed
nesday from visit in Phoenix.
Dick Fletcher left Wednesday 70.
avisit to the coast.
Nv. Lee Heidenrich, of Los Angeles
was among Wednesdays arrivals.
..--~ -
P. ]. Hennessey, of st. Louis, was
among Wednesdays arrivals.
Nj, E. Forster, of FL Paso, arrived
in Ray this week.
James J. Oavey. of Phoenix. was in
town this week.
William E. Hansen of San Fran
Cisco was in town Thursday.
-
IN. L. Harris of Phoenix was Ray
visitor last week.
e. T. Wyatt of Winkelman dropped
in for visit on Thursday.
-. H. Heness of Tempe was in town
Friday.
&C. j. Hall of Burkburnett, Texas,
arrived in town Thursday.
w. H. Knickerbocker of Tucson
paid. Ray business visit on Monday.
Sheriff Henry Hall was in town on
Tuesday.
H. r. Aylworth of San Francisco
was in town Sunday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mrs. c. NJ Smith, who had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. S. Baker,
Of Phoenix, has returned to Ray.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

The dance given by the employees
of the state prison Monday was
largely attended and a good time was
enjoyed by all.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

c. F. Schilling, in company with
members of the board of supervisors
of Pinal county, was in Tucson this
week attending the meeting Of the
Pima Pinal county supervisors, in ses.
sion regarding the proposed Oracle
road.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mrs. K. E. Weaver spent the week
end in Casa Grande visiting her home
folks.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

r. F. Drake, attorney from Phoenix.
spent several days in Florence on le-
gal business
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Civil Suit Filed
Kelvin Lumber & Supply Co. VS.
Gold & Silver Mining Co.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Archibald o
Rossland, B. c., arrived in Ray OF
Sunday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

The I. o. o. F. is giving a reception
and entertainment Thursday evening
being in the nature of an annual eel
ebration of the organization of the
lodge, and an entertainment to the
Rebeccas. A great many invitations
have been issued and no effort spared
to make this entertainment a success
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26


for Mesa to take the examination for
postmaster of Hayden: Mr. z. G. Page,
Mr.. N. E. Guyer and Miss Anna Lob
man.
Inquest was held over the body of
Alexandra Cavedon on Monday. The
jury found that he came to his death
by falling down shaft of the mine
at Christmas.
Rev. G. W. Barber of Globe was a
Hayden visitor on Friday He was on
his way from Tucson to Globe after
attending the missionary conference
at Tucson
G. w. Smith and family left on Sun
day to make their home in Mesa. For
some time Mr. Smith has been en-
ployed by the Ray Con. at the power
plant.
Senior Arturo Chacel, organizer of
the Liga Protectora Latina, is in San
Pedro organizing society among the
Spanish-speaking population.
The family of F. J. Williams arrived
in Hayden on Sunday to make their
home here Mr. Williams has recently
been added to the force of electricians
working for the Ray Con.
The Boy Scout troop is planning to
spend Friday night and Saturday
camping at Piper's ranch. They in
tend to hike on out to the Saddle
mountain region on Saturday before
returning home in the evening.
Cleve w. Van Dyke, president of
the Miami Townsite company and of
the Van Dyke Copper company; Pat
Van Dyke, mayor of Miami, and H
L. Partridge, attorney of Globe, were
Sunday visitors in Hayden.
On Tuesday afternoon about twenty
friends gathered at the home of Mrs
Owens to give a surprise Shower to
her daughter, Mrs. Ray Himebaugh.
The guests greatly enjoyed the occa
sion. Light refreshments were served.
A masquerade ball is to be given at
the Noe Var tennis court on Saturday
evening, April %, from $3.50 to IL
o'clock. More than fifty prizes are
to be given. The guests are to be
in costume for the occasion. Masks
are to be furnished at the club.
Manuel Martinez, for a number of
years a resident of Hayden, went in
sane on Sunday night. He was placed
in the Hayden Jail for keeping, await
ing transportation to Globe for exam
ludIlOu pIIOI " COIIlulIIUlCuL W IIIO
asylum in Phoenix.
Joe Merino, once a chauffeur in
Hayden, has returned from overseas,
where he served with an engineer
regiment He motored over from Su-
perior on Sunday, accompanied by
Supervisor e. F. Kellner, Jr., of Su-
perior.
Mr.. NJ T. Orr, from Dallas, Texas
came in recently to accept the posi-
tion of secretary to Mr.. Browne, who
is purchasing agent for the Ray Con.
Mr. Orr succeeds Mr. Lewis, who left
with Mrs. Lewis on Wednesday for
Washington, D. c., going by way Of
the Santa Fe.
Mr.. D. e. Rinehardt, formerly dep
uty sheriff here, nc tored in from the
coast on Tuesday e, ming. Mrs. Rine-
hardt accompanied him. They spent
the night and Wednesday in town,
leaving for Bisbee on Thursday,
where Mr. Rinehardt is interested in
mining operations.
The Hope Rebekah Lodge recently
conferred the degree on Mrs. Stark.
After the meeting of the lodge the
members served a sumptuous supper
which was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. P. L. Hutton and Mrs. Fred Cor
nelius are representing the lodge at
the meeting of the Grand Lodge III
Yuma.
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PLEASANT TRIP TO
WET,T, KNOWN RESORT
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

]. H.. Hall, representing the inter
ests of the Fisk Rubber company in
this district, was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

Mrs. Chrystal Smith, who has been
at the Tempe normal, visited her par
ents, Mrs. Charles NJ Smith, of Boyd
Heights, this week. She returned to
her studies on Monday.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

H. G. Richardson and L. o. Tucker
spent the week end in Phoenix.
Miss Lola LIE Baron visited the
schools in Superior and Ray last
week.
The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-26

T. P. Esmond, representing the in
terests of the Keystone Lease anC
Royalty Syndicate, was in town fol
several days this week.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-23
A v /.

Domnii delegati care vor lua
parte la Adunarea Generala a
Uniunii Societatilor Romine A.
mericane in Farrell, Pa, sunt ru-
gait a lua in considerare urma-
toarele informatiuni Gu privire
la calatorie:
1. Toti aceia care vor calatori
pc linia Pennsylvania vor sosi la
CARA din Farrell, lar care vor Ca
latori pc linia Erie, vor sosi la
Sharon, lar daca vor calatori pc
alte linii la Youngstown, Ohio.
tot la ju1natate de ora pot lua
streetcarul pentru Sharon, lar Ia
gari vor afla oameni careii vor
conduce la hala societatii Tran
silvania"
Toate pachetele 81 ori ce lu-
cruri de transport sa fie adresate
in modul urmator:
Societatea ,,Transilvania" 3l8
N. Darr Ave-, Farrell, Pa. -
Aceasta ca sa Sc site.
COMITETUL ARANJATOR.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-23
Gu F0RTELE ExfEDITT0NA-
RE AMERICANA IN FRANTA.


Faceam parte din divizia 33,
care dupa subscrierea armistitiu-
lui, fest ca armata de ocupatie
pc teritorul german. Trecuram
ca pedestri prin Alsatia-Lorena
81 ne apropiaram de o tarisoari,
care abba are aparenta a mai fl
pc mapa, care Sc numeste Lu-
xemburg.
Am fost intr'un oras numit
Fels in limba germana, lar in cea
franceza Larochette.
Seara dupa exrcitiul de peste
ii, ne trageam pc la Y. N. G. A.
ca sd mai treaca timpul.
Eram provazuti Gu tot felul de
CART de cetit. Una imi parea mai
interesanta, era: astoria moder-
ma Europeana, adeca THE HI,
yes's Modern European History
of to day" fntorcind paginile,
am gasit 81 despre istoria Romf-
nisi, in care - urm6toarele I:
!, The Ronmanian People il q Mi
xed origin; But they claim ho-
lwever TO BE- decshdants iron Ro-
me" aci urmeask 4 paus6 q ,lls
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ciulea), 131 Infantry Go. K.
Dear Sir!

We have your letter Of April
10th and have, been much intere-
sed in your comment concerning
- Hayes's Modern European Hi
story. We are, of course glad
to know, that you have read, the
book carefully, and thank You
for your kindness in bringing to
our attention the error which you
have discovered.
Very truly yours:
The Macmillan Co., College Dept,
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hldfuntisWi.
EPIaRAMA zIIiEI.
Macelui comerciant de simtiri.

-'r'N~~~
Si-ai plecat sc faci comerci;
Dar la urma, sc prea poate
! Ca Sc nu faci decft terrell. /.
DR.. Isaia.
Tn ziar de al nostru, ne spune
ca in ultimul timp a produs a.
devarata revolutie printre Romi-
Mi din America. MOI il credem pc
cuvint. Stiam de multi. Scrisori
din toate partile Americei ne
spuncau ca-si colecteaza abona-
mehtele Gu politia 81 judecata
De aceea Sc revoltasera Romfnii
Traiasca revolutia -.
I'm cetitor de al nostru din
Akron, Ohio, ne intreaba cum
platesc uncle persoane de aco!o
anuntul ce li-se publica regulat
la aceasta rubrica? ,,Pierde Va.
ra:.' poate sal raspunda inainte
de a primi intrebarile celor p.
earl la pirlit.
Pc tramway ,discutau dol bar
bati asupra finantelor 81 finan
cierilor. Din discutia lor am pu
tut desprinde: ,,Financiar'' este
un ON care i'm zilele acestea mer
gind Gu un dollar in buzunar S
Gu o corfa (basket) in nina, il
tirg (market), poate Sc cumpert
pc ell alta carne, incit Sc acope
ra ,,fundul corfei''.
Pc un Bolsevic meal poatt
ajungc nenorocul. De pilda: cinf
sparge lbanca GU gindul sc fu
ga Gu banii eel va afla 81 emo
colo. in loc de bani buni, afl;
de eel bolsevici.
Daca toate nadejdile MeXica
nilor sunt 1ntrupate in generalu
Villa. atunci putem Sc cOnstatan
cit de putred 81 subred poate $;
fie regimul constitutional al lu
CaranZa.
O seama de femei earl au fos
acum stunt 40 ami mirese de Iu
ME, sunt inca 81 astazi in astep
tarea plinirei fagaduintelor f5
cute de miri inainte de asia CT
40 ami. Gu privire la plan in casa
garaj in curte 81 automobil pen
tru Z persoane.
Afacerea GU sufragetele inca ;
aiuns la limitele eli. S'au spesa
atftea ace de par 81 de cele cl
gamalie ca sufragetele de astaz
daca voiesc un ac, trebue sa-
imprumute de la barbat.
Pc vremile mai vechi femcil
isl ridicau rochita 81 sedeau nu
mai pc haina de desupt ca s.
crute pc cea de asupra. In zilel
de All, ma ramasesc ca nici UNI
nu ar indrazni Sc faca una G.
asta.
fntelegem moi multe lucrui
81 pricepem 81 mai multe. Unu
singur insa nu-l pricepem de 20
81 am vol Sc aflam pc cineva $
nil explice. Anume: ce va !
fost cauza care la facut pc &C
100000 dclegati de la "A. F. L.
ca Sc mearga in Washington S
ceara bere, atunci c7ifd Ell stia
oa Washinutonul este ..drytt
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POSTA ADMINISTRATIVE.
n-1ui r. Rordan. Warren. @.


Intereseaza-te la societate 81
GU siguranta veti putea lndrepta
orr ce 'gresala.
D-lui Pascu Bota, s. Pittsburg.
Pa: - D-ta recunoSti ca e 0 BIZ
na bucata de vreme, lar moi con
statam ca mai prea ybuna, pen
tru aceea cere societatli sa Il
ranjeze in cauza D-tale.
D-lui George Curila, Indiana
Ha1bor, Ind: ~ Trimite-ne am
belle adrese.
D-lui Alexe Ars, Russet, w
Va: - Adresa veche altcum III
putem.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-23

I'm inventator zice ca el poate
inlatura raul de mare printr1o
ctirea patentata de el, care tine
pc stomacul calatorului bucata
de hirtie poroasa imbibata cn
camfora.