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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-31

fold on which George Powell and Albert
Kessler were working, gave way. The men
were erecting Slio and 30 rel dlsf9 9nre
painful. tho not serious
The seventh grade pupils gave fare
well party for the eighth grade at Vine
wood Monday evening.
Mrs. Stella P. Dean entertained at her
home saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss
A. Dunlap. Mrs. o. o. Shaul. Miss Edith
Kaler, Mildred King. Iva Butts, Lilly
Coultis. Beulah Mccain, Edith Marsh uSl
ford and Christine Fischer.
Mrs. A. A. Morriss of Ozawkie is spend
ing the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. d, II. Conwell of Twenty
sixth and Colorado avenue. are rejoicing
who was with the seth in France.
Mr.. and Mrs George w Crawford enter
tanned ut dinner Wednesday. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs; ]. $; Miller of Penn
avenue and Mrs. Mary Cantrell and Miss
Faye Cantrell of Fredonia.
Leslie Carl Of Boswell; New Mexico. YVES
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Potter
Wednesday.
The eighth grade gradution exercises
were held Wednesday evening, Fred A.
Seaman delivering the address. The gradu-
ates were Ethel NJ. Chubb. Pansy +. Dun
lap. Gerald. g. Finley. Eunice i: Higgins.
James A Swan. Carolyn j. Vance and
Frank stiles returned Thursday from
aunt.
The high school commencement exercises
were held Thursday evening, May 90 at the
school auditorium, Hon. Hugh Fisher de-
livered the address. Diplomas were re-
ceived by Laura NJ. Hovorka. Earl Il. Mar
storf and Harry L. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Halter returned Mon
day from Baldwin, where they visited rela-
tives.
The Clover Hill Aid society will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. j. w. Wagenrodt of
Adams street.
Mrs. Bruce Mckee and Miss Genna Nc
kee, who lived in Highland Park the past
year, have returned to their home near
Richland. for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Baker came from Ottawa
Wednesday to spend some time with her
daughter. Mrs. J. W. Reed.
| Miss Ether Reed has returned to her
| school work at Emporia after a weeks
visit with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. J.
| W. Reed.
The Chalitso club will have an all-day
meeting June at the home of Mrs Il. f.
Mckibben, 125 Ohio avenue.
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TALK ON GEN. BOOTH
Special Services Mt Salvation Army
Hall Sunday Evening.

Sunday evening at o'clock in the
Salvation Army hall. 409 Kansas
avenue, Rev. Alfred f. Gregory, pas
tor of the First Congregational church,
will deliver an address in appreciation
of the work of General Booth, found
err of the Salvation Army.
Lieutenant Edna Harris, of Hutch
inson will assist in the meeting. Lieut..
Harris is g soldier of the corps and
went to q Chicago training college.
She is an officer in the organization.
The subject of Doctor Gregory's ad-
dress is The Greatest Warrior of the
World, and the Greatest Christian
Since Jesus" He became interest in
General Booth thru personal meet
ing on the occasion of a memorial
service for the latter's daughter.
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Gladys Neil and brother at their home on
Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oliver of Perry
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Mrs. j. Is. Mackenzie is spending a week
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Sal
frank at Arlington, Kan. She is also
visiting Mrs. e. j. Ellis, of Effingham.
The Friendship club will meet all day
Friday ut the home of Mrs. o. NJ. Crom-
well. Falcon and Adams streets
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhinehardt will
return to their home in Chanute Saturday.
They Will be accompanied there by Miss
Mabel Anderson. who will be their guest.
Mrs Edna Tyler and Mrs. Jane Christie
of Bonner Springs are spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wright. Mrs.
Tyler and Mrs. Christie came to attend the
Oakland high school commencement eXer
Mrs. D. o. vickell and son Elgie vickell
and Mrs. l.. Il. Wells spent Friday in
Merlden.
Mr. and Mrs George Anderson and chill
dren have returned from Valley Falls
where they went a fishing trip.
Mrs. Edna Tyler and Mrs. Jesse Wright
Lincoln street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hutson and
daughters of Wichita, Kan. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutson and family
family dinner Saturday evening.
Guy Pierce, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce, 46S Sumner street, is i'll with
typhoid fever.
=. The Plus Ultra class of the Oakland
Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Carrier,
'159 Strait street.
District Supt. c. r. Zook has detailed the
Rev. J. 3. Mackenzie and two laymen of
the Oakland Methodist church to go to
Dover Sunday and help Dover over the top
in the centenary campaign. The pulpit at
Oakland will be supplied and the Rev. Mr..
Mackenzie VIII preach in the evening.
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OAKLAND NOTES


Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
Two pastors in Oakland were recently
very much surprised when they attended
the Oakland high school commencement
exercises and found that they were candi-
dates for the position of speaker of the
kfns failed TO show up so it was up to
one of the two pastors to furnish the adj
dress The matter was finally arranged
without any drawing of straws and it is
said that the address was all that could
have been desired.
The. missionary play, Tired of Mis-
sions,' will be given Sunday evening at S
o'clock at the Oakland Presbyterian
Westminster Guild chapter girls, Pearl
Poort, Nonavee Herschell. Hazel Goodrich.
Florence Sawyer, Lucille Cottrell and Miss
Dora Lee as teacher of the chapter: Mrs
in Japan; Miss Ward. another teacher !:
Miss Esther Taylor, japanese girl: Mrs.
$. w. .McGarrah, a physician in a Chinese
hospital; Miss Irene Oakley. a nurse :;
Mrs. Sterling. a. Chinese woman; Miss
Hazel SwoGger. Chinese girl; Mrs. J. n.
Graft. missionary in India; Mrs. Il. T.
Taylor, Hindoo woman; Mrs. Z. Isaac
SON. missionary at Nan Laos, and Miss
Marjorie Mohler, a Laos girl. Special music
and talk will be given.
Miss Inez Wells and Mr.. George Ed
wards were married Friday evening at
I 80 o'clock at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. J. S. Swogger. The couple will make
their home Van Buren, street Mr..
Edwards is the son Of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Banks and family
have returned from a motor trip to
Mr.. and Mrs I. 0. yickeII and family
My. and Mrs. vickell formerly lived at
Fullerton. Kan.
Or. and Mrs J. L. Heller spent Decora-
ton day with their grandchildren, Miss
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SANTA FE NOTES

Notes and personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones' Telephone $3.50
Miss Jennie and Miss Elizabeth McClena
nan, both of the general claim department
They will stop en- route at Hutchinson and
the Grand Canyon.
Mr. Harry Sawyer has gone to New
salem, Kan, to spend a few days visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sawyer,
lanes West, stock room keeper in the
paint department. left Thursday to spend a
two weeks vacation in Chicago
Mr. ana Mrs. y. W. McNair and family
motored to Zeandale, Friday, spending the
day with relatives. -@
Miss Virginia Smith of the auditor of
disbursements office is spending the week
in Franklin. Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. George Loper will spend
Sunday in Burllngame. Kan.
j. T.. RobO, who has been visiting his
brother. Mr.: Orvil Bobo, and family. and
also MT. and Mrs. w. II. Haggard. will re-
turn to his home at Fort Worth, Texas
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheffield nre visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Sheffield at Wyanoka
Okla.
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CONCERT AT GARFIELD
MarshalFs Band VIII Play at Park
SUNDAY NIGHT.

The following program will be rendered
by Marshall's band at Garfield park Sun
day evening:
March-"Spirit Of Independence. Holman
Overture-Ita ymOnd. ...............T Thomas
Cornet Duet-"Garden of Roses. Williams
n. L. McComaS, NJ. Guy Snyder.
Waltz-'DeSdemona" .................. King
Selection-"Isle of Champagne. .... Moses
IntermiSsiOn.
March-"Peace with Honor. ...... Barnes
VOcal-SeXtette from Lucia. 49,. Donizetta
Miss Geneive Schiller, Mrs. DR.. Smith, r.
L. Stevenson, Lyle Anderson, DIR. j. H
Solecki, J. G. Harding.
Descriptive-Auto Race. ...........M issud
patrol-Old Settlers on Parade. -. Daily
March-"Co- Ed. ..................Ga meuik
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Gorgas Returning to 4. s.

Panama, May 31.-Maj. Gen. Will
liam c. Gorgas, former surgeon gen
eral of the United States army, and at
present he. of the American yellow
fever commission, arrived here today
with his party from Guayaquil, Ecua-
dor, en- route,t to the United States.
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TO RED CROSS WORK
DIR. Frederick Keppcl Resigns as Third
Assistant War Secretary.

Washington, May 31.-Dr. Freder-
lex P. Keppel, third assistant secre-
tary of war and former dean of Col
umbia university. will become director
of foreign operations of the American
Red Cross on July /. He handed his
resignation to Secretary Baker today.
Doctor Keppel has served with the
war department since April II. 1917,
and for more than a year he has been
in charge of all matters dealing with
the social and physical well being of
the soldiers
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UNION MEET TONIGHT
Stationary Fircmcn, Oilers and Engi-
necrs at Labor Hall.

An open meeting for the benefit of
the stationary firemen. engineers and
oilers of Topeka will be held tonight at
Labor hall, Ais Kansas avenue, by
local No. 4S0 of the International
Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
and Oilers
H. w. Wendele. vice president of the
international organization, will be
here from Washington. D. c., to de-
liver the principal address of the
meeting. D. +. Hearn, international
organizer will also be here from St
Joseph. All firemen, engineers and
oilers have been invited to attend. The
meeting starts promptly at $50
o'clock
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OPEN THE PARK POOLS
Swimming Mt Gage and Ripley Lakes
Sunday.

Many persons are planning to par
ticipate in the big splash when the
swimming pools at Gage and Ripley
parks are opened to the public tomor-
row morning.
A big crowd is expected at Ripley
park. Some Of the windows in the
ladies' dressing rooms have been
knocked out and have not yet been
repaired. Curtains will no doubt be
hung until frosted glass panes can be
installed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-31
HIGHLAND PARK.

Notes ana personals from Highland
Park. by Mrs. o. ShauL Telephone
2329 Nj
Guestsi at the Peter Eberhart home Sun
day were viii Hamilton of Virginia ave-
nue.. Miss Maud Romig and Miss Minda
Mckee of Topeka and Mrs. John Gress and
children of Lawrence.
DIR. and Mrs. N J. Taylor of Berryton
were guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Dunlap. W. II. Dunlap of Kansas City,
also visited at the Dunlap home.
What might have been a very serious ac-
cident occurred Wednesday at the Ben
Kessler farm west of town. when the scat
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North Side News

Items for this olunn may be left al
Petro's drug store or telephone Eleanor
kimball. 1851 after 4 p. m. Other hours
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UNFURL HERO FLAG
MarshaIrs Band VIII Play at Hero
Welcome Services Tomorrow.

Welcoming the soldiers home will
be solemnized in a big program at
the state house grounds Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Music by Mar
shalTs band will have a prominent
place on the program being planned
by Capt. w. P. MacLean.
The Military Sisterhood will unfurl
Il gold star flag. Each of the seventy
gold stars represents q life given by
a Shawnee county soldier on the bat
tlefields of Europe.
The program for Marshalls band
has been arranged to harmorize with
various parts of the schedule for the
afternoon. The conc ert program fol-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-31

Baptist.
FIRST SWEDISH. Fourth and Fillmore,
c. A. Segerstroln, pastor.
FIRST, Ninth and Jackson, Charles f.
Mathews, pastor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-31

The mail carriers were almost
showed under in spite of the warmth
of the day by the accumulation of mail
eft over from yesterday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
DIN VALUL VREMII

feredstrd sdredm hcdrired felina-
rului della pGzG l0calulM 81 auzeam
pasMl cadentat al gardei.
Deodatd aud ceva sgomot indie
pdrtat. VOrbe a sfadd 50 ordine scur
tie, rupte. Rdsund losinca la poartd
apoi usa cancelariei Sc deschide 81
zine u'sdd de rdceald 81 0 CONAN
dd vOiniceascG:
- Indinte!
Peste citeUG secunde in fdta mea
in lun,ind Mmpii, stdu nen,iscatt
doaM figuri: una martiald, dreap
td, GU armo Ia brat, un te0log-gar
dist 81 ana de militGr, GU fata cris
patG de rev0ltd.
- Trditi dom comandant! An
adus un ofiter, care umbH noaptec
81 nu stie lOzinca!
RecunOsc an ofiter dintre cei ca
RI au maj rdmas la spitGlul n,ilitdl
de rezervd ,,KamenicG" ofiter ca
re auea surisuri bat atjOcOrit0are, ieri
pentru garda, noastrd.
A. Melin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
CAzETARI PENTRU P0P0R.

La Drastic rencepe sd apara Lberatea mai buna
foale pentru pOpor pc avut-o Romini.
Drectoru ell preotul loan Mota, redactat pima eri in
Basaraba exceentu ziar Cuvn Moldovenesc snguu
putu cett 81 cit foos! - de teranmea romaneasca
de acoo.
1ibertatsa siaabel de9intei de lieftate-
mulu, calatorise prin Bucurest 81 prin America.
Acasa la ell parinele fost primit print, GALA
reti 81 seagur 81 saluat de mile de oamen adunati.
Vol carl scoaet fol penru sngurul cistg penru pa
catoase nterese lauranice VOL nuraor nimit
coim deczute, carl avet curaul va zce vol zarist
romni 81 sd vorbiti znc in grau mofa de ce este mai
scump neamuu gndtiva in clpa de ntimplatoare nepen
denta NINTH voastre la acest 81 la acest zarist
Insemnava rtacrie oame de ideal 81 see de lupta
ale acesui e deceit peotu biserc sale
sfetncu bun al poporuu sau ce rndurile zvicnau
de durere srgau de mpotrva dusmanor neamulu
ntrebava, dupa copios deun va raspaa in
oamenlor de vaoare rdcarea oamenlor de nmc
daca oae sasace pc poate da gazetra de specu
fac cit nrrea triumfaa in Orsa ui popei Mota, gaze
tarul aevarate berat rominest ncepe bertate
propriului cuget
,Neamul Rominesc'o N. IORGA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
De a Liza Nat. Rom. din America


DII A SECTIILOR: -
Aduc Ia cunostintG on0r. presi-
dW cum 81 a n,embril0r Cd la 0ficiul
Ligei Nationale RonsSne dim Ame-
RIGA situ0t la 9f7 American Trust
Bldg IN Clevela'sd, 0. - u,sde sunt
a Sc adres0 toate scrisoriIe - Sc of-
la de vinz0re, in an nunsdr f0orte
restrsns MAPA ROMfNIEI MARI
IN COLORI. MGpo este sositd della
Paris. Pretul ei este de 80 cent? bH-
cdtd. Sc Uinde IN fdvoruJ Ligei.
Att n,opa oce0sto cit 81 celeloJte
sope tipdrste in coloare 'se0grd ca
81 cdrtile despve care spusesens IA
an nlsmdt anterior, Sc ofld in ~
nMmdr nsdrgipit 81 deci ar fl bint
ca t0ti sd grdbeascd Gu c0menzige
Ascultdt0r serU:
4. r.. v. IOANOVICI, seer
Lig0 Ndfi0n0ld Rom5ssd
din AMeric0.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23

Germania poate 81 trebuie Sc pla-
teasca pentru ruinile facute.
In Germania sunt nutreminte din
deajuns, daca ar fl impartite in
mod egal.
Franta este indreptatita sd Sc
teama de Germania 81 Sc ceara di-
strugerea militarismului german.
Presedintele Wilson s'a amagit
Gu guvernul german de astazi.
Aliatii au facut gresala mare a.
tunci cind s'au inteles Gu Germa-
MIA asupra chestiei Danzigului,
fiindca asia ia facut pc militari-
Stii germani Sc creada ca eli pot ci-
stiga aceea ce vor la Versailles.
Germania trebuie sc alba O pace
dictata" asa cum inertia.
lar de incheiere, dinsul prezicc
reintronarea lui Kaiser 81 a tutu-
ror fugitivilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
GUvERNUL GERMAN CASTIGA
PRFA Multi De La ALIATI.
PRESEDINTELE WILSON ESTE DEPRI-
MAT. ALIATII AU FACUT CRESELI MARI.

BERLIN, 20 April. - Guvernul
de fata al Germaniei a jucat nina
in nina GU reactionarii 81 militia
ristii, carl Sc asteapta sd rastoar-
ne republica 81 sd reInfiinteze mo-
narchia de indata ce armatele ALA
tilor vor fl demobilizate. Asa spu-
nea astazi dOmnul Emil Barth, lea
der de al radicalilor germani.
Domnul Barth tocmai acum S a
reintors della calatorie de trei lu-
nj din Germania, calatorie, in care
a studiat desvoltarile 81 a stabilit
taria muncitOrilor.
Revolutia monarchistilor ce a.
meninta = spune dl Barth = poa
te ii inlaturata prin o revolta po
pulara din care ar urma stabilires
dictaturei. Intre alte declaratii ale
sale, oil Barth a spus, ca:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23

In capitala Ungariei, Budape-
sta, domneste un chaos salbatic.
Trupele Cehoslovace, unite Gu ce-
lie rominesti au batut trupele sovie.
tului unguresc.
0 armata de 10000 sacuilor S q
unit GU trupele rom1nesti, in con.
ira Ungariei. Sc crede ca noul GU.
vern are Sc fie un regim social de.
mocratic condus de SigismunC
Kunffy.
Gardele Rosii din Budapests
sunt furnizate Gu granate de nina
81 Sc fac toate 1ncecarile Gu putin
ia pentru restabilirea linistei dill
capitala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
WIN VOLUNTARII.

WIN NOLUNTARll.
vim voluntarii romini, din toate un
ghiurile tarii, sd Sc insiruie sub
steagul desrobirii.
Iii Sc anunta de pretutindeni,
Gu entuziasm 81 dragoste de neam !:
eli rasar - eta frunza, eta iarba
ca mici 81 gurese paradise de
munte, crescind in val 81 riuri, 81
formind apoi, majestosul fluviu al
neamului rominesc, de dincoace de
Munti, care va matura tOate butu-
rugile, ce Sc mai Incurca in cale;l
lui triumfala, dupace toate zagazu-
rile au fest rupte:, Yoluntarii sunt
fala 81 viitorul neamurilor; Ell pre-
vim chemarea goarnei 81 pc cind tru
pele regulare Sc alineaza pentru a.
tac, Ell au trecut deja prin primul
botez de SINCE, 81 au secerat laurii
intiielOr biriunte.
NJ mai poate fl vorba Gle 1ncaie-
rari indelungi.
Treizeci mil de Mott, carl at
| facut armata - au cerut arme, ga
! rant1nd, ca in 4S ore sunt dincol(
de Beius; Banatul evacuat dt
Sirbi; trupe franceze 81 americana
inainteaza spre nord-est de Arad
in Maramuras trupele ucrainien'
au fost nimicite total.
Ce mai vor deci bandele sacui
lor desperate della Ciucea, cint
sunt incunjurati de toate partile
81 cind singura lor linie de retrage
re posibila, duce spre Budapesta
unde bolsevismul 81 anarhia aSteal
ia Gu bratele deschise pc aceste re
sturi de incendiari?
Nu lucru greu, sd spulberi
nina de mercenari desperate, da
chestia trebuie aranjata repede, ca
ci Sc aud vesti despre atrocitati ia
ia de fratii nostri, dincolo de limit
teritorului ocupat.
! Vom avea deci 81 moi Ardeleni
prilej. de pune umarul, ca sd III
MIN din pietri, carul maririi natic
male.
| Vom avea ocazia, sd aducem 5
moi partea noastra de jertfa, pc a
/ tarul Rom1niei-Mari.
Fiji salutati, bravi voluntari re
mini, ce att grabit sub steag, inc
inainte de fl rasunat chemarea.
/ Geniul neamului rom1nesc va {
tell bratele voastre de viteji, cal
all prins arma, pentru 0 cauza sfll
ta 81 dreapta!
Al. CiMy.n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23

LONDRA, % April. = Cores
pondentul della ziarul Daily Te-
legraph" ce Sc afla in Warsaw a
TRIMS depesa in care spune:
Am aflat din surse bine infor-
mate, ca in saptamina trecuta boil
sevicii 81 germanii au semnat un
tratat. Aceasta intelegere nu este
cunoscuta pima acum in public, in
sa din surse private 81 bine infor-
mate stu ca acest tratat cuprinde
urmatoarele puncte principale:
Guvernul bolsevic Sc ia politi
ca mijlocie fata de industria ru
seasca 81 in particular fata de fab
ricile de arme 81 munitii. In schimt
germanii Sc puma in ordine siste
mul cailor ferate.
Germania Sc invoieste sa trimit;
cite-va mil de instructor miitar
ca sd formeze armata bolsevicilor
| in schimb Russia e invoita ca in fiji
care an sa trimita in Germania I
oare care cantitate de provizii.
Russia s'a legat prin acest trata
Cd nu va 1ntra in nici 0 negocia
TUNE GU aliatii. lar in caz de lipsa
in Occurs de dou6zeci de ami, ade
ca pima la anul 1889 Russia Sc obi
ga a da Germaniei ajutor milital
Ultimul paragraf Sc ocupa en- ga
rantarea tratatului ca va ramine
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
INCA UNUL.

Doamne, cum per totl oame.
nil nostri!. Sc due, ca 81 clpd
M ar ii lipsa de 81 aici, ci din.
colo. De data aceasta avem pa.
rerea de rau q registra moartes
spiritualului ziarist Emilian
Borcea, autorul ,,Fasfarastlcu
rilor" 81 admirabilul redactol
al gazetei umoristice, fost su
pliment Ia ,,Libertatea" oBo
bfrnacis'-
Domnul Borcea q murit ],
Brasov.
odihneasca Gu dreptii cac
drepte i-au fost gindurile!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
NOUI lECATURI N7Rf BOLSfVICa 81 CfRMANI.
ROSII GER INSTRUCTOR GERMANI PEN
TRU ORCANIZAREA ARMATEI LOR.

in forta char in cazul cind guver-
null bolsevichist va Fl inlocuit cl
alt guvern. 81 Sc spune cd acest pa
ragraf foarte satisfaction pentru
Germania.
Presedintele comitetului pentru
prizonierii de razboi germani din
Moscova este un Social-Democrat,
Gu numele Klutte, deserts fl un
ON foarte abil 81 educat. Prin ell
guvernul lui Ebert sra exercitat
puterea asupra guvernului din
Moscova.
Klutte dovedit lui Lenine 81
Tchitcherin ca nici un stat in tim
pull de fata nu poate sta isolat, 81
ca aceasta este foarte adevarat in
cazul Rusiei. Ell dovedit ca con-
tactul GU o putere din vest orr GU
un grup de puteri din vest este me-
cesar 81 a arafat Cd singura pute-
re din vest care va negocia Gu Ru-
sia este Germania.
Herr Kautzky, leaderul socialiy-
tilor germani ce Sc afla in Mosco-
va prezentat proiectul unui tra-
tat intre Germania 81 Russia. Pro-
iectul fost facut ID Berlin.
Dupa lungi negociatiuni trata-
tul fost incheiat, Gu uncle amen
] damente facute de c&tra comitetul
central.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23
REGI1GENTE IolnNEsTI.

Pima acunla am aflat de doua
'regimente carl au nuniri romi-
nesti: Gel de Ia Orxstie, care poar
ta numirea: ,,Regimentul Aurel
Vlaicu's 81 eel de la Alba lula,
care poarta numirca: Motif
\ Dam aci, dupa ,,Unireass lin
Blaj, cuyfntul de lauda asupra
voluntarilor romini din Ardeal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23

E natural ca deOdata Gu renaS-
terea tarii, sd Sc intimple mari
schimbari. De aceea sunt asa de
desc congresele. Am cetit pima
acum despre urmatoarele Congre-
Sc: al invatatorilor, al preotilor
al functionarilor de banci, al
functionarilor administrative 81 a.
sa mai departe. Tot congrese, ne
ste congrese 81 : bilete de trer
- gratuite
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-23

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