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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27

One Of the worlds famous artists. AL
herto Salvi. worlds premier harp VIZ
tuoSu. will bc heard ut tho First Chris
tan church this evening. This is rare
event aud promises tn be very success
full as many people To attend.
Mr.. Salvi has delighted audiences mt
Chicago. III Omaha. Nch., Dcs Molncs.
Iowa. and Sioux city Iowa. He awak-
cned great enthusiasm IN these cities IN
performances in which CALI Curci'
Stcacciari Arimondi and Alma Peterson
star.
The following is tho program tonlght:
Allegro from Concerto in c
Minor ............. 'Hdp'I
=. Balladc ........... : "'"''
3. Tarantcllc ...........-.... Aptonias
4. ta) To Spring. .Grel6-Sd "
(h) S"rcnadc ...............' SAW
). Fantasia ............ Parlsh-Al'eFS
INTERMISSlON
&. Appa ssiOnatta ........ TschaikoWsky
I. Fantasy Impromptu ....... CHOPIN
8. Marsh SpanOla ............I edcSki
2. Gay SChcrZlno ............ oelN l
CD BarCarollc from Hoffman
$780, =
10. Schcrzo IN l. Flat Minor. -. .SalVi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
Concert Tonight.

by these women. and they are accom-
plishing a great work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
Enrarement Announced.

10. schcrzo in L Flat Minor. Sal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
many RECRUITS ADDED
TO RANKS At CAMP LEE
Total Enrolment Has Now Passed
1000 Mark, and Drive Is TO
Continue.
WILL GET FIGHT RETURNS
Victory Button Is Now Being Dis
trtbuted Among Various Soldiers
at Army Posts Throughout the
United States.

CAMP LEE. VA. June :S.-The num-
Der OF reeniistments in camp have
Is beins forged ahead to swell the
total AS much as possible the few
remaining days of this month. Re-
ports from the recruiting parties
are very encouraging and men ,rs
reihS enlisted and sent TO carp from
the var:cus stopping places TIM: the
travelling parties have selected in
OF tho State. A number Of rev phases
will he added to the recruiting drive
btg ginning July l.
Arrangements have been completed
by VII the willard Dempsey Aga.
me- IN, camp. The big y hue will b.
given them as il comes over the wire
lie results Will be relayed to the base
Hospital and the r. @. T. c., in order
that all might be able to have the
news as quickly as possible.
The, Base Hospital STAFF is grad.
next two weeks 1t is expected tina,
the hospital will be down to a force
which will take care of post cases
pnly. Many patients and nurses have
Der OF the enlisted personnel being
All discharged soldiers will receive
being iaf s,SS is,ri, Hudton These are now
icoNSu tHe NdTlOuB pOste
throughout the United States The
button was designed under the direc-
tion Of the Commission OF Fine Arts
1t is TO be worn OH tho lapel OF the
coat in civil life. Those men who nave
already been discharged should pro-
cure the button at the nearest Re-
crulting Station. The applicant should
bring with him his discharge In order
that the proper notation be made
mail the discharge should be cent O.,
z copy thereof certified by an oficer
authorized to administer oaths
The button will be In o1ldized silver
Tor those who were wounded In action
and in bronze for all others The
design is fvt-pointed star with a
BACKGROUND consisting OF wreath.
In the center Of the star is a circular
design encompa ssing the letters L. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
MAKE 1896 MILES AN HOUR
FROM DALLAS TO BOSTON
Seven De Haviland Planes Fly From
Texas to North In About Thirty
Five Hours.
tBy Aysociatcd Press,

o' Hys'eiAtca frSss'
ss.ss miles an hour was maintained
by the Dallas to Boston" army n.y.
ing squadron of seven De Haviland
planes In the flight which was finished
here Monday. according to figures an
nouneed today by Lieutcnant-Colone
II. B. ClagSett, the squadron com
mander This average was maintained
through thirty-four hours. 81 minutes
OF actual nying time. during which
327S miles were covered. Elapsed
time was considerably greater. stops
having been made at many points en-
The flight was started a, Dallas
Texas, May II. The highest speed was
attained on the hrst leg from Dallas
to Oklahoma City. distance of 2nS
miles, which was flown in one hour
forty-hvc minutes. speed OF slightly
less than 40 miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Abnndon, Dcmon.,r.,,on 49,.

DANN bhLE. June 26.-BecaIiso tho
Gress failed to provide any tha mn.
VI me nome dem9nstration agent.
opened in Danville by the FederaI au
or this month unless some civir or.
sah.Iaton comes forward and carries
on TIC program of work Miss Mary
KORAN, VINO has had charge OF the
work. Will return TO her home I'm Gin.
cinnati the end of the present month.
me bureau was started during the war,
and Is considered to have done valu
able Institutional and educational
work. especially IN the science of diets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Food Price. win st.v III,

KANSAS CITY. MO-. June 2s-Food
prices will not be lower for some time,
according to John A. Green. former
secretary OF the National Retail Groc-
ers Association. who addressed the an :
nual convention of the organization.
1T will take probably three harvests
to restore the world to its normal food
state, Mr.. Green declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
VIII Attend Conventio,

LYNCHBCRG. June 26-The Bust
ness "cmen's Club. of Lynchburp. will
be represented at the meeting in Rich
mona Fro ay and Saturday, when a
state federation Is to be formed. as
Association The business women vii,
be represented by Misses Helen Ma
hood. Jessie McGehee. Flora Stanley
ana annie Smith and the nurses by
Miss Irma Bowman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Admits Making E.rn,.

LiNcHBURG. June 26.-Charels Lee.
CoioreG. VINO was before the Police
S"uit mere To-Day On treSpass charge
mas ADMITTED to railway detectives
That he escaped recently from a West
Virginia convict gang at Thelma, that
state He said he was sent nm from
Biueheld for cutting another negro. Lee
was fined So for railway trespass and
ton ot his story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
American sh.pbuildinx Dividend

CLEVELAND, June os-Directors of
the American Shipbuilding COMPANY
have declared the regular quarterly
diVideh. OF 3-4 per cent on the COM
mon stock. and an extra dividend OF
2l-4 per cent payable in cash August
l. TO stock Of record July Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
settle Textile Strike.

WARE, MASS. June 2s.-A strike
Of l.il0 operatives In the textile mills
OF George II. Gilbert Co here and in
Gtlbertville. was ended today, the
operatives receiving wage advances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
boy Accidentally Hurt

WOODSTOCK, June 9s-Irv!n VOL
verton, seren-year-old son of Fred
Wolrerton, bookkeeper OF the Shenan-
doah National Bank of Woodstock.
was accidentally shot this morning
while PLAYING with shotgun. one Of
little Wolvertbn's playmates dropped
the shotgun TO the ground when il
discharged and FIVE bullets penetrated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Charge violation of Trust Law.

JACKSON, MISS, June 26.-Charged
with violating the State antitrust law
through combination and conspiracy
to advance the price Of drugs. especi-
ally prescriptions OF physicians. prac-
tlcafly all Of the retail druggists in
Jackson have been indicted by the
Kinds County grand jury. Projectors
and managers of the three ice manu-
featuring plants in Jackson have also
been indicted for alleged violation OF
the anti>trust laws.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
CASUALTY LIST SHOWS
TWO KILLED IN ACTION
Cook John j. Dranlc Among yirripian,
Reported a. Severely
Wounded.

Sooh oohn y. Msnlc among SirgiuIans
Wounded.
WASHINGTON. June 2s.-casualty l,.,s
given out today by the committee ON p,nIic
idn i,1ana sh1w total Of ass casuaIliss
other causes. ss died Of disease. Wo, Tnd
,srm,ined5; As: wounded slightly So: mss miss.
xirsinians and North Csroiinians in the
Died OF ACCIDENTS AND or.es
Thompson. Joseph: Dranesviile. Va
'n0fH'0"' DIED fED' Or IS DIs TEAs!aGn' Va
Bush T %SGsb j; pTi sEyEREEEis..
webb Thomas " tss TFsst6oro. y. c.
aronic. John j.: Richmond. Va.
Prlvates.
-3tt Ben{smin: FRONT. Va.
f Eedngne. ZOE Everett r.; nunnleveI n. c.
Cornelison. Benjamin H.: Spencer. NJ C.
Jones John; Mayock n e.
WAINWRIGHT. BENJAMIN E.; York County
Wiiiiford; Benjamin A.: Gastonia. n. C.
wots6kp pdG DEGE sEfltsS TRDE II
Davis. Luther Hunter: oxford. n c.
WOUNDED 'e ssffiGHrLY.
Phillips. Walter q: Willie. Va
q" Privates.
Pendleton. Nalcomb D.: Charlottesville. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Josephine AUGUSTA Clarke. of Monroe
Terrace, left last week TO visit her sister
Nrs. Frederick Lyme Keen. in New York
thence she Will pay visit TO Miss Macku-
bin at Oriole Cottage, St Andrews New
Brunswish, Canada. later visiting friends in
Pennsylvania.
spending some time 1T Virginia Beach "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Poultry Owners Organize

Poultry Association has Just organ
ICED. The officers of the Organization
are: Tom &. Smith. president: d. w
Wagner. vice-prcsideni: G. w Roberts
secretary, and j. a. Slaughter. treas
urer. 1t IS stated that the first annual
poultry SHOW Will be held December is.
II and ,s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

his abdomen. one entered his leg and
nve passed through his arm The
child was taken to the Winchester Me-
moral Hospital, where ne was on.
Grated upon. Aside from tho bullet
wounds. the child is suffering from
an acute attack Of appendicitis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

, LlNCHBCRG: June 2e-Dr E.. z.
Eoweii, ". Of Scottsburg. has filed
petition in bankruptcy in the Fed
erai Court here. in which he schedules
iaoiiities amounting to $12,74l His
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
Sue. for 5000 Damage,

DASVILLE. June 26.-Suit has been
Instituted in the Corporation Court
here against Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allan
Herman by Miss Bessie w Cox, a
minor. asking for $1,000 alleged dam
ages sustained in an automobile acct
dent on August s. 1915. Her father.
a; Cox, sues for $500. claiming in
his declaration that IL cost him this
sum to have the girl treated The
daughter, who Is suing through her
rather, claims that the car by which
she was damaged was recklessly
driven by Mrs. Helen VI. Herman. The
accident took place on Main Street.
Mrs Herman driving the car on 10
the sidewalk accidentally The young
woman was injured about the ankle
the wheel crushing IL against the
curb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27

BflSIOI. June 25.-Patrick II
Davis, we'll known Bristol boy. has
dled OF wounds received in action ac-
cordlns 70 news reaching here He en-
llsted With the marines. and was one
OF the frst IL, this section to go over
EeaE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-27
.HARR|sONBURG POLICE
FIND CAR OF WHISKY
Automobile Crashes Into Team oi
Valuable Horses, killing Buth
of Them.
WOODSTOCK BOY rs SHOT
Playmate Drops Gun on Floor AMI
Five Bullets Penetrate !Abdoman
OF Irwin Wolyerton-Other Virgini,
NcWs Notes.
Especial 10 The Times.Di.patch.

HARRISONBURG. June 2C.--Whis-
KY was the cause Of an accident yes
terday morning about l o'clock when
i q roadster CARRYING ia quarts Of
able horses belonging to David Har-
rison at q point OH the Valley pike
between New Market and Tenth Lee
beyond repair. and why there was not
loss Of human life is "a mystery BY
the time the persons living near by
reached the scene Of the wreck. the
later in the morning strange COL
ored man was seen In the vicinity Of
Broadway, where he was looked upon
the arrival of County Sheriff ". l.
Diliard. who took him in charge. He
confessed TO being an occupant of the
iii.tated car. giving his name as
upon bein sec9 aS.st StTees
after much deliberation he gave his
companions name as William Parker.
white. OF the same city. Jennings
the whisky packed in the car: that
he happened TO be In Baltimore with
out carfare home and lad asked Park
er y he might ride with him. to which
cling under Maryland license. No
3t2QS: and in the body Of the car was
found Virginia license. No. 577e6.
ARVONIA. June os.-Gentle, though
sufficient rains fell here Throughout
last night and today. doing much good
TO the growing crops of all kinds
The corn crop promises TO be one OF
the greatest on record. Wheat was
harvested laet week. and is now In
the shock. While no threshing has
as yet been done. growers are pre-
dicting rather small yields. Tobacco
which was planted several weeks ago
on fine season late in May is now
enabled the farmers to work II out
thoroughly Some prominent growers
however, have not as yet planted, but
Will do SO the present season The
tobacco crop will be large one. from
present indications. as practically
every farmer throughout this section.
large and small. has a crop coming
along. IT is supposed that the New
Canton market will be open and ready
for business early in the fall There
has been great demand for a local
crops OF the weed raised in northern
buckingham and Cumberland coun-
ties and in Fluvanna county, north
or the river. which has never had a
tobacco market. though it raises large
quantities OF tobacco. This has been
a fine summer for hay-makinE, the
red clover having been cut and housed
without rain, and alfalfa having been
cut twice. with record yields at both
cuttings. Wild berries are becoming
plentiful. early peaches are coming in,
and June apples are ripe. Gardens are
!uNurious. many vegetables now COM
ing in. with corn and tomatoes only
\ few days off. Times are Eenerallv
good in this section
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
CADERfA CABINETULU|
.LU| BRAT|ANU NJ ESTE
INCA CONF|RMATA.

PARIS, IL Sept. Ziarul
Temps scric ca Lcgatia Romina
din Paris nu a PRINT nici in
forlnatie oficiala prin care Sc
confirme raportul despre caderca
ministerului in fruntea caruia Sc
afla Bratianu, insa I4egatia con-
sidera raportul ca probabil. In
tirzierca Instruction pentru de-
legatia jugoslava dc SIENNA tra-
tatul Sc datorcstc formarii unui
i,ou cabinet. Ziarul Temps con-
sidera ca probabil ca un nou ter
men de timp sc VIA acorda Komi-
hiei 81 Serbici refcritor la semna-
rea tratatului Gu Austria.
Indicatiilc de la conferinta de
pace arata ca daca delegatia Ro-
nina. va primi instructii ca sa
semneze tratatul, scmnarea va a
acceptata char daca timpul Ii
mitat wa ii trccut.
Rapoartclc &c spuneau ca Ro-
miRia a ncgociat GU Ungurii Q
pace separate, este categoric ne
gaia de catra biroul de presa Ro-
min din Paris.
Take Ioncscu despre care s'a
spus ca este insarcinat de q for
ma noul cabinet, fost unul din.
tre fruntasii PROMINENT care .
insistat ca Rominia Sc intre in ra-
zboiu pc partea aliatilor. In De
cembrie 1916, el 4 fost numit mi
nistru f1r6 port5foliu II cabine.
tul lui Bratianu, n care capaci'
tate q servit pima cfnd cabinetul
s'a organizat in luna Iulie 1917
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
in frunte Gu
|D'Anun1o 0eupa Fiunle.

ROMA, 13 Septembrie. = Ga
briel D'Anunzio, poetul-aviator
italian, a ajuns in Fiume din
Ronchi Gu detasamente de grena-
diri, Gu masini de puscat 81 ca
mioane cuirasate, dupa cum spun
vestile primite in capitala TIA
liei.
Guvernul ia masuri energice ca
Sc impedece aceasta actiune.
Pasul de ocupa Fiume eli
trupe armate este ultimul event
ment ce luat nastere in disputa
dintrc Italieni 81 Jugoslavi, asu-
pra posesiunii teritorului de la
Adriatica. D'Anunzio a fost unul
dintre fruntasii partidului ce a
bagat Italia in r&zboiu, intrarea
Italiei a fost rezultatul unui grup
de buni 81 neinfricati orator., in
fruntea caruia Sc afla acest poet
soldat.
Pasul lui D'Anunzio fost e.
cut cdlcindi ordinele date de gu.
vern. Nici 0 tuIburare nu q fost
raportata pima acum. Oficialii gu.
vernului au decis ca Sc cerceteze
Sc vada cine este responsible d.
demonstrarile din ultimul tinp
Ice au avut loc in Fiume.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15

PARIS. Il Sept. Delegatia
Ronlina de Ia conferinta de pace,
explicind atitudinea ei refuzirltl
ca Sc semneze tratatul de pace GU
Austria, sustine Cd, pc data ce
Romfnia a devenit membra in
Liga Natiunilor prin semnarea
tratatului Gu Geunania, Liga es-
te tribunalui care eventual va
considera cerintele ei 81 va decide
daca Rominia va fl fortata ca sc
aceepte un tratat care uprovede
un amestec strain dn afacerilc ci
domestice.sS
Prin tratatul cu Austria, Romi
MIA ar fl capatat Bucovina, insi
delegatia Romina nu q semnat a
cest tratat, consiliul suprem sus
tine CD semnatura celorlalte pu
teri nu face transfsrarea posibili
pima cind RominiA nu accepts
tratatul. Prin tratatul Gu Ungaris
Rominia va primi Transilvania
irsa sub aceleasi conditii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
SPRE STIINTA 4.

Sc aduce Ia cunostinta generala
ca ori ce plingeri, denuntari sau
urmariri nu, 70 pot pubica pima
persoana care doreste pubicarea
lor nu 80 identified prin un act de
Ia societatea locala, apartinatoa-
re Uniunii s. r. A.
Plingerile sau denuntkrile facu-
te impotriva functionarilor unei
societati trebuissc trimise prezidi-
ului genral al Uniunei.
Asemsnea, onor. Soc. vor ina
inta presidiului Uniunei ori CO de-
nunturi sau urmariri Pc Gale pu-
bhc& impotriva unui membru al
socistxtn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
SfmBATA Sc VA DA IRA
TATUL BULGARILOR.

y y .
PARIS, II Sept. Consili',i
suprem a deeis ca Sc inmineze
tratatul GU Bulgaria misiunei bull
gare venita la Paris, Simbata.
Consiliul suprem complectind
tratatul Gu Bulgaria, va incepe Sc
lucreze la tratatul GU Turcia de
milne incolo. Lloyd George va a.
jungc la Paris milne in acest
scop. FL va Fl ajutat in lucrarilc
lui de catra Maresalul Allenby,
comaadantul fortelor aliatilor
din Asia Minora, care a sosit de
curind in Franta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
4 34.5 Al; .eoa.1sss ssasss CLEVELAND OHIO

ci nu Sc va assocoti nelegal.''
Scnatorul Hoke Smith, din Ge-
orgia, membru democrat in comi-
tetul de agricultural, care lup-
tat impotriva legei, pc baza ca
,,speculatia" este prea indefini-
ia, ma rcusit Sc faca senatul sal
aprobe amendamentul care fOst
aprobat de comitet cd, pretul
nu trebue considerat he just 81
unreasonable in lilnitcle legei a.
fara daca acel pref este mai ma
re de pretul fixat de ,,comitetul
preturilor cuviincioase''
Ministrul de justitie cind a a.
parut 1naintca comitetului a de-
clafat ca recomandatia acestni
comitet, pc care ell revizuit-o,
Sc va tine in seama 81 ,,preturile
cuviincioasc sc vor lua ca baza,
dar s'a opus ca primirea lor sd
fie fortata prin lege.
o alta recomandare a preSedin-
telui fost trecuta in lege de ca
tire senat ca un amendment.
Seful executiv a rugat con-
gresul sd voteze o lege care Sc
poate uza ca model pcntru alte 0.
rase, prin care sa sc poata urma-
ri 81 acei earl speculeaza chiriile
Elocuintelor. In lege s'a facut III
adaos care prevede infiintarea VI
1lei comisiuni HI Washington, 'ca
re sc hotarcasca chirii cuviincioa.
Sc pcntru casele 81 apartamente.
lie din Districtul Columbia lie
gislatorii n'au fixat urcarea ma
xima chiriei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
AIcQeriei in ROIlaIia Marc
IN Is, 16, II SEPTEMBRIE
Sc VOR FACE ALEGERILE.
Adunarile legiuitoare sunt con-
vocate la 6 Octombrie.

Monitorul Official publica deere
tul-lege prin care corpul electoral
al tuturor cetatenilor romini ma
jori din regatul vhchiu, din Basa-
rabia, Bucovina, Transatlantic, Ba-
nat 81 tinuturile din Ungaria ca
re s'au unit GU regatul 81 sc gascsc
de fapt sub putcrea stat,llui ro-
min, este convocat in zilelc de Is,
Is, II Septemvrie a. G. pentru a.
legc pc circumscriptii electorate,
un numar de deputati proportio-
nal Gu poporatia 81 anume: un de-
putat la fiecare numar de 80 mil
dc locuitori 81 la fiecare numar Gle
pcste 10000 locuitori.
Corpul electoral al tuturor ce-
tatenilor romini in virsta de 40 a
nj impliniti din cuprinsul acelorasi
teritorii este convocat i'm ziua de
21 81 % Septemvrie ST. IL. pcntru
a alcgc prin acclasi sistem un nu-
mar de senatori proportional GU po
pOratia S. a. un senator de fiecare
numar de 10000 locuitori 81 de fie-
care numar de peste $4,000 Iocui-
tori.
Profesorii 81 agregatii universe
tatilor din Bucuresti, Cluj, Ger
nauti, Iasi sunt convocati in ziua
de % Septemvrie pentru alegc
un senator din sinul lor.
Alegerilc pentru Bucovina. Tran
silvania, Banat 81 tinuturile din
Ungaria sc vor face potrivit deere
tclor-legi ce sc vor aduce de aci in
colo.
Nouile adllnari legiuitoare sunt
convocatc in ziua de 6 Octomvrie a.
c. la Bucuresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
'BlB'LIOG;Rl'lAFlEI:, j ! I:

Am PRINT la redactie Revista
,,Tinerimea Scolaras' din Craiova,
Gu urmatorul sumar:
D-nul professor /. Florescu: Gu
vint inainte; Nicolae Codrut: Ba-
lada parcului; Aurel Sava: Copi.
larie; NJ. Aihail: Visuri; Mia Ru-
senescu: Pagini razlete; M. Mi
hail: Lacul; Mihail Gregorian
Pentru patrie; Aurel Sava: Pa
raul; George Theodorescu: Ener.
gia; Sergiu Bicescu: Origina ar
tel plastice; George Theodorescu
Viitorul electricitatii; N. NJ: IN.
trebari 81 raspunsuri. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
STIR DIN TARA.

Curtca Martiala Comanda-
mentului Trupelor din Transilvaa
MIA pronuntat urmatoarele SEN
tinte in zilelc de IL si IL August
pentru nepredarea sau ascunderea
armelor:
Menyhart Gyorgy, 8 luni inchi-
scare 81 1900 lei amenda. Szekely
Klemen luna inchisoare 81 500 lei
anenda. Jelendi Karoly, sase luni
fnchisoare. Baier loan, patrn luni
inchisoare 81 300 lei anienda. Vane-
launc 3 luni fnchisoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
Sc invete pOpOrul
De: N. Iorga.

Am facut 0 tara mare, prin vi
tejia soldatului' 81 acea vointa a
vremurilor ajunse la sorocul lor
firesc, Garcia lumea, nestiind CO
hume sal dele, ii zicc, vulgar:
nOroc.
Accasta find acum un lucru
indeplinit, ramine celalalt, tot a.
sa de greu, daca nu 81 mai greu,
caci suntcm singuri, fara auto
rul desvoltarilor naturalc insesi !:
ramine sd umplem aceasta tara
Gu munca noastra 81 GU sufletul
nostru. Raminc sd dam toata cla-
'sticitatca 81 toata desvoltarca "
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CELEBRATE, educate, cultivate.
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81 carc-si capata o punga mare,
fara ca banii lui sd I'll SPORT IN cit
de mica lnasura.
Educarea, cultivarea poporultll
este un program asa de necesar
81 asa de vast, in cit el trebue sa
uneasca toate personalitatile din
.toate partidele, sd formeze pune.
tut principal de activitate PEN
tru orr ce ON de binc care MI
intelege a face din Rominia Mare
o firma tricolora penru aventuri
cconomice internationale.
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cele de binefacere, institutiilc,
bunevointele individuale, toti tre
hue sd Sc reuneasca pentrl 9 q
semenea opera, care nu poate Fl
indeplinita de nici unul dintre a.
cesti factori lindeosebi.
Sc cel foi populare, reviste d.
stiinta popularizatA, biblioteci
lpentru omul sarac, sail de confs'
rinti utile, scoli de adult, exten'
stunt universitare.
Averi imense sunt necesare pei
tru aceasta. 81 vechii donator
pertru biserici 81 spitale trebus
| lisa alba ca urmasi pc nouii do
natori pentru cultura populara.
Ia fruntea celor zece porunc
Eale vremii noua nici un alt pune
lnu poatc trece inaintea acestuia
ia fnvete poporul!
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