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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-06-27
N. E. Church.
Sunday June 1th.

Sunday School s.45am. Preach
inc al III q. M. and y y. IN. by the
pat.or.
A most cordial invitation 10 eli,
John d. Holland. Pastor.
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Ia this csusa 4 appears rs ~
sdsvit. sha, the defendant. Leslie
Chos;s. is Justly Indebted t. the
plaintiff and ia Q pon-resid.ri Of The
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Taylor Brdhers
funeral DireC.
tors and TN.
baImers.

We carry a complete
line ~ Ioiiins and NAs-
kcts. All cslls given
prompt attention. d.,
or Night. IA. Pkosss
CiiIseas' n: CsahW.
and M. 2i2. Residsaes
phone GuruAsslaa1 ~
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hoN-RGsioGNr NOTICE
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Wilburu. tho little son Of Mr..
and Mira. J. l.. Davi. 10 seriously
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31

\VlS-H-VlS C0 UQlCeO oanK
MOI tinem tot. felul dc medicini De
atct st dtn patria vecbe st le. vindeD
~ cea NAL mare punctuelitate.
In farmacia noAltr& lucrA farmas,
:isti diplomati. care vorbesc romineste
II IN alte limbi din patria vechs.
Avem cele maj; bune medicini y
asdici pentru bossle aeerete, femelestl
si bxFbAtestls procuEna ei pentru' alte
ooale q garantAms pentru leacurile CO
dam orr trimitem Gu. posta. 6crie ro-
aineste si Eoi Va servim tot romlno-
stss Medict SPECIALIST care intotdeaans
stau. 10 dispoxitie. <2lSs)
Avon med3cini psntfu ! dollar psn~
tTu asudaSoa ptcioArelOr. care niroasa
- vtndecA In : xilo Gu garantie.
Cra1e9to q nuuaARnt eoAA .voat ~ otv
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
UNIREA TRANSILVANIEI GU
ROMfNIA.

De la prabusirea Monarchiti
Austro-U Ungare. char 1nainte dc
sosirea vre-unei armate aliate
Gle ocupatie, deputatiile Romi-
nilor din toate cOmitatele Tran
silvaniei 81 ale Banatului, conn
puse din peste suta de mil de
perSoane, au cerut in inplmatoa-
rea adunare nationala de la Alba
lula La l Decembrie 1918, uni
rea definitiva Transilvaniei 81
ale regiunllor Rominesti din I'm
garia, precum $ Banatului Gil
Rominia.
Tnmlnea fost realizata Gu di-
spozitia particulars ca Transit
vania sa pastreze, pima la Inche-
ierea pacei. autonomie provi-
zorie care va permite sa-si regl,-
leze singura toate chestiunile spe
ciale puse de noua stare de lu-
cruri. Actul de unire aslgura
minoritatilor drepturile politiee.
confesionale 81 culturale cele mai
sntinse.
Pc baza aceStor garantii, SASH.
in adunarea lor tinuta la Medias
la Ianuarie 1919 au aderat for
NAL la acest act de unire.
Guyernul Romin cuprinde as
taxi trei ministri reprezentanti a
TransNvaniei 81 chestiunea auto
nomiei provizorie a acestei pro-
vincii, pima la incheerea defili-
tiva a pacei, Sc gaseste regulala
de un statut stabilit de comun
acord 81 care asigura colaboraraa
Tramsilvaniei GU regatnl.
Rominia nu Sc indoieste ii
Conferinta va ratifica aetul de
unire consacrat de manifestare
att de precisa a vointei popula-
tiei.
Cerfnd Bucovina 81 Basarabid,
Rominia nu face deceit sd realize
ze dezanexiuni legitime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
RUCOVINA. A CERUT fNTOT.
DEAUNA ALIPIREA DE PA.
TRIA MUMA.

MolldOya a cerut intotdeauna
Bucovina. Bucoyina ca 1nsasi 4
volt 1ntotdeauna sd Sc reintoar.
ca Moldovei, 81 a manlfestat, bI-
na in ultimul moment, tendintcle
lrcdentistc cele maj llmpezi.
81 -pcntru Blrcovina razboiul a
fost un prilej de a-si proclama
volnta. Guvernul proviZoriu est
dintr'o adunare nationala a Ro-
minilor 81 tuturor nationalita-
tilor din Bucovina, reprezentind
marea majoritate a populatiai
intregei provincii, in afara de
Rutenl, proclamat la % Noem-
brie 1913 la Cernauti, unirea de.
finitiva 81 fara nici conditif
Gu Romlnia a mtregei provincii III
limitele sale istorice pima la nj
stru.
Tratatul dim 1916 nu dusesc
frontiera Romina decit- pima la
Prut. Rusii opun1ndu-se GU encr-
gle in a lasa Rominia sd atinga
in vre-un punct frontiera Nistrn-
|lui. Oar, prin unirea Basarabiei
RomInia a regasit frontiera ma
turala Pc care acest fluviu a con
stituit-o pentru ca, timp de Sc.
cole, de la Mare pima la frontiera
Galitiei.
Romania ma avut decit sa ia
act de vointa Gle unire tota0a a
Bucovinei 81 sd dea reprezentan-
tlloy acestei prOvincii locul lor
in Guvern
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
ROn1ania Ia Con.
ferinta de Pace.

(Continuare de pc pag. -.
olenta represiunei unguresti, sunt
Idovezile 1ndestulatoare ale inten-
sitatei sentimentului national Ia
Rominii din ansilvania.
Acesti Romini II au admis nlri
odata legalitatea dominated Tn.
guresti care lie era impusa. In
1914 un foarte mare numar din.
ire Ell au refuZat sd selveasca sub
drapelul Unguresc 81 all trecut
in Rominia unde an format le-
giuni intregi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31

care ii eran supuse introducind
in ele colonii 81 usurind inligratia
poparelor. Bucovina foSt pus;l
in mod special la accst regim, 81
rezultatul a fost constihlirea a.
malgam Gle nationalitati. in care
clementele Rominesc 81 Rutean
sunt cele mai numaroase. fara
ca Austria, char dupa statis,i.
ellie Ell oficioase favorable Ru-
tenilor sd fl reusit sd faca sil
obtie pc acesti din urma mai
multi de 3 8 din populatia tota-
la a tarei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
CO NV o G A r E !.

Filiala No. | din River Rouge,
Michigan, societatii .,Hora Uni
ri" din Highland Park, Mich.
convoaca Pc toti membrii sal a
lua parte la adunarea generala.
care Sc va tinea in ziua de l Ia
nuarie 1920. in localIl d-lui loan
I. Motok din $50 Great Lakes
Avenue. Deschiderea sedintei va
Fl la orele 2 p. m. Gu ocaziunea
acestei sedinte va Fl predarea
vechilor functionari la eel noui
81 darea de seama contrOlOrllor
despre bunul mers al Filialei, 81
mai multe luSruri importante
care din oaresi S'care imprejurari
MI s'au putut Iprivi la sedinta
trecuta.
In speranta eli fratii membrii.
cit 81 cei nemembrii, doritori Il
Gu moi, ne vor aasculta rugarea,
semnez GU stimat
In numele Filialei No. l din
River Rouge, Mich. a societatii
.,Hora Unirii' din Highland
Park, Michiganl
-, ME a'sa di1ss'os'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
S
.JR0Hs1lE1
sss " g q e ss Is,s s9ssaa
In jurIII IuInii Gu
nlICi CheItuie|i.

I. yrei ca sd vexi cum s'au dat MARI
te Iupte in Tranta, Russia, Italia, Ga
Htia, Bcigia, ROminia. POlonia, Serbia,
Ungaria 81 Turcia: vrci Sc vexi cum
nerOpIancIc nu Iuptat in aer. vrei We
vexf cum submarincle au luptAt sub
apj: TOate aceSte !e pOti vedea char
In d-ta acas:i. pc Spese fOarte mtcL
moi am primit o multime de f0toErafii
din rhxbOiu pentru SterescOp. G-3)
Cfnd privesfi la aeestc fotOgrafii
prin StercscOp, It'll frchipHlesti cii estl
i'm IupteIe acutaIe. priyind Gu Ochii
prOprii. StercscOpul dupM cum vexl
mai Jos costa numai 500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
100
CfND DURERILE REUMA-
TICE L0vESC PUTERNIC
Sa nj In fndcmina SIOan's Liniment
Sata pentru accste dureri subtle

AYu LISA ca aceste dureri reuma- =
IN tice sa tie gaseasca fara Sloan's S
Liniment din nou. Pune-l la in
demina II locul reZervar pentru medi-
Gina pentru al intrebuinta imediat
cird este de lipsa. Daca l-ai gatat a
cum, cumparl alta sticla astazi, asa
ca sa nu suferi mai mutt deceit me-
cesar cfnd un junshiu ori durere
tie ataca.
Pune-l fara S;i freci pentru ca el
pGtrunde dind usurinta prompta
cind suferi de sciatca, lumbago. ne
vralgie infirmitate. lovtura, scrin-
teala. fncordare, 81 contuzune Fl
pregatit tine-l la indemfna. La
toti drugistii 35c.; roe, $1.4o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
lily BASARABIA.
ACEASTA PROVINCIE A We
NIT SINGURA SA Sc ALIPEA
SEA LA ROMfNIA.

Populatia Basarabiei cuprinle
lactualmente ~ La suta Romini ia
| ta de % la suta neromini. Aces
tia sunt maj ales Rutenii, la nor1
| in regiunea Hotinului, 81 colonii-
lie gelmane 81 bulgare in sud, un-
] de formeaza inslae inconjurate
de populate Romineasca.
Basarabia. care a facut totdea-
una parte mtegrala din MoldOva
de la consfiuirea acestui princi-
pat. a fost luata de Rusi in 1912.
restuita parte in 1856, relua.a
lin nou complect la 1878.
Singurul interes al Basarabiei
pentru Russia era ca constituia 0
etapa mportanta in mersul catre
Constantinopol prin peninsula
Balcanica. Acest mers este astali
definitiv oprit 81 Basarabia MI
mai poate prezenta pentru Rusi
orr ce constitutiune STAR da q
tarei lor. interesul care pricinu-
ieSte aceasta c,1cerire.
MOldova gu lncetat sd pro-
testeZe 7mpotriva acestei ciopir-
tiri ale teritorului eli, 81 Basara-
bia la r1ndul eli a paistrat merau
dorinta de rcdeveni rom1nea-
sea.
Innediat ce, in timpul ultimulli
raNboiu, revolutia ruseasca din
1917 permits Basarabiei sa-si
eNprime in mod liber yointa, ea
STA proclam'at imediat autope-
mia.
Aceasta proclamatie a fost fa-
cuta de catra Consiliul National
al Basarabiei, reprezentare lega-
Ia 81 complecta proyinciei, a.
leasa sub regimul ruscsc. Aute-
nomia republicei Basarabiei a
fost recunoscuta de guvernul rus.
| Dupa lovitura de stat bolsevis
lta, ,Basarabia a proclamat, in q.
celeasi forme constitutionale, IN
dependenta eli absolute de Ri.
sia; Jar guevrnul sau, prin mi.
jIocirea ComandIamentului trupa
Tor Aliate,' cerut interventia
trlpelor Rominesti pentru a 9
apara contra bolsevistilor.
I'm fine la 8 Aprilie 1918, Con.
siliul National votat prin ST
de voturi contra 3, nnirea Basa
lrabiei, in limitele ei istorice, a
dica p1nA la Nistrll care ,e vn.
|chea ei frontiera Gu R6msnia.
| Aceasta unire ! inplica la 1ilce
put pentru Basarabia patsrares
sutoncmiei ei provisorie. Consi
lliul National din urtna, rennn
|tat dc bu1la vofe Ia acessta con
lditie 81 = cerut nunai Guyerntl
Hui Romfn . legs asupra iunpzr
tirei paninturilor AceastA leel
ts' fzcutk ~ anirsl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
POSTA REDACTIEI.

N. Beldean, Highland Park.
Revista cere-o de la l. Pintea
Box 139, Erie. Pa.
G.. Cordos, Detroit, Mich: =
Traducreea bunicica, insa maj
incercati; cautati lucrlri de inte-
res general. Nimeni rl poate de-
odata sa faca un lucru asa cum
trebue.
Cit despre cursul pc care voiti
al urma, aceasta depanda de d.
ira fiecare ON are atragere spre
ceya, de altfel ori ce bransa in
care un ON G specializat, bun;i
81 aici 81 dincolo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
TEswA,

200 de fOtoSrnfii din raxbOiu dcOse-
nlte costa numai $500.
La Eel avem 81 aItc fOtografii foarte
1nteresantc pentru Sterescop. o ca
LATORII IN JUKUL LUMII. 500 f0to-
grnflf de0sebfte din tOate pAFtiIe Iu-
mil costa nmmal 800. SatlsfacBia Z
xarantata.
Nm ne trimite toll banii. tfimite nn-
mal $1.O0 si restuI IL vel pl&ti cfna7 Do-
staru1 i'll va aduce pachetul acash.
Nu fntiFxln, trlmlte c0manda axl laS
DAZAIs CO., DEPT. RSf.
- East 7th Str. New York. N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31

EasaraIbici cu Roan1nia a fostsast
fed complect realiNata fara con
litii.
Guvernul Romfn cuprinde do
Ministri reprezentanti al Basa-
rabiei.
(.,,yiitOrnk).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-31
POSTA ADMINISTRATIEI

D-lui F. Hada, secretaFhl SOC.
,Ulpia Traiana": - Rugam cind
-rimitet convocarea pentru adu-
narea sedintei llnare, pune-ti 81
data cind aveti adunarea. D-ta
ii ca moi nu suntem ghicitori 81
ghicim Zilelc. - Salutari.
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
PROCLAMATION

"For more than three years Ameri-
can philanthropy has been large fac
tor in keeping alive Armenian, Syrian,
Greek and other exiles and refugees
of Western Asia.
ION two former occasions l have ap-
pealed to the American people in be-
half Of these homeless sufferers, whom
the vicissitudes of war and massacre
had brought to the EXTREMIST need.
"The response has been most gener-
GUS, but now the period of rehabilita-
ton is at hand. Vastly larger sums
will be required to restore these once
prosperous, but now impoverished, ref
ugees to their former homes than were
required merely to sustain life in their
desert exile.
"It is estimated that about 100000
Armenian, Syrian, Greek and other
war sufferers in the Near East will re-
quire outside help to sustain them
through the winter Many Of them are
now hundreds of miles from their
homeland. The vast majority Of them
are helpless women and children, in
cluding 5000 orphans.
"The American Committee for Re-
lief in the Near East is appealing for
a minimum of $30,O0O000 to be SUBJ
scribed January 1919, 1919, with
which to meet the most urgent needs
of these people.
II, therefore, again call upon the
people of the United States to make
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
He HAS NO FAMILY
BY David Hinshaw

A little boy, one of the 400 900 home.
less, orphaned starving waits which
the Committee for Relief in the Near
East is caring for, after being washed:
fed and put to bed, cried for bread.
When the worker gave him bread he
went to sleep, with it tightly clutched
in his little hand. When asked later
on why he was not eating the bread he
said with piteous intensity IL don't
want 1t to eat, just want to-to, hold
it in my hand"
A form of punishment frequently
practiced in American homes is send
ing a child to bed without his supper.
The entire household is disturbed
throughout the evening over the
thought of the hunger of the little
one so punished. Some warm heart.
ed member of the family, most fre-
quently the mother, is quite likely to
carry food to the little culprit.
Our hearts are moved and rightly
moved at such time. Our punished
child has family, home, friends and
food, except for one evening. The lit.
tie fellow I'm the Near East who want
ed only to Toto hold it in my hand"
had neither family nor home. He had
for friends only those persons In dis.
tant America who had contributed to
keep him alive. He was hungry, not
for one evening, but weak and pitiful
from long starvation. No misdeed Of
his caused this gnawing hunger. A
cruel war and q barbaric practice
were responsible for his condition.
Seventeen cents a day, FIVE dollars a
month will care for him and each of
the hundreds OF thousands Of needy
children Of his race. Shall America
leave him without home. bed. food or
friendsi He has NO family.
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
THE TURK AS AN IMITAT0R
BY Booth Harrington

When the Turks won at the Darda-
nelles they believed themselves safe
to carry out the scheme of exterminat-
inc the non-Moslems in their domin-
IONS by the example OF scientific Pan
norman atrocities in Belgium, they
determined upon a Pan-Turanian pro-
,act With a similar system OF planned
Sr;gbtfulness. The Germans not only
onnroved but pointed the way. They
i,nstigated, first, the deporting OF half
a million people from Asia Minor;
tben the deportation of the Armenians
and svrians. with accompanying afro
cities which resulted in the deaths OF
nearly a million Christians, including
al, the able-bodied men. The most
friehtful slaughter Of defenceless peo-
,,,as known in history has ended In
tho scattering through Asia Minor,
po,astine. Persia and the Russian
Caucasus Of four million old men, wo.
men and children, starved, broken ana
diseased. All Of these are now ac-
cssaible and appeal to America for aid.
-Four hundred thousand are children
without fathers, and many are without
mothers. II they are not succored at
once they will surely die. Then the
Turks will have succeeded In the
.cbame they have pursued for years,
beginning with the Assassin" Abdul
Hamid and ending with the super-as-
sassins, Enver Pasha and Talaat Bey.
The Committee for Armenian and
Syrian Relief wants Thirty Million
Dollars from America. Before 1917
America would not have known how
20 do that. But going to war has
TAUGHT us several things, and. among
men. How to Give. We must not for
eSt-not while these stricken multi
ipdeA Azl dytnE--
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
American Committee Sole Aaenc,
Our Allies in The Near East
BY Charles Evans Hughes


Probably at no time in the history
of the world have there been so many
fatherless and motherless children as
there are today. Tens of thousands,
probably hundreds of thousands in Ar
menia, Syria, Causasus, Persia, Mes
opotamia and Palestine are not only
without parents, but are without any
strong parental government to give
them the help and protection which
orphan children of other lands enjoy.
American Consuls and missionaries
cable the American Committee for Re-
lief in the Near East, almost daily re-
garding the situation. Ole message
from the Russian Caucasus pleads for
the support of 10000 children at an
average expense Of two dollars per
month per child. Another from Tifis
reports 10000 children in one region
waiting for an answer to a previous
cablegram requesting help. Reports
from other points indicate similar con-
ditions. Among the many appeals It
is possible for this committee to as
sumo responsibility for only the most
pressing cases, and 1t is upon these
that the committee would focus the
attention Of the American people.
Out Of the horror and nightmare
through which these people have pass
ed comes the gratifying word that we
can be of assistance; that our efforts
will prove availing, and that we can
share with these orphan children the
bounty which. we, as Americans, have
enjoyed for years. The work done by
this committee has been most un-
selfish and effective under conditions
Of great personal sacrifice. May Am
erica respond to their appeals.
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
PRESIDENT WILSON, IN PROCLAMATION,
STRONGLY URGES NEAR EAST RELIEF

than $15000,000 in administering to
the relief Of starving Armenians and
Syrians and portions of the Greek
population in the Turkish Empire.
All of the money spent to date has
been used merely to keep alive the
destitute, until such time as the ac.
tual rehabilitation of the Near East
could be begun. Now that the war is
over, that time is at hand. Experts
Of the Committee have estimated that
$30000,0 900 will be needed Immediately
to start this work, and drive will be
carried on through the United States
from January 18th to 10Th.
Half Amount for Starving.
Half of the amount to be raised
during the drive will be expended in
keeping alive the destitute. More
than 1,77O,000 exiles are to be return
ed to their homes, and clothing must
be provided for 100000 refugees.
There are more than 100000 children
made orphans by the war who must
be cared for at once if they are to be
made assets to the world. An esti-
mated expenditure of $40 for each
child brings the total needed for these
orphans to $4,000,O00. Houses for the
1,770,000 persons whose homes have
been destroyed will cost $2,500,000,
and many more millions will be need
plements for the repatriated, before
the country can be put again on a pro-
ducing basis.
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
Latin and Hebrew.

For parallel to Hebrew, which, AZ
ter having been numbered so very long
among the dead languages, is becom-
ing today again living, spoken
tongue, we must turn to Latin,
though the analogy is not perfect, II
decidedly romantic, in either case.
Through all the dreadful days OF bar
barism in Europe the Roman Cathoiic
church helped to preserve the Latin
language from oblivion. When Greek
had all but perished from the ken OF
mankind at large, when even Homer
had almost been forgotten, the IAN
guage of the Caesars still rendered IN
ternational communication possible.
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10

State # Michigan-CircuiI Court for thR
County o. SblAwsssee.
William r. Wilson
pIain' II
Florence Wilson.
Defer dant.
suit pending In The Circuit Court for the
C.unty If Shiawassce IN ch .ncery, al CoruaaN,
on he 10Th day OF December. A. ID. 1913
1t this causo it appearing by affidavit OF file
that he d, fendant, + orerce Wilson Is not q
resident OF TINS state out resides at BrenAn-
in he STATE OF Indiana
On motion of arIen Pierpont Conplalnant's
so itUr IL is ordered that the said eff ndsnL
florence WilSot, cause her appearance 10 be
enter herein WITHIN rec months from the
date of this order: and that In case OF her
appearance that Sht cause her spswer TO tbf
compldinaht's III OF 'uplaint 10 be fled ana
a copy thereof IT, b- served on said conI pla. n
ants solicitor Within 10 days after service cn
her or a copy OF said biil ana notice OF his Or
der; and that in defaui: thereof said bill be
taken as confessed by he said non. esident
ue endant
And t is further oroered that within twenty
days the said compla nant cause n notice OF
tins order tv be published Ia The Owoeso
FIN s newspaper printed. published and
crcula' log Ia said county and that such publ
cation be continued therein at least once iD
each week for six weeks IN succe sion. or bb nb
sonally served on said non resident de endanf
at least 20 days before the time aoove pre-
scribed for her appearance
JOSEPH IL. C7LLINS,
Circuit Judge
WARREN PIERPONT.
Complanants Soliclto-.
Business address. Owosso, Michigan
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
Expert on Saving.

Millions of persons, according to
Freeman Putney, Jr., in the Financial
World, decide to save, do It haphazard
for a time, then they drop back into
careless money habits. They fail be-
cause they follow the wrong system.
The wrong way, Mr.. Putney points
out, is to pay current expenses first
and then save what remains. The
right way is to make up your mind
how much you can save weekly, then
lay that amount aside first.
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10

even more generous contributions
than they have made heretofore to
sustain through the winter months
those, who, through no fault of their
own, have been left in starving,
shelterless condition, and to help re-
establish these ancient and sorely op-
pressed people in their former homes
on a self-supporting basis.
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON.
The White House,
goth of November, 1918."
In the foregoing proclamation writ
ten before his departure for Europe
but released today, President Wilson
urges support Of the efforts of the Am
erican Committee for Relief in the
Near East, to raise $30,000,000.
The American Committee for Relief
in the Near East, formerly known as
the American Committee for Armenian
and Syrian Relief, will make it's work
here known through Michigan pub
licity bureau. Newspapers will be
supplied with information as to just
what the committee is accomplishing
and with illustration and brief feature
stories illustrative of the work to be
done.
American Committee Sole Agency
The American Committee for Relief
in the Near East is the only agency
organized for affording relief in the
Near East, aside from the Red Cres-
cent controlled by the Turkish Gov
ernment) 1t has already spent more
The Owosso times., 1919-01-10
Generous Offer.

My little nephew is fond Of remem-
bering his aunts on their birthdays.
He did not have enough money saved
to buy one Of them gift, so he apollo
getically said: "Aunt Rose, am sor.
~ have not enough money to buy you
present, but I'll come and stay two
weeks with you."-Chicago Tribune.