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Miss Ruth Greenwood. The next meet
ing Of the club will be held Friday and
the subject will be Meat Substitutes.
present.
The soloist at the Sunday services Of
the Christian Science Society was Rich
ard H. Turner.
The first meeting of creditors in the
bankruptc" proceeding of Cecil G..
keene of Athens was held Saturday at
the Office of Daniel Lewis, referee in
Bankruptcy. Several creditors approved
debts and Harold j.. Phillips was elect
ed tru tee, the bond being fixed at s1OOo
B. S. kincaid and Lord & Caswell are
among the ere litors. The meeting as
adjourned to June II, in order for the
trustee to have time to lolz into the mat
tiers, for further examinations of the
bankrupt. It is understood that lum-
bering ventures are largely responsible
for the present financial difficulties in
Mr.. keene's case.
Peter Poulin Of Madison has sold to
Fred b. Brown Of Madison about forty
acres of land on the east side of the
west County road in Cornville near
Wesserunsett stream. The considera-
ton named in the deal is $4,000.
Charles Emerson of Newport was a
business caller at the Court House Sat-
. urday.
Mrs. Mary Southland and Miss Helen
johnson of Lynn. Mass, and Charles
). sheridan, LIST class private, who has
been in the service, have arrived to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Sheridan
o" Madison avenu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander of
Augusta and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray viles
and son Reginald Of Portland have been
visiting IN town. spending a part of the
time with the family Of Carroll viles.
| Mrs. Parker Sanborn of this place
has sold about IS acres of land in
Pleasant Ridge plantation to Wal
lace Emery Of North Arson and
Fred e. Beane Of Pleasant Ridge.
Duncan Hall is returning Monday
to resume his duties in the Journal
office after visiting with relatives
here for a few days.
| Ex-County Commissioner E. r.
Libby of Pittsfield was a visitor in
town Saturday.
Miss Katherine Hickey Of Gardi-
nei' arrived Saturday night to visit
Miss Corinne =. Salley. The two
young ladies are classmates at
! Pennington Normal school and Miss
Salley has been at home for the holi-
/ day vacation. Miss Beatrice Smiley
and Miss Helen White have been at
home from their studies at the same
! institution and Miss Elizabeth
Marsh Of Providence. likewise a stu
dent there has been visiting Miss
Hannah r. Page. Miss A. p. Man.
/ tor of this place, teacher at Farm
ington -'ormal, went to Portland for
! the recess.
Miss Marion Merriam was in Wat
erville Saturday to attend the Ivy
Day exercises at Colby College. Miss
Helen =. Merriam was also in Wat
ervi1le Saturday.
| DR.. George Otis Smith 10 the Z. S.
! Geological Survey, with hearQuar-
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form of notes and to issue the towns
bonds for a corresponding amount
providing lower rate Of interest can
be obtained by the change. Select
man Smith stated that the town has
temporary loans amounting from
$4,000 to $4,000. He advised that the
change would be a saving to the
town. Town Treasurer G. A. Moore
spoke briefly on the subject.
| Throughout the meeting was very
harmonious and there was scarcely
a dissenting voice in the action TAX
en- by the citizens present.
Extra effort is being made through the
Town Improvement Society and those
interested to have the town thoroughly
cleaned UP in it's appearance for the
June celebration. The Municipal on
GERS and the Improvement Society have
been responsible for the taking away OF
great deal of accumulated waste by
removal by team of refuse when it was
picked up and placed by the side of the
street. The plan is now to have the
! yards and lawns tidy for the coming
event. when such large delegation of
visitors are expected from the surround
ing towns.
Mrs. Mary Steward, who has been liv-
ing in the Mcclellan house on East
Front street. has stored her goods tor
Mass, for the summer.
! Gorham II. Wood of Bangor was in
town Saturday and Sunday calling on
| friends.
Somerset County farmers whose herds
produced $50 pounds or over of butter
1at> for Skowhegan Jersey Creamery
during April according to the monthly
report Of Manager Harris were: A. w
Varney. 1856; Good Will Farm. 179;
George N. Weston, 1903; r. Francis Par.
ker. 1856: A. S. Hilton, 1874; r. D. Salley
& Son. Isl; A. D. Brooks, III; Albert E.
Hodges. North Fairfield. COS: Miss Lucy
Bigelow. North Fairfield, 1879: DR.. f.
ii. Stevens, z7S: f. Warren, 1s3: r. E.
Mosher. 1896; Sanford William. 15s: Fred
Tobey. 1877: r. F. Baker, 1877: T. I. Ho.
gan, 1o3; E. Williamson, 291; [. F. But.
Ter. Us; Eugene S. Watson. cs7; Bert
Fish. Athens. 1S9: George Scribner, 1873
Z. h. White. 2S3; J. +. Sidell 15s: Beck.
with & Taylor. Athens. 155; H. E. Hall
"a; Charles Beckwith, Cornylle 1e,. p
r. Withee. East Madison, 314: MIS- Fife
NJ. Rowell. 154; George E. Foster ROO
Malbon Bros. Malbons Mills, 154; A. G.
! w oodsum, 2iS; Ora Kyle, 167: T. II
Packard, 2e3; S. c. Burrill, 1s1: H. I,
! watson, 2OS: f. c. Matthew, 175: Charles
Holden. 1893: Clifton Jewell. $50; G. B
Gardner. ia; c. II. Fuller, Norridge.
wock. e75: Turner Boswell Isl. r 7.
and G. L. Parker, :3c; H. Miller, III
Edgar Hunter. 337: Ray Moody. ees:
Mrs. Nira Allen Robinson, 1Ss: Barke,
Bros, $780, The total numcer or pouno,
OF rat received was 29.7O73 and the pric.
paid was fs cents ner pound.
The members of the Girls House
Keeping Club enjoyed an outing an,
basket lunch at the Pines between her,
and Norridgewoc' Friday. The lunche:.
were the results of the study.pf the pre-
vious meeting, under the direction Of
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ters in Washington, D. c., has been
mother, Mrs. Joseph Otis Smith for
| a few days.
Tuesday evening will occur the an
! nual meeting Of DE Molay Comman-
derry with election of officers and in
! stallation following. Plans are be-
ing made fer the biggest meeting
ever held in the history of De Molay
| at a convocation to be held at the
asylum on June II. From 20 to %
candidates will receive the degrees.
| Supper will be served.
Features of the Young Peoples
service in federation at the Island
avenue Congregational church were
special music by R. II. Turner as
soloist and ..le Misses Tobcy in a
duet, under the direction Of Mrs.
Philo Steward.
/ The body Of the late Martin Col
bath, which had been repos.~| ~ thu
| toomb at the Southsioe ~-.4tery,
| were taken to Exeter for buria!
| Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Caswell and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Meader went to
Orono Saturday to visit Montford
Meader, the son Of the last mention
! who is a student in the military
course.
Clerk Of Courts and Mrs w. T.
Seekins have been spending a few
days in Bowdoinham, joining their
son, L. Elroy Seekins Of Lowell.
Mass. and his family for a visit to
the home of Mrs. l.. E. Seekins par
! ents.
! Mrs. Lizzie Watson, lecturer of
Somerset Pomona Grange. was a
visitor in Skowhegan Saturday.
About &C ladies and gentlemen from
Skowhcgan Grange went to the
home Of Fred Tuscan. master and
Mrs. Tuscan, Ceres of the order.
Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
! Tuscan. who formerly lived in this
village, have moved to farm in
| Cornville. The party was arranged
as a surprise for the couple and a
very pleasant affair resulted. Ar
rangements were mainly in charge
of Mrs. L. r. Haskell and Mrs. Ern-
! est Emerson, two Of the lady officers.
| Refreshments Of ice cream, cake and
| saltines were carried by the visitors.
The Community Club of the First
Baptist church will meet Monday
I; evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ernest Emerson and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deerine were
at Mayfield pond on a fishing trim
Friday. The accident Of the day was
sustained by Annie Emerson, the lit
! tie daughter of the couple first men,
! toned. stuck fish-hook into one
| finger in attempting to bait the i'm.
plement. The child was taken to
Bingham where it was found neses-
sary to administer ether before re.
moving the hook.
David Hood. who is working in
Waterville. was in town Saturday.
He purposes to make his. home in
Skowhegan sometime later again.
| Mrs. Albert Phillips has arrived
here from Portland and after the ne
turn Of MIR. Phillips from a business
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Something like a hundred voters
met in the municipal building Sat-
urday afternoon to attend the spe-
cial town meeting. L. L. Walton was
unanimously elected moderator of the
meeting and Article.2 was taken up
relative to seeing what sum Of mon
ey the town would vote to raise to
defray the expenses for the welcom-
ing home of the Somerset county
soldiers and marines on June 5. Sc
lectman Clyde H. Smith explained
that at the time Of electing COM
'mittee it was planned that the mon
ey would be raised by popular sub
scription. At a later date, after the
largest taxpayer had suggested that
every man. woman and child do rfo,,'
part, the committee had decided ia
have the amount raised by taxation.
They had decided. if agreeable to
the town, that the money be raised
by a loan payable in three equal an
nual payments of $1,000 each year for
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COMING events

June 4-Gardiner' welcome 70 %11
June 4-Welcome home 10 N:-1
soldiers. Waterville.
June 4-51W. G. T. u. county cera
ton, Auburn. u
June 5-I!alcome Hone, Solder n
at Skowho gan. i
June 6-Kora Temple ceremona,, N
| ton. 81
June 7-Kora Temple delegation "a
for pilgrimage to lndlanarolis ~
tional Imperial session o. W
! Shrine.
: June 1o-11-Fifty-sixth annaa. 81
of the Maine ConfereEre 0; MI
Churches at Second PARISH cau'ea'
June S-14-Boy Scout week. 4
June 10-1l-Maine conference, o..
| tartan churches. Second y
! church, Saco. c.,
June 11-Kennebec Pomona u'al'|
Mount Vernon. , \
June 11-Junior prize speaking
June 11-12-Maine S. of V. annual
! campment. Waterville.
I June 12-Ivy day. Bates College.
June 12-Oak Grove Commencing En-.
June 13-Annual reception and .]I
Gorham High School A!uhl,,
citation, School street A'~
church, Gorham.
June 13 LIBERALIZATION Go'ha"
school. A.,
June 1+Westbrook Seminar ."
Riverton Casino,
June Is Opening of day nn1ss'iu r
supervision of Portland ban' ~
and Child Welfare -AsSot.asV"'
land. So. n
June 17-Commencement day.
Academy. !.
June lS-19-Annual encamphieH'
Department OF Maine, u. 4
burn. 4.
June 1S-19-Ladies Of G. a Il"
convent on, Auburn. s,,sd
June l9-Alexander fr'2e -
Bowdoin college. RrunsWis
June 2-Schools close .vr s"'"''''
June eo-3-commencement Ves~
doin college. Brunsw ca. rs.s
June 0-S-CommencemeN'
versity of Maine. cr"no. rs..
June 2-&-Commenceneh' WIZ
college. Lewiston. ,a,-.s
June 22-Eaccalaurea'e ,a3n n,.-
Bishop E. Fl. Hughes / ''''''
Maine, Orono. .,, &.
June -G-Camp instrucu. ~
GERS, non-commissi'ned o.,s Ind
and buglers of Third M"'''s =
Camp Reyes. Augusta
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Skowhsoan IS; Farminuton I,

The boys of the Skowhesa, NJ
school BASEBALL team. which Ia. =
doing such fine work this seaso, :
der Coach Lewis, added anotbo, i
tory Saturday when they u,,J
against the Farmington High s,s]
The score was 16 to and the -
was somewhat onesided and ,ss1
lang drawn out. The pitchn,
Lewia for Skowhegan was to N M
demned, he allowing but si1 hs r
striking twelve men out
The boys were taken over h Ann
mobiles and a good delegatn !
townspeople went to Farmingtm }
support the home youths.
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United States Army ''''',
paid according to the r''N
them. A second l'e0'e"'
ceives $141.67 initial pay pe' :.
first lieutenant sldf,o" i
5000: major, $3.50; h'n'ena n. = !.
$291.67; colonel. $685. So w." ,.os,
crease Of 10 per cent N'1 !.
longevity pay, for each p,'. ~.
years of service. proridea. '. -.
increase shall not cN'''d = ,ss.
The pay of a Brigadi'r u, a.
$4,000 per year: Major Gene 1' !.
Lieutenant General. 500 .s,.rs
General, $4,000. The '' ,',r.s
ceive no increase for d
service. While on foreis" i 4
officers receive an incr'aSs ,,,a
cent of their base pay ana s M
pay. All officers are iHF".' ~.
lie quarters, with fuc' ana - i.
If these cannot be prov Nv ,..s
flcers receive q conlN."'''
the same.
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trip to Chicago the couple will go to
Lake Wesserunsett, where they will
occupy cottage for the summer
Mrs. Phillips was formerly Miss Ed
ma Austin and was employed here
last year.
Mrs. Albert Whorff, who has been
passing the winter in Waterville with
her brother, has been visiting here
during the weekend but will con-
! tinue her journey on to Caratunk
for a visit there.
Lakewood Inn has been leased to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Lampher of
Gardiner and will be opened about
the middle of June.
Miss Grace G. Merrill, employed in
the Department Of Agriculture as a
stenographer at Augusta, has been
visiting at her home here for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum S. Steward
and son, Paul of Bath, formerly of
this town, visited here during the lat
ter part OF the week with Mr.,
Stewards mother. Mrs. Phebe Stew
ard and other relatives.
law office of County Attorney E. F..
Merrill Saturday night William Pet
ley and Clarence Tibbetts. both of
Arson. having been charged with
statutory offense each. The two
girls in the case at the hearing told
an entirely different story, it is
claimed. from the tale they had told
to Sheriff Mooers earlier. As a re-
suit nothing could be done and the
cases We're mol pressed. This case
was one which had called Sheriff w.
B. Small Franklin County here last
week. The parents of one of the
girls became alarmed at their disap-
pearance and notified Sheriff Small.
who finally traced them into this
county.
A motorcycle. which it was claimed
was stolen at Hinckley, gave local
officials something to be on the look
out for Saturday. A resident Of
Malbons Mills section feels very DOS.
tive that he saw the vehicle pass
through that section Of the town dur.
ing the day Saturday.
Robert Young has received word
Va thS Va Ills son, CIlf1Ord
Young. corporal in Company H.
316th Infantry, in Philadelphia. He
was sent to Camp Dexter for a time.
but his father is expecting him home
in short time.
Mrs. Neil Mills and child of Port
land have been visiting relatives here.
arriving Saturday night.
George Savage Of Lynn. Mass. ia
visiting his mother. Mrs. Flora Saw
age of Middle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ladd Of An.
gusta. who visited briefly here Sat.
urday with Mrs. Abbie c. Lambert
left Saturday for visit in Fairfield
before returning to their Augusta
home.
Mrs. Katherine sanborn Of HartIand
Word was received here Saturday
OF the death Of one of the oldest
women in SOmerset CNur%,.
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PENNINGTON

Three base hits Stoodley, TIVE d
hits Beal 2. Stoodley; stolen h.d
Jacobs, Roullards >, McDonOGgh
Percy Besson 2, l.. Gray ,, Nal;d
2, Mallett; struck out by Lewai l..
Butler Z. by Belanger 6, wild u
Belanger 2, passed ball Smith 5,
on balls off Lewia /. of Butler !.
Belanger 4, sacrifice hits l.ewia,
son. Umpire Smith and Paul. 3
200.
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Telling how the Germ
Belgium, . Belgian II :''"' ,s
this country says tArN ''' ,
telephone wires ON ..,,,
houses the brass KNEES ~, 80:
steads and the brass eyer. . a.
draperies, taxing everytn'.i.s; rss
IN fact, except silk s' 'ss &
which, he says even ~" ss Fl
mind could conceive no Us -, m
Of cotton or wool they LOUD
instance
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Town Votes Raise $4,000 for Welcome to Somerset Cou
tvs Solders-Big Road Imp rovemens to be Made-Mrs.
Katherine Stinson of Counys Oldest Residents Dies
at Her Home in St. Adams at Age of 93-Skowhegan High
Defeats Pennington High Is to 3
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Mrs. Katherine sanhorn Of HartIand
Word was received here Saturday
OF the death Of one Of the Oldest
women in Somerset County, Mrs.
Katherine Sanborn. At her. home near
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A v I z

Prin aceasta avizam pc consa.
tenii din Galati, judetul Fagaras
ca colecta pentru clopotele biserl.
cei din comuna, Sc va fncheia in
ziua de 20 Iunie, 1919. Pentru ca
sa site 81 cei ce n 'au donat pima
acum, am crezut de cuviinta, ca
sa dam acest aviz publicarei ca
credinciosii sa poata da obolal
lor pentru acele clopote, carl du.
pa vestea primita de acasa, sunt
deja comandate la Bucuresti.
Pima All s'au colectat $124O.G
Donatori find abba 81, al carol
hume va Fl pus pc tabla de bronz
pc care vom trimite-o acasa spre
a O. zidi in biserica ca amintire
Deci fac1nd acest lucru, credem
ca nu va ramine nici un consa.
team care sd nu alba la inima 81
sd nu doneze 81 ell ca sd Sc poata
numara printre Gel buni.
In numele fondului bisericesc
salut pc toti cei buni.
Grigors Aron, Box. 764 East Yo
ungstown, Ohio.
(31-33)
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re multumita 81 sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl aranjat Gu cele
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturi
recoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
Rom1ni din loo 81 din jur ne vor
da tot sprijinul dior, participind
intr 'un numar cit Sc poate d"
mare la aceasta petrecere, pima la
revedere am ramas salutindu-va
Gu toata dragostea frateasca.
In numele societatii loan /. G.
Bratianu' din Mansfield, Ohio
Comitetul aranjator.
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TN vITAR Z (.

Societatea romna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Ioan C. Bratianuss
din Mansfield, Ohio, are onoarca
a. invita- pc toate surorile socie-
tati,, cluburi 81 parochii, precum
si pc toti fratii Romini din loc 81
din jur lua parte Ia Marea Pc
trecere Gu dams, care va avea loe
Dumineca, 8 Iunie 1919, in hala
societ&tii din Louis Avenue.
fnceputul va ii Ia orele 1.30
dup& ameazi.
!, Pretnl de 1ntrare: Domnii 50,
Damele Is cent?
Muzica vestitului George Bold
din Canton, Ohio, va distra ono.
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoase
|aEii as dams si cfnteco nstionale'
Suptasolviri Sc primesc gu ma
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SOcietatea rOmIna de ajutOr ST
cultura ,,Ludosana" din Niles,
Ohio, convoaca pc toti membrii
sal din loo 81 din jur a lua parte
la sedinta generala, care Sc va
tinea in ziua de 8 Iunie 1919, la
orele 9 a. M, in4ocalul societa-
til ,,Ludosana".
Tot odata sunt rugati acei frat
Romini carl doresc a deveni "a
membrii al societatii noastrc
spre binele propfiu 81 inaintarea
neamului rominesc sa Sc prezintc
in ziua mai sus numita la hala
unde Sc tine sedinta societatii
unde GU dragoste frateasca vol
fl primiti in mijlocul nostru.
Fiecare frate membru este ru.
gat lua parte la aceasta sedin-
ia 81 sa-si achite restanta de So
pentAu cazurile de Influenza spa
niola, care este repartizata pc fie.
care membru al acestei societati
La caz ca nici acuma nu vor lua
in considerare acest aviz, 81 M
vor achita aceasta suma eel mul1
pima in ziua de Is Iunie 1919, Isl
vor perde tot dreptul, att de Ia
societate, cit 81 de la Uniune.
Societatea noastra inca trebue
sa-si faca datorinta fata de ma
ma Uniune, achitindu-si toate re.
stantele eel multi pima la % Iunie
1919, speram ca fratii membri
)nu vor trece Gu vederea acest
aviz si-si vor face toti datorinta
In numele societatii ,,Ludbsa
na'' din Niles, Ohio:
George Sorea, pres
Dumitru Mindrean, secretar
(31-32)
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G o N v o G A RE

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Aradana'' din Dayton
Ohio, convoaca pc toti membri
81 membrele sale a lua parte la Sc
dinta lunara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 8 Iunie 1919, in scoals
bisericei romine ,,Sfintul Gavril'
de pc Smith Street, la orele 1.3(
dupa ameazi.
Pc aceasta Gale rugam starui
tor pc fiecare membru 81 mem|bri
ca la aceasta sedinta sa binevoia
sea a-si achita repartitia pentrr
cazurile de INFLUENZA spaniola in
timplate in sinul Uhiunei. Repair
titia facuta pc membrii este dt
$2.75 de fiecare membru.
Tot odata sunt rugati 81 ace
membrii care sunt afara din O.
rasul Dayton, Ohio, sa-si achite
repartitia eel putin pima la 1;
Iunie 1919. Acei membrii- care
nu-si vor achita repartitia pima la
termenul de mai sus numit sc
vor socoti restanti, perzindu-si
dreptul de beneficiu, att de Ia
societate, cit de la Uniune.
in nnmele societatii ,,Aradana'
din Dayton, Ohio:
loan Hila, presedinte
Mihaiu Opre, secretar
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A P e L

c2tre toti membrii 81 membrele
societatii Sinful Gheorghe 81 A.
devarul" din Buffalo, precum 3i
catre toti fratii Romini din Buf.
falo 81 jur.
Fratilor!
Subsemnatii mai jos notati, a.
Wind in ziua de Dumineca, / Iu.
ME 1919, o sedinta poporala, la
care a luat parte 81 d-nul loan
Schitea, membru in G. s. E. al
Uniunii. Sedinta s'a deschis la 8
rele 3 p. m. Adunarea proclama
'ales ca presedinte al acestei se-
dinte pc Rev. Augustin Baila
D-sa multumeste, adunarei pentru
onoarea ce Ia dat-o, promitind
in acelasi timp Cd va cauta in.
totdeauna sa-si faca numai dato.
ria, propovaduind cuvfntul lul
Dumnezeu 81 al naintarei natiu
nei romfne pc teren national
D-sa zice ca sd putem ajunge .
da 81 moi roade neamului romi
nesc, trebue "a ne organizAm 3
sd mai adaugam o zala Ia lantu
destul de puternic al Uniunei.
Vorbeste d-nul /. Schitea, carr
|explica pc larg acopul Uniunii
din cine 3 alcatuita, 81 pentru ci
ne. D-ss tersnin& 1icfnd: = or,
!cea AZ pe urmx ii trebu6 81 oric,
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De-alo SocistatilH.

societatea ,,Treicolorul 81 In
dependents Romina.' din Gary,
Ind. - Convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal lua parte la adunarca
generala lunara, care Sc va tinea
in ziua de 8 Iunie 1919, in hala
de sub biserica din IL 81 Madison
Street, la orele 2 p. m. 1ntre mu].
te alte chestnut imoprtante de
rezolvat va fl 81 alegerea de de.
legati pentru adunarea generala
a Uniunii s. r. A. Suntem fern
convinsi ca toti fratii membrii
vor Fl constii de chemarea lor.
Prezidiul.
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DE VfNZARE.

Din pricina sanatatei, vindem
Gorceria 81 Buceria situata fntr o
polite foarte buna. Vinzare buna
81 prevazuta Gu tot ce e necesar
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