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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

@ The work of the church will be mad
equate unless our country and the
lands over the seas are evangelical.
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the
power Of God unto salvation for the
rich as well as the poor, for the edu-
Gated and the unlearned, for the
strong and the weak The church Of
today challenges you to do -FOUR utmost
It's call is for men of wide vision. The
task is tremendous. But God is great
er than our greatest need. Women,
too, are finding there Is something else
besides club life, social settlement,
and fraternal organizations. Because
- the Importance of the church, you
will have an opportunity to have mes
sages next Sunday as follows:
Preaching 10 80, Subject, Revive
Us Again: 1880, First Things First,
Sunday School, 11:45; C. e. Society,
$50, Subject Envy and Covetous-
ness, leaders, Miss Almarine Gebert
and Mrs. Mae Faus. If you are. not
accustomed to attending church, begin
next Sunday to form the habit. We
will be glad to have you worship with
tlls. Robert Kari,
Minister.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.
Programs Will Be Issued Next Week
for Sunday School Convention to
be Held on March 18th and 18th
: 8. a. HERsREcHT ne sE HERI
One OF the BIC Men Interested IN
Sunday School Work Will be N Az
Attendance al the Convention

The county officials are making
great plans for the coming Sabbath
school convention. With next week
the programs will be out. Crawford
county stands well up in it's record for,
good schools and it expects to do bet
ter each year. The convention comes
the last Saturday and Sunday OF
March. The secretary, F ~. Holman,
lis at work with plans for the conven-
ton which will be most helpful. One
OF the big men to come as an expert
ON Sabbath school work is Mr.. Her
brecht OF Dies Moines. We note the
following introduction of this brilliant
Young man in the Sabbath School
Helper:
o. G.. Herbrecht, the newly elected
field secretary, was born in Chicago,
Ill, educated in the public schools OF
New York and Pennsylvania and grad
uated from the University of Pennsyl-
! yania In 1906. During the following
summer he visited Europe, attending
the summer course at the University
Of Marburg. He is also q graduate OF
Central Theological Seminary Of Day
ton. o. Mr.. Herbrecht has been close
~ identified with organized Sunday
school work for several years, sery-
ing three years as, president OF
county association in Ohio and, some
time as a county official In Kansas.
Since coming to Iowa he has been &C.
lively connected with the state ASSOC
citation, serving as the state worker
IN number Of county conventions.
Wherever he has represented the
state association he has rendered ell
cient service He will assume his new
duties as field secretary the first Of
March.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
w. A. PORTER WRITES
Well Known Civil War Veteran, at
MarshaIltoWn Renews Subscrip-
tion--Likes His New Home

The friends of w. A. Porter, old
time resident OF this city who is now
making his home at Marshalltown,
will be interested in the letter printed
below which was written by him re-
Gently.
.Marshalltown, March s.
Dear Review: Enclosed you will
find money order for subscription to
the Review. l am in my usual good
health, although we have had very
clangeable weather here this winter.
/ am getting along pretty well at this
home, have enough to eat, a good bed
and any kind of recreation one wants,
can be gotten. There are no restric-
ton one cannot obey. see that my
old friend and conrade, Ed Sierer has
passed to the eternal camping ground.
Respectfully yours,
l5 Nv. "A. Porter,
~ Station A, Box los.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
{ I. B. S. REUNION FOR 1919.

On Friday OF last week, committees
from the Galland's Grove and Little
Sioux districts met in joint session
at the home of Fred G. Oviatt at
iWoodbine, and decided to hold a joint
reunion Of the two districts in the
beautiful park at Dow City, beginning
Friday, August 22d, and continuing
the remainder OF the month.
This will mean the gathering togeth-
er OF large number Of people for
services each day and evening during
the ten-day session. The program will
consist of social services, preaching by
able speakers, also auxiliary work, by
some able workers of the Sunday
school, Religio and Woman's Auxiliary
"A large choir will be in attendance
to furnish the singing as well as or
chestra and band music. It is esti-
mated there will be one hundred and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

Miss Meta Mae Westcott, OF Delolt,
and Louie G. Osterlund, OF Vail, were
quietly married on Wednesday aI.er-
noon, March 5th, at the Presbyterian
parsonage in this city, Rev. Robert pc,
Karr performing the ceremony. Ine
bride is a young lady VINO mas n ai.
where She is we'll and fayorably
known. The groom is a son OF MI.
and Mrs. L. Osterlund, who have re-
Gently. moved to this city from VAL.
He is young man Of industrious nab
it's and good character and has nost
of friends in the vicinity OF Vail where
he has spent practically all his 4 ire,
Tie young couple will reside On tne
farm owned and recently occupied Dy
the groonl's father near Vail. The
Review joins the many friends IN
wishing these young people many
years of happiness.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

/ . q : $50 4 a. +.
will be the largest organization Of its
kind ever attempted in a hospital CAM
|paign. Fullyk7O per cent OF the pat
ronage Of st. Anthony Hospital comes
from the counties adjoining Carroll
county, and 1t is for this reason that
the Sisters feel that the campaign
should be extended and an cpportun-
ity given to their many friends who
received benefit from this institution
to show their appreciation for the pro-
lection and service that the hospital
gives to them. Many Of the most
prominent men and women in Iowa
have already enthusiastically endorsed
this campaign n II 3a
Further details Of the progress Of
the 100000 campaign will appear in
an early issue of this paper.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
METHOD CHURCH NOTES

Applied Christianity or Christi
anity In Earnest is the only kind Of
religion that is fit to live. The times
demand it. The opportunity for dem
onstrating such q religion was never
SO great. The need for such religion
and the heart-hunger for it, are world
wide. The call is to the individual
Whom shall send and who will go
forSus 2" Beginning with next Sunday
an entire week will be devoted to the
study OF the needs of the world. and
the best plans for meeting them
Neighboring pastors and Minute
MEN are expected to assist in the
meetings, which will be held every
evening, beginning with a song ser
vice at Z: 80 O'Clock. One evening will
probably be set apart for special
service to welcome the returned sol
der boys. The community is cordially
invited.
Hear the Minute Man next Sunday.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening,
lesson, Joshua 20:1-9.
4. Pastor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
PRETTY WEDDING
NEAR KIRON.
Miss Emma oaren Becomes Bride Of
Mr.. G. "A. Anders on Wednes-
day, March 5th.
1 ELABoRATE 4 COURSE DINNER
Rooms Beautifully Decorated With
White and Pink Carnations, Sweet
Peaset Roses and Myrtle

KIRON, March 10-(Special to the
|Review) An extremely pretty home
wedding occurred "Wednesday after
noon, March 9Th, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Ogren near Kiron. when
their daughter, Miss Emma, was uni
ted in marriage to Mr.. G. A. Anders,
only the Immediate relatives being IN
attendance.
Promptly AT 1880 o'clock, to the
strains OF Lohengrin's wedding march
played by Mrs. F. o. Ogren, the bridal
party took their place in the spacious
parlor, under an arch trimmed with
white crepe, fern leaves and myrtle,
from which a white bell suspended,
the ring ceremony being performed by
Rev. N. e. Glad of the Bethel church.
Tie bride was handsomely gowned
in white satin, trimmed with silver
beads and hand embroidered. She
wore tulle veil, and orange bios
SONS. Her shower bouquet was COM
posed of sweet peas and rose buds.
Following the ceremony and con-
.gratulations, the guests were invited
into the dining room where an elabor-
ate four-course dinner was served by
Luc DTlu0 y SlSLcIS. AuC COlOA OSAAOAAAO
OF pink and white was carried out
throughout the menu.
The rooms were beautifully decoras
ted with white and pink arnattons,
sweet peas, white roses and myrtle.
The bridal table was artistically EN-.
bellished with white and pink carna.
tions and streamers suspended from
"a white bell to each individual place
and were pinned to the table cover
with fern leaf, and a carnation, &C
'cording to the color Of the streamer.
The young couple need no introduc-
ton to the community. The bride Is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gust o.
rem, having been born and reared In
this community. She is a popular
young lady and has hosts of friends.
For several years she has been a sue
cessfnl teacher in the rural schools.
The groom is son of Mrs. Caroline
Anders, OF DeKalb, Ill, and has been
making his home at Kiron for several
years where he is employed in the
Kiron State Bank. \:
The couple left the same evening
from DenisOn for Omaha to spend their
honeymoon. They will be at home in
Kiron to their many friends after APP
ril 18th.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
Work on $500, 600 Campaign for ST.
1thony Hospital at Carroll Is
Progressing Rapidly

Work on the 100000 campaign for
st. Anthony Hospital is rapidly pro-
crossing, according to the latest re-
ports issued from Campaign Head
quarters in the city hall at Carroll.
Preliminary operations were start
ed in Crawford, Shelby. and Sac c0un-
ties last week and 1t is expected that
Calhoun, Audubon and Greene coun-
ties will be visited this week to COM
plete the organization for each county,
and also the forming OF the General
Committees to direct the work. With
the bringing in Of these counties, this.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
law visiting relatives and friends.

day visiting relatives and friends.
John r. Robinson and family have
moved to town and occupy the Mrs. j.
r.. Brockelsby residence In the west
part Of town. Vail people welcome
them to town.
Michael Giblin and wife returned
home the first Of the week from q few
days visit with relatives in Omaha.
Milo Dewey and wife left Monday
for Omaha, where Mrs. Dewey under
went an operation. Her many friends
will be glad to learn she is recovering.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

home in Denison Sunday after visit
here with her son, August, and family.
Homer Goodwin visited the last OF
the week at his nome in Carroll.
Paul, sGronemeyer, who has been
working on farm near Arcadia. Wis
tied Sunday with friends in his old
home town
Art Adams was here from Omaha
Saturday, and from here went to Chi
cago on a business trip. !5ts5l
Mrs. Bart Mitchell and daughters,
Rita, were here from West Side Sun
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

The waEi department recently an
nounced shnt more than 5000 gas
masks for horses were being turned out
daily by the. gas defense service and
that they aEs being shipped at once 70
France forathe use Of the animals EN-
ployed by the American expeditionary
forces. n nv Ii ss4 ~ rs s8g
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

There will be institute work held at
the L. D. s. church this week begin
ming Friday afternoon and continuing
each afternoon and evening over Sum
day. The sessions will consist Of lee
lures and class work on Sunday school
Religio and Woman's Auxiliary work
by three team workers Everybody
invited to attend. Bring note books
and pencils.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
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fifty tents pitched in the park, where
the Saints and all their friends will
be made welcome by the people Of
Dow City and vicinity.
Arrangements have been made to
pitch the large tent from the Little
Sioux district which has seating ca
pacity of 1900 or more. Plenty. Of en-
for the young as we'll as
the old will be provided. An invita-
ton is extended to all to come and en-
joy the services. company and tent
life, for ten days in Logan Park, Dow
City.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers have
been visiting relatives and friends in
and around Deloit the past week. prior
to leaving for their new home at Wat
son, Canada. "a. si.s; ii
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12

Little Frances Dean, daughter Of
Mrs. Marguerite Dean Of this city, is
slowly recovering from a recent Sc.
we're attack Of bronchitis.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
MARKET REPORT
BANK sTATEMENT.

National Bank at Dnon in the
Of business on March 4 1919
RESOURCES %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

same applies to ice cream II boiled
custard forms the basis. Let stand
on the ice over night; then add cream
whipped solid; freeze.
When making shcrbetS and ices
try adding two tablespoonsiuls OF
whipped cream and the stiily whipped
white OF one egg to every quart The
expense is slight and the taste and
appearance are improved,
When a boiled frosting is too thin
and runs from a cake return the frost
ing 20 the fire in saucepan on an
asbestos mat and bea, constantly un-
I'll il ,hickeus.
Thing of bathrooms or kitchens.
also bath,ubs and sinks, may be
cleaned with gasoline and gasoline
will be found to he almos, in
dispensable in the cleansing OF gas
plates and drip pans.
The inilammability OF gasoline is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
MENU HINT.



Creole Sauce-One cup Of stewed
tomatoes. Place in saucepan and
add onc-hali cup OF finely chopped
onion, one green pepper, chopped
fine, one tablespoon Of sugar, one
teaspoon salt. one teaspoon OF pap
rlka. one quarter teaspoon OF mustard,
pinch of allspicc, pinch OF cloves.
Cook gently for ten minutes and
then add three tablespoon, OF corn.
starch dissolved in ne-hali cup OF
cold water Stir TO prevent Jumping
Bring TO boil and cook slowly Tor
five minutes
Peach DumplngS-Prepare PLAIN
pastry and then roll on, quarter
inch thick and cut into 'our-lnoh
squares. Fill with the pared and
sliced peaches and add, one table
spoon Of sugar pinch OF nutmeg,
tiny bi, OF butter.
Fold over the dough and then place
in a well creased baking pan and add
one half cup of water and bake thirty
five minutes. Serve with finely
crushed aud sweetened peaches in
place OF the sauce.
Egg Mufiins-Place IN mixing
howl two cups of flour. one teaspoon
iul of salt, five teaspoons OF baking
powder, three tablespoons Of sugar,
two tablespoons OF shortening one
egg, one and ono quarter cups OF
milk or water.
Beat 70 a smooth batter and then
pour into well creased and iloured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
With the Wind.

ITS an III wind ,ha, blows nobody
good said the ready made philoso-
phrr
"Ncs" replied Captain Starboard;
but the kind OF man that sits around
wai,ln' for the wind 10 conc from
exactly the quarter ,ha, suits him IS
mighty Likely 10 have no more sense
than to hoist sail in a hurricane -
WlShiurton Star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
.FiIst National Bank' Falls.

DAYTON, Ohio-Another nation
al bank has failed
Mrs. Bessie Gra,er, Of Akron, saws
she had $40 all stored away IN silk
stocking and that the money IS gone.
She believes that she threw the stock
ing into the dirty clothes" and that
il went to the washerwoman AT any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Is Your Name Wheaton, :

ATLANTA. Ga IL your name
happens to be George I. Wheaton and
YOU were an instructor IN salesman
ship who started a class in atlanta
in 1917, you have tidy fortune"
coming to YOU That's wha, Daniel
l.. Johnston, a lawyer Of Omaha
wrote 10 Chief ~ Police Beavers here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

rate she has asked the Akron police
TO aid her in the recovery oi the
money She isn't worried abou, what
becam of the bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26
Cooking and Cleansing Tips.

LOOKING ana cleansing lips
Cleaning BcdS'eadS-HouSe clean
ing calls for a thorough rcnoyatiug
OF everything in the house so the
housewife who has a dingy white
iron bcds,ead may be glad to know
that simple mixture OF soda and
vinegar will satisfactorily clean the
bed and restore its former whiteneSs.
Mix the soda and vinegar -- one
half cup Of the former and one cup
Of the la,ter-and apply with a SOFT
cloth.
Tips on Cooking-When YOU are
going to bake cookies try making the
dough the day before. This plan will
seem to cut the work in two ii bak-
ing for a large family. And the
cakes will be crisper and better. The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

common knowledge nowadays and
one need scarcely add the precauiion
that /, must never he used in a room
where there is an open flame.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

One comment was general, and tia,
was about the new flour, | heard many
comment, something like this. The
last sack OF flour we got was so poor
why ! just couldn', make bread fit
TO eat out OF it--ye, il is the same
brand We always uSe--l don't know
what In the world was the matter
! do, and | wished | could tell every
woman who docs not knoy. Here IS
the explanation Al wheat must so
through a process known TO millers as
a sweat Ii 1t is made no into flour
before this process takes place, 1t goes
on IN the flour. However, il does not
last for long period, and the sack
Of flour. which made the very poor
batch OF bread. will, if KEEP, long
enough. make a very fine loaf later on.
This doesn't happen often but II 1t
should. Just put the sack back for a
week or so. then It will be all right
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

recently, requesting the chief to help
locate Wheaton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-26

muffin pans and bake in a no, oven
for twenty minutes
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
Mine e 10 Mai.


fie frati de al nosr trait prin Romnia liberia
site penru sufleele rominesti zua
ceasta Gu geu cred Aproape oti avut prej
przuasca alaturi esul zgomot i'll Bucuresi Gle maj
nante ori in provinta zua de 10 Mai.
Nu deci Alta pentru dnsii cit mai aes penru Gel
umbat prn Romina 81 stu insenm'taea aceel
zc Pc di voim sd ncunostintam ca zua de 10 Mai este
ziul de prazlic al natunii rominesti.
Prazncul acesta este ntret de mare lata pentru
in ziua de 10 Maj 1866, sa urcat tronul Romniei
ece Carol
in ziua de 10 Mai 1877 adeca II ami mai trzu sa pro-
clamat independents Rominiei. ST tot
In zua de 10 Mai 1881, adeca dupa a paru ami, Dom
nul Carol L. Voda al ncipateor Romne Unite ncoronea-
prim rege al Rominei
at5 p1aznuim zua de 10 Mai 81 de la Bucurest
multi OH unde in ae par findea acolo este ofciali
paznuiese aa aceasta ri insennata din so
Luna Mai insasi, din frea luna floror
, cntaa de toti poei umi mai incntaoare din toa
unile anuui mai multi preuitoare de moi nadedi 81
mai porivita pentru demonstra frumpasa nvere
tur.
in luna aceasta, in deriti AMI neamul nostru romnesc
savrsit mari 81 radcale schmbar III viaa de
rupt aeseor recuu 81 sa naltat acoo spre cume
lbertii 81 neatarii spre vlrfurie unde numai vunor
le este dat, ca regi al vazduhuriler Sc triasci
Dupa cit pare tot luna aceasta in anu acesta, s
ne lase Sc stm una din zee sae sa nfaptut vsu
drag scump din upusi pamintuu stapnit de
master strani desprnde cetateni vrednc pn de
nadejde in vioru neamuui, in catrele Rominiei Mari.
De data pneasca a cinca fapta mareata
neamulu nosru, tot in cursu une ui Mai.
La 81 ami della proclamarea Independence Romine cite
4e mai in urma proclama independents neamuui
ronesc ntreg Della Nistru pima la lisa, della Somes pima
n Mare. -
De aceea alaurea frator de preutneni carl serbeaz
de nsemnatate la fe in Paris 81 in Roma
or Bucurest Romin din America, in preama aiunuui
in asepam sa vesea ericitoare de apoi
uni pc tot aoaa in singura tara rebuie praznum
sfinenie zua aceasta
Progresiv lnru toate, ata ca prn munca binechbzua
dupa abba 80 ami della procamarea une independence pu
teea praznu ceealalta independents.
Ce este mai scump pc lumea aceasta neatimarea?
Poate ca nu tot stu pretu cuvne. Oar ma
rasesc ca nmeni ramna suga pc veci in braz
da atua Naine de 10 Mai 1877 omnia supusa Tuciei
De atunc sa eberat Naine de asia mai parte
paminulu rominesc 81 Romnior ost supusi domii
lor streine dars elibereaza tot
primavara N fire. nfrunzesc arborii 81 forile 81 des
fac petaee Pc piste asa abne harnce fug
aia roaiei razeor de Din toate deprnde udu
seve dataoare de vata Sc reinoeste rea braca in
lala de parada.
Veiti lapadam 81 moi hanele vech 81 strimte de on
CARA Sc mbracam cee no lumnam mintile 81 gindur
e s e ndreptam Dommu Sa della prona cereasca
s invredlceasea ajunge mite anversar de 10 Mai in
fericita 81 81 bogata tuturor ROminilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
voR AJUTA FRANTA :
NEVOIE.

PARIS, Z Maiu. : Capitanul
Andre Tardieu, dupa cum s'a ra
portal astazi in mod autoritativ,
a anuntat ieri la sedinta secreta
plenara conferintei de pace, Cd
presedintele Wilson s'a invoit sd
aduca inainte6 senatului ameri-
can intelegere speciala pentra
protejarea Frantei in cazul cind
dinsa ar Fl atacata de nou. Pre-
mierul Lloyd George, dupa cum
Sc spune, a promis sa duca main
tea parlamentului englez aceeasi
prOpunere.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10
lnaprtIla1AatLA, viCtoriei.

lne, in 10 Mai in6hide campania pentru impru-
nuu numt al Vctore Fecare sulet intelegator al
ior e tram subscrs cit putut la acest fmprumu
Ccmana noastra de publcitate inca subscrs subscrs
81 edctor ceaal personal Fiecare dintre stut bne
pentru &c trebnia subscrie.
NineAi creada ca Ell volt sd si Arunce ba
nil Bani nyes in pnmuturie facnte de Uncle Sam snnt
cei mai bine nvest din ume De 81 pentru ae
nrio sna de- alte fecare muncitor trebue 81
rnaxc pildei noastre q a. subscre alta cft poate
sets sse ddtofinta De be trebuie y p
m ni Hii 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10

tre cei de la Archangel face ca
gnvernul de la Omsk al tuturor
Rusilor sd fie suprem in Siberia.
Communicable de radio Gu Ger
mania - Berlin. - Comunicatiile
de telegrafie fara' fir intre Nauen
81 turnul Eiffel din Paris au fnce-
put, asa ca delegatia de pace ger
mana sa fie in legatura GU Reri
null. Ministrul de externe de aici
e in legatur6 Gu Nauen-ul prin
sirma directa 81 delegatia de pace
are deasemenea o sfrma directa
de la Versaills pima la turnul Ei.
ffel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10

rul: ,,Partea de sud a Caucazului
este pima de refugiati. De exem-
plu, Ervian, capitala asa zisei re-
publice Armene, in timpuri no.
male are 0 populate de 10000. a.
cuma Sc gasesc aci peste. 100000
de persoane. Mamele Isl omoara
copil si-i man1nca. Ofiterii Eli
glezl Imi spun ca aci canibalisma,
a devenit un ceya obicinuit".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10

Guvernul Bucovinei a deschis'
I'm credit de 500, 600 de lei pentru3
ajutorarea demobilizatilor 81 re-
fugiatilor intorsi-la vetrele lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-10

La mitropolie 81 la toate ibiseri-
cile din tara s'a oficiat parastas
solemn pentru pomenirea lui Gh.
Pop de Basesti. Au asistat mini.
strii 81 toti fnaltii demnitari al
statului.