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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
FORMER Marine STAR SPREADS
LOT OF JOY AMONG FANS WHEN
He is DISCOVERED HERE TODAY
Says He Is In Great Condition and
Anxious for Start of the Sea-
sons First Game.

We have in our midst today, one
Mr.. Bueland, late of Minneapolis,
MINI. but now resident of Rock
Island He arrived this morning.
Further explanation for football
lands activities as a tackle on the
famous Marine grid team are well
known 70 several thousand tri-city
people
1t is superfuous to add that he
is here to give his services TO the
Independents for the next couple
OF months. VIII wonders never
cease? Who will be next?
Bueland's arrival is hailed with
joy by the loyal supporters of the
green jerseyed tribe of warriors.
With him at one tackle and Ba-
shaw st the other, Dempsey and
Mansfield on ends. and O'Brien
and another good man at guards,
and Wyland at center, we would
say that Rock Islands line will be
stronger than tho oroverbial
s<oue wall
Giant In Size.
Bueland is a giant in size and a
bear IN football He says he is in
great condition right now, and
~lth a week in which to polish of
ihe rough edges before the season
spans next Sunday with Rockford
A A c., some interesting things
are promised the fans who are for
sslRats enough to get out and wit
ness the contest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
WIN STREAK OF
CUBS BROKEN
BY CARDINALS
Inability to Make Their WaIIops
Count Proves Disastrous for
the Mitchell Men.

ST Louis. Sept 23.-Heavy hit
ting by the Cardinals mixed with
weird pitching by Abraham Lin
coin Bailey in the second inning
put a quietus on the latest win
ming streak Of those Cubs yester-
day afternoon in the opener of the
series. The Bruins banked on run
ming their victory string to eight
straight. but Bailey proved easy
picking and was forced to retire at
the end of the third round. BY
blending more hits with a pass
while Nick Carter was doing a re-
lief turn on the peak Rtckey's 2th-
letes clinched the listless matinee,
5 to 3.
Inability to make their wallops
count proved disastrous for the
north siders. They outbatted the
knotholers II to 10. but Willie
Doak, the local slabber, always
managed to escape trouble when
the visitors seemed bent on pulling
a rally AS an illustration of the
dopey methods employed by the
Cubs. one need only cite the hap
pe11ngS or their fourth inning,
when four hefty singles came to-
gether, yet only one run blossom
ed.
Clubbing honors went to Oar
rell. who unloaded triple and two
singles, Barber. who assembled
three singles, and Stock, who OBJ
tanned a perfect average for the
day by bagging a double. two sin
giles and pass in four trips to the
plate.
Bailey seemed destined to a lac
ing from the outset, though he es-
capped being scored on in the first
inning. when. with two out, Stock
and Hoinsby singled, only to be
stranded when McHenry famed.
Barber picked his first safety
after one down in the second and
reached the keystone corner, where
ho an5ad his piIvripo . 90 Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
FOR FIRST Time IN ITS HISTORY
CINCINNATI WILL VIEW OPENING
GAME FOR WORLDS TITLE HONOR
All Arrangements for Big Classic
Completed on Theory Chicago
Cannot Lose 0ut.

Chincinnati, Ohio, Sept 22.-Cin-
cinnati for the first time in its his
tory as a National league city vii
on Wednesday. Oct. !, witness the
opening game Of the series TO dc
eide the championship Of the world
between the Cincinnati Reds, win
ners of the National league pen
nant. and the Chicago White SoN,
prospective winners of tho Amer
lean league pennant.
Chicago has not vet clinched IN
flag in the junior organization, but
the national commission made It's
arrangements on the theory that ft
was almost impossible for Cleveland
the runnerup. 10 nose out Comis-
keys club. All games are scheduled
to start at 230 p. m.
The decision to open the baseball
classic in Cincinnati was decided
on the toss Of a coin by Louis
Comiskey, son of the owner Of the
Chicago club. August Herman.
president Of the Reds, called
heads" and won At first II was
announced that Hermann had
lost, but after examining the coin,
one of the new half dollars, Louis
Comiskey said he was mistaken
and that Mr. Hermann had won.
The teams will play the first two
games in this city, and the next
three will be played in Chicago.
The clubs then jump back to Gin
cinnati for games six and seven, ify
this is necessary, and before ~
eighth game, which will be played
in Chicago, it will be decided by lot
where the ninth game is 10 be con
tested should the series stretch out
to this length. The schedule as
drawn calls for continuous playing
on each day, weather permitting.
Empires Selected.
The umpires who will oficiate
are William Evans and K. F. Nallin
Of the American league and Charles
Risler and E. c. Quigley Of the Ma
tional league.
]. G. Taylor Spinks, st. Louis.
will represent the national com
mission as scorer, while Joseph NJ.
McCready. secretary OF the Base
ball Writer'S association of Amer
lea, will represent that organiza-
ton. These two officials will work
in both cities, and will be assisted
by one member of the local chapter
of the writer's association in each
OF the contesting cities.
Eligible Players for Series.
WHITE SOX.
Eddie Cicotte, Eddie Collins. John
Collins, Urban Faber. Oscar Felsch
Charles A. Gandil, Joseph jenkins
Joseph Jackson, William James.
Richard Kerr, Harry Le!bold, Grow
er Lowdermilk, Byrd Lynn. Harvey
Mcclellan, Fred 2Mullin, J. r,
Mayer, Eddie Murphy, Charles A..
Risberg, Ray Schalk, J. ]. Sullivan,
George Weaver, r. II. Wilkinson
and Claude Williams.
REDS.
Nick Allen, r. ~ Bressler, JacobV
Daubert, L. B. Duncan, Ray Fisher,
II. o. Filler. Edward F, Corner,
Henry Groh, William L. Kopf
Adolpho Luque, 5. " Magee, A. r.
Mitchell, A. Earle Neale, william
A. Rariden. Morris Rath, James
Ring, Ed Roush, w II. Ruether, Fl
f. Salee, Charles H. See, Henry
Schrieber, James L, Smith and Ivy
3. Wingo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
CADETS TAKE
THE FIELD IN
SWEEPING DEFY
The 1918 Gadgets have thrown

The 1918 Gadgets have thrown
their hat IN the ring.
A heterogeneous mass Of grid
material assembled under the eagle
eye of Tony Catalani. coach de
luxe, with sweeping challenge to
the world to meet them on the field
of battle at any time and at any
place for the championship of
Siberia.
That's the way Freddy Reddy, a
manager Of deep and hidden posi-.
bilities. sizes up this one and only
competitor of the famous Independ-
ents. 1t was only after consider
able thought that Freddy agreed
to pilot the destinies Of the Gadg-
cts, and there is great rejoicing
among the faithful of the Second
avenue tribe.
No team is barred. but the Gadg
cts aim above all else at the scalps
Of the 2600's and the Gerlich grid
deEs up n the vicinity of the Rock
Island station. To team is said
to average $50 pounds. with speed
making up for the lack Of beef.
The one best bet is Harry Cole
man, the baby-doll Of the team Il
was thought at first that Harry
would have to sit on the sideUnes.
but he agreed 70 take of a couple
Of hundred pounds in order to
scale in at the $50 pound limit
Other pigskin chasers of the past
and present who have signed con
tracts at fabulous figure include:
John Lamp, Duke Johnson. Her
man Schwecke. R D. Mansfield,
Jimmy Collins. Boots Thaus. NJ
Tappendorf, Paul Lamp, George
Fryer, Dave FinkIestein. Peach
kinney, Harry Rosenfeld. Frank
Bledsoe, Joe Richardson, Clyde
Pouder, Harry Coleman, Mier Nor
ris and Buck Timothy.
But it always takes a good wa
ter boy and trainer to produce a
finished aggregation of mud-wal-
lowers and the job fell to Glib Muir
ray. John Schwecke will handle
the money in the capacity of sec
rotary and treasurer, and no better
king of finance could have been
secured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23

| Fishing in placid waters. Ground
swells or choppy water are impos-
sible when three feet of ice covers
| the surface Michigan's Venice. the
st. Clair flats, land of diversified
! fishing, casting, trolling, Chugging.
| gig and bait fishing, with many
other methods are in vogue to cap
ture the finny tribe. Heavy ice
| forces fish into deep water, yet
; they remain near the feeding beds.
Fish require oxygen. A hole cut
| for fishing purposes, becomes a life
saving station as an air furnisher
for the finny, scaled beauties.
Thermometer were running a
temperature Of IS degrees below
zero, when Pop Heikes, that vet
eran trapshot and all-round fisher
man, persuaded me to accompany
him on a fish gigging expedition.
Our ice shanty was five by five and
six feet high. no windows, foored.
with the exception of a two foot
hole in the corner, for spear throw
ing. Shanty, stove, chisel, spear
and accessories, were loaded on
the hand sled. Pop and the writer
LhGh u1LCICu bcAASlA 4ACdOCO
across an ice field for Anchor Bay,
it was a continuous up hill climb,
against the wind.
Arriving we cut a 2-foot hole
through the ice, dragging our
shanty over the hole. Scrap ice
was banked about our home, then
water was thrown around the base
and Immediately froze. anchoring
US to the ice. Seated upon stools,
with Egyptian darkness surround
ing, we gazed down into the crys-
tai water, studying aquatic life.
With a decoy fish about six inches
long, painted a la perch, curved
tail, metal fms, accurately weigh
ed and attached to a six foot string,
when jigged. the decoy performed
most gracefully, rushing in cir
clas. with an up to date -shimmey
movement" A five pronged gig,
about six inches wide, handle four
feet long, with rope attached, was
in Pops hands. I was digging"
the decoy, which looked and acted
most naturally.
There was a meteoric rush, as
the fighting tiger passed the de-
coy. Pop grunted out ''muske, he
will be back" The fish returned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
INDEPENDENTS TO
Go THROUGH HARD
PRACTICE DRILL

With weather conditions snappy,
the Independents will be put
through one of the stiffest work
outs of the practice season tonight
at Douglas park. Only a few
nights remain in which to prepare
for the first game of the year 10
be played with Rockford A. A. G.
Sunday, and Coach Ursella intends
to make the most of them. While
a victory over the Cream City team
is confidently expected, the locals
are not Understanding the
strength of their coming oppon-
ents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
BCELAND.

more cautiously, attempting to
nose the lure, Pop threw the gig
into his scaled majesty" he rush
ed under the ice, we held the rope,
the first was OF short duration, Is
pounds of -muskie meat" was soon
pounding the ice. Artistic and &C
curate throws we're made during
the day, netting many fish of diff
ferent species, all excellent eating
during the winter season. An in
novation fishing experience.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23

To base hlts-Stock, MoIIWltl.
Three base hit-O'Farrell. Struck
out-Bailey, l; Carter, 3; Doak, 3.
Bases on balls-BaiIey, l Carter,
2: Doak, I. Double plays-Lavan-
Mollwit8: Stock-Hornsby-M
Hits-Bailey. in innings; Car
ter, in innings. Hit by pitcher
Bailey (Doak). Passed ball -
Clemens. Losing pitcher-Bailey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
JOE BURMAN rs
BEST IN BATTLE
WITH ROY MOORE

Peoria, Sept. 23.-Joe Burman
outpointed Roy Moore in a 10
round bout, accordin gto majority
of the sport writer's.
Burman led in practically every
round and was much too clever for
Moore. The latter was unable to
do any damage with his celebrated
body attack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23

1esteFdny's Results
st. Louis, 5; Chicago, 8.
No others scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at st. Louis.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
STAGE RACES AT
CARBON CLIFF ON
SUNDAY, SEPT. %

The ST. Eloy club of East Mo
line and Silvis will stage its big
horse racing program next Sun
day on the new track at Carbon
Cliff. More than twenty horses
have been entered on the lists.
The program will open at 2
o'clock with a motorcycle race of
10 miles. Glass horses will race at
2:30 and at $50 all mounts in
Glass B. At 4:30 another 10-mile
motorcycle race will be offered.
Members of the club and their
families are admitted to the event
without charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23

The British house OF commons
possesses a postofice OF its own,
which handles over two and a half
million pieces of mail-to say Moth
ing of a tremendous number Of
telegrams-during a single ses-
sion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
LEAGUE STANDING

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Games Today
Boston at New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
DAILY CALENDAR
OF SPORTS
RACING

RACING.
Continuation of meetings at
Aqueduct and Havre de Grace.
TROTTING
Continuation of Grand Circuit
meeting at Columbus, Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23

The Belgian city of Client stands
moon are estimated to be $4,000
feet high.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received at 2 .. n,
Sept. 27, 1919, for constructing
bridges in Buffalo Prairie town
ship. WALLACE TREICHLER.
Superintendent Of Highways.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
SELL SEASON
TICKETS FOR
MOLINE HIGH

Season tickets to Moline high
school football games were is
sued yesterday by the athletic as
ISOLATION of the school. 1t is ex-
pected that sales will approximate
600-practically guaranteeing that
body of rooters for all the Brown
ing Field contests as well as the
Thanksgiving day game in Daven-
port. The season ticket estab-
fishes an average admission fee of
less than IS cents for every game.
Clinton's two year contract was
received this morning, providing
for any game here this fall and at
Clinton next year. Clinton's sig
nature to the contract completes
the Moline high schedule for the
fall. The season opens Saturday
afternoon with the alumni game
and after that the games will be as
follows:
Oct. 4-Sterling at Sterling.
Oct. 11-Galesburg at Moline.
Oct. 25-Rock Island at Moline.
Nov. 1-Kewanee at Kewanee.
Nov. s-Peoria Central at Peo-
ria.
Nov. 15-Clinton at Moline
Nov. 27-Davenport at Daven-
port.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-23
PERLIC NOTICE.

After this date I will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted
by any one other than myself
HUGO H w. GRAMS.
September 20, 1919.
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&c o v OC A r E.

= Stunt rugati ,toti membrii Ligei
Rationale, sectiunea Cincinnati,
Ohio, lua parte la sedinta ce Sc
va tinea. Vineri seara, 81 lanua-
rie> 1919, in hala societatii Tine
rimea Rom1nat Z din 1851 Central
Ave, la orele I p. m.
<>Pe lihga alte lucruri 'interesan
Sc Va avea Toe 81 predafea stata-
telor. y
Tot GU aceasta ocazime Sc da
un &arte bHn prilej acelora care
ar. avea buna vointa sd Sc -lnscrie
in rindul -Rominilpr adevarati
"a fmprcuna "a facem cnnoscu'
lnmei sfihta catiza a multi incer-
,catei noastre natiuni.
in numeIe Ligei Rationale Ro-
mine din America, scotia Gin
.cinnat% Ohio:
George Gropsiorian, pres.
\ Petru Juganu, secretar.
(23-24b
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IN VITAP E.


Domnul loan 81 Doamna Lucre-
tia Candea din comuna Bertan,
au onoarea invita- pc toate r6-
deniile, precum 81 pc toti priete-
nil 81 eunoseutii din loc 81 din
jur a lua .parte la masa ce Sc va
da cd ocazia Botezului Ficei Lor
Silvia, care va avea loc Simbata
/ Fcbruarie 1919, la orele Z seara
in casa de sub numaruI 919 Mo
ravia Str, New Castle. Pa. y
Nasi vor Fl Domnnl 81 Doamna
Maria Bbgatean din confuna Mu-
ras Bosata.
Muzica nationals va distra ono
ratii oaspeti cn ceIe/mai frumoa-
sc arii de dams 81 cintece natio-
aale.
Pima la revederc va astepthm
GU toata dragostea:
Parintii 81 Nasii.
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fNCUNOsrIINTARE.

Citiva fratii Romini din comuns
AJrig, de prezent aflatori ir
Granpiana, Pa, ayind in vedere
iubire fata de societatea noastra
precum 81 fata de patron1l sau
tnnl eapitan Vasile Stoica, Ia
apelul nostru au donst suma de
stul de frumoasa, ajutorindu-ne
la spesele ce LEAN avut GU edi.
ficarea haAci, care ne serveste-ia
.anumite <ocaziuni, loc de fnffu-
'nire al romfnilor din Kokomo.
Mai Ia yale lasam sa urmeze nu
meles sumele GU care au <donat
marinimosii donatori; N
Vasile Vlad So; Vasile Iosovr
$5; loan vinti1a $5; Constantin
Oprenea So; Mihaila Opre1iea 50
'Petru Gavrila So; loan Luculetu
$5. Total $50.
Pehtru aceasta. bine facere ne
tinem de datorinta a mlltumi pt
aceasta Gale, 81 dorim ca Dunno
zen sd le rasplateasca inzecit jert'
"a &c au depus spre folosti >socie'
tatii noastre.
i in numele Societatii\ ,,Vasile
IStoiea" din Kokomo, Ind:
Gioolas Jugxrsan, presedinte
I6an Ciocan, secretar prim
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G o N v o G. A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Awam Iancu' din New
York City, coavoaca pc toti mem
lbrG sai'a lua parte la sedinta ordi
nara, care Sc va tinea Dumineca.
2 Februarie 1919. I'M sala societa-
til din 261 w. 37-th Street, lao
rele 3. p. ms precis.
La ordinea zilei vor Fl mai
multe chestii importante de re-
zoltat, .intre care va Fl si~darea
de seama a intratelor 81 esitelor
avute. GU ~ocazia fostei petreceri
din % Ianuarie 1919.
Stunt Iugati toti membrii 81
membrele Ssocietatii noastre, 81 ia
special aceia care az avnt tichete
de vfnzare, a lua parte ne condl-
tionat la aceasta sedinta.
AbsaAtele nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsj conform statutelor.
/. In numele societatii ,.Avram
Iancn'' din New York:
Prezidiu1.
(2s24)
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C O N q T. r S

Parochia> romina or. OFT. Isl.
Nicolae" din Alliance, Ohio, des-
chide prin aceasta concurs pen
tra postul de preot al blsericei
noastre, care este vacant.~Dorlto-
rii de a ocupa acest post sunt ru-
gait a Sc adresa la oficiul paro-
chiM pc. adresa de mai jos, eel
mai .tfrziu pima in Sf6 Februarle
1919, 81 tot odata de a servi 81 81.
Liturghie in vre-una din Dumine-
cile care cad fnainte de data
de mai sus.
Biserica este platita. lar ala
turea-de biserica mai avem 81 casa
si curtea parochiala, care sunt de-
.stinate ca lscuinta preotuhli.
Tot ce Sc cere este ca sa fie un
preot in buna regula 81 sa fie re-
cunoscut de domnul administ<a
tor protopopesc din America, 'po-
sedind acte in buna reg1la.
Adresa. Paroohia or. ort. ,sf.
Nicolae" P. o. Box 81, Alliance,
Ohio.
Rev. loan Podea, adm. protopop.
vichentie G. Zagan, pres, comit.
loan Popa, epitrop prin.
(23 & 25 & 27)
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hume Pc fiecare membru, pentru
.binele 81 folosul sau 81 al familiei
sale. Gu toate ca stim bine ca
mn toti fratii membrii stu sd ce-
'teasca ziarul, ne vom da silinta
81 ii vom aviza 81 personal, dar
tot odata snnt rugati observa
.si convocarea 81 awful pnblicat
in ziar 81 a sc tinea strict de a
ceaaa haortire~pentru ca in alte
.zile nu Sc va mai incasa nimica,
deci aceasta hotar1re sa Sc tina
In seal1fa. y
Tot pc aceasta Gale Sc adnA la
cunostinta itutnror celor intere-
sati ca baxa> soeietatii va fl de
aci fnainte lac 1444 Beech Street,
Terre Haute, Ind.
/ In numele societatii AAndreiu
Baron de SagnQa 81 Cruces RomiI
ma din Terre Haute, Ind:
Nick Presecan, presedinte.
Vasile Grozi, secretar prim.
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|
Societatca romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,.Gloria ,Romina' DIR
|Weirton, w. Va. ..-are onoarea in
vita pc toate suforile societati
ClubuCi 81 Parochii precum 81 pc
toti fratM Romfni din loc 81 dir
jur a lua parte la Marea Petrece.
re cu dams. .scare va .avea loc in
ziia de ] Februarie 1919, in hala
Italiana din AlAyenue. y
Inceputul la orele $50 p M
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 80
Danfele 25 cent?. 4,
Muzica ,,Ardeleana" va distfa
|0noratul public ell cele mai >fru
moase arii de dams 81 citece natl
onaie.F
Suprasolviri Sc. primesc ell ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetui va II asortHt Gu celt
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bauturI
recoritoare,
Deck in speranta ca. toti frati
Romini din loc 81 din jur ne vo,
Nda tot SRrijinul dior poslbil, par
ticip7nd intr TN humar cit Sc
ponte de mare la>aeeasta frumoa
sa petrecere, pina>la revedere an
ramas 'salutfHlu-ya Gu dragosts
adeyarat frateasca:
il comitetul aranjatot.
4 (03--041
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"a Y II.

Prin aceastf sunt rugati 81 in
stiintati toti melnbrii societatii
.,Andseiu. Baron de Saguna 'si
Cru@a Romina' din Terre Hau-
tie, Ind, ca adunareA lunara pen
tru natirea cotizatiilor, se.. va
tinea III totdeauna I'm Pumineca
primo "a fiecarei luni, 81 9ceast
sel face pentru ca mama iloastra
Uniune sic statutele eli ne GER ca
orr ce platiri 81 eonspecfe/si res
tanta de orr ce Soiu cafi trebue
achitate din partea societatii ca
tire Uniune trebniesc trimise ne
gresit pima la Is Z fiedarei uni,
ca sd ny ramfnem in restanta s.
pentnl ca 81 oficiahtii sM 'sa-si
poata ddce la fndeplinire lucra-
rifle ce li-se cere, asa ca ,sa finn
platiti totdeauna in buna regula,
|pentru Gala caz de Mise lntim-
|pla vre-o nhporocirc la Ncareva
dintre fratii nembrii sa7si poata
rilfica beneficiul de. la Uninne'
pfecum si de Ia societate in caz
de boala sau de nenorocire. \
u. Aceet avis sunt rugati stSrpitor
tot fratii membrii sa-l lua n Gu.
[nostintS si 4 nu,l da uit6rii, c&Gl
|n1 lk priveete namai' ~ mint
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q q n Y 8 GAZE.

S0eietatea romina de aJutor 81
vcultura ,,Hora Unirii'' din High
land Park, Mich, convoaca pc
ststi membrii -sai din loc 81 din
jur lua parte L sedmta gene
rala lunarS, care Sc va tinea Du-
.nineca, 2 Februarie 1919, in lo-
.calnl d-lni a. Com3nescu din
1874 Manchester AvAnne. "a orele
q dnbs amiazi. u
PcN aceasta Gale snnt rugati
ltotis fratii rnembbrii care sunt in
restAntA eu ootele lunare. cit 81
cdIective I'D hine voiasea ls a.
|etitA, caci 10 can eontrar- isi vor
Fperede num4rnl din evidenta, caci
se w inchsis kxidents pc anul
;Lo1s, 3is 81 M identA lIopAt MI So
|vgt MI trece seei cafi sstnt II
III A13f .ss J V. 81 !, i 3
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pe consateanpI nostru Constantin
Giurg. din comuna Certege, comi-
tatuf Turda Aries. Stunt ami de
zlie de cind am VENT din tara We
che 81, nu mai stim mimic de Fl.
II cautf consatenii dinsului: To-
dor Chicidia 81 sofia sa Sofica,
Nicolae Mark, Dumitru Curticiu,
George Cola. Rugam pc toti prize
tenii 81 cunoscutii nostri care stu
,ceva despre dinsul. sau char din
sui daca va ceti aceSte rinduri. sd
bine voiasca scrie pc ~dresa
Todor Chicidia, % River Street,
Warren, Ohio.
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vor putea lua parte ia .aceasta Sc
dinta, sunt rugati ASH trimite a.
dresele pc adreSa societatii ,,Ho-
IA Unirii'' Box "a Highland
Park, Mich. Iaa caz ca rugarea
lnastra rtu IA fi ascultata, atunci
secretafu4 va Fl slit a va lasa a.
fara din evidenta.
Asemenea supt rugati toti fra
til membrii carr sunt in bhna re-
9nla fata de societate 81 MI pri-
mesc 'ziarul America sd vina
la sedinta sa' ne dea adresa co
reeta ca sa putem face. intrebare
la ziar. ~
La ordinea. zilci intre alte che
lstii importante va Fl 81 repartitia
caMrilor de moarte 1ntfmplate
din epidemia influenta spaniola.
- Membrii absent re Ia aceasta
sedinta trebue sa Sc supuna la
|cele ce Sc vor hotar1.
! Deci rugam staruitor pc toti
|fratii membrii sa ia parte la a.
ccasta sedinta, pentru ia sa pu-
tenn hotarf 5toate chestiile referi-
toare la societatea noastra IN bu-
ma regula pentru bnnnl mers 81
'inaintayea societatii noastre.
I Nm lflmele societatii ..Hor@ u.
.pirii" din Highland Park, Mich. :
Petru Gabrian, pres. !,
N. Pupu, secretaM.
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