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Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
ANScONTINENTAL MARRIAGE
 PERFORMED BY TELEPHONE

Denver. Col. Aug. "A transcopti- mental marriage was performed yes terday by telephone. Mrs. Marie j. West, in Denver. was married to James A. Horne, Denver inventor. in New York. Rev. O. Elizabeth Ander- son officiated here. The best man placed the ring on the brides finger.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
EARLY RELIEF OF SUGAR
 SHORTAGE IN NEW ENGLAND

Boston, Aug. 7.-Prospects of early relief from the sugar shortage in New England frightened today with the arrival of the steamer San Marcos with 5.o00,0o0 pounds of Cuban raw sugar and the announcement that two other steamers with a tital of 5000 900 pounds were due on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
DIRIGIBLE TO MAKE FLIGHT
 FRON ENGLAND TO INDIA

London, Aug. 7.-The British diri- gible R-33. sister ship of the R-34 which recently completed a round trip across the Atlantic will probably start on her flight to India next week according to announcement made to- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
pr, Edwin MunseII Bliss,
FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF A
 RHiNELAND REPUBLIC

Cologne, Aug. ' (By the A. P).-An executive committee formed with the purpose of furthering the establish ment of Rhineland republic was for mally constituted yesterday evening. The committee has decided to launch a strong propaganda immediately and to get in touch with all the existing workers organizations.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
nanhItr,

Danbury.-Dealers in gasoline will not be permitted for the present, at least, to place their pumps at the curb, as the board of councilmen hejected a resolution designed to give them per mission to do so.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08

administration was ready to take up the question "G~ soon as. the en- ployes return to work"
 The presidents decision. it was be- lieved, would be to put a sudden end to sporadic strikes throughout 2, the the country. denounced as illegal by union officials. but involving perhaps s0,00G men and to some extent normal traffic.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
ARcHDukE JOSEPH IN
 CONTROL IN HUNGARY

Budapest, Wednesday. Aug. (By the A. P).--Archduke Joseph, who took over control of the Hungarian governemtn today. has been invested | temporarily with supreme powers in the government.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
PRESIDENT OF COSTA RIGA
 ABANDONS HIS OFFICE

San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. Aug "A rumor that President Tinoco of Costa Rica has abandoned his office is being circulated persistently in Costa Rican revolutionary circles.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
WOULD HAVE HOOVER HEAD
 BATTLE ON HIGH PRICES

Boston, Aug. 7.-The recall of Her bert Hoover from Europe Ito place him in command of the battle against high prices" was urged upon Presi- dent Wilson in a telegram sent him by Congressman John Jacob Rogers te-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
First New EnqIand Cotton.

Miss Mary B. Jenkins, of Both, this year raised the first crop of cotton ever grown in Maine Miss Jenkins planted the cotton as an experiment. to find out whether cotton could be grown in New England
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
CabIed Paragraphs
Bolshevik Submarine Sunk.

London, Aug. "A Bo1shevik sub- marine has been sunk in the Baltic sea by the British torpedo boat destroyers Valorous and Vancouver. according to official statement issued by the ad- miralty this evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08

sHartford.-The national convention of insurance commissioners is to be held in Hartford early in September.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
THE RAILROAD SHOP EMPLOYES HAVE
 PLACED THEMSELVES IN SORRY PLIGHT

Out On Strike In Defiance of Their O6cers-Presdent Wilson Decides That Until They Return to Work and Recognize the Authority of Their Organization the Whole Matter Must Be At Standstill-Has Authorized Director General Hines to Take Up the Demands For Higher Wages and Decide Them On Their Merits.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
OBITUARY.
William Nathaniel Harber

New York, Aug. 7.-William Ma thaniel Harben. author and associate editor of Youths Companion, died at his home here tonight after a brief illness Mr. Harben. who was born in Dalton, Ga, in 1858. is survived by his widow and two children
 Dr. Edwin MunselI Bliss.
 New York Aug. 7-The sudden death in Washington of pr. Edwin Munse1l Bliss, author and authority on missionary subjects. was an nounced here today. He formerly was associate editor of the Independent.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-08
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD HAS
 SUSPENDED TIME TABLE

Has Discontinued Number of Passenger Trains Because
 Strike of Shopmen and Mechancs-FederaL White Mountain, Bar Harbor and State of Maine Expresses C4 Off-AH Pullman and Dining Car Service Is Dsconti~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

tECDSu HAND CLOTn'SG
American dealers highest cash ptlCcr
iNI '.f UdI'r Hnd gentleman, IhIh'
~ Ntfu. WsinT 92' sll call
/ hn an Amrrr,n; I pay a." hlgh"''
isA prices fpr mems ana pU,s
NY's t.af,un's ara shoes Prou,
walnut -'f ard viii can
WE hIy rag.. bottles. magazines meta.
ar1 nuiu f.r'- can Walnut tsJ
CALI PHILLIP. the second hard
clothing huysL shocs. trunks. grlps
NtI.- 3.
DN.l M.pr t.s'. W. pby h.yh,.'
u.I's- 90 rrtr y and l'G'"s u..H
'.l.Hg, tf.,.. etc. Just opening t,i.
$50 rty n...
Ash TAD ur ladies' sui's. ir,.s.s
I.f.. etc. alHH E,Gtl,mcnr ,.'N ~
"h. ~" ~ 3' ; H".A'.
HONEST pr'co- paid for oli Dnoss
and uAghf'HrN rags fuub.f Ani
o. % o. ih MA Huhhrr A. Metal a
' NruuiNay- Wa'nlt ts'
g. fING JINK. Cours. nu'rt.
N.I.' Is',
NtsIlp-Ns''f.s. A. oal raItr B..
-..I Da.. 81. E. o. .sH'u#s Nes
WANrtu- %a,ds Ds'd tno}c', Wa.
uI' SOLO
oFfln zee tarb An, quantity dcan
a.mi chops aHi fau bags pc'r.'.
HHg Co.,. % Latt Reno.
farE l7.son ,asn ,srf0er lnes k-sl
N1.'lu rGoslirs 'ool. sra primer,
,au ,r ...a T. 90 o., ifo- 't'v..
"tl.t t..i r..,tl hand suIn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
MALE HELP WANTED

| WANTED liookLcrprfi experienced In
luuMf reference. can walnut t1iG
! NEED thT s"fvireH NJ IN experience
flft md DaAuAlv luHIfNprc upt
iHUp' tent tu take charge ~ inrufbnft
d'pu ifufui pld established sE n'N
good .rtu hutineHh Must uur'hsrr 49,
iuiof"at, gly" references aud 'tIti.
itr.rH hE' pfus'nt address rri uhuUt
lwnh'r Alir'HH u 300. okhh"mun
ltEAL EErATE uinnaEof wanted nr
hI.h rtHdo uthre Nust htyt
ihr nprtl'u,' ana Hhlllv tu huh u'
the h.Yirrft. Inv, utprf N'll nfruuil'
apartment inst Wutk In harmony -
,'''i opportunity fuf man ihnt sun'f
tu rit ulu hiH nWn ufn,r. ~ ihHi lH
uuH maintaining an uffrS Nd'f'HS
WIN frtnf"ii''7i ere Thp"H"nc" UuHI'
numh.r address" rSOS oslahom"n
MlS TWp f1r special wuik must b'
nrli mud f~fnlrh fcferncr AMI bunI
i.t'I U''r'"u and y m. N" 30
~ 81 llHfN'y
WASTED Linotype operator fr '.
j. machine als0 county W'n'' N
rly tup pNs" Opgc journal Pos
NEIrb Two pd und rn.f r..
Monday ~ Tu,edrv. permanent o..
p.r W'k ana uN'ftm" IIurs
.wih Bcggs Independent, B'gss DtlI
,..,.rv,, ~ .....,.f
tr..I,dgr ~ rn.tit, rrftt-u,rf
Do. ru,,k ma ,y,furr, t.I pD. d.
,.u lI.,..d smith I,gK. lrIrt,,.H.
49,, r, ,Lf
........,,.. .,.,r.,...,,. r, ,....rr.. .,,
II,,,. ,,,..,, ,,..a, ro,l Arr,, LID.
H rlU#4u
IS. ,GN.b .l,rb hatrrl oouu.ra A.
ala , ,t, txtt. u,, A t,.Y,,.y
Co. Is.u " Main
v.,...., ,.,..... .l.....I..
\p,,.Ir,o ulnn hotel IY,, Hate.
u..,u okla
p.tATir y,,,,t ,, ,pr, r,,pt.t vuo
IAN .r,,s,. Hraiyr, in, sim. H,t
,,,. a., ..,,-. ,,.t p,, h, l.r ,l
t -. ...,.t 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
WANIkD-TO RENT

hN1Ep-.A sinsU hall for sunday stho,i
hui s,rt'..b "a p sunday nbrnlug l.
y 3 tH.f.n Elf.t W 7. Gale. Nest
an ~
ur JauEs : ~ i.ro0m hrasr Bcst"of
ys'srYHt.r Rt.1s walnut 21la
FURNISHED three four or r'r ipOU
house OIL, H'.r,w,r' iy Cuu lr 'N
DE, J.. Rooms must We modem tni
equipped rf .s,a,'iIrc idiross
only U,ha.l MeuIa lI.rtIrs ho'rl
WANTED. tg p,c. l,. J-tnom. k',n.
cuttte ami Ittit apartment. lrci'f-
ahiv furnished N-1i OkhhoWan
MANTID. .fuisNe. rnusr o- spirt-
nrnt slroet,r Flynn. Huchius h,F@l
or rNNl1
APANTMESr room. and bath iminEy
dlsto possession Phof- Maple 1ls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
nOYs WANTED

BIkN kENOSLSE-GAs N >nnr cook
,ioyor. ranges, hot sir water ~
steam furnaces b. attaching IDEAL.
kEHOSENE.BAS HCIlSEk, compl,t"
for installing, cheaper. cleaner than
coal or e0od agents can sas,ly>clsnr
1ipl week some exclusive territory
90, ~ Wosi Reno, Oklsh~WsA CITY
vFkHy AFRO lhivfNG-ohiy No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

wANT4n-cARPRNfnns
sse ha!ners 80 white csnsat isbeesrs
es(. q sevnl Esed bsasl csl waissi
70 J6IN At oHcS--dSS5sSSST vsnas ;-;,; );
-, s'sss ~ -; .,.ts. - SsM-,ts.s.A::
frse TIE MmH SslsisN dA
FE|NfER6 : cswpos'isv0 vss.1iHss.
0psss fsedsu. Me~t eueeaeU vunoe6
N sssssss city M".t - thsreuQAay
coSnbh vslL bls -od nss, ualea. tso(
Il vsaes ana \ ~ rsnAiitse'' steh,
hselA Owe full ints, nation and pss-
spssloasS = tsttsg. D. H.. Ohhkonan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WAITRESS wanted Bristol hotel
WNNTl.b. Head waitress. write or
ThnnH Arcade hotel, ponca Citt. Okls
WANTED Three di-hwashrrp. white
~ cuiptod lnlt efsity state IOspi-
tI. 40 !. 9TH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED Nsu And isnlss a. lssfn tHrt'r
ttadr. special low tll''u| uHsI.'Hh
tuntnntrsa free ra'aluE 'EINt'Wa 'IN
Iafrcr college. 100 rsu0rn'a, lls1y
hurs hsr
~ N--Ouf oathIDz pp'zIu. nps H' tu''h
size tafl"r ffrlr. mailed ft'' 4. "" .i't
bsi,u ~ nAfI.t tu'..Trs I.. N ul.
frra N... rahnouA ,iF 'tH
knurliIAHu Uprsrung Si0rwh,
French Bookkeeping I"un mo-" 80
ht,r Amp1ro liieluvss luttltH'r. 4yl
illitmafa bldg fhoue NhinNi ~
rAhnrR TRADE musn' lad.', and
s.uii,tner POSITION gAfar''ci. if''
,,t,Iugur etI.sIu.ny Wru. T',ns
lgIN,r College. hnllqs ~ lui N"''h
TJat
LIAM iirs t,pslrlns this school 10
nov run m crnHr ton "Itn uNr -
tire tepar shop. VII sna' g you 1"
lssrn ,he work risht ualrE or ht"si
ma. hlurTy luu insiali"h talital Wi
csnihng Co. 2S,i South Robinson.
sTASIsii taught b. native ,'',h,r CO..
baltimore Hldp walnut '''
NnlTE Tor ten reason. Why mko your
huslnrss training IN Guthrc hhHlh'H
CoDsss Guthrie, pklh
kTi'NOGEAPilY- UpoksroplnL. hlgh'r
accounting. budliing, dp ani n.Eh'
s.ral. n sou cannot come tuf yer
s,unl instruction wits foi Home Sludy
Phrrs DAVIS PRIVATE School.
90 Weaver Bldg Oklahorh 'iiy oNl'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

~ htN -'fnrr rooms Guaranty Hank
t.IF ls' sEH H4rirssu Walnut I.t
PAkI of store room 10 rent /, south
Harvey ak ~ NJ Brsnt
SfLENp'E light of'tr. room second
'i'ot IN 900 block or Main street.
Can Walnut tSsS, or on SUNDAY. Wal.
rI' 'g.t
pFtiCE sPArE
frf 'sni 'sh'. isfge. nov o''r' SO q
." lFss'ns'ls CAL Maple ttf
STORE HpDN iNR LFAHE
v california AN'rus. rfs, fHot and
las'uIsu' pos- ssinn January
WuhhMAN 3 CpNrANN
"s.rH -Ns " Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
SITUATIONS WANTED ny DIS
CHARGED SOLDIERS

TX SERVICE NAN homeless, desires
home with nIlo wealthy family l.,
noN ils Bristow, ntb
iOINU man, ei soldier. aErd "a nov sm
ploysd, Just completing hookksrpins
coutss hsss had one wear experiences n~r-
etnl office work, ran use t'T~Wtiter. good
references Gail Maple a1B5.j.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
MALE HELP WANTED

PhTrs. DAVIS PRIVATE SCHOOL.
'oJ Weaver Bldg oklahoma try, oNl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

APPLY to y " e A empluJ nsnt d,
p.ftnrut for position. In any lire ~
-. !l3s \" First Hours. to / Msp!s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

Tho Annotated Ifr-p IL 'trIIsIrtlv 90
ttusi ip fUs uar fHf rsluhllhu.r ~ HI
ness f.spai,h's Ift'iteu a. uf u'i ui'.I
" a. credited 90 tnIs payer Eul also IlY
IutaI nsss published herein,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
pApEnnANGlnG ANp pAlNrlnl


FpA'll hltuB tlS \ Hudson rsu
MnJi" a,si Night Maple t,5 " Ma
Iir sbU
NAll rArLh ic No. p.ir.s are a.,
Irti hrnF samples sstlmntSs vu.a
n ~ fuiei. ~ " 81 W,inui tI.l
'.ullG.ulNI paper hanger lI...
".In.' llp'. llt.|is
"All rArEu turF. g. room 10
Hurpi,S bfouAl' walnut 600 J
" ' hiJl Tom fUfd
OIL. latn'Ins ald r,usUrg. fret .aaa
Ltir tIi N tlnut lC.3
iHuNS p5p,oi ~ up. sample. .Iu
r7itlry Walnut sats Marie it't
w u il9,n
Wh.IUu Iunnrr NsmsHlus rsr.t.
.HNs na ..f Irss e.u ,sr' Iffu4u
l'I fIHuH Magic 4..i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
pOY " ASTED

WANTfD-A share croppct with force
enough 10 wofk from is TO % ncres
cotton. Everything iutnishei, 1.t"om
house, co~. truck patches, wood want
Linn 10 work fbr me when not IN rf"r
Cnmmsncr nov Call ard ssr the al once
ss..s ne nousth, TakIngtun tkls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

WANTED first class barber, Ivy No
Uroadwny. Katy Bsrhrr shop.
WASTED--Ope first -c,sss tlsh, barrel
cooper. AbDly 100 East Noble,
VANTFp-laborev So per hour
rcod 1uar,srs rood food Continental
Asphalt 4 Petroleum Co Doughcrty.
Okla.
COOK wants position. man and wife
a. Chef and waiuf~si experienced;
or will iease dIniaG room; answer Al
once. r. L. CLANCY. General Delivery
davenport, OKLA.
WANTED-Man for general farm
and dairy work csh isi w Cahfor-
WE HAVE an oppsrinnlt, for two
experienced hooskeepers " you arc
willing 10 work hard Tor promotion;
your chances for advancement are
good ssnd 10 your aspirations In de-
tail k-0. otlahoman.
NANTED--Dehvesy boy over IL, Oh
!shema Typewriter Co. aot N Rob-
saspn.
WANTED several brishi office boys
evef " yvAs ~ sss. and de- not attend
echeoi, tfSs chance fUr sdvsnc. .n,ent for
eore 'bat WI apply themselves 10 their
seth. Apply Ia person 81 snss at Morris
Co asnersl office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

WANTED-A cook for NAN motel
TAllblua, OKLA. VIE q. \. h'")'
Msr
HANTED-urdcr md tu'nltutr
man: OAlshoma nctnc. J A. Gulpcl,
Hhat'utk Dk
NANrrD-I cAn uss s~vsfHi I've vits ~
lel'Dfs ehu nave the Alt.t w shor
a,IS tssuIts must bs atls 90 tufuish tst
o. f's AitfarfNs ptopustihn made I"
lroIursrs url.ss you sTe abls ~ hsnhls .
INa ptoppsltiuU srpiicAtloo wouid not hs
cone tt'sd -alArf With all thprnsss guar
snL.rI territory Oklahoma Call IN pc.
sp~i ni make application To 'ircnls'ipn
Asnager Farmer. stuosmas, tklahomAn
pifH pkishDma Ci,y, oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
AUTOS VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

ron gNr Harley.Dsyidson 80
r}glr 'slu speed Besch yuaG
's'.lns town, viii sell chsap;
,hll Walnut i,Si, Ito " 4 Ave.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
Pc Z SONAL

WANTED TO KNDW Whereabouts u
FrorA E|i's Mu Il BROOKE poucl
ti. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08
DETECTIVE AGLhNlLS

HAMILTON SatlonAl Detective ser
Vtt .owm.rIal wUtE 40 Nrrsso
wiz B.1g IsicphoDc Aapic i7ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

LNrErilNrEp ofp,u man ard .s'-..
h.sn ~Ru'- post ou tiil Jssosr~ Il sn,sW ~
consif"r permanent pls'r. test ~ ret
"t.re.- Phone Maple ta4i
lui'Ng Man u yosss Old. sIp.t.n,sd
Npis' Win some of'Ive 'Sper.cnts do.
sf-- position. years hiEh sehtul Maple
fisJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-08

~ N-.Ouf ,atAIuz .1pi7In. nus H' i.t'h
iuy 'afl"r ffrIr. mailed ft'' N" i'i
t,st,u ~ NAfI.' tn|..Tru I.. N Hll.
t.sU.t A.. taIhhuuA tf'F bfs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
GREvA DIN BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, 7August = Du
pa sase ore IN care traficul tram
vaelor din Brooklyn fost com
plect suspendat, pfin greva lucra
.torilor, All dinineata la 5 N,
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
STA reinceput III parte operatiile
Suspendarea traficului a f,st
ordonata aseara A9 catra Lindle,
NJ. Garrison, de n Brooklyn Ra
pid Transit CO., pentru ca, spu
he el, politia MI pdtea oferi o pre-
tectie suficienta a fata amenin
tarilor facute de revisit.
Greva incepuk se dcvina to1
mai amenintatoars Teri diminea.
ia cind Garisn refuzat ca Sc
stee de vorbas IN reprezentant;i
uniunei de cnrAu organisata. Lu
cratorii Ger . a NE salarh
lui, ei capdtqts acilm 49 le
cent pc usas sli.se .da Il
de 0enti .s m X Issanaanca ~,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
PRIMA GKEVA A ARTISTI-
InR

NOW YORK, 8 August. = Pri
ma greva a actorilor legitimi dir
istorie ii inceput in acest oras a
stazi Ca un. rezu!tat al acpste
greve % dintre cele mai MAJ
teatre din New York stau inchisc
Greva a fost proclamata de ca
ira Asociatia pentru Equitatea
Actorilor, in urma refuzului fl
cut de catra menagerii teatrelol
de a recunoaste uMunea lor. +,
l1nga cererea de a li-se recunoa
ste organizatia, actorii mai ce
reau:
Angajarea miniina de doua SAP
tamini; la darea afara din lucru
sl sc dee notita eli doua sapt;'
mini inainte; t1n numar limitat
de probe pc ri precum 81 un nu
mar limitat de jocuri pc scena.
Mai mutt de 800 de actori ii,
participat in aceasta greva, car,
a Inceput numai Gu citeva minnie
inainte de a Sc ridica co:tina, IL
seara trecuta. Audfenta a avu1
ell ce Sc amuza. Broadway-ul 1
fost plin de lume, tocmai pc tim
.pul in care alte dati era pustiu
in scurt timp, alta multime .er
;pe strada incit greva artistilor 5,
parea ca este celebrate dc acea,
sta multime.
In uncle teatre s'a jucat piese
frumoase, insa Gu diletanti de i
treia nina in rolurile principaie
Audienta fost tratata Gu o co
medic intentionata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
DARE DE SEAMA.

Dumineca,. IL lulie 1919. Ro-
mini din Buffalo, N. Y, all avnt
Q mare adunare poporala pentru
Unirea Rominilor la olalta. Ca
yorbitori am avut pc domnii |.
Jivi-Banatanu 81 g. Stanculescu.
redactori 81 Nicolae. Nestor A
loan Mnntean, administrator la
.au yorbit foarte insufletitor des-
pre- unirea ronineascA Tot oda-
"A en- data zilei desl3 Iulie 1919,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09

z;arul .,Anerica' Acesti domni
fost dollat de poporul rominesc
din Buffalo, N. Y. Tonawanda,
N. Y. ii Depew, N. Y, la fond,l
Biruintei din America suma
de una safs sesezeci 81 unul de
dolari ($16LOo) 81 anumc de ca
tire urnatprii marinimosi dona-
tori:
Antonio Corfari So; Rev. Au-
gustin. BaM So; Rev. Grigoric
Costea $5sPctru Dracin So; NJ
hal Latcu$ Maxa Barzac IS
loan Satf1arinean $40; Simeon
Cotici $5 Nicolae velin $5; Ioan
Damsin $5 Nicolae stoicescu s.
Florea Ducan So; Todor Christie
So; Vecheutie Oprin So: Sofia sa
Saveta Oprin So; Ana Latcu So
Sava IvanoE ST.; Arcade Marian
81; Dimitrie Stoiadin, eastern,
Iligei Nationale 81 sofia sa Florita
81: MichaelS Mihalczuk So; Iosii
Calian So; Rafira Zagrean So
Sava Muraii So; George Coltcy
So; Toti din Baffolo, n. Y. vi
colae Rancu $5; lie Racolcea So
George PopUvici So; Nicolae Cur
ban 81; Maxa Gurban So; Tot
din Tonawantla. N. Y; Nicolae
Luca So; Prccop GIejar So: Va
sile Glaje &5; Toti din Dcpew
n. Y.
In numele sectiei Ligei Natio-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
kfts Tudor, presedinte
Di1nitrie stoiadin, easier
Michaa Mihalczuk, secetar
n! v I z

Societatcas .WOodmen of tn,
World, secfi6 cimpului romines, ),
,,Imparatul Traian" No. 229. pril
acest aviz saduce la cunostinta
tuturor fratilor care apartin Ii
acest Gimp pentru lua parte no
gresit 81 fafa nici o scuza sa,
motiv la sedinta generala, car,
va avea loe- in ziua de 10 An
gust 1919, Ia sorele l p. m, in ha
la DIM Gala Detroit Avenue. l..
aceasta sedin{a Sc va discuta no,
ordiS TRIMS de centrala din @
maha, mde toti membrii stunt q
bligati pentfn lua parte 81 tot
odata de aduce Gu sine 81 polit;
de asigurare pc care fiecare {
posede. a
I. Costica aheorghiu, secretar
(25--8fi1 sxx S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09

All dimineata atacurlle con
ira celOr ce vOiesc Sc spargA gre
va all fost incepute. Multi au fost
rau batuti, ferestrile tramvaelor
au fost sparte, 81 in uncle locurl
char politistli care mergeau III
tramvai erau atacati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-09
2O17 w. Is Str, Cleveland, o
lYiS-a-Yis de Initial Rank

VlS-u-VlS dG United Bank
Mol tinem tot felu1 de medfcini a.
atci 81 din patria veche 81 le vinden
Gu cea mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noastrA lucrA farrna
cisti diplomati. care vorbesc rominest,
81 In alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune medicini .
nedici pentru boale secrete, fenieiest
II b&rbatestl, precum si pentru alt.
boale 81 garantam pentru leacurile G.
tam orr trimitem GU posta. Scrie 70
mfneste si moi vi servim tot romine
ste. Medici Specialist care intotdeaun.
stau la dispozitle 1856
Avem rnedicini pentru dolar pen
ru asudarea picioarelor care mirooea
u vindecA n ; xile Gu karantte.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
NEW HOPE NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Don't forget the election satur-
day.
Many turnip seed has been bur
led since the good rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Wilke spent
Sunday with Bud Capp and family
Of Union.
RAYMOND Wiley had very ser
ious accident last week when the
mules he was driving became fright
ened and ran off bluff overturning
the wagon and throwing him TO the
ground. He was delirious for about
twelve hours, and the bruises on the
face and head seemed to prove he had
fractured skull. A physician was
summoned at once, and at present he
seems to be getting on very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McEachern
spent Thursday with r. Huber and
family.
Agents plenty Selling everything
from a gold-eyed needle to a silo. II
they would take produce we could
buy lots o. things, but when we can't
even give away what we've raised.
they will have to pass on up the
creek.
Many Of the New Hope people are
attending the protracted meeting ut
Union.
Rev. and Mrs j. NJ. Earls, Of
Southland, stopped for awhile in our
community Thursday, enroute %
Lubbock to consult with an oceulist.
j. C. Roberts and family are visit
ing friends in Montague county.
Sudan threshing is the latest pas
time
Mrs. Hampton, Of Fort Worth, who
is very sick at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs Knox, was worse all day
Sunday. The attending physician
thinks there is still hope for her re-
covery.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-28
LEARNS TO DRINK
WATER ON THE PLAINS

During the past few days | have
learned to drink water" was the sig
nificant statement Of b. II. Black. OF
Pecos, Texas, who left last night for
Lubbock, following his visit Of few
days with his daughter, Mrs. Dick
Brown.
~ am located in an irrigation coun-
try. We have irrigation from i'm
pounded water and irrigation from
artesian wells, and while it is good
for crops, and livestock gets by on 1t,
we can't drink II with any pleasure,
for II tastes so bad. Your water here
is delight and am being spoiled by
learning to drink water" said Mr..
Black.
Mr.. Black will visit another daugh-
ter at Lubbock, before returning to
Pecos. -Plainvie Herald.
Mr.. Black is at present visiting ut
the home of his daughter, Mrs. r. b.
Hutchinson.