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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
had CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
FOR TWENTY SIX YEARS
NOW WELL AND HAPPY
THIS IS WORTH READING

The experience of Mr.. f. J. Tou-
palik. 1888 Rose street, Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, is chiefly remarkable
on account of the length Of time
he was afflicted.
he writes: II have been suf-
fering with chronic bronchitis for
twenty-six years and every winter
l would catch cold and become 30
hoarse l could not speak for six or
eight weeks. / could get only tenn
porary relief.
"This winter l was taken with
Grip and was In awful shape. A
fellow workman advised me to take
PE-RU-NA- BY the time I had
used three-fourths of a bottle, the
hoarseness was gone, also that
tired feeling. l am on my second
bottle. Hereafter PE-RU-NA will
be constantly in my house. 1t is
the best medicine ever put up for
the purpose"
For any disease due to catarrh
or catarrhal conditions, PE-RU-NA
is equally dependable. Coughs,
colds, catarrh Of the head, stomach
trouble, constipation, rheumatism,
pains in the back, side and loins,
bloating, belching gas, indigestion,
catarrh of the large and small in
testines, are some Of the troubles
for which PE-RU-NA is especially
recommended.
PE-RU-NA can be purchased
anywhere in either tablet or liquid
form.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
Unidentified Body of
Baby Found at DaWsOR

An unidentified female baby about
months OF age, was found dead
near the Frisco railroad track lu
Dawson yesterday morning Tho
body, dISflgured beyond recognition.
was found wrapped IN piece OF
burlRp
After an investigation, n. II. Lang
Icy and J. r burnett, deputy shcr-
iffs, ordered the body buried at
Dawson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
~" SCHOOL ACCREDITED
Educational Department Affiliated
with National Organization.

The local Y. NJ. G. A. school is
rapidly getting its courses lined up
for the opening OF the claJaes on
october ], according to A. g. Doer-
ing educational secretary. The edu-
cntional department is now affiliated
with the national organization OF Y.
NJ. g. \. schools and all courses have
been standardized A national organ
izcr will he hero shortly to assist in
launching the fail program.
The courses so far arranged for
are salcsmanahip, oil geology, book
keeping and accounting, commercial
Spanish, public speaking and bus
mess letter writing. II there Is suffi-
cicnt interest in other subjects not
listed hcre courses will bo arranged
The free scholarship plan to eN-
soldiers will continue this year and
any man who has an honorable dis
charge from the United states serv-
ice IL entitled to free instruction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15
Coconut icing

Boil cup Of sugar and y cup q Coconut MI
OF water until . drop hsrdCns in cold water, Rs
move from hre, have white Of rag beatc
thoroughly, then add sugar syrup, few dropa d
o time. heating eonst Antly, then add u cup eocC
nut Shich has been pressed from milk and sugarec
Spread between cake and On top sprinkle e1t
cup Vussred ooconut, which haz been tho
ouEhly pFessnd from rnilk ant IN which two tabls
spoonsful oS sugar have been stirred FiaVo
with lemou o. vanilla
COCOEUr hARSIiMAI.LOW ICINCi-Dpubl
quantity II cooonut rnik % water and sdd am q
saght maj ahnnanONA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

The invention OF y nebraska man
is n machine for making round bales
of hay, bound with twine instead of
wire, which are claimed TO be more
easily handled than square bales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

A New York fireman IL the In
-ventor OF an automatic fire alarm
In which n phonograph In connected
with a telephone and announces to
aaAn operator just where a fire startA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

All the edges - a Vioiln pstepted
by a North Caro,'Ea inventor are
'curyed, Jhe form bsiIy said 10 inn
yQGeYe tt tone of the tLstrumCuL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-15

cost OF the Division street paving
at approximately 10000.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

THE CHANDLER SIX IS THE MOST FAIRLY PRICED FINE GAR. SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES Seven-Passenaer Touring
 S1ee5 Four-Passeneer Dispatch
 s2075 Four-Passenger Roadster
 Sfee5 Seven-Passenger Sedan
 $30e5 Four-Passenser Coupe
 $2e95
 Limousine s34e5 (AII Prices f. o. b. Cleveland, O.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
Chandler Owners!

lization is FOR YOU. Every department every clad instructions to see that Every Chandler rvice! And this Service extends beyond our four ter where you are, what your trouble how long
 our car-Remember, our place and facilities are em! Get acquainted with us!
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01
HARDING INDoRsEs SUFFRAGE

PITTSBURG, Pa. June 24-Indorse-
ment Of womens participation in the
republican campaign was conveyed to-
day in a message from Senator War
rep G. Harding republican presidential
candidate TO luncheon Of the women's
republican committee Of Allegheny
county here.
81 am asking you," wired Senator
Harding to the chairman of the COM
mittee, "to convey a nominees greet
ing and to say in that connection how
cordially approve Of the enthusiastic
activities Of American womanhood in
the republican party which is our most
dependable agency of popular govern
ment IS a supporter of suffrage IN
the senate, want you TO know ! had
hope Of seeing the suffrage amend
ment consumated in time 60 afford tho
women of America full participation in
the presidential election"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01
NEW LAW PUTS BAN
ON SPOILED EGGS

iby Dr a. II. LcWlSl
Because OF constant complaints COM
ing into my office from all parts Of
the state, regarding the sale Of spoiled
eggs, / deemed 1t necessary to con-
stuct % law which is now in full force
AID effect for the protection Of the
public.
The specific points in the law arc
that no individual or firm shall have
in their possession with i~tent TO sell
any eggs unfit for human food. An
org deemed unfit for human food, il Il
be added, or mouldy, a black rot, a
white rot, on a blood ring, or il it has
adhefcnt yoke, or a bloody or green
white, or If IL be incubated beyond the
blood ring stage, or if it consist in
whole or part of a filthy, decomposed
OF puhii substance" reads the law
In order 70 tell when an egg is "un.
Ct for food" the process Of Gambling
he's been provided in the law. The
term, "candling' states the law, "is to
hl construed 10 mean the careful ex-
, animation in "a partly dark room, or
place, Of the whole egg, BY means of a
strong light, the apparatus and tho
method employed TO be such as shall
be approved by the State Health depart
ment."
Firms having eggs for resale or
consignment are required to include
"canding certificate in each case
Of eggs handled, showing that this
process has been complied with. 1t is
considered a "misdemeanor" to vio-
late this egg law.
Ever since the arrival Of hot wea-
ther the Spoiled egg" menace has
been increased until It has reached
the stage OF a danger to the public
health. Since eggs arc such valu,
able food, when wholesome, it is my
desire that only such eggs be handled
for food in the state Of Oklahoma.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01

oor MAJ. city now boasts two physi-
riIra Dr NqEics aud lfi8 partner Dt.
l{en6 az pcIsin. fiiaois.
r,G N Maftor ana Row Niuroock
,,i1.et.ss ir uie ni,nds church. ore Con-
.sirtiGe ,nDrt tlngs in 3 tont lHst foutu Of
tI. III ~ tniureU A go9d interest IE nu~
~ 'h .trt ttd
tf,t .ioi,nsto1 of the root office. visited
ulas,snf acqunhuurc win the lot-t ar-
UvfI a0u and hCir.
NIr uud tnt b,rt s1urC visited '1al
Sunday wi,h Mfh annrarE parents nor"
az IonHu.
Nfr Io1e formerly prcpfi to- oi oi-
Iett produce. hts sold out 90 hi5 uiuih.t ~
u-iuu. PROT aauJorg and Wil NOV Do
Family 10 fa,erne tle FIRST oi ln0 wock.
Am official Of tilr postal s.tNi.H' WIZ
had mele "a trip 90 ali the toNna A'ohF
fin nDW wllrJHd. Wha lhtr. .NicNeo ns
como or oui husiacHs men boo rc.Ird to
having muil carried uF N!. nt" iHi'. uAu
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01
LEGION BOYS DROVE TO
BEAVER SATURDAY NIGHT

Three loads of Liberal Legion men,
bers end a few interested friends
drove to Beaver Saturday evening and
enjoyed a melting with the Legion of
that city. A couple of hours were
spent discussing the Non-P Partisan
League movement and its influence on
the people of the nation, everyone
agreeing that it is time to get actively
started in the movement Of heading
ott the spreading Of the contagion.
Tho Beaver Post had given the mat
ter OF Non-Partisan League activities
hut little attention but since the meet
ing It is 4 safe speculation that all
the boys Of that Post will be actively
engaged in heading off the activities
of tins organization which has a dis
loyal bunch as its promoters and or
ganizers
The members Of tie Beaver Legion
are a very hospitable bunch and en-
tertained the visiting members very
courteously expressing a desire to visit
the Liberal Post at its next meeting
in order to get few pointers for the
betterment of their own organization.
Liberal, (Kas.) News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01

Principles and creed Of the |. w. w.
clearly We're set forth by three organi-
zers who testified in Butte, Montana
at the inquest into the death of Thos.
Manning, shot during the !. w. w.
Dickcting Of mines April 2. Of the
trio, one never has been in n mine in
his life, another is an alien now under
bond in a deportation case and the
third a convicted felon, served time in
Leavenworth prison. All were non.
residents Of Butte and went there to
lead !. w, w. strikes, so they testi-
fed. These men were c. NJ. Sellers,
A. 5. Embree, and Ed Hayes
The testimony of the trio shows that
the !. W. W. plan of strike called at
Butte did not have for its aim better
wages or shorter hours, but the actual
taking over OF the mines and the en-
tire mining district by the workers"
The strike was but an incident in the
R,oVram according to Sellers. tC5ti-
mony. He said that even IL the miners
rot $40 S12, or $15 a day, the wage in
crease would avail nothing in the mat
ter Of settlement, as the !. w. w.
soon would start agita'iHg for new
demands.
Striking on the job" he declared,
was the l. w. w. policy, and by adher-
ing 10 a policy calculated TO promote
inefficiency tie |. w. W., figured that
in time thev would so cripple indus
try as to be able to control the mines
which they proposed operating for
their own benefit. The miners had been
called upon to do just as little work
as possible on their jobs and get by
in order to promote constant lessening
of efficiency until it would be rpos-
sible TO operate the mines
The /. w. W. would 20 back to work
for time, said the witnesses, but the
ultimate aim was TO organize within
the industries and in time take them
over.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01
NoRTH FORK

Mrs. Wesley JenlSine gave one 2i h.i
delightful musicales Saturday night 70
which "A host OF her friends were invited
About 100 guests were present 70 ENJOY
Bome very fine music both vocal unu ln-
strumental. Mcsdnmcs Peterson hul tu-
guiey, Miss Eva Green and Percy Ghocn
assisted In the entertaining. q moat en-
toyable evening was spent by 900 uuN lof'
tunate indeed are those who were iaNof-
ed with invitations to Mrs Jcnilua uetu-
tiful home.
Mrs George Kailey and little daughtor
returned TO their home at walters. after
a few weeks visit with the iorn,i uu-
ther. Mrs Ed Gaunt.
Miss Olive Ghcen IS here from chicago
visiting her parents, Mr. anu MIS- A. Do.
Oheen and brothers Roy and Percy.
The Mothers Club met with Mrs. Al
rood attendance. eleven Of the members
being present. The day was spent iu
sewing and mending for the hostess and
the hostess and her sister treated ino
guests to some fine music in the evening.
Ella Cook attended eighth groun COM
mencement at Beaver Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Mesner spent sun
day with Clyde Mahaftgy's iHmily.
The stork visited this nclghborhood
last week leaving a girl at the home uf
wiilaiiic Kilpatrick's and boy at Clydo
Williams. All parties doing well
Mrs. c A. Dickerson' and daughter Mrs,
Halbrook ana baby, spent TUESDAY night
at the home of Arthur Williams
oliver Cook and family visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis McNuity.
The young people are having parties
tonight or SATURDAY al r.. r. lakr's ~"
Coon Creek.
The Gheen families. and Miss olive.
who Ii visiting them at present. spent
Sunday with the H. J. Mesncr family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01

Everythlng is looking fine since the
rain.
Miss Pearl Shelton visited with Metta
and Vera Bolleau last sunday,
Fritz Roberta and wife ord dauEhiNta
were afternoon oilers al Elmer hro"n 3
last Sunday
Harvey Dellinger has como back to
Beaver county for harvest
Harry Dunn has gone 40 hy torb"n '9
harvest.
The young peoples social was wen at-
tended, although the roads were Noi.
Fritz Roberts a Few days this Wcat
The dance at Mr.. McGoWcnb hft nht'
urday night was well attended
Mrs. Pesrl Bassford spent Ncou.MinN
win her sister-in-law, Mrs. bthci tlds
way.
Laura Curfman Is working up by Ior-
gan during harvest.
John Caioys were business cnlcIo NJ
Lnyorne Monday afternoon.
Charles Eyer and wife. Walter Eyer hho
wife, went to Beaver monday.
Mrs. Clara Hester and her mother MiS'
Chockloy OF BiackWctL are NlaNus Niih
Fritz Roberts a few Days tNi aWrok.
Our young people dcAiring % Bood sii
uation at handsome salary anpuid
write today, for free copy of 0ppotiuh-
ity" published by Springfield BusineAa
College. IL rs II live wire '-l-lt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01

Republicans Of America today sta
before the nations as advocates of
sane nationalism and of Intelligent
thought out solution of domestic prf..
lens, not only in the statement Of NJ
principles adopted by the Chicago cor
vention but in che personalities of N
candidates who will translate thos
principles to the popular mind.--Con
cord, IN. H. Evening Monitor.
The one outstanding spirit that be,
vadod the convention atmosphere wa
the spirit of Americanism and recoc
milton OF the necessity and desire {
again set the feet of the country up
on the solid earth Of nationalism an,
practical things, instead of attempt
ing to tread the thin air of idealism
wherein is set the snares OF foreig,
cntanglements, that mean disaster 70
those who are caught therein.--Lafay
cite, Gnd.) Journal Courier.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01
errlmer ComnIalnL IN Children.

There is not anything like so many
deaths from this disease now as before
Chamberain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy came into such general use.
When this remedy is given with cas-
tor Oil, as'directed and proper ca, is
taken as to dict, it is safe to say ,t.at
fully Hinety-ninc out of every hundred
cases recover. Mir. w. G.. Campbell of
Butler, Tenn. says 81 have used Cham
herlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
Tor summer complaint in children. II
ia FAR ahead of anything / have eyei
used for this purpose
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01

The Louisiana House, almost solid
ly Democratic, rejected the suffrage
amendment, by a vote Of 81 TO Al, yet
the Democratic women viii blame the
Republicans for the delay in ratifying
despite the fact that almost every Re
publican state has voted favOrably on
She amendment ana almost every Dem
ocratic state has rejected it.-Sclan-
ton, (Pa) Republican.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved

about two years ago when suffer
ing from a severe attack of summer
complaint, took Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it relieved
me almost instantly" writes Mrs. Hen.
ry Jewett, Clark Mills, N y. This
is an excellent remedy for collie and
diarrhoea and should be kept at hand
by every family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-07-01

No member of any labor organiza-
tion in the country who is fair, just
and patriotic, will find fault with SEN
ator Harding. lie is labors very best
friend.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10
A v I z

Luni seara la orele Z va ayea
loo 0 expozitie de costume 81 un
contest de cintece. rationale, a
diferitelor natiuni din acest oraS
la Asociatia Femeilor Crestine
(Y. w. c. A. pc East 18th 81
Prospect Avenue. Femeile care
dorcsc ca sd Sc imbrace in hain'
rominesti 81 Sc vina, sunt bine ve-5
mite. Puteti cere informatii in
rom1neste la Y. W. c. A. in fie-
care ii de la 8 81 pima Ia II. A
ceasta expozitie Sc da ca sa Sc
vada geniul artei la fiecare po.
por.
Sc va fotografia fiecare femeic
imbracata ronlfneSte Gu scopul de
q ii puss in BulstinNl scestei or
ganizatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10


- Nh stu daca guvernul Romin
libereaza pasapoarte ca omul sd
poata pleca din aceia tara (; la fel
omul va intimpina mari greutati
cind vrea Sc intre in aceasta Ia
ra. Daca aveti passport Amerl-
can, atunci nimeni nu va mole.
stcaZa.
D-lui G. Marinceanu, Erie, Pa.
= Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu"
Sc vinde ambele volume laolalta
asa cd pretul dol dolari 81 Gin.
cizeci. ROmanul accSta va fl NJ
curind gaia, de prczent Sc afla
sub presa. Va fac de cunoscrt
CIT Sc tipareste numai un nmar
restrins. 81 accia care nu conan
da la timp, vor, raminea fara el
D-lui G. Gavrila, Detroit, Mi.
chigan: - Nu e nici o lege care
Sc forteze pc un cetatean a pune
cautiune la plecare Pima acum
au plecat mai multi cunoscuti
de al nostri Gu asaport Ameri.
can, fara ca cineva sa le ceara
aceasta.
D-lui p. German, Barton, O.:
= Foarte bine. vom pastra sl
pentru d-tra doua exemplare din
romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu'
D-lui E. Grscu, Bettendorf,
Iowa: = Daca omul a fost Gu
mintea intreaga. orr in conditii
normalS cind a iScalit acel docu-
ment, 81 a facut totul conform
.legilor. atunci documentul e bun
orr unde.
D-lui e. Malin, West Pittsburg
Pa: = Adresa omului de care
fntrebati e: Petru Ardelean. Le-
~iunea Vinatorilor Rom1ni, See
tia Culturala. Ircutsc: Siberia.
D-nei Anita Jurcela, Detroi4
Mich: Scrieti la vre-un ziar
de acasa, de pilda la ,,Univar-
sul". BucureSti, Rominia. 81 pu-
nett in. scrisoare un dollar pentru
spcse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10
ROMfNIA IN RAPPORT GU AL.
TIE TART.

Rominia Mare, dupa tratatul
din 1916, devine ca suprafata !:
~ q treime din Germania.
! y Egala GU Prussia.
- Jumatate din ccea ce era
Austro- Cngaria.
~ Mai mare de cum era AM
stria.
. Cit era fosta Ungarie, CT,
Croatia 81 Slavonia.
o. De trei orr cit Belgia.
y Aproape de 4 orr cit Bull.
garia.
81 De 8 cit Danemarca.
81 Doua treimi din Spania.
1O) a BOA partc din Statclc
Unite.
1l) Doua treimi din Franta.
12) Mai mare ca Anglia din
Europa.
13) A 10-a parte din Imperiul
Britanic, cuprinzind toate colo
nile.
14) De ) orr 81 jumatate cit
Grecia.
15) Mai mare ca Italia.
16) Jumatate cit Japonla.
I'D De 10 orr cit Olanda. Q
1S) A S0-a parte din foSta Ru-
sic.
19) A 14-a parte din fosta Ru-
sic de Europa.
POI De , jun. orr cit Serbia
actuala 81 de 6 jun. ori cit Se~-
bia veche.
21) De s orr cit Elvctia.
% DOua treimi din Suedia.
23) \ ga parte din fosta
Turcie.
Ca populate (numarul popu-
latiei) Rominia Mare are is,
100000 locuitori. din carl ID mi
lioane Romini. Ea este deci cit ::
j O treime din Imperiul Ger
man.
y De 10 orr cit Alsacia 81
Lorena.
3) Jumatate cit Prussia.
A. Doua treimi din fosta Aus
ro-Ungarie.
81 Doua trcimi din fosta Aus
trie.
g. Aproape egala Gu fosta Tn
garie.
y De 3 orr cit Bclgia.
81 Aproape de 5 ori cit Bull
garia.
~ De 8 ori cit Danemarca.
10. Egala Gu Spania.
~ A Ga parte din poporatia
Statelor Unite.
~ Aproape jumatate din po-
lpulatia Frantei, sau Angliei.
/ 13) De 4 orr cit Irlanda.
14) Doua treimi din poporatia
Italiei.
15) A treia parte din popora-
tia Japonici
16) De 8 ori cit Norvcgia.
10 De 3 jumatate orr cit O.
'anda.
49, De 3 jun. ori cit Portugal
liza.
49, A Ia jun. parte din fosta
Rusie intreaga.
20) A Ga partc din Russia de
Europa.
21) de 6 orr cit fosta Scribe
81 de 2 jun. orr cit noua Sirbia
Ecu Bosnia. Herzegovina, Croa-
tia 81 Slavonial.
22) De 6 orr cit Elvetia.
% Jumatate cit fosta Turcie,
de 2 orr cit noua Turcie.
f,Dacia"). Miron Acsinte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10
LeQiunca Romano dc VanatOTi
1rdnSi|VancIlf- -bWOvineli.
(Urmare).

Vim. Sfetozar Cicoala, % ami.
plugar, Toracul Mare, Torontal.
| Cap. Mateiu Rosu, 81 ami, plu-
gar, Vulcani, TOrOntal.
Vim. Todor Marcu, 30 ami, plu-
gar, Vulcani, Torontal.
Vim. George Todorean, % ami
lplugar, Buzau, Treiscaune.
Vim. Nicolae Lrca, 25 ami, Du-
bailau, Treiscaune.
Vim. loan Farcas. % ami, plugar
Targiu, Muras Turda.
Subloc. Const. Serbanescu, me-
chanic, Bueurseti. Ilfov.
Frunt. Todor Ciubuca, 26 ami,
plugar, Arbora, Bucovina.
Subloc. Alexandra Rosca. q
ami, student, Brasca Scuceava, Blu
covina.
Elev. plut. Emilian Popescu, %
ami, student, Bereuti Rad, Bu-
covina.
Elev. plut. Adrian Livescu, II
ami, student. Cernauti, Bucovi-
ma.
Vim. Dumitru Chisilita, 80 ami,
Iacatus, Cernauti, Bucovina.
Vim. Todor Rus, % ami, plugar,
Dragomiresti, Bucovina.
Win. Conrad Maxim, 23 ami.
plugar, Hadicfalva, Bucovi9a.
Vim. Longhin Macarie, % ami,
plugar, Manastirea Homorului,
Rucovina.
Vim. Tanasa Cojocariu, 45 ami
plugar, Noua Suliti, Bucovina.
Win. Vasile Latis, 25 ami, plu-
gar. Sadova Cimpulung, Bucovi-
ma.
Vim. Vasile Vasca, 26 ami, plu-
gar. Patrusel de Jos, Bucovina.
Vim. Const. Pobacaniuc. 38 ami,
Tasauti, Bucovina.
Win. George Ignat, "a ami, plu-
gar,>Sadva. Bucovina.
Win. Nicolae Rocna, y ami, plu-
gar. Valea Saca, Bucovina.
Bat. I. ap. ,,Horea", Compania
de leg.
Frunt. Cusan Presecan, % ami.
masar, Armeni, Alba Inferioara.
Win. Emilian Popa, 81 ami, plu-
gar, Bucerdea Vinoasa, Alba In
ferioara.
Plut. Angustin Demeian, 81
ami, c1rciumar, Iclod, Alba In
.ferioara.
Serg. Alexa Vint, % ami, plu-
gar; Galda de JOS, Alba Inferioa-
ra.
Yin. David Nicolae, % ami.
plugar, Poiana de JOS, Alba In
ferioara.
Vim. Dumitru Flip, % ami, plu
gar, Solva, Alba Inferioara.
Vim. George Ordries, 36 ami,
plugar, Borosineu, Arad.
Capor. Vasile Ciubarar, % ami,
bales, Julita, Arad.
Capor. Nicolae Tosca, 36 ami,
plugar, Pecics Romina, Arad.
$ Capor. Teodor Lucea, IS ami,
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plugar, Arad,. Ara'd.
Vim. loan Manoile, "a ami. plu.
gar, Sumand, Arad.
Plut. m. George Tripa, plugar,
Tripa, Bihor.
Vim. Martin Candrca, % ami
plugar, Ghigeseni, Bihor.
Vim. Petru Popa.. 26 ami, plu-
gar, Ghigeseni, Bihor. '
llie Bordean, 27 ami, plugar
Stupia, Bihor.
Plut. m. Vasile Vacarescu. 40
ami, soldat, Brasov, Brasov.
Vim. loan Morovan. 25 ami
plugar, Feredia. Caras Severin
Vim. loan BamIbu % ami. plu-
gar, Racasdia, Caras Scverin.
Serg. Traian Rasadean. 80 ami
plugar, Nadlac, Cenad.
Vim. Lazar Nicolae, 81 ami,
plugar, Faisoia. Huncdoara.
Capor. Nicolae Pera. % ami,
plugar, .Jolsa de JOS, Hunedoara.
Vim. loan Stefan, % ami, pln-
gar, Recitorea, Hunedoara.
Vim. loan Man, p ami, plugar.
Romosel, Hunedoara.
Capor. Aviron Herlea. 2 9ani
plugar, Vinerea, Huncdoara. {
Vim. loan Batoala, 27 ami. plu.
gar, SIatina, Hunedoara.
Vim. loan Bateala. q ami, plu-
gar, Salav. Sitlagiu.
Frunt. Vasile Roman, 80 ami
Capor. Gedcon Bota, 26 ami
Plut. Vasilc Chiorean. 81 ami
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