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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
SILVER MARKETS,

CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Clearing House exchanges, S774,552 $50 !:
balances, S65, SOC. 537. Federal Reserve credit
balances, 500. 49,. 500
SILVER MARKETS.
Official bar silver in New York-Domestic.
oSlko. an ounce. unchanged: foreign, 89o, of
le; London, AID, Off Nd; Mexican dollar,
53hc.. off &c.
CANADIAN EXCHANGE.
Now York funds in Montreal, s14g.f2 pre-
MUM per $1,000; Montreal funds in New
York. s12J.20 per 81 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-05

So
made of regular full lot range
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21

of state wide prominence. He told tho
convention how the county had been
scourged by these men, but that Co?
den Valley had never yielded to them
He promised if elected to do all in his
power to restore constitutional govero
ment to the state
The mention of Minnie ]. Nelson's
name. received an ovation in which the
audience: joined with. more, than ordi
nary favor: Chairman Steele paid ne;
fine tribute: and special, resolutions
condemning the attack made upon hel
by the Townleyites were adopted by
a rising vote. -
The nomination Of Senator Sand
strom for commissioner of labor and
agriculture is peculiarly fitting one
AIr. Sandstrom is a practical farmer
He has served in the Legislature and
is we'll acquainted with the problems
ihata2eensssntsstl dena Ct at .!HsLs rs
has a fine !, following in Bottineau
county, and the adjoining Legislative
districts.
Another young man of fine busines:
qualities is Henry Quanbeck of Nelson
county. He has served in the legisla
ture. He is also acquainted with in
surance matters having handled that
line of business. besides being familiar
with farming and marketing problems
..I.--
of the state. ,ao,. :,
The board. of railroad commission.
ers is headed by w. H. Stutsman OF
Mandan a veteran in state service. He
served the state many years in that
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21

capacity previous to the league land
slide. His companions on the ticket
John Williams of Fargo and E. J. Krn-
ger of Marmath are men of standing
and ability. Williams is secretary OF
the state branch OF the American
Legion.
" Plans are being made to wage a
vigorous campaign in behalf of the
ticket.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
Complete ( |; Story Of
Arrest OF TurtleA
Lake Murderer

The first "a hours in the state pen.
itentiary, where Henry Layer, self
confessed murderer of the eight pet
sons at Turtle Lake, N. D., on April
%, will spend the remainder of his
life at hard labor, was uneventfui
Layer, after eating a hearty meal
was placed in his cell and shortly
afterwards was sound asleep.
Because Of a change in wardens in
the penitentiary, no definite task has
been assigned to Layer The slayer.
whose stoical calm has not left him:
will probably be given work in the
factory. Dressed in prison khaki, tho
murderer appears the same as any
of the other inmates and unless !N'
is directly spoken to INDUCES in very
little conversation.
Layer is confined in a separate com,
partment, where all prisoners senten
ced to life imprisonment are, Kept
Many Of the privileges granted prison
ers serving for minor offenses are de
MED the Turtle Lake murderer. The
prison authorities have left Layer pre-
~ much alone and will keep shin
under sharp surveillance to better de
termine just what class of work he
can be, best trusted to do.
-- .-----
Sentenced to>imprisonment to at hard
labor "for the rest of his natural ;
life," Henry Layer. self-confessed
slayer Of eight persons at Turtle
Lake, N. D., April % started serving
( his prison sentence at the state
peneitentiary at Bismarck at 4 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon, of last week ey
Z actly 4S hours after he was arrested
This, is believed to be the tastes,
administration of justice on record
!. In any state. Layer was arrested
Tuesday afternoon at his home,i -four
-mires from Turtle Lake, taken to the
+ jail here that evening, confessed tc
Il his crimes at 70: 80; Wednesday morn
I ing, was given his preliminary hear
In eItaa sanE slle
fore Judge w, Z. liluessle IN distric,
( court here Immediately after the pre-
1iminary hearing, confessed and plead
/. ed guilty to the charge of manslaugh
. ter In the first degree and was
whisked away to Bismarck. SO miles
from here, starting his life sentence
two days almost to the minute afte,
he had been arrested.
q Refuses = Delay
+ Although no time was lost in giving
aver his preliminary hearing and
sz=-is subsequent trial before Judge
Nuessle. every opportunity was given
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
"SAEETY FIRST"

Under that title the school will give
a play Those taking part have been
selected from the three upper classes.
The play is comedy full Of amusing
situssionsaand all the Characters are i1!,e,,
clear cut and typical The particf:
pants have been hard at work and sue
cess of the play is assured Miss
Olive O'Neill is the coach. =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
The TICKET

-. Ter
l. ---.-:. - - -t''i ..-.... ,.-D: =:
:. Governor, William LANCER, Bis: ::
*;':marck. &c.: 81 :.*+ ..:~r, 4
!. Lieut.. Governor, Frank streeter .:
Il Linton::::: >~.:
= SECRETARY of State, Thomas Hall ::
!: Bismarck -. 4." :
x State Treasurer, John. seeen, =
<. Rugby: +
!. State u: Auditor, Carl Kositzky, :
f. Bismarck. B:
+ Attorney General, Richard F., :
= Gallagher, Beach. -. =
!. Commissioner of Agriculture. L: :
ST Sandstrom, Bottineau. ::
\ Commissioner, Insurance, Henry ::
I. Quanbeck, Nelson County. rag, :
!. Superindent of Public. Instruc- :!
= ton, Miss Minnie j. Nelson, Val :
). ley City. -. - ...'T
:. Railroad Commissioners, W, H. ::
:. Stutsman, Mandan;. E. J. Kruger. !
l. Marmarth; John Williams, Fargo: +:
# United States Senator, no recon-: ::
:. mendation at thi is time. E" ::
I \ ongressman-First District, @: ::
). B. Burtness, Grand Forks; Sec :
!. ond District. George M. Young. :
f.. Valley City; Third District, Geo. ;:
+ P. Homness of Crosby.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
LANCER HEADS VICTORY TICKET;
K0RITzKY AND HALL HIS RUN
Ming MATES; YOUNG ENDORSED

erAorship was out of the way in com.
pITe harmony. Only on the nomiEa'
EtiA for Attorney General was there
Ea1k thing resembling a contest. Op:
- tenney
F. 2. AMcCurdy Of Bismarck and
George shafer of Watford City. The
vote stood, R. H. Gallagher 242, F. E.
McCurdy 7s,, and George Shafer S8.
H. H. Steele, who: was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, withdrew III
favor of Streeter. Mr.. Steele of Bis
marck was placed in nomination ny
the Renville delegation and seconded
bv H. P. GODDARD of the yBurleign
county delegation. Mr.. Steele gra-
ciously retired in favor of service
man. 's.,
Galleries Vote. on Carl
When Chairman Steele, mentioned
that the time had come for the nornt-
nation, of state auditor. there were
cries Of Kositzky from all sides of the
building. It was suggested by the
chairman that he. be endorsed by &
rising vote without his name even be.
ing formally nominated. The gal
leries were asked to joinin the rising
vote ~ z:<
Mr.. Kositzky declared that he would
continue the fight against Townleyism
unabated. -
When John steen's name was sug.
gested by Judge Palda, of Ward coun-
ty, there was great enthusiasm. Some
one in the back Of the hall shouted:
"steen will be- alright even If we do
have some money in, the treasury ;"
His endorsements t>went through with a
s. :. s. ,,.ss SD #:5: " $.,..., u.
"Let 'er Go Gallagher.
John Grub Of Burke county probably
has given the slogan Of r. D. Gala,
gher's campaign. When Burke county
was called upon to vote for this Office,
he stood up and shouted Let s:'er 20
Gallagher. Dick Gallagher's
friends over the state are determined
that every county must Let FER: Go,
Gallagher" ,: s..s, ...ys ~ ~: 4
The entrance. .of F. 3. McCurdy into
the race for attorney general came & 'as
a surprise and the popular former
states attorney Of .Burlaigh county
received some strong backing Bur.
leigh county which haa theen instruct
Cd for Gallagher voted ssolidly Tor the,
Golden valley, man although twas
explained THAT Mr.. .atsG Gdrdy had not
decided to foe ! ndidate 4until he
arrived IL Ainota ": Nc Curdy Join
ID the Burleigh count delesatlsn y y
voting TOR Gallagher. s...5s
MI dAllsshef Il the hshttlE 80
attorney 81 Golden Valley. - nan;
Brinton And + BevasA eosM
aaot, donln,:: l.: sis u . !! 4 a 81
X politics And a hetri sst1s = ! g. l1l.' &
soa1ty Iolilii eors 49, - Z ! !. =
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
+ Report reached Washburn this
!: rnofning that Pces. Wilson had
+: had a .paralyties,. stroke; His :.
:. conuition has NOT been learned.
s.*:.* :. I -. !. =
MCLEAN COUNTY: TRACT MEET"
:. AT UNDERWOOD, MAY ~,


: The::McL Lean county track meet will
be held at Underwood May 80: The
attendance is yearly, becoming larger
and this year it will be. up above for
lifer standards Judging ~hy the evident,
enthusiasm. on tie part of the var
ious schools chat will participates;
The following are the events III Lie
meet: ..E
Boys first class: 100 I'D. dash. higI,
jump, pole vault, broad jump. e..
Boys second class: 100 yd, dash.
high jump. pole vault, broad: jump.
Boys third class: 100 I'd. dash. high
jump, pole vault. broad jump.
t.. Boys fourth class: Is yd. dash, 200
;yd relay. broad jump. three legged
race.
/ Girls first class: rs yd dash. 200
yd. relay race. potato race. baseball,
throw. standing broad jump. -: -,
Girls SECOND class: 80 yd; dash,
,unnng broad jump, baseball throw.
Girls third class: so yd. dash. run
ming broad jump. Indian club race.
The boys and girls of the LOCAL higl.
school are at work and a prleiminery
meet will be held this Friday to- choose
! the contestants that will represent the
school. Washburn has been victor
ious three times during the last four
wears.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21

the, murderer to obtain counsel.
change his plea to not guilty, request
4 postponement of the trial and other
safeguards offered by the law. TO
all of Judge Nuessle's queries, how
ever, Layer, insisted that whichever
way was the quickest to the peniten-
tiary was the one he wished to fol-
low. - 80 t.,"
Under questioning by Judge NueS'
sle, Layer confirmed his confession
and related all of the details leading
up to and taking place during the
killing of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wolf,
their five small daughters, and Jake
Hofer, the 13-year-old :chore boy. At
no time, either during his. trial or
when his confession was wrung from
him, did he express the slightest
sorrow Or regret for his frightfu'
deed: 75,:.--.; 5s.s : 3: IS s,.t.,s >1t.s:,s
81 Thinks5o Of Own Family.
When Judge Nuessle, in measured
tones, pronounced sentence on the
murd erer, Layers first thought was
his wife and six children, the eldest
onl,, nine years of age. Please,
Judge, ,let me see my wife and babies
before l go to the pen," pleaded the
confessed slayer. Judge Nuessie,
however fearing for the prisoners
safety in the vicinity of Turtle Lake.
denied the request.
Within ten minutes after sentence
had been pronounced, Layer was
placed in Sheriff Ole Stefferud's al
tomobile. Cheif of Police Chris Mar
tineson of Bismarck and special
AGENT George Mcdowell. of the NORTH
ern Pacific, together with the Tribune
correspondent were the 3other oc
cupants5 Of the car with Stetferud
driving. The trip to Bismarck was
made hurriedly and two days after his
arrest Layer was placed in the pen
itentiary. - -.
Not Degenerate
Layer is not moral degenerate
in any sence of the word The au
thorities are confident that he never
intended killing the, entire family OF
any m member of it when he first went
to the Wolf home, although he had
at several occasions stated he in
tended to get" Wolf. He claims
that Just al soon ash saw Mrs VOL 81!
and the chore boy drop while he and
Wolf were wrestling for the double
barreled shotgun, he did not know
what he was boing.
Fortunately, Layer did not know
that Emma. the eight months old
baby, was in the bedroom, for d.
acknowledged, the authorities state
that he would have killed her too.
The arrest and confession Of Layer
is generally regarded as one Of the
finest examples OF police work in the
state. Handicapped by crime two
days, old without any tangible clue
Continued on page@s)
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
SIGN TENSE PETITIONS

There are two petitions out for the
citizens of Washburn to sign SO az
to bring the hall proposition TO
head. One, petition calls for the
buying OF the present hall and the
other for bonding the city and build
ing a new one. This is up to every
voter and it is your duty~to help. de-
eide,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
Farmers, Service, Professional an
Business Men, on State Ticket

Without any bitter opposition, the
victory ticket headed by William Ian
ger, was named at the anti-Townley >
Thursday of last week. What little
bitterness developed locally over Ian
ger subsidized and Judge Palda, one ot
the most earnest opponenets of the
attorney general, made the motion to
have his nomination declared unani.
nous
It was shortly after noon Thursday
that the first informal ballot was ia
ken. The LANCER landslide was evi
den from the start and delegations
began to change their votes so "fast
that the correct footing Of the firss
informal ballat will never be recorded
LANCER received 1858 votes on the roll
call, but after changes had been made
his vote was in excess Of 200: Then.
in the interests of harmony, the Ward
county delegation made it unanimous.
9; sSs Hall and Kositzky''
s5 Hall and Kositzky were named as
Langerst running mates, SO that the
effective combination would not he
broken. u On the rest of the ticke;
service men, professional and bus!-
ness interests and last but not least,
the farmers are represented.
3 The ticket was pronounced we'll
balanced and everyone left for home
feeling that>a good Job had been per-
fected and long step taken toward
the defeat; of the antiT Townley force;
in the state Of North Dakota.
Senator Not Selected
81 It was deemed the better part u
wisdom to pass any endorsement for
United States senator and that Office
for the time being was passed. If Ii
is thought advisable later, this place
WIN bes filed b the anti-Townley re-
publican state central committee, up
on which are repres entatives from
each of the central counties.
lively contest developed in th,
second district for congress between
Senator Davis Of Goodrich and Con-
gressman George M. Young. The final
vote stood s. for Young and 4s for
Davis.
S2s In the other districts there was M
aninity of feeling. Judge Crawford'a
name was suEgested A third district.
but ~ sslt that d mans north.
On pslt y tis diaatssidt 1ojild bs naers
accsptAb NJ: !. ..s IS:
& :! 4 =. =. !, 3.
sl'l - ~ I!ll' Il.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
The United States Govern
n7enf GOOperdfeS .

with the $1,000 member banks in maintaining the
s Federal Reserve Banking System for the protec-
Through the Federal Reserve Board in Washington
it supervises the twelve Federal reserve banks; 1t
appoints onethrd Of their directors; ST deposits
& its funds largely with them; It guarantees the ~
currency they ISSUE a$sss}. 81
This cooperation greatly increases the value Of
s. theSsystem to us and community S$SsSsst
Are you linked up with this national, system as
one of= our deposors? Il snet. you should #delay
no longer. f,i5ss5 5, 5ssS$ sslss Z
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-05-21
Strong and Well Balanced Ticket
Picked at Minot Convention @

LANCER HEADS STATE ST -';s TIckE5 Z s: s. i
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~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-08
Prin Banat.
MARTURISIRILE D-LUI MIMI
STRU MOCSONYI.

Domnul ministru Anton Mocso
-nyi S "a intors alaltaieri dintr 'un
.turneu electoral in Banat. unde
Eprintre altele a ascultat 81 do
Irintclc 81 plingerile taranilor ba-
Rnateniss. D-sa volt sa ne dea
|clteva amanunte asupra clator,el
sale pc care le redam asa cum
ne-au fost spuse:
- Am fost in multe plasi din
Banat della Orsova 81 pima aproa-
pc in tinutnl Aradului 81 am va
zut cele mai multe safe, in care
sc adunasera taranii chemati
Eprin bataie la toba, sa-mi spunl
plingerile.
Cea mai mare nemultumire .
fOrmeaza refolma agrara, care
merge inject. Lipsa de pasune MAJ
cu seama 81 islaz 81 darea III A.
|rimda numai a pamnturilor a.
marasc poporul. Dorinta de instii
|p1nire cit mai grabnic a pamin-
turilor unanima.
Totusi refoma agrara MI nja-
tie merge asa cum am dOri, fiin,l
lea avem prea putin oameni tech
Inici necesari 81 cum cartile fun lu-
are (cadastrul la nor sunt i
Eglinda fidela proprietatii, Sc
intelege bine, ca reforma agrara
se ingreunata de aceste anevoioasa
Eoperatii de transcriere de pro-
Iprietate, care GER timp 1indelun-
Egat. fiindca proprietatile tree
|prin improprietarire in loturi
marunte foarte multe.
Daca am grabi reforma agrara.
|fara sa tinem seama de executa-
rea ,intabularilor' (treceri iii
cadastrD am 'produce 0 incurca-
tura. ce ar da loc la un nesfirsit
|numar de procese 81 de conflicte
de proprietate care ar tine satele
Intro continua agitatie. Taranii
carora le-am eNplicat aceste gre
|utati, sc pare ca au iplecat multu-
miti 81 asteapta 1mplinirea refOr
mel agrare pc calea legei cump3
|nitc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-08
G. O N v o G A r E +.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ..Simion Barnutiu'' dim
Chicago, ILL.,, convoaca pc totl
membrii sal din loc 81 .jur lua
parte la adunarea generala de e
lunl, care sc va tlnea Dumlneca,
13 Iunie 1920. la oreIe 2 y M. in
hala bisericei romine din Toe.
Avind la Ordinea zifei mai muite
lucruri de mare importatnta de
rczolvat peatru binele 81 inainta-
rea societatii. precum 81 alegerea
nouilor functlonari pe viitoral
period. Deci fratilor membrii sun
teti rugati lua Gu totii parte Ia
aceasta adunare.
In ,nllmele societatii ,.Simion
Barnutiu'' din Chicago, H.:
loan Iorgovan vice pres.
loan Secosan, secretar.
(31-32)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-08
G o N v o G A r E .

Societatea romina de ajutor ST
cultura Ana Nlad'' din st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal lua parte Ia adunarea
generala. care sc va tinea Dmi-
neca, 13 Iunie 1920, in hala So
cictatii din King Hill 81 Texas
Avenue. Sedinta Sc va desehide
la orele 2 p. m. La aceasta sedin-
ia Va fl alegerea nouilor func-
tionari pe un alt period. Deci
toti membrii sunt rugati a lua
parte 81 Sc prezenta la tlmp.
Scuze fara de motiv nu Sc ian
in considerare 81 eel abseti vor fl
amcndati conform statutelor.
i'm numele societatii Ana
Vlad'' din st. Joseph, Mok
loan Sutea, presedinte.
M. Fratila, secretar.
(31-32)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-08
G o N v o G A R E !.

Societatea romina de ajutor s.
cultura .,Dacia Traiana" din Ne
wark, Ohio, convoaca pc toti fra
til membrii din loc 81 din jur a
lua parte la adunarea generala
extra ordinara, care Sc va tinea
i'm zina de 13 Innie 1920, la ore.
lie 2 p. IN. in localul societat;i
din 140 North Street. Newark
Ohio, la care avem darea de sea
ma pc timpul de 6 luni trecute
de catre controlorii societatii.
Tot asemenea va fl alegerea
nouilor functionari Pc timpul de
6 luni, della l Iulie pima Ia finca
lui Decembrie 1920. Deci toti fra
til membrii din loo 81 din jur
sunt rugati staruitor a lua parta
la aceasta adnnare. la care sunt
mai multe chestii importante de
rezolyat in favorul societatii.
Deci membrii absenti Sc vor
pcdepsi conform statutelor To-
Gale.
in numele societatii .,Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio:
loan Samoila, presedinte
Vasile Cristea, secretar
(30-31)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-08
ADMINIsTRATIA.

Contra administrator n am all.
zit nici o plingere. Ceea ce pro
duce insa mari nemultumiri este
incurcatura produsa de dizolva
rea Consilimlui dirigent. Cetate
nil sunt purtati pe drumuri. ,,Ru
garlic" (petitiile) pribegesc cind
la Cluj, c1nd Ia Bucuresti, dal
nici intr 'un loc, nici intr 'altu1
nu Sc pot rezolva fiindca la Gu.
Consiliul Dirigent e in licilfdara
lar la Bucuresti nu sunt inca inf;
intate directii speciale pentru re
zolviea afacerilor 'transilyaneat
81 'banatene earl an structur;
aparte.
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REcHIz1T11LE.

Alte nemultumiri ale poulati-
eli sunt rechizitiile facute de sirbi
inainte de evacnare 81 2ranita
imposibila care deSHparte mosii $
loturi de pamint in doua, lasind
satele frinte. Asa buna oara Ii,
vrlconi: 10000 de pogoane Ge pa
mint ram1n pc terltorul sir5tse
81 numai 5000 stunt ramasc din:
coace de, granita romineasca, desi
satul G aproape tot romincsc.
Vom starui pc Enga Aliati sd
numeasca comisie inter liata
care sa transeze dmpreuna eli lie.
legatii slrbilor 81 al nostri o era.
nita fireasca care sa multumaascl
populatia 81 de o parte 81 lie alta
fiindca uitam si va spun ca $
,ate ramase la Sirbi GU mosi; IA
mase la moi.
Naduvele, orfanii 81 invalizii Al
cerut de asemenea indltlcire ;
traiului lor amanit. Oar in a
ceasta privinta d. general Ra;'a
MI m a asigurat ca a luat masu;
81 in curind acesti oropslti al soal
tel vor primi mingaierea dorita.
Inregistram aceste constatar
ministeriale 81 socotim ca popula
tiei Ranatului Use vor face niles
niri Gle traiu, caci doar destu
de nacajita.
Asteptam ca remediile sd Sc pr,
duca mai repede cll atit mai mul
Gu cit d. ministru Nocsonyi a pri
NIT direct ,,rugarile'' 81 tot di
rect a dat asigurarile. Z. G
(,Dacia
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NoAPTEA 81 zIuA.

! Daca vrei sd te bucuri de via
ia mai bine, tine Timers Ameri-
can Elixir of Bitter Wine l.,
casa! Ea?l 4nainte de masa. da
sun bun apetit, ajuta la adigestie
81 ajuta la creeri ca Sc activeze
'repede. Ea inainte de culcar, el
It'll asigura un somn sanates, 81 tc
scoli dimineata ager 81 plin dc
[cnergie. 1nsa insista asalpra RENE
diului genuin Triner Is American,
Elixir of Bitter Wine, care cu.
noscut in Statele Unite ca un re.
.medin pc care te poti ,baza 81 i
s'a dat medalele cele mai inalte
ci pot fl obtinutc, medalii de anr
81 preminl prim, la multe Expozi-
fiji Internationale /, ia Londra 81
| Bruxela 1910. Paris 81 Roma 1911
| San Francisco 1915. In decnrSu
ultimelor luni multe diferite wi
lnnri amare" all rasarit ca cilper
I+cile lin aceasta tara, insa prieteni
lnostri nu pot fl fnselati. Eli sti,
Ivaloarea la Timers American u
!lixir 81 n iva primi imitatii. Far
.maoistnl orr vinzatorul de medi
Gina are remediurile lni Trine,
spre pinzare. Joseph Trinel
Company, 1898 -l343 S. Ashlane
|Avenue, Chicago, I'll.
(Advs)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-08
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E ,adevarat, ca 81 jandarmcri;,,
wanna 81 granicerii Sc amcIsteca
adese ori prea mlllt in adm:nistra
tie, ceea ce e iarasi un alt izvor
de nemultumiri.
Popornl cind are conductors
priceputi G insa bun, SC ,ultu-
meste Gu foarte putin numai sd
stii sal vorbesti 81 sal expliai
A fost prea mutt purtat Ell ver5a
81 GU fagaduieli, de aceia agi;at,
dar daca ii spui greutatile i ..c-
lege.