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Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
CREWS WORKING
 ID CONTROL WELL
COMPANY OFFICIALS EXPECT WELL TO BRING IN OIL IN
 PAYING QUANTITIES.
FILLING CASING WITH MUD
Time Required To Control We'll Can. not Be Estimated According to Judge Marsh-Goes Into His
 tory of Constantine We'll.

Little Rock. = That the Constan- tine well near Fl Dorado, whic, now is yielding natural gas, eventually will bring in oil in paying quantities is the belief of the Constantine Oil and Re. lining Company officials, Judge N. c. Marsh of Fl Dorado, a legal Tepresep- tatiye of that company, said here Judge Marsh said the time required to control the well cannot be estimat- ed at this time. He went into the his tory of what he calls the Ireak per formance of the Constantine well. He said, whimsically, that any oil well can do all the things other oil wells have done, and also can invent new tricks by way of keeping the game lively.
 Day and night crews are now work ing on the Constantine pumping mud into the well. Qtl experts are work ing on the theory that the casing of the we'll has broken somewhere and that the gas craters around the well are formed from gas that has gone through the pipe far below ground and has found its way to the surface through water veins. The gasser that caught fire went out because the gas stopped flowing. It is believed the mud pumped into the well stopped this gasser, but has not yet reached other breaks lower down. Red clay is being pumped into the well and there is no red clay coming out of the oth- CT geysers, and no red stains on the water, which leads the workers to conclude that all the breaks have not been stopped.
 When the well has been filled with mud, according to the plans outlined by Judge Marsh, the company intends to run another casing down inside the one already placed, working 1t down through the mud, and plan to reach the oil level past the gas vein. Judge Marsh said the Constantine company has a good many leases in that county and is not selling any of them
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
CALOME[ DANCER
 TOLD BY D0DSON
Says You Cannot Grpe, Scken. or Salvate Yourself
 You Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

Calomel loses you a day! You know what calomel is. It's mercury; quick silver. Calomel is dangerous. It crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system.
 When you feel bilious, sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need dose of dangerous calomel just remember that your drug gist sells for few cents large bot tie of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is a perfect substitute for calomel. It is guaranteed to start your liver without stirring you up inside, and can not salivate.
 Don't take calomel 1t can not be trusted any more than a leopard or wild cat. Take Dodson's Liver Tone. which straightens you right up and makes you feel fine. Give it to the children because it is perfectly harm- less and doesn't gripe.-Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
JOE I. ROBINSON
 FLAYS IFiE (. 0. P.
ARKANSAS CHAIRMAN OF DEMO- CRATIC CONVENTION DE-
 TENDS DEMOCRATS.

Ban Francisco, Cal. - Tested by every standard which voters usually apply, the Democratic party is en- titled to victory in the coming cam paign," Senator Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas, elected chairman of the Democratic National Convention, de- clared in a speech before delegates to the convention.
 "A comparison of the Democratic and Republican records" Senator Robinson continued, both as to wholesome laws enacted and admins trative achievements, contrast of platform principles and the respective party leaders justify the confident be- lief that in the November election the Republican party will be driven from power in both branches of Con- gress and complete control of the government restored to the party which has earned the public's conf dence-the Democratic party
 Senator Robinson made a scathing rebuke of the Republican party plat form adopted in Chicago, characteriz- ing 1t "an astonishing tumble of am- biguities, eyasions, misreprese enta- tions, straddles and islanders" He de clared that it was unfair to charge the Democrats with all responsibility for military unpreparedness, and said that the Republicans controlled the government for a long period before President Wilson was elected. With the outbreak of war in Europe, Sena- tor Robinson said, this country adopt ed policy of neutrality, inconsistent with preparations indicative of pur- pose to engage in war.
 Nothing in history" the senator said, lis more glorious than the promptness displayed in organizing, equipping and transporting to the front a splendid army in record breaking time-an army which turned the tide of conflict and assured vic tory for tac allies. If criticism of the pre-war national policy as to military preparedness is justified, the censure must fall upon the Republican party and not upon the Democratic party
 The senator then devoted attention to the Republican economy mani fested he declared in the recent ses- sion of Congress, during which time s1,000 0,000 was appropriated in ex- cess of the Democratic appropriations in 1916. This, the senator said, does not include emergency or war expen- ditures Notwithstanding these ex- travagant appropriations" MT. Robin son said, Republicans with brazen audacity boast of a policy of economy because the appropriations were less than the estimates. The absrdity of this boast is demonstrated by the fact that appropriations in the history Of Congress never have approximated the estimates. In addition, many ad- mittedly necessary sums have been withheld to make showing of econo- my. These amounts aggregate hun dreds of millions and must be provid- ed in deficiency appropriations bills"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
LOWER PRICES ARE
 NOT YET IN SIGHT
RETAIL REDUCTIONS HAVE NOT BEEN PERMANENT SAYS FED
 ERAL RESERVE BOARD.

Washington. - Lower price levels are not yet in sight, according to the monthly review of business condi- tions issued by the Federal Reserve. Board. The wave of price reductions which swept through the retail stores Of the country, the board says, has failed to have a permanent effect in the reduction of the high cost of liv. ing.
 The volume of retail trade has continued large, due in part to the movement for reduction in retail prices which commenced in May" says the board. While the movement was aided by refusal of the public to pay the high prices prevailing, as well as to the difculties in financing high priced stocks, counter-balanc. ing factor has been found in the ten dency of wholesale prices in large measure to be maintained at current levels, and the opinion has been ex- pressed that the price reduction sales in many cases involved mepely anticipation of the customary mid season clearance sales. Tn New York it is reported that retail trade after early stimulus of price reductions, re, lapsed into the dullness which was manifest in April, the consumer to a large degree returning to his waiting attitude"
 Commenting on the business condi tions in the Chicago Federal Reserve district, the board says that discrimi nation against unessential and specu lative borrowing and reduction in the volume of commodities offered for shipment, are operating to relieve the credit situation. Savings accounts are growing in the Chicago district, tn board says. Much money is still tied up in inventories, but there is some indication of decided improvement In conditions.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
AvIona Is Captured.

Belgrade. - A report that the AL banian city of Avlona has been cap tured from the Italians by Albanian insurgents has been received by the nwepaper Prava in dispatch from Uskub, Southern Servia, the report adding that the entire Italian garri- son was taken with the town.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Fort SmithI - As result of inju- Coke Company's No. mine at Hunt 1ngton, Tom Niger, aged 51, well known miner of that place, had his left leg amputated above the knee in Sparks memorial hospital here.
 ConWay-Two Conway young men, Thomas Thayer and Eugene Hatleg, narrowly escaped serious injury Sun day when a Ford touring car owned and driven by Hatley turned turtle at the corner of Scott and Center streets.
 Conway. w. H. Duncan of Con- way has retired as secretary of Green Grove Lodge No. 107, F. ,& A. M, after 29 years continuous service. one of the longest records by any Masonic official in the United States.
 Conway.-.A telephonic 1iRe from Conway to Mt. Vernon probably will be built within a few weeks. Mt. Vernon at present cannot be reached by telephone except through El Paso aand Baehe.
 Fayetteville. - Summer school reg istration at the University of Arkan- sas has reached 465. Of these 35 are doing graduate work and 31 are here on Y. M. c. A. scholarships.
 Fordyce. - The Misses Herris Ded- haNp Cincinnati, where they will matricu- late at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
 Bentonville. - Ben B. Johnston has sold his country home near Ben tonville to R. J. Jefferds of Pawhus- ka, Okla, for S20,000.
 Melville. The Marion county teachers institute closed after five days session under the direction of ". E. Halhrook of the Department of Education. The teachers were guests of the business men of YellVille at a luncheon at the Rex Hotel.
 Hope. James Cornelius, negro, aged 12. was severely wounded here recently. He was playing with shot gun when it was discharged, the load tearing his scalp, 75 stitches being necessary to reduce tfe wound. He will recover
 Altus.-The Masonic Lodge of Altus installed the following officers: Wor- shipful Master, L. H. Stephenson; Se- miro Warden, Ed Higden; Junior War den. Fred Walker.
 Coal Hill = While placing tomb stone at a grave in the local ceme- tery recentyl, K. l.. Harmon sustained a broken leg when the base stone fell upon him.
 Arkadelphia. - George D. Moore of Pine Bluff has concluded three days school of instruction for Masons here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Lift State of Sieue.

Washington. = The state of siege declared by the assembly of Salvador in April as a result of the revolution ary movement headed by Arturo Ar aujo, was lifted on June 25, the Sal vadorean legation here was informed by the foreign office.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
To Recruit in Cities.

Washington. Following com plaints that recruiting activities of the army and navy were tending to still further increase the existing shortage of farm labor Secretary Baker announced that steps had been taken to reduce to a minimum re- cruiting work in rural communities.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
To Free Missionaries.

Constantinople. = The American missionaries, Paul Nilsson and his wife, who recently were captured by Turkish bandits near Tarsus, Asia Mi nor, have been taken to Silvisk The Turkish general in charge is reported to have promised their immediate re- lease.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Gen. WranaIe Advances.

Sebastopol = The troops of Gen. Wrangel, commander of anti -Bolshe- vik forces in the Crimea are reported to be advancing against slight oppo- sition. Berdiansk, on the northern shore of the Sea of Azov, was cap- tured by his forces on June 26.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Coal Shortaqe Is SerIous.

Washington. - Freight congestion and car shortage has compelled the Shipping Board to go into the open market to obtain coal for the govern ment marine, the board announced.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Russian Meet Premier.

London. = Leonid Krassin, Rus sian Soviet minister of trade and com merce, had conference with Premier Lloyd George at the premier's official residence in Downing street. The meeting lasted an hour.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Cubans To Hold Sugar.

Havana. = Cuban cane growers, SUI. gar mill owners and brokers, claim ing to control the sale of 2,1S0 900 sacks of unsold sugar, were on record as definitely pledged not to offer any more sugar for sale until the price had reached "A cents.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
RrusssIs Meet July 23.

Paris The date of the financial conference at Brussels has been fixed by the council of the League of Ma tions, which has decided it shall be held July 23, it was announced.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Romh For Jan Solons.

Tokio = A bomb was exploded in front of the building in which the Japanese Diet conducts its session. Some damage was caused, but there were no casualties.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
ceoroia kl,,s suffraoe.

Atlanta, Ga.-The proposed amend ment to the state constitution giving women the right to vote was killed in the Senate. The vote was 19 to 16.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
We All May Do 1t.

"New suit, eh?'
 "New suit noShing. This is a suit made my wife hang onto for five years because I told her I thought I might need it to go fishing in.''
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
WiIlinq to Walk.

'One of these days they will be run- ming airships regularly for passenger service"
 That's why I'm so strong for good roads,"
 "Aviators don't use roads,"
 ''No. But I don't want to be obliged to use airships.'
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Many Alleged SIackers.

New York = Indictments against 2,264 alleged war "slackers" were fil- ed in the Brooklyn federal court.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Wouldn't Do 1t.

Dugan-So ye called me prevarica- tor?
 Cassidy-Ye're liarl Oi did not
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08
Too Expensive.

Too Expensive. Throw any old shoes at the bride7~ Not much. If I had any old shoes to throw away I'd get 'em fixed up and wear 'em'
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Danville. = Tie Masonic lodge and the Eastern Star at this place gave picnic and public installation here. A large crowd attended. Mrs. M. A. P. McCreary, worthy grand matron, of Hot Springs and Mrs. Virginia David son, state grand lecturer. of Rogers, installed the newly elected officers of the Eastern Star Dinner was served at the City Park.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Havana. = A young daughter of Joe Cherry living in this county was shot when a gun falling from a gun rack was discharged. The contents of both barrels entered the girls thigh, tearing away all the feshy part but not breaking the bone. Her wound/is very painful, but her coAdi. tion is not serious.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

Philadelphia. = Work is well under way on the new 5S-room boys dormi- tory at Henderson-Brown College. The building will have a long west front with two wings. President J. M. Workman announces that this build ing will be ready for the students coming here to school at the opening in September.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-07-08

 said to have trespassed on his prop erty in Perry county to fish in pri- vate lake.
 Mountain Home. - A redemption suit which has been fought through the state courts will come up in fed eral court on July at Harrison. The suit involves the ownership of 200 acres lying in Baxter county near McPherson.
 Havana. Havana Chapter No. PIP O. E. S., has installed the following officers: Mrs. l.. c. Shader, w. M.; Mrs. c. F. Heppingtor. A. M; Mrs. James A. Wasson, Conductor; w. H. Studabaker, w. P; R. l.. Morgan, Secretary; Jeff Davis, Treasurer.
 Fordyce. - AS a result of being hit on the forehead by a baseball Clyde Campbell is in serious condition. He was taken to Little Rock, where he will undergo an operation.
 Parkin. = A revival will be opened at the Baptist Church here. The ser vices will be in charge of the pastor. the Rev. H. E. Harms, assisted by the Rev. J. T. Turner of Jonesboro.
 Conway. = Frank Moran of Cabot, an applicant to practice law, took the examination the courthouse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
g o n v o g "A r E

Societatea romina de ajltor 81
cultura .,Dacia Traiana" din n
wark, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
menrbrii sal din loc 81 din jur IL
lua parte la sedinta generala lu-
nara, care sc va tinea in ziua de
IA Martie 1920, in hala societatii
din 40 North Street, la orele
$50 p. m. Rusim GU staruin1a
pc toti fratli membrii a lua par
te la aceasta sedinta, find mai
multe CHESTNUT, importante lie
rezolvat in favorul socictatii. in
tire carl 81 darea de seama a hss-
lei.
Ahsentele nemotivatc sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
In \ numele societatii ,.Dacia
Traiana" din Newark, Ohio: s:
lean Samolla,s pres.
vasile Cristea, secretar.
(49-5O)
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G o N v o G A r E .

Societatea rom1na de ajutor S
crlltura DIR. lulu Maniu'' din
Canton, Ohio, .convoaca pc tot
membrii sal dim loc 81 din jlr 3
lua parte la sedinta care Sc v.
tine pc ziua de DWmineca, Z Mar
tie 1920, la orele 2 p. M, in hala
proprie a societatii dim 1924 Gar.
field Avenue s. w. Stunt rugaFi
staruitor toti fratii membrii a lul
parte la aceasta sedinta, din eau.
"a ca sunt citeva chestii impor
tante de rezolvat. Asemenea sunt
rugati toti acei frati membrii ga.
re sunt in restanta GU cotele lu
mare a si-lc achita, ca sa nu ma,
avem intirziere Gu conspectul Ia
Uniune.
In numele societatii ,.Dr. Tulir
Maniu'S din Canton, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
(5Q-51l
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Refacerea urgenta a podului e.
ste necesara. Chestia unul pod
Gu Gale dubla.


In calitatea mea de fost director
al scrviciului podurilor c. t. r. 81 ca
unuu care am luat parte la studiul
81 constructia liniei Fetcsti-Cerna-
voda, ma cred obligat a atragc a
tentiunea celor in drept asupra gre
selei, ce $ ar comite, daca S ar refa-
ce podul peste Borcca pentru Gale
dubla 81 Sosea.
Lungimea podurilor liniei Fete-
sti Cernavoda, este Gle 4 kilometri,
din earl, podul peste Dunare are
$50 metri, lar podul peste Borcca
420 mctri lungime, restul sunt VIA
dncte pentru apele de inundatie.
Numai fieraria podului peste Bor-
cea este distrusa, celelAlte poduri
sunt in buna stare.
In loc de sc lua masuri inca de-
la inceputul anului 1919 pentru re-
| facerca ureenta podului peste
Borcea, ale cirui pile sunt intacte,
| s'a propus confectionarea mui noll
pod pentru cale dubla 81 sosea, in
care scop s'a 81 TRIMS 0 comisie de
ingineri in America pentru conan
da lui. Costul lui va fl enorm, da-
ca tinem compt de cursul dolaru-
lui de 50 lei, de urcarea navlului 81
de faptnl ca char in America pre-
tul fierului 81 manopera S s'au ridi-
eat foarte multi.
Accasta mcrare constitute insa .nu
mai a zecea parte din podurile ace
stei linii, care pel1tru a ii dublata
va necesita non pod peste Du-
mare lin.d eel actual, care nu Sc
poatc dubla, = viaducte pentru a.
proape 3 kilometri lungimc 81 So
sea in Balta de 10 xii. 81 lucrari de
apararc contra inundatiilor baltii.
Aceste fucrari v0r ii de lunga
dllrata din cauza dificultatilor To-
Gale, c probabil ca nu Sc vor exc
cuta; lar podul peste Borcea va re-
minca Gu Gale dubIa 81 sosea ilftre
2 viaducte Gu Gale simpla 81 Gu un
Iplus de cheltuiala ihutila.
'Pentru anul trecut 81 char pen
tru anul acesta solutia practica a
fost 81 este rcconstruirea unui pod
Gu Gale simpla, ficdefinitiv fie pro-
vizor pc pile sau palee intermcdia-
re, intrebuintind ficraria 81 mate
riale din tara, - --lucrare &c Sc poa-
tc termina in o singura campanie
de lucru. IL.
Odata circulatlA trenurilor re-
stabilita fara trsnsbordare pcste
bdrceas A. " IN 1iunea da.
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moi, la mosic, ne aduna pc toti. 81
pc, moi cucoancle, 81 tot ce scria
lie spunca noua.
Eu drcpt sa-ti spun ostenita de
treburile zilci, ascuftam &c ascul-
tam 81 adormcam!
Dar, fiindca Sc intrcrupca s'i
ma intrcbe ce cetea, cu tot maj
prindcam cite un cuvint razlct
pc care il spuneam, lar el urma
impacat cu cctirca :.
(,,Izbifrda
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N ~ q - y
.blarii podului peste Dunarc, care a
fost studiata de seryiciul podurilOr

blarii podului peste Dunarc, care a
fost studiata de serviciul podurilor
C. f. r. 81 Garcia s a dat 0 solutic
aprobata de sc infiinta un nou
pod peste Dunare in avail de Hirso-
va, la Giurgeni, unde Dunarea Sc
afla concentrate III un singur brat
81 undc va fl trebuinta de I'm sim
CUR pod de 800 m. lungime, GU un
viaduct de fnundatic de eel multi
1000 m.
S'a acordat 81 creditul necesar
pentru acest pod 81 pentru linia
Tandarei- -Giurgeni- Hirsova-Con
stanta.
Accasta solutic are urmatoarele
avantagii:
II Va asigura circulatia trenuri-
lor in caz de accidentc la unul din
ccle 2 poduri de peste Dunare.
y Din punct de vedcre strategic
sc impune facerea unui al 2-lea pod
pcste Dunare.
b Noul pod va descrvi mai bine
Rominia Mare, stabilind comuni-
catic directa 81 mai scurta intre
Transilvania 81 Constanta prin
Preosai-Ploesti- ti-Tandarei precum 81
intre Moldova, Bucovina 81 Basara-
bia GU Constanta, prin Faurei- Tan
darei.
A. Sc va executa in mai putin
timp 81 va costa cu multi mai pu-
tin ca dublarea podului della Ger
navoda 81 a liniei Fetesti- Cernavo-
da.
s. Sc va putca face della inceput
cu Gale dubla 81 sosea Gu i'm spor
mic de pret.
g. Sc vor discongestiona liniilc
ce vim 81 pleaca din Bucuresti 81 Sc
va putea realiza la trebuinta circu-
lul BucurestfFetesti- Constanta-
Tandarci- Ploesti sti-Bucuresti.
Pcntru aceste motive mai ra-
tional din toate punctelc de vederc
a SC abandona solutia ell rcconstrni
rca podului peste Borcea Gu Gale
-
dubla 81 sosea 81 a SC reface cit mai
urgent podur pentru!o singura cate
fic definitiv, fie provizor, sprc a
Sc stabili cit mai curind comunica-
tia directa intre Bucnresti 81 Con-
stanta ralninind ca i11fiintarea unui
nou pod pcstc Dunare sd sc execu-
tc mai tirziu.
Stefan Gheorghiu
Ingincr inspector general, fost Di-
rector al serviciului Podurilor
G. f. r.
(,,Universul' J
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

NouTxTr D1N PArR1A We
CHE.

ziarul ,,Adevarul" ziar silnic,
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Dimineata", /,
siar xilnic, pretul 10c;. ziarul
.Clopotul" siar zilnic 10c; xiarul
,,nenastsrea Romina" star kilnic.
prstul 10c; Eiarul ,,Gazeta Tran
silvaniei'' ziar zilnic, pretul 10c /;
siraul ,,Unirea'', pretul -l0c; xia-
rul ,,unirea Poporalui" prstul
loo; xiarul ,,dazeta poporn1ui"
pretul loo.
Acestea sunt ziarele care so.
sesc IN fiecare Il. Sc pot procjira
as Il ,BIBL1oTECA xoyGf1gx.
AMERICANA, 0eorge Pintea
ttuprietar, 404 EAst Front Str.
III P. .. 1cx 4l9. homegrown
Chic. y
Y ~ w; U II 4 u ss " q ~ 81 sxx S.
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melnbrii sal a l,la parte ia aduna-

.AASAAA~NAA 'ssNA ~ HSS~" lSAA SO "eA &sA SsAAeA
rea generala lunara, care Sc VI
tinea in ziua de 7 Martie 1920, Ii
orele 1.30 p. m., in hala de SUI
solul Bisericei din sos Clark Str
Martins Ferry, Ohio. Find ma
multe crestii importante de dis:u
tat, toti fratii membrii sunt ri
gait staruitor lua parte la IL
ceasa adunare.
Absentee melnb1.ilor din comi
,tet Sc vor pedepsi conform reg.
lamentului.
In n,nnele societatii ,,Invierea.
din Martins Ferry, Ohio: =
Prezidiul.
(50--51)
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PENTRU CE Sc CERE REOR-
GANIZAREA CONSLIULtJr Dr.
REGENT

- DEsFIINTAREA ACESTUI
CoNs1L1U ESTE O MASURA
DORITA DE MAJORITATEA
POPULATED DIN TRANSIT
VANIA ST DIN EA fNCEARCA
SA-SI FACA PLATFORMA Po-
LITICA D0MNII COCA, BON.
TESCU ST VLAD,
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ASTORIA AMERICEI m IIMBA ROMANO

astoria Aercsi foarte folosoare penu fie
care Romn tseste pc paiurs Ea foositoar
pentu ce carl reparas Fis treb se site isor&
tar in traiess In atrait tnp nelnn folo
sinduse de toate lbertatls 81 opurtunitatle u. 8
Istoria Amercei in mbh ronA afa tipari6 III dou3
volume lsgate in sooats ts dSvnxS sectetaratul Uu
ne s. R. 312 So. Liberty Street. Alliance prstu d %
cent? abee volume IN acest pret include 81 plata
portului sxsE .<r
Uniunsa voind "a puna IN nina Gle ckr ROin ce a.
iosoare scazut pstul c5r de folos pstu nj
Roin 81 avind uu1nai Nh Muar tss1B e exsnplase IN
dsxn& p fony4 itx eomans11 lor cit = poate ui
u srAba + aafesa seassazsaaal bBs intes fnso - os
c1ttsi, $40 pentru ambsls volums. KY @
oAN4U3Akx, Gsctaf rpnseaL
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g o N Y ocARE

Societatea rorriina de ajutor 81
cuftura ,,fnviereas din Marti1s
Ohio, convoaca pc totiS