davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06
RECENT FLOODS
DROWNED STOCK
(By United Press)

OROVILLE, Cal, Dec. 6.-The re-
cent storms which threatened with
floods the entire northern part of the
state took heavy toll of stockmen
throughout the Sacramento valley, it
was reported here. In this district H.
H. Grimes, the manager Of the Amer
can farm, large stock raisers, report
ed that 200 of their hogs had been
lost i nthe floods. The waters rose SO
rapidly that it was impossible for
workmen to save the hogs from being
drowned.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06
66TH. CONGRESS IN SESSION
Espee Lays off
Over 1000 Men
(By United Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. G.
The Southern Pacific has laid off
1000 mechanics in the last 60
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06
Weather

Southern Califor-
nia-Tonight and
Sunday fair.
Arizona -~- Fair
and warmer to.
night. Sunday fai
in the south, snow
in the north and
cooler throughout.
Imperial Valley
Fair and about
the same.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06
MOT SURPRISES"
MCCORMICK STATES
(By Associated Press)

PARIS, Dec. 6. - When U. S. SEN
ator Medill Mccormick received word
of the withdrawal of the Argentine
delegation from the assembly of the
league of nations he said to the repre-
sentative of Excelsior "that interests
me very much, but it doesn't surprise
me at ALL"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06

CONTINUED on Page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06
TABLE PLAN TO
KILL ARTICLE 10
(By Associated Press)

GENEVA, Dec. 6.-Considering of
the amendment to the league Of ma
tions covenant which would eliminate
article 10 has been postponed by the
assembly of the league until the next
meeting. The amendment proposed by
a member of the Canadian delegation
has been referrd to a committe with
instructions to report at the next ses-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06

The Southern Pacific company to-
day applied to the raidroad commits
sion for authority to construct pass
ing track at grade in the city of Cal
eXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-06
DELAY DECISION
ON ARTICLE 10
(By Associated Press:

RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 6.-The Bra
lillian government has recognized the
government of President Obregon of
Mexico, it is announced.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04

MT. and, Mrs. O. J. Decker of Gar den City, L. I. are at their home here for a short time.
 The Cranford club will meet with Mrs. Charles Adam Thursday after noon. The program: Readings, "The Racial Effects of Immigration and the American Type", Miss M. Fer guson; 'Is Further Immigration a Menace to American Ideals?" Mrs J. Henry Roraback.
 E. R. Laffargue, Mrs. Jennie Gard Ter and Mrs. Ella Carter motored to Coxsackie, N. Y. Sunday.
 A new heater has been installed in Christ church and services were held there Sunday and Monday, All Saints day. Holy communion was celebrated.
 Edward Boinay is taking a weeks vacation from G.. L. Parsons and Sons store. He will move his family to Canaan from Lenox, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warner have returned from visit to Ludlow Mass.
 Mrs. George Fritz, 67, of West Cornwall died Friday at the Hillcrest hospital in the Berkshires, following a lingering illness. She had been undergoing treatment at the hospi. tai all summer. She is survived by her husband.
 H. V. Simmons is moving from Ashley Falls to Canaan.
 Girls basket ball practice at 7:3C o'clock next Monday evening at the town hall.
 The Five Hundred Club met Wed nesday afternoon at the home o1 Mrs. W. J. Hatmaker.
 John R. Fuller of Salem, Mass has been spending few days 1T l town.
 Willard Burghardt is spending z few days at his home here. Miss Margaret Collins of Hartfort was in town on Tuesday.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald has beer home from Windsor for a few days
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04

The senior class of the high school will give a dance in the town hall, Saturday evening. Kegler and Keenan 3-piece orchestra will play.
 Mrs. S. J. Hamm has been i'll sev- eral days with hard cold.
 Dennis O'NeiIl of Hartford spent the weekend at his home here.
 Clayton M. Benjamin returned from New York on Monday with a new Dort touring car.
 w c. Ingalls, spent Tuesday in Hartford on business.
 Mrs. Richard L. Bartlett of Hart ford is spending few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. R, D. Peirce.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04
MRS. WALLACE CANFIELD
 DIES ON SATURDAY
Was School Teacher in This Town for Number
 of Years

Mrs. Anna Mary (Sardam) Can field, wife of Wallace Garfield and one of Canaan's highly respected citizens passed away at her home on East Main street Saturday evening at 9:3O o'clock. Death was caused by arteriosclerosis, from which she had suffered about eight years. Last 1 week Monday she suffered a stroke of paralysis from which she never rallied, being unconscious most of the time, resulting in a gradual de- cline until death took place Saturday evening.
 Early in life Mrs. Canfeld was 3 resident of Sheffield, Mass, where she was born, the daughter of William Henry and Mary Ann Gar tholomew) Sardam. When a young lady she taught school in New Marl- borough, Norfolk, Canaan and East Canaan. While teacher she thought little of walking several miles to her l school in the morning and home again at night. She was always very self-sacrificing and devoted to her home and family. Those who best knew her will appreciate her many sterling qualities through a long, useful life.
 In 1880 Mrs. Canfield was married to Wallace Canfeld, general super. intendent of the New England Lime Go. She was one of family of six children, only one of whom survive ] Besides her husband she is also sur. yived by one son, Dewey C., of East . Canaan and several nieces and nephews and three grandchildren. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon from her late home, Rev Robert Fletcher of East Canaan officiating. Burial took place in the East Canaan cemetery.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04

Mrs. Leonard Caldwell and chil- dren are visiting relatives in Bridge port.
 Mrs. Bessie Baldwin Caul of this place and Harry Blake of Falls Village were married in New London on October 23rd. They are living in Hartford, where MT. Blake has a position.
 The men of the M. E. Church will hold their turkey supper in the church parlors on Thursday even ing, Nov. 11th. The tickets are on sale now and will be sold as last year, different colors for talbes at certain hours, so be sure and buy your ticket early in order to procure l just the hour you wish to eat. Good ] native turkeys have been purchased and the nominal sum of $1.00 will buy you the following dinner: roast turkey with dressing, mashed pota- to, gravy, turnips, creamed onions, celery, cranberry sauce, pickles, jelly, cabbage salad, biscuit, pump 1 kin pie, cheese, tea and coffee.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04
CANA

Miss Theodore Scott of Torrington spent the weeq-end with friends in town.
 Miss Rosalie Imhoff spent the weekend in New Haven.
 Miss Sara Bunker is spending a few days at her home in Vinalhaven, Me. V
 A whist was held in the O. E. s. rooms last Wednesday evening. First prize was awarded Miss Lucy Reed, while the consolation prize went to Mrs. W. M. Place.
 Mrs. Josephine Hardenbergh of New York spent the weekend at Dr. Camps.
 Charles Beaujon and son Roy of Hartford spent Sunday at their home here.
 MT. and Mrs. H. V. Eggleston and Mrs. Carrie Eggleston of Lime Rock were Sunday guests at W. J. Hat makers.
 A Halloween party was held at the home of Miss Helen Traphagen on Saturday evening.
 Miss Norma Adam entertained Q few of her friends at Halloween party Saturday evening. .
 A Halloween party was held Sat urday evening at the home of Charles Beaujon.
 Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Carnations, etc. for any occasion. Telephone 56O-5.-adv.
 Miss Jennie Ahearn of Winsted IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Norman c. Hicks. John A. Bianchi has been visiting J. H. Graves in Syracuse for several - days.
 The second Older Girls Confer ,ence of the Litchfeld Counsy Sunday School Association will be held in Watertown, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 12 and 13.
 Announcements have been receiv- ed of the marriage of Helon Brooks Mcfarland, formerly a resident of Canaan, and Lima Grace, daughter of Mrs. Frederike Perlitz of San An tonic, Tex, on Thursday, Oct. 21. MT. and Mrs. Mcfarland will reside in Chicago. Dr. c. W. Camp attended the flu neral of Mrs. William H. Moseley at Norfolk Wednesday.
 The following compensation agree ment has been filed with Commission CT Frederic M. Williams; G. L. Par sons 6 Son of Canaan and George Mather of Canaan, dislocation Ot right shoulder, $12.70 per week. A Maxwell touring car owned by Mir. Webster of New Haven and 8 Buick touring car owned by MT. Par sons of Unionville collided on Main street Friday afternoon in front o1 town hall. The Webster car was only slightly damaged and he con .tinued his journey to New Haven The Parsons car had to be lowed tc Unionville. There were several pas ,sengers in the automobiles, but al escaped injury.
 / Miss Kathleen Hayes was giver first prize in the speaking contest al town hall Thursday afternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. Sctt o1 Waterbury and the Misses Pearl ane Thelma Curtis of Waterbury motor ed to the home of the latter's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Irving E. Curtis on Sunday.
 Announcement is made of th' marriage of Lola M. Keeling of thi -towneto Harold R. Champlin o: Danbury on Oct. 27, at New Haven The ceremony was performed by thu Rev. Wm. H. Wakeman, pastor o: the First Methodist Church. Howard L. Curtis and family ant Edmund Fesch of Waterbury spen Sunday at Irving Curtis.
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04
The 4. & P. Manager Says:

week yf year here at tn R F store C nd Pm looking gNy bepm bged  % thpHHh hy demands b have been @byd opened A h % p y swell eIweudme hmayfy
  ca i L those dw
  W he h stores hay
 
  d know ~ ~ bags Dhy ~ to nh manager ~ each day y aphspu d dya it, sheets upng and E sheets ampe OMahh what so W as for h car
  ayads of wA1a an offer m w s~Ah"a ~rbn please hO
Connecticut western news., 1920-11-04
ALBERT E. COBB IS
 KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Unknown Motorist Hits Nor folk Resident on
 Sunday

Albert E. Cobb, IS, well-knowI resident of Norfolk, died at the county hospital at 1:30 Monday morning of a fractured skull receiv- ed in Norfolk Sunday evening about 6:1O when struck by an automobile, the driver of which is sought by the authorities. MT. Cobb was employed as caretaker at the Flagg-Post estate on the Winsted road in Norfolk and had just left the place to walk to the residence of H. A. Stanard, where he made his home, when hit by a Ca naan-bound automobile east of the village. The driver of the death car did not stop and his Identification is not known.
 Motorists found MT. Cobb's pros trate body lying in the road. Drs. Hamant and Pinney of Norfolk at- tended MT. Cobb, who was brought to the hospital later in the evening in an automobile owned by A. P. Curtiss of Norfolk. He died without regaining consciousness. Coroner s. A. Herman performed an autopsy.
 M. E. Snow and Fred L. Preston of Norfolk and Allyn Fuller of Ca- naan, all connected with the state motor vehicle department, Superin- tendent of Police John H. Slocum and State Tax Commissioner William H. Blodgett ,who was at the scene of the accident soon after it happened, made an unsuccessful attempt to ap- prehend the culprit, who was trailed as far as Canaan.
 A motorcycle and another auto mobile are said to have passed the Flagg-Post place at the time of the accident, but up to last accounts the names of drivers had not been as- certained.
 The authorities lack positive de- scription of the death car and of the driver. An Essex car with New York numbers is among the machines be- ing sought. A car with one lamp up- turned was followed to Canaan and there all trace of it was lost. The car passed the automobiles of Motor i Vehicle Inspectors Preston and Ful- Ter, who were east-bound between Canaan and Norfolk, but neither. of Ine olhCIdlo h4eW oI Lne dCcluenC at the time. Commissioner and Mrs. Blodgett, who also saw the death ! car, were unable to tell in the dark ness how many persons were in the automobile.
 l MT. Cobb was born in Colebrook and for many years conducted gen. eral store in West Norfolk which business today is carried on by his i son, Carl Cobb. For the past two years he had been employed at the , Flagg-Post estate. His wife died seven years ago and his only daugh- ! ter, Miss Grace Cobb, the year fol- ! lowing. He leaves three sons, Dr. Edward Cobb of Canaan, Carl Cobb of West Norfolk and Frederick Cobb.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
Spre 0rientaIe

Multi din cetitorii nostri ne tri-
nit dfierite stir pentru publicat
81 faptul ne bucura. In mai multc
rinduri am facut APPEL la prietenii
81 cunoscutii nostri sd ne comunice
intimplarile mai de seama din ora
sele in carl locuiesc, mai GU seama
cele ntimplate in cercurile romi-
nesti. MNe-am isbit 81 ne isbim insa
de un neajuns, lipsa sigurantei ca
faptul s'a petrecut 81 s'a petrecus
asa dupa cum nj Sc comunica.
I'm ziar este responsible pentru
tot ce publica. Inainte de pub
lica 0 stire trebue sd fie asigurat
Cd $ a intimplat faptul 81 corespun-
de adevarului.
0 stire inocenta dupa aparenta,
Cd d-soara cutare 50 logodit Gu
donnnul cutare, dac4 faptul nu
corespunde adevarului, poate pro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cqltnra ''Dr. C. Angelescu"
din Cleveland, Ohio Convoaca pc
toti menibrii de a lua parte la Sc
dinta Gen. extra ordinara care Sc
va tinea III 2 1anuaric 1921 in
Hala de La sediul Soc. 6131 St.
Clair Ave. la. ore1e 2 p. m. Intro
puncte.e de ID. oxlinea zilei va fl
81 Darea de scama pc ultimele s
luni anriui i192O. Darca in pri-
mire la f,1nctionarii noui de ca
ira functional'ii. yechi toti mem
bri stunt rugati a Sc presenta la
Ia sedinta i'll special functionari;
vechi 81 noui toti membrii sunt
rugati strict sd pune in regula
cu cotele ltinare 81 ate preten.
stunt fiind-ca cu inceputul anului
sd va schilnha ttetc reeistrele dc
evidenta a Soc. 81 acei carl nu
sunt in regula Gu toate nu Sc vor
trimite conspectul pc luna Ianua-
rie 1921. Pentru Soc. Dp. C. An
gelescu. (300-1)
N. Toma, presedinte.
p. Manatie. sSecretar 7.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30

81 adresui nstis eoreet spre a putea
trimcte z;aful fie-carui membru
caci aftfel ffiembrii nu vor prinli
ziarul ne trinitind taxa pentr,,
schidb 81 adresul nou.
In sperattta caci cele scrise
mai sars le yeti lua la cunostinta
am ramas salutii1du-va in numele
Societatii "U. S. Desteapta-te
Romine-Hora Uniriis'.
loan q. pstrov,ciu, presedinte.
Danila Albn, secretar coresp.
(3OO-1).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
C0NvocARE

Societatea Romdnk dc Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Transilvaneana" din
Indiana Harbor, Ind. pc aceasta
Gale Convoaca pc toti membrii {.
din loo 81 jur, de . dua parte Ia
adunarea GeneraM lunara, care
Sc va tinea in ziua de 2 Ianuarie
a. d. 1921, Ia orele ! 80 p. m. in
localul Halei ''Transi1vaneana"
din renna Ave. La ordinea zilci
avdnd mai muite CHESTNUT foarte
importante de resolvat, toti fratii
membrii sunt rusai lua parte.
Asemenea Sc 'indrumea'za fie,care
membru arsrtindtor acestei Soc.
ca pc sus llumita sedinta sd vie
Gu Statutele vechi opentru q pri-
nj pc .celc noui, conform decsiu-
nei din Ad. Generals de la Gary.
.Acei membrii care pima Ia data
de mai sus 1u xor, avea Statntele
vechi schimbate, vor Fl supnsi la
0 taxa care dsjs w votat Ia adu-
naras Genersla di4 trecut.
Not1m Il noul Ihtesidiu ales po
.primul pried 4 a.lulii 1921 von'
aplicd reeufamtntdi din statut
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
CONv0cARE

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ~. S. Desteapta-te
Rom1ne-Hora Unirii'' din De-
troit, Mich. Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal de lua parte la adu.
narea Generala extra -ordinari
care sc va tinea Dumineca iii 2
Ianuarie 1921 in Hala Chene din
Monroe Ave. Nr. 6S6. Sedinta Sc
va deschide la orele 1:3O p. M.
precis. La ordinea zilei av1nd mai
multe chestii inportante de resol-
vat la care cele mai interesante
va Fl Darea de seama a controlo-
ri.or pc periodul din ur1na a anu
lui 1920, 81 totodata va fl preda-
rea vechilor functionari la func-
tionarii noui, dcci fie-care frate
membru este rugat de a lua partc
la aceasta sedinta find cea mai
importanta sedinta anuala, fune-
tionarii vechi sunt datori a OBJ
serva Convocatorul 81 a aduce la
aceasta sedinta toate obiectele
Societatii aflatoare la dinsii spre
a Sc preda ce,or. noui. Deci fie-
care membru este dator asi achita
toate restantele cit 81 Gotta lunarS
pc luna Ianuarie Ca sa poata Ii
trimes in conspectul de Ianuarie
Ia caz ca nu yor achita cele a.
mirtite in accst convOcator pima
la data de % Ianuarie nu vor
mai figura ca membrii sus M
mitei Societati. Totodata fratii
membrii a lua la cunostinta caci
a nu s,lferi din cauza schimbarii
numerilor noui in Detroit fie-
care asi schimba numerii adresei
noli ia ziarlll America" ca. 81
Sc poata schimba este dator Ge-
care membrn trimets 0 sum3 de
cincis ceptis pentru schimb y sial
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30

Societatea Ro1nina de Ajutor
81 Cultura Gloria Rom1na' din
Weirton w. Va. are onoare !,
invita pc toate surorile Societati,
Clubnri 81 parochii precuin 81 pc
toti fratii Romani din loc 81 jur
de lua parte la Marea Petrecere
impre,lnata Gu Dams care Sc va
tinea in, seara xilei de 8 1anuarie
1921 adeca a doua ri de Crlcil.
null Rominesc dp frumoasa Hala
Italiana din A, Ave. Inceputul va
fl la orele 6:30- -,p. m. 81 va dura
pima la orele L. p. m.
Deei vestita n1uzica Nationala
a d-lui George Stoica din Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio va distra pc
onoratul public cu eele mai fru-
moase arii de Dams 81 cintece
rationale. Pret,il de intrare D-nii
75c. Damele 25c Suprasolviri sa
primesc Gu mare multumita 81 Sc
vor cuita pe Gale ziaristica 81 We
nit1l curat ce vom avea sc va
yarsa in fondul de dntretinere.
Bufetul va Fl asortat GU cele
mai gustoase mizeluri 81 'beuturi
recoritoare.
Deci in speranta caci onoratul
public din loo 81 jur ne vor ola
tot sprijinsl 81 vor participa i'll
tr'un numar cit sc poate de mare
ca sd putem avea un reusit foarte
frumos pima Ia revedere am ra-
mas sadutindu-va Gu cele mai sim
cere salutari.
Deci fie-care 1nembru apartina-
tor acestei Societati este. india
torat de as plati ticatul de III
trare care Ii s'or trimite ultcrior.
In numele Societatii "Gloria
Ronlina'' ain Weirton w. Va
CODY. Presadiu1.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
coNvocARE !.

IL Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultural ''Vulturul'' din Ho-
mestead. Pa. Convoaca pc aceasta
Gale pc toti membrii sAi din loo 81
jur a lua parte La sedinta lunara.
care va avea loo Duminica in 2
Ianuarie 1921 la ore,e / 30 p. III.
in localul Soc. de sub No. 315
7th Ave. Intre alte puncte impor-
tante va Fl 81 predarea nouilor
functionari. In numele Societatii
''Vulturul"
(3OO-D. Presidiul.
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duce ncplaceri 81 neajunsuri.

duce ncplaceri 81 neajunsuri.
Crime, batai, 'furturi. etc, 81
mai mari, 81 deci nu Sc poate pub
lica mimic pima M avem siguranta
Cd faptul s'a petrecut 81 corespun-
de adevarul,,i.
Ziarele americana publica aseme-
.nea stiri dupa raportul pQlitiei sau
4al reprezentantilor asoeiatiunei
preset, deci all siguranta necesar&.
Rueam deci pc acei carl ne tri-
NIT diferite stiri Sd ne trimit3 81
.fasia pc care este p'lblicata stirea
81 capul ziarului din care s,s taiat.
Strife earl nu sunt publieate in
ziarele locale nh Sc rsproduc dceit
cele trimiss de persoaps cnnoscute
rioua 81 q caror scriArs gi isc1litura
% cuncastetn, sau cele csFti1 i1ieate
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IN VT A R {

Societati!c ''Plugarul Romin'
din Youngstown 81 "Samanato-
rul Romin'' din E. Youngstown
roaga pc toti membrii lor 81 Ro-
mimi din iocf Isl jur a lua parte Ia
frumoasa Petrecere impreunati
Gu Teatru 81 Dams, pc Duminica
9 Ianuarie 1921 treia ri de Cra-
Iciun in Hala Soc. ''Plngariul
Romin'' G45 Poland Ave. Gu ur-
matorul program:
/. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea Presedintelui aranjator.
2. Csrul; va cinta 'Ardealul"
3. "Car1ani" comedie intr'u 'un
act de /. Negruzi.
PERSOANEI1E:
Leonescu, fiul boerrl,ui; Dl Emil
Ramba.
Miron 81 Terente, tarani fruntasi
| Dl Vasile Pop 81 loan Moldovan,
Dominica, femeia lui Miron; D-na
Nazarica Moldovan.
Voichita, -femeia lui Terente
Dina Iustina Rusu.
4. ''Muza de la Burdujeni"
comedie intr 'un act.
PERSQANELE:
Caiiopi Busuiog, Doamna +. G.
Marhao.
Stanica. scrvitorul Ell; Dl George
Nisca.
Trochin, boer batrin; Dl GIgore
Aron.
Teodorini, actor romin; Dl Geor-
ge Marhao.
Draganescu, prietcm hui; D-nnl
Grigorc Aron.
Baron Flaimuc. Turllrpini, La
.cherdopolus; ID G. Marhao.
! 5. ''Arvinte 81 Pepelea" come
die intr 'un ,act..> ,,u,
PERSOANELE:
Arvintc, ID Nasile Pantilimon.
Pepelea. -. ID Emil Ramba.
| Mandica, D-soara 1ustina Rusu
6. "Tombolo'' cu % numere
cistigatoare obiecte foarte fru-
moase 81 un Purcell.
Z. Decilamari 81 Monoloage pre-
date de D-soara Macsim 81 D-ra
Tiglaru. {! III.
Incepttul Teatrului va fl precis
! la orele 8 80 p. m.
Intrarea Clasa / Soc clasa a
la 80 cent?.
Muzica eui Samoila 81 Nick
Sinu. Suprasolviri Sc prrmesc c''
| multumita, la orele II Sc va sus
penda Petrecerea un ceas pentru
lua masa la Buffet GU totii.
PS. Membrii ambelor Socie-
tati care nu vor lua parte la Pc
trecere va plati suma de, un dol
lar conform hotarirei luate.
com}itetul aranjator.
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tionari 81 membri al Societatii
''Deyteapta-te Romine-Hora u
nirii' din Detroit lua parte Ia
aceasta Petrecere care este Sprc
foloslll 81 inaintareas Solicitation
noastre 81 a Uniunei. Toti membri
si membrele acestei Filiale stunt
obligati a lna parte la aceasta
Petrecere absentele avind celc
mai bune motive vor plati tichetul
de fntrAre. Sc vor servi diferitc
beuturi 81 mincare rece. Pretul dc
intrare D-nii 75c. Damele So.
\ 9sssidisi A1snistsr.
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IN WHARF,

Filiala No. La Societatiia 'Des.
teapta-te Romine-Hora Unirii
are onoare a invita- pc. toti Ro-
mini din loc 81 jler lua parte ia
Petrecerea Gu Dams care va avea
lac la 236 Houland Ave. Pontiac,
Mich. Diiminica 8 Ian,rarie 1921
oras1 80 p. IN. pima Ia 1859 p. m.
'Vestita muzica fratelui George
Ciprcn va distra onor. puhlic Gu
diferite arif de Dams 81 cintari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30

cit 81 decisiunea adunarii din
trecut, acelor membrii, care la
cetirea ape.ului nominal M vor
fl present.. In numele Socictatii
''Transilvaneana".
v. A. Tarnita, Presedinte.
Y. Popescu, Secretar prim.
(3O1-2).
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de presidiile solicitation, declaslnd
ca stu ca faptul s'a petrecut asa
cum Sc relatesza, declaratia ffind
iscalith de presedinte 81 Gu sigilul
societatii aplicat pc ca.