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The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08

You've been reading too many thrill- CTS or going to the movies too much. They don't have secret passages In modern apartment houses. You bet ter keep quiet about that. You can't ge. anybody to believe you, and you'll only hurt your case"
 But know there's passageway trere-along the hall. l found tue opening. panel in my bedroom, There's place there big enough for a man to walk tn. l saw it."
 He looked nt me pityingly, and l could see gtliar he did not believe a word was saying.
 All right. there's a passage there and well leave t there. A soung fes low in love is npt to imagine all sorss of things.
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08
IMPROVED ROADS AID FARhEA
Make 1t Possible to Produce vees and Fruits for Canning a''9
 City Markets.

Rich agricultural land sliin',s' ', msy cereal crops on unimproved roaso o, re be made to yield a much .oad t turn where with an improVeu 'tsbIes Is practicable to produce ves. .s mar and fruits for canneries aiiu " kctlh
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-08
"With all confidence.

'B. B."
 Each time read anew the peneiled lines, my heart rejoiced. Come what may, I felt sure that Barbara's heart was mine. joyed to know that come out of prison to her though l might, she would be glad to see me. Joyful ly would I have gone to the electric chair rather than have her fair name in the least smirched by scandal in trying to defend me. She alone could prove an alibi for me, but no one must ever know it.
 What would T scandal-loving world say if the fact became public that she had been alone with me in my apartment near midnight? If only by the sacrifice of her good name could I go free, then let me stay in my eeh Let me even go to the electric chair, would not have my life at the loss of my beloved's reputation.
 One other thing I had kept from my lawyer-my discovery of the passage way between the walls in my great uncle's apartment. If I could not get German to believe in this secret pass age. which I was convinced had some connection with the mysteries and the whisperings at the Granddeck, there was little likelihood that McGregor would believe my tale either. Given one single hour in my quarters at the Granddeck and I would have discov- cred whither it led and who used it. but once man is charged with mur- der, his hands are tied. It was f,i- tile for me to mention it again, even to the detective or to my lawyer. nntn such time as could show it to them and convince them that I knew what was talking about
 CTo BE CONTINDED)
The spectator., 1920-05-14
Y Year Locust Due

Arkansas will be infested with the l7 year locust some time this month. according to w. J. Baerg. entomoligist of the Col lege of Agriculture. University of Arkansas. The locusts will be most numerious in the north. ern part of the state. he says.
 The title of the l7.year To. cust cannot be properly applied TO the insect, as it appears in Arkansas every l3 years" said Ma. BaerY. Furthermore. 1t Is not a locust a term commonly ap- 'phed to grasshoppers. but a suck. ing insect. more closly related to
The spectator., 1920-05-14
The C0mm0n-Sense Course In Making Peace

While the so-called peac e resolution is before the Senate it's Republican supporters might turn back to the words of Sentor Colt of Rhode Island. a Repub- lican.
 Peace has to be made. Terms have to be agreed upon. The common-sense thing to do Is to stay with our association and make with the common enemy the peace they made If we permantntly stay out of the League of Nation. instead of having the bulk of the world with us. We shall have forty-five nations in the league all allied against us. Our Monroe Doc Urine will be gone. for the South American countries are going ln- to the league. Our world leader ship will be gone.
 No, onlyis the Lodge Knox
The spectator., 1920-05-14
unanimus. -.

We trust every mother will read the article in this issue, en- titled Good News" and take the advice. How humiliated,, moth- CTS must feel when they can no longer answer the questions their children ask them and it is then rhe child begins to get away from the mother and home. All mothers cannot take regular school work but they can read Victor Hugo has said that one who reads and thinks will resson and the mother who does thesa three things their spns and dau. ghters will not leave them so faz behind
The spectator., 1920-05-14

a period of improvements, taxes seem high. But can we afford to send our boys and girls into the world handicapped by . lack of mental equipment because we have exercised the prerogative of voting aganst them in the matter of local taxes. thereby saving a few paltry dollars?
 Since the best we can do un- der the law is all too little. surely no father will fail to measure up to the demands of parenthood in the matter of local tax for school purposes but will Ddo his utmost to give hls boys and girls a chance.
 Lets make the maximum limit unanimus. .-Ex.
The spectator., 1920-05-14

Some rsiny weather at present Tuesday.
 Health very good.
 Everybody planting cotton.
 Mag Parker and Carmon Nichols spent Saturday night with Mollie and Gladys Parker.
 The Suprise party at MT. Steve Englishs Saturday night was well attended.
 M1Sunday School was rather slim Sunday. Hope it will do better after decorations are over.
 Miss Bonn Nichols dined with Miss Ruth Smith Sunday. Miss Suse Smith came home from AliX Friday.
The spectator., 1920-05-14
MOUNTAIN TOP.

Weather pleasant. showers every few days.
 Crops looking fine and plenty of work to do. Some are ready to plant cotton this week. There will be a decoration at Hickory Grove May 2Sth at 2::30 0 clock, Rev. Smith will preach A committee will take charge of the flowers, Rev. Tompson preached at this place Saturday and Sunday with d good attendance. Mir. Boaks and John Caire went to Ozark Saturday to get a load of feed. Ithink it would he cheaper to raise our feed this year.
 Guess butterfly has flew away a big brown one pSssed this way Sunday and think it came from Gravel Point. Mrs. Fanny Books is spending this week with her brother. al Concord.
 The Brooks boys and Carl Johnson went fishing caught g 1 fish that is pretty good.
 French girl
The spectator., 1920-05-14

the squash bug and similar in- sects, It is about one and one- fourth inches long the body is black. sanded with red along,.the veins and at the margin.
 The adult feeds on the sap of trees. but although they have occurred in enormous numbers, there is no record that by their feeding they have ever caused any serious damage. They .will be most abuntant in white oak groves. on high land and rich coil in the nature of sandy loam.
 Considerable damage may be caused by the locusts. however. when after four or five weeks the female begin to deposit their eggs sits cut in twigs of verious trees and shrubs. In this way, considerable damage is often done to young orchards or trees in the nursery row.
 The most conspicuous fea- ture of their appearance will be their shrill song. lasting from early morning till twilight for four Ot five weeks"
The spectator., 1920-05-14
The School Meet At Ozark

The school meet on Thursda y afternoon at the Court house was a decided success. While it is 10 he regretted that the flu epi. demic materially interfered with the plans as originally outlined by Supt ARee, .the interest manifested in the event fully justifies the prediction that un. der more favorable health con. ditions district and c ounty meets can be made extremely helpful to school work.
 Supt. Agee Is already planning for a contest campaign to be inaugurated at beginning of summer schools.
 The display of the work done in the Ozark schools was very highly camplimented by the large throng .observing it The art exhibit was the first of the kind ever exhibited here and stamps Miss Fern Sham non aa a most successful art instructor.
 It seems almost unbelievable that students could within one year reach such attachments as their canvases indicated. The domestic science display be- speaks for Miss Fay ShaunoT great success in this most i'm. portant. but long neglected phase of school work. Int showing made by the primary and intermedite grades received its share of commendation. The display of the grammar grades on the line of map drawing. re lief maps, and theme writing measured up fully to the stand ard to be expected,
 Following are names of the win ners:
 Spelling. 7th. and Sth. grades Miss Edna Strick land, Center Cross: grades below 7,h. Emm, Collier. Charleston; . Recitation. Naurine Ellixson Ozark;
 Rapid Calculation. Twin Cross land. Zion,
 Composition writing, 7th. ant 9th. grades, Miss Mamie Gibson Denning;
 Composition writing. grades be low 7th. Margaret Krone, Charleston:
 Map drawing. 7th. and 6th grades, Miss Fern Speers 2 Charleston:
 , Map drawing grades below 7ti Katie Brewer. Charleston.
The spectator., 1920-05-14
An Important Election

Saturday May 18th. the annu. al school electson will be held through the state this is one of the most important elections in which our voters are called upon to participate. The readjust- ment of our schools call for larg. CT funds and we owe it to our : selves to our children and to America to make our schools as efficient as possible.
The spectator., 1920-05-14
Vote Maximum
 School Tax

The absolute necessity of vot- ing the maximum limit of school tax will be evident to anyone that is familiar with school conditions.
 This Limit will be entirely in- adequate to enable districts to maintain the standard of schools needed in point of length of term and quality of teachers.
 Other States where property is listed higher than with us are paying as high as "A mills school tax. Unless we realize the ex- treme seriousness of our school problem and meet it in sperit of courageous sacrifice. suppli- menting our maximum rate by a willingness to increase assessed values of property, to maintain the rate of interest our schools will be manned almost exclusi ve- ly by inexperienced boys and girls. Now, these ambitious boys and girls are the salt of the earth. the hope of the future. the teacers of tomarrOw, but we can't afford to permit conditions to obtain so that to their unskill- ed hands alone wust be commit ed the school intrests of our county. The men and women of lexperience and of years of pre- paration wust be induced to re- main in the procession while their capacity for service is at it's best.
 It will be impossible. perphaps to maintain the rate of increse In teachers salaries made bN wages and salaries in other lines of work. Unskilled labor has ad- yanced from 300 10 400 per cent keeping pace some what with the shigh cost of living. Indeed it is said that the janitor of high school in an adjoining county gets a )higher salary than the principal. Salaries depending upon tax levies ana especially up. on constitutional amendment. must needs advance slowly
 However if we show the prop. spirit If we are willing and anx. ious to iav tribute on our prop erty to the maximum of oul legal privilege. we are sure oul teachers will meet us half way, and our schools will not be crip- pied.
 Ever elector should rCallze keeuly the iOsue at stake in this school electon. A presioninus, short.sighted attitude toward the tax levy will result in irreparable Injury to our schools
 It is conceded that in the per, iod of readj ustment ahead of us,
The spectator., 1920-05-14

move futil, but if the proposed action were within the power of Congress it would still have to be condemned. both because 1t would make us desert our moral duty and because it would rob us of practical and substantial advantages. -Gaztte
The spectator., 1920-05-14

American Legeon membership Drive May 17 to P.
 We will have no. more Guion this season after this car is gone.
 Let us have your order at once. 2 Ozark Mercantile Co.
The spectator., 1920-05-14
Blackburn Drug Company
 m. Hexa@ s'ar'
Charleston Team
 Is Winner

Charleston High School de feated Ozark High School team ' to 2 at the park here Thursday.
The spectator., 1920-05-14
STONE HILL

Some rsiny weather at present Tuesday.
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G o N v o G A r E

Societatea romilfa de ajutor 81
cultura .,Desteapta-e Rominc'3
din Detroit, Michigan, convoaca
pc toti fratii membrii lua par
te la sedinta extra ordinara pc
ziua de 2 Maiu 1920, Ia orele 2
p. m. in Chene Hall din CSC Mon
roe Avenue. Find lucruri foarte
importante de rezolvat, tot odata
81 alegerea unui easier in locul
fratelui \. Oltean, care STA dat
d;misia la sedinta trecu1. Deci
sunt rugati staruitor toti fratii
membrii fl prezenti la aceasta
adunare.
In numelc societati; ,,Desteap.
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ROMAN DE: 6. r. PAsCU.

(Urmare).
Eu cred ca ar fl bine so trimiteti Donei Amalia.
e felneie foare buna 81 sd fe multumita sa va
gratieze ca sa libereze pc Dona Valeria 0 inbeste
foarte multi. Ii sta i'll puere sd faca ce vrea. Ea gu
verneaza Insuele. Char cind traia Don Enrico
facca mimic fara voia ell Guvernorul prea copila-
ros 81 lutte de mine', raspunse lu Alfonso, pri
rind Gu curiostate La Elena.
M Poate, dar in Ori caZ scrisoarea aceasta n,l-
mai corespunde scopuui Trebue sa fac alta. Trebue
sd mai ma gindesc asupra faptulu", raspunse Elena
zimbind
,E imparateasa noastra!" zse Alfonso zimbind
catre sora-sa.
mn trebuia sd ma dai de gols', zise Elena, doje-
nitor, catre Alfonso
:sss mea ca mormnt4 zise Alfonso, pu-
mind NINA be umarul sora-sei
l9a, despre mine Sd n 'ayeti nci teana. Din gu-s
x6 M es nci vorbass zise sora lni Alfonso.
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un demers, 81 Alfonso, le spusese ca dat scr
soarea sorasei, inccpu sa fie asata de intrcbari.
Uni din eli incepura sa banuiasca ca glvernorul
1u vrea sal graieze 81 Sc pregatcste la atac prn
surprza sa-s mntuiasca ogodnica 81 pc ei sal ar
"a pc rug 81 banuala aceasta incepu sd prnza rada-
cini, sd mearga din gura in gura, pima aunsc 81 Ia
urechie Elene
Elena puscse in current pc Gel carl ii cunosteau 81
partea dona panului ei despre moartea guverno
rului 81 Sofrani, Emanuel, Alfonso 81 Fernando da
deau zor plecarca temindu-se de vre-o razvratre
din partca marinaror carl find in numar nlarc i'm
prcuna GU nevestele lor intro noapte ar pntea a
ovitura sd coprinza palau 81 odata stapin pc arme
sc devina ei stapini pc situate.
Elena intari postul de paza de la usa palatului,
punind noaptea de paza cite doua sentinee, un bar
bat 81 din noldovence, dar numarul barbatilor in
carl depna 1ncrcdere era mic, numai cei ntiat
in planul eli 81 rfndul il aungea la fe care doua zle
Temerea era 81 din partea Donei Valeria Di Valen-
cia, mai Gu seaa din partea Sofie Roberto camerie
ia eli fata robnsta, foarte ndrazneaa 81 viccana 81
pe care Rada 81 Sultana surprins-o de cfteva or
vorbind Gu marinari capturati.
Dormind in palat intro noapte ar Fl putut produ-
&c multe neajunsur, char introducerea marinarlor
fereastra de Ia camera lcr. pentr 1nlatura a.
aaas Elena fn silita sa r1nduiasca sen
q 81 u fereastra lor Z Il
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Societatea romina de aJutOr 81
cultura ,,Biruinta'' din Warren,
Ohio, invita- pc toti membrii 81
frati Romini din Warren 81 jur
spre participa la Marea Parable
de American Day. care Va fl
Simbata. | Maiu 1920 din partea
autorita flor locale. Sunt rugatl
toti Rominii fara eXceptle daca
este membru la Societate orr nu,
de Sc prezenta la hala societa-
til ,.Biruinta" ia Walnut Str.
S1nlbata. l Maiu, la orele 1.3O p.
m, de unde vom merge in corpo-
re. 81 he vom impreuna GU res
tul parazei. y
Muzica batrinului Cassian ne
va acompania GU cele mai bune
marsuri rationale 81 americana.
Dupa finirea paraZei, yom merge
inapoi la hala. undc eel mai bunl
vorbitori al orasului he Va expli
ca insemnatatea zilei de l Maiu.
Printre alti vorbitori, orasul Wa
rren. a Invita- pc domnul c. X.
Pascu, sef-redactorul zlarului IA
merica. care III limba noastra
mcterna he va cxplica insemna-
tatea zilei, bazata pc idei demo
cratice.
De asemenea asteptam 81 pc d.
prescdinte general loan Serbu
din New Castle, Pa. Dupa finlrea
vorbirilor, della orele $50 p. m.
va incepe dansul pima la orele j.
din noapte.
Taxa de i1trare nu va ii Gle CT
la dams: Domnii Is, Damele %
de cent.
Bufetul va Fl asortat incont-
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LIBERTY BONDURI
III MARCI DE CEUTARE.

vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 rreturile celc mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al doiles Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-26

burg, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem-
bril- sal lua parte la adunarea
generala lunara, care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 2 Maiu 1920, la orelc
2 y. H., precis, in hala societatii.
La ordinea zilei sunt citeva ches-
til importante de rezolyat, intre
care 81 darea de seama pc 2 luni
in trecut
Deci GU aceasta Ocazie sunt ru-
gait toti fratii membrii a Fl pre-
zenti la orele sus numite. Celia
lalti fratii Romini care nu sunt
membrii 81 doresc a deveni men,
bril- al sOcietatii nOastre pentru
binele dumnealor propriu, sunt
bine primiti In mijlocul nostru.
Absentele nemotivate sc vor Pc
depsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatii ,,Murasa-
ma. din Harrisburg, Pa:
Prezidiul.
(95-96)
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nu Gu cele mai gustoa5e mlncarl
Bi bauturi racoritoare, inclus 81
ice cream
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc .vor cuita pc
Gale zlaristica.
III speranta ca he yOm intllnl
Gu totii de data aceasta, ca sa
serbian cu totii intr'un manun-
chiu ziua Americei Democratic,
Tara noastra adoptiva, am ra-
mas asteptindu-ya GU drag
In numele societatii ,,Biruinta'
din Warren, Ohio.
Traian T. Porea, presedinte.
Iosif Comsa, secretar.
(95-97)
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Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura' .,Ulpia Traiana" din T.
rie, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal IA ina parte ia sedinta
lunara. care Sc va tlnca Dumine-
ca. 3 Maiu 1920, in hala sociefa-
til din 1133 Penna Avenue. ;Sa-
dinta Sc Va dcschide la orele :
dupa ameazi. La ordinea zilei vor
Fl mai multe chestii importante
de rezolvat, tot odata va ii $, a.
leg serea comisiei halei, precum 81
alte chestii importante spre bine.
lie 81 inaintarea socictatii.
in numele societatii ,,Ulpia Ira
ma" din Erie, Pa.
Prezidiul.
f95-96)
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- MICA -
M2UBLlcITATEM6
kSfK<RS;A.@
APARE IN FIEcARE Il.
Prezidiul.

PfetuI pentfu pubiicHliI cas s.Caut",
,.lIe vinxnre'', ..AOunt de cAshtOric'',
ete.. costa Dentru fiecare cuvlnt :
CENT? de- . puiDilemtie. sub 50 de cent?
ma ae publicA nImic.
Pentru Ddrl dc scnmd, Invlthrl de
bOte1, cunuuii sam dnmsurl 4 cent? IL
nia. snu *4.OO colonnh de xiar.
PubIicmsfiIe sa fie fnsottte de suma
nccennrJi. Credit nul are deceit socIetl.-
tile hin Untunca =! n. A.
MdnmxcriptcIe sau fotoyrafil nu &c
tnnpwlax&
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,,Sa pfcgatesc ceva de Gina. inca nam mincat. Sa
mincam GU totii" 81 fara astepa raspuns, es
in bucatarie 81 Sc apuca Sc prcgateasca Gina.
Ca sa nu-i strce placerea, Elena Sc invoi sa ia
Gina Gu tot 81 peste erau in jurul une mesc
pc aburea ciorba de peste peste prajt un pui
fript, 81 mincara pofta.
In tmpul mesei Elena spuse sore lui Alfonso ca
sa dvulgc mimic din site 81 ca in curind Sc vor
inapoia Gu alta scrisoare catre Dona Amalia prin
care sd ccara gratcrea locuitorilor .insule.
Inca cintasera cocosi cnd Elena 81 Gu Alton
SO sau despartt de sora lui, nut sal petreaca
pima la marginea Insuei, .unde mai mbratisa oda pc
fratee e pc credea ca sal vaza in curind ber,
dar ma avut fericrea sal mai vaza.
Pima c1nd Sc ajunga Gu barca 10 corabie, care in
crucsa in apropere, Elena ii spuse lui Alfonso sa nu
spuna mimic la nimeni despre moartea guvernorului
pima cnd nu-i va da vote.
doua ri pc la prinz fregata intra in strimtoarea
Insnlei Fermccate dar prin s1rprndere Pazitorul
semnalase sosrea ei 81 cind ajuns in baie colonia
facut demonstrate cuvenHa, primind-o Gu urale 81
APPLAUSE frenetice, ca pc fmparateasa.
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G A U T

G A y T
pc Nick Luca din Ludos, avind
ceva afaceri cu d-lui. ! sRog pc Ca
rel site adresa, sau singur de ce-
teste accste sire sd scrie la:
Dumitru Popa, 1885 Orleans Ave.
Detroit, Mich,
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Gu toate Cd autoritatea Elene era inca nestrbita
81 nedsputatd, 81 credea ca fl in stare sd suprine
orr revolta, telncrea pc cxprimau Gel lalti
avea oare care nriurire 81 asupra ell uneor dor
mea nopti intrcg, tresarind Ia Gel mai mic sgomot
De multe ori esca afara in mjocul noptei sd Sc ash
gurc daca sentinelee Isl fac datoria 81 daca linstc
in coonie.
Faptul ca amna plecarca era tmpul nefavorabil.
Astcpta primavara~
La inceput cind s'a dus sc trimta scrisoarea GU
vernoruui nu nutrita de idea aceasta, dar dupa
ce aflat' de moartea lu STA schimbat planul
La inceputul lui Marte spiritcle cclor carl crau
intiati in planu Ell erau att de agtate ca SO hotrf
sa piece. Fernando ii destanuisc ca camerera Donei
Valera spus catre marinari Elena "a TRIMS nj
scrisoare catre guvernator 81 ia mintt Fernando
afat faptul de la Irna Garcia la spus bulgaroai-
ca care Sc Inaritase dupa marinar.
Ca sd nus attic spiritele prin cercetar ST pedepse
carl urmat, Elena dadu ordin sd Sc pregateasca
fregata 81 coraba turceasca pentrg 10 Las
Palnas, zcind Cd sd intervna pe EngS gaterna-
tor pentru gratierca locuitorilor cnitiati
Sc 'apucara de lucrn
E;ars ". urm.y.
,F a s.
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G A y T


pc finul meu Toma Grozavu din
comuna Mohu, judetul Sibiiu, Ro-
minia. Am primit 0 epistola din
Patria Vechc de la sofia dinsului
ramasa Gu 5 copii 81 nu site nj
mica. de sotul eli de cinci ami de
zile. Dinsul a fost publicat in zi,-
rul ,,America'' in lista voluntari-
lor din Siberia, Russia. Rog pc
fratii Romini care stu ceva des.
pre- dinsul, sau char dinsul daca
oeteste aceste rindllri sa-mi scrie
la adresa urmatoare:
Moisa Boca, Harrison Ave. 1881,
Canton, Ohio, Nord America.
(93-95)
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A v I z

n ! 4.
Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Saminatorul Roinil1's din
East Youngstown, Ohio, aducc la
cunostinta tNturor surorilor So
cietati, cluburi 81 ~parochii, pre-.
cum 81 tuturor fratilor Romini
din loc 81 din jur, cum ca AL ami
nat petrecerea societatii, care a
fost sa alba loc pc ziua do Du-
minica, 8 Maiu 1920, raminind a
ii Duminica, 30 Maiu 1920 (ziua
de Rosalii). Dcci rugam sc lua
Ia cunoStinta.
In numele societatii ,,Sam1na-
torul Romin" din East Youngs-
town, Ohio:
Amos Popa, pressed.
Nicloa Ban, seer. I.
(93-95)
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Trccuse doua lun Gel neinitiaii in plannrile Ele-
nei se irau c6 n vine rci yeste de Ia gusesnorul
Insnleor 81 uni din Is banniau "a Elena na faentnle
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G A u +
pc fiul neu Mihai Juncu, find
prcgatit sa plec in Patria We
che as dori sd vorbesc Gu dinsul.
Rog pc fratii Romini care site
ceva despre dinsul, sau char
dinsul daca celeste aceste rim
duri sd scrie la:
George Juncu 1913 Hartly Rd.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
COS e. 81 & 99)
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tate Romine'' din Detroit, iii
chigan:
Prexidiul.
(95-96)
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CON OC A r E
Socictatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Murasana'' din Harris