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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
SHOULD LUNA COUNTY GROW
MORE SWEET POTATOES?

The growing Of the sweet potato for
a number of years in the county by va
rious farmers and truckers Is suffi-
cient proof that this crop does exceed
ingly well here In fact some OF our
truckers have found IL 10 be one Of the
very best money makers. and they
think that more Of the crop ought TO be
grown here.
Mr.. j. C. Ingram. who Is county
chairman Of the sweet potato project
for the farm bureau, has made sur
vey Of the probable requirements Of
Luna county and the surrounding
town and he estimates that Il win re-
quire about ~ acres to supply the de-
mand provided Luna county gets all
Of the business. Luna county farmers
ought 10 be able 10 get most Of this
busines n they 90 at the proposition In
business like way. What will be re-
nulred is 10 plan on definite acreage
and then provide storage capacity 80
that the trade can be supplied the year
round.
Mr.. Ingram has made this proposal
To the county agent relative 10 the cur
ing and storage of sweet potatoes. II
the farmers will grow a sufficient
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
BEAN PRICE SITUATION

The recent Y cent drop on the bean
market has made some Of us feel I'M
easy. However the largest bean bro
kers are of the opinion that this drop
in price Is only temporary and that
the price will go M again They think
that we will make mistake by sacri-
ficing our beans to compete with the
present coast price which is $3.50 to
$3.50 per cwt
We are Informed FL paso Is full, of
this product and that our outlet VIII
he farther east through the larger
Texas points.
We advise our bean holders to rest
easy and be patient. However II
there are some who wish TO dispose OF
their crop at this price they may con
fer with the secretary of the Farmers
Association.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
COOPERATIVE COMMITTEE
FINDS CRITICISMS HELPFUL

Those who are interested in the Co
operative Store project that is being
promoted at present in pcming VIII lie
amused tn learn that the recent criti-
cisma appearing in the Graphic have
been very helpful rather than having
the effect that the writers intended.
II seems that few DAYS after publ
cation of these glhilv worded inycct-
ives against the cooperative movement
The people have felt that such argu'
mortS have been nm insult TO ordinary.
everyday, common sense. 80 instead
uf holding off ON buying stock in the
Cooperative Store. the So-callcd criti-
rismS have aroused them to action, and
has stirred M stronger edtcrmina-
ti.u than ever % show the "croakers
tnlt it can be done.
The recent article, "The Cohhler and
Ills Last" appearing i'm the Graphic
and cruied from the Columbus Courier.
seems Ia be- the sentiment OF both of
tbr.c rlpcrs relative 10 the co-opera-
irr tAuecmCnt. The Courier editor has
the conviction that because the CO.
operative stores were not success In
the good old populist DAYS that It Is
impossible for them to succeed under
more progressive conditions and on.
liehtcnment There would be just as
much logic in saying that because pro-
hihition was not success ten years
ago chat il can't be done now.
cur critics appear To be familiar
emily with the cooperative movements
Tint have failed and Judging from
THESE few instances they are agreed
tu1t "it can't be- done Well. brothers,
little more knowledge of those that
have succeeded and are now succeed
Ing may enable You 10 take more
favorable attitude. You appear TO he
convinced that the theory is fine, and
yru are unable 10 advance any sound
economic reason why the movement Is
uut q good one Your only lamentation
seems 10 be that the people haven't
sense enough 10 run such business
Nnu lnyc admitted that in many Of the
European countries these cooperative
store. have been success for years
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
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Tom Cox and family and Mrs, Man.
uel motored to Deming ON "Wednesday.
Lieut.. Hupp, naval recruiting officer
was In Camhray Monday. Arrange.
nlruts are being made to give an ouJ
door moving picture on what the,
Navy Is Doing" and Cambray will have
the opportunity TO see this.
Mr.. and Mrs Spivey were In Dcming
this week.
The Sunday School was well at.
tended this week.
kni; seals. fireman for the :. i.
road. fell from an engine on THURSDAY
morning. His arm and nose Were
nrolcn. No. was tagged and tli'
suffering man carried to Deming lie
Is doing nicely now In the Ladies llo
pital.
4 large number OF motoring partici
passed thru Cnmbray this week p
route TO California.
MIR. Hunicker was In CGmbrF
from the ranch this week.
Mrs.. p!vcy ran here into fence
this wccl, bending II some and hrcnt
ing the windshield. The children wcr'
with her at the time but no one wa
injured.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
FARM BUREAU EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE HAS MEETINGS

Last Saturday the regular meeting
Of the Executive Committee of the
Luna County Farm and Livestock Blu
rcau was held at the Farm bureau Of
flee The following seven of the ten
members were present: Hugh Ramsey,
l.. &. Paxton. J. G. Ingram. G.. ID. Hat
field, H. y. Barto. DR.. II. Bowen. and
l.. l.. GaSkill. Those who are members
of the Committee but were not pres
ent are r. l.. Norlhaus. =. j. Case and
J. Il. Anderson.
Each Of the members of the Commit
T tee are leaders of one or more Of the
county projects TO promote agriculture
within the county. Each was called on
10y President Ramsay TO report the
progress of hiSw ork.
Mr.. Barto. chairman Of the cotton
and Irish potato projects reported that
enough cotton seed of he Mehane and
Durango varieties was ordered 10 plant
about 400 acres to this crop Relative
To Irish potatoes It was learned that he
cause Of the very high price Of seed
many who wanted to grow this crop
may now decline. Prices on only two
varieties. the Bliss Triumph and Irish
7 Cohhlpr could be obtained. Those vino
wanted To plant the McClure's Red and
4 the Early Ohio mny he disappointed.
The Farmers Association has sent ont
quotations on the two former varieties
and all those who wish this seed are
urged 10 make financial arrangements
for the same before the order Is placed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

J. G. Ingram reported ON sweet po-
tato growing. He said that the outlook
for the marketing of the crop Is good
and that he would do all he could to
help the growers 10 work out their
curing and storing problems. He also
reported that no meeting has as yet
been held of the truck growers TO plan
the acreage OF different varieties OF
truck crops but that such meeting
would be called soon.
DIR. H. Bowen, chairman of the pest
control projects, reported that little
had been done In his line However.
the control OF the stalk-borer came up
for serious discussion, and II was the
opinion OF the committee that every
effort possible should be made 10 pillow
out and burn all the corn stubble In
which the pest Is now alternating. I'm
less this Is done at once. Il was thought
that this crop would be practically
ruined this coming season.
Mr. Hatfield chairman of the corn
variety demonstration. reported that
nothing 20 the present had been done
IN this line aud he asked TO be RELEASED
from heading this project as he was
not much Interested in corn production.
Mr. l.. c. Paxton was appointed In his
place.
Mr.. L. l.. Gaskill, chairman OF the
marketing OF field crops and buying
farm supplies projects, reported on the
ordering of the potato seed and cotton
seed and the status Of the Farmers
Association taking over the agency OF
the International Harvester Company.
ON account Of 81 little machinery being
wanted this coming season II appears
that Il would not he hest for the Asso-
citation tn take over this agency
MIR. Hugh Ramsay, reported ON the
progress Of the Cooperative store
movement which was speeding along
even beyond the anticipation of the
committee which has the plans in
charge. More than $1,000 have been
subscribed and people everywhere APP
pear tn he very fayorably disposed to-
ward the movement
At the close of the meeting II was
voted to make the county farm bureau
organization member of the New
Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
THE COOPERiTIVE STORE
LOOKS LIKE 4 GO

The Farm Bureau Committee that
has been telling ont the sentiment rela
tive to the starting " Cooperative
Store IN Dcming thinks there is no
doubt hut that The project will he con
summptel IN the near future.
In to the present about $1,000 has
been pledged to initiate the business
and the sentiment In Demmg In favor
Of the store appears 10 be- getting
stronger At first the business men
were ~ the opinion that such a store
would be- detrimental TO their business
interests. hut after plan is fully laid
before them they ARE inclined 10 believe
that IA n % store would Doe beneficial
To the town. Even some of lac grocery
men think that some establishments are
reoessarv I'm the grocery business and
they believe that the cooperative store
might he instrumental In bringing about
the desired chnngcS.
The fact that nearly 200 people have
subscribed for cooperative store stool;
ON the condition that 5000 can bc rails
"a is sufficient proof that the project
/ is regarded as meeting a real necessity
/ No doubt hundred more will he added
/ To the stock subscription list and with
the assurance that these will all dc
/ business at the cooperative store will
guarantee more than enough patronage
[ In conduct successful business.
The committee. in presenting the pro
posed plans to govern the store, has
found very few who are opposed to the
project and there were many who eX
pressed themselves very cmphatically
I'm favor Of il and these always sub
[ scribed for stock.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

acreage to make Il worth while he VIII
provide storage house In Demmg
where he will cure, store, and attend
10 all the work and expense incidental
TO curing and storing for poo per crate.
The crates are TO be provided by the
farmer and will hold from GO to ~
pounds. The plan followed viii he ex-
actly the same AS that now practiced
lover nc Portales. y. NJ, where in the
last year the sweet potato has been
the making Of thee ountry under condi-
tions that are very similar TO our own.
Those who are interested in this
proposition will do well TO confer with
Mr.. Ingram or the county agent
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

There. they have the business sense Ia
conduct such a business, hut Amerl
cans are still too ignorant.
We are sorry that You have such lit
tie faith In the good Judgment and
business ability of the most progressive
people on earth. You appear to he liv-
ing back In the good old populist
days" And If we might gently
awaken You. we would like to point out
TO you the fact that the most progress
sive movements. in the last decade, are
the cooperative movements Wake up
brother, ana find out that lit can lie
done"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
RECITAL

Las Friday afternoon the pupils Of
Miss Marie Stevens gave recital AT
400 Sth street which was varied in its
selection aud well rendered. Follow
ing was the program
|. Duet ITO Arms. III. Lickner
Miss Elinor Riser
Miss Ruth McaSday.
.. old Folks at Home, Edward Holt
Inez Hcyman.
3. The Flower Song --------I.ang
Loves Dream ------------Ziesc
Miss Ruth Measday.
4. Ny First Trip o. C. w. Kerns
A Little Piece IA. II. Mile?
Donald Pontius.
!. The Gobbler
The Brownies.
Gladys Evans.
g. Falling Leaves
The Pussy Cat Waltz.
Ludwig Heyman.
Z. 4 Child's Song.
Eude.
Gcnevievc POntius.
s. To wild Rose Ed. A.Macdoweh
At an old Trysting Place ----
-----------Ed.A Macdoweli
IncZ IIcyman.
(Notel A. Mcdowell (lS6l
l90S) was an American pianist, com
poser whose are Is representative of
The best music that America has pro
duced His compositions are charac-
lerizcd by great poetic feeling.
.. Folded Wings ----R Il. Forman
Joyous Life ------R. $. Morrison
Vera Evans.
TO- Spanish Dance, Op. IL, No. l.
------------------Mo skowski
Alice Stevens.
Marie Stevens.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

X. Seals, fireman on work train OF
the Southern Pacific Co., fell from his
engine last Thursday at Cambray ana
sustained broken arm and other Sc
we're injuries lie was taken by DIR. ).
u. Swope to the Ladies' Hospital
where his injuries We're taken care Of.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
ANIENDE HONORABLE

Inadvertently the Graphic took
whollop at Columbus last week. Editor
Kilgore was forcbcaring and didn't MI
hack as he might have been expected
10 do. 81 we beg to make the amende
honorable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

last Friday night after the Quiet
Hour at st. Lukc's the men Of the con
grcgation met AZ the rectory for bust
ness meeting aud luncheon. The men
q the church are going to adopt, or
rather have adopted, progressive
plan for social service that will prove
interesting and helpful Another
meeting will he held next Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
OIL WELL GOING DOWN

You can't do better than drop tcW
dollars with the Florida oil Go. Do a.
well rs outsiders and the men nj tn
base hospital, at least, who are invest
ing with eagerness.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Mr. and Mrs. J. VI. Doollttic vi III
Mimbres was visitor in the city Sat
urday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Watch your sweetheart for" The
Beloved Chcater' is coming To the
Princess.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
DON'T FORGET THE LIBRARY

ncming women feel SO strongly TINT
No'ning must have nm adequate libnry
hat they are almost running one o..
good wishes
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Watch your sweetheart for" The
Beloved Cheater" Is coming To the
Princess.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

The Brat" at the Rialto Theatre,
Thursday. 1tc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Watch your sweetheart for The
Beloved Cheater" Is coming to the
Princess.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Watch your sweetheart for" The
Beloved Cheater" Is coming to the
Princess.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02

Watch your sweetheart for" Th'
Beloved Chcater" is coming to the
Princess.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-02
Alice Stevens.
Marie Stevens.

Harold Lloyd's newest 100000 2-reel
comedy az Rialto Saturday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

Aducem inca odata la. cunos
''nta cetitorilor nostri Cd nu pu
tenn raspunde prin scrisoare Ia
diferite intrebari. Ar trebui sa
avem un secretar special. Ras
pundem, Gu placere, la POSTA
REDACTIEI.
Rugam a Mise scric cit Sc poa.
te de scurt 81 lamurit, ca sd nj
perdem vremea GU cetitul. Uni
ne intreaba de ull lucru mic 81
simplu, dar ne scrie pc coli in
tregi. Sa Sc scrie numai intreba
rea.
Numai trimiteti marci postale
pentru raspuns. Cind sunt cazuri
la carl trebue sa raspundem pri,l
scrisoarc, punem moi marca pos.
tala.
Acei carl ne intreaba sd urma-
reasca Posta Redactie. Mar stri-
ca sd urmareasca 81 alti, de oare
co Ia aceasta rubrica pot afla ra-
spunsuri carl poate Il intereseaza,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
'BAN| PR|k|TI LA GEN.
TRALA LICtI NATIONALf.

S'a facut un APPEL la toa.a Sill
flarea Rcmincasca 81 s'a TRIMS
circulare pc Ia sccsiilc Ligei No
tionale 81 particular, ca Sc strfn.
Cd fonduri spre a pu:ea trimi.e
5mErdcamintca cclec,,ata pentru
suferinzii din Rominia. Pc linga
suma de cinci suite dolari trimisi
dc scotia Ligei din Youngstown,
Ohio, s'a map PRINT de la Sec.
Li@ei Rationale care c sub auspi-
ciul sccietatii ,,Dr. G. Angelescu"
din Cleveland, Ohio, suma de pa
tru suite 81 saptezeci 81 sase do
lari 81 optzeci 81 sase de cent?
(s476.86). De Ia scotia Ligei Ma
tionale din McKees Rocks, Pa,
s'a PRINT sulna de optzeci 81 or.
dolari ($88.00), colecta inca
dcschjsa. Din Canton, Ohio de Ia
comitetul formal pentru stringe-
rea de ajutoare pontru orfanii
din Rcminia s'a Unit suma de
ps.trueci 81 sapte dolari (47.O0a.
Din St. Paul, MINI, (ca conspec.
te) s'a primit suma de o su+a 81
trcizeci 81 unu dc,ari (S131.O0).
S'a PRINT alte scrisori prin ca.
re mise face de cuncscut ca s..
vctat sumo de bani spre a fl tri-
misi Ligei. intro scrisoare pri-
mita de la d-ntl G. Jeican din
Watertown, n. Y, in care ne
scrie ca circularul TRIMS de moi
ce:indu-se in adunarea generala,
marinimosii Ronaini din acel oras
au votat ca sd Sc trimita Ligei
suma de o sut4 dolari ($100.00)s Z
La fel ne scrie drnul 4 A.. Suciu,
presedintele falH1uei societati AL
hina" din New Castle, Pa, ca:
,.Spre a continua Gu munca riobi
Ia, s'a decis a Sc trimite doua
suite dolari ($200.00) Ligei, lar ID
caz ca e lipsa 81 mai mare de
bani suma aceasta sc va dubla.
Priviti tabloul acesta de mai
sus 81 .reflectati! Yeti aiunge la
aceiasi conclude, ca mine, Ca:
sub conducere cinstita 81 buna,
multe lucruri frumoase Sc pot
face.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
PROBLEMA. BOLSEVISTI
LOR DEPORTATI.

LONDRA, Is Ian. - Diploma.
TIA cngleza 81 americana de aici q
pus astazi chcstia ca ce sd faca en-
Bolsevistii deportati din Statele
Unite eli vaporll Buford daca Rn-
sla bolsevista M va vol sal pri-
measca in speranta ca vor ii adusi
lnapoi ca Sa continue ell agitatiile
lor.
pficialitatea americana din Lon
.dra credc ca daca nu sc va putea
dcbarca agitatorii in Hangoc ori in
fInlanda, ca SO flc transpOrtati pc
uscat pima in Russia. ST nici la Lii
bau sau la Reval, vor ii transpor-
tati la Odessa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

nerala III tot or raSul, Sc datoreyte
personal ministr rului Heine 81 Sc
fului politiei Er nst.
gu toate acestea,' zice ziarul.
planuf crlmlnalllor reuSit., S Il
provocat noui eXcitari printre N
cratori.
Opinia gener ala este ca de-
monstratiunile Sc datoresc teme
rel ca dupa legea Consiliului Lu-
cratorllor va urma lege mpo-
trivia grevei 81 deci Sc va iua
pentru totdeaun a putlnta demon
stratiunilor anti-guvernamentale.
Primul ministru Bauer . de-
clarat ieri ihaintea adunarei ca
anumiti socialist independent ~
agltat poporul sa ia Reichstag-al
en- a>alt Martea trecuta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
kOUI TULBURA-
RI In CERMANIA
GUVERNUL CONCfNTRAT TRUPE NOUI
PENTRU A PUTEA PASTRAORDIN

BERLIN, 15 Ianuarie. = Tar
burari serioasc au fost astazi in
progrcs. Guvernul concentrat
trupe noui pentru a Sc putea pa
stra ordinea.
Legca martiala s'a declarat il
lntreaga Germanic.
Dupa strilc semi-oficioase in
turburarile avute MART, sunt ~
mort 81 105 raniti.
Comentfnd manifestatiunea din
fata . Reichstag -ului, ziarul Nor-
wacrts declara ca politia a dat
dovezi de pacienta condamnabi-
Ia 81 na tras Gu focuri asupra
multimei pima nu s'a omorit 81
ranit zece politisti.
Ziarul zice ca limitarea var
sarii, de singc care putea foar.e
uSor Sd prOvOacc rascOala yo-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
CRONICA STIINT'IFICA

(: de vest 81 de est pc aceiasi latitudi-
ne din America de Nord. La fic ca.
re data temperature mai malta de
pc coasta de vest So datorcstc vim
turilor dc la vest earl sa incalzesc
trecind distantc mari peste crlrente
calde maritime.
Tn asemcnca contrast cXista in
tire coasta de est Americei de
Nord 81 coasta de Vest a Europei.
(va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

China Sc numcstc conditiunca
medic (mijlocic) a atmoSferei, cu
prlvlre la temperature. umiditate, a
plOaici, vIntului 81 furtune. Tim
pul este conditiunca atmosferica
pentru lln period de scurta dura-
ia, Ga o ri sau o saptamina, dar eli
ma este conditiunca (starca) tim
pnlui pc IN lung period de ami.
TImpul sc schimba nclncetat; dar
in clima MI Sc poatc vedca schimba-
ri inscmnatc timp de veacuri.
Factorii principal earl dctcrmi-
ma clima stunt latitudinca. altitude
nca, inclinatia aXei pamintului in
orbita lui, departarea de la mare 81
vInturile earl bat mai mutt. Din
toate accste, latitudinea este eel
mai important factor. Gle oarc CO
temperature unei rcgi,lni dcpind
de ca 0atitudine). mai mutt de cit
de. ori ce alte cause, 81 care este eel
mai important factor al cimci.
Temperature cea mai malta sc afla
in regiunile eqnatorialc 81 scadc
treptat catrc poll Intrc un punct
unde suprafata pamIntului este cu
totul nctcda nu este sau e foarte
pntina variatic in temperature cu
un alt punct, tot neted, pc aceasi
latitudine; dar efectul general pro
dns de diferite unghiuri la carl ra-
zele soarelui lovesc pamintul intre
Equator 81 Poll, sc modified prin
n,meroasc conditiuni locale. Cea
mai principala din acestc e altitu-
dinea (inaltimca) 81 acaasta. care
vine indata dupas laiitldine, eel
maj important factor care preface
clima. Temperature medic a unci
lOcalitati, cade ell un grad la fieca-
re 300 urine inaltime dc la nivclul
marii. In alte cuvintc, 800 urine al
tit,ldnc VA produce accasi variatic
in temperature ca della 30 la GO
mile in latitudine, potrivit ell loca-
tiunea tcrenului. Prin urmare, in
regiunile muntoase de la tropic
sunt toate gradelc dc clima de la
acca torida zonei, la acea inghe-
tata della regiunile artice. Aceasta
Sc ilustrcaza en- cvidcnta in regiu-
nile cquatoriale din America Gle
Sud 81 prin muntii Himalaia in A.
sia.
Apa este um mare agent egaliza-
tor al tcmperaturei. Sc incalzcStc
81 Sc receSte mutt mai inject ca pa
lnintul. Deci, regiunilc din vecina-
tatea unor mari corpuri de apa, ca
acelc Gle la coasta marilor 81 a la
curilor mari a1 temperature multi
mai potrivita de cit celc situate in
intcriorll dcpartat. Vintul care ba-
te dinspre Ocean capata acciasi
temperature pc care are apa.
Din aceasta causa in tarile din re-
giunilc temperate Gle pc coasta de
Vest a continentelor, de obiceiu eli
ma este mai calda de cit in tarile
situate pc coasta de Est, pc aceiasi
latitudine, de oare &c directiunea
generala a vinturilor este din sprc
vest. Aceasta Sc vede foarte clar
comparind temperatara pc coasta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15

Raminc un cistig net de $476.S6
Dcci moi acestia care ne-am pas
toata osteneala pentru 0 strlnge
ceva ajutor acestor mlci orfaGl
81 vaduve ale ncamului nOstru
multumim din suflet tuturor frs
tilor Romini care ne-au prlm.t
in casele dior GU placere 81 Al
dat cu inima milOasa att cit le-
an ajutat puterilc. Noi aceia, Cd
Y, nu am aSteptat. dormlnd IN
amortcala. nu am cautat sa STAN
i'm ziua Craciunului la caselc nOa-
strt sd ne vcselim cum oblceinl
la astfel de sarbatori. ci gindind
la sufcrinta micilOr nOstri orfahi
am ,lmblat ziua 81 noaptea, obo-
siti 81 fara odihna prln o vrem
nefavorabilG pc la casclc d-tra.
va multumim din inlma la to1l
care ne-ati primit. Multumlm
vrcdnicilor nostri preoti: Rev.
Teofil Rosca 81 Rev. l. Nanca,
care nc-au poftit la ambele blse-
rici 81 au indcmnat pe Romlni,
att de mutt la fapte bune. Ase-
mcni multumim d-lui Augustin
Borzca care ne-a dus pc la casclc
Rominilor. care nu lam stiut pc
undo locuiesc.
Multumim 81 accluia care il a
inchcput de Viflaem in biscrlcl
81 care a zis sal dam la par.e.
destul de psicat din partc-i 81
foarte rcgrctabil
Rugam Pc toti fratii Romlnl
care ar fl avut dorihta sa mer-
gem pc la casele dior cu Viflae-
mul ne scuza ca nu am putut
ajunge peste tot locul. una ca a
fost timpul nefavorabil, alta. ca
nu nc-a ajuns timpul.
Mai la vale lasam sa urmaza
numc1c 81 Almcle acelor frati 81
surori care. au donat Gu accasta
Ocaziune:
Stefan Mighesan 81 sofia 81 !;
Iovan Santa 81 sofia So; Mihail
Pintea So: Petru Giurgescu 81 /;
loan Sabou $1.5O; lulu Buci'i-
man ST.: Sonich Toma 81 sofia So I;
Toma Nonico So: Vasilr
Streza ST; Iosif Angel So; Iosif
lCQNTINIIARE re HAGINA A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
LUCRATORII DISCUTA CON
CESIUNILE GUVERNULUI.

LONDRA, Is Ian. : Dupa dis
cutiunea conccsiunilor de mica in
scmnatatc acord de guvcrn, con-
siliul cxecutiv al lucratorilor cal
lor fcrate din Englitcra a ridicat
sedinta fara sd ajunga la 0 dccisiu-
ne finala.