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The upboIders of the old systern. Finally
JisooDtebt famed into armed rebellion, of
which Mackenzie vas ono IL thc Jcadsrs.
A price was ret on biz head, and bc WIS
obliged ~ fee tho country. RefJruprs
cherish his memory. Mr.. King is proud
n his rebel ancestor John J<swis IN tle
Worlds Work for February.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
cANADA's LIBERAL LEADER.

Mackenzie King rs n grandson of
William Lyon Mackenzie, who j'Ist about
a o,ntsry ngo began ~ agitate for tbose
rights of sclf-goycrnmcnt which Canada
now enjoys. Az journalist and pariis-
rncntArian, he fought long battle with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
Charming Dancing Girls.

At the Hotel du Pont ballroom, Satur-
day afternoon the dance gwen for the
benefit Of the childrcn's : ward of the Della
ware hospital. among those worthy Of
special mention was Miss Lillian Rodman,
costumed as typical Spanish girl, danced
very artistically and Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, as a gypsy, was graceful.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19

Saltwater. In July of the present year
Mr.. Kenney again represented his
home county at the national conven-
tion held in Saratoga. Honorable in
his dealings with his fellowmen he is
a splendid type of citizen, active and
energetic, and will make a conscien-
tious, painstaking state presiding Of
ficer."
On returning to Minneapolis from
Mankato some years ago Mr.. Kenney
again resumed his membership in
Division No. 2 A. o. H. and his fun
eral, which was largely attended, took
place under the auspices of that or
ganization. The pall-bearers were T.
J. Doyle of st. Paul, state president,
John Mason, James Kelly, Felix Nc.
Nance, James ]. Fitzgerald and J. o.
Bissonette.
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have never known man with
fewer enemies or one who seemed to
have so apt a faculty to make friends
and keep them. l join with you in
the support that you have given him
and hope that the efforts of yourself
and his many other friends may be
availing.
1t is humiliation to me to see dem.
ocrats call for the republican primary
ballot We have no business in their
primaries. 1t is dishonorable in my
mind to vote one ticket at the general
election and falsely call for different
one at the primary. Why should dem.
ocrats attempt to purify the repub
lican party? We have enough stu
pendous tasks in always vigilantly
keeping them in sight as they travel
their wayward ways.
Our people saved their party for
them two years ago. Now let Thor.
son be nominated that the better ele.
ment of the republican party may put
into practice it's appeal to save the
State from Socialism.
With Jealous wishes that your cam.
paign for Mr.. Thorson may be a sue.
cessful one, and wishing you we'll. !
!! am.
Very truly yours,
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Seton Guild Notes.

Seton Guild is to give closing hop
of the season in the Lake street audi
torium Tuesday evening.
Every Tuesday evening since last
September the Seton Guild members
have given a social dancing party in
the Lake street auditorium. The last
of these social "hops" for this season
will take place next Tuesday evening.
The members will invite their friends.
E. L. Cadbois will furnish the music.
Seton Club at Lake Minnetonka
opened for the season June 10th. A
social hop will be given at the Club
Saturday evening. All out door sports,
swimming, tennis, rowing and hiking
clubs are being formed and will be in
charge of a recreational director Re-
servations for week end and vacation
can be made at Seton Guild, PIG So.
4th St.
Another class in tennis is being Or
ganized and will meet on the parade
grounds at $50 on Wednesday eve
ming.
The Kitten Ball Team will play ev-
cry Monday evening at $50 on the
parade grounds.
Among the guests at Seton Guild
the first week are the Misses Sylvia
Crawford, Elizabeth Crawford, Julia
O'Connor and Hazel Hermann of Min
neapolis, also Miss Mary Burns and a
party of friends. Miss Anna Lessnau
and Miss Eleanor Lessnau of Winona,
Misses Genevieve and Dorothy Nc
Nally of st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Death of Mrs. Nora Pewters.

Oeatn OF Mrs. Nora PeWterS.
After a long illness, during which
she had been a most patient sufferer
Mrs. Nora Pewters, respected wife of
John B. Pewters, died at the family
residence, 402 Laurel avenue, last
Sunday evening. Mrs. Pewters was
born in Ireland Coming to this coun.
try, she was married in Dubuque,
Iowa, later on coming with her hus.
band to St. Paul in 1884 She is sur
vived by her husband, two sons and
two daughters, namely: John T. of
Everett Wash, Charles A. of Los An
geles, Calf, Mary A. and Eleanor
Pewters of st. Paul.
Mrs. Pewters was a member of the
Cathedral Rosary society and of la
dies auxiliary, A. o. H. She had a
large acquaintance in the twin cities
and her cheerful, kindly nature gave
her a host of warm personal friends,
all of whom will sincerely regret her
demise. The funeral took place from
her late home Wednesday morning,
services being conducted at the Cath
edral at 10 O'clock Interment fol.
lowed in Calvary cemetery.
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poured out by human being possess
ed Of understanding and free will and
destined for an endless life of super
natural happiness. 1t cannot, conse-
Quently, be placed in the same class
with the commodities of trade and
commerce. And since justice demands
equality, the employer fails in funda-
mental duty and he is guilty of seri-
GUS wrong unless he gives to the la
borer, by way of remuneration, that
return or wage which enables him
both to repair adequately the ravages
wrought by toll in his strength, and to
pass his existence in surroundings be-
fitting an intelligent and responsible
agent To take advantage of some
unusual need, to wiring from the
poverty-stricken a work-contract be-
low their standard is to be guilty of
henious crime before the Almighty
and to merit the verdict of external
condemnation for fundamental injus-
tice and tyranny.
"A third wrong in viewpoint con-
Germs the employment of women and
children. These as affording cheap
labor, have too often been the victims
of avaracious employers and capital
lists. The crime against the individual
and against society, whose child-life
is exploited, dwarfed. crushed by con-
scienceless monsters is so apparent
that all nations are finally adopting
legal measures against this shocking
iniquity.
ut is likewise evident that it is q
crime against nature to engage women
in certain forms of heavy toll. But
what Of the reward when women per-
form service equivalent to those rem
dered by men? What right has any
one to make a lower return, merely
because they are not men? Does age
change the awards of Justice? Does
sex enter into the calculations of
equity? Justice inexorably demands
a commensurate return, whenever la
Dor has been performed and this inde-
pendent of the age or sex Of the agent
provided of course, that in the cases
under consideration, the services are
equivalent.
Laborer Must Give Faithful Service.
1--WE must not Of course. overlook
the duties of the employed, namely
that they too are bound by the laws Of
justice, that they must render care
full, faithful, efficient services to their
employers and that in no considera-
tion are they permitted, in fundamen-
tai equity, to sqaunder raw material,
to waste time, to give inefficient labor,
or to arouse hostile sentiments against
those for whom they toll.
These are q few Of the principles
that ought to be urged upon the mod.
ern world II the threatened war be-
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tween capital and labor is to be avoid

SHeeu cdpltAl ana LABOR Is to be avoid
ed. How can we have a lasting peace
between these two necessary agents
of an industrial civilization? Only by
a practical adoption of the teachings
OF Christianity, those teachings so we'll
expressed in the Sermon on the Mount.
the magma charta of Christian civiliza-
tion, in the letters of st. Paul, in the
broad and comprehensive opinions of
st. Augustine and St. Thomas and in
the Illuminating encyclicals of Leo
XIII. The principles, taught by these
illustrious defenders of Justice, will, if
practically applied, solve every prob
lem of modern industrial life and re-
medy every wrong in our modern COM
mercial system
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Minneapolis
Was State President Of the A. o. II.
From 1906 to 1910.
PATRICK kENNEy

Was State President of the A. o. H..
From 1906 to 1910.
Patrick Kenney, who died at his
late home in Minneapolis Wednesday,
June 2, notice of whose death ap-
peared in these columns, served two
terms as state president of the An
cient Order of Hibernians. He was
elected to that position at the con-
vention held in Winona in September,
1906, and reelected two years later
at Duluth, thus serving from 1906 un-
til 1910
In the issue of The Irish Standard
of September 20, 1906, Immediately
following the convention at Winona,
appeared the following sketch of Mr..
Kenney which will be of interest to
our readers at this time:
Patrick Kenney, who was chosen
state president for the ensuing two
years at the convention held in Wi
mona, is we'll and favorably known in
Minneapolis, where he has lived for
many years. He was born near Port
Sarnia, Province of Ontario, Canada,
May 1, 1853, and is therefore So years
of age. In 1854 his parents settled in
Dane county, Wisconsin, and in 1887
the subject Of this sketch moved to
Minneapolis, where he became a men,
ber of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
in the following year, casting his for
tunes with Division No. 2. He served
his division in various capacities
thereafter including the position of
president and was its delegate to the
Chicago convention in 1895 which
formed the Irish National Alliance" !"
In 1896 Mr.. Kenney, with his family,
moved to Mankato, taking out trans
fer and thus placing his name on the
roll of Division No. 1, A. o. H. of Blue
Earth county. In Mankato, as we'll
as in Minneapolis, his activity soon
brought him into prominence and
there he has served his division as
secretary and president and from 1902
to 1904 was county president of the
order. In 1904 he represented Blue
Earth county at the national A. o. H.
convention held In st. Louis and later
on during the same year was chosen
to the position Of state vice president
at the convention which was held 1t
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Patrick Featherstone Dead.

Word was received last Monday
night by J. w. Cleary, 1925 Humboldt
av. S., of the death In Los Angeles of
Patrick Featherstone, formerly of Min
neapolis. Mr.. Featherstone was a re.
tired railroad man and for many years
made his home here, until he left for
Los Angeles two years ago. He was
81 years old and is survived by his
widow and two daughters.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19

date of her marriage to Walter A.
Beaudoin, son of Mrs. Eveline Beau
doin of this city. The wedding will
take place at the Church of the In
carnation, at 8 o'clock a. M. Miss
Kennedy has chosen her sister, Miss
Anne Kennedy, as her only attendant,
and John J. Heinen will act as Mr..
Beaudoin's best man.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19

One of the most promising young
men we have ever had in the politi-
cal race is Albert L. Hershman, promi-
nent attorney of Minneapolis who is q
candidate for Congress from the
Tenth Congressional District.
Mr.. Hershman is resident of the
Fourth Ward. Minneapolis, and is
candidate on the Republican ticket.
He was born and raised on a farm in
the township of Albin of this state.
After living there for eight years, he
moved to Minneapolis and has been
a resident of the Tenth Congressional
District for the past twenty-three
years.
After attending the Minneapolis
public schools he graduated from
North High School and from the Law
School of the University Of Minnesota.
Albert l.. Hershman in a declara-
tion in connection with his candidacy,
stated that he believed that the coun-
try at this time needs more farms,
more farm labor, more production,
more economy, more vocational
schools, more national preparedness,
more forestation, more foreign trade,
more ships, more trained diplomats,
more Americanism, and more young
men to carry on the Peoples cause,
more enforcement of existing laws.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Mrs. Lynch Heads AIumnae.

Mrs. Lynch Heads AIumnae.
Miss Margaret Lynch, 2415 Garfield
avenue south, was elected president OF
the Twin City alumnae of st. Mary's
college, Prairie du Chen, Wis, at the
initial meeting of the organization last
Saturday evening at the Calhoun Com
mercial club. Other officers named
were: Vice president, Miss Cordelia
Shelly; secretary, Miss Meta Bontin,
and treasurer, Miss Hazel Rogers.
The business meeting was preceded
by banquet and entertainment.
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Floyd-CosteIlo.

FJoyu-Coste1Io.
The marriage of Miss Clotillo A. Cos.
tello, daughter of Mr.. J. H. Costello
Phillip e. Floyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Phillip Floyd, 1874 Pillsbury avenue,
was quietly solemnized Wednesday
morning, June 2, at 8 O'clock at St.
Clements Catholic church. The Rev.
Robert ]. Fitzgerald performed the
ceremony. A program of nuptial mu-
sic was played by Miss Mae Costello
Miss Elizabeth Webster and Mr.. Har.
old Costello were the attendants
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
ST. PAUL
Guest of Honor.

Miss Marie Nielsen was guest Of
honor at kitchen shower which Miss
Alice O'Leary gave at her home, 1922
Goodrich av, st. Paul, last Thorsday.
The marriage of Miss Nielsen and Da-
vid McGovern will take place June Is
at St Stephens church
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19

The Past Presidents Club Ladies
Auxiliary of the A. o. H., Hennepin
County, will meet at the home of Mrs.
McElloget, 3141 James Ave- S., Thurs
day, June II, 1920.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19

Mr.. Thorson's campaign is be-
ing managed by w. c. Robertson,
of Minneapolis, and Thorson
headquarters are located in the
West Hotel.
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Entertains Classmates.

EntertaInS CIasSmateS.
Miss Dorothy Shield, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shield of
Mound, entertained her classmates of
st. Margaret's academy last Saturday
lat an outing party.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Saturday. June l9. 1920
Senator Harrington Announces
Unqualified Support
Of horson for Governor
SENATOR RAY G. HARRINGTON

of Ortonve, announced his unqualified support of Julius
Thorson candidate for the Democratic nomination for gov
letter this week his friends in the Democratic
party.
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Engagement Announced.

engagement ANNOUNCED.
Miss Blanche Agnes Kennedy,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J.
Kennedy. 4212 Bryant ~. g., has
chosen Wednesday. June 80, % the
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Killed BY N. P. Engine.

KtI1e0 BY ". +. Engine.
John Coleman, 81 years old, was
killed instantly last Saturday night by
a Northern Pacific engine when he
was unable to extricate his foot from
a switch frog, in which it had become
caught The accident occurred near
the Northtown Junction, Thirty-third
avenue northeast. The man was seen
bending over the tracks by the engine
crew, but they failed to realize his
tragic predicament until it was too
late. Coleman lived at 122 Fourteenth
street
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
John w. Hayes Reelected.

John w. Hayes Reelected.
J. w. Hays, Minneapolis, has been
reelected secretary-treasurer of the
International Typographical union, &C.
cording to word from Indianapolis,
where the vote was polled. John Nc
Parland, New York, heading PRO.
gressive" ticket, was chosen president
of the organization with approximate.
ly 1900 votes over Marsden G. Scott,
president for the last six years. All
other officers were reelected. The
vote was cast by the Minneap.
oils unions May 26 and sent to head.
quarters for counting.
The Irish standard., 1920-06-19
Belle Plaine. Minn-M,ss Mavo,.

Belle Plaine, Minn.-Miss Maymie
G. Halloran, daughter of Mrs. John
Halloran of Belle Plaine, became the
bride of Frank J. Wampach of Jordan,
at an interesting ceremony which was
performed by Rev. Father Minogue at
the church of the Sacred Heart Tues
day morning of last week at 9 o'clock.
Automatic 45O95 Hyland 2O96
Sundseth Furniture and
Undertaking Co.
Large Chapel in Connection
-.- 250-252 10th Ave. N.
Res. Auto 46l32 Minneapolis
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SERMONS ON LABOR BY JESUIT
DEAN DRAWS NOTABLEs,

Continued from page y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-29

CANTON, OHIO, 10 APRILIE 1920.
AV IL.

l'rin aceasta avizsm peblnii 81 malt ribdatorii
nosti clienti ca Reprczentantul nostru Dnu G. Bor
CONAN, dupa calatoricSdc trei hni 81 umatate sa
rclntors din patra vcchc aduclnd GU sine toate Lii
belcle 81 Chitantee dupa banii trnisi prin moi la,
MARBLE INSTITUT &c CREDIT 81 .ECoNoMII
'ALBINA" din SIBIIU.
Aiciaratdm un Libel 81 o Chitan!a ca dovada de
celc scrise, precum 81 scrsoarea de la Banca abb
NAs catra BANCA NOAsTRA LOUIS DE SAINTS
duph. cum urn1caza:
Sibiiu, in 10 Martie 1920.
Prn prezenta Va faceln cunoscut ca am primit
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IN FATA ZILELOR
'CRELE.
(OOntinudre de pc paJina H.

da duscse lucrurile la Londra
pima acolo, ca Sc poruncise Tn
gurilor ziua in care trebuc sd
iscaleasca pacea, asa cum dis d
statorit 81 sa recunoasca prir
asta, GA hotarele Rominiei mere
pima dincolo lie Ara'd, de Arade
Gle Satmar.
Intr 'aceea, neasfimparatii po
litici della Bucuresti gu lAstllr
nat guvernul 81 Momnul Vaidq
a ramas ca atfrnind in aer, nc
mai avind putere de sol al tari
81 he mai putand vorbi 81 lucr7
I'm numele Ell! Atunci s'a intor
Facasa. =.
Acum Ungurii scriu Gu bucu
rie, ca isc6lirea s'a alninat lara
81 Cd groful Apponyi 81 sotii, All
plecat la Londra (unde Vaida 4
infpedecase sa vie!) ca va lucre,
&c printre vechii cnnoscHti, doa
ra-doara mai strica ceva din lct
's'a dat Rominiei!. Ga au 81 I'm
giarii de-acolo citiya sprijinitori
cnnoscatii mai denult.
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81 din Jur a lua parte la Mare;
Petrecere de Primavara. care VI
avea loc Dumineca. 9 Main 1920
in hala .Jeites, 60O6 st. Clair A.
venue, Cleveland, Ohio.
lnceputul petrccerei la orele 2
p. m. 81 va dura pima la orele
1l.3O din noapte.
Pretul de intrarc: Domnii 60
Damele b cent?.
Ncstlta muzica .,Destcapt;-t tc
Romlne" de sub conducerea d-lu,
Slmion Duca VII distra onoratul
public cu cele mai frumoase arii
ue dams 81 clntece rationale.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc cu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
cale zIaristica.
Bufetul va fl asortat GU celo
mai gllstOase mezeluri 81 bauturl
racorltoare.
g IN spcranta ca toti fratii Ro.
mini din loc 81 din jur nu re
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CO N v o G A r E /.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cnltura ,,Plugarul Romin'' din
Youngstown, Ohio, pc aceasta ca
le convoaca pc toti membrii sai
din loc 81 din jur a lua partc la
adunarea generala lunara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 2 Main
1920. la orele . dupa amcazi, in
hala societatii din 645 Poland
Avenue, Youngstown. Ohio. A.
Wind mai multe chestii importan-
te de reZolvat. pentru bincle s.!
inaintarea societatii, intre cara
va Fl 81 licitarea de a Sc alege
stegar la drapelul american pre-
cum 81 aleserea noului menaocr
la hala.
Deci sunt rugati toti fratii
membrii de a lua parte la accas-
= adunare pentru a nu ii amen
1ati' conform statutelor.
in numele. societatii ..Plugaru.
Romin" din Youngstown. Ohio :
G.. Sirbu, presedinte.
v. Pantheon, secretar.
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% DECIiARATIE.

Subscrisul. dorind a putea voi
hi ferit de orr ce ,banuiala 4,
Fintcres personal, marturisesc c5
n am de loc de g7nd a candida d.
deputat in alegerile cc urmeaza
Multi din citi am fost deputati
suntemI satui de. aceasta donnie
in care daca am. avut ri doud
frumoasa 81 placuta sufletulu
hostru, am avut in schimb sutd
pline de mfhiiri sufletesti, pen
tru ccle ce vetfeam Ca Sc petrec
ac0lo..
lini .roiu putca astfel spunc
prin .,.Isibertatea", parerilc GU
totul libcr. deschis, fara 'patim
Isl fara partinire, ~despre tot e
va face 81 va planni 81 un partid
81 altAl. Va Fl ashfel ,,Libertatea'
povatuitorul credincios al celtic
rilor sal in fata inti1nplarilor Gu
m1,lte -fete. ce D sd dea navala
peste moi in aceste zilc, pima Ia
eaiegcri.
Preot loan Mota, Dircctorul Iii
beit6tii.s.
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7 au Pmtm meapnn u
care data mm
mpr
in p nmDrr etm
III w la mic a@pmmh hn
~ m reg
ii
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fNCUNosTHNTARE.

Sc aducc la cnnostinta din
partea Sectiei Ligei Rationale
Rominc Americana din East Gle
vcland, Ohio 81 Asociatia Femei-
lor- Rolnine Americana t.. J.. ca
Ia petrecerea data in ziua de -
Aprilie. 1920. sfelerul care fost
.pus ia loterie, la ciStigat iomnnl
Daniel Hauca. neavind adresa pc
billet 81 rlci n a fost de fata. este
rugat a Sc adresa presedintelnl
sectiei l.. \. r. A. 1O914 Almira
Avenue s. W. spre a-si print
sfederul.
E. j. J. Banatanu, pres. As. Fem.
N. Toma, pres. sectiel.
(9S-99)
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VI Z A r E i.

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura .,Eliberarea Neamului
Rominesc' din Tonawallda, n.
Y, are onoarea a va adnce la
cunostinta ca pc Ziua de 81 Mall
1920 Decoration Day., va da o
petrecere GU ocaziunea baterel
cuielor la Drapele. La defilare
yor lua parte 81 ebravii caluserl
din Buffalo, n. Y. sub conduce-
rea domnului George Dnnltro.
vici.
Defilarea Sc va incepe La orelc
10 a. M, Jar la defilare va parti-
cipa. 81 societatea din Buffalo,
n. y. 81 filiala din Dcpew, in
frunte Gu Rev. G. |. Costea.
Muzica domnului Nicolae Ed
yes din Lacawana va aistra ono
ratul public Gu cele Mai frumoa-
Sc arii de dams 81 cintece natlo-
male.
Petrecerea va dura pima di-
mineata.
Pretul de intrare: Domnll 81,
Damele 25 cent?.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita po
Gale Ziaristica
Bufetul va ii asortat Gu celo
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bAuturl
rccOrltOare.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mini din loc 81 din jur vor lua
parte 1ntr'un numar cit Sc poatc
de mare la aceasta pctrecere,
pima la revedere ann ramas sa-
lutiirdu-va GU adcvarata dragos-
te frateasca:s
Comitetul aranjator.
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nca una, totisGu creainta laolalta
ca in trecut, vom fl biruitori 81
aici 81 Ia Bucnresti!
Ne temem fllsa ca oamenii Sc
vor imparti,- 81 atunci vom a.
yea de trait zile urite, zile gre
lie! Alegerile vor ii hartuiala
urita. In loc a alege pe eel mai
bun dintre OIL va Fl lupta intre
4-5 particle. ca ba al meu par
It'd G mai bun, ba al meu! = 81
in vrcmea asia strainii tininh la
olalta, pot in multe locuri, in
prea multc char, sd iasa eli BIZ
ruitori!..
RomInii, de-s intelepti si-si
vreau binele ileamului lor, vor
ramSnea strinsi laolalta, 81 a
tunci toate ispitele partidelor
straine, sc vor zdrobi in zadar.
--s.Domnii DR.. Al. Vaida 81
DIR. MANU-, due azi la Bucuresti
Flupta .nobila, pentru. a feri popo-
rul lfostru de aici de replace.
rilc cclc Gle multe fcluri, ce pat
vcni pcste ell din amestecul po,
;iteci partidelor din vechiul Re-
Fgat, in alegerile *lela moi. Vom
vesti ce au putut face.
In liumarul viitor mai pc larg
desprc toate.
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CON &C RE

Socictatca rom7na de ajitor 81
cnlturii ,,Gloria Rominass din,
Wcirton. Nv. Va, convoacG pc
toti mambrii sal "a lua partc la
sedinta eencrala de 6 luni, care
Sc va tinea Dumincca, 9 Maiu
1920. Ia orele 10 a. m, in localul
societatii din 5-th Street No. 13.
Intre alte punctc inportantc la
ordinea zilci va Fl 81 alegerea no.
ulni prezialu. Deci pc aceasta ca
le sunt rugati toti fratii mcmbrii
a lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
Absentee nemotivatc Sc vor Pc
densl conform statntclor.
in numele societatii Gloria
Romina'H din .Weirton. w. Va:
Prezidiul.