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DEFIANT SENTIMENTS
IN BERGER'S SPEECH

NEW YORK. Jan. 4-Nictor l.. Ber-
E-r. reprrScntHtiv~-clrCt from the ftfth
Wisconsin district. boosted 10 an audi
rncc uf about l.5o0 socialists here to-
night that he would carry the socialist
flag either To- congress or to prison.
Berger declared he would b" elected
TO congress SiA times more. whereas
Woodrow Wilson can't be reelected
onGC more ---.-..------.-
AWARE that agents of III" department
Of Justice were listening t. hm. Berger
..ad:
L SAY for the henrfit Of tn" secret
service mon and all Of the youn EsOClal-
iStS present. :hRt If | had To write the
>amc articles or give tho same speeches
for which was sentenced 20 twenty
years III he T-nIt"n'lary l would do II
uNNr u IN.
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East Liverpool Woman
Attacked By Insane Man

Spccial Dispatch to The Intcllegcnccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Jan. with
her face. neck. back and hands horribly
mutilatcd as the result Of the welding
OF n butcher knife. Mrs. Esther Coch-
ran. pretty wife OF Attorney Blaine II.
Cochran. is in a serious condition at
her home here tonight. Hulme Cochran,
aged about 80. a former soldier who.
relatives believe. is insane. is being held
in Jail in connection with the attack.
lunncy examination has been ordered.
The attack was made in tho Cochran
home when the husband was absent.
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Fatal Collapse Of Tower.

MEXICO CITY. Mexico, Jan. 4
Late reports received here say that thH
death list in San Juan tosComatcpec
was augmented as a result ~ IN" col
lapSc of the church tower, which crash
cd in upon the crowds gathered inside
Ialthc cdifiCc TO pray following the iir5t
shock
Vera cruz City is without water while
tho lighting systems Of Orizaba ami
Jalapa are ont of commission.
4 report from Orlzabn says il is nc
liCvcd two trains. one bound for Mexico
city and the other for Vera Cruz were
dcrailcd by the shock
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CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-CharleS Cochf1A
an English theatrical maSnate, who RSS-s
poses to promote in LONDON. WMaS WrMNaS
championship fight between
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter. W.
here today and said he had sent S.pess
sonal representative to Los Angeles -
confer with Dempsey's manager.
Cochran has offered Dempsey S9a
anicc Of $200.0O to sign a contract
says he will guarantee the cha1D
ten weeks Of theatrical engasement4
England and France at $4,000 -
He also said that he not only has g
French champions signature to . cos.'
tract calling for 3105.000 but has Aosis
vanced $4,000 to Carpenter. s
London is the logical place Tor tna'
trail ground. We have the real faell.
ties necessary for ZorAf
championship and can be assured
our investment will be secure. 49,
Cochran will return to New York eo,s
morrow. 80
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ATTACK
Bv Sim Feiners on Irish Police
Station-Inmates Are
Rescued

LONDON, Jan. 4.-Thrso hundred
Sinn Tciners attacked the Ponce oaE-
raors at CarrigtonhiN at ten o'clock
SATURDAY night, according to dis
patch to the Central News from Cork.
The attacking forces nred voneys for
three hours and then blew mp ths end
Of the building with bombs. IT'S oe-
the RAIDERS looted the barracks.
Tho raiders left after cutting tho
&.iephone communications but police
naxtstance finally arrived from Cork.
II was found that none Of the police
men were hit. The serSeant's w1fe
and family, also IN tho oarraeks' were
unlnjurcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-05
Boost Duke of Connaught
For Hungarian Throne

VlEEA Ian. l. --- From budapest
comes word that tho mouarChical party
has begun an active propaganda in fav-
or Of an English prince for II Nungar-
ian throne. TIL" Duke Of C"nnauEht mas
been especially named Cor th's post.
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THREATENS TO CEDE
SIBERIA TO JAPAN

LONDON. Jan. IA Moscow despetfh
quotes a Dorpat report as saying TIT
Admiral Kolchak. head OF the DS1s
States government that he will !cedeSks9
of Siberia to Japan unless the all
send further assistance to the Whies
The Red Cavalry" says the dispateA,
"is at the gates Of Taganrog ana MafiY
considered imminent The road to IL.
Caucasus is now open from the>oon
east" sf f@'.S.s ~ s
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raheu to Boston.

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. i.--Morc thdh
,o6 ailercJ radicals arrived hero from
Nv Hampshire to-day. They are
housed In beer Island prison Among
,hosn from Nashua, y. H.. waS Anatrus
Karalyius, Of Chicago. Il nationai "rgan-
izer Of the Lithuanian Rranch "t the
communist party.
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British Railroad Men
Reject Wage Advance

LONDON. Jan. t..-.tEH IN" HSS"t' :
o,nd -cssl-ThN governments offer to
10 railway men. made public tonigh',
which conceded considerable advances
:, Wages was rejected later at mass
meetings. Of the railway men held IN tn"
east end OF London and at Nor'hau'P-
ton.
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ni1htaan More Arrests.

INBIANApOLIS. Ind. Jan. t.--Con-
'inurd activity q: DEPARTMENT "i lnS'i'"
aqcn;s in Indiana to-day resulted n "a"
.sErrs. rr eighteen alleged radicals.
"S.nx a total ri tnjrty-".Eh; t,k"' s!nr"
the raids against members "f '"A;nuh-
lists and communists ddhor party ""eaG
Fr,dav night. Tn" mc0 w"rc Arr"Sle"
in Vinccnnes. TER" haute an" Ih''d""-
rnnriS
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Taft, Predicts League
Of Nations Approval

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Former Presi-
dent William H. Taft. in an address
here tonight. predicted that congress
Will approve the League Of Nations with
reservations.
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Sir At YOUNGSTOWN.

YOr-HGSTOWN. O.. Jan. 4.--SIS al
legged radicals We" arrested to-day IA
a federal raid on :, hail SAID 10 o" ~:
'or.l hr,tlnuartrrs Of the communist
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violations Alleged.

,NOfI'MBrS. O.. Jan. e. Attorney
General Palmer has been asked by tho
United Mine Workers Of AnI"r.cawhich
meets in convention here tomorrow. TO
pu, stop 10 alleged Nl!a'i"hE IVY "pr'
,.ors i'm six states uf the terms Of the
agreement which was mad" with tn"
government and which brought 10 an
md tho recent strike "f soft coal
miners. ~
tonight hy William Green. secretary of
Tho miners lie said that IN" Violations
were most numerous IN AIabama west
Virginia. Eastern Kentucky: Tennessee.
colorado and some parts "f Illinois.
,;rcrn SAID thar IN" acrr"mcat WIFE
The government provided That thr
miners reSum" wnrN under the same
conditions as rXiSt"d prior 10 the strike.
and at a waE" in"r""S" or I per cont.
In Tin, Staics ruumcrai"d. Green said.
many Of il. nprratore had told miners
thai they could not return "a work un-
less they resigned from -" Union II"
~,tid rhp luIu"r- wrr" todd lhdi .: ih'N
left Tho union they wruid hr & ven w"rN
at the Il pr cent inCrcaS".
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Forscagt;
weut virgtnia-FAr and continued
cold Monday; Tuesday, partly cloudy
and warmer.
Ohio, Western PennsylvaniA-Par
and continued cold Monday; Tuesday
cloudy and warmer.
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Rscorded at WashinRton

WASHINGTON. Jan. "A pronounced
earthquake lasting almost an hour and
believed TO have been Ccntcrcd in South
Amcrica. approximately 1000 miles from
WASHINGTON. was recorded during the
night by tho Georgetown University
chronological observatory. The disturb
ancc began at ll:2S o'clock and contin-
ucd until l@:2l o'clock.
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FORMER MINERS PRESIDENT WHITE CONFERS WITH LEWIS
BEFORE OPENING Of THE u N. W. MEET AT COLUMBUS

COLlMBCS. -. Jan. 4.---John =.
White. selected by President Wilson az
lhc miners representative" on the com
mission Of three to ncGotiat" a final
settlement OF th" wage controversy De
tween miners and operators "t III" III.
luminous coal fields of tn" county. ar
rived here UNEXPECTEDLY tonight tO al
tend IN" international convention uf the
United Mine Workers Of America.
Tho convention will convene AT 10
o'clock this morning and was called hy
Acting President John l.. Lewis. 90 tha-
officials of the Organization could max"
an official report to tn" minors OF the
country on IN" settlement 80 thc recent
coal strike. The convention Will he AT
tended by coo delegates and IL cX-
pCctcd to remain in session three Of four
days.
White CunC"rrrd with acting Prcsiden.
Lewis. Secretary William Green ana
Other officials Of IN" "rEani7d iion. r"-
lutivr TO the convention and plans Tor
tho hearing befor" the presidents COM
mi"Siun in Washington January l.. HH
said he did not come I" participate II!
tho dclimcrations Of the convention but
was here merely as spectator.
Up to this time. Whit" has had no
part in tho present controversy.
Op.niuE OF the convention tomorrow
Will hc featured by tn" reading OF 4
ioint report of the prcsidcn, and sccr"-
tary, giving full information on all the
negotiations between the national pollc;
committee and "NN"utlv" officcrs WIN
the operators and government olilCials
since tho Cleveland convention in sep
tcmbcr when tn" officials were aulhor-
led To cnll a strikH November |. lf a
settlement could not be affected. This
convention required tn" rr-conventng OF
tho convention b"for" contract couin
bc signed bu, the cntranc" Of tho federal
government into the n"E"tIa IONS mas
a
lion Officials have agreed to abide bv
tho findings Of the presidents commIs-
sion as to whether miners shall be en-
titled TO moro than IN" II per cent AL
vance allowed when they returned 20
work December 10. and u Is "Nn"ct"'i
I'M, ,ho convention will endorse the ac-
iiun Of the leaders.
Governor COX Is 10 address the dHl y
gates tomorrow. welcoming them 10 IN"
..taiN.
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PLAGUE
IN THE UKRAINE
HTTHAREST.

BUCHAREST. Jan. 1.-Bubonic
plague is epidemic in the Ukraine, &C
cording 10 reports received here. Ihe
Rumanian frontier has been closed.
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THE INTELLIGENC GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21
Army Recruiting Station.


The local army recruiting station
has just received permission to &C
cept limited number of qualified
men for training in the Air Service
Virgil Scott, of Hickman, Route
2, was accepted for three-year en-
listment in the Infantry last Monday
We are now authorized to accept
a few colored men for the colored
service school, Camp Bennings, Ga.
Previous service men preferred.
Andy F. Gibson. of Polk Station,
was forwarded from this station last
Wednesday to begin one-year en-
listment in Coast Artillery.
Through the courtesy of Prof
Aydelott, Sergeant Bennett, of this
station. was permitted to talk-not
crate to the advanced classes of the
Training School last Wednesday
morning about the Army Air Serv-
ice.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21

The business houses of the ]. S.
Moffatt Co. and B. P. Moffatt Drug
Co. were entered by burglars last
Friday night. An entrance was made
to the former by breaking thru the
plate glass door and jewelry to the
amount of $50 was stolen. At the
drug store entrance was made thru
a back window and articles taken
included fountain pens, flashlights
and cigars, in all about $S5. A cold
chfsel was used on the safe at the
j. S. Moffatt Co., store with consid-
cradle damage to the safe. The
thieves made their escape. probably
in car.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21
Infants Death.

Little Josephine Annie Ogles, in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Ogles, was born Dec. 1, 1920, at
Union City and died May IL, 1920,
age months and IL. days, at the
home of its aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Olives, fourteen miles
north of Mayfield. Mrs. Ogles had
come for pleasant visit to her sis
ter, but the precious little one was
taken ill with bronchial pneumonia
and grew worse until the end. 1t
was patient sufferer through TWEEN
ty-two long days and nights. Cheer
up, father, mother, sisters and little
brothers, for the little one is at rest.
FRIENDS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21
Card of Thanks.

We wish sincerely to thank oul
many friends and neighbors who
were SO kind to us during the illness
and death of our darling baby, 10.
sephine Ogles.
We deeply appreciate each little
favor and we feel but for them our
burden would be much harder to
bear.A
Especially do we thank DR.. Simp-
son and Mrs. and Mrs. Oliver for
their kindness and attention.
Also the many beautiful floral Of
ferings.
MR.. AND MRS. w. A. OGLES.
MRS. CHAS. WARD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21
Preaching at Mount Zion.

Rev. r. A. Clark, presiding elder
of the Union City District, will
preach at Mount Zion Sunday even
ing at 1880. The Children's Day
Service of Mount Zion Sunday
School has been changed from the
fourth to the fifth Sunday, May 80.
G. w. EVANS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21

/ will preach at Mount Zion Sun
day morning at 1900 o'clock and at
Salem at 800 pm. Our regular
communion services will be held at
Mount Zion at 1900 o'clock, and l
hope we shall have full attendance
of the membership of the church.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21
He TAKES STATE BY STORM

the eminent New Zealand scientist, the talk Of
theories being discussed in all Cities towns villages
In fact Pomeroy is taking the entire by storm!
In q recent interview, he said: "The stomach is the
organ that the health of mankind it is toned
up strengthened and it's functions regulated AID properly
directed the other organs will respond and the general
health and strength will 30 restored.
"In many CAGES, such maadies rheumatism, So
called kidney disorders general debility and
score other ailments may be traced directly to the
arrangement of the stomach.
In other words, the stomach is the foundation OF
health or disease whichever Il be, and if this organ is
kept healthy it is almost certain that the whole body
will be robust and free from disease.
my Puratone designed especially TO combat and
overcome stomach disorders 1t is proving revelation
to thousands of sickly people by making them healthy
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21

The Third Quarterly Conference
of Union City Circuit will be held at
Pleasant Valley. May 20. and 30.
and we are expecting large COM
pany present, and we hope to see all
the officials present.
The presiding Elder will preach at
1900 am. and 800 pm. Saturday.
G. w. EVANS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21

Reserved seat tickets for the
Training School Exercises, May 81,
8 pm, at Reynolds Opera House, will
be on sale at Dahnke's Cafe, Monday,
May "a, 700 o'clock. No extra
charges for the reserves. Admission
soc and 35c to all; main floor and
balcony, respectively.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-21
+ Ohm PoMERoY,
~ tho entire state.
His new health
and rural districts.

20
Explanatory medicine, Putone said to be accomplish
ing in
me health
sold Union City by 0verCobb Drug Polk by L.
Perry and by leading druggist n every
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19
PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA TE0DOROlU

Suma precedenta -. $664.81
George Tarca, Pontiac, Mich 100
Vasile Geogean, Indiana
Harbor, Ind. .......... 200
Total .......... 1867 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19

oervele bolscvistilor sunt aproapc
neatinse.
I'm vederea acestei start expertii
militari de aici cred Cd isbinzi!e
PolOnezilor in zilele aceste trebuc
81 devina mai pronuntate sau ca
conditiunile vor fl schimbate 81 ro-
sii vor rclua din nou ofensiva.
I'm comunicat Official din Varso-
via zice ca trupe dc femei sunt
angajate in lupta.
Dupa aparcnta contra ofensiva
polcneza sc desfasoara in trei mis-
carl distincte-prima care cura-
tat coridorul Danzig, extinzindu-
sc catre est de Graudenz (6O mile
sud de la Danzig) al doilea sub
comanda personala a lui Pilsud-
ski, GU centrul intre Mlava $50
mile, northwest de Varsovia) 81
Siedlce Is mile direct est de Var
sovia), 81 treia fntinzindu-se della
Siedlce catre sud-est, dealungul
riului Vieprz.
Ultimele doua miscari sunt "a
cute cu scop dublu, de a nina pc
bolsevisti inapoi de Varsovia 81 a
forta pana in centru rosiilor.
Coloanele lui Pilsudski imping
nord-est catre Bug, fntre Lomza
$50 mile nord-cst de Varsovia) 81
Brest-Litovsk (12O mile direct est
de capitala.)
La dreapta lui Polonii merg
drept inainte catre est, in aparen-
ia cu intentiunea de a inconjura
Brest-Litovsk della sud.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19

dinea morala, ceeace impunc pri-
menirea larga a intregei admins
tratiuni, care All are cusururi fun.
danlentale.
Rominia-Mare trebue sd fie un
focar de cultura 81 lumina. Asst
fel puterea sufleteasca va Sport in
tr'o mare masura in intreaga ma,
tune. Gu puterea sufleteasca spo-
rita natiune nu va picri nici
odata.
Sedinta Sc suspenda 5 minute.
La redeschidcre, vorbeste dl. DR.
tTARANGUL (Bucovina).
D-sa spune ca tratatul Gu Aus
tro-Ungaria are importanta de
osebita pentru Bucovina, prin chez
tiunile financiare din tratat car
Q privesc.
Descrie suferintele bucovineni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19

lor in timpul rasboiului, precum 81
rechNitiunilc ncnumarate. bunu-
rilor, Ia carl au fost supusi in tot
acest timp.
Din aceasta pricina in Bucovina
este lipsa desavirsita de materiale
prime. Atrage atentiunea guver-
nului asupra acestei start de luc-
ruri.
Cere ca inlocuirea coroanelor sd
SC faca in cele mai bune condi-
tiuni.
Starca de ascdiu nu mai E ne
cesara in Bucovina.
Numai prin tolerxnta Sc poatc
face ca streinii sd conlucreze Gu
romfnii Ia opera de consolidare.
nationala.
Declara Cd voteaza rsspunsul Ia
mesaj.
tUnivsrsnl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19

F camilla regala facut un marc
gest national cind pornit ras
boiul de desrobire. Parasind lie.
gaturile familiare, regcle STA ara
tat sentimentele lui curat rom1
ncsti.
Starue asupra necesitatei armo.
nizarei sociale.
Reforma agrara, pc care O eel
totl, este o opera dc conservare
pOlitica nationala. S'a spus Cd
partidele noui reprezinta curente
noui. M pot afirma ca aceste par
tide nu vOr exista pentru Cd nu c
sigur sa reprezinta auevarate GU
rente nOui.
Oar nu massele, ci intelectualii
formeaza adevarata baza constien.
ia a unui partid.
Suntem fntr'u un moment de evo-
lutte, care cere imperios schimba-
rea sistemului de guvernare, schim
bare ce sc va face char fara voia
nOastra.
Oar e nevoie mai ales, ca ordi-
nea sociala, lcgalitatea sd fie pas
trate.
Generalul Averescu G simbolul
reactiunei contra cangrenei din
viata noastra sociala de All.
Deaceea toti iubitorii de tara sd
dea concurs nelimitat guvernului
Averescu.
Partidul national din Afdeal q
avut chemarea lui, 81 atunci a avut
>merite mari; dar aceasta chemare
a incetat All.
Sd indrumam Rominia Mare pc
Gale sanatoasa 81 unitar&.
Spiritul regionslist periculos
Democratic nu poate exista "a.
ra oligarhie.
astoria ne arata ca asa ccva n q
fost posibil nici doata.
Oligarhia sd fie insa o oligar
! HE intelectuals, care w duce. Il
, apogeul progresului.
In acest moment Sc fauresc noui
le organe de directiune politicd
Cred Cd acest Parliament va aiut,
la aceasta mare opera de conso
lidare. /
Ca ordinea socisia Sd fie asigu
rata, trebus mai intfi asisur&tx o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19

Dupa telegrama d-lui Ban
herman Sc vede ca Alteta Sa
nu doreste primire oficioasa
Gu alaiu, ca dorinta Altetei Sa-
le este sd sc 1ntilneasca la in
ceput GU vre-o citiva fruntasi
al rominilor 81 dupa aceea 81 Gu
altii, la sediul societatii, in in
timitate, fara alaiu 81 manifes-
tatiuni.
Alteta Sa nu trece prin tara
aceasta in vizita oficiala 81 de
aceea nu doreste primiri oficia-
lie 81 dorinta Altetei Sale tre-
bue respectata.
Tot fruntasii organizatiuni-
lor rominesti din Cleveland 81
din orasele Appropriate, aparti-
natoare Uniunei Solicitation
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19

Romfne de Ajutor 81 Cultura
Liga 81 Ajutorul, sau alte So
cietati ne affiliate la ele; pre-
sedintii parochiilor precum 81
d-nii preoti; confratii ziaristi
81 toti acei carl doresc sd Sc
1ntilneasca Gu Alteta Sa la To-
calul societatii Carpatina din
Cleveland sunt AWAIT din par
tea noastra prin aceasta.
Repetam ca ora sosirei Alte-
tel Sale la CARA inca nu este
cunoscuta 81 probabil nu vom
afla dec1t milne, Vineri, asa ca
nu sputem preciza timpul sosi-
rel 81 Gu att mai putin timpul
c1nd Alteta Sa va veni la sediul
societatii Carpatina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19
B0LSEvISTII Sc RE-
TRAG IN DISORDINE
FEMEILE POL0NE LUPTA
ALATURI DE BARBATI
BULLETIN

Varsovia, 19 Aug.-Fortele
sovietelor ruse fug in disordi-
ne cuprinse de panica, printre
riurile vistula 81 Bug. unde
Polonii inainteaza Gu IN success
extraordinar, dupa cum sliune
un comunicat Official.
In contra-atacul lor de a sla-
bi presiunea bolsevista concen-
trata asupra capitalei Poloniei,
armata polona intrebuinteaza
tankuri, aeroplane, trenuri
blindate 81 artilerie in mare
numar. La Novo Minsk, Ia ra-
sarit de varsovia 81 la Scrock
spre nord-est, Polonii au prins
5000 de prisonieri, sapte tu-
nuri, suite de vagoane 81 waste
Ncantitati de materiale de ras.
boiu au fost capturate de la
bolsevisti.
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INcUNoSTINTARE
u. S. r. A.

u. -. n. "A.
Nr. 1998-92O.
Societatile mcmbre in Uniunea
Soc. Rominc da Ajutor 81 Cultura
din America sunt rugate lua Ia
cunostinta, urmatoarele casuri d,
moartc 81 accidente, intimplate in
ultimul timp, 81 carl casuri Sc tri
NIT repartisate la. societati, rugfnd
ca GU posibila urgenta a lie achita
pcntru a putea plati la cei in
drept.
Mr.. 547, Axcnte Rus de la So.
cietatea Biruinta, raposat 26 Iunie
1920.
Mr.. 548, loan Fania dc la So.
cietatea Desteapta-te Romine &
Hora Unirei, raposat 30 Iulie 1920
Mr.. $40, Flip Muntean de la So.
cietatea Augustine, rasposat % Iu.
lie 1920.
Mr.. $50, Maria Barbu de la Soc,
Plugarul Romin, raposatap 26 Iulie
1920.
Mr.. 551,' loan Danila, de la Soc.
Leuf, raposat 8 August 1920.
Mr.. 552, Iosif Popa, de la Soc
Leul, raposat 8 August 1920.
Mr.. 553, Maria G. Danciu, de. la
Soc. Transilvaneana, raposata ]
August 1920.
Mr.. 554, George Cristea dc Ia
Soc. Augustine, raposat 1 August
1920.
Nr. 555, Vasile Bolta de la Soc
Leul, raposat 8 August 1920.
Mr. 246, George Cornea, de Il
Soc. Trei Colorul 81 independents
Romina, pierderea 100 percent,
din vederea ochilor. Int1mplat in
1919. Certificat definitiv 10 Iulie
1920. !. (92-93)
Alliance, o., Is August, 1920.
loan N. SUFANX,
Secretar gen.