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, 1921-06-26
HARRY FREE
Real Estate
Rentals

.5ooO-Buys a threeroom house with four finished rooms in the
basement The furniture goes with the house. This property Is in the
Butler addition. n
t37so-A fourroom house with basement; a dandy location for re
nnery man; this house Is situated on Cherry street; good terms.
s2.5eo-A threeEoom house with basement; all furnished: Of East
C street.
$2,5oo-A threeToom on Lambert street; viii consider trade for car.
;2soo-ThreeEoom house and three lots 75x14o feet: all cash; shert
dan Heights. A good buy. Rt"- F.
;lsoo-Threeroom house; this has a dandy breakfast nook; lot is
{57so-Four room house. with four roOmsi in basement; all modern
except heat only 1880 cash. balance to suit. This house is located
o n south Walnut street a good location Tor refinery worker.
South Mckinley street; $1,000 ash and good terms On balance A two
room house in the rear.
{3Ooo-For one rourroom house with income of SIS per month. and
a tworoom house with income Of $50 per month. This is located ON the
Sand Bar; vii consider trade for kenwood property.
S3ssO0-Fourroom and enclosed porch; located in Butler addition o.
East Fourteenth street. 1t only takes s., 400 TO handle; good terms vn
balance.
s4soo-Four rooms and bath; lot 6oxe0 feet: a good buy for a Mid.
is lose OF Ash street
s7iboo-F1veroom house; three finished rooms in basement stucco
ous with east front; Ill noderns good garage chicken house M a
dandy garden az walks; driveway, lawn and trees are in; on pave
.s45oo-FIve roomsi good lot; located on South Chestnut $1,000
cash, balance good terms
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LOTS WE HAVE THEM FOR BUsI.
NESS OR HoMES-WE SELL LOTS ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
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, 1921-06-26
AGENTS

LACK OF EMPLOYMENT doesn't
trouble the Watkins man. Permanent
at legitimate profits keeps
watkins customers buying continual
y. More than 1000 men are seinn.
yyatkins' Products exclusively. You
seII 157 products direct from us to the
amer. Credit terms arranged. III
Won own auto or a and wagon
ean give surety bond; are under 30
and want a prosperous business.
write Dept. III. The ]. X. Watkins
Co., winona- Mimi, for ~rucua
.,ate or eisauhere. Act quick.
e-25-lt'
, 1921-06-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with AR: low
vi nriced s.Ooo.miie tire. Sample
80 ESQ o section on nppica-
,inn ALL.AMERICA TIRE 4 RUS
Der COMPANY. Box 1874 Cneass;
, 1921-06-26
A LOOK
MEANS
A LOT
SEE BEN

List your property through members Of Casper Real Estate Board
Big income property: five small we'll built nea little three and our
room cottages or large corner m North Side btng large returns
$1,000 on terms.
Neat little tworOOm cottage on South MerOse in KenwOOd addition;
nice level lott $500, 5000 cash.
Very pretty well constructed little home N North Casper addition
Three1oom cottage; corner ltic city water lights. yard all fenced;
garden in; house is furnished. You are missing something zee this
s27oo. $500 cash.
We have listed sone high class residences ranging in price from
$500 TO $4,000 that can be seen by appointment VIII D lease 10 max
appointment t.
We pride ourselves on being able to quote you lots within III city
limits at less Price and terms better than outlying country ino
In buying lots figure you location; nsv5a your square feet; near
sto cry. =
Large corner OF Twelfth and jefferson, $3.50.
Big 60x14ofoot corner lot O Eighth and Jefferson streets, SlW.
Three real safes of well lying lots in Casper View addition graded
streets: city water within limits; abstract title.
Lot 40xl40 feet o. South Oak street near Athletic field
Big corner lot IN Fifteenth and Durbin street $3.50
Two lots on corner Merosc and Fourteenth streets $3.50 each
Good inside location; suitable for ny business.
Our insurance department IAN serve you a s well a $ save you loss.
MEMBER OF CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD.
OUR INSURANCE MEANS PROTECTION
SEE BEN REALTY CO., ING.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
B. L. Scherck Realtors Cecil eor
, 1921-06-26
new SELLING PLAN

MEN wanted to supply dc.
mand for our sugar, flour, -AI.hen
,oods. dried fruits. coffee and other
staple groceries and paints. rootIns'
aluminium ware and o =.
untirelv new plan. Not one penny OF
i,yestrnent in samples or good re-
arircd. No experience necessary;
S,,- men are making big profits ana
Ssve a permanent repeat order nusi'
ncss. Address Hitchcock.Hin Co.
Dent Ats, Chicago. Ill. Reference
any bank or express
, 1921-06-26
FOR S~ALE-HouSEs

FOR SALE New three-room house
on lot 3oxi40 feet. located at s4O
North Park street; lights and water.
sewer md gas in alley; price $4,000:
will consider small car as part nav.
ment, Inquire Tribune office after
s O'Clock. 6.Il.tf
, 1921-06-26

SAVE IS PER CENT
TO Is PER CENT
On Your Fire Insurance.
you insure through u-rS
REALTY you ave mo,.y -.
sou DO N every other t-r1psarton
.st ,Nlle ttre and tornado Insurance
tne REGULAR rates ID 1rbc DS-Le
oIhIain Board or Fgrr T-r5.,sN
mo same rate that n,rs- y.
'It-o,.e = every Insurance romna1Y
40 business iu this state.
But We REFUND
Is TO IS PER CENT OF THE
AMOUNT YOU PAY
u you do not suffer a loss pnas-
We policy that we write TO- 80
refund at the expiration o. ~
Is PER CENT REFUND ON
MERCANTILE RISKS
h GENT REFUND on
DWELLINGS
a5 PER CENT REFUND ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Why not secure thai saving by ,is.-
-. your Insurance whore Va, =,
con OF service, in ID.
vst,s 70 90 business in wyominr
s.h onpanie where losses are f,iiv
and promptly paid? 'u''
We arc the only concern In c,.,.
offering this big saving in insurance.
PHONE 1913 AND ASK ABOUT IT.
WE INSURE EVERYTHING.
Have .our automobile in.,,.d
nrannst flre. tornado, theft. collision.
Under our automohil. ,,--
icles you are paid in ca-e ~ Nr.o
sorhaao damage; II your car i stoi.n.
Isr me damage to your car In css.
~ coilsion. and the insurance eor,
pahy VIII settle any damaEe Won 800.
10 another persons car or propertv
You can't afford to be wi,hOu, sue,
Phone for our insurance a to cali
The Western Realty Co.
r. NJ. zIMMERs D..
, 1921-06-26
JAMES H. BURY REALTY co.


lust 4 LITTLE MONEY WIZ
SIART YOU. LET US SHOW ynif
HOW YOU CAN own YoUR uo,,TS
Modern nve.room brick horn. u-,,.
,nnished apartments: Fireplace; modern
IN every respect; has garage ana Ia.
eated IN east part of town. $500 down
anu alance on monthly payment.
VIII put You In Possession rieht na,.
flnce Just newly built and readv ~.
occupancy. See us for details on H.
property. VI tno
= goo down; nice f~our.roon bo,y.
with bath and In good location n
southwest part of town. PlacS came,
pc eplaced today at the price we no
asking for this property. WHY r,n,s
Sall US before this place is sold.
$500 with $40 per month paym.r,,
you can buy a nice two-room bonss
Well finished inc in good location
south OF refinery. Price. only 81. 700.
You cannot afford to rent with ,ucb
bargains and terms as we Lave ot.
fered above,
JAMES H. BURY REALTY co.
CASTERS OLDEST REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE FIRM
fhone l2rs i25 West Second st.
, 1921-06-26

FOR SALE-By owner. four.room
modern house. with gas: full base.
ment with laundry tubs n furnace:
corner lot; price, $1,000 furnished;
$4,000. unfurnished; terms. 545 East
Fourteenth Phone l1S7-W. s.24-5t.
, 1921-06-26
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED To RENT-aiedium-sized
furnished house. by June IS. Best
Of care given. Address Box N.Y..
Tribune. o--S-tfdh
, 1921-06-26

FOR SALE-Tworoom house; enclosed
porch: furnished or unfurnishad;
lights n toilet. Finest residence sec.
ton OF Casper. 521 Devine st. Phone
.6se-R. s-234ts
, 1921-06-26
SERVICES OFFERED

ovERsruFFED and plain upholster-
ing Of all kinds, pool ta9ie SO 10
10, Deliyered free. Auction
Phone 1911.
, 1921-06-26
M II. BURY REALTY cn
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Cheap, soda
fountain. 724 North Center st.
6-25-1t'
, 1921-06-26

your property through members Of Casper Real Estate Board
, 1921-06-26

FIRST CLASS repairing done at srs
North United All s.55.st.
, 1921-06-26
sARTAIN AND sUMEY AUCTION
HOUSE.

FOR SALE-Furniture OF four rooms
with privilege OF renting the house
with garage. House in rear OF 524 ;.
Lincoln.
, 1921-06-26

Tribune Classihec Aos--
.-Bring Results--
, 1921-06-26

Big income property; five small well built neat little three
room cottages on large corner on North Side bring large
50 600 q IN terms
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
State Logging Industry Falls.

Madison numbering operations
this winter in the northern Wisconsin
forests will probably be less extensive
than formerly, the conservation COM
mission believes. because of the heavy
cuts the last two seasons. Already
the first of the thousands of lumber
men are entering the woods to renew
their attack on the remaining hard
wood forests of the state, which are be
ing depleted at the rate of l,O10,Vo0,
600 feet each year.
Logging work is expected to employ
many of the Il, 900 men who viii be
idle with the completion of highway
construction this month. Those OBJ
tanning jobs receive from s25 to $50 a
month, with board aud lodging, a
drop from SIS paid in the summer OF
1920.
Romantic Lum berjack Passes
Lumbermen are making final in
roads, it is said, on the 70, 800, oo0, 600
feet of timber, estimated as standing
In the forests, which for eight years
led the nation in productivity. Only
hardwood is left, millions of acres OF
white pine having long ago gone to
the sawmills. In emitting hemlock and
birch this state still leads.
LAUNDERING greatly increased in
Wisconsin after lS60, when new
mechanical inventions in the mills
and improvement il rivers made large
cutting operations possible. During
the following forty years the inter-
esting numbering history of the state
developed. in which northern Wiscon-
sin cities grew at the expense of the
forests.
Decline in the industry began in
1895 and has continued steadily until
this state now ranks eighth where for
merly it stood at the head of the ma
ton.
The former 20 ,000, 600 acres of for
est are reduced to , 800, 900 acres, with
cuts now averaging 1000, O0O. 900 feet
annually, where formerly they
amounted to from 1000, 000. 900 to 2,
so. 0O0,oO Former great white pine
forests, which were considered mex
haustible, nave almost been depleted
Wisconsin is said to cut yearly -four
times as much timber as is grown IL
the state, with the margin decreasing
however, as cutting decreases and set
Element operations increase. At the
present rate of cutting timber lands
are expected to be depleted in thirty
years.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

Prepared b.
Miss Ida Bradley, Co. SupE- Of Schools and
Miss Margaret Hardie. Supervising Teacher.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
Quincy

" l IN r /
J. Martinka was at Saxon Wednes-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Rice and son
James were at Saxon Wednesday.
Leo Kolpak. Noel Martinka and
Miss Lucetta LaValle. of Hurley.
motored here Wednesday night and
called at the J, Martinka home.
DR.. Stebbins, of lronwood, was
called Thursday to the Stanley Bartin
home. Mr., Bartin is very i'll with an
attack of heart trouble.
Frances Gruber, local teacher, spent
the weekend at her home at Hurley
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson and
children, of AllOuez, are the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Lundgren.
George Webb. of Bloomer. Wis,
was here last week visiting at the
home of Anton Lundgren. Nj. Webb
was formerly a resident of Gurney.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Olmstead. and
Mrs. NJ. Tighe and daughter Florence
motored to lronwOod Saturday.
F. W. Gray went to Hurley Satur-
day on business.
Miss Emilena Martinka was at
Hurley Tuesday aud returned Thurs
day, and while there visited with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. I.aValle went to
Montreal Monday, where they will
visit at the home of their son.
F. W. Gray went to Ironwood Mon
day to attend a meeting of the North
western Telegraph operators,
Noel Martinka. who is attending
the Lincoln high school at Hurley
spent the weekend with his folks
! here.
Cyrus Thompson left Sunday night
tor his home in central Wisconsin.
Ole Swanson was at Saxon last
week on business.
The Morse family Will move this
week TO Lakeheld. Mich, where they
will make their future home.
Richard Lundgren went 10 Iron
wood Monday on business.
The Baseball boys are giving a
dance at the school ball Sat. Nov. u
Peter Peterson, and sons. expect IA
| operate their new shingle mill soon.
The machine was recently purchased
at Mellen
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
Armistice Day

The eleventh Of November will al
ways bring back to our minds that
wild day of celebration three years
ago when We heard that the last guns
had been fired in France and our Doys
were coming out of the trenches.
Sometimes, quite often ia fact, most
Americans think of that celebration
with little tinge of regret for the
form it took served to express so
inadequately our real feelings-feel-
ings of deep thanksgiving that the
terrible carnage was oVer-feelings OF
reverence for those who gave their
life and youth for principle dear TO
their country. But because. for the
majority, our means of expression
are limited, our emotions took the
only outlet possible for us.
Now as each succeeding Armistice
Day comes to us. even though We
may think the war has brought US
none of those things which We hoped
1t would bring. eyen'though some of
as may feel that our statesmen have
acted unwisely and possibly we can
not all agree with the way the govern
ment is run, still We can never fail to
honor and revere the self sacrifice and
courage OF those boys who went so
CALAMITY TO the front in the cause of
democracy, some of them never to re-
turn and others to return but in sue b
a condition that it takes greater cour-
age for them to face life than death.
Regardless of what We may think
that sacrifice was not made 10 vain
for it will enn0ble the thought of
humanity for generations.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

Experts In the science OF painting"
win be trained at the University Of
Pennsylvania A chair In this science
has been founded By an unnamed Phil
sdelphla connoisssur Of art. A two
years course will be given. and the
major emphasis at FIRST will be on
the nature and use Of pigments. The
nature Of painting media, including
the use OF picture vsrnishes and fxs-
tIyes, will be another topic Of instruc-
ton. Picture hygiene" the re-
m0yal OF varnish from paintings. sci
entfic refining, grading and retouch-
Ing viii be & third. Laboratory work
win be a feature. The primary Eea-
son for establishing the course Is
found in the need for informed as
sistsnts and for expert restorers and
trained curstors for collectors Of rare
old paintings.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

A strong business depression shows
the small amount of resistance which
most firms have. The more resistance
they encounter in the sale of their
merchandise the more energy they
should put into their selling force to
compensate. The result would be a
static market at all times.
Thomas A. Edison has made the fol-
lowing remarks regarding the present
business depression:
II have been through five depress-
ions during my business life. They
all act alike. This latest one acts ex.
actly like ali the rest The men. who
If business fell aff SO per cent, in.
creased their selling effort IS per cent.
managed to pull through As if there
was no depression, and the efforts of
such men &end to shorten the periods
OF depression.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

Doubtless It will sadden the gov.
ernments at Washington, London.
Paris and Rome to learn that be-
cause Russia was net Invited to the
coming disarmament conference. Tchi-
tcherlu. 'the Bolshevik commisssr Of
foreign affairs, threatens that the
soviets will uulllfy any action it may
take
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

A Chicago doctor says babies would
talk plainly at six months but for the
baby talk that dotlng parents offer
the little ones for imitation. Oh,
we'll, there's no need to rush them,
says the Houston Post Most OF them
live to talk about seven times more
than IS good for them anyway
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

A New York girl with red hair re
hearSed for years what she would
do if she ever woke up at night and
found burglar prowling around-be
fore he came and was captured as she
planned. Isn't she wonderful2
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

Hotel men at their Chicago con
vention say the hotels are going back
to the American plan. IL they will
also include the American language on
the menu. the average diner won't be
ordering three ki4es of potatoes in
the hope that one Of them viii be
meat.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

When the weather observer prophe-
cieS warmer weather, We hope he's
wruEg; when he says 1t will BE- cooler.
we ike 10 have faith In his prognostl.
cations.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

OF course We dislike lot of peo.
pie, but we reserve particularly
warm brand Of displessure for the fel
low who goes away on a trip aud
writes back 10 tell us how nice and
cool II is where he is sojournng.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

Where do the names come FROM
There are more different names In IN.
United States and Great Britain thar
there We're people in both in 1870.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

There is great difference between
the care with which the girl at the
cafeteria fruit section counts out the
red raspberrles and the carelessness
Rfth which the cashier losses out your
change.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

The sest proof of intelligence is
when man admits he is wrong Ig
noranee feels 100 insecure to make
such an admission
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12
A Perfect Likeness.

Woman is like time table. She il
subject to change without notice.
Life.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-11-12

What hy the why, has become Of
the as .,,,A, l'lng reformorf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23
LupteIntre ger|nanisipo|oni
POLONII Sc RETRAC = BATUTI
- X.
CERMANII ADUC TRUPE NOUI
DIVERGINTELE INT'RE
LLOYD GEORGE 81 BRAND

LONDRA, % Maiu.-Cea dintaiu operate mitara Sc
roasa in Sesia Superoara sa acut Sbata cand
atacat tupe poneze in padurea din Gros
steiner Aceasta veste sos la London Times din Ratbor
Correspondence fost rupele germane 81 spune ca
ceste aacat in doua coloane din Lovietsko alta din
Krapptz 81 Gogon
Polon sau parast repede positiie lor Llnga Gogoin
gean au capturat patru tunur de camp opt mtraere 81
loO pu Corespnodentu mai spune german fntaresc
posile lor 81 Dumineca mai ataca
teegrama din Oppen citre London Times spune ca
upee continua deja numerosi mort raniti p
tele loc in regun Rosenberg Kreuzburg Rabor 81
pitt. Telegra1na fost data de Simbata.
Acest correspondent fost la liile pooneze unde
vazu sosnd noui trupe multa arlere Ell spue pro-
clamata u Adaber Koany ctre sefi polonez ca acesa
sa desarmeze 81 sa retraga este orr gum apucara
isteata dplomatica.
PARIS, % Maiu-Statele Unite-prin colonelu Harvey
ar putea sd araeze dferendu inre premerii BRAND 81
Lloyd George sa vit din Slese Superoare Ce sta
All in drmu conferinei consuu suprem este chesa inter
pretar rataulu din Versailles Sc poate spune de recon
ciliab Americe cd oil Harvey poate arfe la cone
rina nterpreeaza traatu din Versailles dar n nuna
pc aceasa Gale putea ntecni Staee Unite III afacere
Sesei lnfluinta guvernuui din Washington termi-
nat acceptarea umatuui aaor de Gemania caci toe
mai 81 Viner Loucheur mnistrul regiunor eberate de-
clarat in paramentu rancez ca Roland Boyen-trimsul gu
vernuli din Washington pentru sa asste in mod neoal
sedinele comisiuni de despagubir-a sabt ce re
buie sd o plateasca Germania.
Arcolu 81 din tratatu din Versailles dspune ca pucre
aae associate fxa lnia ntre Gcrmana 81 Polona in
Sesa superioara In disposite practice ale acestu
sta precis ca LIMA aceasta rasa de comse nteraa
ua decsle sale oratea voturior 81 ca acest
vot va obgatoru att penru popoarcle in tgu cat 81 PEN
tru marble puter
maoritaca penu punctu dc vedere BRAND spune
ca pana horrlc consulu suprem sau luat Gu una
[nmate 81 deci 81 de psa inelegere perfectd
Daca nvinge parerea lui Lloyd George, atunci ina
nr6 Polonia 81 Germana rasa mutt ctre rsarit dc
nia tin All nsurgen ui Korfanty Numai Statee u
mite in stare sd decida aa la inteegere perfecta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23
Politica Japoniei
i'm orientul
eXtrem


Toxic, % Maiu. = Departa.
mentul afacerilor straine dat
All declaratie ca Japonia va
evacua Siberia 81 va reda Shan.
tungul Chinei in timpul eel mai
apropiat posibil. Aceasta insem.
neaza, spune declaratia, = ca
nu va Fl nici o schimbare in DO.
Utica fundamentals a Japoniei.
Aceste declaratii s'au facut Gu
ocazia conferintei coloniilor japo.
neze. Alte decisiuni ce s'au luat
la aceasta conferinta, nu S 'au pu
blicat, dar att s'a divulgat ca dc
acum inainte in fiecare an Sc va
tinea conferinta ca guvernori
coloniilor, sa vina in contact ma
des Gu guvernul central.
S'a anuntat ca China gaia dt
a discuta chestia Shantungului
Unica conditie Japoniei ar fl Cd
cetatenii Japoniei sd fie prote
jati 81 bunurile lor sd fie respec
tate in aceasta prOvincie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-23
SFINTIREA DRAPELULUI UNIUNEI
MANIFESTATIA
BANCHETUL - CUVfNTARILE

Fri sa sfntit Gu soemntatea obsnuita noul drape al
UNIUNEI SOCIETATIIOR ROMANO DE AJUTOR 81 Gull
TURA din America in biserca sSf George" din Detroit
Mich, de care preo Simeon Mihaean din Indiana Harbor
Indiana 81 de preotul local d. Constantinescu.
Din cateva cuvinte bine simte ale prcotuui Simeon Mi
haltean, in carl arata nsedtatea zle fomeaza
tegu mpozan parcurge sraze din cenul romanilor
pana la Turner Hall unde oc banchetu 81 Representa-
tia teatrala mpreunata Gu dams.
Impozantul cortegiu fost compus din functonarii u
niunei deegat dfertelor socetati din Ununea S. r. A.
al ziarulu America membrii societat Banateana" din
oc luat pare corpore parocie locale Cubul cu
tura Progresul din loc membrii societat Deseaptate
Romano Hora Unr toate organzatunile rapeele lor
doua muzc reprezenanul orasuu d. c. Brewer Consulu
general al Romaniei din Cleveland d. Arcea Angeescu I'M
preuna doamna d. Nicoae Nestor reprezenanu Banca
Marmorosch Blank, donatorul Dapeluu Unune d. Gardes
GU representantul soceai sudcnor roman scotia Pitts
burg convou de aproape jumatatc ma lungme in
carua ura peste sazeci de automobile familiie
brilor 81 oaspelor streini.
Afara de drapelee Uniune 81 solicitation locale
narcat drapeele socetatilor "Abina "Unirea Romano
Trans Upia Traiana .Tricooru 81 Independent
Il I, ln@ageses -Ro-
mana, "Furnca, "Ludosana," cdr Angeescu Romanul
Ardeean,' 81 "Octavian Goga.
Gel dntai vorbor ost c. f. Brcer, Direcoru Sectei
Recreae reprezenand Maiorul oasuu lauda act
yitaea romalor pc terenul organzatunei dcmnanui la
une organizare Araa socitunea orasulu pentru to
ocuor ell scotland in edena Cd Maiorul orasulu Detroit
sngurul Major din Satele Unite reusit sd munich
pazeze amvaiee penru binee poporuui 81 spune 81
cand vor oman pas adresezc incredere
Maoruui in marginlc putinte e ven in ajutor.
d. Mircea Angelescu muumeste in lmba engeza repre-
zenanulu orasulu pentru socudnea Major faa de
mani 81 urneaza in mba romana aducand elogi Unune So
cietaor Romano de Autor 81 Cultura din America
anat aea sufernte, dorndu nantare 81 propasire in
deamna pc tot roman iubeasca neamu din pare
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