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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Return TO Home in
Seattle After Visiting Mother

Mrs. Leroy Fowler left Thursday
afternoon for her home in Seattle
after spending a week at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Herbert Strain.
Mr.. Fowler. who accompanied her to
attic.
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Saturday Bridge
Club Meets.

Members of the Saturday Bridge
club were entertained at luncheon at
Strains and at bridge by Mrs. Willis
Z. Burns.
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DECiMO CLUB WILL
MEET WITH MRS. STANLEY

The Decline club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon at the hone of Mrs. Fl. II.
Stanley, III Second avenu north.
Mrs. II. III. Weber will be the leader
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Mrs. Ringiand VIII
Be Hostess With BRIDGE

Mrs. w. u. Ringland will be hostess
with bridge Tuesday afternoon at her
home. 20S Fourteenth street north.
Her guests will be members of the
United Commercial Travellers auxiliary.
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e. T. LADIES
WILL MEET

The United Conn .ercial Travellers
auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. d. Ringland,
POS Fourteenth street north. Mem
bers who cannot attend have been re
auested to call .634.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Will Attend Home
Coming at Missoula

Clarenfe Lake, James Gau!t and
| James Morris left Friday for Missoula,
where they will attend home coming
at the state university,
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ONon1em's Corner
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON

ST. Mary's guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
at , o'clock in the guild hall. Mrs.
! Chester Harris and Mrs. J. w. Smith
will be hostesses.
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Four Tables of Bridge
In Honor of Birthday

Mrs. w. f. Bennett entertained Sun
day evening in compliment to her hus-
band, whose birthday anniversary it
was. Four tables Of bridge were in
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Mrs. John Med Donald
VIII Entertain Club.

Members of the Entire Mouse Bridge
club will be guests Tuesday afternoon
of Mrs. John Mcdonald, Of 1909
Fourth avenue north.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

for the afternoon. Mrs. George o.
Sanford will read n paper on The
Life of James Bright"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

Jordon, Mrs. O. r. Hedberg, Mrs. A. Il.
Moore, Mes. Il. + Edwards and Mrs
Clarence Terrill.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
MISSIONARY CIRCLE
WILL MEET

The Women's Missionary circle Of
the Emmanuel Baptist church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
LADIES' AID
WILL MEET

The Ladies' Aid society of Our
| Savior's Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon in the church par
lors. with Mrs. Chris Nelson and Mrs.
II. r. kleppe.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Mrs. Breitenstein Visiting
Parents in Helena

Mrs. William Breitenstein left last
week for Helena. where she will spend
two weeks visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Dennis.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

play during the evening. A two-course
luncheon was served at II o'clock.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl.
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Crowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Schuppert. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. a.
Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. R. Boudinot,
Mrs. e. NJ. Blum and j. NJ. Burlingame.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
w. C.. T. U. WILL
HOLD MEETING

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance union will meet Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the rest room of the
Y, Nj. G. A. building.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
WALTHER LEAGUE
Will MEET

The Walther league of Trinity Luth-
eran church will meet Friday evening
at s o'clock at the church.
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within her borders.
Illinois has 1926 miles of railways
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Are Honored on
First Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fox of els Third
avenue south were given an anniver-
sary party Saturday evening. November
4, at the home of Mrs. Charles III.
Sutherland, 716 Fourth venue south.
The early part Of the evening was
spent with cards, three tables being
In play. Dancing followed. Luncheon
was served at II o'clock. After lunch
&c, the honor guests were presented
With a sherbet tray given by their
friends in honor Of their first ami
versary.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Kommers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Haefer, Mrs. Frances I.ynes, Mrs.
Knute Brecken, Miss Madge French
Miss Blanche Sutherland. Miss Rose
Peters. Miss Anna Brecken. Victor
Peters. Robert Gierres, Albert Bricks.
Hugh Sutherland, Emil Pfister and Mr..
and Mrs. Fox.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Three Are !C~ompIimented
At Attractive Luncheon

Complimentary to Mrs. Herbert
Strain, Mrs. C.. f. Kelsey and Mrs,
F. j. Adams, Mrs. Dan Tracy enter
tanned the members. of the Shakespeare
club Wednesday noon with a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon in the Peacock
room Of the Park hotel. In place OF
the customary floral centerpiece, an
ocean liner fashioned Of copper was
anchored in a mist Of blue tulle, repre-
senting the ocean. ~
Favors of fish and birds and the
place cards carried out the same idea
and color motif. Decorations Mt either
end of the table were vases of yellow
and white chrysanthemums. Following
lunch. the usual study hour was held
during the afternoon.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Strain,
Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Adams, Mrs |.
Parker Veasey, Mrs. George Hurd,
Mrs. C. D. Ladd, Mrs. O.; F. Wads-
worth. Mrs. Theodore Gibson, Ms; w.
VI. Cheeley, Mrs. Fletcher Maddox.
Mrs. r. l.. Norris. Mrs. john Dixon
and Mrs. Tracy.
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tina Townsend assisted in receiving
About 90 guests called between tn
hours Of 8 o'clock and 5.
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Mrs. Calvert Hostess
Wednesday Afternoon

Mrs. George Calvert was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at her home to
the members of group ? OF the First
Congregational church. A program of
Irish songs and dances entertained
the guests during the afternoon. Mrs.
Y. V. Loper gave several Irish melodies
on the piano. and little Miss Maybelle
WiIcomb interpreted the Dublin jig.
Irish Mother o. Mine was sung by
Mrs. Alice Calvert Bell, and Mrs. L. NJ.
McAllister read. why / No Longer
Work for the Governors Wife, Mrs.
Maloney.' Lunch was served at the
close of the afternoon.
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Newcomers Club Entertain
With Bridge Luncheon.

Members Of the Newcomers club
were hostesses with a pretty social
affair when they entertained with a
bridge luncheon Thursday at the Mecca
Inn. Luncheon was served at indi-
vidual tables, which were made at
tractive with cut flowers. There were
y tables of bridge in play throughout
the afternoon. High honors were won
by Mrs. f. Pedbury. Mrs. HI. G. Van
Stone was awarded the cut prize and
Mrs. w. W. Wight the consolation
prize.
Those present were Mrs.-J Abrams,
Mrs. Fl. w. Brown. Mrs. M. Billiard,
Mrs. e. L. Barnes, Mrs. J.. F. Book,
Mrs William Bennett. Mrs W NJ. Bald
win, Mrs. Bragdon, Mrs. NJ. +. Crouch,
Mrs. F. T. Delaney, Mrs. W. B. En-
mis-, Mrs. c William Frederickson. Mrs.
NJ. Ford. Mrs. E. A. Fuson. Mrs. r. Il.
Hannahan, Mrs. O. r. Hedberg, Mrs.
] S Higgins, Mrs II r Hall, Mrs
Hiram johnson. Mrs. Kendrick, Mrs.
]. r. Kleinpell, Mrs. Scott Leavitt,
Mrs. L. Larson, Mrs. Charles McKin-
ney. Mrs. w. J. Mclean. Mrs. Frank
Mcdonnell, Mrs. w. Mulroy, Mrs. c.
w. Murch. Mrs. r. e. Peters, Mrs. F.
Padbury. Mrs. IS. ]. PLANE, Mrs. II. W.
Raab, Mrs. e. A. Renter, Mrs. l. Roth,
Mrs V G Russell. Mrs. J. B. O'Sulii-
van, Mrs. H. H. Schnee. Mrs. J.. Sax,
Mrs. G. Terrill. Mrs. ". w. Wight,
Mrs. II G Van Stone, Mrs Fred Viles.
Mrs. J. Ingram, Miss Mandell Vein.
Mrs. H. o. Van Cleave, Miss Mildred
Hicks and Miss Regina Mcdonnell.
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~DELPHIANS WILL
MEET TUESDAY

The Rainbow chapter of the Del
| phian society will meet Tuesday after
noon at 8 o'clock in the women's rest
room of the Y. NJ. e A. building.
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Mrs. Sprinehorn Compiimented
With Afternoon Tea

Complimenting Mrs. A. w. Sprlng-
horn, a bride of October IA, Miss lsa-
bel Brown and Miss Helen Warden
entertained at tea Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Warden. The
rable, at which Mrs. III. p. Brown and
Mrs. o. s.. Warden presided, was car
ried out in pink and layander, the
centerpiece a silver basket of pink
ten roses and smilax. Mrs. Arthur
Strain, Miss Elizabeth Frary, Miss
Ruth Jarl and Miss Margaret Brown
assisted in the dining room. Mrs.
Charles Lowery, Mrs. Frank Brown.
Mrs. WasE0 K. -Toole and Miss Mar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
PRoCURoROL STANTON
JEFUIT.

Procurorul E. c. Stanton a.
proape ca intalnit pc eel dol
bandit carl au vizitat casa lui eri
seara 81 au dus Gu eli bijuterii in
valoare de $1,000, ce apartment
doamnei Stanton. Ell era, mpreu.
ma cIfamilia sd. la niste rude
Banditii au auzit cand procure.
rul sosit acasa 81 unul, care
lucra''. a esit repede, abba Gu
cateva clipe inainte de ce Stan
ton 81 familia sa au >intrat. Celia
lalt, care fost in etaj. uitandu.
sc la strada ca sd nu. vina cineva
sal surprinda. "a esit afara nu-
mai dupace doamna Stanton a
lntrat in locuinta 81, auzind ca
suna telefonul, a mers sd ras-
punda.
HOtii au dus Gu eli mai multe
inele pretioase, cateva diamante,
perle, platina, etc. in valoare de
$500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
P|atiIe minerlOr de carbuni
SEFUL UNIUNII DECLARE CA F. Gaia
DE A NECOCIA Gu PROPRIETARII
MINELOR
FRACTIUNEA RADtCALA CERE SASE
ORE DE LUCRU LA II

INDIANAPOLIS, 10 Feb.-Sperand ca stuatia in care
afa de prezent organzaa mnerlor until reun ele-
mentele rebee eementee mai moderate John L. Lewis,
presedntee International al mnerlor unit din Satele Unite
anuntat All ca convena incepe tratave mediate
patron in priveste chestia saarizar att meror
din campurile de antracit cat ceorla mner Lewis
deara responsibilities situated de prezent pro-
preari de mine deoarece mner gaia de negoca
e pentru sa poaa eva ziua de April Sc
forma comet conduca negocat in timp
de doua spamani trme orin teegrafc pentru
eferend in ce prvese ziua de April in caz ca
gociatiunile rezutat
Thomas Kennedy din Hazeton Pa presedntele comite-
ulu execuv al mneror de antracit declarat a PRINT
sre ca in sapana aceasa propretar mneor de antracit
aduna la Atlantic City sd consfatuasca asupra
situatei
lntre deegat o nemult tamre din a
doptar cere penu de lucru de sase nga
insstat fracunea radicala. Daca mpin
ceasta nsena reducere considerable in plata acelora
carl ucru, cci conventia schimbat plae acuae
sunt bazae de opt de lucru William Green,
arul International declarat: La orice mai scura
reduce multi castgu anua al celor sun ampoat dat
poae mega asel ucru pentru mai multi oameni
81 va stabiliza conditiile i'll indnstre.' -
Sc spune aproape oti oficianti Unun sunt contra
scurtr zei ucu dar Fan fost in stare adop
aceste rezouti din atitudne veemene frac
un racale nsista multi pc langa aceasta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
FEMEIE UCISA,
BARBATUL 1MPUsCAT

. femeie fost ucisa, lar bar
batul Ell fost ranit i'm mod Sc
rios, ca resultatul unei certe in
casa din 1908 Scovill ave.
Ellis Ferguson fost ucisa de
barbatul sau, Tom Ferguson, care
Gu cateva minute dupa comiterea
crimei fOst ranit in mod serios
de revolverul politistului John
Wohlatz cand Ferguson refuzat
sa Sc supuna ordinelor politistu.
lui. Rudeniilc doamnei Ferguson
spun ca Tom s'a certat Gu sofia
sd. Cand rudenie incercat sd
intervina, Ferguson a descarcat
revolverul asupra lui 81 apoi s'a
intors contra sotiei sale. Rudenia
a sarit afara pc fereastra 81 a
fugit sa aduca un politist. Ell
lntainlt pc politistul Wohlatz
care q tras un foe as,lpra lui Fer
guson cand acesta ma stat la
.provocarea lui. Ell q fost dus Ia
spitalul Charity. Medicii au de-
clarat ca rama lui este grava, dar
Sc va vindeca nOafe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

Am spus IN mai multe rindm
ca sdngele rece 81 prezenta de spi
rit ne scapd de multe incurcdtu,,
81 char pagube, citdnd mai multi
pilde. Astdzi cd mai citez ana:
D-na Henry W. Butler. din Ncu
York a fost desteptatd din ,somn dt
un current rece. Aprinsdnd lumiino
electricd a .rdzWt un Negru stdmo
IN fata patului ei.
"Un singur cnvinf 81 te omor.'
a zis tdlharM cdRd dina Butler s'o
Tdicdt din pat.
"N'am sd tip." respuns d-no
Butler, "dar tie rog sd nu faci mic
d-ta gdldgie, funded fUcd mea {
fOdrte bOlnard im camera aldturatd
81 Sc sperie."
81 pc cdnd tdlhdrM oduna giu
rdericdlele de pc mdsd de toaletd
d-nd Butler a urn,dt:
"Po!i sd iei fodte lucrurile ace
le; sunt niste giurdericdle false D,
carr le-dm cumpdrdt dela 1O-cenl
store peatrM un bal mascat. TOatt
ldOldltd nn ralOredzd nici cinseci d,
cent?"
"Si sici Cd nu sunt bune!" ,
intrebat tdlharul.
"De sigur CD na-s. Iti spnsei Cd
nu fac nici so cent?" replica
d-nd Butler.
"Bine, dacd-i asa nu-mi trebue,
a zis tdlharul, sdrind pc fereastrd
Hpsindu-se de niste scule pretioas,
carl ralorau pesfe 10000 dolori.
NenOrOcM insd Ia urmdrit. D-nt
Butler a telefOndt inddtd politiei
81 din intdmplare, NegrM fos
prins char IN nodptea dcea 81 {
d0ua q d-na Butler la secunoscut
50 dcum ca todte ca ma sdrdrsi
furtul. dat in judecdtd pentr,
tdlhdrie. C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
CO Nv0cARE

Prin pressnta oonvocare sunt
rugati toti Domnii Directori Al
socist4tii Actionare de Publicita.
te . ~. 8. r. A." . lua parte Ia
adunarea Directed in sedinH
extra -ordinar4, care se w tinsa,
Dumineca in Is Februarie 1922,
IL ora 10 q. m. in localul xiarului
America din 5706 Detroit Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Ia ordinea xilei STUNT mai mnlte
chestnut dc mare inportanta oare
'trsbuesc resolvate.
Stunt rugati toti Domnii pirec-
tori nsconditionat . ii prezenti.
Cleveland, Q. 18 Fsbr. 1922.
n NxsTOR, Prsssdinte.
s. n, II Bo1R1u, Administrator
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
@ SINUCIDERE,
INTERESANTA

GENEVA, Elvetia, 20 Feb.-O
pareche, ce a fost separate timp de
30 ami, s'a reunit in moarte Ia
Kussnacht, langa Luzerna.
Pentru motive carl n 'au fOst
spuse la mime, barbatul 81 sofia S 'au
despartit dupa viata conjugala
de o luna, fiecare traind in ceea
lalta parte comunei. Cand Sc
lntalneau pc strada, Sc salutau, dar
nlcicand n 'au vorbit. In saptama-
ma trecuta a murit femeia. Cand
barbatul a auzit de moartea eli. a
scris o nota ca sd fie inmormintat
langa Gotta sa, apoi s'a sinucis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

tie faptului, ca viata romanilor
|ardeleni, secole dearindul a fost
o lupta darza, continua Gu asu-
pritorii lor 81 anume sub toate
raporturile. Ardeleanul nu Gu
noStea libertatea adevarata, nu
cunOstea interese meschine de
partid, nu cunostea saturatia. nu
cunostea bogatia 81 dorul de I'M
bogatire. Dimpotriva, un crez
sflntit Gu sange 81 lacrimi, crezul
fortei sale elementare Sc moste-
nea din tata n flu, ca maine, ale
carui clipe le-au trait de durind,
sa-si poata revarsa valurile-i ote-
lite 81 binefacatoare asupra in
tregului rOmanism.
Oar caracterul romanului ar
delean. Gu intreaga Sd mostenire
morala, sOciala. economical. cul-
turala, regiOnalismul nostru in
susl, care constitute forta noastra,
S a crelat IN mare parte 81 prin
lnrlurirea mediului. in care am
trait. Sa nu Sc ute, ca Ungaria
era un stat occidental, a carui
cultura - in acceptia larga a Gu
vantului - era perfecta copie
a culturii solide germane, fon-
data. precizata 81 bine incheyata; !;
legi temeinice, inaintate, respect
Gle lege 81 legalitate, libertate 81
demnitate personala; monarchism
sobru 81 respectuos; institutii 81
prlnclpil sanatoase 81 tari in
toate domeniile; Gu un cuvant cul.
tura construita, incetul Gu ince-
tul, GU chibzuinta. lar nu spoiala
Isl pseudo-cultura.
cred, ca nu eXlSta ON SINGER 81
Gu dlscernamant. care sd nu re,
cunoasca superioritatea culturii
Ardealului, fata de cea din We
chiul regat. 0 carte de-a lui
Iorga, Radulescu-Motru, n. Bala-
neScu etc. Sau mica calatorie
prm satele 81 orasele noastre ar
edifica pc ori-cine.
Sa lasam insa sa vorbeasca De
un frate din vechiul regat. care
scrla de-unazi intr r'un ziar local:
lncontestabil, ca Ardealul
este leaganul romanismului. De
la BlaJ, in special 81 aIte cateva
centre. ca Sibiul, Brasovul 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
CREDIT
FERMIERILOR


WASHINGTON, 20 Feb. = Sc.
natorii apartinatori bl6cului fer
mierilor vor inainta un project dc
lege in intelesul Garcia sd Sc acor.
de credit pc termeni mai lungi fer
mierilor pentru desvoltarea agri-
cnlturei. Creditele s'ar da, in in.
telesul acestei legi, = pc baza GER
tificatelOr ce vOr Fl emise de "ele-
vatoarele" (magazinele) pentru
produsele campului. BANGLE vor
emite bonuri pc baza acestor GER
tificate. Aceste bonuri vor Fl pu.
Sc apoi in circulate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
RegiOna|iSmu| arde|eneSC
UN POSTULAT PENTRU ROMANIA DE
MAINE
De: DR.. loan Bran-Lemeny.

Scribi, politiciani, secaturi linn
butte 81 oameni de valoare char al
vechiului regat. ne acuza unison
de regionalism; nu mai vorbesc de-
separatism, care pana All inca nu
exista in Ardeal 81 a carui invec-
tiva constitute rea vointa, o in
constienta, sora Gu prostia. Zic
me acuza", caci i'm aceasta ex-
presle zace tOata aberatia, toata
absurditatea acelora, carl pro
nunta.
Regionalismul este un fapt
existent, un pact dat, permisa
un element de cea mai mare i'm
portanta pentru rezolvarea pro
'blemei viitorului statului nostru
Mise da sd construim ceva din
6 stalpi, dintre carl 2 sunt tari
sanatosi, lar 4 mai slabi. Nj ar Fl
,rldlcol sa cerem in gura mare in
locul celor 2 stalpi tari, staIpi la
fel Gu ceilalti 4? 81 de ce9 Poate
de dragul 'armoniei" Vreti sd
Sc surpe cladirea pc vol? Oar de
Lunde stalpi la fel? Nu al altii
Gel 6 stalpi sunt elemente date
Nh vrei sa construeSti astazi, a.
mana constructia pana iti vel Fl
reparat eel 4 stalpi slabi, dar nu
distruge pc cei tari!!
= evidenta deci absurditatea
desgustatoare a acelora. earl tipa
ardelenilor, in semn de acuza: re.
gionalism, regionalism.. fie ra.
dical sau paradical.
Oar sd vedem eel regionalis.
mul nostru, in esenta.
Regionalismul nostru a fost
Great de doua principii mari So
clologlce: principiul rassei 81
principiul mediului.
Caracterul specific, etnic al DO
porului roman, adica totalitatea
acelor lnsusiri. earl formeaza bo-
gatla etnica. caracteristica aces
tut popor s'a pastrat mai bine la
romanii ardeleni intelegand
acl 81 pc banateni, in primul rind
eratie faptului, ca au trait in
masse cOmpacte, in impreiurari
geografice prielnice, -tinut mum
tos 81 sesuri roditoare - scutiti
find mai bine de Influenza 81 in.
curslunile straine prin lantul
CarpatilOr: i'm al doilpa rind ora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
.iziva contra presedintelui Lewis:

ciziva contra presedmtelui Lewis
Chestia lui Howat a cOstat pt
Uniune mai multi de 100000, -
suma ce a fost cheltuita Gu eel
1000 delegati in zilele ce au fOst
necesare pentru desbaterea ches.
tiei. Apelul ''Mamei JONES' = i
agitatora, ca sa nu sc cheltuiasca
fondurile minerilor ce stunt desti.
nate pentru intretinerea vaduve-
lor 81 orfanilor, Gu discutii perso.
male, contribute multi la
aceea ca Howat n a fortat prelun,
girea discutiilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20

Unul din oficianti declarat !:
''Oamenii n 'au ascultat de moi.
Aceasta fost invingerea unei
masse condusa de ura 81 amara-
ciunc. 1nveninati de propaganda
facuta dc fractiunea radicalilor
Howat harrington, delegatii n 'au
luat in considerare punctele sta
bilite de moi 81 au urmat acelor
conducatori carl au jurat rasbu-
mare contra administrator Uniu-
nil"
Minerii din West Virginia,
Kentucky 81 Tennessee sunt multi
opusi zilei de- lucru mai scurte
declarind Cd nu sunt in positia ca
sd Sc opuna patronilor caci sunt
slabiti prin suferintele ce le-au
avut in anul din urma din, cauza
Upset de lucru.
Fred Mooney din Charleston,
w. Va, a. declarat: "Miscarea
contra uniunilor are organizatia
sa centrala in statul nOstru. Daca
moi vom declara greva, patronii
vor fl bucurosi caci vor avea mil
81 mil mineri in lOcM nostru carl
nu apartin uniunilor 81 GU Ell vor
putea produce carbuni in canti-
tate suficienta 81 vor ii 81 mai
icftini caci plata acestor munci-
tori va Fl mai mica ca a noastra.
Gu toate aceste moi vom duce
lupta pana la sfarsit, dar nu stu
cat de repede va veni acest star
sit"
Minerii din Illinois, carl mai
mult au insistat pc langa sase ore
de lucru Ia ii, au ignorat, in mod
complect, argumentele aceste, 81
au spus ca ei STUNT destul de tari
ca sa impuna cererile lor.
Gu toste Cd minerii s 'au impair
tit asupra chestiei fruntasului
Howat, totusi, functionarii Uniu-
nil spera cd fractiunea lui Ho-
wat--Farrington va fl solidara in
privinta cererilor, asa Cd minerii
vor Fl in stare sd formeze un
front solidar contra patronilor.
Aceasta se vede 81 din declsratia
lui Harrington Cd el nu va lua
parte Il nici 0 aniscare separa-
tista 60 ~ Il n detrimental inte-
reSelor plpfesionale ale minerilor.
Dsr, 1 deolsrat, ianediat ce criza
Na nuet u v1 ducs . lupta de-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-20
RAMAS BUN

Frdtete loan PctrOrici, 1-iuE VI
ce-Presedinte al Uniunei s. r. a.,
ptecdnd IN tara ca intentia de Sc
stabM pentru totdeaund. ne trin,i-
te urn,dtOdrele rinduri, rugdndu-ne
sd le publicdm:
Sc apropie opt ami della sosirea
mea in Statele Unite, i'm orasul De-
|troit, Mich, unde m am stabilit.
Dupa ce am cOnstatat ce insem-
neaza societate de ajutor 81 cul-
tura intro tara streina IN am in
scris imediat in Societatea "Des-
teapta-te Romane.' mai ales cd "a
ceasta sOcietate facea parte dintr o
Uniune romaneasca. Uniunea So
cietatilor de Ajutor 81 Cultura din
America, cea mai puternica erga-
nizatie rOmaneasca din Statele T.
mite, al carei membru am fost pana
la ) Iulie 1920, cand Societatea
Desteapta-te Romano s'a unit ell
societatea Hora Unirii, devenind
deci membru societatii ''Desteapta-
te Romano Hora Unirii,' al carei
membru am fost pana la plecarea
mea i'm tara.
In ziua de II cOrent venimd tim
pul sa plec in patria veche, nu ma
pot desparti de membrii Uniunei,
de functionarii eli 81 membrii Comi-
tetului S. E. 81 de iubitii mel frati,
membrii societatii Desteapta-te Ro-
name Hora Unirii, cu earl am num-
cit impreuna, fara lie zice un ra-
mas bun din adancul inimei mele.
Plec Gu inima 81 constiinta inn
pacata ca dorinta mea 81 tutulor
membrilor societatii s'a realizat pc
deplin, prin cladirea frumosului 81
impunatorului locaS al SOcietatii
Desteapta-te Romano Hora Unirii.
care costa suma de $4,000 dolari.
Plec mangaiat, ca Uniunea So
cietatilor Romano de Ajutor 81
Cultura, care in anul 1919 tre-
cut prin criza mare, astazi esit
asupra tutulor greutatilor 81 merge
Gu pasi siguri spre propasire.
Urez Uniunei Solicitation Ro-
name de Ajutor 81 Cultura din A.
merica 81 societatii Desteapta-te
Romano Hora Unirii progress, ina
intare, inflorire ca 81 in viitor, de-
apururea, sa fie scutul imigranti-
lor romani. N
Doresc ziarului "America via
ia lunga 81 prosperitate, ca fntot-
deauna sd fie lumina 81 sfatuitorul
intelept al Romanilor de pc aceste
plaiuri.
81 prietenilor 81 cunoscutilor
mel le doresc realizarea dorintelor
81 Q intalnire fericita in tara noas-
ira MARTA asa cum am dorit-o Gu
totii.
loan PETROVICI.
1-iul Vice-Presedinte general al
Uniunei s. R. A.
New York, II Feb. 1922.