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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
. OLIVER EXPLAINS CHARGE
 AGAINST PRESS

Representative w. B. Oliver says an injustice was done him by The Age Herads- Washington bureau, which quoted him as saying that Amer lean newspapers had been Subsidized to print editorials prepared by the military establish ment in favor of what is known as the of hcers' pay bill. MT. Oliver explains that he did not charge that newspapers were actually subsidized,l but he maintains that high, army offiesrs have sent out prepared editorials and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
POINTED PARACRAPHs
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
 Too much time is wasted in arguing.
 One of the hardest things in the world to do is nothing. By taking by-path to avoid duty we meet our deserts.
 Nothing makes doctor quite so mad as to be called sMr." No man has large mission who neglects the little ministries.
 We aways either flattered by or sus- picious of the man who agrees with us.
 One way to avoid even the appearance of evil is to daub the cats face with jam.
 It is every voman's opinion that her hus- bands office is furnished largely with umbrel- las. At least, every one from the house is there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
WILL BE MISSED

s'In the death of Henry P. Dawson the United States and entire world has lost financier and phanthropst who will be hard to be replaced ? said Recorder Henry J. Martin yesterday. T have closely noted the main incidents in his life and find that throughout his long career he remained unflurried in times of danger and of distress and always came through with suc- cess.
 "As directing head of the American Red Cross during the world war MT. Davison achieved much good with the organization, and lent his entire soul to it's work"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
INCOME TAX RETURNS

Auditing of the thousands of income tax re- turns filed during the recent season has al- most been completed, and letters to taxpayers who filed returns that have been revised by auditors are now being sent out" A. B. Rutledge, assistant cashier of the internal reve- nue department, informed an Age-Herald rep resentative yesterday.
 May Is is the date for paying the first in- stallment of tax, which will bring another rush no doubt" it was also declared by the depart ment official.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
BARRIE ON AGE
 AND YOUTH
From the New York Herald,

From the New York Herald.
 Sir James M. Barrie is less than 62 years old, but he talked to the students of St. An drews university, where he was installed as rector the other day, as if youth and he far apart. Youth was his keynote He ad- vised the students to take what belonged to them in the matter of running the world. He seemed to think that the old men, if they haf wished to, could have prevented the great wa,
 "Age," said Sir James, lis not necessarily another name for sapience." True words; Ars- title had finished his great works before he was as old as Barrie is now; at 43 Newton had completed the elaboration of the law of gravitation. There is definite relation be- tween age and wisdom; it can only be laid down as broad principle that Of = knows three times as many things that he shouldn't do as he knew when he 25. i
 So far as preventing wars is concerned, does Sir James know of any instance where youth proved more conservative in council than age? It is true that in the great war old men were in the majority as ministers and generals Pitt became prime minister at 24; Lloyd George at 53 Napoleon was only 30 when he won the battle of the Pyramids; Joffre was 62 at the Marne Grant was 43 at Appomattox; Foch was 67 at the armstice. These comparisons mean nothing except that time has added to the complexities of politics and war; In these sciences there are no more beardless geniuses.
 Youth has every chance it wishes to take. In lteraturS for instance, the young writers find young reviewers and young readers; and the aged publishers fork the royalties. But neither youth nor age makes greatness in let ters. Byron was famous at 20 crandalous at 30 and dead at 36. Thomas Hardy at 84 is very live poet even if he is sardonic. Barrie himself was made man at 28; so was Conan Doyle, who at that age published "A Study in Scarlet" No reader, young or od questioned the words of these youths because of the irn- maturity of their authors
 If it were true that the elders made war, as Sir James suggests then obviously the men to prevent war in future must be the young ones. England should have sent youthful en- thusiast to the Washington conference. Some think she did that very thing MT. Balfour may have been old in the '70s, when he churn- ming with Disraeli and Salisbury, but he seems very young at SS, when he plays tennis and matches MT. Hughes at the game of scrapping navies.
 Everybody who lives to be 90 or so is old at one stage of the way and young at an- other, but it is hard to tell whether youth age will arrive first Methuselah probably put his affairs in order when he was about 105. ~+o of oh Iro,1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
HAD LUCK WITH CHICKENS

"This has been an unusually hard spring for raising chicks, but out of yard of 50 I've lost only fve,' declared E. R. Norman, who, it was found, is quite an authority on chicken culture.
 MT. Norman stated that in his experience he had found that with so many dangers to which young chickens are continually subjected, it was advisable to keep them boxed up at night and through the mornings until the grass is thor oughly dry, since some will always die when the brood gets wet or chilled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
ENJOYABLE CUE AT WILLIAM

T can say with all my heart that the com missioners enjoyed the barbecue at Wylam Friday night said w. B. Cloe, commissioner of public safety. "The event was given in celebration of the completion of the paved road from the city to Wylam and the citizens of that section invited the city commission and board of revenue to veritable feast. \
 ''The commission certainly hopes to please the public and it made us feel happy to see how our efforts were appreciated"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
CHOIR TO GIVE CONCERT

The First Presbyterian church chor will pre- sent a radio concert at the broadcasting sta tion of the Alabama Power company Monday night and much anticipation is being shown by the members" said Mrs. E. T. Rice, choir master. q have been coaching the choir es- pecially for the radio concert for several days and think we will all be fit tonight.
 '"The quartet, composed of Mrs. Hornsby, Miss Vogt, MT. Eastburn and MT. Cole, will sing some especially good numbers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
THE MODERN WIFE

From the Montgomery Advertiser.
 New York man dared his wife to shoot him, and she did. After being booked at the police station the lady lighted cigarette. 1t is expected that she will have dress cut short, and some new silk hose for use the jury.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
YE OLD TIME CUE

"The barbecue dinner and formal opening of Camp Oliver, S5 miles from Birmingham on the Lock IT road, which is to be held Satur- day and Sunday, next, promises to be one of the really big gatherings and social events of the season for Birmingham folk" declared J. H. McColister, secretary of the Alabama Fishermen and Hunters association, which organization owns and will operate the camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
JENNY KISSED ME

By Leigh Hunt. Jennie kissed me when we met,
 Jumping from the chair she sat in; Time, you thief! who loves to get
 Sweets into your lists, put that in! Say Pm weary; say I'm sad;
 Say that health and wealth have missed me Say Pm growing old, but add Jennie kissed me.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
STRONG IN THE wIREcRAss
From the Abbeville Herald.

Walter Miller of Tuscumbia, editor of the Colbert County Reporter, and one of the best known of Alabamas younger public men, has announced his candidacy for secretary of state. There is no better qualified man in Alabama for this position and his election is almost IS certain as that of Bill Brandon The Herald expects him to poll a strong vote in the wire grass
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08
OH, PEGGY,

From the Kansas City Times.
 Peggy Joyces intimates say this gayety she puts on is only veneer. Is she then another of those misunderstood souls? An, the tragedy of it!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-08

associated with one of the most chivalrous acts in American history when Grant issued the order that officers should retain their arms so as to avoid having to take Lees sword.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

chestie grea vietii noastre pu-
lblice. Volibind despre ea, Sc spun
flucruri neplacute carl insa tre-
buesc privite Gu taria oamenilor
lcapabili sd lie schimbe.
Edrcatia intelectualilor Sc face
foarte grcu, fiindca in familie asa
cum Sc prezinta familia moderna
GU conceptiile gresite, mama Sc j.
cupa de femenism in loc de a-si
creste copiii. Foarte putin Sc face
in sroala unde. Sc mmeaza un a.
numit salon 81 de unde tanarul
ese ell amintirea profesorilor pc
danti 81 fara nici IN regret de a
ii parasit scoala. Ar trebui sd a.
yem sistcmul american daca vrem
sa avcm adevdrati intelectuali asa
cum o cere viata noastra sociald
Oar in lipsa de o educate bu-
ma, tlDeretul trebne sd porneascI
din el insusi 81 din imbold pro-
priu sa ISL apropic o cultura.
Tn intellectual trebue sd abb,
10 cultura generala, multilaterala
Nu trebue sa sc margineasca la
stiinta eel trebuincioasa carrie
rel sale. Ell sd alba atatea cunos-
tinti, meat sa .poata raspunde tu-
turor chestiunilor ce lie pune
Inainte viata. Oratorul amiMes-
te ca pil1 felul generatiilor de
studenti din trecut. caresurmau la
unlversitate MI numai specialita,
tea faculfatii .lor, ci toate cursuri-
le profesorilor eminenti, aceia
carl lrrau MI vorbcle insasi, eli
spiritul in care Ii Sc vorbea.
Cultura unui Intellectual trebuc
sa fie 81 nationala. al cunoasca
81 trecutul 81 pamantul 81 popo
rul tarii sale.
lncheie cerand ca tineretul sa
raspandeasca cultura in toate
straturile sOcietatei noastre orga
inland campanii culturale. in
mijlocul straturilor de JOS - un
de ignoranta domneste 81 vicia
"a aprOape Intreg siStemul del
cOnducere al statului nastru.
(Dacia)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

de ce cu accasta scris0arc Sc incear
ca mi Sc face o noua culpa.
Fostul deplltat vorbeste apOi dies
pre- ajutoarele banesti intre orga
nizatiile mnncitoresti 81 spunc CT
organizatiile din toate tarile, ma
alcs in timp Gle greva, Sc ajuta in
tre ele. MOI nu spunem ca nj
primim bani Id novoe della tovara
Su nostri zice Cristescu - dir
potriva, affirm ca primim, insa d
data aceasta nu am primit lea nj
mic.
Vorbeste apoi desprc plecarea il
Russia 81 angajamentele pc carl co
misarul regal pretinde ca Cristes
cu 81 lear fl luat ; despre organiza
tia comnnista balcanica, respin
gand toate acuzatiunile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

FostM deputat, Gu obroiH seal
doti in 1dcrimi Isl termind apdro-
rea.
In sdlG tOafd htn,ea miscdtd
FeluI in care r0rbH Cristescu q
stOrs ldc,1mi.
La Wn moment dat f0st in
dNiosnre gcnerdG: publicul din
bdlcodnc. toti dpdTtorH. ofiteri
apdrdtori din oficin 81 char sol
datii din gardd pldngeau...
La snspendarea sedintei npocati
ciriH 81 cei nilifdri Ian incOniurd
pc CristescM strdngdndu-i mdna $
fnbrdtisdndN-l.
TO0t6 Mn,ea IL felicitd.
Nnmerosii ofiteW din bozcodn,
cob0nrd IN buffet. discutdnd cu a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

Sc ridica impotriva acuzatiuni-
lor ca ar Fl TRIMS un rapport in
Russia, ca participat la un congress
intim la Iasi, la un alt congres din
Campina, etc. Stunt acuzat ca am
insultat Coroana. Stunt republi-
can, insa niciOdata mi am vOfbit
contra regelui, pentrh ca nu omul
ma intereseaza, ci principiul. Scri-
soarea lui Sadoul am pnblicat-o in
revista "Lupta de clasa'' Il tre-
cut prin cenznra. Nh era mimic as
.nns deci, 81 de aceea nh fntelek
C(OCCOOOOOOON0
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
''Nu suntem dusmanii tarii

AcHsdtW fdce dpO o Gn1dnunhtf
descriere a felului cum ministru
de inferno Argetoianu 81 prefecta
poHtiei Capitozei az antorizat II
,ered cOngresulNi pentru dfiHere1
la a lila iRternationald. M M
mai att, dar 81 con,andontW cor
pului de arn,atd a autorisat fOrma
acest c0ngres. Am discutdt ocol.
timp de trei sile numai pc fatd
A patra a ne-a arestat pentru CT
am fdcxt 0filierea. De atunci $
pdnd All suntem inchisi nun,a
pentrM dcest mOtir.
ID. cOn,isar regal rred cu tot din
adinsul M ne declare dusn,ani a
dcestei tdri. M. domnil0r Jude
cdt0ri! In eopul nostrN, dacd ddi-
nneste idea socidlcOmunistd, fHi
sigur1 cd M a incolht incG ideo
anti-r0mdne0scd.
ID. oh. Cristescu, din &c in CO
mai emotional, face mn istoric a.
octimtdtei sale in timpu1 ocupatie
81 in cnrinte precise 81 pc un tor
c0nringdtor descrie 0 serie de fap-
tie din carl reese CD q Amt ati.
tMdinc de bun roman.
Ce am facut moi contra
acestei tari Sc intreaba Ell, tot
mai emotional.
Faptul Cd am cerut pamant
peHtru tarani 81 o viata ONE
neasca pentru 1ucratori poate
sa constitute o crima?
Faptul ca voim binele aces
tut popor 81 deci al tarii in care
'el trieste, poate So constitute
un act de dar1mare a societa-
til? M, domnilor judecatori
81 daca DIV. voiti sd ne trimi
teti la ocna numai pentru
ceast& dorinta de bine, daca oc
ma ne primeste, ne vom duce
dior judecatori, Gu cugetul i'm
pacat 81 Gu constiinta ca prin
sacrificarea noastra am asigu-
rat celrlalti o viata mai ONE
neasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
1NFoRMAT1E

Warren. q. = Frak Orebaugh,
TN fermier din West Pennington
a fost omOrit ih mod instantaneu
cand caznt ihtre doua vagoane.
lncercand sa sc urce pc nn tren
dc povara.
Louis Schultz fost t1us in spi-
talul Huron GU rane grozave. Ell
a fost atacat de patru oameni pc
strada, carl i-au -luat patru dolari
El a fost apoi batut de Ell. Capul
lhi este spart. lar un ochiu este
scos afara. Mcdicii nu cred ca
va trai.
New Philadelphia, O. - S'a
.organizat un post special pcntra
I'M detectiv care sd dcscpere pc
acei Oameni carl au cini 81 n an
licenta pentru eli. Acesti cini to-
II vor fl imptscati lar proptictarii
Tor vor fl pedepsiti en- amende
fOarte mari.
Dover, O. = 4aptelc SC vindc
aici ell 10 ceti un cvart.
NOrwalk, O. = Comma nOu in
fiintata 81 incorporate Wakeman
"a ales de cassiera pc dsoara Mar
geret Stoll 81 de membra in con.
lsiliu pc doamna Nina kirchner
Frederick Burke fost ales pri.
Politia a intrat i'm carciuma lu
Walter Krielow, 14OO5 Aspin
wall ave ca sd caute daea circiu
marul are beutura. In loc de beu
tura insa All gasit niste marfi
provenita din niste fnrtnri dels
caile ferate. KrieTow Gu alti pa
tru .indivizi au fost deci arestat
yi acuzati can primit proprietatt
furata. In legatura GU aceasts
Wallmgton f. Armour, 1864. Ke
son ave. a fost acuzat "a fllrar
MARTA della caile ferate. Tn copil
despre care politia spunc ca est.
companionul lui Armour, este a
cuzat ca impuscat pc detectivu
de cai ferate Eide Fisher, inamit,
cu saptamana cand detectivu
a impiedecat un furt in CARA Uni
on. Kriclow este acnzat 81 Gu vic
llarea prohibited.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

prindere cnrintdren d-7u; Cr;sfes-
cu Mutt Sc intreabd ce va ma
pntea rdspnnde comisarm regal.
ID. CLONY roaga consiliul sa i,
dispozitia ca notitele acuzatilor
earl Sc gasesc la Vacaresti sd lc fic
restituite pentru a-si putea face
apararea.
S'a dispus masrri pentru salts
facerea cererei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
DACA VREI

So nu to fngroape Gu Talerul'
fnsol4s.ss l1lf'o 1ecietats din
Vnitlsa 3. j. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
Contra mijloacelor vio1ente.


D. Cristescu vorbeste apoi de in
ternationala III 81 spune ca aceasta
organizatie respinge 81 blameaza
mijloacele teroriste de lupta. Noi
carl facem parte din Internatio-
nala lila nu am facut decat pro-
paganda legala, prin organizarea
maselor 81 nu am avut nici 0 lega-
tura de fapt cu teroristii.
In ceea ce il priveste, d. Oh.
Cristescu spune ca nici cand n,l
s'a gandit sa intrebuinteze teroa-
rea pentru a-si ajunge scopul. Din
potriva, la 1909, cand aflase des-
pre- pregatirea unui atentat. impo-
trivia regelui Carol, a facht totuI
pentru impiedica crima.
Trece apoi la faptele ce Sc i'm
puta 81 Slizeaza fiecare ypuhct dc
acuzare din ordonanta definitiva,
reducandu-le la mimic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

va? In ceeace va priveste, legea
va da tot dreptul sd va aparati.
GIL. CRISTESCU: Am celtic
fugitiv caci nut am avut-o la timp.
Mi-am luat note 81 va vol vorbi.
81 Crisfescu incepe astfel:
- MOI comunistii nu darimam 0
constructie sociala sunt in milo
cul societatci, elementele eli insasi
carl 0 distrng. MOI NIL facem de-
eat sd conducem mnncitorimea
spre mai bine.
ID. comisar regal ne-a adus acu-
zarea ca prn teroare voim sa
schimbam ordinea sociala. Ras-
pund categoric: nu. Moi voim
schimbarea raului prin bine, mil
loacele noastre sunt: scoala 81 mis-
carea fatisa. Pentru ridicarea nj
velului cultural 81 material al cla-
sci mnncitoare moi -lucram .numai
pc baze legale.
Suntem acrzati ca voim aduce-
rea inamicului in tara. Desfid sd
Sc faca tdovada pentru un singur
cuv1nt in acest sens. Am auzit ca
la 1907 an fost alti oamem, carl an
.cerut formal sd Sc aduca armata
straina in tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
1NTEROGATORIUL D-LUI
CHI. CHRISTESCU

\ Incepe apoi interogarea acuzati-
l9r. Fostul deputat 9Th. Cristescu
vine in fata consiliului.
PRESEDTNTELE Sc adresea~
n astfel:
L. Ati cetit ordonanta definiti-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
INTELECTrtALILOR
IN UNIfiCARE
= ColtFER1lsFA D-LU1 PRO
FHSOR N. 10n6A

Daminica la orele 5 dapa amia-
III, a vofbit d. N. Iorga la Cassa
Scoalel0r despre rolul intellectual
lilor III Hnificare, ca inaugn-
rare d nnei serif.de cohferiAte CO
le oreanneaza eercul studentilot
|trAnsilvSneni.
Problema intelsctullilor este
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Interogatorul.

1HC0TOgdJOrul.
CR1STESCU este chemat din
nou la interrogation.
y. COMISAR REGAL face
Questionable prime, incepand Gu a
,eIea asnpra organizarei centrale q
partidului, apoi organizatiile sin.
dlcale, felHl cum Sc facea corespon.
d"nta intre organizatiuni, surs:,
fondurilor banesti. etc.
ID. Oh. Cristescu raspunde en-
multa claritate 81 precizie la fic
care intrebare.
COMlSARUL REGAL yorbeste
despre niste bani 1mprumutati a,
Cristescu unor perSoane. /
d. COCA spune razand G,
sunt intrebari fara rost.
D. PRESEDlNTE: M aveti
cuvintul, aci Sc lamureste o situa-
tie serioasa.
D. COCOA: Da. situatia ira
gica, numai sa nu dcvie comica.
ID. major CERNAT: arata acu-
zatului scrisoare semnata "Chi-
ta."
d. CRISTESCT raspunde Cd nj,
cunoaste scrisul.
ID. COCA: Pc "Chita' o GU
nose Ell.
ID. major CERNAT: DIE Cocea
cand Yeti fl DIV. acuzat, am sd va
intreb ell.
d. COCOA: Nam sd flu nici
odata.
d. COMISAR REGAL arata. o
alta scrisoare semnata "Palsif.'
d. CRISTESCU M recunoas-
te.
d. COCA: Unde a fost gasita
scrisoarea?
D. major CERNAT: Acasa Ia
Cristescu.
d. COCOA: d. Cristeseu era dc
fata?
ID. major CERNAT: "Nu. pen
truca era la inchisoare.
d. COCOA: A .fost contrasem
nata de vre-nn membru al familici
acuzatului, asa cum era legea?
d. major CERNAT: Nh.
ID. COCOA: Tn cazul acesta moi
nn pntem recunoaste scrisoarea 81
avem dreptul a crede ca fost sire
curata de siguranta in dosar.
d. COMISAR REGAL: Protes-
teaza contra acuzatiilor abuse unci
autoritati.
Comisarnl regal mai pune nu-
meroase 7ntrebari hi Cristescu S;
ii arata serie de scrisori venitc
din toata tara pc cand el era sccre-
tara general al sindicatelor. Pc
uncle din aceste scrisori Cristesc,l
lie recunoaSte 81 arata rostul lor,
despre celelalte n are nici cunos-
tinta.
f de relevat ca acuzarea produ-
sc numai scrisori adresate lui Girls
tescu. Nu la adus fnsa nici o scri-
scare a lui Cristescu adresata altor
persoane-ceia &c ar. fl putut in
semna o acuzare
Intrebarile acuzarii 81 raspunsu.
rile lui Cristescu all 1ntarit 81 maj
multi impresia ca procesul ce Sc jl.
deca astazi in Capitala tarii este
o monstrHozitate.
Gel carl All luat parte la sedin.
ia de astazi an plecat foarte mis-.
cati de cele ce lea fost dat sd vada
Numeroase persoane dintrc aces
tea s'au prezentat apoi la redacti;
|.noastra ca sd ne commice toatf
indignarea lor, Cd e cu pntinta 81
Sc petreaca asemenea faptc la In
nina zilei, in centrul Capitalei, sul
| ochii conducatorifor tarii.
Maine Sc va col1tinna cu infcro
gat0riul lui Cristescu.
| (Adevarul)
nnr rfr rASmrr rNrsTf a T r. ~
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Pfocesu C0I1lunisti|or
O SEDINTA EMOTIONANTA
FosTUL DEPUTAT cR1sTEsCU voRBEsTE cURTr1
MARTIALE


In ziua saptesprezecea pro-
cesulni comunistilor, a inceput in
terogarea acuzatilor. Balcoanele
cercnlui subofiterilor eunt pentru|
prima CARA mai multi populate.
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UNIUNEA SOCIETATILOR ROMANO
DE AJUToR 81 cULTURA DIN AMERICA.

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Tor-ingtuu, Conn.
No. 80. ,Patria Romina", 21OO
East 28-th Street, Lorain,
Ohio.
No. Al. ,Cuso VodTSP. o. B. 81,
S.assillon, q.
No. AZ. Soc. "Drapelul Romdn,"
P. O. B. 558, Struthels, 0.
No. 43. ,,Sent,melo RomsnI'' 81
Greater Street, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
No. A. ,,Augusttsa" Box 112, Sta.
2, st. Paul MINI.
No. As. ,,Avram Eancu", 2s1 W.
81 Str, New York, N. Y.
No. as. .,Nicolae Filipsscu", sol
Washington Avenue, Ma
Olson, III.
No. 4S. q. S. Destedptd-te Romdne-
~ Hora Unirii. 3137 Franklin
Street, Detroit, Mich.
No. 4s. ,,Libertates'', P. o. B. 500,
Lisbon, Ohio.
40. 81. ,,Stefan eel More', P. o.
B. 127, Garret, Ind.
No. 52.-Soc. "sfta Maria." 1913
40 Mine, Scalp Level, Pa.
No. 50. %. 8. TreicolorM >; lnds-
.psndento Romsrd'' i20S
Adams Str, Gary, Ind.
No. 54. ,,Muresana", P. O. B.
500, Harrisburg, Pc;
No. SIS. ,,Glor;d RomsnT' P. o. D..
63, Weirton, w. Va.
No. 56. ,,Dr. Vosile Lucaciu'' P.
D. B. 1913, Clinton, Ind.
No. >59-Soc. "Sf. Gheorghe," 122
Pearl St., Watertown, N. Y.
No. so .Biruinto'', p. O. b. Z.
Warren, Ohio.
No. III. ,,Toro Oltulus' p. o. b.
"a, New Philsdslphia, o.
No 81. ,,Romsn;o Liberd'' P. o. b.
500, f. Park Station, Akron,
Ohio.
No. s3. nP1~tsl N;o0sst', z. o.
B. 81. Bridgeport, O.
NO. IS. Lumina 81 Progresul Ro-
min, P. o. B. 1899 Wood
lawn, Pa, Telefon l0s-R.
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Ste. D., st. Joseph, No.
No. 81. ,,kirces VodF', P. O. ,.
996, Beaver Falls, Pa
No. 68. ,,SiIistrs Remi~essc6' 214
W. Prospect Str, Girard, 6.
No. So. "Razs Luminei," P. O. B,
1912 East Chicago, Ind.
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