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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
ONLY SURVIVOR OF
 APACHE FIGHT HAS 7aTE BIRTHDAY

GLOBE. Dee 2S-Con Crowley. oldest pioneer resident ot Globe. who has lived in thi, district continuously for upwards Of A years, celebrated his 18th birthday Monday.
 Mr Crowley is the only white man now living who helped defend Me Millen against an attack by hostile Apaches in 1875. There were about SO Indians in the party and the siege lasted about io hours. The population Of McMillen had dwindiad 10 IS men. several women and three or torr children. The women and children were hidden in mine tunnel and guarded by four men. The wife and two or three children of the late Pat rick Shanley were among those guarded in the tunnel, w G. shan ley being one of them. Fourteen men, barricaded in the Shaniey house, 4d. joining kellner's store, gave battle to the savages, who continued thc attack until driven off by detach- ment of cavalry from Fort Thomas Ten Indians we're killed in the fight The troops pursued the Indians to tho Verde valley. where they were cor .I = ItIg -L- .4I f.. .sG-ay. IT, 'ralled after numcer or them had been killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
CODE N ESSHCE
MAY BE WORD
SROM 3.RQMEN

H tf! q TIETti JLfHs
 TCcsaS LlAriz.. Dee I2sl interest in 'hel sear.h lfor Ithr~ two missing ayiatotf. 5n vhah activities are now visiially- at :. -ataGGst.!I, -~-s- quick cred today when Dr. [ r., Huffman. ioeal physician for Inc iinnsisration service. received mes sage in code taken from carrier pigeon which WAS captured, m au exhausted con G,uon at q small town about Tp miles sclth oT San F rnLndo. on the Mexi- csn hOrd"r The message was for ~arGed :o Dr. Huffman by an immi- @ration insIeotor at San Fernando.
 The signature at the brttom of the message was apparently "NcComb," br. huffman stated thc name of naval officer m command of the de- tachmeut oi !oar naval planes which were ngaeel ll the search here for more than week. Each of these glanr~ carried ino carrier pigeons, ~'me oi which were released
 Colonel \. J McNab Of Camp Lit ;le. ta whom Dr. anfGmap forwarded tha ro4" mcssaee this afternoon, stated toaieht ,-a; h, lad not yet re- ceiyed the M-ssa@r. bat believed 1t possible that The hird might have been on" of ;uur which lie himself re- leased ~hils ,n d lunting trip in Mexico last October, and that the signature MrN4h" had been misread < "Mccomb. None ol the four birds which he released at that time ever reached their q situation Colonel McNab does not believe that the message vii! I:ayc ;o have any in.- portant hearing on th. search for ;he ayiators. as Captain McComb has been in touch with the officers until cutie recently and since ending his dn;i.s here.
 The carrier pigeons which have Teen supplied to Camp Little this year rave proved unsatisfactory, Col MCNab stated, and many of the birds which have been tried out on vari- ous occasions have failed to return to camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
" 3. KOSHER DIES ! IN DURANGO. MEx.
DETAILS LACKING

BISBEE. Dec 2c.-W. E. Hosmer. for many years a widely known min. ing man in Arizona and Mexico, died in Durango. Mexico, on December 2e. sccordins to a telegram received yes terday by cousin ] F. Metcalf of Cananea. Metcalf came Ia Bisbee to confer with other relatives of Mir HoSner and said last night that he had wired to Durango for complete details of Mir lIosmers illness aud death
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
UNITED VERDE WILL
 PUT ANOTHER BLAST
 FURNACE IN SERVICE

JEROME. Dec 2I The camp re ceiyed another Christmas gift when t was announced that the United Verde plans 10 expand it's operations al the smel!er by putting third blast furnace in commission within very short time. probably by the first 0. the year and certainly immediately thereafter.
 While the plans are not com pie,e." said General Manager Robert E. Tally. it is positively certain tha' We shall operate third blast iur- nace almost immediately. I can Eoj say jus; when ;hc furnace will be blown in. but it will be very shortly
 The addition oi this furnace wiIl mean largely increased copper out put and the employment of con siderable number of new men at the sin eitcr. ~-
 Work at the mine is proceeding normally in every department and the steam shovel is HOW inlmediately .o'cr one 0f the cd fire stopes and is handling q considerable quantity of charred timbers. No traces Of ac- .tual fire have been feaEd -.-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
TAX FORMS h" tAi'- m g rS RELEASED JANUARY 2

,PHOENIX, Decn 3o--Frank B. Stewart. collector of internal revenue, gave notice today that Forms 1o4oA individual ineome tax returns for net incomes, of moi more than five thous- and dollars for the calendar year 1922. will be realesed on January 2 1923, to each taxpayer throughout the state. returns for which can be filed in the Coliectoys oqfnees at ssy time up ,o and including MaIch l5, 1923
 h case ,she taxpayer does not re- eeiye these foFms they may be ob- tained by application to the collec- tors once or otae division chiefs ip their respective districts. ,s-..,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
LIVESTOCK AND RANGES

PHOENIX. Dee. % That abund- ant sunshine and absence of stormy weather has done much to maintain range stock in a fair to good condi- tion is The subsfance of telosraphic information from reporters in Ari- zona and western New Mexico ,p the weather bureau office in Phoenix. No prec ecipitation has fallen during the week and winter ranges are entirely free rom snow. storms earlier in the month have improved ranges to some extent and stock water appears to be adequate in most sections. The weather in the south continued mild and the reporter at Douglas states that the rang. shows green in pro tected spots. Desert and valley ranges arc improving under the in nucnce of the mild daytime tempera. fIIrpS
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
CROSS BORDER
 ON THEIR WAY TO COAST

MORALES, Ariz., Dec. 2S.-The largest single consignment of toma ftcecs to pass through the port of Ncgales this year crossed oyer the border on the s. P. de NJ. tracks yes ,terday afternoon, enrou;e to Los Al gees and various other points.
 The movement of tomatoes hs 5 reen more or less retarded. it is sat. e'i. by reason of the American toma- .:) crop still being on the market and the tendency of this present supply to lower prices of the southern crci.
 The threatened embargo on :oma toes has more or less died away ard -~ili eventually be dropped entirely due to the lack of evidence on tl:e .lart of Florida and California grow: CTS. who attempted to. prove nesore investigating committee in Washing ton, that the Mexican product was infected with injurious larvae and would eventually contaminate the American tomato and frui. crops :,
 Daily. cars of tomatoes are rolling into Sosales. sonora: but t is re ported that in the pesr future that en- l. tire ,rans na wifi be bsmd. devoted tedoa to c,1y s1y3 l -sI .i!IW brg g2nidt TSYO zGoi gi y1 ing that vegetable and that they win be coming in and going out of Port .Y3HHOTTE HOo1Ify Nosales in large numbers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
sEvEN-YEAR-otD LAD sUsTAINs HORRIBLE
 INJURIES IN FALL

%
 DOUGLAS. Dec. 2s.-Falling from a meat rack in his fathers store, the 7-yesr-old son of Victor Locknar, pro- prietor of the New State bakery. 531 F avenue. yesterday afternoon sus- tained serious injuries sharp meat hook was plunged half through the left leg and when he dropped to the floor his right leg was broken be tween the knee aad ankle. He was rushed to the onice of Dr. Bim Smith,
 9ro:S6moy su .OaETIeE E!Dy. where the latter and Dr. Greene at tended to the lads injuries
 snofsoGroT 10 .cIIcd' The younEster was climbing upon the meat rack during the absence of his father and slipped. As he, fell 9 meat hook jabsed into lis les and bis weight tore the ne.h apart and per mitfed him to drop to the floor.
 .sGl3pod a-isH aGE gebrsl,sr4 4 B7aNsg
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
ENGLISH YeANHxEs ToEAtu
 aExicAN SILVER MINES

MEXICO CITY. Dee, 2si-l, has been officially announced that syn dicate of English bankers will estab- fish bank in Mexico with 2 capital
 -sTtC =TN ( 2 V O of S,000,0o0 pound sterling, o.
 -5ATTrtF ~ V The purpose of this concern will be -A'ENDlsI ts-&. hLl( g--.LL e. r~4sf- to aid the. mining industry by making ONT TI i.5ITIslH Sg IT si'Jg h@TTfI. a1 loans to producers Df metals. Spe- LSFEI BItN oJ s.4t lO.ftL fEhBeJ f.. cal aid 1 VII pc sIven iHi'tp silver proddrf- ers,. inasmucb ss. England and her co'onies no Ns are sa1S saS .in neea e (" uo.ne .nee white metal ...-...
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
COBB SAYS HUNT WILL
 BUILD ARIZONA ROADS

Don; get worried about the roads of Arizona" said Lamar Cobb, foTme CT state highway engineer Of Arizona. now representing American concrete interests in Arizona.
 Gov. Hunt is going 10 carry for ward the road building work of the state and heyis EpnEt9 Eef' that the road. already hpi,f arr kent in proper condition. O-'' Governor Hunt will make 4 good Give h,m a chance -.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
HUSBAND AND WIFE
DIE IN SAME MIGHT

PHOENIX. Dee 26.-only six hours separated the deaths of Charles and
 Alice Davis. husband and wife, Sat, .urday night. according to petitions, for
 letters of administration in their es- .tates, filed simultaneously in the To- cal superior court. They were buried
 together in Greenwood cemetery
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
CONTINUE WAR ON
 -RopENIS. PLEA OF ARIZONA ycAIILENgN


 PHOENlA, Dec. % Urging its members to confer with the senators and representatives of the coming legislature and point out to them the advantages of continuing the state appropriation O: sso0oo a year for two years in oyder 10 match simi- far amount given by the |. $. biolcgi- cal survey to rid Arizona of preda- tory animals and rodent pests is the message conveyed in $. bulletin by the Arizona Cattle Gyowers' associa- tion.
 The l. <. biological survey annual ly appropria,es ssc,oOo for use in Ar!- zona. which is matched by a similar amount given by the state, the bulie- tin states The best hunters are em- ployed to poison and trap predatory animals such as hons. wolves and coyotes. Men arc also employed 10 kill prairie doss. sophers. jackrah- bit, and rats The s3O,ooo appropria- tion !s divided equally between the predatory animal control and the de- sa.'nert in charge of the rodent
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
OVER 500 ATTEND '' ofNNeR GIVEN IN
 ''7'L- eoveRNoe.s HONOR

PHOENIx, Ariz. Dec. ,,2s: 2s:1More than 500 friends and politica! as, scciates attended dinner here to- night in honor of Governor Thomas F. Campbell and other Republicsn oaieials vho are retiring ta,t the the end of the present year.
 trE gocs 70 5Tofz .bIE. TDoF brDOT
 In an address following the dinner Governor Campbell declared that he would not be candidate for any political ofice for many years to come" YAQaUTA2
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
XMAS BOXES SENT ,-- -....-
 TO FORT HuACHUcA

TUCSON, Dec. 2t.-A number Of the ladies of Tucson, who are chapter
 members of the Red Cross sent Xmas
 boxes to the soldiers of Ft. Huaehuca who, because of various forms of Dl- ness. are confined to the hospital as the fort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
Poultry. Der dozen. slU.
Automobile Values.

Automobiles. 1922 models. 21 per cent off list prices on other cars use values as sent ont by the tax commission and shown in used car market reports of December, 1922. h all events The assessor will consid- er the condition of the machine.
 The productive mines is the largest class of property in The state and in most eases, the assessment of these properties is made by the tax com. mission as are the railroads Lands and cattle are the ,wo large, items assessed by the county assessors. Automobile and motorcycles are as sessed by the assessors at the time the state license fee is collected and the license issued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31

yahJ1 aro: ri sTo5isiz sEJ ssoTa ses
 s5. la ->ae3 shi ic ssesisYd gri7Lt
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
MEXICAN METAL . .s
 .PRooUcTIoH INCREASES

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2s.--The pro- ducfion and eYporLation of all kinds of metals has increased very material ly during the year 1922. according to information made public by the gov eTnm lent department here today for fhe first nine months of the vear
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
S'5F ce-.E E=S CON eINATIoN klTTy BIS PET.

: TUCSON, Dec. 2s.-k ranger on -tDsf ssfi hfpt Ef . isn.4gsi the Coronado forest reserve has found "a settler with a house pet. which had "a tabby eat as mother and skunk for father. The ''kitten" is described as O. -<IgSi- a DsLA4si t. -s- v s~.bi-uEtA 70 having two sets of ears. one of them that of pOlecat and :ke other of . |,
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
Many Have Seen Slair.

More than loG0o predatory animals have been killed while stockmeu esti- mate that 2a.ooo more were poisoned and never found Among the animals put out of existence and classed as "cov killers wore 2l2 wolves. 257 mountain lon-. 5s bears and the bal ance was made ID of coyotes. bobcats etc Tho association estimates the saving 10 the cattlemen at s52S.ooo
 -hc radcn; control department of the loeal survey office is estimated 10 have saved the ca;tlemen and farm CTS of Arizona more than s400,o0O during the year More than 5000 stock men and farmers have been assisted durinc ihe year by the frequent use oi poisoned grain and gas as directed ry the survey bureau. the report says.
 Cochise and Graham counties re port that prairie dogs have been com pletely exterminated from their Te- speCtive vicinities. according to the associations report This in turn, has reclaimed more than 500, ,000 acres of fine grazing and agricultural land. doubling the amount of grass on ev- cry acre of grazing land and saving hundreds of thousands O. dollars worth of grass and field crops which were heretofore lost through the ac- tivity O. these pests The work will 'be extended 10 the other counties of the states fl the appropriation is con tinUed. the report adds
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
SCISSORS SET
 ALuAIIQN ON
MANY GLASSES

Announcement of the minimum valuations for various classes of prop erty in the state as adopted by the county assessors in conference Tues day and Wednesday with the State Tax Commission in Phoenix was made SatuHiay by Charles R Howe. chair man of the state tax commission. in setting minimum valuation to be used. the assessors agreed after the first Of the year. they would in nc ease place a lower assessed val uation on class Of property than in the minimuni saluatien agreed ui'cn al the conference
 The minimum valuations were fixed Chairman Howe of the lax commis- sion srid in order that each class of property in the state will De assessed as uniformly as possible. The assessor did not attempt to place 2 minimum valuation on irrigated farming or eraEin2 land or upon ihe productive inining claims in the state.
 Values Fixed
 The minimum values fixed nr the conference Were as follows
 Fences, per wire mile, s2a
 Merchandise to te assessed per h., yentory value. merchants being re quired to acknowledge reports before q notary with copies sent 70 the tax cummissson. Farnitu.e and fixtures are not mcmdcd in the merchandise item.
 Nonproduc,iyc pa,en,ea mines, lode claims. per acre, s3s.3o. rer full claim s75O.
 Patented mih sites. per acre sss-&O.
 Non-productiye patented placer claims inclgdins coal lands. per acre. sl0.
 Livestock as follows:
 Horses per head Range. s20, work. class 4. SlGQ work. class B, s4O: saddle class 4. sl00; saddle, class E. si0. stallions. Sl00; mules. class A. sloo: mules. class B. $40; asses. S; jacks, Sloo.
 Cattle per head; Range, including all calves of the preceding year, s20; range. two years and up, SEQ; beef or feeders. s35, mich cows, class \. Slg0. milch COWS. class E. Sic; bulls $50.
 Sheep. per head, s; rams. sl5.
 Goats. common or graded. per head s2
 Swine. per head, slo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31

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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31

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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31

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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31

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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-31
YAQaUTAs

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
PRINDEREA UNUI
ARESTANT
SCAPAT

Cleveland. Ohio. Is lunie. =
Gardianul Edwin Myers pie
cat de la penitenciarul central Sd
duca la judecata pc puscarlasul
Joseph G.. Steward, care flgura
ca martor in procesul unui indi-
vid asupra caruia sc gasise mare
cantitate de nitrOglicerina (cea
mai puternma materie eNplosl.
,bila).
Venind amandoi in tren, are
stantul s'a rugat de gardian sal
deslege mana 81 sa mearga Gu el
ca sd bea apa. Acesta la indepli-
nit dorinta 81 la condus. la ba-
zin, unde trei oameni pareau ca
discuta linistiti despre buna in
stalatie de apa trenului. Pe
cand arestantul bea apa, unul
lui. Arestantul la smucit ace
dintre eel trei aruncat o mana
Gle piper pisat in ochii gardiapu'
stuia imediat revOlverul din mana
81 sarit JOS pc fereastra vago.
nului. Printre pasageri s'a lprodus
O mare turburare, cand cei trei
necunoscuti all pus revolverele N
coasta gardianului, porucindu-l
sd nu miste.
Gu toata invalmasala, pnul
dintre pasageri avut prezenta
de spirit sa traga manivela dc
Ialarma. Trenul stat imediat, iar
|-cei trei necunosc,lti s'au ameste-
cat printre pasageri.
AreStantul, imbracat i'll hainele
vargate de puscarie, a luat-o la
fuga catre 0 pddure din apropie-
re, dupa cc traseSe mai intai ull
foe de revolver asupra trenului 81
strigase: sd nu ma urmariti!"
| Niste muncitori de sectie, carl
lucrau Gu tinacoapele pc linia
trenului, s'au luat dupa el, dar nu
|l'au putut ajunge. Atunci unul
din eli q dat fuga Ia Gel mai apro.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
AVIATORI RUSI
PRINSI in
ROMANIA

BUCURESTI, Is Iunie. = Dol
aviatOri al Rusiei sOvietiSte au fost
detinuti la Chisinau de antoritati-
lie militare, in urma unei aterlzar1
fortate aeroplanului lor langa
pTighina, Basarabia.
Cauza aterizarei fOrtate a fost
un defect de motor. Ell nu au
mai putut ridica 81 au dat foe ae-
roplanului. Jandarmii roman IN
sa au reusit sd stinga flacarlle s.
au gasit aeroplanul incarcat Gu ma
nifeste bolsevice tiparite in roma
neste, abuse Gu scopul sd fie distri-
butte populated din Basarabia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
CONFERINTIA:
DELA HACA

HAGA, Is Iunie--Azi s'au a
dunat aici delegatii tarilor euro
penc ca sa incerce din nou gaslrea
mijloacelor pentru refacerea Eu-
ropei. Palatul Pacei fost All To-
cul unei conferinte preliminare la
care au participat expertii al lS
natii pentru stabilirea prOgramului
de discutie.
Aliatii sunt din nou Impartiti
asupra unei chestii fundamentals
francczii au cerut ca, inainte de
toate, sd sc ceara ruSilor recunoa-
sterea datoriilor 81 proprietatea
privata-ca conditii pentru parti-
ciparea la conferinta. Englezii in
sd au refuzat in mod categoric.
Guvernul olandez este foarte i'll
grijorat caci Sc teme ca nu cumva
aceasta cOnferlnta sa pOarte III ca
simburele. unui nou razboiu euro
pean. Pan 'acum n 'au respuns de-
cat IA natii ca vor trimite delegati
oficiali-afara de expert. Italia,
Spania 81 membrii Micei Antante
n 'au respuns inca. Oar Sc crede
ca aceste natii vor sa participe.
Uncle delegatii nu vor veni pana
la 26 Iulie, cand trebuie sa sosea-
sea 81 rusii.
Statele Unite 81 Iceland sunt ia
|'rile carl au refuzat participarea.
Toate discutiile conferintei vor Fl
secrete 81 nu vor Fl sedinte plenare,
= precum an fost la Genoa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
o v1ZITA.

Dl loan Roman de la Indiana
polls ne-a facut ieri> o vizita Ia
redactie, in care timp s'a intere-
sat de bunul mers al ziarului 81
ne-a dat sfaturi prietenesti 81 in
curajeri la munca.
Dansul este in serviciul politiei
din Indianapolis 81 un vechiu 81
devotat membru al organizatiu-
nei noastre. La plecare a donat
suma de $500 in fondul ziarului
Multumirile noastre stunt egale
GU dragostea ce O are dansul pen
tru ziarul America pentru
Uniune 81 pentru toate lucrurilc
romanesti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
1rupe H. ..,ese
contra mineriIor
grevisti

SALT LAKE CITY, Is Iu-
nie.-Omor1rea mui pazitor de
mine 81 ranirea unui oficiant de
niste oameni carl au Impuscat
asupra unui tren langa Castle
Gate, in districtul minerilor
grevisti din Utah, a avut ca re-
zultat trimiterea la fata locu-
lui a trei unitati della Garda
Nationala din Utah 81 o pro
clamatie a guvernorului Mabey
prin care Sc declara stare de
asediu in acel district.
Vecinatatea oraselor Cameron,
Helper 81 Scofield va fl pazita de
200 gardisti 81 de doua escadroane
de cavalerie. Vor mai fl trimise
trupe la Winter Quarters, Castle
Gate, Kenilworth 81 Spring Can
yOn.
Maiorul Elmer johnson, tOman-
dantul detasamentelor, va avea au-
toritatea de a inchide toate minele
in cazuri de necesitate.
Trenul, apartinator societatci
Utah Railway Co., a fOst atacat in
apropierea orasului Jacobs, langa
Standardville, = precum spun ra-
pcartele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
CRU ROMANESC
PENTRU RUSIA

BUCURESTI, Is Iunie.-Sapte-
zeci mil de tone de cereale au fOst
trimise din Romania in Russia de
catre Comisia interaliata pentru "a
iutorarea Rusiei. I'm delegat al
acestei comisiuni TRIMS scrisoa-
re de multamire authorization ro-
manesti exprimand recunostinta
comisiunei pentru ajutorul pretios
dat de autoritatile romanesti recn-
noscand ca munca comisiei a fost
foarte multi uSurata prin acest a
Jutor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

plat post de telcgrafie 81 a che
mat sheriful.
Peste un sfert de ceas un grur
de o suta de fermieri armati, cari
Gu pusti, carl Gu furci, carl Gu
topoare, avand shcriful in frunte
cercetau padurea in lung sin lat
Dupa o cautare de doua ore eli au
gasit pc ascuns in niste tufe desc
81 acoperit Gu iarba uscata. Are.
statul fost TRIMS inapoi Ia Man.
sfield, ca de acolo sd fie inainta,
alta data Ia Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

Frat Romdni,
Grele 81 nenumaratc au fost jert-
fele, pc earl att de generos le-ati
adus pc altarul Patriei infaptuind
Romania Mare!
Vol. generatiei de sacrificiu. at
avut fericirea sd vedeti implinit vi
sui, care atitea veacuri a clocotit
incatusat in piepturile parintilor
81 stramosilor vostri.
In aceasta fericire aivoastra in
sd. nu. trebuie sa uitati, ca nu tot
fiji neamului romanesc au avut no.
rocul sa sc bucure de rOadele bi.
ruintei: dincolo de hOtarele Roma.
niei Mari de All imprejurarile au
facut ca fara vina noastra, nici a
lor, sau popOarelor, in mijlOcul
carora traiesc, sd ramana numerOsi
=
buni 81 vrednici frati de al nostri.
Daca imprejurarile le-au harazit
alta soarta, 0 datorie sfinta ne po-
runceste sa lie dam eel putin hrana
sufleteasca de care au alta nevoe,
pentru ca prin sshli 81 biserici ro-
"
.lnanesti. sa-si po3ia. pastra graiul
81 credinta stranoseasca.
SOcietatea "Graiul Romanesc
STA luat sarcina de a duce la III
deplinire aceasta mislune, fOrmand
puntea de legatura intre moi 81 toti
fratii nostri din afara de Regat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
Prinlaru| 0|eS in Cleveland
PRIMARUL DIN YOUNGSTOWN Sc
PLANCE CONTRA CONSILIULUI
MUNICIPAL
DE CE NU POATE Fl CONDUS UN ORAS
CA @ AFACERE PRIVATA?

Primaru George L. Oles din Youngstown tinut er vor
bire la Cubul Oranesc expunand cauzee car impeca
adminstra orasu Youngstown asa placea ui FL
bameaza lege nvecite ale satuui cosliu municipal
guamentu servciuu civil, lipsa de bani poa rea, ETC.
Tousi crede poate face mutt bne penru orasu fru
tea caruia sta. Ell cut declarata ca poae ssemu d-
rectoruu de oas (Cy Manager) este Gel mai bun penru
de conduce oras cat poate de bne.