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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
WANTS DAMAGES
NEW ROADWAY FROM FRIDINGER'S MILL
TO BALTIMORE AND HANOVER PIKE
BEING BUILT.

The Circuit Court was engaged on
Thursday of this week in the trial of
a road case arising on the petition of
Harry Black. Thomas T. Shaffer and
IA number of other residents of Man
chester District asking that a new
roadway be laid frcm point on the
Fridinger Mill OF Bachman Valley
Public Road to the old Baltimore and
Hanover Turnpike lie; ling to Man
chester The road was objected to by
Mr.. Harvey r. RhoadeS and others on
the ground that the public conven-
ience did not require it to be opened.
THE County Commissioners appointed
examiners, who were Herbert r.
Wooden. Howard Vine and Edward
Tasto. who reported that the roadway
was required for the public conven-
ience and found that. because of the
advantages of the road. no damage
was done to the lands of Messrs. liar-
vey Rhoades. Harry Black and Thorn
as Shaffer. through which the propOs-
ed new road is to pass, and the County
Commissioners confirmed this report
of the Examiners and directed the
road to he opened: and it is from this
decision that Mr. Rhoadcs has appeal
ed on the ground that the public con-
venience does not require the opening
of the road and that. if it does. his
property is damaged and compensa-
tion shonld be awarded him. These
two questions are now being heard be-
fore Il Jury. The testimony of a num-
ber of witnesses was given on Thurs
day when. because of Judge Moss en-
gagementS. the hearing was adjourn
ed until Thursday, March 2nd. when
the case will be resumed. From the
number of persons present as wit
nesses and spectators great interest in
this case is indicated.
The petitioners are represented by
Bond & Parke and Mr.. Rhoades by
Guy W. Steele
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WILLIAMS

Mr.. John l.. Williams died at his
home near Winfield, Monday morning,
at 1.15 O'Clock. aged 20 years. He was
the husband of Mrs. Mary A. Williams
who survives him; also one daughter.
Mrs. Guy Stem, Enterprise.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day at Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal
Chucch at II o'clock a. m. Rev r. l..
Mowbrav officiating. Pallbearers were
VI. j. Houck, D. H. Zile Fl. NJ. Horton,
A. p. Frizzell. Thos. Kreglo and L..
Freyman Interment in adjoining GEM
etery. c. NJ Waltz funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24

The Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of st. Matthew's
Lutheran Church. Pleasant Valley,
will holds its meeting at the home OF
Jeremiah Koontz. Saturday evening,
February -. at 7.30 O'Clock. If wealth
err is inclement it will be held March
L.
Leonard Wantz, 15-year-old son of
Mrs. George Wantz, of near Pleasant
Valley. sustained a very severe injury
February 18th. While in the act of
cranking his brothers automobile the
engine back fired fracturing both the
wrists. and painfully bruising that
member.
Gov. Ritchie's reorganization bill
went through the House with vote
of rs for and 21 against. Democrats
give it solid support with the help of
a few. Republicans. Mr.. Albert w.
Spencer. of Carroll county. being one
of the gentlemen to help. With Gov.
Ritchie's signature the bill becomes a
law.
Mrs. Olive Otis Gebhardt, wife of
Frederick Gebhardt, died Yesterday at
Sykesville, at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. j. c. Clark, Springfield Mansion,
of a complication of troubles. She was
the daughter of the late Harry G. and
Helen Greer Otis. of New York. Sur
viving is her husband. The funeral
will be held from Mrs Clark's resi-
dence Saturday at 1.30. Burial will be
in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
CRIST

Harry A. Crist died at his home
Eastview, Sunday morning about Z
O'Clock, aged IL years, 8 months and
u days. His death was caused by
pneumonia He is survived by two
sons, Ralph and Raymond. of the
West. and one brother and one niece,
of Eastview Funeral services We're
held Tuesday at 1.30 at Deer Park
Church by Rev. J n. Link. Interment
in adjoining cemetery. The pallbear-
ers were Albert Arnold. James and
Charles Nightengale. Ernest Glover,
Thomas Jones and John Conaway.
Harvey Bankard and son funeral di-
rpctOrS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas Case and Ruth r. Chew
both OF Carroll County.
Clarence H. Angles and Elsa Dorerr
both of Baltimore.
Alton +. Miller and Velsa II. Funk
man. both of Hanover, Pa.
William f. Schaeffer and Mary X.
Bankert. Union Mills.
Guy w. Wolfe, Hanover, Pa, and
Agnes Z. Bowers, Taneytown.
Neyin L. Schultz and Bessie V. Mar
tin. both Of Hampstead.
Henry c. Smith and Fannie l.. Mill
bury. both of Union Bridge.
George D. Deyilbiss, New Windsor,
and Ruthellen Myers, Uniontown.
John II. Gosnell and Annie D.
Theatley, both of Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
ELECTION SUPERVISORS AP-
POINTED.

Governor Ritchie presented to the
Senate Yesterday the following APP
pointments for Carroll county:
For Supervisors of Election-Ed-
ward O. Diffendal, this city; Alonzo
B. Sellman. Watersville, both Demo
Gratis; Moses j. NJ TroXell. Republi-
can. near Mt Pleasant.
Board of Managers of Springfield
State HospitaI-Frank j. Beasman,
Baltimore city. vice Henry Forsythe,
deceased: Wade H. D. Warfield, Car
roll county, vice self.
The appointments for Justice of the
Peace and Notary Public will be an
nounced in our next issue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
sIM0N 4 LEISTFR DEAD

Simon A. Leister. aged IS years. OF
Tiffin. Ohio. died Thursday. February
16. from paralysis. Mr.. Lester was
horn in Westminster, October IL, 1S4S,
INIT has resided in Tiffin since 1873
and engaged in the plumbing business.
He married a Miss Mary Louise
Reayer. this city. Surviving him are
several sons and daughters: one sis
tor Mrs. Carrie Hull, this city. lie
was a member of the Masonic oraei
here. For many years he was mem
her of the school board of that city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
100000 BOND ISSUE.

., we understand the County Commits
t' gtoners favor 100000 bond issue.
bonds to be issued as needed for
nun ana road purposes and to bear
g., per cent. interest. The bonds will be
ior long term and provisions are
made q; for creating a sinking fund.
ouiu u,L3u This pass the Legislature.
u. nich likely it will, the question
~ Mouiu then be submitted to the peo-
pe p IN special election BY
inm lifting Ior the general election moth
los los, would be accomplished before
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
CASE

Miss Ruth Chew. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin R. Chew. of Pataps-
GO. and Mr.. Thomas Case, son of
Mrs. Mary Case. East Green street,
we're married Saturday noon at the
parsonage of st. Johns Cathohc
Church. this city by Rev Father
Thomas McGuigan. The couple are
now on their honeymoon to wash
ington and other places OF interest.
Mrs. Case was popular school teach
er at Finksburg. while Case has num-
erous friends in this city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
COURT HOUSE NEWS
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

John d. Miller to Thomas NJ Bow
or and wife, 12O acres, for $4,000
John W. Snyder and wife to Clinton
! ". Fridinger, 16 acres for $491.06.
Charles p Geiman ct al. to Charles
r Copenhayer and wife, IS square
roods, for $500.
Robert McCulley and wife to Elias
\ Bearer and wife, II acres, for SO.
Roswell Hoffacker and wife to
Charles H. Miller and wife, small lot
for SO.
Roswell Hoffacker and wife to How
ard p. Graf and wife, small lot for $40
Clarence II. Wolfe and wife to Ed
ward J Stuller and wife, small lot for
$40.
Ella NJ. Shipley, widow. to John p.
and Henry Klee, q acres for 500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
FIRST BASKETBALL GAME.

On Wednesday evening. March 1st,
the Girls Basketball team of the High
School will play Blue Ridge College
girls. This is the first game of girls
basketball ever PLAYED by the high
school on the local floor. From point
of interest this game will surpass all
others that have been played in West
minister
Following the girls game. Blue
Ridge College second team will play
the high school team. This is the last
scheduled game of the season
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
COMMUNITY MEETING

All persons interested in commun-
ity welfare will be present at the
meeting in the County Agents office
at u. m, March 3rd. Representatives
from the various churches, organiza-
tions and lodges will be asked to
meet at that date and come to some
definite conclusion concerning hos
pital. community house or what the
meeting shall decide is Westminster's
greatest need. This means you. Come
see what YOU can do to help.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
DRAFT DESERTERS IN CARROLL
GnI-NTY

Following is the list of alleged
draft deserters of the World War
sent to us by Corps Area Commander
from Fort Howard:
Fred Bee. Westminster.
Clarence l.. Butler, New Windsor.
Dominick Damelio, Union Bridge.
Charles Lewis Pool, SyhCsvilla.
John Radcliffe, col. Union Bridge.
Michael Vaughtman, Asbestos.
Leroy Almond Webster. Sykesville.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Edward W. Case has just sold
through his office, 40 East Main street
the George Batson property, located
on East Main street. to John w. Beard.
The Adam Rupert farm OF AZ acres. l
mile east of Westminster. to Frank
Koontz: the Eugene Wright home. 176
Pennsylvania avenue. this city, to Da-
vid l.. Study; the Robert McCulloh
farm of 30 acres. located near Meadow
Branch. to Elias Y. Beaver.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
ANGLES-D0RERR

A quiet wedding was solemnizeu at
the Church of God parsonage, MONDAY
afternoon at 2.30, when MISS Elsa
Dorerr became the bride OF MI Gar
ence Howard Angles. The bride ana
groom are both of Baltimore, Both
were handsomely attired. There were
no attendants. The ring ceremony was
used Rev. John H. Gonso, pastor OF
Church of God. performed the cere-
mOnV.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
CHEVROLET AUTO Burns Up

The Chevrolet touring car owned by
Frank Warehime. near Gambler,
caught fire and was completely con-
sumed bv the blaze about 400 yards
east of Gambler. Sunday, February L.
1t is said that defective wiring caus-
ed the fire to start. Insured with
Stoner & Hobby, this city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
NO STATE ROAD YET.

The money deposited with the
County Commissioners by the people
interested in the State road from this
city to Wariieldshurg by the way OF
Spring Mills, has been returned by the
Commissioners to each person sub
scribing. Possibly the state road pro-
iect for that locality has been post
poned to a future date.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24

Miss Nellie billiard, who has been
spending some time in Gettysburg,
has returned
Glen Rock Fire Company has pur-
chased an American La France Fire
Engine for $4,000,
Thomas Ham and family, of Han
over. Pa. will move to Alesia next
week to make their home.
Wednesday was the warmest 22nd
of February since 1874. The thermome-
ter registered 40 degrees.
+ Western Maryland trims Davis and
Elkins - to "a at the Armory last
night in a sharply basket ball contest.
( Rev. John c. Murray. b. b.. will
preach at the Centenary Methodist
! Episcopal Church, Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock.
! DR.. Fitzhugh will leave for Chicago
J tomorrow morning and expects to be
gone until March s. Doctor iS going
on business trip.
Everyone interested in the Art
Course please meet in the County
Agents office. Tuesday night, Febru
airy 2Sth at o'clock.
Yesterday morning blast was sent
off in the quarries at the Union Bridge
Cement works that caused the wind
ows to rattle in this city
Westminster Athletic Association
will talk baseball to death at a meet
ing in the American Legion room,
East Main street, Sunday afternoon.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
st. Beniamin's Lutheran Church will
meet Thursday evening. March 2, az
the home of Mrs. Edward Starner, at
7.30 p. III.
The annual banquet of Western
Maryland College Alumni will be held
in Washington tonight at Franklin
Square Hotel. DR.. Mcdaniel and Presi-
dent Ward are booked for addresses.
The Ladies Aid Society of Provi-
dence Methodist Protestant Church,
will hold an oyster supper Saturday,
February 25th in the Jr. o. L. A. VI.
Hall. at Gambler.
Senator Millard E. Tydings of Har-
ford county, has announced himself as
a candidate for Congress from the
Second Congressional District on the
Democratic ticket.
G. Harry Bevard, Eldersburg. bought
the Thiele farm, containing LOG acres,
near Svkesville. Wednesday for SIS
an acre. Vim. d. Hepner was the trus-
tee Guv w. Steele attorney. All of
the personal property was sold and
fair prices being realized.
The new road from Tannery to Gran
berry is being worked on by force OF
men. 1t starts from Gorsuch road and
follows an old road bed used years
ago on the north side of the Falls to
Cranberry 1t Eliminates the crossing
the W. NJ Railroad at Tannery.
William Henry Cummings died
Monday at his residence in Baltimore.
Funeral services were held yester-
day. The body was brought to this
city the same afternoon and buried
in Krider's cemetery. Mr.. Cummings
was a former resident and was well
known here.
Miss Mary Wagner, Pennsylvania
avenue. cut large and small artefy
in her right arm Wednesday morning
by falling on piece of glass. Miss
Wagner was carrying two tumblers
and tripped over the carpet. causing
her to fall, with the glasses. In doing
so the glasses broke and the jaggard
edge of one cut deep into her arm.
Two physicians treated the wound.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
AFTER HOOSIER hid

Hoosier Kid is coming back March
Z to put Dewey down twice for the de-
cision Mr. c. c. Beach will referee and
the place will be in the Opera House
for the wrestling match. Dewey is
ready for the Hoosier brat. Nuf said
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
HYDE

Infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Hyde. Of New Windsor, died Mon
day. February 20 Interment was
made in Leister's cemetery, Tuesday.
James NJ. Stoner, funeral director.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-02-24
STIENBERG-EYLER

Miss Edith Eyler, daughter of Mrs.
Charles Sharrer, of Thurmont, anu
Clarence Stienberg, of Union Erldge'
were married at the home or the
groom on Sunday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-14
Pacea asjgurata Ia 81
societati de cal ferate
CREVISTII Sc REINTORC LA LUCRU
DREPTUL DE VECHIME NU e MENTIONAT OAR MUM
CITOR11 ISL vOR PRIMI DREPTURILE

CHICAGO, IA Sept.-Comitetu muncitoror grevst della
atelieree caor fcrate autorzat NJ Jewell condu
catoru grevistor s separate paron
cailor fcrae.
Aceasta actlune pune capat la 81 de socc-
tat de Cal ferate din ce 202 comanii mari
cori sunt in greva ntre aceste socett sunt New York
Central, Baltimore Ohio, The Southern Cleveland Cncn-
nat Chicago 81 ST. Louis (Bg Four) Seabord Airline Chi
cago st. Louis (Nickel Plae); 81 Chesapeake Ohio.
Pacea poate arbu mai ales dui Warfeld repre-
znta actii della Cal ferae in valoare de $1OOO0O00OO
Conracul fost semnat er la p. in.
laa princpaee cond de pace:
Tot oamen carl ateiere primi plata
xaa de Comu federal al della caile
trat i'm vigoare de ule Drepu de veclme
menoat in traaul semat dar nteeg muncor rena
drepurie pc carl au de Iuie Vor ampoiati
a oamei carl ucaza cat lucru
Discutie rcferitoare la tuaa dntre munctori
luru fost amploiat della
inanae ui comitet ase capau
81 fl egal reprezenae
S mai uat in contract 81 condc socetale de cal ate
lucrun tmp de 30 zle-a ot carl
de violentd i'll decursul grevei
Conractul mentoneaza mimic prvre la condie de l
cru implicit ntege dspozlc comicului federal
eel fl datatoare de
Autoriate federac dcclara angc
de loc dispozie guvernuui federal pve la eca
in Trbunaul federal dc ac.
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ulnbNa unui
nOu razb0i

LONDRA, IA Sept.-Se pare ca
in prezent cloc0S este 81 sta gaia de
-isbucnlre un nOu raZboi. in care
'hordele turcesti, ajutate de arma-
tele rosi ale bolsevismului rusesc
au luat armele contra celorlalte na-
tiuni europene 81 mai ales contra
aliatilor.
O noua avansare a kemalistiIor
catre Constantinopol, tinta turci-
lor nationalist, poate fl semnaluI
urei declaratii de razboi din partea
Marei Britanii. Russia intrat in
conflict GU sprijinul fats al tur-
cilor.
Dardanelele, poarta oritntului
apropiat, asupra carora natiunile
S au certat 81 All luptat veacuri
dearandul, amehinta sd devina re-
sortul de explozie al unui nou ma.
eel mondial, in uazul cd turcii tin
81 pc mai depafte la ambitiile Ior
81 nu iau i'm seama uItimatul ALA
tilor.
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NOMINARILE
DIN MICHICANS ST
MASSACHUSETTS

DETROIT, ii Sept. - Dintre
candidate pentru senat a repurtat
victoria Senatorul Charles f.
Townsend Gu o majoritate de vreu
2o,oOO de voturi. Kelley. Sc as
tepta sa sdrobeasca sansele cclor-
lalti candidate, in virtutea influcn-
tel lul Henry Ford, dar de abba
a VENT al treilea in Wayne county,
lar Townsend la inxins in High,
land Park 81 Hamtramck, cele mai
devotate localitati ale lui Henry
Ford. Senatorul Lodge in alegeri-
lie Gle eri fost reales Gu ma jori-
tate de 141, 900, contra hui Joseph
Walker, oponentul sau.
Guvernorul Groesbeck fost re-
nominal cu majoritate de mai
mutt Gle 100000, avand mai multe
voturi de cat toti oponentii sal la
olalta.
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Begia Ssteapta
TcSpunsu CGrIllaIiei

BRUSELA, IA Sept.-Guvernul
Belgiei nu va face nici 0 initiativa
pentru continuarea discutiilor Gu
Germania Gu privire la chestia des-
pagubirilor, caci este convins c a
facut tot eel este in putinta pen
truca sd asigure, pc cal pacinice,
platirea sumei de 1O0,OOO,O0O
marci aur.
Presa belgiana constata, Gu una
nimitate, ca guvernul Germanici e.
ste in stare sd faca fata obligatii-
lor sale, dar nu vrea pana ce nu
este amenintat sau fortat, Char
81 ziarele carl mai pana eri sfatu,
iau pc guvern alba 0 atitudine
mai impaciuitoare fata de Germa-
MIA, All acuza pc germani dc rea
vointa.
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CONSULT AMERI-
CAM in ANGLIA
REABILITAT!I

In urma investigation guyernu-
lui Statelor Unite, nici urma de
vina nu s'a gasit in contra dol
consult americani, earl au fost re-
vocati de Marea Britanie pc motiv
ca favorizau interesele americana
contra vapOarelor engleze.
Gu tOate ca exista 0 dispozitie
care prevede limita de concurenta.
totuSl nu Sc poate aStepta ca gu
vernul Statelor Unite, sd permita
intimidarea consulilor sal pentru a
asista companiilc de vapoare en-
gleze. In aceasta privinta o nota
foarte claCl va Fl trimisa Ministe-
rului de Afaceri Streine al An
gliei.
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Partidul national Isl va continua
lupta pentru afirmarea democra-
tiei, constitutionalismului 81
dreptatei sociale, impotriva
acapararei 81 capatuirei
partidului liberal.
Declaratiile d-lui lulu Manu-.

Presidiul Partidului national. dl
lulu Manu- aflat de binc, pen
tru lamurirea situatiei politice, 81
in special a atitudinei politice a
Partidului national, face decla-
rattle pe earl lie publican aicl.
In fata atator atacuri meschinc
pc care Partidul liberal nj lie tri-
mite la lumina zilei 81 mai ales
din umbra, declaratiile preziden-
tului nostru nu pot sa fie decat
bine venite.
Daca Partidul national este All
centrul de gravitatic in politica
interna a Romaniei- Mari, acest
fapt atat de imbucurator pentru
regenerarea vietii politice de la
moi, Sc datoreste in rindul eel
dintai intelepciunii 81 energiei cu
care prezidentul nostru il conduce
in marea lupta pentru triumful
'democratiei nationale 81 intro.
narii regimului adevarat consti.
tutional.
Actiunea politica Partidului
nostru bine fixata, multumita
acestei anduceri 81 a traditiai
luptei noa> tre din trecut, de la
|intrarea noastra in politica gene
rala a tarii, 81 suntem sigurr cd
sub prezidentia d-lui lulu Maniu
Partidul national va contribui in
mare masura la regencrarea victei
Ipoliticc din Romania, intaia
cerinta pentru putea pasi hota
lriti catre forma de Stat adevarat
constitutional 81 democratic.
Iata jdeclaratiile facute de frun-
tasul polite al Ardealului, care
ivor Fl urmarite, suntem siguri, CD
viu interes de toate cercurile pp-
Ilitice de la moi:
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Compania de Publicitate a U. S
S. r. A. ziarul America"
INCUNOSTINTARE

Prin presenta imi tin de dato-
rinta a incunostinta pc Onoratele
Soc. Actionare 81 D-nii Actionari
al acestei Companii, carl mi-au
facut cunoscute adresele d-ncalor,
precum 81 numerii actiunilor ce
lie poseda, ca am expediat 'Divi-
dendele" Gu sumele cuvenite la
urmatorii:
Soc. ''Printul Carol, Zelienople,
q. .. Y0AsVV
Soc. 'Tarnoveana" Torrington,
Conn. 3.75
Soc. 'Sentinela Romano" Fort
Wayne, Ind. ........ 7.50
Soc. 'Treicolorul 81 Ind. Rom"
Gary, Ind. ....... 1878
Soc. ''Plugarul Roman" Youngs-
town, Ohio ...a. 49,. 3.75
Fratii Sisea, Newark, o. 3.75
Aug. Sisea, Newark, O. :. 3.75
Noise Serbian, Cleveland, o. 3.75
Ioana I. Pacurariu, New Castle,
IA. ............ $40
Cleveland, O. IA Sept. 1922.
Acci care nu mi-au TRIMS inca
adresa corecta, precum 81 numa-
rul de pc actiunea ce 0 poseda, sd
nu astepte dividendele pana nu
imi trimit aceste date.
Cleveland, o. 80 Aug. 1922.
N. NJ BoERIU,
secretar. al Comp.
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INCUNOSTINTARE

In ccnformitate Gu hotarirea
Ad. Generate a Uniunei s. r. A.
tinuta la Erie, Pa, Sc aduce la
cunostinta tuturor societatilor a.
partinAtoare Uniunei s. R. A. ca
imediat Sd trinita la oficiul Uniu
nei s. r. A. (645 Poland Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio) toate chi
tantele despre banii trimisi La U.
s. r. A., incepand Gu l Ianuarie
1916.
Societatile carl n'au chitanto
dcspre tcate sumele trimise sunt
rugate a trimite copie de pc pro.
cesul verbal unde sd Sc mentione.
ze suma, cand 81 pentruce s'a tri,
mis- Ia oficiul Uniunei s. r. A.
Par. octavian Muresan,
Receiver.
(215, 16-17).
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LOR E. N z
in AMERICA

TRENTON, N. j., IA Sept. =
Profesorul Adolf Lorenz, renuaii-
tul specialist care vindecat mai
multe suite de copii ologi amari-
cani, este in drumul sau spre Sta
tele Unite. Ell va Fl de fata la con
ventiunea doctorilor homeopati.
Dansul va conduce faimoasa eli
MICA Mckinley. Renumitul profe-
sor vienez va demonstra uncle "a
zuri inaintea conventiunei.
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In ciuda tuturor desmintirilor
oficiale, Anglia crede ca Franta
ma dat turcilor numai un sprijin
moral, ci ca deasemenea la apro-
vizionat Gu aeroplane, munitiuni 81
bani, lucruri asupra carora Sc zice
ca eli ar ii invoit 1ntr'un tratat
neeociat in ziua de Craciun.
Acum, cand intreaga lume ma
homedana G intro fermentatie de
revolta, 81 neliniste, Anglia Sc te-
me Cd Turcii din Egypt, din In
dia 81 din alte teritorii asupra ca
r0ra ca are mandat, vor reusi "a
creeze turburari serioase 81 sd va
tame ipteresele imperiului britanic.
O armata engleza de expedite,
Gu un efectiw de $4,000 de oameni,
a 81 inceput atacuri razboinice i'm
potriva turcilor din Mesopotamia,
insa daca Kemal Pasa Isl arunca
toata greutatea trupelor sale asu-
,pra cnglczilor, sunt temeri Cd stea-
gul englez va ii scos afara din Me-
sopotamia 81 Palestine, facand asst
fel pc Anglia Sd piarda tot &c a
castigat prin razboiu in orientul a
propiat, afara de dreptul stapani-
rel unei parti Dardapelelor, care
rcclama tinerea acolo unei pu-
terpice forte navaie