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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
Small Board
Freeholders
Act to Court
Bergen County Board Wish
ing To Stop All Further
Talk, Resolve To Set
tie The Matter Once
And For All
WILL BALK POLITICIANS

Hackensack, July 20.-The Bergen
County Board of Freeholders by a
unanimous vote, passed resolution
yesterday afternoon providing for the
appointment of special counsel to
test the validity of the Act of 1912,
creating a small Board of Freeholders.
The resolution in part is as follows:
During the past few years much
legislation has been enacted by the
Legislature of the State of New Jer
sey, relating to the existence of the
Boards of Chosen Freeholders in the
different counties of the State which
has been found to be imperfect, I'M
constitutional and void.
"Act after act has been passed to
correct or supersede former acts, de-
clared or known to be unconstitu-
tional and imperfect; most, if not all,
of this legislation has been directed
against the County of Bergen, its
only purpose being to transfer the
patronage of this board to certain
politicians in the county.
Whereas, 1t is the bounden duty
of this board to protect it's lawful ex-
istence and in our opinion the valid
ity of the Act of 1912 should be de-
termined before the necessary pro-
ceedings are taken to elect a small
board of freeholders and thus prevent
the conflict that is snre to cnsle and
the inharmony and inconvenience in
the transaction of public business that
would result if the force of the law
remains in doubt;
''Be it resolved, That counsel be en-
ployed to bring the proper and nee
essary action before the proper court
to have the legality of the proceed
ings taken for reducing the Board of
Chosen Freeholders in 1914 tested
and a determination thereof by the
judgment of the court of law and
thus it will be legally settled whether
it is proper that seven freeholders
shall be elected or that successors
to the present board should be elected
in the various municipalities as usual.
observer.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
Edgewater's Common Council
Takes Up Fire Engine And
Hook and Ladder Bids Received
After Short But Interesting Discussion, Matter Is
Postponed For One Week. Record Attendance OfPeo-
pie Concerned In Borough Afdirs-- Tax Sale Soon
DELINQUENTS WILL HAVE TO KEEP A WATCHOUT

The borough of Edgewater met in
open council in Borough Hall chamber
last Tuesday evening. The capacity
of the chamber, including the mayors
office, Immediately adjoining the
sanctum proper, was all but exceed
ed. Only the board itself, was not
fully represented two councllmen
being absent.
The reputation which Edgewater
council deservedly holds for rapid
dispatch in the conduct of its bust
ness was perhaps not quite fully
indicated on Tuesday evening.
Prompt in it's opening, Immediately
after the reading of manufacturers
bids for supplying the borough with
a fire engine and hook and ladder
truck, recess of fully third of an
hour was taken, and public business
entirely ceased, at least as far as
the audience was concerned. The
admirable arrangement of using this
opportunity to have the manufac-
turers present explain to the wait
ing citizens the facts and figures
concerning their machines was not
used; only bare synopsis of the bids
was given.
The bids offered were from the
three manufacturing concerns, The
American-La France Engine Com
pany, of Elmira; the Ahrens & Fox
Company, of Columbus, Ohio; and
the Woodhouse Fire Department
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24

Supply Company, of New York.
The first concern mentioned offered
to supply 650-gallon engine for
$1,000; a 75O-gallon at $8,400 or
$500; and city service hook and
ladder truck for $4,750.
The Ahrens & Fox concern offered
an engine pumping $50 gallons a
minute for $500 on ninety days
time; or $4,000 cash on delivery; also
a 75O-gallon engine for $4,000, or
$4,000 for cash.
The Woodhouse Company offered a
hook and ladder truck for $4,000
Here follows recess. Upon motion
of Councilman Oman the bids were
laid over for one week.
Bids for collecting the borough s
garbage were received from Charles
Frisco, $40 per week; and Frank
Lasher, $42 per week.
Claims for road work, police serv-
ice, fremen's salaries and supplies
pound masters services and other
necessary borough work were ordered
paid; also renewals of certificates OF
Indebtedness for sewer improvements
and other purposes authorized.
Clerk O'Brien was ordered to ad,
vertise for sale the property on which
were delinquent taxes for 1914.
Bids for the constructing of the
eighty eight feet extension to sewer
outlet No. were ordered advertised
in the Borough News and the Fort
Lee Sentinel, the same to be received
by the council on or before August
10.
The council then adjourned unit
Tuesday evening, July 81.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
Local Educational Mentors Meet
In Small Midsummer Gathering
Considers Teachers, and Decorating

Salaries, Plumbing Janitors and Stenographer, Come
Up For Discussion, Also, Chemical Labora-
tory Teachers to be Chosen Monday EUening--
Selecting Teachers No Easy Natter
Recurring Patience
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
CO-OPERAT TON.

1t is absolutely vital to any news
paper to have it's advertisers know
that results are coming from the use
of it's columns. One way of doing
this is with cooperation of the public
Make it habit to mention to the mer-
chant the paper in which you saw
his advertisement.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
BUSINESS EGOTTSTS

A Business eeotist is who believes his bust
ness is so good it is not possible for anything to
make it better.
He has for advertising.
There is difference between an eeotist and
man with self confidence"
The self confident man believes in his good
and his service.
He believes business is just as good as he
makes i---and he uses newspaper advertising day
in and day out to bring prosperity bis doorstep
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
Body Of Cliffside
Man Recovered

The body of John Kovaloski, age
fortythree, of Cliffside, who was
drowned while swimming off the dock
of the Corn Products Refining Co., at
Edgewater on Saturday last, was re-
covered Wednesday in the river off
Yonkers, N. Y. The body was claimed
through the Bureau of Identification,
New York Police Department. Kovolo-
ski was a married man and leaves IA
wife and five children.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-07-24
Fairuiew Summer
Drowns At Glucose

A swimmer last Saturday after
noon at four o'clock, in trying to for
get the days unpleasant heat, dove
from a boat in front of the Glucsoe
mill in Shadyside and was not seen
again. The missing one leaves a
wife and four little fatherless chill
dren at his home in Fairview. HIS
name was Peter Brenski, thirty five
years old, and a cooper by trade.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
8ru9 bes Mudgrates oabon.
Mheinpruniua.

Colin. - Die 2onoesbonf Ser
&beinpropin5 bot bier5ig Miuionen
fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ser
@beinpropin5 bereit geiteut.
Mo6en.- Gin bier mobnenoer,
in beiten gerbaltniiien befinolider
@irtb faufte, entgegen oen fiir3Iid
erlalienen g~eltimmr,ngen. @ol6mIn-
sen, Sic er gegen etnen angebli6 TO-
BEN @eroienit, onideinert6 on oas
Muslano meiternerfm1fte. Sc be1tebt
Ser cringen6e Ger0odt baB Ser oes-
megen oerbaftete @irtb einen eimr6g-
lidye11 @anoel 6ieier Mrt idon m6b-
reno Ser gan5en &riegs5eit betrieben
bot.
DulieI6orf.- Dos sd0ffen-
geriht perurtbeilte SEN 8oita1tsbelfer
@u1top st0ffin, ser in ieiner Gbd=
tigfeit auf DEM @ouptpoitamte fort
geiest 2iebespafete bera11bte, 3u ei-
mem Sabr @efdngniB. 0uS nrtbei1
beto11te, baB lol9 pertperfli6es Erei-
ben nit iddrflter 5trafe geabnoet
tperben muiie.
S~obemmerid. - Cine @in-
brederbon0e, Ste monatelang 6ie
norblihe &beinprobin5 umiider mad=
tie, lit bier berbaftet morben. gs iino
bier :unge guriden I'M Sitter bon II
Big is Sabren, 6ie II. a.. in 9uis=
burg, M0rs, @e1el, @obtpt1fel, Dii-
ielborf golingen, @lberfel6, &0ln
un6 &oblen5 @inbrihe beriibt bat-
TEN, bei bene1 ibnen cine reide 8eute
in oie @dn6e gefanen lit. Gin Stint
ter lit gefIihtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

Stiaen mirfte, ieoo9 bon internntio-
naIer @eoe1tung tpur. Seine iber
MuIifinitrumerte peroffentlidter linz
teriudungen uno 8eidreibungen iimo
Meiitertperfe bon 6leiB, GrInolibteit
unb 9eleienbeit.
Sngo Ita6t. Inter SEN
friegsgefangenen fran5oliiden Diff
5ieren i'm Sort s befin6et iid aud
ser engliide Sliegeroffi5ier Briggs,
ser uber Griebridsbafen 8omben ab-
geporfen uno babel berabgeidoiien
1pl1roe. @r lit 111r leidt oerlest.
Bafiau. = Ser geiitlid}e &ub
Scarf Ma1tb. &gl. 8farrer uno Sous
gei1tli6er BEL SEN militariiden 5traf=
unltolten auf Sberbans, mrtrbe BON
einem sdlaganfan betroffen, ser Sen
aIsboloigen 500 oes bo9geadteten
Manres CUR Solge botte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

5ablt; o11Ber6em erbielt sic groBber-
5oglide &egierung fir bie Benrbang
bon StraBen un6 8egen iotpie ffiur
ste Gem1tu1g BON Stoatsgebd11oen
fir Guaranteeing 311,000 Grm
fen.
Cid a. s. Ml5. - Ser 24idbrige
@uHenpoli5iit 6. @irBinger outs SOL
Ieri9 murbe o1f 6em Siittertperf Ser
yMrbe6" BON elmer mm6briren6en
9ofomotine iiberfabrer un6 m1f Der
Stede geto6td.
er. - Die le6ige
SO Sabre olte Cite 3eters lit ON
Morgen eridlagen in ibrem 3immer
m1fge fun6en moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

oe un6 @bre, SEN acknowledgement
6es &eides unpereinbor erodten
nruBte, 6as sdtpert nod langer r11-
ZEN SIT laiien> idoarten ii9 ale obre
unteri9ie6 Ser Nattonalitat 6es
@lmabens un6 Ger Hartei nit einmii=
tbiger 8egeilter1tng I'm Sen erbabe-
mem Serriaer, freuoig bereh at ieg-
lrdem OFFER ont @a1t un6 Slut. So
triotiide gmpfin6ungen bon number
barer @lutb un6 &raff %flnnrn1te11 ouf.
@ertralten6 o1f @oH uno ibr &edt,
bertrm1en6 atf BEN a4erboditen
&riegsberrn un6 6ie bon linn ertpdbl.
ten 6ubrer, 5ogen uriere &rieger ge-
gen Norb un6 @io in oen &umpf.
Wir erlebten un5dblid)e Sboten bel.
0enbaften Opportunities, Die noe. fer.
nen @eidlehtern leudten6e 8eilpieIe
fem mer6en. Mqe itoatserbolten6en
gurgertugen6en entfolteten iid IN
ihlibter @roBortigfeh. 8iel grbo-
berres erfubren mir IN oieien Mora-
TEN. 9o9 6as ueberraiden6ite bon
anem tit Ser &aiier, 6elien @eitalt im-
mer mebr in ebrfl1rdtgebieten6e So
be Ser @r0Be emportuuds. 9urd sic
@ei9idte miro sic groBe @obrbeit
befraftigt, BOB bos &eib in ieiner
bel1tigen Modt un6 fortidreiten6en
gntDidung cine perf011Iibe Sd0-
pfuug 6es Settlers Gru15 Sofepb lit.
2u~rembnrs.
2uremburg.-8 i oos r21r-
emburgii9e 8ort" mel6et, bd bas
9ernfhe @eid big g1be Mobember
on sos @roBber3ogtbum 2a1remba1rg
fir Sl1rfdd6en Gmi9doigungen m
Ser @obe bon 100000 5runfen ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
Die ate btitnatb.
SdIeTen.

gresIau. = General ser Sn-
fanterie Don @oprid, Ser bonn Scatter
o1laBlih ieiner Mntpei enbet BET Der
INN u~nterteaten Mrmeeabtbeilung
srrm @eneraloberlten ernunnt Dtroe,
tbeilte bies oem 0berprdiibenten Ger
9ropin5 @dleien IN einem 9riefe
NIT, in oem es beiBt: Sd DeiB es uno
bin itol5 oarm1f oab id oieie erreute
Mu55eifru1ng. leoigli6 Ser anergna-
oigiten Mnerfennung Ser guten Set
if1ngen meines brapen 2unomebr=
forps 5u peroonfen babe, oas treue
@aht bolt an Ser @rense Uni erer
lieben Seimotbprobin5 gdleiien.
9annDner.
@6ttingen. = Ser &apitan
bes Qreu5ers u@arlsrube," Ser glei9
Der unpergeBliden vgmoen" eine
gro5e Mn5aN feinbltber Sunbels-
idiffe in SEN @run6 gebobrt bot, tit
ELM GoHirger &in6. &apitan Grid
&0bler lit EN- @obn 6es Der torbenerr
Observation-Disclosures @ob[er.
SameIn. = Ser @mniIonDer=
maItungs Snipeftor &erl bon bier,
ser init BRET onoeren 9erren IN etnem
Mutomobil nod 9unnober fubr, muir
Sc infolge elmer i6orfen 8enonng
bes Mutos bern1sgeidle1oert ur5 oo=
BET 10 idtper Derlest, Dot er fur5 oa=
rm1f beridieo.
&effnlen.
M. = Sci ben fur51i4 OBJ
gebuItenen Griabtpub1en fir Dos
Observation-Disclosures m1roe1
oie ousi9eiben6en Msitglieber iamut=
Ii9 mie6ergepaM.
g1e1efeIb. = Sn Ser Stoot=
MISUNDERSTANDING bonn 3. Sea. muir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

observation-disclosures berbrabt, no er in-
5tDiiben geitorben lit.
&e6bergbufen. = @ier fat
IN aqer Stiae Sos gbepoar 3immer=
mann 8biQipp &ur5 6os Geit Der
gol6enen Sod]5eit gefeiert. gei6e ite-
ZEN inn Is. 2ebensiobre n16 firo nod
iebr ruitig un6 geiun6.
Baben.
@arIsrube. - Die Sedniide
5odida1le bot benz Nrofe1Ior @a1ien.
berger unb 6em 0iplomingerieur
Sartuig bon ser Sirmo @rupp in
Mnerfem11ng ibrer Encouragement
Observation-Disclosures ger6ien!te
SEN SheI 9.-Sng. bonoris cauia
berIieben. = Ser fiir3Ii9 beritorbene
gbrenbiirger Ser Sta6t, 4l1nitmaIer
@ilbelm @Iofe, bot Ser Stn6t &arlS=
rube teitnmentmiid 0ie @ltntme bon
$4,000 Morf at bem 3mede ber-
madt, ooB olts SEN 3inien sec @a-
pitnIs sic @tobt 6ltrb monumental
@erfe ser 8Iaitif unb MoIerei ber-
Id0rert ,per6e.
5ei6eIberg. = Sm norge-
fdrttenen l2ebensnlter 1T bier 5err
Suuptmo1n a. 6. @onmar geftor,
BEN. ST geb0rte nit an Sen dnrdf-
teriitiiden Gig1tren 6es Sei6eIberger
2ebens, SOS bur6 fem 9inideioen
nm Sic Nerf0midfett drmer getpor-
SEN 1T. = SIM Sitter bon 81 Sabren
tit @enliduIprofeHor Dr. 01ter5er &C.
itorben. Ct bertrut bon 1905 5s
1909 SEN @ubIfreis 9ei6elbergl@ber-
bod in Ser bo6iiden 3Deiten 4am.
mer uIs mitgIieb Ser notio1,nuiberu-
len Gruffttiior1.
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Sl6enbnrg.

@Ioppenburg. = Ser be-
farrl1te @onfubrtsort at 8etben tit
ourd BEN 8eltfrieg nett belebt tpor-
SEN. gu ser 6ortigen M11tter Got
tesfapene ptlgerten nadtpetsli@ 1don
Dor Gem Sabre 1900 grobe S9oare1
frommer Setter aus bem Miinitter-
lan5e. @pdter nabm Ser Offer Der
8anfabrer ettpus ab. Sn 6en lebten
Monoten iinb cine gorge &eibe Rro'
3eiiionen aus Sen Nahbarpfarreien,
iogar m1s bem fernen Sauerlanoe
bterber gepilgert, I'M bel Ser &roite-
rim ser getriibten @ilfe un6 5dub
in 6tsler ldtperer 3ett at fldem. Be
lorroere 8erbienite lint 6ie Sebung
oiefer @anfabrt boben fid Sic beioe1
grii6er Biidof Mmmbus goblmom
BON @onturem nrb p. 8ernbaro
gohImmn, g. s, Sic in Ser Hfar-
rel @%loppenburg mebrere 8ertpo11ote
hQbe11, erfD0rDe1l.
8d1ern.
Mmnden. - Sos @eianrn1ter,
qeb1r;B Ser smmlungert ont 3tDei felt'
qeiebten soI6otertagen be8iffert fih
o1f 9S,446 Morf. = Ser 6ran3is-
fanerpater Snrtmur1n bon 4noer1a11-
6odbrurm, Ser iid uIs 0rtorien<
fomponi5t befurnt moHte, 1T bobier
%geftorben.
Bmr3burg. = Sim IS. Nob.
itorb IN @nr3ba1rg nod .etnem ar
beitsreiden, 8Oidbrigen 9eben Ero-
fe{Ior @iIbelm Mtenb11rg, frnber
@pmnoiiol : Hrofeifor IN @uper
Mbeim.). Mh ibm beri@ieb Elm gro-
ser, fleiBiger @elebrter, Ser gan3 I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
GlIab.2otbrinaeu.

Mnrfir9 - Ser Stnm Mar-
fir9 ion Ser iiingit bier peritorbene
&entner gof fem 8ermogen IN Sobe
BON 100000 Marf berma9t boben.
She Staot uno oos 5pital Nuppolts-
meiler erbieIten laut yGIi. Sgbl." lie
1000 Warf.
Met. = Ser bisberige Minilter
Ser offentlihen 8al1ten in Irgenti=
MEN, MeDer=8eGegrini, botte auf Ell
ner Mutumobilfabrt bon Tranffurt a.
90. nod Met einen nnfaa, BET Dem
oie Trau oes Miniiters t0olid peru1-
gludte. Ser Miniiter bIieb unper=
leBt.
Mub1bauen.- Sos &riegs-
'geriht in Neubreila6 bot gegen BEN
MutomobiIbGnoler grnit gepu, gebo=
rem om 13. Muguit 1877 in Epann
I'M SberelfuB, 5ulebt mobnboft IN
Miiblbauien, Sos 8erfabren megen
9anDesDerratb5 eroffnet un0 e1ren
Stedbrief gegen g. erlaiIen. I1eber
6os 8ermogen 8ebos pur6e Die 8e-
idlagnabme berfugi.
Seiterrei4=11ngarn.
@ien. - Gum 66. &egierungs=
iubild11m seq greiien Sc iier=&0nigs
Sran5 So1epb ihrieb Sic uMen6poit"
in ibrem 6eitartifeI: Gin grauiamer
&rieg m 5tpei 6ronten tit bon benz
tiifi{9en Seinbe bem @atier u11fge-
5tpungen tpor6en, 6eiIen Beisbeit, CT
fabrung un6 Mnieben es fat elm boil
bes Sobrbun6ert lang nrrter of febr
idtpierigen Berbdltmiien gelnng, fei=
men 80lfern Sen Srieben GIT erboIten.
Ms es aber Ser Scatter nit Ser @iir=
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Dortiebung folgt.)
Min1r1t @rinb meg,
8eieitigt ben &aarausfah
Guer Saar! aanft cine Is Sent
6lai9e 9anberine gerube iett--8e.
feitiat aud has @autiuden.

9innes, fpr1bes, farblofes urb mage.
reg 3nn 1T elm ffrnrnes 3elgnib iir
Elm berno1ldfigte 9a1t = fur Grind
= Sen idredIiden Sdorf.
&c gibt ridts, mas bas 5am 10 5er>
ffD0rt ale Grind. &c bern1bt bos 9anr
Ieines @lan5es, ieiner @tdrfe unb ieincs
2ebens, er5eugt eelegentli9 Gieber uno
SUDDEN Der @aut, tpoour9, tpenn nidt
beieitigt, bic 9nartpur5eln %5ufau1men>
{9 rumpfen, iid losmndeu unb gum Ab.
lterben qebradt tperben bann fdnt oas
5anr raid al1s.
@auft cine Is Gent Slaide @np:pIs
tong 9oroerine IN irgen6 elmer Npotbete.
SIR f0nnt iimerIid berrli9en 9annDu4s
unb cine Mni1e 6aare baben. tDern Sbr
eben nur cine fleine Sln19e 9onoer1ne
beriu9t. @9ont @uer 3aar. gerfuht
eel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14

SEN our6 eine ~3ufaQsmebrbeit aus
Is So5ialoemofraten un6 6 Sort
ldyrittIern Sic REORGANIZATION
gtubtperor6neten Oilers unb Soft
MANN in Sen Magiltrt geudblt.
GriIon.-g Som @rpeiternngs-
bou bes @iiteriduppens ON bieiigen
gubnbof ~itir5te Ser ~3immergeieae
@eber ab, pobei er lhpere 8erleb=
ungen o%opontrug. - unter Sem 90.
9eop. ml1r0e bie bon SEN itabtii4en
@0r9eri 9often beidloIiere Sermeb=
rung ser Stubtberor6neten bon 9 aa
is ieitens ser Mnnidtsbeborbe geneb=
migt.
gieIefeI6.- @ie a1s Samm
gemeloet miro, tit BORT @ebeimratb
@inotborit, Observation-Disclosures tie
Der rnb gbrenbiirger BON Summ nno
gielefel6, I'M 81. 9ebensiabre rod
fur55er @erorfbeit geitorben. Mls 2ono=
tagsmitglieo geb0rte er Der Sort
idrittsportei an. SIM &eidstage Der
trut er BEN oritte1 8erliner @abl=
freis BON 1871 Biz 1874, getpabH IN
ser Mobtpob1 fir Morit @iggers,
ser u119 in Nordim geiiegt botte nnb
6os 6ortige Manbat ubernabm. =
Ser grite Beigeorbnete Der Staot
Sogen, 3meiter 8irgermeiifer @ia-
Sc, ser aIs folder bone SO Sabre
i'm Gienit ser Stabt ftm16, lit IN Sen
m1beitmb getreten. Sic Staotper=
oroneten berlieben ibm Dor fur5em
aus MnlaB ieines 80. @eburtstages
oos acknowledgement. Sein Nn4fo1-
ger, geigeor6neter Or. Bfitih aus
gBerfeIo, tit in fem Mrh eingefiibrt
Dor6er.
6ambru@.- Ser I'M bieiigen
gerqmansbeim pobner6e gerg=
mann .SSoiepb MnioI gerietb IN Der
Grube ser 3ede Scatter Srieortd ur<
ter @eiteinmaiien. Mniol tr1g einen
gein= uno Mrmbrud, lomie einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-14
Gin adt5isjabriser idjreibt. vMud

VI" i"%eto@- nAAg
id minf9e," idreibt Gra11 Sanna
Grinrom bon Mtbol, Sons, vmain
3eugniB SEN bielen bin5u5ufugen oie
bereits uber Gorni's MIpenfrduter ge-
geben pur6en. @orte ftno ridt im-
ltaroe, meiner Dornborfeit Musoruf
5u berIeiben. Sm naditen Monat
merbe id SO Sabre oft. Sc fino iest
flint Sabre Fer, bab Die 4er3te Jag
ten, iie f0nnter1 nidts mebr fiji mid
tbun, un6 mild gum iterben a1fgnben.
SD gebrm1dte SIR 4lpenfrduter, Unto
es bot mild ON 2eben erbalten, un6
i9 babe mild tpdbrerb 6ie1er Sabre
mobl gefiibIt. Sd empfeble ieoer~
mann STR Mlpenfrd1tter."
Sm b0beren Sitter, tpern Sic nc
tiirIi9en &rafte abnebmen, miro Gin
miI6es, ober deficiencies 9eilmittel,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-19
CENSOR AGAIN GIVEN
SCORING IN FRANCE

Paris. oct 4,--The censor, after
coming IN for so much criticism from
Clemenceau, of the Home Enchaine,
and other Disseminated editors has
Just been attacked before tho COURT
martial of Paris by NJ. jacques Bon
zon who was defending before the
second court martial of Paris NJ
Louis LerouX charged with spreading
alarming reports,
THE censor, cried MI. Bonzon, is
an indefnablc person with nineteen
tentHcles without apparently a single
head.
THE law of 1881" N. Bonzon re-.
called, punished only the publcn
tion of false reports spread I'm bad
faith, while The law of 1874 prohibits
even the diyulgiug of military or dip
lomatie truths IL they are of nature
10 exercise harmful influence on
the state of mind Of the army or the
population. only the government
may tell the truth. even political
which means that we have accorded %
the present ministry what the Wis
count Chateuubrand would not have
conceded TO the king. what Lacordairt
would have denied TO the pope, ano
what victor Hugo would not hay,
permitted to the rising republic
The court martial appears to up
hold the censor. for in spite of MI
LerouXs regrets they fined him fifty
francs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-19
STILL SEEKING
VOLUNTEERS FOR
REVOLT IN TEXAS
American Who Visits Mata-
moro8 Finds Mexican Sol
dierS Are Inportuned to In
wade Lone Star State,
tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL lrAsep w,rsl

brownsville, Tex. oct. 1S-That
recruiting agents for the so-callcd
Texas revolution are still working
among the soldiers of General Euge-
Mo Lopez in Matamog1s was declared
today hv nm American who visited
Matamoros and talked to sergeant
IN oLpez' army
The American is hide dealer who
made his report to Capt John s.
Chambers, Y. S, A., depot quarter
master. for Fort Brown. The report
viii be laid before Col A. p. Block
som, commanding at Fort Brown, too
morrow.
This sergeant is said to have de-
clared that early today a Mexican
who claimed to be an agent for the
rcvoluticnists offered him ten dol
lars in gold. a uniform. gun pistol, rs
cents day and a division of spoils
whenever there was "a raid.
The American said he also was told
by the sergeant that the latter knew
Of eight men who had accepted such
an offer and had gone to the Amer
lean side of the river one youthful
soldier told the American he had al
SO received this offer but refused to
accept il.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-19
WAR FORCES BIRDS TO
FORSAKE USUAL HAUNTS

Berlin, Sept 30.--A French stork
has recently been discovered In East
Prussia II was proven to be from
France by a ring fastened around IFS
leg--a device that has been adopted
by ornltholoAical societies in Europe
for studying the mlgratOns of birds
AT the same time 1t Is reported that
the storks have entirely deserted tho
regions OF France and Belgium where
fighting has been going on this year.
When this fact was first made known
ii was hoped that the French and Bel
ulan birds would seek new homes in
the Rhine country of Germany but
this appears to have occurred only TO
a slight extent II is regarded prob
able that many Of them have gone to
East Prussia as some regions there
have far more than their usual num-
BETS.