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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
SOCIETY

Further plans 81 Teacher TraIuinG IN
oar SUNDAY school
Tho RE-, e. r Taylor acted IS
toastmdatri, Those present organized
themselves nto an Alumni Asso'iu-
ton Of King Teachers with the
following officers otto Hdke. preJ-
dent. Miss Faith Longfollow. Wee
president Miss Lilinn Gus,aison. SEQ
Rotary and treasurer
The new Organization ~ the first
of the kind among the haptists IN thus
state, amt It h planning great things
fur this year
o.
The Ems SERIES.
Welcome news a. the dancing
crowd and 20 all Eiks il IN. an
nouncemcni Of Tom Egan. of
the t.lks' club. that there ~ To- he q
series Of Elks' dances through the
summer The first one will take place
Tuesday light.
The dances are for Elks and their
ladies ana tn. purpose. MIR Egan as
scrts, Is to induce the antlerod ones
to max. more use OF their fine new
building ana To- promote good fellow
ship Each dance vi. be shirtwaist
anair, with the non permitted to yea
Palm Beach suits or whatever else
meets their demand for summer cooi-
mess.
invitations for the first anair were
sent to al Elks Yesterday.
The dances VIII be held each two
weeks.
o
AZ. 1l.,n.. "a nH.ll.. .... $50.
small sons left "Wednesday night for
California tor q thr.e-months stay on
ia. coast.
Gihson- \Ilcu.
\ pretty home wedding OF much IN
torest too place Tuesday evening
when Edith Grace Gibson and Walter
Roy Allen we're united IN marriage
by the Rev Randolph Cook. pastor
ot TIA. christian church. at the home
of ne brides sister. Mrs William =
/cisot
Relatives and intimate friends of
both bride aud bridegroom were pres
"nt tn nom" wa decorated pr"tttly
WIN mink ana white roses aud palms.
To tn. strains Of MoaGcls-ohu's
wedding march. play Ell uN Mrs. Al.
~ocll u Elmer Hichl, tue nrid..
parts entered promptly st so
O'Clock.
Thu bride wore, q gown "t wGlic
taiicta ana gruIgcttr crepe Trimmed u.
silk lace. aud carried . bouquet cot
BRIDES rus'. and cape jasmine Miss
Fay Gearing a. bridesmaid was pref
Is IN u gown ct pink ctcp. de- chin,
trimmed IN gold lace Sh. carried
pink roses. Glen Dcuing was
grootusntau.
The bride Is the daughter OF Alder
nan g - Gibson The bridegroom
d, = well SHOWN Albuqucrquean Both
have i,od here a number ui years and
haN" many friends who wish them
much happiness Nj. and Mrs. Allen
nav" on" Tee housekeeping and Will D.
al hum" tu their lriendr aitci july
I W %, south Edith street
O
Engagement \nnOutHvsi.
In. ana Mr. N VI Williams have
~nun"lnced the engagement ct their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
TOD MEREDITH 4
PROPHET Of THE
HIGHEST CLASS
University OF Pennsylvania
Track Captain Predicts Re.
suits in Stanford California
Meet Accurately.

san Francesca. juno lu Ted Not
edith. the University - ~p'uu.NlNUuIH
track captain uud starr OF Tia, resent
INTERCOLLEGIATE meet go Cambridge
evidently i- % close student 81 tho
ability ul his contemporaries and
rivals no d'hictlcs \ few DAYS before
the meet Meredith >rutur"d H fore
cast of the %probabic performance uf
the stanford and University uf taiI.
f"rpit athletes The results as conn
pared 10 his forecasts are worthy of
record.
Meredith predicted hat stanford
would huish IN second place and cal
iforuia fourth. tn two uuIN"rsitir-
tee TOT third place" u, gave stan
ford - poirts and california -.
They scored - points each
The Pounsylvonian picked Murray ~
stanford to ain a. buth hurdle events
lie did. lie conceded captain Pre-
bile uf california socoud place M the
high hurdles pr"hlc placed third
Ia both hurdle hc placed Norton of
stanford third. horton ran thtrd and
fourth.
The best ne would accord tn VIII
son ut Stanford In IA" mile was third
place while the popular terdict ac-
corded MIN a great chuu"" of being
returned victor Wilson finished IN
fourth place.
He conceded the hammer throw q"
Gild"rslo"tr Of california who won b.
iu the hroau Jump he accorded
second place 10 Maker of california
and third ulug, Il SissDu az stanford
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10

~ johns euild members spent To-
deurutful afternoon with AIRS kaih.
erin" Farrell. 5lI Mes, Roma ave
an" Wednesday The nnair was iu
mo nature of q business ana social
meeting n many Of he members
took their sewing with them TIL,
was IA" nnIl meeting Of the season.
Mrs Costin was honor quest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
CHURCHES


Corner Of silver avenue and South
Fourth street.
Services for WHIT sunday the I'm
OF june. Sunda, school 81 u NJ
morning PRAYER aud address, II a. ~.
No evening service uutil further mo-
iice services conducted hy lay reed
crs during absence ~ rector 90 Nlca-
ton Visitors and strangers welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
ar Miss " illianis.

tn" young ladies' OF -. Margaret's
suld CAV" a pretty surprise to Miss
Ruin Williams Friday afternoon Al
the r"glar meeting, at the home OF
Miss Anni. Ncwhall. Aft.~ the meet
ms tn" guests were ushcrcd into the
dining room where they were greeted
toy iostiv. decorations IN yellow and
white.
tn. guest Of honor was seated at
IN" end oi the tabl. IN a chair tied
with - large tullc bow. Tiny bouquets
we're given as favo.s L. cacn guest.
The moth was "A large funnel bouquet,
tor the bridc-to-he. with A shower ui
useful articles for kitchen needs. Each
member of the guild presented her
Win "A daintill f.ather-s,itChed tea
towel.
The place cards wcr. turned over
TO the honor guest after each one had
been inscribed with - wish for fu-
tur" happiness,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
immaculate Conception.

Sodality mass. :
Jhildren's mass. 30.
High mass. 10. Formal closing OF
schools. C~elebrant Rev. j Hartmann
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
Mrs. Jaoolr-s.n Entcrtains.

Mrs ! y Jacobsen held a delight
ful at home Thursday afternoon for
10 few of her most intimat. friends
refreshmcuts closing the pleasant AFT
'rUoOn
Those prescn, Included Mrs. y T..
Booth, Mr.. Fi kncos.. Hrs. ". e.
ThaNtou Miss ThaNtuu. Mrs. sam
Wagner Mrs Murdoch Mrs g. VI,
'sman, Mrs Dakcs. Mrs. : NJ Beck
With Mrs, John Ncnaoic. Miss Jossi.
N"uahle Mrs n r. Nernins. Miss
Ma" li-,kwtth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
Graduate Tcas hers banquet.

Th' W"InU'rE N IN I'lptlsl SUM
daN school ~h" hold normal diplomas
held a banquet ~ IN, Y W e. \.
Monday night
Ir f.. a. Ntwuud responded To- the
toast, The Importance ana nevel-
ppincnf at the Training Secretary
=. ". BeuuirE To The Place and FL
f'ctVeno~s or IN" Trained WORKER nv
prgan.2"d Schools. Miss LILLIAN Gus.
tUfsnu 10 IN" Tn" Prospects ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-10
Engagement announced.

In ana Mr. r. VI Williams have
~nun"lnced the engagement ct their
daughter. Miss Ruth. to- Nr Leland
u Campbell of Bedford Ind. Tho
Warriar" o. to take place early IN
JuiN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

home that helwas never likely to see
again, and of the aged mother who
prayed for him every day before the
crucifiX in her room.
The observing officer Of the aero
plane had a dozen sweethearts and
he expected to have a dozen more if
he lived through the war. He did
not intend to marry any of them.
The boats steamed on, guided by
the aeTOplane, which was drawing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
He Dropped a Bomb

nearer. The submarine, beneath, did
not know whether it was visible or
not; it did not know of the net that
was following it, and it turned and
made toward its own coast.
This gave the torpedo boats their
opportunity At a signal from the
airship they dropped the net and re-
Versed engines.
The submarine, feeling its blind
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
ONE THAT WAS LEFT
BY Ronald Jones "

BY Ronald Jones
s. - .
The airship signaled and the tor
pedo boat following flew like -a~bird
that skins the surface of the water.
Capable of 40 knots an hour, she
reached the ocean Immediately be-
meath the aeroplane within three
minutes. AS she ran she saw the lit
tie ripping wave thrown back by the
submarine. But the airship observer
saw the sheath of the peTiscOpe be-
meath him.
He was seen. He dropped bomb.
It splashed into the waves, and, 81
Iently the ripple of the periscOpe
vanished. The submarine went I'M
der.
She dived to a depth of a hundred
feet, but, high above her, under the
surface of the water the aerOplane
could see the shadow of the great
fish as she made her way nOrthwaTd.
It signaIed again.
Meanwhile the wireless upon the
torpedo boat had been calling, and
swiftly a haze Of smoke on the hOr-
zon developed first into a black
wisp, then into the wireless prong
and then into the hull Of the second
torpedo boat. Swiftly it drew up and
the two followed the aeroplane, now
fiuttering in the distance like a
wounded bird.
AS the two torpedo boats raced
side by side a sailor threw a rope
from one deck to the other. Here
sailors caught it and soon there fol-
lowed thicker ropes, then coils of
wire, which were wound about
winch and slowly unfastened. Final
ly the net was dropped over the side
and the two boats steamed together,
keeping it between them.
The captain of each torpedo boat
was a young man. Each of them had
a sweetheart; each was thinking,
L L.
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Bat sr bod getan. CT griff bic arbeit an
unb patte feit gu. 8ds mar Der anfang.
SIN SsstH isiner Qrbeit fanb er ftp nad
uHo na9 in bic berdnbsrttn 8erAdItHiHe.
Die ipenigsn, bic IGN trea sstlieben ipas
rsr, idlOb sr iDarm ms 9srs. CT bate
gelernt, fpas 5reue kibt.
limb nit BEN 4nfang lam bas abries
lanainm gang Bon lelbf. 96tte er Big
balm I'M uebsrfIpB gsIebt. 70 tDaros e
isst reid. nabrbaft reid. beaH sr mar &C.
nigIam geDorben unD bate iebt uteEr, as
er gebranden iounte.
| Dies mar ons GunbdmeHt. uno auf tim
baute e. Iein neuts aebeH daf. ST faHb
neue, refine 1reuben, ION btnsn er BIS 0as
Bin tdum aeiDuBt bate. Ct ~ertanrte bic
Ni6iieteit bsr btoBm Disqualification. "
ltrnte ieine Mtitmenghtn bon elmer neugl
5eits i6aben. Ssbt iudte q GAoratia.
5cftmteit, etrl9ez, pFfenss MeftH. 5reus
uno 5erslidteii. nub Ct fonb ie. fanb e
in iiberreidem Mabe, nahosm Il fe Ifs
ipiebtr einmaI In fid ieIbIt gsfunoeH hdttet
s,uts birftsn rot pieis bon uns dbns
li6en 9rafungen g~sgeaiihrtsben. benn oer
arieg Sat ia aud bier BEL nng tisIe Buns
ben gslaiagsn. M5htsn bod al bsefe
meni6ea srtsnHsn, baB br nefrflaB, IN
peIfem ie fi6. Bis beufe glidli9 inasteH,
Ie6r oft ibr pirtlihss lIngIiid mar. @srn
eebs i9 ia sn, buB bic notigsn MiifsI flr
Elm ~forgsnfreiss, glidIi3es aebsn uHeHls
6ebrIih fHb. 4bgr i'd reoe bier pom
ueberTlub uno isiHsr @sfdhr.
Dsr fa In bisisr GFfdbr bsFnbet, Der
DeroiBt nur au5u ieiHt bic eutsn alien
@runofdbe BON BEN, Das rent nHn gu
unb ebtl in. ST silt bon einem @ergnle
gen in bns on6ers uno II trpbbsm, bFsl'
lsift aeTobs bssiDessn nie sufrieosH.
Mie bigle cute, nlie bsutFhe 6amIlisr
IN nnItrr Gtdbt frb hih bieIen Msf
e%eacngenI 2ls Der usbrTuB 8u linen II
oas ndus fam. rsrlieB fs bag Slid, bas
bis Dabin BEL ihntn hsfmiin afiuefsu mar
I'm Gteae bsr slteu, alter, ~ehrDdren e
WnslDeile irat bic ueppisgeit nit ihrer
Quspunltn. Ghritt fir GhEitt afng 4
peiitr ben A6baag 6inab. Npb als oanr
] siHss Sdsss bic srsbs pFafaHs bor ihntr
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Der Segen III II Ierem
6%elltisen 2QiRgeIdi6.
Sole 8ldHsr aus Dem Cagebude zines 3ung9sfeuen.

fen in Nnbaat bor az BEN S9Ouen, bag
Soft i'm heute hlhert!
5a, sr mar Elm aHnerer gsporben! Rod
epr tpenigtn 5abreu. ais It NIT ieiner
tranfen 8rnf in bic 8ergs bate tOnmen
muHen, bate e ae6abert NIT Der Melt,
nit ih ietbft. nit Ietuem Gd6pFsr.
1lnb bdniaIs bate ih inn Slut einoe=
rebet, aEsr Ct bate mid 3uridgepieieu
ulsb ippaEe BON nidfs fpiien.
St ihdlt mid bamals sinsa unSer6elz
ferIiaan. uuprattHhen SbeaIiFtfA Sbsale2
Dem 9immel fei 8ani. ih fade ie ure
nil fe mir hindbran Bis an mein 2sbeHss
snbe. llnprottiid2 Sd 5sist i'm bas
mails ben Meg gu Dem fpabren, iDirtliden
Slid, ptlhes bag 2ebsn uns Meniden
bistst = mn er berFfanb mid nibt!
Gein gar5es @efsH, iein Dsnten unb
5abfen nnr5elten bamaIs in bsr @robz
tabt uno ihrer Srei6housluIt. Jn BEN
roffinisrteH qurus 6ieIeg 2ebens fufte eT
fem Slid unb bsrnleinte e. aud esfuns
ben su baden. 9bedter, Muft, @eIeas
Tidaft tDaren Ieiue @sIt. Gin g~atssbmbes
|GsTndft Iisfsyte i'm Die r6tigen MitteL
Ct mar 5nFritoen unb f9dbie i9 slIdIi6
Boren e bod gouIenbe, bic i'm btHeiSe.
ten I'm ieins Gteaung, fem gsrmSgsR =
fein Slid
Damn fam bic arnnthst. Ct mubtl
tort. CT berIOr bic 2uele lgiHtS Mobli
IfanDes, bas gdddft - uub nit i'm
piels, pisle 6rennbsl
unb banH tam Elm SbtnliF un6 fpoull
ibm siirebtn, bdB oitg Giles In @irfIih.
feit bod en- groBes Slid fir IGN mar
Dah bisls JrsaH0e ben litben Rdmfa ee.
wib nimE perl fparenl 9aB epiel uni
la5. gsienidaff. no isns nit ibm ac
ladlt ifnb gsFdsrBt. 70 large i'm oas e
kn Iat4<Iit, nif6t bas Slid btbtuteteHl
er noals Is Hiht pahr bokn. nxr tinl
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Ser aeuGbnFtensriff.

gisbsr 1T tsin miitef esfunbsn iporben,
bas ben asudbutsn heilt. Gin Sdpei5er
2frst, Or. Ndssli, smpfielt f~OIssu6ss hit
tel, bar9 bus Der firdtsrIiae GhdIrampf
Der bonn asu9buTsn sspIdstsn ainbsr ass
I5F tpsrben fam. DisIss Sifsmiitsl Bee
Ife6t in siusm sin3issn Stiff. Der bon
iebsm 2disn Iebr lsitt ausssfibrt tusrbeu
fam. 1ldH bdIs BEN @aumsn elmer 9nnb
hinter ben borbsren Ghpsibe5dbnsn in beH
otoffneten MHnb bes mad Cuff ihuaps
psnbsn ainbes unb srsr,iFs nit ben iibris
gen 5ingsrn bfrIeIben 9anb bas Stint
unb 5ie1s ben lluterliefsr BEG lIetnn pa
tieaten mad born unb abipdrts, tDGbrenD
bic aubere 6dnb, auf Der GtirR liegenb,
ben Gegtn3ug ausibt. Man bale aber ben
Ddumen 10 Elm, -bdb tr ni6t nur bic
6dnsine3dbne, ionbsrn aud bic Sitter
tnoden erfabt. SIT bas Experiment srit
eiHm1l gemaGt iporbtn, 70 tummt bus
nit asuhbulttn bsbdftste aiub bon ieLblt
bsrbeiadprungub iobalb IS bas Ssrars
nahtn enss ntusn @nTalss fpiirf, bdmit
man Is bsbanble. 9iaI5 anhgriff bitnt
uur Sur dueenblidlthsn 6hmtr5itiIiHne.
unh Is rerifebt fin bon ieIbit ihn Iiebtr
bur9 sinsn ar3t ousfibrtR Su Ioien, no
Elm folder iofort CUR 6uno fem fam.
Die arantheit pir6 bur4 bitiss WittsI
isinssfpegs bsboben.
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Sir ipareR al 5ipeieu. 3u qferos, auf
BEN GAniet MNHtaiH ur5 tD1rtetsH.
.Sa, sic batten red)t oanais!" iagte
meia 9eqlefer ernE ulb hidts nadbsat
iih duf bns teeite, in boiler 8lite itsbeaoe
Edl bes gLear Greet, biniiber auf bic
large Settle ber 5ellHgebirge. 4da tintr
NeIls mitbsrholtt 1t lansian: Sin 4ate
ten redt! Sd bin IeitDem Elm oaberer
1~epprneu. sd bin bier brauBeH gfIuns
bet an 2eib uaoA es Hang 70 parin unb
Eersli1 - .dn Bet GeeIel llnb penR i'd
bente Elm sIidlifer MenI9 aetDorosn Btu,
10 bante ID d msinem bamalign Mig
ecfbid, hsHn ObHe bies mare ID nod
beuts -.
ct brad pl0BIid ab. Dds ipun6srbors,
tiuia nsus, enig ihone Gnauipiel begdila.
Die COME psrlnnf hinter ben psiBm,
idnsebebedten 3inaen ber 8srge. Gin
~aIHhenber, u~ugebemer Bnn. Gapu Ingen
bic GDot oils in tisfem Ghottgu. Dam
brda Die Ieudtsnns, golbeue Qrd9t in iaus
fsnb gortsn ikr ben ean3sH, unsnblideu
bIanen Dem. ltnb mari Elm pua6srIames
Edit aaf Berg unb 5aI. cuff Sue unt
Sur un6 md6ts bas fIberHe 9anb be-
gfuHeg eritrahIsn ais slutenfdrtigss PUT
pnrbaun.
unb enblih nod Elm Iebtes @rdbsn a
ben aeiDoIfigisH Osr HsrgrieIsH, hsr Isin
nellie Spite einium unb frI5 ulb trosiI
In hgn Metbgr rtdR. Damn fam bic sldts
So Midie ouf HtineH 8sglsitI. 0i
2iIael iDrren ihm aus ben 6an6 eeglittsH
9easierig poabts Iein 9Fsro ben lIuasl
aopf au lsirtm Germ 5uriid. Gsr IA
a. niHt. GrHF tiff sernH unb nod Truf
innsrlih bon 9erssa frob rnbte ber 8i'
buItg Wldnngs auF Der berEliden Nati
ror airs. Ct baitf btn aopf fHlblOBi
9sr fihIe aha6lpins Hrih lem ibtr p
EsiFH. Ct FAB Is ni9t - z mar bsFiah
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17

Faab, ba feblte e linen IdnsTt an her mo-
tieen mOraliiaen Strait un6 Seitigtsit.
Bon ihrtn Giabsra uHb ainbtslinberH
9sibt e 9sute, siis iFnb Sfsborkn UNI ses
Itorbsns.
llno mas Gin ippigss 2exp linen bieien
tonnis, nar bod I'M grunbt 10 boil, 10
lser .nnb nidtig. 80nfen fe bod uBF bic
Spra9s hires SsrJsrs b0rsn, bas einsm
ieben bon urs in unIersn hiaeH 6tunOeH
fdgl: .Sicr, Bel Dir su 9auis, Iisgt ber
re4te Wsg! glift pa bruuBsu uuf Der
breiten 6ssrftraBe bgs Qebtns!@
Gs trdamt Elm titles, bsrrfid eifb aud
bisr IN unitrtm groBfdptii6sn 2eben.
Mir braubtH es MIR 81 psden uno es
heibt s3u Sduie!!"
s3su 6ouIell4 bds III bds 3aaberpprt.
6og Msnfdtnlsib IN WfHfhenlut beriDnnz
BELT. Blu 6auie! Heides, bertieftfs Sc
Sen lsbt uno tpebt III Ffarisr Sraft on bies
fem 9rt. 3u 6anTel 5isr tDoBHt bic
aieB. bic immer ssbtu pia unb n~ieulaIs
nehmsa. 81 9auis! 8iT nphnt eas
Slid.
Mo6fm bod Bic 9ouItnbe, tDtlds heuIe
gsnalianI aus BEN aeben BEG lsberfluI=
fes osriiih porben Tinb, ben Ssgen ibres
WliBesihids trtennsnl M6dtsn fe i'm
bod snrddfinben, ben NEG gu 5ouis!@
9ort Derben tie bns. ipas ibnen bic
Mslt gsnommsu, ipisber finben, hen frobsH
Ginn, bic pabten Sitter bes asbsns, ibrI
einFistn S6eals. SIR idipsrsr aauipF ba
byaubsn in Der MtIi pirb ibrsn lsi@tsl
perbtu. nnb mas q linen brixt, pirf
siEgn neisn, beTeren Wert fiji is befben.
GeHH aHer @sfuiHa, dGer Rsiftum ners
mag ben @frluit an ibeulsH @itsrH MIDI
5u erisbsn.
Die grOBe Gefabr bsr Ssslssit Iisgt II
ihrsm iHlsIiem MdisriaIismus. lietei
bas GAaffm baben mir Oas SGaHeH ber'
/ gsiTeH.
Gdausui Sentr, ba braaBsH an Sub
ffr Taiengebirgs. fano IN frlism ghuusr
bas, nas fem DIR erIauifts. pas ieir
Muae Iah. Sa anbodt fdn6 q isinsr
Goit.
z6aunl 5ier IN mFsrtt1 Ritss HofF
bas G9idlal hsast ba SaaItnbsn M.
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Der porttieH ben 8efimmunsen bts pro-
|toiplls ausbrud 81 perlsibsH. . Nos.
tppib, ofF5iea bic SntersHeR btt Arbsits
ss6sr bertrstenb, bat es burd ibreR Gait
unb tbren @sre6tigteitsinu b%erfanOsu,
ernitt Rsibuugm sipiTdsu beIbsn Purtsicu,
.aapfidI unb arbeit 81 Str9ittn uHb
.freunolihs 9e5iGbungen 3u fDrOern. Sier
Elm 9eipeis ihres 9ereatigteitsgtfiihls:
.als III elmer qeriobe eslhdftlide GspreIz
fion In Der 9luleas unp GleiDsrbrauhe es
DieIe 4rbeitsIoit CAD. 6eitanb Gran gioAs
.topfb oarauf, oaB iene BON Slid begiins
fiaten 8abritanten Die neber5eit orbeiten
lteBen, ihren getrieb UNI 6 ubr .initelen
,mnBten, odmit fe ae8punssu Sparen, rDols
ten re ihreB auftrdgen gere6t pereen,
neitere Qrbtitstrdfie aus Den Rcibsn Der
arbettslolen tiR3gItelen.
60 bari 6rau Wostopib nit Redt 81
ben ,fibrenoen4 5rauen. bic iia aaerorten
i'm 2aroe betpdbren, ge8dblt tperber. Sin
aino oeutIdsr Gttsrn, lit ie bas protos
TIP oeutfhtr gbaratterfefigtsit, Pflt4ts
treue un0 9iebeusntfbigtett. SR erIter
Che nit Dem ribmlifit bstaHutsH arhts
telttn Ssratls, einem Qeffen Oss boadnois
.l@en 0tuLers SoIepb Ssraels, p%srbeirdttt
benz ie hrei her5ige atH6er i4sHtts ipuroe
fe in 8fpeiter gs bem Gipil SerDite Cons
miFioner Or. 6tnrn MDstupiB Der ebeHz
faas pielt fsintr Sabre benz 9oltspobl ges
pibmet Bat. angstraut. SIR 9eim 1T Der
MttielpAast eiaes 9ffeligeR asbsns. llH6
lber BEN ean8sn inpsbeflO btr CUTE @eiFt
IbieIer tohge6iIoetea. mittsrli1en 6rau,
bic ung a1eu Elm 8ei5pisI moberniter
'8etblihfeit 1T.
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srain gdlagen an bas Cor. gl64itn
bod bidtnigen BON ms. tpflts bsute BEN
mairialigmus DsrEalLg idsiueu. feline
Mabnaaa 65rtn, bab d anoers, ih0nere
6nrlide Sitter oibs. M5htsn re fih bod
ben lisIsn, ilareng Tiarien 0utneu, bic bsrs
bergen n it0em M~sHfdsH6srsH iprlbeln,
Hidt btrIaIiebtH.
Damn ipirb per Tag sommaa, an Dem
Fs 0ag, pas jsHen bn braaBsn IN oer Grs
habenhsit btr 1roben Qaiar 70 tief ergritf.
tauitnbmal fdnnsr fdausn perbtn In
tiHgm Mugs, dns peldgp br @sst sum
0sipG as osrs gum strSsH fsp8f
q. Q.
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RI Inc oer eriolgrtihiieu Bioniert auf
Ne benz 5elhe i~o5taler 5iriorge bic,
49, @ates ntritno, iHmitieu tes ins
~ buluteleu @striebes BON gltp
Dnrt. n. o.. fCbt, 1T Grau 9el1 5srd1s
Wlpstopib. 4ratii9 uno oreauiiatcEtIA
u%neenobnli6 Dtgaot. piNeHihaitlia gss
fhult init ariinSliheH uation1lso tonpNis
fden asnntniIGB Eat fe in 8iel6spubtsr
Mrbeit piel sur @%tFbsiierung Der Sage ets
ptrbstdtiger Srauea beigetrager. SAr
6anpt3iel 1T BIZ MtbruHg ben Grpsrbss
mogliAteiten, @tdHgang bon 9unserl55s
men, Ghub Der qtitttr uuo Der Ginoerars
belt. Sir hisIs mdtt ie in @ort uRb
@hrift erfolgrsi5e propaganda uno TIRE
gemiibangen BADEN ibr bort uHb i'm saTs
3en 2anDe gbre uND QHIeben. gebra@t.
Qus allen 5eilen Der Union ergebeu fdlt
taalih GinIabEngeN an tie, 9prtrdge ubsr
fo8iaIe uno irbuitrieae 6rdeen 81 6alten.
Meif fpri6t fe iber Die ipeaItlItitistI
@esiehungen 3ipijde1 4apitaI unb qrbsit,
uber M~sdohenid0b oosr iiber %eiRtpdnofrsis
Observation-Disclosures uRter tomlhanalsul
Gduse.
Der brei Sa9rs. naa Der 8silesuns nss
Gtreits in Der 8tuIeHs uno Glsiotrmas
dsrbrande, IN Qtp 9ort, crying isiteHs
Der neutrality-suspicious. (g9oiF dnb
@reBmamfattarsrs 4HocnstioH) osr ebs
xerp0le 8uf an frau MostorpiB, BEN
Bureau fiji arbeit (2abpr Department.
ppr3uitc1rn, BEN re bereitpiaigi G0Igs
Iaitets. rad htr uHter3eihnuag bes I'M
1piT6en bsriihut gtDoroeneu Griebeuspr0s
Iotnas ftiiens Der Qrbeiter uHb Qrbeitges
Der calf e. fir beioe Ssite i'm Sntersfs
bee harmcniiaeR 3uiammenarbeitsus BIZ
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MsiBe p%oIlene <iber unb
fam man nit @ortsil Ielbf
maiden. wldn l6f @duieiIs IN pormtn
mdfsr auf. Ho6bsm bas @dTsr srtdItt
il briidt man ban gu rs~inistnhsa gtaen4
fdnb ti&tis bdriH dus, bermeibst aber
mOgIi6n alss asibsn. Dime aus8nrins
ben obsr ~nud5ulpiilsn, IdBs man ion din
ipenig dbtrOpfm. 3orauf sipbst man III
eiHem tisfeH GsfdB, siRsm 3ialsubsr pntr
bsrsleidsn, GGpsfeiTGben an, hdnat ben
8sgtaitono in ben 5Gnsfsbampf un0 81
bsdt bas @sT6b. Der ShneTeIDamDt
bltidt potsiiali9. nnb bos DoaJeuo nirb
nab bisItr BtbdnbIang ttinsn QdbIinms
1hein anHsbmen. lps d mad aepsAHs
Iiasr Wdi4s bdufis Der San 1T.
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9m 9ienf Ses ofortIdritts.

5rau Bella uIosropis Die Eefsrin oes 2Irbeits. Departments
Der SMien. unc Kleieernaaer. pereiuignne = JRre Srte'
oeuspermitHunsen 5piiben> Kapital uno 2trbsit. Cine edte
eeutbe ;Srdu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-22
Zopet ~zastrupljenje?

II Pittsburgha, Pa. porocaio.
da jc tam tridcSct oScb. XII so Sc
udcIclilc nckc ccrkvcnc poicdine.
ncnadoma oholclo. En- zdravnik je
dcjal. da jc bolczcn povzrocilo po-
kvarjcno mcSo druecmu So pa zdi.
da SO simptomi cnaki kakor pri "a
strupljcnju Z a%rzenikom. Scvcda
Sc Sirijo zopct StraSnc govorice O
z%aroti, o a%narhistih in podobnih
recch. Steer pa nj nObcdcn izmcd
gostov, Xxi so oboleli, v nevarnosti.