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Shicago livestock.

chicago, Jan. Hogs Receipts,
$4,000 strong. 10 cents above yestcr
uJN- average. Bulk sri. go Il 1850,
light Sl5.G0m 1915, heavy, S1d.9oY
1865, pigs. $l-.0U ia.00.
CItGe Receipts 600. steady Nt-
1--WE steers. $7.sEH 1890, stockcrs and
tcodors sG.60m Io.to; COWS and hcit-
crs. s5.&01 Il.4o. calves, SN,jn"
1900.
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Chicago, Jan. ~cantlu"ss or re-
Ccipts tended today ia make corn pr-
Ccs harden Opening quotations,
which varied from unchanged to isc
Off were followed by moderate up
tutu an around.
oats like corn. developed fhmno-
Higher hog prices gave strength 10
provisions.
Predictions Of larger receipts next
week., especially II temperatures were
favorable for railroad upvatou. acted
as e. sto1dyug influence iu The lai"
dealings rhc oluse was firm q To y
! cent net higher at Sl2th tur Jan
umy and yis5ai U q. cent Ton May
ln the last half pf the duy SELLING
increased gud e. reaction followed
~lowucss at cash demand was pr.u.
/ ish factor
! 'Iusc.
close.
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Bacon Il has been estimated 10y "a
Bcrltu scieut!s, that the commercial
value of the electricity in flash Of
lightning lasting one thousaudh OF
% second Is 90 cents.
Eghert Ana vet guess II it strucl-
YOU thcrcd hc considerably murc IN
il fnI the doctor
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~ THE DISfRICT COURT oF TuE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
cot NTY or BERNALiI.LD.
STATE or SEW MENICt

Mellui n Eaan Charles Mcliu,
lanes D. Edkin and Virginia A.
". carr, plaintiffs
VI.
Albuquerque Gas Company. q corpot.
alton, Andrea Armijo de SaudoNal,
\. CHAVEZ. Ambrosia chavez. Peter
chavez Brltrau chavez, Mas Chu-
Ncz. placlda Armiin, JesusIta ArmI-
io de- Suuduval Barbarita Armiio de
~andutal Alberto r. ArmlJo, I'm
toni, Armiio, Melinda A. Armijo
FRANK NJ. Armiio Earnest NJ Arm-
io Mlrgarita l.. Armilu, Mariana
q Armija, Luisa G.. Armijo de Cha-
Ncz and the unknown heirs of Mar
g1ritu Moutoya de Armijo. defend
ants,
NOTICE OF SUIT!
TO the above named defendants.
YOU ard each OF yuu are hereby noe
rifiod that a suit has been begun ia
IA" above named court by the uhny"
named plaintiffs in which suit sou and
each uf YOU are named as defendant.
The object oi said suit is To quic, IN"
title tu the following described real
estate situate iu the county uf licrm-
lnlu. state uf New McAicu. known as
INiN seven At - tlkHl NN'f .'' 'tl''' ~
GG and eighteen bNl iu block s,N'
teen D6l of tho Francisco Armlio
ptoYn addition tu the city of Albu-
uueruue a. shown uH an amended
plat OF said addition made hy -, J.
Rankin g. e., uud filed In the office
of probate clerk aud eNotticip record
cr for the county of Bernal.llo, New
Mexico ou the 25th day of F"hrumN
lHlU In the PLAINTIFF
YOU and each of you are furtho.
notificd that unlcs, you enter your ape
boarance in said cause and answer the
plaintiffs complaint on or before the
sixteenth day of February, 1915 judg'
mcut win be entered against sou und
ooch Of YOU hy dcfaGt aud the pray".
uf the plaintiffs viii bee granted
the name ana address of tho pltin'
uff~ attorney BIZ \, B Stro2u room
T. Whiting building, AlhupncrpuN
Sew McNicp.
| tSenn. NESTOR MONTONA,
clerk
8y THOMAS * u. MADISON,
Deputy
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Attorneys at Inv.
Suite 3, Law Library IluilainR.

E.op day HERALD VAST ADS
lnd help. H' ure positions. seIi articles
30" longer nerdsd, fcnr houses na't.
apartments. store. ana rn1I ostrtr. fud
the lost. sOl houses. lots aud farms
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by master photographer twice
daily service. Remember satisfaction
gunr1nteed Send your hu,-hug tp "A
sciinbie established Ium. Hanna &
Eanns. Master photographers
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TYrEMItIr1.n sAIE.

Underwood Nh. .,......... $4,000
bennington Nu. l0............ 5000
oliver No. ...s............ $500
J.. - Smith No 9 .......... $500
smith Premier No. lO..,.,.... 35O
An are in strictly first class order.
Ribbons fur anv machine 90 cents
each. ALBtQi FEQUB TYPE
WRITER ENCUNNGE. l22 south 4th
street Phone ga.
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AUTOMOBILE Accessories

DDDRGLL TIRE co Tires vulcan
l4.ug ana accessories omen nIghts
aud SuudBys rrr service tnywhere.
Phone tGs. Il2 NDr.u Fourth ~
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TYPEw RITERS
TYPEWRITER TOR SALE

n you want 70 buy a l.. c. Smith
typewriter At a big bargain phone
l92l-W.
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tSenll. NESTOR MONTOYA,
clerk
~ THOMAS X. u. MADISON,
Deputy,
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HELP-MALE OR FBMALE
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sELDES. 8H TON TRUCK with stake
body. Usage 555s
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AUTOMOBILES
AUToMOBILEs FOR SAFE

MODEL II BUICK For sale, $3.50. in
fine running order. well equipped, re
painted, good tires. Phone 4l6 or p,
D. Box t9S9.
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SHIPLE ~.

Mr.. Clarence Capdes, of Camp,
Meade was called home this week on
account OF the extreme illness OF his
brother, VIM. @, Caples, who f. mo
better at this writing.
Mrs. Robert Zahn and Miss Gladys
Zahn are on the sick list, also Miss
Bessie Hughes. Nh.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan and
Mr.. Oliver Caples called on Mrs Mar
garet Caples and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis IT. Schneider
had a. their guests Sunday Mr., and
Mrs. Brady Brown and SON, Abraham
of Carrollton; Mr. and Mrs. Wise and
Mrs. Vim. Zellers, OF Baltimore,
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Miss Emily Boyer, of Washington,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Robert Wood, or Arlington, IL visit
ing relatives here
M Mr. Guy Warren and daughter have
returned home after spending two
weeks in Baltimore
Miss Vallie Shorb spent few days
last week in Baltimore.
Mrs. Wilbur Miller spent Tuesday
i'm New Midway
The Detour Auxiliary OF the Red
Cross has made and sent in since
January ILL., 1918, the following
articles: sweaters, pair of socks,
16 SHIRTS, 12 suits or pajamas, III pairs
bed socks, hot water bottle covers,
9 emergency handkerchiefs, 13 treas
ury bags, 1886 mouth wipes, % hand
kerchiefs, tray covers, q knit wash
cloths, 10 table napkins, Is bed shirts,
q triangle bandages, 15 wash cloths,
% shot bags 5xS, Ia shot bags 4x7
and bed comforts
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EMORY,

" Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Raver and Tau~
lily spent Saturday in Baltimore.
Miss Beulah Cooper, OF Baltimore,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Charles
Myers.
Mrs. WI F. Algire and son, Byrley,
OF FoWblesburg spent Monday with
Mrs Bert Bond, the formers sister.
Misses Mildred and Margie IEbdllS,
of Elizabeth, N. J., are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Charles Weaver.
] Mrs. Carroll Raver and son, Robert.
spent one day last week in Washing
ton, ID. G.
" The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield Weaver and left
"a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborn buried
an infant at Emory ON Monday.
The Aid Society will meet &C Mrs.
Nicholas Coles on November z. All
are welcome. 5
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tives hero
Mrs. Peter Haumg gardner, of near
Keysville, spent the weeks end with
her son, Norman R Baumgardner and
wife
Second Lieut. John Alexander, OF
Southerfield, Ga, is home for ten
days stay suffering with the fashion
able disease, Spanish flu.
Mrs. Nettie a. Weaver received al
message from Camp Made this we'd
nesday morning telling her to come
AZ once a. her son, Fern was seriously
ill n n pneumonia
Private Howard FTOck, Oldest son
of MIR. and Mrs John Frock, died at
Camp Meade, early Sunday morning
Up until the present writing, WED
nesday noonl hi body has been ex-
pected daily, but has failed to arrive.
Upon arrival services and interment
will take place in Grace Reformed
church, with interment i'm adjoining
cemetery Besides his bride OF few
weeks, formerly Miss Nora Baker, h.
Il survived by his parents, one broth
CIR, William, and two sisters. Misses
Hilda and Olive at home The fam
lily have the sympathy Of the com
munity in their sudden and sad be
reayement He was in his 23rd year.
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4IINIONTO7FFN.

On account OF the prevailing cpl
deEnlc tine churches OF the town will
be closed. No services will be held
until further notice The school I'D
also closed Tor d time.
Rev Fields, df Union Bridge, gave
an interesting address on the Liberty
Lean at the school house CT Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Billmyer en-
tertalned On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rillmyer, Mr.. and Mrs William
Hubert, Mrs. Mervin Powers and Mr.
Guy Billmyer, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Irwin Beard and children, of
TaEeyt0wn, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Reverdy Beard on Sunday. M
Mr.. Cover Routson, Of Waynesboro,
is visiting his brother, Mr. Melvin
H0utsQn, and family
Miss Grace Wilson, teacher OF the
primary department Oh the public
school, has accepted position near
her home at Frostburg and viii not
return here
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TANEYTOWN.

Mrs. Guy Ourand, OF washington.
~ g., spent the weeks end with her
mother, Mrs. Mary O,Neil Crapster.
G.. a. Elliot and daughter, Roberta,
rof Shrewsbury, Pa, spent Monday iii
town.
Chas Bachman, who left for Fort
turned On Sunday evening on account
of physical defects His many
friends are glad his Uncle Sam could
not make use of him.
Our schools i'm town and in the
county closed Tuesday for an in
definite time WE hear that the
churches will also be closed on ac-
count of the flu.
The sick at present writing are Mrs
.. r. Downie, Miss Katharine and
Master Richard Downie, Estella Es-
sig, Edgar Essig, Ralph Sell, Norval
P. Shoemaker, Jr., Mrs. Frank Grouse,
Mrs. Walter Crapster, Mrs. O. r..
Shoemaker, ard Clotworthy Birnie.
The friends of Clarence w. J.
Ohler and Miss Helen Eckard were
quite surprised to. learn of their mar
riage ON last Tuesday evening at
Baust Reformed parsonage, BY Rev.
Paul I'D. Yodef.
p. 6. sanerhahhnnsr received the
news 0t the illness in West Chester,
Pa, OF his daughter, Miss Ethel. Her
many friends here wish her a speedy
recovery.
Miss Dorothy Chenuwith. OF Fred
erick City Hospital is enjoying va
cation with her parents, B. II. Chem
owith and family.
Miss Lena Angel, who entered
college at Annville, Pa, last week,
returned hom Monday to escape being
under Quarantaned.
Miss Beulah Englar, of New Bruins
wick. ~ j., returned home the latter
part of the week on account of her.
school being closed.
Mrs. Paxton, OF Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs Walter A Bower.
H s. Rooms and wife, OF Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with his mother,
Mrs. Phoebe Rooms, and other rela-
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Mrs. Sarah M- Stump, wife of
Charles Stump, died Wednesday
evening, .at $50 I'D. m-, aged ar years,
months and 20 days. She was a
daughter OF the late Jacob and Mrs
Wink. Funeral services Saturday
afternoon in the Lutheran church,
Rev. q. H. Leatherman officiating.
Interment in the family burial lot i'm
the Lutheran cemetery. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John Adkins,
Walter WI Wentz, Harvey LaMOtte,
Harvey Burgoon, James Waggaman
and Curvin Ament O.. Marshall, or
Baltimore, funeral director. She is
survived by her husband, MIR. Charles
Stump, her mother, Mrs. Jacob Wink,
four sisters, Mrs. Claude Hoffman and
Mrs. Hartman Tyherit, Of town; Mrs.
Edna Stoltz, of Frederick; Mrs. Irwin
Furhman, OF Baltimore, three broth
ers, MIR. Jacob and Rudolph Wink, OF
town, and MIR. Andrew Wink, OF
Baltimore.
Dr. wv. R. .. Denner met with a
painful accident Thursday evening by
over treading his foot, tearing several
ligaments at the ankle. He was
crossing the street carrying his lit
tie son. As he stepped from the curb
to the crossing his foot overturned.
throwing him and the child forward.
The boy was only badly frightened
but the doctors injury was very
painful.
Daniel and Jacob Lodge No. %, T..
O. Cd. F., will celebrate their Saith
anniversary Of OddfellOwshfp Thurs
day evening, October 17, firm their Lodge
room The grand officers will be
present and am interesting program
given. The members OF the lodge
and their families are invited To b.
present.
Rev n. TT. Blatt, pastor of the Re
formed charch. will celebrate the
H [-.-g Communion Sunday morning,
October 20.
Messrs. Star and Gilback, OF Balti-l
more were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaron Hoffman, for the weeks end.
Miss Carrie Baker was visiting her
sister, Mrs Shaffer, Of Thurnont,
Nd, the past week.
Mr. George .. Motter has been
home FOR the past few days suffering
with a. cold
Our schools and all public places
OF amusement were ordered closed for
an indefinite period The order went
into effect Tuesday evening, October s.
The order was brought about by the
epidemic or the Spanish influenza
that has been sweeping the country
for the past month.
Corn huskers are at "a premium.
Chestnuts are scarce.
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STATEHOOD.

Miss Alice CrisWell, Miss Pearl
Shipley and Miss Mamie Gardner have
accepted positions in Baltimore
Mrs Wilhelma Wilderson has sold
her property to- Mrs. Emma R- Arnold.
Mrs. Walderson will move To Balti-
more in the near future.
The barrack ca the b. 4. Gorsuch
farm, this village, with 10 tons of
hay, a corn plow and a grain drill
and straw stack was burned on Fri
day, October Al
The Spanish flu arrived here about
40 days ago and quite few are down
with it
Miss Olga Isaacs and MIR. VIM. lid.
Bush, Jr., spent from Saturday I'm
till Sunday i'm Baltimore.
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The Rev. ~ w. ID. Dillon, Oh south
port, Indiana, who spent a few days
at TIE home Of Dr. " Fred WAesche.
has returned.
Chaplain CIande II. Leyfeld re-
ported for duty with the Navy at
Norfolk, Un Iagt Wednesday Mrs.
Leyfeld accompanied him.
Mrs. E. Frank Fielding is On Tine
sick list
Mrs. mi. 3. Jones and family moved
to Baltimore on Wednesday for the
winter
Mrs. Wm. II. Bennett, who has
been at the Maryland General Hospi-
tai undergoing treatment, has return
ed tO her home much improved.
Mr, Frank ELY is on the sick list
Mrs. VIM. Shipley attended the
state convention Of the W. O. T. W.
held at HagerstOwn last week.
Mrs D web. $precher has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
John WOOdcOck, OK HOlidaySburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. EdW. Arlington and
Mrs. Raymond Arlington visited Mr.
Raymond Arlington, OF Camp Meade,
on Tuesday. AZ this writing Mr.
Arlington u dangerously iii with
pneumonia
Mr. and mrs. Bailey Dudderar
celebrated their fifth wedding ami
versary en- Friday, October a, by Civ
ing a family dinner. The guests
we're Mr. and Mrs. John R Bennett,
MT VIM. H. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bennett, Mrs Frank Bennett, Mrs.
George Gardner, Misses Nellie and
Alice Bennett, Masters Bailey Payton
amid Walter Bennett Dudderer.
Colonel Charles w. Adams, after
months of suffering, died at hi home.
Oh Saturday morning at 5 o'clock.
THO was buried from hiS church att
Easton, Nd, On Tuesday. Besides his
wife he d. survived by one SON,
Charles WV. Adams
Mrs. Thomas Roberts, of Laurel,
Md, spent several days with relatives
here last week
Mrs. Albert Selby was delegate to
tbs missionary convention held In
Baltimore last week From there
sue will spent a week with her sister,
Mrs Thomas Roberts. of Laurel.
Mrs. Lillian Schultz, Of Baltimore,
A. home sick with influenza
The sykesviiie school I'm closed far
W time while influenza Id raging.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris left We'd
nABday morning for an extended visit
ito Denton. Montana. They will visit
their sons, Stanley and Irving Harris,
who are In business there.
REV. VIM K Marshall was called
to the home Of his brother, Mr. r. Hill
Marshall, of Washington, D- O., who
Is iii with pneumonia.
Mrs. Arthur Stevens and Miss
Mamie Hughs left Friday for Nash
Vile, Tenn, where Miss HuEhs will
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Stevens.
w Mrs. ida Gorsuch, who has been
spending two weeks at the home OF
Senator Warfeld, has returned toa
Baltimore.
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lHIILLRRS

Sherman Miller, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs H. il Miller, is very iIl at his
home here with double pneumonia.
Mr- ana Mrs. John Keck and child
rem, Mr. George H0ffacker and Misses
Nertie and Birdie H0ffacker, on Man
chester, visited MIR. and Mrs John X
Miller last Sunday.
Our community was shocked last
Saturday when news reached here of
the death Of Frank M. Miller, son or
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Miller, of West
minister. Frank enlisted in tine WI. 8.
Naval Reserve as a musician and
several weeks ago was called for
duty at Norfolk, VA, where he died
after short illness from pneumOnia
The family formerly resided here,
and were well known They have
our sympathy in their sad beFeave-
ment. lila
Miss Marguerite and Master Ben
der Giller. OF Philadelphia, visited
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Giller, the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Richarts, OIL
WOodlawn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Garrett and Mir and Mrs. Howard
Hare recently
Farmers ARE husking corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wentz and
children, Vernon and Marie, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ill. H. Wentz, at Line
boso, last SHnday.
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BAKE BRANCH.

We are having some ideal Fall
weather Farmers I'm this vicinity
have finished filling their silos and
are busily engaged i'm cutting corn
and doing their Fall seeding.
Health of community good.
MesSrs. Upton f. Myers, Claude
Myers and Edward Zepp spent Sum
day at hadiesbnrg.
MT. and Mrs Jacob Wantz, of near
Fountain Valley spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elmer Wantz and
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Trespass Notice /!

The following persons give notice tO
all Eespassers that they win be pros
ecuted if caught OH their land
Roy g. Bowersox, New Windsor, Md.
W III. Jordan, Gist.
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THE TEST
OF MERIT
Westminster People Are Given Co.'S
vlnGlnE Proof.

/ Va X. * l M f
No Better test oG any article can ba.
made than the test Of time and this Hi
particularly true Of a kidney n1etla-
cine Deans Kidney Pills have stoo&s
this test and stood it well. Whm&
better proof or the merits Or this rem
edy could you demand, than the state
ment of Westminster resident who
used # successfully and tells cf la@t-
ting results.
Read the followinsi rIFE NJ
" 2. Campbell, nrdp. OF r1aat
market, Main gt-, says: INV 49,
ached and my kidneys were ont of
order. Al used Doan's Kidney Pllla
procured from Moore's Drug Store
and they made me we'll (Statamanf
given May tS, 1917.
Tn August 1916 Mr. Campbell ADJ
ed: AL that have said i'm n previous
statement praising Deans Rfdnev
Pills holds good They have riven
me permanent benefit from Kideny
trouble"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--Ret
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thas
Mr. Campbell had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfgrs.. Buffalo, Nv. Y.
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family.
Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah T KoOntz
and family entertained on Sunday
mar. and Mrs. Jesse $heckles and two
daughters, Georgia and Harvine, OF
Canada Hill and INIT. and Mrs. Walter
Helwig.
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FRIzEI.LBURG.

mrs. WI FL. Dern, Miss Naomi
Babylon, Mrs. Harvey Dickensheets
and Clarence Sullivan are victims OF
the Spanish flu.
Mrs. Annie Stoner, Mrs Matte My
ers and SON Norman, INIT. Charles
Myers and Mr. Frank Schaffer visited
Erwin Myers and Earl Schaffer at
Camp Meade On Wednesday. The
boys have been very sick with the
flu
Mr. Christ, wife and sons and Mrs.
Jennie Myers, of Baltimore, visited
relatives and friends Of this place
from Saturday until Monday.
The schools were closed here on
Tuesday on account of the Spanish
flu.
NJ The friends of Mr. Clifton Null,
who is at Camp Meade, sent him a
post card shower on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Devilbiss, OF Pleasant
Y 1ea.iiiiey, visited her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Yingling on Wednesday.
There will b. preaching at the
Bethel Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Belts. Nia \.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-09
.V|aruIltiSuri.

Ealoanele carl zboara prin aer nu
pot fl mai umflSte decft cum este
prctul carbunilor in aceste zile.
Ei 81 daca uresedihtele Will
son are sd cfstige 81 dinsul pre-
miul Nobel pentru pace, aceasta
il va apropia numai tot mai tare
de Teddy.
Guvernul german a decis ca
toate alimcntele fnmagaziante in
fOstele castele ale fostului Kai-
ser, sa fie puse in musee ca a.
mintiri. Ri. apoi atHnci de &C
zbcara poporul ca nu are ce sd
minince?
Pc pbstul acesta aflam ca din
Elvetia a trecut un mare trans
port de masline in Olanda. Era
TRIMS de-Tino pcntru Kaiser.
Cite -odata femeile ma4.itate a
doua oara stunt dcstul de cuminti
ca sd site cum sd capete>de la
barbatul dc al doilca fntretinere
de ajuns pentru ca din ca sa poa-
ia ridica monument primului bar
Dat.
Daca Kaiserul STAR cunoaste
datorinta atunci eel dintii -1ucru
ce trebue sal faca in fiecare di-
mineata este sa Sc pipaie la git,
ca sa vada daca nu La legat cine
va peste noapte?
Unul de la Dallas a descoperit
peatra fntelepciunii. Ci-ca Cain
de aceea ar fl ucis pc Ayel pen
trn-ca acesta lar fl batjocorit
soacra (O.
La East Youngstown, Ohio sa
zice ca Sc fac pc uncle locuri mari
suparari Gu posta. Anumc: in un
local de afaccri, America noas-
ira este Impartial celor ce nu 0
au abonata 81 abonatii nf o pot
capata, de loc.
Europa are sa-si puma janito-
rii la lucru ca sa mature coroa-
nele aruncatc de domnitori 81 sd
lc trimita la atare turnatOrie ca sd
poata fl facute din Gle, lucruri
folositoare.
Suntem de credinta ca o fata
ar merge prin zapada Gu picioa-
rele goale 81 totusi ar simti cal
dura. daca ar avea in jurul gitu-
lui sau un guler scump de blana
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-09

flate in cercurile oficiale, Germa-
niaN sc pregateste ca la masa de
pace sa ceie despaguhiri de la a.
liati. Pagubile cauzate de aero
planele aliate 81 cele suferite dc
sap,lsii Germani internati in tari-
leI antante vor. fl abuse int/ntea
lcoHferintei de pace alaturi Gu
pretentiunile de indemnitati ale
.aliatilor.
Mare uragan in Honolulu. -
Honolulu. I'm uragan puter-
mic s'R deslantuit ieri noapte pc
ste insula Oahu, pc care este ST.
tuat orasul Honolulu. Mi de pomi
au fost desradacinati, tramvacle
oprite pc loc, toate sirmele- elec-
trice is telegrafice rupte 81 o ma
re parte din casele de scIndura
|sfarimatc. Sc ziee ca recolta trese
;ici de zahar a ssuferit pagube nu
ma, mici ca 25O, 600 de dolari.