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Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-21
American
Casualty List

The following Iowans are named
in the casualty list for Saturday
morning, Sept. 81:
Lawrence E. Heiden, severely
wounded, next OF kin, c. F. Heiden,
Merrill.
Paulus w. Hilmer, missing in ac-
ton, next of kin, Christ Hilmer.
Greene. -.
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans were mentioned in the cas-
ualty list Friday afternoon, Septem-
Der 20:
Gustave Roerick. killed. next Of
kin, Mrs. Anna Vastwan, Itch
Leo R. Atwater, died of wounds,
next of kin, o. c. Atwater, Lake
view, la.
Anton Weckler, missing in action,
next OF kin, Nick Weckler, Osmond.
Harry Westphal. missing in &C.
ton, next of kin, Henry Westphal,
Grand Island.
Chris S. F. Willadsen, missing in
action, next of kin, Mrs. Dorothy
Wiladsen, Marquette.
Edward M. Sharp. missing in &C
ton, next of kin, Mrs. Iona M.
Sharp, Loup City.
Charles A. Shirley, missing in &C.
ton, next of kin, Mrs. Dora Shirley,
Lawrence.
Charley Vetter, missing in action,
next Of kin, Fred Vetter, Nashua,
Ia.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
OF the American Expeditionary
forces: Killed in action, %: wound
ed severely, 40; died of wounds. 6;
died of disease, S; wounded slightly,
!. Total, lbs;
It, Albert Harvey Bell tr., Greensburg.
Ii Lindsey r. Campbell, Detroit, Mich.
Sergt Fred L. johnson, Pennington.
Me.
Corp. Harry C. Frey. New York. N. Y.
Corp. William A. Leonard, Flushing.
n Y.
Corp. George NJ. Lightner. York. Pa
Corp, Paul T. Loescher. West Hartford
Conn.
George z. Marshall, Hannibal. Mo.
John H. McConville. New York, N. Y.
James A. Love. LOwryville. S. c.
James Benjamin Allen, Spokane. Wash
Charles L. Ayers. Parkersburg. w. Va.
Bob c. Bentley. Fitzgerald Ga.
August Bigler. College Point. N. Y.
Joseph A. Bongord, Philadelphia. Pa.
Thomas Brady, Sacramento. Cal.
James Brown. Sand Point. Idaho.
Joseph Burnell, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Patrick J. Coyne. Lawrence, Mass.
Roy Grader. Craig, Colo.
Nicola Defelice, Italy.
Albert w. Dewitt. Moore. Mont.
James p. Donovan. New Brighton, g. l.,
N. Y.
Died Of Wounds.
1t Harvey C. Ringer. Paola. Kan.
Joseph j Bernat, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Leslie f. Bradbury, Auburn. Me.
Richard Fleming. Ireland.
John Fuchs. Tomah, Wis.
Stanley Hill. Boston, Mass
Died Of Disease.
Frank Allen Cast GAINESVILLE, o.
Joe Johnson, Georgetown, 8. c.
David A. Margetts. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Jim Mason. Abilene. Tex,
Louis Henry Simonsen. Svenson, Ore.
Wounded Severely.
Lawrence E. Heiden, Merrill, Ia.
Corp. Clarence NJ. George. Piesiding,
Wyo.
Faulus W Hllmer, Greene. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-21
Labrador Cod Fishery Will
Have Short Crop This Year
BY Associated Press.

St. Johns, N. F.. Sept. 20.-The
Labrador fishery, one of the princi-
pal branches of the Newfoundland
cod fishery industry, threatens to
be very short this year, The fish
are shipped direct from the coast
to European countries, mainly Por-
tugal, Spain, Italy and Greece, and
very high prices are obtained nova
days, virtually double the figures
ruling before the war started.
The Labrador fishery OF New
foundland has not in late years at
tanned the same proportions as for
merly, when some 20 900 fisher folk,
men, women and children, migrated
there every summer for the fishing
season, and the catch in some years
reached 100000 quintals. A good
season at present would represent
half these figures, whereas the out
,ook just now is that for the 10000
Or II 600 people engaged, not more
han $4,000 quintals will be OBJ
aimed.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19
ponury Dom W WarSzawie
HRABIA B0GUMIL kAMlNSkI
Bogumil potar1 reka czolo.

Bogumil potar1 reka czolo.
- PraWda,- rzek1. = mogl-
bym umrzec jego dfuznikiem. Ju
|tro z%obaczymy sic, wicehrabio, =
ldodal, odrzucajac spade i wycho
dZac.
= Predke! predko! = rzekl
Szmul do starego. zasuszonego
czlowieczka, kt6ry jnz oddaWna
krecil sic po sail, hrabia Kamin-
ski wychodzi, spieszcie "a MIN. DO
sic wan wymknie.
Czlowiek ow wyszedl spieszine.
Szmul patrzy1 "a MIN z usmie-
chem przez chwile, potem zbllzyl
sic do Rozinskiego. kt6ry juz
.'przegra1 zbrodniczo uzyskane pie
Made i siedzia} W zrozpaczonem
|usposobieniu Ia kanapie.
Zyd szepnal mu do ucha slow
kilka.
- Million szatanoW. - vybuch
nal Rozinski, = prowadz mnie,zy
die ale .jezeli klamiesz, to nie WI
dziesz zyWy Z rak moicht
- Pokaze sic, panic hrabio =
rzekl Szmul vyprowadzajac ME
szczesliwego g:acza Ia ulice.
smierc Rozinsdego.
Bogumil wyszedl W najwiek--
SEEN rozdraznieniu Ia podworze
a kazal czekajacemu tam s1uzace-
mu przyprowadzic swego konia.
Gdy sluzacy odszedi, mlody hra
bia chodzil W zamvsleniu 20 pod
Worzu.
SIowa Francuza: "'Hrabia Ka-
minski zamordowal skrytobojczo
pu1koWnika Milakowa ME mo-
gly mu Wyjse z mysl. Slysza1 cia
gle to straszne oskarzenie, a ME
by1 W moznosci udowodnic, zeby
bylo fa1szywem. Me mogl przy--
puscic, zeby jego ojciec byl win
nym takiej zbrodni, kt6rych uwa
zal "a 1otrow. Dreczyla go strasz-
IA watpliwosc, a laden promien
swiat1a ME rozswiecal tel okrop-
mel tajemnicy.
Syn mordercy jest ezlowie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19
>{Ciag dalszy.)


Goscie hrabieeo otoczyi drzvi
sablnetu. patrzac IA te scene re
zdlmieniem.
x PanoWie. - rZekl Fleur, -
pan hrabia Kaminski zapewne IA
gle stracil rozum, maczej ME TO-
zumiem....
- Jestem PREY zdrowych zmy-
siach / WIEN co movie, - przer--
wal Bogumil, - ~powtarzem re je-
st"S lotrem. wicehrabio.
Fleuri usmiechna1 sic.
- Slvszeliscie. panowie.-rzekl
= jestem obrazony bez powodu,
jetlnak re Wzgledu IA rozdraznie--
Ele hrabiego. poprzestane Ia pre-
proszeniu, Czv odwolasz pa. pa
ME hrabio?
- Nigdyi - zaWola1 Bogumil
= hanbe, jaka mnie pan okryles,
krev tvlko zmyc moze. Bede pa
III wdziecznym, jezeli mnie uwol
nisz Cd tego nedznego zycia.
Zamilkl i spuscil oczy do ziemi
0skarzenie, HeR Wyszlo Z ust
Fleurego, dotknelo go do glebi.
Dwaj ludzie przypisywah jego OF
Gu zbrodnie hanbiaca raz Ia zaw-
SEE ich herb, ME ceni1 juz bardzo
Wcia.
Dopiero gdy uczu1 spade W dIo
III i ujrzal Fleurego naprzeciw sic
bic, odzyskal przytomnoscc.
Zabij mnie pan! - zawola1
stajac do Walk.
Szpady skrzyzowaly sic kilka
ray, nagle jeden CLOS przerwal
wake.
Byl to CLOS owego gracza, ktory
sic zak1adal przeciwko Roz nskie
1nu.
- Stoj pan! - rzeA ow grace,
Eladac reke ia ramieniu Bogumi
la - hrabio KaminsH, winien je
SITES wicehrabiemu szesc tysiecy
rubli. Me by1oby godnem ciebie
pojedynkowac sic z MIN wprz6d
MIN mu zaplacisz. Zaplac, a po-
tenn go zabij:.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19
ii TAX sa1nn. iak pan Kaminski.

:bi tax Same, jak pan Kaminski,-
odrzeA Szmul, - pan hrabia wei
die do ciemnejj sien j poWie an-
izacemu, re to Szmul przysla pana
Ell! ten dom jest
j sfuzacy jest take Sznnn-
Ia. -. wiec pan hrabia pOWie !:
aSzmnl mnie tn przyslal' q stu
zaprowad1 pana hrabiego
ma pierwsze pietro do pokoiku, 2
pan mabia bfdzie mogll
widziecc iayszec Wszystko, co sic
|bedzie dziah
Uhouz n mnal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19

wloy okrywaly jak plaszczem &c
Ikobiete, spoczy7ws,ajaca M kanapie
odbijaB sic ostre Cd bialej ko-
ronkowej sukm, y ktora byla u
|ibrana.
Byla to hrabina Katarzyna Ro-
,zinska, malzonka meszezesliWego
gracza, horego poznaIismy " po-
przednim rozdziale.
Tbra1a sic jak ma jakies nroczy
ste przyjecie, a wzrok jej niespo-
kojnie co chwlla zwracajacy sic
Ina zegar, ktdry stall n rogu poko-
ju, swladczyl, re ia kogos oczeki
wala. Godziny zdawaly sic plynae
ldla niej zbyt wolno-... bylaby
i'm dodala skrzvdel. Gas ME da
sic nikomn Wstrzymae " swoim
lpochodzie, sekundy " wiecznem
inastepstWie przybywaja do Sc
kund. a ehocc czasami mowimy, re
czas ubiega szybko lub wlecze sic
|poWoli, So to tylko nasze hubjek-
THYME pojecia, ktore ME zmienia-
ia lstoty rzeczy.
l hrabinie zdawalo SIT e czas
kroczyl z6iWim krokiem, ale ma
reszcie nadeszla po1noc i otworzy
|ly sic drzwi.
MIoda koDleta zerwala sic szyb
ko i pobiegla naprzeciw wchodza
cego.
Byl to many nan Micha1, kto-
'ry opusciwszy Bogumila, wszedl
do tegoz domu mnemi drzwiami i
stanal pred swoja pau:a, ably jej
zdac spraWe o dopelnieniu otrzy-
manego xlecenia.
Przyj;nz1eg - zapyta1a ka-
tarZyna.
tGiag aalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19

Me, ME p6jde - odpowiie-
dial zyd, ME mogge sobie psue
iinteresow z innym. Unizony su-
ga pana hrabieggo.
To poWiedziawszy, oddall sic
szybko, a wszed1szy " najblizsza
|ulice, stanal "a rogiem domn j gdy
ujrzaI hrabiego Wchodzaeego do
wskazanego domu, rzeH do sic
bic:
- Uda1o cl sue, szmulku 1eby
6; tax Pan Bog dad dlugie zyeie..
ten hgiel przyniesie sei zysk INA
czny. Hrabia bedzie podpisywal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19

II JCSt lSN1l1liSl III, q AAC1sf4 UoAuOC
lpodpadna %zasluzonej karze jezel
zglne.... ale ME! to bye ME mo.
re! Bog broni s1usznei sprawy, q
Iprzeczucie mi mowi, re ME stale
lido walk nieslusznej.
Myslac tax Bogum1 podniosf o
Icy do nieba, ia ktorem z Pc "a
1ehmm klka gwiazd sic nkazaIo.
lZdawaly sic one przyswiecac mu
zachecajaco, i ozywiony nova cd
waga, wdzieczny losowi, re go dzi
.siaj uwolni1 cd WALK z Francu-
lem, chcia1 dosiasc konia, ably po-
ljechae do domu.
- Hrabio Bognmile Kaminsk!
zawo1al ktos stfumionym g1o--
sem.
- Kto mnie VIOLA? - zapyta1
iBogumil.
- To ia, Micha1, brat nauczy-
ciela i organisty re Swobody, -
lodpowiedzia1 o6w starry zasuszony
lczlowieczek, kt6rego widzielismy
" salonie CRY.
= Micha}!.. przypom1nam was
|sobie... jake sic macie?.. Gee.
go chcecie odemnie?
= Powiem krotko.. Pan hra--'
bia must udae sic re nina = 3D.
powiedzia1 Michal tajemniczo.
= Dokad? = zapytal Bogumi1.
= To tajemnica.. PrzysiagIem.
ma wszystko &C mi jest swietem,
re dzisiaj 0 polnocy przyprowa--.
DIE pana hrabiego W peWne miej
see. Wiecej nic ME wien, Moge.
|tylko = doda1 jednakze zaraz,-.
zapewnic pana hrabiego, re ia ME.
spodzianka bedzie bardzo przy--
Jenna.
= Bogumi1 Kaminsh HE zwyH
,lekac sic niebezpieczenstwa = cd
powiedzia1 m1ody hrabia, - ow-.
SEEN chetnie naraze sic IA ME-
ProWadzcie mnie!.. .dodal pc krot
kiej chwili.
Tajemniczosc schadzk budzila.
jego ciekawosc i zapusciI sic w.
domysfy mad TEN, co go Ia owej
schadzce oczekwae moglo.
Przybyli tax n~areszcie do jed
nej Z odleglejszych czesci miasta,
kaminski konno stepem, a Mi
chal pieszo obok niego.
= Panic hrabio - rzeA MichaI
stajac, = W tym zajezdzie trzeba]
bedzie pozostaWic konia,
= Czy koniecznie? = zapytal|
BogumiI.
- TAX, panic hrabio, = odpo-l
Micha}, = miejsce, do
.ktorego many sic udac ley ME-
daleko, a trzeba u1likac wszelkie-
go halasu.
= Vice dobrze. = rzekl Bogn-1
-
mil zsiadajac konia j zapukal do
drZwi zajazdu.
Zaspany sluga otworzy1 i przy-5
jail konia, poczem Bogumi1 po---1
szedl pieszo ebok Michala.
Sill tax moe przez kwadrans,
zwrociwszy sic ku wnetrzu mia
sta i zatrzymali sic %nareszcie.|
pred jakas niepozorna kamienica1
- Mech pan hrabia zapuka1
try ray do drzwi - rzeA Mi
chal, - a gdy otworza, to pan
.hrabia pojdzie "a tym, kto sic u
kaze. Sfuga mizony pana hrabie-
go.
To powiedziawszy, zniA " cie-]
mnosciaeh nocy.
Stale sic to coraz bardziej4
zagadkoWem, - pomysla1 Bogu-1
mil, -lecz MECH tax bedzie!
Zapnkal try ray kolba pistole7
tn do drzwi, a gdy sic otworzylv,
niknal " ciemnym korytarzu 8.
Czy pan hrabia widzia1 pana.
|hrabiego Kaminskiegos -zapytal:
|Szmnl Rozinskiego, Etory niedale-.
ko tego domu czatoWaf.
- TAX jest, = odpoWiedzial Ro
zinski, - widzia1em, ale ME rozu-
-~a-. L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-03-19

Czy pan hrabia widzia1 pana.
Kaminskiegos -zapytal.
Szmnl Rozinskiego, Etory niedale-.
ko tego domu czatoWal.
- TAX jest, - odpoWiedzial Ro
zinski, widzia1em, ale ME rozu-
miem co to wszystko macy. -
Co mnie odchodza nocne wyciecz
Ii Kaminskiiegos.. Omyli1es sic
zydzie.
- Omylilem ME. odpar1
Szmul, = MECH " zyeiu mojem.
ME zarobie AMI jednego grosza, je.
zei n%eprawda, re " tym domu
najduje sic hrabina Katarzyna.
Rozinska.
- ilcz! ~ hzyknal hrabia-
j przekonaj mnie, jesi mozesz!
- Mech ty1ko pan hrabia Mo-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
CONSTANTINE. WILL. RECOVER.

Zurich. Switzerland. May 9. -
Former King Constantine, of Greece,
has undergone an operation in a.
Zurich hospital and is now out Of
danger. 1t is believed, however, that
his convalescence will be slow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
PEACE TREATY
With RUNANTA
MADE PUBLIC
Dub1ldja Coded To Cen
trail Powers; Army Is
Demobilized
tBy Associated Presg.1

amsterdam, May 9.-Tfe peace
treaty signed by Germany and her
allies with Rumania consists OF
eight clauses. The first restores
peace; the second ,demobilizes the
Runanian army, except ten divis-
ions, two remaining as protection for
the frontiers of Bessarabia and eight
in Moldavia, the total not to exceed
10000 infantry and 1900 cavalry.
The third clause separates DObrud-
"a from Rumania and restores to
Bulgaria Bulgarian territory which
fell to Rumania by the treaty Of
bucharest In 1913. Run1ania cedes
to the central allies that part of
Dobrudja north of the new Bulgarian
frontier line to the mouth of the
Danube. The frontier is rectifed in
favor Of Austria Hungary. State
property in the land coded by Ru-
mania passes without indemnity to
the states which acquire these re-
gions. The inhabitants, however,
shall have the right of option and
emigration. s
The fourth clause deals with in
IDENTITIES, the signatories of the
treaty renouncing any claim to re-
endorsement for the costs of the
war. but special arrangements are
to be made for damages caused by
the war.
The evacuation Of the occupied
territories is taken up in the fifth
clause, while the sixth provides for
free navigation Of the Danube, Ru-
mania surrendering the right to col
lect toSls on ships navigating the
river or entering ports. The central
allies have the right to keep war
ships virtually anywhere on the
river.
Equality Of all religions in Ru-
mania is provided for in clause
seven. while the. eighth clause has
to do with the economic relations of
Run1ania with the central allies.
These will be regulated by separate
agreements. which will go into force
simultaneously with the peace
treaty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
FrighttuImess to
Warn NeMtYaLS
CIV Associated Press.l

Washington, May 9. Teutonic
frtghtfulness as practiced in France
and Belgium has been made the sub
ject of a German warning to neutral
nations of the fate which they may
expect if they take up arms against
the central powers.
IF there are any still thinking of
siding with the allies. let them take
warning from the fate OF Others"
says the warning. 1t is in the form
Of a, circular, which recites the
amount of booty seized in France
and Belgium, the number of churches
damaged and destroyed, the money
wrung from the stricken Inhabitants
and finally, the deliberate mistreat-
ment Of English prisoners of war.
German propagandists have flood
ed Spain. with this document printed
in Spanish, and copies have come
into the possession Of the state de-
partment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
Women S Biennial
COnUentjon Ends
tBy Associated Press.l

Hot Springs, Ark, May s.-The
fourteenth biennial convention of the
general federation Of women's clubs
adjourned finally here last night,
with the completion of a program
that included as speakers DIR. Anna
Howard Shaw. DR.. Esther Lovejoy
of Portland, Ore, and Geo. w. Sim
mons of st. Louis.
DR.. Shaw discussed woman's COM
n.ittee work and co-ordinated war
service; DR.. Lovejoy and Mr.. Sim
mons spoke on Red Cross activities
at home and abroad.
At yesterdays business session a
resolution was presented to the con-
.Yention and referred to the execu-
tive board with power to act, urging
for women of the nation "represen-
tatfon at the peace table when the is
sues Of the war have been settled and
the nations of the earth gather for
a survey OF the future"
The convention also declared
against the practice in localities of
forcing those accused of disloyalty to
kiss the flag and urged that some
other method Of punishment be
found.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09

New York.-Oscar Mouvet. who Is
one Of the few survivors Of the orig
inal foreign legion of France. is max
ing a short visit to this country, after
which ne will return to the battle
fields. He was the only non-commis-
stoned American officer in the foreign
legion.
He received wounds in Champagne,
the Somme drive and at Verdun, but
to him was the death of Allan Seeger,
the poet, which he witnessed on the
battlefield.
On his shoulder Mouvet wears a
which he belongs has been cited more
than six times for conspicuous BRAY
cry. That the legion must have gone
through many hard battles can read
lily be imagined from the fact that 1t.
is reduced from its original strength
of so 900 to bare z, 800.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09

overstocked- White Rose Skin
food, any amount you want, SOC,
S1.OO or $1150 Jars at Nine. Melin's,
Suite Laing Bldg, Corner of Stones
Music House,-AdY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
len. rhomas b. Daraan

Lieut.. Thomas r. Darden. who is
now bossing four tanks on the French
'front.' lie credited in Washington with
being the man who secured a COM
mutation allowance for United States
officers away from Washington, thus
making 1t possible for field officers to
maintain their families as we'll as ofI1-
GERS stationed i'm Washington. Oar
den proposed the idea to Secretary
Baker and the secretary nmediately
recommended the necessary legisla-
.ttom to congress-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
British Ente1.
Tozg,s Of Kerkuk
fRv Associated Presa.l

London, May 9.-British troops on
May Z entered the Turkish town OF
Kerkuk, eighty miles southeast Of
Mosul, in Mesopotamia, the British
war Office announced today. The
British met with no opposition. The
Turks on retiring left six hundred
men in the Kerkuk hospital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09
GIRLS COLLECT JEWELR.Y,

Bismarck, N. D., May 9.-The dis
play windows of a localsjewelry store
contain an interesting exhibition the
collection of jeweIry, trinkets. table
wear and other articles of silver and
gold collected by the Camp Fra girls
in the city women's clubs treasure
and trinket fund campaign. Proceeds
from the trinlSet sale will go to the
aviation corps
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-09

WITH BIG WHOLESALERS.
Manager Mosher, of Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co. phoned Da-
kota Business College for another
office woman Miss G. Worch was
sent, making the fifth D. B. G. girl
employed. Every Fargo bank and
every wholesaler but one employs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
War Saving Stamp
Sales Continue to
Increase Steadily

The war savings and thrift stamp
drive is progressing with accelerated
rtpiditv.
Postmaster GDchl reports March
sales n]ggrceutlnE $t2,5li The mount
thus 10 be- raised iu R%crnuliliu county
bN the sale of war savings and tnriit
stamps. has boon officially tiN"d ns
$4,000 uN January T. 1917 s."
keeping oyprlastiugly ut 10. ia the only
way 20 win
Certain patriotic citizens are taking
the lead County school S%upoTiutcn-
dent Mnutoya and city superintendent
Milne are untiring in thoir work In
the s,hnuls. Mrs. Ivan Gruuslvld und
Mrs. tnors have sold Sl315 worth of
stamps hy placing them on sale 't ne
various stores IN the city, so that they
can hc had ut almost any timc
They were Joined iu this work today
hy the Misses Tompkins. Naurhey,
kclchcr, Howden, Weller cohen,
GRcilN. Herolcy and Perry These
Young suricty ladies are inducing pe"-
ulo 10 buy stamps aud present them
30 friends ls Easter pre-, nts.
This gift to friends. idea urigi-
mated with Dean Worcester OF the
university, who iuaugurated thu sys-
tom In the sunday school uf the con-
rrcgational church
b. s.. Porterrold is also toing
splendid work among the sunday
schools.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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NOTICE on SALE.

Nptiee i~ hereby "tv,n that ou the
18TH day of October. lHl5. The John
NJ Moor" Realty Company. a. corpor-
alton, with It's PRINCIPAL place uf htlsi-
moss az Albuquerque. county of Bcruu-
lilo, Sew McNIru. executed and dcllN-
cred tu the undersigned. j. a.. MAYO,
as trustee, It's certain deed ut trust II
that date, which said deed of trust was
UulN aDkupWi lodged on the 18TH day ut
October. 1915, and was duly recorded
iu boob 26 r u at page -. of trust
deed records OF the county OF BeruI-
lilo state Of New Mexico; that The
john NJ. Moore Realty Company iu
and hy aid deed of trust conveyed to
the said undersigned trustee, the toll
lowing described real estate situate 100
the county Of Pernalillo. state of Ncw
Mexico, described as follows
Lots numbered thirty five $50 and
tlGj Of the Moore Realty CompaEN's
addition No g. tu the city Of Athu-
qucrguo, New Mexico. as shown on o
man ot said addition filed Iu th" Of
flee or the probate CLERK and cX-of-
ficio recorder OF Roruuliilu county,
New Mexico. May Sth. 1908. Also
Lots numbered Ifty-thrcc t53j.
fifty-ipur t,ip ANA tfty-fiNo ttip Of
the Moore Realty Company's addition
No. J, 10 the city 90 Athuprcrlue, New
MoNico. D, cording o. au amended plat
OF said addition flied ln the office of
he probate clerk uud eN-offieio re-
cordrr ot BcruunIu county. Sew Mex
leo November 9th. 1905
Thnt said deed of trust vas given 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Quaker City Woman
Trains Cooks for
Uncle Sans Subs

ssrc,Ai cosHrsrosoracr 70 r.t HrsAle
Washington, March IS Cooking
uudcr water has It's disadvantage bus
when you have a uirc waterproof
kitchen on one 81 Uncle Sans safe
submarines II isn't So bad, according
To- Mrs. NJ \. Wilson Of Philadelphia
who tain= cooks for the United
States navy.
Enlisted men are Mrs Wilson'S stu
dents ana pupils and she conducts
some OF her cooking classes ON hoard
hattleships and submarine She tells
OF being 39ia hours under water ON
a sumhariue
Houscw.ves who are Interested i
submarine cooking win learn from
Mrs Wilson that the 'ntcnse cold
from the bottom of the ocean must
be considered boy the submarine cook
"Elcctric stoves are used, she says.
hut food which requires e high tenn
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Parker Shows Will
Furnish Amusement
for Moose Carnival

The Parker shows VIII furnish the
amusement attractions for the Mouse
spring festival for one week. begin
ming Monday. April >th at Hopewcll
Paris. The Midway viii o., 70 prumi-
mont feature. Upon n will hc assem-
BLEED attractions Of Extraordinary ma
turo The entire universe has been
comhcd for features. Nh OF the diff
tcrcut countries nf the different parts
of the world will furnish its quota 81
attractions, and the Midway will
form a. 90 striking picture. while
every attraction Will he individual in
nature. an Of the shows fronts will
be- of unique and novel designs. in
white. silver ana SOLE. the general
ensemble forming % most pleasing
picture 10 the eye At night the Mid
way viii present q fairyland appear
ancc, thousands of, electric lights viii
be used for illumination. and a myriad
of lighting effects will Dee UTILIZED.
Mirth n melody will rcign su-
preme upon the Midway. \ military
band of twenty s%oloisis under tho
direction Of Prof Claud Myers. viii
appear in concert The Midway
ablae with light surginp with "a null
utudc OF pleasure seekers. with all
sorts of novel exhibitions and supc-
nor attractions will he OF an eduna-
tionil nature, Js wen a- providing
recreation According tu tho manage
mont 1T the Parker shows, there will
ho no objectionable features, or amy
thing to offend the most tnstidious.
and fully up To the Parker standard.
Some of the leading attraction on the
Midway viii be- california Frank,
wild West SHOW Sights IN cuba,
Hayes BiF Ton In puc show Monkey
Speedway, Athletic Shaw pippy club,
Barrel of Fun, the ship "urkers
Ferris Wheel, Parkers -Four Abreast
Garry -Us-All aud other wurvols OF
the universe. also many sensational
novelties.
The Parker shows will bee tn,
greatest amusement attraction that
has ever visited this city ana an rec
rds for attendance viii %uudoubted.
iy be- broken during the entire wook
stay.