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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hibbits. former
residents. spent Sunday with reia-
tfves.
John II. Enright has been Ill with
an attack of summer grippe.
Harry Rogers lost a new tire and
demountable rim hat was attached
to the rear OF his auto at the Tennent
harvest home.
Owing to the small attendance at
the Sunday evening and Friday even
Ing prayer meetings at the Presby-
terrain church, these meetings will be
discontinued during the month of
August.
Gustav FfIIhower was called to
Newark Sunday morning to the bed
side of a brother who Is i'll In the
Newark City Hospital.
Another dog has been put out OF
the way by the borough marshal that
showed signs of developing rabies on
Saturday. It was shot on complaint
to the marshal, Gustav F1llhower.
Mrs. william Mount spent Satur-
day afternoon at Perth Amboy.
Rev. w. ]. B. Edgar. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, preached a very
effective sermon on Sunday morning
having the theme, who is My Moth
er. Who is MY Brother?' Featuring
this discourse was the reference. to
the members OF present-day churches
who have but s~kin-deep moral cour-
age who attend church for the out
ward appearance of the thing. ne
wished that even there were a great
er number of this class at ervic
that are so slimly attended.
Mrs. Jacob Applegate, of franklin
street, spent the weekend at new
Rrunswick the guests of relatives.
Miss Frieda Boesch. of Hoboken,
Ia a guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Thompson. of Railroad avenue.
George Bender. in a camp at Fort
Worth. Texas, has been confined to q
base hospital for the past two weeks
with Liberty measles.
william Perrine, the first local man
to enlist in the naval service, spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
James Perrine. He has been across
many times In the transport service.
Elmer ~Jorgenson, of Fort Slocum,
spent the weekend with his parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton I. voorhees,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29

spent the weekend at their cottage
at Ocean Grove.
Wesley Emmons has purchased
from John Fl. Enright the Gus co.
cupied by Lloyd Estelle.
Oliver Soden spent Sunday evening
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. c. Howell and children spend
Sunday with relatives at Freehold.
Joseph Pergoli has contracted for
four more brick cottages on the site
of the Pownall & Rogers hay press
One OF the buildings viii be of stone.
An old-fashioned farmers masqua
ball was given at the summer homo
of Samuel Rosteen at this place on
by the guests at the home. The rooms
where the affair was held were dec
GRATED with the national colors ana
cornstalks and other agricultural
growths and the scene was realistic
in the extreme. The most elaborate
Of the characters represented were
taken by Samuel Rosteen. Samuel
Abranson. Charles Weiss. Miss Annie
Speigel, Miss Matilda Kolinski. Miss
Fannie s. Orange. Refreshments weAa
served on the lawns of he cottaee
and the lighting effects were uniquc-
Japanese lanterns being used. Miss
Elizabeth Rosteen furnished the
music and was assisted by Miss Annie
Speigel.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Hubbard.
OF Philadelphia, were weekend
guests of MIR. and Mrs. William II.
Miss Florence Potter has been a
guest of her aunt, Mrs. David Rich
mond, at Burlington, returning SUM
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29

emeritus OF the Reformed Church. oc-
/ cupied the pulpit OF the Reformed
| Church Sunday morning. For the
| present there will be no Sunday even
ing services at the church.
Funeral services were held on FRI
day afternoon last for Mrs. Howard
Johnson who died on Wednesday al
st. Peters Hospital, New Brunswick.
She had been Ill for some time with
typhoid fever. Services were held
from the Reformed Church and the
Rev. Thomas Easton, DID, conducted
| them. Interment was In h Usage
cemetery. Deceased o. born In the
| Mataponix section and she has resided
here the greater portion of her life.
She was In her tw~enty-nfth year and
left five small sons and her husband.
The choir of the Reformed church
sang ASLEEP in Jesus n Peace
full Sleep"
Max Welsh of Brooklyn visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Welsh,
over Sunday.
William Lattau, ST., lies very I'll at
his home, following several opera
lions on the throat that have become
acute and causes him much suffer
ing.
Miss Hazel Schroeder Of Brooklyn Is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Gordon Ap-
pleby.
Ensley Bennett spent the weekend
at the home of his ~f1ancee, Miss Edna
Urstadt.
Miss Laura HUM substituted as or
ganist at the Reformed Church for
Miss Title Hodapp.
John Lewis spent the weekend at
his home at Morrfstown.
John Sipfki of Moorestown spent
the weekend at the home of William
Jolly.
Private Edgar Beebe OF Camp Dix
spent the weekend furlough at his
home.
Private Nate" Roller. stationed at
a camp in Virginia. spent a twenty
four hour furlough with his parents
here.
Richard Berry Of New York City
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home here.
The absence from home on Friday
night OF Oliver Dinkle. aged twelve,
caused much anxiety in the household
and a general search was instituted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
JAMESBURG

Perry d. Smith and Earl Hampton,
Of the Pelham Bay naval training
station. spent the weekend at their
homes here.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
schools of the Methodist church will
be held on August FL. Just where 1t
will be held has not been decided as
yet.
william c. Crosby. of the local
shirt factory, has given the employees
of his factory an increase equivalent
to twelve per cent. over former piece
work prices in keeping with increases
with other industries hereabouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
SUBURBAN NEWS
CARS IN

Both Drivers Dismissed at Hearing,
Following Accident
81 Special Correspondents
KEYPORT, July ga large a
driven by Fred NJ. Taylor going to-
ward New York inc another driven
by Vincent Alteri, who was OF his
way to Keansburg. crashed together
on the Morgan road Saturday after
noon. The case was heard by Re-
corder Thomas L. Smith ut the Dor
ough hall yesterday afternoon. For
lack OF evidence the case was dis
missed. Evidence given at the hear
ing showed that the carr were run
ming about eighteen miles an hour.
Both ears were badly damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
SAILOR ON SAN DIEGO
TELLS TALE OF SINKING

Fifteen Year-O1d Frank WitkosEsH
Thrills Friends With Story OF
m-FAted Naval Vessel.
b Special Correspondent.
HELMETTA. July 29:-Frank Wit
kowski, son Of Mrs. ConStace Witkow-
ski OF this place. whose baptism
as a sailor was received with exciting
experiences that many old-time salts
do not have, spent a weekend fur
Tough at his home here and was given
an unusual reception by many friends.
All this honor came about owing to
Franks presence on the United States
Cruiser San Diego. that was t~orpedoed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29

Thousands OF Anita IN Htii-
An ant hill two feet In height CON
tains about $4,000 ants, according to
the observations and counting. extend
ing over two years. carried out By .
well-known naturalist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
TransportatIon In Hankow.

IaFoFFI""~' !" TF"I"
Within foreign concessions OF Han
kow there are 2.S57 licensed J~inrikshas.
81 public carriages and 50 privnte mo-
tor car.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-24
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate of Will.


Estate of Anna Plates, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns
in Probate Court.
Ir the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Plates, Decendet.
The State of Minnesota to and all
persons interested in the allowance
and probate of the Will of said de-
cedent:
The petition of Peter J. Plates be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Anna Plates, then a resident
of the County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, died on the 18th day of Oc-
'stober 1918, leaving a last Will and
Testament which is presented to this
Court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed a. the
last Will and Testament of said de-
.cedent, and that letters Parliamentary
be issued thereon to him the said Pc
ter J.. Plates.
Now Therefore, You, and each of
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, if any you have, before
this Court, at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the
City of st. Cloud, County of Stearns,
State of Minnesota, on the
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER 1918,
at nine o'clock A. NJ, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable, J. B. Himsl,
Judge of said Court, and the seal of
said Court, this 18th day of October
1918.
court Seal
J. J. QUIGLEY J. B. HIMSL,
Atty. for Petitioner Judge.
24-31-7
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milienfreiIe oos &o65eitsfeit ltatt,
mobei oas iunge Yaar nit oen ber5-
lihlten @liitfpiinihen bebadt mnroe.
M0ge oemielben ser nelt betrete11e
Stano am eigenen SCRIBE IN Walte
&orf Elm itets %gelegneter lein!
Saat init inns: 8eg init Der 3r~
bibitions- Sbee nnb belft ba5r, i11oe1t.
SIR geaem bus Yrpbibittons-Nmer
Seme1t itimmt. Stimmt NO
81. Mdplas.
@ertruo Ebpen, sic 81 Sabre olte
godter ser Somilie 8ernbaro Sbpen
bon oie1em' Eotp11, melde bel ibrem
0beim Seinrih Ebpen nabe Hif-
mono arbeitete, erfranfte oalelbIt n11o
ltorb Iebten Mitttpod, poblperieben
nit Sen Seilsmitteln ser fatbolii6en
Stride. Die 8e%eroigltng fano letten
Treitae mad, einem feierliden @e-
ouiem a11f Sem @ottesader in Htd)=
mono itott. = 0ie Snfl11en5o tritt
MIN ol.d in 6ieier @egeno onf, To-
meit mir in gelinber Sorm, 10 6aB
nod fein San nit idlimmen Solgen
at beri6ten lit. = sSsm 2ol1te oteler
Wode meroen sic iungen Manner
Mif. @6mort, Sobn 6. Tranf, Mi-
dloeI @Iein unb Heter M@eirens aus
oieler @emeinoe in sic Mrmee entire
ten. = 81. g. 81. 6ilbert bon Mtel=
role nor Iebte ISOLDE bier bel Ben
81, remb1rgern o11f Ser l1mi4ou inn
ScSnterelIe ieiner @ieoerermdblunq fir
6os 5taotsienatorenomt. Sic bieiiaen
ol1remburger tper6en ibren 2onos=
ami @obltoge niht GIT fnr5
fommen Iaiien. = Ser SarmersBer=
Elm bon @ifmon6, au meldem meh=
rere Tormer aus bieiem Sopn gebo=
rem, miro nGbiten @omstog feline
monatli6e @%eriammlung obbolte11.
Sic Tarmers Creamery bon &td]=
mon6 beaoblt Sen Sarmern fir oen
Wonat September 60 Gents fir oas
Yf11n6 @1ttterf eH.
Martp.
Dominif @hmitt, ser IS Sabre
oIte @obn ser in ct. gIou6 tpobnet1=
BEN Trau Moriu Sdmit, lit Mttte
letter @qde in ser Seilanitof 5n
1ero,,s Eons ae1torben. Die 2ei4e
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2nbenoorff gilt por bem &%romrate
MieAerIane III.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota. on
|October Oath, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
20 2onoon, 20. 0ft. = Snterei.
lnnte @in5elbeiten iber 6ie iunglten
@organge in Deutiblan6, 6ie CUR Mb=
%ienbung ser 6euti6en Mntport auf
Brali0ent @ilions Mnfragen fubrten,
tpur6en ieBt erbalten.
Ma9 Der @nener a3eitung tpur6e
Ger 8ei6luB 81 elmer beitimmten @r=
m%i6ernnq in elmer 6ramatii@et Ser
iammlung 0es @ronrates gefaBt, IN
Ser General 2u6en6orff einen 8eridd
i1ber sic militdrii9e Sage abgab.
Sn Ger Mnmeienbeit 6eS &aiier
@il1elms II. ouer berbin6eten Brin=
gen erfldrte ser General, mie 3eiz
tungsberi@te iagen> 6aB 6ie Sage Der
art iei, 6aB cine Situation bonieiten
6es 6ein6es in 9euti6lan0 in emit
gen 8o6en m0gli@ let.
Mngeit@ts Der groBen 8eripre6un=
gen, sic Der General inn leBten Sriib=
iabre mabte, NOR er Die 3ieli6eibe
BON bttteren Mngriffen.
Brin5 Marimilian bon 8a6en, Ser
6euti6e &ei@sfan5ler, iagte> 6aB Der
&rieg iofort been6et mer0en muiie.
&0nig 2uotpig bon 8apern fritilierte
Sen General iebr 16urf mabren0 So
nig @ilbelm BON 8irttemberg be-
bn1ptete> 6oB 6ie meilte @eranttpor=
tnng anf &aiier Bilbelm ltege.
Ser @roBber5og bon &eiien BE-
i9tperte ii9 iiber 6ie .@inmengung
6eS Militdrs in politii6e Mngelegen=
beiten.
Ser @eidsfan5ler uta@te Sen &us=
einanberlebungen Elm fur5es @noe,
inbem er oarauf beitano, 6aB BrGit=
6ent 8ilions 6%or6erungen a1rgenom=
men mer6ei1 millen.s
Mn5etden, 6oB General bon SUI
oenoorff bon 6er@liener 3eitung ri4z
tig oargelteat muroe, entbdlt cine De-
pei6e. bon Dem 8erliner &orreipon=
benton an 6os 6dnii6e 8lntt Ser
lingsfe Ei6en6e, mel6e erflart, bob
bereits Gnoe September 2u6enborff
erflGrte, 6aB er 6as Spiel berloren
babe nno 6ie @eitfront MIR fir fnr5e
3eit mebr balten tonne.
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8eloiibe &nife befreit.
eSnrt1pk11nn BON Seite "

CTortiebung bon Seite y
fen Elm un6 .eroberten 1olbe Seile I'M
lerer 5teunngen> 6ie iib in ben &an=
Sen 6es Sein6eS b%efan6en, 5nrid,
un6 i9Iugen ebenfous itarfe @egen=
ongriffe ab.
~@efli6 ser Misne eroberten Oft
preuBii9e Botoinone un6 6us Psi.
:@e1erbe Snfanterte &egtment TIRE
gteuungert 6nr@ einen @egenangrifi
8uriid un6 idlugen feinoli@e angrif'
fe ob. III.
uOeitli@ bon @ou8ieres periu6te
Ser Teinb 6urb cine 6ortiebung lei.
ner Mngriffe feline iofalen @rfolge 81
ertpeitern, sic er am 10. Oftober er.
rang. Seine Mngrtffe idlugen fell,
un6 atpor bouptf69li6 6urd @egen.
ongriffe 6es Ali. Snfanterie &egt.
menteS nno Ser bortnddigen Sertet.
oigunq Ser z. @ompognie BEG "a.
8opriihen Snfanterie=@ egimentes.
vOe1tlid bon 8%untbebine m1roen
teilmeiie Mngriffe Ser Mmerifaner
abgeih1ngen.
vDie AampHGtigfeit onf bei6en
Seiten Ser Moie1 berblieben IN be,
ideioenen @ren3en. Muf 6em iii6oit=
liden &riegsidouplate muroen an
ser Morobo %mieberbolte Eeilongriffe
ser @erben obgefdlagen."
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!&aiierltd)e &eripredunqen.

SLut tIltuJt =. go.
True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October Oath, 1913, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1912.
II Wien, 10. 0ftober. = Ser
0jterreihii9e Safer fat folgenoes
Wanife1t erlaIien:
vMn mein treues 0lterrei9ii6es
BoIf!
~@eit ib Sen Sbron beitieg> Der.
iudte. i@ .es INNER gu meiner Pfli9t
gu MAIDEN, meinen 8urgern einen
Grte6en 81 iidern, Ser 10 iebr bon
ibnen berlangt miro unb ben @eg 81
elmer erfoIgrei9en @ntpidlung gu
ebnen, abgeieben bon 6en Sin6ernti.
fen, sic brutale MG@te gegen intel
leftuene nn6 0fonomtide @ntpid,
lung erridten.
uDie ent1ebliden Sample in 6em
8eltfriege baben Big jebt Grie6ens'
tdtigfetten unmogli@ gemadt. Sic
l9tperen 9pfer oes &rieges berit4ern
uns einen %ebrenbolen Grte6en, an
beiien Sbmene mir uns our6 @ottes
! 9ilfe beute b%efinben.
~8ir miiiien 6aber obne 8er5oger'
ung sic REORGANIZATION nnieres 2on'
oes .ouf elmer natiirli6en nno oaber
ioIi6en 8afts Beginner. Cine iol6e
Sroge berlangt, 6aB 0ie Berlangen
6es= 0iterrei6ii6en 8olfes barmoni,
1iert nn6 realiiiert tper6en.
sd bobe mild entidie6en, 6teie
Mrbeit 6ur6 oas frete ~3uiammentpir-
Ten 1t1ettes Bottles in bem Gimme Der
Brin5ipe, uel9e uniere perbunoeten
Monorden in ibrer Srie6ensofferte
annabmen, 5u unteritiben.
vSeiterrei9 m1tb, in 8ereinbar'
nng nit Ieinem0o lfesmiuen, Elm toni
fo6erierter @toat mer6en, IN tpel6em
ie6e MotionalitGt in benz bon tbr BE-
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muroe nod bier gebraht unb BON Der
Yfarrfirbe aus am 6reitag nod, bpr-
fer gebaltenem Erauergottesotenlte
auf oem bieitgen @ottesafer beeroigt.
62' aeue HefrMten aus bent tueitltden
geile hes Counties sur mtlttart=
fd1ett Gfltdlt eiuaeriidt.

SIZE 3iebunesbebdrbe erbielt liebtt
@pde bic Nnoronung fir bic ginberu:
fung bon IS @dnnern, Sic in bas CANT
Soreit t, 2btle, Georgia, geianbt tperoen
Settle @ode tpurben 81 Nefruten mad
DEM Camp gobp. SEEMING, Stem @egicr
einberufen.
Sic 81 &efruten fir Camp @obb rel:
item Mpntag unb Die 35 fir bas Can't
SSprelt rei1ten am Mitttpob ab.
SIZE 2%ofalbebDroe bereitetes cine 2t1tt
bon SO Namen Dor, Die Die @inberufun{
erbielten. 3adoem Sic @0glidteit nidt
ausseibloKen lit, boB einise Der Hefrl1:
ten sic lebte nnteriudung anf Saug>
lidfeif' fir Sen Militdr0ienit ni6t bette:
fen tperben, tperben bieIei6t 4enberm:
gen unb 3ufiigungen nottpenoige tperoen
S%olgenoe 8etruten perlieBen an senanm:
ten Sagen lire @eime:
= Sreo @beslage, 81. 1, Sreeport.
8iuiam S. 8iener, Belgrade.
gonrao 9iefman, 8ales, g.. 9.
Merton 6. Mprgan, @auf Centre.
Clinton &obilfa, @reentpalb.
6arolb .. &allman, Belgrade.
gb. g.. Bromen19enfel, CANADA.
Stub. 8rbngel1on, @mut Centre. =
8. SAT- O'8rten, @auf Centre.
6ialmar 8. &obberbal, @eorgebtue.
Geo. 8. Nbrens, @elroie.
Sobn Sur9in, Ilbanp.
Ole g. @eGidlon, 8rooten:
So1. 8. Soon, &oscoe.
9onalo 8 tranber, 9enber, Colo.
Gbri{topber 8lonigen, @oscoe.
Selmer 81. @enbridion, 8elgraoe.
Mlob1ius @@ol8, 8elgraoes
German Ba1man, @reeport.
@nbolpb S. @obel, @lbanb.
@ug S. Sbielen, @elroie.
Soi. g. &innenfaunp, @elrofe I.
Sid Stirring, Melroie.
Qaprence Sbermi1er, Ilbanp.
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Sin liebenoes Mutterber3 8ebrud)en

Sin liebenbes Mntterbera gebroden.
M~ontagmorgen bat in ibrem Setm
an ct. @ermainltraBe 6rm1 Mnt. sc.
Stuts an Ser S~nfluen5a> Die IN 2un=
genent5iin6ung ausartete, ergeben IN
@otteS FL. 8iQen, oas 3eitlide ge=
iegnet. Die 8eritorbene pur6e in ct.
Gloub geboren, un6 tpu9s bier ols
Sungfrau beran. 8or a6t Sobren
perbeiratete iie ii6 nit ibrem ibren
500 betrauern6en @atten, Dem tie Ell
ne treue 2ebensgefdbrtin un6 ibre1
&in6ern cine fiiriorglide Mutter, De,
rem Woblfabrt ibr iiber aQes ging.
Meblt 6em @atten uno oen &inoern
trautern on ibrem @rabe sic betagte
Wutter, flint 8riiber, nnter 6ielen
ser in Sauf Centre ols Bfarrer an
gelteQte bohm. @err Sobn 6earon u.
5mei 51meItern. 0onnerstagmorger
fan6 6as 8egrdbnis bonn Trauerbou=
ie aus itott. M0ge Sic Dobingeidieoe=
ne ruben in 6rie6en! Sen Sinterblie=
benen Qufri9tiges 8eilei6!
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Sic Comm bp1t Ben Transoien e.
reidif.

81 8aris, 90. Oft = Sran30itt@e
Er11bben baben sic Conan IN Der
@idtnnq bon @i6tn erret@t, gtbt oos
&rieosburem befa11nt.
~Seitliher Sdauplob Mm ~.
Oftoher, "a Sage nod bent Begt11ne
Ser Sffeniipe, erreihten bic Sra1t5oz
fen sic Gnnm in Dem Mbianitte bon
8i6ni un6 nnternahmen WoBnab=
men. Inn ie6en '@erfebr anf oiei tenn
Tr11i'e at nnterbin6en. Gin fetnol1=
her Monitor tn11r6e burh Mrttnertez
fe1ter arm Qan6en geatprrgen.
.Tenie1hen Sag befebten oll1erte
Trnnbcn 2oietfor. Die 8orbrt be-
5ih MIR aehn Mei1en bon g.
Mrnthin on Der Morapia. Serbt1d1e
Sruhhon iinb in Tiih1ung NIT nel1t=
5fen Tr,hnen nSrb1im bon W1ef1tnob
urh Qr,,'fehob, sic bort S9ntengrd=
ben be5ogen."
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grneit aittleion, Belgrade.
gmil 8. ellington, 8rooten.
CLEMENS S. 8eibner, Megal.

grneit aittlefon, Belgrade.
gmtl s.. ellington. 8rooten.
Clemens S. 8ei6ner, @egal.
gilbert s. @os, Mbanp.
Srant s. @iesner, Melroie.
9enrD 8. @udert, Nlbanb.
2ntprence Siritenberg, Belgrade.
Beter S. @elters, IlbanD.
Mlois &inentamp, Melroie. .
Sobn Soiepb &iifler, @maoa.
&enrb 9otfott, @aut Centre.
Sobn 6. 2ebnen, Bnbnesbtlle.
Sbos. 8. 2angeru6, 8rooter.
Mlpis Meber, Hapnesbi1e.
Beter Sbneiorg, Nlbanb.
Sobn S. MaiIe, ST., FabnesbiQes
Beter @npps, Mlbmp, p
Soc Slid @0ring, Melroie.
Mlois Storing, Melroie.
@oren Beterlon, Belgrade.
Matb. 3trbes, Rabnesbiae.
Sobn 8utler, @auf Centre.
Glen Nuen, Belgrade.
Sobn 8. gbriiten, Nlbanb.
Sbeo. 6. @lpnd, Sreeport.
@orienius @rin0abl, 8elgraoe.
Saul Gilt, MIbonb.
Mnrtin @einen, 4lbanb.
Saul Bfltplen, Stem @uni@.
Clarence 6. SHon, 8rooten.
@enrb @nberion, Belgrade.
Sobn @@elper, R%abnesbiue.
Safe g. 8enb, Mlbanb.
@rnet Bierman, Belgrade.
@ebaitian Stunt, Ilbanb.
Sobn Sritler, Botpers 2afe.
elmer Gamer, Glbmb.
Craig 8ilcor, @auf Centre.
Nobert @inter, Mlbanb.
8. @ei1ing, Nlbatb.
Sobn @upL @auf Centre.
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iebten Gerritorium cine lofale Ser
waltung erri6ten ion.
uDfes metnt aber nidt> bob mir
cine 8ereinigung 6es polnii6en Ser
ritoriums bon Seiterreid nit einem
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i9e ieiner Beo0lferung ieparat be-
ban6elt t%peroen."
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@dman laboratory, Ybilabelpbia.
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glms ser ltntsebnng.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20

bonner" tie said b. was not much uu
q trombone. hut ne could make Fem
sit up ana take notice Win % ha#G-
bone \ 'hpmboucr" b. proved was
q graduate az packing houses who
was expert iu the use uf q rloaycr
Another recruit said his business
was that Of a cocuuuut cruckcr III
business had been Ia drisc a -harI
instrument into the eye OF e c|ucuauut
and pour on the milk after which
he would crnch the nut and remove
the meat sim another gave hi uc-
uupatiou l- "a "whlatio blower" lls
cam, from the lumber district uf the
northwest whore hc gave ihc signals
Tor releasing log- iu the stream
camp Kelly BE- facing % shurtItc %
tent material and a- a result many
men are NOT bciug sent direct fo tho
camp upon their arrival uut are
housed her, until room i- made lnr
them. To take car, of all recruits Do
would Dee necessary 90 huu-" min, mon
,n o. tent THE surgeon general would
NOT permit more chau five mcr 600 500
assigned 90 one tcnt
A,ittiol instruction .- probably tho
most important instruction given O."
recruits n lul Hruuch IF service
training 100 TeN.- n I- uId 90 good
upri, or liberty motors D.. being s"rt
tu Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-20
TWO MURDER CHARGES
AGAINST WEINBERG ARE
DISMISSED BY COURT

san Francisco. March 20 Three
charges uf murder against lsruo.
" Weinberg "a Iitncy buS driver as au
outgruWth Of 10 preparedness daH
bomb explosion lu 1916. were dismiss
eel Yesterday hy superior Judge
%Froukliu Griffrh upon motion II Ed
WARD tuuho. assistant district attDr-
ncy. 'uuha asked 'ur continuance
which was denied aud the dismissal,
followed.
superior Judge George -. C1AauIs,
dismissed two similar charges tgHIu.t
W"iubcrE "a month uEu upon motion Of
Louis t%,rrtrL also uu assistant dis
trict utturuc, who said he could uut
meet tn, .uurt~ demands that the
cases ga 90 trial GO that time
Weinberg WIS acquitted ON one of
three murder charges iu Judge Frauk
o. Duuuc- superior court Further
action upon his cl-c boz the court be-
not Co. come up until April -