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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

Tho unSmoked snow Of tho country rs
beautiful. The cit! article is 4 ease
imitation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

The extremity of Germany has 49,
dured hcr 70 tho necessity mf SJ"alin:
ITO bronze doors Of tho RruSS"ls I.>-
change for the manufacture "f mimi
ti0ns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

Why is i; til" German air raid"rs
make Il opnc!ulty e: bombing churches"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

And likewise on ihr italian front
they shall urt pass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

Everything depends On America i'll
this war. and VIC can he depended upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

Il: the ni.dst u pi"hi.' W" are again
in the throes o. coal famine"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

temporizing propositions they may OF
fer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-03

Srrr1G!, r";'"vt~ r..nIu IA" ,lradl :.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

Mrs J. \. Reidy The nuptinl core
mony took place IN Baltimore last
week The bridal couple are now In
New York city. and viii return TO
Albuquerque next week e. reside The
name Of Hubbcll Is written into the
map aud the history -! Sew Mexico
IN large letters. and the marriage uf
this handsome gallant son Of the
sheep King To- ~ wiusomc e girl
marks , happy date Tor local suc.r'y
when % new household is launched
'amld thr myriad homes of earth
.
Troticr.C owdcn Marriage
ono of the Duke Cltv'~ prettiost
bellies is the bride of u soldier of the
First New Mexico infantry Of Camp
Kcarny. cal Miss Esther Trottcr
married last Saturday to Roy
Cowdcn Tho marriage scene wts ~
san Diego and attendant, at the altar
were MIR and Mrs. William Rudolph
O: this city. The bride iu company
with her mother. Mrs Frank Trott,r
aue her sister Miss EVELYN Truttcr
went to Sau Diego last November 20
visit her brother. clifford Trottcr
who is stationed with the army men
80 Camp Keorny Mr. Cowou and rjs
bride were friends In this city before
the soldiers wore transferred 90 Calf
f,rui4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
CIV OnIcinls Mcd-

Who would nave thought tina Gu
pid had been haunting the ~ build
ing He was though And making
idyllic the routine of civic work for
two hearts that beat as ono
Miss Gertrude Brodcll the efficient
acting city clerk who has held the
office AZ deputy for Thomas Hughes
the past year. Is the bride of CITY
building inspector Earl Bowdich The
young people went 10 Bclcu Saturday
afternoon for the ceremony that was
performed bv the Rev Zciglcr ~
Bclen Upon their return to their
home iu this city they were rendered
q reception Saturday evening at M
home of Mr. and Mrs William Bow
dich, parents of he groom. sunday
evening another reception given uy
the brides parents, MIR ana Mrs
Theodore Rrodrll at their home Hu2
South Fourth.
The brief honeymoon was cut short
Thursday morning when Mr. Row
dich lott with four othcr local men
Tor he uruS training camp go Fort
n!,ey Kan Mr. BnWdich Is "a "ccog
n zcd leader Of the labor union iu
Albuquerque ana has made a fine
. ccord rs building Inspector
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

4 company of v%ongcuial spirits as
scmblcd MonduN 40 he home OF Mrs.
Robert Pollock 1lli West Tiierus.
These were the members 81 the
French literary society invited 10y
Mrs. Pollock a. meet NJ Salzcdo the
celebrated harpist and eN soldier from
France en- account Of q delayed
train the honor guest did not arrive
In Albuquerque In time for the rcccp-
ton. and his absence accustomed dis.
appointment nut the guests enjoyed
an evening OF social discourse that
was q treat, Mr. Pollock. who was
the moving spirit in the ambitious
undertaking ~ the Fortnight, club
20 bring Miss Gates aud " Salzrdo
here. was the recipient of c]ongratulu-
tinnS fro mthe invitccs ~ her home
Monday evening ana from numerous
gratifiod music lovers u Few days lat
er. after the concert had been enthu-
Siastically endorsed by an ticket
holders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

Tho long breath OF anxiety that
everybody hc'd awaiting news uf tho
safe lansing Of Sew MrNicu's battery
\. has 40 last hrru released aud with
o.. tears OF thanksgiving
Somewhere boo France are our
bows. and there are uur hearts They
ran the gauntlet Of the uudorsoa vul.
lures md are safe Albuquerque is
not only relieved uut overiovod An
editor Of the Roswell News rcmarks:
And now that battery \ has land
ed safely somewhere in France all
Roswell should celebrate q whole
week. In ans way They please pro-
vidcd always that they DO not ask
To have the old siren whistle torture
our nerves for q solid hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
\ llaTt' TIS'at-

Despite expectations and fears 10
the contrary. there was "a full house
I'll music lovers at tuc CryatHl theater
Tuesday evening to hear a concert
that ranks with the few great events
in the history OF the state. Aluu-
qucrquc naa come into her own. Art
ana artists are at last finding u big
tlippunt public
The crowded opera house. the cut
bursts OF applause. the hrcatbl.ss 81
lcnrc in delicate shading OF SONG or
instrument told a gratifying story 10
many old that Albuquerque
has uutgrown the won't be-
bored with seriousness age. and ap-
prcciates s~up"rlatiVc music. Even
ing dresses. elaborate coiffurrs. even
ing wraps. u social groups Gave "a
touch tu the audience Of the metro
politan opera assemblies.
There Was no orchestra. uu stage
decoration no accessories 70 add to
the program %rendcroa 10y Miss Lucy
Gate ana Carlos Sulzcdo. Nothing
extra was required. Upon the stage
were % baby grand piano aud q mag
nifcent golden harp cit looked like
goldl that reared its string"d crest
high above the heads Of the musicians
ON the stage.
The p~erfunctory applause that
| greeted Miss Gates and Salzcdu when
thtN entered developed into u storm
of noisy enthusiasm when the first
number had been given. people were
....-...t ...... .FF sl.4n - -.
the irresistible rush - harmony and
wonderful tonal range and control as
Mic Gates sang the aria from Rosin-
MS Bnrbrr of Seville In this mum
her aud in tie CLOSING selection Miss
Gates revealed tire, distinct voices.
The upper register. being perhaps
most rare. with pinai.-imo tones clear
and hirdlikc such as lcw can voCalizc
with truencss aud c.,c.
The hiri in the >hapely white
throat seemed a live wnrblur thing
as the trcmulo notes ang out iu ecs-
tasy or were hushtb 20 the f~li,tost
vet truest echo. a s'trtiing contrast
to the pianissimo voice was the drop
to the lower Register with the vibrant
tones Of "a baritone 'rt loose some
where from. the wonderful throat
The middle voic, was rich aud
clear aud formed th, connecting link
between two almost -rcak voices bon
one singer The ,hs. ate control ANA
tuuai shading such only the artist
with wears Of t|riinira can give made
Lucy Gates satlHiyI.. and cdifyiug
an high degree
one fault q 30 u I-ical critic has.
To- find Miss cate, stcrificcd cuuu
citation iu tone. auD sNilables were.
sp blended that wor n the sense
of the song were lost tn perfectly
toned notes. she -N.E several sclec-
tions m French tuH cveral In Eng.
lish She b. n l'."- picture worth
seeing too \ beauty some would
call her whose stan ke eyes talked
while the voice sans
The low cut sh-'. oy satin gown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

one hundred ,o,,y- of Iu,il Sims
crs Will sin N.ud,ls.ohu. master
piece Elijah t- th, ,ruvuu4 ,.u-,
Of "a three day concert .or., 90, week.
after u,Nt This makes uu ul, ,r.or
whu recalls that Lcs Vegas was nuD.
the music center boo tbr .,at,. l
sumo 20 proud uu., aud ,>t,ua e
naughty invitation Goo Got, ur, Tonne.
music lords cot the Meadow ,Is %.
come to Albuquerque tuu u, .lil,I
at this uutuhi" music frost This
Urogrcssi,rncs- ls due Co ca, uutirIus
efforts ct tho Fortnighty musir club
Tho festival Will include three con
ccrts boEinutug ON Monday evening
January 60 with lu artists concert ut
which the following wil appear Mrs
Ada Pierce VIM soprano. iu de-
lussy and MtcDowcll SONGS Sol phiI.
Fps. tenor. formerly Of bcs Mo.urs
Iowa, who viii sing triHs from UIgu.
letto and pagliuc,L aud Thuut4
christian. uas. Of Pueblo cole. who
will hr heard boz 90 Nussou,t aria lu.
o. group cot well known SONG. Prof
stanley Sodef viii play a II.1t rulp
sodN uu the piano and the uu.,uH.Ii.
opera chorus will o., h,lrt Boo l NUM-
per
? Tuesday afternoon. tu, uI .f
2 ao, Mr. Sodcr viii xiv, DO lecture.
recital on Music After tb, War
Illustrated by selections from muJrru
composers. most OF which have not
boon heard here Mrs KATHRYN
Grim8ucr litilov soprano viii l44I4,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
Luncheon liT
Distinguished Visitor

Mrs. Mas NordhauH entertained a
cutcrio uf local sgffragists yesterday
40 nonu in compliment 20 Miss Anto'
inette Funk of Washington. H. e.
Miss Funk holds several national
chnitmuushipr in patriotic o%rraniNn .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

tn" first dance OF 1915 given o.,
the food Time club was am nusp,ciou-
beginning of good times 5u year
Fifty couples clrclod about the spa
cious colombo hall 80 this rIuu dance
Thursday evening anne were FULLY CON
Ninccd that the best way for Good
Timer L. hay" a good time is a. have
H. The parties viii continue twice
monthly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

II plans were carried out capt %.
y Powell formerly of this city today
took unto himself a wife. The ritual
was celebrated In Tacoma. Wash.
Capt Powell WAS q popular attache
81 the forest service here prior To- his
assignment TO the American Lake dis
trict in Washington His bride h Miss
Marian T. t'rankhuusrr Of Tacoma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
Happy E,cm,-

The usual Friday night solrrc given
hy ana FOR high school social circles
in Colombo hall hast night was like
an these student happenings. % gouu-
iu" JOY perhaps more 80 than usuul
lest night. Chapcroncs. good music
au' Hindrod spirits made who. Miss
Naruuck used to can u "superglobeIe-
gam" combination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
AIbuaucr,ucans we'd In n ra-o-

News has been received Coy Mrs
Robert uaicn. 1900 South Edith, OF
the marriage OF her daughter. Mrs.
Maude Hamilton. TO T. A. Donahuc
I'm III Pa%o wednesday Both the
Young people formerly resided In Al
huqucruu' and enjoyed wide popu-
larity Mr. Donahuc was Hu attachc
OF the Ncw Mexico cigar company
here and transferred Z. the Pass city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

Sh' Put ON the soft pedal Mtvhc
II Is and mayhc h. iSut true Tint q
dsShing Albuquerque gallant took q
little "trip 70 q near hy town and he
came a bridegroom tu a pretty cuun-
trN lussic. and came bach home with
out making Am announcement 10 his
family That is not fair play "a any
ludy. SEQ let's don't tell vet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

lions and is on u speaking tour of the
southwest.
FRIDAY NigliprS ltancc-
The rcorgunizcd fridn. night club
held the FIRST dane % this
season at the Country club last night.
II tho custom of other seasons pre-
,uil his viii be- a weekly Friday night
Indulgence by the FrI'IH NiEhtcrs.
Literary club Meets
Mrs r J. Mabry vs. hostess tu
the Tuesday Literary .Iu nu the
meeting day the past week., when
one of the instructive programs aud
discussions tor which tins club Of in
t|rilcctual nristocrats are noted was
presented Toy the members The pa
per Of the day was one ou the history
of missions in New Mexico prepared
and read by Mrs. Mabry Mrs. G. r.
French who conducted the current
events discussion brought out many
events of the worlds news. that elicit
eel comment and additional news from
the members. Guests of the day
were Mrs Sidney Nj Bedford Of this
city and Mrs. Ms,,sie OF santa re.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
social IDanc,-

The half hundred young people Of
81 Johns parish wins have banded
themselves together tu student dra-
matte art and enjoy happy times Ii
gcther met Wednesday evening IN the
Wuman's club rooms for a social
dance. This was the social depart
ment OF the dramatic club holding
the boards at one of the regular In
formal rcvcls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
BY Anna winds Strumquist.
Telephone 1926.


" MAKES the ntitu swim 70 'dltuiNit
AZ what a rapid pace people and events
are moving.
\ local automobile dealer predicts
that within three years the slow travel
hN motor cars Wil bee out ~ fashion
and Albucucrpuotus will bc flittiur
like birds from one mountain peak ''
another, or oirciing above the RIO
Grandc valley and plains in air ships.
WHY not II Is highly probable.
hut the speed Of things physical. IS
insignificant in comparison with tn
pace cpochal events IN these miracle
times. Following the action of the
worlds greatest man In dclcgaiing Z"
federal direction the railroads Of the
comes the statement from
him Of national and international
peace terms, that inspires new dc'o-
ton to- the war, and prove that a.
great heart and great head are gov
cruins affairs of this nation and OF
the world.
And now. A. last. after centuries ot
waiting and working. women are 90
come into their heritage OF cit,zrn-
ship. -Enfranchised ~womanhood is no
longer a Joke, but VIII soon be- e glor-
ious fact
They knew b must come with tho
patience of job some hat. waited FOR
the fullullmcrt Of time With th"
Impotence Of Washington othcra have
icbc!lcd against injustice and have
struggled fpr he same crown of rights
the couonial insurgents coveted AMI
won II has not been "a fight Jy wom-
en- alone Sex has not been arriycd
aEaIt,st sex Noble men are living to-
day. They ave Nalttntlv cSpousrd q
cause Of justice. Nur is equal surf
rage anything new. Il b. merely q re-
Nt,al uf ancient wisdom The cftici"I-
CN of the Judcau woman as chief Judg"
h. recorded IA Bible annals WIKI
trtbutcs to the sagucity of Deborah
For ages the women uf the Hupi IN
lila trtbe-and several other indian
tribes-hANe exercised the privilege
pt the franchise The Hupi Indian
women govern the towns and tribe a.
well a. their homes. Their white Sis
tors can learn much from them. yci
do not COvct office holding. McreiS
TO have a vote. Ia making Laws they
I've under, laws that control Their
lives ana their Childrcus' live b. ths
right that the maternal instincts 90
women ave demanded The Susan a.
Anthony amendment viii surely pass
the scnatc L. viii be a marvel 10 u
fans. But. deferred. his same amend
mcnt, animated hy the spirit OF the
great suffrage evangelist whose name
II bears, Will be like Bauquos ghost
and will not down" but WILL haunt
the waking ana sleeping hours uf the
senatc tn II finds Il permanent rest
INK place In the national constitution.
H. Min a.. MT NaUtsr .. aHutN Tim
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
White. uubbell wciding-

The union Of q charming patriclan
southern girls ana the scion of e
prominent Sew Mexico family is news
that has set everybody IN A|uhuuuer-
,iue 10 wishing the newly welded pnir
an happiness and prosperity with q
wish FOR their early arrival In this
city The rourtslip of Miss Mabel
white and frank Iluhhei &c.. was
carried ou ln Albuquerque when Miss
white was q society favorite and for
q year % hou,o Huc-i uf her SISTER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
Birthdn, surprise

ifa''iA'"N ThilNfNF
The snow and low temperature dld
not deter a group II plotters 10Y a
birthday surprise party Thursday az.
'orroou. Instead the Indictment
weather whctted the enjoy mont OF
fourteen ladies gathered about IA"
bright fre in Mrs Gcorrc N Mpore's
pleasant ]pnrlurs il2 south Edith
Mrs. Moore had forgotten Ca note that
the date wac her birth anniversary,
when Mr.. j ~ Holman an Intimate
friend for forty Year, called to "a
tend congratulations \ few minute
later when a choice Towering plant
wus delivered bearing "a card from
fourteen friends, Mrs Moore became
suspicious that 4 conspiracy was An
1.-The air And presently when the
company arrived en- masse she had
her suspicious confirmed. tfrr'hud'
spent q delightful afternoon and the
surprise enjoyed it more than ar'
body. Every lady brought knitting
and sewing, and yhatted the hours
away. Three ~ the cu~nspirtturr
brought % prepared luncheon Wiih
them, and busted themselves iU 70
dining room At six o'clock tho scene
shifted Ia the dining room where 20
tustefully dressed table lighted n'
birthday candles VAS the center or M
terest. Decorations were in red ana
white. The red blooming plrthdtN
plant Nas the center piece AZ one chl
"a brides cake with sixteen red can
dies In red rose holders vas "a lumlh-
Gus thing 81 beauty. At each plat
we're miniature silver candle sticks
holding red candles ~ the head "t
the table wraring "a fancy MAJ
queen cap sat Mrs. Moore a. queen
OF the birthday festival and beside
her Mr.. Moore theirs in the con
.ptuy wore Mesdames ! H. Hnlmah"
Alfred Goodrich. Franklin, hhl N"-
.taw. Mason Gepford, Shafer Whlle'
Mr. WIN Moore, Miss McMul"n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
Program a, la%ortniahuy Club


The more music they have TIA,
more they desire. That ~ the wa,
with the F%ortnightly music club. Tn,
fine concerts they sponsor Hcts as ,
stimulus to new cudcavor ana the,
sing more than ever after indulginl
I'm a high lass treat. Proof Of thi,
will be heard at the meeting ~ th'
club In the Elks' lodge room Tuesdp,
night
Lecture Development of the Ter
nary Form sonE wi''.out words IN,
recitaiivc and the aria 'Stringhaml.
read by Mrs John V Wilson.
Recitation and Aria ''Tusca's
Frazer" Ga TosoaJ ruccir Mrs s.
y Miller
Piano Cradle Song CJcpscnl
Miss Gertrude Thompson
Recitation and Aria "Thc PRAY.
cr' CDer Freischijtzyp Mrs. T. l.
bradford
Piano "Firesidc Tales, ,Nac.
Dowelb; Mrs H. " FaN.
Recitation aud Nriara.s Wei
he mus" oJoan Of Arc) TschaikoW-
sky. Mrs y " Benniag
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12


Tho Albuquerque Equal suffrage
League plnn to meet urNt Thur-da).
afternoon iu the Womin's ,,ub to vcle.
uutic the passage uf the Susan % Nu-
thuuy amendment bN "a" housr ct rep
rpScutptlyes. An other club women uI
every organization are invited To JON:
them. Women OF PATRIOTS societies
are specially urged Geo attend aud Go
bring them knitting ur war sewing
rho league is tu be specially favored
Dog having Airs. Autoucttc Funkc 20 hc
the speaker of the day. Mrs. Fuuk'
VIII talk on equal suffrage and tho
part that women ATE playing and must
play iu the war.
Mrs Funke h. a member OF the ma
tiunbl women's auxiliary To- the council
ct defense. IN vice chairman OF mo ma
tiunnl women's liberty loan committee
ad "a member Of the wumcn's national
speakers bureau She rs a platform
orator of compelling power,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

iocal Musicians Meet Artists
The reception at the Alvarado hotel
Tuesday afternoon was one ~ those
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

notes barely flirting with each or an
Ia turn.
This selection NJ. Salzrdu confessed
before the concert is his faNoritc uf
his repertoire OF some half ~ hundred
compositions not amy % them good
though" he explained Perhaps not
good tg an ambitious self critical ar
tist. but 90 the audience 1 master
piece
The applause hat marked the close
of these selections was iusistcut and
would not bee stillcd with an apprc-
ciottve bow The harpist was obliged
to render an encore selection.
As the program progressed each
number revealed new realms of hnr-
mDny amt proved, If possible. better
than the last when Miss Gate, san
with harp accompaniment Their, was
the blending Of human ole and
harp tones iu an effective framework
that left nothing To be desired In the
artistic touul picture. As uccompuu-
list ON piano aud harp Salzedo dem
unstrat"d what technique and SYM
pathv can du
\ duo number ON the harp were
contrasting types that were eloquent
with emotion While his fingers
danced over the instrument sal2edo
was playing uu human hearts aa We'll
AZ the harp
Miss Gates boat song, q Dutch
sercnadc and SiIyoliuc were gems
Perhaps the most enjoyed numbers
were GrctE's "Solvcjrs Song and the
cAquisitely Jung Ave Maria. The
climaS Of a great treat was q diff
cult Bell Song that even more than
the preceding ones displayed tho mar
velous range Of Miss Gates talent.
marked 10y tho quick flights. drops
and bird notes few living artists can
give.
II wHs easy to understand why SAL
is called the greatest living hnr-
pist. n" delights In his art. and
makes II part of himself. At the
close an unusual thing happened
People refused 10 gu-to even rise
to go but applaudcd until the players
returned and Miss Gates led the nu-
diencc In singing She star Spauglcd
Banner
Assisting the mupiciaus on the stage
was q local pianist FOR whom every
one predicts q future. This WAS Har
old Pdrtch who attended to the sheets
~ music and accessories.
After the concert a committee 81
the Fortnighuy club iu expressing APP
probation To the musicians were told
by VI. Sulzcdo: This upprcciatiyr uu-
was inspiring ann surprised
that a small city like this should have
responsive understanding audi
ence. II ~ as appre,iative AS We find
in cities uf three hundred thousand
population.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12
II Certainly Pays

cupid reads this page Ia the Her
aid The cunning lutte delight maker
lad been snooping aruund having the
~ mps for a lung time. believing him
s,lf not wanted anywhere But when
he read the notice last week Want
ed Weddings hc smiled the smile
Of q spoiled tarling aud capercd into
IN, Iimelieht Tho direct result ~
that want al was fout marriages
within three DAYS, and rumor ~ i've
more within q fortnight Now the
newly weds are happy, the society
page b. properly enshellished with
news ct heart affairs. ana cupid rs
iu high glee Yes. II pays to adVcr-
tisc Specially fur weddings in this
city rcputed to he the home of ro-
nance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12

ions and is on a speaking tour Of the
southwest
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
THEIR BONDS ARE
FINALLY APPROVED

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Jan. z4.--Not un
Til today was approval given by Judge
Elliott, OF The United states court in
this city, to the bonds in the case OF
II. w. Saiiett and j. +. Paul Gross,
the Aberdeen German editors, Wno were
arrested last Saturday and Sunday re-
spectively, for publishing unpatriotic
articles, failure To file TRANSACTIONS as
required by fedora! law and other al
legged infrs lions of federal statutes.
Pending the approval Of the bonds by
Judge Elliott the two defendants had
TO remain in jail.
The record in the case taken by
United States Commissioner Wallace
at Aberdeen, llad to be examined by
Judge elliott before the bonds could
be approved. 1t is expected here that
the defendants We're caitc angry over
being kept in Jail during the pc
Rod since Saturday and Sunday. they
apparently not understanding tile sit
uation with reference TO :he approval
of their bonds by a federal judge. sal
lett is said TO be worth 1900.