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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09

MRS. IT. L. BUSKEY'S TAXI LINE.
Open and closed cars: lady drivers.
Phone COG or t7TQ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09

steamer for Buggiono. Italy lie will
visit his aged father and other rela-
tlVes, and expects to be absent about
SIX months
Miss Eli Pool, who has been ste
nographer in the office of the secre-
tary o fine Baptist convention of New
Mexico, has resigned ner position and
returned to ner home at Comanche,
Tex
There will be a regular meeting of
G. X. Warren Womans Relief corps
NO. !, this afternoon at 2;30 o'clock
in the |, o. o. f. hall There will be
limitations and refreshments will be
served.
The Modern Woodmen will meet
tonight. This being the first meeting
of the second half of the year business
Of Importance will be brought before
the meeting. 1t was urged that all
members attend.
Mrs. r. S. Mills and daughter who
visited their old home at Baird, Tex,
have returned to the city, and they,
with Mr.. Mills. will again take up
their residence here. Miss Mills has
recovered her health.
Twenty members of the junior de-
partment of the Y. NJ. c. A. left yes
ltl hdS III lbHI uulOlIlOb1I'S lOT lIle
vicinity of Ellis ranch, where they
will camp for two weeks. They were
accompanied by Harry Ackerson, H..
&, Spruce and August johnson.
Don z. Johnston, formerly connect
ed with the forest esryice here, but
who has been at Madison, WIS, on
special war work for the last two
years is spending a few days in the
q fp tn
he will be chief of operations in the
district forester's office.
The First Methodist church choir
will meet tonight instead of Thursday
night and a large turnout is hoped for
as there will be no practice next week
on account of the chautauqua. The
meeting tonight will he held at the
home of Miss Ruth Eden, 1901 South
Walter, and will be followed by games
and refreshments Every member
will be welcome.
A f. Hutchinson, formerly. city
engineer of Albuquerque, who was
overseas, has returned to this coun-
try and received his discharge from
the army. He has accepted a civilian
position in Washington. Mrs. Hutch
inson and daughter, who have been
living in California recently, passed
through Albuquerque Monday on the
way to join Mr.. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Maggie Matthews, I'll North
Fourteenth street, has received a
message stating that her son, Private
Thomas c. Keller, Company f, Twen-
tieth engineers. arrived in New York
July from overseas, after serving
ten months in France. He was a
machinist apprentice in the Santa Fe
shops before he enlisted He expects
to take up his apprenticeship where
he left off as soon as he receives his
discharge
DIR. and Mrs NJ. X. Wylder, who ac-
companied the body of the late Char
les +. Wade to Jonesvile, Mich.
where burial was made, have returned
home after an absence of six weeks
They visited in Detroit, Buffalo, New
York city, Boston, Atlantic CITY
Washington, Philadelphia, Rochester,
Mimi. st. Louis and Kansas City
They made the trip from Albany TO
New York city, and from New York
city to Boston, by boat. At Atlantic
City the doctor attended the American
Medical association convention and at
Rochester he visited several of the
Mayo brothers clinics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
BARELAS FIELD WILL
BE FENCED WHEN GRAYS
PLAY SANTA Re ELKS

The work of fencing the Barelas
field was begun last night. Sixty vol
unteer workmen, including the Grays
and their followers. worked for an
hour and planted posts along the
Third street side and the north end of
the enclosure, total distance of near
~ 200 feet. They expect to finish
the fence. which will be seven feet
high, by Sunday when the G"aya Will
play the Santa Fe Elks.
The Grays intend also to buil1 a
grandstand in the park and then he
fans, who have been shown more in
terest in baseball this summer than
they have since the heydav of the old
Dukes of Rio Grande league fame,
will be able to take their baseball q
comfort. Manager Dan PadiHa said
it was doubtful if the grands and
could be finished by SundaJ. however
Manager Padilla has bought the
Traction Park grandstanl at DIV
cost and will move the lumber TO
Barelas for the new park.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn. Taxi Phone 273
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CToi-
lott, son.
Mrs. j. w Walker is here from
Fort Sumner.
Teddy Seliy will leave today for
Jemez Springs.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Gar
ca, daughter
James Block and family of Grants
arrived last night.
Henry NJ. Barton and wife OF Gal
lup are in the city.
Capt w. c. Reid returned from
Los Lunas last night.
Mrs. r. f. Yoder and sister are
here from Crown Point
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Waters,
619 West Marble avenue, son.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hartley of
Springer are Albuquerque visitors.
J. p, Daily of Butte, Mont, is visit
ing his niece, Mrs. William J.-CHfford.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Postal Telegraph office for G. j,
Siebens.
Mrs. Arthur Holbert,1 sos West
Granite avenue, has gone to Santa
Fe to spend a few weeks.
Ray King and wife of Mountainair
were in the city yesterday. Mr.. King
is a forest ran~ar at Mountainair.
Mrs. Frank Yott, who has been
quite i'll for the last week, has gone
to Santa Fe to reCuperate and to visit
friends.
Mrs C. f. Twogood. in response to
telegram announcing the illness Of
her father, left yesterday morning
for Boulder Colo.
The Christian EndeaVor society of
the Christian church will meet at the
church tonight. All members are re-
quested to attend.
H. A. Poe. 497 South Walter has
been i'll for the last few days He is
clerk at the hardware store of J.
korber & company.
Sergeant Dale of Fort Bliss, Tex.
is spending furlough visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Chapman and family at 1l5
West Marble avenue.
Arthur Scligman, chairman of the
democratic state central committee,
was in the city yesterday on business
He will return to Santa Fe this morn
ing.
Mrs Il. Bass of III South Edith
street, accompanied by her daughter
has gone to southern California to
spend several months at Long Beach
and San Diego.
Mrs. f. A. Nossman of Oklahoma
City. accompanied by her son and
daughter arrived here Sunday to
visit her sisters, Mrs. A. b. Loken and
Mrs. +. NJ, Delgado.
John L. Kelly, formerly manager
of the automobile department of j.
Korber & company. left yesterday for
southern California to visit his family,
who are at Long Beach.
The city commissioners will meet
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon to hear
protests from property owners whC
will be taxed for the paving planned
by the city for this year.
The Rev. Z. r. Atwood and family
left yesterday for their new home at
PlainView. Tex. They will make the
trip by automobile. They expected to
sfop at Estancia last night.
Pete o. Giacomelli, who a short
fine ago received his discharge from
the army and returned to the city,
left last night for New York City,
where he viii take the first ocean
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
GENTRY,S EGGS

At the Champion, San Jose, Haw-
kins, SINNERS, Conroy's, Pappes,
soc dozen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
NEAR DEATH FROM
TUBERCULOSIS; He
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Lester H, Powers, of Lynn,
MaSSu a Patient at Sana-
tOriun, is Dead When Man,
Hearing Shot, Reaches Him,

Lester H. Powers of Lynn, Mass
killed himself shortly after o'clock
yesterday afternoon by sending a
bullet into his brain.
Powers was living in a cottage at
a sanatorium. The shot which ended
his life was heard by another man
who occupied a nearby cottage. He
investigated and found Powers lying
on his bed, bleeding from a bullet
wound behind his right ear, Death
was practically instantaneous. A
revolver was lying on the bed near
Powers right hand.
Powers was said to have given no
intimation to any of his friends or at
tondants at the sanatorium of his in
tention, and he left no note. 1t was
believed that his rapidly failing
health was the cause of his act. He
was suffering from tuberculosis and,
it was said, could not have lived much
longer if he had not decided his own
fate.
Powers was sc years old unmarried.
He came here early last January from
Lynn, hoping the change would i'm
prove his health. A brother, George
E. Powers, is known to live at Lynn.
Powers had given his name at the
sanatorium as the relative to be noti-
fled in the event of his death. That
was shortly after he entered the in
stitution, however and, of course.
gave no clew that he intended ending
his life.
Justice of the Peace w. w. Nc
Clellan and Constable A. S. Moraga
made an investigation which convinc-
ed them that the man had fired the
shot himself. An inquest was held
and the coroner's jury, after hearing
the brief testimony, found that sui
eide was the cause of death.
The body was taken to C. T.
French's undertaking rooms and the
brother was notified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
MEETING TO CONSIDER
RAILROAD SITUATION
TO BE OPEN TO PUBLIC

The Chamber of Commerce has de-
cided that owing to the widespread
interest that is being taken in the
referendum on the railroad situation,
the committee meeting Thursday
afternoon at o'clock will be open
to the public. Central Labor Union
has been requested to send a repre-
sentative to the meeting, and all
members of the Chamber ana other
citizens interested N the railroad
problem were invited to attend.
A separate vote on the questions
in the referendum will be taken
among the members of the chamber
present and presented to the board
of directors In connection with the
vote of the COmmittee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
POsTMAsTERs, ATTENTION.

You are hereby Respectfully re-
quested to attend the first annual
convention of the postmasters of New
Mexico, to be held in the City of AL
buquerque, July IA, 1919. In view or
the coming senatorial investigation
as to postmasters salaries and clerk
hire allowance, it will be a matter of
personal interest for you to do So
Make no mistake and stay away. You
can't afford to. You need not be a
member of the association. This in
vitation is to all postmasters in the
state. The meeting will be called to
order at 10 a. m at the y NJ, c. a.
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
President National League of Post
masters, New Mexico Branch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
WANTED

Men with appettes. A big chicken
dinner will be the feature of the
opening of the new cafeteria Of the
Y. w. c. A. at 1874 North Second
street, Thursday at noon. All men,
women and children in the city are
asked to drop in to inspect the new
cafeteria headquarters and sample the
delicious food
Miss Gleason, the new cafeteria sec
rotary, will be in charge Three meals
served every day at nominal prices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

SEYMOUR-The funeral of Robert
SelmOur, who died saturday, will he
held al Blakemore's mortuary home
at O'Clock this afternoon, the Rev.
A. l.. bowman officiating Burial
Will be in Fairyiew cemetery. MIS-.
Seymour, who had gone east a few
days before her husbands death, and
their daughter Mrs. Minnie Allen, ar
rived last night from 81. Joseph,
Michigan.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
Die SOteu Der isolde.

Ser 600 BOT inner Sem 0eutIher
Clement Der Saltptlra0t / llDer leBten
8ude lcioer cine rei6e @rnte gcbal-
ten. 9inpeggenommen bat CT 6rau
GIeonore S1id, geb Boegeler, I'M
9llter BON Sc. Sobren. Sn ben arei-
len Der Goncoroin @GneinOe NOR
5rau S1id ber3lid beliebt. Sir 80
Sabre lang mar iie 9eitcrin oer5om=
togiduIe. Sic binterldBt 9 @.i6mi-
tier, 2ouiS uno GarD 8oegeler. Gin
beinltiidilhes Wageulei0en bat lie
aus oieiem 0aiein %abberuien unO
mltroc lie am MOntag euf Dem
Grolpect Sill @ottesader our IeBtel
Hube beitattet. 8altOr NuBmamA belt
Die 5rauerreOe I'M Saule IND orl Sra
be. ~5ernerbin geb6rte Die Gsrlt0rbsne
Dem 6rauen= iumie WiiionsOerein ccl
8emeinOe ais Mitglieo an. NM p.
Suli 1879 O%erbeiratcte lie iih nit Sa=
fob Sdid. Der jeOO6 i1On I'M Nidr'
Os8 acknowledgements Sabres oerrayb.
5erncr peritorbeu Soief Clifford
Goomes, Ser fleine Gnfeliobn 0es
uerltorbenen &errll Snlbof unh Seer
6rit Gnglert, 0eIlen iter6libe llebcr-
reite am (ebten 9ienstag IN Sees
arcmotorium gu Ni6e ~gematocIt
iCuroen.
15m bliibcnOen SITTER bon 80 Sab
reli oerltarb am Sonntog Morgcn
Qerr @ottlicb 4auOcr, Der 8rdii0ent
-Oes bieiigen Sdnpoben- &ereins. 81
par gebnren in Sdien6ad, Sberaaii
8rafenheim. 8iirttembern. rnO fan
I'M Nlter BON 16 Sabren nod stmeri.
ia. Gr binterlaBt feline 8itma nnf
] aino, iopie 2 Stieifin0c.. @erl
9aloer mar iebr belie6t bei alclL oi(
in ndbere 9efanntidaft nit Inn ia.
men.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
9entides @aiiem6ams.

0as iGbrlid)c 9icnic Ocs Deit.
ifen @aiienbouies r. 10 piel mir
lpiiien iii I'M Charter oeiielbcn Ger
9tomc nod niht in 5000 Scope Or
pbon Some gednoert mor0en = olio
Oas @icuic Oes 0eutihen gSoiienbmi-
les mar cin gdn5er Grfolg. 8egiin.
itigt pom prGhtigen Metter maren
bic 6reln0c Ocs Muiienbulies in
Shoren binouSge5ogcu, mo ale ma
rem Der Mniitt, ooB ser 9eirdl nod
nie Elm oerortig gemoltiger gcpeien
lei. 0a Ger @rfriidungsplab I'M.
ter Scr geitung Der @erren Nm. Ser
ser, @bilipp 0ittes, %ucob Nlieller
mo Sbeooor Meimor in Den 5uper-
lGiiieiten &Gn0en lag. oo Serr BreiI
nieOer iein @elteS getm bate iiir
&eIuitiglineen Ser ainOcr 5u lorgelL
mo Oa nod longer Eotic mieocr
oos oertihe Cleo, 0nnf Dem a@cr.
mania W1merhor", Der inter Ser
DIRECTION 0es Serrn Cider iona. 5u
lcitlem Hedte fan, 10 berrldlte allac'
meinc 3uirieoenbeit; es tat nicmoil.
Dem lei0. oen @eg uoh 5000 Scope
Sill qemodlt 81 boben. Gem 8omen
@iliSperein lit oieicr &iciencrfold 81
g0nncn iii ia 0oh iein Mert cin @crf
uneiqenniiBiaa H1fitcnlicbe QoS
.miiieH~au6 oie MitqIieocr rna iheli
en- OeSbolb feline Mtiibe. Inn GrfoIqc
at seitiQen. 90 bat !Serr SSo6n 8.
g. 2erd) Der Glteitc @eteron Dor 9.
6. @olmtccr3 bon 1861, trot leiner
81 Sabre ollein 800 Sidets nerfonit
ms idon Sen poaen @etrag Oofiir
nit 5000 obgeliefert. llnteritiibt
mltr0e err oorin BON ieinem Sohr
@eorQ mo 0eIien Satin Nina eeb.
0ictrid. iett m%obnboft in Stem Norf.
sic 40 Tidets f%ouften uno oofiir $40
c~inionotcn. Nud ieine G~nfeltodvter
9ouiic Gummino ionOte SO fiir ~
Iidets. @enn 10 sic MitqlieNor ar,
beitciL lit es fem @itnOcr, bob De
Grfola berbiir9t lit.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
RleiMeS %taOtmcuigtcitcn

-Walbingtoner Mlilifliebbober,
Die i'm fommeroen @inter Nem Yorf
belu1en mcr0en, merocu sic @clegef-
belt baben iih an oeutl6en Gpern
erfreueu 5u t0nnen. Inter Der Sci.
tung BON Otto Gorib, oelien &onle Of.
lein @epGbr fir Wtilitcrauifiibrltn-
gen lit, Der0en Cpern uno 0peretten
dlHgefiibrt meroen, mo bcionoers oie
Iebteren mcrOcn ii1er cine gruBe An=
5iebungsfraft aui oos Yublifum aus
iibell, 5umnl cs Der DIRECTION gelult.
gen lit, cineu berOorragenoen Oiri-
genten in ser 8erlon oes Serrn WtI-
Ian Mo0er 5ll gcmimen. Serr &u=
Der lit unicren @aibingtonern mobl
bcfonnt: cr lcitete bier Die 4uffiib-
runqen oes 2ilac Domino. 8eion
ocrS Den pielen idlaraffil6en 6reun-
ben Oes Serrn .&o0cr miro eS cine
SSre1Oe fem, Den bernorragenoeit Wtu-
iifer in Der Ieiten0en Stelle Ser Opc'
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 3u milien.
-0as 9icnic Oes S6maben-@ Ser
Gins am lebtenS onntag lit leioer nibt
10 ausgefallen, mie erpartet mar.
@aren ooh Don ben Wfitglieoern oes
Bereins mr. elf gauge 81 DEM Bicnic
crldienen. lin 10 mebr ie0o6 ami.
Iierten lif Oieie. 9ie &omites Datten
tiifti9 g~ear6eitet; es flappte alles.
Sab Die erfoIereid abgeboltene Su-
ienjagO cine bcionoere groBe Aa5icb-
lngsfraft batte, brau6t nibt beion-
oers betoit gu lperOen. Auf Dem
@er5en Der Mitglieoer oes &ercinS
lag ~oaeroings Elm Sdatten, botten
tic ooh Den am Morgen ocsielbcn "a
gcS crfolgten 500 ibres Braii0cnten
@ottlieb 9anoer al beflagen.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
Gapeas Niiridtnna aersAIiertiat

EaDellS SiHrIdnuHg gereftferflgr.
Baltimore. Ole 9inrihturg
Der engliihen 8rmtenpflegerIn
Erdulein 6oitb 9open Ourh Die
Oeariden, oie Die @ntriiitung ser
oaiiesten @eIt berporriei, entiprGt
Der @eiesen .3ipiliiierter arieg.
fiibrung." Dies gebt aus benz
Winorit1tsberiht oes 4omitees fiir
miIitdriide @eiesgebing Der Gme'
rican Bar Aiiociotion berDor.
Die WoioritGt oes 9Omitees er.
Hart. iie fonne ben @orihIug oes
Serrn @regorp. es. ioae cine ge.
thinning in oas @eiet nufgenOnt-
men iperOen oie sic Sooesitrofe bet
Spionimen oerbiete, nidt biaigen."
AmerifaHiide Slieser fGmpfen fhr
YOIen.
garis. = Nod Der Slrt Der Ga.
iapette @scaorile miro in 8aris
elm uncertainties 6Iuggeihmooer
gebilOet, Inn nit Den Eolen gegen
Gle 8oIfdepifi 5u f1mpfen. Gs miro
erportet, oaB es am 10. September
nod Yolen abgebt. Seine Witglie.
Der neroen oenielben &altg bnben,
Den iie in Der amerifonii6en Armee
batten, nber ole entiprehenoe point.
ide Sage empfaneen.
AmsnOiernns bes @ertraaes.
8aibiugton. DDS Senatsfo.
mitee fir ouSpdrtige A~ngelegenbei-
ten bat ii1 nui einen GU
iabantrag gum 6rieoensoertrag
geeinigt, monah ole amerifauii6en
8ertreter BON Den perihieoeneu in.
nernationalen aommiliiouen, Die
ben @%ieoerauibau europas beauf.
Iihtigen loaeu, 5uriidee8oeeu per.
Oen iollen, aus9enommen lit Die
Shnoeneriubtommiiiion iomie iene
&ommiIiionen, Die non Der 9tga Der
Gotionen ernannt meroen.
8oibinetOn. = Sn elmer Don sc.
notor S9ncs. Aepublifaner BON
8uibington, eingebrahten Oeiebes-
portage miro Der austritt Der Der
einigten Staten aus Dem 86Ifer.
bmo inuerbalb 5ueier Sabre porge.
ldlogcn, nenn bis oabin nidJt ale
Petitioner, Die Mitglieoer iin0, Die
ao%nifription obihafien. Die WtaB-
regcI bciimmt ferner, ooB Die nme.
rifaniiden 8ertreter teinem 8e.
idluiie ibre 3uitimmlng geben fol-
len, Der bon ms nerlangt, militia
ride ooer MISUNDERSTANDING 81 be-
ubeiI, penn Dies pom &ongreB
nibt ousoriidlid autoriiiert ODER
a%ngeoronet miro.
Cine peitere 9eltimmung IN Der
8orlnge it, Dab Die amerifauifhen
0elegaten 5rr 2iga ourd oos IoIt
fir einen Sermin BON bier Sabren
cripoblt peroen iolen. Sbre @e-
b0Iter miiroen $4,000 per SSabr
6etrogen, umo feline Eerion unter
80 Sabrcn miiroe mdblbar fem.
GaH5luans luirO beibebalten.
@aibington. - Yrdiioent Milion
Eat in elmer 9otitoit Den 9ongreB
criudlt. ocn 9aB3iuang fir elm mel
tcrcs Snbr ouircdlt ST. erboIten Inn
men Itorfcn 3nltrom bon 6remoen
pndl Den Ger. Staten 81 uerbin.
Hcrn. Ter YnB8ponG ioa elm poaes
&ohr uot Ser Observation-Disclosures
ouircht crbaIten meroen. @Ieid)-
5eitig criudt DER Grdiiocnt I'M Die
gepiaiglmg bon $750.000 fiir oas
SteotsOepartement, nm es inItano
5l iaben, Oos @eies wdbreno oes
Hcites bes 6isfoliabres ourt3ufiib.
rem uno Die Organization i'm Ills-
lamb %Oeritdrfen 81 fonnei.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
Der gertroa nit YOlen.

Der 8ertrog 8miiden Den Aliier
len nnO aiio5iierten @tddten II. Sober
mo bas i'll Tcrioillcs mtcr5elhnc.
te abfommcn iibcr Ole 9eictlug ocS
Rbeinacbietes limo an 6reitag BON
ErdiiOenten Miliou Dem Sellot dllae
IteIt moroen. Der AusiduB iiir ous
mGrtige Angelegcnbeiten bott, I'M
llcberlaiiung Der bci0cn 1ofumcnt'
ariud)t.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
10000. 900 @nalaanSerer.

Sobalo europa sic nStigen Grams
uortmogliNfeiten bat, mirO cine Wfoi,
leumlSpal0erune aus benz 6eltIono
cruortet, pie Tie in Der @eltgeid)id
te nod niht O~agcmeieu lit. Die 81.
titotipn Qilt III 2onoou ais ullgemein
aeIGbrlidL uuN sic britiihe &egier.
ma lit ouber entidloliclt, Die bette
benOen Gimpanoernngs Ginihrm'
funaen bis olf meiteres IN Strait 81
(oiien. Mon id,Gtt, 0oB ungeiGbr
10000 600 Herionen europa ben
Nilden tebren iuerOen.
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
@eriamnlnngcn in Der fOmnrubes
&aLte:
9icustas:

9ieMstag:
nGGngcrbuno" 0ireftoriurn. in
gsr. 3t4 6 Str. N.-&.
9tllppcrt @onc Srauen 9ilfSpcr-
Gin; inn Muppert SOME.
StmerifaniiMer llntcritiitlngs-
8erein"; in 622 So. MDe., g. %.
.OnfcI Qrdlia Ser0niigungsuar.
elm. in 3t4 6 Str. N.-@.
Mittlu06:
a8erein @aDen", IN 922 ga. Apr
Norbneit.
.GGneerbunb Gnmenperein". ii
314 6 Ctr. N.-@.
oMrion Oamen-gerein". i'm Sauie
Der sSran 0eder, SO7 Waii. Nbe.,
NoromeIt.
9onnerstag:
ai,an 0~iIfspcrein~ be8 Gcut.
a8aiicEf niles.
1ecaiiq mo; in aos 8. etrubg
Washington Journal., 1919-09-05
GOncOrSia @cmeimSe
90. uno IS Ctr. gs.-@.
s. 81. @aen8eI, Ioltor.

Sonntog Mor9en finoet nm fl
llbr OeMtIdJer @ottesoienlt ltoli. Sic
Sreunoe Der @emeinoe mollen oaroili
odten, ooB, nod einem tilr5tlhen
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