davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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REAL ESTATE JoTTINGs.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company leased for the trustees
OF the Aston Library tho former library
building at 425 20 437 Lafayette street
The property is four story building on
a lot 2%sxl5ox irregular. and was leased
10 tho Seventy seventh Division. 1t 1.
TO be entirely renovated and fitted for
clubhouse and Is expected to be ready
FOR the use OF the men of the division
on their return.
Justice Daniel F. Cohalan OF the Su.
preme Court has granted permission &c
the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of st
Matthew TO sell a lot on the east side
of Broadway. 20 feet south o: 142d
street, 20x70. known as 34T6 Broadway
to Saul Mandelbaum for $4,000.
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cn naFiS ~ az sF' i 's.
b Julius Martinoon to = 4 II Holding CO.
% Nassau st. mtg ,ils,ooo, March .?s;
BENSON Av, W =. i37.li n Frisby ay. 7bx
loo-John II Burk TO Lillian AZ Burk. his
wife. 1919 Benson sv. March 20; attys.
Mapes a l., 370 y 1teth st..,...,.. CIT
SACKETT Az, NV WilliamsbridEe I'd.
1850 TO Munroe sv x2i6.s TO Morris
Park x20Ssx2s9.7-Dtvla Realty Corpn
20 Bent Finkei. 292o Ludlow av. mtg
$4,000, March 90; atty. Title Guar 4 7
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so1o--East River Savings Institution
agt Sarah l. Melior ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty, V II Vollmer.
18TH st. q. 1853 It 9 of I'd av. as X
90. v par. and 18th I, :, 12b II Q
OF I'd av, In X 80 Y in X so. u part
Catherine Maicnschein agt Bertha NJ
.Piepcnbring foreclosure of mortgage) ;
atty, r Brkhshn.
AID st. a =, $50 II OF 9th av. 1853 I 10o.S
Edwin W Ackermsn agt Harry r Ack-
erman ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) ;
atty, II X Blauvclt
CAD ST. t05 E--John d Coleman, Edn aEt
Tilmil Realty Co ct al tamended fore
closure OF mortRageD atty. + y Brosnen.
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BALCYoN HALL IN RESALE.

After weeks ownership Ennis a
Sinnot resold yesterday. through Nc
Dowell & Mcmahon. the seven story ele-
vator apartment house known as Hal
cyon Hall at t0s TO 4i4 West 10th
street between Convent and st. Nicholas
avenues. The purchaser 10 an out Of
town investor. Tho house occupies q
plot S2.sx100 and was purchased by
Ennis slnnot from the builders. Moore
q Ashley.
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HOSPITAL BUILDINGS SOLD.

Arthur c. Sheridan sold In a mort
gage foreclosure proceeding In the vesey
street salesroom yesterday the group of
buildings at the northeast corner OF Man
haitian avenue and l01st street, known
as the New York Medical College and
Hospital for Women, to Asa G. Cassidy.
representing n syndicate OF physicians.
which, II Ia said, will operate the prop
erty as clinic. 1t was sold for s11G.s44
for the account OF Howard b. Vannote.
as trustee, who sued to recover n judg-
msnt of s37,1e2, the properties carrying
a mortgage for $4,000,
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PLANS 10 STORY LOFT.

Plans have been fled for the erection
or fifteen story store and loft build
Ing az 1l9 TO 14l West Forty-frst street
by the Woodbury. @. Langdon Com
pany. Inc. Of IS Liberty street. May
ntcke and q. FRANKIE, the architects
estimate the cost at $500 900.
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NOTED HOME SOLD AT AUCTION.

The old Townsend homestead. four
story dwelling. at 343 West Thirty
fourth street, noted for its antique furn-
ture and decorations. and az the resi-
dence Of the Townsend family for many
generations. was sold at auction yester-
day by Jossph p. Day In the NeSsy
street salesroom in a mortgage suit by
Allan Marquand ct al, executors
against Nine. Margaret Townsend Tag
liapietra. The property was sold at
s1s,5oo. the judgment in the suit being
for se76o6. Nine Tagliapietra Is the
The sun., 1919-03-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

1olsr ST, u w; ll5th st, sos:7 W; lIsth
ct, 5o5.7 W; lo,th st. aos w; Irving pl.
9Th av. $50. Isid ct. : e; i?bth st. GAG +
Alfred F Hess and ano. eHrs seimar
Hess, to Cen Union Trust Co. 20 Bway.
Hess Albert, ct al; sttys, Eikus, W. g
p, III Bway. 10 assigns each, ...,.tu
COLUMBUS Az. sw soth st. mig $4,000
Agnes smith TO John z OShea and
John z oshea to Leo Msiatzky. 20 "
sem ST. atty Abr Cohen II b Bw =, ~ :
,l HiFn ST. 5.s w.poro,hy Properly e Co
to New castle Realty Corp. 27o Riverside
Drive; atty. f bowling ass
.isT T"s ST. IS W. mi. $1,000 -ciarTcSn Ss
psnville Realty Co, sts5 Bway. atty,
wHHss7r c G%p ~. .ssNLawy.r: ritis S'
Trust Co to Gerry timer: 1871 F.iis s
GR s5SnS' sT 4dr' IS ' mtg ,syoocwa,.
White to s.mi cowen and Gov 0
Bessie Goldberg. S:s Kelly st, b Ak:
atty, Leo schafran, u Chambers st: 2
srH II, ass Z, mtg now ,,,soC, i part stvO
Isidor Simon 20 Samuel Simon, % Pitt
at; attys, FluEelman & Trosk. s.,
sOTM ST. ass wv.-pavid Stevenson ;;'t and
ano. sdmrs. TO Philip stevenson, West
bury, l. /; attys. Brown & F. 100 Wall
.7TH ST, t2s W, mtg ,i,.OCC-Harrii. 3
Colt to Annie Arnold. I.iip; IL; atty.;
1857 ST. a. wEEiia RILEY to common
wealth Saw Bank. 200T Amsterdam Av;
atty, Geo II Hyde. ~ Park Row, $500
Bronx.
MORRIS Az, W cor Camsron pl, 50K
sl.llxs. 6xsa.1o-AnIAnda p Kadtl and
ano TO samuel Stern. ess st Nichols az;
atty. y Title Mtg Co. 1856 Bway 800
MORRIS Az, VS.. 90 Cameron pi 5ox1t1
Amanda Kadei TO same; atty,
NORRIS Av, 8 " cor cameron pi, ioOx
ess-same 70 same atty. same, 800
" Anderson TO y Title Il Mtg Co. IaS
Rway; atty. Title e. Mtg Co, 1913
SANE PRorERry-.N y T1ittl. & Mt Me- co
TO American rrus, CO. i'' Hwsy: atty;
LrRTING Av' i5gi-B r Rabell, sxT, 10
Mary c II Weber. ?2is Ellis sv; atty, Il
= Rabell. So Park Row; ........,.. SO 800
Co TO Abel King. ls Y 18th st, and ano {;
atty. Fredk Lese, IS Nassau st ......sI
COLLEGE Az. iSls-Ella I. Bunce and
Rno. indy and as exrs, to John Dono-
hue, Sot y l3bth at; atty, " Title 4
BAILEY Az, 26?o--Thos F Kelly TO James
A Kelly. 1879 tnderclif av; atty, Title
Guar Co. rs Bway .,,..;..;.. $3.50
erosion Az. s&so.-Arrow HCidinT corrn
sv; atty, r II Bergman, $50. "a
iCsrH ST, 66a.55S E--Gu.rante.d Mtg V%S 20
TO John C Barron. at Haworth. ]. as
comm; atty. Guaranteed Mtg Co, 200
coLLEGE Az, is7i-isnatz Roth to Max
Klein. 20 Mount Morris Park West
atty. Fredk Lese. 35 Nassau st....,ioO
Worth, trus. to Alma e Kirkhsm, . stone
av, Ossining, N Y; atty, G II Bechlor
lla6 fremont aN,.. ,,,,,,...,{3,1 900
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

GOTH ST, ~ E--Bell & KilcuIlsn. Inc
ast charlotte W Fowler ct al; July 2,
1918 ......,,y.....,. ,,.......,.S2s52
18th ST. l4 E--John Kelly Plumbing
const Co at James II Brice ct al;
ST NICHOLAS Az. SID X McLoury
Tile Co, Inc. agt Julian Benedict ct al;
ST NICHOLAS Az. 6S-John Montsom-
cry sgt Same: May IS. l9ls........tisS
st NICHOLAS Av. 56-Herman Wagner
eEt Lulu Benedict Ell al; July Is,
1918 ........'.''., ..'.'-..', 3o.HS
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LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan

SD AV, 6sl--Ludo w wilkins agt FEEDER.
ated Taxpayers Assn. Inc. ct al (fore-
closure Of mortgase); attys, Cravath &
CHARLES ST. SIS. 1917 It of 4th st. COX
s5: Tlst at. =. 100 II W OF LIST av. 2b 4
1904: i5tth Ut, Nos 32s 4 33O East
Guaranty Trust Co OF N Y exr AIT
Hermins r. Goetting ct al CONSTRUCTION
OF wilD: attys, Stetson, Jennings g. Rus
sell.
i:sD ST. So 81 IT q OF ,Lenox av. Is K
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LENox AVE. APARTMENT SOLD.

Chester Court, the eight story fire.
proof apartment house, occupying a plot
s5xio0.l1, at the southeast corner of
Jenox avenue and 18th street. has been
sold by the Chester Court Corporation
10 aIciient of Miller & Bretzfclder. The
house returns an annual rental of about
s31, 900 and has been held at s250,0O0.
The Douglas Robinson Charles s. Brown
Company negotiated the sale.
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SITUATION wANTED-M.lLE.

SCOTTISH PROFESSIONAL GOLFER,
cN-olr,cr Brush ARM. ag"d %. - years
"Np'ri"ucrt hrst class player, coach and
Cnh NAL or. Apply In frat instance stating
terms Ia Mr. W, Y. BArl. $50 West 22nd
81. Erie. Pa.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat - vEsEY STREET.

lat - NESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
It'll Az, I4o. w 4eth at tNos 2o1 -?o3'
2bNse, sty bldg--Gsrneld National
Bank aEt Gallatin Operating Co ct al
dye; t;94sAoS; taxes &c, 'l,sT5; 70 H. H.
10TH ST. 60 r.. . i:o Ma Olson i1'S sv
25xioo.1o. . sty tnnt and sirs-Esther
das ,iSsirt t MSss'' .i ', ,sss t th
plhlntlH '.s,...'...... .fl3,VVt
BY Joseph P. Day.
s4TH ST, $40 W. n, $, 200 = 9th av. 40,
sss' sly ara d.lsT on, Ma 70 nan,
oT1t Az, sw cor tn st. 90, llI2oo. v.cap,
das s s%tss ss at taxes 1a''; &C. Mi sssS.
the plaintiff. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tT, oot
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
T Sissx !.f'. 9; "a ~ sS'ei,;I.IH !
cSIi:ss and Hospital 70. women; dS.
C Cassidy. representing a group Q, PIX;
c1sr 81. aos W, :. 1873 W Am.ter Sisga
av. 25x1oo.h, 5 sty tint and str Coeh.
taxes. &c. $500; to samuel Raeh:
man ............'... ............ Slo,5oo
BY Samuel Marx.
1sT ST. .5s, n .. 225.1 LIST sv. PAP
z .S Tres t'p III, ard nd str''T dnn
,6so7.o2; taxes. &c. .l,32s: to the plain.
TIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ts, DOC
lat a2io THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
SHERMAN Av, . . cor I6sth 81. ss1Ioo
vscsnt--F A de Peyster ct al agt Brons
Enterprise Co ct al: due. f6.t+3.eo: taxes
&c. t5os.47: to the plaintiff ....s5. oot
SHERMAN Az. .. 1888 = l6sth 81. 6oxloo
vacant. action Shame Rgt same; due
ss.?F.a taxes, &C. s2S9,Io; TO the
plalntin ..............., ....,. SS,oOt
SHERMAN Az. IS. Ias s lssth st. boxi00
vacant. action Same aRt same: due
sst2!;,e; taxes &C, s2's's; to n,
SHERMAN Az, -, IS s issth st. 5oIloo
vacant. action s--Sams sgt same. due
ts.t27.1s; taxes. &C, s2ts.23; to the ria in
SHERMAN Az. . 8. 2ss . Issth at. soil,
100, vacant, action e--Same agt same
due. N.t27.ls: taxes. &c. Sf5s73; TO the
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
TIFFANY ST, =. 125 $ spofrord av. IS,
100. vacant-Harry Zirinsky agt Emilio
d Sordo ct al; due. st5o.27: taxes. &C
$3.50 to tho plaintiff. ............sl5G
BY Henry Brady.
PROSPECT Av. 6s7. W o. - q I5Sth Of. IS,
9b, sty tnt-John A Flelschman. admir-
sgt John Clancy ct al; Chas NJ O'Keefe
rot. due on judEt. fs.os0.ss: taxes. &C
1857: to Irving Rosenberg. ......s 90
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ARMOUR CO. LEASES BUILDINGS.

author OF the book New York in Bond
age" dealing with the Tweed regime.
The sun., 1919-03-28
Fall River Line
To BOSTON

strs. ". Pier II. y. r.. It. Fulton st..
daily at $500 p. ~, Music.
NEWLOSDON (NORWICHLISE) Str. Tvs
Pier 40 n. R.. II. Houston St. weekdays only,
20 7 NJ Lv. Pier TO- Err. II. K. I'D St. 6P.A.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE,

OFFICES FOR REST--7.ooo SQUARE
FEET IN GOOD BUILDING ON leND
STREET. RENT sls3oo. SERVICE. IN
GUIDED. PRINCiPALS ONLY. Quick
ACTION IMPERATIVE. CUSHMAN a
The sun., 1919-03-28

Auto School hrgest and best school In Oh.
WEST SIDE u. 8. Send for booklet and pass
y. NJ. q. A. toschoOl. Telephone Columbus
si6 W 18th Ct 1920. Special classes for Ia lie.
BOY An Intelligent aud ambitions boy
To- mailing department, whore accuracy II
absolutely essential: good wages, with nrOs-
pert Of advancement; state age. references
and experience, Post ONCE boN 33s, Madison
Square Branch
WANTED -- Solar Bromide Printer:
stcudv upsition Address tho GENESEE
pICTURE FRAME COMPANY. l52 Gene
sec street. Buna,u \. y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
very handsome twelve family apart
snent house IN South Yonkers; never any
vacancies; half block from South
broadway trolley; splendid investment
Owner has other busine1s and cannot at
tend 20 IT, b. d. KIRKLAND. 24o West
I'D Street.
The sun., 1919-03-28

BY Samuel MAIN
1sT ST. IS. n ., 225.1 LIST sv. 24.ey
lA7x irree. 0 tsy tint and strs--Julius
zweiR agt Orac Realty Co ct al: due.
s6soI02: taxes. &c. t1,32s; to the plsi :.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

wmTMAs's CANDY Is Always
FRESH. NEW MExIco cI0hR co.
sOln AqnhIs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Supper Table
Gossip

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~ III N...h ...A .tr.., ,1.l..k A "A
IS I.|'f.II,|.. .t.r.f
~. t.<-I4 y. IA. ~. II nhrI.t,n.t calls
r4.+ ..'.6 80. 111.4 ri. ~ sl.1sa al
49, I2lSh Il 80 l. h.I@1 ihat INA
.1'I. a. iii A.I&t.4. l.@I..1.a !. ~
rI1In fs -. sa1a14Itn' htti,1 sataf. and
~ 4.6.4I 0IItAI..I taafrf.i.nns GIts col
w hllt f1kttl l4
~ AZ. n n. I1tfIt4's coIt Al tNt In1I
fs4llAt aa.|a na4 tnbha1 tafine sle aots
E..E Il III 11trr 81 " N amoani u falh
saIt " - l4t.fe.n itfIl anaa fuar huaartA
5lIan 141nt Hto4n sllIItl3 81
sfaI Is ~. |lfH.Ilt vi me rthbsf 6aH ytt
t.IA ItnI f4 800 tahttlAIaI a. nitrtf
W. .al.t1tI1 - H. Iaf1f1 Nhtn iAt cstltII
ia oinIr Svqtsa - ne snrs fierce ish
M IantI - na11. LntA their ffsnu' ne
nAIt a htrt ttoN "a ~ atneI gene.
Tara T. cnIiIi1 and mr.. ". = HnIhLg On
nj - I 4Heaits
IIa 1t11ft1a1ienN kup44T ethrti ulu
h1tt ChfIsimas tresi ~ - church Tuf4aAs
ffe1,rf a t@t stnt
NNAt11rd passenger u4ale nsFFI
Atlnft ID the hAeIeff p NE falfu-n - he.ts
a. - latssm tet. - ~ n'ne.t Anan.n.q--
rlin'a4 WrfrtrA - trniA $3.50 r..s
tAfqufn Alneqnefqpe vnf nHmmnr VIZ y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Good Morning, Judge
Police Court Items

Only Anf Of the four rcftans hsnu4hf MO
1Hlirc rarrt his moulIhk pleaded EaIity -
tre charge grHinrt Them. ioc haca, charged
uith hs.nr drsnk ard disturbing me rsaec
told JUDGE NetlHlsA that ~ had merely
been diluliif titef Sumo 81 Ms own cider.
b. SalJ " VS.. 7as said hist be hsa drank
= Asii gallon o. h.. and eitcr . 1--WE wntie
hai irlnA frt ihef hair gallon Yea te
Hisit hsee hren disinrhint tAh feaee. ne
hpiloet that ht might g. veil plead suliti.
1oc't f,ra wa IS.
The ethef deirnf4nfs Az ben 0sreia. >. e..
fardofal cad l. "a knrrsnthai ea-h charged
sin ttUsHfnr thr fararc sd Charles raii'
feIl estiFra VIII speeding 1hrir tn-ra
va o. helrl ~ 8 o'eiofk hn aftsTuaoa.
An csecd . plsa " not sqfsss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

Load u pole. brekkiur loose ana completely
wrcekins itself nni two other cars tiestel
ne niainiine for pomFtints. reeral trsias
we're Declared aroqna tao uireck. othfr
Essitrnnd trains aft Ais rpneine late ~ e
resaif y ne dsiay csu.ra ny mi. mashap
and the stersdinais heavy travel
Ths fact that psppis, m Albueusrane aud
Az ever tho warld. regardless Of their ~.
hrruus oeliefA ARE celebrating. a. this sea
.un The hlrih ~ . man born hundreds 81
years nen ~ hethlehem va presented ia
nIiiransiy 70 tae uen a. the Fellowship
irnrh A. tae 4. n a. A yesterday after.
hoon ~ earl Meues Who spoke on the sub.
scrt of "neihlehem and Albuquerque. Mr.
Moisee la . short iHrfes.ifc little TAN told
~ The sinrie tearhiafs 81 Chris and 81 hoo
application u MS rrihcipies ~ living would
thsnxe the couditiufs - the troubled eorii
a. prrteAt Hls ialk with the Christmas
messane was soieyed thoroughly ~ thc
uiea present Following ~ speech the men
joined 20 singing Christmhs hyinns ani
~pbpular songs under the leadership u ne
Rev. A.. o.. Kuhn. Mr., Weis give several
pleasing victim selections.
oiris o. ne University una,r spstlcos Ct
the y. W. & A save d shrisimts tree sat
triay atefhoon for - children iirirosh,
merits wers served aud q ,ioekirr teaiAin.ng
rsriy and , ~. Wa given to cs-l shiii.
Osnes were thea iaayed
harttaes licenses were granted 10 Juan
Padilla, ~ los radillas, and BeatriE radh.a.
n raiafifu. Lais Candelzria. Of Sal. Jose
nnd rrif sander. 81 Albuquerque: Thomas
A. Keiiy. Nour estovn. Ohio sud Daisy Bclle
Zimmerman. II Mansfield ohip.
The repubiiesa candidate fer next pissi.
dent, a. g 9. Asun announced hlmsclf, after
which ~ Wa adiudred insane BY Judgc
Hickey in the district court on saturday,
viii be taken "a the state asy lnm for the
insane Al las Vegas tomorrow BY Deputy
sheriff Charles Banrhar
Mrs. AnronA mother Of Edward An
coma n the forest ser,lre. died last esebiua
AZ her home At 03i North Third street. after
an iilpeas Of several days. Mr. aud Mrs..
Edward Ancena viii accompany the body TO.
uirht % Esaainr. r.. for hhrisi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
Buy a Chandler As Your
Wife's Christmas Gift
Look at This
Saving!

On January LIST, 1920. the price
Of the Chandler Automobiles will
advance TO &2i4O.O0 T.. o. b. Albu-
auermc. for the even passenger
touring MODELS aud four pas
senper roadster. The Chandler
fonr passenger Sport Dispatch
model will advance to $2250.00 I.
q. y. Albuquerque.
Ne hase in stock four T-Pas-
senger touring cars, one 4-pas-
senger club roadster and one
4~-passenger Dispatch model Which
we win sell between now and jan.
vary LIST, 1920, at the following
pricess
Seven passenger f0nring cars
and four passenger Club roadsters
each 5000 I. o. b. albuquerque.
Chandler Dispatch Model, for
S20S0.O0 T. o. b. Albuquerque.
you CAN SAVE $4,000 by
buying one of these ears before
January LIST. Conc early IL YOU
want one. They will not last long
NJ these prices.
NEW MEXICO MOTOR
CORPORATION
Phone 74S
Halcsrooms, 5l7 West Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

Fc, erish Heaiaehes and BODY Pains caused
from cold arr seem relieved By tatins
GROVES sirhasuse az the box. zoe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22
SWIMMING CHAMPION

HONOLULU Duke Kahanamoia
World swimming champion. has sued =
iorsi Publishing company for 500. Oopi con-.
rlainire that h. vss called a gutter and
a poor sport Tor his decision not To enter
recent swimming c%ontcsts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-22

Bahs tanks ave now bcsur used 10 carry
passengers up the mountain roads u the
French Alps.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-12
Billy Bunny and His Friends

fAnd Just then the little cricket began
to sing:
we didn't know what We would do
When you were Ear away.
The three grasshoppers never danced
But wspt the livslons day.
And never once = chirp I gave
But kept inside my hole
While you and Billy Bunny went
To find the cold North Pols-"
well. that's very nice Of you" said
the old gentleman rabbit, and then the
three little grasshoppers who lived in
tho kitchen woodbox all winter hoped
into the room and bowed to Uncle
Lucky. For everybody was fond of
that dear old gentleman rabbit, let me
till you, for he was always doing good.
Why. the day before be and Billy Bun
ny started for the North Pole. 30 little
Robin Rsdbrsast told me. he gave a
lettuce dollar bill to the little old ap.
pie woman who kept a stand on the
corner Of Lettuce avenue and Bean
street. And the reason ne gave II TO
her was because cruel Mr.. North Wind
had frozen seven Of her apples and OF
course nobody wanted to buy them
after that.
And just then the Yellow Dog Tramp
knocked on the window. So Uncle
Lucky went out on the porch to see
what was the matter for the Yellow
Dog Tramp was doing the chores this
winter for the old gentleman rabbit.
you remember. And in the next story
you shall hear what happened after
that.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-12
NOT TOO MUCH FOR DEss.

Eugene Debs' stormy career has end
ed in ten years term in a federal
penitentiary. 1t will be the end. Debs
can not in all human probability sur
vive term OF ten years in prison.
Debs is not essentially bad man by
any means. He Is and has been for
many years the head and front of So
cialistic agitation, strike feader who
frowned not on violence. Whatever of
orderlrNess and obedience TO law Debs
may nave counseled ny word of mouth
was lost in the storm he raised as an
agitatCr and forgotten Cnder the stn
illus of his own perfervid oratory and
loose assertions. He became the crown
prince Of disorder. SO when the war
broke out and the welfare of the world
the great sacrifice Debs had his part
to play. He must oppose or lose his
influence. He did oppose :he govern
ment, wilfully obstructed enlist,nents
in the army, abused and slandered the
government that protected him in its
hour of trial. For this he must serve
10 years in prison. The sentence was
not amiss when inflicted upon man
of high intelligence and whose under
standing of the situation and of what
his disloyalty meant was complete.
Debs in his high place Is typical Of
the extreme socialist in a lower and
less prominent place. He starts as an
agtator. His fallacy grows upon him
as disease extends itself upon its
victim. He ends by placing his theory
above all government and above all
can be loyal only to his obsession. And
when he gets that far he becomes
dangerous because he Is disloyal and
has established In his mind a greater
fealty than to his flag and his nation.
In war and in desperate emergency
such men are dangerous because they
incline to advantage themselves and
their theories by disadvanta ging their
country and their flag
TO adhere intelligently to the princi-
Piles OF socialism-if any know what
those principles are--is no crime. Debs
MIGHT have ravad and his in,ita tors
have howled from soap boxes at the
corners of streets and upon courthouse
lawns for the next century and none
have molested them and but few given
them heed; but when Debs and his
imitators stand in the path of armies
marching to defend the national life
| they become enemies instead of annoy
| ances.
| Too few opposers Of enlistments, pro-
German sympathiEers and bushwhack-
er have received their prison dues
| from this government inclined to a too
merotful dallianoe with disloyalty and
near treason. Tho Debs and O'Haras
and the pack that yapped at the heels
of men about to die for the very free
dom those disloyalists abused have
boon most gently dealt with. Debs ID
lucky to get OF with ten years and
those who backed him In his defiance
are extremely lucky that their very
insignificance served az their best pro-
| lection.
a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-12
The Nearo Soldier.

Among the proudest army officers
who are coming home now that we
are on the way to a final peace settle
ment are the white men who were IN
command Of our negro soldiers. They
can hardly say enough In praise OF the
colored boys Tho followed them thru
all the trials Of the trs.ning camp
period, thru the prelimlraries to ac-
tual warfare and into the battles
against the Germans.
No one really doubted the courage
and loyalty IF the negro soldier, of
course But the manner in which ne
has lived up to the best traditions OF
the negro fighters OF the past is j
source vi satisfaction ~ tic coInssS
and to the white men who yofficered
them. The negro, it has been shown,
in generations Fast and in the war
against the Germans, has no superior
as soldier material. He ls willing,
responsive to discipline, learns readily
and fights bravely. For that last
qualification we could add proof, II
proof were necessary, the convincing
testimony OF the Germans themselves.
They Anow BY rough experience.
The constant good nature OF the
negro Is we'll known, and in this war,
fought 50 far from home, 1T was a
prime factor that the colored soldiers
had tha natural cheerful disposition to
combat the pangs Of inconsistencies,
lonliness and other things that go to
break down the morale Of troops. The
negroes have done honor to their coun-
try, to themselves and to their uni-
Reconsideration Independent