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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
Former G0bs From Here 81
To Show Their Provess at
Navy Dance On Dec. S


ms ABOUT the rhiIippine Islands. e.
cortiuE Secretary Daniels over TO
dedicate she Pearl Harbor dry COCK
Of Honululu. NteitinE. Queen lifn
grave. ana watching the natives
throw knives hf each otner. lie left
Allen Wiiiiuma. another local Cob at
Canacon. 4. 4
DRY Land snih,r.
OF the dry land sailors" who
spent mpnthn and yeere IN training
camps. " 90 get a chance to Try
their sea logs. there were many.
Hirnm Herkcnhon spent eight months
at Mare Island along with about o.
600 others. only n few OF whom cVer
got out on the briny deep. The
only bright spot In theae gobs' lisea.
according to "Herk.' was liberty. eve
cry weekend when about 40 fellows
from home got together from their
eRrieus stations at the Preside. Goat
hin and the island al san f'ranclsco
TO soe the bright lights. Joe Nc
CANA, Joe Johnson and Harry Little
were amonE those with Herkenhon
at Marc Island. Ralph Kcleher spent
a long nine months acrubbing decks
on little beats that ran in and ont
OF Ia Flayn. Cal.
Pierce Rodey spent five months
dashinE madly about the Gulf o;
Mexico In a submQrine chaser. n
was Studying FOR n commission and
VA rated a seaman. second chHs
Part Of the lime mis- fleet was based
at Galveston. whore he met Hugh
Cooper. also In me service: Mr.. and
Mrs Leopold Meyer ana other Albu.
queraue people.
Although Il was dubbed "slackers
Paradise" the naval training station
az Pelham Hay. n. n, where RIA,
McCanna spent eight months learn,
ing how 10 talk the language, wa.
held to be one OF tho best In tn,
country. Ray was Mt Harvard vher
he entered the navy. He was sent tS
Boston, then transferred TO New
York, getting his discharge about a
month after the SIGNING Of th'
Tho~e Who VIII Dance.
The Navy dance will he given OF
December Q at Colombo hall. Othcr'
who are assisting In the entertain,
ment are; J.. c. BOYD, Gil. n. NJ.
II. L. Pinkerton. PHI NJ. 2: r. w
Hobbs. NJ. NJ. LIST CT: J. G. Grigsby
IN. NJ. a. Bob. Grigsby, Ph. NJ. LIST,
Paul Carney. GU. NJ. NJ. (A).; j.. J
Wagner. fireman, first class; W. n
Brown. coppersmith; T.. q. Matlock
second class seaman; y. G. severna
second class seaman; IA. H. saverns
Hugh Belts, second class seaman: l.
=. Custer. second class fireman. v
Booth. second class seaman: Geo
Stripe, p&f.: r. II. sor. NJ. NJ. LIST Cl.
l. r. Boyd, seaman; \. stewart. cleo
~tricinn. first class. j. r. Lewis. sec
ond class SEAMAN: Chas. Bruno. sec
Ond class seaman: G. W. Thorn, c. NJ.
NJ; Fred Totti. second class seaman;
l.. ID. Mailette. NJ. NJ. End tA); X. X.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
TEACHERS BODY
IN A BASEMENT
Woman Is iiesd Fur Examlnafion AZ
Ger tlhc Inqucsf.

- fHn auaoeIaFau eHaHa
LAWToN. Mich. Dec. 2.-MrH.
Florrnce Tabor Sritchlow was held
for furthpf examination BY authori-
ties last night following her refusal
TO testify Al the inquest
over the hody Of a oma found In
the basement Of the Tabor home
sunday believed to be that OF Miss
Mauos Tabor. a younger sister.
Other witnesses tidcutined the body
a. that 81 Mlss Tabor. a graduate Of
the uiiFeiliy OF Michigan and for
mer teacher Of ogden. Utah. who has
hetn missing since 1915.
umcers Rave failed 10 locate Mrs
Lester Tahor and walter Tabor.
mother and brother OF the dead wo-
man. Who they believe may he able
TO help solve the mystery. They were
believed 10 be somewhere IN the west.
The Inquest failed TO reveal TIE
manner IN which the woman met
death and specialists Will be called
from the University OF Michigan 10
make a thorough examination. No
traces Of poison OF violence were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
State Has Team In
Livestock Contest

SANTA FE. n. NJ. Dec. e.-For the
nrst time IN IFS school history, New
Mexico has a team entered In the
non-cnueEinte livestock judging con
test a. the Inter National stock show
AZ Chicago. Tss team IL made uD %
three hOys from las Cruces, who, ac-
companied by r. T. Lehman. instruc-
tor u vocational agriculture, are al
ready IN Chicago. They are Oral
Behmeyer. Moody Kilgore and Harry
BnrrIer. ali Of Las Crnces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

''IIow DO YOU like that ,irar 7 save
YOU. old man, For two hundrcd bands
~ Thar hfnnd they give you n gram
nphdne.~
You don't say, n amokes two
hundred 81 those cigars I wouldn't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02
HALF LITER or RICE
RATION DH EIIInINOA

MANfLA-Rice IL beinE issued 10
residents Of Manila at the rate Of a
half liter uer day for each admit.
Children under ~ Year, 81 x re-
ceive half Inst amount and certain
grades o. laborers. somewhat mora.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-02

NEW ROCHELLE. \. Y.--At a9c-
lions recently held In this region. q
bin NAG has hccn displayed Instead
81 tho tme-hhnorcd rcd emblem.
~Auctioncere are urging that use OF
the red far be discontinued because
Of lta Boishevistio Significance.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24
CRIME WAVE IS TERRORIzINC
 LONDONERS

LONDON, April 24- Spectacular holdups, mysterious murders anu thrilling jeweIry robberies are claim ing the best skill of Scotland Yard ant holding the attention of the London public. Not for many years If ndc5 ever have the authorities been caIle upon to cope with such a wave 4 crime as that which has swept the mo- tropoliS since the beginning of th" year. While some arrests have been made and some men punished, the DO. lice are hard put to keep pace with the criminals.
 So frequent have robbericS bccomr that London bankers have iaNen meas ures to meet possible raids on theT cash counters. a proceeding hitherto in the city All cashiers have been instructed Co keep cash out of sight instead of displaying it on bank
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24

counters. The police in the neighbor- hood of important banking house. have been ordered to be especially vi- gilant particularly at the lunch hour.
 The prevalence of crime was first called to the attention of the author iticS when the newspapers made q sensation out of the sudden death of Billie Carlton, a favoritc actress, who Was found dead in her apartment the morning after the famous Libelty Ball several months ago. It developed that she had died from an overdose of drug. An investigation showed tha, the practice of drug-taking was in- CreaSing in the city and that "opium parties" were not uncommon.
 Next the city was startled by the arrest of Lieutenant Colonel Norman C. Rutherford, of the army medic lI corps, charged with shooting to death Major Miles C. Seton also of the med ical corps, at the house of the Majors cousin Sir Malcom Seton in Holland Park. The hearing of this case in court has, not been concluded.
 Murders of less importance follow ed, each having some unusual feature. The city was again aroused a few weeks ago by the published statement that Major H. F.. Clancy, of the Royai Air Force, had tried to kill his aged mother at Talgarth Mansions, ana then killed himself. Mrs. Clancy was severely wounded, but hopes are en. tertained for her recovery. Police in- veStigation threw no light on th2 tragedy so far as the public was con cerned. Major Clancy was one of the best known officers of the British air force, having been the inventor of thu camera gun with which cadets were trained in aerial gunnery.
 Of robberieS there have been many. HoIdups have taken place in the Wesl End and in the suburbs at night, while scores of houses and apartments have been robbed in the most clever man ner.
 Jewelry robberies have perhaps been the most frequent crimes since the epidemic set in. A number of high class shops have been entered in day light by theives who on pretense or buying diamonds, have stolen jewels to the value of many thousands Of dollars.
 Many causes are assigned for the number and character of the crimes, the majority of them placing the re- sponsibiity at the doors of discharg- ed soldiers. Police officers from some of the most important American cities are in London seeking international criminals who may have been dis charged from some of the armies. French and Italian officers also are said to be here, each looking for an opportunity to assist in the general roundup.
 Meantime the crimes continue.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24
ORGANIZE AERO COMPANY

Plans are said to be under way by Cordova people for organization of . company to be known as the Alaska Aerial Transportation Company. Ac- cording to the plans as now outlined several airplanes capable of carrying two passengers and several hundred pounds of baggage will be purchased and regular trips made to Fairbanks and way points.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24
GIVE CATTLE TO BELGIUM

LONDON, April A Six hundre ! shorthom cattle of the very best brcc.; have been presented by the Royal Az ucultural Society of Great Britain ,o Belgium to toe delivered in the vic inity of BrugcS. The remainder will follow in a few weeks.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24

Elaine -Eogene and pearl oil at J. l.. Graef's. Il.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24

Evenrude motors and repair parts | J. L. Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-24

Gasoline and distilate at J. l.. Graef's
 If.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28
Die MISUNDERSTANDING.

9ie 6allptcr6rtcr1ung inter Den
2cgislotoren biloetc on Iienstog unG
Otlttuoh Die @ntid)cloung ncs Hidl
ters 6. Ran Stcpen, Wooiion, morin
es ons 1obr9elo iiir Die StraBenbabn
III Groiie oltf 5 Gents feitiebt.
Gle Grtitciounq Iteht I'M @egcniot
SIT Der Nnoromlng ser @iienbahn-
Gommiiiton pom II. Scpteulbcr 1913,
lpcIfc Elm Northumberland bon 6
Gcnt3 crloitbt bot. Sn Der &cariin.
Dung sur GntifeiounQ miro ong1.
filhrt, ooB cine Nn5atI BON Commit
iioncn onocrer Staaten, Defenders
NcpDorf uno 9tcm Observation-Disclosures
roten iiir I~ohrprciie ST. geitatten, NM
omar uitcr ,3ltQrunoleQunQ ocriClbsr
5hotiaheu mic int 6nllc pom 20
Groiie.
Wtun briuqt 0jcic Gntihci0unQ NIT
ser TroQc Der 9citdtIglna oou Carl
;. &ofion ais MitgIico Ser Glen.
Oohn Gommiiliou in &crbiuoung.
(%uflon lcitctc IN 90 GroIle 0n5 Ser
bor, nonod) Sic Gommiiiion i'd iiir
cine Grbohlu1q oc9 tSohrQcIoca cnt
idllc0.0 Noh por 3liunmentritt ser
2cQialotur beitono Oppoiitiou qcqcr
&afion. Nurmcr mo NrbCiterorgn.
nliotioucn BADEN RcioIutioucn de0cn
i'm altdcnommcn. Iie Gntidci0und
'tber icine Neitotigunq lit i'm Scno:
oui Nntrnu oc5 Scnators =. 6.
ShuIB, V}ilmollfcc, bis sum TO- Npril
pcridlobcn mor0cn, i'm crit Sic Ont
'hclhung oc3 Wouucruclu@ ijbcr sic
%orloqc 6. 6. Mouiou objumortcn,
mclde Ser 2cai@Iotur sic Gonmnht
ncben nil, crnunnte Stout3hconltc
pom ihrcm Nntte %ob}truicn. Ger
iogenouutc nHccol"), Wnn ermur-
tct. onb sic &orIoQc IN 0ieIcr Wohc
IN Sen @oupcrncIr 1clonat,
@roBc@ &ntcreiic bat sic Gntihri
huna oes NGhtcr 5tcp,n in arocrcn
StGotcn 0ca Stoota2 crrCQt. Oloo;
ION mill lid GnOc oicier Nod1c on
Sic Giicnbafm Gommii1jon nit Dem
menocn. sen .9toth" Fo6rprci5
non 6 Gcnt@ oui5ubcbcn 5to0tou
>noIt Thclon. Shcbouaan. Qob icjncr
ouhin Nuaoruf Dob sic crh0hte
Hotc. oic iitr 0ieic 5toot ~lcnrhuljlt
morotn lit. rthtlid nldlt ouired't tr
holtcn mcr0cu fam. MCitcrc Ncue
Gln!qon Qcuct crhohtc n9{othitnuo@"
Hoten tommcn ierncr pnu Haciut.
Cihfoih. Srtcn Nop ul0 6ou0 SIT
Gar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28
Observation-Disclosures

Gotpnro &. Siemeu@, mcldcr in
Dem 9uuoesoiItrift3geridt 5l Gau
Claire rpcgen NcrqehenS gcgcn oaS
Spionnge 3 8eicB ucrhort Dur0e, in
folge 4euBerlngen, ooB oic Sc
id)id)tcn iiber sic @reueltboten Der
9eutihen in @clqien nif)t mabr
ieiclL ooB Die &crcinIgten StaQtcn fei-
ne &eranIoi'ung gum ariege botten,
mo lid ielbit III Dem aricg gctriebclr
bitten, 1no irfolqe zines &ergleifa
0cs Waridles General SbermanS
nad) ser See mo Der NcrmiiItunq i'm
Siioen nit Dem oelttIhen 6ortihritt
III 0elgIen mo i'm norOIidlen 6ranf-
reid eiltcm &crh0r untcr5oqen mltr6c,
Duroe nah eincr nteritiInOigen Weru.
tbung 3lensto1 Nbcno bon ser Sllrr
freigciprohcn. clemens mar Sod in
Der Dupont Hulperfobrif in @orfs.
sule, '@iS., aIa or ON %. Slli oieic
TeuBerln9en Qetrad)t haben iou. gr
III IN ser 9tdbe pon &0ln in 0eutidl-
lano %geborcn, uno fam I'M ISohr 1882
nab 6en Ser. Staatcn, oiellte i'm ipo-
Mid amcrifauiidlen &ricge uno er-
marb Oas Niir1crredt.
ernie Smouion oua @onfiel0,
Wis, muroc btute friih gleifioQs ci-
mem gcrld)tIiden Gerhor 1pcgen Ser.
achens 9egen 0o5 Spionnge : @eieb
unter5o9cn, Snonlon miro bciful-
olat @euBcrumQeu gctnadlt SIT habell
enB CT Die @rcueltbaten ser 1eutid,en
hItt CLAUDE, ooB cr Sic 2(mcrifoner
mir ebenlo 9rallam nIa Die Gcutid)cn
holtc ltno oo6 geutihlon0 oos am
beltcn befdbt8t2 &olf lei, sic g8clt GIT
bctCrrid)cu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28

pclt Der ,Sau NJ.
IN Ser Stootwabl beDcrben lid
smei Gan6ioaten nm oos 8iirgermei.
Iternmt, ser q~egealp0rtige Snhaber
0csielben Nr. u. u. @rntleD. uno
Nr. Ctto@oBbor0. 9eiOe Gan
oi0oten Gobcn on nn0ercr STEELE oiclcs
Nlottes Elm oircf:rs M0rtleln nit ocn
Stimnlgcbern 5u reoen, nno oo9lelbc
Ioate nit 9eoadjt ertpogen iperoert.
Sr. 9entlrp pcrrpaItet Den &oIten
MN I'M 5lueitcn Iermin. Was er oo-
rim acleiitet bat lit ben meilten
'Stimmaebern 10 3iemlid gclouiig. Gr
hat es aud in ieinem 8odenbIatte
.Reuiep" it i~tol5er Reibenfolge alil'
aefiihrt mo pieQeitt ein 8is6en
mebr oo3u, io5uiogen OILS gut DtaB.
Sin sob gcbiibrt @rn. 9cntlcp obne
0eitercs, nGmlih oaB or fem 6nno'
tifer iii. uno nit Dem ,flelncn" Wanl
5u filbIcn u,0 3u ipmpotblllren lpetB,
ifon neil or icIber nIft 81 Den ~8ros
zen" acb0rt. Ias bcrettlgt tbn aher
nidt. III ieincr @ohlagitatIon ale Die
n8rnBen" ilbcr einen Gnmm 81 lher'
rem llno lie ala A0nteif)mieoc oeS Sc
mcinpcicn5 binjuiteucn, oenn Scr
Yatriotianlts zines 8iirgcrs bemeiBt
lid nit,t nodl ieincm @elobeutel, ur0
cin @iirgermeiitcr tit Der oberite &c.
ante ser qcinmmtcn8 nm
nidt mlr elmer geuiiien yalaiie" Der.
Iclbcn. Iariiber ooB Ser inherit,
Girfel u%licrer .Gbomber OF Gom.
mercc" ihn i%pinncieino iein Iou, regt
lid Nr. Nentlep na5uiebr aui. ltnlerc
0unoeI5fanmter bat III nelterer 3eli
i'm ,Gruihcn" pom nYruiliani9m" be-
fanntIit) ioit ibr gun3cs NlIp"r ~
itoiicn, t.uo filr @ugatellcn mic "a
GroIier 2otnlaiiniren uno ieincr
manor hattie tie faltm nod picl NnI
tiatipc iibriq, ipie cs iteincn modlte
9aB @r. 9entlcp it'd 10 pebemen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28
@ablen arl fommrnotn 9iensta9,

UNI oas Jog. 4r6eiter 8otum beDirbt
1T entihieoen fleinlifle Yolitif, oenn
9lr5eiter limo mir iflieBlid) ale. Nm
Observation-Disclosures 8u nppelliren uno
yieio uno RiBgunit 5u idiiren, Dar
pom ieber oos Wetier pom Gemagogeit-
@era0e non iolfen baben mirfll6c
Arbeitcr nidts Suites 5u ermarten,
mobl ober onB tie bon linen ausge-
ioqen uno ousgebelltet Deroen. !@r.
9entIep ioatc lid bon ioIfen Brat
tifen fernboltcn.
Sein @egenfanoi0at, &r. Ctto
8oBbaro, bot 0ieies 4mt uift &C.
illdt, uno briugt iogar Elm 0pfer in
Dem err iih 81 Der Ganoi0atur brtn-
9cn lieb. @r. @oBbar0 lit Elm erIolg-
reifcr 8chGitsmanu, uno Dies iolte
Ser Wopor elmer 10 fortif)rittlld)en
Staot pie ga Groiie Dor @Ilem iein.
Sciue gonSe Garriere lit alien ga
Groiiern intim befaunt. Sn Der 80
lltif bat &r. @oBbarO groBeS Ue,
ibid bcruicien, mo CT bat BARN er-
fubruugen gcinmmeIt oie ibnt alaSur'
germeiIter iebr 5uItotten fontnlen
miir0en, umiomcbr ais err aud elm
outer Nconer lit. @r. 8oBbaro Iteht
ga Groiic ols ieine S%eimatbItaot al,
uno lit begeiitert iilr ibren Sort
Ihritt. aein Mienit FAM ooron 5pei'
feGn 0uB or uoaolf fir oas Irnt be-
fGhiat, lit, u16 oemrielbeu lem bcite@
0iiien urO &onnen mibmcn milroe.
liner lhoneS ga 9roIic bat i'll oleler
aroBcn Belt aar5 iid)er cine pcrbci-
Burgspoac3ufuuft Dor lid), uno metn
0ie 9iirgerihoft i'm nit ocm Minute
bcehrcn lonte, 10 miro err c. obnc3rpct-
fel nit Gbren iitr i'm uto fitr ms
~uertpolteu.
Bic Gan0iontcn filr oie iibriger
S~tootdmter iino Sen 8iirgcrn ullt
poblbefannt, un0 tic luerocn Ihol
Die riftige MusluahI inter ibnen 81
treiien miiicn. 3nsielbe lit III 9e5ul
nltf sic Stoot- rno Gorntpratbs
Ganoiooten 81 hoifen, mo mIe lehr
oos @ohl Ser Staot oaoon obbGn9.
bralden mir mohl nift ST. betoncil
/ Gum 9eiipiel in ser II. @aro Ioatt
6r. 6. 4. Storan0t picocr &c
mGhlt ncroer, oenn er 9eh0rt SIT Der
liberal Q%ciinuten Witglicoern, NM
Damon fam cine Staot pie ga Groii,
uno nit 10 iibermiegcn0 libero'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28
Som Sobe %abberuien.

Seder. 1Sn ibrem Seim, 422 Roro
10. StraBe, itarb am Wittpoh Wior-
len iSrau Catherine 8eder, @ittpe
tes uerItorbenen 8alentine 9efer.
9tur cine Eodter, Sri. Narie 8eder
ii6erlebt lie. Gas 9egrdbuiB finoet
6reitng Nadmittng itatt.
WoR. Ser Snfluen5a erlag an
Samstag Sri. Serene 6. WoB, bic 10
aIte 8od)ter non 6rn. uno 5rau
3. $. YtoB, 72z WeiQ StroBe. Sic
9eid)e ser Geritorbenen muroe an
Wittpoh Norgen gum 9egrdbniB
nod Ontario, Mls., geiauot.
Waber. Gui Dem fatboliihen 5rieo-
hofe fan6 geitern Die 9eItattung Der
fleincn 3ohter Marn Angela bon
@rn. uuo 5rou Soiepb Mabers 1902
Siio 10. StraBe, itatt. 9as 9obn
itarb Wontag Wtorgen in einem bic
iigen Spital nab elmer Sraufbeit port
5mei Gogen.
Sn @elmcu mnroe Sicnstog Wor-
gen Or IS. 8. i lilger, Der elm
5ige ar3t ser SrtidJaft, foot i'm
Bette gefun6en. gr mar on einem
@er5leioen geitorben. 3er Geritorbenc
muroc Ga Sabre oft; er prafti5irte
III SSolmen felt II Sabren uno oiente
wobreub oes arieges oils 4rst on
Grain 9oaro" ocs Gountps. 9it
Wittme ulo bier ainoer betraucr1
ocr Seritorbcner.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28
Sfinmf fir
]. |. Dithmar
ala -
Sberridbter.

Mn Sic @ohltrihoit pom @i@coniin:
&dl hin Ser uuobbdn9i1c &olf%
Gouotoot fur Netiiecr oca GberNt
rld't2 2lele@ amt qcbort Dem %oIft.
NM mlr 0a@ Nplf bat o1a conititutio
nellie Hcd't ouaieIbc Strait icintr StiE,.
nt1 am Stmmtoae nat I. Tprll !;
ptrlc'ocn. I'D hin 5uaunitsu Iort
'd'ritiIIdltr NcrjhtlidCr Rcformcn.
mic ans 0jcller Elot:iorm crlidltlld'
1}eult N'gNlNatur lit it>oiiirt pon
@oIttr : Gorr,lon. r$,nhu Strouat.
herman Z Gttrn. &tnrn aruntr,u.
F'd'ttr Z : Roia. Aii>mbIunan i.
q ballard. @m J gpnnt 9ufrco
! Nolcr@. Scuator Acrn,au 6.
ShHIB. ScHl;,y Sermon @jllricn.
gRooi'ou Nadtuit4 LUTON. ouStrtu
HrbClter CrlaHnatipnrn rulo taii
onNtrtr @iiyacr
\. I Gttbmlr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-03-28
Nus ben 8eridtrn.

Nnnos Crton mnr0e Wtontag Nadl.
mittua inter Der Anflugc Trco @um-
tins I'M GcaqIc Sotel Inn $3.50 bcitoh-
len 3l habcn Dor Rifter 9rin0lcp
dciilhrt. Gr b%efannte iih niftidlulotg
un0 pcr5tdltetc aif ei1 &orperhGr, mo
rauf er inter $500 8ilrgihoft oent
Grciaqcrid)t iiberWicicn mur0e. Sciu
5SaQ miro I'M Wiai = Gcrmiu sur Der.
bonOIurq fomltcn. Orion, Gin cnt
luiicrcr Sulont, tonlltc Sic 0iirqifnit
nid)t lciitcn; cr miro Die &erbanolun0
tpohl int Gountp @efGngniB obmar
ten miiiicn.
@cor9 6oljhammcr, 90. Soifmam,
Ghorlcn Cchrlc uno Non Wiler .pur
oen gcitcrn um ic 500 unb 3aGlunB
Scr Soften ucrurtheilt filr iSiidlen NIT
cillem ltct in NIuf Rlpcr, oo@ ourtl
elm @cicB ucrbotcn lit. Die &crur.
theiItcn ipcrocn Nerufung geqcn Die
les ltrthcjl cinlcgcn. Iieicr SOL re
iltItirtc aus cincm groBen 6ildl5tge
om Is. Ge3cmbcr /. s., bel 0cut 0ic
Slider unaefdbr 10000 Nfun0 Siift
Iingen. Gieicr groBe 6iihfong be
lmruhigtc olc &icbbnbcr Ser NnNcl
fiid)erci, Die bcfllrt)tcteu, onb bci,5ort
ieBlrlg Der Acbijid)crel ibncn ooa
&crqnil9cn gang aeuonmcn mijroe.
Sic licBcu oic Sahc naber utter
l1td)cll mo noh IcititcIlung Ser Ser.
i0nlidfcitcn oicicIben pcrholtcu. Ole
@eriftaitubc mar geitcru bel Ger Der
hnn0Iung oe2 6olca 8c0r0uQt po1.
W}chrcrc &nqOoufieber moreu ottpr-
itn0 mo icIbit 5. &, Wleiierihmiot,
Der NIIfsgcneroIonpalt. mor cridlie
men uno ucrtrut }lionmen nit ii
i%trlftaoHmnlt z. !. Ncjo 0cn Stuot.
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TF &erbeiiertc iein 6cb6r. Set
5rpei Snhren nohute unier liCbcr
8roBDutcr bel ms, it)reibt @err Z.
3. 0iirfien pon W"olntuin &icrr.
Stld. .Suiolge uou aatorrb NOR er
10 tnub geporoen, ooB mir in ic,nc
Sbren idreten miBten, I'M ms per
itdnolId) 81 MADDEN. gr bate ale
Irten BON Me0i5inen pergeblidl &C
braudlt, Inn itf Don ieinem 2eioen
81 befreien. Seit etlidlcn @ofen hat
or iebt 3Sorni's NIpcufrduter 9enom-
men uno iciu @cbor bat it'd merf-
iuurolgerpeiie gebeiicrt, 0aB mir faltlu
uniere Stintme 81 p~crItdrfcn 6roudlen
Tim nit Inn ipredlen ST. fonnen." Die.
ie merfluiir0ige @eiIfrnft pom 1%Sorui's
Nlpcnfrduter lit Dem llmItan0e 3lt3lt.
IdDreiben, 0aB e5 oie @uracI oes lie
bcls beieitigt, Ole l|lnrciuhcitcn int
Ellte mo in Smtcn, e idlei0ct Bic
icIben ihneu ans, ohnc Sdla0tu an;il-
rldltcr, un0 beIcbt SEN R0rpcr nit
neiter Rrnft. g. lit nid,t in Apothe,
fen 5t baber, ionoern miro 0ireft o.
i'cfert bon Sen @eritcuerrt. Or. 0etcr
Tohrnen & Cons 50, 250t 8oIh.
ington 9lu0., Chicago. 81.
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s@ "a Grpiic Son. %crcir.

Marum }ltr 1}Ietbc mobncn, pcnr
tlcu1c monotIlde 3ohlunqcn e5 CT.
mo0lifen Elm cilcncs @cim 5t crrper.
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erollc BON &ercin lit 6crcit rS6ncit
sur GrlncrbunQ zines ~eigencn NcimS
bcbllIiIih 5u icla.
@m. %ijntnQ, 5cfr.
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ndfiten Gienstag
lit aIio cr8abltag,
mo man iugt ia
Mabl iei imlner
mebu ODER Ininoer
cine Gual Con.
rpeun ite 3u oft
p~orfommt, mas ia
jest ourd bic @ri
n%lQrnobl, al Ser
aud JOINT piel aus
5uiesen lit, Deroop
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3irdlides.
R.furmirte ct. Subnnues . @emeinbe.
Ode 4. unh 9iarfet Strase,
Iaftpr, =. Stpdmeicr.
yEonntnasidlule I'M 9 llhr.

Sonntosslfule Inn 8 llbr.
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Teligionsidule fir 4inoer BON s
bis IA Sabren, Somstog Inn 8 llbr.
9eiufer INNER niufommen.
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Struernbabn . Wcicllidmft bortuo.

dig. &cnmtc Ser hicljQtn StruGcu.
bohu Wticllid1oit madlttu am Gten2.
rag 81, AufituolGuGg 0uB lie Sic Gut
idCJouna oc3 Hrtl@ltritt2 IN Sout
Gountu bctrciicuo Nc0Btrual ocs
Sohrprtiic4 nii ) Geuta i'm Cbtr0c
rid)t ouiCdlten miro. 81 Sic , Gtut@
Nate Dorl0u'tl mleNtr IN Nrdit lti5tt
o0cr ob 00nnt aGpdrtct mtr0tH wtro
his 0aH CbCNlcrJht libcr Sen 9Qpcu
entihleocu hat, oo@ Embellishments crit
nab Wonuteu lcidlthtu ulol, tit nod
uiht BON ser @citnid1oit cutihitocn
EieItldt btNorl - erin zines rltttcIt.
teu @cfehl@. ltn Sic @cicultu'i SUI
9tadlglcbllttit 81 5rulultu.
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Marvin Rosenberg.

Experimentation Si> niht, mlhlcr
Sic Ben onttirenocn ri 5tcr micOcr.
~GapitoI Iinfca" Dor Y}1oiion, Wia.,
ingt; Daann 0oa &olj i'd, gciattcn
nit Dem Cber9eridt }t 'rpcrimcnti-
rcn?" @oup. EhiI'rp GunO 0er.
ct. Scnat &ames Ebompion; Ga
8ouctte 6iihrer Ghtiitjnn 10rflcr:
oem, Gun0. fiir @cHpcrncur s.. Z.
WfoebIenpah; Gen. Gon Z. @itlcrr
mo 5. Y. Iittcnfo~a. rlpubl. Gunoi-
cot 'ilr @oupcrn4u a"nl. NM rrp
Gtaat9 &%oriiteuoc. Tito "a &uOo,
mo @eo. @eit; cbeniau2 ,liihrrr it
.GQuitn" INTO Nr3eitNijihrcr ioo~a.
,.Saltrt oas Cbergerid1t
aus Der Qnlitif berams."
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8eifGfts Yuflseu.

e@P &er 9eIoer gu mdbieen SinIer
leiheu u1odlte. elnen perIdbIiden Hatb.
Qeher fir SEEDS unb Rortsaees brandt
cber 8eIb auf cute Siterheit ausIeiber
min, tpenoe iih an W. s. 5idifh
203 9. 4. StraBe.