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&arb6. Nor1peqen, 10. Sebr


Iaro6, Horpegen, 10. 5ebr
s3mcimonatliheS Snt0run1 Der
Gage i'm noroliheu Hl1Blano, no lll.-
ter britiiher iSiihrlng Iruppcn Der
aniirten, oarunter auh iolde o2r
Ser. Stnaten, iteben, baben Der ame=
rifaniIden 8eridterItattcr 6ra8ler
Sunt 5u folgenoen1 Reillltat gebrndt:
I. Die 2lliirten @rpeoition IN
Nor0ruBIauo lit ein beoalierli6er
sSeblihlng; iie bat Dem norolledn
RuBlano lpcocr Gertralen uno 2opa-
IitGt, nod mirflihe Silfe gebradt !;
pielmebr lit fie elm Sercnfeiiel BON
Giieriiihteleien, &oB, WtiBgrlIfen
lmo cnttGnidten Sllltiioncu; Die 9ll-
liirten miBtrauen iih gegenIeittg,
uno oic 9tuiien miBtrauen ibuen uIlen
nliteinnnoer.
,. Die omerifanilhcn Gruppen
bort Itehen unter eineln obiolllten
in1pcrialiItiIden Commando lm0 mer.
oen in elmer Neiic bcbatoelt, Die &c.
gen ieoc lleberlieferlng OeS ulnerifo.
niId)en 6cerc8 ino oe5 2anoeS pers
it6Bt. Sic oicnen 0enl &0nig un0 ba-
ben Ole ibnen Don ben 8riten gcgebe-
ncn 9luftra9e au$5ltfiibren. Die Selue
uno ibre amerifoniihcn SS0eolc bon
Rcdt uno 8iuiQfcit iino upllItonoig
ltntergegangen inter Der inamerlta'
niihcn sSitbrltng.
3. Der Expedition feblt jeOe gel
Itige SSilbrung; es bonoelt lid bier
nidlt nur l1m Elm gelp0bnliheS militG'
RIDES l1nternebmen, ionocrn elm
ioI6e$, ooS mitfiiblenoeS 8erftanontB
erfor0ert. Die uripriinqlifen 2ci-
Ter bieIten lid fir groBe Solooten ltnb
0iplomatcn, Ddren abcr, Dic id) ber-
ollSgc'teIlt bat, feincs bon betoen.
A. Der Expedition feblt ibre gel.
itiqc 8eoeutlng. Die BON benS6lodt-
icIoern 5Sranfreids hicrbergcianoten
frieoSnliioen 3ruppeu bntten fein
&erltGnonib fir Ole groBe Rcpollttion,
feline 5heilnabme fir Die llnrltbe rno
Ole 8ieoer9eburt, Die 9tuBlano ourh-
3ulnahen Eat. Gen meiitcn Der ait
irten Solooten NOR ibre 9ufgobe
perhoBt, boIlenos felt 9t6ihlub oeS
Observation-Disclosures; iie berahten bie
Hliicn uno hobcn fein HyntcrcIIe fir
Die 3ltfltnft bes 2anocs. 60 lit 6ie
@rpe6ition id,GieBlid 5u einer reinen
frieqcriIfen ltnternebmltnq CUR @in-
treibune ruiiiifer Sduloen fir euro.
pa oetporoen.
5. 9lud Bel oen irtteligentcn g3ui.
len fcblt ieoe 8egeiIterlnQ filr 3lt-
ianlmcnarbeit nit Sen 9l1iirten linb
fiir ocn &antpf gegen Die 8olidefpifi,
ltcberoll 5eigt iih 8ltnchmenoeS Wfib'
oergniigen an ser @rpeoition lln6 mo-
mcutlih geaen oie 8riten,
6. Der idlone @loube, oen Sic R,tI
fen on glmerifo batten, id)pinoet mn
ter ocm Soraehen unlerer Srupper
infer fremoer 6iibrlln9. Die omeri.
fnri'd)cn Truppcn bnben cincn omeris
foniihcn Sberit als Gommanoeiir, no
lie einen @eneroImaior hdtten bnber
ioIlcn. SSSnnerhofb rnferer eiqenen
Grl1ppen fehIt es al Scr ridltiqcn
sSiihrlng, inoem mir gcItattcten, oab
sic 9tmcrifdner thciIpeiic untcr sic
Gontrone pon glu3lGnoern gcitellt
'muroen
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&laS @nibiuatun Taat.
g4aibilqton, 10. 1cbr.

SNUIVWIWIUW, To. 1YCUT.
Stnatsictrctar 9SoIf ingtc, linn ici
ne MeinuHg iiber oic @rfI0rling oes
Erobi0cnce esournnI" befragt, ott
&rotlnmation ici ouf oen Rntb oes
H$uiti8anttcs hin erfolat @cncraIan
molt @regorp penpcigertc icbc Wci.
mnq5duBcrima nber onocre SSuiti5
beumte Der 8egieruHa Iino Der Ttei
nung, oob 0ie PROCLAMATION Gin.
refine 5orniohc ici mo Dos sImcn
hement NIT Der Rntifi5irunq Scr &c
Staotcu in Rraft frat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

ihofts Y}iniiter, Naucr gum Arbcit5
Ufnlter mo Hnn0sberq gum llltiti3.
minliter mo Wiiniitcr iiir GqnoeeDer
thcioigng crnaunt poroen. Gin an.
oercs 8orteieuille geht al Ir g0uart
GaOi0, Der Die Yraiioentidlait Der 10
tionoI &eriammllnq in 0clu1or ME.
oerIcat an iciuc 5tellc bier trttt Con
ItnntIu Ichrcnbuh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
SbronreOe SOuig Georges.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. on
February "A, 1919. az required by
Act Of October 8. 1917.
@on0on. Il ,5cbr
Nonig @eor9c cr0ilnCtc h1ltc trr}
nod Uiittag oas Balonert mo
0riifte in icincr Ibron Hc6e 5m
g2unid, ai5. oab Dos Ginpcrnehnen
7.piihen @roBbritannien un6 6cn
-}cr. Stanten nod 5unchnicu moat
uno oie 5rpei Gambler I'm 3ufunft }u.
iamnen bauoeln" m0gcn Der Sl0nig
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

ham, Sale, 2ooge, Ntc2ean, Moies,
Eeuroie, @aosmortb uno g9eef5 -
5uiammeu ii. 8eiamntt5nbl %.
Sofort nof oer 9tbItinmung er-
fldrteu SSiibrer Der iSrauenorgnniio.
tioneu, ouB ser aanpf in Den mad.
item GongreB getrngen peroeu milroe,
III Dem Ole &epublifoner Saus uno
Senat controairen bon oenen man
Ole 9lnnubne erbofit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

True translation Hieu Win lH'
NOS, master at La Crosse. Wis. on
Fehruarv IA. 1919. as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Berlin, l3, 15cbr
Rie cine Nittbeiluna ans 98leH
neloet. lit in aon3 Rumdnien en-
naocmcinc Grbcbunq nl5qcbrohen
Sonia {croinnno iOt bel Dem Scr
iuh, nit iciner 6anlitic nl9 @utn
ret 3u iIIhtcn, Icjht perlpnnott
,porocn iciu Arbeitcr ocrIe9ten ocg
f6nialidcn TomiIie Den @ca. nls III
mad, S,Soiip fubren pollte. mo 5ipnH
acn fie sur llmfehr. Scr Aoni1 'ml
rerfpint0rt fuorocn iein ais Die Hr.
better olif 6as Sd)lob feitcrtcn. l5n
Den StroBen pon 8ufnreIt ioIlcn hie
Dlcuterer often Die @eieitiguna Der
Dnna1tie un6 @iurihtung elmer We
publif bcrInugcn
7os 0uoopcItcr 9latt EiInq DlII
miiien, 0nB oic Grhcbltng in Rum0
nien Don 9olihetUifi ougcitiftet lei
Hyn @ofort5 Iolcn bel einem 3uInm
menitob 3luiihen Wilitdr >tn6 Wfelitc
rern iefl3iq Berioner get0otct, Fun.
oertfilni3ig perrpun0et lporoen ictn.
J2ebcnbci niro beridltct. oar Die
Tis8iplin Der rumGniihen Arrucc
al neriaqen bcQine, 6ie pirthifoFt
lide un0 2cbcnsnittel Gage iif raid
rerihlehtere un0 0ie sSinon5en ocs
oanoes ooIITtdn6ig 3erriittct ieien.
Die SteIIun9 6e8 Cabinets @ro-
tiano miro nI3 uubnItbar beSei4pet.
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or a q by
OF
ebert Ser erite praii>ent >ss
Oe,ati<ksn 8st<hes.
Grober Snbel berri6tc lit yScinar na9 Der Sabl,
Die 0nrd Trenbengelantc Der 0lodcm
bcut SOlf perfinOet wnrOe.

0eutide 9ieid WIitoIieo 0crfotioncu-
Siga geluorocn lit, oue 2lbmadlungcn
NIT Petitioner, Die ebenlnlla Der 2i9c
anJeborer Der MISUNDERSTANDING
un0 Der Griten &omuer mitQethcilt
mer0rn nriiiicn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

Gtue itarteTe 8ctonlna DC
jailicnlpbens uu0 nit lhu eIht
.drftre 4}tlege 0es @emiit5. oic On.
Hit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bllege ocs
zd0nbcitsiiuue5 ourdl ieoe Art De-
Nunit. 5umat Der ballslIden Yluli
uuO DER Notwithstanding m JcIl
nu0 g2ol0, alles oas iiHo Milnldc
Die jrgt ihon pon pielen IauieHoel
IN Der 8elt ner:retcn uno audi ifoJ
uur Eat nerotn. lYilom. 8urlItt.
Gie uus ole 3eit Dcrtilr3cn
arrldnacrn ans ols HcbcR.
Sen Reiieu nur acr'ljeH aaht
" hr- - itnit JertJeit, Ucrilad)i
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

iibcrtontcn 3eitpeiIi9 Die 0ortc oeS
Rc0ners. Nls Or. IaDi0 nit Dem
3inpeis olif Die bobc gerontportIid'
felt 0cs 2lmtes, Dem hod6tehcnocn
Gbarattcr uno Die lmndn6gI5are
2onalltdt 8r1iioent G5erts idloB, er.
hob iid) Ianqe an0autruoer geiioQ
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
Annabme Der &crfaiinug

Iie glntional GcriammIuna nobm
Wontogobeno eiuitimTtig eine Qropl
ioriifc Beriaiiltnq or IS ging cine
Tcbottc uon orei Snut0cn pormt5 m
rDelder Die unobbduq' 1en 1o5laI,lten
ianntIihen 3artcien 9egeniiber itan.
Den. Iie Tebatte orehtc itf nm cine
ciuligc afuuIei. oiejgrigc. meIde ilbcr
qeheimc 8ertrdQe iQrltt Iie I'M
abhdngigen Si3alii'cn uerlanften,
0aB 1eutid}ian0 Der ,I5rigen 8eIt nit
autem 0eiipiel poraH5eben ltu0 ioi0rt
ole @eheimucrtra1e Oeroiientlidlcn
ioae, crfIdrten Ht je0oh id)Iieblih
nit Der 75aiiuna Scr qIouicl einDcr.
iton6en, peIhe ia8t 0nB, iobaIo oas
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
Die uOrorniiiibe Expedition
Derieblt.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis, on
February IA, 1919, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14

| true translation nIed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. ON
, February IA. 1919, as required by
/ Act of October 6, 1917.
Goris, #. Tebr
Sapon bat erneilt icine 9lblft
onsaeipyodcn, Die @iurihaQ. un0
,aaroIincn ESnieIn. Gie c9 al 91ainn
oes Sric9es ocn 0eutid)en obgenom.
men bat. Sil beboIten. es bcitcbt
auBer0cm auf Der 3lrhfilbrun9 oeB
I'M bergnuganen Sehtt,uber nit
Gh'na nercinbortcn @5t)mmen$ BE-
irriia Der 0oIbinial d'cntun0
Cine iormue Grfl6rung iaponi-
fter &crtrctcr in oieiem Sinne lit rt
Baris Oer0fientlitt nor6cn.
Ytan gIaubt nidt, ooB Die Gon-
troperic 5mid)cu ISapon rh China
oher ,Sopnn9 9Iuipriihe ouf oie ,5n.
icln int StiIIen G5eon cine 8crs0ge
rllng in ser 0urhfithrltuQ oes BIan$
Der Rntioncu 2iga nit iih brinqcn
wcr0en ToQcgcu halt man c8 fir
mabridlcinIih ooB icuc Gunftc ipd-
Ter non Der 8iao in @rlpGgunq qrso-
gen mer0cn ,Sransoiiihe 3eitungcn
nerucnoen betrddltlihen Rollm ouf
Die iopaniit fineiiihe Gontroorric.
Sine 9rOIlnna an Gbiun.
2on0on, I f. SScbr.
HSopon hat Ole dlineiiihc Reqie-
ruua bcnahridltiqt 0aB China in
'0armonie nit ,Sopan olf Der ,Srie.
6cnsConierenS arbeiten miiIie m0 e5
nidlt unterrehmeu oiirfe Der Goufe,
rcu3 Ytittheilungen iiber acbeimeSer
trGQe 5piiden T}npon uuo China 3lt
mahcn. Gics ioat cine pom 3. sc.
bruor aus Hcfinq ontirtr Rcrtcr-
Gepeide Der, Correspondent ingr.
ieinc SSuiormation itanme aus hiuc-
iiihcr GucIle mo follte nit qelpiiirr
Noriidlt mfQcnouunen neroen
@cndB Der 0cpcidle fol- H9Snpan az.
oroht hnbcu, Dab c9 mirfiamen fiuon
3icllcn 7rud nti China usiiben
meroc. Io1s China nidt Die perInng.
ten 3uqcitanhniIie made.
glIiirte bciOrst.
@aIhinqton. II. Icbr.
rSopaus Snltinq China Qcger.
iiber auf Der 5rieocus Goniercns er.
Iiiut sic 8ertretcr Der iibri9en oiio.
ciirten N0htc NIT qrober @eiorQniB
gaie bon DipIomotcuieite uoh 8aTh-
| inqton bcrid1tct mirb. botSopan China
Qcro0csu nit 2rieq aeorobt. tpcnn es
| oic 8piihen 6en bcioen 20noeru obge-
! lhIoIicnen @ebeim 8ertrdge preis+
Qcbc, nnO ncnm es nidt Die Ibma
dntna cinhaIte. mad, Der SSnpan Die
0adiolge Deutihlan6s in Den Hed'
ten, Dem 8c,ittbum rno 0enGon5cffic-
ncn crbaItc, oie OcutIhlano nor TrtS'
Irud oes cnropaiid)en Grieqes inr
Often beiciicu babe.
China pcrIdBt 'ih oui Die SSrieoens'
GonIcrens, mo ieiuc 8ertrcter eincn
nusuc3eidnctcn @inoruf aemaht ho-
| ben inIlcn, uno iudi oic oilfe Der Scr,
| Stanten uno @roBbritannieus. Ger
omerifoniide @eianote Reimih IN
Gcfina bcrid,tct, oIs cr Den iaponi'
iden RiniIter Der Icubern NIT Yer
Iihcrunqcu Scr 6rcuubihaft Der omc-
rifaniIhen Rcqicrliug Sn bernhlgen
mdte, ici ibm often Die antmort 1c'
mor6ru. ser Wiuiiter ichc nitt Elm.
mic Die Gcr. Stooicu iuo @robbritdr
nicn ibrc 9huimcrfinpfcit OItaiicn ST.
mcnorn f6nncu, mo oodl oic cnropai
id1c Qoac 70 arobc 9lnimcrfiomfcit cr'
ioroerc
Wis nic hinrliihcn Tricocn& 9'c
poamdtntiotcn in Hnris cintraten
thcilten lic. tuic icbt betnnnt inlro,nllt,
ihrc 9(bihriftcn ser (8ehcim |crfroae
icicu linen nltf scr Rciie 6nrd ,Sapan
nus ibrrm @epGd qc'tohlcn lpor ocn.
Ioonb cs ihncu lrmoalid, lei. ote'e
Rcrtrdoc IN Scr 1ricoen5 Gon'cren5
bCfount 3u 9ebcn
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Selegrapbiide Noti;en.
Snnf 6cran6t.


NfinneapoliS, Otinn. - &icr be-
moffnctcn WGnner bcroubtcn fur5 Dor
10 llbr om Wontaa &ormittog oie
2ibcrtp State 9anf al 6ranflin
2lpenue in Wtinneopoli8, 0fi1m,, ltno
enffamcn nit 0aargclo mo Mertf)-
papieren Die crite Aohridt bon Ser
9onf qob Die 9elltc ser RQuber oui
So, 900 an.
Die ~San0iteu famcn i'm 9httomobi!
Dor ser @anf an, betroten oa$ 8e.
boll0c nit ge3oqencm 9fepolper 1tno
6ranatcn Sic Sdreiber lmb &llnoen
Id,neH IN oaS SiherbeitSgep6I
Inter ser @elte beion6en iih $40
900 bdrcS 8cl0 mo SreiheitSbonoS
i'm Werthc bon ungcfGhr $4,000.
Die @anf licdt in eincm @eihGfrsoi-
Itritt, rnacfGhr . Weilen bon Ser
llnteren Stu6t.
Sdliuere @eid,nloiaunG.
Marietta, @o. - 8cncrdlanlpalt
9oricn beaonn om WontdQ Die Inter
iud)ung ser gcqen ,Srou 9lnomi g.
Campbell, &oriteherin ciues Waiiens
hallics in Maricttd, crhobenc 9lnfloge
Elm WGodlcn 9egen $50 uno cine aiF
III Guuif qegebcn GIT hnben. 9ic Nln-
flogc critono crit nah Der &crhoftltnq
ser Ssrdlt, sic ouf cine ollqemcinC
9todforidIung Scr @ehonblin9 Der
ail,ocr in ser InItalt erfolgt mar
Sa3el 9fonfins NOR nerifmitnben
ais Iermonote BON ihr iic bciuher
fpolltan. Oie sSonliIie behnltptet, bol
oas Rino elmer fSrou in Cocoa al;
8eocnlciItl,n9 fir bos @elo mo Ok
9lth qeQcbcn tporoe:t iei
Snrdlanuas.Sdm Sdmellsiiee,
9aicl.-0ie fron3oiiIhe uno oelltid
oItcrrcidliihe Hegicrung baben ourcI
ibre &crtreter ein 9tbfontnlen getrof
| fen, ocn ShneIl5ltgperfehr 5lpiifcl
0ariS, @icn uno 9ufarcIt Dicoe
mt'5unehmen, mic Die gSiener 9teu
(SiGtc FICIIC lIltlLpCtli
8ren erblinoet.
2onoon. - Gos 9(ugcnleioeu, a
0cm &i3count 8rep, Ser friibere bri
tiIdlc StaatsicfretGr ocS 9IeuBern lei
rSobren gclitten bnt, lit Jest 5u bon
| 7t0t0iqcr @rblinoung aeporoen, mi
Iailn Wtoil in 2onoon mittbeilt Sc
| crbIinoctc Discount lit iebt oaror
| Nlinocribrift IcIcn 5u lernen.
gtudlmali9er Nnfidlnb.
Chicago. - 9un6e$rid)ter 2onpi
in Chicago perihob Iienstag oie 9It
gabe ieiner gntideiormg iiber ocn Ir
trdg g. 9. 9ergers uno Ser bier nj
ibm bon Sen 8eid)porenen Ser ltebcl
tretung oe8 SpionagegeiebeS ifluloi
befunocnen So5iolilten auf @etpdI
ruud eine8 ncueu Gro5eiies big 5ul
| 20 ISebruar. @ic perIalitet, gcihd
| Scr 9lufihub oui Griuden Der &eI
| tbeihialtng
Sdlneeitnrm int @eiten.
Ghicago. - Gin heftiger Stue
tIturnt it0rte am Ionnerstog oo
| Chicago bis 5ur pa3iiiiden 81
ite ocn Grobt 3erfebr; all
Die 8ahnen hatten peitlid pon Cmt
ha ullo aattias Gitp inter &c
ipdtllnq iu Ieioen. Der Sturm bot
icinen ltriprung augeniheinIidl i
duBcritcn 9fororpeiteu uno crItred
Iih iiioIih bis 0fIahoma. Der Stur
hattc icju Centrum in ben beioen .
fotas. Colorado. 9fcbrosta uuo aa
las; nodl ocn bis Jest norliegenbf
Hcridltcn lit Die Ieuperdtur nirgenI
! picl inter 9cirierpunft gcfauen. Gt
co1os @ettcrbgnnte ermnrien 0c
| Der Sturm ieine Strait erid10pft hnbl
nerhe, 1pcnn ser nie6rige Rnrometc
Itono 0as Ohio 5hnl crrcihe. u
! fflimntitcu ifleint Der Srurm III g
brasfu gcho';7t 3u haben, no er in nc
. idieocnan Std5ten 0a5 8eihditsleb
= sum Stilltano broftc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
9tummer Is.
SapaHs befOHbere yrieOeus:
iSOrberuRgen.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at La Crosse, Wis. ON
February IA. 1919. as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
grbebnna in Tnm0nien.
9Sori$. II. iSebr

True translation filed with the
nos, master at La Crosse. Wis, on
February "a. 1919, as required oN
Act of October 6, 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
8rep erblinOet.

2onoon. - Gos 2(uge1Ieioeu, or
oem &i3count 8ren, Ser friibere bri
tiidlc Stootsicfretdr oc8 9IeuBern ieit
rSobren gclitten hot, lit ieBt 5lt bon
Itdnoiqcr Grblin0lug aeporoen, piC
IaiIn Mnil in 2on6on mittbellt 9cl
crbIinoctc GiScortnt 1T iebt oaran
NIinNcnidlrift Icicn 3n lernen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
Snrdlgnuas-S dlnellsnec.

@aicl.-0ic fron3oiiihe nn0 0elltidl-
oItcrrcihiide Regierlng baben ourd)
i1re &crtreter ein 9tbfontnen getrof-
ZEN, ocn Shneuutgperfehr 3miIdlen
4ariS, @icn uno 9ufarcIt ipieoer
anfSunchmen, mic Die @iener 9fena
1Srrir l&rriIr mitthrilt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-02-14
The Pioneer Newspaper Of La Crosse devoted to American Aims and Ideals

ruary. IA, 1919. as required by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Albuquerque Men
Go to look Over
Uvalde Oil Field

Richard ~ Hanna and v r. chase
" Albuquerque, Francis e. Wilson
of Santa Pc. aud Morris Nurdhaua of
pemlnr viii leave Albuquerque TO-
night Tor lYaldr. Texas 10 look over
the lVnldr county Oh field and the
leases 10 the lYalde on company, In
. hich they are Interested They eN-
pcct To- cluse H contract for drilling
Z vatde on rompanyH No I well
while on the ground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Twin Cusher Oil
Company Men Meet
Here for Conference

\ meeting II tho board % directors
Of the Twin rushef OH company
composed largely u Albuquerque and
VI raso mon. With offices ~ rs
South second street will be held here
tomorrow. at which plans for imme.
date drilling on the company'a soc.
acre lease In southern Comanche
ruunil TcNas Will be completed.
3 o. Fisk. ~ ~ paso. president
o. the company. nud the original
purchaser 90 the Cumanchr county
lease. Will be- here tomorrow Others
attending the conference Nll Include
Or D. Odn Hamilton % r~uisrosa. a.
a. Fisk, o. n Perry A. \ nrasisr
ana ~. T. KelFwln of Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Roderick Slower is
Laid to Rest Today

Funeral services fof Undcrick sto-
trr were held a. the nufte ~ bic par
sntH Hf pos West cntral avenue 90 3
O'Clock this afternoon The officers
81 lueal Elks lodge of which the
tntrHHrd WIS re- member were m
chHrrs uf the sertlgeH Burial Was Boo
fliTNIfw cemetery The ~pnithrnrefH
wnr, Irfto uagrari. = r Nanu .
o. uuulur HarrF benjamin George
BuhUri Thomas Hud a. o. BROOKS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

Ranchos de Atrisco. Mr. Moya n now
~ France iu tho army.
The trial Of the three defendants
started this morning and u Ia ox-
pccted that the jury viii return "a
verdict some time hts afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Extra! Extra! Forty
Gallons of Whiskey
Destroyed at Madrid

am thr u..i- member Of the =
Herald staff a. try writing this =
} story unc tainted the other :
/ two lcft Tor the scene =
our correspondent ln Madrid, =
\ NJ. sent In the following dis =
patch Tive men camp to Ma =
aria saturday In e closed au- =
tumohile Suspicion directed the =
, deputy sheriff 10 examine their =
ear and he found forty gallons =
~ whlakry. Deputy sheriff =
bnNis broke the bottles aud took =
tho men In custody =
Think % iti Forty gallons =
ice quarts a.On9 drinks We =
have abiding faith in our cor. =
respondent You aid o. where =
} b Madrid =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12
Furniture Case is in
Criminal Court Today

Pablo Muuig. Orlando Sanchez aud
NufH Ulr, .tr heInr tried in The
dis riot court today ON charges ~
iurttUt. o. boz a.. med that the thrt'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-03
Golfing Stars Here For
 Opening Of Meet Tomorrow
TOMORROW'S GARD

Any entrant whose name does no Lppear on the list will be paired b he committee at the tee and wi tart after 11:25 o'clock. The pair ngs and starting time follow:
 9:0O-C. G. Waldo. Brooklawn Country; John D. Chapman, Greenwich Country.
 9:05-A. E. Ranney, Green wich Country; J. Appleton Allen, Baltusrol Golf
 9:1O-Jonathan Grout, Brook lawn Country; F. Raymond Hol- land, Wee Burn Golf.
 9:15-C. H. Messmore, ArdsieyI H. B. stoddard. Brooklawn Country
 s:25-John T. L. Hubbard, Brooklawn Country; George A. Dixon, Jr., Nassau Country.
 9:3o-Grantland Rice, EngIe- wood Country; S. R. Holander, Siwanoy Country.
 9:35-Charles V. Benton, Hud- son River Country; George B. Carhart. Greenwich Country.
 9:40-D. E. Sawyer, Siwanoy Country; Oswald Kirkby, Engle- wood Country.
 9:45 - Hamilton K. Kerr. Greenwich Country; John N. Stearns. Jr.. Nassau Country.
 9:50-Max R. Marston, Bal tUsrol Golf; Robert Abbott, Brooklawn Country.
 9:55-George T. Brokaw, Pip ing Rock; J. c. Parrish, Jr., Ma tona1 Golf Links.
 10:GG-Charles H. Brown, St. Andrews Golf; Samuel J. Gra- ham, Greenwich Country.
 1o:05 - Gardiner W. White, Nassau Country; Henry J. Top ping, Greenwich Country.
 10:10-F. H. Hoyt, Engineers Country; John G. Anderson, Si- wanoy Country.
 10:15-William B. Rhett, Gar den City Golf; Francis c. New ton. Richmond County Country
 10:20-W. L. Richard, En- gineers' Country; w. P. Ladd. Rockaway Hunting.
 10:25-Harris B. Fem, Ridge wood Country; Arthur L. Walker, Jr., Richmond County Country.
 10:3o-Spottswood D. Bowers, Brooklawn Country; John M. Ward, Garden City Golf.
 10:35-Morton L. Fearey, Gar den City Golf; c. E.. Van Vleck, Jr., Greenwich Country.
 10:40-Wilriam M. Reekie, Up- per Montclair Country; w. Parker Seeley, Brook1awn c.oun- try.
 1O:45 - Courtland Van CHef, Richmond County Country; R. H. Gwaltney, Baltusro1 Golf.
 0:50-Pierre A. ProaI, Deal Golf; Frank Barton, Marine and Field.
 10:55-Allan F. Poinsette, New York Newspaper Golf; Artemus Holmes, Wee Burn Golf.
 11:00-Cornelius J. Sullivan, Garden City Golf; A. H. Pogson, Fox Hills Golf.
 11:o5 James Bertram, Wyka- gyl Country; Ellis A. Adams, Es- sex County Country.
 11:10-A. J. Mendes, Siwanoy Country; F. H. Coy, Rockaway Hunting.
 11:15 - Carl Timpson, Rocka- way Hunting; F. L. Bloodgood, Cherry Valley.
 11:20 - A. Edmondo Ruspoli, Brooklawn Country; Sterling H. Ivison, Cherry Valley.
 11:25 - Edmund W. Nash, Rockaway Hunting; John T. Adams, Cherry Valley.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-03
Players In FL. Continue
 To Abuse Able UEnDil'eS
Joe Birmingham Chased Out of Game That BridgepOrters
 Win by 4 to 0.

The time has come when President O'Neil will do well to impose severe sentences on player who insist on abusing umpires.
 It seems to be a general habit with Eastern League players to attack and contradict any and practically all de- cisions rendered by umpires. To listen to the players one is given the impression that there is not a. com pesetnt umpire on the circuit
 So far as the writer has personally observed the most faulty in the league are the players themselves. times out of ten are unjustifed. The trouble has been with the league of h-ials--they have not been severe enough.
 Take for instance the case of Um- pire Corrigan yesterday at the game which Bridgeport won, f to o, over Pittsheld, at Newfield Park. Joe Birming gham, who used to manage Cleveland, pilots the Pittsfield team this season, but this is neither an apology nor a recommendation.
 Had Birmingham dared-and he wouldn't have dared-do in the ma jors what he did in yesterdays game here, he probably would have been pstiASAlbu II OAii DSfNoS ~iAA 4lNCAAi4iASAJ-
 Umpire Corrigan took objections to the way Joe was coaching a, player at first. Joe simply laughed at the orders and then when the umpire proceeded to enforce them he began belittling and ridiculing the arbiter's efforts. He was ordered off the field. but he moved not a muscle, whereupon Corrigan enlisted the ser vices of a bluecoat. But the latter's services were unnecessary as the player-manaGer moved out.
 Later he is credited with having said that 'if you played ball the way these umpires tell you, you'd never see a ball game.' Which is a pret- ty small statement for a supposedly former big timer with experience to say. If the players in the Eastern League were a. little more attentive and forgot about prize fighting, their games would be much more appre- ciated.
 The trouble in the Eastern League lies not with incompetency on the part of umpires, but upon the rowdy tendencies of the ball players. It is cinch that were they to try similar stunts in other organizations their stay in them would be limited ? to about time enough tao pack up and grab a fast express out of town. The officials are too lenient, with the re- suit that the players, tQ use common street ts are now getting away with murder. And the poor ump is the goat.
 Regardless of the attacks of the umpires and the ever-readiness of certain bleacherites to criticize some thing they know nothing about, it re- mains a fact that the Eastern League has as good and as competent if not as good, a staff of umpires as any class A circuit in the country. Every arbiter has seen long service and has been stamped O. k. by the most fas- tidious men in baseball.
 If the players would remember that they are being compensated to play baseball only-and not to give a prize exhibition, perhaps fans hereabouts