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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

This ls AN exception to psual
ran OF Christmas verse In tina, ,nr
second and fourth lines 10 not rhyme
well and II. &. l.: however - that
may be we all feel the zane about
shopping, and that deep black despair
which settles upon the aching heart
after = tour OF the Christmas stores 10
familiar TO un all.
The social life OF our city has been
somewhat curtailed this week on ac-
oun OF the extreme activity OF the
ladies, who are trying TO v the
worn out coal scuttle into an attrAc-
tive chints covered hat box or waste
basket, for Mrs. Blanks present. and
who are sitting up until midnight try
Ing 20 avoid spending all b family
enchoquer ON the luxury TAX.
Seriously speaking. two christmas
activities which deserve montion are
the sale OF the Red Gross Christmas
seals. with thoit bright little measaga.
and the plan CT the Y. w. c. A. for
Frightening the day for the children
who are not likely to receive a visit
from santa Claus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
MRS. POTTER AND
MRS. BARBER EHTERTAIH.

Mrs. o. ~. Barber aud hra. Z. W. Potter
we're hoateases this week AZ two bridge par
lies given a. Mrs. Berbsr's home on West
csnirsl avenue on Wednesday and Thursday.
The tables end ths Refreshments wore in .
: tor scheme Of pink and white With vsy
active handpsintsd score cards. and Arst
cut prises were given on both occasions,
Wednesday Mrs. Hust won the hrAt prise
"a Mrs. Hanna the cut prime ON Thursday
Mrs. Hsbenstreii, the cut and Mrs. WIN ksl
cher the first. The guest list for both days
was - follows;
Mssdamss Fred CAmcron. Frank stortI. Y.
p. csnheid, Thos. DauAhy, Lovslsee. L. Q.
bennett. n l.. HuEt, r. VI Hama. @. 5. Ne
Landress, " N. Merritt. \. c. Benson. Guy
Rogers. VIM. Bryce. J. n Doolittle. n 2.
Aspenwall. A. q. shortle. Mitchell. Frank
Butts, VIM. Farr, n. Gsier. n. Wales. r. ..
williamson. A. u. Ogie. H. o. Strong. G n.
Conner. Mise Conner, " v Petit, 1aoe,
Hughes. Kenneth BaldrtdEe, H. L. Brshmsr,
J. W. Hin Harry Brown. b W Rhea. Vol
quarts. koslington. Georss craig, bowers,
Frank N Lyon, Reddling. Thos walker. }.
Y. Cox, Grace Mora. w. c. Roehi, W. G oss
irich. Bryant. Frank Pooler. Andrews, 2 A.
Hall. n. W fsw. ". Keieher, Miss Kelly
X Perrr. ' skinner. Chas. Lowher. Miss
bouiss Lowber. Arno HuninR Hsbenstreit
frank Wilson. Grace r White L ". chAfs
herlain. L. Meyer David Hiii. r. Msad,
L.crh. Martin Hayden. y ~ Bush. shius
Aldo Leopeld. Davidson. Charles May. Mod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

Mr.. Mark L. Turner ~snnounces the mar
rage % his daughter winifred Lorraine Tur
nor, 10 Mr.. Percy hsid on wednesday. De
cember 10th a. the home Of The brides
father in AIbuqurrque. NJ. and Mrs. Reid
viii he " home after January the isth 81
Kingston. n. n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

Nrn David Boyd was hostess on Tuesday
night 10 the Ten Done whose regular meet
ing had been postponed from tho week be
fore. Mr.. Robinson and Mr. BotiA were
the special guestS aud the program was
changed on sooouni Of the departure o. DR..
Wroth. Who wa 70 have had the paper OF
the evenine Professor Hodgin took charge
Of an impromptu program consisting Of four
topies which were discussed by Mr.. Putney.
Judge Hickey and Mr. siroup, One Of the
most interesting Of the topics vas the High
Cost Of Living. The meetings Of the Ten
Dons have become an institution In the
lives Of the members which contributes
much 70 the enjoyment Of life and also
20 the thought Of the community.
The kpizcopaliAn reception given BY 81.
Johns church on Tuesday night al the wo.
mans club proved a very happy occasion.
More than rs were present and the object
Of the church In bringing In the newly AZ.
rived members was most successful, although
not a. many Of tho older church members
were present a. WAS hoped for. Mss klusher
furnished music for dancing aud Mn. Nor.
rissette sang.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
AT vnsPHR snRvIons,

Tomorrow Afternoon 81 the vesaor services
Of s. Johns Episcopal church at tiso.
kathryn trimmer Bailey Will aing ''show
Ne Thy wAys." set 10 the music Of Han
dal's Largo Ara. Weir. wife Of Pro
lessor Weir Of the University Of New Nor
mortal lumber.
Exquisite music has been auahged for
these vesper services, On the afternoon Of
the aini Mr. George Geake . singer the LIKE
~ vhom Alhuqueraus IL not likely 70 svsr
hnvs again. as tenor voices Of his quality
are acHfce auywhere and a. any tina will
sing . solo and for the afternoon Of the
2sth q Christmas program has been ar
ranged. including the favorite "Adeste n
deiis, sung BY q number Of the best sing
era Of the city. besides solo and Instruments
numbers
The afternoon programs are In charge Of
Mr.. AdeiA Holmquist
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

The member Of the AtriSco sewing club
know . lot shout the comforts ~ life. they
have iDst finished two. A. the last meet.
ms u the club which wa held 81 the home
Of Mr. Pred rurnbuii In Airisco smother
comfort wss completed. aud will Be sold
for The benefit Of some benevolent society.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

should vicente htnaco iban4n occept Be
Invitation o. the spsnish society Of AHA
querqas 70 visit this oity upon his western
trip In February. an opportunity will be 81
fordsd of hearing one Of the meat notabls
authorn today. IA in said that fbaneG does
not speak English, although that hardly
seems hkel,. II will be most interesting 10
learn fbaner's imprssaious Of this country.
pcopied by the offspring Of the spanish col
Snial days. and pFsseFs,ne 90 much Of Span
iah traditions 10 an environment not unlike
sunny spain itself.
A Christmas pageant n heing arranged
By the sunday school children Of he Con
grrgationsl church " be given one ~esk
from sunday In the evening. Mas sgan
Mra Ellis 81 the Junior choir which will
sing between the first and second part.
About twenty children and twenty young
people ell taks part, IN costume. tbs pa
gssnt To represent The s,ory Of thu Christ
child.
Two large anairs are planned lor Ns~
Years eve. the masquerade a. The Countf1
club. and the SHRINE bali Al The Masonic ten
pie. Undoubtedly others viii Be Anneunesd
within iho neat week or two.
Mrs. o. n. chambsrlsin Ia snlsrtaialag On
Monday with two card parties. ons In The
afternoon for the ladies' aud smother IN tae
evening which will neluds the g~sntlcman.
These are the frat Of = series Of AGaiss 81
which Mrs.. Chamberlain will be The hostess.
CornsliA aud Frederick Ward will be the
hosts this evening ~ = dancing party Tor
young people which will be given Al thar
home.
Mrs. 4. 7. Chase viii entertain st bridge
On the 18th.
Mrs. l.. II. chamberiin will entertain a.
cards on Monday. This Ia tho hrst Of .
ChAmhorlin.
The Good limo club "a giving q big bsa
adt dsnee on Christmas eve a. Colombo hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
ir- Get Ready For a Gay Holiday Week


One Of the prsttiest dances Of the year
was that given on Friday evening a. the Ma
-onic temple when the pledges and three
arw initiates o. Kappa Kappa Gamma enter.
iained one hundred Eussu a. q Christmas
dance IN honor ~ the active members Of
Kappa aud the pledges Of The other rorori.
ties On the hill. Music was furnished By a
seven piecr orchestra, and the decorations
Uers suggestive Of the Christmas season.
with the Kappa eolofa Of blue aud blue con
Hpicuous, The programs ~sre decidedly
Christmazsy and wsrs embossed with repro
duotioun of the Kappa pledge pins IN the
centre. Ices and cakes were also coloFed In
have adopted a. their eeloru. The pledges
who were hosie.ses are
Hell barton, Helen MeArthaf. Irene Yea,
Frances Parker. Joy Spruce. Lorena Burton.
Anna Ice Duncan. Louise Wairnven aud
Evelyn Hunt. The guest list is a. foliowA.
Margaret Brooks. Margaret Hardeman,
EIoias Caahn, Mahelle Rogers. Edna Miller.
Begluh hredin. Lucille Wharton. Blanche
Guley. Opal Upton. Pearl Frazier. Florsncs
O'HAra. Helen MeIlvain. Nsttie Smith.
Norma Rasmus. Mildred Jayner. Helen fal.
lie. Irene Myclin. Ltllian Bpietard. Frances
Bear, Katherine koieher. Katherine Con
WY. Irena Boidl Evelyn Trotter, Katherine
LATHE. Anita Habbell. Clare uurnum, Kath'
leen Long. Wilma snyder. Margaret Lee.
AitAauutI hauNuNlf dol ofrhIts ANtIa
Hunt, Annie Ice Duncan, Helen Macarthur.
Irene Zee. louise wslravsn. Lorona Burton.
Frances Parker, Belle Barton. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Guy Rogers. Professor and Mrs. Howard.
Ernest Howard. M. Robinson. Milton psv'
EXPORT, Dick Barton. Hugh Cooper. Fritz
Ward. Bob Putney. 0eorEp skeele. Frank
stsed. George White. Leslie Boidt Lloyd
ksilam. Cecil Mctntosh. Douglas H0vden.
willard HopewelL william sgsnsini. Stuart
Macarthur. GeOrge Garrett. Bill oriamsr,
Louis Heaselden, George farr. Allan Bruce,
Ray McCanus. Frank Mangan, W. J. white,
Lyman Putney, Chester Boat. Don Richard.
son, Bob HOpewell. Edward Lighton. Victor
Miller. Charlie C~ulpeppsr. George Bamson.
Walter Berger. Walter Ward. Wallace Be.
con, Bert Foraker. San Wells, Frank Tier
nsy. Johnnie Meyers, Luther ThonAs. Carl
Adello,te, Pete ussery. Wilson Dean. John
Hayes. Louis 0erphide. George Arnot. Tods
B~renemah. Everett Grnnthsm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
FoR THE PM MUS.

The PM Mus were The recipionts thiS a.
ternoon Of . very delightful The DanSant "
given IN their honor a. the Country club By
Mrs. 3. 4. Bixby and Mrs. Leroy Petsrs.
paironesses Of the sorority. Mrs. George X.
AnTls and Mrs. George simms presided II
me end of the Tea table. With Mrs, John
simms. and Nius Adeiine Pyle A. the further
end. Member u the fraternitist we're ask
81. aud al Phi Nm active members. alumni
and pledges. The club vac ~charmingly dec
urated with Christmas greens. aud ChristnAs
miststos hung In artful places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
BHAf BETH AND
TEMPLE ALBEIT pAHoE

Ons % the msst saecessfui dAuess Of the
year SIS that given on Tuesday night ~
,bs Masonic temple by the members Of the
eaugressuon Of Temple Albert and Of Bnsi
Birth. The dance ~at 70 have followed en-
address 10 he made 81 the temple hy Mr..
sidney knsworn. president Of IN. district
Grand lodge No. .. l. q. n. n A. Mr.. Nus
~orn's train was 30 hourH late. and the
lecture had to be f~oregone. the dance was
gone shead With a. all preparations had
been made About one hundred members
Of the organization we're present. DIR. Beers.
man and Ivan 0rahsfeid had charge Of the
floor sntsrtsinment committee. while Mrs.
Albert Stern was chairman Of the refresh.
mept COMMITTEES. assisted by Mrs. Dave
WELLER, Mr. Harry Weller. Mrs. Ernest
Sritr and Mrs. hanabah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

Misc Elyada Tessman was hostess on sun
day evening ~ an informal party for .
number Of her friends. Miss TessmAu oe
cupies An apartment at the hons Of Mrs,
4. A. Naughsy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
By Aida v. SINS,
Phbnoa SIC OF 9AB.

Merry Merry Christmas.
A. marry a. can bel
After trimming fnther,
Well all trim the tree.
Selected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

The Good Tims club "a giving q big bsa
cd, dsnes on Christmas eve q, Colombo hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

Mn. Earl Knight was hostess on Tues.
day afternoon at a card party AZ her home
on North Fourth street.
The Aid Society Of the First Msthodiat
Episcopal church held an apron sale on
Friday night In the church pAriou. Most
attractive examples Of this indispensable
article were shown and q good sale was
made the money going toward the Aid so.
eiety fun for church work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

Mrs. l.. II. chamberlin wiil entertain o.
cards on Monday. This is tho arst Of .
number Of bridges 10 be given BY Mrs.
Chamhorlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

cornsliA aud FFedsriek Ward will be
hosts this evening ~ = dancing party
loung people which will be given a. Il
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

Mrs, 4. 7. Chase viii s~n,srtain st bridge
on the 18th.
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Der critic Sbiteeitirmt
Sieies 1t,inters

2incoln, II. gtob.--Ger erlte olts
9loroweiten bereinfegetoe n8li50oro"
bieies s5abres fiigte ben giiettbabrls.
1elegrapbeits 1tno Selepbonlinien
9roBen SGaben at, ober tpegen Der
berbdltnisn1Big miloen Sentperatltr
iiilo Wenl1en urD Sieb pbne ernit=
lib III Wtitlei0enlhoft ee8oeen Su
perben, gut burdaefonlinen. 9ie
3iige Der Burlington lnto gfortbwes
ltern 8obneit I'M ipeltIinen luto
norbli9en gtebrasfa, iolpie 1T Siio-
Dofotd erlitten entlpe0er beoeltterOe
8eripatitngen ooer lltuBten bes
Ghl,ees meeen oen Gerfebr gdtlalid
einitellert ipdbren0 Seleernpb. luo
Observation-Disclosures oil eii,5eIilen
SteIlen tpegen 5erriiiener 8rdbte oi,-
fer getrie6 geiest ipuroen. gei
gtortb 8lotte fiel nod Elm SUB
Sdnee. oitli9 bon @rano Sslmlb
erbieIt man tei idorfem 8inoe leid-
ten &egen nit Sdnee nn6 grou.
peln berniibt. Sn Iebrosfa iant
Die Semperatur mabreno oes Stur.
mes menig inter Den @efrierpunft,
ooeegen pir6 aus ser @egenO ser
n8Iod SiIs" iiber r3eroiuetter" be.
ri1tet.
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@oibington, II. Nop.-9ie I'M.
terbreiteten @inpdilOe gum Irtifel
3ebn bes srieoensbertrngs eaben se.
Iterit un6 be1itc I'M Sendt 8eronIai.
lung 5u elmer GuberIt lebbaften 9e.
batte. sSn Dem Ginmano miro gelteno
eemaht, oaB oie Ser. Staaten iid
nidt berpfli6ten foaen oieiem o6er
irm Staot, oeiien 2anoeserenaen
Don eineln on6ern Stanfe gefdbrOet
iper6en nit Seeresmodt su Silfe
3it ellen, ouBer Der &ongreB eibt
ieine 3uitimmi,rg. Senator 8alih
Demofrot, bon WaoIIadrietts. iagte.
er nliiile, 10 lei6 es ibrn aud tue,
nit ben 8efiirlportern bieies Gin.
ipanbs itiinmen. oent er entipre6e
ieinen Qnii1ten.
Senator Sit1cod, gtebrnsfd, ipur.
be p1bren6 Der 9ebatte in Die gnee
getrieben. gr iagte, oaB Der Senat
iid Dor 3ipei Sobren berpfli9tet ia.
be, Den 2igabertrng on3unebnlen, In
Dem CT oantnls Die Irmeeborlnge nn-
nabm rnb Die ilobiide Nolie, ra.
mentlih aber Ole 2ideho-5lnbeit,
Sugo.Sloben uro Tolen. er11iitigte,
iid bonn 0iterrci9iiden Sod au be.
freielt. rSoIls mir Ben bonn 4ontitee
u1lterbreiteten Gittipano nnnebmen",
iogte er, uoonn laIien mir oiele
9iaiie im Stid 1ino iiberIoiIen es
Granfreid ltnb @roBbritannielL ite
Dor benz obcrnlaligen Sod Der Sen,
trnlm1dte 5u id]iisen. : \
Senatpr Soipnseilo, Mi6igdn,
ipies oieie grfl1rltts Sithcof's all-
rid, iageno: r@is loIIen fie feines-
nees I'M Stidb berlnngen ieond, ,bnB
Der aongrcB 81, entideioen bat, OBJ
es n0tig lit, ibnen 5it ibrem Shusel
militdrii6e Silfe 3ii bringe1."
Senotor Henrole griffs Genotor
Sit6cof's AeuBerlingen ebenfaas an,
illoeny er i'm nrfforberte, lud bic.
lnoraIiide @erpfIidtIng oieIer Ga-
Ton 9elltidldno gegenifber ebenio
aeipiiicnbaft su erfiillen uno Die IA
9iinfte, aitf pelde bin 9eutidIano
@aifenitilliton6 iGIoB, altfredt aa
erbalten.
rDieieIben iino in Dem 8ertrne
erttbplten", fagte Sit6cod.
sd fann oieieIben aber nirgenos
finben", ontportete Genroie.
nGieileiht mar Ser Seuotor BON
8ennlpIpania sur 3eit, oIs oieiel-
ben berleien ipuroeh IN ipibtigen po-
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tDilien's Botiebaft
sum- bemtiaen Gage

@albingtort. fl. Nop. Ser Brd'
iioent bot in Gritlnerl,ng an be1,
Dor eirlent Sabre oGge1dIDienen
8affenltillIton0 eine @otihaft an
oas goIt Der 8erei1igten Staaten
erloIien in pelher er iagt, ooB belitq
bor einem Sabre ltniere Seinoe Ell
nen 8offenItinitano eingegangen
tp1rcn, peIder elmer @eIt in Grim.
mern @elegeubeit eegcben babe, Die
aerltorte Sronung tuie6er nif5uri9-
ten uno in Srieoen neue geredtere
itlternationole ge5iebirngen on3it.
bobnen. Die I0lfer uno Erltppett
oer gerbiinoeten bitten iiber bier
Sabre Iano oos gollperf Der 3ibili-
Iation berteioigt. g8ir ielbIt bitten
iu1bren0 ltnierer oltoertbolbidbrigen
GeiInabme um Grie9e oltr9 Die NIT
gIGn8en0er 1lneigenniiBigfeit 6ltrd.
eefiibrte llmpanolung unierer Sit
0nltrleit, Die Reorganization 1tillerer
@el0mittel, 0ie Steieerltttg itilierer
aderbolleroeugniiie, Die Sdopfiing
elmer groBen 4rittee oen Iusidlae
fir ben 5ieg gegeben. Nus Dem
ariege Ieien 1tele Moglihfeiten err
tnodien. Ser &rieg babe Die Starfe
einer Gereiitigirng Ser 8olfer fir
einqn erbnbenen 3pef 9e8eist, mel
de Die O1uernoen groberillgen auf
6ent @ebiete ser irterndtionalen
@oblfobrt IN 5rieoens3eiten borher-
oelltetcn. Die @rinnerltg an Den
8affenitil(itono erFiilIe bie 9[nterifa-
rer nit StoI5 ouF lire Seloen iino
NIT Qnnfbnrfeit fir ben Sieg.
slnoere 8otiAofter tpltroen bon
oen Mit9lieoern bes &abinets int6
General gerTbing erloiien. Die 5eier
sur 8erberrlidrne 0es 8affenItiI[-
itanos nobm in @oibington irm 10
llbr eeitern obeno ibren glnfang.
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Rcpclnticn in Nmerika.
tpiirSe perSerblidb iein

Berlin, ii. 0ob.- -Reidsipebrlrti-
niIter gtosfe faste geIegentIi6 elmer
&eoe, Die er in gbenlnis bieIt, oaB
cine 8tepoIution in Qmerifa 5ltr iesi.
gen 3eit peroerbIitb iein piirbe.
IiIlionen tpirben 6onn Dem Sun.
ger erIiegen. rgs liegen feinerIei
slnaeiden Dor, Dob cine @eItrebolus
tion beporItebt," fnete er. ~9eutid)-
Lamb piiroe bur6 eine iolde uu9
niAt eeboIfen iueroen. Gie So3ioli.
fieritne 9eittidIonos lift mir Oann
m0glid, ipenn beiien ofonontiides
2eben ipieoer feline Stdrfe iino 8i.
beritanosfroft erIongt bot. SSsnaipi.
id)en ipirb benz groBen @eidGft cine
Steiier bon rs Gro5eut ollierleet
tpsxoen,"
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Hatifikatictt iiher
iaat sic ,,ciberte"

8aris, ii. gSop.-Sier eingetrof-
fene @eridte beiagen. noB Der Scr.
Staoten Genet ben Sricoensbertras
iingcfdbr am 20. gioperlber anges
nommen boben miro. Sic 8eitung
Ga 2iberte, Organ oes 8renlier Gle
menceau beboiptet, oicie Snforma-
ton aus 5ubcrlaiiiger auelle erbal.
ten 81 baben; ferner mill iie miiien
boB Hralibent 8ilion lpcgen Der &a.
tififation feine8pe9S IN Gorge lit.
.SobaIo A5rdiioent @iIion bereit lit,
fib uuf eiren aon1pron1iB einauIai-
len, ,mo oieies oiirfte ungefdbr am
90. Robeulber Der sSau iein, oona
miro ser 8rieoensbertrag nit etli.
den bornlIoien @inmdrl0en ratiii5iert
mer0ctt."
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2lrbeiter kSniten ftiett
Ser Hesicritrs fclsen
8ompers berteibist giedt Der arbei.
ter, aIs freie Nanner ibr lit.
tell 5n fGllen.

@aibington If. Rob.-gtnf ei.
mem 5eiteiien 3u Gbren Der iitterno.
tionoIen 9t-6eiterforlierens periporf
Sonluel @ompers Sen @eodnten
elmer aeittpeilieen 9tegieriins gu
ioIgen, ipeI9e Die @rlutoidbe Der 9e,
motrotie ifmit0Bt", lno ertl1rte, Die
@rbeiter ieier ran feline gtegierung
geburoen, ion0ern freie Mdnner, Die
ibrem eigenen llrteiI foleen Mir
ben" gr CLAUDE nifjt, oob Der Brd.
iioent tnegen ieiner &ranfbeit bon
Dem tpirflihen Sa6berbnlt im &obs
lenItreit itnterridtet lei. gr 6ebaitps
tete, bal, Die 9lrbeiter in iDrem Stre-
ben nad @ereGtiefeit, 5reibeit uno
Menidli1feit ouf Dem 8ooen anle.
rifoniIher @run0i1be itanben, luo
ooB eS Die Bflidt Der arbeitenoen
&laIie iet, oem 8eriitde Der Arbeit-
geber uro Der Hesierung bon 6ie-
len @runoiGben ob5itipeiden obne
Riifiidjt auf Die Soleen 8u ipioer.
ipreAen. @s iei beiier icine Selbit-
oftiing 6u fpabren linO fit ieine
lleber8eugung ielbit ins @efdngnis
at manoern, als Elm ebrloies 9aiein
3u perbringen. 9ie glrbeiter Itinlnls
ten nit Der 9fesieritng therein, io-
lunee bieie Der Sade Der @ere9-
tiefeit nno Sreibeit oiene; berlieBe
Die &egierling oieien Ston6punft,
Damn bGtte Die g[rbeiterflalie feline
onoere 8obI, als Der gtegieruns Die
@efoIgibnft 3u berlpeigern.
glls gLnttDort duf Die gfeoe bon
@onlperS erflGrte Ser frait5oitide
arbeiteriiibrer 2eon Soitbaiir, baB
Die omerifaniiben 2lrbeiter Der lin.
teritiibnna ibrer @enoIien ans an-
bern 21noerft iider fem fontten, 0n
tpeoer Die Stnotsgren5en Die Snter-
eiien Der 9frbeiterflalie, nod 9ribot-
intereiien Die 9lrbeiter ar trennen
Derinoee.
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Grc6eite tabcn Int
Obio sic OberbanS


Columbus, g.. IL. geop. - gm
Montae malen Die Grodencn in ser
abitimnling iiber bic gatififation
bes grobibitionseeietes ourd) ocn
Gtaat Inn 45 Gtintmen porous.
Gieie @itteilnng berubt auf oen
onltliden 8GbLungen in allen Goun.
ties oes Stnntes Ohio, nit glns.
nobnle bon SdnliIton Gountp, elmer
SoGbur8 Der 9aIien. 9odb beboup.
ten Die Srodenen onB Die onttIide
3Gblltne in oieiem ibren Sieg ridt
ntebr riidgdngig MAIDEN fam. SoIlte
Dies tpioer grtpnrten bod geiheben,
Dnnn foeroen Die 8rohibitinriiten bie
aeriHtIife Gtimmen{ibinug oerot-
Lniiqi1
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Organization ser
,,umericAtt Cceion''

@inneapolis. @irn., II. glob.--
Gie yImericait 2egion", tpel6e p
100000 ariegsneteronen berfritt,
boIlenbete lire Organization. Gum
Soriitenoen pnroe. Sberit s. 9.
2inoiap ous 3eras, drn SteIlber.
treter Sergeallt S. Snlipon bon
8oibineton eriu1bIt. 9laan 9. III.
fep bon Omaha lit eiter Der oiliitie-
renoen &idepr6iioenten.
9ic &onbe,ltion miro Sic AuS5ab.
lung elmer 8ranlie bon 81 fin ie0en
Gag, oen Die 8eterauen i'm Dienit
itanoen, in 9lnregung bringen. @i-
ner Der oufiebenerregenoiten glntrd.
&c, pel6e eingereidt tpnroen mar
Der, oem SoaiaIiiten Berger iein
Monoot 5u ent5iehen, iBrn ons
Stinunre1t at nebnten 1tno i'm at
oeportieren.
8om Mori6oll Sod trof telegro,
pbii9 Elm iuaruter Grub Elm.
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sSn0ionopolis, II Sob. - Ser
Gtreifbefebl miro riifgdn9ig eenladt
iueroen. .S8ir iperoen benz @eri1ts.
befebl sSoIee leiiten; mir tnn oiRies
ober uilter 9Sroteit; mir ftno Slime.
rifaner; mir fonnen uniere 9ie.
gierung niht bef1rtpfen."
9iele grfldri,ng gob beute Inn
1:t5 mor9enS Der nnttierer0e Ird.
iiOent Der &oblengr1ber sSobn 8.
2eipiS nod elmer aonferen5 bon
fiinfaebnItiinoiger 9aner nb.
Ser gefebl, Den Gtreif riid1dn.
gig Su MAIDEN, miro fofort &i6ter
9lnberion Siigeben.
sSn elmer nor gelpegung 5itterr6en
Stintme CAB 2eipiS obige grflarung
ob, rn6 Der nr 1. 9operlber iill5e.
itierte Streif Ser 100000 4oblen'
ardber bat ionlit iein gtbe err
reidt.
9lIs bie @itglie6er Ser &onferena
1as 3irnr1er berlieBen, 5eigten tie
Sparen ifnerer ieeliider &dmpfe.
sic iparen r1iirriid unb errniioet;
Tie bntten Ser bon 2eipis obgegebenen
GrfIGrung nidts bin5usufiigen.
1teber oen 8erIouf Der 8erbonolun.
gen lit nidts befmnt. oenn nit
gr0Bter 8oriidt tuurbe oofiir geioret,
ooB fid) fein ltrberiifener Dem aon.
ena.3imrner n6berte. 8ie @nt.
ffeioung, Den Gtreifbefebl riidadn.
gig 5u MAIDEN, fam erit nad ltiir.
ntift9er Debotte. oenn es gob unter
hen MitgIieoern Der &onferen5 meb.
rere, Die Dem @eribtsbefebl trosen
MOLTEN. glus Dem sSnnern beg Son.
ferer5.3ituners eridoGen 5eitipeiie
Ioitte, erreete Stiinmen. Mebrere
Weole ipuroen Die &ehtsbeiItdnbe
DIR Streifer ins 3inlnler eerlifen.
Inn bat iest erfnbrer, oaB iie ben
Streifern ben Rnt gabell oeni @a.
fintsbefebI nod5ufonlnen.
GO beiBt, oaB bei SdIuf Der 9e.