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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
MERRY PARTY GOES TO KENT
RANCH FOR SPRING OUTING

III. II. Sheldon drove merry party
to Golconda this morning. They will
go on to the Kent ranch for an out
ing, declaring they intend to ride
horses bareback and do other danger
Gus and thrilling things. In the party
were the Misses Langwith, Theckla
Wright and Robert Farrar.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER AT
OVERLAND, 75c PER PLATE

Dinner tomorrow will consist of
chicken soup, combination salad
choice of friccassee chicken with
green peas, or roast chicken with
dressing. spaghetti and cheese. vege-
tables. ice cream and cake; rs cents
Music by Miss Zenayed Leroy. pianist
and vocalist advertisement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
TUSCARORA PICKING UP

Seven passengers left for 'Tusca-
rora Wednesday morning on the out
going stage This makes things look
as though business was going to pick
up in the mining town this summer.
. Elko Independent.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
DEER CROSSING OVER

W@-
While Fred Spalgenberg, Standard
Oil driver, was coming from Minden,
eight deer crossed in front of his
truck. This is the usual pass and
they cross each season returning to
the Sierras after wintering in the Pine
Nut range.-[Carson City News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
NO SQUATTERS IN SIGHT

John III. Miller states that he has
not heard of any squatters taking up
ground on the site of Divide City.
according to report The only cases
were those of families passing
through, who were accorded the priv
ilege of putting up tents for stopping
over night.-lTonopah Bonanza.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER AT
IL TROvATORE, AND DANCING

For dinner tomorrow, chicken soup.
raviolas, beef la mode, caulifiower
and spring chicken, vegetables, cake
and ice cream; noon to pm. Dane
ing from to o'clock Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26

Tonopah = Florence Divide Mining
Company orders work on complete
plant to start at once.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26
PRICES ON HIDES AND PELTS

The Nevada Hide & Junk Company
pays 80 cents per pound for No. Dry
Hides; % cents for No. Pelts; fob.
Winnemucca.-[A Advt. 118tf
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-04-26

The Silver State for a month-4O
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
SENATE CONFIRMS
CHOICE OF ORTIZ
AS HEAD OF PEN
Appointment Of George Van Stone
as State Bank Examiner Also
Approved by Upper House
-Four New Bills Introduced.

Santa Fc S. ~ lsr st.-ny action
o. the senate This afternoon. the up-
puiutWouts uf Fldrl ortiz uf san Mi
Euul county tH superintendent uf the
ruir penlttnuHft. ana George Van
Stone uf Santa Fe county. nH state
bank examiner suggested a. the sem
tir Dos Governor "a. \ Larfa4olo, Mon
dny were confirmed.
senate nills 9 and 9 were placed up
uu their fiual reading ANA passed. The
nrHt appropriate money tor printing.
postage uud supplies while the second
riNrs per diem mileage ANA salary tu
WsWhers uf the legislature. and per
tirW salary 90 employees.
RESOLUTIONS were passed expressing
regret over tho illness uf the Hon.
rpffprtu EHluIhUl member Of the
senate. and the death ~ John A. Cor
don formerly senator from Mckinley
county
-Four new bills were introduced, tive
dealing with civic matters, one heinf
tuthprod hy j. A. Mcdonald, and th'
other hy NJ a. Hkecn. Isaac Barth
proposed 'wn bills. one providing fol
the distribution of community prop
rrfN uu the death uf tho wife. and the
ufhUr pruNldiur fur allowances out ol
estates fur widows and children. ~
-FOUR bills went 90 the judiciary COM
miuoc.
The house session this morning was
comparatively quiet the only bill be-
inE introduced hl w. " ~ Llcwellyr
Hni lalduru ArWiIu. and followinr
closely senate hill introduced ycster-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
OVERPRODUCTION is DANGER
THAT is FACING LIVESTOCK
INDUSTRY, ASSERTS EXPERT
Excess Output Would Be Disastrous to Country,
Warning of President of National Livestock As
sociaton, Now in Session in Denver; Postwar
REIMBURSEMENT of Industry and Discussion of
Licensing of Packers Principal Subjects of Dis
cussion.
~ u-r assoe,Atro .srs.

Denver. Colo. Dam 90 SOUNDING H.
WHfuIUa .'Hf H.tI production uI m,"'
animals Iu 1920 would urut" IIHI..
trous Goo ihr industry 'u.uluur a. O.
Pryor uf the American Nuuuuu liNy.
stock ussuyIuuuu. TODAY TOLD u,IrIlt,.
mc,uug that Che, should rDeului.
production tu tHr requirements ui iH.
muHtir consumption.
President rpur declared tbu the
luit,d states huH u sufficient Huups
nf Wrut animals tu meet 600 uutuIpui
rd dvmauuH from huuFn Europe uuI
fut domestic consumption. utHIf.
liquidation duru. lHIh.
with our export decreasing uft.r
1873 and our over aupuh Increasing.
President Pryor Huu. th, problem
that confront Dtttlrm"ut boz tu f,Eu.
late supplies ln 1880 aud thereafter
10 the needs uf domestic containers.
fur that iH th, onl, sure and uufaIl-
iug market Tor our products. Even
our home markets may h' affected
by importation uf beef from other
surplus countries w must Hpy tlHt
this does not happen.
"tur government IH NOT prepared
10 protect livestock producers truu
the disasters thuf Wuuli follow over
production Nu plan Its boon evolve
cd 20 satisfactorily dptrruIu, costs uf
production and Co HtuhilISU uu Hnuh o.
level. The plain fact is that tho
atockmcn ur, asked 60 assume ul the
risks that might follow tho govern.
monts plea for increased production.
and tukc our chances of securing 90
fnir return Or the food nimIuistlU-
ton were To continue and there wuH
/ e certainty uf largo orders from our
ullics hoiur placed through II On,
situation would br IIfI.r,Ht'
President IrNur urHrt thuf iHu inni
I administrator ho continued. 700 least
/ In some modified form. ll' sold Che
/ administration was essential iu Pre-.
/ vent over production of products u'vi.
/ ed for home consumption. ANA that II
also could be- OF benefit iu stuhilEins
home markets.
The big pnckcrH who, proHidcni
Pryor said have been luviHhluE some
. OF their large profits in an extensive
/ publicity campaign, were criticised ioi
failing 20 explain facts which. ho sntd
had been carefully omitted from then
/ dNcrtiacmonts.
"innsmuch us either Che producer
or consumer iH indirectly footing motl
OF the bills for tho packer campaign
OF enlightenment" tho speaker Hild
~ would sepm but fair that part ul
the high priced newspaper Space pur
chased hy the packers should hc de-
voted To informing tho public of th'
side OF tho producer and consumer
The producers net prufit us com
pared with the net profit Of the pack
ers, taking into account the total IN
Nostmeut uf each. would show that u
almost every Instance the putkr
would have tho best of the deal foi
would find thut uir pl'krrr tuk" prlr
tCallN mo- rick. WHEREAS CO." produce
takes great chances You Mould fui
the producer holds his product h yer
long time tH compared with The Hhor
time II 10 held by the packer, Nol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
Livestock on the
Ranges of Nation
Worth 9 Billions

Washington. Jan q livestock on
farms uud ranges OF the country on
January Z was valued ut fs,s4n,20i.-
uO0 in un estimate made public today
hy the apartment Of nrriri liuro. This
boz an increase of flfa, ,fas, 900 over
their value year ago.
Tho number Of Tho various animals
with a comparison ~ tho number on
January 4. 1915 and their value fol-
low
Horses 20 ilal 600. decrease "a. .0NO;
yaiuc ge.t2o.70a.O0O.
Mules fg2s.00O! Increase $4,000.
value fGG7.7G7. 900.
Nnch COWS 2g.lG7 600; lncteaae
$4,000; value ft.kaG.Otb.O00.
other cattle fi.ass. 0o0i Increase
$4,000. value 81 .gGO.G70.UO0.
sheep 4a.NGa.0O0. Increase 40 %
600. value fh7g.0tG.nO0.
swine 7b.hN7. COOS increase a.G0p.-
GOO; value si,6sh.gs7.o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Washington uTficlAls uf iudrpchs
dent parking and stock yards firms
nppeared before both the senate aEri-
cultural and house Interstate com-
mcrre committees in opposition to leg
islatiun fot government supervision ut
th. meat packing Industry
London The course uf the Cler-
lions throughout the ietmun states. Do
saws "A Grrman wireless dispatch, has
clearly proved that the development
nf % republican form of government
Interests the whole German nation.
Washington Debate in IN" senate
nu President wilson's request Tor
alOO. 600. 600 FOR food relief in the near
east covered wide range during the
dny ana prevented final vote on the
bin
Paris Authentic information ve-
seiyed here concerning recent drNclotr
ments iu Russia indicate that tht
rtrsurth aud prestige uf the Bnlshc.
viz government at home has weaken
ed somewhat iu the last few months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

Paris. Jan. 2i.-The uuzslan guess
tion wns again taken W BY the su-
prcmc council OF the peace conference
when " met for today'H session az
1880 o'clock There was a full at
tendance % the members OF the roun-
Gil
Harold scavcnlus. Danish minister
10 Russia, who had been asked Tn
give his views On the russian nltna-
ton % the council, arrived at tho
foreign office a. the members assem-
hlrd and Immediately went into the
conference chamber. The minister
recitcd his experiences Ia petroErad
whore he took charge of the French
Interests upon the withdrawal % n.
Noulcna, the French ambassador.
~ II understood that N scaveniua
contcnded more emphaticaliy than did
Ambassador Nouleus yesterday that
Intervention in Russia waA necessary
10 check the regime u terrorism thcre.
Morld lcaguc iictnris ficndt
The peace conference now has the
Russian situation under continued
examination. while the plans Tor tho
league of nations are being fast
brought iuto shape and were expected
To he taken under general conaidcra-
prcmc council of the conferences reas-
semhied today.
The latest Information available
WAS that all the associated govern
ments were prepared for the presen-
iations Of their memoranda on the
Ruaslan situation,
presicdnt Wilson had In hand this
morning the memoranda on the sub
lect prepared by the American mis-
sion.
The council was ready 10 hear whnn
ID assembled today the statement on
tho NussiHn situation which Harold
scaNruius. Danish minister 70 Runaia,
Was prepared 10 make. His views on
conditions in Russia Followed thoaa
presented yesterday by NJ NOulena,
French ambassador tu Russia, who
was heard BY the council yesterday.
NJ. snsanoff. former secretary of
tho Russian duma, has been in con-
ference with some members of tha
American delegation. urging the nd
mission To tho conferences OF daleeatea
from the omsk government In Rua-
sla. which he represents.
MAY heach Dcclslon.
After the conference has heard such
reports an are available on husalai I,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
Plot Against Life
Of John d. Barred

Washington. Jan. ei-A plot on tho
lives ~ John a. Rockefeller and his
son. John -. Rockefeller. lr., planned
hy anarchists shortly after the be-
ginning of tho European war. was de-
scrlhed tn the senate propaganda In.
vostiratlng committee today 10y Thorn
ls !, Tunney. police Inspector ~ New
York. llc said tho plutters nil were
killed hp the explosion of the bomb
they had made tn kill the Rockefel-
lpra
Inspector TunnCy testified there
WAS evidence ~ renewed activity of
anarchists In the United states Since
the signing NJ tho urmistico. ho said.
evidence had been found that anar-
chists planned 10 orsaulfe and dissent
lnnte prupaf tnda.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21


lN' N'Nl' ..N' ''.' ..' 'hl" Nt 'l
wy,
@ pm '.'..,.
'i '.N p" i ~ "
N''N"'' 'H "''h'''''
fnHi NHt f'H'lutimtni ui thc lN".
stock InIl laiff FURNISHES ihr principal
topples iu n' considered h' lh" twenty
H'''uh annual tnnN'hiiuu oi tnr hH.
H1rintun, which hrElh thrce dn1h
convention h't" l"1hF attended h'
hiuH hW'u 'TUm tl ufiiH ul 'hr WtHl.
The uutNuu of whether struf
should b.. token tu mrrsHs, proIur.
fIuu uf UH..IH.. De- t.f,HtHI fo occupy
much HI fU. time off fhr convention
together With consideration uf ierIs-
hfuu recommended lE thr Federal
TrlI, comm HI.u Tor supervision of
fHp UItbIu. .UfUs.fN.
l,..,..t r,.. SAD, p., ,,t,i,,,.
LA h,a,, . d,nsnl fr.tu Eurnp. fn.
American m,rt. in 1919 H. ln., y,rr
Iuf vN.tN.r nIa b.mHut Win CON.
tiru. u,rar.r 1920 i. rr.bl, matt,ai
t.pDr tr. rru.Y,at.,r t.mpud f.r
fsH. h.. ..t T.p.rT. tll. b.,tsI.p
,..f, .t... .,.......t, 'fnr .Ip,r.Hs,.I ma.
1II,ti.r ,. Odd. Au,.I,.n rspr,
rt,. .......u ..f .r.f....u pfHyInr
f.,. .. .....r.f f.r,.t. which 4t.
,tr.a.T l. m.ur .foslutrr 4rt fH,
.,1tIrt,r... .f tt, ,kort ,f uh. r..t
alptIrtsfl.tIar ta IL affect. ui,Ht fnDH
proJr.t. .uf prirfs f,t U,,sinrt 4r.
.i., .,,r,..f,t t, r,r.i,, much ntt,r-
non
OnIrr tppI.. which vtU .ouo up
for di-russior during tho convention
arr federal control of railroads rolu-
iptIon nf animal dIsoHs.. ,Nt,ruInt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
REVOLUTION SUCCEEDS
IN NORTH PORTUGAL;
NEW REGIME FORMED

Madrd Jan 2l-Thc Monarch movement IN Portugal headed
by Pawn Conccro has been successful northern Portugal aud
government has been formed Oporo according report received
by the Spanish from the governor the province of Pom
tcyp,lra in northwestern Spain
The report adds believed joined in the
mover
Direct ad,ccs from Lisbon in official
that the aud that the repub
leaders united in defense of the present regime.
Other report Lisbon quiet under strong police force
The commander Combra has received orders march
Oporto Bga aud Nscus where the monarchy proclaimed By
IOncicrO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
Shots From Behind
Killed Liebknecht,
Autopsy Indicates

berlin. fM0udafl Jan. Sc The
autopsy upon the body of nr. Kari
i.iehknerht. tho spurthrnn leader Who
WIS KILLED last wesa na he WAS iri
inr a. esraps from soldiers who had
arrested him in suppressiug the SPAR.
tachn revolt. showed that BE- was shot
which struck him we're fired from
some distance.
The surgeons declared there was
nothing % suhaiantiatr the allegation
TINT pr iiehknecht was beaten oyei
the bead with clubs or the butts OF
guns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

seattle Washington Jan 2seatics long hcralded shpyard
strike called today when yard and shop wormen numbering,
according their leaders walked
press their demands higher pay Work the city hpyads and
in machine shops halted by the walk
The scale Of ~ hour for mechanics
aud ~ and 50 day r helpers aud apprentices Al the
chanics receive 80 hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
Jury Fails to
\ indict Wife of
jacques Lebaudy
u ID a..-.IaIrr rn.s.

Nuucoia \ Y. Jan - The Nas-
snu county grand IurN failed today to
mdct Mrs Marie AuEustiue l.ehaudN
who shot uud killed her millionaire
husband. the ccr,utriC jacques l.ea
haudy. ut their homo in West Buy
carly this month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Fourteen Peace Puzzles
More Labor Troubles
Ir.goyen Repudiated
An Empty Triumph
ANQrO'S ghost threatens IA
make his appearance NJ the

X make his appearance NJ the
- council table, The Germans
once more are claiming a strict ad.
hercncc on the part Of the allies 10
President Wilson : fourteen peace
points.
We have no quarrel with these
points. for the simple reason that
we do not know what they mean.
We have not been able io find any
one else who does.
The enemy, seeing in the vague
ness of these peace principles a
loophole through which he can
escape the just consequences Of
his acts. insists on literal interp.
rotation. ANY reasonable extension
will be- ,touily opposed by the Ger.
man. who will resort t0 shylpck :
query. Is II ~ nominated Ia the
bond -
IN handling the Hun. il Is hest
30 deal m hard facts she harder
the better We suspect that a Ger
tain great American president who
died not many days ago would
have known how 10 hammer home
10 the Huns the fact that they
must pay until full atonrmcui j,
made This was Caesar; when
comes such auothrrl
Further ,vIdon,, of tho growing Do.
tur unrest that be- hlfI. 'us bH ut
tiuu ~ tlur Wi"H 10 IHria Goo utfH
IfH productive Iui'h uHff f tuuN CON.
DItiun. is the lu.r,ffi H..h, Iu ~rIt.
tl". declared today
We du not intend 20 IuIrs fhp mrr-
its 81 fho raufFutrrN. uut W., dn 'H.
HlHf that thD WHikout uf neatly .uuu
men at one timr. tHkru WIfu tho other
industrial troubles thH' wt hHF' been
having recently. is worthy uf prompt
attention hS 'hD i'ld,fa uf the ,uun-
tr
strIFcs are symptom uf some boz.
dusif,hl difoas, Tnn mru may r"
wrong Tho vupIuE.u| uHN h' nruuF
liut uIIrt diagnosis Iul ursHrr.p
uuu Hfr necessary
Co., IupnHfl iuru,ru. president of
Argentina vhu mans uf us have
Thought flNur,I HtrTtrf duruE uh'
wlr nrs h,yu r'pu.ui,d hN his uwH
party whi,h ula declared ihui ID
would assume uu responsibility fUr hi
acts
This action wiu h,Ip .rt Arr'utIn|
rlEHt BOD fhr eyes uf fhU entente NHrIiI
which hlr mur, uf Irs7 frlt thli th'
south American nations fiiiiGdu luf
inr the world conflict Wa mot salts
factory, especially sine" the LuNhur,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

day hy o. Roinburr The house
committee ON rules has not yet fin-
ishri its work and final organization
ct the huuse b. delayed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
Building Wall Around Bolshsvism
by Recognizing and Assisting
Outlying Governments Is Plan
That Finds Greatest Favor.
PEACE COUNCIL Is ALSO
DEBATING HUNS NEEDS
Food Situation and Raw Materials
May Be Sent to Enemy cOun-
tries in Limited Amounts; Un-
fair Competition Is Feared.

Paris. Jan 3f.-The supreme .
y councils afternoon session ia4i..f =
y from 3 o'clock 20 3 o'clock. =
The official statement regard =
y inN tho councils proceedings y
y states that NJ Scnvcniua gave an =
y the Information at his disposal =
= ON the Russian situation To the =
= council az the morning session =
Z ana that la the afternoon the dis =
. cusnion % the question was con- =
q tinucd. =
Great progress wna made tow =
y ard an agreement ana the state =
= ment says, ~ h hoped to formu- =
late concrete proposal tomor- =
. row. The council viii meet again =
y at ~ o'cihck tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21
10000 MEN STRIKE IN SEATTLE SHIPYARDS
MEN WALK OUT FOR
HIGHER PAY; MANY
SHOPS CLOSE DOWN

Workers Demand Basic Wage-scale of 81 an Hour
for Mechanics and $6 to 81 Day for Helpers and
Apprentices Mechanics Now Receiving 80 Cents
an Hour; Work in City's Shipyards and in
Scores of Contract and Machine Shops Is Halted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

Paris I'M, Nwcrlrau Bod Gross win
begin immediately ihr work NJ proyid-
Inr relief flr kusHinn prisoners in
GermbW who are said to number
about 100000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

NeW York, Jan. 2l.-copper and
iron nomlnaiiy unchanged. Lead un-
settled. spot and January offered nt
bsa3 speiter weak. East ~ Louis de
livery spot and January offered at 700.
~ London spot copper ~ si,i0s;
tin IN 2fe. IS. others unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-21

NFw MExEco WEATHER.
Tonight AMI "Wednesday fair. not
much change In Temperature.
Local. Maximum, ts; minimum. ";
range. -; ~ o'clock. sai nofih
wind. clear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-18

lump Of lead In the stomach and
to the sdvisabiiity OF starving. But
that 10 q wrong method. A better
and safer plan II 10 he regular at
meals, eat what 10 served or what
IL fastest. and follow tho meal with
Stusrfs Dyspepsia Tablet IL IN .
bad practice for most people to 70
against Nature by depriving the sys-
tenn OF what u must havc.--food. 20
keep going. Once you learn how you
may eat without stint or fear by
using stusrts Dyspepsia Tablets.
there 10 little likelihood OF your ever
or any other disloint-
ed and out-of-tnne company. Oct q
box of atuarts pynpe psia Tablets At
any drug store in the United states
and Canada and thus cat and be
merry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-18
UNWIND PLOT Of
CRAPO THRILLER

The story of the two io-gailon kegs
Of wrspo Ia slowing growing from .
short story into q novelette,.
First. tho two kegs OF the illegtu-
mate offspring Of the grape were
seized BY dry squad officers ut Raj
n,er ave. and Atlantic ST. late Tues
day night. and the four occupants OF
the car which carried the grape were
hailed into court. These men were
James A. Raymer. Walter Van
vaikenberg, wilfred Nodine and John
Barker. They were fined 500 each.
When they had pianked down the
century plants and started to leave
for their domiciies. they discovered
tina. they we're held for the federal
revenue collectors
Late "Wednesday night Michele
soconto and Tony pngcllo, alleged
20 he implicated In tho history Of the
two io-gaiion kegs Of grape. were ar
rested at sN2 Irving St, where airy
squad officers seized large stu ana
destroyed 80 gallons Of mash.
At the same time. IA the dry squad
arrived in Seattle with the two rris-
oners and the stu from Irving ST.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
John NJ. Rogers came In from Arletsa
with n large still alleged TO have been
operated by John Barker, one OF the
ouartette first arrested. The stu was
held In the federal building rs evi-
dcnce against Barker.
But anyway you take II, the plot
thickens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-18

A professor In France has invent
ed n device called the "xiuston
scales" which sounds an alarm when
IL passes over shells on battle
fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-18
Tschaikowsky
Masterpiece
on Program

A proernm ~ nm ,nfircly different
makeup from sny presented 40 far
this .snson ha. b.ep nelected by
conauc,or Ion, snarv,r for the
fourth svmnhonv concer, 10 b. given
Friaay nigh, n, Me.,y hau
IN. nroernm Features one OF the
most r.mayk,hl, ma.,.ruI.ees Of
nodern ,vmnhonic music - IN.
"pa,he,,o ey,nnhony " ,v Tschnikow
sky. Tbi. svmphonv was the last
orchestral wo,L from the men OF The
great Russisn comno..r ana liz first
performance N, ps,rogrnd. October
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