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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the cr rI,, Superior Court.
 STATE OF ARIZONA. " . /

w oA'A iAN l--SleTk' or tbe STATE OF ARIZONA, \. County of Mohave-ss.
 Before me J. T. Morgan Clerk of t,. superior Cohrt, in and for the So,nt,, aforesaid, this day personally annea asy rsy CHAS P. BLANTON, J. & wfTRREPsS1 and c. W. LYNCH, known to me to Ss the persons whose names are snbscr,S ca to the foregoing instrument ana ec- knoWiedged that they executed the san. TOT the purpose and consideration tbara in expressed. 'Nefe- Given und. my hand and seal tb,, lftn day of August, 1919. 'S SSeal) J. T. MORGAN Clerk of the Superior Court of ssid .4
 Mohave County. Filed in the office of the Arizona Cor- poration Commission this 15 dav nS Aug. A. D. 1919 at 200 P. M. at re. quest of CHAS. P. BLANTON whas. poStodIlce address is Oatman, Ariz. ARIZONA. CORPORATION COMMIs-
 By AMOS A. BETTs.
 Chairman, Flled and Recorded at Reouest o> Chas. P. Blanton, August ISfh H ISl9. at o'clock A. M. in Rool k =; Pages 372-373-374 Rsc. ords Of Mohave County, Arizona
 (Seal) l. R. BARTHOLOMEW.
 County Recorder.
 By MARN CARROW, First insertion Sept. 13. Last insertion Oct. IS.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27

Mo ,,, a., -'F''.s-,,-''''.-.. NI1' o.J, ch NaneS Residences. Ghas. P. Blanton, tOatman Ariz. ;. 5; Withers, Kingman, Arizona. U w. Lynch, Kingman, Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27

Dated September 18th, 1y1y. First insertion Sept. 20.
 Last insertion Oct. II,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-09-27
SUMMONS

O. T, WALNTN, DtCy. Kingman, Arizona, August 23, 1919.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
Captain Fiss Heard Again

captain e. K. Fiss, who is in charge
OF a company of soldiers at the Della
a. Ordnance Depot at Perkintown,
was granted an informal hearing be-
lore the Mayor and Council on We'd
nesday night in regard to one of his
soldiers having money taken from him
after being put in the lookup in an in
toxlcated condition by two officers
n not returned to him.
The Captain had his soldier with
nm and he was Intercepted by Re-
corder Duffy in order to learn his YER
sion OF the affair. 1t was learned that
his name is Fletcher Henning, that he
halls from Akron, Ohio, and that Cap
tam Fiss has known him since last
November. The young man said that
on the day he lost his money he left
the Government reservation and went
to Wilmington. He had about $500
IN his pocket. That on the way back
to Penns Grove on the ferryboat he
was asked by a stranger to have a
drink and he assented. That he took
two drinks with the stranger and that
they were the only drinks of LIQUOR he
had ever taken in his life. After leav-
ing the ferryboat he became "obfus-
Gated" and sort of lost his bearings.
lie walked two or three squares and
then fell down on the street in an I'M
conscious condition. In a short time
the officers picked him up and took
nm to the lookup where he counted
his money and gave it to them. Ac-
cording to his belief they have it yet.
The testimony of the officers and
/ nfh ne tr-oe %0 A. f1o4 I'LL IL ----
soldier was first noticed lying under a
fence on Pitman Street very drunk, in
fact unable to navigate. Two citizens,
noticing his condition picked him up
and carried him to the corner of Pit
man and Franklin Streets. He was
found there by the officers after they
had been notified and they took him
to the lookup and put him in a cell.
Two or three hours afterwards he was
taken back to the Camp by Captain
t1ss in an automobile.
1t wa the opinion of the Mayor and
Council after hearing both sides of the
story that they would not be war;
ranted in taking any action in the mat
ter. That the young man was in such
a condition when he arrived from Will
mington that he did not know just
what had happened during the time he
was away from the Camp. Anyone
could have relieved him of his money
without his being aware of it. 1t was
up to the young man or his sponsor to
take any further action in the matter.
Captain Fiss qualified some of the
statements he made last week. He
disclaimed any intention of casting re-
Elections upon the Borough of Penns
Grove, it's officers or people from his
own personal knowledge. He said he
simply told what he had heard about
them, and that it was of such a nature
that he was almost afraid to come to
Penns Grove after dark. He did not
state whether any further action
would be taken against the men who
were charged with taking the young
mans money. He did say, however,
he was not through with the Penns
Grove Record yet.
Notice
When the people hear of the editor
of the Record being courtmartialed
on the testimony of one drunken SOL
der and shot before breakfast, they
may know the cause for there being
no more Penns Grove Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
WHEN DO WE DIE?
NO LONGER A MYSTERY

Practically speaking, many people
actually begin to die years before
they cease to live. Many times you
see a comparatively young person
with shrunken features and pallor
that you might expect to find in a
hospital ward. That unfortunate per-
son is suffering from impoverished
blood and every vital organ of the
body begins to die the moment the
blood becomes impoverished.
DIR. CHASE'S BLOOD AND
NERVE TABLETS have been pre-
pared to feed the blood the elements
it lacks and feed it quickly. The
blood needs Iron. DR.. Chase's Blood
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28

Store Robbed

'roland's Department Store at Union
oorher was entered from the real
carry this Friday morning and a con-
siderable quantity of goods stolen, to-
gether with the contents of a cash
register. He was evidently a gentle
mar burglar" as he selected the finest
goods in the way of an outfit, includ-
ing everything from socks and under
wear to hat and shoes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28

+ r r
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
Awarded Medal of Honor

George w. Hollett, who married
Emily Cloud, of Penns Grove, and
worked on Carneys Point previous to
going in the spring of 1917 with the
British Chemical Company, Trenton,
Ontario, has been awarded the Medal
of the Order of the British Empire,
for services in connection with the
war. He has been with the Govern
ment plant at Nitro, w. Va, for near
ly a year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
Notice

When the people hear of the editor
of the Record being courtmartialed
on the testimony of one drunken SOL
der and shot before breakfast, they
may know the cause for there being
no more Penns Grove Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28

and Nerve Tablets contain Iron In
most active and condensed form,
so compounded with Nux vomica,
Gentian and other blood and nerve
builders, that it can be assirnilated or
absorbed directly. When in perfect
health the blood gradually draws
these elements from the food you
eat, but when the blood becomes i'm
poverished it must have more direct
nourishment.
You should weigh yourself before
taking DIR. CHASE'S BLOOD AND
NERVE TABLETS and note your
daily increasing weight. Price, sixty
cents; Special Strength (stronger
and more active), ninety cents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
= : + + + + +
+ NEW JERSEY ASKS
). DEATH FOR Trying
!. TO KILL PRESIDENT.

l. Trenton. Feb. 2l-As a restiit>
+ of the news from Boston, ASSEM-
+ blvman Moore of Mercer county
+ offered a concurrent resolution
+ in the house calling upon Con-
+ gress TO enact Il law providing
+ the death penalty for any person
+ or persons making an attempt
: on the life Of the President of
+ the United States.
= The resolution was adopted
+ without reference to committee
i, and was Immediately sent to the
+ senate for concurrence.
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-28
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and that is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
perfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which Is
an Unframed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system. - a.
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Druggists. 75c.
+. J.. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
Nmsrifas arirasfOiteu.

Noh 9etnnntgobe ser Itatiltiiden
abteiIung oes arieesOeportments be-
tragen Oie3rieasfoltcn DER Der Stoa.
ten bis 30. ApriI 1919 iddbungs.
weiIc 81 100000 900 Dollars. 3Iuei.
0rittel 0noon. runo $4,000. 000,0 900
Dollar, limo mmitteIbare Ausga.
ben Oes aricgs . Departments. mie
nmtIid befannt eegcben muroe. Die
InIeibcn on Die Aaiierten iino niht
eingeidIoiien. Die @eiommt5iffer
limo Die Mebroussnben geeeniiber
Dem 9etroge, Den ole 3egierungsnus
ausgobe min oerielben 3eit unter
5rieoens5uitGnoen betroeeu baben
miiroe. als 9aiis lino oie Sd1eun.
gen iiber Ole 4usgaben in Den Sab
rem 1912 bis 1916 0uerimoe gelegt
mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
@ale @aQ.

@em cs Dem Better oes 8aibing-
toner Geams ni6t balO gelinet, einen
8pieIer fiir ons 9llBenfeIO, ser 8ll-
eleiA bic 5abigfeit bat, Den Sal 81
~treffen uno auf iihcrem Eerritorium
lanOen 81 laiien, 6u finOerL mo Ole
onocrenG pieIer nidt balo ibre Greff-
liderbeit erbeilern, Damn iiebt es fiir
unier Seam reAt traurid) aus. &os
Den ie6S Spleen, Die le lebte $50
he BON Sonntag 8u Somtag geipielt
baden, limo iinf Derloren gegangen
10 ooB li6 ibre @eminne uno @erllt-
ite folgenoermaBen iteaen: 9emonnen
8, Derloren 13, Oas gibt einen Dur6.
lAnitt BON 1871. 0amit limo 1ie UNI
fer Sen aht Geams atf Den iiebenten
Blas gefommen. SraArig, a6er nabr
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
GOmcurOia @cmeinOe
90. llno IS Ctr. g. @.

GS ioa hermit nod einmol 0oroltf
%bin9eluieien meroen Dab i'll Serbin-
Dung nit Dem @%ottesoienlt am Stint
meliobrtstoge, abenos nm s llbr,
aud sic Yriiiung Der &oniirmanoen
Itottfinoen miro. Die confirmation
lelbit miro 9fingitionntog, Oen Stem
sunni erfolgen. Sic fdat 5mar ionit
niht olf einen ser &oltpt Seittage
ser driltliden Stride, nno es m1re
Oielleiht notiirli6er gepeien, tie an
Sonntag Dor Iiingiten ab5ubaltem
ober es lit mabriheinli6, Dab SEER
9oitor0ienSel. Der ollgenblidli6 nod
i'll &onouros meilt, bis Efingiten 81.
riff lit. mo Damn Ole beilige Sano.
lung. ielblt ooll5ieben fam. 9os Mir
oc geiuiB Den &in0ern uno Dem Seel.
ioracr icIbit picI 6reuoe bereiten.
Anl6lieBeno al Die 6eier erfolgt
9lasteiIune oeS @eili9eu 9lbenomabI,
mo5u Damn and oie Nel-aonfirmier.
ten ber3lid eingelaocn iino.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
Gum Mlaienfeit!

Qiebes S%ournaIl
Sn Der An5eige iiber 0as Moien.
ooer @ortenfelt am Sonntoq, Oen 1.
SUM- i'm 9eutlhen @oiienbaus, bait
Oh ah oaS 8rotuuritgIodlein err
mGbnt. 9tber mas mGre ein Brat
.Wuritglodlein obne 8oitbratmiirite?
Drum lett am Sonntog mi're @Git
IS giebt gar3 feline HOitbratluOrit
AuSAntbs mnO SOfflers SattOri,
9ie Semmel bon WeinbergS 8Gderi,
6rau 8alt6er unO Ger DitteS, sic
bei0en
0ie mer0en oaS 9rotmlrItgl0dlein
leiten
Sabt ibr perlpeiit ein OubenO 8urit
Damn tilt. beim o9biIipp" Guren
OurIt;
SEER Yreil mo ieine Sinoerlein
Gu6 nod b~elonoers elm
9Sbr meroet 10 niel S6pnes leb'n
Dab Sbr pergeBt nod Sous gu geb'n.
g. 80.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
Aus Oeu16cn &ir6en.
ct. Maricm. Stride.
Ste NIB q ctr. WV.

CUR ireunolihen 9eadtling mod.
te Id nod einniul empieblenJ ooB am
Wittpoh, Sen A. SUM-, obenos nm
Z llbr, Der 6roil, -0erein iein iGbrli.
DIES Gr0beerfeit obboIten miro. Den
meilten 6reunoen Der @emeitoe mer.
Den ia mobI @intrittSforten siiae.
ihidt poroen iein. Solte jeood) ie.
monO 3ufGHig pergeiien ooer Der
Brief uertebrt ooreiliert moroen fem,
10 lit er aber OeSbolb niht meniger
ber3Iid) eingeloocn. M0dten bod
ale redJt treliIih mitbelieM OieIenl
Set 81 einem groBen Grfolg 81 Der
belien.
9m porigen Sonntag, Den %.
Mai, mar Oie 5eier Der eriten FL.
aommuniou ser &inoer. &llr5 Dor
Der 8 llbr Wteiie muroeu ole ainoer
pro0eiiionspeiie in ole Stride ge-
fiibrt. Sier berrihteten Tie gemeil.
idaftlih m1breno ser bl. Meiie sic
Torbereitungsgebete. 9ei Der Som.
munion muroen lie feierli6lt gum
@auptoltnr begleitet. 100 lie baum
gum erlten 0iol ibren lieben @eiIono
uater B~rooSgeitolt empimgen. 9tod)
8errihtiing Der gemeiulhaftliden
9onfIagungsgebete uno einigen lido
men Sieoern murOen lie Damn mieoer
olr Sdule 3uriidgefiibrt.
Im Hadmittog nm 4 llbr mar
SeSper, oorouf feierlihe Grneue-
rung ser GaufgeliibOe Scr Sinner, sic
4ufnobme in oie Sfopulier @rii0cr-
ihaift, furac Moionooht uno iofro-
mentoler Segcn.
4nt 0onnerstog, ben 80. Wtai, mar
Gbrilti Simuiclfa.rt, Elm gebotener
6eiertae. lleberih0n pnr ole Wfoi.
&ro5eilion an porIebten Somntog.
SerrliheS @etter b~cgiinitigte oic
6ebre Geicr.
Die Mit9lieocr Ser Slngfroren.
Sooalit1t geben on Sonntug, Den
I. Suni, bel Der 7 llbr Meile genlein.
lhaftlih 5ur ri. &omnnlnion. SIRE
&eriammIung boben iie an ben Mitt.
nod Aben0en bis 5u Mitte SSuni,
Ipopn bic CONNER llnterbredung
bcaimlt.
Am 0ienstag-mdr cos @egrdbnis
Der Oeritorbpncu 1r1u 9leranoer
G6ert, ole friib am Somtng Morgen
oas 3eitlide nah flr5er &ronfbeit
iegnete. 9lod Dem ieierli1en SIC.
quien oos ser bo6m. @err 8forrer
bielt. mar sic 9eitattrng ollf Dem
Ct. Marienfir6boffe an Ser Scite
ibres ueritorbencn @atten 9Ieron.
Der @6ert, Der ibr einioe Gage mebr
|olS flint Sabre i'm 3ooe Doronqing.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
O6iO pirO trOdtn.

0bgIeid oie Stoats 9robibition
in Ohio crit am Oienstag in @iItig.
felt tritt, muroe bod DER Staut i'm
olleemeinen nit Iitternaht am
Samstng otroden~. Weit Samstog
lief oos 2i5cn5 Snbr ob. uno bon oen
$500 @irtidoit<i inn Stoote boben
nur 1865 Sie @ebiibr BON $305 be.
5obIt, oie ibnen geitottet, nod om
Montag ibre 2ofoIc often 81 baIten.
Gin GROCER Cell Der jebigen g8irt.
idofteg miro fiinftig in Der 5orm
bon &citouronts o0er .~oIfoboIfret
Ell" Ausidonfen meiterbeIteben.
0fit ser S6lieBung Der @irtihof.
ten gebt aud Ger permutIih graBte
aSaloon" DER @eIt in Bridgeport,
8, elmer mir ourd oeu Ohio bon
g2beeIing, 8. go. eetrennten Ort
idoft BON 1900 Gimuobncrn elm.
0ieier HIab. Ger bon II 9ortenoerS
mo IngelteIlten beoient miro. bot
Bars in Der @eiaGmtl1nge bon PIG
SuB; iein cages. llmiab betrrg in
Den lebten puar Sabren runo $4,000;
Oers 9eiiber. ser 3%6.idbrige Sam
llugcrIeioer, ser onaibt. IeIbit nod
nie geruuht ooer geiitige @etr1nfe
genoiien 81 boben. ih1tt. oob lett
Dem Sabre 1919 in ieinem YIas
tdglih i'm 0urdihnitt 10000 &c.
trdnfc olis9eideiift mur0cn. Ser 9e.
IiBer int iih etluos oorouf 3uqutc.
Dab cr ME einen Streit in ieinem
gebabt babe. unO ME @etr1nfe
on @etrunfene ooer Minoerj6brige
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
@artrnfeit in &aiieu1aus.

toe nod elm onoerer ansiebuugs.
gruno Dor: Die 8elte ionit i'm @ai.
IenbouS wnren oorauf 5ugeidnitten
uuO muBten es iein. @eIo al MAIDEN,
ocnn @eIo muBte ons 8oiienbous
bnbcn, moate Is feline bumanitdre
yuigobe ourhfiibren. Das miro
0icSmoI niht Der SAL iein; oiesmol
ioa oos Set gang uno gar Dem Ber-
gnilgen gemiomet lein uuO Ole @ele.
genbeit bicten, ooB lid olte Sreunoe
nal mieOcr treffen uno lid eeqenlei.
tig oos Ser3 ousihitten fonnen.
Won Iollte oaber annebmelL ooB iid)
menige nur Die @elegenbeit cntgeben
loIlen meroens un0 Oos aomite ooer
Die 8eomten oes @oiienboules. boz.
fen 6iluerlihtlidL ooB Der 8eiud Elm
iibcrnus roger lein miro. Die 90
role lit oIio fir ben nGd)lten Conn.
toa: Auf noh Dem @oiienbousl
DDS 5llr Iuffiibrung fommenoe
Troaramm bringen mir no6ltebeno
gum Aborud:
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
@criammlnnaen III Der fommen6en
MaGle:

90 ontag;
o@crein @apcrn~; in 922 go
9lpcnuc N.@.
Sid GeIicf"; in 314 6 StraBe
Norbiuclt.
0ienstog:
.G9maben -&erein@ in 314 6 Str
0pr0melt.
.@qlbington Mebger llntcrItilb'
uneS-@ erein" in 922 Ha. glue N.-@
i. n%Aruiiniu8 2oge NQ. 20 6.I@
81; i'm Seem Malonic Gcmpcl, 13t(
mo Seem Yorf 9lpe.
.llnteritiiblngSbuno, 0iltrift geo
40; in 500 4a. pclltc N.@.
Mittmud:
@Gder llnteritiibung8.@erei in
203 8. ctr. 90.
9pnnerstag:
.@ermanio MGnnerAor"; IN ops
ga. gbenlle Noroiuelt.
n@lattocltiAcr Screen; in 81
6 StruBe ~gforomclt.
Sreita9:
nEroipect Sill getaeterD~;; IN $40.
B22 9te 5traBe @oroweit.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
S6idt feline 9e6ensmittel mad
NentidlnnN.

Die Observation-Disclosures
ugSelfare COMMITTEE for @riloners Of
8ar", "a Nortb Moore.Str. SEEM
:Oorf, g, Y, bat our6 ole 0tem Yorf
uGffice Of tbe 9lmerican &elief DO
m~iniitratiop" auf lire Anfrage beim
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soober be-
5iigli6 &erlano BON Nabrllngsmit-
telpafeten nud 0eutidlano ourh
8ripatIeute folgenoe 9lntport erbal-
ten:
nSer 2e6ensm ittelOcriGnO 0mrdj
Hafete lit nnblOs. Nidt MIR, iueil
Die Nrt mnO @eiie elmer iOlden Ser
iOr9mng aaRerseiuD6nli6. nnlpirflam
lit, iOnOern lueil jeOes Yafet Del iei-
ner Nnfnnit in europa ge6ifnet mno
iein Snbalt gepriift iuirO.. Sei Der
lleberbirOmne bon Irbeit, inter luel=
der Die DerbinOetem Crganiiatiunen
IeiSen, lit es einfadj Elm Ding Der
lInm6slidfeit, Oas n0tise YeriOmal
eur &eriisnHg at i%tellen, nm bieie
Nrbeli OerriGteM sM laIieu.~
IS lit alio niht m6gli6, olrrd
8ripotperiano &ermanoten in Der
ulten &eimat un0 Oeiterreid Sc
bensmittel aufommen 81 laiien. So
baI0 iid sober Die @erbdltniiie dnoern
lno Der Serlano 8ulailie lit, miro al
oielcr Stele Oorallf aufmerfiam ge-
madt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
0as @inSerarbeitsaeIeb.

0os 9unoesobcrQeridt miro iiber
Die &crioiiungsmdBigfeit Ser Sim
oerarbeits 9lmiiel oes &riegslteu-
craeieBes entideioen miiIien. am
SamStag 1T 5eim oberiten @erihts-
bof oeS 2onoes gegen ole bon Bum
oesgeri6ten in Nortb Carolina abee-
gebenen @ntideioune 8eriiiuna elm
aeleet moroen, Dab Ole betreffenoe
&loulel perfoiiunespiOrig iei. Die.
Ielbe belegt Irooufte Ser 9inoerar.
belt nit elmer Sonocriteuer BON 10
Tro5ent.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
gsrfaEunss g-msnOoments.

aui Griu6en BON Sacob 2. GoreB.
6iibrer bon ~Gorep's armee~, reihte
Senator Yomerene, Gem, bon Ohio
i'm Senot cine Reiolution elm. meIde
elm 8erfaiiungs Amenoement Dor
idI6gt, OobinaebenO. Dab iiber Der.
foiiungs 4menoemenis llrabitim.
mungen porgenommen meroen mil.
len
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
Mnffa6runq in 9entid.

Ser SimmeI artf GrOen" elm
oellti6es 2ultipiel muroe in giem
Dort am 5reitag 4beno gegeben
mo 3mar obne &ubeltorungen. I'm
bon porneberein allem Oor5ubeugen
moren $50 Yoli3iiten berange8ogen
mofoen. Sn Dem Sbeatef maren
800 8eiuder uno oles perlief in
better Sr0nnn9.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
&leineS taOtnCMigtcitcn

Die 9robibitionilten boben mie-
Der etmas 81 tun. Die gmpfeblung
Oes 8rGIi0enten. Den Yann uuf Bier
uno leihte 8eine dui5ubeben, bat lie
reht unnngenebm beriibrt. Sect 9ibt
es mieoer Geriommlitngen auf Ser
lammllngen, in 0enen gegen Die
Mufbebung geIproden miro, unO Der
&ongreB miro nit Eetitionen bonn
j bar0iert niht aaein Oen Yann be-
Iteben al laiien, lonOern @eiebe our
\@r5mingung oeIielben 81 erlallen.
@iuiam Sennings 8rpan lit mieoer
IN ieinem 6abrmoiier.
-Qas Bureau iiir 8innenlteuer
LENT ole 4ufmerflomfeit Der giir'
qer auf oic Gatiube, Dab Die olpeite
Rote Der @infommeniterler nm 10.
SUM fGaig miro. ga Oieier Gag aui
einen Sonntag f6at, 10 fonnen Oieie
Gteuern audi am 16. be3ublt Deroen
obne Dem Steuer3abler cine Strafe
ouf5uerlegen,
-Oie @erfiigung liniere8 Yoli3ei-
Iuperinten0enten, ooS u%nlinnige
Sdneafabren Der Autos e%in5u0Gm-
men, miro gemiB BON allen 8iirgern
nit 6reu0en begriiBt mer0en. Die
&erIe ioQten gebenft meroerL oenn
nm Elm paar Wtinuten 3eit 81 erlpa=
rem, Gilt ibnen 9eben unO @eiunobeit
ibrer Wtitmeniden ni6tS. Die go
li5eiregulution for0ert %beIonoers
5aB Die 6abrt an oen StraBenfrep
3angen perlangionit meroen loa, uno
geraoe oagegen miro anlS meiiten ge-
1iin0igt. llnfale fommen ta9li6
Dor, 10 audi mieoer IN leBter Wo6e,
BON 0enen einer einen totlihen Mlls-
gang nobm.
Oas SenatSfomite fiir ben
0iltrift 1T eoGitdnoie; es iebt iidl
aug iuIgcloen Senatoren 3niummeu
Sbermait bon SllinoiS, 0iaingbam
bon @crmont, Sole8 bon @aibing
ton, CALDER BON 9tem Norf, 9teip bon
1Sn0iana, 8aa BON 9elapure, Gap
per BON .aonias, GlfinS bon @eit
@irginia, Smith BON WurplanO,
95omcrctcc bon Ohio, Ybelan bon
California, Sing bon lltab, Sbep-
parO BON Geras uln Diol BON South
Carolina. 6reuen mir luls, oaB mir
5mei 10 in scr @olle gefGrbte @robi
b~itioniiten mic 0ie Senatoren SoneS
unD SbepparO al Dem &on1ite ba=
ben.
Nuf Ser Nusitelung, oie oas
department Of tbe Snterior Derun-
Italtet, muroen S6ulfiuOer gelpogen
ulo 0ieies 8iegen bal Elm boles Sic
IuItat ereeben. 0tan bat gefunOerL
0aB bon je orei gepogenen &inoern
3nei untererndbrt maren, oaS iino
traurige 9luSii6ten fir Die 3ufnnft,
Oenll llnterernabrung III Der &ino-
belt perIpriAt menig Siherbeit mir
Gcirmobeit in ipdterem 2%ebenSolter-
0b rnlere iamoien 2ebensmlttelprel-
ie etpos oamit au III nbaben? User
meib? Scr llnterridtsfommiilar
Clarion iugt ~aaeroings nein, er liebt
oen @runo in elmer fali6en Gr5ieb-
una. Qariiber fam man inoellen
periGieoener Wieinung iein. gteben-
Del geiagt, baB lolhe 3ultdnoe be-
Itanoen. 8eigte lid idon bel Der slllS-
bcbullg. 9a mar elm 9rittel Der @e-
ltelunespfli6ti9en nidt g%eeignet, ms
GcIo 81 0ieben.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
go. no es&As struks a..@


a~beeee6en mor0eu ieien.
llngerleioer lit nebenbei Banter,
6nbrifnnt BETTER BON 9ergtuerfen
uno OeIJuellen. BETTER eines Sotets
no 9i5eprdiioent elmer StraBcnbobn.
@eielihofft in Columbus, 8.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
Gum 9lusi6neioeu.
AbfnO i'm 9Mai.

Cine bi6te @oIfenpaIe
llno binter ibr ole Come, =
Die pirft iiber sic aopfe Der 8olfen binpeg
Sbre li1tDoqen Strablen nit 8onne
9om feiniten Solo ino ibre 8abIloIen Spcere,
Sui, nie orrdb Die 2itfte le fliegen!
0ort oriben I'M @oloe iisen tnuIenoe felt
0n Den 3lueigen ole I'M gSin0e Itd) mieqen.
llnO %tauienoe fielen berab in cen Stub
limo la1en iib idallfeln BON g4ellen,
Gos SluBbett iiebt aus ipie elm Wfeer BON @olo
@om Narf al bis al oen 6Gaeu.
ltuO an 0cl Seiten Ger SGuier bIiebe1 tanienoe lteden,
&ie ie ole bIibeu uno blinfen!
Is Oh Die gl1tter lebenoig gclporoen:
Sebt we i'm @oloe ie minten!
lln0 oroben 0as ~gepaltige gSolfenmeer
81. gang bonn @lan3 ~iibergoien,
@ls Oh sic Sonne Millionen Speere
@on @ol6 iiber Ie bat geidoiienl
SeIbit SdppalbeM Die IN oen 2iften BORT iduirren
@ur0en bon Den Speereu ~getroffen;
Sic iinfcn nidt 3ur Groe berab,
Sro6lid ouitidern ie oas 2ieo inns BON Soften.
Sonnc, pcnn on es DermagIt
9aS 9mlfel i'm Nu megolraifen:
Nie Diel mebr fam ni1t Der almGdtige Soft.
Der Did in einen &Sinf bat scibaffenl
-YalI i. atuseer.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30

@as an Madridtcm bis WittiuOh
Mittag i'm 8nrean Oes o@aibinstou
SomrnalS" lit, fam in Ser an folseu.
Sen Sreitag eribeiuenOeu drummer
geSrrft iuerOeH.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30
a6@in aeiudlt.

@fdoden oOer Srou miro Ns SEQ
din IN ben Stltnoen bon 10 bis 6
ubr gelltht. 3u erfragen i'll Der Gr.
petition TO Ste Str, M.@.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-30

0ertldes MGoden iuht Stclllme
ais SousbaIterin. Oiiertcn ienoe
man inter $500 al Die Grpeoition
oieicr 3eituug.