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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

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.ren babe id an MbeumatiSmus, Mea.
genbeiderbe1 nro gerhanungsiidlpa-.
de gelttten, breibt 8err Sofepb
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ffraiuter 1T ein altes, befarntes &ra1t-
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2ofalagenten qeliefert miro brett
aus benz 2aborntori1tm bon 81. Nse.:
ter SabrneD & Cons So. 2501 @aib-
ington BIb6., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Monfig1or s. Simmer iagte a1f Der
8ag1tng beg 8. Sc. 8. 5tnntsberban-
6es bon 8isconiir, onB ale bort nr1-
geregten 8eitfragen lett I'M 5emir1ar
at ct. Grnncis griin6li1 geIebrt
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Der 3entrolperein III 8ltfunf an BEN
ii11ngen 8rieitern quite BefIr1porter II.
Mitnrbeiter bnbett tpir1e11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.
Estate of George Green, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
Green, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested IN the granting Of adiminis-
tration of the estate Of said decedent.
The petition Of Louis Monthey hay-
ing been filed in this Court, represent
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26
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REPRESENTATIONS @hper1g fmea 't sa,a osf lor@sn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

j. B. HIMSL,
Probate Judge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
COUPLE HELD ON
MANN ACT CHARGE
l5-Year Old Girl Furn-
ishes Evidence Which
Leads to Arrests

As result Of the observations Of a
sharp-eyed prcorieto- OF a roomlng
house. .ian and a woman are this
afternoon bolng hfd al santo Do-
mingo until the government authori-
ties can arrest them on a charge Of
violating the Mann act.
The rooming house proprietor no
ticed the youthful appearance of a
girl who stayed at the rooming house
last pight and gave her name as Vio-
let Hudson. The man and woman
who are being held at Santa Domingo
registered as &c. Taylor ana wife' OF
California" The three came to Al
buquerque In motor car The Hud-
son girl, who gave her age as IS. In
a statement this morning to an oni-
Ger Of tho department OF Justice said
that the three had come here from
III Paso. where she had been em-
ployed In a hotel. She said that a.
various times on their way here she
had received money from men and
had given part OF u to the man and
woman who registered as &C. Hudson
and wife"
4 man in uniform ana wearing
cheyTons OF a rogimental sergeant
major. who gave his name as Jach
Evans, is being held with the Hudson
girl on a technical charge until more
Information can be obtained abou
HIM. Evans was In possession OF IN,
Hudson girls suit case when arrested
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
zoo INDIANS DEARM POSSE OF MOUNTED POLICE
Evening Herald Contest Closes
Tuesday Night

THE EVENING HERAI4Ds subscription contest which has
been running for the past eight weeks will close Tuesday
night December 80 o'clock Candidates in Albuquerque
and in nearby who competitors will have the min
Of clock Tuesday night deliver the office The
will end the minute shown by the ralds Western
Union clock
Promptly upon conclusion Of the contest and following the
official of the ballots by the judges who have consented
the Herald will present 10 the winners bort automobile
the first prize Chevrolet automobile the second prize and the
various cash prizes announced the opening of the
aud under the conditions then announced Bills Of sale fov the
automobiles will be handed the winners of the first and second
prizes respectively the bort automobile be delivered the
winner the White Garage Fourth and Copper and the
Chevrolet automobile be delivered by the Cooper Motor
lis sales 59 West Central The cash prizes will
be handed the winners in the form of Herald checks.
The judges who have consented oae the formal final
count of the ballots is folowsi
JUDGE NJ HICKEY, of the second Judicial district court
GUY ROGERS President of the First National Bank
JAMES HEANEY assistant yarmaster of the Santa Fe Ry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
FRANCE TOILET US.
BRING BODIES HOME
Approves Plan Though
There May Be Some
Delay in Work

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Removai
and shipment home OF bodies OF Am
erican HoldieFH hurled In those parts
OF France not In the old "xot i OF the
armies" which included all the battle
fields and advance areas. has been ap.
proved by the French minister OF the
interior. the war department was ad-
vised today by Brigadier General will
lam ID. Connor, commanding United
States troops in France. Pending the
grouping and Identification OF French
dead. the French government was un-
willing to- approve removal by the
Americans except In the rear areas
General Connor expressed tho be-
lief. however. that the French govern
ment soon would modify It's order.
which prohibits removal from the
army zone for three years
Bodies not to be returned to the
United States under the present policy
win be transferred from various small
cemeteries In parts OF France not In
the zone OF the armies and re-in-
TERED In the cemetery at suresnes.
on the outskirts OF Paris, the graves
registration service announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
16 Convicted of
Selling Goods to Huns
~ TaT aaeoelArrn paroa

MAYENCE. Dec. 27.- The trial of
II persons. army officers and civil
ians. In connection with the sale To
Germans Of gooos from the American
war stocks purchased by the govern
ment. ended yesterday win ,ie con-
viction Of all but one OF the prisoners
The accused included a captain. hrst
lieutenant. three second lieutenunis, a
gunner. two Germans who He'd rather
than face trial. and nine civilians, one
Of them an American named Lcp-
mann The court martial hearing the
case found all OF the accused guilty
with the exception OF one second leu
tenant who WINS acquitted.
t.epmHnn was sentenced TO two
ycurs' Imprisonment and was fined
8 zoo francs The officers who In civil
life were commercial men mad eacn
won distinction during the war, show %
ing. as the presiding officer OF the
court martial said. more bravery than
probity." They were condemned To
various terms of Imprisonment. rang
ing from two years 10 five months,
The civilians also received prison
sentencca of varying length with fines
OF from one to i've thousand francs,
The chief charge against the officers
wns that OF accepting commissions "a
allow cars Of goods TO pass through
To Germany. while the civilians were
charged with offering tho bribeH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
BELIEVES PERSH|NG
WILL Be CANDIDATE
Nebraska Booster Says
No Man Can Say Cen
eral Will Not Run

LINCOLN. Nebr.. Dec. 25.-Mark
W. Woods OF Lincoln. chairman OF
recently organized Nebraska Pershlng
for president committee. made a state
mcnt here today IN which be said that
me man has the right to say that
General Pershing VIII not pe a candi-
date for president"
The statement was In reply TO re-
marks recently attributed to Brigd-
dior General Charles q. Dawes. retired,
OF Chicago. in which the latter was
quoted ns saying that II was his belief
that General Pcrshing would not be a
candidate FOR the presidency
General Dawes did not sny that
General pershing would not accept the
nomination for president" Mr.. Woods
said. "Of course ne N not "A cundi-
date but when the republican conven-
tiou is held In Chicago next june the
people Of the United States will de-
mRnd that he be selected for the next
president The people will draf, him
because he In the best qualified man
Tor the position IN the country.
General I'ershing has never rcfus-
ed To serve the people In any capacity
ana when he learns that the people
really need han ~ their leader he viii
respond"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
DOTS and DASHES

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich.--County
authorities investigating the killing
last Wednesday OF J. Stanley Brown,
son of a wealthy Detroit manufactur-
cr. detained us material witnesses
Mrs. Ruth Provost Brown. widow ~
tho slain man, aud Lloyd Provost. her
cousin.
WASHINGTON.- Secretary Daniels
ordered the navy departments board
of awards rcconvened January 5th, to
revise the recent recommendation as
90 naval awards. which have been the
source of controversy brought TO n
head q few days ago by the refusal OF
Admiral Sims TO accept y distinguished
service medal.
CHiCOPEE, Mass.--Thirty five
deaths had resulted from the drink
ing Of liquor bought In Hartford,
Conn, and drunk In this city, Holy
oke and Hartford. Fourteen men and
one woman died In Chicopee during
Tho past 20 hours. Wood alcohol was
the base OF the liquor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
WARMING Is ISSUED
AGAINST DRINKING OF
HOME MADE LIQUOR.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2T.--Alarmed by
six deaths from wood alcohol In
4S hours. and the fact that more
than "A dozen persons are In a criti-
cal condition az their homes or In
hospitals ns result OF drinking
the drug. authorities issued new
warnings against the danger and
rcdoubled their efforts 90 stamp out
the evil.
An Of the Christmas victims OF
the poison drank home hrewed iia-
uor while celebrating the holiday
season.
Dr. John DIN Robertson IN n
statement said there was no known
antidote for wood alcohol poison-
ing and TINT persons who drink n
large quantity OF the drug are GER
tain either TO go blind or die.
The only thing to do Is to use
n stomach pump at once" Dr. Rob
ertson said. and In many cases
even this IN Intellectual The symp-
toms Of the poisoning are great cx-
citability. the kidneys are affected
and there IN severe pain In the
stomach. Kindness follows In most
cases and n the dose is large death
is certain TO result"
Coroner Hoffman said there have
been % deaths In Chicago from
drinking wood alcohol as "A bever-
age since July !.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Germans Object to
Allied Rail Demands

PARIS, Dee 25-ThC supreme
council today received information as
to the results OF the first meeting he
tween the German and allied military
experts regarding arrangements for
the execution OF the treaty OF Yer
hullles.
II appeared on she first exchange OF
views that the railroad material Of
frrcd by the Germans for the trans
portatiun Of allied troops TO districts
whure plotiscitcs are tu be held, was
considered insufficient By the allied
Representatives.
The report ON the negotiations with
the Germans over the troops transpor-
tntiou question WIS laid before the
council hy General Wcignnd The re-
port revealed that the Germans had
declared that because OF lack OF ma
teriul T. was impossible ~ supply the
six trains daily demanded by the al
lies. They made AN ouvr OF four
trains day Tor The time required.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Pershing Gets Degree
From Nebraska u.

LINCOLN. Nebr., Dec. 27.-General
John J. PershlnK today was welcomed
back to the University OF Nebraska,
where he obtained "a law degree and
was commandant OF the university
cadets In the early nineties.
Responding to an address by tAe
uniVefsity's chancellor. General Per-
Hhinp referred to his reception as the
highest honor that had come TO him. /"
and paid "a tribute to the part played
the world war.
II was learned here today that Cen
eral Pershtng has purchased the resi-
dcnce here where hia iO-year-old son
warren resides with the generals ss-
ters. Miss MAY PerahinE and Mrs. ~
NJ. Butler and that the general him
self intends TO make this city his home
WhOneVer he Fatiies from the army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27

WORCESTER. Mass. Dec. 27.-ln-
ternal roVcpue officers have started
IN Investigation OF report that whis-
key Is being smuggied into the United
In "A shipment recently received here
Officers say two bottles OF liquor We're
concealed In the center OF nearly ev-
cry bale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Woods Name to Be
on Nebraska Ticket

IINIVT.N. NVIr. Doc -I-""N vol.
eifi' petition asking that the name OF
General Leonard Wood be placed on
the republican ballot Tor the priib, RES
next April 20, when the voters Will
e. piuth their preference for pr"sidnn-
tiat nominees. was iilcd with the tcc-
rotary OF state here today.
Under Nebraska law. General Wood
will not have TO Tile any acceptance.
II was the first presidential petition 20
be nlcd In this state for the coming
campaign. Il WAS presented by Frank
T.. Corrick OF Lincoln, director Of a
Nebraska movement in Gene "A
WOODS behalf ana was signed by both
mon and women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
France Takes Steps
to Protect Art Works

PARIS, Dec. 27.--Ths recent fire
In the Old Royal Palace at Compiegne
has caused the department OF fine arts
to take precautions against further
fires or thefts in Frances state PAL
aces.
Many locks are being placed on the
doors of tho CompleEne palace.
Reservoirs and tanks have been
built on heights near the Versailles
palaces TO guard against fire.
New precautions against rohhery
have been taken az the Louvre since
the recent theft OF a necklace. The
interior courts will be kept lighted
continuously. Dogs Will be put iatl
service 20 accompany the guards IN
their tours Of inspection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
~ Dead at Hartford.

HARTFORD. Conn. Doc. ~ 1hir-
teen persons have died here from
what appeared 20 he wood alcohol pol
soning M I'll noon today. the list OF
ten last night being increased 10y thr'e
deaths reported this morning
Jacob Bronerwine, Frank Rose
saul Joseph aud Nathan Salsherg are
under arrest In connection with the
deaths. The first two named owned
saloons aud in them or from them
men now dead are alleged 10 have oh
taired liquor for their holiday merry
making. a..
Early this afternoon the death ~
for this city Springfield aud HolNoke
bnd risen 10 90 pnd 'hree '''0'@ w.
sons seriously IN in their homes hore
have been reported To- the pout"
There were two additional 'hicopee
deaths this morning
District Attorney Elv TODAY refused
10 accept hail Tor Alexander Perry
whose bonds were placed by the court
nt StO.0ub
Medical Typmircr Fletcher an
nounced that his examinations ma pc
fnr confirmed the belief that th'
deuths were due 10 wood nlcohn' an'
shat he would change his earlier de
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Boston onirinls on watch.

BOSTON. Dee % Every depart
ment OF the government will cooperate
In this great emergency In rounding
up the guilty" said Thomas J. Boyn.
ton, United States dist ct attorney to-
dng, IN commenting the reports
from Connecticut Nnlles cities of app
proNimately 50 deaths believed to Ice
due 10 drinking liquor with a wood al
cohnl base.
1t looks ~ Ii II would be case OF
state authorities but the Federal Eov-
ernment Will do It's share In placing
responsibility and preventing further
distribution aud manufacture OF the
deadly poison, wood alcohol sold in
the guisc of whisky" he declared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
NEGRO DIES AT i2s:
SERVED q GENERATIONS

PARKERsBuKG, W. Va, Dec.
27.-William Peyton. a negro, one
OF the Oldest men In the United
States died yesterday at Little
Hooking. Ohio. near Parkersburg.
at the age OF 1873 years.
As a slave and a freedman he
served one family through six gem
erations. Il IL said. Peyton was In
full possession OF his faculties until
within a few weeks OF his death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Allies Said to Plan
to Try Ex-Crown Prince
uY rHr asaoclATrp ruras

LONIVN, DOC .I,-FrcdcrlCk WIZ
liam. the former German crown
prince, Will be included In the list of
persons whose surrender or trial is
demanded by tho French, according
to an unofficial report Of recent
meeting between British law officials
and Edouard lgnace. French under
secretary for military justice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Mexico Has no Report
on u. S. Sailors Case

night that Il had no further advises
from Mazatlan. whore two American
sailors were recently imprisoned fol
lowing AN alleged attack upon Mex.
loan citizen. Formal representations
In the case have been sent To the for
eiFn office hy the United States gov
erumeut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Wooden Houses Raced
for Fuel in Petrograd

WASIIINUTON, Dec y ENir0m0
measures are being taken In Petro-
grad to meet the fuel fnmincs Ad-
vices to the state department today
said wooden houses la the city were
being iazod for fuel ana barges on the
river were being cut up.
According to the Pravda, published
az Pett grad. the number of employees
In the Ctty's facto.ieH has decreased 81
per cent In two years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
Rum Valued at
$4,000 Is Stolen

NEW YORK, Dec. e1.-Fourtecn
barrels OF rum, valued at $4,000,
were stolen from bonded warehouse
ON the lower West side over the
Christmas holiday. the police an
HUunced today The stolen stock,
carefully selected from among d,0o0
barrels Of liquor In the warehouse,
which was not under guard. was taken
away on motor truck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-27
CONGRESS TO
PROBE NAVAL
DECORATIONS
Announcement Follows
News of Revised Report
Made by Daniels

WAsHINGTON. Dec. 27.-The re-
yiaed report on naval decorations To
he made by the knight board after
"a survey OF all the facts probably VIII
be accepted, Secretary Daniels said
today. The secretary added that he
either would forward the ~eport TO
the president or act for the president
in accepting It.
Mr.. Daniels disclosed that he had
received letters from Admiral Henry
B. Wilson, commander OF the Atlantic
fleet, and formerly commander at
lsrest, and Rear Admiral Henry T.
Mayo, who commanded the Atlantic
fleet during the war. supporting the
position taken by Rear Admiral Sims
aud other officers with regard TO the
decorations. The letters called atten-
tlun to what the officers described as
certain inequalities In the published
list and recommended that a rU,iew
of particular cases be made.
Scope Of Report.
In revising the lists OF decorations
TO be awarded naval officers for their
services during the war. the Knight
board Daniels said today, Will be in
Ftructcd to follow in general the same
policy adopted by the secretary In re-
Vising the original lists.
Al the same time. MIR. Daniels said
the board would give fun c0nsidera-
tlOn 10 the view expressed by Rear
Admiral Sims and other high officials
who hR' Q objected to the manner in
which the decorations thus far an
nounced were awarded.
The secretary added that he hoped
the new recommendations of the
board could be approved by him with
out amendment. The revised report
either will be cent To- President wilson
for final action or acted upon by the
secretary on behalf OF the president.
Inquiry To bc Begun.
The whole subject OF naval docora-
tions viii be sNcstigated by u joint
senate aud house naval sub-commit'
tee when congress- rccunNenca. Repre-
sentative lufkin, republican, MaHsa-
chusetts said today, after conferrinl
with members OF tho senate nnNa
committee.
No resolution authorizing the In
Vcs,igatiun is necessary, Lufkin said
adding that Secretary Daniels, Rear
Admiral knight. Rear Admiral SIM
and other officers would be sum
mOned.