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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-23

Continuity OF Service was decided
upon as the Jewish Welfare Boards
program. Workers are now placed
above every transport bringing home
the men to conduct religious services
for Jewish soldiers arrange enter-
tainmcnts and dispense advice and
good cheer. Jewish Welfare workers
meet the boats. at the pier. are with
the returning soldier ut the deharka-
tion camp, and are waiting for him
in the rehabilitation camp. Educa-
tional work-a night school for ne
groe,L an agricultural college. brsi-
ness courses and vocational classes
are part of the program. Groups of
entertainers are sent from camp 10
camp. for wholesome recreation is rec
.gnized as construction necessity.
Men are given advice ana assistance
In matters of discharge and re-emplOy-
mcnt. Welfare workers visit hospitals
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-23
AMER1cANIsM

A flag raised over the jamestown
'vorsted mills was made of wool from
American sheep
Sorted by an American born.
Carded by an Italian born.
Spun by Il Swedish born.
Warped by German born.
Dressed by an English born.
Woven by n Belgian horn.
Supervised by French born.
Inspected by an American born.
Secured by an Albanian born.
Dyed by Turkish born.
Examined by an Irish born.
Pressed by Polish born.
Americans all.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-23
DR.. VIM. S. Friedman to
Receives $40, 900 Salary
CONGREGATION EMANUEL RE-
WARDS IT'S RABBI FOR THIR.
TY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SER
VICE.

Dr. Vim. $. Friedman received the
tangible appreciation of his congrega-
iiOn Sunday evening, when at the an
nual meeting his salary was increased
from $500 to $4,000.
The reports of the officers proved
the flourishing condition of its af-
fairs. The president, Mr.. Henry
Frankie. in his report showed the
growth of the Congregation during
the past year, its increase in mem
bcrship and usefulness, and recon-
niended that the rabbi receive the in
crease in salary, which recommends
lion was enthusiastically adopted.
Dr. Friedman in his report touched
briefly on the changes that had Oc-
Cured in the congregation during the
thirty years of his ministry here. How
it had grown from Il small congregn-
ton to one numbering 1.5OO souls. He
gave Il detailed report of the work OF
the religious school, the Junior Con-
gregation, of the Louise Lehman IL
brary, urging an increased use OF Its
books. and spoke of The Temple"
tile congregations monthly magazine
He also gave report of services
in the Temple, and the patriotic SER
vices the congregation had rendered /;
in the Red Cross work, Liberty Loan.
rnd United War Work Campaign for
the Jewish Sufferers. Syrian and Ar
Inenian Relief. and all campaigns for
the relief of those stricken during the
war. lie told of the 100 boys of the
Congregation who were III service and
that not one of them had been lost.
In addition to his ministerial du-
lies Dr. Friedman has always been
active in communal. philantrOpic and
patriotic endeavOrs. Since the begin
ming of the war lie has been in great
demand as speaker, having toured the
camps to address the buys and also
,uany stntcs in the interest of the Lib
Grty Loans.
DR. Friedman is president of the
Roard of Managers of the National
Jewish Hospital for Consumptives,
which was established thru his en-
dcavOrs for the relief of the suffer
ing. He is also member of the
state Board of Charities and COrrec-
tons holding office until 1925, by u
recent appointment of Governor, Shoup.
He has been IL member of the library
commission of the city since, 1,NG
one of the vice presidents of the Big
Brother movement and of the Hospital
Saturday and Sunday association:
The following officers We're elected
for the coming year: Henry Frankie.
president: DIR. Robert Levy, vice pres
ident; Samuel +. Kohn, treasurer ;
Joseph II. Harrison, secretary; Sam
uel Il. Zwetow, financial secretary.
I;oard of trustees; Samuel Barets.
Marcus d. Barnett, BerthOl Flcsher.
Leopold II. Guldman and Max Neu-
steter.
The teachers of the religious school
are the Misses R0senthal, Elizabeth
Levy. Elsie Mayer, Amy Peyser, Bcr..
nice Guggenheim, Jessie Finesllver.
Libbie Klein and the Mesdnmes Nor
ris Cohen and Henry J. Schwartz. jr..
and Mr.. William Blumenthal, Miss
F'rieda Ehrlich librarian, and Miss
Loretta Chisdes, organist.
Ex-senator Simoni Guggenheim. n
former member of the board OF Temple
Emanuel. sent donation of $1,000 to
the congregation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-23

our efforts are received at that post.
At the Recuperation Camp, plans
are now under way for weekly enter
tainmcnts. the first of which was held
very recently, in the presence of over
700 patients. corps men, officers, Red
Cross nurses and workers stationed at
the hospital. Refreshments We're like
wise distributed Attached hereto is
n letter from the Red Cross, which
will indicate in a very small measure
how they have appreciated our work.
Owing to the distance of the Fort
Lyons Naval hospital, we have not,
Us vet. been able to give entertain
nents there. but have allowed such
sums of money as have been request
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-04-23

cnsions. by many soldiers who have
said that it is this sort of thing that
keeps their minds thinking. in the
right channels constantly. keeps their
spirits mt the best, and makes what
Otherwise might be mOnOtonolis eX-
stcncc. one of pleasure and satisfac-
tion.
Religious.
We have directed special efforts
from time to time along religious and
spiritual lines, knowing that this is
un intrinsic part of the soldiers we'll
icing; therefore, we have conducted
weekly religious Services at the Re-
cuperatiOn Camp. on Sunday Hftrr-
noon. under the auspices of the lead
ing rabbis of this city. On the special
holidays, appropriate services were
held On Purim, for instance, the
usual gifts were distributed, to all the
above mentioned posts, both by the
Welfare Board and affiliated organi-
cations. During the Passover Season,
800 pounds of matzos were distribute
I'd, not only to the Jewish men, but
to the non-Jcwish, as well. Likewise,
wherever there was request, man
was placed i'm u Jewish home for the
holidays. and the response of the good
people of our city to accommodate the
men in service has been very generous,
indeed.
Personal Service.
Under this caption come multi
tude of activities. and it is here where
the actual, personal contact with the
men is noted. There are, a thousand
and one different requests that man
in service has to make for accommo-
dutions, to which the Welfare Board
has always lent willing ear; such
specific instances as the following: ::
Furnishing necessaries: several times,
at the RecuperatiOn Camp. bed-ridden
men have made requests for personal
articles. such as toothpaste, shaving
sets, pillows, and other comforts,
W IuNC DCNh suppiiSu iihA
mediately; flags have been presented
to the wards newspapers to the read
ing-roOm writing material; station
cry, envelopes have been distributed.
A reading-room was established in the
downtown district, at 311 Mining EX-
change Building, where the leading
Jewish periOlicalS thluOut the cOlln-
try are on file. Books, Bibles, scrip
tural readings, calendars and song
books have been distributed at all the
posts, entirely gratis. Employment
has been secured for q large number
of men, and it is interesting to note
| that q majority of these are non
Jewish, who were referred locally
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28

Bangor business man, that they are
making alcohol right here in Bangor?
Well, they arc. and turning aout quite
bit Of alcohol too"
II IS not long ago that private still
was raidcd in the suburbs of Bangor
and eight gallons Of corn whisky seized,
and it is well known that for many years
whisky has been distilled in the wilds
OF llscataquis county and sold right at
home at 4 high profit \ woods operator
in Bangor the other day told OF loggers
making alcohol everywhere, with all
kinds pf crude apparatus 4 Bangor
cigar maker is said 10 have contrlved
an apparatus for distilling alcohol that
can be carried IN bis hat
In the town Of Iivermorc a few days
ago the sheriff of Androscopgin dis
covered whisky still in full operation
and arrested tie proprietor, who was
just about to market a jug Of the home
product
Whisky Of the BoIshevik brand is
quoted on tie curb in rangor at 81 a
half pint, 81 50 a pint and So a quart ];
fair to medium, 81 and dlinkahle, with
out she'll shock, s. to $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
HUNS SHOWING TEETH;
FEEL STRONGER NOW
Paris Papers See in Resignation of
General Winterfeldt Initiative
of Strong Reaction.

Amsterdam, Jan. 2s.-Gcn ID. Won
Wlnterfcldt IN announcing his resignation
from the ArmstiCe Commission, accord
ing to an OF cal German announcement,
said Marshal FoCh's demand for an cV-
tension of the bridcchcad SIN miles east of
StrasbOurg constituted distrust of the
commissions laborS.
Paris, Jan 2S-lt appears from ac-
counts received here that the resignation
Of Grn ~. won Nmtcrfcldt as member
ot the German Armisticc Commission
WAS handed IN because. the General sand.
hls dignity and that Of his country had
hecn offended Commenting on this the
Paris newspapers characterized the re-
ignation as part OF a plan for reactIonary
campaign.
They point out the German wireless
service gives what they characterize rs
an extremely nSldIous account ot the
incident. indicating that the new Berlin
government feels itself strengthened since
the National Assembly election and the
crushing Of the SpartacanS and again
feels free 10 use naughty language.
The warm approval of Gen. Winter
fcldt action expressed hy the Berlin
press. is Indicated as another OF the nu-
mcruus symptoms of the revival OF the
German impcrIAlIstIc spirit which may be
found in some degree IN everything COM
ing out oi Germany, the Paris newspapers
contend. and IN this connection they
alludc "a the recent declaration Of Count
Won Brockdorif -Rantzau, the Foreign
Secretary. A. hclng similar IN tone to that
of Gen. Won Nintcrfcldt
Germany likewise, II is added, is on
dcavorinc "a make point Of the slight
cst sign oi dIscord among the Allies, for
instance rs regards the league Of nations
and attempts ~ rcprcscn, President VII
son and Premier Clcmcnccau as opposing
each other
All the newspapers declare that the
Allcs VIII have 10 watch closely the
efforts oi conquered Germany 70 rise
again, one Of the commentators declaring
The recently humble are again ready to
become arrogant
Tho Echo de- Paris saws that the Ger
man government docs not intend TO take
part in the Peace Conference rs a con-
qucrcd nation. but as a vcrltahr Power,
and hat il is with this purpose that the
German government realizing itself strong
n supported ~ home IS preparing itself
for representation in the Paris conference
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
WEDDING RING STIRS GREELEY.
Three Fingered Man Finds IL in Un-
used Stall OF Glove.

Greeley, Col, Jan. 2S.--ilcnry Heck
man purchased a pair of gloves at local
clothing store recently and a few days
later returned To the store and handed the
proprietor wedding ring engraved
George 10 Rose, I2-4 '0G' in the inside.
Hickman has lost the third finger OF
his left hand. and il was IN the empty
glove finger that he found tho ring after
wearing the gloves for "A few days. The
mystery of the golden circlct IS beyond
the detective power of the clothing store
force their only conjecture being that some
fond hus and named George had been
irving on the gloves and pulling them oil
let the ring inside. As the ring is n lady's
ring but found III man glove, tho
plot thickcns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
MAINE HOMES f U|PPtD
WITH LITTLE 'STILLS"
Prices so High Families Down East
VIII Make Their Own
Poison. :

Bangor, Me, Jan y Maine peo-
pie are rising IN rebellion ags inst the
high price Of booze end have begun 10
make their own. Thus far the product
is neither great in quantity nor admir-
able in quality, tut with tie passage
Of time and the growth Of thlst It Is
confidently expected that mellowness
viii come 10 soften the wire edge" of
tie madc-in- Maine stuff and that local
demand viii giye great impetus to the
newest OF infant industries
It'd YOU know. ;ekcd q wealthy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-28
PHTLADA JUDGE RESIGNS.
Municipal Court Jurist Was Accused
Of Misappropriating $4,000.

Philadelphia Jan. 2N-,ludge v Ilhan
T Wheeler. 81 The Municipal Court. who
couIhatfcd public opinion bv holding office
whlic under indictment on charges Of
having ml>approprAted approximately
$4,000 of an estate has rcGigncd al last
The charges. he says did not influence
h.m hul the Judge declares nc was
prom ptcd 20 rchnquish the bench IN Or
le- h. providc adequately for his family
The COMPENSATION u 4 Municipal Court
,Iude, > nor sufficient, according 10 him.
Judge " hcclcr SAYS he forwarded his
resignation 10 Governor Sproul by a
messenger last IrIday He has not been
notified 81 lis acceptance ~ the Gov
c-uor, but daily anticipates word.
When one peace delegate demands a
theory and the Others fact, II Is not
d,G,rrlf ~ forecast the result
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Ridlcuic is the sharpost wcapon Of
the soul.
u h. 4 poison arrow. ~ wound does
not heal but Testers.
SOMETIMES ~ uHe is permissible 10
flay % humhuF Tor there are some
forms Of SNUG mania b H cail them
selves religious. % some eFnilsus
that masquerade as dignity. b "a can
only be reached by ridiruie.
But H. use b. always dangerous and
ought 10 be- excluded in he modern
war 81 wits az barharQus and unwor-
fhy Of tho humanitisH % civilization
h takes no brains 10 laugh. Idiots
arr inYeierate iaugher-
Aud while To laugh with "a person
siFnines sympathy 90 laugh al "a per
son b. often but sheer hardness OF
heart
II you are vlndlctlye and want Co
cause pain. and SET feel yourself pow
erloss and that tho hated a u too
nigh and secure Tor your assault ne
of good cheer the Ncfy weakest OF 40
can sueer
IN you cannot roar like "a non aud
frIrhfen him. % can always bite ke
u rat or strike Ike o. SNAKE 80 be
thankful for ridtcuIe the last dag
naf OF The lmuoieuI
The laugh of the totturer Oh more
leilIsh than hiH curse The curse O.
red aud hot hut HomeWhHf human.
the laugh b. white % cold ANA dla-
falir
When you ridicule those .hnt are
more awkward han Auu those mat
have not seen What you hnsr seen,
those that are younger or older IMAM
.on those that are less handsome nf
iesa skilled thnu you ur those That To-
amy way are beneath you in adNan-
toge la uorseHslun, lu Fklll IN power
Il, in any 81 fhe riftf of the gods you
chow ynurself unworthy uf ans pee
fmlurucc
Erneciniiy 10 laugh 90 o rnild and
brlne him a. shame n inward hufi
b an unpardonAhie ain 10
fined rrufliy. more inhnth'h ih"h 20
strike him with your hri
an real superiority iH gentle con
elderate. helpful
M. rnper b. the consolation ai me
,lcloua The srioi-minded can al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
BEWARE SUPERLATIVES
BY Webs
RY III. AunmGToN RRuCE
BY n. ~ADDlrGT0N BRUCE
Author u The Riddle Of Personality" Psychology and
purcnthood." Etc.
Copyright 1913. By the Associated Sovspapers)

oy'rwhoguinr extravaganza
"Nars"fiuun ptImsato hla most rd|
uIuuHlHtU uurHrfutlnuH
which. .urilf Eris Nsff God
"" other people nerve,
Nnh uuiuUpIIH Tie world uUuu Z
ln dealers loo operative Thsr. b.
uuNHInE them They BON uu uuI
I@U.f'iIt. Iu fue streets boz street ii
wherever people are tu hc found
Hu1 number
Their conversation may ut RI
'"W umu.Iur UuT soon DO rfuW
'HIrrHH.r And often .Hua. tiuua
uUh that uur cannot flse from md
much though u 'uuFs Goo Iu -u
boredom fatigue I%rrItHbiit,
What they create In 800 Obliged
t'H foo them Goo ans leurta % I'D
lhrN IurUasltrs ltr wasting nrryl
sore" wni,h the, cannot well -p
Vow be mh5 happen thit Nuu v
tee THESE limos q Yourself uur
f'iHu|IN Iiil'trd Co pNrr-tululrr
'h' Use ~ words that dazzle
1lu'F r~uphas'fr
600 break FuurHeif ~ the hI
wfhHuH delay Du net Danish sufa
IffIt,. HufispIk from your ~Nraibai|
Uf I'IUu iI us, them uuIt Whyu ti
f.EhtfuIIN should nr used
InI. Will mean effort DO viii md
patient study uf yourself Nuur
EutEr ~trud'u,I,.
luI sou may rest assured that
"'uflI discipline Involved viii rfr
HIH EHur intellectual growth
general HuI lUlF bs uf real be-
.I.Hu boo fhr conquest uf kuu
HI unsupported nervous weakness.
a. verbal rNtrHNtEuUrr loss.
HuI.H viii more and more sur
Dnmr 'uu puI.' ui that self. mast,
and H"If control Geo which ull HhoI
pure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

ways laugh az the decent M the
trunkard a. the sober the thief 80
the honest mnn the spendthriu at
the thrifty. tho unprincipicd ~ the
conscientious. the nasty ~ tho clean
The most hciiish uhinF about he'll IT,
not h. tears. 10 is be- laughter.
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'I..uI" sweet water The sd
ir.r UII rn ramr Co was nei
lllI you $780, Farmer Browns u
Dad huns thnt pail ON the I'd
iIrthUs' awly from the htflr sud
huuso because BE- felt sure that
would lu thp llrrf nee Buster wot|
visit
90 ,y'r thuIp wac a. greedy look
iuN ONE. ttt. 30 was lu the lt|
'I's ~ Buster Bear as hr peep
into that pail There Wa nu I'd
pI'iuu there, only Ersrd You N
luHi'r had found those zap pals I'D
t,CtIy harmless SIC Era-ptd 81.
rall boo both paws ana plunged
nuHD Uto that sweet water Tn.
be- gulprd mur" than half uf ~ dos
hrluro De- really tasted o. ~
"th because ho was Hu greedy
suddenly Hustler pulled his o.,
out ~ that u1il 49, if something b
hltt'n him, and uu his lace "
The funniest expression ~ furpr.
IUd fright and diHmty. Hr drupp
10 puh ana rubbed nrft one pi
lud thuu the other over his no.
Then he shook his head us 10
would rhukp Do ur tic put his 3
pave iu hlH mouth ~ " lac thuug
th'r" wHf something boz thor,
COULD pull uut Then with t suu,
nU UiHupvU both pave Co hlH stomat
tlUutfuiur 49,. WfuuU. very wrnt
tuHitr him Hustler had been stu
Nv hctH uur, than once. but ne,
inside Sow hr frlt Hs II IL VIII,
hive co. bee were Htiuriur b
from hIs mouth. down his throat.
Inc way iu hI4 stomach az cuui
iuu know what ~ WHs n wia I
lrd pepper Farmer browne BOY b
ruu leo that sap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

w writing u. ka DO ID Uo.ut fn
u.. uU.fi.fIt.s rrIduu Thr.I
HIHI.l.I HnI excessive uHt iH .NWNfu
HHI 90 H r.HI I.l""f .u reasoning
r."s. uHi Wsf 'teu b." sfupfuu.1tiH
1f Nrlhue bon nerve control
The urf uHH IiHituai|" dsffDrs
'
. f
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Tnr onIaINNL nOOeTIn.

a duck MAJ weld o. greater erE
ThHn the helpful hen inN.
But when she's thru she racklcs not
but simply wallis away.
And ~ We scorm the silent duck,
bat tho hoosiinE hen We prize.
It's only another way 10 say
That ~ pay To advertise"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

slogan. .Nwu Nnur oNu home" u
order that nobody MAY consider him
self expected iu own somebody eiss .
home We suggest thc aiorau hD
amended 20 read. "uWu Yuur own
home Nouraelf boz tour own right
TcunYaou D UiU
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mum Inns Ron ". ".

You VIII Know NIl that ] KNOW,
promised Woodrow Wilson on the eve
Of hts FIRST departure fof Paris. II
Wilson knows no more about affairs
~ the conference than the rrHt of IA,
hts knowlcdEa must b. In a vcN
muddlcd sfate-ias cruces Ciuzen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
Prices Now and in '65

DOGER BABSON. famous siaiistician and pub
IL lieist, now serving as director Of the informa-
- ton aud education bureau Of the United States
department Of labor. is doing a striking job Ia "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23


bly, the lmprrsuu
character OF bot
SHIELDED from "a Il
lance, said tu b
officer.
u they iyHt Dt.
used razor ui.
figors. then
you white fol
would have tu
would be To- kp
the books ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

Nj HUTUI~
n the wise Alcxnndern who tinker
ed with the clock aud caused US all
the loss OF IN hours rest every
morning would only tinker with tho
Thermometer and urn " bach about
10 degrees w would be Insured OF a
delightfully."- cool
They might also tinker with b
scales az The food vendors ~ that one
pound Will be only q "a pound and
likewise tinker with the until 70
becomes t,a0 Tho field Tor impfoy-
ink things h. unlimited ANONYMOUS
IRISH ENJOYS opt.
misuc "a Paris outlook" says a head
line. The headline writer should Dee
fined. All irish -Amorirans are Opt
mistic az any outlOok-cysn Paris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

INfpitrtNATEiN the author OF
the above BE- unknown, hHying paasc .
away ~ or about the advent OF tho
Myng dynasty. IL IN quoted here
SOLELY To prove that advertising is not
ns many persons think. "a man made
device Of superior Intelligence. hut ~
an institution established by Nature,
urht az tho start OF things Men ate
such duhs that they've only recently
began ta use Natures ndVrrtiaing
system iutolIEcntly. J.. a. e..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

ON why should We dFiiy encounter.
AZ We wander 10 and go.
The man who recalls sufh weather
Some nfty NtuW ago.
n is an easy matter 20 nCar tic
aches of anothera cnfns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23
SOLOS
By THE Second Fiddle

YEsTERDAY's ELECTION result
indicates that when he said he never
be a candidate for anything.
Nj. futney had a bunch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

MRS HUMPHREY WARD writes
that the Old World cannot unnlNxr
the power that makes Wilson o. Great
Leader The old World. Mrs
ward has nothing whatever on us o.
that r.Eard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

UNFORTUNATELY he didn't play
u the rieht way 70 win.
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TEXAS PAPER published the un-
fortunately untrue fact that ID iatflo
Page had been indicted FOR something
The result was tho use OF the Front
Page for on apology.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

rNFOUTUNATEIY FOR tho motto
makers tns hate M~oolworth did not
make hIH o. millions hy saving hls
uiDkels uud dimes.
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Neat story; Enster Tries Ia Du.
TIE Laughing liuuk Dry.
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Ai.ut'Q ERQtE. ~ uppotrr onuTs
~ its belief that hits o. the time To
build fUI the future
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PARIS" says this sume Durango
Uymurmt IN not tho only place
whore there b. too much tnik
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RIDICULE
By DIR. FRANK A

= ,-eosssisnr ,s,s. ~ pc. sasss ssAss,
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BOSTON. Mass. bias re- diguInoi
firm of o. eftmtut brokers named
kIdd,r a 60 bh. HHh Whut H
H'illuF flIf firm would mas, m tF.
ol utmr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

COLORADO republican, II n M
nounccd. have had let,crs from Gin
pinchot advocating nomination uf a
Roosevelt isuvhiican' boz 1890
some kind friend should uinrh NJ
llurhut AT republican ar. houH
welt reuuhhouns today. Also an
Americans are Roosevelt udmirDfs
Mr. tluchot should get wise 90 th'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-23

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