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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22
CABRERA TRIES
To AROUSE THE
MEXICAN PEOPLE
Minister Of Finance Declares
Newspapers Show Indiffer-
enCe in Face of Danger
BIameS High Officials,
BY Robert II. Murray.
(Staff Correspondent OF the Albuquer-
que journal and New York WorldD
Copyright 1919, by the Press Publish
tThe New York WorldD
,SuacioF. Gablp DISPATCH }

CThe New York World)
(Special Gable Dispatch }
Mexico city, Aug. 2l.-Fmance
Minister Luis Cabrera today COM
,nentcd upon the international situa~
ton as follows: 1.-THE relations be-
tween Mexico and the United States,
while sufficiently delicate. do not at
tain the supreme gravity with wh.ch
The newspapers seek TO invest II.
Various newspapers have sought TO
cxagseratc the crisis and with q
sDIrit of GOODNESS and resignation
which, to Judge b. utterances of the
principal publications which profess
to be mouthpieces of the people, would
seem to Indicate that there are very
few who understand the misfortune
which would befall the country should
foreign Intervention take place,
Formerly Patriotic.
con nreVious occasions before less
serious mCnaces the attitude of the
people his been revealed IN manner
more becoming them as MeXicans,
much more patriotic and with much
more concern for the we'll being and
liberty of country than at present BY
this comment am not seeking to in
spire among the people a sentiment of
anti Amercanism, but am merely
pressing the point that the latent
spirit of Mechanism should arouse
itself energetically and decidedly and
not be content with merely saying. If
intervention comes what shall we do?'
"a thought which says very little
for the patriotism of our people.
BIames High Officials.
Nevertheless | have hopes that
the patriotic national sentiment is
merely sleeping and not dead. and |
expect that it win assert and mani
fest itself vigorously Another cir
cumstance of great importance which
tends to aggravate our international
situation is that it appears daily TO
become more patent that complete
Instrumentation exists in the gov
eminent among high officials and in
administrative circles.
This applies even to the supreme
court. where it is lamentable to see
that the belief exists that to expedite
action upon appeals taken by the
petroleum companies from the DEGREES
of the president will improve our in
ternational situation, whereas, as a
matter of fact. it will only serve to
aggravate it, -..
Can Make Retreat,
The court can do only one of two
things-decide in favor of American
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22
I BANDITS PUT To
DEATH, IS REPORT
SENT B? MEXICO
Claim Men Executed Were
Part Of Those Who Held up
and Robbed American Sail
OrS Near TampiCo,

Galveston, Texas, Aug. 2l.-Seven
of the Mexican bandits who robbed
sailors from the United States cruis-
er Cheyenne off Tampico, last month,
have been apprehended and put to
death by the Carranza authorities
according to an official report from
General Pablo Gonzales to Mexican
Consul Meade Fierro here made
public today. The report states the
bandits had property of the sailors
in their possession.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22

Continued from Page One)
Paul II. Davis on behind, and made
dash for the border last Tuesday
night, when the aviators' ransom was
paid, there is little doubt but that he
and Lieutenant Davis would have
been killed by the Mexican bandits.
This developed here tonight when
Captain Matlack arrived from the
punitive expedition and reported to
General .Dickman and Colonel Lang
horne the reason he escaped from the
bandits without paying the ransom.
| Captain Matlack said that while walt
ing for Jesus Renteria's men to bring
Davis to the appointed place under
an old tree for the exchange of the
ransom for the prisoner, he heard
two MeXicans slipping through corn
\ field toward the river and overheard
one bandit say in Spanish to the other
1--WE will slip around between him
! (Matfack) and the river and kill him."
Hearing this Matlack told Davis to
! jump on his horse behind him and
made q dash for the line.
Upon hearing Captain Matlack's
version of why the full ransom was
not paid, General Dickman. who an
nounced in San Antonio that he would
insist that the full amount demanded
be paid, he said:
! .r. Diclxman Unconsinced.
81 still think the money should
have been paid in fun because the
government is too big to break its
word with any one. But Captain Mat
lacks story put an entirely different
phase on the matter and | have tele-
graphed a modified statement to-
night RI, -,
captain Matlach said al'ei h-o
[lNal mere Iil"' nc Iiuu ~ ~ %
Chlteu otd'e9 SoNeI iii't' o. 900 III,
thorIHeu me pay iilent u Pio. 1870 ~
tlousht lhe lanoiiliaeil iie,, ,ti,lso,It ;r
money DIS niit'ei ;a ~ li,,ns tio
oIuer " save tile % eI,e,ost bals ~
81" q Ci.,,'Ao y, ~ tn,, ~ -
nv NJ, s', "i'u t,,1,t,f,, Mat1ac,s
,,I II. tt 10 en- sni sonorting +o CnneroI
Ilu 80 ,''l, - sand a telegram n
~, ttttIn do,lrbtor poni+a VINO lives
ms ,so9 Co',tts ISirs,t street Huntsville
~. taI,i,,Cs ~. tl,at her father is ali
riSh, trho uirps ynother is dead and
MotIacl<'s hTofher is rearing the
dauphter t...e
i Hero Of the Hour,
Cantoin lIatlack shared honors with
General Dickman at a reception and
hand concert given at Colonel Lang
hornA's nuarters tonight. Cattlemen
thei, wives his fellow officers, and
their wives rushed to congratulate
canaan Matlock on his rescue of the
two aviators and his escape with part
of me nancy
We 10 scheduled 70 return by air
n1ana at o O'clock tomorrow morning
to reioin his troop. which is part OF
:. the smadron under, command of Maj
lanes p yancnv
Rifles and automatic pistols belong
: inc 'to the fonr bandits killed in Mex
loo loo veetarday we're recovered by cav
aIrv troons together with a quantity
| of Mauser and American made auto
matir nistol ammunition, which was
:, fdnnd an Tho bodies Of the men killed
Al Nu,derers.
"Iesne ranir who was killed in an
| -. - -. ,t,ol, bo,,So veStardov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22

The giraffe is said to pass over the
ground at the rate of about fifty feet
a second, while the kangaroo covers
ten to fourteen feet q second
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22
Strike Is Called Off.

Baltimore, Md, Aug" 21,-The
strike of the 1900 union workers In
the Bethlehem Shiphuilding corpora
ton shipyards at sparrows Point was
called off tonight and the men will re-
turn tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22

but it is pointed out that many of
these are the output of English fac
tories, working American patents, and
represent British labor"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22

Calf Meal the great milk substitute.
Use the milk Calf Meal will raise The
calves. Has given perfect satisfac-
tion for years. Saves thousands 81
caiyes,--E. w, FEE,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22

Berlin, Aug p, (Havas,) An
rouncement that the evacuation OF
Lithuania has begun, is contained n
a note sent today to the entente pow
ers by the German government.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-22
FOUR MEXICAN BANDITS
SURROUNDED IN ADOBE
HOUSE AND KILLED

Continued from Page One)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10

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kare. Jake sic musia1am prz'
zWyciezac zeby jej niepoWiedziec
place zaproWadze Gle do r
naty, tWa co6rlka zostanie ci zwr,66
coma. Mysla1am doprawdy re t,
sloWa wymkna mi sic ust pom
mo vol. I gdyby ME ia przysieg;
bylabym 2 peWnoscia to uczynifs
Ale przyrzeczenie dane umar1fe
mu jest swietem; przysiegfam, Y
ME poWiem nigdy tel matce gdzit
sic jej c6rka znajduje j dotrzy
nam przez Gale zycie tel przysif
gi. - Lecz trzeba mi teraz my
slec o p~rzyszlosci! Zaraz pc pc
grzebie udam sic do Troyes a ztam
tad z Renata do Paryza. Potem
p6jdziemy do Ronent pc jej spuS
cizne j ztad zaraz wyruszymy "a
granie, jak to jej zmarlemu ojcu
przyrzek}am. Tam postaram sic
juz 0 to, zeby mas matka Renaty
ME Znalaz}a - Pc dlugiem roz
myslaniu, m6wi1a dalej PAM Or
szula. - lie ia biedna kobieta "a
chorowafa, bardzo to ola mas IA
reke. Jezeli sic rzeczywiscie zamie
RIA wrocic do sadu ably reklamo-
wac swa c6rke, wtenczas juz be-
dziemy ztad daleko, i ME tax lat
wo zdo}aja slad nasz wysledzic. -
PAM Sollier patarla reka czolo,
jak gdyby chcia}a rozpedzic "a
truwajace -mysli kt6re jej sic snu
pc glowie, potem Wsta1a i posz1a
do zony Klota, ably wsp6lnie z ia
re modlic sic PREY .umarfym.
ZajechaWszy pred hotel mary
narki, woznica zawo1af gospoda-
RIA i opowiedzial mu to wszystko
co naszym czytelnikom juz wiado-
mo, poslano natychmiast pc leka-
RIA, a Wiktosia c6rka gospodarza
domu, p%ospieszyla do pokoj u OBJ
cej PAM ably rozniecic ogieh ma ko
minku. Gospodarz.z woznica wnie-
sli chora pc wschodach i po1ozyli
ia IA 16zku. Wiktosia rozebra1a ia
i pozosta}a PREY niej AZ do przyby
cia lekarza.
Przybyly lekarrz bada4 chora z
nina zasepiona..
- Czy jest jake niebezpieczen
stwo! = zapytal gospodarz.
- Bardzo wielkie, = odpowie-
dial lekarz, jest slime z%apalenic
m6zgu.
= Do licha to poi~wa zapeWne
d1ugo?
- Bee w%atpienia. w kazdym ra-
.zie, W obecnym stanie, ME MONA
chorej ztad wywozic F!
RACE tylko .zajqc sic lecze-
MEM jej, panic Doktorze. Ia cho-
ra PAM zdaje sic bye z dobrego sta
nu, bedziemy ia. pielegnowac sta
rannie. Daj tylko Boze, zeby ME u
maria w naszym hotelu! DO to mo
g1oby mnie O wielkie przypraWic
straty.
Trzeba koniecznie postarac sic
0 jaka pilnowaczke.-- rzek lekarz
zapisawszy recepte.
= Wiktosia moze pozostac PREY
chorej podowac jej wszystko co
zazada. Ma nia spuscic sic moze-
my, -odpowiedzial hotelista.
Doktor powr6cil znoWu oko1o
wieczora i znalazl re stan chorej
wcale sic ME polepszyl. Biedna ko
beta m66wi1a ciagle W malignie ]
niepoznala nikogo. Zapisal zn6W
inne lekarstwo kazal ably w nocy
czuwal kto ciagle mad chora,i axe.
by 60 wezwace razsjeszcze jezeli te:
go potrzeba. ]
sOkoso godziny osmej zastapils
Wiktosie lima pilnowaczka. v
tym samymczasie zajechal przeei
hotel omnibus kolei zelaznej. Pt
1dr6zny jakis wysiad1 z nieggo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
zbieg podmos1nie ab,
mogIIepiei#widziec

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
(Ciag dalszy.)

ET 2.Ea@\oAQ %uNASAjs - -
czemuz PAM tax zatWar
dziale maa SERGE 80 Wolafa Wsr6c
lez Malgorzata. -Op6r PAM jes1
ro6wnie srogim jak bezskutecznyn
Milczenie PAM ia mic sic ME PREY
Ga. Czego ia %osiagnac ME moge
to sgd osiegnie. Dowiode publicz:
ME, re Robert Vallerand mia1 cor:
Ike j dowiode re corka jesst md.
ia. Regestra stanoWe " Romilly
wykaza to d~ostatecznie. Sad be:
die sledzi1 "a tenn dzieckiem, re:
by mu spuscizne pc ojcu przeka.
FAC j wynajdzie je. Gdy sad spyta
sic PAM bedziesz do odpoWiedzi
zmuszona!
= Sedziom dam te sama odpo-
wiedz, com dala pam: Me wien
Q niczem, pytajcie sic zmar4ego!
= To powiedz mi PAM przy-
najmniej, czy c6rka moja znajdu-
je sic we Francyi,--- rzekla Nal
gorzata, = lub ely ia Robert Val
lerand pozostawif W Ameryce. To
mog}abys mi PAM poWiedziec....
Co vice i ma to niechcesz dac pa
nj zadnej odpowiedzi? 0 kobieto
bez serca, gdybys sama byla ma
tka, musia1abys litosc mice made
NINA! .5...,-.
PAM Sollier milcza1a, ale ma jej
obliczu Widac bylo gwa4towna
Wake wewnetrzna. Malgorzata
ME o%dbierajac odpoWiedzi,. uczula
tax gwaltowny boil W g4oWie jak
gdyby jej-sie czaszka rozstapic
chcia}a. Sciskajac .czolo oburacz,
zawo1ala szalona %przejeta rozpa-
cZa:
- q Wlelkl Boze, czyz ME masz
milosierdzia Ola mnie Jestem zbyt
srogo ukarana! klatWa ciazy made
NINA! - Oczy stane1y W sfup, ale
cialo jej drza}o febrycznie, otwie-
rala usta, lecz sfowa zamiera1y ma
mich. Chwiala sic przez chwile,
nakonicc upadfa bez zmysl6w na
podloge.
Ursula pospieszyla do niej;
przestraszona niezmiernie podnio-
sIa ia i Z wielkiem trudem polozy-
la ma sofce. Omdlenic Ma}gorzaty
trwalo dose diugo: gdy wreszcie
powr6ci}a do zmys}ow, przecho-
dzi}y ia dreszcze febryczne pc kt6-
rych gwa1towna nastapi1a. goracz-
ka. Bylo to bardzo nieprzyjemne
zdarzenie, DO dawna kochanka
Roberta Valleranda ME mog}a
przeciez pozostac w domu za1oby.
PAM Solier zawola1a s1uzacego i
jego Tony i kazala i'm sprowadzic
:woznice, kt6ry Ma1gorzate przy--
wioz1.
- Zkad przybywa tn ia PAM?
-spytano go.
Z hotelu marynarki W Romil-
ly.
Ale ona przeciez chora, =
rzek4 woznica z Ottawa.
- Zes1ab1a tylko W skutek wiel
kiego wzruszenia mad smiercia ma
szego pana, kt6ry byl jej przyja-
cielem.
Ma1gorzata ME slyszala czyli ra-
czej ME zrozumiala mic z tego, co
W okoo niej m6wiono.
Sfuzacy q woznica zaillesh ia
do starego pojazdu woznica Wsiadl]
ma kozio} i tax smiertelnie chora
Ma}gorzata, wywieziona zostala 2
zamku Viry mad SekWanaa. Ursszu
la pozostala sama ; iona Klota pc
wr6cila modlic sic. przy umarlyymll.
Biedna kobieta. m6Wila dc
siebie stara gospodyni, kt6rej sic
zdawa}o re sfyszy jeszesze ciagg1le
}kanie nieszczessliWejj matk, -chot
wielkiem by1o jej przewinienie, oc
biera zaprawde zbyt suroWa "a te
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10

Jak to juz. Kohsulat Generality
niejednokrotnie podawa1 do og6l-
nej Wiadomosci, zostaje IN Easy
pywany tysiacami list6W z pyta--
miami W sprawach blachych, kt6--
rych ME moze zupelnie zalatwie.
Re wzgledu ma naval roboty, te
|doskonale tysiace listoW. czynia
|regnlarne za1atwianie: kores-
pondencyi waznej j wymaga-
'jacej rzeczywistego rzeczoWego
zalatwiema prawie niemozli-
wynn. Korespondencya Konsula-
|tu Generalnego dochodzi obecnie
do trzech tysiecy, list6W dzien--
ME, a przy ograniczonym ska
die pracoWnikoW Konsulatu, ME
! jest on " stanie poprostu odpo-.
Wiadae ma TAXA ilose lst6w.
Prose- vice jeszcze razRoda-
kow " Ameryce W celu ulatWie-
MIA dziaIalnosci Konsnlatu Gene:
ra1nego Wstrzymywac sic cd "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10

Zapchanie przewraca caiy sys-
tcm = powodujac niebezpieezne
choroby czfo " rodzinach ludz-
kich. Me klopoccie sic n Holli-
sierra Rocky Mountain herbata
wypedzi zapchanie, ureguluje
wnetrznosci, nastroi zoladek, wy
czysci j wychedorzy. Bee zaWadu
sprobujcie ia 35c. " apiece
5Brown'a Ogf..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10

liz SG#S&44HE EsI2G4 SSS|N
ffutro i kapelusz 8 szerokieh brze
ggach; tWarz jego osloniona byl
szalem Welnianym, dochodzacy1
mu praWie az do oezu, opatrze
nych niebieskiemi okularami. Y
reku hzymal maIynowiutenki ku
,,ferek sk6rzanny.
'Czy pan przybyWasz Parry
"a? zapyta1 uprzejmie hotelista
TAX, chce bye jutro na pc
grzebie pana Roberta Vallerand
vice przenocuje tutaj.
Jest to Wielka strata ola cal
go naszego okregu, re .umar} pal
|Vallerand, rzek1 gospodarz. 3
|PoWszechny panuje U mas smutek
- Pc grzeb odbedzie sic jutro I
jedenastej godzinie i bedzie "a
peWne bardzo wspanialy. Czy
pan zyczysz sobie posilic sic czen
zanim udasz sic ma spoczynek?
Otak to jak tylko MONA ma.
PREDICT. Zimno wzbudzilo we mnit
wiley apetyt! kazmi pan tn okolt
|pieca przykryc do stolu, prosze!
HA EF%%=E=rI.. @.-..EN&-
- Bardzo dobrze, Antusiu pred
|ko, postaw tn oko1o pieca maly ste
|liczek j przynies Wieczerze, a ty
.Wiktosiu przyspos6b ma pierw.
szem pietrze ogrzany pokoj f6z:
ko z posciela.
- Ma pierwszem pietrze "a.
pyta1a d~zieWczyna.
~ No, tax.
Ale obok tego malego pokoju lie.
~ ia chora PAM i bredzi tax CLOS
10 W malignie ,zeby to moze ME
przyjemnie by}o temu panu.
Masz slusznosc; vice umies
cimy pana ma drugiem pietrze.! IN
Wiktosza odesz1a; nieznajomy "
niebieshich okularach przysfuchi-
wal sic pilnie tel rozmowie.
- yak sic zdaje, masz tn pan ia
$50 ~
kas chora? - rzekl. !
= TAX panic, jakas Wielka pa.
nj, kt6ra wczoraj zupefnie zdrowa
do Romilly przybyla. Tu ztad po-
jecha1a do zamku Viry i ztamtad
powrociIa re zapaleniem m6zgu
ley dotad bez przytomnosci
Nieznajomy podr6zny ma Wzmia
nike 0 zamku Viry, spojrzal bystro
ma gospodarza.
Coz moglo s~powodowac. tax
nagla chorobe?- zapyta}.
PAM ia pojechala juz Wczo-
raj Ia zamek; i dis rano znoWu.
Prawdopodobnie byla bardzo przyy
wiazana do pana Vallerand. Mes
podziewana wiadomosc o jego
smierci tax ia przerazila re zem-
dla}a i tax nam ja TIL prawie ME
- y -rE - =. . -: S- .
zywa przyniesiono. :.
-Czy to jeszcze m1oda osoba?
-zapytal pan W okularach.
-Moze mice oko1o lat cZterdzie-
stu, ale jeszcze bardzo jest piekna
-Czy ubrana wgrubej zalobie?
TAX panic.
i wspomnia1es pan, re juz
wczoraj byla W zamku Viry?
-Tak, byla tam wczoraj, po-
wr6ciia ma wiecz6r, i pojechala
zn0w dis rano
-Czy pan wiesz jak sic ia PAM
nazyWa.
panic, chcialem ia do ksie
gi przybywajacych zapisac, jak
tego prawo wymaga, lecz memo
GLEN jeszcze zapytac Q jej nazWis-
ko. Czy pan moze znasz te paniaa,
Sadie re tax. 2 tego co mi pan
G jej wieku i-ubiorze >powiadasz:
domyslam sic re to musi bye bli.
ska krewna pana Valleranda!
w duchu zas mowil do siebie:
- jest to ia sama osoba, kt6ra
wczoraj widzialem na zamku, da.
VIVA kochanka wujaszka Valleran
da, matka tel dziewczyny, ktora
ma Gala sukcesya zagarnac-
z tego domysli sic zapewne czy:.
.telnik, re 6w pan W okularach, nie
byl Mkt inny jak Leopold Ian.
quier. Pc owej rozmoWiez Pas'ka.
lem, kupil sobie "a otrzyymane oe
tegoz pieniadze nowy ubi6r i pc
jechal do Romilly.
Vice PAM ia jest tax nliebez
piecznie choral - rzek1.po chWi
ead lffair9
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-10
'aRRI1AARRlUlss' Patel, dhia l0.ge Pslidlliellnlka, 1919.

I'LL miIlczenliia.
TAX panic bardzo niebezpie
cznie /.
tCzy posiales pan dolekarza.
20 najlepszego u ca1emm mic
Gle; byl juzz uniiejj diva razy zapii
sal kilka receipt poWiada ze nj
reczy ze I'VE bedzie. Widzisz pan
,teggo ze to mezarty. ..
TAX ale llekarze mylasi cze
.sto,lub p~oWiekszaja niebezpieczei
sIstwo ably NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b,
norarium
Oj to praWda, - zasmiaI 81,
hotelista. Widae re pan znas;
SWAT i ludzi. Leczracz pan zasiassll
do sto1u.
Antonina postaWila ma stolikr
Waze 2 goracym rosoIem. Leopold
zaczal wieczerze jake czIoWiekz
zupeInie spoikojnym sumienQiem
Jedzac mysslaI sobie: DIVINE man
rzeczyWiissciie szczesscie! Wszystkie
p~rzeszkody usuWaja sic same
przez sic przedemna. Ia matka by
1aby sic mogla STAG ola mnie ME.
bezpieczna.
Pc smierci Valleranda bylaby
zapewne chciala poszukiwae sWej
c6rki sadownie, WezWac policya
ma pomoc, co wszystko bardzoby
ola mnie przyszloby1o ME " pore.
"a tn nagle zaskoczy4a ia choroba
Il ley bez zmysl6W. Gdy wyzdro-
wieje COME daj Boze- juz sic 2
wszystkiem zalatwie! Dziewczyna
zniknie re swiata j spadek W ma
szem bedzie reku! Mech potem szu
ka jak jej sic bedzie podobalo.
! Wsr6d takich rozmyslah ukonczy}
LEOPOLD Lanquier Wieczerze, wy
pill szklanke herbaty, j kilka kieli
szkoow koniaku, wypalil cygaro,
udaf sic ma spoczynek zasna} mo
enc.
Smiere deputowanego zrobila W
calej okolicy, a mianoWicie W okre
gu wyborczym W Romilly niezmier
ME wielkie Wrazenie. Nastepnego
dnia okolo godziny dziesiatej zgro
madzi4o sic w zamku Viry, wiele 0
lsob przybylych na pogrzeb. Tru-
NINA byla ustaWiona ma katafolku,
tw pobocznym salonie zamienionym
ma kaplice zalobna. Wielka liczba
os6b. urzedowych przybyla ma te
uroczystosc: sPogrzebowa, jake i
wszyscy znaczniejszy urzeednicy z
Romilly. Leopold Lanquier, ktore-.
go twarz dzisiaj jeszcze asi1lniej by
la zas1oniona grubym szalem j ME
ibieskiemi okularami 5chodziI Cd je-
dnego do drugiego podsfuchujac o
|czem m6wiono. Przy ostrym mro-
zie ME frasoWalo nikogo, re tax
mocno szalem miaf tWarz zakryta.
maggie zatrzymal sic pred kilku pa
mani kt6rzy rozmaWialiso zmarfym
IdeputoWanym.
Bye moze re til wszystko 20
|stanie opieczetoWane, rzeA je-
lden z mich.
To MISUNDERSTANDING wat
}pliwosci,- odezwal sic drugi.
-Czy to ma zadanie spadkobier
|cow?
Me, ME ola tego, bo niewie-
dziec wcale cry sic Jam spadko-
I.biercy znajduja. Robert Valleraned
ME wspominaI nigdy Q sWojej 70
dzinie. Ale stanie sic to na rozkaz
prokuratora republiki, kt6remu
burmistrz z Romilly Q smierci de
putowanego oznajmi4. Sedzia o
Idebra} juz to polecenie!
w tym razie sadie re piece
Gle przylozone zostana zaraz pops,
grzebie.
-ZapeWne.
Teraz wybila godzina naznaczo-
Ina do pogrzebu. Ursula Sollier we
ska do kaplicy W grubiej zalobie
!przestano rozmaWiac i poch6d po-
grzebowy WyruszyI Leopold Ian Ian
quier zb,lizyl sie.ile moznoscis do
1pani Brszuli, ably jej Wscczasie po-
grzebu jake j pozniej niespusz--
czac 2 oczu.
Nv tel chwili maly ehudy czlo-
wick plorrzeciis1naI sic wsrod tl1umu ]
zblizyl sic do trumny.
Aha Jest TO sekrettarz sedzie.
y 49, SEzex-&-FGA.
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wick has many relatives and friends
Their machine was taken from the
city 10 Fernandina in a steamer and
they expect to find good travelling
from there down the coast.
.
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Cox OF the
city will go to Atlanta today for sew
eral weeks stay and will make al ex-
tended visit to their, old home Mr..
Cox has been in the city sinca Au-
gust last as one of the experienced
hotelmen at the Oglethorpe He has
made great many friends among
the business men in the city and has
wide acquaintance in the state
Mr.. j +. King, Jr., of Macon. is
spending a few weeks on ST. Simon
Island.
DR.. Terrell of the United States Ma
val Air Station was among tho wax
end visitors at st. Simon.
Miss Lily Welch of Charleston, s.
CT, is visiting her brother F Ia
Welch of the Yaryan Rosin and Tur
pentine company.
The pound party of the Epworth
League at the church grounds at
Chapel Crossing Sunday evening was
a great success Many members of
the league attended as well as friends
of the organization Miss Ola Holmes
superintendent of the Third depart
ment acted as hostess of the even
ing
Miss Marvel Jones has returned
from visit to Atlanta, where she
has been spending a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hendricks
and their little daughter from Fitz-
gerald are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c..
D. Crum for a few days.
Misses Cora and Beulah Boyd of
the city are visiting friends in Ho-
meryille
Miss Beatrice Bird has returned
from a short visit to friends and rel
atives in Atlanta.
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What delicious coffee Won mako
MRS. Jones'" mo trick at all, I use
Grade "A Coffee" You'll like Il,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-05
NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC AS TO
TEMPORARY TELEPHONE
RATES


Under Act of Congress, approved
July 18th. 1919, Federal contro! and
operation of the properties of the
Southern Bell Telephone & Tele-
graph Company will" cease at mid
night, July 31st. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that said
Company has applied to the Railroad
Commission of Georgia for authority
to continue to charge as maximum
rates, for a period of one year from
December LIST, 1919, the scale Of in
stallation, local exchange and toll
charges made effective by the Post
master General during Federal con-
troll, for said company, on Georgia IN
tra-state traffic and at local ex.
changes.
This application will be heard by
the Railroad Commission at it's offices
in the State Capitol, Atlanta, at ten
O'Clock am, on Tuesday, August 5tn,
1916. Parties desiring to make OBJ.
jections to the grant Of said applica-
ton can present their objections oral
ly at said hearing, or in writing on
or before the above mentioned date
This notice is published by order
OF the Railroad Commission of Geor.
gia.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
ny J. Epps Brown, President