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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Gives High Praise
To Latest Book by
President Hill

The Journal OF Education OF Boston,
one 4 the best known American edu.
cational journals. reviews In it's cur
rent number the latest book by Presi-
dent David :. Hin, OF the University
Of New Mexico, Introduction to Vo-
c%ational Education and says Of the
book:
'-Thls book Is so comprehensive,
80 elaborate In it's specific treatment
Of every new phase OF vocational ac-
uvities that no other can take its
place. For instance, we know Of 70
book In which can be found so much
h a Is enlightening and suggestive
as the presentation OF the smith.
Hughes act, the Smith-Lever act, the
smith-Towner act. Smith.Sears act.
and tho Smifh-T0wner bill.
Twenty times, under as many dlf-
ferent conditions, Is the Smith.
Hughes act considered. There Is
nothing left to be desired for an In
telligent opinion as 10 any one or all
Of these federal propositions. This
IS a characteristic Of the treatment
OF ~present'day vital educational prox-
ositions. No Junior or senior high
schoo teachers desk can safely or
wisely be without this book. whether
the teacher Is in The vocational train.
ing department o. not. II Is a The.
Aaurus Of information on all lines
that focus vocational activities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
PRIEST
IS HONORED BY
BELGIAN KING
Albert Confers Order of
'Chevalier de L'Ordre
de Leopold IL

Rev. Fr. A. Docher, priest OF the
lsleta parish, has been honored by
King Albert OF Belgium. who has
conferred upon him the order OF
"chevalier de L'ordro de Leopold IT,"
with nm official order expressing the
distinguished consideration OF the
Belgium ruler. Father Doohsr aided
In entertaining the king during his
visit to Albuquerque and Isleta some
months ago.
Information and original copy Of
''tc order nm to Father Dccher
from the Belgian consulate at Dem
ycr. The order bears date Of Docom.
bcr %, 1919.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
GOLFERS PICKS
ALL WESTERN TEAM
Crangle, of Illinois, Elk
pert's Choice as Grid
iron Star From West

NEW YORK. Dec. G.-In the
current issue OF Golfers Weekly the
All-Wostern Conference Football
%elevens, as selected by T.. c.. Patter-
son. a western football official. are
published. AS usual he picks FIRST
and second teams and in his first
eleven Wisconsin and Illinois diyids
the honors, each hav'L.g four repre-
senta'ives, while Ohio state has two
and Iowa the other one.
Crangle, Of Illinois. is given credit
OF being the star OF the conference;
the most powerful fullback ovcr pro-
duced in the west. Aubrey Devine.
OF Iowa leads the quarterbacks and
Elliott, of Wisconsin, Is mentioned
as the greatest and sturdieat half
back. Next to these three Fletcher
b illionis ~halfback. Is rated as be-
ing the most valuablo player although
not a star In advancing the ball. Ac
cording to Mr.. Patterson, Carney, OF
i%llionis, and Weston Of Wisconsin
stand head and shoulders. both Zig
uratively and literally. above an
conference ends. Scott of Wisconsin
\ Huffman OF Ohio are leader.
among those playing tackle positions
The premier guards mentioned are
Irott. OF Ohio and Bunge. OF Wiscon-
sin, while Depler, OF Illinois, rs select.
ed as the best center.
Tho mythical all-confcrence aggro-
CATION was picked from over SOC
players representing the 10 universe.
ties. The selections were made fol-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
NEW TRIAL FOR NEGRO RIOTFRS

ROCK, Ark, Dec. G.-On
grounds that the Phillips circuit
court had erred in refusing 10 per-
init Introduction Of evidence 10 sup
port a charge that prejudice IN TIN
exclusion OF negroes had been shown
In selection OF the present jury, the
Arkansas supreme court today re-
versed and remanded for new trials
the cases Of six Of the Elaine negro
rioters who We're under death
sentences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

ties shown In the games played dur
ing tho past scason ami with u or
two exceptions all Of the chosen elcv-
ems took part IN every game.
The complete lineup OF first and
second clcvons follows.
First Tram.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

Don.t Wish you could IND . IoD-find n
Dent rish you could rent yoar apart
Deaf sish yop could eel ysur Aouss-
- esleg he Hssaid's oiaaliflsa Columns.
fnens Aea Pkons 61E
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
Set the goal and then fight for it.
Important to Mothers
KHAKI AS VIEWED BY YOUTH
Army Called Place Where Collectors
Cease From Troubling and Cal
iouses Leave the Feet.

Ideas about army life that persu;i-
ssve recruiting sergeants never heard
of in all their various bitches" in the
service. were brought out by the public
schools of the country under the AIS
pices of the army and recruiting serv-
ice.
Freedom from annoyance while in
Khaki is the theme of little, girl in
Ohio, who writes: "One of the benefits
of an enlistment Is that YOU ain't all
she time bothered by bill collectors.
You get respect for law in the
Ie,rny" Il Montana boy is convinced.
/, ec;,iISc ''thc Constitution says Amer
ic: is a country, of free and sunsovcrn-
,ble rights
Anofllei' hay iii Illinois wishes teach
ar WIS II man so she coiIld he n SOL
dinr." Filled with the enthusiasm of a
pateni medicine prospectus. an 1ndi-
ana school girl has this to say "An
enlistment is good for the mind. the
liver the lungs and the Kidneys II
fakes the callouses off the feet and
puts them on the hands,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
Prayed for Cure
Finds it After 10 Years
Food Would Sour and Boil
Teeth Like Chalk

Mr. Herbert M. Gessner writes from his
home in Berlin, N H.:
i had stomach trouble over ten years;
kept getting worse. tried everything for
relief but it came back worse than ever.
Last fall l got awfully bad; could only eas
light loaf bread and tea. In January i got
so bad that what | would eat would sour
and boil; my teeth would be like chalk
| suffered terribly. l prayed every day for
something to cure me. One day / read
about EATONIC and told my wife to get
me box at the drug store as l was gong
to work at p. IN. / took one-third of it
and began to feel relief when it was
three-fourths gone, l felt fine and when it
was used up l had no pains Wife got mo
another box but I have felt the pain buh
twice. l used FIVE tablets out of the new
box and l have no more stomach trouble.
Now l write to tell you how thankful
am that l heard of EATONIC. / feel like
a new man; eat what like, drink plenty
Of water, and it never hurts me at all.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
PROOF THAT STONE GROWS
Rock on California Farm Has In
creased in Weight Within the
Memory Of Settlers.

On the farm of Mr.. james Chain
pion, known as the OLD home place, Of
his father, John Champion. boys nsed
to meet years ago with the elder
Champion, and often tossed n roiin,l
stone, ball fashion. one to another
The same stone now lies. in. The yard,
MT the old place and men liow in. their
eighties often speak of this rock and
identity it rs the stone they used 10
toss about to each other. 1; ,;Jfisss
Today it will weigh about :s0l
pounds and lies near the spot where i.
has lain for nearly century. Sufne
of the most substantial old men o.
Mercer county. who arc now Twin.
will vouch that Ibis rock has growii
from small stone 10 IFS present size
since their balryln,od days. Miimort
(Cal.) Enterprise.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
A hen that makes lot OF fuss over
IN egg is seldom a good layer.
SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk In comfort do stock ings.
4 package of Aliens Foot Ease. the anti
septic powder 10 shake into the shoes and
sprinkle in the foot bath. gives you that
''old shoe" comfort and saves wear. Aliens
Foot=East makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. Ladies wear shoes one size
smaller by shaking some Aliens Foot
Ease. in each shoe in the morning. Sold
everywhere-Adv.s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
25c for IL or.
15c for 6 OF.
10c for 4 OF.
Could She Carry Them7

While WAS putting my hat and
coat on my little boy asked me where
was going and | told him that ! was
going to get seats for the circus. He
said, Mamma. can you carry them p
Exchange.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
Got His Measure.

Ferdie = Don't you think frav-l
broadens one?
Miss Brglf-Yes. you should take :,
trip around rhe world.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11

Perhaps some day genius will rise
to. The occasion and invent a noiseless
photograph.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
Musical Criticism.

How do you ike the new singer
Jones?"
"Oh. very we<l. except when shes
singing"-Bosrnn Transcript
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11

The man who earns more Than he
gets is in line for promotion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11

Never criticize ANYTHING at char
:ty bazar. yo, cant tell who made it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-06-11
Words.

This man .Iaggs who is running for
Office 'Yes." what does hu
stand.for?''
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
SHIN FEN ENCOURAGED
 BY FLOTATION OF LOAN
(By nited Press)

London, Aug. 16. (By Mail.)-Over- subscription by 50,000 pounds of the Irish Republican loan which Eamonn de Valera promoted in the United States has been hailed by Sim Fein as victory of "the popular will over intense military aggression"
 It was hoped to get 150,000 pounds by the loan A campaign was started in Ireland year ago, and subscrip- tions there as we'll as in the United States were heavy. The campaign was continued until few weeks ago, when it was announced that the loan had been largely oversubscribed de- spite what Sim Feiners claimed were Superhuman efforts of the British government in Ireland to suppress it.
 From the time the loan started there were frequent arrest of alleged pro- motors, the bulletin claimed Meetings in favor of the loan were raided, and newspapers which advocated it or ac- eepted advertisements in it's interest were suppressed. At various times, all Ireland was placarded by night with
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30

cording to people of that section it is the greatest revival they have wit messed. Rev. Shelby will start a pro tracted meeting at Fl Paso on Sep temDer l9, the last one to be held on Coway circuit this summer.
 New York, July 2S.-American ten his circles are getting yells ready to acclaim the victorious American team when it returns from Australia next winter with the Davis Cup.
 England rates William T. Tilden as one of the most deserving players that has ever held the worlds cham pionship title.
 After William M Johnston, the na- tional champion, was eliminated by J. C. Parke, in the Wimbledon match es, some concern was felt in America lest the little Pacific Coast star was off his game. But in the matches be- >Wcen tho British and American cup teams he avenged himself for the de feath and came back into his own bright game.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
CHURCHES UNITE
 IN FINE MEETING

The Methodist and Baptist congfe- gations at Mt. Carmel, have united in revival service started on Sun day, August p, and 5 converts al ready have been won. Rev. J. L. Shelby is pastor of the Methodist con- gregation, and is conducting the night service, while Rev. James, the Bap- list pastor, is in charge of the day services. Many of the converts, it was said, are heads of families rot reached in other revivals held jn that community.
 Converts were baptized Sunday af- ternoon, Rev. Shelby said One of the number taken into the church was an old lady 72 years of age, who was baptized with the others. Ac-
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
FRENCH PASSION PLAY
 RIVALS ODER AMMERGAU
French at Nancy Stage Sacred Spec. tacle Superior to Famous
 German Event
CBy United Press

Paris, Aug. II. (By Mail)-After having put over one on Germany in the matter of war, France has just decided to put over another one with a French Ober-Ammergau.
 This is the latest development of Franco-German postwar competition Relo from the Bavarian passion Iplay center indicate that the Ober- Ammergau actors and actresses con slder France is taking an unfair ad- vantage of them.
 The passion play at Ober-Ammer- gau which is given every ten years would ordinarily have taken place this year. Owing to the fact. how ever, that the Bavarian population can't scare up enough food to feed themselves to say nothing of feeding the hundreds of thousands of visitors who flock there every ten years for the sacred drama, this years presen- tation had to be called off for the first time since the inauguration of the drama.
 With food a little more plentiful in France, the latter has undertaken to see to 1t that the world won't sui fer from lack of a passion play be- cause of the German food shortage. Incidentally France hopes to give her passion play such a send off this year that hereafter she will be a serious competitor of the Ober-Ammergau show
 Frances passion play, which was founded in 1904, but which had to be suspended during the war, has just resumed business at it's original stand at Nancy under remarkably en- couraging and impressive circum- stances.
 The Nancy passion was founded by the Monsignor Petit, dean of the diocese, and he is still in charge. Like the Ober-Ammergau play it is given every Sunday and constitutes an entire days performance.
 The play opens at g in the morn ing and save for an hour and a half at noon for lunch continues till 5 in the evening
 The cast is made up of 400 actors and actresses all drawn from the peasant and workmen's classes of Nancy and vicinity.
 During the war many of the origi- nal members of the cast were killed
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30

loan posters, which the police prompt ly removed the next day. Many in- stances of arrests of individuals are cited, with consequent imprisonment at hard labor, for working in the inter- est of the loan or even for being found with loan propaganda. In one case cited in the bulletin as typical, man was arrested for having in his posses sion loan prospectus. Many of the men arrested were members of Parlia- ment.
 So effective was the policy of sup pression, the Sim Fein announcement states, that just before the compile tion of the loan the campaign in it's behalf was almost abandoned. Despite this, the subscriptions continued to a successful finish.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30

or wounded while the theatre in which the passion play is given was badly damaged by bomb from an airplane-hurled purposely, the Nancy players believe, by their rivals across the Rhine
 The theatre, however, has now been fully repaired and the cast filled out with new members that are declared to be worthy of the org nal ones killed during the war.
 American and English tourists who have this year wis. ted the Nancy pas sion in place of the usual one at Ober-Ammergau are most enthusias- tic in their praises and declare it to be a worthy rival from every point of vieW-stage setting, mus c, tab eauX, acting and sincerity and pious- ness of production.
 Dean Petit has devoted practically his entire time since 1904 to the per lection of the play and the training of his big troup of 400 people. Many of the big tableaux are de- clared to be of the highest artistic presentation.
 The people of Nancy have every intention of making their passion a permanent institution and of shar- ing in the future the worldwide fame and popularity of the Bavarian pres entation.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
EBERT'S ROOF LEAKS.
(By United Press)

Berlin. (By Mail. Though the government has managed to scrape up enough funds to remodel, repaint and repaper the foreign office, it hasn't seen it's way clear to making needed repairs on the palace of President Ebert. As result, the roof looks leaky and certainly needs a new coat of shingles. The exterior needs scrub ping, and the interior could stand en- bellishing.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29

Vanoeni naval pfistthoyalcu y
jlnyeh cestujianb touzicich 20
stravcni vsnocnieh syatkdna atpc.
rickS phdt, dosfoupil yrchoIc V
poDdtli minuleho tydne, kdy pfi-
stalo y pfistayisti ' New Yorkn
osio parolodl, no niehz naIezaIo se
1900 ccstujicich,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29

Pan Wcirskopf rostrhl ,alepku.
Telegram byl cd Lchmanna.
"Obcjdndsku dostal Epplcy.
sastoupcny se~krcthfkou Margit
Roaf."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29

praeovanost q odbornt vsdflAni
mohou IN X eertul Bluff je heslo,
bluff j. yseeko, poeiiyA prhce j.
na pau"
Lehman Ne znoyu rozesmhl
"samy, Wy cheete dflat moral.
kuf Jskkiy jsem mic tskoysho ne.
slysel Samuel Weisskopf hdji
poeiisou praci!"
"MIets, Wy yide6ska opicel =
Kdybyste nebyl TAX zafekl} Vi.
diem. pfemyslel byste radsji, jak
10 sikoynt pfimatknout.
"Nechte no, bIazinku, on Ne o..
iaha sam sazim We. ze no 70 10
etyrt roku pfejde. Je jako rocni
hffbf, noby mn nestsei tanciti.
Ia nj mesice pozna, he obchod nj
lei yytryalchm a ne sprinte.
rum"
Ia ri m1sfee m6ze byti ale po.
zdk."
"NesmysL Obchody piece Jen
jdou Dnes yeeer jcdu do Winter.
thuru. Mestska rada potfebuje
etyfi stroje. Nepijdeme domh'"
"PGdu. Ostatne YAM dikuji
IA upozornknf, be wintertburu
hledajf etyfi stroje. Abyste se me-
mgfjl: il tam nepojedu. Proto4e
MI iii Ferry Lehman tax Kid.
ne winterthuru, pojede jist1 do
ey Hayla nebo do Cburu nebo DO
chsux-de.F onds,"
Lhmsnn 70 Ease taxi yesele ro,.
rental, poplacai Weisskopfa 20
kolent, rozIoueil se y MIN a Vel ii
koupitj lfstek do Lncernu Eeku.
poysli tam efy5 strojh, nybrz osm
a lehman mel uE 0bchod skoro v
kapse, Jel proto V DesmirnE do.
brf nalsdk. Historic = mIadym
Eppleyem bo bayiIa. Ten brejlaty
zrzounek byI yskufku X smichu.
Jak stFIhaI Ultima, kdekoIi se "a.
yadiIo se obebod Tomu nebude
tfeba nastayoyatj nohu. ably klo.
pfh Zakopne 0 sye ,1astDf kof.
nlky, Osfatnk nemobl ted Leh
mann uyefjfi. m by 10 kkyrnk ~.
Ialo tah6ye zazraky. sSoJidnk by.
praeoyany obcbod " nela Jen TAX
zTatitL Ne, Lehman Decba To-
10 kosfkoysnibo uljEDlka. At re
tut Jeho % mite nejygse jeu
pobsyt.
Toh0 minfnl by1 Ferry I+h.
mann 20 eeIy yeeer, c<I0u noe q
r1stlbo dDe do desetI bodin DO,
poledDe. o desats sy1j nazor M
smerlekk Skyrnk p0Dkkud zmkDjl,
prDtoze " doyldxI, ze oDxch osm
strojd byio prays zakoupeno Cd D.
Eppleye mIadsiho DofkIo ~ bo
70 troebu pephjemns, ale nebyI
by ami muk1, kiyby nebyi utrptl
Y tsmze ffdnu jestS DALI porazky
~ s1jofhurD1, Kohrsebachu =
FrelbarkD a kdyz pax pfisls jc.
IT. pohrs v fsditelstyf lazni We
yeyey, zatgroil ~ Ferry Lehman
q mnsysI, ze 8 tim pfinseknDtim
mel Weisskopf prsydu ri TON
ehodil mIadg EppIey IA mini DO
ksysrDy, tyanI Ne, jakoby ven
nejyef6m bullkbm, ktere mn W.
s1i IA nor, a BY 70 ma pobjed nej.
bDDopeJ3 ebIspee, ktsr1 kdy pH,
vi zAmerjky ~ Eyropy
"vypada 70 yskutku, Jakoby
eelI dogoz vi by v JebD rukoU, /"
poznsraeDaI kyseDe Lehman tDho
d0e, kdy We 6oyfdkl, ze obchodnei
mai D. EppleyovI Import
JDbny
"SeJborsl ns tom ye, ze On pro.
dsyz stroje . il y noDz1 Jen uhIo,
" papiry." zlobd " WAakopf
Nuslnae q MIN min ink ToI
nejde, yodit ho dopoledoe 10 ks,
wrny Jako sIeSjnku q dirt nj
tady gsrde Jus1me h. vytahooDf
M noe~ Vino, sampshskk, Bkfry
~ nero prasknet SeDp15e 10 bpp
Ne M
Tax dostsh l0portJ1bnyb1 dol
notDlho ffestfDl ale mnohe 4 MIN
zpyyg pesyedli SnaI ~, kdyz 81
tylraE jshey IA bbyf, ale sam %
mstDysi m poukky stsYeho psDa
. crzel ~ mziinort sfAvy gsIo DI
mnoho dcnlay . ponovkznf, Dsz
bo pfesvkdeili, ne sspob pro ees
|byTzdpsf1ho prspory mini okaiG
yhisky Tenkrak " jim 70 %
ysdb, InportJehny We sm5l, h.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-12-29

Ease kArtoihtku Poole Abecedy u.
rovnAl, ale AMI dsset Lehmannn
by no pax vi neptimslo, ably upu.
stll od syb malinovt At6vy. oba
ieho pfatelt byli . toho mrxntf v
tech tfeeh dnech se Jim TAX hcx.
ky %prscoyslo. sotya ysok byl I'm.
port.-Johny y ksrtothtkou hotov.
xacaly Ne Ease jeho jizdy q jejich
porhkky.
"Alkoholem BIO nedostaneme,"
konstasoysl pax Ferry Lehman,
ktereho pfechhzeIa %yesclost. =
Museli byebom najiti nteo sil.
ntjsfho."
"vsiml jste n, jak yetff, kdyz
pfisedne ku stolu cisniec7"
Samuel Wcisskopf zabodl synj
skinny pohled Lehmannoyi do o.
e. Zlo u spatnost pIhly v mem ja.
ko diva nhliky.
System Condor" blesklo Lcb.
maDnovi mozkem, kdyz videl IN
SUPP tyaf. Ale mysltnka na mi
eeni Eppleyoya skyrn1te w se v
nfm zabnizdiIa a Lehman, wesley
lehman. stabl nebczky tyaf o
fckl jake pro sebe:
"Zenska by byla arci neco sil.
~n1jsiho.'
SUPP tyaf Weisskopfa pfiblizi.
Ia We o diva palce. A jakoby je.
diDfm sloycm odhalil hotoyy
plan. pronesl kratce "Margit.' -
lehman ssebou kkubl
IVY il mate zase tsdyf'
"Pnjela minuly tyden zc San
Reno. Jcji ~plantaznik se yratil
do Galyestonu lined nj 10 ma.
pablo. j. 10 nejzpisobilejsi zen.
ssa pod sluncem. Zhoupne Ep-
pleye, JAZZ ii budeme pfafL Blu
du j zase vydsysti IA svou snou.
bcnku"
SIovfeko "zase" nejak se do.
tklo Lehmanna, MaIg stin Deyo.
Ie pfeleftl mu tvafi jeho yzpo.
minka IA oskIiyou aftrn Ale byl
vi v tom d mysleuka ma znieeni
Kppleyoyo no drzela sc sparech.
kadiI ~ dIoubo : Wcisskopfcm d
rozesli ~ troebu zamysleDL
PAX jednoho dne oznamiI miIf
Weeskopf obtma phielbm, ze je-
bo sn0pbenka, sIeeDa Wafgif Ko-
NJ, pfiJede q n Dude yelice sfsst.
ma, pfjjmou,b Jeho pozysni DO 10.
~ misfsksho diyadIa, kde il bu.
don pfedstayerL Byls 10 nova u.
dalost pro Iinport.Jobnyho. Ga
byI v Eyropt, nebyI pfedstayen
zsdns Jamk ze epoJefnosfi So.
mueIa Weisskopfs nemel RID. ale
kdyz NJ osud svedl tentO trinmyi.
rat peaejeb stroll dohromady,
stfkaI ~ 4 MIN a byl zyIasf vds.
zen LebmanDoyj, N sym zerto.
yanlm tento styk nmoz6uJe. DO
divadIa sel maine vzrusen q r0z-
pakjf NemkI Dejmensiho poDt;i,
D eem ~ = damou boyoH X f0mn
~ pfIpsdn W starry pm We SVEN
poueOvanl yhbec nedosfsL 4 mia.
dsnn Eppleyoyi 81 d5lo, ~ 70 i
ylastD6 10 blavnL
pryDf, 70 v Iozi spaffiI, byls bi,
II, hlub1ee d~ekoIf0yana zsds, Va
10 " Nsrglt DbratiIa q Import,
JDbDy byI zavajen jejl kr5son,
Brsda MI ~bezieky pokIesla q VI,
dons zmoB ~ jeD Da smes0f
so0pDu0 noboD ~ mlstO 6kIouu
TO Je pan EppIey mIadN Nsr.
gjt," zasIecbl bias Wejsskopf6y q
WdtL ktersk ~ jejf raeka spBe
jenu ystfle. ZyeJi prayici jeD
napoIo q jebo vzfyeeDs prsfy d..
THY se jejf diane rebopils pey.
M Jebo rBkU . ~zstfasla j. Bylo
mD, jakoby 10 " yelkf zoruiee
pfitsboysly . obJimaiy
"PoeaGte ~, JobBy. yedle Nar,
it," ami - opt HAS Weisskop.
hv, "m6zete Vi aspob p~opoyldsfj
s1gIjeky"
Teprye TED bo nspadjo, aby NJ
obJsdl spsffJ Wejsskopfa y
LebmsnDs, oba skyfIe obIeIeuf 3
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-07
ESCAPED HONOR PRISONER
 GIVES HIMSELF UP

BiSBEH Nov S.-F. B, simpson, aa honor prisoner. who escaped rom the owa s:a:e peA.tentisry a; Des Moines april 25, 1915. surrendered 10 ihe DO. lice authorities here las; nigh; He .ta:ed tha, he hal been convicted 10 serve a ien-year sentence for forgery .n 1911. and according to a statement he ma le 70 the chief O: police. he was -aaIy to take the punishment due him for escaping. "l have had six years of Le.A would buy myself ticket 10 Des Mo.nes fl had the money. but l aaye only 20 cents" remarked Simp
 sor, He said he has been in every s.a'e in the union and within 200 miles of Des Mo.nes three times since e made his getaway. The police Of f.cials have wired the Iowa prison lI.Aorities of Simpson surrender