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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23
NOTICE OF HEARING TO SET
APART PERSONAL PROPERTY
TO SURVIVING SPOUSE

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for Whit
man county.
In the matter of the estate of Baker
w. Gilbert, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Car
melia Gilbert, the surviving spouse
of Baker w. Gilbert, deceased has
petitioned the court to set aside to
her certain personal property belong
ing to the estate and withdraw the
same from administration, and that
the court has fixed as the time and
place for a hearing on said petition
Friday. the 18th day of August,
1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the court house in Colfax, Wash
ington, at which time and place all
persons interested are hereby noti-
fled to be and appear and show cause
if any there be why said petition
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
! 9th day of July, 1920.
M. c. TRUE,
Clerk of Superior Court.
BY FRED G.. TRUE,
iul23aug13 Deputy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Regents of the State Col
lege of Washington, for finishing
corridors and stairs and certain 9th
er work in James Wilson Hall.
Plans and specifications can be re-
ceived at the office of R. Weaver,
college architect, by making a de-
post of $500 to cover return of
plans.
Bids will be opened at the office
of the President on Monday morning,
August End, 1920. at 10 o'clock. A
certified check for five per cent of
amount of bid must accompany same
The college reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
f. O. HOLLAND,
Secretary Board of Regents
iul23
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23
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A. e. Feragen, Secy. and Mgr.
II. l.. BOgardus, Pres. and Treas.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23
HENPECKED
BY GERALDINE CAMPBELL.
TO- is2O. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate

tG ls20, by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Il tell you, Frank, it's the only
life. No henpecked husband for
yours trulyp'
His companion smiled indulgently,
and thought of a little square white
box reposing in his inside pocket.
"Oh, suppose 1t all depends on the
way you look at it." replied he. "Just
now l have a mighty different point
of view from yours"
Tom Price, a hardened bachelor,
gave him a quick, sharp glance.
"Say, what's all this?" he demanded
I've heard n lot about you and that
darned Avis Dean, but l didn't be
lieve you'd go with a girl like her.
| hope none of those rumors | heard
were true?" rather anxiously.
Frank grinned mischievously.
"Oh, just wait a few days. Some
thing may happen" thinking again of
the little box. "And let me tell you,
Tom, Avis may be little of a vamp,
and she may like to order fellow
around some, but for all that she's a
nice girl"
"See here, Frank Carr, we've known
each other since we were kids, haven't
we, and always been the best of
friends?" "a nod from Frank) "Well,
| want you to take my advice. You
can't deny Avis Dean is vamp. You
can't deny she has a rather shady
reputation. You can't deny that she
(as you say and all the rest of her
family like to order a fellow around
little too much. And finally, see
what a life Dick Carter leads after
marrying Avis sister, who was just
like Avis is now. Why, the poor fell
low can't spend cent but wife must
know where it is gone-he can't leave
the house but she knows where he is
going. Talk about henpecked hus-
bands Take my advice, Frank, as you
always have, and stay away from Miss
Dean.
"Well I'll think about It," answered
| Frank with a twinkle which showed
he hadn't the least idea that his
| friend was in earnest.
When Frank reached Avis house, he
went up the stone steps three at a
time and rang the bell furiously.
maid came to the door almost
Immediately. Yes, Miss Avis was at
home and expecting him.
In Is minutes Avis entered the room
and something in her eyes as she joy
fully greeted him put all Toms eau
tons out of his mind.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23

friend was in earnest.
When Frank reached Avis house, he
went up the stone steps three at a
time and rang the bell furiously.
A maid came to the door almost
Immediately. Yes, Miss Avis was at
home and expecting him.
In 10 minutes Avis entered the room
and something in her eyes as she joy
fully greeted him put all Toms cau-
lions out of his mind.
A year later Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
were settled in modern bungalow at
one of the two beaches. The Sewing
circle to which Mrs. Carr belonged
was to meet at her house that after
noon. All the ladies were to bring
their babies, and, as Mrs. Carr said,
they would have real home after
noon. At 2 o'clock, however, the mem-
bers of the circle unanimously decided
that they liked the movies better than
hot house and fretful babies, so long
suffering Mr.. Carr was brought in ana
asked in hOneyed tones by his wife
If he wouldn't take care of the babies
while they went to the nearest the
alter.
"Of course you will, my DEAR" said
Mrs. Carr decidedly after a moments
pause, you're used to things like
that aren't your" laughingly.
He gave a Short sardonic laugh as
L 70 hi
like that"
SO the ladies went off to enjoy the
latest seven-reel thriller, leaving their
some twenty babies to the care of Mr..
Carr. AS they left the poor man look
ed hopelessly at the children. Then
he went to the piano, showed all the
bric-a-brac from the top into the
midst of the wondering babies ana
sat down to enjoy magazine.
In 10 minutes, he was brought back
to earth by the sound of 20 voices
yelling Justify. He brought more bric-
a-brac, he gave them his watch and
all the the small clocks in the house
(having once heard that watch
amuses a baby when nothing else
WILD, he took from the walls the pie
lures, he danced the squalling chill
dren by turns on his knee.
Bv the time the ladies of the Circle
returned, Mr.. Carr had given their
children everything in the house but
the heaviest of the furniture-and the
babies were still crying. The outraged
ladies Quoted their children, put on
their coats and hats and went to their
respective homes, yowing that they
would make Mrs. Carr resign from tba
Circle.
"Oh, Frank, do wake up! What f.
the matter with you"
Frank Carr slowly opened his eyes
saw Avis looking even more lovely
than ever, bending over him-and
realized that he was not henpecked
husband-it was all dream.
"Oh-er-er, beg your pardon,
Avis, er-I didn't mean to fall asleep
i"
She laughed lightly.
81 know you didn't, poor boy, and
It was really awful of me to take so
long in getting ready"
"Well-er-er-I-er don't feeI
at all well, and I-er-think-I hah
better go home"
He grabbed his hat and coat eDd
made a rush for the door.
Avis could only stare. Then she
went to her window to watch him as
he ran down the path. Just before he
reached the gate, she saw him tate
from his pocket a small white 6ox,
open II and stand for a minute gazing
St its contents She drew in her breath
sharply as she saw him flick the iitt'-
ring in the air. She did not, however
hear him exclaim as he did so:
"No henpecked husband for yorTs
truly
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23

CALL FOR BIDS FOR FINISHING
CORRIDORS AND STAIRS IN
JAMES WILSON HALL AT
THE STATE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. PULL
MAN, WASH.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-23

A. e. Feragen, Secy. and Mgr.
II. l.. BOgardus, Pres. and Treas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
# BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flash yoss kid,eys eccaAaaay
4 - 60 nsae
paUnlASay

No mos o. woman Who ssts nsae
regularly can make . mistake ey
Gushing the kidnsys oeeasionly. eays
Q we'll known authority. MeAt
forms uric acid which elogs the hid.
usy pores 20 they sluggishly Sitter
or strain only part OF tie waste an0
poisons from the bloot. thea yoa
Get sick. Nearly all eShsuoaeisn.
headsches liver trouble. nsrvous-
ness. constipation. dissinses. sIssp-
isasness. bladder disordsrs come
from siusgish kidnsys.
! The moment you feel . dell sehe
In the kidneys or your back hurts.
OF II the urine 10 CLOUDY. o6easove.
full OF sediment. irreguler OF pess-
age or attended By . sensau0a Of
scalding. get about fou: ounces o.
Jad salts from any reliable phar-
macy and take tablospoonful IN .
glass Of water before breakfast for
Q few days and your kidneys viii
then act nne. This famous salts is|
made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice. combined With lithia
and has bean used for gsaesatioas
70 flush eloggcd kidneys and stimu.
late them TO activity. also 70 nsu-
traiiss the seids In urine % it no
longer causes irritation. thus ead.'
Ing bladder disorders.
yad Salts 10 inexpensive and can
Jad Salts 10 inexpensive: cannot
vescent Mthia-watef drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then 20 keep the kidneyu clean
and the blood pure. thereby avoid
INK serious kidney complications.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
AT THE THEATERS

Ono Of the clcvcrest and most up.
pcsiinG pictures Of the scason will
bo soon In tho Metro presentation Of
Tho Bpender." a production In
which Bort Lyteil has ron shoi u high
standard Of achievement.
This play, which win bo shown Ut
tho Liberty theatre tonight. was
adapted from the ntory Of tho snmc
namo that appeared In the Saturday
Evening Post and which was writ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-30
Deulpcsatic CANDIDATE for Repre-
sentative 2lst District.

scatattvc 21Gt DiserSct.
Stands for Good Roads: Better
Rural Schools: Better Forest Pro-
lection; Conservation and priority
use Of Water to extension Of Asri-
ulture and Stock Raising; and the
re-aportionment or representation
In a1st District.
Advertisement.
Mrs. Helen Mason has completed
Is years OF continuous service as po-
lice matron OF Wichita. Kans.
The number of women who have
written photographs Is extremely
small.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
u1erikartct, et.iftcrSen
,,6mititcr" Ocpets,

2os 9lnaeIes, 12. San.- Gilbert
Wunner) Gepetp ipuroe bon nlegi,
foniidea @aloiten IN Ser gs1be Dor
Marieopa ari5s ernloroet. apdbrenf
er golofl;Gptib in Der @egeno lumber.
itreifte. Gr berteioigte iib 10 gut Ell
fonnte, geGen feline Nngreifer, tpnrot
aber auleet ii6erip1ltigt. 9epep er.
longte ip1breno oes Grieges eine
9(rt trorriqer 8eriibntbeit oltrd,
feline feriationeIlen 0siin6baltiiaoetl
iiber ieine ariegserlebniiie, Die bon
eitlem leihtgldubigen 8nbIifltm I'm.
ter potriotiidem 5douoer IN 3abI-
loien @rertpIaren als lautere 8abr-
belt berldlltngen ipitroen. Spdter
belt er &ortrage itlib trot aIs
6ilniAaufpieler in blltttriefenoen
Griegs6iI6ern auf. 9lls ser 8e-
idlnaf Fir feline 2eiitltngen NIT Ser
5llnebu1enoen grniihterl,ng ber=
idluanb, mar 0epeip bon ieinen rie.
iigen Soaltienen nidts iibrig ge-
blieben itnb er ildte als @oIoiuder
ipieoer 5n &eidtam an gelongen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Sf5O,OOO,O 900 Oarlcbcn
fir 1f1ittelctlrcpa

@oi6ianton, t2. sSan.- -6inon8.
iefretdr @loB bat 9arleben Sui1l
@eIalnt6etra9e bon $150,000,000
fin Ole 8eIdafflng bon glabrungs.
mitteln fir SeNerreidL @oleu lin0
annerc eitropdiide 2dnber nebft Sir.
menien rorgeitblogen, Tim seineu
allgefneincn 3erfaI[ oes politiihen
3uiarunlenFangS i'm ntittleren
europa" 81 berbilten Gefretar
@loB beutet an, baB nod genauerer
aeuntnis Der eltropaiiden gerbdlt-
niiie Die Grgdn3nng Der boree-
i6logenen Sunlmen ouf 5000.
@illionen notipenoig iein f0nne.
SIM Sinblif ouf Ole Sage III
Seiterrei:t,. berief Sefretdr @aB fid
nitf Die GrfIdritng 0eS &an3lers 9r.
&ennpr, ser einen b6lligett 3uIom.
menbtltd fir gn6e Sanuur ols nn-
nbtuen6tnr binIteIlte, falls nidt
Siilfe born 9(uslano gcipGbrt tpiiroe.
3ie ait8p1rtigen 9tegiernnoen
peroen irgcno cine GiAerbeit itel-
len iniiiipn ebe Die 9arIeben ge,
itlodt iuerben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Benerer Dampfcr<
Oicnit ttaeb Pantbmra

SamburG t2. Sans. S. SIC.
@lohe, Ser 8i5e.8rdfioent Der SSnter.
national @ercantiIe @arine, Der
fiirslid einen 14tGgigen 9antpfer.
oienit 8tuiihen Stem 0ort 1tno Sam.
burg eittridtete, erfIdrte bertc, onB
Der gerfebr Ieidt geiteigert iper6en
font icbaIO oas ourd Die anfor.
oernnoen 0ps Sollnels nno 8erfe6rs
f0tie iper0e. Itc@lobe traf ouf Der
rRnnfluria", Oem erIten amerifani.
iden Gdiiagieroampfer, Der felt orn
arieg na9 GeutfdIon0 ging, bier
Elm, I'm sic Organization ieiner @e.
ieIlffnft fur Die 9liifnabue oes
9aiiagier, un6 Sra6toienItes orssli.
bnuen. 9ie rManduria" fonnte in.
folge 6es 8niierTtnnoes Ser Glbe
itur inter geripdttlng ooden. Daec.
Blone iirbt Ser 8ufunft optirniItifd
ritgeger, bornusgeiett, 6ob 6ie
bonlbureer @eb0r6en oie n6tieen
Dcd- iin6 Safen-6a5iIitGten fteaen
I0nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
SrDan ifbt Ganlpf
auf &atififatioll fort
ScrSert Senatcren telcarapbiid6 aMf, iidb iiber
tieie Sraec bis smn 10. Janlar so
einisen; icinc HeSc in Chicago.
er dubert iit, sab er ,,ismanSem sram fst.

9lnirogen aus allen SeiIen 6es
Staotes berborgebt. Dieie gfe0e ipirn
8rpans erite offentlibe aeliBerlina
iein nadoe er fid) nuf benz Sofion
ganfett, in 8aibington in offenen
@esenias 5u Der 5rieoertsbertrags.
i,no 8oIferbunospolitif oes grGiis
0enten itelte.
lteber ben mtitlnoBlihen ssnbnlt
itno Die Sraglpeite ieitler &eoe ges
ben Die Mt1itnlaBuneen melt olsein.
amber. @s ftebt ieooA 81 eripnrten,
bab Der alte 8orfdntpfer oer1ofrd.
tiider 9rin5ipien in ieinen Siisclt.
lun Elm Ercerainrn etttiporfen bot,
iuoourd er feline gartei ben sssrr.
gangen Der lebtet Sabre nnb Der
iideren gieoerlage at entreiBen
bofft. I'm 6 ltbr miro I'M gorton
Sotel Elm Grtpfong itattfinoen. Sen
Goriib iiber Die 8eriantnltng fiibrt
8m. $. G6ornpion bon @rano So.
lano.
Son Omaha gebt Brian mad geg
Moines, no er slpei @eoen baIten
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
GrSbebcl,zG 6tiokeit
lit ,lierike ld6t mad,

Staot Merifo. 12. San. - 9ie
llnrlben in Der @rbbebeneegeno
i1einen nod8ulaiien. 9os Siilfs-
werf lit aaerorts i'm Gonge, uno
Die Siilfsmannidaft urlo Die 5lii6t.
llnee bringen SdiIoerungen oes
groBten glen6S 5uriid.
3n garranca 9euobo ipuroe Elm
SauS nit alien 8elpobnern bon eli
|ner @rOlpolte beri9luneen. Mat
fonnte Die Sillferltfe Der gerltneliif.
ten aus Der Giefe b0ren uno bers
iu6te, ibnen init Strifen 9tabrltng
berab5ulaiien. 8iele Spier Der Slit
ten, Die 0ns @r0beben bcgleiteter,
iino eeborgen iporoen, urto Nahgros
brngen in oen 9tuinen Der serItorten
Srti6aften bergroBert Die &otenIilte
itiiroli9. Wiangel on geabrung
@aiIer, ar5tli6er Siilie ,n0 an 9lei.
oung raft piele Der 5liidtlinge bin-
meg. Die geiuobner Der gdn3li6 ger.
itorten Stabt goiuutIas baben 0ie
SoridIage Der Geeierung, ibre Stoot
Der groBeren Si6erbeit ipegen on
einem anoeren Srt ipieoer oitfsu.
bauet, obselebnt, ba iie oen @rllno,
ben Die @rdber ibrer 9orfabren bei.
ligten, nidt oufse6en molten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
Boliei1ciuii uiitcn=2lrebc
nae9 Peliinafcers

Sefiin9fors, Sntnlanb, 12. San
Dos a1,critnniihe Sransportidifi
Buforo uirO i'm 2aafe 6es Cages
in 9ellingfors ertportet. ggie berid).
tet miro, ioaen Die gaTiagiere ntit.
tets Der Gilenbobn an einen 8ltnfi
5innlattoS beioroert iperoelb Der
BetrograO gegeniiberIiegt. (9ln
Somstag CAB cine GieIer Gepeide
befontlt, haB Die 9nforb nit oen
249 mtsgelpieienen gfnorfiIten an
goro am Greitag ben gtorOoItiee
aanaL paIiiert babe, mo In &iel ipe.
gen bor5ltnebmenoer 9ieparatllren.
einige Gage Iieoen bIeiben ntiifie,
BIS iebt !iegen feline omtIi6en Sin.
eoben iiGer bas 3iel Ser anar6iItcn-
drde Dor. g[uBer SeIiingfors fino
San9o ;aO 9lbo ois mutnaBIihe
SanoungspIdbe be3eidnet iporoen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
1,crbresben II, t1,ien
itebnten ifitfi.cr iitcbr 100

gSten, t2. sSan-Selbit i'm Ser.
5en Der Gtaot @ien ftnben tGgIid
fiibna &oubiiberf1Ile itott, ltno 70
tuniider 1T Die Gage geiporoen, oaf
ole autider 1tno gbnpfieure nlii
@affen herIe6en iporoen iin0, I'm
itd idiiten gu fonnen. @ogerl oie
nit g2ohrltngsnlittefn fir nie bitn-
gernoe @eb6lferling onfontnlen,
iper6en bon 5nbIreihen 9an6en
iiberfoIlen uno oiisgepliinbert. Ole
Stdot benotigt fllinoeItens 1000
peitere 9SoIiaiIten, I'M bent ltnipefen
GinboIt eebieten gu tOnnen. 9o5n
fonlntt, SoB Die gfegieriing rtidt ge.
mtg aSferSe sur gerfiienng iteben,
5innnl Die llnterboltitng zines Sfer.
oes in @ien beiite cine Sunlne TO-
itet, neIfe oent @eboIt 6es &an5Iers
eleidt.
0ab elmer ioeben ber6fientIihten
Stutiitif hnben IN @ien i'm Der.
fIoIienen Sabre ooppeIt 10 bieIp
Srouen.Selbitilorbe itattgefunoen.
ols i'm Sabre borber. Ole @eianrt.
8abI Der SeIbitrnoroe belGllft fih altf
1888, mS Die meiIten oabon Iitto
nbne 3ipeifel uitf Die fdredIide gaOt
suriidauiiibren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-12
unti>Scoifici,s Bill
inn Scitat attoenctitifteft
Sm Gepraieutantenbaitie iuirS iiber
cine anoere fflGrfere Mafresel
beraten.

8ni6ington. 12. ssSaa.--giiie an.
eoitionsborlaee, lpelhe i1ipere
Gtrafen niif &onolungen Der gro.
pogor0a 5an llmItlr5 Der Gegie-
rllrs our1 gliliuen0ung bon @a-
ipalt fest, muroe bonn Genot phne
naInentIiAe gbltiinntitig 1rlgenotit.
en- ltito an bns Observation-Disclosures
iibergeben.
Senotor 8orob oppottierte Ser
gorlase,ipeil iie Oeln@eneraIpoItrtei.
tier Die 3eninr iiber bic 8reiie Der.
leiben ipiiroe. Gem gegeniiber er.
flarte @allb, Montana, bnB Die Ser.
lage ein5ig ltno aIein gegen folde
8ropugan0a into Satiefeit geridtet
iei, pelde Die 9lniperoung bon @e.
malt gum lln1Ititr5 Der Hegierung
be5medte.
gorab brodte einen 3uids 3ur
gorloge eurdb ipotah Berionett
0enen 'rabifole 2iteratur BON Der 8e.
foroerung Ditr9 Die 9oit ousgeidIoi.
ien miro, Dor irgetto eitem 8ultbesa
geri9t fIagbar, iperOen fonnen, iuo.
ourd 0ie Soften nno Die @era0ge.
rltng Ser @inreid)ung elmer aIage
III 8aibington beruieoen tperoen.
Mittleripeile bat oos Sous iiber
feline eigene 8orIage ou oenlieIben
3ped' beroten urfo bot iie fait fer.
tigeeitellt. Die WaBnnbtne' oes STE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, welde III ibren
@ritno5iigen Die rebibierten 8or-
i6loge oes @enerdlanipalts 8olner
entb1lt, beleet lbertretitllgen oes
Se0itionsgeleses NIT ,tngernein bar
ten Strafen. Inter nnoern erfl1rt
iie Die Soocsitrafe gegen iof9e sl1f-
riibrer fir Sulaiiie. 0enen IN eifterl
8eihDorenengeridt 8erf1tporltng
gegen Die &egierlug nit 8erIiilt
utenl9liben 2ebens rohgeiuieien
peroen fonl. Inter oieier MnBregel
fonnte 9lnseflogten oas Ge6t Der
3euenisberlpeisertne gu ibren eiee.
inn llneuniten obeeiproden iperben.
ltnter oieier MaBnabnle fonnen
glusldnOer erIt 5ti elmer 3uftbdiis.
Itrafe berltrteilt itno nod gerbiibung
oerlelben oeportiert iperoen. Gie
Serurteiliutg bpn omerifattiiben
8iirgern briltet, mo ilidt Die Sooes.
ftrafe oneeipen6et meroet fonn, cine
3udltbousItrnfe bon nibt iiber 20
SSubren imo eiie @rIbitrafe bon niGt
iiber $4,000 NIT iid).
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karSiital Gibbons
iibcr GRei6eiSitfteen

Baltimore, IL. 5ebr.-.9ie Gle.
I9eioitnGen iino Elm arebsIGo6en,
Der an iuierm 2ebengnerben nagt4 ,
Ioete aarSinoI Gibbons in elmer
e(niprnde on Ole international Te.
berotion Of Catholic 2Iun1noe. Ger
haroincI beflagte Die Iore @eietge.
biing, burf tpelde oas gbejdei.
bunasiibsI eroBse5ogen piiroe. sd
uoIlte, ocb @beideiOltngen gGrl5li6
nbgeihnfft iperoen fonnten. @enn
Die 8ortc oes glboIteIs: Sroqet elmer
oes onean 2oit, mirflid befoIet
miirOen. Damn naren nidt 70 pieIe
Esbeideioiingpn. SD boffe, sybr iuer.
bet IN oieier Siniid)t Elm 9eifpiel
ieteh sino bonnd eifern, einanber
Die 8ifiipfeit elmer ginidrdtfnng
oieies listels Ifar al uiaden."
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kaiier uicaciett
tuabniinnio crkldrt

0tand)eiter, IL. Son.Ger Wtan.
DIETER Guardian eIoitbt cine So.
fune Der Sdipierigteiten, ipelde Ell.
ner @eriirteiltng oes friiberen oeiit.
iden GniierS I'M @ege iteben, ae.
fun6en sit hoben. Gos gIott iogt:
Ser GrsGoiier fpiro 5i einent Ser.
Dor Dor cine aonliniIiion Der glai.
ierten bo-geIaoen tperoen, itno iuentt
er nift eridleint- mas er rnogIi6er.
ipeiie nidt tltn tpiro-ipir6 obmeieno
iiber i'm berbonoeIt tperoen. g(iti
oieie @eiie tuiro feline SduIo ser
ean5en 8eIt our6 9lusiagen bon
3eigen niid oeutider, ieinen grief.
pehieI uho onoere ltrfunoen, fIor.
geIegt tocrben ino iuenn es nidt
bolitredfdr lem ioIltp, miro es bod
I'M @rotc.cu itebeu gs lit m6gIid,
Dab benz Gr.Roiier ouf grlno bon
nus SoIlnno iinb GeutIdlono Der.
fiigbarer geipeiien, sperbreherifder
8aHnIirn" nadeeipieieu tperben
fam.
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Kcl6ak's Grmppcn
uSaio seriprenet

aonbin 10. San.- g1af cinell
Selegran.n Der 9oilu N1ai[ bon
$orbin untern 8. San. mir6 bon
jopaniider Seite befonnt gcgeben
Sob sSrflitif boaig in ben S1noen
Der io3inIiitiiden gtebolittioniiten
fei uno DOB 9(omiroG 4olfafs g(r-
mee gan5Iif) 5eripreugt tporoen iei.
Die japoniide 3ibiIbeb0Iferung bot
Srfittsf Yerloiieu. No6 anoeren
ideinbar 5uberl1iiigen 2uellen ha-
ben oie Gidedo.Slomafen ltno sa-
poner nit ben 8oIi9eipiIten Elm ab.
founlen Jetroffen, monob iie ii6 ge.
genieitia nidt beIGitigen tperoen.
gs miro aultlid befonnt qeunaht,
6aB Die onterifoniiden Sruppen 8e.
febl erbalten baben. bis sum 1.
@aGra Ole Mafloidprei at berlaiien.
slonliral &oIdof, Ser 0iftator ser
Mruiiiilben Sfeeierltn in Sibirierl,
iou nod elmer brnbtloieit Meloung
bon Mcsfolt ont Greitoe bon einenl
SberIte.s gepeliaieff berboftet NOR.
ben iein, 1tnt SoIhof oie 2eitiina
Der fibirii4en alneeIegenbeiten aus
Der $nno 5it nebnlen.
sSrt elmer Depeide bon fied miro
bonn boItiiden ariegsidouplos be.
ridtet, ,oaB Iettiide Srl,ppen felt
6reitag oie goIi6eiuiItenItpIItng
ourdbroden baben, tpoonrd] elm
Hildong bon beren eanser s(rnee
nottuenoig tuurbe.
auf bem iiioli1en RriegsIdali.
plas beonipriiben Die BcIi6eiuiiten
@rfOIge segen Senifine.
Rah elmer orabtloien Meloiing bon
Diosfau boben fie Iofbitiheban, ei.
nett iuidtieen 9inft, is Meilett iiio.
IpeitIih bon gsobotiderfasf. einae.
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