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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
To Organize a Club

All members of Mary Logan Tent
No. .. Daughters OF Veterans are in
vitcd to the home OF Mrs. Mary Gillln.
24co Spruce street. Wednesday after
noon. Feb. .. at two o'clock.
At the regular meeting OF the Tent
last Thursday evening it was voted
to organize a club to meet in the af-
tornoons at tho homes Of the different
members for tho purpose of assisting
in the general work of tho tent; ono of
the special objects mentioned at that
meeting was making chair cushions
and rugs for the Soldiers and Sailors
Home at Buffalo. Wyoming. Every
member of the tent is especially invited
to attend this meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
CREAM FOR CATkRRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head. Colds. It's Splendid!

IN one minute your cloSgcd nostr'ls
will omen. the air passages OF your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No moro hawking, snuffnns'
blowing, headache, drynoss. No strus
Cling for treath at night; your cold OF
catarrh will bo gone.
Get n small bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
"A little of this fragrant, anusept,y
healing cream in your postrils. u
penctrates through every air passase
of the head, soothes the intlamncu o,
swollen mucous M, mbrano and reli Il
comes instantly. ..,
It's Just fine. Don't stay stui
up with a cold or nasty catarrh-ko-
lief comes quickly.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

state OF Weather Clear Cloudy
Normal temperature for this date, 80
degrees.
Mean temperature for today J. degrees.
Variation in temperature in "a hours.
degrees colder.
Highest temperature. i3 degrees at l
y. m
Highest temperature recorded this
month, 80 years. u degrees
Lowest temperature. 20 dcgrcecs at
80 a. m.
Lowest temperature recorded this
month. SO years, 81 degrees
Highest wind velocity. II miles NE
at 5.i6 y. m.
Total rainfall and melted snowfall
since first OF year 30 inches.
Normal precipitation to datc 81.
Time OF sunrise 1903 IL m. T1mc OF
W. D. FULLER.
Weather Bureau.
Forecasts till 500 p. m. Wednesday.
For Pueblo and vicinity tradius 20
miles,: Fair, with some cloudincss. to-
night and Wednesday.
For Colorado. Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday; not much change in
temperature
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tho pressure is high over tho coun-
try generally this morning. only rela-
lively low areas being shown in tho
Southwest. along tho eastern Gult
coast and in tho Canadian Provinces
Precipitation has occurred on the
North Pacific coast, in Idaho and nor
thcrn Utah. at various points in the
Missouri valley. on tho western Gui'
coast and in the northeast. Tcmpers
lures have fallen in eastern Colorado
and over the greater portion OF the
United States. but warmer weather
prevails In the northern, Rocky Noun
tain region, also in Nevada and utah
Under prevailing pressure conditions
fair weather maybe expected in Pu-
chlo an vicinity tonight and wcdnes-
day, probably with cloudinoss at in
tervals. Little change in temperature
is likely.
w D. FULLER.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
PERSONS AND EVENTS
HEAD ur. LIVE THE RIGHT

Hold your chin up and be firm
Let the other fellow squirm-
Live the right, and don't despair
In tho shadows of the care
out of all tho gloom and crust
Bursts the blossom thru the dust
out of all our care and woe
LIES divinest lilies grow.
Fragrancing our path of truth
With their beauty and their youth,
Head up, and on lips of song
Faith that keeps the whole world
strong.
BY FoLGER McKNsEY.
Mrs. Royal H Ffnney has planned a
series of Bridge parties to be enjoyed
in her home this afternoon, Friday al
toruoon and on Tuesday afternoon,
February s.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Black will
entertain at buffet supper in their
home on Saturday evening. courtcously
honoring Mrs. II. +. Nash, of Denver.
Mrs. l.. L. Weed has invited friends
to her home for social hours tomorrow
and Friday afternoons. Games of
bridge will be tho chosen diversion.
Thch Wednesday morning club Will
meet with Mrs. ]. c. Brooklng today.
when Mrs. W. l.. Hartman. Mrs. NJ.
d. Thatcher and Mrs. c. Watson De-
vino will discuss Representative one
Act Plays by American Authors.
Tho women's Forum OF the Steel
Works club will meet this evening at
O'Clock when Miss Mary McNally will
talk on "Thc Japanese Question" which
will be followed by a general discus
sion. Ladies and their husbands are
invited
Tho Now-A-Day club will meet this
afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. IL
Roddy. when Mrs. Robert Clark Will
be leader OF the lesson.
As compliment to Mrs II. +. Nash,
of Denver. Mrs. Hardner Williams
has invited old time friends to visit
with her and play gamcs of bridge
whist tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Bulien left Sunday NOR
ming for Troy, n. Y. to visit her
daughter. Miss Margaret Bullen. who
is attending Russell Sage college in
that city.
Colo. arrived yesterday to visit Mrs.
L. Is. Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon C. Sutton have
returned from tho northern part of the
state and are at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. smith.
Mrs. F.. r. Rockwell. OF Paonia, Colo
| arrived Monday to enjoy n visit with
| Mrs. Perry NJ Keen and family.
Miss Graco Bucksteiu who has been
visiting for two weeks in Denver has
returned to Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
Family of Eight Rent
The Arkansas Home

Fine Bluff. Ark, Feb. l.--Tho homo
OF Thomas Ashcraft, banker, which
he advertised yesterday he would
rent only TO a family with children.
the rent to be reduced in proportion
to the number OF children. was leased
last night to family with six child
rem.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

ite Prescription which the drug
gists of this country have been
selling in liquid form for the past
so wears. 1t can now be had in
tablets also. Ingredients on label.
Send ten cents to DR.. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y,
for trial package Of tablets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
Police Notes

IL thoro is no change in the plea or
other hitch, the case of Ross S. Kelly,
charged with assault to murder j. b.
Dunn, will be tried today in division Il
of tho district court. II was hintod
last evening however. that there Will
DO n change in the plea.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
PRESIDENT WILSON
ATTENDS THEATEP

Washington. II. c., Feb. l.
President Wilson accompanied
by Mrs. Wilson Tuesday night
went to the theator for the ilrst
time since he was taken III more
than one and onc-halt years ago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
Weather Conditions n
Other Cities In the West

weather reports of several citiss II
Colorado and adjoining stAtes duiins
morning. compiled from statistics fazs
nished BY the weather bureau eefacA
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
$15O,OO0 Fire In
California Town

Chico, cal. Feb. l-Firc hero to-
day destroyed a block OF frame build
ings. causing loss estimated at $50, 900.
During the fire II boiler WAS blown
from restaurant in one of tho burn
ing buildings and hurled across tho
street where It chippcd off portions of
n hotel cornicc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

Yesterday Luciano Cavalier and Is-
nacio Raminoz wore to have been tried
ON a charge OF assault TO rob with a
gun one =. Jaramillo, but one OF the
prosecuting witnesses being absent the
hearing was postponed until tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

After moro than a day and n half
Of trial and dcliberation OF and over
tho casc OF sam McAlister and y. C.
white against French l.. Taylor for "a
consideration OF something like $40.
tho Jury in division y OF tho district
court was unable to agtcc, and tho six
men were discharged by Judge Trimblc
Yesterday afternoon
The controversy was over a deal
connected with a garage, and the tes-
timony brought out a rather compli-
Gated state of affairs, at least that was
the effect 1t had on tho six men who
could not get together on n verdict.
Polish words. interpreted as meaning
in English the vilcst OF appelations arc
quoted in n complaint filed by Mary
panus against Mary Bonato in the dis
trict court, wherein the plaintiff
charges that defendant applied the
words to her
Plaintiff alleges that the charges
made against her character have dam
aged her reputation TO Tho amount OF
81 900, and sho sues for that amount to
cover tho damages.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02
BY FOLGER MckINSEY.

Mrs. Royal IL Ffnney has planned a
series of Bridge parties to be enjoyed
in her home this afternoon, Friday al
toruoon and on Tuesday afternoon,
February s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

DR.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Black will
entertain at a buffet supper in their
home on Saturday evening, courtcously
honoring Mrs. II. Il. Nash, OF Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon C. Sutton have
returned from tho northern part of thC
state and are at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs o. q. smith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

Mrs. F.. r. Rockwell. OF Paonia, Colo
arrived Monday to enjoy n visit with
Mrs. Perry NJ Keen and family.
Miss Graco Bucksteiu who has beer
visiting for two weeks in Denver has
returned to Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-02

Mrs. l.. &. Weed has invited friends
to her home for social hours tomorrow
and Friday afternoons. Games Of
bridge will be tho chosen diversion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
A CONTRAST IN GOVERNMENT

IN the ycar 1920 Albuquerque paid Si2 - in taxes on each ~ 600 o.
assessed valuation.
slO57 for all city government charges OF this tlO5' we used So
for interest and sinking fund charges and 81 cents for the JOINT
county and city health administration, leaving Just - out of the total
charge per 81. 600 on city property with which 10 pay general opordt
ing expenses and municipal upkccp
Yet with this onc-cighth OF our total tax charge, the city com
mission "a able 10 pay off city employees regularly wiped out a de
fit of several thousand dollars in the general fund, paid all city bills
oil the first of each month, lived within the city manager 5 budget amt
emerged nj the end of the year with u balance IN the gGtraI iund
That ST very striking evidence of the efficiency of the comms
sion manager form of government, as il has been applied TO the man
agemcnt of this city.
1, II more than that. however, because il provides a contrast
with our county governments in many New Mexico counties, includ
ing our own.
bills for the last quartcr OF 1920 Warrants issued upon their trcns
unrs come back from county seat banks marked no funds \
number of the county governments have not paid the election cS
penscs Of the 1920 general election and there is a prospect of long
delay in their payment in some instances.
If this situation were true of just one county, or two, or even
three. it might be laid to local extravaganza or occasional misman-
agcmcnt.
But the present situation is chronic in New Mexico county gov
eminent. and is not more general now than has been the ease in past
years. There have been shades eff Improvement her" and there. as
in the ease of our own county in recent years; but with one o II two
shining exceptions, efficient county government, as evidenced by re-
ccipted bills and balances in general funds, has been lacking
II a commission can bring Albuquerque out at the end of the
year with oil bills paid and u balauc" in the operating account, on
onc-eighth of all the taxes Albuquerque pays why does another form
Of commission. running our counties, and with considerably larger
proportions of the tax revenues available 50 often romc out IN the rcd'
Obviously the one commission is tmctioning efficiently and
The other Is not.
What II, wrong with the one that is falling down.
Can whatever Is wrong he hNcdS
IF not. " ~ a famous New Mexico journalist used 10 say when
matters OF keen public interest pressed for settlement. why nolf
While we are >"lcmuly considering the problem ri making ends
meet in public expenditures. reducing uUr tax rates and generally
Tightening up the bearing, of he public motor, Nhouldnt this part OF
the mechanism have % careful working over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

md you know
That the president at the state
University lEluug~ Ia the American
49, ociatlon 1T Clinical ttiminulogN
Thnt - n%ntiunail, known iE,nd or
gnnircr ~ leader claims Nbuqucr-
que his home
That one of the University PROBES
snrS II u mrniipr Of StN different
Greek letter tratrrnitic~'
That u certain albuquerque lawyer
admit. that hc has handled much ut
the most importint litigation that has
engaged the attention al the courts
at New McNico Tor tile past 80 years
THAT u l1Hi author hats contrihut-
cI no short stories 10 Harper and
other american magazines
IInt Professor 4. q. IIodpin's mid
die name l. Ilknnahr
Nor Ncith,r did We until w' sat
ug down with the new tat ipd NHIum,
of the lEIu-lH-l Who's Who iu
America tu srv what tro local c,i'-
'iItlrs didn't mind telling Uu them.
s.ly,. % I- now plain GOO l. seen
that NI"HHUU,.UU, hJ. unf hU'u nI.'
lppr,.HfIul fE. uututlrs bon ugr
midst ul. % .itN mot lnl'" lawyers.
Hu. physician. uu, u,ulist. TWO ,du.
GATORS. uu, band I''d"r ono written.
H bishop 90 forest ~utfnuluutst o. HuI.
lrrai'y president. H ,HIl.l. dean. fHu
professors aui H Iuds, listed .WHus
the great and urIT great
4 p,Jua,I off t.n new No'uwr I
most I~IIumlultuH l.uH Cram. uHu 81.
known Iu.tII. ta s. Indian agent
listed 1909 t V.if,r 900 WHO'S Who
fI. HHrE.I .n 'NU uru paper EHHI' 'HH
Two Fttrs before ,uf'.IuE tnr Indian
ulrI.r 100 Ntsuiuptuu ll' N.t. boom
superintendent off tho MuHuI Indian
] T..L#U..HH.H. b.. L.."H.4T|. NH..UH.f .#.|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
HOPE FOR THE WORLD

w HEN a man who has made much money out Of tho display of fc
w male form comes out ami says; II want to see more clothes on
w women; want them 10 dress more modcstly; want 10 see
longer skirts and more of them, 90 there's surely hope for the word.
That Lee Shubcrt, theatrical producer.
When DR.. BOwlby q leader in the Sunday reform movement, de-
carcs 81 believe IN kissing. It is wonderfully delightful as an cSer.
else, and I'm not against il either on week days or on Sundays he
touches the human side of things And 1t is hard to believe that he
iavors the removal Of the stan from Sunday, the huShing of gadsom"
song of the canary on that dag, or the culoiniug of the flight of the
hucbirdS and swallows ou a day set apart for rest.
i is fair TO presume that there is much good on each side of
almost every question. If Shubcrt tayors a return 10 sanity in dress
ing it is not fair 10 question his motives by even expressing opinion
that with more clothes on the women outside, greater crowds will
pack his thcatcr 10 see the girls in the ordinary garb of musical
comedy.
Ii dear old DR. Bowlhy and Mr. Shnbert keep on moving in their
present drcctiur. ar uo late date the millennium may arrive.
Chinese eggs sell IN this country al 81 cents a dozen, while chi
ueSc IN China are starving. Perhaps they would rather StarNr than
cat the eggs they ship us One Fan understand that.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
DANGER STAGE

NIIEN d man develops in his mental mechanism q condition which
w cause, tho pressure gage ON The Ego 10 register above the broad
w and plainly visible red line marked danger
Then IL s time for emergency relief measures in that man A, case
whether initiated hy himself or by those who have a care tor his tu.
lure ;-bccau,c am explosion is right At hand.
Sometime, q man. mental mechanism becomes % out of line
with hard use that the pressure gage ON the Ego is where he cannot
see II himself
However. his friends can always see il.
Occasionally q man Is SO uuiortuudt, as 10 have put out OF con.
mission the h,le warning bell that Is q part Of the Ego equipment
on all well made mental mcchaniSmS so that the most expert of his
friends cannot make II ring.
Nothing hi . miracle can save that man from an explosion,
And the age of miracles is past
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
BACK TO BUFFALO BILL DAYS

IINCLE SAM has another bison problem on his hands. Not long
ago hc Wa, 'rrt'ug bccausc the buffalo was sliding out of exist
- cncc. Now hrs n-Nug with the same puzzle from another dngl"
Too many buffalo babies.
Bison herd, heard about the ant-racc suicide stuff somebody
preached Result 500 bison calves q year, and birth rate climbing
upward.
THE dark dy OF tho bison has passed. says DR. +. W. Nelson,
chief of the United States biological survey.
Blu. the dark day for Your Uncle Sam is just breaking.
"AS a matter OF fact continues DR. Nelson, with Nh" present
rate Of increase, II may become a problem IN q few years how W" snail
care for the buffalo ON the national preserves
Those prc historians who feared the extinction of the bison may
now sit back and l, 'hc taxpayers hustle ont and buy more pa>tmr
age for the buffalo.
huy q few thousand acres near Yellowstone park for the rapidly
growing buffalo family
Congressman yelling, OF Utah. has introduced a bill in congress,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
Legal NOTICES


SO laNAH
state 81 New Nr,fga. County Of b'fnat.lD
In the ptstT,t Court
OiAa % Martinez. Plaintiff.
vs.
Cnuilu Martinez Defendant
To %" Above Named Defendant
IDl are hereby notified that a suit has
been filed against you 10 the SAID Court
anu County By the above named l%lslhtfi
900 ~uith the sad plaintiff pray lur
divorce uu the ground, ut d-sertiuu aud
abandonment And ,uu are further u0tlhri
that uul,., tUu cutter nr cause Co be catered
your appearance boz said cause uu ur h'iur.
tbs g-fb ta, Of March 4 D 1871 judgment
wUI be- rendered against YOU BY default and
'u' r,u.f prayed fur will boz granted
Tho uhms ~ the plaln.ifs attorney 81,
DENIM. CtaSss whose posioui,- address Is
A,IuuutruuH n "
.~sau FKEp ,KOiLpTr CI.rt
Is, HARRY o LII Depot,
IrH O. Ian. MAJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

Charles VI Nu
hon. III man
who died and
ca m - b q e. h
claims Ca know
Doctor. %iy No
Muhon tied on
the operating Ia
bic
MS n
stopped
His puts" halt
ed.
Ills flesh grew
white
His body took
uu IN, chin -
death.
lBy an th" tests
ur science NcMa-
hon was dead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

County of BstualiIo
Ramon Garcia. rlaIuuF
Isaar Harrh. Defendant
Nui.l, ia herewith glveu 90 the public
and go Hl concerned thu ! will upon the
Iuth daE - March 1921 o. o. % m sell
20 Oh, highest aTi bet bidder iur tafh all
right. title and interest 81 lsnaU harih. De,
t,udsnt bon bud On 100, tulleWiug described
property 300 -Hudu'a' County. Sew Mexico
aud mon, particularly described Hs follows
That certain tra'' 'r iHr,'l II land Iylus
and h,lu. BOO precinct .a GOD Ui stid t'uuf}
of ~huduyal HuI t,-U..Ntd a. %fulluvr. Co..
aIt Nnrfh bounded ty C'is0 ~Hnduyal aud
y 3 Mi,fH -nHfH. bounded Ny ihv hills
and public domain east. bounded by Julian
MuufoyA and luraa CHAVEZ rtoprtttch. wet.
bounded hy ihr Rio rurr,u and 4 EIrbvald
prnp'rfF
and mat viii sol rsII properly ior rho
purpose Uf sst.rs |0g l Judgement obtained
boz the .aus, u, Ramon Garcia plaintiff a..
Isaac harih. defendant 40 l9tlI Iu rhr
district court Of the second Judicial dIsirIDt
tn aud FOR hsruHIIllo County. New hgatU0.
which action was an action Tor the recover
Of money loaned hy pIsIutt 20 defendant
IN tho above ruuil.d glua, that the date
Of the rendition ~ sid .udgmruf is lith
day Of Dec 1890, aud the amount OF said
Judgment is fiv, thuusnnd dollars tSAuUu nul
with interest ~ six per cent Per Euuum
from iNth day ~ June 1870 exclusive ~
goais. aud that ] sill sell ,ati property at
60 A " ON said day ~ tho front door o.
tLy court house Tor tho County Of SauduNal
90 Brfrtlllo, Sow Mexico
MARIANA & NOSrUYA.
Shrr.O NJ ~nndoyhl County Scv McyIro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

Don't wish you could tud a iob-Find IL,
Dou't wish you could rent your apart,
neut-Rsut a.
Don't wish you could Ssl your lou,s-
Sell h.
HOWL
Phone Sa5. Pbohs Bt5,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
uruNnK Nnlr urM>nks

IAN On. Imam UIr light longer AMI
rHrI.r md hr u,l.d STEINER and
come, Hu smiling mHr. Times than
amy urN,. human bishop Michael
GuIIlnu. president of th. Friends OF
lrl-h Freedom.
"Ir . .ss,utial limit tho prices of
steel .ud iron should come down 90
iilI I4.f aud normal busi- 81 ~, are
again ID. attain tho prosperity FOR
which N. hop, john SHELTON VII
huus ..uptIoil,r eft currency
"Buuf allow children tn hnv"
sugar .Hufy. lee cream cor amy sweets
unless under 'ho most extraordinary
circumstances aud iu tho smallest
amount. uossihlc Dr John I.ov'tt
MORSE Harvard University
"'in the opponent OF British
murIIur. law reform explain why
American home life De- happier than
M, Iu. .h variety Lady Nulr
90 nIr. attended hundreds Of phys
In d,r..H.trttious. and I have never
seen ... 'hiuE don, uN H medium, or
.HI.. .... hy supernatural forces,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18
I Was Dead-and | Liver

yat a tt-sfeS
CHICAGO. Feb IS What trt she
ady,ufm,s Il thy Fuul'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-18

Santa &c., Sew W,,i,l. January ~, 1874
r4r 20 F,H4.Ill u.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24

Piesa intr I'm act 81 cinci to-
blouri, 81 s'a jucat intr'uu oras
oare care, din apropiere.
Scena represintd locoiul unei ju-
dccdtOru. C0rtinn g ridicaid.
Subiectul piesei yticld de u,,
quart, astupatd 81 pecetluitd, con-
fiscatd 81 asezatd pe mosd ca corp
delict.
PersOanete: JdecdtorM, Seful
poli!iei, Primarub Adrocatul, INT
pricinatul 81 spectHor.
"Sd Sc constatS cen!inutu1," 81.
ce ja.decdtorul, 81 sefM politic1
destupd sticla. o pune la gurd 81
TRACE un git. "Hm. I dIno cat {
dcuH is IN o pune din nou Ia
gurd, MAJ trage odatd, 81 sice: Al
cant tel IT," 81 intinde sticlo pri-
marului. Trage 81 primarM 0 gu.
rd sdrardnd, sc scuturd 81 zice: :"H
azint a rili stof," 81 o intinde pro
cur0rulMi. Pr0curorul o nir0ase
o pune la gurd 81 gustd. Maj gustd
0datd. A trela 0ard TRACE gurd
zdrapdnd 81 0 intinde auocotulu,
zicind: "Bai goy, al cant tel iu haa
1t tests" ArocatM sd uitd sc uazd
pima unde s'a golit sticla ca jude
cdtorul, care face sin,bre, Sc nu
rdmind pdcdLH. MAJ era ca de rret
trei degete. o pune la gurd 81 du
pa ce Irage moderat 81 cu talant, {
intinde judecdtorulu sicind Elm.
bind: "Ai no dat bef0r dat Is q
pery 'pur stat. Tests Just like "a
ter" Judecdtoirul,. vesel cd sc
reserrot pqrtea lenlui. pune Ia
gnrd, 81 TRACE gurI. Isl hngt
buseze. Plescdie dinsLmbd, 81 du
cind din nou sticla la gurd 0 go
lsete dintr'o Sorbire, sc mai Lngt
pc buze, maj plescdie din Hmbd, $
aice, punind sticla pc masd:
"It dOsent test like viski OatOdl
No sir. Case dismissed" 81 pu
blicM bate din paine 81 orationea
"a pc ARTIST.
In general piesa q aUut un Succe!
mare, MAI GU seanG ca artistW d.
la inceput 81 PIMA M sfirsH au ju
cat cu nultG constiinciositate ro
turtle lor. Stal I.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
Spi!onaju| MaghiaT
in Ardea|
Descoperirea de la Timisoara.

Ziarul ''Vointa'' din Cluj
scrie:.
''De mai multi timp politia
noastra de siguranta are diferite
indicatiuni asupra mai multor
culblri de spionaj ale maghiari-
lor III Ardeal.
In ultimul timp politia Gle sigu-
ranta din Arad prins firul unu;
asemenea cuib care sc afla in Te-
misoara. Politia respectiva din
Temisoara in urma investigatiu-
nilor intinse pc care lea intre-
prins, descoperit in cele din,
urma cuibul, prinzind 81 pc vino
vati.
Seful acestei organizatiuni este
preotul maghiar romano-catolic
Tomco Augustini la domicilinl
caruia Ia gasit un insemnat stoc
de arme 81 munitiuni. Printre' alti
autori principal al cuibului de
spionaj sc afla .un professor de
'chimie care dadea retete pentru
scrierea scrisorilor secrete, 81 o
functionara de la c. f. care avea
sarcina. spionajului de la aceasta
instltutiune. Cuibul din Temisoo-
ra lucra direct Gu biuroul de
spionaj din Macau de la granita
Ungariei".
Acelas ziar adauga:
''Politia de siguranta a operat
in localitate arestare in per.
soana unei inginer ungur, asupra
caruia stunt indicii ca ar fl printre
autorii atcntatului de la SenatS'
("Dacia"