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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

SANTA re. June 1o.-conditionni
pardons have een granted BY Gov.
Merritt G. Mechcm In favor OF two
former serNdcc men who are now
serving time IN the state penitcn-
tiary here. Tho condition Of the
pardon a. that the federal govern
mcnt shah Immediately accept and
care % the two . who are
In critical condition and need hos
pital treatment. The uriaoncra are;
Robert Brown, sentenced from
Mora county sn May, 1890. 10 serve
three 10 three n 0ne-haif years for
an offenae not given. Brown en-
listed and served ovrifcaa. was
r1ussed. which resulted In tuberculo-
sis.
Waiter y. Hardin was sentenced
from Grant county In January. 1881.
10 serve one % two years for an 81
fenEo not given. lie served 20 month";
during the war. n In February.
1890, was discharged IS per cent dia-
nblcd
Both pardona were recommended
by the board Of penitentiary com
missi0neru.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
THIS NESTING TIME. NAY WE AsssTYoU9 pE KNesBuRY REAL ESTATE aD WEST coLDAsE


It. ooo-6-ronm Wits eiueea, banEnlow,
modern. sleeping perch. fireplace. fufuaes.
$500 sssssh nse ,"eseJn. dsss "a
err, isrgs sleeping porch west Silver
at7b0-s room brick. modern. Flkssft
sisspins porch. asrags. chicken ksdass
Laws. eitsveika coping, Thifd uaTd.
ss,soo-ss s,sss q roea isnd, q m,Is. fron
town. two sdobe houses, oatbuildinrs.
smaii orchard. e~lsetrte pumpiaE pfsat
A. FLEISCHER
Real Etisis. Insssanss. Leans
Phone ga M south Fourth b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
FOR SALE-LOTS

Two east front urncr lots la
University Heights. close H. car line.
Address owner. care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
Phone 1O67

FOR sALk- Furniture ~ Groom house. gas
range. coal range, golden oak pedestal
dining table, amati white desk, three deck
tables, one long table, one mahogany library
table. tNo mahogany rocker. one large easy
chat braks bed. mattresses, two three.
quarter beds tao sanitary e1uches. e~leetrir
fans, white enamel dresser. long mirror and
other things Telephone i6tt v 60s W.
Silver.
1OR SALI-Hon~rs ~
FOR SAi.E-A very fne home on Easi 81,
ver fscinE Highland Park, j. A Ham.
mond, s2t ~. silver
FOR SAl.E-wm sell ny housss AZ : oar.
gain. Third ward. good income. Gee. n.
Thomas. Combs hotel, Room 100,
FOR SAIL Email modern house vel 10.
Gated Priced ~ for uuick sale. Terms
Gao b. arranged. hox ~, care Of Herald
foR SAl.E-rhrcc roam hurnished mouse
with sleeping porch cheap trnns. ownsr
leaving town Call trs West santa ~ or
ent North Third
fOH sALk siV room hausr, with two
large ecreened.in pcrches and With two
or more large lots on Central Ave Address
Mrs. GaTisen Wallace, General Ds'Ncfy.
fOR SAl.E-Hy owner three resm house
with two %Hrrerned porchcs city water.
electric lights. Piano. range and heater In.
cluded Chesp for qutvx sale, $40 W iron,
hone i6ti-M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
ROOFS REPAIRED

Now "a the time to have that
new roof put on: or TO have the
old M painted and repaired. Best
grade Of materials. Work guaran.
teed. Call Glbson-Faw Lumber
Co. for man. Phone 3S3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

When You want competent HelD,
. Room, 10 buy Anything. 10 sell
Anything, phone as. An experi-
enced Want Ad Tsker' will an
swer and be ready 70 taks your "a
~ you phone H.
Herald want Ad Taksrsf' are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have BEEN instructed
In h art OF writing WANT ADS
hat PULL IL you do not know
eKartly how your ad should Be
worded these operators VIII help
you.
REMEMBER We have q eia.-
s~iflcation for everY ana
results for those who use them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

An important product Of China Is
wood OIL which II used n a substi-
lute for llnaead Oh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
ron T;~lase

FOR sALE-A line nome on last Silver
avenue also = vacant lot Phone lh2g.k.
A PM residence site o. East Silver, iO0E
200 feet. south front, level, ON grade, fins
view, and a great bargain at $1,000. y A.
eoA East Silver Phone ffggH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

Wireless Impulses sent from the
Washington observatory are ~correct-
INK the time OF a self winding electric
clock In New Jersey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

P0R SALE, TYfEwRtrERs- All lind.
both ne~ and second hand. bought sold.
and repaired. Albuquerque Type
Exchange. Phone 903I. i22 south
Fourth 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
FOR RENT-Rooms


FOR RENT-Rooms Q
OOOL front Fesm Tor rsnt. Ten Dollar per
moath 1910 houth walter
FOR RENT-TWo fsrnlaheo rooms Tor light
housekeepinE. t0s W. Lead.
nvvAs 10 nEht houseksspis. soi keFth
FOR HENf-rwo unfurnished rooms a. 90
South broadway Call between . a N.
and , o
fOk RENT-fhree nice front furnished
ronms Ter housekeeping. sal south Third.
Phone .o3J-I.
ELUIN HOfE. Clean. comfortable sleep
ms rooms ~ special summer rates. COZ
hOh hENT-Nicely furnished cool room.
one snd ons-half blocks from Uity Hall
2lb w lrand Ase.
FOR RENT- FurniSked hauSeEeepinr apaTs.
ment t25 a mnnth. sag ,. Coal
FOR RENT-Two Furnished rooms for light
honsskeepinE gli = Thira Phone ge1
fOk hkNT-fvo rooms with sleeping
Perchss. furnished for heusekscping s6SH
Central.
foR RENr-t.aree front rossn private ep
trsnees suitable for gentleman. SIC Wst
FOR RENf-s De- rpbis rom. large ciosst
and bath. 500 X sih, Phone 657 D.
FOR Rt.NT--nouser 5
fOH HENT-fIvs roofn unfurniabed modern
house 1919 FORESTER Ave
foH AEk1 -fcnrroom fprnisAsd hoass
lIatM West Cenital fhone e3a
f0h RkST T1,, room modern h'a''' Apply
FOR RENT-Two smali houses IN Highlands
farnished or gnfnIaishsd, Phone t2s0.W.
iiI; waisr PAD fhsns isio.
HOUSE FOR hEsf1.A Hammond, ~
Esst Silver Phone 1sa2R.
ia AA
garage and. city water. a. iell Edith.
SD j A. Hammond Phone Ig12H
FOR RENT-For summer four room hr.
nished BRICK house Nth bath very desi'
FOR RsNf-I.ys Feom, With sleeping
Phone it62-M
FOR RLNT-four I've sX room modern
house,. furnisbed tlnse IN ana on
street ear line W. n McMillion. 900 West
fOR RENf-Compisieiy furnished medera
home Tor summer. isur ronms and bath
hres blocks from pouiofncs. ven dssirsbie
500 \. HiNth.
fOR RENr-Ranch home. cheap; ideal
range Tor chickens large garden plot
Cali before 4 y. M sal hortn Eighth.
Phone soso.Jl
FOR RENr-One room cottass snd sisepins
for iish, Soasstespiss Cal In snsrn.srs
90 llg south Nassar. University Heishis.
FOR RENT-5 room modern house unfnr-
Htshed no children betuera o aud AZ
year. $3.50; water paid 1905 n an.
SCRATCH rADs ioe per pound a. Eve
ming Herald,
FOR RkAr-Ilve rpum brick moaern Well
furnished gas and steel raagei front aud
back screened porchcs two blocks from
postafhre. SIS West Lead. No sick. Ia.
auire 7o3 West silver
POULTRY AND EGGS rs
WAkTED-ro sal zoe . les peaaas %
scratch psds At Toe per pounl Evening"
gsFsia hastreas efHe.
Witt LE0HORN k0Gs Tor ssuing IS
Tor tl2bs delivered: fron rersicrei
stock fertility Eusranteed. 1913 North
- MONEY 10 loan q
MONtY 70 LOAN-On dlamsads. watches
and gold ieNeiry. Liberal. feiishis con
nd.niiai 0ottiisb A Beer, los North
first 81
CONFIDENTIAL lasas 90 ieWelFy diamonds.
watches. Liberty hends pisaoe, autamo'
hilts Lowest rates. Nnthmanfs III 6onth
firt bonded 10 the state.
MONTY TO loan Western Morgags c..
You viii find II In our Classi.
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

has not gone down,
but | am leaving the
city for good, aud
win sell the furni-
ture of five room
house complete for
5000. This includes
everything from an
egg heater 10 a phon.
agraph, aud about
$500 worth of coal
aud kindling wood.
Party purchasing
furniture can get
house for $500 a
month.
Phone 1OGT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

= FoR SALE -faraiiare q
FOR RENTlOfflcs apscs ns seutk foarth.
opposite postofleel Phone 1i5J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

EEED SONY GOOD sORKTcH PEbSi-
Get them a. the Evening Herald business
Office. zoe per pound
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
WANTED

Position a. stenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the best Of local
references.
ADDRESS BOX a.
Care OF Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

N \ tNdE D 81 cHIROPRACTON
Office gOsH D. sseead. PAans kI2J, -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
o WITR hsJARD

FOR HhNT-Hoom With board Que room
partJ farnished. phgne tTep J
FOR NENT-rso lsrEs eooi rnons Tor iighi
housekeeping as W silver. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

You viii find 1t In our Classi.
ded Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

CONFIDENTIAL laans on ieealFy diamonds.
watches. Liberty hnnds piaaae, autama.
hilts. Lowesi rates ltnthmanis III 6onth
rirst. bonded 10 the state.
Monty TO loan Western MorEsgs Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10

ONE large room. newly furnished; suitabl
TOR one or two, With beard. it79.w
hIa W Fruit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-10
POULTRY Ann EGGS

WANrED-ro sell yoa . rsw peaaas 81
scratch psds At Zoe per pounL Evening"
Gsrsia hasin~as "fee.
WHITE LE0HORN EGGs Tor setting! fs
for ti.2bs delivered: from registered
stock fertility EuPranteed. 1918 North
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

crate oven and bake until whites are set.
 Apple Cake
 Fresh apples are coming into the markets and some very nice coffee cake made with them was served at our hotel. This was made by sift- ing four cups of flour with six level teaspoons of baking powder, half a cup of sugar, one teaspoon of cinna- mon, and one teaspoon of salt. Rub into this as for biscuits, four table spoons of butter and when it is well rubbed in add one beaten egg and two cups of milk, work to a smooth dough and spread on a shallow bak- ing pan. Spread the top with melted butter and four tablespoons of sugar mixed with one teaspoon of cinna- mon. Cover this with one cup of the chopped seeded raisins and cover the raisins with peeled, cored and sliced applies. Bake in a medium oven for 30 minutes
 Fruit Slices for Afternoon Tea Beat until light four eggs and one and a half cups of sugar. Sift one cup of flour with one and a hali teaspoons of baking powder and add to the first mixture with one tea spoon each of ground nutmeg. cloves allspice, two teaspoons of ground cin- namon, half cup of sliced blanched almonds and half a cup of chopped seeded raisins. Mix we'll and spread on flat baking pans. Bake in { medium oven and when cold cut ir slices three inches long and one ano a half inches wide.
 Beef-Italian
 A dish of boiled beef that ont would got out of the way to get i prepared by boiling a three pound | piece of top round of beef in watel until the scum forms on top. Skin off the scum and add two cups O | tomatoes. one small clove of garlic three medium onions, three or foul outer stalks of celery, one carrot GU in small pieces and a seasoning O salt and pper. Let 1t simmer slowll l for three hours. An hour befor, serving remove the beef and place il a cove I'd dish near the heat Strain off the gravy and bring to boil an
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
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perfectly stunning young man. Please send me the name of a jus tice of the peace in Gretna Green" writes Seventeen. Answer by return mail. Stamp enclosed"
 Fortunately for her. the mail serv- ice Is pretty slow. By the time her desired advice has arrived. Seventeen has become perfectly infatuated with another Prince Charming.
 Please tell me where we can get married without a license" asks a YOUNG GIRL. We are going to elope," she announces with naive confidence.
 It is the custom tossmile over the young girls first romance. And it is just as much the custom to hold her responsible for the mistakes> she makes while under the influence"
 The custom is most unfair. It is as if one had trained a creature to do tricks only to punish it for obey ing.
 All her life the girl reads about love. plays it on her piano. sees it on the movie screen, hears it dis cussed in detail on the stage, is warned about it by the minister and is admonished by the doctor. And so she waits for the coming of the
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

add to 1t half a cup of rice and cook until the rice is tender. Add to the cooked rice four tablespoons of grat- ed cheese and one tablespoon butter. Place the beef on a hot platter and pour around the rice and garnish with finely chopped parsley.
 Green Peppers With Shrimps
 Stuffed green peppers with shrimps are prepared by cutting off the tops of half dozen bell peppers and re- moving the insides. Place the pep pers in cold salted water and let stand for three hours, For the dress ing, brown two tablespoons of butter in a saucepan and add two cups of tomato pulp, a seasoning of pepper. salt, chopped parsley and onion, boil up once and then set to one side half of the sauce. To the remaining half add one cup of soft bread crumbs and one small can of finely chopped shrimps. Fill the drained pepper cases with this mixture, sprinkle bread crumbs over the tops and place on each a small piece of butter. Place the peppers in a flat baking pan with very little water and bake until tender, basting often- Place the pep pers on hot plate and pour around the remainder of the tomato sauce.
 Barbecued Lamb
 AS served nere Inls IS very nlce. Place in a baking pan a shoulder of lamb and pour over it two cups of salt water. place in the oven and bake until brown. basting every few min utes. When nearly done add to the water four tablespoons of vinegar and haste well with it. For the sauce place in a saucepan two tablespoons of sweet butter and when melted stir l in six tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce, six tablespoons of chilli sauce, | three tablespoons of boiled mayon- naise. Serve this sauce over each slice of the lamb.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
oNLy A SCRAP OF PAPER

YOKOHAMA-Mrs. W. H. Minford has had to return here from her trip to Korea to get new pass port Her little daughter Jean had torn up the original when she saw Mrs Minford throw away some scraps of waste paper
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Little Stories For Bedtime
eRANDFATHER FROG GIVES UP
 HOPE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

With his legs tied together, hang ing head down from the end of string, Grandfather Frog was being carried he knew not where by Farm CT Browns Boy. It was dreadful. Half way across the Green Meadow the Merry Little Freezes of Old Moth CT West Wind came dancing along. At first they didn't see Grandfather Frog. but presently one of them, rush. ing up to tease Farmer Browns boy by blowing off his hat, caught sight of Grandfather Frog.
 Now. the Merry Little Freezes are great friends of Grandfather Frog. Many, many times they had blown foolish green flies O CT to him as he sat on his big green lily-pad, and they are very fond of him. So when this one caught sight of him in such a dreadful position he forgot all about teasing Farmer Browns boy. He raced away to tell the other Merry Little Freezes. For a minute they were perfectly still. They forgot all about being merry and dancing.
 Its awful. just perfectly awful!' cried one.
 We must do something to help Grandfather Frog cried another.
 'Of course we must" said a third.
 But what can we do?" asked a fourth
 Nobody replied. They just thought and thought and thought. Finally the first one spoke. We might try to comfort him a little" said he.
 "Of course We will do that!" they shouted all together.
 "Ani if we throw dust in the face of Farmer Browns boy and steal. his hat perhaps he will put Grandfather Frog down." continued the Merry Lit tie Breeze.
 'The very thingi" the others cried, dancing about with excitement.
 Then we can rush about and tell all Grandfather Frogs friends what has happened to him and where he is- Perhaps some of them can help us.- the Little Breeze continued.
 They wasted no more time talking, but raced after Farmer Browns boy as fast as they could go. One of them, who was faster than the others, ran ahead and hispered in Grandfather Frogs ear that they were coming to help him. But poor old Grandfather Frog couldn't be comforted. He could not see what there was that the Mer- ry Little Freezes could do. His legs smarted where the string cut into the skin. and his head ached, for you know he wa hanging head down. No, sir. Grandfather Frog couldn't be comforted. He was in a terrible fix and he couldn't see any way out of it. He hadn't the least bit of hope left. And all the time Farmer Browns boy was trudging along whistling merrily. You see. it didn't occur to him to think how Grandfather Frog must be suffering and how terribly frightened he must He wasn't cruel. No, in deed Farmer Browns boy wasn't cruel That is, he didn't mean to be rraeI He WAS fhoughtless like a great many other boys, and girls, too.
 So he etnt whistling on his way until he reached the Lons Lane lead ing from the Green M adows up to Farmer Browns dooryard. No sooner was he in the Long Lane than some thing pened- great cloud oi dust and leaves and tiny sticks was dashed in his face and nearly chokeo him. Dirt got in his eyes. His hal
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Try This If You
 Have DandruH

There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it This de- stroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, ordin- ary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 By morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will com pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter how much dandruff you may have
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hair will be fluffy. lustrous, glossy, silky and soft. and look and feel hundred times l better.
 You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need. This simple remedy has never, been known to fail.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

great adventure and is not too criti- cal when it arrives.
 She welcomes love-not the lover. One man will appear as perfect as another.
 The reason why mothers and guar dians need not worry is that infatu- ation perishes-if nobody takes no- tice.
 Now those who have followed re- cent writers on love and life have discovered that while the need to love and to be loved haunts the race from the cradle to the grave, it still follows some general laws
 Nature abhors any vacuum and she kills off the unfit.
 Nature cannot tolerate the pre- cocio1s. for it is unfit And so first love. commonly called "puppy-love. may be trusted to evaporate unless it is nourished upon parental objection.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

One of the best Italian restaurants that we have found is located on Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. The dishes served have a flavor seldom found in restaurants of this charac- ter, a flavor that only an artist in blending foodstuffs and condiments can achieve. The chef who is respon- sible for the delectable foods that have made this restaurant famous in this part of Pennsylvania was for many years chef of one of San Fran cisco's leading cafes and it was like meeting an old friend to talk with him.
 Italian Outlets
 One of his hot weather specfAlties is an omelet made by slicing wafer thin one cup of Italian squash; this is heated in an omelet pan with two tablespoons of butter and when it is half cooked three well beaten eggs hot oven; when the egg is set, place the omelet on a dish. garnish with thin slices of tomato dipped in French dressing.
 Luncheon Salad
 A salad for the principal dish of a summer luncheon is made by mix
 
 with a clove of garlic. one cup of cucumber dice, one cup of cold cooked sweetbreads cut in dice, half cup of finely chopped celery. half cup of wafer thin slices of red rad ishes and half a cup of French dress ing. After adding the dressing allow the salad to stand in the ice box for half an hour; then drain off all 1 the dressing and serve on a bed of watercress and cover with a good cream of mayonnaise.
 This chef serves with roast Iamt sliced tomatoes that have been dipped | in mint sauce and dusted with pap rika.
 Popular Salad I A salad that is very popular here I Is made by mixing equal quantities oi diced grape fruit, fresh seedless 1 grapes, chopped seeded raisins, and diced orange with French dressing l Chill thoroughly and serve on a let tuce covered plate and garnish witt grapes and orange quarters. Italian Lamb Stew A very nice lamb stew is made by stewing two pounds of lamb cut 1T three inch pieces with plenty of wa, | ter, half cup of vinegar and ont SHoppeu oIlon ana a seasoning Q l salt and pepper. When lamb is ten l der stir in two tablespoonfuls of tn flour. two cups of tomatoes, one ta 1 blespoon of chopped parsley and on, finely chopped green pepper. Let boi l up once and serve in a dish bor dered with cooked rice. Il A Delicious Breakfast Dish
 Mix one cup of finely chopped han with one cup of chopped cooked tongue, teaspoon of chopped pars ley and half a cup of bread crumbs moisten this with a little sweet mill and season with salt and paprika Cover well buttered shirred egg dish es with this mixture and break tw, eggs over each dish. Place in a mod
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

Ink stains can be removed from cotton or muslin by boiling the ma terial in milk
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
Infatuated Seventeen and the EIoper

Infatuated Seventeen and the Eloper
 Seventeen" writes to me every day. And always about Him." She never has any other problem.
 She has but one word to express her feelings for Him" She is always frankly infatuated"
 When I find that word in a letter, I can guess correctly the age of the writer. And also the sex. For man, who wanders from one infatuation to another, never employs the exact word to describe his transient inter ests.
 When Seventeen" confesses that she is infatuated she means to de- scribe the supreme emotion of a long life. She refers to a devotion which is immeasurable. mystical. incon- prehensible And she positively loathes anybody who will dare to tell her that her favoite verb always implies a love which is temporary.
 T am perfectly infatuated with
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25

was snatched from his head and went sailing owe. into the garden. He dropped Grandfather Frog and felt his handkerchief to wipe the dirt from his eyes.
 'Phew!" exclaimed Farmer Browns boy as he started after his hat. Its funny where that wind came from so sudd.nly."
 But you know and I know that 1t was the Merry Little Freezes working together who made up that sudden wind. And Grandfather Frog ought t. have known it. too, lut he didn't. You see, the dust had got in his nose and eyes just as it had in those of Farmer Browns boy. and he was so frightened and confused that he could not think. So he lay just where Farmer Browns boy dropped him, and he didn't have any more hope than before.
 Next Story: The Merry Little Freezes Work Hard.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
BRIGHTEN MATING

To brighten your faded mating, take a pint of gasoline and put enough oil paint in it to tint it the color you wish. Use a broad brush and go over it quickly and lightly. If you would like to have a shiny surface. let it dry over night and then yarrish it lightly.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-25
CONNECTS MUTINY

vIENNA-Dissatisf with the strict disciplinary measures imposed on them, the convicts of the Stein prison mutinied. Soldiers had to be called in. Three conyicts were killed before the convicts were subdued.