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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

When you want compstsqt Rsip,
q Room. to buy Anythine 20 sell
Anything. phone 1fs. An expert
ehcsd Want Ad raker~ will an
swer and Be ready 70 take your "a
a. yoa phone a.
Herald want "A Tnters- arc
thoroughly trained advertiainE
writer's They have been Instructed
IN the art OF writing WANT ADS
hat PULL. II you DO not know
exactly how your id should b.
worded thess operators Wtn help
you.
REMENBERs we have . clas-
s~if1cation for svery purpose ehd
rrsuits for those Who . them.
Phone 345
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LEGAL NOTICES


AOIAlE VI BALL
In the Iustice Of tar Pesce Court. preeiact
10. q. STATE Of ss~ nsaiso, County Of
rhs BALDWIN Plane Company. a csrpor..
ton Plaintiff. 70 0ertFude OAinss. d.
fendsnf.
liz TIE ahavs entitled action. vhsvh wss
an aetion BY attarhinent w said plalntlnf
against fFid defendant q Judgment was
rendered asainst sAld icfendaat On The ltth
day % March 1921. IN which defendant
Gertrude Gaines, was s~diudrsd 90 30 IN.
aeeted % said plaintiff ~ tie san q 80.
te5.DV attorney fec,. smountinr n All 70
sl2a.50 with laierest from date q iudg'
ment a. rate Of : per cent per nnnem,
which judgment was rendered In favor 81
nhinun and aeainst defendaht subject %
warehouse charges against The piano kersin
er ordered that The plano sisafhes 10 said
nctlqn. hereinafter dtacribed be sold ~ the
Constable n said Preeinet 70 istisfy costs
and costs 20 accrue.
Notes s. therefore hereby givsn ny ths
Of Bernalilio Conniy. New Mexico. that un
saturday, the iNh day 81 May. 1871, a
the hour II 10 o'clock In The foreHoyn Of
that day a. the effrr II Nsia lustics Of
tho Peses % NJ. ste West 0eld arsaus. Va
VIII Tor ths purpose herein mentioned. offel
Tor sale and ssli 81 puhiic Venue 90 ths
highest and best BIDDER for cash. 10 %
cordance With Tho above mentioned ludg
msnt, the following deseribod property, 90
eits
one style s7s Wal. Nodeila Fiape.
That the amount due on std Judgment
On the date ~ sais Will be t~isa.05. togethcI
with costs 20 aecrue.
Dated this .2ih day a Arrh io2t
a. A q ~ hACA, Constable rrsst. 20.
psruahilo Co, M.
Ard NH.FnNWf NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

To- the Qualified Noters 81 Aihe4nersnr'
Rssiss Is hsreby given that. nc rveissn-
ton hooks Tor the .saccial ~eiefiion - y
held on Nay 20 1879. have bees len 81
the ioli0uinG place.
FIRST Wardf butte Drag Store, First
tffsel an1 Central atrnue.
Hecend Ward Alvaraao Pharnav. Er4
street and Gold avenue.
Thlrd Wsrd, McDoeen a CO. Real f.
tate Offies. seeoud street and oaid sss-
feur,h ward Rupps's Drur sore. ao5
West Central avenue.
ouallfied sotsrs are ~rsaneelsd - reginier
slses nsmed places % o. before Mty D.
$3.50 WAITER ~. coNNFLL
Chairman City Commiaainn and y
10 Mayor. City Of Albuquerlue. Asu MsE'
adobe W. nsAvo2. CITY tIsra.
Wy 9.s.4s.s7..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

Tho atar Of Betalgcuse. In the con
sseiIatlon Orion. is 1900. 600 times
as large as the sun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
FOR SALE


Rlz.r pressed brick house on
paved street in Fourth ward, fine
location. large lot farnace, fireplace,
tlsd kitchen end bath. hardwood
floou, many bu1t.ln features. white
e4amal finish; electric tlEht and raa
fKfaraa add shades included. Chased
and plaatered sleeping porch. daraee.
Almost new and viii sell completely
faralnhed or unfnrnished. a. dsairsd
immediate possession.
aia-r oem white stueco house with
flaased sleeping parch. iot 5oni5o:
nl the latest built.in features. for
mace md fireplnce. hardwood fioors
and garage. IN Fourth ward.
These houses are well built and Al q
time when lumber and matsrials uere
almost one half Of todny'a prices.
They cannot be buiit Tor the rriees
asked. VIII sell N very reasoaabis
terms.
r. II. McCURDY
OWNER PHONE itIc.R
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DR.. S. c. CLARKE

Eys. Ear. No.s and TArost Glasses Fitted.
Bennett Bldg. Phons $50.
offies Hour . to ~ = N snd 2 % ,, m.
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Santa Fe Time Table
e


No. .f-fr1m ~ Peso t.1ipm
No. 1o-fram W Peso Z iOoam
SO. 80 connects ~ Relen with No. ~ for
Clovis, rrcos Valley Kansas City aud Cult
Ooakf.
No 81 ronnecis N Beien with W. q
from Clovis and points cast and south u
Clovis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03

''DoAf'B--fon Wl1Hnko.
Dos's w.sh zee could find . iob--Fint ~
Deaf vish yoa could rsnt var epsrt
psaf si.S ,os .sula an ysur As...-
H0wf
NJ s.l.s sAs a1as's Classified cs,a.as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
-mEdfidN~ NATURALIZATION

To The ousihed Eietft~ Of the City Of
Albuquerque. New MsAieoi
~ the authority ~ me vested, ! hereby
rrueisim thar there viii De- hsid on Ire 10th
day ~ MAY. 1921. . special ~electioh 10
tho City ~ Albuquerque Al shich thrre
VIII ts suhmiited 10 The ,eiru iA- follow
inE p-fnuosniuns;
10 retan from vincr or " rrialn 10
ofhre Cauanlssienrr Walter n ConneIi
Comiuiss.oher saba n Raynelds, and Com
missioner John II. Mclaughlin. successor In
Office 20 ChRriss y Wads deesnsea.
2 A measure designed 10 detsrnine
whether or mot SECTION a Article y - the
city Charter shall BE- amended 10 that D.
.hsii be- made uniawfui for the city Msu.
srer j. dischafss o. eiher~ise renaNe from
the trrvics of the City any cmrlnyer or
group % employees ZOE thr reftnn that
such cinplnyee ~ group ol enlpioFrcs Msy
he . meaber o. idenfihed With nr affili.
sted siu auy organization net prohibited
ny the lnus ~ the STATE ~ New neaitn
Or tao Federal fuaailiuiicn
TIE said election Ehaii b. hold sfferd.
Gag o. thr proriHions OF tho charter W sald
city aud the laws Of Tho State of New
Mfrito.
an qualified voters Of ne Cty Of Aibu.
qurlqtr may vote a. such election.
WALTLR A.. CoNNEif.
thaimnn. CITY Coinmisfion and EE-Oni.
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90 Mayor, citg n A~ibngusfsue.
-'''' ADDrE ". M,AvoY. city cIsrl.
lseall
Mar 1.1-t 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-03
FoR ~RENT-Rooms


FOR RENI-Rooms Q
FOR RENT-Nicsiy furnished room. vefy
REASONABLE. ~ a07 n Finh 81
sleeping perch 5os VI Silver
ROOMS for light houseksspins.. SOI korD
IOST-Buach Of Ke5T o. Ediih on Old Tow
ears Please cali TItM. A b. Aohtgom'
ONE nicely furnished room. modern very
dssirshle l%eeationi 20 s,ck. i2s ; Walter
Phone il25-W.
F0T TEST=Nlssb -6T6IshsG room Low
lands suitable for two. Boa 4. W. O.,
FOR RENT-TWo neviy furnished rooms
and sleeping porch also one sleeping
room for gentleman. s23 : Amo.
ron RESr.Nissly furnished front bed
Eleventh - Phone 1901
FoR RENI-A furnished room snd sleep
ms .poEsh good location. no sick. Apply
I01 n f1urih ~
L1KGE fToni room. main floor All convent
snsssi no sick. los Z. Arno. Phons
FOB KEsT-kooms By the day. week OF
month reasonable rates. Grand Central
Hotel.
fOR REST-Iisht houssFeepinE rooms on
pO4 4. Third. Phone stiJ. r
ELdIK H0rKL~Cisaa, eomiortabIs slssr
Ing rooms 81 reasonable rates so9
wsst Central
FOR kENT-The it of Nay. beautifully
Furnished front bedroom no sies o. ehl
tren Also a garage. ago : Edith. Phone
FOR KENT-Sanny sleeping room, new
house, krntlemnn preferred no objection
20 conValesccnt; home cooked meals " de-.
sired Csl 2gs ll25 hilysr
FOR RENT-Apartn,ents ~
FOR RkNT-furulshed apartment. 92i \.
FOURTH Phone idtQ-J
fOk kaNl..Llsht houseksePins rooms Al
Highland House.
fURNisHEp Housekeeping s%PsTlasais: no
sick 2i5 N. seventh ~
TWO partly furnished rooms for Lski house.
keeping 10Y \ Second ~.
ROOMS for Light housskespinE. 80f NoFth
FOR RENT- Modern b room spartmcni tTo
largo tleeping rorches furnished. ihcus
,fi morning
FOK RENf-fwo light hoassfssping rooms.
water. hrhts and bath Included. $50. Roy
ftrnstram care q oce.denisl Hotel
CLEAN, furnished spsFimeh. ~ith ali con.
ysn'snee. n9 sick no snail children. sis
TWO and 3-roem farushec housskseplns
a%uefque Hotel. ei6R n. sseoad
FOR RENT-Sics eiean vel furnished
apartment with sleeping porch, m,dern
convenience. ground foof closr IN; no
iick ne children. SOC W Iron ave.
FOR RENT-APAHTMENTs
. rooms and bath. as per month.
4 rooms and bath. $40 per month.
Right on street car line.
MCKINLEY LAND 4 LUMBER CO.
Phone 100.
FARMS AMI RNNCnEs IS
FOR KNIT cox SAi.L-snall ranch At 1880
= second S.. o room house. Phone
FOR SALE
ONE OF THE BEST IMPROVED
RANCHES
in New Mexico. good house and ouihuldinss
ryory inch cultivated al IN alfalfa. garden
aud fruit THIS lard b. highly ieruhEed.
Owner leaving and Nln take 10000.
Good Terms
SHELLEY REALTY GO
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS Is
Oh MARoAhET cAKTRfGfiT
Office Room 10, Grant Bldg Phone 67i.J.
Residence tl21 East Central
nknwa ETIW
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-FOR SALE
ONE OF THE BEST IMPROVED
RANCHES

in New Mosica. good house and ouibulding'
every inch cultivated al IN alfalfa. rardef
aud fruit This lard b. highly iertlhEed
Owner leaving and NlN take 10000.
Good Terms
SHELLEY REALTY GO
2ls West 0old Ave Phone t5oJ
mERALD sRd rent Il risSI swsy. Jast call
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TOR KNIT or sALL-snall ranch Al 1880
4 second St.. q room house. Phone
MEL N l. Alhara-
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WITT AND PARTRIDGE W~NANDOTrks
Matching eggs. baby chicks. also a few
fine breeding cockorol. and pullcis for sale.
fury bred 10 lay atook; winners At leading
Pacific coast shows tbs season H. q.
ClAlk Alt Luna blvd Phone lsei.J.
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WANTED TO RENT

SMALL MODERN HOUSE IN THE
HOLLANDS ADDRESS o %. CARE
or HERALD
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14

We recently taken the direct management Of our Shoe
Department about July LIST complete stock Of footwear of
quality keeping progress other lines The
includes Shoe Department on the second hoor
snecialsha in shoes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14

The present stock, which We acquired
entirely closed out before July l. Beginning
entire present stock consisting of Women's,
dren's high and low shoes, q well Is limi
will be placed on sale at prices that we
been duplicated In the Til Cities.
The New York herald., 1921-10-24

companies, in that the companies arc
not bound TO sell their properties un-
less the price is satisfactory. Should
they not be compelled 20 sell at
price fixed by the court, ~ they can
not agree with the commission on the
price?
eff Major Curran viii be good enough
10 answer these questions, and II he an
swers them unequivocally and in way
that conceive to be In the interest OF
the city, shall support his candidacy.
but not otherwise. + realize the impor-
tance Of a change in the administration
OF the city, but as between the two ais
ternatives OF four years more OF the kind
OF government under which we are suf-
fering, on the one hand, and on the other
of the saddling upon the backs of our
people for ali time to come OF this
plan of reorganization and its accom-
panying intolerable burdens / believe
the former alternative to be the lesser
evil / sincerely hope that Major Cur
ran will demonstrate the falsity of the
charge that Is being made that he is
committed to the traction interests and
will confound his critics by full. honest
and fearless answers 20 the above ques-
tions. IL I can be convinced on those
points / am anxious to help rid the city
OF New York of its present inefficient
government Unless so convinced l do
not care to share the responsibility of
Major Curran's election"
The New York herald., 1921-10-24
ICURRAN NOT UPSIDE DOWN,
THANKS TO ACTIVE WOMAN
Admrer of Nominee Refuses to Allow Another Woman
to Take Liberties with Picture in Verein, Espe-
cialy as Hylan's Likeness Is Near By.

restored IL 20 an upright position.
Miss Bent rose and put IL down again.
Mrs. Cook than put it up again.
This occurred several times. 20 the
amusement of the diners, although
Miss Bent and Mrs. Cook said not a
word, either political or otherwise, to
ca IN other But Mise Bent had to leave
the restaurant before Mrs. Cook did, so
when Mrs. Cook put the picture UP for
last time 1t stayed that way, and was
still that way last night. A number of
the Demo&'atic members OF the club,
however, professed great indignation.
and every indication is that the trouble
about the two pictures will cause con-
siderable excitement in the club before
tho election is decided.
Conrad Engle, chairman OF the board
of trustees of the Turn Verein. ad-
m!tted last night that there had been
discussion OF the friendly row between
Miss Bent and Mrs. Cook He deplored
the affair, however, declaring that the
Turn Verein was not a political organi-
zation in any sense, and that the mem
bers would vote as they pleased regard
less OF any campaign efforts within the
club. The picture OF Mayor Hylan, he
said, had been there for several years
and was not campaign picture, but a
portrait without writing or printing on
4. On the other hand, the picture of
Mr Curran Is campaign poster. with
printed slogans and balloting instruc-
tions
The New York herald., 1921-10-24

A photograph Of Henry H Curran.
coalition candidate for Mayor. was
right side up last night In the restaurant
Of the Eastern District Turn verein. the
principal German organization Of the
Williamsburg district of Brooklyn, after
having been up and down eight or ten
times since last Friday night. Opposite
Mr.. Curran's picture is a portrait of
Mayor Hylan, which has been setting
right side up on the mantelptece ever
since he was elected Mayor. Mr.. Hylan
has been a member Of the Turn Verein
for twenty years, and frequently visits
the place from his home, In Bushwlck
Parkway. only a few blocks away.
The picture OF Mr.. Curran, the upness
and downness Of which have caused
considerable discussion among club
members, who are said to be about
equally divided between Republicans
and Democrats. was first posted In the
restaurant by Philip Bricken, a district
captain of the Unity Republican Club.
across the street from the Turn Verein.
THIS was only few days ago. Friday
night. during celebration in the res
taurant. Miss Gertrude Bent. daughter
OF Francis 3. Bent, an old time friend
OF the Mayor and now an employee OF
tho Board of Estimate. rose and turned
the picture of Mr.. Curran face down
ward on the buffet
Mrs. Bertha Cook, a vice president OF
the Unity Club. Immediately rose and
The New York herald., 1921-10-24

its investment. will have no vote in
the operating companies?
td) Undertakes to place the $780,
100000 of new money that tho city
is asked TO furnish on par with the
ola money. instead of giving II pri-
orlty over the old money?
te) Denying to the city g. bare ma
Jority representation on the Board
OF Control. although it will have a
total investment of s4S3. 100000 in
the properties, which will manifestly
be far greater than that of all tho
other combined interests on any con-
ceivable basis of fair valuation?
II You disapprove of these features
OF the plan. what have you to offer
IN their place?
'5) Do you approve of permitting
the transit commission to force these
traction properties upon the city at
prices fixed by the commission, with
the right to the commission to take
or reject such properties as it
chooses, whilst the traction people
are not bound to sell any Of the prop
critics unless the price Is satisfactory
to them? Do you consider that this
is a just arrangement for the city,
especially where the city itself Is not
permitted, through Its representa-
tives, to have any voice in determin-
ing what properties shall be taken,
what shall be rejected or the price
that it shall pay?
(6) II elected would you endeavor
TO secure rel cal of the rapid transit
act. or IL that were unattainable
would you in the alternative en-
deavor to secure the following amend
ments to protect the city?
(a) The right to the city to be in
dependently represented in the valua-
ton of the properties and in deter
mining which are to be rejected and
which accepted and made part Of the
system and the right TO the city to
appeal to the courts from the decis-
ion of the transit commission on
either Of these questions.
(b) The vesting in the transit COM
mission of the right to take such OF
the traction properties as may be
needed for the reorganized system
by the power Of eminent domain and
to compel the companies to relin-
quish them at that price? AS mat
ters now stand the city is at hope
less disadvantage In dealing with the
The New York herald., 1921-10-24
WILL CANVASS HOMES
TO WIN CURRAN VOTES
Democrats Plan Hard Work
for Coalition Nominee.

The Curran Home Rule League of
Democratic Voters announced yesterday
from its headquarters In the Hotel Nc
AIpin that plans have been completed
for the leagues campaign in Manhat-
tan. Brooklyn and The Bronx. The
league expects to begin at once a COM
bined work of house-to-house canvass
ing of enrolled Democrats and the sys-
tematic distribution OF coalition litera-
ture. Street meetings will be held in
the last week of the campaign
Mrs. Robert r. Oliver was named yes
terday to direct the work In Manhattan.
1t was stated that the response of Demo-
Gratis to enrolment blanks sent out last
Monday has been beyond expectations.
and that many Democrats not accept
ing the coalition ticket in full expressed
their intention of voting for Henry II.
Curran for Mayor.
The New York herald., 1921-10-24

ness that he is the only one OF all the
Candidates on either side who has had
the courage to stand up and be counted
for definite constructive plan, and
one that will render an increase Of fare
impossible. The other candidates are
busy trying to outshout one another
III their assurances of five cent fare,
but none of them seems willing to tell
US how it IS to be maintained In the
face Of wnat is now being attempted
10 defeat II. In a speech on transit
delivered by me on October 13 at the
City Club | asked Major Curran some
questions on this subject that he has
not yet answered
The New York herald., 1921-10-24
DELANEY WOULD PROVE
SCHOOL NOTE FORGERY
Writes to Curran as to Other
Appeals Sent Teachers.

John II. Delaney. chairman of the city
committee of the Hylan League. yester-
day wrote to Henry II. Curren, Republi-
can-coalition opponent OF Mayor Hylan,
denying that the Hylan League was re-
sponsiblc for political letter in favor
Of Mayor Hyian which Mr.. Curran said
had been sent to public school teachers.
"If any such letter Is In existence. II
Is forgery Mr.. Delaney said. 'If you
have the original Of this alleged letter
and will produce 1t. I will Investigate
its true origin and expose the forgery"
Mr.. Delaney said letter on the letter
head OF the Peoples League for Home
and School, ~ West Forty-second street,
and another on the stationery OF the
Lockwood League. Astor Hotel, have
been sent to school principals and teach
ers advocating the election of the cooll-
ton ticket.
The New York herald., 1921-10-24
HOUSE POLL FOR EILERT.
Womcn's Division wit Begin the
Canvass To-day.

The women's division OF the campaign
committee OF Ernest II. Eilert. Repub-
lican-coalltion candidate for President of
the Borough of Manhattan. announced
Yesterday that its members will begin
to-day a house to house canvass In the
interest of Mr. Filert.
While concentrating on Mr. Eilcrt's
campaign. the women viii work also for
the election OF the city members OF the
cpublican-coaiition ticket,
The New York herald., 1921-10-24
Asks Direct Questions.

Before deciding whether or not I viii
support or oppose Major Curran l nov
ask from him specific answers to tn
following questions:
% Do you favor or do you OPP
pose the present plans Of the transit
commission?
CD If you are opposed to the plan,
which Of its features do you oppose
and what have you to offer In substi-
tuition for them?
t3) Arc you willing, under any
circumstances, to support that part
of the plan which provides for
sliding scale or barometer fare un-
der which the fares not only may be
but must be increased whenever nee
essary In order to realize the net
revenues required to pay the interest
and sinking fund on the bonds that
are to be given in payment for the
traction properties. thus guarantee
ing these bonds at the expense of the
fare payers?
90 Do you approve or oppose
those parts of the transit plan which
(a) Cancel the slS,500.O00 OF back
taxes owing the city?
OBJ Deny to the city any repre-
sentation whatever on the boards of
the operating companies, notwith-
standing its overwhelming financial
interest?
Co Deny to the city any right to
be paid in bonds either for 'ts pres
ent investment or for it's new invest
ment. whilst the railroad security
holders are getting bonds for the
value of their properties on which
they will have the right to vote,
while the city, having no bonds for
The New York herald., 1921-10-24
al

Owens and Company have
been steadily trying to pile UP
enough surplus to meet the actual
needs of all their customers.
The kind Of customers who
most value seyrice arc the very
ones who are most apt to be
considcrate OF the needs of others.
OWENS & COMPANY, Inc.
Foot Of East 4oth ST.. n. Y. c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
,pROBE DISMISSAL
|. Of ARMY AVIATOR
Naval Committee Taking
In Verdict Given in
Chamberlain Case
TlLD STRANGE TALE
Flyers story of Exploit Over
the German Lines Led
% Court Martial

ut-.EGTON. June s1.--An in
...... a 20 be made by the
.,.. hawaii affairs committee ut
'.. ..4...4.tI from the marine corps
,... Edmund G.. Chamberlain.
r Antonio. Texas. aviator
.t... ..ry of participation in a
h..r. ..r battle on the wos. Crn
s.rt u.4 one of the sensations Of
tf. v. war
rA. senate today adopted rcso-
Y,ar ,rrcd by senator sheppard,
r.r.' Texas, authorizing the in
.,...ratI.r. senator Sheppard de-
s.-.5,I captain Chamberllin's 's
oogr.-uutl ana dismissal as "au-
~ u.uNf.s case
case Aroused Interest
Tho .... OF Chamberlain FOR many
.,sr..s ut- ono OF special interest
o., OLD. military service, starting with
oh. p. ned story OF his exploits
ana ,u..- with his dismissal from
sa-,l.. ".'h the approval OF Prcsi-
don't Wuu The marine corps Of
N,er claimed that on July IS, 1915,
While ., uriough he visited Brit
i,1 section. borrowed a British air
rAn. ana ,u a flight over the front
irc, ..k part in battle with -
German machines. lie asserted that
ha a5-.r.Fod five OF the German
planes. 4amagcd two others and.
.uosr.nr carthward in his damaged
machine. scattered a detachment Of
German soldiers, landed and took a
German prisoner by pretending that
a a-wnlss was bomb. and then
carried wounded soldier TO safety.