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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-28

S~A-Nt . CitNiDOllJ VI NACyJ lllo
son, of Lewiston, were in town
Sunday calling on relatives.
Miss Annie Sheridan, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
William Gleason, returned to
her home in Boston, Tuesday,
Mrs T F Butler accompanying
her as far as Portland, for the
day.
Oscar Dupont of Berlin spent
Sunday in town with his
wife at the home of Jess Wal
lace.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Osborne re-
turned Monday from their wed
ding trip.
Mrs Emery of Melrose, Mass,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Ellie and brothers, j P and F F
Osborne.
Mrs H A Bryant of St Johns
bury is visiting this week, Mrs
Andrew Applebee
Mr. and Mrs H H Hobson
were recent visitors In Burling-
ton at the home of Mrs Hobsons
nephew, A G Mansur.
Arthur Nourse, wife and lit
tie daughter, Ann, of Gardner,
Mass, were recent visitors at
Mrs E M Bartletts.
Miss Vivian Channel of Ma
cog, Que, has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs A A Mandigo.
Mrs T S Fuller arrived Sun
day morning from California,
where she has been since last
September. She is stopping
with her mother Mrs Mary A
Lefebvre.
A J Applebee and wife, Earl
Applebee, Mrs Lena Wright
and daughter, Ruby, motored
to Burlington and return the
first of the week.
Tom Butler was quite badly
injured Tuesday afternoon
when he was accidently struck
in the face by an ice pick, while
working in the G T,R ice house.
The man holding the pick slip
ped on the ice, the pick struck
ing Mr. Butler in the face, with
force enough to loosen several
teeth.
Mrs George Vantine of Nash
ua, is the guest of her son, Don
aid Vantine, for a week.
Mrs Alfred Farmer is visit
ing at the home of her brother,
C M King.
Stanley Hill has purchased
| Alfred Nuts cottage on the
lake shore.
The Episcopal church Sun
day school, held their annual
picnic Tuesday, at Morgan
Beach.
The Delta Alpha Glass met
at the home of Mrs Clarence
Cross on Derby street last week
A good number were present,
it being the annual election of
officers. One new member was
initiated. A dainty lunch was
served.
Mrs O B Wright, and daugh-
ter, accompanied by friend,
Miss Eliza Wheaton, a nurse
from Newbury, VT, left Tues
day night for Los Angeles, Cal,
Mrs Wright has been with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs A J APP
plebee, the past six weeks.
Word has been received
from Newport that the little
son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Cross is seriously i'll. All are
hoping for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs A L Farmer, Mrs
Nelson of Concord, Mr. and Mrs
Merrill Farmer of Windsor,
called on friends in town Sun
day.
Mrs Ferrin of Holland is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs G
N Williams.
C A Renell and others motor
ed to Portland Saturday, return
ing Sunday.
Mrs Herbert Aldrich and Mrs
James Tolland were in Sher-
brooke on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Cross
ard son Philip recently visited
in Newport for a week.
Mrs Robert Gardner and son
Edward of Belleville, Ont, for
me rly of this town, are visiting
Mrs Will Stott and other friead
in town.
Dorothy and Gerald Harris
of Port md, Me-, are visiting
a few weeks at Mrs Frank Nor
toms and Carl Norris and fam
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-28
YsndenEN.

Our bRSt DOlitlcai Nfo, whatever
the hewlSRs Eoay say, b tca6agS o.
wRSd equality, beauty cad holiness"
--vachad LAn&RE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-07-28

hela VEGA, overworked or diseased kid
eEye md bladder SO that the system is
epee from vsste and poisonous matter
vlsss cesscs one to feel old, tired. lam
esid. They Danish backache. rheu.
mstic pains, sore muscles. stiff joints.
Mrs. j. d. Millar. Syrscuse. N. Y. writes:
''Fog many years suhFrsd with kidney trouble
end ria<ssastiasa. had Q sevHre baeksche AID
6sik miserable sad all played out. aol to O
eaaus tsAsare had 10 do something. Alter TAX
Joe two bottles 81 Foley Kidney Pills ! can say
sss tass@sbe b Gene. and whore used 10 my
o~ese st gtsilt vEib shsunstin paias can Rog
Ass,p o. 0nsDsort end enjoy good akxat's resi-
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20
10. 221o.I



To Geo. 81. DARLING sss5
in the County Of Cook. state 81 Mime
sofa, and g know n nd described as fol-
4 Ind Iss,Lot IS. :of Section s. rolNn-|
ship 65: Range Vest, q Is now as.
SeSSad mSyOur name.s tgFgs$
q That. on the eth day Of May. 1917,
real estate tax Judgment duly seiven
and made i'm and by the District Court
n and for said County Of Cook. on the
8 lst day Of March, 81 III ], IN edings
TO enforces the payment Of taxes delin-
tq y upon real estate for the year
above described piece or parcel 81 land
was sold for the sum OF one dollar and
sixty two cents t% |l5* "a az9 81 81
z And that the amount required to re-.
deem said piece or parceM OF land from
said tax sale exclusive OF the costs to
one dolla and sixty-tWo cents, and in
terest at: the rate of IL per cent pen
annum on s$1.62 thereof from said 18th
Day Of May. 1917, to the day such re-
demptiOn is made. 49,
That the tax certificate Of sale is.
,sued 70 said purchaser has been pre-
this notice requested: r. ~5.s~:-. ID. e. !.
nat the time for the redemption of
Sa1d piece or parcel; OF land from said
TAX sale sWlllexpire sixty (60O days af-
ter the service of this notice. and the
hing OF proof of such service in my;
Witness my hand and official !. seal
this 18th day of January, 1921. J. 5#>5
49, T.. I. CARTER, 1S ~ I,
} } 70, IT, Fe 1oa'tor Cook Minnesota GG@aty;
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20

A. M. Anderson, Plaintiff,
VS..
John F. Horgan and Frank G.
Tresise, also all other per-
sons or parties unknown
Ginning any right, title, es-
tate. lien or interest in the
real estate described herein,
Defendants.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to the
above named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff in the above en-
the office of the Clerk of said Court.
and to serve a copy Of your answer
thereto upon the subscriber at his Of
flee in the Village of Grand Marais.
in the County of Cook, Minnesota, with
in twenty days after the service CT
this summons upon you. exclusive of
the day of such service.
If you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
S. c. MURPHY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Grand Marais. Minnesota.
LIS PENDENs
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Cook. O.
DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District.
A. NJ. Anderson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Harry N. Sweet and Fred Koe-
sci, also all other persons or
Parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate. lien
or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that an ac-
ton has been commenced in this Court
by the above named plaintiff against
the above named defendants, the OBJ
ject Of which is to obtain a judgment
that plaintiff is the owner in fee SIM
pie Of the lands hereinafter described
and that the defendants and each of
them have no interest therein or lien
thereon.
The premises affected by said action
are situated in the County of Cook and
State of Minnesota and are described
as follows, to-wit:
Northwest quarter of Section Thirty
four, Township Sixty-thr North,
Range Four East.
December 81, 1920.
S. C.. MURPHY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Grand Marais. MINI.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20
OF MINNESOTA.
County of Cook.
DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District.

DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District.
SUMMONS
A. M. Anderson. Plaintiff, .
John F. Horgan and Frank e.
Tresise, also all other per-
sons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, es-
tate lien or interest in the
real estate described herein,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to the
above named DEFENDANTS:
You and each, of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of the p'aintiff in the above
entitled action, which has been flied in
the office Of the Clerk of said Court,
thereto upon the subscriber at his Of
fee in the Village of Grand Marais in
me County of Cook; Minnesota, within
twenty days after the service Of this
day of such service. r
II you fail to answer the said COM
PLANT within the time aforesaid the
tn relief demanded therein.
S. G. MURPHY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Grand Marais. MINI.
LIS PENDENs
STATE OF MINNESOTA, 49, ..~
County of Cook. x - =.
-. DISTRICT COURT, - .
Eleventh Judicial District. ...,<
A. NJ: Anderson. :. Plaintiff,
John F. Morgan and Frank G.
Tresise, also all other per- !.
sons or parties unknown ~.
claiming any right, title, es- Z r. -
b tate, lien or interest in the
real estate described in the " -
= complaint. herein 4 ..,.@.>& II: +.
~ +. "a, .>~15y Defendants. =.
i Notice is hereby given that an ac-
/ ton has been commenced In this Court
by the above named plaintiff against
the above named defendants, the OBJ
ject of which is to obtain a: judgment
that plaintiff is: the owner in fee sim
and that the defendants and each of
them have no interest herein or lien
thereon. s@ss e. .l$z s.
The remises affected by said action
are situated in THE County Of Cook and
State OF Minnesota and are described as
follows, to-wit: s s lid $z#
East half Of Northeast quarter ana
Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter
Of Section. Twenty-one, and Northwest
ton /. Twenty two, Township sixty-three
North, Range Four East. 5s q ~
southwest quaFtereOf Northeast quar-
ter, Northwest quarter NJ OF Southeast
quarter. and East half Of Southwest
East
December 81. 4 $40.
III 81. g. MURPHY, q
ttorney Tor sPlaintif q. "a
Grand u 11arais, MINI;
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20
District. Court, -.
Eleventh Judicial District.
SUMMONS

A. M. Anderson, Plaintiff.
Harry N. Sweet and Fred Koe-
sci also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming
any right. title. estate. lien
or interest in. the real estate
described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20

STATE OF MINNESOTA. = -. :
County of Cook. =,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-01-20
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY o1
ST ,LOUIS,-SS. -. ~

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
ST. 2LOU1s.-ss. %=@<% -. III.
On this 10th day Of November. 1920;
before me, a Notary Public W1tnln a1 3.1
appeared Charles ~. Mccoy, Regina
Erspanner, and Thorwald Hansen. to ne
known to, be the persons described IN
and who executed the foregoing 1nstru-
ment and acknowledged that they ex;
- =, THOMAS ). McKEoN. e !. .
Notary Public, st. Louis County, Mimi.
(Notarial Seal Ny Commission Elk
pires-l .sl> X H.. =, ~ s.. y ~
CERTIFICATES ON 1NcoRPoRATI!o23NS
7 PoWER eonPAN ~ y .'..', s.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART PART
MENT OF STATE. zsE5 81 & ' *:s*.*=. ,.5
I. i hereby certify that the within In
strument was filed for record In THIS
Office on the 22nd day ct November. ]! =.
y recorded IN Book L-4 Of Incorpora-
s ions rs P illus 4. scHMATL. 2s
:,ls ~ zts =s @z u Secretary Of State.
!. OFFICE or REGISTER or DEEDS:
STATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
COOK Sd. "a a n 5
IS sc hereby certify that the vii thin In
ST. ument was filed in nee for rec
ord January 4 :, 1921 d at 10 "a. d. and
lsaseas. s. pass y. nstrulasn s - s.:
A..v JOHNSON, -
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Bonn sccrdnber 2afitte.

&ein SeerGuber.6iibrer bat eS in
Sen iiioIifen @etpdiiern at elmer
gr0Beren 8eriibmtbeit ge6ra6t, als
Ser @apitGn 2afitte. @s lit Der
Ssett8eit peni9 befamt, aber Sat-
Ia6e, ooB er audi in Die &riegsge-
Ididte Der Ser. Stoaten etpaS elm
griff.
2ofitte mar elm fleines @Gnn'
6cn BON gutem ausieben nno bon
iebr b0flidem 8eier, obne irgerO'
ipelden grauiamen unmeni9liden
@barafter8ug, tpie man9er anoere
orf 6ieIem Sel6e. @r tDonte ii6
ME als &irat o0er Seerdiber be-
seifnen Iafien, ionOern ols Be
febIsbaber zines &aperi9iffes, mel
DIES Die Slagge Der riiibamerifn-
niidlen &eprblif Gortagena" fibre.
@ubrIdeinlid bat cine &epublif
oieies 0omens niemals eriitiert;
ober 2ofitte beitono itol5 0araltf,
oaB feline rote SIaege ieinen SET
mots- SreiItaat Gortogena Dertrete.
@nideineno lag bieie u&epublif
Gartagena" nit faIt ieoem onoereri
2anoe ser @elt i'm &rieg: Oetn
2afitte foperte englii6e, bolloNoi-
Idle, fron30liide, ipanii3e nno aud
amerifaniI6e Sdife.
Sp6ter trot er NIT Der Hegie-
rui,q Ser Ser. Staten in Inter
b%an6Iung; itno Wdbreno ibres &rie-
acs nit @nglano lebnte er cine,
linn BON oieiem angebotene Bette
dung ab, beTtebeno aus $4,000
in 8ar, elmer &apitansbeitallutg
in ser britiiden Slotte uno benz
aommanbo iiber cine 8ier3igfono.
e n.Ssregatte. or i6lug fi6 out
Sic Geite Ser @merifaner, urt6 es
cntuidcIte fid cine groBe Sreltno-
iGoft 3tpiffen Inn unO General
Sadion. Sn Der S6ladt bon ytefn
Orleans fGmpften 2afitte uno feline
Qeite tpie Eieer unb ertuorben iid
unbergdngli6en &ubm orr6 ibr
entIdloIienes Seitbulten!
2afitte fans ieinen Sob beim
8erIud, cine ipaniide &oroette 81
foperu, meIde ooppelt 10 groB tpar,
mie Iein cigenes Sdiff.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Chr fir geMtf@IamN mtmE
gogFIart.
&ciuDbncr Wiittelniiens in Sulitein
anfactandlt.


Ser ,SiioOeutiden @ogeImorte"
murOe unldngit Gin GnOe Wiai b. s.
in Solitein erIegter Goael 5u9e-
Ididt, ser iid) ais cine in ben Step
pen MitteIaiiens beimiihe 2erdcnort
berausitelte. gs banOeIt ii9 Inn ole
Steppenobrenlerde (Sctocorns
bronOti), oie i'm Serbit lire Streif-
5iiee 0ItIi9 bis China, weltIid bis
sur Nolga ous5uOcbnen pilegt, aber
nod ME i'm eigeutliden europa, &c.
Idfpeige in 9euti6lonO no6gepieien
moroen lit. 9as biibide 8ogeIhen
lit Dor allen alisge5eidnet our9 ben
9eiis r~ei6enoer 6eoerobren ullo teiIt
0ieie gigenidaft nit Der a%lpenobren.
Ierfe, bic in Sen @ebirgen Scr fat
0inapii6en Salbiniel briitet un0 i'm
8inter regelmdBig Bis NorOoeutid-
lan0 peritrei6t. @dbren0 ober BEL
Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die ifppor5en
Seile oes &opfes idyneieIeeIb limo,
Iino iie Bel or Steppenobrenler6e,
Die iid ourd ibre eraurotlide Sber.
ieite aus5eidnet, idneemeiB. 9aS
@orfommen 0es @ogels lit umio
merfpiiroiger, ols er @nSe Moi
ionIt in ieiner fernen Seimnt idon
ouf Sen Giern 81 briiten pfle9t. linz
miqfiirlid muB man an oas Stepa
penbubn oenfett, oas Die gleiden
@egenoen betpobnt uno id)on wieoer-
bolt in groBen Sdaren in Mittel.
europa eingetpanoert lit (%namentIidl
1868 unO 1889, freili9 obne ii4
bier Ooiierno ieBbaft gu MAIDEN. 9ie
@ermitung liegt nabe, ooB audi
bieleidt Die SteppenobrenIerde Of
ters in GbnIifer @eiie 8orlt0Be na6
europa unternimmt. Iber mie
biele 2eute eibt es oenn BET uns,
Die auf 1olde fleine unauifdaige 8O'
gcldirn o6ten ltno iie bon ben ge-
nt6hnliden Mrten au nnterldeiOen
berltc1cn? 9os 9eItrcben Ser oSiio.
oeutihen @ogelparte". o%rnitbolo9i-
ihe &%enntnilie in neitere &reiie 5t
traeen uno al pertiefenL lit Oesbalb
parm gu be9riiBen uno perbient Die
tatfrdftige l1nteritiisung aner SEA.
t~urfreunoe. Sn Der iebr reidbalti-
gen 3eitI1rift Ser 0Siiooeutiden
8ogeIiporte@ mar 1tnlGngit aud iiber
einen fir uniere en9ere tpiirtt. SET
mat neiten 8rutuogeI beridtet, nam.
lid) Die onerfieblte Sperlin9seuIe
(@laucioium pailerinum), Die tot
i6dli1 ibrem 9amen entipredenb
ni6t GROCER als elm Sperling, babel
aber iebr rduberii6 Deranlagt lit.
8crein5elte @remplare oie1es 8ogels
muroen i6on offers in @iittemberg
geidoiicn, aber Ser Nadmeis ibres
8riitens lit erit iest oelungen. SaS
gulden niitet in ben en~tlegeniten
@alopinfeln in alten boben 8au-
men, mo Ser S6mar5ipedt cine
8obnung ousgemeiBelt bat. Sur
our9 Dos aufdaige Sanen zines fol.
den @aumes muroe oas Sect ent-
6edt.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

ten nod Dor ser %oieitdt Oes SoOes
idledt6in regt iid in Sen Eoriier
autafom6en ser Geipeft, Der oitf Dem
einfo6iten 2anOfrieObof nidt aus.
bleibt.
Cine ioI6c Stimmlrng 8i f6rOern,
BAT mar bic un0 oa frnn5oiiide, la.
teiniide unO itaIieniiHe Spriide elm.
g%emeibeIt un0 angemolt, Die nber BEL
al ibrem poctiiden oOer p~biloiopbi.
iden @cboIt gegcn ole Broiu Oieier
&no6en6allfen nid)t aiffommen f0it.
men. ltno ocrmutIif bat nod ME lie.
mano sic Eariier aatnfomben Der.
GoiierL obne cine groBe @nttduidung
bintpeg5urebmen. 9as nngenebme
@ruieln, Oas er iiifte, lit ousgebIie.
ben. 0ieien @nttduidten fam ih
feinen anoeren Hot eeber, ais na6
Som ODER Balermo 81 geben.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

bin Iie ficI, 6a faBten lie bon nettelr
sic entIebli6en Sorncr, parten lie
bod. metter utO peiter ourd ben
Sono. Gin poarmal perlidte Der
Gioer, ii6 ouf5uridten, fort3ntrie.
den = unO oft gerug traf er init
einem Soeenbie6e ben blutbetlettet
Stier. gIber es Ddr, ols oh all Die
les 8lut Sen itoI5en @uuen nod
it6rfer, nod ipilOer made, tlr1r1er
tiefer ronnte er ieine 9old)e in Der
aote 2eib, roate tie, bob lie, mari
uno trieb tie 81 ben rotten Blanten
bin, uno ga = ieitIih, no Die Bet'
Der ioBen - madte Ser Stier ietnen
letter angriff; ipieBte NIT beioet
S0rnern Sen o~erenoenoen Siger an
6os Sol3.
0fiB it6 Oonn los, trabte, lang
fam qenug, our Ntitte bin.
limo bort, in Den IeBten Stroble1
Ser 9lbenoIonne, itanO Dos gemaltige
Sier, ouSidnaufenO, trtumpbierenO
briiaeto, gebiiGt in Ben roten Tsart-
tel bon @lut.
Ga fIotidten fie, 90 i6rien rnO
iaudsten Iie, bolb ndrril6 in tpiloer
gegeiIterung. 8arien, Dem Sitter gu
ebren, lire Site in ben Sono,
Syoden un6 Glider unO S6Ieier.
Stan6en auf Sen 8dnfen, i6Npe1ften
0ie arme in Der Suit: Dgrapo
torol" beuIten iie, ubraoo toro!"
giner, nit Ourd6ringeno beuer
9oItratenItimnle, freiifte n@ipa Ell
torol"
Das nabmen iie uuf 6as ifmet-
terten iie aus 5~ebntauieno &eblen:
n8iba Ell toro!-8ipa Ell torol"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Gum 3adbenfen.

Sci mills i'm Sooel, forg i'm 2obe.
0aS S1auen lerne nidt bon 8lin-
oen.
@uh in oes @eiien @aroerobe,
@irit on elm S9elenfdppden fin.
ben
uno i'm 8erlted Der gaorrentoiden
Gin @oloItiid e9ter 8eisbeit ia.
fden.
9as lit bos t0ribite golf Der
@elt,
0as Die 5ran5oien fir ritterli6 balt.
&aIt on our arbeit geraoe Wut,
Sch idnea oaran, 10 miro iie gut;
Salt Dir mas elm, 10 idreib es auf,
SIT beib oas @iien, bammre oraufl
Mit @affen itritt man MIR i'm
&riege,
@eponucn tuurOe er nit aiise.
2idt, bonn SimmeI flamnlt es ME.
Der,
&idt. empor gum Simmel flammt
es,
2idt, es lit Der groBe Wittler-
3pii1en @ott uno 5piideu We1-
i6en.
oils Srieoenspertrag bc3eidnet man
mobl,
@as i'm Srie3en Ben &rieg pcrepi-
gen ioa?
Nidt in Dem mas mir tpiiicn, lit
unire @eisbeit ulo Gr%fabrung, oar-
Inn Diclmebr, pie mir es erfabren
baben. uno ali infer Slid liest
nidt in unierem 3iel, ionoern i'm
8eg, Der nns oabin gcbrad]t.
8ie man es madt, @ciicgtc al ldo-
men,
Gas lcrnt ibr an Den slbitimmungs.
5onenl
Der fir @eredtigfcitsfultur ben
&rieg 9cfiibrt,
Ger forge, oaB @cre6tigfeit re-
giertl
8orum Der Seino iid ales erloubt?
@eil ibr bel ibm an goelmut glaubtl
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01

Ser Sortfdritt Der
@iiien 6a 4. Ar5t: ~Bie?
Sic leioen an S9lafloli9feit2 @lien
sic ettpas, bepor sic 81 gett ge.
ben."
9atient: .sber, Serr Gottor.
Sic baben mir bod friiber geingt
i6 ioGe BORN 3ubettseben ia ni6ts
eiien!"
Gr5t (tpiiroepon):. Scam iein.
Das mar I'M porigen Sabre. Seit.
Dem bat aber oie @iiieni6aft auBer.
oroentli9e Sortiaritte gemadtl"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
@eisbeit bes periiiden 9idters
GaaDt.
Oie 81 m e.

OLC ~ w I ! -
Sir, Iieber Sreunb, min i9 6ieie
idone @e{6idte er5dblen, morin
Elm beiliger Mann Elm Selo mar.
Mogelt aud ou feline gigenidaften
beiisen!
Sdibli perfaufte einen Sud Sc
treble. BIoslid bemerfte er i'm
@etrcioe cine Gngitlide ameiie.
9oa Mitleio sing Sdibli beim
6od fonnte er nift idlafen. Sriib-
morgcns beetle er ii6, 6as Sier-
diem 5u bcfreien.
0u6ei fallen mir Die @orte oes
beriibmten Sirouii elm: Cine
amciie belGItige ME, 0ie ibr &orn-
diem trGet, Oenn Tie lebt, uno oas
2eben lit 10 bepuuoernsmert."
0as 2idt bot ben Salter gct0tet,
un6 MN per5ebrt es iid ourd feline
eigene Slamme.
Gor1r1, 0 Meni6, iei gut!
Ole 8eIobnung.
Gin &egentropfen fiel in oos
Mccr, uno troitlos rief er aus: 80
Mcer, ib bin elm 10 fleines Ding
in beiner ltnermeBli6feitl"
s(us g~elobmung ieiner Grgeben-
belt befabl Soft elmer Wuidel, ben
&cgentropfen auf5unebmet. Or
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Sonies 5iert.
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er 70 beIbeiocn mar.
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lit unhe,ahl6nr.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-01
Ole 9 eIob 9.

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The New York herald., 1921-04-07
COTILLO CHARGES
TOBEINYESTIGATED
His Bill Held Up After He Is
Assured Of Legislative
Inquiry.
speciai Dcssotch to THE NEW yonK IIEsALp.
Ncw York Herald Bureau,

special Dessotch to THE New YonK IIERALp.
Ncw York Herald Bureau.
Albany, April Q.
The conditions surrounding The trans
mission OF money to foreign countries
and the charge that millions Of dollars
entrusted to steamship and express COM
randes and their sub-agents never
\ched their destination is to be inves-
tigated by a legislative committee this
summer The bill Of Senator Cotillo
putting these companies under the su-
pervision Of the State Banking Depart
ment will be held up.
Senator Gothic charged last week that
70 defeat his bill $780, 600 slush fund
had been raised and that one Of the
most powerful lobbies that ever came TO
Albany had been sent to the capital
He said that the lobby was headed by
Franklin B. Lord. legal adviser to for
nner Gov. Whitman and now represent
ing the Cunard Steamship line. and that
Mr.. Lord was aided by shis friends
Senator Robinson and State Chairman
George Glynn." For making this charge
Senator Cotillo was taken TO task by
several OF his fellow legislators In the
Senate to-day
II don't think the talk We have heard
concerning sinister and improper motives
in the last two years has done the
Senate any good" said Senator Pitcher.
Talk of slush funds has not enhanced
The reputation OF the Senate. I don't
believe these stories and think they come
in the category OF pipe dreams ] have
not seen any Of this fund"
Senator Pitcher declared that he never
know OF any representative OF big
company coming to Albany with a pro-
posal that he could not make as rcput-
able lawyer representing his client.
Senator Cotillo insisted that $780,
900 fund was collected to beat his bill,
but denied that ne ascribed any i'm
proper motives to Senator Robinson. II
merely expressed the opinion that he
might be influenced by his friendship for
Mr.. Lord" he seid.
Senator Cotillo announced that the
decision for legislative investigation
came after conferences with the legal
adviser of Gov. Miller. the banking COM
nittee and representatives Of the
steamship and express companies. He
said he agreed to withdraw his bill on
the assurance that he would get the
support OF Senator Lus.s, the majority
leader for the investigation resolution.
and for bill to give temporary relief
to foreigners, who, he charges are be-
ing mulcted out Of money sent abroad.
This bill requires the companies to
transmit money within five days, their
sub-agents to transmit In two days. pro-.
vides for the publication In September
OF unclaimed money and makes VIOLA
ton of the law by q sub-agent a mis-
demeanor.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
RESORTS.

'nr~ IsInnd.
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
SCHOOL LOYALTY IS AIM
OF TWO LUSK MEASURES

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany. April 8.
To force an oath Of loyalty upon school
tea chers and put out Of existence such