davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
Iner6ietcn Oes NOrOOeutiden 9IOpO!
l2um Musidnei0cn.l

Der RoroOeutihe 2loDo beforoert
uno lugert 0 b G q 0 it Ten 9obofeu,
u. S.-0euti6Iano, 2iebesgoben al
Ter glrt, menn oielelben ipoteltens am
Gog Dor Der Abfabrt CUR &erfiigung
oes @crrn &opit1n Wtoler, Nortb
German 2lopo &ier, SCOT Of 6tb ct,
9obofen, geitellt meroen. Die 6rod)t
bis Sobofen 81. S., miiBte oom Ab.
ielloer beooblt meroeu. Miinihen. Die
BON Stifterh geIteno genlndt weroen
fir Die Terteillng iu 0eutidlano,
.slr6 Hednung getragen. Die 81
fobr5eiten Der Gampfer lino Sierra
Ncpaoa, 2. Nooember; Sepolib, 8.
RoOember; 9aniloper, %. Nopember,
Oort, 6. December; SenOliB, 20. De.
3ember; Sunnoper, 3. Samiar; Dorf.
II. Sonlior. 0ieIes ~9luerbieten 1T
@errn @ermonn &otbenburger ans
Stuttgart 5u@0anfen, Der lib bier I'M
2anoe aufb1lt, Inn Die 0euti6en
Stommes9enolien orf bic furdtbore
Scot in ser &einlat ulfmerfIum 81
MAIDEN. - @r bittet imsbeiouoere Inn
Slei0er un0 S%dplbmerf, getrogen mt0
neu; 8ett3eug, QebenSmittel, Inter.
3eug, Striimpfe, etc. glae, melde
nod elm Ser8 baben fiir Die ourd,
Sunger, &1lte. ulo 2eioen a1er Mri
beoriidten 8riioer III oer0eimot, mer.
ben gebeten, oerortige @aben mad
Dem Concord &lub, 3t4 6 StroBe g
B., 5u ididen, no tie Der 8erlualter
in Gntpfang nebmen miro. Ser Silfs.
perein miro Die Saden berpoden NM
auf feline Soften nnh @obofen ihiden
IS ermodien alio eiitigen @ebern fei
nerlei l~lnfoiten iie brauden Die ga
den MIR nah Dem Concord Club 81
lbiden. @s peritebt lid bon ielbit
oaB nibt 2~iebesgaben AT Bribotper
ionen auf oieie 8eiie oerididt mer
ben fOnnen. 8obl aber fonnen Ser
cine ooer aud ein8elne @erionen DIT
cine gauge ailte 5ur Gerteilung ibid.
en- molen, aneebeb melhem Ort ooel
Stnot Oieie Soden 3llglte fommer
iolen. 5rau gadrod, iebt apeitl
Si5eprGiioentiu oes@ilfsbereins, mirr
Die 8erpodung ull0 @~ericnoung iiber.
MAIDEN. Alio iebt ale an Dab nil
ldon gum 2. Nopember cine 9iit(
ihiden uno 10 Die 2eiocn BON einigeit
Wlenihen etmoS linoern fonnen.
q. 8. g.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
9MlpNbiihe &icOer0rmppe
fOm1unt mNcb 0SnibilINtOm.
&UnSert mdcbtem DOmnersta9, ben .. OtOpember
in Wf0IOmic Eemple
1Stt strabe mmO 9eU Bort Mpe, y. Is.
9as 0am3e OeMtlN amertfamiiNe Clement Der @amOes.
b~a1pttaOt iOate Oa5M eri1eimen.

unO marmem edtem Seroenston lang
0as Sertett Dor alien aIs 8ugabe
aromer's uniterbIides Ser3 uno See,
lie e~rquidenoes Meiitermert, Dem IS
O~orbebaIten gu iein ideint, ia allen
3eiten in iugenoIiAerS d0ne 5u pran-
gen: oglad Der Seimot mO6t' i'd iuie-
Der, oas NationalIieO io8uiagen al
Ter OeutlAen in Der 8elt.
~llniere 2eier ieben alio, e. gilt,
oieiem 9errn unO Der 9au8en @ruppe
@bre on5utun. 9eiudt ale, ale Die
les &onoert, oanit Die Soae gepadt
poll lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
aus Der 9tabt.

-gm 8. Oftober 3. S., perbeira.
tete lid) Serr gtormail 8reil Sobn
oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st. .. Ssfar
4reil uno ieiner Satin, nit 5r1u
Iein Selene @utmonn Gotter oes
6loriiten Sobn @utmonn, luobnbuit
in GonereB Seigbts. 0as 4aar be.
CAB iid ouf Die Sod8eitsreiie mad
Bolton.
Bon @errn Ilois Sdlahter er.
1ieltcn mir cine Aniihtstorte aus Der
Seimat ieiner oer%itorbeuen 6rau 81.
men ber3baften Srunf uit0 Yrolit oes
geltsn 192t.er", 10 mteridrieb er
leine &arte. gtatilrlid bat or urs Oa.
Ourd gano eeborie Den WtnnO maiIe
rig gemadt.
-Jrau emma SbomforOt idreibt
urls bon orilben: Yefomme regelm1
BIC Sbre Iiebe oeutihe 3eitune ieoe
&ohe nno frelte id mid iumer iiber
ole ytahridten aus Der nelien Sci.
mat. Aaes mas sic BARN idreiben
iiber 0eutidlano lit toti06li6 sic
8abrbeit. Die Sdiloerungen in Sen
abge0rudten 9riefen iino Die nadten
8obrbeiten. Sd mer0e Dem Silfs
perein Die 3uitGnoe bier5ulanoe idlil.
bern mad meiner Giidfebr. Sabre
am /. NoDember pieOer BON bier a6.
Ser3Iide @riiBe aus Miiinden lenoet
51nen uno allen 9efonnteu 5rau 6.
Sbomforot.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
0aneriuiirite, 9auoiGgcr II. Snrfs
sdte 5ranffnrter, bel
SnebIers,
6-45 &isss @arfet, Main 1924.
Ct. Marien.S Stride.
1875 6iinfte Str. gaoromelt.

0os Sier5ieitiinoige @ebet. meIhes
am 8icnStog 4beno nit elmer fmeierIi.
den Bro5eiIion gum abidluB fam,
muroe bon Den @emeinoegIieoern Der
ct. Marienfirde erfoIereid beludt,
mas baltptiddlid Der auBeraerpobnli-
den Aufopferung Der Sodtu. 8forrer
OeSa GbapeIle, @. 81, Sodhu. Ro-
marlls 8utin, @. sc. uno Dem pohI.
befannten Sodm. Ebeooor Goier, 9.
gf., 5u8uihreiben lit. Ser gforrer
Holer bat iid bereitS inter Sen Mit.
eIieoern Der @emeinoe einen aroBen
6reunoesfreis ermorbem @dbren0
Der &rarfbeit 0es oerltorbenen Serrn
Bforrers Hotb ulio oerienigen oes ie.
bigen 9errn 8forrers Srinfaus, bat
er oteIelben geiuiiienboft bertreten
lino lid uuter ben MitgIieoern bobes
Nrleben ermorben. Sodlu. Srinfolts,
oes ietige 8farrer oer@emein0e, aeht
leiner poIigen @eneiung entaeaen
iino miro eS mobI nid)t mebr lance
oalterlt, bis er ieiner groBen @emein.
De perionlih poriteben fam.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

ern puroen in Chicago, Rbilo0elp6ia,
San 5roncisco, Stem yorf unO an.
0ersno III alter @eiie abgebolten.
Sir 9ittsbureb miro elm uDeutldes
Saus" angeregt. Die 8ereinigung
auer ionlt nidt eriiten5fdbigen Ser.
cine miro ouf Oiee 8eiie angebobnt.
Mtnn min bort iogor elm eigenes neu-
es 0ereinsBaus bouer. It1 Der
HIan 6eS 3uiommeni9Iuiies i6mtIi-
der groBen tino fIeinen Sdagerber-
b1noe i'm gorden 2anoe moft quite
6ortihritte. Wilpoiitee plant cine
S6ngerfabrt nah Deutihlono, pie es
friiber otter Der SOIL mar. 9riiben
meroen &onaerte gegcben meroen;
oas oelti6e 8unoesiGngerfeit inSon-
nober, i'm CONNER 1924, mill man
beiuden. Mon miro iid offenbor Ser
Stdrfe enoIid bepuBt, Die in Der 81
nigteit Iiegt. Die bisberige 3eriplit.
teritng bat ben groBten S9oOen on
geridtet, tpie oie &riegs8eit flar erge.
ben bat. Sn @albington, @. g., Ser
9unoesbouptltoot, lit Der 3uiommer-
ibluB Der oeutlhen 8eteine 5iemli9
gelungen. @ons lit Der oIte @eiIt oes
Sonoertnms, Der 8ereinsmeierei, al
leroings AUDI nod nift ouseeitorben.
lleber 0en mabren Gbarofter 0es
uBotriotismus~, ben Sinn uno Be
griff Oieles 8ortes, i1reibt Geb. Or.
Sobn 81. &pan bon bier in eiuem
&apitel uSbe Duties of tbe Citizen"
in Dem neten 81de nGbe State ono
tbe Gburd", berausgegeben BON Der
Gentrale oe8 oHationaI@a Catholic 8el-
fare Council. @r ~berIangt nit &e9t
cine fait geipobnbeitsm1Biee Sreue
5u ben poIitifhen @inri9tungen
oes 2anoes. 9as idlieBt aber ni9t
Elm, 10 lagt er, elm blinoes 5eItbalten
an Der 8erfaiiune uno Dem Hedt oes
9onoes. Ser potriotiide 8iirger bari
gu ieoer 8eit ben 8uni6 begen uno
iih tatid6lih bemiiben, Die belteben-
ben poIitiiden @erb1Ituiile our1
frieOlide MitteI gu 6nOern ODER
gang a b 3 Ii idoffen. 4m meniglten
ober IdlieBt Sreue gum Staate Die
8erteioig1trg, Die 8etpunoerrng b r i
a + @inri9tungen, oes in0uItrie9-
len, wirtidaftli6en uno ionitigen 81
items uno Der @ebr1rthe oes 2anoes,
elm. Anb6nglidfeit an oas 2ano be-
oeutet nidt, bob man notpenoiger-
meiie oes 2onoes gon3es 8irtl6aftss
leben in 8auld uno 8ogen berberrli'
den muB. 9as muroe mGbren0 oes
&rieges 10 ausgeIegt uno lit cine Sol
ge fapitali1tii9er SDrannei uno oes
ggoismus. - 9as iino berniinftige
8orte, Die bon Or. &Dan oa geIdrie-
ben meroen. Die y4merifantiier.
lungs" =8epegunq unlerer 3eit, auh
Die 3eitnngen uno Der 0ur6i9nitts-
meftlH 0es Sageslebets, berge1lel ltG
in Der &egel 10 iebr, oaB iie bonn Gin
man0erer iofort blinoen Stol5 ortf
allies perlangen, mas Die ne1ie Sci
mat birgt ioboB ale 8anoe als un-
i6on 8eri6nitten tper0en miiien, Die
nit Der alien Seimat fuIturea uno
lonit berbinoen. Senator 8alib
(Mali.) bat ebenfaGs nod Dor fur
Sem bierielbit geiagt, Dab Elm Gin
m%anoerer. Der i'm Sinne Der &riegs=
bese feline liebiten grinnerungen an
Ole alte 9eimat bergiBt, Inn gu 5ei.
gen, oaB er elm n8atriot" uno ngu.
ter" 8iireer oes 4ooptiolanoes lit,
fem gutter Imerifaner iein fam. Sdt-
ten mir Gbnli6e @niidten nur nab
reno Oes &rieges ielbit, DEFENDERS in
Der Belt BON 1914-t9t7, at boren
befommenl Sect 1T es berbdItnis-
mGBig letht, 70 etpas 3u iagen.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
21noer arbeiten.

S1noer arbeiten.
8ielleidt meroen lie abcr, meitu il.
men Die 2arpe bonn @eliht geriilen
miro, iid ldlieBlid nod oa5u beque
men, enolih Die 8obrbeit Der Nnpe.
lenbeit Der forbieen 3ruppen inl
Rbeingebiet, ionic oeren &erbreden
5u5ugelteben.
aud meroen iie iih oonn fernerbin
bitten 8ertretern Der 3elti6en He.
publif l%lnmabrbeiten in oen Muno 6u
legen.
0Deutiher Notbuno gegen oic
idmar5e Sdmad 6. 9, Miinden g.
.. 2, @orreitr. 2S. 6eIicitas 8lld-
ner, 1. @oriiser.~
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm Concord
Club.


Die iibli6e monotli9e Direftoren.
beriammlung oeS Concord alubs
fono am Sreitag, Sen 90. 8. Mts., i'm
4lubbaus Itatt. @rdiioent Carl Soft.
mann fiibrte Sen 8oriib, SefretGr
$. g. @infler protofollierte. 9as
Sausfomite beri6tete iiber Die borge=
nommenen 8erbellerungen uno &epa.
raturen an Ser Sei3ung uno miro ons
Saus oieien @inter tets in ange.
nebm narmem 3ultano Iein. = Ser
BreiS fir oie groBe Safe betrdgt fir
Iol1e 8ereine, sic i'm &lubbous ibr
SauptQuortier baben, $4,000; fir
anoere $25. 90; miro oie 8iibne babel
benubt oonn betrGgt Die Miete $50.
9os &omite fir Die u0eutide Gag
Seier beriAtete iiber Ben 8erlauf oes-
Ielben uno oonff hermit alien oenen,
bic frGftig mit9ebolfen baben Den
Abeno gu beridonern. DaS 4noen-
fen oes beritorbenen ELECTROMAGNETIC
niiden Dihters aonrao Sizes ion i'm
-2arfe oes @interS gefeiert mer6en,
nod @erIouf oes 9a8aars. Ser 8a-
5aar maroe oes gingebenoen befpro-
den nno Ser Ridaro @rorner als
@oriiter oes StanoeS prnonnt, Sen
Ser &Iub babel au ii%bernebmen ge-
oenft. Die MitgGie6er 6es Concord
Stubs fino oGe her3lidit gebetert. ben
8a3aar. Ser am g., Z. un6 s. Nopem.
Der s. &. ftottfinoet, nod 9r1ften at
unterltiieen mo aud tiidtie gu be-
iuden.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
@eamtenluahl int 6Ifsperein.

OtHHNtOWIUuDt VW 2 ITSUtNVEH9
8ei Der General ~eriammlnng oeS
Silfsbereins fir Deutidlano uto
Oeitreid, fpuroen folgen6e B~erionen
ais 8eamte fir oos Iaufenoe Snbr
ermGblt reip.. mieoergem1bIt:
Geo. SO. 5pier, 8oriiber;
Srau 8arbette 4rumfe, /. @iaepr.,
Srau so. 8ntra6, 2. 8iaeprGiio. ;
Serr %. S. &onig. Sdriftfiibrer;
Srau Martbn 2onig, Ginanaiefret.
Serr M. 90. 8rind, S9abmeiiter.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
@pejialsSferte
SeOer neMe bOMMeM

Der i'm Nopember auf oas rMaibin9ton
abonniert, erbdlt ben
r2abrer 9infenoe 8ote"
Mmana6 fir 1923
gratis 3ugei9idt.
Nbonnenten iino frol. gebeten, Oenielben
bel @elegenbeit ~ab5ubolen.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27
9entiGer lInterrid)t an Der bieiigem
aatbOliiden l~tniOeriitGt.

Sir StuOeuten, Die iid alif Den
Woiter Of Mrts- ODER ben 9oftorgroo
NIT 9eutid ais Sa1pt- ooer Neben-
fa6 porbereiten meroen al ser SEA
tboIiiden uniperiitGt in 8rooflano
bierielbIt bon Grof. @leiS altgenbIid-
LID Sobres-&urie bon lie orei 80
denitunoen gegeben. Der critic be-
i9Gftigt lid NIT elmer allgemeinen
@infiibrung in oas milieni6oftli6e
Stuoium Der Oeutiden 8bilologie,
nit bergIei6enOer, biitoriider Grant
matif, Ser gntltebung Der S1rift-
lprade uno 2eftiire ansgeipdblter, al
ter 3erte. Ser annette bebanbelt nit.
teloIterlihe 5ogen un0 Open NIT Be.
lon0erer 8eriidiiftigung Der interna.
tionalen gntitebung, @eididte un6
8erbreitung Der Gtoffe. Der brittle
unteriudt Die 0ettihe 2iterntlir bon
t500-1800 III ibren e1rop1ii6en
3uiammenbdngen. 3moIf 0eutIh-
ipredenoe, b%orgei6rittene Stuoenten,
(8umeilt 8rieiter uno Monhe) foIgen
oieien ieminarartie gebaltenen Sur
len. Sn Der ngolege"- Nbteilung ltu-
oieren etma 70 iunge Stuoenten Sic
oeiitide Spra6c our9 2eftiire allSge-
pablter &roia uno Didtung inter
2eitung oes Serrn 8rof. SEQ Sch
renot. Inter oen Stu0enten Ser
llniDerfitGt befinoet iid jeoes Sabr
cine notwithstanding groBe 3abI bon
iol6en, bic bon oellti6en @Itern ab-
ltammen un0 flieBen6 oeuti6 ipre.
den. sic biloen in Ser NegeI cir
pertDoaes, fleiBiges, 5%uberldiiiges.
ernites Clement i'm Shulleben; fl
ltellen Die belten 9r6fte auf alien sc.
bieten oes Stuoiums, oes &edts, oel
Sednif, Der Bbilolopbie, Sprader
uim. Ser oeliti6e llnterriht bat ourd
ben Rrieg 3ipar gelitten, Iebt obel
langfam uno frGftig mie0er altf.
Washington Journal., 1922-10-27

enndrOll, SenIIoaf, iuirfIide 0eIifa.
tefcn, finO 81 haben BEL:
Uablers, 1915 Riggs @arft,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

Al Gobernador, de Puerto Rico;
A Ia Comisi6n Economical;
Al los I.anisladnres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
TOTAL: $sOs rs

No Sc incluye partida algunl para
diversiones, estudios en- los institu-
tos de verarlo, gastos de viaje, etc,
Y sin embargo, con su sueldo actual
de $4,000 tiene necesariamente un
deficit de s1o6.75, sufre de inani-
cion, no atiende sus compromises.
Con Ell sueldo sehalado parl Ell pro-
xinlo afio, Ell deficit alcanzara la
suma de $26S.75.
Ell sueldo de $4,000 del maestro ru
raj no alcanzara cubrir el presu-
puesto mas ridiculo que pu1de ina
gin1rse.
Ell Pueblo de Estados Unidos cuya
gran Democracia tiene su origsn en-
la poderosa fuerza de la instruction
publica, Sc esta dando cuentas rapi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Abril II, 1922.

Al Gobernador, de Puerto Rico;
A la Comision Econ6nnica;
A los Legislatures.
Sehores::
La Junta Directiva de la Asocia-
cion de Mlestros de Puerto Rico, en-
session celebrada el dia is del presen
te mes, acordo 10 siguiente:
/. Solicitar de los Poderes Legis-
lativo y Executive de Puerto Rico
Sc adopten las medidas que el case re
quiera para que no Sc lleve a efec-
to deduction alguna en- los sueldos DE-
les maestros para el pr6ximo afio
escolar.
2. Y que Sc resuelva esta situa-
icion con anterioridad a los nom
bramientos de maestros para el pro
ximo afio.
8. Comunicar los maestros aso
ciados Y no asociados esta resolu-
ci6n y recomendarles aguarden con
fe y paciencia Ia decision de los adj
ministradores del gobierno de- pals
en- cuya justicia tenemos absolute
confianza.
4. Sc autoriza NJ presidente para
convccar para la celebration de una
asamblea extraordinaria de la Aso
saci6n de Maestros de Puerto Rico
en- Ia ciudad de San Juan, tan prom
to como 10 considerare oportuno y
convenierte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

De acuerdo con 10 estatufdo en- la
Ley de Presupuestos que ha d re-
CIR durante ell afio fiscal de 1929
los sueldos de los maestros rurales y
graduados seran de $54.OO 72.0C
respectivamente, los de los demas
maestros Sc rebajaran tamb en- er
la forma especifcada en- la ley:
En- un 23 por ciento todos los suel
dos que lleguen a $811 20 anuales;
En- un 20 por ciento los sueldos
que excedan de $811,20 y no exec
Gan de $15O0OO annales;
En- un 1928 por ciento todos los
sueldOs qle excedan de S1500OO y
no exeedan de 100000 anuales;
En- un 13 por ciento todos los suel
dos que excedan de $2o40.OO y nc
excedan de $S162.5O anuales, "
En- i'm por ciento todos los suel-
dos que excedan de $s1625O anua-
les.
sConsideramos que los sueldos ind
cados no son justes Y los, maestros
rurales Sc les pone en- la disyuntiva
-6e no aceptar escuelas de resignal
Sc a sufrir privaciones hasta de Il
mas absolutamente snecesaEio para Ia
vida. Examiner los Legislatures es-
to presupuesto do gastcs del mass
tro rural y su fannilia y comparen su
situacion con. la de aquellos que es-
tan generosamente remunerados q
que poseen medios de fortuna y pus-
den sosteney comodamente sus ho-
gares:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

"A petci6n dc nuchos amigos repetiremos POR ULTL
MA VEZ el MERCEDES l9 en- el TRES BANDERAS
la sensational Segunda Sere de esta Monumental Re-
vista "PA THE. Como obsequo los concurrentes
la proyeccion anterior darenos Reel NueVo que
acabanos de recbir con La Torna de Monte c,4rruir
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-16

Minnesota women are going IN
strong for politica. offices One
woman entered the primaries for
the office of lieutenant governor
of the state, another is trying for
a seat in congress and Mrs. Peter
Oleson will run for a seat in the
senate. The state legislature,
however, has not been overlooked
for Mrs. Mabeth Hurd Paige of
Minneapolis. Minnn., has announce
ed her candidacy for that body.
Mrs. Paige Is director of the
fifth region of the National League
work In social service of one sort
and another for twenty years. She
was seven years president of the
Women's Christian association, an
organization maintaining self-sup-
porting clubs and homes for 700
working women OF Minneapolis.
She has been member of the
budget committee of the Minnea-
polls Council of social agencies,
which dishurses annually the sum
OF one million dollars for the char
tiles of the city, a member of the
field committee of the Y. w. c. A.,
and chairman Of a speakers bu-
reau during the war work cam
paign.
The first citizenship course given
by the extension department of the
University of Minnesota in CO.
operation with the League of Wo-
men Voters was under Mrs. Paige's
direction. She will give her par
ttcular attention. if elected. TO laws
governing women and children.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-16
IMAGINATION AND HEALTH.

Last week when We were talking
about the value of auto-suggestion
we said that the imagination was
stronger than the will, and that
marvellous cures had been per-
formed by making people imagine
themselves well.
The Coue system is to have the
patient read this formula: EVERY
day in every way I am getting bet
ter and better" 1t doesn't matter
whether you believe this or not.
You must repeat it 20 times on
walking in the morning, 20 times
after you get In bed at night. Coue
suggests that you have a little
string or ribbon with 20 knots in il
and say this formula once for every
knot. This is q sort of Rosary OF
Health, but the idea is simply to
help you repeat the formula the
proper number of times.
AS I said it does not matter
whether you believe this or not
you say it 40 times every day, and
you say it when your mind is apt
to be relaxed and sleepy. The idea
Will gradually go from your con-
scious to your subconscious mind
and the imagination will take hold
and begin its good work. know
that people will scoff at this and
many of my readers will probably
write and tell me this is all nom
sense. If nonsense. it is perfectly
harmless.
Yet the fact that it is not non
sense Is proved by the number OF
people Coue has cured and the In.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-16
TIMBER FIRES
RAGING IN MANY
PARTS Of STATE
Damage Heavy; ella District
Hard Hit; 5000 Acre
Fire Burning Over Range
of Ed 0tero in Datil Forest

The timber fire on the south
western section of the Datil ma
tional forest has reached an area
of more than 5000 acres and was
reported TO the district forest Of
flee yesterday as being beyond con
troll Almost 100 men are now
fighting the flames which are nov
sweeping over land owned by Ed
Otero, who has been absent for
several days visiting ranches in the
Jemez section of the state. He
was notified OF the fire yesterday
and Is expected to arrive at the
scene today.
1t is believed that il the winds
die down today the fire can be put
under control.
OF the several fires reported on
the Gila national forest, the one
at Whitewater creek is probably
the largest and is spreading rapid
ly, being reported as already hav-
ing covered more than 1000 acres.
Two smaller fires In the Gila dis
trict are large enough to be SER
ious. Aldo Leopold, of the district
office, is now in the Gila district
supervising the fire fighting oper-
ations.
Fires OF a more or less serious
nature are now burning In several
parts OF the state, that on the land
OF the Western Lumber company
in the Lincoln national forest near
Alamogordo being one of the most
destructive, Lack OF rain IS re-
sponsible for the heavy fire dam
age.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-16
HELEN HUNTERS HUSBAND
By JANE PHELPS.

regrl ful could he have real
Helens mind. From the time
he had threatened her with di-
vorce because of Barnes, she
had known no real happiness,
Her worry, her anxiety all those
long W aks she had spent with
his mother. when even his let
ters gave her no clue as to his
intentions, when save for the
simple farm tasks, her work with
his mother--she had nothing to
take up her mind. Then her e.
forts to please him, all her
thoughts centered upon him, try
ing to make up to him for the
disgrace she had almost brought
to him; the unaceustomed lone
saw no one save him, instead of
spending her time with her gay
companions, and he most OF the
time absorbed in a book, or his
plans-Which while they included
her We're only little interesting,
| because she couldn't focus her
mind upon them.
She looked very young, very
sweet when she was ready. She
| had been about to wear street
| dress and her new turban, but
Jack, recalling how she used 70
love to wear evening dress, have
him put on his dinner coat, pro-
posed they dress.
"Of course il you would like
to-" she replied and without an
other word changed. Her meek
ness, 90 different from her for
ner enthusiasm, chilled him. He
made an effort to joke a little
but while perfectly pleasant, he
could not coax a laugh.
,, 1t was entirely the lack OF
amusement that had change1
Helen, although that had played
q part. perhaps considerable
part II was the feeling that she
was being punished; that she had
deserved it this time. and must
take her medicine, That she
could not rebel. because Jack had
| forgiven her when he might have
thrown her nut--that he had
! made very plain to her in his
! first indignation: and his deter
min ion to turn the unhappy
| episode to account. That he lad
gone to an extreme not intended
in the first place; that Helen's
| falling in with all his wishes,
keeping her promises to the let
ter, had taken all life. all spirit
from the girl who, while so fool
ish. had not meant any wrong
and who had loved him through
| everything.
Really Jack was now in more
danger of losing Helen's love
than ever he had been through
Barnes, or through his fault
finding. The deadly monotony CT
the life he subjected her to. w.s
fast changing her entire nature
and she dared not complain.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-06-16

In placing Mae Busch in the
leading feminine role of "The
Christian" Goldwyn directors have
courageously upset all traditions Of
casting. 1t has just been an
nounced that Miss Busch will i'm
personate Gloria Quayle and thai
she is now on the way to England
where Maurice Tourneur will di.
rect the exteriors for Hall Gaines
story.
Miss Busch has become known
on the screen as q seductive siren
particularly through her work ir
Foolish Wives" In "The Chris
tian" she must be the daughter OF
n minister. carefully brought up
yet possessing keen Joy in living
1t will be an entirely different Mae
Busch that the public will see ir
the Gloria who leaves the Isle Of
Man to seek career in London as
a nurse and later becomes metro
politan stage star.
All of the available actresses
were considered for the role but
it was decided that Miss Busch and
no other could give the fire and
personality needed.
Richard Dix will play opposite
Miss Busch. The company recently
sailed for England and Dix was in
no happy mood when the ship sail
ed because he was ordered to take
off ten pounds on the voyage-no
pleasant task with sea-air appe'
tite.