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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-09-16

CLEVELAND o.. Sept. 16.-Johnny
kiibane' worlds featherweight cham
pion. asked American Legion men
100000 to meet Eugene Criqui,
champion OF France. In bout during
the Legion's national convention at
New Orleans in October. After learn
ing kilbane's terms the Legion men
started for New York without
Johnny's signature to contract.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

A pathetic case came up before
Judge II. M. Haag Monday, when the
seven children Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Green, tenants on the Judge Perky
ranch ON the bench, were committed
TO the Children's Home in Boise.
Tears came to the eyes Of a number
Of the spectators eyes and hearts
aehed when the children were brought
before his honor. They range in ages
from 7'months to years, were poorly
clad and their pinched little faces and
bodies showed evidences of neglect
and priyation. The judge decided the
parents unable and unfit to properly
care for the children. Under his or
der, the parents will be given an OPP
portunity to show their ability to
properly care for their offspring.
Failing in this the children will be
given to the home for permanent
adoption. About three weeks ago
Mrs. Green was convicted Of stealing
chickens from Fred Sherwood and
was fined $3.50, in default Of payment
Of which she was committed to Jail.
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LETHA

Mr.. Schrecnngost went to Emmett
on the train Thursday.
The Gem State Lumber Co. got in
car of coal Saturday.
The Youtsler family went to En-
NETT Saturday to Sabbath school.
The snow covered the ice and spoil
ed the skating for the children
Geo. Ewing called on Henry Riggs
Sunday afternoon.
The state examinations are being
held at Letha school Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week. The younger
children are having a vacation
Mrs. Elizabeth Ewing is improv-
ing steadily after her recent critical
illness Her many friAn1s rejoice
with the family because Of her won
de1fhl recovery.
The Ed Bott family took dinner
Sunday with the Emery Ogden's.
Mrx Youtsler, Mary and Mark Wis
tied with the Riggs hMay Sunday At
tn1nnan
A. E. Pomeroy was b1sy Tuesday
n0xning taking Frederick to Kes-
CARDS first and then going back to
take the girls to school, tAe snow was
- dsep and no trails broken that
many Of the chil3rsn did not get to
school
News 10 scarce. Since the frsez-
ing weather came felks arc keeping
dose to their fres3A
The little child Il Mr.. and MQs-
Grant Stradley did Monday evening
Of cholera infantum and was buried
yesterday forenocn and the body TAX
en- to Caldwell. The sympathy Il the
community goes out to these people
in their great affiiction. They I've on
the Epson place.
Eldon Niece was found dead ut his
home this week. Domestic difficulty
seems to be the cause Of his rash at
H. Kreizenbeck and Thornton are
hauling ice Prom north Of Sheldon's
to the bench this week. Ice is q foot
thick.
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BISSELL CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Jett Hill and SON J.
B. spent Sunday night at the Ernest
Kroush home,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stone, and Mr.,
and Mrs. John Soran made a business
trip to Boise Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Warner Head AID
Thelma were Sunday visitors at the
Omar St John home
Gordon Beers was q Letha visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Sawyer enter
tanned large crowd at their home
Saturday evening. Dancing was en-
joyed by those present. A nice lunch
was served late in the evening.
Merl Hull spent Tuesday night at
the James Howard home.
Mrs. Edible Hylton Of New Ply
mouth is visiting with her sisters.
Mrs. !. o, Hankins and Mrs. Ben
Howard this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Bosteder spent
Thursday evening At the Warner
Head home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Howard and
children were Sunday visitors at the
]. O. Hankins home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jet Hill arc stay
ing at the w. E. Hill home until a
new house can be built on the Con-
gresham Green (cf Iowa) eighty.
Mr Green will build them a house
14x30, modern, at once.
Dwyer Barnett has moved from the
Nichols ranch and another family has
moved there. We did not learn their
name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Stone and fam
lily are preparing to move to the K.
l. Perky place.
Mrs. Buelah Hull was an Emmett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

New York. ard arxiving there in rec
ord tiMo ond bearing the signature
II Tie hoAd II nsws organisation, II
vas accepted without question - true
Annd Immediately given to the Ameri-
can public, with the results that have
not been forgotten.
But how did Admiral Wilson come
by the telegram upon which the false
report Of the armistice was based ?
Tia wire signed by Commodore Jack
son II said to have been written In
the American embaasy in Paris fol-
lowing telephone call which purport-
oil 10 come from the French ministry
Of war. The person speaking gave
the announcement Of the armistice ~
official, and the statement was be-
liaved in the embassy. Subsequent
Investigation revealed that the mir
istry of war did not at any time that
day call the American embassy on the
telephone.
The mystery surrounding the fake
message to the embassy has never
been cleared up; the identity OF the
misinformRnt as well as the reason
back Of the hoax remains a secret.
The theory has been advanced that 1t
was all = German trick to give the
American public foretaste Of peace
and thereby create desire for 1t
and thus hasten the armistice before
the German army was utterly crushed
But only the records of the German
espionage corps can prove 1t, and
those are not available.
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CENTRAL MESA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Fuller enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Blaine
Shafer and daughter of LaGrame
Mrs. Pearl HurrIe and Howard Stile-
well Of New Plymouth and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hill and son, Jett b.
Hill and wife and son, J. B.
Mrs. Minnie Spear and daughters
and Maude Buzzxrd ate dinner at the
W. e. Hill home Sunday.
Mrs. John BurdeII, ST., is spending
this week at the Walter Buck home.
Mr.. and MrH. Waite Hunter and
children were Monday visitors at the
John Rynearson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Aston and
children were Friday morning callers
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at the Heber Beutler home.

at the Heber Beutler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buck were
surprised by ten friends Tuesday
evening at their home. The evening
was spent in games and eating pop
corn and apples. Those present were ::
Hugh and Fred Spear, Wilmar and
Ralph Buck, Bill, Ferne and Nina
Porter, Blanche Wilson, Ruth Bos-
teder and Margaret Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burdell, Sr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buck were Sun
day evening visitors at the VIII Bur-
dell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Brogan and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Buck spent Sunds
at the E. NJ. Williams home. Mr..
and Mrs, Williams are moving to
Wilder soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer. Aston and
children were Sunday evening visi-
tors at the Ed johnson home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

A cold wave tina. set in Sunday
put thermometers on the toboggan
and sent the mercury down to the
zero mark. Sunday night 3 above
zero was recorded, Tuesday went "a
s below and Wednesday evening II
below. This was the coolest in more
than 20 years. The Slope kept up
its record by being from to 8 de-
grees warmer. The Warden ranch
reports 10 below, and the j. r. Field
ranch 10 below. Snow is about 4 in
ches deep. This cold spell started the
old settlers to recalling the record
cold day of this valley, when in jan
uary, 1888, the mercury went to 2S
below, many cattle persisted and four
horse teams crossed the river on the
ice.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

Women 10 the home used 10 be
ashamed TO sit down; there seeIned to
be a virtue In wearing themselves out J
The housekeeper who saved herself,
who did not dust every few moments
scrub on her hands and knees aud do
such tasks, was called lazy. The be-
lief now Ia that the most Intelligent
housekeeper. the one who studies ev'
cry new Invention and saves every
step and motion. Is the most conscien
tIous and sensible Que. SIT down to
vegetable pairing and all tasks where
Il 10 practicable.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

The members Of the Odd Fellows
lodge held their annual roll call
meeting Monday evening. A good
showing of members and number Of
visitors were present. Roll call was
responded to with a short address.
At the close Of the meeting lunch
con was served by four efficient men,
bers. Guy Dayton, Max Guenther,
Chris Thorning and Eli Lanktree.
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Seek. to Reduce Train Service

The Oregon Short Line has made
application to the public utilities COM
mission for permission to reduce their
train service on the main line and on
branch lines. They. ara asking that
service on the idaho Northern be cut
TO three trains week. The CONNER
cial Club have the matter under con-
alteration As to whether protest
will be made on the part Of Emmett,
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Co,op. Exchnnre Of0cerx

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the operative Exchange
was held Monday afternoon E A.
Hall, T. J. Coonrod and William APP
pei were elected rs directors. The only
change in the offIcsrs was the e1ec-
tion Of Mr.. Cooarod - secretary F,
NJ. Mingus, IN his report As manager,
showed the business condition to be
prosperous.
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why Aloh Noon weddings.

s All Of VI frequently use expressions
OF which we do not really know the
meaning. Did you, for example, know
that noon is the traditional hour for
a wedding ceremony because In the
olden days 10 England the bridegroom
could net be relied upon to be sober
any later IN the day than this hour?
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To Ship Sheen.

Eight thousand head of sheep,
which have been on full feed for
sometime, have been sold to the R.
j. Knollin Company of Chicago and
will be shipped within the next two
weeks. A. j. Knollin, head of the
firm was here Tuesday and guest
at the YanDeusen home.
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NJ. o.rt., Gnouoh.

One day while entering a street car
met . HOY friend Of mine. also get
ting on. Thinking he would be pollt.
enough 10 ray my fare, walked In
and took a seat few moments later
the conductor tapped me on the shout
der aud said Miss. you are no ex'
eeptiou. - Exchange
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Buyn Runinesa RuiIdinr.

Casper Schlund this week bought
from W. W. Wilton the building on
the corner Of Main and Commercial
avenue occupied by the Corner Gro
Gerry. The purchase was made rs an
Investment, and no change in tenant
ID contemplated.
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Neu Hoase 70 be Built.

Lumber il being hauled and .
contract has been given to Berry &
Campbell for = new house on the
Green ranch on the bench to replace
the one recently destroyed by fire,
In which Jet Hill and family were
living.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

Examinations are being submitted
in ali High School classes during the
afternoon Of each day this week. Rec
ords will be made up and the semes-
ter grsdas entered by the beginning Of
the second semester.
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The greatest parts, without disre-
ton. may be fatal to their owner,
-Polyphemus. deprived Of his eye,
was only the more exposed on account
OF hls enormous strength and stature.
Hume
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Having your clothes cleaned and
pressed is not an expense, it il econ
omy, adds longer life to the clpkhes,
more than the cost Of the work En-
NETT Pressery 1t.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

The Girls Athletic Club of the
High school gave party in honor of
the Working Girls Athletic Club on
last Friday evening in the High
School Auditorium. All who attend
cd had a very enjoyable time and are
looking forward to another event to
which their gentlemen friends may
be invited.
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THIRTY SEVEN TO
GRADUATE
Eighth Graders to Receive Certifi-
Gates Friday Afternoon.


Thirty-seyen pupils will complete
the Eighth Grade at the close of this
semester. Their certificates will be
issued as part Of a public program
TO be given in the Wardwell Auditor
iton on Friday afternoon. January 20,
lightning at ESQ c'c'oek, Mr.. Joice,
teacher of this class, is worthy Of high
commentator for the careful and de-
termined method Of instruction and
his personal interest in every pupil.
The pupils themselves have studied
well and their examination papers are
Of high order. The class roll is as
follows: Vern Allen, Gladys j. Cope
land, Francis H. Dresser, Elvira c.
johnson, Aims P. Thorning, Fred F.
Stowe, Wayne E. Findley. Fred H.
Gaylord, Vern L. Clopton, Helen e.
Little, Marvel s. Schoenhuth, Vera
Webb, Moral C. Mortensan, Earl J.
Rinker, Claude l.. Payne, Fred ].
Knox, Fred l.. Fuller, Mildred A.
Nefzger, Leona w. Kimsey, Frank r.
Kreizenbeck, Esther Hellgren, Olea-
tina F. Miller, Woah Lansing, Nellie
E. Hart, George w. Proctor, J. Ellen
Kelley, Edith 8. Robson, Lottie M.
Hall. Maudc j. Fackler, Gladys M.
Howe, Marion L. Horton, Teresa B.
Ivie, Ernest D. Weiss, Vance L.
Wright, Opal L. Jordan, Martin c.
Johnston. Lyddie v. Reese.
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Cheapest. accident insurance DIR.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. For burns.
sealds, cuts and emergencies. All
druggists sell it. Soc and 60c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-19

The Public Speaking class in the
High school are bringing the practice
Of their play, cupid at Vassar", to
completion under the direction of Mrs.
Florence Mccormick, their teacher.
This play promises to be of unusual in
terest and merit, and is given as a
part of their regular school work in
public speaking. 1t will be given in
Liberty Theater on the evening of
January rs. Following is brief
synopsis: The story opens in the
Carroll home where two daughters
are preparing to leave for their
school year at Vassar. The first act
ends with Misunderstanding be-
tween Kate Newton and John Willett,
due to the treachery of Amos North
and Hates half sister, Wanda. Dur
ing the play, affairs become very
complicated, but Shiny, the negro
servant, plays an important part in
bringing the romance to happy end.
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Owing to the lack Of room in the
High School Building, the incoming
Freshman Class will remain in the
WardwelI building, during the remain
der Of this year, under the instruction
Of Mr.. Joice, Mrs. Blackler and Mrs.
Gray.
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yrlanN>1) crtrae eeii<bert.

2onoon, 4. Wtdr3. Nn1nbme 0eS
onglo=irii6en Nertrags, 6ur6 mel
den ser Sreiitaat Srlano gei6affen
peroen ion, I'M britif6en nnterba1s
lit lett geii6ert, nadoem bie Debat-
tie in 5peiter 2eiung am 6reitag gum
Mbi6luB gefommen uar unb 6aS
Sous iid Biz Wontag Dertagte.
Dus ENHANCEMENT 2ora. @ugb Sc
ellis, pelGes erfldrt, oaB Matifi5terung
oes Mrtifels XII bonn a1gloiriiben
Bertrag, melder BON Ser @ren5e M
tiers banoelt, nibt 10 ausgelegt Der=
ben 6iirfe, als Oh Sic britii6e &egier=
11ng Die abiibt babe, 6as Sauptgebiet
bon ir~ger1oetner Der feds @rafi6aften
Mor6-Srlnn6s gum @ebtet 6es iri-
i6en Jreiitaats 5u 16lagen, ion6ern
MIR 0obin, bob Die &egierung unbe-
oeutenben @ren5regelungen 5ultimme,
apl1roe am 6reitag nit 1919 gegen So
Stimmen bertporfen.
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Hieieninfit,ite fir Slaiie
14te> 6Gfe1t.

Naibington 4. Mar5. 81 &aus-
ausiduB fir &dfen un6 5liiie BE-
idloB Sreitag sic Ginreidung elmer
gorlage, bie Betpiqigungen i'm Be
TRACE bon r1rno $31,000,000 fir nelte
gerbeiierllngen bon Safer un6 Still
len boriiebt.
Inter Ben groBeren 8etBiaigungen
|befinoen iid: $1,000 900 fir sen
Mem yorf utb SEEN SerieD &anal;
$4,OOO,OO0 fir Ole 8erbeiierl1ng bes
&afeng bon Miltpn11fee;; $3,310,OOO
fir ben gocos gai 8afen; $1,750,-
600 fir Sen Columbia un6 William-
cite SHIP ~unterbalb bon GortInno,
Oregon; 81, 805,5 BOO fir Sic sabine-
Nedes WniiertraBe in Eeras; 81
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KraA Int mauitrect.

Seem Sort, 5. Ndr5. - Oie 4ri-
iis in @aQitreet 1T nod INNER ni6i
poruber, nn6 aud be11te uie6er iin6
mebrere Maflerfirmen in Dem 5tru-
0el, Ser Mmerifns Sinan5tpelt erfuBt
fat, n1rtergegangen. Sic Seem Oorfer
|B0rie madte befannt, baB Die Sirmo
George 50. &enbrid nn6 COMPANY in
Ybilaoelpbia 4onfurs angemeloet ia,
be.
CHARLES 81. Bertrand, Witglieo Der
Nem gorfer 80rie, nn0 8ertreter Der
6irma 6. M. Bertrand & @ompanD,
Nep Sort, lit iuspenbiert moroen. Sc
gen 6ie Mnflerfirma 8. q. @erion &
@ompanp tp11r6e ebenfaus Elm @on-
fursperfabren eingeleitet. Die Ser
bin6li9feiten io1en $125,000, Die
Gntbaben $4,000 betragen.
Dre &orfnrs Ser 6irma &en0rif &
Company. gilt ais elmer Der grobten
3nfnmmenbrii6e in Ben lebten Meo=
11aten. 8eionbers IN Ginan5freiien
BbilaoeIpbtas bat Ser &onfurs Ser
Sirma M%ufreg11ng berborgerufen.
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frau Mf1N pier Hinder II
winena e%rtrunfen.

Winona, Minn., 6. Mair5. Gralt
Drn6er Mi0boe ,nn0 bier &in6er er=
tranfen Sonntag aben0, als ibr bon
8mei Hferoen ge5ogener 9dlitten bel
Der Durdfabrt 6ur6 ben 8eaber
Greet nobe Caledonia, Minn., nm=
fippte. Sran Wi0boes Mann nno
George 8eslan6, Elm Ma6bar, famen
nit bent 2eben 6abon. Mi6boe per=
iudte pergebltb, 5mei Ser &inoer gu
retten, 6o9 sic reiBen6e 5tr0ml1ng
rib 6ieie tpieber fort. Weslano bielt
ote 3igel felt un6 tp11r6e bon ben
Bferoen ans onbere nfer ge5ogen. Die
&inber naren ie6s,. pier un6 5auei
Sabre nn6 bier Monate alt. Die 2ei=
ben Ser W11tter un6 6es iu1g1ten Sim
bes mur6en nod am Gonntag gebor=
gen, Die anberen 6rei fonnten nod
ntdt gefun6en meroen.
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>Ghina's 8efertfteft.

Marila, z. Medr5. y 5. s.. S9nr-
man, Der @elan6te Der Ser. t5aaten
in 8efing> Der :anldBlih Der 6o65eit
l%ieiner Gobter in Mantla meilt, err
flart, @btnns Reorganization onrd
&eformen in 8ertpaltung uno s6inan5-
tpeie en-, iotpie 6ur9 MISUNDERSTANDING
Der ein5elnen 8ropin5en in Elm ge=
idloiienes @an5e mer6e aam6bliih,
ftpenrt audi langiam, 6urdgefubrt. Die
berfloiie Waibingtoner @onferen5,
Tag. Der @eian6te, babe China gpoBe
8ugeitdnoniiie gemaht, 11nb es lei
lett Sade bes dineitfden Golfes, 1ie=
e gum Beiten bes Qnn6es o11S5u1uB-
en-. als erite Borbeoinguug nentt
5hurmar 6ie 8eiettignng Der ei1nn-
Der feinoIiden Seere unb ginibrdn=
flung oes Seereg iiberbaupt; al1Ber6en
fagt er, miiBften Sic berfdieoene1 l1n-
beranttportlide1 9artetbdupter a11r
gernrnft gebrndt tperben. Gbina lei
Be, fiiibrt ser @eiatrbte peiter aus, an
ungeniigen6en ginfunfften; sic &aiien
Der @egterung ieien leer, uno ste
|@laubiger brdnget1 al1f ibr @el6; es
lei ie6on nidf ein5uieben, nqrum bic
FEM nebelitano nidt onr9 Elm gates
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ueuer K~emt,nmniitenplan

Mosfau, 6. Mar5. Na6 5rpet=
m09entli9en 8eratungen fat ser 8oa
5ugs= Musi6uB Der fommuniitii6en
Mosfauer 3. Snternationale in Mos-
fon NIT 46 au 10 Gtimmen bei6loi=
fen, sic Mbbalturtg zines 8elt- Som
gre1ies Der beri6ieoenen internationa@
len 5o6ialiiten1@rupper 5u empfeb=
len, in Dem cine geidloiiene 6ront fir
Sen &arnpf bes Hroletariats gegen
Sen &apitalismus gefdaffen mer6en
ioute. Sn eriter 2inie iin6 auber Der
3. Snternationale sic Dor Dem &rieg
geidaffene 2. Wmlteroamer); oie TO-
genannte 212. C8ien) un6 6ie 4. in
Musfi6t genommen.
Srobfp nno onoere ruIiii6e Siibrer
Sic fir Sen 8lan %eintreten, erflaren,
oieier folgere ltd logii6 aus Der nel1=
en- Holitif zines rG5lanfen-@ ngrifs"
gegen ben &apitaIism1s, ra66em 6ie
btsbertge Saftif 0es uSront<Mngrlffs"
oes offenen Samples nm cine Belt-
&epolution, beriagt batte. Die italie=
niiben ipaniiden un6 fpan5oiii6en
8ertreter itimmten gegen Ben Bor-
i9log Ser &uiien. Miniiterprdii6ent
2enin nabm an Ser enti6eiben0en
-. S - -. - .4< - s- $500
fSitung ni6t tell, ion aber fir ben
Blan iein, Sic beridie6enen inferno
tionalen @r11ppe11 am 3nlnmmenar=
beiten nit BEN ruiiiiben &ommunilten
81 getpinnen.
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Cine 8e.peenite Scr Hati>
bitten.

Chicago, Z. Matr5. 0pernal1f-
%fibrungen in engliider Sprade III
oas 3iel elmer 8etpegung, 6ie Dor Ell
nigeu Monaten bier e~ingelettet pnr=
Sc rnb ii6 iiber bas gan5e 9anb 81 er=
itrefen berlpri6t, mie 6rau Mr6ibal0
5reer, @orfiterin Der uOpera in Dur
9angl1age 6olnbation," berlibert.
Die Bemegrng ging bon bieiigen
&unihiebbabern aus, melde iebt an
sic Chicago @rano Opera GompnnD.
oos @eiu6 gelteat baben, in Der 9ai-
ion 1929 menigitens sic Sdlfte Der
Opern in englii6er Gpro6e auf5ufiib=
rem. Set @r0ffnung Ser &agne
iino, mie 6rou 6reer erfldrt, 8riefe
aus IS Stoaten ei%ngetroffen, bon Be-
men Ser Ylan nnterltiibt miro.
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KeRleberelemtc INT Ohie
iinc n Strcif.

Columbus, 8, Z. Mdr5. Na6
'8eridten, mel@e am Wontog I'M
.5taats : Snuptq11artier ser United
Worfers Of Mmerica IN Columbus, ..
eintrofen ittmmen bie 8erglel1te in
.9bio nit acknowledgement Mebrbett
5uguniten elmer aqgemeinen Mrbeits=
,e%initelnng am 1. Mpril, fails Biz 6a=
Fin fein rleuer 2obnfontraft 5uitnn~
Sc fommt. Das amtltde Heiultat Der
n%rabitimml1ng miro am Is. Mar5 in
SSnoianapolis, Sno., befannt gegeben
mer6en.
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