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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The regular meeting Of the beard Of
County Commissioners was held June
8, 1923. All present.
Reports OF the county officers ap-
proved
County funds counted and found
correct
Communication from Clark J. Guild
regarding claim OF James Penman for
damages sustained in auto accident
near Schurz, read Ordered that let
ter be placed in full on the minutes.
also claim for damages. Claim re-
jected, and Clerk instructed to notify
Mr.. Guild of action OF the board
Communication from Governor
Scrugham, in regard to Forest Reserve
laid over for investigation and consi-
deration at the next meeting.
Communication from Labor Com
missioner, Frank Ingrahm, requesting
aid from this county in furnishing la
borers to employers. Ordered that
the County contribute SIS month
for three months, beginning July /,
1923.
In the matter of aid for w. Z. Bal
linger, ordered that SIS per month
be granted him, beginning June /,
until further order of the board.
Communication from the Federal
Power Commissioner in regard to IL
cense to Mineral County Power Sys-
tenn, referred to Superintendent Beane.
Superintendent Beane was author
lied to purchase two rotary standard
meters for Mineral County Power
System
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
FIND HIGH GRADE GOLD
NEAR TOPAZ LAKE

Samples of gold ore received in Re-
no Wednesday from which high as
says were obtained have attracted in
terest to a section of country south
and west of Holbrook on the Gardner
vile -Colville highway, says the New
ada Mining Press.
Three samples taken across Is in
chcs assayed respectively 8 ounces
gold, IA ounces silver, value $l79.36;
40 ounces gold, 1880 ounces silver,
value $1l3,60, and ll,4S ounces gold,
Is ounces silver, value $25o74,
A sample from another and larger
vein assayed 5000. The formation is
said to be andesite and rhyolite con-
tanning a net work of veins. O. II.
Craine, ohm Landberg and Peter Mel
son are the discoverers and have To-
Gated seven claims. They are said to
have opened ore in many places on the
surface. The camp is west of Col
vile road, about three miles south OF
Holbrool< and overlooks the Topaz
reservoir.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
HORSE RACING AT RENO

Beginning Saturday, June 9, The
Silver State Jockey Club will hold its
annual spring and summer horse rae
ing meeting in Reno. The meeting as
scheduled will conclude on July 7.
General manager William 2. Kyne,
announces that there will be five
stake faces. At the present time
there are some 400 thoroughbreds on
the track, ineluding many of the best
spriltters and distance horses in the
country. The seasons purses will
total at least $SC,000.
The stake races will be as follows;
Inaugural Stake claiming, June 9,
value $1,000 for three year-olds and up
wards, mile and 70 yards
The Nevada Juvenile Stakes, June
%. value $500, for two-year olds, four
and one4llalf dnrlongs.
The Sierra Nevada Stake-elaiming
Tnne 30, value $l5c0, for three year
olds and older, mile and one-sixteenth
The Independence Handicap, July 4
value $500, lor three year-olds and
older, six furlongs.
The Au Revoir Handicap, July Z
value $1,000, for three-year-olds and
{ 1lder. five furlongs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
District Court

The District Court convened yes
,tenIay, Judge Walsh presiding.
Ike following business was trans
.acted:
Paul G. lewis vs.. Helen Lewis.
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground
eof cruelty.
State VS.. Mrs. M. E.. Phillips
Grand larceny. Case set for trial
July 18th.
State VS.. Fred Feller, charged
grand larceny for stealing paint
brushes from Southern Pacific Co.
at Nina. Defendant pleaded gull
ty and was sentenced to from two
tto Ia years in State prison.
Jensen VS.. Stahl brothers. Mo.
stion to dissolve injunction restrain
ing defendants from use of water
in pipe line on plaintiffs land i'll
.Sweetwater for power purposes i'll
Masonic. Ordered that temporary
restraining order be dissolvsG. Geo.
.Montrose attorney for plaintiff,
Plat & Sanford for defendants.
Adams & Miller VS. Wainwright,
et al. Stipulated that case be PRE-
sented by briefs; plaintiff given 10
days after completion of transcript
to file brief; defendant given 10
days thereafter to answer. George
S. Green for plaintiff H. P. Cooke
for defendant.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
NOTICE TO LIVE STOCK
OWNERS

Notice is hereby given that under
the provisions of Section IA, Chapter
20, Statutes of Nevada, 1923, the
State Board of Stock Commissioners,
at a regular meeting, held May q,
1923, adopted the following regula-
tons, governing the recording, rere-
cording and transfer of brands and
marks:
REGULATION I. The fee for re-
cording a brand or brand and mark
or marks shall be $2C0.
REGULATION 2. The fee for re-
cording the transfer OF brand or
brand and mark or marks shall be 81.
REGULATION 3.The fee for rere-
ing a brand or brand and mark or
marks shall be $50.
Attention is also called to the fact
that the use of brand not legally re-
corded in the name of the person us
ing same, is a criminal offense, rem
dering anyone so doing liable to Sc
we're penalties.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK COM
MISSIONERS.
By Edward Records, Executive ON
GER.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
NEVADA PRISON HAS
EXECUTED ONLY TEN

In examining the records of the
State prison for data requested by the
British government, Homer Mooney
has been able to find accounts of the
executions of only ten men at the
Nevada State prison since 1906 Others
hvae been executed in the State, but
previous to 1905 the men were put to
death in the various counties.
The last execution al the prison
was in 1913 when Aircovich was shot
and the last hanging took place two
years before when Casey was hanged.
Five others were hanged in 1905,
two in 1906 and one i'll 1909.
Sixteen received combinations OF
their death sentences, lew went in
sane atcr they had been sentenced
and others died 1A-ural deaths be-
tween the times Of theit sentences and
the dates or their executions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that; L NJ.
Gallagher, having filed with the clerl,
of this court a petition praying for
letters of administration with the WIN
annexed of the Estate of Juan Fran
cisco Yparraguirre, deceased, the hear
ing OF the same has been fixed for Fri
day the 22nd day OF June, 1923, at 10
O'Clock am, OF said day, at the Court
House in Hawthorne, County OF Min
eral State OF Nevada; and all per
sons interested in the said estate are
notified then and ,here to appear and
show cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be granted.
Dated: June llth, 1923.
S. I. Kelso, Clerk.
By II. A, Hager, Deputy,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
MONO LAKE ACTIVITIES

A truck load OF water from Mono
lake was shipped to Los Angeles last
week 1t will be used for experiment
tai purposes in ascertaining the gold
content of same.
/. There is no truth in the report that
barrel OF Mono lake moonshine was
sent to Los Angeles chemists to as
certain how many jags there are in a
gallon.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
Items Of Local Interest

Fire was discovered in the cattle
corral of Oscar Gerbig's slaughter
house Monday afternoon. Autos
loaded with people were quickly at the
scene, where a bucket brigade soon
extinguished the fire, which started in
the dry manure. No damage, but
some excitement.
%******
Henry Boerlin Frank Baker and s
IT Kelso visited Reno last week and at
tended the session of the Grand Lodge
/. o. 0. +. While in Reno Mr.. Kel-
SO purchased brand new sport Jew
'ett car. 1t is sure thing OF beauty,
ibus will it be joy forever?
*#*****
Raymond (Tybo) Mitchell and
family are living in Alum Creek while
Mr.. Mitchell is doing assessment worl,
son his mining Cams ,'-1re.
*###af#
The Hawthorne schools closed Fri
'day ior the summer vacation. All the
teachers employed in our schools here
have resigned their positions, and an
centre new set will be engaged for the
next term.
]. B. Scrimger and family left las.
week for San Diego, Calf, for an in
edefinatc stay.
****k
w. H. Gibson and son Willie
carrived from Minden. Thursday,
accompanied by Mrs. Josephine
Roberts and children.
According to the Reno papers
Mrs. Della (Poli) Archer has en-
tered suit for divorce against her
husband, A. Archer.
Lost-Between Hawthorne and
Walker lake, one stylish hat and
. one left hind shoe. Return hat to
Billy Mccall and shoe to Mike Fit
t ting. Reward.
f***x**
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Conway Were
-'visitots during the week. Mr. Con
way had legal business, while Mrs.
Conway 4spent few pleasant days
visiting friends she has not met for
nearly 20 years.
Among fhe.lsgal luminaries who
had business in Hawthorne this
week were George s., Green, Jame S
Frame, Platt & Sanford and H. P.
Cooke of Reno and Geo. A. Mont
rose of Minden.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
WHO'S A LIAR?

Our sporting editor bumped into Al
Iyays on the street yesterday, when
,b,'s conversation ensued;
"lIeils. Al, see by the Times that
Won have been ranching."
: "Yes. j saw that item and it is
;,,st ay,out as near the truth as the
Times ever gets
oWeiL" said our sporting editor, 81
tboueht it was "a lie myself. After
many years Of acquaintance | was
convinced that the man who accused
Won OF working was liar.
TableauN!
-Yeriueton Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
pms Made For Timber Sales
On Two California Fore

III 1 W. @eAlANl Ail Il OA Sata
t'ans for permanent logging oper-
d MS on $4,000 acres in the Owens
/ ar-Mono Lake Working circle OF
t lnyo and Mono National Forests
ha.e been approved 10y the Forest
5 ice, United States Department OF
4 iculture. The area involved con
t stand OF timber estimated at
5 10000 board feet, mostly Jeffg
?. lodgepole pine and fir.
ander the approved manarement
pla the forest will be cut over twice
d ag the next 40 years, during
vi .ch time a new timber crop will have
grown to insure a continuous supply OF
merchantable timber from this forest
Trees which may be cut will be de-
signatcd by forest officers and tie
cuttings will be limited to mature and
over mature stock, the thrifty trees
and saplings being reserved for the
future.
The timber from this region will be
used to meet the needs of towns ranch
es and mines located in the Owens
River Valley north of Ownes Lake,
Deep Springs and Fish lake Valleys,
and the mining camps in near by New
ada north to Candelaria. The area
has permanent population of about
7,o00 and a recreation seeking pop
ulation of about $4,000 each summer
This locality, surrounded on three
sides by desert, has been designated
by the Forest Service as a dependency
area in that it is dependent upon the
timber from the Ownes River-Mono
Lake Working Circle for its lumber
and fuel necessities.
The sustained annual yield during
the first 70 years is forecast at 1908,
eco board feet A saw-mill plant has
already S arted the manufacture Of
lumber from the mature trees with the
prospect of never-ending supply of
merchantable timber.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
WELL BY CUM

The manager cf a Tennessee cleo
trio railway claims to have received
the following letter:
'If the simpering, snub-nosed, tight
slirted face-be-daubed, tittering lit
tie ninny, who stuck her gum on the
street car scat last Thursday evening,
and permitted me 20 sit down on it,
will cali at my office in the .........
building, she can have the gum back
1t is on the southern front Of my spare
trousers. If she can't get the gum oil
she can have the pants, too,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
EAST WALKER RIVER
PROJECT UNDER WAY

Active preparations are now beng
made at the site Of the East Walker
Irrigation Reservoir at the foot Of
Bridgeport Meadows, by contractor
Harris Tents, cookhoise, etc. have
been out up, and everything points to
an early commencement OF the work
of the erection of the cambridge
mort Chronicle.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
Most summer hats are trimmed,
The buyers always are.

baby Chieks:--Golden Buff, Brown
ulltl white Leghorns, Anconas, Black
Mirmrcas, R. I. Reds, Barred Rocks
and T-U-R-K-E-N-S. Order now
Season will soon close.
ENOCH CREWS,
+, Seabright, Calf.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
THAT MAKES IT WARM INSIDE

A lady who has weight galore -.
Is wedged somehow in our front
door,
She does look mighty sick, its true.
But don't doubt that she'll pull
though.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16

%4xA%*
Howdy folks, Saved by hare,
said the little bunnies as their mother
hid them from view.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16

Between cleaning house and learn
ing to drive a car woman has about
all she can muckle this spring.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16
IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF MIN
ERAL.

In The matter Of the estate Of JUAN
FRANCISCO YPARRAGUIRRE
sometimes known as ]. +, Yparra-
guirre, Deceased.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16

Sins disappear as conditions change.
There are fewer Peeping Tins in this
era Of sleeping porehes.
There were 1897 cuss words in our
language, all OF which are inadequate
when you get the wrong number.
One consolation about the longer
skirts; The mosquitoes won't have
such an easy time of it this summer.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-06-16

Schillng's coffee l lb tins ---- 4oc
" IL tins 95c
Childrens' stockings, black and
white, all sizes, an excellent value,
per pair ---------.- ---..-------- 25c
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15

MQerlei feinsebafeme SUDDEN
Snlins &oienfelb,
Staub Sc, &reabe Warfet.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
8GlbimstOn SilfsOereim.

Bolt in 0otl Set Sobrcn iino
Die 6remoIinge I'M oeptiden @ebiet.
Sausgenoiien iino iie in iait allen
gr0Beren 8obnungen. @iBt Sbr,
mas oas beoeutetl STILES t1qlihes
0nIoen DER 9ousfruu. 0ln l6on
iabraus iabtein MuB ole Slide nit
Den 6remOen geteilt merOen. 9idt
9err lit man I'M eigenen &aule.
Wtan mlB ii6 nit Den Mabl5eiten
nod ben aufee5mungenen Wiitbe
mobnern rihten. SeOer Gopf, ieoer
2offcI-aIles miro eeforoert. 9tengit
LID gebiitetes, iorgfGltie gepflegtes
@eidirr gebt in oieieH 3eiten uerIo.
rem. Auf Den StraBen in eroriiden
Der Wenge fremoe llniformen, irem.
oeS @ebaren. WGnner, Die lett Wo.
den t1gli6 aus ibrem Sollle 9eben.
uno nidt miiien, OBJ tie am 4be10
mieoertommen. @rluahiene Sinner,
Die nidt miiien, oh iie nidt bon Der
Sbulbont iiir irgeno Elm &%ergeben.
oaS lie gar nidt begungen baben.
~peggebOlt peroeu uno an ocn
idlimmlten 4rbeiten inter 4eitiden
bleben angetrieben mcroen. limo 10
ltebt ie0er @in5elne immer inter Der
@etuolt oerer, Die lid oufipielen luie
Serren uno oenen Die Wadt I'M 4u.
genblid gebort. 8ilien mir, mas
oas be0eutet2 Qenten mir ouron.
Ole mir fertob bon Dem @eideben in
&ube uno 8eihouIidfeit ooer aud
arbeit %unlern Gag 8ubringeu. 0erfit
on oaran." 90 ldreibt eiu Hubr
fliihtling i'm OlOenburgerS onntngs
blatt. 0enfen mir-an unIere Yolts
genoilen un0 ll6en mir ibnen mad
&rdften 81 belfen?
@m 6reitug Abeno finoet Die bolb
monatli6e Seriummllng oes &iliS.
Dereins i'm Concord Club, 3t4 6
StraBe N.8., ltatt tommt mo beIit.
8oltber s. 8oenig, Shriitiiibrer
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
gSirS Sutidafter Or. 8ieSfelOt
bleiben?

8ieoerum fommt aus 0euti6lano
oie beltimmte Serli6erung, Dab Der
oeuti9e 8otl6after in 8olbington,
@ebeimrat @ieofelot, ieinen 8olten
bier baio b~erlaIlen miro. Gr lol
nit ieiner Stelung itn5ufrieoen lein,
oa tie ibm aneeblid ni6t senug Sc
legenbeit giebt, feline eroBen 9ennt-
niiie in @irtlAaftfragen Der olten
&eimat alisreibenO 81 perperten.
@r fiiblt, 10 ioG elm Oireftor ser
&rupp'i6en @erfe n~eueroines ge-
iagt baben, oaB er bier MIR Elm De
fo~rationsltiid lit. Or. @%ieofelot lit
aitgenblidlih altf Der &eiie mad Ser
lin. gs lit moglid, oaB er oentt,
oaB er als &rupppermalter Dem Sa-
terlanoe groBere 9ienlte ermeiien
fam oenn ols untdtiger 8oti6after
in @aibington.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15

rem @ei6idtslebrer (innen). IS
i6eint, ais penn engl 6 e @eiin-
hung un0 Sraoitionen oltf Soften
pobrer, gerehter Steaungnobme
aud gepilie &reiie ser 8unoesbaupt
Itaot beberrl1ten. 8eIonoers ltno
@ei6i6tsIebrer bier5ulanbe geneigt,
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aisihIieB
lid Ourd Die 8riae England an3uie-
ben. @s belfen babel gemiiie, rei6oo-
tierte @eielli6often mie Die u@ngliib-
lpeofine Union, Die oMmerican 9e-
fenie Societp," Die oMagna Gbarta
Ailociotion 0ie 8ibIiotbefen un0
Stiftungen G%arnegie's uno piele an
oere @iufliiiie. TIMER @oncoro &liib
oiirfte li6 eigentlih Den 8rotelteu
gegen oas unamerifanil6e Bud
Wu55ep's uno gegen ben @ebrau6
anoerer dbnli6er @el6idtSbiiher in
unieren offentli6en S6ulen onrei-
ben.
Sn elmer fiir5li6en @erlommllmg
Ser Binep Brand Giti3enS' AIioci-
alton bot iid Serr Cigar 9. Sender.
ion, @r1foent) lebr energil6 geeen
ben @ebrauA oieleS @el6i6tSbudes
in unieren S6ulen ausgeiproden.
@I
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
9anerpiirltet 9anSiGser nmS SmrfS
edte Sramffmrter, bei
8ne6lerst
1915 &isgs Mnrfet, Nain 1924
Or. @lpk iiber Greimnrfen.

Serr Or. 8alOemar &IoB, @patts-
bile, WO., Der eelegentlid AUDI fir
unler Sournal l6reibt, bat einen
l6onen, ~eelebrten Artifel iiber so
teinii6e Sni6rifteu auf 6reimar-
fen IN Mefeel's @eeflp StampNetps,
81. Mai 1923 alS Sortiebung zines
Artifels bonn borigen Sabre. @ngli=
Idle Snl1riften berraten iiberaa ben
sroB3iigigen Serridergeiit oieier
8eltmadt; geWobnIi6 iinO lie latei-
nilden alailifern entnommen. Or.
&loB citiert oie Quellen nit &ennt-
mis- un0 S6orfiinn. Bortueal uno
Bayern baden peri6ieoene reli9ioie
Mufl6riften. Cine Sreimarfe 8aps
erns bon Sabre 1920 uno cine I'm
garns bonn Sabre 1921 lit Der Weut-
Ter @ottes gemiomet. Niarienmeroer
in @eltpreuBen 5ei9t fir oiele Sabre
oas Wotto uYopuli noluntoS" (oer
Miae 0es 8olfcS).
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
O0s 8em0ert@t
Bon einem 0euti6en in 9lnerifu.

2ort am BoIOialul mo- Der eide Sdaten nodmals cine ebtung pebr
fBen 6rdgraf unO ~6reiib0feL boIten 3tng amf roer Gro.
Gor Dem &idhlubl ausgebreiht Iiescn Stableiu. SdpDert m0Sdlnge
Hedt 5u lbusen, rebt 8u ipreten uo Dem 6reUter Sell po 8linge-
Sangiam umo gemellnen Sdrits iebt man ibt ben &lGger nabn
mO in groBDerbaltn en Zone bbt er ieine AnHog' an:
Sans BON @oaborIt uO aif SobeIu, ibermufger SunieGt,
i'd 5erbrede oetnen 2eumuno uuO beidul0 ge bid Der Cot:
0u bolt zines 6reimanns SieOlung .abgebronnt uo masgermbt,
obne &edyt uo Nadtbefugnis, Oufir for0re i'd 0etn Soupt. -
ge Os 9liBitrabls garIig 3uden buiht es ibers Ingeidt
aaer WGnner. Sefte Stiae. lnO alSOann- Der 6regrof ipritt:
6eie Manner 0ieies 2anoes, BON ser &oto bis CUR Dinel
HeCbt 5u idiben rht gu rihten: Cine llnat beidet SIbne.
Seilges 2ano Der rotten @r0e, berrIides WeipbGenlon0,
biutgeonngt Oein Muhis uerOe. 8lut nur luGibet rein ole Sduu6,
Sans bon @uaborft uo nuf &odeln, i'd ertIdr' Did pogeHreil
DteieS St1blein lit Oiu 2eben, uo Oos brede ib ent5uet
Bit Oerfemt nnO pirt gerihtet, no man fnOet bid auf Groen,
Wog oen Seb, oin ebrlos fauler, zines @eers Spete meroen.
90 er9eb' eS ie0em &Guber, Ser nit rudIoS frebler Sduo
f1 nod oeinen SdGben itredet, beiiges 8efpbalenIono.
Sat nibt 8ott in Ieiner 8esbeit era in 0enen SdoB getan?
Sreier WtGnner freies @rbe, ihibt es nit Dem Sfmert fortanl
Sci perfemt uO geldlht, .wer nd oeinenI Sdas begebrt,
&edbt gu ibiben relt 81 ribteu, unO Dem 6reUIer Sell nno Sfwertl
Sp. Sorn, Snaba, Nebr.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
Sin Yrief iiber bic @ot in 0emtId-
lan0.
S9idt olte aIei6er.

Der beige Star" bonn IL. Sum-
0rudte einen 8rief a6, Den cine oellt-
Idle Dame, ole bis gum Sabre 1914
fir 80 Sabre IN Bolton mobnte, an
SreunOe bierielblt riftete. Ser 8rief
beiogt II. a.: Bidder iino fiirdter-
lid teuer; einfade Nooe[len toiten
20 bis so Salieno Warf. Oas So
pier allein lit mnerldminglid I'M
YreiS. @enn man gum 2aoen gebt,
muB man 20 o0er 30 Mart ertra
fir cine fleine Yopiertiite be3ablen.
in Der man So6en nod Soule trGgt.
@eltern taufte i6 elm baIb Yfuno
3miebel uno muBte % Mart ertra
fir Die Cite 5ablen. SD meigerte
mid uno midelte Die 3piebeln ms
Sai6entll6. Die oeuti6en Srouen
benotigen ollo Mnrtttai6en (ibopp-
ing baes). Seoes Stiid Gu1 miro
benubt, Inn iie ber6uitellen. SD
babe geraoe elm feines geaAt6emo
ans Dem ltnterrod gema6t, Sen man
mir .ididte. SD bin ltol8 Oarauf
8ett- uno SildOeden bat man gar
ni6t me6r. Cine 9ede foltet 100
Souieno Marf. @or elm puar "a.
gen be5abIte i'd 40 Sauieno Marf
fir 5rpei Nadtbemoen. Meine Ni6te
be3ablte 1000 Mort fir elm Soar
neb. Gin Baar S6ube foltet 70
Sauieno Morf. 8ir miiIien BOD 3t
ellen baben mo etpns &%leioung, 10
lanee mir Weniden iino uno einen
&orper haben. @ieIleiht mill idD
nal ber6neifeltermeiie iippia peroen
unb mir ctipas 6leiid 5meimol oie
8o6e erlauben ooer cine Salie 9ai-
fee (maS fir aaffee!) uno 8rot
(mas fir grot!)"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
Yienie Oes 8aibinstOner Singer.
banoes, II. Smni, anf perru
Sranner's ganOlit.

TIMER @aibinetoner SGngerbum0
tiinoigt fir Den II. Sunni ein Yicnic
an. Das lauteo perIodeno. Iabeno
un6 Dielperlpredeno in 0ielcn beiBen
Ioeen. Der CONNER lit plobIid ge.
fommen nod einem filblen uno falten
Npril uno Moi. Sect rinnt ser
SdmeiB pieoer oie arme Stirn Der.
unter. Nan niini6t li6 81 einenl
fiiblen, neutrality-suspicious. Ylobe, wo
man inter guten 6reun0en einmol
Dieoer Wenl6 meroen fam. 0a bic.
tet Der oeliti1e M1mergeiongper-
Elm unierer Staot, ser oSdnger6uno"
miafommene @elegenbeit, ans Dem
Staub uno Der Site Der @roBitaot
berous in @ottes frilde ireie Natur
81 gelangen. Serr q. 8rouner, ser
S6riftfiibrer oes @ereinS, bat picoes
einmal feline Mnlogen. oen ariinen
Naien NIT Den boben 81umen bel iei.
ner 8obnung, an Ger 9looenSbur.
ger cambridge. 5u einem Yicnic 5lir
Serfiigung geIteat. @er molte 81
Sanie bleiben uno elmer irelmolider
@inlaoung ali einem langeSirobli6en
oeutidenS ommernadmittag auf oen
Sanoe niAt 6olge leiiteu? IS Wir(
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15

Gum InSeuten an ben ~DerItOrbemen
Mniifer SGms @nnOerlid.

Nm "a. 5ebruar 1923 oerltarb
nod i6merem 2eioen I'M alter bon
81 Sabren, SEER Sans 8~unOerli6.
gr mar geboren in SelSnib in Sod
len (Oeutidlon0) Sn friiberen
Sabren reilte er IN &uBIono, OeIt-
reid ln9arn %ieoerlanOen, 8eIgien,
uno Der Sdmei3. Ole Iebten 30 Sab
re berbra6te Serr 8uuoerIi6 in Den
Sereinigten Staateu uno mar fir %
Sabr ein berporragenoer Srompeter
in Der Il. 9. Marine &ope1e.
Sm NpriI 1922 retIte @err @ltn-
0erlih nit ieiner @ottin our @rbo-
lung na6 0euti6lan0, no er Ieioer
nad i6merem 2ei0en, auf Ser Seim-
reiie nod Amerita in Bremen ms
before Senieits %abberufen nuroe.
Seine lterbliden l~leberreite Muir
ben in Stuttgart, ipoielbit er sic
meilte 3eit ieiner Grboluue Derlebte,
our lebten &ube beltattet.
Ser Gborafter oes 8erItorbenen
mar ullantaitbar. Gr botte Elm Serd
mie @olO unO mar geohtet uno be
liebt bel i%eoermann, Die i'm fonnten.
@r batte ltd un66bliee Sreunoe En-
morben, Die ibm itets Elm trelles uno
liebeboaes 4noenfen bemabren mer-
ben. Sein Sinidei0en bat in Die
beriibmte Mariuefapele cine tiefe
2iide geriiien Die i6mer mieoer gu
fiiQen lit.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-15
0leiOer. etc. fir 0entidlanS.

9laen, meldle &lei0er un0 nn0ere
Sad)en gum Concord &Iub geihidt
boben. miro biermit Der Oanf oes
SiIispereins alisgeoriidt. Sine gro
De Siite gebt oieier Gage alb; cine
5rueite miro porbereitet. 9ei Ger
enormen YreiSlteigerung in 0eutl6-
Iano iiiO Miaionen aui iolde @aben
ongemieien.
@altber s. aoenig, Sdriitflbrer