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New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
WOULD REMOVE THE
 SUPT. OF SCHOOLS Petition Being Circulated by Par ties Dissatisfied With Methods THRIFT IN THE SCHOOLS
Legion Meeting-Fancy Dress Ball Tonight--Hurlcy Will Speak To Grange-Other Items of Interest About Town.


 That there has been dissatisfaction on the part of several kensington Berlin, East Berlin and Beckley resi- dents in regard to the methods o B. R. Showalter, superintendent ol schools in Berlin for the past few years. has been known for long time.
 The climax of the situation has beer reached and it has been learned or good authority that petition is still being circulated in kensington asking for the removal of Mir. Showalter.
 The petition is sponsored by Ken sington woman, so the story goes, who was former teacher in the New York schools and who. with several others, has not been in sympathy with the methods of the local superintend ent.
 15O Signatures.
 The document has been going the rounds for the past few days and lat est reports have it that over 150 peo- pie have affixed their signatures to it. The petition will be presented at the meeting of the school board next Tuesday evening when the election of the superintendent will take place. Many residents favored such q movement last year but the idea was dropped shortly before the school board met to consider the election of 8 superintendent.
 Will Ask For Town Meeting
 It is understood that if the project fails and MT. Showalter is retained by the school board for another year, steps will be taken by the dissatisfied parties to have a special town meet ing called, at which time the board will be instructed to remove the sup erintendent.
 Those who are circulating the peti- tion claim that MT, Showalter made many enemies when he sponsored the movement for new high school building in Berlin and went ahead with plans without consulting every member of the school board. The high school project was downed at a special town meeting.
 Schools Cost Too Much
 As in Now Britain, there has been criticism among the people that the schools are costing the town too much money and some have even stated that although Mr. Showalter makes good superintendent of schools his ideas are too extravagant for Berlin. MT. Showalter Is preparing a phamphlet stating the needs of Berlin and showing the increase in the school population in proportion to the total population with the past few years. The crowded conditions in the schools will be clearly shown in the leaflet and solutions will be recommended in the form of erecting new buildings in the districts.
 School Thrift Reports
 The children of the Berlin schools have deposited substantial sums in the bank, according to the thrift re-
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
Maple HN Mews

Mrs. l.. l.. Harding entertained four tables of bridge at her home on Rob- bins avenue Tuesday afternoon, Mrs, F. B. Rau received first prize, Mrs. w. D. Smith second, and Mrs. H. B, Olmstead, consolation.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

Mrs. William R. Pond and daughter. Elinor, are confined to their home on Hillside avenue by illness.
 Burritt A. Root returned from Bos- ton Sunday for a few weeks stay.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

Mrs. L. Kingsley of Robbins ave- nue has returned from a two weeks stay in Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

Vessels of galvanized iron are not suitable for containing food mate- rials, as many of these have solvent properties on the metal.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

ports for the term ending March 23, filed by the teachers with Superinten- dent of Schools B. R. Showalter. MT. Showalter is we'll satisfied with the results of the term.
 The report by rooms is:
 Hubbard School
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13
shift at batting practice.
Transferred to Washington.

Sergeant Major Nelson F.. Morgan who with his wife has been spending a 30 day leave of absence with his gan of A Maple street, has received notice that he has been transferred from Fortress Monroe, Va, to duty in the office of chief of the Coast Ar tillery and will be stationed at Wash ington, D. c. He will report at the national capitol headquarters at the expiration of his leave.
 Preparing to Plant.
 George D. Mastin of East Main street has completed arrangements for his spring planting in his gardens about his home. Mir. Mastin is one of the foremost growers of flowers in this section and always has an attrac- tive plot when the blossoms are in bloom. He does not plant for com mercial purpose, because he has nev- CT been known to sell any of his flow CTS. He states that he does the work because he loves it and is more satis- fled to give the blossoms away than to sell them.
 Plainville Briefs.
 Mrs. Mary Mcconnell of East Main street, is seriously ill at her home.
 John Renehan of East Main street is able to be out after a weeks ill., ness,
 Susan Hartshorn. daughter of Cor don Hartshorn of the post office fcrce underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils and adenois.
 Miss Maud Miller and Mrs. William Tyler are expected home today after spending the winter in the south.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

To lct--One room for or gen. tlemen. Cunningham & Winninger. Neri's Block, phone 120.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

This is Merton L. Corey, newly ap- pointed member of the Federal Farm Loan Board. He halls from Nebraska.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

Mrs. Laura Stoetzer of the South End has returned to her home after visiting relatives in Rhinecliff, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

MT. and Mrs. William Niven and MT. and Mrs. l. Gardner and family of New Haven were guests of Mir. and Mrs. David Niven of Golf street Sunday.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
GpneurS Stub.

Die 0ireftoren-@ eriommIun9 Oes
Concord Stubs mar bonleiten Der
geunlten uno 0ireftoren iebr gut be-
ludt. 8ier meitere Mitglieoer mur-
Ben aufgenommcn. Ole ye%ebengeieBe
uurOen bis auf mcitercs iuspenoiert
uno 0as iiblide GintrittsgelO bon
$40 bel ser Aufnobme BON neilen
Mitglieoern erloIlcn. Mtit Der An.
lduffung elmer An6abl ncuer Stiib-
le muroe Serr @ultap 9enoer bealif.
tragt. @s pllroe 6ei6loilen ons Au-
TO 10 bale ais MIR moglid 81 Der.
looien. 9(le, melde nod i'm 9elibe
BON @utobiidern iinO, meroen gebe-
ten, 0ieielben bis gum 10. MGr5 81
perrefnen. G8 fam nidt cher nit
ser @erlooiung begonnen meroen5
bis oae Bidder perrednct lino.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Vim 0icnstoq, Den 20. 6ebrunr,
pcritarb i'm 9lIter BON 76 Sobren in
ibrer &obnmg, 727 Quebec StraBe
y. 8y 8rau 6reoerido Sdneioer,
ole Satin oeS peritorbenen Gbriiti.
an Shneioer, Snbober Der friiberen
Shuei0er uno gebrens 81derei. Die
Geritorbene mar am 8. Wioi iS47
3u Auneu in &%eitfoIen seboren uno
fam i'm Sabre 1880 mad Imerifd
nit ibrem Malme An0 6 ainOern
bon oenen 5rau emma Ebomforot
Die aIteIte Sodter mar. lin oen 1oo
Der Serltorbenen trauern Z 9inoer,
Z @nfeI uno ? llrenfel.
Inter ben 1Iteren MitqIie0ern
Der bieiigen fotboIiihen ct. Warien.
firde belt DER Shnitter Soo i'm Der.
gongenen Monat rcidIide @rnte.
Die @emeilOe Derlor Ole ioIaenoen
WiitaIieoer: Soiepbinc aeiier, qeb.
nDeltidlonO, i'm AIter bon II Sab.
rem; 6rnl Sdrob Builder, aeb. i'm
Walbington, i'm Alter bon 70 Sob.
rem; 5rou Mtarp Roie 4eitb, aeb. IN
Der Sdpei5, I'M Nlter bon 81 Syoh.
rem; Raraarete 0f. Sofner. ae6. IN
GeiitldIano, i'm AIter non 10 Sab
rem, nno Wforp Gliiobctb Sell, aeb.
in0 eutidlonO. i'm AIter bon so Sab.
rem.
Vim 10. 5ebruor 3. s. perltorb
in ibrer @obnung. t46 3molfte Str.
?. g. 6rau Sophie 6. SteI5Ie. sic
mar in Den 9reiien oes oeutiden
@%oiienbouies mobI bcfanut. Die
S%eeroigung fauO nod Dem Rod
Greet Cemetery ltatt.
SIM Alter bon 20 Sobren Der.
ltorb in 6oreitpile. no, 5rou @iI.
belmine Haotfe. @attin oes Serrn
0ermou RaOtfe. 9IuBer oielem troil.
crn I'M ibrcn 200 / Sobn, 4 God.
ter uno 2 9riioer. @aItor Riharo
Sdmiot belt ole Erauerfeier int
@oiie Der Seritorbenen.
-Am 10. 5ebruor beoriib man
auf DEM Eroipctt Sin Jrirobofe
6rou @iIbelminc SerrIer. sic er.
reidte Elm Alter BON 50 Sabren. Sir
Die Iebten 10 Sabre ipobnte iie bel
ibrer Iodtr, 6rau Srman Soffman,
sos 3te StraBe 2. 6.
-6rm Soa Sole. geb. am If.
@tai 1919 in 9euti6Iano. oerItorb
am 1. 5ebruor 1923 un0 muroe I'M
@Ienmooo 6rieobofe b~egraben. SO
iiberIeben Oieiel5e ibre 2 Sobne un0
oeren 6nmilien.
SIM 9roipect Sill 6rieobof muir.
DC 6rou 6roncis S6umader. geb.
Studs, beeroigt. sic mar in 8ooen
i'm Sabre 1914 geboren.
-6rau Sophie 9lOt, geb. 9era.
mann, peritarb an 10. Sebrlor, in
ibrer 8Obnung, aentudp Abe. g. 6.
Sic mar in Abeoa, 8eItfoIen, ant
%. 8ebruar 1913 geboren. lin ID.
rem 600 trauern I Sobn uno 1 Sod.
ter. Die geeroiglne fano mad DEM
@roipect @ia 5rieobofe itatt.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
aunaert Ses sanaer6mnbes.

Mon moge lid ben 4. M6r5, nGd-
item Sonntog, I'M &olenoer belonOers
merfen. Nn oielem Gage beronltol.
tet, wie i6on porige @o9e geiagt
wuroe, III INF CT" oeutider WGnner-
geiangbereiu uSGngerbuno" Elm So
fal- uno SnitrumentoIfon8ert. 9as
0r6elter oes Serrn Gbriitiani miro
nit einigeu @limmern %erfreuen. Sc
Iangs- SoIiiteu, 9amen unO &erren,
nit Namen bon gutem; bepGbrten
aIange, mer0en ouftreten. Sor al
lem ober meroen sic S1ngerbiinoIer
ielb1t ibre gliten Stimnlen eri6ollen
laiien mo 3eigeu mas iie fonnen.
Die georudten 8rogramnte iinO be-
reits altsgei6idt moroen. Man iiber-
5ellgc ii6 aus ibm BON Der Site oes
ongcfiinoieten Son5ertes. &omnt
ale unO bringt biele 6reunOe NIT,
AM Sonntng, ocn 4. MGr5, gum
Saale Oes biciiggL Oellti6en Con
cor0s&llbs.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Mdnnfr6pr
siebt bier Elm SOnsert
@aibinstOncr SilfSpcrcin.

PIN. 8 Itermoutog, :. @priI.
miro ser 5iio0euthe M II
er6or bier in ser @lfs Soae elm
Son3ert geben. Die SGIfte ser Sin.
nabme miro Dem Silfsberein 81 @u.
tc fommen. 8ir MADDEN idon jeet
auf oieies &on5ert oufmerfiom uno
bitten Seoermonn un0 je0en Terein
lid Oieleu @lbeno frei 81 baIten. Ser
Siio0ertti6e Mdnnerbor bot bereits
III berihieoenen StGoten amerifas
nit groBem Grfolge 8on5erte gege.
ben.
llnierc critic, balbmonotlide Ser.
iammIung. finoet on 6reitag, Den 2.
5ebritar. in Der Sole oes Goncoro
&lubs ltatt. Se0er, Dem Ger oerbre.
deriihe ginfoa ser 6ron5oien nidyt
gang gIedgiiltiq lit, iolte an ser
&eriamnlung teilnebmen. Seoer
ein5elne ioate Oariiber nodoenfeu,
Oh er ooer tic ni1t irgeno etmus tlln
fam, Inn Der ysot a~b3ubelfen. 9e.
lonOers audi &lei0ungsitiide, S6u-
bc, Striimpfe, parmes llnter5eug.
@eiBmGihe miro OringenO ben0tiet
Ole ioIgenOen 9eitrGge limo bel
Der 6inan5iefretdrim 5rau @t. 8.
&oenig, eingelaufen:
6rou ". 6. @irnro $1,000
1Sobn Shutrumpf 500
6ruu Senriette Steffcnbog 200
6rau Dir 200
%llngeuonnt 100
AuBerOem iino nod fir aon8ert
tidet nobtr1gli6 $500 c%ingegan.
gen, ioOoB nit Den friiber einee.
nommcnen $t263.00 jest Die @e.
iamteinnobme fir oos &on3crt ON
16. Somar $13tS.O0. oopou &eiu-
einnabme: $1t94.50, betrdgt.
8altber 5. aonig,
5driFtfiibrer
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
allerlci icing'bndcnc audcn
SnlinS 9~iOienfelb,
StnnO 5-6, Nrcaoc Marfct.

Den. aus Den oelltiden Hbein.
lanoen nod @aibington aeididteu
40 amerifonil6en SoIooten Ihidte
Die 8rou oes g~rGliOenten Saroina
Mithuod einen groBen 9Iumen.
ltrauB. Den SoIoaten 5i @bren
mllrOe cin tleines Gmpfongsfelt BON
bicli9en Roten &reu5 unter Der Sci.
tung bon 6rou Charles 2pnh Der.
dnItnltet.
-Nfm 10. Soruar muB sic Gin.
fommenlteuer be5obIt iein. Sest
beiBt IS, refncn mo oie 6ormllorc
ausfiilen. 0as uStcueramt" befin
oct lid Yerniplponio gloe.. geo. 1922
SIM Yforrbouie Ser 9utb. Con
cor0io @emeinoe prroen Serr 81
mcr O. arams uno Sri. GIiinbetb
$. GIod gum 9unoe fiirs 2eben Der.
einigt.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
enndroG, genllOaf wirfIide SeIifa.
tciIcn, iinS 81 haben bel:
UibIers, 36-45 Giags Warft-
Serr Samtelmann itebt 25 Sabre an
Der Spite Ser Marine-6apellc.

s[g 8. @Gr8 iino es rs Sabre, Ieit
Dem Ser @iIbelm SantelmanL 9i
rigent ser bieiigen, befannten Ma-
r~inefapeae lit. 1898 muroe er 9iri-
gent, No6foIger Souio's. @orbcr
i9on geborte or fir 8polf Sabre ais
Mitglieo ser &apelle on uno nod
friiber ipieltc er ais unabbdngiger
Mulifer i'm bieiigen @elasco-S bcoter
(0omals 9afaDette Square Spern=
baltS) itn6 in aon3erten in 8bilooel-
pbia. Sobolo cr aopeameilter mitr-
DC, bermebrte er Die 3abl ser Dit
gIieoer bon 80 oltf 60, erb6bte oeren
@ebolt Inn 200 Gro3ent ulo mabte
aus ser 9Iasfapcle Gin ridtigeS Or
DIETER nit @iolinen uno anoeren
SoI3inItrumenten. Ser Sontelmann
bat Diele Gbrungen in ser Belt
ieiner 9iriqentcnidoft erbaItcn. TO-
gar Sen 9oftorgroO ser Duff
(t90S) BON Ser bieiieen George
Maibineton llninerlit6t. Morgen,
Samstag, miro linn gu @bren cine
fleine 6eitlidfeit peranitaItet peroen.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

itanoe 8u bringen ieBt a6er allies oa-
ran ieBe, Die 9lusfiibrung Ser 8eitinl-
munger oes 8ertrages 81 berbin-
bern Auf Soften Oes ubeiligen flei-
men SranfreibS" (iacreo little
6rance) oiirfe aber ni6t Dorgegan-
gen meroen. @naoe fir 0eutid-
lamb, aber 5unG1it @ere9tigfeit fir
Sranfrei6l = Marlbaa bergiBt,
Dab Sranfrei6 nidt Dflein", ionoern
reht groB ~geuorben lit, OaB es uns
feline S6ulOen ni6t be5ablt, ltatt oel-
len aber Miqionen bon Sronc an
&olen berIeibt, Dob es Mfrifaner in
ben &beinlanoen perpertet, oaB nift
6ranfrei6 iebt oes S9uses gegen
gefdbrli6e 9euti6e beoarf, ionoern
limgetebrt 9eutl6lano eeeen elm
friegerii6es, militariItil6es 6ranf-
reid. Hoh immer tr6llmt Maribna
bon elmer engliid-amerifaniihen
n@arantie" an Sranfrei6 gegen gu
fiinftige oeuti6e llebergriffe. Siebt
er nod ni6t elm oaB oas oeutide
Solf Doafommen obnmd6tig lit, jebt
un6 in Der naben 3ufunft? Iielen
2euten lit niat gu belfen.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Sir oas u@aibinston SoitrnoI.
Brief
aus Oeut1Alanb
9as grOhe @eItOrama i'm Rnbr-
gebiet 9entidlanSs.
WlfnIter /. W.. s. Geb. IL

0tiiniter /. 80, s. Sch. 1928.
8enn Der ~olIbefonnte Oeutide
0romatifer 6rieOrid BON ShilIer
beitte nod inter Sen 2ebeuoen neil
tie, 10 f0nnte er iein Drama .@ilb.
EEL" in nadter, erbormungsIoler
@irflidfeit I'M Hlibrgebiet, auf oeltt-
ihem 8oOen, ii6 abipieIen ieben. Die
&ollen linO in Oieiem gefpaItigen
8eltoroma 0ieieIben, mie oieS6pei-
ger Sage iie bat, nur Die 8erIonen
tragen anoere Nomen. Mrd mas
Sinterlilt, eide. @efdngnis, @roi.
Iamfeit ongebt, 10 ltebt ooS aitgen-
blidli6e Drama an Ser &ubr Dem
S6iGeriden Sell" nifts nad. Ser
SelO Der @egenieite beiBt nidt @eB-
Ter, ionOern 8oincore. Sb ibm elm
Eel eritebt? @ir Iteben crit
om Nnfange 0es groben Dramas,
Der A6i6luB lit nod niht ab5uieben.
0as 3iinglein an Ser i6merbelooe-
men Usage i6monft nod al5uiebr,
Inn feItlteGlen 81 fonnen, mo Elm lie
bergepi6t ii6 ergeben f0nnte. go
incare min elm 65 Miaionen Golf al
Sflopen MAIDEN miqenlpien @eIhop-
fen MAIDEN, Die nod 8elieben Dor
6ranfrei6s iiegreiden @aeen gu
ipannen iino. 9aber bat er sic ge-
pan8erte 5oult altf oas ltodenoe Ser8
9elttI6lon0S gelegt un0 cine 2ebenS-
o0er nad Der anOern 3erl6nitten, err
~barmungslos. Sbn fiimmerts nidt,
0aB taiiien0 un0 obertauieno bartge-
priifte 6amilien in oieler obnebin
trourigen yeodfriegs6eit brot,, Oh.
0a6los un0 beimatlos mer0en. Tim
einige feblen0e @aggpn &oblen uno
Sol5 miro cine bemaffnete Wtad1t nit
Wai6inengeipebren, Saubiber, Ban=
5eripagen uno Sanfs Iosgelal1en ouf
elm frieoliebenoes, arbeitsfreu0iges
Golf. No6 ME lit oas 0eutlde @e-
fiibl tiefer berlett noroen, ais Our1
Bpincore, nod ME lit es aber aud
iemals einem Meni9en gegIiidt, oos
oentide &Ulf in 10 fmrser 3eit eimig
SIT MAIDEN ais GOincare. Isle elm
Mann Itelen it@ oie 65 MiQionen
8eipobner Hoincare entgegen. 8om
Sergmonm bis gum 3el6enbeliter,
bonn @iienbabn-S 6ranfenmGrter bis
sum SerfebrsminiIter, bonn 2ono-
brieftrGger bis 5umHei1SpoItmei1ter,
Staot- un0 2anobepobner, Mann
uno SrGu, &ino uno @reis, baben
Den &iitli-S 6mur erneuert Gin Ell
mig Soft bon 8riioern 5u fem un0
&oincare ni9t 81 gebor6en. 9aber
Oos auOerii6tli6e @efiibI in 0eltti6-
lano, uno DEFENDERS i'm belebten
Gubrge6iet. Sranfrei6 mag @ef1ng-
niIie un0 3u6tbduier fiiGen Samili-
Ell nah 8elieben auspeiien, @eleile
lprengen, uns ausbungern molen II
uns l6Bfs falt. 9os ungliif trifft
ni6t einen gin5elnen es trifft 3lt-
glei6 ale; elmer Itebt lino leioet fir
dlle. 9arum lit oas 2eio au ertro-
gen, ia inter umItdnoen iiiB, ebren-
bon. Ntan muB 3euge bon Sen ge-
moltigen Sriumpfaiigen eeipeien iein
man muB Oas Surra-Nrfen uno
Sau65en gebort Haben, nenn Die Sp-
fer Der Tran8oiii6en @illfiir aus ben
@efdngniiien befreit uno mad Sauie
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Ct. Wearicn.0ird,e.

Cine Nopene 5u @bren ocs b.
6ron5 3aOeriuS miro bon ser bieii
gen, fotboliiden ct. Marien,9ird)s
noflte @ode beronitnItet meroen
Die Inoahten meroen iih altf oie
Gage bonn 4ten bis t2ten mars CT
ltrefen. Sonntog. Den 4. M1rs
miro I'M 7.30 llbr Ser bohmiiroiQs
0crr Gonmop iiber Dos Gbemo pr.
oigen: ~Die@ottIid)feit ser driit'i
den &eligion". Mittpod ben 7tcn
Wf1r5, miro bodp. Serr g. 5. Sen
M iiber uSorbereitung auf Den GIN
itano~ ipreden. Die Ireoigten MGR
ben IN engliifer Sprade geboItn
peroen.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

qeDelt 0ltrTIelt. llIlIer OlltlltelltrQfl
5en uno @liidniinihen foit erltift.
fonntcn Tie itb Dem gnOronq foitm
ermebren. Eoincnre miro niemols
Gin groBerer Sriumpb5lg bereitct
mer0en, Oas merOen lelbit Die iran
5oliiden 9eiabungStruppen unter
oercn glugcn iid oieie S5enen ab-
ipieIeu, 3ugeben miiiien. llnO Die
@ut i'm 6eIcttem &ubrgebiet? Seoer
0cutihe iiebt es ais Gbrenpfli6t an,
3t belfen, no er nur fam. Gie 2ano.
mirte i'm unbeiebten 9eutidlonO CT.
loilen 9ufrufe unO iammeln bon if.
rem lle6erflrB an &orit, @ie6, Mtild,
Inn es Dem beiesten @ebiete 8u5ufiib
rem; ibnen geienen iid 6u Oie 9auf.
lelltc. Die Angeltelten 8eamten, 9(r.
better. sic iommeln @eIOer, INN
oen brooen Arbeitern uno 9eamten,
Die Dem 5ran5monn Die 31bne sci.
gen Ben &iiden gu ltGrteu. So, ia,
Toincare, Dem S6pa6en lit iein
Stodel aud gegeben" ~ olto6 lebt
Elm Soft 3u I%trafen uno 5u rG6enl@
llaes fam elm 8olt %pertragen. mn
bari man nibt Die b~eiliqIten Sitter
ibm in Den Scot treten. og9ir fon-
men Iterben, ober 0eutidlono muB
lebenl"
60 bat oos gepaltige 0ronlu I'M
Hltbreebiet begonnen. Shred6afte
@eipeniter BON Seuerrng, @ungers-
not uno Seu6en, Die Dem grinlenOen
Go0e rci1e @rnte l~iefern, idleiden
bedagitieeno iiber oie S5enerie. Slni-
ic ainOergeiidJter, bOblGmgige MGn-
ner, iammernoe Miittcr, frierenoe
@reiic, bilOeu bic Stuffuse. 9o6
lieber itcrbcn ais nadseben, Oas lit
in ibrem @ciidtsoltsorude 0eutlih
81 lcien. IS lheint oft, ols menn
lelblt marl6em Itoblbebalpteten
6ron5oien, Der in 0ieIem unmiiroi
gen Shoulpiele ieine trallrige Holle
ipielen muB, Die S6amrote ms Sc
iidt Iteiat menn er IS lif IN Sen
Sr0nfenbGMIcrn beauem hidden iols
ans 0enen Die Sdiperfranfen Dor
ibm meiden muBten; es fontmt ibm
Der @fel, lpenn CT tdgli6 feline 8 81
ter Wil6 ~borgeiebt erb1lt, mGbreno
Die 0arben0en &inoer Tim i'm ni6t
einmaI einen bnlben 2iter Miil6 err
bulten. Man6em ideint oos Batter
ber5 @orlpiirfe 81 madem oas ou6
Dem bemaffneten Sron5oien inne
pobnt, ser 81 Souie &inoer bat.
l1no sic Aubenmelt? - 9ie 9(1l-
BenmGdte2 = No6 i6eint es TO-. als
mGre 0eutl6lano allen S1ifoner
pr%ei8gegeben. Nur bic uno oo flqd-
erts mol olf, I'M bolo in Ser Dun
felbeit mie0er unter5ugeben. l1no
bod lit eS erfreulid uno troiteno gu
gleid, bob aud alBerbalb Oeutid)-
LAMBS Sommlungen fir oos bartge.
priifte uno l6merbeorGngte Mubrge-
biet beronItoltet mer0en. @enn 0as
gluslanO abnte, mie mobltuen0 aud,
Die eeringlte Spenoe auf oos oelt.
ihe @emiit mirft, es miiroe iiderlid
bGufiger bon iih boren loiien.
90 ltebt nun oos oeutIde 8oIf =
in erlter 2inie oie &ubr- uno &bein.
bepobner - Dem Nnproa Sranf-
reids gegeniiber ARM, madt- unb
mebrloS. lln0 oo6 ltrabIt cine ge-
nifie Sobeit iiber ibm: es fam
fur6tlos iterbell unO untergdben -
fir Sreibeit. gbre un0 &edt.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
GoncurO 9amcn-S eftion.

Die Mitqlicoer ser Goncor0-0 o.
nlcnieftion iin0 gc6etcn, 81 Der an
9(bcno itottfinoeuoeu mo-
notli6eu &eriommliing redt 5abl.
reid uil0 piinftlih 8u eriheinen. ga
oos &onoert oeS SGngerbunocs INN
s llbr bcginnt. 10 fdnet sic Ser
lammlune Der 0omenieftion bereits
Inn Z llbr an.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

Der oeutide ltnteritiibungs-
buno. 0iItrift 9tr. 100, Oeranitaltct
am Oitcrmonta9, oen 3. apriI, in
Der Concord Soae einen groben
Gitertan5. Gintrittsforten gum @rei
ie bon so Gents iilo bel sen Mitglie.
bern 5u baben.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

9efetrGnse, Strenielfndem, &Gie-
fmden, &rflnp, niiu., mad bentider
9lrt, SamStags, Z llbr mOrsens an.
Snlims GoienfelO,
StanS Sc, IrcnOe Mnrfet.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-01
HIGH GRADE ORE
IN GREAT BEND
VALUES INCREASING AS DRIFT
ADVANCES; COMPANY TO
SHIP CARLOAD OF
ORE VERY SOON

A carload of ore that will average
over 500 a ton, so it is claimed,
will be shipped from the Goldfeld
Great Zend property as soon as
the roads are in condition for haul
ing. An ore body that has been
drifted on for 20 feet shows two
feet carrying values from $50 to
$500 a ton. A small streak carries
values running around $40 a pound.
The new find was made about 700
feet west of the shaft in virgin
territory. The company is now pre-
pairing to explore the western por-
ton of the claims more fully. Ii
was the recomm endation of ] X.
Turner, consulting engineer, some
year or SO ago, that this portion of
the property should be more fully
explored. The company has never
been in a position to do this. The
feature of the new find is that
values are increasing as the drift
advances. The Bend has produced
ore running into the thousands
ton.-Tonopah Bonanza.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-03-01
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS NOTES
GLADYS TREGAsKIs. Editor in chief)

alto Lauciricca, Girwin Bulls, Jose
phine Tilden, Blanche Cosby, Orvis
Rel.
Eight grade-Vada Boyd, Vera
Boyd, Lois Callahan, Willie Henley,
Hazel Pedrolie, Bernice Rossier, LIE
land Smith, Geraldine Blattner.
Gladys Tregaskis, Harlan Patten,
Carol Bulls.
Indian school-Dorothy Williams,
Woodrow Williams, Jim Williams.
The pupils of the Fifth grade
have a total in their savings ac-
counts of $361.OO.
Learn economy and you start on
the road to success. All fortunes
have their foundations laid in
thrift"
Thrift begins with little saw
ings."
Money placed at interest works
day and night, in wet weather
and dry weather."
The Fifth grade girls were vic
torious in both the arithmetic match
and the spelling match held last
Friday afternoon. The words for
the spelling match were selected
from the history lessons.
Jimmie Maxwell of Lodi, Cali
fornia, entered the Second grade
last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Fair and her sister from
California visited the kindergarten
on Tuesday morning.
Beverly Cooper, who has been il
for some time, has returned to the
Kindergarten.
The First grade celebrated Wash
ington's birthday by having an army
encampment on the sand table. They
had soldiers, tents, flags, a cannon
tank, etc.
Four parents visited the First
grade last week.
Edna Wilkinson of Gold Circle
entered the Third grade on Monday
of this week.
Blanche Cosby, Josephine Tilden.
Dorothey Fisher, and Girwin Bulls
are to be commended for their ex.
cellent scholarship. Their average
grades are about 95 per cent.
The Sixth grade girls welcome
The warm weather as it gives them
chance to play games, especial.
indoor baseball.
Alice Holmes deserves commenda
ton for her especially fine work in
composition.