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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
Stnatsjefretar qdniina.

@ai1ington q. SUM. - GrdIi.
bent @ilion bot geitern bic GrHen.
nltHg 9tobert 2aniings 8um 6taats.
iefretdr befannt acgeben. 9is9er
mar Serr Saniing .ieit oent ghidtritt
oes Serrn 8m. s. 9rBan 5taat8.
iefret1r ooo interim. Sic Grnen.
nlung 0es 3erru 2aniing lit cine 10.
genannte 6erienernennllng. Die crit
bon Dem gunoesienat nod Der Gr.
bffmtng oes aongreiies I'm Ge3embes
beitdtiet merocu ntuB. 4rafioent
@ilion batte bis gum 5. SuIi 8eit
gebabt, einen pernanenten Staat8.
ietretdr slt ernennen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
Cfuslanbcr brrdlcn iGr C6rcnnort.
aapern Sas Sdliff, anf lueldem Or.
1ernbnrg freies @eleit bers
iprDden mar.

2on0on, "a sSniti. Ser nortne,
glide 9anpfer g1ergenfjoro, altf tpeI.
hen Or. 8ernbdrb Gernburd Der
in Den Der. Staaten 4ropogonoo fir
Die oeutihe Code geutadjt b1tte, 9ai.
ioge nabm. murnc bon einent eugli.
ihen areu3er qefapert un0 nod Dem
5nfen BON airfIpna beforoert. Die
Aegierung bat nod nidt dngeqeben,
nesbalb fte ben norDegiiden 1alnp.
fer faperu IieB,
Or. 1ernburg ie9elte uebit 3ruu
an IL. SUM bon g2elu gorf ab,
nahoem linn bon Ben gllliirteu frei
8eleit periprohen iporoeu mar, Die
Heaierilne ober ideint jebt
ibr @ort gebrohen 3n Aaben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24

Nanlm maHttm wan5fll par
tair W6f3 m Naie beg Elats
mstad5 nHbH hls lttteN Hti1liie
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mf'8d ladt.ffnt @irst aAfa.
bfadm mb Agr 6iH6 meiaef
lHmtfc &rluite ah 3anifn HnA
tefmuOhetM stldieH haite ium
Nildlld gewinIgn Alm ptf.
ldlgie tbn bilih uBa uatatltilsb
User gem6gri biHans.
Inter 6tM Subei oer ArualtefiMa
biplt @tnsfal bon 9aeam.gfmaai
lm 4 ll9r Gadiltittai mit Oeu liea.
rcidicu Iuppeu ieinea eiuaaa tn
oic staOt
SIN Rof0cu, tci Edpn glu5fn,
iehrn ii6 bic gcidiaaenm Nliiieu
immer msttcr yurlid lmo nniHen
tal0 aui ruiiiidlem Gebiet iteheu.
9ludl n1r0Ih BON aielte III 9uiiiidl-
Polen pcruoa Der SeiuO iniulae
oes 3alie5 bon getnterg iih nidlt
ldnlrr 3u balten; er mliB meiden.
glm GHieitcr iit Die SadlNge nod
mperdn0ert; oa aber Huicr6 oorti.
aen 9uippeu 8a6Ireidie Gerit1rflin-
arn erhalten baben, oiirite Der 5einO
aud bort 6alo gum gliifgug gr5ipm'
gen mer6cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
eStnliener IN DER 9efeniipe.

Ruir, "a. SUM, aGer @aris. -
lie bonn Sriegsamt erlaiieue Grfla.
rnag belagt: pGnhang Der gau5en
5runt fanO Elm befti0er gIrtiacrie.
fampf NIT mittleren nnD I9lueren
@eidiibeu itatt. 8eitcrn gsadDt uer.
indlten Die Geiterei6cr 6eiou6ers
nniere Stellnngen bei NlpntepiSnO,
Sal 8ranOe, BAL 9sieeOlu, Grama.
berie (sluiidlen 9i53oeulltns uno 3ei.
lenfOfel gelesenj unO bel Greita-
ucrOe, iueld lebteres geitern bon
mIcren Srirpyen beiebt pOrbem
mar, an5ngreifen. Qlndl mad)tc Der
6einb orei per3peifelte glugrtffc anf
uniere Stclnug bel 6reifOfel, bodD
gelang es lns Oanf Der uur3ilglidJeu
glrtillerie nnO oes @ebrandles DOu
!SanOgranaten, aae glueriffe nb5n-
lpciIen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
9entidlrr eninn eridlnlien.

20n0on n. SUM. 4. Hobert
Mueller, Der om 4. sSltui oer 5pio-
mage i'm Sntereiie 2ctltidlonos idut.
Dig befun0en lpuroe, nur0c beute
gtorgen in oeIn biitoriideH Iomer
erihoiien
Gin onoercr anaebliAer nelitider
5pinu, 9lobert gioientbnI, Der an
gebltdl Der 9oli8ei geit1noen baben
ioIl, oaB CT bon Der oeutiden 30.
miraIitdt 8u 5pionageJpeden nad
Cnalano geian0t ipurop, miro Dor Gin
ariegsgeridt geitellt Iueroer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
iSran;Oirn IN Orn
SOgeiell BtidjIaBtHl
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Ne mo n0n meldRm OTIS m1n Bic
gauge llmleaeno tcarrridt ,su
tteien @ffedt ndhmgn Bjr 1893
6rinor ggianaeu uu0 grtbrrtsu bret
NinidlinaH1eiurtre. eiucn 9tincumefs
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material }Iae Gerindc 6es Jeiu.
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@orgcs eiuen oeutihen Sdiibeu.
araben erobert ba6en brrAbt aui
llnDabrbeit"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
Z Ocntide gandl6pote i'm NlitteLmeer.

SutiO, "a, SUM. - amtlidle Be
ridte ans 4lOm beiaacn, bah es Z
OeutIdJen lt.guOten acInngen lit, Die
Meerenae hci Gibraltar sn Onrdls
fabren unO baOurdl in oas Yiittcl.
ldnOiidlc llter eiu5ubringen. 3ie
japauiiden 9aupfidIiffabrts.@e
iadIten ba6eu fidl OeslJalb OeraulaRt
eeieben, aac lire Oas MittellanOi-
Idle Meer herii6renbeu 9ampfcr nur
OieIer Gjefahr III uarnen nnS audi
fir bic 3piidlen Miarlcille anO Bort
Saio berfefreuSeu iapaniidDen 9nms
pier beiunnerc SricgsDeriiderang
auf5nncBncn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
GriIlfrina 1Sritbridl orehrt.

g2ien iIber 2onbou, "a s5itni. -
aaiier Wil1elm BAT oem gr3Der3og
driroriA poI Ceiterreid Den Stang
zines deIomarihaas 1T Ser prelti}i.
iden glrinee nerIiehen lit 2incrten@
nung iainar Ttenlte iii Dem Gelb.
8ua. pel6sr i'll ocr Njieocreinua6nlc
BON SclHbera aipfelte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
g2entraler 9nmpfer anaefaILen!

Seem Dorf, "a. sum. - Der Sol-
I1roii6 glmerif1niiGJc 0ampfar
a9tooro1m", pelder beltte init 2S4
4aiiagiaren DON Hotter0am eitltrdf,
NOR ourd britiide at!egsidtffe o1at
Gage lang 81 Deal feilgebalteu MGR.
ben. 0ie 9aiiastere iagerb es lei
IN oieien Sale 9tiaHoro pom Sfiif
ipeggenoumen rno Gle GoItiddjen
uno 6ns Sarge ieier 1tidt geitort
iporben. (s5eoenfaas feline @ooren
nlis 3eltti9lano an 9oro.) G.e
fiigen biu8n ooB feline Grfldritrg
fitr bic Jeit9alrng gt8eben Doresa
lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
qaniinn lriitft gLmtsrih.

gSaI9inatOn, a. sSnHi. Die
Understanding benadIridtistc allc
fremben gleeierungen lente amt[id)
pDn Der Grnennilng ,Robert Can.
iima's snm StaatSiefretGr. Gaming
lcgtc Bcnte ben DOrecidlricbcncn
AmtseiO ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
Gie6en 1iidl0nmpfer uerienft.

2oubDn, "A. SUM. Sin ein5i-
ges OentIdes Sandl6nOt iauOte z
tritiide 6ifderOampfer, ais o0rif-
ters" 6efannt an Der Suite bon
SdOttlanO in bic pciuigen Slid.
griinbe". 9ie Mebr5abl Der Wiits
gIieOer Der griatungen lunroeu ge-
rettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
SSOtlid,er llufoll.

Chicago, "a. Stunt. 9ei einent
3uinmmenitoB eines gliltos, in mel.
d)em lid bier 9Serionen bcianoen.
nlit Dem Q1gen eines Snniierers
ipuroen 3pci Sniaiien oes sliltos ge.
tootet ullo 8lUei all0crc idncr pcr-
Leu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24

GSinc 9tlcgation Scr 6ma6a Sans
acrfeit 8eicltldaft eribien beutc
Wtorgen bpr benz Sta6tratb nuO err
TadDte oaria, Saf bic Stabt fit bas
s5eit bI6idD 6ctOrirt uerOen IOac.
Sin Oerartigcr gIatrag mnr6e aa-
genDmmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24

seug 5erIt0renoes 6eler beruriod-
ten. Gin feinolides 2uftidiff flog
iiber uniere aiiatiideif gatterten uno
mari Bomber ipel9a aber feineit
Saaberl otridteten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
9ie allBemelne
ariegslage!

Mlit Der Gumahme gember8s 8 Bic
y ben bic 0pttit oiierrcidlitb ingdri
\ ihcu GrAppen, peldle nie ritid1en
4 Gtreittraite i50 9lciIen meit aus
4 ben aarpdtbeu glriidaetriebeu babei.
A0en beabiiftiaten jiDed. namli1
12emberg. oie Sauptita0t @ali3ieR9.
4 fsurildsllerobern erreidlt gluen aF.
Z id1ein nad) meroen eie 8erblnocta
nilnntrbr ihr gugenmert ooranI rid
] ten bic gluiien nl5 gan5 @alt3ien
4 iii nertreiben an0 ben Stompf oonn
knuf ruiiiidlem @ebiei fort5uieBen
l.om ruiiiidlea GenaraIita6 aber 1T
4 nod feife 2tn0aatufg gefallen, no
0le 9iuijea ibren uahlten (StaH0
nebufen meroen.
9lah eiiem bibigen Sample orar19
2Die sluette oiterreitiid.ungariidle grs
Ilsuee uiier Dem geiebl oes Generals
g0bnt.g .grlnoli Iebten Qienitag IL
I2enberg Elm. llnoffi5iellen 9erih.
4 ten qenaB hdtten Die 9tuiien ge.
1 rilaelt0 3eit, ibre @ei6iiee mio ioHs
4 Itiaes srirgsutaterial aus Den 9e.
feitiqlingslperfeh 3u entfernen; uno
bic Wt0qlidteit tit nidlt au8geidloi.
fen, oaB ein GROCER 1Deil Der ruff
Iden armee fid auf Dem Rild3pJ
befan0, ais bic GeIterreihs sllngarn
bic Gfnot eritiirmten.
! 9luflanO eibt 9lieberlage sn.
Gas riiiiite arieqsamt gibt 8ub
BAH qenberg BON ben 9iuiien &c.
rtilnt luorocn lit; Git ruiIiidae Ar-
nee siebt iid ouf neue 5teIlungen
5ltrild. Gffi5iele 8iener geridJte
iagen 0nB lid bic 9tuiicn aid pei
3o[fieio nn0 9lQmarasta aif Dem
giiidSuge befiaoen; fie Gaben it6 audi
gesiDlngan Geie1en, ron Sielee ben
Mitdmarih na1 often ansltret
Es beift, oaB Der bclltide Scatter
sIuqen8euge Der Ginno1ule 2ember9s
getpcien lei. Scr Gar ioa iih nud
Dcr s5rpnt begebet 6cbeu, I'M oen
aeIdldgenen Iruppen oltrh ieine a1.
lpcienbeit iieuen gilttb einalilOBe.l.
9ir stdnlpfc anf 0ollipoli.
gluf ber WaQipoli.6oIbinieI molleH
bic glaiirten nod frnr8dliiden 8e
riAten @riDIge er5ielt un0 cine ipihs
iige Boiition erltiirlut baben. (Der
binfenoe go.a miro ihou nod nod.
fonlnen uno 8pas In 5orm oes Of.
fi3ieaen tiirftiden 9efidts, Der oanr
Ipicoer 0aB gauge 2ilgengemebe oea
g[aiirten 5erreiit)
gIn Der iueitlidJen tyront.
Die fyrar3plen gteifeu bic ocut.
ithen 5telll,n9en auf Der gona1r.
fSfont an lnln bealiipruden fleiae
gtiplge III 5ran5oiiih 2otbrinGen|
ITO norolilD bon Goude3. Dic|
Geutiden erfl1reiJ Serren oer 5ts
t;lation Bit Ieih mo oae Gurhs
brubsberil,de bet t5rail3oien btt.
estclt ill babett 8eieutline @rf1lqe|
J Biparben bon ibneR iiioli9 non Son.
dje5 TRIO In 0en goaeien beaniprlldt
1as italietiidje aarpsqnqriier &c.
sbapptef, GiterreiblitDe 5tcIlnugcn n
seiner g3reite bon 800 WleiIen bciebtI
NSn AnbeH. Die 2eIterreidcr Be-
idjsdnfea iin All Ole WeidlebungI
Dnn aiiitraiti0ien aA. gloriatiidenI
Mrer l.lia Geitbaltau icncr 5tellan
aca lpcIdje III II anTuAg 0cs Nrlc-
- iuAe gGtselL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24

Ole Observation-Disclosures er.
bD6tc beute Wiprgen bic Stenerab4
fdlGtnng Der brei biciieen graiterei.
Gu I'M bic SOtaliumme uOn $685. 600
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-24
5 nmerifaniidr SoIOalen ertrhnfen

y WENIEIEHFITUTt ~~WIDHtkN VEINNFItW8
sSiinetiun Gitp aaui., "a. SUM.
5iiui 8nuOesiolsaten Gin
@cifer uuS uier 9eger crtranfcn
geiteru beim MaOern uuf Dem Godjs
gebcnocn 9icpn6lican Jliber,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
RUSSIANS CLAIM THEIR LINES
HOLD AIuNG UNIISrEt,

pCtrugrad, June 30, ~ noon, VA
London G.l5 D.. M The Russians
are continuing successfully tu holu
their lines along the pnieslcr Aftcr
a six-day battle the Ausro- Germans
have been defeated at ko1aru and
Eudzuuy, northwest OF kalicA A.
Murtinoyu tMhrtynonsun>l ,im.-
lar attempt to gain q t0nthuid uu the
Russian side Of The river failed. the
grand duke Nicholas troops captur-
Ing forty officers and Z, 900 men.
At kosmicriinc the Austrlaus were
rcpulscd on June % aud 20, after
having previously been defeated at
SnovidoW, and were driven across
the Dniester ughtWg q rear suard
battle ana losing heavily.
These reverses have caused q GER
man concentration near kosmiorjin,
and new battle are imminent
\ German force attempting 20 co.
operate iu this region is desrcnding
tho Lcmhcrg. Brsrzauy 'uilrodd, but
b. being Hubbornly opI ,scd,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
my Evcning Herab Leased wiroI


Berlin, June % (ria Londonl The
managing committee OF the social
democratic party IN Germany has
caused TO be- published In the Vor-
wacrts fun PAGE appeal for peace.
The interesting document declares
the people want peace, and the gov
ernment is called upon, In the name
OF humanity. to make known It's
readiness 10 enter negotiations.
The appeal is published under the
heading, social Democracy ana
Peace" II begins with reference 90
the fact tnat the socialists forcsaw
the wgv They worked Vainly for an
international understanding, hut when
war did come they placed themselves
at the disposal of the fathcrland. u
then refers 90 the declaration of tho
party lH the richstag August Z. lelf'
which said.
we demand. as soon as safety has
been secured and our opponents are
inclined To- peace. that the war be
brought 60 an end ana through a
peace which viii make possible
friendships with noishboring ma
tons"
The appeal closes with these
words;
The managing committee Nor
1andl of the social democratic party
sly,avs has been opposed to q policy
Of conquest We nov raise anc" 'ut
Shnrpest protest against every effort
and every proclamation the purpnHe
of which is the annexation ol i"IeiS'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
Today;S War
Summary

The left hauk uf the river
Dnicstcr lm- been entirely cleared
of the Tcutonir troops. vino
forced their way a"rus~ nt two
points early this week, acourd-
ing to latest Russian official
statements, iut tile Am.tro-Gcr-
man forces ATE making desperate
efforts tO eject passage else
where.
bridging operations were begun
by the Germans AMI NliStrian-
south of Buka~lpwlCc un the very
night ihc remnants ~ the de-
ca, hm,ni which had previously
crossed Ia the kouiny district
aud near Narttnoii~tanH were
being driven bach Ia the formcr
aud captured Ia the latter region.
thu Russian~ report. The hattie
l. stiIl raging ut the new con-
tact point.
Nearly everywhere cl-c nlong
the eastern front the drive of the
TcutOnlc allic- has been az least
temporarily checked. according Ia
tic Russians. Their report mrn-
tionS -pc 'ifi,ailN breaking up
of the German offensive west of
the river NlcmciI la the Orlyc
and Omulcw Vnllcy- aud nn the
Ni-lula south uf Pilioa. \ latcr
arcrction to the ior'c of the
German drive in the Urlyc re-
glnn l. indiCati,d. however. the
Russians repairing That ticS were
Iurt cd tp glNc way before nnnihi-
lating artillery fire. NJ import
ant CHANGE II reported cast of
l,cmbcrg.
Military ob-crNti~ venture no
more than VAGUE speculation as
Ia whether another Icutonic
drive M Warsaw az renewed ar-
tl,ity ON u huge -'alc nv the
Gprman~ in Flanders l. inpcnd-
ing. Progress II being made
along the RnnIu. according 10 the
Italian statement.
Thr Ircnch rcpurt Cnniparn-
tive inactiSity along the western
fiont. Thrir prngrc~s, they say
lar hcpn checked In places ny TIE
c1ndstion at tile ground, due to
recent -tOrn-,
IN interesting aCtount hh>
b, cn publish'd IN tie Norrwaeris
oi Bcrlin la the shape oi a iull-
page appeal for peace from tie
socialist democratic party in
Germany. The people want peace,
the appeal dorlarns. Opposition
Oi the party tO teriitorihl con-
quest j. clearly stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

territory and the oppression OF other
nations--cfforta aud proclamations
which have become pubic In Ger
many, particularly through the de-
mands OF great economic associations
as well as through the speeches OF
leading non-socialist politicians.
Even the recital OF sueh efforts
serves further 20 postpone that peace
which is warmly desired by the whole
nation. The people want peace.
III this war. which daily demands
new sacrifices. II not TO draw Itself
out neodiessIy. To- endure until the
frn exhaustion Of All the nations IN
Il. one ur the participating powers
must offer the hand Of peace. Ger
many who. attacked boy greatly SUI
perlor forces has thus fat victorious
lv defended herself agninst all heF
enemies. brought the starvation plan
To naaght and demonstrated thar she
h. unconduerahlo. should take the iirsl
step To bring about peace.
In the name OF humanity an"
r,lturc. and supported by the favor
eple military situation brought ah"At
i,v the bravery Of our comrades IN
arms we demand of the Rovernmcnt
that il make known its readiness 4"
enter peace negotiations In order L"
nut an end 90 this bloody conflict
"wo expect our socialist comre'lcs
In other bclligorent lands to eHe''
their influences on their own so'''"-
ments in this same SENSE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
RAILROADS TRY TO
FARM FARMERS,
SAYS THORNE
Declares Issue in Western
Rate Increase Case Is Great
Contest Between Farmers
and Railways.

Washington. June 2e.--roday's arr
gumCnts before the interstate com
mcrce commission on the western
freight rate increases turned on the
financial condition of the roads. CHI
ford Thorne. representing the Iowa
state railroad commission. other state
bodies aud organizations opposed to
the increases. r.. y. Scott of the Bur
lington road and G.. G. Wright OF the
Northwestern line took up the morn
Ing session.
Mr. Thornc based his argument on
briefs previously presented. He ar
guod that western freight rates al
ready were twenty per cent higher
than eastern. He gave statistics TO
show that several Of the principal
roads were I ying We'll above six per
cent.
Mr.. scott argued that while, since
1910, the railroads had added prop
crty worth more than S57A,OO0,00O 10
their Investments, their revenues IN
1914 were S5,650,OO0 less than In
1910.
Counsel for the railroads say thd
public is demanding netterments and
improvements. ana that the public
must pay Tor them Mr.. Thorne said.
I'VE take square issue on that prop
osition. We Will not pay for the inn
pruvcmonts to these railroad prop
critics unless we own them.
"rhc railroads are seeking to cont
pei the public 90 pay rates high
enough to yield "a reasonable return
ON their property and also give them
a surplus with which 10 improve their
properties and then pay H return on
improvements built out OF that sur
| plus n that principle be sound the
more prosperous the carrier b., tht
| higher the rates viii have 20 be.
] This is "a great contest between the
1 railroads industry and the ngricul'
| tural Interests OF the west. the rail'
roads are trging 10 farm the farmers
"This record proves ihcontestaplA
that these western railroads are ahl'
To maintain their properties as theS
should be maintained. Further We
find that an the railroads Ia the west
eru district as whole are aolo Il
,nnintnin their properties az such 4
blph standard that maintenance al
4 lnwances during the past ave year
have averaged S5O.0o0.0oO yea
more than ever before.
with these facts uncontradicted i
this record the western farmer vii
not relish a further tax burden force'
upon him in the name OF gOvernmen
regulation"