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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28
D9@tldes @6eater4 ct 9SiGe.
Don Dr. mag Osborn, Observation-Disclosures

perm unb @stpSli, bic i.Ibf Elm b0rOdsr
Buu an Isiner aubsnIeiie ni9t srtrngen
tonnte, pdBt gum Gtit bes @ebdubss &C.
nuu 70 gut fuit bic GuuIf dufs gtiee. IS
1T cine bcble, aus benz miBbsritdnbtnen
RObintum. bas bic ntiisre frun3Ofl9t
pluifit iiberbaupt at ruiniersn orobt, gts
borene pbraie. SIM sin5eInen bemertt
man ourut SanS cute arbeit; uls @un5,s
III % unfnSslid.
au4 i'm Jnnern rt9isrt bic aonbsns
tion. Das esiamte @rienaI bon aouis
XVII rnumeutsn, bos in 2tbrbu9trn
gu finom III, ipurb aufseboten. &cin
S4nDrteI4en urb tein GGll9sn, feline
@dit unb ttin Rran5, bic ui6t prompt
5ur Sttas tu1rsn. Gs lit Der iibIf6s aram.
rad ber prdItiI9en Geitt III bic Ginrifs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

tbSltW ul ptbtlNi ON4teA
: eriubli1 ningslpertet norben. 9itlti9i
tpsniger bic Der sroben, nniprnaspolsren
STUNT ais bic Der Duff dIs l1nterhaItung
Griber bate bic ssisafhdftfifsuntsrhdts
tenbe RoIe Der Mufit tsinen aasn erobsn
itnrfang. @eipib - iiberaa, no irssn6
sttUds LOS mar" CAB &c aud MuIit. Sn
ben gabdrets, in ben Gtifdlen, in ben Rss
i%taurants, lbsral eirrttn bic @sissn,
Ipro6sn bic Rldbisrs, fdngen bic 8IOtsn.
aIein, bic Mufit tudr bod mebr O6sr ipea
! niger ftets nur cine fsIbfperftdHbIids Be-
! slsitsrf6einupe, uHb nur i'm 2on5ertidul
Obsr i'm Spsrntbsuter trat fe dIs SeItTts
spef duf.
! 3rhSaufe2 - Matarli6, sg CAB INNER
muitfuIiIde Msnihsn, bic barnuf bitIten.
baB in ibrsn bier Bdnben bes STtsrtn CUTE
muIit eemadt nuros. Mlein, bas tpdrsn,
ME eben betont, 2snte nit edns ausses
Iprodensm MuIilempfiRben, tDdbrsnb bic
srobe 3dbI Der anbersu IuobI CUTE Wliit
lieble unb banu unb mann germ bortt,
B1n tiiittr i1 III fTl TfitBtt BIT 81 Buff Fl af6tf
ttht melt eHtfernt mar.
gsseibt inhsieH subIIofs RtnI6sR, Die.
pbne eerabe smuiiialiEd4 sa fem, bic Wlus
III bon in bohm maize Iiebtn, unb sIiids
Fin lusD, mem it ab anh an in ihrcm
lisiusn aetin iAOnseTiisit a0u. %duftlins
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Sung gemObnt -
alt getan!

Mit Redt pflest man au Yaesn: @es
uobnbsit nirh sur S~tusiteH Ratur! Saa
ioaie isber bel aiR6erersisbuug bsbenlen.
@tben CUTE 5ormsn, tueur re Rinbtrn
bon tfein auf ,inseimpft psrb.n, bod
fAfiehfih 70 In slsifh nnh Wfiit iihsr
bag ie ebeu = feline Tprmsn mebr Iiub,
nm Der 8etrsfitnbe iih gar nidt anbers
btnebmen lam, dls iuitpon unb b0flid
Itimn Miimtniden gtstnibtr. ebtnIo
aud fhltGte @smohuttiitn, bic
nidt 5ur Set httdmpft rsrbsH. nit BEN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

Sranerlob.
auF reiren grauen nur rubt bds Slid
auF Grben, Drum mag lift Bob itets
bp4 geprieIer1 iperben. @ds @ott Il
ffuf in bieTem 2eben, - lle6ersoloer
refine Grauen nod.
O~teirlular bon 8Deier.
aus Der Srdutn aoIenmunbt =
&ommt, mas tief i'm 9~sr5ensgrunOs =
SeOen Mann ~srfreuen mag.
gines reines tpi6es dngeIi9te, 9ns
tcupet, regnet fiie3e fluff Sn mdrnss ber3e,
in names brut; = ga tDibes name, Der
puni4 lit Dir geri4te.
@ortburaiprnd marsaretpeu9aus.
Die Jratpen feinb nit Der 9isb
prdht - limb NIT Der GhDnbeit b09Iten
madt - 60 unpermepbenli9 ge3isrst, -
DAB ibr bolbIeeIige geitalt aasiu
rtsierenb, obn gepatt = lteber bic BERGEN
triumfieret.
eeora sinOOlf gedSsrIiH.
Mas pGre Mdnnss 2ebsn inert, ~
1enn es ni4t 6rduen gdbe2
Robert gurns: aieber uub gnIuoer,
Die id6nfte arbeit IieB gtatur = I'm
oieien 9oloen f9duen; - Der Maann mar
cine prpbe muir, - S1r Meiiteritiid bic
6rGuen.
Sugtrben brau8et Der M1nnn, er ftur3t
Ii9 ipnaenb ing 2eben, - Sritt nit benz
fGrteren Slid in ben bebsntlifen 3dmpf.
Cine Sugsnb geniigst benz @sib: fe tit
.bd, ife srT9einet; - 2isbli9 benz SsrSeu,
BEN aug' ltebii6 erIaeine Tie itetsl
nnb pinF bu pas @eheimnis piTcu, -
9ds INNER grin unb un5errihsn - Den
bodseitlinen ardra betpahrt9 - So III
bss Sersens refine Site, = Der anmut
unpsripeltte 9Iits, = 0ie nit Der boIoen
Gadrt Iid puart, = Die, slei9 benz
beitern Spnnenbilbe, - Sn ale 6er3en
@onne lu1t, - gs 1T Der fdnfte Bid
Der Milbe - limb Durbe, bic ii6 IeIbt
bspu9t.
collier: an 0euOiIeue eIeDOist
Sers mn @eFiibl.
ltnItr odrsts 2eben mub bordltT gtriGz
tet Tein, ous @emiit BIN inllet bsrdas gu
biloen, All eripeitern, i'm bic Sbte unIercs
DaIeins In Der YerfOnlt4teitt ipirtlit
Iebenbig harsuiteIsn. Sn Der @ihbeit bss
@.miites ebenIopnbl bic peiblide SG1us
belt als peibIide Strait. NiGt bic bes
Momentes meme i'd, fonbern bic aasz
bauer unb gta9bdltigteit, psI6e beg Manz
nes bo1fts 4nFrensuna nidt gu erretden
permag, neil er feline atdfte mebr Serz
Iplitttrt, tpdhrenb has Metb ieben Qagsns
Bid ais unteiIbares @an5ss 1id btngibt.
Seuttette Seuerbad: 7as &aaebu6 elmer
aliet 6rnn.
cSbr Reid - unb IS eibt ldH ibSRes
res = 1T bas bts Gefiibls; ibr Sell -
lub ss sibt tsiHsn bor5isltdsrsn - if
Der bes Ssr8sas; itr GiufluB - uRb es
aibt teineH gr0Bsrsn - 1T Der, pslber
Surd bic 2iebs uusqeiibt miro.
Bouts gIant.
Sci benz M1annt Iieat bic Strait i'm Gts
birn, bei Der Trdu i'm 6crsru. unb ipttn
aut btr anpf btrriAen mag, 70 1T cs
pph pas 0erS. bds ben GirFhib ousibt.
sHAtsi Iss Gecrailts
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it Stabtodter bon ellie batt.n in
~ ben lsbten Sabrsn Dor BEN
~ ariees sroBe Dinge in ansriff
esnommen. Ga, Do bic bom 6auptbabns
bof our Staot fibreube, iebt fait bDllig
iieb.rgelegte Rpe Gaibbsrbs dut ben berrs
Iiden fIdmiI9sn R%euaiiIanetbda Der alien
9orIe riff, IouEs Elm glaB Don
mentdler 9altung tntItsben. 3psi 9ors
merle Dor alsm foIten inn bds @tprGqt
sebsn: cine nsus 8orie unb Elm neuss
Sbeotsr. Wie has ssI9ab, 1T Elm 8stpsis
bnfiir, bdB man ii9 in 5rantrti9 rs9t
ipcnis NIT ben @runbseIsbsn Der mobers
men G%tabtebuutuut belddftigt bat. Di.
beloen Reubduttu, bon benen bic 9DrI.
euu5, bus 3beater abtr nrr i'm aeuBern
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

Ods etDlg 0betDllDe peEUldg mrerqdID
ber @efi6lsIpbdre basieI6e ME bos eipiq
Mdnnli6e innerBaIb Der SnteLigenSs
fpbdre: anberbnlb Ieines tigenen SSds
eineu 9unft gu finben, bon benz aus bas
9diein ii1 4e6tn ldBt.
euen aep.
9tidJt fa9ltd, imner Serf6nItht
Die Grouen feben in ber Sadie INNER
bic gerion unD Ieiten ibre GrunbIdBe
aus ibreu 9Ampatbien ber.
9. ct Z be SoneoHrt
Der Mdnn fdrn ii9 fit eiren t0rpers
lofen @eoanten 70 begeiitern, baB er i'm
fein 9eben Opfert; fir bic Grdu aber mrB
Der 9sbante IN einsm Meniden 0ert6rpert
fem, bamit tie ft9 bingebe.
Otto bon eeiEner, ans uleiHe.t 9etteIfaften.
Die Mdnner fdgen, baB Grduen feline
G9rfur9t beitben, mas in benz Slime ipo6r
III, baB fe ftd uiht bur9 gerpFli6tuns
gen gegen bic, tpelae in tetnen na9en ges
5iebhngen gu ihnen febsn, fir gebunben
erd6ten. Bel i6nen bat INNER Bic Rid
fidt duf PerfDnen bor Der 8iitIt6t auf
Snititutipnen ober uuF bas Gffentli9e Sns
8. u. epenoer.
gu einert rein iinpdrteiiI9en 11rteil
iiber bic Gin9e urb bic GrsigniTe, su BEN
1rteil iibsr ben SadberbaIt an ii9 bringt
es inter Sebn 6rduer taum cine - adj,
nod ldn9e nidt! inter 9uncerten taum
eineI
ganHs eetuaTb.
Srdlen berHlengen undufb0rIin has @es
rinsfigigite NIT benz 8i8tigTten, bic 9es
benfd6en unb bic 6a~uptpointen, bic Sdt=
laden unb bic Gitefteiten, bic 8erfon unb
bic SADIE, bic SoiIetteR unb ben proasB.
gosaniI GoIs.
@tlfs 5rauen our @sruunft gu brirts
gen, - 90 lab ben dllaemeinen Son! -
Wie flag tie reben bon ben 9ingtn, -
Sic meinen itets MIR bic gsrTpn.
Emanuel SetbeI.
WiIft On mdnnsr seTprd6ig MAIDEN,
= Sprid BON Sd9sn! - sou bas @es
fprd9 nit Gtuuen ii9 Iobnen, - Spri6
bon PerIpnen!
auS'DIa 8nIOa eiuueeSi@te.
@ereGtieEeit.
Dds irteilen obne @rIeben Der 4erfnn.
blpB mad fd9Ii9en Riidit6tsu, tpie es bic
@ereftisteit ~berlangt, gebt BEN @etbe
fdleGterbiugs geget feline Natir, bic ganS
bdrduf berdnIdgt lit, nlr rad 4nTehen
Der YerEoa fId gu perbdlteu unb su rihteu.
60. =. sartHraHn.
Die Madnuer ridten na6 griiaben, bes
Weibes 1trteil 1T feline Siebe. 9ieben fons
men bic @eiber unb baIien, ober qere6t
iein. ohne 81 lieben, bisfe pe~rniinFtiae
aunt fddben unO Isrueu is ME.
Der ptiblide @eiit ptiIt elm beutIihes
uearto ant in betreH bes 8%ere@tisteitss
Stsbeu spefcer.
Sas gti6 III in alien ansere6f, Tslbff
IN ieinei brtsH gsfii9IsR neil IS aaes
iibertreibt.
$. 8. Siren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

Die 8ti6er aei9tn mtbr Mitleib unb
Haber mehr Rdnittnliebe nub 3eilnabme
an l%lnglidlihtn ais bic Mdnusr, Iteben
nitIen hin1eatn i'm Yunite Der @erechiia
lett, aenIi9ttii anb @spiHmboFastlit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

mad SemgsmdB pir6 man ais
ben 9runbfe6Ier bes peibli6eu Ghuratters
llHgere6tigteit fiHStn. ST. entItsbt 8u-
nddit aus benz Mangel an 8stniinftigteit
uub l%leberleguug, pirO aloem aber mod
bdburh untsritiibt. baB iie, oIs bic fdpG.
deren bon Der Rdtur, nibt auf bic Strait,
fonbsIn uuf bic Git ausspieieR iinb, bas
ber Ire iRfinltdrtige gsridIdaen9eit ulr
ihr uupsriilgbdrsr Sang gum 9iigsn.
sdopeHbaasr.
Die Srau lte6t INNER iber ober unter
Der Gsrsdtigtsit. 2isbt, 6siliateif. Ss.
roisnms, @rpBmut, Gbre Tt fiiblt bds
ales bprtrsFFlid, obtr ous Redt Bal psis
lem nidt 70 in1rf.
Snles SaaeIet, Die eIsbs. aberf. san ss,t
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8as etpig @eibIi6e berulug inuer6aI6
ber @efablsIpbdrs b%asleL6e ME bas etpiq
Mdnnli9e innerbalb Der SnteLligenss
ipbdre: auberbnlb Ieinss eigenen sSds
eineH punft gu finben, bon benz aus bas
9afein fi6 bt6ta IdBt.
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Sci benz Mannt Iiegt bic Strait i'm Ct
birn, bti Der 6rdu i'm 9crscu. unb iptnn
dut otr Gnpf btrtiAm mag, 70 1T e
ppd pas 0srs. bds oeu GirFtlb ousiibt.
smItsi Gsr Gscraitss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

z@%ie bisIss ober eisentIi9 oQss
RINA an6es, 70 if aud bic ges
~ beutuns Der Duff IN ben
Iebten finfbitrtel Sobrsn
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SIR Reid = unb IS eibt Iiu i60ne.
res - lit bds bts Gsfiibls; ibr Sell -
uub es eibt tsiHsR borsiisliasrsn - i'll
BET bss Ssr3sas; ibr GiufluB - uhb es
oibt teineH gr0bersn - 1T Der, psl9er
Surd bic 2iebs ausaeiibt nirS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

gu sinen1 rein ttnpdrteiif6 en 1trteil
iiber bic Gtnse uhb bic GrsigniTe, sl BEN
l1rteil iibsr ben SadberbaGt an ii9 bringt
es inter 5ebn Grduer~ taum cine - adj,
nod LANCE ni9t! inter bun6erten taum
eineI
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Don Sraueu
aus ben sriifisen sdatfat4ntern aller
Seiten un6 &6lfer eutweHbet.
RranenLo6.

SrauenlOb.
anF reinen 5rauen MIR rubt ods Slid
auF Groen, Drum mag ibr Bob tets
bp6 geprieien nerben. @ds 9ott ie
f4uf in bieIem 2ebsn, - lle6erSoloen
refine Srduen nod.
gteinnIar bon 4tpeier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

Srauen bsrmengen unauf6OrIi9 has 6es
rinsfigisfe NIT benz Di4tisten, bic 9es
benIa6en unb bic 9uuptpointen, bic Sat
laden unb bic GitsIteiten, bic perion unb
Die Sadie, bic Soiletten nnb ben grossB.
BosuTiI Self.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28
@Ge6tisEeit.

Der ptibIide @sit peiIt Elm beutlihes
Msapto auf in betreH bss @ers9tisteiis.
Times.
Strberl gpehcer.
9as 8tib III in alien ansere4i, fel6ii
IN ftinsn brItsH gefiiblsn, neil IS alles
iibertreibt.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

sion with a constructive, un-
equivocal statement of what, in
his apinion, sound public policy
demands. There is no potty
fault-hnding, no attitude of sup
eriority, no personalities. The
discussion should help things
If the Commissioner is wrong.
he will doubtless wish to be sci
right. If he is right, he will
doubtless feel more comfortable
to know that, his administration
and policies having been Sc
forth clearly to the people, tht
Legislature and the courts, the1
have been found by those tri
bunals worthy Of endorsement
and approval"
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13
.-. LOCAL -


News has been received here
of the death of Rev. John
Kroehuke, Of San Francisco.
Rev. Kroehuke is a relative of
the Beckers here and is well
known in Belen. His death
followed that of his son John by
only a week, the latter having
lived in Belen some time in hopes
of regaining his health.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13
new MEXICO MILITARY
INSTITUTE.

Roswell, N. M, July l5-I
The catalogue Of the New Mex
leo Military Institute, which re-
Gently came from the press and
is now being distributed to pa
irons and prospective patrons
Of the soheols, is one Of the at
tractive and ornate publications
ever issued by an institution OF
learning, either in New Mexico
or elsewhere. Not only is It an
excellent recommendation Of
the school which gets it out but
it is also an advertisement of
New Mexico and its educational
possibilities which could not be
surpassed
The work Of sending out this
catalogue in response to the
numerous inquiries that are COM
ing into the office of Colonel
Wilson, the superintendent Of
the institution, is now going on,
and indications are that the at
tendance on the opening day in
September next will be the larg'
est that the institute has ever
known. Not until the compli-
: cations growing out Of the wal
; in Europe and the present trou
BILE with Mexico arose did tht
people of the United State
fully appreciate the importance
OF educating young men to b.
good soldiers in case the call t
arms should come, and the re
suit has been a general awaken
ing to the value Of militar
training that is in every wa
: gratifying.
: By an act of cong,ess eac
of the ten schools designated a
: distinguished" military school
= one of which is the New Me2
y leo Military Institute, is permf
y ted to send each year two cao
: cts to the military academy
West Point and the naval acac
emy at Annapolis. The tw
latest representatives Of the Ro
. well school to 60 up to the bi
Ct leagues are G4det Wiley,
i'll Silver City, who has entere
lie West Point, and Cadet Krake
IN of Gallup, who is at AnnapoIi
That both are sure to max
9 good in their larger field IS col
le sidered a certainty.
.v The New Mexico Militar
Institute stands for a manly e,
= ucation for manly young me
Mt and New Mexicans have eve
reason to be proud of 1T.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

Paul Becker and Harold sell
lers Of Albuquerque, passed
through here Thursday morn
ing en- route to Springerville,
Arizona, where they will visit
some time with Mr.. Becker's
parents.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13
ANOTHER BENIFII'
FOR SANTA FE
employees.

A few days ago a brief naw'
dispach announced that effect
i've July lst the Santa Fe rail-
road will begin payment of be-
nehts to the families of employ
es dying while in the service of
the company. The dispatch
gave no details and it has re-
quired the arrival of the official
circular announcing the plan to
show how extensive is this ad-
ditional protection which the
ggye as-sailrand system has Pp!2ced
around the families of those who
do its work. The new death
benefit has nothing to do with
the company's long established
pension system and is entirely
additional in the protection ii
gives. 1t has, moreover, no re-
lation to the pending wage con.
trovsrsy between the railroads
and the trainmen, since tht
matter has been under conside
ration for some time past anc
since the death benefit apple
to every employe of the SAINT;
Fe, from general officers to tn
men on the section.
1T has been believed" say
. the official circular signed b
President Ripley" that regard
less of the amount Of wages
man may receive he will deriv
comfort in the knowledge that i
the event of his death those de
pendent upon his will not be
absolute want. 1t has been @
4 ceedingIy difficult to ascertai
5 with any reasonable exactne:
the cost of such a scheme ;
has been discussed. But tt
present year has been one
unusual prosperity, and feelin
: that the results attained are
It part due to the efforts Of OF
T. employees it is desired to recol
0 nize these efforts in a substal
! tial way.
g Beginning, therefore, {
# July 1. 1916, the Company pr
d poses to Fay to such party,
r, parties, as such employe, dylr
5. while in its services and wi
e has been in its employ for tv
/ or more years continuously, mi
;, have designated in writing
/ his beneficiary or benehciarie
!. or in case OF failure to ma
y such designation, then to /
next Of in dependant on him,
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

P. H. Kremer, formerly tic
ket agent here spent Sunday in
Belen. He is now located at
Holbrook, Arizona.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Becker,
Mrs. Fred Becker, Mrs. John
Becker jr., Mrs. Helene Hoack,
Miss Lucie Becker; Edna Nc
BIdonney, Fred Faulkner, Mieze
Enderstein and Johnnie Becker
left here Thursday afternoon in
two cars for Springerville, Ariz.
From there they will go Out
into the White Mountains tc
camp for several weeks.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

2Sc,c .>zs-.cz-s-:-,,-s..c
sum equal to FIVE per cent Of the
salary or wage received by him
during the twelve months i'm
mediately preceding his death,
multiplied by the number Of
years of continuous service, in
accordance with the examples
hereafter set forth, provided that
the maximum amount to be so
paid shall he one years pay,
but shall in no case exceed S3,-
900, and providad further that
the minimum shall be $250.00."
The employees referred to
show the operation Of the bene-
fit as follows;
(Indent) A has been in the
service CT the company or wage
last year SIS per month; at his
death his beneficiary would be
entitled to g of 5000. for each
year, OF $50. for the two years
but the minimum operating il
this case the amount to be pal1
would be $3.50.
B has been in the service q
the company 6 years; salary ol
wage last year $1,000; at hi:
death his benehciaries would lie
entitled to So of $1,000 fo
each year; or $350.O).
c has been in service z
years; salary or wage last yea
1000; his benehciarjes woul'
consequently be entitled to tha
: full amount.
D has been in service Il
5 years; salary or wage last yea
$4,000; his benehciaries woul
be entitled to 80S Of $4,000 G
, $4,000, but the maximum her
: applies and the amount PAL
= would be $4,000. (and indent
: The plan, in effect, amount
n to the insurance without cost
: him of the life of every SAINT
n I7e employe who work for th
S company in any capacity tc
S two years continuously, iii q
{ amount not less than $3.50, al
II rot to exceed $4,000. 1t e,
2 tends the insurance against O
n ge, carried in the pension sy
If TEN. as a reward for faithful St
+ vice, to practical, expense ir'
l. lie insurance ior all employe
and in another atrlking exam
n pie Of the desire Of the San
J. Fe railroad not only to de
or fairly with its employees, but
G share its prosperity with the
10 1t is being made increasing
70 worth while for the man wi
" has a job with the Santa !
as railroad to keep that job, al
S, doubly worth while because
ze every opportunity the road
is offering honorable reward
a honest service.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

Miss Stella Schueber is en-
joying a visit from her sister
who is keeping house while
Miss Enderstein is away.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Hulbut and
daughter Lurien, have returned
from a months visit to Long
Beach and San Diego Cal.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13

Word has been received here
that Robertson Branch, formerly
of Belen, has enlisted and is
now with the First Cavalry al
Laredo, Texas.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13
TRAIuuEN
CONTRAVERSY

Albuquerque, N, NJ, l3-
How do the $4,000 men enlist
ed IN the membership cf the
four great brotherhoods Ct rail
way trainmen take the vcta
which will determine peace or
war in the nations greatest in
dustry? The question is one
frequently asked by the unim-
formed public since actual TAX
ing of the strike vote has begun.
The manner cf taking the strike
vote was described today by a
veteran local member of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive en-
gineers who explained first that
the negotiations between the
brotherhoods and the railroads
have been conducted through
out the present controversy
over the eight-hour demands,
upon a system basis: That is,
the general manager or chief
operating department official OF
each railway system has parti-
cipated in the negotiations and
conferences in behalf Of the
railroads, while duly elected re-
presentatives cf the trainmen
from each railway system have
been sitting in these conferences
in behalf OF the Brotherhoods.
This was the manner OF repre-
sentation on both sides in the
recent New York conference
wherein the proposal Of the rail
roads for arbitration was reject
ed by the men and the nation
wide strike vote ordered.
While action by the men in
behalf of their demands is a
concerted movement of the four
brotherhoods, the actual taking
] of the vote is divided as to the
count, first for each railway sys-
ten, and second, for each of
, the four brotherhoods upon each
I system. For operating purpos-
es, for instance, the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railway
4 is. two separate systems; the per-
nit line with its branches, east
S Of Albuquerque, and the Coast
o Lines, being Santa Fe lines
d west Of Albuquerque. Should
a majority Of the four brother
- hoods upon the Coast Lines,
Il for instance, vote against the
= strike proposal, men in the
d Coast Lines service would not
) be called upon to 60 out, even
/ should a majority of the men on
, all other railways in the coun-
;. . try vote to strike. The same
"A would be true Of the Santa Fe
al main line, or Of any other rail-
to Way system. Railway system
H. individuality is maintained
y throughout. In the same man.
y ner the individual preference o
"A any one Of the vote, and shoulc
at one of the brotherhoods upon q
is given system 60 on record a
or gainst a strike, that particula
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1916-07-13
THE TAXPAYERS
ASSOCIATION.

New Mexico now nearing the
end Of its first year OF work, has
attracted the attention of tax
experts and taxing authorities
throughout the United States to
New Mexico and has won re-
markable volume of favorable
comment upon the accomplish
ments of the opening year and
the high character of the work.
Requests for the New Mexico
Tax Review are coming from
tax autorities and students, from
public and municipal reference
libraries, and from schools and
colleges all over the country and
the magazine, used almost en-
tirely to report the work of the
Association to its members, is
being extensively quoted. The
high plane upon which the As
sociation's work is beign con-
Quoted is noted in the current
issue of the "Bulletin ct the
National Tax Association, the
leading tax organization journal
in the country, in the following
comment on the May number:
"The May number Of the
New Mexico Tax Review is a
stirring one, well worthy the
attention of outsiders. The Tax
payers Association Of New
Mexico, in the course Of its ex-
animation of the various state
departments, has evidently come
to one the department Of pu-
bic lands-whose policy, con.
struction of the law and admin.
istrative management it como
endorse. The situation is OBJ
viously a delicate one. Fo
instance, $7lO,621. represent
ing in large part preminary de
posts on proposed purchases c
land, and deposited by the com
missioner of Public lands wit
various banks, pay no interes
to the state. The Commission
er, we gather, sincerely believe
that he has full warrant in tn
law and administrative precec
ent for this and other practice
which impress the outsider ga
the Taxpayers Association
very debatable.
"The Associations treatmel
Of this unpleasant situation
admirable. President Hage
man opens the subject with
ringing editorial. The profile
Of Publicity, which might we
serve as the Magma Charta
high-grade taxpayers associ
tion. 1t deserves to become
classic. Then follows a clea
cut impersonal analysis of t.
Financial Transactions Of t
Department Of Public Lands
telling the facts as the Direct
of the Association finds the
without bias. President Hag'
man then concludes the disct