davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
l podw6Jny centnar-220,4 1852 funt6w.

lcem, lecz takze umie wybornie
Uladac szabla i jedno mole skinie
rie bedzie do]statecznem ably Hisz
pana wys1ac na tamten SWAT.
w tel chwili przeciez Wlodzi-
mierz ME myslal bynajmniej o
zdradzeniu tajemnicy, zachowy--
wal to sobic jedynie Ia ~przysz}osc
gdyby Hiszpan chciaf mad MIN
przewodzic i krzyzoWac jego pla-
my.
W wesolem usposobieniu powr6
Gil do gosci, pozdrowif uklonem
hrabine Blanke, kt6ra pomimo
przebytej sccny zdawala sic spo-
kojna, przekona1 sic, re przebieg
jego zabawy jest swietny i nastep
ME ujawszy pod reke hrabiego
Marbacha wszedl do pokoju
W kt6rym Hiszpan juz bank za}o-
zyl.
| Grano wysoko 4 prZemiennem
szczesciem; sztuki z}ota przecho--
dzi]y z rak do rak, lecz az do chwi
Il wejScia W}odzimierza Mkt ME
poni6sl wiekszej przegranej. Do
piero gdy Pedro odstapif bank
mniemancgo Kamihskiemu, 3D.
wr6cila sic karta. Stawki sic po-
viekszy]y i i'm %bardziej Satan CRY
opanowaf umysly poniterow, tenn
viecej vygryvaf Wlodzimierz.
Hasa jego wypelniala sic / W
godzine wygral mniej wiecej ty-
lc lie wynosily koszta zabawy.
-Szczescic sprzyja1o mt bezwsty
1nie, jak sam %powiadal. Gnieval
sic o to, lie laden Z jcgo gosci nie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

nl6g} wygrac ami szelaga, z1ozyl
karty oswiadczyf swym gosciom,
re W innem miejscu nazajutrz IRE
wanzuje sic z mimi.
! Propozycya ia spodobafa sic
grajacym te%mbardziej, re po wick
szej czesci poprzegrywali juz 60
t6wke musieliby grac IA kre--
dyt, gdyby fa}szywy Kaminski
obstawa} PREY kontynuacyi cry.
Um6wiono sic o miejsce jutrze:j
szego zebrania sic i opuszczono
goscinny dom m~niemanego. hra--
Diego z zadowoleniem Z przyjem-
ME przepedzonego wieczoru.
NajszczeSliwsza re wszystkich
by1a hrabina Blanka. Pedro cape
wni} ja ustnie o tenn, o czem listo-
wnic zaledwic napomknac sic po-
wazyl. Uda}o mu sic szepnac do
niej jeszcze slow kilka, zapewnia-
jacych O niezmiennej mifosci, "a
mieni}a MIN Z uscisk reki i sic,
dzia1a rozmarzona, milczaca obok
meza, kt6ry kochaf ia mad wszy-
stko, a kt0rego moralnie juz zdra
dzila.. .
Hrabia Marbach ME przeczu-
wal bynajmniej straty, jaka po--
ni6sf, marzy1 0 tenn, re jest wy}a-
cznym posiadaczem serca swojej
maHonki, a Wyt}omaczywszy So
bic jc:j zadune / milczenie .zmecze
MEM, myslal jadac Z powrotcm do
will swoje:j w Dobling, W :jaki
sposob bez ujmy swego honoru 20
godzic sic Z Hiszpancm kt6rcgo
wyzwaf ia pojedynck.
w szulerni.
Nazajutrz pc zabawie II mniema
nego hrabicgo Kaminskiego W
wyzszych sferach stolicy m0wio-
no tylko o przepychu tel wspanis
lei zabawy.
Wychwalano bezwzglednie II
rzadzenie przyjecia, podziwian<
dobry gust Wlodzimierza, kt6ry
sam kierowal przyozdobienien
swego mieszkania, podziwiano IL
%przejmosc i wdzieki hrabiny La,
ry, kt6ra wielu dopiero PREY to-,
sposobnosci pozna}o, a naturalni,
Ricordi nalezaf do najbardzie,
przesadzajacych sic W wychwala
niu by}ej akrobatki cyrkowej.
W kasynie szlacheckiem, W kit
rem wieksza Geese gosci Wlodzi
mierza zebrala sic, wrazliwy
Wloch mial formalna prelekcye {
fizycznych i intelektualnych zalt
tach ma1zonki i mniemanego pol
skiego hrabiego j znalazl natural
lnie. chetnie potakujace AUDITORY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

raz nazawsze usuwa zatwardZenie
Ono to jednoczesnie wzmacnia ca
}y organizm, czyniac cz}owieka cd
pornym. ma rozmaite niedomaga-
MIA. Otto co pisze jeden czlowiek z
Nebraska "Cierpialem ma zatwar
dzenie cd lat. Uzywalem najroz-
maitszych lekarstw, ma jake wy
dalem CRUDE pieniadze, ale bez
Eskutku. Pc uzyciu kilku butelek
"KALWARYJSKIEGO Wilma LIE
czniczego" nietylko pozbylem sic
zatwardzenia ale czuje sic W do
datku tax wybornie, re z czystem
sumieniem moge kazdemu polecic,
to iscie cudowne lekarstwo, znane
kazdemu jake "KALWARYJS-
KIE VINO LECZN1CZE."
~"KALWARYJSKIE Vino Le-
cznicze" jest rzeczywiscie wyatt
kowo dzialajqcem lekarstwem. O.
no to wykorzenia zupelnie zatwar
dzenie i wszelkie inne niedomaga-
MIA, jake wywo}uje slaby zoladek
czyniac 60 chlodnym, slodkim i
przyjemnym. Sprawia, re czujesz
przyjemnosc W kazdym kasku, a
tylko wtedy mozesz cieszyc sic
zdrowiem, gdy smakuje ci jedze-
ME.
Wei "KALWARYJSKIE Wi
no Lecznicze" a zobaczysz jak pre-
dko ono reguluje zo}adek, usuwa
jac zatwardzenie, nadecie, zgage,
odbijanie sic, niesmak it'd. Teraz
bedziesz zajada} smacznie, bedziesz
wygladaf lepiej, spa} spokojnie a
nerwowosc Tive zn1knq zupe1nie.
Zobaczysz jak w kr6tkim czasie
poprawi sic og6lny stan Twego
zdrowia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
ponury @om2 w War@zawie
HRABIA B0CUMIL KAMlNSKI

zapomnia1aS, re go nosisz. W SVEN
sercu, - rzekl Pedro usmiechajac
sic szatansko.
-Cicho! ktos idzie! odejdz pan
49, szepnela hrabina.
- Odejde, gdy mi PAM przy--
rzeczesz, re Gle bede m6gf widziec
wkr6tce, - rzek1 Hiszpan zdecy-
dowany na wszystko, - gdzie pa
MIA zastane jutro?
w mojej will Dobling, cd
1zekla Spiesznie Donna Blanka,-
c dziewiatej wieczorem bede sa--
ma W pawilonie ogrodowym.
Pc tych slowach odesz}a spiesz
nie. Ottawa wykrycia by}a silniej-
sza, niz grzeszna milosc, kt6ra
ralafa d}a Hiszpana.
- Nam jail rzek1 po jej odej
sciu Don Pedro z szatanskim US
miechem, - iskierka honoru / DO
czucia obowiazku til j~cszcze W jej
sercu, ale ia zgasze i zgubie te
| kobiete, talk jak wszystkic, kt0rc
uwierza moim przysiegom milos-
Iym. Bedzie to zemsta "a zdrade,
kt0rej hrabina Rozinska dopusci-
la sic wzgledem mnic! Zaplace "a
tc Ivy i rozpacz ser godnych le-
rszcgo losu. Zemsta wszystkim ko
bietom, - m0wil prawie g}osno,
podnoszac reke jak do przysiegi,
zcmsta kazdej "a iedna, ktjra O.
kazala sic wezem.
SfoWa te muslafy mu przynieSc
ulgc w weWnetrznem w%zburzeniu,
DO twarz jego rozpogodzi}a sic, u
Smicch okrasif jego rysy.
w chwile potem Don Pedro
szcdt do pokoju cry, azeby tam
spcnic p%olecenie W1odzimierza.
Czynil to w przekonaniu, re jc-
60 rozmowy Z hrabina Mkt ME
s}ysza}. Mkt navet, jak sic zdaWa
10, ME myslaE przcszkadzac ich
roZmOWie. Blanka musia1a ulcdz
zludzeniu sluchu, gdy sadzila, re
ktos n%adchodzi. Bozck protektor
pokatnych miiostek opiekova}
sic wylacznic stosunkicm Don Pc
dra Z hrabina. M6gl on L podnic-
sioncm czolcm wejsc do salonu i
~twierdzic W oczy hrabiemu Mar
bachowi, re ME pisa} listu do jcgo
zony.
Wszedlszy do salonu CRY, ME
zastal tam ami hrabicgo ami WHO
dzimierza, co go vprawdzic ME
co zdziwilo, ale ME domyslal sic
mic zlego i Z GAIA svoboda przy--
stapi1 do grona mezczyzn zgroma
dzonych kolo zielonego stolika.
Kto vie jednakze, czy bylby
tax pewnym siebie i spokojnym,
gdyby bvl wiedzia}, re W}odzi--
mierz podslucha} wieksza Geese JIG
go rozmowy z hrabina i postano-
viii ma swoja korzysc wyzyskac te
ia jemnice.
49, Moge teraz, - m6wil do sic
bic fa1szywy hrabiaa Kaminski,
- w kazdej chwili pozbyc sic Hi
szpana, kt6ry moze sic stac ola
mnie ME dogodnym, - hrabia
Marbach byl oficerem i jak sly.
sza1em, jest nietylko celnym stree
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
(Ciag dalsZy.)

ASA4e NAAoAJs
A jednak %szczesciem bedzie
dIa pana, jezcli ucieknicsz -szep
nela Blanka, pozw6l mi odpoku--.
tovac blad, kt6ry pope}nilam, cd
dajac reke czlowiekowi, kt0rego
Saazilam, re kocham. Idz pan!
0statnic stowa hrabiny wymo--
vione byl,y tonem rozkazujacym i
popartc wynioslym gestem. Hisz--
pan jednak ME mySlal wcale spell
ni1 jej %zyczcnia, pozostaf re skrzy
zowanemi rckami, Wlepii wzrok w
drzaca kobictc i przerywajac dfuz
81" m~ilczenie, rzek]:
- Me mozesz PAM ma seryo ia
la: odcmnic, zebym odszedl, DO
Wiesz, re tcgo ME uczynie. 0 don
nc Blanko, dusza moja nalezy do
ciebie i wolalbym umrzec, niz wy
REC sic cicbie! Odpowiedz mi "a
tenn ia pytanic, ely cheese bye
moia, moja Ia zawszc?
Czegoz to zadasz odemnie,
Don Pcdro?! - jeknela hrabina,
- jake wierny syn kosciola po--
vinienes wicdziet, re MOI -zwia--
EEK malzenski 4 hrabia Marbach
Jest nierozwiazalny. Ma1zonka pa
ne bye ME moge, a ia inny tytul
lie moglabym sic zgodzic!
- PAM, kt6z ci powiada, re ME
nAozcsz bye moja malzonka . SIZE
pnql Hiszpan, ujmujac hrabine "a
reke. - Rzym PREY staraniach
rozwiazuje zwiazki malzenskic..
bye moze, lie pania przymuszono
10 tcgo zwiqzku..
TAX jest rodzicc moi wm6Wi
Ii we mnic, ZEN powinna oddac re
k ~bogaczowi, - odpowiedziala
hrabina, - przekonywano mnie
TAX natarczywie, ii vreszcie uwie
}zy}am, zc kocham hrabiego. Uczu
ci' to jcdnakze bylc, jak teraz wi
1ze, tylko zQdza vydobycia sic
"a SWAT. o kt6rym lyle slysza}am
! q kt6rym zawsze marzylam. Hra
bja Marbach spe1nil mole zyczenia
Wkr0tce pc Slubic zwiedzilismy
najWieksze miasta Nicmiec, i
IArancvi i W]och, al wrcszcie oslo
d}is1ny tutaj i kilka lat up1ynefo
hi w ciaglych rozrywkach. Mic
Bic zakl6ca4o mcgo spokoju, dop6
kim ME spotkala cicbie. Don Pc
dro. Wtedy dopicro p~rzekona}am
sic, &c W scrcu mojem by1a strasz-
liwa proZnia. Uczlllam sic nagle
nieszczeSliwa, MEDINA, z%gubiona,
uzna}am, re tylko ty jeden m6gl-
bys urzeczywistnic mole marze--
MIA 0 szczesciu i nicwypowiedzia-
Ia radosc przepelnifa ma dusze,
edys mi wyznal, re mnie kochasz.
Przcstalam sic cZuc sama na swie
Gle i postanowilam odwzajemnic
twoja mifosc, pragnafam bye two
ia, lccz przypomnial mi sic moi
MAJ, a CLOS wcWnetrzny m6wi]
hi, re 60 p%orzucac ME powinnam.
Clos ten byl talk potezny i groz-
ny, zem pod jego wplywem list
tw6,j oddalam hrabiemu.
49, Sadzi]as PAM, re tym sposo-
benz pozbedziesz sic kusiciela, a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14

Jest tax 1atwo dostac to wszy-
stko, kosztuje, tax tanio. Dlacze-
go wiec cierpiec, gdy pomoc jest
tax blizka? Wszyscy ci, kt6rzy u
zywali ~"KALWARYJSKIEGO
VIVA LECZNICZEGO" twier-
dza, re doznali szybkiego i dobre-
60 skutku. Wielu 2 Mich opowia-
da 0 tax cudownej pomocy, ze sfo
wa ich staja sic prawie ME do u
wierzenia.
Jesli jestes jednym Z tych, kt6
ry pr6bowal juz najrozmaitszych
lekarstw ale niczego ME uzyskat
ma zdrowiu i sile, zacznij zaraz u
zywac "Kalwaryjskiego Wilma LIE
czniczego." Me odk}adaj z dnia
ma dzien. Wracaj do zdrowia. Sta
raj sic zn6w uzyskac si}e fizycz-
nq i umyslowa. Uzywaj dobrych
rzeczy, jakich daje zycie. Ucz sic
rozumiec co znaczy dobre zdro--
vie. TAX jak drudzy tax tez Ty
przyznasz, re ME wierzy}es il to
rzecz mozliwa pozbyc sic zatwar-
dzenia i dokonac podobnej zmia--
ny zdrowia ku lepszemu W tax
kr6tkim czasie.
Kup jeszcze dis
SKIE Vino Lecznicze" a dokaze
co pisano. W p~rzeciwnym razie
zwr6cimy pieniadze. Czyz potrze-
bna jest lepsza gwarancya?
Jedna bute1ka $1.25.
~"KALWARYJSKIE VINO LIE
CZNICZE' jest do nabycia W lep
szych aptekach, u agentow lub
wprost cd fabrykant6w: 7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-14
KnWalerOWie j WdOWcy!

JEST MAS KILKANASCIE DZIEWCZAT
miodszych i starszych,. Polki i Rusinki z Ga-
licyi i z kr6lestwa. Mic many znajomosci a
MECH pisa pc fotografie i informacye. zala.
czajac "a SC marek. Adresowae: JOANNA
567 w. l9lst Str, New York, N. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
TROUBLE BETWEEN WHITES AND
NEGROES PERSISTS IN CHICAGO
WITH SEVERAL CLASHES TO-DAY

white mon. Tho boys were rescued
hN the police but no arrests were
made.
\ crowd Of fifty white mon stop
ped "a street ear az West Thirty-First
and foN streets this afternoon and AZ
ter dragging one negro aud two neg
rcssos frnn tho ear. boat them The
crowd then threw stones az other neg
rucs on the car. one arrest WIS made
Groups of white men gathered "a
o. anS street corners In tho Decrlng
street police district in tho afternoon
aud evcy nogro who apFeared was
attacked. The groups refused 10 dis
pcras when ordered 10 do 50 hy the
police. Eight patrol wagons filled
with patrolmcu were kept busy an
rweruF riot calls In this district
Chiuf Of Police Charity. after a
long conference with Mayor Thomp-
son gave orders assigning every avail.
able policeman In the city to the scene
OF the disturbance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

on a first hand study of conditions
when he toured Mexico In 1917 and
ieis. Gates described Carranza as
''an enemy OF hts own people first.
the United States second. aud then of
an civilization"
The Mexican president. the witness
said. hopes to set M the supremacy
uf the Latin races and desires to drive
American and british capital from his
country.
Gates faid that after their invcstl-
cations iu McNiCo Tor the president
lihlo ana sicitcni- were employed L>
the Germans.
The American people are not wei
Informed of affairs IN Mexico, the
witness said, because the American
press has received Carranza propu-
ganda
Who prepared the propaganda 7''
asked HcpryscntatiNe Smell. OF New
York.
ia was written by Carranzistns ana
handed 10 the Associated Press and
if they did not send it out they would
be given "a hours 10 leave the coun-
try"
Gates said Il was we'll known in
Mexico that The Germans had "a wire
less near MoNico city during the war
reluyinr messages to spain and thence
to Naucp. aud that there was another
wireless station ON German owned
plantation iu "a distant Mexican state,
iiu said ho Informed secretary Baker
Of the wireless stations In 1918. BE-
cause OF close friendship with the see-
rotary. lac asked the committee not
To request him to make public Letters
he had written him, saying they con-
taiucd many statements made only
because ut the clnse relationship he
tween himself aud MIR Baker
Gates sad there were VERY few
actual bandits other than Curranza
soldiers who farc usually headed bN
their officers" lie added that five
revolutionary bands exist and that ~
districts under their control he felt
safer than In Mexico city.
Conditions ~ McXico. he testified
ore STEADILY getting worse because
the Cofrnuzn government Is "simp',
a military government whore oflcers
and men are uurCstrliucd.' Curranza
officers he said, levy tributes on In
dtviduals and communities. In thi,
connection he told OF seeing the ruins
OF a farm house which had been
burned with a sick woman" perish
nr In the flames
GATES declared ne never knew Of q
bandit being prosecuted. and said
more rohborics and murders had beer
committed than he could tell abou
in day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
Says Jane Addams;
Not Henry Ford, Made
Famous Statement
t.ls. elLvL3a.lv md

Mount clemens Mich, July 2S.-
Evidence Tor the defendant In Henry
Ford's libel suit against the Chisago
Daily Tribune. was concluded today
and rcbutial for the plainuff was be-
gun. Attorney Alfred Lucking. for
Mr. Ford. stated that no testimony
would be- offered to rcbut that Of
many Tribune witnesses ON the sitiia-
ton along the Mexican border iu lNif.
as the Tribune was willing to with
draw what evidence 10 had produced
with regard To the plan of san
Diego"
a deposition by Edward Marshall.
the magazine writer. whose article on
Mir Ford figured largely In the de
Tense. WAS tho first evidence intro
duccd by the plaintiff Objection hy
Elliott a. stevenson. senior counsel
for the Trhuur. that Mr.. Ford had
admitted the correctness or ull hut
one item ln the article was not Husr
tnined and Attorney william luckiug
read the deposition,
Air Marshall deposod that II was
Miss Jane Adiams OF Chicago who
first said 10 him that the word mur-
dvrcr should bee embroidered ON th"
breast ut every soldier
Miss Adams made this remark
when called uu hvr with Norman
nauruud." said Marshall y repeat
ed IL to Nj. Ford and hc said Yes %
In Mnr-hlliH article the statement
appeared as direct quotation from
Mr Fond. The writer had much an
urulN in Interviewing the munufac-
turrr. hr dcposed. llc said that he
couldn't hold him sull" long enough
. 10 itet a satisfactory statement from
him Some of the quotations came
second hand from John a.. Ice. who
had them from Mn Ford. The article
was picccd together amt the writer
said that it was approved ut the
Ford plant "ithor hy MI Ford or
Alr Loo.
/ f. T.. Eunrcnsmi,h q vice presidonl
81 the Ford Motor company, was tht
first rebuttul witness. According "a
i g. " williams Detroit correspond
] eut of the Tribune, it was % VI. king
| vnsmith who. in June. 1915. told MIN
7 that the Ford COMPANY would not pay
= salaries of employees who went win
the national guard 90 Texas nor hold
their inbs for them.
"bid YOU snN that 60 Mr. williams
asked Attorney Alfred y Murphy
% did not" replied the witneHt.
Tell the Jury what vol snid iu Mr.
. Williams Iu the juno conversation.
requested Mr. Murphy.
~ don't recall What : said 10 HIM
The attention Of Mr. klingcnsmitl
was directed 20 the testimony N JOIN
punnewind. Detroit Free Press re-
porter.
Mr.. pennerwmd testified tina. h'
asked Mr. Klinrensmlth II Il wer'
true that the Ford company woul,
sever all relations with employees wh'
went with thr national guard and IN
reporter snid Mr.. Is kungcuHmith In ef
feet admitted that % was true.
} II don't recall talking with Ma
Lunnewind at all said the witness,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

santa ne. n. NJ. July Is. isldoro
Martinez, wifo-murderor. sentenced to
hang aud fugitive from justice. was
shot and Instantly killed at sunrise
sunday morning In the b9usc In
which he waa hiding In She wild
country nj the foot OF the rruchaa
peaks north OF here BY Deputy Sheriff
s.ferino Baca.
deputy shcriff Ricardo Alarid OF
thiA city. who was the first TO enter
the house where Martinez crouchOd
with "A 5000 rifle. was shot through
the shoulder and iunEs and lies In "a
critical condition at his home hers.
lie may recover.
The fugitive. who gave ? posse a
deadly battle In a wheat field near
the Rame place last year before no
was captured, after being wounded.
was located many weeks after hts cs-
cape from the custody OF the sheriff
here by alert possemen aided by
Indian truilera and the officers ap-
proached the house at daylight AZ
ter Alarld was wounded he retreaiea.
aud BCca. after Mnrtinez shot at him.
through a window. instantly returned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
House VIII Recess
While Senate Fights
Out Treaty Battle

Washington. July Without q
record vote, the house today adopted
q resolution providing for a recess
from August to September =. Dur.
ine this time, the senuie iH expected
10 he continuously at work on ths
peace treaty
The recess resolution was presented
by Republican Leader Mondell and
was supported by Minority Lrades
clark and others. Nlr. clark declared
that any bill passed between now and
the middle OF September would have
TO be sidetracked until the senate
reached a decision ON the league oi
nations. .
Representative Ferris, demo-
crnt of Oklnhntnn. started n lively
debate by declaring that the sold
Ter relief legislation and living
problems should have inincsliatc
consideration.
~ don't charge Il against
either Side" he said. "but ! wan
to say that the high cost of living
hns got Co have attention from
somebody and nj once. You have
got TO do something"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
CARDINAL MERCER
COMING TO THANK
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Heroic Belgian Prelate Expected
to Land About Middle of Sep
tember, Says Secretary, Here to
Complete Arrangements
,r rnra.snelArln 10,

Ncw York. July 2S cardinal Mcr-
rlers secretary. the Rev. Or Peter
Joseph Styckes arrived here Today
from France 60 arrange foi trc com
inr vihit To- the United states of The
famous Belgian prclnte. nr Stryckos
sale Cardinal Mcrcicr would Hand here
September % Oh 90 ana would Whit
Philadelphia Baltimore. chicago.
Washington. Portland. oregon and
other cities.
cardinal Mcrcicr. said ur.
St~vckcs "ia coming 90 the United
States as a representative OF tNy pso-
pie of Belgium for the purpose Of
thanking the American people FOR 'hc
part they took in the war ND viii
visit us many paris si mo country as
possible amt particularly the nurth-
west. u region ne has ur"u l'rcatly in
tercstcd in through the indian stories
told him as g boy los his un'ic Ncn-
slEuur truuuDt"
Mousignot CroQuct was mission
ary IN the northwest when that c'H-
trict was mainly inhabited hy indiana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
'B|GUE GUILTY OF
MURDERO or FORMER /.
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
Abatoni Bigue No. 2 Pleads
Guilty After Brothers convic-
tion Of killing Of Charles Hub
hel on Navajo Reservation.

Flagstan. Aris. July ss.---Abaitoni
Bieue number two. who. with his
brother. was accused Of the murder
OF Charles Hsbbcil az his Indian trad
ing post on the Navajo reservation.
pleaded guilty iE superior court
here today. lie was 70 he sentenced
thin afternoon. His brother, Abal-
toni BiEui number one, was convicted
saturday and sentenced to life impFis-
onment.
Hubbeli was killed after an alter
cation which grew out OF their being
attacked by dog belonging 70 him,
the Indians declared. His trading
post was burned after the afralr.
The Indians led peace officers who
were assisted by several Of Hubbelrs
relatives. a long chase through the
rough country OF northern Arlzona.
They finally took refuge IN q cave In
a remote portion OF the indian res
ervation but were induced by an In
dian policeman 10 surrender.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

chicago. July 2S. Trouble between
whNcs and negroes was renewed In
Ch,caIo's black bolt today when
Moses Thomas. u negro. nred several
shots at e wagon lnar of white work.
men being taken to e south side fac
tory. Wuru uu attempt was made by
whites 20 ds1rW ThpmHs. dozen ne
grucs rushed to his assistance The
police uurlled the disturbance aud
reported that nobody had been in
lurod
nr. &. o. TURNER. negro city health
department officer was attacked by
iiye white men on south side street
When his nnullnnts saw his star they
fed Ir Turner chased them and
captured Henry Rosin. 10 years old
who was turned over to the police
and booked ON charge nf assault
Another disturbance reported was
that when Robert Reynolds and
George Martin, negro boys employed
ms messengers hy the Postal rcle,
graph company, were attacked By teT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
CNIlRANZA GOVERNMENT
URGES HANSON BE PAID.

WOehinEfun IUIY lN-"NCIInE upon
the advice OF the MeNican govern
mont. John West Thompson. an
American ranchman living near Mex
leo City. has paid the 1909 pesos ram
som demanded hy bandits FOR the re-
lease OF his "a year old son, the state
department was advised today. The
Mexican authorities said th"y feared
the bandits would murder the boy un-
less thcv received the money,
Secretary Lansing said the Mexican
foreign office had ugrc"d to refund
the amount OF the ransom and 10 take
measures for the capture and punish
mcut of the bandits.
The kidnapping took place last
Thursday at the Thompson ranch. 80
miles from Mexico CITY, and the boy
was released on Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28
Senate Passes Bill 4
to Increase Officer
Force to 18, 600

Washington, July 38.- Without q
record vote the senate today passed
and sent TO the house the administrt-
lion bill authorizing an increase from
$500 to $4,000 In the number OF COM
missioned officers to be retained In
the army this year.
Secretary Baker had urged the in
crease In tho number OF officers 80
that the department could maintain
the special branches OF the service
built up during the war. He also said
many medical Officers IN addition to
those provided In the regular medical
establishment would be necessary
this year to take care OF the sick ana
wounded returned from France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-28

Washington. july as. Mislcd In
their iRvesiigations OF conditions In
McNiro. william Bayard Hale and
Lincoln stoffens m turn misled rresi-
dent Wilson into believing that presi-
dent Curranza was the peoples
champion" tho house rules commit
tee was told today hy william Gates.
an aichacoiogist OF Baltimore. The
committee is holding hearings on a
resolution proposing investigation on
the MeNicnn situation.
Declaring his opinions were based