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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20

conenhagen, Feb. eo.-Spartacau
torccH are homhsrding the town OF
kottorop, IN West9halia with arh.
lery. according a. J.. messasc received
here from Mucuster. Assistance 20 tho
defenders o. Rotterop is being sent
from Muenster, the message adds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20
Carter and Blanchard Believe Gov
ernment Dictatorship Would
Hamper Building Of New Lines
In State.
FEDERAL LAND LAWS ARE
URGED IN NEW MEMORIAL
Herbert Of Chaves Presents Peti.
tion Requesting Passing of Leg.
islation for Improvement Of
Tracts for Soldiers.

SFnta We. y. ~ Ven 20 'hltfs
uon tn the announced intention of The
government 10 retain control ot tho
railroads for u furthcr period ~ N'n
years ia voiced NJ Joint resolution
introduced in the house of roprcscn-
iatlVrr ON "Wednesday after noon by \,
o. tnrfrf lf SoC0rro county nnd Nm.
o.. blanchard of Lincoln county
The objection h based on the clnim
that government dirccturship would
hamper the building uf now flii-
ruads and would therefore rotnrd the
progress OF New Mexico. The rur-
of mont policy hos been 90 uhtihgs
and abolish the rghis of tno states
be- the matter of rate regulation Hnd
ihe resolution urges that THIS should
he stopped since The railroad needs
of New MeAico demand that promoi-
DrH should De- assured prufitH pfnpuf-
uonntc 20 tho risks involved. u nsks
that the senators and representatives.
nf the state In congress- should Wotk
against government control Tor the
five year period and should sock 20
have the ruto regulation power con-
tuutd with the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20
Clcmenceau's Chief Clerk Quoted
as Admitting Gravity Of Wounds
Received at Hands Of An.
Archist.
OTHER REPORTS, HOWEVER,
ARE MORE ENCOURAGING
Lifelong Abstinanoe From Alec.
holic Liquors, No Smoking, and
Careful Rule Of Living may Pull
Statesman Through.


. Paris. Fch -H The bullet
. which wounded Premier tlomon.
. D,Bu penetrated hr lunrs. b.
. was rptrlI,I Uy thr official
. statement Is.u,d shortly after
. noon tUlHN
q Tho radio examination ~
. Premier Hlrm,UHrIu wound u
Is stated Uu good sufnufIo
. showed tnff tnr bullet bad iudr
. ci un top uf th, premiere right
. lung aud that thr iuur had been
q touched if f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20

Guy VI lirfNtfi OF 'NANfA ihhWiR
introduced house Joint memorial NJ.
a. requesting the passage hy congress
of Legislation for the Improvement ~
public lands fni the benefit If do
CHARGED anilifrH ana Hailors, tn"
ms mortal nssorts that there are largo
areas OF arid an1 ln the state which
are susceptible of development for
stock and agricultural purpose only
through the drilling OF wells and tuU
erection uf improvements whir1 900
beyond tine mruuH oi the ordinary dts
rhnrscd soldier ur sailor n aHhf
that legislation hU enacted whereby
The federal government Nill dUW
wells nnd make such Improvement
uu arr needed for discharged soldiers
ui sailors settling on Now M.hi'o
lands under stock raising ur homo
at'ud laws.
Speaker sodillo PROPOSED in a. a..
ggs sumH change in the act ttlufiiH
20 elections and th method Of mark -
ing the ballot n provides methods
of counting ballots when the cloctCr
has not voted straight ticket nud
rc-,nacia ports ot tho old pro'edurv
sharp Hanson proposed hill rhh ns
th, SALARY of the state mine inspector
lrum $4,000 90 s3.hou q year.
iy bili introduced hy iudTr
BARNES H department of historical
arr,.ro would hp established hY th
mussum uf Sew McNcn. The gov
,rrm,ut lH empowered TO appoint u
state historian to collect aud preserve
ufpps. manuscripts. books, ancient
documents and tho like The state
historian may also deliver before tho
higher institutions of learning lee.
turoH upon tho civil. political and
military hiHtuf, uf the state ana may
solicit and receive contributions fpf
carrying uu the work of his office.
Would Iirpcai i,oad Law.
4 hill introduced hY liurH ana
CLANCY would repeal the uld law an.
der which the state highway com
mission operates ana would proNid.
instead thut the state highway en-.
nIur,r would hr appointed Tor tvu
ksar trfW hy thc governor and that
tho two members would also be- APP
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20

question had already been taken aud
TIE prospect seemed good Tor tho DO
cisiun upon an efficient procedure
that would secure results within "a
short time from an tho conference
CON omissions. permitting the early
drafting ~ the essentials of the peace
treaty perhaps by the time % lreai.
dent Wilson's return from America.
Although deprived through Prem
lcr tlpmcurouuH absence, uf the
French point of view. the confefees
u is understood. reached an agree
ment that viii materially advance n
procedure ~ tho conference and nIl
ten the conclusion ~ peace. Mufh
however. D. stili dependent on NJ.
'icmenceau and French opinion gen
Ufally. set the Indications are that the
cooperation will become general 70
this end.
Emilo Cuiiin. who today attempted
% usHassinate ifemlfr ClemenCcau.
was taken 20 SHnte prison tonight An
examination ~ the automobile ln
which the premier was riding when
he WIS fired upon showed seven dis
tnct bullet MARKS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-20

London. Feb. 20--The peace con-
ference at Paris has decided 10 ad-
lourn ua u result uf the attack On
Premier tlemonrcau. says an EN-
change Telegraph dispatch from Par
is this morning There will be- no
session of the conference today. the
message adds
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Torfparer ''Naaaren'".

5 Inlebnin9 Sbos. Ioes @ebemmeIie
al Gluten" eller rettere iagt "NaIaren"
| "Foiten" al Abe NpriI ian Oct p1rs
paa lin Ylaos at 10 ben rorite "Mallare"
/ SorIpar. Seq pil giere ben gemerts
ming, at ben Sppe SIuif. ban nntpoer
til og fortlarer, er Ioples baaoc borgers
Zig og m%oralit, % be fan bel finbes
men Oct er / @e9elen iusen rete "SIuif".
men 0enoer % Sagbripere, iom orbciber
iummen meo Sluifen. S~teriteparteu al
DC Gete InlGgsurbeibere er oplpite %
Ionlpoige @tenneiter, Tom reipetterer 2or
og Het lor andre Ienneifer pad bullet
Tom belit Steo DC fommer. 3 en- Getc
"Malare" oil man finbe en- trp o.
"renbdre" aamerat til ale Sioer. 90
ligeIebes, bpis nan paa Neiier / Norge
betrdgter ale De St%irringer % Suns
heller. Tom finbes Ser, bill b~pemiombeIit
faa ct Snbblif / MallarenS baaroe %
me9et at Sioen lipSiarIise Nrbeibe.
"Sbi Snnen ben zig ibineer Ianss Sisen
9iennem 6ieIb,
igiennem bpbe Sale. / 81 oa Battlefield.
EcrrTnct er beipTrlie, bpor @nnen l1gs
ees M.
og foiter 2ip % 2cnn,er for manger
Irbeiosn,aro."
Oscar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

for en- ilig Croning, ion biSner oeiuie
YIan ingcn SiIllutning hos Dem ion,
CT tierht meb NfitnnSen oioub og Spor-
po9rsIirierne / Rinneapolis - DC iins
Der Vloncn mtuli9. Nen at Seminas
riets VDaninGer piloc barre irrbeles
9obt e9net til iFi9t @rlig er ~iittert. ga,
re Oct itoo poa en- anoen EIaosi
Su ipsr tanife ON &c iom M bar
pooet at gda ipei uteb ct MT 5iItag err
iter!e Eengen1uh. Ma 49, set er nit
bare imaat meo BET - for DC fleltes
gebtommenbe idlfuIo. @en Gomiteen
bar life tGntt at oen aleuc Nal rciie no,
oct Wisiionsboiel. Zen tGn.er Inureit
milig at gaa igdng nreo at lGIge Attier
% iptte Den cn.elte 2ftie lad Iapt at
ogiaa aIminocIi9e "Smaa'oi" fan barre
meh.
3pnO eIers FIduen og Spgnpen for
CT 0~hsllonSbotcI angodr iad er oei oen.
nc Sang life uGrmlere Seili9beo til at
libreoe oct. Wien Oct or i~ittert, at oct or
meo oenne Wioiionsopgnue iom meo aIle
andre. Den maa iortlares % uoreoes ON
son itnI iuhic bporfor netpp CT ili0t
0pteI ltal bore nsooenoig.
Siol BET IgtieS?
vi buGber BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
ct mt SiItda. SfaI oct IuffeS ?

Ser or Ct mt [iltoR III i %irtioms
beo FOR at fuo Ct uorit Iutbcrit Wiss
%ltou@botcl / minneapolis.
Scr bar orrct SiItug iey. men set
ltGnoict ~ al I,trc @uuuoe. Nl
tror &utcrtoicreoe Ncriorcr at ret or
oCrN a! 0irre ct mt Eoriel.
Euitc; on CT uorit Nioiion5botcI bar
lunRe !lNAct title sicmt bnS enteItc
bIouat o5, 0teu NJ maattc boIoc set
iuoe hos o9 icIo ION Ell NOT mdu
Glcrc mcN ldu mnrr1c Zuiter.
Ser var 10 iou mango andre Sing
iom opto3 soils Siuo. % hnpoc Nr0p
goa %%cn8cuolr8 - inn bptm pIIoe ocI
Iutercsicrc ig ior rogct 'IiBt ionI ct 0oe
tel. icio ON set ihIIoe hare set nltre
Naou "Qh5iion@hottI"
C8 ~arl89aarene logoc itIuirlGelig eli
EUmpcy pOd octte iom ouo megct auoet.
&Rcn GWict bar lcoct. - q III IN
uee aet uir!e.iQ. iom ON set pau en-
Sld82 uiprlia % muiooeIbar MoaNe
bar iia0et ueo hos mango, ia0 N~yciter
oN andre iom Dor uocnom Niuuca9os
lis or begpuot at iiripe % tale oerom.
C9 "2u;beraueren" bar pjit Sd9cu on
mertiombeo. Sette 9iper loo0b. Set
CT M MI BELT sc iom Dor noeuom ion,
i!uIoe hooe meit SutcrcSie az ~ iaa CT
uorit ,riiteIig 0iem at DO / raar DC itaI
til Soilinpbrcrre.
IN Der qIsreS oItiaa MI Ct mt
[iIta9. "Sol.et$ Bel" notwithstanding.
iom tioIigcre aiorNe en- ~SilifuuSelie iii
e. i!iat SoretaBeuee bar iBieu optasei
Sauicu % tat Ell Aomite / %ir!ipnbeo.
"a oeune &omite or beppuot ar arbeioe.
Gen bar ioreIsbis organiieret iig ionr
ArbeiNs.ouliie ulee Yaitor y. .. Sill
Nabl iom Soruano. n9o @uitap gioe
Tom Scirctrr % 2Piis Yetriue Sborier
iom Na5ierer.
Senuc Aostite bar oaIgt 10 Cubic
miieer Ell Ill ar forne llotait Ill
NorporotiouSarti,Ier. "Noultinttion" %
&epIer On zen auNeu nj at uuoeri@c
boor e. pGsieuoe aus tan fiuNes erter
I'll N tlsbe eIer leie.
~~Sutheruneren~ bar Gil ,Nloienoel
forellaaet al bet tioIisere Seminar bel
3amIiue bIlr taset / Srus iom Mis'
iiousbote!. @Ren ielo ON Der ira Sam'
! flmoets She Inlet piIoe Uere ipeier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Mehnttrrl

&r. Hebntterl
SCR icG bcot en- YlaSS for no9le tna
Orb / Scre5 rrcoc @lup, cftcrIpm Del
CT iaameoen QurIlmhci dn9oaenoe Apin'
pens Stcrmerct. &rorior 'inl " bore
iaa iornlcr,coe ! oenne Sag? vi gaar
tiIboae til S.abcIicns Mpraen, ea @no
itobtc babe Wauo % Apinne ri az Ia
pare paa Soroeu % apinSen blep lot lel
ionl Nanben3 &irIper. San bn9geoe 70
Npinoen af Noams 8ibben, % ban 'a9oe,
at SC 70 iiuIoc prre ct alco. 9erreu
bar 9ipet oS 10 Srneer. ~. VI: Den
hsire briiecr III iou @eseI ferit. I Snm'
m~enlioniug mcN 1annen. zen pen'tre
SnanS bril0eS til at birIpe ben hstre
mcb. Soa fan iee iann1enligne Nolnoer
mee zen. CT Ser M nosen lna 'log. at
ban ter ii, at SEN penitrc Sadnh % Urn
tile bar Iiecioa tore S%orerineer III On
9cscn,e ION oiu bsire? %rr laa oenlIa
at bcpiic Set. Scnlis billet ira
On Nhonucnt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
@uIotrUuup

Seneae Sen 1Sbe Nai feireoe Mr. %
Nsrs. @aul SieIitao lit @ulSbrpuilp
Seres @sru o~perraifebe Dem rep CT
@ape rna $50 / Sub iamt andre Ere'
~ieutsr. Sc moStos oeiaa @rere % sele'
aranmer fra SIrst % Senner mep spt'
cu'iuin9er.
9lr. ~ Mrs. NieIiras n~opanorene frc
Norge i 1869 % Tom til Noe! Trnirie
Wis. bpor Sc bIep aiite famine War a
Yaitor Claus @aseIsien. Sc IiptieSe n
South Sa,ota / 1888. % men DC dnor'
Yionerer iatte iis nec paa Ct Sonte'teas
/ Gcsinstpn 9ountp, bpor DC enenn ta'
tit Siem. Sc bar bart 10 Bern. . @rt'
ter % 5 Bigger. 0ain 9 al Yiserne leuer
nem,lis Trs. s. 8. Sopale, Watertofrr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
AtrRert9e VpRe6er.


teuoent % pcoblep mtcb bette Irbeiot
til FIN Teo. Sans &uitru par er
pirfiom glrbciber / abinbeforeningen
Spnoao Den Ace W3ai bIep bette
Winou inopict al WcnigbebenS Vreit
@inbuet or ell @dpe ira fslgcno(
Born % @ernebsrn al sc aios6c Fir,
fcliQc Tioncrcr: WrS. Seer Z.
Stremme, MrS. 6. @. 2opic, @rS.
%. 6eroe, MrS. 6. 8. @eit, WrS.
Sranf Sieberi, ole 3etre al bei
nGplltc &poerspar. @n 9uttcrbnttcr,
OfrS. Rlitb Sommen Soefpb, repro
i%cutcrtc lin aiosoe Nor. Eroi. :. &.
OIlou % DIR. &. .. Hi,eo repro
i~cnterte line oioeoc Silitrucr, be9gc
0stre al nrpnte s@gtepor, bpis
Wtinbe blep bGoret paa herue i%fienne
Wfaaoe.
- Oates areoS'S Vaitoraliorenino
boIot fit Taarmobc 2Sbc OF 29oe
Ipril / 0iSbon, q. 0nf., @aIt. 8. 81.
SoiitnbS aolo. Wsoct bcgpnbtc meo
Inoogt, lebet al Toitor z. 6. Tborc-
len. 6ormano s. Q. 0lbiSofer og
Vrof. s. 81. Nasgoorb, YrTiioent Tor
0oncoroin College, toa Gel / Wsoct
Den isrite DAG. Bnit. 81. 2apif inb.
lebeoe @entaet "@GffelieS. % Opera.
gelieS ariitenoom". VrGiiocnt Mas
9aaro taltc ON Goncorbia Colleges
Sno'omling al ct "Gnoommeni
Slino", Ii9eiaa Soptono 9lpiSafer.
Taitornlioreninaen beililttebe, Of Sen
"onerfIenoer Sen ioreitaoeuoc Sno-
iamlina iii Goncoroin College Col
oierS' onb SailorS' WenlorioI On.
bopment Sino". Rpitc Webe bol.
oeS engona / SlItuingen al October
| 6iantore Mcnigbcb, beticnt al Yait.
@auita6. Observation-Disclosures:
6oreorag om @uolutionen al Taitor
8. Berger; Samtdlc ON 0cn ieritc
Nrtifcl. @cgQe Nitcncr bolotcS Weoc
meb Menigbcoen. De tilrciienoe
VreIter tolte.
Nonrmeoet al SoiSton SreoS
al Gen Iltbcrifc 6rifirfe oiboIotcS
ira 46e til Ste Npril / aabccono
&ollep Wcnighcb, Naporte, Wtimt,.
Nait. 8. y. @rombo8 &nl0, og oab
ncocS meo VrUNifcn al Yoitor u. s.
HGgclan0. San toN Tom Cert Mott.
26, 3O-il % itil0rcoe Sen liocnbc
&ciuS iom set itorc Souino5oIicr
Nne areoienS Yreitcr bar tiliicbe oco
@eannoellen al Msoct. Won inpneoe
ooQ Bait, &ieImclonb, Tom oIlcrcoc
unr tililpttct lit me &olb / Ncpfolocn,
gtlm, og SmearL % berior tilberte
(bicr Hloer Sails &rcb&. Tait. Nicl.
mclanO& iorrige Nirfcielt, Wiuplebop.
Goloct, er cn6nu oofont. Get op,
itlueoe Gnme blep poa Ell flor oq
bicrtelig Wtauoe in6lcoct al Tolt.
Geo. 2nrien. Otter SnblcbninQStolen
iortldttc@ Snnntalcn lt0en LANCE Mels
lcntrun, Sen enc ScSlion otter Sen
onocn. Nco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iprn
bIcu boIbt &erbaQ Gitermiooag. lore
loa %%nobn0cIicr ira fire Mcnighcoer.
Get bIep bcllllttct at taNe imoo Snos
bnocl'cn ira Summarized % @cthaniu
WcniQbe0cr. Hnit. &eQclunn3 aolo.
Naltor George Nelion blcp palNt til
at nobnc mcO ErUoifcn; Hnitor Nor
tcricn til at inblcoc Samtolecnnct /
ocn enc Wicuiqbc0 og Noitor @rontbo
/ Sen nn0clt. ScfrctUrcn blco pao.
I0gt at icn0c Ell Nilleu til Haitor
NiclGnclon0 Tor at taffe ham Tor Qoot
Snnlptrtc % enltc ham tiIlptfc / hans
me &irfciclt. Spnbog IormiooaQ
boloteS @uo&ticneite meo YrUoifcn
al No'tor Mortcnien. Oiicr optoacS
til arcoicn2 &o8ic. Sm Gitcrmio.
0oAen par Ser NabpcrGorg. mc0 Solc
al Naitor @ariou. Get enoclifc Spro0
brlIdtc3 ior oct mcitc ue0 iioite Sca,
lion Al Wtooct. 81 pelepct SanQtor
mlocr Nroi. Sue3ruo@ St0cIic lana
Here 0tlu1rre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Q. Saf., 90 Rrs. 80. s. aaaia. On al
8utterne, Clans, Dor / Gait, Canada.
og fltnoe lite bore tilTtebe peo 5eitlies
beoerne. 9e andre @utter Dor / H9rs
beoe naf fine SorGIores Sarm.
We9ge oe ganlIe er enbnu raife %
rsrigc 90 taaer bier Sag bare paa fit
SteI.
Ser er c9iaa 8 gernebsrn pg ct gars
nebarnsbarn. e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Morgcm % Mftenanoagt

gu Spbpggeliesbog til CODE, reoe.
Iioe ariitnes SpbpggeIie. Suf %
Souae tiaisereo ii,inscnoe anooster
nper uopaIgte @ibcliprog. Ielobien
or onoipet for bper Gang. On aibolot
10 biaia STANDARDIZATION. S~nbebol.
Ser 100 Siber, eobt i~nbbunbet. Gris
zoe eIler iom Irpmiebog meo $50.
fen" ct Star for flln $1.T.
B. PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
45be Maracns.

Gil &uniaImen'!" itob
Der % peo Siben al en- p9loig
Tll, Iom pegte moo - "guffeaI.
men,!
Mltiaa ct formeIist aomplot, ct
georageri, Ell 69loe, lom pIanmes.
Jig bar opidt for De iremmebe, ct
fallft Spor, man bapoe Ioffet Dem
mo paa! 90 til ct iaaoant faIift
Spill babe Soni funnel rpffe Soan-
Oet? Sertil baooe ban biulpet i'm
Spigerinoe! Sor at + I'M itoo bag,
Oct bar i~iffert, Iiseiaa imiffert, iom at
Soni baooe fin Soaiio mco / Spill.
let! Wen bun ifuloe gisre op meo
Dem, og iIGr meo barl, ct funoe ban
ltole paa. Saa ale Sc fremmebe %
Sprolerne ocroppe bertc oct, piIoe
bun lige barn, bDao ban bar for en-
Sum fullbe life tGnfe piocre. Som
en- Silofat for bun opoper Seicn til
SpigerinoenS Spite, op til gllmer,
til Seitiubelen oerpppe.
Ssiere % beiere lgo Sen imoo
benbe.
Nu itoo bum / Sfogbrpnct bag ct
SrG, iaalebcs iom bum bape tpnft
Jig, at 2oni ifulOe babe itaaet =
og iaa poa bcn lpitise Scenc. Srcrn.
meoc og inbfeOte lao %iornsiet Iam-
men eaer ipang Jig / Damien paa
Dem npllg Ianmeltemrcoe 9anie-
plabS, bpor Wliiifen neoe fra 9pen
ipiaeoe.
Get par enonu beore oronet Der
emo paa "&unialmen".
Nu ipang ser Jig ct Yar iorbi igien
= Den ullge Tige fit ct Stif / Sier.
tct; oct bar Soni iom banleoe Ser!
Sun illffebe uoiIfaarlig.
"Soni", mumleoe bun.
"SSa, set er Soni", Iagoe Ell Steln.
ne peb Chen al be,oe.
Sun iaa Jig ON % iplang i gle.
bliffet tiIbage.
gu -" Iagoe bum trltclloe.
"Sa ie9", Iagbc Sen utgc gonbe.
fone rolig. Seq pioite, at ou, bpis
on birfelig bulot al BAN, piloc foln.
NE for at beoe ON SorlabeIle for biit
GrooS. Serfor bar ieg iaoet iitano
alt bette Speftafel, iom ieg ellers
life pnocr at bare ber paa alnleu.
Wten MI piloe ieg cnoclig bringe
cber ianmcn og bsie BIT trobiige
Sooeo. 8uni, oct CT cnonu 3io,
men on ma gribe til, fer set err for
TENT, ellers fllnbe oet nof b9noe, at
ou belle BIT 2ip igienrem fom til at
itaa %nbenfor % gleoe oig eller Ger.
gre Dig oper andres 2pffe!"
9llni bar blepet iaa nnberlig it'll.
le, % set bar i Ell oempet Gone DC
TO fortiatte Santtalen.
Toni, Iom unber 0anien itabig
bapoe feet fig ON, fsIte pllibIelig en-
Saanb poa i'm Sfuloer. San iaa
Jig ON og meote Sni9erinbens @lif.
"9u", Iogoe oen ilnge Some Iagte,
"bun penter Dig bag Sptten."
Com ct Qpn bar ban oeruoe.
"9uni, &uni, er oct pirfelig oig?"
jubleOe ban.
90 en- aft anoet eno trooiig Gone
fpm Sparet:
"SSa, oct er mig, Cont" Son iaa
benrpft poa benoe. Slrn fit neppe
Sio til at famine: "TGr life preb.
forbi -" Iao boooe ban benoe ale.
rebe / fine slrme % fps leoe beiloe =
en-, to, tire Gauge i ct ganoeorGt.
90 MI blcp ser e, rigtig 6pr.
lopeliesielt / M%lmbptten. Ser bleu
irnget, oonlet % Joliet llig, at Sem.
ierne flpgteoe, % De gonle TieIoaan-
Ser oppc peo oen cpige Sne beicoe Jig
irem opcr Sstafferne for at ie, bpab
oct Dog bar be inlaa opoelige oerne-
So ,,or Zoo nloNo fnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

sSsnss"p euere naeutes e. penS admls
0bcnnerfer. eer'cr Tan 81 filhp faa prretfuios
grrmier III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

Moncrieff, Warren, Paterson & Co.
The Hamilton coal land is in the
Scottish fields and the written evi-
dence showed that it consists Of
$4,000 acres.
The average annual output for
ten years, beginning Whitsunday,
1908, was 4,272,737 tons, and the
average annual income from royal
ties, known as lordships, was
s113,793. There were other lord
ships that increased the annual in
come by s3,195, making the total
income s116,988.
Mr. Smillie undertook the cross
examination.
Mr.. Smillic-On the Duke of Hamil-
tons estate there had been living very
large number Of miners and their
families, who had lived there for from
forty to fifty years, who were kept
on the verge of starvation. We are
now asking for the confiscation, or the
taking over either by compensation or
payment, of the royalty rents. We
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five and six per apartment?-I cannot
say.
DO you doubt my statement ?-1 don't.
The Duke Of Hamilton's income from
royalty rents would be small if the
miners on the Hamilton estate were
not working? There would be no roy
alties then ?-I should think not.
Consequently, the present duke, and
the other dukes before, never contrib
uted personally anything at all to their
income from royalties ?--It was their
property; they contributed their prop
erty.
Supposing he owned the coal, do you
think it would be unjust that he should
live in Hamilton Palace, and attend the
Riviera and the racccourse, drawing a
shilling ton for every ton produced by
the miners, while the miners, who are
risking their lives, get less than q
shilling a ton for hewing the coal
Would that be manifestly unfair ?-If
the duke did not own the coal it would
be unjust.
Do you think it would be unjust
supposing he owned the coal, to be get
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in the operations against the Czecho-
Slovaks.
The change in the government
personnel was consummated on June
"a. On the same day, it would ap-
pear from Vienna dispatches pub
lished in the British and American
newspapers, counter revolutionary
coup was staged in Budapest by
group Of military officers, cadets
and sailors the latter belonging TO
the crew of three Danube monitors
stationed at the naval yard north Of
the capital. For several days fight
ing ragged in the streets, the guns
of Danubian craft participating, but
at last the rebels were downed and
q number of counter revolutionary
officers, as we'll as forty cadets Of
the Ludovica Academy, the West
Point of Hungary, were summarily
executed, the protests of the Italian
envoy notwithstanding.
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The Passing OF Carbai

The correspondent of the "Vos-
sische Zeitung" conceives the
change as personal triumph for
Bella Kun. The canning of the ex-
tremely popular Garbai, who had
been the first president of the Soviet
republic, is explained as the re-
suit of his intimate relations with
Ernest Garami, another moderate
Socialist leader, who had been Min-
ister of Commerce in Count Ka-
rolyl's government, and who, on the
seizure of power by the combined
forces Of the left wing of Social
Democrats and the Communists.
threw in his lot with the anti-Bol-
shevistic efaigres and went west to
Vienna. Recently he was reported
active III Switzerland, and the cor
respondent of the "Voasische lei
tung" thinks that rumors relating
to these activities were responsible
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ting is. per ton for every ton produced
while the miners risked their lives and
were getting less than Is. per ton 1T
would not be.
Do you reserve the right to extract
minerals from under houses, for which
you grant feu, without compensating
for the damage done THAT is so.
Did the late duke and the present
duke grant in hundreds of cases feus
to working men who put their life saw
ings into the erection of houses, which
were afterward wrecked by the ex-
traction Of the minerals from under
them ?-I think large number of feus
were granted to different people, but
not to hundreds of workingmen.
But the duke claims the right to re-
move the minerals from under houses,
and so wreck them, without paying
compensation Pit is matter of de-
liberate bargain.
DO you justify a position of that
kind II do not see any reason why
people should not be left free to use
their own judgment under proper
advice.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
Bella Kun Weathers
Another Crisis in
Hungary

for his friend Garbai's removs,
AS to the other eliminated Socia,
Democrats, Sigismund Kunfi, a for.
mer college teacher and journalist
was regarded already before the
war one of the intellectual leaders
of Hungarian Socialism. DR.. Zoltan
Ronay, one of the foremost Hun.
garian sociologists and statisticians
belongs to the Extreme Right. or
bourgeois radical, wing of Socialism.
Besides the dropping out of Presi.
dent Garbai the most surprising
feature Of the reorganization was
the passing of William Boehm. the
former Commissary of War. Boehm.
an old-time Social Democrat, vas
one of the meteoric personalities of
the revolutionary Hungary. Origi-
nally plain worker, electrician bv
trade, Boehm had been one of the
chief organizers Of the military re-
volt which on October 30-3l last
overthrow the Hapsburg regime and
made the proclamation of the Hun
garian Republic possible. In a way,
Boehm developed into a sort of Hun
garian Noske, except that he gravi-
tated toward the Left and not the
Right. After the establishment Of
Soviet rule Re made himself con-
spicuous as a military commander