davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
POLOzAJ v MEHIKI.
Moe mehiSkih vstaSev z vsakim
dnem naraSca
Ell Paso, Texas, 9. junija.

Ell Paso, Texas, 9. junija. =
Neki kurir, ki je dospel V Jaurez
danes popoldne IL Villa Ahuma-
da, oddaljena 04 mill proti jugu,
je prinesel porocilo mocnih ce-
tab rebelov, ki so taml1aj zbrane
pod poveljstvom generala Felipe
Angelesa.
Kmalu po prihodu mehiSkega
kurirja so p1fceli ameriSki trgovci
in premoznejsi Mehikanci prepe-
ljavati svojo premicnino in vred-
nosti preko reke. Sc pred osmo
uro zvecer je nastalo vznemirjenje
splosno.
Poroeila naznanjajo bojih V
Terri Blanci, postaji ma mehiski
centralni zeleznici, petnajst mill
cd meje. Skupina regularnih voja-
kov, sestojeca IL osemdeset moz,
je sla danes zjutraj pod powell
stvom nekega porocnika V smeri
prot Terri Blanci, toda Sc do
zdaj Sc nj vrnila. V Juarezu vlada
splosno mnenje, da je ia skupina
dezertirala k rebelom.
Tisti, Xxi simpatirajo Villom,
odkrito prerokujejo, ola bo Juarez
napaden preden bo napocilo jutro
ter da Sc bo federana posadka
podala brez boja.
Washington, D. C., 9. junija. -
Rebelno gibanje V juzni Mehiki,
zlasti V okrajih Isthmus in Tehu-
antepec zeleznice narasca, kakor
naznanjajo danasnja porocila IL
Mexico City.
Yes promet ma zeleznici med
Vera Crrlzom in Tierro Blanco Je
bill prekinjen takoj naslednji dan
|nato, ko je bill rmorjen general
Danny, vodja federalnih Get. Re-
bell so napadi tudi mesto Medel-
lin, Xxi lei okoli 25 mill cd Vera
Cruza.
Uradno porocilo, ki je dospelo v
Mexico City pravi, da Stevilo u
pornikov Y vsa1im dnem narasca
in da tie bande napadaJo vsako
mesto V dezeli.
ZelezniSka zveza med Tampico
in Monterey je bila prerezana IN
proga razdrta.
General Cabell, poveljnik ame-
riskega juznega departmental ma
mehiSki meji, je danes V posebnem
poroeilu vojnem departmental ma
znanil, naj me- posilja v tenn easu
nikakih ojacenj ma mejo. Cete, kl
so sedaj pod njegovim powell
stvom, nadaljuje porocilo amerl-
skega generala, so dovolj stevilne
"a sedanje razmere.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
CUDEN DoGoDEK.

New York, N. Y, 6. junija. =
Albert Jensen in Frank Upton
sta bila skupaj pri 118. polku a
meriske armade, skupaj sta Sc bo-
rila, skupaj bila ranjena. VceraJ
ie Frank Upton korakal V New
Yorku po Central parku, ko je O.
pail roparja, ki je hitel IL neke
bise z ukradenimi Stvarmi. Upton
je potem, ko je Ozdravel cd ran,
postal policist V New Yorku. Poll
cist je prijel roparja in spoznal je
v MEM svojega prijatelja Frank
|Jensena, S katerim sta Sc SkupaJ
|borila. Tezko, tOda sigurnO je po-
|s;eist vseeno aretiral nekdanjega
|tovarisa.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
NAzNAN1Lo.

Nasim cenjenim naroenikom in
somisljenikom naznanjamo, da po-
tuje no drzavi Pennsylvania "a
list Glas Svabode mas potovalni
zastopnik Anton Jankovic. JAN
kovic je pooblascen 1abirati ma
rocnino "a mas list, in ga rojakom
topic priporocamo.
Ko bo opravil svoj posel v Penn
sylvaniji, bo odsel v West Virgil
milo. Prosimo tudi tamosnje ro-
jake, da mu gredo povsod ma roko.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
CELoVEC JUGoSLOVANSKL = NEVTRALNA IONA MED JU
GoSLoVANI IN AVSTRIJCL = CLEMENCEAU
SVARI OGRE

Geneva Svca juna Poro6la h dOSpea danes semkaJ
naznaniao a e med Avstje in ugosOvani podpano pre-
mirje Zadn teden porOae bzojavke vaz
Koroke Preme e pOdpsao nao ko so JugoSoVaSke
eete okupirale kraj ZoOlfeld. .
Re6eno e da kra Celovc Roseg in Vekovec Propgen
ugosavi do6m bill dan ST. Yd Beak in trbska zeezea AV
strjcem PogO prema dooajo da mora b med crtama So
vranih Get nevtrana zona, Siroka deset kilometrov
Pari Franca g. junija = Premier Clemeneeau preoSeo
mirovne konference e brzoav og yad ola moaJo VS na
okh Get ma 6e ete penehat naznanja neka brojav
ka Dunaja slua Ogrska ada ne bo ozaa ma to sVa
ro bodo in MIN prdruzene Wade prlsne PodVze
seksremne odredbe napram Og da ustavjO SovraznoSt
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
DRAMA MA ULICI.

Saginaw, Mich. = 25-letni AL
bert Moses je ustrelil svojo sopro,
90 Beatrice ma ulici, ko jo je ma
sci V spremstvu 24-letnega Hamid
Ehmida. Oddal je tudi strel ma
spremljevalca njegoye zene, ki ga
je lie opaSno ranil. Pc izvrSenem
mOru je oddal strel proti sebi In
81 prizadel tako nevarno ranO, da
zdravniki dvomijo, da okreva.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
sENAT V PosEsTI MIROVNE
POGODBE.
Pogodba DO publicirana.
Pise Frazier Hunt.
washington, D. c., 9. .iuniia. :


PoroGevalec chikaSkega lista
"Tribune" Sc je Vrnil V Zdruzene
drzave in je prinesel sabo kopi-
jo mirovne pogodbe. Ia kopija je
bila predana ameriSkemu senatu,
nakar je bila po vrocem in dolgo-
trajajocem besednem boju natis-
njena V Congressional Recordu'
Senator Borah Cd urada vna-
njih zvez, je predal senatu kopijo
miroyne pogodbe, nakar je I'VE
del BOZ "a memo priobcitev.
Senatorji, Glani demokraticne
stranke, so Sc YES dan prepirali,
ker so hoteli prepreciti, ola bi Sc
ia pogodba natis1ila.
Po vrocem besednem boju so bi-
le administracijske sile porazene
in ponoci so dobili vadni stavci
kopijo mirovne pogodbe, da jo
natisnejo "a Congressional Re
cord". Senatorji so volili Al
proti "a glasovom "a publikacijo
pogodbe.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
NOV vISINSKI REKoRD.

Pariz, Francija. = Francoski a
vijatik poro6nik Cassale je dose
gel nedeljo nov visinski rekord
S svojim letalom. Dvignil Sc je
$500 metrov (31, ,168 cevljev). S
tenn poletom je pobil dosedanji
rekord, XII je znasal 1000 eevljey.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10

Chicago, Ill. V njegovem sta
novanju ma 1923 West Taylor St.,
so 1aSli obeSenega 30-letnega kro-
jaGa Filipa Mameira. Domneva Sc,
da je izvrsil to dejanje V obupu
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
Kako je dobila Tribuna kopijo

Porocevalec Tribune opisuje
kako je dobil kopijo mirovnih po-
gojev. Pred dvema tednoma sem
bill ia potu skozi Pariz. Tamkaj
sem tudi dobil cd legitimnih kro-
gov originalno kopijo mirovne po-
godbe.
Dne 26. maja sem odSel IL Pari-
"a V Brest in tamkaj sem Sc dine
20, maja vkrcal ma parnik, $ kate
rim sem dospel dine Z. juniJa V
New York. Naslednjega jutra sem
dospel V Chicago, kjer sem izrocil
drageceni document izdajateljem
Tribune.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
. Prenirje med Avstrijo
in Jugoslavijo.

at Chicago Illinois, June lOfh
1919, as required by he of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
Moo ogrskih boljsevikov
naraSCa.

with the Chicago Illinois June 10th,
1919, az required by Act of October
Glas svobode., 1919-06-10
Wilson Sc naT0eraVa
vrniti tekorn dveh
tednOv.

True translation Chicago Illinois, June I
1919 as required by the Act o October 9th 1917.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
Luna de Illiere.
pOvESTIRE ORIGINALA.
De: Iosif G. Comsa.
De: Iosif G.. Co,nsa.
1NTRODTCERE.

Povestirea de fata nu nici
decit pentru critici de o cri-
tica. Critici de care All Ameri-
ca pima.
Ea nu este compusa pentru ia
miliile cu moral. nici pentru pa
tura de oameni aristocrati. Ea e.
ste scrisa 81 compusa in limba
poporala de unul din popor. Ea
este scrisa pentru tinerimea din
popor de amindoua sexurile. Pc
care cetindu7O yOr putea mai Ii
sor sa evitc raul Gle la radacinh.
81 nu ola loc la alta povestire
de felul acesteia.
Tinerimea romina de Obiceiu
nu crede mimic din aceea ce spu-
he unul Gu eXeperienta. Numal
atunci crede cind Sc lOveste GU
capul in gard.
Atuncl e tlrZiu, dar IN Schlmb
atunci pot da un STAT altora. i'll
tocmai ca 81 mine. 81 in fine ed
este scrisa pentru D-soara Elena
din Ardeal care eXista azi\ pc
Upldeva. sperind ca acum' GU apa-
rita acestei povestirr va ii salts
fdcutH, stiind trecutul pc care il
dorea. Acum ramln GU sperant,
vaga ca att dlnsa. cit 81 cetitorii
acestei povestiri, vor da o mica
atcntle compatimitoare lui Ale
Xandru. care inertia. lar Lau-
rel, acelei finite parasite. dlspre-
tul 81 toatp ororile lui care sd
cuvine la una de teapa Ell
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Oar spre marea mea nenorocire
atunci era prea tirziu, da prea
tirziu.
III.
Orologiul din perete bathse
patru dupa miezul noptei. Afara
o boare 81 0 ceata rece sc aster-
muse peste koata firea. Din de-
partare, la cite un interval sa a
uzea glasul strident, 81 ascutlt al
unui cocos, care ola semnalul ca
zorile zilei sa aptopie.
lnvitatii plecau rind pc rind,
ducind cu Ell amintiri, ne care
nici odata nu voiu fl in stare de
ale descrie. Oar atunci putin imi
spargeam Ell capul GU de. acestea.
Gindul ca Gle am ramInea odata
numai moi dol, ma facea sa luit
tot. 81 scacra, 81 popa, 81 ciardas,
dind dracrlui tot.
Sperind ca odata ramasi sin,
guri, ma voiu putea infrupta a
tunci in liniste, dupa ostenenliie
81 chinurile pc care lc suferisem
pima atunci. Oar m am inselat
amar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

~ 'N'G3- > \ AtkNtsg - >.'>Ns>es ->Nt
dia dracului, &c mai tablon fri
mos!
Era mutra venerabilei 81 vitol-
rel melc soacre, Gu 0 falca n ceA
81 una n pamint, venea duduind
pamintul dupa moi. 81 cred ca
II am gresit numindu-o mama
smeilor, caci cum ne-a ajuns,
IA 81 infascat de patton 81 ii
sirigat din adincul plaminilor. 81
atunci incepu sa-si toarne veni-
nul ce 0 mistuia. Zicindu-mi: ho-
tule, mi-ai inselat fata, suflet Il
cline ce esti
Oar cu bine vedeam Cd schimo-
nosirilc ei sunt numai o farsA.
Caci ca de abba astepta sd sc
scape cit mai la iutcala de odo-
ru-i de, fata.
Dara eu, tot lam zis GU glas
domol Ell: lasa, lasa. destul acu...
ce dracu, 81 ma munceam sa-mi
solvez paitonul din ghiarale eli,
care il tinea incatusat. Oar in
zadar, ca nu ma slabea GU clanta
nici deceit 81 de patton smucea
del piraiau toate coastele. Sar-
manu- meu patton, suferea 81 Ell
imprcuna Gu mine.
Daca am vazut ca nu-i inca
trau, atunci imi plecai capul in
JOS Gu un aer de suprema dispe-
rare. Din cind in cind cite un
trecatOr sd oprea curios, asculta
citeva vorbe, apoi Isl vedea de
drum.
Imi venea atunci sd dau dra-
cului 81 nunta 81 tot. 81 poatc
ca mai bine faceam.
Gu chiu, GU val ajungem deci
la oficiul starii civile, aici alt
bucluc. sala era tixita de clienti
care venisera 81 asteptau GU a
celas scop ca 81 moi. Am asteptat
o ora pima sd finn si< moi che
matt.
La biserica, popa, nu venise.
mai asteptam 81 dupa el vre-o do
ua ore, 81 la urma tot ell facea
gura> ca de ce am zabovit alta.
Cind m am vazut acasa, mi-am
facut cruce. Zic bine ca s'a is
pravit 81 asta!
Oar acasa alta nevoie, sQacra
la care acum ii trecuse damblaua,
era angajata intr 'un argument
teribil Gu muzicantii. care ne a.
stcptau deja. M 'neaei poftea un
ciardas de acelea vechi de ale hi
Arpad, pc care muzicantii nu-l
putea execute, din sirnpla cauza
ca erau toti ppi de Romin, unul
81 unul.
Eu STAN buinlacit, 81 nedume-
rit de privelistea ce mise fnfd-
tisa, uitindu-ma la soacra Gu 0
privire intrebatoare, 81 dojeni-
toare in acelas timp. Oar sprc
marea mea snrprindere ca nu
mia raspuns nimiea. Era 81
de prisos. ;. caci la citeva zile
in urma aflasem ca fanfllia II
care ma adaogasem 81 ell ca un
vlastar nou, isl avea originea de
la 'bunicul Tuhutum. Frau deei
inruditi ue-abinele eli casa stra
bunului .lor Arpad. Atunci inte-
lesei apriat enigma ell ciardasul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

In sfirSit am ispravit. ne-am
cununat. Oar lasa ca 81 la nunta
pare ca fost un facut sd iasil
t0ate de-a 'ndOasele.
Eu nu sunt un superstitios, nici
M cred in marafcturile babesti
Dar sa va spun, atunci in mOmen.
tcle acelea STAN la indoiala.
In dimineata zilei de cununie
ma scol de timpuriu, lmi prega-
tesc toaleta. 81 asa pc fuga sorb
cupa de cafea si Sterge-O bale
te, ca mireaSa te asteapta. :. Ni:l
nu sunt bine in strada. cind Ia
iuteala scot orogiul din buzunar.
Frau orclc 9 a. m. intirZiasem
o ora intreaga. Atunci dau rcpe-
de sal pun inapoi, dar, sau ca d.
celia a fost semnul meu fatal, ori
ca am fost prea eXacitat gindin-
du-ma la fericirea ce ma asteo-
Ia in bratele, miresei. :. caci a.
tunci orologiul meu a nemerlt
trotuarul. in lOc de buZunar. 81
la moment mi-am ruinat lbietul
orologiu. Nu imi era alta de
paguba. caci vorba rOminului
paguba ca paguba, dar imi placu
cum Sc duse. Oar imi ziceam
hm. :. semn rau. Alexandra. a
furisituI acela de Scaraotchi a 81
inceput sa-si rasuceasca cOdita
in toata afacerea. ST nu m am
inselat in teOria mea. caci am
patit-o prost de tot in urma.
Acum iubite cetitOrule, ascult;l
numai. 81 sunt sigur ca imi vel
da dreptul. In fine dupa 0 aler-
gare de m patrar de ora, am g.
iuns in strada Perilor, la lOcuinta
viitorilor mel socrii.
Soacra tuna 81 fulgera prin
casa, cine nu ar ii cunOscut-o
81 nu lar fl cunoscut tempera-
tura. ar Fl creZut cal mama smeI.
lor din basme, yenind sa-Si raz-
bune cei trei feciori al eli pc care
il ucise Xoinic fnflorit.
Laura, cum am ajuns ma 81
zarit 81 atunci esit afara gaia
de drum 81 haide baiete la cunu
ME. Oar nu parcurgem vre-o do
uazeci de pasi. atunci instinctul
ma indeamna sa-mi arunc privi-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
"Lone Star" Dietz Again
indicted by Grand Jury

Spokane, Wash, June 26.-Wi1-
liam H. (Lone Starr Dietz, former
foot bali coach, was reindicted by
the federal grand jury here Thurs
day on two counts charging false
registration for the draft and falsi-
flying his QUESTIONABLE.
The new indictment charges Dietz
with classifying his QUESTIONABLE in
stating that he was born on the Pine
Ridge Indian reservation in South
Dakota, that he was a full-blooded
Sioux Indian and that he was the
head of motion picture production
company of this city.
The new indictment was returned
less than six hours after a jury in
district court had been discharged
upon its failure to reach a verdict
as to Dietz's guilt under a previous
indictment.
Evidence introduced by the gov
eminent and the defense at Dietz's
trial was to the effect that he was
born at Rice Lake, Wis, of a white
father. The government and de-
Tense disagreed as to the identity
of his mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Naval Appropriation Bill
Finally Passes Senate

Washington, June 26.-The naval
appropriation bill passed the senate
virtually as reported by the senate
committee, and now goes to con-
ference. 1t carries approximately
$644,000,000. an increase of more
than $44,000,000 over the house
total.
The largest increase. made by the
senate over the house measure is
the committee amendment to make
the appropriation for naval avia-
ton, $35,O0O,OOO instead of $l5,0o0,-
900. Next in size is a $l2,000,000
increase for pay, which covers the
senate's provision authorizing an
enlisted strength Of 10000 men
from September 80 to the end of the
fiscal year as opposed to the house
plan to reduce the force to 10000
after January 1, 1920.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
TURKEY BtAMES
Ex-KAISER FOR
THE 'CATACLYSM'
Says Secret Treaties With
Germany Caused War, Plus
the Russian Greed for
ConstantjnopIe.
Paris, June z6.-The statement CT
Jamad Ferid {sherifo pasha. detiy-

Paris, June z6.-The statement CT
1amad Ferid (sherif) Pasha, deliv-
.red to the Council of Ten, Tues
day, June II, respecting the Turks h
position and also the reply of the
allied and associated governments,
dated June Is, were made public
Thursday. The furnish note, il
part, follows:
"'The responsibility for the war
in the east--assumed, without tie
knowledge OF the sovereign or Of
the people in the Black sea, by a
German ship commanded by Ger
man admiral--rests entirely with
the signatories Of the secret trea-
ties, which were unknown alike to
the Ottoman people and to the Eu-
ropean chaneellories.
These agreements were conclud
ed between the government of the
kaiser and the heads of the revolu.
tionary committee. who, at the be-
ginning Of 1914, had placed them
selves in power by means OF coup
d'etat | call to witness the official
dispatches exchanged between The
representatives of France and Great
Britain and their respective govern
ments, during the three months
which preceded the outbreak Of
hostilities between Turkey and the
empire of the cars.
when war had once been de-
clared the eternal covetousness of
Russia as regards Constantinople
was skilfully represented to the pco-
pie as an imminent danger and
anxiety for the preservation of
national existance.
Thereupon rendered the struggle
a desperate one. Turkey deplores
the murder of her Christian colo
mails as much as she does that Of
Moslems.
"The new government, notwith-
standing its vigilant care, has been
as yet unable to mitigate the dis
astrous effects of the cataclysm."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Correspondent Detained
in Egypt for Great
Activities in Politics

Washington, June 26.-Tempor-
airy detention in Egypt of William
T. Ellis, correspondent of the New
York Herald, resulted from con-
spicuous activity by himself and his
son in connection with the nation
alist movement in that country, the
senate was informed by the State
department. The communication
was in response to a resolution OF
inquiry recently adopted by the SEN
ate.
Both Mr.. Ellis and his SON have
since left for. Constantinople, the
departments letter said.
After their arrival in Egypt, at
cording to the department, Mr.. Ell
lis and his son made themselves
most conspicuous wherever ma
tionalist disobedience occurred and
Mr.. Ellis spoke at a nationalist
meeting, receiving a great ovation"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Spartacans Control
Hamburg Following
Bloody Riots There

Hamburg, June 26.-(By the AS
ISOLATED Press).-H a m b u g
threatens to become a second
Munich, with even greater blood
shed. The city is completely in
the power of the communists and
Spartacans, who are utilizing food
riots as an excuse for their attempts
TO gain control. In the rioting
Wednesday, they stormed the city
hall and overcame the government
troops, capturing quantities of am
munition, rifles and machines. They
then swept over the entire city,
plundering, killing and destroying
Many of Hamburg's fine buildings
were badly damaged.
Rioters held the railway station
for time but it was recaptured by
the civic guards. The police were
utterly helpless and government
troops are under way to restore
order.
Jails have been stormed and
criminals released. The Spartacans
are comforting, with the idea of es-
tablishing a soviet system.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
VIGOROUS STEPS
Will Be TAKEN
AGAINST REDS"

gestion of Elihu Root for a ratifica-
ton resolution making stipulated
reservations to further protect
American policies. What these
reservations shall be however, is a
question on which there still is a
wide difference OF opinion.
Will H. Hays, chairman of the
republican national committee spent
most of the day at the capitol and
saw many republican senators op-
posing the covenant. He would not
discuss the conference however, ex-
cept to say that he had talked over
many things. Regarding the league
of nations he merely reiterated that
the question was not partisan
one and that the public should not
get the impression that the republi-
can party was opposed to the
league.
Deny Subject Discussed.
1t was not denied however that
the treaty fight was one of the sub
jects discussed at the chairman's
conference and the general impress
sion was given that he favored some
composition of differences to pre-
vent any possibility of disorganiga-
tioA in republican ranks.
In addition to league opponents,
Mr.. Hays saw Senator Nc Nary of
Oregon, republican who has favored
the present covenant. He also
talked to Senator Kellogg, of Min
nesota and other republicans, who
have made no definite announce
ments on their position. Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts,, the repub-
lican leader also conferred with
some of the doubtful ones.
The chief objection to the plan for
reservation, it was said, was a fear
that the league council might later
assume authority to decide what
force such amending articles would
have in international law. There
seemed to be general feeling that
should the plan be adopted, several
reservations besides those suggested
by Mr.. Root would be included.
Expect Effort Next Week.
1t is understood the discussions
touched only incidently on the reso-
luton of Senator Fall, republican
of New Mexico, for a declaration of
peace and that of Senator Knox,
republican of Pennsylvania, express
ing unwillingness to accept the
league covenant as an inseparable
part of the peace treaty. The effort
of league opponents to secure pass
age of these measures is expected
to be resumed next week.
Only once during the day did is
sues of the league question appear
on the surface Of senate proceed
ings, Senator Phelan, democrat of
California, making an address in re-
ply to assertions that the league
would handicap Irish independence.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27

David and Jonathan, two
Omaha business men, have quarreled
after many years and they are fight
ing each other in District Judge
Sears court.
They are r. E. Miller, assistant
sales manager of the Western Rock
Island Plow Co. in Omaha, and J.
H. Hughes, sales manager of the
same concern. Mr.. Miller is suing
Mr.. Hughes for $1,000.
Their quarrel is most unusual
one.
They were formerly in the sales
managers department Of the John
Deere Plow Co. m the east and oc-
cupied adjoining desks. They were
fast friends. They worked together
and they went out together. They
were never happy when out OF each
others company.
In 1909 Mr.. Hughes received an
offer to become sales manager of
the Western Rock Island Plow Co.
at Omaha, at a salary of $4,000 a
year.
He didn't want to leave his bosom
friend. He decided he wouldn't go
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Mexican Official Taken
to Task bV u. S. Colonel

Nogales, June 26.-Astolfo Car
denas, municipal president of No
gales. Sonora, Mexico, was called
upon by Col. Earl Carnahan, COM
handing United States forces here,
to explain the alleged actions of
some Mexican gendarmes who,
American cattlemen have declared,
are involved in the thefts of Ameri-
can cattle by Mexicans. Cardenas
promised to aid the American
authorities in running down the
thieves.
Harry Saxon, a former sheriff,
now vice president of the South
western Cattlemen's association de-
clared 400 head of cattle had been
stolen near here within the last
three months. Col. Carnahan has
increased the strength of the cavalry
attachments on border patrols near
here
Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-27
Friendship Agreement Is
Basis of Battle in Court
Business Friends of Years Quarrel and Suit Is Started
by R. E. Miller to Recover Share Of Salary Paid
His Partner J. H, Hughes

without him. But when the offer Of
the assistant sales managership
came to Mr.. Miller, the two friends
joyfully came to Omaha
But this wasn't enough for Mr..
Hughes. He knew his friend
wasn't getting as much as he. So
he said to him:
Bob. I want you to make as
much money as l do. Well agree
always to divide up so that each
shall make the same. ! am now get
ting $1,000 year more than you.
l want to pay you half Of that so
we'll both be receiving $500"
The greement was entered into
orally. Mr.. Miller says. And until
May, 1918, the plan was actually
carried out between the two friends,
Mr.. Hughes paying each month to
Mr.. Miller half of the difference in
their salaries.
In May. 1918, Mr.. Miller was re-
ceiving $4,000 salary and Mr.. Hughes
$500. and at that time the pay
ments by Mr.. Hughes stopped.
And Mr.. Miller is seeking to COL
lect the amount he would have re-
ceived up to the present time under
the alleged oral contract.