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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
BUSINESS MEN ARE
EXPECTED TO PUT
THROUGH CAR LINE
Chamber Of Commerce Committees
Continue Canvass Of City to
Secure Bonus to Be Offered for
Fourth Street Extension.

Approximately $1,000 was raised by
the Chamber 81 Commerce commit
tees Yesterday loo subscriptions from
local business len tpwuti the
to be- offered the Ctty Electric com
pam us an indurcmcnt for the build
ina 81 the Fourth street extension
ear lime. several thousand dollars
more must he subscribed hN the Alhu-
uurrgur business Interests before this
Important project cau hr accomplish
The Chamber ~ commcrc. has
held one directors meetiuE and 81
mass mretinE Cor the consideration 81
the street ear line extension project
HuJ go both uf these meetings tho
consensus NJ opinion was unanim-
uusll in favor NJ going through with
the matter in the which o.
TOW being adopted,
The Chamber 81 Commerce has
entered utu this campaign with all
c. lts energy aud feels hat after this
hlau,.CstHtion ~ the opinion. not only
uf the chamber membership, but OF
the uitN interests in general, 10 ctn
expect the business interests 90 meet
the sum necessary Tor putting the
matter through tu t successful term
nation stated one uf the chamber
officers this morning be- d%i-cussing the
project
Thrcc Main itu-inr-s llca-nn-.
Three 81 the main way ln which
th. huildinr ct the extension lime viii
hr uf direct Interest tu Albuquerque
business We're pointed out ~ tho
chamber 90 Commerce this morning
The first b. that al men no business
or owning real estate near the line
viii naturally profit Immediately from
thr ear lime ON Fourth street. Sec
HHNNE IL de- HHHNWHMNTI HnaH ~ f4MHH
900 omr will be- built in that district
within q short space Il time. This
viii Dee e direct profit Co an cuutruc-
tors. hardware men, real estate men
and after the families are established
it the homes, tn every merchant In
the citi in general the third way in
Whioh business Will bee boosted b. that
the line viii serve between 1000 and
tfgU persons Who nov only set to the
city probably once a week. These
viii, 10 the line is built, bee within a
lew minute uf trading points aud
business OF Hll kinds viii Immediately
profit les reason uf those people being
iu the city every few days Instead uf
only once every week or two
THE drive Zoe the bonus funds b.
continuing today and 10 l sufficient
uIuu D. not raised, IL b. probable
That tho campaign VIII bc continued
over tomorrow Two Chamber OF
commerce committees are working len
the gitN uud 10 b. hoped nat thcy viii
hIVc am opportunity of interviewing
every business ana professional man.
IIonus Plan iscd In M cities.
'Snur people seem CO. object tn the
% plan said an enthusiastic
worker this morning, why, that b.
the way practically an line extensions
are made. Take III paSo for In
stance. nearly every extended line
there has been constructed az the CN-
ptuso ~ persons other than the com-
ptnN. the result. 49, every one knows.
hts been Il. steady nud general lu-
'roaso m nj rlso business and pop
ulauon.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

A p~hotoplay with o distinct heart
appeal and tense dramatic nctlon y
bout u the SHADOW Pauline bred
eritk's latest Paramount starring Nn.
|liole which will be shown nj the ~
to-day and tomorrow The story b. a
plcturisntlon Of ~ W Hurnung'H Gel.
sbrnted novel The shadow Of M"
hope. which was one % tho best aoll-
|ra Of England and this COUNTRY sew
|rral years aro.
Mis- Frederick plays he role ~ n
Eoung Australian bride. recently ar
lived In America, Who D. uulisily tt.
Nused 81 the murder of hrr brutal
~husbInd. The bis scene is lald 90 "a
onrt room where the vel ~ cirrum
|tantisi evidence al hui surceedl tl
onyicting hcr of b crime rhe
curt room settling u sale 10 De- mn.i
Elaborate and 10 In reEarded by az
Nho have seen u az "a mnltcfpiero OF
flruCfuft
IN the role 81 Ruth Minchin. the
apl.Hs bride. Miss Frederick is Hlid
have une n the most intensely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

OWNS Ina greatest obstacle
10 such O. unity OF purpose.
Hue u. Hargard. the president OF
The new company. wil have active
charge and direction OF IT, business
aud In taking over the properly this
morning announced that be would
connno hlH enrrEieH strictly 10 the
accomplishment OF two purpose
giving he people Of Gallup the best
there III In electric service at rensou-
able rates and Ia assist IN an ways
he can Ia forwarding and upbuildlng
the carbon fitN.
lie also announces that he aud she
other two directors of the new COM
panf aud % other Aihuuueruus
s~tockholdcr " an Of the stock ~
tho company anc that none OF them
viii cnguEe ln amy other business IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

is reported viii greatly extend tho
iuant In md about Osiip aud bald
d long disii nee line 10 Albuquerque
during the present yc.t.
The electric light prone ~ Or Gli-
iup haH been the sub sri 90 cnnttc-
very AMI tlr foot bait De- s4pnicrlg
haainoss interests in Gpilup flr yeurs,
resulting boz great uuanrNHl Los TO
the -routcnninE inter afs ara great
economic loss 10 tho romrtuttN. L.
sides keeping alive cnmliles existing
since tho town was "a mere village.
The new sentiment among tho people.
especially thr younger business uitl
professional men, tH tu put aside an
personal differences and an work Toe
gcther Tor the uphuiidinE Of Gallup
ana n IN believed That the transfer of
the electric hght property TO the new
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

The spender.' which piayed 10 q
large. and appreciativc audience az
the Lyric thcnicr yesterday ~ "a pie
ture deserving % the hinheat praise
which can De- given. n stars bert 10.
tell who has nchleyee the hest work
~ his career In this unusual and de-
irhtful PLAY.
The screen adaptation was made
from tho story % the same name
which appeared in The Saturday Eve
ninr Pos. aud which was written hy
! frederick trln fiartlctt noted Tor the
Wa aud humor u hi wfitinFs.
The plot o. an urlrinai one show.
inf nnv Dion Nishee. 1uunE and yir-
ufnuH and null of the jos OF ivlng.
@p,rrunurs his avariciouH and misery
Ola uncle That There are nn packets
in t shruud" and that money was
meant tn e. spent on earth. The un-
,lH uuurF o. hnrnariod with age.
lsctd's tu take his uuphowa adVice
ami learns what non can do
~ D. being repeated tnaaB I'd tho
lyric for the last time. also the reel
20 World Weekly News
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
At TIM PAsTiNE

Tho most versatile star ln motion
pictures. n highly ~succcssfui director.
rounnuN uf distinguished players in
thn leading supporting parts. u story
written hN zen uuthuress Whose works
hold thr most exalted position ~
rcraen literature. 40 assembled ~ n
production wairh h. mounted with ths
'fuc perfection that has stamped ~
former IHrHlta ttYa this b. fhe rom-
HlnafIun promised FOR TODAY af tho
lfaHumr theHfrr where uHsale unr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
Albuquerque Men Buy
Electric Light Plant
From Gallup Concern

Gallup, y NJ, Aprl - Tho
Electric tlght and Power property Of
Gallup. owned b ythc 'itistuH tlrruic
lI.ht Power md Telephone company
headed by Gregory lnyr, has heon
sold and transferred % tho Galup
Electric iiCht and fave rhmnniv v,
recently Incorporated lN AhWitclilr
parties with ltue ~ fllgft D. prpti-
dent; william - Mann aud uortrr
T Hordncr secretary. rho GIiizt nos
company retained the c'ophouc plant
ana win continue 10 1pirate u and u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
ALBUQUERQUE
THIN PEOPLE

niiro Phosphate should Fire you a small
|tsady inefsase ~ hun, healthy hr.h each
|ay D. tHurlIfa az essential auiHiInHe 20
D. tfaln sod rHffHs ln fhr affIfH fHrfH boz
I hish a. narnanY nffurs In 90 Nflnf cells
N ths body hfrn ~ lrhHfa rsriaCrs
|sFfs uasts and erraieF nos strength ard
|nsfsy sold BY nFiraa Pharmacy ln Aba
|u.fuus and an good duraisis undff dstiniie
~Iarantss n rssuits of manrY tart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
AT the T'heaters Today

"B't"oui Of the Shadow" with Pauline Frederick aud
lone Every Minute
LYRIC-"The spender,' with Bert Lytell. aud World
Weekly News"
PAsTME-"Rose o. Paradise, +" with Bessie Barriscalc. Mutt.
and jeff, bio-cartooni 'Pathe News No. 49,"
DEAL-"Put Up Your Hands, with Margarfta Fisher The
Hero" with Billy West.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

riscale will be- the attraction Ia Grsce
Miller Whites romantic story. "Nore
U~rnradiae.'
Pew authors have contributed
stories 20 The screen with such n
wealth Of human interest ~ has
.Dracc Miller white. whose Tess NJ
the storm Country n considered the
one really immortal work Of the In
articulstc drama. As In her first
story, Ais. Whit has laid the Scenes
Of Rose Ofluradisc" on the shores OF
Lake cayural anu man of ~ char
acters are taken from among the I'm
south "spuattcrs' Of that region
whose semi-snvago life furnished her
with the material. the heroine. and
story. Hut Jimmy. the heroine OF
Rose pfraradisc." which part u
played by Miss Barriscaie. j. born %
better. or. 81 i~ant murr civilized
stock. and goes among them only 10
hide herself from an uncle who
wishes TO get her out Of the way that
he may puasasa tho herltare which
viii be- hers when she becomes of
nRe. isn't well born a. she IL, her
Youth has been untnurht ANA has
been lived IN uucOuth SURROUNDINGS
when she finds tina she must sauri-
flee herself. she gees out from the
diinpidatcd farm hous that has been
her nome into a. hiteaafNf tllf
a. her only b~oionsinTH "a dearly loved
violin and a pail fun 81 equally be-
love- kittens. She finds sanctuary lu
o. home Of piiifui poverty and the
story tells how she aid her new
friends by gathering wood from the
1Wampa aud selling u in The better
quarters Of the town, Of the marhinH-
ion 81 her enemies. the prlyttiuuH
aud troubles that she ondufus, the
dangers into which her uncle aud his
accomplish succeed In drawing her
and the love Tor her that EruNH ln
the hero's heart from early In the
tni. until he h able finally 10 rescue
her from her peflla and troubles
besides the above. there viii be
shown u Mutt aud Jcn -cartnon-eum.
EDS, "a bearded Lady. u a reel VI
"iatho News" No. "a.
In "I'ut Up Your Hands" an Am-
arlcuu Flying A. comedy drama.
Marraritn Fisher appears To- her best
advantage. Ter film intuition b.
shown Ca brilliant advantage ln the
characterization hat IL being pre-
Hsnted 10 the Ideal thcater.
The story d. AN excellent choice ln
the brilliant variety Or features plan.
ned for Miss Fisher and was written
hy {. v. jefferson. author OF several
nf the Fisher successes
Put ~ Your Hands H. one 90
those happy. snnppy comedy dramas
with plenty of punch ana good home
ly heart Interest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

well that she com
mcnded him for a..
You must have
beaten carpets FREE
u u entiy 60 he
such an expert
she aid.
Never beat a
carpet before In
aAa ~ - N-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

been q school teacher. he answered
promptly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

4 tramp applied g. a LADY for work
aud was given some carpets 20 beat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

The wise man ALWAYS writes his
letters on "a cake or Ice.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-12

bcuge and was retired in 1915 owing to paralytic stroke from which he has not yet quite recovered.
 "As an old soldier l have not learn ed to ask for mercy" continued the Field Marshal. "I only ask for justice for the German people. We soldiers went out to fight by the Kaisers ord CTS because the government said the country was in danger. It was not our task as soldiers to investigate. If We had been told the truth our duty wa merely to obey. If the German peopI" were mis!cd when they were told tha. they were assai,cd by superior mum bcr of enemies, then may curse b" on those who, by false dealings, mad" three quarters of mankind the cnem ies of a great pcace-ioying people. l' there gre wrc'chcs who deceived u@ when trey said we were attacked, the" they deserve the scvcrcst punishmni, whoever they may be.
 "But to destroy a great nation be, cause it is mislcd by q few people is Co sin against the spirit of hmma" justice"
 The Field Marshal, who is one O. the founders of the society called Tn German Society for Education, declar- ed that Germany was TOW in the thro- cs cr a moral revolution. The mate" iaHstic philosophy, he said, would give way 10 a new one which would b. crowned by the victory of the soci9. idea.
 "Tha one aim of the German Soci clv for Civic Education,' he said e Co bring the German people back to the religion Of human love. We ask
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-12
JAPAN IS TO REVISE
 HER CUSTOMS TARIFF
 WHEN PEACE IS SIGNED

TOXIC, April 12- To Prepare for the expected economic competition af- ter peace is signed Japan has also de- cidcd to organize a special commission for the revision of her customs tariff. The commission will be placed unccr the direct supervision of the Foreign Minister.
 A special treaty revision comm's- sion will be organized with not more than 20 members representing differ cnt departments affected by the pro posgd changes in tariff.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-12
IS WANTED BY
 4 HUN

AMSTERDAM, April l2- Gore Spondence of The Associated PreSS)- Ut k the right of our enemies to pun .ish those responsible if there are men on the German side who are to blame for this war;" declared Field Marshal Von Buelow. retired, in an interview with the Berlin correspondent of the Handelybladt. Von Buclow commanded the Second German Army in 1914, wa engaged in the fighting near MaU-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-12

all the intellectual and moral leaders of the world to join us in forming m international community. 1t was the materiaistic and mechanical concep- ton of the world ruined Germany.
 It will also destroy our enemies if they do not see that it is the spirit of the citizens which constructs a state
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-12

John Nordby, brakeman on the Panama Valley railroad, lost two of t;s fingers while coupling care recen,- ly.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-04-12
 BROSIUS & NOOn LUMBER and BUILDERS HARDWARE WINDOWS, DOORS, GLASS and MlLi-WORh Agents For STANDARD MARINE ENGINES
 ( Alaska 
 
( Seward Alaska )

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
$1S,OOO,0OO 21cbraska
Balttclt allf9cicbcbcn

8aibin0ton, 90. MlGrj. - 8ou.
ten unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 0ie in
gtebro8fa 0urd oen arieg suriidge.
balten tpir0en, be8iffern ith mad ei.
nem 9eridt 0e8 9lr6eits -0eporte.
ments ouf $1S,000,000. Inter 6ie.
fen moren 81 8roiefte nit einent
aoltenauFlpo10 BON $9,f27,000, Die
an ons gtrbcits-Gepartenlent einbe.
ri6tet iporoen luoreu, 40 gcplante
offentlide 8aultnterne6mtn9en na.
rem NIT einem &oitenouflpon6 BON
$8,063, 900 berednet. 2tnf Dem @e.
biete oer @ribatbnltten befan0en iifl
nur a6t Staaten, Die cine bo6ere
EotalIumnle auf3ulpeiien botten ol8
gte6raSfa. SIM gdn3en 2a16e pa.
ren 5000 0ffentli6e uno prioafe
galiunternebmltngen gebIant, Die Ell.
ne g(rts9abe BON $2,710,00O,000 er.
beiihten. glIe 6ieie gepGnnten I'm,
ternebmllngen lpur6en our1 ben
arieg 3ltriif9ebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
EaltSpcrkaitf at
Japaitcr pctbcten

@uI6ington %. @ldr5. -g1dd ei.
nenl 1elegranm Senator 9belans
bon Staliforuien Itebt cine omertfa'
niide @eieli6aft, Die groBe 2ano.
itreden bort eignet, nit Snpnnern
meqen 2onbberfotfs in 1lnterbano.
luna. gsegen oieies g(nfoufs bat
6os Staatgoebartement bic ameri.
faniidlen 2a1obeiiter, Die GaIifor.
mia 0ierieo 2ano 60. IN Sos ange.
lcs, arf Die SteIlung Der Ser. Staa.
ten Regicrilng ioIden gerfdufen ge.
eenif6er aufmertiom gemodJt oa
iolhes 2onO leiht fir ntiIitdrii6e
3uede 9eriuenoimg finoen oiirfte.
Cine gieiollltion oes 65. Gongreijes
un6 bic gotidnit Oes gSr1iioenteu
1uft rpnreH eeqen ben @erfnitf bon
iold)en e1noereien bic beiorgniser
rsaeno lalo cine 9eorobuna Der Scr.
Stooten inn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
|Tefifeaung Der
oentl6erl @rerl3f
13ilSct bcitte Sas Gbema Ses Oberlten 1ricosrats;
Gmpfeblmneen 1teutraler iibcr sic p0lkcrs
ciea ipcrScn eeeenwartia erSrtert
,peibltde 2lrbeiter Mnterbrcttcm Sor0ermn

letnen freien SntnItagna6ntittng.
2. @lei9e 8e3abIung fir gIeiae
glrbeit.
3. aein 4ino unter 1S cyobren
ioG nr5eiten; iolde bon 13 bis is
Sobren foIlen ibrett Shul- un0'
2ebrIingSurterridt nod fortiesetl;s
iol9e bon Is Bis Is syabret NOD
ibren 2ebrlings- itno Ueluerbeaits.
biloun9s-ltnterriGt.
A. 8elonoere SdabbeItinunlln.
I9en fir 9[rbeiterinnen ipdbreno Der
Wt1ttterihnfts5eit.
5. Nadtarbeit .iolpobl fitr syrduen,
.mie fit @ianner, 10 iueit ipie lltog-
Ii6 8h ltnterDriiden.
6. 5trengere 8eroronung fiirl
Irbeit 8u Snuie.
7. Sra1ten ioaen 31 iilternationas
len 2rbeitsfontntiilionen berufelt|
merOent oltf sleiden 5uBe NIT
Wt1mer1l.
.. gl1le S010ertolfililllll0il bot
Sralten aug itDern 2nrloe ioII ges
biloet pernen. nm S[rbeitsgeieBge.
bung fir 6rauen au ft1toieren uuo1
neitere biesbe8iiglide enlpfebliinge1|
5lt MAIDEN.
Sdiueis er6aIt 3mseitanoniiis.
Baris, %. Ntars Die &olui1ii.
fton Der 6rieOensfonferen8 fir uo.
tionale @oIiernege, SGfen unn Gi.
iettbabnen bat befdIoiien, Der Son.
ferena Su enlpfebletL oer Gdipei8
bic bon ibr geforoerten Gdiffs
fabrtSrehte altf oem Hbein eitl5u4
rdumelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
SraitsSiiicte Gruppcm
ntcmtcrn in 1smklant
sdiden 8otIdnit un lire SffiSicrc,
bnk iie nidlt sesea oSriiSer"
fGnpfen f0nneH.

&aris, 90. @aGr3. - Die 10.
5ialiitii6en iotpObI oIs Die rltiiiId)en
8ertreter bier erbieIten beute Die
0adridt, ooB apei fron5oIiide Re.
gimenter, Die in Der g1Gbe BON S6ei.
ia, &uBIonO, Itotioniert itno, ii6 ge.
ipeigert boben, einen befobIenen 9(n-
griff auf bic 8olideipiti ousoufiib.
rem.
Gs beibt, sic &rupben bdtten an
lire 0ffi5iere cine Delegation ge-
idift ltnO ertldrt oboB iie bereit
ieien fir 6rdnfreid 5u fGlnpfen,
aber nidt segen lire griiOer."
3nraltf aufrnerfiom eemo6t. Oab
Dies 0}cuterei iei, ouf 81, Ser SOB
itdnoe. ioIlen oie &ruppen geaitttpor.
tet buben, oab iie Oies lpobI miB.
ten, bob iie aber bel ibrem Gnt.
i9IulIe bleiben niiBten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
6cilucriteilr Parciita
fiircbtet 2lnklaoe itistt

9es @oines. Sov %. gsdr3.
Die beidmorenen 9Lusiogen nonl
&otbbuu, Sr., 0aB er fir oie Be-
gnnoigung ieineS 5obneg. Der Der.
gtot5udt iiberfiibrt morOen mar.
$4,000 beaobIt babe, tpitroe oera
Sausfonlitee, oos bic llnterlu9ung
| fiibrt, etnberleibt.
| Gatbbun idtpor, ooB ibm iein
&edtsbeiItano, @eo. gIarf. geIdgt
babe, oas @eIo iei filr ben @oit-
erneur beitittnlt. 9ieie beI6poreue
gtusiage NOR lit ben S1n0en oes
S6eriten Staatsdnlpaltes, Ser ais
erlter 3eltge Del Der geltrtgen sit.
sung 0es l1nterpldungsfontitees aitf.
gerltfen puroe.
Ser S6eritoQtsnniuolt beseuate.
ooB er oos 56riftitild am 25. Sc.
bruar erbolten babe, onl ieIben
geoGnliHoge, al oent Der il1nge
Ratbbun ieine 9leiie 5ltrt 3udltbou.
ie in g[namoid angetreten babe, nm
feline IebensldnQlidle StroFe at be-
gi1nen, nod Dem er ouf Ste ge.
gnn0igung ner8i6tef bobe.
8ie beldmorere. idriftlide s[us4
iaee gnb bic Gin3pIbeiten iiber oie
stu8aoDIung Der $4,000. 9anad
botte @lorf Ole Sluulrne nad) elmer
9feile nod Qe8 0toines geforoert
itn0 babel betont, o0B nidts BON
oent @el0e fir ibn (gfarf) Iei.
$. s. 9bers, Der glniudlt oes
aoulitees, ernlttinierte oanlt ben
3elt9en Sobner uno mndte duf Die
8iOeripriide nufnlerfiont, oie Slui.
iden ben glusiaget Gatbbung Dor
oen @roBgeid)morenen IN sSoa goun.
tD uno ben bier beidnorenen gtits.
iaeen beiteben
9es Moines, Sd., %. T1rs.
a2obt iie ale Die beihnorenen glits.
iager bon ben antbbiirs idntmeIn
Die iie iuollen", iagte @ol,berneiu
Saroi1g geItern rn6mittng, oIs ibun
BON Dem pgfffiOo0it@ gfntbburns, ct.
erSdbIt tpuroe.
sd piinihe, bas aonuitea tUiiroe
aIIes 8epeismaterinI ininneIn, Dos
erbdltlib iit. 9ns foate oonn ge.
Ourdt iper6en, ebcnio ME HotbbunS
9lusiagen Dor Den @robgeihrore.
uen. ga fino @ioeripriifc."
SorOing fOnnte nod nidt ingen,
OBJ er Dor benz unteriudungsous.
iduiie erideinen neroe, ooer nidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-22
1tkrainer ;iebcn
I'M Centbere cin

'gsarifaii, 90. D2dr5. eiuent
bier beroffentli6ten offi5ieIlen geridt
5ufoIge baben ufrainifhe Srupperi
nod fiirlftdgigem Sample 2emberg
genonlnIen unO fid) in Der Stn0t felt.
geIebt. Die poIniihen Gitlottrup.
ben ipuroen, ipie Der 9eridt laiitet,
BON ben ltfrdineru geidIngen. Gin
bon polniihen Soloaten an gefnnge.
nen lltr1inern borgefunoenes Shrift.
ftitd beripridt je6cm rfroiniihen
Golooten, Der in 2eulbers eiu0rin1t
biertnltieno aronen uno 5 qder
2onS ols 8elobmlng.
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eiuem Sol6en Gfltno Butter miGI
er tpie0er Die 8reppe binab. Cine
anbere 8iire 0ffnet ii6. 3luei ao.
baliere, bon oenen Ser cine iogar
Die Snn0bobln8 zines Monofels er.
Iernt bat, brehen geitituIiereno fer.
Dor. @inter ibnen StinlnengelDirr
ltno &niItern bon @anftoten.
n9llio 0as fam fein reelle8 Spiel
ieiul Ser 9}enI9 bat mir iebt
idon iiber 2000 @tarf ob9enonl.
menl-g8ie ioa man oenn babel Elm
@eiddft ma6en2"
Der 8nn0erer 9laubt in einent
8e0efino0rnma 5lt promenieren un0
ffiebt in Die belabteIten StroBen, altf
Die iih ianft Der 9lbeno Ienft. Ct
pd ale 8mau5ig S6ritte brennt ouf
einem Sdemel elm fleines Sturln.
Iiht, lin Dos ii6 Ole Meniden bran.
gen. - Menidenl GnoIid feline
S6ieber l-goIf, 9roIetoriatl- 9ea.
tiirli9 poIitiiiereuo2 -9lber
neinl Ger SdeneI 1T sic brinlitip-
ite 6orm eineS Gpieltiides, Worouf
uan gluiti9e Sieben" wiJrfeIt.
o0reifa6er Giniat, mer 0ie Sieben
miirieIt-"Sdeu ipGben Die 9(uaen
umber. p@er nidt pro6iert, ber-
Iiertl-3reiiader @iniat, per ole
Sie6en ipiirielt."
(0fotto: Observation-Disclosures
q. g. @ei elmer 9iaa3ia Bat ole
9oli8ei in eirer StraBe iieben6uu.
bert ,,Spielbolen" entOedt-o6 Dobl|
ouf LANCER ols cine StunOe2
8.
2obc oie llntergrlno6obn, 6ennI
fie lit bic ein5ige W1oglidfeit, nod
einigermoBen redt5eitig gum 8iel|
oeiHer 8iinide 81 geIongen. Pluto.
motiid tpirit on on Oen g2ahordn.
genOen IN ben iIberfilIlten gSogenI
bineingeihoben. Ser SanD gelinatI
es, cine BON Der 9ede bera66aneenoe
SeOeri4linge 81 faiieiL oie crit ei.
nem Oeiner @enoiien oeiner 6obrt
CUR Sebe oient. gIn Der nafiten
9oIteiteae iteigen 5mei 9cute Gus
unO II naue ;Sobrgdite orduecnI
bereiH lfebr III oeu @iittclaanaI
llsortissuus duf S.iis 81
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ggo6unna nm 9aitor.

Beatrice, gleb., %. gldr5. -Bni
flor 6. g. @eier, Der behnuptet, Dor
er in 2incoln nnidiiis 1T, batte eine
llnterreoilug NIT oem eouutn gln-
lDolt olS cine 5olge Der BeihiDer.
oen etlider giirger, Die be6aupten,
oaB er llnfrieoen itnter ben glitgIie-
bern Der gnptiiten Stride Der Beit
Seite ooSurdj erregte, bob CT @ot-
tesoicnIt lit oeutiher Sprahe baltic.
Ger glmpalt gao Wleier Oen Rot.
10 idnea iDie mSslid iIb nod ieIner
SeImnt au beee6etl.