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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
1or6iiSent bc0ttaSi0t
So lDcrartcilfc

@al6inatpn, 6. M1r5. 9luf Die
gmpiebllng 0es sSltlti5oeportements
Ain bat Ser @rdlioent 50 megen Ser
ge6enS gegen oo8 6pionn9egeieB
9erurteiIte 5u gerineereu Strafen
nno eineL oen So3ialiiten S. arafft
bon glelparf, g. s., pol beenaoigt.
IS brint Iid Die lteber5eltgung
inuner mebr 8abrl oaB ourf lteber-
eifer, in ser Grregung BEG arie9e8
unO 0ur9 8orurteile monde nn-
redtnabig bobe Straie perb1n9t
moroen lit. Gem iol iopiel ipie
moglid abgebolfen meroeiL 1tno 8u
oieiem 3pefe iperoen im sSnIti5oe-
partement oIle ioI6e 9teftsfalle
iorgfGItig reoioiert rmO GrulGBigrn.
gen ooer poQe gegnaoigltng oeul
4rdii0enten bon 3eit Su 9eit uttfer-
breitet meroen. 0omit ioa nber niht
geiagt iein, odB au6 ioI6e Sale
eingei6(oIien peroen iueroer, mo bic
Strafe peroient lit, uno Sale, Die
appeIIiert muroen, peroen crit Damn
5ur @orldge fonunelt, menn bas glps
peIlationsgeridt iein ltrteil qefdIlt
bot. 3u oen lesteren ge60ren 5.
q. oie 6dlle Der Mitglieoer Der es5n-
ternational gible Stuoents. beion.
oers Der oes 8orfsers S. s.. 9futber.
for0, fir ben iih 8ol1ienoe bon
8ittiteIlern beim SSulti8oepnrtement
bermen0et boben.
gluber arofft lino IN Dem @rlalie
6es @r6iioenten einbegrifieu: 6. s.
Sithcod, So5iaIiit BON GleoeIono,
Strafe bon 10 ouf 9 Sabre berob-
geIebt; 6loro S. sSoremon cine.
2ebrerin, ole Soloaten brieflid a1f-
geforoert botte, ibre Gffioiere 8u er.
ifieBen, auf 2 Sabre; 9obert @oIo-
itein, Ser in @anoelbil0ern britiihe|
yieberluesellmgen bon amerifonerltI
I'M &eboliitionsfriege ge5eigt uno int
SolOe bon gro.9eutihen geItanoeni
boben ioIl, auf 3 Sabre uno @rlabI
ser @eloltrafen; Grnelt Nieier, 3oro
Soma in @eloitrafe bon $3.50 per.
Sobn 2eibes, Bbomine,
ON cSnhr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
@ie oct Anfbrnd ber 9entiden
ans &umdnien Oor iid qinq

| ide @iAgermeiiter oieIes Srtes tpor
bon ben 9iuntGnen Die ipie6er ein-
NAL Den Sraum oes @roBen 9fii-
m1itiens tr1unlteiL furSerbano abb
seiebt uno oufgefliiipft iporoen. Sci
inns freiIid foIlten lib Die &Guber
bliltige &opfe boIen. gsir idoilen
afpei iiber ben Soltfen, Ser 9feft err
ertff Die Sludt. Damn ging es in
enoloier Snbrt ipeiter 0lirA bic I'M.
goriide 9iefebene. Simmer tpie6er
ipdr liniere llngebuI6 ou itun6enIan-
gem SaIten perurteilt. Cine 9tb-
tpe6ielune bot in oen n6ditef So.
gen ods rei3boae Bib oes Gorpo-
tbengebirees, oo8 ltns freilib neue
Illnangenebne lleberraIduneen Be.
i6ere1 ipoIlte. 8ei Soa5af bieB ,es,
ooB oaf Der n1hiten Stntiot lunntit-
telbor an Ser 6iterreid)ifh.lngari.
Ihen @ren3e mebrere &auien0 eide
6o-Sloipafen Dem 3nge onflauern.
Gs mar cine nlonobeIle, Iternenflare
Roht, olles in Sponnung nto in
bodYter gereitidoft. GoIlte un8
rpirflid 70 fitr8 Dor Dem 3iele in
oieier gebirgigen tluilelreiden sc.
gen0 Elm ll6erfatl 3ugeoodlt iein?
8ir iparen Oil oie 800 @etpebre
itarf, leitbten aaufes iollten fie uns,
oie mir, nebenbei geiaGt ein aopi-
tai bon 50 Miaipnen BEL ltns fiibr-
ten nidlt Boben glit einem fleinen
Grupp gutter S6iiben f1brt Der 3ug
Der M1iIit1reiienbabn0ireftion bor-
nuf. Som feinbe feline Spnr. lin
bebelli9t errei6en mir in Soerber9
oeutid .oiterrei6iihet 8ooen ltn0
lpettige ailometer mciter itno mir auf
6eutidem @ebiete. @etpiB, es mar
cine fSobrt nit Sin6erniiien, cine
yobrt Der @ntbebrltngca lno Grrcs,
gilngen, aber fie miro iebem Cell
nebmer unbergeBlid III Der Crime.
rlng blei6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
SloD0 @eorge ltll0 \
$oult III &onfcre|
&.itietcn iidb tpabrlAcinlict ailf Gas l)crftico!
prcoramm; Sic Sraoc ser Reomlicrtng So
Semtidcm Grcnse icG crlcSiet icifi
aln6 Sic enti4dSisunssfrase 1T iest belize

garis, 6. @t6r5. Ser britiide
Miniiterpr6iioent 2lopo George III
geitern abeno in 9aris eingetroffen,
uno bellte beginnen Die SalptDer-
6anolungen 0es SberIten ariegsrats
iiber Die bon Ntari6aIl Sod Dorge-
idlogenen Gldne Der @tttpaffnuna
oes sSein0eS. 2Iopo George itno
0berIt Souie iDeroen beute gemeih-
lam Elm @obelfriibItiif einnebHen
lnto pertraulide Mitteilingen aus.
tauid)en, 0ie ooral1f berednet fin0,
einbeitli6 BEL @eipre6ung Der gro
BEN sSragen por5ugebeft. 9eioen
8iplonloten lino Die Iniidten Oes
&ralioenten ulitgeteiIt noroen. Die
Gntiddoigungsfrnge miro oerjenigen
Ser gntpaffnung ouf Dem 5uBe fol-
gen. gg berlautet, bob man iid auf
Die at erbebenoe Snllme bereits ge-
einigt bat. 0ieielbe lit tpeit geriil-
ger, ais ipie tie bon 5ranfreih uno
@roB6ritonnien anf1ngIid5 uerlnngt
m1troe. sSmmerbin miro iie fid aif
Wfilliaroen bon 8ollars beldufer.
g(uh bie @rer3froge 5lpiidlen
0eutihlono lulo 6ranfreib lit iogut
lpie erIe0igt; es ioll 5ipiiden beioen
2d1loern Elm &ufferitoat erri6tet
peroen moolrd elm ploblider lie
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Babitcf, tucrNelt 11riD|
GclScr bcrocii iniilis

@aibington 6. aPars. @pne
oireftor Der giienbobnen Siltes
fl6rte heutp, Dab DIE gabllberf
tung it'd auf epatriotiitDe Scoops
tion" bon anpitoIiltan itilo
iddftsIeltten herlaiien nliilie,
ibren 8erbin0Iihfeiten nadlsaf
|lnen, felt Der Senat Die @eiuilliai
Der $750.00O.OO0 nidlt aeluI
bobe. 8eitiuitlte 93I1ne ieien
Raneel an 3eit nod nid)t aei
poroen. gL6er bic n0tiaea Ier'
ierirngel ipiir0en es lei 0enll
crldBIidl fortgeiest iDer0sii q
@rbDbung Der 6abrpreiie fosl|
ri9t in Jrnge, bo ftidt WeI0
9etriebsfoiten nOtig iei; aud iii;
fein Irbeiter eiltlniien tDeroen i
lpiirbe pbneoies 0ds Iebte fem,
Dem iid Die gerlpoIting bprBfe|
ipiiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Die SO. Jctua
General sufemblp

9e5 Noines, Sy1., 6. @adrs. -8ie
beioen 91uier ser 2egisIatur ira.
ten geItern pieoer in SiBung uno
ciirften 0ie nGditen bier bis flint
g9ohen eine rege 26tigfeit Der @e'
ietgeber erfnroerit I'M all Die Dor.
Iiegenoea @eiddfte 81 erle0igeu.
Gie 9eon 8orlage, nelde m
@ouie bereits 5ltr g[nnnbme gelang.
te, miro iofort I'M Senot Sur 8ern.
tung foatnlen. 8ie 9ia be8lpedt be.
fonrtIid cine 8eipiaiqung bon
$4,000 fir Sen @eneral.5taats-
arlualt sur 9tnitclIltng bon Staatss
ogerten, Inn Dos gsrobibitions- uno
on0ere @eiese Sur bollen glusfitbrs
ing au bringen.
Ser 9rusiduB, Dem Die ltnterilt.
dung 0eS Hotbbln 8egnaoigungs-
falles iibertragen iptroe, biirfte oiele
ISOLDE nod ieinen 8eridt eritatten.
3ie 8iberrufsbil oes glon-&ar-
tiian 4grilndrpabl @eieses miro
Ddhri9einlid nit fpeiertliden Ser
6eilerungen bonn glusIGuiIe einbe.
ri1tet iperoen. Gin berporrngenoes
sSyttereiie gibt fid) nod inllner fiber
Die &odltraBen 8orloge fund, bod
gprobe bier miro INNER nod man.
der @iitpono gegen Oie 8iu, pie iie
borIiegt, erboben iperoen. 9ie 8p.
ington 8ia, mona6 feline ultslin,
0il6en 9ebrfr1fte IN oen GhnIen
unb on0eren 2ebraiitalten onge.
iteIlt iper0en ioaer, miro bo9Ihuabr-
i1einIi1 cine beoeiltenoe Iertoerung
erfobreiL ebe iie CUR 9lnnabme &c.
longt. 9ie ein5eInen 9eltimttiingen
berieI6en peroen als oq3noraltiib
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Die StaSttuableft
in ucrSi6lestpi9

aopenbagefL 6. 9sGra Cine gtrf.
Ieben erre9enoe @abl 5lteiinften Sd.
neu1orfs fanO bei ben itdotiiden
@nblen Ttatt, bic gegenip1rtig I'M
noroIiden SGlesuig nbgebnIten
iuerOer. (5dlestpie lit EN- &eiG
9renBens, ober es mar oaniides
2onb bis gum Snbr 1864. gei Der
&oriier 9onferen3 ipurOe Der @or.
idIog eingebraht, OaB cine @olfs.
obItimnnng bort abgehaIten peroen
ioIIe, I'M feit3uitelletb tuie oas 9oIf
fi9 biniidtlid elmer &iidgabe oieies
2aibes Itelle.)
seSn SoOersleben fpuroen 10 0dni.
ide &onbiboten geeen 8 oetttf6e ltilo
5 io5ialiTtiife erfp1blt. 9ies mar
Die erite 66niide Sii6reri6aft felt
Dem SATIRE 1874 (1S64?).
sSn gtorburg, tDo bts iebt feine
9Gnen eripGblt tporoen iparerl, ipur-
ben 7 01niifle uno 5 oeutIdle San.
0i6oten ertuGblt.
sSlt 2oegitiuloiter intr0en 4 0eltt-
fte, 6 O1nifde itn6 2 iosioIiftiihe
&nrt6iootett erip1blt.
Die @abIen bntten cine 1roBe
sSreuoe I'M @efoIge, lino man erpnr.
tet ii9er, oob cine 0oItsabitinlmiing
balO a6seboIten tpirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Mtbr Snlpptll lla6
Serlin beor0ert
1lcskc cntldlcfIcn, Sen Gcrrcrisfnms so mntcrs
Srii&cn; 5citmnesSrm&crcien Scr Spartaker
BON GrMppen bcictt
aeiGsyssIaiiuns in eriter feinns anacncmmen

Gie Ge9ierline bat onl1bliG 6es
Streifs in Berlin uno Der ollge-
mcinen unbeilbolIen Gage in Der.
fdlieoenen Geilen Oes 9eihs be.
idloiien, Die Sibungen Der Iationo[.
fonoertipn bis anf unbeItirnmte
3eit ousaubebnen Die porliegenoer
@eiddfte ober balomogli6it 81 er-
leGigen.
9ie 9fegieritng Bat einen 8lau
8nr SosiaIiiierurh Der aoblenberg.
perfe fertig9eiteIlt un0 miro oenieI-
Zen Der MISUNDERSTANDING Sur
@egutafhtng lnterbreiten.
Berlin 6. Ml1rS. Ger ailbrer
Ser unnbb1ngigen So3ioliiten, Su.
90 Soiie, gob in elmer 8priolnlltlltng
Sic GrfIarlng ub, onB Die &eboIu.
tiou ni6t boriiber iet ooB iie in
einenn Sieee oes internationoIen
SoSiaIfsnlus en0en miirOe. r9ie ge.
oenmGrtigen Wfa6tbaber IN 9eutid-
lano", iogte er, oberntogen Die Sfes
boIution nid)t Ourd bloBe Ser
ipreaunaett Ole Snbuitrie oes 2an-
oes NIT Silfe Ser @ollraeoiite uno
6es 3entrttnls at io5ioIiiieren, ouf.
5uboIten. Die 3ufpnft eebort Oett
unobdngigen So5idliIten."
Berlin, 8. Mdra, 2on0espertei.
6ignngsminiIter 0tosfe bat ben
Eruppen gefeb[ erfeilt, olle Strei.
fer uno Streiffiibrer, oie an Sra.
frollen teiIneDnen ODER 9rbeiter elm
5uidiidtern beriuher, Sit perbnften.
Sic gsoifilde 3eitung bot ein
sSlitgbIdtt bernltsgegebett, in ipeI-
dem es beiBt, 6oB 9eltti6lano anf
Dem @eae iet iid) III einen TriiH1-
merballfen 5tt beripnil6eln; nllno
babel ueroen in 8eintar 91eoen iiber
Die synneroeforatfonen fir oos $nus
esbnIten, ons nod nidt gebaut it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06

berfaI[ 9eiitid)IanoS ailF syrd}|
innlogIih geruaht miro.
Ser Sberite ariegsrat b6rl
itern ben Sal 0eg aorigs 92iI|
bon @tolltenegro. Der &0lig|
teItierte, onB linn fein 2an0 al
men uno lit @roBierbien aid
ioll.
Die frafl5oiiihe Megierliila
Iangt bonn 9berlteil ariegszt
geltrofung ieler 0eiltid]en Gfif|
Die fiir Die 8eripiiitultg Nof1|
reids beranttuortLih filio.
Die fleinen glatiollea foroerif
fie gIeid)e @ertratung sDie Bill
groBen Wid1te baben fnlLer aillE
ben iid gemeigert, fiinf 9eIegoiS
ben neuen inirtldaitlitfeas llllf
nanafomnliiitonen 5ii fteHen.
3iloltng bonn Gberiten ariegsrl
inlpiien iporoen mar.
Die groBte 8elOrgais Der 81
ren5 biloet Die Gage i'll WnB
Die 9abrunesnlittelI1ge III
ihlinm 1ir0 bic Scot 0es 8oIff}
Die glnsbreitttng Des Nolitbet3i
erlei9tert. 0ian hegt Die WeE
tllna, oaB. tuerll ilidjt ioforf
geleiltet mer0en tonne, Ser NQ
misnuS Die aontrolle III nT
Stadte an iid) reiBell iDilroe.
NIT 9erbert s M9
9ilfiprade 81 ne6men nno Mo
rltngen fir foIortige lleberiiII]s
bon binreihenOen 9taDrli1gslali
5u treffetL ulit oie gegenlndr1
geoiirfniiie oeS bltngernoen M
81 befrie0igell.
Grdioent @ilipn ioI[ luie0ex
II. @aar8 IN a5oris aintreffall
ale aonlitees Der SSrieoetlsfonfq
beeiIen ii9, dlle groban Wro6l
10 ferfig an iteIIelI Dob er iilE
Sage iein lpirO. oieielben obte
8ogerlltlg al eenebmigen. 9ie /
rifallilden 9eleaaten eripartell
Oeriidtlid, BOB Der 4raii0ellf
1S. N}ar5 bic lteberfid)t iiher |
4rbeitert Der 5riebensfollierqil8
lenoet 1aben miro lili0 0ai3 Ste
oingnagen ben 9entidlen I'll
IqiLles ridt ip1ter ais orn 20 Il
iiberreiht fperoeit fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
1toiflcn aiif Scr
Sa9rt nae9 Brett

glu goro oes II. g. 9. George
@oibiugton. 6. MGr5.-9r1iiOent
ggilion miro Die &eiie nnh Brett
5un glusruben benlben uno Iih nur
Gol,tinegei90ften tpiomen. @eItern
nobnte er elmer syilmtbeaterboriteI-
ling bel unO beaob fih mod OerIeI.
Zen iofort 81 9ett. 3as Shiff bot
eiuen berbeiierten 6untenteIeqrabben
erbalteny 70 OnB man nit 8ronfreib
mo glmerIfd IN ltetiger Werbinoiiug
bieiben fam. Die eriten Shinoen an
gor0 berbrndte SER ggiGon NIT
Dem 2cien ner Stem gorfer 3eitiin.
gen, tueIdle geriffe iiber ieine gaep
Softer Heos enthieIteIL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Don Sen 2lrbeifeit
Scr ce0islatiir

eintoln, 6 .Mdr5.-1ie Bill oes
Senotor Goroeol, fuonad Die @iit.
glieoer 0es Obergerihts oes Stootes
na6 ben Gongrefiionol- GiItritten nos
miniert tDeroen miiiien, murOe I'M
Senat CUR oritten 2eiune beoroert.
Die gf. 9. Soipel goiier6iItrifts.
blu fam I'M Seuot nit cinem Amen-
Oement 5ur annubne. Die Bill giebt
N,.,. Qonlranofs4on glcfgaw eSS.s4..E4
%fNfft 1StNAt y PcsiAtt't <VtIfEb tStftlstt
Oos 9aedt, cine eIeftriite araiton.
Iaee au erridten. SIM JnIe Der Gi.
Ifrift Die iekige anInge iibernebmen
miro, 10 fito ole abid1ser nidlt bon
Dem GUtriEt su beitinInlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Gneliie6es ltabinett
cmrcb Streik beSrcbt

Sonoon, 5. Nedra- -8er0en Die
s5oroerungen Der @rubenarbeiter
ridt betuilligt, 70 6robt Elm @ene.
raIitreit Der nSripeIallion5", Der Die
britiihen synOuitrien paralplieren
lno pabrideinIid einen 8e6ieI
Der Heaieritne er8pingen ipiirbe, er-
fldrte helite yiobert g9illioins, Der
Sefretdr Der Transpartfeoerotion
Die .1ipeIdllinn3" III Elm aiiss
0rnd fir Die Sronsportorbeiter, Die
Gie1i6obner unO @ru6enor6eitcr.
MiIiamS Organization olein be.
tdnft It'd anf 100000 MieaLieber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Oeitcrrcidb fir .1titicn
init DcmtictlaitS

gsien, 6. 0ldr5. = Ole abgeoro.
neten oes 9orloments, oos geitern
erGffuct luprOe, bieber Oen 9lon ei.
ner 9ereiiligung 9eiterreihs nit
Geutfdl1no qlt. gr1fioent Seis
erffarte in ieiner Gr6ffmlnesre6e
ogie @ntentp fam ms 01s Hedt
Der freien 8erfiipnug nidt idwd.
fern; Oas 1eh6rt obne 3Deiiel nns"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Salt" fir ,Gal. !"

BaI6iugton 6. @adr8. - 9tni
8unid Ses 9soItoffire 9eparte.
Ihentg bat Die geograpbiide @unoes-
beb6roe beitinlnlt, DaB California
&..L r.T.tn ...gt~I So rtak==s
UHIU NEuttl- uHfttllL Uc2 UtoytLp
gen ngnI. ab8ufiir5m iit. Gie glb.
in6erung tpiirbe borgenoHlmen, neil
,Gol." off NIT Col, bic 9lbfitr.
sung mir Colorado, ueripedirlt iuur.
DC.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
Seiiert SbiiiIe amf
1,rdiicenten 13alais

goris, 5. gadrs. -stuelIer, Elm
ruiiiiher syuOe. feuerte smei Ghhiie
ouf 0as 4nlnfs Ae llFIhfeA BE
Iohnung oes graiioentert ab, obne
S6abeu ansuridlten. er tat Oies
iuie er pu9nb, MIR Inn ieirem 9ro.
ielte aeeea Die Snierbention IN
ginBIonc glnsOrAd sA acben =.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
.Joipa Samilic bet6mbt
tlnS Saltit beraabt

Burlington So., 5. @aar8. em-
BREEDER Orangen, nadoenl lie Die
gan3e Goutilie betditbt batteit tn
.oos Salls BON Miaianl Sup, oes
8ciibers zines 2aoens in 8irillings
ham ein, nobtaen 81 400. Die @tp
unter ieineln aopffilien botte uno
bcri4man0erL ebe jenan0 erlpohte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06

SIR Omaha unb llmdsssnD, l
Stnnt gaebrnsfa uno Soma: III
itdnoie itil6 nnbrldetaTid ed,|
beie obfrlb 0ber Breiip1. CT
rdrx,sr teals nhgnb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06
hcnigift BON Huirdni.
in paris einoettcffel

asaris. 6. 0adrs. Gie aonI
bon gfuntGuien 1T Ia gepIeitt
ibrer Sodter gliiabetb. wlarie i
Sleneo bier eingetroffen. sic 81
ben ber3Iidit begriiBt. sSn sIl
@enfer 9epeIde tifternt %. SEQ
or bieB es, oaB Die a5nigin l
'ibren ainoern nnd england eefEa
tet mar, neil fie ben gIusbrAm Il;
Reboliition in Giundnien fiirdlftf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06

aIbert, DE. s. wSdr g(lb|
@aaile, Der fid i'm bieIieeu @eidF
mis- befdnb, tDuroe bon ieine1i %
eefongenen Carl @ooOipiu nliib
einss 9iisefeiiers eruaOrocf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-06

SebGafte SdiIOernng iiber bie .S;e-
ncn bel Der 4bfabrt nnb Der 8leiIc
Der 3ibiliiten. - SIM @ie6iuaaeu
transpurtiert. -Satten SO Mil-
lonen Mart bei iif.
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ACT OF OCTOBER 9. 1917. ON FILx
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. Nf
By ORDER OF THE fREsIDENr
A. 8. BURLEs0N. P0sTMAsTER-GENxzI|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
CALL MASS MEETINGS
TO PROTEST AGAINST
RAISED ASSESSMENTS

A mass meeting of all business men
of the city has been called for Mon
day morning at $50 o'clock at the
Chamber of Commerce for the pur-
pose of filing a protest against what
are declared to be unreasonable in
creases in the tax valuations of prac-
tically every firm in the city. The
call for the meeting was issued by the
directors of the Business Mems Co
operative association. After assemb-
ling at the Chamber of Commerce
those interested will go to the court
house to appear before the county
commissioners for the purpose of fill
ing the protest.
Recently Capt. J. J. Molinari, field
agent for the state tax commission,
after spending some time here inves-
tigating property returned for taxa
ton purposes. appeared before AS
SCISSOR s. e. Roehl with a list Of as
sessments which he requested be rails
ed, in some instances as much as 30
per cent. Mr.. Roehl declined to make
the raise until County Commissioners
d. J. Metzgar and Max Gutierrez or
dered the Increases entered upon the
assessment rolls, DR.. M. X. Wylder,
the third commissioner was not pres
ent at the meeting.
If relief is not forthcoming from
the county commissioners, it is prob
able that the state tax commission will
be asked to hold a hearing here TO
probe the matter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
LEO LUNA SENTENCED
TO STATE PRISON FOR
FROM 6 TO 7 YEARS

Leo Luna who gained thirty minutes
of freedom by escaping from the
county jail one night early in the
week, was sentenced Friday by Judge
Hickey of the district court, to serve
from six to seven years in the peni-
Tertiary at Santa Fe. lie pleaded
guilty to an information filed by As.
sistant District Attorney j. A. Miller.
charging hi mwith entering the Boat
right Rubber company's place at Sixth
street and Central avenue.
Luna got out of the county Jail by
crawling through "a small opening
used for passing meals to the prison
ers. He was found half an hour later
in a \harn on John Mann's form only
short distance from the Jail and re-
captured. Before he was transferred
to the county Jail, he attempted 10
saw the bars of the city jail, accord
ing TO the police. They found two
steel saw blades in the waistband Of
trousers found at hrs home. but they
said he evidently had another saw
which they were unable to find.
Antonio Sisneros pleaded guilty to
breaking into Nichi q Gianniuis store
at Third street and Tijeras avenue,
and was sentenced to the reformatory
at Springer for year. Lorenzo Cutl-
nola, who was arrested with him, re-
fused to plead guilty and was remand
ed to Jail in default Of $500 bond. His
father said the bond would be fur
nished
According to the police, both boys
We're wearing shoes taken from the
store at the time of their arrest which
came a few hours after the discovery
OF the robbery. The store was entered
one Sunday afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR WILMA SHORT.

Mrs. w. F. Short, col West Coal
avenue entertained gathering of
young folks Saturday, June II. in
honor of the 18th birthday of her lit
tie daughter Wilma. Decorations were
pink and white and pink and white
entered into the color scheme of The
refreshments of cake and ice cream.
Games were played by the youngsters
and all had 4 delightful time. Those
present were: Dolores Benjamin, Hell
en- Stubs, Lois Zimmerman, I.enore
Petit, Jane Huning, Ella Clayton,
Lois Clayton, Helen Hitchcock, Flor
ence Ellis, Martha Miles, Jecile Wolf,
Rebecca Fee. Elizabeth Fee, Virginia
and Wilma Short, Harry Hust Do
nald Crosno, Fred Mackey, Kyle Nye,
Jack Walters. Raymond Hall, Bob
Hughes and Ward Anderson, Jr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
ATTORNEYS FOR KlLE
PROBABLY WILL TRY TO
SHOW HE WAS INSANE

insanity probably will be the de-
Tense for George L. Kile, whose trial
for the killing of ID. b. Whiteside,
south of Toltec March 10, last. will
begin at Los Lunas next Monday. 1t
was said that when attorneys for the
defendant asked for a continuance of
the case last month, which request
was denied by Judge Raymond r.
Ryan, sitting for Judge M. c. Mechem,
one of the reasons assigned for having
the trial put off was that the attor-
neys wanted time to collect evidence
with the intent of showing irrational
ity by kile at the time Whiteside was
killed.
Kile is alleged to have killed White
side by shooting him with shotgun on
the night of March ~. Four wounds
were found in Whiteside's body, ac-
cording to witnesses, indicating that
he had been shot four times.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
SALVATION ARMY
DRIVE ENDS WITH
'D0UGHNUT DAY"
Women'S Organizations viii
Sell Fried Cakes That War
Made Famous for Benefit of.
Home Service Fund,

Today is "Doughnut day" in the
Salvation Army's drive for its home
service fund. Members of women's
organizations will 80 from house to
house selling the familiar fried cakes
which the war. aided By the Salvation
Army's lassies at the front. brought
into merited prominence. They hope
to sell 1000 of them. Dr. Margaret
Cartwright will be field marshal for
the day.
The city has been divided into five
districts and representatives of sew
eral organizations will work in each
zone. They will offer the doughnuts
for sale not only at the doors but also
at the headquarters IN each district.
The organizations assigned each dis
trict follow:
First Ward-Ladies Of the Macca-
bees and Womans Relief Corps.
Headquarters. Central avenue. and
Methodist church.
Second Ward-Woodmen' Circle
Headquarters, Congregational and
Christian churches.
Third Ward-Woman club. Head
quarters. Elks club.
Fourth Ward-Order of the Eastern
Star. Headquarters. Masonic temple,
Central avenue from Sixth street to
oadway-Womans Catholic Order
of Forresters. Headquarters, Albu-
querque Music store.
Old Albuquerque-Mrs. AL Coleman.
Yesterdays receipts amounted to
$500, the bulk of the contributions
coming from booths on the streets and
in stores. Mrs. James Votaw and
Mrs. John Summers making uo one
committee, reported the greatest total,
having obtained $101.72. In two
hours Miss Lorraine Long collected
$40 in a booth at Second street and
Central avenue.
The drive ends today.