davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
DEKLICA UMRLA VSLED
OPEKLIN.

NaVzllc JunaSRelnu pflZaueVd-
nju dveh deckov, da bi jo resila,
je petletna Wealthie Lunde, ka-
terra Sc je igrala z vzigalico, umr
la vsled opeklin. Nesreca Sc je
zgodila nedeljo. Okrog sedme
ure je Wealthie, hcerka zelezni-
skega knjigovodje, zivecega ma
1927 Norwood st. priSla V hiso.
"Cas je, da greS posteljo", jej
je bilo receno, toda Wealthie je
hotela Sc nekoliko minut porabiti
"a igranje. Cakal jo je Sc velik
poskus, katerega je hotela izvrsiti
= poskus z vzigalico.
Okrog deset minut pozneje je
Miss Lasette Calmelat, ziveca kot
gost pri materi nesrecne deklice,
zaslisala kirk, ki je prihajal, po
njenem mnenju liz aleje. Hitela je
k zadnjim vratom, toda med tenn
Gasom je zasliSala vpitje pri Spred-
Nth. Hiteca tie, je 1asla pred hiso
V travi lezati trepetajoco malo
Wealthie, grozno obzgano. Dva de-
6ka sta Sc sklanjala mad MO.
"Nenadoma'', je rekel Miles,
stareisi deGek, sem zasliSal vpitje
in ona je priletela izmed his. Blla
je vsa V ognju. Gorim! je klicala,
Pomagajte, pomagajte! - james
(drugi decek) je bill blizje ME in
ona je tekla proti MENU. On jo Je
priiel in oba sva jo valjala po ira
vi in tepla roko po plamenih
Potem je priSel neki moz in jo od-
nesel V hiso. Nesrecna Wealthie Je
pondeljek pozno noel umrla v
Lakeview bolnisnici. Ma operaciJ-
ski,miI je povedala svojemu oce-
tu, ola je vzela vzigalico pri sose-
du hisi in prizgala znjo kos pa
pirja. Toda bio je lie malo trenut-
llov, da je bila pri pohi zavestl.
V deliriju Sc je pogovarjala s to-
variSicami, prepevala, ali Sc pa hui
dovala Ma zdravnika, Ges, ola raw
ia znjo neusmiljeno. Ko je uml,
Iiala ie govorila Sc sledeGe besede
Buster, pusti me, ola Sc lgram
tvoio kroglo, -. Streznlca, II 81
hudobna. Ali ne vidis, da povzro-
cas- boleGine ma moji roki?. :.
Mama, mislim, da bo najbolje, a.
ko grem prodajalno po funt ma
sla; vidim, da ga rabis. =. Denl,
te me sedaj spat, prosim.
Nato je umrla.
Ali maj zopet ponavlJamo tlsoc:
krat povedane besede: SkrivaJte
vzigalice pred otroki? Srecni bl
bill. Ge bi ne bilo treba.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15

grski in pomoc avtokraciji, ka-
tere je ogrsko ljudstvo skuSalo od-
praviti, je protislovju pravicam
samoodlocevanja, sveca1o obljub-
ljenega po predsedniku Wilsonu.
Obe vojni Sc je naperilo, ker
predsednik Wilson, Clemenceau in
Lloyd George ne marajo slicne de-
mokraticne Wade, ki 81 jo je ogr-
sko in rusko ljudstvo vstanovilo.
Tako torej ii trije posredovalni
diktatorji strahujejo vse prosto
|ljudstvo, kar ga morejo in tenn
priznavajo tudi krvolocna moril-
ca Mannerheima in KolScaka, XII
sta vnieila pravo demokracijo in
priproste demokraticne Ijudi,
kjerkoi sta jih nasla. In Sc vec,
pomozni drzavni tajnik Polk, je
ravnokar tidal izjavo, ola vlada
Zdruzenih draw namerava poma-
gait kolscaku zivezem, to je po-
magati carskemu reakcionarcu, Xxi
pobija rlsko ljudstvo z namenom
vpostaviti rusko samodmStvo.
Ce so kaksne razmere v Evropi,
Xxi bi bile odgovorne "a visoke ce-
ne zivilom, je to neuradno privat-
na vojna, katero SO ii diktatorji
Alglije, Francije in Amerike, tep-
tajoGi VISA nacela humanite-
tie, mednarodnega prava in svoje
lastne principe in obljube, naperili
proti Rusiji in Ogrski.
Predsednik Wilson maj neha i
graft politiko il sc maj briga "a
visoke Gene zivilom. Ameriskemu
ljudstvu Sc he bo vsilila odobri-
tev njegove nevarne, despoticne,
Inc -meriske lige narodov pod pre-
tvezo, da Sc bo razmere Evropi
ozdravilo S kako podobno smrto-
lnosno demokracijo,
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
STRAJK v PEORIJI; VOJA-
STVO POKLICANO MA
POMOG.

Springfield, Ill, Is. augusta =
" napravah Keystone Wire and
Steel Co. V South Bartonville je
izbruhnila stavka. Zacetek stav6e
je bill nvrSen re pred osmimi ted
nj, toda nemiri so naStali sele Sc
daj. Delavci so zahtevali poviSa-
ME place in priznanje unije. Druh-
ba je privolila poviSanje place,
nj pa hotela niGesar sliSati umiji.
Ko je druzba zacela uvazati stav-
kolomilce je jeza strajkarjev pri-
kipela do vrhmca,
Tri osebe so bile tezko ranjene
in veliko je bilo opraskanih, ko 50
nastali med strajkarji in strajko-
lomilci ter serifi spopadi. Zgodaj
jutro so bile ustreljene tri ose-
be, med katerimi je ena zenska.
polno6i je bilo porocano, so Sc
dogodile moGne razstrelbe Ego
raj omenjenih napravah, Detona-
cije je bilo sliSati V velike daljave,
toda nobenega ognja nj bilo vide
| ii.
Uradniki unije so izjavili, da
jim nj niceSar znanega vzroku
eksplozij. Skoda, katero so po-
vzrocile raztrelbe Sc nj dolocena.
Nevarno ranjena sta Reuben
Sommer in Alvin Sommer, oba sta
Glana firme. NoGni Guvaj je bill OBJ
strelien V hrbet Sibrami.
Spopadi so Sc ponavljai wee
krat tekom dneva in diva Straj-
karja sta bila obstreljena od de-
putijev.
zene Strajkarjev so Sc izkazale
kot junakinje, ko so pri glavnem
spopadu zakrivale svoje moze in
metale gnila jajca, opeko in pole
na ma stavkOlOmllce. TedaJ Je bl-
la ena uStreljena.
Strajkarski voditelji trdijo, ola
so bill stavkolomilci oni, ki Sc
streljali ma 6lane firme, ko so po-
slednji avtomobilu zapuscah ma
5rave Serif Hines ie dospel poz
no aoGi pred stan voditeljev IN
rekel, ola ce bodO delavci mirova,
Iii, bo on odpuStil stavkolomilce
Voditelji so bill tenn takoJ zado-
voljni, toda Serif mesto, ola bl IL,
vrSil kar je obljubil, Sc je vrnil V
svoj urad Peoriji.
Governor Lowden je danes po-
noGi poklical 6ete desete ilinojske
infanterije, da pridejo pomagatl
delati red. Poveljeval bo polkov-
mix 0. P. Yager IL Danville.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15

Da; Andrew Carnegie je mrl.
Vsi njegovi klpi deaarja MISC mo-
Oil premagati zelezne Sile prlrod-
nih zakonov. Kon6no je on tam,
kjer lei veliko Stevilo onih, k so
pomagali zidati njegove milijone
IN XII so bill ubiti njegovih ze-
leznih pekih.
Dobra dusa je bill Carnegie. =
Maogo boli morda kot tSoeerl,
kateri Sc 1--WE. Njegoye uStanove
so znane po vsem svetu in brez
Stevila je onih ki so vzivai IN Sc
vzziyajo produkte njegove zelezne
sile in njegovih mOzgan.
zal, delavci V njegovih podJet-
iih vedo najmanj pOvedatl o usml-
ljeaem srcu pokojnega mOza. MI
hove place MISC bile nikdar tako
visoke, da bi Sc radostili in mu
prepeyali glorije, pa6 pa imaJo ne
kateri V spommu Sc one case, ko
je tekla njihova kri skOro' v poto-
ku, ko so zahtevai boljSo place IN
boljSe pogoje. Delavski boji V
Carnegie-jevih podjetji so bill maj
krvayej$i V zgodovini te dezele.
Veliki ameriSki kapitalisti6ni Ii
sti mu pojejo- slavo. Tone IN tone
papirja Sc ie porabilo, da Sc je O.
,,;,,Io v-sol-o DaimaniSO malenkOSt
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
Carnegie je umrl.

njegove smrti in pogreha. Preko
vsega sveta so brzojavke mama
male zalostno novice njegovl
smrti in cd vseh straIi so prihaJa-
lie depeSe polne sozalja. =. Pa bl
Sc clovek vpraSal: ali odvaga vse
to "a emo samo solzo Ubogih Sirot,
XII so plakale "a svojimi oceti te-
dai, ko so padali pod krogljami
Pinkertoneev, ki so branili Svete
interese Carnegiejevih podjetiJ !?
Ali je to dOvolj, da zaceh rane
vdov? In koncno ali je to dovolJ
velika, svetla koprena, ola zakrlJe
revsG6ino in trpljenje onih, h 50
pustili Rse svoje mlade moci poleg
razbeljenih peel v okroziu orjaS-
kin strojev, kateri so dneVno trga-
Ii ude raz njihovih teles, in katerl
so vsi omadezevani s krvjo?
Dvomimo, dvomimo to! Mirov-
ma palaGa V Haggu, katero je po-
magal sezidati nj dovolj; knjiznl-
ce in muzeji MISC dovolj in tega ne
ovrze najsijajnejSi pogreb, ne ovr-
zejo kupi brzojavk pomih kroko-
dilovih solz in ne vse visoke peSmi
o njegovi plemenitosti.
Maj poGiva V miru, to je vSe kar
mu moreno zeleti.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
NERVOZNA BANDITA VZELA
$5OO.OO, T0DA PUsTILA
$1,500,00.

Vceraj sta diva bandita vstopila
V urad j. V. Zinner & Co. in vzela
$5OO.00 V Liberty bondih in goto-
VEN denarju. Stenografko Miss
Louise Reubhausen sta zaprla V
malo sobo ozadju urada toda o.
ma ie zbezala skozi zadnje okno in
poklicala ma pomoc policijo.
Bandita sta bila tako nervozna,
da nista preiskala odprte blagaJne
V kateri je lezalo 100000, nego
sta pobrala, samo, kar je bilo V
miznem predalu in usla. Ia NINA
nj ostalo nobene sledi.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
NAsLA soPRoGA. MRTVEGA.

Mrs. Gertrude Whitman je wee.
raj zjutraj zacutila svoji hisi Ma
1741 n. Winchester Ave, duh po
plinu. Vstala je in odsla preisko-
vati V druge sobe. Ma hodniku je
nasla svojega moza mrtvega. Bill
je lie napol oblecen. Pin je bill od-
prt in policija je mnenja, ola je po-
kojni moz izvrSil samomor Bill je
bolan in re precej casa brez della.
HIM, verujemo. Konec delavca je
navadno tax. Ako ga ne ubijejo v
industriji ga prisilijo gladom in
boleznijo da Sc ubije sam.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
DIR. HENRIK TUNA.

liz Trsta prihaja vest, da je tam
umrl odvetnik gosp. DIR. Henrik
Tuna, ieden zmed voditeljev slO-
venskih socijalnih demokratov V
Primorju. i MIN je izdihnil mar
kanten kulturni in goSpodarSld
delavec med primorskimi SlOven-
ei. visoko izobrazen mOz, cegar de
lovanje je seglo glOboko V splOSno
Mvljenie nasega naroda oh AdriJi.
O niegovem delovanju spregovo-
rimo Sc obsirneje.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
CEsTNA ZELEzNICA v DES
MONIES MIRUJE VSLED
STRAJKA USLUzBENCEV.

Des Moines, Ia, II. augusta. :
Elektricni vozovi V Des Moiaes so
danes prenehai S promotion vsled
Strajka motormanov IN konduk-
torjev, kateri so pustili delo OBJ
drugi uri zjutraj. Use vrste vo-
zov je bilo potisnjenih V akcijo,
da Sc je spravilo delavce V dru-
9Th podjetjih ma delo. Strajkarji
zahtevajo, da Sc jim povisajo pla-
Ge cd dine /. marca.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
sTIRI OsEBE RESENE SMRTI
OGNJU.

Trije otroci in starejsa zenska
so bill vceraj resent smrti PR po-
zaru, XII je iz neznanega vzroka iz-
bruhnil v skladiScu V ozadju 2l55
West 21st ceste. Pozar Sc Je magic
razsiril po bliznjih poslopjih.
Neki neznan resitelj je prinesel
sestdesetletno Mrs. Florence WI
zeniski po lestvi IL tretjega mad
stropja goreee hiSe. Policaj Pat
rick Fitzgerald je reSil Geralda,
Patricka in deklico Lauro. Bill so
njegovi lastni otroci.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
zENA sKoCILA II CETRTEGA
NADSTROPJA.

Mt. Clemens, Mich, 13. augusta
Mrs Ell. B. Gilbert IL Chicago je
skocila iz cetrtega nadstropja V
hotelu Medea, kjer je stanovala.
Hotelski sluga je truplo naSel. Bo,
lehala ie ma zivcni bolezni, kar jo
je najbn gnalo smrt. Zapusti,
la je dive pismi emo naslovljeno ma
niene tri sinove in drugo je bilo
naslovljeno ma Myra 4Q47 Sheri-
dan Rd.; ODE pismi sti potrdlli,
mnenie, da je izvrsila samomor.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
s5. 900 ILLIONOJSKIH PREMO.
GARJEV MA STRAJKU.

Springfield, Ill, IA. augusta. =
Poroea Sc da je ma strajku okrog
petinsestdeset tisoe illinojskih pre-
mogarjev. strajk Sc je razsiril V
okrozju Belleville, Springfield in
Peoria. Operatorji so naznanili, da
onem okrozju vsi rudniki poci-
vajo.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
MLADENIG ARETIRAN RADI
ULOMA.l

Mrs. Mary Dominica je torek
pustila aretirati Roberta Balgar-
do, osemnajstletnega mladeniea,
kateri ie, kakor ona trdi, udrl V
hiSo Mihaela Cinurila na IT'S Bun
ker cesti. Cinurila je Njavil, da
mu ie bilo ukradenih vee kot tri-
stopetdeset dolarjev.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15

London, Anglia, 13. augusta.
= BolSeviska brezzicna brzojav-
ka, poslana sem, trdi, ola so ruski
monarhisti ma svoji sell, katero so
imeli V Sibiriji, po1udili carski
stolec vojvodi Romanowskemu,
kateri je clan mlajse veje rodbine
Romanowcev. Brzojavka dodaja,
da je vojvoda ponudbo sprejel.
Vojvoda Romanowsky je najbr-
re prime Alexander Romanowsky,
glava hise Beauharnais in sin poz-
nejsega vojvode Jurija Maximili-
janovica in Terezije, vojvodinje
OldenburSke.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
BRAT COSTARISKEGA PRED
SEDNIKA UBIT.

Washington, D. c., Is, augusta.
= Joaquin Tiaoco, brat Frederi-
ca Tinoco, predsednika republike
Costa Rica je bill dne TO- augusta
ubit, kakor Sc glasi poro6ilo, kate
ro ie danes prejel drzavni odde-
lex PodrobnoSti niso znane.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
Poor ROJAKI.

V nasem uradu Sc nahaja pismo
IL stare domovine naslovljeno Ma
Malta Hribar. Pismo je prislo liz
St. Ruperta. Kdor pozna tega ro-
jaka maj ga blagovoli opozoriti ma
ia oglas.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
STRAJK GLEDALISKIH l.
GRALCEV v Chicago.

Strajk gledaliskih igralcev, ka-
teri Sc je zapocel V New Yorku je
bill V torek zvecer objavljen V Chi
cagu po predsedniku organMacije
Equity Association of Actors and
Artists, Francis Wilsonu. Vee chi
kaskih gledalisc je zaprtih.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
TRUPLo UToPLJENEGA DEC
KA so NASLI " JEZERU.

V torek popoldne so nasli je-
zeru blizu Gary truplo utopljene-
ga decka starosti priblizno pet
najstih let. Ma sebi je incl crno
kopalno obleko belimi progami.
Glas svobode., 1919-08-15
RUSI POSTAVILI NOVEGA
CARA.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, August 10,
1919, al required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
SALISBURY ice PLANT
BURNED YESTERDAY
Loss Estimated ct About $15O, 900
Ex-CongreSsman Jesse j. Price
Head of The Company.

AS the result Of a fire which broke
out late yesterday afternoon, the
plant of the Salisbury Ice Company,
the largest ice manufacturing plant
on the Eastern Shore, was practical
ly completely destroyed, the loss
amounting oabout $150,000. The
origin of the fire has not been learn
ed at this time
The fire occurred at the most un-
fortunate time for the Company, as
it is right in the midst of the busi-
est part of the season, and has large
contracts for supplying ice. In its
storage house, which adjoined the
plant, about 1000 tons of ice were
stored, and this is left exposed to the
hot suns, the tops and part of the
sides of the building being burned
away. The plant has a capacity of
1875 tons daily, and was running
right up to the limit, the demand
this year for ice being such that all
of the plants are rushed with orders
and many of them are experiencing
quite a little difficulty in keeping up
with their orders; in fact, most OF
the plants on the Shore are turning
down orders daily.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
Public Sale
Or
Personal Property

l will sell by public auction, at the
former residence of the late Annie w.
Hart, being No. lis Vue de l. Eau ST.
Cam brid 2e. Md on
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
LAUGH AND LAUGH UNTIL
YOUR SIDES FAIRLY ACHE
That is What You Will do if You
Hear Harry G. White at The New
ArmOry Tonight.

! About 600 persons attended the
meeting at Hudson last night, and
! every one of Them left feeling SO
good that they just felt like golng
right back and keeping the meeting
up about twice as long as it had las
ted. This has been the experience OF
all of the audiences that have heard
Harry C. White, the noted overseas
war worker, entertainer and speaker.
Mr.. White was torpedoed, gassed,
and shell-shocked during the recent
war. Before then he had been be-
fore the public for fifteen years as an
entertainer, having been on the Lyc-
cum Bureau, Chautauqua and other
large entertainment bureaus. About
one-half OF his speech is devoted to
humorous features. which simply
keep his audiences in an unroar of
laughter.
Tonight Mr.. White will deliver his
address at the New Armory at $50
o'clock; there are no collections nor
admission fees, SO no one need stay
away On account of being afraid of
being touched" and those who miss
the meeting will be sorry.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23

II you want what you want, We
have it. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
This store is your store. We
want your trade. Phillips Hdw. Co
ADV.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT
HURL0CK FRIDAY
Two Men Hurt as The Result of
Shooting And Cutting Which Fol-
lowed a Quarrel.

Following bitter wordy encoun-
ter which took place on one of the
principal streets of Hurlock Friday
morning, John w. Hurst, a merchant
of that place, drew his pistol and
fired two shots at Benjamin Ben
nett, a railroad foreman Cf that
place One of the shots struck Ben
nett in the calf of the leg, while the
other went wild. Bennett knocked
Hurst down and pulled out a knife
with which he stabbed him twice.
On-lookers then stepped in and sepa-
rated the two men.
Both of the men were taken to
their homes, and it is reported that
their injuries are not DANGEROUS.
The alteration seems to have been
the result of family troubles.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23

State organizer J. T. Cross, OF
the State Camp of the Patriotic Sons
of America, held a meeting in the l.
o. o. F. Hall last Thursday night,
June 18th, at which time quite a
good many prominent men signed as
charter members. In order to lnstl-
tute with large membership, it was
decided to hold another meeting next
Thursday night, June 26th, when 1T
is expected that all persons wishing
to become charter members will be
present.
The Patriotic Order Sons Of Ameri
ca is an old organization. Charter
membership fee, under 35 years OF
age, is $3.50; over 80 is So. Prof.
VIM. James Heaps, National Presl-
dent; J. T. Cross. State Organizer;
Fred. r. Prettyman. secretary, and
Ray J. Slacum, treasurer. Come and
bring YOUR friends.-Adv. 1t.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23

Building supplies for all ptir0
ses. Phillips H1w. Co.-Adv.
Auto tires and tubes; get or.
now; they are cheap. Phillips Hdw
Co.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
Announcement OF Candidacy.

To the Republican Voters of Dor
chester County:
When a candidate for Sheriff two
years ago, it was my misfortune, o.
account of sickness, not to be ablt
to attend during the Republican can
paign. Again my hat is in the rim
for the nomination, subject to tn,
wishes of the majority at the COMM
! Republican primary election If nom
mated and elected, promise to dis
charge the duties of the Office to tn
best of my ability. regardless o
Robinson, Cambridge, Md.-Adv. 21
St. r. 23-2t.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23

Attention is called to the sale
tomorrow at the Court House OF the
Stony Ridge farms. These are splen
didly located places, on salt water
and shell road; fine buildings and
land in high state of cultivation.
These farms can be advanta geously
divided, affording a fine chance for
profit to the buyer.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
Announcement or Candidacy.

I hereby announce myself as
candidate for County Commissions
subject to the action of the Republ
can primaries. If nominated an
elected, l promise to do everythin
in my power to serve the people fait
fully and well.
| CHAS. S. JACKSON.
ADV. 6-10-tf. B&R.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
Thursday June 26, 'l9

lowing desccibed personal property:
Two bedsteads, feather beds. 3
mattresses, 3 stoves q Spear); half
nut table, half dozen hairclotn chairs.
8 rocking chairs. 3 stands, 1 kitchen
table, l clock, 1. bureau large assort-
ment of dishes and cooking utensils:
1 water cooler, l Brussels carpet ana
rugs.
TERMS-Cash.
LILLIAN BRYAN.
Frank l. Vane, Auct 6-23-3t.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23

Stop, look and listen! This is
the place. Phillips Hdw. Co.--Adv
BE comfortable, get one of ouI
New Taylor Oil cook stoves. Phil.
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Cook stoves and ranges; ou1
stock always complete. Phillip:
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
Barber Prices Increased.

Starting July LIST, prices at my
shop will be as follows: Shaving,
15c.; hair cutting every day except
Saturday, Csc; on Saturdays, 35c.-
Lee Elliott, The Uptown Shop.-Adv
6-23-6t.
The daily banner., 1919-06-23
Notice To Eirenlell

All honorary and exempt member:
will please return their fire!Aen bad
ges to Elmer Blades, janitor.-W. Z
Phillips, Sec.-Adv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-06
ONE BALLOON IN AIR
DERBY HAS LANDED AT
PARRY SOUND, ONTARIO

st. Louis, Oct. 5.--Three days after
elanding in an isolated section of Can
ada, Captain Paul j. Mccullough.
plotting the St Louis Eighty Four in
the national championship balloon
race, reported the position of his bal
loon tonight as approximately $50
miles northeast of St. Louis.
Captain McCollough's craft pene-
trated a heavily wooded and sparse}y
settled section just east of Georgian
bay and landed at Parry Sound, ont.
Across q wild county, crossing many
streams. Captain Mccullough made
his way in three days afoot to Wau-
bamik, when he filed message to-
day.
The Eighty Fours distance does not
change the result so far as known of
the championship, the Goodyear IT,,
piloted by Ralph Epson, having made
a flight of $50 miles.
Captain McCullough's report to-
night gave added assurance to off
cials of the race that the crews of two
balloons, the Wichita, Kans,
entry and the ST. Louis ", probably
have undergone a similar experience
and have landed in some remote
northern section.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-06
WOOD BTAMFS ORGANIZED
ELEMENTS OF DISORDER

Chicago, oct within a few days
Gen. Leonard a. Wood will relnquish
military control of omaha, where a
week ago tonight n mob rioted,
lynChed a negro, attempted to hang
Mayor Smith and burned the court
house, the general said in a statement
issued tonight Omaha was quiet when
he departed Saturday night, he said
The general blamed "the organized
elements Of disorder" for the rioting
but praised the efficiency of the regu-
lar troops, and especially the mem
bers of the American legion, who vol
unteered to aid the authorities.
General Wood will return to omaha
in a few days to transfer the city back
to complete municipal control.
Speaking tonight before the SUNDAY
Evening club, General Wood told of
the Omaha situation and said:
THE troops and the American be-
gion were all that stooa between the
local authorities and the DESTRUCTION
of the city 1t is now known that
plans had been laid for widespread
destruction, hut aid was at hand
After recounting the acts Of the
mob. the general continued:
"Just one agency was to blame for
this-that was the I. w. w. and its
red flag, the soviet organization of
this county. These are the enemies
of the American home. Their Ndoc-
trines lead to ruin"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-06
GERMANY HAS ORDERED
SOLDIERS TO GET OUT
OF BALTIC PROVINCES
lay poeWse JOURNAL spr Gut LEASED wrRrl

Paris, Oct. Germany has de-
livereo to General Dupont, command
err of the inter-allied mission at Ber-
nm, a memorandum declaring that it
has recalled General Won Der Goltz,
commander of the German troops in
the Baltic provinces and Lithuania,
has stopped pay, supplies and NUM-
tions to the German troops there and
is doing everything possible to bring
about the withdrawal of the German
so diers in accordance with the de-
mand of the supreme council.
General Won Eberhard has been
appointed in place of General Won
Der Goltz to take charge of the evac-
uation. The memorandum insists that
Germany has exhausted its means of
coercion and requests the appoint
ment of an allied commission to visit
the Baltic provinces and verify this
fact.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-06
GEORGIANS
CLANOR FOR LIFE
OF NE Gro SLAYER
Mob Packs Court House
Square Demanding That
Jack Gordon, Who Killed an
Officer Be Turned Over


Washington, Ga, Oct. 5.--0ne ne
gro was shot to death tonight, two
others were whipped and five were
being held, it was said, for lynching
by a mob that since daybreak this
morning has bee0 securing the
swamps and cane brakes of Lincoln
county for Jack Gordon, e negro, who
shot and killed Red Freeman, dep
uty sheriff, and wounded q citizen
who attempted to aid the deputy.
The negro who was killed and the
two who were whipped were said 20
have made boastful remarks regard
ing the killing of the deputy sheriff
The five being held were captured
near the scene of the killing Mem
bers of the mob asserted tonight they
would he held until Gordon, who was
captured late today by the mob. car
be taken with them to the scene. Il
is the mobs announced intention then
10 lynch all six.
More than thousand persons
packed the court house square here
tonight and demanded that Gordon be
turned over to them.