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Vorbote., 1919-12-07


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niliert ipor0en: sic
Ielbit (notiirIih I'M
BON erfubrenelt 9lg
6eloer, oieielben Self
lelbIt eiilit pfliiete. Ser lino
eingeridtet poraeN, in ben,
Geiit Ses 9rObat gQOososen Ie.
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tern Ssolitois, nod ser gibel, 5,
Sollot 5uIammeniteute. 0ie 2cbrer
-rnO Sdiiler GOlltois. glues, mas in
Der S9ule lnterridtet miro, lit uont
@ejIt oer' Solitoiiden 2ebre, Ser
Solltoii9en g}oral ourdorungen.
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ter, eln Wtuielun fir &inoer, eillell
&l11Oerdor, oeri4ieOene @enerbe.
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rel S6loiierei, Sdneioerei ltin.D
cine &rippe l,nO &inoergGrten fir
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IDLE, .Sporti6l uNp.
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&ontmiiiarlat fit @oIfsauffIGrlma
organlltert tporOen !tn0 miro aid,
bon tbRl l,nterbaltelt.
9as lit ser Sribut. Sen Die S,p-
pletregierl1ng 0enl 9lnoenfen oes at.
nialen ailnItlers mo 9enfers emf
ridtet.
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fop baben iih ppllit6nSig oieienr
&ei6e Ser &illOer gelpibmet. vssSsnoem
i6 nit bieie1 &inoern lebe lno or
bette, iaete Satjana SoIItoi III
einem @eiprad nit bem Dtitorbeiter
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item oas Serm1d}tnis meines aroBen
Saters. Sd bin iibcr5cugt, oab mein
Soter, nenn er nod lebte, oQ ieinc
&rafte oieier beilieen Sade eetpei6t
bette. "Ad lridatigIten lit" ioete
Us. Sidertfprp, roaB iid) oie ainocr
beItonoig tpie IN lebenoigem llmeone
NIT Dem geritprbenen befinbelt."
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ben &lnoern ieIbit reeiert. @s lit eine
alnoerrepublif, cine ainoerfonmu
ne, cine Solitoiife &inoergeneeinoc.
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lelblt bereiten Itd ieIbIt Sic 0abrlna
(ollsldlieBlif} peaetariide), ioraelr
lelblt ti,r Die Snitanoboltl,ng ser @e
ge1lltanoe, Die SoIitoi ge6orten. 9ic
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ntlbt, lid 10 menig ipie mogIid in
ole tnnere Srbn1ng oes Scbens Ser
&inoer einsrntii6en; Sen &inoern
miro OoIe Sreibeit gelpGbrt.
9ieies 9fei6 ser &inoer lit einc
Der grobten @rrltngcni6aften Ser
Sopietlnadt. 0ieies &eid Ser Silt.
Der lit 0cr ii6cr5cltgenoItc 8epeis oo
fir, SAB oas SSoeaI oeg groBcn
SdriftIteners uno oos SSoeoG oes
&omnllniSmus in ibren gn05iclcn
iibercinitimmet
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Gfeffermins : QSf[n1

: Gfeffermina EfIon5rng. Cine
nelle bielOeripredenoe lmo beoeutenbe
Snouitrie miro in SGIoe in 99usf
Gountp lmO llmgcbung, @is., in$
Sebcn gerllfen nerOen. Senrp Strof
lep bon Srenen SnO, bat cine gro
bere Eor5clle piloen 2onoes n0rolid,
bon SaODiHitb in elmer SolienTpT;.
gefouft. 9ieies nieorig gelegene @e
loloe mill &err Stroflep fuItipieren
uno nit 8feffermin5e bepfIan5en. @r
bat @rfabrung in benz Nnbou bon
EfefTernllnde 1rO cr5ielte bonit or
iebnlide Grofite: IS unterliegt TEL
nem 3neifel, Dag bic Hisberunqen i'm
n0rbliden 8isconiin, penn brainiert
uno inter aultlr gebroft, fir Sic
EroOui5crrng bon Gfefferltin5e 9c-
eignct iinO. 9ie Gflal5e geoieb milo
in etntaen 5eilen pes n0rbli9en Wisz
coniin, mormlS criidtlid it, oob Self.
ma uro an0ere 9eOinglngen giinItie
fin6.
Vorbote., 1919-12-07

ieltener Elm, 10 gob es @6n1ollbriefe.
5ulpetlen jepo6 parcn feline 8riefe
ou9 10 boiler tinoiiGer 3drtlidtsiten,
/ 10 ooB lie ld4elte: Ou alter gIel!
! llnb nenn er ouI Irloub. fom,
itrttten tie beim 8icberIefen i6on
Ium &leinisteiten. 8crm er tpieber
fort9ing, iogte lie r@ott lei Oant!"
Sm 6elbe an9etommen, mar iein
eriter grief cine e;nsiae 9itts Inn
Ser3clRung, alsoam bos geripreden
Der BeiIerung unb Der S6luB mar
cine 6nmnc ouf lire 2iebe. Sin beiz
llegcnoes Slott foBte biefs GeIiiblc
IN 8erIe unb in cine billettnnti1Gs
(2ctd>nlln9. 9u mubte iie ipisbcr ID
feIn uno on cine 9etpiiIe Sugenb5eit
oenten.
'9aron, als lie als iungeS Ding ibr
Ileli9iteS garasies auf benz San3bo>
ben ggfunDen botte. gr lpar Der
fIotteIte SGn3er unO obpobl piel tleiz
ner ais tie, Idnebte iie in ieincn Or
men lpie' oui einem 8anb 5nif6en
sfpei Sternen. @r. moltc i5r Garten
Iuno idris6 Reime baau, i6entte ibr
Spiben unb 8Gnber, Somt unb Sci
be - er mar &pmmis in einem Seia
oenparen9ei6aft -, 9epann iie unb
- Ihentte ibr au6 Elm 8inb.
Die 2eute Eotten 9elast: tpie tonn
mon ii4 nur al cinen 10 tleinen
Meni6en bdngen! - ods Rlein i'm
tOrperlidcn Sinns gemeint -. uber
lie ieBte ii6 nit einem groBsn S6ritt
carilber 6inDeg.
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ifm. ober lie CAB ifn ni6t auf, bsnn
Iie bate ia Elm aino bon ifm. Dit
oohte lie: Iinb mir nur erit oerbeiz
ratet! 9eod feds Sabren Sihz unb
Ger5errens bro6te lie i'm einen Sag
Dor benz 9lusriiden gum Stanbesomt.
Sic mar arnl, aber intelligent unb
flelRia. ar6eitete ii6 empor unb ma6z
te ei9ene pldne fir bic 3utunft, mo-
bin er aber nidt mttgin9, ionbern
anaitli6 ouf Ieincm geIDe IiBen
blie6.
limb neil er oszd9tli6 lire bple
9efeli6oftsfd6isfeit bemdnselt bate,
lernte iie in Ieiner 4bpeienheit W}uitt
uno bobei einen liebenslpiirbigen W}uz
iifus tennen. Mieber er6ielt lie 2iez
6esbriefe nit 9erIen, bic n't nit De-
nen aus bem Selbe in cinem &oItsn
itedten. lpenn lie ous Dem gsi daft
fam. Wieoer lebte in i6rsr 9ruIt iene
I6mer5ltcbe Seligteit Der 2iebe, ipenn
lie iid our6 Die Sir elmer 2iige aus
SHUTTERS Wobnung Itabf ober 1pGt bes
gta6ts leiie pie cine 8olte ans 6ous
ihlth
Sp lit bas @nbe bes Refroins;
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IoIut feline SriioerI6aft pollte unb
Der Dos @nOe bes 8rieges ni6t err
tporten fonnte; Elm jun9e 5ruu unb
Elm Wfuiitus uber batten auf cine eli
|niQermaben natiirlide @bei6eiOung
1ehofft. obpo6l e5 @ben 9ibt, Die nie
gei4lOIien tpurOen, alIo oud ni6t gez
ihieOen gu nerOen brauden. giele
&Rui
., nm goume Der 2iebe fat Die
arobc 3cit bic icltI Iomften 8liiten unp
&noIpen oetrieben.
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melt oes 2lllerfIeinlten.

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men miii1en, auBcrholb iciner rWeIt"
IN Der er 10 longe beIdrGnften @eiftes
iebte, onbere Belten onauerfennen,
IN bic linn crit Die @iFenf6aft ginz
bltde eroFfnet 6at. geben Der qr1bez
rem Belt Der Gtsrne uno Steeri1enz
iAlteme iiber uns, bic tpeRigitens un=
1cren Quaen 5u9dngIia 1T, ba6en lid,
unter uns anoere 8eIten i'm olIerz
tldniten offenbort, bic bas Spiel Der
9roBpelten tpieoer6olen. Die Ser
bdltntiIe oieIer aleinipelten iu6t unz
1crer ani6oullng cine gsre6nuna i'm
-Brometbeus" nakaubrinsen,
Sas Ntom lit Der aeinite, peoer
auf demtI6em nod pbpIitaliifYm
Weae mehr teilbore Sell etneg Gle
nentes. lleber bic rgrDBe" eines
qtoms oibt bic tinetifde @ostbeorie
einiaen 9luff6lub, bic ben Robius
eines tl&aelf0rmis gebadten 9(toms
nit los cm anaibt. @s lit ober
ouberorbentliA idnierig, nit iolden
2ahlen oudl cine 8prite1ung bon ben
@r0Ben gu berbinben, pel6e bur6 Iie
ousaebriidt nerben, unb tpenn man
dud 1913 ols 1 nit 8 g}ullen ausz
1dreibt, 10 lit bomit nur Iebr tpenig
eebplfcn. gt!pns teutli4er ipirb uns
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mir fOren, BAT. 114,50Q,000 8ai1erz
itoffatomc bidt auseinanberaeIeqt
- Der 8e9riff bidt reist bier Id,on
gum 9dheln = cine 9tnie bon lem
2Gnac bilben piirben, unb boB iid
Die W}ai1e zines Observation-Disclosures sur
W}oiFe zines @rammes perbGlt, pis
ctpa bic Mafe zines 8ilogramms sllr
WfaiIc bes 9on5en GrbbolIes. limb
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nidf bic fleinitsn uno Die Ieidteftcn
Singe, beren @epidt unb @'hDbe mir
6erednen tDnnen. Sic G!eftronen,
Die ~atome Der GlettgsitGit" iinb ibz
men nod melt iibcr, benn bas neaaz
tibe @lettron bat eirsn Gobius BON
nur 2-10,13 en- unb feline Mafe
betrGat mr. 1,62-19O0 nal 1924.
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troncn oerbdlt ii6 olio CUR Moiie Ell
ncs Grammes ctno 10 ME bic MdHe
eines ailogramms sur Mahe beg
grDboQesl
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lnub linn nod biel mcfr 5lt9emutet
nerben. No6 neueren 9lnIdauun9en
trifft nGmIid bic sin9ongs gegebene
8eorifFsert!Grun9 beg gltoms ni6t
mebr gu, Elm gftom 1T bielmebr suz
iommenqe'cbt aus einem poIitip sez
labenen &crn, I'M trel4en lt9, ipie
nis gloneten I'm bic Sonne, nsgatibe
glcftroncn helpe9en. Sm gfaum eines
flaelF5rmia 9sbahten 9(toms bot man
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frceuns befinbIidles @oEncninItcm gu
bcnfer, beHcn Gonne Der Qtpn1fern
1T, Der nniurgsmdB 10 flcin iein muB,
buB nodl Gaum fir Die 9obnen Der
@Ieftrcploncten blei6t. 1no bieler
Goum blaibt; bic glattronen t0nnen
unaebinpert i6re Strabe 5iefen, crit
ctpu 2OO0 Woferitoffferne iinD suz
fummen 10 rgrpB" pie Elm negatives
@leftron! Wcnn mir uns bos 9ltom
auf bic Gjr0be bes groboGs anaez
ipahIen benfen, Oann beiibt Der
2tomtern ungefd6r bic @r0Be elmer
8iGorbtuqel, uno bos neeotioe @lefz
tron 1T cine 8ugsl bon pieQeidt 100
Meter Sur6meIier, auf elm poor Nlez
ter mc6r ober tperigc- fommt es tpirtz
lim ntdt an.
Ob es nod ettpas tleinerss gibt ols
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% Gt

fiibrerlos! @as Fl
l6en nilsen, luen.
ter gelei,ft uno
fann Ood nidt
nidt Iterbenl
@ie idolt mid
m1 = 0err 0ofto
Otutterl SedlS s
stitbden. Ga broul
llnO ser GuIs gebt 10
ocnn 0as Ser5 liberia.
- ieds ainoer lmo 3
id bleibe bier; ser Sob
te nift nitncbmen, 5
ncbr &c6te, uno es a
bon icds!
!tn0 id) iite am Sage
lit bereiitgebroden uno
9leincn Giebcbou llmbii!
re 9lrme genommen. Set
elltld1eiOen; id trobc oel.
9eltc ab! - l1no tuenu
onrd Ben @illen oes tiefIten u.
oenS beieelt miro, miro lie 9eben /
fpenoet lie 2eben. lln0 iicbe oa: s.
Sera ichlGgt beiier, 0os Iebenipenocu-
De geoB, 6os oen &orper oltrdeilt,
rotet lcidt bie @ongcn, ser sltem
oebt tiefer - es miro, es Miro Cine
ghttter lit nicbergegeben oen &tei.
llelt. -.
Se6s &in6er 1mo 5lrei Stut dcn
- llnO 10 biel Sonneni6ein.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

ASK. fOR A
COAL PROBE
Resolution Says an Investigation
Of Strike Situation BY Tribunal
Created by President Would Be
Welcome.
READY TO MEET AMY
GOVERNMENT PROPOSITION
Statement Declares They Have
Accepted in Entirety the Pro-
posal Of Mr.. Wilson Made on
October "a.

CLEVELAND. o, Oct 3i.-The eN-
ecutive committee OF the central COM
petitive coal aeld IN conference mere
today TO take action IN the nation
wide strike of miners scheduled for
midnight adopted "A resolution well
coming an investigation by tribunal
appointed by President Wilson to in
vostigate the threatened strike. The
conference then adjourned.
shortly before noon committee
was appointed TO draft a resolution
setting forth the operators position.
After presenting the resolution and
It's adoption by the conference. Chair
man brewster OF the executive COM
mlttee made public the resolution as
follows.
we nave accepted In It's entirety
the presidents pr posal OF October
cath. and rcaffirm that acceptance
We welcome an Investigation by O
tribunal which the president may ap-
point as suggested by him In the last
paragraph OF his statement OF Octo-
her sGth.
I'VE hold ourselves ready "a com.
ply NJ an times with any comma nd,
which the government, acting In tn,
interests OF the whole American pco-
pie may deem II wise 10 issue"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
AMERICAN LEGION
SPLIT ON PROPOSAL
TODO STRIKE DUTY
Post Adjutant Seeks Support to
Governors Call for Volunteers,
But Others Oppose Offering
Their Services.

Members OF the Hugh A. Carlisle
post of the American Legion were IN
hot contention today over the prop
osition that the Legion act as mount
ed police in coal mihing towns II ,he
strike situation becomes serious. ac-
cording to the governors plans.
Governor Larrazola In a telegram
to the Legion has called upon tho
post TO organize company OF mouns-
cd police, which would be armed by
the state. to assist In maintaing or
der In the mining towns n the threat
ened strike should give rise to trouble
Charles Caldwell, post ad1utnat
stated that company had already
been started aud Tat the post would
support the governors plans and re-
spond 10 the call for volunteers.
On the other hand about so per
cent = the members Of the local post
are opposed To any such military aet-
vice under the name Of the Legion
according to Earl Bowdlch, u mcmbc.
OF the state executive committee. Mr.
Bowdich stated that he personally
would not volunteer mis- services foi
Guty @. that sort. and that hc had
called the Santa Fo and Beien posts
10y long distance to learn that thcN
likewise were opposed tu bringing
any military element into the Legiof
urgln.zation.
No meeting of the local post hl'
been Officially called for tonight. ac
cordinr to Mr.. Bowdich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
HOUSE SUPPORTS

WASilINGTpN, oct 81 by an
overwhelming vote the house today
adopted the scnut" resolution plcdE-
ing support to the national admin
istration and an others In authority
In their EFFORTS to meet the present
Industrial emergency
ON the roll call not one Of the geo
members present cast "A negative vote.
As the senate has adopted the resolu-
tion, the house action completed It's
enactment as the measure does not
have to receive presidential approval.
Representative kitcnin, democrat
Nortn Carolina, said such a resold'
tion should have been passed before
industrial conditions became acute.
Representative Wood. republican
Indiana, declared that " there eVoi
was time the people must stand "
a solid pIalpnN behind the constitu'
uonal government 1t Is now adding
that 500 strikes were prevailing "
the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
RAILWAY UNION MEN
ENTER No PROTEST ON
THE INJUNCTION ORDER

WASHINGTON, Oct .-Railroad
union officials conferrirg late to-
day with Attorney General Palmer
entered no protest against the in
junction issued In indianapolis to-
day against the calling OF OF the
coal strike and rendered the good
offices Of their organizations In at
tempting to arrange settlement
of tine strike.
In connection with the protest
~ the railway workers repre-
sentatives II was recalled that A.
torney General Palmer's state
ment announcing the governments
altitude toward the coal strike incl
dentally announced that any con-
spiracy to retarG or to interfere
with transportation OF necessities
also was illegal under the food and
fuel control law. This would mesu
that a strike Of railroad workers
several Of which have seemed
likely to develop before the first =
TIE year, might also he regarded
by the government at this time as
"outside the pale Of the law"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
AI.ABAAiA DRDERE:D To
IGNORE INJUNCTION

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Oct 5i,--
United Mine Workers OF america viii
disregard the Injunction ordering
them not 10 strike. according TO =. r..
kennamer. president OF the Alabama
district who said he had received in-
structions from Indianapolis this nf-
ternoon to proceed with the walkout.
Mr. kennamer received the follow
ing telegram from John l.. Lewis. act
ing president Of the mine workers;
"Our position remains unchanged.
Strike order issued October rs be-
comes effective NJ midnight tonight m
all It's provisions We enter this great
industrial contest serene In the
knowledge that our cause IL just. and
Is In conformity with our rights guar
anteed by the constitution and laws
OF the United States.
(Signed) JOHN L. LEWIS
The message from Lewis was flied
In Indianapolis AZ 10;fs a. m. The
Injunction was granted by Judge An
ders0n at 1870 n. M, but the notlco
was not served on Lewis until nearly
| noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

effective" said the petition. ''it will
be impossible 20 fulflI these con-
tracts ana Impossible TO operate tho
railroads and the deficit In income
will have To be supplied by the fed-
erni government out OF the public
funds
II was pointed out that suspension
OF the roads would mean also that the
stopping Of the mails. transportation
OF the armed forces o. the United
States and cessation OF the interstate
commerce.
The government IN In position 10
bring this suit7" querlod Judge An
dernon,
Yes. from every standpoint" re-
piled Judge Amea.
The petition gave notice that when
the proceedings 20 make the tempo
rary injunction permanent came up
on November 4. the gorernmsht
would ask an order commanding
union officials 10 withdraw the strike
order Issued October f5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
GOVERNMENT GETS INJUNCTION AGAINST
COAL STRIKE; MINERS WILL DISREGARD II
OItDEU DOEs NOT
IsNdOiN INDIVIDUALS.
fOtfHT at'DeE ngcfGtItF.e

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct al
Judge Amcs explained that the re.
atrtirinK order 0hipined today docA
not affect any acts OF individuals
nor union actions which took place
prior 70 the issuing OF the iniuno-
ton
There are three stngcs to the
proceedings" he said. THE re-
straining order issued today. the
temporary Injunction. application
for which ia 20 be heard November
8. and the permanent order which
probably VIII come up November
90.
THE right Of thct individual
workman to quit work is not in
volved hy todnys proceedings. nor
Is the general strike order issued
October iA."
Does u operate to prevent ad-
dresses at mass inoetlned7' he was
asked.
1T does" replied Judge Amcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
OIL LAND BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Leasing Measure Now Goes 10 Cou.
ference.

WASHINGTON. oct si.--With 1t
tie change from the draft as prepared
by the house committee, the houfe
yesterday pissed by q vote OF i69 to
80 the oil and coal land leasing bin
The measure now goes TO confer
cncc
The bill. though a complete redrpft
Of the senate measure. contains many
senate draft. Titles to the lands In
retained bY the government under
both bills, hut leasing Is permitted on
royalty basis. The house bill pro-
yldes FOR q minimum fixed royalty
leaving the maximum royalty TO be
fixed BY the secretary OF the Interior.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
FALL URGES VOTE
ON TREATY NOV. 10
Efforts uo IiN Dnu GO Over TIN
Tomorrow.

wAsIliNGTON. oct 3i.--Enorts q
hN date for hnni vote on the peace
treay failed In the senate again to-
day. senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska,
the democratic leader. declining to
agree to a proposal by Senator Fall.
republican, New Mexico. and concus- =
red In by republican leader Lodge,
that November 10 he fixed.
Senator Hitchcock said he could
not accept the proposal until the de-
tails could be submitted In writing
Senator Fall announced he would d1
this tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31

officials OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor protested TO Attorney
Ooneral Palmer today against the ac-
ton OF the government In obtaining
an injunction in the coal strike.
Gompnrl to ss,c Palmer.
samuel Gompers, president of the
federation. did not accompany the
delegation, but an engagement was
made for him to see the attorney
general later.
Mr.. Gompers, Secretary Morrison
and Matthew Well. vice president cf
the American Federation Of Labor
batter conferred with Mr.. Palmer for
an hour and a half. but they declined
to make any statement. Mr.. Gompers
said he might have something TO sav
later.
The federation officials declared tho
Injunction violated the rights of
union labor agd indicated that the
coal miners would have their support
In any nTht brought TO dissolve tA-
iniunctions. Nit. Palmer reiterated
that the government WIS proceeding
solely against one union which, h"
declared, was trying to violate the
law, lie said the right to strike was
not involved
u Is understood that there will be
no change In the policy of the gov
ernment as result Of the repre-
scutatlons of the union men.
RailrDnd MCI in Parry.
Representative OF the four rail-
road. hrotherhoods, including Warren
$. stone. grand chief OF the engineers,
and l.. y, sheppard, president of tho
conductors, accompanied the dclcga
ton. Their presence was taken ~ In
dicatlng that although not affiliated
with the federation. the brotherhood
would give their powerful support tu
amy action union labor might taSc.
Secretary Wilson's proposal to the
United Mine Workers Of America. ia
which Acting President John l..
l.owis made pubic reply yesterday
was that the miners executive coun-
ell Immediately rcconVrhe the dele
gate convention TO reconsider the
whole wage question In the hope Oi
aycriing the strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
COMMERCE COMMITTEE
SPURN RAILWAY MEN

WAsIUNGTON. oct. Shy unaa-
imOus vote, the Senate interstate
commerce committee today refused
To grant tho request Of representa-
tivss of the railroad brotherhoods
that hearings be reopcned on the an
ti-strike provision Of the riilroad bill
which the committee recently report
ed to the senate,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
900 TROOPS TO RE
MOVED 10 GOLDEN. COJO.

GOLDEN. Colo. oct a. Golden
riflo rnnge today became citv Of
tents. Under the supervision of Mai
~. NJ. Lake. chief quartcrmnstcr of
the Colorado National guard, the
range is being made ready Tor the
reception Of more than 500 soldiers
who will move In" tonight. and await
orders to proceed 10 mining districts
Each gunrdsmRn iH equipped with
n field kit. United States army rife
and ammunition.
The total guard force summoned at
the first call of Governor Shoup num-
hers $50 mon. OF which approximately
900 are to be mohilized ut Trinidad.
More will be called should an cmor-
gency arise, Adiutant General A. W.
Spangler said today. Governor Shoup
also said he has assurance that federal
troops will be rushed to Colorado In
Instance OF serious trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
BELGIAN ROYAL
PARTY BIDS ADIEU
TO AMERICA TODAY
Sails on Steamer George Washing
ton, Accompanied by Brand
Whitlocl, U. S. Ambassador to
Belgium.

Old POINT COMFORT. Va, oct.
3i.--king Albert OF the Bclginns;
Elizabeth. his royal cnnsort. and their
son. Leopold Duke o. Brabant, bade
adieu to America this afternoon, sail
ing on the president steamship George
Washington for belgium, They were
accompanied by Brand Wihtlock.
American Ambassador TO Belgium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
STOWAWAY ON
A LONG FLIGHT
Martin Ioavcs ~ Paso on "IsounI
Rini" Journey.

Ut. TANU, TON, VCI. HT,-IIpWIon-
ant Colonel u, s. Hnrtz's Martin
bombing airplnne. leaving III paso
today for Dallas in continuance OF
ita "round the rim" OF the United
states trip carried "a stowaway. Pri-
vate Alvin Brcelaud. OF Ennis Texas.
a recruit In the Eleventh Aero squad
ron stationed at Fort Blfs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-31
CHEF
SAYS INJUNCTION
WILL INFLAME MEN
Declares Federal Order Is an At
tempt to Enslave the Working
men and the Women Of the
Country.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Oct ai.-As-
sumlng defiant attitude toward the
governments move to stop by iniunc-
tion the threatcned strike OF soft coal
miners, Frank Harrington. chairman
of the miners scale committee. and
president Of the Illinois district, de-
clared today that the strike had de-
volopod into something moro than "a
miners STRIKE and that u was "an
attempt to enslave the workingm n
and women of the country"
II don't believe there H. uay power
on earth that can stop the miners
from going on strike tonight" Fa -
rlngton said. THE action of the gov
ornmcnt viii only inname them. The
question involved now is whether
workingmon and women have the
right to strike when they think they
have cause 10 do So"
branding the act OF the rovern-
mcnt In obtaining the injunction Is
the most FAR reaching and high hand
ed restraining order ever issued by a
court in this country" Farrington
declared Its influence to breed rad
lcallsm was unlimited.
"NothinE that know Of could have
tendency To incite BolshcviSm u
this country rs this restraining order
win do" said Harrington. "All the
agents Of Lenine and Trotzky could
not do as much"
I'VE are going through with the
STRIKE Harrington declared. Labor
is hound to fight this injunction. II
Il stands h In within the power Of nny
court io cnslave the working man aud
woman any time the court decides tc
do 50.
"if this injunction stands thcr,
will be lot Of us deceived as 20 m,
liberties We thought American cl'
liens enjoy. The restraining ordei
IL blow At the very heart of frc,
/ Institutions OF our country"