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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Massacre All Armenjsns.

New YOrk.-Confirmation Of reports
that Turkish NatiOnalists had msssa-
cred virtually all the inhabitants Of
Hadjin. Cilicia, on Oct -. was re
ceived here by the Armenia-America
Society. The Armenian inhabitants Of
the city were totally massacred and
the town burned down." the cable re-
port to the society stated. adding that
women and old men who fled 10 the
mountains were "crUelly killed and
only a few succeeded in saving them
selves
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Korean Bands pispersed

Tokio.-Many armed bands Of Ro-
rean insurgents have been discovered
by the japanese forces in the Kwan-
ten district near the Chinese-Korean
border. it was announced here. These
Koreans, it is declared. were under the
direction Of the president Of the Ko-
republic" who has been organ
izing groups which have been raiding
the japanese lines of communication
in the Lungchip district. The Japan
csc. the announcement adds, have dis
these bands.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Keep Secret Twenty years,

San Franclsco.-1n San Francisco
are two women who can keep a secret.
For 20 years Mrs. Josephine Calderon
was the wife of DR.. Eustorijo CAL
deron, a prominent and brilliant physi-
cian Of that city. In which time she
bore him a beautiful daughter, now
eighteen years Of age. and neither
mother nor daughter told a soul that
he was husband and father.
II vas only his recent death that
revealed to their friends the strange
relationship. and the reason for the
late physicians actions is s:ill a mys-
terry.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
To Fig Grain Weiohts

Washington.-A conference Of state
commissioners. shippers and railroad
representatives has been called by the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
meet at st. Louis Nov. Is. to discuss
the proposed changes in existing mini
mum weights on grain and grain prod
ucts. The railroads have sought TO
continue present minimum weights in
definitely beyond Dec. 81. when the
present tariffs expire, and TO rc-estsb-
lish a minimum weight of G0.OOo
pounds on grain products.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

Boston-A strike Of shoemakers,
which began at the factory Of the
Thomas q. Plant Company IN May IL.
1919, in an effort by labor unions To
enforce a closed shop. was ordered To-
cease in an injunction granted ny the
Superior Court. Local unions Of the
United Shoe Workers Of America and
Greater Boston are ~enjoined perpefu-
ally by the decree from any attempt to
bring about a closed shop.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Five MilIionaires Empsneled.

New York. The names al five mil
lionaircS were linked with those of
less afflucnt citizen, in the third
panel Of the >hcrifrS Jury for
the coming year. Included in The
100 members of ihr panel Wrr" John
ID. Rockefeller, Jr.. %Chaunccy VI. De
pew, Jr.. Frederick W. Vanderbilt,
Bernard NJ. Baruch aud Howard IL
lioft-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Troops Revolt in Vera Cruz.

Vera Cruz.-Military forces forming
the garrison at Coatepec, near Jalapa.
the capital Of the state of Vera Cruz,
have revolted as a result Of announced
plans by the Federal War Department
TO dispose the troops in opposition to
the wishes of their commanders. Gen.
erals Ricardo Morales and Alexandra
kurzaiD. The rebels have taken pos
session Of nearly 100000 pesos in the
hands of the garrison paymaster, and
pesos sent to the business men
Of COatepec. -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Playful Father losses
Son in Pot of Noodles

San FranciscO.-Julius Hess
of go Natoma street and his
son and heir, Maxwell. 3 years
old, We're I'm a state Of mind that
eventually landed both in the
Central Emergency hospital. BY
way Of satisfying their playful
mood, Hess began TO toss little
Maxwell into the air, catching
him as he came down. A Sec
ond, a third and even a fourth
time Hess tossed Maxwell into
the air. II was great sport un-
iii the fifth try. Instead of land
ing in fathers arms. little Max
wen landed in "A boiling kettle
Of noodles on the kitchen stove.
Maxwell, the kettle and father
landed in a heap on the floor,
the boiling water scalding both
of Hess feet and one of Max
wells. The trip 10 hospital fol-
lowed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Woman aeheAded.

San Jose, Calf. - Mrs. Harold
Thompson, wife Of a well-known San
Jose man, was beheaded in an auiomo-
bile accident neal here. She was driy-
ing with her husband along the county
road outside the city when the car, in
the darkness, plunged into a rail fence.
A flying rail crashed through the wind
shield Of the automobile and glass sew
cred Mrs. Thompson's head from her
body. Thompson was severely hurt,
sustaining fractures of both arms.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
AhRRn.
GRAIN At

Chicaeo.-Whest-No. l hard. s2l0.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. s7k a SIC; No. 2
yellow, s2M e3c.
Oats-No. 2 white. SAY a55ke. No.
white. 53W53ac.
Rye-No. 2. S1.6s%.
Barley-s5c Gs1.o6.
Timothy Seed-s5. 00d $50.
Clover Seed-S12.00@ 20.00.
Pork-Nominal.
Iard-s1e.1B
Pfhs-S13G5d15.00.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
HAYWOOD Asks Rehearino.

Chicago.-A rrhcarinS IN IA" eases
of William Haywood and other J. W.
W. was asked ia a petition filed in
The Circuit Court of Appeals. IN an
opinion given 10y the same court some
time ago, the original sentence i'm
posed by Federal Judge Lands was
upheld. The petition alleges errors
were made in the first hearing.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Ex-Governor pardoned

Montpelier, Vt-Horace p. Graham.
former governor of Vermont. has been
sentenced in the Supreme Court to not
less than five and not more than eight
Fears in states prison for embezzle-
nent of state funds. Gov. p. W. Glen
mt has granted a full and unc5ndi-
tiODsl pardon TO former Gov. Horace
9. Graham, who vas sentenced in the
Supreme Court to Imprisonment for
TIRE to eight years for embezzlement
If state funds while be was state
auditor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
LATE
QUOTATIONS
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER LIVE STOCK.


Cattle.
rs cents higher, resulted in the cattle
division. with the arrival of nearly
1000 cattle.
One carload Of choice steers from
the Western Slope topped the market
at $10.25. the best price received for
steers on this market in several weeks.
A carload of steers sold for $3.50 ana
another bunch brought So. Three car
loads of feeding steers rough $3.50
and other loads sold at $3.50 and 81.
A carload of choice cows brought )
cents a pound. Several loads Of me
dunn cows sold at $3.50 and 81. while
"A carload of old Mexico cows sold for
s6.25. Most of the stock on hand con-
sisted of beef cattle.
The hog market opened with prices
fully % cents higher and stronger in
some sales, while il closed at the ad-
vance loss or steady with the close OF
the previous day.
Several carload lots sold at Sl4,
sI3.sO {, S13.G5, $3.50 and $685.. The
bulk sold at $l3.35 to $3.50. \ bunch
of pigs brought $l3.50. Z
sheep.
An active and brisk market prevailed
in the sheep division with prices hold
ing steady. Several carloads of fat
ewes brought $3.50 flat. while feeding
ewes brought up to $500.
brought s12. freight paid. Five car
loads of Arizona lambs sold at Sll.5o,
freight paid. Several carloads brought
s11.S5. freight paid. Choice lambs
would bring up to sl2.25 and ewes up
to $S25.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

vertlsed for a husband because she
was lonely and because she needed
some one to help her run her business.
Harris answered it and they were
married at the courthouse.
Now Mrs. Harris has had her hus-
band arrested on a charge Of disturb
ing her peace.
Il leave II to you, judge" said Har-
ris, "if any mar wouldn't cuss the
skillets when he tries 10 cookf'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

Further increases in freight charges
will be opposed by the packers and
other shippers. This was made known
when the Institute of American Meat
Packers and other shippers organize
tons filed protests with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission against
new demurrage rates which the car
riers have filed and which would be-
coIne effective Dec. j.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

hfcago.-Butter-Cnchaneed.
Poultry-Alive, lower; fowls. zoo
2skc: springs. &c; turkeys. 35c.
Eggs Firsts. 649s7c; ordinary
firsts. IS 5sc; at mark. cases included.
IS oslo; standards not quoted: storage
packed firsts. 67h o CSC; refrigerator
firsts. 4Sh a SOC.
Potatoes-Steady. Northern white,
sacked. s2.25d2.4o cwt.; long white,
s2.2sG2.35 cwt.; bulk round white,
81. 30 ESQ cwt.; Idaho rurals. sacked,
$2.65 cwt.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Elect Two Legion Candidates.

Independence. Iowa.-Two of three
candidates, placed in nomination by
the American Legion post Of this city.
10 oppose Republican incumbcnis of
county offices when Democrats failed
to nominate, were elected ~ auditor
and sheriff..
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
TalIest Man in United States Dead.

T~"Xarkana. Texas. W. Patterson.
a.. native of Miller county, Arkapsas.
rcputcd locally TO be the tallpst maj in
the United States, died at his home in
Bloomburg. He was 9 feet , inches in
height.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Killed by Marker on Fathers Grave.

Chicago.-John Borovicka, two years
old. Of Chicago. is dead, killed by q
marble lamb, used as a marker for
his fathers grave. As the mother and
three older children knelt at prayer
beside the grave. the boy tried to climb
M on the lamb and the marble fell
upon him.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

chicago LIVE STO(k.
Al chicago.


Chicago. 49, 800 to choice steers
steady to % cents higher: others slow,
25 cents lower; top handy weight steers.
$500; bulk good and choice, $3.50 to
$500; bulk grassy kinds. 5000 To
SLABS: early sales best cows and heifers
steady: general market %unevenly lower;
bulk. s4.75 to Sl0.25; good bulls steady,
others rs cents lower; Gamer cows,
$3.50 to s3.75; calves so to as cents
lower: choice veals. S12.50 to $3.50.
grassy calves. $3.50 TO $500; stockers
and feeders steady to % cents higher
receipts Westerns. 1900: market
steady to shad" stronger; bulk Ss.25 TO
SAFE.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
Get Dragged R~attlesnske Into House.

Csl UTdgge Hd~ttIesndkt Ihto HouSt.
CebOurne. Tex.-A rat-catching cat
owned by Dennis Flat, recently put
to rout his entire family by hauling
a live rattIesnake into the house.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12

Market opened 10 to 81 cents lower.
later mostly 20 to SO cents lower than
Saturdays average, closing steady 10
strong; top. one load, 1890; bulk light
and butchers, S12.50 to s13.l5; bulk
packing sows. S1l.7j 10 S12.15; pigs
steady to 10 cents lower; bulk desirable
kinds. s12.65 to sl3.s5.
sheep.
Fat lambs closed active. fully 25
cents higher; top Western lambs,
400; top native. $1,000. bulk natives.
s11.00 to $12.00; fat sheep and yearlings
steady; top vesrling wethers. $3.50:
ton ewes. 1925; bulk native ewes. S5.25
to $3.50; feeders active. rs cents higher:
fat feeder lambs. S2.15.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-11-12
tsrnin.

Eggs. strictly fresh. ease
Couht g . $500
Loss off, per doz. ..,.. .40V 90
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&onlpromib 3u
Nrtifel 10 i6cittrt
Die nencn rcpmblikaniiden Giniudrtcc eeacft Scrb
iclbcn nit 90 ecacn 25 Stiininen afgencflts
nen; Sc6idial Ses pcrtrass bciie9elt
Die s4luss,lbftirnmuns Sirfte Sreitas erfolsen

lpra6en Die 6iibrer Der Meeieriitss
nlebrbeit oie aniidt di,s, onb ielbii
I'M SaIle elmer Sfotififdtion 6urd
ben Genat Der Ir6fioent Die an.
erfennrug besielben beripeigern iiat6
Der @ertras i6eitern piir6e.
Sir bic ShluBobltiillntiifg eeben
Die @inp1noIer rrlter oen Hepublifn.
nern au, oab ibnen bon brei bis uhi
Stimnnen anr 9tatififation febIen
tDerben. 8ornh, Der Siibrer Der lin
periobnli9en", bebnnptet, ooB 30
Stinunen grgen Die Sfntififation al.
gegeben tpiirben, fiinf nlebr nls 5iir
gtieoerIage Des @ertrnges erfor0er,
li6 iino. aud] 2ooge bat bertrnlliG
rnitgeteiIt, Dab er eile @eriperfung
oes 8ertrags borausiiebt. Sitdcod
lit gleider aniidt. 9ie SdIuBab.
Itintulung tpiro fit 8reitng ertpartet.
Ser Sennt bnt bette oie 8eipre.
dung bon uattergeprbneten @eitiin-
mungen Su ben @inpdnoen alif Die
Sngesoronltno geiest.
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Greebninc ser
Semtf6eit 1oclkss6Rlitita

Berlin, 16. @adra.-9ie @reeb-
niiIe Der beiben goIfssdbIun9en I'M
&riege bonn 1. 9eaenlber 1916 uno
S. 9e5ertber 1917 Iiegen iekt bor.
9ie ortsonlpeIenoe 3ibilbebolferung
betrlg i'm 8elltiden Heid an l..
9eaenlber 1916 itlsgeiaalt $685.
Ais. 9is gum 5. 9eaember 1917
fiel oieie 3nbI tpegen Der iteieenOen
Gin5iebung gum Seere arf $5S,267,- =
206, ipas iih oelitlib anl auteil Der
@eiGIedter bel oieien 3ablen aeigt.
1916 ipuroen nod 23.776,000 Mdns
ner seadbIt, 1917 nur nod 23,40S,-
$50. Die fpeibIi1en Serionen baben
Iitb in oieIer 3eit nerrlebrt. SIRE
3obI itieg bon 34,762,655 anf 34,-
858,667. @reuBen batte 1917 cine
9ibil6ep0Ifernne bon 36,672,476,
gaDern6, t66,403, Sadien 4,0S5..
756, gsiirtterlbere 2,2o2,4SS, So
oen t,SS2.925, Seiien 1,t27305,
MeGlenburg Shperin 5S0,76t,
gronnidipeig 1929 Salnburg
S72,S54, 9renien 267S49.
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General ll1ccH INT
1tlinftclcta pcraiis

ct. Galtf, @linn.. 16. @tdrs.
@enerdImoior 2eonaro Gooo tit
nad ben iinhoIlitdnoieen 8abler.
gebniiien Der acknowledgements.
len bon Winreiota ieirten beioen Mit-
beiperbern @ob. Sop6en, sSn.. unS
Senntor SSobnion, Gal, peit Dor.
aus. 8ieie 4bitimmltng mar Sic erite
&roftprobe Der repnblifaniiden &an-
oiboten i'm @eiten. Sdneeitiirme i'm
Stoat ber5opern 0as Gingeben Der
gt1d)ridten. ct. sdrl nno @innea.
pdsis gaben @oob groBe Rebrbei.
ten, iino Die 3dbIuneen in 5erItreu.
ten 2onoOiitriften 5eiaen, Dob Booh
B. @oraugsfanoioot lit. 2oip6en unb
syobnfon baben bisber faIt gleidbiete
Stimnlen erbalten.
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@oIbinoton, 16. WeGrs (llniteo
GreB.) Gie 8emiibungen fit einen
aomproniiB iiber Die 8eltimnungenI
oes glrtife[ 10 iino als bolitdnoig
eef6eitert anauieben, on Der Senat
6ie neiien republifaniihen Gin
pGn6e gegen 6enieIben geitern na9.
mittaq nit 56 gegen 26 Stimmen
onnabnt. Gurd oieien Sdritt miro
6os S6idiaI oes 8ertrases benz
totem Bunft in Der SdluBabitint.
muna bebeuteno n1ber gebraht.
9aaft mub nGnlIi1 nidt bon Der
gerteilung Der Gtinlnen bel Der
geItrigen @itinunttng aif Die ab.
thinning iiber Die Sfatififation
idlieben. Sir ben neiien Ginipono
ftimntten ou9 oTIe ol1nberIobnIi.
den, Die Der 9tatififation iulter fei.
men llmitdnoen sliftiutmen iper6en.
Wfit Den 9tepnbIifonern ftiulnlten
aud IA Genofraten; bieIleiht miro
fif oeren SobI Bel Ser SdluBab.
Thinning nergroBern ober ieitbem
bonn 8eiben Saiis bic 2unoe en-.
gangen 1T, boB Dem Grditoenten
Der cine 8orbebaIt ebenio pertig ge.
nebm iei nls Der anoere, baben Die
Giibrer ser Resieritnespartei feline
Snr6t, onb lire gfeiben Biz gum
fritiiden Eunft 5ltianlutenidrlim.
pfen. Der neue 8orbebolt i6lieBt
fidb nod) Sornt iiflo sSnbnIt aieHfid)
gendit an oen ginipano bonn lesten
geobember an. Wtit Dem glrttfel 10
iino oie Id 9sunfte erleoigt, IN De-
nen Ser Selot ben 8ertrag fir
Notwithstanding belt.
Ga1 Der Annabne beg republifa-
nifhen @orbcbolts gum glrtifeI 10
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StaatssDc department.
ctitc Obertaiipt
9mriiiee Seslen fSnnen meber in
Gnba, nod anf enropdiiden
Sanlpfern Graiiduns indem.

gyolbington, 16. M1r5.-8u er.
iten WldIe In Der @eididte Der Ser.
Stooten lit 6os Staotsocpdrternent
obne Spibe. Ser SeitipeiIige .Stndts.
Iefret1r golf, Der nad benz @eies
80 Gage nod Dem gfiiftritt Can.
iings ole @eihdfte fiibrte, trot ee.
itern fpieoer IN iein eieeneS almt ols
nnterItaotsiefretGr anriiG uno Die
geraogerung Der 9eitdtieuns Col
bD's ourd sen Senat IGbt oos Mtt
zines Gtoatsiefretars bafant. 8is
oos 4nit tpieber befest lit, fam ME.
ntano Die Ser. St1nten perloiIen,
oenn nienm6 lit oa, Die g[uslanos.
paiIe BIT iiuteridJreiben.
Ser @encrnlanipoIt bot ben YrGii'
oenten oariiber itnterridtet, Dob I'M.
fer ser Sbermm 2lfte tliemano an-
oers bonn 4sraiioenten NIT Der pro.
biioriiden siibrung Der @eiddfte
oes GtdatsicfretGrs betrout per0en
fam. 9ieIe gIfte iiebt Die ltebertro.
gltne bon GabinettsbefiteniIieu NIT
fir bic Srieesaeit bor. Sos eSuItis'
amt 1T Der g(niidjt, oaB oie Ser.
Stnaten fif dueenblifiih niht i'm
ariege befin6en, trotoent ned fem
offisieller 5rie0ensidluB NIT 9attid)-
Iono itattgef,tnben bat. Ism lebten
Serbit, oIs man Die 2eber afte &c.
gen Die gereIellte aur aniuenouna
bringen ipoIlte, mar man erttgegenae.
letter Qniitbt.)
Der 8r1iioent ion iif, NIT oet
Mblidt getroqen baben, Die 5ltnftio,
nen bes Staotsiefretdrs probiioriid
Dem Grieosiefretdr 8afer au iiber'
tragerl, ebe Der @eneroInnpnlt ibr
bnrauf ni,fmerfIom madte, onB 6ies
nidt 5uldIiiq lei. 9ns Sendtsfomitet
fir ausipdrttae angeleaenbeiten bot
fir oie @eit1tiaung Collins fetnt
S9ritte gcton uno Die Moglidfei
lit ba Oaf3 fit einise Belt feir
Stontsiefretdr borbanoeh lein miro
Mtittlertueile miiiien Die 8anfabr
ten Der 0uritiQen nod Quba Ano
Die Jieifen na@ guropa eineeiteai
iDer0en.
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GassGgplciicit scritSrt
etektriisbe feitane
SaseSblatter nm Grideinen ber6iu-
bert; Sbeater, babrita9Ie nnb
gaben anher getrieb.


Cine @ns @rploiiot in einem
M1nnIo6 Der 9lebrasfn goper SO,
an ser 8. uno sSones Strabe, 0ur6
lpeEdeS oIle aabcl gebcn, bic Dem
@eidaitsoiertel BON GWaba bic elet-
trii9e araft 8lfiibren, ueruriadtc
elm aidt unbetradtIid,es 5erer nno
leete ole Sbeater, GabritiibIe uno
cine groBe ansabl bon Geidldits-
bduiern p6lli9 lobn. 9ie Omaha
Gribiine uno anoere 3eitinlgerL Die
ibre Gesmaidinen itlto 9reiien nit
eleftriider araft bon oer Nebrasfc
goiper COMPANY betreiben faben lib
9e5lpllneen, ben 8etrieb ein5llltellen.
Gbenio idlirnn iporeit Die Sbeoter
Soran. @lit 4nsnahlle 6es 8ranoeiS
ltno gnipreB Sbeaters lnnbter in ol-
len oie 0odrtittogs- llilD aben0Dor.
ltellungen ousfnIlen. Sit ben 2aoen
Der Sta6t, Die 9ran0eis Stores al-
lem auseenon1men iltnd)ten <noen
uno 8e0ienling Die @rfabrrng, ipie
man in @roBpaters5eiten BET Ser.
scnIid)t cinfaufte. SoIt ene 0ffire.
@ebdu0e iparen ebenfalls In 8rnfel
eebhat. Su oen &eiioen5oiltr
Der Stabt gelong es, i'm 2aufe 6es
abenOs Die neiften Streden Der Set
tuna mieoer ift 8etrieb gu ieBen.
Godl mar erit beute morgen nr4 1
llbr aIer Sddoen aiisgebelIert. Die
@aserploiton pur6e Oaourd) berur.
fod)t, oaB ourd einen Robrenbrud
@os entitrontte, Dos Die GOulpanp
einiieselte, bis fie ben 8ruA ge-
flnoen baben ipiir6e. Gurd unbe-
fonnte llmItdnoe prr0e oieies @as
entsiin0et uno erpIo0ierte nit fttrft-
CARER @eipolt. Dos StraBenpfloiter
I'm Der ge1be Der 10. uno Sones
StroBe tpuroe aeritort nno Die gro
ben llmidoItltngen Der 8oiuer 60.
in oie 2uft geblalen.
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5tuiiebett 1oclcit itftS
Gi9eebett Srebt Krice

@ien, is. @dra. sSSrt Dem golfs.
abItir1ntllngsgebiet bon Seiden lit
BON oen @ertretern Der glaiierteit
oas ariegsre9t erfldt tpooen oa
5tpii6en ben golen unb $ideden
ipie0erboIte 3uianllitenitoBe borse.
fonlnten fin6. sSrl 9rag bot Srana
Gontaief, 8rdiioent Der tidebo-ilo.
bafiiden MISUNDERSTANDING er.
Hart, es lei eans offenbor, ooB go.
len cine frieserifde 2oiung Der
Side9enfrage berbei5ufiibren mini
i6e.
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SiiS>Slapelt iftiiHcit aus
HaSkersbmr9 teraiis

Goris, 16. 9adra. -lluf Soroer,
ing Der britild)en 9eIeedten be.
idlob Der @otfdofterrat, Die 9fe-
gierune in 8eIgra6 bon nellem onf.
suforoern, Raofersburg, 81 @leilen
fiio5ltIia bon @rn5, au rdtnten.
Sros Der aeaenteiIieen gntideioung
Ser 5rieoensfonferena bolten Die
Siioiloben bIeie StoOt INNER nod
beiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-16
,1lillerdnc tuiQ
1lmerika als Srcnn>

garis, t6. Mdr8. Brentiermini.
tier @ilcrano bot uadfahenbe @r-
flGrung abgegeben: pGranfreih nno
9fmerifa uliiiien bic freitnoIdoftli-
den @e3iebingen Die 5piiden bei-
ben 2anoern beIteben oufredt er-
baIten; aud nidt oas serineite IiiB.
perltdnonis oarf Die 6relnOidoft
triiben. Sc cher Die foliden auffai'
iuugen aus Dem @ege ser6uut Der.
ben, oeito better. 8ir eriuden nidt
nm 8ouaeIlierrng unierer Sauloen;
mir eriuden mir Inn 3eit, I'm etfuas
sltent au id1opfen nno uns bon Dem
ariege au erbolen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-16
sdnerer st,rm in gsegopf, glebr.

M3c@oof, @ebr.,, II. Wtdr8. =
Sonrtog uodt unb Weontdg ipiroen
Wtcgoof itno lltngegeno bon ei1em
idperen Sturnt beilngeiudt, Der
eine @eidlpinoigfeit bon go 9teiIen
Die Stunoe einbielt. Gin Sanear.
in tpel6em crit fiiralid Elm s. 6.
8runIep geb0riger aeroplan iriter.
gebroht NOR, ipuroe BON Der @e.
malt oes Gtlirlnes umeeporfen.
un6 Ser slcroplon 5eritort. Stint
Sdoafeniter pir6en Sertriimmert.
Ser an S1niert aneeridtete Sod.
idaben lit erbebIif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-16
Sfaats>1scitpcnticit ser
tscpublikancr, fS. 1ttai

2incoln gaebr., 16. Ia6ra. .-M.
8. 2earneo, @oritsenoer oes re-
publifaniiden Staatsfonlitees, bat
oie republifoniid1e Stnntsfonpention
fir ben is. @eai nad Dem Staot.
auditorium in 2incoIn einberiifen,
Inn Die 9lotforni at entiperfen ua0
Die @1bIut1riter fiir Die Graiioenten-
tpab[ ait ernennen. Die Bartei iuir0
ourd 811 9eIegaten Goitglns
Gonntp oura So 9elegaten, bertre.
ten iein. Die gorntpfollitees iper.
ben nneebalten, iid gIeid nad ben
8orfDoblelt gu beriogllruetn, oanrii
Die gonntDorganifntionen oem
Staatsfoutitee rehtaeitig eiltberihtei
iperoen fonrlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-16
ucrS ;Srieieit ftimiftcit
fiir O6nciftark

SopenbagerJ t6. Mdra. Son A
@obIbcdirten in Mittelidlespig ite.
ben Die Groebniiie Der abltimmung
nod aus. 93is iest boben MIR brei
9iitrifte iid) fir Qnidlub an Gdue.
mart enti6ieoen, 0ies fin0 @oting,
SeOebuium rnr l1eteriun. (9ieie
orei 96rfer Iiegen i'm meitlihen Seil
Der sniel sS6br, Ser inter Dem 9a-
men Beiterlun0 5obr. nebit Der SSSrl-
ieI Gnurln, utto einige Geaenoen
nOroIid] bon Sonoern felt t400 ans
Dem Gtaot8ebrbano oes Seraogtluns
Sdlesipis berauseeriiien nnO benz
aonigreih G1nemarf einDerleibt
iporoen ipor.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-16
Der Staat 21cip Jctfep
tcr Sefit ObcrGericRt

@ofbinaton, Is. gtara. = 9as
Sbergerid)t geipdbrte oos @eiud
gecip syerieps, in Dem boditen @e.
ridtsbof cine Rlage eeaen oos 8ro.
bibitionseeieb ein8urriden. 9berrid.
ter 8bite bot Ole &eaierung uno
BEN Staot SEEM sSeriep eriiidt. iib
nit oen Qlrgumenten gu beeilen, Do
Die alaee &boOe ssslanos niflt bor
Der geenoigung oieies GoIles emf
fhieoen weroen fam. 0aber lit ouf
antroe Ser &eeierins Der 80. Mdr3
fir Die @erbonbIimgen feIteeiett.
&eridieOene neue Rlngen gegen oie
9rohibition iperoen borbereitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-16
annhitiAte in Sulua luadlisn.

@ofbinatpu, t6. @GrS.-glod ben
bonn 3eninstiiro berSffentli6ten CT.
gebnifien Der Iesten golfsSdbIiins
bot Die Stoot GreIton, Sa., 8,084
ginpobner. Gies 1T cine 3unnbme
bon LILO c0er 16 9sroaeiit felt
1910. Sbcnonoonb. Soma, 8eist nit
5.255 ginirobner cine 3unohme bon
279 ooer sc Iroseut