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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10

elfogni. Farkas Imre a detektiyek
mex elmondta, hogy Laszlo test
we're kispesti mozi el6tt varja.
Amikor a detektivek odaertek,
Laszlo futasnak eredt, szaladas
kozben tobbszor revolverrel visz-
szal0tt detektivekre. A detek-
tivek is fegyvert hasznaltak, tobb
lowest tettek, amelyeknek egyike
Farkas Laszlot laban talalta. A
betorS azonban meg ICY is elme-
+nekiilt es detektivek csak hosz-
szas kereses utan talaltak meg egy
kertben, ahol magas fuben ell
bujt.
Farkas Imre es Laszl6 most
mar megvauottak, hogy Farkas
Anna Kispesten, a Sarkany-utca
egyik hazanak kertjeben bujt ell.
A detektivek OFT meg is leptek es
alva talaltak Farkas Annat, aki-
mel az ellopott ekszereket hiany-
talanul megtalaltak. Kes6bb a fe-
hernemii legnagyobb resze is meg
keriilt.
A betorocsalad tagjait elo-
allitottak f6kapitanysagra Far
las Anna beismerte, hogy be-
forest egyedil kovette ell, de hoz-
zatartozoi tudtak arrol, hogy ke-
szul ra. Molnar Maria cseledk0ny!
vet megszerezve, ezzel Foldiakek-
hoz szolgalatba ALT.
A rendorseg a betorocsalad va
lamennyi tagjat letart6ztatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10
Ekkor az ormester masodszor sii-
totte ell fegyveret, loves talalt es
Kozma holtan esett 0ssze.
Az UTOLS0 ZAIAAI CIGANY-
VAJDA.

Egg Zaa1 uJsaglfO meglat0gatta az
utols6 zalai ciganyvajdat. A vajda Wis
k6ja sem kiil0mb, mint tobbi "ke-
zsensiges' nepsege. Nincsen rata Sc
zaszlo, Sc torony. Az egesz haz egy
szobab6l all. A c.oba f0ldes. Apr6bb
nagyobb dombok teszik valtozatossa
Egyik sarokban vajda i'll foldon.
Egy labast kalapal nagy zajjal es unot-
tan. A tiiz mellett kuporog vajda fe-
herhaju, ezerrancos arcu felesege is.
- Maga hat vajda?
= En- vagyok instalom es ITALIAN az
Iutols6 vajda.
Az asszony szomoru szemrehanyas.
sal nezett az urara, aki beszelgetes
k0zben is egyet-egyet itott vasra.
- Vege van mar mindennek
Az asszony kozbeszol valamit. A vaj-
da rakialt:
= Hallgass! Hejh, ha az asszonynak
a haja feh6redik, az ,esze megrozsdaso.
dix.
- Talan teved vajda, vedtem
ven asszonyt.
A vajda elertette, maid ICY sz6lt:
= Mem efdemes, hogy vedje, inert
mines annyi viz tengerben, mint a
mennyi merget megetetett velem. Hej!
Fpedig harom napig tartott lakolalom,
a yeres lakodalom.
Veres lakodalom. Egy remes KEEP
elevenedett meg elottem. Hat ewes vol
tam, mikor az els0 veres haborut lat
tam. 5000 ember fejszekkel, szekercek
kel. A szekerek aljarol cl6kerilt revol-
verekkel rohant sok ember 6 sudar
| legenyre. Azutan csattogtak a fejszek,
durrogtak a revolverek es folyt yer.
Negy halott, sok sebesiilt maradt csa-
tateren. A hat sudar legeny pedig al
lott kemenyen, sebzetleniil hare me-
zejen es az egyikhez, a legszebbikhez
hozzasimult egy gyony0riiseges, szoke-
haju, feketeszemii, ezerszoknyas cigany
leany
A tamad6k voltak a gy6ri, nyaradi
es zalaegerszegi ciganyok, a vedekez6k
6s v6giil gyoztesek a hirhedt kamoli
vajda fiai. A hare -azert folyt, inert
a hat KOHL egyiket szerette az eyer
szegi es a gy6ri vajda leanya. A gy6ri
volt a szGke. Az egerszegi, mask
sulyos sebekkel fekiidt a labanal. AZ!
azutan kes6bb hazahoztak Zalaeger
szegrc es OFT mcnt ferjhez.
Elmondtam ezt csatat az Greg val
danak.
/ - Elhiszcm elhiszem. :. OFT voltam
Macy csata volt, de az enyem annal il
veresebb volt. Harom cigannyal we're
keItem exert az asszonyert. De ma ma
mines meg a regi virtus. A cigany mos
mar az urakat utanozza meg a parasz
tot. Mar mem is szereti, ha ciganynal
hivjak. Sok ma mar megharagszik ertc
pedig kepire van irva. Mem is ciga
nyok mar ezek. Verekedni sem tudnak
lanyert. A 10 szoren is ugy iilnek, hog,
kin nezni 6ket. Sok meg mar ra sen
mer iilni. A lanyok meg pirosit6ert jar
max a patikaba. Mem ciganyok ma
ezek. Eek lasankint parasztok lesz
mex. Mem erdemes ma mar vajdanal
lenni. Exert lakm en- mar hazbal
es mem satorban -.
A cigany elpusztul, mint a be
, tyar vagy csik6sbojtar. A betyar ki
veszett, inert iildozte t0rveny, a csi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10
AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR, XII
EGY EGESZ FELVIDEKI
VAROSRA ALKUDOTT

Legutobb erdekes hir keringett
a csehek altal megszallt Korom-
pan. Arr6l szolt, hogy egy anne
rikai filmtr0szt meg akarja ven
hi a gyartelepet es eur6pai ter
melese 'szamarh lit nagyszabasu
miihelyeket es uzemeket fog be-
rendezni. Igazolni latszott ennek
a hirnek a valosagat igen sok je-
lentos, figyeiemremelto l10riil-
meny. A telep fekvese rendkiviil
szep, kies, csupa hegy, erd6, pa
tax van lit, gyar, banya, vasut,
jobb, alkalmas terepet ennel ell
kepzelni sem 1ehet Szlovenszk6-
ban. A szabadban val6 felvetelek-
hez sziikseges eszk0zoknek szinte
mindenike kennel van egy csom6-
ban s a termeszeti szepsegek a
a kornyeken val6saggal egymast
erik. Kozel van a Tatra, nincsen
messze 6don hazaival Loose, a
szomszedsagban van szepesi var
es reverendas LAX Oval Szepeshely.
Mar h6napokkal ezelott ter
jedi ell ez a hir, de akkor meg
kevesen tudtak rola. Az elmult te-
len az amerikai filmtr0szt iigye-
sze, aki szlovenszkoi szarmazasu
magyar ember, a Tatraban t0lt0tt
par hetett-s ezalatt ellatogatott
Korompara is, megtekintette te-
lepet, de anelkiil, hogy hivatalos
latogatasokat tett volna, ujra ell
utazott.
Ennek a hatalmas filmtarsasag-
max az eln0ke egy Lorczy nevii ur,
akit azelott Lazar Istvannak hiv-
talk es el6kel6 k0szegi csalad sar-
ia. K0riilbeliil masfel evtizeddel
ezelott vandorolt Xxi Amerikaba,
ahol nagyszeru erzekevel elsajati-
totta a filmszakma ezer fortelyat,
kes6bb egy kisebb gyarnak lett
az igazgat6ja, maid nagyobb gyar
hoz keriilt direktornak nehany
eyvel ezelott tobb gyar fuzioja
-utan ennek mostani trosztnek
az elnoke lett.
Lazar Istvan, inetoleg Lorczy
eMokigazgato szemelyesen erdek-
l6dotts levelben tobb regi jo ba-
ratjanal a korompai gyartelep fc-
lol ilyen alapon indultak meg
azutan targyalasok. Az egyko-
ri vasgyarnak filmgyarra valo at-
alakitasahoz nagyobbszeri epit-
kezesekre es k0ltsegekre sem lett
volna sziikseg, inert a gyar torzse
legilkabb iivegfalakb6l volt eRit-
We. Csak eppen az epuletek bel
So rendbehozasa jart volna nemi
koitseggel. Reldkigiil \ kedvszSS'
lett volna a filmtyrsasagr axis,
hogy egesz villasornyi maganerii-
letet vehetett volna at, amelyek-
ben tisztvisel6it Is szineszeit tud-
to yolna elhelyezni
A gyar megvA sarlasat6l Korom-
ia kSsnyske bizonyosan relmslhet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10

k6sbojtar, inert nincsen csarda, cigany
max is vege lesz, inert restellik, hogy
ciganyok. 80.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10
AKI KEsztLT A HALALRA,

!. A debreceni ugyeszsegnek je-
lentettek, hogy Bagomeron Nyu-
70 Benedekne neva,75 eyes ozvegy
asszony felakasztotta magats Az
egyebkent jom6du venasszonN
n,>-gondosan elkeszitett min
dent asteiaetssre,s miel5tt ongyil-
kos lett. A szobajaban kitette in
get, iinneplo rullajat egy cedu-
lara rairta, hogy abban temessek
ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10
DEBRoszKY ANDRkS

Youngstown legregibb magyar epit6-
vallalkoz6ja. Mindenf6le 6pitAst bixto
stick es a 1egjobb felt6telek mellett
-elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debrosxky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen I'd
tanacsot, rajzot es koltsegvetest. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1850 Wilson Ave-.
Youngstown, Ohio, Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10
APR0 HIRDETES
EL.AD0.

A Millet Avenuen nj hatszobas
semi-bungalow, valamint egy XII
lencszobas haz. Mind a ket hazl
modern mellekhelyisegekkel es ga
rage-val van ellatva, Felvilagosi-
tast ad a tulajdonos, 103 Millet
Avenue. (Jul. 10-17-24
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-10
IzGALMAs Hare BET0R0K
Els DETEKTIvEK KOZ0TT.

F0ldiak Miksane feljelentest
tett budapest fokapitanysagon,
hogy lakasat sicseledleanya, Mol
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
The Evil Shepherd
E. Phillips Oppenhein
Copyright BY Little, Brown and COMPANY

Francis nodded silently. His COM
panlons careless words brought a sud
oen dazzling vision into his mind Sir
timothy scrawled his name at the foot
Of his bill.
H Is one of my axioms In life. Mr..
Leosam," he continued, that there is
more pleasure to be derived from the
society of ones enemies than ones
friends. If I thought you sufficiently
educated in the outside WAYS of the
world to appreciate this, I would ask
IL you cared to accompany me?'
Francis did not hesitate for mo.
ment.
Sir Timothy" he said, "I have the
greatest detestation for you. and I am
nrmly convinced that you represent all
the things in life abhorrent to me. On
the other hand. I should very much
IKE to hear the last act Of Louise. and
1t would give me the greatest pleasure
to meet your daughter. So long as
there is no Misunderstanding"
Sir Timothy laughed.
Come" he said, I'VE will get our
hats. I am becoming more and more
grateful to you, Mr.. Ledsam. You are
supplying something in my life which
have lacked. You appeal alike to nv
sense of humor and my imagination.
we Will visit the opera together"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
CHAPTER VIlI-Continued.

~ Snew nothing" he said, except
mis- They were neither of them young
mon Of much stomach, and I knew that
mo one who was the greater coward
|vouId probably try to anticipate the
matter by attacking the other first if
h. could. knew that Fairfax was the
greater coward-nOt that there was
|rucb TO choose between them-and
also knew that he was the injured
person. That is really all there is
|about It. My somewhat theatrical
statement TO you was based upon prob
liability, and not upon any certain fore
knowledge. As you see, it came off,
"And the cause of their quarrel 2"
Francis asked
There might have been a hundred
teasonS," Sir Timothy observed. GAS
matter of Fact, it was the eternal
pne. There is no need to mention a
Eoman'S name, so we will let it go at
that."
There was a moments silence-a
ftange, unfOrgettable moment for
Francis Ledsam, who seemed by some
Furious trick of the Imagination to have
een carried away into an impossible
fnd grOtesQue world. The hum of
lager conversation, the popping of
F0rSs the little trills of feminine
laughter, all blended into one sensual
nd unmusical chorus, seemed to fade
rom mis- ears. He fancied himself in
One Subterranean place of vast di-
tensions, through the grim galleries
which men and women with evil
aces crept like animals. And tower
Dc above them, unreal in size, his
0ntuI face an epitome Of sin, the
El0ut which he welded symbolical and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16

Written in Boys Hasty Writing.
am not inviting you to one of those
gatherings. They are for people with
other tastes. My daughter and have
been spending few days alone in the
little bungalow by the side of my
larger house. That is where you will
find us-The Sanctuary, we call It,"
Some day." Francis ventured, 81
shall hope to be asked to one of your
more notorious gatherings For the
present occasion much prefer the en-
tertainment you offer"
'"Then we are both content" Sir
Timothy said, smiling. EAU revoir! ~
Francis walked across Green park,
along the Mall, down Horse Guards
Parade, along the Embankment to his
rooms on the fringe of the Temple.
Here he found his clerk awaiting his
arrival in some disturbance of spirit.
There is young gentleman here to
see you, SIR" he announced. "Mr
Reginald Wilmore his name Is,
think"
"Wilmore?" Francis repeated. "What
have you done with him?"
HE is in your room, sir. He seems
very impatient. He has been out two
or three times to know how long /
thought you would be-"
Francis passed down the stone pas
sage and entered his room, large,
shady apartment at the back of the
building. To his surprise it was empty.
He was on the point of calling to his
clerk when he saw that the writing
paper on his desk had been disturbed.
He went over and read a few lines
written in boys hasty writing:
"Dear Mr.. Ledsam:
81 am in very straL &c predican ent
and have come to ask your advice.
You know my brother Andrew well,
and you may remember playing tennis
with me last year. am compelled"
At that point the letter terminated
abruptly. There was blot and a
smudge. The pen lay where 1t seemed
to have rolled-on the floor. The ink
was not yet dry. Francis called to his
clerk
"Angrave," he said, "Mr. Wilmore
is not here"
The clerk looked around in obvious
surprise.
1T isn't five minutes since he came
out to my Office, sir p he exclaimed. II
heard him go back again afterward."
Francis shrugged his shoulders.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16

to his profession, although his work in
connection with 1t had become less
spectacular. One morning, at the
corner of Charges street and Curzon
street, about three weeks after his visit
to the opera, he came face to face with
Sir Timothy Brast.
''Will you dine with me at Hatch
End tonight?' the latter asked. My
daughter and ! will be alone"
Il should be delighted" Francis re-
piled promptly. II ought to tell you,
perhaps. that 1 have called three times
upon your daughter, but have not been
fortunate enough to find her at home"
Sir Timothy was politely apologize.
II fear that my daughter is little
inclined to be morbid" he confessed.
Society is good for her. will under
take that you are a welcome guest"
"At what time do 1 come and how
shall I find your house?" Francis In
quired.
you motor down, I suppose?' Sir
Timothy observed. Good! In Hatch
End anyone will direct you. We dine
at eight. You had better come down
as soon as you have finished your days
work. Bring suitcase and spend the
night"
Il shall be delighted" Francis re-
piled.
do not" Sir Timothy continued,
"court disappointment by overantici-
patton. You have without doubt heard
Of my little gatherings at Hatch End.
They are viewed, / am told, with
grave suspicion, alike by the moralists
Of the city and, fear, the police /
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16

b Io % IRVING his motley flock with
ban W t,. oI the evil shepherd, was the
lorno5 "On whom he had already
h. ~o ou, % recoil with horror. The pic
/ tou a.le and went in a flash. Fran
hs,y nS. himself accepting a courte-
a offered cigar from his compan-
h 'p n,. &c., the story is very much
lcn5 .s Others" Sir Timothy MUIR
Ead Is,p as ne lit a fresh cigar himself
|ynent s 9. back with the obvious en-
Eery cor VI 'ne cultivated smoker. I'm
|rI5 , :, OF the world. the animal
! he r ~ wen as the human world. the
Ia b ,SSsn II, his female being taken
/ he bs.,-Di Directly he ceases to resent
ast agreo 'e ss',' degenerate. Surely you
Il I conss with me, Mr.. Ledsamy
Fvcounoaa'.,s to this, them" Francis
aseno19oa,,5d deliberately. that you
sSs Tm %sed the whole affair"
Pa THAI my belief, Mr., Ledsam," he
easspt you you grow more and more
b soI5 4U ua,.l glanced presently at his
-. watch and nut T.
An, Al, roe,Sretfuuy. O"eN IN MS
Il tea, n ne sighed, "1 fear that !
Il to hear 't ~. away. I particularly
new p,a, Inc last act of Louise
e.sts h Iea aSa sings, and my
"0ne' You will excuse
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
DON'T GAMBLE WITH
YOUR HE ALTH;
DEMAND THE BEST

Tanlac Has Benefited Thou
sands of Persons Suffering
From Stomach Trouble,
Indigestion, Rheumatism.
Nervousness and Kindred
Ailments-Tanlac Is for
Sale by All Good Drug
gists-Accept No Substi-
tute-Over Forty Million
Bottles Sold.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
ITO HAVE MY CHANCE"

evyoPs1s.-Francis Ledsam de-
,, 9 oliver Hilditch' a business
isnu' IN q murder case and sue
man ~ ~ Getting him off, only to
cssa .o,d by his wife that Hllditch
Pc va arrch-crlminal. Ledsam' din
is al 18th his best friend, Andrew
ing w., meets Hilditch and his
VIM" vim md is invited to dine with
W4o ~ their home. At dinner with
l ss HiIdltches, oliver shows Led
'ls VOW now he killed his victim and
sa na bis own death the same way
say "a make his wife supremely
WIZ .nnv Returning home, Ledsam
n saaiyes a phone call from Mar
Is,' at Hildltch saying oliver has
saU murdered. Ledsam gets the
Os eo,a az, to set divers death
g 5,n," az suicide. He admits to
, VIM that he has developed
rasn interest in Margaret. He
nv" her father, Sir Timothy
n me- the evil shepherd, who
Lns him a crime will be COM
,'Itt before they leave the cafe.
u'' murder is committed. Ledsam
a.tsrmines to solve the mystery.
III w. meets Margaret. She refuses
Vim Nv PERMISSION to call and warns
s,n N have nothing to do with
hor father. Ledsam solves the
mnrder mystery and is congratu-
lated by Sir Timothy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
CHAPTER X

Francis Ledsam was himself again,
the lightest-hearted and most popular
member of his club, still brilliant fig
ure in the courts, although his appear
ances there were less frequent, still
devctlng the greater portion of his time
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
Reginald WiImore, brother Of
Andrew, nysteriously disappears.
tTo BE coNT1NuED.)
Horses Appreciate smudoe Fire

Pack horses used in rhe Canadian
survey party which mapped the land
north of Athabasca Landing, Alberta,
did not need to be taught what a
smudge fire was for. The moment It
was started they crowded up into the
smoke to escape the tormenting flies.
This made Is easy to round them up
for the next days journey.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
Green's August Flower

The remedy with record of fifty-seven
years of surprising excellence. All who
suffer with nervous dyspepsia, sour stom-
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dizziness, headaches, coming-up Of food,
wind on stomach, palpitation and other
indications of digestive disorder, will find
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER an effective
and efficient remedy. For fifty-sevenyears
this medicine has been successfully used
in millions of households all over the civil
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ularity GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER can be
found today wherever medicines are sold.
80 and 90 cent bottles.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
SPRING TIME
is TONIC TIME

The System Needs "Spring
Cleaning" Just as the
Home Does. TANLAC
Has Been Called the
Worlds Greatest Tonic
by Over 100000 Persons,
Who Have Testified That
Tanlac Has Helped Them
Regain Their Strength
and Health.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16

Many q mans bank balance would
be on the wrong side IL his creditors
had their due.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16
Turks Rest on Friday

The Turks have at last effected
compulsory day Of rest by setting
aside Friday, the Mohammedan Sab
bath, as a day when all workshops.
factories and commercial houses must
close for period of "a hours. The
law affects cities Of 10000 population
or larger.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-04-16

Maize is cultivated by the Peruvians
at height of 1000 feet above the
seq
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
PERFORMANCE, NOT PROMISE. GOVERNOR.

Governor Charles W. Bryan has announced at
least one section of the campaign he expects to
make for reelection. 1t Is but continuance of hn
program of two years ago. However, the governor
may not find things moving exactly he would have
them He will not be permitted to choose either the
battle ground the issue.
Instead Of being allowed to approach the people
with another series of vague and specious promises,
alluring votes by the gentle device of pedgng him
self to do all of things he will be asked to
explain why he did not do some of the many things
he said he would. Preposterous claims and sweeping
assertions will not serve to cover up holes in the
Bryan record. He has had his own way, much as
any governor ever did have in Nebraska. He has
not been hampered by partisan factional opposi-
tion and is responsible entirely for the admnistra
ton of the affairs Of the state since he took office.
On this record the governor will be tried. Any
effort distract attention from it will be futile, for
he will be faced by jury who will want TO know.
lie promised that II elected he would bring to pass
certain things At the time. 1t asserted that
these promises were empty, for most Of them were
his chance. What use he has made Of IT will be the
issue.
That and some of the things he has done. which
count for almost as much the things he did not
do, will be discussed the campaign goes on, and
the governor will probably find himself a little har.
raised before November He had his chance, and a
lot Of Nebraska folks think he mufed 1t.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
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all 20 fsseh.a
The railroad lslef basta has het worked tsfs
vel but 20, much promised faf i. / ssis ap
: tribunal before which matters - aiHsfense -.
tween men snd management mas be brought Ter
consideration. The boaid ean examine, weigh. and
decide but has no power uf authority - sntef,e -
decisions II hss been Heu,ed ny both sides Men
have struck werk against IL decisions AMI som.
company managers have refused Il phy any atI.n.
lion 10 some of IT. orders The utility Of such q
creature i questionable Its only chance FOR
|. 10 have the parties appealing 10 Il moved BY such
sense Of moral responsibility viii compel them 10
accept the boards findings. This stage Of develop
mcnt has not yet been reached
On the other hand, there exists real necessity
for some method whereby disputes in the transporta-
ton industry can be settled without serious Interrupt.
ton of the orderly processes of the business. Too
much depends on the continued operation of the
railroads In all their activities. II the Howell Bark
does II might be given a trial Surely. 1t could pro-
duce less than has from the Eseh-Cummns
labor board
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

Omaha To the Editor Of The
Omaha Bee. II seems that unless the
citizens of Nebraska awaken 20 its
seriousnear. the afrocity scheduled for
May - will not be sverted. 7 refer
10 the execution Of Walter Simmons
set for that dale.
Convicted on cireumsfanfial evidence
fevldcnee which should not hold he
fore any COURT and protesting his In
noccnce. Simmons stiIi has faith In his
belief that he will not be executed.
How he can have any such faith In
humanity when even our pious. God
fearing preachers seem tongue.tied
and afraid 10 open their mouths In
protest against such an outrage IN re.
Warkable.
The ministers throughout the state
~ Nebraska could stop this outrage
In "a hours II they had at least the
ordinary manhood which should be
Characteristic OF their profession. IL
seems. however. that preachers, with
rare exceptions, have sunk 50 low IN