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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

can continue longer to remain as a
sentiment to the voters mind"
Republican control Of congress will
mean prompt and earnest cooperation
with the president. The attitude of
Mr., Taft, Mr.. Root. Mr.. Hughes. Mr.
Lodge and other republican leaders
toward the administration war pro-
gram has already demonstrated this
There will be neither narrow obstruc-
ton nor interference. There will be
no criticism that is not constructive.
Republicans in congress will continue
to support the president in prescott
ing the war just as they have done in
the past. Their record in this respect
is much more enviable than is that OF
the democrats.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
Balloons and Pigeons Once Carried Mail

Although airplanes were unknown
in 1870, balloons played an important
part in the siege of Paris. SO closely
were the Prussian lines drawn about
the city that communication with the
outside world was cut off The mill
tary authorities called upon the aer-
onaut Durouf to make a balloon flight
from Paris. Carving $50 pounds Of
letters he made the attempt, and after
q flight of three hours landed at
Evreaux, far beyond the zone of Prus-
sian control. A regular mail service
was then established, and though
many flights ended in disaster it con-
tinued until the surrender of the city.
1t was in this way that Gambetta, the
statesman, made his escape from
Paris TO Tours. where he recruited a
new army, which offered desperate
but vain resistance to the invaders.
The balloon service was maintained
throughout the investment from Sept.
%, 1870, to Jan. 2S, 1871.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
AN UNEXPECTED REroRr.

A well known French marshal had
mania for questioning his officers
about their families, invariably start
ing off with What is your father
profession your mothers and your
sister's?"
Some Of the subalterns became SO
wearied of this endless repetition that
they decided among themselves to
give, each in turn, the following reply:
MY father is a shoemaker, my moth
er is laundress and my sister Is very
flighty."
oh the following Sunday, after the
customary church parade. the marshal
who had already received the same
answer to his questions from two or
three officers, turned TO another and
started off in the old stereotyped
strain: What is your fathers pro-
fession?'
He's shoemaker"
and Your mothers?"
she is a laundress''
THAT will do" interrupted the
marshal. II know the rest: your sis
ter is flighty,' and you will consider
yourself confined to the barracks I'M
til she behaves herself better. New
Orleans States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

Copyright, 1918. by Press Pub. Co.
(The New York Evening WORLDLY
1t was at the Liberty Loan drive at
the Hotel st. Croesus.
This is Mrs. Gabbit of Brooklyn,
one of my dearest friends said Mrs,
stryver, graciously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarr murmured that
they were pleased to meet Mrs. Cab
bit of Brooklyn and the latter said
Charmed, | am sure" Mrs. Gabbit
was a tall thin. woman with black,
snaky eyes and a smile like knife
zone of the Baroness Won Holstein s
spies" whispered Mrs. Stryver aside
to Mrs Jarr. "But so interesting!
The Baroness has placed this woman
to shadow me. I knew it when she
wrote me a sugary note of congratu-
lation on my getting up this war loan
drive.''
The gay, the gay, festive scene was
in the cerise room of the hotel, where,
preparatory to the doings, groups of
women, none under thirty and many
over fifty, gabbled at each other about
the war, the weather the action of
the wilful senators on suffrage, the
new German peace offensive and
derstood
Mrs. Jarr darted into group who
were discussing the outgoing and
shortcomings of her young friend
married to an old husband, Mrs Clara
Mudridge Smith, and she was soon
talking sixteen to the dozen an octave
higher than the others, leaving Mr..
Jar bewildered and marooned.
80 sweet of YOU to comet" purred
Mrs. Stryver TO Mrs. Gabbit the Bar
oness Won Holstein's secret service
scout. you got your invitation all
right, way out in that Sagebrush, orl
whatever's the name"
''Flatbrush," corrected Mrs Gabbit,
with a menacing smile. ooh. yes,
dear. it came to hand. You know
those dreadful carriers never delay
anything that isn't of any value. Oh
dear me! I didn't mean that. II
shem!-you know what mean"
Mrs. Stryver knew what she meant
we'll enough, and she only smiled a
bitter smile. in kind AID said;
We'll, I'm 80 glad you received It,
Strange, isn't it, but I had a present.
iment it might not reach you!"
This was not as strange as one
might think considering that Mrs.
StfyVer had never sent an invitation
to Mrs. Gabbit at all. She had sent
one to her arch enemy and rival so
cial promoter and suspected alien en-
envy, the Baroness Won Holstein. This
was to crush tho latter by the actual
presence Of Prof Ponsonby Pomfret,
the reformed pacifist.
"And the dear Baroness Won Hol-
stein" said Mrs. Gabbit "she cannoti
n, 4 .
matter to attend to today She drives
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
COOKING UNDER THE SEA.


In the earlier submarines no pro-
vision was made for cooking the mems
meals Every thing had to be eaten
cold.
This did not matter so very much
when these craft were quite small.
with a correspondingly small radius
OF action.
But when larger undersea boats
came to be built, the provision of prop
erly cooked hot meals became a press
ing necessity
So now all but the very oldest types
Of submarines are fitted with small
galley, no bigger than very moderate
sized cupboard. where the cook has
just room to. stand in front of his
dolls house stove. The latter is cleo
trically heated, in order that the al
ready oppressive air my not be further
vitiated by smoke or fumes.
The menu on board a submarine is
not varied. consisting mostly of stew
with an occasional ''mugupn of salt
fish for change, and plenty of
strong. piping hot coffee TO chase
away sleep from tired eyebAlls
Meals are eaten out of aluminium
dishese in collapsible mess tables when
the vessel Ii submerged. When the
submarine Is running on the surface
her crew usually prefer to take their
plates Of stew on deck, and the North
Sea attends to It's sailing for them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

SPEAKING OF FTJorrErTE

Madam" he began, as the door
opened, Il am selling new book on
Etiquette and Department
o., you are she responded. go
down there and clean the mud of
your feet
''Yes'm. As was saying, madam,
| am SELL
Take off your hat. Never address
strange lady at her door without
removing Your hat"
Yes'm. Now. then, as l was say-
ing"
Take your hand out of your pocket.
No gentleman ever carries his hand
there. .
Yesm. Now, maam. this work on
'Eti------'
Throw away Your pipe. II a gen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

Letters to be sent par bablon-
monte" were written on very thin
paper, and among the most interesting
relics Of the siege are the letter journ-
ais invented by lie Petit Journal. The
news Of the besieged city was printed
in very small type on one side of a
thin letter sheet, and the other side
of the sheet was left blank for per-
sonal communicate tons. About a score
of Paris papers issued these novel
sheets, and practically all letters were
written on them.
Getting letters into the beleaguered
city presented more difficult prob
lem but this was partially solved by
sending carrier pigeons out with the
balloons Letters and desperates were
Photographed and so reduced that
single pigeon homing its way to Paris
often carried thousands of dispatches
in quill attached to its tail. One
pigeon carried to Paris dispatches
representing 100000 francs in postage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
BACHELOR GIRL REFL LOTIONS
BY HELEN ROWLAND.

HELEN ROWLAND.

q FILTRATION is the lovega
a beside
girl
how he when the
The hardest IS
al
while hay time
while the tired
who grubbng
the child the
appetite
knocked alon played
Teh a2d htn pull like the h. 'oose
in Il
book which s
is o
which did not have the first
As long take without
France isn't going bother much learning agaag
-1soEyrgh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
A TEXAS WONDER

rhe Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes,
weak and lame backs, rheumatism
and irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women. Reg
ulates bladder troubles in children. If
cot sold by your druggist, will be
sent by mail on receipt of SIPS. One
small bottle Is two months treatment
and often cures. Send for sworn tes-
fimonials. DR. e. W. Hall. 1925 Olive
street. st. Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
NO MANS LAND.

Philedelphia- One. hundred women
workers are being added daily TO Inc
force at the factory established mere
by the quartermaster's departmentfo TOT
the manufacture of uniforms.
Not q man is empioyedSin the rae
tory: there being about 1000 women
al work there. All sewing is by piece
work and expert operators on the
power driven machines earn from $40
to $50 q week. 49, ,S4 M
II Is believed that the establishment
OF this factory is in line with the new
policy OF the government to manu-
facture its own army clothing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22

tleman uses tobacco, he is careful not
to disgust others by the habit.
Wat, Put that dirty handkerchief
out of sight and use less grease on
your hair in the future. Now you
look bit decent. You have book
on Etiquette and Department Very
well. l don't want 1t. I am only the
servant girl. Go up the steps to thu
front door and talk with the lady of
the house, She called me down.
right. acknowledgements idiot this
morning, and think the book you re
selling is just what she requires."-
The Irish World.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
DON'T NEGLECT 4
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after it with Sloan'S
L.n;-eent before It Cet5
dar3crouo

Apply a little, don't yri5, Let It fc.e.
sate, and-good-by twinsei Same fer
external aches, pains, strains, stifncs1
Of joints or muscles, lanleness, bruises.
Instant relief without rnussine-s or
soiled clothing. Reliabie-the biggest
selling Eminent year after year. Eco
non1icai by reason Of enormous sales.
Keep big bottle ready at all timer.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-31
SrieOen 81 eripirfen, Der es Dor oen
Sdlimmlten bepabrt.

Srie0en 81 ertuirfen, Der es Dor Dem
Salimmiten bepabrt.
Die beittige llrlaeitaItung murOa
notiuenoig, nm I'M letten glu9enufld
0rrh Die SelbItreaierllng 0eS &ofeS
Die Gilftpidelliug Der 3uitduoe reid
CUR gntiheioung Sn brillgen, bebor
Die fein0liden Seere Die @ren5et
iiberfIltfeu ooer nad Dem 8affcn.
itilIitono Die oenoiiiliiierten oeuti1en
&ruppen Dos Gfaos berbeiiii6rcn.
Ser g[rbeiter-, g tooten. un0 gall.
err-9iot miro Die itrengIte SronuEg
iidern. gusidreitungen meroen rid
iibtsIos unteroriitff. 9ie Gidberbeit
Der 8erion uno 0es gigenttms miro
ber9iirgt. 8ie SoIooten in Den aa.
iernen meroen oltr9 SoIoatenrGte
iid IeI6lt re9iereu ltno Die 9is3iplin
mtfreht erhalien. 0ffi5iere, Die iid)
Der r1eucn 3eit nidt ipioerieBea, iuer-
ben lnon9etnitet ibreu 9ienIt uer-
ieben. gllle geanten bleiben lit IT,
ren Stellnnaen. Gle 8ouern Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-31
sfbtioenlaiIE jett
NuslQllontinilter
Gbcrt bat ictt pollc 6ewalt, Sic Grcnune II,
DemtiAlanS uitS Berlin amfrcett 81 erbaltcn;
fiea SUM S0Mb Scs Grslsaicrs
len wollsn preubiiee proDirsen annekticren

ten Wiotroiet oOer 3ioiIiIten Die
9olfsfonuniiiion 0ieie NIT 8offenge.
malt linteroriiden miro2" inurOe er
eefraat.
aSogor nit @ofienaelpaIt unO
uel6e 6olgen oieies aud) ilnnler bd.
ben mag lautrte @berts glntlport.
ag9ie iebr mir oeittiden 9tcpu6lifa.
ner oud] ods gIutnergicben berob.
ideuen, 70 iino oas gtieOeribieBeu
uon 6olooteil, 9iirgern. GoItspertre-
terrt 3erItoren bon offentliden III.
bentlrn ood @erbreder, Die ole 10.
5ioloenofrotiife Gepl6lif 0clltid).
lambs sbeniolpenig leidt nilrrnt, iuie
irgeno ein onoerer Stnat, uuO Oieic
8er6rehen luerOen geaBnoet rperOen. =
u8ie.. ober molten sic 6ieie Brin.
Sipien otirdiiibren,1 muroe er ee.
fragt.
gbert nlltluortete: Ser 3elltrol-
rat bat inns boqe ginht gCgeben,
iooiele 5oloaten inter g8nffen 5ll
boben, ipie mir eS aur llllteroriifung
bon llnrilben filr notig erabten. 8ir
iueroen nidt 6uloen, lpie elm paar
Rnltbeine 0os ganSe @emeinmelen
ins godsborn at jogen uno itniere
giiIitdrnloht eia8ui6idtern uerin.
den.
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9roflamatiun nm bic SnScrn--@ic
iid bic 9iesicrnns suiammeuictt
nnb iuns itc milf.

Berlin, 10. 9top. (gsoIfD-9ie
nete baperii6e 0feeierltng iett iid,
foleenoernoben 5uiammen: 9rdii-
bent uno gleubereS: Gurt @isner;
S3ultus: Soffmonn (aoilersIauterD ;
MilitGr: HoBbnupter; SSnnereS
sitter; @erfcbr: Srnuen6orfer; SSli-
iti5: &imnt; 6innn5en: &rof. Safe;
So0iole glngelegenbeiten: l1rterleiot.
ner. 9os 95rGiiOium oes' 9Sarla-
ncnts beItebt aus Sdnio (sgiiin-
deD, S9r0oer (9auernbun0) uno
9rof auiooe (8oltsparteD.
6olgerbe Groflamatipn lit erIaiIen
poroen: .8olfsgenoiienl gtn6 iab.
rclonger @erni6tllng bat oos golt
Die @ladtba6er geitilr8t un0 Die 9fe.
gierlng ielbit in Die SanO qenont-
men. Die baprilde 9tepublit miro
bierburh protlantiert. Die o6erite
9eboroe lit Der bon Der 8eboIferltng
getp1bIte Grbeiter., Solbnten. lno
gauernrot, ser problioriifJ eitlgeiebt
1T, Bis Die enOgiiltige @oItSbertre-
tung geidaffen wer0en ipiro. @r bnt
Ole eeiebgebeuoe @etpolt. Die @nr.
niion bat iidl Der repl6lifauiiden
9fegierung sur gerfiigung aeitelt.
@eneralfomnanoo uno Holiaeioiref-
tion iteben llnter unierem @efebl.
Gie GpraItie @ittelsba9 1T obge-
iebt. Sod Die &epublifl Scr Sir
better. un0 Soloatenrat; &urt SIS
ner.
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Ole Ser. Staoten nit ser 5tueit-
groBten sSlotfe Ser 8eIt bot, I'M 8aii
begriffene eifi9eIAloiien 80 ShIodt-
i1iffe, 6 S9la6tfreu8er, 8 Ban5er-
freu8er, 40 Ieihte &reu5er, 342 3er-
It0rer, ISL 11rterIeebote, is aiiiter
8orpeooidiffe, IL Sorpeoo6otc itno
500 1noere G9iffe.
syranfreif bat go Ghlo6tld)iffe.
81 areu8er, s Ieibte areu8er, 80
3erit0rcr, 12t 8orpeoobote, 70 lin
terIeeb6te, 39 2euttldiffe into 1873
Qaaere.
ostolien bot Is 5dladtidiffe, I
areuser, 10 leihte &reuser, 5 Roni-
tore, Is slotiilenfiibrer, 81 3erIto.
rer, So 8orpeoobotp, S5 llnteriee-
botc, 80 2eliAtidiffe, 442 onoere
5hiffp.
9illBlan6 Gotte is 5dlodtidJiffe, 4
5dlahtfrell8er, 10 Gan5er un0 8
Ieitte aren3er, 81 an0ere &reu5er,
223 3erIt0rer, t75 GorpeOobote, 243
l1nterieebote rno 564 S9iffe on0e.
rer glrt.
Solte 6ie 956lferligu nif)t our
gSirfGffeit iperoen, Oatn miifie
amerifa eire ssIotte baben Die fei-
ner on0ern nanitdroe, ionit tonne
eS lpeoer ben fIeinen gtotionen ben
DerIprodenen Sd)ub ongeoeiben Ioi-
fen, nod oie 5reibeit oer Meere ouf.
reht erhalten.
Ser Sefretdr ihloB NIT ben 8or.
fen:
e9(merifa maiB ieia Seripre6en
balten un0 gbriilhng aIler gentiDnen
Su erreiAen ilidelt. @enn ouf Der
SSrie0ensfonferen8 ole 9eteiligten on-
nit einberitanoen iilb, oann iuer0en
Die Ser. Stanten iid germ nnifIie.
Ben. Sollte nber eine iolde gifti-
qun9 tlidlt er3ieIt tperDen, 0afut ntiii-
fen mir bic 9iirOe, Die Oarnit nittonio.
tiif auf unS fallt, idultsrn unO ou
oieIeln 3iuef nitIere 6Iotte oerort
barmebren, Dab iie nift mir uns
binreiden6en 5dub getpibrt ionoert
es uns aud nt0gIidD rndht, r1Ghtig
gum Sduse Der @elt bei5ltr1gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-31
Yralioent @illoll
Orrldbt GuglanO
0anit lit cincs ser ScnkuiirSieitcn Grcieniiie IN
Ser @efAittc GnelanSs sum- nbi4lnf
aclanat; pcrsfitecr ubidieS
Gin ,tebereinkemmen stuii6cn bciSen alatiomcn

2on6on, 81. Ge3. (gon 9obert s.
@enoer, &orreiponoent Der ltniteo
BreB,) - @r1iioent 8ilion bat
beiite Inn 9:20 llbr 2onoon berTaiien
itto befinoet fi1 ouf Dem 8ege nod
9earis, ipo er oen gteltiabrstng berle-
ben uno in Ser 9teitiabrsnoht ieine
gfeiie mad SStalien ontreten miro. 9tit
Der glbreiie ocs 4rGiioerlten bon
2onoon lit zines 0er -geiDaltigIten
GreieniIIe in Der britiiheu @eidid-
te gum abldluB eefonmen. Sbne
3meifeI lit oos britiide 8nlf un0
Die britiIden Stnotsmanner a., Der
lte6er5ergltng eefolitnlen boB Der
8eiutb oes Gr1Iioetlten Elm llebereiil-
fumnlen Der britiihen nno onlerifani-
iden 3iele berbeieefiibrt Bat. Seine
grfI1rung in Der 9ieoe at Mnnhe1ter
gegen ein rllebergepidt Der Maf)t"
suIalnmen nit glernenceou8 offeneS
@eitGnonis 5ngltnIten friiberer Blind
mile beid)dftigen pie @eoatlfen oes
Golfes.
S6lpogL aus sen lteberihriffeu Der
3eitllngsartifel in oenen oos 3pie-
geiprGh alpiiden @lemenceou ltno
Dem 8r1liDenten beiprohen miro,
berborgebt, oaB Serr @ilion gegen
6ie aontrolle Der @teere ieitens Der
@riten nidts eii5upenoen bobe, 10
bat man ood aus Gribatgeipradlen
erfabrem onB mnn in ge5lig anf Die
sSrie6erstbeorien tlidt elmer Meinltng
1T. glus Der 9eoe oes Grdii0ei1ten
Slt @lnndelter eebt bcrbor, ooB oltf
einen gtnidLuB anterifos an elm Ell.
repGiides 8iin0nis nidlt sa Oelfen
lit.
9sralioert 8iliou miro nioraell onl
GpGtabenb bon 9oris feline 8eiie
nan Stalien antreten lrfo IN 8on
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-31

/ Sen itdlieniihen &oitig, &opit 9ene-
biet ltnG ons G,etbooiIt College be.
iu6en. Seine &iiffebr nodb Bori8
lpiro au 9eginn Der n6diten @ode
erfoIgen.
MiniiterprdIioent 2loDO George
bot fih nod ieinem 2anofis begebei.
lu Dor ieiner Ibreiie na6 Taris
einige 8o9e Der &ube Su pflegeft.
Die S1luB8erenlorie oes 9eilths
oes 9Srdiioenten 8ilion in 2onoon
luar Elm 9inner. bas Inn 5n Cheer
geItcrn oben0 I'M Gufingbnnt HqIoIt
gege6en tpuroe. gLnlueien6 ipnren
80 @dite, barurlter oie sSanilie uno
peri0nIide Srelln0e oes aoRigS ililo
Der &0nigin.
Ser a0nig uno bic aoiligitt hegIci.
teten ben 8r1lioellten beute rlad) Oen
8obnbof. aiiitf5ebn @tiniiten blie.
ben iie bort beiiamuen; cine iiilae.
beltre @enidlenntalie batte fidb eben.
fols bort eingefunoet nno iltbelte
Dem gra{ioentelt unb Grnn 8ilion
ST..
gllIer @abriebeinlidfeit naf miro
Serr 8ilion iitb nod einen s0totlat
naf ieiner Giidfebr ans eStolien in
europa aufbaIten linO 0nna am 10.
5ebrunr 0ie Seinlfabrt dttreten.
9ober, 81. Ge8. Seute Inn
1t:20 llbr berlieBen GraiiOealt 8il-
ion nnO oeiien Geiiebealeitdng ben
Sofen BON 9ober uno beFinoeii ii5
iebt onf oeln 8ege nod 5ranfreid6.
2onoor, 81. 9e3. Ser Gr.
bauge telegraph min bon eiiienl
Mitglieo ser Reiiegeieaidaft erfob-
rem boben, oaB infolge bes 8efudls
oes grdfibertefl @iIion 5tpiiden
@roBbritannien ltto 6en Ser. Gtnu-
ten Elm boIfIfar1oi9rs 11a6ereinsoias
men er5ieIt tporoen 1T.
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Der. Staatett ittiiHeit
orS6tc Slcttc ballcit
Daniels iast, 9lnterifa miiiie alIe
gtutipnen iiberfliiseln, .iuenn
9lbrititnns nidt itatts

&ai9ington. 8. g., 81. Qe3
9or Oen &austanitee fir Wtarine'
g(ngeIcgenbeiten iprad it1 Sefretar
21nieI8 oabir uus, 0aB Die Ser.
6taaten bic gr6Bte 6lotte Der @eit
perDeu bauen niiiieri, falls Oig
80lterliga ooer eine on0ere Ser.
einigung, ois oen internatlonalen
&iiItungen Elm 3iel ieten miiroc,
Inidt an itan0a fame.
Gel6it NIT Der gpllenoung unieres
MarineprograHu1t8, laut Dem mir IN
Oen na6iten orei SSSabreu 10
9reo0nallgbts, 6 Sdlohtfreu5er, 10
Sp1btrauser lrno 1S0 fleittete
Sdiffe unirer iAon borGanoenen
Slott2 bin8ufiiaen weroett ipiiroe
glmerifn init England uIs eriter,
nur 3tpeite SaPaudt ieitt.
9luf 8efrogen Oh Der Nrdfioent
bieie 8olitif bi(lige, beriiderte @err
9oniels, bob 0ies Ser Jna lei.
Ser 9tntaB fir bieie 9lusiprade
ipur6e 9egeben, o[S Ser Sefretar
fiir oie 8etpillieun9 Der n6tiqen
@el6er fir oos SSabr 1920 Dor Dem
&on1itee eri6icnen mar. Gr f1ibr
Damn fort onr8nleeen. boB ielbit
nod glbid(ub einar 9olferligd
glmerifd einen groBen Sell Ser See.
poIi3ei itelen lniiiie, Die oan Sc,
idIiiiien' ser 2iga ben notigen gtad.
oruf qeben tonne; gab nber aid
5it oaB 6a8 boue 9rograun Der
Ser. 5toaten i1idt n0tig iein ipiiroe,
menn ole 2igd in's 2e6en treten
nitroe. Gesbnl6 bat Der 5efretdr,
Dem @eIebboridlog cine alaniel BET.
3ufiigerI iponaM es Dem 8rdiioerttn
geItnttet iein piiroe. Der Gr6nuung
bon Shiffen cit 3ie[ 8u ieben, tpenn
er es fiir angebrdht balte.
9oran iflo6 ser Sefret1r cine
lteberIidt iibrr ocn g]eitano Der
sSLotteu Der nerihieoenen 0atingen
nit glusidlnb ron Syapot, iiber 0ei.
len 9larine nittg geihmmtes bor-
Idge. 9ieie 1leb<zh6t ergob.
@robbritannieu Bot, Die int gnu
begriifenen eingeidloiieit 81
Shottidiife, 13 Shlohtfreu5er,
81 idpere erei3er, III Ieidte
arcn5cr PIC Enfrouillebote, 400
3erltorer, 2i9 llnterieeboie. 9s
Sorpeoobofe. 80 5fotilleniii6rer,
800 2uiti8iife mo S97 Sdiiie oaer
Grt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-31
Ser ltnsltnrs in Vsiindlen

N1iinhen, 8. geobein6er. e. 9ie
Greigniiie in 8opern, bie aur 2(usrlt-
/ fttng Der Gepltblif fiibrten, boben iid
nit ioIeb iiberruIden0er SfneIigfeit
eniipidelt, boB iie oen n1eilten in Ser
grinnerung tuie Elm Srdlul erfd)ei.
men, gto1 ont 9ienstoq ltn0 Wtitts
mod (5. uno 6. geoo.) bottle id @e-
lpre6ungen nit berIhieoenen Der
Ieitenben 9egierltngsnt1nner, Die
nngeii6ts Der i'm @nnge befin0liben
MISUNDERSTANDING Sen g[bifieo
bonn liebet olten 8abert no ieoer.
mann 5ufrieoen geipeien lei, beflags
ten. Die ober bon 6eIn, mas iid binter
oen AuLiiIen borbereitete, feline gIb-
nung Botten. Gs i1ien oub totlddj.
lid fain @rlin6 at beionoerer 8eun-
Irubigung bor5uliegen. Slt einer Ser
trouensrl1nnerberIarHntIung Der bei-
Ben io5ioloenofr1tiiden @utppen
mar 1m Montag GA. Robenlber) cine
giniglmg angeitrebt, aber sun6bit
nift er8ielt noroen lun0 6a sen
obnebin 3ur lJiitregieriulg 6erltfe.
men alten So5ialoemotroten, insbe-
lon6ere Dem 9l6georonetert 9llter, Die
2eitung Der fir 9onnerstog, ben T..
gtobem6er, oltf Die Gbereiienmieie
eingelooenen groBen @olf8- uno 9(r.
beiterperiamntlung oblag, 10 mar
man in biirgerlitben &reiien tpeit
cher geneigt, an bie beroienitDoIle
2lbfht Ser g(6nebr bolidepifiider
llnruben ols an cine 9febolution 5lt
qlauben. @tmas be0entli9 lna9te al.
IerOines i6on oes MiniIters 6es SSns
nern, b. 8rettreih, anfdeinenO ganS
unn0tige 9roflomntion BON 8on-
nerstog ntorgen, Die berbieB, uoaB Die
Gegierltng 9egen @iIlfiir ltn6 @enalt
nnter alien llmItGnoen S6ut berlei.
ben iuerbe." Sic 100000 Dleriiden,
meiIt gieugierige, 0ie it@ 9onnerss
tognofntittag ouf Ser Sbereiientuieie
eingefllnben batten, iparen angeiihts
6cs idneQen 1m0 fat longipeiligen
8erlalfs eiller 10 ponlpboft nn9efilna
6igten &eriammlung gerooe8lt ent.
tGltdt. 9(ud oie Eritpps, Ole iid
bebufs StrnBeinin5iigen Don Der
&erIamnlIltng obipolteten Daren
nidtS iueniger ais iiberlpdltigenO, ia
gerooe5u oltffaaeno penig 5ablreid.
8efremoeno mar BLOB, ooB tie 10
tart nit Sol6aten uno nuh nit
Watroien our6iebt pnren. Wiit flei-
nen 9annern, nelhe Die aufidriit
g(rtiIlerieperfitdtten", DSttomerfe1 =
H. (. 10. trugen Sogen iie, 5rnGhltI
Ituuinb O1ber, pdbreno iid Die
.etruBeniigen0 lm0 aud Irubps
bon fSrouen, meiit Mlitllitionsdrbei.
terinnen, i6nen onidIoien. 9[amdb.
lif, als man fid Der fonigliden 9te.
ii0en5 n06ert, fultr0e es lnilter. II
,g1ieoer nit Den TDnoitienl~ 6riiGte
Elm fleiner an1be bon iie6en oocr
odlt eyo6ren, uno ogtieoer NIT Dem
aoiier, nieoer NIT BEN aronprin5en,
bod 0er Srieoe, bod Die 5reibeit"
ontportcte in Sonion elmer gro5ci.
(Hortiesuno aaF geite g.
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Die Riidkcbr Scs
4ordIiScttcn t11iGicn

8aibington, 81. Qe3. SIN 8ei.
ben Saitie tpur6e ongeoeutet, baB
PrdTioent @iliou Dor Dem A. Mfdra
nad ben Ser. Gtaoten Suriidfebren
miro. 3ur 3eit, aIs Der grdIioent
nah europa abflibr, pIonte er, bor
Der 8ertoeltng bes Gongreiies suriif.
5ufebren. Gomeit ftn6 feline glenOe.
rilngen in ieinem Grogrnmm geuladt
iuoroen.