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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
COUNTY HAS BEST
COON GIL IN
NEVADA
NATIONAL FOOD ADMINISTRA-
TION DEMONSTRATORS PRAIS-
ES LOCAL ORGANIZATION

The cooking demonstrations of
Miss Franc B. Hancock, home eco
Monies director for the national
food administration, were witnessed
yesterday afternoon by an attend
M that filled the Knights of
Pythias hall.
Miss Hancock stated that in an
interview with Herbert Hoover in
the last week in February the ma
tional food administrator stated to
her that at hat time there was only
wheat flour enough in the country
to last so days and that the latest
food administration rules reducing
to a minimum the consumption of
wheat flour were designed to pro-
tect as far as possible the remaining
supply until the next harvest.
Her lecture on wheat flour sub
stitutes and the urgent need for
their use was listened to with inter
est by the large attendance and her
cooking demonstrations proved in
structive to women who have found
difficulty in preparing the substi-
tutes.
Miss Hancock today received ad-
vance literature on a government
campaign that is soon TO be started
for the purpose of increasing the
consumption OF potatoes. 1t is esti-
mated by the department of agri-
culture that there are now 30,OO0,-
900 bushels OF potatoes in the coun-
try that will be wasted unless the
crop can be moved Immediately, as
with the coming Of warm weather
the crop will start to sprout and be
ruined.
1t is stated that $4,000 cars will
be required to nov the crop, which
is principally in the cellars of
farmers in Maine, New York, Wis
consin, Michigan and Minnesota
Large quantities of potatoes are also
stored awaiting a market in the eel
lars of farmers in all parts of Ne
vada.
A campaign for the consumption
of soy beans and flour from Cali
fornia is also soon to be started in
this state by the national govern
ment.
Miss Hancock said the organiZa-
ton of the Esmeralda county council
of defense, involving the co-opera-
ton of both men and women under
one head, was the most efficient she
had yet found in the state. This
form of organization is believed to
be unique in the state, or at least 1t
is known that in most other counties
the organizations of men and ome
work under separate heads.
Miss Hancock will address the
meeting of the county council and
block captains to be held tonight in
the court house. She will leave
here Monday for Las Vegas and
Phoebe and before returning to Reno
will have visited "a towns of the
state.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
O|SK|N IS NAMED
FOR FEDERAL JOB
POINTED ASSISTANT TO
WILLIAM WOODBURY.

An interesting development of the
week was the appointment by Will
liam WOODBURY., United States at
torney for Nevada, of M. A. Diskin
of Goldfield to fill the vacancy Gre
ated in the position of assistant
United States attorney when George
Bartlett resigned to accept appoint
ment by Governor Boyle to the
Washoe county judgship, made va
can't by the retirement of Judge
Stoddard to enter the army as a
judge advocate. The appointment
will take effect April Is and Diskin
is nov in Goldfield preparing his
affairs to come north to take up
his new duties.
In Goldfield for the past IL years
Diskin has been a practicing attor-
ney and for two terms served as dis
joys a high standing in his COM
munity because of his capability as
an attorney and his sterling citizen
ry. His appointment recognizes the
demands, politically speaking, of the
southern part of the state, and he
will take his place in the ranks of
Nevada's famous federal brigade, a
worthy adjunct.
Prior to his appointment. Diskin
had been mentioned as a probable
candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation this veal for attorney gener-
al. However his new work will
prevent him from entering that con
test, leaving the field open to date
to William Mcknight, assistant to
Attorney General Thatcher. At the
expiration of his term in office,
Thatcher will establish himself ex-
clusively in the practice of the law
in Reno. He is now a member of
the law firm of Norcross & Thatcher,
and it is reported that at a later
date William WOODBURY. will join
the firm.-Nevada News Letter.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Counties to Fight Cases

f..ans to contest the suits brought
in nine counties by the Wells Fargo
for a refund of taxes levied
in 1917 were agreed upon a few
days ago at a conference between
William Mcknight, deputy attor-
ney general, and District Attorneys
Carville of Elko, Powell of Hum
boldt and White of Mineral county.
The suits will be contested vigor-
ously, according to a statement
made by the deputy attorney gener-
al after the conference.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Judge Talks to L. W. w.

In sentencing an /. w w. who
was alleged to have made seditious
utterances, Justice of the Peace
Collins of Ely said, you have justly
earned the Geath penalty IN my
judgment and were it within my
power l certainly would mete it out
to you and then ask permission to
execute it myself. After you ad-
II Tilted your guilt and proved your
self lower in principle than the most
lcathsome reptile hat infests the
earth, you had the temerity to ask
for mercy. You a expect no lem
iency."
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
dutch john Gets In

John Albers of Bishop, Cal, more
widely known as Dutch john" re-
Gently loaned $1,000 to the govern
ment. When solicited by a member
of the Bishop Liberty Loan COM
mittee, he said, ITO hell with you
and your Liberty bond" A COM
mittee of rs citizens waited on him
and, after apologizing for his remark,
he was persuaded to buy $1,000
worth of bonds.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
LOAN TOTAL
CONTINUES TO GROW

New subscriptions to the Liberty
Loan through the John s. Cook &
Co. bank t,day amounted to $500,
received f.om Sc subscribers. To
date there have been COS sub
scribers to the loan for q total OF
s7S,200.
The loan is reported to be prog
ressing we'll everywhere in the
county, with Millers still in the
lead, having oversubscribed 100 pei
cont three times, emitting the town
to an honor flag with three stars.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
willard Told to Join Army

In reply to a telegram received
by Governor Boyle asking il he
would permit the Naturalization
fight to be held in Nevada on Inde-
pendence day, the governor sent the
following telegram: willard and
Fulton cannot fight in Nevada on
July 4 or any other day, but they
have my unqualified permission to
fight the Boche in France any time
they care to 60"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20

Mrs. A. S. Baldwin of San Fran
cisco, head of the Pacific coast d.
vision of the Woman's Liberty Loan
committee, is visiting Carson. She
expressed herself as pleased with
the work of Nevada ONE and said
that, while in some states there had
been friction among various organ
izations, there had been none in this
state.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Prison Ball Team Wins

The state prison baseball team
recently defeated the Stewart In
GGSn school team by a cor of 4
va. Faber, pitcher for the prison
team, allowed three runs in the
first inning. but from that time
had the aborigines eating out of his
hand. A second game will be play
ed in the near future and the pro-
ceeds will be given to the Carson
chapter of the Red Cross.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
LEAD-SILvER VEIN
IMPROVES WITH DEPTH

The lead-silver vein which was
opened at the Annex last week i'm
proves with depth. j. A. Egger and
w. c. Bright. the ~lessees, both of
whom are experienced in mining in
the Yellow Pine district, consider
the Annex one of the most encourag-
ing looking properties in the dis
MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
New ElkO Game Warden

The commissioners of Elko coun-
~ have appointed Emmett Bach
man game warden for the ensuing
year and he will take office at once.
His name was presented to the COM
missioners by State Game Warden
Grover. The new warden will de-
vote his entire attention to his
uutieS.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Another Candidate For Governor

Sam Pickett, chairman of the
democratic state central committee.
recently sent a letter of resigna-
ton to William Mcknight, secre-
tary of the committee, and in the
letter made a formal announcement
of his candidacy for the democratic
gubernatorial nomination. Pickett
was serving his second term as state
chairman.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
LAWYERS Go to Work

w. j. Smiley, a Star valley, Elko
county, rancher, has solved the la
Dor problem involved in storing his
hay crop for the coming summer.
He has secured a full crew of Elko
attorneys, subject to his call. AS
Smiley's hay crop amounts to more
than 1000 tons, the attorneys have
a big Job ahead of them.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Nevada Debaters Lose

In a debate between teams of the
university of Nevada and the Brig
ham Young university of Utah, a
decision was given in favor of the
Utah team by the judges. The Ne
vada team argued the negative side
of the question, Should Arbitration
Be Made Compulsory in Labor Dis
putes?"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Millers Store Damaged by Fire

A fire In the Millers Mercantile
company store, which contains the
Millers postoffice, did slight damage
to the interior of the building and
stock. Mail and p~ostoffice supplies
escaped serious damage. The loss
was small and was entirely covered
by insurance.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
I'VE Towns Oversubscribe

Round Mountain, with a Liberty
Loan allotment of $4,000, has e
subscribed the quota and Manhat-
tan, with an allotment of $4,000,
has subscribed a total of $35,500.
The totals are reported to be in
creasing rapidly at both places.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Carson Woman Dies

Mrs. Aurelia Frances Roy died
recently in Carson after a long ill
ness. She had been a resident of
Nevada for 43 years and for p
years had lived in Carson.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
HORNSILVER BOYS PLAN
TO ENLIST IN ARMY

Recruiting Officer Pugsley of the
Tonopah station passed through
Goldfield yesterday en- route to
Hornsilver, where he said a number
of prospective recruits were await
ing him.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Tax Commission to Meet

The tax commission will meet
May 8 to fix the assessed valuations
of interstate and ~inter-county rail-
roads and public utilities.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Tonopah Opens Campaign

Tonopah opened the Liberty Loan
campaign with a parade six times
as long as any previously held in
The town.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
TOnOpah Buying Bonds

Subscriptions to the Liberty Loan
in Tonopah nov amount to $145,-
900, with the big mining companies
yet to be heard from.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1918-04-20
Ely Constable Dies

Albert w. Kelly, constable at Ely,
died there a few days ago. He was
elected constable in 1916.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-22
Ja1tatter pcrlaftoctt Sie
Nbf9affltite allcr
RaiicitiinferiebieS

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3eitungeu maiden ben GoriAloa
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5rieoensforferen8 ernItIid auf glb.
idaffung, in Der goii5en 8elt, Der
9aiienlitteridie0e oringeu.
Sic iapaniide Delegation 3ltr
Srieoensfonferens miro lit aiir3e
auf einem arieesidiffe Die &eiie
Sur &onferer8 ontreten. gs lit nod
ltnaeniB, uer an Der Spite fteberl
uno tper 5ur Delegation geboren
miro.
gofio, %. Sob. (ggerIbdtet. -
Discount &ofa-9(fira aato ipir0 Sic
@eionbtihaft sur 6rieoensfonferens,
Die Dio San 5ranciSco ltn0 bic Ser.
Staotet nod europa 5u iege[n I'M
9egriffe ilt, oGs sSiibrer begleiten.
Discount Soto, ebemals iapnni.
iher gainiiter oes glusn6rtiqen
uno Wit9Iieo oes Souies Der 2or6s,
1T 9Lnfiibrer oes 9enIoifi, eine8
Rlans, Der bonn berltor6enen ssiir-.
ten aataura in's 2eben aerlifen
poroen mar. ct mar Scale Oeini.
ter oes 9lrsiudrtigen 1tno I'M Sabre
1913 @eian6ter in 2onoon.
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Giff5isg Scs bcleiid,cft
1oniospaars int t3rii1Scl

8riiiieI, %. g3ob. aollig 9(lbert
1T iuieoer In feline SaltptItaot einae.
8ogen. Seine 9ouigin lttto 5anlilie
begleiteten i9n.
GS lieit fih pie oos S8enario ei.
11es floifilhen SdauipieIes. grif.
lonter Gonnenidein - 0titiiffopeI.
len ipieIen Gronlpetenfanforen
ertonen - Die StroBen ale befloqqt
- lnaebeure. Menihenmengen 0ran.
gen fid In oIfen StrQBen. Ser Der.
triebene a6nig bdlt triulnpbieren6en
Gin5ng. Ser i'm bertrieben bot, ber.
birgt ftd6 itt ttetttrdIent 2an0e.
9as 9feid ieiner 6einoe serbrof-
felt ipdbreuo oie gelaier off
9entfdlon0 5it moridieren, tp6brcno
britiife aabaIlerie an @nterloo bor.
BET aoln-ludrts reitet, 0ie 9lnterifa.
ner, otrd 2ttreln6urg binourd, ftd
Dem &bein 1tabern 1tno bic ssran.
5oien uGliaB.9otbringer an i6rea
9uien oritden.~
StroBBtrg prongt I'M Shnlde
Der Sritolore fit einen onoeren Sri.
ltntpb gin8ug 1tr0 I'M 6irterarltn.
De geriaiiLes, Sit Der SSrie6ensfon.
Terena.
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%rdiioent &iliol
gegtn SolibtDismlns
1pirS bel leiner Anaueicnteit in europa Hcccn
eegen ScitIelbcn paltcn nitc anf Seiicn pcrz
ecrblidpc febrett aufntcrkiam inae,cn
,pilien war bereits friper einmal in europa

| 8nibington, %. Sop. (Sou 80.
bert 8enoer, &prrelppnoent Der Unit,
cd 45reB. - gerlonelL Die oent 8r1.
/ iioetlten g8illon nabe lteben, erfld4
rem, bob 6ieier an Der Gompnene
bel Der 9efanlpfung oes 8olidepis.
mus, m1Brero er 1i1 In europa be-
finoet. oftiben GeiL nebalen miro.
IS luir6 erluortet, oaB er niht mir
8eoen lit Granfrei6, ionbertl fider
in ss5talien utlO mogliderlpeiie oud
in england balten iperoe, in lpelhen
er Die 3ieIe Der bereinigten Gegies
rungen 0nrlegen miro, Inn Die Sade
freier 9oIfer aufredt 8u erbaIten
itno 8eieB uno 8ronllng gu ihiit-
sen, bantit bic 8elt iuieoer ins ri1-
ti9e @eleiie fonlne.
8iernitf miro CT in elmer OH 0os
Soft 6u ri6tenoen gotiaaTt Dor lci-
ner 9lbreiie nod 5ratfreid 8uriid-
fontrnen; mogliderlpeiie miro er and
in ieiner 9oti6oft an oen aongreB
bieritber ipredelt.
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Heiie rilftet, iino Die 8iplonotet Der
gan8en 8elt an Der 9lrbeit, DlittelI
un0 @ege 3u finoen Die einleitenoen|
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oensfonferell5 6lt treffen itnO 0tittell
uilo 8ege sur 8ieoerqltfnahme ponI
9altoel un0 8al0el 8n iboffen uno
fir Die NliIlionerL bic ouS oenl Sci.
De beiftfebret arbeit 5n iihern.
Gs miro berborgeboben, ooB 01ili- |
iigana aaer 2aiter 4nfang lit, uno
aus 0ieiem grunoe molten 0ie Dip
lomoten auf Der 8riebensfollferellal
auerlt bic 6roge oes SdnoeIs litt0 |
8unoels erIeOieelt oantit bic beirH.
Gruppen 9ei61ftigttng er-
balten.
HuBlal0 oeriudt, an ;Srieoells.
tiiA ebenfalls 8ertretnng at bobelt.
0ieiige 9iploulaten erfenren in oeln
5taatsftreib beg ruiiiiden aonliroIs
RoI6af, Der Die &egierllng at 9nsf
IN fi9 geriiien bat, cine 0iesbe5iig-
.ihe 0foglidfeit. sic glauben, &ol.
bat beriude, Sr0ning in ben ruff
iiden 8irrlporr 8n bringen oernl
9oli6elDismus ein gnoe 5u berei-
Ell nno al berbitloern ooB omeri-
aniife uno alliierte Gruppen inI
fnBlono &oli3eioienite berieben .@e-
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Giebeheft stoMeft
fort asts 1smklaitS

Gefing, g. geob. 8ie in
Nauptquortier Der TIdeho-Sloipa.
ten in 8Io0ipoftof geIogt tpirn.
ioaen oIle SiIfeIeiitmtggt Die bor
iebt al fir gfuRtano berridtet lper.
ben ausidIieBlid oen 9fuiien gef'
ten oa Die Gidehen Die nlliierten
6treitfrdfte reiflid5 nit Mitltition,
GorrGten llno @elo oeriorgt boben.
Ga gdbrnet iebt frei iTt, boben Die
Sideden meiter fein sS1tereIle an
GuBlonbs 8eitereutmidhinq itnO
ippllen in Die 6eilnot Suriid. Die
befreiten Sifehen f0itittel1 eiteit
8affenitialtono nit oen goIibepifi
obid[icBen unb IGngs Der @olga
Our6 Oas europ1iide RuBlot1o in
lire Seilllnt 5uriiffebren, tpollen
lber nod g}Gbcres iiber Die GoIitif
Der glliierten oeaeltitber 9fuBlono
abDorten. 0ie 8ifeden botten fih
fiir einen 5rontangriff borbereitet,
n6er ha iie beoenteno in Der Wtitt.
oer8n6l ipdretr, nuBten iie iif oit-
tudrts 8triid8iehen, nm ibre &r1fte.
3u iparen. Gin 6ii1tfteI Der tide.
hiif)en Srtippen lit bereits in ben
aanbfen in 9fubIdto 9etotet ODER
oerpunoet ipor0en. g9ie 6. g..
sroier, 0itglie9 Der onerifoniiden
foten areu3.Grpe6ition, iaet, lit
cine @eieaidoft intitanOe, ben rui.
iIden 3ibiliiten Idngs oieier 2i-
tie 6nrd ben ginter 81 beIfcn.
Die geribte, oab fid bier 100 600
Sliidtlinge befanoen iftptnoen 5u.
uno clle geoiirftigen bon
gldbiipoItof bef Gmsf crbaIten Sci.
life. Sic .Sidehen iinO iiber oieie
m merifoniihe Silfe nidt iebr ent.
idt uno iagen, Die 2eute, oenen
'st 9iIfe eeteiitet tpir0, ieien Die.
slbet. tpeIde 6ie ourh Sibirien
adj 5ranfreid reiienoen 6idedenI
crrateu batteu.
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Iingt es ibnL 9fuBlonb eine ItabiIe
&egieriing 5u gebeiL Damn lit es
ipabribeinIi1. onB oud] Gertreter
&uBlanbs arn 5rieoenstiib iisen
ineroen.
Siirit SDbfi bat nit ben 9r1li.
oentelt nno Dem Staatslefret1r 2an-
ling 9iildipro6e genoutnlen. HuB.
lano iliht ofononlii6e Silfe itno OBJ.
poniert Der glnipeieltbeit olliierter
gruppen in 8uBlano.
Ges tDeiteren beid1ftigen fif bic.
ii9e 8ipIonlnten nit Der rbeinIdu.
Oiiden Srage. a)aan lit Ser Mei-
nung, Dab 8reuBen mifLig 1T, Dos
@ebiet auf5ugebelt, Inn Die @eloent.
iddoigungslaften au berringern, oennl
0eiitIhlono brallde iein @elO 8lir
GntlnifeIung beg 2nnoes.
Eraifoent 8iliun mar bereits iriher
iit Gnglan6.
8aibingtpn, %. giop. @enn
Hr1iioent 8illon GngIano bplltdt,
Die 3erfralfigur Der @eIt uno nit
Gbren iiberb0uft, pie iie eroBarti-
ger feinenl gefrontenn Soupe 8uteil
iuirO, biirfte er fid ieines lesfen Dor
tlgen 8efu6es i'm Sabre 1905
entiinnen ols er bog 2ono onf ei-s
mem 3peirao, ttnbefanrt lifto obnc
OoB man i'm headtete, bcreiIte. 81
iener 3eit 0urdfnbr er 0ag llor6lide
GngIano nno sdnttlano, abnllngs.
log, oas er oereinit als gr1fiocnt ser
Ser. Staaten bon gtnterifa ENGLAND
lpleoer belnflen lperoe. auh 9ranf-
reid ltno anoere europ1iide 2alloer
bot Serr @iIion friiber belud5t.
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Oaiitpfcr Gaiitparia inn
Stitrifte eeimnkeit

2onSon %. gSoo.-@dbreno ei.
neg sturmes lit I'M Girt6 Of fYortb,
S6ottIano, oet 9ainpfcr Gampa.
nia einit Die a6uigin Ser Mecre,
geiunfen. aein @enideuIeben lit su
peflageu.
Die Gdrnbania iDuro9 6urh ben
Stuun bon ibrem glnferpIat losae.
riiien uuo foIli0ierte nit einent
ariegsidjiffe. Sic ianf, e6e Iie sunt
llfer gebradt iuer6eu fonnte. @ann
ons aeifeben 1T nod nidjt befannt
gege6cn uoroen. agna
Die eampauiu. fra6er Elm Gundro
siner, mar ieit me1reren ssabrefi bag
a1utteridlifi fir gleroplane Der bri.
tiiheu Marine SIN Sabre 1893
modlte iie oie bis odbin idlneIlite
lleberfabrt npn gielp gorf nad
Queenstown iii ) Soaen, i2 Stnn.l
ben uno Z glinutcn.
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a5niain gsiL6eIminn hein6rlt.

9dng, Sonano, %. g1ob. - g,ielt
Eauienoe bon 8erionen begahen iif
am Rontaa nlif Den garaoepIab, lin
Der st6lii9in @ilbeluina cine Gbo.
tion 81 bringen. Die Menaq ifttc
iif olts fatboIiiden uho proteitonti,
iden Bcfelidaften uno bieIen Col.
oaten 5uinutmen ttno tragen oiele All
Gbren 6es stonigs6nuies gel6e g[b.
seihen. 2Ils Die a5niqin NIT i6rpm
@eutdbl, qrin5 Seiitrih. nebTt Ser
flcinen Brin8eifin cintrdt brad Elm
grober sSiibel los. 6as Golf ipannte
oie Qfer0e ans un0 5oa bic autihe
auf ben Qdra0epIab.
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5ein6Iide 2itropIane BON ben ganfs
serit1rf.

4merifaniihes Saitptqndrtier in
6raufreih, %. 0ob.-geim gl6.
idIuB oes @nffenItiaitanoeg batten
bic 4ncritaner 661 mebr 6elitIde
aeroplane un0 35 nebr oeutIdle
8oIlons 5erit0rt, aIs fie ieIbit ber-
loren 5otten. SIN @ouaen baben Die
amerifdner 926 feinoli1e gteropIane
uno 73 gnIloens bernihtet. Der.
loren ongegen bobcn fie 265 Der
erfteren unb 3S goaons.
ssm @an3cn fuoren an Der JroIit,
aIs 5einoieIi1feifen 1ufbortcn,
7d0 onerifnuiidle aeroplonc NIT
714 HiIots, 557 gccbadtcrn uno
% 2uFtfononiere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-22
gading Sans gLr6eiter bcrlaneeu
tubnerh06mna.

G6ica9o. %. glob. = gllle 9(rbei.
fer in ben groBen SdIa6tbduiern
berIangen cine 2obnerb6bung bon
25 Gents pro Stnn6e, un0 OnB Die
Jrmmn oenfel6en 2obn ipie Die Mdn.
ner erbaIten. Die Gohe fam belte
Dor Mihter qltiditler sur 8crbano.
lung.
Ger @run0 fir Elm ioIheg 8erIdn.
gen iinO bic hoben soften fir Den &c.
bellsnnterbalt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-22
uebcritabnte Scr 1sabcl
Rcftie aitecoriffcn
&epnblifaner int Senate iteIIen gaot,
iuenSisfeit in slbrebe; arsiu56.
men 3eninr.

j 8aibington, 90. 9lob. = Grdli
bent 8ilions llebertdbme Der aon
trolle i1mtlider ilberieeiiden aobe
uno nIler @rpreB &oulponien murb
bente I'M Gongreiie bon Den MeplbIi
fonern elmer ii6erans i6nrfen Sri
tit unter5ogen. Mon itanate es Ell
men 8l1rt bleibei6e Stoatsfontrollt
5li etablieren.
9ie Spredber Doren 0ie Senotorer
Nntfon BON SSnoiano, aeloa Dor
Wdnneiotn uno Sbertllon bon eylli,
nois. 8ie 9ebatte bei61ftigte lid
aud init Der beabiidtigten 3eiie oes
Braiioetten nod @urbpd uno mil
@eorg greel, Dem offi3ieIlen goriiber
oes 3eniur 8iiros, bon Dem es beibt,
Dab er ben Groiioenten begleiten ioI(.
Senator Station henun3ierte 6ie
ltebernnbne Der 4ontroIle ols einen
gertrouensbritd ltRo bebolbtete. Der
8epeg9rltro fir cine fol6e Sano.
Inngstueiie lei llihts ot6eres oIs oag
8eitreben ieitens Der gegierltnq, ol[e
aabeloepeIden ipdbreno Der Gauer
Der Srieoensfonferen5 elmer 3enfnr
an nnterlperfen. 2(nf oieie g8eiie
lpiiroe es fir Die 9elegoten 8llr s5rie-
oensfonferen8 nnm0glid geinadt, fiA
iiber Die gliIidten oes amerifaniiden
aongreHes ouf Dem laltfenoen GIT er-
balten.
getuis bringt geidlnk Elm.
geitten in Der 9ebotte beriudteI
Senator 2aniS bon oSSIlinoig, oieI
n8bip" Ser 9entofroten, cine Gnt-
gegnltng, fon1te ober nidt ons @ort
baben. Gofiir gelong es ibnt, einen
9eidluB oitrd3uieben, OoB Der Som
greB Die Son0lungsipeiie beg 8rait-
benton bilIige.
Sn ietner ipeiteren aritif fiibrte
Senator 9BatIon aus, Dob Der Gon= |
greB Dem 8r1iibeltten Die onBerors
Madt6efltgniiie nnr fir i
ben &rieg 3uerfanlt b1tte.
Senator S6erman.
Genator Sbernan nleinte, eS gabeI
nieaeidDt einen @rltno fir ben grdli-
oenten, fadJ Guropa all gebeit ober
ar fonne feinen aitsfinoig MAIDEN.
4uBerbem iei in Der aonititution ei.
ne 4bpeienbeit beg 8rdiioenterb elm
gerloiien Der @ren8en Der Ser. Staa-
EN- tlidt borgeieben. u0aS peibel
5aiis." ioote er, otptro nah Garis
Iebrodt iperoen lno oIen QlnIdetneI
lad bort geraltine Bet bleiber1."
u8ir ftno bier idublos oen Sdlt-
zen oe8 aabeI5enlors iiberlalien itno
Sreel iibt oI8 foiierlider 8iftator an
er 2uelle Der 2atiader.