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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
glnfrn6r in gittsburoh. /.

gittsburgb, 9Sa., 26. 2lug. - 3t,
iaminenitoBe un0 5auitfdnlpfe mo-
rem oie Solge oes 9eriu6s Der 8h...
burgb 9tniItpap Company, ben @er,
ionenberfebr mittelit Streifbrefern
ouFaunebmen. gs lit Oies Der erite
Serfuh felt Dem 9eginn oeS Streifs
Dor elf Sngen. Als ore erIte Gar
ben Saf1ano Sbnppen perIies unO
it 0ent 1interen Sta0tteiI onl1nate,
6ertriilmnerte Elm iuiitenoer Wlcb Die
JenIter 0es 9abniuogens nit Stei-
nen uno beriudte, einen glngriff
dnf Die Streifbreder gu no6en, Der
je6oh oitrh Die 9oIi5et nereitelt pur-
Dc. gas Die sfpeite Gar ibr Huno.
inbrt mndte nno nm Die 2oop ge.
fobren ipar, iuuroe ciit 9(ligriff oiif
ben 8aeen eentdht uno Der Wfotor.
mann ourd eiiien Steintpnrf ont
&opfe berlebt. 9rei Der Streifer
ipuroen in Saft genonimen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26

: Naris, 26. gug. - Serbert 500.
Der lit bette ole lpidtigite @erionlidj-
felt in europa, Denn BON ibm miro
cripartet, ooB er Gronung auf Der
gaIfonbnIbiniel fdafft, auf bat Der
GberIte Hot lin nut Der 8eoufiifti-
gitng Der 8ieoernufrabute Der glr.
belt 1T ben o6eri6leiiidlen aobIen.
eraben betraitt, bis Die 8olfsobItitt.
rurng iiber Sdleliers 3nfunft ols
oeutides ODER polnii6es @ebiet ent.
iticoen boben miro. 9ie @eile9ung
Der g(usItdnoe Der idleiii6en Sob.
Iengr1ber oiirfte cine bon $oobers
erIten sIiifgoben fem.
9os 9erliner glusu6rtige g[nlt
tuiinid)t cine litporteiiihe Ilnteriu.
dung Der llriahen nnO Birfuneen
Der llnrnben in 9beridleiieu unO
ieiner gebaiipfllng, DnB Die 0eutiden
Sonber1ilit1tsredte bon ben Bolen
DerLeat tporoen lino. 9as glmt ait.
bprt bic 3uperlid)t, oie llnterIu9ung
icitens Der aliiertcnfonuniiiion iper-
DC ergeben, ooB Die Grbc6uneen aus.
idlieBIih bolideipiltiiden Gbarafters
iinO groBpolniidea llriprunges iino.
gs iet ttidt tpobr, miro i'm ariegsmi-
niIterilun berfiHerf, 6oB elm 0eutider
6lieger nif polniides @ebiet cello.
gen npb @omben anf oie Stabt 90.
iloiDice, 200 MeiIen iiiopeitIi9 bon
gsoriddu, nbgeiuorfen babe. Ser
stomnliiiion geb6ren gertreter Sta.
Liens, GnolonOs, 5rnitfreids nno.
sSopons foiDie 2al,ti6Ionos uno 40.
lens an.
Die aiterifnniihe Nfiiiion ipel6eI
bic Gage in GberidIeiien ititteritidt
min bic atrierifaniidle 9ceierling Inn
goIlmo1t sur giltienoung anterifa-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
Ser6ert Sop.!!
ioQ Crbnui', idaifell
Jn siiScMrcpa tpirS er naet Sem tcd,tcn icbcn;
audi fcll or In Obcri1lciicn Scm strcik ser
Kcblenar6bcr Gin GnSc maeten


niider Iritppen nod 6dleiien eriit.
den. Srlippen Der nlliierten Mddtc
ioaen ebenfoIls mad S6leiien obge.
ben, Inn 6ie &ube utt0 Sronung oiif.
reht Sii erbalten.
Seniidlanh Icbnt a6.
Eoris, 26. gug. 9eutId(on6
bot es abgelebnt. 8rippen Der gll.
liierten naA S6leiien al berufen,
lin bort Goli5eigetualt aus5liiben.
gelgier beleten Nlalmsbp.
goris, 26. glug. - 9ie belgii6e
@egierling bot nunmebr Nlalmeop,
Elm friiberer oeittider 9iltrift, ii6er.
nommen itno cine befgiide @ertpnI.
tllng eingeiett.
Wiaidinerie snriifgege6cn.
Baris, 26. gluq. 9eutIdlano
Gat eenl6B ben i'm 9ureau fir iror.
itrieIen @ieoeraaf6on cingelaufenen
8eridten bereits $1,000 Sonnen
MoteriaI al,riidgeeeben oos nab.
reno oes Sfrieges forteenommen NOR.
Den Dor. Cine dhnIide auantit1t
miro CUR Belt gum 9iiidtransport
berloOen. es beiBt, 6aB 100000
Stiide frnnsoiiifer Maidinerie in
9eutidIaro ioentifisiert tuoroen iino.
@rOfe aoblennot tit Sentidjlanb.
Berlin, 26. g(ug. = Der Mangel
an &obIen lit in 9eutIdlano tuegen
Der fortipdbrefloen Streifs uno oes
betuoffneten AufitanOes int oberidIe-
iiiden RobIenra5ier, no ifjmere
&oInpfe i'm @nnge iilo, nftt aeiuor.
ben, 10 oaH ons Giienbobnrnirilteri.
inn befnnnt uob, Daiul6Iono iueroe
iid iudbreno oeg folnulenoen gSins
ters NIT 8aIia9isr5iipen obne 2idt
nno Sei5lng bebelfen nliiiien. Gos
Niiniiteriitm fiinoigt alt oaB bonn 4.
September an cine oroltiifle Ser.
minoerung Der 9nIiaeier5iiee in
&roft treten tper0e, Inn Der SnouItrie
uno Der 8eboIferling Die noti9en
ao1len 51i iidern. Die Ge0nftion oes
8aiiagieroienites iperoe eine groBere
iein nls tudbreno unto felt oeln arie-
ge nottuenoig geluorOen iei. Gie in
Der llmgebung bon Berlin nerfebren.
ben 2ofal5iige tperoen pom 1. Otto
Der ob ouf Die S6lfte reoiioiert. 9[l.
Ter @obrideinIi9feit nnd iuer0en
olle Sdnea. itn0 9.3iige gans elm.
geltellt, iul6 Die gelpobnIiden gaIIa.
gier5iige aif Elm 0iertel Der eegen.
pdrtigen ananb[ reouaiert iuer6en;
ein5elne 2inien iueroen fait MIR ei.
nen 3ue tdoIi6 tebaIten. gs miro
eruortet oaF; Sabrfnrten iiur 6ann
ausgegebeft iueroen, ipenn Die o6Io.
lutte gsotiuenoiofeit Der 0ieife betuie.
fen iueroen fann.
Die 3ltitdnoe in Geitidjldno iii
9etreff Der @eriorenng nit geabrung
uno &lei0ung boben fidJ febr aebef.
Iert, aber oas giaben oes @inters
gibt IN poIitiiden uno inouItrienen
areiien anlaB at GROCER 9eiorgnis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
GntfOmmt Onrd Seu edornitein.

&aitings, giebr., 26. 9lilg. .-gln.
TON g'ablir. Ser in Snabn ulter
Dem @eroadt berboiiet muroe, i'm
SUM einen 9tngrifF atf Serrn imO
Grolt Subaref in Gbring Stand &c.
madt 5u hoben, pliroe bier 5um
8rosrB feitgebnlten. eyn ser Conn.
tog nadt brad er ctIid)e gaditeine
ons oem Gdoruitein oeg @ef1ngnif.
les, arbeitete iih ourf oen 9luB in
oeuieI6en ctiua 80 Sub enlpor lino
lieb iih ben 0a nnf Das dngren5eu0e
@e6duoe bernb no er iid ieiner
lle6erboien entieoigte. Gr orong in
ben Snrm uno entEam ourH oos
@e6duoe. gine Gtiincc ipdter ipuroe
Elm arobcs gfufomobi[ bon Sale g.
giinor geltobleu. Gie 9oIi5ei 1T
Ser Nieinuna, 0nb asnbfie ons 9ilto
gcitobIcn haf. Mnn hat weoer ciiif
SpIr Don oem @inHi ooer bon Ger
Gar.
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esrieesscfatt9citc
scr Anterikaitct

] ASoris, 26. 9lug. - @egenipdrtia
&roen rlin0eftens 10000 oneri.
goniIde Goloaten in Grdnfreid5 su.
fiidgebaIten, I'M bic 10000 oeut-
.den ariegsgefungefiert iuelde bon
}bren arnleeberb1n6en gefongen &c.
s stnen tpuroen, 81 belpa9en. 8ie.
4 Beutiden fonnet nidt noh ibrer
5eimot entIofien tDeroen, Bis Der
2Srieoensbertrng bonn omerifonii6en
ssongreB rntifi5iert o0er Bis 6erielbe
1on mrfnoeiten3 orei Der @roBu16te
'lugenonunen lit. Die gefD19nng
sntb @erpfIeeiing 0crieIben foltet Den
sSer. St1nteu ntonntIi1 ettpa ST..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
cSimns ser rcbnfraac
icM pcristcben tpcrSeit
Die Sabnseuerfidaftler er6alten
abcr s St,nben grbeitstas init
10 Stmnben 2ubH.

| 2SulDnlgIoib 70. Mugltlt. --- yl1d,
elmer l1ngereu 8eratung atpiif,el
Er1ii0ent 8iIion iulo Serrn Sines
@encralOireftor Der itntcr 9feaie.
rrngstontrole itebenoen Giienbab,
men, ipllrbe Der geidIuB gefaf,t, biy
6orOerung Der @abngeiperfidaftler
tiir cine 25 proaentige 2obnerbo.
bung Dorl1ufig iinerleoigt 5u Ioilen
aJton pia eegei1tp1rtig, mo 6as nIl.
genteine 8eitreben ouf GerbiI[igun1
oes 2ebensunterbaltes aeriftet lit
tli6t Die 5rodtraten erbober, iuas
ober nottpenoig mare, fans obiger
Sobnforoeriing itattgegeben iper6ell
ioIlte.
Rr1iioent 8illon lit peri0nlid Ser
glniidt oaB es gegenip1rtig nibt an.
ee5eigt lei, oernrtige syroeen sur
@rle0igirng 5u bringen. @IeihSeitig
o6er beriprift er, 0aB Sic 9(ngele.
gen9eit a6ertnoIs in geratltng geao.
gen Der0en ioa, iobaIo iuieoer gere.
gelte 3uit6noe eintreten. ggiirOen
Die Sor0erltngen Der 8aBngeiperf-
ihaftler gegeniu1rtig erIoubt iDerocn,
Damn lit eS sueifeIlos, ooB audi on-
Oere glrbeiterberb1noe NIT neuen
2obnforoerungeit beroatreten mir.
oen.. Dies aber ipieoer tpiir0e cine
allgerneira Gteigeritng Der gdhnra-
ten I'M @efofge babcn poour1 sic
gegertpartigen 9enlitbungen sur Scr.
biaieung Der Qebensntittel suniGtc
geinadt meroen tpiirOen. Serr @il.
ion tpenoet fid oa1er an ole 8abn-
arbeiter iiit0 eriltdt iie, I'M eSrtereiIe
oes ollgelteinen @obEes oes 2anoes,
bon iben eegentpdrtigen 6oroerun-
gen 46itono 5i nebnlen.
9iele @rti9eiouag ipuroe einern
ars 100 9elegoten beItebefrnen ao-
nlitee Der orgailiiierten 8abngeiperf-
idaftIer Sltteil. @Ieiflaeitig tpuroe
ibnen aber befantt geaebelL Oof man
i6ren 8iinihen in geipiIier &ihtung
bin Gednling gatraeen babe, inbenl
|rlion lire arbeitg5eit bon 10 nlif s
Stnnoan erlnoBigte, ip1breno Der So.
gelobn Der 9Ieide bleibt. Dies be.
beutet cine aohn5ul1ge bon etip1s
iiber 4 Gents Der Stiinoe. Gieies
&onlitee miro Die gfttldeioung Der
8abnberlpaItiing Den beri9ie0eilen
2ofolber61n6en sur @eglttadtung
iiberntitteln uno bis iest berridt Dol,
Iige llngelpiBbeit ooriiber, OBJ oic.
fer @ori6log angenonnten oSer ber-
iporfat iperoen miro. Der neue 2obn.
lat foa bonn /. Miai all oiltig iein.
Mnidiniiten 8erfseasn1oher, &eI.
ieIibmie0e. 8ernieter, @robIfniie6e,
Bledarbaiter uno Gleftrifer erbalten
Sem netten 2oGniaB 8ufoIge 72 Gents
per 5tunoe, tp1breno ibren @ebiIfen
49 Gents be5ablt miro.
SSn 8eipre1ung Der glngelegenbeit
erfldrte GENERALIZATION Sines, oaB
Der gurdihnittsIobn Der 8obnor.
better i'm 8ergleid 5lr GreisIteige.
rung Der RdbrnitteI beoclteno Suge-
tiotnmen bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
Bier ttrH fl1cift INT
111isccniin freiacocbefl

0aaOiion, isis. 26. glug.- guu.
Oesridtcr Gonborn bat cine BON
gunoesOiitriftsonipalt gegen ie6s
8irtc in GIiboen ipeeen gerfaiifs
bon Bier bon 2.02 bis $50 8ro3ent
glIfobol erbo6ene 9[nflnge nbgeipie.
fen neil oie 9lnf[oge nidt nadge.
ipieien babe, oab ioTdes Getrd1t be.
rniiideno iei. Der Giitriftsanfuolt
mill Berufitng eiulegen in5tpiiden
ipetoen ober in Dem gnnaen 8eItpis.
coniin einidIieBenOeu @eridtsbeSirf
feline Sfrnfperfabrn tueeen Ser.
fonis bon Bier iuIo @ein mebr elm.
aeleitet iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
Giicnbabftitnfaa
bci Bentley, ID.

3pei GnaBoer iDur0qn Bel einen1
eeltern g(benO in Dem nobe geIegenen
geutIeD, So, itnttseflinOenen Giien.
bobnlnfoa berlett. Die 9eunen oer
@erIesten iinb: gorneIuis Sairfnlnn,
1920 GinfneD Ctr, beioe gcine oe.
brofeu; S. WicGonnep, 1888 iiDf.
81. Gtrabe, iptroe Elm Gannnen bon
Der Soiio geriiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
SlieecnSe 1ooli5ei
INT OclttitblanS

Berlin, 26. 9(ilg. Sci Ser 9feor-
gnliiierilne Ser Sduenlannihoft
pon @roB. Berlin lit cine 6Iieeer.
obteilung bor9eieDeu, Oie nit Sen
idnelliten 5Iug6eitgal ausecriiitet
ltn6 3ilptm bon erprnbter 5iidtig-
felt bobcn miro. Gin syliegcrfel0 fir
Die 2itftpoli8ei lit bereitS oaberholb
Der Stnot eingerid)tst iporben: bort
tper0en tSliigaeu9e mo Ntontid)nften
sur ihneaen Gicnitleiitung bercit
gebaltcu. Mud an Der idlueiaeriihen
Grense lnitr0e cir 2olfOungsplas
ortsgeIeet. 7os epitsni Der SIieger.
poli5ei ioa ilber ganS Geutimlano
nnsgeoebRt iper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
So6ltpreiie far syarmlanS

9ubion glebr., 26. glug-Ger
bOditen 4reis, Der ie fir SarnIanS
in 9oonc Gountb er8ieIt ipur0e,
brndte sic fs0 afer syorm oes
@aor BoIi bon bier. Ser a1liier g.
q. 9eterian, bon EIntte Gonlfp
foufte Sie Sarm AZ 5000 Seil
adcr Gas San0 1T iuo6Ibeiteai
lni0 iDnr0e felt Sogreu als Ssieb4
inrM bsaiist
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gonSiten erbenten $4,000.

Sf. 2ottis, Wi0., %. aue. - 3
|giduber oranaen seftern bier in cine
Der aroger @roeerp & gnfing Co.,
|aeboriee @eid1fisnieoerIoee Elm uno
'smangen Die oniDeien6en @erfdiiier.
dbnen einen $4,000 entbnltenen gelo.
Fat niis5itIiefern. Sic fliihteten
'tierouf. gis Jet BAT man bon If
|6cn feiHe SpiIr aefuHoen. 7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
BiittSnis Stuileben
pcIcit ilslb 1lkraimc

2onoon &c. gfnl.-Sicr eii1ae
troffene Gepeidlen 0ss Siioenropa
bciagen, ooB bic llfrainer berIuden,
Elm giinSnis init cen Gclen Su
ihlieBen lnl gemeiniam gegen Oie
StreiftrGitc Der golideruifi 5u
nioridIeren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26

i6iuddt ionoerlt geit6rft iDeroeti,
iino es mare baiier, oaB sesenipartia
$4,000 olnerifaniidle 5oloaten ilt
europa Die Srouiiilg nafretht erhaI-
ten aIs baB ipater MiIiouen bin.
iibcr geionot miiroen, Inn ipieber Den
&arnpf oitf5itnebrlen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26

Sir g1ebrngt1. - llnbeitimmtes
@etter beufe obeno iino g1ittiuoh.
iuobrideinIid nit Sf1iler IN 81.
Iiden mo 5enfroIen Teilen. gsor.
,sner i'm 0itIiGen 9eile am giittlpoh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26

~VVtu| TIIIV uus0uWEullI uuT WUz
itnu @ateiien sSinon5 Sefrctdr,
1923 2eabenlpoftb Ctr, Smabu,
Nebr. s(uf ibn allsgeiteIfte Gdeds
fonnen bon Seiern alld on Die 3ri.
biIne eeinnot meroen Oie Iie an
Serrn Saueiicn iibergaben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
Mettcrberid,t

sir Smobo rno 1lnigeeeno
linbeltimnites @efter. nit ipabr.
iheinIihen Sdonern beiite obeno
nno WlitttDoh. Gtipns Mariner nft
0iittipodl.
= alnIIifi5ierte s[naeieet IN 6y
SribiiHe briuaen aitie Meialtate. '
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26
Sir Sic 1lctleiSenHcn
INT 1ftittcleitrcpa
9as Silfsfomitee bat einbrinslidjcn
slppea on bic Seittidleu @ereine
erscben lailen.
Der Omaha Ilattbeutifc @erein
sablt ieinc fiirslidJ beiuillisten
$1,000 in ben SonOS Elm.

Die Omaha s3iIfsgeielli6aft fir
3ertraIeuropa bat bellte an Die bic
iigen 8ereine einan einorindlideu
glppea Inn entIpredenoe @iitbiIfe
Oieier @ereine uno gereinsmiteIieOer
ergeben IaIien Der boffsntlif promp.
te rnO beiidIIiee 8eantiportlng fiit-
Den miro.
Ser @eicllidait iinO leioer uidlt
bic Ramen unb aoreiien aller Ser.
cine befanlt. SIN Sale 6esbnIb Der
cine oOer anOerc @ereiil oieien g(lf-
ruf nidt erbdlten, 10 ut6ge er ben
slufrltf III Der Sribiinc an iidJ ge-
ridltet betr1dten mo 0ernentipre-
demo 6on0eIn. IS lit 0ringenO no.
tig, 0oB Die ein8elnelt gereine Snnt-
nHelfoniteeS ernenneu, onliit boS
Silfsiperf weiter ouSge6cbnt merOen
fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-26

| lullH.
glufrnf!
I'm Die geamten anS Wlit9lieber DC,
beutiden &ereiac
@ertc 5reunSe!
Ser bon einer 91aiienbcriannl.
lung iuobltdtig gefinnter 9iirger-
filr Douglas GnintD eriu1Dltt
auSi6ub, Gannllu.1aen bon 9citrG.
gen filr Die uni1liloig NotleiOenoel
in @tittel-G europa (beionoers GentIh.
lonO nno Geittids 9eIterreid)) 8u Der.
anItaIten lit 5u Dem gnti9IuB ge.
foHmen bai3 oieIe 9frbeit ont idncI(.
ten uno neutrality-suspicious. erie,
oigt iDcroen fann 6ilrd cine glnBabl
SuIamnnenpirfetioer Saf1rne[ &oni.
tees, iuelfc bon bereitS beite6enoelt
Sercincn uno 9rganiIationen ct.
nunnt o0er eripabIt iperoen ioIlcn.
8ir erluhen 0esba1b Sbrcll iperten
gereir Inn Ginienonng - illnerbaI6
Der ilGGiien 10 Gage Der Gaaleu
bon fpcnigltens 5 MitglieOern. mel.
die berelt ui,o in Der 2age fino. alS
Snnnitefsanluitcrs inter iijreu Scr,
lclllsnlitglieOeriL sSrelinoen tno Be
fannten 5u 0ienel. Gie bon ser
beri6ieoenen Gereiiliguugeil ouf oie-
ie 8eiie Grlpdblten oocr grnannten
neroen io6olo Die Siite bollit1noig
it, gu elmer geriatnnllung eingela.
Den meroen, ueldc Die bel oer
Sanlinlungen IN glnlpenoun9 5u
bringen6e Nlethooe 1lno on6ere Sem
3mcG entitretleaoe Sd)rittc feitItcl-
len miro.
@itte, apiBer Sen Qanten aud
gloreiicn ilnO lelepbonnlnlluler ser
bon Sbren S}erein erannnten orei
0fif9Iieoer on3n9eben.
0iit Der oringenoen gitte Inn
balou0glidite fraltnoIide 9(ntiuort,
9riiBt
9as 6iIfsfOmitce fir el-Gnropa
Geo 6Offmann TrGi.
gSm, Stcrnbcrg, GET.
1907 Solporo Cir, Gnlabo, gie6r.
Ser Omaha 4SIoitSeutI1e 8erein
bat geitern III Die SilfsfuIie oic ST..
600 einbp0oblt bic er in ieiiter lcB.
ten gerianrnlIung III 10 boMbersiger
8eiie bepiaigt bat.
Seridt Ses asinaus.sefrttGrs.
9isber berofientIidlt -. $2S26.0 90
Smuba 9Iatt0eluider Ser
en- ............. 100000
@uitob adituer, Gifborn,
9'cbraSfa. ~es.... 1000
$3S96.0o
Sdeds iin6 ous5uiteQen auT @lt.
itou Saleiien sSinon5 Sefrctdr,
1923 2eobenlpoftb Ctr, Smoba,
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
Personals

George Roscoe Possen. formerly
assistant band leader OF the 3O5th
field artillery, headquarters com
pany. arrived from France Saturday
with Gen. Pershing's band. which Is
touring the states in behalf OF the
Victory Liberty loan drive Mr. Pos
sell is the eldest son of the late
Frederick NJ Possell of this city
Sergt. William VI. Stewart, 123d
royal grenadier. Toronto. Canada,
accompanied by his wife and son,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Thomas. 1905 Lincoln way K. Sergt.
Stewart has been i'm service IN France
and Belgium for the past three years.
Dr. +. r. Borley, 435N.LAfayette
st, left Saturday morning for New
York city where ne has arranged for
six weeks work in the New York Post
Graduate hospital.
Miss Marie Hunter, 1913 Blaine
av.. left today 10 attend the spring
dance given by the Phi Beta fratern-
ity Of the University Of Illinois
Miss Mary Ann BOwes OF De-
catur, H., IS visiting her aunt. Mrs.
=. b Jaquith. coo Dubail av.
Or. and Mrs. 5. w Bear. 524 S.
Carroll ST.. have returned from De-
troit, Mich, where they were the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. F. \.
Boulton, during the past week.
Mrs r. b Jaquith sos Dubail av.,
has returned from weeks visit in
Chicago
Harry Allen, 213 r. Irvington av..
who has been on a trip in the west
for the past six months. has return
cd to this city much improved in
health.
Mrs. William Van Derbeck, 134 S.
Laurel ST. has received word that
her son, Willis Van Derbeck of the
42nd. or Rainbow division, has ar
rived safely in New York He has
been overseas for the past IS
months
Sergt. William y. Stewart Of the
l23rd Royal Grenadiers, Toronto.
Can. with his wife and son. Albert.
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Thomas. 1905 Lincolnway Z. Sergt.
Stewart has Just returned from three
years service in France and Belgium
with the Canadian army
Mr.. and Mrs ]. b. Stanley of
Logansport. Ind, are the guests of
their daughter. Mrs. William Hege,
81 Z. Bronson st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage OF Miss Janet Pierce
and Murl Mathewson. formerly of
this city. which occurred in Chicago,
III. April p, with the Rev. John
Carroll OGiciating A reception at
the Morrison hotel followed the
wedding. The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral Mathewson. 1926
+. 65th ST.. Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
Kitchen Economies
BY ISOBEL BRANDS.
u the ApplecrOft Experiment station.
HERE ARE DELICIOUS METHODS
TO VARY BREAkFAST
MENTS

When the inevitable fruit, cereal
and eggs breakfast ceases to tempt
the appetite why not try a few vari-
ations By adopting some luncheon
tidbits into the morning menu?
Leftovers of fish. some vegetables,
or meats can be included 70 make
dainty breakfast dish.
Here are a few suggestions:
Egg VariationS-TOmatO Omelet.
l cupful of stewed tomato.
tablespoonfuls of cooked rice.
eggs.
Salt pepper, paprika.
Mix the tomato, rice, seaso ning.
Separate the whites of eggs from
yolks, beating both separately, but
thoroughly. When the whites are
beaten until stiff and dry gently fold
into the yolks but do not mix too
thoroughly. Pour into a hot creased
pan, then pour in the tomato mix
ture and fold over like a plain ON
elet. Serve very hot.
A cheese omelet can be made the
same way. sprinkling one table
spoonful of grated cheese over the
omelet when in the pan. In fact
almost any leftover vegetables or
other foods can be added like
asparagus tips cold, chopped chicken
or other chopped meat. cooked oys-
tiers. sardines, sausage, etc.
An excellent breakfast dish is the
imitation Welsh rarebit, and 1t is
far more wholesome to eat this the
first thing in the morning when
starting off TO work than late at
night A tempting breakfast dish,
something on the order of rarebit is:
Eggs la Rarcbit.
eggs, hard boiled.
o I cupful of grated cheese.
11-2 cupful Of cream sauce.
Salt, cayenne.
Is teaspoonful of dry mustard.
Add the seasoning to the hot
cream sauce, then the chopped eggs
and cheese. Stir constantly over a
slow fire until cooked like rarebit.
then pour over hot toast and serve
at once.
Eggs Spinach.
cupsfuls Of cooked spinach.
4 eggs.
l tablespoonful Of butter.
Salt, pepper, paprika.
Chop the spinach and line a deep
creased baking dish with IT, Make
depression in the spinach for each
egg, drop the raw egg into each
sprinkle grated cheese over all and
bake in a hot oven until the eggs
are set.
flashed vegetables, with or with
out poached egg, but well seasoned,
are an excellent appetizer for break
fast. Lightly broiled sausages,
smoked fish, either plain or ereamed
on toast may be relied on TO tempt
the jaded morning appetite.
II is much better to change the
fruits each morning, even if dried.
stewed fruits are used instead OF
fresh fruits, rather than serve the
same ones each morning. Stewed
dried figs. prunes apricots. raisins.
pears, apples are all available now.
Baked apples. baked bananas and
many of the larger dried fruits can
be baked with seasoning and most
acceptable for breakfast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
WHY NADGE TRIED TO hFEI'
KATHERINE FROM
WORRYING.

80 Jack had some reason for his
jealousy. after all"
I regretted the tactless little
speech as soon as I had made Il
How I ever permitted il 20 pass my
lips don't know. katherine
Gaued ia an instant.
That is most unjust. and unlike
YOU. Margaret" she said heatedly.
Jack never knew anything Of the
matter at all IL was something
that only Mrs. BTaithwaite and I
knew. Even DR.. Braithwaite HIM
self. 7 am convinced. didn't realize
what Re was doing. Jacks Jealousy
IS based only on his own imaginingS
and his resentment OF the fact that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
announcements

The Tabitha Girls OF lions Evan
gelical church will hold their regu-
lar meeting Monday evening at the
parish school
Four American artists, Ralph
Blackjack, Albert Ryder. Elihu We'd
der and George Fuller, will be
studied at the last regular meeting
of the department of art of the
Progress club, to be held Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
club rooms. Those who will present
the program are Mrs. George Cutter.
Mrs. J. Albert Harris, Miss Alma
COllmer, Miss Ada Hitler and Mrs.
G. Fassnacht will give current art
notes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

Mrs. Albert Kendall. 1907 River
side dr., entertained IL httl'
friends OF her daughter. Doris, at
theater party followed by tea in he
home Saturday afternoon in homo
of Miss Doris birthday anniversary
y color note OF rose and green wa
employed in the table decorations
and dainty refreshments will b
served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

Ten members Of the s. w. club
were entertained Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Ira Meixell on
Dubai1 av. The time was spent so
c.ally. Mrs r. Kleist. 1906 S. Main
St. will be hostess at the next club
meeting 10 be held in two weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27
WILL DECIDE LOCATION OF
COUFAX MEMORIAL

a meeting OF the Lincoln high
way tree planting committee will be
held at the Chamber of Commerce
Monday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
to decide on the location of the Col
fax Memorial Mile and the markers
for the same. Miller Guy will give
a short address on the decorations
The public is invited to attend the
meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

F. Z. Werner. florist and land
scape gardener. Coquillard park.
South Bend, Ind. Rose bushes.
trees and shrubs furnished and
planted. Flower beds made. grass
cut, yards and lawns taken care Of.
satisfaction guaranteed. Mail or
ders 10 744 y. NOtre Dame az.
12S42-27
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-27

DETROIT. Mich.-Just taking a
little nap. When sam Taylor. Negro,
was aroused from his sleep in box
car here he said he crawled in the
car at Brown. Tenn. 10 take nap.
Where am II" Sam wanted tc
know.