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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

John ]. Coyle. former Senator
from Schuylkill, was among visitors
to the Capitol yesterday for time
George d. Robb, principal Of
Altoona High School. has been given
an honorary degree by Franklin and
Marshall.
DIR. George P. Eckman, OF
Scranton, has been chosen to deliver
the commencement sermon at Wes4
leyan University.
John Mitchell, in a letter td
friends in the anthracite region, says
that there will be no trouble IL or.
ganized efforts are made to give
men jobs.
Col. John S. Fair, former An
toona newspaperman, has been
named on the army remount board
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

Every tree planted is a living me-
mortal of the one who does the plant
ing. Some day the people of Har-
risburg are going to awake to the
Importance of increasing the number
of trees we have and giving proper
attention to those which now adorn
our streets and parks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

cannot be disregarded without in
voking the wrath of the people. So
it is that an art commission might
be created to relieve the City Coun-
Gil of the responsibility involved in
the placing of public memorials and
quests providing for the placing of
fountains, statuary or any such
thing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

Nothing is more expressive of the
true American craftsmanship than
the generous applause on this side for
Alcock's achievement in flying across
the Atlantic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1919

He hath shotced thee, o man, tchat
@ good; and trhdt doth the Lord re-
-ltlire Of thee, but to do Justly, and to
Sove mercy, and to todIk humbly tpith
thy Godi-Micdh SIS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

Harrisburg will erect memorial to
its soldiers which will be at once dig
nified and appropriate. A city which
made so fine a record in the war
may be trusted to commemorate in a
hitting manner the achievements of
its brave SOM
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

Officers of the United Textile
Workers say that 9S per cent. of
textile workers, especially those in
the South are always within one week
of the bread line because of long
hours and low wages.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
PASSING THE BUCK"

1CHOLAS LONGWORTH, the
" son-in-law of the late Colonel
Roosevelt, and a prominent
Ohio member of Congress, discussed
the Knox resolution while making
an inspection of the Hog Island ship
yard with a party of his colleagues
He declared the League OF Nations
question to be a National and not
party concern. AS to President
Wilson's recommendation to Con-
gress that the prohibition of beer
and light wines be called off, Mr..
Longworth was of the opinion that
the President had passed the buck"
Continuing, he said:
The President has the au-
thority to call off the wartime
prohibition law, and it was
merely passing the buck for
him to refer the matter to Con-
gress. We will take no action
in the matter, and there is no
doubt that the country will be-
come bone dry on July l."
Yet there are those of the Presi-
dents political household who would
have US believe that it is an exhibit
ton of rank partisaHship to even
suggest that President Wilson is
responsible for anything save the
most sublime idealism and unselfsh
patriotism.
His ground and lofty tumbling on
the liquor question has not been
forgotten by his countrymen, and
it is going to be difficult for the
absent occupant of the White House
to put upon Congress the onus of
repeating the prohibition regulation
Manifestly, the Senate and House are
determined to sit tight on this issue
and allow the President to meet it
as he prefers when he returns to
the home station.
AS to the investigation by Con-
gress of waste ard inefficiency by
the Democratic administration it is
the opinion of the leaders in both
the Senate and House that the probe
will be inserted without fear or favor
and with a view to uncovering the
important facts for the information
of the people.
Generally speaking, public senti-
ment favors only such Investigations
as seem to be demanded by fragrant
abuse of power during the war. but
deprecates purely partisan activities
at Washington during the recon-
struction period. What most people
want is a resumption of the normal
conditions as speedily as possible.
Those who knew Harrisburg in the
old days and who now return as Wis
itors never cease to sing the praises
of transformed inland city.
Among those most enthusiastic in
commendation of the new Harrisburg
is Senator Penrose. He remembers
the overgrown town of an. earlier
period and finds real pleasure in COM
mending the wonderful changes and
Improvements which have come
during the last eighteen or twenty
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg used to have
a large horse and cattle trade
and still has the railroad facih-
tics for it?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

The War Labor Board has awarded
Chicago brushmakers an increase in
wages which amounts to 10 per cent.
with time and half for overtime.
and retroactive from November /.
1918.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

Members of the Associated Press-The
Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to
1t or not otherwise credited in this
. paper and also the local news pub
lished herein.
All rights of republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

The new working agreement he
tween the Pacific and Atlantic Coast
snipbuilders and the metal trade un-
ions will affect 100000 workers on
the East coast and about lbs. 900 on
the West coast.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18
LABOR NOTES

Philadelphia carpenters will vote on
the proposition that the wage scale on
May l shall be S71A cents an hour.
The National War Labor Board has
ruled that the Publishers Associa-
ton of New York city shall raise
wages of it's organized photo-engrav-
ers Sc week. to be effective as CT
November 20, 1918.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
Maclaysburg remained separatl
from Harrisburg for ten or mors
years after the town was laid out
It is now the center Of the city
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-18

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THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING co.
Telegraph Building, Federal Square
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z. J. STACKPOLE
President and Editor-in-Chtef
r. r. OYSTER, Business Manager
GUS. NJ. STEINMETZ, Managing Editor
A. R. MICHENER, Circulation Mdno0er
Executive Board
=. P. MCCULLOUGH,
BOYD NJ. OGLESBY,
F. r. OYSTER,
GUS. NJ. STEINMETZ.
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A CONSIDERABLE number of
~ newspaper writers and politi-
cal observers have assumed
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-12
,,Gntlueoer oifleIl
&ertrag oofr feinen"
So crkldrt rrdiiSent trilicn IN iciner ReSe So
Billings, Mont, mnS Is lei acfdbrlide,
ait Sefnielbcn so riittelr
,pirs bemtc 81 Sen ,sonitituentcn Berats iprceben

Staaten internotionaIe Streitfrngem
our1 @ernlittlung iia6 Shieosge.
ridte geI9Iidtet haben molten.
.GaS lit ia geraoe mos Die 80lfer-s
Iigd beobiihtigt" rief er nits. sSett.
oaB iie Die @olferlisa buben fon.
men, moilen iie iie ttibt."
Gr Los Oieie Muuiel inlit bor ltrtD
bernerfte, oab oie @egner Der 2iga
fonfufen GinneS fino. gsilion iagte,
0oB oos getpobrIide 8oIf fur sltt-
nobne bes gertrogs lit; oieies gelte
| beionoers bon Den Srnueit.
g[nh III Selena, Dto1lt.. iprndj
@iIIon Dor einem eroBen 4ublifum.
CT per[ongte, oob Der Gertrag pbne
ipeiteres rntifiSiert tperben iollte,
oanit Ser llnrnIt I'M 2ati6e eiit
@noe gerllaht iperOe. Gr geiBelte
Den Gtreif oer Holi5ilten III 80.
lIton, ingeltD, bab ooOurd 0ie 5taot
| Der Mobberrihoft nusgeiest iuiiroe.
Ser Streif iei Elm @erbre9en ge-
lgen bie Civilization,
| 9ln 8oro oes Gr1lioeiltei,5ugeS III
sSoabo, 12. Sep. -Seute be9ibt ii6
Gr1Iioent @ilipn 5u ben aonitititen.
ten beg Genntors 8orob, Inn lie
| 81 ifberse,lgen tpesbnIb Der iries
oenspertrng ratifisiert iperben
| itllte. Gr beabiidtigt, ouf Die 8ebol-
ferung soabo's oerartig einaurcoen,
Dog iie lire gertreter in 8albington
beranlollen iperben, lire Mietriing
iiber Den sSrieoensbertrae 5u an.
bern. Gs miro eripnrtet, oaB 8il-
/ ION bel Ieiner 9feoe IN gouer O'Ilene
| non 9uborern u1lterbrohen iner6en
lipirb. Gei rlebreren @elegenbeitelt
Limb gsilfsn 5rneets ans Dem aSiibIss
finn geitelIt ipurbelt, nieie nbpr biies
lben lit Dem ffd) erhobenefr Euittiilt
linlbenlltiuortet, iDertn diid) nn9enoIit-
men iperoen tititB, boB Serr @iIfon
germ ottf oie 3raeen raber eitlgegnil.
| gen ip1re.
| Guntstao ipiro Ser 9raiibeit iehr
| lbelddftigt iein; on 8ornlittag ipriflt
er in 9ofonto; on 9fahnlittng miro
er oie Jlotte IN Senttle beiidtigelt
mno oln stbeab oortielbit cine &ebe
bolten.
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Obcrittleiicr talten
trem stliit Staiitntlant
Spstrcnnuns hon 9emtidlanb ipirS
als ein att brntalcr Serse.
iualtisnns beseiduet.

Berlin, 10. Gept.-Ger aorre.
iponoent elmer nmerifaniihen 8ei.
tune beriAtet ieinem 9lott: &ebre
ioeben ons 0beribIeiien anriid, mo-
Eeile Der arciie @roB.8ortenbers
NomsIau uno @ubron obne borberi.
&c 8olfsatitiinn1llng an @olen nb.
eetreten tperoen iollen.
syn SptiIlerort BEL 8reslnn tpur.
De i'd BON ebemaIigen aonie bon
Sndien SrieOri6 slueuit, entpion-
gen. Der ail mir iaate: nDas @e-
biet, 6urd pelhes sic fabren, lit
felt 1853 bon 9eutl6en beipobnt.
@S mare Gin biuimelihreienoes I'm.
redt, menn man oos 8olf niGt fra.
gen ipoIlte, rnter ipelher Gegierung
es iiiroersin leben modte. 0aS
| ihleiiide Golf baut ouf Den @ercd-
tigfeitsIinn Der stnerifoner ttno
ibres 8rdiioenten itno bofft, boB es
niht berorpnltigt tperoe."
ss55n. ben &reilen @ubrnii, Gjrob-
8ortenberq nno Ndmslau, oie if
Isinter 5iibrltna Der 2nnbr1te be-
luhte, mar if) in iiber 100 Sc
mein0en. g(Ile Siitten tpnren in Den
9nnoesfnrben geflae9t, I'M oonlii
lire 3ugebOriefeit gum oeutider
Reih 5u beflm6en. 9ie 0ienIden
fomen uns nit 8lafoten enteegen
nuf oenen sri leien mar: r@ir ber'
longen sltItimmrngl" 9euti6 iinf
mir uno 6eutid nollen mir bleiben
llniere M6nner ino Gobne ftnb fiji
: Geitidlona gefallen nidt fit 30
len. g9ir iinO 9eiltid)e, feline go
len.
| sSrt MeiGtbal 3og uns oie fatboIi.
| fbe @enleinoe nit &ird)enfabner
: entgegen. Ser 8farrer g}i6orepsf
reoete. Gum SdIuiie rief er aus
qSeilige Seoipig, Oh S9iiterir
SdIeiietts, fIebe 3u @ott, onn1it e.
/ nid)t augese, oob mir SdIeiier boz
GeutlhIatio, itnierer geliebten Nut
tier, getrennt iperben."
| @cidtboI lit gang fotbolii6. 90
3iaIiiten erfl1rten onDertp6rts: ~2ie
| ber tot nlg pplniid.% Die airhbof
4 nIler orei arpiie, sSobrbnn0prte ali
ipeiieil MIR oeutidle @rabifriftei
lIouf.
! g[Is ataerifaner bin id at Del
! Sberltbleiiern getotnmen babe obn
| 95oriirteil gepriift uno bin 3u Den
gfeiuItat 9efontmen, onB cine lteber
Igabe an 8oleu ein glft brutaIitet
4 Billfnr mare. Sic boben Elm 9ie6
1 oarauf, baB man iie gum tpeniaitel
itber lire sutiinftige 5taatsongrb6
rigfeit abitimmen ldbt.
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@ebanoe niht fnlien f0nnen miro.
9ieie an5eiden iino in ben lebten
Gogen me5r uno n1ebr berborgetre-
ten, aunnL ntid aah[reide glnfr1-
gen Inn Site bon ouBerbalb Smas
ba's einpelonfen iitl6. Genator
@orab, ciner Der 5ilbrer int senat
lino Snuptgegner Ser 2iga, miro
feline 9ieoc inter Der Seitrnq Ser
Omaha 2ign fin Die GrbnItltng Der
l1nnbbdnaigfeit Der Ser. Staaten
bolten Der berborrogenOe giirger
oieier StoOt dngeboren. &err S. q.
genion Ser 8oriiser bieier 2iga,
miro Den Senator boritellen. g[n-
oere pronlinente Burger, Die an oen
gorbereitungen fir Die belltige Ser.
inmrllllng brteiligt fino, iin0 Die
Serren s. S. Wiillnrb. 8. sc 9sins
ionholfr. s.. @. glnsatiighnrtt, 6. II.
Cumberland, 6. 8. Mc@rep Su.
tier Drafc iilto Sbontog 2bnd).
Die gBreniise ouf Der Giibne
tperoen bon oen ariegsbcteranen
oes 9iirgerfrieges, oes ipaniif)-
omerifaniitben nno bes gSeItfriegeS
eingenonnen. 2ie Omaha Wallif.
fapeIle miro Die Wtuiif liefern.
Ser friibere 8i3e.@ouperneitr
Soluoro bon Columbus bat Ben
Staot fir Die beutige 8erion1itIllng
orgoniiiert nno miro nit bieIen Sin.
bdrgern eintreffen. 9ie geranitdIter
Ser 8eriannlun9 Io0en oas @ubIi-
fum beralib gum 8elude Elm.
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Billings, @lont., 12. Sept. -sGg
lit entipeoer oieier @ertrog ooer
feiner", Sogte graiioent @iIion m
feiner eeItern nndnlittag bier ge-
baItenen 9feoe. r@s ift fir Gar-
.Iamente oSer aongreiie ni6t iueiie,
an Dem 8artrng 4eroernngen pcr5lt.
nehmen. Die @egner oes @ertrogs,
ipcl6e iogen Dap oerielbe 9entfa-
lano gu ihlpere 9eoingungen ditf'
erIeae, iuaren p1breno OeS 9rieges
Sic drgIten sSeinoe 9eufi4lonos. :
gSiIion be5eihnete bteie 2ente dig
,erbarml,ngstos beute ltno beoatie
ernsluert 0amals.
llngef65r 5000 9erionen loiid)-
ten leinen @orten. &idter George
8 gieriom ilonnte Ben 8rdfioenten,
inoem er ibn Ser 8erianlntlung
Doritellte, oen Dlleren Columbus,
Ser reue 8elten entoeGt babe"
gsilion lpgroe in ieiner &ebe bon
ainOergeitrei ballfig uiterbroden;
iibprboupt tat fi6 grobe ltnrnbe
funO. usSalls aaerifa ben 8ertroa
nift onninnlt", iagte Der Braii0ert,
noonn n1uB es, Die Sdno an
S6mert, enItebeiL itno Die Sugens
ocs aanoes rnnB fir Den arieg ee.
iibt merncn. @ir nliliien ioipobl
9emofrdtic in Der SsSnOuitrie olS
aud iol6e in Der Golitif boben; init
0em @aonopol mus aiifgerdunlt tper'
oen, nm iitoultrieaer 0entofrotte
ben @eg gu bnBnen. ssSlt n1ierer
@aitte befinben iif anbanger oeS
9oIideipisinlts. 8obifalisrnus mohi
| fh in gSeIten Der Ser. Stnater
brett; bie iilternntioiiule aonferenl
I'm Gftobcr III Maibinsfen obei
huiro Der llrrofr int San0e ein Grfot
inodelt~
Ger gr1iioent iagte, er babe oiis
elmer alauiel in Der Mdrinef9etpiIIi'
gnngsDorIoge erieben, oab Die Ger
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Der rinccln Star
perklaGt

2incoIr, gte6r., 12. Sept.
Serbert 6. @aItrn, 8rGiioent Der
gtortbtpeitern 8ubliibing GottpanD
in Minneapolis, reidlte i'm 8unoeS-
geriflt eine SdaaeneriosfIage gegen
oie Star gubliibing Company Elm
ln6 berlongt Sda0eileriob I'M SSe-
truge bon $4,000 megen 8erIelim-
0ung.
Cation lit elm Grgarliintor filr Die
9tonportiimn 2iga. Ser Star" Ser
III ieiner betannten rieoertrddtigelt
@eiie jeoerinom einen slnarbiite1
5u ihiinpfe1l beliebt. Der nit Ser 2ieo
ettpos 5t tnt bat, iagte IN Der age,
griiBung" @aiton's, onB er Elm IoOi-
faIer lei, Der ai,f orei 9lnflaeen bin
ihrtloig befun0en ipitroe. Nfnn fonn.
te oarnus iflieBen onB @alton eiit
gelneiner 8erbreher lei. 9nS IieB
ii6 galton niht eefnllen, ittto 0oS
tam man ibnt nidt berargen. Ger
r2incoln Star" lit elm Sesblntt Der
gemeinIten Sorte, ons inebr 1ti,beil
onridtet, als ole 2eitte I'M Stoote,
oie er nlS .&noifale" gu beaeidner
pf[egt. 8eroddtieuneen uno Ser.
besungen iino fcine in nieier 3eit
10 eefabroolen argi,nleftfe. Gr iit
ein Sdooen mir Den Stnot, tpns ober
lein grobfopitoIiitiifer geiieer, Der
nit 8Iinobeit gcidlnsen 1T. niGt
ein5uieben nerntog.
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Gbmre6ia iiber Sic
Gage in 1icrSrit6laitS

oonoon, 12. Sept. - Ser britt
ide ariegsminiiter 8inlton @burdiIl
aob int britiiden l1nterbaus Die @r-
fIdrung al, bob betreffs Der 3uriif-
siebung britii6er 3ruppen aus
9ororublnno feine aenoerltng er.
folgt iei. Ser sfb5ug Der griten
ober 1T beraoeert poroen, neil man
RuIien, oeren 2eben bon 9olideipi-
Iten gefGbroet miro, ouBer 2anoes
bringen nliiIie. CT CAB gu, baB eine
8erbiuoung Ser griten nit Den
Streitfrdfteu 8ol6ofs nidt Dor
gintritt oeg @inters ern6glidi
iucroen tonne; er iteIlte III a6reoe,
ooB britiid,e 3ruppen einen @orItoB
9egen 9etroeroo plauen.
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Sian6anfaQ in salIeO.

8ollep, gfebr., ~. Sept. - 9ret
luoblgcflei6ete ilriQe Mdnner iiber-
fielen Oie gaodtididt oeS 8o6nboies
iii GalleD imo erbeiiteten $37.35 III
8oreeIO. 8dbrenn 5pei Der 8anoi-
ten oen SelegrapDiiten unO Die nn.
oeren IngeItellten lnteriu6ten, be-
ipodte ser brittle Die Cir. Gie Mdn-
ner taulen gon5 ruBig nobnen allies
@el6, 6as fie . fiil0en fonnten uno
entiqrnten ii6 e6enio rtlbig. aura
6urouf fonnte man cine groBe Sou-
ring Gor oobon fobren ieben. Die
SSrentont 9eborbe unb etIide Wedn'
ner pon @ollep nobnlen Die Su6e
nod ben Spisbuben nuf bod fonn-
ten iie feline Spur 0erie[ben finoen.
9ie Slndba GoIi5ei tunr0e ebenfoIla
III aenntnis eeiett, oa Die &dnber
ncrmittlit nod Snaba gefahreu
fms.
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4olebissit i'm
Ceicbcn Diitrikt

@aris, 12. Sept.-0er 9berIte
&at Der 6rieoensfonferena bat be-
i1IoIIen, in Dem Eei9en 9iitrift,
ser Ioiuobl bon ben 9Solen ols
aud oen Gi9e6o.Slopofen bean.
iprudt miro, cine 8olfsobItirnnrrg
iiber Die 3ngebOrigteit obbalten 81
lnIien. 9ie ierbiiben S5rieoensOeIe.
gnten iebten Oen Sberiten gfat in
Genntnis, onB iie bon ibrer gfe.
gierilng feinerlei SSnltruftionen he.
gen Der ltnter5eihnung oes 8rie-
Oensnertra98 nit Selterreid erbal-
ten bdtten.
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Sdbtueres 1tnn,ctter
alt SlcriSas 1siiite
9anpfer Gorboun sebt i'm Stnrm
inter nnS n Mann ieiuer 8e.
iatnng ertrinfen.

Seem Orleans, 2a., t2. Sept. -
Ser Stlirnb mel6er Die Suite f5lo.
rioos felt mebreren Sagen beinge.
iudt bat, ninlnt ieine &idtung nodj
0oroen. 9oS @etterbureolt bai
8armngsiienaIe erla1en.
Nfionli, 5Ia., IL. Sept. - Ger
CUR @aro 2inie 9eborige Gampfer
GorDoon lit I'M 9obamo &onal I'M
Sturm 1ntergeganeen. lleberIeben6e,
Die ltd an gefentevte 9iettlrngsboo.
te geflommert botten mur0en bel
aap sIorioa ans 9ano geIpiilt. @a
moren ibrer nelin. sic iagten, 0aE
ouBer Dem ibriaen aae iibrigen Get.
tungbboote bon Dem Stru0el, ben
nas iinfenoe 69iff oeruriodlte, in
Die 3ieie ge0ogen lultroen. aupit1r
GbriItionien uR0 cine gln3nbl Der
geioeungsmonnlhnft berionten MID
Dem S6iff. Gs beiBt, onB 81 Ser.
ionen ibr 2e6en berloren boben. Ger
Ganlpfpr botte 23,500 SGfe 3uder
an 9pro, oic liir giep gorf be.
itintmt maren.
ginem unbeltGtigten geri6t ge.
MAP lit Der britiihe 9reimoiter 01p,
iterp BET Oen 9abama sSSnieIn mil
10 Mnnn an 9orO im Sturm unter.
gegangen.
Sooanna, 12. Sept. -Seit me6,
reren Sogen berribt an Der aiiItl
&nbns Elm idiperes ltntpetter; oas.
ieI6c ober i6eint fid beltte ausge.
tobt 3u b16en. Der amerifatiiht
9onlpfer Sias6crougb iIt ouf oer
Stran0 geiporien tporoen. I'm 6os
SdidioI oes ipaniiten Gonpierl
gnIbnnero 1T man 6eiorst. gaar
iueiB, ooB er iid I'M Centrum Oel
Stnmes beian0.
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sSo6nlon ipr1.Dt Dor
grobtnl Eublifulll
IN indianapolis lami1en CamienSe in beociitcr;
ter lpeiie icincn 1porten; 1pilicns ursmmentc
tucrSen BON itm wicetleat
sast, Sas tolk laiie iidb nit n,eRr cinidiiteterr

ct. 2ouis, 30, 12 Sept. (Gort
9reb Serguion. aorreiponoent Der
llniteb 4SreB.) - Senator Sobnion
beiinoet ii9 beute in 6ieier Staot.
no 8r1iioent 8ilIon cine iciner
Sonptreoen eesan Die @egner oes
8ertrogs nno Der @6Iferlisd eebol-
fen bot; ssobnion berfolgt einen III
florer 8eiie oitsgelegten angriffs.
plan, Der i'm in ieinen bisberiseu
Re6en gegcn Sen gertrae sroBen
@eifolL eingebrnht bat. 9e6oupteno,
oaB Der @ertrog ouf @ebeimbertrd'
gen baiiere, Die bon @robln1dten ob,
9eidloIlen ipuroen ebe Die Ser
Stouten in Oen arieg eingriffen,
bebt er berpor, oaB artifel 8ebn oes
Gertraaeg oieie @ebeirnbertrdse bill
lioe uno oas 6eiliden lin 2ono unr
2eute gitbeiBe.
Sine rieiige 8uborerihaft bottt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-12
aleibermader IN tianer sadle.

Gblcdgo, IL. Sept. - sSn glits
jpro1en, pelfe Ole aIeioerfabrifan.
ten Dor ser acubention Der .latio.
nal glIIociation Of 9ietaiI Glotbiers"
bieIten, betonten iie, bab Der Grtra.
lobn uno sic beidrdnftc SerItpIlling
Die Soften erbobt babe nno nnben
Die Grfldruns ab, oaB fein Brofitun.
der in Der Snouitrie berrihe. 2iiO.
mig Stein bebauptete, oniy Der
onrdidnittlide gtn5ue jest If Der
&erIteaung ouf $3.50 fonme uno
propbeSeite, onb OetieIbe i'm Sabre
1920 ouf S62 fonImen Deroe.
sGs nabm oreisebn Sabre nod
benz giiraerfrieg. iiH Die Brpiie
berob5uIeten ipie fam iiian eripor
ten. 6nb ein GROCER Ereisinir5 mad
ie1s wfcroten oeg Nefffric1es elm
trsisn irsroe2" idaie er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-12
llnialle anf Der Gunnta iSair.

@eneOa, 9aebr., 12. Sept. - Die
syillmore GountD Gair tpur0e seiteru
inter grobem @nornne bon 8ein.
6ern cr0ffnet. 3lpei SIieser uurOen
oerlest, 2entnart 8nIfer erlitt ei.
nen 9lrmbrud, oIs er oen Wlotor
ieines 5Iug5euees ontreiben tpoIlte.
2eiifnont g9iIcor, Der NIT 6rant
Slufo, einem GARNER bon @enebo,
Glugppriu6c modJte, itiir5te nit lei.
nem Glug5auge ob infoIge oes plot.
Iihen geriogens Der @aIhine. Gns
JIug5eig ipuroe sertriirsmerf, bod
iuuroe iofort Cit orOerer aeroploil
beiieIIt Gic Sinniien Der JIuamo'
idar, hIieben nnosrlett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-12
Gin gl6idlicSs.Vonfett.

6rentont, giebr, t2. Sept. -
Serr un6 5rau 6. q. @uruep, biz
aln Somstog nad Gna6a ii6eriie.
oeln meroen. nurben bon ben @c-
ifditsIeilien Der ysfa6t ino oerer
5rnuen NIT einem elegnnfen 80
i6iqosoinner becbrt. 225 Herioner
na6nlen teil an Oem 6eiteiieu, tUobe
6 9. Miurr. g'rdiioent oes eoni
rlerciaI Glib, oen Borfit fiibrte
z. g. 9ldtbems, oron g8aterhouie
Gau g. Sfepbeus mD e. e 80
scft bIcIfen pniisnbe aniprohen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-12
Die iitteritaticttate
1lrbeiterkcnferett5

goris, 12. 5epf.-Der o6erite
gfot Der Sriebensfonferen3 bat ent-
fd,ie6en, G. Ser internationoIen str-
beiterfonierqnS at iiberlaiien Of
oeutidye unn oiterreidiihe Ielegoteit
su 6ieier aonferen3 3iieeIniien ner.
SEN ioLen ooer nint., Die Stoliener
6rineen 6aralf. OaB Die oeirtihen
un6 oitcrreid)ii6en grbeiter Gertre-
tung baben iolen; Die onSeren
2dnOer a6er sieben es bor, bob Oieie
g[naeleeenbeit Der @aibingtou aon-
fpren3 5ur Gntideioung iiberloIien
bleiben ioQ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-12
Der PilfsfcnSs
lift am Waehfeit
Gin gersin ppfert ieine sanae aaiie
nno cine Sirdensemeinbe
1T ie9r freisebis.

Ser SilfsFon6 fir Die notlei6ea.
Sen 9eutiden inO Gelitid.0eiter.
rei6er nlndt Ionaiome ober iidere
eyortidritte. Seute fonnen mir 5luei
@ciipieIe bon GpferlpiQiafeit eeben,
Ole 9ahobmi,ns finoen iollten. Gic
beioen na1folgeuben @riefe sebeil
f,icriiber aiisfllnft, Die 6reuoe uno
8cnitgtuung in ipobltatigen SerSen
uiisI0ien 0iirfte:
Cults, gteb., 10. sept. 1919.
,nerr 0eterl
9eiIiegeao finoen Sie Sdef bon
500 9oanrs fit ons SiIfsperf in
GeutidIonO. gs lit Dies Der GeIt-
betrae aus ser &aiie unieres einlti.
qen 8. u. 9. in Gtitis uno iiber.
ienoe sSbnen oenielben i'm einber-
nebmen NIT Den abernaIigen 8eanten
Oesielben.
Mtit @ruB
glrgult @engen6ad.