davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
"gSelcome bome" teriuctnloa fOtiin

' .Ha.avss.
&lin faltprngit tertpebtim1t LOTT
loito, jotfa palantpat rintamalto,
moi tGn1G teripebops olla fab6ellaiS-
to. BintapuoliSto, tilap1iStd limos.
tlsto, taiffo iptpempGG, pltbbas ter
mebbps. Sllafleen tGm1n miimei-
len laotltinen, eli loo a~inoastaan bno
lebtio tpostG, maan tGptpp ottaa buo
mioon mpoSfin, ettG pllboaS ia fooi-
fos oilnto on tariotla iotilaille.
Spo ia oil,nto oipot jultri ne fof-
ii ieiffoo iotfa pninahpat enin Nit
ten mielesiG jotfa bafetpdt alltin-
poiffafuntaa.
Il. 9. SomeS &eeistration Ger
mice ottaa mp0sfin nGnGt 6eifot bito
mioonia ia tefee faitfenia foriataf-
Teen ia pltboistoofieen punbojo ra.
~fennufiia iefG rofentaen ullia. Yri-
tnfiet tGllG alalla otpat erittGin tGr-
feitG ia omat tGb6n daaffa onniStlt-
meet bpp1llG menestpfiellG.
Niitten atpustamino on fnlipl1n-
geiIIo iltnrempi mobbnllilrtts torio-
ia foteio paloomille S~otilaille. Sub
toito mielptt1wiG toteja lellailille
perbeiIle, iotfn foittotpot parantoa
fotioon, toiffa mituttoa oilanoan
pltbtouieen pmpdristoon.
&iriuri Glass lGbetti tGrtGGn ulos
itiioen 661nnon SoIlititfien mofiirt-
tiifIista joSia ionotaon, eta 8 fitit-
foutto ioa fitlita, ennenfuin Iottlaon
mofimtiSto perrutetoon lentuboen
ettei ban ole mofiomtt Modulus
mofIujoon.
@ofluttuSmofiiit lonfeamot maj
lettnapifii eniimnGiiend pGifpGnd H.
t1 1eitraaipasio fltiSio. lolloin lott
las on paltpelutiesta napalttettu jc
it'd ioa mofloo mieleniG mutfoan to-
mGnfin fititrt fiilreslo "a. sos t1mc
mofiu jGd iuorittamotta, mponne'
tG1n tpielG fafli firltfuiittu lildd, Jon
ia oifona len moi iltorittoo. 8ostc
tGmGn 80 pGimGn fuliittlio fatIotaar
pofitlttitS felmottomofli.
sos iotilas on iitorittoniit muIiti
ia ennen tdntdn folnren f%ul1faltoer
lopplto, fotiotoan nafuiltlts bpfpdf
ii, ia bGnen otta fertomlflenia Tito
ettG ban OH terape, ia iamosia fDpiil'
liiesl1 moimosio, fitin popolttisai
fano, bppGfipt1Gn ilman lGdfetieteel
Iist1 tiitfimiiSta.
SGnlGn folnlen fliltfalt6en lopltt'
trto fationlaan mofuattiisfiriat TEL
tpottomifii, moon 6 fititfauoen aior
fltllteSio foo ne aii1oistna jog iuorit'
toa faiffi mofiiit, ia nGpttdd lad'
fGrin tooist1rfien Siit1 ettG bofiia OF
t6poesiG fppiiIlifesid tpoimasia.
"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
gleiiiG militia
aoIchaf 6Swinnht

Siperion "boIIitiian" &olcbofin
io%notoan %ioiituneen bdmiolIe ia me-
nettdncen pitniteille 10000 miestd
ia 100 tpffid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-12
Yksi Sentti Lasi

maksaa ~terveellisin virvoitusjuoma.
jos sen itse valmistatte. Pullollinen
"Orangeade" (Appelsiini-mehu) Pull
veria, josta val tehda 80 lasillista,
maksaa ainoastaan 30c eli A pulloa
81 postin kautta. Sc IN terveellisem-
pi kuhn kalja tahi parhain poppi. Oh
jeet s%euraa.
AUG. EDUARDS,
ASHTABULA, OHIO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
Oentokratiicbes
11aticnalkctrtifec

@oI6ington %. 9(priG. ginla-
Dung 5u elmer 8erianmhmg oes
6crnofratiIhen g1ntionnl- -aonlitees
fir 6en %. lmo 80. Mai in Chi
cago pur0e inn bieIigen Sniptquar-
tier ausgeorbeitet. 9ie 8erionun-
lungen iollen i'm Gongreb Sotel
obgebolten fperoen un6 iie luerhen in
gSirflidfeit Die @roffnlne Der Grd-
fioentidofts.9arnpagne fir 1920
fennseidnen. 9ns 6raten-Silfs-
fonlitee, Der Gorfisen0e 0es StadtS-
fonlitees nit ben Sefretaren ln0
Die sinan3beamten lmO Ole 2eiter
Der 8erofientLihungen Der &am-
pagne.gureaus in ben Staaten iol-
len CUR Seilnabne al Der Gou'
feren8 eirgelnoen iDeroen Scfretdr
@IaB uno @enerolonlualt @ahner
Iol(en eingelaoen tper6en, g(nIpra-
dlen Al haIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
Aein 6ebeititpertra9
111tlicns NIT anSetit

s8aibinaton, 25. s(priI.--f5efre.
tGr SllnllItb beroffentIidte geitcrr
nbeno Die foIgetloe Sln3eige:
,@eiuiiie 3eitltngen, Die I'M gcn-
3en 2on6e geleIen fperoen, baber SIN.
ipieIttneen eentoft, bob Der 8rafi.
bent nit einigen Der groBen RoGte
einen @ebeiulbertrag ooer cine ge-
Deime gllioua eingegaugen iei SD
Dielt es Oaronfbtn fir nleine Bflidt,
oem 9rdiicenten bies utit5uteiian
uno er1alte bel,te Die antluOrt per
&obeI, baB obioIut fem mabreS
g9ort an oieien @eriidten iei.4
9ieIe .anipielungen eeluiiier Bel
tltngen" be3ieben iib alf bic pm
9aris telegrupbierten @erii6te, Die
3ereinigten Staaten bitten iih nit
Sronfrei6 gum Sdute 9egen
9ettti9lan0 berbiin6et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
Misrepresentation
bis sum 2lcii6critcn

Sem gorf, %. gfpril. Gin ipc.
sieller 8ertreter Ser 9teeierlnq
.rno1te bellte i'm 8unbesseridte bier
befannt, ooB Die &riegsprobibition
bis gum Iesten 8uhitaben Ourfge-
fiibrt fperoen tpilroe, onB Bier je.
ser s[rt 1tno @eih Of beraltibeno
ooer ni6t, me6er gebrattt nod rer-
fnuft mer0en foIlte.
G6ritte. 6us 8rouen su nerbin-
Germ, ioaen nt6t urlternonuuen
lueroen, biz oas @eridt entidieoen
lot, Oh SaS Bro6ibitionsgeiet ge5en
Die &onltit,ition peritobt ober pidt.
9[ber oos piro bic g}rnuer ritbt
Itroflos entfomnen Ioiien, ioIte Die
@ntideioung oeS @eri9ts 8t Gun.
Iten Der 9Srobibition ousfaaen.
Scr Stantsontpolt iteate sem
9un0e8rihter orbeiuL Oie Glagen
Der 9ruuer ob5utpeiicn. Seine Be-
bouptiing, ooB oos @etreiOe eeute
ned 10 n0tig gebroudt per0e ME
boriaes eynbr, fam Die giligltag
0eg &i6terS, Der oltd banit il6cr-
einItinute. 0oB der arieg nod
nidlt ncrilber iei." 9as lebtere mar
Der I6uerIte 66Iog fir Die 8rnii.
er, Die arieesprobibition als elm
ltnoing in 5rieoens5eiten be1ei6net
Batten.
gbilobelpbin, %. 9tpril.-9ran-
er, Sic 234 -proaeittiees 9ier braren,
merOen nod Dem 1. @aai geridtIi@
berfolgt lperDen, tpie un0es.Ster-
ltaatsonipoIt BoInler bette i'll elncai
SSsnterpieip crflGrte. Gin upholeiale"
8erfabren gegan ale 8rauer, Die
6os Rriegsprobib berlett
ba6en, ioa na6 oem /. Mat M
ougurirt tper0en.
8os aufflaihen3iehen bon Bier,
fiigte Serr 95nlnler bin5t,, gebe oas
syuiti8oepartenent tidt8 an Oos lei
Sa6e Der 3oGbeon1ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
Gen. Paller pcrlan9t
ein bistben piel

gsarid,aii, 90, @pril.-sS6 weroe
ME mein Stiuert in Die S1eiOe itef.
fen, biz Golen BON Der bnltii6en
See bis gum Sdmor3en @eere RET
hen ipirO", erflarte General SaIler,
Der aommonoeur Der polnii6en
3rltppen, mel6e geroOe bier bon
sSronfrei6 angefommen finO. Cine
groBe MenIheumenee Dartete nab
reno Der edu3en 9aht, Inn Die Sol
ooten miDlfonlnen 5u beiBen uno
oenIelben ipuroe elm begeilterter
gntpfona sitteil. 8oueru un0 Iri-
Itrofote Itan6en S6ltlter an S9ul.
ter ano riefen 8eifoIl. General
Softer iugte IN ieiner slniprn6e an
bic Weni6ennenee:
y8olen bot big jebt nod ntft
feline olten @ren3en erlangt, uto tdy
bin bier, Inn 9an5ig, Sdleiien uno
8oIen nit oent 9obonette IN Der
SSouIt 81 ilebmen. "
Gin britiider Gffi8ier, ipeIder Die
8olen begleitete, iaete, 0uB Die
0eittiden ii9 feinoieIig berbielten,
oIs Die Grllppen bur9 oeutides @e'
biet ge3ogen ieien. gln elmer SteIIe
5ogen ole 9enti6en eine groBe Men-
ge Roi6inengeipebre 5itiammen ge-
gen einen 3ug, eern6e als oh iie
SSeiter er0finen noqten, un0 Die
9elttiGen fonnten MIR itnter ben
qroBten Sdlpterigfeiten peronIoBi
iueroen, Oieielben 6uriid 5u aieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
1oiaa NIT 1900 1italtft
BIS 11arrcl ecSrlliteeIt

ssuarea %. 9tpriI. 6ran3isco
@ila bat fid bis nad Snrrnl, Dem
beriibmten Nfining @anp, 0ilrhge-
Fotten, 125 WteiIen ii00itlid bon
Gbibua6ua gitp. gr eridien Sreitog
obenO uno gelponu Die S6la6t, Die
inn ocn gintritt NIT 1900 0tonn
Getpdbrte.
3rei glmerifaner fntnen beitte
BON 8arrol bier an lntO brnhteti
Die erfte aunOe. @eriidte fuiIie1l
bon Der glnfiutft BON gfegierurgs-
trappen itn0 ibrem 9lngriffe aiti
9illo gu beridten, fonnten aber niht
beItGtigt Deroen.
8iIlu moIeItierte ne6er ole Ange'
b6rieen frenloer gtationen nod iBr
eigertant, IieB ober ben GrMobor
uno ieine s0Bne eri6ieBeu, ipeI tie
ieinr5eit General 4eribings @rpeoi-
tionen in 91erifo llnteritiltt ba6en.
W1it 8illa mar @enernl angels,
oeIien GinfluB man es 5ui6reibt,
0oB giIla teinen 9lusldn0er beIdItigt-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
George mai6in9tcit
fdbrt am 1. 1ltai a6

greIt, Jraufreif, 25. apriL.-
Ger omerifaniftbe Eransport0ainpflr
@eorge s8nibinqton. Der I'M bis'i.
gen Sofen elmer eriinOliden Rcpa.
rotur 1tnternorfen miro, fdbrt or1
/. .Wtoi nit 8rltppen an 8or6 nod
cen Ser. Staoten a6, Inn 0nnn fpie-
6er mad sranfreid auriif8utebret.
ssSn Brett oiirfte CT mn 20. g1oi
einfreffen. Die g8abrifeinIihseit
Iiegt inoeIien nnbe, 6nb Srdiioeiti
98illon nidt bor Dem 1. SUM Md
cen Ser. Stooten 5uriidfe5ren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
Sd1tuaab bleibt
tim I5cebi9itlraf

Cincinnati, 25. april. 9aB bic
Seee gegen olles 9eistife abitltnpft
ltn0 bic 8Gltnte Der lleberpntrioten
ttid,t in ben Sinnne[ nudien, bot
bas Seoaegilm Der Common Meas-
ridter befunoet, ous ben befann.
ten friiberen 3ihter sSobn Sdiuaob
gum Meitglie6 oes 9odidulratS tpie.
oerernannt. @eeen Sdlpuab mar
BON Der Cincinnati 8atriotenliga
Die 9lnflage oer syaopalttGt erboben
uor0en, uno Die 9onBe Oeltidfreiie.
ride Ileute bate itd nit fpo9rer
gsut olf i'm ePTtiir5t. 9rooeutihe
@efinnltng ipor ibnt borgetuorfen II.
aus Geoen Die Sbmaab Dor bielen
seSabren ouf Stoatsberbdnoen uno
Sen Gonbentionen oes gationolb1n-
bes eebolten, ioIlte ibm Der Strid
ee0rebt lDer0en. 8o9lmeislid bat
ten Die Serridaften mir ein5eIne
SGbe, Die ibnen in ben aram paB.
ten, berauseeriIien. gladOcm ber-
idieoene Gi9ter ibre Neinung iiber
ssSobn Sdpaab ulto Oeiien ilnluanbel-
bare Greue ltno Grgebenbeit geilt-
BERT batte, lpur0e eine gebeime glbs
Itinlnllmg porgenommelt II. Sdmdab
einItimu1ig bon allen anidulotgltn-
gen Der sSaopolitdt gereinigt. Sci
ne 8ieOerQrnennltng erfolgte oann.
S6ponb gebort felt 90 Sabren ben1
SoAIdulrot ON. CT lit elm oors
8iia[id]er aenner bon SAuldngele-
fetfhpitnfi
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1tainbcrusD Dtniiicnss
Grilppcn ertudrtet

g2eu gorf, 25. gfprK-0cric
I'M 5 lI6r miro Der 8ieieiiounpicr
2ebiatban init 5rnpben Der be-
riibmfen glain6om Giuilion bier cr.
mnrtet. gelegoten Oerihieogner
Gtoafen baben iid 5inn empfang
oieier SoIooten bier eineeiuneen.
9ebidtbon rerlicb Bret oH is.
slpril NIT 1860 Daann 1rllpptn
an 9oro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
0ie6e itrhlen Srei gpitiad,.

e5rono syslono, glebrs %. glptii.
Grei 9oiiiade NIT goitiad)en 3,
ino 4. al1iie ipnroen am 9onHerS.
ton on Burlington gnbnhoI geiio1.
len. Glide Stunoen ipdter .uurSc
Der eiue God on .einer olinflcH
steae. smiihen 5ipei N1uiern &c.
faaOen. Zie 9oitioaen 5ueitsr SLaiie
poren nod unneriebrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
edlnee mnS Sruitiusttcr.

8eatrice, g1ebr., 25. 4pril.-9,c-
eentpetter uno GdneefaIl NIT 5roIt
Ictte am Gonnerstas bier Elm. Die
Sei5anIagen in ben @eidditsEai'
fern mo audi @obmtngeu mubten
iDieoer in @ong geiest DerOen. es
NOR Der fdlteite Gag IN oieier Sab
reg3eit ieit sSahren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
mefterberitl,t.

sur 2maba ltnb llmgegenb-.
@obrldeinIid @etpitterregen beliie
otenO lmo Snnlstog;- Iuttgiam Ites.
gen0e 9emperatur.
Sir gtebrosfn -BabrId)emli3
@elDitterregen beute nbeno uHo
Somgtag; iteigenoe EeHperatiir.
Sur syoiua-3nnebmenbe ilnlnal~
funa NIT ipabrlheinIidben Welpittef@
reqen i'm weltliden iiitb illberite',
fit6Iifen seile beite o6sab mn
SomstoG. 2nngioH iteieenoe xras<
perdtpr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
achrt nns iSranfreidl anrif.

Chicago, %. 9fpril. Garter B.
Sorriion ser fiinf 0aoI afs 9iir.
gernteiiter gbicagos fiin9icrte, lit
BON syranfreid1, mo- ct fieben Waennse
in 9ieniten oeg 9[merifonii9en 60
fen aretiaes Itono, bierber sitriidass
febrt. Snrriion lift SO Sabre alt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25

es nitt ansgeidloiien, 0aB mebrere
Iinifter 5uriiftreten iuerOeh ioboIo
Sie geoingirngcn befannt neroen.
g2osfe ifeint belttc nod Der ein5ige
Taonn IN 9ettihlono g irin, Der
siuiid)en Cromin1 rmo GboOs iteht.
9ie rf5reibeit" erblidt bic einSige
Reffitng int Sobict s1itenr unb
ipridt bon elmer ounfIen Gt,tsl0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
Yreuier CrlQnOo
na(b &ont abgertif
Sonnino Mrs ipm bcmte Scrtbin fclecn; Jtalics
ner rnfen ,,bce6 1lmcrika" mnS nieScr NIT
tt1ilicrt"; Britcn bcffnttngsucn
Dorlaufer ser Semti4en Delegation in pcriail

nuo, Surin, Bologna in0 Maildn0
gefoutnlen. @tenitbeilnidiiet ourAs
8oaen oie StroberL sSurrn6 fiir
9lnGerifa" ltn0 ynieoer NIT @iilon
rltfe11o. Steiner besten 0ns @olf
aiif un0 berlangteit, onB Die Gegie-
rllltq Don 0en eiilnloI eirgenontllae
nen gtanopunft feinen 5hriH OBJ
fpeide 1ino Die g[nipriibe nltf Slime
unb Golmotien nidt nisfgebe. Die|
&eoen tpurOen oft o1ir6 9eifaa iItI*
terbroden. Gin groBer gnlpfang|
miro fir Orlando geplrttf. &ar0eE
nno @an0el IN Som liegen oarilie-
Der; Die glnidiagidltlen iuer0en bon
elmer rieligen Wenidbennleilge ut1ia-
CERT; Ods feinolidle 6Sefiibl segell
Die alliierten niuirtf 8u. @alipf.s
mann 8ebino, 9iitelieo oes ifaIie.|
niiben IreBburecus in 9aris bat
Die folgenbe Gepeide rnf) 2Ou ge+
lattot: n9ie Gage miro intnter ber.
5fpidter, oas 2nlto ntnB iih ruhig|
berbaIten. Stnliens sSr1tereieH per-
Ben gelpa6rt iper6eit."
Die IA Gnnfte iaerbem ailfrdt er*
balfen.
9soris, 25. QLpril. (l1nifeo @reB.l
,9lmerita miro fei1len sSrieoeit uuters
5eihnen, Der ben ID H1nlftet oeS
8rdiioenten 5ltiDioerl1uft. GiaIe|
@rflGrung iuliroe belite bon bodIter
g[lttoritat iuieoerbolt. 8rdiiOeilt
8ilion oerldBt iid) onrauf, ouB Ell
in oieier Siniidt Die lInteritiitlina
aner &olfer bdber ipir0, 0enn MIR
elm oerortiger 5rieoe fam bon Cat.
er iein. Gie Ia 9siinfte iper0en audi
bei Den SdluBberbdn0lungen oeSS
Srieoens maBgeberl0 feilit 0aait iit|
aber nidt geiaGt Dab ben GeufihsI1
8ergiinltigangen geltaftet iuerofa
folen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
GaslGnSer 6pffnnngspulI.

8aris, 25. glpriI (llniteo NreB)
9ritiide 9eIegoten glauben nidItE
boB iid Die StaIiener balieriib BON
Ser aouferens suriidge8ogell baben.
sic iagen, oaB ltngeahtet naer ails|
oeren llnlltdrloe, Die 0fononliIde ulio|
tpirtibaftlid)e Gage sStoliens etluas
6erortiges ridt 0uIniien perOe. 9Sa|
8riten bebaupten, ooB Der QOn0oner
8ertrag beiteben bleibet miro, ioIls
te eStolien oorallf 0rineeli, onh miro
in Dem Gertrog 5iurne niht ben
SStolienern 5ngalprohen. Der BON
Glenencealt 1tno 2IoDo @eorge I'LL
8oridlog gebro9te aoriprontiB 1T
MIR ofononlii6er glrt: @ebietsabtre-
tllngen murOe1t 1lid)t beriibrt. Gin
itltinler 6relino SrlanOos babe fidD.
babin geduBert, baB ieine ipfitereI
@npeielibeit in Garis litlrt6tig lei,I
Do 5piiden iei1en 9lniidten itao benz.
ieiligen bes grdIiDeilten 8ilion Elm
1t1iiberbriidbarer Gberltno beItebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-25
9entlde in gSerIailIes.

&eriaiIles, 25. llpril. (llniteO'
&reB.) = 8ie gorIGnfer Ser oeltl.'
itben acknowledgement iinb beuip ill.,
8eriailIes eineetroffen; es filo oieg'
bier geolrte, Die bic sSrnn5oieil BET
Dem arrangement oes Gplpfunoes
Der Sauptoelegoten lflteritiiben iuer.
oen. 2estere iper0et bier aln / 4
Wtoi erluortet. @s mar Der 0eiiti1eHi
&eqierilng geItottet iuor0en, Die bier
9elegoten ber5ltienoen.
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9plehr Gfliffr fir elnrerifn.

8nenos aires, 25. 4pri[.--
9elltidIono bat Die orgentiniide
glegierllng beaiiftrnet, ale beiitiGen
5diffe, bic in orgentinii6en SGfsn
interniert fino, ben @ereinigten
Stanten ousauIiefern. Gieies tn,ro
binnen meniaen Saaen qefAehsn.
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SemOnitrationeH in StaIien.

Honl, 25. april. (l1nite6 9reB.I
= SunOerttauien6e bon gerIoner
beteiligten iid an Den in eans eta
lien itattfinOenoen 9fnti.BiIIon De
noHitrationen; Die Nenidennengr
ergebt iid bieIfo6 in Sodrnfen oil
arerifd bratlOnlnrft ober ben NrG
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The Washington times., 1919-11-13
Bolsheviks, Homes, and
Other Things
Rambling Remarks Provoked the Smart Saying of Fe,a
George Holden Tnkham, the Bearded Bostoaian-
By EARL GOODWIN.

GEORGE HOLDEN TINKHAM Congressman from the
most arstocratc district in all of the bueblooded town of
Boston, says that the Boshevik is man without home
In parenthesis let reminder that George Holden
Tnkham is the who fired the first shot at Germans
from the American line in Italy
Mr.. Tnkham is right about the Bolshevik being home
less. He is something like the comedian in show here
last week who said he had nothing and was willing to share
1t with everybody He has home ties nothing under his
feet to call his nothing to work for nothing to guard
and love and protect nothing his soul except envy
There is naugh left to the poor Bolshevk but to throw
mud-or worse
The hint In Mr. Tnkham's remark made before the
House Committee Public Buildings and Grounds is that
one OF the strongest policies the Government could adopt
would be one whereby firm helping hand is offered to the
home builder by the Government No surer method of cur
ing unrest no better to make the Government sod
with the individual 1t is extraordinary help
the city man buy home than is for the Government to
help the countryman buy farm and that is done every day
The only way to solve the housing problem build
more houses If banks will take their share of the load
the Government must take hand large portion of
population will be sleeping in the parks Banks are not
entirely to blame for the situation either the gen
era business market such that houses simply be
built without some stabilzing influence at work
The great thing to look forward to is CITY of HOMES
owned by the people dwelling therein The homes the
more patriots No man rushed to defense of
boarding house.
There is nothing better than buying honle no place
like Washington in which to own a home This city IS
growing each day at rate that will surprise YOU Ask any
office outhtter ask who sells furniture; ask any
big storekeeper Ask the police Buying home in Wash
ngton is safeguarding the future. remember when
man was called fool for buying lot at Dupont Circle
Get piece of Washington for yourself and KEEP IT
The Washington times., 1919-11-13

speak and since then / have always
avoided him. Do you think 1 have
been justified in doing this? How
could / regain his friendship or
learn whether I am OF the right
or wrong opinion, as / cannot think
any wrong of this marine, and any
advice you may give will be great
ly appreciated.
AN ADMIRER OF THE MARINES.
Persons who act too hastily are
usually making apologies all their
lives. The 'lady wearing a we'd
ding ring" might have been
married sister, an aunt, a cousin
or just friend. Since you "cut"
the young man without giving
him even the benefit of the doubt,
there's nothing to do but get in
touch with him, explain why you
acted as you did and if the lady
wasn't his wife, everything ought
to be all right again.
The Washington times., 1919-11-13
Answers to Correspondents

the night before. We have been
going to dances all the time, and
when / started going with him he
could not dance, but l have pa
tiently danced with him until he is
quite a good dancer now. Later in
the evening, he said he did not mean
IL the way he said 1t. but do you
think he could mean IL another
way? And what shall i do toward
him as l have considered II as an
insult? He is rather outspoken, but
do you think that would excuse
him?
A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS.
That's perfect example of
masculine gratitude. Nothing ex-
cuses such an ill-mannered re-
mark as thTt. If / were you I'd
make him do penance for many
long weary weeks by dancing with
every one else but him and not
until he had eaten very, very
humble pie would l even as much
as sit out dance with the young
boor.
The Washington times., 1919-11-13
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

/ am a constant reader of your
columns and 1 think your advice is
a great help to the people who
write to you. My troubles are of a
minor class but they worry me a
great deal. My mother Is very kind
to me and is very lenient in her
management of me. l have a very
nice time and l love my mother
dearly, but / also have a friend /
love almost as well. This young
man r"s never said or done any,
thiLa 10 any of us in any way, still
my mother does not like him and
every time he comes to my home
she gets in n very bad humor and
as soon as he leaves she fuses
with me, and when / take up for
him she says / love him better than
/ do her and would like to see her
dead so l could do as / want to.
Now, Miss Fairfax, is this any
way for a mother to act who has
the love and respect of her daugh-
ter?
Kindly give your advice on this
matter and let me know il am do
ing right by still going with him
against her wishes, for | really love
him. II it is proper for me to go
with him how can I make my dear
mother change her attitude toward
him? PERPLEXED.
When you have lived as long as
your mother has you may know
the world and the people in it as
we'll as she, but just at present
her experience gives her a judg-
ment of people far superior to
yours. 1t is only her love for you
and her fear that any harm may
come to you that makes her so
particular about your boy friends.
She has probably never known a
carefree moment since you were
born. She has reared you and
tended you, nursed you through
illnesses and you are more than
life itself to her. Dear little girl,
your mother will be loving you
and worrying about you when the
boys you know are gone to the
four corners of the earth and have
forgotten you. Don't ever lose
sight of that fact. She must have
some reason for disliking this
young man and the only way to
bring her to your way of thinking
is to have him prove his worth to
her. If he's the right sort, he will
want to. 1t may be, of course,
that she hates to see you keep
ing company" with ANY boy
hates to think of her little girl
grown up and having the respon-
sibilities of a woman. If this is
all there is to it, time will win the
day for you.