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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
>Galifcrnia
iticbt fir Niiatei,

Golegico, 15. Sept. - Ser noro,
Ii6e Giitritt bon r.GaIifornia III
fir meitere gintpanOerung bon Sa.
paneielL gbineien tnO nnoeren aiia-
ten beridloifn, 70 lai,tet cine SrOer
oes @ouberrteitrs Giebon Gantii. Die
Sroer bleibt in &raft, Bis Der me.
rifanii6e @nn6e8 GongreB Die
ginpnnoerunesfroge erIeoigt bot.
9ie 0roer ertI1rt, obpobl bic Mtit.
elieoer Der eenannten 9tafien gum
glufbau iinb Der gntipifelung bon
ter.gaIifornia beigetrogen baben,
10 lit es i'm s3ltereiie bon Merico,
Der peiteren Ginponberling I'M r0ro.
Iiden 9iitrift GinEalt at eebieten
bis 6ie NOTICE @eIetgebnng oes no
tionalen aongreiies erIniien miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
D'1lnitMnsio fiitrt
S3lae eeeen Simn,c
lleberfdllt an Der Spitc elmer Srmp.
peumadJt Die Stabt nnb balt
Sicictbe beiett,

Stort Is. Sept.-2esien Gants.
tag nlari6ierte Der italieniIde sSlie.
ger rno 9idter o'glnnilnaio an Der
Spite elmer aniebnIiden Srltppen.
no6t in Siume Elm, belt Die Staoi
belest nnO ridtete cine itaIieniide
&onlnanOantlr elm. gt1d elmer WteI.
orlng ioa 6'glnnun5io fiber 5000 Bis
10000 0iann Srnppen berfiigen,
nod elmer on6eren MIR iiber 2300.
Erealier gtitti erfI6rte in ser Sc.
putiertenfomn1er, boB Ser lleberfalI
ant Ole Stoot uno Die 8eiesung Ser.
lelben onr6 einen italienii1en Seer.
balfen idlilnme 5oIgen mad iif
aleben fonne. gr babe oesbol6 Sen
gefebl8bo6er 6es 6. 4rmeecorbs ge.
febL erteilt, o'gnnlinSios Eruppen
81 enttDaffnen. Gr befloate oen
8orfoa, oa infoI9e oesieIben bie
9ts5ipltn IN Dem itoIieniiden Seere
gelofert per6e.
Ser Sade, Oic mir berteiotat ia.
ben mo imnner nod berteioiaen, i'll
ourd o'9(nnunaios gorgeben Elm
idmerer ShIng beriett moroen,
idgte gtitti uno Die ltrbeber oieieg
Eittides lperOen aur &c6enldaft qe.
3ogen neroen. Ser Grenlier lteIIte
bortnddig in Gbreoe, 0aB 6ie Sic.
gierung oas 9orgeben Gglnnun8ios
gntge9eiben unO bc5ei6nete es aIs
oeinea pnbniinnigen @errat, ser ON
bet Sahe oeS @aterIanoes beriibt
ipltroe," Oenn sronfrei6 uno oie
Ser. Staaten iuiiroen oo0urdl ae.
rei5t.
General 9iobilant, Der alpeds
ltnterilhung oes Sat6eltanoes mad,
5inne 9eididt nuroe. meloet, sal,
o'glnnltn5io bel alugfiibrung ieineg
Blones MIR auf geringen 8ioers
itano ltieB, $err Der Stoot iei uno
iid gelueigert bobe, oieielbe auf8uge.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
slenc ganfen inn stont.

&2incoln, gebr., IS. Sept. - s;ui
aanfbiiro lief Elm @eind Der 9ani
1 Eir I'M Stdotden 9ir, aiinbnII
ysuitD, Elm I'M @eipdbrting zines
Barriers. Dos getriebsfopitaL III
N $4,000 Ieitgeiest. Gie 9eontten
fS: @eorge 50 @infelntonn, Bra.
bent; syoiepb SeDlpooo. 9i5e.qrd.
fbcntl @eorge g. Seipett, aailierer.
Belud oer Jnrrner Stotc 9anf
} IIEiron Inn @siDdbrune eines
gers lief Elm. Die geonrten Der
ut iino: s. $. SfnnIeb, g3rdf.
art. 3. 90. Sig9, gise.ErdiiOent,
40 6. q. GoIobriOge, @aiiierr. Gas
TrpiiaI betrdgt $4,000. Der 9i5p.
rdii0ent SER @igb 1T Elm befdnu.
L giIraer ben Gnloba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
0tpet nicrikaner int
Colorado eclpncbt

! 8ne6Io, Colo, is. Sept. -3pei
Uferitaner ipiroen Samstoq nod,i
bon elmer 9fotte beiuaffneter Wten.
lden aus Dem Staoteefdngnis
berausge9olt in einem 9ll,tonobiI
mad Der 9'riide on Der A. StraBe oe.
fabren ntlb bort 9ebGngt. Die bel.
ben iparen am morgen iuegen onqeb.
ll6er @racroltng 0es 8oliailten Self
@banS bee5aftet iporoen. 9ie g2ornen
Der @eIpr9ten iino Sole @onaoIes
nno Sontos Srter. gebor ser W2o6
oos @efangnis iiberfiel, rief er
oltra einen @eneroIoIarm 0ie qanae
Bolisei nah Dem StabloiItrift. Ger
Dtob fanO oaber mir einen Seraean.
ten am BuIt Dor. 0en er 0ie
S6GiiieI CUR 3eae abnabnL III Der
ii6 Die beioen Nterifaner befanoen.
9ie 9iirgeridnft ipar oesbaIb
iiber Die @rnorOilng 6es 8oli3ilten
Gbans 10 erregt, neil es Der 13.
Waoro in bieier StaOt ieit Dem 1.
Snmior 1T.
Sic sioot lit beute rubig, oo6
ipur0en horiidtsbaIber Die 9oiisei.
reierDen in 9ienit geiteIlt. Snn-
oerte bon Nteritanern baben bic
2ei6en Ger @eIpnGten in g[uaen.
iGein genommen bod iino feline
Grobungen bon ibnen gena6t NOR.
0en.
Ger 8oIiSiIt Goons ipurOe bon
ben @eriianern eri9oiien ols er Tie
berboften fpollte, neil iie rne1rere
9seger nit ibreH ReooIbern be.
brobt bntten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15

Ges G2oines, Sd., Is. Sept. -
gs1brero Der eriten bier Soge Ieiner
5feoetour aegen Die Gatififntion oes
Srieoensbertrnees bat gunoesieno.
for Sobnion Dor 5Diidet 10000 nna
$4,000 8erionen eeipro1en. gr iii
beiite bon &ottins gitp, mo er cine
begeiIterte slufnabme fnno, bier elm.
aetroffen I'm feinen &anlpf geget
ben 8ertrog fort8ufiibren. pgs III
crlihtlib,~ laote sSobnion, roob Die
@efiiriporter Oes 9ertraes fi9 bentii.
ben, oenielben 10 raid ipe uo9IiG
Sa ratifi3ieren, obne Dem 8oH @e.
legenbeit 81 geben, iid oariiber tInr
3u iperoen. mas 0erielbe ipirflib be-
neiitet. Der Genat bot 6en 8ertrae
6eraoe Slpei @lonate lang in gera.
tltne, p1brenO Der 9rGiiOent fif iie-
ben Ronate lang init oemielben be.
idGftigte. SSSSt jener 3eit bnben euro.
pdii6e lln6 oIintiide Mdhte oeren &c.
beime 9lbfonmel Suidmmengeflidt
ais cine 8alis jenes 9ofumerttes, oas
Der 9rdiioent uns jebt borlegt. SD
CLAUDE nidlt, 0nB Die Menfhenmenge
nteiner 9eri0nIidfeit Sbotionen bor.
bro6ten, ionoern iie gaben einfad
ibren @efiibleft iiber Die Sade, Die
i'd. bertrete, freien 2alf."
gfuf ietner 9leile blei6t Senator
SobnIon lber oles, mas fid I'M &C.
nat 5utr1et, auf Dem 2oufen6en.
Sein gmc1oenert, ooB Die Ser.
Stoaten iill Sat Der 86lferIiga eben-
70 niele Stinnren bnben fon, pie
@roBbritontien miro tuobI 0os erIte
iein, nit peIdem fid Der Sennt be.
id1ftiet. sSnOeIief miro oie 9ebntte
big sur 9liidfebr Solutions beridos
ben iuer6en.
ssobuiun in Slanias Sin.
Ssaniag Gitp, 10. Sept. = 9ie
Suotioh iueIde ss5obnion bier 5lteil
ipnroe, iiberItiee nod bieienige In
ct. 2oitis. Stnltm bntte CT Die Son.
nentionsbaIIe, in tneIher ole Wfaiien.
berionnlInng itnttfan0, betreten, ols
fid elm frenetiitrr Slibel erbob. Sol
Ie LIS Miinuten oauerte oerieIbe an.
,Bir befinoen ilns AM S1eioeipeg
iinIereS notionaIen SdidioIs", iagte
SobnIon I'M gerlauf feiner 9ieoe
Gin @eg fiibrt at binterliitieeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
JtlanSer uerlaiteeft
2lnerkcitttufta

NeD yorf, Is. Sept.-8ei ser
geitern I'M 2erinaton 3beater Itatt.
gebobten @aiienberiammlung oer
Srlanoer moren 1000 Gerlonen all.
gegen es iuuroen gei6Iiiiie ge-
fabt, in peIden gegen Die Inter.
orildllng Der Sinn 5eincr in ST.
lon0 groteit erboben uno ser Bun.
oesfongreB aufgeforoert miro, Die
HepnbIif SSrlano on3uerfennen uno
Den griten pIlen ipeiteren 4reoit au
beripei9ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
200, 900 Demtie6e an
Sctlciiens Grensc

8aris, IS. Gept. .-9lus 5osno.
mice, Commencement gsiotrfoiu. go.
len, 1T bier cine gepeife eineeIat.
fem fpel6er 5nfolge cine belitide glr.
NEE bon tuenieItens 100000 W1onn
an Der idleiiiAdt @ren3e auiam.
men ee5ogen lit, nm eegen Die go.
len gu mnrihiefen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
Grc6fiirit 1fiiet,ael
bci hclef,aks 2lrftcs

garis, Is. Sept. -@robfiirIt gai-
doel 2llera1Oropitid, gruoer oes
erlncroeten 3aren, lit eS eelltngen,
aus 9erm au entflieben ln0 lit i'm
&ouptquartier aoIidofs eingetrof.
zen. genr penigen i'm Sonptquar.
tier 1T oieies befnnnt. @s beiBt,
ooB er sInipriide altf Oen ruifilden
Sbron erhebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
l11eitcrc Counties
icaten fiet ntelSen
fir Ole uctpilfe

@abrens 6os SntereIie fir 0as
orgoniiierte Silfsperf fiir Die not.
leioenoen oeiltiAen ainber, Srauen
uno Wreiie I'M Staqte longiart fidJ
erttpifelt 10 it es bod befremolidl,
Dob bon Counties nit grober oeitt.
ider Gtbolferung iebt nod nidts
geb0rt lpuroe. oob man iid IN 0ie=
len nod nid)t organiliert bat. Die
Omaha Silfs.@eicllidqft bat in je.
Dem Goanib ioI6e Manner baritA
eriu1t ben 6enen iie glaubte, oaB
iie baau Seneigt ltno bereit mdren,
oos @erf gu prsoniiteren. Die 8e.
treffenoen tuuroen eebeteu, arlopre
III 8orId)loe au britigelL faIls es
ibnen nlt5 itgeno einent @runoe
urmloglit9 iein iol(oe, bic So6e III
Die 9nn0 81 iiebmen. eSr eia5plren
fS1aen III bas geiheben. ssslt onOera
je6od) blieb Die Nnfiport aus. Gds
ioIlte nidjt iein. sSn ieoem GointD
i'm Staat iollte 0ns llnteritiibungss
iperf bon bcber5ten Wiinnerit itno
Sraten jest iofort iit Die @eee ee.
leitet netben. gie bieiioe @eieas
idaft lit gprne bereit, nit ipeiterem
9fat uno Sat aur Seite 81 itebcit.
8ie itebt es NIT ben Dodge, Gu-
ming, Nierce, &nor, Ge0nr itno
@n6iion Counties? 9n aa oieien
un6 bielen anoern Counties moBnt
Elm itortes moblbdben0es Geutid-
tun. 8ollen 0icie 2eute ibren bum.
gernbel 2lriioern oriiben nidt bel
fen @eniB tpoIlen lie bas, oaoon
iino mir iiber5euat. 9t6er beim 8ol-
len 6nrf es 1tidt bleiberL es mub
gum Gun foutmen. 8er mel6et iid
oesbal6 fin 0ieie Silfsnrbeit in
0ieien Counties?
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yroRisner in .Saitinas.

Soitings, gebr., Is. sept. = Der
&oI5bof Der .Sdneioer. 6opIer
Company iinO Die Chicago 9ortb=
,peitern gaiiagier Citation ipuroe1
om Sonntne morgen olr6 eSeler
noILlt1noig seritort. Ser SdJ1oen
nirb citf $t5000O berednet. 9ie
entitebiiug oes 6euers lit nidt be-
fonflt.
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Col. Poilie terb6lt
ii6 silecknSpft

aSaris, Is. Scpt.--Gol. Soule Be-
finoet iid ipieoer III 9aris, peigerte
iid jeoo6, gleliberungen iiber bic
ieniationellen glitsingen Outfits Dor
Dem Senntsfouitee au tim. CT
erfldrte, Dab er fid mir furoe 3eit
IN Eoris aufbaIten iperOe, unt nit
Den otnerifaniiden 5riebensoelegaten
81 beraten. 9ln Oen 6isluteen oes
Sberiten &ats miro er nidt teilneb.
men.
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g,entr eilsnba6n. .soumiiiGr.

2incoln IS. gept. = 8oub. NC.
aeLpie bat Sborne G. grcipn gum
WlitgIieo Der Giietbnbn Eomniii-
fion bon Gebrosfo ern11nt, nnlteIle
bon 8ictor 6. 8iIion, Der reIigniert
bnt, neil ibm rag antt nidt genig
einbrofte. Gas g(int brinet $4,000
Sns sS1br elm. grotpn lit ein SIC.
pubfifoner, Ger ben 9sfos beg o..
niofroten ON Snt eirnirmt.
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n)efterberiGt

SIR omaha itnO llmeegeno
gd0n beute o6eno, nobrideinIiG
unbeltinnlt ant 9ienstog; fein fpe-
ientlidcr Senpernturtpediel.
Sir glebrosfa: ltnbeitimmter
@etter belte obcno uno Giengtag:
mariner inn iueitliden 3eil beute
obeno.
sSiir Soma: Shon beute obeno;
irbeitimuies &etter Gienstoa
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inansberiAt
Gmpfana fiir 9sri6ina in eineOill.

2incoln, gtebr., Is. Sebi. = Tie
9iirger bon 2incolr treffen groBe
8orbereitungen gum gnupfdng bon
General Geribing. Der 5enerol mar
inbreInng bier anidifig. ToS IA.
tunt bes @mpfangs lit niht feit9cs
iebt.
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1rOf. ilina ans aranfreidl 6eint.

&incoln Is. SEPT. - yrof. Wtor.
rom Sling, Geididtsproieiior Der
StnatsnniberlitGt lit ous Gronfreid
5uriidgpfebrt, mo ct oIs D2itgIie6 Der
ornerifoniihen @eididtsidreiber.
aonimiiiion tGtig mar. bic cine Ge.
idlidfe iiber Oen Meltfrics serfniien
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15

Die me;Iten eieIso9rpu eibt es
iE Bud ser @eItgeihi6te. uno in
ben letter e;nbren iino uebr gemnht
luoroen ols friibcr in SdbrbnuOer.
ten.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

William Farnum comes to the
Auditorium today in another big
production entitled The Man Hunt
err" In the beginning OF the story
he is a wealthy clubman in London
and through the purchase of a huge
block Of supposedly worthless stock
he Is left penniless. He starts TO
slide down the scale OF life until.
arriving in New York. he becomes q
longshoreman. There he comes
across the man who sold him
the stock, and the latter fearing
him. starts for Europe on the same
boat with the daughter Of an oil
king Farnum follows as a stowa-
way on the same boat and soon after
the vessel is at sea the two men
meet on the deck and have a ter
rife fight Later the vessel is
wrecked in the btropics and the oil
kings daughter. Farnum and the
man are washed upon a desert
island. There another fight ensues
and the man is killed. Farnum and
the girl are rescued and when they
re-urn to New York Farnum learns
that the stoc1 ne had purchased has
turned out to be very valuable and
Of course he and the girl fall in love
The picture is said to abound in
beautiful scenes of land and sea
A two-reel comedy called 'Improp-
uganda" by James Montgomery
Flagg, will also be shown.
The bill will be repeated tomor-
row.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
EXCITEMENT? Spy
PLAY HAS PLENTY
"Three Faces East" at Oliver
Theater Thrills Large Sun
day Audience.

With a plot so intricate that one
had 10 think twice before one could
5e sure of anything-and then. like
as not, one would find oneself en-
tirely wrong@'Three Faces East,
using all the thrills Of secret service
schemes and all the excitement OF
London air raid. kept the many
spectators who braved the weather
on the edges of their seats at the
Oliver theater last night.
Paul Everton, in the role of Val
dar, a butler. who turns out to be
the head Of the German secret ser
vice in England, handled a difficult
part in z manner which kept his
audience wondering whether he
were friend or foe. and only in the
last few minutes Of the play did the
real situation come to light. Lillian
Tucker. as Helene. played the part
OF an English girl in the German
secret service in Just as convincing
a manner.
The play involves the battles Of
the British secret service with that
Of the German imperial government.
Everyone who appears 10 be in one
service is really in the other-Or so
il seems until the last scene. where
in one learns many surprising things
The presentation OF London in an
air raid. which is a part Of the sec
Ond act, is especially realistic. The
sound OF "whizz-bangs" and of
German Gothas flying, through all
of which Helene stands with her
candle in her hand, made the audi
ence feel that they themselves were
under bombardment.
Save for the rapid speaking OF
one or two of the characters, which
made some of their lines unintelli-
gible to the audience. each member
of the cast did excellent work. Many
waits as the scenes were changed
gave the audience plenty of time TO
discuss the perplexing situations
with which the play is filled.
w. X. C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
AT THE LASALLE.

Clever Constance Talmadge will
entertain the LaSalle patrons today
with her latest comedy drama, THE
Yelled Adventure" 1t is a story OF
a young and beautiful society girl
who tries to teach a young man
from Texas a lesson as to the in
fluence of woman over man. Many
exciting incidents are experienced
and she is enlightened regarding
men and unconsciOusly teacher her
self a vital lesson Of life. All OF
which is told delightfully."- and with
many original comedy touches. Har-
rison Ford is the pleasing leading
man.
Tuesday, Maggie Pepper" a sue
cessful stage play. will be shown on
the screen. featuring Ethel Clayton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
AT THE ORPHEUAf.

Tneatergoers are treated to a we'll
balanced vaudeville program at the
Orpheum theater for the first half
of the week. Emma Francis and
her three Arabian Whirlwinds in
their exhibitions OF acrobatic dane
ing and ground tumbling easily hold
the headline position Of the bill.
The grace and ease with which Miss
Francis dances through her share of
the act is we'll appreciated by the
audience. while the stunts Of her
three Arabian partners are really
sensational.
Milroy Keough & Co. in their
comedy sketch. Putting One Over, a"
draw a continual round Of laughter
from the audience. 1t is a story of
how the old time political boss
falls for a lady's charms and is
taught to mend his ways
Bert Lewis. billed as the Merry
Man from Songland," lives up to the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN
NEW DELIGHTFUL COMEDY

Constance Talmadge is shown at
the Lasalle today in a brand new
and thoroughly delightful screen
comedy called THE Yelled Adven-
ture." AS a spirited young woman
who sets out to change the views of
cynical young bachelor she gets
into all sorts OF amusing difficult
ties and succeeds in falling hope
lessly in love herself. 1t is all told
with a breeziness and perfectly ma
tural set Of situations that the spec
tator's interest in held throughout.
Beautiful ocean shore views furnish
frequent backgrounds. A comicaI
finish has been arranged and is
worth waiting for. Harrison Ford
is the nice looking leading man and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
NEW ZEALAND 0ARSMEN
WIN OVER AMERICANS

PARIS, April 2S.-The American
crew was defeated by the crew from
New Zealand in the final heat of the
regatta on the Zine Sunday for the
trophy offered by the Rowing club
OF France. The winners Of the first
two heats competed in the final heat
Six teams were entered and four par
ticipated in the final.
In the first heat the French team
finished first. New Foundland sec
ond and Portrayal third In the
second New Zealand finished first.
American second; Alsace-Lorraine
third The distance rowed was about
one mile and half. from the Pont
Royal TO the Alma bridge.
The New Zealanders nosed out the
Americans in a heart breaking sprint
in the last fifty yards Of the final.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
SHOWS ABILITY
Of CLOSED CAR
Franklin Engineer Submits
Machine to Severe Test to
Prove AdaptabiIity.

Determined to prove. for his own
satisfaction at least, that the prop
erly-constructed enclosed car is as
practicable for touring purposes as
a tourist model, Louis NJ. Stellman
of the Franklin Automobile CO.
engineering staff, took "a new Frank
lin sedan with a brand new motor
over a trip of go miles OF the
roughtest going he could find. He
returned to the factory with the car
in as perfect condition as when he
left and the motor going better ev-
cry mile.
Mr.. Stellmann left the Franklin
factory at Syracuse. with four per-
sons and luggage, a dead load Of
more than 1000 pounds. The speed
OF the car gradually increased as
the motor worked into its proper
swing. and when the first lap of the
journey ended at New York, the car
was holding better than so miles
against a wind. That satisfied the
engineer that the car was all right
for straight touring. but he deter
mined 70 punish ii a little more by
sending it over the hardest roads he
could select.
Goes to Mountains.
Leaving New York, he headed for
| the New England mountains. Even
over the rough country roads first
| encountered. il was impossible TO
( impair the superb riding qualities OF
the sedan. so the hardest test of all
was devised, and from Hartford,
/ Conn. Mr.. Stellmann wheeled to-
| wards the Vermont hills. The first
/ obstacle was a straight stretch OF
/ hills with the roads axle deep in
/ mud. The Franklin sedan covered
/ the entire 12O miles on low and
second gear and the only misha p
was on one had stretch where the
mud was so deep. it scraped Off the
fly wheel guard.
over all this. the enclosed car was
carrying the 1000 pounds dead load
Climbs Snow-cOvercd Trail.
Mr.. Stellmann was pretty nearly
! satisfied by this time. but wanted
one more test. so he headed up the
, Hoosick mountains through a trail
! covered with three inches Of sticky
I snow Practically the entire Ions
grade was negotiated in second
gear. With the certainty that there
was nothing else he could do that
he had not tried Mr.. Stellmann
headed back 10 the factory No
! car probably ever had so severe a
test. An engineer familiar with ev-
cry bit OF his engine and car. and
| deliberately trying to devise some
thing 20 stop il. failed utterly
Franklin production is about so
percent enclosed cars. and one rea-
son for this is the exceptional road
ability OF all the enclosed models
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
NILES POLICE MAKE
SUNDAY RAIDS ON
ALL PUNCH BOARDS

NILES, Mich, April ga raid
OF the cigar stores, drug stores and
other places that sold chances on
punch boards, was made Sunday
night, by Pros. Atty. J. J. Sterling
and Deputy Sheriff Bell Fisher of
Berrien county. The collection of
punch boards, prizes and money
taken in on these devices were taken
TO st. Joseph. Just what action will
be taken against the proprietors of
the places had not been determined.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
7 II EAT Frs

title of his act. and his up-to-date
line OF stories and songs. wins his
audience from the start. That his
act pleases is apparent from the
hearty applause rendered him
Sullivan and Myers, a talented
pair. put over their act OF a country
girl and city chap. in a pleasing
manner. George and Mary Lefevre
open the program with a series o:
novelty dances.
The Universal Current Events are
unusually interesting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
AT THE OLIVER.

The attraction at the Oliver thea
ter for Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday afternoon is a popular
priced musical comedy entitled THE
Gold Dust Twins" The cast is
headed by Jack Trainer and Olga
Baugh and the Garfield twins, who
appear in the title lole. The piece
is said TO contain catchy songs and
attractive settings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
WITHDRAW BoLSHEVIKI
RElNF0RCEMENTS
ARrHANGFI

ARCHANGEL. Saturday April
26.-The bolshevik reinforcements
which arrived recently on the north
ern front in preparation for a new
offensive against the American and
allied troops. Il f. reported. have
been withdrawn and rushed 20
Niatka. on the railway from Volorda
10 Perm. 10 stem the advance OF the
northern wing OF the Siberian anti
bOlshevik army. During the Siber-
ian offensive IN the past two weeks
the morale OF the bolsheviki on the
northern front has slumped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28

the support is excellent. Tt is a good
attraction.
Tuesday: Maggie Pepper"
Charles Klein's stage success, with
Ethel Clayton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
rUNIS wILDRICK

divorce No fbJo-
Plaintiff has filed On the Office ~ the
Clerk 81 said Court her complaint
against caid Defendant in the above
cause together with a proper affidavit
that said Defendant. Tunis Wildrick. is
not a resident OF the state OF indiana.
said Defendant ~ hereby notified that
said cause will stand FOR trial on the
18th day Of June 1919 the same being
che 18th day Of the next term 81 said
Court q commence at the City OF South
Bend on the 3rd Monday I'm May next.
on which day said Defendant Is re-
quired Co appear 90 said action.
WILBUR NJ. WARNER. Clerk.
by MAUDE USHER. Deputy.
GEORGE SANDS Atty for Plaintiff
IA II y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
NOTICE or ADMINISTKATIoN

Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
~ the Circuit Court OF 50 Joseph
County. State ~ Indiana. Executor OF
the Estate OF Mary A Campau. late OF 81.
Joseph County. deceased
Sid Estate Is supposed % De solvent
EDAit Nd A WILLS Executor
April nth 1919
G. A. FARABAUGH. Atty. for Executor
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