davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

SSebt aber Tam gboiteler nit Sen
Selterrei6ern nn0 benz geiamten
ESbHbenuufgebot oes&ronentpirts bon
&an 6ns Snntal bernb nnb iteate iid,
I6ie Mabt Der BaDern u11terld1Benb,
nad6em er Sen @eneralmaior bon
8uol nit 6em &elt ieiner Grnppen
bel Sal 5urMdgelaiienL nit MIR 5000
Mennn nn1peit S0a Ser encouragement
fein0liben Slut entgegen.
Sein GorrIfen mndte ben mad
Der ginhabme 6es Strub=Haiies idon
ber5tneifelten Girolern mieoer Mnt.
|8ieuei6t fonnte bier tDieoer gut ge-
mu9t tper6en, mas bort bur9 gerrat
berloren par. Gem Bel alien ltanb es
|fet, bob 11ur i9an6lider 8errat Die
ISein6e in Dppabers Giiden gefiibrt
boben fonrte. 9dtte man Sen Glen
ben gebannt, in 5tiide miiroe i'm oie
Mnt Des Bottles ~5erriiien baben. Mber
nur ounfle 8erm11tungen murben
Iaut uno man nabm an, BOB Der feiae
ISburfe iib BEL ben 8aDern in 5i-
Iderbeit befano.
@iber feline @enobnbeit BEN Stu=
ben n%mgebdngt oenn man fonnte
nibt tpilien, ob man in oieler s3eit
Iibr ni9t our Ge~rteioigung bral1dte,
idriH m-5. Mai Der 8agmair bon
Ebierbab bie bon 81d nod Shipa5
Ifiibrenbe 9an6itraBe bin. Son heimz
gefebrten Milofbonauer1 bate er err
|fabren, bob fii6 iein 5obn gerettet auf
|Spedboders 9of beim SS~uoenftein be-
|finoe. Mar er nidt 5olbat getporoen,
10 iollte er beim, a1f ieinem &ofe al
urbeiten. 81 ben 2anoesberteioiger11
|liebt er i'm niht, nie nno ninltter,
ltnb 10 bate er fiid ergrinnmt auf ben
Meg nod MMiinn gemadt, nm 0enSobn
lelbft nod 8allie 81 bolen.
6ludtenbe gnlierl bon Dnb fn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
1oerlaneen Hii6kcbr
amerikait. Griippcn
Sas itebenbe Seer ncr Ser. Staater
iull nnf 100000 Wtann bcr.
niuoert uerocn.

@oibinatoh 10. Suni. n Sn ei-
ner nageneinen 9eiprehung Der ut.
8eIpiaiguugsborla9e in Der SO.
be BON $S10,000.000 berlongten
berihie6ene oenofrntii6e imO aud,
republifoniide sl6eeoronete Die uiog.
lidIt idnaIle aiifienbung omerifo-
nilher SoIbaten aus europa.
8eri9ieSene g}etbooen murocn
5ur glusfiibrrng Oieies Glones IN
Gori6log eebrodt. Dos MilitGrfo.
ntitee befiiriportet cine @rmGbiguna
Der Stdrfe oes itebenoen @eeres 6es
2onoes BON 100000 Ntann, luie
oies bonn SriegsiefretGr gufer Der.
longt miro, ouf 100000 MamI bod
ifeinen Die glbgeoroneten Der glnii6t
8n icin Dob audi nieie Runmer nod
5u bod lit.
Ser repltbIifoniide GeprGicnfont
Ga @unroia, BON Stem gorf, beob.
iihtigt Die ginreihnng eipe8 gtmen.
dement's, peld1es ooS itebenoe Seer
Der Ser. Stnotcn ouf 100000
N3onn berubIesen niiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
$4,000 Opfer ser
JMSenpcrfc rfclainaeit
8eiflaaene llfrdiner ridlteten inter
ben SnOen elm fnrdltbares
glntbab an.

9etrograo, %. 0tai. (ger3oeert. J
Den 9luiitelltneen beS Goitrol
3ioniiten aonlitee bon bier 5uiolge,
murocn in Ser Ukraine I'M 6ebruor
iino 9lGr8 bur6 General @ctIlro :
Soloaten min0eiteug $4,000 Suoen
rieoerganlctelt. Gieie idauocrboitel1
acknowledgement ereioneteu iih in
76 StGOten BON Sii0.&nBluno, no.
ourd) ii6er 100000 9in6er 5u @oi-
len mo Gigentum I'M s8erte bon
iiber elmer 8iQion HubeL SerItort
nuroe. 8eidlogcne ttfraitiidc ao-
iofen ntaiiafrierten in ser fleinen
Stoot 4ro8fltrop ieoen SebrGer, Der
iInen in Die Son0e fiel. 5000 SSu.
oen mtbten baietbit ibr 2shen Ioi-
len. 9un0ertc BON iitoiiten Dliit.
tern fieIen init ibren 5Guglingen
bcn MeufeImoroern gum Gpfer.
1ie beritiin1nelten 2eif)nnme blie-
ben modenlong iu,beerOigt auf oel
.StrnBcn liegen.
Sunoerte bon SSuoen ip1tr0cn olid)
int 9ripet 6lub ertr6nft. IN Gu
ruth muroen $50 getotet SSns Mo-
5irooO pIilnoerten Die Ginbriuglinge
iGutlide @cidlaitslofole url0 Gribot-
bduier, 0od uurben, oanf ser tot
frdfti9en GerteiOigltne bon ieiteu
Der s5uoeu, nnr bier oerielben geto-
tet.
SSn 3bitroir ernloroeten Gruppen
oes General &etlitro .inner9aIb 215
3ngen so Suoen 1tn0 5eritorten ooer
itablen Gigentum I'M @erte bon
mebreren buuoert D1iflionen &ubel.
0ie lIfrainer bielten iid bierielbit
etlidc @oden oltf, biz iie idlicBlih
BON ben iet.Erilppen pertrieben
ipur0en. 8ieie bielten noDt Die
Sr0nung aufre1t, erboben ie0oh
ihpere Stenern uno fonfis5ierten,
mas nddD Den SSltoenoertolgungen
nod iibrig mar. 2lls iid1 bic Dol
idelpiiten ipdter pieoer 5uriid5ieheil
rtllBten 5ogen Die ltfrniner pieoer
in bieie unaliiflihe Stobt Elm ltno
crntnr0cten aus @ut, boB feline 9eu-
te nlebr 8it Bolcn mar, 4S0 sR1rner,
6ralen uno aiiloer. Sdtten nidlt
niele driitlide 6oiniIien BEN Suoen
llnteridlupf geiudbrt, hnnn mare oie
3obl Der Gpfer nod beoeitteno groes
Der gelpeier
Ger on9erihtete 5otoIihaoen ipir0
ouf t000,000,000 9ftbel berednet
unO etma 10000 Suoen uurOen IL
nan5ieQ rltiniert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
I'm iinlerc
toerten Geicr

Die diislpGrtieen 2eier Der Gag.
li6er Gnobd 9ribiine, wcIt)c Die
betttige gluSgdbe bereit8 beute ubenO
ooer morgen friib ernortet, werOen
iie in Den meiiten s5aaen pinen Sog
ip1ter befommen. llnbor6ergaiebe.
iter Meiie lit ndnlIid, bclte rorqer
itniere @}otrisen. .@nI5noidinq ser.
brohen lm0 es omlerte bis 3 llbr
nodnlittogs, benor Tie bon Den @la.
ibiniltefl pie0er 9ebrol1dsiG6ig ge.
madt neroer fohlte. G1ourb ntlB-
te llliere 1. ltn6 2. 2onoausoabe
unO NIT Der StuOtauSgabe
pereiniet iperoen. Die crit I'm 3 llbr
no4ntittaps eri6eint. GS bni6eIte
iid un einen ntpernciOliden ltn-
fda un0 mir bitten oesbol6 unjere
ousmdrtigen 2eiar Dos geripoten
Der beutigen yaiunnler giitlgit emf.
at mollen. Nloraen 16er
miro mieoer alles in Gr0nlng iert
uno iperoen 6nnn nlle orei &us1a6en
unierer 3eitlng mieoer 3u sepobn.
ter 3eit plinftli6 eri6einen
Saslifle Gmaba Sribaue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
@ur bic sdlranfen aelaben.

Ectroit, Did. 10. Stunt. 3rei
BON ben fiinf M1nnern, Die befdul-
Oiat iperhen Hie 9iegierilne in eincm
Munition aontrnft beihminoelt 3lt
ba6en, narfen nof elmer Gor.
fiihutnf unter cine 8iirqifoit BON
$4,000 geitellt. Bert Sarris er.
fldrte i;G por oenl Ser. etaatell
Grei8-SormiiiGr midnlIoig; @rant
3neb 8ronn bon gtofp gorf iln0
8reoeric Q. Collins bon Detroit,
blieben itummJ ais iie 9efrogt pur-
ben. GnpitGn SortoriuS glidoliet
miro tpabridleinIith bor elm ariegs.
gqridlt gsiteat neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
Mcroeit bcoinitt Scr
Cclc9rapbi biitenitreik

G1icogo, 10. SSutlt. - 1crr 2.
S. aonenfarRp, 4srdiioert Der Ser
einigung bon SaHoelsteIegrap6en in
slmerifa, crfldrte 6eute, Oob nlorgell
Inn s llbr etipu 1000 bis $4,000
Ielegrnpbiitcn ieirem Gtreifbeie6l
5olge leiiten iper0ett. Gieie Stunt.
nler mag a6er ourd 3ugeit1nbniiic
Der beridieOenen 8elegrop9engeiea-
idoften berltinoert iperoen 9eridte,
bnB Clarence Maden, Der 8r1iioent
Der aoital Ielegrapb GompunD uno
anoeren 3melggeieIlid)aiten an 9errn
aonenfomp elm aon1itee 5lpeds lln-
terbanolung aeianot babe, meroen
bon 0teiem ni6t beitdtigt. Die Sc
Oeral GeIegrnpb Gontporp, uelfe eis
ne aabel., ols Gudl orobtloie Ser
binoung an Der 9ocific aiiIte un0
nod 9onolulit uliter1olt bat iid be.
reits Den 6orbcrungen Der Union
9elilat, gSie beboilptet pirS, mer-
ben in Gbicnao olleiu 5000 8ele-
grnp1iiten in Den 9lusitano treten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
BcabIichtiot nod
13rafificn 81 fIicecit

8uris, 10. eStuti. - Ger frdn5o.
iiide GlirgerIeutnont Sedt iyontai.
ne itieg au1 Sonntdg 5it friiber W1or.
genltpnOe nit ieinent 6Iugseltg bon
gilla Gou6lop, fSranfreid, aufs Inn
nod Gutor, 9Lfrtfd 8li fIieeen, bon
mo aus er nod sraiilien az iliegen
beabiidtiat Gin Ilaidnenoefeff
8mdns i'm ieoodl in oct Dldbe bon
3ardgoiid, Spnnieu. 5tnit glbitiea.
9ies mar Der pierte @eriudD bes
Seutnnnts 5ontnine, ben atlontiId1et
0aean 5u ilberfliegen; er iuur0e ltetS
Ourd beridieoene Gefettc 0es w2o.
tors an Der glusfubrima ieines Wor.
hdbens aehinoerf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
GnelanScr ef1ren
Sic G)scanfGieocr

Qonbon, 10. SUM. = Die britt.
ide Regierpng bar Den erfotgreiden
amerifaniiden 6Iiegeroffi3ieren, mel
DE ben dtIantiiden G5eon III eineat
Seeflug5eug iiberffogen, 6nS fonig-
lihe 6liegerbienitfrell8 berIie6en.
llnter ben 70 geebrter beiinOat fih
aonnnnbeur Sobn $. 3otpcrs. tSilb.
rer Der atldntiiden 6Iiegcrifiua-
Oron. aapitGulelttndnt 9lIbert s.
Reoo, Der 6iibrer bes eriolgrciden
5eefluo5euges g}G A iowie Die Gi-
fi3iere Der geiautna ocsiclben, Sic
2eutnonts 8altcr 0inton, s. 6.
erceie un0 &. 6. Stpne, iODie Der
6d6nrif $. s. GoOoo. Ger erfte
Dlafdiniitcnmnot e. S. 9l6oa0rs
wnroe nit Ser t6nigIihen 6lie9er-
Oienitmcoaiac aISgc5eifnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
Stcls Ser Giebedben
lit ibt,,er pctleSt

98ien iiber 2onoou 10. Suni.-
9eriftc aus 4jrag mel0en OoB Die
Mogen 0eY &dtriotismuS oort bod
gcbet. Ser Stof5 Der Gided)en 10
heiBt es lit 0urdJ Die 9}ieoerlage scr
tid)ediihen 2egionare 0lird Die lIn.
qorn idmer berIeet lporoen. 0fait
belt Oieic 5ruppen fir oie groBar-
tighten Der g8eIt. 4ie 2egiondre.
peIhe adnlpie in 6ranfreid beitar-
Den bobet lplirOeH ols lttbeiie9bor
9ebolten Gbipobl Die tifed]iiden
SoIooten in Der Wle6rbeit 5o5inIi-
item Iino, 10 mollen lie nit Dem 9ol-
ihelpiSmus bod nidts 3n tim 6aben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
SricSensbeeinoiiiteem
in Dru6 eribienen

28ni6irgten 10. SUM. Die bic
iiqe Observation-Disclosures itclte bier
lette 9,adt einen neten 5fncllig-
teitsreforO ouf, ais ser Cert Der
eeiltiden 6rieOensbeoingiuigrn mel
der ndI'c5ll 100000 g9orte entbdlt,
ifnerGolb gre Stlm0en aligeiebt
uno ortGreji gelnoht nurDe. 3ie
i5rie6ensbe0inallngen ner6en etlpu
6J Scltcr I'M nGongreiiionnl Ge,
cor6" e'nnebmen lul0 Die Sesfoiten
uilein wrr0en init $4,000 ouqcge.
ben. Ger 5ennt cntidlob ii6 crit
nm 5 llgr, Sie geoingungen gu oer-
cFfentlldea. 3non5ig Nimlten ipd-
ttr mar sic g[6idrift bereits in
Setle Setihnitten uno in sen Sam
ocn bon As Miuidjinipbern. IS aor.
refturleier bciorgten Die 9lIsmer
5iltig 5er Tehlern Bon Dem berih-
tigfcn Cert mnroen bierani iofort
99ilriteuar5iist aenomlnen, pel6e on
oie berihilNenen groBen 9agcs5eis
ocg 2nnoes 3ur geroiientli-
dung d6gegeben fpur0en ObnobL
Die Observation-Disclosures ipater in
5Sofnmeutinrh gcorndt mcroen.
aod iciort $4,000 a6orude
Jergeittlit. I'M an Die reguloren
SubfriGcnten oes ,Gongreiiionol
]tecoro" gdnnot 5ii iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
Sialss ole @onpcrncur.

9cs gloiues, sSa, 10. Slui.-
cberit aPoit 3ihleD bon Council
Nluiis. gornmaG6eur oes 1853. SSl.
falteriC.9 .9eeinenies, miro eriuflt.
Die ao'olentur als @ouberneur or.
5unebpen. Sn- eiiicr gSeriammIung
Ger 9cnofr1ten in Greiton, So.
pnrOe Die 9lneeIeaenheit beiprodcn.
Die MitoIiener ieines 9legimcptes
hoben ieine adnbibntur ifou bor1er
beiproden rnh oarouf eeOrumaeh.
@iele Zertotraten glouben bdb
sgaott GInIen eriudhIt neroea tOrna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
liner 92oiiun nrnpeno6or.

elmer Station nniueno6or.
7ie politiiden ausfid,ten beg Ger
troges beipredeno. erfl1rte Wiarfie,
miB, ooB iib Der gertro9snrtifel bel
iolhe ouBerorOenili6e 0}ddt aul
Die Sdaoeneriagfpnln1iiiion ilber.
trogt, olS unertraglid uno itnan-
ne1nlbar erIpeiien milroe. Gie aom'
milton milrne bic 0todt boben, iiber
9eiltihlan0s Ginnabnlen git berfii.
gen uno 10 Dem 0eutiden 8arlonent
0ieiee 8efliguis entreiBen. 0asielbe
Ipiiroe feline Stitnme bel 9lufiteaung
ocS 9uogets baben. Gie in 9oriS
tagenoe aomnlliiion ipiiroe ieoe eiu.
3elne @elpiIligung in 9eutidlano6
nntionoIcm guoaet NIT ibrem gcto
belegen un0 bnler bon Goris aus
Die geinurte gerpaItung 3eutid-
lan0s regulierer.
gieie aonuttiiiion iuIroe iogar
0eutIhIan0s llnterrihts anitdlteu,
icine gabnen fitr3 ieoe Gbaie oeS
ilouItrieaen u10 fttItItreIlen gebens
Ser Station reguIieren. Gle poll.
tiihen GeGte ciues freien 9olfes
miirOen uns borent6alten. 4nf 9c.
febI nieier aomuiijiinn niibten mir
@eiebe omtebmen. itno 8nar audi
ioIde, 6enen GoIf uno Horlament
opponieren milrOen. gs mare Dies
ein 9l6ioIlltismis. iuie er oil oic
3eiteu 2l0wigs oes @ier3ebnten er.
innern niir0e. Scr 8anfier aab
Der 0teimtng 9dl&orud, oaB ooS
amerifanii6e 8olf nit Dieien Glmf-
ten oes @erfrdges gar nidt bertraut
iein foune, iul0 iaGte
g9os oeldid)c @olt lit bereit bic
iAmeriten @erpilt6tuneeH 8i iIber.
nebnlen, 1ber Is fam einen Ser.
trog nid)t iutterihretben, Der es unt
Die eIenentnritcn 0lenidenredte
bringen pitr0e gds oeutIde golf
nimnt iiir iit jene gedte in 2In.
ipruh. iDelde in Der omerifauii9en
Observation-Disclosures nieberge.
leat finO. Soaten Die 9tlliierten
GentibIono &o1material beripeieern
tno oornif ab3ielen Dem oelttihen
gof ielbit lire pabrifiparen 8u lie.
fern, Damn miro lid oas Seer Der
ar6eitsloien un0 brotloien Meniden
in Deiitihlnnb bafo auf 20,000,000.
beloufeu. Gin rniniertcs 9ahif.
InHo fam nidt Ser stumble Der gn.|
lilcrtcn bleibeH ino glnbrnnasmitielI
fann es nid)t einiilbrcli lpem esI
niflt 5d6rifnoreu ousfiibreu fonn.
Sonten 9eutihlan6 bic 1bio!ut not.
geoiraungen 3um phDii.
iheH itno poliiliden 9ehen Drrioat|
perocn oonu niro Die @erniftung
oieies politiiGen @enteinfreieng on.
oeres llHbeiI In @etOLas bnbea.@ .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
Oeffcrtlit3e OcbamSe
II. tl1cbnitnoen bcwaept

glelp gorf, 10. SUM. -9lGe MIDI
tigen 6ifentIide @e6dllbe in Der
5tabt 9lelu Dorf, iopie Die g8oD-
nltfgen bon pronliilenten 9iirgerl.
Die Der @eiabr ausgeiebt iinO, 3ur
3ieliheibe Der angriffe bon 3errori-
iten un6 8erbredern 31 werOen iino
inter Die 2luiiiht bon elmer 3ruppe
bon 300 S6ubmdnnern in 8iirger.
flei0ang geiteat moroen. Boli3eibe.
ante pn0 gimOesoaenten iprehen
iib ni1t barber aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-10
Sic r@robell Sitr1
naf6giebiger geiinnt
OentldlanS mag bafSieTt Hcr t>Slacrliad beifrcs
ten; perid1leppmneer i'm Dcrtraa nit DETER
reid; Jtalieis ucrlanef picl
Die 1lsriatiiRe Sraee TT man aneeblie9 beiscl

oliuqen 5itr 8iloune elmer 2ied bon
9tdGten, Die nicbt sur 2iga eeb0rens
an3utniipfen. Dtan lit Der Anitd9f,
oob, penn etipas 0erartiges niid)
nidt ioIort ols beporitebeao al be-
tradten 1T, bod inlnier Die Gefnbr
norliegt, Dab cine ioldle 9iga 5ltitan-
be fommen tonne, lpenn Ieutlhlnfo
ouBerbal6 Der 8olterIigo ite1e. Ges.
baIb miro Die Altfna9nie Geltfih.
lonOs in Die 80Iterligd elnpfo6Iell.
UNI Oosiel6e inrnit beiier 1T Gbodlt
llno I'M 3dltue balten au tonnen.
Son oieiem @eSallfen iin0 oie Ber-
treter @roB6ritanniers, 9Ituerifqs
unb Staliens blr9oruneef. Gin
@}itglieo Der 80lferligafoulltiHion
fagte NIT 8e5u9 hierauf unter oiloe-
rent: n8ir fonnen NIT Gentld[nfl0
better iertig iperoen, ipenn es CUR 2i-
go gebort, oIs ipenn es 0erielber
fern itebt. sluBerholb oerieIben fam
es ieine eigeneu @cge iuonoeln; ais
0litglieo ober n1itB Is iid 0enielbet
9ilidten llntertperien, iDie bic 81
liierten
gremier @len1enceolt Sol. 6. 80.
9ouie nno 2orb Hobert Geeil 9abefr
Die Be0lnglii1qeif, 1ttiter ipeld1en oits
0ere giationen tpie Die Grun0er Der
9iga Mitglieoer Der @olferIiga lDer-
ben tOnnen elmer geOiiion alilter5o-
gen unO IN 8e5ug ouf 0elttif)lan0g
9lufnabne folgenoe alban0ernngcf
Dorgenontn1en
T. erri6tlng elmer itabiIen ne !
9ierung.
2. llnteraeidnung Oes arieOens.
pertrdaes.
3. Die getreiie sIiisfii6rl4pa hqr
eingegongenen 8eoinguHgea.
Ger &ertrag nit Eeiterreidj.
9aris, 10. sunni Ger pplifi-
ihe &eil oes f5rieoensbertraaes nit
9eiterreidl iii iiulrer nod fiidlt fer-
tig geiteat. 8ie Stoliener berlangelt,
oaB alle unerfpilniften geipob1ser
bon &eilen 8Drols, Die al sStaLien
faaen ioaen oes 3anoes 8n nerlDei-
len itno. Gieie 5orOerilng itobt aitf
8i0eritano. 8eritbte aus 8ien iiber
aopenbagen beiagelt. OoB am sams
tag ltnO Son1tta9 IN 8ieh 9em1otlr
Itrationen ltottfnnoen, ltafeiltlih bor
Dem 6allptquartier Oer gftente
aontmiiiion, in meldcr aegen Bic
6rte0cnSbe0ingungen 9roteit erbo.
ben miro W}an oerIangte gnidlIuB
an GeutIhlono. Is tpur0en Neiolu-
tioncn gefaBt, in pelaan bic otter.
retdliden 3eleaaten attfgeiorDert
mer6en ben 5rieQensbertrag niht
3u uuter5eihnen.
Gg.Saiier mng frei nuSgeGrn.
GariS, 10. SUM. 80 Die anteri.
faniiden 5rieoensOelegaten iitl0 Der
9lnii6t ooB man bon einer FRO.
oes Gr.aaiiers glbitdnO
ne9mcn iollte, 10 lange ct til Sol-
lan0 Elm einfodes 2ebelt fiibrt. 5ie
berpeiicn Ooroltf Dob ioIlte er bro.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
NET EARNINGS
 S54,293,O1e
American Telephone and Telegraph Go. Shows Sur
 plus of $3,671, ,622.

New York, March 10-The net earnings of the American Telephone and Telegraph Go. for the year 1915 were $54,293, ,O16, according to the an nual report issued today. Deduction of interest charges left a balance of S43,9O1, ,321 available for dividends which was an increase of S5, ,430, , over the previous year. The surplus for 1918 was S3,671,622
 Theodore IN. Vail presented, in the form of a, diagram, an argument for an increase in telephone rates. The diagram shows the rise in comm odity costs and wages while rates have re mained almost stationary. Relative 1y to the price of commodities in gen eral, the rates have decreased 30 per Cent, it is pointed out.
 About 12 per cent. increase ta rates is needed,' says MT. Vail. which appears almost negligible when compared with advances i1I the cost of living throughout the coun- try"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
Commander of Famous Black Watch Wants
 Cameron Freed
(Continued From Page One.)

(Continued From Page One-) | James J. Curley, then mayor of Boston, was present at the dinner as a guest of honor, and the bag pipes which Cameron had used were pre- sented to him by Cameron
 The local police forwarded a pho tograph of Cameron to the Boston police and learned that he was the man they sought Mrs. Cameron was notified and accompanied by her child went to Boston to confront Cameron.
 In the meantime the regiment had gone to Halifax, Nova Scotia, where military officers were apprised of the facts surrounding the case. Cameron was court martialed, and sentenced to serve in the front line trenches continuously, for the duration of the war. or utni1 he was killed.
 This sentence has been faithfully carried out according to his con- manding officer, and Cameron has come through with four wounds, and the loss of one of his arms. His com manding officer Is authority for the statement that he plans a trip to this city for the purpose of clearing Cam eron from the charge now hanging over him in the near future. Came ron has an excellent military record.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
MRS. JOHN J. BERGEN

The funeral of Mrs. John J. Der gen was held from her late residence, 127 Ann street, at 8:30 this morning and at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's church with Q solemn high mass. Rev. M Traynor was the celebrant, Rev. J. McGivney of Westville, deacon, and Rev. John J. Burke of Portchester, subdeacon. Rev. Thomas B. Hanley was the master of ceremonies. A quartet composed of Mrs. J. Sullivan, James Kennedy, Joseph Clabby and John Diag sang Ave Marie at the offertory and Face to Face" after mass. The bearers were Frank and Edward Mullins, James Doherty, An drew Britt, Charles Birbaum, George Frank. Interment was at St. MichaePs s 2ceme etery.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
CAN TRUSTEE
 RENT PLANT?

The question of allowing Trustee John s. Pullman to rent the plant of the Bridgeport Tube Works, which recently went into bankruptcy, will be discussed at a meeting of the cred itors to be held March 1Z at the of fice of Referee in Bankruptcy John w Banks It is understood that the trustee has received, several offers from concerns which desire to rent the plant.
 The Tube Works creditors held meeting this morning to consider the trustees petition to sell the assets As the inventory had not been com pIeted Referee Banks decided to take no action until next week. The petition of Harry IA. Bandell of Stratford for a discharge from bankruptcy was allowed. No credi- tors appeared this morning to oppose the petition. He had no assets.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
HUBBELL SUIT
 TO BE RESUMED

The cross examination of Ida Mans field, of this city, the nurse who is suing the estate of Frederick Hub bell for $1,500, will be continued when the trial of the suit is resumed tomorrow morning, before Judge Greene and a jury in the Superior Court.
 The nurse claims HubbeI engaged her in 1914 and promised to pay her SIS a week. She said she attended q both MT and Mrs. Hubbel1 and al- though a large sum is due her for wages she did not receive it from Hubbeu during his lifetime. Hubbell, who owned a farm in Oxford, died in 1915 and the present action is brought against Louis B. Hubbell, ad- ministrator on his estate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
EDWARD O. WALSH.

Edward c. Walsh died last Satur
 day night at the family home, 5S2 Myrtle avenue, following an Illness of more than a year. MT. Walsh YVES e6 years old and a native of this city
 For a number of years he was en!- ployed as a. carriage maker by the old firm of Hincks & Johnson. In addition to his wife the deceased left a. daughter, Miss Margaret Walsh, and a son, Rev. Edward T. Walsh, for merly a curate at Holy Angels R. C.. church, Meriden, but now chaplain at Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
MRS. MARY JENNINGS

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jennings was largely attended this morning. It was held from her late residence, 483 Putnam street at S:30 o'clock and st o'clock from St. Charles church. Rev. Thomas P. Gloster was ce1e- brant, Rev. Charles Kelly, deacon and Rev. J. J. McGivney subdeacon. As the body was brought into the church ''Tvhy Will Be Done' was sung. At the offertory Miss J. Murray sang Ave Marie," after mass, she sang, Heaven Is Her Home," and as the body was brought from the church, Miss l.. McPadden and Miss Murray sang Nearer My God To Thee" The bearers were Michael and Daniel Mo Padden, Thomas and Patrick Burns, Herbert and John Mccormack. Inter ment was at St. MichaeTs cemetery.