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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
Blutioe 1inrilbcn
In 5rlanS

Dublin ssSSrlanO, 80. Qe5. Sn
elmer S6ieBerei 5lpiiden Ser 8ade
0es biSefoniglihen 9alnIteS uno eli.
ner galthe bon StroBenldufern
ipur6e Elm Sffi8ier Der @ohe' uno
Elm StroBenpoliant getotet. Ste
8a6s plir0e Inn l1br Sonrltag
morgcn Sur1 onboIteroes SdieBei,
in Der 9sabe oes 9aloite8 gum gnt-
ienoen elmer gotroaiIle beipogen,
tpelde bago nit ben ltnrllbeItiftern
in einen Rit9elmedieI eeriet, tpobet
Der Seutkart 8elt burds Sera gc-
ifoiien iuur6e. Bon ben &nbeItorern
ideint feiner getroffen iporoen at
lem 6ageaen iDIrbe Elm fitr5Iid aug
6em Soipitol erltInHener g(rbeiter,
Der sllfdaig burd ben 8arf ging,
bon elmer iuiIogebenOen argeI geto.
tet.
2on0on, 90 9e3.-9os ,Sunbob
Gbenine Gelegram" bcridtet meb.
rere ansriffe alif ensIiide geamte tn
SSrlono. g[uf eiren aonitobler int
GonntD 8onegalI tpuroe Elm Gfub
our6s sSeniter nbeeeeben, obne i'm
gu treffeu. Gin Sarntboiis in Ser
Rdbe bon gictoria grioge fuuroe
bon elmer 8art0e iiberfallen itnb ale
Baffen Degaefiibrt. sSn &iflarnep
lDnroe Elm aonltabler 6lrh einen
S9nB hertpunoet, ols er perIudte,
cine S6ldeerei 8piiden Soloaten
nno 3ibiliiten aii been6en. Som
8o1nbof in 2angarbon lit cine
groBe Mcnoe @lunition geItobIen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
Gnlpte9lnlgsn|5''tr
Snonltrietou
Die BON prdiiSent tplicn eineeiette lsSrperidbaft
iiitterbreitct cincn pcrldmfiecn seridf;
Parincnie tpirS anacifrebt.
@enoiieni3affi@e perbanslnnsen bereGtist

8oibineton, 80. Seq. Ole bon
oem praiioeuten eireeiest inouItrieI.
lie &oulnliifion bat einen 8lon ent.
iuorfet oae Streitigfeiteh Die ami.
, iben glrbeitern itno glr6eitgebern
entipringen ulogen mittels in6u.
itrieIer @eridtsb6fe entideioen a..
lailen. gln 6adlerte lit Die gluffor.
oernng ereangeL Oiesbe5iigli6e &or.
idl1ge 5l MAIDEN; in Der Sot ioIl
iib Die gau8e 8ebolferllng oIs Mit-
glieo Der inoultriel(en aonlnliIiion
betrahten. Sobnlo Die g8ilion Som.
ntiiiion ii9 ipieoerN bier om 12. so.
nliar perianintelt, i'm ibren 9eridt
oefinitio atts5unrbeitert, oiirfte fie
itt5Dii6en bunOerte 8prldlGge bon
GapitoliIten, g(rbeitern tno on0ern
rrboIten baben. Man lit entidIoIien
10 lange in &onferena 81 bleiben,
bis man ouf pirfli6e Neiultote iei.
ner slrbeiten beripeiien fam.
Ser heilte ultterbreitete 9eridt
Der aonlniiiion 8erfdlt in orei Sei.
le.
GrItens - Sic aouniiiion er.
fI6rt, 0aB 6as glrbeiterprobIem iei.
ner 2oiung ud9er gcbradt miro, 70.
balO Elm beiiere8 8eritdn6nis Slpi-
ifen g(rbeitern uno glrbeitgebern er.
5ielt miro.
3tpeitens = Gie &ontliiiion eut-
pIieblt oonn Die Giniebung zines in.
ouitrieIlen tribunals, Inn alien in-
ouItrieIlen a1utpfen Elm gn0e 3u
MAIDEN; oieies Tribunal ipG aus 9
Wlitglie0ern belteben; oeinielben finn
IL &egionnltribunale ltnterlteIlt,
iuelhen ipeitgebeuoe Mndtbefugniiie
bel Grbebung Der llriaden bon
StreifS itnb GdIi6tlng oerielben
ge9eben tper0en.
Sritfens @ie Gonlmiiiion lit
Der WteIHltng ooB in Der giienbabn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
GrhaIten msEr pphn.

geep yorf, 80. 9e3.-gIm /. go.
mar peroen Die $4,000 stneeiteIlter
Der 8eitern Union telegraph ilno
Selepbon gompanp cine 2obnerbo.
btins erbalten, Die ii6 i'm Sabre out
$5,000.000 belaufen fpiro. aneelteq.
te, Die iih ldnger oIs Elm Sobr IN
9ieniten Der @eieGfdoft befinoen,
erboIten cine 2obnoufbeFeriine bon
Is 9roocnt; bieienieen, bic 6 Wto.
nate, ober tuertiser iuie EN- Sobr I'M
9ienite finb, erbolten eine 9uIaae
bon 10 Nro3ent. 2eute, Die $3.50
per Monot erbalten befommen feline
3uloee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
Sbtt,erer BabnilnfaM
bel port 1trtb,tr, Ger.

Beaumont, Ger, 80. Ges.-@ine
Saternrban Gar, Ole oen gerfebr
alpii6en oieier Staot ,no Bort slr.
THUR bernittelt, idIue in ser geG6e
bon Bort alrtbur Inn. 3ipei gerIo.
men miiroen iufort gctotet uno iiber
100 berlett. mebrere oerieIben le.
benssefahrliG. stIIe berfiigbarert
Aerdte nits Der ltrleegeno fins nod
Der llusliidSitatte obaesansen. Ser
9onoitfteur 6. 6. &oberts ipuroe
mittelit Saidennleiiern ats oet
Sritumern berborgegroben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
sOOesarteiI sesen geri6uSrer nm.
geitohsu.

@nibiroton, 80. Ge3. 9as
SSuiti8oepartentent miro benz graIt.
oenten ertpfeblen 6os frieesgeridt.
iide SooesitrteiI geeen ben friibercn
oeutidm Geeoffioier 2otbor @it.
ife oufsubeben itno oenieIben Dor
Elm 8unoesgerift ipesen 8erIesuug
oes Spionagegeieses au felen. @it.
ide, Der aeeenmdrtig In Sort Sou.
fton gefangen fitt, iuitroe int Sabre
1918 In MogoIes, 9tris, gefnngen &c.
nommen 1mS beidnIbigt fih NIT
gropngnitoo sir gnregune bon Re.
aerunriiben i'm Siioen befabi s.; Ga.
BEN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
Gint Nn3abl @bisfeD=
@iftmii4er Der9aftet
6eocn ncbrcre Scriclbcn tpirS Sic BeiMmlSiamna
Ses ,ltorSes crbcbcn; 6cnu6 BON Polss
alkcRcl fcrScrt nod ntcbr Opfer.


Sem gorf, 28. 9e8.-Die 3abl
oerienigen oie in ben Ietten Saget
infolae bcs @enitiies bon Solaipiri-
tug geltorben iiro, lit aitf rs geitie-
gen uno oieIe onoere Spfer Oes
gef1Ii1ten s8bisfep1 liegen erblins
oct uno gelGbnlt in Sen &ranfenbdu.
fern. Den bo6iten 3oa bat bos @ift
inn Connecticut Sal eeforoert, no
So Sote pcr5eidnet tperoen. SsSnl gan.
5en iino in oen gteu.Gnglnnb Staa.
ten 6S Ierionen, anter oenen aipei
Srauen ben @irfltngen oes Sol5-
nlfobols erlegen Bon Chicago per.
ben a, bon gsepdrf, g. g., 8, bon
glebeIono, s., 8 Sooesfdae beri9-
tet. Sn einem SoteI an Ser Sui.
ton Strnhe ipurOen alpei Cote itno
afpei Sh'perfranfe ols OFFER oes
berberblihen @etr1nfs attfgeflinben.
) sSn 8erbinoung NIT ben sabIrei5
den Sooesf1nen infolge oes @enui.
ies bon aiftigen @bisfeb, fudt Die.
gteu gorfer Goliaei, @ebeimpoliai-
iten bonn 8inneniteteran1t uno bonn
Suiti8oepnrtement ben sSnlporteur
lino Mfofler g(ooIf 8oraneIli BON
bier, Ser 12 Sab biefes @ei0ffs in
ben San6el gebraht boben foG. Gsl
ideint, als OBJ nuBer6em elm regel.
reGteS GonIortiliin bon estalienernI
fi6 NIT Der Seritellung bon Sola-
alfobolfdJnnps beld1ftigt Bot, unol
mdn min tpifier baB oieie gonbe
mebrere bitnocrt Sob ibres Sobri.
fats nod Den 9eu-Gnglano Staoten
beridift fat. Gie 9oIi3ei Bat fiinfl
@iftmiider berbaftet barlttlter oenI
&Goelsfiibrer.
9oteliuirt geite6t sdJnapsbanSel Elm.
Chicago, %. 9ea Aim Sonntag
abeno tpareri bier SO MGniter un6 81
8ranerl, in SprillafieIo 3 0aanner|
itno | Sroit in Solpofe 70 Mdn.t
ner, IN SbonlpionbiIle 2 Nednnerl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
ucirpartiian league
lit ficgcssciui6

a,ismard, 81. O., 90. 9es.-a.
1 4Eopnep, Der GrGiioent Der gon.
}5iinn 2eague, bat propbe3eit, ooB
y 8abIen oes fonmeroen Sabres
E 5arncroreaniiution in mebre.
f Der 13 Gtaatcn, in benen iie
s III, ben Sieg berIeiben Mir
Il Inter ben piitberen" Staaten
inte er @linneiota uno 8aibin.
itnter ben aboffnungsboIlen"
rbo, 0ebrasfa mo $eras. SsSn
/! Pm 9fidblif oui Die in Moro.
1fota ourdgefiibrten gIdne Der
t5lportiian 2eaeue betonte Conn.
d oaB iofpeit ale bon Grfolg &c.
Nnt genelen tp1ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
sSn bic eiuiaen ssaabnriinbc.

HamliTs, 8bo, %. 9c3.-SSln
sllter bon t06 sSabren berltorb oieier
Gage im @ountp Seim gu Giron
q8ater" sSalnes Sberrao llno muroe
om Sonntog beitattet. CT mar 1918
IN Ohio geboren tpanoerte nit Ser
eriten gnierantenlpeIle ipeItp6rts
lino fltbr !pdbreno bieIer Sabre bie
Eoitfutihc aipiiden Council Bluffs
nno South 4Iotte gr mar elmer
Der @fitfantpfer oes Sbornbera WeaI.
iofre uno bolf tapfer in Der Ser.
teioigune Ser fIeinen &oIonie aeaen
oie &otblute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
gsiaa Srp6t Siad,e nm

81 Goiu. Ger, 80. 9ea.-Sn eli
nem gries an Die onlerifoniide
9reiie gibt General" giIla ieiner
Srauer iiber Die Sinridhrne oes
General SeIipe slneeIes ourd me.
rifaniid1e &eeierungstruppen 9llts.
outd nnS oroht nit @eroeltiinds.
nlobreaeln aeaen oIIe SeiInebnler an
oem n0ic,lheIit,orb.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
prdfitent 11oilicn
tpirS 65 Jabrc oft

@ofbinstun 80. Sea. SIN gei.
iein ieiner Salnilie feierte aeitern
Sraiibei1t gSiIion ieinen So. @e-
lleber cine Stitnbe lang
belt lid Serr @iIion nitf Der
Serouoa oes 8eiBen &aiiies ouf.
Cine Menge @Iiifiuunidoepeiden
iino ibm 5iisegansen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
sneit inn pclniiebett
y Deere Sicnen

srIin 80. 9es.-9ie a9euti6e
rIegaeitin9" piIl niiien, oaB bic
Itiihe' 0fegierilng ole ilngen
Vie in oenl ibnen abgetretenen
Atpre1ibiiden @e6iet gum 9ienit
y polniiden Seer 5ipingen mill;
ia 5000 Mann niiroen bon Die.
OSroer betroffen fueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
Gpanien lpirb ant herhienrn.

MiaOri0, 80. 0e5.-9ie Iteigenoen
Silberprsiie iteIlen Sponien einen
netten gcroienit bel Dem @erfauf
bon 10000 aiIogroinm (SS,t60
9fltnh) siIber in glusfidt; oie ipa.
niide @egieritns gelangte in 6en
geiis o.eies Silbers, ols fie bor
einem Sobraebnt bic in einer gsribat.
tniinae geprdgten nSebillanog" SoIer
eitaog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
Emc Stcitcrit
INT Srankrcitt

anris, 80. 9ea. -5inonaniiniiter
los bat beute in Der fransoiiiaen
Gputiertentonliner cine neue Steli.
k8orloee eingereibt. @tiiiif. uno
En5bollen peroeu I'M 20 9roSent
Ser @innobmen beiteuert; Gbenter
b SDntpboniefon5erte Inn 10 bis
uno ssiIirltheoter I'M 10 asro.
hat. Tferoerennen uuo @orerf6nr.
Y, iofuie 6bnlihe 9nrbietinsen
kyoen ebenfaIls nit 10 grSent Re.
ert.
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gsbisfeb aus aanaha einaeidmms.
neIt.

gorcsiter, @aIi, 80. Ges.-es
bat fid berauseeiteIlt, ooB cine
Nenge @bisfeb aus aarto6a In
Seltbaaen ndf) Den Der. Staoten
eingei6nusselt nerben. 9ie @e.
BORDEN bohen eine ipeitgebenoe lin.
teriudure eineeIeitet
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u1etterteridt

Sir Snlnba uno ltrneegenb -
S6on belite noft unb Dienstna.
gftuas filter beiite nodt.
Sir Stebrnsto - Sdon bette
aodt uno 9ienstaa. @tluos fiIter
beute naht i'm Storoen iino Often
an 9ienstae.
SIR Soma = Sh0n bente nnft
lino mabrideinIid Gienstoe. gtpos
talter belite nudt i'm gsorOoIten om
0ienstog.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29
IL Hbein tritt
iibcr icinc 1tfer

j garis, 30. Gea.-eine Gepeide
sts Main8 beiagt. baB Die lleber.
Fttiir9ea oes giheins Die idIintni.
81 Der Iesten SO Sabre ipGren.
If Die 9iebenfIiiiIe besielben fin6
FER lire llfer eetreten. Der onge.
|&tete Saditaoen 1T linsebeuer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29

un0 in @reenfiel0 | Wann an Ml.
foboloeraiituns eeitorben. Mler
Gerrb, 8eiiber 0es vantericnr
Sollie" in gbicopee 5nlls, bat benz
9iitriftsantuolt eingeitailoen baB er
so @anonen r@bisfep" in Sartforo,
Conn, 9efouft uno Biz oif s @dllo-
men berfol:ft babe. CT bot ben
n66nops" ourd einen Subrntnnn
GarIirg, Der ebenfaIIs perbdftet lit
in guten @loibelt beaogen.
sSn Sartforo, Conn.,, fin0 Sipei
ipeitere s1Ile bon Mfobolbergiftung
befannt gepor0en, ood ouber ben
gerieIoeten 13 SooesfdIIen baben
feline einen t6tliden glusgang genon1-
men. 8ier M1nner tDeroen III Inter-
iudunesbaft .gebaIten. Sofob grii.
neriuine miro fir 0as Snitpt Der
Sdnnpsi6mrggIer angeieben. gr
iou felt Sem /. Suit ourd oen Ser
falif eingeidmiigeelter @etrdnfe
$4,000 beroient baben Dor
@eibnodten ipltroen t2 Sab bon
SEEM Worf eirigefiibrt, ourd 8aiier.
8lifaB oaf "a SAB gebradt lno tells
iiber Die Sonbonf, tells faBipeiic
fir $3.50 per Quart berfalft.
Nene garfiimfabrifen MAIDEN
S6naps.
gleip Dorf. 49,. 9ea. -9ie poli.
Seilide u;1terindune Der 5nbIreiden
SooesfIlle infolge oes 8enulieS bon
6ol5nIfobnlfhnnps baben ergeben,
bob in Den lesten 8 Monaten iiber
1000 Berionen grlaubllisifeine sur
9eriteanng bon Garfiini bon Sen
gunoesbe1oroen erpirft boben, uno
oaB BON aieien ni1t nlebr ais so
uirfliG garfifrn fabri6ieren Der ST.
loubnisi6ein beredtigt Die Srbaber
finn giufauf BON 8arfiilneriaipiri.
hts gum Greiie bon $3.50 per @dI-
lone, ltnn oieieiligell pelIe feine
giien5en beriteIes
9aben bunoerttalfien0e @allonet er.
porberl.
3luei ipeitere sooesfGGe tperoer
BON Seem 9orf beri9tet.
aanias Gitp, @to, 80 Gea.
Sin Monn lit tot ltno 5ipei sSrauen
,iegen in fritiihem 3titon6e on ben
5olgen Ses Sol3aIfobolgenuiies
ealton, go, 20. 9ea. Ssnfolae
>pS @enltIies bon Sol5alfoboI ipur0e
in bieiiger Sdubbanbler boIlitanoig
,rblinoet in einent Soipital eineeIie.
fert, mo er nod fitr5er 3eit Itarb.
rs Giftmiider mnter slrreit.
9sem gorf, 80. Inter Der
4nflage, an oert ablinoen Soo",
Der felt 8eibnadten iiber 100
0pfer geIoroert bat, lnitiduloig su
lein, ftno big iest 26 GefIonen Der.
3nftet iporben 0abon entfallen s
lnf 9aetp Oorf, 6 auf Sem Saber,
5onn, 2 oltf @olpofe, 0aii., ilno 1
lnf SbonpIonbille, Conn. 9rei BET
n Stem glorf gerbnfteten tuurben
1on agenten Der 8unoesbeb0r6en
urter 6enen fid Ser
8ein- iinb Spiritltoiennlafler go.
taneai befinoet ben man fir oen
serian0 oes pergifteten gsbisfep
1o6 9ee.n GngInuo berantiportIidl
liIt. 0ie meiiten 8efangenen iuer.
zen megcn Soti6Iog in Saft gebaI.
en-.
Chicago, 20. 9es. Inter Dem
gerOa6t. eefdrbten SoI8alfoboI ors
8bisfep in ben Sanoe[ gebrodlt All
laben perbcn bon Ser 9oIisei 8
Vfann IN ltnterilidungsboft aehoI.
en- ais oeren G1oelsfiibrer oer
riibere Rtopffefter Som @arb on.
leieben miro. ssS1 Der leBten ISOLDE
mo III Chicago 10 9erionet an aft.
igent Nllfnhol deItnrben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-29

0oS i'm 2anoe sroiiierenbe Infer.
iitfungsfieber bot aiih ben @onber.
neur pnn @eItpirsinien ereriffen.
gr nil eincn Spn1ntoro iiiiteriuden
Io5Ien. Wion oenfs'
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= es be6obIi fid. in ben .aIni.
fifiaierten anaeiaen" Der sribiine su
onricneiererl.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT Ea ssl). AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT or OCTOBER 9, 1917 ON FILE AT
TIE POST oFYICE OF OMAHA NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. 8. BURLEsoN. P0sTMAsrERG GENERAk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-28
HUNS INDIFFERENT At
PEACE NEWS, TROOPS GAY
Going Home Tout de Suite,
Says Dousnboys When the
Germans Are Reported To
Have Accepted Terms '''l

cohlens. Inne S-''psuisehlant
ubsr allies" exclaimed m.ddle-agec
xar widow. one of a party ~ diners
Last night. when an extra Of the Co
hlenfeF zelinns appeared announclns
thai the welinar assembly lssi voted
10 slen the I,eac- treaty. "Neln. nein,
Deutschland unier alles.' bitterly
cried q porily German. formerly an
officer In che German army. member
~ the same party, The comment of
the Two summarized the spirit IN
which the Germans received che news.
which spread like magic through the
restaurants aud streets Just at ihe
dinner hour.
There seemed 90 be great relief
because the war was over. Some per-
sons accepted the signing of the trcaiy
with pleasure. others made no effort
10 conceal their dissatisfaction.
The terms of peace mean another
war within ten years" grimly dcclar-
"d q prussian. with a close-crO ped. |
bullet shaped head. Germany has
learned her lesson. The next war will
not be an invasion Of Beleiuml nor the
sinking Of Lusltanla. but several
other things"
The biggest things which had come
In for years was received generally |
with stoiclsm. The Germans had no
celebration no hilarity. no smiles. The
subject hardly seemed 10 be dlscls sed
except in undertones, Win a solemn
OF heads.
Among the American though The
news wa3 shouted to every American
within halling distance But there
we're no scenes Of gaiety in the off
'ers' clubs and In other haunis where
nen OF the army OF occupation as
,embled.
Were going home toni de suite
hats what peace means" summed up
he viewpoint which the Americans
Invariably expressed.
Less than an hour after word Of the
ction of the assembly al Welmar
cached Coblenz long trains of sup
ly wagons drawn by plodding mules
iarted TO cross the bridge of boats.
eturnlng from the east bank 10 their
ormcr billets on the west bank OF the
iyer The remainder OF the troops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-28
nUnlM|lM HEADS
''''''I;I GET HUGE OVATION
t>edinand and Marie Are show
cred With Flowers On Their
Entrance 70 Trsnsylvania
A. It, Sovereigns

predsal. Rumania. jane .>-hlhs
F<rdlnaud ana Queen Marie received
sn ovation and were shoNerd Win
flowers n essFy FAilway station y
TIalsyl.anla When f.~ day sto
n J, made s..s.r formal ehi-y into that
ooan,ry a. soyereiSns for aesFlS falF
hundred ysara TFsnsylyanla has been
under the foreign yoke. - sy' -
~hsra N. Rnmanlsn sns"relgns ~'"
received with acclaim and hailed win
700. The day Was mad" a national
holiday.
In every city and town through
wAieh ihs royal Iariy passed we're
such signs as Long Live Your Mai'a-
~. Emperor Of all Rumania." "Long
lave the Royal Family" and 'i,ong
Live our Sovereign"
The Journey was made Iarily BY
train and partly by automobile. Al
Ardeal which Is the first town "a
Trausylyanla beyond the Rnmafnah
border. DR. NJ Braiuloscu. repres,ntins
the local government. declared 20
King Ferdinand that the Rnmanian
people had long waited for IN" mo-
ment when their sovereign would cross
the threshold OF Transylyanla and re-
deem the country from bondage OF
the Ausiro- Hungarians. lie assured
the king that the reople of Transyl-
ypnsa were az one in their devotion
and loyalty 10 him and that they all
TAILED the day OF their liberation from
the foreign oppressor and their unity
with their brother Rumarlans.
In reply. the king expressed his
warm thanks and said he would have
for the Inhabitants OF Transyylvania
the same affection and attachment he
had for all people OF Rumania and
THAI ne knew he could count with
confidence upon their support in car
rying out the purposes and plans OF
Greater R,flnania.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the matter OF the estate OF w L
Hawks. deceased. notice is hereby
given in pursuance OF an order of the
County Court OF the County of Hughes
State OF Oklahoma. made on the 2eth
day OF May, 1919. the undersigned
Administrator OF the estate of W. l..
Hawks, will sell at grivate sale to
the highest bidder subject TO confir-
ination by said Court on the 18th day
OF July. A. d.. 1919, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at City Hall. Wetumka. Okla. all the
right. title and interest OF said W. L.
Hawks. in and to the following de-
scrlbed real estate situate in Logan
County. State of Oklahoma, to-wlt
An undivided one half interest in
the following lands; N. Y Of the NE.
x OF Sec. %, and Sc. u OF Sec. 15,
and lot ], and Sc. u of the SW.A
and N. y of the SW. u Of Ste. E5,
all in Twp. Seventeen. N7), Range 9
West Indian Meridian excepting the
Railway Right -of way, tract contain
ing 400 acres more or less.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions. to-
wit:
Cash in hand upon confirmation of
sale and execution OF deed
Bids for the purchase thereof must
DO In writing and must be filed in
the office OF Hamilton & Renfroe, at |
City HAN. Wetumka, Okla.
Dated the Goth day of June, 1919.
w CHAS N. HAMILTON.
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THE
SATURDAY. JUNE 20.
J Warrer kerrigan
"THE BEST MANI


fhe Best Man may be defined as
a comedy melodrama. if there is such
thing in the theatrical dictionary
Throughout the five reels tense scenes
and situations are counterbalanced
with unique humorous interludes,
which contrast, OF course, gives the
feature an excellent balance. The
idea presents q young detective who
Is commissioned by his employer TO
recover valuable papers that have
been stolen by gang of international
crooks. And the worse part of it,
the itended bridegroom was the head
of the crooks. The action shifted
from Washington via Pittsburgh, and
in the merry chase the honeymooner
were captured by the pursuing thieves.
The long arm of the law does the rest
Two reel Big V comedy, "HeaIthy
and Happy"
Gaumont News.
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Mr. C. ~ brooks. Marshall. Mich

vi. e T. DTUUKS, MAT6l0II. MICI
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tried the other day while the appli-
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l am In my eighty-hrst year. am an
OLD veteran Of the Civil War. born and
yaised In the town OF New Boston. N ~
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A new dust-laying preparation. the
basis Of which Is molasses, has been
introduced In the South African mines
The preparation. which contains a
small quantity of disinfectant, forms a
thick coating on the underground
walls and surface. and covers all dan
yerous noxious matter.
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The latest design of truck for fire
fighting has steel cage which Is
raised and lowered on steel cable @
the top of the ladder to aid entrappec
persons to escape from hte upper
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Others Failed But
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Mr.. G. Z. Brooks.
Marshall. Mich

Mr. G. +. Brooks, Sast
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