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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
&uiiiid)e Trage
na9e 6tr 20iung
praSiSemt 1oilIens Dorieblae, NIT pertrctern
aller rniiiid6en Saktioncft So perRarceln,
pom sen iibrieen ,1idebtclt an9cncmiitcit
Der frans. osleeat pieon opponiert Sem plan

syaftionen IN &uBlolio teilDeile all@
erfalnt, 10 0aB cine frieOlide So
Jung Ser ruiiil4en gngelegenbelfelt
in 4usfd]t Itebt. Der bonn 8rait-
oellten @iIion gentahte iin0 ollge.
nonlilene 8oriblag iiebt Dor, BOB
Gerterter oer olliierten in0 all0c.
geottonen auf ben Yrin5et Suieltl iill
Mornloro Wteer ndbs aonitantinoDfl
om Is. 6ebruar 5uiamtnentreffen
iollen. sSSn 0ieief aonferens loQen
Shritte getan iperOen, bic 3elfinff
Der ruiliiden gtatiorl auf @rlno
oeS Selbltbeitillunungsrehts 5u be.
ltinluten. Son ben Ruiiei eriuarfet
man bob iie geipiEIt aonaeiiiOneil
MAIDEN merOell, lpte 1. Q. ioforti9e
Gtnitellltng Der Standardization TIT
1lerbaIb Der ruiiii1en @ren3efl, az
gelneine 8ablen anf reprdiefltati-
Der 8oiis uno ARRANGEMENTS sIpeds
8e3ablurg Der rtifiIcben Natiotlals
iduIoen. gu1 miro BON ben Rlii.
fen Derlaltgt neroeE, ale ofnnunlls
iden 8olllperfe nus Dem @ege at
rdumeL 0antit 9eabrungsutittfI 1,ilD
9tobnaterialian ms 2nno geiddfft
Deroen fonnen, lin ben 2aliten Mr-
belt 5H 9eben. onntit fte iid) ieIbIt
ufterbqlten fonnen. SoboIo 0ia
ruIiiiden 6aftionen cine 9Ertfport
geibift baben miro Die aouliuiiIion
ernatlltt iperoen; Die Ser. 5taaien
iperoen oltr6 eirlen 3iDiliitan urlo
einen 9ffiaier Dertreten ieilt Ger
11ttltdno, oaB General 9eribilg ilnd,
8aris berltfen ipor0en iii, giebt
@rltil0 sur 4nnobnle, oaB Ct Der
nilitdrif1e @ertreter 0ieIar EaIegas
tion lein miro. goI. SouIe Dilrffe,
iollte e iein @eiunobeits5iiitdilo ge.
itotten Der anbere gertreter Der
Ser. Staaten iein. Die 9eIegatsit
@roBbritanniens 1tno bet ger. Gtaas
ten itben auf Die ilbrigen 9ertreter
Der @robnddte 5ranfreid, s.lien
uno sSapnt einen aroBen GinfluB
aus. Ser fron3oiiide @ertreter op-
, ponierte Dem 4lnne 8ilions, fagellD,
oaB @erbanOluNoen INIT ben rniIi-
ihen goIideipifi Nein 0irg Der I'm
u1ogIi9feit lei.
Die ruiiifde Grdse innr6e nia
Wontog oufgenomlnen; 0rei Gage
lang mar iie gegenitallo bet Bern.
tltngen; nadoem ieoer feline Mei.
nltng geiuBert, reibte 4rdiioent
@ttion ieiret 9[ntrag idriftliA Elm;
oieIer ipuroe als Die eit5ig lnoalibe
S0i1lng ongenonnle1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23

Bari8, %. eSall.-lleber 0ie geit'
rigen GerbanOlun9en Der JrieoenS'
0ele9oten miro offi5iea getnel0et.
Ser 9berlte interoIliierte ariegs.
rat periautntelte ii9 beute Inn Ill
llbr borlnittog8 irn @ebauoe 0eS
@tiniIterillnts oeS glellBeren Ser
8ralioent Der Ser. 5tanteL oie Mli-
niiterprdIioellten 1ulb Die @iiniiter
fir ou8lp6rtige 9lngeIegenbeiten Der
alliierten ltno aiiocilerterl Mddte TO-
ipie Die iobulliiden Gelegoten go.
ron Mofino llno Mnteui bericten Die
polniihe 8rage 1uto 8ogen @aridoll
Sod 3u ben 9eratungen bin8u. Sic
beiAloiie1t, iofort cine aoutmiiiion
uad Golen 3u ienOen, 6eIte1enO aus
8ertretern 9lnlerifas, Gnglan0s,
5ranfreids 1ln0 sytaliens. Damn
Duroe Die rniiiide 6raae tpie6er er.
ortert; 9rdiioent 8ilion reidte et.
men glntrog eirb ii6cr ben IebHnft De.
battiert nuroe 9ie Gibungen pur.
ben um 3 llbr nadnittogS Die1er
oufgetlominen."
Qaris, 23. San. (9Bon 2otpeGI
Wteqett, aoreiponoent Der llniteo
greB.) 9os ruiiiiAe 8robIen.
Oos ais oas gr6Bte 9inoerllis 8ut
9erbeifiibrrpg eines idnelen llnl
permanenten 6rtaoens betradtei
miro, olrfte nod beitte eeloIt iper-
ben. @eltern oln 5p1tnodnittoa
bot Der 9berite ariegsrat Die 50.
biet Gegierung 8ulontrnen NIT an.
6eren poIitiiden uno nlilitdrii6et
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
General 11ococ reset
pcnt itic6itcit Rric9c

Eobefa, adni.. 90. San. 9sor Der
bereinteu 2egisIotltr oes StoateS
empfabE General 2eonnr6 @ooo
beitte Elm Sbltem oIlgeneiner Nus
biGouna fir rationale 8erteioiguug.
tnoem er NIT GROCER @entiitsrlbe
ouf eircu rnd6Iten arieg" binpie8.
Gr lit fir cine ausbiloing Der
SSugeno bon 6 0fonaten. @r mill
cine 9[rlnee boben, 10 fleiu tpie mogs
lid, cine glrnee ieood. Die Ourd
Sic gieierben b. i. ioGhe, Die lire
g Mnnate Qehient unb 6onn ipieoer
entloiien lperoen ie0er8eit ouf cine
qeniigen0e 6tarfe gebradt mer0en
farn. gr glaltbt niht an einen fort
houern0en 6rieoen nno iiebt ben be.
item Sdat 1tnieres 2an0es In boiler
8ereitIhoft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
1oe6iiSeitt eritcltcrt S0s
,,1llitttuotl, l,zlsabinett" !"

9ori&, %. Ssyor-GrdliOent gsil-
ion ipirO Die 5iBitngen ieines
ariegstabinetts, Des iogenannten
Observation-Disclosures, ipieoer ms
2eben rtfen. Ser gSome fonlnit no.
tiirlid tom Soge ieiner Sisungen,s
nno Ntittpod fpa es aud in 9aris
u;e0er tper0en. g[u ibin ioILen tell.
nebnen 8arud), SooOer. Ilegor>
mid tu0 SnrIeg, iuo5u odnn nod
Der cine ODER oltOre omcriFaitildr
Stnatsmanu, ser ero0e bier lit.
binauge3ogen iperoen fam nno iua.
ptr6 iid) tpirtifoftlihen drHerifolIi.
I9en 1uno aIlgemeinen 5rugelb iDie
iie fid aus ben 5rieoensberbdnoIun.
gen eraeben, iuiomen. 8abrihein.
lid miro oud oie rilIIiide Situdtion
in Grtpagung eeaogen tuer0er. eng
lamb loa benblidltigen, pinen Wer-
treter ailr TeiInnbme ait beftimmer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
panks i'm 1fainpfe nit
Bolitbe,uikitrtlppcit

9(r6angcL 90. San. Sic Gtreit.
frafte Der 8oIidetpifi bo6en bic
iii0liden GteIllnqeu Ser oInerifoni.
iden uno rlliii'den Grltppen BEL
llIt GnOenga am @a9a Stub, gloro.
GuBIano. nit Qtrtiaerie oneegrif-
fen. IS iii bisher nidt ntogIidJ, gu
#ertenneu, Oh iid Der gtngriff meiter
eutmifcIn uno groBe 3imeniionen
amlebmen miro. 9ie gtubenpoiten
ber 9tlLiierten lpur0en 5urilfqe3o-
gen. 9ie omerifaniide 9frtillerie
beantIuortet oos feinolide 5euer
1T mlrfioner Neiie. 8ei is Grao
ltnter Gull itteg Elm onteritaniider
9leroplou in Die 2ufte im0 bei1oB
Die fein6fiden Stellttngen. synfoIqe
Der idperen adlte lit es Der sSu.
fouterie nift m09lih, Iange i'm
6reten 5tt beripeilen. Gie onerifoni.
i6en Stellungen an Der 8oloa6a
Balm iper6en BON 0en 9olidetpifi
ebenfalls bo4nbdr0iert. lleberboupt
bo6en oteie felt 9egiun oes sSabres
cine groBe GoupiIuIt on ben Gag
gelegt- Sic prnblen, naB iie Den
@egner in Der ltntgegeno bon So
6iid) i'm Mtonot Mars in8 8eiBe
Ipeer freiben nprnpn Ger Yhir.
mdust 9ohn erttlana iiberiieten al.
.liierte Gruppen 0as 0orf 9tugo.
3erfa. SO @teiIen iiio6itlidy bon
Soroto; iuer bor Der @orniiou
mn 2ebea bLie6, muroe qefangea
genonlnten. l1eber Ito @elpeBre.
cine @eEoe ariegslnaterial llnO
midtiae 3oflutente fieIen ben Sic.
germ in Die Sdnoe Gie 9[l[iiertcn
botteu fcine 8erIuite 3u ber5eidnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
Sspei 1pcli5iitcn in
Gipperari erincrSct

Qu6Lin, 90. SSan.-8os irldn6i.
ide 9SarInmeut bielt cine fur8e
Situ1q bel beridloIieren &oren.
@rof Glurfett beripradl Ben Set
Observation-Disclosures einen 8e.
riht itber Die @erbanolllnget. 9[lles
berIief rubig. ssyyn Ser Sat, Die Grs
moroung bon 8luei 4oli5iiten in
Gipperori mar pou biel gr6Berenl
SSSlltereiie. 0ieie battet cine Saoung
GrpIoiibitoffe betpadt, tuaren bon
masfiertcu M1unern ltnl8ingelt uno
nie0ergeidoiien fporoen. 9ie @rs
ploitbitotfe mlr0cn bon Sen Mas.
ten nlitgcnoHmlen.
Iippernrb tpuroe iofort urter 6ag
Grimes s@eiet 9elteat. 3anad
muB ieoer nod 7 llbr obenos su
SaidG bleiben; 8riefe ufterliegen
Der 3eufllr; uieinano 0orf ben 81.
ftrift obne grIdltbnis berIoiien o6er
beiuhen Irlppeu ipuroen iofort
obgeiait0t. uut 0ieie @oridriften
ourd5uieten.
9ie 3euiur bnt bic 8er6ffent[i.
dung Der irlanoiidIen llnabbdngig.
feitserfldruug berboten.
Ger Gberbiiraermeiiter bon Cub.
fin bnt oeit n5tigen 43oB erbeten
uuo erbnIten, Inn nadl Qoris geben
un6 gjrditOent gaiIion 0os Gbren.
bilr9erredt Der Sta0t Dublin iiber.
bringen Ht founen bns ibln Dor
1urdem berlie9ea mairoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
untcrikaltiicber Sclcat
INT Srankreitb eriitcrcct

4ari8, 23. San. Gie 2eitbe q.
nes ou1erifanilden golisiIten iulirne
in Der gidbe eiues gabngeleiies Iii
Gournus, i'm 9epartelneltt Saone.et+
2oire, oufgefin0en. gsltn0en tit fei.
neH 9opfe Iaiien Die sInrto1nla, oof,
ct erulor6et puroe, als beredtigt er-
i6einen.
Gamerifaniider &oIi5iItH beiBt
nui1eineno iobiel ipie @titg[ieo Der
ntilttariiden 4oli8et Der alteritnni-
I1en aru1ee.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
DDS 11fttnS 1sinSfleiib
fir 90 Gents

Senior, Col, 90. San Der
adufer fiir 0os 9ronn gnloce Sotel
6esa6lte bas 9Bfuno gtinOfIeiid
beilte nit SO Gents. gs mar 0oS
ober fein gelp6hnltdes &inbtleiid,
fonbern fam BON Dem fetten Stiere,
Ser 1900 gflno ipog tno ollf 6er
bieiigeu s(usitelung ben /. 8rei8
err -llten batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
9as Grgtbnis orr
ocutl9en @ablen
eetuinncn bis iebt 100 Site
Deutid,latS I'M SO tpablSiitriktc einectcift;
2f,OOO,O00 Sramcn Itimnnter
so9lenerdber in Oberi@leiien iinS ON streit

leudtlng. Die 9le0ieatng bot oae
GeIepbonperbinouno III Dem fonl.
mer8ieIlen Stoottei[ oufgebo6en.
@aibinaton 20. on.-Sdpei.
ser Qepefden 5ufolge 6aben bie aob.
lengrdber in SberidIeiien Die gErbeit
uicoergeteat. Gs beiBt, 0nB Berlin
BON Goblenlot beorobt ipiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
etr0mme 9issiplin.

Gtr0mme 9issipIin.
9ie Grltppen nno9ten einen Dor.
8iig[iden Ginorud, s5n itramnter
5elbit0is3ipIi1g D6ne ssB 1itun biet
aou1luonoos borte, boG3og iih Der
2(nmarib am &eioeIberger Blab. SIN
@leididrttt 8og Die sS1fanterie ber-
an, tells ober oitd NIT Dem iturnt,
eroberteft, off ber6eutten ltno nod Die
leBten Gpuren Der 4dntbfe 8eigertOen
5toblbefme beoeft. Someit e8 an.
alma, botten oie 2eute rteue llni-
fornitiide er6oIten. Die 8roben Der
Q(rtil(erie 1tn6 oer MoldinengeDebr-
folnpaqnien tporen reid nit 3onnen-
qriin 9eidniift. SeGbit bic @uIaid-
fononen entbebrten rtidt Der griinen
3ieroe. 8reilitb ben gferOen Die
ebenfaas 8lumenibntuf trugen. lab
man 0ie. 5trapa8en beg 8elole6en8
an. 9l6gentagert uno itruppig, ober
bIibialt6er gepltbt, Ttanoen iie Dor
ibren 6obr3eugen, Die lie Iange 3ett
ourdl 6einoeslano qe5ogca hatteH
9dht o((e bon 0enen, Die 1914
6inausge5ogen, iino ipieoergefonunen.
60 8oq 6a8 A. 4iirGiier 9feginent
MIR nod NIT as W1nnn 1tn0 3mei Gf,
fisieren in bic 6eilnot Elm. g(Qe
ii6rioen iino in ben lebten G1ntpfen
an ser Q(isne geblieben. Ginen BE-
Ionoers bii6iben @ir6ruf radten
0ie Ga6fa6rerfonlpognieft Die lire
WfoidJinen pie 3u einem 5portfeit
NIT bunten 81noern unb 8impeln
QeIdutiidt battei1. Q(6er feinen nod
10 fleinen Grupp fab matt obne Die
idnor8. 8.ipeiB-rotert S5obnen. gtidt ets
ne rote fSabne fonnte man bei 0en
Trltppen ent0efen. @egen If ltbr
beaonnen ole erIten Eruppen unter
flinaen0em Spiel mad Dem 8rnnoen-
burger 9ot 8u ob8ttriiden Sier
muroe Ser s3ug bon 0em Golfs6eaf.
troaten ebert ltn0 Dem 0ber6iir9cr,
neiIter 8erufutb begrilBt.
G6ert ariiFt bic 6eimfebrenOeu.
golfs6caltftroqter ebert ridtete
an gran0enburger Sor an Die eitt.
8ie6enoen @aroetrnppen folgerbe Sin.
iprohe::
gaalnerdnen. tDillfonlnen in Der
9eltiden 9epublif, ber3li6 miIlfon.
men in Der &eilnat, 6eren ban9e
GORGE gud It1nSig untI9mebte. SSn
0ieiem Q(ugenbIid, oa mir @iph aun
beinnttifen Ser0e beariiBen, Gift
urier criter @eoontc Den teuren 70.
ten. ah, 10 biele fcbren ninuuer mic
Ser Sunoerttnulenoe ruben in Sem
6e8lan6 in itillen @rdbern onOere
Sunoertianieuoe niuBteu Dor Dem
Gnoe oes Samples suriiffebren 5ers
febt uno seritiiu1melt bon fein6lihert
@rihoilet. SS{buet alien. Die iih fir
ben G6ub Der Seintat apfgeopiert
baben, uniern inmlsl0idlihen 8nnf.
ggir t0nnen ibrcn 6pferunli nidlt
bergelten. uu6 bIoBe @orte lin6 8ll
ihuad, ibuen 81 ouufeu. @ns mir
ibnen on Ioten Der Gnnf6arfeit bar.
brineen tonnen oas iuollen ipir ibHea
in Ireue ieiitrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
Gin altccrer Str6fliito
tuicSer eiitoefaftoen

bod sysrouo, 81 %. eyalt-
Sod ein anoerer Der 90 bier ent-
fIo5ereu Str1fliuae lit pieoer Elm.
gefangen noroen. Sos unht 5 i'm
@aH8cn ltnb Is nod in 5reibeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
sr.aaiier 0arl mirb berflaat.

@enf S6iuei5, q. San. (lleber
8oris. )-Gine gitsaleiter 3eituna
.lneIoet: Die SanoeIsfdnltler bat be-
ib[oIicll. ben friiberen aoiierfonig
GorI ouf 8oblung bon elmer Million
&ronen git berflogen, melder iener
onf Die adte oiterreihiih-un9ari'
ide ariegsa1leibe 9e5eidnet Batfe.
gtud friibere babsblirgiide gr8.
ber86ae meiaern iid, lire 3eidungen
auf Sic 4nleibe fuirflid ettl8u8abten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
Willon tuire Briiiiel
einen Beiub iitaef,ct

goris, %. Joas nidt ct.
mas llnporbergeiebenes eintritt,
Ipir0 95rdiioent 8ilion am ndditcn
9}ontag, Den q San, nab griii.
iel rciian
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
Wetfcrberi1lt.

1ur Gnlabd in0 llmgegeaa. ben
Stoat 9tebrast1 uno Soma: @lbua
nilo ipdrHcr bei,te 4beH0 4. dEeitQa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23
Nnk6tlfs< ititS 11erkailfs:
l1rcife fir 1ofetee

Camp sSlnIton 20. San-Die
8feroe. uno Maultier0erfdufe, Die
bier BON 8eit 3u Bet obgebnIten
lper6en. briagen Stdufer oft ous
ipeiten gntfernungen. Die greiie
pdren jeoo1 BEL Der leBten guf.
tiou nie0riger ais bor9er. Gle iua.
|ren:
149 4rtiIIeriepicrOe, pro 9tiit,
800.
ia Gaoaflericpfer6e, bro Stiid,
$40.
95 stangenmaultiere, pro etild
$t69.94.
100 goripnnttntoltItiere pro Stiit
.Stl374.
8ie Gjeiaalteinnnbme fir sis
Giere tn1r $5t76274.
grgleift utan oainit bic Gurdl-
idlnittspreiie. Die bic acgierllng
fiir oen 2lHfaui be5abt batte, 10 or.
balt man:
g(rfilleriepferoe. $3.50.
aaoaIcriepieroe, St65.
StanacnmouItiere, 1920.
8oriBponnnaultipre $3.50.
Die ndflte Mutton ioll ain 3.
5ebruar nbaebalteH perSeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23

geoienen Cir fid Der Slaiil.
ii5iertgi 2lnseigen Der 9ribiinel Ger
GrfoIg III hberraiheub-bie lin.
tolEsn nng EUlHsle
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23

lie man, I'M Die eiu5iebertben 81
ihllEitfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-23

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4), AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 6, 1917. ON FILE At
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. S. BURLEsoN, P0STMAsTER-GENERAIs |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
c. 0.P.EACERT TO
OPPOSE WILSON
Republican Orators Will An
SWer Presidents Speeches
ny FRED s. FERGUSON

nited Press staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-The
most spectacular series OF debates
and the most far reaching In pos
sible consequences since Lincoln and
Douglas spoke from the same plat
form. opened today.
With President Wilson in Column
bus. o.. 10 deliver the first OF his
speeches urging unrescrvcd ratifica-
ton Of the peace treaty, republican
senators were fairly sitting on the
Washington end of telegraph wires,
awaiting his first words. and pre-
pared To deliver their counter-attacks
from Capitol hill.
only presidential campaign could
demand the attention this debate Is
expected to attract during the next
three weeks And the presidential
campaign OF 1920 Is not beyond the
minds Of any OF the democrats and
republicans
Meantime the republicans are
keeping an interested eye on the adj
minisirations efforts to lower the
cost OF living.
II Is appreciated that by the time
the president returns and calls the
round table" conference of capital
and labor on October 5, more than
30 of the 90 days truce the railway
workers are expected to observe viii
have expired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
MUNY LEAGUE
MEETS TUESDAY
Dean Miller Will Talk on
~. C.. of :"

The first meeting Of the Municipal
league after the summer vacation
will be held at Moves cafeteria.
Second and Seneca, Tuesday noon.
September 9th.
Dean stephen I. Miller, OF the
College OF Business Administration Of
the University OF Washington. will
address the league. speaking upon
the subject-"Controlling the High
Cost of Living"
The years work OF the Municipal
league has been carefully planned.
President James w. Reynolds has
made the committee appointments
and outlined "A large mass Of work
for their active Investigation. Meet.
ings will be held every Tuesday
noon al 1215 D. IN. and at these
meetings It's members may bring up
for discussion and investigation any
questions pertaining to the municipal
affairs OF the city. All meetings are
open TO the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Wilson Meets Father Who
Lost Two Boys in Battle

on BOARD THE PRESIDENTS
TRAIN. Nearing Columbus, O.. Sept
s.-Presldent Wilson. invading the
West IN his campaign for unafnend.
cd ratification OF the peace treaty.
came In contact with plain folks" at
Dennison. o.. today for the first time
on his trip.
Wilson was on the observation
platform Of his private car when the
special halted TO change engines. and
n crowd OF 30 or 40 people gathered
TO greet him.
Handshaking started when an old
man stepped up. and. gripping the
presidents hand. said:
Il wish you success on your jour
rey. Mr.. Wilson. lost two sons in
the war. only got one left. and
want things fixed so I won't have TO
lose him"
Impromptu Reception
There was "A scattering OF APP.
plausc at this, and the people pressed
forward TO shake hands.
II was most informal reception.
The private car had stopped beside
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SOLONS TALKING
INDUSTRY MEET
Labor Capital Conference Is
UP for Discussion

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Formal
approval by congress OF President
Wilson's plan for an industrial con.
cred today at Joint session OF the
house and senate labor committees.
The Poindexter- Kelly resolution, in.
PRODUCED in both houses several
weeks ago. viii be taken up and
members OF both committees will
urge It's adoption.
Senator Poindexter replying TO crit.
cism from "A 81. Louis business man
OF the plan. today made public IA let.
ter declaring that some men of prop.
erty "are not even aware" OF the dan.
ger OF revolution in the United
States.
"One OF the outstanding features
OF the present situation is the utter
apathy and blindness OF those who
are most interested. namely. the pos
SCISSORS of property to the propa.
ganda of revolution with which the
country Is seething," Poindexter
stated. His letter was addressed to
Edgar Gengenbach. industrial com.
missioner, st. Louis, Mo, Chamber
OF Commerce.
Your idea Of paying no attention
to IL on the part OF the federal gov.
eminent would be very delightful. II
Il were not for the fact that the fed.
eral government is the only agency
able TO cope with this revolutionary
movement" Poindexter continued.
Apparently 1t Is necessary for the
government To devise ways and
means for protecting those who are
not only unable to protect. but who
are not even aware. Judging from
your letter. Of the danger which con,
fronts them"
The Chamber of Commerce renre.
sentative had protested to Poindex.
ter thnt the federal Government
should let the Industrial situation
alone and mot further increase the
concentration OF action" He favored
local action by each community.
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"A Red Cross canteen. and n number
Of Red Cross workers came out. VII
son asked them II they were still
meeting troop trains. and said he
wished he could remain a while to
help them welcome a troop train, due
shortly. and also expressed regret
that he was unable TO stay In the
East 10 welcome Gen. Pershing.
The presidents manner was cor.
dial. and those who saw him found
he did not NJ into the idea OF an
aloof. chilly individual.
Third-ierm talk apparently got a
blow In a bit OF repartee between
Wilson and one OF the men in the
crowd
"Dennison voted against you last
time. but wen vote for you In 1890"
he shouted.
The president laughed and shook
his head. "Oh. no." said he.
The exact time 10 be spent In Cali.
fornia cities stIll Is indefinite. but IL
was learned he probably will remain
two days In San Francisco. two in
Los Angeles. and make an overnight
stay in san Diego.
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RAILROAD MEN Reflect PROPOSED INCREASl
STRIKE ACTION
; UP TO LEADERS

WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-The railroad shopmen
have voted overwhelmingly to reject President Will
sons proposal for fourcent-an-hour increase but
have also voted to leave the matter of strike action in
the hands of their national officers.
The vote announced today by the railway depart
ment of the American Federation of Labor, was
taken in response to the letter sent out last week
pointing out to the that something definite
should be known of the results of the fight on the
high cost of living within 80 days, and asking that
matters be left with the national officers during
that time
The vote $4,000 $4,000 to reject the four-cen
increase il announced.
There will be immediate strike" said President NJ +
Ryan of the shopmens union We will give govern
ment reasonable time in which show results in the at
tempt to lower living costs.
THE vote authorized the national officers to use their
discretion in the matter of whether the government is
making progress in its efforts to reduce prices"
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blocked the street cheered the prcsi
dent as he emerged from the hall,
People surged around his car while
soldiers. police and boy scouts sought
10 hold them back.
Wilson manifested gay. light.
hearted mood as he set out on HIS
long journey. lie waved and smiled
greetings to occasional crowds gath
cred at small stations TO see his train
20 By. and his manner was spright.
~.
AZ Baltimore. the Red Cross nurses
who had been distributing cigarets
and chocolate 10 soldiers on troop
train. clustered about the obscrva.
ton platform OF his car and offered
him a lunch. The president. how.
ever. declined with thanks. saying
he had just finished dinner and I'm
about filled up" At several stations
women were on hand with flowers.
DR.. Grayson. the presidents physi.
cinn. said his health was excellent
and that he was In good trim for tho
strain Of making one or two speeches
day for nearly a month His voice
will be given constant attention By
Dr. GrayHon.
The president retired early las;
night. a. he wanted To be up early
this morning 10 get his speech In
shape. Considerable executive bust.
ness may be transacted on the trip.
While on the road Wilson will
make preparations for the economic
conference OF capital and labor and
the agricultural interests. to convene
IN Washington soon after his return.
and viii announce the names OF
delegates thereto.
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ANTI-JAP CLUB
BEGINS DRIVE
Solicitors Are Out After New
Members

With a flock OF solicitors on the
job. canvassing the city Thursday
morning, the drive of the Anti.Japa-
nese league for members is fully un-
der way.
At the meeting OF the board Of
trustees, "Wednesday noon, Frank +.
kannair, secretary. was given au-
thority to engage the solicitors and
start the active campaign Of the
league
The plan OF campaign. as outlined
by Kannair Thursday. is to make a
direct appeal TO all civic organiza-
tons for cooperation. Representa-
uves also viii cover the city by a
house to house canvass.
Wen have enough money within
month to get the anti-Japanese
campaign under way in fine shape"
kannair said Thursday. I'VE viii
hammer at national and state off,
Gals until we have impressed upon
them the vital Importance Of the jap
anese issue"
kannair is directing the work of
the solicitors at his office. 1912 Green
building.