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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
SPRING

What's this hurry, what's this furry?
In the world to-day,
Everywhere a sound of singing,
Everywhere a sound Of play.
Dandelions growing, growing
Up around our feet,
And the violet in the corner
Sends it's perfume rare and sweet.
Little flowers in the woodlands
Are blooming everyday,
Little birds are singing, singing
All along the way.
What! Oh! What! can be the matter,
Matter, with everything?
And somebody says with laughter,
Don't you know that it is Spring?
E. M. W.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
ALICE SUSAN NORTON

Alice SuSan norton dled at the
home of Harry B. Amey (The Stew
art House, on Saturday May 3rd., at
exactly one o'clock a m. age seventy
five.
During the past eight months,
she made her home alternately with
her son, Curtis Norton, at Gorham,
N. H., and her daughter, Mrs Gra-
cia N. Amey, at Island Pond, where
she was living at the time of her de-
cease.
Previous to her fatal illness, which
began about five years ago, she was
strong virile woman, most excel
lent housekeeper, capable of doing
any kind of days work and anxious
and eager in her industry, but fail
ing health came gradually until final
ly the curtain went down for for the
last time; and, in the presence of
those whom she most dearly loved
and who had the most abiding af-
fection for her, she reached her jour
ney's end.
She was prominent member of
the Women's Relief Corps and the
Eastern Star of which order she had
been worthy matron. She was a
devoted member of Christ Church
and during her last hours, was af-
forded much comfort by the con-
stant attendance of her faithful
pastor, Rev. H. Montgomery Simp-
SON
From her children Gracia N.
Amey, Curtis B. Norton and Ger
trude M. Norton she always received
the most excellent care.
The funeral took place at her
Church on Monday, May 5th., at
8 p. m. attended by the Eastern Star
in body and by other near friends
and relatives.
AS the sun was sinking in the
west, beyond the adamantine hills
that are so typical of her character,
she was laid to rest, amid a pro-
fusion of flowers, beside her late
beloved husband on the shore of
the beautiful lake near which she
had passed her best and happiest
days.
She has gone to the Great Be-
yond. You cannot call her back,
but she still lives, and her example
and her character should be a con-
stant-a perpetual benediction to
those who knew her best. Her
Soul has gone far beyond the sun
shine and the shadows. From the
land no traveller returns; but from
far off sunny peaks, from the west
ern wave kissed shore, there comes
to us messages of content and hope.
By her life and character we are
reminded of the admonition of Bry-
ants Thanatopsis:-" $50 live. that
thy summons comes to join
The inumerable caravan which
moves
To that mysterious realm where
each shall take
His chamber in the Silent halls of
death,
Thou go not, like the quarry. Slave
at night,
Scourged to his dungeon; but sus-
tanned and soothed
By an unfaltering trust, approach
thy grave
Like one who wraps the drapery of
his couch
About him, and lies down to pleas
ant dreams"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
|. o. o. F. Anniversary

Essex Lodge No. 13, |. o. o. F. OBJ
served the one hundredth anniversary
of the institution of the Order in
America, in Odd Fellows hall, Sat
urday evening, April 26th.
A supper was served in the banquet
hall at $50 which was followed by
the exercises of the evening in the
Lodge room, consisting of speaking,
solos and selections by the orchestra
and victrola, all of which was great
ly enjoyed by all present.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
He Does Heavy Work

81 do heavy work, and that is a
stain on a mans Kidneys" writes
Bert Dawson, Canton, Ill. "My trou-
BILE started with severe sharp pains
over my back. l bought bottle of
Foley Kidney Pills and before it was
gone, my pains had entirely left me. "
They Danish rheumatic pains, back
ache, soreness, stiffness.
J. w. Thurston adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
EXPLANATION REGARDING
INCREASED TELEPHONE
RATES

"The reason for the change in
rates is obvious. The Company must
get increased revenue in order to
meet increased costs. Practically all
of these increased costs are repre-
sentated by wage increases. The
Companys only sources of revenue
are the payments made by its patrons
1t asks them only for such additions
of revenue as is necessary to meet
existing conditions, and it has en-
deavored to apply these increases
equitably to all classes of service.
'"The Sc changes as far as they ap-
ply in the Island Pond exchange may
be SUM 1arized as follows: Business
subscribers increased so cents per
month, residence subscribers in
creased 25 cents per month and ex-
tension sets increased 25 cents per
month.
In the early days of the telephone
business an exchange was establish
at some central point and subscribers
in other nearby towns were connected
to this exchange. Later on, the busi-
ness in these adjacent towns justified
the building Of local exchanges, but,
in order to accommodate a relative
few who wanted fiat rate for the
entire district, the rate covering the
entire district was retained. This
district rate is now enjoyed by COM
paratively few subscribers, and, as a
rule, they are the large users of tele-
phone service who thus get what is
well described as 'commuted toll
service. In other words, the relative
cost of their service is much lower
than the cost to other subscribers in
that vicinity.
''The eXistance of district rate
is, therefore, not only unfair to other
subscribers, but it results in a distinct
injustice to the telephone company
for this reason: Many district sub
scribers are in the habit of letting
outsiders make calls free of charge
from their telephones. This Gus
tom has developed into a distinct a.
buse, and while doubtless, some dis
trict subscribers wish to abolish the
practice, they find it difficult, if not
impossible, to refuse requests for the
nf +boi. 1;pne Tho oFoo+ nf +bo
abuse of this privilege, wherever
district rates are in effect, is clearly
shown by a comparison of pay station
receipts where there is no district
rate.
"The change in the mileage charge
to subscribers whose telephones are
located beyond precribed central of
flee areas simply standardizes our mi
leage rate to that of the rest of the
country, and puts it on practically
the basis of some years ago. Many
rural line subscribers are going to
be benefited by the fact that mileage
computation will be made on an air.
line rather than a pole-line basis.
"The telephone organization is
practically the last one to come for
ward and ask for increased revenues
to enable it to meet these present in
creased costs. We would have had
to do so long ago were it not for the
fact that, in early days of war, our
officials of the company has since reli-
giously followed until the general
feeling was that further effort in this
direction would seriously impair the
service to the public. Therefore, as
the government must meet these in
creased costs Of operation, it has
asked us to obtain from the service
such additional revenue as will ena-
BILE it to do So
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
Gard of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the profusion of flowers
furnished, and to all those who SO
kindly assisted US in our recent be-
reavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Amey,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Norton,
Miss Gertrude M. Norton.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
What One Mother Does

Mrs. P. BENEFIT, 7 Wawayander
Place, Middletown, N. Y, writes:
have given Foley's Honey and Tar to
my little boy, and cannot recommend
it too highly as think it is the only
medicine for coughs and colds" Fine
for Group and whooping cough, as
well as coughs and colds. Contains nc
opiates.
J. w. Thurston adv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

The Ladies' Aid will have a food
sale in the Congregational Church
Parlors Saturday afternoon at A
o'clock of Baked Beans, Brown
Bread, Pies, Doughnuts, ETC.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07
ABB SB E PO A H.

Rooney struck out IL, hit 4 and
walked 1 man and Palm struck out
6, walked2 and hit men.
Umpires Watson and Sampson,
Scorer Saunders.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

Mrs. A. J, Newman, Chairman of
the Essex County Women Liberty
Loan work is assisting to "carry on
by substituting in the Lunenburg vii
lage Grammar grade school during
the illness Of the teacher, Miss Ruby
Smith.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-05-07

Saturdays report for the state
showed all the counties over except
Essex, Addisona nd Grand Isle with
he s,ate Oversubscribed by 10 per-
cent.
Great :redit is due Mr. Morse the
State Chairman and his corps of
workers who have put Vermont in
the lead of all the New England
States.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

in raid conducted by United Statos
Marshal Stockham and a squad of
deputies. The sailors were taken 20
the office of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Action of the Federal officers in
raiding the vessel grew from q
rumor which reached Bertram n.
Stump, Commissioner of Immigra-
tion here, that French women were
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

eral Government / shall not be .e-
sponsible," he said. 81 construe my
election as an indication of the feel
ing of the people of this state con-
cerning prohibition. They are un-
qualifiedly opposed to it. Holding
their mandate, shall use all the
lawful methods to preserve invIo-
late the sovereignty of the people.
What | shall do will depend on
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07
"Wet" Governor to
Keep All Promises

Jersey City, N. j., Nov. Gov
ernor-elect Edward I. Edwards says
he will use all lawful methods 10
prevent prohibition in New Jersey.
For it's enforcement by the Fed
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

Finely tailored garments for women and misses. in
black colors; fashioned broadcoth popns serBes
and silvertones; all sizes to "A.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07
Captain and Crew
Face Serious Charge

Baltimore, Nov 7.-As result of
two French girls being smuggled into
the country. the captain, officers ard
crew of the American steamship
Brookfield Were arrested Yesterday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

Otherwise the Deal Is Not Closed
Buy in any section of the big
store, take advantage OF our lib
eral policy, Money back for any
unsatisfactory purchase"-it as
sures you of perfect satisfaction
at a lower cost.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

New Cumberland, Pa, Nov. =
The members of the choir of Baugh-
man Memorial Methodist Church
were entertained at a chicken and
waffle supper by the choir leader,
f. W. Burns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

subsequent legislation. This Con-
gress has determined that one-half
of one per cent of alcohol makes a
drink intoxicating. The next Con-
gress may decide on 10 per cent.
shall ask for the best legal advice
as to the power of New Jersey in
concurrent legislation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07
CHOIR LEADER is HOST

being landed from a United States
Government ship in port.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

sc McNeil's Pain Exterminator-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-07

In sizes 16 to AZ and comes In
navy only, pretty styles that are
smartly embroidered and suitable
for women and misses
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Giroler berciten
-Jtalicnern 7tcreernis
gflanscn anf bodliten gersesipitcn
lire Matiunalfarben anf, bic i'm
gSinSe flattern.

gSien, "a. Sept. - Bon Sen
Spiben mebrerer Der b6dIten Ser.
&c Sirors fInttern bette Die SiroIer
2onoesforben Die bon fiibnen
SiroIer @craiteioern bort aiifae.
pflonst tacrocn iinb, nm oie Sta.
liener, Die 9eiit bon ibrem 2anoe
ergriffen bnben, su drgcra. Srot.
oem bic itoIieitiibe Hcgierllne
aroBe 9eTabnunaen oenicniaen bcr.
iproden bat, Oie oie SSlnaacn
berobboGen, naotc bisber fcin Sta.
Iicner. Ons eefa5rboIle llnterncb.
men aiisSufiibren. 9ieicnioen oie
iid Die 9eIobnung beroienen mon.
ten babcr nod mebreren Seriudcn
bon Dem Gorhnben abgefaIien. Sect
finb itoIicuiidle aontpfflieger onge.
mieien fuorOen, sic sSloggen mittrIs
Moidincngcipcbrfuge o6er NQei.
nenluerfer berab5uIbieBcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
OciitieblanN fca 1S
Oclcatitpfcr erbaltelt

garis, "a. Septenber. - gSiC
bier befannt miro, lit Der amerifa.
niide llntcritantsiefretidr golf. Scr
2citer Der nuerifoniid)en ssrie0ens,
Delegation, beim SberIten Sat inceeu
Der 9uipeiillng bon Is SeIoampfcrn
an DeutidIano borIteIIig gefporopn,
init 0enen Den bentihen s5nouitrier
Del aus oen 8ereinigten Staatal
sugefiibrt ner0en ioll. Ole Hepr6-
ientonten Der flint @roBnGhte ia.
ben bereits friiber oieir llebertppi-
iltng 5ugeitinnt uno 0cutidlano
bat nit amerifaniidcn sSirnen bar
oufbin 2iefernnasfontrafte auf Sel
ongeidlofier. Ser in 9riiIieI ia.
genoe SberIte SalbeIsrat itieB Ieste
@ohe bieie Gntibei6una ieood Inn
uno mics GeutidIan6 on, oie Sel.
oan1pfcr 5uriidaugeben. 9a bic
Bereiniafen Staoten bisber niGt in
iener aorperidoft pertreten iino,
mar eS Serrn Golf nidt nloglid,,
oieie grtIdeiollna slt rerhinoern,
iillD er feriu1t oaber slcgeniu1rtia,
ieinen Nldn orrdl gerinittlilng Ses
Gberiten States lit 9saris burdsu.
ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
ucri9kcitcn c5eniir
i'm kapitcl eiiteefiibrt

9incoIn, Gebr., "a. Sept. Cine
neue iino piftiae 9euerilng 1T I'M
Stnnts.Rapitol eingefiibrt por0en,
bic cine merffpiiroige 9lehnliAfeit
nit Der Griessseninr Bat. Sen
Sorftebern Der nerihiebenen 9epar.
tements tparSe Die ontlide Mittet.
lung aeInsdt, iponoD feline Rellig.
felt obne 3uitimntiing oeS @onber.
neurs fernerbin ausaeeeben meroen
bari SIT Die Neuigfeit bod)luidltig,
10 lit Oieielbe erlt Dem @ouperncur
3u unterbreiten uno ipenn oerieIbe
Die 8er0ffcntlihung fir gut befin.
bet, 10 fam oeiien Scfretqr ioIhe
Rahridten Sen 8ertretern Ser 8rei-
ie SuIteIlen. Minn erIiebt oorait8,
baB oog beriibntte Gooe.Geiet per.
i1ie0ene, biz iest nod nidt befonn-
te @orteiIe beiist, Die in i1rem Gn6.
ergebnis Sic 5entroliiierte Gsipalt
boriteaen. 8erihteritotter erDoIten
oernnod MIR ioIhe 0cuigfeit, oie
gut 5eniiert, in geeigneten 2oien'
Dem HubIiflm oIs 5orte 9elifotei-
ienipeiie oorge6oten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Sicaefmna ser ssrad,fraten.

Siacoln, 9aebr.. "a. Sept. -gie
2asouto 6ru6traten biloeten oos
Sbemo elmer 9erahtng in Ser Giien.
babn-Golnuif'.on. @eluiiis sSirmen,
Oie arose ooftnutos beiiben nno oen
Staf6tberfefr stuiid]et Sen Staoten
beioraen berIongen Sdus spgen
Die Gonfurrcna bon @eiisern flei-
nerer 9IutoIoftwogen, tpelfe iolde
SSratt of Slt beoelttenO erntGBigten
Greiien bef5roern. 9ie 8eidfperoe-
iiibrer behonpten. ooB 6os Geid1ft
Elm Oerartiges lit. ooB bel ser
Riiffabrt man oft ipeniger 5lt be-
f6roern bat unh nerlaneen oesboIb
cine &egeIi,ng Ser Staten, ut lteber.
einirinlmiing nit ben 8erbdltniiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
$4,000 Demtfebc tucrSen
ita6 1lierikc ocpcn
Wlrrifnniidc 8roFsrunbbeiiter iuOl.
len an Siciel6en ansberfanien
peer oeren SeiIBaber
iuer6en.

g8nibinaton, 81. Sept. - Gem
oeittiten @eneraIfoniul in MeTifc
1T oie gtodridt 5rgeaongen, onf
nemnGdIt 10000 oeutide sluspon'
Oerer in ienen 2ntoe eintreffen
iperoen. 3iea 1T Die erIte gr6Bere
8riippe bon Geutiden ipeIlhe Der
@inIabnng Ser nterifnnifhen &eaie-
riing syclge lciitefe, peId,e nicIctbe
bereits flir8 mad Der grfIGring OeS
Observation-Disclosures besiielif Der Gin-
ipon6erun9 erlieB.
Gem aoniuI ipurbe bon ieiner He.
gierung nlitgcteilt, Dob Die stis.
nanoerer oiisnabmsIos geiittete 2eu:
te tno gum groBen SeiI erfnbre'
ne &anotperfer uno ssadleitte iinb,
oie beionoers I'M @ergbnr, Dem gtn.
Iegen orteiiiher 9runnen lirl0 oltd
in mehoniIder @e8iebung oIs Snd.
berit6n6ige be5aiAnet tperoen f6n-
nen. @r le9te 6ieien 8erift Der 81.
I11oigen geborbe in Der Sto0t Wie.
4 .ifo sur tueiteren Gripdgiine bor unO
rbielt oie Gnttport,, ooB 6ie meri.
|fanii6e 9acgicrltng bic friib5eitige
I9lnfltnft Der oeutifen 9lnsiuonoerer
NIT s5reuoen be9riiBe. 8leih8eitia
siri1r6eu Inn oud Nbihriften Der
8eitimmunqen iibermitteIt, oeneu
lid Die Ginluonoerer iulterluerfen
rtiiIIen.
Sffi5iel[e geridte mel0en, 6aB Der
Bpuberneltr 6es Stoates 8ncatecoS
oem afprbaunliniiteriunt ntitseteiIt
bnt, 6of, iih beri9icoene GroBgrur6.
better in icner Stont bereit ct.
Hart boben, ibr geIistnm an Die
Deuti9en al berfoiifen, ooer oud
,oeren GeId1itsteilbaber I'M getrieb
loerielben at iuerocn. glebnIide gtah.
'rihten Tno nu6 bon berihieOenen
otiberen meritduiihen Staater elm.
Belangt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
Sarnter ais Deleaateft
sur JnSltitriekcitfereiti

@oi1irgton "a. 5ept.-0as glr.
beitsoepartement na9te geitern oiI
9lanten ,ener 9eIegnten befonnt
meIde bon Sen fiibrenoen Ionbtuirt
| iboftIiden @ereinigungen gum 8e
Iud Ser SSnouftriefonferend. pel6G
nm 6. Sftoher bier Itattfinoen fon.
au8eripGbIt pur6en. Gs fino oies,
6. 8nrrct, Union 9th, Ga, bon Ser
5orrners Cooperative Union; S,
q. Sittencre. Smorc, isis, bon Ser
9(merieau Socictp Of Gquitb; 1ln6
Z. 9. 6. 9ttfinion. @aibington. bon
Scr RdtionaI Grange.
gr4ii0eni g8alon lit Ser 4niiht,
6ob Die sSnouitriefonferena 5lt nei'
teren 8erntltnaen fiibren miro, in
benen Oie ipidtiaften iSro9en I'M
7yn0lntrieleben BEG 2nnoes in @re
m1gtma qe5ogen weroen biirften,
Gies teiLtc geItern Sefretar Sous
ton in einem Sdreiben oen bers
lfjie0cncn IanopirtidoffIiheu Ser.
einigungen nit, melGe fin be8ii1.
Iidl. ser gisipobI bon 9eIegnten 8ur
SiiouItriafonierens an ibn I'm aus-
fltnft geloenoet bntten.
2incoln. 9tebr., "a. Sept.-@ou.
pernelr lPrGcIpie bat an 9rdfi6ent
@iIicn nod gbebenne elm Sele.
Qrolnn aeionot, III nelden er fid
iiber sic qerinee gertrettina Der
Ionbpirti(haftIi6en 9eboIferllne in
ser synouitriefonieren3 befdnert.
gSabreno Sen @roBin6uitrie[en itto
0er arbeiierifnft ie fiinfdebn 9ele'
Qoten SuecbiIli9t iueroeit, ioIlen iiG
bie 2onouirte nit 6rei oerielben Sl.
irieben ee5en. 9ieS lit nodl Serrn
@lcaeIbie's 9lniidt boIlltGnoig I'm.
sureidenS. Der 6armer fonrte
.inter Oiaien 1lnitdn6en ebeniogltt
olti. iroenS pel6e 8ertretitne Der.
5idtcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24
.illoll bleibt bet
ieiner Nniitt
t3ebauptct, Sa MIR cine idblcmriac tatifikaticn
Ses pertraas NIT Sen 1lrbeitcrbeItimmmnge
2lrbcitertuirrcn tebcn kSnnc
setrasttet Sen streik ais cine icbr ernite 8,

auf 6ent 8raiioenten5uge oiif Dem
8cg nod gbeperne, @bo., "a, Sept.
- Gatiiifotion oes Srieoensbertroas
init Sen Observation-Disclosures tpirO
@f1nner initon6 iesen, Den &rieg
su bereeilen uno ben 8eg al elmer
inouItrieIlen Gemofrotie bobnen, no.
ourd arbeiteripirren, iuie Ser ge-
genlp1riige StobIor5eiterltreif, bers
binOert .iuer6en. gon oieier Wtei-
nitng lit bclite 9srGiiOent @iIion
ourdorungen.
Gieies iIt ieine Gtellnng ilidt ees
ecit 6et Streif Ser StobInrbeiter al.
lein ion0ern gegen oie glrbeiteriuir-
rem int oIlgeineinen, ipelhen eeeen.
iiber er elm abioIiites Sdtpeigen be.
pobrt. Ser GrGiioellt, tueIder bor.
1er beriudt bat. ben Streif obsu-
lpenSem iii entiAloilen, nidt cher
Ieine 9ilfe nnSubieter, Biz beioe
Garteien bereit fi,o, i'm nm feline
germittelung 0u eriltden. Damn
licgt Die @obrideinlidteit nabe. oaB
er einen @offniftiaitaiio Bis sur
3eit Der inouItrieIlen 9onferen5 om
6. Oftober in 8nibington in 8or.
idlog brineen miro.
9Silion lit Ser lleber3euei,ng, oaB
Der ~abfiibIungspro5cb" Der in Der
8oIferIieo 9onItitution stpefs 8eis
Iegung bon ii,ternotionoIen Gtreiti1s
feitcn ongeiuenoet iperoen ion, ouh
fir in6uitrie[e 0iiptite geeignet III.
luo ooB, ipenn beioerieitige Gertre.
ter 5itiammenfontnlen uno oie 9ln.
gelegenbeit beIprehen cine Belle
gung Der Strcitfrdeen eraielt iner-
ben miro.
SoIlten oie arbeiter i'm nnritfen,.
stt berfHittelH, Damn ilt es nt0gIidk
0oB er 0crett arbeifgeber il1forHlies
ren miro, onb el tpiaens lit, at ban.
0eln, borausseiebt, oud Oieie tDiirs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-24

iden 6ieies. sSnanlerbin lit Ser 9srd.
iioeut iiber oie gbidge ieines fritz
ber gena1tat GernitteIunggnrse.
bots etfpoS beridni,pft.
Gs iinterIiegt feinent 3fueifeI, SAP
ser Gr1fioent ben Gtreit Der StnbI.
orbeiter nIs cine G,iBerit eriiite Sndle
betrndtet. Gr bot ipieoerboIt &c.
ipornt, onB iid oie ltnrdit unter ben
arbeitern infoIge Ser lSirbnItltng
oei Hotififation oes SrieoGnsbertrngs
iplner ulebr nerbreitet, nnO 0oB oieic
l1nraIt ibren @eg aus europa nah
amerifa geilln6eh babe.
@ilipm in Salt Safc Gitn.
Ger 9Sr6iioenten3ug trdf geItern
INT 4:;30 l1br nahnittogs in Salt
2nfe Gitp Elm. glberOs belt Serr
8iIion I'M Mormonentet1pel cine
&e0e, in ipelder CT iuiter ol0erar
iaete, onB bic benbiidtigten Grtert.
dement's uno @intpGnoe 6ent 9ertrog
.oas SerS berousidneiben" iuiiroen.
0ieienisen, Die Dem 8ertrog cppo.
nieren, inete Ser 9rdiibert, tun MIR
0elitihlano onlnit einer @efaIlell.
Gr niiie aus 2uelIen, oie itur Dem
5taatsoeportenlent often Iteben man
bette in 9eutid,Iono, oaB Die Ser.
Gtaaten Der 2iga itidt beitreten
iuiiroen. Serr 8iIion fam olt1
auf ben Gbnntltngoertrog sii ipre-
den, beriiderno, oaB Die 8oIferIigo
oos SntereIie Gbinos ipdbre.
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sta3larbtittrtlTit
6t6nt ii6 lulI' IT aus
Streiker ee,pinncn in ,liartin 3 .rp, o., ibrcn
crStcn Sice; iit f,enniplpania ilitS Gticaac
kcmtmt es 81 1tuslNreitiinecn
It Mrs 0ennerstas ltntcrind9unscn cinleiten

Gbico1o, "a. Sebt.-9lm ameiten
Gage oes Streifs Der StobIorbeiter
boben Iebicre in Chicago, gounas.
totun iino on0ercn peitIi6en StG0.
ten on @runo itnO 8ooeu eepon.
ncn: ouh an @rtuoIttGtiqfeiten bot
es niht ecfcblt. SIM Often bot Der
5ttrif inorFirn iad) @erihten Der
glrheitnebcr nidt an llmfane ge.
iponnen. g[us Dem Siioen forllnen
miNeriprehenoc @eriidte. arbeitcr.
iiibrer 5rhoupten. ooB in 9irnlins.
Gon 40G0 glrbeitcr an Streif iino,
iu1hreno bon Der nnoern Seite be.
buuptet miro, ooB iie gIrbciter i'm
lleberflu5 bobeu.
SeitenS Der Streiffiibrcr tuirS &C.
ioot. oob fi6 beute friib 387,t00
8erionen om Strcif befinoen; bic
StobfeeieIlifaftGn erfldren 0aB
Sieie 3ohI be0cuteno gu bod gcsrif,
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sIdcrbnn6cg5rbe mnf nusic6en.

2incoIu, gtebr., q. Sept. - 3ic
Qlderbauheboroe inb ith aeainungelt.
an0erSmo eit,e Office au nlieten. 90
rnter Dem CODE @efes ibres 9Iei-
hens int StootsgebGuoe tti6t rlog.
Iid mar. SSSllfoIge ser 0elcr0nnng
Der 9inge nliBfe iie timaieben, Du
oeren &dune bon oem gfot Ser Si.
derbeiten in 9lidpruh eenomnen
puroen; fie i6Iug ibr Snuptqunrttpr
I'M 2inbell 8otel ouf. Ser SoteI-
letter bat borI6llfig beni Gefret1r
GonieIion oos goIlIofof aur Ser.
fiiGnng 9eiteIlt nno miro bn3lt oen
notigen l1nban bornebnten, Inn Dos
2ofoI beriiigk1r air MAIDEN.
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3nfer iteiat I'M 9sreis.

2inroltf, 9tebr., "a. Sept,
glaf) elmer SrSer Der 9tabrunes-
miitel gSeripoItuuo in 2oncoIter
gountn, fcItet Ser 3ufer eincn hoI.
ben Gent mebr oIs bisber. 9ieies
ipia iogeL onB, iuenn Sentono i'm
GonrtD i'm Stnnoe lit, iiberbcilpt
3uder farfen su f0nnen er sinen
baIben Gent Der gSfuno mebr oofiir
be5nbIen ioIl. @ieIe fins iogar nil.
lens mehr 5it sablen menn fir nur
Elm gSfltno onpoil befomlnen fon-
men uno oies lit Der Stant, ipelfJer
iid bri.itcty Die erobten 9fben-
SIder Sabrifen I'm aon0e 81 be.
iiberf.