davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ONE SHovELTUL OF 0U1
 MAT

will give as much heat as two of the dirty. slaty kind. That's why you save money by getting your coal from us. If you want coal that will not klink up your stove. win burn down to the fine ash. that will give the most heat possible you should give us your order.
 We spectali1ei in fesl
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

The home of good coffee-the Alaska Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

Today'o News 'roday-In Empire
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-24
DEATHS
the TRANSPORTATION 10 u. m.
Cath thCdral Gem Auto funeral

the TRANSPORTATION 10 u. m. Int. New
Cathedral Gem. Auto funeral.
LANNON. .-- Suddculy April 80, JOHN O.
son OF late CathHrinC and Patrick l'annon.
Relatives and friends invited TO funeral
sat. 80 M. residence OF hrothcr-tn law.
". r. Rett"rman. "2lH y, carlisle s. SOL
crn requiem mass Church Of our Lady Of
Mercy 10 a. m Int. Cathedral Ccm.
fEt'BY. April 20. hidCE,. widow Of
Joseph LcubN. Relatives and friends. All
societies of witch she was mCmhcr. ~
Nitod to funeral services, sat, y. m. 2uSb
". SuS0uchauna ave. Int, private. North
wood Gem Remains may Is" viewed FRI,
after y. m
LOUCKS. April -. utNRiLrrA. dauEh
- rue notice of funeral viii ho gtrcn.
MAIlONEY April -. JAMES, husband
of y Agnes MHhouCy tn"c llhNcsl Rcla-
tiNus and friends. also Div. No !, \. .. u,
Local so @S5, II. r.: Court SchuElklU, No.
los, +. Of A.. are itny!tcd to attend funeGs.,' l.
cnin requiem mass, Church of the Most
Precious Blood. 10 \. m Int. Holy Sep
uchrc Gem Auto service.
MAEKER. April 80. HENRY, husband ot
Euzahcth Marker, aged. 81. RclatiTes ,amd
trIpd1 also Eogr,h Of R9,E %d9EG "9sS NG 'ad
! Q . +; Goop%rs GtnIan Tt@%sl Assoln,
hly No g. srrSSo tn,itCd It" 'mn"r9 a. serA
WIronbc, .,c-. Ycadon' pcl. g., r.. Int.
private. Friends may cat iil' "ifI
NArIuAS.-S Suddenly Arru -. EDWARD
I husband Of MiunIc ". Matthias tnCC
Wulmsmyrcl and son Of Edward J. and
rrTlcndq. Also also < O. VI. r. rorthwcstcrn A.,
rcmhlv. No. 81 members Of iAwndale Pa.
rriotrr Assn. aud employees Of David Luptor
& Sons CO.. invited TO funeral Sat p. m,
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DEATHS

TRtbE. Widow of Tmeihy @ rhsMN j. sullivan 'H tec
nurgeo. Relatiycs and friends invited TO
High mass OF requiem. Church OF the In
sarnS'ion 'th st psna s1d LndIey sys 10
Auto service.
rPoS wdG% of 10 behjSmAA GA FufTSSA 2 Tp,SS
ffSe orySss wcd ~ Pc n'Sd M s
s. bSth st Train leaves Phila., Thurs. s.36
A. m. Int. at fremont Pa.
wGS% TST'S 81 hSSs, sRE Sbp III RtsyS. md
friends invited to funeral. Sat. $40 a. IN.
Church OF The Nativity 10 a. IN. Int Holy
Sepuchre Gem.
TRuMAN.--Aprii %. EMMA tnce Hum
meD wife OF George Truman. Relatives and
vted 10 funeral services. Mon. . p, m. .
7Os ralrmount ave. Int. private West
laurel Hill Gem. Remains may be viewed
WNRUIT- Suddenly. April "a. WILLIAM
H. husban nd OF late Catherine Cnruh, aged
services. sat. $40 p. M. liz W. Hortter St.
''GTSSS VXS TIiI6utTiGGN,oIlAp@ril q ri %. MARY e..
and friends invited to services; FL, 3 p m,
VAN TTrR. April II. J3NNiE n. wife
and friends invited to funeral services, 1870
Kenwood aye, Cainden: n. ,, Fri, p,
rhs. Friends may call Thurs TO 0
wkRpEN.--April g3. MARGARET. wife
Of Charles II. Warden and daughter Of late
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DEATHS


s4S3 I.awndalc ave. Lawndalc. Int. private
Northwood Gem
McvtCKER. April 81. MARTHA. dauEh-
Ter Of the late Hugh aud Diana McNickcr,
aged % Relatives and friends invited to
iHTmSFa TusE EyT ea HrothGrs Msssr rssldeTGG n
Mt Morah Gem.
:, MILLER. - April ~ ErL,;ARErIr cpcc
liavlctn. wife Of A1cxandcr Miller. Rcla-
tivcs and friends invited To funeral. Sat,
2:30 j.. N. l25G $. 2Ist st. Int Nj Moriah
Gem. Remains may be viewed FRI. after
I j. IN Auto funeral
.MoFrLTT = Arr, ~. .EILIAm;Tlt;
dF'nds san TyI,%H IN to w{qnGraI sGwTyGcs sd'
Croskcy st.. Sat $50 r. M Int. private
.MoitYioW April 81. ROSE V. wife q
iNiI,adm iWiII,iam j. M"rr9w ncas5,Nycs aud f1!;nds
3oth, st. High requiem mass our Lady of
the. Rosary Church ~ Il. m. Int private.
.MuGKESSruRM- April -. MARY. wife
OF tho late Martin Muckensturm. tu"o, Bar
Wtcd 10 attend funeral Fri, 7.3O =. M. 40
Holy Trinity Church. Int. Holy Cross Gem.
,NhNINS. April ~ .WtlLIAM husband
of Margaret N"Nins. Relatives aud friends
St Int rcrnwood Com. Remains may be
NtdWoh Thurs. tu 10 y. m
% 0'CuNNEl.l..---At phocniAyillc. Pa Agr,l
81. MATTHEW O'rONNEtt. aged "a
Relatives and friends invited TO funcra!
Sat Q q. m; residence Of son ~ law. y. y
rcputgm mass. 81 Anus church 10 Il. m.
TrATr.-April 90 LOUISA. WIDOW Of
Andrew Pfan mcc Rotm. Relatives and
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DEATH.

MICHAEL and Catharine Collier. aged 80.
Relatives and friends invited to funeral, sat.
$40 a. M. l41 W. Cumberland st. High
mass Church of Visitation n. V. N. 0 a. IN.
Int. Holy Sepuchrc Gem
WEIsLEIN - Suddenly, April 80. An
DREW NJ. husband OF late Albertna
Wellein. aged 81 Relatives and friends
members of Archconfraternlty OF tho Holy
Family. st Peters Young Men and Cutter, $
Union, Local No. ITO; Invited TO funeral
mass 10 n. m. St. Peters Church. Int Most
Poly vcdCemcr Gem. -
WHARTON % WILLIAM u, hus.
band OF late Sarah Wharton. Relatives
and friends. Henry Bower Beneficial hsso
Invited to funeral. Sat. p m. parlors of
William u. Chew ia2s Federal st. Int;
Ternw.ood Gem. Remains may be viewed
WRIGHT.-Apri 90 MARY A.. wife Of
Edward A. Wrisht tnee .hcGovernj, aged %
Relatives and friends invited to funeral
Sat. y n. m. residence of husband. 3lG
Bailey St. Camden. Solemn requiem mass
Holy Name Church o a. IN. Int. Calvary
Gem.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. April - BUTTER Siesdcr.
Receipts S7U7 tubs. Higher-scorinE. 63Iz a.
SIC; extras. sac. inside; hrsts Gll1 p62L e,
seconds. 30 61c; state dairy, 62gG2E e;
EGGS--F1rm. Receipts, ~. 400 ,uscs.
Extras. AZ. inside; extra firsis. $50 i6lg g
firsts. IS a I6c; gathered extra frsts. i5lz
~ 46c; northern tirsts 44q +5lA q; southern
nrsts, 43q 44hC; dirtiss No. !. 39lz q
dergrade. 80 q 3sc: state and nearby hen
merry whites. 81 952ci gathered whites, 40
ern gathered whites. 45H5Oc: state and
nearby hennery browns, 4SC. inside; gath
cred browns and mixed Colors, I+Wi i7C; sec
onds. 3Dh a 42hc
f.IiEESE : Irregular. Receipts. 3s4j
boxes Whole-milk specials, "a G39C: fiat.
cclored. average run. 31A c; inside; fiat
white. average run, 32c, outside: cOlored
xpeeisls. 81 q32h c; white specials. 32H c,
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VEGETABLES

orally wero well maintained The quota
tons: White potatoes. jersey. per q -hushcI
ba sket-No. I. $50 Soc. No =, 5O4GOr.
White potatoes Maine. per 100 lbs. $" 81.
Whit potatoes; "a. M. I, per. 100 lbs
81. 6Om2 80. White potatoes. New York.
per 100 lbs. 81 Inn2,75 White POTATOES.
Delaware and MarylImd. per 700 lbs. 81 ~
"a ? 10. Sweet putatues. jersey. per la -
ket-No. l. 81 35"2 30 10 > I75d2
Sweet p.etatoes Eastrrn Sh%r" psr bhI =
and Maryland. hueh" hampers 40. l. 81
g325; No; : So ,;.;; p rahhas;sa. Danish
hampcr So 35iq$ & Io do. per cratr $4d :
Onions. yellow, per l"O-lb. bag. s. n :; du
Texas, new. per crate, Si.9j :.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

900 Rs"d Pr s'rons to o% Gshsr T'fH,T ,bsn iy ".
heaHS. $50 ~ i 10 mcdum. $50 ga : 10 10.
light weight. s2". @5o "l.o5; light $I"m
PISGHi"s IS.a5. 'o"s' s'N'S@a l",7'' "ss, sI7"
CATTLEI,Rerorr,s. 800" hcsd. Reef
slow to 2"c lover. ralvos, -" t" 5or lower;
feeders weak; Hcayl beef steers, choice and
si4ia ls.i5; common, II.50Wi4 81 g.. TIsi' iisbi
beef steers, good and comluon. 81 75m is 81:
heifers, SS15n15. 80, COWS, 81 s5m il ~,
. sHEEPI Rec.eIGrs. 10000 head STEADY
siS, snSFa g lambs S''9'' choice "oo'e1 Lambs
2obd GittfearF" Ssaq naa AHr' nisncr Is iic
hssyy yorkors' SO o"aa.i. uGh h"'5C1 yor,a1S aTd
sig s4EEF Il ff" XXI xxi ''o Y%lN~op,, Y2SR q
head; ,.S I6s msrhsf active Top sh""6, 81" 20;
oe oecAihVfE;sSFsccp,s. if; 2so head. marR.,
celEss East s R9fao 5ioa ADr, - m-,.ATTrE-R~
eXLvEsHR Rs"~nts S,' 200 had. S',r"v Market slow
and steady. $50 1851
HoGS-Recrpts, 1000 head, Marh,t active:
y .; mixed. s"l 80 n - -; workers.. {2I 20
SO rs a 2o.95, roushs, slS.5O~ 10, s'ass. 81
@15.
SHEEP AND LAMBS --- Receipts. 1000
head. Market active and steady Wool
lambs. $lI q "a. ~ "iprsd lambs. SlOm II 60:
ycarlnEs $lOH - -, wethCrS. Sl35On.lJ;
ewes, s6Q IS; mixed sheep, sl3ff 1929
Kansas City. April 24.-IT0GS- Korelrta.
Go00 head. Market 90 lOC higher on better
grades steady ON plain Eulk Of sales.
$50. ~ a 90 ~; heayies s@0.7OG9O 90, med
ium weights. 500 80 n 90 90: light Light $40
92o. 10; packing sows. sl002O."5; uis-,
xl6. so "a 1880
CATTLE - Receipts. 5000 head and 500
calves. All classes steady. Heavy h", {
steers. 81 ll.GJ a lp.95, light hvcf steers.
$40. 30 "a Is. 10. butchers COWS aud hcifers.
SO. 80 a 80: Gamers and cutters S5Fn6 TO,
veal calves, 50 754ll. stOckers and feeder
steers S.. 10 a l625.
SHEEP--ReCeipts, 5000 head Best fat
sheep and lambs 2jC lower; breeders steady
feeders lower. Lambs. 81 pounds or less,
Sl6. a. 10: 81 pounds or more. Sl6n
1850: culls and common. Sll.25n 10; ewes.
medium to choice. $ll.25Qli. ~. breeding
ewes s95Ogl7.
ST. Louis, April "a 4-HOGS-Roocipis l.
500 head. Lower. Lights, S2O. 20 q 20 -
pigs. $159l92i; butchers, 2O..0q 90. 81
:. heavy. $50 7jm2O 90.
CATTLE-Receipts 1905 head. Strong
Native steers, Sl1 5Od IS 30: hCifers 50. 30 a
16; COWS. $40. 5On ~. so. stoCkers and feed
ersi S1O413. 80; calves, 81. 7ld ). 30
SHEEP-HeCcipts, 1900 head Steady
LambG. 81 q 81 ewes. Sl3plt.'0.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

chicago. April y, = BllTTeH Receipts,
MI (; seconds 55657..
81 FxtG8 - Receipts. 37.31f ca>es. Market
3p& 4oe: mlscsllaneous. 3sss d4i,sr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-24
lraths

NorthMood Gem. Remains may be Ni"Wrd
Ar4i = ry. ,ad,s e9,;; t; wiisia n
q%rioH ydG to "FS% Tcr@ 49, rGaY'' aud frSmas so"
rSSiI'1G% rSSd jc MHm onfs iI'rMSH % M%rsa G@S"n S
rom from Ml mos To- r3H aEI r"s% r 81, or Hars
~ ''H, W 81 WITT! ~ ,",,u,
q lamCs H,sIcE aud IaqEhtcr 81 late
mairE@sret MA aud Michael Welsh; hrlatIySSS Ss
a"u frlemds invited TO funeral FRI. $50
Gathcdral ,or nH['S utn EnGryn scry,r' 10 Il. H. 4"'
p,,,ri,p,,,',, Hu'o ~, ,.,,.,,,
son Of joseph @nd Idsaphna RanScrsSr RtEAs aec
and "6"ff%" fons "ET" a1a Srf to drS 9nHs w. N%&v"' "a %
~ parmls, Residence; 222S y. rIamro"k St
T"i II" in 'HIS M5s, tory "F,fr%,@S HcrmcT TYr'" cm
.RENNErr - Apru -. SARA !. daughter
It 2 2 a 32'f99 pca 9d 1"@% rr.E !" 'Smg H%%"Gr m
@cr" yor,tss rr y. NJ rJ'' at :" @ora ' Hra". II"
d'w'n" St 'ni Arlington Com
E.NG Hrrorg AF'F i,oE%r T. + + ra%g ,wg%s%Sg
u 5trn Tionr"I Infantry Dur nn'ir,, "
1"o'2 I r'd % @T .i.S 5E"" ar.S" rrs%% q Of """'"
uuiI%r ,,rr o, ,It,u,,,y
na"@ u re4.". = rjo9'"i,, i'"c ,";c r...6,"%r51
rT,r. \, IN q az ,t,''n"S |!EM" |!t,i|
T%%" ST, ,..> ~ ,"' 20 Of Al "{."@ ,% (" .@%fr
rp,>,I ,,n,, '.' n, ,,i,r MI,' ,,,,''T, ,..
n,@I, of ,,r, Sargl T. rirraodiG Hcrait%o-
tnnd lmrmd$ 'n,i%d TO- services. ,trt - ~
Crnn ,Troo4s ,m"E >lo,n remains rhursda.
SDN ,idov "r e Trecmdm ,adrnus Rcia
W,,"s and rg,,.,DaI' ,,,, tnyIsd 70 scr[%c7. 81,
pI9irI'ieM y l. Ornr Nuy,cra i'''"7
rNvA\A1,;u ,r-. of ,,,ry
I'UWn-s I Wn. '% Sri1l@ 'r!""%, %f 81 SnM ST%%.lti %r
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l-fPEsTATE OF GRACE u. O'CONNELL
LOST AND FOUND

COLLAR-L0st. diamond and blaCk velvet
collar. containing 81 diamonds and I pea r.
shaped diamond drop; stamped either L 1759
or - .l" Liberal reward if returned to
streets. =
SClICASE-1.ost. leather suitcase on Penn
sylvania train lea wing Atlantic city Sun
day night. $50, ma rked L. s Peck. Scrar-
ton "a Liberal reward for return. Com
municate with owner at Scranton, Pa
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LEGAL hDvERTIsEMENTs

sbsSULN1 IhbN
EsTAET S1AKao,nrn 2E cEoMcn ss,.ss!.s ;,I cAayIN
2t admnstFgHttion tic on the above estate having
make payment and those ifavIrs Claims 70
present the fRMI faTSI y TIh2Hs hilttfi5yy IfIsy nSn
e. ss5 Fiassi,tz tsestnut ETss. g.. fSii ffSsiii.
JAMFfS A4%fSyi9i. Il iRAiaEN RiSa5: P5iisq 5Eirq,
,1sPEsTAJE OF JACOB +. DOLI,. DE.
Se's'dfsS'f a. groS ,hG 81 e.taTs q; ysaSS
PR fy'ifSfS TFGsr rhfS5Sf o%rS sS; sm1fT,ss Fl s 4 RI
sssg I 4. .ss Esss
''' ' Fidelity VIII w;tHEt62SSF!S Et62SSF!S%SSS5Ss,'' SSsr
,t--z1Sy-sEsThTE OF hMAIIE FISHER. mn.
slS ceascd--Lctters testamentary on tha
al persons onsn dsbteS sssBsS to to G
SAD estsse ,Sass are ,reaussted to make payment
'' "''"f5 Dr. Sw1trER ~, y, NNA1sEs; n ,s,s :,
CL1NToN 4, sowERs.
900 Stenh"r T'rari Rn'ldirr.
s1-ss5a ESTATE or ANNIE T.. LAFTERTY.
s deceased-Lettcrs tcsiamentsry ,,no,
the. estate Of Annie l.. Larerty, decessed
having been granted 10 Fidelity trust CON
pany. all persons indebted to tho ss ID e.i,t.
are requested to make payment, and those
having claims against the same to present
them, without delay. at the Office of the
Philadelphia.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
-----------W VIM. ?. GEsT. President.
,t..,svESTATE OF ALFRED }. MCCARTHY.
deceased-T,rtters testamentary upon
the estate of Alfred 7. -McCarty. decessed
having been 1,!T granted 10 Fidelity Trust Com.
debted to the said estate are requested 10
make payment. and those having claims
AGAINST the same to present them without
delay. at the office Of the said company
325-33l Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
WIN. p. GEST President
SlsPESTATE OF GRACE y. O'CONNEIL
- ceased-1eiters testaElentp ~ upon
the esta te OF Grace D. O'Cornell. decea sed
having been granted to Fidelity Trust Com.
paoy, all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make raympnt and those
having claims against the same to present
them, without delay. at the office of the said
company. 325-331 Chestnut street, Phlladel-
phia.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY
VIM. r. GEST. President.
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FRESH FRUITS

Choice stnrk generally FIRM with Of
ferings moderate and demand far Quo
tations were as follows: Apples, New York
per barrel-Ba.dwn. SAn11: GrscninG. s. %
IL: Russcts. $50. Ivauia
and Virginia. per barrel-Beu Davis S7m
Q. 80: Gano. S7.5O195O. Apples Western
per box, Sl.1jm -. Lemons, per box
So. 50mi. Oranges. Florida. per crate,
s3I7 70; do California, per box 81 40T
S5.25. GRAPEFRUIT. per box. 81 IL n Il. ~
Straw wbcrries, southern per quart ia so.
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HELP wANTED-MAIr

HCCOuNIANTS--A large firm of public . =
,o sotuntianIS tinI requires an experienced senior
LOT tnelr l'hiladelphia office: public Account :
ancy experience essential: state age eSner,
SnTe GnHn ana salary desired NJ o36 Iedra,
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HEIp wANrEp-rrMALr


PEACE WORK AT WAR PAY-knit urgent,
ly-needod socks for US on our auto knittcrs
experience unneCessary; full particuiars No
stamp Dept. 2Sf. Auto knitting Co. s3i
Jeferson st. Buffalo. N Y. o.
BUSINESS SERVICE co, 1fis Land T,tie--
BhPRS., Sl6-S25; STENOGRS si5.sos
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ARTIST WANTED

len and INK artist. experienced in lettering;
expected. NJ 1o1. Ledger ONCE.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

hoOkkEEPER wanted who Understands op-
GRAFTON of bookkeeping machine. Address
,: ABRAMS Co. Juniper and Vine.
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Behind B0lted Doors in the Haunted HC
Yet 4ssailed by the Unseen Creature 0fNys

Alone in the empty house Keith made every
door was bolted and every window tightly
fastened against the enemy that lived
If tiles Woods AT last, tired out he fell into
deep and dreamess sleep from which he
awakened with cry and sharp pain at his
throat where terrible pressure s1ueez-
ing the life from him.
He struck wildly in the darkness, but there
nothing there and he heard the door of
his close gently the door that he had
boled.
1t might have been dream but his throat still
hurt and when he made light and looked
at himself in the glass he that his throat
was bruised and swollen and that it showed
the black of enCircling fingers.
"Who-what-can it have been?" he muttered
But the door fasenings still intact and
search of the revealed nothing-notIng
of the invisible foe
What manner of creature this that laughed
at boted doors and preyed on people as they
slept?
''The Solitary House, =.
1t takes the adventures a lonely youth and
girl WhO had come to the empty farmhouse Wth
her a blank, the result of accident.
These and the sinister, shadOWy
lived in Files Woods: claiming its Uictims in the
nighttime and hiding them one
Whee! What it? Read
Euentng puhlir GR0oRr
Beginning Monday, April 2s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-24

ACTCMoBILE PAINTERS, EXPERIENCED
On COMMERCIAL. BODY AND PAS
~ SENGER CAR Works
APPLY WANAMAKER'S GARAGE
s. w. COR 23D AND WALNUT sis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-24

BlACkSMITHS. r5EPERIENcEp
On COMMERCIAL BODY Work
{, APPLI WANAMAKER S GARAGE
>. w. COR. 23D AND WALNUT SITS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-04
SpQrtQfer luoQell
luieotr losldlagtll
Dem rcrtpdrts silfclec bcabbtieen iic, am MIDI.
iten Dcnncrstas 81 ucrimden, oic Hcsicrrne
on iie1 81 rei6cn
DeMti@lanS Rat 1labrMnesmittel allf 81 ,llonate

3iirib, 4. 6eb. Gem rGor.
m1rts~ aufoIge peroen Oie Spnrtofer
i1diten Donnerstog tuiener beriu.
ben, Ole giegiernnesgetpaIt an iib
5u reiBen. Gie 5iibrer 6erieIben,
idlreibt Die genanttte 8eititng boben
fid nnd g8ilbeIngbaben, grolif.
ifpeig unO onoeren aommuniIten.
3entren begeben, Inn &arteig1neer
iinh Berlin Sit bringen unb Die 3nbl
Der oorti9en Spnrtnfer ait berItdr.
fen. Die &egieriing ipeiB lin ben
Blnn uno bat Die @od)en am Reidls.
tdgsgeb1lioe itno anoeren offentli.
den Boiiten beoeiiteno berlt1rft.
gtmiteronn, a. 5eb. - &ube bor
Dem Sturne lit oos SdliiiieIiport
aler Radrit6ten aus Berlin, lpeI6e
Die borti9e Gage beIdreiben. Die
aorSe Cuff lit BON bon berodd)tigen
griuortllngen uno cine grplolion
mag ie6en 2tugenblid erfolgen.
@ie ileiie &eDollttion. 70 miro BE.
bauptet, ipiro bon Dem Sportofer
SoFflnann iinb oeu riiiliihen 2lgito.
Tor GoOef geleitet iperoen. Ger @nil0.
{treid5 iol I'M Die 3eit Der, 3uiom-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-04
Die Sitcrrcicbiie6>
ScMtic3e 1tnton

98ien SanStaq, l. 5eb.-81b-
reno Der beutigen &unogebttng 8u-
gllnlten Der @nglie0erung 9eutid-
GeIterreids an Geutid)lon0 ertIqrte
Ser 9liniiter oes g[tsip1rtigcn Gt-
TO gauer, Die belitibe 9iegierung 6a-
be 0eutih 2eiterreid eingeIooen,
8eboIntddti9te 81 elmer rleuen in
9elltidlan6 gebiIoeten &omnliiiion
3i ien0ert Die Ben Glob Oes friibes
ren 8unoeSrotes einniTunlt. 3ieie
9eboqnid6tigten ober ipiir6en bor-
lGufig nur beratenoe Gimme baben.
Serr @aper ihloB nit ben @orten:
. o9innen fur5em Miro 8elttif Deter.
reid einen Cell 8eutihlanos, einen
Eeil Der groBen 0elthden Repu6tit
biloen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-04
1pitbtioc 1ocrlaec fir
Sie StaSt OmaPa
Die Stabt fam lSnsnnlnse ii6erne6s
men, @ufcrOiitritt fat iie aber
at leiteh.

2ineOln, A. sSeb. - Senotor g6os.
Sounoers bon Douglas GouttD bot
i'm Staots Seilat cine fiir Smoba
uneentein ipi6tige 8orlage einge.
retdt. 9ieielbe beltitnmt, ooB Die
Staot aontmiiIion Die 9erbonos
lungen fir Die ltebernabme Der @oS.
anloee iueiter fiibren uno erIebigen
ioG, ooB 1ber bel ebentueIler lle6er.
nabne Der @aSmerfe 0urd Die
Stoot oie 2eitrlng Dem Wetropolitan
&qIieroiItrift iibernieien iperOen ioa.
gefanntIi6 leitet Der 8oIier0iitrift
unlere @oIicrperfe, on 6eren Spite
Serr st. &opeIl ols S6erIeiter itebt.
Ole @orlage ocs Serrn 6aunoer8
beOingt olio, oaB 0ie fiInftiee 2et-
tltng Ser @asperfe in Sdn0en ocs
Serrn Solpea liegel ioll.
Gin 4nrngrnpb Der 8orloee
ftreift oie 8eItilnlnling ans, bob bas
Sol1r oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sos
lpeG nidt mebr als $4,000 oas Sa9r
6etragen ioa.
Senator SaunoerS bat altd cine
Iorlage eingereiht. Die Dem 8uIier-
oiltrift meiterc 8ollmadt berleibt.
Ser 0iitritt erbdIt onourd Die @e-
malt, 9ripoteigentunL Oos fir 8ai-
acknowledgements notig, oltf Dem @nt-
eigltungspcge 5u eriper6en Cine
anoere 9eitinlmung iagt baB Die
5taot Smubo fir bic 8erdnoertingen
Ser Gage Der Sporcnten 5lt sablen
bot. 8ieOer cine n1oere 9eItim-
mung foroert Die 3oblltng elmer 6eue
eri6nbtore BON 8e3irfen Die auBer-
balb Der Stobtgret8e liegen iuioI
i6lieBlid geitottet cine geItiumltngI
0ie Ginfiibrung zines 8eriiderlmgs-
fonos fir Oie glngeiteIltcn,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-04
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Oepiltierteltkalftnler

BariS, A. sSeb.-@eltern .obe1o
belt &rqli6ent gSi[Ion cine 9eOe in
Der frau8oiiiben Geputierterlfaulu1er,
Die aud bon 9Srdit0ent 9Sointare,
8renlier Glemenceo1 unO on0eren
aopipettSnlitglie0ern angeb0rt ipur-
0e. Die 8eriomnIung beltano oa-
raul oieie 9feOe itebetl0 anSuborett
troB aIler groteite @errn @iIfons,
Dem oie 9lufmerflamfeit oltgenidein-
lid eine geluiiie. @erlegeubeit berei-
tete, uto anterbradJ Sen gteoner
ipieOerbolt init 8eifaIl. ga Ser 8r1-
ii0ent Gnglii6 iprad, oie 9tntpeien-
Den aber 0ieier Sprnde gum groBen
8eile nift mddtig iinb, brad Der
rcdte 9eifaIl crit log, ols Elm 9oI-
metI6er Die gieoe oaf 5raua6iiid
mieOerbolte.
Ser Graitoent betotlie in ieiner
Ginfeitung bic freurtoid5aftIitben @e-
fiible. Die gInerifaner uno Strange.
fen itets fir einanoer eebegt bit
ten felt 6ran8oien Der ffeinen anes
ritnnil9en HepHblif III i1rem aoltt-
pfc, fir 6reibeit 70 bodber3ig bets
geitan0en gr fiibrte tpeiter aus,
mie Die 6einoe iener geriooe beute
S1ultel an SduIter ititnoen, eiren
9eu1einiamen 5eino 5n befGutpfen.
6ranfrei6 bnbe an Ser @ren8e ser
5reibeit geitan0ell, Die bonn @1ili-
tdrismu$ beorobt ipuroe, iuuter in
Gorge, mann Ser Sdtog falen ipiir-
De. llno ats er 9efonlmen Iei ou1
Die Silfe gefomulerl lmerpurtete
9ilfe, nidt MIR bon iBteti &erbittl-
oeten bon allet freien 80lfern Der
gBelt 9tu6 g(merifa babe 0ann @e.
legetbeit gefllnoen cine oIte ShuIo
IS babe nod mebr ee.
tan es babe o0ie W1Gdte Ser 8elt
5ltinmmenge5o9erL 10 OaB 6ranfrei9
nielnatS tpieoer feline Soldering fiib.
len iolle Die @efabr iei aber
nod nidt borilber, 0enn i'm Often
bis nad 0fuBlanO, nod 2liien btnein,
lparen 5rngen aufgetau6t, Die nod
ntdt geIoit, ia nod unIosbat ieien.
ltno 5ranfreid itdnoe nod intmer
oil Der @ren3e, ntiiiie bereit iein,
fat 1inertrGgIide 9pfer 5u bringen.
9lber nidt alleinl
Setter bon Rationen bGtten Ioiueit
INNER ulr ibre 9eaiebungen 5u an.
oeren 6iibrern im 9[uge gebabt un6
oie goIter ieGbit oergeIien. 9as
Ipilroe onoers iperoen. 8oblfubrtI
un0 Siderbeit Ser g0lfer piiroe
oas eil15ige 3ie( in 3ufilnft fei. |
ltno 6ronfreidl iouobl pie ieSes an.
Oere freie 9Olt neroe iii 3ufunft !
piiien, 0aB menn @efa6r Oro9e. oie
1an5e it6rige g9elt mtf ieiner Seite
iteben Deroe.
a9as, flbr Ser ae0ner fort,
tits 5meifeIlos, iporlm id bier in
5rnnfrei1 ioI6en Gntbuiiasmus fir
sine 8olferliga gefltnOen babe. 0ie
5dipierieteiten, Die elmer iolden 2i.
IA gegeniiberite6en, Die Sbfer, bic
Ie6raHf per6en miliien, Ite6en in
.eiuem gerglei6e at Der oro6en6en
Sefnbr, Die, obne iie. SSranfreidI inl
Der 3ufunit beOroben fonnte."
Die 2iga, 10 IfloB Der gyr1f6ent, !
ueroe bic ungebeuren Soften fiir |
teberoe Seere lmO fiir fSlohen, Die |
luf 6en SduItern Der Boiler 70
onse aeleeen, unn5tio maden. |
5ranfreid tonne in 8utunft ieiner
Boblfobrt seiUiB iein. gie odnse
8elt iei einiG oieie @oblfabrt ibr
"a gorantieren. Die aonierens lei
Dies an beuerf. |
teaigen pim giamen aer 5reibeit, |
'iir Die 5rdnfreim un0 Qlmerifa, |
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