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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
Discount 2litcr I'M
Conecft oeitorben

2onoon. 90. 0ft.-SSSlit 9lGter bon
II Sabren itarb bier Discount 8ils
liant 8oloorf slltor na9 einidbri.
gem aranfenloger on einem Ser5-
leioen. gtuf @unitb beg 8eritor6e-
men miro Der 2ei6nom berbrannt
un6 oie slide in Der 95ribotfopel1e
ouf Dem 2anogut oes @erbIideuen,
Glibeoen in SopIotp 8ufs, oos ge-
geniu6rtig bon 8al0orf glitor be-
ipobnt miro, beigelebt 3u iperoen.
Discount glItor ipuroe i'm Sabre
t84S in Stem gorf oIs Sobn oes
SSobn Syotob gIitor gtuumer
9rei, un0 l1rgroBentel bon
SSobn Safob glitor, Dem 8egriinoer
Der glitor MiIionen, geboren. or
monberte in ben 90er Sabren nad
@roBbritannien aus, po er iid no.
titraliiieren IieB. St 1916 iuuroe er
Boron uno in acknowledgement
SSSSabr erlter Discount bon Seber.
CUR 3eit ieines glblebens botte
glItor nod be0elltenoen @rnnobelis
in oen 8ereiri9ten Stooten, ipe5iell
ober in ieiner @eburtsitaot Seem
gorf. @r ipar elmer Der reiGbIten
Manner @ngIanOS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
aonferell3 brog| III
oit Srii@e T. geDel
HeiolMticn iiber kcllektiues DerRanSeln stpiidcn
1lrbcitern mnS 2lrbeitecbern bilSct Sen
Stein Ses 1lnitokes
l,rdi. 1l,ilion ,pia Eonferers salammcnbaltcm

@albington, 20. Sft. -9ie Ser.
treter Der Sefientli6feit auf Ger in.
6uitrieI[en aonieren5 meroen Miibe
bnben, Die aonferen3 IN Sieung 5li
balten. Gic gl6itinmnne iiber Die
Jtage, OF Die glrbeitgeber NIT Nidt.
onoeltellten berbanoeln lpoIlen, mub
belite 3ur 9lbitimmltng geIongen.
2ieier glnlidt iinb Die meiittn 9e.
Iegnten.
@ertreter Der 9lr6eitergruppe lie.
Zen beute friib our6blifen, 0ab die
fir Die 9teioIiitipn ipeldbe glrbeitern
6as 9ie6t oibt ausmdrtiga aeprG.
ientniten gu ernennet I'M nit glr.
beitgebert 5u berbanoeln, ni6t itim.
men iperben Gle g(rbeitgcber er.
fldren bab eS ibnen borbebalten
peroen ioa, 5tt entifeiben, Oh lie
ipillens linO, BEL einem Streif nit
proieiiioneIler 9(r6eiteriii9reru 5lt
ueIDuIuelH.
@iitglie0er Der 9lrbeitereruppe ia.
gen, Oab Ole aonicren5 lid e6enio
gut bertdgcn f0nne, iaas foIlettibes
Ger6onorIh 0as bic eingerei6te ae.
iollttion be8padt, obgelebnt miro.
Dieies 9ing aus ibrer 9oItune nm
letten 6reitog berbor, ais itd Die
aonierena bis beute Oertogte, INN Dem
3entralfonitee @elegenbeit ali geben
: bierii6cr au beroten llno beute Die
ReioIiltion Der aonieren5 du inter.
breiten. Seit 6reitog maren &on,i-
tees in gerating. 9lrbeitgeber ton.
ferierten Samstog uno Sonntog Biz
ipat IN Die gtod)t binein.
2os ous fiinf5ebn @itgIieoern be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
Gin tt,eitcrer 1oerein
cpfctt icjite Aaie
Ter 6ilfsfouS bat beate ipieber einsn
idJOuen 5urtidritt su Der.
ssidaen.

Ser 9an0mebrperein bon ,Sarpr
Gountn, in 8apinion, bat Dem gei.
ipiel anoerer 9ereine 5oIge gclei'
itet unS ieine eail5e Safe, 0ie aus
einem 2ibertp gon0 bon 81 be,
itanb, Dem SilfsfonO bon Ntittelelt.
ropa iiberiuieien. Serr Sernar
Boiling bat oen Sdab iiber6rod)t.
Ger 9iIfsiono 1at aud beute tpie.
Der einen id)onen 8ulpnfls erfobren
Gs lit nber nod funee tlid)t eenalg
un0 Der 8oritono Der @eielIid]afi
Bofft nod auf ein beoeutenoes Sit,
uadien beg 5onos.
Norgen, 3ienstag abeno, bdIt Der
8oritano Der Silfs.@eieIliAoft i'm
Muiifbeim eine ipt9tige @erianlnt.
lung ob, 5u ipelder aIle Ritglieoer
Der SommelfonliteeS bon 8ereinen
uno airdeu9emein6en eingelaoen
finb. @an mo6te germ einen 8e.
ridt baben, iiber oas, mas bisber ge.
ton ipuroe itno tpeitere ElGne fir
Die 3ufunft entiperfen.
9us aartenfrdn56en Der 6rauen.
iettion Salnstng obeno mar tpieoer
elm idoner grfoIg. 8eridlt oariiber
eritattet bic &rGiioentin, Srou Ser.
ia @ebibmonn an anoerer SteIle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
4,rdiicenf el,ilion
beitfc ettuas tuobler
Gcrbradte cine sieinlid sntc gtadt;
Batte Sonntas an @erbannnss.
beidiuerSen sn leioen,

@aibiueton 20. Oft. (ltniteo
grcB.) D9es 9rdiioenten 9eroaa-
ungs6eidueroen finb beinabe gang
boriiber gegongen", iogt Elm 9eriht
ieiner 9lr5te beute moreen Inn t1:25
llbr; mad elmer 8iemlidJ guten
gsadt it er beute morgen pobler" /,
beibt es in Sem Bulletin ipeiter.
Ser geridt lit unteraeidnet bon
Den Aer5ten 8rapion, Sfuifin uno
Stitt.
(Gie iiingIten 9eri6te aus oem
8eiBen Snus baben gemcIoet, ooB
Der 95rdiioent niibermdBia Glob-
rng" 5u ii6 genommen bobe. 9as
SonntngSbuIletin ieiner g[er3te mel.
0ete, 6aB iein 3uItono unperdnoert
lei. 9ies tpitr6e ni6t biz furs nad
mittag berauseege6en. 9onn fom
am abeno cine glnfiin6ieung, baB
Der Brdiioent infolge bon ltnberoar.
Ii6feit leioc.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
Gbinas Delegation
BON paris abeereiit

Saris, 20. Oft. - Der bier ais
6riebensbelegat mcilenoe dineiiide
@iniiter fir ousip6rtige GngeIeeen.
better, gu Chang Sfiang, lit am
San8tag bon bier abgereiIt, Inn iif
nad Stalien sn be9eben. ga>h Gr.
leOigllng beridie6ener &eqicrungsec-
f6dfte miro er itd nniangs gsobenl-
Der in 8eaIeitlins zines @roBteiIs
Der glngeitellten ser dlineIiiden 5rie.
oens0eleoation bon Morieilles aus
na9 Sdontung einififfen. Or. @el.
lington aoo miro biernlf Die dime.
iiihe Regierling in oen @eriommlun.
gen beg @roBen States bertreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
KSnie 2llbert beind,t
JnSianersIS Sdmptlins
@irb BON ben 9lotbdhien frennblidj
empfansen nnb init einer 9ede
befdeHft.

Albuquerque, q. 3D., 20. Oft. -
@eitern au friiber Morgenitunoe
belt Der spe5inIiilg bes bier3uIdn6c
auf 8eiii6 ipeilen6en belgii6en So.
nigspnores in oem Gorfflen Sal
IMP, oem Sauptfis Der Ropaio Ssr,.
oinner, an, no iid aoblrethe &ot,
b1ute 6ieies Stuiulnes einaefun6cn
botten, I'M oen boben @6Iten einen
wiirbigen GntpfaHa gu berciten.
a1tr5 nod Der 4rfinft ipieIte Die
@nfiftopelle ser ct. @eidaeIs en-.
oioneridule Die betgilde gsational.
bbnlne, Ser oorauf bos .Star
5panaleo 8anner1 foIgte.
GoAoem au Gbren oes aonigs-
paares un5 oes beIgiid)en &ronprin.
sen elm Griegstan5 oufgefiibrt iucr-
ocn mar, nuroen Dem &0nig aui
beionoeren @unih Die berborroeeno.
ften 6erielben borgeitallt. sSnoioner.
bdrptling Silagotip, better 6efonnt
ais @ete Gricc, iiberreid]te bei Die.
Ter @eleaen1cit Dem aonig dIs @e.
ident Oes Stoullnes cine feline gia.
baio 8ede, ippraitf 9llbert an Die
9rnit oes greiier &rieeers mebrere
SiIbcrneooiI[en 6es belaiihen
Snusoroens 9eitete Sic s5noianer
lpitrOen bieraiii oer &onigin ooree.
ltelt, Die bon oeu oSnoianerirauen
mebrere p5otoarapDiide auinabmen
mahte. glob einent 5eremonieGen
abi6ico ieetc 6os G0niespaar
hierouf ieine Meiiel fort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20

2incoIn, 20. Oft. - Die @rtro-
Sisune Der 2egislotur bat iih Der.
tngt. nadoem iie Die Omaha goIt
aeibiG uno Die Douglas 9onobia
paiiiert batte. Die 2eeislotur belt1.
tigte aud idlntIi6e Grnennungen
uno nobm ben 8eridt eitgegen, i'm
Die llriahen Der boben 8reiIe Der
2ebenSmittel 3u interiuden. Die
8onobia gi6t Der Gountpbeb6rOe oos
Reat, Bombs ousaugeben, Inn oas
@eridtsgebdilOe mieoer in guten 8u.
itanO au iesen; Die golideibia gibt
Der aonuniiiion oas &cdt, einen $50.
Ii5eidef bon aisp6rts onouIteIlen.
au6 ipuroe Die 3ibiloienit.0 0iobresel
I'M ToIi3eioienit ni6errufen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
Spanicns HSnie
beit'e9t Srankrei6
slfonio iuOqte mGbrenb bes ariescs
Sranfreid anseblid nit ieiner
glrmee belfen.
W1o6ri6 Sponien. 90 OF

Woorio, Sponien, 20. Oft. -
aonig &lfonio lit an Samstag
abenos bon bier obeereiit, I'M Der
fron5oiiiden Hepitblif einen offi5ieI.
len geiu9 nb5ultatten. Gies lit nad
glniift Der biefigen SogeSbI1tter ein
flarer 8elpeis fir oaS innige
Greunoidoftsbano, pel6es bieie BEL.
Den 2dnoer umi1IieBt.
Garis, 20. Oft. - Der bier tuei.
lenbe ipaniide @eianote S. 6uino.
mes 2eon lit nod Der ipanii6.fron-
3oiiiden @ren8e seeilt, i'm &onig 9ll-
ionic bierber Sli be9Ieiten.
eeSStt einem belite i'm .SournoL"
ber0ffcntlidten slrtifeI oes ipontiden
@eianOten Econ beiBt es, oaB Spa.
MEMS aoni9 bereits beim glus6rud
oes furdtboren 80lferfrieees III Gu
ropa Die 4biid)t eebobt botte, Den
5ron8oien nit Spaniens Seereg-
madt 5ll Silie 5u ellen. glm erlten
Gage Der fran8olilden Mobiliiierung
beidieb er Sen fran56iiiden @eiono.
ten gu iid uno teilte inn nit, Dob
6ranfreid rubig ieitt 'odt8ebntes Mi-
litdrforps, Oo8 bi8 oobin in ben Gp.
ren6en ltationiert mar, nad Der Oft
,Ilden 2anbes9rense ienoen ntose, oa
ipaniide Srippen Die @ren8e au
iAiiscn ipiilen lpiiroen.
aSn Den fir Sronfrei1 10 berluTts
rei9eit Tagen oes Monats gluguIt
ipanote iid &onig 4IfonIo an oas
ipaniIfe &abinett uno iprof oen
8unid aus, bod 8u gfoB, an Der
Spite Der ipaniiden aaoaIlerie, Den
6ranaoien subtle ellen at oiirfen.
Dies luuroe ibm ieood ob9eidlogen.
Der @eionote 2eon erfIGrte, ooB
Spnnien nabrenb oeS arieees tot.
iddlih nid)t neutral ipur, ionoern
5ranfreid begiinitigte, obmobI Oos
@egenteil bebarptet tpuroe.
Sron3olilde Sogesblatter bringen
Der 8eiudsreiie bes fpnniifen &err-
iders groBes SSfltereiie entqegen un6
bertpeiien ouf Die Satiad)elL oaB Iid
@lfonio pdbreno oes 8oIferringens
beri1ieoentlidl erfolerei1 iiir Die
8olfer Der alliierten BEL ben Benz
tralmddlten oeriponote unb aabIlo-
fen berfriippelten SoIboten, Die Iidl
IN feinoIidrr @efaugeHiAaft bsfan-.
ben Die Seintfebr erntogIihte. aud
fuurbe auf feline 5iiriprode bin d9
Gerionen, bic BOT, Ben 3entraInl1d-
ten ipegen ntiIitGrii9er gergeben
sum Eooe berurteiIt tporet, oas &c.
ben eeiderft. 9as Is. aorps ser
fran5oiiihen glrmee, tpeldes our6
Die 3uii6erung oes iponiihen So.
nis fit ben sSrontbienIt frei ipuroe,
eroberte ieiner0eit Die Staot 3bonn
in gliaB-2otbringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
Sic s6drfen Der
Yrobibitionsaftf
tae6 ncdmaliecr priifiine ans Wei6c Patis;
Sasielbe tritt am 2S. Oktcbcr I'M Kraft
Der Koninm Sabeim NIT tef4rdnknne eeitattet

StraffdGig nld9t fi9 nud oerieniee,
lpelder Mitteilungen mndt tuo man
Spiritlioien beaieben fam.
lteber ben 8eiis bon nltoboIboIn.
gen @etrGrte iost Die Mfte. ooE etn
iolder nod oem /. Sebriiar 1920
oIs getpeis bienen ioll, Die abiift ait
boben, 6os @elet sti iibertreten. Gi.
ne g(usnabme miro nit Spirituoien
in @sriDattpobn ger1adt, bic IN
geiesnldbiger @eiie Dor Snfrnfttre.
tting oes 9robibitionseeieses sefnuft
tpuroen. 9ieie 0iirien fir ben Gea
brou9 bes gigcntiimers, beijen So
mile tno Gdite berpenoet tper6elL
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Die Repiiiett ser
Semtithert Sd,mlbiicber

Berlin 20. Oft. - Ser preltBi.
i4e llnterridt8ntiniiter Sonii6 bot
perfiigt, 6oB Die neuen 2ebrbiider in
Den Sdulen GreuBenS feline 8iloer
oes ebemaIigen aaiiers ooer oeiien
6onilie entbaltcn Oitrfen, oo oieieI.
ben MIR ben 3lped baben Die Gpna.
Itie uno Die oIte Staotsi6ce at Der.
berrliden; aud iin6 ale gnetooten,
Die gu Dem gleiden 3pef eeiammeIi
iino unO Den S4iilern 5itm Stuoiun
unter6reitet iinb, aus Den 8iiderl
tussumer5er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
Cine gcratnuss6e65rbs

2incoln, Gebr., 90. Sft.--es
ioI elm genleinidaftIibes acntitee
beioer Sdnier ernonnt neroen, lin
nit Der erefutibe sii beroten iiber
Die gaottpenoigteit Der ginberufilne
etner Spe3iaIfisuns Der 2eeisrntlir.
5iir llftteriudung bes berridenben
9rofittpnders. 9ieie @eb6roe iol
oIS cine beratenoe betrndtet per-
ben unb Dem @ouperneur in alien
tpidtieen Sraecn. Die ouftaudsn, be-
roteno sur Seite itehen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
aebrer beIudJem Sunbention.

SoItines, gaebr., 20. Sft. - Ser
Sdulrat bat beitIoiien, Die Sdulen
III ben Soeen pont g., 6. uno 7. $50.
peuiber su fblieBen, INN oen 2ebrern
@eIegenbeit 81 geben, Ser Staats-
aonbention bes 9ebrerperbanoes BEL.
tuobnen All fonneu.
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Stiir,te in Seu SpS

@erine, 9iebr, 90. OFT. - Sill.
ton 8urte itiirate BON elmer iebr
boben 8Iattform ouf einen 3einent.
fubboOen in ben 800. Ser ii,nee
@ann mar iofort tot. Or mar %
Sabre aIt uHo tatte fib crit nor et.
iihen Monaten bqrbRirotet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
gimiteinlaaer luirS ansaebentet.

@erina. 8ebr., 20. Oft. = Yiebi
rere Sditierlo 4der 2onb, oen ISii.
eeln jtpiihen Seottsbfuff unb Ban.
ner goutttp entlane, ipuroen I'M,
IGneYt cirer Minernl gonlponp iiber.
trogen. Die entidloiien 1T, Die gro.
Ben Eager bon @intItein, ionIt aud
als r6uDers@ GrSe befarnt, ailssu.
beuten
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Be5ilelitb Scr Scnomita
BON cicbes9abcil
Flane fiir bic gerteilnns hon Gin.
Selgaben iuerOsa ansgcnrbeitst
nnO 6alOigit 6efannt &c.
geben.

9leu Dorf, 90. Oft. - Ser Dor.
bereitenoe 9luSidu3 fir ooS 9otio.
male Silfsfomitee fir Die 9otleioen.
ben IN 9euti9lano uno Oeiterreih
lgentral Committee for tie 9ieIicf
Of GiitreB IN @ermanp anb auitria,
s5x l9tortb Moore Street, 9tem gort)
in bieier 8o4e foIgenoe 9rabf.
,lri6ten aus Berlin erbalteu:
p0ie erlaiienen gorl6riften be.
nmen boB Observation-Disclosures
9eoilrftige, Denn ite 9oafreibeit
y nieBen iollen, an gemeinniltige
titalten in 9elitidlo1o our Ser.
Hung geiunOt weroen niiIien.
mn Gtn5eIIenopmgen nit 2ebenS.
tteln, Die an 6eitinntte @npf1nger
ibrer eigenen 8erperto1tng serih.
iinb, 8oIlfrei eingelanen merben
lien, 70 0iirten iie nltr iolde. Sc.
N iisnitteI entbalten, Die ihon na1
h eeltenoen, nlgemeinen 9eItinl,
mgen 3oafrei iino. Gies fino aur
it Die meiIten mi6tigeren 2ebens-
ittel. oageeen iin0 @enuBmitteI
Aiaiiee, Zee. aafao uno bereleider)
bapilidtig. @itte 8orltebenoes sur
erlneloltng bon llnoutrdelidfeiten
ri lleberiell0lng bon 2iebes9oben.
afeten in Den beteiligten oeiitid.
,nerifonii4en &reiien, ebentuea I'm.
r 8enlttllng Der Treiie 5u berbrei.
N,
(@e3) 9lusp1rtiges 9lntt.
2ingereate 2oiilng fir Die iidere
q bio idneIle @erien0ung uno 4bliefe.
lng bon Siebeseoben aller arten
ION @in5elgebern beItinnlt fit Gin.
4 aIentpfdnger miiroe iein. oaB oieie
lird Sbr aonlitee ange6eigt uno an
3nier Soulitee geian6t iperoen. mos
urd SIR no unier @oIf beidiist
DiiroelI
@lit Der 3uitimmung Der 9leaie.
lng interbreiten mir sSbnen brief.
&Ed goridIdge fir beionoere @inrin.
lingen fir 9oitpafete. @ir iinb
#eIbitDerItdnOlib bereit, @inoeIien.
Ibnnsen on einSeIeHpfdnser gu be.
koreah iaIls oieie Orrd SIR Semi.
Fce onge5eiot uno oGe ausIneen sn.
/ ,feritottet iperoen.
A/f@ea) 3entrnlfomitee 9etttides
4 totes areuS.
j 8l6ne iiber Die borteiIbafte uno
&idere 8erienoling bon ein5elgaben
Fn llebereinitimmiine NIT bieieit
1 SSrobtnodridten perOen oussearbei.
.et lmn bnloiait berSffeutlidlt,
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geihaftsleiter Sanft a6.

2intoln, 9iebr., 90. Obs. DO.
8romlette, Der bisberige @eI1dfts.
letter ser 2incoln erection Com.
panp, bot nod iiebenidbriger SienIt.
aett iein g(nlt nieoergeIeet. Ct miro
borl6ufis feline onbere 8eid6ftisung
o,lfnebmen. ionOern einitipeilen Der
9fube pflegen.
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Scr. Stanten 8eidfpaber in 4iITa.
hau

2iiiabon. 20. Sft. - 8as ane.
rifonifte @ei6pooer, 6as cine seit.
lang BEL Brett unterte, 1T bier elm.
getroffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
gaub rer soditrase beoinnt.

sSremont, Nebr., 90. of. - Die
gfInIteriins Der ieds MieiIen Iorgen
Strede 5iuiider 5remont uno 9lnies
bat beeonnen uno oiirfte in ftraer
3eit bcenoet iein. 9ie @eraogert,ns
nuroe Dem Mnneel an 8enteitt suee-
idrieben. Ger Gontroftor eeoenft
taelid 500 SUB RON oent 9fIaiter su
leaen
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0lunpernenrg. .Grncnnnnaen beltatiat.

&incoln, yfebr., 20. Sft.-3er
Senat bot idnttTide SefretGre, oie
Der @cuberneitr urter Dem gooe.
@eies 5u ernemen bot, beItGtiet.
8ir boben Sic gsornen Ser Sefretdre
bereits friiber eebrodt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
mcttcrl,crid,t

Sir Omaha iino lllneebuns: gum
EeiI belpoItt beitte obeno uno Giens-
tos. Gtipos f1Iter beitte obeno.
Sir 9febrosto: f60n bellte obeua
llno 3ienstag. GiibIer inn ipeltlbsn
Seil beiite obeno.
Sir Soma: atm SeiI belp6lft beli.
te abenb uno Gienstae. Gtuas fas
ter bel'te obenO, ~ y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-20
@uItop Snueiien,
sSinona.G

Sdeds finb altS5uiteIlen oiii gu.
Ituo Saueiien, sSinons SefretGr.
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4), AUTHORIZED BIZ THE
ACT OF OCTOBER g. 1917 ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEs0N, PosTMAsTER-GENERAL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-04
Wanted Old Farm
Back at Cost of
Almost $4,000

Grundy Center. June ITO sell a
farm at $500 per acre. and then want
it back badly enough to be willing to
pay premium of almost $4,000 for
ownership again is the position in
which Charles Sweeker, of this place,
found himself.
Last fall Sweeker sold his 240-acre
farm near Hartwick for 5000 per acre.
1t is fine farm, nicely improved. and
was worth all Sweeker got for it. The
purchaser was satisfied too. and when
Sweeker decided not long ago that he
wanted the old place back he found
that to buy it he would have to pay an
advance of $40 per acre, or $4,000. He
was willing to buy at s34O. and has
just closed the lead whereby he again
becomes owner Of the place.
A great many other farm sales at
big prices have been made within re-
cent days. Joe tSchuler bought the
w. G. Meisner farm near Reinbeck of
Wilcox Fleming for $500 per acre. John
G. Dew has bought the George Geinger
farm of 100 acres for 1915 per acre.
j. II. Runft and j. L. Bronson bought
the S0-acre Wolthoff farm of Mrs.
Wolthoff for $235 per acre. Mrs. F1em-
ing has bought the 120-acre Schiller
farm, north of here, for s315 per acre.
Henry Frerieehs of Wellsburg bought
the 33O-acre Balmer farm near Dixie
Tuesday of Martin Balmer for $11O,ooo
which is 1895 per acre. Mrs. Disregard
has sold her 160-acre farm near Dixie
to C. W. Woodman for $3.50 per acre.
Cal Shores has bought the Spurlin
Bros. farm near Union for $500 per
acre. 1t is 2T0-acre tract.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-04

= ! member OF the 0Arman.A Americas
PATRIOTS association OF Ioys affiliated
with the Iowa state counch Of nation
al defense composed OF Americans OF
German descenO organized Feb. /,
1918. acknowledge my hearty ac-
cepsance OF the principles OF the Ger
man American patriotic association
and pledge my unwav-ring fidelity to
the United States OF America now and
for all time"
Estimates place the number OF vot-
ors In Lowden as about 7S per cent so
called pros and only 20 per cent loyal
lists.
Dick Schulter. the man who Is al
legged To have made the remark about
hoping the returning soldiers were
drowned waS threatened with violence
IL he showed ur In town. IL is be-
lieved that he was here last evening,
however.
Har,wig Is at Bennett.
Despite the fact that the loyalists
are outnumbered in the village the
town has the best record on the basis
OF population OF any town in Cedar
county. The loyalists carried IT
thru thick and thin.
LOYAL Americans have been boycott
ted in business but they're sticking by
the ship.
The soldiers are taking steps to
form n post OF the American Legion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-04
PROPOSAL OF RAILROAD ADMIN
isTRATioN AFFECTS NORTH
IOWA INDUSTRIES.
RATES ON MILWAUKEE
FOR COAL BOOSTED
Iowa and Minnesota Commissioners
Lodge Protest at Washin9ton--Pro-
posed Increase Would Boost Prices
Of Cement. Tile and Other comrodi-
ties Manufactured in Northern Iowa.
ool,l ,o rlme. Rennhlicnn.

special TO Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 4.-The proposal
Of the railroad administration NJ WASH
ington to increase the rates on snip
ments OF coal along the line OF the MIL
waukee in northern Iowa 80 cents per
ton has raised storm OF protest FROM
the cities and towns along the Iowa
Dakota division OF the Milwaukee
State Railroad Commissioner Charles
Webster has just returned from near
ing at Washington. ID. G., together with
Commerce Counsel j. II. Henderson,
with reference to these proposed rates.
Il don't see how the railroad ad-
minstration can have the nerve TO m
crease those rates in The face OF the
showing made there at Washington,
said Commissioner Webster today.
Commissioners from Minnesota and
Wisconsin as well as shippers we're
there protesting against the raise.
Such an increase for instance would
raise the cost OF the manufacture or
cement at Mason City moro than
cents per barrel. 1t would add big
increase to the cost of making tile and
brick. In fact it would so greatly add
to the expense of all of those concerns
which use a considerable amount or
coal as to put a severe handicap on
them in competition with other locali-
ties.
The railroad administration had a
protest from the dock shippers at the
docks where the Milwaukee loads
asking that as low a rate be granted
over the Milwaukee to them az Is made
from the Illinois mines into Iowa Hut
the railroad administration, instead or
lowering the rate on coal from the
docks to meet the rate from Illinois.
proposes to increase the rate on the
coal from Illinois into Iowa over this
particular division.
NO notification was ever given by
the railroad administration that this
raise was contemplated. The members
of the Iowa commission only learned
of it thru shippers as did also the COM
missioners in Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin. Evidently the original plan Of the,
railroad administrator was to raise
the rates and say nothing about it,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-04
l.. S. r. c. COMMENCEMENT.
Class Of 1889 Is Graduated From State
College at Cedar Falls.

Special to Times Republican.
Cedar Falls, June 1.-THE 1888
term of Iowa State Teachers College
was brought to a close yesterday, when
a class of 1873 young people was gradu-
ated. President II. II. Seerley conferred
the degrees and diplomas and made
short address. He ~ followed by DR..
Frank w. Gunsaulus. of Chicago. who
spoke on The Education of the Com
ing American"
DR.. Gunsaulus' address was greatly
enjoyed, altho ,he was substitute
speaker on the program. 1t had been
intended to have Mai. Gen. Leonard A.
Wood here for the commencement ad-
dress, but Major General Wood was
prevented from keeping his engagement
because Of the death OF his friend, Rob-
ert Bacon, former Ambassador TO
France, whose funeral was held Mon
Gay afternoon in New York City.
The summer SCHOOL at the state col
lege opened today and the prospects
are flattering for a very good attend
ance thruout the term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-04
NEW TREASURER FOR BOONE.
r. A. Wilder Takes County Office by
Appointment.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone. June 4--Boone county has a
new treasurer, in the person Of r. A..
Wilder whose appointment to the
board Of supervisors was made not
long ago. because Of the resignation Of
A. NJ. Burnside. Immediately upon as
Stunning he duties of his new office Mr..
Wilder announced the appointment OF
c. NJ. Piper. of Ogden. as his deputy.
Mr.. Ogden has been a clerk in the Of
flee for two months.
Mr.. Burnside's resignation from the
public office came following his de-
cision to enter the banking business
and take the cashiership Of the new
Farmers State Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-04

inen. together with windmills. ware
wrecked. and 600 young chickens were
drowned. a. the resuit OF ANAL tor
nado which dipped down into Jasper
county. between this place ana Nets
to the east. The damage done viii