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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
Stra6cnk6mpfc
IN Ser StaSt 1leapel

goris, 12. @lai~-ein geridt aus
glom meloet, oob in GenpeL idlpere
3ulanmenItobe 5fpiiden befreiten
9erbredlern rno SoIoaten nuf elmer
geite mo Noli3iiten auf Der anoe.
rcn ftatfaeilmOen baben. 9ie Giif.
riihrer ftiirnten oas @eridfsae-
bdiioe un6 bielten onsieIbe beiett,
Bis fie ihIirbIih bon oen Ourd re.
aierlnostraien Tnippen unter.
ltiitien 9cIi5iiteu bertriebeu Dur6en
es ipur0eH ctDd 5000 SdliiIie ab.
aefeuert. II 1eiIrebmcr an oieiem
girnheuf1nlpf wruoen Deriullnoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
Greber Grfcl9 Ser
Reaierititesaltlcibc

g8ai6ington .. g., 12. @loi. -
@ie ons 8unoesifotolnt iii ieinem
lesten 9eridt erfl1rt, lit aud Die
Ieste 8egiertngsonleibe oer 8erfalf
Der n8ictorp" .gaoten als groBartiger
Grfolg itno gIeid5eitig ol8 cine Ser
trouenserfl1rung oer 8ebolferlut9
Ser Ser. Staateit fir Die Gegierltng
3u 6e5ei6nen. lleber fiinf5ebn MiIli-
onen Gin8qIperionelt bn6eH lih nftib
an oeriel6en beteiligt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
gyonl @ahnana anacfadren.

Steld, 12. Wtai.- 9[n0relu Santo
uno SSobn aiIliugSportb bon Sails
Gin ertfdlnen gum Slid NIT etli-
den SfoIpmun0en als iie in einent
glltto iigeno nlo bon elmer 2ofo-
motibe Der gtiiiouri 9acifie 8abn
an elmer Greli5lng ongefabren mur-
ben, mdbrerlo ibre 2lufnerfiamfeit
ouf einen anfabren0en 3irfus ge-
ridtet mar Ser StoB mar 10 beftig,
bob Die beioeu Mdnner 100 SUB
nett eeibleuoert pur0en, obne ipe-
ientliden Sdaben au nebmen. 9os
Slutomobil nurOe poaitdn0ig 5er-
triinnnert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
apnlolibiernna Scr ednlOiitritte.

2incoln, 9iebr, ~. @lai. Der
SiIfs 5uperinteuoent Der Sdulen,
SSohu SppeOie, miro in Den nd6iten
8oden ieipe Belt oa5u berlpenOen,
6ie aonioIioiprlins ser Shuleu ins
g9erf at ieeeu. gie aouioliOieruug
Ger beriebeOencn GhuleH ninlmt big
ipst eincn beiriqOiaeu0en 9'erlaui.
IN 6en meiiteli Der Counties mer.
ben inioIge Der 0oniolioierima bei'
icrr nr0 eerormisere Sdulgebaaoe
errIdtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
)ctterbcrimf.

Gilr Cmabo lnO ltmgegcnO
llnbeitinEtes 8etter nit fpnbr.
ideiuliden Sdouern bette abenO
uno Dienst1g. @enig @ediel IN
Semperntrr.
Iiir Jebrdsfa - lln6eitiuulites
geefier beute u6eno imo Gienstag.
gea6ridcinlih Shduer. 8druer
beiite abanO i'm noropeihiheu uHo
anBerifsn iil0iDeitliden 8eile.
far ssoiua-Ghnuer bellte o6eno
inlo 9ienstaa; etlpos mariner belte
oberlo III oitli6en GeiIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
Gotta Hica miro
iiG pcrtciSioen

Gan Sole, Gotta glica, ii, 9loi.
- 9r1Ifoent Sinoco bon Gotta Rica
erbielt fiir0Iid oie gtn9riht, oaB
feinoIi9e Gruppenforper oie noroli-
DIE aan0esgren5e iiberidritten bot
ten u1o ertieB bieraltf einen olge-
meinen glufrltf a1 ben 8offen Inn
Ole gsgneriiden Sorben beiteben0
clts 91icarnguanern un0 merifani.
iben G1ubern, ltnterItiitt bon grdii-
bent gbamorro bon geicarngua, 6lt
bertreiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
PcnanS ion Grs
haiier amslicfcrn
BilbcIm So6en5ollern iibcr geridt
eridrcdt; lul Sel6itmurbper.
ind semadt babeu.

g[meron1eu, SoIlano, 12. Wtoi.-
glus bier einaetroffenen unbeltdtig.
ten gto4ridten qebt berbor, OoB oie
gaiierten bon Der bon1noiihen Ge.
eierung Nie MusIieferung oes friibe.
rem oertihen aaiiers herIlangen
merb.;L I'M ;hn einem aIliierten
GribltnoI cur Qburteilung 5li iiber.
geben. Gin oerortiges @erilht mar
bereits Dor etli6en 8oQen 8u
Sbren Der gr-adiierin galangt, ood
biitete hieiclbe 6ns @ebeinlnis Dor
ibrem @atten. I'M ibn ni6t unn0tig
ga ereaen. gluf big jebt unbefonnte
8eiie erfuhr @ilheIm Sobenoo1ern
con ieiner perIangten gluslieferung
uno umbeltGtiaten @eriidten 5us
folae loIl er SelbItlltoro our1 @r.
bdngen periuht baben.
9ie 8ariier oTeupS" beroffent-
lidte einen 8eritbt Der boaGnoiihen
@eionotiboft, oetiaufolge bic ME.
berl1noiide &eQierun9 bereits off.
8ieG eriudt ipuroe, @rof Soben3ol-
fern ou8suIiefern. (Gine in 2onbon
eineetroifcne 0epeide aus Dem
Soag briaqt haB SoIlono in oie
gGuSliefcrlmg eingetuilliet babe.)
/. ScIeinntNs 8eiserung.
9oris, 12. W1oi.-g8ie bier heute
bef1nnt miro, bot iib Die beleiide
9tegierllnq gelpei8ert aIs glnfld-
ger geecn oen Gr-aaiier 5u flln-
gieren, falls oieielbe 8ur 9feden-
i5oft ge5oqen tperoer iollte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
lscin 6rMnS fir
bSbere 11sgbl blpreiic

g9eiu gorf, IL. @loi. 9Sn ei.
neni bier ber0fientli6ten Sbreiben
bon SuIiuS 8orne8, Dem 8ei3en.
Oireftor Oes 2anocs, erfl1rt 6erielbe,
ooB iebe Steigerunq Der Meblpretie
erunolos ip1re uno ooB rr olles IN
ieiner 01a6t Ste6enoe 9etan babe,
Inn ben MebIporrat oes 2onDes gu
ifiiben. @roBb1nbIer uno @tiibIen-
better poiien ii6 alleenein Den ncit-
en- gerbdltniiien an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
1smm6nicns 1lrmce
tuirt atif9cbaltcn
9as mueariide Slriessminiiterirm
mclGet iiber ben Siiif5us Oer-
ielben.

Sent 5dlpeis. 70. Niai. -Qie
rluaGniIhe @einnOtifoft in Bern
gibt befonnt, bnB Ser 8ornori6 Der
rlnlGniIhen gGrmce ouf 8noopeIt
orf @erIdngen Ser 9ertreter Der
nmerifaaii6en iulo britiiden SIC.
gierlrg gum Stiaitano ge6radt
ipnr0e.
2ouoon, ii. Moi.-9os unga.
ride GrieaSniniiterilum beri6tet,
boB Der rltndniiden g(rmee in Der
gf1be BON Scolnof an SbeiB 6lltiie
cine gSieDcrIage beigebrodt tpuroe
uno odB Ii6 bieieI6e1 aif Dem Riif.
aug 6efinoet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
1olanen 1lneriff
aiif 1oetrc9raS

Gtod1olnl. 12. Nfai.-Gin Spc-
aioIberidt aus $eliinefors meloet,
0aB einc aus $4,000 O1onn be-
Itebenoe g(rnee ser 9t1iierten 6a.
ieIbIt in @ereitid)oft geboIten per.
Sc, I'M oemnG6it einen 2(ugriff
nuf 8ettoerdo 5u 1tnternebmen.
Cine sylotte fron5oiiider &reu3er
Iiegt eefedtsbereit duBerboGb Ser
Staot im finniiden Meer6uien Dor
glnter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
Se[aicn mnl, i'd einIdranfen.

griiHea, ~. Wtai.-Erenter De-
Iacroir erfIdrte in elmer &obinetts-
fibung OaB &eIeien irfolge Der
sSrieoensbeoiuaitngen ii6 iebr elm
i6rdnfen miiiie. Die g(rmee mnb
ouf 100000 Mann berabgeiett iper.
oer, Die beri9ieoenen ntiIitdriiden
8erbinoIidfciten miiBten eingeite[t
uno onoere llnteritiitungsgeloer
ole 6em Stnot idbrIih 30000.000
Ssranfs foIten miiBten bebeuteno
'berobaeiebt lper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
8eipredcn ;yrieOcns6eOinsnnssu.

slnliteroanL IL. Wtai.-9oannoi.
ide 8eitrngen pionen oer 8elpre-
dung Ser 6rieoens6eitimnungen
groBe artifeI uno be8eibnet oieie
aIs berbrederii1. Gas DSanbels'
blob" nennt Oleielbcn pein Der
bre9en eegen Seltti9Ianb uno ges
gen Sumonit1t. S6ipere 9efiltf.
titngen iin0 in ben g(uslaIirngen 6es
,geieup 9fotterDamibe Gourant"
crltboIten0, ser erfl1rt, ooieie 9e.
oingltngea beenOen ni6t ben arteg,
ionoern berl1n9ern i'm fir itulner."
Der oSclegrnpb" oa9egen iagt,
> DeutIdlanO miro nit firdt5nrer
Strenge bebonoelt, bat aber tat.
ia6Ii9 fein beiieres Sos peroient. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
0aenrn hns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

8oi6ington, 12. Ntoi. 8ie
bier befannt miro, beabiidtigt gfe-
praientont gfeuben 8 SosteI Die
Ginrei6ung etner 8eiolution 5itr
gefdlnpfun9 Der bunoesmeiten Bro.
bi6ition, Die am t6. Snmtar 1920
in aroft tritt. SasfeG befiirfportet
bic @ioerrttiung jenes @eiebes uio
cine aIlgeneine 9l6itinnune iiber
6osielbe FIR ie0en einselneu Staot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
Sin qntunnfaQ.

glebrasfo GitB. glebr., 12. @loi
0lebrere ShlahtbouSnrbeiter, Ole
in einem Soro 9loooiter eine 9Ius-
f1brt rtudten. batten oos ltneliif,
ooB oeren Gar an Der 81. StroBe
Qegen einen Rinnitei1 ilibr nobel Die
glhie Ser Gar brad. ons 9luto nm.
fipptc unb Die Syniaiien ouf Die
5traBe ecihleu6ert puroen. Ger
Gyilbrer eeyobn CISCO ipuroe idmer
bertuunNet Ddbreno Die nnoern sSll-
iliien oDne idjipere 8erIesuugen Oa.
ron fnaeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
6rc6c 1lmfrc9iino
im Ddnentark

aopcnbaaeu 10. @}oi. - 9ie 9e.
fauntma6ing Der aInuieI IN oen
SrieoensbeOinguneen, lpelde cine
8oIfsabitimmiing im iii0Iiden
SdIesipig porfiebt, bat bier oIee.
mein Die @enliiter erbibt. uno Die
SogesblGtter 0riiden lid ousnabnls.
los in abfdaiger @eiie ii6er 0ieieIbe
olls.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
9tutl6t lueroen ii(t
angebli(6 ni(6t fi9en
BredSerffs1sanSam ric6tet mebrcrc ibriftlidec
1nfraocn AT 2laiicrtc; erkl6rt, Sieic bdtten
ltcbercinkcmmen iibcrtrcten
ti@lanS erseRt iide in beftisen l,roteiten

gungen 5u fornltlieren, ipelde Die
oelltibe Delegation Den 8ertretern
Der oIliierten Nationen in Bdris lr-
ter6reiten iolLen. 3ipei meitere oeut.
ide Sohberit6nOige iiber aoloniaI.
politit baben ii6 fiir3li6 nod 9aris
be9e6en.
glns Dem Sffupationsge6iet,
aobIen8, t2. Deai. - Sic 0ent.
Iden I'M dnerifanii6en Sffupations-
ge6iet iino ii6er Die sSrieoensbeoin-
gungen Ser gaiierten duBerlt nie0er-
geIdlagen. Gie 9euti6en in Sob.
Iena iino fpeaen oes @erIuites ron
Sdleiien inebr erregt uno befiim.
nern iih 1nebr ltm Die SItgren8e
oes 8euti6en @ei6es olS 1un 6ie
Oftupatiou bes 9ibeinlanoes ntf Die
3orer bon 10 Sabren.
1SrieOe nnmOalidI, Iast gOrnarts.
Berlin, 12. Mlai. SD bin BON
9erlailles 5uriidgete6rt, lpo mir nm
6rieoen no6Iuften, aber ben &rieg
borfanoen. SD bin bon 8erlailles
5urildgefebrt, Inn Ben Sdlnfenoen
5u5urlfen, ooB mir ms INNER nod
i'm ariege befinoen. sic nogen ben
lteberbringer oieier idledten BOT.
ihaft erihlagen Dos a6er miro al
Der idredliden Gotinhe, oaB, oh.
gIeiGb tpaffenlos, mir irrs nod itu-
mer I'M ariege befirOen. @2it bic.
Zen @orten eroffnet Der Reoafteur
oes Organs ser Naiorit1tsio5iali.
iten 8ortpGrts, s5rieori6 Stonpfer,
einen in bitteren 8orten gebaltenen
glrtifel. sSn benlieIben beiBt es mel.
ter: D5rieOe 5tuiiden SibiIiiterten
9olfern fam mir ourd gerbano.
Illnger berbeigefiibrt iueroen; tniere
Gegner nber iuoIlen nid)t berban.
oeln, oesbalb lit es cine 2iige, nenn
iie be1aupten Dab fie Srieoen baben
Dolen. 8os Goflnnent, oas Tie uns
urlterbreitet babeh 1T tein SnItrr.
n1ent oes 5rieoens, ioitoern Elm gls.
oruf zines er6orlnitngsloien gnt-
idluIIes, our9 on6ere @aitteI ols oen
arieg, fort3ufnbren oas oeittide
8olt 5it bernidten. gs iDiiroe On.
Der @obniinn ieih 5u bebaupten,
6oB Der 5rieoe 0a0urd5 ber6eige-
fiibrt tperDen ipiiroe, DOB oie 9eltt.
i6en i6reil gtanen iiilter 0nS 80.
furneitt ieben. glnd nah Der I'm.
teraeidnung 6es iogenannten Grie-
oensprotofolls, ipilroe Der 8eltfrieg
nidt 3u gnOe foulmen. 5olls mir
llnteroeiAtlen, Iteben mir mir Dor ei-
mem erneliten 8eItfrieg. 9tn SteIle
0onnernoer @ernidtung tpiir6e beitl.
Iide 3erIt6rune treten, bic ftd ouf
@enerationen ousbebnen miro, un0
nod eiuen1 8eit1lter Der 8er6neif.
lung fpiir0en mir itntner nod Der.
gebens nuf Die Stlnoe Der 9eIrei.
une tparten. Sails mir nidt unter.
8ei6nen oant boben mir einen fur.
3en &anlpf bor uns, Der uns entlpe.
Der Gernidtung ooer grrettling brin.
gen miro. StiibI unO iiberIegt mill.
len mir Die aanbfItdrfe unierer 8i.
oerItanosntittel bere6nen ituo ilniere|
GfltibliiIIe nit unuanfeImiitieer 8e.
ft6noigteit Ourdfiibren. @enn mir
erfIdren, Oab mir nidt unter5eidnen|
nolen bnnn miiIien mir oarauf be.
barren mag Do fommem mas OaI
mil"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
gelaiiiuas geiaeruna.
21crWeoelt perlan9t
Gfrtl6det9itite

2onbon, t2. Nioi. - Sier eill-
getroffenen 8eridten 5ufolge bat Der
.nortuegiide MiniIter 6es 4usipdr.
tigen Elm 0rabtloies &elegramrn an
Die in garis tagenoe 5riebensDer.
ialnntlung gefanot in ipeIaem er
INT Gau1en feiner &egierung @nt-
ihGoigung fir Die mdbreno oes
strieges 0urd bic oeutite Glotte ber-
ienfteu noriuegiiden Sdiffe ber-
Iangt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
9nuae Nlanner BON Gmaba gee5rt.

Cambridge, Mtoli1 II. Wtai.-
Gref StuSenten in SnrbdrU, ole in
CnIebn lDobneu tpiuOen our6 cine
.2foIarihip" geebrt un0 oeren yla.
men allf bic ebreuIiite Der lluiber.
Iitat einaetragen. Gie glnmen Der.
iel6en iiuo: 5raneis Snnnig9en,
Werile g. Gurti mo 9lorie 6.
Ealmer. Gin Siipenbium 1T nisti
onlEit perbunOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
6eictloitokcit
bcrrie9t in Pantbalre

Berlin, 12. Moi.-9lu8 Samburg
bier eingetroffene @eri6te meIben,
ooB ii9 ooielbit iiber 1000 Gerio-
men in SOFT befinoen, Die wegen
Hdltbereien &litnoerung Hubee
Itorltng 1tn6 glufrubr orretiert iper.
ben nmBten. 9ieies geiebloie &rei-
ben erreidte bel 6en fiir5Iidb 0u-
ielbit itott9ebabten StrdBenfrdDal-
len ieinen Sobepunft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
@onbernenr mndt i'd luitis ii6er
gIner.

2incoln, glebr., ~. Mai, -@ou'
bernelir G. Mcaelpie ntott iid
iiber ben Getnofruten 5reo. 6.
alpers InItia Der ihon ieit @odcn
cinen 5eI68ug gegen ons iogenannte
.,Gooe" @eieb mnht, I'm oasieIbe
ourd, bas Geierenomn @eieb 5u eis
ncr g(6itinniing por 6ds goIt at
brinaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12
,ltari6an Sod
sebt at sic Srcnt

2onoon, t2. g2oi. = Giner gari-
Fr Reliter Gepeide 5ufoIge tpir6 iid
g1ori6aa Sod Horeen an bic 6ront
begeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-12

hii6e SrieoensOelegotion, an oeren
Spite Or. &enner itebt, miro 8ien8-
tag @tittoe bier eriuartet; an @titt-
mod 6iirfte iie in ct @ermain eir-
treffen.
8ebinsunsen an SeiterrcidJ.
gariS. 12. gtoi. (gSon 6reo g,
6erguion Copyright 1919. llniteo
8reB.) - gluS auberlGiiiger 2uelle
berlmltet, Dob Oeiterreid nadite1ett-
De 6rieOens6eoin9llngen 5ur 9(nnab-
me unterbreitet luer0en:
8rensen-
Seiterreih miro ouf oas beutiqe
9eittid.SeIterreim beIdrdnft. Ser
9oitot tno Selnespar miro ben sSi-
go-SGolpen 8ugeipro6en; Elm groBer
Cell Sieben6iirgens follt an Guntd-
nien. GDroL fdIlt an SStalien. @leid.
bieI pie ii6 atd Sic SHINE Streit-
froge geItalten nl63e, 10 miro Oeiter-
reid no llngorn Oennod 9ugana
8unu W}eer ba6en; linen tpiro oo8
4e6t gegeben iperoen Die Sofenan@
logen 5inmes at benuben.
NilitGr2
9ie 0IterreiChiihen un0 itnoari=
iden @eere meroen ntf cine bloBe
4oIi8etlnodt berabgeiebt lper0en.
Ser 3nang8oienIt lit ab5uidaffen;
Dos Seer muB aus 6reitpiIIigen be-
itebeu. g(ae Ntunition ,tno Die gam
8e 9trtillerie miiiien auseeIiefert
meroen oarunter Die i6lperen 8ela.
gerungsgeidiite. llngarn muB iei-
ne 8efeltigltneel an Der runlaniiden
@ren5e idleifen.
Marine-
9[ne ariegsicbiffe atber ei1igen
menigen miiiien au&9cIieiert mer-
ben.
VernntiuprtlifIfcit--
3ieIer 8eil entb1It 0ie gLei6en
9eoing1ngen fir Die gerantlpor-
tltngs8ie6ung iener Gerioneh sic
beridieoener &erbre6en ge5iegen
per0en, mte 6ie sSor6erltnd on
9eltti6lano, ooh miro oorin niht
cine g(6urteilung oeS friiberen &oi-
ier Gurl lpegen poIitiiher Gergeben
geforhert. lpie oas bel @raf So9eu.
5ollern Der Sal lit.
6laiic-
9ie Gdiffobrt ouf Ser Qonou iof(
bon elmer ipe8ieIlen aommiiiion ltft-
ter 2eitung Der 80IferIiga eere9eIt
mer0en.
8irtidjaftlihe 8eitimmnn9en-
Die ipirti6aftlifen 9e0ingltngcn
itno I'M oIlgeneinen oenen Ser ,on
3elttidIanO geitelIten 8e0ingltngen
d6uli6. ober III 8eriifiiftiglug oes
3erfoIIe8 oes feihes be0euteno mil.
Der. Sic GtaatSihuIoen big 8ll
9lusbruf oes &riege8 ioIlen bon Sen
Eifebo Sloipafen. SSugo Slorpen,
ltngarn un0 Geiterrei6ern in jenem
8erbdGtniS getragen iperoen, ipie iie
9etsen ans ben glusgaben 6ogen, ais
Dos gfeid) nod einig mar.
arieasentidaOisnng
Cine 0auernoe aonuliiiion ioll
ins 2eben gerufen meroen, INN luie
in 8euti6lanb Bic 3abIlmg ser
arieesentid6oigung 5u ilberpoden.
Die iritberen EeiIe Oeiterrcid I'm
gorns iollen ie nan @lGgli6feit To-
rer reipeftiben Regierlmgen cine 9ln-
8nbllng Ieiiten, mGbrenO Die Som.
million oie gieit5abIrngen foaeftie-
rem miro.
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New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
Get the Habit of Drinking Hot Water
 Before Breakfast
Says We can't look or feel right with the system full
 of poisons.

Millions of folks bathe internally now instead of loading their system with drugs. "What's an inside bath % you say. We'll, it is guaranteed to perform miracles if you could believe these hot water enthusiasts.
 There are vast numbers of men and women who, immediately upon arising in the morning, drink a glass of real not water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This is a very excellent health measure. It is intended to flush the stomach, liv- CT, kidneys and the thirty feet of in testines of the previous days waste, sour bile and indigestible material left over in the body which if not eliminated every day, become food for the millions of bacteria which in fest the bowels, the quick result is poisons and toxins which are then ab- sorbed into the blood causing head ache, bilious attacks, foul breath; bad taste, colds, stomach trouble, kidney misery, sleeplessness impure blood and all sorts of ailments.
 People who feel good one day and badly the next. but who simply can not get feeling right are urged to ob- tain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at the drug store. This will cost very little but is sufficient to make anyone a real crank on the subject of internal sanitation.
 Just as soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and freshenlns. so limestone phosphate and hot water act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels It is vast ly more important to hathe on the inside than on the outside because the skin pores, do not absorb impuri- ties into the blood, while the bowel pores do.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
CO0MBS QUITS AS
 PHILL|ES' LEADER
Retiring Manager CritiCiSeS
 Owners Policy -Cravath at Helm

Philadelphia, July 9.-John w. COombs, manager of the Philadelphia National league club, yesterday re- signed his position as manager of the team. Charles (Gavvy) Cravath, the hard hitting veteran outfielder of the team, succeeds him.
 COombs' resignation comes as a sur prise to persons in touch with the baseball situation here. Several days ago Coombs sent his wife to their home in Paris, Tex, and told friends he would join her in a few days.
 Relations between Coombs and Will liam Baker, president of the club, have been strained for some time. The Phillies had one losing streak in the west of eleven straight games and the team again is on a losing streak which has reached eleven games.
 Baker planes the poor playing of the team to Manager Coombs poor handling of the players, while Coombs on the other hand, attributes the poor playing to Bakers niggardly policy in running the club and his failure to spend any money to strengthen the team.
 Baker, Coombs and Whittcd Confer.
 Yesterday there was a red hot con- ference among Baker CoOmbs and Whitted, the captain of the club. CoOmbs said that he was notified as early as last Monday that his services no longer would be required.
 There was much bitter feeling among the Philadelphia players when word was received that COombs would be let out Several of the players said they would not take the field yester- day, but Coombs prevailed upon them to take a sensible view of the situation and to give Cravath the best that is in them.
 "Cravath is my manager as long as he lives,' said Baker after, yesterdays game. There is a man who will be a success.
 COOmbs BlameS Baker. II did-everything that could be done with the material I had at my dis posal," said Coombs. "There are weak spots in the club and I made sugges- tions for their strengthening, not one of which was acted upon. I have no com plaint to make as to Mr. Bakers decision that he wanted another man ager, but I object to--f his passing the buck to me as the cause of his teams failure. I have great respect for Cravath's ability, but don't think ne or anybody else can win ball games with the material I had
 We were in fine shape at the start of the season, but on our last western trip we spent over $2S just for tape to fix up spike wounds and other injuries.
 Now I understand MT. Baker has ruled that the players must buy their own tape. Whitted, Sickjng and Meu- sel have been playing games with in juries that would have kept them on the bench with any other team in the league. We didn't have substitutes to take their places and I had no way of getting any new players.'
 Baker Accepts Resignation.
 Bakers letter accepting Coombs' resignation said:
 "In accepting your resignation and giving you your release I want to eX- press to you my sincerest regards. I regret very much that matters have gone so badly with the club and know you did all in your power to Win.'
 Coombs, who was one of Connie Mack's principal pitchers when the
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
PERSONALS

Mrs. R. F. Allen of Harrison street has as her guest, Mrs. Clarence c. Coard of Chicago.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Lincoln street leave today for SaCh- ems Head where they will spend the summer.
 MT and Mrs. Luther Parker are spending ther honeymoon at Pierce's Ponds, Maine.
 Miss Margaret Mclaughlin of East Main street left yesterday for the Catskill mountains for the remainder of the summer.
 John W. Stevens has returned to his home in Norton Heights, Conn.,, after two weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs. C. w. Norton of 61 Grove Hill.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09

Philadelphia Athletics were winning worlds championships, became man. ager of the Thillies last winter after President Baker had released Patrick Moran, who is now piloting the Gin cinnati team. Coombs came here from the Brooklyn club. He has business in Texas to which he says he will now give his attention.
 Cravath has been with the Phillies since 1912, coming here from the American association. He is popular with the players, but never has had any executive position on ball team.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-09
AERO SETS SPEED RECORD.
Army I1icr Hits 14S.44 Miles an Hour
 Pace.

Washington, July 9.-A new non- stop speed record was established yesterday between San Francisco and San Diego, the army air service an nOunces, when Captain Lowell H. Smith flew 61O miles at the rate Of 14S.55 miles an hour.
 Capt. Smith was alone in a sDe Haviland Bluebird.