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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
Fast and Rough" Was
the Beckley Girls Victory
Last Night Ooer Newuille

BeeNiey's Business College girls de-
|atsd Newvills High Co-eds last even-
r on tho Nswvilie High School floor
|hs game was fast ana rough, ending
: tn the score 17-e.
During the first half the Nswviiio
|ris put up : great game and made
4 their field goals. At the end OF tho
|st half the score was Us, favor OF
kckiey's,
In the second half Beciiiey'A came
! elk strong. making fvs field goals.
pr guard held MELVILLE without = Eoai
pm neld during tho second half. Miss
manuel starred for Becklsy's, making
10 field goals and one foul. total OF IL
Bints while Miss Baird scored for
ewville High. making four Of her
ANS total points.
Casualties:
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Small Boys, Not Yeggmen,
Charged With Thefts
in South Second Street

The four small boys arrested yes
terday afternoon by Policeman An
derson on the charge of entering
the hardware store of II. A. Gable,
113 South Second street, and steal
ing some change and hardware, were
scheduled for a hearing before
Major Keister in police court this
afternoon.
They are Thomas HerZog, aged 8,
S11 South River street; Frank Stillo,
aged 10, 173 Indian avenue; Walter
Burborrow, aged 8, ia Marys street.
and John Wandanelli, aged 8, 712
Race street.
The boys are said to have entered
the Gable store twice within a week,
the last time, early Sunday morning.
netting them a small amount OF
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
Forbid American Soldiers
to Patronize Hun Doctors
BY Associated Press.

Coblenz, Feb. 14.-Further evil
dence of American determination to
prevent the intermingling of Ger
mans and men of the Army of Occu-
patton was given to-day in the issu-
ance of orders forbidding American
soldiers to patronize German doc
tors. Regulations against frater-
nization are still strictly enforced
and to-days order was in line with
that prohibiting the local purchase
of foodstuffs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
Hummelstown Hops Into Fame
With Boy and Girl Star Tossers

On Wednesday evening the crack
girls team of Hummelstown over
whelmed the oberlin ex-High girls,
% to 0. NJ. Hershey and V. Her.
shey starred at forwards for Hum
melstown. M. Rupp starred for
Oberlin. This is the third straight
victory for Hummelstown whose
record is: Hummelstown, IA; Beck
ley Business College, 5; Hummels-
town, 22; Steelton Girls, 4; Hum
melstown, 2S; Oberlin eX-High, 0.
Lineup:
Hum elstown. Oberlin.
NJ. Hershey, T. Cooper, f.
V. Hershey, {. Greenawalt, I.
Sweigert, z. Cooper, C.
A. Gerber, &. E. Swartz, 6.
NJ. Rupp, &.
Goals, M. Hershey, 5; V. Hershey,
q; Bomgardner, /; Sweigert, L; A.
Gerber, 1. Fouls, V. Hershey, 2 out
of 4; NJ. Rupp, out of s.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14

Hummelstown, Pa, Feb. 14.-The
Hummelstown Crescents were VIC
torious over the Oberlin ex-High
school. 4S to 30. Both teams play
ed very good game. ]. Bordner
and Burridge starred for the Cres-
cents. and Wells and Gerhart for
Oberiin. The lineup:
Crescents. Oberlin.
J. Bordner, T.. Cassel, (.
'G. Burridge, (. Gerhart, (.
Shope, C. Cohen, C.
.. Bordner, g. Stauffer, g.
Rupert. g. Wells, G.
Blackburn, f. Bishop, f. -
Field goals. ]. Bordner, s.: G.
Burridge, 6; Shope, 8; 0. Bordner,
2; Rupert, /; Blackburn, 1: Cassel,
1; Gerhart, 6; Stauffer, /; Wells, 2;
Bishop. 2. Foul goals, Burridge, 5;
]. Bordner, z; Wells 5. Substituted,
Blackburn for Burridge; Bishop for
Cassel. Referee. r. Clark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14

motors and motor control, radio power
circuits, oscillatory' circuits, spark
transmitters, detectors, service recelv-
ers, audions, high frequency measure
ments. review and examination for
specialization.
Application may be made at U. S.
Navy Recruiting Station, No. 221
Market street, for further informa-
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NOTED RUNNER DEAD

Hamilton, Ont. Feb. 14.-Jack Caf-
frey, a. noted distance runner 1S
years ago, died of influenza at his
home here last night Caffrey won
the Boston Marathon two year In a
row, and many long distance events
in Canada. He had an original style
of running and was the first man to
demonstrate the advantage of the
short stride in long distance affairs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
Fair Maids to Battle
Tonight at Armory

Steelton ex-High School girls will
swing hard tonight on the Beckley
Business Flyers who have been deci-
mating every foe encountered. The
Steelton lineup win be no amateur
bunch but include a number OF stars
from other teams, among them Miss
Livingston, of Dickinson. who will
be formidable on the Armory floor.
Coach Smith says the lineup for this
battle-de-luxe will be made. up Of:
STEELTON BECKLEYS
Shuller, Z. Emanuel, (.
Livingston, (. Wood. I.
Houck, c. Graeff, c.
Callahan, z. Landis, 6.
Merritt, 6. Simonton, g.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 13.-Penn-
sylvania shooters did not take part
yesterday in the two events of the
fifteenth annual mid-winter tourna-
ment here. as they did not have
enough to make up a team for the
interstate team cup race, and are not
taking part in the target programs.
The team race was won by Mis-
souri, with II live birds out of a pos
sible rs. Iowa was sesond with 20.
Nebraska third with 66. Iowa, No.
was fourth with SO and Illinois fifth
with 81 in the target program.
Frank Troeh, of Vancouver. Amer
lean champion, tied with Harry Dix
on, of Orongo. No.. with 124 out of
125. In the eNfrst shoot-off of 25 tar
gets each broke "a, and in he sec
on shoot off Dixon broke % and
JTroeh %, Fred Gilbert. of Spirit
Lake, Iowa, was high professional
with 123.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
BALL MAGNATE BUYS
CATALINA ISLAND

Pasadena, Cal. Feb. 13-Announce-
ment was made yesterday by Will
liam Wrigley, Jr.. manufactures, the
chief owner of the Chicago National
League baseball club, that he has
purchased the greater part of Santa
Catalina Island, noted pleasure re-
sort about thirty miles on the coast
from San Pedro. Cal. from Captain
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Western Speed Kings
Will Invade Chestnut
Street SATURDAY. Eve

The Pitcairn Club which plays
here Saturday night to contest with
the local Independents will be the
second western team to ever appear
In this city. The Pitcairn team is
the only club that has defeated the
Wilmerding team on its own floor.
There are several western stars in
their lineup, including Big "Slim"
Cook, of the old West Penn League,
and of late with the worlds cham
pion Carbondale team. Stanley
Graft, one of the stars with the club,
plays at three games, baseball. foot
oall and basketball; his running
nate at the forward position is Phil
Gentille, who is considered one of
the greatest floor men in the cage
game. Pack Brickley who refused
several. offers to come east. plays
one Of the guard positions with
Beggs Snyder, who is captain of the
club, and has a great reputation as
being a leader in the cage game.
The local team will present their
regular lineup to battle the western
visitors and a great contest will
take place Saturday night. Hag-
gerty and Ike McCord will be in
their regular positions. Harry Rote
is seasoned back to his old stride
again and will give a good account
of himself Saturday night Dancing
. will follow the game with ten
piece orchestra and continuing dane
ing.
INDEPENDENTS PITCAIRN
Rote, (. Graf. (.
McCord. (. Gentilie, 4.
Haggerty, c. Cook. C.
'Gerdes, z. Brickley. 8.
G. Ford. &. Snyder, 6.
Referee, Clint White.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14

change, some padlocks. and screw
drivers. These were found hidden
back of fense south of the Second
street subway. The boys have been
before the police on previous occa-
SionS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
WORSE THAN GERMANY

WORSE THAN GERMANY
Hew blinded is sur Uncle Sam
Who gave our blood and coin to slam
The greedy, brutal, OUTLAW Hun
In crime, a toddIer, just begun,
Compared with hogs on our own soil /;
From whom the nation should re-
coil;
We mean the svvinlsh autocrats
Controlling meats must we eat rats!
'Tis here we need n friend, who,
quick
wouId nsy these thieves WITH firm
Big Stick.
New York, Feb. 14.-At gather
ing of baseball patrons and newspa-
permen here today the Captain Ed
ward L. Grant memorial association
was organized for the purpose of
providing a fitting memorial for a
soldier who made the supreme sac
rifice in France, for baseball play
er who was a credit to the game, for
a patriot and for a man."
Captain Grant. who was killed in
the Argonne forest, October 4. 1918,
was a member of the New York Ma
tional League team when he enlisted.
JOIH ShCSEd"g Ol lnG NC"
club. was elected president of the
association.
New York, Feb. 14r-John Heydler
president of the National League.
yesterday upheld the contention Of
President George W. Grant, of the
Boston Nationals, that the Boston
club should be granted permission
to start training on March 19, in
stead of waiting until March %, the
official date selected for National
League clubs. In view of the fact
that the Boston mad Brooklyn teams
play their opening game in Boston
on April 10, four days before the reg
ular season opening. Heydler chang
ed a recent decision that all clubs
must start training on the same date
and notified the Boston and Brooklyn
clubs that they may start March 70.
without mourning a penalty.
Heydler also notified the presidents
of the National League clubs that
in view OF a verbal understanding
between the National Association and
August Hermann, chairman of the
National Commission, the National
League considers the National agree
ment in force until further notice,
and that all negotiations with minor
league clubs must be made in. ac-
cordance with its provisions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
FLEMING DEFEATS WALLACE

Fleming, Canadian feather-weight
champion, defeated Eddie" Wallace,
of Brooklyn, in a ten-round bout
here last night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14

Referee. Mr.. Lehman. Time, J. Hos
field. Timers. Prof. Beckley, n. Now
cry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
WHERE TEAMS WILL TRAIN

WHERE TEAMS WILL TRsIN
American
Cleveland at New Orleans.
Chicago at Mineral Wells, Tex.
Detroit at Macon, Ga.
st. Louis at home.
Boston at Tampa.
Yankees at Jacksonville.
Washington at Augusta, Ga.
Athletics at home.
National
Chicago at Pasadena, Cal.
Pittsburgh at West Baden, Ind.
Cincinnati at Waxahachle, Tex.
st. Louis at home.
New York at Gainesville, Fla.
Boston at Columbus. Ga.
Brooklyn at Jacksonville.
Philadelphia at Charlotte, n. C.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
AROUND THE BASES

Bennington and heirs for a consider
alton OF approximately $4,000, 600.
Mr.. Wrigley said he intended to
make extensive improvements on the
island.
The Lions basketball team Is anx-
ious to arrange games with teams
between the dges of 12 and IA yeras.
L. Furman, the manager, can be
reached on the Bell phone at sew.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-14
BrcK14EY BUSINESS COLLEGE
Raahaka Rhnla Tnfa

MELVILLE HIGH
Baskets Fouls Total
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So5ialiitett ftebiftcit
Sopiets1olatfcrfit afs

Chicago, 5. Sept. sSr ibrer
@rin5ipienerfldring bot Die io5io=
liItiid,c 8artei iid pbne Gor6ebaIt
at @luliten Ser 6pbict &egierltng
erflGrt, tritt fir 0ie internotionale
Io3iaIiitiide Bepegung ein ino ber-
0altnt Sic 80lferliga. Die 0eleeas
ten Der Gonbention lprangen bon
i6ren Siten ais ser Garagrupb
besiigIid Ser Sobiet Negierilng ber-
Ieien murOe, mo irbelten mebrere
@tinilten lana. 9as 9tanifeit, Die
berleien nno angenommen, lortet inl
glls8ua lpie folgt: .8ir erfldren
llnIere 5oIioaritdt NIT ben 9lrbei-
tern BON 9fuBIono in Der @rri6tung
Der Gobiet 9fepublif. 8ir enboliie-
rem sic So3ialiiten in 9eittihlau6,
SeIterreih nno llngorn mo ibren
&auipf I'M Die 6reibeit.
y8ir beroottmen Die @egenrebo-
luton in gubIaio, qeitiiet bon ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT itno ben entente
9aationcn in ibrent @eitreben, Die
5ooiet 8eaierllng 5u ititr3en.
,9Sir oer0antnlcn Die 80lferligo
ais Die j6morse fopitaIiitiide SSnter.
nationaIc. Sic iit oas @eipiiien Oes
oaiierten aapitoIs eegen sic glrbei.
Ter alLer Hotinnen.
gSir berIangen ole gufGebung 0el
lumcnidlidlcn @lodnoc eeeen gfilB
lauo.
.gSir forOcrn Oie glrbeiter Sci
Ser Staoten auf oles in ibret
Madt SIT TIM sur Grbnltltng oer
6iirgerIiden &edte, oomit Der lle6er,
gang BON fopitaliitiiden SDitem
gum SosioIismus nidt sit oraiti'
ihen Mosreeeln berniIsforoert, ipit
iie unter aittotrotiider Serridafi
notiuenois eeiporoen iiuo."
Gin aon1itee tpitroe 81 einer mel
teren 9rOpnganoa.gewesiIn er'
nanut.
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&illoll ipri6t
Deute III st, Souis
BcSicnt iict bci ieinen HcScn ciitcr pclkstiinhs
liden spraebc, nm iiet icincn 5mRSrcrn rcd,t
pcr1t6mSlie, sM fltacten
1pirS audi sic Gcncrune anf's Gapet brireen

glusortds 0t beOicner, nlohte ld]
iagen: @emt iti1t ourdl bieiert Nlnn
(6ie @olferIiga) Ser 8eItfrieoe &c.
fihert tneroem folnt melhen Gor-
idIag ipiiroen oarlt pobl ineine Sp.
ponenten MAIDEN? Sd rufe linen at:
.Gut iip or ibut. upl" Sppoiitiott
miro 0ie @elt f,id)t retten. 8erltei.
rlngeit iperoen Die Golitif Der
@aenI6beit iiidt beItitnnen. Gin
groB5iigig oneclegter 8Ion fanf
nur oilrd eineit ioIden aus oen
seloe geld]lagen ner0en. Die einai-
gen triunlpbierenOen Soeen III Die
fer 8elt fiuo Oieieniger, Die gum
Sample organiiiert iueroen. Gos
ein3ige 9iig, oaS eineln organizer
ten 8rograntnt glei6fonltl1t, lit eiit
beIieres 8rogrannlt. &ann an auf
oieienl @ege ni6t sum @eItfrieOcn
gelangen, bomt bite id, baB Die
@egner 0es Gertrags mir einen bcis
Ieren seieert. Sino mir ge3piingen,
oieien Mon 5u beriuerfen, oanll
n109te ih, e5e i9 Qeutidlano eriu.
DE, einen reuen 6rie0en nit nns
ob5uidliebeil, niiien, iuelder 9lrt
oieier Sriebe iain ioIl. Sails iene
Serren, ipeIhe nit 0en glrteitpn Ser
sSriebensfonferens nidt 5ltfrieoelt
fito, olnuheit, boB fie etipos gelsI
lereg berborbringen f0fnen. 10 mod.
te id lie erlliden lire aonpentioa
reht baIo ab5ubnlten. Sic bern1Ogca
beiru beiten g9illen ms nidt pors
baltpt. naB mir lfidt Infer 8eiteS
iii &aris Deriibt bobeii."
g[Iler 8obrifeinli9feif ltad
miro Scr 8rdfioe1lt aid nuf Bic, RS
geulpartig ila 2dnoc herrif Mc
generitng 81 ipredeu foHlllll il
miro 6te 8ebaliptun9 afii Nn,
6ab Sic 6jcqnrr bes grrtrags bic
bohen 2ebensrtittelpreiie oitfredlt er-
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mad Seritellnng Beg mirfliden Sries
oens tpieoer ouf oie norrnoGe 9obe
gebradt neroen fonnen. 8ilions
&otge6er erfldren 0ab er ouf ieiner
gfeiie iih nit @egnern beg Ser.
trogs nibt ouf cine 3ebotte einlol.
fen mcr0e.
Seine erIte Geoe hi ct. 2oliis
miro Setr g8ilion gegen 0littag IN
Ser SonoeIsfan1nler IaIten, Die
8meifc obcnos geIe9entIifl elmer
lMa1enberionnilrng I'm IL ltbr
no6fs reilt Ser @rdiioent naf San
| jas Gitp neiter.
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1ieitit atnerikamii1c
selSaten 9eednet
Soften iidl iua6rcnb SsS @rieses bsr.
id)ieSenc %crbreden an Sdnl.
ben fommen laiiem.

@aris, 5. Sept. (llniteo YreB.l y
9ds aongrebtontitee Sltr llnterin.
dung Ser ariegsousgobcn bat icit-
geIteat, 0ob neiin SoIbaten Der nme.
ritanii6en Grpeoitionsltreitfrdfte ge.
b1ngt unO elm iueiterer eri6olieu
ipuroe, neil iie tom ariegsgeridt
peridieoener sSer6re6en iiberfiibrt
pnrOen. 3rpei lpnroelt iuie Die I'm
teriu6ung eripies, ipegeu @or6es ge-
bangt; iedls enoetct an @algen,
neil iie 6ralien peraeiuoltigt batten,
(le6S oaoon tnoren Gar6ige). Gin
Soloat iuurOe peoen Geiertierens
eridoiieu.
gs batteu ii6 t1o SoIOateu me.
gen MoroeS 8lt uerantporten; 90
angeflagte ipur0cn ihulOie beiitn.
Oen. Gin 5iillftei aIler ipeeen lie.
bertretung Ser SSriegsgeiebe 9(nge4
flogter eeborte Dem 9fIi3iersItanoe
an; Die ilbri9en nuren @euieine unN
9erionen Die I'M 9ienit Der 8obI.
fabrt itnn0en. Die meiIten 9ffi8ier(
iuurOen luegen Srunfenbeit rm0 I'M
orOertliden 8etragens pro5eiiiert
Sedsunoiiebaig Gro5. Ser angefIag.
ten Sffi8iere murSen ldul0ig befun.
ben; bon ben Mai1nidofteu II 9Sro.
sent BET angcflogteu.
gtur ein eit3igcr SoIout, Der iid
@eipiiiensitriipeln pe9en meigerte
3ienIt 8u tltn plr0e bor ods
&rie9sgeridt geitellt. @eeen oil
ongefGagten 0ffi3iere tpurOe nit Ser
ieIben Strenee berfobren mie geger
@etneine.
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lpilicn iiinmt'
Japan in setnt
Gr crtlGrt, bail Sapan crit Srei @u.
nate nad SrisOensidlne in
Sdantnus einidreiten fam.

Ridn,uno, SuS.. 5. Sept. (slui
Dem Spe5iol3ug bes 9rdiiOenten.)-
81 einem fleinen SdufIein Geugieri.
ger, oie iiG on binteren gn6e 6es
.3uees oneciannteIt batten, iaete
Gr1iioent 8ilion, eS lei iiugeredt,
SSSapan at fritiiieren weeen ieiner
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bin id ii6er, oaB es BanOeIn miro.
miro.
sd oenfc, Gle fperoen Sbre @es.
ner id)lagen", iugIc ientono III Der
3ub0reribnit. rGeren Sode itebt
iebr idlpod", iaete Der Qrdiioent
bierauf, nes 1T ni6t idper, iie 5ll
iflogett." gtadoem Der 9srdltoen.
ter3ug llrbaua Oerlaiien bate, be-
gao iih 8ilion it Die rgIu6enr4
uno iprod iiber cine Stunoe nit oell
gertretern Der 8reiie.
Ser @rdii0ent bemerfte, oaB er
Wobl 8ufrieOen lei nit ieinem GIMP.
fong III Columbus. Gr iudte Den
3uborern ieinen glon tlor at ma.
den inOem er ein5elne Eeile bes
8rie0ensbertrages na9 einan0er be.
ipridt itno iie Dem golfe erflGrt,
Seiner Meinuna nad 1T es am be-
item menn man zen 8ertrog in Elm,
fa6er flarer 5pra9e oarleet.
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20 11iin. Gcniacit tsohlc
fit Srankrcisp

Gopenbagcn, .. Sept. syafoIgc
Der gerbnnoIuneen lit @erioilles lit
bereinbart moroen, 0aB 9elitIdlqno
in ben nGhiten ledS Monoten 90
@aillionen 3onnet aobIa an Syronf-
reid obliefern Jon, ltott Der 43 Min.
Sonnen Sic illt 5rieoensuertrag aus
beouitgen lpnsoer. 81 itleIOct eiil
aittliher oelitid)er 9erid6t. gscin
Gelitidlanos @elaulter5eugung Der
gegenp1rtigeft 3aGresburd i6nitt
bon etipo 10S Ulillionen Sonnen
iiberIteigt, 10 ioaen so Gro3ent Der
0febrerdeugung. bis au 1913 @dllio-
men Sonnen an Die 9(liierten o6ge.
liefert iper0en. 90 9ro5ent, penll
ii6er 12S @dllionen Sonnen gefor-
bert peroen, Bis oie I'M 6rieoensber-
trng ausbeoungene Menge erreid)t
lit. sit Die 6oroerllng unter 10S
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terrte Die Gage priifcn uu0 9eutid-
LAMBS Grfl6rllng attboren. 9as slb-
fomnen ioa nur aiItig ieiL lppln
9euti1Iano iofort nit Scr gfbliefe-
rllns Der ao6le begillrt, no5l es
entidloiien III, ilu @ertrallen oaraltf,
0aB Die entente nidlt aitf 0ie defpr.
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3eutidIanoS mirti6oftlide Gage
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un0 Bono aerote
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Stcut OeutietlanS
als DcrbilS bin

getblebem g. S., 5. Sept.
Inter 'Sinipeis onf Die iG6rli1en ge.
maItigen gerInite bier5uIonoe ourdy
@aIbbrdnoe idilOerte 9r1Itbent 6.
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6orlterberbano Sic @otiBenoiefeit Ser
tS6ofIiug eine8 iDiteutotiid)en Sen.
eridubes im 2an0e ols @orbe0ins
gIng elmer notionalen @irti6ufts.
politif Dor Dem aorgreB Der sSorIter
Ger ReuenolanoIta1ten. ,Gcutit.
Lamb bante iein gitia auT un0 emf.
ipidelte icine ipilnoerpoIle miEif1rs
ide Stdrfe aili findrl5ieIler @rltnc.
lnge, iuelde ieitte 8al0er Iieferten,
nno iest nliiiIen iid bic Ser. Staa.
ten ii6er cine rationale @irti9ofts.
poIitif entideioen, I'M ibren Soiabe.
itan6 81 erbaIten. g8ir boben iest
teine ridtige 8nl0poIitif~. iagte er.
n9ie Ser. Staaten itn0 ipeit binter
6ranfreid, @roB6ritnnnien, Sopon,
9eutidlano itto anOeren G0lfern iii
oieier Siniidt 5uriid. Die Ser.
Staaten baben rllr nod ein 8ierteI
ibres nripriine[ideu 8nlbbeItnnoes.
Gieier beridmin0et oreir1ol 10
idnea, mie er eriest miro. gir
niiiien proftiid borgeben, @ono in
Sano nit Den Sol31Gnoleru lmo
8nlObeiibern."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-05
Pekc eeocn Nmcrika
in GnalanS

glelu gorf, 4. Sept - ySSSo1n
8ua, fol- qlmerifn Serr Der ggeIt
iein?" 9os 1T oas SdIogpOrt, ons
In gans @nglnnO fir Die aanpagne
eebrau6t miro, Die 8riten gegen bic
Ser. Stnoten ein5unebmen. glrmee.
oiii3iere, Die ouf Dem Sronsport.
oanpfer ,9lattsbure" beiulfebrten,
berihten bies.
9ie aampagne, IN Der greIle gla.
fote on Oen eugIiiden SonOftraben
mno an Giienbnbnen, ioipie aarrifn.
tiiren in 0en 3eitiingen bcnrkt lper.
ben, miro nod oieien garidten pom
0crotio gotfonlD. Dem Scronsgcber
hes ,scbn 9nll eiHer ouacblidi OIL.
tl.nmerifaniihen Settiariit, aeleitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-05
1lmfrmf an Hic Burger
BON Otcc County
3iuei eSle syranen III glsbrasfa Gitb
bitten, bas Silfsiuerf uudI
hprt an bcgiaueH,

01ebrasfd Gifp, glebr., 2. Sept.
t919.-E1el. 2nlaba Sribiine,
Smaba, gaebr.i Son Soo 3it Gag
iparteten mir immer. OaB iih oudJ
fiir Stoe Gountp eine geipidtige
&erionlidfeit finOen iuiirOG, oie
9iIfsoftion 5ii fOroerL oo6 i6eint
es, ols Oh niernarlo iid an Die
Spite ltellen tpoIlte. 60 tpolcn
mir, atuei einfade 5rouen, Die mir
unS ourAous niht berbortlm iDcllens
ion0ern nur oen 9ipgnngen DTS
Screens foIgen. in @ottrs Gsomcn
iuieoer oen 9lnfang MAIDEN. 6rail
@ebldmon bat iid, erboten, llns
2uittitnget slt ien6en tln0 pcr inns
alio pie0er 0as @ertra,ten iheilfen
pill, lit frelnOIi6it erilldf Gcl0
ilnb alei0ungslfiide an ltns 5u ien-
Ben ober obsliae6er. llniere be.
ma6rte, nl(ieitigc Srelinoirt pie
Sribiine4, mira es geipiB nidt db.
lcAnen. nie 8er5ffertliduug ser
ireunoIiden Glaber 81 iibernebnten.
8ir iuiffen aus friiberer Grfdb'
ring, oaB treue beiltide Ser5ca
iebr iuarm in fllaltder 8rltit idla-
gen fin ore gaot nn6 oas Glenn
oranBen iino 2tpe gnuntu ioIl bod
niht eons siiriid bleibelt lit Grfii(.
lung ieiner BfIidt. Gdriiu: glnI
SIR iuerten Wednner uno sSra,len
oie SIR inls oatnols 70 trellid) ge-
boIfenl Strait 9iebban SER Sic
mers ants Dunbar, Serr 9(agoier
aus Salmoge, Serr gicuter olls
Sbrdcitie, @err Selners, uno SDr
ltnsGbIigen 9lnoeren SIR poGlho4
benoen oeutiden 8ormer, on ocren
lnler Golntp 70 reid lit tno Die
csbr iiber rei1ere @tittel oerfiigi
fpie 6ie fir Sobn nrbeitenbe alaIie,
laBt nns nit bereinten arGfteu ME.
Der an Die gtrbeit geben itno ocrit-
den, infer 9eiteS 5u tim I'M 9ienItc
Ser 9orlnber3iafeit unh mG1e Elm
@rfolg nnIer @erf fronan, Oer
Gtoe Gountp, Timer Gountp". an
0ie Spite oIler onoeren GoantpS
itellt.
aeit treueln 8fitBe,
9tnnn 3er5s.
36. Sasler.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-05
Beleien Srcbt PcaanS
init Sctiffscmbarec
grlanst SeranSsa6c eiuss bent.
i6en Shiffes, Sas Sollanb an
GentIdjlanS aasliefcrte.

griiiiel, 5. Sept.-3er 8eitlns
Sc Soir aufoIge bat Die bcIeiide &e-
eierung cine 9tote on Solano ee-
ridtet, in tpel6er seOrobt miro,
iiber SoGnno ein Shiifsembnroo 5it
berbGngen ioIis eill Oeiitides Sdifi,
Oog Die belgii6en @eipdiier nod
gDiGlnB oes @aiFenItiaitunbes Der.
IieB, nibt berdusgegeben miro. Gs
beibt, baB 6as Saiff in Stbein
entoedt fpurbe, nnhOcm Die Sollan-
ser oosleI6e ben Oelitiden Gigen-
titrnern auGeiteLLt batter.