davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
fanS tuirS temte
ttcden; ipdter
tpicSer mas
grai. gSiliOu iust in iciner amtlidleu
GrflGrnns, bah er bic arieSS.
prohibition crit nad Der
9emubiliiatiun nuibes
ben faun.

@afbington, 80. Suni-Sn ge3ug
ouf gIufbebung ser &rtegSprobibiti.
on bat @rdiibeut g8ilfon folgenoe
SabelOepeide an ieinen SefretGr Slt
muItb seridtet, ueIde bon oieiem
peroffeutlidt iplr0e:
nSSS1 bin ii6er8euet, oaB Der &C.
ueroIonualt I'M gtedt mar, ols er
mir mitteilte, 6aB i1 5ur 3eit ge.
iebli6 fein &e6t babe, 0os ariegs.
probibition8seies nuf8ube6en. 9as
9eiee fdretbt bor, baB nod oem 80.
SUM, bis gum a6i9luB oes geger.
mGrtigen ariege8 uno bis 5ur 8ol.
enoung Der 9eutobiliiier1lng, peldes
9otuul bonn 9rGii0enten befannt ge.
ge6en per0en ioa, eS itn9eiebli6 lit,
uip.-"
9ieies @eieb beia9t ni6t, 6oB Die.
les 8erbot NIT Der ltttter3ei6nltng
oes 6riebens oufge6oben iperoen iol,
ionoern nahoem Die 0emobiliiterltna
Der Sruppen bcen6et iYt, un0 id
fam nidt iageh onB Dies ieet Ser
6aa lit. Q8ie min bonn &riegsntini.
iteritlm beridtet miro, befinoen iidy
bis iest nod INNER 100000
@ann unter ben @affen, Die fir 6en
ariegs6ienit ausgebo6en mitr6en. Gs
tit 0oger Gatiade, boB id) in oieier
An9elegenbeit 9egenlpGrtig ni6t8
unternsbmen fanh no6oen fid ser
aongreB ipeigerte, meiner @mpfe6.
lung bonn 20. Wtai nad3utommen,
melde Die g[ufbebung oes @eiebes
bonn q. geobember 1918, iotueit es
auf 8ter uno Iei6te 8eine ge5uq
bat befiiriuortet.
gSenn Die 0emobiliIierilnq been.
oct 1T, Damn ner0e id BON meinem
&e6t, in oieier 2lngelegenbeit obne
3uItimmung 0es aongreIies au ban.
oelrL @ebrau9 MAIDEN.
(8e3eidnet) 8oo0roiD 8iIion."
@albington 80. SUM. = @ie
bier befannt miro, beabIi6tigen Ole
Ultra" &robibitioniiten I'M Son.
greB fir cine untnterbrodpne 9ro-
blb1tlon, Die morgen beginner ioI,
bin3uorbeiten. I'm Sen 9lan 0e8
FrQiioenten 8iliolt Der 6en Bie6er.
rrf Der ariegsprobi6ition bea6lifl.
tigt, io6aIo oieS geieblid itottbaft
1T, itnmogli6 5u MAIDEN ltno cine
nitaIie" Gerio0e bon etliden W2ona.
ten 3miIden Dem g8i0erruf Ser
ariegsprobi6ition uno Dem Gintritt
Der GationaIprobibition at ber6in-
bern, bea6iidti8en 6ie .Erodenen"
oementipre6en0e @eieB 8orIagen
Ourd Den &ongreb 3u bringen.
als eriten Shritt in 0ieIer 9tidl.
tung beubiidtigt gteprdientant 99on.
oal, bon &aliforaien elm 8robi6i.
ttoniit, cine 8orloge ein3u6ringen,
mona6 Die 100000 @allonen 0e.
itillierter @etrdnfe, met6e aeaen.
mdrtig in gunoes, s,2ogerbGuierr auf.
beDabrt meroen, nift freiaeae6en
peroen oiirfen. &ou0aG erfl1rt,
Dab cine 0erorti0s @}oBna6me not.
menoig iei Inn 5u ber6in6ern, 6ob
it6 Die 8eipobner 0es 9an0es oes
ilbermdBigen @enuiies bon Sdnabs
bingeben. gr lit Der 9(nIidt, ooB
Erdiioent g8ilion BEL 8i0errufuna
Der ariegsprobibition jene TO-.
100000 @nllonen Sdnop8 nift bon
ieiner 8erfiigllng ausidIieBen f0n.
ne un0 Inn 8lt perbinoern, 6aB Die.
ielben in Oen Sonoel fonmen, bead,
lihtlgt er Den o6enerU16nten @eIeB
entfDurf einNirpid1pn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
Grb6e6en in Stnlirn.

6lorena StaGien, 80. Slmi. -
Sier pnroe geitern na9mittogs, I'm
etipa $50 ein haftiger GroItoB ber.
ipitrt, WeI6er 0ie 8ebolferllng Ser
staot IN bobem @aBe beunru6iQte.
au4 aus anoeren in Der l1ngeeen0
bon bier lie9enoen stG0ten ueroen
leidte @r0beben eerneI0et. Soneit
bis iebt feitgeiteQt iper6en fann, III
oer angeridtete 5daOen mir unbe.
0elttenO. 9}erGuIte an 0lenf6enIaben
ftno nidt 5u beflagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
m,ctterbcrid,t

sir Slnaba un6 ltngeeeno -
s6on bellte obeiio uno Dnbri6ein.
lid Diensiap. GtiDos mariner beute
n5eno. 5ortgeiett warm on 9iens.
tag.
Sir s1ebrosfa-Q(lgemein idOn
bette nbeno. Gttuns m1rmer i'm
IiiO0iIihen Gcile. Giengtng juntr.
ideinIid9 ifl5a uno fortgeiest tporm.
Sir SSonn-aageuein i1on beutc
dbeuo une 9ienstog. gg1rnler in
oitIide1 rno iiibli6en Teile beutt
obenfmtf farteeiatt marin oR Giens.
lag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
9entidcr giebaftenr pernrteiLt.

aoblen3 80. SUM. - @eorg
Sauer6oriL &e0aftelr 6es 02onta.
6alrer areiSblottes, lit megen Ser.
0iient!idlung bon foIi6en gta6ritl-
ten ii63r DE omerifnnii6en Srltpppa
3u cine: Gal5itrafe bon 1000 @}arf
nab oret .qfonnten @efdngnis berur.
teilt porocn. 9ie s}rei6eitItrofe
maroe iuSpen6iert. Sauerborn ber.
tlioigte iid bamit, OoB Ser 9(rtifet
Oon oeni areiS6lott ans elmer Bel.
ting in 1en ni6toftupierten 8ei[
ron 8eutiblnno iibernomuen NOR.
oen lei, oie 5eridtet babe, ooB rod
Der I0tuIg bon 3mei glmerifanern
our6 3ihiliIten ser bctreffen0eu
Grtidait eine Gtrafe bon 10000
0}orf olferieet tporocn iei. Die g}i.
litdr6e5cr0en hpborpteten, bob ole
Geroff,ntli5uug bon oieiem nnO
dbnliden @rtifeln off cine gegeime
Organization Suriif3ufii1ren iei Ole
in Ser offltpilrten ipie nihtoffupier.
ten Seil ron Qeutidlono cine anti.
1merifontihe ggitation betrei6g
Iionta6aner bil0et odS &auptquor.
tier ser eciten Gibiiion uno lift sic
gr6bte BON Sen Qmerifanern olif oem
oitl. Hheinufcr beiebte Grtifaften
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
(fin ainO bona gIit eridLanen.

Sum6oIot, g1ebr. 80. SUM-. -
Dos s Sabre aIte Sodterden bon
Charles 3ab nuroe Gn Sanstag
a6eno bonn gIis getroiien uno Itar6
stuei StunOen ip1ter unO snar in
0ent 9lpgen6Iide, ais dr5tlide $ilfe
anLanafe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
Stellt Ger. Stanten ariegsre.
fOr0 6er.

@ariS, 80. sSlni.-Gie fraH50Ii-
it5a aegierllng bat einen Geforo Ser
Ecilnabnle Der Ser. Stodten an
Sipiem arieac in gorbereitiing. Ger
giefrrO iuriaBt 6ie Bet mdbrenS
ua6 nan aeia arieg. Die 3eitlna
gIcmgs" iapf. ooB ieoer nmerifoni,
iGJe Solodt cine slobie BEG 8uhes
er5alteu id. Der in 6raHfrei9 mat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
1or6iiSent 11oilicn
aiif Scr Peimfabrt
@erlGkt ont SOnntas nadinittds aH
gurb bes George 8aiGiustun
bic 8eitaOe Gnrupas.

9reit 6rnnfreih, 30. SUM. -
8rGfioent 8ilion bat in 8egleitung
ieiner @attin eeltern I'M 2:20 nah.
mittngs Sen bieiigen Safen an 8oro
oeS omeritaniiben 2ronsport0nulp.
fers George 8nibington berIaiiett
Inn nod ben Ser. Staaten 5uriid3u.
fe9ren.
Die G(bfobrt 0eS 8rdiioenten er.
regte in Der Sta6t rur eeringe gluf.
regltng. Ser Spe5iaI3ue fubr 0idt
an Die Safennnlogen beran, 10 OaB
bic 9feiiegeiellidoft MIR ettua tilnf.
5ig SUB nod benz tpnrtenoGn Boot
8uritd5ulegen batte, ipelde 0ieiel6e
na6 Dem 95eanrieien bra6te. SIN
Soien batter iib Die frau8Oiiiden
aomirGle s. GnIaun uno 6. g. 8e.
Mot, &ontre.Qonliral Q(. @. Sal.
Iteoo, bon Ser omeritoniiden &riegs.
marine, @eneralnlojor 6. Q. Sci.
mid 8riga0iergeneral SlneOlep BUT.
Ter 1no anoere decentralization Elm.
gefunoen I'M Dem @rdiioentenpaar
un6 ietnen 9egleitern eIiidlide gfei-
ie 3lt tpiinIhen
8rou SSoiepbina 2etpis, BON Gin
cirnati, Die gertreterin oeS ntnerifa.
niiden &oten &reu5es in 2lnterifa,
iiberreidte Der Satin oes 9rdfiOen-
ten einen pradtboI[en GoIenitraub,
mofiir iib 0ieieIbe ber5Iidb beSanfte.
8ie 0auiiffapeqe oes 5ebnten SSG-
gerregimentes Ser fron8oiiiden glr.
NEE ipielte Die nmerifatii6e Wntio.
naIbpmne, She Star SpongleO
Bonner, ols Braiioent @ilion oie
6tufen Der Safeumauer na6 Oem
W}otorboot bina6itieg. 6rar5Ciii6e
&ruppen, ipel6e Die @6rentnade bill.
Oeten, prdlentierteu oa8 @emebr mo
6raden in So6rlfe altf @ilion m0
g(merifu aus.
9as ft6 9rGii6ellt @ilion an gor6
Oes George 8aibington begub, nur.
De er bon 4apitGn McGauleD nit
Sen 8orteff, 03ies lit glnerita" be.
griiBt. Serr 8tlion itno 6eiien @nt.
tin begaben iid iofort na6 ibren So.
binen.
I'm etna ltbr iette fid Der
Srnn8portoaulpfer ilt 8epegtng.
9a8 SdIadti6iff 9floboma ii6er.
na9m Die 6iibrung, ipGbreno Die BEL.
Ben 3erit0rer 8oolieD 1tno 8ar6eQ
Die 5lanfen iaiiBten. Gie &riegs.
idiffe g8ifes mo garnet biI6eten
Die gtohblt. aur8 nodoem it6 Ser
&ransport0aupier in 8eipegimg ieb-
te, erihien 9rditocnt 8ilfon in ge.
gleitung ieineS 2eibor5te8, sen aon-
tre. g(onirdl @raDlon. oltf Der Som,
man0obriife, Inn Die ilnnter mebr
betidipinoenoen @eito0e SSrontreif8
un0 ouh @uropa8 in 2lnqeni6ein 3uI
nebmeu. 9ie bei0eu fron30iiIden
3eritorer 6anion puo Gnrquoi8 BE.
gleiteten oa8 9rdii0entenId6iff bis
gum lti9ona 2euhttlrrt, fooraltf iie
einen leBten @6retliaIlt o6feuerten
uno nod Dem Safen 5ltriidfebrten.
Die 8itterltng mar our 8eit Der g[6.
fo5rt i0eol m0 0er O5eon lag nobe.
5u ipiegelglott bor 0en @eorge
Baibington oI8 oasIeibe in Gee
tad.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
5reimantu.6aae nntsrIiest geitsne.
Elina.

Gintoln 30. SUM. = glidter
Glonsburp BON 9oncoiter.9 9iItriftg.
geridt entitieb, boB Die Sale Der
Greimauerer SerieIben geitaierilng
nnterIiegt wie onocres eiaenhnl.
Die Gountp stonrmiildre erfldrten.
eaB ons @ebaube our geitenerimg
beronge5ogeu merOen niiiIie uuO Die
gaugeIellidIait oppeaierte geeen DIE.
ie entideioung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
4. nnb 5. Qipiiipn fefrtn 6eim.

StobIen8, 30. l5uni. = Won Den
omerifaniifen Ctfubotionsiruppen
Diro 0ie 4. Gibiiion oas Cffupati.
onsgebiet am 5. uno Die 5. Iibi.
iion ON 6. Suli berlniieH nm iia
nnh Brett 5u begsen, no iie unA
ben Ser. StaateH einseldiiit iper.
pen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
Reaen persSasrt bic Grmts.

Sumbolot, @e6r., 30. e5uni.-Sn
ber aaht pom 6raitog auf Soinstog
iebte elm idtperer aesenfoa Elm, Der
iduerite in 6ieier Sdbres5eit uno
Uerbinoerte Dos einbeimien Der @rn.
te.o Gie ertuartete Grnte tDir6 oui
Is Bis 80 guibaI Der gtder sei6Gtt.
darmarbeiter mo iebr rar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
9yHe6eu n;dt anf gtnsIieferlng beg
-. Grs6aiiers.

9[nyt:rolnt 30. Suiti.-Ger $50
r:ier Gorreipon6ent 0e5 Selegrnof
mel6et. bob oie guiierten nidt ouf
Sic gtugliefprmg oes @r-Gaiiers be-
iia1en molten ie6o6 bon &oannO
bsrGang n, baB fia @rof Soben-
sollern niht oen moroIiihen 5olgen
entsiebe. GS miro eripartet, Dob
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
9lamaniider statasman aeltprben.

SosbD, Rumdnien 80. SUM-. =
Sm 2Elter bon 50 SSabren lit bier Der
fritBerr rurtdniifa MiniIterbrdfioent
Biere q. Carp nod Idngeren 9eioen
geItorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30

Die @elipeffidte 1T INNER nod
oas @eIsger!ht, Die fleinen 3ogesge.
ididter, Die 5Ir llnterbalttIng 0es
4ubIifums erinnoen iDeroen iinO es
uiGt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30

Bnris, 30. Sum-. (Bon Sre6 g
ferguion Gorreiponoent oer ltniteo
8reB. .)-8rGlibeut @iIion befit0et
lid, nnf Scr Seintreiie, un6 2lopo
George 1T in 2on6on eingetroffen.
Die ftd nod 1T Baris befinoli6ert
5rieoens0aIeeoten tper6en ii6 belte
nod naf oie boIlft6noigen 9eiter-
reid su iteaPa6en 8eotngungen eini-
gen.
Der Eraii5ent fubr eeitern I'm
2:15 nuf Dem 9d1ttpfer George
8uibington bon 8reit ob: Der
0reoo1ouqbt Sflnbona un6 feds
3erftSrer gaben ibrn Dos @eleite.
SSn feirer 91eiiegeiellidoft befin6en
iicb @crrar0 8arud, 8once Gtoc-
Gcrnid unS Sbonos 2nn1ont. 8ei
ieiner &Ureiio bon 8oris ipur0e 0eul
Brdfi6erten cine Sbntion 5utei[.
8rdit6ent Goincnre, @letnencealt,
@enero! 9eribing itrlo nebrere Mit-
gIie0er Der onlerifnnii6en 5rie'
aensoeIegution batten iib ont 8a6n-
|bof etngefanOen.
Die 3eitltng 2'SSntranitgenot
fbreibt: uSrafioent bot, aufrie0en
nit 6e1t, mas er in 6raitfrei9 boG-
bro6te, 6rnrfrci6 berloiien. 9sa-
tiirlib ift nod bieles gut gu madea,
uno eS fms INNER nod goriiGtss
ataBregeln GIT treffen, ieoo6 fona
Iit @iticn iagen OoB Der Srie6ens,
bertrnJ Den 80lfern SSreibeit gege.
bfn bat pnb 6os 80lferre6t CUR
s8irf[tpfeit 1eitaltet. Qlls ni6tig lit
audi Die britiid-anlerHanifde ab'
fonlnte,r au hesei6nen tpona6 beioe
21nbec 6rnrtrei6 ltnterItiiben trer'
oen, inlltp eg pieoer ongegriffen
peroeu. 0bpobl 0uS britiI6e 8ar.
lament ben 5rie0ensbertrag obue
8eiteris gntbeiBen miro, 70 biirite
itb i'm omprifanii6en Senat bierii.
ber elm beftioer adn1pf obipieIen.
Son 0.nr 9lll8anng oieies Samples
b3ngt Ser @eItfrieoe i'll man9er
8c5iebun6 ob
4aris, 30. Suni.-3er mteri.
foniI6e MISUNDERSTANDING 6rnnf
8olf miro 5toat8iefretdr 2aniing
BET Ben foaalen0en 6rie0en8oes-
bono[m1qan erieben. 2anitng miro
fit be!snGdIt nod oen Ser. 5taaten
8uriirf6c9e5en. 9elegat Senrp 8bita
miro beuta na6 einem SeeboO rel.
fen, 1tn> Go!. 6ouie begibt iid. nod
2on0on General 8ItB 1t1o Setretar
Qon!ins tperHen borldltfig in RariS
bIeiben
gefretar Sqntel unb 90 nnoere
6l1ttid)e acknowledgement iinO
bette per i5pe5ialaug ra6 &oln OBJ
gorrift
Wrftp6Pu u;ft nuF OlnsIieferlnd neg
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g2urn (sr.0rpnrrinsen.

@erlip. 3. Slini.-@s pirO Be-
FAINT gentcft, oaB Der ebenoline
0eittite &rrnprina ntdt IN 0eutif-
I1no milf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
9as meme gnbaet.

Berlin, 30. sSuni.-Gie neiien
knnId.Ifpt bereiten 6en 9oItsber-
srn nno Der giegieritng Cor.
Ii. W,0n gI1ubt, 0ob bic angeIe-
ubeis ndhFtp ISOLDE I'm 0feidstag
8prcdJen perbpn iuir6. s3n aomitee
man belbIciien, Die Sn fonfiss
4renoen Gunlnien bon 10000.
D,0OO sRnrf aiif S0,000,000,000
nrf al erboben. 9os Ginfreiben
Nsioes foa in mogiidlt i9o,
per a9,iie oeiHeben; 6iejenisen
DglGe 3ablilnoen beripeisern,
Dea oasH ee5wSnssH meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
|SOamfg llimnlt ale
s(bnlo auf fid
t1crlanot BON cen 2miierten, Saf er anitatt Ses
Ggstsaiiers per 6crid9t ecitcllt MFRS;
truo ollie Derantwcrtitna
Deutl6e 5eitnneen beffen auf Before 5ukunf1

Berlin, 80. Suni. ebemolige
n.itid,e acidsfonaler 8etbmann.
Solltpeg Bat Ole 9l1iierten eriubt.
i'm uno riht ben friiberen &aiIer
ali pro3eiiiprer. gr inet, ooB er bic
3eranfmortlid)feit fiir olle Sanoluil.
qcn 9euii6lonos mdbrero ieiner
Mmtsperiobe iibernebme linb fi6 ben
slIiiertcn air. @erfiigitng IteIle. Sn
einein an Is. SSuni an Glemenceau
gsribteter Sdlreiben bate Sollmeg
6ieies oen gQliierten nlitgeteiGt.
glber .d1on nm 90. Moi trtg er iid
init o:clein 9eboufen, Itono ieood
alf g(nraten Der gtegierrlng oaoon
nb. i'm 5itr glnsfilbrltng 3u brinaen,
te'yyn Der 3uldJrift an Glentenceo1 fagt
getbmaun.ScIlpeg: neeSSn glrtifel
227 0ps 6rianensbertrogs flogen 6ie
odiierter nnN oiio3iierten Mddte
Den friihereii oeutiden &oiier g8il'
frInt an, ons 90lferrcdt ltno ole
SeiIigfeit Der gertrage iibertreteu gu
boben @lcifaeitig ioa Die bolldn.
0ifhe Npoiei!ing erIuAt iperoen, i'm
oalssultefor.t Oantit er pro3eIItert
ineroe Sierauf ge3ug nebnteno,
nebine id mir oie 5reibcit, Die
@t1ntz 81 eriudeb OnS geplonte
ssorg ben gegen Sr. giaieitdt Den
aoiIer iofen 8u loiien nnb gegen
mid III g(nDanounq 8u brtngen. 3u
oieiem 8foed Ite1e id mid ben
alliierten iinb oiio5iierten Md6ten
8nr @erfiigltng.
g(Is frii1erer 6etttider &eibsfarr5,
ser troge id pdbren0 meiuer Guts-
seif al, Bernntiportlidteit fir Die
bonn saoiisr unternonrmenen poIiti.
ifben &1n6Iunger, tpie es fonItitlt'
.ionea norepItlrieben lit. SD gebe
mid be- Soffnung bin bob bic
sR16t, n1cinem 0ringenoen 8unide
fldf)fonl...en meroer."
,Gon @et1nlonn.8olIipeg.
Or. bon 93etbmant.Soapeg mar
bon 1860 Bis gum IA. SltIi 1917
OieihfonaIrr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30
3eiimnaen nit Srnncrranb.

! Berlin, 90. Suni.-Mebrere Ser.
liner 9eit1inqen, peI6e Die gtahridt
bon Der ltnterseidnung 6eS sSrie.
goensDertrngs hrobten, eridienen IN
gsratte -ailo un0 Die ouf 6as grgeb-
nis gesug bnhen0en s(rtifeL fiibrtet
alleberfhIiftett tuie y0euti6latl6s
f5fidiaL beiisgelt" un6 nSSriebe uno
BernidJtln91. Gie SogesaeitunJ
sd1reibt isnter oil0erem: aGlerneu.
Aatt 2fo5n @eorge uno 8iIion
II ibren Selfersbelfern boben Die
fr11enSa9ne eipiger Seinoi6aft ge.
gst.~
u Ole S1qlide Gpn6Idau i9reibt:
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-30

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER !
PERMIT tNo. ssD. AUTHORIZED BY THE J
ACT OF OCTOBER g. 1917. ON FILE AT !
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A.. s. BURLEsoN PoSTMAsTER-GENERAr |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
President May
RecrOSS Ocean
In the Spring
Will Be Unable to
Escape Duty, Is
Wilson View

Paris, Jan. 29.-Much as President
Wilson still hopes to avoid a second
trip to Europe, it begins to look as ii
the trend of peace conference affairs
would cause him to feel impelled to
recross the Atlantic in the early
spring. Recent statements %purporting
tc announce definitely that the presi-
dent has arranged to come back to
Paris after going to Washington in
February and even giving the date of
his sailing on his return trip were
founded, it may be said on no definite
information.
But the president, as q matter Of
fact, has been holding himself ready
to return, II he thought it necessary
and for the last day or SO he has told
officials that he was impressed WITH
the feeling that it would be his duty
to return and that he was beginning to
think he could not escape it.
II present plans hold he will sail
from Brest on the steamer George
Washington some time between Feb
ruary 10 and February 10, going d.
rectly to the United States. The
steamer probably will take the south
ern route. which will be followed on
her way over to avoid bad weather.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
PROSPERITY WILL
FOLLOW ERA OF
RE-ADJUSTMENT,
POST BELIEVES
Official Thinks
Building Is Good
Investment
OVER 100000
MEN voorhees,
lsy Leased WIro % New MexIean.l

10y Leased wire 10 New MeNlcan.l
Washington, Jan. 29.-Louis f. Post,
assistant secretary labor, before the
senate education and LABOR committee
today predicted that a period Of un-
eQualled prosperity would follow the
readjustment period. He appeared IN
connection with the nearing on the
bill introduced by Senator Kenyon of
Iowa appropriating 500, O00.0 900 for the
prosecution of public work in order to
meet the unemployment situation.
1T seems to be a cheap investment
of the government to put up the
buildings 1t needs, even at high
prices, = Mr.. Post said, rather than
risk a situation that will arise when
men reason from their stomachs
rather than from their heads"
J.. H. Evans. of the employment ser
vice, labor department. told the col1-
mittee that unemployment through
out the country was increasing rapid
ly. Reports received by the depart
ment early in December from 1923 in
dustrial centers, showed 130,0 men
out Of work. Last week showed this
number had increased to 212,000 while
reports received today from only so
per cent of these centers showed 201,-
600 men without work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
DRY AMENDMENT
RATIFIED, SAYS
SECRETARY POLK
Acting Chief Of State
Formally Proclaims
Fact Today
BRYAN PRESENT
AT THE CEREMONY
BY Leased Wire to New Mexican,

(By Leased Wire to New M~exican.)
Washington, Jan. Rehabilitation
Of the prohibition amendment to the
federal constitution effective January
16, 1920, was proclaimed today in a
proclamation singned at 11:20a a. N.
at the state department by Acting
Secretary Polk.
The proclamation was signed by Mr..
Polk at exactly 11:20 o'clock, in the
presence Of Senator Sheppard of Tex
as, author of the amendment; former
Secretary Bryan, Representative Ran
dali of California, prohibitionist mem
Der of the house, and officials of the
anti-saloon league of America, the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
and other anti-saloon organizations.
MI. Polk used several pens in af-
fixing his signature and presented
them to Senator Sheppard, Mr.. Bryan.
Representative Randall and others.
The proclamation follows:
To All to Whom These Present Shall
Come. Greetings;
Know We that the congress of the
United States at the second session,
Sixty-fifth Congress begun at Wash
ington on the third day of December
in the year one thousand nine hun
bred and seventeen, passed a resolu-
ton in the words and figures follow
ing t0-wit:
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the constitution of the Unit
ed States:
DnrlItrod ~ tI,n r1.1t~ o.I 1ka.-n
of representatives of the United States
of America in congress assembled
~(twothirds Of each house concurrlug
therein) that the following amend
ment to the constitution, be, and here
by Is proposed to the states to be-
come valid as a part OF the constitu-
tion when ratified by the legislatures
OF the several states as provided by
the constitution.
Section /. After one year from the
Of this article the manli-
facture sale or transportation OF in.
.toxicating liquors within the impor-
tation thereof, or expectation thereof,
the United States and Ill terri
tory subject to the jurisdiction there
Of for beverage purposes Is hereby
prohibited.
Sec. 2. The congress and The sever
states have concurrent power to
enforce this article by appropriate leg
Sec. 3. This article shall be in Uper-
unless II shall have been rati-
lied as an amendment to the consti.
by the legislatures Of the sew
sral states, as provided in the consti-
tuition within seven years from the
date Of the submission hereof to the
by the congress.
And further, that 1t appears from
documents on file in this de-
partmhnt that the amendment to the
constitution OF the United States pro
Continued OF page ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
NO ECO NOR BLACK
FLAGS IN ARIZONA

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 29.-No red or
black flag and no flag other than the
Stars and Stripes, state banners or the
colors OF friendly nations will be per-
mitted to be carried or flown In the
streets of Arizona, if a bill introduced
in the Legislature today, becomes a
law. The measure also provides that
no flag carrying an inscription 'op.
posed to organized government" will
be permitted. Exception is made for
banners Of law-abiding bodies and ban
ners used in stage or r produc
lions. The penalties provided by the
bill are a fine not to exceed 800. i'm.
prisonment not longer than six months
or both.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Peeved At
Wilson Altitude

can not wonder If people in Germany
gradually begin to form the opinion
that the hopes they placed In him arc
to be disappointed"
The socialist newspaper vorwaert.
in commenting on the report regarding
the division OF the German colonies
among the allied nations says: "The
league of nations is making a lovely
beginning. The decision Of the west,
ern powers to take the German colo.
Meg for themselves is born or a spirit
Numerically opposed to that claimed
by President Wilson. II appears more
and more as 1t were the intention OF
the western imperialists to leave to
Mr. Wilson the merely musical and
d~eclamatory roles Of the performance
and to reserve to themselves the bust
ness end Of the show.
we Germans would prefer an hon
est policy Of stand and deliver to a
policy Of imperial ACKNOWLEDGMENT
adorned with ethical and ~oratorical
praises. But since America has not
yet agreed to the pact we shall later
see whether America can do anything
except make speeches.
@@a~
The official text Of the passage in
President Wilson's speech OF Saturday,
alluded to in the foregoing, was trans
from Paris Saturday night,
reads as follows;
1T 1.-THE United States) would feel
that 1t would not take part in guaran-
those European settlements I'M
less that guarantee involved a con
tiuous superintendencc OF the peace
the world by the associated ma
Of the world"