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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
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|fl1rt.)
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fation oeS s5rie6ensbertraes eppo.
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id)lollen Doroen it, III oie 8rii6e
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ntslHaeeebenbe @s1dt in eilrobo
oersen biirfte. (8os giinbnis aipi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
Seiler in eiitefft uoES>
Dnkcta Ber0ipctk

gsiIton q. O.. &c. geoS.-stus
Ibisber inbefonnter llriod]c fam Ics.
ZEN Gienstng in Der itniueit bon bier
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|ausbrulJ. 9ie @rube gebortc Su ie.
bier @ruppe bon @ereiperfen bic
|fiir5Iid) bonn Staote iibernontlneit
sporoen ipnren beiddftigte 300 ar.
49, iinb for0erte toglidj 1,500
zen aoble. Der oura oas
anerridtete S1aoen belauft
tlif tatienec BON Collars.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
Irfitlie9e urbcifttMt
bcutid,cr 2lrbciter

kerlirL 26. g1ob.-9icIleiGt bic
|yltiirnlidjite Grideinuna Der inou.
gnen 2a9r in 9clitihtono tritt in
4 8erbaItcu Scr gIrbeiter in Der
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se 81 Gage, tpeldle oas 9fcdt ber.
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len 81 Oiirien uno, oIs ibncn
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e IN onS glrbeits5inllner 6es
.eftors oranaen un6 oieien aiuan.
/ Den 9ctrieb an Dem betreTienoen
he in @ong 5u balten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
*saasfabrifant binterIGFt Is 4sit.
lipuen 9Dl(ars.

gsep 9orf, 26. Sob. Dos iett
ber0ffentIid1te Geftarnent bcs pcr.
itorbenen 8ianofnbrifortten CHARLES
steiniuap berfiiet, oab ie Elm Grit.
tel ieincs auf Sis, 100000 apiddsten
Serm0gens ieiner 8itpe, Iciner
So6ter uno ieinem So9ne sufoTIcn
ioIlen. Sehodj miro ser glntciI ocs
Sobnes bon @oriniinoern bertportet
ipfroen, oa Ser iitnge Steinpan
~fefnen 8eiddftseciIt4 bcfitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
prekibifici,s=Haftspf
esaa6 iit D6nen,ark

aopenbagen 26. Sob. -gaadSenl
oie sforlpeeer iib nit GROCER 1saio-
rltat fiir 8robibition ausge[brodjeu
baben ioIlen nintnebr aud Sic 81.
iIissa t5elegeH99esit fiH5eH fib am
Stlnln1falten iiber Die Stage All
altBern. Die uGrofenen" oes aor-
oes boben eth Neferenoum berronot
mo oasielbe oiirfte oerlnadlt on.
georbnet iDeroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
6efdnenisitrafe fiir
icttuinSclncc Beamtte

SnoianapoIis, syno.. 26. 9ob.-
9iirgermeiiter gtoGie gun6 bon
0auneie, Sn6., tuur6e gu elmer Sluei.
idbrigen @efdnenisitrofe nno elmer
@eIoltrofe bon $1,000 berltrteiIt,
neil er iid an Der glrrongieri,ng
fbtuinoelbofter Satiitfdntpfe bcteiIiet
bate. Den GtaotsanipaIt WurpBp
bon geuncie traf cine gleide Strafe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
@ane ssiaiae Gbampasmer fosst 81.

Berlin 25. 9ob.--0r grefs
elmer 6lafhe Gbanpnener 1T Si.Oo.
Dies lit Die SoIee 0es niebrioe1l
8edieIfurfes Der Marf. SIN 9ieid,g.
togs-&eitouront foitet eine sSIofd,e
oieie8 ariifofratiidle,r @etranfs 35
gforf nno eieie Sufnnte entIprift
anf Dem 8edieIfitrs Dem @crfe BON
81 .OO. Inter rortaalen 8erboIf.
1iifien ipuroe benentipreGeno Der
Ereis elmer SIoide Sdaitnueins
$40 betragen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
Gi5enbabns1tnfnm
a,sf tiliiiiiiippisBr

Sort Tooiion, Sd.. &c. seob. -
@ei einein 3uiun,menitoB beg Santo
e-GoIifornio 2intiteb nit einert
@iiter5nge niif Der MiiIiiiippibriide
fuliroe cine Eerion setotet nnb bieIc
nerIett. Tebrere Nnaen fuuroen IN
nen Sfrom oeid1Ieii6ert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
wettcrG,srid,t

Sir Omaha uno ltneegeno -
S9nee nno fdlter beitte naft nn6
9onnerstoe.
Sir Slebrasfn - shnee beltte
nadt uno 9onnerstoe. aGlfer beiiie
nodt I'M 6ftliden SeiI oes gtuotes.
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nadt Sdnee an0 9onnsrstag. sail.
fer Donnerstog I'M tpeitlihm EeiI
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2eoF0nin0e,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26

garis, 26. geob. - glnnens See
aIliierten.a n.apulntiilion in llneorn bat
Sir George Glart ben neuen ineo-
ridden EreHierrinifter SuSoa be-
nodridtist, boB Der 0berite Sfot
iuiaens iei. feline prooiioriihe Ie-
gieriine ofpuertennen uno Srieoens.
berbanblungen nn5ttfiiipfen. io6oIo
Elm aiis offer,tliden @oblen berpor.
g-eongenes Horlontent Der Repse.
rittlg siw Seite itshe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26
ia BON StaIien bIeibt ~ Sanis.

klt8 pon Jtnlien bletbt 81 panie.
SSaibinetOh 26. gtob.--Ger 80.
\ BON Stalien bot feline MIidt Die
4. Sfnnten sn beiuhen, .tuegen Der
eStolien berridenoen aufreeung
ger 5ilmennaeIeeenbeit, oiifeege.
J Die StnIiener eeben @iIion
IAern gerlnTt bon Siitine idnIo,
ein 0eIudl Oes aoties si oieier
lpiiros k0&it unpopular ieiu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26

anmpf init ser 8oIi5el iullroen meb.
rere @erbreder getootet. 8is iett
baben Die oerbofteten 8erbreher
mebr uls $50 lleberfdIle, @inbriide,
4uto.9iebitabIe u. I. 10. einge.
1tnnoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-26

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PERMIT (Ns. ss4). AUTHORIZED 81 THE
ACT or OCTOBER q, 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE or OMAHA MEEK
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. o. BURLasoN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-23
FINGER ON TRIGGER
DAN B. KELLEY MET
THE DEATH OF HERO
CORP. KELLEY, OF ROCHELLE,
GA, MADE THE SUPREME =
SACRIFICE WITH A SMILE
ON HIS FACE.

Atlanta, Ca, March 21.-Daniel B.
Kelley, of Rochelle, Ga, died a real
hero's death in October during the
Argonne-Meuse offensive. The story
of how he met his death is an inspir-
ing one, for few men have fought bet
ter than Dan" Kelley.
Kelley's platoon, part of Company
X, 325th infantry, of which he was a
corporal, had been held up by ma
chine guns, just north of the st. Jul
vian-St. Georges road. Lieutenant
Huston, of Selma Ala, was in COM
Lmand of the platoon and called for
volunteers to go forward with him in
an effort to flank the Boche machine
gunners, so his platoon could advance.
Corporal Kelley, Sergeant Mrasko
and Sergeant Polizio volunteered and
with their lieutenant started out to
flank the guns. Lieutenant Huston
and the two sergeants were killed by
shell that hit right in their midst.
Corporal Kelley was saved by being
on the extreme flank of the patrol.
By this time Kelley was within fiji
ty yards of the Germans and had set
his automatic rifle up and was pour
ing shots from the flank into their
nest. With this assistance the pla-
toon rushed the nest and captured
all the Boches who had not been kill
ed or had taken to their heels.
After the nest, which consisted of
half dozen machine guns, had been
captured, some one called to Kelley
to rejoin the platoon.
There was no answer from Kelley
and one of his friends crawled across
the ground to where he was.
Kelley was there, but Boche bull
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-23
HAMPSHIRE BREEDERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

Fitzgerald, March 21.-Fitgzerald
was taken by surprise Wednesday
evening when C. S. Gibson, of Hawk
insville, arrived in the city an an
nounced that the Georgia Breeders
of this popular breed Of hogs would
assemble in annual convention here
Thursday. Mr. Gibson arranged to
hold the sessions at the Lee-Grant
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-23

Hotel, to close with banquet. About
100 breeders in the state are mem
bers of the Association, of which s
j. Carter, Of Parrot, was president.
During the day the breeders attended
the sale of the Hereford Hampshire
Farms and number Of them purchas-
ed some of the purebred stock sold
Business Session
A business session of the associa-
ton was held during the evening at
the hotel and officers elected for the
ensuing year. Hon Marion Dickson,
of Ben Hill will guide the association
for the year as it's president. j. r.
Mullis, of Cochran, was elected Sec
rotary and Treasurer, and }. l.. Ken
nedy, Of Parrot, vice-presidcnt.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-23

let had gotten him" He lay with his
face toward the enemy and his finger
still on the trigger of his gun.
Kelley was willing soldier and
had his whole soul in the task before
him, When they found him, despite
the bullet hole through his chest,
there was smile on his face for
Kelley had done his bit"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-23

A number of socialist women have
been elected to the German netionaI
assembly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

som. we're hack on American soil TO-
day, following abandonment OF the
chase yesterday. e9he troops today
resumed patrol Of the border.
Heavy rains yesterday which oblit-
Grated the trails Of the bandits brought
a decision to abandon the chase after
contact had been made with Car
rama troops.
The troops, after riding for hours
in a heavy rain storm, began at II
o'clock TO cross the river at Rocky
Ford, seven miles from Ruidoss. The
main column was delayed for two
hours becadse Of the hard rains.
The cavalry troops slept under
roofs last night for the first time since
last Monday, when the expedition was
formed.
During the six days that American
forces were below the border four
bandits were killed by the troops and
another by airmen, while nine bandits
are reported to have been captured At
Coyame by CarranIa soldiers. The
captured bandits are said to have been
members of the Jesus Renteria band
which captured Lieutsnants Peterson
and Davis.
Aviltors Lost In Storm.
Lieu,s. George X. Rice and y. l..
Boquet. army aviators who were re-
ported missing below the Rio Grande
yesterday after they had left Royce
field for Mexico at daylight for a
reconnoi,er in the expedition. were To-
Gated last nigh, at Terlinsuia, Texas.
They had become lost in the rainstorm
and made a forced landing Neither
flier was injured.
A report brought to the border
by Lieut.. Peterson that Jesus Rem
terra. leader of the bandits, was killed
by an American airmsn, could not be
confirmed.
The cavalry troops came out OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
Office SHORTAGE
10 Be DISCUSSED.
Cham Der Committee and
I Building Managers 10 Meet

/ New industries coming into Okla
homs City are unable TO obtain office
room. To attempt TO devise remedy
ihe industrial committee OF the
SChamber OF Commerce. will meet with
the building managers OF the city At
1.-THE Chamber Of Commerce rooms,
Tuesday afternoon At 4 o'clock.
1 The situation is really crltical,"
ksaid ]. +. Owen. chairman Of the com
ymitee. today" The city is year he
Nhmd in office building. We have
general shortage OF office rooms, and
are unable to house the new enter
;rrises and industries coming into
3town"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

gray haired parents sit amid the gathering Soami
whkered sheriff knocked wthouthes come 10 take he nome
He holds a mortgage In his hands which, back In ~
The couple placed upon the farm to buy limousine
the Of hay has failed the price Of gas is high
nothing but kiss the place goodbye
hold! walks inhes just about TO cough
The money that Is requisite to pay the mortgage off
Alas the finish OF the play must still be tel IN doubt
A walking delegate appears and calls the hero out!
flaxen headed little child Is playing in the lane,
villain fond mammah purnd with deep oisoan
To reap his devlish revenge, abducts the tiny maid
And ties her railroad track Will come to aid
yes! We hear the train approach but with pruning knife
A TO cut the and save the babys HE
Our hearts stand STILL the engine hoos ana NUNS
wheeled Of death each second nearer comes
shall know what the denouement was like
For Just train appears the baby joins the strike
check girl when tempted by the rich and aged rake
Saws when they're for virtues SAKE
But and throws her from her Job,
for three long weeks she murmu with sob
"Ah mel forever must face privation and despair,
IN going O the side and drown myself So there
And her threat2 Does not yon gentleman
time to thwat her awtul pant
knows? The hapless maidens end must always be uncertain
She Joins the Actors Equity before the final eutan
(Copyrish. Bell syrdicate)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

committee suggested. however. tina,
the league was to be controlled by
the same powers ~ made the treaty
and that Great Britain's rights in
Egypt already had been recognized
formally by the American state de-
partment
Referring to the outbreaks against
British rule in Egypt. Mr.. Folk said
Great britain had suppressed the
news OF what was taking place and
did not want the United States es-
pecially TO learn the facts
Important Questions Up.
An important weet in the peace
treaty controversy in the senate
opened today with the possibility
that the foreign relations committee
might report the document to the
senate before the weekend
The committees plans called for
the halting OF consideration OF
amendments today to allow Joseph
W. Folk 10 presen, the case Of the
Egyptians. who arc protesting
against recognition by the treaty OF
Great Britains proteotorate over
Egypt.
Further debate on treaty subjects
was expected i'll the senate,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
BRITISH CLAIM
TO EGYPT ONLY
R0bbERY-F0LK
like Highwayman's Claim
to Your PoCketbook,o u
tPy The Associated Presb)

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2s-Liken-
ing Great Bri,ain's legal position in
Egypt to that OF hghwayman,
Jospeh W. Folk, counsel for the
Egyptian peace delegation, told the
senate foreign relations committee
today that the Versailles treaty pro-
posed to validate the robbery Of
Egyptian independence.
Having occupied Egypt after con-
struction OF the Suez canal under
the pretext OF protecting the Egyp-
trans from rebels, Mr.. Folk said,
Great Britain in 1914, "seiled the
Egyptian government and now pro-
posed under the treaty TO reduce her
to a subject nation" The treaty, he
said, would make Egyp,s grievance
against Great Britain an internal
question, so that it could not be
dealt with by the league OF nations.
Freedom is Asked.
"The people of Egypt the witness
declared, asks a league OF nations
which will protect their independence
and no, destroy il. They ask you
not to deny them that self li-determina-
tion for which more than million
Egyptians fought in the war Just
ended"
The delegation sent to the raris
conference by the Egyptian repre-
sentative assembly Mr.. Folk said,
were held in virtual Imprisonment"
and we're not permitted to even send
representative TO the United
States. lie declared the protectorate
claimed by Great Britain over Egypt
was the same sort OF protectorate
that highwayman would claim oyer
your pocket book"
Great Britain repeatedly had
pledged, Mr.. Folk said, that her oc-
cupation of Egypt would be tenn
porary and he asked that a clause be
written into the treaty giving Egypt
the right TO appeal to the league
council. Republican members Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
Federal Inquiry
Ordered by Holden

by international News Serv.ce)
n WASHINGTON, Agg :, An IN
sSe,t''a,on OF the refusal OF EN-.
Sylo' + Of the Southern PaciiIc rail
Eo,d % handle exchange freight busi-
Snes3 with the Pacific Electric rail
tMav At Los Angeles. Calf, in SYM
spathy with the striking trainmen Of
ythe electric railway has been or.
I dered by Hale Holden, regional
y director for the central western di-
s,ision. Railways Director Hines an
snouneed. The Southern Pacific rail.
1 road is under federal control, while
I the Pacific Electric railway, an in
! terurban system, is not.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25
Chicago Policemen Face
Arrest on Graft Charges

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S,-Arrest OF
several police was forecast for today
in the investigation which states At
torney Hoyne is making OF the police
department, following his charges
Saturday that the recent race riots
we're dae to cheap grating and petty
politics. One policeman. Edward
Mitchell, is in Jail, charged with hay.
ing accepted $500 Of a "slush fund
raised by negroes OF the black belt
for the protection of negroes en-
gagged in the ripting
The arrest OF Mitchell followed a
confession from Cash Harris, keep
er OF a notorious South Side gamb-
ling house. who, according TO Hoyne,
confessed that he was leader of a
gang OF negroes who had organized
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-25

night and that the formation OF a
new cabinet had begun.
In the new cabinet the dispatches
state, Paul Garapi, minister OF JUS
tice in the Peidll cabinet, will be min
ster OF commerce, while former Pre-
mier Jules Peidll will he minister OF
food. Karl Payer, minister of home
affairs in the Peidli government, is
designated as minister OF labor in the
reconstructed ministry. and M. Crany
as minister Of foreign affairs. The
other places have not vet been filled.
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for a massacre Of whites on July 4.
Harris declared, Hoyne said, tha,
Mitchell who was assigned in plain
clothes to arrest nego rio,crs had not
only taken the 500 for himself, but
had acted as "go-between' between
the negroes and other policemen in
arranging to buy off arrest OF negroes
implicated in the riotins.
In the wholesale raids Of Saturday
and yesterday, Hoyne declares, sutii-
cient evidence was found TO confirm
the story OF Harris that a massacre
OF whites had been planned. Large
supplies OF arms and ammunition,
much OF it smugsIed to Chicago by
Pullman por,ers. i, is charged, were
found in the fifty or more houses and
cafes raided.
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Vital Statistics

Marriage Licenses.
James G. Barrett. t6. and Anna ".
Btermeyer 20, both of Oklahoma city.
u. Gerherding 50. Elsie Maron. II.
both Of Bluff CITY. Kan.
Nichols, 10. both Of Arkansas city,
kpuaas
Kenneth Kemper. g. ST. Louis. and
hene Rome. %, Kansas CITY.
Frank A. Vaughn. 2i eud Thclma
Williams. go both OF Kngfsher
John &. Paddock, "a. Niles, Okla, and
oretta kahall %. Edmond.
~. and Mrs. John Mckinney, lio3
West Main street. girl.
Deaths
Hah William Rector. M East Chick
TkssdoFs Burnett 81 North Gesry
lerss c. ?. Murphy. l'ol West Nine.
nm y Hobbs. b. Anthony's hos.
q Tnub, l,s East Eighth street.
&po45&. Bradford. iss West rflh
isss,as tanDA. .. Anthony, hss.
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nss.
Dvlssla0 Rw,sa
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in Rose Hill cemetery. Rev. c. r
fairfield probably will deliver the
funeral sermon, The Yeoman lodge
will be in charge.
Services for Floyd Dickson. killed
at the same time, are TO be held late
this afternoon at the chapel OF Street
& Draper. Diekson's body will b
sent to Cherokee, Okla, for burial,
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ARCHDUKE QUIT
POST SATURDAY
Rumanians Are Still Selling
Materials in Hungary,

PARIS, Aug. 2S--Rumanlan forces
were still reQuisitioning goods at
Budapest on Saturday and Sunday,
and paving no attention TO the warn
ing from the supreme council, accord
ing to adviCes reaching the council
today.
The resignation Of Archduke Jo-
seph, previously reported in press ad.
vices, was announced in messages re-
ceived by the supreme council today
The messages indicated that the resig
nation occurred al s o'clock Saturda,
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R0TARIANS IND0RSE
: SAFETY WEEK PLAN

, The executive committee OF the Ro-
4 ,ary club endorsed the plan OF the
y state labor department for setting
n aside week to he known as safety
4 weak" a, meeting a, the Huckins
: hotel Monday
I, Plans were ncJicc'ed for the Rotary
4 picnic at Belle ',lc Monday a, S
! o'clock. The picnic Sc being given for
\. Rotarians and their ,ar''cs. Prizes
4 will be given 10 winners OF swimming
2 and dancing contests.