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Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
ROOSEVELT.

A voice cries from the ground,
A soul goes on before
To guide us Ger the bitter path,
The hard path,
The stony path:
To hold US on the old trail
Our fathers trod Of yore.
He lives, though he be dead,
Our oriflamme this day,
An emblem for the brave heart,
The stout heart,
The lion heart;
To keep US to a high resolve
Along the sacred way.
He makes the blind to see,
Through his magician's rod,
Who follows him, our great knigha.
Our true knight,
Our pure knight;
Who goes behind Sir Galahad
To find our fathers God.
Shame, II We fail him now,
All We within his ken,
If weakly In the dust We trail
The high hope,
The strong hope;
If now We blast the golden hope
That flames in sons of men.
e. V. Riis in the Brooklyn Eagle.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
@z!AeeNmM
&Aw9oaN
just Suppose.


Omaha, Oct. 22.-To the Editor
of The Bee: We would like to ask
the members of the Ministerial
Union of Omaha what they would
have done had some other man than
Ringer been at the head of the POI
lice department and had shown the
same lack of good judgment and of
nerve and had carried out the same
policy exactly that Ringer did on
the day of the riot? Would they
still have adopted resolutions COM
mending the action of the head of
the police department for efficiency
and good judgment?
If Mr.. Ringer was not at the head
of the Y. NJ. c, A. of Nebraska
would the preachers have rushed to
his rescue when he did not show
any better judgment than he did to
allow leaderless gang of kids to
gather into mob, when a little
nerve and determination could have
stopped the mob as late as 8 o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day.
All unprejudiced citizens think
that Mr. Ringer showed a woeful
lack of nerve and good judgment
when those qualities were the most
needed.
AN OBSERVING CITIZEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

He is almost twice the size of fish
erman mink, being often 40 inches
long, and looks something like a
seal when he is partly in the water.
Fisherman Otter is the champion
of all the veterans who wear fur.
No fish is too swift for him, none
too adroit. He is an expert SWIM
mer as we'll as fisherman and he
darts about under water with won-
derful speed. He dives, swims or
floats as occasion requires and he al
ways catches his fish,
Next week: -Four Footed Thrifty
Boys and Girls Newspaper Service-Copy-
right, 1919, by j. H. Millar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

If the present legislative committee on
profteering has no better effect than the inquiry
made six years ago. it might as well go home
The legislature then adopted aresolution direct
ing the attorney general and the county attorney
to get after the food manipulators, but neither
ever made move to carry out the order.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

First of the Pacific coast flyers to reach
home was Captain Smith, whose record in the
race will be second only to that of the flying
parson" Results have not been tabulated, but
that the avators have achieved something for
the good of the service is admitted by all
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

School teachers may come to the Omaha
convention with no dread of not finding, &C.
commodatons or having to submit to extor-
tionate prices at any point.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Including Florence within the Omaha
Switching zone" should mean a considerable
expansion of certain activities, but may not be
especially welcome to the suburbanites who have
sought quite out north.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

The president might have expressed an
opinion as to the merits of controversy in
which the facts are so plain. This is no time
for the executive to mince matters.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
Fitted for the Job.

Women bank cashiers are increas-
ing in numbers in London. Doubt
less womens alleged inability to
keep a secret fits them to be good
teIlers.-Boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

If some of the eminent supporters of the
league of nations were as accurate as they are
dogmatic, their arguments would be more con-
yncing
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Subscriptions to The Bees free shoe fund all
60 one way-to furnish shoes for school chill
dren who otherwise will have none. 1t is 100
per cent charity. Come on!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Administration senators have asked the presi-
dent how to vote on the reservations, thus
demonstrating their fitness as members of a
coordinate branch Of the government.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Maybe after few more practice games, til.
Cornhuskers will win one-but the season viii
be over by that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

st. R." once settled great strike of anthra-
cite coal miners by simple process that is open
to the present administration if it can be induced
to adopt precedent
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

One thing may be said in regard to the
firtatons between the soldiers and the town
girls around the court house--no one has tried
to conceal any of the goings-on.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Scotland going dry? Weel, weel! Dye ken
onythng like that, mon?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Business in Mexico of Selling American citi
gems and holding them for ransom shows nc
falling off.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Emeralds at $1,000 karat are now within
the reach of the honest toer.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27
How to Finish Your Tasks.
By IRENE I. CLEAVES.
Francis W. Parker School.

You are always studying some
people, some country, some scien-
tific question. You are never
through with it when you have
learned the facts. You are neve,
through with it-that is. till yor
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

Omaha grocers know how to make display
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

How does the old time feel today?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-27

day. One day she picked 1872 boxes
the next day 1875 and the third das
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

&erlanst: cine quite SalisfrGu ODER
WGb6en, fir alIgemeine Sallsarbeit.
Cine erfabrene Srali ober @abden
bas reinlih II. I'M Stanb lit 8rot al
baden lrnb bas gepobnlide &od)en 81,
beiorgen in elmer Samilie bon feds
ertpadienen 8erionen. 2obn $4,000.
Wrs. goiparo 8. Goolep.
933 Samilton Mbe..
81. Souls, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

gebradt mer6en.
s. @el6es lit bic brittle 8eitimnls
Jung?
". Sic betrifft Die Gegelung oes
SanoeIs uno 8erfebrs init Dem Nus.
Lamb, nit ben ein5elnen 8unbesltaa-
ten uno ben Snbianeritdmmen.
s. @elde @eiebe iinb allf @runb
bieier 8eitimmui,e erlaiicn moroen2
81. Oos smiidenitaatlidc SGnbels.
unb @erfebrseeiet; bas @eies gegen
2otterien; oas @efet iiber llnpers
fGlidte Iabrlingsmittel ,tno 9rogen.
Serner iirb anocre @eiese, Die fir
oas 8olf bon groBem @erte iino, auf
@rilnb Der 8eitimmi,ng erlaiien NOR
ben, Die Ben 3ongreB crmGhtigt, Den
Sanbel llno 8erfebr alpiiden Den ELM.
oelnen 9unoesItaatcn SIT rcgcln.
s. @eldc mtberen Tadtbcfuaniiie
iinb Dem &onereB 5ugeltanben?
u. Sos Meft, cine einbcitlide Na-
turaliiations- uno 8anferottgeies-
gebllng 81, erlaiien, @elb gu miin5en,
bic 9eItrafl1ng Der Salidmiin5er 81
beItinmeil, GoltGmter unb Yoitpege
5l erridten, Sbriftiteilern rnb @r-
finbern ben Sdub oes llrbeberehts
uno Eatcntc 5i 9%elpdbrcn, @eridts.
bofe e~inauieben, SecrGuberet unb
ihipere @erbrehen, bic auf bober See
beeangen morben iinb, ioipie SeritoBe
segen bas @olferredt au oefinierer
unb b~eitrafen.
6ortiebung folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
g. Graf
&e6tsanmalt
uno 21otar
Office int @ebGiloe Der 8raf 8tg. 60.
Sermann, Mu.
Gin &atedismns Der 8erfaiinns Der
8ereinigten Staaten.
(Gopprigbt By Sp. 6. @elt, 1919

w WV. ~ ~oNl'r Ioho|
s. @eIdes iinb a,lBer Der @eiet-
sebung Die ipidtigen 9efugniife oes
Senats.
u. Scr Senat lit aiif @r,ino Der
gcrfaiiuns ermddtigt, oils @eribts.
bof at iungierem luenn Der Braiioent
bon Dem Sallie Der &epraientanten
uatcr @nflaee a~eltellt miro; menn Der
grGiiocnt Der 8ercinigten Staaten
utter 4nfIaec g~eitellt miro, fiibrt
Der Sbcrrihter (Gbief Suffice ben
8oriit, l,nb niemano fam obnc gu
ltiminunG bon awei 9ritteln allcr an.
melenoen Senatsmitglicber pcrlir.
teilt meroen. Der Senat lit aud Seil
Scr pertragi6lieBcnben Modt. BUR
Hatifi5ier,lng zines @ertraees lit Die
3uitimmung bon 5mei 9rittcln Der
anpclenocn Senatcrert notmenbig.
&. @ie oft mub ii6 Der &rngreb
p~eriammeln?
u. @enigitens cinmal i'm Sabr nno
awor olrl crltel, @ontag I'M 9esember,
cs ici ocnn, oaB burh @eict Elm an.
oercr Gag beitimmt miro.
s. @onn iinb Der Senat unb oas
Salis beidluBfGbi92
81. 3u eepobnlihen @eidaften &c.
niigt cine Mebrbeit our 9eidluBfdb
igfeit.
s. @elde 9eitimmlins entbalt Die
8erfaiiune iiber gertogung9
u. &eincs Ser beiben &dllier barf
iif mGbrenb Ser &onereBtasitng obne
| 3ultimmlng bes anberen aif mebr
oils brei Gage ODER nod cinem anbe.
rem Srt als bent an benz Die beiben
Sarier in Sisumg iinb, pertagen.
s. @elde 8orredte genieBen Sena'
loren nnb &eprGientanten9
". Sli allen Sallen, misgenomnlen
2anbesberrat, idmere 8erbrehen ltnt
Srieoensbrudl, iinb iie wdbrenb bes
@eIldes Der Seiiion bes Souics, sem
iie o~ngeb6ren, unb auf benz 8cgt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Gafetc bon &lciber fir oic SiiIfsbe-
oiirftigen IN Geutidlano: @m. @cse.
mann r., ISM. 9eeemann it,, Gbas.
2alf. Sran Seioner, q. &ueitcr, Sp.
@awer, Srau Iinne, Simon Stod.
Is. Sdidt, Com. @ummert, arnolo
Sumnert, Serm. 9omfe, @m. Sit.
boff. 2ollis 9oeger. gbas. goeser,
Sp. gocser, u. 8eters unb Sp. Nie-
oerbelmantl.
Der bieiige brainatiide Serein
bradte geltern Mbeno Gin luItiaes
Sbeateritiif 5ur Iuffiibruna. 9ie
8orftellung mar iebr gut beIutt uno
erntcte redt liberalen geifaII.
Die in Der fatbl. Stride erbobenc
GoIlefte aur ltnteritiituns Der Iotb.
leioenbcn in DertifIano itno DETER
reid, eraab iiber 500. GbenfalIs
niiroe cine aroBe auantit6t otter
2lcioer seiantmeIf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
aebn aa6re finger. .amei e.o,..

3ebn Sabre iinser. .,3pei saat,rc
lang lit i'd an Nagenfatarrb. Nod
@cbraud bon bier 5laiden Gornrs
alp~enfrdllter fam i'd jcst irsenoeipe
Speiie eiien Mno iebe 5ebn Sabre lin.
ger aus" idreibt Srau Bertha @rok.
mann, bon 3aleigb, 81. 6. es aibt
nidts beiieres, I'M ben @agen al
regulieren unb Die @eroairluig 5u for.
bern, ais oies befannte arGutcrbeil.
mittel. IS Diro nidt bitr6 glpotbe.
fer perfauft. @egen @lisfunft iper,.
De man iid an Or. Beter Sabnep &,
Cons SO, 2501 @aIbington gIpo.'
Chicago, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
@ebmiitise Grinneruns
am Sobestaae unferer Iieben Meut

am So6estage linierer Iieben Mut.
ter,
Srau Caroline 8aneit
ge1torben ben Is. Nobember, 1918,
I'M Sitter bon rs SaBren.
gu trel,es W,,tterber3, bait a,tfge.
bort 5u fdlagen,
gu unfer'm tiefiten Shmera narbit
9u binauseetragen,
@eienft in bic @ruft, mir ieben Sid
nidt mebr;
@d, melde eroBe &llift, unb feline
8ieberfcbr.
Sin lit bas Sraitcrjabr, bergangert
unter SbrGnen,
&ein Sleben. fein 8ebet, fam Itiaen
unfer Sebnen;
Rah @ottes meiiem &at mltbt'It Ib.
i9ieb nebmer Du,
So, eingegangen biit Oh MN, our
eip'gen &itb.
9u uarIt oft iebem Morgen auf un-
fer 8obl bebabt,
So, biele idpere Sorgen bait 9u bier
birdgemadt;
God itanb 9ein @lnllbe felt, linb felt
tpar 9ein Scrtrol'n,
Iuf @ott aaein, ipraflt Oh, mill ib
Die Soffnrtng baum.
Die tranernben &inber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
9anfiagnns.

@ir modten biermit u%nieren Iieben
Wadbarn lnb Srau 6. Builder, iopie
Den gabrtudtrdeern, BEN @lumen-
ipenoern llnb allen Die Sbeil nabmen
am 8egrGbnifie 'ilniercr innisit &C.
liebten Mlltter unb @robmitttdr,
Srau Maria S. &ubn,
unIeren 9anf aiisipreden. Snsbe-
ionoere beriidern mir Serrn Yaitor
&asmann fir feline parmen @ortc
Der grrinnerung unb bes Groites I'M
ieres ber5liditen 9anfes.
Die tranernben Sinterbliebeneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Serlanst: elm @aoden fir allge-
incline Sausarbeit int @bite Souie
Sotel. @nter 2obn.
% bite Somie, Sermann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Worrti0m

g6m. Sumtmert febrte am lesten
5reitag BON elmer nad montgomery
gonntD unternommenen @eldafts.
reiie 5uriid.
Ser Staotratb bat cine Garlabung
@rapeI erbalten I'M bamit Ole Stras
fen 81 perbeiiern.
Clos. Salt bot feline friibcre 5arm
mieber bon ieinem Sobne 5urild &C.
fmuft uno lit bon Ger Stabt nicoer
oortbin iib~eriieoeIt.
8iele bon bier besuben iid letten
9onncrstag mad Botsbam nm Der
8eriteigerung auf aloiiner's 5arm
b%ei5upobnen.
Ser Srnrenberein Der ct. Safobi.
8emeinbe feierte letten Sonntag iein
@rilnoungSfeIt, bel pelder Yaltor VI.
s. &asmonrLp bon Sermann. Die Seit.
prebigt belt.
Yetitionen muroen in Ridlanb
Tolunibip IN llmlauf geiett in mel6er
bic GormtpG Court eriubt miro bas 6e.
fud, ,irn Ibitimmling iiber oie $780,
600 9onoonleibe gu perlpeigcrn. Ger
Sauptgrunb mcsbalb man IN &id)'
lamb Gomnibip gegen Die %Ibitimmlng
protcltirt lit Der llmitonb Dob mar,
niht nit Der Sertbeilllne 6es @eloes
on Die perihieoene SopnIbips, mie &c.
plant, einperitonben lit. Die Eeti-
tionen mcrocn bon beinube alien giir.
germ bcs SumnibipS untcr5cifnct,
Scr bpdp. Safer Guaen Sageborn,
&eftpr Der bieiigen fotbl. STRIDE, er.
belt lette @ode aus 0eiitidlanb Die
betriibeuoe Nabridt bonn Scbe ieincr
Mutter, bie I'M gltcr BON 70 Sobrer
6ns j3eitlihe geiegnet ulb bonn Eobe
ieines 9rubers Senrp SageoornL oer
I'M Sitter BON 46 Sabre itarb. Eater
$ageborn feicrte aitrl Inbenfen an
feline @eliebten anl Montag cin feier'
lides Hcquiem.
Spbtt $. Sreeie mar am @ontaq
bier I'M ieinc Wobel nnb Salisgerdtt
az berlaben unb nab @%arrensbrrg.
Rp. ai ihiden, no or iib oils Barber
nie0erlaiien miro. @ir ipiiniden inn
Slid !tnb belten grfole in Der nei,er
SeimatD.
9ie Ntitglieoer Der cpnngI. &ird)t
iantneln aegenfpartig 8eibnahtsga
ben fir Dos @aiienbelm nno iinhcr
iiberalI ireunblide aufnabme. 9i'
@emeinbe bat 10 9adete 2ebensmit
tel unb &lcioer, bon ie II Hfuno @e
pidt, 3ur llnteriiiisune Ser Notblei
bcn6en nod 9eutihInnb geinnbt
Stint padete aleioer iuuroei, bon ber
8eppbnern Der Stolpc Gadbori9af
our 8erienbung bierber eebrodt
Golgen6e nnierer 8upobner l~tiftetei
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B6&entIider Rarftberidt.
gorrigiert o

SOrrt9tert bon
eggers chilling 6 o.
@ei5en, per 8uidcl --.$2.08
@oggenmebI, per 100 Bfunb ..... 500
Gailp @reao, Garb ubeat) pc. 6.25
SSn1perial, (ioft pbeat) p. 9. 49,. 500
@oo6 Sud, per God $50
Sbipitrff, per 100 Bfunb -,.--. 2.9O.
&leie, per 100 Rflnb 200.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

nah urb bon Dem betreffer0en SauIe
Dor Der 8erbaftung geidiist unb iic
biirfen nidt tpeeen ireenb elmer &eoe
ODER Oebatte, Die in einem Der SGllier
itattgefunoen baben. an irgeno cinem
anoeren Orte a1ir &edenidaft se5os
gen peroen.
s. isolde 8eidrdnfung miro 5ena-
loren rlnb Experimentation auferlegt2
q. 3ein Senator ODER &eprGien-
tant oarf ipabreno Der 3eit, fir Die
er ermGblt muroe, 5l irgeno cinem
biirgerlifen Intt inter Der grnbes.
ailtorit1t ernannt perben, peldes
ipdbrenb Ser genannten 3eit geibnf-
fen poroen lit ober fir meldes bic
9eioloiing ober Die @ebiibren nab.
reno Der %genannten 3eit erb0bt NOR
ben iinb, nnb feline Yerion, bic Gin
9unoesamt innebat. barf tpabrenb if
rer @mtsoauer MiteIieo zines Der
beioen S1uier iein.
s. 8elde 8eitimmilng betrifft Die
9elteuerilng bes 8olfes?
u. Mue Steuerborlagen miliien
bon benz Observation-Disclosures a,,see.
ben. aber Der Senat fam. pie bel an.
beren @orIagcn, MbGnbertnes @or.
idIdee iteIlen ober gl,tbeiBen.
5. Sinb sic 9eibliiiie bes Som.
ereiies in ge5ug auf @eiesgebllne
cntgiltie9
u. @ein. Die @crfoii,rns gibt Dem
GrGiiocnten Die Ma6t segcn iraenb
cine MoBnabnle iein Seto (Ginipr1l6)
ein5ulcacn; nbcr menn iomobl Der
Scnat mic bos &eprGiclltantenbalis,
nadocm Der YrGiiocnt icin Gin
ipr,dsrcht gebraitdt bat, Sic WaB.
re9el NIT elmer Webrbeit bon 5pci
0ritteln g%litbeiBen, miro tic trpbhcm
@eieb.
S. @eldes iinb sic Waftbefla-
niiie bes &onereIies?
q. Die &erfaiiung entbGlt Is Ba.
r%agrapben, melbe Die Mahtbefueniiie
oes &onerciies beitimnten.
s. @eldes lit sic critic 9eitimm.
ung9
q. Der &onereb bat bic Wadt,
3olle, abgaben utb 8inneniter,ern
ouf5nerlegen unb at erbeben, Shiil-
Den at beaablen ltnb fir bie @erteioig.
nng Der nIlsemeinen @oblfabrt Der
Sereinigten Staaten Gorge .5u tra.
gen. Iber ollie 3olle, 9bgabetr unb
ginneniteuern miiiien IN ben ean5en
Gereinigtcn Staaten eIeihformig
iein.
s. @eldes lit Der ipif,tieite 8lnft
bieier 9eitimmiing9
VI. Sie Grbebilng ltnb ginnabme
bon Steiern. 8or Inuobme Der Ser.
faiiing aab es feline ~allsemeine &e.
gierunesbeborbe, nelf)e oie Wobt
batte, Steuern uif5uIeeen urtb at er.
beben, ltno bieier Maneel fiibrte faIt
5itm STUN Der r,elten Station.
s. @eldes lift Die afpcite 9eItimn-
ung?
u. Iuf &reoit Der @ereinigtcn
Staaten 8elb all bergen.
S. SIT Die Madtbeflsnis bdufig
alisgeiibt moroen2
U. So. Die IutoritGt dur Ser.
alisgabe Der 2ibertp 2oons, Die es Den
g~ereinigten Staaten moelid madten,
@eloer aiir %erfnlereiden ariegsfiibr-
ing segen Settidlano ai crbaIten,
finoet iid in ben 5ebn 8orten oieier
5~tpeiter 9eitimmilng. 3od unierer
8erfaiiitng f0nnen @eIoer MIR anf
@rltno zines bon ben gertretern oes
@olfes ansenommenen @eirses auf.
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-NIIe iniere 2eier, neI@e Die Bel.
tiirg niht regelm6Bis erbaIten. iino
ecbeteri, ilrs per Hoftforte an berady
ridtieenL oan1it mir MbbiIfe i&affen
forner. Sic ertpeiier, inns oamit cine
erobe @efdIIigfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Gdtnns Mntomobil- Better.

Mlltomobil Sires iinb Cubes per,
oen su m1bigen Breiien reparirt. Mne
Irbeit miro prompt beiorgt unb gar.
antirt. Serm. s. SeImid,
Sn &lenf's Garage Sermann, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28
Nene Mn5eigen

3n berfanfeu: einen ausseSeidne-
ten Sfunf- nnb Yoiium : Sounb.
ebenfalls mebrere jiutse Sagbbuaoe
(Sounos).
Gug. Sberg, Berger, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

@erlangt: Mabden fir aagemeinc
Sallsarbeit. @llter 2obn.
Srau 8. S. Starf,
Sermmn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

Serlaugt: Gin Mdbden fir allge-
mcire Sai,sarbeit. &etne 2ailnbrD
4rbeit. @eip0bnlides 8oden. @lltes
&eim. Sran 8. g. Start,
405S Slora 8oulebarb,
ct. 2ouis, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

gu berfanfen: Got bon -65 N,,k
Gront nebit fleinem @ebGuot, an Ser
peitl. 2 StraBe. Breis $t4OO.
.. g. Start,
405S Slora gIbo.,
ct. 2ouis. 500.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-28

8~efnnbcn: in Sermann cine Said-
enitbr ncbit Sob. Scr gigentbiimer
fam bieielbe nod Soentifi5irung unb
8e5ablung bieier 9lnscige in Der Sf-
flee 3. 81. abbplem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
Misses Daytime and
Ecening Frocks,
$500 TO 5000

An assemblage which emphasizes every
diversion Of the mode from the strictly
tailormade frock for college service to an
lngeniously fashioned 'coming-out' frock
for the debutante Sizes IA to 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
Health League Formed
Hudson Guild Aims to Protect
Children in District

A Neighborhood Health League for
protection of children was organized
last night under the auspices of the
Hudson Guild. Children, members of
the league declared, are many in the
district between Twenty-fourth and
Thirty-frst Street and Eighth Avenue
and the Hudson River, but constitute
no recommendation to landlords.
Complaints to the Board of Health
Of unsanitary conditions frequently
lead to election of tenants who have
difficulty in obtaining quarters else
where, residents of the neigh borhood
assert.
One of the objects of the Health
League is to make those complaints in
such way the identity of the com
plainant is not revealed Block cap
tains, wise in child welfare methods
were selected to make canvass of the
district, urge sanitary measures and
bring every child to the free Hudson
Guild clinic to determine what might
be done to improve its health.
DR.. Samuel D. Hubbard, Of the Board
of Health, approved the organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-06
Mother Who Had
Son Arrested for
Theft RenOrseful
Mrs. Walsh Believes Boy Has
Received Lessonand Plans
TO Withdraw Charge of
Stealing $3.50 Diamond

Remorse for bringing the law to
bear on her only son lies heavily on
the mother heart of Mrs. Rose Walsh,
of 1888 East 125th Street. Diamonds
have lost value in her eyes since
weighed IN the scale against the char
acter of her boy. Give me another
chance. mother'-his last words when
the detectives came TO take him away
aye still ringing in her ears.
On March s Leonard Walsh took his
mothers diamond ring, valued at $3.50,
and went to Baltimore. He pawned it
for $50. When he returned home last
Thursday, like the Prodigal Son, his
mother, thinking that chastisement was
the best thing for the boy, sent for the
police, to whom she had already re-
ported the theft.
'To-morrow | withdraw the charge.
I cannot bear to think of what has hap
tell you that l should have done this
to my boy, but I thought it was for
the best said Mrs. Walsh to The
Tribune last night
He has always been a good boy,
but he is easily led He is only eigh-
teen, you know, and his father died
six years ago, so that he missed his
gulolng care during the most important
years of his life. He got good edu
cation, but I am afraid he fell in with
the wrong kind of friends
Il cannot deny that l was very angry
when he took the ring. His father had
given it to me and I didn't want to
lose It. I soon cooled down on that
score, however, but what I couldn't
forget was the blemish on Leonard's
character.
81 didn't mean any harm, mother,
he said to me when he got back from
Baltimore. I'll work and get you back
that ring BY that time my little girl
was on the way to the police station to
report that Leonard was home Ny
hear smote me and | never felt as ter
rible as I did when they came in and
seized him. l would have held him back
then if I had dared.
He was the sort of boy that never
seemed to grow up. He always acted
ike youngster. I believe that this
fright ne has had will be the making
OF him. I'll De glad to take him in
again and to give him every chance in
the world"
The ring which caused all the trouble
IS being restored.
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United States will save the new indus
Try. We respectfully urge that in
MEDIATE steps De taken to procure both
IN the peace treaty and in legislation
the measures necessary TO establish
such a plan.
We advocate this no. merely be-
cause domestic dye INDUSTRY is Is
sehtlal to the Independence Of the
american textile industry and manu-
1acture generally, but chiefly because
we believe that only through an estab-
hshed dye industry can the nation Sc
cure the progress in chemical educa
tlon, IN the application of chemistry
10 the arts and above all in curative
medicine which are indispensable 10 the
national welfare"
Public Spirited Action
II regard this" commented Mr.
Onoate, as one of the most extraordi
nary public spirited actions of anv
business in the country. These men
are perfectly willing to tax and re-
strict emselves to the use Of dvos
made only in America no matter what
the price. Understand these are
mainly the users Of the dye products.
Z nder the circumstances the han
would apply to all foreign nations
allke, as do the measures now effective
IN Great Britain and France 1t is de-
signed too, to ward off the great food
OF cheap German dyes feared after the
signing OF the peace treaty. The tex