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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
tltclscluic fpricpt ailf
6citucrnciirsi fitting

Colt 2ofe Gitg, 1liob, 90. aue.
sSta @erlnnfe Der geitrigen SdIuB.
flung Der bier berlnn1nleIten Bou.
berneare Bielt niia @ouberneir DC
GeIbie ben gebrasfn einc gieOe an
ieine glntsfoaegen. in tpeIdpr er niif
bic 3Gfigfeit eeipiIier BoLitifer in
ieinetn Seimntgltaat birtuies, Die Der
fremo!Gnoiiden geb0lferiing oesIeI.
ben Die @einiing beigebradt bditen,
DaB tie eeuiiIe Eehte bditen, Die If.
nen ben @ebroud ibrer Mltterfprn.
dc mdbreno Oes arieges eeItntteten.
9lIs S1iptlpreder 6es cages fun.
aierte @oitb. g9illiam 6. Gpronl
BON gennIpIDoflic.L Der Die s5roec
Der .gliis0ebnung ors Spitem Ser
9iaiiouoIa0r0c nIs Qoiis fit be ia,
iicnole gerieinianna behunoelte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
II. s. 111iliicn kcbrt aus
lscnStantinopel silrii&

9ltbeu %. slna. Seiltiae Qepe-
Id)en ous GonftantinopcI beiagen,
0aB Oie alnerifaniihe 9siiiion luelde
bie Gage I'M nnben Often uuter-
iufte, iid ouf Dem g4eee tloh 8aris
befin0etd Inn ser Srieoensfonieren5
iiber Den gefuno ibrer llnteriu-
funqeu gcrid,t 3u eritatten. Son
6enliel6en iDiro es 1bhdngen. ob Die
Scr. Staatpn ons Wloftoat I'M
noben Giten iibernebmen lueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
tllnesmonniduit oatOtet babcn.
ssrieSensbotcl iuirS abgerifien.

Berlin %. slug. - Nie aus
sSronfftrt am Main eerneloet miro,
tpirb oas friibere Shmanenbotel, po
am 10. Wtai 1871 Der oeiitib.fran-
aoiil6e 5rieoe iitterdeihnet iuurOe,
jest nieoergeriIlen; ulo an ieiner
SteIle miro elm Observation-Disclosures
erri1tet iuerben. Gos gon5e Mobi.
lar oes 3imners, in iuelAent Bis
mari, Sbiers, Sules SABRE llnO on,
.oere 0as 5rieosnsoofument itnter.
3ei6neter, lit nah einem 6ranfiitr-
fer @uieum (onS Senfenbergntuie.
unt2) gebradt ipor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
priit5 BON 1Dalcs
lancet In Quebec

Quebec. %. glue. - @eiteru
abenos lit bier Der engliide aron.
prina geIan6et. @s ipuroe ibm Elm
pompOier @npfane auteil, nobel
MiIitGrfopellen Die engIiide Natio.
naIbbnne ipieIten rno Die i'm Sn.
fen Iiegenoen britiIten ariegsIdiffe
ben &oniesinlnt I6iten. SSit ben
Snienanloeen bate ii1 cine 8oblloie
MenIdenmenge eiueefiinoen, ipelde
ben eneliidat EbronfoIger ftiirmii6
beariikte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
Senator SlcfRcr
idliuer pertuilncct

8nibington %. 9tug. @eitern
iiahnlittns fuuroe bier senator 6Ict.
der bon 6loribd BON einem 5traBen.
babnlpogen tlieoereeIt 0 BEN uno
idIper beripunbet. @r erlitt cine tie.
fe Sddoeltpunoe, nebIt idnlerabaftel
Qbidiirfungen ltno 0ueti9ung zines
arnleg. Scr 8erungliifte nuroe
nod ieinem Seim oebrad]t, mo iid
nad elmer dr8tIiGen llnteriudling
ergab, onb oie @nnben tpobl idipcr,
a6er nidt totlider gtatir iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
Sotal So. $4,000
gltltnb Saueiien.
ifinan5iefrctdr.

f5inan6iefretdr.
Gus &ubliflmt 1T gebeten. Sdeds
aus3uItcaen ouf @pItnb Soueiien.
ssinans.Setret1r, 1929 2enuenfUort0
Str, Omaha, gtebr Sheds ouf
i'm ousgeItellt, fonnen ouh on Die
Omaha Sribiine eeianot tperOen.
Ser ge.niitbolle plnttoiiti6e
SnfeI Sieb beeleitete feline Gabc NIT
folgenoen iparnlberaigen 8orten:
@erter fSremto 8eterl @enn Ole
Gparpfennige BET mir audi ridt 10
rcinIih iin0, BIN ih bod in Der
Qage, meme $1,000 nit eiltsurei6en.
geebncn Gle 6eSbnlb Die fleine
sunlme in @mpfong. Gs lit cine
uun0erbore g'ernbiguaa pem man
iid1 Ioger fam: 9n bolt oeinc
Gflidt eeton. Gs eaidliebt NIT Der
lu6rr1iten aiebe gum !icbeit Seutiflen
gsolfc, oeIIcn orlite ainDer nod grot
1hreieft In6 Dereit Whittier tllnt INT
5ianoe fin6, ibren 9llnger gu itil-
Zen. N10ftc meinen 2nnosleitten
nod ans 9ers legen ooB mir olle
cine aleinigfeit eeben tonuen nno
biel @enig ntadt Elm 8ieI; uno Der
raid eiebt. ser siebt oOppclt. gSir
olle iin0 ainoer geipeien uno obne
glusnnbne 2ieb6nber bon 8inoern,
10 miro feiner 5iiriiditeben. @s han-
oelt Iih INN nirtlide roide Silfe.
gait Der eroBten Sodadhrns,
Gntel Sieb.'
Der GrefutiD.g .glusifluB Der Silfs.
aeieIlIfoft bGlt beute oberO I'M
Waulifperein cine @sriamniIupg ob,
Inn oos Sammelipest i'm Gountp
III @ang sn brineer, rno oasielbe
auf 0en Stnat aissuoebnen. Die
geridte oHs einaelnen Seilen oas
Staates laliten siinitis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
n)efterl,erid,t

Sir Gaabo iuio ltmaeaen6 -
Seiltuciie beip0Ift beiite ubenO uno
Son1gtog. gsenie @eHieI IN Der
Sernperotur.
Sir g2ebrasfo glagenleit idon
beute oben6 imO Gdnstng. @etig
@ehieL in Der 3emperotiir.
Jiir sssoipo-9eilDeiie bepOIft
heiite obeno iin6 Somstds, nioe,
liGeripeiie oisortenO in unbeitimui.
fem @eiter. @drhler heltte abeno Is
pornIid,cn uao srntreIen Gsilen-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
Sian Scin 5citans BON
4,clisci bcfeblaeitabmt

Dublin, %. ang. - Die beige
9olidei branItdltete eeitern cine
9ta55ia ouf Die @eiddftsr0iune Der
Sinn Sein 3eitung sSbe Sriibs
man. GdnltIide @iiritenab8iige unO
Gorlnen fiir bic oiespodentlide
gtuggabe fuurOen babel fonfis8iert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
lareh fnmmt nadl Il. z.

Son6on, %. Aug. = Wie bier
berlailfet, piro Discount Greu Der
neue 6rfiidDc Geinnote rad Den Ser
5ianten ON te. Sebtenber oir
Iohrt naeh giep Sort antreien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
Siunlaubs Gteidaftstraser sinaetrOf.
fen

@ai6inston, %. stng. Der
Dor etIiden Sagen bier eingetroffenc
@eifdftgtr1eer Der neilen iinniiHen
Eeaierung, SER arrnns Sermon
gonItonloinen, bat geitern Dem Sra.
iioent 8iIion ieinc gesloubielufes.
popiere pcr9elegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
Gr5pcrsco Jcicf Sankt
0ls Diktatcr 0b
Ganft 9iumduiclts SOnis iiir bic lin.
terOriifitns Ocs Solidleluis.
mus III 1lnsarn.

8nris, %. slug. -Gr5ber5oe So
ief lit bon Scr Spise Der ltngoriiden
&cgierllng Suriidsetreten unO bat
8uoapeIt berloIien. 90 meIoet cine
gSicner sSunfenocpeihe Sdon bor
mebreren Sagen botte iif sSoief be.
rcit erflGrt, ipegen Der ip5ialiltiiden
.g[ngritfe olf ibn ob3ubonfen, 0odt
ipilligte er eilI porlGufig nod I'M
g[mte al bleibet, alS 9onernfiibrer
lrno @litslieOer Der reoftiondren
@artei auF i'm eiltreoeten. Giele
Drobten. eine Nn1rlingsiperre ilber
8uoopelt 1erbei3uiiihren, tpenn Gr5.
9er5og Soicf als 9fegent abtrete.
(Die Gegierltng Soief's mar bon ben
sllliierten ME onerfannt iporben.)
aopenbagelI 22. gLug. - Cine
Gepelde aus 9ufareIt meIoet, ooB
felt @littipod iiber l1nsarn Der 8e,
logerllnes5uitano berbdngt luorOen
lit.
gufareIt, %. 9lue. = gr5ber3og
SSSoief ian0te eeitern on ben aonie
bon Gun1nien cine lnnee Gepeide,
IN ue[her er Runl6nien fir Die I'm.
teroriidung oes @oIideipisinus in
llngorn oanft.
stntiismitsn regen fidJ.
@ien, 22. 9[ug. -3epeiden oits
guoopeIt meIoen, 6oB ontiieititiide
gIofote in Der Sta6t nneeIAIaeen
iUor0en finO, in meIden Die gbriiten
aufgeforoert iueroen, Der irtternntio.
nolen seritCrenoen Sdtigteit Der i'll.
oiiden Rofic eeaen Die Seriteliing
Seg ageltirieoens ginbaIt sii fiin.
Die g3Iofofe ifno MI Sic -.od.
hcnoen ltngarn@ unterSeihnet. es
ioGen in gnoobelt SnbIreide Sslloen-
periolennoen itotteeiunoen hobeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
ganfs berlaiiea SentidIanS.

Berlin, ~. Iu8. - Vie uIilRrIs
daniIhen SoIoaten, Die iid| i'm SStt.
rern 9eutI6Ionos befinoen, iperoen
i,ad) uno mad 5uriidae5ogen. Off.
,.siere iino Mnnnidlaften tnelde ruff.
Ven Gefangeneltlagern inter Ser.
AlItung Der onerifnniiden &oten
1sleus @eiellidoft boritanOen, nab.
I'm bier, ouf Dem 8ege nod Brett
sriffen, fiir5en aufentbalt.
sI glappleuns Gdliuert geitu6len.
3 Berlin, 90. glug. 0ns Sdipert
/ ssslnpoIeons oeS Griteit ipeldes 0eln
.seneral gluder Dor ntebr nls bun.
3rt ssabren iibergeben lp1iroe ltiio
3Ihes bon ibm 6em &d0ettenforps
Er oelitiden @rnlee eeidenft tuur.
IA5, lit aus Der MiiIitdrofnbenlie in
SroB. .2i6terfeloe eeItobIen iuoroen,
|ab es in einem Sfraitte oitfbetpabrt
3ie goIiaei fnbnoet nn6 benz
}iebe.
NH Sie cage ia Sbetidleiien.
Y Berlin, 90. s[ug. - @eitere Sc.
4Ifden nelOen, ooB in Sberidleiien
Z BlniIde Grgaiiiintionen cine oTlge.
z5leine gn1porung planer. 8egul1re
Eblniide Sruppen iinO ober oaran
IDle iibrigen Gtreittrdffe in Der 8ie.
I a4rberlteIlting Der SrOnitng slt I'M.
.kltiiten.
( Die Gtreifs, ipeIfe 0ie sSnouItri.
2Ain Dberi6Ieiten 10 gut ipie eans
f8m Iegten, ideillen an 9bflaten
llt iein. 0ie meilten @ergleute mol.
Ilu ben glusitnn6 nidt fortiesen.
N Gs fonlmen nod nnn1erIei ndd.
skdaIite MleIouneen iiber Die lin.
ilfiben, tpeIde bon 1groBpoIniiden"
ssuitatoren in S6erI1Ielien nngeItii.
1nt tpur6en. 81 MDsIoipib ianlmel.
I'm fih 20O0 gereIeite an mo
.karnlten oas abminiItrdtiotiseebau.
'Ik. Die Truppen feuerten, t6teten
Il. Nerionen unO beripunoeten 2 tot.
Esdl. g,orBer mar eit SoIont eeidoi.
In ipor0en.
IA gtrnBentdnibie CAB es nud in
I,iiO. 81 gsnprofail eritiirnlten bic
lnareiIer cine eon5e yatterie @e.
hiite, nmo iie ioIlen bic geOie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
Sraiienickticlt Ses
Rilfsucrciits in's
!, cebeft 9crmfcit
Der 9entide Samenberein fat bas
@erf in budbersiser @eiic
NIT 5000 srOffnet.


Gonnerstog nadmittog iuuroe
itnter itorter geteiligune Die sSrali.
enieftion Ses ameritosiiden Silfs-
bereins fir 3entrdIeuropa in Ser
Muiif9al(e iii's 2ebeu eeritfen. 0ab
oos synterelie fir Dns cole Silfsmerf
IN ben &reiien oer Grnlien groB lit,
Seigte Die it1rfe 8eteiIigung.
sSrou SenrD gfooenbiirg er0ffnete
oie 8erIamntlilng iino ibr 3iped
pur6e bon sSroil Q. @esibmann
iin6 an6eren Garneil erfldri. 9oraiii
tuuroen Die folgeltoen 8ealuten er.
mGblt:
&raiiOentiil, sSrml gerta @esid-
mnnn.
Sefretdrin ino G6osmeilterin,
5rou Syobn Onbntfe.
@refutibfonitee, 6roit Senrr
9fooenbnrg Grau Ghas. Sbnauber.
6rau Mar Slotbon, sSrou Yaul
Soos, sSrcit eSobn Hciter, Srau 9Se,
ter 8oIf, sSrau SdSbIer uno Sroll
grnit S9oriq.
Die Serren Geo. !pnffnlann IrG,
| fiOent 6es Silfsfonos, unb Serr Sol.
s. Beter bielten fnr5e 9Inipruden
lno ipieien auf oen cOlen 3ipef oes
llnternebmens bin.
Ser 9eutide 9amenberein boi
oos CUTE geiipie[ 6es Omaha 8lntt.
oeutiden @ereins befolot uno $500
oi,s Der staTie fir ben SiiIfsfonoS
ilberipieIett. s5erner pur6en meiterf
@aben IN Ser Sltntl1le bon 1921
eingenolnmett. Sic 9tanten Der @ebcr
Itper0en per6ffentIibt, iobalo Sic
SunlHle Dem Sauptbereit ii6ergcben
lDiro.
Der @ereit bcidIob. ieoen 6rei'
| tng naGrnittag cine Geriommllnn
obanbalten. Srait Glgc &obnemorul
bot iif erboteli, Die grfriiduneeu
| nnhlte1t sSrettdg 81 llefern.
g(nfdn0s Septcnber miro Der
gerein EN- adffcefrdn89en, iinf
Gn0e September cine llnterbultiutq
gum 9eIten Der Gade geben.
sSinnnsiFretar Saltpiien bat uns
heilte foleennen 9eriht altr 9erof.
fehtIiduna iibersebcit:
ssinansberidt.
gisher ber0FfentIidt. .$2,7f6.0C
81. @rdnoes. Snab1. 1906
Srou 9iarn geiterbol6,
Eenoer, @ebr.. -. 25.0c
syrau NiathiIoo Gerber,
Omaha ............ 1000
Sulius gSihert, SnloGa.. SOC
sSris @roph Smabo. -. SOC
Hobert llrger. it,, 2tncoln
g,ebr. SOC
Senrn @oIles, Burr, gieb. 1000
Gnfel Geo. eieb, 0rabo 1000
Carl, 9beooor. 9ernborO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22

aIaiiiiisierte auseiaen IN Der
Sribilne brinnen olste HeiuItofe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
9ieaer qsIo6niib bes Gr-aaliers.

Nnterofteefl !pollait0, Y. ang. =
Die Gr.GoiIprin ioII 0os neiie 8obn.
bots, oos fie nnO ibr @ntte be8ieben
iueroen, oisgeIndt bobcn. Gs lit
OieIes 6os 8oo6lt gtntpeIen. Ser
iribere beutide Serrid]er bat OaS
Saig. 6os 12 3innler 8ablt, nod
nidt geieben, tpirO Onslelbe nbcr
Senndhlt in gtugpni6ein ne6men.
aa0gIi9 lit, Dab er in orei Wloroten
eifSieben miro. 9ns Ser8leioen Der
Gr.aaiierin bat fid uieoer Oers
iflinnnert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
9entidle raEnleM 2itanerl.

Berlin, %. 9(ng. - 9ie oeutide
Heeierung Bat bet gIliierten cine
giote ibermittelt, in iuelher ibnet
nltgeteiIt miro, ooB 9itauen bon
neittfhen Gruppen eer6iu1t miro.
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Der ...S1amiterei0 bcidlnIbiat.

Berlin, %. Alg. = ErIn5 5riea
brid 2eopoIb, Elm Setter oes Ct.
aaiiers, botte cine @enge 2ebeils.
nittel uiiigebGuft. mabreno feline
gsodbarn &uuger Iitten. Die Sc.
boroen boben bic aonfisfation Der
R16rmittel berFiigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-22
@elol6nluggle.rI an
aer @re,l,t !!!!'stfa6t
prins SrieSritb fecpclS Scr - titerei" bciduls
ciet; Dcmtld1c rdtmcn Cit a; panks pers
laiScn Sas Jnnerc T~--,0 ,0lanSs
Die ,srobpolniidc" 1,ropaeanSa in s@leicn

JtDptilDubSls ~-s ~tAb' <~'t'
geiipiele oes 9Sriil5eit bon 8ieb fol'
eeno, Der beriuhte nittels zines
gleroplones @eIo uno sSliipelen nod
SdiDeben 81 i9musgeln 1T bon ei'
llem sSlieger, ser nnge6lih in 9ien-
item Der egsaronprinjeiiir iteben
ioa, Ser geriu6 genadt iuoroen,
$5,000,000 ilber Die 0reitae a.,
idtnuggcln. Ga es Inn ober ni6t
eelang, oos @el0 nad Der Sdmei5
5u ihoffen beriu6te er, oosielbe
iIber Die 61niid)e @ren5e 81 i9mltg.
oeln; ober old) BORT iuurOe iein
9lon bur9 Oie 8ubianfeit Der
@renSIoIoaten ourdfreu5t. @s ber.
Ioltfet, oaB cine pronlinente Gerion.
Iidfeit, Die init Oieiem Sdnluegel.
terird in 8erbiitoung itorio, bergaf.
tet iuoroen iii. Der &eihstng bat
Gin @eieb erlaiien, Iaut ipeldeln Die
heimIide gntiernuhg bon @elo tfno
gsertIaden aus Geutid)lano nit
iGmeren Strafeu belegt miro.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
For Party or for Country?

A few weeks ago, the president, on his way
home from France, asked the senate to pos
pone debate on the first draft OF the covenant
of the league of nations till he had an oppor-
tunity to give the members some of the in
side facts attending its framing. Everybody
knows what the senate did.
Now Senators Lodge and Curtis have APP
pealed to the Republican members OF the SEN
ate to say nothing publicly about the revised
draft till the party leaders can get together
and tune their fddles to the same key.
In the former instance the interests of rhe
United States, contenGing for vital principles
were at stake Not only was the presidents
reasonable request disregarded by his political
enemies, but they gave it out that they con
sidered he had exhibited great deal of nerve
in asking them to hold their tongues for even
moment.
In the present instance the interests of the
Republican party at stake-nothing more
the interests Of that party meaning specifically
the prospects of the senators addressed CT hold
ing their jobs.
At the time the president solicited coopera-
ton through postponement of debate the
senate had before it a great deal of important
business, most of which remained unfinished
up to the time of adjournment. If it had at
tended seriously to its work there would have
been little time for debate, but the Republican
members insisted upon talking and they kept
it up till noon March knowing full well that
they were obstructing legislation Of the utmost
Importance
Congress is not in session now and no po-
litical campaign is in progress. Senators have
time to talk to their hearts content without
with public business.
By the extent to which the present injanc-
ton of silence is observed the people may
Judge how far party and selfish interests are
placed above duty to country by the Republi-
can members of the upper house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30

man is better prepared to conduct depart
ment the duties of which are similar to those
he has previously discharged is too obvious
to need argument.
But under the law as It now stands the
candidate has no incentive to declare himself in
advance for given position. AS matter of
fact he would often be imperiing his chances
OF nomination election if he did so. After
the election there is no guide in the appor-
tionment of departments beyond the individual
preferences Of the members and the strength
that each can muster to back him up. In
such circumstances self interest is apt to be
put ahead of public service and i'll feeling be
engendered which will outIast the administra-
ton and do incalculable harm.
Forced to declare for a given Office in the
primary campaign candidates will hesitate to
come out foF places for which they have no
special training, or if they do the voters will
hardly fail to remind them of their folly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
A Wise Amendment.

Senator Martin R. Carlson'5 bill intended
to compel candidates for, city commissioner to
specify the department that they wish to super
wise in the event of election T. a step toward
efficiency, as well as one for the prevention
of fruitful source Of discord at the outset of
many new administration.
If a baseball association should sign up
miscellaneous aggregation of players without
regard to individual experience or ability and
then let the bunch decide among themselves
what positions they should fill winning team
might result-but probably some other club
would walk away with the pennant.
The main purpose of the commission form
is to make it possible to select men who are fit
to raise the standard of service. Fitness
presHpposes some experience along given lines,
otherwise the quality cannot very well be dem
onstrated in advance. The assumption that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
The Mexican Idea of Honor.

To keep ill-gotten gains to avoid paying
just claims the individual not infrequently
signs away his properly sS-that there will be
nothing from which to recover. In order to
prevent Germany from taking similar course
for the purpose Of cheating the allies out of
part of the indemnity that will be claimed other
nations were warned that they would be ex-
pected TO prevent purchase of German securi-
ties by their citizens till further notice.
Mexico received one of these notices and
Immediately rose in its dignity and proclaimed
thai such action its part would be vio-
lation Of treaty with Germany, which it did
not propose to ignore. The kaiser may have
regarded treaties in general as scraps OF paper.
but Carranza would have the world know that
he is a man Of his word!
And that is one Of the reasons Mexico was
unable to have its European emissaries recog-
nized and has been left cooling its heels out
side the door to the league of nations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
4 Home Garden.

The city CT suburban home that attaches to
itself garden has done more than merely to
provide a source of fresh vegetables.
1t has taken big step toward making that
particular household dependent only upon it
self.
1t has done its part toward eliminating the
duplication OF effort tha- comes through ship
ping foodstuffs to communities that have I'M
used lands capable of supporting large part
of their population.
1t has provided a place where the young
sters of the family can get an elementary in
sight into the wonderful workings of natural
forces.
- 1t has made workshop where the leisure
hours of the older members can be converted
into tangible and profitable results.
Get garden going for the good it gives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
Brad'S O. Verse
THE TATTLING BUG.

Make me a sword, oh armorer
gray, and make it keen and long;
make me a weapon that | can
WELD with a IUsty arm and strong;
make me an ak and q bomb and a
gun, a spear and knife and a
club; for | am planning a chastise-
ment on the frivolous, thoughtless
dub who goes about in an idle
mood with a scandal on his tongue
i never can rest or know repOse
till his requiem is sung. He HES
him forth at the break of dawn; and
-busily all the day he gathers in
with an eager hand the gossip
that comes his yay. the lies and the
censure. the knocks, the shams.
the hints that are mean and low,
and scatters them broadcast
through the town to floufish and
thrive and grow. The tattling bug
is a woefui pest, and its work is
sure and swift; it poisons inno-
cent, helpless lives with the words
that it sets adrift; it reeks with
the blood of4Jroken hearts; and its
venomous dart is hurled with a
purpose vile as serpent's fang,
at the breast of a patient world SO
make me a weapon of goodly size,
thrice tried in your FORCES blast;
and let me WELD it with vengeance
grim ere another day goes past.
GLEN BRADSHAW,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
EILEsMlAIIdTT III TNZLlKg
ey W!LLlAnl eRAz..DV ND.
The Rise OF Fl0rinetta.

Bakers yeast is a wholesome
food when fresh, and in certain
conditions is an excellent remedy
besides. In any event it seldom
causes any untoward effects. Only
occasionally does it seem to upset
the digestion. 1t does tend to make
the bowels more active ard in
few cases causes slight diarrhoea.
Here is a letter telling what it
does:
Dear Doctor: l have been tax
ing your seast cure with huge sue
cess. l have gained considerably
in weight and appetite, l have
lost the po4nsettias on my chin and
have taken no laxative for several
weeks.
My sister has achieved equally
brilliant results and we are so de
lighted we are afraid to break the
spell by disseminating the yeast.
We each took half a yeast cake
after eating, three times a day,
mixed TO a thin fluid with cool wa
ter and favored usually with a 1T
tie orange juice. Sometimes we
used Fleischmann's yeast and some
times yeast foam, according to the
grocer's supplies.
1t is not an unpleasant remedy
to take, as medicines go. We have
Tow taken 1t for nearly six weeks,
and are anxious to learn whether
there is any harm in continuing ii
longer-or any need OF doing So
We both spent a good deal OF
time and money trying to rid our
selves of pimples, and we can't
thank you enough for the treat
ment recommended by you.
Sincerely,
FLORINETTA.
Since yeast is a good, wholesome
food, rich in nitrogen, and invita-
mine, | can see no harm in eating
it habitually if one likes it.
Besides clearing up p:mples, i'm
proving digestion and nutrition tin
persons underweighD, and aiding
in the natural function OF the bow
el, the use of ordinary bakers
yeast often removes that rather at
gar, like myself, as rum bles-
som, and to the elect as acne rUs-
acea. But / cannot say yeast viii
have any marked effect on the rhi-
nophyma or eXuberaEce of the o.
factory eXcrescence that sometimes
a rum blossom Of long
and unopposed standing. The dose
mentioned by Florinetta is small
One whole yeast cake two or three
times a day may be necessary to ac-
good results in many
cases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-30
TIHIZE5 DAILY SHORT STORY

cellent-100. None of you seem to
have attained that standard, how
ever.
''U-um,@' sourly commented Thad,
who was the lowest. Fellows,
guess none of us graduates into the
affections of Miss Irma Dale this
term!"
Dainty Irma Dale met the trio
after that graciously, kindly, but did
not further allude to the compost
lions. The story got about the vii
lage, and the victims were chaffed
mercilessly. Bruce Aston heard of
it. They had never dreamed that
this quiet, unobtrusive young man
was a possible rival. With Irma, of
all those paying attention to her he
had been a favorite from the start.
Only occasionally they had met, but
after he had seen Irma home from
parties twice and had gone with
her on a botanical expedition with
her class in the woods one spring
day, Bruce Aston resolved to tempt
fate by becoming number four. He
was not daunted by the experience
of the pioneers in the attack upon
the affections of the pretty school
teacher. In a modest, respectful
note Bruce delineated his interest in
Irma. He hoped she would not deem
him presumptuous, he wished to
give her time to think over the pro-
posal. He would call at the little red
school house on certain afternoon
when he knew the scholars would
disband an hour earlier than usual.
The last group of the pupils was
disappearing in the distance as he
neared the humble structure. Glanc-