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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01

g8oibington, /. Sept. - 9eoh Dor
ieiner gl6reiie miro Srdiioent gSil.
ion einen Gag feitieseiL an mel9ent
cine seoniercn5 S;piiden gertretern
bon 9lrbeitertt iino &opitaliiten ltatt.
finoen ioIl, I'M Die 2obnfrage grilnos
lid alt erortern. 0i0glidertpeiie miro
oiclc aonferen5 i'm Sftober itottfir-
ben. Gs miro erlpnrtet, 6aB 0roben-
Sen Streifs boourd poraebeugt utto
Scr llnroit i'm 2anoe elm @noe ge-
lnod,t nerben miro. 9tuf oieier &on-
ferel,3 miro aud Ser Blrnlb &lan
slpeds 8eritoatli6ung Der @tlenbob-
nen sur Sprade fomnmen
8aIbington, 1. September. -Das
oieslnodentIihe 9ongreBprograntnl
oeipiilnt 6aburd) an Srtereiie, 0aB
Ser in @erioilleS arigenomlnene 5ries
oensbertrog 1T otne10ierter Sorm
alei6 mad, ser glbreiie Oes Brdlioen-
ten ocm Seilnt ililterbreitet iueroen
lpirb. 916reno Ger 9raiioent our1
ofientliGe Reoen oas @olf fir ieine
Gldne sn qcipitnen berluhen miro,
oiirfte eg I'M Senat iiber Die olnena
bicrte fSorm 0es Srieoeilsbertrogs 5it
lebboften auseinanoerie fon1s
men; niemano meiB, iuann Die Se-
botten gum albihluB fomn1et iper=
hen.
gie 9robibitioasOurhii
unb sic 9eIlanO Go1tbia luerben
i'll 2oufc oieier @ode tpnbrldein-
lih 5ur Q(nnabme gelangen. GS
miro ierner erlpnrtet, baB oos llr-
terfoirlitee iiir Den 5ipiI9enltadtIi'
den Sanoel eiilea 8eridt iiber Die
clr3uihlasenoe gnbnpoIitif einrei-
den ipirn.
9us Selafsfoniitee I'm ollslu1r-
fiae ge5iebltngen ipirh oieie @ede
gertreter BON fleinen Nationeit fpel-
dc beDdltpten, ooB tie auf Dem 5rie-
oeilsfongreB nidlt SIT i6renl Reht &C.
fonunpn iino, perncbmen. Senotor
Soitdcod miro Dienstag cine 9teOc
1alten uno bic 4ngriffe Der Sena-
loren anor nilo 2poge ailf Die Sol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Grtraareid,e Grnte.

alionce, gteb., !. Sept. 5arn-
Iano III gor gnttc iinO angren5en.
oen Counties, ipeGieIt ben @eiiser
iebr 61uiia. Die Gritte iIn @e.
item bon 9tebrosfo mar cine iebr
quite. Dos 9Ieineetreioe fiel be.
0el,ten6 bciicr oits, olS I'M oitli.
tben 0sc6rasfo. gSei3en miro ioeben
qeorolhen uno crqiebt einen grtroo
Don 5ebn bic 5lpeilino5pnn5ie Bit
ibel Der glder. Die aortoifelernte
er9iebt eiiien Grtrng bon 100 git-
ihel Der qlder iutO lper0en 0ie anr.
toffd at SO big $3.50 per gui6eI
berfauft. gs pirb o[Igeniein anoe.
nommen SoB Die 9nrtoifeG in fur
ser 3eit $500 Sen guiteI briuaer
merocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
3ur Stfdmpfurlg
Der llnrait int 2anof
Ginbermfmne einer Konferen5 stuiidcn Dertreterit
pom 2lrbeitern mnS Hapitaliitcn, nm sic
fctnfraec 80 erSrtcrn
Dos SieswS@entlide rrosramm Ses asonsreiies

terliga uno oen SrieOensperfrog be-
onflpprter. 9os SuItiafontitee bes
Senots miro morgen ben onlerifa-
niidl-ironaoiiihen gertrag iinter bic
9npe nebmen nno iiber Die &oniti.
tiltionalit6t oesielben oebnttieren.
Ser Sennt plant, benz 8eiipier
bes Sauies at folgen itno General
9eribing ben Stang eines Generals
ollf 2ebens3eit Sii perleihen; Oieles
mag bereits morgen geideben.
Gas offentlide &erbor iiber Die
aenpon 8ia, in fpeI6er oen Sal
fers" ltorf nuf ben 2eib geriift
miro, miro III oieier @o6e Dor benz
aontitee fiir 9[ferbolianaelege
ten forteeiest iuerOen. 8iIls gegen
0ie Seuering merDen ieoenfdlLs 5a
4nfang oieier ISOLDE eitlberiftet
iperDen itto idleunieit ntieenomnten
mer0en.
eiseaiiernrs Der GetrsiSe9itSItr.
8aibington, /. Sept. 8eiaeloi-
reftor 9arnes bot oIe S1ftoler III
8eiSen iinb @ei5enncbl borditf alf.
nlerfiam eenladt, baB tie 2i5enien
eripirfen nliilien, iui0rieenfaIls iie
in Strafe nerfaIlen. sluseenontmen
bon oieier Geroronlntg ftno 9dfer,
Die ipeiliger als so SAB @eiSen1rebl
inonatlib nerarbeiten &leinb6noIer,
5arnler llt0 5ornler @egenieitig,
feitg @eieIllhaften.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01

befreite. Sd, Der id in 5tuei Sab.
rem oft @elegenbtit bntte, nit ibut
5uinmmen an arbeiten peroe ME
oufboren, ieinc gtnfrihtiafeit, Sn-
teIliaena uno @utberdigfeit al
i61ten. gr mar uaS Elm aufridtiger
Sreiun6, ni.b mir iperben uns ieiner
itets in 2icbe erinnern."
Geri6inG Observation-Disclosures
@oIbineton 1. Scptcntber. .-SSlt
bieligen repubIisoniiden areiien lit
man Ser 9lniiht, 0aB @eneroI BeriF.
ina elm itarfer 9;rGli0entifaftsfan-
oiOnt iein tDiiroe, ino niele iciner
s5reunoe oeoenfcn alien grnites, ihnl
oie geonlinntion olf Gem republifu.
niifen 8idet 81 beritbdffen. SSSn
General g8oo6 a6er 1T inn Elm Itars
fer @egerfauoioot erpodien, Der
ieine Glen bereits felt ldn9erer 3eit
i'm fSeuer bot iino neiien 6reunOe III
itorfeu MaBe fir i'm tdtig iinO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Der 5ar ,tnS Sic Seincn
kaltbliitte crntorSet.

2on6ou, 30. 9lug. (9eripGtet.) -
9lnaeblih olltbentiid]e Gin5elbeiten
Der @rnor6eten Der 9oiiers gifolaus
bon 9iuBlano uno bon gait9lie.
bern Der toiierliden 5nmilie gu ge-
faterinenburg ON II. eSuli 1918 iinh
in benz geriAte zines frdn3oiiider
9ffi5iers entbalten Der in ontliher
eiaenidaft i'm iil6Iiden 9fublanb
iueilte. Der 8eri6t miro beute bon
gleltcrs iibermitteIt. Die @eihidte
Ipiroe ongebli1 bon elmer Der Shilo-
fpaden er3dblt, Die Die faiierIide
iSonilie m1breno ibrer @efangen-
ihoft beiuohte.
9[uf gefebL oes GoinntiIidrs Scout
robsfp, beiBt es in Dem 8eridt, fpur'
Den Der Gar, Die 3drin, aronprind
9lleris, oie @robfiiritinnen Olga,
slnaItalia. 3atiana nno aenia, foruie
Der faiierli6e 2eiborat 8otfine nno
g0rei ge0iente in Elm nnterir6iifes
@enad eebradt. Ger 9aiier trug
ieinen Sobn in ieinen Irmen 90 oer
sfna6e elmer ioeben iiberitanoenen
franf6eit ipeaert gum @eben 5iI
idlu1dj mar. SouroSfp, ein onberer
goIIdemiitenfiibrer uno neun Ietti.
ide Golooten traten ioonnn in oas
@eua6 1ino mn6ten Iid ioFort oor.
an, bic bort gefinoliden NIT i1rpn
glepolbrtl 5u erihieben.
Gie SfiloiDade itiir5fe, ols fe oie
GdaIR borte, in oas @enlod iino iab
eff lebloie Storper om go0en lieeen.
gei allen mar Der Zoo Elm iofortiger.
Sur 6es aaiierS Gobn 5eiete nod
Spupn bon 2eben uno tutroe onnn.
uie Der 3euee berihtet, bon einen
Der 8olIhefpilten ourd cine augeI in
Sen aopi poaeros lunaebradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
GrSffnmfte Ser
Staatsfair

qincoln, gsebr, 2. Sept.
Sonnto1 ionO oie Grofinling Ser
Staatsfair init cinem offi5iell ge.
meIoeten 9eiuhe bon 14511 @cn-
ic,en Itatt, iiber 5000 mebr ols omI
crIten Gage lebten Sobres. 9ic glus'
itcIlungsbuoen iparet megen oes
Sonntages 9eihloiicn, bod puroen
in pielen georbeitet, I'M Die lesten
5ahen an ot6nen. Die 8eiuder
iuur6en Surh ein ioaennnntes
Sacreo aon5ert Der gtabrasfa WhIiif-
fopeIle nngenebm unterbalten. Die
aopcle bat borSiigIihe Trimmings
boae Wlniit 9eIieiert, Sic nidt obne
Gin0rnf blIeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
62 1srieosbr6Mtc
laiicn Tb iebciScn

garis, 1. gspt.-8ie Die bier
erideinenbe 3eitlllis rabenir" be.
ri6tet, lit in einem frans0iiiden $a-
fen Elm Gaupfer eingeIaufen on
oeiien gorO ii6 62 Granaoiinnen
befanOen, Die I'M 8erIauie oes 9ries
ges aulerifnniide GOIoaten unO Of
fi5iere eebeirotet botten, iih nber
ieitOem in ben @creiaigten gtoaten
Idei0en Iieken rno nun genein.
idoftlid mad ibrer Seinnt 3iiriid-
febrten. Gem 9eitungs6erift au.
folge fino oieie Sdeiorneen 5unt
@roBteil onrnuf suriidSufiibren bdb
fi6 ole 6ran60iianen ridt an Die
omerifnniife 2ebensipeiie oli eeipob.
nen bcrmoditen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Gbert ttt0rist t,ce
iinnlcIen Streiks

2on6on, 1. Sept. - giner 6robt.
foien aus Berlin eingetroffenen De-
peidje 5ufoIge bot gteihsprdfioent
ebert ht Stuttgart eine ReOe gebol.
Ten, in Der er unter onoerem iagte,
9eutidlano babe nod eiuem ihredli-
den ariege uno nod einem politiiden
uno ipirtidaftlihen 8uiammenbritdl,
tpie i'm Die 8eIt nod ME geieben.
cine &eidsberfaiiung seihaficn, Die
alien glnforoernngen entipridt. @bert
nornt Dor nnfinnieen Streits. 6enn
ourd oieIeIben ipirO GeltibInnos
mirtidnftlide griItens oufs Spiel
aeiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
aurea aIs giepnbIit erflart.

8oibineton, /. Sept. eSSrt einent
9(ufrltf .on Die geb0lfering Der
@elt", ipiirOe eeitern aoren oIs Sie.
publif erfldrt. 3ieie grofIomotion
nuroe bon Der tieuen aHegieriirg
unO Dem YoIfe Der giepubIif aos
rea@ erloiien ilno mar bon Or. Spu.
gam glbee, Dem eErdiioenten" bon
aoren iino 5. aiuIie 9. stimnt, ben
8oriiter Ser foreoniiten 5rie0eus.
aefeeotior itrifcrteihnet. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Gin Dement, Der
bouanS. 1seoicrtsno

sSn Saae, 1. Sept. Die boil
IInOliAe Hegierung erlieB geitern Elm
Dement, iiber Elm @eritAt, fpeldes
beiagt, oaB fie oie ger1nnblingel
nit 9cleien be8iialid Der an Dem
8ertrag bonn Sabre 1889 bor3uneb-
lnenOen 8erdnOerungen obeebroder
babe. Die boa1noiiden 9elegoten
lpcroen in oen nG6iten Gngen nad
9aris 3uriiffebren
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
meactt eincnt Olas
Setnaps erIdcHcn
SiasSia anf 9la5a Sutel enbet NIT
Der Grmorbnns Oes Sarbisen
Gascne Sroit.

Boli5cilereeant Ibeltrilp, bonn
y@toral Sqnao", Deranitoltrte beut(
au friiber Morgenltun6e nit frineu
@onnenb untcritiibt bon elmer bon
4aul Button geiiibrten Spe5iolob.
teililng bon Golisiiten cine Ho56io
oltf oos 6otel 8lo5o oil IA. rno
Soporo StrnbeiL nobel Der % Sab.
re aIte gteger eugene Seott, ser ols
n9ellbop~ 0aielblt bcififtigt mar,
eridoiien lpuroe.
8is iebt fonnte nod niht fcltee.
itclt merOen cb oer 9oIiaiit Brig.
bonL bon Buttons gbteiluns, o0er
Der SpcSialpoIi5iit Gogar SoIman
0en totIidren Sdub abaefenert bat.
9eioe batten oui oen Snrbieen &C.
i6oiien, ais er 5ll entfIienen Iudte
Sutton nleIbct. SOB er Scott i'm
oritten Stodlperf oeS Sntels oobe1
iibcrrnIfte, ais CT elmer 6ruuen8'
pcrion elm nit @bisfeD eeiiiIltes
Glos iiberreihe1l ipollte. glls ibn
Sutton berbaiten pollte, ergriff Scr
Reger oip 6Iud,t sSm alpeiten Stof-
mcrf beriltdte Sbeltrup ben 6lildt-
ling beit g8eq gu bcriteIIett, obne aber
babel bon Grfolg bcgIeitet 81 iein,
nbiunhl or i'm beinnhc Da8 Aeln0 BON
2eibe rib.
9rigDan1 periuhte bierauT ocr
f5orbigen inl eriteu Stofiuerf on5u-
bottcn ood entrpif oerieGbe oura ei-
ne Seitcntiir ii, bas ScitengdBden,
Q3rigban imo Spe3ialpolisiit Sol
man, ionic mebrere onhere Goli5i.
item ncrfoigtcn Scott. Brigham ielt-
erte 5ucrit 3iuci Gd)iiiie ab,, als Der
9seger al Der IS. Strabe iiiolid lief
Solnan feuertc bierarf gleidialls
eincr Sd)uf, ab ltno Scott itiir3tc
IcbIos ST 9ooes. 9ei0e Golisilten
beboupten, nur in bic 2uit geidoileu
st baben. Gbluobl gagen &oln1an
nod feline beitinintte 9eihuIoigunq
erboben mltroe, 70 lpuroe CT 0p6 alti
oer 8oIi6ciipade 3uriidgebalten, I'M
Oos Grgcbnis elner ioiort angeItellter
llnteriuhunlg ab5rlpartcn.
Soffentlih miro oieie llnterluhllnq
a<
cine ltrenge linD erillolide lucroen
UNI Die 8erontiuortliG,fsif ieitapItcl
ien; oenH eitrn Mdnit soegea cinen
@IoS 5dnops 5lt erid)ieBen, Ods ii
oernbe8n unerbort un0 fann mob
mn IN einent 8robibitioitsitaat pal.
Iierelt. 9urd iolf tncrb0rte gor.
qGnge miro bic MiBG6ttng Der @e.
'iebe MIR erboht. Gs iollte 0ies niht
idlper faleiL 0d bcioe goIi5iiten 8it
gcberL geid)oiien 5lt boben uno be
Der @erfolgune Ocs Mannes eli
.MoralpoIi8iit@ 9ebriilIt bobcu ioI[
paia that. ...."
eeSSn eincr fur5 5uopr peranltalte.
ten Ga5ain altf bus Carlton Sotel
lpuroen Der 2eiier OesieIben Serl
2oltis &entfrolp, Bert Sdrooer, eir
@otelonecItelIter Die OH 4432 Sc.
cotur StraBe iuobnbafte WDrtle Cor
nor unb ser aus Stautolt Rebr.
itonuilenoe arel Srooin berbaftrt
Rentfroip ipurbe Der sSiibrung ei
nes nnoroentlifen gegen Die 5taats
geIete peritobenoen Solties bei6ul
oigt uno eegen Stcllun9 bon $1,000
9iirei9oft bis 3lir @erbanolung fret
gelaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Gpolcra lit I'M
Japatt aitseebrc9ct

SonolpIu. 2. S., /. Sept Der
glippu Sill, einer bieiigelt in ia
panii6er Sbrade eriheinenoen Sci.
tune, miro oils gofoEorno per ao-
bel nitqeteilt, 0aB iitb Die i'll Sofin
graIiieren Cholera iest nu6 nii
9ofobdma ousgebreitet babe, no in.
ner6oIb Der lesten Gage beridieoene
SS1lle fonitatiert ipuroen. l1mfoiicnOC
Observation-Disclosures geeen einC
meitere 8erbreitltng nieier aefiirdte'
fen Seud]e tpurOen gefroffer..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Daniels 1acpMe iibcr
Sie 4,aeifie Slctte

San sSrancisco, /. Sept. = 9ln-
IabIi6 ser bellte bier itottfinoenOeu
9eIidtigung Der neiien 9ociiit
arieasflotte our6 Morinelniniiter
Daniels, berridt bier uIlgemein ieIt-
lid)e Stimmllng. 9eridten nus
0lonterep inO Santa Gru5 5uioIge
bat Oicie giieienflottc geItern nad'
mittags ibre ,5a5rt bier1er angetre.
ten. Sie anfcrte lette gio6t in
Ser @olinos 9og un0 miro I'M 2nil.
fe oes belltigen Goges bier eintrei-
zen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
@rne6t se[hitmprh.

Yorf. giebrg I. Sept. --9ert yln.
oiion begiaa SelbitthorS, inoem er
einc gurtiou @ift bpridIudte. Gr
mar 3s Sabre alt, unberbeirntet
uno itono in TienItea Der 9urIin.
ion gobr. 9nei iciuer 9riiber moi
nen IN @cnepn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Snluts tuirS 41rcmicr
scr 1tnicn SiiSafrika

syobonnes6;rg. /. oebt.-@ene.
raj G6riition smtlts, gefebIsb1ber
Der iliOairiFcnilden griippen ipd9.
ren6 Scs gogferfrieses, bat o1s On.
erbietcit ein neiies aabinett in Der
IiiOofrifaniIdjsr llnicn 5u biIoer, on.
dfnom /.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01

geatricc. 0lcbr., 1. Sept. -Gie
Sorg6lm 3ufer gtnInaen tperoen
Die SeriteIlune ton 3uder ipieoer
arfllebnlen 9ie bielisen Jarner bns
ben enc piltc Sorahln ernte Su
1ersei9nsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01

ooSn tiefIter gtot-6er Ser5ensi6rei
MaHt uns Die 8rnIt erbeben,
Drum eilet biIfrei6 2la' ber6rt
Die giGift gebeuts -: 5u gebenl
Sett gift es, 8eiget, 0aB ibr inert S
gcS Gtapmes e,.rer gthncn
anf Oo6 nit Stolo Die Sse.t lridr:,
gnh brettat raa riht Al inahnenl
Tx SCR en ogf. sic Einlen anf.
Gjcbt gclls NIT c,IIen t>Sn0en
g(llfl ~::'ht Ses Bit -tn Ga fiolS
2an
Satfr0lt'; obauip:nSerl
gle,po.f. Stl6ert Sell :!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
Pilfc fir Dcntief,lanS
iinS Dcmtictz Oeitcrrciet

Die giodrid1t, OoB Der bieiigt
SiIfsberein eine @iienbobnmoeoon,
laounl fonoeniicrter Glt1orn @iId
Der gSoterloo Creamery Gompant
bon bier fiir Oie oarbenoen &inoel
9eutlhlorn's rnO SeIterreid,s oe
fouft itnO nadite ISOLDE no6 oraui
len bef0rSern Inilen miro, bat II
lpeitcn areiien 8efriioieung ber
porgeruien. wail6 1T orauben an
oller notiuenoieiten un0 OesbolF
iollte olS erIte Silie nieies 2ebens.
ntittel birarsgeionot perben,
9ieIe uto n1dIte Isolde oiirftcr
cine gln5ahl lnlierer oelitiden 8er'
cine &erlanfntlllns baberl, imO DC
iie beionoers diifgeforoert ipuroen
iih am Silfsmcrf gt betciliqcn, oori
0ic SiIfSoeieaidoft ipobG criporten
bon ibnen 3ir horen.
5inan3c6eridlt.
gisbcr per0ffentIidt. .$4iS6.9l
IS. S aloppina, gtcolo,
Solrn, .. ..... t00C
Iotal -. .$449691
Quit. Saleiicn 5cfretdr.
.9(uf 6ab nit etsIs Sic 2scGt eriabrt.
.Oeuti6en Gbartpng1crfjr.Eu Dtuuln
Gringlihfeit8antrog .rr.
G6cds iino aus5uitellen oui @lt
itap 9uneiien 1inon5 Sefretar
1928 2eabenpnrtb Str. Gnoba
.Iebr. 9tuf i'm ousgeitcllte sdctS
f0nnen bon 2eiern aub an Die 1ri
hiine aeion6t iaerDen, Die iie al
Serrn Soueiien iibergc6en miro.
IN titfiter gtpt.
Gin Silfcritf Elm gtotibrei geIlt
91tS qualboIl belttfd9n @cr3eu
@eriiber III o;e ncnc gSelt:
Grbarmt Gud unirtr Gdmer3cn!
Sclft Inns mts grdBlih groBer g}ot
Selft ltniern arlncn ain0ern
gor 6robelo bittrcm .0ungcrtpO.
Selft unicr 2ei6 81 linbcrnl
Grbort Sas Bitten. s5anlmern
Slehn,
gon troit(oS DeAtiden @filttcrn,
Die anaituoa III Die 3nfltnft icBn
2Sor @len0, Sore er5itternl-
SeIit uniern Manncrit Die Der 9iot
Silflo8 irs gluaa ieben,
sSm aampf fife aleinung taeGid
gHot
Sbnmddtt9 fas lergebenl
6elft SenetL Die an 2eib mo Ger
9erfriippelt heinlgefoinmen
|ltno nenen, bilflos, ohne 5ebI
Ser Selhiterruerb geaommcnl
SeIft uns in ltni'rer aroBen got,
@ott miro es en4 ncreeltenl
Gies @ittaeiud gum SialncI Iobt
Gum Serri6er aller @eltenl--
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01

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PERMIT mo. ssa). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER & 1917. ON FILE AT
TIE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s BURLEsoN, P0sTDiAsTER-GENERAE
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-02-21
MOTION APPEALS FOR
IhII'EER-RACTkI. GOODWILL

tiaessfore, that now is the time for
eAlm counsel on the part of the lead
ers Of both races to see that the best
ealtament Of the South prevails.
Id connections with the returning
Ntsfo soldiers, hope the white peo-
.sls asl blsck rnenla throughout The
snussl viii u5.ilxe TIE same splendid
spirit If eo-oaeaatian and racial good
will which was developed in the COM
mon efforts Ct helping 10 win the w,r
Af.sls Tie war Was ga Nlaite peonla
isl4i biasl, people eo-epelated III sub
ses.ihiiig ~ liberty Loans, ii the pur-
chasing OF War Savings Stamps, the
production and conservation of Goods
and ia other War work act yities. From
The various communities the white
and black soldiers were sent away
Nth the same hearty Godspeod, and
n many instances under the auspices
i she same citizen committee. The
asnlt Of this working together in
nasc war work activities brought
tae whites and Negroes into il more
helpful relationship Ii was found
lfhnt IL every community there were
Intelligent Negroes whose Judgment
md wisdom could be trusted and who
tgaaaiy co-operated with the white
ipepple. Il is The earnest desire Of all
sse4snes that these helpful co-operat-
iAe relationships shall continue
Therefore, i'll order to handle wisely
tfep rohlems which are arising III con.
rection with the returning Negro sol
slfssfs hope Il will be possible il
it community. for committees 81
wl q and coiored to meet together
and discuss with absolute frankness
tae present situation. am sure that
Eout Of these discussions there will
eoi1ie better feeling Of racial gooc
| sill and new desire on the part 81
Iall to work together for the develop.
lment progress Of a greater South anC
/ 4 greater Nation Of which recently IL
many Of orr soltiiars, black and white
Ehravcly laid down their lives.
tsigned) Robert II. Motion, prin
sipal, fuskegee Institute, Alabama.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-02-21
Negro Boy
Wins 1st Prize

james Johnson, one Of the pupils IN
the eighth grade of Garfield School
eas won the ffst prize m Il eompoti-
IKE essay writing contest, in which
II the boys who spent four weeks al
least on farm during their last
iacaiion took part. The majority ol
The competitors were white.
iohnson's Essay was: Ny Expert
nee on the Farm, and was written so
execllcntly that besides winning the
lifst prize OF $500, it won the hearty
approval of Superintendent Miller who
added to it Il personal gift, book on
agriculture" This success adds To
She laurcls Of Garfield and most justly
to The pride of Miss Flossie Crockett,
teacher Of ,Iohnson's grade. IL proves,
too how very highly capable is Miss
grockett's work, which ! regard as an
example OF the work Of all the col
ored teachers at Garfield
On the principle Of civic justice and
Inv IN a democracy, ! am absolutely
avesse .o separate schools, separate
churches, separate anything of public
benefit, and public ownership. Where
such obtains that place is aot demo.
Icratir nor Christian, aud here it oh.
airs because the citizens affected are
simid, fearful, trembling, folk, vet
very brave at the @Big Gate. Iht
fact being at present forced upon us
Hit would be not only ungracious, hu
blind also, not to commend any ons
who helps to change our humiliation
to exaltation. This is such a case
and | most heartily congratulate tht
lp1ize winner, and his teacher, for ac
Ieomplishing this feat. Johnson IS al
orphan boy, living with his sister
Mrs. Mable Kennedy. He hopes to bc
q scientific farmer. We wish him al
success.
J. n. SAMUEL I.s-BELLBODER,
/ Vicar of st. Margaret
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-02-21
A Splendid
Achievement
BY R. ]. Tanas

Organization is the key to all mod
ern progress.
Organization and cooperation
spelled success for the F'iremen Of The
city ef Dayton when through their
loyal efficient committee, ably sup
po,tea BY some Of the most untiring
friends. They received the assurance
from the City Commission that d
ws,gc increase will be allowed on
March 1st, 1919,
This increase will benefit firemen,
policemen and others. An ideal state
is never attained without the obliter-
ation If seltishness.
The status of labor has been ad
yaneed in the war, but the extent and
peilaanence of this advance is an
absorbing question.
Hours and wages are Of equal in
terest to employer and employee alike.
Labor in the future will demand
hours which will give leisure, and
wages to take advantage Of this leis-
|nre.
l.abnr desires better homes, better
ducation, time for amusement, time
sor worship, aud the means Of sup
porting Ill these labor, IN fact
wants al that is promised BY true
democracy
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-02-21
Al VALENTINE PARTY

One of the most unique affairs Of
the season was the party given by
the Worth While Club at the home Of
the President, Mrs. Cora Gardner oil
Germantown street. The house was
beautiful h its decoration. Mrs. Wat
kins and Mrs. Powell was the commit
tee il charge and there were no dull
moments during the evening. AT 1
late hour refreshments were saiae
inld ,lic quests departed wishing HI
Worth While Club much success. The
club viii meet Tuesday afternoon with
Nrs. Eganson, Norwood avenue.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-02-21

Feb. III, 1919.
4she Fofum Pub. Co.
Word has been received from Ma
ar John 6 Fulton and Capt, Green Of
leqeland. Ohio, that they are on their
yay to view the old Ninth Battalion
4 Ohio, now the Second Battalion OF
he 3T2 Inf, who arrived at Hoboken,
lew Jersey, on the United States
ship LeViathan. February II, later
moved to Camp Upton, Long Island,
here awaiting orders to entrain for
Ohio. Major j. G. Fulton was nj
command Of this most famous batal
lion before their oversee trip, when
at the most critical moment was re-
lieved Of his command and the re-
placement was Of a white officer.
But as such did happen this most
wonderful commander was never for
gotten by his boys. He is we'll liked
by all the men and is known as Dad.
The boys are preparing for a happy
time when the two officers arrive at
their camp. All the boys send their
best regards to Lieut.. George Ellis
and Lieut.. A. Jackson, and we will
be marching home soon.
SERGT. A.. Il. KING.