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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Grsbcreer rcid6t
Sfctlcrucrlaoc cir,

Berlin, S. De5 fSiuananliniiter
Gr5bereer begattn Sanstog ben
aonpf lin sic SteierDorlagen nit
elmer SpeiEtiutotgen gteOe. ct iagte,
Die 2cute, meldle nod Ole anIihtcn
BON Dor Dem strieee pertretelr, mir
Sen Die 8orloaen niht gefallen. 9ie
orei SouptiteuerporIogen, bic erie.
oigt perocn ntitiien. iinS Ole nntio.
mole lmO IofaIe Steueroorloge. Die
@iitfonenItpiier rno oos rationale
gotopfer. 9lle 0rei Gorlagen iino
bon peittragelpcr notionaler ltn0
tpirtI6nitlither @eoeutung. Der Ont.
iparf Der faiionnlen ltn0 lofolen
StenerporInge erinahtigt Die 8nn-
Oesltoten pita BemeinOeL Steuern
8lt erheben. menn fie nidt nut ben
nationnlen Steiiern lit aonfIift &c.
roten o6cr gegsn 0ie Geriniillng ber-
itoBen.
gei Der ginfonlnleniteuer lino Die
eriten 1000 Mart frei. Sir oie nod.
item 1000 Mnrf betrdgt Die 5tener
5ebn @ro3eut; Die Steiier lteigt bis
al. 10000 aliorf i,n | Ssro5ent.
Ginfomulen bon iiber 100000
Worf fueroen NIT 60 Gro5eltt be.
itelert.
Gin Mnfn, Der ein GintonInefl
bon 100000 mtnrf Dor Dem &riege
botte, nluB Die Sdlfte Dem Stoate o(s
Steuer 3a5Ien; bier3u fonnten nod
lofole Steuern bon 10000 Wnrf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
l,crbSr Scr yerotemtc
beeinnt bciitc

S,noicropoIis, sSnev 7. 9e3. 7ic
Sitlti1b(b0roen betrei5en ibca Err,
5crctfpgen Sitr Gerfolgnng bec SSubs
rcr Der 4rbeiternerbdhop ino on.
oerer, sic oltrf sSortiesllng Nes
StrcifS unO geidrdnfline Ser i5ro-
button oos 2eper'ihe @eiet irto sic
nti.Srliit.glfte iibertreten. Ser
uripriinglid' GinbaItSbefebl Nes
stidltprs gno1rIon bat ourd) e.: n
Grg1n;unlg5pfebI oe8Hidters Seller
IL gSeIt-8reifiien, Der $40 Scr.
banSsbealnto ihrer 3irfiatttfelt e.at,
lebt. eine aismIide geriddrfitn1 er.
fahren. lin oin Wtontag oie Scr.
60ro ge'cn Sic 9lrbeiterfiibre. Dor
ben 8mtS : @rpbeeidnorenpr oi'ne
@eraoeerana et6ffnen su f0mlcn. hot
man ihon siifr erobe 8obl oNherer,
onf Oeren };etqnis tieI onforHft,
locdtn 6jeiulpsdldsuue 6es @sridlts
in Soft sersr,nteil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Jenkins Srcilaiiitne
lit rdtieltdft
NierifaniidJer 5inanS.MiniItcr be,
5eidnet II. z. yreHe als fell
nnO ifanbaI6s.

8niDtngton 8. g., s. Ge,.--es
lit nah nidt euus flnr, ob Die n yi.
fonii5e &eeieritng 6urd 6ie 6rei-
Ia,iilre oes aonlulor.4aenten Sen.
tins oeiien Salt 5u Guebla falt a.t
elmer intcrnaticnnlen Strifis aeriDtt
bate, in @irtliAtrit Dem @erlorgcrl
Or yer. Stdotcn nod)aege6ea bat
ooer tidt. Gas Gt1ats-Departn 'rt
iob Fib nidt irnTton6e, 8elegd fir
Ole SSobrbeit Ser asreb- -9sad,ri.bai..
r'lf. SSsenfin8 ocatn 8iirgidAFt auf
ir II SUB 9e.aneen Iieben, ari'u-
reiten. 9lmtlide @erid,te bon er
omer'fnniiden 8otidinft bebmtp;ct2n,
bar Se1ifins ielber i'm GunfeIn liter
bic ,':nlt1noe ici ioeld)c feline ,5rei.
loiiurq Berbeifii5rt7it baB er az.
mif eiaene SanS llatpriubungen on-
;telr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Ueiterreicb bittct itfii
einett Diktatcr

8ien, s. Gea.-Ger DberIte siot
bot oen 6iterreid)iiden aan3ler, Or.
sor[ &enner, oabon benohrihtigt,
oob or perionlid Dor Dem Sberitcn
&at in 9aris erideinen tonne, Inn
bic gfotInge feines 2anbes 5lt fdit
bern. 9ienner miro iein @eii,b I'm
iofortige Silfe buourd peritdrfel
ooB cr ben 9fiidtritt Der ietigen &e.
giertlne onbieten ilnh ben miierten
Die Grnelutltne zines neittrolen
Giftatcrs itnS 9seG 99aseeGsierlnasItabes frei-
afteIlen miro.
Son cslrnsbrnf meroen erilftlidc
8rotIfdnooIe beridtet. Gin Snufen
bon M1nnern, 8eibern uno ainbern
ornng geipoItiam in 2ogerbdilier,
&eTtourotionem SotcIs nnb oos
sSeiiliten.aouegium ein ino pliin-
6crte uno 5erftorte iiberulf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
SpaniIe1es lsabinett
ipirS reii9nieren

g1oSriS. 8. 9es.-8ern &Onis
2(lfons BON ieinem nnterbtobeneu
Sa9oansiluo in ieine Saltptitnot 81.
riidfcbrt, rpirb ibm oas ganae &a.
binett Soco @eiltde I'M fofortige
GntluIiuug 1lnterbreiten. 8ieier gnt.
ioluB ipirS burf ben 9fiidtritt ocs
&riegsntiniIters neranIoBt. meIder
mcgen elmer ebrengeridtLihen GaI-
iicrltne BON % Sffi3ieren reiig-
niertc. Meon eriportet Die 8iIoung
cines nGuett fonleruotipen &obinetts.
9ie So5toIiIten erfl6ren ooB iie
oie @ernfnng eiites militGriihcn Sea.
6inettS blrd einen @eneroIItreit be-
oatlporten Iper6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Aaiiertt md'..sell
ibrf Toroernngen
,lotc an DetitidblanS kein 1tltimatmm, ionSerr
ciitc HmfforSerMne ;mr 1tnterscidenMns Ses
frctokcls; Rein GrMppcncimnarit.
alGiiertc m0een tiln, tuas iIe ,pollen, iaes 2ies

lauo na6 Sen SerihntctternOen eriten
fSrieoensbeOingiingen me6r 81 Der.
triippeIm. gu oft bnben mir nn6ee.
geben; iett lit Die Belt gefontmen,
uns alien Deiteren geabnabnen 5lt
ipiOeriesen. Gle glaiiertelt ntogen tltn
unS laiIen ipos iie tpoller."
@efragt. Oh CT reiignieren iperbe,
folls Die iibrigen 3eeierrngstnttglif-
Der Die @ebingitngen Der gllliierten
nidt erIilllen iollten, iogte gtosfc,
er tpiiIe nod nid)t, ipos er hinuen
elmer @od)e tiin tperbe, inoeiien bobe
er ieinen Gnti9Iuf eefaBt unO iperoe
bon benlie!beu rift obipeihen.
Sic Sorberiingen 6er Gaiierten,
iaote gosfe, iiiio anerfiiabor.
GeutidIonb Tonne feline God. unb
Sofennaterin[ itnntoglib nusIieiern.
Der GorreIponoeft beripies oorouE
oob, bGtten Die 9eutl6en oie syIotte
bel Scdp1 sSioip ni6t bericnft, oann
bdtten Die gLlliierten oieie 5or0erltng
ni6t geItellt. ;Sierauf olttportete
gtosfe: limb iie bitten eS oennoh
getnn. Die @riten piirben irgeno
einen anoeren Noripono gefunoen
baben. @roBbritonnien lit oarouf
aus. 0eutihlono au ldbmen; eS Der.
langt uniere lebten gagger uno
arabne, nm 8u perbinbern, Oob mir
Der britiiten Sartoelsnnrine &C.
fabrlid iucroen fonnen."
geosfe erfIGrte, ooB oie loeutide
Gegieriine fir Die 8erienfrng Der
Slotte tiiht beranttportIid ger1od,t
iueroen Tonne uno beId)nloiQte 0ie
britifhe Regierung, irrefiibrerloe uno
geiaIidte @us5iige aus griefen oes
oeliti9en 9loniirals Grotba an SO.
ulirnl Geliter. Der Die slottp ber.
ienfte, beroffentlid au boben.
p@iro ba8 asrotofcll unterihrie.
ben. iogtc WoSfe, sonnt piirben
Die sMiierten Die Gaiurlidrauben I'M.
ner feiter dnSieben. gSos bprIanot
man eigentli6 bon itns? gs uuroe
uns friiGer geIagt, oaB, iuenn mir
bic Soben3ollern bertreiben uno cine
oeuofratiide 9fegieritngsform on.
neblnen iuiiroen. man itniere Gage
erlei6tern tpiiroe. limo iebt breG,en
lie ieoes uns segebene 8eripreden.
Nan bat uns einen 70 er6riidenoen
Srieoen ollferIegt, tpie er nift
i9limner iein f6nnte, ipenn Die
Sobenaouern on oer 9fegierlng qe.
blieben iein tpiiroen.
uGia Grnn5oien fperoen ameifeIs.
obne in Geutidlono einnlaridieren.
Sic mogen fommen. Gie aaiierten
fp.iien oob 9eutfdIano tuebrIos 1T.
Sffi3iere Der 9taiierten befinoen lid,
ilberaa I'M 2on6e;; ii6eroa ffIeihen
Splone untber. gllles @ere6e BON
oelti6en 0iiiihtngen lit leeres Bel.
tlinesgeidmds un6 oorauf o6ae.
ieben Die offentli6e Mieinuna ottf
lpeiteres gorseben eegen Geutidl.
ldno bot5ubereiten. @Ieiben Die Der.
Staaten fort, bnnn iueroen bie go.
fanoen in ben beri9ieoenen Gon,miS.
iionen bon @ertretern Der glIliierten
aiggefiilIt iperoeu. uno folls Sas
Hebr Gran5oien be6euten iolte, bann
lpiiroe es ben beittiben syntereIIen
MIR nod mebr idnoen. nnb mir ion.
ten 10 ettpas nidt ouloen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Oberbmnces0criei1t
tpirS balS cittiebeiScn

8oibington s. 9e3. -Sn ser Gr.
partilng, ooB Die fir belte onge.
fiinoiete gntideiourtg oes 0berbun.
6esgeridts oos Strieesprobibitions.
aeies FIR uerfniiunesipiorie erfIdrcr
miro. iueroen Die gro6en @biSfrps
borr6te oes 2ottbes fir ongenbIifli.
qes 2osloIien bereit geiteIlt. 9ic
ngonoe6 @orcbouies" In benen co..
100000 @oIIonen g9bisfeb oufee.
ipeidert fin6, babcn in ben lebten
@O6en ibon nlIe perhigbGren
gro6tDagen ougeiainrlelt, uui fsin
3eit ga bTlfercn, rper1 Der Sptrt-
his deietIid, perfauFt tngrbeu fnnn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
IS pclisiiten tucoen
2facrocs uerbaftct

6rontlnlton 2d., s. 9e5. 3rei.
debn 9oli5ilten, @itaIieoer,, ienes
slufgebots, ons AM %. glooeuber
bic nnionfeirte in 9oeolitIo bel Der
gerbdftune zines farbisen g[rbeiter-
fiibrers tDtete iilto inter Der ge.
ldulOieung Oes Moroe8 herbaitet
morben. Sic ipurben ipGter gegen
Stcllnng bon ie $4,000 @iirgifait
big 8ur 3eit Der ger1anoIitne ibres
Golles auf freien Sub eeiett. Gic
9iirgidaft ipurbe bon 1876 9serionen
auigebradt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
6cric,tsucrbattolmne
tsitf9cibcbeft

sSSlroidnapolis, s. Seq -9ic ipe-
5ielle robseidmoreneniiti,ug mef.
die 3ur llnterludung Der 9rnftifcn
Der @rilbenbe;ker un0 ser gerg-
leitte einberufen mar, lit einlttpeilen,
nnoeiihts Der inoeliden 8eilegune
Oes 9oblenitreifs, nufgei6obers NOR
ben. 0tidter Qnberlon miro, flod.
Dem er nit oen1 @eneroIanmoH eine
2nterreoung eebobt, entidei0en, Of
iiberboupt oas electromagnetic in
Sdtigfeit treten miro ooer nidlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Scpict>Rceiernna
rde1t 5arcnincrS

aopenbogen, 8. 9es-9lo6 elmer
bier eineetroffenen gtatrift oes
ruiiiihen 9feeierlingsorgans ~Brao.
/" muroe SO. Sndontofi, elm @eit.
eIieo oes Gooiet bon Sefaterin6lirg,
tpegen glnltttlin9 Der grrtoroung
oes iriiberen Szwn gtifolons I'M
Seyuni 1918 Dor aur5em ourfl DIE
Sobiet,9ieaierlrne 5u &erm gum
Sooe berurteilt hil0 entboltptet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
slnf Der Siridiasb INNS leben &C.
fommen.

Dailuallfee, isis, s. Sea. -3lpOlf
ssS1ger, II @lGnner n1o cine Grui,
fanoen il, bieiem SerbIt in ben isis.
oenltner 8aloern aiif Der ssngo ben
Soo, ipie unoffi5ieae geridte erie.
ben lniien. Sobann ipir6 bernn.
ibIoet, boB ettpo 25 S6ger ernitIih
berIest ODER bertpuftoet ipuroen. ssSrt
anbetra1t Der 9otfods, bob ettpa
10000 SiridineoIiSenien in 1919
ausgeiteIlt iporoeft tpnren lit Die
gerluItIiIte iebr flein. Die nteiItet
ser @etoteten fnitben Sen 600 nuf
Der sSago atif Gleinlpilo. 9epefdet
bonn n6roliden @isconfin ineIoert,
DoB bic Stride ltorf oe5iiniert NOR.
BEN fin6. g8ie Die 8etpohner Der
SogboiItrtfte nieIoen, tperoen IN ei.
mem ipeiteren Sogoinbre Die Stride
in 0teiem Gtnate oiisgerottet fper.
ben. Cine itorfe sfgitotion fir cine
eiiti6brige Sdon5eit fir Stride bat
eingeiett nno es 1T bprgeihIngeit
fuoroen, oie Sogo auf Stride MIR
ale Stpei Sabre 5ii geItatten; onbere
eeben nod idyarfer Dor tino foroerli
cine Ghonseit fir Die r1dIten finF
o0er aebn Sabre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Strafen6a6n-9 9ienit in spleoo, 8.
,pieOe:. aiifaenunlnten.

9oleoo, Ohio, I. 9esT Slu
Snntstas iab goleooa gum erfteil Nal
in 80 Gngen Den Strobenhobn-
9ienlt ipieoer IN getrieb. Wddloeln
Der Sinotrat Der GtraBanbobr@e.
ieIlitDdft ipieoer Sic grlnithnis snr
0enut;ina Der Str,Bsn erteiIt botte,
ieste Elm 9efebI oes 8nt,oesridiers
ai[iis fas gan5e @lriebe iu.s0er
in 9iepeauiie, eern6e tedtaeitig itIs
6aS I,tblifunt Dor c mem beftiGer
6dnseiturm ,tno einer falten Selle
Al ifhiiken.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Baron rcrsitcr ion
abbcritfcst ti,ercen

Berlin s. Ges Die oeiiifds re.
oiersng bat iid iiber bic Stotififd.
tions-Trage nod, nidt geeinIal: e.
fino @eriidte I'M llmloitf on5 Baron
4. Ssssner lro iotne 1bgsianoien
ourdj zine meme Geiegotion eriett
iperSln 'ollen beitetettO ons sylnon3.
Ieuten, @ertreterrt Der Geid]afIsmerf.
8ihIor ten alno 5ii5rern oer Ganiu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
wettcrt,eriMt

aiir 2mobo itito iirngegeno -
Sdnee befte obero itt6 Gierstog,
gtipos f1lter heiite obeit6.
Sir 9iebrosfo - @obridefnIidl
Sflnee beltte nben6 iino Gienstng.
gttpos fiiIter heiite obenb In noro.
Iiden uuo ipeitlidcn SeiIeu. Griiae
rrrolsd)e @inDe.
Sir sspiposhrec irno frfgsfctt
fnIt heuts ofeno nnn Giersioa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Seimfe6reuSc Sulbatrn wdrncn gul-
idlcmiitcn.

Gan 6rancisco, Col, 9. 9e6.-
Gliblnoert omerifuniide SoIonten
trafen bier anf Dem 9onlpier Sberi.
oon bon Sibirieu elm. @robe 9lefate
an Sen SeiteH oes Gdiifes herfiiu-
0igteA. ,Aftarg, goIfdeDitpnl asir
fcbren beitu, Inn Der rnetifonifdjeu
2r1inn bcishtretcA-"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Britli6c Bctletaft
Sitreb Sciier bcitt6Siet

Berlin s. Ges.-Gos bicitae bri.
tiide @otidafts. .@eb1i,oe tutroe in.
foIee zines am Snnlstag dlsge.
bro@enen 5eners ftorf beiGdoigt
Die entItebunssuridae ocs Seliers
lit cnbefonnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
.eupher pirb 2eitnnasbciiher.

@oihhgton s. Sea. Der
n8aibineton Seralo4 1T bon leilIell
bsberissH Gigs1taueSu aEem 4up
fcrtfuru berfaitft inorocE IN 6eiien
Gpise $erberi Soober Itebi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
.l,aniea III ,l,lueiainnt.

Nierito Gin Z. Dc6. 5nltct
500, 'elt Der Den @eriidte mad bic
NlirgFdaft fiir SSepslns eeIteai lat,
.5cnpt;serte olle 2.tssunft. Seit ici-
ner 9lnfunft in 0sr Staot 0ierifo
nor c.ipa 10 Elgen ioa er 5ii,;fi9,
!luterreollnecn tr,i bent sSiaona-
gtlniiter Cabrera sthnbt hoEen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
(snSe bes etahlitreifg in eidlt.

youn9stoiplt D, 8. Ee6.-Eo
nationole Gtreiffonlitee Der Gtnbl.
orbeiter miro om 13. 9e3ertber In
@aibington cine @erionlnlliing ob.
baIten. Inn iiber oie Geen6igitng nes
StabIitreifs obsuItiinnen. Die glb.
itimtmune miro bon zen gr1iioenten
Der "a irternotionoIen @erbdnoc.
pcldle Dem Stnbldrbeiterberbono on.
aehoren, bcrgenoninien fpcrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
9dl(iundr iett $it7OO0,O0 in Sc.
qaten aus.

Seem gorf, s. Ge3.-Gas bier
bproffentIidte Seitament oeS Der.
Itorbcuen NlulH.ghaionGrs $. 6.
Stride eibt oIle ieine &eid)tiin1er.
nit Iusnobme bon $25.00O.000,
an ofientIide, fpobItatiee itnp eraie.
beriibc glnltolten. Die liniberiitat
bon &rincetoH erbGIt $25. 100000
Sarbor0 imD bns tehnologiidle SIT.
ititit bon Moiiddidetss ie $5.000,-
600 Cine eon5c Reihe bon eeuein.
mitigen lmo poblt6tigen glnitoIten
iino je nit $500.000 heonht NOR
Den. Ger an sic Seite eeiebte ge.
trrs bon S25.000,000 fdIIf 5rHs's
@vpc, ieirer sodter uno iiupm
SoNuf siL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
aolIemf0rSernna i'm i3nnehtnen.

Ghicoeo, s. Ges.-8ie 5unebmen.
be fSoroerling bon 8eidfoblen. iuo.
riiber- bon peridieoenen @cgenoen
berihtet ipir0. oielt natlI. Die oro.
banbe @nbIetuot n sciDiHer8eiie sls
prtefhterrt. THp Sedet IN @eit1ir.
plnien oH Der Ieitsru Morblonb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
Ga6rcra ii6er Il. z. 9sre'ic.

10%&NN NNN* ~ f~N~ ~
9ereoo, Ser, I Ges. e.: spgi.
.nn' ife SSinnn5 lQiniiter Gd0rero
lli lid in ser rlorifoniieten 8ei-
;ltnf 81 ltniperru. iiber ON Sal
Sur1rs aug. Gr ingt ltatcr an-
rerpn aoaB Be adben eluf labcr-
oiente @i1tigttit beigeleat trcrSe,
til, Gel1e oie lt,noalole hrb. sirf.
lifc onerifaniihi greiie pcrant-
mpr,h1 lei lDelA. Gbne 9lusnabr.e
1T I'm @dnoen elmer 9iotts non ebr-
Geifigen 2eltten III Dierfte elmer
idI,nmen 9solitlf lei"
senat eripartet Siatidlase @iliuus.
@ai6ington s. Ge5. - Sas &c.
natsfonlitee fir gluslpGrtige 9lnge.
Iegenbeiten erlpartet Die 9lusloiinne
oes 8r1Iioettten iibcr Die iuerifoni-
I1e s5rage. Gadoem oieie eeGort lit,
miro man 5ltr Gntideibrtng iiber oiC
Neiollition oes Senntors Soil ldret'
ten. @ion erfuartet, oni, Der aai
oes grdiioenten iih geeen Den an.
trng 6aG nrsipreden miro, 90 eir
a6brad Der oiplcmotiihen 8e5le.
bunsen geraoe iest weoer ilotluen'
Dig nod niislid1 iei. SoIlten BIZ
8ori1ldee bes graiiOettten redt5ei
tic i'm Senatsfontitee eititrefien
oaB 6os 6omitee ieine 8erotltnger
nid)t anf3uihieben brat6t, 10 oitrft(
Der Beutige Gag entitcioen, ob bel
GongreB poer Der grdiioent oil
nltsidlogge6enoe &one IN Der @rle.
oieung ser nterifaniiden 5roge ipie.
len miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-08
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
STEEL KING breaches
DOCTRINE Of MUSIC
Charles VI. Schwab Writes Pamphlet
On Benefits of Music to the
Business Man.

Charles N. Schwab. almost as well
known as a lover of music as he Is
in his official capacity as head of the
Bethlehem Steel Company. has just
written very informative little
pamphlet entitled Where Business
Men Are Wrong" which is devoted
largely to discussion of his fayorite
art Mr.. Schwab says.
e~'ft is II common saying among men
that music is for women But Is
it, Why are not the refining infiu-
ences OF this wonderful art Just as
much needed by men and as appli-
cable to men? Some men seem to
think they lose a part OF their mas
culinity II they confess to love OF
music. Well, love music and
think | have held on pretty well to
the masculine side of my nature. In
fact music has meant much to me in
my life of affairs Again and again
II has refreshed me when / was dog
tired. taken me out OF myself and
away from the problems of business
A book can do that too. SO can n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
EFFICIENCY EXPERT
ENDORSES MUSIC
Technical Magazine Report the Art
Powerful Motive Force.

Big business has discovered the
value of music, and his lieutenants,
the efficiency expert and the tech
meal journals are Fastening to apply
the new force in the factory and to
spread the tidincs throughout the
realm of industry. That is the sig r
nificance Of the following item. print
ed In recent issue Of The Iron Age,
and typical OF many more appearing
in other trade organs:
Music Is proving an incentive to
Increased production at the plant OF
the Burroughs Adding Machine 60"
Detroit. Once a week. every Wednes-
day noon, from IL to 1890 O'CLOCK
employees join in taking part In a
concert in centrally located room
provided for that purpose fhe pro
gram Is conducted under the direc-
ton Of the plant musical director,
and includes patriotic and other pop
ular songs. the words of which are
placed on a screen. From 1900 TO
2 900 OF the employees both men and
women. heartily take part in the pro-
gram and enjoy this noon-time di-
version from their work
During the Tuesday and Friday
noon hours. the plant band of 80
pieces gives commute concert ana
the plant orchestra plays once week
In the cafeteria during lunch time.
During another noon hour moving
picture films are presented. These
include Instructive plant views, trav-
clog and other pictures.
The musical programs put the
employees in a good mood. and the
management finds that production
has improved during the afternoons
after the singing and band concerts.
The policy of the company in it's wei
fare department has for a long time
been to foster the spirit of comrade-
ship among employees. interest in and
attachment to the organization and
to make the employees all feel that
they are part of one big family and
the primary purpose Of the musical
programs during the noon hour is to
foSte r this spirit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
DoS'TS WHICH KEEP MARRIED
FOLK FROM SCRAPS AND
DIVORCE

Chicago. oct 25.-The Rev Aus
tin Hunter. OF Jackson Boulevard
Christian church had a unique con-
gre CATION here recently. lie preach
ed sermon on ''Happy Homes to
goo OF the 500 couples he had mar
ried within the last ten years.
Here are some "don'ts7 which he
said refer 70 the greatest enemy to
happiness in the home and the great
est aid to divorce courts.
Don't marry To-
Please your friends or
Spite your relatives. or
Better Your financial condition, or
Acquire social standing Adore all
Don't marry In haste. and don't Let
frivoltty enter into your marriage
plans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
IN
BIG MUSIC DRIVE
Campaign Inaugurated to Rails
Si000,0 900 Endowment Fund
for Orchestra.

Though war drives are now thing
of the past, 1t Is Interesting to note
that their methods. lessons, and ma
chinery are being employed to finance
musical undertakings of permanent
and democratic character, such as
local symphony orchestras. Philadel-
phia is the first city to organize a
drive of this kind and is centerins
all efforts on raising a million doliaF
endowment fund to insure the future
economic security of the Philadelphia
orchestra, OF which Leopold Stokow-
ski is conductor.
Explaining how the prosperity %
the orchestra is of vital Importance
To the business interests of Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Edward A. Box, editor of
the Ladies Home Journal, and one
of the most active workers in this
music drive. Gays: The Philadelphia
orchestra carries the name OF Phil
adelphia to cities all over the coun-
try when on tour, and in This way
has become "a valuable advertising as
set to the home city"
The Philadelphians In their drive
are making clear that what they are
working for is nothing less than the
twenty years the existence of their
orchestras has been looked out for
by private subscriptions. which al
ways make up the annual deficits
The Quaker City people now feel that
the orchestra's existence would be
far n ore certain If such precarious
measures were set aside; and also
that it would be just to divide the
burden among all those who EMO,
the behsfts of the organization.
Fifty committees heaGed by prom
inent Philadelphia men and women
with four hundred workers, have
harnessed their full energy to the
music drive and already an unex-
pectedly large measure of success Ia.
met their initial efforts. At the FIRST
luncheon of the committee just heid
500. 451 was raised. hrin gfng the or,
chestra more than one-tenth nearer
its goal of financial security. OF al,
The committees, the womens tear
has brought in the largest list of sub.
seriptions obtained thus far, theil
amount for the first day being $50.
341
The Philadelphia drive. with it,
contributions coming from every
sized pocketbook. Emphasizes anew
ana striktnglv The democratic com
munity aspect Of music The days
when this art depended on the rici
alone fer appreciation and supper
are fortunately gone, The time whey
music VIII receive adequate appro
priations from municipal and othe
pa hl4e treasures IS close at hand. =