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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23
DRIVE Of OFFICERS
RESULTS IN SHOOTING
Of AUTO ROBBERS

by Associated ffeas
OKMULGEE. Okla. March 29-
a drive OF Okmulgee county officers
against @ band OF alleged auto
thieves with headquarters az Hen
rietta came 90 a climax az q o'clock
saturday morning when b NJ Will
'uoth q former Henrietta police
man. shot and killed Henry Simp-
SON. miner and fatally wounded
lBul Croy
Wlmoth was dismissed from the
police force early this week because
ui alleged connection with the sus-
pccted auto thieves and Croy was
lsra ,ed early I'M the week on a
charge %. auto stealing but was re
leased FRIDAY because OF lack Of
violence Eumty between the two
In caused by the roundup OF the
alleged thieves Jed fo the ,hooting
Fifteen men have been arrested
nu charges of larceny and receiving
stolen property eight have been
bound over Tor trial after prelimi-
nary hearings and ten alleged
tolen machines and g. OUO also
alleged 10 have boon stolen. have
been recovered by Oh, officer. since
he drive began
NNmoth gave himself up after
hr ho0tiug and is held ou MUIR
.er charge without bail Tor q hear
nE on Monday simpson bad no
Connection with the thief roundup.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

For the benefit Of those who have just recently moved to ANA
rlO We want to advise you Of selling plan. We have only
ONE PRICE, be that CASH OR CREDIT Our merchandise is
all marked in plain figures and child can shop with
safely as the grown ups
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23
MANY REGIMENTS LEAVE
FRENCH FORTS FOR {. =.


WASHINGTON. March Do On
he President Gran. du, 40 Newport
News April are Oh, lI-th Ammu-
lit.u1 train complete 1.-fh field
rtiilery. units 0f DO. I#-th MAN
Try. the l4bth infantry rhe seth
ield artillery. sanitary squads num-
.ers a. and a.. army ambulance and
usual companies including two
rom Tennessee.
The transport Great Northern
Tue al New York March ggth. ear
ries the ll5th Infantry upd and
staff headquarters complete. MA
hine gun and supply company
medical detachment and Companie.
a to T. Inclusive. detachment o
be l4Nth infantry machine gun
ompany Brcst c0nyale~,"ui de
achmonts numbers le- to 1870 In
luslye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23
REN. -. 4. FRONABARGER TO
PREACH At BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev d y Fronabarger pastor OF
fh, Baptist church az Canyon. will
occupy fhe pulpit OF the Fir.t Zap
'Ist church Sunday morning Mr..
FruHamrgrr rs Well ana iay0rably
suUvr hy many az the citizens who
w.' hg glad Of am opportunity 10
hear hm preach He is an excellent
preacher and a.l who attend may feel
assured Ot hearing somo.niug good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23

Member. ut .Hs board said fmkIs
H.f .H.. ....fr.frd JHr difficulty
H.u.E.I .. peculiar to rhy trade
H.. Ure. .dug chairman JOB
."s ...aT.. .. George " Peck point.
su auT .H. ,.r Western or pruiu.
.r. HsrH rH represented and fHa'
There 1901. HD Has.. available lf the
meeting ur EHJh to effect adjust
H.I'. .s'H... southern pine north
..r .H. hardwood and all Oh" other
t.r.Ie. . lumber. each ot .Hch
bad 10. own production problem. aud
Dbl. general .H.E,sman
SOM. U ..U lmbermon nsr. 900.
..uH. H. '. fl. legality OF ans price
agreement. Hr Kirby biunNF said
fHt .....r. of which he 1901. .
m.u|.. H.rH throw oui any maH
rrr- q. ft prices What fh,
board member. told the lumb,rmer
Hr fr .lhr.. was not disclosed
'.f r.HtHE bad been .ep'aU
f.Hf fHt announcement uf agree.
steel price. aTH fHe holding uI ru
dafs conference following cDusr.H
.ur between Nr Peck and .rH
f.rrtr rtrlT. meant 200 OH.'H...
would Boz placed Dy tho depan"..
of Justice Dol fh. aHt ui agreed ....
f.lHt .s fraH fu Improve OBJ. .
J lsIa. rD.lsu.. valuation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-23
FUNDS SUBSCRIBED
FOR CONTINUING
EMPLOYMENT WORK
CONTINUED 'rcw Page one.l

received ready response from
those present
Mayor Mars declared that from
the outset the only point that had
worried the city commission was as
DO how that body could secure the
funds ir am authoritative manner,
and that this point was 20 be taker
up Monday morning he assured
the union men present that he and
the members OF the commission had
their interests 40 heart and would
safeguard them. the manner In
which the Sl00 needed would be
secured only causing delay lie felt
What the commission however could
guarantee the sum Mr. Cazzell fol-
lowed assuring the representatives
.'haf the commission would guaran-
tee thar sum- in one way or ano-
Their
Praise Mayor Mars.
Mr.. oliver representing the
Board OF city Development. through
which the city will eNpend the funds.
spoke iu favor OF continuing the en-
plovment service and declared that
desperation of an was essential 10
this end
Messrs Whitaker and Capt.
dickson. In their talks referred 10
fhc individual efforts Mayor Marrs
has made from time 10 time ~ as
sist needy persons. assuring those
present that he had az all times
espoused The cause uf the worker.
and the suffering
4 committee was appointed by
Chairman Whitaker composed 81
9 " Hammer Robert Allison and
Ed Tuu Go 90 before the various
Nniou organizations ~ the city 10
secure such funds as are available
90 handle The pledge.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30
LONE STAR ITEMS

We are having our share of frost
and ice nowadays.
c. W. Hawk, John Hawk, Clifford
Chance and W. R. Hoskinson were
in Hugoton Monday with wheat.
Quite a number of this vicinity
were shopping in Hugoton Saturday.
Earl Fuller took supper with Will
ford Hoskinson and wife Monday
evening.
A surprise party was given on
MILFORD Hoskinson Friday evening.
There were SO young people pres
ent and all enjoyed good time.
Mrs. Matte Cohenour made a
business trip to Liberal Monday.
Earl Fuller and MILFORD Hoskin-
son and wife called on John Fuller
and wife Monday.
Miss Mildred Fuller is visiting a
few days with her sister, GLADYS
Hoskinson.
Geo. Wallace has a cousin out
here looking for location.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30
BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning Worship II a. m.
Sermon, "The Self Revelation of
God and its Relation to Religion"
Evening Worship 1880.
Sermon, "a Fatal Mistake"
Church School Gas.
There are still many children in
the city who do not attend Sunday
School. 1t would be an act of real
love on the part of the parents
of these children if they would
bring them to Sunday School and
Church. Every Sunday School in
town welcomes them, and the
Baptist Church of the city invites
them.
Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U.
at $50. The church extends its
hearty welcome and helpfulness to
all We want to help you. We
are planning for series of Evange-
listic meetings in January. DR..
Lampkin and his singer have been
engaged as far as we know now
they will be here. We are praying
that the Evangelistic effort will be
helpful to the individual, the home,
the church and the city.
DR.. Lampkin comes highly recon-
mended as a sane, constructive, and
efficient preacher of the gospel.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

At the morning service Mr.. Bar.
rier will speak on "The Gift OF
Eternal Life" as a white gift from
the King.
The Sunday school meets at 9:45.
This is Worlds Temperance Sun
day."
The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet at $50. The topic is
standing for God and Right" 1t
is conservation meeting.
Every member should try to be
present.
Public worship at 1880. Theme
for the discourse, "An Astonished
Congregation"
If you are not a regular at
tendant elsewhere, you are invited
to attend all of these services.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

About 100 young people enjoy
ed the "Trip around the World"
given by the Epworth League of
the Methodist church Friday eve
ming. The crowd gathered at the
M. E. Annex about eight o'clock
where they signed their names
and received their tickets. There
were cars waiting to take them
on the trip. The first stop was at
the home of John Galloway where
five Americao Indians served the
guests to "dog soup" and from
there they were taken to the home
of T. M. Ellis, here they were
Served chill soup by several Mexi-
cans. Their trip extended from
Mexico to Ireland which was at the
home of R. H. Malone. The house
was decorated with shamrocks.
Here they found typical Irish
family with Father and Mother
O'Rafferty, Pat and Mike and Bird
get and Nora. They kissed the
Barney Stone and then were serv-
ed to escalloped potatoes. China
was the next stop and was at the
home of Harvey Franklin, here
there were Chinese in their native
costume to serve the guests to rice
which was to be eaten with chop
sticks. After they had partaken
of all the Chinese fun they boarded
the cars again but did not know
where they were to be taken. They
stopped at the home of c. A. Sealey |
where they found the Gold Dust
Twins flirting with couple of |
Darkies. Upon entering Africa
they were requested to shake hands
with the ruler and from there were
shown the Savages of Africa in a
dark closet. They were then ush-
cred out in the kitchen where
pumpkin pie was issued them, they
then went out the back door and
found themselves in the Jungles
Of Africa, where all sorts of
noises were heard They were then
taken to the home of A. T. Moore,
where tea and waters were served
in English style. From England
they were taken back to the good
old U. S. A., where they were serv-
ed to candy and gum. Each one re-
ported fine trip.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Yoder left We'd
nesday for different points in the
east to visit relatives.
Mrs. M. C. Baker left Wednesday
for Minneola, Kansas, for a short
visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. C. Scates left Saturday
from visit with her sister, Mrs.
F. G. Boles.
The little son of M. D. Gross
man fell off horse Tuesday and
the result was broken limb.
John W. Baughman will return
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

MIS-. frank G. Boles, who is still
confined in the hospital is steadily
gaining This will be good news
to her many friends.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

from California this week where
he has been with his family for
the past month.
Mrs. Carrie Ferguson left We'd
nesday for Bloom, Kansas, where
she was called on account of the
death of her nephew.
Bob Mimmick left the last of
the week for Larned where he was
called on account of the death of
his sister. He returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Miller of Fowler was
a Liberal shopper Wednesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

E. F. and Thurman Printz pur-
chased this week of John W. Baugh-
man, five quarter sections of land
north of Liberal, known as the
Farnum land. 1t is a fine outlay
of land and the new owners will
farm at least section of this
ranch.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

Miss Sarah Hinkle entertained
her Sunday school class at the
home Of Mrs. ]. G. Wiley We'd
nesday evening. The evening was
spent mostly in fixing up the back
work on their note books, and
games were played and refresh
ments served. All present had a
very good time
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-10-30

John W. Baughman will return
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25
Brit. preHeftintfftcn
iiber forin5eitzBeimd,

SonOon 25. Nop.-9er berslid)e
@ntpfang oes Grin5en bon @ales in
ben Ser. 5tanten bat cine 9[t.
moipbdre eeidaffen, Die bod notta
mar, I'M Die gebon6Iung oes syrie-
oensoertrages our9 Den Senot nett,
5ltmo6en i6reibt oie 9ailp Stems.
Sit beboupten 0oB Der 9elud Oes
Erir5en eit ooilern6es gono ami.
i6pn @roBbritonnien uno ben Ser.
Staoten geidaffen butte, more cine
moBloie llebertreibung, ober oie
sge6iebnngen fino 70 berltorft NOR
oen bob Dos britiide GoIf oie ons
ifelnenbe 9bIebntng oes gertrages
ourd ben Senot nidt ols cine Be-
leioigung aliffaiien miro"
Die Zines" iagt: Ser Grfolq
beg Srin8enbeiu6es babe ale @r.
martlntoen iibertroffen." 0ie @no.
I1noer bdtten mebr @efaIlen an ocn
&merifanern, ieitoem oieie ibr @e.
falien an aem Srin5en ge5eigt bdt-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25
Sraberer alrst icSt
Gontatcitz5iid,tcr

Berlin, "a. @ob.-@oior Or. Sg-
paIo Sapper, Der 25 Sabre lang in
@eaDbille, isis, prafti3ierenoer 9lrst
uar, bot MilitGrisnits un6 Mcoisin
san ben Safen" gebdngt, itno miro
in Der gedbe bon Berlin cine Co
nloteniauee.6obrif eroffnen. ssSm
Sabre 1915 trot Sapper i'm gtlter
bon 81 eSabret ulter Die 6eutIhen
5abnen. @r ipiinibte nidjt, benz me.
oi5iniiden aorps aieeteift au tuer.
ben iorloern .dftiben 9ienIt." er
befamt mas er tpiittidte uno bot an
Der ritIiiiden sSront ols Souptrnann,
ipdter afs Moior Die Groberltnq
bon @orI1alt iino an5ere Goten
bollbringen bIfen. 9od bent @nbe
oeS &rieges botte 5abber feline
2nit, nod WonbiIle 5uriid3nfebren,
oaber fanfte er Elm @ritn0Ttiif in
Der Seabe bon Berlin. hoo er SomQ-
ten bout 1tno cine 3on1oteniotte4
fabrit eitgeriftet bat. Setne ;So.
mile lit nod in MopbilIe, ga Sic
lire 9lbreiie noG 3eutlfl,
Ano nod ntdt erlatbt bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25
Bic 1l1citarel,ie--
pic Nnarel,ic

Berlin, 25. gsob. = Die iftnere
3erfIilfhine oes 6entiten goIfes er.
beIlt aus ben gang beridieoenorti.
6unogebeuneen bel Der su Gbren
Der @efnIlenen obgeboItenen notio.
naIen @eoddtnisfeier. @abreno Gu.
oenoorff uno ieine @eiinnitnasae.
nOiien Die Soffnuns aitsiprodjen,
OaB Der @eiit Der gefnIlenen s,cIoen
i'm oeiitfden goIte fortIeben iueroe,
bieIten bic unabbdneieen So5iaIi.
item 60 Maiienberianrntlingen ob, IN
m oenen oie eepIante 9ereiniaiinq
aller redftion1ren Eorteien nm Gil.
oenoorff nnb Sinoenbire 5ur ggie.
oerberiteI[ung Der @onorihc aus
Shdrffte beroommtt uitr6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25
Srauenitifttftree,t in
Ucbraska beSebr0nkf

2ineoln, @ebr.. 25. 9eop. -@enc.
rdlltaotSanpalt Clarence u. 1obis
bat alif gtnfroee befnnftt geaeben.
ooB Jralen in gaebrosfo linter 0en
bon Der Iesten Staatslegislatnr an.
Igenonanenen @eieb fur ale aouoi.
onten anBer ben iinten angeeebenen
nidt Itintnien fonnen:
gur6esienatoren, Ser. Gtooten
abcgoronete, @ouberneur, aelttnont
@oubernei,r, Staatgiefretdr, Staats.
ouoiteur, Sdasnie.iter, @eneroIan.
malt, Stnots S1uIiuperintenoeut,
&onmiiiion fir offentli6e 2iegen.
idaften un6 @ebauoe, 2seigIatur.
mitglieoer, Sberridter, 0iItrifts.
ri6ter, Gountp-, 6irebens. uno SO.
li5eiridter, Gelegoten aur fonItitu.
tionellen aonbcntion, oIe syraqen,
Die urter Snitidtibe uto Reieren.
bum fontmen. Gollte oie aonTtitli.
ticn geaubert peroeu, 10 oaB oieie
aenlter nidt ols fonItitlttioneIle
&enlter Sii betroGten fino, Damn ton.
men aud sSrauen fir oieie &anoioa.
ten ltifnlnetl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25

9aris, 25. gsob.-eurobo fol[
einen @bisfep-arieg erbnIfen, ,iltO
Der Gan1pfruf lit &orn ltno Bourbon
gegen Scotd. 6anluel 9. gnpIor.
Wii6aeI Q. gleaIp un6 gsoIter &.
8nrns, Die 9eiter oer ,gnterifoiti~
lben 8bisfdp Comp. bon gitropd0 .
fino aug GngIngro bier einaetroffen.
no fie Die notigen &ontrafte fit Sic
Grridtnng elmer @bigfeb- -grenuerei
nbgeidloiien boben. aud, in De,,tif1-
Lamb iollen dbnlife 9re1tnerpien e.
rthtet tueroen. ogSir 1inb bier, nm
europa fiir ben anlerifaniiheu
gSbisfeD Su geipiunen. gs aiIt Sen
aonfurren5falupf gegen ScDtd, i,no
eo9nnc. Die groBten 8Eisfeh-
Sittereiien bon Nrneritd Ifeben him
ter nns, nno mir tuerben oanae
s5renereien beriiberbringen. g[rnerifo
miro H. inln1er trofen bIpiben. ober
IN Guropa miro nod mie Dor qetrun.
ten iperoen", 70 fogen gertreter oes
an1eritaniiden 8bisfep Sriiit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25

Srlaab faftif6 I'M 8elasernnsssn-
itans. 8epablif prsaniFert fd
in atier Sfile.

| 2onoon, Is. Sob. Cine speaiaI.
oepeidje Der eGailp GgpreB4 erfl1rt,
oaB gqns. Srloilo oreailiiirrt lei uno
iirter 8afien It6nOe. Gie Gtrafen.
biIoer in Dublin un0 atoeren iri-
iden Stdoten erinnprn an Sic flon.
oriiden Sta6te 5ur SricgsSeit. lie
beran iieFn man oie GoIoaten nit
ben fa1iIidren gIenleInen uno
ditfgepflan5tem @aionett Die 0ffent.
liwen @ebaloe beluahen. esSn Der
2uft ittlnulen Die glilit1rtlieger.
Sonfs rumpeIn ourd1 Die StraBen.
aae Giienbabnltationen peroen mis
litdriid beiuaht. Sc nGber Der
gGront" oeito friegsntaBiger piro oos
Iusieben. SSrlano itedt boiler @ai-
fem itno Die SoIoaten pilien, mas
bas 5it beoeuten bal. 9ie Stinnung
lit bitter uno feinoielig. 8enn ein
iriid1es Mdoden NIT einen britt
i9en Soloaten iprid)t, tpiro lie bon
ibren sSrein6en IN ben @onn &c.
tam. sSSn Den Ebeatern iitt fein
Gingeborener nebcn eirem SoI0aten;
Der 1T geddtet. Die republitdniid)e
Uniform miro offentlib ouf ben
Straben CUR Sdau getragen. Son.
ienOe bon ois5ipIinierten beipoffueten
Republifanern iino oIs 8aftpoIten
iiber onS 9an5e 2ano 5eritreut, beob.
a6ten ieoe 8eipegling Der britiiden|
Soloaten ino 8oIi5iiten ltn0 ber-
breiten lire gta1ridten burd 2id)t.
iignale. Die 2uortiere Der 8riten
gleifen 8lodbditlern. Itno bon Sta
beLbraBtgefledJt uno Sanoiofet Inn.
geben ltrto nit &ofeten fir Scot.
iisnole ditseeriiitet. SIM goatntp
Glare bat Die @ens6ormerie ibre
gnrraden perIaiien iniiiien, I'M noS
eeben Der Sffitpanteft au idonen. |
Dos gon8e GoltntD lit faftiIf obne
goli5eibeiasung. $50 Die repubiifa.
riide Hegierllng groBerc @cbietcl
lcntrolliert, bat fid) Die britildle Sic.
Iieruns Derfliidtiet. Sic 2eitte fino
m bielen Srten. oonon iiber5eiigt. |
'oB cine &epublif fdon nirfli6 be.
tabt. 3eueineeridtete repubIifaniidcl
Seridtsbofe perridten Die Sunftion
er rtonieIiden" @erid.e. Cine. re-
'ubIifnniife 9oIi5ei lit i'm @eroen
eJriffen. Gin repubIifoniIber 8oItsI
ienlt lit idon einecridtet; baI6 miro
ud republifdniihes @elo in Gr.
beinunJ treten. Sic iriide Srage,"
1et Der eGoiIp @rpreB", bat iid 7
'lblt gelolt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25
ueae cctnikala
fir Batitarbeiter
Sireden. nnb BerfitGitenarbeiier CT.
baltcn Adtitmnbentag nnb 2pbn.
erb6Bmns fiir 1leberitmnOen.

'Maibington, 20. 9eop. Gin neues
2obn. iino arbeitsiibereinfontilen III
bon Der GiienbnbnperipdItung uno
ben @ertretern Der @ertltGtter. unn
Stredennrbeiter tintcr5ei1net NOR
ben. 81breno nift ale 9lnforoerlln-
gen oel 8erbdnoe bcipiIligt wuroen,
iuur0e Der 9ldtitunbentdg oIs 8niis
fir Strefenarbeiter ano berfpanote
arbeiterflafien angenontmen ino
cine 50pro5entige 3ulage fir l1eber-
itunben feitgeiest. 9ie meiIten Der
auberOem BON Der Qlbma9ttng be-
troffenen gfrbeiter erbalten oieien
2obn5uiat fiir mebr aIs SebnItiinoi-
ge 9lrbeit 9ie l1nteridrift oes 9i-
reftors Sines inter ben neren Son.
trott en0iete llnterBonbIungen, bic
felt Gebrltar IN Der Ghpebe bingen.
Sod SdGbung Der Giienbabnpers
ipoltl,ng iuer0en eegen 100000 9lrs
better bon oieiem 4bfonmen be-
riibrt. Ger aontrnft bat GlItigfeit,
iolange bic Babnen Der aontrolle
Der 8an6esreeieriiue unterlteben;
fam ieood auf S0tdgige aiinoigung
aufeeboben iperben. Ndd ben bisber
angeiuanOten &egeIn tpnrben ben be-
treffenoett 9lrbeitertlniien regulGrer
2obn fir 0ie 8. lino 10. Stunoe
uno eine .50pro5ertige 3uIase fir
ooriiber ibnousgebenoe lleberItltnben
be5ablt. 9ieie QobnifoIn bleibt fir
ole Observation-Disclosures itnb fir
ioIbe,. 6eren 8eidaftisung feline MI.
unterbrohen fortgeieste Grbeit ber=
fanet, ipie BUMPER. griidet. uno
areusltngslpddter iiiu., in @itltig-
felt.
8aibington %. Rop. Ser @e-
neralborItonb Ser n8riioeridaften
Der Giienbobner". Ser bier Sisling
b1lt, bat .fih nod ttiht iiber Die 9ln-
nabne Der bon gnbnneripdlter Sines
porgeidlaeenen 2obniase fir ben
oIonsiamen" sSradtbcrfebr entidlie,H
oen. SStlnerbnlb Der n1diten "a
Stlin0en eripartet man einen oefini=
tiben 8eideio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-11-25
ateiI9er StfftmeecI
itafb OcmtieblaitS

Berlin. 25. gaoo. - gaaf elmer
ausIoiillns oes 8irtidaftsntinilters
8iefel fito 8oren i'm 8erte bon
tz000.0O0,000 @eorf 6lrd, .ons
Cod i'm g8eiten" felt Dem Iebten
5ritbiobr in GeihidIono einae.
i&mliggelt tuoroen. onrlinter 2ebeng-
mittel I'M 8etrdee bon 100000
glarf nno 3igaretten in gIeider
@enge. Beeen 0es nieorieen Ssllr.
ieS Der oeutiden M1rf aiebt Die Re-
gierung bic Ginfiibrung eines 9lus.
fubr5olles bon so ssro3ent in er.
ipdeing. Die nod gfmcrifa beitimnte
g(usfubr uno bon amerifo fonner.
be @infnbr eebt ueiitens oltrd ifan.
oinabiide S6noe.
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nteriko biiIt lid,
in SHiueiecn

BalDington, "a. NoD. sSenn Die
merifaniid)e Resiering Die gntiuort
auf Die amerifaniihe Note, ipelfe
Die SreiloIiung Oes aoniltInragenten
Senfins berlauet, lidt abit6tlid)
ber3ogert, 10 iolItc Garran8as @r-
Diberung beute bier eiittreffen. Die
amerifaniide @eianotihnft In Me-
rifo bat feine No6ridt ii6er Den
Gnpfans elmer Regierungsnote ein-
geben loiier uno Senfins lit an-
iheineno nod i'm @efdnsnis in 9sue.
bio. 0as Staatsoepartement bot be-
idloiien, ipeiterar 8er5oserung Der
slngeleqenbeit ourd Senollne elmer
neren Note NIT Der Infrdge, iparl,nt
Senfins nidt freigelafien tpor0en lit,
5u berbin6ern.
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aabinett befaiIIf6
nit StrglfE.. ..ieltreif
G. gilt Gin einfadtes HeAenerempcl 80 lSlen,
bci tucldem Sic seeenwdrtiae Cemcruna
als Panptfaktcr 81 betraetten 1T
yremftcffsDircktcr 6arficls sibt Grklaruns al

@oi6ington, 25. gtob. 8ie
Observation-Disclosures Garfield er.
Hart, piro oas anbinett in ieiner
beutigen Giblna ben @eriuf) ma.
4 den, ben Streif Der &oblener1ber
beiauIegen 9ns lit nad @oriieI0S
4niidjt Die erIte entipidlung in Der
eegenluGrtigen Strciffituation. Die
alpeite Bbaie mndt er in folgenoen
Borten flar: Mon loie cine einf1de
5iehenauf9abe nno man fin6et Die
9lntiport Sii Der Srage, ipelde inIt
alle aoblenbergperfe ieit Dem |. No-
Dember Giiber getrieb geiebt bat uno
100000 @crglelte Die g(rbeit elm.
itellten. 0ieie 9fufgnbe lit: 9ie er.
9obten Soften oes 2ebensurlterboIts
felt 1918 minus Der berb1ltnisn6Big
geringen 2cbnerbobitng, ipeId)e Die
8ergleute bon 1913 biz 1917 ere
bielten lit glcid Dem 2ob1 ben Die
9ergleute iebt foroern.
gluseeItattet nit EabeIlen miro
@ariieIo Der heutieen aobinettsiit.
sung beilpobuen ilno oerieIben bel
fen, oieie gluf9abe 5u loien. 9lu9
giienbobnoireftor 'Sines miro anne.
ieno fein. SoIlte bos &abinett I'M.
itan0e iein, Die glufgobe 5u I6ien,
Oam lit es ipnbrideinli6, bob oie
@rubenarbeiter eifen h0beren 2obnI
erbolten meroen, tpie Die @rubenb.
fiber ibnen se6en iDoaen.
Gie gertreter beioer &orteien iper.
ben inoeiien in ibren Sauptqiinrtie.
rem oas 9feiultot Der aabtnettiibuns
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Meucr &rifg id6eint
im Nn3nge 1T lein
t,ritiidc 5eitmnoen inS Ser Mniitt, cab Elm
5miammenitcis stpifd1cn Jtalicncrn MnS
Jmac<Slaren nnabtpentbar TT.
yombaitii6es @ereSc Ses Aebellen S',lnnMmsic.

6em @eriprehen, bon oerrielben midi
eber @ebraud 5u mnden Bis ogIm
niinaio feline Girtpil[ignng baau ge.
geben babe. or batte 0drtoIs er4
fldrt, 6ah er Die tpefentIiden Stdbtp
GolmatienS 5i belesen uno Mon.
tenegro bon ierbii1enn GinfIuB 5u
befreien gebenfe. gr lei 0nrdl,f por-
bereitet, fir feline Soee 3li f1Inpfefr
ioIlten ieine StreitfrGfte be0rcbi
tperoen. sd iperoe iene Stdote be-
ieben Ole Stalien 6ur1 ben 3on-
ooner 8ertrag 5igefallen iino" iogte
er. SD iperbe Mnntenegro Be-
freien oos our6 ierbiide Mctboocr
0enatiunnIiiiert ipiro. @s beiBt, odfs
Die itaIieniide &egieritne mid ifis-
gebeim iintprltiist; ons ift ober nidt
fDobr. 9ie Negierung tpeiB, ooB idJ
nnr &edt nno @ere1tigfeit per-
lange; iie ober min cine geiieritng
oer Sage nuf oiplonldtiiden @ege
erreiGen. Tim Die @elt in Mngit slt
eriesen, tpir0 bieI Die Ge6e bon elmer
Gebcluticn in SsStaIien in6 Die ausa
faat boIiGelDiitiider Sebren oie &eoe
iein. 9as ober bot nid)ts 5u be0eits
ten. Weine Expedition trdgt feines-
iDegs oen 4eim elmer GeboIution IN
i'd. Sic hiloet bie Iogiidje Gitt-
lnifelung zines 2nn6es our ginig.
felt elmer groBen geation"