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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Seine jnriitiide ;yraac.

SD inuB suerit itn6Oriifli6 ber.
pprbeben", fiibrte Or. GreuB ous
aoab es iid nidt Inn cine jllriitiid)c
sSrnge bon0eIt. Som Gtanopimfi
oes @eiebes lit fie tIor lnb einfody
Gie glrt nnO gseiie. ipie uniere Seq.
ner Die 6rage oliieeiporfen boben,
5eigt oeutlidl, oaB iie gang onoerc
3iele berfolgeh ols cine slpeifel.
bofte geietIide 5rdge ait flaren.
Sn 9(6iab 2. alueiter sqb oes glr-
tifels lis Der gerfdiiitng beiBt eS,
.9ie 8eltinnnngen oe3 oun 2S. SIT
nj 1919 in Geriailles lmter3eihneten
6rieoensbertrages per0en ourb Sic
Serfaiiltng uid)t beriibrt." 9os
idlieBt ieoen 8ioeriprud 5lpiiden
5rie0ensuertrae ltn6 g3eriollung
ans, oen1 ioILte In Der 8erfaIjln0
etpas I'M @ioeriprlt1 nit Dem sSrie.
oensbertrnse ieifE 10 1piiroe Iebterer
nns eeieslib @iiltige fem, ohne bab
Die 8erfaiinrg gednDert iii, fitnftige
8erbaItniiie iiber Den @ertrog bins
uus IN ge6nutta gu dieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16

GaIlas, Ser, 16. pt.-Sdlim.
mer pie man otfdngli9 nnrtabnL bat
| oas llripetter an Ser ternnii9en &it.
tie getpiitet. @roB lift Die 3obI Der
grtrrnfenen. 5olselDe 8eri9te fiito
aus nodltebenoen St1oten eingelnu.
fen: Corpus gbriiti, 5piiden 15 ulto
20 Nerionen ertritnfen; iiber 200
gerleste befi1toen iib 1T Soipit6-
lern; 5000 iino oboa6Ios. Ser III
Corpus g1riIti anseridtete So9Ifa=
oeit miro altf $3,000,000 berans
Idlagt; so gerioren tper6en bers
niBt.
g(raniaS GnB-@ine gerfon er.
tritlifen meBrere onoge berniBt;;
lhmerer G1di1o6et.
aofport -59perer Go6iGa6en;
mebrere 2eiite iperoen beriniBt.
Sort 9(ronins--0ie Stnbt tpur0e
foit bollitanoig 5erft6rt, nadOem bie
6pringflut ii6 iiber Die @uitang
sSnfel ergoB.
grotunsbiIle-S S6iperer GadI1a-
Sen.
Observation-Disclosures iitl0 tpie0er
normal; etlpns Gahi6aben att ber-
seidnen; Der Seetpaa idiibte bic
Staot.
9ortlu,o--23 2ei6en tp1roen ee.
bergen.
9ort g[rtbitr-Grbebliher Gohz
ifaoen ipur0e olteerihtet.
Sintoll-9rei 2ethen tpuroet1
iiioIif Der Stabt an Der &iiIte ge-
bergen.
Die 9r1bte iiilo in Dem beriuiiite-
ten 9iitrift n1e nieoergeIegt.
Sier eingatroffene 9epeiden mel
oen, oaB 35 5oloafen, Die lib III ei-
nent aubeIagar BEL Corpus gbriiti
befanoen berntiBt iuerben. Cine
0epeIde ans 8eebile nteIoet, oaB
100 2ei6name in Der goi bon Cor
pus GbriIti oitfgefifft lpnrSen.
3elte ltto gsobrnneslnitteI ipera
oen nat oen bon Ser &ataitropbe
betroffenen 9iltriften geianot.
Die Springflut BEL Corpus gbri-
iti ergoB iid NIT elmer @eidtuinoie.
felt bon 65 @eiIen Die Sttn6e ins
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
seine glnitaIten snr s1inridtnna.

Sinrolu, glebr., 16. Sept. - Oh
mobl ndditen Sreitos Der fcItgeIette
Sinridtungstas lit fir oie oes W9or.
Oes iiberfilbrten WGnner @tonner II.
Cole, 10 bat Der gefdnsnisoufIeber
Geuton nod feinc glniiaIten eetrof.
fen, Die beiben R6nfter binSuridD.
ten. Ser Snbeus CORPUS 9ro3eb 1T
nod nidt erleoiat unO Fat sSenton
aud nidt gefragt, oh Der 51Il boI6
sur erleoieuns fonmt, @orOen
6eHton ingt, oaB. ipenn er IN Die
Gage beriett iplr0e, cine eleftriide
SinridtiHg borneGnen 81 mitiien er
iid cineu 9lpporai Uou dhswdrts lei,
ben nuiie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Brimdriunbl fiir bic gerfaiinnSs.
apnbeution.

2incoln, 9iebr., 16. Sept. ST
"a 2eeislotar-0i -0iitriften finbet beuit
Die Priut1ripabl aur 91onliniernnp
BON aonoionten fir bic aonititilti.
Ons.aonbention Itatt. syn 9iitriften,
in oenen ipeniger oIs 8 ann6i6oten
iino, fin6et feline 9rinGriuo6I Itott,
uno Die aan6i0ntet in foIden Gi.
Itriften tperoen I'M globember aus Der
Site oIler 9lppIifnntrn eetpdblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Nentidlc ffla6tlinae .inaefanaen.

Salt Safe Gitp, 16. Sept. Der
oeutite 5Iiidtling T1ul SeioIer,
Der nit Srei onSercn 0euti6en ans
Der sSSnternierung entfIoben 1T, in.
Dem iie einen Sunnen unter Der
Stodaoe onlegten, lit iDieoer einge.
fnngen norSen. Gie sSIi6tIinge
heiBen: GeioIer sSreo Goof, Sorrp
SnH nae Soc alonid. 9ieie Bier
eiitfomer ouf eiuem 6rnht5ns nam
Sgoen. Sie inaten onb iie sfpei
@ieiIet duf bem 9aud froden noh.
oem iie Orn Slmnea nerlaiien bot.
ten Gies iUar Seiolers 5lueiter
Gcriuf sn entfonunen an0ere
Icutihs iuo nod anf Der dluht
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
nmftretcn Scr SIN i'm
Srankreieb befiircbtct

goris, t6. Sept. 3ie meoi3i.
tifbe 8elt bon 4nris berfoIgt nit
gr0Btem Sntereiie oos etuftreten ee.
Difier arantbeiten in eon5 Sraif.
reid, Die ols @eoGrnfieber be5eidnet
neroen. Mon befiirdtet, oab oieieS
@eodrmfieber gorI6ufer Der sSIu
if. ltmfaiien6e Mobnabmen our
9efdnpfitng Ser gerbe iinO getrof-
fen iporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Denti6e miinen
HilrlaltS rdllnlen

@aris, 16. Sept. Ser oberite
9fat miro aa 9euti6lan0 cine gaote
ietioen, III pelder es beiBt, Dob 0ie
bon Der heiltiden 9leaierinq erteilte
g(ntiport, iie iei ridt fir Sic Sauo.
litngen Der 8ruppen Oes Generals
b. Der @ols IN allrlanO berantuort.
li6 81 boIten bilfdI(ig lei. GeitId.
LAMB miro fir oie idleilnige gfdit-
mlng aiirlonos berantiportIid ae-
bnIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
f9 perienkte
S9iffc gebcbcn
Die GnsIGnSer beridjaffen iidj an.
ifeineno cine nette Seritartnns
ibrer sSlutte.

@nibiiteton, 16. Sept. - SiIfs.
Stoatsiefretar GDilipps erbieIt cine
9epeide aus 2onoon, iporin oeIogi
miro, oaB Die oeutiden Shiffe, mel.
dye bon Der Monnidaft berienft mltr.
Den, pieoer geboben ipltr6en in Dem
8oiIer bon Scapa sSlop. 9os
S6ladtidiff ngoOen", Die areuSer
e6rnnfflrt", 0Iiirnberg" unb ,Gm.
ben" nebit Is 3erltorer iino iuieoer
geboben uno flott eena6t. 3rei
anoere 3erltorer iper6en ipobri6cin-
lid audi nod gebrben iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Wcttcrberid,t

Sir Gnabn uno llu1eegeno =
Sdon beute obeno, fpobrid)einlid
uribeitimrttes @etter on geittipoH.
8euia @ediel in Sen1perotur.
Sir 9lebragfn SeiIDeiie be.
uoltt bclte obeno, ipobri6einIi1 in
unbeiiiminteg @etter ousorteno.
@enis @ehieI in Der Semperatur.
Sir Sopa-Sdon beilte nbena
nno Waittpoh, fpdbrideinIid III ut.
beitimlHtes ggefter nrsorteno I'M
meitIiden SeiIe on Diitttpoh nbefi0.
&Grmer in noropeitliden Teile
betlte nteHa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
g(ntoSie6e merSen ansaelieferi.

SIncoIn, ytebr., 16. sept. = Ger
@oubernettr bat bas 6ein6 gepdrt,
bic 9littomobiIoiebe, Sod gai6 llno
9. 6. 8Ders, Die eiiiamuten in 0ma.
bn nngetlagt iDuroen eif g(tltomobi[
Deg Serrn q. S. apte qefto6Ien 3lt
baben aus5ulicferu. Die @eioen
pur0en IN OtLabOma 9th berhaftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Seitraft iueaen @erbrcnnana bon
9lbfnG.

2incoIn, gtebr.. 16. Sept - Sin
geridt pom 5elteriflusbttreou &c.
iogt, baB cine &feioerfirmo in Scctt&
Bluffs Iette @ohe Odrauf beitono,
abIdll 81 oerbrennen. sic iuur0e 5il
beriAicoenen Mfalen gelpornt. 3iC
5irna muroe uut SIS beitraft. Der
5eilerdef iii Der Soffnnng, oaB Die
6trafe cine lpirfinme lit uno oaB
in Der 3uflinft Die 8orii9tsnaBre-
gelu Oes Bureaus beodtet iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
RaTeutampi in geeiu gOrs.

Stem gOrf, II. Sept. - On Der
t35. StruBe uno SenOr sIpe., fam
es 3fUiifen @cibeu iulo 5arbisen
Su elmer blutieen SdIdgerei. bel
luelfer Elm Sorbiser getotet, sipei
onOere uno Elm goIi5iit bsriuunOet
lpuroen. Eie goIi5eireierben bon a
Rcnieriun6en ipnroen nilfeeboteu, iln
bic llnruben 81 uuteroriiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
SiSitit9 Scs DcritanSes
Ser PilfsaeieuI1aff

6ellte abeno baIt Der goritono
Der omerifariiden SiIfs-Geienidaft
fir 3entrnlenropa I'M Mtniif9enu
mieOer cine Gerionnnlltng al, in
helder ipeitere S6ritte getan tper-
ben ioGen OoS gSerf auf Sen Staot
olts5uoebnen, Gieies iollte 9elingen
ltnO Oie @elellidbaft idon in oller
ndditer Belt in oie Gage berieben,
cine 5peite @aggonIobung MiI1
oOer onoere 2ebensntitteI an Die 9tpt=
leioelloen IN @itrOpn 5u ien0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
&ilioll ll1n6 itin.s,
stimnle iII!!)nel
Grifft tcutc in California cin, tuir Seficn crit
mcrecn tn SON Sraneiscc ipredtc sctnicns
beaciitcrter Gmpfana im Des 11lcines
i spirS ,f,itt,poee abenS in fineoln, t1eb., lcin

Senotor So6uIon weittiuod) 9(beno
in Sinccln ipreden miro nn0 Gena-
tor 8orab nod Siour 9th geben
miro, INT eine NeOe sit bdIten. 9ser-
ionert Die I'M Snnern oes etaotes
wobnen fonnen iitb Sibe au ser Re-
De IN 2incoIn iidern, inSem iie an
5ranf q. Sarriion 2incoln, idrei.
ben oOer telesrapbieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
GrsHronprift5 tuiH
ita6 OemtctlanS

9on0on, t6. Sept. - Qic gtdtio.
nal gieip5 mill iriiien 6aB Der Gr.
&ronprin5 iid nod 9eutiblono 5u.
riidicbne unO sic ge9ornen binnen
fur3em erilthen tueroe, ibnt ait ge.
ltatteh leinen &obniib lit ser Sci
mat neblnen 5u oiirieu. gr miIie,
BOB 3elttidlnnO INIT aonigen fer.
tig lei; er iel6it bege teinc monor-
d)iItiIben SOcen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
3eitnnssIdJrei6cr am Streif.

9aeip Soben, Conn, 16. Sept. =
Die 8eribteritatter bon 4 Der bieii.
gen 3eitutlgen eiiteen iuegen ber-
loneter 2obnerbobutls an ben
Streif. 8ie &eporter ftno boI.
itanOig oreaniiiert iino begannen 10.
fort Die 9lusgabe elmer tdglihen
3eitling e8be giepprter".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
.Jtalicncr fint iett
Pcrren in Simntc
Srnppen Der Aaiicrten berlaheu bic
Staot; Gat Der Siinf befakt
iid nidyt init Der Gage.

Garis, 16. Sept. - Die bieiieeil
itnlieniiden Sriebensoclegaten babei1
gladridt erbuIten, bab 6ilnne geeen.
m1rtie bon 10000 @lonn itolieni.
ider Irnppen belest lit. sSron5oii.
ihes unO britiides I2ilitar bat Ieine
5loggen eirge3ogen Nn6 oie Sto6t
DerloIien.
Ser o6erite 9iat bot beIdloIicn,
nidt eiit5uereifelb ionOerl es Der
italienii6en Sfeeierilng Slt iiberlal,
len Die slngeTegenbeiten in Siume
dlt oronen; iie hnlten ben bon
o'glnnrn5ip ulo ieinelt SeIiersbeI.
fern ollsgefiibrteil Nuti9 ais cine
rein innere s[lgele9enbeit, Die 5u
oronen SStolien oIleill on9ehe. Ser
treter bon sluei @roBlnGdte inSeIlen
oringen 0nrouf, bic Siune. .3rage
bolbigit SIT erIeOigen Isl Gbnli6e
8miIdenfGlle at herbiiten. 9ie ame-
rtfanllAe JrieoensoeIegntioil bat bon
8oibington teinerlei Snitrnftionen
erbolten.
sSas Die Ser6em melbcn.
@euf 16. Sept. - 9os bieIiqe
ierbiihe NrcBbureon bot bon 8eIy
grdo folgen0e MitteiIing aber Gor.
g1nge in Siiune erboIten. Gabrielle
o'slnnllnaio, lnteritiibt bon Streit-
frdften slr0ete's, lit in sSiltlne einge.
troffen mo bat cine 9Sroflonotion
erIalien iuonod sSinne 5u sStolien
eeDoret ioIl. sSn SSiume berridte
etne 3citIong Geiebloligfeit, 6enn oie
Ernppen peldle Sic Staot aerdlinrt
botten febrten ipnter obne ibre Sf-
tl5lere 5ltrild, bertrteben Die Iofolen
geboroen luto leBten oen itolicniiden|
8eneral GittaIii9a eefangen. Britt
Idle 1nO irol3oiiihe Streitfraite Der.
barrifaoierten iid in ibren 2agerlt.
on tie einen 9(neriff Ser sstaliener
eriportefen. Sn5niiden riIien @2et.
lhenmengen Die sfloggpn Der slniier-
Ten berob. Die Ierbilden @eboroenI
luerben III Der iioliert Iiegcnoen Dor.
Itaot Suiaf berbIeiben.
sieaieraaa IuirO finidreitsn.
Houb Is. Sept. Eie Reaierltna
bot bereits Sdritte eetoti, I'M o'sln.
nllnaio's 9benteuer in sSilne Alt un-
terOrilden itno bat ben SiIfs-@ene-
ralitabsfef beouftragt, fid nod) ssilt.
ne 81 be9eben uno Die g(nb6nger bes
0idters auf5uforoerm mad ibren He-
Ilmentern 5urild3ufebren Ole Srup.
pen o'2lnnun5ios, init meldjen ct 6en
F1tti1 ausfilbrte, be8iifern iid auf
$500 0eann; es beiBt 0aB iif 6ie
8orniion 5iitme's eewei9ert babe, |
th o'slnnun5io on5lti6liebel. gS it'll
)oS Geriidt berbreitet ipor0elt 0o6I
'as aobinett gfitti geitiirat mor0enI
et nnO .0oB oie nele geqierltaqI
'oS llnterneblnen o'qlnnltn3io'S im-I
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$SS62.86
@iiitab 8aueiien.
-Sefretdr.

5deds iinO aus5uIteGen oui Gu.
itab Saueiien sSinan5 sefretdr,
1923 2eobenportb Ctr, Omaha,
gteb. aLuf ibn ousgeiteate Gdeds
f0nnen BON 2eiern aud an Die Sri-
biine eeianot tperoen, Die iie on
Serrn Snusiien iibereeben ipirO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16

Ger nngefohtene 9[rtife[ 81
gIbiab 2, lalitet I'm 8ortIaltt Der
neuen betitfden 8crfniiling:
n9entidOiterreid erbGlt mad
ieinem 4niflnfl an Sas 9eat.
ide gieid oas Gedt Ser Seilnab-
me am 9ieidsrat nit Der iciner
: Se00lfcrnns entip redenSea
Stimmensa9l. Sis balm babcn
bic gcrtreter 3eatidGiterreids
bcratenoe Gimme"
Ser Sas in gfrtifeI t7S. gl6.
ias 2, Iautet:
Die Seitimnl,tngen Ses nm
%. SUM- 1919 in &eriaiIles mn
ter5eidluetcn Jriebensuertra aes
iunrOen Ourd) Die @erfaiinng
nidlt berii6rt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-16
Stein gSIOerIprntl 5nm 6rieoeasocr,
iran.

s(rtitel 81, QLbiab Sipei (uelfer
Die 3ulaIiung oiterreidiidcr @titglie-
Der gum &ei6srat ellt91lt) ltebt 1liht
in fornlellen @egenioB ait 0en sSrie-
Oensbeoingun9en, 0ns lit Surh lin,
ter5ei6nltng Der 8eoingungen ourd,
Die alliierten un6 oIIo3iierten Gegies
rungen nnerfnnl1t. ssSu Sen oettiden
8egenborIdIGget gum Sriginolfrie.
oensbertroge iebte Die oelttlhe &eaie.
rimg onseinnnOer bel @r0rteritng
Oieies 4unftes, 0oB 9eutldlano
nidt Die gtbiidt babe, Die 0Iterrei.
diide @ren8e gu bergetpnltieen.
8enn ieoo6 SeitGrrei1 tpiinid,e, ei-
nen 3uItono Der 9ereinigung nit
9eutfdlato berbei3ubringen, f6nnte
lebteres iid ni6t nerpflidtetb iid
Den 8iiniden Der sOeutidelt 8rii-
Der In Seiterreib" 5n lpioerIeben;
oem in oieiem Sole it6n6e ons
Se1t Der Selbitbeitinunung Der &6L.
fer eegen 3eutidlano. 3ie oliier.
ten in0 niio3iierten Iegierungen|
ertnnnteu in ibrer glntport einiah
oil, 0ab 9eutidlano ni6t Die otter.
reihii6e @ren5e 5u bergeluoItigen
niinide. Syn Oieiem Sinne iuurOe
Der sSrieoensbertrag lmterSeihnet.
artifel 81 bergenoItiat nidt Die
oiterreidii6e @renSe. @ielnebr 1T
oles Der freien Suitiotipe Deter.
reids iiberlaiien ouf Der 8aiis no.
tionaler Grunoidse uno nationaIer
Sel6it6eItimmune.
GerftGubisnus uGre eintadl.
sSerner pdre, luenn Der Berbon0
(oie Gntente) erHIte GintDenoungen
eegen ben bnrnlloIen 5peiten abiat
oes g(rtifeIS 81 erbebt, ousreidenOe
@elegenbeit, oariiber 5lt einer rubi.
gen 8eritGn0iguna nit Gei,tidl[ono
5i fommen. Stott 0eiien bat Der
SerbaHb cine ie6r pOreiliee uho
briisfc gseiic ms aeeenii6rr crudbltl
iisortietuuo nuf Sctte ~
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stnator ,l04nion lladI 9ine0ln.

9incoln, glebr, 16. Sept. -
IN. g. 8oipea, SnIabo, iDnrbe ac.
tern slbenS in aenrtHis aeiett, 0ab
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The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
PLAYING POLITICS.

Close observers of the political
trend believe they discern in the dila-
tory tactics that are being pursued in
road legislation until after the nation
al election
Will congress, after all, inquiries the
Chicago News. revert to the McAdoo
proposal of an extension of govern
ment operation for a two-year period?
Would not that be another confession
of intellectual bankruptcy and moral
railroad legislation along with reve-
nue. and taxation legislation? The
country, it declares, will not fail to put
the right construction on congression-
al muddIing.' Sinking. and aimless
drifting.
1t appears that a poll taken by Re-
publicans in the United States senate
disclosed more formidable opposition
to the Cummins railroad bill than its
sponsors had supposed to exist. 1t is
now feared that the measure cannot
be passed at all and that it will be
necessary to urge the. president to
postpone indefinitely the return of the
roads to their respective owners.
This would in truth be an impotept
conclusion of senatorial discussion
begun nearly two years ago. When,
some months ago. the president served
notice of his intention to return the
roads on December 81, he hoped. of
course, that in the meantime congress
would pass the requisite legislation.
without legislation it would be. ruin
Gus for the railroad corporations to re-
sumo operation of the lines. They can
not undertake to pay the heavy
monthly deficits resulting from in
creased costs. and they know that fur
ther demands by labor, as well as Wig
orous hostility to- rate increases, may
be anticipated.
But why cannot the Cummins bill,
again asks the News. be amended and
passed? Why do not those who pro-
fess to favor amendments to the bill
frame and offer them instead of
merely obstructing. and threatening?
Some senators say the bill is too
radical. One calls it Bolshevik. La
Toilette calls it reactionary and wick
ed-bpt he wants government owner
ship Some aiiege that the bill be-
trays the public, and some that it en-
slaves labor. All this is not argument
and seems to indicate merely a search
for some way not to do it.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19

Ystidday I counted up how mutch
money I had saved up to buy Kriss-
mas presents and made a list of the
presents l was going to buy with it,
this being it:
Pop-a hankerchiff with his initial
Embroidered in one corner.
Ma-a thing to put musterd in with
glass spoon, IS sents.
My sister Gladdis-things to put in
her shoes wen she's not wearing them.
10 sents.
My cuzzin Artie-A half. pound
of new jelly beens in a old fantsy box
frum last kristmaSs, 9 cents.
Being all, and this aftirnoon I was
standing on my skates tawking to
Mary Watkins standing on hers, and
she sed, Have you bawt your kriss-
mas presents yet, Benny? and l sed,
No, not yet, but / got a. list rote out.
o, have you, who alls on it? sed
Mary Watkins. Meening was she OH
it, and I sed, @, diffrent people, and
she sed Leroy Shooster is going to give
me a present for Krissmas watts you
think of that? A half pound of
think Leroy Shoosted isd awfiA nice.
don't yau?
o I don't know. L sed. and Mary
Watkins sed. o don't you think he is,
o I think he is, and I seds Q a half
pound of chocklits aint so mutch.
waits nail pound oI chocklltS, Wal
would you say If 1 gave you a hole
pound?
o, Benny, how perfeckly wonderful,
I think you're twice as nice as Leroy
Shooster, I hope you don't think a
moment was hintng? sed Mary Wat
kins.
Serteny not, I sed. Wich. maybe
she wasent, and Wen I went home !
made another list. this being it:
Mary Watkins, a. pound of chock-
Its, so sents.
Pop, a small siz handkerchief with
his initial rote in one corner with red
ink, 10 sentS.
Ma, glass musterd spoon. 10 sents.
My sister Gladdis, a small size box
of shoe blackening, 5 sents.
My cuzzin Artie, nuthing.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
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IERR2HkS
Up
E03arIG Guest
HE DID 1T FOR ANOTHER.

HE DID IT FOR ANOTHER
He did 1t for another-gaye his money and
his time.
He Sacrificed his comfort Just to help q
boy TO climb.
And he missed the touch of glory and the
fame ne might have won,
But he's happy and eoDtented In the good
that he has done
He did It for another-stretrhed his hand
out to q friend
And his purse today IL lacking what he
might have kept to spend.
For he gave away his treasure In the cause
OF one in need,
But he's happier and richer 10 the record
of his deed.
He did Il for another-bore the battle and
its pain
For the bigger life Of freedom that bis
brother might attain.
And men wondered when they found him
lying silent In his place,
How 2 man could die as he did with a
smile upon his face.
He did 1t for another-they are glad who
pay the price.
For tsere Is no JOY TO equal that which
comes from sacrifice.
And the man who finds contentment Is the
one who gladly spends
His time and strength and money for the
welfare Of his friends
Copyright 1919 By Edgar A. Guest
The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-19
LABoR,s VIEWPOINT.

Attention is called by the Detroit
Newssto placard attached to a post
at a.transfer- point in Chicago. which
reads: I'VE work too hard when we
work-that's why our work don't last.
Slow down." (Signed) Painters Dis
trict Council No. IL.
Because a few hundreds of thou
sands of people who have never seen
this erroneous advice are acting on it
we have high cost of living problem.
1t ought to be plain that if the
bricklayer lay fewer bricks in a day
than formerly and get the same or
higher wages the completed house will
cost more. If the man who makes
bread, or mines coal. or paints houses,
or manufactures furniture lie down on
his job every one who buys bread, or
coal, or paint, or furniture win help
pay for his idleness by paying more for
bread. and coal, and paint, and furni-
ture. And, as consumers, we have no
or paint-buyers, or coal-buyers, or fur
niture-buyers.
Houses cost a lot of money now
adays. Their cost will mount IL the
advice of Painters District Council
No. IL be generally followed by paint
ers. And as working people are in
the majority they chiefly will pay the
bill.
What the world needs now to re-
duce prices is more production.
Every man who fails to produce the
most and the best he can raises the
price of the ARTICLE he is employed to
make. And every one of US who buys
that article, or some other article in
the making of which men are 'slow-
ing DOWN on their work. helps to pay
thesbilI for their idieness.