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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
General 2lHcmblp
Ses Staates Jctun

9eS 0ioineS, q. SON. - g8
lbeint, DOB ieoer, Der eiuen gfeform.
plan bat, nlr oaratf uartet Bis er
Dor Der 2egislatttr erideinen fouiL
un ieinep gfeforubIdnen proftiihe
@eItalt gebet 81 fonnen. IS tper.
ben in 0ieier Sisung Der 2egiSlotltr
cine 9roBe gln3obl 9ias eiltgereidt
Die ollerlei ipe5ieGe 9efornen gum
3uef baben. Sem Spe3ial @r5ie.
bungspeien miro otBerorbentlib bieI
9luflnerfiautfeit eei6enft. 9ie SSSoipa
2ebrerseieGl6aft bat gorlagen 6ltr
ipe8ieIlen @r5iebln9 Der iogenotul-
ten nriifitdnoigen ainoer", voos
&iio 6es arbeiters" ooaS obbdngige
&ino", soos NIT SfaOen bebaftete
&tnO" unb nod onoere, bic eine ipe-
8ielIe, @r5ieblingsmetbooe berlnngen,
fir ale bieie ioa Die @eiesaebllne
glbbilfe idaffen. 8enn alle &or-
idlage sur annabme gelangeL oann
0ilrfte mpb[ ipenis nebr 8u tnn
iibrig bIeiben. g8ie leidtiiuiiig ie.
bod BET iniern @eieBgebern oft ber.
fnbren miro tit Der glbfaiiung Der
@eietesboridldge, 3eigt pieoer ein-
mai Die @ntiheiolns nnleres bod
item @eri6tsbofes. 9aS @eies, mel
dies Die glnipenolng uno ben Sc
brau9 Ser 2idter uno S6eintperfer
on oen 2lutontobilen bori6reibt, lit
bonn 9bergeridt olS unonsfiibrbar
erfldrt poroen. @ie Ri6ter erfIdr.
ten oas @eieb fir Elm totoeborenes
aino. Ser SSebler in Dem @eieB
tann iofort cine @er6eiierllna erfob-
rem 0a Die 38. 9liicntbIp iebt in Sit
5ung 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
User bat Nnfang ots
&ritgfs otri6uloft?
Das ion anf Ser SricScnskcnfcrcns sciiau feItscs
itcnt, alle SebnlSiecn sur Retcnidait
acscoen perSen
anblanss 5nlafiuns nod in scr sdwcbe

6os beIonoers o[s @ouperneilr bon
SEEM SSerieD beipieien. Seine Pin
orOnung oieies 9rinaips INT porIie-
eerben Solle 1T nur oesboIb rnge*
nib, neil nod nidt feitgeiteIlt 1T,
Oh Der &oiier perlon[ib bic GhuI0
trGgt, ODER Oh er elmer or1ngen0en
milit6riihen &artei nabgegebelt boz
be. 60 eriheiflt eg, nls Db Mrne-
rifds glbgeinttote cine onrhsreifen-
oe ltrteriuhung in oie S1ufo eiues
ieoen uno bic @roBe oerS9uIo eines
je0en befiirlporter tpiir0en.
9as rttIiiide Erpblein.
Gertreter Der @rokin1dte ilebuleIt
berte ibre 8eratlingen ipieoer ouf.
Gs banoelt iid oarunt, iolIen Ser
treter RltBldtos, 1ttl0 iueIhe, CUR
&onferen5 5ueeloIIen peroen.
Ser friibere O1nii6e @eianote iii
Getrogroo. s. Grdbeailts. elmer Der
leBtelt 0IploillnfefL 0le HtBlni1D
bcrlolIen bntten, mar Dor Der aon-|
feren3.
@ion eripartet, DOB feline glusia.
gen oenen bon ssSoicpb Wfouleils,
0eln ebelnaligen @eian0ten 5roltf-
rei6s in guBlono, erltipreden
piitoen. Wioulen's g5eribt ipltroe
ME bernffentlidt bod bat ct flira
ttodj ieiner glnfunft bon glrbangelsf
ii6 in einen SSStfterDieip oabin aus-
gelproden, BOB es 1innio9Iih lei, ben
8oli1eipifi cine 4nerfennltug ii.
gero tpeIder gtrt oit geip6bren.
Gns 8otlrn fir Die @ieoerotf.
rabne Der @erbanbIitngen oes bollen
&ongreTles mar beitte l1lorgen nDd3
ridt beItinlnlt. oo9 eriportet mat
IN geipiYien &reiien, oaB oie SHE.
6ensfonferen5 batte nahalittao iDie.
Der beginner neroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
Die 1oerfaiimtt9 Scr
Republic 1t)iirtfcnlbcr0

8ern, 21. San Cine Speaiul.
fonnnliiiion, Die eingeiest tpttrOe. llla
Die 8erfaiilng Ser 9iepublif 8iirt-
temberg ou85uarbeiten bat lire ST.
beiten beerloet. 9ae EiteI l1ll0 Or
ben tuer6en Der &onitit1tiol1 8lifDIge
abgeIhafft; ,bollltdfloige GeIigiofts-
freibett miro eeipdbrt; Gin5iebung
aller air9engeloer, ipontit ons bonn
Gtante einge5ogene Girheneigeritltln
bescbIt tperoen foll; nlle 5halen
iteben inter gluflidt Oes St1nte;;
@inribtung zines MIR aus eittent
Sauie beItebel1oen 2anOtages, oer
ourb 8olfsabitiunliing alifgelolt
peroeg fann; Der 9rGiioent uao ons
4abinett tperoen 0ltr9 ons @olt CT.
pdbIt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
41r1liScnt ltoilicit 6ait
Scs frans. scnats
Gr erflGrt in iciner gieSe, Oak
5ranfreidl sesen ale 8efabr &C.
ifiikt iuerOen ntiilie.

9aris, 81. San. - Gr6ii6ent @iT-
ion NOR geitern gberb i'm Current
burg 9ala1t @oft 6es fraltaOIiiben
Senots. sgn feiner Siidrebe iagte
Serr 8ilYntt ilftter onbereln, folgen.
oes: o8ir piIlen, rpeIden @efnb-
rem 6rarlfreid ottsgeIeBt getueien 1T;
Srntfreid eIalbte, ooB mir Die @e-
fabren 1tift erfnrnt bGtten uno ridt
nit ibut ipntpatbiiterter; 1tno i'd
fam iogerL oaB mir aeittpeiie Die
@efdbren, in oenen fitb Die 8elt be.
fdn6, nid)t in Dem MaBe 5u erfennen
iuuBten, ipie sic; urto mir f0nnen
uns Oie Gorge, oie Sic in Sen 8rii.
fitngsjabren otsgeitdnben, boriteIGeit
oenn 5rarfreid itaro in 0eut &anpf
Inn bic Sreibeit int goroertreffen-
Sraltfrei9 bat fid in sen Sabren
bIutigen 9iingens iein eigenes Sdid.
iol gebiloet. @roBes lit hei Dem g(uf.
balt zines neuen sSrailfreid8 eeidlofs
fen iporoen; ltno 1tnnlittel6ar ien.
ieits Der @renSe, rur bon tpenigen
fSeitltngen BON einon0er 1etretnt 1no
einem tIeinen 2oroe, oeiien g2ettrali.
t6t Ser Sein0 tti6t reipeftierte, liegt
Der Gdatten tpeI6er bon elmer 8oI=
fe geporfen miro, oie bon Deutld.
lamb ousgebt. @s lit 6ieies Die
8olfe oes 9tdnfeipiel8, Die 8oIfe Der
b0ien 9IbIidt, Die @olfe binterliiti.
ger @eoonfen. 9icier Sdatten Ia.
9erte an Der @ren5e 8ronfreids.
g(6er oenno9 lift es ldon, bdran 8u
6enfett bob es fir 6rdnfreid nidt
nur eine @efabr, iorOern cine Ser
ousfor0eritng mar. 6ronfreid 8it-
terte nidt. SSySn 9tube lno ouf eige.
ne 9(rt riiItete eS feline Sobne fir Den
&dmpf Der I'M gn5tge mar; 1tie-
mails ging eS 5ur Snintintibe iiber
ODER benobm fih berousfor0erno; es
batte fid 5ur 8erteibigung geriiitet
un0 nift, I'M ieinen 8ilIen an6eren
o1tf5ualpingen, mar uber nltd ge'
rilItet, ooB es fi6 bon anoeren 86k
fern feline @oridriften 5u loIien ma.
den braudte.
og81breno i9 unter gitd peile
uno mid frei unter Der 9e06Iferung
bepege, leie ib foIgenoes aus Sbren
@e6anten: ogtmerifn lit itets infer
Sreun0 geipeien; jebt berItebt es
uns; jest begreiit es orles 1no miro
6ereit iein, 1tns iulmer 5u belfeu.~ Z
sSrnnfreib iit 0ieier @efabr inmer
iuenn niht etfpos geidiebt,
nm es oerielben Su entbe6en. 9ie
g8elt tpeiB, oaB 6ie @efabr, peIher
sSranfrei9 oisgeiest lift, cine @efobr
fir Die gun5e gSelt bil6et; iie tueib,
6oB nift nur 6ronfrei6 cine Srga.
niIation gegen oieie @efabr biloen
ntub, ion0ern Die gan5e 8elt. g1dn.
ner, Die einnnoer beriteben, niiiisn
Iia iett geqenieitig unteritiiten 1in6.
aIle So6fe Der dreibeit iinO BON oan
@coanfeu beieelt, onB Die isreibeit
nienlals mieoer BON elmer 0erartigeil
@eiabr bcorobt mir6. Sd bin ftoI8
oorouf, I'M gtomer oes GoIfes su
breden bo5 ib bertrete.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
Gr6en flaaen geeen ga6uaeieaidaft.

afornen, gtebr., q. San. DE
grben 6es beritorbenen a[bert
@onmtiL ba6en eifte Sdooeneriat.
flnse aegen Die ltnion gs1cific
8abn eingereidt uno per[dtigen 0ie
Sunune bon $4,000 BON Der Be-
ieGi9nft. @onrniI fpurOe tDdbrepo
Der @rbeit ON %. apriL i'm bort.
gen Sobr eet6tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
Gntidribnnn hes cberasridIe.

&incoIft ytebr., q. Snr.--GdS
Sbergeritbt bat oIle Betitonen gum
gnu zines @eriftsgebduoes in
glatte Gorrltp fir uneeiesIid er.
flGrt. Cine alnuiel in ben betref- I
fer0en 9etitionen lit gegen Die Sc.
thinning oes @eieses; onolrG
tpitroen Die getitionen iuertIos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
glnto aelto6len.

s5reftont ytebr., q. ,Snll.--sSre0
6. 2nir6 begab fi6 mad gDerD in.
folge elmer @lel0ung OaB iein au.
tontobil, treI6es am Sanlstog ee.
1to5Ien iuorSen mar, bel 9lberp ee,
flinoen iei. 9ie Gar lit in iebr be.
ihdoigtem 3uitanoe. gon ben Gie.
ben bnt nan feline Sprr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
Gin 9hndln,prS.

$llsboro, Ger, 20. San. -groga
8Hlionts, ein gteger, Der Moroer
bon 8rot @eorge g9iI[ionls itnO
ibres fleinen Sobnes, Duroe bier
ben 61noen Der 9oIi5ei entriIIen
u16 ouf oent StaotpIase bon eireln
Dob nul BfnbIe berbrannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
gerieIelnnas gramien.

9incoln, glebr., 81. S6n.-Ger
9erieielnngsrat Bat in Der.
binounq nit Serru e. n. 8aniel.
ion cine Sibung CUR 6ebiOierung
Der gsr1nienliite fir @erieieIung
angeiagt Ole sSabresberiammluns
6es geianten States iin6et morgen
jtatt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
n,ettcrl,eridbt.

Sir Gmabd un6 l1niaeoeno:
SeILweiie beipoIft bpuie obenD uuO
wtittpod; uenis @efieI in Sem-
perntitr.
Sir gle6rosfa: g6on bgiife
obeHo nub Tiiftuoh; fortgeiest
nuloe Seulper1tur.
Sir Soma: waeilt bepolft un0 et.
NOS nnbeftImniies Metter hetiis
obenh uHo maittnodj: fortseIess
uiIos Seuperatns ~t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21

ltntertunft bat. Sftperer 5u iiber-
na6en lit Der groBe @iiterba6nbof
Der iib bon bier aud mad Ser Stra=
louer Seite erItreft, un0 ser tpegen
letner 2ebensnlittel. lno Roblen-
tranSporte ltno me1en oes aus Dem
Often auriiffommenoen Seeresgerd-
te8 beionoers fpidtig lit. Sier fino
Idon aablreiGe 8iebitable borgeton-
men, begangen bon Glementet, oie
li9 iebt leioer INNER It1rfer berbor.
nagen. 9em9egeniiber fam man
iid mir ipunoern, 0aB Ser glbtran8.
port uno Ser 2ur6gang zines 10
groBen Seere8 ourh Berlin bier fpie
anoer8luo NIT Notwithstanding gro-
Ber 0rOnitng Dor li9 gebt.
Snrdj ben SGnnr5luulS.
Ger &ruppenourdmorih un0 Die
Observation-Disclosures 6nuern in
oen beri6ie6enen &eiles 0esSdpnr5.
molbes fort. SroB 6es Iiegen6en
Sdnees un6 bereiiter, ipiegelgIatter
StroBen in BEN &Glern bolten Die
muridierenoen Solomon oIler 8of.
tengattuneen. irluIter5afte Gr0nltng
un0 MaridOis3iplin. Mebr uls cine
gierteImillion Wamn 3rtppen bot
oeA iiiOliden S6nar8maIO bisber
paiiiert.
$4,000 @ann tGsli6 Onrd 9lain5.
D2ain5. Gie 5. 2[rnee poiiier.
te, 6egeiItert eutpianeen. nj georo-
netem 3uItan6e 6ie StdSt. gom %.
9obenlber biz gum s. Qe3enl6er ia.
men 0ur6 Ilain5 Die Is. boberiihe
Standardization Die lis. Chi.
fion 1mO 6ie 241. iddiiide Gipiiion.
1dgIid poiiierten Ourfidnittlid TO-.
900 0lonn Die Sta6t.
@nr6eiiener GinSus.
staiiel.-9os fIirbeiiiide 2ynfan.
terleregiment $40. 50, Oos felt SsSobr.
5ebnten in Der bnno1eriden timber.
iitdtsjiaot @ottingeH in @nrniion
lieat, lit BON Der 6ront fo1nuenb,
nit tlingen6em SpeI in feierlihfrI
g9eiic bort einge5o9en es muroeI
non Der IN oeH ieitlih aeifDniidten
Str1Beh berinntmelten @tenidleu.
meuge frenoia begriIBt uno in bic
acIerne geleitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21
q6nnra i6rts Nmtfs nidlL maItrn

aearHrB, yiebr q 5an.-Gie
aanteen.9lrbelfer oes 8oten areIi.
ses brfl1gen iih. 6ob feing glel.
Dung geluoht mir0 bon ourmfobren.
Den 5olonieu. lo0nB nc Sielelben be.
pirten uno piIeoen tonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-21

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT mo ssa). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT or OCTOBER G 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLESoN. PosTMAsTER-GENERAH; \
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-09
LOAN SUCCESS To
HAVE FINE EFFECT
ON WHEAT CROP
SUCCESS o. VICTORY CAMPAIGN
WILL HAVE oAEAT EFFECT
Upon AGRICULTURE.
WILL STIMULATE MARKET
u Is evs~so1y's o&sinos 70 Zee That
capshess 10 ~ on Firmly ~
sDt ssesssiy.

They tell ~ We are going 70 ave q
bumper crop u wheat thE " ar. All
winter the goyern0ent reports On the
condition Of winter wheat have SQUAD
ed like chant OF praise for blessings
about TO be received The winter was
mild. nobody worried about the lack
VI snowfall for the wheat plants need
ed no protection from the cold that
came not aud the high winds that
were absent
Now the rains are coming along
about as they are needed Everythin e
looks good. And the guaranteed
pEdbe OF S2ss per bushel for wheat
looks better stiil to the farmers.
And this yesr--well. You can bet the
last button on 0abes coat that the
crop VIII be taken care of. And taken
care Of right. when the farmer
hsrvests his wheat this year he Will
be mighty careful. unusually carefsi
about seeing that II Is GU, ~ the right
tame, that II is properly shocked and
properly stacked
He h not going 20 take any chances
sbost loslns ~. lie wants no water
running down into the shocks to star
The grain sprosting. lie wants those
Plump and weilhuAd heads 10 atay
eoNd. He wants no green growth ot
u sop - the STACKS end shocks thi,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-09
VIC 10y Or SHAME?
Answer IS UP TO YOU

" -e-L- America shall emerge from
th- -crld ~zr zith an untA-nish~d
rscC-1. 18th giSry respondent. OF -ith
ceg@n6 entirely lpOn ne eitiLsnry
- t4r our accomplishments bath az
hone nd along TIE rring line have
90 tbs pisgtits % the ~orit Civ
el Is . ne~ and more COMMANDING
place a. rAe table q tie family o. IA
rions
kyeTy Shere I'VE n4d< good. met
even r-Gujrel1-aL registered fAilurs
IN 10 p@-tiea.zr
81 ne stil Lave 10 care FOR that
.irtie de<2l o. finishing The sob.
And upon 0ur sGDess IN tha; wiI
csPend l2THely oar future position IN
he eyes % the world Whether rs
bod or lose IS good opinion
Amsrics cannot a-ord 70 fail in thhL
Sh- must finish as she began Finish
a. her kh4ki-clzd sOidlery did Finish
a. Americans should As Uncle San
@znrs 10 finish
IL = fer yog and ne and ers-y oths-
loyal citizen TO spare no EFFORT. 10
sscTs1ce. 10 inconye1i-rce II need %.
10 accomplish this To uphold The
national honor. the nztiOnal reputation
for doing things
To help Uncle San make good every
colis2uOn and enable him TO stand
before ne World az proud of his stay
a. sOnss - he IL % the men ~ho
rlsksc their lives
II i GD 10 - 70 make or records.
Individually. - good a. theirs.
We Do not want 10 see America 90
cO~n IN history a. humiiistec q; the
finish - TIE zen Eho did not fghf-
We d. not ~<nt TO oe lookec Upon
b. posteriry a. men Who would not
pay
Who EeFe without Er2titude. without
app -ciz-iOn. without true loyalty
We ~sn- no finger % shame point
ing 81 our country
And Uncle Sans place in the sun
q respendent ore
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-09
Aarnu8r.

esmmer.
on rvsrv shock he will place the
Capshsa. with attention and cara
Every wheat rick 10 guing 10 b. topped
oGi according 20 he best ideas Of the
Siackcr's art Precaution against loss
is going 70 be the wstchword. Mr.
Hoover knew a thing or two about put
ting an md 10 waste. bat be Was Q
mere amateur compared In efficiency
with the wheat growers NJ 1919.
There u still another capsheaf that
mus, be put on early this spring.
There are four bundles already in the
shock. and they are big ones. Their
names are the First. Second. Third
snd Fourth Liberty Loans. and the
Victory Loan is the capshesf
u IS eyerybody's Job 10 see that II
i PIT on top. that I, is put on straight
I'd hat 1; ia put m quickly We wan;
- pu' 'hS caYSheaf on the greatest
VA Anerics Lss ever fought. on the
greatest victory ever won. and We
want il 70 20 on straight and true and
firmly
The sbccess OF this capskei loan
will have mighty bearing ON the
immediate industrial future OF Amer
ica. For this coming year is influence
can hardly be oyerestimated And
what is dome this year is going to in
fuence next year. and the next year
is going 90 influence the rsHt
A 10, OF money Is going To be used
IN paying our debts to manufacturers.
These debts have been owing for
Plants are waiting and labor
is waiting TO be employed When IA
Dor Is employed iaborers are soine 20
buy fresl~ when the, huy freely they
are buynx the produces o, the farm
Let business slow down, let the
plants Quit and the laborer &c, out
u work and the farmer soon feels IL
me farmer Is ONE OF the first 20 suf-
Ter when things go wrong in The in
iustrial world Prices fall and demand
lessons
That is shy he ospsheaf loan. the
Victory Liberty Loan. Is ~ such para
mount importance 10 the farmer. IN
order for farm, products TO be in de-
nand and Tor prices 10 remain high.
he government must have the money
o pay It's bills
There viii be no more wheat or
tier government guarantees. Pr.
siil be Regulated BY conditions and by
wages. The farmer II he is wise vii
,e right there with the rest OF the
'ountry helping 10 put over the Loan.
lelpiIx to make II the biggest possible
cess Seh interest and patriotism
10Th dictate such action And the arm
: ipst as patriotic as the next man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-05-09
FRIDAY, NAY Q 1919
Comm ssioned High Schools

Ga April Il, 1919. the Sta,
Boar # Education adoptcd to'
fol.owlog resolut on, which VII
b. u concern - Ceacntr uus
te.s. aud sip.iDl IeId"nts'
''R so.vej. Tha. b-gl'ing Sept.
/. 1919 ~ prin:ips an IN "a
dlsion the. a,l :. ieas' one "a n
er. o CO.. missioEed high st hool
shall D so, the requisite qisl
hcation lrt holding the commits
sion: . ov,deo pin, ip, BOW 10
the serucs ~po lack The neces'
sary acad am qIalif alton may
~ pecial or.ier - the state
board of educstion b. declared
eligible bcclus Of meiitorious
WORK; bat provided tina, new az.
pointses y 10 en- er service afte
SeLtembe, /. 1919 shall hform
to tn. requirements.
The following Interpretation
has been given by III tate De
partner. reg riiny the above:
The ac.ae :. .'qlir.ment tor
holding tn c'.,m ssiOn o. a hl.h
school Is =. - Is -.JF, ON a stan
dsrd four years course in Stan
dard CO ls-sc ur = STANDARD mr. c
years course IA \ STANDARD mr.
NAL school.
1t is ,xoect.d y al the tOsn-
ship trustees aud school boards
will observe ire spirit o this IN e
in employing high school le. a.
ers and Erin. lpais for tn. coming
year.
The reso'L ton raises q . qiali
fication required % the nigh /
school piinciD !. M It i, not 70
Goactive; provision = mad or
worthy principals Nov In rhe
Service who m:y '1c. me nee -
sarv acsdemic qualifications. Al
such principals should be empl).
ed Professionally NIL tiny have
been declared eligible hold tn.
csmmiss on by the S:sse "oari
o Education. They should Az !
ply for exemption on blank fur.
nished BY this 4. psrtIne.n
The resolution si-O ,rqu ~
that. besides the pruicIpa al
least one high scnool teach n
qualified to h'iid the c, n'n.-s'r !
In this cDnu.cffIt F.nfIn
called toth.sI "a lirem-n AT IT, (
three full TIM csacner D. EN-
ployed n co ain'~Oned hiy, !
school,
Respectfully yours.
l. n Hines,
State Supt. CT Pubic str, cuun
(sign d b. } Osc.r a Williams
State High School Ipsp- ctpr
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The number o. successtu NJ
plicapts is 90. and th- nun 20, IL
failures is 81. Some o. tn fsi,
ures- have attended choI nut
seven years and nave not mat,
cd in Their common school ~urs
Judging from tie condi ions
the ma1usol lp;s. Then agsu .
reports in the ofii.e sh " n4s
some appli cants entered s.nbo,
very la:e in the all and O az ne
fore the last of March for the
last few terms, which NAV b. a
.ause for weakness. O-h-rs
nave missed much u, me ye4c
iue 90 the epidemic. o her pu
nils are fill flsdxeJ .,uxat grade
pupils, pdt are weak and have
failed. All applicants. will have
a lnlrd and last chance the third
Saturday in May.
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she might have teen bending ~
der the burden of a ton OF b-'cAr
ra' her than a package Of bottles
Finally Director John 20 lins
solved the secret of her inability
to grasp the situation. She n 10
never tasted anything stronger
than Crane JUICE and it was Diff
leu ;or her to enact a role of
the sort D.rec OF John cDuid
think OF bus one way out, to
hav, Someone with wor dly tx
ptr.ence train her
A kind hearted actor. whose
name IS withheld for obvious
reasons, volunteered 10 DO the
teaching 10 and down the
studio floor ne staggered reminis
Gently. Miss Dana followed in rIis
foot steps. much in the m nner
of Neon Enrol giving a dancing
essen IN the Eollies. she almost
gave lp hope of ever getting the
true Il won't go home until.
morning" look. and was heard {
regret that she had no experience
of her own TO draw upon How
ever, it was net long before she
had the art down perfectly. and
those iewing "0h. Annice." on
the screen will b. sbIe TO stify
not only that Miss Dana is an
apt student. but also thai she had
an excellen, teacher.
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Viola Dana Wears Boys 6arh IN
"0h! Oh! lnniCe"

Viola Dana, for the first time
in her theatrical caree-. was re-
emily given a cene IN "0h. An
mic. :" her new Metro picture.
which she found ditfic III 10 grasp
She was called upon TO d. a
''souse" scene Annice. while
wearing the gsrb OF a boy. pre-
tends 70 he intoxicated. in ord r
to gain admittance 10 a san:'ar
Ium where the hero Is being
wrongfully held Jrison,r. The
star tried again aad again to pay
the scene, } ut the effect was rot
realistic. She looked as though
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The setting aside of rav.f as 80.
tory Liberty Loan s-u-iay D. SIRE.
iar- Of Trrasn-y CEzs = uetEzr
~iih the enthusiastic fzsr ofs-he ,eo-
pc ever where Mss rs-et-zs- So
cal church P-p.-. D.rz1i4~ "a
Other special fsst1r~s 70 tttr-s-fv
marx the Gay ~. beins .aIke-d Of and
y i certainty that an 1r1 I'D
move viii besmzot % rh-ches. civic
Organizations. loan Committees and
community leaders 20 see that every
man woman and push has m -ovpor-
tunify TO ufrchzse yectrry Lkerty
Loan kosn tkzAnrttxz sesc-l.
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Your Liberty Bond subseripuOn
he measure Of your patrtousu-
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AND THEY SAID
WE COULDN'T FIGHT

y The sords contained in The Z
= above carlson appear In black on 4
notified blue background on 4
+ one ~ tie most striking and elo- Z
: q1ent posters. that will appear 4
throughout the United States Z
= during the Victory Liberty Loan Z
; Campaign that will OPEN April Z
y Fl and close May 10. =
= There is no mass of detail in =
= this amazingly effective poster, 4
= that Is real work OF art The =
' central ngure. ard the only fz- =
= ure. Is that Of an American sol =
> der boy He Is emerging out % =
, tie gloom over there. with a 4
= grin-no; smile-on his face =
' over his night shoulder is his .
: rife. with bayonet affixed. In =
: night hand In addition ~ the >
' weapon. Is a German helmet IN =
= the other hand. sw inging al his .
: Ter. are two more Hun helmets. .
= But the dSure-there IL The .
thing ,ihat makes one swell wiz .
> pride and "a trlOtisrn I; deycts >
> 4 docslboy emerr y from &C =
, 'ion- Clad in KHAKI. Aia cra, * /.
= opened al the front. Lnc Dr.. >
' dershiri Is stained witt q. .
: A baadase on his left arm l. also =
= crimsonei q
But that gin. cclplcd 9th 6
= "Anc they said We couldn't nxh;.- .
> shows wha, this hoy and millions Z
= " Others IKE him were willing to .
> H;-crlrce tor The Stars and .
, Stripes .
Now We are called on 20 fur =
> nish he funds 10 bring him ard =
> the Others home This dou-hboy =
, viii do much 70 loosen the purse :
= strings and make this Victory =
' Liberty Loan = complete success. .
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. $< y = y 80 y = +v%% = y
HENRY oOUoH5oY Honr
AGAIN AND ne WHITES:

= Ny buddy says 70 ne. one right =
' -hen &c we're reading The Stars Z
and Stripes up front. Wei. =
Hen. see they're going 20 have a =
, Liberty Loan back home. There's :
> I've Uo1thS' pay coming 20 - =
? from rhs peyuAsteT Tomorrow. y
. aid I'm going 20 help out tne =
folks a. home and take q hundred
, collars worth That ~as the
3 time OF the Fourth Loan
= Wei. be did. handing he mcn- :
, - over 10 tae skipper right there :
y a. TIE pay table. telling hin 10 :
y buy a bond for him
. That ~asa thursday. sAturcaF '
. a. darsirnt ne Jumped OF Half =
. A hour later didn't have a bad =
. d. any nore-a piece o shrzp. =
. Gee. lie vas a man, tie gave
. -. rythinE BE- hal 20 his coGn-
. ~ Ard sine I've been back
. I've heard sc1re people growing I
. b-cause U1cie san = asking er I
Q u make one more los-a 20 him 80 4
. - can finish ID TIE Job.
. ho2@ my old badly can't hear 4
. uha, they're saying
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Claims and Allowances

Duoois COunty Commissioners
Court May term 1919.