davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26

sor Bailey said, "and since 1877
many observers have tried to locate
il.
1T is expected that the planet will
be in opposition to the sun this win.
ter and, therefore. in favorable po-
sition for observation. The exact
date set for opposition by Profess
scr Pickering iii an estimate was
December so, 1919. 1t is thought
that the planet will be Of about the
fifteenth magnitude, which means
that it will prove to be several
thousand times too faint to be seen
with the naked eye"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26

Harvard astronomical observatory,
who is stationed at Vaudeville,
Jamaica, is now engaged in a search
for the planet which is supposed by
astronomers to exist outside Nep-
tune and estimates that this undis-
covered member of the solar system
is some S. times as far from the
sun as is the earth, according to a
statement made by Professor Scion
L. Bailey, acting director of the
observatory.
Astronomers have suspected the
existence of planet outside Nep-
tune for at least 50 years." Profess
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26
Attorney General Rules
On Nebraska Suffrage Law

Lincoln, Dec. 25.-(Special.) =
Women voters of Nebraska may
vote for delegates to the national
party convention, according to an
opinion rendered by Attorney Cen
eral Clarence A. Davis, issued yes
terday.
The opinion is given in response
to an inquiry sent to the attorney
generals office by Mrs. w. E.
Barley, president of the State
Suffrage association. The opinion
also says that women may be candi-
dates for delegate. -
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26
Prominent Farmer Dies.

Beatrice. Neb., Dec. 25.-(Special }
John Havlovic. we'll known b.
hemian farmer living four miles
north of De Witt, dropped dead
after eating hearty dinner. He was
Gu years old and is survived by his
widow and five children, three sons
and two daughters.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26
Incendiary Fire at Beatrice.

Beatrice. Neb.. Dec. 2S.-(Speciai.)
AN attempt was made to set fire
to barn of Leo Muenster here.
Just after the blaze was discovered
two ne,ghbor women saw man
,ump from window in the barn and
run away. The fire was extinguished
with slight damage
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26

traffic at that hour of the night.
Nobody has been found who saw
the convicts and their deliverers
leave the jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26

To Heal Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. SO d, bottle,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-26

Total .s2As12 s2.sso,552 s1.756,2ss
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WS9oI JW.SS!:a.l
O NATURALISACI.

Pred nekolika tydny otevre-
na V odbocce mestske kmhov-
ny ma Broadway roh vych. 55
u!. vecerni Skola niz pfedna-
sero je o naturalisaci, jakoz
ustave Spojenych Statu. skola
nlela We svych pocatcich pouze
lcdnu tfidu, nyni vsak pozusta
va jiz re tri trid "a pravidel-
Inych zaku je vic jak 70, coz
nejlepSim dukazem, re nasi
pristehovalci podobneho vyu-
Ccvani dovedou 81 vaziti. Nej-
velsi procento zaku spada ma
Cechy, skolu navSt6vuje vsak
Ii cetn6 Slovaku a PolakG a uGi
telem Jest znamy odbornlk a
mestsky urednik pan. J. Pru-
cha. Vyucuje Sc utery, We
|stredu a We ctvrtek cd sedmi
dc dewitt hOdin veCer. =.
WES5,SaI IeWSS,S,ll e,vS,,Sl
ZPRAVA
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Neprodavejte Bon
dy Svobody ciziIn
Iideln.

V poslednl dobe sc pTihodi-
10, re delnlk bez prace chtel 81
vypomoci prodejem Bonda Svo
body, docetl Sc V novinach, ze
v kteres budove dolenniho me-
sta Jest ufadovna, kde Sc bon
dy kupuji "a plnou cenu. Sci ma
udanou adresu a prodal svuj
majetek, ia ktery zaplatil pl-
nych $1,000 "a 500. Mlsto Pc
nez dostal prilis ddv6rivy muz
eek, jenz po predlozeni k vypla
t. byl odmitnut, jelikoz VISTA
vovatel nema V bance peneZ.
Kdyz napaleny obcan sci do
zminene uradovny byla tato
praNna. Varujeme mas lid
pred podobnymi podvodnlky a
odporutujeme v podobnych pi'i
padech nase ceske ustavy, KITE
re do jiste ceny Bond1 ochotne
ma ne pdjci ma celkem nepatr-
ny urok. Zabezpeci tax svuj
tezce vydelany gros.
V7CG1 GTTCC
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PROFIT MEM. PROPAGANDA.
Zakonodarna bude vySetfova,
kampan mem. alliance pred
v6lkou.

Statni senator Whittemore z
Akron rodai vcera We statnf "a
konodarne predlohu ohledne
cinnosti nemeckeho Bundu v
Ohio V dobach pfedvalecnych.
Cinnost ia bude legislaturou
vysetrovana a pri te prilezito-
sti veskere pro-n6mecke statni
zakony mali byt odvolany. Phi
jeti Whitemoreovy predlohy je
zajiSt6no a jakasi ocista We stat
Mich pro-nemeckych zakonech
nastane. Whitemoreovi jde pa
trne vypuzeni nemciny ve-
fcjnych Skol a n6meckeho vii
VII. z ohajske politiky.
Jina predloha rep. Whitem
vGera podana namirena je pro-
tt tax zvanemu bolseyismu.
White chce. ably uziyani rn-
dych neb cernych vlajek bylo
zakazano a poburujicich napl-
su a hesel rovn6z.
@VcSo N=n
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AsA.sYs9 l... e. :. .s.J
BfDNA POMSTA.

V nemocnlci Mt. Sinai ze-
mfel vcera trilety italsky no.
six Ernest Ferratto, 10820 Co.
lonial CT. Hoch podlehl bod
nym ranam, zasaZenym mu ne
znamym dosud vlasskym Il.
kladnikem, ktery pobodal tez
iGrnestova petileteho bratricka
Kamila a sedmiletou sestru Ma
Ri. Policie je presvedtena, ze
pachatel ucinil tax z bidne po.
rasty.. Mel patrne zast vIci no.
fditnm, a vrhl Sc ma male ditky
Stalo Sc tax v-ulicce "a dom.
KEN manzelI Ferrattovych.
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MUz BEZ VLASTI.
lWSS] [WS'

Zpravy casopisecke V minu-
lych dnech sdelily, re nova
vlada nemeckeho Rakouska ne
pochybne pozada byvaleho ci-
sare karla, ably vystehoval Sc
re zeme, tax ably nemohl byti
strediskem monarchistickych
rejdu a nasledOvn6 osobou no.
yemu st;itu nebezpecnou. A tu
stava Sc Slnou moznosti, re by
valy cisai Sc odebere do Svy-
carska, do zcme, z ktere Habs
hlrkove pred davnymi lety W.
sli. ably chopili Sc vlady mad
svatou rimskou risi.
Habsburkove pGvodne sidli-
II ma zamku Leutzburg, jenz
naleza Sc ma vrcholi pahorku
'temer uprostred svycarskeho
kantonu Aaragau. Je nyni ma
'ietkem A. j. Jessupa z Phila-
delphie, ktery venoval millio-
ny dollaru ma jeho zvelebeni.
Nasledkem teto pece, pri KITE
re nebylo setreno penez, "a,
mex tento stall Sc jednim z ne5
krasnejsich a stejne take nej-
zajimavejsich Europe. Ne
Etere jeho casti byly obnove.
NY upraveny tax, jak pIvod-
re staly, k cemuz pripojena
byla elegance moderniho pre-
lpychu.
Pfistup k zamku tomuto ne
nj snadny. Je nutno vystoupiti
z vlaku hlavni zeleznicni linie,
lvedouci z Basileje do Lucernu,
" stanici Often a odtud pax je-
I'll mistnl drahou kantonem
Aargau do male vesnicky a po
te jiti pet mil pesky ddolim Aa
k zamku, jehoz bile veze .je
mozno videti z daleka. Zde v
tomto zamku wal pocatek py-
bny rod HabsburkI. Po osm
stoletl vladl tento rod celym
narodum, odvozuje svoje pra
vo k tomu cd sameho Boha.
Nicmene SUDDEN historic shle-
Dame. ze rod posel z rodiny
proslulych hrdlorezI a loupez.
|nikG.
NejstarSi cast hradu, zacho.
vana ma nasi dobu, je tax IVA
ma Barbarossa sin, ktera pocha
u z Jedenacteho stoletf. Je pa
trno dobfe. ze budovatale hra.
Idu pfedevsim snazili Sc zabez.
peciti Sc proti ltok0m q "a sta.
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ZPRAVA

re schUzc Patronatu Ces. SvOb.
|Skoly a D6tskych Besidek ma
Broadway, konane 13. ledna.
Schulz zahajil pred. p. Anto-
n1n .Strejcek Ia sluSne ucasti
dosluhujicich i move Zvolenych
zAstupcu. Dramaticky sbor
"Urania" nabizi jako dar pro
d6tske besidky kulisy, kteryz-
to dar S diky byl prijat a usne
;eno pozadat Riditelstvo Ces,
Mar. Sine o misto pro ony ku-
lisy. D6tsky karneval bude Sc
konat drive nez minule. totiz
druhou ned6li V llnoru odpo-
ledne.
NavSteva We SkOle: l.. tt. v
sobotu navStivilo prumerne 32
deti. |. IT,. V ned6li navStivilC
iprumerne 36 deti. ii. tt. v so.
botu navstivilo prumerem 2G
deti. II. IT,. V nedeli prumerem
43 deti. III. tridu nedelni 45
G6ti. w. tridu nedelni 36 deti
Besidky navStivi'o pruneren
100 deti.
Ma rok 1919 zvoleni: pred.
seda p. Ant. Strejcek; misto.
|Eredsedka pi. Josefa Kupcova
tajemnik Kar. Bilek; ucetnik
JOS. Fal; pokladnice pi. Marie
Dlouhy; vybor majetku pi. b
Jettonicka. Zastupci do Sdru.
zeni skol: pi. Bar. Jettonicka
Frant. Svoboda, PIP. ]. BeneS
Jos. kvet, Ant. Strej jcek.
| Kazdy zastupce cbdrzel Il.
Cetni zpravu "a rok 1918, kde
jsou podrobne zaznamy pri.
,mG a vydani.
Myss4s.9! Isl Iyyls,s WlSsS]
BfDNA POMSTA.
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IWSsIS!]) 81 WSS z: S
NAVRAT RANENYCH.
Vojini Rud. Plent a Jan Fran.
ia ma ceste domI.

Do New Yorku priplul wee
ia transport americkych rane-
nych vojinG-rekonvalescentG a
rnezi mimi bylo 155 branch z
Ohio. Porucik Hoffman je ma
celnikem vojenskych tech re-
Eonvalescentu z Ohio, mezi nt-
miz nachazeji Sc tez diva juna-
ci ceskeho puvodu, Rudolf 3.
P!ent, 5638 Broadway a Jan
4. Franta z Canton. Cely w.
Seuvedeny oddil bude ubyto-
Van V tabore Sherman Il Chilli
|cothe a vSichni clenove onoho
|cddilu bojovali vyznamenali
Sc V lese Argonnskem.
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'rych dob jiste tento skalni
Lhrad byl primo nedobytnym.
Skvela Rytifska sin byla pofi-
zena Bethlehem Habsburskym
" roce 1340. Hrad byl n6koli-
krate oblehan a We stredoveku
byl znam jako jeden nejpev
nsjsich sfdel slechtickych.
Slavu rodu Habsburkii zalo-
Izil vevoda Rudolf, ktery We
'yalkach v Trinactem stoleti vi
del pfilezitost zmocniti Sc VIA
Idy mad vetsim nzemim, nez ja-
kemu panoval We svycarsku.
Rudolf Sc svymi zoldneri vedl
|valku temer $ kazdym knize-
ITEM a vevodou cd StfedoZem-
r.ho more az po Ryn. Petr Sa-
lvojsky v jedtne dob6 bojovne-
he Rudolfa ponekud skrotil,
tento vsak "a nejaky cas- znovu
vydal Sc ma valecne pole a po-
kusil Sc dobyti Bemu. Phi oble
ihani tohoto mesta obdrzel
zpravu, re byl .jmenovan cisa-
rem svate rimske rise. Cisar-
sky dvGr lined byl zrizen v
Lentzburgu dine 10. prosince
ircku 1875.
Rudolf, ktery nebyl nicim j.
rym nez loupeznym rytlfem,
naridil zniceni sidel jinych lou
| eznych rytiru. To prineslo mu
dosti valecneho zamestnani,
nicmene to nebylo hlavnim je-
ko cilem. We sve posledni Will
odkazal Lentzburg venem A.
nezce, manzelce sveho syna Ru
dolfa. Rudolf zemrel ale, zahy
? vdova a jeho syn Jan, pohro-
bek, byli vyd6d6ni vevodou
Albertem, napotom clsarem
Albertem Prvnim. Rudolf tajil
dlouho sobe hn6v, ale jedno-
no dne usmrtil sveho cisarske-
ho stryce, ktery pripravEl jej
0 trim. Novy cisaf, Jindfich
Lucembursky, rozhodl, re Lent
Zburg ma znstati synum zavra
zdeneho Alberta. ale trGn Wy
hradil 81 pro sebe.
I Jak svrchu povedeno, brad
byl caste oblehan. ale nikdy
nebyl dobyt. Napoleon caste
pochodova! Svycarskem ma
svtch vypravach. ale Lentz-
burg vzdy byl prehlednut. V
r.. 1922 zamek pfemen6n byl
M chlapeckou skolu. DR.. FIRE.
derrick w. Wedekind re San
Franciska zakoupil Zamek cd
kantonu Aargan V roce 1872.
Jeho dedicove prodali majetek
!tento V roce 1898 panu Jessu-
rovi Philadelphia. ktery je
ma jitelem zamku al ma naSe
dny.
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W!l'!S,'!S'.ll W!llS,Sl
cESKY HOsfK PORANEN.

Sestilety Jaroslav BoSek, by
d!ici v elsie 54O8 Broadway,
pokusil Sc vcera prebehnouti
ulici biz sveho domova a ma
trakcni Emil kteres auto jej "a
sahlo a poranilo. Ma Stesti vSak
Zraneni maleho Jaroslava neni
teZkeho raZu a on V dOmacim
cSetrovani Sc nachazi. Dotceny
autoista nebude pohnan k zod
povednosti, ponevadz o cirou
nahodu Sc jednalo.
Wy!s.sI y!I. Y W!Sss] VS.
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Domaci prostfedek.

"Byla byste tax dobra, pani
a dala byste mi kus mydla? 2
"Mydla? De,ite 'pokoj. Co;
Wy take pouzivate mydla?"
20, ia bych no velice potre
boval. Muj partner dostal sky
tavky a ia no chci postrasit, a
by Sc to ZastaVilO.'
WSSl M!!!2!ss.9 US
Ma pov&zenou.
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Pan farar: TAX tedy, Maty-
sku, masopust nam zacal. Chce
te NIT ohlasky ma trikrat nebo
vsecky rajednou?
Matysek: Smarja We
lebny pane, tax zprudka me
do tOhO neZenou!
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d0staH int
Jest obmexen mno pfflezitostt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-05
Polish and Other Beverages With Kick Like Mule
Dangerous Than Quart Noyce VIII Be Popular With Some People

nerve to try either one Of them
Nobody seems to have the nerve
70 do anything nowadays, excepe the
Bolshevists. Abe" Morris said with a
sigh; Here up to few days ago the
Bolshevist government OF Russia has
been running a New York office on
on the door, staff OF stenographers
and a private branch exchange and
the New York police didn't pay no
more attention to them than If they
would OF been running a pool room
with roulet wheel in the rear office.
The consequence was that when them
Bolshevists finally got pulled, Abe,
they beefed so terrible about how they
were being prosecuted in violation OF
the constitution and the code of civil
procedure. understand, that YOU
would think the bombs which Mr.
Palmer and them judges nearly got
killed with was being exploded pursu-
ant to section 1913 % the United
States revised statutes and the acts
amendatory thereof, Abe"
And we let them cutthroats do
business yeti" Abe exclaimed.
'.Well. in a way. 7 don't blame the
take the behavior of the American
government towards them. Abe.- Nor
ris declared. IF We only had one
way TO treating them and stick to it.
Abe. it would help people ike this
here excustsomhouse Teller Dudley
Field Malone. and this eS-Red Cross
feller Robbins. to know where they
stood in the matter OF Bolshevism. But
when even the United States army
itself don't know whether II is for
the Bolshevists or against them, Abe
how could you expect this here Rob-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-05

but he said enough to show that he
wasn't far behind Mr. Nanderlip when
II come 10 taking a dark view of
things as s result Of losing his job,
Mawruss." Abe continued
Probably he took even q darker
view Of it than Dir. Vanderlip." Nor
ris suggested. because there are lots
OF openings for bank president. but If
you are out of a Job as crown prince
what is it, in particular. If your ref
erence amt goodz"
Worrying About wilhelm.
He didn't seem to be worrying
about his own future" Abe continued.
but he seemed to think that il the
old man got tried by the allies. Nav
russ. the shock would kill him.
Many a murderer got tried By the
court Of general sessions even. and
subsequently, the shock killed them,
Abe" Norris said What is electric
chairs for anyway
Bu- he told the reporter that you
wouldn't have any idea how old the
old man IS looking" Abe went on.
He shouldn't take SO much wood
cutting exercise" 1forr is said. The
first thing you know. he would iniure
to live long,
Don't fool yourself" Abe said. s.the
kaiser amt going to die from moth
ing more violent than 4 rich. unbal-
anced diet. understand. and as for
the crown prince, he's got il all fig
ured out that he will return TO Ger
many and 20 into the farming bust
ness. and there amt no provided I
beat the Indictment about Il neither.
because he knows as well as you do.
that the allies would never have the
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dollar year men to"
Where Advice CountE.
and is anyone paying you to give
such adyiceT' Abe asked. Further
more, Eawruss, nobody asks you for
your advice. whereas with people
like Mr.. Vanderlip. Mr.. Dawson, the
crown prince. Samuel Gompers and
Mary Pickford, understand, they
couldn't stick THEN head outside tie
door without a newspaper reporter is
standing there and starts right in TO
ask them their opinion about the
things which they are supposed to
know"
And what Is the crown prince sup
posed 10 know Morris asked
Not much that Mary Pickford don't
and a good deal less than she does
about moving pictures, but otherwise
I should put them about on a par.
except that Mary Pickford has got a
brighter future, MawTuss, which I see
that one of these here newspaper fell
lers got an interview with the crown
prince which amt been denied as
yet It took place on an island in
Holland where the crown prince is
living in retirement with a private
chef a private secretary, a couple OF
private Wallets. his personal physician
and the nine or ten other personal
attendants that a Hohenzollern cuts
himself down 20 while he IS roughing
It IN Holland. Mawruss. When the
newspaper feller spoke to him. he was
wearing the Uniform OF a colonel in
the Eighth Pomeranfan. Crown
Princes Own REGIMENT. which is now
known as the William J. Noske asso-
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unusual and remote that she was
lifted out OF the category Of actuzli-
ties into fantasy, but now again. in
ny portrayal OF sally in Captain
Kno1lock's Tiger Tigeris an once
more afforded an opor1unity 10 de-
most intense mood sally, the young
{ London cook. IS different from all my
other stage women but she has man.
prototypes in life Primitive and
child-like simplicity, faith and
strength. But. like all the ether
women ] have brought into life upcn
the stage sally is a challenge 10 my
personal popularity IN her imper-
so1arlon ! have, as IN every other
case. something 10 combat I find
myself again playing a part thar
stirs tremendous interest, but has
none OF those qualities that win per
sonal popularity for a player. ST.
hearts 10 wish Tor this unique heroine
a different fate from that which IS
hers They are quite willing to sac-
riifce logic TO pleasantness- They arc
ready 10 grant Sally 3 happiness more
permanent than that she gains
through her Tuesday evenings with
Give Copper. even though they rec0E-
nize in this readiness that such
procedure on the part Of the play
wrisht would have plunged hin and
ableness and absurditT-
Judgment Not sound
Mr audiences are not sound n
judgment They would change sally
occupation: lift her out OF her en-
vironment: defy every logical Sc
Quence OF Capt Knoblock's story. X
theirs were the decision in the mat
ter. This Is the thing that ] have 10
combat constantly IN ny latest char
Tsnf --. ven SO there Is nothfnr TO re-
gret. and everything for which 70 be
profoundly grateful. for Sally affords
me Just one more opportunity u
build my house on the foundation OF
shifting sands OF personal popularity
When. my name gees down IN the an
mails OF the theater I Ike 10 hope
that I shall be remembered for some
my ewes. the sound Of ny voice. o.
any trick Of rrs0nal charm that might
be mine to trade upon
do know that there Is but one
hour Of creation. 1t never comes
again 10 any artist, 10 matter how
many times a part is afterward played
The portdait may be presented over
and over as a marYeloasly beautiful
thing. but Il is a finished product
The PLAYERS creative hour IS ar that
moment when her concept OF the
character crystalizes- It consumes her
like a white fame ] have known tie
throes OF this artistic birth to leave
both men and women hyscericaL
When conditions become more nor
NAL the ec-asy remains. although.
after that one time one can never
give OF ones self again In Just the
same degree. II is an hour IN the
players life that an audience seldom
witnesses. stealing into CONSCIOUS
ness as Il does. like the dawn
thing of spirit and fire It cones win
every great character born into tna
thearcr-every great part in play
and comes but once for every 1lar.
1Vera n otherwise artists would
either 20 mad OF flicker out IN a brief
span Of time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-05
BIZ MONTAGUE GLASS.

citation. Of black tulle over a mid
night blue satin underdress. the whole
thing embroidered in grey silk braid
and blue beads A very delicate piece
Of rose point lace was arranged as a
fichu, Mawruss. and over il he wore
LAWN cape OF black silk jersey
with a monkey fur collar and slashed
pockets. 1t would appear from the
article which the newspaper teller
wrote that the crown prince didn't
seem to be especially laxative"
Interviews Are slender.
Tn these here interviews which
newspaper fellers gets in Europe.
Abe" Morris Commented. the party
interviewed never does seem to be
talkative. In fact. he hardly figures
at all. because such articles usually
consist Of so percent what lot Of
difficulties the correspondent was
smart enough TO overcome in getting
the interview 25 percent description.
1925 what the correspondent said to
the party interviewed and not more
than 10 percent interview"
Whatever way It was. Nawruss.
the crown prince didn't exactly un-
bosom himself to this here reporter,
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Potash And Perln1utter Talk On Prohibition
And How 1t Viii Be Impossible To Enforce 1t

} bins. to know either. let alone the
Bolshevists."
For or Against.
But I thought this country was
against Bolshevism." Abe said.
"As far as can gather. Abe. the
United States is against Solshevism
officially on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, and on Saturday, from to IL,
and IL is for admiral Kolchak on
Tuesday and Thursday" Morris said.
AT any rate that's what one would
think from reading the newspapers
Fiume is the same way, Abe. The
United States Is in favor of ceding
Fiume to the Italians during three
hours each. except in the sporting
five star edition. when Fiume is going
to the internationalized- HoEever,
Abe, the United States wants to be
quite fair about preserving the rights
OF small nationalfties. so We concede
Fiume to the Jugo Slobs in at least
two editions of the pink evening
papers and in the special magazine
section of the Sunday papers"
Taste for BOlshevism Is n Smell.
We'll. the way I feel about Boil
shevism. ] am against il every day
in the week, including Sundays. Nav
russ" Abe said. land II I would be
running a newspaper I would show
them up in every edition from the
night edition that comes out at half
past eight in the morning, down to
the special 10 o'clock D. m. extra.
which sometimes Is delayed till as
late as 5:45- Furthermore. while va
riety makes a spicy life. Aiawruss.
newspapers are supposed to tell you
the news. and while il may be agree
ably exciting TO. some people when
they read on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday that the Germans would posi-
lively sign the amended treaty OF
peace. and on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday that they positively wouldn't
do nothing Of teh kind. understand.
an getting SO used to II that Il
don't even make me mad no longer"
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Montague Glass"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-05

altogether satisfactory to me, Abe
As a garment manufacturer, I can
always see where things is going TO
the devil in this country or any other
country where I would be doing busi-
ness unless something is done, yum
dsrstand. and II anybody would ask
me what ought to be done. the chances
is that I would suggest something to
be done which wouldn't make II ex-
actly rotten for the garment trade,
If you know what I mean"
sMr. Vanderlip and Mr.. Dawson did
good work during the war for a dollar
a year, Mawruss." Abe said. and no
one should speak nothing but good
OF them"
Did I say they shouldn't2' Morris
retorted. All am driving into is
this. Abe: We've got a lot OF big bush
ness men which during the war for
a dollar a year give up their time TO
advising the United States what it
should do. y'understand. who are now
starting in to advise the world what
IL should DO and waving the dollar.
Abe. and i there Is anything which
is calculated to make a man unpopu-
lar, Abe. it IS giving free advice. so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-05
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year


THE PATRIOT
Who hath no love for scenes that
closely lie
Upon the roads on which his days
are spent
Can never know the Inspiration high
That speaks the patriotic souls in
They better love the whole Of earth
who hold
Deep in their hearts devotion 20
their own.
And from that firm fixed roatzss
there unfold
The flowers 10 spread Ger every
earthly zone
II
II you could look on war horrendous
You'd find your trifles less tremen-
dous.
II you could visit scenes war stricken
Where wires barbed and trenches
thlcken.
And note the courage and the smiling
Mid scenes OF ruin all defilnE.
You'd find. troT. mid desolaticn
a most uplifting Inspiration
To lead YOU ont OF present sorrow
To certainties Of cheer tomorrow.
(Copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure
New paper 81 ndicatel