davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-01-16

The Enterprise is now $500 year
and worth every cent Of 1t.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-01-16
Leaving a balance of------ss51.

Mrs. Addingt0n's report showed
that all work has been completed
and sent In (except some yarn
The number OF garments made
up was 57l.
Oficers for the ensuing year were
..elected az follows:
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-01-16
RED CROSS HOLDS +
ANNUAL ELECTION

Last Saturday the Red Cross met
at the Enterprise Office and closed
up the years work.
The treasurer's report was read and
showed as follows.
The Raymer enterprise., 1919-01-16

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-02

9tuf Dem mad StaIien fabrenoen
graiioenten8ug, 2. San. (8on @o-
bert s. 8enoer, &orreiponoent Der
ltniteO 8reB. 8enielben &urs pie
in 6rantreid1 ,tro England foleeno,
miro GrGiioent @iIion oirett gum
italieniiden 8olfe ipreben uno nit
OeIien 6itbrern fonferiercn. Gr miro
ni6ts unberiutbt loiIen, ale ettpai.
gen MiBperltdnoniIie, Ole Oh ieines
Srieoensprogroutlns beiteben, oufau-
tldren ilno ans Dem @eee du rGlt-
men. Man fam iagen, bob Der 9r6-
iioent, iotpeit iein TInn oes 3uItan-
oetommenS Der 2iga Der geotionen
in 8etraht fonlnt, in guropa ent.
i6ieOen SortIdritte gelnaht bat.
gluS ieiren Geoen gebt beropr, ooB
Oieier Blan ouf Der 6rie6ensfonfe-
rens 0as Sa1ptbemn bilben miro.
&lnr un0 oeutli9 bat er geiogt, ooB
g(merita fib teiner Goulbination an-
!6IicBen miro, ouSgenonlnen Der
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Gnoliicbc 5cititit9
tuarnt Stankrei6
5ranfreid mnf! Sepuratfrie6en idJlie-
zen, iuenn es qpf icineu Slniidl.
ten be6arrt; Gnslan6 unb
glmerifa einig.

2onoon. 9. San. - grGiioeni
@iIion lit aeitern ua9 ssrnnfreif
8uriidqefebrt. og8 mar 3eit", iagl
Der Wtan9eIter Guardian in ieineI
8eIpredung Der &eoen Glemenceaus
uno &i6ons. beg Miniiter oes 9fug.
tudrtigen ilnO Der llnteridieoe in ben
aniidten Der fron5oiiihen 5toats.
manner lmo &rdli0ent 8itions.
oQie Dteinungsberihi ihieoenbeitet"
fGbrt Die 3eitung fort, itno slpeifeI.
los ousgepr1gt 1lno f6nnen niht be.
iH6nigt fueroen. limo es lit better,
feinen 8eIaonigingsberiuf SIT ma,
den ioltoern Der Gade ins @aiidt
sl IeGen un0 cine 02einltlgsberIdie.
oenbeit 81 baben.
Aa66em Scr r@ucrSion@ 6onn
nod onsgefiibrt bot, 6oB Die glaiier.
ten in oen g9affenItiIlitanosbeoiu
giingen Die IA eltnfte oes g}r1iioen-
Ten angenommen b1tten, uno oaB
fie ole @rimoIoge Der 8olitif eng.
limbs uno s5rantrei6s bilbeten,
laliebt er NIT 6ielen @orten:
oSollten unicre 5rel,noe inter
BEN slGiierten Dies auriifpeiien, nun,
6om tuer0en iie eben ibren eigenen
5rieoen i6lieBen un6 obne unicre
llnteritiitune fertig per0en ntiiiienl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-02
'Jicut Manner ertaat
! bon neuent Geilt
ceiitistc Republic pertreten; Sas neMc ,1iini>
itctiMnt; 6as i,cMc RcaierunosipItem
1solfAcwiki aaSeh na4 Berlin einsei@musselt

ideben2 gllem 9Inidein nod lit
Die 6eutide @ren5e ni6t eeniieenb
itarf beipo6t gegen olispdrtiee 9Lgen.
ten Die berilberfoumen Inn Dem
oeiiti6en @olfe ben Srie0en al roit.
ben uno beriu6et es in einen neuen
Srieg 5u itiirsen Guloen mir bic
9lntpeien6eit 9iaoefs, Damn lit Oieies
Der erite SAritt 5ur 8ieoernlifnabne
oeS &rieges nit oer entente" Gin
pro1inelttes MegierltngsulitgIie0 Bot
Die @rfldrling obgegeben, oaB 9fooef
iiber Die @ren3e geifurtgqeIt fpuroe
ltno je6enfuIls 0ie 8eiiltng erboIten
miro, 6os 2anO iofort su berIoiIen.
&openbogen, 2. San. - Solbofii.
aieIlen 9epeihen aufoIge fiebt Die
nelte Hegierungsform Elm 8oIfSbous
un6 elm Stoot8bnlls Dor. Die Mit.
eIie6er oes Stoatsbauies neroe11 bon
ben BorIomerten Der 9unoesitoaten
ernonnt tper0en. SIN Sale bon Mlei-
nltngsberi9ieOen9eiten 8tpiiden Den
bei6en SGuiert o6er 5piiden Dem
@rdiioenten Der 9iepublif 1u1o oen
SGuiern lit Elm 9leferen6um norge.
ieben. 9a8 Staat86ous tpir6 fib
ouS Rtt9lie0ern 5uimumenieben. bon
ipelhen ie zines ouf 100000 @m-
mobner ertf1Ilt; greltben ober, Dos
ettpa 40.000,000 Ginipobner 3dbIt,
miro MIR 33 &epr0ientnrten baben.
5olte GreilBen ieOoh In me6r Staa.
ten ein1eteilt tperoen, Damn miro ondJ
ie6er Gtoot einen 8ertreter baben.
9rei Observation-Disclosures iino
Bis jebt i'm SeIoe. @8 iinb oieies
0hilipp Gheioprnnn, Suqo &ooie
uno aor[ 2iebfnedt. 5dei6enonn
iuir0 bon ben Wlnioritdtslo8ioliItei
ttateritiibt, Scale bon ben ltnnbhdn.
9tgen So5iaIiiten uno 2iebfnedlt bon
Sen SpartafusIeitten.
Gie oeutide 6rieOensoeGegotion
miro fpabriheinlid aus Oem @rofen
9rodoorff 9lonbaiL @rof Bern.
ftorff itno Or. Golf belteben.
g(mIter6orn 2. San. - Sieb3ebn
IerIonen, oaritnter Elm fritherer ban,
eriider Ser5og iino ipegeu zines ae.
gen scn boberiiden gliniIterprdii.
benton Gisner eeidnieOeten Som.
plotts berbnftet tuoroen.
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pc!niiebe 2lriitee
allf Sent 1liatIebe
itatb Berlin
6rcuffnrt an her Cher, 80 @eilea
bca Berlin, iud bpu Serielben
beiebt iuor6en iein.

Gcnf 2. San. - Die poInii9C
2faehtur 8u 2ottionne lit bette ourd
8epei9en ous 8oien in aenntni2
geiebt moroen oab cine aus 10000
Big 10000 9tont ftarfe polniidc
9(rlnee ouf g}ctlin utarIfiert lnc
Die Sto6t sSrunffurt on Der Soer,
so meiIen bon Berlin gelegen, be.
ieat babe. Sic 9eutIfelI 10 beiBt
es, rufen Die Deilngeididten Sritp.
pen nie0er su ben 8affen, Inn oic
Solen suriid3!ibalten.
8ia po[nii1en Streittrdfte be.
itebeu aug s5nfonterie, GapolIerie
mo artiaerie. Die aaboT[erie lit Ser
pauptarlnee neit boraus ltno lon
in 4oien uno s5ranffurt an Der
G0er eingeriidt iein. 3ie 8ab:i.
b6fe gil 8eut9en, 8neien 1no @rom-
6erg ipnr0en. 10 beiBt es, obne itar.
fen @ioeritano genom1en.
g}erlin, /. San. (gun syo6n @rar;.
0en3 aorreipoitoent oar United
4reB )--0ier beute eingetroffenc
9ladri6ten beidget 0nB Die geeen
Berlin borrildenoe polniide glrntee
ied33 0euti6e Sta0te beiebt bot.
Die 0eutIde g9egierrng lit megea
oa3 8ormarifes bgunrubigt uno
fat iofort @caenrnaBregeIn getrof.
zen.
i6e 3tdote Seieet bat.O. .ggSI. 90.
8crliu, 1. San. GguIetin.) Scr
neae Sriegsmii1iiter un6 @forine-
miaiiter gtosfe bat Die @Iobilt.
iiestug elmer itarfen Eruppennodt
angeor0net, I'M Ser polniidJen Gin
iaasarmee g8ioeritan0 8u Ieiiten.
Ger Stnot 5nt fif cine groBe sluf.
regmJ bemadtiet.
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&e sic Sots:&epublit 1T llngarn grotlamiert DnrSe

sln einent ganfett Ser &arolDi. 8ar.
tel ertl6rte 9iiniiterpr1ltoent 9oroIBi
ii. a.; SIR Die inermeBliden Sdd.
0en Oes 2onoes tr6gt bns oIte &e-
gine Die Ghulo. glls i'd Dor eini.
gen 8ohen nit glttdnen Sloipn.
fen, aroaten iino Serben oerban0.
Oelte, bate id Oas @efiibl, Oob, tpenn
i'd 6amaIs in berontiportIiGer Stel.
lung getpeien mare, ib ben Srieoen
nit ben RntionaIit1ten bdtte o6idIie.
ben t0nnen. 8ieie erflGrteit baB
iie, tpenn ih oiS bono regius ooer
Qliniiterprdiioent banOle, nit mir
8ereinbarltn9en obidlieben fonnten.
SD fam beritbern, OoB bei oieier
@elegenbeit Die Nationalitdtenfrage
iebr billiger uno leidter b1tte gel6it
meroen fonnen. Die Bei6i1te tpiro
es feltItellen, oaB aud Der @ntente
gegeniiber uniere Gage cine gnna
onoere gelpeIen mare, penn mir, ipie
id es brlangt babe, 8n gleider 3eit
nit gul9orien Die 8offen nieoerge.
Geqt bdtten. Die 'eit tauienO Sobren
bier Iebenben gsationalitdten baben
biele beredtigte @rdbomiro. Sic
nliiiien tpieoer einieben, 0aB mir ou9
ibr @eites mol(en. 9ie grboItltng
Ser tuirtidoftIiden Ginbeit 0es Gam
0e8 lit nidt n1lr unier,, ion6ern ou6
ibr Sntereiie. ssSnfolge unierer geo.
grapbiiden Gage ntiiiien mir nod
Dem giiernen Sor lnlo Ser 9lOria
grabitieren. 1lnier 2an0 beiitt eine
oerartige geograpbii6e Giubeit, 0aB
Die Nationalit1ten i6ledt oopoilfon1-
men tuiroen, tpenn Die tpirtId]oft-
lide ginbeit fir Die 8ufttnft nidt
beiteben bliebe. g8ir mollen rur
oie 9rill8ipien @ilion's beripirfIi6en
un0 uniere gerehte Sohe Ser @nt-
lbelou1tg Der Jr1eoel15oerlalllllllltt1g
it6ertaiier. sssn Der duBereu @oli.
tit tpoQen mir einen nsuen aurs elm.
itbIogen. esn Der ittneren brou6en
mir cine oeutofratiide uno io5iale
Gnlitif.
2lu6 an oie entente lpiIL id einige
8orte rihten. ltn9arn fGntpft oers
8eit nit ben 8roBten tptrtidjaftlihen
Sdlpierigfeiteit luto gli4en, 9[Af nen
@ebieten Der aoblen.) Grnabrungse
unO gefleioungsfroge lit Die Gage
idredlid. gs lit nnlmodngItdj not.
Den0ig OaB Die gntente nod bor
GrieoensidIuB IN 0ieier ihredlihen
fTnrtfptttun nttf S5pitn 2
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Cine aricasurOiititencr.

2laiiteroolu, 2. s5an-@ine &c.
peiGe aus Berlin iagt OaB biz
golfsfcmniiidre Elm llebereinfom-
men nit bern sSinan8icfretdr ee.
trofila baben. monaf i'm Sabre
1919 Die ariegsprofiie in @dtalt
elmer 1uBergenobulihen ariegg.
iteuer Dem Staatsbuasbalt 3uflieBen
ioaen. gtad iou 6trd cine GuBerge-
iD5bn!ihe Steaer Die @erterbobung
6cs giaertums sir Eeiteaerung
bcrauae8ogpu iuerbI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-02
&illOll auf 0fr
&eiie nafb Stalifll
Rom bat ollie pcrkcbrunecn so fciftcm Gmpfdn9
eetrcffcn; er pirS amber sem 1sSnis audi sen
4)apIt MnS Sic II. 8. BcticbaFt bciuNefs
,piaons prosramm ieliebt meprere aesen civ

Meltliga, bab er pllem nMadtiiber.
geluidt" opponiert uno ntif einen ge.l
redten Srie6en beItebea ipiro. Sic
Jilbrer Der berbun0enefi WofioneH
lperOen AM 6rieOenstiih uIs Nertre.
ter 0es Bottles, nidt nls oeiIen aers
rem lntn Waeilter iiben.
9ie itd nnf Die 6reibeit Der Meefc'
be5iebenoe 5rnge lit bic eitt5ige, bic
bei ben 8erbanoIltngn 6htpierigfei.
ten berborrilfen foilnte; Die 1nierifa-
niiden Gele9aten ir0eiien fin0 iebr
boffnlingspo4, onB man fid odd hi
oieler g[ngeIeger6eit einigen lDeroe.
Ir1iioent g8ilion fin0et @efaI[et
an ieiner gfeiie nad StaIier, Der
Spe5ial5ug oes &ottigs bon syfoIielt
Oer ibul 8ur 8erfiignng geitelIf III,
bietet ones, mas man fid) on Be-
queulihfeit ur0 Suris 0ellfen fam.
Ser 3ug beItebt aus neuen @oggons
lnO itebt unter 2eitung zines @er*
treters oes a6nigs. Der 8ogaon
Oe8 8rditoeftten befin0et fi1 i'm Gen.
trttn 6e8 3ueeg.
Cine fleine nber entbuiia{tiIhe
Menidenmenge bate iif) 4 tern
Qlbeno auf oenl 8abnbof 5ll lris
eingefunben ltno rief Dem 4ralioeas
ten nno oeIien 8egleitung gliidide
Geiie 81. Gr oaflfte. ifloenn er Der
8olf5menee 8lttuinfte, hieIt jeoeB
feline 9Iniprahe.
9lnnt 2. San. Sic 5taot iFt
mt Soltienoen 5rellloeu angefiillf.
Die gefomnlen iino, Inn BEN 9sra{t-
oenten 8ilIol1 bei ieinenr t1orqiaen
gintreffen SIT fegriiBer. Naon fanll
bcriihert ieifl, bob Dem 9ralioeflte1
or Ser. Stdaten bier ei1l ebpllso|
.ber8!ider Grpiong bereitet lperDsii
mir, iDie es iii irgen0 eillgr an
0erer 9ailptftoot Der Muiierfen oaaE
8aG aeluefen. 4Ie Gin3eIbeiten ser
Gn1pfangs arrangements iino Be.
|en0et. Ser 9rdiioent iDirb i'm Gslii.
rinn[ Sic 9[partenentg oes Gire..
@qtberneitrg heSieben. EyreitdJ
9tbeno finoet Der Sauptenlpfong
itatt. Sonlstag miro Der gra{ioeiatl
Die enerifatiihe gotihaft beIud,els
unO iib Damn no1 oem @afican be-
geben. lin 6ieie 3eit pirh sSroua
@ilion Der itaIieiiiiden &0ftigilt eli
men @eiub nbItatten. Galn5fdg nodjF
mittaq miro benz gralioenten Il
Ser 9eputierfallfouuer ein G:Iat
pfong bereitst iper0en, mo Ganiga
tag a6eno miro Der gr1fioent II,
bern Hegier1trasgebaiioe borfprefen.a
@on3 9fon1 lit nit 9laggen oeH
aQiietten geiGil1iidt uno Gieasss
iGilIcn iin0 IN ienen StrnBen er,fl
ridtat iporoen, Die Der 9rdfioent aalu
hem 1ege nod Dem aiirtnaI pafd
iiert. 4
SDll0DlI, =. aSdft - george Gteell
8ariieenoer. beg aotniteeg fir ofsi
fentli9e SSyllfprnation, befir1et iiebp
lunter Der 9aeiiegeieaihaft oes 9rd.
itoenteir.
Gr1iioent 24iIion bat cine 0epts
i9e an ben 9ice-gr1li0eutet Scar.
i1al aerihtet, bieien itno 0as aifsr.
rifauiitbe golf beriiderno. DaB ntit
sSransreih 1lli0 @roBbrjtannieft
Safrie0eniteIIe;ios gereiubariinqea
gatroffen iDorDeit iino. Girfe gaahs
ridt mill Die ebening SEEMS erbals
ten hoben.
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mettcrbcri1t.

SIR Gma6n un6 llngegeno--
Snon nnO iorigeiett falt bette
n6eno; 5reitig idon nit laugiaEl
iteie su5er IeGperatur.
3iir giebrasfa- Sdon imo fort
gcifbt fnlt eelie nbeno; 5retiaa
ibon nit IaHginH fleigen6er Ient
peratar.
Ssir s5oma-Shon 5eitte abenr
unD 5reitng inli belic abeH0, niii
@nsnohme im duberiien iitoliden
Eeil.
--l.~s+
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Die Seilue6mer Ser saatiunal.%cr.
iammlnus trnssn snmeiit rote glb.
aciden.-Gin alter SpnneS BON
1913 eri6ien. - Ginc snnJe Men.
&c bon &cfOrmen geplant.
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1ocritaatlid6utte Ser
Giicnbabiten
SObctt lit Oaaesen, a6er fir Snnbes.
itatt itaatlider aOntrulle; 9e.
fi5it $50 NtiIlipnen.

SEEN gorf, 2. San. - Rcbert @,
2obetts gtntstdtigfeit ols Gireftor
Der @iietlbobn- 0tbiiion fir @ugaober
tam nit Dem @n0e bes Syabres 1915
sum a6idliiiie. Gas CAB linn @tt.
LAB, ieinen 2lniitbten iiber Die Giiet.
babnlage In elmer ldngere4t Grfld.
rttng ausoruG 5lt geben.
Gr bdlt es fir unbeoingt erfor.
oerIid, onB 0ie fegierltng oefinitit
ibre &biihten iiber Die fernere Ser.
iuaIting Der 8obnen feitiete nno be.
fonnt gebe. @r ielbIt lit gegen bon.
itdn6ige 11ebernnbme 6tr6 oie Bun.
oesregieritrg, neil er &onfltrrens,
iotpeit @etrieb unO 8etriebsn1itteI
in 8etro6t fontnen, fitr norteilbafi
bGlt, obtpobl &onfurrens in Staten
nod ieiner glfiidt ibG6li1 lit, Gr
bGlt es fir ieIbItberItGnbli15, ooB
cine &ontroIle Ser @obnen ieitens
ser ein5elnen Staoten nif)t tpieoer
in 6rage fontuen fonne. g8as er
begiinitigt lit cine getpiiie aontroIle
Der 8unOesreeierltng fir oen sSaI,
0aB aonfitrrena i'm @etriebe gu eiftem
l1e6elItattoe iif enttpidele.
Serner lit er fir &onioIi6ierling
iutter 8unoes @enebnligitng, ipo
eS it6 I'm @abnliltien bonoeIt, Die
lid ni6t rertieren un6 tpo 0trd
iolde 3oniolibieriing Dem Gublifin
ourb beIiern 9abu0ienit eebolfen
piir0e.
Ser Sauptgrti1lO nber fir feline
0ppoiition gegen ltebernobn1e Der
@abnen our1 Die @unocsregierltng
1T, 6oB er fiir9tet, Bolitif unO $50
Iittfer tpiir0en mn 8u balo cine
pidtige &ole i'm 8obnbetriebe ipie.
len. ST fiirbtet @erItootlihung
ipiroe MIR Der g[nfnng zines fort
Iaufen6en politiiden Sfanoo1s llnO
ftnan3ielIer unnotiger Bilr0en 1ein.
Sober 8olitifer tpiirbe gerooeau ge.
8iunngen iein fiir feline ySSreunoe~
GteIlungen I'M 8obnoieltIte 5it fiil-
sen, Se0er 9onereBmonn fpiiroe iid
Ser @efo9r oltsieben fir ieine Sta.
tionsgebGitoe lm0 ohoere D8erbeIic.
rltngen" in ieinen 9iItrifte cine 8in
einbringen at utiiiien gau5 bon per-
me6rtem 9a6nbetrie6e in geipiilen
@eeen0en su i6peigen, ipo en- riht
n0tig lei ober fir cine 8ieoTlpabl
bieIleift Stimmen ertperben f6nne.
Sefisit $50 @dlliOneH.
@aiGington, 2. San. Gie
llebernabme Der 9aBnen oitr6 oie
gun6egregierung foItet oos 2ono 70.
melt t5O Diiaionen 9oIlors. Sos
beiBt, Der ltrlterifieo sfpilden Der
Slmune, oie Den 8obnen gorantiert
porOen mar nn6 ben fuirfliden Gin.
ndbmen 6etrdgt 10 biel.
8ebGlt Die &e9ierrng Die aontroae
nod fDeitere 6 G1onote, 10 fam 0ieie
Suntme leidt 0Irh 6ie erbGbten
S5raftraten mieOer eingebraht iusr.
ben.
Gen gn9nen iinO auBerOem fir
BE glnidufIung BON 2Ot0Hotiben un0
9aggons groBe 5ummen gelieben
poroeu. Gieie ie6od iinb GarIeben,
bic 5uriidbeBnhIt tper6en nniiiien
uno merheL
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lie AnilOiasg EeitneriaIs. -tfins
glHflasereOe Oes 1raieH @arOiDi.
-Gmentc unk gsOt ln6erH.
anfloiHHs pOH gaa5 europa SrObt.
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2liaIatpk i,a9 Rom ssir
Kcnfcrcit5 init l1,illctf

gSaibington, 2. sSdn.2bcinos
Raiarpf, Der neue BrGiioert oer
aeiten tihedo.i;otuofiidpn 9iepitbIif.
iit BON 9sr1s nod Rom 0bgereiFt,
1mt ME es bier in offi5ieIen arei.
len beiBt nit ssrdlioent ggiIioa
iiber Die 8ei5tingen SDiihen eta.
lien uuo Der neten RepubIif al fost
ferieren.
gou bieIen eeifeit miro 0ielex
gorgang OILS iehr ipidiig betromEet.
Oa 0urd ben 9Serirag bon Qorooif
SSSStaIien @araafiet gefaadt mnr0eil
iinO, bic nit ben sSrfpreiTen Der
8iGeGo -SlopuLen niht harme.
nieren.
Ser &iGe. Die 8entraEfroFt bes
Gbarafters, piub In BET @eluDhn.
beit Der GntitbIpIieubeit aeltbt fBersl
oeu, Icnit miro er rue0er iahig iknS
Dem yoien 81 uiosriseben, ri
fabig Dem 0ufen sn iOIaen, Il
es in ben gdriFten oas gugEa
soIIlusI enlIIss:
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-02

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The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27
AMERICAN WORKERS
 ARE NOT IDLERS
Interesting Figures Quoted by Educational Board Member.

The present industrial discontent DOT tends good for the future. Unrest Is nothing to be alarmed about, but is rather a sign of approaching prosperity. These were the statements of Arthur E. Holder, labor member of the Federal Board for Vocational Education, at recent meeting of the Educational Con- gress at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, speaking on the relation of education to industry.
 Anything that harbors and encour- Holder, "and when there is little dis content, and nature turns things over, it is a signe that 1t IS to be followed by period of progress and growth.
 "I deny and challenge the loose charges now too glibly made that the American working people are id1ers and slackers," declared Mr. Holder.
 To substantiate this challenge he pro- duced figures from the official reports which showed that in 1913 the year prior to the war, although in this nation there were only one-ffth of the worlds population, it produced g per cent of the worlds wheat, 35 per cent. of the worlds oats, 60 per cent. of the cotton, and 80 per cent. of the corn.
 The United States also produced 25 per cent. of the worlds horses, 28 per cent, of the cattle, and 40 per cent. of the swine, as we'll as g per cent of >all the dairy products. In minerals our five per cent. of the worlds population produced 50 per cent. of the pig iron, 5* per cent of the copper, and 60 per cent. of the petroleum.
 Our manufactured products of the worlds production were 22 per cent. of woo1ens, 25 per cent. of linens, 25 per cent. of cotton cloth, 45 per cent. of paper 25 per cent. of glass, 36 per cent. of shoes, and 50 per cent. of steel products.
 Our wonderfully industrious and freely educated people have proven
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27

their worth from a purely dollar and cent standnoint, by enriching the world with "A per cent. of all the agricul- tural products, 40 per cent. of all the mineral products and 34 per cent of all the manufactured products
 'This," MT. Holder forcibly stated was accomplished by our five per cent. ot the worlds population"
 His figures showed also that the na- ton stod equally high in the develop ment and increase of manufactured products. In the year 1850, the work ing men and women in industry in this nation produced values equal to $1,C64 per capita, and in 1910 produced $3,125 Der capita, showing an increase of 103 per cent. in 60 years. He added that the nation had not produced money alone, but had also made self-relant, resourcefu1 citizens,
 These figures" MT. Holder con- cluded "clearly show the relation of education to industry. They are a tribute to the educational system of the United States, and prove most en- phatiCa1y and eloquent1y that labor on our farms and in our industries is active, intelligent industrious loyal. and wonderfully productive"
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27
BANKS

Connecticut Savings Bank, corner
 Church and Crown Sts. First National Bank, 4O-42 Church St. Mechanics Bank, The, Church and
 Center Sts. Merchants National Bank, State corner
 Chapel. New Haven Savings Bank, Orange cor
 ner Court St. Peoples Bank & Trust Co.,, 8O4 Chapel
 St. Second National Bank, The, 135 Church
 St. opposite The Green. Union & New Haven Trust Co.,, The,
 57 Church St.
 BOOKS AND STATIONERY Book Store Inc, 21o-221
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27
COAL,

The Howard Company, 228-26O Boule- yard, near Kimberly Ave.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27
CAMERAS

City Hall Pharmacy Co.,, The, IS
 Church St., next to City Hall. Fritz X Hawlev. Inc. 816 Chapel St
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27

The union label is invulnerab1e to the injunction, the lockout, and the blacklist.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27
CHILDREN'S $ CLOTHING ON
 CREDIT The Brennan Store Gate1y & Brennan, 166 Meadow St.

CIGARS The Gillespie Drug Co.,, stores, "A Chapel St., and 6 Chapel St. Country Life" Cigars, Distributed by Stoddard, Gilbert & Co.,, Inc, New Haven, Norwich, Waterbury, Bridge port.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-12-27
AUTOMOBILES
BAKERIES

Chamberlain, The Cruller Man." 147 Temple St. Federal System of Bakeries, 60 Orange St. Mory's Barker System) Bakery, 3o2 State St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
Official Report Issued
 By the Peace Conference

trade with Germany pending the signing of the peace treaty.
 "1. The financial list to he sus- peHded tjf this has not been done already and announcement to he mude that neutrnIs are entirely free to extend credits of my kind to Germany or to it's nationals.
 ss2. That German-owned cash. balances and hills already in nen- tral countries nre freely available in payment for imports.
 "3. That tine proceeds of exports from Germany may be freely nvasl- able In payment for all kinds of permitted imports.
 s14. That the finance section shall have discretion to grant licenses for the export of gold and securities from Germany in payment Cor tni- ports on npPIicwtion from the Ger man authorities.
 ss5. That the above be comsnuni- cated to the finepei committee nt vii,estc and to the committee of neutral f,naucicrs and that their suggestions be invited as to what further reinxati0ns are desired by them.
 s'Contrcl of traffic on the Danube.
 ''rhe ccnncil considered again the question of the control of the navi- sation on the Danube and 1t was decided that this control should he placed entirely under one au- thOrity. A subcOmrsittee was ap- pointed to nrrnnwe the detail< with n view to rxpcditinE tEe reopeninE s's eaw ~ss~ca-sf and relife traffic ~ns sh~ nrrnss~~ ,-rsss t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-07
ILLUSTRATIONS, RESUMED
By Associated Pres,

Paris. May 8.-The following of ffciaI communication was issued this evening:
 .orhe. supreme economic co"nc'i held it's sixteenth meeting May at 10 a. III. under the chairmnn- ship of Lord Robert Cecil nt the ministry of commerce.
 1Prorosed blockade measures to be adopted in the event of Ger many refusing to sign the peace treaty:
 .1The council considered plans which had been formulated to bring about the complete eco homie Isolation of Germany in the event. hat the German delegates should refuse to sign the preIim- insries of peace. The blockade sec- ton was directed to draw up and submit for the approva. ef the council of foreign ministers plan of blockade measures to be inn,e- diaieIy put into effect should the associated Eovernments desire to have recourSe to economic CO., !ercl0u.
 ssRemovel of final restrictions of trade with Germany:
 ssUpOn recommendation by the hnancial ~sctIOn the council de- cided to irake the foiloxsnx res:s- FrerE et t;aass'a! gesr-is.s ',r- s'f 7