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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
Orders

Mr.. Williams presented the follow.
ing order:
Ordered, the Senate concurring
that 500 additional copies of House
Document No. SO. relating to the
State Board Of Dental Examiners
be printed for the use Of the House
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
suggest that the order should be
amended to read "for the use of the
House and Senate
Mr.. WILLIAMS: I accept the
amendment.
The order as amended then re.
ceived a passage.
On motion by Mr.. Granville OF
Parsonsfield, it was
Ordered, the Senate concurrinr
that 500 additional copies OF House
bill No. 20 AN Act for the preserya-
ton. preparation and increase of
the forests Of the State of Maine" be
printed for the use of the members
Of the Legislature.
On motion by Mr.. Smith Of Show
hogan, it was
Ordered. that 500 additional COMES
Of House bill No. 3. being an Act 10
provide for the registration of lcSis.
lative counsel and agents. be printed
On motion by MIR. Smith Of Skowhe.
gan, it was
Ordered. that 500 additional copies
Of House bill 10. .. an Act to provide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

From the Senate: Ordered. the
House concurring. that a committee
on the part Of the Senate. with such
as the House may join. be appointed
a committee to make arrangements
for a reception to be rendered the
Commanding General of the North
eastern Department. Major General
! Clarence r. Edwards. formerly COM
! manding officer Of the Yankee Divi-
sion."
This ordor eomea from the Senate
read and pnnscd, with tho following
| committee appointed: Senators
Cannot Of Kenneboc, Deering Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

Papers from the Senate disposed
Of in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
HOUSE

Thursday, Jan. 80, 1919
The House met according to adj
journment and was called to order by
the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. H. S. Dow Of
Gardiner.
Journal Of previous session read
and approved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31
SENATE

Thursday. January 30. 1919.
Senate called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Prayer by Rev. A. F. Walch Of Au-
gusta.
Journal of previous session read
and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

Ordered, that 500 additional copies
Of House bill 10. =. AN Act to provide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-31

the Revised Statutes, to increase the
compensation Of register Of probate
in Aroostook county.
BY Mr.. Perkins Of Boothbay Har-
Dor: An Act to amend Section IS IT
Chapter III Of the Revised Statutes.
increasing the salary Of the register
If deeds for the county Of Lincoln
BY the same gentleman: An Act u
amend Section 80 OF Chapter III Of tho
Revised Statutes. increasing the salary
Of the register Of probate n the county
Of Lincoln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Boys Suits at $l6.95
A Clearance

They are odd lots three or four suits Of the lind.
in sizes ranging from to 1S years. Several fasenable
models to choose FROM oil wool materials and sxcslIest
tailoring.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Economy Sales of
Splendid Woolens

Heather mixture WOOL jrseys inches wide reduced 70
1856 3D. All wool Brosdcloths 81 inches wde In black and
solors reduced to S2.95 yard
Wool eatinss IN variety "a inches wide reduced to $ssb
yssd.
Wool mixed gray icotne 56 inches wide and navy blue
French Serge, 81 inches wide, reduced to $l19 yard
Navy Blue Serge. 1896 yd.
An wool French Serge. "a inches wide In beautiful
blue reduced 10 1896 yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-26
Economy Sales of
Silks and Velvets

Old Rose Chiffon Dress vsvss, 70 inches wide reduces
TO $685. yard
Crepe hack Satin and Charmsuss Y inches wide brown
navy, and black. reduced 10 $3.50 yard
Fur fabrics for coats sc inches wide. reduced to S7sl
and 9l096 yard.
Black Dress san 80 inches wids reduced 10 $685. yard
Silks Reduced to $l.95 I'd.
japanese washsbls ssa b white and eoees S6 inehe
wide. Plain colofed Nsesalna, - inches vde. Cheney
kono silks 3e inches wide. and heavy blsek Crepe d.
Chine 10 inches wide. All thsss reduced To @l96 yard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15

The only fatalities included in the
total of t52 accidents reported to the
industrial accident commission for
the week ending November ls occur
RED i'll logging camps according to
the report of the commission Just out.
Nelson Homer of Black Rock and r..
a. Curry of Portland, both loggers,
iost their lives in accidents during the
week, the report shows. OF the accl-
dents reported 426 were subject to the
provisions Of the compensation act, Is
We're from firms and corporations
mat have rejected the provisions of
the act and eight were from public
utility corporations not subject to the
provisions of the act.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
TELL THE TRUTH IS
SLOGAN FOR BOOKLET
OF CLUB FEDERATION

Tell the truth--that'sg $ good enough. .
And following out this dictum the
County Federation of Clubs is pre-
pairing booklet, soon to be publish
ed, for distribution in all parts of the
world, telling of the opportunities in
Marion county. The book will have
AZ pages--one for every town--and
on each page will be cited those things
that township Is most proud Of
But there will be absolutely no cx-
aggeration of these things In fact,
the men engaged In preparing the
booklet, have ben instructed to leave
out the most favorable reports of CROPS
etc, that the persons receiving Ii e
booklet will not know exactly what is
to be found within the borders of the
county should they come here.
Booklet Unique I'm State.
This booklet will be the only one
Of its kind to be prepared in the state.
twenty per cent of the copies to he
made for the Salem Commercial clup
VIII be sent to the Portland Chamber
or Commerce for distribution. Those
persons desiring more explicit inforna-
tlon o. anyone county will, as a matter
OF necessitS, then be given a booklet
on Marion county. This is regarded
as ono of the most effective steps ever
to he tulien by commercial organlza-
lions fer advertising Marion county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15

The final account of N. Vanderhoof
administrator of the estate of Minnie
Vanderhoof. who died in this county
April a, 1919, was submitted to the
county court today. Judge Bushey
was asked to set date for hearing
objections.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
KOz|ER CERT|F|ES
LIST OF OFFICES
FOR PRIMARIES

The voters of the two dominant
parties in Marion county will nom
mate 10 candidates for state positions
at the primary election May 81, next
according to the certification to the
county clerk now in course of prepar-
alton by Sam A. Kozer, deputy sec
retary Of state. In addition to the IL
state officials to be elected from the
state at large there are to be NOM
mated a candidate for congress from
the First district to succeed w. C.
Hawiey of Salem; five state represen-
tatives to succeed Seymour Jones, S.
"A. Hughes, Ivan G. Martin, George w.
Weeks, and David H. Looney; and a
district attorney to succeed Max
Gehlhar.
The IL candidates to be nominated
by the state at large include:
United States senator, to succeed
Geo. E. Chamberlain, Portland.
Congressman, First district, to sue
ceed w. G. Hawley, Salem.
Congressman, Second district. to
succeed NJ. J. Sinnot, The Dalles.
Congressman, Third district, to sue
ceed C. N. Macarthur Portland.
Three Electors of president and
vice-president of the United States.
Secretary Of State, to succeed Ben
W. olcott. Salem.
Justices of the Supreme Court, to
succeed Justices Thomas A. Mcbride,
Deer Island, Columbia County; Henry
J. Bean, Pendleton Henry L. Benson,
klamath Falls, and Lawrence T. Har-
ris. Eugene.
Dairy and Food Commissioner, to
succeed John d. Mickle, Portland.
Public Service Commissioner, East
ern Oregon district comprising the
counties east of the Cascade noun
tains TO succeed II. H. Corey, Baker.
Public Service Commissioner, West
ern Oregon district comprising the
counties west of the Cascade noun
Aains. to succeed Fred G., Buchtel,
Portland.
A total of 1872 state officers are TO
he nominated by each Of the parties
at this time. Except for the ~ from
ahe state at large the others are to
be named by the various districts
congressional. judicial and Legislative.
These latter include three circuit
Judges 16 state senators, so represen-
fatives and 36 district attorneys
one for each county In the state. Ex-
elusive Of the district attorneys these
latter positions are listed as follows:
Circuit Judge, 10th Judicial district
comprising Union and Wallowa coun
ties, to succeed Judge j. w. Knowles,
la Grande.
Circuit Judge, 11th Judicial district
comprising Gillian, Sherman and
Wheeler counties, to succeed Judge
I'D. II. Parker, Condor.
Circuit judge 12th judicial district
comprising Polk and Yamhill coun-
Ties to succeed Judge Harry II, Belt,
Dallas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15

"In Old Kentucky" will be the at
traction at the Grand theatre for one
night only Thursday, November 20,
and its a safe bet to make, that those
who have seen the play before will get
their seats early, the show is enjoying
one of the best seasons of its career,
Queen Bess. Madge, the Pickaninny
band and countless other never-to-be
forgotten features are still with this
popular attraction besides the street
parade will have several novelties
this takes place at noon with a concert
in front of the theatre as you enter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
4 X y 4 4 x 4 4 X = 4 4 \ i
INTERPRETATIONS. : :
( 4 4 y 4 ~ 4 4 = = x !
New interpretations

The Pacific Wholesale Drug COM
pany whose principal place of bust
ness is Portland, filed articles of in
corporation with the corporation de-
partment here Friday. The company
Is capitalized at 100000. Il. B.
Barthrop, Lester NJ Leland and A. w
Allen are the incorporators.
Other corporations filing articles
Friday were as follows:
Hazelwood Mutual Water company,
Portland, $4,000; J. w. Burke. A. W.
Lambert and L. z. Long.
Fook Lo ycompany Portland;
$4,000; Rogers MacVeagh, w. A.
Johnson and A. B. Winfree.
Delta Zeta, Corvallis; $1,000; Erma
Beals, president; Dorothy Edwards,
treasurer; Gertrude Lienkaemper,
secretary; Edith ireland, manager.
Mortgage Investment company,
Portland; $500; A. Rolling, Vera Rol-
ling and E. S. Douglas.
Crater Lake Motor company. Med
ford; $500; d. j. Lee, w. Fl. Nc
Donald and Eva B. Lee.
j. H. Graham Motors company.
Portland; $4,000; J. II. Graham
John N. Sharp, and Robert f. Ma
guire.
]. w. Hill & Son company, Port
land; $4,000; ]. w. Hill, B. w. Hill
and William j. Piepenbrink.
Strine Cycle company, Portland; /;
$4,000; Geo. T. Strine, G. F.. Sander
son, Harvey Wells, Charles c. Hind
man.
The Phoenix Utility company, in
corporated under the laws of Con-
necticut, has declared it's purpose to
transact business in Oregon. The
company is capitalized at $4,000 and
is organized for the purpose of de-
veloping water power.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
GzmfAe65 4

The group of Marion county logan
berry growers who several days ago
won the suit against the Salem Kings
Products company to collect on a con
tract governing berry prices yesterday
filed cost bill in district court for
S1s1.10. The expenses We're accumu-
Hated n travel fees, court stenogra-
pliers, etc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
Chambers Condemns Speech
DerilHng County Or City

In connection with the "tell the
trnth--it is good enough policy, much
debate was provoked at the open
forum meeting of the Commercial club
last night. ]. w Chambers, Sr.. of
the Chambers Furniture company alb.
horing the fact that some people are
snclined to speak Ill ct the city ant
county. declared that he would like to
rec a law in the court causing the fine
Of $40 to anyone convicted of such
conduct. He said that there Is abso-
sutsiy nothing in either the city or
codnty to be spoken derisively of, sew
eral others spoke against exaggeration
of conditions in the city and county
saving that the truth was even 40
good as TO be suspected"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
Neutral State Is Solution OF
Peace In Baltic Districts

Paris. Nov. 5.--(united Press. ---
The peace conference today received a
Telegram from the conference of Bal
aic states, sitting at Dorpat, declar-
tng that an armistic between the Baltic
states and the Russian bloshevik is
possibly only by creation Of neutral
zone. under control of some outside
state.
The neutral state also should be
made responsible for the execution of
the terms of any armistice arrived at.
The telegram said, urging the confer
1nee to appoint some nation to act In
fzais capacity. immediately,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
BIZ Handlev-paoe Plane
SchetIRed To Resume EIiohf

Warren. Pa. Nov. 15--The Handfey-
Page express bombing plane attempt-
sng a nonstop flight from New York
10 Chicago, is scheduled to leave War
ren late today for Chicago. The air
ship landed near Warren late yester-
day 70 make repairs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
CALLAHAN WINS DECISION

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 15.-Frankie
Callahan, Columbus. Ohio, won de-
cision over Jimmy Drexel, Omaha. III
their 1O-round fight at Fort Omaha
last night. Callahan scored the on =?
knackdown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15
Paris Is Covered With
Heaviest Snow Of Years

Paris, Nov. 15.-(United Press. ,
Paris was covered with the heaviest
snow fall in years today. Coupled with
the coal shortage and strikes, the cold
weather was causing great suffering
among the poorer classes.
Rumors OF possible bolshevist out
breaks during Sundays parliamentary
elections were persistent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15

L. T. Willis vice president Of the
First National bank of klamath Falls
and former county judge, dropped
dead in the postoffice in that city
Sunday night. He was So years old.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-11-15

An order appointing Glen e. TN
ruth. justice of the peace, administra-
for of the estate of w II, Quincy, and
naming ]. Brunkel, Fred Mitchell and
C.. Mattson appraisers, was made to-
day by County Judge Bushey
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Wir6 tto;licn Gctr1itlscs
Baisit aaafReben?
stnOisrt anseblid GutideiSnns ses
8unbtso6ergeridJts, nm 81
ieBen, iuns iid) tau lGht.

8aibinqtom II. 9c5. Bon allen
trodenen SeiIen oe8 aanoes treffen
beiite inn gseiBen SOUS telegraph.
ide Ippcll, oil Sen 8r1iibenten elm.
cine Grflaritng obSlgeben bob ocr
drieg Doibei 1T, ioipeit Ole Gricgse
prohibition in getrnbt fomnlt.
gsie perlcttet, bot asr1lioent 8il.
Jon angeotonet, Die gntideioune oas
gunoeSsbergeridts gu priifen, INN
mas er in Der Gade
titn fam. syn oieier 8erbinolng mub
man beritrferL Dob 8r1iioent @it-
ion bcrcii5 bor Iineerer Belt fir
bic sIufbetltng BEG 9annS ouf 9ier
lino @eir eintrot. 9ieie Satia6e
beranlcBt cinige ieiner ireitnoe au
Der Grflirling, ouB er totldhIid
ben gaun anfbeben miirbe, falls er
finoen iollte, oaB er oaou 0ie @cmolt
babe. Gos Sbergeribt oeutet in lei.
ner gntiheioune on Dob er oa5u
Ole @ctulIt babe, ioboIo er Die 9es
mobilization fir beenoet h6It.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
2ltaHaAufefts
ftimfrt ,,itab"

9leipburbport. Gioii.. II. 9ea.-
Gum eritcauaI felt 5ebn Sabren lit
bieie Gtoot in Die Heiben Der mai.
ien Stdotr eeriidt. ssSn Der seitrigen
@nni3ipaItoobl pnrae Die 2i5ens
nit GROCER @ebrbeit glltgebeiBen.
gon ocn 38 St1oten In g1oiia.
duietts, ftimnlten SO fiir .2isens.
goIton II. Ges.-Ne gurd.
ideiOllng Ses Bolton Common. lin
ben Strabenberfebr sn erIeidtcrn.
iulirbe bon ben Stimnsebern in Der
StaotpnbI eiitscbeiBen. Die Grogc
Der 2i5ens ipuroe nit elmer Mcbr.
belt bon 22.425 ae1rn to.7S1
befiiriuortct. Sbnobl oie naiionaIe
grobihiticn boIO in' aroft tritt, 10
lit MaIIatuietts nod INNER elm
2i5cns.Staot uno Die 2i6ens f6nst
NIT Gem j.. eyoiiuor dn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
AmfietencrrcacnSe
Grkldrmfte Ses ffterik.
Sinan5s111iniiters
gsentraIitat Der merifaniidjen 9aesic-
rnns iuar bic ein5isc 0iettnns
fiir @erifus Srcibeit,

Z StoSt @2erifo, II. Ged. (gon
9ialpb 8. 2urner, aprreipolbent Der
llniteo preb.J Ser inerifnniide ST.
iian3nliniiter 2uis Cabrera gab Dem
8ertreter Der limited 9Sreb gegen.
iiber cine Ionge Grfl6rung al, Ia.
geno, 6ab, bate iib Merifo 0en
slliierten in oem groBen 4riege on.
gei9loiien es bon ben @er. Stdd.
ten politiih uno ofonpntii9, ber,
iHludt iuoroen mare. -
o9as geeenip1rtiee 8erbnIten Der
nuierifoniihen 9reiie, oie fir be-
lpoffnete synterbention eirtritt," iae-
te er, niuiro bieIes in ben 9(uger
Gurupos nno Siio.amerifas beitG.
ti9en.
Sic omerifaniidea SntperialiItcn
leeen Die Nionroe Doctrine oabin
aus, oob Merifo Elm erfluiiber Gum.
melplae omerifaniIher Grpaniions.
gcliilte 1T. @s bot ii6 nunmebr er.
ipieicn, oaB cs meiie bon iins mar,
I'M aricge neutral 81 bleiben."
Cabrera bob befbor, oaB iene
anierifaniiden 3eitiinsen oie Stttcr.
bcntion befiiriportcit oardui berlpei-
len, OnB Die nlerifaniIfe gtcgiernng
@roBbritannien ben Ser. Staaten
eeseniiber 6ebor3uae. inoem fie ben
9riten ipsieIle 9iedte einr1ulne.
.Gieics lit abioIrt falid," iaete er,
socnn iuir beriuhen iest ipieoer @e.
oiebuneen NIT Der gan3eit 8elt am.
aufniipfeu. 9ieles ober ipiro hi gc.
tuiiien &reiien ols eiite feinoiide
$altuns 9esen Die Ser. gtoaten
olsgelcgt, ouitatt oaB man in Sine.
rita einieben ioIlte, iuie icbr Megifo
beniiibt lit, iid mirtidaftIid enpor-
Sudrbeiten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
Demtiet,lanc plant
BaHcelss1oc NIT
2trecfttinicit
7nrd Ssniclben ioa 9entitblanO bon
aaSern 8eltmarften nnab=
haHsis ,uerSeH.

Berlin, II. 9e5.-9r. S. @sur.
tin, alts 9reros slires, 1T bier eiit.
getrofieil, I'M cine anIeibe aus gGr.
gentinien an 9erti6lano fiir 500
000,00 @jolopsIos gu orrangieren.
g8ie iib 1eransIteat, pGant GelltIf.
Lamb ole SerItellling bon InnOtpirt.
ihaftIi6ln @loidinen 6ie friiber
bon Sen Ser. Stoaten on 4rgentis
nien berfallft iuurbelt; nno 5tuar in
Ser Spffrung, oaB EN- pirtidaftIider
9lrno NIT 0en Iii0amerifaniihen
2anoe betaeitcllt peroen fam, no.
ourh 9cntidIano bon onoeren @elt.
mdrften be8iigli6 gaununolte uno
8oIle imnbbangig geuo6t peroen
ioa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17

8oIbington, IL. De5. (ltniteS
greB) Gin unoifi5icIIes 8eriob.
nl,ngsfomitec ocs Senats lit eeeen.
iu1ttio an Der 9lrbeit, einen Som.
pronliB iiber Die aatiiifntion oes
syrirbensprrtrags on5nbnbnen. Sos.
ieIbe beitebt ails einen &cpublifaner
itn6 einem Gemofroten unb fudt
cine 8oiis, nuf pelGcr Die Ratifis
fation orrongiert iperOen fortn, oa.
Bel bic 9tnlihten Der Senatoren
2n6ge uno Sitdcod auBer ndt loi-
iett6.
Ser erIte Sdritt Sen bieies So
nlitee unternonmen beitcbt 6nrin,
sic glnIiGten Ger Senatoren oiif bel.
ben Seitcn su ioitOieren IN pietpeit
tie nuf @ntoeeenfomnet Bel gbfai.
lung neller @inpdnoe re4nen fon-
ncn gmerbings iino Die bisberigelt
6ortidrittc, fie iie in oieier Sinliht
niif3lupeiien boben nitt groB; tpie
nbcr Elm aonliteetnitglieo iagt, TT
ole Situntion tiidt boffnunesIos.
Ger @eiit oes aornproniIies lit
beute inter Der temofrotii6en Sc
natoren itdrfer, ipie felt benz 10.
Gorelnber, 5iir 3eit aIs Der Ser.
trog aboeIebnt iuitroe. Sitdcof er.
flGrtc bet te, bab Die 9emofrotcit
einen aomproniib orraneieren mir.
oen ipenn oieiGs ntoeIid] iei uno
gboncen ncbnten miiroen oob grd.
ii0ent 8ilion oaait einberitanoeH
ici. agbe ieood) an einen aonipro.
nliB olt oenfer iei" iagte Sitdcof,
airtuB cine geb6rioe MetboOe eeffdf.
len luer0en. gsir fonnen oieie gln.
seIegeubeit nidt nuf gut Slid BET.
Iegen. @ir niiiien cine aoiuproHtiB.
ntaidinrrie oufltctfer. itno bns erite
lit, bab mir ein geri0bnnugsfuntitec
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17

9fom IL. Ge3. (0on Camille GIN
farra. aorreiponoent Der 1lniteo
8reB.) 9as GdredgeipenIt beg
Sungers idreitet 6irG DETER
reid, ltniduloiee Srauen lmo SGug.
linge inter feinen Sritten serntal.
ineno ilno Die eorae 9eation NIT Ser.
nibfung beorobeno. Cine Der idiuers
ften aataItropben in Der 8eltge-
i6i6te lit nobe beporfteberb; fie fam
nitr 6ur6 Die Silfe Der friiberen
sSeinoe SeIterreidDs obgemenoet per.
ben."
90 GltBerte fid Der bier iueiler6e
aoroinal 9ifil, gr5biifof bon Bien,
oie Gage in ieinein gnterIanoe ihil-
6ernb. Sn Ieioenihnftsloier 8eiie
ldilberte er Die 2eioen iu6 Soff-
rliugslofigfeit, ipelde Der arieg
iiber SeIterreid sebraft bot; emit
elmer ser mddtigiten Stanten Der
8elt lit tSeiterreih beute in Elm
gfidts 51riidgei6leu0ert iporben, oas
politiid nno ofonomiid ben aaiier.
ten ouf @naoe rnb l1iignaoe ergeben
iii.
Ser Garoiuol nabm 0ur9nus fets
1len Mnlta1o oit erfIdrerl 6aB ieiner
Wteinung no6 Die 9efterrei6 oitf-
erIegten SrieOensbeoiilsua fir
Die eegeniuartiee Gage beg 2aabes
berotttlportIi1 gu balten iiilo. Gin
ofonolliic1er 8erbaro nit 9eiitia-
Lamb iei abiolilt notis, iagte er, ion
Seiterreid| ols iinabbangiger Staat
ipeitcr6eiteben.
o5don iitliere ofonontiide eitua-
tion lit ber8lppifelt," laste 9aroinoI
giffle, sitno ols Station iirlo mir
ailf iInnleroar 81, gooen geidnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-17
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