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The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

At last help is secured. For over
three weeks the New Era was minus
an operator and it would not be ne
cessary to tell the readers for they
could very readily see that we were
minus something. However, help
was secured and on Monday OF this
week we started in to catch up with
the work and get back on peace
basis; for we assure you that things
are not very peaceab1e when there is
kinds of work an amateur "an. be
put on but fellow who never oper-
ated linotype machine would be in
cmess trying to do work on 1t and
so we managed the best that could
be under the conditions. Most for
tunetely there 10 young cattle man
and rancher in Ordway who knows
Us much about these complicated ma
chimes as the man VINO makes them
and he can operate them with speed
and accuracy. Thru his kindness to
lend a helping hand he saved the
day. but naturally his business aft
airs occupied his daylight hours and
it was the Good Samaritan in him
that prompted him to make the ma
chine hum during several evenings
Of the past two weeks. This man ia
F.. L. Pyles and II he can make good
/ tender steak ont of range steer as
nicely as he can make complicated
/ linotype machine do his bidding he
| is genius.
/ Along this line perhaps we all are
wondering where the men are who
used to be available for the various
Z jobs and we como to the ono conclu-
sion and that Is that the few hun
dred thousand who are striking for
{ $500 day for driving mules in Z
mino when they are getting ONLY
5000 are following the footsteps oi
ether tradesmen who prefer to walk
the bona makes on his Investment az
well as what he is entitled TO make
off his sixteen hours a day and his
many sleepless nights trying to fig
ure out why il is up to him to fur
nish the capital, the worry and dc
ell the headworlc and pay vastly
more in proportion to the employe
than he gets himself. The man who
! drives the mules in the miner has
not care on earth and when the
/ o'clock gong rings he is thru until II
is time to go to work the next shift
4 These who are striking are max
ing 1t hard for industries of most ev-
cry kind to operate, and recently, IN
the cities. such big publishing hous-
es as the Literary Digest have had tc
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
CROWLEY NEWS

Chas. Colgin has taken homo
stead north of Sugar City and has
moved his family there.
The T. A. Robinson family has
moved to near Mahsanola.
]. l.. Orr is having a nice garage
built at his residence.
A barrel of glue exploded at the
cunning factory last week and John
Dole who was near it had some of
Il hit his eyes. He went to Pueblo
to have them treated.
Elmer Pearson has returned to his
lone at Haswell.
Rev T. S. Hughes was in Boulder
last week to attend tho Presbyterian
synod.
Frank Yehle. father of Will Yehle
is here to spend the winter. He is
the senior member of the YehleMer-
camille Co. He Is from Missouri
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
PubliceSales

We are in touch with every horse
and mule buyer in the country and
when you list your safes with us you
are sure of spirited bidding. We
have bought thousands of dollars wo-
rth of property ourselves on sales
and when you employ us you get the
protection that any auctioneer sho-
uld be able to give his client. We
are the oldest firm in Crowley cou-
nty and have conducted more succe-
ssful sales and have made our pat
rons money. VIII Ielp advertise or
bid on your property In lump if you
desire. Estimates cheerfully furn-
ished. We solicit your sales. Drop
US a card or phone Ordway 10 J 3.
Address olney Springs. Colo, f. G.
ADAM e SON.
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Miss NibIack Weds

Mr.. Loren X. Jenson and Miss We
da Pearl Niblack were married Mon
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home of the bride'Y sister, Mrs. Fl
w. Selvidge. Mr.. Jenson is from
Grainton, Nebr. and the bride has
made her home in Ordway. The
ceremony was performed in the pres
ence of number of the friendG
and neighbors, by Rev. Chas. f. Hart
mann of the Evar gclicaI church. Al
ter the wedding delicious refresh
mcnts were served.
Mr.. Jenson recently received hia
digcharge, having served for seven
on Wednesday fer their new homo in
months in France. The couple left
Perkins county. Nebraska where the
groom has { ranch.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
oRDwAy. COLORADO

sixteen years. We are sure he is
able to give the patrons of this de-
partment much better service than
we have been able to offer. AS you
hes grown from small second
hand stock to the largest in the Ar
kansas valley, and no one realizes
more than we our inability to take
care of the line for the past few
years. We have been looking for
a suitable man tic take charge of
this lire for some time and we feel
we have found that man in Mr..
Newton. Come in and get acquain-
ted He iG relative of Mesgrs.
Jay and Ed Johnson.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
We sold and delivered one of

We sold and delivered one of
our Steager monographs in Pu
cblo last week. Does that look as
tho we had the quality? Well l
say it does. The party had heard
all kinds end had had them demo
nstrated sc / guess they got the
best. They paid the cash for it to.
So you see it was not camouflag
deal, but one on its merits. Why
not YOU? We have these Stegers
en- hands and will be glad to dem
on9trate them.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

The big shipment OF dishes we
have been waiting for for so long
have arrived aGd we can I'M ycur
orders in white ware. We have
in quite lot of our fancy china
and nice line Of cut glass, also
two asortmentB Of Ordway souve-
Mrs.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
Methodist Church

Sunday services are as follows:
II a. m. sermon, was Jesus Pro-
hi?" 10 c. m. Sunday school. At
6;30 the Standard Bearers class (;
1880 p. m. Union meeting, illustrat-
ed; lecture by DR.. B. S. Vargabedian
with 100 colored slides.
On Wednesday, November at
1880 DR.. G. w. Hnncher will conduct
the quarterly conference. f. w.
Pimlott, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

J. b. Newton, late of Oklahoma
has accepted a position on the for
ce of the Variety Store and is now
in charge Of the hardware depart
ment Mr.. Newton is an experien-
ced hardware man, having been in
this line of business for himself for
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
APPLE WORK

Women sorters needed at the
Bradbury Orchards. Workers av-
erage nearly $500 per day. Some
families can get their winter ap-
pies very cheaply by arranging to
CLEAN the Bradbury orchards atOl-
ney Springs.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kearney and lit
tie daughter of Pueblo came down
this week for visit with Mrs. Kear-
ney's parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM.
Cook.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

we have a now shipment of he
atipg stove and they are selling
fast Come In now.
We sold n Majestic to L. w. Wa
tiers. There's story which we
wiIltell next week.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
PURCELL SALE DATES
Mrs. Lilly Hill, November 6.
F. S. Miller. November IL.
]. F.. Talbot, November 20.
C. d. Ellis, November 1.
]. ]. Thompson, November 81.

Mrs. John Henry and Miss Nellie
Trainor are here from Kansas hav-
ing been called here by the serious
illness of their father, James Train
or who is still in very feeble con-
6itiCn in health.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Mrs. H. Cupp and three children
rasurned Sunday from visit at
Rsngom, Kans., and Mabel and Johh
came home Saturday from a visit at
Nepesta with their sister.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
Price-Yonr Good VIII

ware. Do ret be satisfied with any
thing but the best. Remember
this line makes the most beauti-
fu. gifts.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Miss Deama Lasseter of st. Louis
and Miss Julia Lasseter of Santa Fl
New Mex. are visiting with their sis,
tei,, Mrs. ]. d. Steele.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

We now have all the patterns,
and practically all of the articles
In the Oneida Community silver
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Rev. Earl d, Sims, until recently
in charge of the Baptist church hcrs,
IL now at Saguache where he VIII be
for about three months.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

d. r. McHaffey left last Sunday
for his former home at Eldon, Iowa
where he will spend the winter.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
House Moving
VIII MOVE ANYTHING-ANYWH
j. w. MORGAN AT PARK HOTEL

All you need Is heart and a dol
lor when the Red Cross solicitors
meet you the week of November to
IL.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gray of Rye
were here the latter part of last
week
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

G. A,Schrawger who had an oper-
alton recently for appendicitis is re-
covering nicely and returned home
last week.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

OF course you want to renew your
membership to the Red Cross, the
week of November 2 to IL.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Edmonson ar,
now residing in Spokane, Wash.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN ON DRY LAND,
from 1000 to $1,500. See A. ].
Clifton at ranch 20 miles north of
Ordway. 11-14
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

LITTLE RANCH CHEAP-15A OF
SEA, SWA, Sec. 30, Twp. 21.
Range 81, miles west of .Ordway.
l mile south of Numa station. Plenty
of water. s125 per acre. Snap. Get
busy Must be sold soon. Write,
phone, or call Mallaby-C Campbell Inv
Co., Phone IL. Pueblo, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
CLASSIFIED ADS
MISCELLANEOUS

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
house work.-Mrs. W. H. Roden-
hauser. tt
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
SALE OF TOWN LOTS AND LANDS FOR TAXES


a
rof
the following described
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

LOST-IN oRDWAY A CAMEO
broach. Valued because OF being
family heirloom. liberal reward.
Finder please leave at the New Era
office. Mrs. M. E. Ebright.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31
LOST AND FOUND

ESTRAYED-SMAL RED MULEY
COW. weight about $50 lbs. big
heart brand on left hip. Reward of
$500 for recovery. Ester Rhodus,
Olney. phone 88 12. 11-6
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

FOR SALE ACRES OF CORN
in shock. Phone SIG. Mrs. Rick
ey Weimer.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

FOR SALE-A 2-PLOW INTER-
national tractor with plows. The
price, $3.50. Dean Argabright. 81
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-31

Continued on back page
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
Up to $4,000 Goats

A group OF beautiful Coats In one
mighty disposal Never before
and surely never again will local
shoppers hnvgl an opportunity TO
secure such values All fabrics
and Embellishments Values TO $50.
Closing out price. special ......t..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

Suits that sell regularly CCE M
for up to $95; now UOOsVV
fs% Sa's su that 3s sss; ss; ,ss~'a1y "s~ $500
fs4 Su's sd that ts sell silo. fs1s1sFy no~ S69.75
Suits that sell regularly OK M
for up to $l2b; now VScsVV
Suits that sell regularly OK M
for up to $l35; now =. ~ ScsVV
Suits that sell regularly GOO TX
for up to $3.50; now pCCsSO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
Up to $4,000 Goats

A collection Of wonderful Goats ~
the Nrnson Tho fabrics at" the
popular shades and wcayes while
the trimmings are superb You
Jus, must see ihls lot to appreciate
their worth Values are TO $50 and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

this stock
they set before in the newest modes of the Glance
of
Boadco Trcone, Velour Velour Check
Popins and celebrated
pealn n models enbelshed
Fur ando prices grade
disposal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

Suits that sell regula
for up to SITS; now
Suits selling regular
ly for u pto $l85 :.
Suits selling regular
ly for up to 5000. =.
Suits selling regular
ly for up to S225 =.
Suits selling regular
ly for up to $500
Suits selling regular
ly for up to 1926 -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
All $500 and $500
BLOUSES

A collection of very fine
Blouses that are being closed
out at almost half price. Your
choice of the lot at ..-......
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
Every Blouse
Must Go!

Regardless of cost or value they must be sold.
Below we quote three closing out prices. These
Blouses are made up of the very best quality
Georgette and come in plain, beaded and en-
brodered styles. Surely you will agree that
they are now selling for the lowest prices ever
quoted on Bouses in Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
very Piece of Fur in the
ouse at Closing Out Prices

Now CHS Pariene
collection beautiful off
Your choice conceivable and at
Don't delay priced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

Georgette Blouses in a very
nifty showing at closing out
price. A great variety to Sc
lect from. Special, while they
last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
We Are Going Out of Business

December I makes quick aeo" we must pacaf
quickly entire stocks and made
Stocks
hangers boxes etc. all must De dp
uiH uk should
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aicieiifcmer a,if
Gong JstanS
so gricnen bsrlstt; Sdjaben $f0,.
100000 on ben Sel.Nieberla.
gen anseiteilt.

gieiu slorf. Is. Sept.Wait ser
8erleburg bon so Ierionen uno ei.
mem crfi6tli1en Sd)aoen bon $5,.
100000 5:s $t0,00O,000, fdntpfl
Die ermiiaete Seleriuebr ipeiter, I'm
ipeiteren @rpIolionen Der beorobter
Selbebdlter Ser Gtone & sSlemino
Sil COMPANIES in Gong SysIant
boraubeugcn. lleber elm @ebiet bon
20 g[der feeten Die sSIommen iitf
boten Elm Bib pie 9elgien uno
Sranfrei9 I'M arieg. 0elbebdItet
ihriinlpfen auinmn1en nno rieien.
bnfte Stnbl6dnoer logen lumber.
Stint 8ebGIter nit RoboI iino I'M.
nter nod in 8rano itno ipem Der
@in6 iid bon gloroen nad glorS.
often ore5en iollte, tueroen iueitere
8ebGIter in @eiobr gerotei,, ioipie
tnuienoe Sonnen aoblen ipiiroen
ebenfaas III @lut gernten. gaur
nod nenise Ser Meuern itebet iln0
Der gtelu 8ppn Greet lit NIT brens
nenoen 8el geidttigt.
MlnDor 9DlanO lab nlebreremals
Dem brenaenoen Shallipiel al uu0
fam babel III 2ebensgefobr.
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6cftpcrs iibernintntf
Sic Streiklcittita

goiton gtaIi., Is. Sept. (l1nitet
4reB). - Gs miro in 9Irbeiterfrei.
iet beridtet, ooB Samuel @ontpers,
gr1Iioent Ser glmerican Geoerotion
Of 2obor, oie 2eitling oes goIi5iiten.
itreits periOnlid iibernebmen miro.
9ieier geridt berubt auf Die Son.
ferenS, Die @on1pers NIT sSranf g.
@egartbp, gertreter Der &. S. Of
g. eeitern in Ieip gorf eebabt bat.
8ablreide geriaumIuugen Der
Unions ipuroen oeItern eebaIten uno
ii6er Die SpnlpotbieItreit. .gfeiolittion
Der Bolton grtenal 2abor Union o6.
geitimnlt. @s lit ieood beltte I'm.
.moelid, 6os greebnis oieier @bItin1-
mitlg ausfinoig Su MAIDEN. Die
Stintm8etteL puroen nad oemSaupt.
.qunrtier Der Central 2nor Union se.
ian0t, I'M bort tafeIliert att iueroen.
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Gin 1lrtikel iiber sen
f,rcscis eceeit Sas
Simaneefet

"a lit iiinglter 3eit tuieoer eittiee
Qfnfragen bel Der Gribiine eireeInit.
fen iino ilber Oos Sinan.Sprod.
nno Sduleeieb, 6as itniere 9ebros.
ia 9egislatur Oieles SSabr ongenon,-
men, Sas aber jebt Onrdl Elm &C.
ridtlides gerfabrcn anfer araft &C.
Test lit, bis oas Sbereeridt iiber
feine &onltitutiornIitdt eirtf9ieSen
hot, bot Die Sribiine einen ibrer
geit1rbeiter be1iiitroet, cine eritrto.
Iide lteberitdt iiber BOG bisberige
@eridtsberfabren gegen sos @ciek
8u ihrei5eL Die mir morgeit gum
stboriId bringen iperoen.
SeSer Taitor un0 grieIter frenlO.
fprndiger air6angemeinoen iOnie
2ebrer bon @eineitOeidilen, Yor.
fteber Der @emeinoen, uifu., ioIlten
ben morgigen glrtifeL ousidneioen
iino oiifbetpabren.
SGsIid,s Gmaba 5rlbnnf.
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f~plcitcit Siircb
SelbiteitfsiinSitiie
.sser 0etreibeipeider in Slanias
Rtp seritOrt; GAIL Der sOte nnO
geriunnOete lit sroF.

sdnios gitD, Mo., Is. Sept. =
~ grploiion I'M gturra1 @etreioe'
1Eder Somstog no9t infoIge bon
htbItentaiinOring erfpeiit fi9 oIs ein
Etperes llngIif nno forDerte 5abl.
IlEbe Spfer an MenlhenIeben. Sic
ogI Der 8erangtiidten betr1gt 13.
eeon 12 in Elm Soipito[ gebradi
Eoen. 3ie gler5te erflGren. 0ab
s&e niht nit Dem 2eben babon fom.
|tn f0nnen. Die 2eiden. bon 5lpei
riteren Spfern iuurOen ans Den
ftnenoen 9titinen geboIt. gier
Eden tpuroen idon II Sonrltng
5ofgen. sSiinf 9erionen tpur6en
ln Eeil iofort 6nrd Die Grploiion
4 otet ooer itarben onl foIgenOen
lorgen. Die geoniten Der @een.
eaft iagen, 0db Der @erIiiit fif ouf
TIA $3,500,000 belnitfen tpiirOe.
fuoren onn1bern. OIL 100000
tIbeI @etreiOe i'm GIeb1tor uno
u @eb1noe felt einea @ert bon
/ 500, 900 ttn0 mebr bar.
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Die ,,,1lcrali isl1tpacrcn"
aitf9cpcbcft

gere9tigtes glufieben erregt oie
9roer 0eg &oliaei1efs Gberffein iiber
Die 9luf9e6ilng Der nMoraIi1Do0ron"
unIerer Goli5ei, Der SdniiffeI=Srgo.
nifotioit, oie iih beionoers gegen oie
.llebertreter Der gSrobibitionggeiete
lpnnote. Dime oafI man Dorbe. Ell
ne GiIbe 0nrilber hDrte, 9illg Die
Sr6ar oes Nolisei6efg in GraFt, oie
cine poIitii1e 9e6eltlntg bal. gbrf.
gberitein erfldrt, ooB Die gLrbeit, 0te
bisber bon Oieier Sdtpaoron altsge-
fiibrt iuurOe, bon BEN regnIdren go
li5ilteit iibernonuaen tper0en miro.
@r ueiit oarauf bin, ooB in Der .3it.
fnnft boreiliges Sanoeln niht mebr
oie Gegeln biIben 6iirfc. 8ebor Ole
Boli5ei tit Die 8obruiagett Der Sir.
ger einoringen odrf, ntuB fie iid) NIT
9ousiudrnssbefeblen berieben ,iitb
Dieie iolen erlt oils9eftefft iperoen,
no10ent iid Die 8oliseifapitane 0a-
bon ii6er3ergt bobetL Dab quite Set
Oahtsgriilloe 1T ben 1trterftfungs.
fallen borIieeen.
0b etipaS 8abre8 an 6er gebaup.
hing Der r8ee" 1T, odB enttpeoer $50.
Ii5eidef GberItein eebett ooer &or1-
n1iIIdr Singer BON tetrlelt &onegen
ein onoereS 9epartehtent CUR Ser.
iDoltung erbalten miro, ntltB Die 3u.
fltnft lebret.
ltraneifelDaft lit es 6agegelt OaB
Die llebergriffe Ser nMoralidna-
oron" lire 9fufbebltng aur SoIge
botten. Ser idIintirfte mar Der
lleberfaG al,f 6os 8lo5d SoteI, mo-.
Bel ein itnger gteger faItbTiitig er-
idoiien iuurOe, nur neil er int Ser
0a6t Itnt1o, eineln @aIte eiit @IGs-
den G6naps bringen 5u ipol(et. 9ns
bate aagenieine @ttritittng ber 9iir.
gerifaft sltr 6olge, lu0 Die 6ro6te
MN oie g[enoertHg I'M. &ofi8eipeien
nit fid.
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&ulOll auf 0eal
&ege lla(b Yortlan0
t3eaeiiterter Gmpfane in Seattle; Scr frdfiScnt
b6lt sort NcpMe iibcr Sic Slcttc ab; fcinc
Sbalmppc kcllicicrt NIT elmer anScrn
lpilion konfcriert NIT pertrctern Ser ,lrbeiter

oenten beItiegerl ipuroe. gsnhoGn
oas aonmatlbo gum @bItoBen gege-
ben tpar, neigte iid 0as Heine sSabr-
Seug 10 itart auf Die linfe Seite, bob
Der Iinfe &an0 beirobe unter IaIier
itoflo. gaIo ober ridtete iid) Die
Gdnlltppe pieoer onf uiiD fubr
idnel tpeiter, aber MIR, I'M gegen
cine onoere giriniie, Die ibren @eg
frerate, nnaurennen. Die sSrtioiie1
tuaroen olrd Die Geipnlt bes StoBes
5ielnlid 5ufnlnmengeidiitteIt.
grGiiSent pflrste Der yin5e.
Sen 9roBten Sell oeS Gonntags
berbradte Serr @iIicn lin &otel.
giah Der aebntdgigen an 5tropoaet
reiden Reiie 5eigen fi9 beint %r1ii-
'oel1ten Spuren Ser Grlftiioung. gis
iebt&bat ct 1000 MeiIen 5uriifae-
legt ilnb 5000 WeiIen bat CT nod
binter iid ait bringeit, ehe er ipie6er
in 8nibington eitltrifft. 9[6taebn
He0eit bat Serr @iIion gebolten un0
in Is Sti0ten Mrs er nod ipre-
den. sSm 2aufe oieier Bode miro
er ieoen Gag cine geoe baIteil.
Sette ipridt er in SortIono.
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stll, SO6niOll .'6dlt
CDatioll llln @:II pation
Bot IN bier HeSen Dor 10000 bi 900 per1cnen
eciprotcn; Scr Gmpfana atIas Gitp
iibcrtraf nod Sen in ST. romis
'orab ipridt in Sort Dodge Dor srober 7f,ense

eiiropaiihct iin0 oIiatifhen Goulpli.
fationen Der anoere lit Ser gernoc
aber enge @ea patriotiTden g[me.
rifnnismits. gSir fpollen Den eero-
Den nno engen Gfa6 mdbIen; oas iii
Der einaig iidere @eg." Or beseid-
nete ole @0IferIigo ols elm rinfomes
WonItrim", bon melder Der asrGli.
Dent bebaltptet, baB es aIle 2eioen
beilen tpirO.
n@ir rifen Serrn @ilion Su",
iaete Sobnion .idIieBen Gle irgeno
lpeIfe @ebeimpertr1ge ob, aber Sic
f0nnen Oieielben niht NIT Dem gIute
amerifaniiher sSSiinglinGe eararttie.
rem" Qls sSobnion IN oraitiid)er
8eiie fa9te n2oiiet uns oos gan8e
foule @eid6ft aus Dem @ege r6unlen
uno ben Goft berlperfen", iuurhen
&ufe Iout: r9Snlpead @ilion".
Sobnion lobte Senator 9teeo bon
W}iiIouri neeen beIien fourogierten
gerbaItens bel gef1nlpilng Der 9iati.
fifation oeS 8ertrags.
Cine Delegation bon Meiitteril De-
ren Sobne in gtororublano fteben,
IprodD eeitern bel ssSobnion bor nnb
oailfte ibm fir Ieine @entiibungen,
Die Riidenoung ser Eruppen at Der.
nnLailen.
Senator SSobnion miro beilte int
9es Moines, om t6. Septenber in
6iour Sails, 9. O., am II. Geptenn-
Der in Siour Gitb. ssSa., on 10. Sep.
tenlber in GuIiitb nno ont 90. Sep.
tentber IN ct. Bnul uho IilmeapoIts
ipre6en.
gora6 in Turt Spbse, ga.
Sort 9obge, So., Is. Sept. -
Die bieiige armory mar leeten
gautstng gelegentIih Der 9feoe oes
SennterS 8ornb iibarfiillt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
Snrettbarcs 1tntuetter
an ser hHitc Gcras
Der SeeiuaIl rettet 8alpeitom; i'm.
mcrbin 1T es iiberidpcmmt. -
Brownsville nnO Corpus Gbrilti
ifwer beimseiadt. aoblen.
Sampfer NIT IA 9lann nuterae.
gangen.

@albeIton, Eeros, 10. Sept. -
Wlit berbeerenoer Mut mlroe Die
teraniide Saiilte un6 DEFENDERS Die
@eeeno iiibneltli6 bon @albeiton,
bon einem tropiihen Sturm aetrof-
fen Der iiber Die ean8e @oIftiifte bin.
ipegfegte uno augenideinIid) IN Dos
Sutherland an Der nlerifaniihen
&iite gcorungen lit. Dtabtberbin.
oingen nit Dem bonn Stlirnt beimae.
iudten @ebiete fino iitterbrodlen
ilnb fam cine onndbernoe edit.
aung oes S1ooens ilidJt erIanat
per0en. Brownsville uno CORPUS
Gbriiti baben Die boIIe gsut oes
Stnrrles olsbalten rniiIien. Die
8eamten Oes 8etterbiiros alouben
ieood, oob Der Sturm fid III oas
neritanii6e @e6iet ber5ogen bat, Inn
! it9 BORT aus5utoben. @aIbeIton, 0os
erobe geiorgnis begte. mar ouaen.
lheinlid MIR bonn Man0e oeS Stir.
mes berilbrt iporoen iino Ser qrose
9amln tat feline 9ienite aIs g8eIlen.
BREEDER eegen Die bodeeben6e See.
Us Dnr0e beriftet, oab bos @oi.
Ter III ein5elnen 9eiIen bon CORPUS
Gbrilti 6 SUB tief ftano uno idue-
rer S9aoen ioll bonn stltrm Ser
nit elmer @eid)minoigfdit bon 65
Wteilen Onr6rolte, oneeriftet iuor.
Den iein. Brownsville mar onl
Sonntog bon aIler Gerbinouna ab.
seidnitten. Gin fl,r3er 9rabfberid,t
bon Sort gropn ON oag &ouptoltor.
tier oes iii0Iihcn 9epartements in
San antnaio, ia9t, oaB Der Gturnt
I'M a ll9r nnGn1ittags nit elmer
S6nelligfeit bon rs Wleilen in ser
Stln0e rolte.
anr5e unter6ro1ene 9eridte aus
@aIbeiton iogen oaB Der eturrn Ole
gan5e gsaht tpiitete un0 ooB Sic
Str1ben bon @dlbciton 3 sSuB inter
Baiier eeiett iitio. @dbreno ser
gfadt Derlief fid oaa 8aIler sun
Tell, Die @eaeno Der GiIcnbobn.
lnitronng itebt gang i,frter 8alier.
6lildtlinge aus ben aieberniaeu ell.
ten nit 8ep1d 1tadl oen Gijher oeTp.
genen 9eilen Der Stoot. Sci So.
gesanbrn9 lies Der gegen etluos
nod, itm tpieoer nit erneuter Saroft
iino Mfenge 5u faIlen. 9ie GtroBen
Der Stnot ieben aus ipie BEL einela
aarnebaG aIles itebt funterbuno
our6einanoer. 0aotortpogen, SeeeI.
ldlffe, <oerboote, @agen uno @e.
tdbrte oller 9lrt ourdaieben oie
Straben I'M at retten mas gu ret.
ten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-15
gener eetretar bes @pnuernenrs.

2incoIu, 10. Sept. - @oup. DC.
aclbie bat Otto 3umipatfel bon aon.
ias GitD, MaO, 8u ieinem Setretar
ernonnt. Serr 3tirntuinfeI lit Elm
iunger gl0bofnt, Der ioeben aug Dem
ariege suriidtebrte. er Itainmt aus
ytebrasfa itno betdtigte fid bor oem
arieee in aanids GitD oIs glopofat.
gfad ieiHer erttlniiuns aus 6an
Seere febrte er mad lltica, gee6., sl.
rid @eI9er 9trt oie politiifen
@riin0e fino, Die ben @oubernelir Be.
ipogen i'm gu ieinen Eribntiefretdr
gu eruenit 1T borIdufis nidt Be-
fnnnf.