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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Bridge Party Thursday at
"Itawold."

Bridge Party Thursday at
''Itawold."
One of the conspicuous pleasures
Of the week was the lovely bridge
party rat which Mrs. Bailey Hardy
was hostess at her country place,
""IItaswQId,". Thursday. afternoon.
Yellow, as a favored color Of the
.Autglans was featured in all the dec
orations, with chrysanthemums en-
ployed in artistic design. The hall
and living room had large yellow
chrysanthemUms arranged in mahog-
any baskets; in the dining room,
there was the small daisy variety Of
the same flower which lends itself
to such satisfactory floral treatment.
The near approach of Thanksgiving
was heralded by pretty suggestions
of that festival. The score cards were
miniature turkeys, the ice course held
as Individual fayors, pumpkins sur
MOUNTED By turkeys, and the trophy
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

Queen City Camp No. %, Wood
mon Of the World, met in regular
semi-monthly session last Thursday
night at the Woodman Hall on North
Second Avenue. The session was
presided over by Mr.. H. F. Simrall,
commander and Mr.. W. II. Duncan,
officiated as clerk. Mr.. o. NJ. Ran
die was elected to membership in the
camp by transfer card and Mr. j. E.
Wright on application.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

Mr. Joe B. Love and Mr.. II. w.
Pritchard were in GAINESVILLE. Tenn.
today on a visit to their sons. Messrs.
Joe Love and Hubert Prichard. who
are students at S. P. L. this session,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Miss Banks Entertains for Mrs.
Cooke and Miss Rowena Cooke.

Miss Banks Entertains for Mrs.
Cooke and Miss ROwena Cooke.
Charmingly contributing to the
many graceful courtesies that have
characterized so brightly the visit Of
Mrs. Charles H. Cooke and Miss Ro-
wena Cooke, of Asheville, was the
beautiful bridge party at which Miss
Anna Banks entertained on the after
noon of Thursday, having as her
guests Mrs. Cooke, Miss Cooke, Mrs.
Mckinley, Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs.
Catching Baird, Mrs. ]. 7. Soarcy,
Mrs. Hugh Hairston, Mrs. p. w. Maer
Mrs. w. d. Sanders, Mrs. Nelman,
Mrs. Ira L. CASTOR, Mrs. w. C. Wat
son, Mrs. w. w. burden, Mrs. Hen
ry Johns, Mrs. Reuben Banks, Mrs.
Parker Reeves, Mrs. Simrall, NJ 5. G.
M. Flynn, Mrs. Taylor Henry, Mrs.
w. F. Patty. Miss Worthington, Miss
Cornelia Hudson and Miss Sadie
Hudson.
The scarlet of SALIVA, combined
with rich, yellow chrysantherums,
made very effective and picturesque
decorations. The fortunate players
of the afternoon were: Mrs. Catch
ings Baird and Miss Cornelia Hud-
son, the former receiving an Indian
basket, gayly beaded, the latter, an
attractive hand-painted tray.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Eastern Star.

Columbus Chapter. No. Sc, Order
Of the Eastern Star, win meet in reg
ular session Tuesday night at the Ma
sonic temple. All members are ur-
ged to be present.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

When the kidneys are ailing. use
Prickly Ash Bi.ters. 1t is fine kid
ney tonic. Reives backache, bladder
troubles, indigestion and constipation.
Price s1.25 per bottle. Sold by all
deauers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
The Parent Teachers Associ-
alton. Franklin Academy.

At a meeting of the Parent Teach
ers Association of Franklin Acad-
envy Thursday afternoon, the report
of Mrs. Morris X. Green on "Eealth
and Sanitation" presented careful
study of conditions, and urged many
necessary improvements. Mrs. j.
w. Lipscomb, on behalf Of tn Lii
brary Committee of the Stphen d.
Lee High School, made an earnest
plea for general cooperation looking
to the, establishment of as,High
School Library, and told of the plans
the committee had in view. Miss
Byrd, of the Junior High School Fac
ulty, gave a detailed account Of the
system of grading and promotion
edopted last session, and the success
that has attended the change.
Mrs. J. c. Meadows. president Of
Association, presided at the meeting,
Delegates to the State ID. A. II.
Conference in Jackson.
At called meeting of the Sauk-
ho-ta Tom-a-ha Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, the del
egates appointed to represent the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
The Reading Circle.

The Reading Circle met with Mrs,
Ledyard Vaughn on College Street,
yesterday, with Miss FAINT as Leader.
Poland was the subject Of the af-
ternoon's study embraced in a dis
cussion of the Eighteenth Century
Partitions, Of the Parts combined in
1919, and the difficulties encounter
ed with the surrounding countries.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

Mr.. C. G.. Guice has returned from
a business trip to southwest Missis-
sippi and Louisiana.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
THE COTTON MARKET.

At the close of business yesterday
good middling in the Columbus
market was quoted at 50 i-2 cents.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Chat Of People ano
Events

for top score at bridge, won by Mrs.
Game, was a great basket capped by
a bow of orange satin, filled with nuts
and fruit. At the conclusion of the
games, an elegant luncheon of chick
en- salad, fruit salad and ginger ice
was enjoyed, followed by coffee and
cheese served from an unusually at
tractive tea cart.
The guests were: Mrs. B. L. Owen,
Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Lee Game, Mrs.
Leighton Lide, Mrs. Frank Phillips
Mrs. Ida W. Sykes, Mrs. F. c.
Owen, Mrs. jamie Carr, Mrs. Herman
Owen, Mrs. Carleton Billups, Mrs.
Howard King, Mrs. w. f. Richards,
Mrs. William Frazee, Mrs. Hauser
Mrs. R. E. Johnston, Mrs. Henry M.
Pratt, Mrs. T. ]. Locke, Jr., Mrs. Os-
car Locke, Mrs. Waightes Ottley,
Mrs. Sanders Wilbourn, Mrs. Henry
Beard, Miss Brown, Miss Poindexter,
and Miss Emma Bell.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

Mr.. Frank L. Wright, a well
known Western newspaper man, holds
the position of business agent Of the
Wallace Hagenbaek circus which ex-
hibited in Columbus Friday. Mr..
Wright paid the Dispatch office a
pleasant call while in the city, and
was cordially welcomed by the news
paper fraternity in Columbus.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

f
Anna Banks.
The handsome service flag which
will adorn the Honor Roll at the
Court House is a gift from this chap
ter.
The Reading Circle.
The Reading Circle met with Mrs,
Ledyard Vaughn on College Street,
yesterday, with Miss FAINT as Leader.
Poland was the subject Of the af-
ternoon's study embraced in a dis
cussion of the Eighteenth Century
Partitions, Of the Parts combined in
1919, and the difficulties encounter
ed with the surrounding countries.
Informal Bridge for Mrs. Cooke
and Miss Cooke.
Mrs. Charles H. Cooke was COM
plimented with very informal little
bridge party given by Mrs, !. II.
Simon at the Woman's Club Friday
afternoon.
/ Dainty refreshments followed the
games and to both the honorees,
pretty souvenirs were presented,
The departure of Judge and Mrs.
Clarence Moore and Miss Elise Moore
for Arkansas this week is sincerely
regretted by the countless friends
they have gained during their resi-
dence in Columbus Best wishes go
with them, with the hope that they
often revisit here.
sa&
Miss Charlotte Dillingham;, so
pleasantly RECALLED BY Columbians IS
Athletic Director Of the College . few
years ago, has just returned from
overseas where she went with the
Entertainment Unit Of the Y. M, G.
A. She will spend the winter in At
/ lanta.
/ Is
Mrs. Hunter Walker, Jr., has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Har-
rington, during Mr.. Walkers ab-
sence at Reelfoot Lake. Mrs. H. K.
Robinson and little daughter have
been with Mrs. Chambney while Mr..
Robinson enjoyed an outing with
the same party.
$40
On Wednesday afternoon, December
third the ladies Of the Pastors Aid
Society Of the First Methodist Church
will give their annual bazaar, the
first announced on that calendar,
which is always anticipated by holt
day gift seekers.
lN s*s -
/ Mrs. C. H. Ayres has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs, Quincy
Ayres at the University Of Missis-
sippi Before going to Oxford, she
attended the meeting Of the State
Federation Of Clubs in Clarkesdale.
80
Mrs. j. N. Morgan, Mrs, Charles
Wcstmoreland, Mrs. r. A. Carson,
and Miss Louise Morgan are expec-
ted home today from New Orleans,
where they have spent the past three
weeks.
Miss Elise Moore was hostess at a
pleasant little party on Thursday.
her guests being the college girls who
are attending st. Paul's church this
i session.
4 Mrs. Warren Cox of Mobile, is well
coined to this, her old home. She is
visiting Mrs. G, W. Cox and Mrs. E.
P. Wilkinson.
DR.. and Mrs. Newton Guerry we're
among the many out-of-town visitors
in the city for circus day.
Mrs. B. ]. Hazard entertained a
few friends informally at bridge in
the Assembly Room of the Woman's
Club Thursday afternoon.
So
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Save $1,000

On Suits and Coats at Simon Loci
and Brothers, Columbus. Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Calendar for the Week.

9 Calendar for the Week.
: Monday afternoon-The Altar
: Guild viii be entertained infor-
= mally BY Miss Lucille Kaye.
: Wednesday Afternocn-At 2:30
Z O'Clock, a general meeting Of the
+ Woman's Club. The constitu-
= tion viii be discussed in DEATH,
+ and full' attendance Of the
= members is requested.
4 esss~ - h-Z
= Thursday Afternoon-M Miss Wor-
Z thington's Glass win meet in the
+ committee room of the Wo-
I mans Club.
= Saturday Afternoon-At four
: O'Clock "Story Hour" at the
) Woman's Club. The children of
+ the club members are cordially
4 invited to be present.
4
+ Saturday Afternoon-The Read
+ ing Circle with Mrs. B. L. Owen
! hostess.
+ .lm
49, + 4 Z = 4 :. I 4 i I =
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
At the College Last Week.

Several events of special interest
narked the week at the College and
gave to its social charm. On Thurs
day evening in Shattuck Hall, the
Faculty Club entertained at de-
lightful banquet, and formally laun-
chcd movement destined to be far
reaching and impor. ant in the Schools
history. This movement has as its
object the placing of the needs of
the College, as recognized by those
in closest touch with it, before the
members of the legislature. The
girls themselves will pe leading fac
tors in the undertaking, and each
county in the State win be represent
ed by chairman who is in the stu
dent body. At the banquet, inspir-
ing talks were made by President
Whitfield, Miss Kern of the faculty,
and number of the young county
chairmen who have responded with
enthusiasm to this call for service.
Last night, the Sophomore-Senior
party, which is an annual celebration
bringing memorable gaiety into col
lege life, took place with all its &C
customed mcrriment
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

) Monday afternoon-The Altar
! Guild will be entertained infor-
) mally by Miss Lucille Kaye.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
Informal Bridge for Mrs. Cooke

and Miss Cooke.
Mrs. Charles H. Cooke was CONF
plimented with a very informal little
bridge party given by Mrs. !. H.
Simon at the Woman's Club Friday
afternoon.
Dainty refreshments followed the
games and to both the honorees,
pretty souvenirs were presented.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16

The departure of Judge and Mrs.
Clarence Moore and Miss Elise Moore
for Arkansas this week is sincerely
regretted by the countless friends
they have gained during their resi-
dence in Columbus. Best wishes 90
with them, with the hope that they
often revisit here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-16
10 YEARS AGO.


Mr.. T. J. Cady died at his
home last night after a short
illness.
Father A. j. Nipple of the
Catholic church has been grant
ed a leave of absence on ac-
count of had health.
Mr.. Ira L. CASTOR will sing
the offertory at st. Paul'r
church this morning.
Miss Mary Askew leaves this
week for the University of Chi
cage to take a special course of
study.
Mrs. c. L. Lincoln and Miss
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1lrbcitcr fcrSern
Dcfttckratic
9as lit bic III Der slrbeitcrtaa-
3arabc sitia ansbrnf sebradltc
Gtiamang.-Jr Jrier in
Grng Iart.

9ie beitige sseier oes s(rbeitrr-
tageS itebt inter Ger 5orberirtg:
.gg8ir f1nlpften fir oie 9entofratie,
iebt forDert mir 9eincfratie." 9ieie
glufldrilt trng bos Sduptbonner,
als belte rnorgen in Der groBer Or
beiterpnrnoe borangetrnaelt tpiiroe.
Die Goraoe botte ibren iibli6en
Gborafter, MIR ibien Die geteili-
gltng itirfer gu ieiit nls iie In fri.
beren Sabrcn NOR. @eleitet bon flint
Der befanilteiten glrbeiterfii1rern
beipeate tie fid 6ur1 Die Snupt-
itroBen Ser Gtaot uno Iofte biele
3uldauer AT. 8iele Der bolaGblig
iln 3uge oertretenen @euertidaften
iparen in fIeiofanler Uniform ct.
Idienen itno Die Gtintntiina ipurhe
olird Snblrei6e Wtuiiffapeaen ers
b6bt.
Gie &auptfeier finSet beltte nod.
ittag inl &rlig 8nrf itott, mo Die
&anptre6en 1tottfin6en iperoen.
5ebr beSeitbneno fiir Ole oegertp6r.
tige Stirrn,ilng Der arbeiter itno
oie @eipegung inter ibnen iino ben
syormern oes Stnates lit Die Sot-
Iode, ooB Der bon uttIerer @ro6-
preiie bieI eeiduidbte 8olter @iass
Ser Snitptreoter Ser gtonportiion
2ieo, sic Sauptrebe baIten ipirb.
0fan eriuortet, boB er eittem engerit
politii9en 3ulonmengeben bon Sit.
better uno sSarnler ons @ort reoet
Mrs. 9luBer gtiIls miro Der Ara.
better globofat 41tion 8igelotp ipres
deit.
Sir nlerIei Golfs5eInItigiingen lit
aeIorgt. 3tpei groBe 5tiere nerOet
IN einem Breisihldhten Sipeier
union.SGlGd)ter geihladtet itnH
6onn m SpieBe gebrnten tperoett-
gser bon oen beioen Mesgern Die
grbeit am beIten berri6tet, erbdlt
einen @reis bon $50.
Gn 6os gsetter eero6eSn berrs
Ii6 1T, ioI1te oie Seier Snliien6e
BON geiu9ern nn8ieben. 9IIe Offettt.
Iihen slenlter iino oos 8oItantt fiti0
qeihloIlen; ebenfolls bic 8nnfen;
ole anoeren @ei1dfte idIiebeu Inn
Die @tittngsitunoe.
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1lnterikancrin ititS
1t1Mfftffts 0elS

goi6ington, |. Sept. = Gelltid=
LAMB, slmerifo, 6ronfreid, interna-
tionole Seirot, biel Gel0, Der Gbonl-
pagner 0itirtnt, cine n[liierten
frennolide amerifonerilt Die feline
ssrat 1T, itno enblid Die merfluiiroi-
ge Sudt Ser 9eiitiden, nur gluSIdn-
oilde at id1sen, guben on5n anloB,
oaB Ser Senot in 8nibington ftdJ
nit elmer oringeilben Hetition be-
fa{,t, oieier 6rnu bie omerifaniihen
9iirgerre9te ipieocr 5lt berleiben.
sSn 1915 trof SRI. sSrarces Sco-
bile, eben bie 9anfierStohter, Den
8aIter Wtun1nt bon Der betoitnten
oeutIhen G6ompognerfirmn Mltm.
sic beiroteteu unO IieBen Ii6 na'
tiirlih IN 9euti9InnS nieoer. Oer
8eltfricg fam, Ser Gotte mar, luie
iid oies bon ieIblt beritebt, rei4s-
treii, Sic @ottin ober mar oaiierten-
fremOli6. Sic !tritte,l, trennten iif
un0 iie qing nod 6ranfreih, iuo tic
anaebIib bis gum 8affenItillItnno
biel fir oie 9laiierten tat. 8db-
reno oes &rieges trof fih oos @aar
in Der S1ipeis, bereiiibarte, iid) 81
trenncn lno Ser @nttc mar nobel
genug, ieiner oIliiertenfreunoliGer
amerifanerin monatlid) $1,000 g[li.
mente itno atuei Siinftel ieiner &elIe'
rei-glnteile in Heims, 6ranfreid, su
iibermeilen.
geo6 Dem @ofIenitillitono ipoIlte
,Srnn 0tllntnl mad 9eutidIono 5lt.
rid, nber Die oeuti6en geboroen be-
trod)teten lie ols @err1terift, 6n iic
oeln sSeiiioe $i[ie geleiitet hotte, iuto
man lieb tie nidt ins 2nno. SSSn-
5pilden ober beiflognobntte 6rant-
reid olles gigentltm bon 9eiitideil
bort, oenn in 6ieiem Grieg mar be-
fanntlid au6 ser G1rogrdpb bes
golferredts, OaB 8ribateigentrm
nnontoitb1r lit, niht ma-F giltig-
9tun mill ober 5rou Mumm oos ibr
bon i9rem oeutiden Soften iiberipie-
ieiie Gigentim in gteinls. Gnber
ntab ibr Der Sennt ibr omerifoni.
idDes g}iirserredjt Surd einen Son,
SerbeidIub uieoereeben. llno Der
tut cs. Gs Iieet onSu ioeor Elm
1rin1Iiffeif6oHtrna ror.
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Raiicnkaifn,pfc IL
1sncrpillc becnSet

anoyt:Ie, Sern., /. Sept. -0ie
bier an SoutStog 5pu1 4nsbrrh Ge.
tomntenen Rolicnfdpfe fino ourd
proutptes @inidreiten Ser 8eb6rOen
beea0et iporoen. LOO SoIoater
oes A. SSnfanterie.0legi Der
S..nneiiee Stantsgaroe, llnterItiibt
bon 200 5pe3inlpoIi3iiten uno 70
9ilf8.Sberiff8, potrorillieren gegen-
ipirtig 0ie Stoot. 'Samtlide gleger
iueroen mad gnifen interiudt.
gei oen geitrigen 2eibcsbilitotioner
ipuroen bier gieger, Die fid) pioer.
ies.em bon 2ei6garoiIten periprn.
oet. Der &ofenfompf fam oa0urf
gum glusbrlldl, oob eine groBe Wten.
icnmenge has @eiangnis 5it itilr-
men iudte, Inn oen oarin inbnftier-
ten gie9er Wtoitrice Nlnpes, Der Scr
Grmor0lng elmer neiBen sSran Be-
i6ul9igt iit. in ibre @epnlt 5r be-
fonneit rno sr Ipnben. SIN 9er-
loifr Der StrnBentdulpIe ipuroer
5iuei gerionen eet6tet un0 cine gauge
aa5obI onoerer berlett. @inoeitens
bier ocrielben oiirften ibrcn @un0er
erliegen. Giner Der @etotetert Der
Cberlpiltront sSoes g9. gdbne, ipur.
Sc 0nrdD einen iinaliidIi9en 3ufnL
bird stueeIn oes IaidJinenoeipebres
ieiner tiJener 9(bteilnug eetotet.
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premier Glcmenceam ridetet an ibn Rcrslidc lib;
5ticSstpcrtc, Sic pom rcribine INT elcidtcm
Slime crtpiScrt tucrSen


Goris, /. Sept.-@enernI Gerib.
ing bat lid geitern BON ben Bari-
fern perobiHieoet uno befinbet fif
heite ouf bem 8eee nod Den Ser
einigten Stooten Inter oet1enigen.
Die General 8eri6ing 2ebetpobl Jag
ten befnnoen iih @Sremier glemen.
ceou, Der @einiIter 6es gluSip6rti.
gen 9in6on uno Saiptmom Eor.
oieu, Ser beriAieoentlt1 in pihti-
ger WtiIiion in Den 8ereinigten
Stoaten gelpeiIt bat, oie @aitglieoer
Ser ornerifanii9en 8otidoit itnO Die
onerifonii1en acknowledgement.
3pei &ortpagnien Snfonterie ga
ben ben General Bis gum g1bnboi
6as GbrengeIeite. Glemenceau iogte
in ieiner g(bI6ieOsreoe, baB 6os
fransoIiiha Golf nidt genlg Cam
fcsnorte fir Die 9ienIte. pel6c @e.
neral 9erihing 5rnnfreif erpieien
babe, finoen fonne. @r lti0 Beribing
Elm, s5ranfreih bolo iuieoer 3u be-
ilthen, I'm Dem 8olfe @clegenbeti
All ge6en, ieiner glufInerfiomfeit ibnl
gegeniiber ausorud 3u perlei6en.
Cine aroBe MeniAenmenge batte
iib ouf bent 8obnbof eingefunOen;
auf Dem Gambler 2ebiatban bat er
1eute feline Ritfreiie nnb BEN Ser.
Gtaaten ongetreten. lleber 3lpei
Sabre lang bot er in 6ro1frei6 Der.
ipeiIt. 9ie 9ariier Sonnto9sbIGtter
ipionlen General Seribing rn6 bei'
len @irfen lit sSrnnfreid gonae
Spolten, in iDelhen benl General
geipnnOerung geaolt miro. Cams
tag empfing 9eribing 8ertreter Der
9ariIer ssreiIe, iprad ocnielben
feline gelpunberiing fir 6ranfreid
ants ltno iagte, cr lei ilber5eugt oaE
Der aaftlpf. Sen aranfreidl nnh
0lnterifd 5iihanlHen gegen eineir &C.
ineinInmen Seitb aeFiibrt, oa5u BET
tragen ipiro, Die 5reiinoidoft 5tui-
iden beioen 9tationan 8u feitigen.
ssSf1 8erloufe bes @nbfongs iullr6e
gerIbing 0efroet, mas er als Den
berborr1gen0Tten 9Sunft i'm 9rieBe
betro6te. gtah fur3ar 1te6erlegung
aob er CUR glnttport; nGs mar Die
llnteroeiGnuna bes 6rieOensoer-
trogs; mir muBten Sann bob Der
Gieg unier ipor uno 6aB mir nidt
bereebli6 gefdnlpft botten."
lteber feline 3ufunftspl6ne be-
frogt, iagte er: sd babe feline.
9lnore Soroicn io1tc iiber 8erib-
ing: D6rdnfrei6 miro iib oieie3
3ruppenfi;brers itats oanf6nr erin.
ncrn, Der suiammcn nit Sod, Be.
tain uno Soig ole gaieoerIoae
8euti9lonos berbcifiibrte uno uns
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lordiiSent 1oilicn
an sic 2lrbcitcridtaft
8irb beren SurOernnsen md beitcn
SrGften entiprcden nnS Der
Senernng itcneru.

8aibington /. Sept. - Graiioent
8ilion erIieB Die foIaenoe BOT.
idaft fir Den Grbeihrtag:
sd bin ermlttiot itno oonfboren
Scr5enS ii6cr Den 6ortidritt, peIder
in Der aontroIlierlng Der 2ebensfo.
item genndt miro. Die llnterTtiit.
sune, neIde oieier @eipegung 5uteit
miro, lit iuritberbrciiet uno nit Ser.
trouen lebe i6 ipcrtboIlcn grgebniilen
entgegen. 3rosbem mub i'd ioiuobl
our @eoulo ais ou6 5ur goriidt err
ma6nen oenn enogiltiec grgebniiic
iin0 nidt iofort 5li eriporten obne ge.
meiniam Sttiomuten ou tuirfen.
@eItotten Gie mir nod einmaI,
meiusn 9lppeu an Die 9iirgcr oes
2onOes 5lt nieberbolen baB lie ibre
boae llnteritiiblng Der Sode gebcn
modtcn, nm Den grfoIg 'su Ii9ern.
Mon entbaIte iid nidt oIGcir ieocr
Son0Iitng. bic on3u 6eitrngen f6nn.
te, cine @rbobung her 2ebensfoItcr
8eitmcilig berbeiaufiibrclt; man ioll
je0o6 0o3u beitrogen, oab Sie Iro.
Ouftion nod arditen erbobt miro;
unb nod mebr oils oieies, al glet,
der 3cit ioa iid jeOer beitreben oen
aonium 10 melt ais mogli9 ein3u.
idrdrten. SSnoem mir genleiniom
nod oieier 9tidtun9 bin mirfet miro
es uns gelingeh cine @efabr, oie
9roBer lit als oe arieasgefobr, 5it
ilberlpIn0en.
gsir miilien felt itcben in elmer
SadInge, Die nit @efabrsmoglidfei.
ten erfiiGt lit, oie gtot lmo @Ien0
iiber unier 8eb6lferltng au bringen
orobt, g8ir miliien uns beitreben,
Die gr3eugltn8 BIT crboben I'M Den
8erbrorA 5l iiberraget tpoolrh
mir in Sen Stano geiebt neroen,
Die aauffraft Der 20bne gu erb6ben.
sd bin beionOers 0anfbnr fir
Die llrteritiibung Der Re9ierung un0
ibre Mobnobnen ieiterS ser &tGtre.
ter ser orgoniiierten glrbcit uno boi.
fe ernltlid, oaB Die glr6eiter oas
GerbaIten ibrer 6iibrcr unteritiiscn
un0 gutbeiBen unO 10 genisinidaft-
Iid nit Der 9iegieriine auitatt ae-
gen oieieIbe, III Der 2oiung Der mirt.
ibaftfthen 5rage urbeifen
SD peroe cine balotge aoitferen5
einberufen ipo3lt gerircter ocr SIR
better uno Ser glr6eitgeber eingeIn.
oen iuer0en, Inn Die GrinSipien in
gerotung an nebn1en fGs 9eiierun1
Der @erb1Itniiie amiid,on aopital uno
gfrbeit, 70 ouB Die 2obrfrnge auf
cine anbere GsrunSlugc fomltlt.
g8oooroiu 8tIfon."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-01
mir ntiiiielt ipicocr
tperSett, ,stas tuir tuarcit
-6inOenbnrs

Sannober, i. Gept. SSn elmer
g[nIprahe oil cine Delegation 6tu-
benton, oie gefomnlen mar, Inn 5eI0.
mori6aa b. Sin0enburg geleeentlid
Der fitnften 8ieoerfebr Oes Sab
restages Der 5diodt bei Sannen-
berg at cbren, iagte Der greiie 6elo.
herr: ,@enn es mir bor flint Sab
ren bergonnt mar, eii1en briIlonten
Sieg 5u erringen, bann mar oieies
auf @ptte9 sSiigltng ltil0 ben @eiit
Ser Srnppen Snriif5uiiibren. Dieieu
@eiit miiiien mir ouA in 0ieien trau-
rigen $agen. bic inns jekt befallen,
belpn6ren; mir 6iirfen flidt ben Wlut
bcrIieren, neil sic gIusgcitoBenen
Ser Menifbeit un6 Seloten (fo tpitr.
oen Die Gffnben i'm oIten Spartn
benonnt) unIere Seir0e iino. @ir
r1iiiien tuieoer 0oS per0en, mas mir
friiber paren, ot8 in geriailles bas
neue Gelltide gteid proflmniert
tour0e un6 id mid liriter ienen be-
fano, Die bic eriten brei So9s auf
ben aaiier ons6rodten. Ser @eiit
iener Belt oorf in Oieien 9aaen Der
S6laifbeit uno 5alid1eit nidt Der.
loren gegeri."