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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
mettcrberidtt.

Sir Gmabd ulo 1lntgt9enO -
Shon beute obenO, bieIIeidlt nnbe<
Ttiumt g1itttDod. aein 9rober Heh-
lei in Der gerlberatiir.
Sir gaebrnsfn-Sdon TN Often:
betpoIft In Den tDeitIiden IeiIen btIi.
te abeno, g2itttpod unbeitinlnt; bieI*
Ieidt Stnee ODER gleaen in oen ipelt-
lihen 8eilen. aeiu groBer SalIperu<
titrtDehieI.
Sir Soma 2lageInciH idIdn fIfii<
te nbeno uno 9iitimoh. nHbeltilnmk
IN oer ipeitljhen Ecilen; ieiR grcBff
IenperatisrfpedisI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
$4,000, 900, 900 t1tcbr
fir cibertp BcnSs

g8ni6iaoton II. 8ebr. Sdob'
anlt8iefretdr 6laB ianote Ieltte an
Oen aonereB iein Griitdcn fir eine
nene g(uSga6e bon 2i6ertp 8onos
inn getra9e bon $10000,000000,
fir Die er 0ie Sntereiienrute ieIbit
beitiHmen m0Ate.
gr er6at ferner bic GrlaubniS
eur gluSgo6e bon S6asamtSnoten
in 9etrage bon $t0000,000.000
mebr, binnen 5 Sa6ren 8obl6ar,
lmo oae bag Sdabantt in 3ufuuft
hos gfeht babe, Stelierfreibeit 5u
6eItimntcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11

2incoIL gteb., fl. 5eb. Sou.
berneur McaeIbie bat Elm Shreiben
ON bas a6georonetenbous Der 2egis.
Iatlir gerihtet, morin er Iie in orin.
GENDER 8eife fum Die glnnobme Der
8orlnge eriudt, ibm $4,000 slt
bemiIliaen 5ur Gurdfiibritng Der
! 8robibition. Ser @ouberne1tr io9te
portlid: ngs lit beltte eberliobiel
Sdnops i'm St1ate ipie 5ur 3eit oes
offenen Galoons." SotiGdlib babe
Der qebeime Sanopsiuff in fleinen
0rtiaoften unter Der sugeno groBe
llebel berborgerufen. gr, Ter Sou.
berneitr, noble bon 40 bis 80 ebrIi.
DIE Mdnner arIteaen, I'M aIle 8eee,
Die ll1d gtebrasfd fiibretL 5u beiua-
6en, Inn Die gtnfubr BON Shnnps
au berbinoern. 9}ur auf oieie @eiie
fonne Ser etoat trofen geboIten
meroen. Der gebeinte SAnapsbons
Del lei boiler Gefabren ttno er beab-
| ii6tige, ibn at 1inter0riiden.
Ger Sor6eritng oes @ouberneltrs
| felgte cine idarfe 3e6otte I'M Solt8.
@inige UtitgIieoer 9emofrnten, ber-
iudten Dem oberiteh Sdnap8idger
9tebers tpas am 3enge 81 fltden,
ollein iie tpuroen Itets our Sr0nrng
9erufen unO oararf aufrterfion ges
nadt, iid an Die 6roge 6u balten.
Gs CAB oriliar1te S3enen.
9o8 ShuIfoiaitee bat geItern tpie.
Ser cine 8erialnmlltng a6aebdlten
1tno Die @orloge beraten, nelde es
2ebrerinnen berbietet, IN irgenO Ell
nem religi0ien 9leio I'M 5hul8ilrl.
mer al erideinen. S. 8. 8arnbort
bon Geoor GolnltD eridien Dor Dem
aonlitee uno ioete, es g1be offents
lidJe S6uIen in jenem gou1ltn, Die
bon fotboliiben S4meItern eelestet
ipiiroen un6 @eloer aus oen1 Stants.
idulfonos 30gen. Cine 8ontilie, Die
tire &inOer nidt in iene Shulen ia.
be Ididen iuoIlen, bate Die @egeit0
berloIIen, iueit feline aaoere Sdnle
6a mar. ccylt oieien SfitIen babe
man ouf 3tpeiorittel Der 8eit 6onit
berbro1t, 9eutif at lebren 1tno elm
ShilIer bate nidt 9enug gnelilA
qefonnt, I'M ON @eIdporenenoienit
teil8unebunen. gaeO. 8oter 9reitfopf
babe ftd) gegen 6ieie ShnIe ottsge'
fproden, er lei aber sur Strafe glei9
berIebt ipor6en.
Qag S9ulfoplitee Bot nidt atge-
oeiltet, tpelde @oltllng es einnebmen
miro.
5eute finoet bas groBe offelttlide
gerb6r in Ser Sprodenfrage itott,
Cine gln3abl 8orIogen ipurOe
O2ontag Iotpobl i'm Saus ais i'm &C.
nat angenommer. Seine bon 8eoeus
t1tng. SOUR 0ieienige, meld)e Die
Stilurnllng ser ieti9en 2egi8latltr
berrot, iei erip16nt @s lit Die Sc
natsborlo9e ,Delde Sen frelnoipraAli-
den 3eitungen ben Gountn6ruf ent.
siebt. 3ieie 9orlnge lit jest aIioI
@efeb. sic miro MIR nod Die lllt-
teridrift 6es @ouoerneltrs erbaIten
milIIen, Die ite iider betOnlntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
g}reit.qitulpst mieOererp6ert.

g9arIfau II. Gebr. es DurOe
1cut. ongetiln6igt, ooB polnii6e
Griib5en @reit.9itoipsf. gioliltod
uno aobel bon ben goIideipifi ST.
ritdarobert haben.
greIt.2itou6f lit 1876 g1eiIen
5jtGdj bon Baridau, gi1liItod 70
@eiIen nor6Gih unS aobeI rs g1ei.
len iR6oitlid bon 9rat.2itopsf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Die 5S. Jctua
6encralz1llSc blp

8e5 Wtoines, Sa. II. 5e6r. -
3ies lit Ole finite g9ohe Ser
Stdotsgefebgebung, un0 I'M Sauie
pnroen bereits 200 Bills eingereid)t,
iuabren6 Der Genat nur NIT 1T
8orlager per3eiduet lit.
Sic Rotbbun 8egnnoieungs.
Nffaira llegt in ben S1noen Der
berlbie0eaen aomiteen ltno niirfte
bort tpobl ollfgebobeu fem. Inter.
oelIen bat ser @enerols StaotsnIupaIt
Sapner cine ltnterilldung DeS ia.
utoien @egun6igltngSfalles oltf ei.
gene 6aliit begonnen.
Ser 5enot bat in otler Gle uno
obne 9ebatte apei Bills paIiiert,
Die afs Elm gtusfIuB bes bbTteriiden
glmcrifanismus 8u be3eidnen iinb.
Die aimboIl 9ia berbietet ben @e-
brnub Der berp0nten Soften sSlaage
uno Die Gn1itb 9iG berbietet, 0aB
frer0ipraAli6en 3eihngen oos
8er6ffettIihen bon omtlihen 9(n5ei.
gen 5ngefpieien tper0e. Ser Senot
bat eiae nnoere 9orIdae, Die, BON
Geiite 0es 8erbot8 getrugen, bod
cine geipiiIe Oppolition berborgerit.
fen bat. gs lit Die bon 9rof. 8Dns.
ton eingereidte 8iI[, pel6e Die Sin.
iteIlung bon ansIdn6iiden 2ebr.
frditen in 0en SGulen un0 b6be.
rem 2e6ronItalten berbietet.
Gas Saus-StIti8aontitee EN-.
pfiebIt aur 9[nra6me cine 8orIoge,
tponnb cine 70 9liu Steuer erbo.
ben ipira, nm einea Gon6s aur Ct.
ri6tltng zines 9enfmaI8 fir Die &C..
falIenen 5olonten at beidoffen.
Gia 8orteile oer grohibition um0
Der oniuit berbunoenen l1nfoIten Der
9lu8fiIbrnng oieies nnipiirOigen Ser.
botes MAIDEN fif gong 6eutli6 be.
merfbdr, tpie eina 8orIage benefit,
ipono6 bic Slllrme bon $4,000
betpiIligt tperoen ioa, 0alnit Der
Generate toots gtntuolt cine aenii.
gcnoe a2onnihaft bon 'ogenomtten
1Stoats.Qlgenten" ernennen fam,
nm od8 9erbots9aiab 8ur glusfiibr-
i1lg su bringen. Ole Ieste 2egisln-
tllr belDiIligte onfiir nur Die Gunlnie
bon $4,000, Die ietige berlangt
$4,000 uno Die n1dIte General
g(Iiembln oiirfte etlide bunoerttau.
iene Collar 5ur ausfii6rllng 0eg
ntrodenen" @eiebes baben molten.
SS5il einem Sabre bon bette oitrften
nobI eine giertel 92iQion ggie.
gierltngg. @eenten" I'M 9on6e not.
trenoiq iein, nm 6ns golf nuhtern
3u bolten.
Gieie @o6e baben Die 5ffcntIi.
fen o9lt6orfeiten" oie gluImerf.
Ianteit ser @cietgeber In glniprud
gersmmen Sun Srnate Iieat eine
9i'i Dor, bic, fpenn dngenommen,
ods gieht Ser geitimmung bon gin.
ten iol6er g1usbarteiten fuie 3eIe.
grapb, Telep5on strdBenbobnen
ln0 anOerer dbnIider aorporatio.
fen aus ben $duben Der 2ofaI6e.
1Jr0s in 6ie S1n6e Der Staats.
eiien6n9n.a n.aomnIiiiion Iegen fuiiroe.
Die sill Uiir0e ben letten gieit bon 1
Some giule~ I'M Siaate oernih. |
eii
syn Den Hd6itca IaaeH miro Die
Grirldrfnabl Bill bon 9iinbaG mo9ll
'as Gr0Eie SHtereiie e1eseu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11

Glllner lQll9e lllWI 10 Dlel ltll0 Del
ipeitent nihf 10 gut ai ellen. SSnl
@e9enteil, mir b0rten beionoers on.
fangS bieIe Sslaerlt Dab Die Soft oen
&inoern au grob iei. Aie noren
ober Die 9ouererfplge? @ir beriefen
iebt cine Geibe ron Gin6ern Elm, Die
in llnearn ilno iol6e, bic IN III.
ieren Seiinen geiDelen maren. Die
&inoer, Die aus llngorn nusgemG.
itet srriif9efouuien noren nerpei.
gerten bier oas Giien, neil iie beIie.
re 2uolitat gpiuobut naren ulto
Die 5olge luar, oaB iie einen be.
tr19tliAen 9eil 0es ingariiden @e-
ipinnes mie0er obgoben. Die Ginoer
ober. Oie in ben Seinen Die grobe
aoit ge9abt butteit babeu nidt MIR
nidt ab9eiontHlell, ioroern bnben
trob Ser idnlueriibeu gerpfIegungs.
berbGlttliiie ibrer Gltern61uIer 8u
Sa1tie nod Deiter 8ugenommen
neil iie bel uns eelernt batten. NIT
Oem @iniaditen 8Ifrieoen gu iein
uno grobe Speiien 5lt ellen.
Ger appetit Deridjie0eu.
Gs bat fid Elm dbnIider Inter.
ihieO 5lpiiden Oen in lln9nrn lmo
oen IN unieren SeilRen aufgefiit.
terten ain0ern beralsgebiloet, iDie
mir i'm IN ben erIten arieg8iobren
dpiihen Den rllIIiihen ariegsgefan-
geneu ino Ser einbcinliihen 9ebol-
feritng beoba6ten funrlten. 9ie
Rlliien ioben nod ipoBlgen1brt aus,
iuabreno Die Ginbeimiihen idon ab-
gen1ogert poren, ni9t oeSbolb, neil
linen mebr ongeboten tpur0e, ion-
bern neil iie aus lmberipobnten @e.
een0en it1mmeit0, olles oas o1iaBen,
mas Die llnIerigen fte9eil lieBen.
Wiit oen jebigen Hationen lit cine
qtanhtatiD 9endgertoe Grndbrlng
ni6t moglid. aSenn llnIere giegie-
ring nidt ilnItanoe lit, fir @erti9-
olterreih Die notige gtdbrnngsmenge
ouf5ubringen, 0ann bleibt nns iiber.
bdltpt nur oaS 8erbungern iibrig,
ltto ale lleberlegltngen, aae I'm.
terIudlmgen nae Gr5tlihe gGufiidt
fino nidt me1r inert, ais nenn Der
glr5t an &rnnfenbett ltebt itno fons
itatiert, tpiebiel Gage oet Meni1
nod 81 Ieben fat. 9l6er mir miiIien
oocb iobieL 0ptimisurls beboIten,
ooB mir oorouf re1nen, 0ob uniere
5einoe nnd f5rieoen8i1luB nibt
me6r oie gtbitdt ba6en uer0en, uns
meiter buneern 8lt loilen mo 0aB
mir oam nie0er 0uontit1ten ouf,
bringen f0lulen nit oenen mir lln.
iere &ioer 9roB tuerOen laiien fon-
nen. Damn HuB Die 8ielbepuBte
6ilrIorge Die bernitnftige 8erteilung
Die ri9tige @eieBge6ung fiir 8ro-
button uno 8er6raud einieben.
Damn ntuB 0ofiir geiorgt peroen,
oaB uniere SinOer nidt al tur3
tou,men - 5dAlfinoeripeiiangen
ltebermahung 0e8 @eiltnobeits3u-
Iton0es Der boridulpflibtigen &in.
Der =, es uuB oafiir geiorgt pers
Den, OoB Die ainoer burd cine ein-
fahe, grobe, biIIige, ober reidlide
mo idmadbaft 8u6ereitete Soft ME.
ser 5u 8ahstum uno geoeibli6er
5ntipidlung gelansen fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Sine an9itDOllc Nludlt fiir sSeroine,
9Lris.

S5eromt, QIri3, II. 6eb. Giel
1000 arbeiter in ben Hiefi9eu Gup..
ferbergiperteit iparen in ibren Sob.
nen 70 gro5ent beroboeIast iuor0eit
uno 0ariiber in nidt eerittge gIifrs.
eung geraten. SIR Die gtodt 0ar-
ouF ipuroen alle riogHden llnruben
eriportet, bod berlief iie berBiItnis<
nGBig rubig. Gin Srlippenfonunoil-
30 bon 25 Molin iinter 2eittnant &
SeIlers bislt iih in gcreitidnft. bats
te nber feirs llria6e ireeno tDte ein~
auoreifen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Oeltper Scbtlcit tuerSeit
tuieSer oeSffnet

Qenper, IL. 6eb. Ger beige
S6uIrot bot bic Grftdrung 16gege,
ben, 6aB Ole 25 6ieitgen offentIiden
Sduleh Die infoIge oes Streif5 Ser
Sei5er an lebten giontog geidloi,
ien mcrDeu muBten om 8onncr8tog
uieoer eroffnet lUeroen ipitr0en. 3u.
rildgefe5rte SOl0aten peroen Die
9lGse Der Streiter einnebmen. 9ie
Sei5er erbielten 5ruiiaen Sis un0
$130 monatIih neblt 8obnung,
2iht uHo 9ei3ung; iie oerIdngten ei-
nen 2obnoufidlag bon $40 per $40.
nat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Snnae glepnblifaner ac6sn Feitsilen.

NInc0ln, Jtebry II fyebr. Der
republifaniife alub iunger Ulan.
ner miro nm ~. 5e6ruar. 9incoIns
@e5artstog eia aroBes Bartlett I'M
Sin6ea Sotel geben. lleber 200 @1.
itc DOT auber6nl6 Der Staot fueroen
ermdriet. 9eie berIailtct, mirb Bou.
herucur DicsteIbie 6en goriie als
&onjtneilter ba6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
abb glepn6Iitaner aeaen aluttenbOr

-8ai6ington IL. Sch. - 9ns So.
mttee fir y9Rules" berihtet beute
giinftig fiir 6en 8oridIog elm, Die
9ebatte il6er Die Rorineporloge 5u
erneuern Gle mar geitern uauber
Sr0nung" erfl1rt noroen.
Die Gntifeiotng iDir6 bellte oors
S1us gebraht mcrOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
fiyri6ere ariedliide @liniiter aerdafttt.

Q[tben II. 6eb. Scr friibtre
4rentier 6foltIon0is iino inebrerc
friibere WitgIieber ieines Rdbinetts
ipur6eu berbaftet. Sic iueroen 1iqe-
ihul0igt cine gebnlte al @uniten BIS
gr-aonigs Gonitoutine beablibtiBt al
boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Dicl S6itaps i'm
Staat, iaGt 1l1cGelpic

Der @onueruenr furSert $25 900 sni
1tnterOriifnns bes seiebiuibriseu
Sdnapsbanbels. - Der GdGk'
ipciiter gnrn6art bOn Gebar Gonn'
IN inridjt aceen bic Sdllueitern, biz
SOrt in Offcntlidcn Sdnlen leb'
ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
@nrantis Seg geissnpreiles.

99aibin9tot, II. 5eb.-0as 9aus
Qomitee iiir aderbau bat ben 8u.
iab 3ur Gegieritngs. .@ei5en- -@oran,
tie gtitgebeiBeu mo tDiro oieie9reis.
@prantie big gum 81. Gtto5er 1919
IN aroft bleiben Gas aonlitee miro
oieies amenOement inorgen eiHbe,
riften.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Gnrdtbare 0olgtn bes Snngers
bet 0en Sin0ern lit &ien

Sus in Der Grna9rnne perianmt
iuOrOen 1T, IGkt iidD bei i6nen
nidlt nadlbOlen. - gSirfunsen Oes
ytaBrnnssmansels aui bic S6r.
pcrgr6he. = n8c9' Dir, Saf BIT
Gin Gnfel biit."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
ASrina 0einrIdls glnildlttn.

2onoorI IL. Geb. = 9ie Sombur.
ger gnhrihten pelde in einer Se.
rie bon glrtifeln Die 8ufunft 3eutid-
Inu0s beiprdh, bat unf BEN 9srin3en
Seinrid), 8ruoer oes {riiberen oeut.
fAen aaiiers, nm feline gtniift be.
fragt. 9erielbe bat geantiportet. ooB
9elltidIntlo, Inn in Der 8sflnft iein
3ieI al erreiheu, Die Monardie uno
iein ofononliide8 9aiein auf Der go.
iis, ipie fie Dor Dem ariege beitano.
ipie0er berlteaer miiIie.
Siegiernngstrnppen pbenanf.
8erIin, IL. Seb. gs mur6e
beute befanrlt gelnadt, oaB 9fegie-
rltngStriippen 8renerbnbeu un0 Gee.
iteTltiin0e beIebt babeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
Standardization
nimlllt Gonfitutioll on
Der tcmpordre Observation-Disclosures pirS ndebIten
Dicnstae crpablt wcrSen; ,1iaicritdtsfoz
5ialiitcn bcbcrrldcn ,ltiniIterium
ebertsgrnppen in sremerbauen u. @eeitemiinSe

ilberbriiden. 60 1T germ tn5gIi6,
OnB Die gl6geor6neten Der biirgsrIi.
den Harteien es fir aneebEadt be.
finOen ntogen ben Soaioliiten al.
len notieen SpieIraunl 81 geben Inn
Iif) ielbIt unl5nbringen, in0em iie
lire p6Ilige llnfabigtett ail reaieren
0artitn"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11

geruit eua bel Ginfaufeu aui
be s9rLbane..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11

SsSl Der @iener meoi3iniIden $50.
denidrift mn6t Serr BroE. b. 9ir.
quet iiber ben grn1brrngs5uitan0
Der @iener ainOer folBcnoe interel.
iaute gtusfiibrlmsen: Ger @rnGb.
rltngs5pftano Der 8iener &inOer lit
5pur nidt 10 fiir6terIif iuie Ter
Grnabritn9sSuItnnO Der olten 2eute,
a6er er lit immerbin alth auberor.
6entlid) ftbledt. Sye0er, Der GeIeecn.
belt bot, cine eroBere glnaabl bon
&inbern 0es MittelIton0es o0er Der
Irbeiterflaile ou itnteriuden, miro
0aS beftdtigen. Inter oen I'M Gpi.
tai oufgenomulenen ainoern i'm gI.
ter bon 1 Bis 10 sSabren woren
81 aro5etlt, unter oen fir Die Sc.
rienaftion ltttterIudten 8iener Sim.
Der 93 Hro5ent IN etflem llnbefrie.
Otgenoen grnabrltngs3uitano. 0ie.
Gusiihteu, Die iid fir uniere Sim
Der aus oieiern unbefrieoigen0en Gr.
ndbrungs8uitan0 bieten, iino Iebr
tribe; @inmal iin0 oieie S{inOer in
Der itaditen 3eit our9 Die peri6ie.
oenen eSSnfettionen bieI me6r 9efdbr.
Def ais nprnale ainoer. g8ir uii.
len tuie 3. .. i'm bergongenen Com.
mer Die 8Dlenterte oieie elttfrGfte.
ten Srganistuen in einer @eiie 0a.
bin9erafft but, Die mir friiber nidt|
fqnllten. llno mir ieben, tuie OieI
&uberfutoie beiter iuter linen Mi.
4o4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
@rObe Sod.

lluO nod elm 8eiipiel, ipie Die
gro6e Soit bort giinitig gefuirft bat.
Die 65,868 ainoer, Die mir in lin.
garn bntten, nurOen fdIt ourdpegs
BON ibren Baitgebern IN gldnjenoer
8eiie nerpflegt; lie haiten ben iet.
ten lid, Der Dem 8iener ols Dos
Soeol Uorihuebt lno iie 8eieten in.
iolgeoeileu aud einen gldnjenoen
gppefit uuo grobdriigc 3uRnbmeH.
,5u ben &eimeu Die ndh mciieln
Sgitem seiuHrt UArOerL befamen bic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11
8nteu Der Sn6erfnlolc.

ua6lllus aluB 0er GfadlllSllllls init
&eieroeiilbitan5Gn ousgeriiItet iein;
wenn oieie feblen geninnen Die So.
5iLlen Die 06erballO uno beenoigen
oos menidlihe 2eben BEL ben Jim.
geren ai1loern in 6orm Ser miliaren
4nsiaat bei oen dlteren ain0ern
itno bel @rpadienen III Der sSorm
Der 2tngentllberfulpie. ltn0 peiter.
bin iino oieie urterern1brten &inOer,
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geifdbigt, Den ite tpdbreno Der Sun.
gerjnbre erlitten boben. 3ag a0r.
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iobiel geobrltne erbGlt, ooB e8 ge.
ruoe nod an 2eben bleibt, fam es
nidt in Die 2dnge podien. 9ie be-
ionOers geringen @elpibts8abIen, Die
mir bel ben ainoern oes 3fueiten Bis
fiinften Sebensinbres ieben, iin0 gum
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oieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-02-11

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PERMIT (No. ssA), AUTHORIZED By THE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Tilted Youth Sues;
Wins 500 for Ring
Jury Decides Father Must Pay
if Girl Keeps Mans
Gem

ORIENT, N. Y, July undetermined
not to permit the wife of another man
to wear a diamond engagement ring
which he alleged he bought for her
when she was his fancee, Henry Y.
King, "a years old, of Orient, to-day
won a verdict before Justice Harry
H. Perry and a jury of $500, the
amount he testified he paid for the
ring that was to seal their love.
The defendant was James Douglass,
father of Sara Douglass, who was II
years old when she gave her promise
to King, just before he went to war,
King and tn mother of the girl, the
testimony showed, went together to
buy the ring. While King was fighting
in France another young farmer, who
was also q soldier, but who did not &c.
overseas, woed and won the heart OF
the girl. When King returned recently
he learned his fancee had married Mil
ton Rogers.
He asked for the ring and the young
wife said she was willing to return It,,
hut. the evidence showed, her mother
would not allow her to. Then followed
the suit.
Leroy E. Raynor, attorney for the
plaintiff. argued that If the girl would
not become the wife she should not
wear the ring. The jury took the view
that if the plaintiff did not get the ring
he ought to have its equivalent IN
money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Millionaire Is
Day LabOrer at 81

CHICAGO. June 30.-As he bends
over a factory work bench at the age
Of eighty-seven. new world OF con-
quest looms upon the vision of Henry
Clifton Goodrich. inventor, once
millionaire, by the grace OF his nun
dred patents.
His 81 a day he looks upon merely
as the means of taking out new pat
ents. now that his rights on all the
inventions of his younger days have
expired. A.. .L;.o
haired worker remarked, as with deft
fingers he assembled the parts OF
talking machine motor, "but ] am not
more handicapped than | was IN child,
hood. Although my grandmother lived
TO be 100, my mother and father both
died when | was six years old after
they had come with me to Chicago.
ii went out on farm with strangers
,wcnty miles from the town, and |
rorked there for my board and school
inc. started upon my career as an
inventor when | was fifteen years old.
Nv big start was when ! hit upon the
idea Of the tuck marker for sewing
machines. My sole capital then was
sll. which | invested in copper and
tools. All the sewing machine attach
ments that came into use Tor thirty
FIVE years were mine. Lyman j. Gage,
chen my banker, remarked that every
thing | touched turned to money, but
fortune ceased TO favor me when
started specializing in real estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
DIR. PessOa to Sail
For Brazilian Home
On Idaho To-day.
Will Be Escorted to War.
ship by General Kuhn
and Admiral Caperton;
Wilson Bids Farewell

DR.. Epitacio Pessoa, with his wife
and daughter. will sail on the United
States battleship Idaho this afternoon
for Brazil, where DR.. Pessoa is soon
to be inaugurated President. The dis
tinguished Brazilian came here two
weeks ago from the peace conference,
where he represented his nation.
DR.. Pessoa will be escorted to the
battleship by Major General Joseph E.
Kuhn. Admiral w. B. Caperton, Brock
inridge Long, Third Assistant Secre-
tary OF State, and Herman Stabler,
chief of the Latin-American division
of the State Department.
A fiotilla of United States destroyers
will escort the Idaho outside Ameri-
can waters. Captain Carl I. Vogel-
gesang, the Idaho's regular commander,
will be on the bridge, but In the ships
galley on the voyage south there Will
be a new "boss," NJ Chabert. assistant
chef of the McAlpin, having been re-
tanned for the trip.
A radio message has been sent by DR..
Pessoa to President Wilson on board
the George Washington, steaming tow
ard New York. In his message DR..
Pessoa acknowledged receipt of Presi-
dent Wilson's message expressing re-
gret that he would not reach New York
until after the departure of BraziPs
President-elect and his party. DR.. Pes
soa EXPRESSED to President Wilson his
qualification over the welcome extended
him in the United States and also said
nc was convinced that "the duty Of our
two governments, united as they are by
4 friendship that has become tradi-
tional, is to draw closer the friendly
relations which exist between our two
countries"
Among the messages of farewell re-
ceived yesterday by DR.. Pessoa was the
following from Acting Secretary Of
States Phillips at Washington.
ION the eve Of your departure from
this country permit me to avail myself
of this occasion to express to you on
behalf of the government and people
Of the United States the pleasure they
have felt and the qualification given to
them by your visit to the United States
and its capital.
your manifest interest in the well
fare OF this country and your sympa-
thetic personality will always be pleas
antly recalled by all who have had the
good fortune to be presented to you.
Your visit cannot fail to unite more
closely than ever our two republics in
the spirit of mutual affection and good
will.
81 sincerely hope that both you and
Nine. Pessoa will have comfortable
and agreeable voyage on the u. S. S.
Idaho"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-06
Suffrage Session Urged
On California Governor
COngressmen Ask Him to Call
Legislature and Aid in Ma
tons Ratification

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Members
of Congress from California are wiring
and writing the Governor Of their
state to call a special session of the
legislature for the ratification OF the
suffrage am'- dment.
Representative Lea has wired Cover
nor Stevens as follows:
"The women of many states Will
participate in the election Of the next
President. CALIFORNIA; help is needed
to give that right to the women OF al
states. Prompt ratification by Cali,
fornia will give an impetus to ana
aid and encourage in the early triumph
of the suffrage cause. We cannot al
ford even temporarily to withhold this
aid in extending that privilege. Let
California promptly do her part, to
make suffrage the cherished privilege
of all women"
Representative Hersman's letter to
the Governor read:
california, being always in the
forefront Of progressive legislation,
would suggest that if it is possible to
complete ratification of the suffrage
amen6ment to the constitution before
the California Legislature regularly
meets, that you call special session
in order as quickly as possible to give
to the nation what California has long
recognized as a just and steadying IN
fuence, the participation of women IN
the councils of the nation"