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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
DIS Prohibitions
Dmrebfiibriiitas9cieS

gSoIbington, 23. SSuli. -Gas ges
tern bonn Mgeor6netenboits onee.
nomrnene 95robibitions Durdfiibs
ritilgsgeies ipnrbe beute Dem Inter
fonlitee bes Senats iibergeben. Der
goriiser 0esfelben, Senator Ster-
ling, erfl6rte, boB er ieoen @erlud
3ur @b1noerlt1g Der &lauleI, iDelhe
@etr1nfe NIT eineln IlfobolgebaIt
bon mebr aIs eineln balben Hro5ent
als beraiiiderO un0 geiebpioris be.
aeidnet, beftieit befdrnpfen miro.
Man lit Ser 9lnii6t, oaB Der ab.
idnitt, ipelder Sousiltdungen unO
&onfisfotion bon asrinatborrofelt
poriiebt, beftige 9ebatten erresea
miro, oo peridisoene Sanatoreti oie-
ie gerfiigu1g ois gu fdarf ofiieben.
gs lit nnr ipe1ig Soffnung borban-
oen, ooB oieier @eieBesborid3Iag oent
Senat bor gnoe 9lugIIt porgeIegt
tperoen fann, oa oieie Gorperifoft
borerIt Die 6rieOensbeoingun be.
banoeIn miro, ehe Die Erobibitiofls-
9urdfiibrrng onfgenoutmen fDeroeu
Ioll.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
@eneral Saan ldbafft
&u6e 1T &al5ingtoll
perbinSert Sas 5iiiammenrctten ucn 1ricnfetefts
inaiien ttnS biclt iiber 1000 11iann sur
1tntcrSrii6nn9 ucn 1tnrMbcn bercif
,flitsfieS Scr 13iirecrtpcbr pon 1icecr eridcifen

gsaIbinston, %. sSuIi. (llniteo
BreB.) - Seute gu friiber @orgen.
ItinOe nrroe Die &ube iin0 Sr0-
rung in @aibineton our9 Sruppen
unter Dem gefe5L beg @enernlma-
jors 8iIliam @. Sonn tuie6er beree-
IteIlt. Die Situntion lit beoeltteno
beiier, nie gu iraeno elmer 3eit felt
&usbrud bes gioiienfaupfes Der am
letten Sonntog 5lpiiden Gorbisen
uno @eiBen begann. 2ebte giadt
ipuroe onrnuf geadtet, 6aB ii6 feline
Wenl6enmaIien aniamnelten; So.
bolerieabteilingen iGuberten Die
Stroben bon SumuItartten. Seoem
8oli5ilten tpuroe in ieinem gtebier
5ipei Soloaten 5ur llnteritiisung bei-
gegeben; ouh lullroen Eruppen in
ienen Stdotteilen itntioniert, in mel.
den man ben 9[usbrud bon 5einos
ieligfeiten Sipiiden @eiBen itno 6ar-
bieen ertparten fonnte. @otortruds
itnn0en bereit, I'M Eruppen nod IT.
genO einem beorobten Gunft 5u be.
for0ern; ouBeroem itanoen 0rei
Sonfs in ReierDe.
Siaac cSoIbfinger, Mitglieo Der
Stuotgaroe, ipuroe bon einen 5ar-
bigen, oen er auf 8affen arterludte,
eridoilen nno Elm an6erer @oroiit
nomens 8enianlin Belmont m,lroe
idper berpunoet. 9bglei9 ooS 9au-
iergebiert, in meldem itd Die Moro-
tat ereignete, bon Soloaten unO $50.
li8iIten abgefuht ipuroe, bernnodte
man ben Moroer nidt at ent6eden.
Die &oliaiiten tru9en feline ShuB-
maffen ionoern MIR aniittel. @s
fam beridiebentlih 8n GhieBereien,
Die ieDo1 einen llnblutigen @erIoli
|nablacn Die @eriDenbuug zines
itarfen Truppenaufgebots bat bell
lame SoIgen eebobt. Ser l1ulItono,
oaB Elm beftiger giegen nieoergirg,
bat 0ie &or1lpfluit Der @ufrIbrer on
I6einer0 itarf geoampft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
Sur 1tnfcrinebMn9 Ses
Gmfti6iffzltnfanes

Gbisogo, ST., %. SuIi. -9ie ee-
itrigen l1nteriudungen Ser @roBge.
idmorenen in Dem ldredliden Sal.
IonungIiif, peIdeS bis iest IL Ber.
ionen oas 2eben eefoitet bat, boben
bis iebt fein neaneusmertes @rgeb.
uis geseitigt. 2(uf qnoronung oes
Staotsonipoltes Sopne murben ge.
ltern nit ausnobute oes 8aIlonfiib'
rers S. q. 8oetner uno g8. s.
goung, ben Sadberitdnoieen i'm
6luglpeien ser Goodyear &ire &
9tubber Gontpanb, Der Gigentiinerin
oes llneliidsihiffes, ale 9erionen,
Die in 3eugenbaft genommen m1r-
Den, freieeloIien. g(uh 9oetner unO
goung iueroen uorldufig MIR 8lueds
llnteriuhung feitgebalten. 9a iidj
Die 8eioen geitern nlii anroten ibres
Redfsbeiftnttoes SenrD u. Berger
iueigerten, ausioge1t 81 MAIDEN ber.
tagten fib Die @eI6lporenen bis aui
beute. Mon lit Ger glniift, boB oie
ieiOene 8aIlonbiiIle 6ur6 eleftriide
3iinofttnfen int 9rono geiett ipuroe.
geridieoene Der 9erungliiften ipur-
Den bette beeroigt. Die Goodyear
Gombonp bat 9ertreter bierber &c.
ianot, nm Den Sinterbliebenen oer
0pfer finan8ieIle SiIfe ai leiIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
1liilitdritr6flinac int
reapentucrtb ftretke1t

2eabenlportb, aani., %. SuIi. -
Geitern eingen bier $500 militdri-
i6e SGftlinee in BEN 0is8iplinarbar,
raden OeS 8unbes9efangniiies on
ben Streif ltnb ipeigerten ftd, ibre
g(rbeit du berridten. Ser &ontfnan-
0ant 0eS @efongenenlagers, Sberit
Greoerid Gice, ernpfing cine aus IL
@onn beite6en6e aborbnung Der
StrGtlinge. 8ieielben teilten inn
nit, oaB Die itreiferben SGftlinge
fiiroere g(rbeitsaeit, before 8erpfle-
gung uno idlieBIid AUDI bOIlItdnOi-
gen StroferlaB berlangen. 8ad.
ntontidoften, tpelhe Die Str6flinge
8ur glrbeit amingen tpollten, tpuroen
pertrieber. 9ie 8iini6e Der aus.
Itan0igen puroen Der 9linOeSregies
rung in 8aibington itberntitteIt.
Sin @roBteil Der Sdftlinge iett fitb
aug Golonten 5uionmen, iuelde ue-
gen in Sranfreih beriibter 8ergeben
o6eellrteilt tpuroert. 9ies lit inner
balb Der Iesten ie6s gtonnte Der
brittle oerartige Streif, meI6e iib i'm
bieIigen @ilitdrgefdnenis ereieneten.
IS tnmen peiter feline &ubeitorln.
qeil bor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
Die &errGter Scr bentIdjen Griess,
plane.

gsoibinatou, %. Suli.-8ie bier
geriidttpeiie berIautet, ioIlen Die bei-
oen oentiden MiIitdrgefangenen,
uelde an a)tontaq nit eineut
3ronsportoarlpfer in geetu g)orf
einIangten nit stpei 9lnaeborigen
ser 0elttiden 4rmee ibentiif iein,
ipeIde ser omerifariiden Seeres.
Ieitung Sur6 8errot BON betttfhen
Sel65ugspIGnett eroBe Gienite eeIei.
Itet ba6en. Giuer oerIeIben. oefen
Nainen oTs g[lfreo ShoIS ongegeben
miro, ioG ggodtrneiIter BEL ben
ltlanen qeipeien icin fpdbreno Der
onoere, 9abin 8rotbe, ols SIieger
oiente. (8eItriget 9eridten anfoIge
bon6sIte es iid Inn Slpei bobe Gift
siere, Die friiber Dem eroben oelt.
{ten @ener1Iitob ongeb0rten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
uierikcs 1se9icruiss
ntaebt 5uocitdnonine

gSaibington, 25. Stlt. - @ie
oem Staatsoepartelnent uliteeteilt
tuiro, bat fia Die nerifonifde 8eeie-
rung enti6loiien oaB 8obren nod
Del 3u geltatten boruusseiett, ooB
iid) Die 0eliuder iolden @eiesen
itntertperfet lpelbe pieGeiht fpdter.
bin BON ser nerifaniiden &egieriing
ongenontmen peroen. Gs ion oetn.
n09It elm 3irfuIoridreiben erlaIieit
meroen, in ipeldem Die 8eotnetln-
gen, unter oenen nod Del gebohrt
iperoen bari genait feItgeiebt ituo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
soIinasr ansHirie tpirb Ia6maeIeat.

SoIingen. Cgoit6eri1t.) gto9 ei.
nsr gerfiiglna Der britiifen gebor.
oen fir ben Solinger 9e5irf milf
fen biz gum 10. Mni ale fertigen
@affen iopie glnoenfen in fSorm
BON ioldcn obgeIiefert tDeroen. Chem
10 muB nod eingn tueiteren 9efrbl
Die Iobrifntion unO Der Berfoif in
6ieien 2lrtifeIn iofort eingeiteai
fperoen. gird 6ieie geroronuua
Sfrfte Die aeiante SoIinger Snou.
Itrie IabmgeIegt fDer0en. Die Son'
oelsfnmmer beldIob. NIT aiidiifi
anf Die ihmere Sd1Sigune Der 60.
Iineer Ssnoultrie bel Der britiidJer
gehcroe ucriteaip at mer1en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
Japan ion SGantmit9
AT CHINA siirii&eeben
iiebersinfcmmen Der gllliierten in
Sieicr Anaelesenbeit ioa ber.
Dfientlidlt perScn.

Garis, 23. Snli. - $ier finoen
onoouern6 infornle1e llnterreoungen
iiber cine mogIihe @eiIegung Der
Sdantunefroee itatt. Sn oen arei.
len Der Srieoensoeleenten 1T mon
Der 9(nfidt, ooB Dos D@entlenten's
agreeineut". bos 5uiiden Sapan
uno ben anoeren GroBmG9ten nbae.
fdloiien nuroe 1no oemgeni1B iif
sSapon berpfIidtet, S6ontung an
China suriid3ueeben, alt berSffentIi.
den.
ObwoB[ oieIes llebereinfommen
nidt offiaieG ausgearbeitet un0 bon
Den olliierten @ertretern niht unter.
aeihnet murbe, 10 tpeiB man bod,
Oos oiesbe3iieIide glui5ei6nltngen
borbanoen iino. 9o ober oen dime.
iiiden GrieoensoeIegaten niernoIs
biesbe5iielide 0ofumente oorgeleei
ipitroen tpeieerten iid bieieIben, Der
8rieOensbertrag 5lt urtter3eihnen, in,
oem Iie ertIdrten, Dab miinoIihe
gereinbarnngen nid)t seniieen, fie
gegen Oen oouernoen @erIuit Der
Srobin8 S6ontung au befpabren.
afan lit bier nIlgenein Ser 9[n'
iidt, Dob bic @bineien ibren @ioer.
itnno aufge6en uno ben 6rieoensber.
trag unterdeiAnen tper0en, faas ib.
nen Die &iifgobe Sdantu n g
i6riftli6 augeiogt miro,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
ccnSons 4,rene bot
Befiir6titttoeii

aonoon, %. SuIi. = aon6oner
3eitilngen Iegen eroBe8 @etpidt olti
BITE aus glmerifa eingetroffenen 9e.
peiden, in tpel6en ole irl1noiidC
6rnge eingebeno beleudtet fpiro. 9it
3eitungen iagen, Dab, foIlten oie
Der. Stonten cine irldn6iihe Hepil,
bfif begiinItieen, Die @efabr beItebe,
ooB Die freunoitoftliden geaie6un,
gen Spiiden @roBbritannien unS
Den Ser. Stanten eefGbroet biiroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
6citcral Cioeett
iibcr OemtlttlaDS

9tep gorf, 90. Sui. - General
2iegett, Der Ionge an Der Sront nor
uno fiiraIib an 8oro Der &quitanin
bier etntraf iagte iiber Geutidlan6:
8ie 3uitdrbe in 0elltidlonb befIern
iid. 8ie Oeiitideii @efd1ftsIeitte re.
oreaniiieren Oos @eiddftsIeben, unb
9euti6lano fontnlt bieI idneIler duf
feline GiiBe, dls bic meiiten obnen. .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
6cfaneeite kcbren
iibcr Sebtuci5 beiml
@ereinbdrltng suiiden syranfreid
nuS Seatidlano in Bern a6gc'
idlpiien.

@enf, 90. syuIi. = @ertreter bon
9eutidIan6, 5ranfrei1 nno Der
Sdpeia boben in Bern Elm gIbfou-
men getrofien ben3ufoI9e 100000
oelitIhe &riegseefongene pon Jronf.
reid iiber Die Sdpei8 nod Der Sci.
mat auriiffebren ioIGen. 5000
0elttihe, tueIde pobreno BEG arieoes
in Der Sdipei3 irlterniert tpnren per.
ben i'm 2auf Der ISOLDE nod Der Sci.
nlnt geididt peroen. 8ieIe BON ibnen
aieben es inoeHen Dor, in Der Sdpeia
at bleiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
1oilla fon ieine
BaitSeit ailflSieii

81 goio, Ger, 90. Suit. = &ier
ans CHIHUAHUA Gitb eingetroffene
glmeritoner beridten, OnB 61TeIbit
gerfidtfueiie berldiitet, Oob 6rancis-
co giao uno General GeIipe augeIes
ibre ganben bis gum Septeniber be.
urIdubt baben. sic teiIten ibren
an6dneern nit, bnB iie mad Sopan
3li geben beobfidtigen, Inn ben Ser.
iu6 5u MAIDEN, giunitiot fir Die
9ifo.&ebc[utioniiten 5u erlnngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
t11ettert,erid1t

Sir Omaha unO llmgebnng:
Sd6n beiite obefo uno nnboItenO
tuarm beiite obeno rno 9onnergtog.
Sir gle6rosfa: gLleenieit fd0n
uno onboItenO tparm bctte obero
unO 9onnerstog, nuBer i'm dnberiteu
0orOuelten uno SiiOtpeiten ettuas
tii6Ier ooIeIbit beute obeno.
SIR Soma: Gh5n beute abenO
iinO etiDos Udruer I'M Sentrnlen uno
iiioIiden Geil. gmgenlefn id6n inio
etpos fiibIer in nOroli9eH 2eiE.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
qouiina eiraetrufieu.

g1efp gorf, %. Suli. - Stdnts.
IefretGr 2oniins 1T eeitern um 3
llbr nndmittaes ouf Dem Gonipfer
MotterOom aus Brett bier eineetrof.
fen. Ser Gantpfer batte 2230 Col.
ooten, onrunter 0os boIIitdnbige q.
5elodrtiaerieregiment an 8oro,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
SrieSenspertrag
nit BMloarie11

@aris, 90. SynIi.-Bie bier be-
fanrt ipiro, bot iid 30. geni5elos,
MiniiterprGiicellt bon @rie9enIano,
teIegrapbiid an RrGiiOent @ilion.
getpanbt uno ann glusfunft erlu6t,
Oh Die @ereintgte1 Stooten ben
5rieoensnertrog nit 9uIgarien lin-
ter8eidnen peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
Dcle9at D1ite crimebt
ilfft .Jnitrilkticitcn

4}aris, 23. Suli. (ltniteb qreB.)
Ser anlerifaniide 6rieoens6elegnt
@bite bot, tpie berIautet, oen 9r1.
fi0enten 8ilion I'm s5nitruftionen
eriuht oh Die merifaniiden 9eIe.
gaten ben 5rie0ensbertrag nit 8uI.
garien unter3eidnen iollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
gutidlafter fir gelaien.

8oTbineton, 20. Suli. - Gin
@oridIoe beg 9rdiioentet @ilion.
Die omerifaniide @eianotidaft in
'8eIgien gu einenn 8otitofterpoIten
3i erboben, fpuroe geItern pom Se.
nntsfonlitee fir ditsipdrtiee angeIe,
genbeiten einItimfnig elitaebeiBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
111mrSen bel 1or6iiSeftt
1toilicn pcritenio

9aris, 90. Sui. llniteO greB. J
= GnS bon Sefretdr 2onfing, Sen.
rb 8bite uno General gIiB unter.
5eidnete itno an ben Rr1iioenten
8ilion geridtete S6reiben, in mel.
dem es fi6 I'M Die Sdantllneanec.
Iegenbeit banoelte, nlroe abeeididt,
ebe cine Gntideioung in Oieier Sra.
ge gef1at iporoen mar. 60 berIarl.
tet bier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
gloraent6aa sefOriert.

93aris, 90. Sui. -Senrp georgerl.
t6au, Der friibere amerifnnii9e got.
ifaftcr in aonItontinopel, lit gum
9Ommnnoeur Der GbrenIeeion er.
nannt ipcroen un6 slpdr nnter Dem
Sinpeis ~auf Die ausee5eidneteu
Gienite, tuel6e er 5rnntreid gelei.
itet bat, nfg er ouf Ieinem 9oIten
Die Sntereiien 5ranfreifs bertrat. +"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
Sransportl te
itreif,!! in serlin
tf1aficnperIantntlmn inS ltnctualS; 1flarldb ser
1ftaIicn naeb Berlin ltScrt; 1lmcrikanct
mntcrStiidcn Strcik icbr ihneM
Gamlensc Oeiterrcider perlaiIen Sic Peimai

9tneefloete freiseiproden; orei er.
bieIten @eI6itrafen bon 80, $50 unb
800 Iorf. 9ie Gpartofiiten &ner,
eelein uno GIeinlein ipuroen ail
ieds unb Su odt Monnten @efdng.
mis- perurteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23
sarfiidIes sla6inett reianiert.

Nonitantinopel, 10. SuIi. WerS0.
eprt.) = Gos tiirfiide aobinett Hot
rejigniert, Der Sultan ober bot iidj
eefpeiaert, oen giiidtritt ieiner G'ini.
tier su gejtotten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-23

oeren 3iuef oIs ben, 9eutidlanb
polie nieoeroubolten unb feline 8ie-
oergeburt au friiberer Stdrfe uno
Madt au berbinoern. So pia sSronf-
reid gum militdriiAen tpie oiplomo-
tiiden Serrn uno 0teiIter BON gan5
@uropa peroen. 9as Oamit Der
Solfer6uno 5n einer Ieeren sSorrn
unO elmer papiernen Ma9t meroen
Diirbe, Iiegt flor ouf Der 9ano, uno
oesbalb Die 0ppoiition Sitdcod's,
Der in Der 8r1fibenti6nftsfanlpognc
fir Serrn 8iIion i'm Sabre 1916
Ole Soiung ausaegeben bate: oSe
fept ils ont Of mats.
Die 4rditoentidafts SsunOfbdfiIr
bon 8unoesienater Siram @orren
Sobnion bon RoIifornien unO @ot-
berneur 6ranf 8. 2oiuoen bon Silt
nois, lit in ben letten Sagen ange-
fiinOigt morbcn. Ser San 5rar-
cisco Gbronicle" piomete am IL.
SUM- Dem n2ieblinqsiobne" aolifor.
MEMS cine sar5e Seite ltno fiinoigte
an, OoB er Der Ganoioot oes Staates
fir Die repu6lifaniide grdftoent-
i6nftsnomination tp1re SIN Sabre
1912 mar er Der 8ice.GrGfiOent.
1doftssaanbioat auf Dem &ifet Der
unabbGngi9en RepubIifnner, an oel-
lei Spite Sbeooore GooiebeIt ltono.
Gr mar @oiibernelir bon &oliforri-
en- ols er I'M SaEre 1916 in Den
gttnOesiellat nit rieli9er Waioritdt
gemGblt 'wtiroe, mdbreno DER Stoot
Dem Oeruofrotiihen 9r6iioenti6aft-
aanOioatep &ilion orftel, Sobnion
lit elmer Der erbitterIten @egner oes
8olferbltn6es. @oIberneitr 2otDoens
gtnme iuuroe bon 9tepr1ientont s..
8. Smith BON SSllinois, Dem @oriit.
ger Oes &epltbliean Gtate Central
COMMITTEE, als repubIifantlder GrG.
ii0entidlaftS. .aanoi6ot in gori6log
ge6ra4t. @r tuiiroe itd Dem 8oII6e-
mismus un0 Der merifnniiden 81
tllotion gemadien aeigen. Sb Die
BopuInrit6t Ser beioen @1nner iiber
Die @renoen ibrer Seilnat.Staoten
binollssebt, eriheint aipaifeIbaft. @e.
neral Booo i9eint allr 8eit intmer
nod Der itGrtite rcpubIifanii6e aan.
oioat at ieiu. @s uit6 fir i'm ln-
ter Der Sanb eifrig oeitiert.
Die 8lulOes.S auf So0oipaI-
ier ioa nufeeboben iperben. 60 MUIR
De bon Den republitaniiden 6ii9rern
oeS Observation-Disclosures bei6loIien.
gas p&epubIicon Steering Commit
tee" bot eiten Oabingebenoen Be
ihlub gefabt, Der an ben 9luSi6uB
tilr Wtittel nno gHege iiberiuieIen
tpur6e, bem es obIiegt, cine gSioer.
rufs.Reiolution au entfperfen 1uo
Dem Souie 5tt linterbreiten.
Die Debate iiber oos gsrobibi.
tions 9nr9fiibrnneseeles 6aitert
foft. Gie @0nstrodenen iesen ibren
sanSen einfluB eirL Inn Die geIttm.
mitne ourdaufiibren peI6e SGus.
fuhune uno gefdfognobme auf bio.
Ben gerOadt bin oab gribatperfo.
nen gorrdte bon eeiltisen getrGnfen
I'M gefib bnben, peroronet. Die aon.
ierDotiben fino oaeegen, neil Iie bar.
in eire 1efnbr fir Die eanse pro.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Waning Moon

The dawn Is down behind the shore,
Four stars of gold against blue
sky,
And in their midst the waning moon
That once so proudly rode on
high!
The silent trees are breathing soft
Susurrus to the rivers breast;
The world still sleeps amid the croft
OF dreams that fall on eyes of rest.
A gallant ship with mist-damp sails
Makes up the stream with melons
piled
High on her decks; the old night
pales;
The dawn stiu hesitates, beguiled.
In mystic glory all her own
The dear moon drifts in that great
sea
That has more space than all the
stars
Can ever sail, however free.
The gnomes have turned their Ian
terms down,
The fairy dancers fold their
wings;
Far off the murmur OF the town,
Near by a comic night bird sings,
One soft red finger of the morn
Lifts DER the tide-the four stars
wait;
The moon seems weary, tired and
worn,
Like mems hearts, heavy with old
B. H, in the Baltimore Sun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
Y. w. at VIddiUOStOk

IFrom the Ohio State Journal
Gasoline at $3.50 gallon, Chinese
servants who speak only queer
sort of Russian" and streets utter
ly without regulations are among
things which Miss Mildred Corbett,
Adams, Mich, discovered in her first
four days with the American Y. w.
C. A. at Vladivostok.
The Y. w. succeeded in requisi-
tioning q Russian barracks at the
American base camp in Vladivos-
tok. Miss Corbett writes, which they
have made over into hostess house.
With this as center they are arrang-
ing all sorts of activities to add in
terest to the hours when soldiers,
sailors and Red Cross workers, quar-
tered in the city, are off duty.
Recreation work has also been
begun among Russian women and
girls living in the city. and a big
recreation program has been COM
menced for Red Cross nurses al
military hospitals, similar 10 that
in the Y. w. c. A. nurses huts In
France during the war such as ar
ranging picnics, teas, swimming
parties, hikes. eec-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
LiDing in a Bdthtub
[From Answers, London1

A fortnight in a bath! Night and
day, sleeping and waking. Most
people think five minutes a long
time, or, in the sea, ten or fifteen
minutes.
In England there are about twen-
ty baths fitted up so that they can
be really lived in, and quite COM
Portable the patients find them. The
flow of water into the bath and the
waste are regulated so that the tenn
perature remains the same at all
times. The patient rests on a sort
of hammock hanging under water,
and, with the exception of head and
arms, is entirely immersed. A COM
Portable pillow is provided for the
head, and a board across the bath
forms a table for the tray for meals
or on which to rest a book while
reading, rather similar to what is
used for patients in an ordinary bed.
The entire bath is covered over
with a quilt, so that to outward ap-
pearances the bath might be just a
bed and nothing more.
Sometimes the water is ordinary
tapwater, and others it has various
things added to it. so that the pa
tient is Immersed in a special solu-
ton. 1t depends on what treatpent
is required as to what the doctor
adds to the water.
The water treatment has been
found most successful in the treat
ment of severe cases of burning
and it was used abroad long before
the war. Some patients need to re-
main in the bath only two or three
days, while others have to remain
as many weeks
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02

in Copenhagen to become the bride
at st. Petersburg of the Grand Duke
Alexander Alevandrovitch, heir to
the throne of all the RusSias. What
ecstasy! What epithalames! EveD
the poets of France lent their lutes
in praise of Princess Dagmar, a bru-
nette with sparkling black eyes.
Later I saw her with her daughter
in-law, the Empress Alexander Feo-
dorovna, with the pure, sweet face of
a Raphael Madonna, riding in an
open carriage behind eight splendid
horses on her way to the service at
Krasnoye Selo, in honor of Presi-
dent Faure, of France. And still
again one snowy day, returning to
her children at the winter from
visit to her own Palace Marie,
saw her flash through the deep snow
of the Neusky Prospect, her sleigh
whirled along by three marvellous,
plunging stations. from the crup-
pers of which floated a curtain of
blue silk to keep the snow, pulver-
lied by their glittering hoofs. from
flying into the imperial sleigh
vanished splendors, distinct, for
gotten!
To-day, after having known trag-
edy and distress, this aged Niobe, the
snow of years and sorrow powdering
her jet hair, her face grave and
shriveled, forever sad and inconsol-
able. all her children dead, seeks
quiet on the shores of her beloved
Baltic in a modest little chateau
where. in the days of her childhood
she loved to play.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
: Asst month the dowager empress

= Asst month the dowager empress
of Russia, Marie Feodorovna,
widow of Czar Alexander III.
and mother of the unfortunate Car
Nicholas II, arrived in Copenhagen
accompanied by her brother, Prince
Naldemar of Denmark. Her nephew
King Christian y of Denmark,
the queen and other members of
the Danish royal family, were wait
ing for her, and scarcely had her
boat anchored when they rushed on
board and embraced her. 1t was a
touching greeting between a fugitive
who had escaped death by miracle,
and relatives who for a long time
feared she had perished. Instead of
sharing the fate of her imperial son,
she had been sent to the Grand Duke
Nicholas's estate in Crimea by the
revolutionists, whence she was al
lowed to sail for Denmark some
weeks ago by way of Constantinopel,
Malta and England. Henceforth
Denmark will be her home.
And thus the royal refugee re-
turned to her old home, whence her
father, the venerable Christian IN,
who gave a sovereign to nearly every
throne in Europe. long since was
called by death. She returns again
to the peaceful shores where seventy
two years ago she first saw the
light, but through what errors and
miseries she has passed in her pill
grimage! What memories will fill
her mind in her last years!
In 1866 she left her fathers court