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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
Sicmr Gitp 111apcr
tuirS tuieSeretlO0blt

Siour Gitp. So, II. 9Sltni.-
Bilrgeriaciittr @nIlnce 90. Short,
Ser beidul0iqt fpltr0e, Elm Sreuno
ner &. g3. IS. 5u iein uno oeiien
glnt8ertieW1ng bon beri6teOener
Geite gefor0ert tpur0e, ging bel Der
geItriqen @obL tpelde ibm aus
gfmt lnc Gbren bertrci6en ioGlte.
ii6er iainsn @egner S. z. Carney,
ol8 entIdiGoener 5ieger bero6r.
Sbort bot cine W2oioritdt BON
2100 5taunen oilf5uneiien, ooer
etipa 400 mebr. aI8 BET oer Gri9i-
nuIpoG[ I'M g(pril 1918. Ser gilr'
qprnleiiter 6alte Dor etIi6en $50
den Dor Ser 3onbention Ser s. 8.
Q8. eine glniprohe gebaIterl neIde
ron iein5n politiiden @egnern ers
folqlo3 in ser ioe6en beenoeten
@ablf1mpn9ne nuSgenrtt inuroa.
Biirgermcilter Sbort bat ieine
g8ieoeripo5t Der ungeteiIten Inter
ItittlunB ocr Grgoniiierten g[rbeiter.
Ihaft 81 peroonfeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
2lmerikater kebten
BON Jmare5 sllrii&
Snbcn bel i6rem Streii5ns etiua
fiinf3ig @illiiten eetOtet nnO
iieben @efangene ge1nadt.

81 gaio, Ser, II. SUM. - g}ad
ctpa 4.itiinOiger Sdtigfeit nltf me.
gif1niihen 9ooen bnben ii9 Die onte.
rifaniiben Sruppen geitern nieoer
5uriifge8ogen uro er1olen iid lett
in Oen aoiernen bon oen Strapn3en.
9ie StreitfrGfte beg 8dn0itenfiib.
rers 8iQa, neIhe Die StaOt Suore5
beorobten, no bolitdnOig bertrie.
ben iporoen 1n0 man erlpdrtet nidt,
0aB 0ieleIben in Der taben 8ufirnft
einen nenen 9lngriff pldnen. @hDa
fiinf3ig 8iaiIten puroen in ben ber.
ihiebenen s6ornliiBelt getotef; iie-
ben 0eriel6en fielen ben gun6estrltp.
ben oIS @efangene In Die SGn6e. 8ie
oas Grieg8outt bertdtet paren Die
omerifoltiiden @erIuIte nur unbeoelt.
ten0 lteber 100 &abnIlerispferoe,
8onies ltno WtottIeIcl, ipelde ben
StreitfrGften giIa8 obgenou1n1en
nur0cl Iino mad oem bieiigen @ei.
litGrIager gebrd6t ipor6en.
Sier miro Die gefitrdtung alt8ge-
ipro6en boB ii6 8illa fir Die elnp-
fin0lide g1ie0erlage, Die ibm bon ben
9(tnerifanern beigebradt tpuroe, r6-
den niro, inoern er 0ie 8eiddftsnie-
oerIogen rno 8ergtperfe bon 8iir-
germ ser &ereinigten Staotea I'M
n6r0Ii6en 5eil bon 0}erito plitnbern
un0 3erit0ren uno Die baielbit tattgen
g(merifaner t0ten miro. 8erihie0ent-
Ii6 pir6 oie GdlieBung 0erartiger
@eIh1its6etriebe in 02erifo beipro-
den.
9lmerifaniI6e Gruppe1L ipelhe ge=
genlpGrtig IN Sort 8GiB itotioniert
itno, itno je6er3eit bereit, bas 2eben
un0 @igentum bon Q(merifonern IN
Merifo 3u beidiiben, iollte 0asieIbe
tDie0er beorobt per0en.
9ie 9e6ouptltng, Dab Ser @in'
griff omerifoniIder Erltppen IN Den
aanlbf 5piiden 8ililten unO merifa-
nii6en 8unoesioloaten nur I'M Sit
tereiie Der Gorran8a.Regierltn er-
folate, miro bon General @ripin
erergiid bernei1lt, Der erfldrt, DOB
bic Stroferpeoition gegen 8iao n1r
6esbaI6 erfolgte, oa 0eiien @nbdnger
ii6er oen f5luB nncb Der bieiigen
5toot ifoIien nobel aud etIide Ser
ionen get0tet uno berpun6et nrroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
Die Geilmno Ser
II. :. lsric0sflcftc

@aihington II. Suni. - Gos
@creinigte Stnnten ariegsntini.
Iterilm berfiiqte geltern Die &eilllng
Der onerifaniitben &ries8flotte in
3pei gIeiditarfe tS6Iften, pooon Die
eine ole otIontiidbe, Die anOere Die
po5iftihc Gfotte gerannt mer6en
iou. 9[fmirol Sugb 9to0mon iiber-
nintnt 6as Gon1man6o ii6er bic
Observation-Disclosures I'M 4ocific, ip16.
reno IomiraI Senrp 8. @ilion
Sber6efebl8baber Der atlontiiden
s5lotte pir6. Sebe oieier 3mei Slot
fen beiteht aus bier 8tbiiionen bon
S6loftidiffcn r1o 0rea0naugbts,
Sipei Dioiiionen Greu5er, o6t8ebn
8ibilionen 3eritorer, brei 9iniiio-
nen bon Gouhbooten uno 8tpei 81.
oiiionen 0tInenle9er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
Giete tpettcrc 1lttttucrf
i'm Spracbeitprcsefs

gountp. .qtnDolt SbotipeI[ bat
am 0}onta1 cine glnttport ouf Die
&Iage scr ct. 6rancis poIniiden
gcneir0e bon Sii6.Snoba gegen
6as gimou Gpro6engefaB einge.
rei6t. pprrn SbottueIl's 2[rgliment
beitebt 6arih boB ielbit, tpenn bie
Grgi1rnerHe oes aIdgers tpobr feier
iie ungeniigenb feieh Inn Dor @eridt
geo6hlrg GIT ftnOen.
gie utiirh{ihen 9[rglmente III
Sem &lngcfaG tper6en Sonlstag. Den
81. Surt hotalittags 10 ltbr. bor
Hihter &ofelp borgebrodt lper.
Sen.
Cine neue Gartei bot fib oTs alH-
germ in Sem Sal ongeneIoet, oie
abang. Int5. Soma Spno0e, Die ais
lire &cdtsbertreter 9fidter sos.
8ilr86urq lulo 9enn 9aitings BON
Ser Gtaotsllniopriitdt in 2ilcoln ee.
monnen bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17

g3erIaiIles, II. SUM. = Se1lte
befin0et ii6 bic g[ntlport Der 9ll.
!. liierten oui Die 6elltiden Ginp1nOe
imo cine rebioierte aopie Der S5rie-
oensbeoinguugen in 9du0eu oes
Brofen grodoorfi- fi-gtdnbdu, uno Die.
fer oiirfte nod belte borntittag in
8einar eintrefien, Inn Ser Oeutiden
MISUNDERSTANDING oa5 lebte
8ort Der Sieger in Dem 80Iterfriege
S,Sl unterbreiien. SSn Dem rebiOier.
ten s5rieoensbertrag iin0 mebrere
9bdnoerungen horgenommen NOR.
ben; cine 5riit bon iieben &agen
lit ben 3eutiden gegeben, lin iih
huber glnndbme ooer Qlble5ntng Der
ssgeoingungen 81 entideioen. gtm
%. SUM 1T iomit Der grtidei6ungs-
Ng. gtebmen Die 8eutidan an,
Ann miro Der 6rieoe iofort unter-
J Seihnet iueroen; ipeiqern ite iid, Den
geoinguneen na63ufommen, onnn
bort Der &affcnitiIitanO ali uno
ie glaiierten wcr0en MnBnabmen
eFfen, Die iie Die Gage erbeiidt.
Glcmencsnus gegleitidrei6en.
@eftern i'm Gas oben08 Gegte
&c Sefretdr ser 8rie0euSfonferen3
pie 9oflimelte orIaumen nit einem
9egIeiti6reiben oes 9rdiioenten Der
rrieoenstonferen3 Glemenceau, ouf
men Mamortii6 I'M 9eie3iulu1er 0es
oteIs 8eierboirs nie6er. Medaniid
.Bm Der 0eutIde 3elegat Gilnou
ielben an iih uno iiberrci6te iie
&on bon 2oriner. 9ie 9euti9en
RqSben fi9 6onn IN ibr Sotel un0
al6 boroni beltie9 @rnf bon grof.
orFf. .Hansdu einen Spe5ial5ug uno
ibr mad @etnor.
sSn benz Glemenceau'iden geaIeit.
1rei6en beibt eg: s9ie alliierten
no bic oIio5iierten @3dfte boben
IN @intDan0en Der oelitide1 SSrie-
nsEcnlniiiion Die gr0BtnogIi6Ite
sifnterfiamfeit seidenft. Sn OenIeI.
In tpirO eeiaet, onb Die geOingiin.
EN- nit 0enjenigen oes on #. SO.
enber 1918 obseihloIienen @oT.
sItinitano In @ioeriprud) Ite5en,
no 6aB es Elm @etpnItfrieoe uno
hin syrieoe Der @erehtigfeit 1T. Der
rotgit Der oeutiden Delegation be.
leiIt, 6ob iie Die Gage, in pelher
,eutihIono iih 9egenDdrtig befin.
et. nift periteber Gle ideinen
elauben, ooB 9eutidIano MIR
pfer 5u brineen braudt, nm ben
4 rieoeu jn erlanseIL gleidiam iuie
fnn naes oieies nur Oas enOe ei.
aaDobnIiden 5iinasus I'M ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17


geIangen in 6ronfreid8 geiiB. gtod
9lbIouf bon 10 S5a9ren iolI Der 9e-
b0lferung 0as Redt gegeben meroen,
feline 8ugeb0rigfeit 3lt beitinmen.
lte6er Die oeutihen aolonien iagt
Glentenceau Die gtaiierten iino itort
oa9egen, Dob 0ieie mie0er on
3euti6lun0 fallen. 9tltr in gelpiIien
ginne merOeu Die Oiesbe5iigltden
geoingungen eiue 2Ibdnoerrng er-
faBren.
lleber 6ie 0fononiiden uno ST.
nan8frogen iagt Glemancealt: D@S
lit nidt Die qbiidt Der 2llliierten II.
aIio8iierten MGfte, 9eutihlon0 5lt
eripilrgen o6er 3lt perbin0ern oaB e$
I'M iitternationalen Sonoel un0
8an0el ni6t ben geb0rigen 9laB
einninut. Gou1n1t GeutidIon0 0en
6rie0ensbe0ingllngen nod, Damn
miro 3eutidIano BEL Grlangltng bon
9tobmuteriaIieu lno Dem llmiaB iei.
ner 8oren in gerehter 8eiie be1on.
0elt ner6en. Nus 0ieiem @rlutoe
fin0 me6rere Miloerungen in oen ur.
iprilngliden 8e0ingungen borBenom.
men porOen. SIN &rin8ip aber blei-
ben Oie finanjieaen 8eoingungen be.
Itebeu."
lleber ole Observation-Disclosures.
gen beiBt e8 in @lemenceaus Shrei.
ben, 0ab mm 0eutidlano entgegen
aefommet lit; man miro, 10 bnlO
mie nt0glidL ole bon 9ettihlan0 5it
5abIenoe Sunrme ieitieten; 0ieies
oiirfte innerboI6 bier g}orate nod
Der l1nter3eidnitng oes 5rieoensUer,
trages Der sSaa iein.
8eutidlonos @eiud I'M iofortige
3ulaiiltng our golferltea tonn nidt
entiproden ner0eu; io6alo ieood
6as 6ellti6e Golf beipieien bat, onb
es Sen 5rie0enS6eoingungen nod.
fommt, 0ann lit eS moglidL oaB es
,re6t bald" 0fitqIieo Der g6lferlign
mer0en miro.
Gie glofo0e miro ols cine ge.
rette ariegsnlaBnabme 6ingeitellt;
Ser ltmitono, baB Die 2lqiierten bel
Der glodnOe 70 i9orf bor9ingen lit
oo6in 5u iuhen onB 9euti6lan0
einen 70 6arbariiden &rieg fiiGrte.
Gum SdIuiie iogt GlemenceniL
6aB bic Qliierten biermit 6as lette
@ort geiproden bnben uno ooB Der
6rie6ensoertrog in borliegcnoer
6orm entlueOer aneenouunen ooer
berDorIen tperoen ulliie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
1lmsbreitnlt0 Ses
111innipco Strctks

@rrnibeq. W}on., II SSuni,-gin2
groBe gln3obI ser 6euerleltte, 0}o-
ihinfilGrrr un0 6radtoerIn0er Scr
Bieiiqen s5rcht6abnbofe baben ii4
qeitern Eirr Dem oIlgemeinen 9lu8.
ItanO anQeidIoiien no0urd Der
fgroft0crfp5r ibrpI bebinOert
mur0e. @dbn6ealnte erfGaren ieOoh,
6ab 6ie 8ldbe ser glusitdnoigen
raid gefi1t lper6en. 8ie 5treiflei.
tGng 6ro5te. i'm 2altie oe8 beutigen
Cages einen glusitano Der Giien-
6abner 6G mcitli6cn 9untten 81
beranlaiien. SIN @egeuiat 81 letter
98ode ii1o ae'tern MIR menige Der
9treifcr noh ibren 9lr6eitspldBen
5uritdgef7brt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
min csmnttiicbes
Reid altfloieft

g8ai5in9ton II. Stunt Ser Dc,
mofrati de Senator &ina, BON
llto6, rcit1te geItern cine &eioIution
cin, ma(dla cen 8orIdlag entbdIt
6aR Ii6 ser @un6esienot fir oie
2lrfl0i!nq 6e3 Qegenmdrtigen tilrft'
iAen gtei5c8 au5ipridt unO oaB
SOS Gerrilori.tm, meIde8 gegenmdr-
tig BON ipner 9fegierung be6erriht
miro, lnter Aie 8erlpoltltng on0e-
rer 2dnoer fou1ult. 9oS &ormort
ter MeIolrtipr ertl6rt, bob 9ariier
Geridt2 erfennen loiien 0aB bic
9oriier 6ricSensfonferen8 0ie geibe-
balhtng ser tiirfiiden 9fegiermg
befiirmortet cbtuobl 6ieieIbe me0er
Neht nod 1trinhe 3u eriitieren bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17

gie in 6en sSrie6en8be0in.
gungen borgenommenen geroe'
fltngen iinb:
s5Iebis3it fir Sberidleiien
itno 8orontien bob 9Olen Sob.
len ous ienem Gebiet erbdlt.
eSn Der Grobin5 @eitpreltBett
fino 8eridtigltngen in Ser
@ren5reguIierltng Dor5ureBmerl.
Cine brittle Gone in ben
Sdle8nig 45lebis8it eerat in
8egfoG.
Die oeiltIde 9trmee ioa 200.
600 anItatt 100000 @Iann 3a5-
len.
Geiiti6lanO ioG iid bereit er.
fldren, innerboIb zines glonats
nah llnter3eiGnung 0es 6rie-
oeils cine 2iite oerienigen GerIo.
nen al iibern1itteln Ole Der lie.
bertretlng Der ouf Den Srieg
ge5ug baben0en @eiete uno @e'
br1lhe angeflo8t iinO.
Die glGiierten ipollen NIT Der
oeutihen Gnti6dOigllngsfolnmiI-
lion Snno In Son0 arbeiten unO
8oridlGge beriidiidtigen, Wie
Gelitid)lan6 ieinen iinan8ieQen
@erpfIidt1n9en om beiten nad'
fontnlen fam.
@etpiIie, 0etaiqiierte GrnlaBi-
glingen in ben 9eoingltngeh Die
fi6 ouf bic 6inan6., Sefononie-
SGfen. ttno Banerfue9.Glauieln
be0ieben; Die borgei9Iagene aiel.
fntnL aonlnliiiion ioa ni6t in
griIten5 treten.
3euti9lono ion redt balo
0titglieO DER goIterliga iOeroen
bornu89eieb bt / inoeiieh es
fontnlt ben oltiarlegten 8erpili6.
titngen na6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
9ROtarianer in aonOsntiun.

Colt 2ofe Gitu, 1ltab, IL. SUM.
- lle6er 1000 0litgIieoer 6es 8o.
forian Clubs na6men geitern o6eno
geiib bon Der Sta6t ulO neitere
ner0en BIS am W2orgen erlportet, i'm
Die 3abl 0eriel6en ouf 5000 81 er.
b6ben. Die groBe gtn5dbl Ser @dite bot
bon alien 8erfe6rsmitteIn geiis er.
griifen. Qlm M2orgen tparen Die
Straben bon ben gobnbofen 5u ben
6oteIs ourd bic 3ureiienOen einfn6
blodiert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
Csin6redler madlt arufe gemte.

Gbicago, sSG., IT. SUM. -@a6.
reno fid Grntl geeIie @3a8nus 2oeb,
cine So6ter 6e8 beritorbenen 2l0ol.
p5us 8uId, nit geiudern oltf ser
0eranOa hires s6eins urterbielt,
0rangen Ginbre9er in ibr 0eim
elm uno ItabIen Gtbmndiaden i'm
@cioultDcrt bon iiber $4,000. 9b'
tuobL ser QiebItabL iofort ent6edt
,no Der goli3eibeb0r0a mitgeteilt
pur6e, bat man bon ben 8erbre-
dern 5is jebt feline Spur aufgefuns
sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
So5ialiitett tpciler
ScpicErc9iern1t0 ab

gScin1ur, II. Stunt. = Ser bier
toger6e So3iaIiitenfongreB bot oen
&ntrog, in GeutidIano cine Goblet
fonItitlttion eirl5ufitbren, abeetpieien.
gdtr Elm ein8iger 9eIeeot ertIdrte fid)
fir Sen 4ntrog. SIS ipuroe Der 8es
idIuB gefaBt, M2itgIieoern Ser friibe.
ren preuBiIden a6ltigsfaniIie fortou
feline @eniton mebr nlts8u5ablen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
Scl9cltfcbluercr
6cbdnSecinItllr5

Brett 6rotlfreid II. SUM-.
@Gbreno zines 6ouitfan1pfes, Der IN
elmer 9iitte Der GoIrtntbls Sitter in
8ontane3ou beraritoltet tpur0e,
itiir3te bieieIbe pI0tIid) eirL tpobei
Elm SoIoot iofort get0tet lpurbe,
5pei anoere erlitteu totli6e 8eripin.
Dungen tp1brenO iiber 100 3uidau.
er nit leidteren gerlesuugen oabon.
fonteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
sur SrobcnSen
prohibition

8oi6iugton II. SUM. Heprd.
ielitant gtolan bon Galiforrien.
reidte geitern eineu 9oridIog Elm,
oenlgenGB oem grGiioeuten Der Ser.
Staoten oas Redt geeeben miro, bic
Seritellung bon Bier u1o Leidten
8eiuen 81 eeitatten. Serr gtoInn
erfIdrte, 6aB er Bel eenauer Inter.
iu9ung Ses Iobrungsulittel aon.
troageiets bon 1917 nibts aefiinOen
babe, iDns ben gr1iioerten BERLIN.
bern f6nne, bon Dem ibm in oieiem
gorihIng itbertrageren Eeht @e.
brouf, All fuodlen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
11)ctterberiebt

Sur Oainba ur0 llugeger0 -
Sd6n unb iortgrIett marin beute
obcnO mtb Niitttuoh.
Cir glebrosfa- -Qageinein imon
5eute obeab nnO WlittiDof. Gtfuos
tiibIer dm glittfpod in tDeFtIiaeu
Seile.
far -llnbeitimfnt, bod
meiit idfnes @etter belte obeno
uuo Gittuc4. GOrtgeiest norm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17
Snnaer gann ertrinft.

Geoar 9iapios, Soma, II. SUM. =
Ger 10 Sabre alte Merria 2lnoer.
ion iDur6e beirn SfpimHen I'M Sc.
bar 6luB bon ardnpien 6efaaen un6
ertrart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-06-17

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4), AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 8, 1917, ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLEs0N, P0STMASTER-GENERAL |
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
rs. Peter Jakelin, last week.

Mrs. Peter Jakelin last week.
]. w. Rimmer went to Davenport
last week where he will be employed
this winter.
Winthrop Keith of Camp Custer
Michigan, Harry Harbach of Camp
Dodge and Charlie Reth from camp
in Texas, were home on furlough
last week. ..
Mrs Howard Angel and little
daughter are visiting at the Frank
Most home in Mechanicsviile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heaton and son
Leo, of Hopkinton, spent New Years
day at the Erastus Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jansen of Trail
City, S. D., are parents of little
daughter. Mrs. Jansen was formerly
Miss Avis Grommon.
The w. R. C. will install their Off
GERS on Friday afternoon, Jan. II.
The young people enjoyed party
in township hall Wednesday evening.
Isaac Shirley has purchased the Art
Nelson farm southwest Of Delhi and
will move there March LIST.
Mrs. Gwen Bentz returned to her
school work at Newhall, Iowa, Friday.
James Wilson returned home from
Fl. Leavenworth, Kansas, Saturday,
having been mustered out Of the SER
vice.
Howard Angel returned to his work
at Pittsburg, Pa, last week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08

No better external remedy for colds
ever has been discovered since some
wise grandma first tried goose grease
and turpentine.
But goose grease and turpentine
work only from the outside. The trou-
BILE is on the inside. and by treating
from both directions, quicker results
can be obtained. MEN-THO-E is
goose grease and turpentine to which
have been added menthol, the great
Chinese remedy, also peppermint, win
tergreen and other healing oils.
While the goose grease and turpen-
tine, rubbed on the chest are working
from the outside, fumes of the menthol
and other essences are being inhaled
to the Innings of the throat and lungs,
drawing out the soreness and soothing
the raw, inflamed surfaces.
In this way, MEN-THO-EzE gives
relief in 20 minutes.
The time to check colds is when they
first appear. Keep MEN-THO- EZE
handy and be ready for them. In opal
jars, soc and soc. For sale by drug
csiSts or mailed direct.
Address: -EZE." Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Before using this preparation for a
cough or cold you may wish to know
what it has done for others. Mrs. o.
Cook, Macon, ILL.,, writes, II have found
it gives the quickest relief of any
cough remedy I have ever used" Mrs.
James A. Knott, Chillicothe, Mo-, says
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cannot
be beat for coughs and colds" H. J.
Moore, Oval, Pa, says, II have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on sew
eral occasions when I was suffering
with a settled cold upon the chest and
it has always brought about cure
For sale by A. c. Philip.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Fox Farms.

There are ten or twelve fox farms
In Alaska. One Of them, situated in
the Tanana valley, mile and half
of cleared land, the greater part of
which is covered with pens in which
the animals live.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Uncle Eben.

"The difficulty remarked Uncle
Wisewind, about bein' a professional
philosopher is that people keep wakin'
you up TO az sou why you don't take
some of your own advice"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08

ensuing year: Mrs. Erisman, presi-
dent; Mrs. Opal Stone, vice-president;
Mrs. Dora Pulver, secretary; Mrs.
Pearl White, treasurer
Mrs. Gretchen Patterson of Cedar
Rapids visited her parents, Mr.. and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
DELHI.

H. H. Porter of Roundup, Montana,
visited Delhi friends last week.
The Aid society met with Mrs. c. H.
Furman last Wednesday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Spoiled II,

"Jack said you were bird" Real
ly," she exclaimed, delighted. eyes, q
parrot" Boston Transcript.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Where Proud Man Fails.

The average man can do almost ev-
erything or, at least, he thinks he can.
but we have yet to see the first one
capable Of wheeling baby buggy
straight with one hand.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
"Tote PhiIosophy,

Always carry little philosophy
about with you. A gilded searchlight
Is of little account to the big auto
stuck in the mud.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
ROY DELP
AuctiOner
Always n eliable

Am ready to date sales
for fall and winter 1888.
Will get top notch prices for
your property.
Will get as high prices for
your goods as any auction
eer in northeast Iowa.
Have cried sales in Della
ware, Dubuque and Jackson
counties the past season.
Dates booked at Demo-
crat office or phone AL and
IS ON q, Manchester.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20
PIONEER CITIZEN DIES AND is
BURIED UNDER FULL ODD FELL
LOW H0NORS.

Mr.. Henry Easley, a highly re-
spected and pioneer citizen Of Dallas
County died at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Annie l-affiton. 500
Good street, last Wednesday night,
at 11:55 as result of paralysis.
He was stricken with the rnalady
while attending to some business in
Highland Park and before accom-
plishing his aim he received stroke
of PARALYSIS, he was removed to the
home of his daughter and later de-
volopments as announced bv attend
ing physicians were the formation
of a blood clot on the brain. He grew
worse until the final end.
He was SO years old and has lived
in Dallas many years. His wife died
some months ago. He is survived
nv three children: Mrs. Minnie Mar
shall and Mrs. Annie Laffiton of Dali
las, and a son, William Easley OF
Paris and brother at Oklahoma.
He was a member of Dallas Union
Lodge No. 1910, G. U. O. of Q. F.
Funeral was held from the residence
Sunday evening about 4:S0 under
the auspices of the above named or
ganiZation.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20
DENING.

Dening, Texas, Dec. 1S.-I am
from Albany, Ga. and have been
out here for some thine. did not
know of a Colored paper being print
ed any where until CHANGED to get
a copy of your paper by one OF my
friends, and must say that every
Colored man and woman ought 70
subscribe for it, as it is paper
full of interest especially to its race,
1t is free from trash. Well | must
say it is just what every good tnlnk-
ing man ought to have So as 70
know just what is going ON ana
to think of it being published by
Colored man and it is entirely ier
the interest of the Colored race .
repeat again, every Colored man ana
every Colored woman should heiP
hold it up. hope you success anu
l will help you by selling as many
as can each week.
Yours for the interest of the Dali
las Express,
REV. JAMES NJ LESTER.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20

Owing to the serious misfortune
of bursted radiator caused by the
severe cold snap of Friday and Sat
urday, the Dallas Express Delivery
car was put out of commission and
thus rendering inadequate our regu-
lar delivery. The incident was deep
ly deplored by the manag cement who
always have been DESTROYS of COM
plying with the wishes of its patrons,
The city circulator was game, hay-
ing braved the wind and snow on
foot in an effort to reach his sub
scribers and the results however was
good many received the paper and
many had not. Sunday came another
tour was made all day Sunday
could be seen throwing papers and
all until Tuesday at which time near
ly every reader was supplied with
the paper. The motive of the cir
culator was to get it out and in the
homes regardless of cast.
We are sorry to state that in SO
doing we have developed in our feet
a full grown case of govt.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors who were kind and gem
erous during the death of our brother
Mr.. Lorenzo Branch, who Departed
this life, Dec. IL, 1919. at Kansas
City, Mo. His Sister. Mrs. Irene
Hill went and accompanied his re-
mains back home, Dallas. Texas. We
thank our friends for the beautiful
floral offering, namely. Miss Lucy
Glover, Mrs. Lula Totten, the Me
tropole shining boys, Mrs. BERTHE
Glover, Miss Patience Green. Mrs.
Addie Brooks.
Mrs. Marie Wimley. Neice.
Mrs. Lucy Clairdy, FIT. Worth.
Mrs. Irene Hill,
Mrs. Estella Rainey, Sisters.
Mr.. Ernest Howard Of Denver, Col
orado, his elder brother was unable
to attend the funeral. The funeral
was held from his sisters home.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20
DEATHS.

Burrel Isom. 4515 San Jacinto,
Nov. 25.
Lena Hill. 2514 Swiss avenue, Nov.
81.
frankie Edward Sparks. sol Mil
Ter avenue, Nov. 29.
Cornelius B. Brown, 3OO9 State,
Nov. 20.
K. L. johnson, 1O4 Pryor ST., Nov.
2S.
Jerry Jackson. lila Alma St, Dec.
6.
E. M. Harris, 2O22 Canton street,
Dec. Z.
Caroline Good, 1915 Grand Avenue,
Dec. Z.
Marvin Howard. sO19 Juliette St,
Dec. Z.
Giles williams, 2SO4 Cochran St,
Dec. Z.
Francis Lewis, 1921 Fairmont, Dec.
9th.