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TODAY MARKETS
Chicago Livestock

Hogs - Receipts: $4,000; market
active; bulk OF sales 20.60021.35;
heavy weight 2O.S5@21.25; medium
w1sight 2O.50@2t40; lights 22o.e00
21.4O; sows 20@2O.60; pigs l7.509
1875.
Cattle-Receipts: $4,000; market
slow; heavy beef steers 14.500l5.s0;
light beef steers 13.40015; butcher
stock cows and heifers 7.75013.50;
Gamers and cutters 6@7.40; stockers
and feeders 925912.75; veal calves
17.25@1S.5O.
Sheep, receipts $4,000; market un-
settled; lambs good to choice $50
1850; culls and common 6; ewes, good
to choice 6.5O@S.75.
Pittsburgh
Hogs, receipts $500; market higher;
heavies 22.5O@22.65; heavy yorkers
22.50@27.65; light yorkers 2O.75; pigs
2O.25@2O.75.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts $500;
market slow; top sheep 1925; top
lambs 1850.
Calves = Receipts 20.60; market
slow; top II.
Cleveland @
Cattle, receipts 1900; market high I;
calves, receipts 1000; market higher;
goor to choice veal calves 19.500
2O.5O.
Sheep, receipts 1000; market high
er. ~
Hogs, receipts 1000; market higher
workers. %; mixed %; heavies 22.1O;
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weaver's taxi.cab service.

Weaver's taxi-cab service. Phone
1929. IL
Jones' Potato Brsad 10 now form.
ula. Try II. x1
List your used cars with C. II.
Taylor, 1tS South Main street. tt
Don't miss seeing the greatest
Charles Ray pictue, "The Girl Dodg-
err" at the Vine Friday, July the
fourth. x3
Mrs. w. r. Mckee OF Pennsylvania
avenue and her, guest, Mrs. j. M. By
ron of Orrville, spent Monday in Co.
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Underhill and
daughter, Dorothy, left this morning
for Mountain Home, Ark, after spend
ing two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke Edgar of Hamtramck street.
Miss Hannah Kinney, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Abbie Kin.
ney Of East High street, returned to
Cleveland Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Bailey of Route 4 enter.
ed the Mt. Vernon hospital this morn.
ing for treatment.
Miss Irene Berger returned Satur.
day from vincinnes, Ind, where she
spent three weeks.
Rev. H. w. Wood of Gambler left
Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he will visit a month with his parents
Miss Lucille Rogers, who is employ
ed in the farm bureau Office at the
court house received message this
morning asking her to come to Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., at once, to accept pU.
sition as stenographer for the gov.
ernment.
The Misses Lucy Tabor, Helen
Lorey, Helen McIntire, Minnie Gray
and Avice Neiderhouser have gone
to Bowling Green, KY, to take five
weeks commercial teachers training
course. All are graduates of the Mt.
Vernon Business college.
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CALENDAR

~ Il II " n Il II n M 4 II Il
Il Tuesday, July Il
Il The Daughters OF Veterans u
n will meet at s o'clock. Reports 4
II Of the convention will be CIV s{
II en-. Il
Y Knox chapter. No. 1856, o. E. As
# g., will meet at 1880 o'clock. u
II Initiation. X
N Wednesday, July 2 4
x Tho women of the Church OF X
y Christ will meet at the church II
II at 1 o'clock. A large attend X
Af ance il expected and all wo- *
y men should come prepared to Il
II sew. y
N Tho Cleaners class OF the M. y
II r. church meets at 2 y. IN. In n
N the church parlors. y
~ Mrs. Reeder's class of the M. X
Il p. church meets at the home u
n of Mrs. Charles Severns, 14h u
II Marion street, at z y. m. u
X Class No. 10 OF the M. p. y
Yt Sunday school will meet at the y
X home OF Mrs. Ruth Reeder, sos y
n East Burgess street. at 7 p. IN. y
n The Y. w. II. NJ s. of the y
M Gay street M. IL. church will y
II meet with Mrs. Robert Dowds, y
II 6l9 East High street, at 1880. y
II #####H II #M##M# 4
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lsed throughout the rooms.

used throughout the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devoe left during the
evening for Atlantic City where they
will spend some time. Later they
will be at home in Philadelphia. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T.. Jones of West Church
street, Newark, and was former stu.
dent at Virginia college, Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. Devoe was for several years 10.
Gated in Newark with the Newark
Telephone company. He is now with
the Automatic Electric company of
Philadelphia.
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Fair.M ahahey
Wedding

Mr. Charles Il, Fair of Hartford
City Ind, and Miss Maude u, Mahaf.
fey OF East Ohio avenue, this city,
were united in marriage at 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon by Rev, J. A.
Long at his residence on East Vine
street, the ring service being used.
The ceremony was Witnessed by Mrs.
II. NJ. Lybarger. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
will reside on West High street.
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,igs and lights 1850; roushs 10; stays

pigs and lights 1850; roughs IL; stays
ID.
Chicago Grain
Corn. July 1.76N; Sept. 1.549s.
Oats, July .67M; Sept. SO.
Pork, July 51.4O; Sept. 49.25
Lard, July 34.O5; Sept. "a.
Ribs, July 27.70; Sept. 27.9O.
Toledo Grain
Cloverseed, prime cash, PITTS; Oct.
$3.50; Dec. 25.
Alsike, prime cash, Oct. 22.1O; Dec.
21.7s.
Timothy, prime cash, $50; Sept. sos
Oct. SIS; Dec $50; March 600.
New York Stock List
American Beet Sugar-S6h
America Sugar Refning-133.
Baltimore C Ohio-431s.
Bethlehem Steel-S6%.
Chesapeake G Ohio-64h.
Erie-17%.
Kennecott Copper-40H.
Louisville & Nashville-11SR.
Midvale Steel-575s.
Norfolk & Western-107.
Ohio Cities Gas-57%.
Republic Iron G. Steel-92H.
U. s. Steel-1071a
WHY'S. ys.Overland-35.
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Phiisthea Glass
Holds . Meeting

The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church held its June meeting
at the home OF Mrs. William Cover
East Vine street, Friday afternoon.
A report Of the building fund was
given, showing that the sum of $500
had been paid on the pledge Of S265.
A picnic was planned for the next
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MEETINGS
LODGE AND OTHERWISE

*"%The Mt. Vernon w. c. T. U.
will meet Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. George Lepley, Oil
West High street. ~
ID
"HFThe International Prayer Bat
talon will meet on Wednesday, July
2, at the Presbyterian church, 8 p. M.
Topic: "The Coming One.' Please
bring your Bibles.
o.
AH*The women OF the MOoseheart
Legion will meet at 1880 o'clock
Thursday evening"
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Entertained
With Auction

With Auction
Mrs. ROwney Morrison of Philadel.
phia, Pa, who Is spending the sum
mer with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
George ID. Arndt. delightfully."- enter.
tanned with auction at the Country
club Saturday afternoon. Two tables
were filled. Prizes were awardeGI
Mrs. Frederick Cooper and Miss Eth.
el Cooper Those who played were:
Mrs. George ID. Arndt, Mrs. Freder.
lex Cooper, Mrs. Frank Harper, Mrs.
II. B. Armstrong. Miss Hannah Kin.
ney OF Cleveland. Miss Carolyn Jen.
nings, Miss Ethel Cooper and the
hostess.
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TROOPS in CLASH,
SAYS 4 REPORT

fBy Associated Press to The Bannerl
PARIS, June S0-Serbians and Itai.
ian troops clashed near Dizrai, accord.
ing to unofficial reports received here
today
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Cartcr.Hedgo
Wedding

Miss u. Ruth Hedge. formerly OF
Green Valley and a former student
at the Mt. Vernon high school, was
united In marriage Wednesday, June
20, at Dayton, to Rev. Paul Carter
Of that city Rev. and Mrs. Carter
will make their home In Dayton,
where the groom il pastor OF II Meth
Odist church at Mineral Ridge.
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Oevce-Joneo
Wedding

Impressive jim It's simplicity. the
wedding of Mr.. Warner j, Devoe. for.
merly, of Mt, Vernon. and Miss Mabel
Jones Of Newark, was solemnized at
a o'clock Saturday afternoon in the
Second Presbyterian church ut New.
ark.
Tho whole arrangement was mark.
cd by informality, the friends having
been invited to the church. Palms
were used at the altar and Rev. Ben.
jamin Il. Weld, pastor, read the mar.
riago service.
The bride was unattended and wore
charming frock OF white organdie
Her hat was OF white georgette and
she carried a shower bouquet OF
swainsonia, roses and orchids.
Following the service. a wedding
dinner was served at the Jones home
In West Church street The table was
eeutered with u mound of roses and
amilax and palms and ferns were
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Grlmes-W orkman
Wedding


A pretty home wedding was sol.
emnized at noon Monday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Workman on
North Braddock street, when their
daughter, Miss Mable Irene Workman
was united in marriage to Mr.. William
A. Grimes OF Akron, Rev. Foster c.
Anderson, pastor of the Gay street M.
II, church officiating. The ring ser.
vice was used and the ceremony was
Witnessed by fifteen relatives and
friends of tho young couple.
Following the ceremony u wedding
dinner was served. Miss Mildred
Workman OF Akron. a sister OF the
bride. was tho only out .of.town guest
present.
The bride. who Is graduate of the
Mt. Vernon High School has been en-.
ployed In the office of the Goodrich
Tire and Rubber company in Akron.
Mr. Grimes is employed by the Fire
stone Rubber company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimes will make their home In Akron.
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Marriage
Announced

Mrs. Earl White of this city an.
nounced the marriage Monday of her
sister, Miss Eva Maxwell of Ashland,
Ohio, and Mr. Earl George of this city.
The wedding occurred in Ashland Sat.
urday afternoon. June 20. Mr.. and
Mrs. George will make their home In
Ashland Both young people are well
known In this city.
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Auble.CritchfieId
Welding

Auble .CritchfeId
Welding
The wedding OF Miss Mary Martha
Critchfeld. formerly of Mt. Vernon,
and Mr.. Perry Il. Auble of Orrville,
took place in that city on June 26th.
Miss Critchfield Is a granddaughter
OF Mrs. Martha Phillips OF the New.
ark road and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Critch
field OF Bangs. The bride has been
teaching in the Orrville schools the
past two years, while the groom was
volunteer In a hospital in France.
After a short wedding tour, they will
make their home in Orrville.
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meeting to be held at Riverside park
on July 25. All members and fami.
lies are invited. After the business
session micellaneous shower was
given to Mrs. Scott Glore, who is soon
to leave to join her husband at Point
Pleasant, Ohio. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-01

FOR RENT-Two suites. furnished,
for light housekeeping, all convent
onces. Phone 532 red or 9lO. x30
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-01
CCC
Centenary
Celebration
Columbus
(oHlo)

Described by William c. Freeman.
Associated with Paul Block. Inc.
New York, Chicago, Detroit. Bos-
ton.
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Wctterberid,t.

Sir omaha 1tn6 ltmgegeno -
8abrIdeinIih aegen beute obpti0,
Der ii1 in Sdnee beripdnoeIt im0
bieI tGlfer, nit faIter BeGe. Giens-
tog id0n unb faIter.
iSiir 9tebrnsfa - ltnbejtiInnlfes
Ii. biel fGlteres 99etter beute oberb,
ioo5rI6einli9 Regen Ger fi1 ii1
SGnee pertuonoeIt i'm onberjten
GItli6en Seile; foIte @elfe Bis
9iens.oq ntorgen. Gienstag oaee.
mein id)on imO falter. 8emperdhsr
unter @efrierprlnft i'm tpeitliden
Seile uno nobe oem @efriefpitlft
i'm oltIihen 3eile.
Sir sSoipa-Hegeu bette abelt0.
Der iid in Gdnee DerponSeIt lino
bel fdIter in 6ftIideu uiI0 sentra-
len &eiIen. 9ie1stag ff0n iin0 bieI
filter, NIT Sdlneegeitober in oit-
iihen uno iiioIiden TciEen sg0lts
AeIle Sci no9t.
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hcin Srtttcr Gcrmin
fir Pcrrn tloilIcn

8aibiugton 8. @t1r3.-llnter
@ejugnabme ouf 9eri6te, naf Sc,
nen Srdiioent g9iIion g3italie6ern
oes oenofratiiden giationolfonitees
Die am 6reitna feline @1ite Bel eineln
@abelfriiBltiid pnreh erflGrt ba6en
ioll, er ipitroe cine glonination fit
einen oritten Sernlin ais 9Sr1ii0ent
ni6t onnebuten, miro bon. 8eiBen
Saule aus befonnt gegeben, oie
6ra9e, Oh 8rGiiOent 8iIion iuieoer
acn0i6ot iein neroe, iei nidt be.
rilbrt iporoen. Ser &rGii0ent babe
ieinen @6Iten gegeniiber MIR gele.
gentlidJ ertpdbllt, er iebne fitb Bar
nad, mieoer an ldriftiteGeriide Sir.
belt 6u fonlnlen un0 Oenfe oaran,
Elm @eidi6tsmerf 8n ldreiben.
Mebrere 8eiit6er 0e8 BrGiioenten
botten Ben Ginbrltf, ooB er odlnit
meine, er ben6ii6tige,na 9lblauf
ieiner iebigen 9(mt83tft iib ms @ri.
botIebcn 8llriid3u5ieben. 92ebenbei
miro utitgeteilt, 6oB Sen @rGiioenteu
Die 0ppoiition gegen Die gtotionen.
Qign tief heriibre, in ser er cine
amarifoniife, nidt cine &ortei-
6rage iebe.
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Stait;. 1tnipcriit6tet
iitS illtuerISbnlicb

8ari8, 9. Mdr3 3.-0ie Oeuti6en
llniperittdten Sei0eIberg lno 2eip-
8ig baben iitb in einent 9drei6en an
iamtIihe fran8oitiden ltniberiitdtet
galporot 1tno oieie eriudt, 0ie ges
5iebungen 5miiden Ben 11niberiitd-
ten pie iie Dor 0etH &riege beltau.
ben batter, pieoer ber3uiteIlen. @on
Der ltniberlitdt in 9oroeour lit if
men folgenoe g[ntport 5u9egangen:
r8itte MAIDEN Sic einen fltr3en
8eIud) in ben beripiliteten @ebie-
ten gtorofralfrei1S. 8eilen Sic uns
nod Sbrer gitdfebr bon BORT nit,
mie Iange sic tparten mitroeh 0ie
8e3iebungen nit einem 8olfe mie-
Ser auf8unebu1en, 0o8 abntide Ga,
ten IN Sbren 2anoe begdngen bdtte.
Die Generation, 0ie iolde 2lbifeu-
liGteiten beging, bot olle 0e5iebun-
gen nit Der @ieridbeit ab9eidntt-
ten. gieaeidt iperoeu mir nit Ser
nGhiten Generation Die ge3ie9tul-
gen WieOer aufnebnten.
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,Dictorp" "s1lnlcibe pcnt
Senate bctpiHi0t

98aibington 8. 02dr5. Ser 65.
GongreB miro morgen feline lebte
5iB1lnq bolten. Ser Senot blieb lie
qan3e 9ta6t bel DER gLrbeit uno Der.
ta8te iid crit 7 ltbr morgcnS ON
I6cnntoge. gl6er Die 9ictorD g(n.
leibe mar bod bonn Senate bor iei.
ner &ertogung betuiGligt moroen.
Senator 2o6ollette, Ser bon 1 bis
A ltbr 9eipro6en bntte, bate nidt
Die 2lbiiht, oie 8alioge 0dlnit 5u bers
86gern. 8erIude, Die 8iG 3u a1nens
0ieren idIugen febl. Sin 8eriudL
Die @ignette 9fooiebeIts fir Die nelt-
eli Bombs 5H iidern uno elm on.
Grer geeen er5pungenen Infauf Ser
Bombs Duroe eei9Iagen.
Die meiiten Senntoren iDaren at
@uniten elmer @rtrofibuna n6er ga.
ben fid aufrie0en, oGs es offenbar
iUur6e, ooB oie glnlei6e6iG 61trd.
geben miirOe. 3ie Setter ser glo-
nfiniltrntionss Edrtet ifeilien ebert
fdGs banit 5itirieOen 81 iein Oh.
pob( Die 9eipilliglng fir oie Io,
riue ioiUobI tpie Die iir 6ie glrnee
febr irngiih erideiilt. geioe fDerOen
oeSbalb ipobI ni6t 70 ipi6tig ietn,
ME es anfougs ihien.
5iibrer Der Suffrogiiten geben
5r, DAB 10 gut ipie feline ausliht
Dorban0en lit, lire gia iuie6er Dor
sen Senat, in 0ieier Situng, 5n
bringen.
Die auleibe 9iG outoriIiert 6ie
2lusgabe bon $7,000,000,0O0 neuer
I Shdtamts SdliIo-
iheine mo S1000,0O0000 filr
Der ariegs. .6inan5forpo,
rnfioH sur 9lusbehming onerifa.
nIihen acknowledgements.
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Be9naSioait0 fir pielc
1oerltrteilte

@ai6ington 3. M6r8. General,
itaotsaniptl Gregory bat Dem &rdfi.
0enten empfobIen, 8erurteilungen
unter Dem Spiouage- @eieB um3u.
tpanbeln, mo- ons gelnItungsmateriaI
81 fe6r ouf llntit1noen berubte, I'M
0os bole llrteil Ser @eri6te an
re1tfertieen. gaa6 beute beroifent.
lidten geridten fpiir0e 0ies meb.
rere @unoert 8erionen 6etrefien, Die
iebt i'm @efdngniile Iino. @enalt
ipie bieIe, tonite nidt ongeeeben
iperoen. glan eripartet, 0oB Der
Br1liOent in oGertiir5eIter 9eit cine
gntideibung trefien miro, Do6r.
ideiitli6 e9e er ipieoer nbreiit.
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$500, ,OOO,OO fir
1sricaskcntrakte

@albineton 8. aHdr5. Gel
Gr1iioert nlo6te beute oas @eiet
fir 9e5ablitng ittformeIler &riegs.
fontrofte i'm 9etrage bon $2,500.,
100000 6ur6 feline lGnteri6rifi
re9tsfr1ftie. @2on batte oen Ser.
sug in Ser 8e5obIung oIs cine ltr.
in6e Der beiteben6en @eidGftsitof.
flung ongegeben. 9ieie Inter
iArift miro auf Ser @eriommIltng
Ser @ouberneltre ,unO @iabors oIs
Elm 8eItreben Der 9fegierung be-
fonnt 9ernodt mer0en, Die @e.
i6dftsloge iofort 8u erIeidtern. -
Ser 8rdiioent uuteridrieb ferner
Die Stub. uno Safenbill, Ole iih
nltf $33,000,000 belGuft.
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Marinebtoingnngell|
Don Sem Scutid,cn Beer itt6 Scr ,liarinc tuirC
tpeni9 cScr nid6ts iibrie bleibcn; ,itariAaa
Sod leot iciten plan pcr
Stee ermdbie,me Scr rlodaSe in stnsiiAt

8ipei WtiIliar6en Dollar in @oIo itnoI
tpeniger ols 600 MiIlioroen Gollat|
in Silber. 9ton bot an Die &erdu-
aiebung oeittfder 8ertpnpiere ae-
ooft, oo9 liegt 0eitidlnfog graB.
ter gefit nielleidt in ieinen offend
Ii6en gtnlogen, Giieftbabnen itn0
gerglperfen: bod audi oieie ipiu,
ipie es beibt, oie genoirtte aoinrriii.
iion nibt 10 ipeit beIaltel1, 0oB Die
Geuti6en 8ur 8er5iDeiflung getriez|
ben tpiirben.
@s lit befarutt BOB iittierbolb Der
n66Iten Gage 0etitIde Sthiffe 1ils*
fa6ren tperoen, Tim 2e6ensuliftel herz
bei8uIdoffen; tpenn oies Der Soil LII,
miro es iofprt Dem oberitef 9tlliier-
tenrat beri6tet neroen. @s beift,
6ie gQIiierten ieien bereit, Geittfdl-
LAMB einen gepiiien &rebit IN 9es
bensnlitteln 8i geben, Die es i'm Ills-
ldit0 foufen uno nit ben Shiffea,
0ie BON ben MlLtiertelt 5iliil 8ein1-
transport bon Eritppen beriDenoet
poroen iitO, nod $anie bringeR
uill.
Cine 6rens &onirniiiiUm.
Sur 8ei6Ieunigltng Der Settle.
qlng Ser fiinftigen Grcn5er1 Der
fein6li6en Climber bat fith Der 9ber.
1te g(aiiertenrot efttihloiierb cine ditS
ie einern 9ertreter Der fiinf @roB&
mddte Ser. etooteft, @roBbrifofl.
MEN, sSranfreid, sStaIien unD ssSapan
beltebenoe 4ontntiilion eif5tieben,
Sie iene @ren3en onf GrltnO bereits
borIieqen6er gorarbeiten beionoerer
aonniiIionen entfperfen uno oonfs
Der aonferen8 3ur 8egittonfltng purs
leget foll.
Ger l1nteralsihuB, Dem bic 5raga
ser irternotionalen 8eriualtttrtg BON
Sdfen, @oIIertpegen uno Giienbobs
nen CUR ge1rbeitltng iibergebeft 1T,
beriet am Sarnstog frdn55iiide ittto
6ritiide @ori6ldge betreffs aontrcls
Ie 6er sfreib6fen. Gieie 8eratungelt
Iollen in Der rl6dTten SiBung fprt'
5eieBt Deroen.
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6 uiatroIcrt tueoe1t
,,Oraft" perRaftet

Chicago, 3. @dr3. Se6S O2a.
troien Der @reat Safe geobo[ Groi.
ming 6tation ftnD in Salt uno Ser
2ei6nam oes 7. in Ser 2ei6enfau.
mer. Sic maren ber0ddtigt. bon
anOeren W3atroien inter Dem Ser.
ipredeh ibnen ben abi6ieo at ber-
idaffe!L f5elo erInngt 8lt boben. IS
founte ni6ts belpieien per6en, oo6
fomen 8dlfe ben geb6r0en 5u @e.
Dor, ipo llr(aubS. .Geiiep1iie gefdlidt
ipor0en maren. Ganuel Meosconib
bon, Detroit, elm 9}atroIe 8iueiter
aloiie, ion eth @eitdn6niS obge(eet
bo6en, ebe er fid ons einem 9San-
iter OeS s. StodeS 6es SSntelligen8-
8iirpS Itiirate.
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Gage TT 9euti0lano
als ernit gei6il0trt
Aeeiermn9 erldbt Gin 2l1anifcit, in pel6em Sic
Streiks acbratSmarkt tucrSen; Dertp6rts
tuarnt Sas ScbciScmanns1sabinctt
yerlin am rorabemS eines politii@en streiks

| ON9NN NNAD 'hnADNt o. NA0lpiAtbLll
mllr0e ie0od 0urh Die 8aben, mel,
de allf 0enielben feuerten, our lin,
febr ee3mungen. Cine 5rou purOt
get6tet uro n6t 3ipiliiten tuuroer
berluunoet. 9ie Spartofer botter
5lpiiden SaIle 1tn0 aoetben Gropo.
gonbaliterotltr berteilt. Sci G0berii
tpur0e ein bon Sportotern beIebter
3ug bon 9fegierltng8truppen oufae.
balten. 9erielbe befano ii4 ouf Dem
8ege nah ben 8er0ncrt$Oiitriften
glnbaIts, Inn bort einet Streit 3u in.
fcenieren.
9entIdlan6s 2ebensmittclucr6alt.
niiie.
2on0oh 8. @ldr5 Gin .aorre-
ipon0ent Oe8 DailD telegraph, Der
felt Oem g8affenItillitano 9eutid.
Iano bereiIt bat, ltno Die mirtldloft-
lide Gage eingebeno itltOiert Bat.
melOet, oaB 0o8 Seutide Geib Dor
Dem &riege initonoe mar, 90 9ro.
8ent Der 9ebolferung u1itteiIs ieiner
eigenen Silfsquellen at ern19ren,
beltte tonnen nur 40 95ro3ent oll5
eigener araft unterbaIten luer0en.
9ieieS lit eritens nuf Mangel an
8iinger un0 5peitens auf Den 1lnter.
na9rten 8ieb6eitano 8uriid6uiiibren,
g8idtige 9Ofnmeutc geran6t.
Berlin, 3. WGr5. -8enera[ 911r.
fer, Der Die gum S1uBc Der gta.
ttonaIberfanlmlnng in g8eilnar ite-
benOen 3ruppen fommonoiert, muir.
De am 6reitag in Grfurt bon einem
gtob angefallen ,ul0 ibm cine 3aIde
abgenonuneb in Der iid ipidtiqe 9o.
pierre betreifs Der Bl1ne Der 9legie-
rung nm Der Streifloge in Wlittel.
oelttidlano 81 begegnen, befan0en.
Ser angriff tpuroe Dor Der Golerne
in grflrt 9enta6t, ilno Der @eneraI
Dltroe tltIih miBbdn0elt ebe 6iIfe
fam; inter onoerem luuroen i6nE Die
adielititde ieiner Uniform obgerii- |
len.
@e9cn gluf6cbnng Der 8Iufaoc. |
Beitndr, 8. Wl1r8.-0r. Seint, |
5iibrer Der boDeriiden 9auernpQr.
tel belt in Der gtationalberianlms |
lung cine aufiebenerregen0e 9te0e, |
in uef9er er gegen bic Qlppelle, bic
Woda0e gegen @elltiblano 5u beben, |
proteitierte un0 9eutidlono ottffor-
oerte, olles 8lt tim, mos in oeiianI
arditen itebt, am iib ie(6it 3u CT.
nabren. D8iiien Gle, iagte er,
pipie biel @etreioe 0urb Die Streifs !
oerIoren gegangen ilt2 llu0 babel
iteben mir om 4anoe oeS gl6grlno8;
itarrt uns entgegen. OBJ
ne 3ipeifel iperoen ole Sportafer
.dnger leben, ober aIle fonnten 0em
aeben erbolten blei6en, iDenn ie0er
iuilroe. Salts ettpoS g{nb-
ung bonn 9tuSIonbe fonnlt, GUT.
llber laiIet u18 fel6It ettuog t1ln."
Wtiniiter Bauer ntafte Die 9lit-
eilln1g, 0aB DIE aoblenipnOtfate
,olom6glidit io5ialiltert iper0en
niirAptf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-03
Qmerit. NliIiipn fe6rt anrilf.

Berlin 3. widr5. Die omerifd.
niide giilitdrlnliiion, Die in letter
Seit in Sdleiien iueilfe, Inn bort Die
bon 8eliti9en unO Qoten gegeniei.
tig aeIteno oeiuahten anipriife be.
treffs Der 0ationalitdt Der gleu0lfe.
rulg beitiHnnter @e3irte 5u umter.
iliheu, bat ibte arbeit bort abge,
idIoiien uno 1T nad Berlin atriid
...f IL ri. ft-..-.--. n -. L.tlA
btltDIt. Lie 5tVIIlIillUipH iDltU UpIl|
Berlin ms brett nod 40ris iDeiter.
reiieu Inn bort ou Die 6riebcns.
aoHieren5 sl berldten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-03
1Daffertrll1e Scr pollen
llnS 1tkraiter Sm GnSc

@aridau, 9. g}ar3. -9ie Ser.
hon0llIngen Der @eianotidaft Der
2uliiertep nit Den 8pIell uno llfrai.
nern pur6en nb9ebro6en, neil e8
iib oLs unm0glid berousitelltp, cine
Gheioelinie 8lpiiden ben polriidett
Erltppen Ino 6enen Der llfrainer
feit3uieen.
9}an fiirdtet bier, oaB Der aoutpf
apiid2n oen beioen bon reuelu pie.
Scr au8brehet mer0e. 9ie @elonot-
idoit Der gmiierten miro norgen
bier eripartet.