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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
GnelanS bemiibt iidt
iint Scntie1en PanScl
@erind)t amerifaaiide 6eidaftsper.
treter BON 9entidlanS
fernsnbalten.

Berlin, i. Oft. Ser bor etli-
den Soecn bier eineetroffene on1e-
rifqniide 9ongrebmam 6reo 81.
8ritten, bon SSlinois, melter ge-
eenipdrtig iid III 9egleittng ieiner
@ottin nno ieines SefretGrs ouf eli
ner &ergniigungstOur befinOet, be-
ridtet, boB Die gnelGnoer Oen 8er-
iuh mo9en, ameritanild)e @ei6afts-
nertreter nn Der glntniipi,tug bon
@ei6GftsberbirOunsen nit oeuti6etl
SSirnen 5u perbin0eru.
@err gritten bcrihtet, OoB er on
Der @reu5e 0es bon @roBbritollnien
fo1ttrpllierten geiebungsgebietcs bon
ellgliiden sSnipettoren in nnner-
fdGnlter @eiie belditigt mur0e. NnfJ.
Dem er fid bereits IN feline Gripot-
obteilung 5itriidgesogeu bate, tnltr-
De er bon oenieIben ge5lullngen, oie-
ie no6ual5 81 berlaiIen ltno iid ms
Sreie su begebelL oa feline 9sGlle
nodntoIs unteriu6t iperoen ieafen.
ss9lnerifd nrib ii6 iiber Die @e.
iddftsiitnotion in 9eutidlano flor
meroen~, erfI1rfe SER gritten.
p8Gbrertb Die en9IiidJen @ren3poiteit
ibre 2dnoslette unbebinoert nod
geutidlonb reiien IaiieG meroen
Dem 9lmerifancr olle nlogli1en p4i,
oerniiie IN oen &cg eeleet. glud
beriu9t nan ibu iorgidltis ale Got-
iohen ati entbaltcn, Die bielleid)t fir
iein @eiddft bon geuten iein foint-
ten. Die 0eiitid-nnlerifaniide Son-
oelsbeaiebuneen follten 70 ihnea tpie
nur m0aIidl, erneitert iper0en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
n1citcrcr fpnebntcrc
aus alabama eeiitclcct

aiortgou,erp, ala, /. Oft.
Nodoenl in Der gtdbe non bier oirt
0fputag anei gteger lueeen Der Ser.
gelpaltielt1g elmer fpeiBea 6rou bon
elmer slnaobL 8erlniinlntter eridpi.
'fcit unrben, fieI n1fI Gin nritter-
Sarbiger Dem eIeiden Sd1ifidl gum
0pfer, lpdbreno eitl bierter nit Ie-
-beilsgefabrliden @uitoen aus oen
SGroen Ser Senfer oitrh Die Goli.
Sei befreit tpurbe. Greisrihter 2eon
McGoro bot in 8er6i10ung nit bic
len altsifreitltneen fiir Gonnerstag
Die @roBgeidiporenen einberitfen
ipel9e oieie 2Dnhmorhe ltitteriltden
lino 9lnflaeen seeen Die Sduloiaen
erbeben lollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
s streikaitsbreittlita int
GnalaitS bcfiirhtet
Sin SNmpat6icitreit Der Sramspprt
arbtiter nub Scrsleite itebt
in Mnsitdlf.

9onoon, /. Sft. - Isle bier Der.
laltct, beobiidtieen Die oltSlt1u0igen
Giicnbabner Die nit ihnen Derbilrt.
befcn Orgditiiottnaet Dec EranSportl
or6eiter itno gergIeiite 5u eriuhen
i9re 6oroernng ourd einen SDntpo-
tbieitreif at ,interitiisett. Gies ipiro
! als @eipeis angeieben, oab Die Ste.
gierung oIlm1blid) Die Sberbauo IN
Ser Streifiituntion erlangt.
| $err Gobert 8iIliauts, Sraiioeni
Der organilierten Gransportarbeiter,
Ole beute cine Speaialfonferen5 ab.
balten lperoen, erflGrte na6 elmer
geipredlng NIT ben geaulten Der
@iienbabner Union, onB Die 9lnsiidt
borbouoen iet oaB Oie Sronsportar.
better in oen Streit beriDifelt iper.
ben.
Die 3aDl ser freiiuilligen arbei.
ter, uelf,e iid teilpeiie aus Sobner
reider 2onooner 6amiliet 5uIanls
meneben, Die gegermartig eelpobn'
Iide @anoIongeroienite lciitenz Inn
sic 9legierung IN Der gefdnlpfllng
oeS Streifs SIT ltnterltiiBeu nilllrnt
6uieben0 SIT sic ipOllen ollrh ibre
2[rbeit Oie giegierung in Der Ser
teioignug oes asrin5ips Der fpllltitil-
tionellen 9te9ierling" lntteritiiten.
Inter sen 9IusIt1nbieen rnadt iid)
gegenmdrtig eine eroBe ltnrube be-
inerfbor. 53oblIps fino Die Beidluer-
oen gegen Die ntilitGriiden 8odlpn-
Iten;;N cine 9LbteiIung Der organizer
ten Giienbobner Drobte Ser 9iegie.
rltng, oab iie Die iulter beit 6liiiIell
lnlicloen Slrtu1el iiberidipenmlen
iiitb bic Gnntpenarbeiter an Der Sir
belt berbiitoern tper6en, fdGls Dos
Militdr niht innerbolb bon As
Stinben ouriideesoeen miro.
9ie &eeierl,ne erlieb eiren relier-
Iihen 9lufrnf in Incident lie 0oS
GpIf uuiioroert, fid Der itreitglten
Storiaitfeit in Ntobritn9snitteI ail
beileiBieen, bebouptet ober eleidl5ei.
tig, Snb bic 3uflibr bon 9obrntittel
befriebieeno lit. 8eIunoeres ltnee-
mod beritriadt eeeeniportie ober Der
&obIemnaneel. ssSn SiiO-8oles iiiio
geeentpGrtig etipa 250.000 &obIen-
erGber ourd ben Streif sur l1nt1.
tigfeit berurteilt. @lan befiirtbtet,
oaB ale 9obleneritben nod in 2oii.
fe bes belltigen Saees geidloIien
merSen niiiien.
s. s. Sbomos, Sefretdr ser Gi-
ienbabner Union, erIicB scltern cine
9efanfltma1une, in ipeIder er NIT.
teilte, oab er bisber ole gugebote
bon Observation-Disclosures, air I'm
terItiisuna Ser Babubeoieniteten on
einen Sbmpatbieltreif al geben, ob.
aeluieicn babe. Sect iei icSodl Der
3eitpmfi aefonmen OH bent oeror-
tiac TuridInac niflt mchr nbaelchnt
fperhen milroelt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01

gSoIbington, 1. Oft. (1tititef
Greb.) - Senotoren befaiien fid
bellte nit Ser 2oiung folgeroer Gra'
gen:
r@os miro gei6eben, tpent Der
sSrieoensbertrog obgeipieien iuerberl
iolltc, lei es ourG 6en Sennt ober
infoIge Der @eigeritng Oes Trdfi.
oenteit, bic 9teierbationen 5it af5ep.
tieren, bon melden Der grdiioent
beboupiet, ooB iie oen gertrag at.
nidte lnahen?"
9icLe Gemofrnten bebniipteit oaB,
luenn Der 8ertrog berlporfen iDiro,
icne 2eltte, Die Die 8erlperfltng Der.
beigefiibrt baben Die bolle 8erarlt-
iportlitg oofiir iibernebmen urlo iid
bnranf gefnbt MAIDEN ntiiBten, Der
aeidafienen Gage Die Spise 5u bic
ten. Sic Gentofraten eripnrten bon
oenl graiioentett, Dob er ii6 niht oo.
all periteben ipiir6e, einen iDeiteren
gertrag nit 9elttidInno ab5uIdlie.
zen; er ipilrSe iiberbuitpt ni6ts titn,
I'M Serbonolungen nit 9eutfdlattS
an3utlliibfen.
ssym Senat berridt beltte eil1
; aIeablod". 9ieier fann nltr gebro-
den uer0en, ipeltn enttpeoer 0eI
gSrGli6ent Itarfc 9felerbationef amer
TENT ODER iie ertidieoen abiueiit, i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
Scbl6at iftSiiitricueis
1l,affcnitiHitanS pct


Ct. 2olli$, DO, /. Sft. SIN
gerIoufe Der bier a69ebaltene1l Sou.
BENTON Der 8preiitigling Der alneri.
.fortiihen 8onficre madte 9err @.
IS. g. Saroing, @ouberneiir Der
8uroes &eierbebeboroe ben Dor.
idlag, einen ief)smoratlihen inolt.
ItrieIlen 8affenitilIitorto in bic @c.
ee gu letter.. CT beripriflt fif BON
elmer berartigen Mnbnnbne nid]t
MIR Die 9eilealng Der eegenip1rttg
berri9erben iroultriellen llnroif,
ionbern hegt onh bie 9offniina. boB
baonrh cine GruaBieuna Der boben
Softer oeg 2ebensiuiterboltes berbei.
aefiibrt iperben fonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
Obic Ubcracri6t
bcertcrt Referendum
Die glatiiisisrnns bes 8nnOes.9sro.
.AmeHbements mnh
Ourd Solfsabitimmnus be.
itatist iper6en.

Columbus, Ohio, /. Oft. - Dos
Ohio Gtaats. Obereeridt bat be.
lAlolin, ooB In Der RobenlbertpabL
eitt &eierenOunt ftottfinoen miiiie,
oantit Die SanoIitns Der Ohio @e.
iessebrns I'm Iesten @inter beaits.
lid Der @atifi5ierung Oes gunoes.
Srobibitions slmenoemetlts, elmer
abItimmitttg urtteriporfen lperoe.
9ie Gnti6eioltng gift ols Elm Sieg
Der gaaiien. Die IntiSaloon 2ea.
que Mil sesen Die Gntideioiing beS
Sbereeridts bcint 9nn0es.Gberee,
ridt appellieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
SraueitietdnSer
Miro fcitacncfttitten

9ler6antSbiIle, q. s., /. Oft. =
sSn einem Slrmpfe, IN Ser Ndbe bes
&ancocas 8ades, ipiiroe am 9iens.
tag abenSs Der gseeer Snrtes 8bi-
ting bon goIi3iiten feitsenommen
nno nad Dem Mo,int SoIlp @ef1ne.
nis eebradt. Glide Siltloert Son.
itabIer unb SrpipiIIiee batten noh
Scn llnhoIo oefotInSrt. Ser sSrull
2otlep, Die Gtdttin eines Sdiifsboll.
ers imo 0hitter BON hntf ainocrn,
pergemaliiete. goS Spier Iicet I'M
heioraniscrrcacnben 9uitauoc i'm
Gantoen Spipital oaruieoer
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
wetterbcri6t

Sir Smaba unb llneebiing: Gum
Sell beip6lft uno Regenlholier bei,te
nadntittag ooer abeno. aiibler beit.
te oberto. 9onnerstag iton ino
fiihler.
SIR gsebrasfa: Gum SeiI bepolft,
bieIleidt @eiuittcri1auer beitte mad.
ntittag o0er beitte I'M oItIihen Cell.
aiibIer bente nbenO. Gonnerstoe
aIlgemein id10n nno fiibIer.
Sir Soma; @er1noerIif hentc
obenO ilno Gounerstog, picIIeidt
@elpitfcrihoiier. gS1rnler i'm 0itIi.
den tnO 5eutrdlcn Seil bellte obeuo.
ailblcr Tonlcrstas inl iueltlidlen
Sell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
ariessprO6ibition aidlt bccnSet.

8ailinston /. Oft. - 9bpobI
Dos arieasOepartement oifi8iea er.
flGrte, oaB Die n3ufaaisfeiten oes
arieges uno Die g(briiitling beenoet
flt", 10 fam Der ariegsbann, Der oui
ben Sanoel nit geiitisen @etrGnfen
geIeet tuoroen 1T, ni6t eber aufgebo.
ben iperoen, big Der 6rieoenspertraa
angenomflen lit. 9as &riegsprobi-
bitionsseies iaet ausoriifIid, oob
9robibitinn iit araft bleibell iol[, bis
gum SdluB 0es arieges mo Der
sl6riiitllug Scr slrntee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
stofung otr stnats=
&erbanolullgel
titan iraet iid, ruas acicbcn wirS, iclitc Sic AaA
Utilization ccs SricSeaspcrtra9s nictt
smitanSc kctitn.en
prai. tpilon anseblit sum ,ia4eeben seneist

lesteren GaIle lit oie Gertperfling
oes @ertroes ieitens oes SenatS
iider. Gr fdnn aiid ben 8ertrag
aus Sen SGnoen 6es SenatS neb-
men ooer Oenielben, foboIo er ibm
NIT oen SReierbntionen, bic ct fir
innannebrlbar erfIdrt, our Inter-
idrift porgelegt miro, einfah in lei.
mem Sdreibtiih peritditen.
Mebrere Terioner1 Die benz Gri.
iiOetten nabe iteDen, gIdiibeil, 0ab
CT bod nod eineit Musipeg fin0en
mag; inogIi6 it, onb er iid 5lt ge.
lpiiien @iaip1noen berIteber miro,
porauseelest, iie boben cine ntiIbe
6orht itno oab er iid nidlt oaau bief
5ii bergeben bat.
SbgIei1 g[n5eiden borbanoen
fit0, boB Ser Senat ettttpeoer Die
GinapGttoe annebmen o0er ben Ser
trog abIebnen miro, 10 bot Die SOL.
ferliga I'M Senot ndcb fpie bor int
uer nod hiele entbnlialtiide Inbdit-
ger. Sieralts mill man erieben, baB
ole ,@iniu1llOler" i'm Genat cine
aielnlihe GtGrfe entipideln.
Gbne Die ginudttoe, 70 iagen Die
anbdnger Der 2iea, miro Der 8er-
trag beriporfen uflo nit ibm ipiro
on1 Die &pnltitlltinlt Der 2iaa riidt
onsenonnnlen iper0ert. 8esbnlb, 10
iageil Die Srelntoe Der 2iga lift es
beiier, ben Soroerlingelt Der Gin.
lpanDIer" nodhuaeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
UeMcs Gcfet5 fir
lsiiblraitnts2lnlaacn

gSaibinaton /. Sft. gtit elmer
Stimmlen5obl bon 266 Gtiimnen
ge9en A nabm oaS Sous Die neue
&iiblralr&orlage lponaa ole $50.
ren nidt finger alS 12 0ionate in
einem ailbIrannlaeer gebnIten mer.
ben bari al. ale &iiDlrounl.gro.
oiifte lnilIien aIs iolde genou ber-
merit tperSen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
s9uhren nndl Ce(.

9iiperton glebr., /. Oft. = Die
Bethlehem Gel So, bot NIT Der 9ii.
berton Gil & @ns Co., eiren Godt-
Ipertraa obgeidloiien inona6 oieielbe
5000 ader SeIloitb in 9adt
iiiiaint. Die 8obrberiude ioaen 70.
fart IN ateriif eenooinrien tperoen.
Sic erlten 9obrberiu1e ioIen in ben
giieoerltfigeu, nabe oem SIltB, eine
0ieile BON Der Stabt Riperton, ge.
nta1t inerOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
1,crifanSsiitmlia Scr
Pilfs9eieai9a
S6ritte getan siir iutiteren slus.
breitnng bes SilfsmerfeS
im Staate,
@sorsen @eriantmlnns Der 5ramen'
ieftiun.

Sfritte 5lIr ipeiteren ausbreititnl
oes @iIfsluertes I'M Stonte yiebrastc
fir Die gtotleioenoen in MitteIenro.
pa ipuroen 9ienstdg obeno in elmer
Sistng oes gorltanoes mternonl.
men. @1brerlo re6t erfretIi@e Sort,
idritte III eetpiiien Counties gen1a1i
lpltroen 10 boben bod iH1nier nod
biele Counties gar nidts bon fid
boren Iaiien. Sic @eieIihnft boi
In bieIen @riefen befaltnte 9iirger
in oieien Counties nm Die sStan.
griffnobme bes l0bliden @erfes ge,
beten, aber in 5abIreiden s5dllen ci.
ne obihlngenOe Gntiuort befonlnlen
Ser Wobteiifel 0er p1brenb bes
arieees orauBen I'M Staat 10 furdt-
bar undergoing 1ot liiand)e 2eite 10
eingeldildtert, oab iie iid bon ibrer
anglt uno Slrdt nod tidt er1oIi
baben. Da8u lieot MIN gor feille
@eraillniiilng Dor. Gas 0ilfsipert
finoet nod iulo nnd nltfr III &reiien
Der nidtoeutiden 8irgeridoit Ser.
itdnbnis uno oiirite man hi noDer
3ufunft aud bon Oieier Seite einc
getpille ltnterItiibllng iinoen. Die
M1nner uno Grauen or1ubeit i'm
Staat, bic DesboIb bon Ser 9nabo
Silfseeiellidait eriuGt neroen, 0ns
cole 8erf in ibrer @egeno al Begin
men, iolften Nun nidt Ianger oaltlit
oogern. Sdglid treffen mebr 9riefe
aus 8ertidIono imO 9elterreib Elm
itno Die Rotlage, Die in bielen ee.
i6iIoert miro, lit ber55erraiBeuo. &er
modte oa nidt ieinen Seil 3llr Gin.
oeriing Der Scot beitrngen?
Worgen naAuittas fiiloet i'll Mu-
fifbeim Die &erlonlmltng Ser sSral-
enieftion Der SilfseeieIlihoft Itott.
slae Sralten iino beralid gu 3obI-
reidIter 8eteiligitng einge[aoen.
isinau5btridt.
gis9er berofientiidt !. .$15,090.6f
Sranf 9sorbbu5, Ralloolpb,
stebrosfa 1000
9enrp genefe, Sartiltgton.
saebrnsfa ....... 100
GbaS. SoiIer, Blue SIN,
saebrnsfa 49,. $500
aolLeftiert bon 5reo 8Idnter,
hurm ct. Soiepbs @e.
mdinoe ............ 500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
Grtra Sitiiii9 ser
StaatssfeeislGtitr

2incoln, gtebr., 1. Oft. - @ou-
nerneur McaeIbie bat erfIGrt, SoB er
cine Spe5ioIfisuns Ser @eiesgebung
einberufeu peroe, Inn Douglas
Gountb in sen stonO at ieten, oen
Shaoen. ipelden Der Mob oil Dem
pradtuoIlen @cridltsecbGuoe onrif.
tete. 6lt reparieren. ioipie aud onocre
@'oBrcgcI scictIihcr 6orm on5nlch.
illen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
N,tf Scr Sitete ftacb
farbiacfft 11iSrSct

Gf(abonlu Gitb, 2fIo., i. Oft -
Gtlua 100 MGruler befinoen lid &C.
genlpGrtig auf Der &erfoIeung eiltcs
0egers. Ser geitern Den Sfraben-
bobniGoifner s. N. 8iIlions ME.
oeridloB mo t0tete. GIN 2pnhec.
ridt miro befiirhtet, falls Ser gfor-
Der in oie @dnOe ser GerfoIser fal.
len inl(+p
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
Gas brittle Spfer.
Der Hnibau Ses Goart6uaies.

9ie grditeftenfirmn 9atenier &
Son lit ten Sen Gountnfonrniii1ren
bediiitrogt mornen, init oent SSie0er.
olli6ou Ses Gourt9onies 5u bcain-
neR iObaIN Die 9ldne elltscbciBcn
tuproen inn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
@lahur emith's gefinben.

@iIrsermeilter Guritb oiirite baIo
mieoer boIIltGnOig bergeitelLt icin.
CT iprod aeItern Sen ssunid ous.
mad icinr &oblniue 5iritdSufchrcn.
ieoodl ouI0etc iein sfr3t bieleS ui6t.
er rerbrafte cine CUTE gla6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-01
So Geriuaen ber6aftet.

8dgreno Ser lesten 8lpei Sage
fino bon Der GoIi3ei 55 9erboftun.
gen bon 9erIonerl borgenonlnen
ipor6en meI9e iif) OH Dem 2nnA.
moro beteiligt boben ioGen. Inter
oieicn bef;noen Ii1 oitd Glauoe g.
gtetbopop, S0t3 n0roI. 80. Ctr,
oeiien 5rau bon einem sSarbigen in
Der gt1fe ron sSlorence ermoroet
tu1tr0e. Son GetbnipaD miro bebaup.
tet, oob CT Ben 9lngriff onf 6ic iiio,
lihe Sir Oes Gourtballies geIcitet
hobe. gSie gountponnalt Sbotpell
iagt, miro gegen oie 9erionen, 0ic
NIT Dem 2puden 81 tim bnttelt. eine
Ionf @aoro Ialttenoe 9(nfloee erbo-
Iben DerSrn; bieienigen peIde Oas
IGonrtbaus in 8rano iebten, iper6elt
Der 9rmlOitiftitng oneeflaet ltno
iolhe, tpelde iib an Dem Msonpr
lDergriffen uerOen oe5 t1tliden g[u-
Igriifs in Ser 9[bIi3t ihlper 81 ber.
Ieser, angeflagt iperoen. Die Ser.
fafteten iper6en nibt gegen giirg.
ihoft freigeIoilen iperoen. 9ieIer Be-
| feHl lit rom MilitGrboiiptquartier
erlaIien l1cr0en.
Inter Sen Serbafteten befinoet
|fib aud Der 12.iGbriee Col. syron.
leis, 1901 Gacific StroBe. gr ion
elmer berieniset getpeien iein, Die oif
|oie 6eaerrettttngsIeiter fIetterten
itno itnonfhOrIi4 ffrie: g2pndt oen
Hegerl"
Ser Gnrbise George Sorris tpnr.
be in Soit genottrnen neil er an.
oere Sarbiee aufgeforoert batte, iih
5u betraffnen
Die 8rosgeifiporenen peroen
@aittipod, Den s. Gftober. cinberrfcn
tueroen, .ln oen 2pnhnoro at itn-
teriudcu.
Cas- brittle Spfer.
s, 5. SDfel, gltabroof glparte.
ment nobnbaft, peIher 3eu9e oes
2DndmorAes mar itno 6urd eine
berirrte Gl,eel berfuunoet puroe, lit
ieiner 8unoe erlesen. gr lit Elm Ge.
iddftsreiirnoer unS binterldBt cine
aus SSron uno 6rei ainoern be.
itebenoe 6ouliIie.
Der guibnu Ses Goart6aaies.
Sic gIrditeftenfirnn 9atenier &
Son lit ten orn Gountnfommiiidren
beniiftrogt mornen, init nem Ssie0er.
ouT6ou S2s GourtAolies at bcgin-
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PEACE CONFERENCE GETS JOLT.
Dilatoriness Brings Complications In
Hungary and Move to Speed Up IL
Made.

The question Of tho barrier which
the peace conference intends TO erect
against the spread OF Bolsheyism into
he former central powers has come
sharply TO the front as a result of the
situation in Hungary which Bolshol
vlk elements have seized the power
and declared that a state of war OK
lists between Hungary and the en-
tente powers.
Premiers of the allied states were
called to meet In special session In
Paris Monday afternoon and II was re-
ported that important military decis-
ions might be taken at the meeting
of the supreme council regarding the
situation In Hungary and Poland.
Premier Clemenoeau and Foreign
Minister Pichon had n long confer
ence Sunday regarding Hungary and
II is Indicated by Paris newspapers
that action looking TO military move
monts was taken.
Paris newspaper writer's see the
situation as serious and as one calling
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for military action. They express the
belief that Germany may be behind
the movement for the purpose of de-
feating the work of the peace con-
ference. Some commentators In Lon
don see the Hungarian situation as
partly the result of the delay of the
peace conference In bringing about
a preliminary peace
A report through Switzerland to
Paris says that Karl Kautsky, an In
dependent Socialist, has been sen to
Moscow by Count Won Brockdorff-
Rantzau, the German foreign minister
TO inquire into the question of closer
relations between Germany and the
soviet government.
Rioting Is reported to have occurred
at Budapest, but there is no reliable
Information regarding the entente
troops which have been In Hungary
for several months. Two French di-
visions are at Budapest, and Serbian
and Rumanian troops are available
for use In Hungary, should their SER
Vices be needed. The extremist ele-
ment In Hungary is said to be In abb
solute control, and has been in wire
less communication with Premier
Lenine at Moscow. In addition Il has
called on the workers Of adjoining
countries TO rise against their gov
ernments.
IL IL understood In Paris, according
to n report, that the three Polish
divisions In France will be shipped at
once to Dan2ig. The allied proposal
TO use Danzlg as the port of debark-
alton for these troops was one of the
main causes for the breaking off by
the Germans OF negotiations with the
allied commission in Poland. German
newspapers have strongly denounced
the proposal 10 give Poland the port
of Danzlg and a corridor to II.
The eXtrists are active in Vienna,
but the government still is in control.
Reports from C2echo-Slovakia, where
the Bolshevik movement is reported
to be strong. are meager.
Reports that the Russian Bolshe-
Wiki had large forces of troops In
Galicia, ready TO advance into. Hun
gary, still lack confirmation from re-
liable sources, The %Bolsheviki, how
ever, are within 100'miles of the east
ern frontier of Galicia, but reports
late last week we're to the effect that
the anti-Bolshevik Ukralnians were
driving the Bolsheyiki back In the re-
gion of the Pripet marshes, northeast
OF Lemberg. which the Poles were
forced to give up to the Ukrainians.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-03-28
FACTS FROM FAIRvIEw


Much water has run under the
Dridge and over the falls since the
griter drove through town last Oc-
ODER and out on the long trail west
20 the coast. II proved to be a winter
sickness, sorrow, and anxiety
everywhere. and two faces are sadly
Missing from the community here.
Otherwise, the five months have
brought. few changes. The sorrow
ing ones smile and carry on" brave
ly, the strong and happy go about
their business cheerfulfy each one
as before" chasing "his favorite phan-
tom" So life flows on-this little
community typical of many others.
Spring with her usual eoquetry and
tardiness seems about to arrive. The
ducks are flying over, the meadow
larks are singing, the mud is drying
up and the cars are coming out of
cold storage" Also the val is over
and the boys are coming home. Per-
haps God is On his throne again. and
all will be well with the world.
The Woman's club of Fairview will
meet April 3rd at the home of Mrs.
Pryde.
The two little Jasmine children are
Ill with the flu. They are reported
better.
Forty cases of flu are reported in
Aberdeen. Only one death is said to
have occurred.
Mrs. Comstock recently had word
from her son in France that he ex-
pected to sail soon for home.
Word has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. o. NJ. Miller have sold out
their property in Michigan and have
bought a place in California neal the
Walters, who also used to live here.
Mr.. Miller, it seems, was bitten by the
California bug and could not think
Of living any place else.
A baby girl was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton, who are new
corners here. They live on the old
Walter place.
Clarence Faa had a letter last week
from Percy Newman who is with the
Army of Occupation in Germany. A
photo of Percy was enclosed showing
him with a brand new Club" mus
tache. Percy says the contrast be-
tween the trenches in France and the
comforts he enjoys In Germany is be-
yond comparison. ut seems like a
Paradise beside the other" he said,
"and believe me, these Germans have
some beds"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Farnham re-
turned recently to Salt Lake City,
after spending a week with Cleve's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve had a new baby
to bring home and show to the grand
parents.
Mr.. Comstock, who has been suf-
fering with a lame back, left Satur-
day for Lava Hot Springs, where he
wiz TAX the water cure for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kampf, after
spending the winter In and about
Seattle, returned recently to the
home place. They also visited rela-
tiyes in Kennewick, Washington. On
their way back they stopped over In
Boise to visit Mrs. and Miss Mckinley.
They report a pleasant trip and fine
visits, but are glad to see old friends
again.
Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Sylbaugh spent
two or three days last week in town
with Mrs. Bolton, who is not very
we'll.
Mr.. Call, a cattleman from Utah,
visited the Humphrey ranch last Sun
day,
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the following property to-wit:
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/ sOrrel horse 9 yrs. old, VT. about 100.
/ sOrrel horse IL yrs. old, W.T.. about 1850.
] bay mare 10 years old, W.T.. about 1900.
l rOa horse 13 yrs. old, VT. about 1400.
] brown horse Ii yrs. old, VT. about 1900.
l bay horse IL yrs. old, VT. about 1850.
i bay horse IL yrs. old, VT. about 1850.
] sOrrel mare VT. about 1900.
] stallion 8 yrs. old, W.T.. about 145O.
/ roar mare 7 yrs. old, W.T.. 1850, in fOal
l sOrrel colt, / year old. :