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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
STORIES THE DEWDROPS TELL
Is
ppLr.r LOOKS IN pEwDnor GLOBE

ppnIl LOOKS IN pEwDnor GLonE.
We'll. ~ha, do You see again
Sc a af hsr yf Nco wstarne rdF a
was no bigger than thimhlc.
Why, don't see anythinS-yct."
sec someth Sr an Tti su the V ioveiY
green and pink newdrop, nuttering
he 5s apzy green wings 49,. s,.,,o
ground with grass and weeds grow
boys coming-and some girls. too.
and all kinds OF such things, and now
tho boys are beginning To dig like
rverythins. What are they doing?
Watch them and tell me"
AS Dolly watched the scene In the
Dcwdrop II moved AS RAPIDLY as u
motion picture, Almost before She
knew what had happened. the spad-
ing was over and the boys--and girls
tco-werc hocinE the ground over and
breaking up all the large Jumps then
in what seemed but a moment more
sun smoother surface. In iact. while
She looked into the magic Drop. She
was seeing things that take place
done as ii in a play. Some OF the
movements Dolly could understand and
"thnrS were mystery. TO her.
ro MhI' from @rg i ;haE pp,,nS al oyeT Il.
I'd tho obliging Fairy
THAT is food for the Garth" she
answered: III is called fertilizer, and
]; helps the plants to grow and be-
come strong, Just like that tonic YOU
lad 10 take last wear in the spring
when The doctor said YOU needed more
blood
Ugh exclaimed tho little sirl; II
hope II doesn't taste as queer as that
ionic did-elsG Il would make all the
Negeta blcs sick and she gigglcd:
Sometimes the earth needs q little
medicine just as much as YOU do ii
needs nitratcs and phosphatcS and acids
20 use III feeding. the hccts and bean.
End potatoes and. Vegetables tina; you
want TO cat, .tli.",nc gardener must
take great deal OF care to give diff
;ercnt soils the right kind OF food-or
ineoic!ne--oT Whatever II needs. Those
Manual Of the United States School
Garden Army and they have studied
exactly how 10 treat the ground. in
this garden 80 a 20 get the most out
doing"
Again the little girl put her eye
Close TO the ie"drop and saw that
the young gardeners We're hocing tn.
ground into rows and, IN some places
into lIttlc mounds or hills
What is that for" She asked for
.hc mad learned by this time that the
FAIRY loTed to answer questions
some vegetables ale planted in row.
Lhc carrots and bccts ana radiShcs
and some are planted IN hills lin.
who makes garden should learn all
about those things before he begins
ma then nc should learn just how
deep, the seeds should be planted
should he near the top Of thc ground
ana large ones dccpcr-bnt you viii
Had out ali about that after while"
snail j'T sc sHa snrn. ma %, ?nimana wnen
very much interested little girl.
Ill YOU come out here every morn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Month of Brides
Preparing Conceits

here. and for this time speciality shons
are preparing fanciful conceits in
bridal wells and quaint brides ma ids
The 'billowy folds of white tulic s,ill
makc the most popular. wells. drapcd
from headdreSSes that arc sometimes
STUDIED In appliUucs of small pearls
snm made In tiara shape. or. for the
garland OF orange blossoms about the
halr from which the vail is drapcd
Elaborate wells are made of fine net
nc; aces that are circular in effect, drap-
front. raised slightly on tho sides to
3 ale. the arms free movement, and
iaiilnE low on the satin train OF tho
skirt at the back. This, of course, is
face veil NV
ALSO making use Of lace are little.
snug ,iS caps that fit the head almost
lie, Ihs peasants cap. and some OF
Dutch head covering From both of
these the wells arc drapcd fun at the
lack, Needle point laccs arc most en-
ing as they do in such :, variety of
patterns and different treatments, from
the net effects to the solid pattern,
narrow laccS.
Another effect that is ouitc new
shows little visor of tuic on the
hhcSt wire shading the eyes and lust
> SIMPLE little bandcau of the tullo
no!d'nT IN the hair that nuns out
bridesmaids hats seem to be mostly
81 me pastel hair in extremely large
Shapes that droop low about tic head
ana arc quite wide on the sides The
Gcorgcttc and organizes in the nastcj
colorS arc again used and there are
smart pastel Sros dc Londres shapes
,riilmcd IN sprays OF apple blossoms
mat almost completely cover the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
", MRS. ". \. WILSON.
Copyright. 1919, by Mrs. NJ. \. W

$on.>
After this a series Q. foreign recipes
VIII appear once cach week: these re :
cires arc from all parts Of Europe. Ii
"A recipe that i. distinctive 10 your
country send IL 10 me ana viii try ii
out, and then publish il under tho col
uma.
Poverty of purse and soil have forced
our sisters across The sea - use ana
turn into pala,ablc, attractive dishes
that arc peculiarly is own many of
them are delicious. Try. them and y.ou
variety Mann ~ US visit the Italian
and hungarian and ChneScS rCstau-
rants for variety. 50 hero is real
your own home
Cur continental sisters have found
out that vegetable oil and herbs ar"
less Injurious ,han pork fat ana pep
lively !: no; only satisfies the sense ot
sight. but also actually promotes di-
swccd, Expert Cooks.
From culinary point OF vicw the
women folk OF Norway and sweden.
All f ,Ra o SGSD'f Fo R %hid a,ne n:' na
;.onS a-e COMPOSED OF pcop!e Who
dearly love their homes and enjoy tho
people in Europe cleaner about their
homes or who manage the culinary
department better than those Of Nor
WY and sweden. These people not
only combine the vlyac!;y and insc-
auiiy q The French and The italian
H.;h IN" patience OF tho English. but
tssy also have the neatncsS and thor
CUISINES O.: the Holland Dutch in ;hci-
"ors
Fish Soup.
:. S:A2.s article II diet among these
70 cpls IS a GeliCious fish soup: il is
7Se9a-c6 in the following manner:
SIslc md cleanse We'll ono medium
t5S 10: remove the head wash and
cGI - ;h-ec-inch pieces and place in
'.assrceTan snG cover with three pints
cSlt>o.d water. Add
5-fEuo onions, chopped hne,
or carrot. pared and Gu; i'm dice.
Zoos slowly for one hour and then
S.rai7. and -smuNe The bones and head.
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powder,
one cupful of cottage cheese.
ono egg,
thyme
Now add ono cuprul Of milk to form
q batter; beat until smooth and then
place in pudding cloth OF mold and
uc loosely. ilunSc into boiling water.
COOK Tor ono hour. Hcmovc and drain
Well ahI then turn into Il hot platter.
Cover with mushrooms or parsley
sauce and serve.
cottage Cheese and Noodles nu Gratir
COOK one package o. noodles in
p"lllnE water for ten minutes and then
drain, place IN u bowl aud add
one cupful Of cottage cheese
ono medium sized onion Grated
TWO tcaSpoonfuls % salt
ON" traspoonful Of paprika,
TWO tahlCSpoonfuiS Of finely
minced parsley.
one and oue-halr cupfuis of thick
tomato sauce.
MIN and then pour into an au Eratin
dish. Sprinkle with fine crumbs and
ono tablespoonful Of grated cheese
Bake in modcratc oven thirty-fivc
minutes. Serve
These dishes will replace meat on
the menu.
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Thanks to the Package!"

The old saw, "Woman's work is
never done, may have been o. *.
when Richmond was young. But
it wont carry water in this A. d.
10.
For the wise housewives work
is now done for the most part be-
lore It's begun. Electricity has
helped, so has the telephone. But
more than all else, the package
food, the food that's ready 10 eat
has been the home cmancipator.
Madam, think what YOU owe the
package: You can now order your
family dinner the same day it's
served. Thanks to the package.
You can keep your lardcr con
stantly provisioncd with daintics
That stay fresh. Thanks TO the
package.
Extra or unexpected guests
cause no CONSERVATION. Thanks
10 the package.
From soup TO nuts, there's a
course always ready, always uni
!ormly delicious, always a known
quantity Thanks TO the package.
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Out of season delicacies are al
ways in season-and their cost is
always in reason. Thanks to the
package.
Yes, ma am Thanks to the
package, you've been freed from
kitchen drudgery. "Woman's
work is never done" is fable in
stead Of fact
Are you profiting all you might
by these cmanicpating foods?
Are you letting The Package do it?
You can safely cast your
kitchen cares on the manufac-
turers Of foods who advertise in
THE TIMES-DISPATCH.
Results are standardized, fail
ures impossible, when these food
experts do your cooking.
The good ones are all here. Of
course, they advertise in THE
r M ES- DISPATCH, because
through THE T1MES-DISPATCH
they reach the most influential
home buyers in the Old Dominion.
You get the right package
when you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Keen on the SCENT

Mrs. Appleton was in the habit of
of choc clatc cake whenever he came
10 see her; but one day when she was
expecting. company she left the cake
time, Wilfred waited. and then re-
marked. Mrs. Appleton. it seems to
me | small chocolate cake" Mrs. APP
plcton laughed. and, going in the cum
hoard. cut him II tiny slice That's
all there is for YOU today. wilfrcd"
she declared as she returned with il
Thank YOU" said the child politely,
disappointed. and then added with a
great sigh Seems strange tina: could
smell so small n piccci'
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At the Movies

Odcon--'auiinc Frederick In "rhe
woman on tho Index"
Dijou--MnrEucritc CInrk iu "Lct's
Elopc."
CoIoninl-rhcdn Barn in "Whcn
Men Desire"
lsis-,''uiIa Dean In "Isuiin. rns-
SlOnS."
SnNos-''i'nn Fnn.-
NictOry--"Nickey.r
Brondwny-NIrS. Charlie Chaplin
in "BorroWcd Clothes"
utuc bIrd-SfIIfam Ru,>cu 4,
"nrasS buttons"
Mistake"
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smallncss OF the glass. Tho English
man. thinking to divert tho workman's
attention. pleasantly asked: "r say.
Donald. do you happen to know how
hand arc madc?" Mac. maistcr.
dinna ken onything about tho matter"
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ing when tho ncwdrops are on the
everything they can tcil YOU" Nmd,
tho little Fairy looked very roruish,
don't be afraid 10 ask questions"
seeing the Joke. And tho ncyt dav.
Dolly mot the Boy Fairy. and tomor,
row. YOU Will he told all about her
delightful adventures with this Boy
Fairy.
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Spoiled In the ,lakinr

IN EnElishman who acted as land
steward on Il large estate in Scotland
was ono day treating farm servant
10 a glass Of whiskcy by way of com
pcnsatinE him for doing some extra
work. Eut the servant showed un.
mlstakable disappointment at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22

answered the Scot. "I wond.r 49,.
haven't heard that they are blown%n
T"aa the steward ward ..'Aweel" replied
NAG, been maist awful short O. braitb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
How to Grow
Carrots and ParSnipS

Carrots arc ono OF the most desIrablc
garden crops from the standpoint of
producing large quantity OF food on
small area: They require deeply
prepared rich soil for their best dc
Nciopment. The seed may be sown
about the time frost danger is past
Flant the seed in drills fourteen to
eighteen inches apart and about ten to
twelve seeds 10 each foot of drill
Cover one half to three quarters OF an
inch. and as soon as tho carrots arc
about two inches in height. thin to AN
even stand with the plants two TO three
inches apart. Where the plants are
not too thick in the row. tho thinning
need not be done until some of them
arc large enough to use on the table
as baby carrots.
Late paintings OF carrots may he
made following early cahba 60. lettuce
or radishos The second or late plant.
incS should mature just before fros;
and are better for storage than the
earlier planting.
Early spring parsnips may be grown
and used the same as carly carrots
but ordinarily arc planted later. arc
given fun season to mature, and are
used only during the winter months
Their planting and cultivation is prac-
ticallS tho same as for carrots Far
ships may remain in the ground dur.
ing The winter and are not injured hy'
frCCZinE.
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DcmtictlanS inii6
Honititttticn dntcrn
Seiterreid barf feline gertrctcr in
ben Sentideu 9iridJstas enticn.
ben; ilnion nidJt itattbait.

Berlin, 18. Sept. - 3ie oelfIdle
&egierlng miro Der syor0eruna Oes
oberIten States Der @qiierten nahge.
ben un6 ienen Garogropben ser
&eidsDerfaiinng itreihelt uel6er eli
ne Union NIT Seiterreid porliebt
uno SeIterreib 6erecbtigt, 8ertreter
1T Den oeutiden Sleihstng alt len.
ben. Sbgleib oeiti1erieits oarailf
bermieien miro, Dab Die Soroeritng
Der Miiertsn cine @ergeipaItigling
Oes SelbitbeItimniinesre6tes Der
@olfer, cine Der Snitptprinaipien Der
Ia 9unfte oes 9r1fioenten @ilion,
biloet, 10 fam beilnod geiagt per.
ben, 0ab Die oeiititbe 9egicritng obn.
ma6tig 1T iino iid 6enl @ebot nidt
inioerieben fam.
Mebrere MitgIieoer 0eg aa6inctts
iin0 0afiir, oob Gie aqiierten lire
9robitng, 6rantfurt an @ain at
beieBen, onsfilbren iolIen falls
9elltidlanO iid ueiocrn iollte, naf.
sugeben. Die Mebrbcit Oes aabi-
netts inOeiien bcaiinitiat Sic Gutien-
oung elmer aonllniiiiou ltad 8ariS,
I'M elm &rototoll au iinteri9reiben,
oas oen 6oroerungen bes oberiten
States ertipri9t.
Gin berborrogenoes &abinettsmit.
glteo iagte: nGicies lit cine Bit
tere Nlle, iie rnuf, jeOodl beri6Iltdt
lueroen. Gos 9feidstagsfonlitee fir
9(ngelegenbeiten miro Of.
fenbar oieielbe gLnltdt getuinnen.
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Dom Reietstae I'M
Srankreit9s lantnner

garis, Is. Sept. - Die nelte
fron5OiiI6e &amr1er miro nit 2S
0eputierten aus gliab 2otbrinoen
ooS nGdIte @taI 3uiammentreten,
bon oenen etiua Elm 3useno rein
oeuti6er abitannnnng iino Gertreter
Der oeutiden Wtinoerbeiten I'M CT
iab itnO in 2otbringen fem fperoen.
8arunter nerOen iid pabrIfeinlid
eifige befinOen, Die friiber i'm oeut-
ihen gfeidstog iaBen.
Wlit ben Geputierten Der ,ipieoer.
gelnonnenen" Grobinaen tpir6 aud
neues politiides gllt Der fran8oii.
lden aomller 5lgefilbrt tperDen, oa
Die % gertreter orei politilden
Sdattierlingen ongeb0ren. 9lut
itarfiten Oiirite 6ie tatbolil6e @rup.
pc iein. Die n11Ite @rltppe fino
Die Soaialiitett aus Mes, etraB6urg
nno an6eren SSnouitrieit1oten, rnter
oenen iid pobrideinlid einiee 9tobi.
tale befin0en ipernen Die fleinite
@rnppe Der gliaB.2ot6ringer per.
Den Die &epu6litaner oariteIlen oie
It'd In Der &amnler lpabrideinlid
bent biirgerliden 9lof onidIieBen
merben.
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Pcuanc als 1DchniiS
aller Pobeit5cnern

glmerongen, is. Sept. - Sic
friibere oeittide Gronpritlaeiiin g1.
ellie reilte nit ibren beioeft Gobnen
in ei,tern getpcbnliden 3uge mad,
Imersfort, Sollall6, 1ttlt bon bort
nod Geutidla10 8uriif3ufebren. Sic
bot ip1bren0 hires 8eiuhes I'M bie.
figen SdGoiie oes @rofen 8entind
nit Dem GrsGaiier nno Der @r.&ai.
iertu Die Moglidfeit beIpromen, ooB
fid) Die oan5e friibere &otierfontiIie
in SoIlonO onidilig uaAt, nber benz
8ernebmen ratb tit fi6ts geitinrlt.
tes beihloiien tporoen.
8ie friibere &ronpriti5eiint ber.
bro6te lire 3eit bntptia9Iid) Bel
Ser friiberen 9aiierin.
Die &inoer batten 8erglliigen an
ibrem s(ufentboLt in glmerorgelt.
Sic fpbren in gog Carts fpa3ie.
ren un6 ibielten I'M SdIoBporf, mo-
lie ibrent @roBbater beim Solsi6gen
3l1idhauteu.
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StablarbeiterItreik
i1cint iaitabtpcnSbar
Ridter 0arb fpll 6nrd) ben s(ns.
itanO aesiunngen iuerScn, ben
sSprorrnnaen oer g(rbeiter
nadlsnfommen.

95ittsb,rob, ga, Is. Sebt.-Sytl
Der beitte bier obgebaltenen Gon.
feren5 Scr 6iibrer Der orgntiiierten
StabInr6eiter llto ongeglieoerter
@etperbe mitroe Der fir ben 2s.
Septenlber ongeieBte nnfionspeite
Streif Der gngeItellten oieier syrlor.
ftrieu abermals fnGrinitens befiir-
tportet. SER sSobn sSispatrif, Der
8oriiter bes @enernlfontitee, er.
fldrte, 6oB oie glrbeiter lit ben
StobItuerfcn an fontmenoen @ton.
tog Inn 8 l1hr norgens, Die glrbeit
eitItellen itn6 70 Ionse I'M Gus.
ftaHo bleiben tperoet Bis 9Rihter
@arb i6ret 8oroernngen eeredt
ipirO.
Die Shllbiibung oieies 4onlitee,
lif aus ben 2eitern bon "a
iftternntionalen 8ereinigitngen ait
innuneniett, miro beute i'm Monen.
gebela Sanip obgebn[ten. Ser erite
SeiI oeriel6en miro Inn 10 llbr er.
offnet Der 8lpeite nm A llbr nod.
Goriiber sSiepatrid ipei-
gerte iid. Die 2lngeIegenbeit ipeiter
gu beIpreden, nerIprad je0od, ip1.
ter cine poaitdlloige GrfIGrling aii
aeben.
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D'Nnittlit5io tpirS
SiMntc perfeicieen

9tom, is. Sept. = 9ie Streit.
fraftc O'9lnnun5ios baben Die li6 nm
5iuue eritredenoen syortififationen
beiett. Sic Soea g}aaionole bat
giadridt erbaIten, oab o'9[mltn3io
iidj In Belts nIler itrategiIden gunf.
te 6efinoet. Ser 5iume geoticn1l.
rat ioa olle im 9afen 6efinoIi6en
9abrungsmitteL bei6Iognabmt ba-
ben. 9epeiden aus Grieit beiaeen
02Inniu5io babe oil oie Gruppen in
SSilme cine proclamation erIaiien,
lie nufforOerno, iid) fin oos Batter.
lan0 at opfern. nGenn oaourh",
beibt eS in Der Srotlanlation,
ofonnt ibr Oie S6an6e uto Die @e.
leioigungen Die @urem 2orSe oitee.
fiigt moroen fino, beriDii6en. SonIt
iueroen iene 100000 Mann, Die ibr
2eben fir SStnliens @robe bingoben.
in ibren @rdbern ni6t in 6rieoen
rltben." 9ie 3eitpngea iino nit oie.
fer Brofldmation nidt einberltonoen
unb ipreden Die 8eiiir6tling aus,
onb ilbIe Solsen 0abur6 entiteben
fonnen. Sm ean8en 2ono o6er ee.
MINT 6'annitn5iO 2fnbdiger. s;r.
geno iuelde braitiide MoBnobmen,
tpie cine gloda6e 5iulne's 6ur9 ita.
Iieniife ariegsi4iffe, ipiir0e oos
Golf in Sarniid bringen.
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str 4orcsciIicrmft9
/ Scr 6rcisIcbldc9ter

klbnnD, sc. o. Is. Sept. =
Y 8erIaufe elmer bon @ouberneur
flitb ein6erufenen aorferen5 bon
Enoes- uno GtaatSbeamten 5ur
lteriudung Ser boben Soften bes
bensunterboItes, nlodte General.
lDaIt u. aiitdeI Bolner be.
Ant, Dob Die llilteriu6ullgen ge-
y Die @roBifldhter, beionoers
II eegen Die o@roBen SUM- Iebr
be s5ortl6ritte nadt lino DOB oas
sIti5oeporteunetlt bereits jebt in
h @eiit bon binreihe1oem Be-
kSmdteriaL fei, Inn oieiel6en ser
Irlesung oes glntitriiltgeieses at
|erinbren. 8ie angeIegenbeit miro
l1nGdlt Den @robgeidporenen
kriuieien tueroen. 8enn ole gln.
Egen eerneiniam nit @Gpeismate-
Il Sur Genntnis oes oGgeneinen
Ilfes fontnt, miro itd cine groBe
hp0rung gegen Die ShuIoigen
ll6 tun uno man miro nidt roItpn
4 iie ibrer geredten Gtrnfe 5lge-
trt fi1o. Serr 8olnier lit iiber.
let, onB Die gIntIasen eesen Oie
)roBen 5iinf" bon our9idIa9en.
grfoIa beaIeitet iein fper0en.
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3 ,giQionen Sefi,it.

8oibilpton, 18. Sep. Gin 9e.
fiSit bon 8 gillionen iuO nlebr lit
in Sidt big gum 1. SUM 1920,
ielbit tpcul bis onbin fein Gent be-
pilligt miro, 10 erfldrte goriiser
@ooo rom 8elpil[igunas.aonlitee
beS @anies. Ser 9sorftter parnte
bas 1niiS Dor fDcifrrett 9epilliglttts
gen iinh snlpfabI eroBere Spariant-
felt. Gie Reeierllns lit bereits an
Die ausga6en bes S9Sabres ge6unoen
I'M Qetrage bon $1083t, ,201 $50,
biS 5ltm Gnbe nes Sisfnl Sdbres
on 30. sult 1920 Die 2ebeitsfo,
ten fonlien nod neiter berabgpiett
BOD itebt feline pernlonente
Silfe in 9[uslif)t, bis mir int
Stonbe iinb, billiger 5u pro0u3ieren.
9as @olt Der Ser. Staaten ntlB
lernen fif ein3ui6rdnfen.
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Sumanit1t oenfbnr 1T. ct beriu6t,
ben Senat ali beranIaiien einen
8ertrag Su rotifiaierett Der bOber
itebt, nls Die aonititution Der Ser.
Stanten lno an Stelle bon Slme.
rifnnismaS einen unebclbaften Sn.
ternationaIisnllts" ol ieten."
gluf Die 0te6e oes 8rdiioenten in
Omaha @e3ug nebftteno, iogtc er.
Der Br1fioent fagt: p0as nnerifnni-
ife golf miiiie oieies oisldn6ifde
9ofument, oas er ilnterbreite, obne
8riifina, Gnoliiierung, Gmenoemert
ooer &or6eboIt onnebnen."
Set mann beitst Der @rGlibent
Der Gereiaigten Stonter oie @e-
malt, Sem 8olfe uno oem &ongrcB
8lt iagen 03br ntiiBt oies unO je.
mes titn9?" froete Sobnion. pglls
man in 9aris bos 8uiton0efonlltlen
Der 80lferIiga beiprad, erfldrte ii6
@roBbritaanien ni1t NIT benz
8lone einberiton0etL nuber @rpB.
britannien prbielt fiinf Stimnen i'm.
9fot oerielben; irno In 6icienl Sinne.
ipur0e Die aonItitlttion aud amen.
Siert."
r5ranfrei6 erfldrte li6 gegen|
bieiel6e. auBer Die Ser. Gtoaten
ihIieBen mit s5rontreid Elm Sdnt.
unb Grustilnoni3 ob, uno es geibab
alio.
sSSapnn iueigerte Tid bei3utrcten
auBer es erbielt G9antllng nit
100000 gbineien. Ser 9raii-
bent CAB tad, unb iontit tpuroe Die
aonItitution i'm Srterelie SSSapons
onlenoiert.
Sur etnent 2anoe miro bon oeln
9r1lioenteh 0as 8orreht beripeigert,
ieine Sntcreiien, fem 8lut, feline 3u.
fitnft 5H s6iben uno 6ieies 2ano
fin0 Die Ger. Gtaaten bon g(meri.
fo."
Senator sSobnion miro beiite nit |
tog bier cine neitere Heoe bolten
uno ii6 Damn berte abeno nod
begeben. no er Greitog
obenO cine 9ieoe bolten miro. !
Sainsto9 obenO ipridt er in Min. |
neopoli5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-18
Belgiefts K0ni9spaar
koinntt nadt 2tmerika
a0His Sllbert uill SraISent @ilions
Scind eriuicoerm slmcrita
banfcn nno etiuas lerRen.

9riiiieI, 93elgien, is. Sept. -
8ie bier befonnt miro, ipiro 6os
6elgiide &oniespanr nuf ieiner &ei.
ie nod Den Ser. Gtaaten bon einem
&egilneilt omerifoniider SoIoaten
begleitet iper0eit Die iid eeItern in
Brett einidifften. Man benbIidtig.
te llripriingli4, Den Sr1rsportoonlp.
fer George @aibington Dem belgi.
i6en Serriderpaore itno Oeren 9iei.
iegeiellidaft oIleln aur 8erfiigung
gu IteIlen. slIs Gonig SIlbert ie6oA
oabon &unoe erbielt, erflGrte er lie.
Der ouf Die &eiie berSidten 3l1 mol.
len, ols Die Seimfobrt Der 9lueri-
faner 5u per50gern uno beItano oa.
roltf, oaB oieiel6en nit linn reiItcn.
a0nig gll6ert crfIdrte, oo6 i'm 8
Singe bemoeen, ben Ser. Stooten ei.
men @eiud ob3uitatten. @r min oie
g(nitanosbiiite 0es BrGiiOent @iIion
IN gelglen ertUleoern Dem amerifa.
niiden 8oIfe fir Sic 8eIeien un6
Ben onberen olliierten 2Gnoern ge.
leiitete SiIfe nnO ltnteritiitrng 6an.
fen unb enoIid aud I'M ettuas su
lernen.
GaS belgiide a6niespoar lit iiber
Die beboritebenoe Geiie iebr erfreut,
bod iprad Der aonig Die Soifnune
aus, ooB bon groBen 9anfetten 9l6.
itano genomnen miro, oa er fein
5relnO Oeriel6en lei un0 neil aud
Die gtobrltng in @ltropa gu oringen6
betlotigt miro, I'm bel oerartigen
geranitaIhlngen peridtpenoet su
meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-18
JnSMitriekcnferens
in BmnSestaMptitaSt
8arb Sursek bon Smaba III elmer
Der ~ Dom GrGiioenten tr-
naunten Seiiiter.

San Srotcisco, &olif., Is. Sept.
-Grdiioert &iIion nioate eeIteriI
bier Die Nanlen bon % Mdnnern
aus alien Seilen Der @ereinigte1
Staaten befnnnt, ipelbe 6as aage-
meine asutlifiur in Der ont 6. Sf,
tober III 8aibington itattfinoenoen
aonfpren5 SDiiden ben @ertretern
Der 9lrbeitgeber itlto Irbeiter ber-
treten iollen. % anoere 9elegaten
tueroen in nddlter 3eit BON Der or.
eanificrten Grbeiteridbait, Ben fiib.
renoen lanbpirtiboftIi6en 8ereini.
giingeb Den 8anfieren uno 6abri-
forten erip1blt nerbeil
Inter 6en bon 8rGii0ent 8ilIon
ernonnten gertrctern befin0et iih
oud Serr @or6 8uracb, aus
Sntoba, Der mobIbefonnte 9r1iioettt
Ser @ur9cb gaoib 60. 9ie geomen
Der nnbercn 8eleeaten iin0 ipie
fol9t: BERNARD &c. garttdl Stem
gorf; gfo6ert 9. groofings, ct.
2ouis; 9yobu 8. 9todefeller, IT,;
&ihter gl5ert s. @arp, 9ep gorf;
Charles gS. Glipt, bon ber Sarbor0
ltniberiitGt; Charles golparO 9flii-
ieL gtep yorf; Sobn Sprago, Ber-
mont; 8. 6. 8rotfrts, aerid, 81;
Suffer 81. gdIlomoD, Ga Grange,
@o.; G1omas 8. GbaOburne, Stem
Oorf; Charles q. Danes, CHI
cdgo; $ 9. Gnoicott, gfiltor,
Maii.; EauI 8. 5eiB, glebelano;
Gomin s @np, Sarparo llniperiitdt;
George R. Sanles, @enlpbis, ,Ecnn. :,
8bonas 9. Sones, Chicago; q. o..
2on0on Buffalo; 6. z. @iereoitb,
9es Moines, sSo.; @abin Mcglob,
San sSrancisco; 8. 9. Slpeet Gar
bonoole, Colo; unb 2oilis Titlts,
San 6raacisco.