davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IN nose 0ISlIIctS where the men WdlkGQ
out on November list. fho Gov has not
done its full duty in requiring the with
draWal OF the slrite orders. several OPP
orators declared. pointing out that a gen
al s5oppage Of production 0f coal, exists
in many mines employing union labour.
Winnipeg, Nov. 18th. Sleeping sick
ness was made a reporatable and noti-
ficab}e disease, amp .subject to he laws
of quarantine, by 4 regulation passed ny
the provincial board OF health on Satur-
day, it is ANNOUNCED that several deaths
have occurred IL Winnipeg ard The pro
vince since a recent lutbreak of this
malady.
Washington, Nov. 7Ih.-Presjdent
Wilson " II pocket the peace treaty If it
contains the lodge reservations, he told
Senator Hitchcock at a co ference TODAY
at the White Hotse the President has
read and conside3ed the Lodge reserva-
tons. Senator Hitchcock said, and he
considers them a notification of the
treaty and utterly impossible. -
Washington, Nov. Itch The Shan
tun4 reServat Oh was ad0pted by the
Senate on Saturday without change, by a
vote of Al without debate, the next re-
sarVation was agreed IL, it reads the
OiJIlGQ DldlGS uiIl4CiSidtlt}C iltl IIIG tC-
paration commission win regulate or in
terfere with exports from the United
States to Germany, or from Germany to
the United States, only when the United
States by act or oint resoiuti, n Of Con
gress approves such regu aticn of inter-
ference" the committees economic boy
colt reservation went through with the
usual majority. "a committee reservation
providing that rights Of American citi-
zens in the administration OF enemy
alien property shall not be foreclosed by
the treaty, also was adop ed with brief
debate after adopting all but two Of the
committees reservations to the peace
treaty, the Senate adjourned until Mon
day. The remaining two reservations
were Enacted upon, but all drought the
day the committee reservations had been
accepted with substantial najorifies.
London, Nov. 17th.-The injury to the
eye which Mr.. Johnson. the American
anti-saloon organizer, received last week
during the demonstration by students,
in which he was the central figure, is
proving more serious than at first
thought. A second specia list has been
consulted, and another operation has
been performed. 1t is feared it may be
necessary TO extract the eye. The pro-
hibition campaigner's eyesight has been
permanently impaired, it is said, and
, 1919-11-22

it is considered doubtful whether the
second operation VIII save his sight.
Lo don, Nov. nth A Moscow Wire
less message says the peoples court has
sentenced Mr.. Heating, an English news
paper correspondent to prison until the
war with lmperialist England is ended
Mr.. Heating was charged with crossing
the frontier without Soviet permission
and attempting TO bride the guards.
Fiume. Nov. 18th. Gabrielle Dannun-
no returned here Saturday from his ex-f
petition to Cara on the Dalmation coast.
His arrival was the occasion for an en-
thusias ic demonstration. Dannunzio
left the garrison at cara, commanded
by an officer of his own staff with sever
al hundred Of his troops. D~annunzio re-
ceiVed a most cordial welcome at cara.
1t is announced that DannUnzio will oc-
occupy all OF Austria. which is being
considered by the peace conference,
including the sections jereiQU Minister
Tu0ni proposed, shall comprise an indie
pendent state.
Washington, Nov. 18th The Blanket
Reservation Of the Foreign Relations
COMMITTEES to preclude from the iuris-
dictiol of ths League of Nation all ques-
tons affecting honour or its vital in
terest of the United States, was de-
feated today in the Senate. The Re
SerVatiOn, the last on the Committee
list, was rejected by the Committee
vote of administration democrats and
the old reservation republicans So to &c.
On the eve of the final vote on the Peace
Treaty, President Wilson gave the Sen
ate to understand today. that unless it
modified the reservations i eady adopt
ed, he would take the Treaty back to the
White House, and lock it up in his desk
The first effect of the warning was to
striffen the lines of both sides of the
Senate fight. Then comprised proposals
Of many kinds were thrown out by the
Democrats in a final effort to break into
the majority programme. They found
the Treaties Republican friends, all of
whom had voted for the Reservations
disposed to listen, but to promise moth
ing, and tonight the life of the Treaty
seemed to hang on a slender thread. A
decision one way or the other is planned
for Wednesday, and under the closure
rule the Leaders say it cannot he delayed
beyond Thurday or Friday. Tomorrow
the Senate will remain in session until
it has cleared away all proposed reserva-
tions, leaving nothing to do but act upon
the reservation resolution itself. Four
COntNYod on nth n00p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09
Native of BrooksviIIe Dead.

Frances w. Bakeman, who died June
2s at his nome in Chelsea, Mass, was a
native of Brooksville, Me-, born April IA,
1871. He was graduated in 1866 from
Waterville college, now Colby, and in
1869 from Newton theological seminary,
being ordained the same year. He
preached in Janesville, Wis, and
Worcester, Mass, going to Auburn, Me-,
in 1874 and remaining for about ten
years, then going to Chelsea, Mass,
where he was pastor of a prominent
Baptist church for thirty years. lie was
twice married A widow, two sons and
two daughters survive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09

Miss Florence Nevells of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting here.
George F. Goggins is at home from New
York on vacation of three weeks.
Richard H. Clark of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting his aunt, Miss NJ. A. Clark.
Sherman Sawyer is visiting his grand
parents, George Mooney and wife, in Or
land.
Killing frosts are reported this morning,
July 9, 1919, from various sections of the
county.
Mrs. George Corneail and daughter
Annie returned home Thursday after a
week in Milbridge.
Norris Hodgkins, who was graduated
from Dartmouth college last month, ar
rived home Thursday.
A special meeting OF the Thursday
club will be held this week at Mrs. John
Whitcomb's at 2.30 p. m.
Charles :woodman of Allentown. Pa.
with his daughter Hilda, is visiting his
daughter, mrs. T.. ii. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Mason, jr., and
little son Girsrd, OF Philadelphia, are
here for vacation OF few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Russell and infant
son John, of Somerville, Mass, are visit
ing Mrs. Russell's parents, r, B. Holmes
and wife.
Mafn N a
Boston, who are spending a week at
Hancock Point, were in Ellswort b
yesterday.
Lieut.. Bryant +. Moore, U. S. N, has
joinedIhis wife here, at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. A. w. King, for a furlough
of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Laffaty and three
children, OF Escalon, CAL, are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Lyndon II. McGown. Mrs.
Laffaty is Mrs. McGown's sister.
Cassius NJ. Holloway OF Brockton,
Mass, was here last week, leaving Sun
day. Friends were pleased to know he
had recovered from his accident.
Philip d. Mason, U. ). N. R., now sta
toned at Cape May, N. j., came home to
attend the funeral of his grandmot her.
He was granted ten days furlough.
The annual meeting OF the Hancock
county chapter of the Red Cross will be
held at the board of trade room in Ellis
worth next Wednesday afternoon at 2.3O.
DIR. Percy Bartlett of Hanover, N. H.,
with his wife and daughter Elizabeth, is
spending few weeks with his mother in
Ellswo orth and at his camp in East brook.
Sergt- Major Nealley d. Shea, who has
been in the service as machine gun in
structor, and stationed in the West, has
received his discharge, and arrived home
this morning.
George s. Foster, with his daughters
Louise and Sarah, left Sunday for Port
land, by auto. Mrs. Foster, who has been
visiting there several weeks, will return
with them next Sunday.
Mrs. Charles G. Royal, with sons Pres
ton and Charles, of Somerville, Mass, is
at her home here for the summer. A..
Lawrence Merrifield Of Somerville is the
guest OF Preston Royal for two weeks.
George H. Richardson OF Mt. Desert
was arraigned in the Ellsworth municipal
court yesterday, charged with larceny of
a wheel and cushion from the automobile
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Percy Flood and wife of Brewer spent
the week end here.
Harvard Gray was home from Brewer
from Thursday until Sunday.
Fred E. Grace and wife spent part OF
last week at their home here.
Henry c. Hastings has returned from a
visit in Old Town and Brewer.
Charles Fernsld and family of Cherry
field were here over the Fourth.
Bartlett L. Smith and wife and Miss
Doris Smith of Steuben were here Tues
day.
Owen H. Treworgy is having extensive
repairs made upon the Treworgy cottage
at Contention cove.
Master Ernest Franklin of Beverly,
Mass, is visiting his grandparents, Ernest
L. Franklin and wife.
Secretary Emery OF the Maine Civic
League will speak at the church next Sun
day morning at 1880.
George E. Gray and George E. Mad
docks caught an eleven-pound salmon at
Beech Hill lake last week.
Ernest White and wife OF Bath were
here from Friday until Monday with Mrs.
Whites parents, William Fernald and
wife.
Robert Holden OF Boston was here Sun
day with his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet
Hastings, returning home on the night
train.
Charles Joy and Miss Bertha Joy accom-
panied W. B. Joy and wife to East Holden,
where they spent the Fourth with Mrs.
Joy'sIparents.
All members of the Moore family are
asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Orlando
Brooks Saturday evening to make ar
rangements for the annual reunion.
John Scott and family of Corinna are
here, and spending this week with John
]. Whitney at his cottage at Lamoine.
William Currier and wife OF Bangor have
been tkeir guests, returning home Tues
day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.

For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday,
July 8, 1919,
From observations taken at the powe,
station OF the Bar Harbor & Union Rive
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation
given in inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09
COMING EVENTS.

Monday, Aug. II - Meeting of State
board Of assessors with assessors of towns,
at county courthouse in Ellsw orth; at Bar
Harbor following day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-07-09

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
At ELLSWORTH PosroFP1cK.
In effect, June 80, 1919
MAILS REoKrvRD.
Week Days.
FROM WEsT-7.0o, 7.1s, II so a m; $50, 7.Os D m.
FROM EAsT-1t25, S.4i, 5.4s, 1887 D m. no AZ
mail not distributed until following morn
ing)
Sundays.
FROM WEST, 1l.5o m; 7.0s M
No mail from east Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE AT PosroFF1cR
Week days.
Como WEsT-l2 m; s.1o, bis and spm.
GoINe EAsT-6,30 a m; M
Sundays.
GOING wEsF-3.1o. SIS and pm.
No mail East Sunday.
Registered mail should be at postofice hall
an hour before mail closes.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS wEEk

Farm for sale
Pocketbook lost
j Haynes-Grocer
NJ l. Adams-Dry goods
Thomas @ Smith-Fish market
Moore's Pharmacy-Girl wanted
Silvy hand cars
Annual meeting Of Hancock County Red
Cross Chapter
PORTLAND:
Boyer g. &Small-Announcement
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GintuanSermitespcrlaoe
Sen .Japancrn eiinitie

8ui6inqtorL IS. Aug. Senator
4belan BON aoIifornien modte cine
@inaabq, in Ser er oie Ginman.
hcrltngspcrloge, sic bon Senotor
9iQinbnln bon @ermont eingercidt
mur6e un0 luorin her Bro5entiab
Ser gin!ganOerer ME mebr olS 5
8roscnt Der nationnlen gcp0lferlng
betrogen oiirie, idarf angriff. Ole
gill, iogte or, iuuroe bon Or. @u'
Iif inipiricrt, 0en Seilator Rbelan
ol8 ciuci 5rciuo Der SSSoponer be-
seidaetc. Gs iei itriftIif erDieien
5af, Sic 8erIoge oitrh Or. 8ulif
IN @enr2lnihoit nit aaiptnmi einem
iapouiitfn 3eitilnnsforreiponoen-
ten, cntfpnricn porocn lei. Die 8or'
Ioge lit ein grobes llnreht oesen
oen Stoat aaIjfcrnien. Der iid1 Die
oyobaner bon Gals idaffen ipolle.
5enator EbeIon 5eigte elm Sdrei'
ben uorous berboraebt, 6aB Or.
@lilit Die 8orIoge enttpirfen bot.
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Deiteres Skelett
tulrS aiisoeeraben

@lapIebia, Scans, IS. 9luanlt. "
Staatsbeanltc, peIde geaenuartia
bier oas npitcri6ie geridpinoen bon
bier @i6nnern innerbaI6 Der lesten
adt Sabre urteriu6ten, boben bier
geitern Oos brittle Stelett oilfaegra.
ben. Us n1trOe etma iiini3ia Sui,
bon nur etDa feds 3oa @roe Be.
oeft, bon ienem anfgefirnoen mel.
dies man lcstc @o6e in Ser gtibe
oss 2eibitaaes fanO. 9alpIon gsoobb
ioerttifi5ierte bas SfeIett, an Ser
@oIofiiQung Der 31bne, oIs ienes
ieineS beri6lulinbenen Sobnes. Rl.
nus Sing, Der friiber SEN 2eibItaa
betrieb un0 Der @rrnoroung oes felt
filnf Sa9ren perntiBten gfea6en
8ntsbaa beidulSiet it, muroe in
Eue6lo, Colo, berboftet. Ger
StaatsnntpoIt @laurice WecgeeiI
na6te befannt, 0ab 9aipIon @oo0B
beltte Sing Der Grmorouna Ieines
Sobnes anflaeen miro.
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Meritanil6e Trage
uirO Derluifelter
Bai,Siten ieben stpei uncertainties 1rmceflieaer
eefaneen mnS perlaneen fiir Seren Sreis
lafimna $4,000 cSieaelc
earransa ideint nt6t Rerr ser Gage 81 isin

neue 9robletne, oie nuf 6ie 8esie.
buneen 5Diiden ben Ser. Staaten
iino @terito 9eSug booeit barren
ieitens Der &eeieriing Der 2oiltng.
Ginelt groBen @inorlf bat bier
Der 9eridt berborgeri,feit, baB sipei
@rnleeflieger bon merifnniihen Ban.
0itet gefangen geiest fino un6 MIR
aegen Elm 2oieeelo bon $4,000 bic
Sreibeit erlateen fonnen.
Die anoere &ahridt, ipelde hfer
tiefen gin6ruf gernnht bat, mar
Oie, 6aB Der ein3ige nod in Der
Sto6t aQerifo berblieDene Eertre-
ter GngIanbs ousgeipieien poroen
lit. Ser llilitano, ooB garranSn
gegen etne raDifnle Ienoerung ser
omrifaniiden Solitif Ierifo geger.
iiber geiparnt bat, laBt in giege.
rittlgsfreiien Sen @eoarlfen ouffonr-
men, Ser garransa Regierung ale
an1erifailiide l1nterItiiBung gu erts
5ieben. Gie selfnabnle Der beioen
onerifaitiiden 6lieger miro ols eit
meiterer gapeis bingeIteflt, 0aB Car
rat5a nidt iinitanoe lit. eineu gro-
ben Seil Merifos 5u fbntroaierelt.
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NmtcitnolHG fcrSert
bier 11ienictercpfcr
Gan Gid nub Satin idmcr btrlett;
brei aiH6er DcripnnSet nnS
bier nnSere getStet.

Beatrice, 9seb., is. 9[ugnit. Gin
3uiammcnitoB 5luiiden einern boil.
beletten gluto iin0 Dem burlington
9aiioaicr5us go. 90, Der iidh all
Der 9abnfrel3ung beiSoag ereianete,
bot bier @1enidcnopfcr eeforoert,
tpabren0 filnf anoere Nerionen per-
lett murScn. Der etpa adt Mei-
len norOpeitIia bon bier oni1iiige
6ariIter 9an Gid beabiidtigte nit
ieiner 6aniiIie nod 3e @itt al fob
rem I'M BORT 5reunoc su beiuhen.
geim lleberfreuScn oes Stienen.
itranges bel Soag periagte Der glu.
tonobiIinotor oen 1icl1t uno Ser
&erionen8ug fubr bireft IN bos glu.
TO, nobel 0osiclbe boIlitonOig 5er.
triimmert mo Die Sniniien nad) al
len &idtltngen bin geidleltOert ipur.
oen.
0ic geruneIiiften ipur0en ioiort
aitf Dem Bug nod bicrber gebradt,
Inn nad Dem SoIpitol iiberiitbrt 3lt
perOen. 0rei ser ainoer Itarben
ie0n6 auf Dem @ege bierber, mG6-
reno Elm oiertcS I'M Solpitol ieiit
2eben ausboudtc. Gie Gotten iiiio /:
9eora IL Sabre alt; Gon, 5; Gitber
2 un0 George / SSabr alt. Scrr uno
6roit Cid purocn idblper berIest,
Oitrftcn iebo1 nit Dem 2cben Sa.
bonfommei1. Der 13 Sabre olte
8illioHt Die 10 iGbrige gtinnie uno
9enrb 5 Sabre oIt, puroen Ieift
DerIeBt. Cine ll:iterilthltng mur0c
eingeleitet.
Bie Der aofontotipfii1rer befunnt
gibt berbinoerte ein groBes 0fais-
felO Die ausiidt un0 oIs er l9liebs
lid 0os gluto auf Sen 0cleiien be-
ucrftc, fonnte Der 3ug nidt mebr
redt5citig gum Steben gebradt per.
Den. 9crr cid lit aGgenlcill oIS
iebr boriidtiger Center befnilrt, 10
Dab i'm mobl feiuc Sdul0 al bent
idredIidcn llngliid, Dos ieiAe syu-
Mile betroffcn bot, trifft.
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gl 8oio, Ser, is. ang. - Siinfs
SebntauIcno Collars 2oIegelo ipT0e1
bcutc 5lpeds 5reiIoiil,ne Der bon me.
rifnniiden gon0iten feftgebaItenen
otnerifnniifen GIieger, 2eiitnont
Saul S. 3apig uno SoroIo 9. Ge.
teriolt obgeionot peroer. Die @e.
fonseniesung erfol9te bent gig 8eno
Giitrift gegeniiber. Gie Slieger
piroen NIT Dem Sooe bebrobt, faIls
Sos 20iegelO nidt beute geihidt
miro.
syn elmer in Sort 9abis itottgea
fllnoenen Gerioutnllung boben Seros
Gopbobs binnen wertigen Rinlttett
Die bcrlangte Sunlnre unter3eidnet;
aud General Santes .. Grpin,
aomnlanoont 6es Sort BIiB, bot oos
berIongte 2oieeelo oufgebradt.
0ie sSIieaer tpur6en bon ben me-
rifaniidcn gonoiten ON Sonntag,
oen 10. atuguit, als fie nabe Der
@ren5e Ianoeten absefangen. Sic
IeBten ibre 9lngeborigen iiber bag
linen 5ltgeitoBene l1ngliid briefli6
IN Sfcllntnis. Gas @eIo miro Ben
ganoiten ourd, 9atpftns 4ilpatrid,
geiiber eines 2a0ens iit ganoelaria,
ousbe3ablt mer0en. &iIpotrif err
bielt bon ciuem 8an6itenfiibrer Die
aun6e, ooB 6ie omerifaniiaen Ge-
fanoenen ermoroct merOen tDiirOeh
falls Ser onerifaniide gefebIsbaber
Scr @ren8truppen etpas gegen Die
gonoitcn unternebnten ioIlte. 9ieie
Grobung beranlnBte Die omerifatlt-
idcn Gombobs, bon ibrent 8orbubetL
ata. gan0iten ansugreifen, abauIte-
ben
9eterluns 8rief. Ser bon einent
floblbcfannten Mdtber nadJ beln Big
Beuo Giitrift beforoert tpltroe, be-
iaqt, OaB Sic 2anoiins Der 5lieger
erapltngcn lDur6e. Dfnn gloitbt, oaB
6ieielben lid entiueber perirrten ooer
infolge zines 6eblers an Der Wta-
idinerie lanben ntubten.
Geterlon orQngte oarauf, 0os 2oie-
oeto al beSablen. n@enn nidt, oonn
aOe", idrieb er, vOenn iie n1einett
cs ernlt. 9ln ieine W1utter, Die 1T
SutdinIon. 0tiiilt., tpobnt, ldrieb
9eterion unter anoereI1: pGcoenfe
meiner in 2iebe unO lei ltnbeiorgt.
9apis iit 90 Sabre olt uno III
Strahtlnore, Colo, bebelnotet. Ge-
tcrion Itc6t int 25. 2ebensiobr. @e-
terions 8ater bat 6ebelhiert, oaB
ct 0as 20icgeIo iofort arfbringen
meroe.
Seifcns Ser WtiIitGrbeb0r0en mer-
ben .alle 2lnitrengungal genlaht lt9
nit Ben 8on0itcn III 8crbinoutg at
Ieben, I'M linen ntit6liteilen, Dob
man ihren 5orberungctt na6folnmen
miro.
Gieier 3lpiideufall bot 0a8u bei-
getragen, Oie S5nterbcntionsfrage
luicoer SIT er0rtern.
Gage pirS Der5luidter.
S8olbington Is. glug, = 3met
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Sort Blifs miro
urfilicriclaocr

81 9aio, Gerds, is. 2GuguIt
8ic geitern bier befannt uur0e,
trifft Die ScercsperlpoItun9 Der Ser.
eilli9ten Staoten Qegcnnp1rtig 8or.
bcreitltneen, in Sort glib einc5 scr
groBten glrtiIlerielngcr Oes 2onocs
ein3uridtcr. Seit mcbr ais 3lpci
8ohen troien oaiclbit bercits grpbe
8orrate pom @elGiibiueien Gin u10
mcitere Senoltn3en perocn tiglid)
III Gu1pfang gelloltlnen. Inter oen
eeitern argclaHetel 8orr1tcn befan-
Den iid aud Is Der grpBcn Sanfs
mic tic aud oltf Ser europdiihen
Shiod)tfcIoeru sur @ernenonng ia.
men. I'M bic groben @orrGte ottfe
neblnen 5u f0rncn peroen ge9enY
mdrtig iie6cn ncuc, aus Stabl gcbali.
te 2ngerbdltier erridtet, Die cine
6lahenaliS0ebniin5 bon ie 240 BEL
800 SUP boben. Scdls an0cre
Speider lmo neun Maga3ine iin0
bereits in getrieo. Cine beipeglihe
@eidHt HepnrotlirdbteiIung miro
gegenmdrtig orgoliiiiert, Gin Gbn-
Iides Eager miro nuG in Gronns.
bile, Ser, etobIlert. Nton Der,
mlltet. ouB oieie 9lniuutinittng bon
@eidiitlpeicns an unierer Sitogren5e
NIT Den ipannenoen ge5iebnngcn nit
Nerifo in 8erbinbung itebt. 9lrs
meeoffi5iere lpeigern iid, iibcr Die
ali for1lnenOieren.
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1ruFe SorSernnsen
Der SOfcmotibbciser
Scrlonscn 35. bis 65-pro;. Colin.
5itlase nnS mcdjaniide ger6eTe.
ransen an Maidinen.

GleoelnnO, g., is. gfuguIt. - 81
Der glbidlubb Der bier
ieit 8ienstog in Situng befinoIifer
300 @eueralporiiter ser griioeridaf
Der 2ofomotiobeiaer uno Seller II
Den 8ereinigten Stoaten lin6 &ano
oo, iuelde etipa 11700O U1itoIieOel
5ablt, uuroe Der 8eidluB gcfoBt, Ell
ne SobnSnlage bon 35 biz 65 Gro,
sent au foroern.
gluBeroem miro an bic 99obnber
ipoltllng alih 6os 8crlongen aeTtelt
meroen, oaB olle i'm Gtreden0icnIt
ltcbcnOe 2ofon1otiben nit einein @e.
pi6t bon mebr ols 100000 9funo
nit medaniiden Geueriingsporrid
tllngen uno onoeren 8erbeIIerimoer
ausgeitnttet tperoen. 9is oieIe Glen,
oeritngen eingefiibrt iper6en. IoIler
5iuei Sci3er alf jeoer oerortiacn 60,
fonotibe angeiteIlt merSen. Gtmc
10000 Woidinen in Oen @ereiniateu
Stdaten tueroen bon oieier sSoroe,
rung bctroffen.
5iir Sci5er uno Seller TIM 8oIia.
gieroienit miro Elm SageIobn bon
$3.50 fiir 100 MeiIen oDer lpeniqer
beoniprltdt, NIT glusnabmc Der MaI,
let Moldilrn tuo Der 2obnfob S7.2O
betroqcl ioll. lleber3eir miro mad,
Der gegenluartigen 9aTs berebnet
nit 20 Oieilen per Stun0e fir Sal
iagieroicnIt.
SIN 6rahtoienit miro fir Moid)i.
ncn NIT ipeniger ais 100000 9f0.
@eipidt fir ben 100 Reilen Saq
ooer lueniger $3.50 bennTprunt; fiir
ihnerere 2ofomotiben miro $3.50
per Sag eefor6ert. lteber5eit wir6
nad Der gegcnipdrtigen go1is, NIT
1919 Meilen per Stunoe berednet.
Sei5er itno SeIfer, Die i'm 2ofaI-
berfebr, 8eridiebeoienit, qentiidytetl
3iigen o0er abnlider Irbeit Scr.
tpcnoing fin0en, ioIIen ouBer ben re.
guIaren' Staten fir SSrohtsiige fir
fe 100 NeiIen niin0eitens 90 gents
ertrn erbalten.
9ln aoidtritftions3iigen, 3irfug,ii.
gen 8iIfssiigen shueepfIug, @1ilA.
5iisen imn ibnIihn 9ienIten be.
iAdfti9te Sei5er lmo Seller loaen
Den gleifen 2obn pie onf Durd,ae.
benoen 6radt5ilaen erboIten, inter
geriidiidtigung Der @roBe Der Soto.
ntotiben.
@leid5eitig for0ern iie cine fiinf-
digproaentige 2obnerb6bung fir ale
8enItarten, no Gonntoqs. ooer Sci.
trtagsorbeit notipenoig lit. 8ie Sci.
ser berlongen oes peiteren, Dob fie
bon Der glrbeit oes 9ieintaens Ser 60
fonotibe, oes &oblenlooen8, SeIens
itno .shntiercns befreit perDen. Ibi.
mOtp Sbea, Der IteIlbertretenoe 8r6ii.
bent Der griiOerihaft, erfGGrt, oab
Dies eie ourdidnittlide 2obner66.
bltng bon etlDa so Brosent be0eute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-18
araitiaer Cjreis BON 95 9a6ren.

Go6Iesbillr. Sn6., is. stug. Glnrf
@iligan. Der i'm noroIihen 3eil
ron SomiIton Gountp irobnt. fam
Dor etlidlen &ogen nod gtobles.
bile, farFte iid elm gutomobiI un0
fubr nit 0emielben nnd Souie. Gs
boftet niGts llngeiuobnIides on ole.
iem 95 Sabre aIten Wonn, Der iein
glutonobiI ieIbit nod Sailie id6rt,
aIs oab er bel gutter @eiunobeit
1T, Ieinen @eiaen nit Der SideI
idnitt unO oenielben 81 @orben
boiio. Sm Iesten 5riibiobr badte er
10 9lder Corn nno pflonste 700
Silbfarfcfiel 9ildn5en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-18
suiua erhc6t asruteit.

S6eIoon, So., is. 9tuo. aongreb-
mann Is. 3. 9oies bonn ii. Soma
9iltrift, ianote an @eit Goitmeiiter
@ilrleaon cine 9epeid1e, iuorin er Die
glufmerfiantfeit diif 0as ltnrcdt
lenft, OnB Soma giirger ge3nlineen
meroeL BON 0en @e9ierung 2ebens-
mitteln in Gbicuao anitatt in Ontn-
bd 8u fauicn. STE meroen OaOurh
ge5iulmeen Die 4. 3onc-Rote anitdtt
Die i. 3onenrate 81 5abIen. aon.
greBmoun 8oies bringt in ben @e.
nernlpoitmeiiter, Nieies llureht nb5ii.
iteIlcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-18
glcnes nnanriidles anhinctt.

aopenbagelt Is. 9lug. - 0ete.
lden aus 8ubapeit an Serltner 3ei.
tltneet meIoer DoB bas net,e itngori.
ide aabinett iid) pie foIet 5uIaut.
menlteIlt: Gremler. 6rieorid; Wai-
niiter 0es 9[lsipdrtigeu, 2abacp; 9ti.
nilter os SlnerlL 9erettbi; sinar5.
niniiter, @run; ariegsntiniiter,
Sdnebler; Suiti8ntinifter, golegb:
9lferbouniniiter, Stapban S5obo;
Minilter Ser Heligion, Soller; Saui-
t6tsminiiter, Silleri; Dfirtiiter obne
GortefcuiIle, 0iaher, gIaper uno
@raf Scllefi. Gs beiBt, DoB Die
9eanltett Sen gfmtseto bor gr8bersog
SSoiepb ablegten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-08-18
@illiams Ieat glmt nieSsr.

9iucoIn, 9le6r., IS. aug.-Gr.
.. 5. gaillions, Sug oemofratiid]e
ser aontroIIbeboroe, Bat
iein anIt nieoeraeIeqt. ysa1 Dem
9eies rnub iein RoffoIeer Elm De-
Inofrat iein Gos glint briugt ein
(sehoIi sen $1,000