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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
HATCH|NG
BEST, SAYS EXPERT
Advice On When and How To Raise
Young chicks-Warmth Is the
Greatest Requirement.
BY H. B. Lansden, Poultry Husband
man, Extension Division, Univer-
sity of Arkansas.

Early spring is natures favorite
growing season. By Matching chicks
early they will have the advantage of
this favorable growing season and a
longer period than those Matched in
the spring and summer.
Given some feed, care and atten-
ton chicks Matched in February and
March will weigh more at four
months old than those Matched in
May and June, when they are four
months old. The rate of growth of
chicks is greater during the first four
weeks of its life than at any other
period.
Early sroiiers Bring High Prices
Considerable money can be realiz-
ed from the sale of early broilers. The
early broilers bring best prices. Thus
II appears that early Matching should
be employed so as to have marketa-
BILE six cockerels for the spring when
prices ore highest.
The best time to hatch early chicks
Is February and March for the south
and. south central Arkansas, and in
March and April for the north and
north central OF the state.
Keep Baby Chicks Warm.
The first requirement. for baby
chicks is warmth. They should be
allowed to brood whether with the
hen or artificial brooder, for forty
eight hours before feeding.
Feed Little and Often.
The yolk of the egg which is an
sorbed by the chick furnishes all
nourishment required for the first two
days.
The first five days after beginning
to feed chicks. they should be allowed
only buttermilk, bread crumbs, or
rolled oats, after which they may be
fed small grains, cracked oats. crack
ed corn, etc. Do not allow lit
tie chicks to be dragged about in wet
grass by mother hen. A small brood
coop with Slated front, combining the
hen and permitting the chicks to go
and come at will. should be provided
and employed for week or ten days
uulll Tie CulChS DcCOue elIOuS
enough to follow the hen.
/. Early Matched chicks grow rap
idly and have more vigor.
2. Early Matched chicks are strong
and less liable to die from lice and
disease.
3. Early Matched chicks have a
longer growing period.
I. Early Matched chicks mature by
early fall.
8. Early Matched pullets produce
fall and winter eggs
s. Early Matched pullets lay while
the hens are Noting.
Z Early Matched pullets are the
ones that become broody early in the
spring,
s. Early Matched chicks mean
higher prices for surplus cockerels.
8. Fall and winter eggs bring the
highest prices.
10. Early Matching means greater
profit
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
IS Years Success
The Wonderful Record of DR..
TEACHERS Liver and
Blood Syrup.

Those medicines which live for even
quarter of century are exceptional,
and continuous use for over two-thirds
Of century is indisputable evidence of
wonderful merit.
DR.. Thachcr's Liver and Blood Syrup
came into existence in 1852, and from
that time to the present it has grown
IN the confidence and estimation of its
yearly increasing number of users.
Through all these years it has steadily
crown in popular favor.
Its wonderful building up power is
shown in the experience of Mrs. &. E..
Chadwick, Scale, Ala. 81 was all run
Town in health she says. "Weighed
only l04t pounds and getting worse
very day. began the use of DR..
rhacher's Liver and Blood Syrup and
oday, | am thankful to say, am in
erfect health and weigh 155 pounds.
attribute my good health to the use
If that most wonderful medicine. /
irmly believe there are numerous suf-
ering people that could be sound and
ell by the use of DR.. Thacher's Liver
nd Blood Syrup"
If you need tonic, or blood puri-
Ter; If your liver is out of order, your
'tomach troubles you, or you are con-
itipated, have indigestion or dyspepsia,
ry DIR. TEACHERS Liver and Blood
;yrup. 1t is purely vegetable and
,onnot possibly injure any one. 1t has
been of wonderful benefit to others,
therefore, should command your atten-
ion. All dealers in medicines sell it
nd will recommend it,.
For Sale by BUCHANAN DRUG
STORE, Prescott, Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
HOW TO PLANT AN ORCHARD.

II you are thinking OF planting an
orchard get your order il the hands
Of some reliable nurseryman immedi-
ately and insist on having trees CT
the highest quality and OF varieties
that are adapted to your section OF
the state. in making your calcula-
lions as TO the number of trees need
ed use the following planting direc-
tions: Apples. 80 by 20 feet. 40 trees
per acre; peaches, IS by Is feet, 1874
trees per acre pecans, &C by 60 feet,
II trees pep acre; plums, 20 by 20
feet, los trees per acre; cherries, 20
by 20 feet, 10S trees per acre. and
grapes s by 10 feet, 544 vines per
acre.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
CLUB WORK A BIG AID.

In addition to furnishing valuable
instruction the boys clubs in the
Southern States provide a valuable
means of increasing food production.
Unorganized the boys probably would
have done little to help the South
feed itself but through the clubs
they have been taught the principles
Of farming, and many Of them for the
frst time have taken an interest in
raising crops or stock. and have been
started on the right road to success
tul farming.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
Tires and Tubes


Robes;
Automatic Spark Plug Cleaners Rayd Cabors Walden Socket Wrenches
Buckets; Pin Washers;
Rubber
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27

Goodyear (All-Weather & Plain Treads)
United States (Nobby Chain, Usco & Plain)
Miller Cleared -The-Road & Plain)
Federal Rugged, Traffic & Plain)
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
TIRED, NERVOUS
HOUSEWIFE
TOOK v|N0L
Now She is Strong and Well

n.,,eIev. Gait was nervous,
...;,ahle no appetite, could not sleep,
and was always tired, SO my house
~ a was a great effort. After many
r.her medicines had failed Vinol
buiIt me up and made me strong. l
pans a good appetite and sleep well.
Ever Every nervous, weak, siling woman
.hopid try it."-Mrs. N. EdDiinds'
s,o5 Dwight Way, Berkeley, Cal.
We ask every nervous, weak, run
sown ailing woman in this town to
srv this cod liver and iron tonic on
our guarantee to return their money
d il fails 20 help them.
HesterIy Drug Store and Druggists
Everywhere.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
EVERY FARMER SHOULD
NAVE A GOOD COW

r. Z. Kirkpatrick, OF Benton Coun-
ty, made as much as $3S month
from his only Holstein COW during the
past winter and had plenty of milk
and butter for family use. More farm
ers ought to have at least one good
dairy COW. Get rid OF your scrubs
as soon az possible. The dairy COW
will help buy the groceries, clothing
and shoes for the family while you
are waiting ON q crop
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
Obtain Your Automobile
Supplies At Home

Simply phone ACKNOWLEDGMENT got
il made
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27

Children who have worms are pale,
cross fretful, and sickly most of the
time. To rid the little body of these
parasites White Cream Vermifuge is
an approved remedy. When the worms
have been driven out the child grows
srong, healthy and robust. Sold by
Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
GROW MORE COTTON
ON SAME ACREAGE
South Must Produce Food Which Ne.
cessitates Limiting Acreage
of Staple.
BY W. K. Ayers, Arkansas Expert
ment Station.

The world is both hungry and poor
ly clothed The South must produce
food for human consumption and
some to spare. This necessitates lin.
iting the cotton acreage at least 10
the acreage planted this year. How
ever every effort to increase the cot
ton yields per acre is the farmers
duty In order to meet the worlds
needs since four short crops have re-
duced the visible supply of cotton
very materially. If naked Europe Is
to be clothed the world consumption
of American cotton with transporra-
ton restored within the next two or
three years will be at least two mil
lion bales greater than the possible
supply, unless the Southern farmers
do their utmost to make every acre
yield its maximum. There are three
means of increasing the production
without increasing the acreage. The
use of better Seed letter culture
methods, and freer use OF fertiliz-
ers. Good seed must be able to ger
inmate If properly planted-and Of
productive and profitable variety.
Produce Better Cotton.
From data presented in Bulletin
No. 157 on SO experiments with cot
ton varieties, the following conclus-
hons are made:
Good varieties OF cotton win pro-
duce for the state products worth
s76,00o,000 moro annually than poor
ones and s25,000,OO0 more than aver
age ones.
Good varieties alone will increase
the value Of the entire cotton crop
Of the South s230oO0.o0O annually.
1t pays to plant well-bred seed of a
good variety,
Varieties which consistently yield
we'll are more desirable than those
which occasionally yield extremely
we'll, but often produce poorly.
The following nine varieties could
proftably replace the "ninety-nine"
now used In the state: Short staple,
medium early-Cleveland, Rublee,
Triumph. Very early, small boiled,
short staple, Trice. Very early, small
boiled long staple-Express. Me-
dunn early. big bolled-"benders"-
Rowden and Lone Star Medium ear
ly, big boiled, long staple-Foster and
Weber
Use Variety Best Suited To Soil.
On the hill and thin valley lands
OF northwest Arkansas Trice, Cleve-
land, and early strains of Triumph
are the most satisfactory short varie-
ties. Express and early strains of
Weber are the best long staples.
The better soils in the bottoms OF
this section are adapted to staple cot
ton. Express and early strains Of
Foster and Weber will give good re-
suits. II short varieties are desired,
Trice and dwarf strains Of Cleveland
and Triumph are to be recommended.
On the better soils Of west-central,
central and east-central Arkansas,
Express, Foster, and Weber are the
best staple varieties. With heavy
boil weevii infestation early strains
Of the latter two must be used. II
blenders" are desired, Rowden and
Lone Star will give the best results.
Cleveland and early strains OF Tri-
umph are best short varieties for tho
above conditions. For the poorer soils
Of this portion of the state, Trioe,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27

Burns e p agree that in cases of Cuts
trea tmoa bruises and Wounds, the first
Wben GU Is the most important
|promt,a ah efleient antiseptic is applied
lion 1n' ny there is no danger of infec.
|onca "nu the wound begins to heal MT
|ozona ror use on man or beast. Ror.
|ino ea y the ideal Antiseptic and heal
fos agent Buy ii now and he raadr
|Drne ~ :. emergency. Sold by Guthrie
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Snbrerithaft Senator
HitebccG's bebrcbt

8aibinston, 4. Sea. gtad Der
Weinuns ieirer slnb1nger bate
Sit6eof bel Der glbitilnmling iiber
Die SiihrerIhoft Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tel i'm Setat einen ad)tun9gabieten.
ben GrfoIg aufauiueiiei.
SbtpobI ertunrtet miro, oaB Die
9emofraten uin Gonlstag einen
Siibrer erip1blen iper0cn, 10 lpbroen
ooh iest 8erirde gemotbt, Die Sade
nltf5uibieben. Man6e en1pfeblen oie
glufitiebirne biz 5itr tldbiten Sit
8lng. ger5ue in Der Sade 1T a1
@unlten bon Sitdred. iagen feline
5rettl0e. Sittbcods 5rennoc iogen
aud, 0aB 81 Stintlnen ditgtniteu
bon Sitdeof perpflitbtet fino itnb "a
Stinmen notig iinb 5ur Grmablllng.
ltnoerlpooos glnbGnger baben Iebte
8ode erfIGrt, oob "a Stin1men iih
inn berpflid)tet babeiL ood Die I'm.
terItiibung etlider Senotoren mar
nid)t ntebr als cine 9offnllng. Giner
oieier Senatoren but fid nod Be
rihten 3ltgtiniten bon Sitdcof er.
flGrf
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ttcrtuenSet ii6 fir
Semti6e Oefainaene

SonL A. 9ea.--aaroinnI amette
lit bonn 8opft 8eneoift oantit betraut
tuproen, Dem frons0iif6en Hremier
glemencenu Die 8ittide bon pielen
beutiden sSaulilien gu iiberrnitteln.
ooB ibren, felt Sabren in Jrorlfreih
frieesgefnngenen 4ngeb6rigen se.
ftottet iperben moge, fir Beibnaht
In Die )$eintot suriid5ufebren.
@erh 4. 9ea.-9er idiuei5eriifDe
8unoesrnt ridJtete an ale Ndtionen,
uelde nn arieg teilgenommen bns
ben, eineu einorinsliten glppefl fir
Die SeintienoiIng aIler nod feitge.
baItenen &riess9efongenen. geion.
oers aud miro ouf Die @efaneenen
bingeipieien, ipelde nod in Gibirien
fino, ioipie mlf Die IN sSranfreim
befinOIi6en iino auf Die ruiiiihen
@efdngenen in Geltidlano. (8el6e
nber, tuie es beiBt, meiltens iiitter
ben ietisen SerbaltniIien nidt beinl-
febren tpollen.)
gln Die 9Irbeit erinnerno, mel1e
in Der Shlpei3 bebltFs 2inoerung
Der Gage bon @efongenen Ioipie Der
Seioen nller am aantpf beteiIigten
8oIfer geleiItct iuilroe, fagte Der
glufruf nod tpeiter: .gs tpiiroe eine
io3iole @efnbr iein, iuenn man Die
Sun0erttouienSe, ipeI6e nod INNER
I'M @efaneenidoft iino, nod Idnaer
BARN oerbIei6en IieBe. Sdon lit es
iiber Elm sSabr felt Ser ltnterseid-
ming oes Observation-Disclosures, un6 Der
@cnliitsauitono, in peIdem fid oieie
Sellte bei Der Ssiiftebr nod ibrer
Seirnot befinoen fonnten, mag iie
30 elmer 9robung fir oie @eieIl.
Ihaft modem fnGs ibre sSreiloIfing
nod I6neer beridoben miro"
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Merifanil@f ariiis
luiro bfOrO6lidrr
tiiden Bcsiebmneen Mn0 5Mrii6nabrtc ser
1nerkennina ces frdiiccntcn Garran5d.
sesiettiet Garransa boli@ewiitii@er 1ttntriebe,

8aibinston a. Ge5.-9as Se.
natsfomitee fin nusipdrtise @ngele.
genbeiten miro fib beiite nod nit
Dem glntrog oes Senators 5aIl Be-
Der oen 9r1iioenten auf.
foroert, oie biplontatiiden 8eaiebun-
gen nit Merifo abSubreGen, un6
Die 9lnerfeanung gorran5as auriid-
Stnebmea.
9ie berri9er0e aniidt it, bob
oos aomitee giinltig iiber ben slr-
trng beridten miro. Gie Gegierunss.
Senotoren iino eeeen oen @ntros
aus Dem @runoe, ooB oerieIbe oas
Staatsoepnrtement in ieiner ner-
ilt9ten friebliben oiplonatiihen ct.
Ieoigltng Ser Streitfrage nit See.
rifo binoern tpiir0e. Die Annabme
beg Gntroges Sails fpiiroe Die bro.
ben6e Grifis burd gtufreiaune oes
merifoniiden 0ationnlgeflbIs MIR
beidleunigen.
Sic oerofratiiben 5Ibrer per.
iueifeu oornltf SoB bur1 oen ab.
brud Der oiplomatifhen 8esiebt,n.
gen oos nddIte 3iel, oie Sreiloiinng
0es &onittIarasenten eSenfins per-
binbert ner6e, unb oab in oieiem
Safe oen Ser. Stonten nihts meter
iibrig bIeibe, oIs i'm NIT beipaffne-
ter Madt 8u befreien ltto oies
lper0e oen &rieg beDeuten.
Senator sSaIl tpirb Dem Sennt
beute oitnipioerlegIide geipeiie" fir
bic anti=ainerifaniide uno boIibeipi.
itiide Sdtigfeit Der merifnniinen
8eianbtidaft uno Der nerifnniiden
@cneralfoniitle borlegen. Cine Der
> a8elpeiie" beg Senator Sal iit cine
bon Dem auitroIiiden 9[norhiItpn
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5netttdmsler aaf
freicm Sm6
Der 9lanbm6rber airf iuirb obne &C.
ietlide SormalitGten in 5rei.
beit eeiett.

2incoln 9aebr, A. Gea. -@iner
Der &dtibcr, Die na9 Der fiibnen
TIiinoerlina oes Wialoibofiden syu.
peIierlooens i'm Snniiar oes Ieeten
SSyabres ben Boli5iiten 9iooneD bon
Omaha eridoiien gerDL &irt, bon
Smabn, bot, na90em er 1S 800.
note bol ieiner 20.jGbrigen 3u6t
bausitrafe perbiiBt botte, ouf iheins
bar B0dit merfpiiroige @eiie feline
Sreibeit ipieoer erlongt. @1it poq-
it1uOiger ltmge9ung 6es 5uitdnoigen
egnaoisuugsousibuiies, in gtbpe.
ienbcit 6es @ounerneurs nno ltelI-
bertretenDen @oliberneurs, bat ser
Staotsienator 9nsbee ais Gertreter
Der beioen lebteren, fitr5erbano Dem
8erbre6er ollrloub4 gegeben, obne
iid Dem glniAeine tla6 oie Wiiibe
5it gebeh ole ein5elbeiten oes Sal.
leg tennen 81 Iernen. gr ba1loelte III
Dem @lolIhen, Dab oie @crfilr5llng
Der Strdf0eit fiir einen S6naps-
idulitsaler in s5roge itebe. Die SIN.
ioalte oes. airf botten lfon lebten
Somlner bei @ouberneur NfcGelbie
Die 9egnaSigtng oes &aubnoroers
beontragt, nber Scr @ouberneur mar
nod 0urdiiht Ser g(ften at Der 9ln-
iiht gelangt, ooB Ser Gerurteilte
feline @naoe peroiene. Die sSreilni=
iun9surfiinhe iheint le6iglid oltf oie
Dem Senator 8nibee gentodten @or.
iteIllngen Der glnip1Ite beg &irf al-
riif5ufiibren 5u fein; iie lit ant 2S.
September ouf qepobnIides S6reib.
papier alSaeItGat moroen, lino MUIR
Be am Mitttpof bon einem ltnbe.
fannten Jrouen5ilttrner Dem 0efdnge
nisoufieber iiberreiht, tnorauf airf
onitanosloS in Sreibeit geIett fullr-
DC. Gr fubr in einem g[utontobil oa.
bon, uno iein iebiger g(nfentbolt 1T.
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etreif In staIisn einatifelIt.

&ont, 4. 9e5.-9ie iooioliitifhe
gnrtei uno Der arbeiterberbnno
baben BEN Gtreif abberitien, 10 tpiir.
De bier erfl6rt. aae glrbeiter iino
aneeipieien, fid] BEL ibren glrbeitge.
bern su meloen. Cine GepeIde olts
@aaiIono iaet, Dab bier gerionen se.
tStet tpuroen infolge zines 3u.
inninenTtoiies Der arbeiter nit Sen
aornbinieren.
llnoroningen brohen aus IN al.
len Gtdoten In sioro-StaIien, mo
ilnner Die GoaioliIten Den Streif
erfldrt baiten. Ger Streit tpiiroe er.
fldrt aIs Elm 9sroieIt segen Die I'm
terloiiIuIg Der Regiering, Die fotin.
liihihen 9epittierten gegeu Die sTn-
griffe her steeier,inssirainoe gil
idiitcn.
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Hatifikaticn lieet
in tucitcnt SelSe
grdiioent 8ilion iuiI bic samse sln.
selesenbeit bOrlanfis anf Td
bernbem laiieH.

gSaibington A. Ge3.-sSn 9etreii
oer 8atififation oes 5rieoenspertra-
geS ninnlt Die &eeierilng cine OBJ
partenoe SteIlung elm. BGbneno,
DoB iif binnen ipenigen @ohen BEL
Dem 8olfe cine itarte Neigung fir
Die Hatififation gelteno madden
miro, lit Der Br6ii6ent entibloiIeft,
in oieier Siniidt nidts 5u itnter.
nebmen. @s miro eeiuet, oaB Der
Brdiioent ben Srieoensbertrog ilur
oesbalb in ieiner 8otidaft nid)t er.
iudbnte, ipeiI er elaiibte, bab ipeitere
argrinente nublos D1ren; er ipirb
iia inoeiien ipGter eineebent NIT Ser
aneeIegenbeit befafien oenn man
gloltbt, Dob greiauiiie eintreten tuer-
ben, Die oaS 8olt beranloiien iper-
ben alf Die Hntififotion oes Ser.
trogs 81 orineen. 9esbolb trirnnt
Der ErdiiOent cine obtpartenoe SteI-
lung elm. Sir Den JrieoenseDrtra9
aber lit er gegenuartig 70 Itarf Elm.
gettolnmert, lpie borher
5reunoe oes prdiioenten beriuei-
ieit borouf, 0oB Der 1linltano, oaB
Die oenlofrdtil6e Gtootsfonpention
In Bierre, 9. O., fid fir eiflen britt
ten 9lnltsterittilt oes @rGiioer1ten er4
Hart bot, lei 8elpeiS genue, Dob
man in Siib.Gofoto fir oie 9iatifi.
fation oes @ertrogS lei.
@eener oes gertrogs firb Der
Meinltng, oaB bos @oIf I'M allge.
meinen bon Standardization oes9ers
trays ridts ipiiien min. oenn tp1re
bicies Der Gall, oann b1tte es ieiner
Wetnttng nad eleidJ nod 8een0i<
gltng Ser &eoetour oes gr1iioenten
aus0rud berIieben. 8iele GongreB.
leiite, meIde nit ibren &onitituefl.
ten Hiidipro1e genonlnlen, erfldren,
baB iid] faftiid) rirgenos irgenopels
Dies berborrogenoes Srtfereiie fir
ben 8ertrng selteno made. 0ab 6ers
ielbe beim goIte irrtuter n1ebr in Ser.
geciinbett gerate, iino oaB man iih
nlebr nit Der aoblenfrdge uno on-
oeren einbeintiiden Broblenen be-
fogyo
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sSamilien Der 9toten iusrbem and Sc,
pprtierf.

Stem gorf, A. 9e5. 6amiIien ser
@oten uuo anardiiten, Die nad
&uBlnno oeportiert tneroen ioIlen,
iperoen au gleiGer 8eit nbseldoben
iueroen. Sorrp 8eiilbereer. Der @n-
malt BON 9ller. 8erfinm itno emma
.@olomon. bate NIT Dem ginpnnbe.
ritngsfonmtiiidr cine Seiprebiing
iiber Die Sade, trno berieIbe iaefe
ibm: a8enn Sic ser 9lniuolt Sieler
Sellte iinS, 70 iagen Sic oenieIben,
ibre gpplitution iofort einslireideu.
bamit Die Suhe iofort erIeSiet iper-
oen fam. Die &epicning miro nie.
ieIben IpbnIb. nIs t1lnIidl nbl6ieben. =
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ccbncrbobmfte fir
Giienbabnzune Ute

8oihinaton. 8. Gea.-oo;rt elmo 10
Sogen bofft man oie gerbanolungen
ilber ein neueS 2obnregulotib fir
beridieoene &Iniien bon @iienbobn-
angeitellten 5u eineH gliidlifen On.
oe 81 fiibren. 9aourf niiroen oes
gen 100000 4ontorbeontte. Sto-
tionsbebienItete iino @iterherfnhpr
cine ipeientIife slufbeiicrirn ;r~~a
@eboItes erbalten. Die 9fedufntipn
fiebt einen sfftihtn0entod bnr unh
gorontiert cine 50-orosentinp a,t.
lnGe fir lteberitunoen. einen gInhe.
toa IN Der 8o6e uno nidt iiber &c
Mrbeifstdae I'M Monot.
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DcmtiHlanS Iebnt
1tnterscittitiine Scs
prctokcns ab
Der Oberite 0iat bierpon in aennt.
mig seictt; @riinbr htr bent.
idjen &esieraus.


9oris, A. 9ea.-Die ssrieoensfon.
feren5 lit in &enntnis geiest iuoroen,
oab Die oeutide geeierune lid qe.
iueigert babe, ons gsadtragsprotofoIl
5iim 5ricoensbertrde 3il rnteraeifl.
nen. Gieier 8ei6IuB Der 9feaierina
lit benz Sefretar Der ssrieoensfonfe.
ren5 Dntolta our9 ben oeut5d,en
Tertreter Boron b. 2ersner sllaes
gangen. $ieraus id)lieBt man in bic
iigen 6iplomotiiden &reiien oob
iDdbreno Der Iebten 5luei g3oden in
0entidlatib cine Itorfe Neoftion eitt-
getreten LIT. geobo6ter uollen err
fannt baben, oaf3 ieit. .slbIebnlina oes
5rieoensbertraes ieitens 6es Ser.
Staaten Senats Elm llntldpunq Der
offentli6en Meiilitng in Geltlhtono
gu beraeidnen lit. @8on lpiI erfonnt
babeit oaB Dor Der 8ertaeunq oes
nmeritonii6el &ongreiies eine iiber.
fudItieenoe Mebrbeit oes oeittlden
golfes eine idIciulige 9fatififotion
oe8 SrieoensDertrogeS berbeigeIebnt
babe; iest abcr ideint man emf
ldlollel Die &egiering in ibrer
8eigering Dos 9fadtroasprotofoIl
gu ltnter8eidnen du unterItiiben.
8arnm man nidlt nadJgcbcn iuill.
Berlin, A. Ge6. Die oeutide He-
gierltng bat fid, mie bereits in Der
lSmaDa Sribiine flr5 gerneIoet par.
De, geiDeigert, bic nad) oer Inter.
5eidnilng oes 6rieoensbertrages bon
Den alliierten erbobene sSoroerilna,
nod 100000 Spnnen an Sdiffen.
belonoers 5luB- uno Safenbaqaer,
ous5uliefern, 81 erfiiIlen. 3ie 0eut-
tfen iit6en ibren Stonopunft auf
folgenoe @eiic alt red)tfertigen:
/. Die ausgelieferte sSlotte Itano
inter 4ontrolle Der griten, uno es
gibt fein ifternotionaIes @eIes,
nod tueldetn geutidIano fiir Die
@erienfilns peranttuortlidl genad,t
Deroen f0nflte.
2. Die sluslieferung Ser 8aager
piiroe 5lt elmer 8erianoung ser
oelltlben SIuBntitnoungen nno SD.
fen fiibren.
6erner tuairha erfldrt, oaB Die
beutide @egierling 5n Ser ueber.
aeiigimg gefommen lei, ooB Gle.
mencealt uno Sod enti9loIien fino,
ons oeitti6e goIf auf icoe 8eiie
sur 8eraWeifliing Su treiben uno ir.
geno ettuns 5ii tit,t Inn einen inei=
teren militariihen 8ornorih nad
geutidlan6 5lt re6tfertigen. 3iroe
Die lette Sorberune ou1 belpilligt,
10 tuilroe pa6rideinli1 cine nelle
foleen nt0glidermeiie Ole 3uriid.
baltung Der 250,O00 bentidlen @e.
fdflgenetl IN 5ronfreih, big ale
oetitiden u9riegsberbreder" oasee.
liefert Ieien, ODER foillt ettuas Der.
gleiden. 3ie Oeutide Regierung Itebt
Dor elmer ernIten arifis. IS miro
bier erfIdrt. bob ie6e 9fegierung,
tuelae oeutide 6iibrer Sen 9lGiierten
gum 8ro5eB ousliefern tpiiroe, faun
4S Stlinoen beiteben fonnte.
Sbne 3peifeI bot Glen1enceous
Iette gsote, in peltber er iif ipei-
CERT, Die beiitiden @efangenen frei-
aitgeben, oie grOBte 8itterfeit erreet.
Die Stelluns Der fo5ioliItiiden Ste
gierltng 1T oaourd nod rnebr ge-
fdtp1ft tuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-04
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9Geribine lit beiite friib fir feline
Reiie sur Snipeftion Ser ntiIitGri-
ihen SilfsmitteI oes 2an0es BON
8aibinetor obaereiit. Grob ser fri.
tiiden Gage an Der merifaniI6en
@ren6e iuerSen Die oortigen milf.
tdriihen glnItalten bie Iebten iein.
meIbe Der General elmer gelidtigung
lnterlperfen Miro. Gos @eibno6ts-
felt miro er in 2incoIn, gtebr.. ber-
brineen. Die gfeiie SiirIte 91itte
SSebrlar beenoet Ieirl.