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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
SERVICE OF CORPUS
CHRISTI AND PEACE
TOHEH ELDSUNDAY


Services combinlnG The c~eiehfation
Of the. least 81 CofpuE Christi and
mhnkeGINInr for q Victorious peace
viii be held IN the church Of the Int
maruiatc Conception sunday moruing
~ 10 o'clock A PROCESSION nruvnc
ths services. THIS vii ~ a great
Decentralization Of faith. The place of
honor Va the procession viii ~ given
20 members Of the Grand Arm, Of the
ucpub1c and tho veterans OF the lnte
war against Germany.
An former soldiers and aailorH re-
rHrdlcHn % faith or creed. are invited
To participate IN the procession. veor-
Inc their ssrsice uniforms Thcrc
we're one hundr1d and eleven stara in
tho service hng which huns al the
Veatihulo o. the Immacuiate Conccp-
ton church during the q Many %
the mon Who were represented w the
blue nrld o. the naE hy white stars.
are now back IN Albuquerque again.
The service nag ~ h. AIKEN down
from the Church doors with nrpropri-
ate oxorcialr. The service lamp. which
burned inceaanntiy before the altar Of
the church, ne a perpetual prayer %
God that the mcn IN the service would
be returned home nHain 10 their pco-
pie and 10 the community alive aud
well. VIII he extInxuiahpd ~ the con-
ciunlou OF inc tIfNNttH ~ one OF tno
returned soldiers or raiiofa.
Many sorictes vlil participate In the
procession. The knights OF Coiumhu,
will march In a body. a. will all OF
the a0dalitlca. composed of both uiei.
aud Tho Indian school band
viii provide music foe tho occasion and
n burier viii houud TAPS Inat bcfor'
tho end Of the cciebretlon. whom ths
large Ataoriran TAG which dnpcd thf
entrance To the church durlnE the ~.r
together With the service naE. viii b
deposited on the high altar 81 th'
church. thereafter 10 be placed in ~
aarriry az = permanent kcci~ahe o
the n
THE services In the church VII D.
comparatively brief Fclcctions viii h'
rendered on the pipe ufran duuug M
singing of high mass.
1'ha scrvtccs Will be- opcn 10 cNery.
] Indy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

some men are a. hard to get nioug
with as baiky horsss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

rIr<<tors % me <~i6@<e<fq'|r w.
- = C~..enr@<tItt t<1Nc4ucu
n.-<s.ns h.,> ; ~ .s-.e.s< q
-ccnsr.~t<q AL n'rt, trr.a.a y. ca"
sA n = :. .,Hss q
'.-,' ef~.nr c1ama<f q comn>sree
.sr 4 raf1aH1 ~ <p,n< ptfcrf IN.
beard = x1n1Il rom Wi4sipnrft ~
NEW n..ctIn< thai mcIuirF and ui.nt
i r,otr<l nfsin-4 tno nilcH<1 trrr>
ssss'. ~, :..s : ss:,s ~ s.'s-' 8 .s :
.m. time Ars capt T. . >,e'ls-f
~ - .fsur - s~a-lA.&lss II
me cIr< and r.4rlnE 'htif - sa,.-
~ mans car,s nor tfan - pef cent
can't Innn4iri " stats tffrfunt1
e.r..rsi before Coant} xAH As.tNsr
l,s<>i ana ,ekessset he i~nesssso. ~
rIn<<1 ~ he autIir9,f c-.t-.
-..'>s -,rcssuon. Beehi
,<-,,.-5 II 10 t..ia snd Honnelu men
.oc<.rri before the board o. count,
~.t..rI--Iouers with David y aet.IAr
Ara Mr. Ioficrrr< pfrsrnl ~ Nttlt.
[r|.r uus ~ ne CTS. nd ASKED tnat
fks coasnar~sonsrs efeef ne <rs.s,
~ pI@<< the additional tnina'''h' ""
\ sssps'ss u the isis~shs 'sse's-
c.pt T. :. >~ionnsirl. field rerss-
e.u,nfIee o. The fato ux cynluitss.nr
80 nr~r4IiIin cnunty. >tv NNxtco. np-
m 4ufho<sly Of r4Ia cpmm',r-ion ~,
scnta a nef VI . 2 r,o.n.
es feis 'ss s-ss ass beard 70 order
"r,- >.,'r6 aher ctfsidefine the
mas.rr and advlnlne with , district
rrlnInnr. upon motion u Art.ns
rnIIFman DAVID 4 ffct1Nlr. Hfcunnna
- Ar OuiIofrfH. molten ny ~ =
earned. instrutu ne
naiiile eeenp 20 phe. $40 ~ 80.
~fIon ~ llis on the TAI rolls 81 the
ennnts and 20 noiIfy ~ s1ternl pr.
-. n thr action taken ~ the beard
~ s.unllaaflon. the parties interested
hax1nx h right 10 appear before tne
state tax commi<.ien AZ % each <rse-s
ment flied herein
ln rffsct this resolution. sceordins
10 cffciai- q the A~lbuou.raue u.s.
70 Xsn's Cooperative Association,
$3.50. the equail1sflon hesrinGs on Al
~ 3hir property 20 thr suite tnx COM
mIa.lon dIrcrf ana does away with
f1e op1urfuniO usually given Tor To-
tuI NOR 10 appeal 20 local com
snl--ionsn for reiisf from unjust 'a'-
uxtio0sI
me association invites not only ~
MONDAY morning. but also all other
pu.Inr-a men Of the city. This qurs-
ton viii ~ ai<ruused and TIE ~aasocin-
ton irtrnds after lodGInE - com
riaint with the county commi<sipnsrs
10. IN tho VEN ~ not ohtein,ng fflief,
intlis the Etntt fNt hoard 70 tito-
euffult IN ortfr inaf h 40 hu4iness
men may ~ satrn me greet sNrsn.r
81 noIrE 20 ant ~ In person 10 have
their lnearIuNE Cor e1uaii1ation.
me colloalnr n a iI1t 81 the hold
inrs raised ~ Molinairi n which
ere effecteG ~ the commiArioners
r~4aoIatonl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

rhyslrlans rlalm there u uothlnE that vi
supply thu deficiency ~ sell - The organic
rhnsrhafa hnaun among druggists a. hiifn
~rhesrhafs uhlfh = inrrrEn.ltf md u suli ~
hfirra fhanaafF IN Aihnuuffque and most Al
druaEi1ta sndfr = fuarnnfrr ~ satiafactinn
" laonsy haek. NJ fsrding ne nerves dirret'
" and ny surrlfinr the BODY cells with the
nrcaasarJ ~rhe.phorir Rod eitnenis. hlirp'
phosphate should produce q welcome trans
formation IN tho appearance he Increase 10
weight frrqusnfly hsiuE asianishlna
i~hcryase 10 uelskt alfo lariss With ID 4
s1ntral improvement n the health. Nerves.
nrss, slrrplfssbsHs sud iaet 81 enarEY. ~hleh
marry aleeya artampany eseetsive thlnnfsa
fhpuld soon Disappear. dull syfa ought "a
brighten. and pale elseAs allow VIII IN
tla0m ~ rerfecf hIalth. Mss Oeersla
healten. Who vas unrs thin and frail. o.
roflIha hfr nuu esperifnrs wfitesf 'hltro'
PHOSPHATE hes brought ahant = magic trans
formation With me falned IS pauuds ant
never hffors fslt - ueiLH
CAUTION Although hiifo ~phrarhafr u
unaurparsed far ftrsinr neftunsnsas. sleep
lesfnsts ard EIrFfai uratrfas d should not
owing 20 Ia ifndanfF a. ~llffsaas weight, h
used ~ anyens uto dees act dcsifs b. vi
90 nssh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Glhsl Make beauty lotion for
a few eents-Tv III

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons In
90 a bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard while shake well, and you
and tan lotion and complexion beau
ufIcr. al ven. very small cost
Your ROGER has the lemon n
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for a few rents Massage this "a rot
~ fragrant lotion into the face neck.
arms and hands each day and sec
how frcrklcH and hicmirhcs disa ppcar
and how clear, soft and rosy White
tho akin becomes. Yes ~ ~ harm
less and never irritatcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

today By Judge Hickey on q chargc OF
grand larceny. Luna was tried ~ me
Lar session OF the jury for .iealinE a
number OF blankets from me Futnes
firm and several other business
houses.
Ino. r. Awtry. territorial tedef.l
..xlora adviser. from the federal bank
al uailnn. IL In the cts to promote war
savings work In Bernaliiio county
Antonio aianeron. was given a son
trneo Of one year M the state fcforni
school by JudEc Hickey this morn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
syuy pisNaRErx.

dos Molncs. Ia. June go.-The iur,
In the case of GEORGE la Hood. 81
Omaha, Nebraska. charged with con.
.~tiracy 10 defrnud n government
was discharged today foiiowinE an all
nieht session In which ~ Jailed 10
agree. Ia Mood vas charged with AZ
tempting 90 bribc Camp Dodge oui-
cers 10 accept four carloads ~ produce
said 10 he u an inferior grade
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
ALBuouERoUn BOY WINS
DONORS FROM U. OF O,

Ralph nm aon Of Mrs D. y. Strum.
qulst. tho only Albnaueruue student
az the University of Colorado IA
Boulder. was elected AT week prc-i.
dent Of the Association ~ Mechanical
Enrincera. 10 stood third highest Ia
a class 81 1000 engineers and WIS re-
Gently made r. member Of y Tau
neta ~. o. fraternity % Engineers 70
which " la an exceptional honor Tot
on undergraduate To- belong HNil
graduated from thc Albuqucuuuc h.Eh
school M 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
Mr-- n. =. IIII.hnr,.

Tho funeral Of Mrs - = f%hiliHhur,
we'll -kuoWn pioneer Of AUnuuucriuf
was held this morning 10 Strong 4
chapel with itcV naNidson p%reHiding
burial wns made in Fniriew csmrtoft
a inrgr number ~ friends attended
the rites
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
INnrsr NIENNN.

Coptnharen. June 4a.-t7nrest con
unuoa IN Vienna, according % dir-
patches from the Austrian capital to-
DAY and preparations q beine made
for = nov communal attempt against
the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
Mortuary


Migaicln currents. % Ncaw Old,
patscl a~ay al her homs op south
Arno street AZ d O'Clock this morning..
She h survived hy iva daughters
The body Is at Fred Crolictts pend
ing funeral arrangements
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
ssskire nnss risin rnrs. rhssrksss V Pat
On firm. ustfay rios1 IA V fucr<<-s
strsnlth. vifsr and Nerve
fcrrs

and iffalnfnis uhNh are cnniil1sily hriua
ndtsIilsed foe a. purrose Il matlnF nhln
people rlsht. dfttisfInF afina nest md bust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

mr Lorenzo cuunola. wua also ar
rairned on the same burglar change
and entered n plea Of not guilty. He
will be tried taIfr.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-10
First Month Report by supsrintsnd-
ent Shows Increase in ENROLL
ment and pupils Going
to School.
NURSES FIRST REPORT
Miss Blanche s. Sharpe outlines Pro
gram for Work here-Teashers
Resignation 10 Ac-
copied.

An increase in enrolment and at
! tendance figures in the keokuK
schools is shown In the first monthly
report Of Supt Aldrich for the present
school year. The report which shows
that there Is an increased enrolment
Of ITS and an increased attedance OF
1856 was read at the October meeting
of the board held last night.
The board heard the report OF the
new school nurse, Miss Blanche y.
Sharpe, and listened to an outline OF
/ the work she proposes to do in school
nursing in Kaokuk.
Approval Of the state to the ar
rangements Of the board and the
superintendent for the part time
schools has been given, 1t was reported
at the meeting. The state require
ments making 1t necessary for Mrs.
Abbie Moreau, the teacher In charge,
to visit the homes of the pupils as
well as to take care of the instruction
Of these pupils, the board voted TO
allow an additional afternoons pay.
Mrs. Moreau has been visiting these
homes evenings, Saturdays and Sun
days, in order to meet all require
ments of the state regulations.
The resignation of Miss Florence
lE. Mason, a teacher in the Wells
school, was accepted. Mrs. Mary
! Louise Kull was advanced from assis-
tant in the kindergarten room to fill
this vacancy and the board authorized
the superintendent to secure an as
sistant teacher for the kindergarten
! Report on Attendance.
The report OF the superintendent for
the first month of school is the follow
ing:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-10
Cure for Mob Law.

Chicago Daily News: Jersey jus.
tice again vividly illustrated in the
trial and sentence in thirty minutes
OF a negro who had attacked a white
woman More Of that kind Of justice
would tend to eradicate the mob law
that da1lies with shotguns and tor
ture. -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-10
SPEAKER :
FAILS TO COME
A. G. Abbey Does Not Show Up So
Scheduled Meeting Of Trades
and Labor Assembly is
Called Off.

A. G. Abbey Of the national ma.
chinist's organization, who was to
have been in Keokuk last night to
address the Keokuk Trades and
Labor assembly, failed to arrive, and
no meeting of the assembly was held.
Mr.. Abbey wrote the local organi-
cation that he would be here on his
trip through the state, but evidently
his plans were changed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-10
Nurse Makes Suggestions.

Blanche S. Sharpe, school nurse re-
ported on the number Of examinations
she had made since beginning the
work, and reported on a case or two
where the parents are unable to pro-
vide the proper relief. She also asked
the board for some means of transpor-
tation in which to make her rounds OF
the district Miss Sharpe's program
is to visit homes where children are
absent on account of illness, and to
see that the children are being given
the proper care, and to help the
mothers by instructing them in the
care OF the children, and also. teach
ing them to recognize contagion and
to help prevent it.
Recommendation made by the
nurse were referred to the committee
on health and hygiene for action and
report
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-10
REQUEST For kindergarten.

A request for the use OF the kinde'
garten room at the Lincoln school fer
Boy Scout meetings was received. 1t
was granted on condition that the
building not be opened unless the
scout master and the janitor were
present. The same recommendation
will hold in all buildings where the
scouts are meeting
Additions to the high school library
were authorized on request of Prin-
cipal Reid These additions are to
include magazines and periodicals
which will aid the pupil in a grasp OF
current topics.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
Gspreis Gcmpanp sabIt 6o6e Gtener

2ineoIn glebr.. II. Sft.--0it
qImcriean RaiIrono grpreB Gcnpanr
miro nah Dem @eieb cine Gteuei
bon 2 Grc5ert ibrer Ginnabntc aob.
fer ooer eirte @eidlntinnlme bon
$59,69S.sG. Ser @elpinn Der Com.
panD, nad Dem 8eridt. ben iie on
Die Steuerbeboroe eiitaeianot Bot,
belief iid ouf S1,934,613.05. 0ie
at.biion scpefa & Soilfa Sc prote.
itierte eegen Die 3abIune elmer
Gtcuer off bic gors Der rMefrigira.
for Gcipa.h Co., neil Die Gon1panp
in Den geiie Der Grgierllng iiter.
aiag .mo 'oIIte oesbalb feline Stener
beenblen.
Ser General. .StnotsonipaIt lit ies
oad Der Daeinnng. Sob 6ie Sic.
eiering Die Company fit bie ge.
ii,sune i6res @iatrr'nls besoblt,
mn aud mieoer in oen Belts Der
@abn iiberseht, 70 lit ss nitt mebr
ols rebt imb billis, oab iie Die
Steuer besohIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
Die Nraber ececn
Sen .ymSenitaat

2ouoan, II. Oft. Die Soifnlln.
gcn Der Siloen oiif Die grridiinla el.
mes nationnIen Seimatsitoates in Ea.
lditina baben einen ibweren GdJlag
erbalteiL als beitte unoffi5ien onge.
fiinoist fulrbe, 0ab bic Gdaffl,ne
eines iiibiiden Staotes in Der Mitte
bon arobien Die beftieite Sppofition
bon Seiten Der @raber finocn fpiir0e,
Die ltarfe nationaliItiide Gcnoen3eil
seigen uno erfl1ren, bok iie feineit
ieparntc1 bcbrdiiden Staat in ibrer
Wlitte ipiiniben.
9rin8 Gmir Geiial So6n oes $50.
nigs bon Sebiar, oes beriibnlten aro-
bilc1en Eotentaten, Der bon General
IaenbD als ounter meinen an bod
item geidlabte1 5rcun0en" be5eidnet
murOe, bat mie berlautei, g(robicns
San offisicll Dem 6ritiIdjen 8reinier
oorgeiegt un6 beltinnlt nngcfiinoigt,
oaB Die graber Inter feinen llmitdn-
ben cine g[ufteilung BON 9lrobicn ae-
Itotten ipiiroen, i'm oen Snben ibrerf
gtationolltaat al qeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
Sranscicit ttcrccm
tuieSer dneftlid1
einb Der Wleinnns, hnE ssosfc trpt.
bem nnb anebem Gin grpfes
Seer biIben iuia.

garis,. ii. OFT. - 9ie Sranso.
len iin6 iiber bic MeIouna, 0oB In
oem oeutifen WfIit1rbiioget cine
gernussnbung bon t,500.0O0,0 900
Mart borgeieben 1T, bodlidft aiige.
regt. gs miro Dorduf perlpieien, 6aB
6ieie Summe f1It an Die Bail bon
1918 bernnreidt. Canals muroeg
fir Seer iino Marinp 2,000,OOO,0 900
beipilIigt. Man diebt bieraus Den
Sdlub, oaB NeihstpebrminiIter Sos.
fe cine resnldre glrmee bon onna.
berno oerieIben Stdrfe iuie inn Sabre
1914, ettud 100000 @dnn, auf sic
8eine bringen min troboem in benz
Srieoensbertrag si geriaiIles borge.
iehcn lit, onf feds. Nondte n19 gfa.
tififation oes Srieoensbertroaes bic
0eiitiden MIR cine Grmce bon 200.
600 Damn BADEN icllen.
3eitiuresberid)ien eeni1B bat elm
bober oeutider Sffi3ier geprabIt.
v6nB Die gan5e @eIt Die Srgoniioti.
on Der beutid)en Nrmcc BEL geainn
oes arieaes betpliuocrt babc; Bel
0em ndfiten ariega nber miro Die
8elt itorr bor gSiiHOcr iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
ttnicr Heifenccr
Beritbarc ,11iilIer
I'M Grait1 JslaisN

oerr gerrborb aaaIler, Ser rel.
ienbe @ertreter Der 9dgIiden Gmnbo
9ribiine, bat iest iein Sonptqnartier
in @rono SsIonb nufgeidlogen, no
er Idnaerc 8eit I'M Sntereiie iiniererl
3eitling Sih nit grfolg Su betdtigena
bofft. @ir geben ittts Der a,tbariift-l
Ii9en Soffnung bin, ooB ct IT.
grano sSslnno, bos emit eins &oh.l
burg oes 9eutihhtn1g oieies e5tnotcs
mar, erfolg boben itno uns 5dbI.
reiGe neiie 2eier anfiibren tpiro. M.3
Terbings bat ods geieTlige 2eben bfr,
9elitihen in grono ssslnno bieI.
Iei1t nlebr ols in irgeno elmer on.
heren Gtabt oes Gtootes geIitten,
oenn Der Mobteufel ging nudj bort
iuie Elm briiIIenoer Some eitber.
aber es rlrB ia audi bort NAL ipie.
Der anoers iueroen. l1niere tpprten
2eier in @rono SslonS bitten mir.
9errn WiiiIler in ieiner ihpieriaen
glufeobe nad ar6ften bebilfIid) su
Iein, tpofiir mir ibnen I'M goroils
iiniern Ganf iueen.
sisIidje Gmaba sribine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
Sin ieaenereidlcs 9arleacn.

Gioge, Sa., II. Gft. - Sri. gu
rob 2inDIep. bic nls g}erfauferi1 in
einem aaufIaoen tdtig lit, bat Die
unine BON $4,000 gcerbt, uno
fpor bon einem e9ralnp";. Dem iie
Iseaen ilr beiieres 2siiien Die Slinl.
fine bon 5000 geIiebeu bate. Ser
AQlann itar6 in @iinneiota nnb BIN.
SIerlieB ods @elo einfd1 an Garnb
E1inoIeD in Soma. Ger ideii,bnre
EE1ranp iprad) Dor iingefabr 2 SAB.
sren in oeren Sans in 9oro Springs
Bpor, un0 bat iie, ibm Die Sunllne
|pon $500 gu Ieiber. SIN gtadjbnr.
lbaus erfilnoigte er iid) nad Dem Na.
hnen oes Idodens. Dian borte
htihf8 meDr bon oent Mann, bis bic
kieuigfeit bon ibrer Grbidloft bier
Ecintroi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
Nitsfiiprlsit0seefcb fiit
itaticita1e Prohibition

@afbington, II. Gft. - Die Sc.
iesborloge, i'm Die rationale Grobibi-
ition 8lr 2lusfiibrling 5n bringen,
tpurbe bonn &onareb dm 0reitag be-
enbet iino Die MaBregel bon beiben
Sduiern ipltroe angettontlnen fooob
oos @eIek mir nod Der ltnteridrift
oes Brditoenten be6arf. Che 6os
Saus Die Gorlage annobn, ipnrbe Elm
erfolsIoier @eriud gen1ott, Die SET
tion oes @eieses 5u ltreihen, tponud,
Der Staatsbeboroe oas &eht erteiIt
iit ourd 8arrnnts cine Sousiu.
dung borSinebmen. Gieier anitobi-
ae Saragrapb purbe nit 32t gegen
10 Stimmen beibebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11

| lierittg Der Mus[1n0er I'M GtdbIhi@
/; itrift erltdunt; tie beindten Diitritte,
in iueIdei man Die engLiihe sSprome
foun rerItebt. @ie0erboIt tnutte
man 5it 9olmeti1ern icine 3ufIuht
tiebnten I'M fid ben 8efragten ber-
itdnOlid Sli MAIDEN. Sn nIIen StabL
iperfen mnren Wdrnungstnfcfn hi
fiinf beridieoerren Gpranen ange.
brnht: Hroflanntionen iiHo In per<
idieoenen Sprnden nbgeiobt.
y8ir n1iiiien 0ieie 2eite a1lerifn<
|niiieren", iaete aenpon; mir ale
ntiifien iins befIeibigen, boB oieie
2ei,te nit gliten Gilfliiiien iilrlgeben
iperoen itnb onb mir lie nit itnieren
Soenlen nilo unierer Gprode be-
fannt nnhen. Das lit ltnlere cin-
sige Soffnnne, Sd mar nuf nleiner
Meiie bierber bon oeln @eoanfen be-
feeIt, WiaterinI al ianlfneIn, uno id5
babe folaes I'M llebernlaB erbdItet :
Die Scnotoren falnen nit bieIcn
arbeitern auiaulmen, oie iid, Sabre
lang in gmerifn befinoen, ober ofe
eigliid]e Sprnde fnuln berItehen.
lteberall itieben oie Gerotoren oltF
TIafate, oie III poIiliiAer, Il1pifder
uno italieaiider Sprude eeoriift
iu1ren.
GoIIta es ben Genntoren ernl6d.
lidt Deroen, ldreere 3eit bon Ioib-
iagton nbDeieno 5ii iein. Onnn ipir6
Die llnterinhiing in gnrp, ssn6.,
forfgeiesi tperoen. Mfebrere g2itafie.
Der oes Observation-Disclosures fin6
fid befplbt, onb Die Gage Eier ldIinn-
ner ift, pie iia onf1ngIih onnob.
men. Set ibrer Mnlpeienbeit lit es
Stt feinen 11nruben gefonnlen. Gle
Gtreifer tDoren gtiten I1istes uno
i6er5teft nit ben Genatoren. syrei
islto often ftanban fie ben @enatoren
Meae INN Mntmnrt Sic Genatoren
.gInubsn iiidt, 0nB Beriofler, 6ie la
den uno fd]er5en fottnen, i1merIifj
Gennlftnten beriiben tDeroen.
gs firt0 biSber feline geriufe CUR
annaberutg Der beioen feinoIihen
@ruppen gerladt tpor0en. DrGiibeilt
@arD ipeigert iid1, nit ben Streifern
.u1squp11ad ne
Senator MaIib, Maii., ipiro fid
berte benz 1lnteriudunssfolnitee on.
fdIieben. Seute uno ulorgen iperoen
llniorlleitte urlo arbeiter bernorl.
men tperoen ole nidt aur lti1ion ge.
boren.
Gas aomifee beabiihtigte. iiGs hon
bier oits nnh youngstown, D., al
begeben, 6a nber aenpon cine Ge4
peihe erbnlten bot, Montng no1
sit fotnnaeb LIT Der glan
tpor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
2ooge nn6 Morris
SIfrtrag
ucrris ipridet pclle Srct StMlsF tiilt cann CT
fdSpft inne rnS faet, Saf eyf Hete ipdtcr
beenNen tpi 81
foSse wari,t uor Japans Z item mf Gtina

@oibinofon, II. Stt.-Geiterr
bielt Senator giorris, gebrosfo, i'm
Scnat cine gieoe gegen Mntififotior
oes Gricoenspertrags in gegenpGr'
tiger Saiiung. er brnng oorauf
Dab Der @ertrog binfidtIib Gdan-
tlings nmenbiert tperbe, rooinit mir
China onriidgeben tonnen, ipaS
China eebort." s9isber lit nod fein
Mnnn oiifeetreten". iagte giorris,
s6er oas @btreten G1onfungs al
Snpan bcrteioigt bot Sin5ltfilgeno,
bob iogar Yr1iioent @ilion oieien
9lft ols ilifom erfldrt bobe. slai bic
gieoe oes Yrdiioenten in ct. 2ouis
beriueiieno, In tpeIder er fogte, baB
9eutihlnnos &edte I'M Often bon
ben @lddten an Synpot obgetretal
iutroen I'M Sapan 81 beranloiien,
aiif Geiten Der MIliierten in ben
&rieg 5li 5ieben, berlos Norris einc
3epeide tom grdiioenten oatiert
@nrriiou, 3ont, III pel6er Der
8raiioent Dem 0ebra5fd Senator
FIT hen $5inipeis nuf feline runbe.
nblidtigte Grfl1rung" Daf1ftc. OF.
rator yiorris inete, er babe oie 9e-
pcI6e fit fiH 6cbaltert Biz oar Grd.
lioent feline &c0etour beenoet, in Ger
9offnunn hoB ct ie..ne auf Sban.
tllng bcjiiaIide gebmlptling 5llriid.
nebmen miirOe. 9ieics ober lei ridt
ocr 5aa 9sipeien.
Sic g9nbrbeit iUir6 nidt iIlrier
2iigen ais Dem GaIoe ibIagen", !,
ioate glorris. gr Deripies 6drauf.
Dab Snpnn i'm sSSafre 1914 in ben
arieg eintrot, ipabreno ons Shan.
tling llebsreirifoninen nidt Dor
1917 getroffen ipuroe.
glaAoam Der Geoner orei boIlc
Gttnoen aeiprodan bntte, bieIt er
iilnfs tertpias iiibsijen 0orauf, oaf, er
silnfb gange stin)t ierfig iei Gr fuira
oiefeLbe bartc beauben. 9lon erDar-
tcf, bdB oas Snnptproarartnl i'm
2oitfe Der r1diten gaod)c erleoigt
mcrhcl1 miro. @iif 2ooge's gorfd9Iog
miro ooS Gdnntllng. .q(nen6emetlt
nohiten g1itttpod) plr Gebotte foit.
men. 9onit ober lit riAt geiaot,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-11
Dr.. Reinlb iiber
Sen SstaitstsiloS1o 1oertraa

@erfelepg Cal, III. Oft. (llnitef
GrcB) - .Gns @erboIten bes alne.
rifnniidJen @oIfes biniid]tIid) Der mo.
raiiidlen 5eite 6es Sdofttangnertra.
ges ir1rff Die @nlOe atpiIhen oieien1
Sorbe urab China, erfIarte Or,
RauI Reirid, gernter Der hineiiid)cn
Geeierune belite in Der erTtem offent.
lifen @eilBeruna. felt ieiner Mltfilrfl
aus Ghifo.
Gr biclt cilie anlprnlla on Biz
ShiOeitan Der llripariitdt bon Ga
lifornin.
rSeate it Der s. sya5restas Der
@riinonne Der dineiii1en giepl.
blit0 ioete CT. D@ei1it aud oieie
ied)8 Sabre bol[er Sriibel iporen, 10
iinb bod Die GDineien beute oas oe.
irtofratiihite 8olf IN Der geIt, uno
irgeno ein 9eriudb bic Monor1ie
nieoer 5u etoblicren, piiroe febl.
i6lngen."
: 81. &einftb befin6et fidJ nAf Der
@eiie nod @aibineton.