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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
JEWISH COUNCIL OF
DENVER.

At the regular meeting of the Cen
tral Jewish Council of Denver, Mr..
Philip ]. Ragooland was elected
TO serve as secretary until the next
election of Officers.
The Council is contemplating to take
up very important questions pertain
ing to the welfare of the Jewish com
munity in the city of Denver. De
tails will be published after the next
regular meeting. The annual election
will be held sometime in January, and
the exact date and place of the meet
ing will he determined by the follow
ing committee. DR. c. II. L. Kauvar,
Mr.. II. II. Frumess. J. J. Lieberman.
Sol Wolf, and Mr.. Philip j. Ragooland.
Our president, Mr. f. Monash. is
investigating the Zuckerman murder,
which occurred last week on the West
side, and will bring report to our
next meeting.
Central Jewish Council of Denver,
BY PHILIP ]. RAGOOLAND.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Florence Stern, eleven-year-old of
San Francisco. according to major
ity of eminent musical critics, gives
promise of becoming one of the worlds
greatest vioIinists.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

The Young Folks League for Aid
To Hebrew Children is mentioned as II
beneficiary to the amount of 81 900 in
the will of Mrs. Margheretta Fernan-
dez. who died in New York city on No
vember 2. Mrs. Fernandez was a
non-Jewass.
A new Bnai Birth Lodge was in
stituted at Santa Rosa, Cal. last week.
1t will be known as Fear Flag Lodge.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Mortimer Joseph will be home for
the holidays from the Rosenberg IRE
paratory School for Yale.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

David Harris leaves Tuesday to at
tcnd the Hal Resh convention in Cleye-
land. He will stop in Omaha. and
pes Moines before returning 10 Den
Yer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Mr. Samuel Zwetow leaves Satur-
day for Chicago where he will be mar
ried to Mrs. Dora PhiIipson ON Dee
-. He Will also attend the wedding
of Miss Teresa Philipson. in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Zwetow will 90 to New
York to attend the wedding of Miss
fucker before returning to Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Upon the appeal of Rabbi Halpern
the following have volunteered their
services to collect every Sunday. Messrs
:, Perlmutter, NJ. Hochstcin, Abraham
NIeshelson, IS. Radctsky. II. Turner.
Alcck Rubin. Philip Katz. Morris Yep
pelin /. Shick, Joseph Verber, and
Abraham Rauter.
Mr. Morris White, closed the meet
ing with an eloquent speech. which
moved the audience to tears, in which
he said that not only do we need to
call for some volunteer. collectors, but
every Sunday morning each individual
present should come ami offer his SER
vices as volunteer collector This
wns practically done. II was matter
ot congratulation Sunday morning. to
see prominent citizens of Denver com
ing to the office of our Treasurer.
I,abbi Halpern. asking for books, to go
ont collecting.
Collections and donations of
the week ending December
18th, amount to .-.-..--.-.-----.-.-S 215.1S
Balance on hand from last
meeting .----...--..---------------.----- l.3i.a"
Total on hand 81 ,G4I.14
,rhc West Denver Relief Committee.
BY PHILIP ]. RAGOOLAND.
Secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Stanley Barnett is expected home
this week from the Sheffield Scientific
school of Yale University, for the mid
season holidays, which he will spend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d.
Barnett
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
Local Neus

Mr.. Abe Ostrow left for an extend
ed trip to Los Angeles, San Diego
and Arizona to spend the winter. and
. lakes this means of bidding his friends
goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17

Mr.. Lerry Rosenthal of Rochester
\. Y. is visiting relatives in the city
lie is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Ad Mayer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-12-17
Gloves

Unlined Cape and Mocha
Gloves, 50 to $3.50.
Lined Gloves, cape, suede
and mocha, $3.50 to $40.
Gauntlet Gloves, fur and
leather, Sc to S25.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-08
1lmb Daniels ttnS Batter
oeben nad europa

8oi6in9toh, s. MGr3. - Sefre.
t1r Daniels ipiro r1hite g8odje in
gegleitltna bon onlerifoniifen Ma.
rine SadberitGnoigen nod europa
eeben. I'M nit Wiorineoffi8ieren Ser
gaiierten at beraten, tpeide glrt non
Shlohtihiffen fir Die 3tfunft Die
bette Iein miro.
Serner erfGbrt man, Dob 6efre.
t1r Safer an i g(pril nod euro.
pa iegeIn tpirO, nm bic @efd1ftsope-
rotionen Der omerifnniIhen Grpeoi-
tionsarulee gum glbid)lifie gu brin.
gen. Gr miro etlpn 6 8ohen ob.
iDeiero iein uno oitf oer on0eren
Geite onfommen, ebe nod Sefretdr
Daniels 5uritfgefebrt 1T. Go tpirb
cs geid,eben OaB Der Sberfommdn-
Sierenoe oller Grlippeu mo bic &c.
frei1re Ser qrmee ltilD Der Marine
at gIeiher 3eit nltBer 2anoes fino,
mas In Der Gjeidlifte iinieres 2anSes
nod nienIols eingetroFfen iIt
Serr 9oniels iino 9egleit1ing iuer.
Sen snerIt nod 9aris, IpGter nod
2on6on iuto giom iid beaeben. 90.
tueit Bis iebt porgeiebett iueroen
iie nuf Dem 2rbinthnn (friiher sga-
terInnb@ beilte iiber s 8nge ob.
oompfen. qIGne fir bic giidfcbr
finb nod mdlt gemod)t iuoroen.
Infer gefrct1r Aooiebelt miro
Serrn goniels steGe ipdbrsnO oer
sl6tpeIenbeit bertreten
Gefretdr gafer hofff, fDag CT IN.
,yrontreif su tim bal, In ctlpn 3
@od1en beenoigen 81 fonnet tuoI
Weiffc Wlni ipieoer in @oibineionI
All iein. Or fuirS ndbren0 ieinerI
glbtueien6eit BON Ieiilem eriten aif.
Itsntefi, Benedict GroipeG, bertreten
fper0en.
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&tbtatn llnterliegell
tn strabtnfdmpftn
Der 1liaritall Scs Grslsaiers, po iidb ieiiternSc
1iiatrofcn ucrbarrikaSiert battcit, uon
Slic9ern in Criimmcr 9cidtciIen
Gbert bat s9eiSemanns seiisnation abseletnt

Spnrtdfern iibereegangen tporcn,
tnangelte es on Srgoniintion; iic
ipuroen iiberrniht uno tporen nid1t
iinitnil0e, ben 8ormorlb Der Iona
len Tr1ipben niif5ubaItpn.
Cine gon0e Wtntroien eritiirnlte
oos tempordre @cfdngnis om Sans,
bogtei g3lnt. lpur0e jeOod) ipitcr
pertrieben.
ameritaniider SOnrnaliit beriunnbet
Berlin, s. W11r5. 9li6ar6 &n,
2ittfe, Elm 3eitlingsmnnn aus Gbi.
cago, tpuroe Ieidt Deripunoet ols Elm
86beIbaufen cine Mietsoroidfe an.
ariff, in peI6er eirtiee g(merifoner
iiber ben aleranberplob fubren. See
ben Germ SittIe mar S5rmt Ben
5edt, ebenfdIls aus gbicogo, in bern
@ogen. sSrou Seat foate ipdter
iiber oo8 glbentener, 6nB Der 8o9en
5lpeinaL onrh beipoFfnete 9tote on.
gebalten luoroen Iei, fpeIde onidei.
nerio oahten 0aB Die SniaiIen 8ennt.
te Der 8egierttng ieien. Ginige
Shiiiie ipurben ouf Die Groidfe ob.
gegeben lino eirige oerielben trofen,
ober gliidIi6erfpeiie obne Die SSnioi-
fen ait treffen. Bel Dem 3lpeiten
gtn6olten beg @agers ipur6e &err
2ittle nit einem @etpebrfoIben ant
Sinterfopfe nerlebt. gls Die Spar-
tafer ober erfitbren, baB Die sSninIien
4merifaner tuorett, iparetl iie iebr
freunoIih. Grau Sedt seigte BEL
bern @orfaIIe grpBen peri0nliden
gaitt itno begab iidD ipdter ndh oem
@otI Aolon.
@erieilnns amerifaniider sfettitOffe.
Sonoon. 5. MGr5. Ole erite
8erteiIitng atnerifnniidler GettItoffe
miro in GeutIdIoti0 bon Gon5ig oits
Itattfinocn ipur0e ous olitoritotibcr
6ueIle erfobren. Cine gtillion 4fnno
fino in GoH3ig nngebdilft tporoe1l,
ipeld1e an Die gfrbeiter I'M S1fen INT.
ter Der @e0inglttlh berteiIt iueroen
iolcn, bob tie niht itreifen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-08
0cs
&OrfritOcns 15. Mdr5
Scnsccleeaten oeb0rt tpcrccn; cic Sfrcits
fraaen stpiid1en Japan iiftt China
Deutl6lans wirS init rebensmifteln psrisbsn

Garis, s. @1Gr5. 2'sssittranii- 8
geant itellt beute Die 9ehaitptilng
aif onB oie erite 8len1rfonferen8
NIT oet beiitiden 6riebensoelegaterl
in @erioiIles nod bor gnoe oieies
Wtonats itottfi1oen miro. Die @e-
nerolfonfereil5, 70 inet Die obige 3ei-
tltng, miro dlrl Is. M1r8 ben 8or.
frieoen ratifisieren, uno bic 8eoin.
gangen iperSen aen he4.tisd6en 9eIega-
ten om 90. M1r5 borgeleiet tper0en.
9aris, s. Wdr5. - Ser 4bbruh
Ser @erbonollungen 5luiiheft Der al.
Iiierten itnO Ser oelitiden tpirtidoft-
li6en aontniiiion in Spa miro bier
ni6t ols ernit genonllnen. oa Der
Sberlte @irti6aftsrot beidloiien bat,
9eutidldno Nobrltngsntittel Biz 6itr
n6hiten Griite 5it ienoen, tuofiir es
S6iffe nltsatliefern bot. Da Die
8eufiden nnbeoingt 2ebenslnittel
bnben lniiiien, oie Sdiffe ober iebr
gut entbebren f6nnen 1T man 8ur
annobnle berefltigt oaB Der 3tDi.
idenfaG BEL Der ndd)iten gerlomnl-
lung beigelegt iperben miro. Die
Mrbeit Ser beioerleitigen @nffenItil-
itnnosfonlitiiiionen ipiro burh oos
3ertuiirfnis feinesiuegs beeirtrdhttgt
iperoen Gie 9elttihen bebaupten,
Dab oie 2fliierfen iid iueioern, Die
oettide 8eiaBltng Der 81 iiberneb-
uenben 6diffe bei3ubebaIten; 49,
900 oeutide Motroien 10 iagt bic
oelttlde aontnliiiion, iniiroen boz
our1 Dem @oIifeipisnilis in Die S(r-
me 9etrieben tperoer.
9ie sStaliener baden ibre Gb.
itrllftionspolitif, Selterreiht lin.
al -
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Aaftaciielc Gritppcft
if Gn9lanS titcmteri1

2onoon s. We1r5. s bis 25 Ser.
ioncn ioIlen getotet, 25 bisL5 Der.
Iebt lpoocn feiH ieit fdftaoiide
3ruppen 9ienstng i'm Camp bon
HbpI, 8oleg, at i1eltter1t begonnen
haben. qtuBeroen lit @ebdiioen mo
lonItigen 8rinateigentitM GROCER
Shaoen 5ugefiigt tporoen.
9ie Weitterei tpuroe bon 200 lln-
3ltfrieoenen begonnen. GS parten
iiu CAMP etipa 25.000 fonnoiife
Gruppen auf oen GronSport in oie
Seimot. Inter ibnen iino bieIe, Die
felt orei Snbren i'm 9ierlite itno,
itn6 oieie beiflperen fid1 6oB andre,
Die biel fiir5ere 3eit Die ltniformen
getra9en bo6en Dor ibnen beiln-
transportiert nor0en feier.
9toh Der 3erItoriina bon 8ribnt-
cigentuni am Gieitstage, 1labH Die
Meutetei cine ernite 8cnouna. an.
ballerie ipuroe ousgeion6t, ober nit
Gem 9eTeble, feline 8affen 81 ee,
bral9en. Gruppen bon Gbeiter ber-
binoerten oie Mteltterer, ibre Ger
ltorung aud ouf onoere St1bte nuss
Su0ebneii. 8abei tDuroen 5 @oiul ee.
t6tct nnh 40 berlebt. 9(n Gonners.
tng go6's meiteres SdieBen, opdl
ioa organiiiertes 5euer nirgeiios
itnttgefunOen baben.
Gin unbeipoffneter Wlaior ber-
iudte Die Meliterer BON Sffi5iers.
faiino obSubolteft. Gr icI bon gteu
@rniutidjpeig itannten iinb bntte
ons &ictoria areil3; er fuuroe fornt-
lid 3u So0e getran1pelt.
Die .GoiID @taiI@ berihtet, bob
Ole fdno0iihen 8pb6roer pine SiIfe
bon britiiden Gritppen Die 9rounng
pieoer bergeIteat bdtten. gtiidl ioI.
len iie 0em ariessontie ntitgeteilt
Dnbem Dab man feline Shiffe, me-
ni9itens niht mehr ols borber be-
iDlutBl tDuttlI tHl DeH <lllppCtf
nod adn1na erbitten
iper0e.
glm cornerstone porooierten Die
9ieitterar in GbDl, nodten eroBen
21rn, ober nidts meiter.
gluf) bic Gunrtiere ces sronen.
4iIfsforps fpurben oliseernitbt nno
5roucnflcibrne mitgencnmen; Wln.
iitionsfdmmern batten OosIelbe
Pos; oitf 6ns SffisiersfaFino ipiirOe
sefeiert.
Gin Stabsoffi5ier fom pom
ariegsanlte in einent 2uftihiife iEo
berIpra1 ioiortiee slbhilfe. GtDn
10000 glonn foaen Dor gLblnaf
Bcn ID 2aeen beimeeIonot tDeroen.
Sm &niie Der @enleinen ipurbe
osr EoO 0es glniors. Der at lobe
aetrompsIt iein I'M, in glbrs6e &c.
itclt.
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garn Sihedost5loDofia uno sSligo-
5looafid Gnbrnngsnlittel 5llfofnlnea
at laiief, aufgegeben @crbert 500.
ber bat nunirtcbr Die gafl5e Mugefs.
aenbeit in S,dn0elt. GeutldIan6
braudt Bis sur nellen Gritte sIpei|
uno cine baIbe Wlillion Tonapr Mab.
ritnasmitteI; bic iiiopltropdiiAea
2dnoer beoiirfen oerer BOG, 900 Son.
ner. Geitoenl bic ierbiirbsifdIiefiis
idle @renae iii Qoibad) qefsAloljeu
lit, bat &oober 10000 Goqnell Sc.
bensnlitteL in Ben Sifar griei1 uuoE
s5iltlne oltfgeftdpeIi 3iige NIT GB.
toaren baben fih bereits III NefDe.
gling geiebt, nnn Sen 90Ifern Giiox
europos miro ioforf geniigen0 Nab.
ritng 5itfomineu. glatilrIih miro 6a.
fiir 3a1lung geleiitet iDeroeu.
elubo George berIangf aans ncines
0eitidDes Seer.
Gs beiBt oaB 2loDo 6jeorqe nalb.
fi6tigt, Die Srieoensftirfe 0es 1eiff.
ihen @eere8 aif 10000 wlonn her.
ob5uieBeit. Marid)aI[ Sod bate iii
ieinem 8eriht an Sen Gberifen
ariegsrnt Dor9eidlngcn. oaB oaSIel.
be aus 100000 9tann beitebcn ioglfe.
cSnnnu unh Egsfnn
Cine Der eriten groBen SyraaeiI.
Dcldle graiioeltt @ilion nad iainellt
@intreffeit nufnebtnen llluB ul0 FIN.
fi1tlid tpelder Die &Onfereits be5on.
beres @eipidt nuf feline gIitIihtgn le.
gen piro, lit Der Gtreit siDifhen ssya.
ban iino China. gs miro fiir iuafr.
idetnlid eebalterL oaB Ser sat 0er
3e1n Die Gahe bis sltnt I3. M1nrs,
Der gInfitnft beg Brdfs6el lgiSi,
Brett, gettiieeno eefIdrt boben f1fr6,
Tim cine genaue 8eitintnalng iiber
aidutidatt iiao Sdontllng susuIaf.
fen Marqttis Sobortii, Jiibrer SEE
laponifden 5riebensoeIegution, nladlt
beriObnenoe goridI1ge in Aen III.
panildl dineiiiden ge3iebnuapn,
ltno es lit nidt uttpabriheinIisb. ong
man oiefen folgen Dfro.
gs iulroe offertLitj befannf qc.
madt, ooB Die aontnliiiion bebcliipr. [
be 5ortfhritte BEL opr stegaIiernnql
Der tidedo-iIobeniid1en @ren5e &c.
mudt bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-08

mlll uno nihtig 6u betrodten iei
uuo on6 Die i'm aorpsbereide Tie.
genoen @affen mo @orrdte bic SIC.
qierung nihts nlebr angingen.
SdieBl;f pnrOc cine @eri1nnlIung
Der SolOatenrdte bon gon5 9eittid.
lono beihlolien uu SteIllng slr
nebnten eeeen oie yteoftion1ren@
Sen0en5en einer Gegierung, Die NIT
sen Soloatenrdten 10 uHl5uipringen
page. glud in gtugsblrg bat cine
QroteitberfammIiing Itottgefnnoen;
bort nur0e Der @eneroIItreit in
g(usiifJt eeitelt, tpenn bet bnberi.
ihe 9anotoe, Der glitte februnr si.
ianmentritt, bic Gonipetenaen Der
glrbeiter. un0 Sol01teurdte be.
i6nei0en ioIIte. gig jett ioIlen In
3p5If 9lrmeeforps oie GoIooteurdte
iih peisern, ibre Steauns oif5uge.
ben.
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Gtst,as fir jung
Nmettka INT scr
,Gtibiiitc'9

sgsit Der beitigen aitsgnbe fiiErt
ole SdqIide Smabo Sribiine Elm
9epnrtelnent elm, oas Der sslt.
een0 geiDiomet lit. sic briiiat
cine 9[u8abl s6uitfiu gictllres
Die 6ie fsreit6e Der syugefD fin.
Den miro. g9os man audi int
mer iihRr Die fonliiden Gf5ella-
niiie Der 9aeespreiie Iugen fam.
Die 9atinde IdBt ii1 itidt III sfb-
reoe teller, oob lie bon syuug.
glmerifn beridlitngen iDerycn
9lnh bic Sinner 0eiifider glterit
ereifcit silerit nodl 0en 60.
mics. gontit MN bic 9ribiine
fir Ole eonSe f5oniilie eiiuoB bir-
tet, nlio aud fir bic syiigeno, bns
ben mir bic bumoriitiiden WiI.
berItreifen eingefiibrt, bic suebr-
maIs fu0hentIih in Der &ribiine
eriheinen meroen.
Diit ueIden SiltereIIe iie nuf.
eenoHHeH tperoen, iaub oie 8u-
funft Seieen.
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.JrldnScr iuerNen bis
sur Bcfrcittite kdiilpfcit

8oris, s. 0ldrs gSrnn Die III.
ide 5roge nidt bon Der 5rie0e1s.
fonferen5 eitogfitig erIe0igt iDir0, 10
tperoen Die 6reuttoe Ser irI1noiihen
6reibeit gegen Die &atifi8ierung Ser
golferIiga arbeiten. Seon g'genI.
laigb, @ertreter Der iriidhen tempo.
rdren gfegiertirtg, ilohte beltte 0ieie
Grfldrung: a8ir bdben NIT Erdfi-
bent Bilion Iange senug freunOIid)e
@orte aebrnldt,~ ioste ct.
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1tcrciniete StnAten
tf1anSatiir 2llbaniens

goris, s. g2drs. gsa96em Die al.
baniifDe Delegation Der 6rieoenston.
feren5 ibre @iiuide borgetragen bat.
ie, idnote lie an GIemeilceauL als
graIi6enten ser aonferers, oos er.
fnhsn, oie Ger. Gtoofen oitf Elm
ss1Er ais WiGnodtdr aIbnHiens 5u
bcftimlneu. fails bic 2lnipriide onf
bole Iluobbanaigteii nIdls seIudbrt
ueroeH f0ritten.
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Drin9cn ailf cine
uiilScrilne Scr Blc6acc
SIM britiiden Gberbanis miro anf
bic @efabren elmer Snusers'
mot in Mittelearopa
Deriuieien.

Soll00ll, .. Mar6. Ularqltls
2ansooipne inierpeLlierte Die 9iegie.
rung, ipie lnlge bos gln5ieben Der
Goumi6rollben in 3entroIeuropo
fortgeiebt perocn ioIle. 0lit ge.
iorgnis betroAte er oie Gage Ser
oortigen 80lfet. Gr erfl1rte, 0oB
ipir uns elmer antaitropbe n1bern,
oie iih oIs Die ihlinunIte Der @elt.
eelhidlte eriueiien piirOe. Baron
@ormoor Ias.e: gg8iro oie 9lodd0e
niht eenlilOert, 10 1T Die 9eb0I-
tetun9 @itteleuropas Dem Suneer.
tooe preisgegeben, unO oos iuiiroe
ais oas idredlihite 8erbre6en in
Der 8eidifte oolteben."
Der Carl bon Gralpforb, 4on5ler
oes Ser5ogttlns 2ancaIter, erflGrte
namens Der ge9ieulng, oaB Die Rob-
ritngsnlittelfrnge bon Dem 9beriten
8irtIdaftsrot in Goris bebon6elt
lpitr0e; 0ieier bat bereit8 Shritte
getan, 8eut9lano nit gtabrungs-
mittGln au beriorgen.
SailD gieius iuarnt sSranfreidl.
2on0ot, s. MGr5. 0ie .9ailD
geelp3" entbGlt folgenoen glufieben
erregenoen 2eitartifel utter Ser lie
berldrift: 9eutlicbe Sprade fit
uniere SrertlOe. g8or Inns liegt
elm @nttpurf Der relten 6o6iden @e.
oingrrngen. 8arod biirfen feline
ieuen 6eittiden @eIdiibe bon iiber
orei 3oll aoIiber gegoiien, feline
oOer sSIllg8enge gebaut,
feine oeutfden @orniionen inner
balb oreiBig Weilen bont Hbein ge-
bolten iuer0en uno nluB cine gnt-
i6d6igiing bon $50 Millioroen Col
lars in idbrlihen Hate bon orei
0tillior0en Dollars eeleiItet iperoen.
@s lit uns einerlei, nie Itreng Die
Gntipoffungsbe sbe0ineuneen itno, tpenn
iie Die Qtbriiltling Der ganSen 8elt
bebe1ten, aber mos idlagt SSrots-
reid bor2 SoIl 8rdiioent @ilion,
bon ieinem anuipf NIT oen Sein0en
oes &0lfer6utioes in 8aibington 5tt-
riiffebrero, in europa bor cine bol-
letloete Satia6e geItellt iper0en Die
6nS 9tbfomnlen gum Spott noht?
Die iprberung SSranfreidls iiber.
idreiten bic 6ren5en Der 9nlOIam.
felt. g8ir miiieL odB fSronfreidJ
gelitten bat, tno mir iuoGen ltns
8egelf cine 8ieoerboIltng iener 2ei-
oen iiher itellen5 a6er ieine SSoroe.
iiberitei9en 1Iles 9taB bon
8on SDrien geben fie
nuf Waaroffp ii6er mo bc1 Maroffo
nuf oas Saartal. SeinS G6auoi-
niiten foroern 0entide Sdtife; 8i-
uiani for0ert 0aB, oa goris nift
berlegt meroen fam, Die @ren5e oer-
legt weroen nluB oDne Eitdlidt ouf|
iolde 0eben6inge, mic oie 8iinIhe
Der 8ebolferllng. 8arltm Oann ben
inonitdnoigen Qrug zines g0lter-
1unoo6fonrmenS fortiesen2 @ibt es
iernono i'm 8oa6eiiB ieines 8eritan.
oes, Der nidt meiB, oaB oieIes gro.
este @eihp1b, bertuirflift, Die
8elt binnen 8pei Sabren in oll9e-
neinen golidemisnlis itiir5en Mir
>e9 &onn fib ienidno Oie glaiier-
Ell oenfen, beipdffnet Bis an Die
7abne, Detti9lano, 0eIterreicb un0
>en onOeren fiinfaig Sabre lang
luf sen aopf iiteno, obhe in oen
,riten fiinf SoSabren eiuanoer NOR
,eno2 g8ir baben Die 6reibeit Der
8eIt bon Ser GDronnei ser @epoIt |
yerettet. g8ir plonen niht jene 3p. |
.omei pie0er aui5uridlten, oie 2eBre
,es 9reubentlnls neu 8ll betdtigen
toh Gbnrbinismus, we0er IN unle.
,em s5nterelie, nod IN Dem 9ranf. |
.eid)s, nod in Dem bon iouit ie.
nano.
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sclOatenrdtc rebcIlicren.


Sic gerliner gerioutmlung bot
Iidl ooroerEano beidlui6tigen tai.
Zen. es murOe nber ood cine adt.
gIie0rige aonnliiiion aus ie bier
gertretern Der beiOen io5inliitii6en
1nrteien eingriest 5ur ausarbeitiing
bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir bic
Ieuor0mlng Oer geiebls9etDnlt. ssn.
sfpiihen greift Die 2lgitation peiter.
Gine 8eriammIiing Ser SoIotenrdte
oes 9. glrmeeforps bat Der 99eaier-
ma offeu Den @eborinn gefiInoiet,
Sa Die aoninon0ogeipaIt nad reot
fion1ren @runOi1ben eereaelt NOR
ben iei; Die Solontenrdte ertIdren,
ooB Die Reeieritng gbert-Gdeioe.
mann ihr 8ertrnicn niht mebr as.
Hiebc, 0aB oie gicureaeInuq Der ge.
ieblsaeualt TN 3. Irineetorps als
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PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED ul--..
PERMIT (No. $50. AUTHORIZED B1u
ACT OF OCTOBER s 1911. on FgLE AZ
TIE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR
By ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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,Sol0atenrdte
rnmDren"

Sie iuOllen iidl nidJt bei Scitc idlie.
ben laiien.- Siosfe, Der Gbrr6e.
fcblsbnbcr, erflart, tie fOnnten in
Der gegenluartisen Sorm midlt DC.
iteben blei6en. Die nSdusiSer.
frasc." Die Me6rGeit muf, re-
gicren."
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wetterberitt

sir omaha utto llataeeenb, fiiF
92ebrosto uuo fir S0lvo- 56on hel;-
te nbeuo unS Sonniag. ffin etebeE
enibetnturpc6lel.
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gsir iin6 ftol8 anf nniem srises.
rcforo nno mir uerOeu unire auf-
aaben eriiaen. Cine onbon beibi:
.geSable Geine gintOn1ueniteuerI"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-12
Judicial Ditch No. 80.
Judicial Ditch No. 63.

To Whom For What
Issued. Purpose. Amount.
Torfin & Njaa, partial esti-
mate on bridges ---------$ S.43
Torfin & Njaa, partial esti-
mate, clearing right of
j T. Flanagan, partial esti- !
mate on excavation ------ 1929
A. G. Lundgren, cash paid
express on bonds ------ 3.12
J. T. Flanagan, partial esti-
mate on excavation ----- 1858
Torfin & Njaa, partial esti-
mate on roads ----------- 1899
Torfin & Njaa, partial esti-
mate on bridges --------- 1855
G. H. Mattson, partial esti-
mate on bridges ------- 1923
Torfin & Njaa, final payment
for clearing right of way 74.90
Torf1n & Njaa, partial esti-
mate on roads ----------- 40.69
. John p. Mattson, printing
notices 100
]. T. Flanagan, partial esti-
mate, excavation 264.83
; First National Bank, st.
- Paul, interest on bonds - 1880
J. T. Flanagan, partial esti-
mate, excavation -- 177.6O
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-02-12
State Ditch No. Al.

State Ditch No. AZ,
To Whom For What
Issued: Purpose. Amount
Henry sRines, State Treasur-
er, principal and interest
on state loans -----------s 1,e2s.20
81 ----
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
TRADE BODIES TRY
FORCONVENTIONS

The first effort Of Washington's
trade bodies to bring conventions to
the Capital City since the war put
an end to unnecessary travelling was
announced today when Il became
known that the Southern Baptist
Convention Of 1920 had been invited
70 Washington
The Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper.
pastor Of the First Baptist Church. tS
responsible for the invitation extend
ed this society to come to Washing
ton. DR.. Upper, who is the delegate
from the Washington Baptist
churches to the convention in At
lanta this year, introduced a resOlu-
tion at the last meeting Of the cham
Der to extend the invitation A reso-
luton was passed authorizing Or.
Tupper to do 50.
Attempts to bring large bodies &C
people to Washington in the near ftR-
ture will not be attempted in the
next few months, according 70 ofti-
cials Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
the Board OF Trade, and the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa~
tion. on account of the congestion in
local hotels.
It will be at least three months
before the hotels win be able to ac-S
commodate large bodies Of transs
tents, according to Arthur E Sey-
mOur. secretary Of the WashingtoR
Chamber Of Commerce, and units
then it is useless to invite convenS
tionS to the Capital City.
The Washington times., 1919-04-16
TURKS WHO CAUSED
MASSACRESCAUGHT

CoNSTANTTNoPLE. April IS-HahI
Pasha, former commander OF tEs
Turkish army in Mesopotsmia, aud
Avni Bey, former governor general
Of Angora, have been surprised ana
captured in a house on the Asiat1c
side OF the BoSporus, according 20
copyrighted dispatch to the PhiIadel-
phia Public Ledger.
HALL, who had evaded arrest ~
the Turkish government fog tFo
months, is accused Of being rssponsi-
bic for Armenian atrocities. His sur
render is further demanded By tha
British government on the groun8
that he is believed responsible for the
i'll treatment and consequent heavy
mortality among the British aad InV
dian prisoners OF war taken at Kut~
El-AmarA. he is an uncle OF Envag
Pasha
Avni Is charged with responsibility
for massacres BY the Turkish su5
thorities. Both were armed, but the
surprise OF their arrest was 80 COM
plete that they offered no resistane4
(These men should not be confusee
with Kiamil Pasha, whose execution
was announced Sunday.)
The evacuation OF Odessa has
caused some dependency among the
enemies Of Enver Pasha, who fear an
alliance with the BolsheVists. Ref
ugees. OF whom many have arrived
here, say the local population was
too much divided into factions 60 ef-
feet any real support for the French
troops who were holding the town.
Some Odessa people were frankly
pro-Bolsheyfst