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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-20
WIlson Veto Stands

Washington, May 1.-THE Republl.
can majority in the house failed by n
margin Of % votes to override presl
dent Wilson's veto Of the Legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation
bill. The vote was ITO 10 1877.
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Declarea SIGNATURE Enrnrd

Washington. May Charges that
a cnblegram produced before the sen.
ate naval investigating committee when
Rear Admiral Sims was on the stand
bore q forged signature, were made by
Secretary Daniels.
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Convict 2253 Named

New York, May b. Eugene V.
Debs, federal convict No 1858 In the
Atlanta penItentlary, was nominated
for the presidency by acclumatlon by
the national convention OF the Social.
| Isl party IN session here.
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Two Kings at Funeral.

Stockholm, May 1.-THE kings Of
Norway and Denmark, Prince Arthur
Of Connaught. the earl Of Onslow, rep.
resentlng the king Of England, attend
ed the funoFal services OF the late
Crown Princess Gustave Adoph.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-20
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Extraordin airy Curative
Power of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

4 WANT 10 lSt you
Lydia E. Pinkham s
VI ge t a Bile Com
pound has done me.
| had organic trou-
bles and am going
through the Change
of Life. | was taken
with a pain in my
side and a bad head
ache. | could not.
lie down, could not
eat or sleep. | suf-
e re d something
terrible and the doc
tors medicine did
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-20
Sneexe Reform.

Do you sneeze correctly7 A learned
doctor says a-choo Is wrong; that you
should sneeze ada or AIDE Try this
on your organ.
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Grain. Provisions. etc.

F'LOUR-Car lots. per brl. IS III sack la
sis: Rye, white, in jute, sll5Odl1.75; dark
rye, ss50d90O; spring wheat, special
brands, s4 800: to retail trade, Sl625ls
l6. co. hard spring sl6,25Ql5.50; first clears
80 0oQ10B; second clears. E.75GfS8; hard
winter, 213754l4OO; soft winter $12 TO
1890.
HAY-Choice and No. timothy, $4soo0
5000: standard and No. l clover mixed,
$40 Oog3s00; No. l and No. q s45.00a47 90;
No. timothy, $4o.ooQ42.0o; alfalfa choice.
S3S OGdl40.00
BUTTER-Creamery, extras. 90 score.
size; higher scoring commands a premi-
UNI; f1rsts, 81 score, 5Slac; $3.50 score, 5sIaq
bIac seconds, 1887 score, EQ5oc central
ICED, SIC, ladies', &c; renovated, ACC; pack
ing stock, 34q3siac. Price to retail trade.
Extra tubs. 6oc; prints. &C.
EGGS-Fresh frsts +05aG4lc: ordinary
firsts, 3743sc; miscellaneous lots. cases in
cluded, S9g4oc; cases returned. 87QSSc; OK
tras packed in wildwood cases, fq$sc;
checks, S3a3+1xc; dirties, ssfs5xc: storage
firsts, +31tc extras, Ac.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, acc; broilers,
SO O0@1l20o per doI ROSTERS, 2oc; ducks
3sc geese, 20c.
ICED POULTRY Turkeys. 4sQ5oc;
fowls, S4a36c; ROSTERS, DI22c; ducks $50
CSC: geese 2S424c.
POTATOEs-Per 100 lbs, northern. round,
E.00q750.
NEW POTATOES-Per brl. 50. ood15 90:
hampers S3ood4.50.
TTLE-Ch0ice to prime steers, S1275
ala To- good 10 choice steers, s12 00G12. rs;
fair to good steers, sll,009l2 90; yearlings.
fair to choice, s12. 00g140O; stockers and
feeders sS6OQ115O; good to prime COWS.
IS 50Q1l2.O0; fair to good heifers, so. o03l80o;
fair to good COWS. s7.0o9soo; Gamers. $50
MS TO: cutters. IS soar IS; veal calves, slloo
Gl2.bO; bologna bulls, r.75QS75
HOGs-Choice light butchers, sllG9
1910; medium w.t. butchers, 3i4.ooal& 90;
heavy butchers, 27o-350 lbs, s1s. 75614bo; fair
70 fancy light. S45OQ16,l0; mixed packing,
IA OOa1I3; heavy packing. s11 758laoo
rough packing. 81. 5ogl22S; pigs, $4,000
1870; stays, S9oo09.6O
sHEEP-Colorado wool lambs, SO bo1
MOO: native lambs. s175oq2o6o; spring
lambs. NsO0a2O50; feeding lambs and
shearers 3ls0odf1s.4 70; clipped lambs. slToo
1Is5o; wethers. sl2 0oGl625 ewes, sl2oo0
1925
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Easily Told.

allow did you know her color was
entirely naturalf'
"Oh, | told II at first biush."
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Her Business.

"she Ii woman who always goes
10 extremes" That's odd, considering
zhe'a q medium
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Buffalo. N. Y, Mary II.

BuTaIo, n, Y, Mary IT,
CATTLE-Receipts, b75; heavy, slow;
othehrs steady.
CALVES Receipts. l.4O0; $40 higher
80 0Oq16.75.
HOGs-Receipts. $500; steady to 25c low
or. heavy, H45Od15.0o; mixed, t15.T5; york.
ers and light workers., SIS 75di6.00, pigs
SIS .5oq1575, roughs, *12.00al2.5 so; stays, 500
1890
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1000;
anbs SOC higher; lambs, ss0o9l9.OO; 9TH
srs unchanged
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

able in California this past winter, be.
ing unusually cold and damp. In re-
gard to the H. C. l.. Miss Ellison says
that the range Of prices in Minot is
very low as compared with the prices
obtaining at San Francisco, Los Ange-
les and other points along the coast.
Fruits and vegetables are very much
higher there than here.
+. Ellison left the first Of the week
for Battle Creek, Michigan, where he
will enter one of the Sanitariums for
which that city is famous and try .
course of treatment prescribed for the
tired business man. For man Of
his years, so active as Mr.. Ellison,
it would seem that such an experiment
was wholly unnecessary judging from
his lively manner and fine spirits
whenever any G. A. R. celebration is
in progress. He is always the life
Of the company and one of it's most
congenial spirits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
CITY news IN Brief
Crowded out last week.

A daughter was born Sunday t
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McCarroll.
A son was born this morning t.
Attorney and Mrs. Francis j. Muir
ply.
George Hoover was quite seriousl!
i'll for several days last week will
gall stones but is able to be out again
C. X. Christensen, formerly Car
pio merchant, but now residing a
Kalispell, Montana, was in the city
today. !,
Potatoes are selling at the Mino
stores at $4.75 per bushel. The mer
chants are paying about $4.20 fol
good potatoes.
F. M. Alderman of Tolley is II
Ninot today enroute to Seaside, Ore.
where he will visit during the sum-
mer. He has rented his farm.
Fargo fishermen report that fish
ing will be delayed for two weeks or
account of ice in the lakes. The sea
son opens May l and fishing usually
starts Immediately after.
o. N. Elliott has returned from a
two weeks vacation spent at his farm
north of Hinsdale, Mont. Mr. El-
lott has leased his farm and is back
on the job with the Independent.
Rev. P. w. Erickson and Rev. q.
L, Clifford, two of the nine leaders OF
the state in the Interchurch movement,
have been out Of the city most OF the
time for the past week holding county
conferences.
Miss Laura Cotton of Burlington,
who recently graduated from Minot
business college has accepted a posi-
ton with the First State Bank at
FOLEY. She will enter upon the dis
charge of her duties next Monday
Mrs. D. F. Humphreys has arriv-
ed from Everett, Wash, where she
spent the winter with daughter and
is visiting at the home OF her son,
G. F. Humphreys. She will leave lat
err for her old home at Brocket, N. D.,
and will visit Park River, N. D.,
where she owns number of farms.
Later she will visit relatives in Ohio
and plans on spending next winter in
Florida.
Andrew Melham, prominent Water
town, S. D. banker, was in the city
this week, coming up to look after
the rental of the j. J. Lee farm near
brady which he purchased last fall.
Mr.. Melham says the season has been
very backward in South Dakota and
that very little farming has been pos
sible to date. A heavy fall OF snow
occurred at Watertown Tuesday Ct
this week.
John Quigiey, Jr., Minot's boy So
prano sang at the Surrey high school
entertainment Friday evening and on
Saturday left for Crosby to. sing at
the band concert and entertainment
Saturday evening. Both as the boy
soprano and as "Miss Malone" John
completely captivated the large audi
ence many of whom were wholly I'M
aware that the charming Young Miss
Malone" was none other than Minot's
boy soprano. !,
Miss Ruth Ellison, who spent the
winter in California returned home
Wednesday. Miss Ellison says that
the weather has been very disagree
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Basket of Butter Brings $3.50

Ed. Benson, prominent Douglas 1ar-
mer, was in the city Saturday, bring
ing along a fine basket of butter,
which he sold to the Economy Depart
ment store for the neat little sum
of $76.8O. There was 1913 ~ pounds
of prime butter which readily prot
the top price, 6Oc per pound. Mr.
Benson stated that owing to the scare
ity of feed he had been obliged to
winter his cows on hay exclusively.
Yet despite this fact and the further
handicap that two of the cows are
practically dry, his herd of seven cows
produced this amount of butter with
in period of four weeks. Mr.. Ben
son was too modest to state that many
of the good housewives in the vicinity
of Douglas are famed thruout the
county as exceptionally good butter
makers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Pence Buys Freight Cars

As an instance to show that the
freight situation has reached crit
ical stage, L. c. Eby of the Pence
Motcr Co., informs the Independent
that Mr.. Pence head of the Corpora
ton purchased 10 freight cars and
is rushing Bucks thru to Minneapolis
at record breaking speed. Already
three train loads have reached the
Twin Cities and if the venture proves
successful. in all probability other
dealers will pursue a similar course
in order to relieve the situation. The
railroads are said to be unable to
secure sufficient cars to transport the
immense quantities Of freight which
has congested the eastern terminals.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

was married today at Lenoir, North
Carolina to Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
of that city. The wedding was the
elimination of war time romance,
which began at Camp Dix, New Jer-
sey, the bride being nurse there in
the field hospital at the time Joe was
stationed there. The happy couple are
expected to arrive in Minot the first
of next week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Splendid Performance of OldsmObile

Loren Upton of the Minot Motor
Sales Co., drove an Oldsmobile Eight
thru to Bismarck arriving at the cap
itol city, en- schedule time, despite
roads that would have daunted the
average motorist. On Saturday Mr..
Upton left Bismarck on the return
trip, leaving at a. M, he reached
Minot at 4:3O p. m. He drove an
Oldsmobile Six back and was fortu-
nate in not having an accident or
punoture on the entire trip. At one
place he passed seven cars stuck in
mud to the hubs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

floor of the Federal building. John
Sawyer, who handled the work for the
government before in q very efficient
manner, is again in charge.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Cook .Pickens Weddinr

The marriage Of Mrs. Carolyn Cook,
we'll known Minot beauty specialist,
to Albert Pickens, an old time Great
Northern conductor, Of this city, &C.
Cured in Minot Sunday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Employment Office Opens
The government re-opened its en-
ployment Offices today, on the second
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Great Dramatic Reader Coming
Sarah Mildred Wilmer, q great dra-
matte reader, will appear at the high
school auditorium April 30, under the
auspices Of the Minot Lyceum course.
She is called the Sarah Bernhardt of
the Lyceum.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Town Criers Dinner May IL

Town Criers Dinner May II
The Town Criers are planning on
their next monthly dinner on the night
of May IL. The Retail section will
have exclusive charge of the program
with James F. Smallwood as chair
man.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Minot Soldier Webs Girl in Dixieland
Lieut.. Joseph Blaisdell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Blaisdell of this city
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Saturday May 1st and Monday May
3rd have been designated as Gopher
Days" by the County Commissioners
of Mclean County.
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The rejuvenated Community Club
of Harvey is holding a series Of meet.
ing for the purpose Of continuing the
campaign for new auditorium.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
QcpS Ocoree BON
Bartbeit perSdNtiof
3eiht tin Sds 9oppelipiels nnb er.
flGrtt Saf er 9entidjlanO in bic
trGnSe arbeite.

Gnris, 26. @fGr3.- ST bitteren
@orten griff Der friibere Gren1ier
9ortbou Bel Der Gebatte iiber Die
frnn5oiiide ausm6rtige &olitif ben
britiiden MiniIterprdiioenten 2Iono
George on. Gr iagte, bab Der britis
fhe Brenlisr ons glbienben idnrfer
ginten an 9enti6lano befifrfuorte
iirio ooB er ourd gefiriportllng
elmer itrenqen Bnlitif 9entidfauo
gegeniiber IN England ali poIIfiident
@influB geinonller bobe. 5nbolO ilt.
oeiien oieie iforfen Soften on
Delltihlanb nbgeianbt ipuroen, Damn
truaen iie tii1r Die l1nteri6riften
GIemencealts ooer Miaeranos; 10.
bolo aber 0elltidlanb 3ugeitd1oniiie
aenadt muroer, Damn mur6en Due
oorauf be8iigliden Soften bon 2lopo
George ltnter3eichnet. Sonit lit
Sronfreid] Ser Ha9e 0eutihlan0s
allein ousgelebt.
sSranfreid, iagte er ipeiter, 1T fein
Militdritadt; es gibt IN 6ronfrefd
feline uliIitdriide 9iftatur; es min
feline @ro5erungen, ionoern gnt.
i6doigung.
8ortbon befiiruortete oann bic
gufnnbme bon SmloeIsbe5iebuneen
nit 9fuBlano, iueeno, baB oGle geoh-
bnritauten 6ieies bereit8 getan bnben
ooer @orbareiturrgen treffen bieies
5u tim. u@roBbritannien beritebt es,
iein Sntereiie su ipabren", fiibr er
iii ieiner 9tebe fort. v5ranfreib
fam eS olttb nit ooer obne Ser
biin1etp
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6citp. Gtt,arSs keift
1sanSiSat in 11ebraska

2incoIn, aebr., 26. 0e1ra.-.@ol
terneur g6lparOs bon glelu sseriep
bot Stnntsiefret1r anisberrD teIe.
erapbiid in aenntriS aeiebt, oaB er
feinen gtamen nidt in ben an 20.
4pril itdttfinoenben 8ortuobIen oen
81blern I'M Stant gtebrosfo borau.
leeet geItdttet. or eriudt ettpoige
8etitionen ou ieinen @utften suriif.
snaieben. Ser StaatsiefretGr ipor
ilripriinsGirb Der anfid,t, oaB er Der.
pfIidtet ieL bic eineeIoufeneft 8eti.
tionen fiir Den @onberneur goiuaros
iinberGnbert 3u Iaiien. or bat fif
ober iiber5eiiet, bnB iebermartn oos
8edt bat, ieinen 9olneit 90 Gage
bor ben 8orfpoblen, ooer ebe Die
@abIaetteI fertieeeiteat ftnb, bon ben
2iiten auriid5u8ieben, ilto miro oo.
ber Dem Stumble bes @ounernelrs
nodeeaeben.
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Geiiteines Greibeft BON
f1rcbibittcits>Bcanltelt

Gbicago. 26. Mdr3.--gunoegait.
ipoif Cline linterlitht Metbpoen, sic
bon Gro6t5itionsoeenten Der fe.
9ierung orgeipanbt tperben, I'M
geipetsnateriol eeeen nebertreter
oes Brobibitionseeieses au erlangetr,
nodoem ibr cine 2eiltitng zines Ser
ltntergebenea oes grobibitionsoiref-
tors Dolrnrnple, oie er als ber-
oannnungsniiroig beseidnete, sur
&enttnis gefonn1en tpar. es beiBt,
oaB oieier Ggent fi6 gu einem arste
begob uno i'm unter Dem Soraeben,
oaB er franf iei nm @erifreibuna
bon 8bisfeD eritdte. itno Dem 4rst
dugleih oaS @rfennltngsseiden Der
5reimaltrer gab. Der ar5t, Der Die
4ngo6en zines bern1eintliden Or.
oensbrubers ntdt be8neifeIte, qob
tbn Dos gfeaept uno tpur6e 6orQuf
bon Dem ggenten berbaftet. Ser
ar3t nabn fid oiefe gertrat,ens.
tauidllng 10 5li Ser5en, 0ob ct ber-
iiihte. it6 oos 2eben alt nebnlen.
9tltrtttsanpalt glpne iagte, er
Deroe agentm, bic 8,t iolden Shli.
den ibre 3ufludt nabnlen, sic
Solle beiB moderL 6a ioIde Sano.
litt9stpeiie ni9ts tpeniger aIs ber.
brederiid iei.
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u1orebeac lit MIN
Scc9 KanSiSat
Staatsiefretar slmsberrb GnOert iei.
nc YteimnHs unO iett Wiorebeab's
Nameu anf bas Sifet.

2incoln, 0ebry 26. MGra.-9ie
8ege Der golititer un6 GtaatSm1n.
ner iino iuunoerbnr. 3uerlt uoIlte
@J.@oub. Sobn S. @iorebeao bon
Sails @itp nidt dIs annoioat fiir bic
Demotrntii6le @olberneursnontina.
tion altitreten, trosoemt er BON bic.
len Sarteifilbrern getuoltig oaau ge.
ordlgt iDuroe. Damn in Der aller.
lesten Wtinute enti6loB er iid ooH
Ian5unebmen. galtn enti1ieo Stoats.
ietretdr sInlsberrp, oaB Die 3eit fir
anntel0ungen bon aanoi6aten obge.
laufen iei. gr tat Dies erIt, radoen
ibm SiIfs @enernIitaatsanpolt
8beeler ein @ltadten eingebdnoiet
botte, 6aB es fit Morebeab 5u ipdt
Iiei.
9onnerstag lnorsen eridlien Der
frilbere Silfs @eneralltaatsonipoIt
Gerter Barrett bor Stootsiefret1r
@msberrp unS mies linn iiber5eugen6
mad, ooB Vtorebeab ipirfli6 nod 5
Gage 3eit babe, feline 4an6iootlir
fir Die gscminotion an3itntelben.
Ser SiltseenernIdnpnlt 8arnes
mtroe fonlultiert unb bieier itintnlte
$errn Barrett be-, norauf fid) Se.
fretor IntsberrD enti6loB, More.
beno's Ramen ouf oos 3idet su iet.
5en. 8nfD oonuf .dber ioete Serr
Barnes olts, oaB er cine 8boie oes
8olles iiberie6en bnbe, uno Der 9ea.
me nid)t aufs Sifet fomtnen tonne,
l,no Der 9ilfs @encraIanpnIt 2e-
bitD nno Souptgeneralonmalt 90.
big, Die iinterbeiien ouf foniuItiert
iuitroen itimntten oarin itbereirt
baB Morebeao fein geieslides &edt
babe, al3 aanOibat oltfautreten.
Ser Stuotsiefret6r ansberrn mel.
CERT iif ie6nfl, auf bns @lttdbten
Der @ebrheit Der irriItii1en abtei.
lung oes Staotes au boren ,no oes.
bnIb tpiro Morebeoo als &onoioot
fit Die oetnofratiide 3ontination
auf ons Sidet fit Die otn 90. april
itattfinoeftoe 9rim1ripobl forninet,
onBer bns @eridt io[lte in Der les.
ten geinitte entideihen, oab er in
! Der Gnt bn3il feta aedt babe 60
Iitebeit Die Sdd)en olio beitte, bic 5u
ipeiteren intereiiarten gfitipidItmeen
nod gernnIniiiing geben oiirften.
9tuf ole 8dGe miro Morebeab
aanbioat ieiL ouBer er iollte fid
Iipeeen Der Sonfufion felbit auriif.
sieben ooer Die @eriGte iollten 9e.
| gen i'm entIdeioen.
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lrei6kcbl Gcmermne
in Nmsiiett eeitcllt
aublenfomm;fiOm eHpfie6It brimsemS
ben Gnfanf BON a0blen iuag.
renb bcs Spmmers.

@nibington, 26. @GrS.-Die bont
BrdiioGnten eingeiette aobIenfom.
MILTON lit ibres gnites bonn gr1li.
benten erfDoben iporoen uno Die
glusfiibrilng Der BON Der aomntiiiion
genlodten GnpfebIiineen lit oem
8erteiOigungsrat iibertrnsen iporoen.
Sie bat ibre 8irfianlfeit nit Der
8arnung beihloiien onB Der iinge.
binoerte 5orteons Der &obIeninbu.
Itrie bon Dem Gnfnuf unb Dem Gin.
legen bon GobIen ndbreno Der
Commemorate obbdngig iei; an.
oernfals ici cine aoblenteneritng
fir ttGhIten @inter toun ait ber.
meioen. 9ie organiiierte ssltonItrie
bat iid bereits berpflidtet, lire
&obleu ipd5rei16 oes Sonlmers elm.
dulegen unO Der 9rdiioent Bot an
Die Geportmenthefs Der perIfieoe.
men 8unoeSbeb6rben einet per|on.
lthen BRIEF geridtet, Inn tie al
dbnlidem &orgeben a., peronloI.
fen.
9ie lebten 8orbereitun9en fir bie
2obnfonfereis 5ipiiden oen @eifl-
fobIen9rdbern it1l6 geiisern Der
idfoblen5ed1en iino ,erleOigt nno
Die gerbanblungen aueroen am
Wtontog nodinittoa aiDei ltbr ibren
Infnng nebinen. SIN Der &onferens
inerben iid a1t 0elegaten bon ieoer
'5eite beteilisen ipel9e Die 5entroIen
&oblenieloer in 6en Gtaaten Ohio,
S1inois, Snbiano, uno bos tpeItlide
BennipIbnnin bertreten.
s. 90. aobinion, Der ouf Der Sob.
lenfornmiiiion oes @rGiioenten 6as
8ublifun bertrdt, erflGrt, oas bic
erbGbten Soften Ser grobuftion fir
cine Come 8ei9fobIpn nod ben
8ergleitten beipiIIigten 2obnerb0bun.
gen ni6t itber 40 Gents Die Come
betragen iollten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26
Observation-Disclosures
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8oibinaton 26. 9edr3. -9ie idlpe.
ofid)e @eia;t6tidaft eob beilte Be.
fannt, oab Die 6Iterreidilde 9ae-
gieriing in 8ien elm beIonoereg
gureau einseriftet bat, 6os fir
pronlpte 3uitcIlung oIler gedbrlinas.
mittelieilounaen on oie 4breIloten
Sorge traeca ioIl.
Die oiterreibiiden 3oabealllteft
ieien onaeluiefen poroen, Sen6unden
bon gtabritngsn1itteIn itn6 &Ieioern
an gribatperionen. ioipeit iroero
mogli6, soIlfrei eingeben at laIIen.
Sn einem Selearontn1, oos gor.
iiter Sor0neB bonn Sousfon,itee fin
0tittel itno 8ege beute bonn oentein.
ion1en 8ertciIunesfonlitee 6es iiioi.
ihen Silfsmerfes in geeip gorf er.
belt, miro 8ien nIs cine Sto6t Ses
Sungers INC glenos beIflrieben.
10000 @eni6en in @ien braud.
ten orinqenb SiIfe, heibt es in Dem
SeIegrnmm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-26

oteielben Dor Der GinreiAung Der
&eioIution iiberipuroen 5u bnben.
Die &eiolntion miro I'M Soltie Elm.
gebradt unttr Ger 8oraisii1t, onB
bur9 Die Snangriffnnbme unb bic
8ebanbIun5 bes 5rieoensidluiies I'M
Souie Die Angelegenbeit sii einem
idneIleren gnoe gefiibrt iperoen
fann ols oitrd Die rlebr 5eitrdi,ben-
Ben Metbooen oes Genats. 9ie re-
plibIifanifd)e Mebrbeit I'M Senat III
NIT Dem 9Ion oes 6auies b0ffig eir-
neritanoen. SoI[te Der goriHIog mod
beiite I'M Soiie eingereidt iperben.
miro er iofort Dem &orlitee fir aus.
tpdrtige gIngeIeqenbeiten iibergeben
iperben init Ser gtntpeiiuns, fobnlb
ipte mogltb oariiber 5u beridten.
Nean eriportet, baB Die Reiolutioit
on glnfang rdditer @ode ipieoer an
Dos Satts auriif beri9tet tperoen
fonn iuorollf iid bas Saus iofort
oan1it befG1ftigen miro.