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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Giirken beSrcbeit
aiiterik. Initaltet,

gteiu gcrf. 90. 5ebr.-glmerifani.
i9e Soipitdler, 8aiienb1nier, &et.
tlngsbduier i,no onoere MnItolten
in oen 4ropin5en @oroIb, aintab
uno giolotie, nor6Ii9em &leppo,
nnb meitlid bonn oberen gnpbrot
9eleeeh iuer6en onr9 oie erteiiter,
gngrifie Der Siirfen ouf Die glinert.
foner idiper beorobt, 70 miro nont
9eor Goit Melief Committee be-
fonnt geeeben. Seit Dem @b5iig oet
britii6en Trrppen ous ben 9iitrift
erneueru Die Siirfen lire Woiietres
nit fonotiider @it. Sn Mnroid
fiibren Ole amerifoner Soipit6ler
fir Grtpadiene mo aiuoerbeilan.
Italten, bier @niienb1uier, elm @ipl
fir @doden, ein tbeoIoaiides Sc
minor uno eine M1ShenihuIe.
(Maroidl lit cine Staot BON 10000
ginipobnern, an einem Ser Solipt.
p1iie bes Sntrns. llngefahr Die
SGlfte Der ginipobner ftr,o tiirfiidl.
reoenbe @rmenier. @eIdfie bat 3d.
600 Ginlpobner, glrmeftier imo Giir.
ben: @intob bot $4,000 @iniuobner,
arai @iertel tiirfiid]. Die Reb.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Gnslanb IIiIingt ant
Trieotll l.:t &u6lano
Die liberale preiic uerlanef icfcrtiee Beriids
iidti9mne Ses pom Scr ruiiiid,en Scpicts
Heeiernna aeiitadten SrieSensancrbietens
acsierunssorsan Chronicle itSst ms ielbe Born

2on6on, 23. Gebr.-Gie IiberaIe
NreIie oes 2nft0es oringt Onrauf,
bab Shritte getan iperoen, ben Grie.
ben nit giuBlono 5it beidlelrnieeit.
Der @ot Der 9SrenIier8 bat nnnitlebr
ie:ne Gitlngen nufgenommen utl0
beifdftigt fiG IN Der 8dliptiade nit
Der ruiiiihcn 6raee iirb bem 9i-
itdnoefommen oes 5riebens nit Der
Gobietregierung. Sernorragenbe mi.
IitGriife fyiibrer iuto 8ednite brirt.
gen in getiiioneit nn ben 0beriten
Mnt bornlf bah 8rieoensoerbnnolu
gen oufeenommen iperoen, 8ie Sreiie
berfdngt. bob oieier glngelegenbeit
iofortige 9lufnterfIdntfeit eeidenft
iperbe, Inn 70 ntebr, oa 2enine cine
ileiie Sffprte eeirladt boben iou.
gs ipiro ols be5eihnen0 betroh.
let, onb Der Chronicle gum eriten
1lafe ii9 oieien appea ongeidloIien
bat, henn bic gennnnte 3eitung lit
Elm aisgeiprodenes 9icaierungsor-
gan. saeit,cr Der gtaiierten", beiBt
ss in eit1em I'M Chronicle eridiene.
ren 9(rfifel, nfpill arieg nit 9fuB.
lamb unb berlongt 5lt tpiiien mos
burh ipeiteres 3ogern Der glliier.
ten. ben Srie0en onallbnbnen er.
reiht iperoen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
1oeraiftefe Olineit
nod i'm PanSel

gbicogO, %. Se6r.-9ie gsob.
rlrngsmitte ttelinipettoren, ictpobI Der
8unoesregicrung oils 6er Gtaaten,
tltn olles, mas in ibren sardften
ftebt, lnt Die ipeitere 8erbreifiina
bon getpiiicn Marfen eingeniodten
SIfben su terbinoern. oa oiefe ben
totliden 9aaillus botulinus entbol.
ten. Gie betreffenoen 9aarfen finb
D8otapin". nGernoea@ itnb Slide.
Iieu". gi1lt reife 9Iiben nit 8i.
mento 9efiiat, fonlntea in getrodt.
sic iin0 in 6 llnaen Sloiden einge.
mo6t. Die Slibert ipuroen 1918 BON
elmer Sirmn in Golifornien eirae.
ntndt nno iperoen ourd oos San.
oelsboiis Sbraeue-8orner & Com.
pnnD, Gbieogo, bertrieben. gllle sslo.
ihen fiibren auber Der Marfe ben
yfanten bet Gbicngoer sirlna. Der
8n5iIIns botrlinus III Elm t0tlihes
@ift. 6as felt 1899 befannt lit. @s
lit Elm Gdiilniserreger, Der ii1 our6
ben eigentiiutfiden geru9 Der IN.
fi5ierter 2cbeugHrittel bemerf6or
modt. 9is beiite fino aug ben ndt
Ctaaten, in benen bic gbicaeoer
Sirma Die Gliuen nbseiest bat, feline
SooesfGIle beridtet tporoen, unh
man gloubt, onB Die 81rniing Der
autoritaten ben 8ertnllf berieIben
pereitelt nno Die Sooesgefnbr beIei.
tigt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23

ger 8eile folgen. Nfdt iDiG iDijIen.
bob gSreniier Miaeron6, ais Gertrcs
ter Sr1nfrei9s, ben 8orihlas bes
britilden inb itaIieniiden Yrelniers
altnebrnen tpir6.
@s miro eripnrtet, 6o6 bic ct.
I5iingen Oieier @oGe bic tpidtieiten
Ieit oen 3uiantlilefttritt oes Mots
iperoen. llngef1br so Gtaotsnldrmer
lperben iid9 oaran beteiligel1 ,frter
niioeren Die Tertreter sSrnnfreims,
@roBbritdntlieits, StoIiens, grieAal.
lambs ltto SugoIabierts; ben Ser.
tretern l1nsarn8 itilo Der Tiirtd
iturb Gebor seihettft iperbeit.
Brenlier Mailernrto lit in Genteits
i6nft nit Dem itaIieniiden Mhni5tes
oes gLusp1rtigen GcinI5in geiteru
mad 2onbon dbgereiit. @cidlci1 uirb
ssfaIien in ipirtfdnftli6en Srngen
bertreten. Ser Hreinier geiod.Boe.
beb bon 9funtGiliet ipiro bor betl
&at cine Srtterpellntion eitibrineen,
Inn aii erfabren, ipelfe Siilfe 0fus
mGnien bon BEN 4Giierten eripnrten
fann, tpentt es feline Artlee gegen
Goblet gfiBlano ins 5eIo riiGen
IGBt. Der polniiGe 9rernier ipiro NIT
elmer Gbnlid5en Mnfrage eriuartet
Der rrutdniihe 9reu1ier, Der bon
eiilem 9user6 ruindniiher 9ffisiere
begleitet lit, miro niiBeroern geIege
fir ieine gebaiiptling, 0nB l1nenrft
ieitlet Ibron benz 46nig Seroinaro
aIS 8eberrid)er BON llngarit Grams.
inIbanien ufto 9ittnl1nien angeboten
babe, borlegen. 5erner tpirb Muilli-
itien na6iueiien, oaB lInenrn in
Grnngiplbdnien Rebellion nngeaetteIt
Bot, lin eeeebenen Sails bies 2nnO
az onreftieren.
9ie 9feitItote Der 8erotlingett ser
Iesten ISOLDE iiber Die tiirfifd)e Sra.
&c iueroen III ben 5riehenspertrng
NIT iener Mobt aufgenontlnen lper-
ben, iobolo Die GinipilLignng oeg
grelniers Mhlernno erfoIgt. sto9
Dem borIditfigen Grttpltrf tpirbGric.
9erlonoI eineit Eeil oes 9iitrifts
bon Sribrna ino Die Salbiniel @ul~
lipoIi erbolten, ipdbrenb sStdlten ge4
piiie 9fedte in Aeindfien etnge.
rdliillt iperber.
Ser 9at ipir6 tpegen Der snbdii.
fung bon @ef6dften tuettieItens atpei
8oden in Sisung bleiber. Gie Bre-
ntiers benbiidtigerf, Die aoridtiide,
tiirfifd)e uno rnifiide Srase si erie.
oigeL ebe iie it9 nit Der Sinonslcge
bon europa befalier1 9ie itoIieni4
f9en 5iibrer boben spenig Soffniing
anf cine gntpirrlttg oes oOrintiiGen
andiels in Der rddften 3iflinft.
geitti's ToIitit min. sic sSroge bit.
ausf9ieben, big sStnlier aur 9fube
gefonlmen lit 1tilo er. obae It'd,
feline SteGung fiirdten su ntiiiien.
3itgeitanoniiie MAIDEN fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
S1iffs>Rettcpiermfte
Elm teitres pereftiiaeit

@aibington 90. gtob.--3er aon.
greb tuirb babeittenoe @eL6mittel be.
iuiIligen rniiiIen, I'm oie 80 oelttiden
Baiiogieroantpfer, ipelde Der Sdiff.
fabrtsausihuB berfoufen min, tpie.
Der in Stano gu iesei,, bebouptet
8oriiserloer 8orton gopne bonn
S6iffabrtslusibnB, fpeun Die Son.
ttooerie iiber, oieie S6iffe au ibrer
lleberrabme ourd Ole 9fegieritng
fiibren lolIte. Ga bie 9ampfer au
Sruppentronsporten bertpen6et tuur.
ben, pirb es nod TaDnes Sh1sing
$75.000,000 erforoern, oieielben
ipieoer fir Die Bniiagierbeforberling
in eeeisnete @erfaiirns ait bringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Dos Bctueisiitaterial
ltiebt ititpaltio
5 itisminiiter Sdliffer idst, 6inben.
burg nnb Sabenburfi fonnen
nidt proseiiiert iucrbeH.

2on6on 90. Gebr. sSlt einem
sSltterbieip madte Der 6eutide sSu.
fti5mitiiter Gfiffer einem gertreter
Der 9aiIb Moil Die Doitteilung,
ooB elm &ro5eB ee9en Sinoenbnre
iilo Siioeuoorff, ipeIde bon ben Sl.
liierten Der 8ermiiitung bon Stao.
ten iiib 0rtIdoften in sSranfrein
itf1o 9elgien aneeflnet iino, I'm.
tuabrideinIid) iei. 9ic 3erIt6rling Der
Srtfhoften 'dgt Gfiffrr, fsdr cine
militdriide gaotipenoigteit nnb lift
oesbaIb unitrdfbor.
9ie gro5eiIierltns Qeutider 1T
2efpsig ipiro inter stafiidt Gfjif.
fers itattfinoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
GnalaftS etflpSrt iiber
,11ilee eeeeft Giirkei

2onoon, 90. Sebr. -l1nter idrei'
e1oen lleberi6riften iuie Ser 8elt-
frieOen lit teorobt@ oppelIieren nteb.
rere 2onooner 3eit1ingen an Die SIR
beiterberb1n0e lnb bns ollgerneine
gublifuul oos l1nterbaas nit Src'
teiten 5u beitiiruen. Tim ooie ans,
Iieferung GonItantinopels an Die
bIutbeflefte Serri6dft Der Siirfen 5ll
berbinbern." 9ieie aufforoeruna
ipur6e bon bieIea proteitantiiben
unS fotboIiI1en &nn5eIn ipieoerbolt,
ginflubrei1e GorIalnentarier, ipie
Discount 8rbte Ii. 8. 6. S'Gonnor,
5ieben segen Sen geihIuB 6es S6er-
iten Stats 8u Seloe ino iper0en bon
ben .SineS", Dem .Spectntor"
y@on9eYter @uaroians Der p8eit.
mtinIRr @o3ette" uno onoeren beoel
tenoen 3eituneen irlteritibt. 9it
Simes erfldren. 6nB, iDabreno e
|fiG niGt ut1 cine Gnstreibune 6es
GiirfenboIfes bonole, roie tiirfiift
SIoqge, Ser tiirfiidle Serrider I'M
bie tiirfiide 9teeierluie niht laneel
Nlos in Garopa boben. &. q
S'Gonnor eripnrtet, ooB elm grobel
Seil bes onterifoniIhen 8olfes onS
GerIoneen bes britiIden Sublifumi
itnierItiiten tpir6, r6outit oieier ger.
rot 6es gbriItentiints uno Der 3ibi
Iiiotion nibt itottfirtbet." @r be
oaliert, bob Die Ser. Stooten MIDI
6os Wton6ot iiber Die Siirfei oil
nebrnen fonnen, neil bobiir6 pein'
seredte, toIerorte uno inteisen
ttiisiee @eripolhnag eeiidert tuiiroe
ipelde ouBer Dem 9ereihe Der euro
p6iIden @iferiii6teleien itdnSe. oil
ltnfebIbor Der llebertraeiine gleihel
Madt ON cine eiiropdiihe &egieriutt
foIaen ipiiroe.@ gr erflart Die 8e
fiir6tung Der britiiden &eeieruns
Die 8egnnbme &onitortinopell
Tonne ssnbien nit einen mobamme
boniiden gufitaro bebroben, fit
iiberflitiig, oa &onItarttinopel ben
sSSslon nie eine beilise Stnot iui'
Mletta eeiueien lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
SleiiHprciic iitiiflen
fallen, fast palmer

ebicogo. 23. 6ebr.-gie Glaiid.
Iiben bes 2an6es nliaien Tire &reiie
In oentIefben 9aoBe berobiesen. ipte
bic GngrogfleiidpreiIe fnllen. tpibri.
penfoIls ibre Bidder CUR aortroIle
sbres 9rofits bon @inoesbeonlten
liitterIuft per6en ioHert. Ser Gene.
rnIontuoIt BnIner bat ON ole Gi.
Itriffsonlu1Ite ssnItrmftionen erlai.
len, ale G1eiidberfdnfer IN ben Ser.
Etonten bierbon In 9enntnis gu
ieten. .Seit brei Monnten 1T Der
Breis fir SIeiid i'm @robbanoeI
yg,foaen", inpt 9almer. ~9ie Mein.
fbadoIer baben fi6 0arnuf berufen
Sob lire 8orrate nod al ben bobe.
rem greiIen eingefnuft Doroea fsien.
Gisle gorrdte foIItett nndgerooe
oufqebrnift iein iiitb nenn oie
greiie niGt fallen. ntiiHen mir oie
ssrofite Der 8dnSIer tuieriu6sn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Gciitpcrs cppcniert
/, 2lrbettcrpartei
Etitte asartei iuiirSe ben Sntereiien
Der glrbeitcrfeinbe, nidt Der
Arbeiter Sienen,

@oIbington, 23. Sebr.-9ie 9if.
bung elmer poIitiiGen grbeiterpartei
piiroe .oen SutereiIeit Der arbeiter
Ifd0Iid1 Iefn nno ben @iiniden BE-
rer entipreden. Die bic 9lrbeiter al
iinteroriifen iuden", erflarte Ga.
nrueI @on1pers in einem grief an
ben arbeiterfiibrer gtittD bon sSn.
biana. 9ie Gtoatsnrbeiterpartei bon
Snoiono bot fd gesen ben gei6luB
Der u. S. of 8. erfldrt, Dab Die ar-
better, o6ne cine eigene Bartei 5ii
biIoen, itlnerbnlb Der nlten Garfeieit
hire ssreiinoe ertpGblen nno tire
@egner beiiaeen ioIlten. Weitd tim.
Sigte Die Stellunennbme Der 9(rbei.
teridJoft esnSionas @onpers In Ell.
mem Seregrdtnm on. essn ieiner gtrt.
mort be5ei9net @onlpers Die 9iI.
buna elmer glrbeiterpartei als 1ber.
6erbli9 fir Die Sfttereiien Der Or
better uno oIler borousidnlenSen
2eute bes 2onoes. Sic diif einen Ut.
beiterfnnoioaten entfoI(enben Gtim.
men tpiiroen. fails fein arbeiterfan-
bioot atlfgeitellt tpiiroe, 6em belten
Hionn 5ufoIIen. Srt feinem Jull mir.
ben fie eitem Seinoe Der arbeiter
suaiite fou1men. 3ie Grbeiterfanbi.
bdten fonnen oiif feineu grfols bof.
fen. Daber ipirb cine politiide ar.
beiterportei itniere Sreun6e beiiegen
nn6 nniere Seinoe ertp1bIen.. Die.
ienigen, ipeIde gegen bic 2ebren Der
Beaentpdrt unb 8ergnngenbeit bliito
Iin6, iperoen Dem 8eroerben un0
benz ltnbeil ertgegeneilen. 9ieg
lam Die omerifoniide Strbeiterbeipe.
Bang nidt hun. sic n1iiB bic Srus.
tAliiiie bIin6er Sbeorien 3uriidtpeiien
un6 fam ni6ts nit ben berrdtert.
Iben georrbeiten au tun bnben, Die
hiir ben 3ipeden Der arbeiterfeinoe
kiener.".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Wcbrtitiniiter 1cske
tt,arftt Die Stteiker

Berlin %. 5e6. aluf Ser In
$anburg itatteefunoeren ssonbeA.
tion Der 4rbeiterr1te iuie0erboIte
@eidstpebrnlilttiter gsosfe ieine be.
teits borber obsesebene grtlGrllne,
oob er olle 8erlitde Der 8ereleitte.
ben Sedsitunoentas einaufiibren
ODER ben 8abnbertebr au nbnen,
energii6 befdmpfen lueroe. p8enn
tauienoe gabnanseltellte erfldren, tic
baben on Der Meeierung ben 8ilrge.
bait into berlrlosen fie 5ii eroroIieln.
Denn imtner iie tpollef, 6ann bobe
i'd ols Hei9sipebrmistiiter feinerIei
8eoeilfen, fie 81, seridmettern."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
II. 2. gbmiraI nidlt nb6ernftn.

aSoriS. %. 5ebr.-aontre. .gonli.
raj Bbilip anoreins. Der oos olne.
rifnniide @eidiunoer i'm toriatiiden
Waeer fonrtanoiert. foIl and, elmer
Sobnsoepeide aus Sfom uegen Der
ltnruben in SpoIoto obberiifen NOR.
ben iein. Gieie 0od)ridt niro pcnl
Morineiefret6r 9anieIs oIs cine or.
finSuna bsaeimnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Gfteliiebc Kric9sflctte
BET hcnStatttitcpel

2on6on, %. 5ebr. Cine gteltis-
feitsogetttur n1eIoet beiite, OdB eins
itarfe britifhe ariees.
fIotte i'm 8ospor1is eineetroffen itno
oiif Der Sobe bon &onitantinopeI
Dor anfer eeeangen lit. 9os gi1itref-
fen Der aIotte tpir6 NIT Der triti.
iden 2oge in Der Siirtet IN Ser.
binoung gebraht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Die ,ritsn golfssadIunasb.ridlte.

sSdlbitgtoiL q. Tebr.-8ie CT.
item geridte itber Die goIfss6bIlins
BON 1920 fin6 bonn 8elInsbiiro ber.
offentlidt morben. Sie betrefFen Gin.
einnnti ttib 8nfbineton. Cincinnati
bot 401,158 Gintpobner aeaer
363,59t i'm Sabre 1910, eine gu.
nobnte bon 1913 grooeitt. gBoib.
ington aabIt 437,4 Ala saopFe aeaell
S3f ,069 i'm Sabre 1910, cine 3il.
nabme bon S2,1 asroaent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
.,9otubohs" uraauiiercu iidl.

gieuo,, gteb., %. yebr. .-Die
erite ,goipboD's 1tnion" bot fid bier
NIT elmer MitgIieber3obI bon $50
iinter oen 9luipiSien oes @etperbe.
iino arbeiterrntes fonititniert. Sic
ipirS aniHuB on Die u. s. Of 8.
eritrahAl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Slrfen plnnen gInidlak an Boil
IdJetDiiten.

&onitnrtinope[, %. 5ebr.-Dei
y sllenbar", Sas oIliiertenfreunoIids
&rgm Der tiirfiiden 2iberoIen, er.
Hart. oaB Sic tiirfifd)e gtotiounlpor.
t 9Idne fiji EN- 9iinonis NIT ben
@cIihelpiIten idniie0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Pcrtbi, so 1tnaarn's
Heeentcit erirdtlt

goIel, %. Sebr. 9sidcIos $or.
tbp, Observation-Disclosures Der ingdri.
i6en armee. 1T Dem 8ernebn1eu nad
bon Der unsariiden 9tationnlper.
iaulnIllng gum &eeenten oes 2niSes
eingeiebt tuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Senifines 5lotte tritt 3n pGoten"
iiber.

2onbon. %. Sebr. .-gine Ornbt.
Ioie Melbnng bon Wtosfaii beidgt,
Dob Die SIotte Genifines I'M fos.
pifden @teer Sii oen Sobiettruppen
iibergesaneei, lit. 9ln steIle 9efti.
fines fontmnnoiert @eneroI Brnnel
Die n@eibe armee" in GiiorliBInnb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
Die idpredlidte not
in Sentf6ets canSen
Ottoman u. SdaeFfer hpn Dmaba
Snr@ bic 9e6ensmitielaOt sHr
idlenniseu &hdfebr nadD
Amerifa beramlaht.

Snoem mir beute ben neieIten
Sinnn5beriht 6es &iIfsfonbs fir
@itteIeuropa ber6ffentIi6en, fSnnen
mir nidjt uinbin Soraiif oiifinerfionl
3u MAIDEN, Dab ipeitere @oben orin.
eeno ertpiit,if)t tnto itotipenbig iinb,
Inn Die Sinebnieilbe Not in oeitiden
3anben Su liiioern. Dos oetttide
Bolt nloft ben idredfid]iten @inter
burd; aus al ben BrieFen, bic jeff
eirtreffen esbt es berbor, ooB Der
on 2ebenSnittel Elm gar su
sroBer III. 81, bieIen @egenben
berri6t Snneersiot. @ir boben 6a.
fiir bier III Omaha iest ben beiten
geipeiS erhalten.
Dor fltr5em beroffentlidte Die
aribiine eineu Brief bee Serrn Otto.
ipor @. Sdocffer aus 8euti6lano,
iporiit er gum Gritaititen pieIer II.
a. io9te, amerifaniide 9ermanote
il!dt 10 biele 2ebensmit.
tel 5it feithm. geu Brief botte er
gleid nod ieiner s(nfunit orauben
geibrieben. sSSeet bat aber Serr
Sdoffer ieine g[rtiifjt boIllt1noie
gean6ert. bcnn 0ieier 5agc ff)rieb
er feiner 5rou, bob bic 2ebensnliiteI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
GiisnbahnnnaIiif.

2areoo, Ger, %. Gebr. Gin &oi.
ioeierSng entgleilte apiifen Salopn
uno 8ero grla Wserifo. 9reiSebn
Terionen fanten iiuis 2eben iino
liner 20 tpur6sa berIest,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-23
metterberidbt

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ADDRESS BY LODGE
NOTIFYING HARDING
BY the Associated Press

Marion, o., July 22.-Senator Lodge,
!, his address today notifying Senator
Harding of his nomination for Presi
dent. said:
Senator Harding:
owe are assembled here as com
mittee representing the states, terri
tories and possessions Of the United
States to make to you formal an
n,nncement Of your nomination for the
ctiice of President of the Republic on
Jpne IL last. at Chicago. by the Re-
publican National Convention.
Here today you will chart the course
t, be followed by tho Republican party
i, the great electoral contest which lies
efore us and will declare your purposes
aud those of the party you lead when
the authority of government Is once
1,orc committed to our keeping.
I'VE await this declaration untrou
bed by any doubts and with the most
entire confidence. All who are familiar
with your character and career. ant
1,ost especially those who have taker
nart with you in public service, know
/ leyond pcradvcnture that you are q
ratriotic American, imbued with tn,
s,irit of the great leaders of the past
of Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt
whose services to the American people
rave become forever memorable in oui
history.
"You will always. and instinctively
, 81, meeting the difficult questions ant
weighty responsibilities which confront
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mate at the Roosevelt horne, Hyde Park,
IN. Y. Mr.. Roosevelt will attend the
Dayton ceremonies and Governor Cox
said today that. IL possible, he would
go to Hyde Park.
Governor Cox will leave here tomor-
row 20 begin work on his speech OF ac-
lceptance at Dayton. lie plans to con :
bfine himself to Trailsend and work con =
tinuously until his address is finished.
He does not plan to return here until
fabout August 1. While at Dayton he
will be the city's hero at home com :
ling" celebration July 30.
Because of time necessary for press
distribution Of his address Governor
Cox said time was short. as he planned
to have his address sent out at least
week prior to August 7.
IT hope to look myself up at Trails
end" said Governor Cox, 'and gee n
out l have my subjects fairly well
IN hand already. There are n, number
Of vital things and then I shall have
to assemble the less important. and I
cannot tell yet whether the result will
be long or short address,"
The governor, Chairman White, r.
II. Moore, the governors convention
manager; Wilbur w. Marsh, of Iowa,
the national treasurer; George Bren :
nan and other leaders conferred further
today on organization and campaign
Iaffairs.
It has been definitely decided, Mr.
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Of the government itself, no man can
Justify"
Tint is the prohibition record Of Gov
ernor Cox. IL is the record Of man
who has not been stirred by the moral
Issue involved. As an editor and a
governor he has never once spoken on
the big question whether the sale Of
liquor should be forbidden. He is
against the saloon, safe position ;
everybody is. For the rest he has clung
to the view that the majority should
rule. IL the majority leaves the Vol
stead act on the statute books, he will
enforce IL as he enforced Sunday clos
ing in Cincinnati. II the majority
amends the Volstead act, he will accept
the amendment.
He has played for the wet support
and got It here in Ohio and at San
Francisco, not by being only wet, like
Governor Edwards, but by holding out
the hope that IL the vets can produce
majority he will not be an obstacle
to them. He Is not all the vets want,
but he is much more than they expected
to get. His record is good politics In .
stead of leadership. Having succeeded
in averting being openly wet for many
years in Ohio, he will probably succeed
in the same way during the presidential
campaign.
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tion. 1--WE need the thirty sixth state
ana 1t seems as IL 1t Is as impossible
Tor us to attain it as Il was for the
children of Israel to enter the promised
land Mrs. Havemeyer said.
Last night he saw a similar delega-
tion from the National American Wom-
ans Suffrage Association and afterward
sent a telegram to Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, head Of the association, de-
claring that II any Republican mem
Der of the Legislature asked his opinion
he would advise that the amendment be
ratified at once.
A feature Of the day was a luncheon
given by DIR. 9. r. Sawyer at his farm
on the outskirts of Marion to the mem
bcrs Of the Republican National Com
mittec and of the notification commit
tee appointed by the Chicago conven
tion. Both arrived on a, special train
from Columbus, where sthe national
committee held meeting yesterday, and
string of automobiles was provided u
take them to the Sawyer farm and
afterward to the ,Chautaqua grounds
where the notification ceremonies took
place.
Will II. Hays, the national chair
man. was the presiding officer at the
notification, for which the city had re
Utteu 1CS SuuutuVud paNlllOn. LIZ
program included an invocation b,
Bishop William F. Oldham, Of tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church. the forma
notification speech by Senator Lodge
Senator Harding's response and bene
diction by Father Joseph NJ. Denning
pastor of st. Mary's Catholic Churcl
here. A glee club came from Columbus
to lead the assemblage In singinJ
the "star Spangled Banner" ant
America.
Columbus. o., July 22-tBy A. P.
Headquarters of the National Won
ans party here received word from tn
Marion headquarters that DIR. G. I
Harding, father Of the Republic pres
idential nominee, has promised to g
to Tennessee, IL necessary, to help brin
about adoption of the suffrage amend
ment by that state. .. -.
Doctor Harding was said to have tel
ephoned this promise to the Marioi
headquarters, at the same time express
ing great interest In the suffrage cause