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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
Jurists Select The Hague
For Permanent Court
OF Justice

THE HAGUE, June 25.-The COM
mission of international jurists,
among whom is Elihu Root of the
United States, which is meeting here
to draw up permanent plans for an
international court of justice as pro-
vided for in the League of Nations
covenant, today unanimously decided
that the court should be located at
the Hague.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
FIRE FIGHTER
DIES IN BLAZE
Centralia Chief Suffocated
While Battling Flames
In Bakery

CENTRALIA, Wash, June 25.-
Tom Cunningham, Chief OF the Cen
tralia Fire Department, was suffo-
Gated today while fighting a fire
that destroyed the Golden Krust
Bakery here. Adjoining property
also was damaged before the flames
were extinguished The loss Is es-
timated at more than $4,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
NEW DISTURBANCES IN
MESOPOTAMIA DENIED

LONDON. June 25.-Sensationai
reports eminating from Persia TO tha
effe>i that fresh disturbances had
brckfn. out in Mesopotamia are met
h"re with the statement that latest
official reports from Mesopotamia
said the situation was much qaieter.
The town OF Tel Afar to the
northwest OF Mosul. which was tine
porarily lost to the British. is again
In their hands, II is stated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
WORKERS. REFUSING TO
JOIN STRIKE, BOMBED

WATERBURY,. Conn, June 25.-
Five workers. who have persistent
ly refused to join the machinists'
strike here, woman and three chill
dren narrowly escaped death last
night when a bomb. thrown through
the window of bedroom, exploded
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
BAPTISTS DROP FROM
INTERCHURCH MOVE

BUFFALO, N. Y. June %. -
The Northern Baptist convention
yesterday voted to terminate its
connection with the Interchurch
World Movement. The Baptists re-
Gently raised 100000. 900 in con-
nection with the Interchnrch World
Movement drive for a billion dollar
fund but conducted their own cam
paign
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
WILL WHIP PROFITEERS

BUDAPEST, June 25-Minister
of Justice Ferdinandy. has intro
duced a bill in the National As
sembly providing punishment OF up
TO twenty-five strokes on the sole
of the feet of male profiteers. The
bill provides that the law shall be
effective for only one year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
COMPLETE PARALYSIS
OF TRANSPORTATION
SYSTEM THREATENED


has sine OF railway Oannato fdowiga
of o of the eom,rys transports
Of veb
mmSa alton sthemstn
Oh
ina uhoId
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
Chamberlain's Name To Be
Presented For Nomination

SALEM, Ore. June 25.-Will l.
Purdy, Oregon delegate at large to
the Democratic National Conven
tion, announced today that he would
present the name of Sen. George E.
Chamberlain of Oregon for the DEM
ocratic nomination for President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
Pershing and Smith For
Democratic Ticket Urged

LOS ANGELES, Calf, June %.
John H.. McCooey. Democratic lead
er of Brooklyn. issued a statement
here today declaring that a Demo-
cratic ticket. headed by Gen. John
j. Pershing for President and Gov.
Alfred e. Smith of New York for
Vice President would sweep the
country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
GREEKS CAPTURE 5000
Latest Bulletins
BY Special Gable

LONDON, June S24.-The Greek
Legation here was officially inform
ed today that Greek troops had
surrounded a Turk kish Nationalist
army corps in Pha, 83 miles East
of Smyrna, and already had taken
5000 prisoners, many guns and
other booty. a
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Presi-
dent Wilson today wired Gov. Thom-
as w. Beckett and Senators Furni-
fold M. Simmons ard Lee S. Over
man of North CAROLINA urging the
need of ratification of the woman
suffrage amendment. by the North
Carolina Legislature next month.
LONDONDERRY, Ireland. June
25.-Conditions were improved here
today, fighting between Sim Felrr
ers and Unionts being confined
to sniping operations. troops drove
the warning factions from the
streets and many shops were again
open. The food supply is short and
no gas is available.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Bene-
dict Crowell, Assistant Secretary of
War, today handed in his resigna-
ton, effective July ]. He will enter
private business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-25
SHRINERS SAIL
NORTH SATURDAY
Imperial Divan AT Tacoma
To Board Steamers For
Alaska Tomorrow

Lewis 'Garretson, Imperial Potentate
CT the Imperial Council of the Mys-
tic Shrine, accompanied by the I'M
perial Divan, arrived in Tacoma to-
day following the close of the an
nual conclave in Portland yesterday.
A program of parades, banquets
and entertainments OF various kinds
will take up every minute of the
Shriners' time until they board the
steamers Jefferson and Spokane to-
morrow morning at o'clock to sail
for Alaska.
The party will go direct to Vic
toria and thence to Ketchikan, Pet
ersburg, Juneau, Sitka, Skagway and
Taku Glacier. Several hundred will
make the trip, the exact number
being dependent upon steamer ac-
comodations available.
Among those already booke rare:
d. M. Hoffman and wife.
Albert Ford and wife.
d. M. Demeres and wife.
John Jones.
4. M. oHeTHldH anu Wlle,
Peter Pickton.
l.. |. Barges and wife.
Charles Rickabaugh and wife.
Eugene Rickabaugh.
Lee Rickabaugh
F. j. Mann and wife.
c. +. 'Momehter and wife.
VIM. Mann.
Earl Momenter.
j. e. Orme. and wife.
H. H. Orme,
Mary Orme -
C. F. Mccall and wife.
A. M. Campbell and wife.
Chas Fitzgerald and wife.
Dr. and Mrs. E. l.. Hurd.
] H. Parsons and wife.
Mrs. Esther Firsthock.
w. ]. Knapp and wife.
Miss Knapp.
J. f. White.
T. Whitecre.
G.. A. Perdue.
L. B. King and wife.
Jeane King.
Katherine King.
w. B. Buckley and wife.
F. d. Oakley,
Joe Middlesworth,
C. B. Williams.
w. A. Sturlent,
7. Cartwright.
E. Noonan and wife. ~
c. c. Haldeman and wife.
Blanch Nelson.
Miss B. Bartholomew.
Mary Forbes
Jacquel Noel
Miss M. Hurd.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick.
c. w. Wyland and wife.
f. Prazzeh.
F. G. Callingan and wife.
T. C. Kinnean and wife.
H. C. Miller
c. J. Hicks and wife.
Dolph Jones and wife.
Harry Reynolds and wife.
Dean Mclean and wife.
|. Stusser and wife.
P. B. Seymour and wife.
r. II. Harrison and wife
C. ]. Carr and wife.
Edward Dixon.
f. Cocksie.
George Barlow and wife.
w. G. Haskell.
j. A. Lewis and wife.
b. II. Thodes and wife.
7. r. Jones and wife.
r. p Allen.
j. II. Biever.
L. Wharton.
A. II. Kirkpatrick.
Edward Peterson.
S. T. Middleton.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
NOTICE TO CEMENT MANUFAC
TURERS AND DEALERS

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived by the Board of Supervisors of
Imperial County at their office in FL
Centro. California, up to the hour Of
ten o'clock A. NJ, February eighteenth
1920, for the furnishing of 100000 bar
rels of Portland Cement, f. o. b.. main
line track, bidder to state the point of
delivery.
Said material shall conform to the
specifications therefor adopted by the
said Board governing the construction
of County highways in Imperial Coun-
ty. and shall be subject to delivery at
the rate of 5000 barrels per month
Specifications and. further particulars
may be obtained upon application to
the County Clerk of Imperial County,
at his Office in Ell Centro, California.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors
of Imperial County, California, dated
February 3, 1920.
NJ. S. COOK,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Feb to II, incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
FL CENTR0 MAN
55 WEEKS IN
ARMY HOSPITAL

C. w. Courtney, Southern Pacific
cashier at FL Centre is back on the job
after an experience in the great war
which is not likely to ever fade from
his memory.
Mr.. Courtney spent 55 weeks in the
hospital. undergoing several major and
minor operations, as a result of the
bursting of a 6-inch shell Is feet from
him in the Argonne.
His knowledge of telegraphy obtained
with the Southern Pacific enabled him
at the front to fill the position of regi-
mental operator at the regimental head
quarters of the 364th Infantry in which
position on September 90. 1918, he was
telegraphing back from the front lines
the position of the German guns when
the enemy discovered their position and
turned loose a fire that put Courtney
out of the war. Badly wounded. he
was taken So miles in truck. 800 miles
by French train to base hospital. There
another hospital train took him to Bor
deauX. Thence he sailed for New York
and was dispatched to the Letterman
hospital in San Francisco. Twelve days
after being discharged from the army
hospital, Courtney was back at his old
Job with the Southern Pacific at FL Cen
tro.
Happy" he asks. We'll. I'm sure
glad to be back at work To those who
have never seen the railroads of the
Old World 1 might say that we are no
less than 200 years ahead of them, and
we have cause for lot of pride in Am
erican methods"
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
NOTICE TO ASPHALT MANUFAC
TURERS AND DEALERS

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived by the Board of Supervisors of
Imperial County at their Office in Ell
Centro. California, up to the hour of
ten o'clock A. NJ. February eighteenth,
1920, for the furnishing of 1900 tons of
asphalt of 40-45 degree penetration Dis
trict of Columbia Standard. delivered in
barrels or tank cars f. o. b. main line
track, bidder to state the point of de.
livery
Said material shall conform to the
specifications therefor adopted by said
Board governing the construction of
highways in Imperial County, and
shall be subject to delivery at the rate
of 500 tons per month.
For specifications and further partic
ulars application should be made to the
County Clerk of Imperial County. at
his Office in Ell Centro. California
BY order of the Board of Supervisors
of Imperial County, California, datet
February 8, 1920.
NJ. S. COOK,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
Feb. to II. incl.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
IMPORTANT TO CLUB MEMBERS

The first and largest Extra credit
offer in the SALESMANSHIP CLUB
will close Thursday night at 9 o'clock.
Every CLUB member should try to get
in at least one club and more il pOssi-
ble. Every $50 collected by club mem.
bers ND to 8 o'clock Thursday night
gives the club member 2OO, 600 Extra
credits.
City club members must have their
collections to apply on this offer i'm
this Office by O'clock Thursday night
Out-Of-tOwn members may mail their
remittances any time up to 8 o'clock
Thursday night and they will be includ-
ell in this offer even though they do
not reach this 6ffice until the day fol-
lowing. REMEMBER-If you bring in
$50 OF this offer you get 2O0,000 Extra
credits. If you bring in $50 you get
100000 Extra credits. If you bring in
$50 you get 100000 Extra credits and
SO OH. Bring i'm as many clubs as you
can and take full advantage of this, the
best and biggest Extra offer of the cam
paign.
Some mighty hard and consistent
work must be done by the SALESMAN
SHIP CLUB members during the next
few days, if they are to make sure of
the prize for which they have been
striving, and it is now up to those who
desire to win one of the many valuable
prizes. particularly the automobiles. to
make their hardest on the 200 900 Extra
credit offer which ends at 8 o'clock
Thursday night. This is positively
the best and biggest offer of the entire
campaign and will not be extended or
repeated one moment over the schedul-
ed time of closing.
1t is inconceivable that any CLUE
member has sufficient credits right
now to insure victory for any of the
listed gifts. There are several how
ever, who seem to have such an oDin-
ion and for the benefit of these CLUE
members it may be said from the
general knowledge of the campaign
manager their chances of winning one
of the automobiles is very slight with
out the hardest kind of work during
the remaining days of the campaign.
There is opportunity galore for those
who will make the effort There are
are many subscriptions for those who
will only ask for them. The prizes Of
fered in this campaign are so valuable
that no amount of effort is too much
to put forth in winning them.
1t is not every days that you have
the opportunity to secure valuable
touring car, one of the best made, by
your own efforts. or in fact any OF the
prizes offered in this campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
OBSERVATIONS BY
THE CAMPAIGN
MANAGER.

DAY AFTER TOMORROW NIGHT
AT O'CLOCK.
Then comes to a close the best and
biggest extra credit offer of this cam
paign.
Make every day count
The campaign ends Saturday night,
March 9th.
Only % days remain before the cars
will be given away.
These % days will be all too short
fhr some of the club members unless
they speed up with will.
HONk. HONKm HONKM
Clear the track for the live wires. "
Thanks Mrs. Knight of Calexico, for
them kind words"
You are doing nicely.
This race is not over until the closing
gong peals forth.
HOW MANY $40 CLUBS ARE YOU
GOING TO GET.
STARTING FRIDAY MORNING and
CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY,
the 21st
LESS EXTRA CREDITS WILL BE
ALLOWED ON CLUBS"
THE girl with tn ecurl will bear
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
NOTICE OF HEARING

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPERIAL.
Elvira Rice, Plaintiff, VS.. Imperial
Water Company No l, a corporation,
defendant.
PURSUANT to an order of this
Court heretofore duly made, NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that an action has
in the Superior Court of the County of
Imperial State of California. by Elvira
Rice, plaintiff, against Imperial Water
Company No. /, a corporation, defend
ant, for a judgment directing said I'm
perial Water Company No. l, corpor-
alton to issue a new certificate to and
in the name of Elvira Rice as owner.
for thirty-two (32) shares of the capital
stock of said Imperial Water Company
No. !, a corporation, being in place and
stead of certificate No. 9084, for thirty
two (32) shares of stock of said corpora
tion, issued to said plaintiff as owner
and which said plaintiff alleges has
been lost; that said certificate above
described be cancelled, and that all per-
sons claiming said shares or any of
them, or any interest or lien therein or
thereupon are hereby notified and d-
rected to appear before Department l
of said Superior Court, a the court
house thereof in the City of FL Centre.
in said County of Imperial, on the 5th
day of March 1920, at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. NJ, then and there to show
cause why new certificate should not
be directed to be issued to the plaintiff
| in said action, in place Of said certifi-
cate alleged to be lost, and to set forth
their rights in or claim TO such shares.
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal
of said Court, this 26th day Of Janu-
! ary 1920
NJ. S. COOK, Clerk.
BY c. L. WILLlFORD. Deputy Clerk.
(Seal of Superior Court
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10

MISS LEOLA APPI.ESTIIL, Ell CentrO

The many friends Of Miss Leola APP
plestill, one of the popular and enefget-
ic CLUB members in THE IMPERIAL
VALLEY PRESS SALESMANSHlP
CLUB campaign. will be pleased to see
the picture Of their favorte published
today.
Miss Leola. the daughter of Imperial
county's sheriff. is exceedingly well
known throughout this field, and her
natural gift of making friends coupled
with her charm and vivacious spirit are
important factors in the dandy race
she is waging for one of The Press
motor cars, Miss Applestill says "The
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10

watching"
Out to win.
Likewise 'She of the Smile"
Remember what we have said about
"hoping and wishing"
The wise Club member win never
murmur, ever to his or her best friends
as to how many credits they have.
There is always someone just looking;
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10

for this kind of information. The why's
and wherefores are obvious.
Nice work; Imperial.
SOME race is RIGHT.
And gives every promise of BENG
more so shortly.
HURRY-FOR AS WE HAVE
STATED BEFORE-TODAi WILL
BE YESTERDAY TOMORROW.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10

| Members of the farm home depeart-
lment under the direction Of Miss Mil
lred Corbin are planning on canning
more fruit this year than ever before.
TO this end meeting of directors will
lbe held Saturday afternoon and ways
and means of securing early fruits,
berries ad cherries will be taken up.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10
THURSDAY NIGHT SEES CLOSE OF
BIGGEST EXTRA CREDIT OFFER IN
PRESS SALESMANSH|P CLUB RACE

City Club Members Must Have Collections In This Office
BY Nine O'clock Thursday to Qualify on the 2OO,0OO
Extra Credit Offer; The Out-ofTown Club Members
Must Have Letters In Mail Post Marked Before Nine
O'clock Thursday Night.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10

TOnight-Attend the Revival i'm Big
Tent at Fifth and Olive. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-10

Hot Chalmers but then of course.
others may have something to say
about that. Suffice it to state, how
ever. that this little lady is very much
in this campaign, is always on the job
and to date has made good in all that
the term implies. She is not under-es-
timating competition, however, and will
be in the running all the time.
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Hantpf eeseit perbdncc
beainat in Sicitr Gitp.
Glf gereint bDa gfidaitslenten snt.
ideiOeu iidI fiir ooffcne Ierf.
it1ttem."

Siour Gitp, Sn., Is. april. =
Glf 8ereiftignngen bon @eiddfts.
Ieiten, beren pereinte Wiitglieoer
fat ieoen slrbeitgeber in Sioug
gitp urtfaiien, boben fif) fir ben
aornpf eeeen Die @erbanosnerf.
itatten unn Die @ieoereinfiibritne
Der freien 9lrbeit erfIdrt. 3u oieien
8ereinignrger seboren Der 8erbanb
Der 9frbeiteeber, Die San6elsfam-
mer, Sic 8iehborie, 6os Gerfebrs
biiro, Der @ailunternebmerberb
Die 8al,nueiiter. Der 9aufmannsber.
Elm un6 anSere.
Ser bon 0ieien @enoGenidaften
ertpfoblene 4lnn fir yoffene 8erf.
itdtten" miro folgenOermaBen oefi-
niert: 9einer Gerion ioG pegen gu.
gebori9feit ooer Gi6t-5ugeborigfeit
sn elmer arbeiterbereinisnng arbeit
beripeigert ODER 3nriidietuns aliteil
iperben, uno @itgIieoer ioI6er Ser.
einigungen ioIlen gegen glngeltellte,
Die RidtuitaIieoer oerieIben fin0,
feline St0rungen ooer 3uriidicsun.
gen ausiiben.
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Oefltckratiictct ,,Bck"
4. SmlItpaft oesfcrbett

gbicogo, Is. stpril. Gindns-
le,ite, Goli5iiten poIitii1e Oraht-
5ieber, @ihpet nnO Staotsni1nner
bereinigen fid) in Splupatbiefliloee-
biingen ii5er ben Sob Hoger Siil-
Iibans, oes @el6nonils uro HoIiti-
fers, Der itd) ION einetn Grbeiter
gum politiiden giffator ieines
Stnntes ealporIduans. Sullibon
beridieb geitern an einan1 &er5-
id1Ing. Der Darf cine aufeenert-
Siinoliitg norbereifet ipurbe. Die ge.
erbieling miro an Sangtog itatt-
fitt6eit.
Ser SOB Surlibons Iabt oie Ge.
nofraten ii; Slinois obne Gii9rer
unb geipaIteil. Infer ieiner Siib-
rung mar Die 9artei erfolgrei9. gu
ieinen poIitilhen Seinoen geborten
Garter Sarriion, Der friibere Sou.
berneur 9unne, uno Der friibere
Senator S. S. 2eipis. 9adn be-
bnuptet, onB Sul[ibnn Die beioen er.
iteren als GeIegaten nnd 5nn Gran-
cisco 5u iellben beabfidtigte.
Sullipan erreidte EN- IIter bon
SO Sabren. Sn gelbebere, ST., ge-
boren, arbeitete er in gbieogo aIS
Notwithstanding, rt6 eeriet
friibSeitig III Die asolitif. glGnt1blih
eeipann er an GinfluB, Biz idIieB.
lid Die sSdSen Der oelnofratiiden
Eolitif oes Staates in ieiner Sntto
5uimnlnenliefen.
Gs lit pieIIei6t Suaipat mebr
als irgeno einem onoeren aii Der.
0anferL 6nB 8oporoip Bilion betite
&raiioellt Ser Ser. Staoten lit. 9(uf
Der 4onbention in Baltimore trieb
er bie 58 9elegoten bon SGinois in
6as 2ager 8iIions, poour1 oelIen
9tonlination geiidert ipurSe. Gul.
libon regierte Die Bartei in Winois
25 Sabre lone uno ipor in oen Ies.
ten 12 Sobren cine Sisur bon mo-
ttnnoIer 9ene1ttlind.
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Douglas 1tlctcrs 60.
BON Ginbrceberft
Rciifleciuttf
ginbem bas 9adtperionnI; erbenten
in siuei 8eloidrdnfen etiua
$4,000.

am Mittfup6 aberb afpiiden II
iino 10 11br bra1en 6rei @inbreder
in bic @eifaftsrGltnte Der Douglas
Wlotors Co., an Der 80. uno Spra.
que StroBe. feiieIten ben giahtipdd.
fer ur,o 3tpei gI,itreiher, Die 1leber.
Itlittoen nrbeiteterl erbraden 6fpei
@eloihr1nfe uno efltfor1en nit elmer
8eiite in gorgelo, &riegsn1arfen
uno 2ibertp Bombs, 6ie iid ouf
$4,000 belanfen foIl. 8iuei an6ere
@eloIdr6nfe I'M @ebGlioe ipuroen
nift beriihrt. Ser asrdiioerlt Der
@eieIlI6oft, 9. gbriItopber, ela,tbt,
oaB oie Eat bon GngeiteIlten oes.
ielben neriibt murbe. 9ie @inbre.
der n,iiiien I'M gelis zines Sdliii.
iels getpeien iein, oa ipeoer an
&iiren nod Genitern Spuren bon
@eipolt ii6tbar Daren. Ser Radt.
n1hter, 6. 6. @unel[, iprbe in Der
Office iiberfoilen gefeiielt urb an
Elm aiitogeiteG sebunOen. 3tuei gln.
.itreider, S. 8. Bebrnts un0 e.
Mlills, murScn nnsebaIten. ols Tie
bon Der gtnitrei9ertperfltatt i'm
Sipeiten Stodlperf beriinterf1uen,
ebenfolls eefeiieIt uno 'an Gutoge.
iteIle gebuftoen.
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6cncrals Sfreik int
.JrlaitS crfolsrcitt

Dublin, t5. s(pril. - Gie Sinn
Sem @efangenen i'm @lount Sop
@efdngnis fin0 aus Der Soft emf.
InIien nn6 Der @ener1litreif lift oitf.
eeboben iuoroen. sSnnerbolb zines
Monotes boben oie SSrlanoer bur1
gnipenoune eines @enerolitreifs orei
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Sinn Sem @efnneene, Die fi1 Dem
Sungeritreif ereeben botten. tpur.
ben entIaiiett, nadoent dipei 9oee
lang SonoeI un6 8on6el In eona
SSrlonO Itodten. Die meiften @efon.
eenen iuoren iitfoloe Sunsers ge.
fhiu16t, onB iie nod Dem SoipitoI
iiberfiibrt iperoen n1nBten.
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SMl1rfttaititssStrcik int
Hem pcrk aitsecbrc1cit

Stem g)orf, 10. glpril. .-3ie gtob.
notwithstanding in SEEM gorf,
bic bereits iitfolee bes Giienbnbn.
itreits ernitIid eefdbrbet mar, ipnr-
be bente ferner beorobt ourf einen
Streif Der GaibrIeiite uno glutofab.
rer, Die eeiuiiIe geabrltnesiilittel-
ffnifen bon ben 8abnen ouf Die
M6rfte beforoern. 8egen 2obnfra.
gen firto iiber 500 &utider Der @e.
fIiieel-, Butter. iinb Gierbduier aus.
it6noie, unb man befiir1tet, 6oB iid
ibnen 80 asroaent oes Subriperfs-
perionols. bos @riintuoren uno oil.
oere @eoitrfniiie befOrSrrt, an.
idlieBen miro. sfuberbem orobt Elm
Streit bon 1900 6obrItubIIcnfern,
Die einen gdtihinoentog ano eine
eroBe 3uInge berlaneen.
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1pabl in JHincis
erfreiit .Jcbnicft

Settings. Tebr., 10. april. Gen.
Sirom Sobnion CAB ourd) ieinen
&aeneIeiter, sSranf Snrriion,
Die Grfldriing db, oaB Die gintra.
eung ieines gsanlens uuf 46,909
in S1inois Die eroBte
lteberrafhung Der aanipagne m1re.
9ieie Stimmen tpuroen obne Sobns
ions 8oripiiien, obne eeplonte SanO.
lung ntO obne einen Gent @abl-
erlonet. Sarrifon erfIdrte,
Der Senator lei iebr erfreiit iiber
0ieie aunbgebiine in sSGinois.
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Wcttcrbsridt

Sir Snioba uno llneeeeno -
8abrideinIi6 Hegen beiite nbeno;
itnbeitinnt om 5reitoe; fiibIer
beute oben6.
Sir geebrnsfn - l1rbeitimirttes
@etter berte abenn; f6lter i'm oIt.
Iiden SeiIe beltte obeno.
Sir Soma -BohrideinIid @eeen
beiite obeno uno areitos gttpns f6l.
ter I'M meitlihen iin0 dentrnIen
SeilerL a
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kefcltrcibcn
aitf Strcikfiibrcr
1teber 20 Sitnbesascnten init Ser.
baftnnssbefeBlen fit Strcif-
fiibrer aiif Der Sade.

Chicago, Is. slpril. gerieben
nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DeriieBen
beltte ntittag iiber 5ipunaig Gesie.
rlingsngenten ons gliil0esgeb1uoe
uno begoben iih IN Die gbicosoer
Streif5one Inn Die Siibrer Der ifrei.
ferl0en @eidenltel[er aii berbnften.
gs ioG Elm griinoIides aelieltreiben
itottfinoen. Bier 8erbaftungen iinf
bereits borgenomnien tporoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-15
perlbina nintmt sic sanSiSat,sr al,

@albington 15. slpril. - @ene.
rnI 9eribing bot IN elmer geitern
obeno In BET gnnbesbauptitaot ge.
boltenen Ge6e erfl1rt, Die aanoioa.
tlr fir oos Dr1fioetlteitantt ar3n.
nebmen, faqs ibln oieielbe 1ngebo-
ten miro. Seine @eoe mar bon pa.
triotiidem Settle getrogen.
sd baIte es fiir aneebradt !"
fagte General gerIbing i'm @erIanfe
ieiner 9febe bornitf binoiipeiien
~oob mein gnilses 2eben belrr
9ienftc oes @oterlonoes geiueibt
iporben lit, itno obslei1 in
feiner @eiie oos ebrenbolle antt oes