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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
11iartefss beittalSiat
II. :. Ses Dcppelipicls

@aibin9tpn5 s. Sebr.-Der Ge.
ianote Ser Spbietregierilng in 6en
Ser. Stooteit 2u0tpis Martetts,
beruriahfe cine Seniation I'M Se.
tlotsfontitee fir auslp1rtige glngele.
aenbeiten. als Ct erfIdrte, bnf bic
&egicrling Ger Ser. Gtoaten nit
ben riiiiieben goliheiuiiten m elmer
&anlpogne aitr llnternti1ierung Der
faiierlihen Oetttifen Gegieritng
Sano in Sono eegnnaen lei. slltf
anfragen oeS 9oriibenben Senotor
Moles, erfI1rte Martens, Die Ser.
trefer Der &egiertng ieieit Sberit
gfobinS born omerifnitifhen Motert
9rens nno George Greels giiro fiir
golfsaIffldriing gepeien. Mortcns
bei9uI0igt GreeI, Elm ooppeItes Spiel
getrieben sn baben bd 5ii berieIber
Belt, ols Die Sobietreeierling nit
ben Ser. stonten anIonlttlen orbei.
tete, Inn ourd @erbreitltng bon
rebolntronorer 2iterrtiir Inter 0eit
oeutiden Soloaten Sen Stitr5 ser
oeltihen 9fegierllns por5nbereiteL
babe Greels @itro iogei,onnte 90
funtente olisgearbeitet, burh ipelhe
bemieien lperSen iollte, onB oie
Sobietreeierltng beaabIte @genten
Der faiierliden beittIdell &egieritng
ieier. 0aartens erfIdrte. boB ofe
Sropagonoa ber Sopietregierltng
5ltr Serbeifiibritng bon @eboliitio.
men I'M Iu8!onoe @erteioienneslnoB.
regeln itno gereeltin9sberiittbe ge.
9en Wadts gepeien ieien, oie ber
Sobietre8ieruns nit offener sSetttb.
ieligfeit etttgcgentraten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
sslciidlpreiie fnlIe,t.

Ge8 WtoineS, Sd, 5. 6ebr,-
S6ldhtereien un0 Sleiidm6rfte IN
9eS Moines er5ittern inter Sen
0urdbobrenoen gIiden Ser gte.
aierungsogarlten. 6. S. 2arimer.
Der meme ..&omuliII1r fiir eeredta
&teiie", lieB eirt Guseno Inter.
iitdiingsagepten auf oie Staot log.
I'M 5ii interiuden, OBJ oie 6Ieiid.
bdnbIer ieiner @artling eeeen 8ro.
fitlnuder 5oIae eeleiitet bdtten. Sim
9ienstog botte er angefii1loiet, oab
innerbalb 81 Sluioen oIle 6leiid.
m1rfte ibre 9sreiic berltnterfesen
ioIlteu, piorieenfaIls iie unter 6en
2epcreeiee beIangt ipiiroen. Oie
ltnterilidune ersab Elm Sallen Der
Greiie bon s big 13 gsroaent. Die
Gereinigune her 2leinb1lloIer nobm
eiilen 9eihlllB ort init benz Som.
ntiiior in ieber Siniid)t auionmlen.
orbeiten 5ii iuollen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
General =ufttpalt fir
Reett ser freien ReSe

8aIbineteab s. Sebr.-8eitere
sent6Bigtere sli1ti.SeDitionsgeieege
bling tpuroe bonn @eneroIdninolt
8aImer Dor Dem ge6tsfomitee oes
Sallies enlpfobGen. 4oIiuer berlongt
cine GeietbcrInse, oie in ibreln
Gborafter eitrfa6 eebalten iein
miiiie, ilno oie @arnntien Der
gerfaIiune ichiiten iollte; iie io1le
MIR obie 9iife in ietigen @eiesen
iiber6riiden." SSSnoent er Dos 9fedt
ber freien &eoe ino ale fonitrnftibe
aritit berteioigte, proteltierte Der
@eneralantpalt gegen Oie bisber ein'
eebradten 8orla9en, bie er fir 0a5li
oroItiid, uno ucitsreiieno un6 oes-
ipeeen hires 3tpeds berfebIenb" er-
fIdrte. Gr lit Der @einlnia oof
llnterOriidlttg smoBrcgeln mebrSho.
hcn beritriodlten, als Cities perrid-
tCten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05

9airs, 3. 0eb.-SSSit elmer @eipre-
dung oes bom Discount @reD in
Der &imes per6ffemilidten Sdrei.
bens iiber bic Saltlng Amerifos in
5er Getraesfroge, iagt Dos o@GO De
95aris": .3as be0eltet einfah, 6ab
Die glliierten ben @raiiOenten 8il.
ion oufgeben uno beriu6eiL nit Der
O1e9rbeit oes omeritanijden aon.
sreiles al elmer @inigung al tont.
men.
Die 3eitung fiist birsa, bob gis.
count @reD es Derlnobte, ben 8re.
nlier 2lopo George uno ben friibe.
ren Grenlier gIelnenceau al ieiner
gluffaiiung 5ll befebren, als Die art.
oeleeenbeit Dor einigen 8oden in
4aris beiproden iuuroe. ita6 BET.
ii6ert, bal, cine offi5ielle @rflorung
Der &egiernngen bon 2onoon uno
8aris gu erlparten lei, iuel9e BEN
ielben Stanoplinft eitttebnte. Ons
edo be garis" fonlnlt st Dem
5hluB, oaB Die slrnerifoner I'm,
rnoslitb berfennen forunten, 0oB aus
Oieier aeuberling Die ee1noerte Stel.
lung Der gniierten oei,tIib beroor-
gebe, ooB man itatt bon einem 3u'
ionnengeben nit ben 8rdiiOenterl
etmas 81, eripqrtea Die 9offnuns fir
be 3ufltnft auf cine ginigl,ng nit
Ser Mebrbeit oes &ongreIies ieRe.
9nbanp, g. g., 5. Seb.-Die Ser.
einigten Staoten piirhen Die erite
lmb nidt Die lebte Mott sepeien
iein, ben S5rie6ensbertroe su ,trter.
5eidilen, menn Der 9rGitoert bic no.
tige ltnteritiibnns gebobt bdtte, er-
fIGrte Der 8oritsenbe 6es Seu1ofrnti.
idJen 0ationalfonliteas. 8. 9. Gum.
inines, in elmer bier geboltel,eit &e.
Sc. Ct foate: Gie repubIifoniide
Tartei bat lire @elesenbeit geBabt,
obcr iie ti6t ail berltsen berTtanoen.
gli6t nnr bot tie es fcrtis eebradt,
Ben Srieoensbertrag su eroroifeln.
ionoern lie bat aud ddt Monote ii,
0ebotten bertrobelt, obne cine ein.
aiee fpnitritffihe MaBreseI ous3u.
fiibren. Gie republifuniife 9ortei 1T
|nidt MIR biniidtIid) Der SIbrerfdoft
banferott, iie farm riat eittn1aI eine
fonitri,ftipe BoIitif treiben, ourd bie
iie ielbit befriebigt tpir6.
gertras blei6t aus bem Garteipro.
grdnttit.
@oiBington, 5. Seb.-Ger gor.
Iibenoe beg repn6lifonii9en 9atio.
noIfouritees, 8. 8. Sobs, bot an
Oos repubIiteaiide Golnitee fir sluf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
gseintenernna im isranfreidl.

ssaris, 5. Sebr. Die fran8Oii.
ihen Seitungen ipelde fi9 bisber
Iber oie omerifaniidye 9Srnbibition
IuItig eenlof)t bnben, befiiriporten
iebt, oob cos frotaoiii6e 8olf
telbIt onf cine Beiie mif ieinen 8ein
ber5idten foIIe. INT Die &reiie tuieber
brrnnter3ubrin9en. Der eetu6hnlide
SiiGDein, lpeIder Dor Dem Ssrieee
40 Confines pro Otter foitete, 1T
bete ouf ein sSranc 80 gentimes
geItiegen, 10 oub er fir ben ar.
better fnum mebr gu erihiDingen lit.
Iefett, Der Groiioent oes gerbniibes
Ser sSeinb1itoler, ertl6rt, baB bic
greiie tros Der eiinitigen ernte
oes syabres 1919 nod bober iteigen
miir6en uno einpfnbl ielbit, oaB
Sos IoIt 5lpei Waonoie lang ouf
Icin gsdtionaIgetrdnf DerSihten
Ioas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
Der Oclstueio Ser
ScnietsHeoieriiita

2onoon, 5. 6cbr.-Rod jilneit
batte es in @oridalt sebeibeit, oaB
Qolen III groBem ltnfane fir eiilen
@erteioi9ungsfricg gegen einen er-
iuorteten 9(n1riff Der ritiiiifen 8ol.
ibeipifi riilte, -nber na9 0en neue-
itcn gtadridten bat Die poInii1e
Gc6ierling elm 6rieoensonerbieten
Der 9oIiheipifireeierline an erritli.
der 8eratung gerommerL nit 5ient.
li6 gutter glnsftdt, baB cine bon.
fonunene 8eritdn0iguns er8ieIt miro.
Mud iiebt IS iest iebr onrnad aug,
ooB ben 9llliierten cine iolbe Ser.
itdnoigilne 1ineripiinIht mare. Gen.
nod ldbt iid nod ntf)ts iideres
iiber oas Grgebnis oer @erban6lun-
gen iaoen. Die riiIiiide Sopietre.
gierune hpiirid)t ober fdon aus
lpeitIdoiiettoen ipirtidoftliden Grim.
Sen ftarf Den 5rie6en nit ben be.
nadbarten nno nit alien Stooten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
Senator Rcec's
biiii9c Beiftcrkititacn
8anidt Discount GraD als Seila'
tor; 1T Der Waranusen ienieits
beg Ssean6 mube.

@aibington, 5. Sebr.-Senotor
Reco, Gemofrot. giiIiouri benattte
ben Brief ron Biseornt @rep itber
Die nnerifaniftben @orbebnIte au
Dem 9ertroge, I'M eine 21s Stiu-
ben lanee giebe al bolten. j 9os
Sbreiben, erfl1rte er. Iiefere Den
geipeis. baf, eftgliIde 9enfer eefuiIli
iillo, atf amerifaniide Ge9te ntebr
Riiffidt 3ii nebnlen als rnande
Mitelieoer 6es Genats. gsa96en er
bic Grfldrung @rep's borgeIeier
bate, baB iin griinoiGsIid) eegen
eine. elei9lnaBige 8ertretung fir
England itno Die 9ereinieten Staa.
ten in Dem 8oIferbl,no ni1ts elm.
iuenben loIie, benferfte &eeo:
s@elder Sendtor hill iest nod
gesen bas ssobnion.a .amenOentent
itinmen7 @enn nod ienono 6oge.
gen itirnnt, 10 oenfe id, ioTlten mir
einen Sis inn Senot frei MAIDEN
itt6 i'm an Discount 8rep geben,
Der Die orterifnniiden Srtereiien
beiier bertreten ipilroe, nls iie big.
ber bon getpiiien anterifoniiden &C.
ndtoren bertreten iperoen miro. gs
1T Elm Somuer, bob Der omertfoni.
ide Senat eine 2erion iiber orte.
rifaniife Hedte aus oen 0iunbe
zines britiiden 9iplomoten erboI-
ten nutB."
Ser 8rief, bemerfte ReeS tpeiter,
liefere eitten 1itenen 9etpeis 6afiir.
bob @robbritomlien tn0 sSronfreid,
inns lit Dem @oIferbuno unter unie.
ren eigenen gebinetngen Su baben
ipiini6en. or biIoet einen 8erIuh
@nglanos, lns IN Oen @0lferb1,nb
bineinaulofen un6 Dem Genot su io-
gen, tuie mir iinIere Meinltngsber.
i1ie6enbeiten nltSgIeiden icllen. SD
peroe eS oGm1blid miioe, BON len.
ieit$ 6es Oceans geipnrlit gu iuer.
ben, oab Ole 8ereinieten Staaten
in ben naditen aries bineinee3ogen
iper0en fpiir0en. 3ipiiden 1912 mo
1914 bat es in europa 106 &riege
gegeben so bon groBerer 8eoeu-
tliug, itno mir baben uns ans alien
otBer slpei binauseebaIten. @roB.
britonnien bot uns in oen eriten
bineinge6ogen. SD benfe, es miro
Den 5ebler nidlt tpieberbolen, ober
follte es oies bod titn 10 ipiinide
id es itift oIs 0aiteIieo Ses @ol-
ferbltnnes Ill hnhen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
8eh. bah mir ifeibsn maiien.

SEEM Yorf. 5. Gebr.-9er in Der
Iebten ISOLDE eingeidleppte Gampfer
s)arnoutb nit einem Sarge bon
8bisfep I'M @erte bon $4,000. 900,
ipel@es bel Der ytiidfebr oes Dam.
piers in ben 9seln gorfer $afen bon
ben Brobibitionsaserten beidIag.
nnbnt pnrbe. bot ieine @ebaratiirelI
beenbet, un6 miro, So oiid Der
Sdnnps tpieoer frei segeben poroen
1T, feline 9teiie nod Sobonn pieoer
nnireter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
paScreu,ski wirS BON
1toMtamsbrMh befaHen
3ertriimmert iein giano, weil elosS
George SOlen i'm Stid selaI.
len fiat.

@aridau, 8. 6eb. -9sadoem oer
beriibnte Nianiit imb Gr.Winiiter-
prGiibent 95o0erswsfi bernomnen
bate, Oab oer britii6e grenliet
2lopo George ben 8oIen feline SiIf(
|anseOeiben lafien lpoIle, ptroe er
bon einent ggutousbrud befaIlen
idleppte cine glrt berbei itno ger.
triimmerte iein qiano. Damn fabeltc
er an feline Stem gcrfer 9lgenter Die
Waitteilung, bnb er Oen ibm an9ebo-
tenen ouf cine 0iiIlion 6runfen lall-
tenoen 8ertrog nbipeiie. gaie ipieoer
miro er offentIid auftreten, nIs gro-
teit gegen britfide Sabiudt itno &c.
| iddftlihe slusbeiitune.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
Giirkeit erkl6rcli
,,beiliecn Hriee''

aonbom 5. 6eb.-SSstt elmer 9epe'
Id)e ans GonItontiilopel an Die 81
nonge $legrapb Goulponn beiB es;
.Die &ote slrt1ee Der SSunetiirtet1
tpir0 BOLD Dor ben $oren SfbnItnn-
IinopeIs ftcben, tno Die 5ein6e oer
Eiirtei beriaoen.1 Die tiirfiider
BoliGeipiiten erfldreh oaB BET Gin
tritt beg SriibIings eeeen England
ber rbeilige ssireg" ertldrt Der6eu
Uirb.
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Seine Ginisnus NIT ben Giien.
bahneru.

8oibinetou, 5. 5ebr.-3ie Giien.
.8ertpaItitngsbeboroc nno Die
Gertrcter Ser giIenbobnperb1nSe,
ipeIde Die 9obnnnipriide bon ntebr
nIs 100000 glrbeitern, un0 Sin.
eeItelIten bariehten, iino nod iiber
aIle @eii6tshlInfte Der Sroee I'M.
einig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
11ebraska 1t3intertpci5cii
itcht ait9eblie, gut

2incoIn. 5. sSeor. Der Dem @if.
teriuci5en burd Die idnere @latt-
eisoefe, tpelhe einen groben Ieil
beg Stdates in MitleiSeniddft sog,
ongebrobte Shnoen iuurbe geiterit
nben6 6nrd eiren iparmen 3eaen
aunt sroBten Sell beieitigt. Die
Tatbipirtidoftliden a(lttorit6ten bon
Der Staotsuniperiitdt erfldren ooB
nit Dem @oriiberseben bieier Ge.
fabr Der Stoot duf cine iiber oas
MitteImaB binausgeben0e Grnte
boffen fonnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
9tmofrntildte sSranenpartti orsa.
nifiert,

geau yorf, 5. 5ebr.-9ie oelo.
fratii9e Srauenpurtei bon Gmerifa
1T oIs cine neue Srgnniiation 5ri.
fammengetreten. 9ieie lit BON elmer
eln5obI befnnnter 6ennofratii6er
Brauen ins 2eben eerllfen iporOen.
Sic miro ols elm unabbdngiger Seil
Der oeniofrntiidlen gsnrtei oiiftretet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
gelueanna aeaen gseinaortner.

Berlin, 5. Sebr.-ytoh Der %,
3. ont Wfittoe" bat Dos Sr6eiter
Der Stootsoper beidloIlen nidt
niebr iinter 8eingartners 2eitrne
Sn ipielen. Der 9eiGluB tpnrbe
8einenrtner burh oen Sntenbonteu
b. SdiIlines nlitgeteiIt; er lit ber-
borserufen ourh oic 9leuberiins
8einedrtnerS geeeniiber einem
fronaoiiiden SolrnnliIten, in Der
@eingnrtner be6nnerte, 1914 bic
befannte grfIdritne Seiiti6er aiinit.
Ter rno @eIebrter nit iinteriertiet Sli
boben iluo Ain5afiiate, SoB maj: ben
glmerifanern 9onf ifuIoe, neil lie
ben oeiitiden MiIitarisuus aertriiut.
inert bGtten
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s,nHaensa nimnt al.

Chicago, s. Sebr.Sn ben letten
"a Stlinoer boben sSnfluenaa unS
9ungenentsiinoilns 48 tpeniser
Spfer gef6r6crt. als. om borberge.
benoen Soae. Die 3obI Der Sooes.
fdIle betriig 1876, ilno Die 3abl
neiier grfranufneen 9S1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05

gtelu gorf. 5. 6cbr.-Qie oeiit.
iGe Sper miro ibre gtuferitebilng alii
Dem Spielplan oes Metropolitou
Spera Souies ont 10. 6ebruor
bnrd cine efnffiibrlIn9 8ogners
pEariiioI", aber in eneGiihel
'Sprode feiern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
uggir fannen niflt,A iaat glusft.
amerikanil4e Slieser
ipereen lcsoelaiicit

sltticn, o, 5. 6eb. Die Glieser.
aeutn1ntS @Olfe uno lliber, ipelde
anl Montog nod elmer unfreiiuiai.
gen 2nnoune atf nerifaniidein 8o-
sen bon ben meJifaniiden 9ebOr0en
III Salt senontnen tuttr0en. itn0 nad
eiren Geleerannn an Die Wittter bes
u. @oIfe, bic bier Iebt, in Jreibeit
geiett tpor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
&isner ainSer in Der eum6arOei.

@icn, ). Tebr. Gin GiIenbobt.
5ug bon Stalien lit in @ien ouge.
folnmen, Inn $500 hrmgernNe ain.
Der bon @ien fiir Den Reit oea
@interS in Sic 2omboroei su neb.
men.
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gereinianna proteitantilder airdtn.

PHILADELPHIA. 5. Gebr Der NIon
gu einer 8ereinigliitg oTIer ppongeli.
i1en airden in oen @ereiniaten
Stonten. pie er bon elmer borIdii.
figen 9ontniiiiion entuorfen tpurSe,
lit bon bem ~air6enfonoil al elmer
oraailiihen Union probrineiie onec.
noninlen ipornen.
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Gin SclSat eetStet
iiitS iteiift t,crlett

@aiaoend, gnIif., s. Gebr.-Gin
NIT Solboien oes bieiigen Slug.
felOes ongefiiIltes @otorfobrjeiie
itlus I'M, uno gS. s. @c@innis,
SnbiannpoIis. fam inns 2eben;
nern onosre ipiiroen gefabrIid Der.
lett
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05

@erIin s. 6e6.-Gie 2iite Der on.
eeflaeten Geutidcu ipuroe eeiterll
bon pnris naf Berlin oepeidiert.
Inter ibuelt befinoen iid Die 9anet
bes friiberen beltti1en Sronprin3en,
TeI0nlariAnIL 2uOenOorff, Jolten.
bobn &irpis, getbnlann.Spapeg
iinb GJ.Miniiter bes gLeuBeren 8iut-
merma1n.
Gtiinmen Der 9sreiic.
Der 2ofalanSaiser fdreibt: r9as
neutid)e @oH piro oieie neite Sdan.
De niht ertragen; oos oeutide @oIt
ipiro ollie ibu nod gebIiebene' araft
ianrneII uin bis gum 4euberiten
@iOerItnalo 5u leiIten. Gie s5or0e.
rlng Der 2llliierten lm1idIiebt ni1t
0os Sdidial elmer ein3elnen Grip.
pc, ionoern onsieniee Der 9anaen
Dei,tiGen Rotion. Gieie sSroge miro
enti1eioen, OF Ser 5Srieoensnertrag
ridt obge1uoert lper0en fann uns
slt bef1bigen. inoraliiA uno materieIl
iueiter Sii beltebett."
gie SGglide 9irnoidou idreiht:
pSpoernann nuB ii9 Der Gatiode
belpubt iein hnb beitte Die &rifis be.
gonnen bot. Soffentlib iperben fid]
tauienSe 2ersnerS in GeutfdIano
FiitOen."
Ser 8ortp1rts 6riift in einent Gr.
tife[ nit 6er 1leberihrift n0eutid).
lan0 fam nidt nlsliefern" Die Soft.
nung aus, noB sgeionnenbeit bel
ben slGiierten bic Eberbono seipin.
net miro"
yggir fSnuen niflt," iast ysosfe.
SonoOn, 5. 5eb.-Slt einenr sssfi-
tcrbiem nit benz gerliner aorre.
iponocuten Der 8ailp 3aiL biiiIiht.
lid Der qusIiefertng oeiitider
itriegsiduIoiger an bic aIltierten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
Wetterberi9t

Sur Omaha uno gtoot Gee.
brosfa Sd6n beute obeno unn
Greitos. Rein beionberer gSi!ter.
insswediel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-05
gertras blei6t ans bem 9sarteipro

8oiBington, 5. 6eb.-Get gor.
iibenoe beg republifonii6en Natios
nalfoutitces, @. s. Sons, bot on
Oos republitsniide Gornitee fir sluf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-26
THE GOVERNOR.
BY Dorothy NJ. Tracy.


1Copyright. 1920. by The Wheeler
Syndicate, lnc.)
Betty read the letter over again.
OF al the nerve. as il she wasn't
capable Of choosing her own hus-
bad. But sister Cora and her
mother couldn't understand it She
simply must make q brilliant
match. "None Of anyone's business
Who l marry" said Betty. I'm the
oDe who has to live with him"
Poor Betty! She had managed to
eo3oarn for . month at the sea-
more with her girl friend. in hopes
~ . rest from the ever match
sUa11ng mother and older sister.
And such matches Is they picked.
Betty shuddered! And now Cora
simply had to interrupt her vaca-
elun by . letter OF introduction to q
Mrs Percy Haskell. an old college
Eehum OF Cora's. who it is said, has
Tie most charming brother" and
|0f course Betty would meet him,
I3uet look at him and most assured
~ he would marry her. At least
that's the way they thought, 1t
|neened to Betty.
~Ssy. Louise" she exclaimed to
AT chum. Il have a good mind
to marry the first 'haymaker' that
~, and put an end to this whole
1lness. Once married they can't
= ne another eligible in iiur-
would not mind " they would
aet. suggest someone of my
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-26

big reception in New York. Vice President
Marshall is honorary chairman of the commit
tee having the local program in charge The
foreign visitors will then be taken on a tour
Of the United States On Nov "a, 1920. there
will be a universal observance Of Thanksgiving
day in England, Holland and the United States.
This anniversary ought to have great deal
of publicity and a general observance in this
country. 1t will be good for US to direct our
thoughts back to the simple ways of the Pill
grim forefathers, to ponder upon the patience
and fortitude they manifested, the sacrifices
they made for their principles and the spirit
Of thankfulness they showed when there was
so little, from the modern point OF view, to be
thankful for. As an aid to restoration of nor
NAL national pulse and temperature and ra-
tional mental processes the proposed celebra-
ton is just about what we need.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-26

Dear Mrs. Thompson: What is
your opinion on the Mother Love"
l believe the lack of understand
ing between you and your mother
comes from the fact that you do not
question?
Oh, mothers! women. why don't
you give your children more love
which they are so hungry for?
I am only girl in the early
teens but how often have l wanted
to go to my mother with my little
school troubles and small troubles
that come in the life of every girl
and boy. Girls and even boys are
hungry for mother love. l know
very we'll that mother loves me as
all mothers love their children. but
they are not their friends as they
should be.
Many girls marry young, think
ing they will receive this love from
their husbands, but alas, this love
must come from their mothers first.
How often | have wanted to tell
mother things, but l would almost
rather go to my teacher (even if
he is a man. and tell him my small
every. day troubles in and out of
school
Mothers, please be friend to
your daughters, and sons also.
JUST A GIRL.
We are living in a transition per-
iod at present. The woman of yes
terday. who stayed at home and
thought of little outside, is giving
her place to the woman of today
who is no longer to shift her re-
sponsibilities in the outside world
to her husband. Naturally as
woman is developing into a new
| being she loses her close touch with
the older generation.
believe she will understand your
problems. This may be quite true.
! There are a few fortunate women
of the older generation who have
the faculty of keeping astride with
the times to the extent that there is
a close bond between them and
their children. The children with
such mothers are indeed fortunate.
| Do not be afraid to tell your
mother the things you long to.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-26
The Y. w. c. A. Canvass.

Rock Island stands back Of the Y. W. c. A..
just a. It stands back Of the Y. M. c. A. Neither
will be refused any reasonable request for
financial or other assistance
The success of the Y. W. c. A. canvass for
funds was to have been expected. This Or
Kanisation, in the comparatively short time
It has been at work here, has made itself in
dispensable. Rock islanders wonder now how
they got along for SO many years without it.
! The associations facilities are enjoyed by
hundreds and 1t is doing work that is steadily
growing. 1t is TO be hoped that within few
years 1t may have new home commensurate
with its needs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-26

answered Betty. "Suits me-" "And
Betty" said Jack seriously, do l
suit you just a little? You know
l have been doing lot of deep
thinking lately. 1t won't be long
before you will be starting home.
and hate to see you 60 back I'm
not So badly situated financially
er-er-to make long story short,
Betty, dear, will you marry me?"
Betty contemplated: here was her
chance to marry a haymaker, who
would be her pal, and make life
worth living, or marry money and
become hardened to the idaa that
there was such a thing As love.
Again she thought OF her mother
and sister-they would be cross,
but she looked at bright-eyed. hon
est Jack. with that expectant look
on his face. and answered in a
manner very pleasing to Jack.
After the ceremony Jack sug-
gested q quiet dinner at a quaint
little roadhouse. The dinner was
far from quiet, for no sooner had
the newlyweds stepped into the
dining room when-'Why, hello,
jack" came from . middle aged
man. What are you doing here!"
Jack blushed and turned to Betty.
1t was Betty's turn to blush, so
Jack proceeded. We'll. governor;
brace yourself for a good one. This
is my wife-until an hour ago Miss
Betty Cobb" Betty, meet my
brother-in-law. Percy Haskell, com
monty called the governor.
Betty almost tainted. Jack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-26
THE DAILY SHORT STORY

"Ill tell you right now, Louise.
I won't look up any Mrs. Percy
Haskell. or Mrs. Percy Haskell's
brother. for all the money in the
world! l promised Jack Laurence
I would 80 swimming this after
noon and I'm of. He's a regular
fellow, even if he doesn't have his
nails manicured and hair marcelled
every other day" Betty slammed
the door, but not before Louise had
exclaimed. II hope the water is
cold. You need cooling off!"
Betty strolled down the road to-
wards the beach. She couldn't help
but think how nice it would be il
she wouldn't have to go back to
the city, and another winter Of
husband hunting.
Suddenly she saw Jack coming.
Big. strong. husky Jack. Some
how he had grown to mean q great
deal to Betty in the few weeks she
had known him, even il he was a
horrible dancer, and walked all
over her. OF course he drove the
governor. SO he had explained when
she told him she had seen him
speeding down the road a.Yew days
ago. Jack never would say much
about his occupation. II Betty
would ask him what he had done
in the morning it was generally
the sane answer: "Oh, drove the
governor" and that was all.
Thought you were never coming.
so walked down to meet you. Glad
60 walked down to meet you.