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The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
SECRECY NOW BARRED
NLEAGUE MEETINGS

GENEVA. Nov. Is.-open dipio-
macy and open discussion win mark
all meetings of the league Of nations
assembly and supreme council. be-
ginning next week. It was an
nounced today.
The final secret session of the su-
preme council win he held tomor-
row. In this meeting the Polish
Lithuanian dispute is TO be taken up
as we'll as creation OF an economic
section OF the league. Thereafter
only the committee meetings will be
secret.
Bulgaria and. Austria probably
will be admitted to membership.
Britain. France and Italy are inter-
ested in the speedy restoration OF
Austria, for financial reasons. Many
delegates feel that admittance of
Bulgaria and Austria will demon
strate the sincerity Of the leagues
promise to- admit former enemy ma
tions as soon as they have demon
strated that they are worthy of
membership.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
CUMMINS SAYS LABOR
FOUGHT HIS ELECTION

Upon his return from Iowa yes
terday Senator Cummins said he
will propose a bill to amend the
railroad valuation act in order TO
simplify the work now being car
ried on by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
There is little likelihood of any
changes in the Cummins-Esch rail-
road act. he added. as Congress is
disposed TO, give the law a further
trial before suggesting any amend
ments.
Senator Cummins regards his
election as q vindication of his ad-
vocacy of the ''anti-strike" clause
contained in the original bill.
organized labor worked hard to
defeat mo because / supported the
anti-strike section" he said. My
election with a plurality of more
than 100000 is very gratifying in q
personal way"
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

If Rheumatism could be cured
by the use of liniments, lotions and
similar locally applied treatment,
II would be a simple matter to
conquer this disabling and painful
disease. For liniment is one of the
most plentiful articles obtainable.
But have you ever known of a
single case that was cured by such
treatmenta Your own experience
should prove to you that the best
you can expect from such methods
Is some temporary relief from the
asonizing pains If you want to
drive the pains away for good. and
be freed from the shackles Of the
disease. you must realize that you
must get rid of the cause of the
disease. and not merely its symp-
toms.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Japs Take Stand to Stop
Opium Traffic to China

The Japanese government has
taken stern measures to prevent
importation of opium into China
by Japanese merchants. according
to advices yesterday to the Jap
anese Embassy here.
Although before the war the
Chinese government took strict PEE
cautions to prevent the manufac-
ture and importation of opium.
since the war the restrictions
against opium have become lax, 1t
was claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Deaths Reported

Daniel r. Murphy. 50 years, 825 I street
noxthesst-
Janes y. Gross. 81 years, esos p street
northvest.
hsry v. Purdy. so years. lois d stree,
aorthesst.
Bentznin T. Chase, o. years. Washington
Asylum Hospital
Marie schultz, % years. Tuberculosis Hos
pltai.
Reward Boyden. 10 years, Emergency Hos
pitsl-
sarsh L. Carson, 7s years, s1s N street.
northwest.
street northeast.
eerdon r. Rollings, IL years, Columbia
Hospital.
Fanny A. Massie. &c years. 1901 Wyoming
ivenoe.
BsrnsttH L. Brown, IS years. 1895 street
E0rthvest.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Car Cushions Not
There to Clean
Shoes, is Warning

Have q hearti
Just because there's an empty
scat in front OF you in the rsiiroaA
coach. don't think it's permissible
to brush your feet on the company's
velvet cushions
Whether passengers on the Penn
syivania Railroad shall be permits
ted TO turn seats over and piacs
their feet upon seat cushions was
one Of the questions affecting pub
lie comfort considered at a recent
meeting Of the operating staf.
The compsny's decision asks con-
sideration from the public. II there
is plenty Of room after all passen-
gers have been provided seats, it's
o. X. But the public is asked TO
have a heart and exercise proper
care to prevent soIling the cushions
with dusty shoes.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
GREEKSDESIRE
ELECTED RULER
Nationals Here Ask Wilson
To Aid in Securing
True Plebiscite.
NATIONAL MOVE MADE
Protectorate Of Powers Pro-
tested as Unfair to
Nation.

President Wilson has been ape
pealed to by the Greek American
Loysfist League. composed of 250,ooo
Hsllencs throughout the United
States. to use his good Offices with
the allies to bring about a plebis-
cite for choice Of a successor to the
Greek throne. vacated by the death
Of Alexander.
ResoIation Adopted.
\ resolution adopted at q meeting
OF the Washington branch of the
league Thursday night, a copy OF
which WAS forwarded to the White
House, declares that the will OF
the Greek people should and must
be expressed by a national plebiscite
TO De held before any other election
OF any kind whatsoever" and de-
mands that in order that this pleo-
iseits shall truly record the will OF
the Greek people and its results be
neither falsifed nor the Greek
people be deceived or intimidated, a
Rcn-pOlitIcal premiership be estab-
In Greece and the holding Of
IsbisCite be entrusted to an en-
L, 4, dislnterested figure, politically
cJunected with neither party to the
present Greek political struggle.
stand for Old King.
Constantine. AIeXander's father, Is
called the legal and constitutional
sovereign Of the Hellenes."
II Is further resolved that the
fiction of the dependence Of the
Greek state upon three self-styled
protecting powers Great Britain.
France and Russia be de-
clared at an end and the Greek
people be recognized free and as in
depend in name as, until 1916,
they were In fact"
The Washington branch of the
league acted after ascertaining the
ssnti iaisnts Of the other $50 branches.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

souri, State Society at 91S Tenth
street northwest last night.
DR.. Wiifiey further asserted that
the United States was a favored
nation and that the people should
shoulder the new responsibilities
which have been cast upon them for
the good of civilization.
Resolutions of sympathy over the
condition OF Gov. A. N. Dockery,
Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. who Is serio,,es~ i'll at the Ia
coma Park Sanitarium, were passed
by the society.
In the absence of Senator S. p.
Spencer. president of the society.
Mrs. G.. A. Ross presided. James
Lloyd and Prof. G. A. Ross made
brief talks in the interest OF the
organization. The next meeting will
be held the second Saturday In De-
cember.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
FELL MESSENGER
TAKING FIRMS PAYROLL

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-two ban
dts sprang upon Anthony Criscilla
as he was stepping from taxicab
in Brooklyn at noon today. knocked
him down and escaped with a box
containing $4,000 for his firms pay
roll. Edward K. Jordan, president
of the Jordan Cabinet Works which
employs Criscilla, WAS with his clerk
when the robbery occurred. 1t took
place in sight OF many pedestrians.
The thugs ran into a house across
the street, through it. and out the
back door, getting clear before the
police arrived.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
FIGHTS MOTHER
ANDENDSL
Girl With Revolver Resents
Rebuke for Spending a
Night in Automobile.

DANVILLE, Va. Nov. 13.-Re-
buked by her mother, Mrs. b. +. AL
len, for remaining out all night af-
ter Leo Carich and Robert Thomp-
son had called for her in an auto
mobile, Kate Allen, 25, shot her
mother. drove her from the house
and then killed herself this morning.
The girl arrived home at 3 o'clock
and was met by her mother who de-
manded an explanation In the scuf-
fle that followed, over possession Of
a revolver, the mother was put to
flight.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Births Reported

Harry n. ard Ada L James. girl.
hiehsel ,. and Gertrude L Sullivan, boz
fnonas n. and Bertha l. Carter. girl.
George y. and Alice II. siueer. boy.
Harvey A. and Minnie I. 0'Connor, EirI.
Nal rice and Sadie lola. boy.
Robert @. and rhelna Coleman, boy.
Doaah y. and Nellie Mason, boy.
Lsasle @. ara Juliette Henin, bog twins,
Percy and Aaude Taylor, boy.
Lowest and Hlttie Hayden. girl.
GeosSe and Virxinis Butler, girl.
levi and May Holt, boy.
Walter and Anna Pitts, girl.
Iehn and Blanche Thomas, girl.
william and Geraldine Jones, rirL
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Service Directors Named.

District Commissioner J. Thilman
Hendrick. Mrs. Isaae Cans and Rob
ert C. Starr have accepted director
ships in Community Service, 1t was
announced last night.
They were appointed at n meet
ing held last Thursday. The pro-
gram and budget of the organize
ton for the coming year will be
made public at the next board meet
ing.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

Generally unsettled conditions
which prevail over the country were
for the recent Repub-
lican landslide, not dissatisfaction
over the administration of Presi-
dent Wilson and the Democrats, ac-
cording to the Rev. Earle Wilfey.
pastor Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, the principal
speaker before members of the Mis-
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
STATION SAFE CRACKED
BANDITS OBTAIN $50

LYNCHBURG. Va. Nov. 1s.-Yegg-
men early Thursday morning robbed
the safe in the Southern Railway
station at Lawyers of $50. wreokips
the safe and office with a heavy
charge of dynamite. The thieves
overlooked 500 worth of war saw
ings stamps, which were found In
the wrecked safe.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Rheumatism Cannot
Be Reached byLini-
ments and Lotions

Even if you have been fortunate
enough to have some respite from
the-pains of Rheumatism during
the past few months. you may as
well be prepared for the annual
struggle with the disease just as
soon as cold weather returns.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Don't You Know
.ItCannOtBe Done?

rheumatism is a sturdy foe. and
it never uses gentle methods with
its victims. If the disease were
confined to the surface there might
be some logic in expecting relief
from its clutches by rubbing With
liniments and lotions. But a dis
ease that can cause so much pain
and suffering is deep-seated and
has its source far below the sur
face Of the skin.
The only sensible treatment from
which you can expect results is a
remedy that goes deep down into
the blood supply, and kills the germs
that cause the disease.
S. S. S. is a wonderful blood
remedy. and is the logical treatment
for Rheumatism. because it prompt
ly pemeates the entire blood sup
ply. and searches out and kills the
disease germs. You can take S. S. S.
with the assurance that you are not
experimenting. for this fine old rem
edy has been in constant use foi
more than fifty years. during which
time it has been giving splendid re-
suits. So you owe it to yourself to
take S. S. S. without delay, and
discard the use of local treatment
that can do you no good,
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Racquet Club Adds "a Members.

Thirty-four new members were
elected to the Racquet Club at a
special meeting of the board of man
ayers yesterday. Work on the new
clubhouse at 1895 Sixteenth street
is progressing rapidly, it was an
nounced
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
strong, Forceful Men With Plenty
of Iron In Their Blood
Thee are tie Ones With thi Pospsr and Enemy to Win

tranaorm beautiful. sveet-tempered woman
To Ae1p matt strong. keen. red d-6iooded Ameri-
eans there 10 nothins In my experience which
] have found 20 valuable - organic iroa-
Nunfed froa-" ID often increases the st1ensth
and s,Sun.ee q ysh. ssyoss yn-dsys
fnoranie iroa products it b eaiiy ssimiistsa.
does nua fnjurs the tesSh. nake them black nos
lpset tAs stenaeh. fhe manufacturefs guar.
a1ta apse0ful aad estirsiy sAdsetngy 70.
Gits 10 ev9y Duxhase1 or they vifl refue6
ye1 10y. LIS dlsseased In this eisy By sn
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

Nearly "a per cent of the stock of
the Pennsylvania railroad is held
by women.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

Many c.psbie nsa fails jua sh0t
uinriag bscaaR tkU dos't bsck up their
s-ai2Ity With lie pAyicsI s1e.sth ard sazU
hieh cone issa hyiss psesty 4 Iron In Tie
iood," ay, Dr.. ysns F.ers Sullivan,
snefiy psyIciAa 4 Beisevve Hsspttal tovt-
,1Bty nespitAi-
!. Lei 81 ifop is NJ Mod ~ oaly nskes .
ant phy5eaian1 1eseai vakksg. sesvoas.
yiessie. .eaay iseyas1. hst II ustes6 ~.
Tisssessss~ss"S:s = i;s 8. BE-, 80 =
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

By eliminating from the
system the tiny germs that
cause Rheumatism, you will
be delighted to find that you
have at last freed yourself
from the shaekles Of the dis
ease.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

Write our medical department
for literature and full advice about
your own case. Address Chief
Medical Adviser. SO Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta. Ca.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14

No need to look for a cure
for Rheumatism in the ini-
ment botde. The cause of
this torturing disease is far
below the surface Of the skin,
and requires thorough treat
ment.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
StaQt luiro bic
Sabntll aufgtbtll
Die Hiideabe Serfelben Siirffe am I. ,1tdrs pcr
fide gcRen; Kcmitees bciSer P6micr
tperSen ftd tucbI einieen.
&rdiieent Shea ifeRt fotnsPerabiesums .poraus.

8aibington, 80. Son.-aGes oei,.
tet boronf bin oaB iid Dos Senats.
unb Sdtts- -6omitee anf Die borlie.
gen6e SnusbiIl einigen ipiro; otIide
Niinfte 6erieIben aber 6iirften ip1.
teren @eietaeblineen aur @ntidai.
Dung iiberlaIien bIeiben. @s lift nun.
mebr nit sielnlider .Siderbeit an.
5unebmen, boB bic @iienbnbnbil
arfangs ftdditen Mlonats ongenont-
men iper6en miro, 10 oaB Der ee.
planfen l1ebcreabe oes gabnIpiten1s
an Die fritberen Gigentiinter ont /.
Mdr3 nidts I'm @ege iteben oiirfte.
Die iiberip1ltigenoe @toiorif6t beg
hefiirtportet oie 3ltriid.
gabe Der 8abnen an bic friiberen
gigentiitner iobalb ipie ntogIiG,
troboent 9lrheiter. unb onoere Sr.
ganiiationen beitrebt ino, ooB Die
Meeieriittg Die gabnen nod ipeitere
aluei Sabre peripalten ion uno 6a.
BET bic Spffnitng beeen, oob Der
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GlenS iit Sibirieit
itfftackcntitteit

@enf, 80. San. -8einobe 875..
900 bon ben 100000 arieesgefan-
genen oiterreidii9-nnedrifder Ser.
f,tnft, bic bon ben gfiliien babonge.
fiibrt tpur6en. finS In Sibirien irt-
foIee bon @loftern uno Eppbns
umgefommen; Die giodribt lit In
Gepei6em aus @lnoifpoitof e1tbnf.
ten, Die an oos bieiige Sduptannrtier
bes internnticnaIen 9foten &reuses
geriHtet iino. Die lteberIebenoen
fonnten bemfeIbert Sdididl MIR ettt.
geben, iii6en jopdniIde, ninerifani.
ide unb engliIfe Goftoren In ben
0rten an Der fibiriiden Giieitbobn
tii6tiee $ilfsorbeit Ieifteten. Seit.
lid bonn goifnl.See bdIfen dih dji.
neiiidle aerite, bod pirb bic glrbeit
onrdj ben bOIideiuiItiiden einfuf
erfhiuert.
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Dcmtid1cs Gioenttttt
in fiinf Hlaiien

| 8oT6ingfon. 30. Sott.-@eneraI.
hnpnIt 9olmer, Der, ebe er oieies
llutt erbieIt, gSerlpaIter feinoIihen
Eieentarrts nor, ion ertpfohIen bo.
bett 6ab oos bon Der gnnoesreeie.
rung in IeripnItnne eenonunene
IeinOIide giqentum 5tpeds enSgiiI.
Tiger @erfiiaune ooriiber in flint
Rloiien eingeteiIt iper6e, nGmIih
IlopitnIsonlneen in Snbuitrie. unO
ean6elsge.fdften NIT einein tom.
lroIlieren0en glnfeiI on oentielben,
briDnte aopitaIsanIpeefl eini6lirb.
lid SefuritGten Gieentim feinoIi.
der gInsl1nher. Die in oen Der.
Eiooten ipoGnen lno bon oenen
bieIe interriert ipuroen. @igettum
bon glmerifouern Die iett feinoIihe
husIdn6er eelroroen iino, uno Gi.
|sentnin bon 9eitidnmerifonern, Die
EGbren6 oes Srieees in GelitidIano
baren. Gs beiBt, bnb goImer NIT
bieieni gorifInae berportretcn min,
iobolb Der 6rieSe erfIGrt 1T.
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Der arcbc ,llateeI
at Orn6pa1,ier

gBnibington, 80. San. Gor.
rGte bon 8rndpapier in oen ssabri.
fen Der Ser. Stnaten uno Canada
ifno fonnl eeniisenS, TIM bic geoa.
frage ouf A Gage Gage at befrie.
oiget, ipenn 0ie 9ro6uftion beute
oufboren follfc, 70 erfldrte SO. 8.
golber BON Der 9unoesbotoeIsfom.
milton Dor Dem Sdusfontitee fiji
MtitteI uno @ege.
9ie Seritellung bon DruGpapier
lit mn I'M 10 asroaent geItiegen,
tDdbreub Der 9erbroAd 6ageeen lin
"a Bro5eitt erBobt pnroe. MGbrenS
I'M berfloiienen Sabr nir 1922, ,9S3
Sonnefl bergeiteIIt nuroen, ftieg BET
ger6rall9 nuf 1,7O5,O91 Sonnen.
Die fanobiide &egiertng befhiist
5fpar Die Seransgeber bon 8eitlin.
gert bod ipuroe bis iest nod fein
ausfubrper6ot erIaiien.
sSlt Der grnpfeblung zines Weittels,
benz Wanael abaubeIfen erfldrte
COLDER, baB Die Seraisgeber Der gro.
Ben 3eitltneen fib bepuBt tperoen
iouen, oab ser gerbrditd Die Ser.
iteIlung bel peitem iiberteigt uno
Dab oieie SadIdge ni6t ipeiter be-
iteben fam. 9ie @r06e Ser Conn.
tagsblatter itno Die 3abI Der Ser.
ausgaben ntuB cine ginibr6nfltng
erfabren, bod CLAUDE idj ntft on
legislative geaBnabmen ionoern Die
3eitltngsberausgeber iollten 6tes aus
eigerem antrieb tiin iagte en- Gin
friiberer gefdluB, ben ite foBte,L
bot ie0oh feline grobe @rgebniiie ee-
8eitigt. Die @raeB.grofititeuer Iegte
oen @runb 5u 6ieiem l1ebeIitot,b.
Ser ourdi1nittlide &ontrdft- -8reis
fir gopier lit 4,5c pergfuno, bod
Die Sdpierigfeit liegt in Ser Sat.
iode, Dab Die fIeinen 8eitl,ngen in
ben offenen Marft seben iniiiien, Inn
ibr Yopier aii faufen nno iiit6 ge.
siuuneen, oft s Biz 10 Gents du
beaoblen.
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Sratkrcieb's BmSeet
sebt ms ltnoebeure

4suriS, 30. Salt.-SSlt Ser Gariier
GreIie fommt eroBes @ritaunen
iiber ben Experimentation Inter.
idieo 5uiiden oem fronaoiiiden iuto
oeutI6en gp0aet fir Oos sSobr 1920
gum glilsorilf. Sir ssrnntreid] fino
Die slltsgaben auf 47,000,000.0o0
6rdncs (nornnaI gleif $9,40O,0o0,.
000) Deranlflngt ip1breno Geittif.
LAMBS gluseaberbubeet mir etinas
iiber 33,000,000,000 Neort (norntaL
aleidJ $S,750,0O0,0o0) oltflpeiit.
Sierin iino 17000,OO0,00O Neorf
(nornnal $4,250,000,000) nlebr oTs
Die S6Ifte oer @eiantIteuerlt fir
Die sluseohen, oie onrd) grboltung
ocr 'geiasunesarlneen Der gllliier.
ten entlteben, eingere1uet.
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Dcbs' t3eGeit als
Betueistitaterial

allbanp &C.. o.. 80. San. Ser
aefansene gugen Gebs iprad hettte
Bel Dem SoaialiItenberbor Sur9
ben @uno Der eegneriiden aobofa.
ten. Stan6fialo, Der SnlbtonipoIt
beg 2egislaturfomitee, perlag fir
0os 8rotofoTl Die Ieste 9tebe, ipelfe
Debs bor oeln glntritt ieiner Sefi.
iGhrigen 3u1tbausitrofe am f2.
Mar3 1919 in glepeIono belt. s;n
bieier @eoe nonnte 9ebs gbriltllm
Ben eriten @olidefpiiten uno iebte
SSefferien Gatrid &enrD, Sartue[
gloatns unS 2incoIn inn sur Seite.
Or erflarte 2enine urto Srosfp fit
uoie groBten StaotsmGnner Der mo-
bernen 8eIt". 9os 9berbrnoesge.
ridt be5ei6nete er ols .eine Grippe
bon Soiiilien" uno iogte, Dies r9ri.
blnaL babe ME ettpa5 entidieoen
iln0 piir0e nie ettpas entideioen."
Nadeem StanAfielo ben Sell Der
Sfeoe oerleien, 0elt er itts 9rotofoG
ipiinidte. berIongten oie
anmalte Der So8iaIilten. er iolle Die
gfeoe ols @anaes Ieien. 9ies beripei.
gerte er. 0arnif berboIlItdnoigte Der
ic5ialiftifde a(nlpoIt glod oo8 Set.
leien berielbPa.
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Jabresperia riaifttfilufte
Ser Dieb5iiebfcr

Spofdne, 8oib, 80. sSott.-Die
gtrnericon Iotionnl 2ibe Stod 9[Tpn
bat ibre ssnbresberiontnlInna bier
obeebnIten. 9unoesienotor sSobn g.
&enoriG tpurbe ipieoer gum grGii.
oetlten eriuablt. Inter Sen 8ef6Iiii.
ien Der Gonbention iino folgen6e
pi6tie: Ole 8ieb5iidter berlongen
Die &ontroIle Ser grobidI19tereien
our9 Die 8iinSesreeieriine, Die
idIeunige &iifeobe Der GiIertbobnen
an Die griboteieentiinter 8ieoerber.
itelluna Der 5piidenitaatli9en San.
belstornnliiiion nit boiler @eipolt.
Sic entpfeblen oleeueine miIitGri.
ide slusbiIouns fir Die dinerifafli-
Idle Sueeit6. SiniidtIi9 oes s5rie.
oensbertroges ert6ren iie iidl oofiir.
onB Der Senot BEL Der @atifi5ieriine
Die onerifoniiden SrtereIien in ib-
rer ipeiteften Gisoebnltne olr6 ole
gorbeboIte, bic ihm oienIiH iheiner,
idiisen ioI1e". SIR Sen Son, ooB
cine biirh 9orbebnlte berbei5erte
Sorm Ses gertrnees nidt nnaenorn.
men iperben f0nne, iollte Ser Senat
unf cine onoere @eiie oen arieg fir
besnoet erflGren. .-.
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6elSntakler befriiaeft
! bcifftkctrenSe 1tnearit

goibington, 80. San. - Dos
etadtsnntt lpnroe benadrif)tigt, oob
llngorn, Die glmerifn berloiisn ba.
ben, I'M in lire Seinot auriif5ufeb.
rem, pon 9eipiHenIoien @eIbmeds.
lern betrogen iueroen. Gos Gtants.
nint bat Ole folgenoe Grfl6rung
bieriiber ousgegeben: oGem Staots.
nniie lit eine gebeide oiis 8aris
mitaeteilt ipor6en, bob biele aus ben
Der. Stoaten beimreiienoe llngarn,
bic uncertainties @eIo I'M geiib
buberl Dor ihrer g6reiie ooer pdb.
teno Der 8eiie beipogen peroen,
bieIes @eIo an I6derIi9 geringpn
Raten urnSutpedieIn. Gie ungariide
Reeieritng tuiinift, oaB 6ieien ans.
iuanoerern aus ben gereinigten
Etnoten Der 9iat geeeben tueroe, ibr
nnterifottiiaes @elo Bis Su ibrer
p(afiinft in llnearlt alt beboIten, no
He es ON norteiIbafteiten ipe6IeIn
laIIen fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-30
6ei4dftsntaitn fliebt
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s. %. Srotter BON ssOfib FIatte,
SrdiiOsat 0es SanbelsDereins,
rupft ganfen nnb 5reiinbc.

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SanbeIsbereins BON geortb gIotte, Ell.
ner Der aitgeieniten @eid1ftsIeutc
Der Stobt, lit peri1uunoen nno bat
ieine @ldnbieer III pciuDoIler llnee.
iuiBbeit i;ber ben gsrbIeib BON $780,.
900 binterIoIien bic er tells fit
gefaufte 9lrtomobile, tells ais Gor.
.Ieben ifuIoet. glpBer perionIihen
Sreunoen Trotterss fino beIonbers
Die ganfen bon gicrtb gI1tte, bic
@rite RationaIbnnf bon &oItings,
bic Wtotor sSinonce Corporation bon
Omaha, bic @uarantb Srtlt SO.
bon Snlabo oordn intereiiiert, Sen
aufentbaIt Srotters 5u erfdbren,
itto fuonloeIitb oud Den zines jun.
gen 8ronendimnters bon Sniaba, an
Die Srotter eineit groben Cell oes
geboreten 8eloes peridpenoet boben
Jon. Erotter mar glutoinobiIperf1il.
fer uno nlodte feline er6Btc 9eltte
o1trd oen 8erfnuf bon artos, fit
bic er nod niht be8oblt bate, ilno
fiir iuefde bie @totor sSinance Cor.
porotien ml0 Die Guaranty Sruit
Gonpanp oen &reoit lieferten. sSbre
einaiee. Siderbeit biloeten gerfaufs-
itrfunpett, Die in ben 8anfen oepo.
riert iporen. 8ieie bersoB Grotter
ein5uloien borate ouber0em bon
6reun0en nno 9efdnnten mas er
fnnrte, gegen un6 obne Si6erbeit,
ilno beriAfporo. Ssn oen il1bitIieeen.
ben Stoaten peroen eifrige 9odfor.
idnngen nod ieinent gerbleib onge-
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