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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
''DIRECTUM J" PAGES
MILE IN 2,O1 50
ATP0UGHKEEPSIE

rouchkoepSic y. Y. Aug. 36.--Djrcr-
sum J. paced the second fastest mile Of
the year ard cquallod his own record
made at the Lexington meet n l9l5. at
the grand circuit meeting here to-day.
whom he took the first heat ot tho free
for all pac" AT the Hudson River DRIVING
Park thts afternoon In 2:nl%. The sec
ord quarter was tied in 29A seconds and
the half in mtnut" flat. He also took
The second heat in @:02H, Sanardo and
Direct G. Burnett alternating IL second
and third places.
Nelson Dillon won the Breeders Club
sweepstakes for . year old trOtters. Tnh
Jane EoIo as her only serious rival. Tn"
race carried S2.62o and was tho second
richest purse OF the wccH Lady M"Sart
was n straight heat victor IN III" Breed
erS Club Sweepstakes for ) year old
t-otters.
c;e"rs won n four hear victory IN the
2:i3 trot. winning IN" deciding mile from
J. J. y. after TaraS Hall. the other heat
winner. had been drawn on account Of
lancnCSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
BETHANY PREPARING FOR HARDEST
SCHEDULE IN HISTORY Of COLLEGE

co-n,r .or1' hIEh school boy now with
I..:hauv th.- YEAR. Last year Wagner
mad. q good Impression with tn" Ruff
r.In ,'rn,N lads NJ has old center posi-
irou a-I r,.,oiy"h HONORABLE" mention
.i:,~r .,onro IT tn" All-AU"riCAn Sclc"-
r,nrS Wagner - prospect from
Wh"r'ruC High school maRInG STAINS
bur, =, all.Stat" 'car on two or three
occasions. lie uAs played against tho
hardest teams or the Crldir"n and
Shows tho sa-1" old grit and fCht that
"a good football player docs q. IN" t'm".
Now. : also leaking "uf iha' tntt"r-
son and Waynsn VII r'r"rt Tor dn'N
~ MonGay Snruld tn" 'r"ok ColI"E"
Crf .f, services q: ihrS" ~" stars ana
a.l-aruund performers they would not
ur'v ~. much strengthened on tn" grid
ron hu. r,l trr BASKETBALL and baseball
schedule ~ we'll Nayuan lS niS
HOn FOUNDER and IS good ~ al SPORTS
ltr = u stellar performer ~ ~" back
Erld holding down Il 'ul'hack position
with Cameron High school during tho
>eaSrrS Of Is -. and -. Local fans
who Witnessed IN" Wh"r!lnC-' 'a'ner"u
r-1rrl. ~ }r7gr:N park VIII r"nl"mh"r ms
lad ~ tho only bright star on IN" N'Si-
tors team. -.
Patterson $ a PROSPECT from W"lls-
burg Hich school and should ana CON
s.dcrahls strength to ~" Eufal" crock
lineup and with N" strongest S"ANdui"
in IT. history should max" a good I'M
PRECISION upon his followers an' admir-
Cr>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
"EUCK" WHEELER or WHEELING NAMED
ASSISTANT COACH At HIRAM COLLEGE

Hiram. O., Aug. 2G.,--Coach Roy Til
lots"n OF Hiram College today an
nounced the appointment OF George J.
tBuck) Wheeler. .Ir., OF Wheeling. W;
Va. as assistant coach for the football
season. Wheeler. center on last years
Hiram Varsity eleven. bears the rrputa-
ton Of being the best d"f"nsir" lincman
crrr developed At Hiram and was men
TONED for the position Of center on n
number Of selections o! all state t"ans
last year. Whcelcr's work will prob
ably I've with the freshman team.
Tllotson announced that the first
practice will be- held Monday. SrptCm-
brr 49, and that The following letter
men viii be back in school:
Captain Tommy Van Noorhis. George
I"trrman. clyde Monroe. Russell Bunn'
and Howard Chapman. backs. and Ellis
worth L,amon and Howard Eddy. line
men. Thor" is also "a possibility thnl
j. q Foulk"s. Ray Taylor, Kind Weston
and l.. W. Pritchard. who wcr" in Hiram
before the war. will I've members "f TINS
years squad. Al least fifteen cf last
years freshmen squad are expected /"
show up well this year. Till"i*"n cN-
poets to hav" 4 squad OF mt least hity
on hand - the first practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
WASHINGTON AND DETROIT
DIVIDE DOUBLE Header

Washington. AUS, 25.-Wash'ngton
broke even in n loubleheader with De-
truit hero today. winning the frs, game
: 20 .. m thirteen innings and dropping
the final To 4. O'Ncill'S double and
F.riCksous single produced the winning
run IT n" opening contest In the clos
ing encounter Oldham held the locals
scCrelcSS until ~" ninth when he was
Knocked our Of the box. Ehmkc ended
he rally.
Score Eirst game r II +.
Detroit Jon 600 nnn oon o. :"
Wash ton =. N0n 600 o@n 400 Is IL q
DausS and StanSIc, Shaw. Erickson
and Charity
Score. Second game: r. II. l..
Detroit $1,000. 6no oil DOB IN !
Washington 49,. 400 600 O0t--4 II ?
Oldham. Ehmkc and Ainsmith Zach
ary Hi.millcr and Charity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
TOUR NEW PLAYERS REPORT FOR
EARLY PRACTICE PERIODS
WAYMAN AND PATTERSON
EXPECTED TO REPORT
Captain Hughes. Among Candidates
who Reported Yesterday
Bud WnEnpr Among
Them

Bethany Collage = :rr71I'n= '"r -"
most successful Sf'aSo~ "a 80 hlS'"-N
for tho coryl'r:- rcn'h''i % son As shown
~ n" ~Irnhrr 90 H"w candidates Cor
TITS years r'.-"u - a." entering
school Nc>i'rda, Latte last season :
C,aptair. T,urn MATTERS. ana hughes re-
ported Tor Tho ,a-'y framing rcr,"6
alto h7~ hc"u v"rNInc hard on {" farm
md r.rn-'~ hrrS,lS 10 ~" IN tn host
% condition. for 'hC coming season.
thl@ years captain. was work
ing ~ \ ''r wi'I fo~ the pas, summer
and looks - p" m the N"~i ~ SraD".
Dunr and Walters ar" now C&TIldai"S
AMI should show som" class ~ hey
Nl-d.y GOT 4 cham" 20 show thar w;r"~
.rp>t car Roth have hrcu working IN
harvest folds IN oklahoma and Kansas.
T''G tn0k To 20 much heavier and ply
SlruIl,- N t~- rSa Nig tr>; The nthCr
. 0irdstrS ~" expected to report :nd3N
0~d tomorrow. III preparation Tor tho
'-J'u:nE period which starts on August
Mary local fans VII again watch m"
tso'S''7s ~ Lawrerc" "Eud Wagner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
DIRECTOR BROWN
TO RIO JANEIRO

Antwerp. Aug. &C. (By the Associated
rrnyS )--Rarnn FiCrrc de Cugertin pres
.idrul Ot thu iHtc-uational Olympic COM
m;iirr and father uf the Olympic
games" Will be accompanied 10 RIO
Janciro for tho South im"rtCan !ntcrna-
tional games In l?22 by Elwnod : Brown
physical education secretary Of tn" '. NJ.
e A. in It's foreign work whit III" inter
at:onhl committee. Il was learned h'Tc
to-day
II vas said 10 L." largely du" :" Mr..
Rrowu's efforts that the Rio Jan"iro
games will be held under the Official!
sanction and with tn" recognition or ms
International Olympic committee which
ms rrrngn!.rh thu NJ aS an integral pat
oc the Olympic all sports for air world
mUN em6nt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
SOX SLAUGHTER
THE YANKEES
BABE RUTH HITS
44TH HOME RUN
New York Twirlers Are
Pounded For Seventeen
Safe Hits

.NOv York. August @G-ThN Chicago
White Son opened Their final series mere
today and dct'at"d New York Is to t.
Tho visitors batted three Yankee pitch
erS for Il total Of l. hits. New York
hit Kerr hard IN tbs first inning, but
aft"r that the chicago pitcher had
things his own .wlry. Babe Ruth made
his 4ith hone run in tn FIRST inning,
hitting the bail into tho lower right
N,id stand Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
BEAT CLEVELAND AGAIN

Philadelphia. Aug. 26.-Phitlad"lp hia
brnchcd hits of Caldwell in the early
innings today and won it's second
straight game from Cleveland 3 TO >.
land scoring its first run on a passed
keefc was trong IN the pincrcS, Clcvr-
bail and It's second OF a fly which the
wind carried away from Wclch for L
single. JamieSon's running On"-haud
catch o fpykc's long liner WAS the field
ing feature.
Score: HE
Cleveland $500. OlO 1on nno-3 I .
Philadelpkian lO2 600 % - (
Caldwell and O'Neill: kcefc and Per
ki.lS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
PIRATES WIN
FROM BOSTON

p,,,sbu-gh, Aug 2s.--FittshurGh de-
$500 Boston to-day. " |, Powell M
Me- first bail pitched "r a nomG run run
Ind Inc locals lied ~ score ,ripI In and ind
ous.! wir,.iS Nhitttls safe hit and
IT ' ~ second. followed by Barbara
IsinSic won the game in the seventh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

.-,ro hSc hits: Ford. Three base hit'
,,t,N.| Homo run: Powell stolen
80 m.- lam. whiitcd. Sacrifice. ny
McQuu:n. Left on bass: B@S' ,,,, %, .:
!, Sick out. Fly McQuilian. :; by
-. ;. Winning pitcher: ADAMS.
49, oS.,,. pitcher: MrQu,!lan. tmp;rCS:
LLtI,,and OutSley. Time Uf game: t.2V.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
HOW they Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YAstsrLlays Games.

Boston, |: Pittsburgh. >.
Philadelphia. :. Cincinnati. !.
New York. /; 81. Louis. ..
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, }
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
p1nLoNvALE WANTS GAME

The pilonvaia Indians would lil." "a
hear from snuu' faE: tom IN tn" val
lev for gam" sunday. Nugus' -. Th!s
date il OPEN ~ tn" result "t tn" Ans.
tcrdau 4 . ranr"lliuc for thH coIniuc
Su,ilI: For arrangements Of ..4i'."s
rlcas,. call pillnnvalr and ask TOR -.
manager ur IN" 'l4,io"yai" baseball
team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
The Standing.
To-day's Games.

Boston ~ Pittsburgh.
Hh!l,drlphla At 81. l.ouIs
New York AZ Cincinnati.
brooklyn at Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
YANKEES met

\ meeting Of the Yankee Junior foot
hall squad was held last evening III
their club rooms on Twerty.f"Grth
street. aud was one. az the best attend
Cd If all thuS" held in the past. y
number If important matters were
brought up concerning the rattle which
rs being run of for the benefit Of the
club Tho session adjourned about 0
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27

TYo-hasc hitS-Slck"rrnE. Paul"ttc
Three base hit--W threw. stolen bases
Rawlings. MucScl Sarrihce ntsTI
81, ~ hascs-Thnad"Iphia 3. C'ncin-
matt :. Bas,s on haus.-om Ring : ~
Jmhhcu Hi,s-Oft Ring in IN
ninrx eli Sa,lcc in inning struck
~ut-By RinE ). by EiGohHi j., hIIN-
PIrr Passed balls Wing" i:"N'nE
N'hH' t,.hS / MP Mora"
rms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

jersey city .: Toronto II.
Reading !. Rochester >
Syracuse . BuCfalo Onrsi ram"D
Syracuse 4. RUffslo "a tsecoud game
EaILmcIs J; Akron l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
TIE Standing.
To-dny's Games.

Z IOVTs Al ITWNt0N-
CEiCJcn a. New York
natrot at Washington.
Cleveland a. Phllad"!rh!a
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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-21
superintendent whiseley Wait. seAoe,s

George A. whitley. deputy superin-
tendent OF public instruction. returned
Friday morning after q trip through
Snake valley and lower Spring valley
on an Official visit to the schools under
his Jurisdiction. Mr.. whitley says
that he found ali schools In excellent
condition from an educational stand
point and he a. only words OF praise
for the various teachers in charge. He
says that the buildings. however. might
be greatly improved and expresses the
opinion that more attention should be
paid 10 the accommodations afforded
teachers and pupils IN these sparseiy
settled communities.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-07
3nr yiiifsabc Der gabnen an bic
oStrpurationen.

8oIbington Z. Seb.-9ie &eeic.
ringsmnidine, pelde cine gtiifgabc
Ser Giienbobnen om 1. Wdr5 al 6ie
@igentiimer noriicbt, lit bereits in
@ong eeleet iuorben, inoem 9obn.
oireftor Sines onfiinoigte, oob cine
Ibteilltng errihtet torroe jitr 81
aitiOierims Der glnipriidIe, an ocrcn
Spise Mar pbeIon bon Der gbtei.
lung oes dffentIihen 9ienites itebt.
llnfertiee 9Idne alir alfIoime Der
9abnobniniItration iin6 bercits ee,
troffen iino 0iar SbeIon miro oie.
ielbcn uerboIfomutnen uno ditsfiib.
ren. Sc iuliroe dngefimoigt, oob &.
8. ToueIl, Girettor Der slbteil,ina
fiir aopitaInusenbcn tno goriiser
fir 9[nipriihc. feline Tefianniicn elm.
sereid5t babe. Die ant Is, Sebru1r
in aroft treten ioIl. goipeIl iDiro
8Repr1iibent Der erie 9obn iperSel.
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Sc5ialiitensf,rcsefs
aiif 0ienstaa pcrtaat

9fIboup, 81. o.. z. 6ebr. 1as
fidlterlid)e aomitee Der Mieinblp,
lugtcles bic llnteriudlung geBen biz
alispenbiertca So3iaIiftem fiibrt
llat iidl Bis off Dienstog bertnet,
ss,n Oreiipofentliden gerbanoIungeu
bat eg folgenoe gnnfte sit belpeiien
aeiuft: /. SAB Die @erfoiIung oes
Siaates 9leip 9ort uno nns Bro.
Grdurm 6er io5ioliitiiben 9artei in
0ireftem Uegetint 5u eindnoer
iiebeu; Die eritere beItinnnt bic @e.
lnilligung bon Wfitteln fir cine
uititdriife Organization. ipogegen
Sic 5o5ialiIten oppoflierel. 9aber
haben So3ioIiiten fir Oie slufbe.
hung Ser etaatsruili5 ogitiert. 2.
1oB Die giebrbeit Ser sablen0en
MitgIieoer Der So5ioliitenportei
gIusIdnoer, rno biele nlinoeridbrig
iino. 8. 2aB ale SoSialiitm gum
ctitr5 Der giegierung, notigenfdas
NIT @jeipnlt, bei5utragen berpflidtet
iino. A. 9nb omerifaniihe GoaiaIi.
item ip1bren0 oes Grieges nit
9ciitiGInno iprnpatbifierten lrto iest
nit 6ent riiiiiiden Soniet barnoni.
iieren.
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Smten ii8 Scpicts
HmklanS so ndberfi
Die goildfiuifircsirrnns Hl5dte mil
BET sdnaen Welt germ in Srie.
ben Ieben.

Gtodbolnt, z. gyeb.--Der Nolidle.
,pifi.0elcaot gl6oIpb csoffe n,ahte n
0orbot einelu 9ertrefer bes Gpeng.
ia 9oabIoSet Die W1itteiI1lno, bon
aeaenip1rtia gerbon6llnoeu atpiId,eil
Der Gobietreaierltlta urb @rok6ri.
tnnnien inn Gdnae fino. gsie Soffe
erfldrt bat, iiid,t Bic sobietreoieruno
ssrie6en nit alien gsntionen, irl6eIien
miiiIe iie ooro1if beItehen. 6os iih
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-07
Gal9cnfriit fir
6rafftnter ,lftS Cole
0idJt seHns Stinmen i'm S6srse-
ridt, Inn IppellatiOn 9ram.
mers sm beriuerfeI.

2incoIn Z. sSeb. --3um oipeiter
Minl felt iBrar 8ernrteiluns tpnrber
@rnntuler itno Cole Dem &ahen oes
Sooes entriiIen. Sic batten Inn 8
11br Sreitag utorgen Die 2ooesSele
betreten uno ertporteten ibr S1id.
inI, fpdbreno i'm 9[nlts3irnnier bes
9lufiebers Die onttliden 8eugen int
orei aer8te ouf bic SoOesbotidofi
bonn Stndtsboitie ipnrteten, oIs iilr
800 bonn @oubernpur Die Mlittei.
lung eintrnf, bob Elm aufidub bon
"a Stlinben geip1brt iporoen Tel.
Ole llriade 6esieIben Iieet BARN,
oob Die 9lppeIlation @rommers bonn
Giltriftsgerid]t. feinen @eiitesdnitano
bon einent @eihtporenengerid)t ent.
idcioen at IoiIen, bonn Cbergeri6t
nit MIR orei Sfinitilen beriuorfen
ipurbe, ipdbreno berfaiiunssn11Big 4
Stimilien notie iinb. geur flint bon
oen iieben Sberriftern iuaren in
Sibung 1lno in ben S1n0en Der ob.
tpeienben Gifter 2etton uno 9oD
fiegt ods ipeitere GdiflaI Der 20.
besfnnoioaten. 8ie giifter Morrii.
feb, 9aoie itno gllbrid iparen fir,
Ridter Gorniib t,no 9ean gegen bic
8erlperfung Der appeIlotion. Gdarf-
rifter SurIbit bonn giu gorfer
Stoatsgefangnis fonnte mir nit
Miibe betuogen iper0en Ieinen auf.
entbalt Bis arr ipeiteren Gntidei.
6ung, bic beute nohmittag erfpnrtet
miro, 5u berIdnaern.
gon ben @efaneenen 1T Cole ob.
ioIut aliberiidtIih, oob feline Sin.
ridtuns iiberbaitpt nidt itdttfinoen
miro. CT fab roudeito IN feiner 3eTe
ino itnterbieIt iid nit ieinem aeiit.
liden 8erater Sndett, eihem gbri.
finn Gtience 8orIeier @ramirer mar
dltBerIt nerb6s. Seine ilinge ssrnu
mid nidt bon feiner Geite. gpin al.
Ter gater bntte fif bon ieinem arnn.
feitbett n1ifsenodt, Inn bon ieinem
Sobn abfdieo su rebnen. Der Ser.
ltrteiIfe i1ien bon benz mos Inn TIM
boreing, niht bieI ntebr iunbr5nneb.
mon
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Stnrft an Oitkiiite
TIM 1aetlaf, teariffen

Boibireton z. Geb.-gaod) ben
geobodtlingen oes 8etterbiiros bot
iid ber Sturm. Der felt Waittipod,
oie WitteIatlantiiden Sooieu in iei.
men aroIIeu belt, nebr n0rbli9 ge.
iranbt un0 miro bei,te Die saiiIte bon
gselenglonb treffen. ssstl ben iiibli9en
Seilen Der mitteIatIantiid)en Stoo.
tengriippe bat Der Shneefal[ auFge.
bort, itno bns Gnoe oes SdneeItiir.
mes miro fir gsetu gort fir Conn.
tag berfiinbet. @eneraISirettor Sines
beridtet cine idipere SGG6ieune bes
Srnnsportipeiens In alien &iiItenitoa.
teip onra bic @ertuebune Der eiien.
bobnet ino bic boIlit6noiee 2ahnt-
leetng Der Siiitenidiffobrt. auBer-
Dem finb Soblreide gobnnnseIteIIte
an Der Sin erfronft.
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9emofrQteu uIE'0nnen
ii6 nijt einigell
aordiiScnt tpilIcn bat ieinen StdnSpMnkt eeacit:
iibcr Scn Beitimmiinaen Scs SrieSenss
pcrtrass nm nidpts ee6nSert
tserab fiiblt republ. Kansisaten auf Sen 5atm

GrlnB fcines Sdreibens gum Sad.
iontog nidt ee1nbert babe, B. b. er
1T eeeen ieoe 4enoeruns oes Sin.
mes 0es @ertrnees ourd Ginipdnoe.
Senator @orab irtt feline gtod.
fOriduneen fort, iiber Die Stellung.
nobme Der beri1ieoenen repubIifa.
niifen Observation-Disclosures
uno .nlosli6feiten &larbeit 5u er.
Iangen. @eitern ridtete er an @ou.
Derneiir Cor BON Ohio Die Sroge, OBJ
er oafiir lei, 6aB @roBbritannien nit
6 Stiminen gegen / outerifaniid)c
Stinune in BET NationerIigo bertre.
fen iein iolle, iiiio ipie er iiber elm
nationnles Heferen6mt iiber oen
5riebensbertrng oenfe.
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Nrbcitcri0aft plant
pclitii6e champagne

8oibineton, Z. 6eb.-Ssit lleber.
.einltimnlung nit sStitrliftionen Der
Iaagenteinen g(rbeiterfonieren5 bon
lesten Is. Ge5entber bat Soniliel
@ompers oIs Yrdfioent Ser g[nteri.
con federation Of 2abor Elm &omi.
Tee ernanilt, gldne fir cine nerei.
iibe politiide aontpognc Der orgn.
niiiertett glrbeiteribaft 3n entiperfen,
oontit arbeiterfreunoline &ongreb.
nitelieoer nnb. Stonts. uno gunoes-
bedntte eriuGblt tperoen. Gie @ieoer.
lpobl allcr 9fbgeorbneter, ipeIf)e in
iIrer 2aufbabn eegen Die organizer
te Grbeiferif)aft oufgetreten filo,
miro biftere Sppoiition erfabren,
iino b1sieIbe gilt fir tteue aanoioa.
ten NIT nidt orbeiterfreinoIiher
@eiinnitng. Gie g(rbeiterberb1noe Be.
onipruden in ibren beridie6enen
3ipeisen cine MitslieoeraabI bon 4
RilGionen Mann uno olle 3peige
tperoe, oufgeforoert, iih am @abl-
fartpf aii beteilisett. Sn Gtoats. iino
2ofoltuablen miro Die arbeiterfhoft
fid] ben1iiben, @oubernettre, 9fidter
iitlo 2eeislatoren bon onerfonnt ar.
beiterfrennOli6er @eiittnnna ouf3r.
iteILen unb srt erip1blen. @dbranb
man beriud)en miro, Die llrlteritiit.
sung Der Garmer au erlansen, bal.
ten Die glrbeiterfiibrer Die 8iIoung
elmer uellen Gartei fir rlid)t aeitse:
rf11f,
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DemtidlanS's
krieessperlmite

Berlin Z. Gebr. r.-Ger r8or.
ip1rts" berbreitet cine lteberfiht
iiber bic oeiitiden GriegsperluIte oeg
Seeres an Gotten insgeion1t LIS.
246, bobon t,655.553 Monnidoften
unb 62,693 Dffi5iere, an @erlpun.
0eten 4,234,107, onrirter 1t6,015
Sffi5iere, IN @efdngenen uno Ser.
nlibten 1,073,61e, baDon t,05O,5t6
@annihaften imb 23,t04 Sffisiere,
suian,tnen 7,025972; Die 1erluite
Der Rarine an Goten 24,112, on
8eripunbeten 29,S30, on @cfanae.
nen 1864; auinn1nen NIT ben M
neutrnIen Gtdatet sslliernierten uno
on araffbeiten Usitorhenen 1882.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-07
Bank>Bctc perietwanS
nit $5S,OOO in BcnSs

Chicago, Z. s5eb.--9ie Gbicagoer
Yoli5ci forid)t nod 0em gerbIeib oes
26idbrigen 8anf6oten George Gran-
5e, ser nit $4,000 in Der Sarris
Eruit un6 Gooilgs @onf eeborigen
Sibertp Bombs ieit seItern Deridlpln.
ben lit. @e9en MongeIs aIler Spu-
rem lit bic 9oli8ei ttneritidieoen ob
Strange in Dem oihten gtebeI elmer
RGuberban6e gum Spfer gefaIIen
o6er freilpillig berihmunben lit. CT
muroe 5uIebt in einem &eitaurant
i'm Staotinneru geiebeh mo feline
6rau Gniiiererin lit. ser er oie
Suume in ieiner Sb6nt iher5eDb
0eigte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-07
Gaswartiss ayiiiiipnen beidliibf.
1n,erikaftiibc
Kric9szpcrluite

@ai6ineton, 7. 6eb. - Die Ser.
bollitdnoigung Der @erIuitliite Der
anerifanii1en @rpeoitions-S -Sruppen
oes 8elttrieges murbe aneefiin0igt
ollr1 General -gl0jlltort Sarris nit
Der ausgabe elmer repioierten 2iite
naIter ltnfd1le". Set ser &ebieiu Ser
amerifaniihen Grpeoitionstritppen
maren Die 2iiten boaItdn6ig obge-
idloilen uno cine tpeitere 4enoerltng
nidt eriportet. Die Iesten Ionett,
Die Der 2iite Der I'M aarnpf @efoIle.
nen nod bir8usefiigt purSen. fin0
Die Ser SoIoaten gsels gseoe lien,
Solnaro, @. 9of., ur0 Gnul etbalib,
&dlana5oo, Mid
Die totale gerllitliIte lit Bis gum
belltiaen 9atlun pie foIet: Sm
&anlpf gefoIen, einidlieBIidJ berer
5ur- Gee bon 3S2, ftno 34,738.. gtn
BluOen geltorberL 1860. arollf.
beiten erleeen 23,73S; ourd unfaI[
nno onoere llriaden geitorber. 5t02.
SIN aanlpf berpunoet poDon
iiber So 9ro5ent pieoer in i9enYt
troten = 215.423. ssnt &aulpf ber-
HtiBt freieeIoTiene @efangene ni6t
einseidIoiien 3, total 299,070. Die
8eamten i'm ariegsoeportement ia.
gen, ooB es Iebr benterfensinert iei,
Bob bel Ser idlieBliden 3itiomnen.
itelung oes 8eridtes ntr Drei gt6n.
ner 5it oer5eifnen iito. ols Scr.
mibt i'm 9alrtpf".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-07
1oanSerlip erbebt
1Darititttes>Stin

@bilooeIpbi1, go, Z. 6ebr. 81
elmer bier geitern glbero geboItener
Re0e iagte sSrant 9G. gonoerIip bon
geeiu g)orf, Ger 8eriaiIler 6riebe
babe GeltiGlallb oerartig fdpere
ofononiide gebingungen 1uferlegt.
0ob ocren Grfiillung lnntogli6 lit.
CoIlte Der Gertrog niht reoioiert
iper6en, nann iperoen mir es nit
elmer ipeItipeiten boIIdlepiitii6en &c.
bolittion ait Inn befonlnlen. Sails
Die oIliierten 9l1dte nidf boIb ben
grnit Der Gage erfennen lito sc.
eenmaBreaeIn trefien, oonn iino mir
einem politiid)en mo ofonontii6en
Chaos berfeaeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-07
@robbritannifrl
dnoert itinrn Sim
t3ritiite umtorit6ten aitf Sem Oebiet Ses pSlkers
retts pcrlaneen 1t1ilSerMno Scr yeitim,>
mmnaen tes neutrality-suspicious..
Demti4lanS wirS abfolut nidt na6scbcn.

| bic slutiOn uuFgeforOert, felt ~
j feben.
sd bin iiber5ellgt1, iogte Der ebe.
mnIige 0eutibe 8oti1ofter tn @aib.
ington gernitorff, uOie 9llliierter
pernlogen fcine @eaierrng in Gelttid1.
lanb 5lt finnen, bic intitonoe lit,
Die gEngefloaten aus3liliefern. eSG
CLAUDE, iogte er 8ll oem gertreter
Der ltnite0 8reB, aSie fin6 longe
genug in Genti6lono gelpeiell INN
5u miiier, 0oB bier nienlnno ouf
nur Den Geriud madet miro, Die
slu5lieferung berbei3ufiibren. Gin
gerind, Sono an SinDenbllrg Si
leeen, lit pollit6noig ausgeidloiien.
9ernitorff ipieoerbolte, Bob ct
pillens lei, fih 81 iteIlen.
Die alliierten Silbrer ols eine
eSanobou burd Nfo6t geblenoete
golitifer" heseihnenD, iagte Orai
Mor MontegIos, oaB er iif) on iein
friber gegabenes 8eripreden itb
ausanliefern iidt ferner gebullpen
fiibfc. uSenn es n6gIid) ipare, Die
Rnrrbeit in Der @elt nod 81 bers
groBern", iaate er, goann lit es
noDI ourh bieie gusIieferatlgsliite
geIdcben,"
Serr u. Moper, Ser fiir5Iid gum
0eutiden @eidaftstrdaer in 9arig
ernallnt ipurbe, lpetgert iid, nod
Baris 5nriif5ufebren uln oie gus.
lieferittgslilte eftgegen5uneDrnen.
Gr miro bnrIatfig in Berlin Der.
bleibet.
aasiuartise Wiiiiionen beidJiibt.
2onbon, 7. 5ebr. Srltppen Dor
ben Sntptduartieren nusip1rtiger
Miiiionen IN Berlin fino berlt6rft
tuor6en, oa bic 8epoIferung, cine
nrohepoe 9aItula einae1qalIllell Il.
Bat.