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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Bcrowerkc BET Gems
oriinSli6 scritSrt

Goris, 10. 6ebr. 0beIcid oIlt
nloeliden anitrenglingen, Die 6urd
Den ariee 5eritorten Wtinen iuieoei
ber8uiteaen eemodt iporOen find
uno genlodt iuer0en lit feline Soft.
nnng porbanoen, ooB Dor 1921 aud
mir cine ein5iee Come 9oble ae.
for6crt pcroen iuiro. SSSn Ser Sat III
oie 9liifgabe. Gems ipieoer in ieincn
friiberen 8Iiite3uItnn6 auriidaubriii.
gen, 10 uneebener groB oaB ni6i
erluortet miro, ooB 0ie Stdbt nn0
ibrc 9ereiperte bor 1928 ooer 1929
in ettpos ibren friiberen 3uitonn
4cbnlidJes airitdgebra6t iuerSen
fonlten.
gorarseeiett, oob bie gfr6eit ohne
11nterbrefuna ourheefiibrt iperben
fam, miro es 6as gan5e Sohr 1920
tebnter, bic llntergrnn0lo0en bon
ben Griimuern 5n r1nuten. 9ie
ineiiten Stdite unS olIe ticfereH
fiilb itberflutct.
GIN 9lon fir Sen 8aiierobaue
III e1tiporfen tporoen. Ole 9iefon.
ftrllftion unb 9ieparatiir Der Gin.
idaIttineen miro bon 6eutid)en g(r.
teiterft nusqefiibrt uro Der 3emeni
bafilr ipiro aus Geatihlano berbei.
gcidofff fperoeft. gs miro ertpartet,
Dob oas glusbunipen tpetieitens orei
Sabre nebnen miro. @aon bofft, baB
eS bis itG6ites eSnbr ntoglid iein
ipirO, 9oblel aus Ben eriten @ole-
rien 5ii forbern, oie MIR 600 Sui,
tief finS, aber es iuiro niht ertpnr.
tet, oaB bos 8oiier aug oen tieferen
'5toI(en Die $500 g)oros binllnter-
aebeit, Dor 1923 ooer iogar 1924
aisgeplnnpt tperben fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10

Bai6ington 10. Seb. (l1niteo
9SreB.) = 9ns Senatsfoulitee fir
|niispdrtise gLneeIegepbeiten trai
betite 5uinmlnen, Inn Die Snltruftio.
men bes Gennts, BEN SrieOensbertrao
NIT ben gintp1roen 2ooges in Gr.
m1gung Sit nebnert unb Dem Senai
eir,auberidten, onSaitfiibren. Senntor
2ooge gebenft, ben 8eridt Iton
beute nadnittag sit iinterbreiten.
Die 9erboilolnneen I'M Genot bier.
ilber ober biiriten foitut Dor n1dlter
ISOLDE beginnen. glls @rl,tl6 ipirS
ongeseben oaB Der Gonferensberidt
iiber Die @iienbnbrtbiIf rod 0ieie
8ohe oufs Sopet fonurlen miro iino
Dob Die @eluiIligungsborIas fiir ben
6iplonlntiiden .lttto 9onlulnroienIt
nod bieie 8o9e erleoigt iper0en
mltB. 2obge mil porerit ade rorlia.
genOeil orinsen0ens @eidafte I'M Ge.
nat erlebigen ebe Die gntififatiort
bes Sriebensbertrags iDie6er 5ur
Spra4e fontiih.
ssSftsipiIden iper0en beratDeifelte
slnltrengiingen gerltod)t tperoen, cine
MiIbernng Der girip1roe 2o0ge ali
glrtifeI 10 aii erlangel 70 bob audi
9r1iioert @ilion einDeritan0en tit.
Sieran nber beoarf es elmer 3pei.
orittelnebrbeit; 64 5etatoern mill.
ien fir 6ieien MiIoeriingseinipa
itinnriien.
9ie Senntoren feben Elm, bob,
fnlfs iie ben gertroe nit Ginipdn-
ben rntifiSieren Die Dem Brdftoerten
niht genebm iin6, oIle 8eratitngen
3eitberidpen0lng gelpeien iino,
0lon ideint bonn beiten 8illen b
ieelt 3u Iein Oie 9iotififntion ber.
beisafiihren. Ser 9felt Der @oGe
iDirO od5li pertue,,5ef tUer6en, Bldae
5n idaffen, ale Debatten iiber ben
gertrog inogliait al berfiir3ert iino
Die gngeleeenbeit idleunigit gum
abidIuB su bringen.
2ooge bot iia bereit erfIdrt, in
gefpiiien 8nrften ,fod3useben; er
min Die 8eidliiiie Der 3peipartei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Gi.0lanS bcitebt aiif
StbaScncrIa5
1. ...Iicrtc iuerSen in Ocr gluSlieie.
rniissirass iueitsre Note on
Sentid)lanS riIten.

2onOon, 10. 6eb.-Gs iuiro off.
/ II gclneIoet. Dab bic @erii6te. no.
icdi England ouf s6noeneriob. .gln.
iyriidje an 9eittidldnO ber5ifte, IN.
Jegriinoet feien. Gnglanb fonnc un.
al6gIidJ onbon Gbitano ucbmcn.
9erIin 10. Beb. SSn Dem Der
oFfi5ieIIen glnsIipierIs3sliitr beige.
Fiigten gegIeitIdrpi6eu miro mitge.
teiIt, bab cine iueittre gtofc ip1ter
fo[een ipirO, in tOeI6er 0ie slrt nuo
8eife, ipie bic anslieIerung por fiA
ge1en iol, n1ber be5eiduet lpirb.
Gle offiaieILe 2ifte entbdlt aud bic
9innlen Sinoe1burg m6 Suoen0orif.
Ser 6eutfde Geitdftstrdger III
BnriS b. MoDer miro, nadoem er
Scr gerotitng oes aeidstogsfontitees
iiir nusDdrtige slnaelegenbeiten m
glontag bei9eipobut bat, nnA gairs
iiriidfegren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Jrl6nHerini,cn
tra9en iidb cinfaeb

Dublin 10. 9ebr. Inter ben
5raiien Srlanos lit elm ct. 9rigit.
tenberein gegriinoet iporOen, Ser iid)
oas 3ieI saieet bat, fir 9tnItano
liiio @infadbeit in Der aIeioung Elm.
siitreten. Sic &Iolter lno Mao6en.
ihulen perOen Die Sauptquarticre
oe8 8ereius ieiiL uno Die iltngen
5rauen, Die aus oieien Gd]iilen Ter.
norgeben, ioIlen Die eSoeen Ses Ser.
ems ais @iIiionGre III oie sSonriIien
einfiibren. glue Wtitglieoer bes Ser.
ems miiiieu bns foIgenoe @eIcbnis
itnterffreibeu: Gum Rlibne @ottes
lino sur ebre sSrlnnoS periprede ih
fir nleine eieene Gerion olles llnee.
b0riee in Der aleiouns gu oernlei6en
1lnb bit trnoitioneIle uno ipriflport.
life 9ieinbeit un6 geiheiocn6eit
oes irldnOiiden 5rouentlims auf.
redtanerbaIten uno 5u f6roern.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Rmigen belfen hcrea
ge9cit Sic Japancr

Boibineton 10. Gebr.-Gine nf.
sipe 0febellion ipirS bon oen goI.
IfletpiIten in Gorea In bic @eee ge.
leitet, unb orobt sii ~einer eeipoIti.
sen GnseIegenheii" onauipodien.
30 meIoen in @aibineton eingelou.
iene Gepeiden. Gin tiiroIih itntt.
aebnbter 8itFannenitoB Stpifden
Rore1nern rrto einem iopdriiden
Eriippenpoiten i'm norbli9en aorea
rnoete nit Der glieSerIoee Der Ga.
poner, bon 6enen 300 getotet un0
Der Meit IN bic Sludt 1eIhlngen
ipitr0en. Sic qorenner iino bon
ben goIideiuiiten beipaifnet uno ans.
aeriiftet por6en. Gle 6roneen bon
stirit in Der Monoihurei in aoreo
Elm. @eridieoene fleinere 3iiInnnten.
ft6iic boben fid sasetrueen. in De-
fer Die ssoboner Der llebersoh fnIt
i.Ass w2aI rfnnen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Srankreicb bot ,1ianael
an Panbarbeitcrst

Garis, 10. 6ebr, s8ic in allen
1iiberen 9arOern 70 madt fi6 oitdy
in sSrnnfreih Der 91angeI an Iano.
ipirtfdaftliden strbeitern eeItenS, 10.
oob oas 2onS iest ilitt ifnitouoe lit,
inebr ols Die SdIfte Ieiner biersia
gaiIlionen Ginpobner gu ernabren.
8eindbe fiinf5is MiifIionen afer
2nno liegeh brod, iinb bie grooiif.
tion bon @eisen iino onberent @e.
treble 1T fett 1918 oi,f ipeniger oIs
Die $alfte 5iiriideegoneen. Die
iiingerr @eneration siebt aud bier
bonn 2anoe in Die Stable.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Dainpfcr iheitert
bel uctu ScMnSlanS
Ginfsr6H @nnn Der geInkaas a.
trinfen; Elm gpot NIT 9lettnmgs.
mamnidaft berluren.

SoIiiar, q. 9, 10. Gebr.
bieiige @nrine. uno ssii6erei.gu,
redii bat @ndridt erbdlten, oaB bet
britiide 9dntpfer r9rno6opne@.
friiber Der r@ar gontber", ni,f Den
Sobe bon SEEM SoinoIanb ideiterte,
ino baB 15 Mann ieiner 8eidsung
ertriinfen iino. Gin Stettingsbooi
bonn 9dntpfer s9ronion". bas bem
Gdnrpfer sur SiIfe ellen poI[te,
i6lug iim un6 elm Sffiaier. foiuie
fiinf Mann oes gootes ertrdnfen.
Ser &npit1n O. @. gfees. iotuie
Der sipeite Sffi5ier oes 9antpfers
.8rooboDne", tpnrben fpdfer bon
Dem 9ontpfer nMonnlontb" aifee-
rionunen. Ser 9apitGn Der uSro.
man" nteloete, bnB er 26 Maann bon
Der agrnobopne" @annidaft on
@orb babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Pobere 4,reiie fit
kcbleit ucrlait9t

8aibtngtort, 10. Sebr.-3ie 8e.
idlucroen elmer eroBen gn5nbI bon
@rubetbeIibern oits Dem @ethfob'
lenbiitrift, ooB iie bel bem iebisen
feItgeiebten @arilltrnipreis uuo Der
9obnerboblmg BON Ia 9rosert on
oic 9ergIellte nit eiren gerluIi
operieren miir0en, bot Die &ontnii.
iion aur 9eilegung oes GoblenitreitS
belpogen, eir Spe5inIfontitee 5itr gu
ionlnenIteIlune aller Die 8reislagt
beitintmenben Saftorer, gu ernennen
Ser @oriitetoe &obinion betonte.
ooB Der &onlnrifion ole autorit1i
aur Seitiesuns Der 9sreiie fehle,
Gieie 8efugnis ipiirbe Die &onlnliI-
iton erit erbitten iuenn iie st Der
9tniidt gefonmen lei, baB cine relle
9sreislaee unumgdngIid notpenoio
p1re.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Bclfcbcwiiteit 9caen
Japan int 1,crSrineen

SouIiIu, 10. 5ebr.-Gine Spe.
aialoepeidle bon Eofio an Die bier
erfdeinert0e iapnrtiife 3eititng giip.
pn Sill bcinet, Dab Die riiIIiidpn
gclidetpiIten Die 9oltptltoot Der 81.
lei SedoIin glIeranorobst beIest ba.
ben, ur0 oic 9efiirdtilns miro lailt,
ohB Die @aSif1len in 6os eiaent.
lil]e Snpan eiiloringen neroen. 9ie
iaponiihe Iesieriine ioII NIT ben
8eboroen in glernilbropsf iueoen
slusaues Der idpoiliiden 3ipilbcbCl.
ferling oits Der Sto6t itlterbon.
oelti. (g[lerpnoropsf Iiest nidt off
sochoIin, icn6ern ouf BEN ssGt.
Lamb Der ssnieI oeaeniiber-ReS.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
ut inueriSfnlidl.

@enf, 10. Gebr.-Ger Irltno oo.
fir. boB Der friibere a6nia Som
itontin bon @riedenInno uno feline
8enlnblin bel Scr Sod3eit hires
Sobnes init 5rau 2eeos ni6t an.
ipeietb uarelL lit ro6 bier 3irfll,
iierenoen ejeriidten oorin al III
den, 0ob Die aoniain segen ollcs.
pos omerifaniid1 1T, cine 9lbnei.
giing beiist. Sic modt gtuerito,
tpie es 6urd graii0ent @ilIon Der.
tretcn it, fir ibr 1lneliid pcront.
N rtlidl, unN bieies @efiibI ideint
nniiberipinSlif su ieiri
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
1ieiu Jetiep accpticrt
Staitcnifintnrctbt

Srenton. q. S., TO-. Gebr.-gin
8erfniilinesSuius, Der ben srauen
bos Stimutredt eetp6brt, ipnr0e bon
Der StnntsIeeisIntur NIT "a gegeu
"a Stiinnlen rotifi5iert. 9nSrr1 i'll
Die gnnnbrne bes anieitoenients bon.
5oeeii. bn Der Sennt Die gfdtififotipn
III Ser lesten 8ofe nit Is eegen 2
Stintrten bornnbrl. 9ie Inter.
idrift 6es @onberneiirs GSmaros III
sefihert, bo bieIer eit eifriger ge.
fiiriuorter 6es arniierrftimntrehts 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Gntfanten md Der Gdluti,.

Bern 10. 5iinfois Sct.
ide ariessgefnneene, Die Ieste SO.
DIE bon eircnt gnbnsne, Scr 1900
polniider arieessefnnaener nod oc.
.ren Seiiuot brodte. eobeit ii6 ais
9eiitffe 5ii erfennen imo beboabte.
ten fuirflidle 9eiitide aii fein Sie
fasteit iie bdtten fid fiir ssolen olis.
gegeben nm beiier bebnnbeIt sll
weroen. Sie oerlaneten freie 6abrt
no@ 9euti6lono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Gr.aaiier aarl mpbllnhsnh.

@ien, 9. sSebr.-Gie @erii6te,
0aB Ser friibere 9ailer aor[ in be-
brdneten gsrbdItriiIien Iebt, miro IN
elmer balboffiSieIlen geote piSer.
legt. gs beibt. Dab Der friibere aoi-
ier nod I'M 8eiit bon ntebreren
@iIionen 2ronen lit, bieIe SyulpeIen
befist un6 SoB Die e-aoiierin eben.
folls SupeIen babe Gs miro ferner
berneirt, oob bic 9feeieriing fi8 ee.
tueieert babe, feline 8ribotiuipeIen
5uriid8useben. gtitr ioldes gigen-
him, neldles ser 9rone itno benz
Stont eehore, ipliroe perlangt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Demti1>bclaiid1cr
1,erttae attfaebcbcr

Berlin, 10. Sebr. 0a6 Ser Sci.
titng yslm @ittag~ bot Die oa,tide
&egierlng 8elgien benadridtigt.
GaB oas belgiib. .oeutide Ginon8.
ltebereinfontrnen ipegen Der belgi.
iden geteiligung an ben ausliefe,
ritnas .Soroerungen fir ungiiItig er-
fl1rt tperoen ruuB. 9os aSagebfatt"
tueiIt oarouf bin, baB Die geationul-
gerionlntIltng Sas ltebereinfonmen
iiberbanpt nod nidt angenonlmeu
babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Die .ssInn in Ser Gdllpeis.

@enf, 10. 5eb.-9ie Srtfluet5a
breitet iiG in Der 56mei3 imnter
tpeiter aus linb bunoerte bon gr-
fronfingen tDeroen aus cen groBe-
rem Std0tert eemeloet, bod lit feline
3utabn1e Der SterbIidfeit eineetre-
ten. sSn adnton Seiiin ipnr0en Of
fentlide GaR5unterbaltllngen itno
5elte perboten. Die Shloffranfbeit
bat an einigen Srten ibr Grideinen
gernodt uno 8 EoOesfdlle infolee
0ieier &ranfNeit tplirOen aenel0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
Haoikalc Bl0tter
ipieScr oeitattef

Berlin 10. 5eb.- 8ertei6ieunes-
@einiIter 9tosfe bot oos 8ieoer-
eri9einen Der rSreibeit" unb Ser
vHote Sabne" bon geltern an ge-
itattet, ober oie @arnltng beigefiigt,
boB iie BEL benn gerittgiten geriutb
BET Der obnebin sidredfia ernlten
Gage bes 2aroes@ 1lnriiben an tiff
ten, gan5lih itnteroriidt nerOen. ~
(Gns aonnMiiifienorsalr u3ie rote'
SABINE" ntuBte am Ia. sSanttdr altf
gefebl Gogfes ibr griheinen eit-
ftellen, ndbrefib u9ie Sreibeit" idon
ieit I1ngerer 3eit nnteroritft par.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
OSeiia BON uniierten
bcntbnrSiett

2onOon, 10. Sebr.--9ead) elmer
9epeide bon Mosfau bonlborOiertcn
Elm britifd]er mo eilt fronsSijferl
areiiaer Ole Staot O6eiio. Gie Ge.
peide fiigt binsli, oof, beitiae
StroBentatnpfe Der Gitinobme Der
Stabt ourd Die goIiheipiiten bor.
bergegangen lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
1,clitii6er 111crS
auf9ekldrt

Gbiboec, 10. 6ebr. Conn 81,
ioloo, Der Stoliener. Der oils Beg
Moroes oes 9lrbeiterfiibrers 9loF
gnriebt beroG1tig in Soft eebaItelr
ipuroe. bat Gin noIles @eIt1nonis ab.
ecIeet, ourt ipeldes bier onoerc
narbeiterfiibier" in oie @orbtot Der,
iuideIt fuerScn. Ser Gr1Iioent Ser
StroBenfebre uno Ser
8roiioent btr @nsorbeiter iinS be.
reit8 berbaftet moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
fsranauien aeaen glnslanbrr.

aoris, 10. 6ebr. 0ie gieoiertins
bot cine 9orlage in Der 9epntierter-
fnrnuner eineebradt, fpono6 fein
grsldnOer IN ssrnnfreid SuteIs ober
&eitaltrdnts fiibren borf. gs bot fid3
i'm 2oufe bes &rieges berausge.
iteI1t. ooB bieIe Sotel. unn ReItrnu.
ra1tbeiiser gIeenten nes 6einbes
maren. gIud 0iirfen bon iebt ab feine
@usIdroer 9lniteIlitne in Goull1ii-
iionsbon6lun1en, @inititionsfnbrifen.
denliiben 9lnlagen t,to in oen
Steittbrii6en fitoen.
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gserlaftnna Nfabifa[er.

Chicago. 10. Sebr. ssSSn Sarpep,
ST., ipur0e cine nnsebIide Ser.
iantnliung 9ta6ifaIer bon Der Foli.
sei geiprenst uno 12 8erionen per-
bnftet. Gem @ernebnletl mad ipur-
BEN BORT onor6iitiide 8prtrage ee-
bnIten un0 ourd) 2i9tbiloer ertldrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
@ruiler Sheatertrnit.

Gbicooo, 10. 6ebr.-Gie Sr.
tereiien bon 40 Sbcotern ipur6cn
sur 9taieo gmiiiemerts 9liiociotion
Of Gbicogo oerfdnioIsen Die Die
godiolscrin Der Chicago Ebcoter
Waonnger's 9liiocintion III. 9ie ncue
Crgoniiotiou iuirb ale oramotiifen.
8ouoebilIe.. SnsIes1ue. umo ggon.
oelbiIoertbeater in gbicaeo umfai.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10

binter beridToiienen Tiiren dllf ben
glntrag oes abgeoroneten 9orernas
bon 0iidigan, ulb iofort nadber
idiDano Die 3abl Der @nb1naer Mill
tdriider 9lusbilonng niif IL.
Die 6ernofrdtiide gartci, fcpeit
iie 6ird Die 4bgeoroneten uertreten
it, eibt ourd oie geitrige 9arteiber.
ianlnlIung au asrotofoII, .oaB 6ieier
aongreB feline @oBnnhnen treffen
Iollte, Die cine olleelneine 9ienit.
pflidt ooer ntilit6rii6e 9[ltsbilOuna
be5ipedct.
9ieier geidluB miro oabin oits.
gelegt, bof oic nilitGriide @e.orao.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Die Dem &ongreB
oentno9it borsele9t tperor oiirfte.
9eitiinntltugen iiber cine oIIgelneinc
9ienitpflidt entboIten oiirfte.
eeSti ben 9ebntten Der 8Gionnt-
lung ipieeelte bic Soltitng Ser ge.
iiirtpotter milit1riider 9lus6iIouma
0cn Gtdnopurft beg 9Srdiioenten
ipieoer. Gitdin gtoro-gorolind,
Slooo, 8irgiria, itnS Sent, ,9llo.
bonla, pnren inter oen Salptbe.
fdnlpfern Der prdiioertieTfen gor.
ihl1ge.
Ser abgeoronete GaIofpel[, gtein
q)orf, erfIGrte, in gefiirfportitnq Ser
olIqenteiner 9ietlitbflidlt, oaB ieber
Goiten Ser omerifonifhen 2egion
ourh oen 8eidInB bon @inneopolis
Nl fir nagenteine militdriite Nus
biloltng oltsgciprohen babe. gtus
boIitii6en 6riit,hpn enbFohI er Der
aSnrtei iidj fir eiilen foIden gTan
.uno nidt gesen 6enieloen nlis3l,.
fpreben.
Sir @absmurtb. .gurfaee.
Die 9(mericon 2egion piro bic
Snbsinortb Seeres.Georgoniiotions
gorI1ge, oie 9citintiitngen iiber bic
allgemeine 9ienItpfIt1t efttbGlt nit
eiiiigen gtbdnoeruneen linterItiisen.
60 tpliroe ouf elmer Gieltng Der
&oHmanoonten oller Stooten be.
fdloiien glad elmer ollt1gigen Son.
feren5 ipltr0e Der rationale Som
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-10
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-27
THREE STATES
 HAVE SENT ONE
 MAN TO SENAT

Only one man thus far has bee sufficiently versatile to be electe to the United States Senate iron three different states.
 The man who made this unique political record was James Shields born in County Tyrone, Ireland, il. 1910. He was senator from Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri.
 Frnigrating to this country at an early age, he took up the study of law and located at kaskaskia, Hi nois No sooner had he become @ full-f1edged citizen of that state than he proceeded to help himself to every office that was not nailed down. He was successively a member of the Iegislature, state auditor, and sol 6ier in the Mexican war, being breveted g. 1najor-generaL He wound up his career in Illinois with tn, senatorship.
 Taking a liking to Minnesota, he moved up there and made himself so popular that he was soon handed the senatorship from that state.
 He was next lured to California but the breaking out of the WE between the states prevented hin from acquiring anything politica1E He enlisted in the Union army iron that state and at the close Of hos tilities located in Missouri. His fir office there was adjutant general A the first opportunity he took ove2 the senatorship.
 Had he not been born in a foreien country, it is quite probable that thi: genial man would have gone aftel the presidency of the United States
 He died at Ottumwa,s Iawo, 1T 1879.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-27
BRITAIN PLANS TO RAISE HER
 OWN COTTON

Cotton plays a great part in the lives of men, in England and in the United States. Even if in these later times cotton has been more of a handmaiden than q king, it has re- of handmaiden and inclined to be ex- ceediugly self-assertive.
 Two years ago England took note of such possibilities and has since had a committee looking into things.
 This committee now points out that the world is short in cotton, if needs are measured by the capacity of pre-war machinery, and the short age is increasing; that the short age is greatest in the kinds of cotton that go into the finest kinds of cloth that England is getting S5 per cent. of it's cotton from the United States which each year uses more of its own crop, and that the British em- pire can itself with profit produce the cotton it needs.
 Egypt, the Sudan, Uganda and India are parts of the empire in which, according to the committee cotton growing can be greatly ex- tended.
 It seems the committee believes that to extend cotton growing in the British empire it will need funds something like $500,000 a year.
 This amount it proposes to raise by levying a tax of 12 cents on each bale of raw cotton imported into England
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-27
BURGLARS KEEP UP TO DATE ON
 THEIR METHODS
Even Leave Theatre Tickets For Their Looted
 Hosts

These are wearisome days for an ambitious young burglar who wants to keep up with the advances in the technique of his profession. In fact. so many new wrinkles to the burglary game are being wrinkleo every day that the only way con scientious housebreaker can keep himself abreast of the times is by submitting to an occasional vocation at Sing Sing, where he does get a chance to read the papers to confer with experts
 These may not be the golden days Of burglary, as weary victims protest, but they are certainly days that gilt ter with startling and unusual achievement for the burglar. Today the detectives eyes bulge as he reads of super-Rafles who leaves two complimentary theatre tickets in a marked victims letter box, so that MT. and Mrs. Victim may be out of the way while he ransacks their home.
 Having digested this brand new scheme, the officer of the law is con- fronted by a cracksman who, taking a tip from the art of camouf1age as practised in the late war, disguises a packing case to simulate 8 store keepers safe, removes the real safe to the cellar, where he opens it at his leisure, while the policeman passing the store on his beat keeps a protec- tive eye upon the wooden counterfeit within.
 The old methods of stick 'em up, knock 'em down and empty 'em out are passe. Now, instead of the des- perado, who crudely cuts out the window pane to enter the house in the witching hour at midnight, we have the speedy worker of the dinner hour who "gyps" the jewels while the family is sipping the soup. As an ex- ample of modern methods in robbery on a large scale, we have the fine work of the Denver mint employee who this month carried away s35,00O in gold bars, concealed one at time in his wooden leg.
 Even the humble highwayman has his new school of robbery News papers of recent date told how one of the minor knights of the road had accomplished his fell designs and re- IeVed @ local eX-Service man of $50, Q ring and a watch by introducing the latter to his "lady friend' at popular dance hall, said '1ady friend" decoying the unsuspecting soldier to a remote spot, where the road knight turned up with his truSty revolver.
 The newspapers are full of such freak burglary cases. However, if the reporter may believe a possibly somewhat eInbittered police 1ieuten- ant in an uptown police station New York has new kind of detective to cope with the situation.
 Have you had any new freak burgiaries around here 1ately?" the reporter asked him.
 Search me-" was his gIum reply, t'but I've got a lot of freak detectives upstairs whom you might ask about it."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-27

It is not true that the bakers havt paid no attention to the fall in the price of flour, as in some places they celebrated it by putting up the price of hraad,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-27

Do your Furniture buying for the next six mont Saturday-at Lees If you are going to get marie ter Easter, or intend to fit Out your home now time to take advantage of the tremendous advantae this sale. You'll pay higher prices later on - an sides Lees low prices you have the Special Discou 20%. That's too good chance to pass up.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
WHAT Is THE USE?

The Scenc-an ottawa restaurant
The hour late The characters the
proprietor and two friends chatting
yolubIy partially in English, par tally
in their own language. Down stage,
the only customer,
The talk between the proprietor ana
his friends has switched into English.
The high cost OF living, prohtccrs and
rent boosters are coming into their
share Of defamation. The CONVERSE
tiun wakes warm.
Then from the proprietor--a in
cident Of the day, his attempt to pur-
chase a suit of clothes without wreck
ing himself financially Of his failure,
and a resumption Of the TRADE against
the prOtiteer and the price booster
The rcstaurantcur is yolubIc. He Is
hampercd only by deficiency in Eng
lsh profanity and switches tcmporar
1ly into his native tongue.
The drama paling, the only Gus o
mor calls to the restaurant man ant
gives an order IT is filed
Then as the proprietor turns agar
to rant at the cost OF boosters thu
customer dips his spoon into a slice o
cantaloupn billed at ~ cents a slice
rhtere are six slices to a melon; six
times twenty is $40 Tho melol
cost the restauranteur twenty cents
Whats the use?