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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
streik Settti6cr
Giienbabncr bccnSct
IN Suis6arg fpmntt es sn @eiualt'
tGtisfeiten; fciH @sueralitreif
in Berlin.

2onbon IL. San.-giner 9epe.
die aus Berlin 5ufolge itrlo Die itrsi.
fenoen giienbobnarbeiter in ben
neiIten 9iItriften pieoer aur 9trbeit
,uriideetebrt, nadOem ibnen cine
2obnerb0bung bon 200 georf mos
natlid) btripro1en iuurOe. 8as @a.
lar oee 8obnbedlnten lit nm $50
Marf Der Wtonat erBoht tporoen.
,snfolge oieier 2cbnaufihldge lit Der
gabnberipaltung Elm peiteres 9efiait
pom t,500,000,000 Mort eriuohien,
nos ait elmer Grbobung Der Balm.
rotten fiibren nutb.
@iien II. Sun.-Sn 9uisbllrg.
gtedenro6e rn0 atoeren, 3untten
bes gereperfgOiitrifts, tpoielbit fid
10000 gerionen nm Streif befin'
ben, fam es 5tpiiden Streifern uro
W1ilitGr gu einem blutigen Renfon.
Ire. perionen fplr0en qetotet ooer
pertpunoct. lteber 9iiiieloorf ut1o
llmecaeno lit Der 8cIaaerungs5u.
itano erfl1rt moroen. Vile Demon.
ftrationen Der aommuniiten nno I'M
obbdngigcn So0iaIiIten meroen NIT
GcmnIt untcr0riidt.
Berlin, IT. Son.-Gie 8eriid)e
scr rnSifnten s6ibrcr, ole proteIt
qeoen oas 8orecben gtosfe's eeeei
bic Demonitranten om letten Gierls-
tna einen gcnerolitrcif Bii iri5enir'
rem, Iino mibluneen. @eitern II. beii.
ie hot oas Srnere Der Staot ein
sllltngsousieben; mebrere @ertitdt.
fen, in pelaen Suineiit aaoifnIe stn.
ite[luna boben, iino geidIoIien NOR.
ben: bon Qenlonitrntionen irgeno
kpelfer 9lrt ober nnbm man G6'
4 Iton6. Gie Geeieruns 1T aud oa.
raul porbereitet, irsenopelae 9e'
ntonItrationen feinOlider art im
Seine gu erltider.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
ccSoc tuirS 1pilicn's
Bctibaft bemrtcilcn

Sem gort, II. eSnr.-glIs gnt.
mort ouf oie 8otifoft beg Brdiioen.
ten 8iIion bonn Sadion.3age miro
elm 9rief 6es Senators 2ooge am
nGditen Montog aur 95eroffettt.
Iid)ung eelaneen. 9ie @elegenheit
bn3il miro Elm 5eiteiien ait Gbren ber
Genotoren Sobnion bon GnIifornien
@orob bon soabo uno Steeo bon
TtiIIonri bieten, oos nm Monto9 I'M
ag[itor &oteI nbgebdIten miro. @nn
ertuartet, oab 2ooge in oieiert
Gfrciben Die gfidtlinien fir feline
sufiinftige gSoIittf binfidtlid oes
Sricoensbertroees onaeben miro.
0ie arei Senoioren tperben ebenfaIls
9fngtiprohen boIten. llrter ben @e.
Iabenen befinben fih gsertreter Der
qrobten @ei61fts- -SntereiIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
&ationalp|'. |'.9ibitioll
| llnllme6r 1T &raft
Ecmmiigdr trarncr cnti9lciictt, ecocn Sic 1tebcfs
treter Ses 6eicbes init alien pcrfiiebaren
21iitteln itrcn9 ucr5ugcbcn
Coac ,,fci6cnfeicrn. in 2iew pork ueranitaltct

81 8oIbitteton. II. Snr.-8unoes-
Notwithstanding &rnner er.
elldrte, Dab 3aiienberbaitltngen bon
ieni9nlugelern in gdIOe
sborgenonnten meroen piiroen. gSali.
Icnoe @uuoesagenten lino gegenipar.
htig an Der lrbeit; mir planen 0ra.
<il6e MoBnabmen I'M ean3en Can
Be, li1n ods Brobibitionsgeies mir
Iiingspoa 5u mn1eiL" 'n9te er, mir
eriunrten babel llnteritilBung ieitens
orS SuIti5oepartenieuts, oes Boit-
nilltes ino oes @innenIteueronltes
11Qs Geies idreibt ferner Dor, oab
lie 9oIioei, ioiuie ollie Stnots. unO
EoufltD-geantten llls unterltilsen
lperoen Gieies beOeiltet ,oof alles
geton tperoen miro, onB Dem @e.
strGnfeboilocl uilter ben 8eitinluun-
gen oes 9robibitionsgeiebes ginbali
sctdn meroen miro. Ser @onoel in
abisfeb, @ein 9ier llnO alien OIL.
oeren berauIdeuocit Gjetrdnfen III
sin oen Ser. Gtodtcn NIT Dem ben.
tieen Gage 3n giiOe"
@ai6in9ton II. Sari.- Brogi6i.
stion i'm 9an8en 2anoe our9 cir
89lmenoelneiit sur &onititlitiotL trai
] 'nnt Wtitternabt in Graft. Gas Sli.
Iti5oeporternent un6 oas 9iiro fir
9innenItenern fteben bGreit, nIe lie
bereter Die Gd1rfc 0es GeieteS fiib.
len at Iniien. Die letter gor6erei.
iiingen fir Oie 4trAfilDrlrng oea
Geiebes maroen geitcrn nbeno a.
srciieI ais Setret6r @lab Die Boz
ffriiten fir Die 8egicrltggSngaucu
gencbmigte.
sSrogitdion5 aonuliiiar Grdnlel
tat cina 5i1b ron iait 1900 @ionn
bcteit, itn ocu llcbefiseern eaa
eeaGpert 5,i leact 200 ncriaIbcu
hr0cii iirler Ocn 0iraiorcn Oel
.in3elacn s5taaten afbatah nla1rcnG
ier 9icit 0ie gfrbcit BET ginnen-
lcilcra0eilteu Scr 8orprobibition8'
cit iiber miro. Sic 9ireftoren fiji
,ic neiiten Gtonteu iino ernanni
BORDEN. aralners giiro bat $4,000.
100 in Der aaiie, Tim Die 9lusgabeu
Jig 8luu |. Suli au bcltreiten.
sSn Sc 40 aQes rnbis.
] G6icoeo, II. San. S. @eritenforr
tit Inn Mitternodt frie0Iih perifie'
zen. Sn ben nieiiten SotelS uno sRe'
tnnronts ipur0e Dem ereignis iue'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17

Mig 8eodtilng eei6enft. glur einige
9uIenfreunoe bes 8erItorbenen tDeib.
ten ieinem Iroenten Elm titles 8las.
Die &ir6en lro Semperen5bereine
bielten 9afifeottesoienite uno @e.
betsberiamlnlluneen ab. Die friiberen
go6usteulpeln iper6en onOeren BE.
Itinmiingen iibertpieien, iino Die 8.
6. &. Il. breden ibre 3elte ob, I'M
onoere 2Gnoer nit ibren Segnln.
gen 5u begliiden.
9eoria, ST., II. Snn.-9ie gro.
Ben Gdnapsbrennercien bon 8eoria
lperOen fib in gtabrltngsnittelfa
fen 1nipan0eIn. lleber $1,000,000
lper0en altF ben llmbou beripanot.
0a1 oer1iel6en fonnen mebr 2eilte
nIs friiber @eiddftignng fittben.
glciu gurf 6GIt srofe 2eidenfeier.
Seem yorf, II. Son.-gtelp yort
lit, na6 Der glngabe eineS @eiItli.
hen Dor elmer bier abgebaltenen
MISUNDERSTANDING oas Centrum
Der 91uGiii3ieritng unO Der aufriib.
rerii9en Gdtigfeit aur gerbinoerune
Der gusfiibrune oes 8robibitions.
geiebes."
Die S5enen toI[er 2uitborfeit in
6ent 8ergniieiingsbiitrift Der Staot
iibertrofeit oIles bisber 9aeeipeiene.
S5n ieoem Sotel, @eltnirant uno
Gaze oes bellerlelhtetett Mnnbattalt
Gielten Die u2eiotrneeltSen" Die 80.
tenfeicrt o6, Die eber nn cine Gtr6-
luei6 oIs all eine Srauerfeier erin.
aerten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Wcttcrlxrid,t

Sir Smaba itno lln1sceenb -
Sh6n belte nbeno, mabri1cinIidl ae..
fcIgt bon leiftem Ghuee m Conn.
tag. ge,.ia gSediel IN Der Senlpe.
rottr.
Sir g2ebroSfa 9itnebmenoc I'm
poIfitng, aqfoIet bon Sdnee am
Sonrtog nnO in ipeitIidet uno sen.
troIen SeiIen bellte aben0. Slater
belite obenO I'M iiiOmeitIiden Eeile.
Sir 9tebrosfo-Sh6n ttno ettuos
FILTER beiite obeno. Sonntos snileb.
meitoe ltmipolfiutg, notwithstanding 9e.
foIst bon Ieihtem Sdnee i'm 6iiBer.
item peItliden Seile. 6ortgeiest taIt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Saul 9tldanel TT
Tranfrtibs SrdiiOent
Ct batte keincn GeeenkanSiSatcn nnS erRiclf
tint eriten Ballot 754 Stimneit; tpar lanee
inn Sffentlidcn ccbcrt fdtl9.
Glemenccau crbalt cine erecbenbe:tssacrcffe

nats uno Ser 0epittierterfammer ID
&erlniaes. lin eincn rleiten HSr1Iis
oetlten Der fran5oiil6en &epublit Su
ertp1blen. Saul 9ei6anel, 9rGiioeni
Ser 9eputiertenfnntmer, miro ols Der
nliitntaBli6e nadIte Brdii0ent be.
Sei9net; nebrere 8eitlingen inOefen
baIten feline @abI nif)t als beidlof.
iene Sa6e. Giir5 nnA 2 ltbr nod.
ntittogs besntn Die 8aaotage inter
9oriis 6es gr1iioet1ten oes Sennts
2eoh Bourgeois. CHE man Sltr 9lb.
thinning i6ritt, erfldrten 9riano,
Miaeraro ino Sonnort, oaB iie fei-
ne aonoioaten fit oos 9rdiioenten-
amt tpGren; ionlit bleibt SeidaneI
Der einaige &artoioat, oliBer es tritt
ein btBber nod lttbefannter Gan-
oiodt nuf.
I'm $3.50 (10:20 borlnittdgs Stem
yorf 3eit) fporen ale 9ln3eiden bors
ba1oeit, 0aB Geidanel I'M erften
Ballot erlpGblt tpiro. Seine 6reunoe
sla1ben, oaB linn $50 GtimInert 5t-
foleit tueroerl.
aIs 9eidanels gnnte oufseritfen
tpurbe, ertldrte er, nidt itin1nlen alt
molten.
@1bren0 Die 8aIIotdge i'm @qnge
mar, ii6eridnbte cine &naab[ Senn-
loren uno Deputierte Glenenceoit
cine greebenbeitsaOreIie, in melder
iie beiien @erOietlTte I'm Sronfreih
prieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17

gerioiI(es, II. San.-9ai,l 9e.
i6onel lit I'M eriten Ballot gum grd-
iioenten Ser fran8oiiifen &epublif
erip1bIt ipor0en. Gr erbielt 734
Stinlnen. 9eiddnel bot felt l1nge.
rer Belt i'm polifii6en 2eben 6ranf-
reids cine berborrneen6e &o1e ge-
ipielt. Snl Sabre 1898 tuur0e er gum
graiioenten Der 9eputiertenfanmer
eripGblt, batte aber bereits borber
mebrere ipi6tise aeniter inne. SIN
Sabre 1912 fpuroe er ipieOer er-
iDdbIt. gr tuur6e I'M Sabre 1856 ge-
boren.
garis, II. Sdn.-Seite Inn /
llbr nadntittags perfdntmelten iia
Die 0iiteIieber oes fron5oiiibea Sc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
siciiac ciebcseaben
fir II. 8. frcM5

goris, II. San.-Iad einem bier
ausaeacbenen 9erift bat oos onteri.
foniid,e Stote areits fir ons &ilig.
luerf I'M Sabre 1919 t55,000.000
srancs dusgegsben, ooboh 10000
600 in gelgien iino Sen Steit fin
Die llnteritiisune frnnaoiiider 3ipili.
iten. Set Dem 8eginn ieiner Sdtig.
felt I'M Sriibiobr 1917 bot bos
anlerifaniide giote 9reiia in 6ranf.
reid lngefdbr 200,o00,000 Srancs
oiiseegebcn. Gieie 3nblen be5ieben
iid1 ouF oie 2iefernne BON @orrdten
fir oos bcripiiItete @ebiet iinb
imIieBen fii6t ole gerpalhinasfoiten
ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Prohibition Ginsriff
in Staatenreebte
Scnator Sbonas iuarnt bor ben
5ulsen Der gerIetnns berielben
onrd gnnSeSresieruns.

Nctp yorf, IL. Snn.-Dns 9ro.
bibitionsamenoeunent aiir @erfdiIing
Der Der. Staaten lit cine Seroiis.
foroernng Der 9iedte Der Gtoaten
crfldrte Senator 3bomds bon Colo.
raoo Dor Der gseiu Dorfer sbbofo.
ten.8ereiuigung CT iagte, bic Sou.
berdnit1t Der 6taaten iei i'm gie.
oereang beeriffen. @enn es iotueit
fdme, Dab Die &edte Der Stooten
unter Der Gorn zines 3uinees 5ur
gerfaiIung an bic Seite geiest ipcr.
ben fonnten, oann tonne MIR Die
5ugeno, Die GrIabrilng uno bic
@eisbeit oes @olfes Den gnn idiit-
oen ben ilnlere 8orfabren erridtet
bdtten. Gie aentraliiieretl0en 9tbii1-
ten Der 9feeierrns fonitten bon
ebenio ipeitraiden6en SoIeen beglei.
tet fem, ipie Der 8iirgerfriee, Der Die
llnberlesIidfeit Der Union beraus-
for6erte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Baitkrdttber
feIt0eitcllstiteft


Seem gorf, II. Son.-0 Mlon.
bottun Saoings Si1ititlitton an Der
8leefer StrnBe uno 8roo6tnoD
ipirbe an bellen Sag bon einen1 eir-
3igen gnn0iten iiberfaIIen. gs ent-
tpifelte iid elm Rebolberforttpf 5iDi.
f6en Dem Si1uber ttnb ben gonf-
8eantten. nobel un9efdbr atpotaig
Sdiiiie fieIen. Ser gerinf oes fiib.
men Spibbubet, iid in ben geIis
oon $4,000 au ieten idlnq febI.
Son oen 8eanlten ijbertp6ltigt,
tn1roe er feIteenonlmen. Ser 8oIi5ei
COB er ieinen gtantet als Sames
Strattou bon Chicago an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Daerifu srIad,t rm SiIfe.

Sto0t YterifO, Il. San.-0ie
omerifaniide SanoeIsfnmmer in
@eerifo bot Ourd bic Greiie einen
glufruf an oos nmerifoi1iide @oIf
erIoiIen. iporin I'm Silfe ino lttter.
ftiisung fir ole Spfer Der @robeben
rno buIfoniiden Gusbriide eriudt
ipiro. Die Staoten ssero Gria iino
1iiebla tpurben i6wer heinioeiu6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
GrltnSloic
acknowledgement

Chicago, II. San.-9ie 8eiduI-
bignngett Dab bel bem @an bon
Geeierungsidiffen auf ben 8erften
an Der aiiite oes Stiuen S6enns
S9minbeleien gum getrose bon
81 ,000,000.000 boreefommen ieien
muroe bon 9ie3, oem Radfolger bon
Charles Sdiuob, nls Direftor Der
5lottenforporation eneroiib in 9lb.
reoe eeiteIlt, neil Die seianiten
SdiifsbonfoIten an Der 9acificfiiite
ii6 nur oltf $t,O00.0O0.000 beIat-
fen h6tten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Drei Scmertucbrlctltc
ttfiteekctitntci,

Gincinnoti. s., IL. SSar.-8ei
einent Seuer, oos 6as @ebGuoe Der
91eiu Sea uao Spice goutpanp ger
itorte, fomen orei Seuertpebrleitte
itnts 2eben uno As onoere truroen
berIebt. Cine @alo Ses @eb1uoes
Itiir5te EN- uno beerp6 oie Cold.
mannifaiten unter oen Sriinunern.
Ger an9eridtete Sodidaoen beIduft
ii9 ouf $150,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
.Japatt betuilliet sic
tn69abc Scbantitito's

Eofio, IL. sSdit.-gt1 6oen gerib-
ten in iopaniiden 3eitungen ionote
Die iapaniid)e &egieritna ibrem @e-
ianoten in Gefing SnItruftionen bob
Sapnn pel6cs ourd ben SrieoenS-
idIuB bonn 10. sSanunr Die Orb.
idaft 9etttid)lon6's in gbind onse.
treten babe, at irgeno elmer 3eit
bereit lei. iiber Die gfiidgobe bon
Gdontung on China at berbanoeIn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
.Jnflitcftsa in
Chicago epiSefniieb

gbicogo, sG., II. Sdn.-gis
geitern @beno iino oltf Dem biefigen
@ellnobeitsdnlt 500 reue ssSrt-
fluen8a. unb 125 2nngen.gntdin.
oungsf6IIe ongemeloet tporben. Gem
l1miidgreifen oieier &ronfbeit in Der
fylotteitItotion ir,b in gantp Grant
lit geIteuert fporben. @on ben Be-
borden miro erfldrt, oaB fein @runo
au 8elorgniiien borlieet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
Spinm bcihlaouahmt.

San 6rancisco, Gal. IL. sat.-
&1Fen.geh6rocn beIdlogrobntten ON
9oro bes ioponiiden 9ontpfers
.Senho Mnru" Mtorbhin un0 Opium
i'm @erte pon $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
ScpietzRcocltt IN
Sort ccapetttucrtb

aanias Gitp, Sans, II. San
gluf 0is 9tn8eige bin boB Sie Sc.
faneenen-8arraden in Sort 2eobcu.
NORTH bon eirein pSopiet aontitee"
iinter Der 9uftinntitne Der oifiidt.
fiibren6en Sffiaiere bernnItet mir.
De, bat 8unoesrid)ter 9ollod bon
9anios gitD eine griinbIide Inter.
fu6ttng Der 8arrnden ongeoronet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
II. 9. Grilppcn kebren
aus Sibirien hcim
Der @rmnb snr 3nriidsiebnns Der
Sruppcn ipiro bpm StantsSe.
partement befannt gemadt.

ggnIbwoton, II. syott.-Die 5000
Meann n.aerifnnii6e Sriippen in
Sibiricn iperoen balo nod Wtitte
sSebruar i6re Seintfobrt antreten
unb Der Gaus Der iibiriihen @iieil'.
babn bleibt ben sapnnern uno ben
Topolen gii.iien iiberlaIlen. 9ie aute.
rifanii1e @iienbobn aontnliiiion,
pelde bln 9setrieb Der iibirii9en
gabn gofs;tet bat, miro, mic bier
berlantete, idon borber lire Seiul.
fabrt oiitreten uno bn bic tihedln.
fIowafiidcn Srltppen atfong fd6s
lten Waoiots nod i6rer 9einlat be-
fsrbert ueroen iolltlt bot oas lan-
aere @ert1eilen arsqrifanii6er Srnps
ben in S'birien f"ren Sinn n1ebr.
Dle at1erifnuiiGar. Erltppet fuoren
mad 5i5.rien aelngOt iporoen Inn
ocn Gi1cAen bei3 lItrben, tpel1e bon
@lo6ipoitof aus nod Gnrobn aiia
riidwcQten, uno ouf @rurib eines
nit cSopon uno Sen Gtltettte -Wl19tet
getgoffeapn Mfotttnlens. eSnpon 1T
Sic 4nfh 'bitna oieies 4bfon1ntens,
ioiueit es hie omerifonii6en Streit.
frafte ,e.rifft, ntit9eteilt tDcroen.
aPon tpeib bier nidt, tpelde Ioltttt
cSopon eiaidlogen tpirb, tlnd0ent es
iest berpflidtet 1T, gdnd ollein Dem
gororingcn bes 8olidetuisntits nod
Often @inbolt GIT gebieten, aber es 1T
borgci9lonen iporoen, oab Sapai
bon Ser Uc1titrtmung I'M 8olferlign.
Gaft @ebraitd) MAIDEN iollte, tpelde
ie6er 2iga.0eo6t 6as Ge6t gibt, bel
irgetlo elmer orobenOen 8etpegitttg,
bon Der fiG sSapan be0robt Glaubt,
otc dnOeren 2ign-0G6te I'M ollie
ooer &at n15ltgeben.,
sssnpnr bot fiirali6 nit 6er nines
rifaniider @egierltng betreffs Der
8ertnebri,ng Ser Sruppe1 in St-
birien at berb1noeIn begonnett, Inn
Dem @olIhetpisntits Gtnbalt alt ge'
bieten, i,nb oieie @erbanolungen
ootern nod fort.
Gie onerifattifhen Srnppen III
5ibirien iino 8reiipillige, Die bcr
fltrsen. Sart6in geiartot tuuroerL Inn
0ie oortbin i'm CONNER 1918 beirn
9eginn oer gllliierten.Gnulnagne &C.
ianOten onlerifdnii9eil Gonifriptions.
truppen at erieeer Die Sruppen
itqben unter Dem 8afebI oes General
major @ranes.
9ie tf6e1o-iloipafiihen Streit'
frGfte in Sibirien betroaen 10000
@tann uno Die meiiten befinben fi4
jebt in gSlooilpoltof ober in Der
Nabe bon oort. 3tpei slrrnee-
SransportSarnpfer, Die pamerica
un6 Ser vRreiioent Grant" tperOen,
tuie ibon fiiralid) befdnnt eegeben
lpur6e. balls bon Stem glorf nnh
8la0ilpoi,of obfa6ren I'm Bel oeuE
Seimtrmlsport au belfen. Die ar.
rangetneats fir oen &iidtransport
Ser SifeChen iinb bon 0en 9Sprpirrin.
ten St1atcn nno GndIo11o rot~offm
iporOen, ood lit rto6 nidt beItimnlt,
OF 6ieieIben oireft beimfabren tuer'
oen, oScr iiber oie Ser. Staaten,
reip. &ansa.
@s 1T nnge5eigt tporben, oaB So
pan ieinc Streitu1adt in Sibirien
nlf 10000 gtann berItdrft, ltn0 Die
oiesbe3iioLiben gerbnnoIungen nit
ser omerifaniiden gfegierung iino
nod INNER i'm @ange. 60 lueit
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Si6irien fteBenoen omerifnniiden
Snlppen suriif5u5ieben; cine Ser.
it6rfrtng her @annidoften in 81.
birien lei nift oneebrodt.
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A. q. BuRLEson. PosrMAsTER-cENERAE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-09

known him ~ lawyer. ~ United
States district attorney and a. cit
ixsn, we are In q better position TO
know him and his htness for thia
|hlgh office than the people Of ans
other community; and s
Whereas. 1t Ia our desire that
the people Of the state know Of the
high esteem In which Mr.. raviilc ~
held by the members OF this bar:
Therefore BE it Resolved
by the bar association Of Buena VISTA
county. that In Mr.. raville We have
y candidate for the supreme bench
who. by reason Of his natural ability
his education and experience. his ju-
dlcial mind and temperament; NJ
fairness, honesty and integrity. Is
we'll qualified to all this high office,
That In our opinion 1t will be OF great
benefit to the bar and to the people
and add ability and luster to the su-
preme bench, to place thereon at
least one man from the ranks OF the
active practitioners of the state VINO
Is now in close touch with the best
thought and actual practice OF the
present day: and AEEf
or. Mr.. Duryea Is a train dispatcher
That wo unanimously endorse the
candidacy Of Mr.. Faville,' HEREBY
pledging him our hearty and active
support and recommend him to the
electors OF the entire state as In ev-
cry way worthy of their confidence
and support"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-09
FIGHT FOR MILLION ESTATE.
Woman Makes Contest for Oolph
Land and Money.

Council Bluff, March 9.-The Dolph
case has been tried again. Judge j.
r. Rockafellew has taken it under ad-
visement.
The widow Of Hiram Dolph Is su-
ing to recover an estate Of about w.
900 900. counting the interest due on
II. from the widow of Henry Dolph.
The men were brothers and lived
near Malvern. Hiram had a wife
and six children. He went to the CIV
il war. His brother acquired land.
They married sisters. Henry remar-
ried in 1895. The brothers died in
1915.
Mrs. Hiram Dolph claims that
Henry Dolph in 1895 made deed 10
$50 acres of Mills county land to her
husband. The deed was lost. Eff
fort to prove IT was made in district
court and Judge Wheeler awarded
half of the land and its proceeds to
her and half to the widow Of Henry
Dolph. After the case was appealed
to the supreme court the will was
found in an old vest Of Henry Dolph
| wilIed to w. II. Byers, Of Wichita,
| Kan.
| The supreme court held the deed
was invalid for obscurity. and Mrs.
| Henry Dolph was given all the land.
| Now Mrs Hiram Dolph seeks to
reopen the case, submitting new evil
! dence to show the deed had been tam
pered with.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-09

As more attention Is paid to the
skirt than to any other part Of the
costume this season. which results In
= tangle of designs and styles that
bewilders the woman used to the
straight and narrow path. sho will
not find the average skirt exactly
what she desires.
Skirts are TERED, they are flounced,
they are trimmed at the sides II not
at front and back: they are braided.
they are made in two sections OF
different materials. and all these
styles are considered available for
the street.
Whatever one wants in a fanciful
skirt, that one may have today. 1t
10 this that makes the separate skirt
garment of distinction and desir-
ability and which suggests its COM
bination with = variety OF over
blouses as a substitute costume for
the one piece gown. which need not
complain Of indifferent treatment
during the last five years.
Perhaps there is another reason
for the change In the fact that at the
first touch Of warm weather women
like upper garments that can be
changed and Innings that can be
Numbered 1t is compulsory to wear
the one-piece frock as It is. with its
lining more or less fresh. II 1t IL o.
cloth. which 1t usually Is, then the
fabric over tho shoulders and sleeves
gives heaviness. land warmth which
is not pleasurable when the season
changes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-09
RETAILERS MAKE PLANS TO
PUNISH MERCHANTS WHO
ovERchAR6E.
MOVEMENT BACKED
BY Y. 8. GOVERNMENT
Vigilance Committees to Be Appoint.
cd in Every District, With Ap-
prevail Of Attorney Generai--Polie.
Ing System to Be lnsuguratsd--
Work With Fair Price Committee.

webster city. March s,-Appre-
hension OF protiteers and the efficient
policing of the shoe business thru
out the country has been undertaken
by the National Retailers Association
according to official advices received
by Webster City dealers from the as
sociation's headquarters in Phila-
delphia.
Inc department of justice al
Washington has accepted the offer
of the organization to aid in un-
earthing profteers, and general
plan has been outlined whereby the
attorney general will approve the
appointments Of shoe vigilence OFF,
GERS in various districts Of the coun-
try, il is stated in the communication
received.
Details tof the manner in which
police officers will operate are not
given. 1t is expected that the shoe
men in. various cities will be called
upon TO extend announcement ana
d5sIsldnCt 10 the llONeIltnl. hOEe
definite information from the assoc
iation is looked for within a few
days. Upon its receipt it Is probable
that action in some form will De
taken by the shoemen.
" With the authority of the federal
government behind it, says the
statement received, the National as
ISOLATION will undertake to efficiently
police the shoe business and assure
the public of fair dealing and pro-
lection from practices such as have
undermined the public confidence"
Five thousand shoe merchants IN
convention at Boston last month
concluded that the public's concep.
ton of unfair dealing was largely
because of abuses practiced by a
small minority of tricky dealers and
determined, thru their national as
ISOLATION, TO purge the trade of such
unfair practices. Shoe vigilence
committees will work in cooperation
with fair price COMMITTEES where
they exist. Complaints will be in
vestigated and dealt with on their
merits.