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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
9eatide SandJbOOte
lahem nidJt lOfer!
Sin 6ritiider 9ampfer an Der 6ul.
lanOiiden aiiite ron pll.2S4
Derienft.

Qonoon is. Oldr3. Ser brlti.
id1e Danpfer .2eelttporoena, auf Der
6obrt Don 9onbon tio6 SarIingen,
muroe bon rem oeutiden 3autlboot
nlls28" bier Wleilen fii06ltlih
ron Dem W1aos-2eudt6ur1l1 torpe.
niert un0 berienft. Ser aus IL
Mann beItebenoelt 8eiaeunq 6es
0anpferS tpuroen fiinf Ieinuten
3eit ge1eben, Die 9iett1tnoSboote su
6eiteigen, peLde BON Dem 1alih6oot
ms S9lepptau genonrnen nh6 ei.
nem 2ootienoantpfer 5I9efii6rt tpur.
Ben, Ser 8anpfer ,,2eeittparOen"
NOR 974 Sonnen aroB uno gigen-
tbum Der Steam 9toOigation Com.
panD 3u 2onoon.
gln1iter6om, Is. 02dr5. (lteber
2onoon) Ser Dontpfer .2eeu.
tporoen" tpur6e ni6t torppoiert,
ionoern our@ eil1ige 8o1treffer nis
oen @eihiiben 6es ,ll.2S1 altf ben
Meeresbooen 6efor0ert. Ser Gam.
pier puroe ourd 5tnei gBarnllngs.
ichiiiie gum SaIten aebra6t be Sc.
iaslure ntitbte binnen Is Wainitten
bic 0fettungs6oote beiteigen, tporauf
Ons Sdiff perieuft tpltrbe.
Soiltb sbielSs, GngI. Is. Us1rs.
- Der bier beitte eingetrofiene bri.
tiihe 9autpfer BLONDE uelbet,
bob er In Der 9eoroiee bon einenl
bcutidlen 6Iieger onaegrtfieu tOur0e.
-Gine gonlbe fieI ouf 6os 9proed,
ipooitrG Der 3oo etnes wantroien
berbeieefiibrt fuuroe. Ger qlieeer
mari i'm gjunSen fiinf gontbet, iiii0
MIR benz llniftan0e, 6nB Sos Sdiff
Inn 8id5ad fiibr. 1T es at 6erOunfer,
ooB es Der 3erit0rlihg ent8in0, oenn
Die iibrigen 8Onlben perie9Isgn ibr
.4isI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
lI.qpoit Iaatn sstanbampIsr.

&0nb6H iS Nlarl Ter
ciranoaanicr -Gumeroniae uou 0er
anhor ginie. Der ON 10 9lnr5
BON 9iem Dort in gibcrpooI NIT ci.
ncr ga0mna i'm Neribc bon iiiui
Wliuioncn Dollars eiutrdf 1T cincm
anariii 0cuti6er 5nudlbooie alildlidl
entronnen Der aapttdu 0cs
Tampicrs mcloctc. 0aB er int 81
l1noiidien NlCcr non orci oeutidcn
Iauhbooten bcrfolgt wtroe. tno
MIR Scr Sdnelligfeit 0es Gampiers
bate CT eS 5u nerbanfcn Den gln.
greifcru 5l eutae9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
9entider patriOtiider 8anbelbilOcr-
glbcnO in Gtanton, giebr.

sSn &aabe's Gper Soule finoet
Montag, oen %. Mdr8, g(beno8 s
llbr gum 9eiten 6es 9eutiheu Grie-
Ger. 8aiienfunos cine groBe pntrio-
tii9e 8anoelbil0erporfiibrllng Itatt.
@s lit 0ieiel6e 8anoelbilOer- llllf.
fIbrung, Die orei 2lberoe binter-
chamber, onl 81, 2S. uto 20. MGr3,
i'm 9ranoeis.5beoter in Snloba
Itattfinoet. 0ieie gluffiibrung fano
lin alien groBeren Std0ten mie gfelp
gorf, Gbicngo, 4bilaoelpbiu. 8alti-
more, 8aibington 8. g., ct. 2ouiS
etc. ltott. 9a Die @eieai9oft iebt
auf Der 9ieiie nod Dem meiterert
8eltcn iid befinoet 10 bot 0ieielbe
aud Gmoba alS guffii1rltngSplaB
gepdblt nuB aber leioer, % 0aS
8ran0eiS- -3beoter beiebt NOR, mebre-
re Gage onsieben uno finoen oieier.
bolb in ben fIeiRen 4lGben bon 9e-
brasfo oieie 8oriteIlungen itatt. 9ie
@eieai6aft bat nod ME in iol6 fleis
men NdBen oieie 8il0er ge5cigt, tn0
oesbolb inIlte ie0er Girpobner bon
Stanton itd oieic berrIiden 6ilnS
anieben 5ulnal Seoer burd ben Be
iud Der 9(uffiibrlmg aud ett glites
8erf Der gta6itenIicbe tbut. Ginent
bieIigen aomite, ben Serren s.
Sdinoler, q. 9Sileer, q. Sdnebfe,
miro Der 9tntAeil fir ben 8oiieit.
fono ilberpieien uno Ienoet Dicies
Goulite Dos @eI6 an bic Su6Ion
GrnIt 60, Stem gorf, Der Sanlmel-
iteae fir ben 9eutiden Srieger-
Mniienfono. 0aber lei Der 3lf:
2luf am 0lontag 8u 9toabe's Opera
6ouie gum 0euti6en 8onoelbilOer.
9[ben1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
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beNH .nIft m anl1Nfu. hgH
llnlefltlfm mIl @aatf ms ha1f
Hifrgf tallHhnh5it HHb Umid.g
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hfu n6r mdl Nifiiilhrtiw 4Ht
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uns nldl
fie afnB3eituna laai aall
eir lliedoht ltineH W'noruf aui
rtmittauo mode
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nrrhnnuelt.

ylem Yorf Is. Wt1r5. Die Ser.
fiderungs fir S6iffe. Die 5tpi.
iAen froil5o an ino britiiden Sd
fen fobreii, muroen I'M @erIoltfe Der
Iebten ISOLDE fait Inn ons 9obpelte
erbobt pegen Der @efabr, Oob ienc
bon llnterieebooten iii Den @runo
gebobrt iperoen. 8eranlaBt ipiroe
otc plobIide unO oroBe Steigerllng
Onrd ben 9erluit Oes 8ampfers
nSnoian 9rince" Der 8aumnole i'm
8ertbe bon $750g000 on goro fiibr-
IL, Ger acknowledgements"
ipliroe bierOurd nit einem SdInge
nlifgeaeb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
9tnLirnls nnnebLidlr Winldle.

aom, iiber 9onoon, Is. Mdr3. =
@ic man bort, iino Die @ebictsan.
ipriide. neI6e 5tolien on Deter
reid. l1ngarn ols 4reis fir Die 9lnf.
rehterboItlng ieiner Reutrolitdt
itellt. oerartig, 0nB iie cine eiiligung
Der Regierungen IN Bien unO Rom
..beinobe ausidlieben@. S5talien pill
angebIisb ieine gtor0gren5en entlang
Der 40riafilhe bis nod SSilume ber'
Idngern Girigeitfoiien udren Der
oiterreih- -nngariihe &riegsbaien 80.
la, 5rentino ionic Erieit. 9ie 9ie.
gierungsbe5irte Hoperero, 8o5en,
Wieran itno gruned ntrBten aud in
italieniihen 9eiit iibergeben, ebenIc
lpie @or8, @raoisfa. Sitrien un6
bic oolrnotiihen 3nleln. Die angeb.
lihen 6Iterreid-ungariihen 3uge.
itdnoniiie eritreden itf ober ttur aui
oas @ebiet am @oroaiee, nit Gin.
idluB Der StGote gtouereto uno
Iione, icood obne 2rient, auBeroen
0os sSion5otbal NIT @inidIub bon
@raOisfa, ieOoa obne @6r8. Deter.
reid llngnrn foroert oofur. lpie es
beibt, eine bobe @elbentiddoigung
ionie 8er8it5tleiitnng uuf onOeres,
BON Stoliener befpobntes @ebiet in.
nerbalb Der @ren6en Der Wtonar.
die.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
@idtine GrtIarnna gernitprffs.

Naibington, is. @}Gr3. @rai
@ernitorff rer oeuti6e 8otidofter,
bat Die 9legicrilng Der 8ereinigten
Stdoten fprnleG 6enahrihtigt, oar
Der aeitbiiete areli3er o9Srin3 @iteI
isrie0rih" oI3 Stricgsi6iff ofii5iel
in Der giIte Der faiierliden 6Iotte
rer8eidnet lit. giele Mitt6eiluno
6eieitiat piele tSdpicrigteiten lucoen
oe8 SHiffes in 9lelpport g&elps. @e.
ipiiIc 9eaiite 6ebaupteten, 6as Sfifi
ite6e nidt ais ariegaidiff III ben Of
fijielen giiten Der 0eutiAen SSIotte,
imo nnd Ser. Staoten.@eieB f6nnc
bic @eiapuna oaber tuegen giratat.
i5unts aitf bober Gee beItraft tper-
0en.
Der oeutid)e gotihafter erfI1rte,
Dab eitt oeutiAer 8lottenoffi5ier, Der
friiber 5un aanolen6oot oQuhs@
geborte, oos Shiff befe6Iigte mo
hab Die geiabnng aus MlatroIen Der
0cutifcn 6lottc 6eitebe Gr iagte.
felt 9litsbralib oes Strieges Stebe oas
5biff ais Striegsidiif III Der Cite
Der oeiltiheu 5lotte Gieie 0iit-
tbeiInngeu getilgten Der @uloeSre.
gierlina. Die esSrpe" -9lngeIegellbeit
miro ooGer altf oiplomatiidem 8egC
erleoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
9entlfe ioaen Stalien uerlaien.

0aris, Is. Mir3. = 0entidle,
ueldc iid in aurOrten Der italieni,
ideH SiiOiera aafbaIten, baben pun
ben Se6Orben auf priuatem 8eac
Die NnffOrOeruns crbalten, italieni-
idcn GErnuO nnb goOen lofOrt III
Oerlaiicu. go melOet cine 9epeidle
ans RiS5a on bic SauaS Aaentnr.
(9ie RadIridt itammt ans nnlante-
rer Gnelle anO 1T init gOriidlt nnf-
3nne1men.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
2mannsluciie 9efeIlrnnn.

Berlin is. @ar3. (;Silnfenbe.
ridt) Der 6itcrreidiibc 9ot-
id)after beim 8atifau bcnadridtiQtt
aeitern 8opit geneoift, oaB oie Gli-
fen in @aIijieu bier r6lnii1.fatboli.
ide 9iifofc hcrbaftet babcn ullo in
oerihieocnen gaIi3iihen 9orfern oic
@iillpobrer 3um griedii6.fatboli.
iben @lallben 5uHgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
Vsie(e Etra,enrGm6ereien

9ie aronteupfleaerin 9earl ourtb,
7tS gtoro II. Ctr, fpnroe an Der
Ode Der Is, nto GoB Strabc Inn
$i5 beraubt. SRI. Wa1oge @iaianls
muroc Die goric NIT $3.50 ede 25.
uno Douglas Str. seraubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
@eridte teine 9ladlt ii6er Surn.

Bangor, IRey IS. WiGr3. gei
Sem bcute 6cgOnnenen ger6Gr iiber
bic Sadie Oes friiGeren Oentiden
CberlentuantS 8erncr Sorn, Der Die
Giicn6abnGriife 3uiidleu Oen Scr.
Staaten unO GAMBIA iprengen luoll.
te, 5ug Der glnlualt 9eate ben gln-
traf aaf n@iftidnlOig" Snriif nnO
beantragtc Gntlaiiing beS gInge-
flGgtcu aus Der 6aft, Oa cr ais bent.
idler Cffi5ier @itglicO ciner friea-
fiibrcnocn Nadlt unS oesbnl6 nidlt
Der Jurisdiction Der bieiigen @c-
ridlte uutcritrllt ici.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
slapt. s1ieridien erGalt 2rDG6riefe


YEelDport ytetD5, I8. Wfdr5 =
a1pitdn 9bieri6ien8 bonn oeutiden
@ilfSfreuBer .@rin8 Gitel 6rieO.
rid, Der 6efan1tItd tpe8en 9iepo.
ratlr ieines Sdiffes Sen bieiigen
Saien onlief, bat nebrere 0rob-
briefe bon unbefanliter Sanb erbol-
ten In ipelden er oitfgefor0ert
miro, ben Soften iofort 5it oerlaiien,
lpiOriaenfaas Oas Sdiff in oie Suit
aeiprengt lperoen miro. Die Sa-
fenbeb6r0en bobeu Ole notbigen Gor-
iidtsmaBregeln getroffen Inn allen
gbentuaIit1ten por3ubeugen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
glnf ben GtrnnS aeIanfen.

2otiOpL Is. M6r5. Ser one.
rifonii6e Sdopner 9oB &c 8oIna.
ba nit 8aumpoae fir Bremen be.
itilnnt, lit an Der oelttihen aiifte
aitf ben Strono eeldufen. Sieben
9tqnn Der 8eiasung iultroen geret.
te
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
arint GnlIrpreis.(srhS6nnn

2incoIn IS. @lGr5. Qas Saus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tootete geItern
Die iogcnannte 0finer-@orlogc, nod
Der Die giienbabnraten in 9tebrasfa
bon 2 auf 212 Gts. pro WieiIe err
bobt iperoeu iullter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
Seine gInsfllr boa sdmsinefIeiid.

@oaa 1S. Ular8. N Iie 4ollan.
oiIfe Gceirrilng bat ale imo ieoe
9lusfubr bon S9peinefIeiidb Derbo.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18

hm i Mar lllgat Sous
baH Ia Wfirtonit mtlb8le
dfIifm iplttHa
audbi Ndlt mis aaltfn mddile
off NfiH0 treinclie Anarillr Hnf
mifrf lriiunatn Ia Rnllilh.NolfH
mh mdlMf6 Tie Huiitn murbfu
h allen 6dllen mriiddeihlalcn ST.
cen NarpalheH bot iih nidlia bon
NfIgnd crciEnt
Rnbc gaus fom ucrfihicu ieina.
lidle aolcnnrn ourdl 1lndiouariiie
oir linen dbaenommeuen Steamaen
mrffprrobern; ole 2Iuariiic plrs
Nfn obacid'luarn. suolit bonn
Iuiciier miro an me1rereu @luniten
NIT Grbitterung actdutpit bod lit
Die Gage bort unBcrduoert gIn.
ariiic ieiuOIidler Snionterie an oem
ii0lidleu llier oes Qriltb uo5e Ger.
nonib nur0en Ron ms NIT geidtiB.
teit obgeihIngcu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
glnbitprinm gl6ilimmnna 1. Nlai.

Die 5rage, Oh 3nr Gruer6nng oes
NnbifOriilmS cine glnIei6e BON
S150,000 aufBenommen iuerScu iOll,
mir6 nad siuem einitimmigen 9e.
idDlniie Ses StoStrat6eS beute Dior.
gen ben @Gilern nuIercr StaOt am
A. Mai 5nr glbitimmnng DOr9clegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
WlilfIidJr 4Hmpfc
Der Crltrrrritbrrl
IN @aIljirn, glniiiidl,gluIsu unO am
yrnib mtrDem Die WiOsiOwlitr
In S6adl BrbaItrn!


nnafH A. ttiHelfH Hab dl g.
MgfiaH idlN6l# gnat r6faaf
lfn laHhm pettuHbtltH De Mma
arcbu lCa
Am z WldF3 ttaaaH hff nue
hadidf 0ornh Ed AfIil4 mlf.
iiIe Utmtllorpe mHt0e Nj BE- Nlnb
lr anseafliim mb ir1i hdh ht'em
Nioetiianoe eincn hallIasu aHdlnl
an raotfd bfrlor oas q ruIflds
Norp9 ailc Tedtna uHs es mare
uollitaH0ii mBiu1rlt murhtn. wcun
0ie Auiien nihi nod rthtfitia Oen
Vcirhl 80 eiucm alllpprIaeH Riit.
1ua Der aan}cn sirmee erbaltrn bat.
tent 0cr roih sur oromWssIoieH
Sliht nuroc Tic 1ladit mar 70
huiti1. oab orc Aniiru nlcs I'M Stih
lieBcn lmn ser @ol0 bon gilatitomo
mic0erim NIT eincr nnge5eiren
gleuac pon 9ricasmatcriaI anaeiiiat
TT. Die iid nod 9arnidt idaten
ldft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
slniien nriinblidl iibfrt6IpcIt.

Berlin, IS. Mdr5. (5mtfcnbe.
ridlt. - lleber oen giidjna Der in
Maiuren fat gaH5 pernidteten 10.
rniiiidjen glrnee un6 Die Greiguilie.
melde Der gSinter9ladlt an Der oft.
preubiiden eren3e folgten liegen
MN ausfiibrIihe gerihte por.
gtafl Der aopitulation Der Don
Dem General Baron Siepers befeh-
Iiate nruiiiidlen arrnee I'M 8olO pom
glliqultofpp, Dur6en Der gan3e @e-
tneralItab nnb Der a5fmftah0rm oes
3. aorps ibrer Stellungeu entboben.
Nus Den 9ieiten oes geidlageuen
SeereS uno orei frii6en aorps mur-
6e cine nene 10. arnec gebiloet.
melhe oie 3entiaen am 9obr bel
@ro6no 3uriid5utreiben beriuhte.
Die 8eitid)en naren ie0o9 baupt-
iddli6 oarauf be6a1t, oas enorme,
ron oen Guiien i'm @aloe bon 9lu-
guitoipo inn Sti4 geIaiiene ariegs-
material gu ionuneln uno bic Glliieil
ipuroen 3uriidgebaIten, bis 0as ge-
ideben mar. Syn3piiden puroen
neue oeutihe SteGungen einaeri6tet
lrno be3oaen. Die. &1tiien merften
ries iebof nidt, ionbern fllbren
fort, Die olten oeutidet 8eridan-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
0laEnahmen aeacn anOen.


@nibingtor rs. D}1r3. Die
liciiae oiterreihiih.unaariife @ot.
idlaft fat pom 9lusipdrtiaen gImt Hi
@ien aeitern glbeno iolacn0r Tepe.
i6e erbaIten: Ser @eneraliIlinus
Der riliiiiAeu 9lrinee bat inter Dem
8orgeben Dob SSuoen fin Die 4eit.
ihen uno GeIterreiher 5pdber.
oienite berridten oen 9eie6I ct.
tbcilt, ale SSuOen aus ieneln @ebiet,
in peIden rniIiide Tfilppen upQriq.
relt 3n elfferncil lin aeaea hia
Spionage geiidert 81 iein, iuaen
@eiBeln mitgetl6rt meroeu meIfe,
Denn es bic 9fotbwenoigfeit ct.
.6eiidt, gebentt tucroen ioIlen
9Irbeitsloiisfeit in @ien ninmt al.
Berlin, Is. 02dr3. (fSlmfen6e.
ridt) 91an einem 6eutc uon
Der lle6erieeiiben gaeuigfeits-glgpu-
tur aasgege6enen gerift miro ans
8ien qerneloef, oaB Die glrbeitsIoiig.
felt in Der oiterreidiihen Saupt-
itoot bon Gag 81 8oq mebr ab.
ntnln1t. SSnfolgeociien mer0en oie
offentliden 8obltbGtigfeits-9l -9lnitaI.
fen fat gar nibt nebr Tim @tlfe an
9eganaen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18
Blame Ser QIQiirten.

'Igoris 6. MARS. (aorreip. B. gfiI.
I'D Die nagemeine DffeniiDe Der
|.SrauBuien flno Gngldnoer miro be.
|Niuuen foboIo Die 6elOer troden
1iHo uuo artiaerie iiber ffe binmce.
eifofft uerben fam. Cine mdBigp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-18

Son0on, Is. Wtdr5 Der 0eut.
ide Tdnpfcr 1MaccoOuia" tueIdjer
bei Rndt uno gtebeI ans benz Sa.
fen bon 9ns p1Ilnas (sfnnariIdlc
ssnieIn), poiefbft Ell iltteruiert mar.
enttuid. lit bon eirrm engliidlen
areu5er eefnpert iporOeu.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
SOME CORN AND
SOME MONEY IN
IOWA THIS YEAR
THIS YEARS RECORD 10 ONE TO
STIMULATE PRIDE IN IOWA
AND HER GREATNESS.
GENERAL CONTENT is RESULT
iowans Realize That Their state 10 In.
deed the Place Where Sue
cess Reisns Supreme.

The Iowa crop service In Ito OH.
cial September report gives an estl.
mated corn yield Of $50, 100000 bush.
els.
That is not as large corn crop as
Iowa has raised. but corn prices are
very high. If the war continues they
will be higher. Even ii the war
should end in short time values are
sure to retain high average for varl.
Gus reasons, such as the short crop
Of one year ago and the small amount
Of old corn now in farmers hands.
Of Enormous Value.
September corn IL now selling
around the SOS. Supposing it ID
worth 70 cents in December immedi-
ately following husking time. 1owa's
800, 100000 bushels Of corn will repre-.
sent a money value Of 1924 100000.
This Is really Tremendous item In
the general schedule Of Iowa asrleul
turaI prosperity. Considered In con-
nection with the value Of tho wheat
and oats and the live stock and the
fruit which Iowa soil will produce this
year, II can be readily seen that the
record is one stimulating to both state
pride and general content.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
WHY PROSPERITY is
A HABIT IN GOOD IOWA

A man in Buffalo wrote to the
Greater Iowa Committee the other
day and said that no had read that
'In Iowa prosperity 70 q habit" He
wanted to know Why. He said that
prosperity did not bother one in Buf-
falo although he had read several
books on the subject. How to Got
Rich why" said the puzzled Buff
falo citizen, "do you allege 20 much
prosperity for Iowa? Is It fact o.
am l merely buffaloed7"
1t is a fact.
Iowa produces about 12% Of the
corn crop Of the United States each
year.
When It. comes to oats. 1owa'a
farmers raise 1859 Of the total crop
Of the nation.
Iowa has 2s,se7, 1852 acres o. lmprov.
ed land within her borders-whIch
leaves smaller percentage Of waste
land than can be found In any other
equal area on earth.
The average Of improved land IN
Iowa is greater than that Of Illinois.
about 209o above Missouri. nearly
500 above Texas, ten times 20 much
as Colorado. nearly twice that Of In
diana, 500 more than Minnesota,
three times that Of Alabama and
ninety times that of New Mexico.
Vast Resources.
Iowa farmers own 1879 Of all the
cattle in the United States.
6.1% of all the horses Of the ~.
ton are owned in Iowa.
Even though Iowa 10 4 prairie state,
1870 Of the timber products Of the
entire country como from within her
borders. Arkansas, which 10 regarded
as something Of timber state, pro.
duces only 4eo.
Even more surprising is the fact
that Iowa produces 1920 Of the btu
minous coal mined in the United
States.
$50 of all the barley grown in the
United States comes from the farms
Of Iowa.
1850 of all the swine in the entire
country are raised in Iowa.
The Iowa hen produces as much
wealth each year as the silver mines
of Colorado. And the hen isn't max
Ing much Of fuss about II either.
Land that sold for $25 an acre in
1890 will bring moro than $10o an
acre now
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
IoWA's WEALTH is s1,77s PER
CAPITA.

If the wealth in taxable property In
Iowa were distributed among the PEG.
Pile it would amount to $1.77s.98 for
each person, according to the biennial
report furnished by the state revenue
clerk.
This is an increase in per capita
wealth of s417.3S in two years. Figur-
ing upon basis of taxable values be-
ing equal to sixty per cent OF market
values the actual per capita wealth Is
S2,96496
An adjustment Of values brought
about by the state executive council
places property values In Iowa at S.
957,81s,546.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
IOWA WILL Be
THE BEST HONEY
STATE IN nation
STATE BEE INSPECTOR SAYS THE
STATE WILL RANK HIGHEST
IN HONEY PRODUCTION.
INTEREST IN BEES GROWING
lewa's White Clover Honey Already 10
Noted az the Best to Be Found
Anywhere In the Country.
Frank c. Pellet of Atlantic. state

Frank G. Pellet Of Atlantic, state
bee inspector. says:
"ln twenty years Iowa will be the
best state for honey In the country.
This state has developed its live stock
and hogs first and just now is be-
ginning to give attention to Its honey
crop. Tho interest in bees 10 greater
this year than ever before.
Glover Honey 10 Best.
"lowa's white clover honey already
10 noted az the best In this country.
Now we want to Increase the supply
and make beskeeping a big Industry.
A few bees we'll cared for will make
a man q living In the city and work.
Ing on salary, rich In short time.
We have ono man In Dss Moines who
keeps books and takes care of bees
on the side. Tho bees now earn more
than 500 month for him, or moro
than his salary for eight hours work
on his books each day."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
IT PAYS TO BUY IOWA LANDS

Illinois, Indiana and Ohio farmers
are coming to Iowa to buy land, and
they are paying from $50 to $500 an
they are doing. They arc buying Iowa
farms to live on-not for speculative
purposes, although Il 10 confidently
predicted by the best Informed real
estate men and the most observing
farmers that Iowa land at $500 an
acre will not be uncommon five years
hence.
It 10 everywhere conceded that this
state II in the very heart OF the great
est wealth producing region in the
world, and can be definitely proved
by reliable statistics that the produc.
er will soon be monarch Of all he sur.
veys. for Uncle Sam informs us that
while our population is increasing at
the rate Of little more than rs per
cent every ten years, our ability to
feed and clothe our people 10 progress
ing at the rate Of only 10 per cent in
the same time.
Prices Increasing.
This means constantly Increasing
prices for the producer-thls means
that the farmer who puts Intelligence
Into HE toll will bs the most prosper.
Gus man In our Industrial oroanlxa-
ton.
1t 10 sometimes said that the wealth
OF the Iowa farmer is due entirely to
the increase In the value OF the land
which has been brought about by ma
tural causes and cannot be credited to
the sagaoity or the hard work Of the
farmer; but when we remember that
land represents only the farmers in
vestment and not his income, and that
he cannot keep his land and buy auto
mobiles. Victrolas and player-pianos
with 1t, we see the fallacy OF the ar.
gument that the wealth of the farmer
Is all in his land.
Farmers Make Money.
With fat hogs selling from $50 to $50
each, cows bringing $50 to $50 each
and very ordinary horses pulling down
5000 and moro head, there 10 every
reason why the farmer should make
money. Every year the staple yield
per acre Of almost every staple oom-
modify 10 Increasing because Of better
farming methods.
One Fine Record.
Near Merrimac there is q farmer
who single handed, raised or is cred
tied with having raised 2,735 bushels
OF wheat and SAT bushels OF oats, be-
sides corn. hay, hogs. horses, cows,
chickens, etc.
1t is easy to see that the man who
deals only in the things that people
absolutely must have to sustain life
can always invest considerable money
in his plant and realize fair return
upon It.