davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

in Jlrid0 Oct JliulrY
.WiHR hm case Ne .lhhut tsuiatffn
ltubt NniHutulammluua lpH
katAbu tafiAtltta.

FtfsuA Era, art Ttt Nlaalt.
falb Bat atuun ia laau ulatal a.
kls pfsptlpulhu ubhafgh btm Nfa
hhtutem nmam Ehl Nai t%mpiehifa,
ser Wnhs We laHIrntH .gabtts Hat
eahtlnllan ern s'Rfafrn t%irtrtffH
ifa, mtlAs hnfhbu tnHANbtn led,
81 Nhlha else MtHutltf hltihtm ehtt.
mithu tlHt MunafHit mtfhta Ipa
Tie NtffahHna tu pfubiivfud ta
Mfaiffnaa tnihaIl bic Wsiiimmnnn,
hah cine laldt NhFauutflammInua
absr Htnbunnatu tn bft AftlaHnua
tniiddbtn IoH, atst bic ntutidriH
hts ElanlagnihA tnthali Bic Mnfts
aana, bah Dnaa sol sci and bard
unhttt Wiiifl mnh Mtat ausinhns
htn IN btr paat itin mSat, mas baa
Npll I'm eintlid anf cine Oautrnbt
r0inna Der NttiaHnnaeirnat mullt,
ipbah bic NnatmeinIaar tnblid IlnF
frEnnnl Hnb btmtnhprtdtnb ithat
Itni werbtn ha6 haS NulE bernhiai
fem f6unt.
Tieit Anrsenna hbtrtrdat bic Der.
n%nipurtnar ani glnaa Ebi STAT,
Wan nimmt an, bah Ct cine Giraer.
heriammlnug aIsbalo tinbtrnitn
iuerbs, aber a. atbeu audi wcridte
i'm, BAH ct ben Staatsratb als clue
Art aonbtntion Der Niraer bcItin.
men NIB SaSnrd Der Wliibs ent6o.
ben iein wer0r, Mnblen ab5nbaItcnl
Samit ii alto bic 6ruee Der 5utfnf.
tigeu Staatsform 6binas mieOsrnm
ncu aafaerolt, ubluobl man Oieicl6e
fir OaaernO acl6it scbalteu bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
WeatStetten aug Soma!
Sos IRnines.

SER Gmil GdnabeL, 407 6. MDe.
fat Jest Die @ertretnng Der 2mabr
Sribnne. 0ir bitten bic Geier, Oem.
iel6en 9euigfeiten aus airden., Ser
eius- unO 5amilieutreiien snfommer
at laTen, peIdle Serielbe sur Der
6ffentlihang in Der Sri6iine iber
mitteIn UirO. and nimmt Ser
Sdnabel Sn6ifriptiOns GelOer II
Gmpfang.
3ieIe ISOLDE Itebt I'M 3ei6en Der
Weooe. 4usitell11ng. Sim Meittipof
fano i'm aoIloieurn cine Nooen-Ba
robe Itntt, peIhe oIgemetnen 8ei'
fail fato. 6reitag Qbenb lift @e.
Ieai6afts- Daadt, in tpelder itf Die
9omen Der iogennnnten beiieren @e.
ieai9aft Elm SteaOidein geben tuer-
oen.s
4u8 berfdiebenen Snterbietp8 mil
3eitungsreportern gebt berbor, 6of
Die bieiigen 8anfen feline groBe 2uIt
be8eigen, einen &beil Der euglii6eu
ariegSanIeibe 81 iibernebmen.
8enn iie MIR 8ort balten.
Gn0li9 ioa nit Der Chung Der
8aInut ctr. oitli9 Der Bride biz
our 9ierten StraBe begonnen tper.
ben. - @5 lit beinabe gu ihon, Inn
mobr 8u iein.
Ser Gtaot.S dosmeiIter lpir0 am
10. Sftober in @eorta, So, eirer
|8ortrag iiber ole 8obltbnten Der
Brobi6itipn balten. ga miro Der
aerl nie0er etpos 5uiammenliigen.
Der 8ergiBmeinnift Rarten.&lub
weIder U1bren6 Der Commemorate
ieine SiBungen arsgeiebt batte, per'
iammelt ft9 toieoer re%gelm1Btg. 9it
erite Merchandising finbet on Diem
flag ben 81. September BET Srau
$. Waben fat.
9ie nddite 3uIammeutunft 6es
9euti9en 3amen.gerein finoet ON
9onneritag Den 80. September in
Seim Der Grau 8. Slider, 1882 8.
Str. itatt.
So6erfrent iaben mir unierer
6reunO So9n 3. &nop itoI8 Die
StroBe oufuloridieren. &uf oit
6raae, pesbal6 oenn 10 bergniigt
tbeilte uns Sobn nit, baB Der Slap.
peritord inn Elm fleines Maoheu
bi%nterlaiien bntte. 9atiirIid iint
@roBbater uno @roBmutter 4lir3e.
ruf e6enio Itol5 auf Die tIeine Gtt.
feIin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
NndsritsnLnfen.

en- Der ct. Mariu Wtagoalena'
Stride fono beute Morgen Inn 8 nbr
bic Grouung BON Serru 4lbert 9u.
Der aus gof SslallO, ST., nit SRI.
2poia 8. Soier aus 2enor, Soma,
6urf, g}eb. Cater Sinhe Itatt. Gem
8rautpaare 5llr Seite ltanosn 8err
Bal. s Beter BON bier uno 5rnrt
Clara Saleo aus 2enor, Soma, etne
intime 5reun0in Der 8raut.
9eim Gin3ug oes 8rautpaare2
in Die Stride ipielte 8rof. st.. Stub,
ReeIe anf Ser 0rgel ben 8rautdor,
unO gum SdluB ben Sod8eitsmnrid
aus 2obengrtn. SRI. emma Steele
lana nabreuo Der Graltungs8eremo'
ME oas I6one 2teb 80 proniIe me"
unO Serr Reeie erbobte bic 5eter
our6 tpeibebones 0rgelipiel.
Ser @rGutigan, &err gilbert 8r-
Der, lit Elm Sugenbfrettno oes Serrn
Bal. S. 8eter, Der ibm unO ieiner
iungen Satin su @bren belte Wit'
tag in ieinem 9eim Elm Sod3eits'
ma6[ CAB. Serr 9uber lit elm tii6-
tiger @e6tsannaIt, Der in oelti6en
areiIen In Ieiner Seimntbsitaot nn6
in Sainois cine 9foGe ipielt. 9o8
iunge gbepaor bat cine SoG3eits'
reiie nod Gbicago aneetreten unO
ptr6 fib oarn in Sod Sslano, Sa,
nieoertaIien, no &err Su6er cine III
frntiUe graris bot. Seine 9raut 1T
cine feingebiloete iuHge Dame. gtel
Slid gum 8un0el
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
Bier fir Soma.
Gidter Carpenter beanftrnat BOD
Sslanb Balm, es sR
~bef0roern.

gbicago, 90. Sept. - @ineit 3eit.
ueiLigen gtnboltsbefebL erlieB Bun,
oesrtdter Carpenter an Die Moiie.
berlpalter Der &of Sslono 8abn
Der ibnen berbietet, Die annobm(
bon Bier un0 anoeren @dbrrng8,
getr1nten 51tr gef0roerung nod Dem
ntrofenen" Soma gu ~berueigern
Bier 9ratereien botten i'm BEN Gin.
baltsbefebl na6geiuht. Ser Rid'
ter berfiigte iebod, bob ale ioIAt
Senoungen Die gtltfidrift troeer
miiIien: o3u peri0nIihem @ebraud
un6 pribatem 8er8ebr beltin,nlt"
oa es 6as StantsgeieB bon Some
boridreibt, 0nB ale 8ribotf1ufer
getltiger @etrGnfe ft9 resiltrierer
loiien un0 ben @mpfang bon Sen'
oungen perIOnIi9 beideinieen mill
len. Gie 9abnberfpalter modten
gelten0, OaB iie 0e8boIb lire Gen
Olntgen ni6t an 6ubrfirmer, Die
ridt aIs &Gufer 6ariiber quittirer
witroen, abliefern f0nnten. Der
9fidter ermGdtigte ite, an cine BE.
%itinuurte Girrtn nb5ulieferu, nel9e
Outrage Der Gdlifer Sas 9ier
abboLen miir0e. Gem Staate Soma
bleibt oeB Redt, ~ie0er3eit ais 8mi-
i9enfIdger ouf6utreten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
5ntcreTante streiflidtsr.

Berlin, iiber QonOon, %. Sept
Die oEGgli6c Munoidau@ meIoet,
6aB quomig @angbofer, Der befann.
te 0eutide 9idter, ser ieit Monoten
ols SAT- aaiier 8ilbeIms an Der
6ront I'M 8eIten tpie I'M Often neil.
te un0 ~intereiionte Sdlodtberihte
fir bic 6eutife BreIie idrieb, ihiper
peruunoet tpuroe. Gr ioa fem I'm
fes anse berldren boben. Sang.
boier, Der GO Sabre 5dblt, mar nab.
reuo Der geIdgerlug bon 0opo De.
orgiefpsf Gag unO 9aht BET ben
Sruppen.
@dIter 8loent, Der electromagnetic
8omonidrifttrIer, Der &niiptmafn
uno aoulpasnieIlbrer it, puroe gum
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
WarttberiAte.
Gid Ornohn- p @ept- 191I

Siio Omaha, 90. Sept. 1915.
&inSbie6-3ufubr 5000.
Beef Stiere, gtarft felt.
8oditer 8rei5 $3.50.
SdhrIiuge, cute Bis bette 5000
9.65.
3iemIid erte Big CUTE $3.50
900.
01itteImGBioe $6.50-S.50.
Sellers, Martt felt.
ISOLDE Gtiaers 10-t5 nie6riger.
Gorn.eeiiitterte geebes.
Sute big Bette idDere 9eepes
SIS. 00-8.40.
MittelmdBiee SIS. 10000.
3iemIi6 quite bis cute S6.75-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
DfuUdlf aJtug" liolC
Ir6t urrID0nlidl
#mftIgan. 8Millt m#HtM In Ashanti
- tntmlaAl - Nahaaittta SEE
lst Wsilnaa atashtn msthtH

MlaIhlualun, 91. ftpt 1tmHha
luHht lfbh Note ahsf tlt Nulfns
lana bfa amuiiaalIAs Etafil A
re wNialam " nthtH mtlht htult
saw Elaals ftpafltmtmi btraHtnts
Il4i AAsbL ts5iald uAM h{llaliai
htn bipIumahl Am 7ifa lHF bic Ntt,
Hiualtn. TfnHMlamb Himmt ben
ssnAlaa ~, ttn anastimltltn sdlas
ftH bHth nnt 0pmmlisn ltnittta
IN laHeH anh haa Naaau &Msfhss
hFfiai attF htt htapnlittlfm Btrs
ltaaatthtt miihtibtm ~ lahtu.
r Hhlanh altbt anhetbtm bic Der.
hhetmmm BAH innt msiitttA amtri.
lanilAen Edilie, mFldt iuafnannie
AHlabs0 unlatanbf fhIn0, inter IL.
atnb mtldfa llmltanam griidrl
ptrbtm felicia Mmtrilnuiih sdlii.
Il itboh, bic auhifrbauOt ihbrtu,
iounem and ieFntt utrnldlltt wfr.
zen. WsldtH Nfftlt bitie Nlanitl
babtn lam, III porIanha nod pre-.
bItmnhid, ba 1tuHhlanb nnb 0ng.
LAMB iait aflse, luaa nnttr Der lun.
Ouaer Nrflatnua Saiag. aonierbanOs
mar, OILS abiolnie aOuttrbauhe CT.
Hart habtn.
Sin Iina iAcini abrr hdler: Die
beutidrn SdiiiSfommauoanteu Ia.
ben iett @tfehl crhalten, Sas Dnrdl.
iudinngsrrdt bel aleu- amtriianiidltn
@dliFfen aaSIuhbeu, nm ~ tntidei.
ben, mordns bic qaOnug oerielbeH
beitebt. 1as brbentet, ban trin
nmrrifnniihes SdIiff obne @arnnHa
a%noegriffrn wirO, pOrr ubne BAH ben
9ahagierea uuO Der 9siatuus hin.
rridlenO 3eit geasbeu wirO, iid 81
rfttcn.
lie 6rbc : Npte mirS aEs Gin Mn.
ssiden 6etradtet, bnh Oas 8trliner
AuSwdrtigc Amt bcmiBt III, eiHen
grndj NIT Der biciigen 3egieruug ~
bermcioen. 9as ernenert Oas ,Sn.
terefie iube5ng nuf 0entidlnnbs
rpeEiuclleu StauOpnnft i'm Arabic-
6al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
ISM. i. @appidJ, aObotat.

grafti8iert in alien @eridten 6e8
Staotes nno Der Ser. Staaten.
Sdreibt 1eitamente aus, beiorgt BE-
littiteI uu6 iteht 9fbitrafte our6 ;
iiebt, oaB Geltamente i'm RadlaIien.
sdnftsgeridte eeoronet Deroen. 9e.
furgt goamafien un6 5iebt Orb.
idaften tn irqenb einem SbeiI Der
@e[t Elm. aoaeftiert aus1tdn0e.
Gpri6t 9euti6 uto 1T 0ffentIi6er
geotar. 348 Omaha Sectional 8ant
@ebduoe, Omaha, Nebrosta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
SUPERINTENDENT ariensnnleihe.

Berlin, ibcr 9pnSon, %. Sept.
9ie neue bentide a%riegsauleibe
III beOenteuO iiber3eiduet ipOrSen.
Die ltuteridriften purOcn seitern
Madmittas rinseitellt nnS ersaben
bic Snmme Don $2,750,000,0 900.
Die %iusenauntcn fleiuen 3eidner
uno GparbaHfen BADEN Sn bicier
GuleiBe nod me6r Belo se3ei6net,
Wie 81 Der int Mdrs erbObenen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
Aus BEN gtaatt.

Sartiugton. Sn Der Seiligen 8rei.
einigfeits-air1e nurben Wlitttpoh
8ormittag 5yeo q. griinina uno
Sri. 2aurn 6 .86b Dom 9farrer Or.
6ero. Sdiittgcn fir oas 2e6en Der.
bunoen. Ser grautigom lit elmer
Ger betannteitcu jungen @eidafts.
leute Der StaOt mo Die 8raut Die
Godter 0es tier noblangeiebenen
2ouis GOT.
@rano SsIon0. Ger befannte
Sarmer George Gumrine batte am
Wiittnoh 0aS HngIilf, ben 90 $40.
nate aIten Sobn bon 8errn uno
6rau Sobn geters gu iiberfabren.
9os Sinh Itnrb nod tur3er 3eit.
Gnmrine potlte gernoe cine Bride
pafiieren. ols oas aino pIosIid Dor
Die Moidine rannte, iooaB er Die
Ielbe ni6t me9r redt5eitig BREMEN
tonnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

8lueiten Dale oerpunoet. Gr tit nit
Dem @iiernen &reu5 1. &laiie 0efo'
riert tporoen. Seine 8erpunouug III
lei6t.
aontre. aomiraI b. Gebeur.Bai6
nit, Der friiber in g8aibtnaton aIs
oeuti6er Marinenttohee mar unO
oog oettIde @eihnaoer tontmnrt-
0ierte, oas 1912 Die Ser. Staaten be.
Iufte, lit gum 8i5e-a6miraI bef6r-
bert moroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
G6ieaau Marft5eridlt.

GiHOOie9-3ufubr 5000. Mnrfi
felt, fart.
SGbrltnge $t0.35.
Settlers $3.50.
Stiere 1915.
S6dIter Yreis. goru.eefittertl
geebc8 $f0.25.
SttGers $3.50.
Sdmeime-8uFnbr 10000. Marfi
felt, unregeImdBig, 10 b0ber.
9urdihnittspreis 10000.
S0diter 9reis 1926.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000. @nrfi
QGmmer felt, Shofe 10 bober.
S09iter greis $50.
2Gmmer. 0lartt 10--t5 nieoriger.
Nutibes $3.50.
9anias GitB Marft6eridt.
GinOUieBE3ufubr 5000. Marfi
felt.
SGbrIinae $9.65.
aitbe IL. Settlers, Marft felt.
IStofers, Nturft langiam.
aGl6er, Morft idmaa.
Sdiueine-8ufubr 1000. Marti
meilt 8 bober.
9ur1ihnittspreis $6.85-8.00.
S06lter Breis $500.
Sdafe-8ufuhr 10000. Marft felt
2dmmer, boditer 4rei5 $8.40.
ct. SOiepb 9iurftberift.
&inbDiebE3ufubr 1000. Mtorfi
If0-15 h6ber.
sttere Is b6hpr.
Saipsins-9uiu4r 1000. lortt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
shentrrbrnnh.

Montreal, San, 20. Sept.
Gas I'M 5er5en Der StaOt ~geIesent
8rineek 5beater unrbe tbeilmeiie
6urd Sener, ueldles iufOlge idaO.
batter cleftriider 2eitnng cntitauS,
SeritSrt. Der angcridtete SdaSen
betrdgt ettpa 100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
guitiaf nebh anhaLt neran6t.

Senttle, @aib., %. Sept.-6snte
iuurOe bier 6efaunt, bah Elm Bolt
lad, in meldcm iid @elSanmeiinn.
gen in Der 66be bon $4,000 nnS
cine erbsblide gaarinmme befanSen,
man iuat $1,000, anf Der Station
81 @enatdee geitoblen uurben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
Mnrfdinnia ginilnnnnernenr.

Berlin, 20. Sept. (5unfenberi6t.)
Bum Gbtrganpt Der GiOilber.
ualtnng bon @arIdan iunrSe Der
Friibere polniife GeiGstassa6seOrO.
nrte SOn Gsiemboiustp ernanut unO
benz 0eHeralguHOerneiir anteriteat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

$50.
@ras.gefiitterte stiere, alisgeudbGte
S8.00-8.65.
Cute bis bette $$7.40-8.00.
@}itteImdBiee Bis quite $685.
7.40.
MitteImdbige $6.00-6.85.
Giibe, Warft felt.
Cute BIS bette $6.50-7.25.
3iemlih quite Bis quite $500
I6.75.
0itteImGBige $4.00-5.00.
@ras.gefiittertc aiibe $5.85-6.35,
@ros.gefiitterte Sellers $6.75-7.25
gtofers uno Seekers, Marft CUTE
felt, oroere langiam, idpah.
@rte bis bette 6eeoerS 1925
|7.75.
|8.75.
8ieuIid cute bis CUTE 6eebers
$6. 50-7.25.
WttttelnaBIge 5.1O-b.1o.
Stof Sellers So. 1910.
Stpd aiibe So, $685..
gtod aGI6er $5.00-S.50.
8ea( a1Iber $8.00-t0.00.
Bulls 6to9s uitp. $5.00-6.50.
sdpeine-8ufubr 5000. @tarft
meiItens 5-10 b0ber, G9tuB flau.
9itrdidnittspreis $6.85-7.00.
S0diter 4reis $40.
Sdafe-8ufu9r $1,000. Marft felt,
fart.
@efiitt. MutterIdofe S4.50-5.35.
2Gmmer, M}arft t0-15 b0ber.
Sa5rIinee, CUTE bis bette $5.75-
$50.
@efiitt. Sdbrringe $6.OO-7.O0.
8iooer, quite biz feIte $5.o0-5.50.
@efitt. 2dmmer $775-8.20.
Wl1tter- S6afe $5.00-5.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
9ritrnhnmnfer herirnft.

QunSOn, %. Sept. - Orr britt
ide 3amyfer @runingen, 988 $pn.
uen grOf, geristb anf cine Miue anb
beriauf. Sin MitglieO Der geman.
ming fam INNS Geben unS Orei at.
bere luurDen DerIest. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
6runj0fider SIiescr iiber Stutt-
oark

garis, 90. Sept. - 9as frnn56h.
Ide Grieesamt bat aeitrrn abenO an.
g~sfiinSiet, ban 6run3pieuilieger
ii6er GtnttBnrt erIdicnen nuS ctua
100 gOnibsn AMI bic Stabt nnS lin.
gegenS bcrabidIeuberten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
Meoieruna IOrat fit MinSeifIobn.

WHYItTHNB TUIBE FHI WFLHUtTIIUUH.
Berlin, %. sept. (5unfen6erift.)
- @ie amtlidJ ~Derfhnbist, mirO bic
ResierHng ale Gabriten idliefeu
lafIen, III 6enen has @a6en bon
S6nSiGden nidt nit Setu ibliden
9Dbn bersittet uuS uidt Ons UOrse.
idlris6ene Snitem befOlat ipirS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

b66er.
9iirdf6nittspreis $6.80-7.85.
S0diter 8reis $3.50.
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000. Martt felt,
10 6ober.
S6diter 9rcis 1926.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

Baa lagftHt ler hatit 9amtWl
gilf habtn itbi Hut nsfiHhlialf Hat'
wahl see Nltihifn aHanitla Haiia'
mrs, HaatH rhneH abffHi Hniff,
Faafn ftf ID utufH NFftNmehth, w
Mfahl DID hlA AZ hl. NIniAl lItIIl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

&lBIano moat Die Reidsmebr
mobi[ uno Die miro iid ols gteiBaus-
8ebr eutpuppen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
sabernafe[ iteht md.

8is I'M 1913 llbr geaAmittdgs
ItonO giaD SitnbnD's 9obernofeI
nod INNER ouf 0emieIben Sled
gefonntIid bate Der piilte = poatt
iagen @iiitenpreoiger, ei1en 0roh.
brief erbolterL meI9em sufoIge ott
guoe IN bic 2ltft geiprengt peroer
fpiirOe. Ser toppere 8tap o6er forhi
ii6 net, belt es aber fir ongebraft
Die goliset bon Dem .Qni6lae" ir
aetntniB al ieben. Webrere @e.
beimpoli3iiten bielten beuta gta9mit,
tag iddrfe llmidail, fonnten obel
ni6ts @er6ddtiges finoen. - &lop,
bern eeb0rt eben gum SanOpert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23
@aniag gita @etreibeberIdt.

&anias Gitb @etreibeberiHt.
@eliefert bon Der Gtrma 2ogon
& 8rpan, Weitglieber oner Saupt.
borieL 315 Giio 16. Ctr, Omaha.
@nnias Gttp, %. @ept. 1915.
Garter @ei8etl-
9er. 2 107-11
Scr. 3 10415-t10
Scr. 4 95-103
Rotber @eiaen-
ger. 2 121
ger. 3 115--t17
SIR. 4 10S-112
@emiIbtes Corr
Scr. 2 So
Scr. 8 65h
@elbes gorn-
Ir. 2 SO
Rr. 3 SO
Beibes gorn-
Scr. 2. 67
Scr. 3. 66
Gemiihter Snfer-
Scr. 2. 34-35
Rr. 3. 39h-Ssh
8eiber Sofer-
Rr. q sah-a7ak
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

8ie iif) Der eetliole Strateee I'M
aanfaius iiber ben Soil bon 8iIno
grdrnen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-23

Rmt tsFth Eun 0ltibst unA
tatlM plalts lat q tls itlaA.
fat MAtAiu NltAa tIala laf
Elm, 400 seas sus g2aa'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15
HAVE YOUR PULLETs IN SHAPE
FOR WINTER LAYING.
ROY r.. WAITE,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

II soon will be too late to get your
pullets IN shape for winter laying. A
pu1let started or in good shape just
before cold weather sets in liz pretty
apt to keep on laying all winter X she
gets at least reasonable treatment
IL, however, on the other hand cold
weather strikes them before they are
Ia shape to lay, they viii have two
things to do aside from laying, viZ.9
growing and maturing and also keep.
ing warm. 1t ia also well to keep r.
mind the fact that at this time natural
feed Is beginning TO get scarce and
that this Is Just the time the pullets
require animal matter with which 70
finish out their bodies and start Up tbs
egg machinery. Bugs, worms and I'm
sects are not 50 plentiful, therefore, 10
Is well to offer some animal feed az "
substitute. RI you cannot get anything
else, commercial beef scrap can al
ways be purchased The following
simple mash kept before them In hop
pers O. shallow troughs viii help won
derfully to round the farm flock into
nhnNn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15
WHEAT 6MUr INJURIES QUALITY
CF YIELD.
Should 30 Controlled by Treating
Seed With FormaIln.
NICHOLAS SCHMITZ,
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

Sinking Smut in wheat has proven
tt1aH to be- a. serious disease in many
sections of the State, often causing aa
much ag 2g or 80 per cent damage, and
decrease tn price or .he wheat oA
from 10 to is cents Per bushel IL not
uncommon This smut spreads BY the
ghreghinG machine and by otherwise
handling the grain.
The treatment Tor Sinking Smut is
simple. Before commencing the treat.
mont remove mill unhrokon smut
balls" and since these balls are much
lighter than the sound grain, thorough
tanning will usually do this. But y
not, then the grain should Do poured
into barrel OF cold water and thor.
ughly stirred 30 that all the balls will
come To the surface, where they can
b. SKINNED or.
To treat the seed for this smut, buy
from druggist guaranteed formalin
(40@e solution of formaldehyde) and
pour one pint OF II into 40 or 80 gallons
or water and mix thoroughly. This
amount Of solution should be enough
for treating 10 or 80 bushels OF wheat.
Spread the seed out thinly over q
door and apply the solution with q
gprinkling can or with a spray pump
throwing nne spray. While the solu.
ton is being applied the grain should
be stirred constantly with a hoe.
shovel or garden rake, until every
grain is thoroughly wet. About
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15

wedding out the drones.
II has been observed that the high
layers invariably have much lighter
colored shanks than the others. This
Is explained BY the fact that the hen
uses up the coloring matter from her
body and puts 1t into the eggs. OF
course, liz the aock has been fed on
highly colored feed, like yellow corn,
green grass, etc, the shanks will not
be 30 light colored. The heavy layer.
however, will have much paler shanks
than the others.
II has also been noted that almost
Invariably the heavy laying hen u the
last TO mcult In the fall and her feath-
ers nearly all drop out at one time.
Such o. hem haS been tending strictly
TO business and almost forgot to get
her new clothes. More recently IL has
been observed that the ear lobes or
white ear iobed breeds are much less
yellow in heavy laying bird
It is also pretty definitely known
that hen which lays well into the
Rall + apt to have been rather heavy
Layer all during the year
Taking all these things together, go
can got pretty good line on the in
diylduals or the flock by making obser-
yRtlons "a October and November.
Hens that have pale shanks, are moult-
hg late and have little yellow II the
OAR lobes as compared with the rest
OF the birds l4 The pen, arc pretty sure
V have been eve heavy layers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15

quarts Of the solution IS required for
bushel of seed After the grain is
thoroughly wet, it may be put in
pile and allowed to remain for about
- hours or more. a good plan IL to
treat the seed in the evening and let
1t lie In the covered pile until morning.
Treated seed may be sown the fol-
lowing day after II has been spread
out to dry, Or It may be thoroughly
dried and kept Indefinitely. III sown
soon after treatment the drill should
be set to sow from one-fourth to one
third more than for normal seeding
OF thoroughly dry seed.
It must be remembered that lot OF
gmutted wheat will always leave some
OF tho smut spores wherever it Is
placed, whether this be In bins or
sacks. Therefore, treated seed should
never b. put hAok ia bins o. sacks
which previously contained smutted
seed. IL 10 Airy necessary TO place the
seed back into infected sacks they
should first Be dipped into the formalin
solution. Before sowing It - also ad.
visable to thoroughly disinfect the
drill by spraying with the solution.
Seed treated with formalin is not
poisonous TO stock, but ID Is never nd
visable to feed II.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15

Much interest centers In the Mary
land Week Club Exhibit Contest. Any
organization ia the State, such as,
farmers clubs, subordinate oranges
and local farmers associations are In
vited To make representative exhibit
or all products for which premiums are
offered in the Club Exhibit Class.
The prizes are; First, $3.50; second.
500; third, s75, and fourth, $50.
Several organizations have already
requested or the Secretary, u. ID.
Symons, College Park, reserved space.
and ii ig believed that this class of g..
hibits will excite more interest than
ever before.
Every community should plan Co BIZ
represented ia this Statewide exhibit
tom. Evofy farmer and hon1e-fnakeI
should plan to attend tho show and
meetings.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-10-15

How 10 you happen 70 be In pris-
|on?y "It II ths result OK zn acct
dent" You ran over some one with
your auto2" No, ma'am, + It'll over
a. chair and walked I'D tie owner of
the house. Houston Post