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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
Omaha SingerGell-
9eleQ(6ad!
aae 9ircitOrcn unO cine glninbl Der
glusidDiiiic rrHaHHt unO bic
gIrbrit ernltlidJ be-
g0nHeu.

ASn Der 0alle oes gfllliiperelli5
fano geitcrn glbcu6 Die brittle Si6.
ung Der SduaerieiteeieIIid,ait ltatt.
Die 9eriauunIiua mar gut beiudt,
uno Die bielen @cihdttp iDuroea bar.
ntoniidl erleoiat.
Gas D1uliffoniitc (9orii6cnOer
Better gour) eritattetr @rridt. Die
getbeiligung an oen lle6ungen 0eS
6eiidors lit bis iebt ibou ie6r 3u.
frieoeniteIleno, Oem ain Sonntuq
moren bel DER criten 4robe i6on
62 Gnmen mmcienO. gndl Die Sir.
henhore iollen sur getheiligmg
olliaeiorOert peroen. 9ic 8roben
fir ole Ganeu iinO fin 8omeritag
mo Sonntag, fiir Die 6erren af
9ienitoa mo 6reitag. Gie 5eitieb.
ma oes GirigeHtengeboltS mlroe
ani Die ndfite Sibung ueri6oben.
Gas 5inan3.aomitc fonute nod
feline Sibrug abbnlteL oa crit beute
es polllianoig ernannt meroen iollte.
1as ,Suiti5.aonite (llouotat Sar.
m Slider lcgte oen Gutlpuri iiir
bic 9tebengeieBe Dor, Der alIgemei.
men 9eiiaa idno Die en0giltige
2lnno6me ioll in Der ndditen Git.
una erfoIgen
Gas 9otim Oes Sdugcrfeites uur.
be nuf 6cn 81. bis n. ,Suli Oas
gIeife 2atlrm tpie fiir 3enUer,
feitaeiebt
SefretGr @eter berlos Ooroui Die
einaegaugcne aorreipou0en3 unO
tegte gutlpiirie fir 6einpinlpeI bor
Garauf eruauute, Der 4raiioeut|
SEQ Soffrnonn foIaenSe aomites:
gfuiif: 9eter 9nur. Sp. Sdnau.
Der. Aug. geerHann 9r. Se0Iacef,
9rof 8eeie, 9ieu. 9. Slime, 8roi.
SaIle: Gggers. Saubens, 9el.
dior, SinboIO, Satenier9
Sotel: RobIff, 9eB, s5aeger,
9ninL 2lrtbur Stor5.
9reiie: Sal. 5. @eter, Or. Ger.
baro, 6elner, 9ioieipater, 4,roi. Ste.
oiuger.
fSiuan3: Reper, 9lnoreeie1l @cilc
9ioblff, @ggers, Reldior, 9leint
9Irtbir Stpr], GILBERT arug, glr-
t6ur 0}eB, 9loolp1 Stor3, Wartin
Setter.
Giien6nbu uno gerfe6r:I 55acgcr,
Slider 2atenier.
Gntpfana; 9almer, Sin6oIo, go.
itian 8reiti6fe.
Decoration; 9lcn3e, 2eis, 6eiher,
SreitiAfe.
Dos GciBeitltnqs-aouitc (;5cit-
ner) beridtetc, oaB e8 beantra9e,
ben Grud mo @erlaa pieoer pie
friiber 6errn Bal. 3. 8eter 5u
QeBterer erfl1rte iib be.
tcit. Den gcrIag ju Dem friibcren
RreiIe iiberrebuIcl 3u nollen; e5
IoIlen flint 2nlsgaben eridcinen.
Dieies 9Ingebot plroe nit Cant an.
8arauf pcrtagtc man ii6 bis nGd,.
ten Moutog. @icoer lit ein tii9.
tiger S6ritt oorpdrtS getban NOR.
ben. rno ole einnliit6ige 9lrbeit Der
pie iie oud lpieoer in
oieier Sibung 81 Gage trat, Der.
pridt einen iibcrn GrfoIg oes Sc
tes. Ger prot Sefretdr, |
Or. 8. @erbaro. |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
9as fam mt ,nerAett.

gus alien GbeiIen 0es 9au0es
fonlnen alooen ii6er eiltretcnoe
9bellerlng GaB oieieIben nidt
iibertriebeu iino, benefit Der linn.
itano. oaB @intcrrnei5en geiteru iii.
Der hieiiaen ajetrcioeb6rie ami Si.AO.
BRO @nibcl itieg. Dllruni gReisen pr.
reihte oen SSbejnnft init St.5t un0
@eiBforn 3peiter G5iite 76 Gents.
G9aI0 tperoeu pielen 9eitteH Die g(u.
aen iiber 9lmeritnS ggport aui0e.
benz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26

@rino[ogc geidaffen iperocn fit ci.
ne oallern0e Helitralit1t Oie eine
mirfliGe g3eutroGitdt iein fpiiroe
Cine aIeide gtitfforoerung rid.
tet an ale 6reunoe elmer mabren
IaltraIitGt 6ie beuti6e SanoelS.
fon1mer bon Sem gorf. Syn ibrem
Shreiben beibt eS: nDie anterifani.
ide gtation bat am A. Sftobcr INN
ben 5rieoen gpbetet. QoBt imS ga.
rim lest OieIen @ebpt einen ipirfia.
men llntergritno Ihoffen. 9ieS
fam om itderiten onoilrd) eeltebeu
OoB mir Dem @erfoitf Don arieasbc.
onrfsartifeln eill idlnelles Gtl0e be-
reiten. Gin blutiger Dollar bringt
feineu Seleu.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
etautSDerbanO gtc6rnsfa,
MaiienOeriammlnug 6cute gI6euS in
@ranO SslanS.

Seute 9tbenO fiuOet in @rono
Sslano untcr Der 2eitimg 0es Crtss
per6anOe5 cine @}aiienperiammIlng
itntt, nm StcIllmg 8u uebmen sur
Sitbcod Bill fir elm 8oifenaus-
iubrperbot. 1ie 6auptre0ner mer.
8farrer aantpmonn .iein. @riterer
@furrer aaupann iein. @riterer
piro iiber Die 9elpeglhg sur @rlan.
arng oes 8affenausiubrberbotcs
ipreAen, pd6renb gfarrer Scamp.
mann icinc grIebniile auf Den
5dla6tieIoern in gelgien ltuO
6ranfreid i1iloern miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
glnSnuernSer Gdlreden.

3onL 20. San. - Gin beitiger
Sdpee. imo S1aeliturm auf 0ell
Bergen nno lleberflutbitngen in oci
EbGlern briugen neue 2ciOen fir
Die nrrten 9eluobner oes grobe6rn.
oiltrifts III ben g(bbrn5en. Sort.
mdbrcnoe leidte GrOItoBe I1Tien bic
9cooIferllng iidjt 8ur Sfllbr fom.
men, lpdbreu0 auseebilngcrte @olIc
ibr 2ebeu be0robelI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
gImer. arieosififf beSrDdf.

8albIngton 9. G.. 26. San -
S5n elmer geitern bier in einem Sbea-
ter obgebaltenen M}oiienDerianms
lung mlroe Die 6it6eod ihe @or-
luge iiber 8erbot Der 8affen. ltn0
01lmition. .9luSfubr NIT grober 9e.
gciIterltng in0oiiirt. Die 8nuptre0,
ner moren Heprdientont @oamer
ans Soma lmo aoelble auS Netp
gorf. sefrctGr 8rpdn uno Grdii-
bent 8iIion tpuroen BON beri6ieoe-
nen Reonern bitter tritiiirt, bod
ipra6 aongreBmoun 2obed ant
ShluB in elmer fltr3en 2lnipraAe
iein 8ertrauen IN ben 9rdItOenten
aus.
Cine meitgeben0e ltcberroi6lm9
6eridtete Der I'M Qluftrage Ser
@oelic 2lmericon 2eague in Ren.
gort iprehenOe aSobn 8eperp, in.
Dem er erfl1rtc, ooB oas amerifa-
nii6c SdIadtidiff Teras, aIs e8
in 0en &ofen BON Stem Dorf Elm.
laufen moQte, bon Den engliiden
&reu8ern Suffolt uno giier o1fge-
foroert puroe, bei3uorebeh unG ais
Captain @rant Dies ni6t beoba6-
tete, einen 6AuB ouf oos amerifa-
niibe GriegSihiff abfeuerten.
g0ieier feinblide g(tt", perii6er-
te Der 9tc0ner nit ein0ringIitber
Stinue, oneronloBtc &apitGn
@rant, icin Sdiff flar gum @e-
fedt modem 5u loiien uno Gin crnites
@efe6t pur0e MIR 0urd 3ufaa Der.
mieoen.
8eif nidts Sabon.
gllS Dem 8unoeSmartneietret1r
0onicIs oicie 8eballptltng 9eoerp's
borgc6ultcn puroe, erflGrte er, oaB
er crit an 5dntitag nit aapitGn
@ront geiprohen bobe, aber OaB ibr
bon einem iolden Gorfaa ni6ts be.
tonnt gepor0en mare.
Serr 0eoerb erfl6rte oorouf 0oB
CT bel ieiner 0oritcaung be6arre
itno ooB oa8 6e6Gen ieoer ger0ffent-
li6rng ooriiber MIR bepeiie, oaB
ole engltid.amerifoniiden 8eitllngen
MIR pro.britiide 9telligfeiten a6.
Drllden. (Gn0Iid elmer, ser sic
ipridt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
s6lDe0iidle Qanamntl eridSpft.
Ses gluines ,,trorfeua.

9es gloincS, Sa., 26, San. -
IS lit nit Sider6eit ou8pue6mrn,
oaB Die bieiigen @irt6idnitcn am
10. 5ebrllor aeihloiien peroen 0ir
g1rpfenen" bo6en in ieoer SinIitt
Die S6erbauo, uno Die 3abl ser ge.
tenten gcliiigt nidt, tnl Mirtbi1af.
ten 5t bebalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
10000 anaemur6enc eSrIinSer.

Berlin, 26. San. - ytab Berif.
TEN aus 9lnliterOnm baden ii6 i'm
au Sen bal6amtli6en eng.
liIhen geridteu, monab iid t15,.
600 eSrl1uoer fir ben arieg omuer.
ben lieBen. tboti66lid uur 10000
laIiem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
9)loraen gSerIammInua.

Der tSrallef pllfs Nerein h1lt
ntorgen gtodmittug 2.3O llbr cine
geriommlung int Deittiden Souie
ab. gllle Dnmen iino sebeten, redt.
ocitia 8u erideinen Die Wiitglieoer
ocs 8eripaltlugsratbcs i9on I'm 2
llbr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
Geint Nusbnngcruug
9cutl6lQnO's!
Slaes @rtreiOe 3n einem beitimmten
Yreiic bon Der &egiernng anfges
tanft nnO autgeipri6ert!
Sine Di6tge WlaRna5me beg gnuOes Slat9S!

lnentraIc Sdiifa6rt, oIs tucnn iic
GeltidIan65 ailIten thatiddlid
IbIodirt Bate. Gies 1T 1uberit be.
Iadteuspertb bel elmer 91atiou. bic
Iimmer 10 ic5r nit ibrer moraliIten
gntriihmg iiber unS problt.@
SIN meitereu gerlatf 0es sSiitcr.
Ioiclps bcIeuttcte Damn Serr BON
9etbmann nod eiugebeno bic glrt
.uno @eiie ser Strengthening Der
Gerbiinoetcn, ging ins6eionoere oui
Die geban0Iung oeitiher SSrauen
lm0 ainoer iritens Der gugldinOcr
un6 5ranjoien mo Die Iim.7llm.
@ciboiie uim. Elm mo erfldrte gum
ShlnB nodmalS, Dab nit Giidiiht
.mif allies oieies @nalano Die 9elt
uidt Iduger gu tduiden DertuOge.
2ie pguiiii6c" iuirS IarfaitiTdI.
9erIin 26. San, iiber 2onoon.
= Die r@oiiiide 3eitltng@ beleud-
tet in einem 2lrtitel, betitelt gGic
3erit6rung 6lauOerns ourh ane-
ritnniihe @}uuitton", oas @ebabren
Ser amerifaniiden g3otion, meIhe
ilber Die 3critorlng belgilher St1o.
te 0urd Die Oellti6e Station entp0rt
lit, ober 5u glei6er 3eit 69iffs-
Iaoungeu bon @ei6oIlen OIL Gng-
lat0 liefert, pelhe 0oSu periDen0ct
puroen, belgii6e St6ote mie Bee
brii9ge, 8lnnfcnbergbe, GItenoe,
2ombdrbDoe un0 nnoere aitltenortc
Dem 9ooen gIeid 5u MAIDEN. o@enn
Die Gelltiden", iagt Die goIIiIde
3ettrng, oeine Stride beihieBen, &c.
rem Sburm bon oen fSran8oien ols
8eobndtlngspoiten o6er gor aIS
SdieBitnnO bon Sdnellfeuergeidii.
Zen benllbt miro, Damn erbebt iih
in 9Iuerifa Elm S9rei mornIiider
gutriiihug. 98enn aber GngIa10
Die Grfldrltng obgibt, 65,O00,O00
Qteniden Dem Sungerto0e preisge-
ben uno oeren 6anoel 8erIt6ren ait
molen. bon meldem Die Griften8 ei.
mes groBen SbeiIs oieier gfenlden
a6bdngt, beeilt iid 9(merifa, 8af.
fen tn0 0hnition 5u berfaufen, Inn
bel grreidung 0teies lobensiDertbes
3Ded8 billfreide Sano gu leiiten."
9Sruteit Ser Shiueis.
Berlin 26. San. (S5unfe1berift)
Die Grbitterltng in Der gan8en
Shmei8 gegeu OaS 9erriIhe gluf-
trcten Gnglon0s oent San0eI Ser
Reutrdlen gegeniiber lit i'm 8adlen
begriffeu. 60 idreibt oie IN 8rei.
burg (Sdmei5) erIdeinenoe a2iber.
te", ole Sdpei5 fange on, gegen
Die lutgeieblide aaperung bon Sdif.
fen lut0 0eren 2o0unq ourh 0ie
8roteit 8n erbeben. Die
5n0uitrie Der S6tpci3 babe infoIqe
0ieies Gorge6ens Der Gnalan0er Be-
rcit5 iAper gclitten. Die 9fedte
iid 81 pertBeioigen, ieien
ourd Dos 9fedt 8nm 2eben Der ali.
oeren 90Itcr begrcn8t.
sdlDcOiidc 2angmut6 eridSpft.
Stofbolm, 26. San. - 9ie ihme.
oiide Greiie lit iiber sic engliIde
Riratempirtbidyaft bodIt aufgebra6t.
0erporro8enoe bieiige 9lGtter Der.
Iangcn Dob sic Regierltng 8ieoer.
ocrgcltlm9 iibe lno einfad ollc glits.
fubr nod brttiiden Safen berbietc.
ginc 3eitlin9 idjIdgt bor, Die San.
oeSpertbcioigung 5u beritdrfet, linn
Der gteutraIitdt 5dmeoens ntebr Sic.
lpcft 81 peridafien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
sct6manns Grfldrnng.

Berlin, 26. San. Syn Dem Gro.
Ben 6altptQltartier I'M n0r0lihen
iSranfreih enlpfiig scr OelltIde
9feihston8ler einen 8crtreter Der
9liiociirteu 8reiie uno erfIdrte ibrt
gegeniiber iiber oie bon @roBbritall.
nien uto Ieinen @erbimOeten ange.
non1rnene 2trt Ser Griegfii6rltng
@unl-0unt-augeIn uip): oS2Su 3u.
flnft miro iih 9tienon0 nebr iiber
@nqlan0s ,eoelniitbiqe 9eruflng4
i'm Nonten Der Civilization ltno Scr
YienichIidfeit tGlidYen Iaiien. Die
glrt ibrer iebigen ariGgfiIbrltg bat
6ies gernod)t.
Soipeit Sonoelsfragen in 8es
trodt fonmen, peroe ib Die engli-
ide glntnort an 0ie Ser. Stooten
pom Z. s5anilar nidt fontmelltirert.
Sir @bipar6 @rep bat eS oller0ings
fir ipiinidenSpertb gebaIten, nod
GrfIGruuaen biii3u3lfiigcn SD meis
ne oie 5teIle, in Der er onriiber
ipridt, baB Die 6rage Der 8erien.
oung bon 9}abrutgsmitteln oie
nidt fir oie feinolibe 9tegicrlmg
o6er 0o8 fcinoIibe Seer beItiuntt
ieien, often bIeiben uiiiie. Gs iollte
nift iiberie6en iperoelt, oaB in Die
lem Sabre @ngIano Elm Golt bon 65
oem Suneertooe ausieB-
en- nlohte lno 8ipar Oireft ourd
ser gabrlmeSmitteI5u-
fubr, inoireft Ourd) 3erltoring oes
&onoeIs. gtebenbei ifrefte es niht
0obor sltriid, babel olt9 nod eiltelt
betrdhtIihen Gbeil oes &an0els nett
trnler Widhte 8u 5eritoreit. Die
9tatipn. Sic oie groBte sSiottc er-
b1It, inlo Die genalteite SiutebnItiug
Internationally Gertr6ge perlonat,
ioroert itrengere &ontroIle iiber Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26

Berlin, 26. San. (5iufenberiht)
II Ger 9unoesrotb bot folgenoe
@eroronungen in 9etreff glufbepab.
rung unO @rbaItung bon Sebens.
mitteln i'm 9eutideH Reide erlai.
len:
,g(ae aornborrGtbc, 8ei8en unO
D{ebl meroen bonn 1. 6ebruor ob bon
Der Regierlmg bei9Iagnabmt per.
ben.
q(aer SanOeI in oicicn 2ebensntit
teIn lit bonn 26. Somlor ab unter.
iagt.
glac Itdotiidc gerlualtungen iinO
biermit beouftragt, prdierbirtes
5leiih in @orratbsfauunern oui5u.
ipeidern.
@igentbiimer bon aorn neroen
biermit oitfgefor0ert, ibren aorns
borrot6 iofort ou5ugeben 10 oaB
uad aonfisfatioh Oesielben Der felt.
aciebte 95rei5 iofort be5a1It meroeu
fam.
Die 8egierrng miro cine @ermol.
tung eiuieben oeren @flidt es it,
cine geredte 9ertbeilnng Oieier Sc
bensuittel bor3unebmen.
Der gfei68on3eiger beroifentlidte
bellte ilber obige W}aBnabme Sol.
genoes: o0bne 3meifel lit oieieS
Der Regierung fir oo5
2eben lniere8 9ot-
feg bon groBerer ge0eutllng, pie
irgeno melde an0ere Regulationen,
bic in oieiem ariege bonn 8imoesrot5
iUoroen iino. Gin lolder
Sdritt aber lit sur 5pineenOenglotbs
genor0en tint bis gum
@inbcimien Der nd6iten @rrtte iider
5u ge6en uno fir ergicbige gtobritng
Ser 9eb6Iferlmg 5u iorgcn. 2lltBer-
oem lit e8 cine Si9erbeit fir 0o8
geiteben Der Gegierltng unO 0es
8oIfe8.
Qie bi86er unternommcnen S6rit.
te boben iih niht ais 3uIdngli9 ers
luieien, I'M Elm Spitem griinoIi6er
@ripnrniiie ein5ufiibre1 nenn au6
Die por6onoeneu gtobrungsu1ittel al
len glnipriiden entiprehen- Bis
berigc 8erfiigungen botten nidt I'M,
teriugt, Dab 8ieb nit @etreioe, OoS
Bur 6erIteQung bon 8roo beripenoet
miro, gefiittert peroen oarf.
Die gegenndrtige bonn 9unoe8rotb
crIoiieue MlaBnablne gibt uns Die
9criiderun8, 0aB Der 3lan unicrer
5einoe, 0elttidIanO olis8ubungerh
oernidtet miro 1n0 unS 0as 9cuuBt-
lein berleibt oaB mir bis 5n mierer
nGditen Grnte 9roO unO unOere
5obrilnQsmittel in SiiGe uno 6ulle
5oben meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
Gnal. !Nilfsfrenser beritnft.
e,nrral. bie anrLsrnLleI

Berlin 26. San. (6lntfenberif)t)
Ger fliufe areii5er naarIsritbe@ bot
ipieOer DON iid b0ren Iailen, Bon
Qeipsig bier ein9etroffene gtatri1.
trn beiagen O1b bieier Sdreden oes
6dnDeIs Der ieiilOe .ip1breno Der
Iebtpn IA Goge Elf saallffobrteiitif.
ie Derientt babe. (Die karlsruhe lit
einer iener tpeuigen @iitlden Strelt.
sar, lUeI@e oeul San0eI Oer 6eiaOe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-26
glenes bentides MarineaeIdliih.

glmiteroom, 26. San. Cine
oeiitide Milit6r3eitidrift madJt be.
fonrt, ooB Die Oelttite 0}orine neue,
i6merfaIibrige @eid)iite in 9ienIt
geiteat babe. SeIbige boben cine
S@ubpeite bon bequem 20 @leilen.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Wheat-No. 2 red S1.15@1.17, No. 3
$1.0691.12, No. 4 S1G1,O6.
Corn-No. white 66lac, No. 2 white
66@66lSc, No. 3 white 651s O66c, No. /
yellow &c, No. yellow 66h 067c, No.
8 yellow 66@66hc, No. l mixed &c,
No. 2 mixed 66h @67c, No. mixed
66a661ac.
oats-No. 2 white 41642c, standard
white 40@4lc, No. 3 white 39@40c, No
white 36@S7c, No. 2 mixed 3SQ39c
No. mixed S7@SSc, No. 4 mixed 35ls
@S6l5c.
Hay-No. l timothy $40, No. 2 SIT
No. 8 SIS. No. clover mixed $156
1850, No, 2 S1S@13.5O, No. l clover
$1S, No. 2 S11@12.
Eggs-Prime flrsts 35c, firsts 321kc,
ordinary firsts 261sc, seconds 22c.
Poultry-Broilers, lbs and under,
17c; fryers, over lbs, 14iac; roasting
chickens, lbs and over, 141hc; fowls,
5 lbs and over, 13c; under lbs, 111Rc;
under 3ia lbs, 10hc; roaSters, &c;
ducks, white, lbs and over, 15c; un.
der lbs, 14c; colored, 1S614c; hen
turkeys, s lbs and over, 1Sc; tom tur'
keys, 10 lbs and over 1Sc; turkeys
crooked-breasted, 60Sc; Gull turkeys
case.
Cattle-shippers $e.25@S.25; butch
er steers, extra $7S5@L75, good tC
choice S6@715, common to fair $4.5C
@5.65; heifers, extra $675G7, good t
choice S6.2566.75, common to fai
$4.50@6; cows, extra S5.7566, goot
to choice S450@5.65, common to fai
$SQ425; Gamers $2.75@3.S5; stocker
and feeders S407. A-
Bulls-Bologna S5,75, extra $5.S5G(
fat bulls S666.50.
Calves-Extra S11011.25, fair I
good $S@11, common and large S4.750
1916.
Hogs-Selected heavy shippers $7.2
@7S0, good to choice packers an
butchers S7.25@LSO, mixed packer
$7@725, stays S4@6, extra S6.25. con
mon to choice heavy fat sows $5@6.5l
light shippers S6.50@6.75, pigs (1lO lb
and less) $4@6,25.
Sheep-Extra S5,75, good to choic
$5@565, common to fair $36A9O.
Lambs-Extra 50, good to choic
$775@S.9O, common to fair $500
/ $50, culls $500,
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
STUDIES BRYAN's aim
President Wilson Takes Stock Of
~ the ColonePs Attack.
Chief Executive Does Not Consider
Army and Navy Plan Political Cues
tlon, It Is Said.

Washington, Nov. S.-Back in the
White House, President Wilson took
stock of the controversy with Col
William Jennings Bryan growing out
of his Manhattan club speech on
preparedness. The president already
ehasanalyzed the atteek ON his plan Soi
increasing the army and navy. And.
the men who should know his mind
say. he has received the Bryan state.
ment as the opening gun of the fight
to be made on his national defense
program when congress convenes.
But it is understood that the presi.
dent does not accept the Bryan state.
ment as declaration of war that will
split the national Democracy. The
position taken by the president, It is
said, is that this question is by no
means political. There is no intention
on his part, 1t is learned on the high
est authority, of making the program
that will be submitted to congress
either q Democratic or a Republican
one. On the contrary, the president
already has explained to the leaders
of his party his hope is that the plan
can be so framed that the support Of
a majority of all parties can be so
cured.
The presidents reply to the state
ments of his former secretary OF state
will be contained, administration oii
cials say, in his annual address to con
ggess which he will personally deliver
on December Z.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
PORTS MUST
Be HELD Open
CLOSING ILLEGAL, SAYS AMERl
CAN 'NoTE-RIGHTS OF NEU-
TRAILS MUST BE. UPHELD.
Britain Has Failed In Her Efforts to
Show Any Difference Between
Enemy and Friendly Trade.

Western Newspaper Union News Services
Washington.-Th United States in
its latest note to Great Britain, made
public here, covering exhaustively
British interference with American
trade since the beginning of the Euro
pean war, declares that the so-called
blockade instituted by the allies
against enemy countries on March IL,
is ineffective, Illegal and indefensi-
ble." Notice is served that the Amer
lean government "can not submit to
the curtailment Of its neutral rights,
and it can not with complacence suf.
fer further subordination of its rights
and interests"
Ambassador Page to whom the note
was sent by special messenger for de
livery to the Foreign Office, was in
structed by Secretary Lansing "to i'm
press most earnestly" upon the Brit
ish Government that the United States
must insist that the relations be
tween 1t and His Majesty's Govern
ment be governed, not by policy o.
expediency but by those established
rules of international conduct to which
Great Britain in the past has held the
United States to account when thu
latter nation was a belligerent en-
gagged in a struggle for national ex
istence." Declaring the United States
"unhesltatingly assumes" the task o
championing the integrity of neutra
rights, the note proclaims that th'
American Government will devote it
energies to, the task, exercising al
ways an impartial attitude.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
ATHENS RUMORs CONFLICTING
One Dispatch Declares zalmls Has
Consented to Form Government
Situation Critical.

London, Nov. S.-Contiicting reports
have been received from Athens rela.
tive to the status of the Greek politi-
cal situation. A Reuter- dispatch from
Athens states that Premier Zaimis has
consented tOform new cabinet. This
dispatch follows:
Premier zaimis has consented to
reconstruct the Greek government.
The Greek chamber of deputies is to
be dissolved. Most of the old min.
listers will be returned, but new men
are expected to be selected for the
portfolio of public worship and Jus.
tice."
Almost simultaneously another dis
patch was received from Athens by
way e Paris saying that King Con
stanti Q had accepted the resignation
of MyZaimis, and that the latters
othcjll connection with the. govern
meEt was severed.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
LADOR.S WAR STAND
Peace-a at-Any.Price Policy Is
condemned.
"Not One Gent For conquest; All For
Defense" Slogan of Executive
Council A. &. of L.

San Francisco. Nov. 8 That justice
for American citizens Is more impor-
tant than desire to restore peace in
Europe or keep the Pr va States out
OF wafs ~ds int -lfJsts'se f,rid4dovfn
today by the executive council Of the
American Federation of Labor in its
report to the convention here.
The report declared against peace
at any price and strongly condemned
all efforts to put an embargo on ex'
ports as we'll as halt all trade in the
things which enable Europe to con.
tinue the struggle" Organized labor
was urged to stand firmly for unre
stricted commerce.
In this connection the executive
council renewed the charges made re
Gently by Samuel Gompers, president
of the federation, that foreign agen
cies have been trying corruptly tC
reach some of the organizations ol
workers to tie up the American wal
munitions plants through strikes
All these efforts thus far have beer
futile, the report stated, because the
American workingmen are too genu
inely patriotic"
On the subject Of national prepared
ness, the executive council adopted
the slogan Not one cent for conquest
All for Defense" 1t recommended
a small standing army supplanted b,
a citizen soldiery "democratically oil
ganized and controlled to prevent it
use by any privileged class at HON
or abroad"
Recognition of the dc facto govern
ment of Carranza in Mexico was al
proved.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
SERB CAPITAL is CAPTURED
Report Of the Fall Of Nlsh Is Officially
Confirmed by German War
Office.

Berlin, Nov. S,-The capture of
Nish. the war capital of Serbia, by
General Boyadjief's Bulgarian army,
after three- days of violent fighting,
was officially announced by the Ger
man war office. The capture of $3.50
more Serbians is also announced,
II was admitted that the French
penetrated German trench north Of
Massiges, in the Champagne region
but were later thrown out by the Ger
mans, rs
Attempts of the Russians TO hreab
through the German lines west OF
Dunaburg. (Dvinsk), Russia, failed
In fighting on the ,Strypa river tn,
Austro-German forces captured 81
Russian officers and 5000 men.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
TEUT0N GALICIA LOSS HEAVY
Lembere Dispatch Says Austro.eer.
man Forces on strypa River Have :
Lost $4,000 Men.

Geneva, Nov. S.--Since November
/ the Austro.GermGn forces on the
Strypa river in Galicia have lost 2S,-
900 men and Il guns. says a Lemberg
dispatch to the Tribune. A new Rus.
sian offensive has been started in Vol.
hynia. Southwest of Dvinsk the Rus
SLAMS captured 1900 Germans of Field
Marshal Won Hindenburgs army and
occupied five miles of German
trench near llloukst.
Licking Valley courier., 1915-11-11
BULGARS DEFEATED IN SOUTH
Serbian Troops, Aided by French and
British, occupy lsvor and Gradlskl
Enemy In Flight.

Paris. Nov. S.-Isvor and Gradiski
(Gradala). in Serbia, have been reoc-
cupled by Serbian troops and the. Bul.
garians have been defeated at Kriv-
olak and Babuna pass, It was an.
nounced in an official statement given
out at the Serbian legation. 1t said:
The Bulgarians were defeated near
Babuna. The French and English
troops co-operated in defeating the
Bulgarians at Kriyolak. The Serbians
have re-occupied Isvor and Gradiski
At these two places the Bulgarian
army of invasion in Macedonia was
decisively beaten. The battle was one
of the most terrible fought in southern
Serbia. and lasted for several days
The remnants of the Bulgarian army
are fleeing In disorder toward Veles