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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26

The worli-war has developed no
scenes OF greater horror than those
being enacted in the march Of hu-
man beings and animals. The road
from Nish to MOnastir h = main
highway OF agonies more dreadful
than the corpse-strewn trail In the
kl0ndike. The road is lined with
dead horses. men. women and chill
tiren who dropped exhausted for .
lack OF food. More refugees are
streaming into the outskirts Of Nom
astir. many being deliri0us from
privations and others hysterical
with joy over their safe arrival at
place where they find food and
other supplies.
Madame Salzko Crotch, who arr
rived after terrible twenty-day
trip from Nish. described some Of
her experiences rs follows:
Even the horses We rude were
starving. Some Of them fell exhaust
ed by the roadside and died before
our eyes. We were members Of
government party but the most we
could get to eat was scanty half
loaf.
'.The other women and children.
as well as the men. dragged Them
selves along day after day ON foot.
having little or nothing to eat.
Women became i'll from lack of
nourishment and lay down in the
road to die. They surrendered their
babies and little children to the
care of strangers.
Only u narrow horse trail
through Albania now leads to Ser
bin since the railways were seized
by the Bulgarians. The same condi-
tions apply to Albania and Monte
negro. The people in those countries
are facing starvation, but what Is
happening to Serbia is the blackest
page in human history"
Thew Belgian minister to Serbia
was y member Of Madame Groitcf's
party and he and other refugees
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
AGA MINISTER URGES
cRtOlI OF s1,634,560,000

''9' NOV. ga credit OF ST.
'V'o"V Tor the first quarter of
q vas urged today by Minister
''~nee llibot IN the chamber of
"e french financial situation. q"
4''' rs not at all disquieting.
I -'"ee ~ being restored. In
.'hs government financial de-
= s'nee 1914 have been due TO
increased purchases of military
"'' snd go other causes inciden-
70 the var"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
Bis LOAN 0EIhC sOuGHT
IN JAPAN oY RUSSIA

TOXIC. Nov. 2s-A ,en-year
iovn AT an interest rate equivalent 10
Ia per cent is advertised by the
kuss-Asia'ic bank. This high inter-
est is due 20 the depreciation OF tie
Russian ruble as compared TO the
Japanese yen which figures In in
toFna'ional exchange transactions az
par The loan is Tor the purpose OF
payment o! war munitions Russia
is buying from Japan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26

ection Of the next meeting place
: conference was made a spe-
brler Of business for 10 O'Clock
morning in resolution Offer
estersiay morning by Rev. W. b.
|pws. pastor of the First church
Caxahachie. and adopted by the
krence.
Moving the devotional services
morning the bishop called for
domination of candidates for the
! conference. Waxahachie and
therford were presented by their
ective pastors and presiding eld-
Ind the vote taken.
|hile the conference met with the
hhachie church only five years
this fall, its decision tO return
IN 1916 was based largely on
after OF sentiment. 1t was in
hhachie forty-nine years ago this
| that the old Northwest Texas
kfence was organized. The pre-
1g officer was the late Bishop
pin, and this visit of the Bishop
kxas created IA wide spread sen-
n. People travelled for many
: in wagons drawn by oxen,
les and mules to see the bishoD.
y years ago AT Abilene the Noftn-
Texas conference was divided
luse OF the great scope of terri
il covered, and the territory
Aerly embraced in that confer
became the Central Texas con-
pee. The new Northwest Texas
ference now embraces the Pam
PIE section and the northwest ter
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
GOVERNOR OF SONORA
MOVES TO ARIZONA.

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 26.--Car-
los Randall. acting Villa governor
of Sonora, was allowed to cross the
international boundary last night
on the condition that he was to hold
himself subject to orders OF United
states army officers stationed here.
II was reported that Villas COM
mander. General Acosta. was con-
templating similar move.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
ITALIAN ocCuPlI|ol oF
G0aITl IS not uklln{D

LONDON. Nov. ss.-Ths ItalIan
occupation OF Goritz ~ rsporsoa i
the Daily telegraph from l1ilnn
was uneonfrmed today. TIE Aus-
srian defenders were asspeeaAsly
pressed st latest accounts fron ~
front and the fsll of the city ~
been considered : natter - tinno
for several days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
LORD KITCHENER MEETS
THE ITALIAN PREMIER.

ROME, Nov 26.-After confer
ring with Premier Salandra and the
Italian war minister Lord Kitchen
er, who arrived in Rome today, VIII
probably go to the fighting line TO
meet King Victor Emmanuel ana
General CadarnO.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
HOLY VAR DECLARED
~ EAllR ABDUL MALIK.

BERLIN, Nov. 26.-Emlr Abdul
Malik. grandson OF the famous Al
gerian emir, has declared q holy
war against the French In Algiers.
according to advices from Constan-
tinople.
Many Arabs are said to be re-
spending to the summons.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
TWO BURN TO DEATH
IN CLOVIS. \. NJ, FIRE

CLOVIS. ~ NJ, Nov. 26.-Mrs.
Fl. S. Burnham was painfully but
not fatally burned, and her two
children. one aged 30 months, and
the other 3 years, were burned to
death in fire here last night,
which destroyed the Brown Hotel
and two adjoining buildings.
Does anybody know much about
typewriters or gasoline enginess
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
Train Killed Unidentified Man.

PAIGE. Texas, November 26.-
An unidentified man was killed by
the trains here Wednesday night
near the depot. The station clerk
found the body this morning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
CHIC TAKE
DIP IN CHILLY
WATERS OF LAKE.

, CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Scores
, of men and women. although
D the temperature was Ga de-
, grees above zero. took a dip in
the chilly waters of Lake
, Michigan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26

The frauenlob. like the Udine.
was a protected cruiser of 2.s72
tons. cnrried ten <-i inch guns snd
had a complement, cf .7s men.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26

Men, Women md Children Dropped Exhau1to6 ~ -
Road SidsteRerish for Lack Of Food-Doeb ebFEew1sxe
Breaches Land Like Wild Animals Seate1 IN
sfg ing for Food. ~

/ g.
by in
for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
Nlilling Plant Burnell.

PARIS. Texas. Nov. rs Fire
yesterday destroyed the Paris MIL
ling company plant with 5000 bush-
els of wheat Loss SIS 900. partly
covered by insurance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26

Ab Adkins says he used to receive
SO many lectures on Punctuality
that being late is one Of his favorito
amusements.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
Oliphant, half back, West
Point star.

The one great football game in
which the entire nation is interest
ed will be played at the Polo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
EITHERFORO ALSO A CANDIDATE
lion of Next Place of Meeting Made Special Order
Business for This Morning and Waxahachie Won
by Big observation-disclosures Organized Here
Forty-Nine Years Ago.

Texas
ut Methodist SOUTH
in Waxahachie
% city was selected morning
which resulted follows:
|Nsyahachie iGf, Weatferford -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
Polo Grounds. which hold
$4,000

Grounds, New York, Saturday. No
vember 81. Ii will be that between
West Point and Annapolis. The play
ers will consist of the men who in thr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26
THE CRUISER FRAuEnl0n
IS REPORTED DESTROYED

LONDON. Nov. 26.-The German
cruiser f'rauenlob WAS sunk In the
Baltic at the same time the tdine
was sunk by British submarine. it
was semi i-officially stated today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-26

corrObOrn&ed her state1men1.
'.Beforc left Albnnia offered
my servant money.' sid the Bcsei-
IN minister. ..He hurst infO tears
and cried. Il rant eat gold: for
Gods sake have you M bseadT n
fleeing from Nish heard tho scrcaua
of > man ON the S1onasfir rosd one
night. 1 WAS told next day that tho
xhrieks came from man who waa
murieret-for small chunk of
bread.
IAN Serbians are Iooking 10
America for relief. Germany mnx3
let America help the Serhians. Cut
on from the world they win starve
BY the thousands unless NOD
cOmes..'
Madame Crotch has wired the
Rockefeller FounslaffOn asking
aid for the starviag serhians. Tho
message may be delayed In trans-
mission several days and not b. de-
liveresi before the end Of tho week.
Fuel is also very scarce. Even the
hospitals full OF wounded lack sup
plies Of fuel. MOnastir's fail II *.
pected soon. n IL comes In = few
days thousands Of refugees now en-
route here will be caught ON the
trail from Ni>h without fo0d ane1
without place Of refuge excelst th6
mountains.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06

coIas iianen Gil Su poder para nm
pedir q pa>o de los alladoS hacl'
- puerto del Ba!tlc". Las tropaS
del MariSral Won HlndenburS que
capturaron antler eI puente prIn-
cipai que ia pa>o Il frledrltAStadi'
han degrade tambitn poSeSlonar>c
De I'M punto de Ia marGen del
Diyna rn Lcnnvada. Todavia no
purdr dcrirsc que los ruSoS liayan
Sido derrotados en- *" lu=ar. pero
la rrrdad de las cosas e. que Ell
ataquc del enemi.o - NioienIi-
Simo Y tai yrH a Ia poStrc :"
vran prrri>aio< Il abandouartaS e>r
iItimn rriurto.
CuanIo tai sosa >uceda. Ia
de<ocupari6n de- Riga scra iurvita-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06

AMSTERDAM. scpljcmbre 3.-El
pcri6dico "TrIeGraif.' 6rgano DC
opinion muy autorizado que - pa
blira IN rSla capital. ia dado Ia
notiria Dr. una irnportantr reunion
vrrifirada ell Berlin. a conN"cat0-
ria del propio CancilIer: Won BETH
man FIuIIWr-. Il Ia 'lur aSistl"r"n
lndo> los ministries. los jcfeS dc los
parIidoS poli!irn> y I'M grupo G"
,liSiin.uirloS rsrriiorc> de Ia ma
ciin.
EuIre las dISiinta> cosas Hue AIN
- diicrvn. 81 Minlstro de- Hacien-
fla del Imprrio, IIizo Ia notitIra-
tiin dn que la contradiction del III
Imn ]rnpr;~tiIo dr guerra acorda-
,Io ll.lar airlanlr dejari material
mrulr a-UtadaS tUda> las iurlId-
fiu~anriria~ de- Ia mari"n y que
~auuruEar ioS bumoS de-. lrS"ro. pro-
iuriria la baurarrota. ~pr"S"nIaiI-
dose 4 Ia uaridn 81 problema dr II
= ella. q husrar Ia ma!icra d.
c~oncrrtar 10 antcS possible una pa/
EN- condolences honr"Sas.
Fl Laurilier, pc>Imlsta talnhi"n,
alnIuI6 cu Ia> manifestations -.
Nini>tro de Hacienda. y anahl".
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Sc habIa con mucha ~insistencIa
de que los aIemanes pre-
tenden hacer la paz
Hubo una junta entire ministries y distinguldas
personalidades de la politica alenana

do ,Ir una -tdn parIe de- !o> iIa-
hiianir> H. Ia nariGm y diIo 'iIr
I'll cunvrnrimicmto arcrra de Ia 9ra-
We situari6n a Que llacc frenIr
81 imprr.u rn rSto> momrnios Que
cSiaba prontO u dimitIr II perS'--
liam rn 81 pals las manifestations
pajriulrra> ,ir Que - Vril!a !Iacieii-
do ga!a. pucSIO que M cSta dis
pur>to a <aDirniaS arrptar' las
a y Responsibilities que -
purdrn drriyar en- 81 % j" II a
dr>a>trr.
FL general Won MoIthr. eX-irfe
del r>iaIo mayor general. retlraio
por 81 Kaiser. porqur - oponIa a!
de-cabcIlado prop6>ito dr torzar 81
pa~o a Calais. que taHjas miles de-
baiaS Ina ro>ladU a AIcmaEia. taHH-
hiGn ~prr>rntr. :iijp que SOLO los
Il dcsconocian ia v"rdadrra -
iuariGu ir In GUERRA podIan pen
sar pDr un momnn!o Due los rli>o>
cSlaDan drrrotau0> compIctamcn-
e. y tori-ar l~1r,peramHa de- lI"Gar
a ga conclusion.
Ante tai ruadro he negro color.
IL CanriIlrr Ina dirHo Que - Ia
-. .,,t,l, .rIr- ~
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Una espantosa tragedia en-
ell fOndo del mar
Adriatieo

MILAN. N"ptiembre 5.-kl SUD
! ''o ''''''.'9 ,',I''
,n H.. .r,4n;,.o. H., U,r,Jo q,
nm nu.rl, J.I ,driifhro.
4 on.,crnnr 40 I'm, d,..rom-
,,...;;r ,rrr;.i, ro,. - mamma
,.;, - .v,r,;r. viii ohl;.,t, =,
,,.n.,,. .,,o,,r.53a mar, an,
=, :, ham,. Irr.r,a In. ~,
.,, H. ,,;o,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
LOS S.iCRIFICIOS TIENEN QUE
SER MAlORES

LONDRES. >~cpti"mbrc 3.-Lurl
Srlbornc pr"nuurIU Si c~onlcniaIu
Ii>rur>o sobrc Ia guerra ante una
romiSi0n de- IabradorrS lu" Ie Vi
Sit6.
.AdrmaS de- la oIraS d~"cIaraciO-
hes va transmitidaS. diio que ci
peso de- obli=acionc> de- lng!atcrra
cs mayor allora que harc >riS me-
ScS Y manifesto Que csiucrzoS d"
c~arartrr ccon6miro Sprian muy
.randnS. dicicndu lambidn que IA
Situaci6n Ilcsara a hacer indisprll-
sable que tuias la. classes del pals
hagan e~sfuerz0s cada Ncz mayo
res.
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4 pesar de sus triunfos es'
tan desa!entaGos los
aiemanes

COpENllNGIE, S]rIlirmbrr g.
Don. u,lirios Ili. s.rrrlamrnIr han
IIr.,dn = .si1 riIIIal 50 ha ,abido
nm. ,n lbs ,.irrlIIn. miljlarrs de-
,lnn,,nio urryaIrrr I'm y~rr.ladcrn
.,.ia.Io Il. drSaIirnIn. ante las frc-
cumtlrs a<ranaIas uur harcn los
nn;r.ilnS rlsns. hIrIando 81 ryfen-
90 y rn.lusn rlouIrrn me Ir Sis IL
men, narru las Iropas del Kaiser. y
mIr = p,<ar ir Ia ronslanIr rrr>r-
ruri6n ' del lucllar. iniulrrrUmpi-
parrzca demostrur quc al cabo los
rusos IIayan sido derrotadoS por
rompIrtn.
NJ menor dis@usto produce en-
i;rrlin Ia conviction rirlnc que tie
ncn los alcmancS que ia rampana
"n las ~pro'LnrIas DailIcaa que IAN
a. n'''7 49,
No. :, no.;hi, .,,. .u al ,.Isn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06
SALIO En- BCSCA DEL


WASHINGTON. scptlembrr Sc
yapor carhonero, auXiliar de Ia
esruadra americana, "Jhpitcr." que
i. cnrucnlra artualmente on Vera
rruz ha rcribido 6rdrneS del De-
parlamento de Marina. para dIrI-
sirSr al arrrcifc de los Aiacranes.
Mexico. con obielo de que busque
al vapor de Ia FIoLa Blanca, Ma
rewiini."
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TIENEN .ABRIGOS SUFICIENTES

LONDRE>. Asosto Fin ic>pa-
tho dc Berlin envlado pVr Ia aseu-
Ia de uotiicaS Overseas. c0nilene
IA ,ie que Io> MinisterioS de Cue
RIA ' Marina de .tlemanla han
anunciaio QUE cuentan con todoS
Ips materIaIeS neceSariOS para las
ropa> d. lana Y abrlgos de pleIeS
de que han De ser proNiStaS las tro-
pas eli operacioneS. durante IA pro-
XIma campaiIa de inriernO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-06

PARIS. scptiembrc 3.-Hoy So
ina demo>trado e. GXitu obIcnido
por los Due han tornado a SUI ar
20 obtcucr por medic de las pre-
caucione> nec2Sarias. Ia evitaci6n
de que Vuelva Il ser GhIeto de un
ataque aere0 esta capital. pues la
rlotilla de acropiaucs encargada de
p:ottgrrla contra los raids cncmi-
s0e. ioCr0 rechaIar I cdatro aero
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FL ZNGLES SIN MAESTRO
IN 20 LECCIONES,

Esta nbra, cuya mayor yea
taja estriba en- tener La pro-
n%unciaci6n figurada ca Caste
ilsRo, es una de lag que mas
facilitan Ell aprendizaje del
idioma inglSs. Tiene varias
formulas de conversation pa
"a la vida diaria, y algunos
modelos de cartas ususlss.
Hay dos ediciones.
A Ia rdstica .s0.76.
Empastado en- teia. .sl.25.
Pidase d~irectamente a.
A T. LOZAEo.
so7 Dalorosa 81
San ABsonia. Tsxaa,
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Ell REi DE SUECIA EN- PELIGRo

STOkOLNO. >epllembre J.-Ei
rey de SuerIa ACADIA de eScapaT
.Ie un gran pclisro; en- E! monen-
10 de eaL-ar iieLo Soberano en- 81
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Diccionario Manual.
Encyclopaedia. :.

Este diccionario de la lengus
castellana es ell mas complete y
uoderno. Esta ilustrsdo con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro y
IN coEoreg, mas de $50 mapas,
cientos de retratos de hombres ce-
iebres, edifcios y monumentcs
tistoricos de toda.s parties del mum
10, etc. Es 81 meior de los enci-
clopedicos manuales Y solo vale
$500 Ell ejemplar.
HSgange log pedidos acompa1a-
los de 81 importe a
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
SG7 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio
fexzr.
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Cuando listed nos eScriba sobrc su
subscription. olga 81 Sc refiere al Dia.
rio 0 al Semanario.
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Aldress al correspondence To-
Ignacio E. Lozano.
g07 Dolorosa ST. San Antonio, lex

Ia PRESsA es eli peri0dic0 meHicano de
mayor circulation en- los E>ladOS lnifOs,
' por 10 tanto Ell mejOr para los anunelan-
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wagon, arranc6 81 trcn. lanLdndole
lie Ia plataforma. NlIaGroSamente
csrap6 dc recibir graves Icslones
en Ia caiia.
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Inq|aterra obIigara a If a Ia cam
pana a los que no 10 han que
rido hacer voIuntariamente

ingIr>a. iicne dominada la alucna-
IA lie los submarines.
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pasa q lie Pag Sc. Col "a
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(Pasa +. Ia 5a. Col Ga-)
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-08-06
$500 Di PPemiO

A quella persona che ha trovato
un cane da cacc.a di colore bianco
rosso nero, avente una cicatrice
sotto il mento. Ha al colo il collaio
con impresso il nome del Dottor r.
X. Mead. Detto cane e state disper-
so nellie vicinanze di Plumsville. il 3
luglio corrente.
Scrivere o recarsi dial dottor R. X.
Mead. Sagamora, Pa.
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ST CefCdnO

lavoranti scalpellini. Rivolgersi da
Bollinger Andrews Construction
Co. Blacklick, Pa.
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Nus ebrQsfa GitD nuD tlmgegenD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.Rodmittag nm 2 u6r Sri. emma
3riiiiing, 3ofter Der @beIeute SD.
griiiiing uuo 6rau, mo SER Senrp
09ibner bon nobe Spracuie, 6urf)
5erru Qaitor Or. Qiiiad einan0er
flr ben gemeinimnen 2e6ensneg ar-
getrartt. 4I5 9rautjungfern Jun.
gierten SRI. Wario glibner uno
SRI Mnia griifiing, Sdweitern
oes gIiidIiden grdutigams begin Der
dnrmanten graut. Rad benz fei'
erliheil Irapafte fau0 elm GROCER
empfang, berbunoen nit eineut
Jeitmnbl, itatt, bel peIf lebtercm
Sites ulfge5oten puroe, mas Slide
uno Setter 3u bergen permogen.
-8as iinge gaar Dem mir Die 6er3.
liditen @liidmiini9e entbieten, mir6
cine 5arm nabe bier, gigentbum
Der 9teuUermdblten, %be5ieben.
9riiBen0 8. s.. 81.
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9rau @esta gobIfen, geb. Gie-
mers, 8attin unieres Iangidbri8en
5reun6es @ero goblfen BON nabe
8nmore, Reb., cine Shpeiter bon
Serrn gilbert Sieners non nabe
8er[tn, un6 gouiine BON Germ
otto Sienprs bon Dunbar, lit nod
ldngerem a~raufenlager aus 0ieienl
Qe6en gefhieoen. sic mar ais bic
Eodter eines ShuIlebrers III Ait.
frieslano, 8rob. &nnnober Geutih.
lau6, ge6oren, genoB cine bor8igli-
die Shulbilolng ln0 erreidte elm
alter BON s. Sabren. Shret5er
oieies mar nit Der 5nntilie gobl.
fen, 0amaIs iii 4u5ltrH %mobnGaft,
uoblbefreumoet, uno oarum betrau.
ert ct NIT 5ohlreiden 5reu1Oen oa5
QQ3ufriibe Q6iGeioen Der I'm beiten
9~ebensolter ~itebenoeH @attin unn
Der Sdmeiter 6e3p. @ouitue eites
glten 5%reu16es. lie geritorbeue
6interlGBt auBer ibrem @atten 5tpel
I0hter uno eitlen SobL iopie Die
in Gtoe GountD lehenben, oorber BE-.
nannten gertponoten, auberoem cine
2egion nufridtiger 5relrnOe in Otoe
unb Geuaba gouHtg. W2oge iie in
i5rieoen rnbeHl
Die 8armer, ODER beiier, ouf
0eutid gefagt, Bic 2anOnirtbe, iiuo
gegamdrtig gu iebr NIT Der Giniaat
lnto anoeren ganoarbeiten bei6df-
tiet, oab iie nid)t Belt fin0en, ielbit
fur5e 8eiud)e in uHierer gietropoIe
Ill MAIDEN Gieiesbalb fallen bic
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I%arttbert9te.

siio Omaha, 80. apriG 1915.
&inObieg- 3ufubr 1000.
Beef Stiere, Marft felt.
Sabrlinge, 5ienli9 quite Bis CUTE
$S.0 $40.
Sellers, Rnrft felt Biz 10 nie6riaer
6oditer Breis $40.
Corn fe0 gecbeg.
Sellers, Martt feft.
@ute Bis 6eIte 81. -
MitteImdBiae $7.50-7.75.
3iemIi6 cute Bis quite $500
ESQ.
aiibe, Dart felt.
Cute bis bette &c. 60-7.40.
gute bis bette $6.60-7.25.
3iemli9 CUTE bis cute $5.75-
$50.
0littelmdBige 3.75-575.
Stofers uno 5eeoers Wartt felt.
Suite 81. $4,000.
5leilIll@ cute DIS quite $40
7.50.
glittelmdbigc $6.25-7.25.5
Stod Sellers $525-725.
5tof Gibe SIS. 30 5.75.
Stof adlher $6.25-8.25.
&eal adlber S7.25-t0.00.
guQs. Stags, iiip., SIS. 50-6.75.
Stod Bills, $525-7.00.
Sdneins 3ufnhr 1890. gearft
5 hoAer hlnBIhmad).
2ur6idnittspreis $7.40.
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fommiiidr; er lit Der iebiae 5uper.
intenoeut Der a6tbeiluiq fitr 0ffent.
.lide 8erbeiierimqen. Inter ieiner
2eitung pnrbe oieie aht6eiIuna
mirthidaitld mo ipariam pernal-
tet Ole Miini6s s.. @olfes nusqe.
fi6rt un0 bic 3ntereiien Der Staot
iorgiom wa6rgenommeH liner iei.
ner GeituHg mllroen mebrere M1eilen
an aandleiL 8ilaitermtg un0 Sub.
iteiaen ausgefiibrt nn0 Die anntraf.
tGreu a%e3iDAngcfL bic 9eoingHngcn
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'feit big 3 boher.
8urf)idrittSpreis $7.40-7.50.
Soditer 4rets $3.50.
.2dmmer, Wartt felt.
9urdidnittspreis $t0.35.
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66fiter greis $7.45.55

60fiter 8reis $7.45.55
Sfafe-3ufubr 600. Marft feT
bis tart.
&anmer, Marft felt.
3urdidnittspreis 10.00--t0.50
8o6iter 9reis 5000.
Rericdn $1,000.
Wfutteridofe, $7.75-7.S0.
8iooer, $685. 55.
G6icnsO &nrfe6eridt.
&inbpicb-3ufubr $4,000. Iarft
|itart
Sabrlinge, nteiitens feIt.
Soditer Breis $8.75.
Sdlurine-3ufubr 10000, Marft
tuenig b6ber.
3lr6i4uittspreis 81. 60-775.
S0diter Treis 1886.
Sdnfe-3ufubr 5000. Marft felt
bis itarf.
Qdmmer, $t0.75.
@eidorene 2dnmer $3.50.
aanfas @itp Marft6eridt.
8inoDieb - 3ufubr 500. Morft
.Iangidm feit bis niebriger.
SdbrIinge, $500.
Metican 1915.
aiihe Martt feft.
Stoders, Marft f1u un0 nie0riger.
Jeebers, Mnrft unregelm1Bia.
adIber Marft felt.
Sdrueine-8ufi6r $500. marft
offnete feit b. bobcr; ShllB ffnad,.
8urdidnittspreis S7.35-7.45.
Sohiter greis $7.52b.
Sdafe-3ufIbr 1900. Morft
feIt.
Bette 2amner. $t0.35.
ct. 3oiep6 @arftberidt.
-3ufubr 200. Mnrft
nominal.
9todcrs, Marft nieoriger.
SdiueiHe- 8ufubr 5000. Marft