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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
ACCUSED MEN EAT EVIDENCE
Suspected of Using "Dope," They
Swallow Powders

Two men, accused of drug-using, hastily
swallowed whatever evidence there was
against them when a policeman ap-
preached them shortly after midnight.
They were sent to the Philadelphia Hos
pital by Magistrate Belcher, of the 10th
and Buttonwood streets station, for treat
ment.
The prisoners, John O'Connor, of Fed
eral street near 11th, and Harry Chase,
OF Sigel street near 9Th, were sitting on
the steps of the LIST Regiment Armory,
Broad and Callowhill streets, when De-
tective Weckesser walked by. Their ac-
tions aroused his suspicious. and when he
suddenly turned they swallowed some
powders, he said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
BEATEN BY STAR BOARDER
Man Uses Lighted Cigar and Broom
in Emphasizing Purpose to Quit

beating, brought on by upbraiding
their star boarder for announcing that
he would move, Is responsible for the
detention OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hillar,
OF 1909 North Howard street, at st. Mary's
Hospital, where they are being treated
for bruises and burns.
Charles Bolt. the boarder, who was held
under 500 ball for trial today, pushed
lighted cigar into Hillar's eye and struck
Mrs. Hillar with broom handle when he
was urged TO remain at their home, It
was testified.
s. w. Sinclair, 40 years old, who lives
near 18th street and Fairmount avenue,
was arrested IN the Detective Bureau to-
day, when he went there 20 confer with
detectives regarding the discovery of a
band OF yeggmen, whose whereabouts
Sinclair said he knew. He is charged
with having passed a worthless check
for $40 TO Samuel l.. Pugh OF 725 North
18th street Sinclair has offered for sew
eTal days, to reveal the whereabouts OF
burglars. and last night led detectives on
. wild goose chase In the neighborhood
OF his home.
What wife thought was a happy
ehuclkle Of her husband early today was
his dying gasp. Her smile OF apprecia-
ton quickly changed to grief as he died
IN her arms. Theodore Flowers and his
wife Rose. Of 1855 Mount Vernon street,
went TO motion picture show last night
and retired late. They had seen a comic
him, Mrs. Flowers heard her husband
moving about In bed and ehuckliDg, a.
she thought. When he began moaning
she realized her mistake and summoned q
doctor Flowers died Of heart disease be-
fore the physician arrived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
PENNsY PAYS $465,OOO TAX
Payments Threaten to Break Record
Penalties After Today

A check from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company for $465.OO0 was among
those received by Receiver OF Taxes w.
Freeland Kendrick today, the last day for
the payment of realty and school taxes
for the YeaC.
A penalty of 1 per cent. will be inn
posed on all delinquents, and large crowds
have been storming the central and eight
branch offices of the Receiver of Taxes
ali day. with the result that more than
s.. 100000 probably will be paid before the
offices close. This sum Will establish a
new high-water mark for the office. The
payments yesterday aggregated a,6OO,OOO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
Prominent Cuban Engineer Here

Jose r. Villalou, Cuban delegate TO the
International Engineering Congress,
which will meet in San Francisco. and
Mrs. Villalou, stopped at the Bellevue
Stratford today en- route to the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Villalou was the representa-
tive of Cuba at the National Star
Spangled Banner celebration held last
year in Baltimore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
Night Fair for WiImingtonians

WII.MINGGTON. Del. Aug. sl.-For the
nfst time Ia It's history, the Delawars
state Fair which win open IN Whining
Ton on September and continue week.
viii be kept open At night The list Of
entries for the races Il the largest Ia
ne history Of the fair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
T's of our
own blending
-economica1.A
Good IN the cop

In passing the store just
glance at the tea window to
see the largest values in
teas that you can possibly
imagine.
When the war upset tea
conditions the world over,
we were "in right" on the
tea market. For instance,
we had the growths that
enter into our fine CaricOl
Blend and we were able to
hold the price steady with
out lowering the quality
this latter being a thing we
would not do. Caricol con-
tinues to be the same
splendid tea, whether iced
in the glass or hot in the
cup-and the price remains
34c lb.; 5 lbs, SLIGO
The Three "Hajars" are
our own blends of India
tea. They have the fine
strength and body-sustain-
ing qualities so desired by
lovers of this class of tea.
Hajar No. 1, 34c lb.
Hajar No. 2, 48c lb.
Hajar No. 3, CSC lb.
Golden Chop Blend is an
all black tea of a fragrance
and body that make it
worth decidedly more than
its price of
39c the pound.
Q Saludo Coffee
fresh daily
The Uniformity of Saludo and
its delightful aroma have made it
a standby in thousands of Phila-
delphia homes. Our own blend
of select coffees, steel cut, fresh
roasted daily.
zoe lb.; 4 lbs, SLIP
Thos. Martindale & Co.
10th & Market
Established in 1850
BELL Ph0nes--riibert 2ssO, Filbert IS
Keystone--Race 5S0. Race bo1
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
A WONDERFUL RECITAL.
Madam Ohlson-SOlem Captivated Big
Audience at College Auditorium.

Madam Ohlson-Solem held a sone
recital at the college auditorium las;
evening. Madame Ohlson-Solem has
a rich, strong voice of wonderful
range and full of feeling and pathos
A large attentive and appreciative
audience was present to hear the
rendition of a varied program, as the
Luther College Concert Band assist.
ed. She sang the choicest selections
from three languages, English, Ger.
man and Norwegian.
Madam Solem by her beautiful ap.
pearance and her mellow strains
captivated the audience from the
start. The first three Norwegian
songs were sung with wonderful ex-
preston and tenderness. The next
three beautiful and we'll known num-
bers proved to be a delight TO the
listeners by their beautiful rendition.
The Holy City brought forth Ma
dam real strength. This selection
showed the wonderful power and
range that she posSe ssed. The band
accompanied, therefore the need OF
an unusually strong voice.
Part two, which was all German,
was characterized by the harmonic
German melody in the first four Sc
lections, while the last TWO were
grand opera selections from Wagner.
This second half was particularly
marked by the presence of feeling,
pathos and expression. The audience
sat through it all entranced by her
wonderful mellow strains.
Madam demonstrated her won
derfUl ability as a singer and we
should congratulate ourselves upon
having such voice in our midst.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

exception of one year, when they
lived in Calmar township.
Five children were born to the un-
ion, three daughters and two sons,
the latter two surviving. The daugh-
ters who passed away were Mrs.
Charley Vine and Mrs. Ole Martin
son, both of Madison township, and
one daughter who passed away when
four years of age. The wife and
mother passed away in 1892. The
sons surviving are Toilet T. and An
drew, both of Madison TOWNSHIP.
Mr.. Istad was one of Tie promin-
ent and influential men OF the coun-
ty. During his long residence mere
he made many friends and took an
active part in the up-building OF the
county, and was always foremost
in the ranks. of progress. He was
successful in his farm operations
always courteous and obligtng, al
his friends we're legion. In his dealt
the county loses one of her best citi
Gems, and his memory will be rever
ed by many. . .-"
! The funeral services were. held
Monday from the. n. E. L. church in
DEBORAH, Rev. !. B. Torrison offici
ating, and interment was in the
| Haugen cemetery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
TOILET A. ISTAD IiSSES.
Prominent Madison Township FARM
er Passed to His Reward
Thursday.

Another of Winneshiek county S
we'll known and prominent farmers,
Mr.. Toilet A. Istad passed away al
his home in Madison township last
Thursday, after being in failing
health since last October.
The deceased was born June q,
1886, in Vestre Slidre Valdres, Nor
way. He was united in marriage in
Norway to Miss Ingri Vik in the
year 1858. In Norway Mr.. Istad
followed the tailoring profession,
and in the year 1869 the family came
to the United States, and direct to
Winneshiek county, settling in Madi-
son township, where he took up
farming and where the family home
had been all these years with the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Champion World Coming.

Jess Willard, the Kansas cowboy,
who recently defeated Jack Johnson,
former worlds champion fighter,
will be seen at the Lyric theatre in
DecoDah this week Friday. These pic
turesaof Willard will draw a big
house, as right now he is much in
the imehght, and most everybody
will like to get look at the cham
pion Of the world. Besides the Will
lard pictures, Cleo Madison VIII be
seen in THE Duchess" a three reel
Irish romance, besides another two
reel feature, ITO Redeem an oath, -
featuring Frank Lloyd and Helen
Lester. Saturday big Broadway fea-
ture, my Official Wife, A drama
in five parts, featuring a large num-
Der of prominent stars will be the
attraction. Read the Lyric advertise
ment in this issue, it is full of in
teresting news for lovers of high
class pictures.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
STUDY CENTER.
Program i'm High SchOOl Building
DEBORAH, April II.

Arrangements have been made for
the Study Center'' work on Satur-
day Apr. 18th, to be held in DEBORAH
in the High School building The
program will start at $3.50 A. NJ. and
run until 3:I5 p. NJ. Prof H. L.
Eells, of the State Normal School
will give work in Manual Training
and Agriculture, and Miss Schune-
man of the State Normal School will
give work in Reading and Hand
Work. The instructors will bring
with them samples of the work done
by the children in the demonstration
schools. This will give the teachers
an opportunity to see what is being
done and what can be done in the
one room school, and also offer many
suggestions that can be made use Of
in our graded schools. | would like
very much TO see as many teachers
present as can possibly make ar
rangements to be here for the day.
H. E. MILLER.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Spring SPECIAL WEEK. :"
Excellent Programs Being Presented
This Week at the Star. Lew
Fields, in "Old Dutch" Next
Monday, April 10Th.

The Star is offering some very
fine pictures for their Spring Spe-
cial Week. Today, Matinee and to-
night, Edward Abeles in a five act
comedy, After Five" is the autrac-
ton. Thursday, handsome Carlyle
Blackwell in The Last Chapter, By
Richard Harding Davis and Satur-
Iday, the most popular girl in the
world, Little Mary Pickford, Will be
presented in her latest success,
Mistress Nell.'' &c.,. ~ 49,.
Next Monday, the big Monthly
Special for April will be shown,
when the Shuberts present Lew
Fields in their Broadway Comedy
Success, odd Dutch" 1t is safe to
say that every man, woman and
child has heard of the great Come
dians, Weber and Fields. Now, with
the aid of the movies, their greatest
show is brought right 10 DEBORAH.
when you see Ola Dutch you can {
help but laugh. An all-star cast of
fun-makers has been provided and
all settings are very appropriate. In
one of the scenes at Palm Beach it
was necessary TO have a group of
beautiful girls. The director sent
his assistants to the leading studios
of America and selected eight or the
most beautiful models possible to
secure. SO when you see Old
Dutch you will Sc the models that
pose for Fisher, Christy, Fiagg, Glib
son, Stanlaw, etc. There will ye no
advance in prices for this big special.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Teachers Arrive Home.

A number of the DEBORAH High
School teachers arrived Monday
from their Easter vacation, spent at
the following places: Supt. Eva NJ.
Fleming, Chicago; Anna Miller, Gin
ton; Grace Shilton, Kewanee, ILL.,. A.
&C.. Lynch, Blairstown, Iowa; Lora
Royce, La Crosse; Mary Uhley, Cas-
Italia.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Allamakee Hotel Sold.

The Citizens State Bank has sold
the Allamakee Hotel TO A. J. Cieaves
of Garner, Iowa, consideration $?2, =
600. Mr.. Cieaves, who is an experts
enced hotel man, will be here next
week and will overhaul and reIt the
hotel, preparatory, to Opening it in a
few weeks. He proposes to run first
class hotel in every particular
Waukon Standard
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Enjoying Vacation.

Miss Irene Moody, the popular
Western Union telegraph operator is
enjoying a we'll earned vacation from
duties, and expects to take vaca-
tion of several months. Her place
is being filled by A. c. Hasneider, of
Chica go, who arrived Friday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
$50 Dozen Eggs Broken.

Knoxville, Ia, April 12.-5even
hundred and fry dozen broken eggs,
worth more than 1920; twenty-five
splintered egg cases of a capacity of
thirty dozen each, and egg omelet
running in streams into catch basins
was the odd sight along the streets
of four city blocks in Knoxville yes
terday, following a runaway of a
team belonging to Dukerson Bros,
dealers in poultry products. 1t took
three men and a team all afternoon
to clean up the debris.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Bank Directors Meet.

The directors of tho National
Bank of DEBORAH held one of their
regular meetings at the banking
rooms yesterday. The affairs OF this
popular institution were found to
be in excellent condition and the
business showed a fine growth.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Superintendent,s Salary Raised.

At a recent meeting of the school
board, superb 4e hdeRt Eva NJ. Elem
ing's salary was raised from $500
to $4,000 per year. Since taking
charge of the DEBORAH schools Mrs
Fleming has given the very highest
service and the DEBORAH public
schools stand second to none in' Che
state
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Mrs. Mary Conover Injured.

Mrs. Mary Conover mother OF Dr.
F. w. Conover, had the misfortune
to trip On a rug in her home Monday
evening, and fell, sustaining an in
jury to her hip. No bones were bro
ken, and she is getting along nicely
now.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
b. Z. BucknelI BUYS Home.

Last Wednesday B. E. Buckneil
purchased the Mrs. T. F. Auchmoody
house on River street. 1t is a nice
home, we'll located and will make a
fine residence for Mr.. Bucknell and
family, who will occupy it soon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
Will Serve Supper.

Oneota Rebekah Lodge No. 175
will serve % cent supper to the
public at the Odd Fellows hall next
Saturday evening, April II. Supper
will start at five o'clock.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

A jewish farmer in Alberta, Can
ada, mas prepared message for a
famous visitor, containing three hun
dred Jewish characters, all engrav-
ed on . grain of wheat. The mes
sage is easily understood, but can
be read only with the aid of a micro
scope. "a
\ SSa %NsHt - -
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
BUSINESS CARDS.
j. ID. HEXOM, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Citizens Bank Bldg.
Rooms and 8. Office phone No.
sos. Residence SIS. Office hours
10 to IL. to 3. Sundays IL to l..
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

The memory is perceptibly i'm
paired by too much food, too much
exercise and too much aducaUion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14

When you feel too tired to work
anymore it IS a good time to sharpen
your tools. Be We ready when the call
comes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-04-14
DIR. &. HOEG,

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
Given special attention. Office over
Citizens Savings Bank. Office hours
10 to II a. m, 2 to 8 p. m. Phone,
Office 2S-2; residence 2S-3.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-30

lhtn Blueqen NIT bgnsn Ctntrrtids uub
llnadrns, auF dnbeun flaiitm bic Dab,
nen Der beulTdeH N~nnbtsnaaim bon an
bobtm GlaqatHInaii %efipannisr peine. inb
barunler Itebi Gin iefnia bsutides Mori
@ismard'B obsr Bidlts. giuh tsr Rfihss
ublrr IN In ungtJdbIieH Warini men btrs
irsl,u, qeTdmadpon nilifri. mi itdrfem.
.ge5idiem Ghuabel, be arals fen oas
Gamtrt umIpounfnb. anr5u NIT ben
ionf 70 btlitbisH, Oft cine jauerlibe
@ti9madsbefirrung perrotbent Sder8s
tarten bat bic Wenhe bts g ,asiabfes
dufgeEdumi. Gin dmllideg ldB. Der
eiHsn @sr5idt auf bas 9bitH inhalts
loltr Ghtuiarten is8 SEN en- iieblt. bat
bas ieiniet get9aH. mas r. an be-
l9eioenem 6umor auf polttar ! eeOrudt
ipirb, bdIt ii6 in isbr sngtm lmeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-30
@eibuadtS6eiu6 B%iterreidiidsr 5lies
ger in @r5ehDsl.

Bie bic ardtauer pglotpa Reforma"
beri9tet, Fiub bei arotdu am Meibna6tss
a6enb iiher 9'a ruiiiiG'q @aa,iona 3rti
oIterrei6ii9e Gliegcr, ban ben feinblihen
@efboIm berfoIgt aufgsfiegtn uuo nab
Ii Gtunren in Der eiugeldlp6tneu Sc
flung qr3tmbaI gIiidIiA eeIanbtt. Sic
Iinb bann am 5peiten MISUNDERSTANDING
inter Mttudbme mehrerer touleub ghiefe
nab aratau ~suriidaetebrt. Die Giidfabrt
bauerte bret Stunoeu. Mie bOrtreffIt6
bic 5timmung In pr3embst 1T, benefit
Der llmitano, bdB bort tart beiu6ta 9ons
serte itdttfinoen, an benen ais mitipirs
tenbe &rdfte Ii6 Iopobl WlilitGrs ais aud
3iptlmuTter bttbetIigen. Rad ben nit
t6eilungm Der fii6neu 8leser baben Bic
9%elastrunsss unb 8eiaBunsstruppen mitr
chamber misunderstanding oussetauTdi
Wdbrsub Der Geitrtage murbe pracmbsI
bon ben 9tuTen uiht beidoFen, unb aud
bic GeItungsgarniIon mdmtc feline arss
fame, Wie 6ier3u gemeibet pirb, bat cine
ruKiIhe 8dtterie an bic 6eItuns gr3empsl
fnlgenbe BeibnahtspiinIhe iibermittelt:
.Wir piini9en Sbnen uno an ben tdpfes
rem @ertbeibieern Der GeItune BON gan3em
Ser5eu elm rubigts unb frSbIirss Wei6
ua6tsfelt. Greube unb Gritben auf Grbeu
unb ben MenIhen Elm B~pblesTuneni Soft
osbe bic grfiluns aler SIrsr Iani4s!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-30

GnaIiihe GerlmTte. 2ort Ieiuton
Ipro4 am Is. Nobtmber in Ell @erbes
perIammIung In Solfnrb unb Ilgte bee
rim, bdb er bic 8crltIte Der nglif4tn
5ruppcn, bic nae 9tsquitb BIZ .am 81.
0ltober $1,000 Dtdnn betras hdttsn.
iebt dif 10000 Mann fhdbc Ginige
9otailnne bitten tire IGmmtli II Gffts
siere perIpreu. Gin Battalion c esIrips
ben babe unlGngIt inter benz 9 ~ zines
5elopebeIs setdnben. s3mei uiIionen,
oie suiammen ttipa $1,000 Wlo gs5dhIt
bdtten, fsitu auT $500 nmengss
f4moIaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-30
.Sngfl6e 2ld6rang Iorgelr.

DAT 9ennEr Der enqIifhm lanopiribs
ibait ni4t pbne grobe 8eoenien in bic
3utunit blideu, benefit elm @ufab bes
beiaunien Acknowledgement prof. Sames
Gong in Der r9ailp Mait". in benz Der
@elebrte Iih nit ernIten Morten on bic
eHglifmen 2anbpirtbe penbst.
.aeine 9lahe beiiBt grDBeres 8utrauen
III uuiertr Gdbigteit, ~unisreu 0~abruHgss
beoarf 5u beden, ols bic britiiden 2aubs
pirtbe. Sic iiub iebr 5ufrieoeu, bdB bic
Glotte ben S5tau beherrlht, unO msineH,
bdB bamit a[es getban III. @ir lisgen
d6er i'm aritg nit etnem mGdtigen
Seinbe, unb bic aanbpirtbe t0unttu ieBt
ibrem 2aubs eiRen iehr groben 8ienit leis
ten. lpenn re lire Gruteertrdss iteigerH
ipiirben, bic fir infer tdelihes grob 10
fpeIentli9 Tnb. Dies fam burh cine ins
ttniipere unb before 8eipirtbidaftuug qes
fheben, unb besbalb ioltsu unlers @utss
beiiber ar lire 9battraft aufpenoen, I'M
BEL Der Qusiaut, 9eiteluug unb Grnte
dies 10 ein3uridten, pie Is MiHenihaIt
uno grfabrung fir notbpenbig baIten.
Die @etreioeprsiie na9 Der @rnte BON
1915 perben 70 bod Isin, odB u[ein
I6on Der CUTE 8erbieuit. Der linen mint,
ie gu ben b66Iten ~QuftreHgunem anfpOrs
uen miibte. England nirb ieoes &ornz
den Der grute brduden, fir bic Sruppen
unb fir lire 4ferbe ebenio tpie fir bic
Grndbrung bes 2anoes, mDgen nun urs
iere ariegsr fdoH in Berlin fem Ober
nidt. O @ds aud nit 9eutihldnb ges
fbiebt, ems lit tlur: feline bisberige Nuss
fuhr an uns feblt biesmol. Dieie auss
fubr BON 8eutf6lanb nab Gnglanb Be-
trug i'm Sabre 1913: Mei5eu 1,080,656
Gpts. q Gtpt. y 508,824 ailo), @erite
$4,000 Gtpts., Safer 3,422.300 gpts.,
Roogen $3.50 gptg., 8obnen 1880
Gpt8., GrbIen 313,980 Gpts., Mals 49,
831 Gtpts., aartoffelu 2,309,057 @pts.
unb 6afermebl 56,195 Gpts. Sbne
@usIdqt, 6rii4te, @emiiie un0 dnberes
gu rehneu, mas ebenfdIs in betrd9tliden
@ertben aus 9eutIhldnb Bel uns singes
fiibrt nurbe, piir6en fhon bic dngefiibrs
ten mengen 81 ibrcr 9roouttion in unfes
rem aanbe Elm @ebiet BON eegen $4,000
4cres %perlangen, dlio fat bas gdr8e unans
gebdute 9anb, bds in Gngldnb uno 8ales
i'm Sabre 1918 p~orbdnben mar. Die
bgutihe 9usfubr betrug jebo2 uur einen
SerbdltnismGbig tIeinen Sbeil Der Nabz
rungseinfubr aus fremben 9dnbsrn. Mn
eritcr Gtele Itanb bd RuBlunb, BON benz
mir 1913 olein 5,014.000 Gipts. Mei8en
be3ogen; aus Der Siirtei erbielfen mir 81
$4,000 gtpts. @erite, aus 3umdnien L.
$4,000 Gipts. @erIte uitp. Sine @ors
Ttenung BON Der 9r0Be biefer 3ablen
fam man erbalten, penn man bic ges
Iammte GinFubr aus ben dnberen Cans
bern nit Der geIammten Grnte in benz
@eretnigten 96nigrei6 1913 bergleiht."
Nah elmer tompIi5irten RenHung
tommt Gong 3l benz Reiultdt. baB iih
Der 6e6lbetrag Der Ginfubr, nit Dem fir
1915 aus ben Staten Der Rriesfiibrens
ben, Der Neutrdlen unb 8~erbiinbeten eez
re6net perben muB, gu Der geiuhmten
Grnte 1918 in England fplgenbermdBen
berbdIt:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-30

Grnteertrag. 5eblbetrng.
g9ci5en 30,87200O Gpts. 6.Q05, 900 giuis.
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