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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Nas Nebrasfa Gitb
uHS umgegenO!
10. %3yebruor 1916.

t3. 6ebrlor 1916.
6enrp Ser5og bat ben 9rtbiine-
erbalten mo iii oieierbaI6
frob, 6a er fen Sabren nit RDeit.
matismits geplogt. oos 6a1ts bitten
mnB, lit inn Der aaIenoer in gutes
6eilmittel, uno er iilhlt Bel Dem
8urdleien Desielben dis foune er
nid1t allein ben au9iuB nod trogen
ionoeru III ben 2%aufgr1ban NIT
Sanogrnnuten einige arotenireiier
uno S5obnnp Bulls tau5eu MAIDEN.
am Sonntog Den 10 bis mlroen
Die neberrelte BON Samuet 6. Sci.
log in Dem @pnfn 5rieobof bier.
jelbit sur Iebteu 8ube betattet. Der
itorbener hinterldBt ieine g8itpe mo
pier erpadiene ainoer III gutter
8eriorguug.
2ette Aode reidte SRI 9erta
aorff SerrH Sernp 6irte Die 6au0
gum ehelihcn @utfoe. 9ie graut lit
cine 3ofter ser 6anilie 6enrp
aorff BON @eoor Gountp, einen
Witglieoe unIerer 2egislatnr, bier.
Ielbit irilber mobnbait un0 ALIGNMENT
befautt, Der 9r1utigapi Gin @e.
ifdftsmann in eeoar Gountp. Die
Dielen fyreiulOe uno gefannten ien-
Den Dem jnngen Gbepadre fire ber5-
tid1iten @lilfminife.
3tDiiden 2ipp' mo aeldes 9inno
miro bouiig Ser ynbnlt beridiittet.
9ieies fam and bon Dem germoht.
nis oes tiir}lif bierielbit Deritotbe-
men 9tibaro eleoe geiagt neroen.
8ieier reifle GARNER DON 5mei &c.
idieoenen Chen ltarb f~in0erlos uuo
permodlte elm 9iermogen BON $50.
900 einem angenommenen SobH
nno einer Aei6e pom einem haIben
1nBel0 Slmgfern. 1os 1eitamcnt
mur0e 5mnr uon einem ilidjtigen ao-
uofatcn obgefaBt, miro ober oeiien.
lnaeodtet Jest BON .beiier miiien
AsoaenOen o%ngegriiieu inter 0cnl
bcfnuuten gorgeben 0aB Der 8cIta'
tor sir 3eit ma5lIrehumigsfdhig &c.
peien lei, mo 70 miro es fur Die
sSnnaiern nomentlidj mohl rote au,
gen ~abicben.
nerr Mife garitler mo @emab.
lin mlroen Sonntag nndt per &c.
Iegraph nad emcoln geruien, no.
ielbit ihrc Eod)tcr spoia i'm 0or
iIaen Sonitorinm eileu auriu5 als
stranfenparterin Surd)maht Cor
aaactommen, Itellie es It'd berans
0aB Die Sodfer Bel Dem SteriIiiierer
Ion SnitrnmenteH mti mierfldrlidI
8eiie nit ibreH aleioern Dem syeucl
st Hohe fam ui0 grdBIide Brand.
muuocn erIitt Aas 0us ergebnis
icin miro, fonieu Bic Aer5te nod
nidlf inaeit alnnbcn aber. nnB. pcnI
feine oH0crcu Giniliiic hiu5utrrten
: eine 0eneiung moglidl 1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Bum G6iCagOer
]llOr0 dttentQt!

Gbicaao, 3D., t6. Sch. SranO+
litter periadlten 5cute Oas GabOra-
torium 0es bieigen 5nnitatsamts
uicbcrsnbreunen. Sie 6iammen bot
ten beOeuteuo nm It'd gegrtFfen, luar-
Oen nber nod reAtScttig selGidt.
Ger Scr0 oes granoes befaaO Iid
mn menige 15nf BON ieHem Sdraut
entferut, in weldem i'd Reite Der
ueraifteten 5npye, bic ben 5eitgaitca
beim SiCbesma6l su G6reu Ses Gr5-
biiADfs MnnOelciu Durgeiebt mnrOc,
,lueds Analuiiernag befaH0eH. 0taa
glanbt, DnF MitglieOer Der @IorO-
banOe has Selueismaterial bernid-
ten mpatem. Ter sad mirO itreas
nnterindlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Bum Gampf gGgen
armierte RGufa6rerl
gsene SeHtiGe Seenngebener, Sandl'
boot WlpHitDrs mcrOeu AMI ne
SGg0 MAIDEN.

qpnSpn, is. 6e6r. 8enn bic
SeufidDen in 5uei gSOdDeH hire aam'
paque geseu 6emnffuete aanffabrer
%6eeinner, merSeu iie, mic Der Mari
me- geridtcrfatter Scs 9ailn Sele.
arav6 %erflart, meme llHterieellnaes
6euer, mabre idyiuimmenOe 6Orts, be-
nnben. 0ielc ltnterieeboOte merOeu
ben uripringliheH ameriFauiidlen
MDuitOrs d6Relr, aitsgenommen, onE
lie Die Strait sum lIHtertandleu be-
iisen merOeu.
Inter Oen neMeu ariegsififfeu,
bic in 9eHtidlaHS erbant luerOen,
6efinOen iid ipldlc, bic man am be-
item ais 1lnteriee= OiuuitOrs beseifl-
net. Sic FnO siemlid grUR. 4af
Dem mebr uOer meRiger 5gIlnOerf0rs
miaen Aampf lit cine lange 8atterie
erbaut, bic Snrd &aH5erplatten gc-
idliBt lit. Die 8atterie nlmmt eis
nen erbebliden Haum aai BEN
3iufngf elm nno fam n0ltg maner'
oidlt abgeidlO6eu merbeu. i'm
Mittelpnnft lit Der Snrm oes Se.
fe6ls6abers, Don no aus bic 8efeble
erla1eu merDen.
Tie 8optC f0Huen H%ntertandleR
uno ha6en in oieiem 3nitanoe bic
9anscrbatterie grrabe iiber Der Cbers
flade.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
glns bent stnote.

Central GiiD. Gem pegen Bier.
oeoiebitobIs uno 5dlifung III @aii
6efinoIiden Goparo 8ogue aeIang
es geitern, aus Dem @eiauguis aus.
6ubrehen.
Columbus. Die Columbus grem4
ing 50. bat Die Artificial See SO,
aufgetauit.
Si0nep. 6ier 6eite6t bic abiiht.
cine N}Hble nit Speider 3tt errid.
ten, sic etfua $4,000 foiten ion.
81 oieieru 3rped lit auf ndddte @o-
de cine &%eriammItmg bon Snter.
eiieHten eiHberlticn nor6eu. lie
american 9ant lit in ibr reltes 6e.
%idaitslofal umge3ogeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
lUie0erauf6au Der
SlaOt BCrgenl

Gbriitinnia, is. 5c6r. 8ergen,
cine fri6ere SanIaitaOt, Die bnrdl
cine 5enersbranh fait O%ullitGnoig
5crit0rt iunrOe, miro mad uuS mad
iuieber nnfgcbnut, Der oentidlr
9%aiier, beiieu gndt oft in Dem rO-
mantiidIen Saieu %geuannter Stabt
anferte, bat iiir bic Onrf Oas 5encr
in 9iitleibenidlaft gc5DgeneH Be
pObner Die Snmmc Don $1,000
Gruuen b%ergeacbeH. GieieS miro
ibn ppu Der SeU6lferumg nHO Der
tigt mareH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Oeut(C6e (6(agen
ale Angri1e a6l

Berlin, is. 6ebr, (5nnfcnbcridt }
Sas ariegsaiht melOcte bente
UUrmittag, DaF ale &erinde Der
6~ransuicm nrS Sriteu, onrdl 9Saflt'
angriffe Die linen cutrinenen Stel'
lunacn suraf5uerubern, fell geidla.
gen iimo, uuo 0af Die Angreifer
iducre @erluitc an Gotten mn Ser
pnnOeteH erlitteB.
&aris, rs. 6ebr. - Gas aries
amt madltc 6ente pormittag befannt,
oak iidl auf Dem weitlihen ariegs.
iaanplns nidlts BON 8elang ereig-
net babe. Cir inn on Die 6iebe
Iden 10 ic6r %gew0bHt, ban lie cine
5Glnppe mebr OOer weniger uldlt in
Anred)nnug brIugen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
0euUo6(anO prOteltiert
gegen amerk. 3enlur!

@aIginetun, 16. 6cbr. Die
bsntidIr Megiernng bat bcute Omrdl
lbreH bieiigen SOfdoftcr, @raf uOn
SernitOrff, beim Staatsamt uffi5iell
nneefrngt, marnm Die nmerifaniiden
3euiOren in Sapoille bic Offi5ieae
&adDridjt Der Ocnti6eu IOmiralitdt
Ron Der @erisntnug oes cnsliidlen
aren5ers Arabis nm IL, 6cbrnar
nuterSridt bnbcn.
SIN Wi1riue-gLmt wHrOe Sn9egcbeut
bah Die 4adlridlt nnterDrift lunroe,
nuo 3iuar Dcil bic Scamten glanb'
ten, onF iie liant Seitimmnnsen Ses
6lOttenietretGrs Daniels O05n bered'
tia tuaren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
5entr in MnuitiOusfa6rif.

SGarOu, ia, 16. 6ebr. Seate
uOrmittaa fam in Der 5abrif Der
lrigas Seabar ordnance GDmpanp
aus bis6er nH6efanuter lIrfadle Gin
5eIer 5nm 4ns6ruf. 4ur bcm
prOmpten Giugreifeu Der 6rneriDebr
III es 5n Derbanfen, OaR cine Nata
itrOpbe abgelueubet iunrbe. GeHn
IN ben @ebanoen liegen Hngebeurc
SOrratc DOn Nnniti0n ano anOeres
inr Die alierten anfgeitapeltcs
ariessmaterial anfgeipeidjert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
GarrOn5a'S nlac6t
(C6eint Oa6in 5u (ein!
giaa's SrHppen iullcu Die Gar
ran5iiteH geidIagen nnO 5ariif'
getrleben bnbeH.

gSaibiustOH, 10. 5ebr. 6Obc
9iegierungsbeamtc babeR bente Die
9tadlridt erbalten, ban bic Garran5a
9iegieruHs in WcEif0 Dem 6aIIe uHbC
lit. Die StreitmadIte Gnrran5a's
inO in jingiter 3eit mebrfad &C.
idlagrn uUrOen nno baben Gin gro.
Res Serritoriam oerlureR. Die
StreittrGfte &iaa's Oringcn immer
~iUeitcr in pas 9ieaiernngsaebict Gin.
Snugiam aber iidler gebe bic &egle'
ruRg i6rem GRoe entgegeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

Ger bcfonnte 8ingtompier
G6arleD 9eter5 Don 9npilion bat
iidl nit sri. Surla Bend, ebeliaas
bon bort ON Gienstng ebelld Der.
binoeH laiieu.
Gns IT. Sames 8%aiienhals
iii genion melnes inter Der Seitnng
oer Siiters pi Mercg itebt, erhielt
bon ocn giu0ern oes Derltorbeien
,,obn s. eoa0 SIC idlGne Slnnme Don
$4,000 ais 5deuigng %3llgapieen
3ie nel g%e8umoete Warbler
Union Aielt 0iaisiaa obepQ lire
3peitc GerlaHmlllnq ob. bel peldler
y Heue NiiglieOer onigeHommeIt
JHr0eH.
Grfreliliherueiie b%erinutet DnB
at Grfrantnnacn All Salarloh ltetiS
.%0bae6flcll. alcraiuas miraeil frot
Dem an 1imstog wicocr IL neue
4irmtIbeikaag gemeIoct
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
9as go6en ber @udlflnten.

Neu Orleans, Ga, IS. 5ebr.
5ufOlse Der oOppelten GnmmbrlGc
iiuo ncnn Crtidaften Dem IiiiiHippi
rntlaug inter 8uiifr gciekt DOrbrn.
,3uei N~egcrfranen iIuO ertrnnten;
nber tanicno Stif Sieb hnO erfrmu.
fen. SaaicnOc Mrniden iinO Oh.
6adllOs geiuoroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
edaOenfener.

Goea, 9teb., rs. 5ebr. 9as
giieuporenQeihdft ron VI. q. 5ric5.
Die 6attIerei pm 6ranf 6inI. Die
@irtiddft Don eSnnies Sospcraf mlO
oie 6utterbauolung BON 80. 9rlama
wurOel geitern eli aoub Der SLAM.
men. Gos 5eller, melfes in einen
Stall binter DEM giienwarengeidait
cntitano. riftete einen 5daben bon
eiipa $4,000 an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
stedler 1T nn6eaea6ar.

Gienstaa abeuo fam I'M atl0ito'
rilan 81 GonIfil 8ltIffs Der iatt.
iom anaefiino ate 9%iingtampi 3Di.
ihen Dem Observation-Disclosures 50.
ief Stedler BON 8ooge, ]1eb. nno
Roaers pm eliiaIo gum 4nstrag.
Sted)er aepauu ipieieno, troRoem
lem @e9ter collie 30 8fuHo mellr
pog, ais er. 5eirem geinideren.
aHariIf bernodte audi Der blbnen'
bate 4DQers nidJt 5li iDioeritcbcn.
9oaers maroc iii 3tpeI olfellul0er
ioIgctioet tSaTl1en in s reip. > 9fl'
nliiell geiuorfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
OC(egaten fit
Acknowledgement!

9leiu gOrf, 16. 5t6r. Ter bier
tagenbe repnblifanidr St~aatstOn.
rent hat fOlgenOe Gflegaten fir 6eu
repHGlifaHiiden acknowledgements CT,
wablt; 0uaueraclu @bitmau, 5es
natOr 8aOsuOrtb, 6reDerif s. EaH.
uer, Glou II. 8rOmm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
NlOreGeaS fir gnnoesienator.

Scots gliif 9te6., is. 6ebr.
5ier nno in 1nOeren Crten oes melt.
Iiden g~tebrostas iiuo getiiionen I'M
ltutImif @oupernelr Moreben6 fir
Die nofitcH grimGrmablen ais adn.
oioat iar gmoesienntor alI5uiteaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
BOU6altGr BernllOrf
ilt 6OQRungSlreuOigl
Atmet erIeihtert anf Mno crtldrt
ben Saiitania 6aa fir
beigelegt.

8ai6iustpH, Is. 5s6r. Der
Oentide SOh6after b. Serniturff
auhcrte fid bcnte 5renaOen segen'
ii6er Oa6in, oaf CT ben snitaaias
1yal ais cnSgiltig beiselest betradl'
te. Gas 5taatsOepartcmcnt, 10 iagtc
er, mirO ieinen @Drtca in Der am
nadliten Sreitag befanut 81 maiden.
ben Not 3adjornf DerletBeH,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
siIion onf Der aan0ioatemIiie.

6Olnmbns, g, rs. 6ebr. Ter
Stnntsiefrrtar 6~iloebranSt bat Den
Namen 0rs grailoenten &DUorOm
Asilipn ais EranOenHdafts.a Gnoi.
bat AMI ben Stimm5ettel geiest.
9ieies aeidab inf0lae zines Srie.
fes &iliOHs, moHadl CT biz &omi'
nation aHmimmt, faiis Ie i'm angc'
bOtcn weroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
AGiierte tlIn
6ei(igen SC6murl
GrEIdren, uidlt cher ~ rnben, BIC
Selgirm feline lIuub9dnsistsit
wieDer srBalt.

garis, f6. ss6r. Die Resie-
snneen 5ranfrsids, GnglanOs naO
RHFlan6s 6abeu neiHeu beilisen eiO"
a6selegt, nidrt cher 6rieOeu al ma
den, bis 9elgieu ieiHe l~IRabbaugis-
fcit iuieber rrLangt bat. Sieie YIN.
fanDiaang murOr bier bente ofi5lell
eglallen. (Sie uer0en meiReiOIg
mer0eH,)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

Sir Sen auf Den 8. Mars ali.
aeieBten nationaIeu 8erteioigung
aongreB bot giIrgermeiter 9abl-
man Sc prominente 8irger al
GbreHoelegaten ernonnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Warftberi9te.

Sho 0noba, t6. 6ebrlur.
GinSOieG- 3ufubr 1900.
Beef Stiere, Mnrft tart, 10
bober.
Sabrlinge. cute bis bette $3.50
900.
3icmIi4 quite biz quite S6.75-
74O.
Miitelmabige $5.75-650.
Sellers, Wiarft it1rfer.
9orn.gefiltterte 9eeoes.
Sute bis bette, i4pese $3.50
$50.
@itteImdBige S7.35-7.s0.
3iemlid CUTE bis CUTE 1926
.6.75.
albe, Nlorft it1rfer.
@ute bis bette al6e $590--6.60
3iemlib quite 6is CUTE S5.25-
$50.
MittelmdBige $4.25-5.25.
. @ute BIS bette Sellers $6.25--
100.
@ros.gefitt. 9iibe s.. 5e-6.50.
@ras- gefhtt. 9aiers $6.0o-z00
Stoders uno Seekers, @artt
tart.
suite biz bette 6eeOers $500
I7.60.
RitteImdbiae Sc. 5000.
@elpobulide Sc. 50-6.50.
grte bis bette Stoders $40
I7.S5.
.stod Sellers $5.75-7.o0.
Stod aii6e S475-6.50.
Stod @alber $6. 50-7.50.
geal a6I6er S7.O0-9.75.
9uas, 5taqs S4.75-6.25.
Sdwciuc-3ufn6r 1900. Marft
msiitens t0-f5 b0ber.
3ilrhIhnittspreis $7.S0-7.95.
Soditer 9reis $500.
Sdafe- 1000. Martt
louginm. If)iuah.
9armner
S,oabo 9dminer 5000.
@6ditcr Rreis iiir 2dmmer 6ieies
Snbr,
Sdbrlinse, arte his bette 1925
$50.
@iOer, quito Bis britc $7.25-
500.
@utterifafe S7f5-7.4O.
Chicago Martt6sridt.
RinSbiell 3ninhr 1000. Morfi
liorf, % 90 boBer als leste Node
SdlnB.
S6fiter greis $3.50
Sdmsine-3ufubr 1900. Dart
metitens 10 h0ber.
Gnrdidnittspreis s.05-s.30.
6ofiter 9reis $40.
S~dafe-3tfubr 5000. Ninrft felt,
rs nieoriger.
AauinS Gitn MorftberidDt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6.000. giartt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Oettet ar SnS
Oentiebe 8ofe Krens!
Die ar6eitsfslSer bes
9enti0en Noten 9remtes:
@erlumn6etenfariorae

@trlumnSetsnfariarse
sn Sell. nO etappsneaaaettsH, in 5asaea 9ojsitnfaaiffsH
m~a8geGI6deu Shpefterl aranfenpfleger un0 .$flegertnnen.
Snsalibeuariorss.
In borba6fden ainfen mo Grbolnnssbeimen, ourd Babe.
fnren fir 8eaeiensc, in arappel- uo glinSsnidnlen nro Die
5hofrnsfraft Der bort5erge6eno ODER oalerro 5noahoen
gum 5egn 0$ eiH3elnen UNI beg 5taateS Interchangeable.
observation-disclosures
8urd iee engen 8e5iebunaea gu ben iteatliden 8eboroeH
uno mtedist ourd Die 0plomutideu 8ertreter Der nett
traee sadeu 1T aas 1cntide &otc arens in Der soge
aud III ~5eiHSsslanO mr. ooS 9efai9e rno letbIide 8Obl Der
SrngsssfaaseHeR uno 5nisraierha ct iorgen.
5amlienariorae.
ea f6ren arbetsitatsn tmb aa6faben uno orrd Tire arbeits.
Dermitinagsleaen Deridafien bic IN ben meHten oeutlden
5tdDten b~efehen6en NrGneHarnppen 1s Seutden Roten
areu5es ben 5ralea u6 6ouIienangeborign Der i'm 9Ioe
1tehenoen 9eid0ftiquna uno 9}ittl at tbrerH 2eben3nters
nat 3md Die %0lfsfaden fperoen fe bon ben bansllden
IN Sanaliaasheimen, ain6upflegehatkn un6 ainberfrauten-
haniern iorgen Sic meblihen 9lttgieoer Os 9entfhen auteu
arensss fir ole Ssatmg mo er5ie9mg Os inngen gad
muhies.
gsitpen. nnS @aicnFarforge:
Gnrb bic 6ireftc llntcrfhitunq o6er godpcg gceignrtet Sc.
bensnnRrbates miro fr oc gsitmen gcorat
Sa 8aienfdaierH lo er5e9nnssttimen fur aritesnaiisu
neroeu bic 4%adfommeu Der fGrs 9oterono @efaaenen g.
b%roudboren @lit8lieoern Der meuihlider @efeaidat ar5o9en.
geHdqe BON SHispuanen uno ein3elberionen fir
Dos 9entihe JOte Sirens mernen HnSersaglid uno
cine i%rgeHopelhe ab5lse foienirei ibrer 8eitim.
Hafna sagefubu.
@oben fno 81 ridten an bic afFsHanen Ss g~faotsDerban.
hes gebrasta;
greS. gopp, ee5bner. gte6r.
German Aomeas astsi sOdsh,
mrs. suia @esidmana. grai6eatiL
1900 SoDar0 shy 9moba 9lebr.
sasids 1na9a sribant, 1911 soDorO ct, ouo9a. gb.
g. Scder
Gelesprier 0es 7aAf6en gfoten arerses.
1923 groaopaa Nsu BORT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16
Ginrm SersidInn erlfaen.

Hiiing @itgs 4eb f6. Bebr. r
Sn ieiner Salt Der a~lsiabrenOef
S2ug 5u erreihen. fiir3te s. z SOFT
obnmddtig 81 g0een lmO CAB bald
barauf ietnen @eiit aai.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-16

bette ieit, moere tanoiam unregel.
maBig.
@ohiter 8rei8 SIS. 20.
aiibe, gtarft ieit.
5toders. glartt itarf, bober.
Adlber, Wlartt felt.
5dnurine -3pfu6r 10000. g}ortt
) boiler. 5dhB iflDud,
Gurdidlmttspreis $775-8.f5.
S0dfter greis S2214.
S6afe-3uiuBr 1000. Qiarft 10
Id nieoriger
@6diter 4reis $t1.00.
ct. Soicpb Marttberidt,
&inOuie6 -3ufubr 1900. gIarfi icit,
10 6oh.er.
56ditqr 9'reis $3.50.
Sdlueine-3ufitbr $500. Bort
5 boiler.
Observation-Disclosures $7.85-s.to.
@oditer Ereis $500.
Sdafe- 3ufu6r $500. 9lartt Jet
idmoh.
SoAitcr grcis $t1.00.
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Qmaha, 16. 6ebr. 19I6.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-21

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
.FAVORS REVISION
Of PRAYER BOOK
MATTER WILL BE CONSIDERED BY
GENERAL COUNCIL OF P.
z. CHURCH.
Local Delegates will Leave Today te
Attend Meeing Which Will Be
Held In St. Louis,

At the morning service in ST. Mat
thew's i. T.. church yesterday, Rev. r.
+. l.. Strider referred TO Il number Of
the questions which are likely to como
before the general council VI the Pro-
tcStant Episcopal church which VIII no
held in ST. Louis. this week. The coun-
Gil will be attended by Rev. and Mrs
Jacob Birmingham. n. D.. Of 81. Lukes
Parish, Island, and Or. and Mrs. &. y.
ASchman. Of ST. Matthew's church.
They Will lcava today for St. Louis.
Rev. Strldcr referred especially to
the movement to revise the prayer book
now in use in the Protestant Episcopal
church. He favored revising it. dcclar-
ing that it contains many words now
obsolete. and ut the sam" time present
conditions have brought Il need for new
prayers witch arc not in tho book.
Christian unity is Il subject which is
likely 10 be emphasized at the council
Mr.. Stridcr stated that tho Protestant
Episcopal church will take the lead in
an effort 10 bring into common the
work. If not the ritual. Of all Protestant
churches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
STOCKS STILL
SHOW STRENGTH
Peace Rumors Had the Effect OF Send
ing Up Prices on Many Issues
All Held Firm.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Completio OF
the nth consecutive week OF 'ally OPP
cratiunS running from 100000 TO more
than l.50u.UGU shares finds the market
Tor securities still inherently sound and
responsive, not withS landing the increaS-
entertainments " tile short or prpteSsln-
al elcuIcuI and other factors calculated
to Impair values.
CHi"t among lneS: was Il seemingly
responsible report circulated saturday
that peace nVcratur1$ would soon be IN
augurHt"d b.! ttG Central powers. Win
this country in the role OF mediator.
pom tic publication OF the report prices
% special stocks. particularly those &C
irving ihelr chief >u$teuaucc from war
contracts. broi" TWO 10 three points. in
Il :cw instances more. but standard
shares. including rails and the more
seasoned induStriais. held relatively hrm
DenIalS ct an impressive and authorita-
tive character served to effect very
general adjustment. 1t more or ;eSS cost
80 the bears. ANA moreover. tie peace
rumur$ lost mUcn "a ihclr weight ana
impnrlanc" from. 'tuc unchanged conuI-
tons OF ;hr commodity markets.
On the conservative side the most
noteworthy FEATURE at tie past Wck MAS
til" large ami steady array OF remark
able statements OF earnings submitted
hy leading railway systems. including
III" Su-r;tii"d Hartman lines and IN
leading eastern or trunk roads. IheS>
returns were followed. where they were
not nr.,.rtI.d by higher market quota
lions the shares ~ some companies
attaining h"$t prices in two. three or
four Years. while Norfolk and Western
made an absolutely high record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
Pig iron SALES
WERE ENORMOUS
DcrrasAc Consumers Waken to- the Esct
That Reports May prevent Their
Filling Contracts.

NEW YORK. Oct S-E.uormcEs saies
OF pig iron have b IN made since octa-
Der l and prices have advanced tuty
cents to SIPS per ton. Domestic con-
sumcrS have been awakened by the az
tremely heavy sale Tor export 10 the I'D
visibility Of covering all untitled re-
CuircncntS at CuCc. Upward or 5Ou.UVV
past SIX days. tnur-titthS OF the tonnage
being steel making grades, more than
half OF which was sold for export 70
Great Britain and France. New YORK
export agents OF southern furnaces have
sold more than 100000 tons OF basic tor
foreign shipment in the past two weeks
and also q larke tonnage To go into DO
nestle consumption. Eastern PennSSl-
vania furnaces have sold $1,000 tons OF
low phoSphoruuS and $4,000 tons OF
Bessemcr for foreign shipment. In the
last two days further sales OF southern
basic havn been made tor export ana
the market is fevcriSh.
Large net revenues and heavy traffic.
present and prospective, are prompting
the railroads to release more orders tor
equipment. Notwithstanding the high
cost OF construction. Orders Tor I.3pu
cars including 1900 for the Missouri
Pacific. 2,QG0 tor the Western Maryi lid.
500 for the Nickel Plate and 500 for the
Carolina, Ciinchtlcld and Ohio have been
placed and inquiries are Ill the market
for lJ,GuU more cars as we'll as tor llS
locomotives. Some supplementary rail-
orders have been placed AMI inquiries
for 10000 tons more are m the market
for late 1917 and early 1918. delivery.
The pressure for steel plates is phe-
nominal. Orders for 100000 tons more
for pipe lines and tor boats have been
placed and Inquiries for 100000 more
are the market, hall for export.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
.SOUTHERNERS give
OFFICERS RECEPTION
United States Deputy Marshal Short
Elated With Dixie
Hospitality.

Captain John NJ. Short who for m@ny
years was an officer of the Baltimore Il
Ohio road and for some time has been
an efficient United States deputy mar
shall of this district has returned home
from q visit TO many parts OF the state
in connection with the recent special
and rc"u'pr terms Of federal court at
MartinSburG. Captain tort was one Of
the officers who took Jcft Harrison. the
county. train rObhcr. and several other
confessed Central Station, Doddridgc
proSincrS To- Atlanta. Georgia. to serve
I sentence imposed nv Judge y. G.. Day
ton. at the MarlInsburg term of federal
CuG!t.
Captain Short Is clatcd over there
cnption given him and tho other Officers
through the south and especially ut At
lanta, where they spent a few days on
official business. Captain Short Incl
dcntally remarked that the officials of
the prison gave them a warm reception.
they also composed the reception com
mittee' to welcome Jeff Harrison and
the otho prisoners to whom they will he
hosts for several years to come.
seriously" continued Captain Short.
the old Southern hospitality certainly
does warm the cookies Of ones heart.
unexpecte ddutiesdpurrtwoO DOD OD"r