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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

bas ginlsfabrsn Der Balm Bel, ba e
lsidter mar, bic alien bafir etidaFfeaen
Ginrihtungsn p%isbsrberluIttatR ais fl
fir bas beutide aedtsfabrsn umBubautu.
Sc mtbr beim 9orDringsH unIerer qrs
fnseH bic 3uerit bsIebtsn gsbitit sa rubb
sertn 3uItdRoen ibsrfiibrt purben, nm 10
0Oafommener murbe bieisr 8isDeranFbam
be- oanJen aegnsriIhen GiItn6abnFnfems.
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nlus, ia, nan bari iagsn, beg aabms
iber bic Bft6tigung unIerr GiIsubahnen
- unb unIerer giIsnbahnr - bart cor
bfm Geinbs. QuG lie babsH, nis unIere
qioniers, ME unisre Sanit1isttuppen,
pie unIere 5slotslesrapbihsn unb anosre
mshr. ihrtn gldn5snbsn anisil an btn
oeuttdsn 6sIbenlum Dor benz 5einb. Do
bon mab nadtrdsIid geIproGtn tDtrben.
Riot nnr iene Dorbereitenben qusbsIfss
rungsdrbeiten pureea bislfan unter BAN
Gtuer bts gsaners boretnommsn. Ionbern
aud Der 8strieb IelbIt rei6ig, man tam
Idgtn, iiberul all Der 5ront BIB melt bins
Elm IN bic eegnerifde Jsuersont une
~leiiiste Bier unfern unmittelbar tambfeus
ben sruppen bic tueEtoolfsn Distlff.
@an8 algsmein fam ma ia ibsrhaubt
fassn, baB nG9It ben unmitbIboren
aampfs unb Observation-Disclosures.
ben Ghiibsusrdbtp ano gg.itIhaftss
quartiersn an Der Gront, Bic gahnb5fs.
bic g~sfdbrbstIien @ebiete ots arisasIdnus
plobesa fnb. Gopsit Der Gsinb nil lsiner
qrtiaerie rsihen fam, Ttlnt It ouF n
feline gtIddBen Elm. Fs fHo fit Sc am
datrpsittiten reidsnben beOorsaaEtn aieIs.
linb no bic aanonsn nidt mshr hin
%fuirten. bd triti Der GIiegn Elm. beFeu
9ombsn ia tbsufans IN erhr einIs lbers
al ben 8abnanlaasn gsltsn. lln6efiim.
inert I'm bic bamit psrbunbsu Itsie grs
ipannung btr 0srbsH Eoa Der bsutId.
eisHbabner. bonn pbsrFsn bis auln leb
ten bsr bort b%si9dfigitn Mdnntr rim
aiptre 4rbtit tim = ano TIT ID.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

asbeus. Gi6t msbr aus MiiIsiO. Ruv
nes Minnss pssen. uub ihlisblih 1T e
nidt isosrmanus Sa6s, nadia neben ben
rufFfaen 2si9sn, pom Mdr5 Der, 6ords
poiten gu Itebsn. Tit Dem Sobe bat man
iaon LANCE aamerabfaaIt gsidtoFtn.
Mit ben 2si4sH nidt. 9es @inots
tpegen.
Gap .s Maft psrstn. Dir rpatn sa
ben gpteH esbtn, GOD. Der 8iao btbt fih
Ihpn auf. Sd fore iEn, neil Der 8dio
ftamm bleibt. Mer min bic @dume be-
grabeng sRiDiti, geb mitl' i6pirtt e
ii6er uns meg. DHrd) SUntpF mn Moraf
itpiperu mir bin. @ie IinO ifon bel bel
Ttshenoen patrouiasn.
Bis sa linen habtn mir bas qeideHs
feb au~fgerdumt. Dir idnsifsn ins frtte
mitterndhtige @eIdnoe. Duntel ragt Dor
ben ruEffden 9rnbtbinbsrnffen Elm ads
min anb Elm ipsnis Maatrnert. 8as
1prF bieB MituliFnti. Die RuHsn habsH
berihfet, bag iie es nit ftiirmenofr 6uno
senommen bdttsa. Sc llegt abr In ibrer
Gtsaung uHo bistst helte Dem raIii9en
6ornpDfgn S9RB. Gin unb pisDer
heben unIere patroaiIen bas Ret aus.
ab, bd lisgt Gin r~isfenbcftsr 6i6irier.
greifbeinia Iisgt sr auf BEN aiideu. go
pie man i'm tppblisIten asbtHsgsfahl fi4
anF zine 8srspisIe ldmsiBt uno neHtt:
Nan DoLtsn, fpdnbsrt peitsr! ~ 5AlieBs
lid bat Ct aud Gin Reft, ifn bier 10
brsilbeinig In itiAem i6musigneiBfn
GhngemaHtel dHs3uItredtn. vt bat istne
Rsffe binter ii6. Die ruffidt erbe III
grDber aIs sr fG IL bic @fot borssFeIlt.
Ct 6dt feline Gr6sartiIe 6inter fh. Be-
grabsn ober anbesrdbsH, bier bitibt e.
liegeH, brsitbeinig, ben Gnpf I'm eit babe
asibeslaags bonn RampF geriHeH, IsinsH
Teaten Arm, beHeH 6aHb Iih mod sur
3aajt bait, neben isinem aopFe. sd
sa5tstt inn NIT siusm fhHeun 9lis
meiner TdihenInmpe, UNI bic ih msinen
Mantsl f1ldss. ins gsFdt, gdpara pis
sie grbs. raiipitt, gsB mitl4 9erlbtr.
aitr bieTe beiben, arHen WlenfhsHs
Ieib9r, bic ii6 10 eng ne1 i'm 5ose dils
einanoerfauerH, battsn Hf gspiB nod Elm
paar aIeiHisieittn gu iugen. asns paaz
berbdren Rleinigtsitsn, bic ihE aebeH
ibnea pertmd6t, @iellei6t batttn It i'm
9orniIfer einGn Brief, cine ainbsrlods,
elm MattergOttssbilb2 Der cine BAIT ieiHe
6anbe gum anOersH biH. ST tpollts i'm
@frbanosssus rsiaen, sas If alss. gr
baIt bic Ainos nod in Der aanp. WluB
man beute bic EGteH b~efrugsn. INT 81
pfTen, baB ss iibsraa MsHfdsn sibt, bic
sbei Enb, bilfr.iG unb sut2 10 If Der
ghatien AHtisoHsse bab re hiefs bsioeH
MenIdEabrlosF en6Iid bssribs2
8ieier Sots ba Itarb ME sinsr, Der
Iftins DfIidt sttan Fat. Gr liegt, ods
8sFat aaf isinsm @snshs, ben TOEs
niiisr umssIduaLt, Ridtuns asgen bsn
/ 5sIna. ipie Elm tapTsrer GoIaat. diat
mear una nift !reEigtr. asiH gilo1dnsr
fonfse tinsa totem aglDsn id0ntr mfibtlH.
llnh bom bteiss 1t ben riihrtnofen I'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

elmer uHsebeuren ebene breitst Iid rI1is
ais geeentDari Dor ben BIiden Der GoIbas
ten aus. SO iteht ia ales auf berIslben
5afel bes Sobes, Der ibncn an Der Seite
fdritt nnb lire GeTaidte f9rieb. Cir bic
iSsimdt it eins Ghl0dt. bic INT NdrS
eei1lngen, fdon I'M Mpril IaHse Doriibtr.
Die G~paanungen iinb eelOft, unisre ers
folge gebuht, unIere Soten, uHiere 8ers
Guabeten itthen In ben BsrluftliIteH, pier
uber lsben bic GoIbatsn nod in BEN
@aIbe, ben Der Mdrs serFdmetterts uHb
ben Der Mtai ni1t pieber eriinen Taadt.
Sic sdhltn nod heute bic Suten. bic bic
RuHsn Dor ibreH S~teIunsen lisben. Dir
5elben Der Eat fiu6 nod srobsre 9siDeu
ber GebnIb.
5reiIin: bic 6eimIiten Gdmsr3sn, has
Bergen unb Gorsea, bas 5erihsn un6
Gragsn, bic 9rdlme unb bic 2rdnen Der
BON Gdidial iebsr Ghladt gefnlaseHsn
MngsbDrigsn, Das aebt nod lung., GasFs
Ii1 Dor ieber Neugier, ferne BON iebem
Srpif, wie Gin ~brsnnuoer MiHo, nie ggoIa
fen, bic nidt Hube finben, BON Der 9eiMnt
ms 6etb, npm gstb aud in bic 6eimat.
a1B es Nadt nerbeH. Mir ipoleR aaf
has S6lantfeIb ge6sn. Der trau.rnbe
Dinb Dirb uns su ban soten Isudtsn;
bic Moffen fnerben bot ms ~bsrpan5sIn
ME Der GdattsH Der iopbOtlsilhsa
69meifer.
Gg lift bas Galamtfelb, bas bic Osrs
gsbIidn 3urhbruhsperIuGt Der 3uHsH
nprbpefIin goItnpb, pper seaaisr sDi4
iden Mileit1 unb MDfbeiti, fab. &aum
Aunbertottsig Meter brett. 3psi @iirtsIz
itreifen, IN ben MaIb ssbolSt. Hnlsre 5ale
Daten nenneH He bic @iHbenhurginn.iis
uHb ben Namen bes nabggelseeHen 90rfs
nens MuIiarfne a6tiir5suh, bic Malie
,fdneiit. Gs 1T IumpFigts aunb. uuf rem
ME etfDas gffdt mar. 6ier faHb BON
Id4i5ehnteu Biz Sfpeiunb5pmsisEten Wdrs
BET aob unb fenIie. Cine tauFenbtSpFiss,
xHFifhg menfhenfdat nurbe bier nishtrs
eemabt. Die Gibirisr toHnteH ben 5a0
suA nit Ghastmaateln nidt betEfsea.
sic Iieeea beute nod 5tpiIAeH uHiereH Aab
BEN ruIFIden DrabtsefpiHfsH. Sbrs ipsfs
Zen Mdnisl Igudten bur9 bic 9adt. Sic
bcbsn nidts o%sn0Hnsr. 9i4t nal ttn
Grab.
GIN mFea GFufeiertag ninits cine
rsiBs SABINE aus bsH rHfFihen S6lbsns
araben. Mud BET ans purbs ala AHtpptt
INK slsine Jahns gsbibt, Gin raiFfdtr
Dffiaier tFai aaf bic 8ruEpsbr; Gin
Aeit der Gffisier fpEuHg anf bic @ras
Tenb1[6ung. Gle gingeH Fd sHtgtssa.
Der RnFe Bat I'm BaffsnHiaFnHo, Sis
poIiten Bic rnfFf6sH 9eiheHbigsl abb
traaen: re rpatsH FIRE totem Romtrabsn
bsafdbsn. eIaen Monat, nsiH, OreiBls
5ags, nsin. fsitH mir gsHarsr, iisbsnunes
slpanaia GlHabgn haheH ne ibFe 9tl9tn
anbsfaiist lisasn EafsH. HaFsrtn hattsa
lptr fhon @Iumsn ln5 gdalnt aaf bi:
MrdbsE asa|aust. Der IaffenltiaFaHl
ntts6t aelDahrf. lfHIsre Seute lisbta q
I'D MIDI nsHmsH: fs haIftn. prdHstsH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
9mtIde oSileu6a6uem
nuO Der .9ries I'M g5efeu.
Don profeNor Dr.. Seors ,csssnsr.

Gs III idon LANCE msin DHnI9 Gee
psIen, tinmal lbsr bic bslpunoerangss
piirbiesn etiiuHssH Der oeltlhtn Giieus
bdbusn i'm 9ritse etipas 3uiammenfals
Isnbes ~ iastn iopeit es Die SnisrehsH
bsr GsbsimbultuHs psitaittn unb ME Is
BEN ni6t fahmanHi ten 6orum elmer
SasesJsitans sutlpri@t. limb jpdr m6dte
i'd bebdnosln: sriieRs bic auigaben ocr
efutihtn e%iitnbahnen In ner Sfimat
pabrsnb Bee aTitsss. 3ipsittns bitisnigsH
btim srIitn ginsringen in bas ftinblia:
9anb unb beim 4rbsiltn i'm unmiitels
barren qampfbtrtih. Grittehs Die Sdtiss
tsit i'm n5pildsnlisgenosn StlupatiDns'
Sds msbr une metr gu ~storonst'a
9srbdltnifm ibersaflbrsn III. 8eim
sDsiisn unb britttn puniig btitr6nte i'd
MID auf ben ariessi9aaplab. ben Id
alein ttHHt, ben nfillihtn. uHo btsloIb
itebt bet allen. mas id BIER gu id5sn babe.
bns Gtfibl I'm atattrgrunb, 6ab bic &C.
ihilbsrtsn %2giltunsrn nur srit sinen ilfis
men Seil oss gaHsen bsbeuttn, auf bas
i9 ben 9tIsr babtim ebsn 70 ItolJ MAIDEN
t6nnie, ME i6 e als 8saiidE bin.
Der 9sisr bsrIsst iid sinmaI in Isinsr
grinHsruus ;uriid in bic Isbis SuIifpoae
1914, turj Dor Der Aritsssrildruns. Rod
bis in bic lsbtsn Gage bitisr Mode
glanbte ki uHs 70 gut nit nitmanO an
BEN ariss. Die Setbdber, bic 9srss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

narsn boiler Mttnfdgn, e mar tnmliten
Der erpbsR aalemmerlidlen iHuerH aufs
sntbaltsBgridisbuHg Der bsatIhsH geDDls
itruus. mo bic Sidhts utroost, bic Soms
merFriihM uberfiiqt finb. 9lGBlih, an
ben 5fpei, brti lsgteR 8aesn Der @ods
iibsriiel bic @spibbeit zines arisssauss
bruhes panilariig bic @tmiittr, unb nun
Itir5te Giles nit einenmal auf bic GiIens
b1bnsn, i'm 70 raid ipie m6slih in bic
6Rimatzsrte 5arid5utfbren. auh iDer
IonIi In 4ngsltgnheitea ausiparts mar,
Itrshte bsiHi, TIN fem 9dus 81 beiteaeH.
ebeHIo itEomte iber bic 2anbesgren5en
aug BEN aaslanbe bic 6tat bsrisHissn
.8eati6en btrein, bic in gr0Bter Gle Dor
bem @rtn3IaIuB nod rad 8sutidIanO
5uradtsbren tonnter. Mtr In ben Sagen
Ielbf arf btr Gifenbahn ssfabrsn 1T,
pirs fa Der abentguerIihen W0lEsripdns
htrung ertnnern, bic iibsral bic 4btetls
Biz sur lnm0glidteit iibfrflate, lno Der
@tbirse ban ReiiegeFdd, bic ii9 auf ben
8%nbnA0ftn smportiitmeu.
Sn bieIe 3eis einer bsreits drgiten
llebsrIaituHg Der Balm fitl Der Wobils
madangEbeIsbl BON /. QlgaIt, Der nun
an Bic beutItsH G~ilenbabnn nit einem
GHIass Elm Rab bon anFprosrungsn
fe[is, ME Fe in Der @sfaidte bss @ers
tebrsneeas nod nidt bO%rsdommen Fnc.
Dem mir batten siaen 3psifronteRtriee,
mad bsibel Seiten hiH gigaHtiiaitsr Art,
al fiihrfu, uap unfeFe 4Hnartidafb in
inn o65uftgsn, beitanb Dor alien In ber
RoIaheit uno Der MlaHeupudt unfsreS
QngriTfg. 81 Der Slut Der in bic Seimai
5u~riidtrebtnbm GpmfnerrsiIenben gsIsatg
Tih IN ben srfieH 9agen bes arisess BIZ
WlaTe bersr, bic oB 6eertsbienitpfliGtigI
ober ais Grtiipiaigs sur gsitegans siIteH.
81 ben 9s5irtstomnano0s, unb neiterbin
su ben assimentern unb JormaiionsH
befSrbtrt ipurbtn, cine aDeits u~Hsebsuerl
90IIsrpsritieblng. Damn bic aAiamm'
lung Der G~rIppsnttile an ben Grten, bon
no ihr 4ufbruh irs 5tl6 81 erfolgeu
lotte. Dunn enDIiH BET risIise 4btraHs,
port Der Milipnenbtsre Sa ben 6ronteT
|felbFt, sum grobsn 1sil qusr oHrd
DeutIdldnb bineura BON eiutm Gnbi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
2ladts ant Oem S6Gd6ttelO.


lFh ale sum eitbtsnsri am 8tiub. 9is
Sonut, oi, 70 ir6bIih am blausittn
Giitrhimmel Itdne, fab 6reuno NIT Beiuo
an bsulslbm 8sdbgrn ldauFtln, Gis
IIAisn berrIldsr bsnR ie bsrdh. als itanoe
ME Gin Iernss Rorblitt bintsr iht bic
Britbsnsionns unb IpgHbete ibr pen ibrsr
a~nermsbbaren Snonbsit. WlRhr ale iaus
ftHb beerHb man am ,riien Sage. eint
onHiIe &siit BON 2~otsHbisslR.
ia, am speiien Sfsritifring. itiss
pI6Blih BET ben RuHsu cine Tote 9abRt
aaf. Gle niults ben llniriesn, be iton
III Der eriteH Woraenfriihe lpitber an ibr
9otsngrdbsrbdnopert eeeanssn pdreH,
Die Nufsu iuartn in ben S%dibsngrdbea
5tbliebsn. Wiellelhi baiten maHhe cine
IdIedis Radt ssbabt. @isIItidt fhdmtsH
Ft iih aud. 8isltibt aber brauditn Il:
bic Soteu, bic tl,iHsn braunsn Mtni6sRs
hiiael, BET einem ususa 0nsriff sur
9tdang. Sic pinitsn db. Gs idiea ibnsn
ssuue Der @rdbsr 80 Isiu. unlere Sois
haten TabeR bic rots Sabine. sic ionnten
"a niht gIaabsn, Ritt b,ereiisu. gle
faauftItsn rubis fort. SsBt Idpftn bic
RuFal. sit IdoFsu srii IN Biz Cuff.
Absr e. mar cine b.uiIide Mlabnuus:
glun madt, bub ibr forttommt, ibr psrs
fluhten 6sutidsn 9sufsll ga, lie mubim
nun pobl etben, Die bsuiidsn garbarsn.
Sic bssilisn id Hiht. Ssbsr mudis srii
feline arbsit fsrtis. Damn Habmtn is
ibre 6pattH, rubie. une siHssu. Der
Mdffsniiqltanb mar su Gnbe.
Bel ms bdRst beute nod bic peiBe
Gabns. Mir grabsn nod INNER bic ruIiis
Taen 5pteH Elm. Mit .issner gefabr bes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

DeiIi6er aritaAiHaupiob DO. Mai
aurB hi htutt IN bsr Seimat bas Cd.
bdnints fir arieestdisn uno ntI6enru9m,
" IN HbsriaitiBs NIT seraliigsr @ss
idi6te. IS III mibt pie Ner S6riis
sinss Manbgrfrs uaier Der Sophie eingi
niat na9laHenosH @eipillerS. 1aalih
tiiyBsH finIterr uRo fur9tbare Gr,lgaiHs
aus ihm btrab. Wte BON fIammsaosn
SprunbdHbsru IfisR mir INNER Htue unb
lrembe unb Ihredlihs Ramfn. 81 iprts
men 1lstrs unb GrbtsiIe, Gambler uno @es
btrge &een. JliHt, Mdlber, Stdnts unp
bte Auiaea BON @tdbten. Die 8eIhen
iDg9isln, imuier aber 1T es bieltIbs plus
iiee Spradt. Sin pabnpibissr @sttItrsit
ihtint dnsetbtphen az iein, iih gegsils
Iettig nit @rauisH unb Rubm gu iibsrs
tau6sn. Gs fiHb niht mtbr bic MenIden
alsin, bic m~iteiHanbsr ringeu, es iino bic
uneliidsatitirne bsr 9Ditsr islbF, bic iibsr
unieren Idpen uno Rdhten ibre ihidials
I9dtttnben Rreiie 5iebeH. SINNER taHbsr,
INNER blinDer nirb unIere @uTmtrtIdms
ieit. Run gut. ss pirb nod ssldmpIt Die
am erItsE 5age: neiH, unberslsihlin
furhtbarsr, mitIsioloIsr, nit pahlsnber
Berbdriuns unb GrbitteruRg. aber fablt
nidt ieber i'm @runbe: labt bic gilbsr
idHsl poribsr5iebenl @tbt benz 3ass.
mas bts 5aess 1T. @~srsanssnss iti psrs
sanssn. g ishrt Ri6t Disbtrl GsIig
finb bic 9srseHsnbsul
Ri6t 70 i'm JsIot. 5isr bat ii5 bic
trlsbte 6sfhihie NIT sinsm nod bGrtsrtn
Grtffsl tief in bic 6erSsR esgrabsn. 9isr
gibt Is feline Qeugisroe pie ss feline 9srs
gdngtubeit unO ttine 3utuHft eibt. Glsia
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Slid. au6 It iorb ia fir fein @atsrs
Lamb. Mds iii bas fur cir Boil, bas
ftins 6eIbsH in ben Siimpisn ~psrfaulsn
ldbt9
apte i'm 9ote. Maan mig a6tgsben,
baB man ni1t ubsr ie fiOIpert. 6ier
lisasH re ME bon einem ein3igen gefDaltis
aeE GeHlenl6Iag H~ieberesmabt. 8lumsn
unb gbren. Gin Grid MIR bes ~flanties
renoen MdI6insngepebrs. Gs if Elm
iammsrDoaer anblid.
pie GisinIause rufen. 6orh. Gdritte
i'm GsIdn6t. anmmea bic Rahen ihr.
zoten besrdbsf2 MeiH, fs 1T bic beutiGe
Sanitdtstompagaie. bic an ihre ndattihs
4rbtit ee6t. 9b 8rtunb. ob GeiHO, man
fon BID gotfH ebreif. limb mdre e MIR
NIT siner Gann roll Grpe.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
TWO DAYS LEFT FOR
RAISING BIG AMOUNT

Mt. Pleasant, Jan. 19.-There are
but two days left in which to raise the
necessary 800, 600 for the keeping of
the Iowa Wesleyan college in Mt.
Pleasant. Owing to the bad condition
of the country roads and the severe
winter weather the county campaign
in Henry county has not been at.
tempted. To date nearly $4,000 has
been raised and tomorrow morning the
campaign throughout the rural dis.
tricts will begin. With but two days re-
manning in which to secure $4,000,
the various committees will be enlarg.
ed and the work pushed to the limit
in order to raise the necessary
amount. There will be a big mass
meeting tonight at 7.30 at the cam.
paign headquarters, at which time the
new committees were chosen for the
country work. President Edwin A.
Schell left this morning to attend the
meetings of the university senate
which will be held in New York this
week, and at which time he will make
his report before that body concerning
the financial situation at Iowa Wes-
leyan. 1t in the next two days the
people of Henry county respond as
they should, there may be an ate mpt
to secure q brief extension OF time for
a few days in order to raise the re.
quired amount. But it's doubtful
whether or not this request would be
granted as the university senate has
already delayed their proceedings six
weeks to wait upon Iowa Wesleyan.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-01-20
Stock Market

New York. Jan. R.-The markets
failure to respond to various favorable
trade developments, ncludin nlsnsi
prices and further large orders TOT Sue
and iron products. caused a fresh se.i-
ing movement before Midday III '"e
stock exchange today. :,
United States Steel was onereu -,
large lots down to S4B, us low pr
for the current movement, ana pesn
hem Steel fell to AS. MaI
preferred, one Of the recent sustalnins
features. declined 3 to soy, coppe.s
and oils were consistently a II
connection with adverse Mexican ru-
mors. Speculation in stocks ike AGO
hol. Coal Products and a rev otneIs
selling ct prohibitive prices, faiieo 70
enlist public interest. Bonds were IT.
regular. -
The same s~pecialties that contributed
to yesterdays activity were again
prominent at today's opening on tne
stock exchange. United States nous
trial Alcohol and American fio-
ducts made new high records, WIN
gains Of 3% and 2A respectively IN the
early dealings. Bethlehem Steel, AFTER
opening down a point at ATS, soon al
vanced to 4s2B. Changes
comprised various nominal gains n
losses, leading stocks showing no very
definite trend, except NeWtsYo rk EN-
trail. which rose y to 11113. Its record
price Of recent years. War shares were
lower at the outset but recovered later,
and United States Steel denoted furth-
err pressure. 81
The close was heevy.
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PACKEY TO QUIT
BOXING, He SAYS
CHICAGO sTockYARDs FIGHTER
TO DEVOTE HIS TIME TO THE
BICYCLE GAME.

Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Packey McFar-
land has passed up the fight game and
from now on it's going to be the pro-
noting business for the former light
weight ring star. At least that was
his announcement Tuesday night. He
will devote all his time to the six-day
bike race that is scheduled to start at
the coliseum on Feb. 2.
II am through with the mitts," said
Packey. with Tom Convey and M.
j. Boyle l have got a good start in
the six-day bicycle game and We are
going to reestablish the game by
putting men at the head Of the gov
erning body who stand for fair play
all the way through. The riders are
with us and we are going to give the
public a race here next month that
will be worth while. They are anx-
ious to make this race the fastest
and most interesting affair that has
ever been held, simply because we
have given them a chance to work
when they would otherwise be idle
for three months. Our purse OF $4,000
is tho biggest that has ever been put
up for the twelve hour a day grind.
""The plans for the track have all
been drawn up and with the help of
julius Floto, n of the best track
architects in the country, We are
going to have a track that will give
the boys a chance to ride at their
best"
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GIBBONS KNOCKS
0UTY0UNGA HEARN
THE M~lDDLEWElGhT CHAMPION
SENDS hAYMAKER ACROSS
IN OPENING PERIOD.

st. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 19.-Mike GID
bons of st. Paul, knocked out Youne
Ahearn in the first round OF theii
scheduled ten round bout here Tues
day.
The fight had been In progress
about a minute and a half when Glib.
bons worked his man over to the corn
err and with a smashing right swing to
the jaw, sent him to the floor for the
count.
Ahearn raised his head slightly at
the count of four, but his eyes closed
again and his head bumped the floor.
Seconds carried him to his corner and
1t was three minutes before he re.
gained consciousness.
Scores of spectators rushed into the
ring and carried Gibbons away on
their shoulders.
Just before the fight started 1t was
announced from the ring that a tele-
gram had been received from Les
winner of last nights contest for a
battle 'to decide the middleweight
championship. Of the world"
Ahearn weighed in at the ringside
ut 154h, Gibbons at 1861.
Soon after the round started Ahearn
landed a left on his opponents jaw
and Gibbons head rocked slightly.
They clinched again and neither had
an advantage in the ~breakaway.
Then Mike rushed his opponent to
the corner of the ring with a volley of
rather light blows. Ahearn, swung but
missed. There vas another quick ex-
change then Gibbons sent the slashing
right hand blow which landed square
ly on the English lads jaw and he
dropped to the floor like a log.
At the count of ten Gibbons tried to
lift his fallen opponents head but sec.
onds relieved him of the task.
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Grain Review

Chicago, Jan. 19.-Wheat weakened
today, influenced by assertions that
the tightening Of the blockade of neu'
trail ports would further complicate the
! difficulties Of exporters and tend to re.
strict buying. A fresh advance to q
new high record in ocean freight rates
from the United States to Great Britain
was an additional source OF discourage
ment to the bulls. Profit taking by
holders became decidedly free.
Rallies failed to last. Foreigners were
declared to be selling futures here AND
at Winnipeg and the outlook was fol
increased arrivals at Minneapolis ano
Duluth. 1t was denied that the Can
adian government had been buying
The close was weak, ~ to = ne,
lower. with May at $1.30A and July Al
lS1.23H.
Opening prices, which ranged from
&c off to NC up, May at &l.SlA &c
1892 and July at $1.24h to 4. Were
followed by q sharp decline all
| Corn gave way with wheat. Besides
enlarged receipts gave an advantage 70
the bears. After opening h@Ac on 70
q shade up, the market underwent q
general sag.
Reports that corn had beer purchas-
ed to come here from the west and
southwest kept the market depressed
The close was steady but A@hc net
lower.
Oats reflected the declines In other
cereals. At first, however, prices show
ing a disposition to climb, owing to re-
cent big sales to the seaboard.
Provisions eased off with grain
Firmness in the hog market had only
a temporary effect.
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HORSE BREEDERS MEET.

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 10. How to
improve the breed Of farm horses was
discussed here this morning by the
Horse Breeders association OF the ILL.
nois live stock breeders association.
The swine breeders held a session In
the afternoon, these two gatherings
winding up the sectional work OF the
live stock breeders convention which
has been holding sessions here since
Monday evening. There will be a final
general session OF the association late
today when committees will report and
officers be elected. A banquet is to
be held this evening.
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SHOW ACTIVITY IN
SUFFRAGE CAMP

The joint session Of the board Of the
Iowa Equal Suffrage association and
the organizers held in Des Moines on
Monday and Tuesday of last week was
the preliminary to the intensive cam
paign which the suffragists will carry
on during the flve months preceding
the vote on the amendment.
The plan Of the state association IL
to keep one organizer In each federal
district who, working with the county
and township chairman. Will make
every effort to carry the district. The
organizers and their respective dis
tricts as announced by the state board
are: Mrs. Helen B.. Mcdowell, first dis
Helen M. Eacker. third: Mrs. Elsie "
Benedict, fourth: Miss Rettig, fifth;
Miss Alice B. Curtis, sixth: seventh
district. not yet appointed; Miss Grace
Ballard. eighth: Miss Florence Leech.
ninth: Mrs. J. G.. Grundy, tenth: Mrs
Maud McCreery, eleventh.
mo state has ever entered q suf-
frase campaign under more favorable
conditions" is a statement that hal
been made by the state president, Miss
Flora Dunlap. and this fact Is en-
phasized by the report Of the organiz-
ers who have stopped at various points
in Iowa enronte from their homes ir
neighboring states.
"The whole situation in Iowa is by
far the most favorable OF any state
said M Of the organizers. who has
been very active in the eastern cam
paigns.
In all parts OF the state this year SUI
frage sermons will be delivered on
Mothers day. The suffragists are
making this request Of the ministers
over the state. believing Mothers day
q most appropriate time to speak OF
woman and citizenship.
Iowa is rich in friends who have, in
various ways. expressed their desire to
aid the Iowa campaign. One Of the
latest gifts is that Of 10000 ~bIotters
bearing the suffrage message.