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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30
3aerftuiirOise DselOnnecn.
gieiu gOrfer Srldnber b6ren OUn gro.
zen Grfulgen III &HGliH.

g2ep Oort, 26. 9lpril. 0oB cine
gebeime 8erbinbung 5pii9en ben
Re6ellen in Srlnno unb ben ameri=
tonifdeu Sren beitebt, 1T ME be-
5lpeifelt porben, lit aber febr pffentuns
big, ba am Mpntng abeno f6on biz
MeIbung etnIief bob Dublin bon
ben 8ebeIlen genpmmen unb Der
en9Iif6e 9D6ittOmmoEpierenbe, sc.
neral 6rienb, nsbIt Ietnem 9an3su
Stnbe, in bic 6Gnbe Der 2tufItGns
biI6en sefalIen iei. Grit pierunbs
apnn5i9 @tun0en fpdter truf bi:
omtli9e MeIbung, bic in ben irif6sn
@sreinen gleip gOrts Idngit betanut
mar, in ben Ser. Staaten Elm.
Die Io9ridten botten natiirIib
9roBe Qufregung in irif6en areifen
perurIn9t, unb nit @pannung mars
tet man ouf ipeitere Ho9ri9ten.
Rubert s5urb, Giaentiimer Der
nSrifb @orIb", ertIdrte seTtern
abenb. boB er om Muntag obenc
cine 8ebeiutbepefde aus Dublin ets
baIten babe, in Der ibm mitaetetlt
purbe, buB bic StroBentdmpfe in
Dublin f6pn om Somstog bsgons
nen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30
@acs IN Wuirabr.
SIM 9Snucru Der uGiriineu eSuicl" Or
ganiliert iidl Die SSugcuo.

Die amtIid gemslbete @erhaftun1
Cir 9oger GoTements, bes beruft,
nen SLIPPERS Der irii6eu Syreibetrss
fdmpfer, fdeint bas SignoI gum
2osbru4 Oes 2lufitonbes gefpeIen gu
fein. ObgIei6 bebouptet pirb, bob
Sir Roser on 8oro zines mdstiers
ten beuti9en 9ampFers perbofts.
ipurbe, 10 lit oies benno6 5neifels
bait. uno man nimmt pieIfa6 an,
boB Sir gtpger in SrIonb feIbft Der,
bafitt nurbe, na6oem bic @affgn
pon benz oeutf6en 9ompfer in Die
9dnbe Der Rebelen 9elongte. 0enn
nur 10 mar Elm orgoniiierter @iber.
itanb ge9en bic SOIboten, Der beute
mod ni6t nieber9etdmpft lit, iibers
baupt m0gIid.
SbgIei6 Der 6erb bes Qufifnn6es
iih in Dublin 81 befinoen fcheint,
10 1T es bod eripieIene 5atTa1e,
baB bic 0rganiiatiOn i'm Snnera
bes 2onbes gef6offen tpurbe uni
nur auf ben 6iibrer gu iuartsn
f4eint. SnfpIge Der itrengen Gen.
fur, bic bon Der 3eeierung nusge-
lift pirD, 1T es 70 gut pie unnl0gs
lid. senau feitSuftelIen, pie nett bic
aeDnnution Biz iebt um iih gegrif.
fen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30

2turoro, Sd, 26. Qlpril. Bon bier
9ia9en geitern bunoerte bon Dspss
ideu an bic aOngrsBmitgIie0sr ab,
in penen gegen Die ariegspolitit Der
gtegierung proteitiert pur0e. Die
Better Der genegung bier lparen 8as
ter g8e6er, pfdrrer Der taiboIif6en
Ct. gi9olus 0emeinoe, uno geter
alein, Gigentiitner Oes .4urpra
8oltsfrsurb". Ueber ben 3tped Der
8epegung befrngt ertldrte 6err
alein iAlagfertig: Dies 1T feline
@erIammIung pon 0euti6en, ion0ern
bon Qmerifanern. Die teinsn Grieq
nit irgenOeinem Canoe unb bor alien
9ingen 5rieoen bobsn rpoGsn.
2srre 6oute. Snb., 26. 9tpriI.
C5eitern obenb nur0en tier Qrranaes
ments nit elmer Selegraphenaqeniur
3lped5 lleberien0ung BON 500 SeIez
crnmmen nah Waibington qetrofIen.
r}n ben 9epei6en miro qeqen bic
arisgs9olitit Der &Ominiitrotion pro-
teitiert uuo bic 8ertrster i'm &onqreb
aufgeforoert, fir oen fFrieben ein3us
treten. Die 5etegramme paren on
RE Senatoren &srn uno Snggort To-
ME ben 9eprdientanten WoB geri9s
tet.
Nad) SamicnDcn.
Std6te Oes gSeiteus ibrridWemmcn
Die SelegrapbeHasGuturen.
g4itago, %. 9ldrs. o. 8. Sacpb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30
5rlan0 iii @eQen Antrn@r
0u6(in tei(mei(e in Den 9dnoen 0er Re-
6eQen, Gelegrap6enlinien 5erf6rt.
glf enslii6e 5ol0aten tit 5trabenfinpien getStet.
Sir Ruaer GaIememt nidDt 0nf 0rntldDrm
gnmpter, Iomorrm in 3rlamn uerhaftet.
2arlanett lit geDenter SiBnn9.
gli enG!ii6e 5ol0aten 1T strabenfimpien get
2sarfament in se6eimer 5itnng.

2onbpn, 90. Qpril. Die gRebel,
lion in Srlano. bic 2lnsriffe Der
beutT9en Slotts nuf bic englifAe
Siifte nnb oas glsid3ertige unb ii4
ipieberbolenbe grf9einen beuti6et
2uftidiffe iiber engIiIfen Stdbtsn
iino teinespegs 5uIammenbangIOie
Soeesereigniiie. Sn engIii4en Res
eierungstreiien 1T man iogor feIt
iiberaeugt, oaB Die ongefiibrtsn Grs
ei9niiie nur bic SeiIe zines grpben,
nit 1lmiidt uno Sprgfalt ausgelegs
ten Plones Iinb.
Die Gage in Srlonb lit GuBerit
ernit. Die Hegierung gibt gu. baB
bic tslegrapbiide @erbinbung nit
Dublin duBerft i6ipierig unb seits
ipeiie iiberbnupt ni6t m0gIi6 iit.
Die NebelIen baben mebrere Stoots
teiIe in ibren 6dnoen, oarunter oa5
poitamt, einen mafiiben MpnumentnIs
bou, unO oaS 9elegropbenamt. Die
3eribneibung Der SeIegrapbenIinieu
erfoIate bereits am Montag. Sos
peit amtIid betannt gepOrben, for,
berten bic StroBentdmpfe bisber II
9ote ouf engliider Seite. Die 3a9l
Der i'm Sample oefanenen Re6ellen
purbe seFteru ouf fiinf angsge6eu,
bod iit es pabrideinlid oaB Die
3abl bebeutenb b06er IL.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30
Die gewaltigc jrie0en66eUegung.
Sic SongrejmitglieOer NIT SrOteten gegen Den
Srieg iberi5wenlmt.
Giut 5ritOrnstampagnr im gan5tH 9anbc.

Ddfbingion 26, glpril. 9os Doll
bat aeiproden, uno in WaIbington
reibt mon ith beoGdtig Die Stirne.
Cine risienbafte 9elpeguna gu @uus
fen Der @rboItung oes 6riebens eebt
Our9 bas gau3e &ano. sic lam
ibrsn @tnbrud auf bic Re9ierenbsn in
Der 9ouptitaot nidt berfsbIsu. Die
unee3dblten Wleu9sn bon 0epeI6en,
bic felt geftern mor9en in Der 6aupts
Itnot augetommen itnb uno in 0enen
in ungei9mtntter Spra9e gegsn bic
gum Sriege nit 0eutfdIdno fiibrenoc
BpIitit Der Administration proteitiert,
reoen cine eiubringIidbe Spra4e. glm
geitri9en Gage oliein tpdren iiber 80,.
600 folder 0epeiben bel ben Senoa
toren uuo WtitgIiebern OeS 6ouTes
ein9etroffen. uno in ben 9eIegrapbens
Bureaus tlopperien ole gtppdrate un-
aafborIih peite::, Die sanse Ra9i
Our9, mb beute mittog tpareu fis nod
u,6t su &ube getommen.
Die anfdngIid berein3eIt tommsns
ben Selegrumme tpuAIen in ipenigen
Stunoen Su elmer Slut an, bic TeIbf
Den berbiiieuftea &riesspebern oiC
augen ss0ffuet baben miiFen. Gins
8elue Senatoren unb aonersimitslis.
Der fpurbeu unter ben Bergen BON
protei itospeIdsn formti5 begraben,
namsntIicb IoI9e, ole ais NlitgIieber
Der 2lusi6iiiIe fir ou8pdrtigs 2tnges
le9enbeiten cine ipihtige Stimme in
ben 8erbohbImgen nit bsm Nus.
idn0e bdben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30

bsiBt, baB Elm 2tufitanb bon BEN
llmfange nidt mOsli9 sefpeien nds
re, nenn Die SpIbaten ibre gfliht
getan bGttsn.
Sein &eben oerl6et3t.
Sir 3ipger Gaiement mtro &rp;eE
aemadlt merOen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-30
Mad, 3auicnDcn.

Std6te Oes gSeiteus HbsridWemmcn
Die SelegrapbeHaseuturen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Week Ends as it Began, with
Irregularity the Dominant
Note.
TRADING LIGHT AND NARROW

NEW YORK. April T. Tho week ended
as Il began, with ifregularity the domi.
nate note Trading today was very hHht
ana more narrow then W me precious
days oiis ana gthsr Metlesn lasass
south fihs tio grands, Me1ican %
tf0lsum aud TszaH company wore higher
w W 70 ~ points, reApeeufelyt hnc
American smelling ross 2 pYluls' lgyr
per ia gspafHi resumed yesterhAyH aellt.
ltY and he automobile group was better
~ ] 70 4 points, Among war Issues
efieiblg Htnel common and preferred
Nov York air brake BALDWIN l1s0tm9s
live hHd American car made similar
gains and mercantile marine pfNfafTul
supplemented yesterday advance " 3
Ills usual miscellaneous issues, notably
United states Industrial alcohol hno
AntsTiasn coal pfodIeta we're better b.
" I points, Dut south Porto lnco sugar
vas die only stock ~ 80 particular
GLASS ~ inahffat especial pfg1.Hehs''
rising II ~ the new record N ~
IaVsn adding i Substantial fraction 10
gsatstdaYs setback but AeN VOTE 'sh-
lfal made Soma recovery, HeadihH Nha
unchanged, bot the second pfstssfte9
yielded points United i s,ates s,,I hsssl
and Bsihiehem Btael ZEN 70 ~, but
faKalnad much N its iges Total hhins
of stocks amounted ~ lN,yD SHARES
IFHNg IfH3NMM tNNfNNN HWHN Wv
steady expansion n general business hhd
ibs Increasing hfnfGltg ~ labor fApr
eiaiiy in tho textile Industries. lhhh 4
~ remote sections report ~ luett hss,'
demand Tor money Win . ilflhff mar"
eutuR N long time recommendation
me l0cai bank statement showed AZ
ACTUAL lncfaahe nj gi5. sszyyp N ighhht Nllh
40 material change N enKh holaihk
and i ngftIaF da0ffHae hi reserves HfuNs
~ thh sKnsHs dow ntg wa, s1sV95 thf
smallest total thus far tbs geaf
Weakness ~ Hires 10 To-Day Ffehhlke
market seemed ~ THfbis recent tNhl9l 2
IN an Arrangement between London Aha
ItatDa " btablilIH Italian feWltihHees'
Btsflina ana francs Wef rim. .....,.
Anglo French bs alpihhtso thA gfs 49, I
bond liAt wa9 irfeE8lAr. TglHl haiss on
bonds par value, Nefa NlD,W 49,. -.
United States bonds we're UhebabEsa on
cali, during tho Hesk, .-.,-..
RgniBNr " sales ana leading quGthiiyni
on stocks we're as f0llpWHi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
American Bankers
March on Into the
Old World Capitals

Correspondence Of tho Associated Press
LONDON. March p. soveraI big bank
Ing firms Of America, including j.. r.
Morgan q Co. the National city hank
and the Guaranty Trust company Of New
York. have we'll advanced their arrange
mants n capture their share ~ the H.
nannial business Of the world heretofore
moBopolizsd BY London and Paris They
have all largely Increased their staffa in
the European capitals and almost every
steamer from London brings American
banking experts. Who are 70 report 10
New York on the conditions in various
countries.
Among the later arrivals was Joseph
r coshY. foreign exchange manager
II the National city hank, who has sons
20 Madrid with q atari on four men 10
look into the situation IN apaln the
question 81 esehanEn will first occupy
their attention, Il heinz tho aisb ~ tho
Raw York bankers % maintain "a far 80
paasihln a favorable rate ~ exchange be-
tween London and the various feuiafs
Fha london manager IN Naw Work.
financial house explained thai lbla ei.h
vas dHa 10 The fact that the ihfspr
American firms are convinced that fan-
don Nill ramain geographically the fiBhn.
aiti center and that - heretofore musi
n lbs hlK operations wlli la carried aai
hers bni that American mHnnT aiil w
required o. successfully handle ihan raF
example should q Rfuth American state
Require money he lean will t6 d1ataB in
Tendon HF ra5lH hut tho tlllfu alii na
AmHufaRa Nhn haHlpg maaI 20 ths srsts
money with Ne ~ position ta compete
slth those rHopean rwa whlab tff0ra
lhe $40 had m1nnpalF N iha huslHssa
This AmaFiesa Habks eil sisa iaf8fif
haf Ilu iNf business af smsdeau r.ana
fsatHfths senJaHas ehlab rafe q tafes
"a Ensant ana nhiah siHle lha aIttfsas
"a waE have hseR aHassssfWl ln aafiHHHR
mufh ~ me tfaAs iafnaftl AaHs hl Fa.
farFAH manufacturer ana Aussursn
mttai ~ msinmeHl company uhlah hes
lsFsa faaieFt b uHslana sna l. e..
hEsha "a has aitesiF m aSaa t.a
paFtlan NJ me fafaEa uaaf ~ tssfman
fanlFanlfs ARd q shiFg'eF plahsa e. ail
tatls ~ ttt eefsa hsaFsF Atsf ana
hsitsf means n AtsintVtlaH rhahlas itia
saiWaHg 90 haHia ns iafsisH taaiusst
mars sdfaHiass F fnm faa1aH tsaa
ffam tmsFita
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Sells Unchanged 10
Cent Higher, with Winter
n Grades Leading.
Now CORN IN GOOD DEMAND

OMAHA. April l. 1915
The demand for cash grain WA very
!. active today and there WIS a general al
Nznee IN prices,
lash wheat sold generally from I'm.
changed 70 ! cont higher, bat few cars
NJ choice hard winter wheat advanced
nbout ih cents.
The corn market was also strong and
ruled from v 10 / cent higher, tho bulk
Of tho snleH going ~ cent advance, The
commercial grades u yellow corn wefs
~ food demand and sold about 2 cents
< Y advance ~ the Whlto and mixed
RadeA,
she demand for oats was nodsrAta. bot
the receipts VI thlA cereal we're very Hight
hnd the market ranged from X 10 / cent
higher
fharo we're only Il few cars u rye 70.
reiVed today, but these we're quickly
taken ~ nj prices ranging from uhs
CHANGED ~ n n cent higher,
HHrley was quoted n0nnally unchanged
1lshfhnceH we're Wheat and Tour
eq1pi u i,9g0U bushels, corn, g,Dco
bushels, oats &9.0Dg bushels,
lAFup0gl Close wheat unchanged,
A1fn, unchanged.
y Primary wheat receipts we're 1,160,000
tusbnlH ana shipments. EDJOg bushels,
against receipts " Gg0OJJ bushels and
NpmentB " $500 bushels last yeaTy d.
Urinary corn receipts WHra b9V,W
bushels and shipments, gBV9 buabnlBt
HKHinat receipts ~ bsllDCg bushels ana
AnlIiinants u $4,000 bushels last year.
~ftnHIH oats receipts were hzOD
DpsDels ana shipments, 1,a8,VJ btfsh6lht
eEninst receipts N sg2,OJ bushels ana
shipments u ts0,0U bushels last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

nan. haddles nc. roo shad. eoc each.
CELERY Mammoth. roo per dor ,
medium, 0e per doz'. small. @ei Florida,
BEEF tUT5 Ribs. No. /, 0aoi No, 2.
lsi4g, No 8, ilAc, L0ins., 40 4 Aet Ne.
2 zlei No. B. igho. chueka, no, !, lko,
no. 2, tiAqi No. 2, D4.e. ROUNDS No, !.
lbAe No. 2. itc, No. .. itAc. Plates, No.
Fruit ana Vegetable prices furnished by
FRUfTs- Oranges, boz. So, tzbo. g1s.
t275i ass. t3g0, l9es, Mo it0a, b7b, f1es,
@ss a4s, no. aog, 90, aDos, ~. ~.
Cord, HW Grapefruit, box. Na, y, lba
400. ~, 49,, bls, $3.50. gin, 40. 70s, y,s,
NV, 400. Strawberries, I175 case, Ia
nanns, bunch Medium aiEo. ElDlgi tlt
medium size iunboss, E2G'tz. ~,
. ssar g sis. 'sR ,s s sSah fs, m
Does, tgb1tsRb. Crsnbsrfiss, sell thsm.
VE0ETA BLEE- onions Red, $40 u
yellow, 81 ~ Spanish t1.B crate Lat
luce, ti01 Dor. cAmin0wef, 40 crate.
AsppfaEne, WD boz tomatoes, Flori.dss'
NO crate. cucumbera, 40 doEon. ~.
efti california, gge dor Florlfa, H,byu
300 crate. Cabbage Old, 2h0 ~, new
8iAa III, hNW b8stH, carrots. tufnlpal
radishss, sball0ta, 700 dor, Hubbard, w
bog fsggern " ,,i bassei wh nfi' I, T
81, tied RIVER ohios, no bu, sweet
potatoes. Delaware, tl7t hamper. seed
HW0AtH, g2.U bbl.
ONi6N gET'B flsd, ta6o bu,; yellow,
l2b1 bu,
CIDER u ~ ksK.
HONEY t87t cha6
pOpeOHH forty lib. pigs, t7U case
Nl1TR= Peanuts No. /, raw, Sho ID,
No /. roasted, $40 ~ Jumbo raw, sHe
h Jumbo. roasted, VIC ~. Filberta ~
M. Feeans ighe hi Jumbo. THG H.
MiFhd nuts ibG ~.
DATEa, FIUA DromAdary, datss, f27i
eass, stuffed dates tlT bon, DeW fiRB
fB9 box
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PnovIsIoEs
rsnturcs Of the Trading aud Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, April 1.--Builiah crop CON
.ditions reported both from the winter
k9heat and tho spring wheat pelm We're
chiefly responsible for q decided haFh ny
market closed strong. i5saf2c 70 zlslgzito
net higher. with May ~ tii6 ana july AZ
tt.fpb other speculative articles, 100,
showed gnlnH~en tNfAe ~ lei yht''
mi 10 MaA.c. and provisions, l1e 70 Ha. .
oklahoma led the way for the wheel
baiis inv monthly official crop report
from that state WAS clearly adverse 70
tbe bears. as q decline Of HiS points ~
condition WIS shown to have taken plhf
In March, putting the percentage dnWh
80 O., compared With " a year hko' Az
Vnfae unofficial reports we're also fe-
raifed from ohio. indihna, hhnhhhs no.
braakH and other winter wheat btatnH,
Including Illinois. The lllngia adVieeE
ahrmpd TO be- especially fffeeilNe Against
dire bun gldH, for they chmh from o req
0Hni1cd authority aud cgnifaHltd decide
edlY with assertions yesterday RON
sources ipaH we'll known That the out
l0uk wuH improving
Prospects fHr notable decrease in NO
sufnN pfnp acreage both Sides ~ ihr
canadian line added materially 10 tho
handicap op the heara N wheat
Continued DELAYS 90 seeding we're pes
ported ifirmneHH Of Liverpool quota
items tended further o. keen prices ~.
Haai continuously on the upgrade and
HH HiHN NlN HAHHft NNtNN HNfN anu N'
Omaha hut the aeahoard aa we'll lie'
sHrs t waB HalA the United States ls'
hla uppY t0taf would NhuW good.
eFai hrUTfnHr fnf thp WtNk
improved cash demand iiilHi NHfn lla
NhtRi hulff and ihr smaiHfas ~ Co.'s
shirts WrfH iikrH iar ftftNis in fhH Hd.
- gate hardened % Nmpalhg piln
TfHr cereals tiaina hNHeYHt. Wrtn frl
y iitfN small natnF b. aiEuH ~ Increased
aar NhnW NMirf Hhfai iaA ttgn
#l fUNaNfd
lNsHef pflras 90 bpsa hHt rara ghtt
sEtHHGfh iW pFaElHitnn
fN addition WHsaiN fiEuifa Indicated
UaHI NlpH MSS ~ WeHis aHd lafd
HI rfIi,. LnEHahsft lleanUff g
FIU lower Feeents 8eN ,atsa
fa ih ordinary ffsa iAt al
faaaH va Boa HAtt isisA
HtFA1Nt i0Aar fRtalt1H bu
WaNaaN Is A'inUesala End ta.
EEa *f.U MinmaatA aHt in.
sztH NtHf Hff
4UNiFti-N nesf avis
EIHs H
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
Actors in Paris
Fill Casts Gratis;
Won't Grow Rusty

Correspondence ~ tho Associated Iretst
PARIS March . Two hundred and
twenty ak places Of entertainment. thea
tera. rlnematogNphn, music halls and
eabafftg are nov running IN Paris This
number noludon practically All the lhsa-
ler d Parts and The apera, whose pet-
formanrea are, however, only intermit-
tsnt matinses No elaborate productions
are contemplated until circumstances
adit aliY change 0f ths laFger thsaters
the epmedle i'raneatsa IA the onlY ous
noW playing fvefY evening, The nthers
Evp frnm Four 20 fiee performances per
Wtth Wblls The smaller heaters - tie
lufsFen quarters Kike three o. fauf per,
farmanees
The mHWius picture shows are running
tat ahead NJ me theAtera IN Popularity
Hht fatai attendance nufms the manth
M December last tHa numher ~ spaeta
ore b. tta ibfattu WhA ~ 1A willis anns
lBE HE came manth asNp ptrsans sit,
Heaaed tinfmalofaph performances "a
eamrHmt WIN abs ffp eliRs Fsaf the
increase la me Ramlst ~ theatrical satls
antaa Whs about tAaa white ma m FeAaa
"a alisnAARfh Al moving picture shows
sins kem Thr SFaaiaF popularity ~
H0yiHs pl.Wta aiWaa 10 sttfibNlta
lsFHstf ia lhe Ntafaatna sac films that
els ahavn etfh wsas AueHasn pallla
Hlma tsFs alsa had : feWAAahis Fesaa
Aaian she stNwn
tissNsb Tea ausiHal plaYa hAva t8aa
produced since he eaf hswaN tha rms.
teI 81 E'hs "a nevertheless ksBt tasn
tfsalRe Haa pesiaziians and bld snra
aph 3 fFv "a sltHlHallWs sush psstass
~ tia Hai past ihe censorship tla las
t#aI M GLARS sMt asamnnt Aaa fIms
fa tasUH ~ ath la has sisa ass
RHlHHA e. average ~ ihi tFnsm zee
ffsms ref eses teHfsssHiiNs 4 tatal 20
staat tW mnss q 3 a6ts. an q thset
pngiialN RsW fNh rAftlAl ugytfsi %
the ghtstaf tts sens Cav AZ rellste 8iss
tHN amaus A@WAth ana hsle AglHtA
hat tba SALARIES als nashlHN " wkai Ahaf
WfFa hfiafl tte aaF Mst shaaiste a.
uses 81 lslnslN shA san,a rAF naihink
a sn nihnt hsl casts siih artists sa
afs u Geo 1fa ttstiess Aed Ehs pfafsl a.
kst faf nHlhlns Isshs Asa sRw Fassas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
sgw yonM oEsEnAb mAnHgr
Quotations ~ the nay on various
Commodities

NEW YOHE, Ami l.zaFtOUH r. stead Il
WHEAT Fp0t, fF0t No. ! dprnm, SsMl
No 2 hard. 90, No. ! northern Duluih.
uWh, md No, H0ftHErns Danltgbi, VI u 4,
4 D b., New Y6fk Futures, firm, MAY
COIN SPOT, firm No. ~ yellow. tC4a
NN0, o. 1. r., New York. .t
OATH SPOT. nrni standard, blut2e,
u2aiD, '#go' 3, uo.@l,G, s1ibpiaS. v
"ftOPs Steady. state. common 70 ob0ios,
i9B, t4aaioj lgll,. tnec. Pacific coast, 1919
l3ltikc, 1914, Eti0o.
1ifDisB firm, Dogote, ss1s4c, csntral
Ii3ITiIEE firm, Bemlook firsts, esq
u0, seconds, SSp,
pRDVfat6hsm Porn. firm; rnsss, t2fDy1
AN. famliy, usDJaz500, short clears
fz2l555W fieef firm mess, tftOfbis ~
fannily, tl9919gJ00. Lard. firm, middle
west, tft9dMilg.
TIfT0W rim; atty. Del country, wa
9AGi special, M.
lGIgB Firm; receipts, W.a00 CASES,
ftfhts, feKuiar packed, pS4AalHct
CtfBEBk firm; reeeiptst 2NG boxes
current make specials, f75ul7ao.
BUTTER BtsadHf receipts, G1i tubs.
creamery eTtfags N1fazshe, hrsts, sslf0
MAeg seconds, t5fs9et
POULTRY Lave, ftsedy; chickens. ITO
fowls, Is1l5lkN, i1fhegss 1yURle, dressed
quift Bna unchanged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02

CATTLE There we're no e9ttls hgfs
t00AH " any consequence bit fVI We
week receipts gDgnnt ~ NlD lea1, ~,
Ing larger than iaat week and Almost
fsipts " Ill points have been very lsfge
and there has been . sharp dselins y.
prices hli along the lipsi Ths bAskst
here ~ ISfNDg lower On The KaueIAl run
~ cattle, Wills common stock cattle are
IN some cases SO much ~ ~ lover 49,.
Quotations on cattle, 00gd ~ ch0ics
be6ves, p.lJug.aG, fair ~ good bsaYss, VIZ
az 10, common ~ fair Daefaas N,HtN1Nt
choice COWS. b.7tll7.7b, fsir 70 GOOD gc,wss,
UDJGDG7gg common ~ fair cows, NIyW
go, good ~ choice fgS19Is, N,7b11sN,
fair ~ good feeders, n.NqTfti common
. fslf feeesfs, Bb'47 w goo 70 9 Y 5ls
si9eAs,s Ias y XIX h. .ihgs e mg.g
81 GQ6,Do, veal catyes, H,0D110.z; bulls.
aiagG et6,, IL bDpf.EJ
uo6g 1oday's gos rpn wss ths ,snall-
sst for any 0na day since sarly m 10
being reported D. Supplies foT ths week
foot ~ @,7sl head, being fD,bD0 smaller
tbsB last week, M,0DJ lighter thsn i've
week ago and nearly e,D0 short VI .
ahlppers had fairly large orders. anA
starred early, BUYING tWOsthifda ~ the
supply Ut n fD4piBg advance, hgst ~
ths uptufn Was scored On The good l!g1t
being folly 10 above Ysaterdsy.
Bulk ~ tts h9Rs sold - fg.1I1ys, WITH
some light mlxsd st1n down - Pr
ana several punches ~ high ~ wv,
the top. After slight uDtuTn Monday
IN market broke sharply w N Bn1aY'
Then With very liaht supplies a rene
lion set IN and current prices brs ~
more tb6n NJ to, NJ sxtrefqs cases, No
below last weeks close The apYrCalh
of the "sblppiuK season" IL hafeldsq W
The fact that light ana mi1e1 hDas
sb0ySd ths least reduction. while best
beayiss landed a. the long enG ~ ii@
WosktE decline. To-day choice B3hh9r
weights sOld On a par With lsat hesYiesi
ana lightwmghts brought within nieksl
Of tbs extreme top,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
DuNs nEymw or TRADE
NEW TonK. March so.=Dnns review
tomorrow will say

NEW York, March ~ puns review
tomorrow viii say
" IL reaaguting AZ Time 0f unpreos.
denied business activity that n0nasrVA-
tiHm " increasing rather than diminish
+. ing Confidence Ia widespread Ia the
continuance ~ record breaking achieve
nonta IA production ana distribution, hut
there W new h moro general deposition
in avoid speculative eHaahsea ana 10
guard against uyernHcrtinn III any quar-
ter ihia spirit % caution 10 mani
Tested la HE effort ~ check tho rapid
r.so " prices ~ ihs steel industry a. well
hH ~ the teFula markets ana other
lea1iUg lines Evidence hnpeafs that
quotations have nutrnn the VlhwA ~
same hutete Rhu proceed more slowly
~ making forward commitments yat ~
The main demands Hiiil seem Unsuitable
ana manufacturer have ~ necessity
turned numerous contracts away, AZ
unHi WiitnHi exception mills shops aud
faflorns are crowded 90 iheir utmaat
capacity and overtime Il IA fafre whsi
ever possible. tHt iu many naasA 0pmfa
tlnnH NaHliHln ta w h#mpaFed WI hH
scarcity nf raw materials. tY labor
fNMhlea hed b sharaKa N skilled
taHNa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-02
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Zion Baptist Church Rises from
Wreck Wrought by Easter Sun.
day Tornado Three Years Ago.
DEDICATION OCCURS ON SUNDAY

The Zion Baptist church. 27ib Grant
street. lay IN tho path Of the tornado
that swepl over omaha. Faster sunday
March "a three years ago when Il
paAssd, the church, one N the Oldest w
Tho north part ~ tho city. was n mass
~ ruins Not In the Least aishoartsnsd
tho members ~ the church, ail ~ whom
are oolared people. vent to work 70
faise funds for tho erection ~ a new
houhe ~ worship on tho site OF the
building destroyed. tJttls was done M
IN enough funds we're on hand ~ pfac.
tlcally pay for tho building
That the people Of tbs Zion Baptist
church accomplished what They sst oft
10 40 goes without saying and Sunday
they viii tnko part IN the dedication ~
modern brick and stone church bulld
lng, ers8ted ~ cost af not far from
ftg00
IN addition 10 mo regular dedicAiofY
services. there will BE- special sSfvinel
every GiEht nou week, with tho oEeep
ton N Raflfday MondaY BlFht there
viii be- musical program ~ tho First
Regiment hand, Knights N Fythlab
Tuesday night there vii be- n thHph
offering banquet. with special music BY
mo church choir WednehdAY night there
VIII b. hsid home coming FOR oil Zap
lists. followed ny n mite social Thrh.
any niRht viii occur The leap year ban
quot, with n musical program conducted
by The women ~ ths church. Mrs =
Alice stewart will deliver the address
friday night there Will be n speclai pro.
gram by fhs young people u The church