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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15

r TROUGH the enterprise and i'm
dustrv Of the staff Of ] he Sign Of
the CauliiiOWer we are able % give
a legal opinion a. 20 the chances Of
Frank Moran winning the champion
ship from Jess willard. Our alert
reporter caught "a few verbal pearls
from the lips OF Assistant Attorney
General Obcrmeier ~ the Pioneer
sporting Club Yesterday. Somebody
asked that official what he thought
Of the fight
The Assistant Attorney General
knitted his brow. "Speaking strict
- dc profundus." he said. "and alb
solutely ignoring the PENDENT lite
aspect Of the case. ~ ls extremely
difficult 20 give any decision that
would hold AT law. We will admit.
for the sake of argument. that on"
Jess Willard is the party OF the first
part and that one Frank Moran Is the
party OF the second part. That much
NAV be- done without danger Of con
tradiction or danger Of interference
from Tex Richard. either by writ Of
hahcas corpus o. mandamus proceed
ings. But. gentlemen. here is the
point. lu tie meantime what has be-
come Of the CORPUS delic'. o."
81 saw q guy gong out with some
thing under his ovcrcoat Maybe ho
took it, observed Walter Monshar.
piclously you can't leave thing
thing around those quarters"
You are mistaken. my dear friend"
resumed Mr. Obermeicr. 81 am speak
ing ipso facto and solely In regard
20 the Signum Tauri. or Sign of the
Bull. contentious made IN regard 20
this match II the party OF the first
part should knock out the party Of
the second part my contention d. that
be- would be- Untitled 10 style himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15
Fight Log.
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Harlem S c.-Berny Leonard VI. Shsmu,
Bri-r.
Vanderbilt A. c.-Ba,tlins R.ddy ~. Kii
Tasler.
SATURDAY.
Broadway s Clutch Brandt w. Patty Bran.
nigan.
Falfmoni A. C.-Mnty Gro" ". Ruy Park,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15

This is the birthday of the new
"Rogers-Peet" soft hats and
Derbies.
Made to our special order to
achieve the very last word in
smartness and attention to detail.
Leathers, for example, Of fine
French calf.
Values we're proud to have
pear our name.
Spring styles we're proud to
father.
S..
Everything men and boys
wear.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
AZ Warren at flst ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15

OM Jones j. Planning 10 ~" =
beefsteak dinner tomorrow
night 10 celebrate his anticipations
Of collecting the $4,000 purse. Dur
ing the dinner Mr. Jones will exhibit
the first dime he collected for sea,ng
Adj Nolgast train. the first jitney
taken in at the gate OF the Papke
training camp. and last. but not
least. the first quarter taken in at
the Pioneer Sporting Club. After
these trophies have been exhibited
Mr.. Jones will entertain with the
razor and lather drill. in which in
tricate man9uyrc he Won the silver
medal az kewauee.
Mr. Jones will eat sparingly. as h.
is m training. The proposal has
been made that he meet Make Blu
mental m a tcn-round preliminary to
the Willard Moran fight. A willard
and Reich are not straining to rs a.
each others throats. il has been .'is-
gestcd that the two managers yho
started the quarrel have 1t out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15

oTHE fact that / was prize
fighter is the proudest hair IN
my pomradour," Numbered Assem-
blymGa Marty NcCue before the
lower house in Albany.
"l, have any hair left after this
fight is oyer.' said Tex Richard sad
ly. a. he emerged from the barber
shop al the Waldorf. "the propdest
one will be that ! promoted the
fight"
But the chances are against Rick
ard being able 10 exhibit any hir5ute
evidence Of pride when this thing L.
over. Just as he stepped from rho
barber shop local politician walked
up 20 him.
Gould have your ear. Mr.. Rick
ard o" asked the patriot
"Ow," walled Jimmie Johnston.
There goes Richard They've taken
away his bankroll. and now they are
starting 70 pull him to pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-15

II HE entire Boxing Commission
L meets in Albany to-day. Mere
ly on general matters" said Chair
man Wenck yesterday. 81 do not
know how the story that intended
20 resign came about There is alb
solutely no friction in the commits
sion. There is the utmost harmony
in our endeayors 20 elevate the sport.
The meeting is held at Albany simply
20 save the state money"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29
Saris luirO auf
&ifSug DOrbtreittt!
9as @iblingen Der fran3Ofii9en Of
feniibe bet 9onanulOnt luar
eiu ibwerer g1lag!
ssit %. Usai tpurpeu 1913 Sran,pien ssiansen!

ridden @litor6eiter Ser 3eititnaen
bereiten 0ns 9ublifum ouf einen
aiid5ug ipeitlidD bon Der 9aaos Dor,
ineem tic erfldreiL oab ii6 Die fran.
5oiiIhen Erlppen infoIge oes Ser.
litites oes nSoten We1nnes~ uno
Der 0rtifnft GitniereS tuabri6ein.
LID geofDungen ieben ipiiroen, nah
Dem SenfermaIOe 5uriid5ufollen.
Die 0ertihe IrtiIIerie iiberIhiit.
tet, ipie bonn @enerdIItab genel0et
miro. Die 5tpeite 2inie Der fronsoft.
iden Stellitn9en 5iDiiden Soitcolirt
Iuites 0es rGoten g1onnes" un0
Stunoen nit einem furdt6oren
6euer, oos offenbar einen neuen
Sturlnangriff porbereitet.
Sriten nnO SrnnsDien fleinlamt.
9as fran3oiiide ariegsomt Iprid]t
in ieinem Snrnstagnohtbcri6t BON
einem froti3oiiihen 8orriiden lilo.
neitlif bonn aEotennlannbiigel" rn0
bon onbaltenoen glrtiaeriefanpfen
an Der gan5en gerouner SSront ent.
lang.
2Gud iagt es, oic geutI6en Bat.
ten in Der Champagne geitcrn nod).
mittog einen 9lngriff auf bic iran.
50ftiden 2inien genaodt uno bat.
ten IN ben ooroeriten fran5oliI6en
2inien neItli6 Der gfabacin.2on0.
itraBe OH manden 9unften Sui qe.
fabt ieien ieooh ourfJ einen @egen.
angriff ipieOer nertrieben Doroen.
2onbon 80. N9oi. General
Snig, Der Gberbefeblsbaber Ser bri-
tiiden Streitfr1fte an Ser rorotpcit.
lidert Sro1lt. fneloet, bic 0attfhcn
ieien in ben Iebten ponr Sagen iii.
eeFpobnlih tatig an Oieicr ISront
geiDeien. @citlid] BON 7ricoltrt bdt-
ten iie bic britifden SteIIungcn dc.
itern itarf bonlbar6iert. 9[noersDo
an Der britiifen 6ront lei mir ge-
genieitiges 4onorieren ncbit Wlinen.
ftiillpfe borgefolnnten. (aeile boben
iie befommen, gelpaItigc acileD
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0on Den 3meigen
0eS StaatsUet6an0eS!
Grfuisreide @eriammlnns bes So.
gan 8iirgerbereias in SoDee
Gpuntp.

glm Mortag fanO III ser Sol[e
oes 2oean Golultp gereins in Dodge
Gpuntp cine @eriammInng Der 9eltt-
fden gum 8eiten oes oeliti6en Go.
ten areuoes itott, Ole in ieoer ge.
5iebung als elm rieiiger Grfolg be-
6eidnet perDet fam. Die groBe
9oIle ipor bis gum leBten 9las ge-
flillt. Sin Grdeiter ipielte p1ter-
lan6ii6e @eiien An0 EN- Guortett
trug lnebrere 2icoer Dor. Ger 9Sr1.
iioent OeS gereins, 9err SSrep,
eroffnete Die geriaulmIlmg uno CT.
fldrte ben 3pef ocrielben. Serr
8bilip glnores, Heoofteiir Der nSSrei.
Ell 9reiie" in Council gIuffS, mar
ouf @inlnoltng erihienen uno in
einer 5iinoenoen aeoe betonte er
Die glufgobe 0es 9elttI6tiints, in
0ieier 3eit Der Scot unO 8eor1ngitis,
on 0ns olte 8aterlano gegen cine
8elt bon 5eiloen al fdnpfen bat.
Die morfigen 8orte oes Heoners
mltroen NIT groBer geeeiiterllng
oitfgenommen. Sieralif muroe Serr
Giibuforff Der 8eriauunlitne borge.
itellt. 9ieier Serr, Der itn 0ienlte
Oes oerti9en aoten areuoes t1tig
lit, erfIdrte aunahlt feline glufgobe,
tnoem er ltnteridriiten iontnleIe fir
oas ,,@oloene Bud" ser Deittihem,
uno ooB icOe gtamelsltllteridrift nit
elmer @eIoipenoe perfniipft iei. 3or.
auf gob DER Serr ais MitgIieb Der
0eltiden 8eiobung IN Siing.Snu.
poer stioutihau. cine I1neere um6
febr ifttereilonte Neinreibllng Ser
oeutiden Geituug, bic bon oen sSa.
panern mad laugem Sample einge-
nomlnen pilroe. 9errn &iibnlforffs
fnno groBen geifaa.
geim S6Iub Der geriammIlina
Orangten iirb Die g[npeienOen sun
Gid, llm ibre ga1inen 1T 0as ~goI.
oenc Bud" einautragen, tuDbei cine
reihe 8eloipenoe fiir 0as Siote
areu8 geitiftet paroe. Slm glben0
fono elm Ball Itntt, Der ebeninQs
prIief.
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Bu(garen fallen in
grieC6en(anO Elm!
10000 Mann beisbsu bic griedji'
ideH 6Orts; ytni5elOs best
oas Bolt ani.

2on6on, 30. Nlai. 9lt6ener
gtahridten ollfolee beiinOen iid 40,.
900 Wlom buIenriider Gruppen nlli
Dem Bege nod Der eriediihen So.
fenltaot aoboaa am glee1iihen
geecr, norooItli9 bon Salonifi, ba-
ben bereits bic Staot 9enir.Siiior
erreidt nno beIdieben bic Steaun.
gen Der glaiierten. Grei Sorts nit
griediicber @nrniion iiii0 bon ben
gulgaren bic nigcblih BON oellt.
iden Sffi5icren befebIigt meroen,
beiest morOen ltno noh gerbanolitn.
gen oer 8lasfonulaitoonten nit ocn
oeutiden iuo buIeariiden Sffi5ieren
olifgeqeben iporoen. 8ieies gcibob,
nm ben redten 6Iiigel gesen cinen
gIngriff Der glaiicrten 5u ihilscu.
5obal0 Die Stelhing in eeborigcr
8eiie geli9ert lit, iper0en Die Sorts
ipie0er al 8riehenIan0 obgctreten
mcroen- (9ieIleid)t bielei1t aud
nidt.)
Qoris, 30. 91ai. - Sier einge.
troFfene Qepeihen beidecn, OoB oie
glnhriht BON Dem ginfaa buIeori.
iher Gritppen in ertediihes @e.
bet groBe llnriibe berurioft babe
Gegieriingsfeinoli6e 9lGtter eri6ie.
nen geItern nit Srduerrono lmo @r.
9relnierlniniiter 8eni5eIos geluiilnt
an glnbang. Cine grobe WtaiIen.
oerlnntinhrug ioa morgen einbcru.
fen neroerL inn gegen Die 8eiestlng
Der eriediifen Sorts ait proteitie.
rem.
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Hriegsgerdte ge6en
in j(ammen auf!

2onoon, 80. @ai. 1t.30 BORN.
Cine Gepeibe an 2lonos BON @lo-
Obooitof, Sibirien, beiaat. oaB I'M.
pebeure 8orrGte bon 9anmnoIle II.
@unnli, bic Dor flr3enl bon glme-
rifo noh 0ortbin beridifft noroen
iuoren, Durt 6euer aeritort iuur-
ben. Gas SSmer miitete bolle 12
5tunoen, ebe es eelong. Die Slam.
men nuf ibren Sero 81 bei6rdn-
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

nn6 Der poIitii1en llnabbdngigfeit.
2Iber lolien Gle mid mieoerbo-
len id bin nidt bierber gctomnlen,
Inn ein pro9raHm at erortern; id
bin befommen, I'm eincl @lauben
ous5uipreden lmo Die 3uneriiht aus
5ii0riifen. Die ih filble. 0oB bic
g9elt iebt AM GorQbeit0 elmer gro.
ben @olIbringitng ftebt, iroem ir.
gen0 einc gemeiniome Strait ms
1alcin gerllien miro, melae oos
2edlt ais oas erIte unO GrunoIegen.
DC SSntereiIe oller @0Ifer uuo SIC.
gierilugen iideriteIlen ioII, unO in.
bcn 3lpnng nidt mebr I'M 0ienite
bDIitiiden Gbrgei0es ODER ielbItiiifti.
aer 5einOieligteit aufaeboten miro,
ionoern I'M 9ienite elmer eemcin.
idaftliden Gronltne. eenleinidaftIi-
der @ere9tigfeit uno genleini1aft,
liden 5rieoens, @ott gebe, oab Die
Q1nuerung ieneS cages offen.ebrIi.
den 5piels, feitgeitelten Grieoens
nno harnoniiden 3uiammenlpirfens
nabe Dor Der Cir iei!@
(s5m groBen @an5en ltrost 6iele
gleoe bon idouen 8orten; Oo nber
Ger 9rdiiocnt oeridie0entlih 0orouf
perpeiit Dab fleineren Staaten sc.
ren Hedte 8useitdnoen ireroen mill.
ieL 10 tr1gt er iit oifenbor nit
Dem 8eoanfell, Oeutidlano uHo bei-
len Serblnoeten inn Die tSriihte
ibrer Siege Su berauben iollte er
ann yehrliheu" 9latler ousertoren
iperoen.)
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Cine 6af6e billion
DOGarS Binnenlteuer!

gsoibineton, 30. 9aoi. 9ie Bin
nenIteuer in Dem am 30. Sltni al.
loufenben Gisfalinbr miro iih ouf
cine bolbe Billion Dollars belou.
fen, ober biele 0tilionen mebr, nIs
ale 8ordnihlGge betrugen.
an Der Spise itebt bic Steuer
fir 8bisfep, Bier, 3igarren, 8iga-
retten rnb Sabnf, mel1e olleir
5000 100000 ausna6t. Die @iu-
foHtuleniteuer ereibt $t15,000,000.
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in Sd)meOen 6Oren lie
mieOer ge(C6iiBOOnner!

StodboInt, 80. gtoi. glus Ser
Hi6tung Der Geio-SnieI tuuroe an
Der idpeoiiden aiiite on Sonrtag
idlperes @eifiibfeiter bernormen;
fir3 horber lpuroen NIT Glen be-
looene oeutlbe Sdbiffe eeiibtet, Die
bon mebreren ariegsidiffen beglei.
tet fuaren. 0lon glnubt, oob eS
5rpiihen ben aric9sidiffen Der 81
lierten uno ben 9entiden gum
&anpf gefontmen lit.
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O6errid6ter 9ug6eS
fol- (iCD er6(dren!
Soil idgcn, OF Ct bic aanOiOatur
aHuimt nnb wie er sHm Se.
reitIdJaftsplan itebt.

gsoIbineton, 80. 9loi. - 9ln
@unoesoberridter Suebes 1T beiitc
Die glufforoerung geiteIt iporoerL
ii1 nod Dor benz 3uinmuentritt
Der republifoniifen glationalfon.
oention az erfIdren Oh er Die go.
nlinotion fir Die 9rGIibentidaft on.
nebmen piro ODER nidt uno peI6e
Steaung er al benz 9ereitidofts-
plan onnimnlt. Wlon gloubt, 6oB
Serr Suebes nod bor gnoe oieier
8o1e cine Grfldruug nbgeben miro.
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GiIrnbabnkinig
)as. ,. 6iu tot!
Gine prpminente 9eri6nlidfeit 1T
init linn OabinseidlieOcn.

Ct Saul, Daiun.. 20. 01oi.
Der Giicnbabnfonig Sanes s. Sia
lit bente Dormittng $3.50 llbr no6
5ebnt6eieer aronfbeit eeitorben. Die
aer8te botten bercits geitern obeno
oIle Soffuing alifgegeben. Die
ndditcn aneeborieen 0es gntI9la-
fcncn befonoen iid) in ieiner Sterbe.
itluiOc OH ieiner Seite.
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gSetterheridlt.

sSiir 0maba uno ltntgegen6:
Sdon beute obeno. ggnbriheinIi9
unbeitanoig 9ienstag. Seine me-
ientliAe 2emperoturber1noerung
Sir gtebrasfa: Shon beute 1beno.
8obri6einli9 itnbeit1nDig 0iens.
tag. 8arnter beute obenb I'M lpeit.
lihen Tell. aitbler 0ienstag I'M
norOineItIiHen Seil.
SIR Soma: Sdon bcute obenS.
8ienstag teilpeiie ben0lft. @obr-
iheinIid unbeit1noig i'm ipeitlihen
Cell Seine tpeiertlihe Gentperotur.
beranoerung.
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streif in eineulu 6eenOet.

2ineoln, Neb., 80. @loi. Ser
Streif Der ausitebenoen 600 Bait
orbeiter ift beenOet, nadoem geltern
obeno 3tptIden ben llnternebnern
unS oeren itreitenoen glrbeitern Elm
llebercinfontmen erdielt moroen lit.
Die ll1lternebmer erflGrten iid) elm.
peritdhoen oen gIrbeitern ben ge.
tpitnidten Stitnoenlobn bon 30c
Su belutlIi9en.
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i'm
anlturm auf SC6iO!
Die 5eitnnssiuerfe bor gliiasO i'm
Stnrm gcnOmnten; 287 9a.
nOnen bis Jest erbeutet.

@ien, ii6cr Berlin 80. Weai. -
Die Offeniipe Der auf itolieniidem
@ebiet gegen 8icen5a porOrineenoen
oiterreidllngoriiten Streitfr1fte
entipidelt iidl raidl uno fiegreit)
ipeiter. SytoIieniid5e @efeitigungen
5piihen Dem Ronte 9oiubio ino
Der ariiero SoGebene meroen BON
Der I. uno t. slrtiaerie in ipiteinati.
ider 8eiie aeridjmettert. mo idlieB-
lid geitilrn1t. Gic pororingcn0en
Geiterreiher befinoen iid iest feline
aebn Wteilen mebr bon Der itolieili.
iden Gtaot Shio urO ben norDita.
lieniiden Gbenen. Gelterreih h.lnga.
ride Gruppen boben bas Sanger.
fort bon Gaiaratte ben sStalienern
entriIien uno aud ben Monte W1o.
ifiecce beIeet. 5ii0Iid) bonn GU
garatoI iuurOen Oie @ren3boben Bis
nod Gisno Wiooria bon ben Dors
orineenoen Seiterreidern erreiht.
Die 3abl Der erbeuteten @ei6iite
betrdgt iest 2S4.
3taliener retirieren iueiter.
Nom, iiber g1riS un0 Q0n0On,
80. Dtni. - Ole itaIieniide gfc-
gierltng beutiibt iif. bic Gitltotion
an Der 5ront ais uneef1brIid bin-
Suitellen; in botbnnttlidet 8eri6ten
miro bebauptet, bnB Die Sffeniibe
Der Geiterreider balo gum Still.
itono fonmen nliiiie, ba es linen in
Dem idipierigen &erroin nidt nt0g.
lid ieL ibre idmeret @ei6iise
beranauidaffen 0a ftd Die Gage Der
SSStoliener Inn 10 gitnItiger eeltalte,
ie tpeiter iie eegen Die giienbobn-
linien binter ibrer sSront alritffnls
len. (Die tperoetl ibnen bolo ge-
nonlinen tueroen.) @s miro aber
ooB Die StaIiener bereits
be0elitenoes Serrdtn berloren boben.
9pilhen Ser Boiina luo oem @itico
iilro Die Oefterreider peiter boree-
orttngen uno bel glfiogo iino Die
Seitrngsperfe geitiirmt iporoen.
Gin 6iterreidiid dltngariides Slie.
gereeidlpooer fiibrte einen i6peren
glngriif olf Bari aus. gS tpuroen
uebr olS fiinfJig 8oulben geidIe1t.
oert uno 1S 8erionen fonoen ben
Goo, iu1breno 90 8erlesungen er.
litten, bod bebauptet Der @enerol.
Itob, 0aB fein ntilitdrtlfer Sfaben
fporoen lei. glnoere feino.
lihe 6lieger iporfen gomben ouf
goltranto, Sbiene lno 2otiiann.
soOtcnburf Gin 3iueiter 9lOltte.
Berlin, 80 0toi iiber 2onoon. -
0taior Wiorabt, Der befonnte nilis
tariIfe Mitorbeiter 0es aBerIiner
beSeihnet in elmer 8c.
ipreduna Der Gage alf Dem italic.
aiihen ariegSi1ouplab oen oIterrei-
hiid).ungariiden @enerolitobsAef
Benerolo6erIt bon 6obeioorf oIs ei.
ien 8lneiten Wtoltfe, Der feline 3eit
tets rubig oblporte nno Dann NIT
gIiBesihnele Den rihtigen Moment
in Incident iid elm @rfolg
,rringen lalie. lleber bic Situatiou
m Scr italieniiden 5ront ibreibt
Der Major. o8ie nod I'M 9eiise Ser
StaIiener befinOIideu Stiispunfte
in0 ourd borgeihobene 5tcIluneen
Jcoedt, ipeIde oie brittle itno Ieste
eerteiOigungslinic oes 5einoes bill.
zen. Cine ean8e 9ln8obl Der stiis-
,nnftc Oes 6einoes lit ieood bereits
robert, unO ole /. uno t, 9lrtille.
.ie miro Den Ncg in Oie benctiniti.
DE ebene raid DOaeros Oifnen."
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platform miro
6urj unO 6iinOig (ein!
Die altc 9icp. Warbe berinft 9iOO-
iebelt uuO tpngBes talt
5n itellen.

G6icaoo, 30. D1ai. - Charles 8.
Sias aus gteip 0orf, Ser Sefretdr
oes repubIifnniiden gtational. .gIus.
iduIIes, Der bereitS leit lesten @iitt-
mod In Chicago neilt, erfldrte &c.
iterl o1b Die tepublifaniide 9lat-
form ungetpobnlid fur8 iein itno iid
MIR nit ben luihttgiten Sagesfra-
gen beiddftigen meroe. 9ie boupt.
i1dli6iten 9lanfen ituo, tpie &ils
aitninlnlt:
Gin gntipurf iiber gtmerifanis.
mus.
Gin Gntipurf iiber Seeres. ltnO
Jlotteil.g .gereitidJaft 8ur binreidenOen
2anoesperteioieung.
Cine @rfldrung suguniten zines
Sdutdol.9 .9orifs, Der non elmer III.
porteiii1en EoriffoninliIIion auSges
orbeitet lperoen ioll in beionoerer
9erildiihtigung Der gebiirfniiie Der
2onoesinouitrie nod Dem Gnoe 0es
eltropdiiben &rieges.
Cine @rfl6rung 5uginitcn elmer
6nn0elsmortne.
Cine GnfiteIuitg Der ongebli6en
SSebIihl6ge Der oeniofratiihen Ser.
ipaItlng.
Gb cine 9lanfe sneunIten Der
Ginfiibrlng 0es SSrnupnitilumre6ts
in Die repitbIitoniide 9lotforln ouf-
genontnen iper0eu mirO. lit nad)
Sias' glniidt froglid, Oa bicriiber
Die Meinilgen Der 8elegatcn ge-
teiIt iino.
QIl(crbanS 1lnteritr6ntnngen.
8irflid beItinlnltes 0oriiber, luer
oltF Die Domination Die beIten Nus
iidten bat, piiien olh Ole 9lii9iten
nidt, bod ibeint es, nls Of Sugbes
Der ollsiidtsreidite aonOi0ot lit,
nGbreno Die @ooiebelt.ge gefiiriportcr
i'm Sinne ibres Serrn un0 MeiIters
nno nod ieinem 8orbiloe Ben mel.
item Garin MAIDEN. eSbr Blan 1T,
bisber ni4t berpfIidtete 8elegoten
gum Acknowledgement fir &ooiebelt
5u getpinnen uno oieie oo5lt 81
berpflidter, fir Den Haubreiter at
Itinlnten.
Die olte @orOe ifeint bortit gang
einberitonoen au iein unb gu bof-
fen nit Der 8eriplitter1tng Der DC.
legoten oltrb MooIebeIts 9lnb1nger
norcrIt ben SherbunoesridterSuo
ab31tun ltno oonn NIT SiLfe Der biz
oobin erbitterten &ugbesIette Dem
fleinen Hooiepelt6oom oen @orans
3u MAIDEN. &ooIepeIt ipilroe 0aourd
entipeoer ben bonn repu-
bIifaniiAen Sonbent nonlinterten
aonoiOaten Su unterItitterb ODER
aber gum ameitennol ais iinabbdn.
9iger &onoi6at ottf5utreten, mas
nad Der glnIibt Der alten @ar0e |
sinetn politii1en SelbItInoro gleid. |
fonnrlen piir6e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29
g5ri6hHe erIdcint
GieHstas Wlittus!

/: gns gInlaH Nes @rG6er.
; idImiidnngstOees iuirb bic
: eCmaba Sribiint" mOrsen,
0ienstag b,rsits allittags CT.
+: ideinen, nm and Den glnee.
itellten Der 3eitang eiHen baI-
/: ben 6cirrtas gelud9reH 5n
fOnnen.
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9saris aMf gRidsna l1Orbereitet.

8aris, 80. O1ai. 0as W2iB.
Iinger Der frond6iiihen 0ffenIioe ge-
gen Ons Sort Gonoltmont bat bier
cine ihmerc Grttditihung errcgt mo
eg miro ofii5iea 6ueegebeh ooB iif
Die Situotion por 8eroun iebr ernit
All eeitolten begtnnt. Die militia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

spread in the continuance of record
breaking achievements in production
and distribution, but there is now a
more general disposition TO avoid
speculative excuses and to guard
against over extension in any quarter
This spirit of caution is manifest in
the efforts to check the rapid rise of
prices in the steel industry as well as
in the textile markets, and other lead
ing lines. Evidence appears that
quotations outran the view Of some
buyers, who proceed more slowly in
making forward commitments, yet in
the main, demands still seem insati
able and manufacturers have of ne
cessity turned numerous contracts
away. Almost without exception,
mills, shops and factories are crowd
ed TO their utmost and overtime is in
force wherever possible, but in many
cases operations continue to be ham
pered 10y the scarcity of raw mater
ials by labor troubles. and by Il
shortage of skilled hands
Weekly bank clearings, $3,595,472,-
~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, March 31.-The CONNER
cial Bulletin tomorrow will say.
The wool market has been rather
spotty during the past week, although
manufacturers have shown continued
interest, especially in woods of the
medium order. Foreign crossbreds
have sold fairly freely, considering
the stocks on hand, at very firm
prices. Values are generally firm
The good market is still strong and
the mills are nearly all occupied to
the limit Of capacity. Advices from
the west indicate slow contracting at
firm and unchanged prices.
Secured basis
Texas, fine / ? months y "a 75c; fine
8 months, 62d Csc.
Territory, fine staple, soc; fine me-
dunn staple, 76@77c; fine clothing
"a a 75c; fine medium clothing. 700
Tic; half blood eombing. ia Use;
three eighths blood combing 70@ nc,
Pulled extra, 7sm Soc AA, 75M 7Sc;
fine A, 7O@72c; A supers, 65@6S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, March 81 Assertions of
an improvement in domestic crop con-
ditions gave ian advantage today TO
the bears in wheat, and so too did
news of German success al Nerdun.
The market closed weak, a to &c
net lower with May at $1.137s q LA
and July at $l.101s. Corn wound up
shade to 4 TO i higher, oats off
i to q and provisions down Y to
) to 22lac.
Selling that followed announcement
peared to be at variance with reason
ing which has heretofore guided
wheat spectators. To the bears
however, the logic seemed to be salts
factory, although British interpre-
tation was also placed ON the tight
ening of the blockade in the war
zone. Notice of an embargo by the
Grand Trunk railway on grain ship
ments to the east acted more or less
as an offset for seaboard sales of j.,
100000 bushels for export, especially
as most of the total was Canadian
grown.
Corn hardened as a result of re-
ceipts being light in consequence of
enlarged export inquiry
oats were depressed by the advices
of the rapid process of seeding.
Declines in the hog market weak
ened provisions. Weakness of cotton
seed oil counted also against the
bulls and so too did predictions that
the monthly warehouse statement
here would show an increase in the
stock of lard.
('lngino Iriges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
FOR SALE

81 .2o0--3-room cottage. bath, sleeping
porch. completely furnished, includ-
ing fine gas range. Rund hot water
heater and modern electrical appli-
ances; good outbuildings, shade
trees; Fourth ward.
81. 500-4-room, modern bungalow,
hardwood floors. sleeping porch.
Fourth ward. Terms.
2.700-7-room, 2story, stucco dwell
ing, modern, lot 75x142; and g.
room adobe on same lot.
So, 500-5-room, modern, up-to-date
bungalow, built-in features: sleep
ing porch; also Broom bungalow
In rear; Fourth ward.
$3,000--5-room brick, modern, sleep
ing porch, cellar, good outbuildings;
Third ward. close in.
,350--4-room brick, modern, we'll
built. two sleeping porches. good
outbuildings; terms.
Many other bargains In improved
and unimproved property.
A. lFlLlEISClMER
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.