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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
GmiIp RcbbcMIe
aus GnelanS pcrbannt!
wlnh iussen ibrer neutrality-suspicious.
gHsaben iiter geIsien lire
Seimat OerIaHeH.

Berlin 20. Nob. (5tufcn6epe.
iHe.) ~ 8ie enaIii6e 5hriftIteIle.
rim emilg Sobbouie, iiber oeren
Serbofhtng mir ON Somstog berih.
tet bntten, lift aus Der Saft entIofIen
DorOen muB jeoo1, england Der.
Ioiien, oomit ibr Die @elegenbeit
ent5ogen uiro, Der So6e Der @nten.
te 81 idoOen.
Die anaefiibrten @orte bat Der
britiide @eneroIanipalt Smith ae.
borudt.
SRI. Sobbouie botte @eIegenbeit,
Die ilbertriebenen un6 tenoen5ioIen
Bebmlptlngen, meI1e Die olIiierte
Breiie iiber Die 8ultdnoe in 9elgien
berbreitet bat. on Srt uno Stene
ouf ibre 8abrbeit gu priifen un0
ben betitiaen 8uiton6 gelaiens nit
Dem 3uitano Der 9rtrenrepubIifen
I'M iiiOairifnniihen ariea 81 Der.
gIei6en. 9oS 9telultot ibrer 8eoboh.
tungen Iegte ite in folgenoen SGsen
nieoer:
Gin 9eutraler, Der cine CUTE @e,
l%cgenbeit bate, Die So6lage S1 I'M.
teriu6en, bot bere6net. onB bon
100000 $Guiern in gelaien unge.
tGbr $4,000 8eritort puroen. 8enn
man oieie 3abIen NIT Den 3obGen
i'm iiiOairifonii6en ariee berglcitt.
Der mir Oo8 ein8iae 9loB Der Ger.
itGrung ons i6 aus meiner @r.
fobrune femme, bietct, 10 fam i6
rubig ertIdren ooB 9eIaien aon5
gut Snron 1T. Sn ben gurenre.
pubIifen mtirben 10000 gurenbdu.
ier 5eritort. obne Die gernidtltng
bon 5td0ten uno 96rfern gu 3dblen,
nit alien @eb6uSen Die air.
den eineGidloHen, biz ouf Den
@run0 aerItort nur6en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
SnnSertia6riqer aeitorben.

Soma Gin 20. Noo. = Clinton
8e @itt Bent, elmer Der dltcIten
@inpobner oes Staates 1T Somstag
in ieinem Seim in Columbus gitp,
einem nabe bier geIesenen 8orfe,
pIobIid I'M aIter bon 100 Sabren
Geitorben. er murbe bei'm 5ritb-
9tiif pIoblid obnmd6tig un0 mar
bereits adt Stitnhen ipGter cine
2ei@c. Ger 9eritorbene mar Elm per.
ionli6er Grepno bon g(brabom Gin.
coin unO bate nod bel Der 6ies.
j1brigen Brditoentenpobl ieine
Stimme nbgegeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
preu6ii9zpelcn
blcibt SeutIcb!

Qmiteroam, 10. 9ob., iiber 2on-
Don, 90. 9ob. - 8erliner D1eloun.
gen beiagcn, ooB oos preuBiide Ser.
renbails bic Sfegierullg erludt bnbe,
@arantie gu geben, onB 8reuBiib.
8oIen inter teineu l~lnltdH0en ocRt
1lelten 9olenreif einberleibt tueroell
miro. Infer benienigen, bic oos
Document an Die &egieruns untcr.
5eidnat baben, befinoet iid olld
SEER b. &ries, 3ibilgouuerneur bon
8aridmI. Die 4ngeIegenbeit mag
nod I'M 2nufe be8 beptigen Cages
i'm prenBii6en @beeorOnetenbouIe
5ir Spra6e tomnler.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20

britiiden $onoel fiibren, bIeibt no.
iiirlih INNER Die Wl0eIidfeit e1ner
Strife, utO cine 8cit lang ftrftetg
man bier I'M September totiddlidl
Elm Bieoermfleben oes riidiiblslo-
fen SGn9bootfrieees. 98it ben 81.
flGrumgen Sinbenbures unO Suoen.
Oorffs eegen Die Girpibide Boiitii
lit aber Oieie Surdt gei@puuoen.
5dien porber Die Steluns oes oe1it.
iten @~ei&stm5lers eefdbrOet, 10 III
lie iest, 0a ons Sool Oes Oelttiden
9oltes. Sin6enbure, it9 fiir oie
getbmann. SouIueeihe 8olitit aus.
geiproden bat, eegen ieOen 6hrm
eeIihert, uno frog aller 8erbet
unesberipae bon intereIIierter Seite
neib man oos I'M Stnatsoeparte.
merlt.
8os amerifnniibe Stods6eparte
ment lportet Deiitiblanos eingebenoe
GrrDioerung ouf ieine goritellunqen
betreffs Der 9eporticrlne Der belqi.
iden 3ibiliiten NIT Spanuung ab.
God miro ooruuf binoepieien, bob
Die a~meritaniide Regierung nit Der
llebermitteIung oes belgii6eu Bro.
ieites glqes getan babe, mas iie TIN
Tonne. Bis iest bat ons ocltide
g~uspdrtige Gmt nur ben GmpfonJ
ibrer 8uiarift boflt9 beideinigt. IS
beiBt ieOo4, Dab Die Oeutiae Reqie.
iitng bereit lit. ben Der. Staaten
Die gelpitnidte Snformation germ gu
erteiler.
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~1llcrSprc5e6 9c9cn
friheten St0Gtsantualt!
Sn ct. SOicpb, Mo., bat Der gru3eF
seseu @e9nniel luegen Sat.
tinmOroes 6egOnnen.

ct. Soiepb. no, 20. gtob. =
gtod6em es nah en0loS i6etnenber
8eit enOlid aelitnaer, Die geniigen.
gen @eidDoreneu alti5utreiben uuo
oits3undblen, fonnte Samsta1 Der
8ro5eB gegen ben friiberen GountD.
ontpolt Oscar 9. Utc9nniel, melfer
Der grmoroung ieiner Satin orge.
fIogt it, enolih beginner. @egen
ben angeflogten nimnlt feline gauge
5annilie Stcllltng, oenn bic 5amili.
enangeborigen nnbmen i'm @erifts-
iant iamtli9 en- Iiide 0es Son0er.
5taatsonpalte5 Bart 10. 2odipooo,
8Iae. gisber mar Die SoItung Der
5arnilie I'M 8ipeiiel aerDeien.
Der SonOerftnatSanpaIt erfIGrte,
in ieiner er0ffuuug8reoe an DIE @e.
idmorenen: oDtc8aniel Dubte, bob,
peun ieine Satin n1tf S6eioung
flagte, Dies ieire 2aufbubn ruinieren
lpiroe, uuo Tim 5u Derbin0ern, oaB
iie Gatiaden iiber iein priOates uno
mltIides 2e6en befon It gu MAIDEN,
totete or iie. @s miro audi ailsee.
io9t ner0en, DAB gscDamG in leiner
2oge an ieuem abeno Gltberte: sd
mtB ellen, oenn id babe cine ar6eit
3a TIM" Weine Serren, er bat
oieie arbeit in iener godt geton,
Is mar bic grmoroung bon Soriett
@icDaniel Die iein 8eib unb
eie Wauttcr ieiuer Ginber mari"
Ger 8ro3eB erregt rieitgeS gGuf.
ieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
mtIicn wiSmct lIdt
Scr N~Mslancspclitik!
SandboOtfrase nRS eusliide gotC
bic SanptpnHfte, 9entihlaucs.
Iaubbeke bleibt uHgebOrt.

8oibington, 90. gtou. 9rdi.
8ilion uno feline Nutgeber bcfoIIen
lid ee%genipdrtie NIT Den information
nolen Broblemen, Oenen Dos 2on0
gegeniberitcbt. Sn Oieien cinbegrif.
ZEN iiu6 in eriter Reibe bic @eriuide.
LitngerL melhe Der 0eutihe Tntf.
hcotfrieg 0ur9 Die 8erientilng non
5diffen gebroft bot, nif benen iidj
ameritaner al 9oro befdnoenJ uno
nobel in einern SoTe feds ameri.
Loner inns 2ebcn gefommen fine.
Gs beiBt, Onb Der 8r1ii0cnt oieie
angeIeeeubeit obne Glirdt Dor Ct
Doig cntitebenoen @erpideliineen
nod beitem @ruteiien our @rlcoi.
Ttng bringen min.
5erner mir6 lif Serr 8iIion nit
Der Beigerung @nglon0s, auf ben
erotelt Der Ser. Staoten betrcffs
Der itipar6eu Siite irgenopelde gu.
BetGn6uiiie 81 MAIDEN, gu bcidofti.
gen baben.
gerseblids 6ebe essen 9entidlun6.
Bon britenfreinoli@e 6eite wiro
INNER nieoer berporgebnben, BOB
Der 8rGitoent elm i6arfes gorgeben
Iegen 9eutihlano beabiidt!gt. Die.
i Setperiu6e, pel9e mmer ge.
nadt mer0eu, ne1n england cine
mueriddmtc Gote gcian6t bat uro
,ofir 5ltr giebeniduft gc5ogen 5u
per6et perOirnte, INN Die 0ficntl,6e
%Hufmcrtiamfeit ouf 9eutidlonO an
snten uno fiinItli6 cine rclic ariie
uiummen5upbmtoiieren, peroen in
Rrciien Der Administration in iitug.
ter Belt nidt mebr 10 germ gaicben
Die friiber.
60 lnnge &auaboote 9rieg gegen
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anitralii8er @eneral aeiaaen.

2onoon, 20. gaoD. Brigade.
general Duncan 6. @Lashlr0 lit in
6rontreid am IL. 9tooem6er ben
&unben erlegerl, pel1c inn ctn
@rnnatipLitter beigebradt bate. Gr
NOR elmer Der fibrenOen ouItrali-
iden 5eerfibrer uno Dor Dem Ssrieg
Director Der militdriiden ausbil.
Dung in auitrolielt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
SruifdaOeu i'm @OrSmeten.

9ortlano, Ore, 90. 9oD. Nad
Den einaebmOen geridtai ftno in
ben bier Stooten Oregon. Wc'sna.
ton, SoabO uno Wontnra niGt nc.
niger ais 1,750,UO0 Stiltea slgDfel
i'm 8ertr bon $1.5o000O Ourd ben
uoriu0hiem 5roit fir 0eu geriono
~aultauolih gcipor0eii. Sm 5000 hi
bcI1llft Iid Der gerluf
ouf 10 bis ID qsroSent Der puu3en
Grnts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
aleines RaSden eritift.

Sort Mabiion, 20. gtob. 9ns
0nS 0reiidbriae So6terden Der So,
mile @roOer 8uaorO bon bier am
beriuf]te iiber einen 3aitn
gu fletterrt geriet es nit benz aopf
5piI6en 8tpei @itterltnnaen 1nb
muBte eIenoialih eritiden, O1 cs
niGt imitonoe mar, ben 3opf nie0er
berauSau3erren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
Gn0lartS tpitbt In
GGpptcn Rektmten an!

Berlin 20. 93ob. 8ie oie
lleberieeiide gtndridten-agentt be-
ridtet, itno in Geppten engliIde
8erber tatig, utter ben gingetore.
men aauoneufItter gu iu6en uro
Retrlten 8lt iperbeu. SSSn oerielbcn
gtadri6t beiBt es. Dab Die Sta6t
Cairo nIs our ariegs8oue geb1rig
erfI1rt poroan lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
ueMtohettcn aus Jcwa.
8nr geIp6nnnn Ser sdnRffIer.

9es @oines, 20. Sob. Dos
9bergeriht bat Som8tng eRti6ieoen,
6aB conference.-the bon alien @el6.
itrnfen, peIde tpe1en l~1e6ertretuno
bes grObibitionseeieses berb0ngt
per6er, 3ebn 4sro5ent fir ii1 beon-
fpru9en fonnen. SeoenfoIIs miro
nm Dem Sdniifflertum fuieoer Cor
uno Eiire aeoffnet perben, menn
perionltder 8ortetl babel beraus.
Ipringt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20

Sn BEN Gabriten bon sSuis
nois, abgsIebsn rom RohIen6ou unb
9a9nbetrisb, limb 100000 MenIten
befddftigt. Der Gtaat if iebt Der
brittle SnbuItyieftaat i'm 9onbe. Der
Dert ieinsr Snbuftriesr3eugnifIe i'm
Sabre 1T runo breitoufenb Millionet
Dollars.
Gin offsner Brief, in ipeIs
dem 2tuguf ID. Maitgen. 76 Sabre
alt. BON 5oboten, u. s, Iein Gbeleto
in etpas tonfuIer Weiie I9iloerte,
fIbrte gu Der Gntbeduns zines
GeIbFmOrboeriu6s. rpel6en Der oIte
Mann i'm 8aDeSimmer ieiner Bohs
nung u1ternommer bate. Dos Gas
NOR dngeorebt unb8oitgen bepubtIps.
gr bef:nnet Ii9 bereits auf benz
Dege Der g%eneIuug. Sn BEN gries
fs, Der mad leinem SoDe per6ffentliGt
rperben iollts, i9tlbtrte Der greis,
tpie er feline I'm 26 Sabre tiinaert
5raa tot ebenio oieIen Sabrsn bsis
raists. sic lei cine gIiidIi9t, ober
aniIos" 5rau gepeien, Die immsr els
men .Sturbodrber" bate, tpG5rrnb er
fid b6aIt iibtrfliiHlg OOriom. Damn
tetId5te ct Ii9 c%ariher, DoB sSoco6
@intber, Der Gtiefpatsr leiner lrou,
ibm bic 9rStben tpeeaB, tbr 5dpns
ger iid i'm 9auie einmistste, un6 Der
8iertefl nidt CUR Rube sstommsn
lei, fudhrtnD leine i'm sleinen 6onie
pobntnOt psrheirnttts 5OGtsr ihrs
BdmiIisnndI6s in isInsr Mubnuns
GafA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20

8ibt boIlIt1noiae uno fIar iuuiirterte On.
l%eitungen In alien leiIeit Der iebt 10 boIfstitm.
ltnen 9dttingsslHit, 9ie Sorobabnna Der
g9tif4en uro Die Gage Der Sdnoe miro IN
lieben Iebr oeutlihen nno tloellos geSeimneien
SlnitraiiioHeH qe5etgl, gefoIgt bon febr Ieiti
bsrftdnSlt4 qegebenerl a~Dlettungen. Cine eroBe
glH5dhl BON DalIerH fit @nnfeT, ginflSe, no.
THE, Wltitelitlde, .SErdgeH, gtatbtfIetoers is1b
6entoeniode, 6unofn1fnnfpn, BrotteuersHed,
den uip. ltn6 dbgebtloei uno ote eIn[c tliita
gen erm6aIthen es aud a~lHfAnQerH, oieIeIben
bersliteleH
SnB BUD lit auf brm belten Robter nan
zen. b1diter Gniproerimgen Der BtidSruders
fliHli 1eorndt, iilS Der BeliB besieibeu MIRO
tlr Sie cine Gueae Der 9eirieoiguna mo oes
8erenieens biioen. Wlnn febe unfeti bic Ieichs
ten Heoinaufgei, su ipeIntH e al haber HI
fdtot.
SGsIidle Gmaba srihanf,
1911 6Braxs Ctr Ensaha mshE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20
edminbler erhuLtsn strnfe.

Sort Robiion, 90. g1ob. = 8.
". &eebes, @aroIo @or0 un0 s. 90.
8ropt ole mittelit fingierter Bier.
oerennen Die 5armer Oe8 Mittel-
neiten8 nm erbebIide @eI0betrdge
hei6minoelt hatten, tpur0en Cams.
tag bier 8u ie orei Snbren 8udt.
bailS berurteilt.
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Gr6alt nenen gru,es.

Sioug gitn 20. Nop.- Ger fri.
bere @oliaeihef George 8ierce, Ser
iuegen Bflidtberleburg uto geId1il.
sung uriloroliiher SGuier 81 orei-
.idbrigcr 3udtbousitrofe b~erurteilt
iuoroen mar. miro einen nelten 9ro.
SEP erbalten. 0aS Sber1erift bat
oos Ieete nrteiI neriporfen uno einen
neuen @roaeB beantragt,
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1liarktberi6te.
aosaI.9iarst.

2Dfat.DiarRt.
(tlebermitieIt bon @iniHsfn Srtit Co
0raugen-gaIs. aiIie S4.5o-6.30; %ss.nric1,
aiite S3.75-4.25; gtabeIS, atlte S4.75-6.26.
3itronet-&iite 6.00-6.50.
@ropefruit-atfte S4.00-5.00.
glepfeT-gorf amperiaIs. SAB $500; SOM,
tbnns S1.75; loser urrb grbbere $1.s5-2.0o
per aiite; Blue 8i6bpn S t.S5-2.00 per Silte.
Beintrdlben-e mperors, Crate $3.50; @up-
terors, 5diier S4,75; MaIagas, egtrn gut,
$500; faHcb, $3.50; tItra foncp $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Campers, $t.75 PER
camp; gireinias. SAB $3.50.
$3.50.
Snmb.; aanlas, CAB $3.75.
aartoFieI-$1.s0 guibeI.
9eHhlie:--
8piebeIt. rpauii6e. Crate $500.
8DiebeIu, rot gels, Rfo. DC.
IouiatcH, 2nes, $2.25.
aobL 8fS. 3Ac.
eelerie, D3t6, 9tby 40e.
SeIerie, S6nb0, rob, Crate $500.
Geaerie, Soabo, rob, grote $3.50.
GrltebaGoes, @fb. 2hc.
@eIbe, peiBc uno 8nferribeR, Bfb. 2lac.
@aiiinaIen, Bio. 21Ac.
aiir6iiie, OUT, 5000.
greiBeI6eereR-gop Goo, SeB $500; SER
febs, Sos $3.50, aiite 1925; gcue gbcrrb,
Sob $500; Belle @ueIe, SOiucs, SAB St0.5O.
aotusnlhe--Sad $3.50; 9us. $1.Oo.
Omaha Marft6eridlt.
Smaba, is. Hobember.
Omaha, 20. Nobember.
e9tuAtie6 D,,E,,hr AK nm
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g(utoSieb ins 2udlt6ons.

Ses Moines. 20. Nop.- g0uarS
SunIep alias Sad Ban Corn, elmer
Der GeiabrIihiten gIutomobiloiebe.
Die ie golf gountD unIider gennbt
baben, lDuroe Gnmstog bon HiGter
lltterbad nlf 5 Sabre in's Sudt.
bans eeididt.
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Oeitctt. Boti1after
reiIt ba1S alb!

@ien, 20. Sob. - @rof g[oam
SnrnoDsti bon Sornotp, Der nell err
nantte oiterreidiid.ungoriide BOT.
i6dfter fir bic Ser. Stouten, miro
am t6. DECEMBER Die RetIe mad
4merita ontreten. Sn ieiner 8e.
gIeitung miro iid feline @emoblin
befinoer.
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sdafe-3ufubr $4,000; @arii
Itorf bis 15c bober.
@efiitterte 21mnler 11.75.
@eItli1e 21mmer HOO.
5eeoer BANNER 1925.
Soabo 2dn1mer 1895.
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8eefitiere, Ianeinm Bis 1o-15c
nieoriger.
BeefS t0.00-11.10.
Mittelm1Bige 8.50-10.00.
Giibe urlO Sellers, lungiam Bis
10-15c nieorieer.
@raB 9eefs, CUTE big bette 7.75
bis $50.
@1ittelmdBige 6.75-7.75.
@epobnlI1e 5.75-6.75.
@ute bis bette Seifers 6.50-7.25
Cute bis bette 4iibe 6.50-7.00.
Mittelm1Bige aiibe 5.75-6.50.
@~elpobnIide 4.25-5.75.
Stoders unO Seekers, bette Seeo-
ers felt, oroere 1916 nieOrieer.
Geeoers, quite biz bette, $50 bis
800.
MitteIm6Bige 6.75-7.50.
@ep6bnlid)e 6.00L6.75.
Stof 9elfers, quite bis bette 500
bis 7.15.
StoG Gube 5.00-6.50.
Stof a1Iber 6.00-8.00.
9eoL &6lber S.0U-t0.00.
Bulls un0 Stogs 5.50-6.50.
Sdlueine-3ufubr $500.
Mtarft 5-10c ~nieoriger biz 15c
n~iebriger.
9ur6i6nittspreis 9.40-9.65.
S0diter 9reis go.
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000.
Martt felt uro ottib.
2dmmer 11.00-11.60.
@efiitterte BANNER 1900.
S1brliage 7.75-9.50.
5eeoer Sdbrlinge 10000.
8i0ber 7.00-8.50.
Mlttteridafe 6.50-7.6O.
@efitterte Mlstteri6afe 10--15c
bober.
Seeoer MsutterIGofe 4.50-6.25.
Seeoer 2Gmmer 9.25-10.25.
ct. SOiepB @artt6eridt.
Ct. Soiepb, 20. 0opentber.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000, Mtarft
langiotn meiitens 10-15c ME.
origer.
S0dlter @reiS 1850.
Shiueine-3ufubr 1000; ganrft
langiam.
9urdidnittspreis 9.35-9.70.
S6hiter Breis 9.75.
Sdafe-3ufubr 100; Marft MONT.
neil.
@efiitterte 2Gnnt1er 1875.
Sanias Sin Marttberidlt.
aanlas Gitp, Is. geobember.
liinODieB-8ufubr $4,000; Wnrtt
felt bis 10c nieDriger.
$odItcr 8reis 11.75.
SdbrIinge HOO.
aiibe. felt big Zoe nieoriger.
Stoders, bette felt, un0ere ,tltre.
gelndBie.
&GIber, felt.
56ueine-3ufubr 10000; Morft
offncte 5-10c nieorieer uno
idlob 25c nieorieer.
9urfidnittspreis 9.25-9.75.
S6hiter greis 9.S5.
5@afe-3ufabr 1000; 0tarft feIt.
GbieagD @arttberiGt.
Chicago, 90. Nouenber.
iiHbbieb-3ufubr $4,000; Wtd-ft
bette itort, nHoere felt bis 15r
nie6riger.
Canadian 8rafters 900.
S0fiter 9reis 1900.
S6brIinge 1925.
shucius-3ufubr 81, 900; Mearft
mcilteus 5--10c n~ieOri9er.
DitrdhNifhspfels a00-aE.
nndihr 2rcis ass. |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-20

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lino ariegsbrot cinecfibrt Der
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
NO WORK ON INDIAN
SCHOOL DORMITORY
UNTIL NEXT SPRING

A great many people in Bismarck
have been wondering when work
would begin upon the new dormitory
for the Indian school, for which the
Commercial club was instrumental in
procuring an appropriation Of $4,000
early last spring. The Commercial
club has been wondering, too, and it
took the liberty OF writing the Hon.
Cato Sells, commissioner Of Indian at
fairs, on the subject. Mr.. Sells as
sistant, E. E. Merett, writes the club
as follows:
referring to your letter Of October
l6, asking the status of the construc-
ton Of a new dormitory at the Bis
amrck Indian school, you are advised
that 1t does not appear now that work
on the dormitory can be begun this
fall, but it is planned to undertake
such construction as soon as the
weather will permit in the spring"
The hundred Indian children from
the local reservations who will be de-
prived of the benefits OF the Bis
marck school this fall and winter, will
have the satisfaction of knowing that.
with ordinary speed, the new build
ing should be ready for them by tho
opening of the 1917 fall semester.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
The MARKETS
STOCK MARKET:
AGAIN ACTIVE
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Feature Issues of Days
Session

New York, Oct. 25.-Technical con-
ditions, as represented, namely. by the
extended Bull account, outweighed
more favorable developments Of a
general nature in today's active mar
ket, leading stocks again reacting
moderately after an early period Of
irregular strength.
The highly professional character
of the trading was evidenced by the
extraordinary activity Of issues, hav-
ing only potential or future Vlaue, es-
pecially Chicago, Rock Island & Pac.
fic, which outranked all other stocks
on its extreme rise Of seven and sew
en.eights points to 347s with an over
turn of 225,000 sahres. Early in the
month, the Rock Island sold as low
as 49,.
Other strong and active stocks OF
the same class included Denver & Rio
Grande, common and preferred. at
gains of four and one-fourth and five
and one-half points respectively, with
one to over three points for Missouri
Pacific, Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
Texas & Pacific, Lake Erie & West
ern, St. Louis & San Francisco, Min
neapolis & St. Louis, and Seaboard
Air Line. Together with Rock Island
these stocks made up fully forty per
cent of the total aggregate Of $780,
900 shares.
High records made during the fore
noon by sugars, were wholly or par.
TALLY surrendered later, General Mot
ors also receding from it's new maxi
mum of S15, with other high priced
specialties, such as Bethlehem Steel,
which rose nine points and fell ten.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
IF DAVE SHOULD
KNOCK THE Il"
OUT OF KELLY

Too much Kelly seems to be one OF
the difficulties with which the Dem.
ocratic state central committee is af.
flicted, according to goOdnatured
explanation Of the situation given by
Dave H. Macarthur, Democratic can
didate for governor, during his visit
in Bismarck this week.
Joseph n. Kelly is treasurer of the
Democratic state central committee.
John Nelson Kelly, another party en-.
tirely, is chairman of the executive
committee. j. N. AYERS that J. N. has
the funds in his possession and won't
give them up for state purposes. J.
N. says that J. N. doesn't know q
bloomin' thing about it, and that the
funds were subscribed in the first
place for the purpose of boosting
lawn Burke and Woodrow Wilson.
Anyway, ]. n. absolutely refuses to
diyvy with J. n, and the miX-up re.
minds one of the popular song which
runs, IF | knock the Il out of Kelly"
Political Anarchy.
Commenting on conditions in the
Democratic state central committee in
general, Mr. Macarthur asserted that
they are fast approaching political
anarchy" and special reference was
made to the recent failure to GUST
Fred Mclean from the Craftsmanship.
Anyone who wishes to take the trou.
BILE to buy up enough proxies can abb
solutely control the state central com.
mittee under the courts ruling" said
Macarthur.
incidentally, Mac is conducting his
campaign out of his own pocket or
from the personal contributions OF
friends, and It's not much of a cam
paign to Macs way Of thinking.
There's no money to hire hall, as
serts Mac, and it's too late now to
arrange an itinerary, even if the cash
were forthcoming. Mr.. Macarthur
intends to content himself with a
plain declaration of principles for the
present, but later therell be some
thing doing reminiscent of Bannock.
burn, he strongly hints.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
BIDS WANTED.

The Board of City Commissioners of
Bismarck will receive bids up to s
o'clock p. M, Monday, November q,
1916, for the remodeling of the City
Pest House.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned at the Office OF the Architect,
Frederick w. Keith, in the Webb
Block.
All proposals shall be sealed in an
envelope, plainly marked, stating
what bid is enclosed and delivered at
the office Of the City Auditor All
bids shall be accompanied by certi.
fled check in the amount of per cent
OF the bid and made payable to the
Auditor. The right is reserved to re-.
ject any or all bids.
r. II. THISTLETHWAITE,
City Auditor.
(1O-26; 11-2)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD or
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
October 20. 1916,


The Board Of City Commissioners
met in regular adorned session.
Present: Commissioners Battey,
Bertsch, Best, Kirk, President Yucas.
Minutes of meeting held the goth inst.
were read and approved.
Bids for wiring, heating and plumb
ing in the Detention hospital were re-
jected, they not being accompanied
by certified checks, and the auditor
directed to re-advertise for bids for
repairs of Detention hospital as per
plans and specifications previously
prepared, bids to be opened Novem-
Der 6, 1916, and the work to be COM
pleted by January I, 1917.
The matter of street crossings was
brought up by Commissioners Best
and discussed.
On motion of Commissioner Best it
was ordered that the storm water
sewer system be extended west on
Broadway $50 feet with 36-inch pipe
The following bills were directed to
be paid funds permitting: Hanlon &
Okes (second estimate on paving)
S13,OO0.O0 Western Union Tel. Co.
s7.S1, State Public Health Laboratory
$500, Street Work $72.9S, Geo. Sny-
der $500, r. F. jaeger $4,000, st.
Mary's school $1400, G.. c. Wachter.
Gdn. $500.
Proposed contracts for pay for en-.
gineering work with the City Engi'
neer were referred to the City Attor'
new with directions to report at the
next meeting.
A resolution was adopted approving
the bond and contract with the Fora
Paving company.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Attest: r. H. HlSTLETHWAlTE,
City Auditor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
CHICAGO.

HOGS-Receipts, $4,000. Weak, at
SC under yesterdays average. Bulk,
$1,000 to $10.35; light, 1886 to $1O.40;
mixed, $3.50 to $10.45; heavy, $3.50 to
$1O45; rough, $3.50 to 1895; pigs,
1915 to $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts, $4,000. Unset
tied. One load sold at $11.65, the high
est price on record. Native beef
steers, $3.50 to $11.65; western steers,
$6.15 to $3.50; stockers and feeders,
$4.65 to $7.75; cows and heifers, 1885
to $3.50; calves, $500 to $110O.
SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000. Strong.
Ewes, $3.75 to 1926; lambs, $S.25 to
$1O.7l.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-26
FOR GALE OR EXCHANGES

FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-15-acre
fruit farm in Colorado. Nine acres
in apples; l IL miles from good
town. Owner lives here and can
not take care of it.
FOR SALE-320-acre farm, close in,
with buildings. Fine for stock and
dairy farm. Long time on part.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Well improv.
ed farm, close to Bismarck
FOR SALE-Five-room house, with
bath; furnace heat; on 7th street.
Price, $1,000; 5000 cash and terms
on balance.
FOR SALE-Strictly modern six.
room house, in very good repair,
on Avenue A. Price, S2500; $500
cash and terms on balance.
FARM 4 CITY LOANS; INSURANCE
o. T. OWENS { co.