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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
WHEAT LOWER;
THEN RECEIVERS
Export Business and Wilson's
Attitude Responsible,

CHICAGO, Dec. Dear money and
continued transportation troubles gave,nn
advantage today TO the bears In wheat
Contentious that large clcarances at the
sonhoerd during the rest of this month
would clear up railway congestion did not
seem 10 make much impression. espe-
ally us war iisk rates on the ocean had
risen about as high Tor neutral boats as
tur .h"l'lg,rruts
on the other hand Nat assertions that
President Wilson would veto any embargo
legislation acted somewhat as an Offset
tlrnlng prices. which ranged from Hc
OF ~ l,c 0dv"nrC. with Nav ~ tl72is
70 N.73 and July nj tl4li, TO 81 20 we're
followed by moderate upturns, hut then
aIdcCidod general setback
Corn sympathizrd with tho wenkr..,
of wheat About the only demand was
from shorts who were In position To
take profits. After opening unchanged
to Nc higher. the market hardened a
trlflr nnd then underwent IL sag all
around
Henvincss developed IN oats. M we'll n-
In other cereals, on the downturn. how.
ever elevator concerns took TO the buy
ing aide
Higher quotations on hogs tended 10
lltt provisions Trade was light
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
NEW YORK.

NIW YORK. Dec There WAS n
further decline In the cotton marR,,
carly today owing 10 continued weak
Do To- Liverpool and "A renewal Of lIJui-
.'' ON. tn" opening was steady, but
N"u 10 10 20 points lower with Jan
"'} selling at l1.7tc and May at 30 ~
or lh" call Rallies Of sovcra points
InHoW'i on rImors that private rcturnR
showed ginning OF GSi 900 nu,. for
'Hr last November period. out Liverpool
"'S n heavy seller and May sold or 10
-'-.u before the end uf the first hour
"r about - points under last uishtq
.urIhE iEu'' Private cables report
80 U.t' Liverpool Wss unsettled rs po-
.l'u conditions ana attributed the de-
emo 10 IiInir'lon IN a narrow market
Houses with Liverpool connections he
,ain' sllll heavier sellers toward the mid
Die OF the morning Tho appearance OF
nus pressure brought out renewed ll1ui-
dalon and local selling and prices broke
triy severely with january selling OF to
10 bAc, nnd May 10 ~ $50 early In tho
noon hour or about ~ TO a. points net
lower
SPOT COTTON unlc'. mddlng up-
wu1s, Ii'Oc sales 800 bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
LIVE RPOoL

LIVERPOOL. Dec 5.-COTTON. SPOT
weak Good mlddl nc. II SD; mddling
y tld, !ow middllnR. II SD sales. 600
h"l"f. for speculation and EXPORT. 500
i""s: receipts, 1900 bales Futures.
t''ndy December. Il Gld, December
January ll6id. Jauunry February
it,d' February March. ll7ld. March
April II S2d; April-May, II sTd: Mnv-
june lls'di June July. II gad. July
August ! 9id August September.
500; september October. lllIh:Ocio'
brr. 10 gSd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

ST LOUIS. pc, . uiOGS Eo.u'ns
l1ao0; loulio h.rh"u light 81. '.liHIo0N
plpr, 8 f"nHtUn. mixed nud lui'gr"
lolFHu25. good heavy il0lo'.0 %.
hulk. s. 1lUUI0lo CNTTLh E,.u pts
1000; show Nendy. Native beef steers.
tl5oullfa. y,nrug steers aud h'l'"LS
N1nnll so. COWS and hoitrrs, s. ti''
Stockrrs and feeders, i53NHl,o, Texas
southern beef steers. s. UUu4 Uns h'r'
COWS and holfria. 1i2JU7iu, pr mo-
ycnrlIug steers and hclfers. F.nuN.o1,
native calves. s. Oop llbU SilIi. l,r-
Cripts. 3UUn, steady Lambs 8 iuu
~ 10. ewes. I355u7OO; yeurungs. |'oyu
90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Dec 5-HOGs Rc-
ccipIs lsoo0: higher Bulk Iaon' on.
houvy. tns5dlOH, packers tui butch.
ots, t4.15uiUou. light, s. iU1it 80, pigs
'15Ou9O0 90 CATTLE. Receipts. 10000
STEADY to lOc lower Prime '"i st.,rH
so 5vul2 90. dressed beef steers, it5oI
10 - southern steers, ta1EaN 2i, cows
400 SHEEP. Eorc pts. 10000. strong
10 roc higher Lambs 81 fou'' jN.
yearlngs. 81 0OG 70 e5, wothers T.IJr
S7h; owes, !12tHb2J; atockors aud feed
crH g.. l.5OHil.lU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec O. Sugar. ruw
steady. centrifugal, CSC. molnsscs A11r.
refined, irregular, generally 20 20 80
points lower cut loaf Ns5c. crushed
s2nc, mould A. zoo cuhus, 17uc, y y
Ky powdered, 1880. powdered. 1900.
lures opened quietor under scattered sell.
Ing and at noon prices were 2 to points
lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 25.-wHEAT
red sl7Oal "a CORN: Unchanged, NO
. mixed, S7h hGSsc; No, 2 white. SIts Al
SSac, No. . yellow, SSdsSI OATS
Unchanged No. white. 6ibdS5c; No
. mixed, t2G 53c RYE. 81 S9Ti. 40
kAFlR and MILO MAIZE. 2OG297
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
RECEIPTS JUMP
TO 2,250 HEAD
Direct Shipments Feature at
Local Market
TODANs HECEIrTs.

CATTLE ono Of the largest ship
mrus ut directs received Rt the local
market In many many months was in
Cludcd Iu the DAVIS fresh supply Of the
2,2Jo head coming, packers drew 80 loads
on direct billing OF ths ou-maIket sup
ply packers were able TO get hlrly
good supply ~ medium 60 good short
Ted steers Butcher ,pttle were fairly
well represented ~ wrrr also Atoctcrs
and feeders While mo- decisive dcCliurA
wefo registered, pnckrs rihhlrd at steer
values, the market closing s'"ndN 80 roc
lower Elly top was IS 1U for "a three
car string ~ better than 100 pound
ayerlR" hrcNos liuk OF the steers sold
81 and up SO change WAS noted In
butcher values best cows selling So Upd
$50 and medium hcitors Sc QUA oo Cam
ners and cutters sold 81 Goa 90, bulls up
to 81 %. Several cars Of New Mexico
stuff helped swoll receipts In tho slockcr
and feeder division. and tho market
closed steady Best ycnrl,4s brought
81 00uG 90, whlo the bulk ~ the com
mon to medium kinds sold s. U0UJ.7a.
Huk Of the 700 head calf supply wos on
direct billing The market closed steady
with s. uU tnNug odd head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

sT. LOUIS, Dec. 8 WHEAT Lower.
No ? red, nominal; No hard il.7si{
CpI'N. Lower, No, ,, SeRc. No. white,
white, 5iiac. RYE Steady. No 2. sli6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

TILE RnrrIpia r Coo. Strudv Steers.
81 CoOnT 90 HOGS Rccctpts, $500. aH
lnr higher BUR-. l9iuU9ih. Sil l.lI.
l,'cclpls, 1000, steady Lambs '"o'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5-WUEAT. Nh .
red, fl12A No hard. nominal CORN
No . yellow. 90i4G9la,c. OATS stan.
dnrd, 52A53i4c BARLEY: bcGl23.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
ST olJls.

ST LOUIS. D,c. i-TOrLTEY Hens
ma ''n. springs lt,. urNeya. iiml9
ducks, l3c. 4,,sr. II, nITTlR Cream.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
Majestic

The Sign Of tho Spade" frst-rur
Mutual master picture de luxe. a eleven
story Of romance, heads good program
today The Last OF the MorgauS.
southern drama and an L-ko comedy
are Iher features Tomorrow. Re.
Feather offers Ruth Stonehousc In KIN
caid. Gambler rcuucd from the stoy
The Lady and the Law Dorothy
Davenport IN The Mother Call" IL on
the Same bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

For the best Jingle on want ads IN,
Times will give 50 second best s.
Contest closes tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

Sell that COW now through a Times
want al IS words three times Is cents
Phone PRN s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
John Mccormack,

John Mccormack, Who IA booked TO
give a song recital at tho Auditorium
Wednesday night. Is a pronounced IA
voritc in Chicago, hut when he luvc his
irst concert there last spring and packed
the spacious auditorium one OF the
amazed critics wrote ps follows. In the
midst Of a most peaceful season. when
everything was moving along smoothly
In cut-and dried fashion. along comes
John Mccormack to town and gives u-
jolt Accustomed ns We nre to mod
erate-sizcd aud cnces Of politely inter
cstod people, mildly approcintivc and
most orderly In applause. distinctly con
trny Is II 20 all accepted theories TO-
In the way they behaved at MIR Nc
Cormocks concert - the auditorium
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

One Of the best vaudeville shows
surely the best from comedy stand
puirt.-tO appear at the Folly theAtcr IN e
season Is PLAYING today aud tomorrow ~
conjunction with a high class program
Of siS reels Of photoplays Melrose. hil g,
NJ tho worlds wonder worker" utilize
five people IN his act which is a Ccrtai'
producer OF compelling comedy \
musical comedy team on the bill score
heavily Another variety team features
the sing ng Of several patriotic parod e'
which have been great fHYorites Will
audiences SnCr Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

ITDrTfY.
- mmic" Lee. musical froliC comic, oc-
Cupicd the spotlight In The Wrong Doc
tor" musical comedy in two acts be
ing presented nj the Liberty today and
tomorrow Twenty-Five people comprise
the company Three acts OF yaudey H.
each IA tup-notCher In its class ke
the hin one OF the largest seen at the
Liberty for many weeks An entire
change OF program takes places Thurs
dHy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
GTeTHEKTRES
Empress

There are thrills and heart throhs n
plenty In The Rummy," Triangle p.o
iupluy attraction Mt the Empress tolr
ana Wednesday, The story concerns d
newspaper reporter and IS said to be ,h'
INST film which realistically pUrtrnya 'h'
operation ~ newspaper OF &C. Wilfr,d
Lucas gives splendid Interpretation Of
the leading role and IA ably supported
by Pauline stark Bessie RarriscdIt
comes Thursday In "rlnin Jane
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
Lyric

Much might be said I'm favor Of the
artistic dances now being offered AT the
Lyric by the Stewart sisters. and f.
might also be said that every figure I'm
the entire program OF steps II new ana
no doubt original StScial interest is
also hcing ven the Iona HaVnlaus
0y the local vuudc fans, \ comic Pnthc
picture, also a reel OF news from over
the world are being shown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
Closing Quotations.

Prices of the various grades OF Cattl
are approximately as follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

No, W Pr No VT Pr No VT pr
J.. 755 20 lIl0O ts5 l.. 500 I 90
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24
South Oxford

The farmers ef this community
are making rapid progress in gar
dening.
The many friends ami relatives
Of Mrs FL. Gill were much griev-
Ell at her going away to the Jack
son hospital, where she will re-
celve treatment fOrappendicitis.
Miss Lillian Batton. Of Ok
ford spent saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Pearl Walker.
Prof. Linsly spent the week end
with homefoIxs at Tuia.
Mr.. Willie Mills and Mis- Zula
Hankins were happily married at
the brides home at Grenada on
the 4lst OF this moath.
Mis- Minnie Mills Is spending
the winter months at Water Val
ley On account Of her sisters i'll
ness- Hope that she will soon be
able for her 70 return home.
Mr- Johnnie Goodwin Wa IN
our community sunday afternoon.
Mr- Buford Walker spent sun
day afternoon with Mr.. Richard
Nils. B1o~prr -
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24

: EofTos- TsLEPHosz No. 525.
Mrs. NJ J. Parks. ha. returned
% her home in New Albany. after
an extended visit To relatives a,J
friends here.
Mr. and Mr.. Anderson. Of All.
oevIile- visited friends ami ral,.
'ives here the fr~t Of the week
+ D Beaaiaad eft Mon,iav On
a business trip 20 the Delta
Mr. VIII >toue entertained
the Novelty Club. THURSDAY sfr..r-
noon
The Woman Book Club ATTN
ast writing eudor~zI Hoase B71
No 80 uow before the lr-.-.
sippi Legislature uhieh biH en-
powers the boarls of ,uuervi-or~
OF the several coanrie-. Co s~,ab-
lish and maintain county free
Iibrares-
Hugh Coffee Of Memphis. VISIT
Ell frieni> and relatives here tb-
trst Of the week.
>tasey Fur. hsls returned from
Belen- where be- va eaIle5 10 the
death bed 81 hi- sister
Mr. Ed Pro-. Of BeS,mer. Al
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
e. " Pres, here the latter part
II iast weeS-
E~car Crow and Sli.s Annie
Jones. of Burgess. we're married
It the Methodist parsonage >un-
lay Afternoon Rev T. :. Lewis
't6caring- Their many friends
sxteud hearty congratulations
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24

Nessrs- Hugh Wiley. Bonnie
NcLArty, o. I. Whitehead and
Z II. Barry, attended the Rural
!. eaFriere Convention in Memphis.
Tuesday.
Mrs T. .. McRayburn. of
ioeeopola, Is in the Oxford Hospi-
Ial being treated for a hurt which
sue received some time ago. We
hope she will soon recover.
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24
FOR CHIDRENs COUGH


You cannot use anything better for
your ehIld's cough and cold than DR..
Kings New Discovery. lis prepar-
ed from Pine Tar mixed with healing
AMI soothing balsams It does not
contain anything harmful and Is slight
~ LAXATIVE, Just enough TO expel the
Polsons from the system Dr. Kings
New Discovery Is antiseptic-kiIs the
cold serms-raises the phlegm-Ioos-
ems the cough and soothes the irrita
ton Don't put of treatment. Coughs
and Colds often lead TO serious lung
troubles Il is also good for admits and
the aged Get a bottle today All
Druggists Adv
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24
Bits CT ocal ia
Information JH
Sses<--l-S ozz Fes- e. Bssa.<.x -
rr-f-ss< - fs< cs-sfv saS -

Mss EuNcE HoLcoSs. SocrE7
Mss Lenore Willard, of Cleve-
hrd. IA, returned 70 her home.
,ftera q visit to Miss Helen Haynes.
Leo Burns. Of summer. MIS-.
!. visiting friends and relatives
here this week
Mr.. J.. o. Kirkland l. visiting
freud- and relatives in 81 LOUIS.
ths seek
N.ss Rouz Hutchinson has re-
|rurr@l from St Louis.
Ezin Davis. Of TuA, visited
frer.ls tnd relatives here the first
of tle week
NJ, May Warden, of Memp-
:. !. the guest of Miss May
|Hughes this week
z Z. Temple attended the
southern Bankers Meeting at
kolumbus the first of the week.
he meeting was held in the in
Eerest Of the JEFF Davis Highway.
c. f Sisk and Others went TO
b. Union. east of Oxford, which
b., held IN the interest of the
b. Davis Highway. the first Of
be week
Ns--r>> George Woodward.
sIsrry Sisk- c. Cox and EarI
Nor. attended the EIks meet
! h at Water Valley Tuesday.
Marriage licenses have been l.
b. g the following. Hubert
bay and Miss Fannie Ivy. FEB. /
I. +
Nis- Lille DAVIS. and j. A
(-1Gn we're quietly married AZ
6beville. ast Friday night.
= DAVIS : the daughter OF our
snator. Lee Davis
1 4. Y. HIleF / having Ms livery
ui5ilag 6oored with concrete
repaFatory 10 opening a first
hs- garage
4 communication Was handed
this week with request to pub
r. It : regarding the careless
iving Of vehicles. If this warn
J. against the disregard of the
" ! heeied. it will lessen the
hnger Of accidents.
Ihls : pay-up week. Who l.
hying upi Don't all speak at
Pc We believe Saturday will
the banner day of the week.
livery merchant IS urged to at
|nd the JEFF Davis Highway
leetng which will De held at
|renadA next Thursday. March ?.
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24
Closing Out Sale.

Ouaranteed sound work horses.
Single and double buggies.
Single and double harness
Two 2-horse wagons.
One l-horse wagon.
: Good saddles.
Extra wagon and riding brides.
Carriages and bus.
Spring wagons.
Wagon seats.
Lot Of good leather collars
Extra Poles ami shafts.
: Clipping machines
Lot of other things ali for sale
heap
Ok A. V. HmERis
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24

WHITE LINAMEsT
brings quick relief. Sold only by
u, 25c, SOC and s1.OC
Adv. Kendel's Drug Store.
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24

just Why Is mean mani But
then, only the mean man can tell.
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24
WHEN YOU

have a lame back, neuralgia.
rheumatic or other similar pains.
rub good with
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24

Dou't oe AZ all backward about
dropping n and paying Up that
subscription We II take and
snaSe A. long a. our Old hand
holds out
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24
SUYkElOALL's sHEASelESs
LIQUID ECZEMA REMEDY
Is the .GrezteSf Ec-ema and Skin
Remedy Of the
World

Cures all kinds Of itching skin
troubles now; poison oak. itch,
ringxorm, chiekeu-pox, any itch
ing skin and sores resembling
cancers Physicians fail. this
remedy cures. For sale by R. r.
Chiffon & Co. and Bramlett L Son
Samples free to sufferers
Oxford eagle., 1916-02-24

FOR SALE Ny house and lot
one block east Of South Street in
oxford MIS-. known a. the W
l. Parker place Gail or write L.
: Fa1'en- Iula- 1886.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

un0 tper0en oieie 6eltI6en
mo 6iterreidiifen @elhnse aud
ben @eg nod Qoris uno = Taft but
not leait - aud mad 2onoon ebner,
mos iogar bic 5einoe ielbit befilrd.
ten. Ghon Der erite Gag bra6te
3eid)nungen bon einigen SHouitrie.
Geiedidaften, bic iid auf mebr ols
brn0ert Diiaionen beInufen. God.
benz Die u~ngebeuren auftr1ge fir
9riegsmaterial nip., bic Der bent.
ihen Subutrie sufaGen, tnabIdds.
bare ginnobmen f6eru, lit gu er.
tpnrten, oaB Der grfoIg ser oierten
ariegsanleibe EN- rod arGBerer fem
miro, aIs Der Der 0ritten ariegson.
leihe, nn0 0ie uIeber5eiGnungen in
berhdltuismdBig f~iir3erer Bet er.
reidt lem per0en.
Ger enti6ei0enOe Gie1 uno Grie-
ben mag ihneller tommen, ais man
glnlbt. Die 3erttralmdfte ar6eiten
ldjon ieit larger 3eit an Dem 8ie.
0erauiban oes erportbanoeIs, uB0
m~raehellre Eunntitdten beimtiher
graeugniiie, Die hos 9lusld1l0 unbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
OerMOnt aeaen prO6i6ition!

9as ~gebronte atnS f6ent 6os 5eer un6 oeienigen Stonpn, Die
bic ~tunOubqren n5egnungeu4 Der 9robi6ttton am egenen 2eibe er,
Iabren bnben, fno fder ndt in Der Gle, 0eer Segnuusen pieOer tell.
9aha at ner0en, mean fe f1 odelben eumnI bonn SnIie geIhaht baden.
Ser Staot 9emont bot baflr Elm 9eMpiel gegebeu. Gr bate 81
Sabre Get, Die Girfungen Der 4robibihon su erproben, benin bereit8 i'm
Sabre 1852 maroe Die @aHerfmpelei bort Stnatsgeies un0 crit i'm Sabre
1903 mur6e oiees Sees Uioerrlfen uuO 5por nit Der geringen a@.
pritGt bon 729 Gtimmen.
9e Iesten 0re3ebn Sabre mar Der 8erfanf geiiger getrGnfe in
8errnont getdttet umo bic glrgerffaft ifent niht ihleht babel ge
abrens rn0 NIT ben bete1enDen 8abdIutfen ourhou8 ~Sufrieoeu 81 fen.
3aa ais Die Stage Der a robibtion ON 3ienstag uieoer elmer Bolts.
asftHnuna l~nterbrefet nuroe ftimmte Der Staat NIT elmer Waaiortat
non 1896 Gtmmel oageaeu. Sir Brobibiton tpuroen 1901 Strp.
mem 1lgegen 31.967 abgegeben, nHo murbe nobegu I'M Berb1ltnis bon
21 ~angunfteu elmer bernanft8en @etrdnfeoronng ediumt
8tdes Aeiulat fole ben 6andttern at oenten geben, tuenn fe
gerfuafsgrfnoeH aberbntpt sugdngGb fn0.
Soften mir, onB unere Burger bon Ge6rosfa fb germont gum Dor.
Fills nebnen nnO IN Der S%erbihpnbl Die b%oroeihlogene 9robibitton eben.
aas ourd5 cine IaDinenhafe abftnnung begraben neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

Der ungsbeurt 8orfpruHg. nelda
gnglane nuf BEN Gebiete b
5an6asIIottsn bsfist unO quo
liGerii9 bsbaupten riro, Der
oantt e. ftinsr geograpbifHe
QagE, Isinsr Observation-Disclosures at
belt dls ilbrsuOe Gssmnht uni
er0Bte 4eltma9t an aoIeniolbsFt
Der 8run0Ttod su oisfsr iibsrmd6t
gsn 5anbelsfIotte nures eeIegt bure
.rudfi6tsIofe 9erui9tun
aner Ieinsr Rioalen. gortugul. Spa
MEN 6onano. 5ranireid, 8dnemorl
lino zines mad Dem aHoern Cpitl
Der organifulsn Sserda5trs poIith
nglanSs geDorsen. aber an Deut
hem Grant fGeitsrt Der 9irai.
auh auf blsfsm 0sbiete III TeutIa
lnbs Quffieg Elm gldnsen6sr. Rif
bigs 9obsIl. iGiisBt NIT Sanua
1913 ab. Bel aritqsausbruh 5dbtt
Die neuiIhe 50noeIsFlotts f6on 400.
900 Sonn.n uno mar bic apsiigrObi,
Der Nsft. 3sutidIano befaB 1919
melt ibsr 1000 6anbslsbompFer. BE-
r.H 3onntninbaIt bisrsthu nal
gr0bsr mar, uIs i'm Sabre 1871.
nrtt. Sta
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13

Oingt baden nruB. tperoen oufgeIta.
pelt, Inn ben @eltmorft 5u uber.
iluteu. Die Golge bacon miro iein,
OoB Der @ert ser Diarf un6 aro-
men in Amerifa benz normolen aurs
INNER nGber fommen uno benielbeu
i6IieBlih pie6er erreihen mir6.
Rod bietet iid Dem adHfer in aue-
rifa @elegenbeit, an Dem nie0rigen
g~e0iiet-aurs 81 profitieren uno bic
&riegsanleiben au eiuem duBerit
giinitigen nn6 acknowledgement
Breis 5u ertuerben. 3ie felt pier3ia
Sohren etdblierte lfno t~DohL6efannte
gnnffirmo zimmerman & 5oribop.
Eli Naa CTR, Stem gort, offe.
1iert on onSerer SteIe oes 9lottes
0ieie bette aapitolgnnIoge gu tau
nenspert btaiaen greiIeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Die bierte eentide ariess-S iegeg-
Mnleihe.

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nUeifen ariegsnnIeihen Inn Elm 8iel.
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nod Monteuagro erobert. aid bic
iluffarfige, NIT einem 9erllit BON
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noh niHt 3lu Entinde gcTuoroen.
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IN SIadenmaB BON ungeiabr TO-.
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barer 9o0en, BON ben 4fIiigeH en-.
iqer un6 titdltiger oeiitfder Sdnoe
burdfnrdt, etenfons einen umab.
Id1dbb0ren Grnteertrog iidert. Der
dim iteht Dor bern 81a, oenn oeH
u8nnfen ans Giieu~ inio nIidlten
nus giliaa~ fam ielbIt bic itdrfite
ustS ~utoOernite 6dtuns niGt Dioer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-13
Surdidnitt per Ssttnr in 3ssgti5eHi.
neru uHo 3uHebme hes Grtrass
in is 9abreH.

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ooppelttn G1tras Der 6ran3oien,
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aut osu 9e.iar. 8e3lglid AuBsanos
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pas fiiRF3ebn mol 10 groB TT, ala
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fer Marggraf Lno 16orD 3n6en uns
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merit, bab 2sptinlaHo in Der @ss
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persR eGuo.rn FsbIt Disisr pi6tigItt
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