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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
ccrO GRMrdbim idot
lan0cn Krtee uCrams!
Grmnbnt Oas eanb, Irine SiIfs-
frdfie 81 orsaHiiisrtn; 2lObb
wecrar Der Yra6lEans.

2cnbon 30. anguIt gluf elmer
antroo Der 9eriaaune oes Inter,
bouies, 0nmit Den Mitalie0ern oes.
ielben @eIeaenbeit gegeben miro, IN
bic Scmmerierien 81 Geben, leitetg
Sberit @in!ton Spencer @burhin.
friiberer eriter 2oro Der aomiroIi.
tat. cine Debate iiber bic ariegS.
fiibrung GIN. CT %ertlarte, oaB Elm
boloiges Gnoe oes arieaes nod I'M.
geipib Eel. Die oeiitiden &eere Ieien
3oblreider un0 better ousgeltnttet
ais friiber. @r riet Dem 2onoe, fidv
oif einen nod lnngen arieg gefo6t
81 MAIDEN ttn0 ganbrungsmittel 70.
mie Die Breiie oofiir oiif cine arieqs.
boIi8 81 bringen. gli6 enpiabl Der
Sor0 Der Regiernng. idmtIide Bri.
p~ot0ampfer at dlnrtern INN bic
Breisiteigerime Der 5radtroten,
ipelde sr einelt notionaIen SfunoaI
nnnnte. 3u bintertreiben. gbenio
io1e, 10 fiiete er binSu, Die Re-
gierllng bic gerteiluns Der 2ebens.
mittel fontrollieren.
Sodit %notpenoig iei es aud, Die
HltTien NIT alien GrGiten finonsiea
gu unterititseL oenn eeraoe Die Oft.
lihe 6ront lei Die idpnde Seite Der
Geutiden uno ouf Der auSriiItiine
Der Guiien nit Muuition, @offen
uilu. berube gllles.
ariegsIcfretdr 0abi6 2Iop0@ eorae
riB ieiuen Muno gefpoItig auf. mics
ouf ben @eaenint IN Den SteIun.
gen Der aliiertefl unO ibrer @eaner
Dor mebreren Monoten uno iebt bin,
no Die Griteren nit 4lisnabme bon
WteiopotmHien, no oos idle1te @et.
Ter bin0erlih nirfe, iibernn Die Sfs
fenIibe ergriffen batten. Die Geut.
i6en ieien ge5uungen tporoen, bon
Ber0un &ritppen unO @eIhiise
beran5u5ieben, Inn einen 9urhbruf)
Der Gnglonoer 81 berbinoern, uno
bdtten infoIge Der etgliiden Often.
fine ibren oiterreidiiden 8erbitnoe.
ten feline $iIfe gegen General Buff.
LOFT leiiten fonnen. 8em Die 81.
liierten meiter 5uiontmenlt1noen
miiBte iih Der Siee on ibre Ban.
ner beiter. (gritens es fomnrt an
oers, 5iueitenS oils man oenftD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
9lns 8aInnt, ia.

Sn 8almlt, So, Itarb am sams.
tag, Sen 90. 9Iusuit 5rou Bertha
90. Mueaer nod LANCER, IGperer
aranfbeit. Sic erreid)te Elm glter
BON 80 Snbren. / @onat tu,6 5
Gogeit, itnO 5iaterIdBt onBer ihrein
tiefbetriibten 8atten Serrn GtHiI
RueIer Orei gSdter, %glueuIte, Nar.
tia uno 6ron Gnrna Strong, Ieluie
5iuei S0bnc, 9eter utlo Sons. Sic
8eeroiguilg fin6et an 90. Gi,auIt
tint . ubr bnn Der 9eutidlen Co.
2utb. Stride bon 8olntt ltntt. 30.
flor Ilb. 8ettnt1n Don gtIantie IjaIt
bic Seideltreoe. Gen S~interblie6c.
men infer 9eileioi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Die ~1Oablkampaene
Scr S~c5ialiItcn!

0eip Oort, 90. auenlt.-Die Sci.
ter Der io3ioIiltiiden ggablrampogne
boben bei@loiien, podeutli9 cine
9roidiire ieoem Stimmeeber oes
Sonoes ~SuSuieH6en, in pelden Die
Beitrebltngen Der io5ioIiitiidDen Bar.
tel erfldrt iuer0en. Brdiioenti9afts-
fnnoioot Benton miro ole GnmpaJnc
nGfiten Nontag mt elmer SieOe in
9~oeerstotun, 3d. eroffnen nno
bonn Den Often uno mittIerm G5e.
item bereiien. am 16. September
tDirb er IN ct. 9onis lpre9en. ant
1. Sftober be5ibt er ii9 mad Der
Bocificfiilte uno miro oud Die melt.
li6en 6toaten beiu9en. o. erlunr-
tet. itA cine S9ode in Sflobomo
nuf5ubolten. 9ie So5toliiten eloll.
ben Oob iie quite ausiidten bdbci,
Den eenannten Staat fir ii6 gu &c.
plnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
SinanssRilfc fir
sen StaatsucrbGnS!
Die 9eMtI6en run Grete bnben Die
Snmmle BON $113.30 fir feline
Saiie a%nfsebradlt.

Ger autruf oes gorItnn0es Oes
Stoatsberb1n0es our grb0bung Der
aopfIteuer bat ben u%nerrUartet frcn-
oiglten 3ieoerboa eefunoen. gttdJt
nur baben bereits eini9e 8ereine be-
idloIien. Die ooreeidlogene aopf.
iterer at er16bsn, ME 0. 9. Der
Omoba 9IottOeati9e 8erein Die
9eutiden BON Crete itno iogar Godl
ipetter gegongen itito boben iofort
cine Committing inter fih nnfge.
mad)t, Die Die idone Summe ton
$113.30 ergob urO Die tie 6inands
SefretGr Sobn 9tattes in geebrasto
@itn iberian0t baben. 3ie 5nAe
nur0e in Der 8~eriammlung Der
Crete 2oge $50. 46, o. .. s. q.
beIprohen, uno elm &ornitee ernnnnt,
oos $50 mfbringen iolte. 8ieies
aomitee, beItebeno aus Dem 8rGiis
oertten gotuorO $. gdert uno Dem
5efretGr q. s. Miiaer, bat ober
10 gut g~eorbeitet, OnB fpgar Die
oheneripabute Sltmnle bon $t13.30
erlaugt mnroe. Cine iolhe S5reis
aebigfeit bat notitrlid bic hohItc
Anerfemnang bon Seiten Der Beam.
ten 0eS StnotsnerbonDes gefun6en.
G3o moo,e,, Aer (HnhpT finn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
2lrmcepcrlaoe iin
Senat ~anocncmmcn!

8aibiugton, a3. auguit. SIN
Senot rpuroe beute Die 4rmee.8e.
piligungSporlcae, rpona6 Fir cas-
aer al biloeroe 21nobeer $267>.
596, 5000 ausgenorfen meroeH
ionerL angenomnEeri. Sn Ser Bill
LIT Elm Abi1uitt entbaltet ruonod)
Die arieggortitel, oie felt 100 Sob
rem in aroft iinb. repibiert meroen
ioaen. Gin antroe llroerrpoo6s,
Iattt neldcm Retruten inter 81
Sobren nift ongcnommer meroen
ioaen ouBer Iie bdben Die elterlide
@inniaigune, muroe NIT 25 ee1en
23 Stimnten beriuorfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
ll3ctcn pcrlicren
cneitere S%tcnMmoenl
aIdls @rabrn idiusr bsidOTtn.
iItfde nnb 6IirrrridiIde aa,
baatrlr iAIdst SlHHrn.

film 29. aue. (Iuntcuberidt.)
Dos Rrieosomt meIoete bcute
nittng: GGatiHe Gruppen er.
hlten mebrere Ghitengr1ben
Fl Eftrees. melhe Die 6rnn5oicn
yer genomTuen bnttcn. 8lptifcn
ieppal unO godieres unternabmen
y Nrnn8oIen mebrere angriiic.
IXoen ie0od nIlentbolben abeemie.
2ohOon, 80. alie. GctIGe
ttiaerie bat cii britiide Steann.
b. IN Der @eeenb oeS Goreanr.
b0Ides uno gaoentine.lo getit Ell
brhtboreS @cidltfeter aeridtet.
Berlin, 20. Mug. Wuntcnberidt.)
Die Ruiien ieten ibre QnitreR,
am Stoho0, 6lub bOrSlI.
tingeu, fort. fommen inOeb niht
ON Sled. RaDeriide anbaaerie
nd olterreihiiae GraeOner Der.
Irenoten Die angreiIenoen Stnrm.
,lonnen un0 bro6ten Den HuIien
8erllite bel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
gefarlpprten ;fndrnerf. stener

I'm benz 6on0 fir StraBeit.
pflalterung. Neparatrren cine er6Be
re girnobnte at oeridnifen pIonerl
Stoot. aorniiidr 4arfs urt6 @ene.
rnIporntorn 9tones bon Der Stroben.
gfeinigungs- mo Grbaltungsbeborbe
ole Ginfubrltrg elmer ltdoti3den
Steuer nuf 6ubriucrfe uno gtiltonto.
bile. 3ielelbe ioa fir einipdnnige
8ubruerfe $500 id6rlid betraeen,
fir 3peiipnnuiae $1,000, fir ein-
iisiee 4utumobile $500 uIiD fir
iolfe, DIE nlebr ais stuei 4oIiogierc
fiibreu f6nnen $4,000 per SaBr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Gum Gmpfana Grsbiidofs Sarta

@roBritter SbomdS SDnh BON Der
Columbus Rittern bot fir Der
@mpfane oes nelternonnten Der
matters Ser 9i6aeie Smobd, era
biI6of Sortp, EN- aomitee %erudnnt,
Dem Die foIgenoen 0roensritter an
aeb6ren: s. 81. 6. aerneop Dor
liser; S. S. 8reen; 8. s. 8ufbmdn
Gan g.. 8utIer: 8. 9e gbriitidn;
SEQ 81. Soffmonn; aep. g. S. @o'
ran itno Hi9oro Nopnt. grabiiHoi
Sortp trifft am Is. N%obentber in
8ancouber aus 0en Bbilippinen EN-
un0 miro etip1 ON %. S~ioDeulber N
Sm1bd ertpnrtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Gin CcIcr, Scr iekt
iebon $500 bcsablt!

Sarbine, Nebr., is. Mug. 1916,
8erte GGgli1e Omaha Sribiigel
8ie i'd Iebe, fonnen Sic nit
$500 bos Sobr nidt mebr aus.
fommen. Desbolb ien0e iA Sbnen
hermit einen Dollar ertra. Weein
Announcement lift omar erit om 16.
SUM 1917 obgelnufen. nGein i'd
fiible, 0oB ih ben Grtrooolor bod
.be8o6len iolte. 9esbolb bier 1T
er. 8ir Deutide miiiien in bieieil
Ifiperen 3eiten ~aniommenbnlten unO
f0nnen ltns freuen, Elm 10 aisge.
Seidnetes Eogeblott 81 baben.
Mit ber5li6em Grub
Setter &euten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
$1,000 Grbidlaftsitener.

Douglas Gountp miro aus Dem
gahlnb nes ~beritorbenen 8iftor g..
Golblpea, meI6er anf $209,563 be-
5iffert miro, etiuo t1uien0 Dollars
Grbi6aftslteuer erbalten. Der Bad.
lab miro sniiden Der 8ittue uro
Sen bier aiuSern Oes gerltor6euen
berteiIt iper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
81 HaF Bier fpufisaierf.

Ges @oiues, So, 20. au9uit.
Die bieii1e 4oIi5ei tonfis5ierte &c.
itern ouf ben beiOen bieiieen 8obn.
1ofen nidt ipel1iaer ais 81 6oB
uuO om0if aiIten Bier iouie 7 seilten
8bisfp. Die Genoungen mnren BON
G6icogo unO CT. 2oilis an
GusebIih fingierte aoreiien gerihtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

geip Bort. 2s. ata. Sn Der
beutiecn Ga6nittogshtuna Oer ga.
tlonnI federation Of Catholic 90.
rieties lpnrbe beidloiien, ben H1h-
iten Qonurnt I'M Sabre 1917 IN
aonias Gin ob5ubnlten. Gs tpuroe
ferner beidIoiIen, Den Nomen Der
8ereinieune in Catholic Geoero-
tion Of the llnite0 Stdtes" ~uHSu1n.
bern. ieOo4 beOorf 60 Ooon Der 8t-
Der nnlerifnniiden 9i-
ihofe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Il cmtl0lanS" wirS
Semndc6it crtrartct!

Berlin, go. gue.-gerliu 1T iber
ben gerbleib oes Sanoelstnudidlf.
Nes DDeutidlono" immer nod obne
snIIe Rnfrtdt. Dasielbe bat befnunt.
AIih Baltimore ON /. auguit ucr'
flaiien. GER gtlfreo 2obmaun Gi'
rector iener @eicaidoft, melher Die
.Qcilti6lonO" eeb0rt, iogte bern
Bremer aorreipon0ent oes gerliner
EngebIntts. 6aB oas eintreffen 0es
Sauoelstmdidiffes Otmndfit stl
|erwnrten lit. Die r9autidlano"
leete Die Gobrt bon Bremen mad
Baltimore in 16 Sagen 5triid, uHo
1T beute flint Gage iiberidaig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Tir NffrOerennfn.

Gie geitrigen 9feroerenmen alti
Sem bieiigen Gpeeofuap bdtten cine
grobf an5abl Qiebbaber 0eS 3cnit,
iports ongeIodt. Gle Rennbnbn be.
iinoet iifI III ausge5eihnetetn 81.
iton6 uiiO cole aenncr aus berId)ie.
0eren Eci[en Der Ser. Stooten be.
teiligten fid) oil ben Aeniicit. Mleb.
rerc Bieroe Idlitacn geitern ibre ei.
nellea Nctrr1S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
edIunnaraS barIt.

Ct. 2ouis, Nao., 20. 4ug.-Sn
Dem Mnidinenroum Der 6abrit Der
Bortlono Cement GombanD borIt
oa8 Gdppungrao elmer Molhine.
Gin Wiann FAM INNS aeben uno
mebrere ou6ere Berlonen muroen
nerlebt. Der oneeri6tete Sadid)a.
ben miro aiif 100000 bermidlagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Anii.8 rpdi6itipns @~eriammlnnn

Die Grooe Union 2ibertp Qedgate
peronitaItet heltte obetl6 ad)t llbr
ibre erite offentIide @eriammIitng
in Ser Diet Sale Gfe 10. un0
@iaiants Ctr. Ole 2iga ruitroe
orgnniiiert, itllt aeaen sic Giniiibs
ring bon Brobibition i'm Staate
Rebrd5fa ansufdmpfen. 9efonnte
Reoner bon bier uio auBerbaB tper.
ben gnIprdhen balten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
StraEcnbGbmiua0cnt
kcAiSicrt nit MMtc!

Chicago, %. aug. Bel eincm
8niammcnitoB eines Strobeubohn.
mogens nit cinem alitomobil Diir.
Den iieben 9eriouen perlest. Die 60.
idbrise SOa @rmoeriou wuroe in
bewuhtlolem 3ultnn6e nad Dem so.
ipitol gebratt. Ger a~rnftpaeen.
lenter @iaiom aeitD muroe auf
8ernnlniiuug oes Motormannes Ter
haitet. Der 9rride ioa betrunfcn
geiOeien fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Sarbiere am strcif.

@cfp g)orf, 90. g[ngnIt. ~ 3nei-
fanien0 anaeitelite bon etlpd 500
g'arbierli0en iin0 geitern bier al
g0en Gtrett gegongen neil ibnen bic
geforoerte 9obnerbobung bon eiuenl
Collar per ISOLDE ni1t betuiliet
ipnrbe. Die 5iibrer Der Altsitdn.
nigen erflarer. BOB iif Der Streif
ouf bic Mebr3abl Der in Stem gort
ongcItenten 10000 gorbiere er.
itrefen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Grha[t l~t6ensIdnnLid.

Mnrfbolltotun, So, %. aitguit.-
Ger 2Sjdbrine @obert @jaiar, Der
am 20. Suli 9rnu Matil6a 6. ste.
mart errnoroet uno raf @enoea y.
Goote uon Ginon einen Moroper-
iiitl unternommcn battc. tpuroe ge,
tern i'm biciigen @eriht 3a lcbers-
ldnaIiGer 3udtbaisitrafc perltr.
teiIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

SGbrlinge, feTt.
Stoders, feIt.
adIber, felt Bis nie6riger.
Sdueine-8ufubr 10000; Msorfi
10--t5c nieorieer.
DurdIdnittspreis t0.10-t0.70.
S6dIter Trcis 1880.
Gdafe-8ufubr 5000; Mnrft 25t
nie0rieer.
ct. SOiepB Rarft6eridjt.
ct. Soiepb %. @uguIt.
&inSpieb--3ufubr 1900; Mnrft
felt.
&6fIter greis 1915.
Gdpeine-3ufubr $500; Norft
Inngiam.
3urdidnittspreis 10.15-f0.65.
SodIter 8reis 1910.
S6afe - 3ufttbr 500; Mnrtt
i6ndh.
@ei6orene 2Gnrrter HOO.
Chicago Marftberidf.
Chicago, 90. Auerit.
MISUNDERSTANDING $1,000; Marft
felt Bis 15c niebrieer.
86fiter Trcis 100.
SADeine-8uflbr $1,000; Mlarft
felt Bis Toe nieoriger.
9ltrhihnittspreis 10.60-11.15.
Sodlter greis f1.30.
Sdafc-3ufphr $4,000; Iortt fet
bis 15c niSOriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

Gttumtua. %. Muguit. -Ginbrc.
der iprenaten ben @cloidronf I'M
BInd 9ianonoitore, Der gIcif5eitia
ais @oitant nieitt. ali Bear Greet
n10 [tobIen $1,000 bares @eI0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
111arktbcrid1te.

9mubu, 90. augitt.
finSbieb- -8ufubr 1000.
9eefitiere, bette felt, onoere lang.
FAM.
g1ite Big bette 9.80-1t.6O.
N~tittelm1Bige 9.00-9.80.
@emobnIide 1890.
S1BrIinee, CUTE big bette 9.7s
bis 10.4O.
M~ittelm6Biee 9.00-9.75.
@emobnIihe 6.25-9.00.
9eefes 7.75-9.25.
g~aittcImdBisc 1915.
@etu0bnIi1e 6.40-7.25.
&iibe, t0c bsber.
@lite bis bette 6.58-7.25.
@epobnlide 6.00-6.50.
1~iittelm6Bige 4%.00--6.00.
SeiferS, felt Bis Ieidter.
@ute bis bette 6.75-7.50.
Stofers urO 6eeoers, feIt belite;
fir bic 8ofc 15-25c bobcr,
6ee0ers, CUTE Biz bette 7.50 bis
$40.
Mittelnt1Biee 6.00--6.S0.
stoders itno 6eeoers, i6lpod bis
10c nie1rieer.
Stof aitbe 5.50-6.50.
@ep0bnli9e 6.00-6.50.
Stod Sellers 5.15-6.75 {.
Stod a1lber 6.50-S.25.
Seal aGlber S.25-1t.25.
8uIg, Stogs 6.O0-7.25.
Bologna Bulls 5.75-6.t5.
sdpcine-8ufubr 7.100.
Nnrft 10-20t nie0riger.
9urdidnittspreis 10.00--10.25.
Sohlter Ereis 1915.
5dafe-8ufnbr 10000.
Mnrft ihpnd bs Zoe nieOriqcr.
S1brIinge 6.50-7.50.
@iooer 6.25-.7.75.
2Gmmer 1850.
Nlitterihofe 6.50-7.00.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
@anias Gin MarFthrridlt.

&nnios Gitp 90. AuauIf.
Misunderstanding 5000; Iorft
feit Bis ihiuah.
aaibe, feit big iatDaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

gaDern -ntclOet SnDos- lit fin
Grieoen nit amerifu. llno bic
4merifaner teilen 0ieic @efiible
bon pcaen oes idmeroIid eltbebr'
ten Snlportierten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
ssrau N2innie @irtb,

10 piele 8epeiie ibrer Seilnahrne
entacgenbroften, namentlih nher
ben Spenoern Der bieleil ihGnen
9lumerl iprehen mir biermit nnie-
rem ticfgefiiblten Ddnf aus.
9ie trouerlloen 9interblic6enen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
SauHasnns.

5reunoen rno 8efannten, Die utts
ndbreno Der 2rnnfbeit, bes able.
beus un0 Der 8eeroigung unierer
Mutter un0 S1neiter,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

geruft erd bel eiufdufen ali
etc sxribune~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24

zsoanisrt 0af bic xasIiae xribans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
sphfsnndridt.

EHIFt
GIN Gonntog, ben 81. gluguit
fpnr0e
9eOpoIb GOemer
I'M glter Don 50 Sabren BON Sooe
n~bbetufen.
Gle geeroieuna finoet mOrgen
9~onnerstaa, nadmittags 5mei llbr
bon SEQ Soffmanns 2eideibeitnt.
taugs @eid1ft alls daf benz oeltiden
fatboIiiden 6rie0bof Itatt. Grei
automobile iteben Sreumber 5rr
9erfiigiing.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-24
Gntaha SetreibemarEi.

Omaha, %. slug. 1916
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
ST. LOUISAN SAVED FROM SHIP
WRECKED OFF BRAZIL'S COAST
Carl Frederick Deichman, in Consular
Service, Was on Way From
Bombay to Santos

Washington, March S.-Carl Fred
erick Deichman of St. Louis, an Amer
lean Consul, who was -on his way from
Bombay to Santos, Brazil, to which
post he had been transferred, was
aboard the Spanish steamer Principe
de Asturias whan it was wrecked on
submerged rock off the Brazilian
coast recently, with the loss Of 400
lives.
Deichman was saved and the Ameri-
can embassy at Rio de Janerio today
telegraphed that he had reported at
his post at Santos.
Deichman is the son of Mrs. Au-
gusta Deichman, a widow, of 3S51A
Juanita street. He has been in the
consular service since 1907, when he
was sent to Manzanillo, Mex. He
later served as consul in Formosa in
Nagasaki, Japan, and in Bombay,
India. While serving in NsgasaE, he
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
PRETTY CAPE LAWNS
Will WIN this $lOO
Civic Improvement Association
To Give Prizes to Make
City Beautiful.

a novel plan TO make the city beau
tiful has been conceived by the ladies
who compose the Civic Improvement
Association. They are going to inau-
lurate a campaign to transform back
Yards and barren lawns into beauty
spots. Four prizes will be AWARDED.
zach for $25, to the four persons whose
lawns or gardens are considered the
prcttiest in Cape Girardeau.
Mrs. John P. Meyers and Mrs. r. H.
Schultz, two very active members Of
the organization, yesterday announced
that the campaign for pretty yards
would be begun as soon as blossom
tine is here.
owe want to do something new to
create Interest in Ia movemcht t.
make the city more attractive" said
Mrs. Meyers. I'll. eyesores in va
rious parts of t city should he eli
minated BY Transforming them into
beds for blooms.
Cur plan is tais We propose to
give four prizes, ag.:!ngHtinT 500
One is going to tn child that has the
prettiest garden. Ar>tkCr to the man
who wins the mems prize. The wom-
an who has the most perfect lawr
and then We will give S25 to the ser
want in any private r:sidence who
wins one of the first prizes.
"The Civic Improvement. Association
hopes to establish a re-o~G this year.
Cape Girardeau should be the prettiest
city in the state, because it has the
greatest number of natural advan-
tages. Flowers grow here like the
blossoms in the tropics. Evnryone can
have a yardful of flowars with very
little care. And we want i lower bed
in every yard and back yards will have
the same opportunities t. win these
cash prizes as the fronV lawns. We
v9nt everybody to take Part in tic
contest"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
STUBBLEFIELD Gets
$lOOFOR RACEHORSE
Sued Frisco For $1,000 and Has
$500 Verdict Re-
versed.

w. H. Stubbleield Jr., bank presi-
dent, received q judgment for 800
from the St. Louis Court of Appeals
for a $1,000 race horse killed in transit
on the Frisco railroad.
The judgment was handed down in
St. Louis Tuesday and reversed a
judgment for $500 which Mr.. Stub
blefeld received in the Circuit Court
here some time ago.
According to the evidence in the
case, Mr.. StubDIefield's race horse,
Foe Brown, was shipped from Fort
Iayne, Ind, to Oran, Mo-, in Septem-
Der 1910, over the Wabash and Frisco
railroads. The Wabash had two rates
for the shipment of the animal.
Under one, the carrier was held Il
able for the full value in case of dam
age. Under the other, lower rate,
t',e carrier was liable for the value
he shipper placed upon the animal.
The horse was shipped under the
7econd rate, the value of the horse be-
ing placed at 800.
The racer was injured on the Frisco
between St. Louis and Oran, SO badly
that he had to be killed during the
following month. Mr.. Stubblefeld
sued the Frisco for $1,000, the value he
placed upon his animal as racer. He
obtained a Judgment in the Circuit
Court for $500 and an appeal was
taken.
The Appellate Court reversed the
case and ordered the s1O0 judgment.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
Sells Nag At 10
Gents Lb.; Allen
.Kinrne1 A Loser
Oversuessed Weight of His
Nancy Hanks and Made
Only SIS Instead of $50 In
New-Fansled Horse Trad
ing Deal.
Horse by the pound!

Horse by the pound!
Sounds ike the story of u meat
market in Europe, but it is the story
about horse in Cape Girardeau. Over
in Europe, according to the CORES
pondents, they sell horse-that is to
say, horse meat-by the pound and
working man is glad to get horse.
Yesterday Allen Kimmel sold live
horse by the pound. Allen was fooled
on the animals weight, too,-Nancy
Hanks weighed less than he thought
she did-and he lost money, compar-
atively speaking, SO it was horse on
Allen, in the long run.
Allen bought the brute for trifle
over S65.
A gentleman in need of an ordinary
dub horse applied to Allen to purchase
the steed. ."How much?" he asked Mr..
Kimmel.
"$115w chirped Mr.. Kimmel, by
way of starting the conversation.
"Give you $50"
Nothing doing! She'll stay my
hoss at that price" Allen countered.
Whats she weigh?"
dNipp hundrad-fiffv noundp
judge" Allen said.
"I1l give you 10 cents pound"
"Donew
Without visiting the water trough
the animal was weighed and tipped
the beam to 500 pounds. Allen ad-
mitted his guesser was wrong and
sold.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
GREAT SEA BATTLE Is NOW
IMPENDING, SAYS LONDON

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
London, March S.-The report that
4 fleet of thirty warships sailed from
the Mel Canal and is now in the
North Sea is unquestiOnably accurate,
accurate, nigh naval officers announced
tonight. Great Britain now believes
that the greatest naval battle of the
war is impending.
A Dutch trawler which arrived in
port today reports seeing a fleat of
fifty war vessels, trailed by a large
fleet of trawlers, presumably for mine
laying purposes.
Til, giant feet was headed eastward.
1t is believed by naval authorities in
London that Germany has at last de-
cided to meet her foes on water as
well as land
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
ORCHARD HERE WITH PRISONER.
George R. Hubbard Was Indicted for
Using Mails to Defraud.

Deputy U. s. Marshal George c.
Orchard yesterday arrived in the
Cape with George R. Hubbard, OF
Steele, Mo-, VINO was indicted by the
October Grand Jury for using the
mails to defraud.
Hubbard was placed in the city Jail
to await the arrival of his father and
father-in-law, who plan to fix his bond
before U. s. Commissioner Kage. Hub
bard was arrested by a deputy sheriff
at Steele and taken to Caruthersville
to be turned over to Orchard. Or
chard made trip to his home several
days ago, when Hubba;i was gone, so
asked his detainment by the county of
ficer.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-03-10
BREMERMANN,
81, is MUCH IMPROVED
Veteran Cap, Merchant of Upper
Broadway is Suffering With
Threatened Pneumonia.

The condition of Bernhard Bremen
mann, veteran Cape merchant, who last
October turned his eighty-fourth birth
day, last night was considerably in
proved. Mr.. Bremermann fog The last
three days has been seriously i'll with
threatened pneumonia.
The physician who attended him
yesterday evening declared there is NJ
indication of the spread Of the pneu-
monia, and he believes that Mr.. Bren-
ermann will pull through the 1t,
tack he is suffering.
He became i'll Monday afternoon and
went to bed. He has been confined
to his bed since.
Mrs. ]. F. Gordon, daughter, yes,
terday came up from New Madrid
when summoned by her fathers i'll
ness. Mr.. Bremermann is virtually
the first merchant on Broadway and he
has lived in the house he built when nj
first came to the Cape about hal
century ago.
He came to this country as a Ger
man sailor and followed the young
girl whom he married, from New Or
leans to the Cape, where he won hel
hand.
He is the father-in-law Of J. N
Allison.