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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
STRIKERS RE- VISIT
FIRST NATIONAL
Make a Demonstration Which Was
Stated Was to Force the Police
TO Take Action at Structure.
CROWDS VISIT OTHER JOBS

Several demonstrations at the First
National bank building yesterday
marked the beginning Of what labor
leaders declared would be general
strike.
Shortly after 1880 a crowd OF the
striking laborers gained entrance to
the building and mounted to the edge
Of several floors, where they cheered
and yelled and pounded on the steel.
The intersection below became 50
eongested that Chief OF Police Dunn
and a detail Of policemen attended
the scene and cleared the enclosure
Of the building
The strikers aioft planned TO create
a situation wherein the building
would be placed under police protec-
tion and the iron workers would walk
out under a clause OF their bylaws
which prohibits working under police
protection. No attempt was made TO
protect" the building by the police.
During the noon hour there was tree
ingress TO the building. At ] o'clock
another crowd climbed To the second,
third and fourth floors and repeated
the demonstration OF the morning.
On the second occasion Sergeant
Ferris and a detail Of police cleared
the building, but upon suggestion of
the superintendent OF the building a
detail OF police was not maintained
at the building
Police Clear the Building.
Efforts are being made 10 get the
iron workers and steam filters 10 quit
the building and thus lie up the work.
Work was stopped during the
morning at the Blackstone and Cas-
tie hotels A small demonstration at
the Blackstone was followed by the
carpenters and plumbers walking out
The Ford plant is as quiet as the
tomb and q gradual cessation OF all
building work increases each hour.
Sees General Strike.
President Reynolds OF the Central
Labor union stated there are indica-
tons OF a general strike, the most ex-
te4sive Omaha has experienced for
many years.
Shortly after | o'clock o party OF
strikers visited the World Herald
building. went 10 the upper floors,
where the carpenters and roofcrs
were az work and commenced sing
ing. yelling and beating on pans and
iron rods, creating a noise that was
heard for blocks away The police
were called and the strikers were
driven off and out OF the building, a
dozen or so OF the workmen follow
ing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
Sarah e. Fink.
News Modes Of Rushville.

Rushville, Neb.. May 23-(Spe-
eial, AN automobile belonging to
and driven by Ames Scribner caught
fire this afternoon by back firing. The
rear part OF the car and one wheel
was destroyed
The baeealaureste sermon was
preached in the opera house this
evening by Rev. Fable, pastor OF st.
Paurs Lutheran church. The opera
house was filled and special music
was rendered by triple quartet
There are ten graduates this year
Next Wednesday the class play will
be given, AT the End of the Rain
bow.
Good. soaking rains Friday night,
Saturday and Sunday morning has
rendered prospects splendid in this
county Tor crops.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
Boy Falls on RaiIroad Bridge.

Allen, Neb., May 23.-(Special.) -
Leonard Goodwin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs John W. Goodwin, residing hall
a mile north OF here. while gong
home about 1880 Saturday night, fell
off twenty-two-foot bridge on the
Burlington railroad track, breaking
his right leg above the knee. He was
taken to Sioux City in a car the next
day and is being cared for at one OF
the hospitals there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
York County Case Postponed.

Washington. D. C., May 25-(Spe-
cial Telegram. reconsideration OF the
motion 10 dismiss the writ of error
or affirm the judgment in the case
Of Edward Bates, plaintiff, in error
against Lueie Bodice, being a suit TO
recover additional alimony by for
mer wife from her former husband,
originating In the district court Of
York county, Nebraska. was post
poned today BY the supreme court on
the hearing on ne merits The case
viii probably be reached ia March
or April IT next year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
DRYS MAY OFFER
BRYAN NOMINATION
II Commoner Will Accept, Prohibi-
ton Leaders Likely to
Run Him.
THINK THAT HE IS WILLING

Chicago. May 25,-If he will con-
sent to make the race, William Jen-
nings Bryan may be selected as the
candidate for president OF the pro
hibtion party.
Recent statements of Mr.. Bryan be
fore the general conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at Sara
toga Springs in which he was quoted
as declaring that he had about
reached the point where he could no
longer follow a political party which
refused TO endorse national prohibit
ton was discussed by prohibition
party leaders here today They ex-
pressed the belief that II the demo
cratic national convention at ST Louis
declined TO adopt national prohibit
ton plank in its platform Mr., Bryan
might consent TO become the candi-
date Of the prohibition party FOE pres
ident
The prohibition national convention
will be held at ST Paul, July 10 to u,
and will be preceded by rally in
the interest OF the movement to OBJ
tain pledges from 100000 citizens to
vote only for candidates for public
office who favor national prohibition.
The average speed Of the latest Ger
man Zeppelin in war trim is about
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
CLUB WOMEN LINE
UP FOR PRESIDENT
Battle for Federation Leadership
Being Fought Out largely on
Sectional Lines.
ONE MAN AMONG ALTERNATEs

New York, May 23.--The busiest
OF several thousand women here TO
attend the thirteenth biennial CON
vention Of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs are The rival eandi-
dates for the presidency, Mrs Sam
uel Sheath Of Tiffin, o., and Mrs.
Josiah Evans Cowles OF Los Ange-
les, Cal, and their campaign manag-
ers. The election will take place on
May 20 and the delegates from Cali
fornia and Ohio will devote the next
week TO active electioneering
Judging from the claims OF the
rival delegations the contest for the
presidency will line up the east
against the west Mrs. Sneath's
friends say they are sure Of most OF
the middlewestern and southern
states, while all the Pacific coast and
Rocky mountain delegations are
claimed by the followers OF Mrs.
Cowles The Atlantic coast delega-
tions have not declared themselves,
however, and their votes probably
will decide the eontesr.
Both candidates are suffragists and
Mrs Sheath is vice president OF the
Suffrage association OF Ohio. Peace
and preparedness issues may figure
in the campaign for the presidency
and come before the convention in
resolutions Mrs Cowles is chair
man of the peace committee OF the
federation and has been active in
spreading pacifist literature through
out the country, Mrs. Sheath is said
10 be more inclined toward pre-
paredness,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24

The average speed Of the latest Ger
man Zeppelin in war trim is about
forty miles an hour carrying full
load.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
DEATH RECORD.
Greek Laborsr Dies Suddenly.

st. Edward, Neb., May 23-(Spe-
cial) - Harry Chris Of Council
Bluffs. Ia, a Greek laborer with
railroad gang here laying steel rails
on the Columbus and Albion branch,
was found dead in draw about one
mile from town Sunday afternoon,
where he had gone few hours be-
fore to pick greens. A post NOR
tenn examination was held and death
was due 10 heart failure. The body
was taken to Council Bluffs, la,
where he has brother.
Sarah r. Fink.
York, Neb., May zJ-(SpeciaL D.
Mrs. Sarah E. Fink died at the home
OF her son, W. r. Fink, 8i6 Platte
avenue, Sunday morning. She was n
years old. Funeral services were held
this afternoon at the United Breth-
rem church.
Body of Drowned Student Found.
Iowa City, Ia, May 23.-(Speciai.)
The body Of Tavern Chapman, uni
versity freshman VINO was drowned
in the rapids below the Coralville
dam when attempting 10 shoot them
in a canoe, has been recovered eight
days after the accident.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24
One Man is Alternate.

The credentials committee was sur
prised today by the discovery that
one man is entitled TO a seat in the
convention. He is Herschel T..
Smith OF Fulton. Ky. His wife Is a
delegate and Mr. Smith comes as an
accredited alternate,
Committee conferences occupied
this morning, AT noon the board Of
directors. the state presidents and
representatives 81 the the local board
attended breakfast at the Essex
County Country club at East Orange,
N ]. Mr. and Mrs Thomas A, Ed.
son gave reception for the dele
gates this afternoon al their home IN
West Orange n, J., aud later the
visiting rlubwomcn viii he enter
tanned Al the house Of The Women's
club Of Orange.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24

AMERICAN SCHOOL
BOY HELD PRISONER
IN DUBLIN-John ]. Kill
gallon, the Far Rockaway
schoolboy imprisoned in
Dublin in connection with
the recent revolt, whose
father has been notified
by the State department
that his son will be re-
leased shortly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-24


Ing the fact that the building CON
tractors Monday refused TO appear
before the city council for a confer
ence when they swcre notified and
invited three separate and distinct
times.
The union men say the contractors
cannot make the plea that they did
not get the notices, because they
were sent either by special delivery
or by messenger boys SO that they
were receipted by the personal sig.
natures Of the recipients.
Machinists Still Out.
The machinists who went ou strike
Monday are still out TO the humber
OF 100 or more, This machinist strike
does not include railroad shopmen.
Outside OF railway shopmen. General
Organizer Sam Grace says the ma
chists arc IS per cent organized in
Omaha. The maehinists have sent
word to the employers that they still
stand ready to take up the negotia.
tons for their demands where the
negotiations were broken off, but
that they could not accept the propo.
sitions made to them by the employ.
er's committee few days ago.
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biinbe IL europa, Der foesnonntsr
.0rittsn 9ereinisuns" aRgtb0rt
WdbreHD oieIer 3psi Sabre mar odi
Ge6en bes Seteftips teinen pfennil
inert. Bdre untsr ben Mitglieberr
Der .9rittsn @ersinigung" aud NIL
Der geringite 8erba9t rese seDoroen
ouB Der 9etettiD Elm Spion lei, i
bate er 3peifellos ieine aiibnbsit mi
oem asben biben miifen. Gin tOnigt
lidsr Oetettib mub m0gIi9it pis!'
Spra9en beberri6en, benn iein Sernt
fiibrt i'm fortpabrenb nit ausIdR'
bern 5uIammsn. Der 9oriteber Oe!
9etettioabtsilung i'm 8utingbampa'
lait ipri9t 5ipar 8eutf6 anb 5ran.
30iii6 10 fliebsnb ipie gnglii4, bod
linb in bieIer YeSie6ung bic 9etettiot
an anbsren europdii6en 6Ofen Den
englii6en nod ii6erlegen.
Der bette Sprdhtenner unter ben
Sstettipsn birfte lpobl Der 8oriteber
bes Siferbeitsbisnites am Sofe Des
Sultans iein. gr ipri9t ndmlteI
ni6t ipeniger als neun Spra4en, ID
Isi6t uno flisbenb pie feline eigsre,
Wsibli6e DetettiDe iino ON englti4er
Sofe niht porbanoen, tpObl u6er an
ben oDfen an1erer Waonar4en. Sn
Der umgsbuns Der &Dnigin bon Spa
nien iiebt man oft cine iebr elegant
setleibets Dame, beren Name ME II
ben 3eitungen ober in ben 5ofna4s
ri9ten eripdbnt tpirb. Sie gilt n!s
cine rei6e 2lmeritanerir, bic uls 9Ol1
bame Der aOnigin fungiert; in Birt@
li9teit aber gebOrt iie oem 0etettios
itabe am 6ofs an unb besleitet Die
a5nigin itets auf ibren ReiIen. Die
italieniI6e, bic bulgariI9e uno ole
griediI6e &6nisin perben itanDlg
DON peiblicben 0etettiDen iiberIpu6t.
0us Geben eines tDnigIihen Ostets
tins beitebt aus unaufbDrli9er Gorge
unb glnaIt. Ststs tGmpit er ss9sn
ein.n unii4tburen 5einO. Jur ge'
pSbnli9 tunn sr ii9 pobl uber Die
4bii6ten bes 5einbes uuf bem ea'l'
fenben srbaIten, unb 70 lange lelns
Snfprmationsn suoerlaiiig iinb, Der.
maa er i'm aud gu iiberliiten. On
aber feline SnformatiOnen au6 iplrt'
li6 superldiiis iirb, bariiber bat sr ME
pole 9etpibbeit. Bel ieinen YldTel'
mub er ii4 auf iein eisenes urtsIl,
ipie peit sr ieinen Snformattonsn, bls
aus bunbert perf4isbenen Nuslen
Itammen m1ssn, trausn Sarf, psrldl'
len.
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Die fe.in bli6en q q 9s
bursborfer

Die Seutenbofer uno bic Oietelbos
fer leben felt urpdters 3eiten in ereits
teriiter 5einofhaft 0enn Elm 0euteus
bofer einem 9ietelbofer beeegnet, bann
iiberiiebt Der 9ietelbofsr ben 0euteaz
bofer unb Der Seutenbofer ben Sietels
bpfer - lie iinb iid 2uft. - 0as llns
er60rte lpiro Greisnis: ein Dietelbofer
ma6t Ii6 IN Seutenbofen anidiiis. am
eriten Sonntas nad ieiner lleberIiebs
lunq qebt er nun - fpte oas Ir iiblih
- in's @trtbsbaus, Die Deutenbpfer
aber mohen ii6 md6tig an ibrem
Siib brett, bomit Der Sieteiboier tci'
nen 9IaB mebr finoe. Der @iubrings
lima III iomit ge3pun9en, fi6 tnurreno
an einem Ssitentiibe nieoer3uIaiien.
Seine tpiitbenben @Iide -bIiben bdfiir
unbeimlid5 unter bic Seutenbofer 6in=
sin. GroIi1 lam iib Elm Deutenhoter
ni6t mebr bdlten. yBus i6Gugit .
benn 10 bdmiI9% i6reit er gum Die
telbofer biniiber. Gn StelIe Der ant'
mort pirft Der 9ieteIbofer Dem Deus
tenbpfer fsinen Mobtrils an ben S3ds
bel. &aheT9noubenb fprinst Der ses
trpfiene 3eutenbofer auf uub nil bas
Mefer aiebeu Qlber Elm erfobrener Ils
ter siebt ben Grgrimmten beba6ti I'M
ipieber auf ieiuen Sig nieber. rgla,
sseri." fpridt er, .tpirft Did bod ni6t
'rnmtrieesn laFen unb ibm duf ben
2eim 'rstnfaaen - i6au, Der modf
fi9 BLOB germ fpieber einfdmei9elu'
Spgemetnt.
gti6ter: Sic baben bon bem 4ldeer
bebduptet, er trinte ben 8ranntpeiH
tpts Mafer.
@erflaeter: Oos .bebdupfe-t4- -dil9
nod, Serr amtsridterl
aIdger: Mie tOnnen sic ii6 uniera
iieben. -
9ertIaetsr: @r trintt ndmli9 Wais
Ter, Serr 2(mtsrihter!
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Ser S@ut Der WiDnarden.

@etronte 9dupter iperoen in einein
y'abs iiberipd4t, baB ibnsn ieI6it bas
Geben CUR Gdit fperoen miibte, ipenn
iie ni9i Dor friibeitsr Suseno an III
oieie Betpa4uns eeiuobnt, 70 bab i'm
ipdteren 2eben bas getpubtiein, oaB
tets bic aussn Derer, bic fir ibrt
Si9erheit peroniiportIi6 iinb, aui
ibnen ruben, iie niht mebr meter
tort. Gin Detettip, Der bic 4ufsaDe
bat, fir bic Si6srbeit einss gefronten
5auptes gu MAIDEN, mub ielbiipers
itanbli4 barauf adten, oaB fein f6s
niglider S6iibline bur6 iein 4mt 10
ipenis unbsqurmli4teit fpie mDsli4
empfinbet, unb bic perihieoenen 9ors
tebrunsen unb Qlnorbnunsen, bic Elm
tonigli9er Oetsttio als erforOerli4
eraften mag, miifen ebenio unaufs
bringlib in ibrer 4nipsnbung, als
pirsiam in ibrer ausfiibruns iein.
go pirb beiIpislsrpeiie aOnig
Geors bon England, fpie mir in einsm
@r!itel Der .gsrIinsr poit" lsien, ie.
Der 3eit nit sr0bter SOrgfalt be
padt. Mlan bari be5tpeifeln, ob Der
S0nig - bic 3eit auseenommen.
pdbreHo sr isin gstt aufseiu9t bat
- au9 nur sinen augenblid aus ben
aussn sinss Der 0etsttipe, bic Tiir
feline Siherbeit gu iorgen baben,
bleibt. Sd5u pollSiebt ii6 bic 2lrt bic
ier 9eipo8ung 10 unauForinsli9 nno
10 fsimlid. bab ipobl gliemanb, auA
ni6t feline unmittelbars llmeebung,
abnen piirbs, bab fir bic St9er6.it
beg a0nigs befonoere Mabndbnsn ges
troffen limb, piibten lie niht, baB bies
tatidAlid Der Jan 1T. Speiit a0rig
@eurs ausipdrts, 10 lit tets ein Ulitz
slieo bes Setsttipitabes aug 0em t0s
nisli9eu EDIBLE BON benz augenz
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betriit, big gu benz, in bem er es ipiez
tsr psrIdbt, nnpeienb. 9lber glies
manb pirb in ibm einen Setettip
mutmaben. Weiftsns eribeint er in
Der 9iprse zines tDnigliden Sieners.
go bsimli9 unb unaufpringli6 pers
ridtsn bic 9ststtips i'm gutiu9bdms
paIaft ibr @ert. bab nit 2tusna5me
hires @oritebsrs bic meiiten ielbit a6=
mig 9eorg unbetannt iinb. Bon 3eit
gu 3eit bat Der @orite6sr geiprsduns
gen nit BEN 3Dnig, bdnn ndmli4.
ipenn ss ii6 barum banbelt, ipe5ieLe
@or;sbrunssn in einem aubergepObns
li9en Gall gu treffsn. SIN 2tassmeis
nsn iebo9 iinb bic slbiiaten oes 8ors
itebers Der 1etsttios nur oem priput'
ietretGr bes &Snigs betannt.
Gin 0eteftip. Der fir bic Si4erbeit
zines seirDnien Sauptes oerantiports
lid iit, muB su ieinfm Gmte belons
bsrs ausgsbilbet iein. Wtit ben abs
ii9ten, pldnen uUb 9lrbeitsmetRooen
jener uRadbIigsn sebetmsn 9eieui4af'
ten, NIT benen europa Sur4leBt it,
unb 'beren wtitsIieber beitdnbig pldne
geaeu bas 2sbsu DON &Onisen nns
fyiiriteu f5mieben, muB er 9riinblia
betraut iein. gDie cine englii4e 3eits
i@rift fpiHer hill, bat fosar Der DEE
fettiD, Der fir bic Si6erbeit bes aOs
miss geOrg fOrat, aipei Sabre lang isl'
Der -etnsus Ssr sstaaTli@itsrs @sleimss: Y:
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Sie Yerluite Der rnlliIhtn
Irmee.

0as idtpebiI9e glott n0agsns
ytpbeosr" perDffentli4t iiber Die Ser
lutte Der ruiIii9en armeen 3ableH,
bic es offi3ieGen ruiiiiaen Serl6ten
entnommen bat. Die 5otalperluite
an Offi3isrsn betrussn @nbe 1915
125, ,433. 8on bieien bsfinoen nd
sipa 1850 in beilti6er ober o'tsr=
rci9iI6 unsarii4er 9efangenidaTt.
g,boeIeben Don ben in Der Sirtei ge@
fanaen aenommenen ruiIiI4er Dit
sieren ipiirOe alio bic 3ubl Der Sobtsn
unp 0erpunoeten etipa $4,000 bstras
gen. Da brdnst ii9 einem bic Jrdge
auf, ipie pisle BON bieien SfGSiflen
tobt iinb. Das 8erbGltnib 5ipiiden
5obten uno @eripunoeten unter Der
WsdnnIbaft Der ruiIiiden 4rnleen per>
bielt fi6 i'm Sabre 1915 pie 80.
@enu man nun bafelbe 8er9dltnib
bel ben Sffi3ieren anntmmt, 10 ipurbe
bic 3abl Der Sobten $4,000 uno Der
Yerpunbeten $4,000 betrasen. Oieie
Innabme piirbe aber bod ungendu
iein, ba bic ruiIiihsn Sffisiere befeus
tenb mebrMDglihteiten ipis bic Ulanuz
fhaften baben, bel @eripunbungen
unb arantbeiten bic uDtbige pflese 5u
erbaIten. Soingegen mub man gu ben
tobtsu Sffi3iersn aud bic triegsuns
tauglihen Snpaliben rehnen. Benn
nan bic 3dbl bieier gu ben Sobisn
iebt unb aus pben eripdhnten Sriins
ben cine Reouttion ma6t, 10 er9alt
man cine ShluBiumme bon 10000
tcbten uno triegsuntduglicheu Shiz
,ieren. Der Sotdioerluit Der ru'iiiGen
Irmeen betrdgt alIp iiber 10000 Sfs
fBiere. I'm einen 8erglei9 81 ma
den, ipQ errpGbnt perber. bab Die
9erpflsgungsitdrte zines ruifil6en
2trmeetorps an Sffi5ieren 100 be-
tragt, 10 bab man alp bic SfftSierz
torps BON 73 4rmeetorps als terlpren
re6nen lam. Sm Wtilitdrtalenoer
bonn Sabre 1916 ptrb bic Sriebens=
iidrfe bes ruiIii9en Seeres auf co.
600 Offi5iere aneegeben. 9tus Obenz
itebenben 3iffern sebt mil grOBer
8larbeit bsrpor, bab Die ruiIii9en Dfs
fi5iersperIuiie einfa9 unerieBlid iinb,
unb bab bic 5dbisteit Der ruTiiten
Irmee fir Sperdtionsn mt freien
5eIbe cine auberorbentli6 gerinee 1T.
Man lam. pbne gu iibertreiben. be-
baupten, bag &uBlanbs armsen ipGbs
renb bss &rieees iiberbaupt nt6t I'M
itanbe iinb, bic SperationsfGbigteit
ipieber 5u setpinnen. bic lie in Mabrs
belt ben 3entralmdaten gefGbrlid ma
1en t0nnen.
Was bic pfFi3iellen ruiiiIden Sab
len iiber Die Misunderstanding Be-
trifft, 10 fdllt ss einem Sund9it auf,
bab ipdbrenb bes Sabres 1915 an
@ermibien nur 476,155 Daonn aufae>
fiibrt finb. Dieieu 3iffern lam man
bic 30o.512 ruiiif9en 9efaneenen, bic
bic 3entralmG9te allein i'm Monai
wsai 1916 eerla6t- baben, sessniibers
fteuen. Snfolee offi5ielIer 2lnsaben
Der 3entralrnd9te iann man bie 3ahs
.kR.ber,glpfa a16 GsfqngsHsHgfuis
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Nm BE-. Sssis.
FIRST CALL
Oselo. gonbs nno slfti,n in 9e,u yDrE,

WeiHdiispap pHrosn ~ 8H-3A%
Bio entIrt. 8sHisl auf gonoon waren ftetis.
Bnr 80 Tose tA72sS, 6i&t $4.7ssS; aabtI
unpsiiunsen tt-76K. 6rcnes Sid1t 5.9i4
Qabei 5.9lX, Taarf otAt 1914, aabtl rs.
aronen Sidi l8z, Habel l8h. Xire eidt
u.5y, aabs! Obs. 8uba Si4t 81: aabsl
Slls; SiIbr. Barren e3e, RsgiiaHii4e
9odafs 48K.
aitieHmarft-rie Rotor. dltisn,
beioRbrs gsiuis. Cuerlanb, warsn btuie
i1wah unb hatieR bebeuseno " leioen, bic
xiienbabn ditien bingegen parsn tnrf.
ebenio bic Aupieriruh. Aftien, amerieaa
Sesf Sugar uno aHbers Sueuitris.aiiIsn.
2et RaTit i&Iob unseresslt
0tisHsatR. aftisH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-15
G6icago, IA. syuni.

Sdpeins. = 3ufubr $4,000. -
Marit fart; Butt $9,70-9.85;
lei4te $9.25-9.s5; ssmiiHt. $40
$50; idpsrs $4,000; raube
$9.35-9.5o; Gerfel $7.50--9.00.
GRinboisb. - 3ufuhr 1900. -
Martt idpa8; Ginbeimii9e geei
Stiere $7.00-11.4O; Stodsrs uno
Jesbsrs S6.00-8.s0; aiibe unb Seia
fsrs S4.o0-1O.o0; adIber $3.50
11.75.
S9afs. - 3ufubr 1900. Martt
-idtpad; Wstbers $7.00-s.20; eipes
$4.75-7.50; admmer $750-10.s
35; 5riihiabrs 2dmmsr $S.25-1l.;
80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-15
GlnksNa d,ribten.
Donnerfag, Is. Suni.

Donnerfag, Is. Suni.
Der SbiofluB 1T lansiam in
}aasn besriffen. Geitsrn absnb 6at'
te oerieIbe bei bisiiSsr Stabt elmer
Waieritdnb bon 1877 Sub.
Die fOIsenon 9spsf4en trafsr
seitern bier elm:
4littsburs, pa.-6.O SUB, fdGt.
Wbeelins, 10. 8a.-10.0 SUB, fdlt
partersburg. 20. 8n.-11.7 SUB.
&anaipba Sails, 20. 9a.-
ebarleiton, %. @a.-7.O SUB.
portsmouth. Sbio-18.O Gub, fGlIt
2ouispilIs, Gb.-9.4 5ub, fdlt.
GDanspiIle, SnS.-18.1 SUB, fGat.
Raiboills. 5enn.-15.1 SUB, fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-14.9 SUB.
Gairo. Jn.-30.2 Jub. iteist.
Renipbis. senn.-27.5 5ub, itsigt.