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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16
Farm and Home Institute

Will be held in Wa-Keeney, Kansas. on
December 20 and 81
First Day-wednesday morning
e:o0-Placing of exhibits.
10:15-Crop AdaptiOn-P. e Crabtree.
1o:40-W. A. Boys district agriculture agent.
11:15Feeding of school children = Miss
Louise Caldwell. K. A. C.
Wednesday Afternoon
1:15-Demonstrati BODYBUILDING Cattle-P. E.
,2:O0LAppointment of committees.
2:1o-Crop production and srorase-P. E.
2:30-Gardening and canning clubs Mr.
Boys
2:5o-General discussions.
3:OOlMusic by High School.
3:3o-The future of the Farmers Institute
Mr.. Crabtree.
3:45-PaCking and carriers of school lunches
$50. Miss Caldwell.
Second Day@Thursday morning
eO0LJudging Exhibits.
1oI5-Soil moisture and culture-Mr- Crab
tree.
10:4O-Should we diversity our farming more
ss.s..s than we do? if so, how?-C. F. Folkers.
11oo-Better home making--Miss Caldwell.
i 1:3O-Truck farming, growing and market
ing-John Wallace.
Picnic Dinner
Thursday Afternoon
1:15-D Demonstration = Judging of horses.
1:5o-Report of committee and election of
officers
2:oo-Live stock vitality and sanitation Mr.
Crabtree.
800 Subject to be selected by Mr. Boys
2:40-General discussion.
3:0o-Music by High School.
Pictures in The home-MiSS Caldwell.
3-30-Suita bility of dress for girls in their
teenS--Miss Fern Weaver. .-4t.
WOmen'S Meeting
1:45-Paper cOnvenienCeS in the hOme-MiSs
Caldwell.
215-Genera1 discussion.
3:o0-Adjournment to general meeting.
Mrs. Geo. Stephens
Secretary.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16
Buy a Chevrolet and be happy.

Buy a Chevrolet and be happy.
Joe Spena's fine stallion is for sale
or trade. See him.
Read the Wa-Keeney Hardware
Co.'S new ad in this issue.
Your selection of Christmas gifts
is made easy if you go to The Wa.
Keenev Clothing Store. Many use.
full articles, attractively put up,
which are sure to please the man OF
boy. Adv. 1t.
Last Tuesday morning Clifford Bel
laire met with very painful accident
when large gray team which he
was driving became. frightened by the
tongue of the wagon coming unfast-
ened in some way and dropping to
the ground. Mr.. Bellaire was thrown
violently TO the ground and the back
and front wheels of the wagon passed
over the chest and abdomen causing
severe bruises although no bones
were broken. The accident happened
in the west part of town and the
young man was carried into the
Stranahan home and medical assist
ance summoned at once. Later he
was taken TO his home and we are glad
to state that while the injuries are
very painful there are not considered
of a serious nature.
On Wednesday, December 9Th, 1916,
a very pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed at the home of the brides brother
Mr.. Paul Radenberg of Cnaf1in, Kan.
when Mr.. Homer Dorman was united
in marriage to Miss Freida Raden-
berg. Promptly at IL O'Clock the
bridal party marched to their place
to the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Myrtle Dorman sister
of the groor, Rev. Garfield officiat-
ing using the ring service. The bride
wore a white silk messeline with a
veil of silk net caught with orange
blossoms and carried a boQuet of
ferns and white carnations. The
groom wore a suit of blue with but
ton hole boquet of orange blossoms.
The bridal couple was attended by
Miss Lille Radenberg, Paul Raden-
berg, Miss Julia Radenberg and Glen
Donse. The bridesmaids were dress
ed in pink silk crepe de chine, the
groomsman in navy blue. Only rela-
tives were present. After congratu-
lations the guests were invited to the
dining room where a sumptuous din |
ner was served The bride received |
many lovely presents The guests |
left at a late hour wishing the happy |
couple many years of happiness. The
happy cOuple will make their homel
on the farm near Wa-Keeney. Z
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16
Money oloan. See E. D. Wheeler ad

Money to loan. See E. D.. Wheeler ad
Bring in your hogs, Tuesday, Dec
ember 26ttI. Adv.
County Attorney S. NJ. Hutzel re-
turned Wednesday morning from a
two weeks trip to the southern
coast.
W. A., McVey, the voda black
smith, has gone into winter quarters
here but expects to be back on the
job there in the spring.
r. G. Wilson left Tuesday night
for Navarro and Emporia, Kan, to
visit with the Fullington and Willis
families in those respective places
The Trego County Fair association
held its annual meeting at the court
house last Tuesday afternoon. The
old officers were reelected and W. A.
Tawney will represent the associa-
tion at the State Board of Agricul-
ture meeting in January at Topeka
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16

There will be pie social at the Sa-
line Valley school house in district 9,
on Thursday evening, December 81.
Blanche Smith, teacher. Everybody
come.
Mrs. W. r. Gregory and Mrs. Geo.
Foster of Collyer were city visitors
Thursday. They brought their little
ones along Cor pictures at Beams
studio.
Harvey j. Simpson is enjoying a
visit from his brother ]. w. Simpson
of Ell Campo, Texas. Later he will
visit at Manhattan, Kan, with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Sellers left
Thursday morning for Moberly, Mo,
for thirty days visit with Mrs. Sell
ler's brother Robert Powers
Mr.. Techner and family of Russell
returned to their home Thursday af-
ter few days visit with A R. Nc
Kinley. Mrs Techner is daughter
of the late Silas McKune.
Buy the boy suit or overcoat for
that Christmas present. We handle
the famous Gold Bond and Kuppen-
heiner clothes. The Wa-Keeney.
Clothing Company. Adv. It.
Walter Swiggett. entertained about
twenty of his friends at a cribbaee
party Thursday evening of last week.
The interest in the game was keen
and highest honors went to Operator
Baker of the depot service.
Joe Hartmann has sold his tele-
phone exchange too. B. COTE of Will
son. Mr.. Goffe's son who is manager
of a telephone exchange in eastern
Kansas, will take charge the first of
the new year. 1t took few thous-
and dollars to consummare the deal
say about $50, 900.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16

The annual meeting Of the Ogallah
Farm and Home Institute will be
held December %. Everyone is in
vited to attend. Those interested
in, the problems of the farm, the
home and the community will have
ample opportunity to exchange views
on these subjects at the meeting.
The importance of farming as a
business is hard to oyerestimate-
upon its success depend alike the
normal development of both town
and country. Efficiency, economy.
accounting and careful management,
when applied to the farm business,
make for successful farms and con-
tented homes. The Institute teaches
the application of the foregoing prin-
ciples.
The farming business should be
studied from every angle, not only by
those engaged in farming, but by
those whose business is dependent on
farming as well. The Institute is
not only an agricultural conference
but a school in which the underlying
principles of the business of forming,
home making and community build
ing are emphasized.
An attractive program has been ar
ranged consisting OF lectures and
Speakers from the
Kansas State Agricultural college
will appear on the program. Local
people will also take large part in
the meeting
Come yourself and invite your
neighbor. Let US make the meeting
the best ever held in the community
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-12-16
NOTICE

practically new piano for sale at
bargain. Cash or terms If sold be-
fore Christmas. Post Once box 1928
Wa-Keeney, Kansas. Adv. AZ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-27

cine GoriidtsnoBregel ecneier, I'M
lid 0opon 5lt ilber5cugeu, 0oB Die
0dnitiou ptrflid fiir Garran5o be-
itimnt mar, uno ite miro MN frei.
gege6en merOen. Ole 3oabeottten
miliien iid dber au6 in 3ufunft
uergcpiiiern oaB Derartige 2aoml-
gcn oliSidieBlid fir Die DC facto
Rcgieumg IN Wlerifo beitiulat iiil0,
itlo 0am miro ibrer gIusht1r nidtS
I'M @eee iteben. Ser anleritoltiid)e
aoniul 9iobgers III Garran3us
@auptluartier bat ilber 0as @eiltd,
DAB 2pbensulittel uIlp. fit Die
Strafupe0itiou DeS Generals Scr
ibnlg ouf meritaniiden Giicnbobnen
bef6rOert meroen ourfeu bisber nod
nidts beridtet. 9ioogers butte dber
cine llnterre0lutg nit Dem General
Sbreaon, 0er ibn nlitteilte, 0aB 0as
,3ltialun1enlpirfen Der amerifatiiden
uHO merifaniid)en Gruppen nihts All
lpiinidcn ilbrig lieBe, un0 Dob Gar.
raH6a nod peit mebr Grltppen 3ltr
Sertil8ung Itelien mitr0e, lucltn iih
Oas ais uohpcnoi9 erlpeiien piir0e.
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Oampfer ]llinneapO(is
torpe0iert unO UerIenRt!
3mci fleinerc Sdliffc fplecn Inn in
Die Siefc; elf BON Der nDIiune.
npuli9" tot.

Qon0on, o. 0iar3. 3rei met
tere britiihe Qonlpfcr itno angebIith
BON oeutid)eu 1auhbooten Derieutt
moroen. Inter oieien befinoet ii6
Der groBe britiide Transport0anpfcr
@linneupolis; Oerielbe luuroe bereit5
arn @tittlpod I'M 0tittelmeer torpe-
0iert un0 aui Den Wieeresgrln0 be-
t0r0ert If Wtolnt bon 0er 8elasung
Der OiinneapolI9 biiBten ibr &eben
cin Qtnuneopolis mar 13,543 Cont
men QroB mo mar eiitcs Der gr6Btell
Sd)iifc, 0ie bon eiuem Iaudlboot
bisber uerienft puroen. 6riiber mar
Wtinncapolis cin eIeganter Eoiiagter-
oanpier, Der 5piiden Sotloon lm0
onerifaniicbeu 0dfen perfebrte. 8el
9egiun oes aricaes puroc CT bon
Der britiihen }IonlirolitGt ais Grnns.
portoampier III 9ienlt geitellt. 8ie
britilbe Hegierlm8 bebdtptet. 0aB
Der 9antpfer obue porberlge Nar-
nung torpeoicrt nOroen mar. Gas
lit mbenfbar; Genn mare Dos Der
5aa aapeieu. Onm D1ren mIr me
nige Ytonn Der 9ciablng NIT Dem
9cben oouunQctontnlelt. QIe eli
Mom mur0cu angcbIif ourd bic
@emult Der grploiiou Des (orpe-
oos gct6tet,)
2lon0s mclocr, ooB Scr brjtiidc
Ganlpicr 6iudp Bridge, 1888 Gon-
men arob ms 1856 SUB lang for
pr0icrt ln0 pcricnlt mor0en lit; CT
bciono it'd ali Ocnt &cge pon 89i-
looelp6io rad 6nG.
Irr brttiidc Qoupicr 5t. Cecilia,
Don @ortlanO nah 2on0on murDc
i'll @ngliiden aoltnl pon cinem 0elIt
id)cn Soudboot torpcoicrt lmb 81
glcptitt beforocrt Gic 4fonnidJoit
brod)tc iidl III Siderbeit.
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Gro6tr 4rifgsrat
brntt III paris
DfrlQmlntlt!
Sicbcn 9tntiOuen bcratcn iuie Scn
3entrnlnddJten idIneIl Der
CjaranS gcmad)t mcroen faun.

9aris, q. Al1rj. Selte trot III
9aris Scr groBe ariegsrat Der @n.
ternlGfte lpieOer 5nimnuien; iieben
Nladte lino an 0rnlidben ocrtre'
ten, umO man miro aii 9iittel nno
gSege iitnen uli0 groBartige &lone
entlucrieu. auf (Srlulo berer ocn
3entralmddter, Nilgnren lmO Sir.
fen nod in Oieicu Sabre Der @ors
aus aeu1ad)t iperOen ioll gor al-
len Gingeu abcr ioa dcgen Die
0ettldlcn Scere einc 8erpaltige Gf.
terrible eroffnct iucrOcn Guglono
lat pcriprodlcn. ale 9totionen Die
@eI6 benotiQen iplhes ber5uge.
Zen. (gso blci6ef o6sr oic oicr
geilfionen gngldnoer, Die nod IN
oieien 6rilgiabr ms 6elo rilden
iollen2)
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!GQuiollQOe BET &crOull
bcftiger 0enll jt!
gebtes 2apitel Des genaltlgen yttll'
qenS utl ben 8eiib Der Teitung
ani9einenD begonnen!
gsafen erIeiosn cine s9lappe um bic auOere!

! Berlin, 27. @iGr6, iiber 2onbon.
Qos arlegsonlt meloete itber
Ole greignilie Dor gerom geltern
oberto iOIae1oes; gln einem moro
6ltIid, bon gSerlnelle8 gelegenen
Vunft gegen bic 8riten -lieBeH
mir cine Wltle init groBer @.riolg
ipringen. Gin feinoli6er geoba6.
tingspolten Itiir5te In ben burA Die
GrpLoiiun berlsriadten Rrater, ilno
me9rere britiife ausacnbungen iprr.
ben 5eritort. 9forooitlih bon gSeu'
bile orntlg cine fleine oeutide
NlbteiIimg nab ertolgreihen Wtinen'
iprettgungen big in Die norgei1obe'
nen fein0lihen 5teaimgen 5er'
itortc oieIelben uno febrte, fadoein
iir cine An5abl @efongene ge.
inadt batte, IN llebereirltiHnlmg
init ben porber getroffenen 8Idneu,
in lire fribere Stealrng ou-
rid.
syn Ser 9eodborif)oft bes 2a
8ornpeIle Sort iii6Iid oon 0fbeins,
,nternabm Der 6etnO eir1en piitell-
ben @egerongriff ouf bic bon ms
ero6erten SteILilngen, bate ober
feinen GrfoIg ultf6uipeiien; Die 6ran'
soien tuuroen nit idlperen 8erIu.
item ibrerieit8 Suriifgeldlagell.
sSu ben 9lrgorneu lnlO IN Der
@egen0 Der Wla1s ullterbieIt utlfc.
re 9lrtillerte, ndh0em bic Stelllln'
qeu einaerDninen naren, BON no
aus ite oieierigen oe5 6eiitoes be.
bcrridlte, eIf lmluiterbroheres BET.
tiae5 5eler. 9sSn oem @dilette @e.
bol3. iiiobItIiG BON Sort 9ouaiInaHt,
iDuroc uniere Sufanterie mt Der
feiuoIifen bolt0gemeiit; mir bebtel'
ten 0dbei Die SberbonO.
Cine bon ben 5rdn8oIen TIT ben
9oaeien, uor5oItlitb bon Bellies, iii.
ternolnmene nntiangireide Wtiner.
iprenglng, gereidte nid)t uns, icn.
bcrn ibn 5iim Sdaoen Gie
Gprenqung erfolgte GIT friib, no.
6ur6 eiu Eeil Der feinoli6en @r6.
ben in Die 2uft flog unO cine groBe
3a6I ssron3oien umfnm; lHiere
SPIltmgell fIiebetl nubeiha0tat.
syn Der 911be pom ct. Guertin
ficl ein britiider 9oppeloeder unbe.
id,d0igt in lnliere oGnbe. ayu Ell.
nem Guitgefed)t BET GoiIette tpurOe
Gin ieinoIihcs 6lug3eug bon uns
IJcrabgeihoIien uno uerilihtet.
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Set6S per(onen
(ln0en 5(ammentO0!
,Scncr i'm GOnntrB Stub in San
9lntOnio, Ser, fOrbert
iedls Cpfer.

gan glntonio, Ger, 81. MGr3, =
Gonntog in oIler 5ril6e urr0e oas
@e6duoe oes erfLuiipen Sm gln-
tonic GountrD Clubs elm giaub Der
5lanmeu, nobel ieds Perfonen ibr
Se6cu periureu.
Gas FSeuer entItonb inn SelIerge.
ldoB, NO ,Sarbitoffe uno atoeres
leidt eiltjiincbare 0laterinl dltfge'
itapclt mar, im0 grill iogleid aui
Die Sreppen ii6cr, monurd Den III
Dem 5meiten imO oritten Stod
Shlafcnocu Der g8ea sur Diet.
tnng a6gcIdlnitten lpnrbe. Gina Is
@qtc iprnngen olrd Die 5enitcr
rnb rcttefen 70 ons nadte 2eben.
3iini 6erielben 5ruei 5raien imD
orci Yi1ltner, iotpie elm I'M Glab
angcltelltes 3imntermdbhen oer'
broilten. Inter 6en INNS 2eben @e.
foInnienen beiin0en iid) Der iriibere
tsener1lanmalt bon IeraS, 5. 2,
@nItba1, ioipic ociien SuttilL So
nler sSones non bier, Jfibter s. s.
s9ebb bon bier imo 3rnl giaco
sicpart. Ole @attin zines ganf-
prGiioenten bon @aIoeitpn.
Die 9estere bate iid bereits
in siherbeit gebrdft, itiir8te ie'
6o6 init @omes ,Soues bon 9ier,
ipieSer IN 0as brenuenoe e'ebdll0e,
I'M Rihter A5ebb 3il retieM Ser
49,. Qlnn cN,.a; F,,,,a,,
lulDtfVQElA lUut sttiN LIT ta1sat!l
genleininm in 0en 5ldmmen i'm.
gie 9eicben tpnren biz sur llnfernt.
lidlfeit uerbraunt uno fonnteh mir
Iurdl ibre fSebiiie ruo Sdlmlfio-
den iorntiiiaVrt meroeu Der anle.
ndlicte 5hcoen betrogt $4,000,
1T ober ourd Scriidernig &c.
ssdt.
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Muntert 0rutI0t
llntnItt-Doott!
Sef6rocrten ipGbrenO Der lcttcu "A
Stnuoen fiinF sdiffe Der MI
ltierten lDtnab.

2onoon 81, sOtdr5. - Gie bri-
tlIdc glontirolitdt meloet, oaB bcitt-
idle Gau1boote ipnDreHO Der leBtcn
"a otllnoen nitt meiliger ais fil1i
Sonoelsihifie Der 2(Giierteu torpe-
Oiert mo nerIenft bobeu. IS iiuO
oicies Die griteuidliiie Gerne, abdr-
tonnl. Ct. Cecilia. 8irag Bridge rmO
Der fran50iiid)e Coupler @ebe. 8ic
8eioBltng Oe5 abartoum ioa ertrun'
fen iein.
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Roinpa0en cine gln5d6I eil0cidricbe-
ner Eoitindlen rnubte un0 cntilob.
glugcniheinIid huttc ser 9i0uber
ben 3ug bci ieincr 9lbinbrt bier
Gls 4uiio1ier bcitiegen battc iib
naml bci 9lop allf Die 2ofonotiDe ge.
idlmuHaen, no er ben 2ofonotiugiib-
rer uno sen S5ei5er 3lpoua 0ic
9ofomotiuc abHltoppcIn. woraui er
0en Boiupa8en betrat. Sier bielt
er ole 0rei @oiibeauiten nit eiuem
&cuolper III Sdddl, itedte 81
pinneidhrieL1en Nnitind1en Sit iidl in0
modlte iid Hauon, ohne Die Gaiia-
0icre belGitiat 5n habeu
@ohnoeteftiUe mo @oIi8eibcanlte
ucridicencuer Counties BADEN iih
mil &hithlmocn auf Die &criol-
anug oes ircttcu &obnrdlbcrs &C.
modli
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ltaoerlIOfite (frbidlaii.

Seattle, Waib., p. Wl1r3. = Sa.
rein Mihnr6 Clements. elm i9ida.
riger inl0er @imm, ser fir arriu.
ges @e6aIi 1T eiuem bieiigeu NJ,
lerpeItsloocn dngeitelt mar. Bat 1it
9tadridt erhoIten. oab in 9cuis
lille, 9p. icme @roiinutiere 5run
Barn Clements. aeitorbcn 1T nm
Inn sic biibide Snnm upn Nrci
NilIionrn Collars bificrlaiien bat.
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}(ieger= =dngrif auf
Jn(e( SD(t miB(ingtl
Srci britiidc Slusscrgc bcra6sc.
idluilcn unb bic Suiaiien &C.
lnngcn 9enummeH.

8erlns n. a2dr5. l;slafenbc.
ridlt) Gie oeutid)e gl0ntiralitdt
meI0ete geitern a6eno: gfid)t tperi-
ger ais orei britiidle sSlug3euge.
norllnter eill Sdlludt-9leruplau,
mur6en beutr BON 0eiltiden 9lbmebr.
geidilBen auf Der SSnlel SDIt,
9eoroirieslan0, unO in 0eren nod.
iten llngebung berabgeihoiien Gi.
ne 9ln5abl fein0lider 5lie8er botte
einen Streif5ug nod Sd]lesiUig.Sol.
iteln lulternomnen, nm Die 0orti-
gen 6lug5elgholleu 5lt 5eritoren. Ser
5liegeran9rifi auf Die Sooner 'Shleu-
ien-an Der NiiInouna ser g9ioal
in 0os. @attetnleer ntiBlang c8
tplr0e feiuerIei 5huoen aigcrih-
let. sSR Dem offi5iellen geriht
beiBt es iuortliG: aSon 5lpci gro.
BeHSdiffclt, bic bou einenl 4reli3cr.
qeidnaoer mnt elmer 9orpeooilottille
begleitet mar0cit itie9en geitern )
iein0lirhe 0iarineflug3euge att nln
0ic @cb1l0e ser SuftiIottc tit Morn
SdIesmig-@olitein au5ilgreifen 8
nteicr 6lua3erge, eines oapon ell
qroBer 'Sdlaht 2leroplan, iulr0en
0rrdl unicre gbipe1raeidilbe aitf ser
sSniel Splt lm0 9}oAboridait 5lnn
glGtie9 ge5mlugen ln0 Die a5niaiier,
bier britiirbe Gfii3iere nnO eiu lin.
tcrofliiier gcfangen 9eHonlnlen.
Mebrcrc 9ou;6en sic fir oic 6ober
Shleuicn beitigtnt maren, ueriebl.
leu ibr 3iel Us muroc fem Sda-
oen angerdjtet.
Der hritiidlc geridt.
2on0on % Nfdrj @citcrn friib
muroe auf aentihe Standardization
iii NorDihIe5mig oitIih ser ,qllrl
Suit, efn 2Inariff Don mcbrercn mn.
icrcu Acknowledgements uuteruoau.
men. Gie 5ltajclge mtr0clt inter
1edimg mebrercr &rcuier mo 3or-
peooidqern bis in sic 9tdbc Der 0eut.
ihen aititc Qcbrodlt. Gas Selhmd.
Der Itdnb inter Dem 9cfebl oeS
aommo0ore 5prlpbitt 0rei oieicr
6lng5cl9c. oie all 0cm llebcrfaIl
ttilna6moH. iper0cu perrtibt Ter
1orpeOoioocr Wte0uia plroe leihcr
non eiuem anoercn britiiden Edlnb.
foot geranmt. mo es mirS be.
iiirttct 0aB sic N}couia ucriuufen
lit. 3pei ocltihe bewafiuete ii.
iherboote puroen non uns Ter.
ieuft. CGa5 iogcn 0ie griten mr..
Inn sic 9ticHcrIoae ibrer 5SIug5erse
81 ilber5lldcrn)
gIngriii miRlaug.
Berlin, u. 9RGrs. lie Sentidje
9lOmiraIitat mahtr heHte betanHt,
BAN scr 6licgeraasriff anf oentIdle
eiiifttiftfijjiiifiihaiiifsa ;a MnraidiIrSmin rim
aGnslider 6ehlidllaa ariueicu lit.
gndl lit 6ci Srm oem Tlicgcranariff
acfuleten Sccacfedlt fein hentidler
3urpfouiGaer ucrlorcR aeannaen.
MIR suei armierte ;Srid,erbuutt mnr.
ben Don oem ieiu6e aeritbrt.
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Gin5e(ner Bun0it 6d0
per(Onen5ug auf!
3winat SOiOmOtiufilcr, eOfomOtiUc
a6SHfDppelu uno beranbt
@OitiOasem.

Salt cafe Gin. lltdh. ~ 0ldr5.
9ci Ocm 80 22eilcn uorofih
ron bier lclcQcnen Non mir0e arr
Souutoa in eller 6rilhc Der non
bier nah Butte. @iout4 aehcnoc
9crpuel5ug ron einem ciniclfcu
oueeboltcn Der aus oem
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@on 6itliben Sriegs Shanplot:
S5n Dem &agesberiht bonn Salrstag
abenO beiBt es: gln Der Sittroit
ietten Die 9ltiien ibre glngriife tort.
sic fiibrteu nnG porousgegangener
mtiueriitiiber 9orarbeit friide
GrGfte ms 6euer. Ole iibiriideil
&rltppett idhlgen iih airt, 0od
bernlodten iie inherent peffii6eren
5euer uid]t 9tanb an bolten uuo
ImuBteu lid inter groBeu &erlldten
ibrerieits auriid3iebell. Siiotpeltlif
bon Safo6itn6t uto iiiopeitlih BON
Mtnaburg lam es 5u Deitigen Shar-
nliiteln Die ip1ter i'll Sturmans
griffe Der Hlliien auSarteten; alle
Qlngriffe Der 5einoe muroeu nit
2eidtigfeit obgeidIagett, oild Die
I'M 2aufe Der gtn6t ge9en unlere
| 5teaun9en noroIid BON 8ioieg &C..
ri9teten. g8eiter liioIid, in Der
@egen0 BON Noroc5iees, bei6rdntte
iid Der 6eillo geItern ouf cine
&dnonaoe.
s5n Dem geri6t bon geltern a6rgto
iiber Die @reiguiiie auf Der 0it-
front, beiBt es. 8ie 9fuiieu baben
ibre angriiie ouf oen SScfobitaOt-
Briidentopf nid)t ipieoer erneuert;
aud bei Biniep berrid)te berhdItlis.
ImdBige 0titbe. Sii6Iih 1tno iiio.
IipetItf bon 0iiroburg a6er iebte
Der ,Seino mebrere Dtdle gum
GtrrlHe an; bic glngriffe muroen
IeoodJ obgeihlogen, ebe es Dem
5einbe gelong fid) uftieren ger-
bnueu ailf flir5e 8ntnn3 5lt no.
bern syn Der Rad3t nuternabmcu
Die Glliien niebrere a)laIienangrtfie
gegen iutiere SteIlungen noro.
peitlif BON GoItnnD nno 5lpiihei
ben Seen glnroes uno &is8nielp;
6ieieLben brdheu inter inherent
i5euer 3uidnfineil; Der 5eino botte
adbIreidle 9erIiilte on Eoteii uno
geripimbeten; auh nabinen mir ei-
nen Sffisier mo 155 0tann &c.
fnngen.
.&riegsifnltpInt: SSn et-
mem 2uftgefeht BEL Saloniti boIs
Ten mir etnen feinbliden 4eropIou
berab uno 3eritdrten i'm.
9lniidJt eines arieasfprrtipOnocntcn.
Berlin 27. W}1r5. Sd0nes
Sriiblingsipetter lit eingetreten itno
fiir Die oeutid]e lront Dor Scr
olm beoelliete es 0aS 5igndl beiti-
ger Snionteriedngriffe, Onr6 nel-
DE oie s5rat5oien nits iDren itarf
befeitigten Stelllmgen getuoricn
meroen.
8ie 8eltti6en ieu6en gcraoe3tt
eiuen g1egen idluertali6riger @e.
fd)oBe bon gforome1ten 6er, ocm
0talnucoourt.Giitrift 3lL nllf Die
iran5oiii6en Stellungen 5erob
Sier 5rpeifelt man nidt oarau, oaB
oie 5ran3oien 6urd oie glrtiGlerie-
nno S5nfdnterieanariife ge5mmgell
iperoen, Die game 9et1incort -Dla.
Iancourt Stelllng 81 rdlnlen I'M
oann mad oem Sort Ge Diarre 5u.
riid3ufaIlen.
Die llnt1tigfeit ser lebten ,}cit
nuroe ourdl oas nebclige g8etter
beoinqt. 9lod Den iirlgitcn 9erid.
ten 6ingegcn III es bell m0 flar,
nno Die oclltihc 9lrti(crie bat ibre
91tigfcit ipiener in encr0ild)er @ci.
ie ollfgcnoHmeii. Gic oentiden
idmercn gattcrien limo OH ocn
neuer0iltgs teiebtcn S,iigcIn olti
aefabren. uno 6o6en i6re SfliluOc
iid ouf 9eroun acrichtet
9(m Cituier Der Aliaos iulo bic
.42er aus Giicn4 iehr ritbrig qe.
neien mo hopcn ein Sort uudl
bem onoern in 3riiuuucr &C.
Ieat.
SSeoer Sic 1roBe Gt'cniue Der
Ruiien i'm Ciieu nod Die trotI0
ihen un0 britiihen 8cridtc iiber ole
unge6euren Gerhitc Der 3eutiden
Dor Geroun bnben Die Sieaesaes
miBbeit DER 8eutideu 5u eri9iit.
tern heruodt
1tuherhnS5te (SrhThngt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-27
TtlOSug gegtll SiQa
mag Monate 0anern!
Nus Dem neuen 8eridt beS Gene,
rails Yeribing ergibt iid, DaB
Stlla eutwudt TT!
@egitanli9,r 6eianOte 6ei9wert fd bel sanFus

Sau 2(ntonio, Ger. 81. Didr5.
&oden, ia Wiouate mogen DergeDeu,
eDe es gelingen miro, 9iQa tot o0er
lcbenOig 3u iangen. 2ebten bel 8e.
neral 6lniton eingelallfenen 8eri6
TEN 5ufoIge 1T es 1oem 6u6s Der
5icrroa gellm9en iicb Der ibm &C.
Iegten 5dliHgc 81 ent5ieben lulb CT
0lrd3ie1t iebt III idneaeHl @taridc
0as Qtdocra.Iol.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-27
Naiier arntnliert Nelfieridl.

Berlin - 9fdr6 ii6cr SoliOon.
q. @cliieridl. Scfrctdr ocS
2 SdlnbonlteS. ipuroc uom 9uiicr iiber
0cu GriuiR Der Icstcn aricasanlei.
be tclesrap1ild begludluiluldt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-21
little CHANGE IN
PRICE OF WHEAT
Market Depressed Early in
the Day but Receivers
Toward Close.

Chicago. Sept, Glover cable quo
tations had a depressing influence on
the wheat market here today. Liver :
pool advices explained that increased
shipments were eXpectedfrom Austria
liza, Argentina and also from India. The
bears were favored, too, by reports OF
rains in Argentina, where of late a
serious drought has prevailed. The
opening, which ranged from Sc to y c
lower, with December $1.49 to $1491s
and May $1.49 to $1.50, was followed by
an additional setback, then something
of rally
Later the market hardened. owing
largely to gossip that Liverpool quota :
tions had been lowered to facilitate
European buying of wheat cheaper in
the United States. The clase was firm
1sc off to 4 up as compared with yes
terdays finish. Closing prices:
Wheat-Dec., 1908; May, Isl.
Corn-Dec., 72%; May, 1873.
Oats-Dec., 47M; May. 81.
Pork-Dec., 1915; Jan, 1882.