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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

den, mn oas 8uriidiueiien FOLDER Gilmm3ciieI
lol IN leincr gsefe oas 9iefuliat iolder 9Snbl
lhgelcbllO muden.
5ua baben aut nodb Gin Berbot ielu fir bic
fSnbriiuiion fit ben 8crfauf bon nliobolbaltts
gcn, geiiiqcn rfl0 reinariigel, mdl3bdltiaen
llnb hernnicDenoen @pirinoen onrb 8eroncn
ltno @orporntionen, Gle ictt nit Der 5nbrfas
lion oerielbeH poer Dem transport bcrlcbeit
purcb beiaqtc Reripnen ooer @orpordiionelt, no
ioldc @pirinoicn liir ben Serfaui iabri8irt
mo mir 3ir Mbliefcrung fir Den 8erfdnoi nab
9Ndbcn nnBer6nlb bes 9iaaies ooer nab Fliben
inucrbalb oeS StnateS berfdtit iueroen, no
iuldcr 8erf1ni nidt Jest oocr ipaier ourb
@clcb bcr6olei it, bci6diiiei itio.
T. Qbi1nitt. Tub cS mirh bcriitat, bNB
aicc, gil? bonn GAGE iDrcr slnnabmc an IN
Geucbniiai ON II. Wsar8 1916.
ilno bn bcr T. 9lbihnit Ger pbeudnqeInbricn
guie beoinqf oab ocr Goiiocincur ocS Gloas
ies gSoli8 ourdD Ber0iienilidrng IN 5luei Bet
tttacn Qeben ion, bic In icoer Der IN beiaaier
lcgebcn mcrocL nuo meflil nnr cine 8eihlng
in iolder poliiidlen @iubcit oer6iienilidDl piro,
Damn IN icncr 8ciiinQ, un0 mcnn feHc Bet
iiing IN irgcuo folc6er poIitiDen ein6eit her.
nusqegehcn miro, olrn tn elmer IN oenl @oiiit0
bcroilcntli0ie Seiinnq, in ipeldDer locDe 30.
litldbe @inDeif lieoi mo in nrei IN Der @taot
den cine In oeuiidler @prnde eeorudt miro
9csUcgcn proere Nno beehlc itl, 0nleripn
6. 0Nrrin9tDn, Gnn0crncnr O1u Wlnr1lano,
mn berour0 IN llebcreniiimnning nit Der III
hcinqicln gtbi6niie oes bciaaien 3dpiiels 80
ocr CSefcbc bon NlorbIaro nnn 1915 cntbdIes
nc glnioridt uno glfmeinng an oaB eile
Nbdriit oicer @rofamaioL iueldbe eneH
bplitdnbiQeu lno rdtqen Snbnlf Der bcidqicu
gnic enibdlt 10 ber6fientidt miro, ipie tn bcs
iaalelt glbi6nit I Der beuoien SIfie porges
id0rcbcn it, eiu WlGI ieoe geode iiir bret Wio'
nate Dor Dem Iage Der gSaDl, bel uelcber be-
inole gtfe ocI reeiiiriricn 9timntaebcrn ocr
beagen politidlen @inbeitcn iiir oereu glll'
nabnle o6er 8nrildmcmng 81 unierbreiten IT,
Gjcncbcn inter meincr 0an6
inb 6cm @rDRsSiegel hes
Sinntcs WinrNlnno.
(8ds Wcidlchen In Der St1ot glns
HroBsGie nnpoliS an oieiem 5ipnns
bon 8iqiten Gage oes Snli i'm
MidrDldno) Sabre unercs Serru Gins
iniiien6 ncunbiinoert mo
ietb5ebn.
Gmcrfun 6. 0arrtngtun.
&lir6 Den Boubernenr:
g6omas ~. eimmons
StndtssSefretdr.
(gH95iggimdl Rob4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
@roBbritonnientrifft oie
mornlii6e 2 bulo.
(aro1ilos nad eas0iue)

(GuaDiips ltdW GdQOtHeJ
berlin 13. 0ft. - Geitide Sci.
tuugen beipreden oie geitrige sc.
botte i'm 9lcidstoee unO meiicn oa.
rouf 9in Dab oae &ortciea ibre an.
erfountea Sii6rer ouigeiteat batteu
i6re 6pIien 9Reoncr. unO bdtten oa.
Ourb ole llnterbaiiolungen ouf cine
bo6e Stufe ge6rotbt. lle6er Die 9c.
merfingcn oeS 6rn. Neumonn, oes
5ii6rers ser 9iobifoleu, uno oes Or
GooiO, oes 6iibrers Der So5iolOemo.
froten iiber Die llrioden ole 5um
arieee fiibrten, pri6t ii6 oie lle6er.
fee 9lodric6tcu 9lgentiir in 3uiom-
mengefoBtem Slime folgenoernoBen
ous:
.Gieic bei0en @1itglieoer rieien
ms @eoddtniB 5uriid, OoB om 30.
SUM 1914 ole gltmoip66re iicb ilt
6olge ocs er5ieIten giuOeritdnoriiieS
5pii6en Dem W}iniiter Oes ausmdr.
tigcn g(nlteS, @rep, inO Dem Oellt.
iden @oti6ofter 5iiriten 2i1uomsfi
inter ser 3uitimmitng oeS rliIiiiben
9otidofters gefldrt 5iI 6abeu i6ien.
Gin pciterer SAritt 5ur 9luire1teg.
boltung oes 5rieoenS uuroe getbon,
ais Ser oentide Geidsfon5ler boil
Seiterreih llngarn Die glnnabme
oieies programmes erbielt 9lber es
puroe oarouf biugetuieien oaB ale
oieIe glrbeit Bu nidbte geniabt muroe
our6 oie ruiiiibe Mobiliiotion, ipel-
DE leidt bate oerbinoert weroen
fonnen, 61tte GjroB6ritannier 9fuB-
lano eegerii6er In glei6er ggeiie &c.
6onoclt ipie Geuti1ldn0 Gciterreid.
llngorn gegeniiber 6nn0elte Eonu
wiirOe Der g9eltfrieg oermieoen nor
ocn Iein. Ga a6er @rpB6ritonnier
oieIes g9erf 5erItorte, nno Die ruiii-
ite aricgsportei iif ouf DEM
@runoe, @nolano's ltnterltiitune 81
6oben iider fii6Ite, nnlBte es gum
ariege fonmen- 9lae 3eitlrngen
Itimmeu oorii6er eiu DOB Oieie E6ot-
laden unonfedt6or oie 5roge Der
noroIiicben S6ido am @eltcnfriegc
cnogiiltiq beontluorten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

w cl0nngen pom italieni.
iden 9rie9sibouplob.
Eom, 10. Oft, oia 9onoon Sn
Der @oubio.@cgeno in 9rentino 9o.
6cu itaIieniiAe Gruppen itorfe oiter-
reid6iHc geieitigingen 5pilden Set
tc @roci unO 0lonte 9}oite genom.
men Ger ofii5ieue @eribt melOet
oariiber ciugebeu0 fpie iolgt:
nSn Scr Acknowledgement trie6en
iuir @om6enanoriffe 5iuiidcn Mlonte
GpiI ino @ionte Gorno unO 9ln9riiie
ouf oie iiiOthen 9lb61nge oes Monte
8oitc 8uriid, llniere Srlppcn nab
men bicroltf itorfe feinolihc Stelfm-
qcn 5piiden 5ctte Groci un0 Nlonte
gloite. ggir madtcu einige Sort.
ihritte trob Eerrain. Sbipieriqfeiten
mo bortn6digcu @iocrltanOes. gs
iieIeu ms 80 @eiangene in Ole
S0noc.
Nsnl Ruiina.Gbole (Sreiitiro) mar
sic 9lrtilerie t6dtia. Ginigc fleinere.
llnterne6nulngcn liefen fir ms giin-
itig aus. PIN Eoutebano.@ .@aiicrfaa,
i'm Selto.G6 Der Garnil6en gllpen,
bcitboB ieinolihe 9lrtillerie uniere
@tellnugcn NIT Seitigfeit. sic rid-
tete ober feinerlei ShnOen an Eie
glrtiaerie trat in oen Suliic6en gllpen
in 6eitioer @eiie aiif S,n Der 9lodt
bonn Il. gun i3. Gftober ino geiiem
Nlorgcn ititernobm Der SeinO ipeitere
beitige @e9enangriffe beionoers bel
Sober. in scr gtG6e bon @6r5, iiiolidl
bon 9lopopiaa ruO qegeu 8rnft t44
im &orit qegen unierc Stellltngen.
Gic purOen ale unter i6meren Ser
lititcn abgeuieien. &or einem feino.
lihen @otoiQon ollein pur0ep 400
toote Jenoe begraben.
SIM Gerloilie Oes 9totbnliitogS rid.
ten uniere 8ruppen 6eoeutcuo meiter
Dor, inoem lie @elou0e 3mii6en ocr
eriten Clinic, Sic pir ibon batten, itno
Ser 5pciten 9inie ocs 5einoes erober.
ten Gie weIilihei glb6dngc oes
@tonte Recitifo mo 0ie eriten &Guier
bon GocpiJ5o imo Suoileg iunroen
crreiht g9ir mohten 400 @eiongene
cinidlieBIid 10 Sfii5iere."
@etersbnrg meloetneue
oeuti6e Offcniioe.
@ctcrsbnrg t3, 0ft. CAB
Sic Deuti9eu cinen riliiiideu e5ro.
beuobibuitt uoroli9 scr @insfer
MorIden croberteu. ober mieoer bin.
msgeporieu murOen meloet Feters.
burg, Ger 9eri6t laitet lpie folgt:
oIic Geuti6en eroffneteu gcitern
am lpcitlideu llfer Scr Sbara in Der
@egcno 0es GrteS @olooopidi, 6eu-
or dui imlere @rdben imo unternobs
men ipGtcr cinct gIngrifi onrh ben
lie iid) IN ocn 9eiib eines unierer
@rabcnobidnittc iestcn- SSn @egcu.
augriif puroe Der 5eiuO 6olo tuieoer
pertrieben. St erIitt Oa6ei idipere
&erlnite.
81 Ser @egen0 bon 9ubnoo grit.
fen iniiere Hotrouiner feiuolide @ors
poiten ali imo Idtueen iie in oie
6ludt lluiere 2eute beiebten oann
Sic fcinoli6en @rGben nno befeitig-
ten Iib iclbit oorin.
sSn Scr @eqeno Iiioueitlih oes Sr.
ties @piIhlifj am Idrajubfo.5luB,
(iiioueitIib bon 2embcrg), oerildte
Ser Scino unlere gor6uten ans ibren
Stelnmgen 5u pertreiben lpuroe abcr
Oltr1 rnier 5euer ooron Oer6inoert,
cSn Scr @egeno bon Seletin am
@pAapa 6luB lit Dem S9olo aor.
pat6cu muroe Elm feinoliber 9leros
plan oboeidoiien
Gie @laihine fine 6euer uno fiel
az. Gie beiocii SuIaiieu luiiroen I'M
perlest oeionaeu acnonlmeu sIn Der
Gautalus 5rout finoet peblelleiti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

GmglaM0 UcrantluOrtIi6
(aOrtictnug Oun Der 1. Scitc.
oen a0nig ron england eeritbtct
mrrOe, melbeS Shirt 2iduowsffs
Gerii6ering befrdftietc.
Serr S5oures (oer Oerltorbcne 60
3ioliItcniiibrer in ser fron3oiii6cn
Deputirtenfanmer) orang Dor 2lus-
bru6 ocs arieges in oie fron30iii6en
Diinilier, Gtud ouf 9iuBlano oiis5il-
ii6en, tim Den gluSbru9 bon 6eino-
leligfeiten 81 oerHeioen. SD Der-
fe1te oie 8oIitif, fir oie Sr. Sallres
Oen 800 erlitt. llnicrc 6einSe trq.
gen Die ShulO an Ger @erldngerltng
oes arieeeS.~
Arbitrotions Soee befiir.
mortet.
SblieBIitb lprab Or. 3opio nod
BON Dem 9lrbitrations @eOonfen
ogSir liuo Ser 9luiidt" 10 fil6rtc
er aus, 0oaB feiue binrei6enocn
Nlittel borbonoen lino, nm Gisputc
5mii6en gtationen 81 i6li9ten. gGiy
iiuO iiber5ellet Dob geieBlide 6or-
men geidbaiien mer0eu miiIien Inn
Iolde Gifieren5en 8il reeeln. Scr.
leumoeriide 9eridte iino I'M 9(uslon-
oe Oerbreitet moroen ooB Ieutib-
lauO iolbe geIebliden 6ormen Der.
i6md6t. @ir bo6en oo6er nit 9ro.
Ser @enugtbuung begriiBt Dab Der
Rei1Sfdn5ler in icincr leBten Geoc
Die Syoee Der 9lr6itrotion bcfiiriportc-
te. @enn Die gon5e cioiliiirte@lenib-
belt oiele glniidten ouue6men miro,
Damn merOen Sriege, ipie Der gegen-
m6rtigc, bernlieocn per0en, un0 mir
fonnen Damn nit 9eGt iagen: o6rie
Sc aiif groenl~
&uiiiide EronsPortf b / I.
fe bel Goniton3o
bombarDirt.
(Drabhos hber sab6iuc.)
Berlin 13. 0fto6er. - SSn ser
W}eloung ser oeuti6en 9(6miralitdt
bonn 12. Oftober wir0 ii6cr einen
ouf ruiiiide SronsportI6iffe bon
oeutiden SeeplGnen ausgefiibrten
9omben-9Ing folgenoernioBen be-
iArieben.
n8eutide SeeplGne 6onbaroirtcn
in Der glo6t bonn 8. gum 10. Otto.
ber ruiiii6e SronSporti6ifie I'M Sas
len BON Gonlton0a nit @rfolg."
Ger iibIi6c britii9e
7 Itroub.
(9raDilos hber Sobbine)
Berlin 10. Sftober. 9tadl.
ri6ten BON 9lmitcroom an Die llcbcr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meloen, Dob
ole gciamnite 8oit Oes Gampicrs
ogeicm glmiteroam~ Ger Soaano.
9lmerifa-Sinie un0 oes 9ompfcrs
oEernots" lm0 u9fotteroom~ olti oer
Sa6rt no6 0iotterOom auf gefe6l ser
6ritii8cn 9lutoritdteu coniis8irt NOR.
oen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
gcs @eme6rfeuer uu6 g[uffldrungs.
operotionen itott.

gcs @etpe6rfeuer uu6 9lrffldrungs-
operationen itott.
Ter 6ritiide e geriht.
2on6on t3. Sft. - Ser britt.
ide offi5icQc gcriht tpciB 6eilte bon
erfolgen al Der Sonme 6rout 5l
beri6ten. Gr lautet:
nSSn oen Sperationcn oes geitrigen
Cages icboben mir iniere 5ront iiio.
lib oes 9lncre 5miihen @ueuoecourt
uno 2esbouefs unO ebenfaas moro.
lueitlid bon GncilOecourt Dor unO
uobmen etipo $50 @efongene.
Su ser 0todt oriff ser 6einO m-
iere 2inicn toroIid Der Stitifreooute
an ipuroe ober 5uriidgetrieben.
@eitern 9}oGt nnteruo6men 9l6.
tbeihugeu IA lleberidae ouf feinoIi-
de @rd6en 5lpiiHen Ypres uno glr-
nentiers Gobci moften iie @efon,
gene rno fiigten 0em 6einoe beoeu.
tenoe &erlitlie sur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
9rUflamatiOm.

gcrUficuniGuua bes 80. aapitcIS Der ejccec
bon 1916.
"a Die @eIebgebun9 bon WiorDano IN ibrer
SnnuarsStbuie bon 1916 Gin Scet anNelion
men boi, oas als aapiiel 80 ocr C8cleee bon
NiarDluio Ocr beiagcH Sibung befaut icn
iou, louet oailebe III Den gSorien uno 8iiierH
iute folQi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
,,Gapttcl 159.

Gin @cicb, Elm 2tnenoement 5nnt Abl6nitt 81
oes Itileils 4iiel ME
lcblaqeno, onS 8ciiebcn bon 8ermllienn9c
ourb Die Gf1dtss@clebgehun bon WldrOlnno
IN regudrer Si5ung reanlreno nno NorleD
rungcn 5iun urtcrbrciien oeS belagten Nmcir
ocmcnts an cie pu6lberehHqien Gtininl9eber
oieieS Staaie5 3lir 2lnnabme oocr 5ur Abs
lcbnun9 81 trcfien.
N6innitt I. 50 wirb bnrm bic @eiekgcbnng
bun WinrDlauo ucrlgt (orei 6fnitel Der W(tt'
oleber eineS icoen 6er beioen Sdufer 8uitim'
ntcn0) oaE fSolgenbeS biermtt dls Elm ghens
oencllt 8nm 9lbi6niit SO hes o. NrtttelS, Gticl
&elcbqcbnn9s' Scpntiement Der Sonllluiion oles
ics StaaieS, oorNeidblq0en piro, uno DOB lul'
Ctcs mcnn ourCh Die gecblt0 berebiiaicn
Ginnpeber oleles Saoes, iuie biern notaes
icben, dneenunuen IT. es als gbl6ntii b2 oes
g. glriiicls Der 9oniliution bon Wintplano be'
li6lGniit J2 Sic erIeteeoure lon ieiu
GeIo aIs oem etnais 96qbani beplliQen aus
pcnomnen in llebercniiimmung nit ben iol'
aeroen &orimritien.
llntcrsNbiMntu u.
Scne gScrpiaieungSborlaee ntuB cntmeoer ei'
ne 0ioget &orlage lcn ooer cine Supplement-
nrsSerwinignnasoorlng iute blerna1 er'
ilSicr.qlOiGmitt .:
ocm 3niummeniriit Der @eebqebnne (nngenonts
men I'm Safe eineS ncuqeipdbtcn @uuoerneurs
uilo nunn tnnerbulb oreiBlW Idgen nah ietner
Nmiseniiibrna) ausgenonnier oteler Sctlrdunt
piro terldnaeri burH Die @eIebgcbung tr bic
SibunQ In meldber ons Wuoget boraelent miro,
foa Der Souberneur ber @eieteebnng 5uet
euoecls borlceen, ems fir ieoes Der folaenoen
5isfo.Sn6re, Seoes @uoeet ion einen ooa'
fldnoiaen &lan be3iiel1 Der borgel0laeenen
9lnsaaben mn Der eripnrietcn @innabmen iiir
onS hcionoere 8iSinlsSnbr, duf ipeld)es oer'
icbe Ne5ne bat ent6olicn; liuo es ION ben er'
fuurieten lleberldub ooer 9eii5t IN ben @tit'
liinlten nm Tnoe ctncs iolben Snbres dct9en;
Scoes BiiDpei ioa bon einen 9lusmeis beglelict
fcn, welber Cd bic @inliinite mo gIusqoben
iir icoes Der 5unddjit folqenoen 8mei Ssial'
Sabre nneie6t; (2) bic lauienoen Gutbaben,
@erbinblnieiien, geleroen nno ueberi6ub ooer
5eiisit beg gtadieS; 90 bic G6noen nno
ToitSS oes staaieS; (4) einen 8cranlbldg oes
notssfyinonSs8ufdnocs bei'm Beoinne ur6
an @noe eres ieoen ber 6isfalo9re bic bur9
bic ubcn borpee6cnen 3lpei Bnogets aeoedt
ucroen; 90 irgeno cine @rfldrune oe8 @pns
berHenrs Die oerIel6e In 8e3lie nlii Die lpt1s
tiolien 3iQe irgeno cines 8uoNeis 81 MAIDEN
uhnchi nio tr0eno iuelhe GorI6ldee IN Dee
ana df bic Wetbooen iiir bic @erniinoernng
ooer oe &erme6rnna her &iufuite oeS Staa'
ieS
smcitcnS. SeocS Niioact ion in 8pei
1bcIe 5cibcii icin mo oer erite Gbeil ioH ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
Ger fron36fil6e g a m It
TAGS ~9eri6t.

&oriS, 10. Gftober. Sic
gao6t mar 3iemlib riibia," 10 loutet
bic beilti9e ofii3icae Meloung; uon
beiocn llicrn scr Somme. &lonfe-
lcien lno 9(rtiIleriebeitieBung mel.
dc 5eittueiie 3n GROCER Seitigfeit an.
Wndiert moren in oen 2lbihnitien
bon a)}orool @ouhooesnes, 9(l6oin.
court uno G6onlues 5u ocr5eiduen.
@om iibrigen Gbeile oct 6rout iii
'nicbtS 81 beridten~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14
@ruflamatiDm.

BcabRdtiates Announcement anr Contribution
Uon Winr1ldno, nm ein YnbGet'eDitem ein'
5uridjtcn.
"a In Der Sonudr,Gibnne 6er Staaiss@es
febpcbufta bon WidrOlano, ubgcbalien i'm Nabre
1916, Gin Neieb nngenonucn unroe ndmliO
3npiicl 100 brioqier @eeec mcIcbes ein ejelcb
1T, nm Gin glmenoeneni 5n gbi0nii 80 oeS
3. glrlifeIS bin6u5ufgen, Denani g@eIebee,
bunaS 6epartement" oer @onittntion pes
GianicS iuio mclcbrS befuQte @eleb In gSnrten
uiio 3dben ipie iolo' lnnict
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-14

unb anoere Snformaiion In folder 6orm nn0
5u ioloDer Belt ais er nnpeilen mag, 6n De'
oinqen 9ie SornnidldQe fir Dos @elebge'
aniien einee ieoen 6anies bcgldupipi. il odS
Snii5peicn iuie onrD @clcb boraelhrtchelr
omrd ben @oniroleur beelnnbipt, nno iiir bic
ldrieben, loaen Dem Gouocrneur IN iolner
Hnrfn mn M inlfhcr Rcii nla er .niIiu.cilclL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
NEW YORK STOCKS
Rallies of Three to Ten Points
in Actual Sales on the
Exchange.
IMPROVEMENT AT ONCE

A. "a
New iorN' DEC ss,--ha,leS o' 70 ~
points IN active STOCKS with Is ior Nu,i
states steer ana 20 ior bethchenn e,ee,,
denoted the extent OF To-Day re'ouhu vi
prices from the hysteria OF the previous
session, Az the hiEh leVels many s'osNs
showed recovery from theit reVersa OF tnas
memorahie period ana DINERS isk'sWIv 1
actual gains over tihai prices OF tue '''o-
week
Improvement began at the outset over
night developments affecting the tnterna :
uonal situation oeins a potent FACTOR lhe
advance was fmpartallE distriouteo an'ont
standard shares no Tess 'nsu spseu'a,ss 49,
issues anu the shor's covered WIN iat NV.
alaer'tS IMAM theS nad SOLO inses'ms sn
ouyins Oh tne ohafaeter wn,,u "".s ",
such opportunities as yesterday MAJ Ae'
offered also heiped by t'ca"S ouSihs W
pr,hs aoeo' a speeus I,
Realizing safes 10 erect QUICK protitS anu
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
Mrs. Singer to Have
Tree Loaded for
The Poor Riddles

Some kids think Santa Claus alone
is their patron saint, but couple
dozen hungry, ragged little fellows
that Major Mccormick OF the Volun-
teers of America has picked up look
upon Mrs. f. A. Singer. at Santa's
very able assistant,
Mrs, Singer is giving Christmas
dinner at her home for the little waits
Sunday noon. Santa Claus has prom
Used to be there and himself distrib.
ute the gifts from the big decorated
Christmas tree. Hosiery, warm under
wear, caps, candy, toys, books and
hair ribbons are only few OF the
things which load the tree,
Il wish | had home and pocket
book large enough to take care OF all
the little ones in the city" said Mrs
Singer.
Mrs. w. {. Mcknight and Miss
Irene Mcknight and Tom Quinlan
will take the Riddles out to Mrs. Sin.
gers Dundee home in their machines
Sunday morning, William J. Wake
field and Mrs. c. Fuhlrodt will as
sist Mrs. Singer in seeing that not a
kid leaves the table until he has had
all he can cat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
To Exploit West On a
Greater Scale Than Before

General Passenger Agent Basinger
Of the Union Pacific is back from
Chicago, where he attended meeting
Of the travelling passenger agents OF
the railroad system, AT this meeting
plans for the conduct OF the CAM
paign for business next sun ,mer were
taken up and discussed.
Mr.. Basinger asserts that next
summer the Union Pacific will be in
the field early and will exploit the
west and central west to much
greater extent than ever before While
It is too early to get definite idea
of next seasons business, he says
that indications point to its being
very heavy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET,
Quotations Of the Day on Various LEADING
Commodities.


Commodities.
New York. Dec. s2-Flour--Firm.
wheat--Spot, strong; No, durum, $2,ot;
No. 2 hard, sl,ss; No. | northern, Duluth
sl,se; No northern, Manitoba, t2,o1 T. o b,
New York
Corn-spot, firm; No. yellow. $i.o7%,
c. 1. t., Now York,
oats-Spot. firmer: standard, ISM u SOC.
Hides-steadys Bogota, ts@ttei Central
America. cane.
Hay-Steady--No. /, Stos@i1o; No 3
sl.ooIl,os%; No, 3, eofsbo; shipping, 7Stf
soc.
+ Hops--stcady; state, common to choice
1915, i5mS0o, 1915. s@itc. Pacific coast
1915 ii@ltc; 1918, saIie.
Leather--firm; hemlock firsts, Slci sec
onds, 66c.
S2.Oo. family, $1,000 q $500; short clears
$40. o0@S2,OO Beef: Quiet: mess, s23 "
$3.50. family, $sS5oa27,oo. Lard: Firm
middle west, $i6.bo@is,soS
Tallow-ouiet; city, lie: country, IN
@ii%c; special. iiAc
Butter-unsettled; receipts. 1864 tubs
creamery, i@iso; firsts, sst4 @4oc: seconds
34ta @SSc.
Eggs--Easier; receipts. T,slt cases: fresh
gathered extra hrsts, s14so, drsts, tsq
ATE. refrigerator special marks, fancy, SSc
refrigerator, seconds to firsts, 81 " SSo.
Cheese--Steady: receipts, 1,a0a boxes
state. held specials, S4@Stho; state, average
fancy, 23h Q2%c.
Poultry--live, Arm; chickens. s0m3ihc
fowls, 20@?ic. turkeys, 37@2sc. Dressed
strong; chickens, 1s@s0c; fowls, lbs q
2Shc: turkeys, s0MS2c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
South Side Settlement
To Have Christmas Tree

The South Side Social settlement at
Twenty ninth and @ streets will have
a Christmas tree Saturday evening OF
this week. The members of the As
ISOLATION of Collegiate Alumnae have
the entertainment in charge, as usual,
and have provided for LIS persons.
Tomorrow afternoon the sewing
classes at the school will make the
decorations for the tree.
Sunday afternoon the music depart
ment Of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae will give a program at 3
o'clock, when Christmas stories will
be told Because the settlement
workers have been trying to start
some form of community singing such
as a glee club or music classes,
Thomas Kelly will give talk at the
settlement house Sunday evening on
music.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
Municipal Song Y
Service at York.

York, Neb., Dec, 22.-(Special. "a
municipal song service will be held
in the Methodist church Sunday aft
ernoon, with Miss Cora Conway as
leader. More than 200 voices will be
heard, made up of members OF
choirs OF the city churches. resident
singers and school children, There
will be two programs of one hour
each. The first will commence at
PAS and the second at 3:45. All per-
sons living on the east side of Lincoln
avenue are requested to come at 2:45
and those west at 3:45. Admission
will be free.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
REAL ESTATE, TRANSFERS


Albert Tracy and wife to B. NJ. Wear,
jr., Thirtieth street, sixty feet north
of Webster street, west side, 60x100 81, 49,
Fred Armbrust and wife to Charles
Nogy and wife, Martha street, 1857
feet east of Twenty first street.
north side 25x1Ss.................
Elise Tobiason to Helen Kozakes, ct
al, southeast corner Halcyon avenue
and Reed street, Benson, 50x128..
Elise Tobiason to Helen Kozakes. ct
al, southwest corner Morton avenue
and Reed street, Benson, 50x12s....
Home Builders Investment company
to Ida Fuller. Camden avenue, 251.2
feet west of Forty-ffth street. south
side, 40x128. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Katherin V. LANCER to Thomas P.
Peterson. street. 200 feet west of
Thirty-sixth street. south side,
6UXl2b ..........,.........
Thomas L. Williams to Eugene J.
Hainer, Military avenue, 1875 feet
north of Burdette, east side, 50x120;
southeast corner Forty-third and
Grant street, 50x12o.. $50
Thomas ]. O'Neil and wife to John
Cantoni, Pine street, 1876 feet east
of Second street, south side, 25x100.
| Thomas j. ONel and wife to B.
Crolo, Pine street, 900 feet east Of
Second street, south side, 25xl00..
Thomas J. O'Neil and wife to Joe
Colombo, Hugo street. twenty-four
and a nail rect west OF NlnLn street,
north side, 24hx120.
| Thomas J. o'Neil and wife to Joe
Caracchini, northwest corner Ninth
and Hugo streets, 24hx120.
Albert H. Ridgeway to W. P. Spauld-
ing, Spaulding street, 212.7 feet
east of Twenty-seventh street. north
side, 40x125.. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Ella II. Woodward, ct al, to Charles
p Traver southeast corner Thirty
eighth and Ames avenue. 4bx112:
Thirty seventh street, 100 feet north
of Boyd street, west side. S0x133
Thirty eighth street, 200 feet north
of Boyd street, east side, 120xl33..
Morris Zaitchick and wife to Joseph.
Richlin. Burdette street, $40 feet
west OF Twenty sixth street, south
side, 30x126.. observation-disclosures. LAO
Reuben e. Stewart and wife, ct al, to
Rudolph H. Kistler ct al, Bedford
avenue, 261 feet west Of Forty-fifth
street, south side, 44x130. .........
Bruce e. Bassett, ct al, to julius f.
Linde, Forty ninth street, forty feet
north of Military avenue. west side,
4ox10s.4 ..................... $50
James Netcott and wife to H. s. Ray
mer, Thirteenth street. sixty-six feet
south of Douglas street. west side
| 66xS8 .....................
Mary E. Kennedy to Elisabeth C.
Graham, Thirtieth street, 116 feet
north OF Grand avenue, east side.
| 154A x235h
william ]. Petersen and wife to Jens
c. Hansen, southeast corner Thirty
eighth and Gordon, s0.5x1oo........
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-23
Nebraska Lands.
NEAR SOUTH OMAHA.

$40 acres Best crop-growing land in
the state. Corn making rs bushels to
acre; $50 tons alfalfa raised on place
this year. This Is all valley land, all level
and tillable except few acres around
buildings and feed lots. Modern house,
good barn. large sheep barn. corncrib, hog
houses and all necessary buildings for
cattle. hog and sheep feeding. Water
piped to all buildings and feed lots. Fine
blue grass pasture. All heavy black loan
soil Located near grade and high schools
and only one-half mile from Interurban
car line. For price and terms inquire Of
C. r. Combs. 500 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
Omaha, Neb. Phone Doug. 1915.
DAIRY OR FEEDING FARM
NEAR OMAHA.
A wel-balanced dairy farm, with al
falfa, pillow land, timbered pasture and
running water: r. r. station VI mile I;
switch on land could probably be secured.
Price si10 per acre; easy terms, Ask
for full description.
J. H. DUMONT & CO,
4ls-1s Keeline Bldg. Doug. $50.
DOUGLAS County snap. 800 acres. fine. level
land, good soil, improved IS miles Of
Omaha Price, 500 per acre. w. I.
Smith Co. s14 City Natl Bank Bldg,
Omaha.