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Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

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Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

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thrift Columbia.
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1. Ti5e.Tr6i. @. &udoGIdeI;
2. &i5e-YrGi.: 6. Imelung;
3. 8i6e.Yr6i.: Sobn GIt;
A. 8i5e.HrGi.: o.. 8eounero;
5. gioe.Tr6i.: &arI 6. Braun;
Sefret1r: @iiitob 9enoer;
Shatmcilter Gorl SommeI.
5obncntrdger: Soc @onorod.
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I'M u8aibington SGngerbuno, 314
6 Ctr. H.-@.
n9amem-Sereiu Ses 0emtIdameri-
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Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
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nm 9cplant-0Niirftc aus terani-
iGen 0nfem.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
Stu6tert GGbmunesbasff,
Ina

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bes SpsieHii@en SaboratOriums, il
Sur9 Die 8unoess SnnitGtsbebOroe ba.
gu ernGnnt moroen, nit ben @er0ten
in HoHeiter, Wltnn., Die bebaupten, ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entoedt 81
BADEN, 5uiummenSuarbeiten Sn Der
3piiGen3eit ptrb Der 8unbess Sanis
tdtsoienit feline i'm OerfloHensn Com.
mer begonnenen unabbdngigen Inter.
iu9unsen unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fortfeben.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15

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sol Union Sobings 9onf 8uiIoing.
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I'M Neltcn Weaionic GempeI.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-15
4ereins~ und hogen~galende

Die &erren SetretGre fno sebeten, inns Ibts bon Observation-Disclosures
iomie bon gorgdngeu in ibren Iereiuen geriht gu geben, unO fno mir
fets befrebt iobe an seeisneter Seue auf5unebmen.
Ereis fir Die S~niertOn Der aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
cnffne Market.

NEW YORK, May b.-CoFFEE-- Merry.
oUsness over political affairs dld not
stimulate any important business IN the
market for coffee futures here today
but there WAS some scattering liquda-
ton and prices worked lower. The open
Ing was a. o. decline Of 0 points with
July selling around 5000 and September
AZ Sale. Later September eABed off 10
$500 and tho general list closed At a
net loss Of to 10 points. No change
was reported In the general ruling Of
Brazil. however and sales Of futures here
amounted 10 only 1850 bags. May, s.2Oc;
June, s25c. July $500; August, sac; sep
TENDER, 8ssc; October, s.42o, November,
g4Go; December. $780, January s.b5cI
February, Sole. March, s,s8c; April, Sic.
Spot coffee quiet. Rio In, 9stci Santos
A., 111kc No change was reported In cost
and freight offers and there appeared 70
81 very few fresh offers In the market.
The official cables showed no change
IN milreis prices. no exchange was l-g2d
higher Santos cleared 1000 bags for
New York
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Seldom Has it Been Put to Such
Test of Stability as Expert
enced in Day
IT ENERGIES WITH CREDIT

.NEY YORK, May 6,--sodom has the
stock market been put 10 such a test Of
its stability as Il experienced today, and
seldom has 4 emerged with greater
man note, on which tho financial world
had been waiting with increased concern
were known 10 Wall street before the
market opened and anxiety was evidont
IN all quarters
two % three points IN many important
stocks. while issues Of moro murourihl
Character showed greater receBsionH
| bethehAm Steel declining 10 points. For
a brief time tho list seemed TO be with
out support, except Of a tentative char.
actar, but before the expiration 81 the
first hours began 70 rebound sharply,
| The recovery was largely II not wholly
the result Of calmer View " the mss
sage from Berlin, particularly the terms
Of the Instructions 70 submarine coms
nlAndern. Opinion IN Wall street WAS
almost equally divided otherwise. but
sentiment was heArtened BY An inde
Unable expression that an Immediate
break had been avertad
Recovery halted ~ midday as a nat
ural consequence Of an effort 10 aBHlml-
late tho large offerings of the forenoon,
but the forward movement made greater
progress later under tho lead Of the
ohiat feature. That stock made an over
niEht gain OF sM points 20 ib0k. and an
extreme advance Of i2A having fallen
20 ~ At the outset
Mercantile Marines riyaied United
Fruit, the preferred recording a maximum
advance OF ~ At NA and tho common
~, NJ 2bh. Buying Of these shas@l was
Of the most impressive character being
attended by rufnorH OF a merger Of tho
important American shipping intarehta.
other Atrona features Included United
States Steel, which recovered from lie
minimum OF s01b 10 ~, the MoSioanr,
most % the munitions. including Cruel
bic steel, Baldwin Locomotive and West
nRhouae and the distilling shares, cs-
peeially United States Industrial Alcohol,
Final prices we're at or near highest
levels
Total sales Of stocks amounted to $1,000
shares
GENERAL news Of the day. which EN-
braced the probability that The threatened
strike Of the New York Central telo-
Rrhphera would DO averted through
mediation was helpful 70 buliAh bentl-
ment. Further railway earnings showed
material increases IN gross and net re.
turns Bonds were undor pressure ~
timea. but improved with tho stock list
at the close. Total aales par value,
we're $4,000. United States bonday we're
auT "a "a UoA on Tnll
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
Representative sales


HOGs-The market was in almost every
way repetition Of yesterdays. All
buyers wanted good hogs, and desirable
kinds found an early outlet at prices
that were generally bpiOc higher than
yesterday 40 long as tho good stuff
lasted II was a lively market. and q
good share OF the total offerings had
boon cashed by $50
with the common hogs II was DIFF
ferent story. AZ wRA the case yesterday,
all buyers fought shy OF the undesirable
grades, especially those lacking weight
aud on early rounds few plain lights
were sold outside OF an occasional load
that went IN with a string. The result
was that the close found a good showing
of plain hogs SUI unsod and whle
buyers needed everything here 10 fil out
their drovea they fatty refused % Ray
the early advance on the common grades
Sellers IN most Gases stuck u out Tor a
while and late rounds we're pretty dull
hut ln the end packers had their way
and bought most 90 the poor tisht sud
lslked h0ga A. figures HAT we're little
better than steady, 20 Al the ontside not
over Do higher
ppspits fho duiipsss on The plnas, the
nodsfaia ron Was pretty well cleaned
ln By 70 ~ the bulk N tha sales showing
a b0loe advanae. and aFerahs cost hsiHg
Ma nluhel above YsaterdaYA MnAt IN
tha hogs sea al q WOE 0 while haynrai
lnads reached nfA he hlfh mafk ~
ne daY and within q dime ~ the years
son
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat is Weak and Rules
= from Cent to Cent and Half
Lower Under Poor Demand.
DEMAND FOR CORN FALLS OFF

. OMAHA, NAV 5. ina
Cash wheat was weak t0daV ana ri,lsd
IRON cent 10 cent and a halr lower
Inc wheat run was very good hut tha
pemand was slow and ONLY Il sn3aiI nor
ion or the samples were Hold
Tho corn market was Hlso weak ana
ter lower War
Tho demand for this cereal waA vory
ported nal'n Io'
Data followed corn and wheat on tina
ueclns and ranged from unchanged 10 4
iuaItef lower, Oats receipts wore much
improved today, but there was very IN.
c w. Improvement In tho demand for this
Rye and barley receipts we're unimpor.
t talt ana these markets were quoted un.
tloarances we're Wheat and flour eolal
70 LW9W bushels, corn, $4,000 buhhels.
liverpool close. Wheat. unchanged "a
S2a lower Corn. unchanged Ia III higher
urinary wheat receipts were gB7 60
BUSHELS ana shipments gb OOD biisbsi9
against receipts OF 7220O0 buabeia snd
shipments ~ 5l7.0O0 bushels last year
Urinary corn receipts were EnD0
: buauela and shipments 1900 buahSle
nEhlnAt reeeiptA ~ 6OaM bushels and
HiiplHehtA of 5000 bushels lAAt year
ilqhfy oats receipts were O0g Oo0
EuAhols and Fhipmenta i,tBg.000 btlshels
nRhlhft receipts ~ 5j1 .00J bushels and
shipments Of i.033,000 bushels last year,
4 A ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
CONSCIENCE B0THERS HIM
AND HE PAYS FOR SHOES

A man who refused to Sivo hts name,
but asserted that he had conscience
that was troubling him called at the
Milwaukee local freight offices and In
sisted upon giving Walter Mann. chief
clerk. 1910 in payment for pair Of
shoes that he asserted no STOLE during
the summer Of 1918
Tho stranger was told 70 write ! r.
Allen. claim assent for tho Pacific coast
country at Seattle. and that he would
receive the money and place Il 70 the
proper credit The stranger told the
local Milwaukee officials that AZ the time
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
OMAHA GENERAL mARNrT.
Wholesale Prices for Produce
Charged by Omaha DeaIers.

| LhhNkea ny btuhhn Dealers.
bIIIkI-No. 4 creamery IN carton,
or tubs, 95e, No. q &c.
| POULTRY -BroilerH, alive, under two
lbsY 85A4Ooi hens lbulBc. special rooster
ana stage, ilei springs, 0c geese. l0c
uucks, lse turkeys, Oo OH toms, soc
capona, 200, guineaH. Roc. SQUADS. o. b0Q
az per doz pigeons. 90c per don,
CHEEs1- Imported swiss. 4bci domes
w. Ae block, 2Sc twins, he. daiaieg
We, trlpleta, lpc, Young America, Doc
blle label brick, lsci limburger. zee; i'm
ported French Rouquefoit, &c
FISH Fresh. per h. Catfish nc; carp
a1i trout, $50 roe shad ~. ualibut, 10
salmon lluiee. shore Goldfish lie. buck
shad, lOn, spanish mackefel, re- rec
,shaPper ltoi yellow pike, i5e, founders
l9o Frozen, per d.. Iallbut. 10. herring
salFers. Sci Smoked. per IL. white. isc
hlppered, Ne, salmon, Tic, fnnan had
dles, l5c Frogs Jumbo, per doz,, $50
lhrge grass, so Shrimp. Peeled pei
Eal, 800 headloss n.2b, Crab meat
l9e M. I, HAo, .I.oins,. No, l. .l3hci
l2hc, Mo, B. i've No, g. l7c. Rounds
No. :. WI No. iss'sS NJ >, SstS
OYSTERS Chesapeake, per gal. stand
ards, $50. selects, N s0 counts, ps5
CELERY Mammoth. pQc per dos
medium W. per dos'i small tooi Florida
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
GlllufkY Fruit company.
FRUITS Oranges, box Hayeia Valsn-
elias. g ss, Rgi 1869, tS2ti los, 2sss. s2.s
N0s, A.2b Mediterranean Sweets, 1883,
1900 1905, t5A 1888. $3.50. zoos. 2iss RIOS,
100, 2ssl S4s, 3gos, 1915 Jsmops. box.
Golden Bowl. 800, silver Cord, 1870,
Grapefruit, box @s, 800 Ga, $3.50, So,
tsni e4s 800: f0s s0a. g6s, 500 straw.
berries Shipment Monday Tuesday ard
,Mesd,nesday t2T 1 ,os,. >, Bananas. bungbi
lunnboes, t2.toda. rs; regular. size Jumboes,
r. 5oqz rs; extra largo Jumbees S30g137B.
Mammoth. BH0Bf6
yE0ETABLEF--o Crystal wax,
ST. crate bermuda, tB crate, onion
Gets, red, 500 bu. onion sets, yellow,
$40 bn Carrots beats, turnips, parsley,
T1diahss, ahallotB, 20 doz Cabbage New,
iEc ID. old, 81 H. Rhubhrb. si.75 box.
TomAtoea, $40 crate. Lettuce, % box,
Celery! -Four doz, 800 crate dox. t21S
crate; 8 doz., $40 crate. Peppers 200
basket. Potatoes. Rcd River Ohioat t.l0
hu. white stock. N,l0qtL21 bu. Sweet
potatoegi Hamper fL75' hamper, seed
HoNtiY@cSo %li tsy cane; Airline. $50
thse.
NUTS Peanuts; No. / raw, eAo ID (;
No j roasted, SIC ID Jumbo raw, she
D.. Jumbo roasted. ehc h.. Fiiberts, BE
ID. pecans, lstlo b.. pecans Jumbo, The
lb mixed nuts, ibc ID.
ApPLE3s-Ben Davis, 1925 Dbl. Ben
Davis Idaho $50 boxj Rome Beauty. $50
Ql.7b box Colorado w. w. Psarmalnes,
q 1tag2.00 box.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
DR.. DE GARM0 GRAY IS IN
OMAHA AHEAD OF CIRCUS

Or d. 0srmo Graz breezcd into omaha
ahead OF the circus Dr. Gray Is well
known 10 Omaha people because he ia
Tho live wire VIII staged tho first horse
shows at tho Omaha Auditorium flis
card says no ia the family doctor with
the clrcus and that no can cure anything
that alla you
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
A.. Louis live stock Market.

81. LOUIS, Mo. May 5.--cATTLB-Re
ceipts. $50 head market, steady; native
beef steers, S7bOQ9 rs. yearllng steers and
helfers. s. 100000; cows, So 25aS G stock
9rs and feeders, S6603f8b0; Texas and
Oklahoma steers, n. 75ns7b; cows and heif-
crs. 81 50lt600; native calves. s6.00ml000.
HOGS Receipts. 300 head market
steady pigs and lights, y175d0.s5 mixed
and butchers, 80 70d9a5 good, heavy $3.50
m9fS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300
head market steady: wethera, f5gqS 30,
lambs, sl00oddl.so, clipped ewes - ESQ
~. clipped lambs, s000aa,5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

SITE Ne aiFtH ~ hQth afFal sal
lambs wsfa FnFf H8ht fhm MHfHimM tsil
tHaee waa 4 fRif 49faAaA Ari rt#a Hafs
st6a8F EhtHsF tHa ifaHa eHa slaw N8Ws
stt sea aaaa salt % b. A. ~ tha kiHhf
Hat Na HH f6fa Htth ne aaaaNtt H
MAJ faet FaaF whaH tHa saws tFi q
eaa pa8 WaaEai lAMha fea41aA %
aH4 tesktf lan.ta nH
81 ntati - pa sAssR sht iamNa ftat "a
aN4Y iaMh@ All htNA III fA8 tt
hsRaY se Nal tai a
Ea taHhs 3 tfA 0HHHe1 ksaH4
a #M M b akaiaa 6taat t6s
#h#a N fAW Dr. Na hh#
tat A. a aatk
81 sea 4 SIS ps4
A# M
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

WNTHTTN- NIHN I-TTINTHIT IN"
Choice uulaHd. mons Hnfe 1ltnfN ih 80
mNes4il 20. &o 3 81 0He p No s. a.
zoo Ch0les midland, none here t0 20
aII Wt SO q age ~ Nc q : etTa sA
go i 81 0Hl d. CHOICES loWlend. none
as.s = "gi9@ ,,15 y II s'ae' ~. No p
hlFAfFA Choice Ea @9ls 80. so /.
Nl sHls 81. Nu q q NHlo@
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

KANSAS CITY, May B. -CATT1.ts-R
eeipts GOO head market. steady prime
fed steers 81 asaa 10 dressed beef steers
& ulfi4 a5 western steers = 0anA 40 stock
rrs aud feeders q coos 49, bulls b1b0
20 calves. 81 'Adin "a
SHEEP ASH LAMna Receipts, R.1m
hoHds market slIong lambs, 81 mfll ",
rWus s. l0Hbk
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

HAYANNAu. GA. May TUHpEN
It's liu. EC aalHh n thiH 70
eHtf AZ hH.h ahiNWHnfas 50 hplA
fa aH.# ...@.
anla FH.a thipWrnfH AVIS haia
tb Htu ttiH aaaiaHara a IA.
t4N MF ~ NHN
H NH WV NM
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
TRADE REVIEW
Immense Business and EEtrnordi-
nary Activity In Industry.

NEW YORK. May b-Bradstrssts TO
morrow will say
Immense business, extraordinary activ.
ity IN industry. more demand for money
remarkably good collections, heavy rail,
way traffic and noteworthy strengths III
prices comminRle with. and. incidentally
seeminEly outweigh such factors as die
turbed international relations evidences
OF friction IN the field NJ labor, an rrcE
ulaT crop situation and clear signs oi
high cost holding up some building prof.
ecta without, however, reducing the total
quantity Of money expended for couHtruo
tlon work Hut after all bank Clsaringa
commercial mortality returns. eSpondi.
lures for structures and even strikes
merely point "a sustained superintendent
activity IN trade and industry Weekly
bank cleRringb. HlN. i76e1
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Weak---Hons weak--sbeep
EteadV

10000 head; market, weak, native beet
cattle, t7std9e5; western steers, Tg0d
800, htockers and feeders, t5WqS boi cows
and heifers, t42500.60, calves. EBQ0b0
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head market
weak, Bq10o advance; bulk Of sales, 50
90 g5: light, se,4oaDl00D; mixed, te.bSgi0.Ooi
heavy, 50 toQ1000. rough fa.aoa9.0 piss
H.25li9A0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500
head: market steady; wethers, ts90qfa. 30
ewes, q. 250D9l lambs. N.7bd1i.&.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

he stole tho shoes no was hobo that
Ne was riding freight train in wash
lngton and that he broke open shoe
case and stole pair Of shoes Since
then he had hit the trail, Joined church
and desired 20 make restitution
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
WALKING TOURS PLANNED
BY THE BURLINGTON ROUTE

Following tho increasing demand for
out ln-the-open vacations. the Burlington
route, In connection with tho Great
Northern railway. has planned a series
Of personally conducted walking tours
through Glacier National park
Each party will be limited TO fifty Nom
bers and led through the park by rnared-
in-the- mountains guides. II Ia thought
that such a vacation will appeal strongly
10 school teachers and other pent-up city
dwellers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

F1,S5a I,rsts, p z .aA4r seconds. ad1lc
4 Us ls-htehdN receipts a8l1 boxes
unchanged 10 70 higher.
90 'L kA-Aliye weak brollera. Goa
gNer fowls, lgNiaiac turkeys. Zee
Dressed, unchanged
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06


CATTLE Receipts we're very moderate
today. only twenty freBh cars being re
ported In. This leaves the total for the
five days this week al l7,z2B head. AV0
head smaller than last week and over
5000 head smaller than a year ago. Tho
market did not show very much change
the general run Of stuff being slow ana
no better than steady with yesterday
but right good beeves were perhaps
strong two loads Of heavy cattle selling
IN 10 s98. Prices are Just about where
they were o. this time last week. there
being little change IN either direction.
Quotations on cattle; Good 10 choice
yenrllnRs. t9OO18.50. good 10 choice beeyes
% so3D3A; fair 10 good besyss HabOtasoi
common 10 fair beeveB, N7bn8N; good
10 choice helfcrs, fOa8bo. good TO choice
cows, F25asoO; fair 70 good cows, 40
d7.G; common TO fair cows, lA25qs'eOi
good 10 choice feeders, ts00Q8,7B, fair TO
good feeders, s7.5Oqs0, common TO fair
feeders t6bOQ7b0; good 70 choice stock
ers, t7.s0GS.D; stock helfera. t8as. 3i
atock cows, ts.b0a7.76; stock calves, 1918
as.7 veal calves, t9,OoaiiOO; bulls. stagA
etc. ts00g8.O0.
UeuTeHentatiVH saleH,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

A British subject may accept An order
from a foreign sovereign. or wear bic In
sigma without tho Kings assent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
~ tho Union Stock Yards Omaha, for
tWanty-fouF hours ending At . o'clock
yesterday afternoon
RIgCEIpTB@-gAng
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

Ne.iiflnai it,vnts5 nerha, flos
ars. iAaFkv, Gums LEAVES twlRss
thrrlfs, hstis and ertsls, frum
nearlt nnu botanical snuffrs, pat
np Ia inA ahh isih t8skakeAs
fwmpfesse,t and lsese pressed. aai
tn buik. az luwrst pFires.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
cARLOT RECEIPTS

The following sales wefs rop6rfea
W HcHl-HD, hard winter. 4 car. 81 10
J chr, 1l09 No hard winter. ] car Mon
danal, 9.D ! car, Sl0th, y cars. q .O8lk
ears' VIZ eafa N.o54 : carg, ti05
a az "a. h ea[. w y a5l chr si@t. earg
N0. ! car tLO0h cars. 81 %, I car. 0e
1anple nara winter J car. 97e 1 car
Bc. no. 3 spring ! car. t0g No
mixed car, 81 06A ] car tlm j cor
,disaS J e sa aA cars. iiodh. No.
corn-No white cars 7io. No
white ! car. 7le. 2 cars. 70Mc, 4 cars
7OYe, No. white car. gsl4o. No
yellow; z cars. THO No. 3 yellow ] car
loAc. 10, z mixed ] car. ~. ! cars
Sfe &c car '9 7@ae c csF; e. No. or
mixed car, 90; ! car &c
Dats--No. 3 white ! car Nc . cars
UMc. No I white ! car, uhc; cars
fic. Sample white. I ears. Otse, I cars
Omaha ragh Prices w1oa. No, !:
No I hard, 0s1cQsi.0l; No 3 spring, 80
GLIB No. 3 sprlng, tf0lQii0 No. 2 du.
rum sl6a10. No, Q durnrn, o. 054l o.
G9gn NJ white 7o%tt}1loi No white
low, ,72Gi721sci No. 3 yellow 7l1z972c No
Z yellow, 10n7ici No . yellow, 691an70hc
No. yellow. 6sIAQ69l4c; No 2 mixed
70h07lhci No. mixed. 704THe; No
mixed, eGQ70oi No. mixed, 6s1f@691se
NNo. 3 mixed. elhq6ocos Oats 10 2 white
AEal2c. No. 4 white. Aq4lAc Barley
Mailing, eia6sc; No, ! feed, 6SQsie rye
No 2, 62lJ93c; No 3, 90lt92o.
Chicago closing prices, furnished This
Bee by Logan n Bryan, stock and grain
brokers 9l5 South Sixteenth street:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
MinnenpoIis Grain Mnrl..t.

MINNEAPOLIS, May b.-WHBAT =
May, N.l9; July, N.isih. Cash, No ! hard,
81, 2bla No, / northern, tl.2OhWizi No.
northern, tli7a1.A.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Beeves Strong and Others
Slow to Steady-sheep Steady,
With Ewes at Record Point.
GOOD HOGS FIVE TO TEN HIGHER

The following table ehows the receipts
q cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live ntook market for the year
10 date as compared with last year,
1919 1915 Inc Dec,
Cattle MN. Sls 43a 8l8n Msl2 .,...s
Hogs ..n.i, @6. 90 i,iTi10 2An8 ....a.
sheep ...s,. T0tA $3.50 ,,i..s. llsiaib
The following table shows the average
prices Of hogs at the Omaha Live STOCK
market for tho last few days, with COM
PARSONS!
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

Receipts Of i've stock at the nv. prn-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06

REMEMBER: PRES ENT
THIS AID ON YOUR PuH-
CHASE OF $1,000 or
MORE SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-06
Cigars by the Box

Get our prices on standard
brands Cigars by the box.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-14
CAN ELIMINATE
MANY MISHAPS
If Auto Drivers Would stop, Look
and Listen" it Would
Help.

If there is one place above all
others where the slogan, stop, Look
and Listen" should be put into use,
it is at railroad crossings. The grow
ing list of dead and wounded result
ing from crossing smashups is appall-
ing. The grievous thing about it all
is that ninety or more times Of one
hundred such accidents are ineXcus-
able. Why, any man with any sort
of vehicle. auto or wagon, will drive
deliberately upon the railroad tracks
without first looking in both direc-
tons to see whether train is ap-
preaching is one of the mysteries
that only the spirit of carelessness
and recklessness can explain. An
occasional crossing is so located that
1t is not easy to see an approaching
train. But such crossings are rare.
In most instances approaching trains
can readily be seen in time to stop
an auto on the safe side if the man
at the wheel will do his part. Not
few hot-heafed individuals are de
handing That railroads be compeii-
ed to run their tracks either over or
under the public highways. In some
cases this is the logical solution, but
if the general public were as careful
and watchful in seeking TO aVoia
crossing accidents as the raliroau
people. casulties of this nature would
he reduced to a minimum. A 1oerai
share of crossing accidents have re-
suited from auto drivers racing the
train In an insane endeavor to make
the crossing ahead of the locomotive.
It il hard to scrape up modicum