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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Ra(te Witterung
i'm gan5en Welten!

Supeta, aas., IL. Gan. - aanias
itrbt Aeilte i'm 3eidlen sruker aalte.
1ic Semperatur 5eigt 10 bis 10
BraS nnter Germ nro fdnt nod ims
mcr. Miiioari benuDet itdl in Den
araaen zines @li5saro bel Is @rao
inter Nna. 3as H1rOlidle Gin
bama ano Seile ors RdubanOel-
1nnifts Gaben nnter Sdaeeitirmeu
uaD faItem @etter Ihiper 5n leiben,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Isle ii frilaeren eSahren Glide

Isle in frit6eren 3abren Glide.
reie, ID 1T edt5 beionoers Jet
,,Nafeln@ gum 2olnngstDort unierer
sSraiiendpelt ~geiporoen i'll Der freien
3cit, bic iie ibren 9flidten abge-
MINT. Linz BARN bat tie auh aeft,
0a man ia ogne grobe 9tilbe un0
Soften etfuas Sd0res TIM 0oh 3us
gieih RilBlides fir ieine 5ramoe
poer ii9 ieEbit Aerlteaen fam. "a,
bei fonalt ibr ais gutter Ratgeber
aaier @ud $40. 3 5llr 5ilfe. 4lfBer
20 berihie0eneu neueiteil 9fuitern
ron Gajien ooer s5ofs itna iebr
nieoLihe Icidter 5u ferfi8enoe Waffer
son 56als, B~ontoffeln, 1efhea,
panotoinen. Sdubhen lno 5ilef-
orbetten BARN enthalien. meIde ohne
s5rage groBen 8etfaa finoen meroen.
5altmen 5ie nidt NIT Der 9eiteaung
0ieler ncleiten Mus9abe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12

etoders mo 5ecocrs Garft icft.
@nte bis bete 5eeoers $3.50
7.G5.
MitteImdBigc Sc Csc.
@enofnlid,e So .50-G40.
@Ite bis beite Stoders $500
7G5.
N}ittc[udBigc $685. 100.
0~eipobniidc 500 635.
Stod Sellers s.. 75 SIS.
Sfod slide S1.75-625.
5tot a1lber So 30 $50.
Zeal aal6fr S7.00-9.50.
9uls, 1ines Hip. $475-625.
1diuciHe- 3Hitbr 1860. Ntnrft
meiitcns ID h0lcr.
9nrhihnittspreis 1910 -6. 100.
Sadltcr greis Sc 92I2.
Sdlafe -3ufnbr 5000. Marft ~
40 hoher.
2dnmfer ~$t0.35-t0.60.
eSaJrIinge. quite bis bette $3.50
800.
@iooer, quite Big bette $500
$50.
Mutferih0fe So. 1 80.
feidlorenp sdflnier 81. 10.
Mericaa Hammer $1,000.
qtnttpe g1iilrtler So. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Seaneop far 9robibitiOus gmen.
dement,.

8eatrlce, 8eb, ~ Son. Sem
Y aeHne01 ton GHtaba, replbil.
fdnlider aaH0loat fir 8unbes "a.
aQtor erfldrtc geitern III elmer 4n.
ipfddle Dor DEM hieiigen Gommer-
cial Club sd bin fllr 0os 8rpbi
bitlot5-AuteH0emeut. 9tlm nti
fen mir8l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
5ito Gmo9a y 5mfuar.

Slto Graoba, IL. Sa1iltm.
ainODief 3uiu6r L2o0.
Beet 5tiere, gidrft tart.
Sabrlinge gite his bette IS. 80
900.
3ieinlid cute bis Cute $50
7AQ.
MitfefmaBiae S5. 75-6.50.
Sellers Martt itarf.
gernsgeiutterte geeoeS
@ute BIS bette. idwere $500
So.
0}ittelnlaBige > So 90.
3ienlid gatc BIS quite S6
: Is
aHbe Attaflt ilorf
Suite bis teite anhe S575-6.5.
3iemtid quite bis gute 500
SIS.
MiitelntaBtge SI00-5.0e
@ltte bis teite Sellers 1925 ST..
}iemlid ailte bis alitc S525-
5.75.
NiiftdHiGbigc 81 90 0u.
@ra lcfiitt. aitbc .50-65 sc.
9rasaetutt. Seiiers $6.00-7.00
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
9ud6tluten in
Welt-0 Original

@eitou, ga ~. San. in ben
Rieitsen 5trnfen fteft bas gSaRtr
lens 5nR bod ais cine Sulge oes
9oAeH &aferitaHOea bes chin 6lui
les. Sine Eeriuu iii ertrunfen; bnn.
Oerte mo OnrA bic 6paflnten OF
0aGEos g~elunrpeR. Wei Cincinnati
lib Der Gbip rapioe i'm Gtrigen BE-.
grifTea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
@isner eine Grplpilpn.

@ilmingtofl Celia. IT, SaH.
,Sanerhalb 4s Stlnl0elt bat fid IN
oen aalageH Der GHpoat 8am0er
COMPANY mieoer cine @rploiiou ers
6let. Gin @lann lpuroe Derteb
1teie 5erie BON grptpiioneA gift So
oan @eooifen anlaB Dab @erihpo.
rer lit Den 28erfen beihaitigt TITO
ltn0 bic Grplofioneu nernrladen. 0tta
lib peritebt gegenIpdrtlg 8adJoienIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Mnitfrbadl fir ale artcn BON 5afel.
arbettea.

9nd 9{r. 2, mie nnten gs5eiot. eilt.
hdlt anmeiiitn9eu uah neieIte Mu.
ftar fir. aehdfeItc Ginidbe lno Cpl.
ten. 9tbbil0unaer flar un0 0entIih,
md ieoer 6aoeu lit 81 iebegt Sic
tonuau mid)t ~fehlgeben in 4uferti.
0urg oiefer geidmadbolleu Spiben
iino @infaee. ME man iie gebrduht
fir gaidcrltiiher, gorb1uge, Ged.
den ulo Sohs. Sehes Bud tit fiir
fid eif @ail3es, uib fem Wluiter
smeimal ent1aIteu. aeine 5rau
iodte o6ne oieie Bidder fein.
BIZ bateaen BIT II Gts. pro Sud
hurh Gndd1 Iribuie, 1911 Sotparo
Cir, Gnlaba.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
JrGNOlenangridf
O6gel0lugenl

Berlin, IL. San. Vile frau.
56fiden Augriffc atf uHiere Stel.
luuseu iu Der Champagne bradeu
inter unierrm Seuer %5uiummen. On
eile tameu u 3iuiliitru SHrd bic
@rploiiou rines Oeutidleu Wtuuitioue.
Sepots INNS gsbea. 7as bcutidIe
arieaeamt bait bic 6%usldnSer iir
bic GEplofiou pernntiuortlidJ.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Bier Gpfrr einer paminr.

Telluride Golo - Saf.- Bier
Qft erreidri@e 9~ergarbeiter mIr0en
9utern nahmIttag I'M Garbenero
Guild naRe 0er Cpbtr @rlt5e inter
eilter 1huee-catuiue begraben mo
getotet. GiHem f~lilfteu gelaug e
Ut eHtfolrmteIL Iie SeIdeu fonns
ten bis ieet ned Hidt geborgeH
peroea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
%Ro6(engrd6er gegen
3mangSauS6eOungl

Garbtft, IL. San. Gle hier in
9pnDeutisn neriammelteu &ertretcr
Der SOafb 8ales Gpal Niuers
llulpn babeu nad laagerer 9ebatte
it'd einitimmie gegen ,3uanasans-
Aebung ausgeiprOden nnb biesbe5lg.
lldle AeiplntiOaen aageu0mmeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
0ummen N HIammen nnl.

S6aiertaot " 81. IL. San
3rei Beriofen ianoen qqtern ben.
6lamHaatob, ats eut goglerbaus in..
foIge elmer 0aioItHagrpIoiion IT,
&rar0 8eriet ulto pom tSetter 5oaig
ner5e9rt murpe 5eds Yerjonen
lpltr1an Idfuer Derlett
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
1red,er ganoitenifreih.

Mtusfpgee. Gfla. til Son.
Inter oeln 5hut zines beftl8en
hlrnies oraugeu aeItern 5tDei I'M
Frp1fflIete 8anoiten til Die ganf
gna aellguiae, 9fto.. Elm. idloiferi
0elf aaiiierer mo 8fpet alneienoe
arnben TIT Siderheitsgenolbe Elm.
raltbteu IS GOO un0 eutfamen 8u
4fcroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
perliu niC6tUOn offer.
u=BOot Uer(enRt!

&uihinstDn, IL, San. 2ie
0iterreid iidl.nnaariide Aegieruna
Itch beufc Dem Stuatsiefretdr Fan.
ing Die nffi5irlle Mitteilung ma.
tlen, oak Elm Oiferreifi
SaRfbOut far Den llntergaHa oes
1anpfers Berita nidDt uerautiuort.
lid ut balten tit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Gnnf Mdlinnrn fnr 8erLin.

Berlin, IL. San. (6uafpnberidt
1er betaante 9erIiner aauimann
8ilbelm @brefe, ma(der fur5iidl
g~eitorbeR lift, bat Ietnen aeiariter
9fadlLQB im &erte non ullgefdhr
100000 Nlarf Der Geidsboapt
itaot p%ernladbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
gerIaugen SuterDentiou

8aihiagtunA IL. San. Sine
rieitge UitRge Selesramule lamfen
9entr I'M &eikeu 0auie rim, in pel.
den olt3iegternng aafgeforbert WirD,
nit &affeageiDalt in Ntcgito bic
CrounHg Ber5aiteLen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
9ef.gpit 4nhrrrlrn hnltrn-

AH Der 8 Hnb 6arlie9 StrdBe,
bert no fit segenpartig oas alte
8aue9 0otel beftH0et. miro Bic &c.
fatHta Hieftge Sirnn See gcjt QEn.
nresien Gin q bsltodiges @eihaiis
gebntsoe erridten laiieH. 7ie BIS
BERGEN Altmltdfeiten fperoeh bon
Der 6lrnm ebeAidas beihebaIten
meropn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
atnIienls aania fehrt heirn.

Nom. 12. Gan. a5nig emanuel
ban %sStdliea miro 0tefer Loge bier
pom 5aladtfel0e erDartef 81 iei
Iieg 9~egruBung luer0pn untfaiieH0e
Gor5ereitutger getrnffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
9ldltnnn. gtntldlei

0otnmt 5u 3. 3. s. Jinmpbr fir
beiten 2inlburger Safe, geraufertefl
gotfiid naienpfeffer. Bier nnO
5hnaps Babea mir otldJ 5u Der.
POT il6lide 10. STRIDE,
GElQhn. 9tebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Die @nfi 1nLnnff Qinn

Die auti 1aloon giga BON
Nebraska 9ot ala ibr emblem oell
Gagenidirm ertoren. 5oll 0as
SdHt qe3eH &Saiigr be0eutm2
S1 oent 0}or0proSeB gegen al
Saltler it eiHe l%EnterbredAn9 ein8c
tfeiell 01 Der ita6liid)e epHm0heitse
bealiffe ST. Comet oen augefiaatqa
fr frmf effldrt but Anoere
sler3ie jil0 Bpru 1lldaer uligcier0erf
IDoroen. lin t8ntatfen ob5ngeben
sym so3iefbauie 1851 1ooge
Ctr. brad IieniIag nadruittda etjl
6euer aus. 0as betradytlidlcit Sdla.
Den mridltefe Ger 5tuoent SlaIph
gerne0p. Scr pom criteu 5tod an
nic StraBr fprat8. fam nit riner
%SerreHfltua oes ailodrls 0apon.
An0err rpir6eH pag Der f~5cnerlpgbr.
llfitieis 2eiteril aerettct,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
JllerlRo muB
9cnugtuung (riltenl

&af6inatun, II, San. StnatS.
icfretar sandug furOerte tsntr tcle-
arapbiid @elrral 6~arran5n anf, fir
prumpte geiraiung Der &uHhtten
in iOraeu, mcife bic IL amerifaner
ermproeten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
sr0aniatipn bee epnntnrats.

9ie @olmtDfouinnfi1re organizer.
ten it'd getern ourh Die @abl bon
,5obntIe@ gpud ais goriiben0en.
Die ~6isberiaen acntitees bleiben be.
iteheH. SoriiteaDer oes Afbeitss
lalts5Stonlitees III Sr1nt Bet. guid
TT elmer Der fldtiNten qouuniilare
DIE le IbreH 4mte uoraeitanoen, mo
befiet elnen afoBen 5reunOes uiO
getanitcnfreis. Ter gountnrat iett
iidl aegenipartia airs ~iol9enoen Dit.
glieoern 3iiammen: eSobHlie gllld.
8ranf 9et. @eurp NeIOnnlD, u. Is.
0arte nno Iboffas 09onnor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12

Ser Eeru6ie ged peEdjer Sursb
~ffhierhafie auaeu beoiliat uiro, Iii.
fef oft 81 idjllmlaereH .ilatan0cu.
Aelltdsen Sfr 81. &seilan0. i5re.
mont, 0eb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Ghisagu Marff6eridlt.

&NskAf9R
ainbjieI 3afHbr $4,000. glarft
hit neriia siher
@0dJfter grels $Se
Sdllueiie-}Iiulr 1900. Worft
BIB b0ber.
Giirhidniitspreis S6.75-705.
00hlter @reis S7ft5.
Sdlafe-3nft9r $4,000. Marft
% hober.
S5diter 9rcis $t0.25.
aanias Sin Rarftbcridt.
9iinoOieb- 3uinbr 1000. DART
fart, 10 hober.
atbe IS Sellers, Marft feit, itdrt.
Stoders Marft felt.
fstal6cr, 0inrft left, hoher.
GAueinc nftlhr 1900. Morft
nfiilete feiL ) boiler, SdIuB 10
iloter.
1urhihnittspreis Sc. Co.'S
S5hiter 9refs $500
Sdafe .}uiu5r 10000. Rarft 10
~ aoiler,
@udfter 8reis $40 90.
CT. Seiepb Yiarftbrriht.
8in0DielH 3HfHbr / 800. DRurft
itarf. IS h6her.
N3dNfer &fels SIS 80.
1dlwcine- 3uiubr 5000. Musft
10 IS hotter.
9nr4innit prris ST 75-6 %.
0adrtef gres $40.
Sdmtf 3ait6r 1s500. 9Parft 10
lii boyer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
Ter ms geianote grief lalttet
Staatsuntperiit1t 1tucoln,


Sebr 9eeblter SER Beterl 9Sare
es Sbnen DieIeidt nift moglif, am
3reitag abenD Dem tI ,ydHuor I'M.
ierem Sahresipje( 3as 8Iild I'M
8tufei~ bei3upohnen2 IS 6dben
iid ihon ans all0eren 5taoten uers
idie0ene aeileloet bic rs borhdben,
6reitag nmeiea0 5u ieIn. 0a 6ieie
itb belottoer5 fiir oQs oettidle Era.
ma iutereiiiesen uaD nus ihon aufs
9eFor0ert la5en. 1T iBren 5taotden
I'M gaufe oes 8inters cine 0elttihe
9uHHbrung gum geiten 8n 9eben.
sd 5oFfe, aud Gmaba miro ms
zen @eg at einer 4~oriteflfng i'm
%6rithiabr, ent1peoer eth @e1efi8- ODER
icuitj9e5 llrternebmeil. bahnen. @e.
raoe burh unier 5pieten baben mir
fitr geutifIdno un0 bic oeutide
5dule Diele 6rain6e erfporben.
8enu es sSbuen m1glidl marc, aln
6reitag inns i'm 9elnpeI 9beater att
uuteritlsen, 10 peroe id gerne 8fuei
dtetfarten oufbeben. 4lf cine qilus
itige antiport boffetto, DerbLef6e id
adtlatgspoa
amQna0a @epbner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
GinLaonna ans gintpIn.

8olgenoer mir bic 5ahe sIno bic
8TLege bes 3etttiAtltms oes 5taa.
tee 8ebrasfa b6dlt tutereiIaltter
8rIef gin8 Inns bette pom SRI Rrof.
afnanoa 6eppuer ooa Der oeutihen
abtetlu1a Der 5toatsmiueriitot 5u.
Setoer ut e. 0errH 8eter tmmoalih,
ielbit Der oeutihen goritelLilnq BET.
5upoBnen, ooh miro bic aCmaho
8ribIae@ einen Iertretet Dtnien0eu.
5n Der moeren 6rage Der 9encfi3.
%norftaaung miro oie tribune
i~elbitreoeno ibr Netes fun.
Ter ms geianota Brief lalttet.
Gtantstfnihprfif1f GryroIff
The sun., 1916-12-03
NO LET UP IN ORDERS
FOR IRON AND STEEL
Demand Grows for Shell Ma
trrial. Rails. Pig Metal and
ship Plates.

Buying of shell steel for export IN
1877. the placing OF rail contracts by
domestic railroads for shipmeuts ia 1918
and excited buying of pig iron To- ueNt
year AT rapidly adyancius prices are th.
promincut features Of business ~ the
ilog trade Industry. OF scarcely lrS~
Importance ~ the continued pla'i ng Of
large orders fur other railroad equipment.
mand for ship steel to he used At home
and abroad.
contracts paced FOR ingots, hillrts aud
bars for direct export are now estimated
at 10000 zoe tons Tor SHIPMENT IN ~" soc
ond half of 1917. Of the total 500 600
tons are credited to the United states
Steel Cooperation and zoo. GOO tous 10 in
dependent mills. Including sales Tor eN-
port In the first nalf of nest year. the
Entente allied Governments have now
secured . 600. 600 tons ~ American shell
steel 20 be shipped in l"l7 Sales are
reported AT I to a.. ces.tf 20 pound
Foreign shipya de want SCOT" tons
Of steel plates and shapes. and donesti,
boat builders would buy aS much more
II IL were available. A few contracts are
being closed.
mated AT l.S0U OuU tons. Including 500,
00o tonS during the last wrel'. These
AR. the heaviest monthly sales ever re-
ported. Prices Of steel maxim. iron have
again advanced 50 To s. a ton
The sun., 1916-12-03
CUBA'S ELECTION
Is STILL IN DOUBT
RcballOtino in Two Provinces
Where Fraud Is Reported
May Be Decisive.

HAyANA. Dec . Although, one month
has elapsed since Cuba's residential
81, elton the result stil' remains In d"uh;
AID months may FLAPS. tefore IA" out
come IL definitely known, There Will he
r.ballo,ine In two provinces whe'e maud
o. coercion interfeted with the voting
The returns as reported by the proNin-
ciil election boards u. President Memo
cal = majority In Matanzas. Htnar de,
Rio and orients provinces. \ new elec-
ton viii be held In part Of orienta. ~
Alfredo ZaNas. Liberal candidate, has
carried Havana and Cauiaguey provinces
and has a majority Of 2Na in Santa clara
province. where anotn-" partial election
is To- be held
" pg. IINds can maintain his ma lor-
ity in Santa clara ne vii. win. even " he
loses ~ iente The Conservatives claim.
however. that their supporters IN several
pr. incts IN SAINT, clara wei. intini-
dated from voting hN the Liberals aud
that u fair election will give n majority
70 President N.uocal Liberal Sympa
'hizrls reply 30 THESE charges ~ Intimi.
dtt.pn with ACCUSATIONS o. illegal use Of
the post oriip. and i-lrEraphs hy the CON
serN,tivps Some 81 tho Extremists talk
of evolution aud the ~Lrst.uctiou - the
sugar clnr crop - force intervention nv
~ United Stitr> The ~Gul.rumcut il
shifting troops and munitions a. precau-
tiuus TO p''."rN- order. whatever thu
iu'i result.
Manuel Na-orI Suirel. newly elected
Liberal .NOr = ttiN.t9i, Va> tn have
taken office yesterday hut Was prevented
hs APPEALS FOR = - cunt "a several pre-
,ircts I'tl IN" Appeals are set led tr-
pI.-id-u' uf the ,'tN 'uuuci' VII ,ct IS
Mayor.
The sun., 1916-12-03

IN reviewing conditions 900 "Nn'
r'rs tl- commission calls tli''-
zion to ,Hr rNisicur, ~ go" important
~raItels ia icrmh.y. embracing rtt'-
tiraliy every industry iu the "mpir"
Ia France aud Belgium ~yndiyaies 81
IRON and steel. glass and other indus-
ir.rs uprra," tu domestic and for" g1
trudr. the export organlznttou Of irN
Tile manufacturers and th" "t"i "oGu
,.l' are lars. elements IN IN" lurIrn~"
Of Iyplu'~ trade
Nun these buying and s"lliur "rgtn'-
ZllIoi~ the American producer ana m'h-
ufarturrr must compete. They compel"
with one another wUil" their Cu-lunn"i
in the case of u buying combination, con
trolls the market. Tn German Metal
bank aud MrtpllurrisnNr Grs"ilSohafl,
for example. with rHmiN.atiurS IN many
countries. hd- iw"u ali" tpr years g."
bu, copper Al nearly = cent u pound less
Than the prices pad ty American CON
Suu"rs.
Th, rouuuU s.un pp'l- tha' ,p"pcr1-
i've rNrorttur gg'u, A. 4 would t"nl 'o
conserve the supply Of raw q" S"m'-
Hni-.rd materials and r"dur" wastes 30
%pruduoll"r
The sun., 1916-12-03
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The spanish liner e LOPEZ Iop,z
sailing Tomorrow for 'n'iV. v'I iiE"
mail. closing Jt N:"n \ NJ, Tor Spain'
Portugal and Gibraltar
The Scandinavlan- American liner fr"i-
erik VII. sailing Tuesday for 'hristltn
sand. viii tax. mail. losing at 10 y W
for Norway. Sweden. D"ntutrk Russia.
Rumauit. I"rmuuA. Austria. iuusarI.
l~.uNrnhurg. Bulgaria, Serbia and Turkey
The Iuuard"! i.tr"uir sailing rinc~
cay for Liverpool. vII taxi" mail. ,."sii-
~ : go v NJ. fuf t.urup" '"ND"pt '''imar',
Austria. Hungary. LuN"mrulg, BulEtf'.
serbia. TIfk-,. Netherlands. NotV t'.
sweden ami p"nmurk' Africa West ~
'ui tine East indies.
ru, White ~tir .lu'r celtic. sailing
Thursday i"r It,.rpo".. ~N tai" SPECIALLY
addressed mail. losing ai 3" T.. NJ i'.
ltrap' ,rN. pt '..ru.fu,. AusI'ut HIn-
gary. t~.uN"muuiE. hulg 'ria. serbia. 1ui
hey. Netherlands. Norway. sweden and
Drum1rkl. Africa. West Asia ami the East
indies.
Tine Ia Ian Nu"- Napo.i -ailarE Thurs
a.; fpr G'uud. Nil take fuai.. u.ps |nb aI
@" A. NJ '.t ITALY. swift. r.aag and
t,r"".H.
Tn, spanish liner Mpu's.rrat sailing
THURSDAY for 'fd.l Niil tok, mtI.. ,.nsi. .
81 500 \ NJ. for spain, f.rfHg. au'
GIhf4|ffF.
The sun., 1916-12-03
F. ]. MACKAY LOAN co. OWNER.
Testimony shows lie u interested
In Nineteen Concerns.

'i'iriIo Dee. .-Judke X VI Lands
~ the I nited states District Court viii
resume on Monday his inquiry into the
Processes of tho Chicago Mortgage Loan
Company.
Judge lands yestcrda, brought into
court Z. " lutttnau. secretary and
'''". Ui'r. aud l. G. Iiarhison. prca'-
'''t ~ III" company. n connection witt
" '"nkrUntcN ca &. which in,oiNcd 4 not
made oui to q VI F.cr.i'.
who Is e. VI FRENCH" asked the
it'"" - Huffman.
'Fr"'ch," reul,cd jhc wtrns~. lis e.
Nr'rt eighty wear. old she lives III
u i~hur0. Wis. She has loaned W.
n'orc than >lo0. nu1 10 loan in ,utu 8"
our custom erS.'
Who looks af,c. Mrs. frruoh's in
tetests.' Judge i.anGis asked MIN.
y j. MdchaN. her sIu. Vie ras u"
permanent address bui i've mstiy i'
London. He ~ eish,rcu otter loan
companies WI abput forty branches
Snnl" Of them are In I%i,tsburg and 'hil-
ad-lpl,iH."
= j Mackav is the Yulo player
yachtsman and traveller. Who once vn-
tettHincd the lat" Ei@ ard VII and
Queen Alexandra Of England.
The sun., 1916-12-03
I. w. VS. PARADE IN BOWERY.
Plan. for Eiftb avenue roir~
~I'ruc~s.iou I'RiI to Mature.

/ W. W mrmhrrs did not plrad-
Fifth avenue from Washington SuI1'
to t'iior S,luar" Yesterday 20 protest
tn. detention of carlo Trrs,i Lud he
labo" prisoners In san Francisco In
stead they had 10 h- content Win lH''i-
Ing the I:uw.ry. for the reason that m"
avenue Wa reserved for the Presidential
automobile procession Ia the evening
Revocation Of th. fffh avenue per-
NIT all but w~-rc."d The ! " W plans.
Whereas GA" Italian l"r- we're to
have piridrd only n handful wer, able
10 find Rutgers Suuarr. ana that lett
. 90" Of other n~ati"ud'iti-s ia line
American. red and hldol 'Igs we're
carried also banners. 81 which The fol-
lowing Legend was typical "lN.7-
Chicago anarchists marty rrl f'I labor go
1915. will YOU permit l-rdl murders go
Al l'nion square. whore iu. pl"alr
disbiUdrd and a protest meeting WIS
held. there seemed to ht 40 least one
policeman for every We | W W.
The sun., 1916-12-03

IN" temperature IN this civ vest'rhdN.
us recorded toy the uiti,i4i Thermometer l.
shown In the annexed table.
The sun., 1916-12-03
NEW BANK FOR BROOKLYN.
Metropolitan Trust '"mnan> Com
.id~ring Opening ~ Branch There.

the Metropolitan Trust Company VI
Manhattan IL considering establishing n
branch In Brooklyn T. TINS purpos"
seve al local banhars nave been inter-
viewed
The Metropolitan Trust Company took
title - entity Ia the budding formerly
owned by u" drtunct Williamsburg
Trust Company a. Fulton street. "uupS.t.
Borough Hall. The My;rouu.t.r trust
Company was one - 10 institution Ia
strumentdl in ia. liquidat.r ~ tnr Will
iamsburg Tiust tomptu, AID a. pt't see
curity TO the a~~1>ta." rendered ~
ihis urcrlti"u tuoh tI- Fulton street
huildiu.
In 1907. 80 iI- Inn 90 I've iI.lur" %
the WILLIAMSBURG Ttu~t, the report Was
first c%ir'ulat-,. tn,' the Metropolitan was
To open - branch here.
The sun., 1916-12-03
U. S. ACCUSES N. H. ROAD.
ChnrRes Violation Of safety Appi'-
amcr I'm " on six Counts.

HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. 2 United
States District Attorney Thomas j Spell
acy. acting on information furnished hN
Governments agents. filed in the Federal
Court here to-day complaint against the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad for alleged violation of the Fed
.ral SAFETY appliai 4 law. There are SIX
counts. and the Governments asks for
an imposition OF a $500 penalty on each
count.
The ALLEGATIONS are that ears u loco
motives were used on certain dates AZ
Midway. just east Of New London. which
we're not property equipped with brakes
Or fOotboardc.
The sun., 1916-12-03
COMBINES URGED
AMONG EXPORTERS
Onl, Wa, to Meet Foreign
Conditions. Says Federal
Commission.
I. :. TRADE HELD BACK
Qualification Of Antitrust
Laws Recommended in
Report.

W'%sutNGToN. Dec. THE clarihca-
ton of the antitrust laws to PERM, CO.
IN the development Of the
American export trade il recommended
hN the Federal Trade Commission in an
exhaustive report 10 Congress. made
public to-day.
The recommendation Of the commits
sion T. based upon AN extensive inveS-
ti.a,ion of methods IN vogue In foreign
countries ARD In the United Sta'es.
which di~rluses that the American eN-
not;rr Is labcriug under serious disnd-
Nantagrs. While he is under fear Of
the ANTITRUST laws. his foreign compet-
itor, In many countries. j. not only per
mitted to enter into combinations. bu,
frequently he is backed by the govern
meut and aided to III. utmost 10y the
%I,ttrr's control IT shipping lines.
The commission also points to the
renewal of trade conflict after the war
under thcs. conditions adverse to Amer
lean commercial interests. 1t gives
warning of the retarding effect they
AVE had ON the export trade of the
United States. which has increased mor.
slowly in recent years than that of Ger
many and Great Britain.
TIL. recommendation that American
exporters be permitted To combine for
.th. promotion nt foleign trade ~ coupled
with the further warming that they
must not I've permitted thereby 10 eN-
plot ia. domestic consumer nor to In
iur- American concerns not included IN
the combination
The sun., 1916-12-03
GIRLS. VICTIMS OF GAS.
I hiIdrrn Il nock Open W-W Door
nnd Are Found I unconscious.

Elizabeth Sheilcr f. years old %
day u thu birthday party arranged in
her honor this afternoon at Pol Hem
drlcN street. Fast New York, viii be
held according To plans.
For = tim" 1t looEcl - II T. would
he abandoned Marie Sh"ffl-r. who is .
years old. and Barbara. who is !. were
playing IN their mothers bedroom Ird
knocked the jet Of a gae heater open
Elizabeth found them unconscious and
calico her mother.
N. tooPau ~ ST Mary's Hospital
succeeded h. i"yiNiug the children