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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Die Guaranteeing
in Se1t Der. Staten!

Retp gorf, 5. Sea. - 0as-0fto.
ber. Bulletin Der gtnnonoerpnq8-9e.
boroe IN 8nibington, ipeldes Conn
Tag @ai8 Sslon0 erretdt bat, eraibt,
I0aB in Oen nit 0ftober ~been6eten
bier Wlonaten 0es neuen 3isfoliabs
res t28,464 Gimpnnecret in 0en
8eretnigten 5taoten e~iaqetroffen
.ftnO, 73,497 mdunIiden uu6 54,967
melbli9cn @eidledtes. auBer0em
.trafen mdbreno Der 8eridtpertooe
.262i0 gttdtimmigranten itno 49,.
i63 9itrger Der 8~ereinigten 5toQ.
ten Elm. 3n Der 9eriGtperioOe fpi,r-
ben 6,547 @inmdn0eter suriidqetpia.
len, 10 oaB in59eionlt 2043S4 ger.
|onen aus bent AusIati0 In ben Ser.
5tadten eingetroifen iin0.
8on ben 8ereinigle1t Staaten ret.
item in ben bier Mtonoten 26,445
g%migranten ob, 30.923 Nidtemi-
grdtten ltn0 1874 gitrqer Der
8ereinigten 5taaten, 5uiarnmen 81.
1862 8erionen. 8on oen 128,O0OI
eingetroffenen gin~tuonOercrn finoI
"a, AS i'm 9ofen BON gep gotf oe-
lanoet lporOen, 5,948 Iii Bolton. II
N philadelphia, ittlo 60 In gaItt-
more. Die @iniDanotrlng aus Dem
Deutiden Heid belief itd auf 7t5l
R%erlonen, fudbreno Die al5 0eutId
oe3eidrnete ginioanOerung nit 35l2l
altge9eben lit. qus Deter.
trafen 800 @inpqroerer elm.
l42 aus Angarll, 1862 aus syto.
len, 1921 aus @riebenlanO, TO-
100 aus @roB 9ritonien. 8ie Gin
oonOeruig ans europa be8ifferte
Id auf 64,805 9%erionen.
Don Den $4,000 Ginrpon0erern
Der 5taat Seem port $4,000,
9faiiaduietts 14.000 gtidiQon III.
100, 8ennipEoanio 1000, Reu Ser.
ep 1000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
HnNcn I'm G0lisicn II.
Bnkcwina 9cictIaocn!
ste herinhCn b~crsebcus, ben idmrr
beOrGueten Aumanen gnft
sn i9aifen.

Berlin, 8. 0e3. CGuntenbcridt.)
3as bieiige aricgsanrt melNete bclt.
te na4mittoa: 8~ergcbens beriuden
ltarte uuiiiide abtriluugen, iiiblidJ
bon Der gqbu bon Toruopol uno
arosne ituipcit auguftowfo bor5u.
oringen. Sbre Gngriife ridteten ii6
ballptia9lth eegen jene Sdiiben.
groben, Die mir ibnen fiirsli9 emit.
riiien 1aten. Sir b~ebaiipteten uns
allt Der gnn5en 2inie.
9ei gopil. aoro5itlid bon 0orna
@atro uu6 Blttno in Der 9ufouina
tqlpie in 0en I1lern Der Irotrs
Pho ll5 ariffen ole Mttiien NIT gro.
keu gtaiien unO ltnaeitiim all, tie
tntten ober aud nidt ben geriuaiten
erfoIg aui5iauaiien.
Yctroaro0 $. Ge5. 0os rliI.
hide arteesumt mctbpt beitte nnh
mittag fcrner: Inter forttudbrenoen
4ngriifen jtorfer 0ertIher g(btei.
lltnaeu iebeu iid Die Jliimanen ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Rtcii9c pcrlMite
Ger ~Gntcntcm6cbte!
yaad o6liidlen 9eridten weiit bic
Serlaihiite Der Auiierten 49,.
100000 Namen auf.

Berlin, 5. 9ca. Gunfcnberidt.
- Die gaopen6aaener Gereinieuna
1lir llutrrinhung ilber Die Io8ialen
5olgcn 0es 2rteges" bat beilte einei
geridt iiber bic ~bisberigen gerllite
Der aatierten in oieiefh arieae Der.
otfentliht, uno o1s bielige pifisieIlc
Brebbureuu pertpeiit NIT @enuatit.
nig aaf Oieie 3obIeu, od 0ieieiben
oehienigen Der BON 8reBbutemt
9erouSgesebenel fat eans nn6 oar
entipreden. Der geridt ser aopen.
9agener @eieaidoft 3ufolee baben
Die aliiertpn bisber in oieIem Grie-
ae 15,tD,000 Mann berloren. Ga.
ben e%ritfaIGen aitf @lglano 1000.
600. ouf RubIon0 S,500.OOO, ouf
6rantreid 3,700, 900, auf SioIien
100000, oiif 100000, auf geIaien
100000 uno auf Gumdnien 200,
600.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Deitcrc 6efanoene
tperScn einocbradtt!

Berlin, 5. Deg. - 3o8 arieos.
amt meIoete bcitte nadmittdq, 6nB
itd Die 8abI her in Humdnien ae.
fangen genommenen Ritmdnen 1lno
Ruiien NIT je6er Sttn6e Iteiqere;
al ben geitern gentd6ttn 5000
@~efangenen ftnO beltte nod $500
bin8u getommen. Diele 8abl aber
1tmidIicBt ntdt iene bon Der o.
arn1ee gefangen genommenen Mll,
mGnen 2000 on Der 3abI, audi
ni6t ieue $500 @efongepe, 0ie BON
Der Donat Griuee gentadt murben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Warktberintc.

a0tal Martt.
Weberftittelt ben @tutlsfp 1rnit CO..
0ralgel -glabels. aifte s3.25-4.o0.
8ttr1Hel-stiite s5.50-8.oo.
@rapefrnit-aiite SO. 50-4.50.
aeptel--gort 5ntgertnIs. Sob $500; gii
foart Sipptns $500 SAB; o. N. 9uos, atIt,
S1.75.
aseintraitbet-- 6Gigerors, SOB S4.75. g7oro
aas. ertrd GUT. $500, fancb $3.50 ufb ertre
faHtn $500 Der 5sak.
8otnnett- Climb 41ac.
GiibfartofieI~ girHinias SITS pet satnper.
aatorfiel-$1.s5 per BulheI.
Semitic
8piebeIn, fpnntf8e, Crate $2.0o
8fpiebeln, rot, geIG, $40. 4hc
Iortaters euas, 1925,
aaobL 4fo, AVE.
Sellerie, @2i6igan, 3Bb,, 4oe.
selerte, California, @rate. S5.75, SEQ. ST.
&atebaaces, 8io. 2ht.
@elbe. peiBe utb 8lderribefb 9fS. 2lbe
BaltiHaIeH, 9fb. 21hc.
Surfer, gttteuo. $500.
8retBeIbeerea 5erfebs, SaB $500; Comes
5aB $1,000, aifie 1928.
@oFnsallie-ead $3.50; Guteno 800.
HaaIaiife--Gad $40; 9nbeHo St.oo.
9ontg, 24s, 1915 aiite.
Omaha Marftberidt.
Omaha, 5. December.
Rtlionleb-3ufubr $500.
8eehtiere, qftip bis felt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
G6ieaau RarftberiAf

Chicago, s. DECEMBER.
HinObieb-3ufubr 5000, Morf.
longiom,
Sodlter 8reis 1925.
@ato0ian @~rofters 900.
3abrltn9e 1875.
Sdweiue-3ufubr 10000; Marft
15-20c b6bcr.
GurAidnittsprei8 9.50-t0.tO.
SodIter 9reis 1925.
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000; Matft felt
bis 10c b0gcr.
@efiiiterte 2Glumer 1856.
@eItti6e 21tamer 100.
8ee0er 21mmer 1895.
SoaDo 2anuter 1895.
ct. SOiep6 Marftbcridt.
ct. Soi2pb, s. December.
atnobleb-3uftDr LOO, Marff
Itarf.
S0fHter Grris $40.
Sdiuettie-3ufubr $4,000; Marft
f0-f5t boher.
DltrtdfnittSpreis 9.50-i0.OO.
5odHter YreiS 1910.
Saar-3uflbr $500; Morft ct.
mas bober.
@eflterte Sanlmer 12.40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05

nc electromagnetic Mitarbeit". 3os
Werltner 8onfidreibeu lit bonn %.
auguit ootiert. IS beiBt BARN,
ttnd0eih Die bon Setfn Seder ii6er.
mittelten 9etrdqe qltittiert ftn0.
n8ir benuben bic Beleqenheit,
guer acknowledgement pieoerbolt All
bitten, alen neneny peIhe ourd Bic
ii6erotts reid)en Spen0en 0asl1 beide.
trageh baben, Ole Rot nnierer Der.
mun0eten ltno frdtlfen &rieqer, 10.
tpie oaer bonn attege Standardization
linSern Ill beIfen tnieren ndrnnften
uro otiridtiglteu 9anf Intermittent
gu iDoIlen.@
Dent Itrrreidtihtnn9oriIheu @es
ihdftstrager, Baron Don i3mie0inef,
fparen bon Dem 8ele9ierten 0e8 SO.
ten arelt8es III gtetp 0orf I'M 2oufe
0ieies WonatS peitere $19,475.t5
aus Der Iebten Spenoe Der SiIfBfdIie
ilbermittelt mor0eu. or 0onff oofitt
8crrn Giorf8 IN mdruten 8orten.
@r ihreibt inter atoerell:
Sic beoeuten0eh 5lllnmen mel.
de bic anmitee8 beS 8. u. 81. g.
felt 0eginn oes ariegeS nlrh lire
lnermiiolihe opferpillige Edttafeit
olfgebrafIt baden, ftlio fir mid cine
auelle Der gan3 beionoeren grbe.
blllg uno REMEMBERING uno bin iA
mir Der 0onfbatfeit nit meldlcr
oieie id0nen ipenoen bon ben Be.
teiligten beimotliden 6teaen altfqe.
ttol1Iten iuer0en nitiieL boaia be-
muBf."
Scit benz 1. Aopember bat Serr
Iiarts 81, 1850 Dem oeutfden BOT
nut Der Bite iiberjan0t, fie
an folgenoe Silfsaftionen al iiber
nitteln: ariegsgcfangere III 5tbis
rien $2,325; Observation-Disclosures
aer8te.G rpeoitionen 5000; fir Dos
bul9uriihe &ote areuS $50; fir Dos
tirfiihe Mote &reu5 $3.50.
Der 8eridt 0es gorliberg 0es
oilfsfonbs menoet iid NIT ser gittel
IN Die MitgIie0er oes 9tattonalbua.
oes, ueiter 3u geben, nn0 erinnert
Dab @eitnadten Dor 0erI
Sitre itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
gniMnmen

Cine aeibe fIeinerer getrdoe fiji
Spc8iaIfonos, mie Sibtrien, Qerste.
GrpeoitionetL synbali0en6dnf hin.
tDeldle Dor benz is. gtopenbtr 1915
einlipfen, iinb in Dem Otitten uno
f%ilnften gcridt oufgeiit6rt. 2yene
BetrQge puroen init Der @erpitnoe.
tenfaiie gebudt, nit o%erIelben an
ben 0elttiden 8otidnffer aboelieFert
itr0 oanu aus oieier aaIIe ibrem
8eittinHtun08ort 5ugefGbrt. Som
10. Nobember 1915 an tultr6eu
idnttIt6e Bon6s ieporot qebtldlt.
Der 8ilfsfnfie giitgcn aus Den
t1ad1lte9er0 genonnten Staaten ltn6
Dem Gerritorium 9aipaii 6isber TIM
garSen folge10e 8etr19e all: 9enn.
Iplpnntetl $236,8f4.81; 8tsconSiu,
S102,496.t IA; Connecticut, $76,4tf,.
So; Ohio, $76,090.33; Mnth[ana,
Sal .39St8; Rebrdsfn, $31,596.0O:
Snoiard, >$30,365.2 90; Nep gorf.
S22 734.S0; 9ouiii1na, SIS, $4,000:
gteto Serieg, $14,0S369; 0elapare,
Sf249t.00; 5iio-G Carolina, Sf2..
10000; Ieras, SIT, $780, 90; $50.
t1 200.0 Sainofg, SO.
4a0.02; Wtfionrt $9.885.85; Mdf.|
iahuietts, S9,fS6.3t. Wontona, $751;.
897.55; 02idjiqatL S74t7.60; RbooeI
sSSldtO, $7602.07; 5a6 Gofota,
S5.633.t6; Gdnfos, 5,259.t5:I
gaelt, 8irainia, S5,2t4.00; Somn,
Sa925.50; Roro.garoIina, $4,000.
10; 9entadp, $4,380.4 As; 3errito.
&aunii, $3, 280.50; Qrfonios.
", 5S9.0s; lltab, $2,500.00; Zen.
$2,429.57; Gfla6omo, So.
L60.s5 8irginio, $1,8t2.s0; g3en
5aHpfGire, $t,44f. 10; Beoraia, ST..
4lobdmo, $L089.t5.l
1896. 80; Soabo, $4,000.
california, S2s2.65; Ror6 Dafota
1861 20; geinneiota, $t42.75; Der
mont, $4,000; @bontnQ, $5O.t7sE
fetp 0lqrico, $500 unb COLORADO.
aeine 9eitrdgc an Die Silfss
abgefiibtt 1oben Bic 5toaten
GIori6o, gliIfiiitppi, Gee.
1aoa itno Oregon, ioipie Der 8i.
rift Columbia.
St eitelt bonn "a. Robember ba.
Iertrn Negleitihreibeu teiIte ser De-
oes 9ettiden 8oten arenss. /.
'e6trfsdmfmann q. 6eder hi Qen {
lori, Serrn Iiurfs mt, Bah NIT /
mltliAen goit bes Sonoclsltn. |
,rleebootes oDeutfhlanb1 elm 9onf.
breiben beg 9oriiseuoen Ser Delt.
ben Nereific bonn Hpten areus elm.
'troHen mare. Gr oonft peri6uIih j
~ 0orliter Der $iIfsfaIie fir iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Grplolicn In 1lrttanoeI
Gin Bcmbcnattcnt0t!.
ioIltu in amer. 2aOnng Der.
bergen gciueIeH ieiu, i'm DEB.
tdble su ber6efer.

Nep gorf, 5. 0e8. Ger bieItae
SanOelsogent Der ruIiiiden BOT.
ihaft CAB beute Dor Der bieIiaeu
Boli5eibeboroe Die @rfidrung ab,
Dab bic furdtbare GrpIolion i'm Sa.
fen bon arHangeI, bel nelher @eu.
titfon un0 &riegsmnterioI inn @tr.
tie bon bielen @liqionen serItort un0
tatlfen0e urnf1nen, bon 8omben Der.
nrin9t rnoroen fei, ipeIhe in Der Ga.
Dung Der bort anfern0en Gampfer
berborgen mdren. 0ieie 3ambfer
botten ibre Sobung an oent aaiS
Der Bulb Serntinul 60, bier oiifge.
nommen.
8ie Der tuIIiide San0elsDertre.
ter 6. S. Meoacifbobsfp bebatlptet,
ieien bieie 8olnben i'm biefiaen Sa-
fen inter Der 2aoung NIT Der glb.
itdt beritedt morben, 0o8 Sdiff
po1ig 81 bernidten nm rtefiae.
0iebitdble an Der 9ooitng, meIde.
bier In anterifa a~1tsgefiibrt tpuroen
3u beroeden.
Sn 9erbtnoung NIT Der anflage
luuroe Der QItbdnoIer eamueI @at.
bon groofIBh betbuftet. GsI
miro %beballptet, boB bel tbm cine
U1enge 6ernrobre bor9efanOen muir.
ben, Delde elmer SenOung elmer
6irma in Roheiter an Die ruTTii6eI
Regierut1g eltitammen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Gtn slider trAfIt aidsa.

Dabi0 2. @toB bat 0en 0sear
g. Sdufert ouf $4,000 5daben.
erins berflagt. g8ie oerIaltet, fam
@roB III oas atri6ner.@ eiddff 0eg
9errn 56utert uno idinlpfte lpeaen
elmer Separotltr ieineS 4elsrodes.
AIs 0a8 @ebdbren Ses Brob Dem
@cihdftsntatnc 8ll bunt mar0e, trieb
er oenlelben NIT 5ubititten aus Dem
Qd0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
OcutIdber lfoniml BON
piuiIten cntfiibrt!

@albingtou. 5. Ge3. gos
Gtaatsoepartemcnt boi belitc cine
8epeide erbalten, taut mcIdler Der
beutihe aoniuI nnmenS 0oael al
RataHloras bon elmer ganoe 8iaas
entfiibrt lporoer lit. On elmer ON.
Oeren 0cpeide beiBt es. Sab ser
oelttide 8ice.aoaiul su Gbibuogla
unb Gin ameritatter bon giQiiten ne.
t6tet tpor0cn iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
AppamzSaM inn Jonuar
Dor Gas Oberocricbt!

g2ai9inoton, 5. 8e5. Gem
8erlangen Der en9liIden aldger,
ipeldle uuf hen 3umpfer apbam
auiprud erbebm. naffommpno, bat
oas 0berbunoe8geridt ooS gerbor
in Dem 5aI ouf ben s. Sanuor
angeiebt. Der 4ppom lit bcfannt
Iid oI5 Oeitide 8riie nod amerifa
eingebroht mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05
Rcpr6ientant 11tann
taScIt prdI. 1Dillcn!
aritifett IGN ipsssu Teiuer s6aern.
ben Snltung in Der
5ricSeuSftage.

@aibington 5. 9e8 yornes
R. Wtanu, Der 5iibter Der repubEi.
tauiiAen Minoerbeit i'm Reprdien.
t%antenbouie, bat offen 8rdii6ent
8tlion Degen iriner S%6geruoen Sal.
ttug in Der Jrie6ensfra9e ftittIiert
unO Die PRO britiidgn @eiaunaen
oe8ielben eetabeIt. Serr Msonn
ldgte inter on0erem
Der 9rditnpnt bot es In ietner
Wlaft Den Grieg gu becn0eu, mann
INNER er miinidt, inoem er often
NIT einem a%uGebot Der 6rieoensber.
ntittelung Dor oie 8eIt trttt. Seine.
Nution oopr Grippe bon 9oIfern
fam Die 8eranttportllng ii6erneb
men, Elm berartigeg qn9ebot sll.
%riif5npeiien. Soute aber bod cine
Nation ben trourtgen Mut All I'll.
iter Ablebniing boben, 10 miir0e bic
8elt BON oa al piIieL tper fitr oos
inerbDrte uno furdtbure Sinlhlod.
AN-
ten 10 bieler MiQionen bon 2eben,
oieie mabnitnrige 8ergrtoung pom
g1tllidrOen an @elO berantportlid
81 MAIDEN lit.
Sein W9eniA fonrte 0eit 8tGltoens
iibereilten 8oreebens befhul6i.
gen, ipenn er nod 2S ariegsmon6en,
4 = a.
Die feline @ntidei0ung gebradt ba.
ben, DEM muuitben neiteren gl1ta
oergieBe1 elm GnOe 3u maiden Der.
Die 9erluIte altf betbenl
Soften iiberitei9en allies Utak uno
nirgen6S lit Elm Gn6e ob3uicben, mir.
Beno5 Die M6gIi6feit, oaB cine oer
friegfiibreuoen Earteten Ell.
men entihei0erihen Sieg errinat.
8ir b6ren iobicl fiber Sic @ebote
Der Sumanitat. Sails eg Dem 9rd
ioenten ebrIid barliiit 5l ttn lit,
libt es fir i'm feine groBere Quf.
ais iene, benz gegenieittgen
RorOen elm 6aIt 3ll5urufen.
8a8 Serr Naann bier nuSIpriht
It AUDI 6te anltft bartholomew an.
'erer MitgIiener oeS RonareIIes
mo cine getpe6ttig iheint inl
5luB 3t ieir, burd aeneiniamen
bei6er Sdufer ben 9rd.
ioenten 5u Dem 56ritt 3u beron-
Den CT ans eigeuem 8iGen
i'd %borIQufig nidt at MAIDEN ge.
rant. G8 mhre aIeroings beoau. |
penn Der aongrcB fid elm. |
od BEL benz temperament
es 8~raiioeuten oann geraoe 6as /
'egenteil bon bent mas man BE- 4
bithtigt, credit meroen mitroe. t
Sem bic gtot tn EUROPA, tpenn b
ie 8emiibitngen daer n%e1trolen /
Serrn 8tlion nibt all be. 7
ie9en berrnogen, tpen1t er ielbt 6ie !
lite gemeiniamer Qftion sltn I
'6nb beorobter netltroler Refte )
ieoer rno mie0er oblebut, ME 0aB +
# iiingit geitab, Dart bon einem i
orgeben beg aongrelies nidt8 er. 2
artet mer0elt.
Serr @ilion piinift borIdufia #
6rie0en at MAIDEN, 1trt6 sluar 9
8rlln0en perionIiher spmpos 9
10 un0 9lntibatbie. Gr miro inI2
T 8eltaeihidte oIio ni6t ais ge.
.oer, innoerlt ais Der 8erldnqerer Ct
: groBen Srie8es oaiteben. 8
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-05

Cute Biz bette forttgefiittertc
geepeS 9.75-1t00.
S9pere forngefiltterte geebes
9.50-t0.25.
9littelm1Bige foritgeflt. 9eebes
8.50-9.50
9eef8 1000 hoo.
Mittelmdbige 100000,
&iibe un0 Settlers, gang felt.
@raB 8eeDeS, CUTE bis bette IT'S
Biz $50.
W1ittelmdbige 6.75--7.75.
genDbnIi9e 5.75--6.75.
Cute biz bette Sellers 6.50-7.50
@ute bts bette aiibe 6.50-7.25.
9titteImdBige &iibe 5.75-6.50.
@emobnlt6e 4.25-5.75.
Stofers ltn0 Seekers, tart.
5eeoers. cute bis bette, 7.50 bis
500.
Mittelmdbigc 6.75-7.50.
@elD09nlide 6.00-675.
Stod Sellers, quite bjs bette 600
bis It's.
Gtod aiibe E.00--6.50.
Stof aqlber 6.00-8.00.
8cal aGlber 100000.
8ull8 un0 Clogs 5.50-6.75.
Bologna glls 5.00-5.50.
3dlmeine-3ufnbr 1880.
Wtorft felt bis t0c 9ober.
9ur6idnitt8preis 9.40-9.80.
86diter BreiS 900.
'dafe-3ufubr 2t,000.
Ntorft felt big Itarfer. 10c b66er.
2dmiuer tt.60-t2.50.
@efilttcrte 2dmmer II. 25-t1.50
SdbrIinge 8.00-t0.25.
6eeOer 3dbrIiuge 100000.
8to6er 7.00-8.75.
DtlttteriAafe 10000.
@efittterte 0}utterihofe t0-t5c
1ober.
6ecocr MuHerifofc 5.0o-6.75.
5eeoer 2Gmner 10. 25--1150.
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@anias Ctr Mlarftheriht.

aanfas Gitb, {. 0e3etnber.
RinSbieB-8ufubr 10000: morft
longiam, feit bis i0-15e nieori-
ger.
S1brlinge hoo.
ailbe feft biz 10c b66er.
Stofers, urregelm1Big.
aaIber, felt.
5dlueiue-8ufnbr 10000; @orft
t0-15c b0bcr.
8urdidnitt8preiS 9.40-9.95.
9ohlter 8rei8 1000.
5dlafe-8ufubr 5000; Marft felt
bis 10c b0ber.
0cfittterte 20mner 1895.
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II. :. ~uerIanocn BON
Ocftcrrctcb 1lmfkIdrmno

@oibington 5. Seq Die Bun.
oesregierrng bat bon Der Regter1tna
Deferred. ltngarnS Quff[dutnq
itber Die Eorpcbiernng un0 3erit0s
rllna Oe8 amcrifaniiden Dampfers
qGbeman8" berlnngt.
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sanienSe bel Der grplpfOu Inn.
aefDmmen.

Berlin 5. 8e8. (5rnfeuoepei6e.)
Giner @etoung aus Stodbolm
SufoIge, per0ffentIidt oie oortioe
8eititng oSbensfa 8ogblaoet" net
tere ein5elbeitcn uber bic Grbloiion
In ardangel.
Die 3obG Der @et6teteu unb Ser.
Die in ben ruiIti9en onttli.
den 8eridten aus 700 onqeaeben
tpuroe, belief iid in 8irfliffeit
auf 5000 bis 6000 Meenid,en.
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Taa IAN In Rarhfnine

giafree taslia 2.15. abehss SIS.
gssds beetHHeub Counting NsatlBee, !. pf1.
gsitd Mlasfu
nHb ibt Grf5eiter; Dime. Gbiltop.S rbmou .
siunl EineHart 4 Co.. antes q Nii,ii}rnf,
1HHbnr'a LIb Time 1arftest AebsrbefoS
ft'ahboatis salBef @Apeftern; Erpbetint
Irdbel 4aeefin.
8retfe r Wtatinees: Befte Cite 26r o,tsoe.
TONNE GaHlstaa mo GnHntna pnDerfe fHc
abenos: 10, %, 30 uno 75t.
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9riedenIanos 5didlalltunoe.
9oer iollte nSht ridtiger beiBen:
Der aIIiiertcn Shidiotsftunoe?
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Cicbestpcrk Scs
Uaficnal bmnSes!
Den beridtieosuen arieesfiriOrsea6.
tetlnngen lunr0en bereits
100000 iiberuieieu.
(sonbetBerift her .aribiinen

lSotoefberidt Der sGribuhe@.
PHILADELPHIA, go, 5. Sea. Der
odte geridt oes 9orIibers Ses Gent.
ifen SiIfsfaiie RatiouaI.a omttees
oes 8eutid- amerifahiiden Rational.
bitnoes, Serru Sobn Giurf8 in Bal.
tttnore, lit iebt int 8rlf eridienen
ltlo gibt geltaue abrednuna iiber
Die big gum /. gtobeHber 1916 einy
Qelnlfenen 8etrdqe. Die @eiamt.
lnmme berieIbeu betrug $s03, O35..
go. Qabon lporen bis suin l..
ytobetnber 100000 an ben 0eut.
iden 8otihafter nbgeIiefert uor6en.
RndJitebenoe Sitfsafttonen muir.
ben nie folgt bebaht:
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Gmafa GIetreiNemnrft

9maDu, 3. DECEMBER.
9orter 8ei8en-
9r. 2. 1918
Nr. 3. 162h-166
Scr. A, t58--t61
gseiBer 6riibjabrgwei5er-
Scr. 2. 168-173
Scr. 3. t64-17o
Duran 8ei8en-
Scr. 2. t69-17t
SIR. 8. 167--17O
8eiBes aorn-
GER. 2. 84A-84%
Scr. 8. 84-84h
Or. A. S3h-84
SIT. 5. S3-83h
Scr. 6. 82-S3
8eIbes aorn-
9tr. 2. 84A-S4h
ar. 3. 831h-84
Scr. A. $685.
yer. 5. 82H-S3A
Ger. 6. 82-83
8emiidtes aorr-
GIT. 2. 83A--S4
gfr. 8. S2h-S3M
Scr. 4. S2h-S3b
gr. 5. 82A--831z
gfr. 6. s2--88B
8eiBer Safer-
9r. 2. 51H-51A
Standard 9ofer 51N-5fn
Rr. 8. 5t-5tA
Rr. 4. 50A-5iN
@erlte-
MaISgerite 109-1f6
8lttcraerite s7-t02
gsr. 2. 14o-fdo
ger. 3. 139-141
The Washington times., 1916-02-25
Women's Night Gowns
Anniversary Price,
75c and $1.OO each.

AT $lO0-Heavy Cambria Gowns with surpce neck and
long sleeves Cambria and Muslin Gowns high neck and long
sleeves Sheer NanSook Gowns low neck and short kmono
sleeves Nanook Gowns low round shaped neckS with
Sen or kmono sleeves Nansook Gowns low round neck and
short flowing sleeves Nansook Gowns low round neck and
lacy Emono sleeves These gowns neatly trimmed and
tucked.
AT 75c-Cambrc Gowns, high square neck and long
sleeves Cambria Gowns neck and long sleeves Cambria
Gowns, low neck and short sleeves
Third street.
The Washington times., 1916-02-25
Anniversary Sale of
SAMPLE BIBLES
At Half the Original Prices.
Photo by Harris 4 Ewing.

The usual large collection of travellers samples which
ard offer every year in Anniversary Sale-at just
onehalf the prices at which they would regularly be marked
They all less Soed show marks Of handling
result of being carried all the United States and Can
ada by the statesmen
There Bibles here of every kind from the eas'ex-
penve to the finest produced and from small pocket size to
the large library and home SIZE many of them bound in limp
leather stamped gold Also few New Teaments and
Books of Psalms.
Bibles, SOC to $1,000 each
Exactly half the regular prices.
The Washington times., 1916-02-25
VISITORS TO CAPITAL
GUESTS At LUNCHEON
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell
Sweeney viii Be Hosts To-
morrow.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bell sweeney
will he hosts Mt one of the most inter-
estIng Iuneheons of the season tomor-
row when they will entertain in COM
pliment to several distinguished Visi-
tors IN Washington.
Their honor guests will be Judge and
Mrs. Elbcrt n. Gary, who are stop
ping with the Brazilian Ambassador
and Nine. da Cana; Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver. Of Pittsburgh, who are visiting
the Solicitor General and Mrs. DAVIS,
and Mrs. Lloyd Bowers guests, Mrs.
Arthur Weeks. Mrs. Mortimer klagg,
and Mrs. LaMontague, all OF New
York.
Mrs. Henry u. CLAYTON, who is visit
ing Senator and Mrs Ollie James, Is
the guest OF honor at the bridge ana
tea which Mrs. S. Hubert Dent Is CIV
ing this afternoon.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers will entertain
at dinner Of eighteen covers this even
ing in honor Of her house guests, Mrs;
Arthur Weeks, Mrs. La aMontague. an1
Mrs. Mortimer FlaRg, all of New York.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. BOwcrs will en-
toTtam forty-soYcn guests at a dinner
at the Chevy Chase CLUB to meet her
house guests.
Counselor Of the State Department and
MIS-. Frank Polk will entertain at n dim
ncr Of twcnty-four covers this evening
when the guest Of honor Will he Miss
Margaret Wilson.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Greg
ory entertained at dinner last evening.
Their guests were Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Underwood. Mrs.
| Robert Dowdy, Mrs. NJ. q. Cook, or
| Philadelphia; Miss Kibbcy, Judge and
Mrs, Howry Assistant Attorney Gen
cral and Mrs. Wallace, Miss Jane Greg
ory. Col. Charles Page Bryan, G. G.
! calhoun, George y. Triplctt, and Henry
liiIliard' OF St. LOUIS
Justice and Mrs. Hughes were the
guests i'm whose honor Assistant At
| turncy General and Mrs. Warren en-
| tcrtaincd at dinner last evening. the
| guests to meet thcm were Congress-
man and Mrs Gillett, the Solicitor
| General and Mrs John W. Davis, VIII
| liam Phillips, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
William Cro2ier, DR.. and Mrs. James
/ Brown Scott, Mrs. James Carroll FRA
zer WinsIow Warren and Miss War
rem. of Boston, who are house guests
| of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren.
| -
| Tho Secretary of the Treasury and
| Mrs. McAdoo and the Secretary of the
| Interior and Mrs. Lane were the honor
| guests at n dinner last evening with tho
| Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture ana
| Mrs. Nrooman as hosts. The otncr
| guests were Major General and Mrs.
! Scott, the Governor Of the Federal Ito-
serve Board and Mrs. Hamlin. Miss
| Helen Woodrow Bones, Senator Lewis,
| Senator Hollis, Senator Phelan, Com
! Ercssman and Mrs. Raincy, Miss ANA
| ryllis Gillctt, and Miss Margaret BrecK-
| inrdgc,
The Washington times., 1916-02-25
MRS. UNDERWOOD IS
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. Gregory Guest Of Honor Of
Wife Of Assistant Attorney
General.

Mrs. r.. Marvin Underwood. wife of
the Assistant Attorney General. was
hostess at a prettily appointed luncheon
today in compliment to Mrs. Gregory
wife of the Attorney General,
The table was artlstically decorated
with a large cluster OF tulips.
The other guests were Viscountess
Chinda, wife of the Japanese ambas-
sador. Mrs. VI. q. Cooke, of Philadel-
phia, who Is visiting Mr. and Mrss
Gregory; Mrs. Albert Mills. Mrs. VII
liam J. Harris, Mrs. q. Carroll Todd
and Mrs. George Tully Vaughan.