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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07
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Ztiutm5ettel
Der lesisH Wabl eriudte Staatsls
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WabIbeb0rben BON Obio.
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bss rspubli.aniften Staatss
aOmmitisss ssitsnt.

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Der Staatsisireidr Charles 8. 5il'
bsbraut bat auf 9erlangsn pon ghGr'
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rspubIiianijten Siaais ereiutire
apmmittsss. jdmmtlibe Gouuipsgss
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llnitrIuhung Der acknowledgement
6sirsffenb anseblifxr WGblunressI'
mdbis.eiten porsuuebmtn.
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3dblung Der Siimnsn srpoaen ipors
ben mar, bei4loifen bic republiinni,
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IieIl.n, ionbern ben Staatsitirsiir
aufsuForben, bic 4ufbeipdbruna Der
Giimmkitel 3u psranlaNm, bis eine
ipsitere lInisriu6uns itaiifinben TAIN.
Inter oem @sieBe piirSen bic
Siimmsstisl am 8unueriias. ais na4
Ysrflub oes Isrmins pon 80 aas
gen pom Datum Der Wabi an. tsrs
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bab ts frasli6 iti. OBJ lie obne sinsn
asrittlidxn Bfebl LANCER aufbepabrt
,ntbtn ioHnen. slaubt man bod. bob
fdmmiIibe Gounip geboroen bem
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ipmmen iperben.
Qsr SuDsbrdni faste: ~gs ipurben
acknowledgement srbobtn. bab bti Der
3dbIuns ber Stimmen piele llnreasls
mabieisitsu NIT unttrlaufen feien unb
mir iinb ss bem suten Romen bes
5iaatss CbiO fhulbis. bk Hei9uIbis
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07
nanSistretdr, Charles S6erSinesr
S6abneiiter, .. 6aitings.

nanSietretdr, Charles Sbersineer
S4abmsiiter, 9, 6aitiugs.
- Serr Qrt6ur pouI 8oe6el, Sohr
oor Serrn uuD 5rau 0ermann 9oe,
bel, 1T aeitern Wiuresn in ieinem elter-
li9en 0eim gip. 2405 @lmp gpenue
I'M Qlter BON % Sabren geitprbeu.
2lubsr isinen GIteru piro er betrousrt
BON 3pei 9riioern. Die geerbtsune Il:
am SomItao Ro6mittdg i'm 8rsen,
poop 5rieobof
- Die 9esroi9un9 bes osrFtorbener
Or. Wiaiam 6. 6uiton finbet beutc
9iu6mitta1 um 3pei ubr pom grduers
hous gto. S16 6igb StrnBe aus IN
9reenpoob Jrieobpi TAFT. Die Dotto-
rem s.. 6. araus6, q. 6. Stinuer, 3
~. 8arben. 6. y. 6uiton, u. 9
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eiren.
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SSobonnes @emsinoe perldmmeIt 'tt1
am 6reitaa gtbenb gu elmer 9ei9dftss
iibung uno eeielligsn unterbaltuns
- Dos Seim BON 8erra Saepb : :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

Der ein3ise anbsre Mts, Der often
itdnb. nm 3ii peranlaHeny bab bic
Gtirnmaettel aufbepabrt iperben, mare
tire 4ealitdnbilng Der Wabl bes prds
iibtnten I'm Gtaote Dor benz Obergss
riht getpefsn dbsr IN qfnbttra9t btr
g,luraliiGt BON 10000 Gtirrimen, tpels
DE Ssrr Wilfon in Obio erbist. ipiir,
be Elm FOLDER Sdriit uidt fir ratbfam
gebdlten.
Serr 6atfislb idets, Ct babs BEN
Staatsfetrsidr 5iibebrani bef6tporens
2tusfogsn BON Wdblbsuniten in 8e5us
auf llnregelmdbigieiien. BEL Der Cab
lung Der Stimmsn unterbreitet. Die
berlau.et, lisgen bsfhtporens NusIas
gen DDn Gleb.lanb, 5olebo, Columbus
nHb anberen Stdbten DOR, unb bieI,
WusIasen fperben MIN ben Wablbebrrs
ben in ben reipetiipen Counties pors
selegt tperben.
Inter anberem ipirb erildrt, bub
Wabl5ettel, auf bsnsn Gtimmgeber
Iibr areu5 Dor ben Ramen bon Dpobs
rom Wilfon f.bten, uuitait In Den
areis am aopfe bss Stimm5ettsls, als
gdn3 bur9 bsmofratiIhe ge3dbli ipors
ben ieisn. ebsnio itisn Wabl3eitel, bic
Elm arsu5 Dor BEN Ramen BON Booos
rom Wilion unb ppr benz BON 9ons
perneur Willis auftpieien. dls gang
oemotrdiiftle anserehnet porbsn.
5err 5atfislb srilGrte om Waiitpod,
bab eiefe llnterfu4une ni6t nOtbpen,
bigger Weife eine Natsdblung Der
Sttnmsn i'm @efolae bdben miiHe,
dbr es lei i'm SntsreTe fdnmtIiher
partsien bab bief. lIntsriu6uns cine
rein unpdrtetiihe Iei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

l
bsrsits frsisefprO4en. Der JaII bon
2linstportb 1T in Der S4ipebe.
Die Wertbsioigung bate 5u betpeis
fen Derfudt, oub GrdulsiH gOlbD gel.
fig seitOrt fsi.
armes umatilfa.
llmatilIa, Oregon, 6. Deg, -
Sn Der am 0ienitas bier abgebdltsnen
SiaotDabl bat Grau 6. 6. Star9sg
i'm Sample lin bas UiaDorsamt iblen
8aiien geidlasen. 2fud fir aGe an
beren fdbtiidsn 4emter. einialisBIid
bier Sise i'm Stabtratb, tiir Recorber
unb S4osmeiIter. fpurben Jrauen g.
tpdbH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

9ierte Strabe gubnbof nbiabren nnh
Der .Gbiengo GgpreB" pOm Central
llnion 9abnhof i'm S:l5 llbr Dor.
mittaas. 9lu6 iil1o nod anoere iIeine
yeranoerlmgen genloht poroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

ter g,atman bislt bafiir. bab Opyp
tn Ssl5itDertbeiOisuus bdubsIts uno
Iprat ibn, uHisr eleifssitiser srnits
liaer @arnuug fir bic 3utunft. frei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07
YspSlf aNdnner
Der gtabi gs.ip gori follen bic Mubs
I, ranssmiitsl pr.iie fiirs sanss
aanb f.itseIesi baben.
20 .rilarie b.r ftGoiif4e aommifnr
fiir @stpi4ie unb Wsabs.

gtw Yprt, 6. Des. gm Dieuita3
trtl1rts Soispb 0artigau, Der Hom'
riFdr fir @etpifte unb WdBe, iDsIs
ftr bis Ginbsrufuns Der gnnoess
Dtcbgsfhmorensn Slpsds llnteriuhune
Der 1abrunssmitt.l Situation sn,s
pfabi. bab Sp5If Wtdnnsr in Der Stabt
Nsn Yort In .iner iolhen Meiie ben
Rahrungsmittelmarft nanipuIirisH,
oaf iie bic greiis fir 0as gan5e 2ano
'titsei.bt bdtisn. 6err Sariisan fiS'
Il bin3u, sab in ben lebten "a Strn'
ben 1000 grisfs Don perfonen iis
aan,.n 2nnbe Bel ibm eineetduf.n
;sisn, IN benen atlen anseoeutet tpur
be, bab Elm Gampf segen bic bobea
Rabrungsmitielpr.iIe i'm @anse Iel.
Spbn 3. Dillon, Der Shatgs saoms
niIIGr fir RabrunssmiiieI unb Wdris
ts, sab betanit. bab pon setpiiien
Sdnbl.rn isin Ysfsbl. baB alls Ger
aus aiiblfpei5ern als fol6e mariirt
iprt.n miibten, mibaGtet perbe er
perbe infoIsebeFsn ibre serihtlide
gsrfolsung beantrasen. er iagte. .r
babe on prdiibsn. WiIion gsihrie5en
unb sin Bunbessefeb 3ipeds Reeuliss
rune ber aiHipsi4sr in @ori4lcg
asbraht.
Gbieaso 6. Deg. Sames 6.
Neg. Der jih felbit ben -eiersR5niS
bon Nmerita' nennt, srbieIt am Uliti.
nod ben gefebI, oor ben gunpess
grobsei6iporsnen au erfneinsn. !p.ls
.ts pi. boben 2s6snsmiti.lpreiie unter,
'a6en. Web bebaupieie Dor tursem,
oab Il 100000 Gier auf Eager
batx.
Iuh bic 9rIiibenteu Der Grobs
ihld6tsreisn Don Chicago baben Dor,
labinssn Dor bic gunbes 0robse.
itDorenen erbalteu.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
"on Trial" al the Boyd.

Eva Lang came back yesterday.
and she came back" hafd. present.
ing "On Trial. in excellent fashion.
The play itself is admirable for sew
eral reasons, greatest Of which IS
that It tells a gripping story in a
novel way. i is finely put on, and
It's unusual settings are skillfully han
died, so that the effects are perfectly
produced. Additions and changes
made IN the company since its last
appearance here add 10 It's strength.
Miss Lang Is in much better health
than when she played last at the
Boyd, and her performance last
night was up 70 her high standard
As the stricken woman, the worried
wife, the joyous girl. and finally the
wife with her life given back to her,
she has a wide range Of emotion 10
cover, and she does it with conseien-
tions effort and good effect
Mr. Carleton made a good impress
sion, working quietly but sincerely
in The leading role. Mr.. Holman,
also new 10 us, shows fine capacity
as an actor and promises many good
performances for the future OF
course, Frank Dcuithorne. as the
prosecuting attorney is good. Mr.
Delmorc does a capital biz Of acting
just at the end Of tie play. But the
great heart Of The audience last night
went out to Miss Florence Roberts,
tiny bit OF humanity, member Of
the Dcnham company Of Denver, by
long odds the clcyercst child actor
seen in Omaha in many day. She
is winsomc, pretty, and attractive IN
all ways, and acts with the aplonib Of
veteran and the utter lack Of self
consciousness Of a child
Miss LanRs company has settled
down for what looks like long run
at the Boyd
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
YaudeyilIe at the orpheum.

The final program Of the season at
the Orpheum has three especially att
tractiye features, all in headline class,
and the other four numbers are ster-
ling in every respect
For music lovers there is Madame
Elconora de Cisncros, grand opera
diva whose repertory is almost en-
tircly in Egnlish, which made her an
instantaneous fayorite with every
one Her voice is rich IN tone quail
ties and in The Star-Spangled Ban
ner," her closing number, she won
an ovation that shook the houe.
Grace La Rue, also vocalist Of
rare quality, was not whit less en-
dearcd to the audience Five songs
are scheduled for her regular per
Torrance, but she was SO well liked
that she was compelled TO sing three
more on the opening night.
Another Clifton Fowler act, called
The Devil He Did" registers sue
cessfully on the program. K EN-
met as THE Devil" and Guy DEN
merry have the principal roles and are
supported by =. Barrett and Miss
Mary f. Ryan. 1t is replete with
snappy lines and is splendidly inter
preted by the performers presenting
Il. Emma Francis, assisted by Har-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
OMAHA cENEraL sAnKEr.
Wholesale Prices for Produee
Charged by Omaha DeElers.


BUTTER-No / creamery. in cartons
or tubs. s2c No. Q. 30o.
POULTRY-B -Brolle rs, alive. under two
lbs, 55c, hens, i5c; special roosters and
stags, @ springs s3g geese loc cnons ano'
2Oe. gllnaas. 25c squads. n.5OQr4.O per
doz pigeons goc per doz.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 46c; domes-
tic. Sec block 2Sc. twins, iSc daisies,
lsikc; trlpets. 1slhc Young America. zoe
ported French Rouquefort, 65c. New YORK
white 2Oc.
FISH Fresh, per ID Catfish, lie; carp,
ec, trout, i4c, roe shad. gOc. hallbut Nc
salmon i54l7c. shore goldfish, llc. BUCK
shad. 30c. spanish mackerei, l2c, red
snapper, l4c, yellow pike, l5e founders,
l0c Frozen, per h.. llallhut, lic. black
bass i6H22c, eroppies. l21lAes haddoek,
l0c. sunflsh, &c, saugers se. smoked. por
H. White. l3c. kippered. 'ic' salmon,
lie. fnnan haddies. isc.
BEEF CUTS-Rib No. J, lsl2c. No. 2,
lsIsc No, 3. i7l4c Chucks. No. I, l2Ac,
No, p l2Ac No, 3. l2ise I.olns, No. J.
28o. No Z, g2c No 3. lsi1c. Round. No. ],
i64o. No ?. lelsc, No 3. l6c Plates No.
I, iQc, No, 9 s4c, No, 3 aiao,
OYSTERS Chesapeake. per sal, Stand
ards, ti.0u selects. sls0. counts. tl.aa
CELERY Mammoth, sic per doz,
medium, soc per do1 small, ioe Florida.
FRl'iTs- Oranges. box: Navels valen-
elias, es Ss. g. aO i26s, a. ll0s. SSs.
g2is Noo, sis. zoos ialb 1905. $3.50, aos,
ai0s aioa. A& Mediterranean sweets,
IDS, Neoi Los. 8 2S ilss, $50. sous 40s'
ga0s Nca. gsSs. S2ls se1a. n.i5 Lemons.
hox uolden Bowl 800; silver Cord
ttso GFapeirHit, bos - Noo ~,
sab0. tss E@. sts. 400 les. SOS, g6a,
ttm straw berries shipment Monday,
Tuesday aud Wednesday kib case.
Hananhs. bunch Medium size ti,b0afi rs
medium aiHe iWmboea, ENsua -, regular
tlae lumh0es = 10 ia extra large jun
hoes, s. nl1f3 Mammoth. sac uA ie
NEGETABt.E .E&~0 Onions Crystal wax
s. 8 crate bermuda tiA crate. onion
sulH red s1W hu. aHiQu sfta. yellow
d hu Carrots, htets infnipH. parsley,
nIishea thRiiatA aau dQt Cabbage
Mfa 3se jh old a. lh nhnbarh Nt5
bak Tomatoes g. y etate lettuce tita
lass Neiaf8 Fuuf doe q No lfate 8 dos
N t fhta Aa4 q 4 crate, happsfa.
- hasket Potatoes RED River ohlaa
81 ia hM white STOCK, q hii 81 bu sweet
p0iatata liampeG tN, hampst, ased
sWref Z AZ hh&
SUITS FNanHfs Sc raw a4r ih
Na fassfsA sar ih i1ImbH faM s4e
ih 3ufmh0 feAhtNA ats6 ih tfitNF8H it6
a. IA ans it4tH lh preana 4aWha l3We
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AFpLEs Hsn fafH t8 tbi Nan
natit ia.b tas ems hssaif.
MaWNs t@ baN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Whcat Is Steady and Sells at
Unchanged Prices Under
Active Demand
MOST OF OATS SAMPLES SOLD
0MAMA Alay l5. l0lb.

OMAHA May IS, 1915
Wheat receipts were qlite heavy today
and the Gclfand fot Tho cereal vas quite
active.
The bulls of the wheat sales were of
the No. g aud No Z grades there being
only a few cars of No wheat on the
floor Cash wheat MAS steady ana
prices were practically unchanged
Tho demand for corn was much I'm
proved. the market selling around satnr-
days prices,
Oats receipts were very light but the
market was steady and was quoted uu.
changed The demand for oats was good
and most Of the samples we're sold.
Rye and barley receipts were unlmpor,
tant, rye selling al unchanged prices ana
barley being quoted lM2e lower.
Elearances of wheat and flour were
equal 20 l.isb,0oo bu., corn, $4,000 hn,
oats 90i, no bu.
Al Liverpool wheat closed unchanged,
corn, iHliac higher
Primary wheat receipts we're l.3@l,Wj
bu. and shipments ~ 90 bu.. against 70.
eeipts ~ 1.01l 600 bu and shipments OF
S39 J1 bu. last year
Primary fofn receipts we're a6 600 bu,
and shipments 1900 hu.. against re-
ceipte Of es4, 90 hu and shipments Of AZ
900 bn. last year
Primary oats receipts were .Ai00Q hu,
and shipments 900 bu against receipts
o. 5000 bu, and shipments Of igilW bu.
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Responds to Further Broad and
Vigorous Demand, Specialties
Advancing.
WALL STREET is OPTIMISTIC

New York May 1.-THE stock market
responded 70 a further broad and vigorous
demand today, numerous Investment shares
rising to points while speoiaities Of
various descriptions advanced 4 to points
Wall street seemed undsr tho spell 0f Op.
timism engendered IN part hy last satur
days impressive demonstrations faY0rinR
home defense, ana there were those who
professed 10 draw from that occasion In
ference Of deep political Significance
For - leaders the market had such Did
time fAr0rtns ~ United States Steel and
Reading, tho former scoring an extreme
gain of ~ on ~ advance 10 sbh With
On 0yerturn Of about 900 shares, white
Reading assembled 70 tha new high record
~ 02h on us extreme rise ~ i3A
Dthnf prominent stocks Included The mo-
tors WHY'S overland gaining Q ~ Tho new
quotation of z78 ana Chandler Motors
achieving y like distinction ~ g7i4 white
Maxwell biudebais-1 and General Motors
were % points over lagt sstufdayH
War STOCKS emerged from thoir recent
Inactivity, Baldwin locomotive, Grucible
Steel and New York Air Brako represent
Ing that Rr0pp ~ advances ~ from ~
points. MeKicans we're backward ~ first
on the conflicting character ~ The newH
from thai country but came forward
brigkly, Petroleum gaining points, Win
for Texas Company
For time zinc BbBrea were hs only
features ~ tho metal division. but fupprrs
were in fair demand during the afternoon
~ moderate advances United States IN
duptrial Alcohol Was foremost ~ the nlis4
fetlHhNaHH lNHNHHf ifH tAtNl gam OF z "a NN+
Ing attended b. revival ~ The old rhm0r
~ melon cutting Shipping stocks
we're irregular. Mercantile Marine preferred
being under pressure while United Fruit
was IN steady demand Al higher quota
tiona.
inquiry for rails embraced lasueF ~ high
and low degree. the eU8iefa heinR pHpes
eially active With gaina ~ ! 10 3 points
for Canadian Pacific, illinois, Central. chit
cAR0 A. Northwestern A. Paul and Ijalti
40 a ohio. Rock Island, Iowa Central
d. H.tU IUfV sIflrFH HMfNfTFU rail
ways were in moderate demand Final
pfe0a were lower by fractions 10 y point
Final sales u atockg amounted 10 100000
shares
Bonds were firm. but dealings were fea-
tufelesa aside from the heavy trading ln
AuRio-lFFnncb BE-. Total sales ~ bonds par
value, Wern ga.fB0,00p United states bonds
were unchanged on call
humher OF aalea and laadlng qnotatlonA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
TWO POLICE SURGEONS
VICTIMS OF CAR THIEVES

Automobile thieves are reported %
hste taken lhe ears btlongiHs th
hnb ut lhg police surgeons hN De
* uaffn aaf lhe iNst tn fepoft ihv
mt hn tsF hayNa been taken from
m FROST ai hts afihf Asl night he
lw5fH ibf haHri II lN sHd ll
WhiH Wn ttIl tha matulHa DE-
FBomas NJ naltf ltlt hm taf 81 ghe
faA W thg }tfniif Dl ststctnth aud
kslinfNm stftsit aHd npNg BE ffs
l8lW fHr Fsf WAt WitaiHs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
"The Heir to the Hoorah" at the

'The Heir to the Hoorah" at the
Krug.
A mixture OF western and eastern
life. with a Colorado setting, fur
nishes all sorts OF amusement and ~.
terest in The Heir TO the Hoorah,
Paul Armstrong; four-act play OIL
fered this week by the North Broth
ers Stock company at the Krug. Joe
Lacy. owner OF the "Hoorah mlne,
Is played by Sport North and be,
tween his making love to his wife and
the goings-on OF his mining camp
pals, much fun is made. The love
interest and the little counter
plots serve TO increase the interest
and evoke many laughs.
The comedy was well received yes
terday. Bill Bittner is back in the
cast. Robert Grand and III. Van
Rcnneselaer Kelly, foreman OF the
Hoorah mine, makes favorable APP
pearance as a man who can wear eve
ming clothes and be at ease Roy F..
Hilliard staged the production, which
will be given all week, with usual
matinees on Thursday and Saturday.
The comedy brings out the full
strength Of the company Gcncyleye
Russell has the role Of Mrs. Joe Lacy
The play is a pleasant diversion. For
next week LENA Rivers" is an
nounced."
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
Bill at the Empress.

The vaudeville principals az The
Empress this week are comprised en-
tircly Of members Of the fair sex. The
Bachelor Sweethcarts' offer a tune
ful act, which was we'll received Sun
day, as were the efforts Of Kitty
DENLY along similar lines. The
Five American Beauties" are musi-
clans Of considerable ability and were
the recipients OF much applause The
Keough sisters dance and sing in
pleasing fashion. Charlie Chaplin is
again a feature OF the film program,
his vehicle this time being entitled
The Floorwalker'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

comic efforts. and from the contrast comes
the hunior Of the piece, Seriously duplcat-
ing a scene from the opera one moment and
4he next plunglnE into a screamingly funny
ing HIS burlesque viii be appreciated by
all picture patrons, whether or not they
have seen the opera. Edna Purvance. his
leading lady. makes delightful Carmen
The rest Of the cast larger than usual Is
Up 10 the usual standard OF excellence IN
Essanay Chaplin comedies
IN addition 70 the Chaplin picture the
film entertainment at the Gayety all week
Includes powerful four-reel dramatic sub
iect by the Nitagrsph company entitled
The Wheels Of Justice" The display III
continuous from III A. m, to IL %. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

81. Louis. MeY is-UATri & nreaiuis
aua head market hlshor native Aaef
sfasfs. 81 ariN ge4flipe steers ana
hsifffN, = eiia Fnwa q efls "a slocs
ere Rnd feeders s. sMs s. southern
steefs itus tAna aMd hFsfefs. a AA
NM prime NuHtNsFW hieNfa ~ aUfiH NJ
natlle eRig ~ hW4 d pflme fta3 3lnas
sn8 teifef0 q Ha
HnliH llFHainfa d az head n#Fhst
Alsaef rsas sHH lishts 4 aaHa8 M mlkvA
and hafrhrfs q ea1N hfaff.
AilEtr AAn = LAMBS nseirie n
head uiHfAgi stEHna settlers ass N
lsWts tiHtfs NNuaH isiuHs 8 uI.I
HaAs clipped FWfa Naa sfliHg
,asaos ga A,M3&a
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

New York. May l6.-- MERCANTILE
pAPER-34. per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE 90 day bills
81 52n demand. Sl.76A cables. sac 7-l6,
siLVER-Ba 1Slkc, Mexican dollars,
5sc
TIME I.OANS,-Eass, sixty and ninety
days. 2Aa2 per cent six months, aaSA
per cent.
CALL MONEY--l9aFy; high. tA per
cent low, "a per cent, ruling rate, ~
BID, iM per cent, offered al , per cent.
CLOSING quotations eu bonds today were
faiFa4sns
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
EleetrIeaI Invention pead.

Great harrington, Mass May i5,--
william Stanley. an inventor who con-
tributed largely to the development OF the
electrical industry, died at his home here
tonight al the age OF s. years Tine eiec.
trieal transformer and the alternating cur
rent system Of long distance light and
power transmission were among the most
Important OF his inventions. forming the
base OF all present distribution OF cleo
trieity.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

old Kennedy, danced and sang her
way into popularity even though her
turn came last Bixley and Lerner,
clever comedians, are also singers Of
ability. Bmley especially is good.
Jolly Johnnie Jones, with a slack
wire speciality, and Mabel Hamilton
and Jack Barnes, in song and chatter,
complete the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
MrtnI Market

New York. May ib-METAIAs- Lead
t745a765. speltor. weak: East 81. Louis
delivery. 16c asked Copper. firm; cleo
trolytic, nearby. nominal, August and
later, 80 00Q3o,O0. Iron quiet. No. 1 north
ern, t2O.75ql2i. 70: No. ?. ~. a0df20,75. No, /
southern. 20.50u2i00 No, q so 15Q20 75
TIN, quiet spot s4s75at925 Al London
spot copper Gi42. futures. f1i0; electro
lytic. fi6s. Spot tin. fla7. futures. fi9l.
Lead. G3S lon spelter, fss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

"Livillzation's IhlId,7 fcatnfe
photoplay, proved its worth BY the
manner in which Strand audiences
received il Sunday Tuesday De
Wolf Hopper will be seen in a
homely comedy drama, Sunshine
Dad while Wednesday and Thurs
day "The Girl With the Green Eyes"
will be the feature. For the re-
mainder OF the week William Farnum
will take the title role in ~ Man Of
Sorrow" Keystone comedies and
news weeklies are shown in addition
70 the features.
That Charlie ChapIln's abllity IL not con.
bfnaa Feaf dranaatlc aIIua tlcns sotth bta most
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
cARLoT RECEIPTS.

ihfse sales were reported today !,
Nheat. 10 nara winter chf, PIP. 1.6,i33
cars, h.l2' ! eazf, Nlihi J car Y, lVla'
.ar SID ~ hard winter eaiH,
sLt.f' loi.. MlWn' ot y caas |ai0 Il 66ia
care u car NVlhi carr, w,
!, eaIs' ' h.b ~. ! nara WlnteI Z cars
AiW,s eafs' sldh, cars, Kll1i cars
m'giz' Y cars. ilW. cars NB, ! ear,
N.ez' eafs, N@. s.ample hard wih.sr
eafi DaSf eaf, tiNl eaf, M 20,
z spllng csf, fllb. No. spring J
eaf. AldE. No. whlte ApflnAl car l."l,
30. mixed ! car N.s, cars w III
cars Aio9s NO. ! mixed fnr. 49,
ealF si.V51g' csta' hsBi caars, N.V,
oAr NWh. .eat' tL"' no. mixed
nnfbm ehr. A9
hfe-sN3' o. car sFe' 40 .. car, he'
car. @e. -1,,
t.s & so,l NV 81, igisr' -, 70. z
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

heavy. ts0oGi0o0. lambs. spring. Sli sou
ia1 yeafllnEs fair 70 choice light s. b
Qflu iA yearlinEH, fair g. choice heavy
s. safDia. wethefs, fair "a choice. tsa6it
ses. ewes. good 20 choice. Ssfa4le 40, ewes
fAlF 70 good, NetaN b ewes. clipped. 81 10
oslo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
E,aporated Applies and Drled Fruit.

New York May is-EvAPoRATED
ArPLEs--pulii fancy, fusei choice, 60
GAN prime. kHhhr
Dried FRufrs-rrunes. firm; Call
foFhia, ~ o lie, Oregons 1ita. Aprieata,
fts Wilej fancy, ITO iiAc Peaches, ataAdy
choice sWbAc; extra choiee, So Hbhc,
fancy, bA A4tkr, naislns, Quiet loose mus
sAteiH, er4Ahci choice 20 fancy, seeded
Csc seedleas, ~ Wloe.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
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ATTRACTIONS IN OMAHA.

Boyd's: "On Trial"
Empress: Vaudeville and photo
plays
Gayety: Photoplays.
Hipp. Photoplays.
Krug; The Heir TO the Hoorah. 4"
Muse: Photoplays.
Orpheum: Vaudeville.
Strand: Photoplays.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16

Receipts and disposition ot live stock
~ the Union stock yards IN Omaha for
twenty four hours ending at o'clock
Srrterd8y.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-16
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beeves Very Active at Highest Price
on Record for May-Lambs
Highest on Record.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS HIGHER

Tho following table shows tho receipts of
cattle. hogs and sheep at the Omaha live
stock market for ths year TO date as com
pared with last year.
1910 1915. Ine Dec
Cattle ..a HL3s2 ssA6gt s690t ..tt..
Hogs ....i, ,4g0.6g2 f.2s6e4B 22I0f7 .......
Sheep 49,. 1925 s0t,ssz mn. ioT,0s4
Ths following table shows the average
prices OF hogs At the Omaha iige stock
market for the last few days, with com
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