davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-08-11
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES.

On another page our readers will
see the announcement of an offer
made by this paper to its subscribers.
1t is an offer of which every Jewish
father and mother should avail them
selves. There is nothing that adds SO
much to the beauty of home, be it
ever SO humble, as Towering and
fragrant vegetation. A few flower
ing shrubs properly distributed on the
premises will give the modest little
nome grace and charm that the cost
Hest characterization in wood, brick or
stone fail to give. And when this
element of beauty can be obtained
without extra expense, is there any
reason why people should neglect
such an opportunity?
Only the other day we had occa-
sion to animadvert on the stupid re-
mark about Jewish homes made by an
agent of St. Paul association. He
discovered dirt and rubbish and junk
surrounding the homes of the Jews in
the poor, neglected quarters of the
city, and he generalized that this is
an apparent national tendency of the
Jews. Why not avoid giving any oc
casion to prejudiced minds for such
congratulations Beautify your
homes and let a Towering shrub
grow in every available vacant space.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-08-11

Entered as second-class matter at the
post Office at Minneapolis, Minnesota un-
der the act of March 3, 1879.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-08-11
$40

Thr American Jrmish murlA.
Continuing The Jewish Weekly.
Established June ~, 1912.
DIR. S. NJ DEINARD, EDITOR.
Gustavus Loevinger, Associate Editor.
L. H. Frisch, Managing Editor.
Jesse B. Calmenson, City Editor.
ADVISORY BOARD-A NJ Bearman,
Louis R. Frankel, John Friedman,
Arthur M. Harris, Sylvan Hess, Adolph
Hirschman, Meyer M. Isaacs, DR.. Isaac
L. Rypins, William Weisman, Hiram
D. Frankel.
Published every Friday by The Jew
ish World Publishing Co., Minneapolis
and St. Paul. Minneapolis office, 316-
317 Tribune Annex Telephones, N. w.
Hyland 1860. st. Paul office, 713
Pioneer Bldg. Telephones, N. w. Dale
3494.
Entered as second-class matter at the
post office at Minneapolis, Minnesota un-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-08-11

Those who read Max Nordau's
severe indictment of the barbarities
perpetrated by the nations at war on
foreigners, published in the last Min
neapolis Sunday Tribune, and saw the
picture of his venerable face accom-
panying his letter, could not help feel
ing that here was an old Hebrew
prophet come to life again.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

to6s~Hhlpring demand was Agaln very
slack, outsiders only taking q few of The
best h9gs, aud getting them a. a full dime
reduction. All other markets we're report.
Ing fresh declines and when laral packers
started out bidding a. much as lbo 10 IN
spots zoe lower thinEa looked pretty bad.
supplies being ~ large and shippers doing
40 iittie.
Before much of anything WAS done how
ever. killer demand developed more
strength than expected and BY tho
lime bulk Of the hogs hogan 70 move hida
had been raised until they wefp no more
than good dime below yesterdays aver
aRr. Altar drove or two had been
taAhed this way the market liyenea up and
nearly everything WAS cleaned up IN short
order The Gloss wan fairly active and
pfieeh paid late were az good ~ any other
lime
The general market was just about a
dime below Tuesday Bulk af the sales
was made a. N,ahgate, with the Ions
ettnK at 5000, quite few loads sold al
hiEh - fs1s, ana the TOP reached te14A
Prices ara now soc or a little more below
the close u last Msak and are Tho lowest
they have been since early in Apfil
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
DEAF INSTITUTE HEAD y
ADDRESSES Av0CATl0N CLUB

A feature Of the meeting Of the
Avocation club al the Loyal hotel
Tuesday was a demonstration by SUI
pcrntendent Geogge Booth Of the In
stitute for the Deaf 81 what children
can be taught TO do in only few
months OF Instruction. Several chill.
dren, who last September were una
Bile 10 speak word that was intelligl-
bic, arc now able to converse rapidly,
without hearing, Of course, a word 0f
the conversation. Everything Is done
by watching the lips
II Is the object Of the Ayoeaton
club TO present at each meeting some
feature in which Nebraska and Omaha
are keeping In step with progressive
movements OF the day Az some fu-
ture session the blind will be present
TO show what they have been able to
accomplish, and representatives Of
other institutions will also be pre-
scented al later dates.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Only Moderate Demand for Wheat,
But Light Receipts Keep the
Prices Steady.
CORN MARKET is STRONG

OMAHA, Juns 7. 1915.
Receipts Of all grains were comparatively
light today and thsre was moderats de-
mAnd for all cereals.
No . hard wheat sold At practically un-
changed prices, thu bulk of the samples
selling around s709sc. Price for No, 4
hard ranged from % 70 ssa. but most OF the
sales ware made around pzo. wheat was
quoted from unchanged 10 cent higher.
The corn market was strong. selling all
the way from ko 70 Nc higher There
was q good demand for tho better grades
Of corn and the yellow sold about cent
above tho other samples.
Oats we're quoted from unchanged 70 We
higher.
rye ana barley wsro quoted at unchanged
prices
cisarances were wheat and flour, equal
70 $4,000 bp.i corn $4,000 bu.i oats 10000
bu.
liverpool elors' wheat unchanged; corn,
va lower.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments 10000 bu, against receipts
On $50 900 bu. ana shipments ~ $4,000 bu.
last year
Primary corn receipts we're 100000 bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu. against reosipts
N bGi 900 bu, ana shipments Of $4,000 bu'
last year
Primary oats receipts we're $4,000 bu,
and shipments I,gsl 900 bu., against receipts
of $4,000 bu, and shipments Of 100000 bu'
aaf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
eImcAao aMAIN ANp rMoyIsIoNs.
story Of Days Trading In Staples NJ Mid
west lruteF


chicago June l-Itepous Of German
military feYerHea ware taken aa . pNiskt
fpf selling drive today n the wheat mar
ket here. AZ result, The market closed
weak, io 10 Imtika net lower, with July
AT fi.otA ma. and September A. tl.0eM.
Corn fif<shsd al the same quotation as yes
tefday'a wiudup, oniB iAn TO " or and
provisions AZ an advance of 80 cents %
t7 cents.
War naWA appeared 10 have 40 effect
on the market until the last haif hour oi
the aesaiont Then the bears seized hssar.
tions that foanna had apparently turned
10 an important degree Ia favor of tho
Franoh and Russians Although current
news dispatches hardly seemed TO warrant
differences nf any radical changes IN tho wRr
status. and Notwithstanding tiiat recently
british naval losses had caused aharp
decline IN the wheat market hnlderH be-
came nervous and there was decided furry
of sailing ~ the day came 20 an end
Beneficial rains IN ihr southwest tended
natieeabiy 10 ease or 10 the wheat market
during the forenoon, but the effect had
been much more than overcome BY mid
day owing 70 unfayornble crop reports from
the northwest
Corn showed moro resistonco TO selling
pressure than was the case with wheat
Signs that receipts would Increase from
nov on appeared TO be the chief Influence
on the hull side oats fhawed evident sym
pRthy With the beRrish cotton of wheat
Favorable crop reports were the rule, ca.
cent from the south and southwest
Provisions wars helped upword by n
ahArn advance ia the lard market al Lily.
prpool Lower quntAtioas here on hogs wore
ignored,
chicago Cash Prices wheat. No red
tises No, red ti,0iWle2M No. hard
tt abA fii,Q6g Ne, hard, ti,0g9I0aA
Corn. No 2 yellow 7ih05se. No. 4 yell
low, 10Mlie oats No white, aeA "
i0e. standard, aeh. 0ale Rye NO ?, aix
eaAn narleg bsW7ac Seeds. Timathy
tS.A0us.0e. clover. 81 o0d iaNo Provisions
Pork, ,fo.aoH SCI lard. sig isi ribs, tig II
Wta7N
hurFEHw Unchanged.
Eu0A~ Unchanged receipts. 35itG eases
porAr0Es-.t Lever old receipts. 90 cars
new receipts, sa cars sacked irlumphs
| 81 bANteas
rnNLInN -AnKa. lnMnn. fnnls. iaAn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Political Situation Primarily Re.
sponsible for Curtailment of
Speculative Activity.
RAILS ARE THE STRONGEST

New York. June 7--Imponding political
development we're primarily responsible fof
the pronounced rurtailmsnt Of speculative
focusing It's attention largely upon the
, course Of events at Chicago. Ths programs
of tbs two conventions we're followed with
far more interest than the irregular move
menA Of stocks some of which plainly sug-
gestsd this futile energy of pools and oliques
In general rails we're strongest features
and gave thu market such foundation AZ Il
really possessed. NOrf0h A. Western fol-
saaysncs of IN 70 ne now high price q q
Central and Northern Pacific we're tenn
pOrarlY better by 70 points and Read.
lns was tho eonspleuous feature Of tho dnll
final hour, At that time showing m e3s
treins gain Of 4 points on free absorption 70
Automobile stocks wers under the al.
verse Influence Of additional liquidation,
Chandler Motors scoring Hn extreme decline
I u u points, with m0re moderate losses Tor
land WAS subject 70 further profit taking
Mercantile Marine preferred fhe most
active Issue ~ the session Indicated the
strength JUST before the close when United
Fruit rose bU0yantly 70 the new maximum
Of 1868, an overnight gain gain of bAt
Harvester issues featured its inactive IN.
dueUinlHi ths common stock ~ the 10.
inasile company rising y e lleA with .
alton issue Stocks Ike the fobaocos Inter.
nniional Paper common and preferred,
N0OlwOrtb and Knysef recorded Auhatantiai
gains W light transactions
Aside from United States Smelling, witch
rose 70 q new record on its advance Of 10
TgMi coppfrs and the metal group ~ 4
whole were apAthetic. United States gtoel
was inclined 20 Withstand pressure, although
ita fuetuatgDg we're confined 10 fractions
and MeKicanA we're negligible factor
throughout,
Total sales amounted 10 40. 900 shares.
There Was no repetition Of yesterday \
furry N call money, which was IN free sup.
ply ~ q VI per cent
Bonds we're firm With buoyauoc In Norfolk
Y Western fbaf iy7h ana new high Tor
Marine ~, f1b. Total sales 0f bonds par
value, aggregated t8,fs0 900.
United states bonds were unchanged on
call
lumber of sales and leading quotations on
stocks Wafet
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS
WILL BE ALL D0LLED UP

Red, white and blue umbrellas and
white felt hats will be worn by Ne
braska democrats on the special train
to be run to ST. Louis June II under
auspices Of the Dahlman Democracy
club. The train viii leave at s p. m,
over the Missouri Pacific. Parties
from Grand Island, Kearney, Colum-
bus, Fremont. Lincoln and other
towns have made reservations. Keith
Neville and Governor Morehead and
staff will be on the train. Two hun.
dred have been registered for the
train,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
NEM YORK nhNFHAI MARKEr.
Quotations " thr has an Various Com
uteHltles

New York June i-fI.utn STEADY.
MlnAfw spei barely hiaadB Na A.
dWrnm EltfA No hsfd, t tsg NB Il
nnFthurn, hainth liaaA Na J northern
Manitoba ~ ttks q q New Nrrh 10
iafsN, naniiaAl
E. AeW York
OATS sgat fiFmi sianastd ttAc
tfAN filmt Ne d ttAaWGkQI Na O.
asAltas 80 q N1aWi tai AAlgpins
tiuis stssdg slate. fenman 90 ehaice.
iMk iHNaQaf tatA t0fei rafifle taasi.
AstA ttMtAN tatA tWbhH
iiinNs flne Wasats. afBtasl sfhlral
Amafifa sfr
tNkFitNn Flfsn hsHiafk Hrs,s aIel
aas ahtN Af#
rUNNfetnNN FHfk WhassflsH tnsas.
fstft NHt t8. ish.iN tfa eaffas hssf ~.
steady mssa tiftaNtt famnf tia sa u
i@tH flfaaa nlgiila MHst i6tkM
qkn0W rsH l.us fAntal spsal
t#Hai FsaAift Ha NtHAn
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

s05; August sf2 September, $40. October.
3 2eo November. sale. December, s.96c.
January, s.Aoc. February. si4ci February
3 fAc March, Atse, April, Bb3c; May, s67o.
spot coffee, easy, Rio u, ghc3 Santos a.,
1880. The cost and freight market was
reported easier IN tone with IN offered
az I0.B0Wi0 66c, London credits A private
estimate cabled here placed tho Santos crop
az 11411he. and Rio st ga million. The
official cables reported declines OF 7E1f00
reis IN the Brazilian markets, but thnre
was an advance OF Is, 80 d In Rio ex-
chaDRa on London
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
cARLoT RECEIPTS



Whsat--so hard winter, cars, 9ahcf
4 cars, Csc; 1 car, g7hoi s-b cars. sloi J
car, $50 No. 4 hard winter ! ear pgc3 !
car, e4e; / car, pgei car, b2ho; cars 92ci
eaf, glhe, Z cara, piei car soc cars,
ege3 car, soc, car, s2e. sample hard
winter ! car, ssoi car, slcj cars, s2ei
car. Sic, / car, 76e. No. durum, ssr,
gbAo No dmum, ! car, a'e' No : mixed
HyagNo, 4, car, sso; a.B car. tse.
r0rn-wR0 z white. ] ear eshci ! car,
GGo. No. wbitai car, GThf No. 4
wbitsi cars. g7e. No white ! car, gsHci
4 car, g2c. No yellow ! car, epe No.
yellow car s7i.e No. . ysllsw' ! car
e4e. Sample yellow ! car bee ~,
mixsd, cars, ggo, ! car, esej car, e2ho'
Bamplo mixed. car, bec.
0afH-~No. 3 white car The; cars,
57c sample white nAf stei cars, sbhei
Z oafs, abe; ! car, ave,
Omaha Cash Prides-Wheat, No hard,
agelGI0lj No. 3 hard, pbMpshei No. I
hard, s29esol No. spring, 9pc@tlOgi no.
sglsc; No 3 durum. ssh uslhe Corn; no.
white, g71h a. esc No, 2 white, UmWhei
No. 1 white. ggs uefci No white, Gth %
ggHe, No. 8 whits, 81 y uebc; No yellow,
gsgs d g9o, No yellow, esmgsho, No Z
yellow, geAWg7hoi NJ. 8 yellow ethm q
eghnt No. yellow gbM g1ci No. mixed,
6sUesho, No mixed, e71 n $50 No
No. mixed, e2WgGe sample mixed boW
gge. oats Mo- 2 whlfs, ssh WsAac, stan.
dard, SIN n $50, No. white, g7W5fhci No.
4 white 5gMsGhe barley Mating, CLIO
e4oi No. ! feed, E0Wbfo Rye no, 2 $50
poe. No, Q, ssWspet
by LoRan bryan, stock and grain brokers,
late afFeHfl
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

g. Louis, Mo, June 7.-cATTLE--Rs
ceipiH 900; market steady, native beef
steers tzb0Hl100j yearing steers and
heifers. gAb0Wt0Sb; COWS. 49, b0msb6;
stoeksrs and feeders, tB.B0@sB0; Texas and
Oklahoma stsers. Ib,b00s06. prime gfar.
and hoifers, t6.00Ws20, prime southern
Btsers, t900mgb0; native calves tg.00w
1iz5.
HOdB-Rsceipts 1900 market lower;
pigs ana lights t7,60mg20; mixed and
butchers, ts90MB.a0, good heavy, te30m
9.s6i bulk of sAles 30 00maa0.
SHEEP AND LAMBB-Hsceipts 1900
market strong. wethers, t700ms.b0; clipped
ewes, ieb0MS.00. clipped lambs, $500
1925; spring lambs tl0.60diit0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

Kansns city. Mo, June 7.--cATpf4E@
ceipts 1000 head, market steady, prime
fed steers ti0,sbGt096i dressed beet
Rtaers tsDGN101b3 Western HtearN, 5000 a
1880, stockom ana feeders ms.2B.
bulls, tb76MB86; calves, tGt0miib0.
HOGS sHecripts, $4,000 head market
lower bulk N sales tss0me2G; heavy
~ a6M980. packers ana butchers 1906 "
80; light, ts9gmgf0i pigs, ts.b0mbet.
SHEEP AND LAMnH--Heesipts, 5000
head market Bteadyh lnmbsn ta00n II no.,
yearlings. IsO6mB2s, wethorr. fg7tMA00i
awea fg ghGm77b
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
alour City live stock Markeg,

Sioux city, June 7.--cATTLE--Re Receipts,
! 100 head. market steady native steers,
ts 9DmlDGt; COWS ana heifars, IG.b9n 2. 30,
bulls, stays, ETC., gg.00ms2b
HOOB-Hecoipta e,300 head market va
! 0e lower. heavy. t900mo.ft, mixed ~ 90m
900; light, ts7GmBe0i bulk VI sales is9g
WaUB.
pIEEP AND LAMBS htns
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

Savannah June. 7,--TUHPEN hE--Firn
at 40he, sales gD2 bbis. receipts, J 22i
bbia; stock 67Gg9 bbA
HOBIH~~Flrms sales, G7h hbis. receipts
47s bbis4 shipments. nome stock, i{fsi
bbs Quote a and ~, 1876; q, . and VI
$500, y, l6.02h Mb.0b. q and IL. Sb,1fM n
bi0s I. 1910, n. $40 81, tb.8b. n. u. fg4
$3.50; Wg 1915, WV $500
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
oHIcAG0 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle. stronE-Hogs, strons--shsep Firm

Cattle, StronE-Hogs, stroDg--sheep Firm.
Chicago, June -cATTLE--R Receipts.
II, 900. strong Native beef cattle 5000
if.a0; western steers. tas0Qsb0; gtooksrs
and feeders, ts.06dsg0l cows and hsiferH,
ts.7b0 $50, calves, ts2bgii76.
HOUs~-HsceiptA, ~, 900; strong at Be 70
i0c decline. Hulk, ts.iBas36. light 1850
0s.2B; mixed, ts.s00g.4o heavy $500
s,l0i rough, tss0UGsb. pigs, ss.7b9a20.
sHBEP--Rsceipta. 10000; nrmi wethers,
81. @E2bs ewes, tlsbQ7sbi lambs H7S
Wf0.40; shipments, ts.2smii.4o.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

~
CATTLE Hncelpfs we're very fair Tor a
"wednesday ist ears being reported In This
makes The total for tbs three days fhls
week The largest for nDnibsr 0f wnaks
hack, ana larger than year ago BY 1000
head
Choice beeYes opened liftls stronger,
bpyArs picking out the most desirable cattle
N sight ~ lifiio better prices han ysstars
DAY, paying ll0.s6 Tor tho best hero, which
u The highest price ssar paid ht this point
ihh common ~ pretty R00d cattle werH no
better ~ fact tho tendency Df the market of
laia has been % gradually ease ON prices
working a little lover from day 10 day This
y especially naueAahle on the common 10
pretty good yeAriinEs. which are bDW7
ana on some certain hinds, ali of 81 90
lower than the extreme high point two
weeks ago
Good 70 thoice cows est ~ dry lot con
fipgs hbons siendys but ether grades are
easing on litile every day.
hteekefs and feederA wers scarce and
STEADY.
Quotations on eattlei Good 10 choice
nesfsa, 90 2eNl0et, fair TO goed hsevea
tyb99 1926 common 20 fair boeyea, 1880
Y sVt good 70 rh0lee, huifsre. tkCeWk7ks
good 10 choice e0was t77b1Eb03 fair 10
good cows sg76M7fb,t common TO fair
aewAs EftgWe1bl good 20 choice feeders,
tk90W Wiz fair 70 good feeders 1.7bWA 10l
common 20 fair edefn. 1700mT7G, GOOD
20 choice stoekers s760Ms 10, stock haifs
rrM, tg.7bMA.2b! stock COWS. fs.zbW7 hHg
htofh calves. tf2GWsfb. veal calves 10000
~ 90. bulls, stays. afe.. te,b0WAbg
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

New York, June META fs--Lsad. 81 90
asked apatsr. nominal, Copper Firm;
sleatrolytic, nearby, nominal; September and
later, t2a.0bW2g25. Iron, steady ana IN.
changed. Tin, steady spot, tHf2ih %
44s7h
Al London~-c Copper spot fisf futures,
fi20. slaciroiytir. flf2 Tin Spot, figi 1855
futures ffs4 It's
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

tisAH Aalgt ltasF nt tAaHs tH&A
NHiutA aHAM
NNiEu FNNff# AeHrss afH lsst
laHaia ta NfaaFas fNlE ASH afs
s55Rtf EtHlsN tIMtl#a assfa shst-s.
tkMs tsF laMlNh FassAts aa#ta
hF ek4H hH# VA ftM# F
HaHlas ss'si tsi arM ass aas tists fn
tA ht ia tstsf ssaasi fetf tet ttA
8Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

New YORK, June 7.--MEHcANTfLE Pa.
PEH~-a Y nor cent.
fSTEHI1NG EXcHANGE-s0-dhy bills
ft7aA demand, h1bA; cables, g47ah
HlLVER~-Bgr, G6Mei Mexican dollars,
81 &c.
TIME LOANs--e0 days, 2Hns per cent;
u per cent,
CALL -Firpi hiEh. ~ per cent;
low, ~ per cent: ruling rate 3 VI per cent.
last loan. ~ per cent closing bid 3 per
aauff affarod a. mar ,auf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
Read Thursdays Big Special Grocery, Butter, Vegetable
Canned Goods, Fruit and Cracker Sale

as.lh, saek Heat High Grade niar
m0nd II Flour, made from tha
best selected No. ] wheat. Moth
lns finer or bread. plea oE eakes,
ts.lh. sAck ss.,,tstt,,.sss, tt,fA
stslh sack White wheat, Wheat
aFaham. rvs Graham oF hlendea
Rve sac, ttstststFs stst9.st saa
Il bara Laundry queen, pure white
soap. for ...,,.....s. ase
! lha. hest white az Nelluv Cagn
msai 1900. .......t..t4, l1e
j lha hsai Rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal fVF st..stttsst eae
ia h0lee Japan hlfe st, eae
aklnnefa FAmnaa nmAha MAds
MaeaWni Nefmleelli Wf sra
aheiti pkE .ttts+ttetsss tsp
AAAa lalh tNF aesAeft hh Quality
tiaaAa lhe iastp tella psg GieN
sans ull ~ MUSTARD sArdlArs tae
Tall eAaa HAiuan ttfu. ssAe
NJ 4 raFn FLAKES, pA6 .fsttt,t ~
"a "a r nr kumtles pka, -
/ raha ualdea iamphih ilNmmf
NautF kyaui ~ nAssd tsaana eNe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

New York, June 7-~DhY 1ODDA~~1otion
goods we're generally quiet today, Yarns
we're firm. Knit goods for spring were
active cUnyertsra are beRlnnsng to clean
up their lots ~ wash goods and white
goods
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Beef Steers Continue Upward
and Other Grades Work Lower
Sheep Are Steady.
HOGS FULLY TEN CENTS LOWER

The f0llOWInR liable shnHH ihe receIptH
~ cattH, hogs and HheeH at the South
omaha Live stock market Tor the year 70
dats as compared with last year
1915. 1915 Inc. Dec
Cattle ,t. 1919 4le,0tg Ss,0f0 ..s.t.
IieKs ..s..I .I,ef5,sbt 1,49g,ksk 20f,sgg .,,tst
Sheep ssts ssz,0s7 gss,7GA ...4., 7s,e72
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs AZ the Omaha iiys stock
market for the iaat few days with com.
IarlaenMi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

snEkp-Thsrs uas very nshi run 81
nheHn ami lAmpa on hand this morning. only
eisht cars. % feep head, bellies reported ~.
THE makes me fetal f0f the lhree DAYS
leAts head Witch ls the smallest run for
kN* siuiikf rsriaa aimHa last tans hnins
gAaA short W lNmt ases and Ice liAhsaF
th&u iNp wsehs ANa. sai more than ieiee
i4fNn hH f1f the same days . rear ana
haflt fsFafis fIam Hsasf elhaf markets
tnMseAtFa q s0We hRt earlier tendency ka
itHih pfiess ani asarlte the fast that iafai
etfeiints safH 81 Hmiiea ihe market eaa
siNa iH SETTLES started haYgfe msas HaFif
elaa Mlstff lHWsf heais NhtlR ssiisfs
asksi FsNHfal'r siFHnaaF prices aht ff
ftssa Ie lalsi1ef iess thaa STEADY tds 10
VAS uit lafsNHaa baiHff isRaFfs maae snF
taees iW#Hf8 NutttHa teMHthaf. tHi abaa sfs
ieAi ttaiasss NhNtlE sftFtet Y Hes et fNef
aHaai siessf Nfias several itts ~ haHaf
ftANFA laMt.s Nafe aH haHt sHtiins HiaiHif
~ AsAeN &eA eNA sefae ihat Mass ggai HHeA
tsf eeiattf tHa ffst AH fssl ianrY
lNNasa ssft tssH Aafa tsfs ihr isst aaaiia
20 8sFN aat feiiHfa faIiHHa tkst snniHfhfna
M lsht q m9gs nwsa aeeia aliN Hflas
ntfan saasst afnas smts ssfs hsss
N #sss Ntfast aaia et1 HaNs af 81
&fNtA nsaA#M6 HN tNH eaMHM AafMiHA faHl
sts ~as efisFsa test hata sFiMea at
t'4 afsH 8aiaes stsss iiief sifhsash
asH haNa #t FFt - tft % gssiHFtsF
Mtsf fM et A#ef @ef# Nffa ssia es ~
stestH taHt tfff tsst Htth ssait
ttM sta his Aiaa A iaA6 k#ss6ts
MKS Nf#fAi saa fHH sfHA f#RsNf 80
Htsaiee ff ies setfs AZ rfHss tal ats
aasA IS $500 st thN satsE Iht iafa.
is ie@ ietsa ~ sat asa
tF Nss M fffsHfaf estfau
aalttHaf 4Nffr $50 FsaNs tsHfa
t Mn M
esssf fsHtts fsfss as IS
tsrAt tstHtE tfssaHat Isl ts haat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

iRsoa. cans Condensed Mia lhe
cans Mas, strlnK Green or Lima
Beans for ,sttsttttt+tftttt tse
iArge bottles Worcester sauem
Pure Tomato Caisup Fleklea, a.
sorted kinda. nf Prepared Mus
tRrd pef bottle, at ..stsst sAse
WefahegN uFeakfast Nueua lh ear
MaeiafrHn Peanut tlullef, lh " lae
FAnrY Queen niltea. atttsttts aae
tHHtN sWtai Pickles. at zoe
Fahff annf rieklgs. lt4ttstt, lnc
hamoHA a nlsnd Gee lee Eea pef
tb 4t... tttsttt.ttssss.., 80
FantF lI1'dfn santos N0ifgf lh sly
IHf hIifFR, rbhS a tuNfsk
MAHhtt nt nMAliA
rae uasi NesmeJY Nniiea lh sac
thu nsal efgamaFs hulles cafleR,
pef ib at ts8ettt tttttttft8et Hl@
fha piesi NouaifY Creamery nuiief
Ref lha et aattttftst tfsst sae
lmNaFsA hpaHefWfg cheese M aAe
tNll Nfvam faane Amefles Vie
Faaaln Cream De nglgk Cbessa.
yer " ttttsfsu*tfttst EN0
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

Imported Swiss Cheese, lh,.. a.
Neufchatel Cheese. each ..t....ae
The Best Strictly FRESH EEss, PEI
dozen s.,.tzf.tts......t... ete
Tnf ttGETthiE Avn FRI'lf
aARkIl Nl nNlilA fOR
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

The best Nev polatnes AS lbs ta
the peek. faf .......... lsg
Fresh Cabbage rtf 10 -s.... Il
) hunghes Ffeah krpArAeas a.
Ffvsh Spinach psF peck .,...h
I hnRetsa ffesh ufria ......
hWwehns Fresh CARROTS ..,t.
: hNughea f'Feah haalshss ~. a.
9 hunthsa traah Ouinaa 4... h.
I tNnehsa Ffssh Rbubsrh .. a.
Fresh Fsss. pee a .5s.. 81
Z hnnehas ffesh Leaf l.eiinse s.
tseaa lettuce pea hfad IL
iAfEr luenmhsrs. sAFh fhe A Ia
Esnrf hita femaiass lk ias
n iaFka lroea Fpppafa iae
We wlll have = ilvsh eAr n rins.
kPplrA Ia lpf thHFsasya Asls Al lks
fsNalaE law pflees.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08

MHNtH 4HiF
fffss ff5sa tesA M
~ AtAHM Af* NftHA 8
44AA tsM NwAMtNN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-08
RECEIPTS CARS

Receipts ard disposition of i've stock n
the Union EtBek yards, Omaha, hab., for
Nsntgafouf hours ending 81 . o'clock yras