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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
sli1I in Der sdmeis.

Die ieit langem idnebenben unfers
hunbluHgea lber bic nnEerbrinqung
IurbeoirFtiser HriegsgeFangener in Der
5Gpeia finb 70 meit geeieben, bag porz
bereitenoe Sdritts seton tperbtn ionntsR.
Der 8erIommlune ber penIipHs= unn
SoteIinbaber in 3dbos teilte GoniiGts
oberHleuindnt Rienhdns ndlneES 6es
iHpei3srifden 4rmeear5tes nit, baB bors
erF Elm 8erfua init L 1000 seutI1en nno
frdn5OFf9eu ariegsgefanesnen eemafE
iDeroeH fon. Sn 9sutidlane fritgs0efans
gene 5ran5oisn ioasn In Mlontdno BALLS
uHb QspFn @oao, bie oeuffdsu ariegss
s~tfdneeneR in GranfreiA IN Gobos uIls
ierssbrunt nerbsn. Die aoIftn io1en
beioe ednocr traser. na9 Mabgobs Der
Ydtieuisu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
9rogenban0d
TIT Sabre 1915.
Oas ausIano Ieioet.
Rurmnle 9reiie in SentihIan6 nnb
ms lluse6enre seiteiserte &reiie in
Geiu Y0rf.

RAD einem borIieatnben 9eri4t Der
8erliner 5irma griidner. Campo G. 60.
Bate Der 6auoel nit pbdrmaseutiI4sn
uRo tedRii4en 8rogen uHO ghemitalieR
ipdhreno bes R~riegsiabrss 1915 nit
uuBerurbsntlinen Shpietieteiten III
tdmpien. 9urd bic 9iesfeifietcit Der 4rz
tittt, nit benen er ii9 befabt, fisI sr beis
nabe inter ale 9%erprOnun1en iibtr Be
itdnboufnubmen, 9sldIdgnGbmen, 666Ifs
preiis Il. +. H., bic Der 8unoegrat erlieB.
Die 9reiie taft aaer 8areR baden Iia I'M
aaufe bes Sahres uad unb nab erbobt.
9ismane pdgie, groBere 9errdie ein5us
%taufen, oa INNER bamit gu rsduen mar,
bah teuer eingetauTte @dren zine itdrte
gatpertung erfabren piiroeu, tptnn nrs
srnartste gartien BON 4uslanbe bsreius
tdneu obsr Griebe geidIofsn nirbs. Die
bohsu 9reiIe pirtten aber Iebr hsilIam
iRfofefn, ais tie ben 8erbruuh eins
|idrdnften. gu ~boriiftigem Ginfaufen ano
CUR G~parfamfeit fibrten. @tnn es trpb
aHsbleibenbsr 3afubreH m69lid mar, ben
.8sparf an 9rogsn uno gbemitalien gu
bsder, 70 lit hies sum grebeH Sell barauf
saridsufiibreh baB bet 6dROI grOBs
9orrdte auf Eager bate, bic Bis ieBt
Mdheel perbinberten uuo mdBigenb auI
bic preisgeItoltuns fpirften. 3ur5eit, tpo
man in pielen areiIen ben 9anbef als snts
bebrlih aniebsu m04te, fei auf oiefe Dids
tige Role, bic er bei Der @erioraung bes
9oItes Fpielt, beionbers b~inaenieisn. Die
mad benz 4asldpSe arbeiten5en Girmen
babeH bas gsifIissen i6rer Oortisen &apis
talien gu betldgen. ba 3uhlungsberbote
unb ROratorien dn9 3~ablungsfdbige
SduIbnsr hinbsrn. 81 be3dblen. 8is
3ablunggperbdltniife i'm Snntran huben
ia peientlid sebeHert. SIN grob6dnbel
Dat biz 8dr5abluHg unb i'm aleinbanbel
3iel gIas aegriifsH, ginrihtunsen
bic 5ur geiunouns bes 9dubels nnb ba3u |
b~eitraeeH. bdB fid ieber Ideut, i6er Fetusn
uHS kiHe Wtittsl bindus @aren
siR3ntaufeu. 8ereitfte auf Der etnen Seitt
bic @infuhr bet 8are bon ueberFes iudds
ieRoe S1ptEisteiten, 70 mar anberieits
bic ausfubr nab ben ~befreunbetsn uno
a~eutralen Stqufen daBerIf b9biHbert; 10
ndmentlid bur9 bas Ausfahrosrbpt fir
ale Stoffe, @erbinoangen unb 9abereiz
bic sur gerbatuns, @rtennung
8ebanblung bon aEdnthsiten, QeibeH
mo a%0rperidabn jeber Mrt fir Menfhen
lnb 5iere bieusn@. Observation-Disclosures
nilr nit fsbr eroBen gsr35gez
uns IN ifsts geringer perbenbem
RcBt erteilt. 5ir fpihtiee MebitamHie
nR @ismuts Hns 2uedflberfaf3s, GdIiz
plprdparais, gbinin, goeain, MorpbiHm
Opium babsn i1 bic preiserz
in Grsr3eu befpest. bic aud in
5rieoens3eiten hdufis erreidt puroen.
Sromprdpar1tt fielen itart i'm grtife,
yobprdpdrate blie6en uaDerdnoert. Sang
m @egenfnb bier5u haben bic Mtoitas
uberol i'm auslonbe ungsbeuere
srb0hangen erfdhren: 10 ioitete 3u. q. in
2eip gort gromialium 40 Ih., Gblordk
nbrnt 16 Mt., Opium 81 Mt., Goblin
ur. 1000 ST., Morpbtam $50 9f. bas
lilo. gs herridf i'm 4uslanbe Elm forms
6unser nab DeutIden Msoitamens
IN. Gat ale Gambler erIisben aushahrs (,
fir Rsbi5iHalbrogen nnb ghemis /.
UNI fih ibre 8sitdHbe az fihern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Ter aOS Der maitsHfSnias.

Cine G@ar Don brgifsrtsn a6Dsa, sebn
an 3dbL, Karen infplgs bss arieges i'm
brhiteH @rabs notIeibenb g~stporbgn. Sic
geh0rten bem gerIiHer Eierbdnbiaer RHIG>
Ian ano battsn tsins RdbrnHg msbr. Gg
fDurbeH mehrfam fir bisis armsn 20peH
GammEnngeH tinesIeitst. Aber uer Bat in
bitien arisgsseitsn, in bensn % biels Mens
i4en leiom. fir ~bunstrnbs Comm tttpds
iibrig2 Sc mbtsH fGIiebIiH bic drmerl
9isre IN before Sagbgriinbs ed6idt fpers
ben. NIB biss ssFdab bidsr Sagt, in6em
man ben aoHiasn Der @iHe Elm Id)ntns
Dirienbes Gift ptrabrsidfs, ben re
I4msrsIOs rIkoa Eab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Der brittle gdlns traf.

@dhrtnb Elm aanbfufmmaHu IN Seis
beIbers sineH 9sferisur namsns GraHs
antoH 8ies gum 8abnb0f i~TaHspprtisrte.
srsriff osr 9sfertsur pI5bIia bic 1la6t
mn fnHte IN ben WaEb 80 suitDmmsn
Ter QdHbfurmmann feIertt aipei Snreds
FHiHs nb; 8Rs feBte obsr bic Sludt fort
nHn purbe iffisBIid beim 6ritten GhuB
in ban 6initriopf aetreffsH. Der BeIsrs
ieur ftir5ts tot 81 9obeH. Ct lit Ia 9eis
belbsra suhanft. mar bon 8eruf @eit1ens
beiisorbsiieE uao s~rirtutt @ isinss guitp
RuFss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Bnnte Krie9s=Cbronik aus oeutscben Ianoen
ar6eit BET aei6sSuit.

Die arbsitsleiFtune Der Rsi6spOI bat
tn ben lstten Wonatfn peiter tart guges
nommsn. Rcd elmer grisf3dbIung i'm
Robsmber 1916 uerbsn qeaenpdriia
ALIEN i'm Rei9spoItssbiet, 8dpern unb
ulfo ni6i nit eingerednet,
tdeli6 28,8 Miaiunen grisFIenoansen,
eiHi9leBIi6 Der mad BEN 6eIbe beItimms
ten uRo Der bon ben arisgsssFnneenen
herrliHrenben. dufseIiefert. @teenii6sr Der
Observation-Disclosures i'm Isbten Grits
eensiahrs 1913 bon II MiliOnsn Brief
ienbunsen III bic ber5eitiss 5osssaufliefes
rung I'm SO prcSent erDBsr. 4Isin Der
5slopot5risipsriebr beg &eihsz
.potsebiets nab unb bon benz Gelbe Ioipie
i'm Reidspoitsebist Itlbt ibtriteiet iebi
iBon NIT ieinea 1877 Miaioneu Senouns
gen bic selaute Observation-Disclosures
Ses atidspcitggbiets bon 1918.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Sin eiieuFI5edieu.

aHs Marbare ipirh bsrihtst: Cine Rs
din taufis bi sintm Spedbdusrn S6lDeis
nefteiia; ba i9E 6ds Geipiht 80 striRs
bortam feb ft bas 5lei9 aiif bsr fab.
tiT4en moee udbniegen pRb bd tam es
hernug. baB Der Bauer re bsfrOesn bate.
Der @srfGuFsr, bsr 59idbriss gsora aIas
fine aus SttsHborE battle an fsiaI Or
3imalmoes elm GiIsnil6bdtn onssbra9i.
Das arsisgridt bsrurisilie i'm 5t spsi
WoHatsn Rerfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
SariOrss fir Die ejesrter.

DIR 5iDeite 8iitsermeiiter Der Stabt
MIiiHden TT. pie infer gliiuGensr Wii
arbeiier brabtei. ms groBc 6~duptquartier
berufen iporberi. Disfe gsrufaRg bat ius
fpfern ihre befonbere gepaRotnis, aIs Der
stUeits 8~iirsermsifter OF. n2ertt cine ums
fdngrsi6e arbeit DsrfaBt bal, in ber ct
feine anii6t iiber erfolgrsihe Dirtfdofts
lide uuo neutrality-suspicious. fir DIE
9sp6lteruus Don Rorbfranfreia rnb Sell
gin bdrlegt. Mnf @runo biefsr arbeit
If bic 8erufuns Ing Sauptcaurfier err
fDlgt uuc stpar nit BEN auftrag. oaB
untsr fsiner asitune bic Ron g2erft bors
gsidlagensR MaBadbmtn bHr6sefii6rt
iperbea fpIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
90lmiide amasuusn.

SSn Der observation-disclosures Der pelnifden
2tgi0nen bient tin aHi5s6nid1riess Drdns
Ifix unter BEN Namgn Nlfrs6 @oloss
snnsti oGs aprperGI. ME ifrs ArIber
init ben GhHbeB aus 9rgmboDia abgias
eer, reiite re cine eEEerlide geDinignaq
mit tinigen JreunbiuneH nat bemleibsn
8net ah. 8ipei Trauen bitHeH IN htr
gpfiitu Brigade IN Der Uniform bon ae=
g~ipnaren. @af Wdrfhen uIlb absrbaupt
II ben Wihen be- arissss fsbsH Fe m
Hi6is mrsn GumsEabsn nadl. uHb lire
N0rseltkttH iprsfen Fh dbtr fs nit
Qrebier Mngrfennnaa aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
@e6eImnispaae granbe in aranfreia.

Gdtpe3sr 9ldttern 5ufoIse trsten gts
eenfDdrtig pieIe uno groBe grdnbe in oer
fran3ofIdn 8egenb bes 8oubs uub I'm
8e6st BON 8tlfort ouF. Sn @ruH 5erz
forte EN- @robfsusr fit bunberttaufsnb
Mart aefxnsmittei. 8draden iuurosn
bnr9 9rdnbe in gourosne sineedfdsrt
Hnb in g6nmpdenpIe trurbsn umfdngs
reife Wnrenloger buya cine Gsuersbrunjf
3erH0rt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Die rafFide itnifprnr.

Die a. 3ariher 3ts.4 meIbtt aus
getrOsrnb: Cine ruIii9e Civilizations
milton bon finf bobsn SFIi8isren pirb
benz a0nig bon Aumdnitu BE Uniform
ais gbrsnoberf sptier ruiFfder aeais
msnter iiberbrinssn.@ Die groas iii
MIN sritsns, ob ss tine Gbrt 1T, Obsrit
ruiFIden Regiments 5a Iein; sipsis
tens. ob Der Rurudne sas rufff9e .Res
annebmeH ipirb; un6 briitsns.
oh ss fa nm cine Uniform ober cine
3pangsiddt bdnbelf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
aeatide ea1nwaaen ii ctaerreid.

8argermeiiier Or. MsiBtir6nersDiea
tfiEte IN Der GiBnng Der Sbmdnnerionfes
rtss re gsmeinberats NIT. fer heutEde
8otFhafter b. EfhirFnfp Il. g0gfnborFf
habe fih beim GIfsnbd9n5entrolamt IN
Berlin nit GrfoEs bafHr ~Derfuanbt. boB
idglih 200 Maseons bts beutfden
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sur @erFEaGtnng
bon Sfraner @asioble fir bic Biener
ftabtifdeu @asuerle Sur @~eriHeuna ees
felt uerSen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
..Hindenburg bacsi..

SIN 8ubdpefer 2iftfpisIhals nurbe
Elm Ron Sulius aOmor btrfaBtss MGrhsn
aufgefihrt: s9tnbeHbura bdef.S Der
5eIbmorldda febt i'm MitteIpuntt bes
gtiides 8piiden ansrlsi 3aubsrIput unb
b0fen 9trsnrdnisn. bic er nntarli6 = e
mibte ni9t Der 6inDenburs iein = gldnz
5enb beftst.
Sinbenburg dls ainberm6bden (.
Elm eieensr @ebdnte. 4ber bic 9dupfIade
bleibt bo9, bab Der 6inbenburs fein
Mdrhen II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
aeLbaranes qnd IN Be- sdptia.

Der i6fpei3erifde Huneesrdf beIeate
Bel ben Gdpei5er 9uhFabritdnten insets
FAINT ID Milionen Meier f~sIo1rauss iii
litdrtnh i'm gstrage bon 20 MiniDnen
GraHItn. Sbnobl bic Ghfpeissr Reeiss
rpns fir bic 8ahaflHns ber Woae fe[bft
Iorgt, geniisen ioI5e nidt. um bic gdn5e
MeH@ oes erIorberIiden WiIitdrfuGss
81 fre6su. So ~Seridnttt, bag i~HfolgebeTsn
Elm Eeil ber gube bon ~amsrifaniihen
JobrifantsH stlisTsrf fDefben Dirb, urn BE
piiHtiIihe abIisRuEng Bel BIN 8sbSrbsH
lder5ulteIsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
arieaseafdabianna Be- aeraie.

Die ariesssntFadsigune @robberIiner
asrste utrfiigt bersiis i6er Elm aapitat
Bon ms5r als 10000 M. Nh Der Spite
Der eften @abeHliite ftshtH Spsnoen BON
iber 10000 uaO 1900 I. Der 9erIiner
Ia Standardization 9sreinigungen. au@ bic
adfeu bon Risbers gdrnint, HeutoIn,
GfOneberg unb Der grpben BerIiner
StrubtHbdbn baben aufebnIide 8etrdee
dHfgs6ra9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Grifer WebanHs

Sin atlsr fdidt uns folssnesn mis
aus Der .sSngtnbS:
Gin Dndosder fief BON Turn Esrob,
eiHem 5rsmDen auf ben aOpf. Ra9bsm
id 9eioe BON Ghrsdsn erboLt hditsn,
Ddgts Der Abgstiir5te bis banes Grass:
~Sie fan bo toa amsriiantr2s
@eHH mir uas reGt ~erinnetH, baben
mir eitfsn Wib fhcn tinmoI aebraht; er
II inOefen 70 gut Bag mir IbH ssrus nod
abofudsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
ginbpIfaeas arieasppfer.

Sin Der @Ergsrausf9ubFbung a1eolf
5eI tilts giirsermditsr gIeid NIT. baB
Biz iebt 70 G~innobner ben 6e[bmtpb ers
Iitten hben. Don hem Der Gtobt sar
@erjiisune eefieuien arisgstreoif in 50be
non 10000 81. Fnb Bis iebt runb 5000
Wdrf rgrtpenbet fporner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
anbefnaies graaen boa l%Inifernell.

Der Observation-Disclosures In ben Uaarten.
GsreraIubtrf b. asNsl. bat FpIeenbs Be-
tanntmnhnng erI1fsn: ia Is nod INNER
portommt. bob ilnbsfugte bic liniformsn
Ron MilftdrperfpHsn ipiDie ariegsdns>
~ssidlnuHgen. 0rbsn unb Gbrsn5eihen am
leaen, btiimmt ID biermit: Dds unbefusse
anlesea miIitdrif6er nniformm Dber BON
arisssdIsseiGuunseH, bon Orben unb
Ghren8eiAen ~iiberbaupt, ToiuIe bic unbes
redtigtt Annobme uiiIitdrifhtr Sitsf III
i'm Sntersfe Der 0fFsntIideH Stherxit bsrs
botsn. 9itie @nprbnuns tritt iofort in
araFt.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
Der @iebsraufsau bon eSmen.

Die Q5fpentr Gtdbtberpaltung hai
nunmebr ben @isberauIbou oes 3srit0risn
GtabtteiLs bon 26ren jpipis bes nbsts
brnnHten SuitispoIaHss btfhEoFen 8is
IS heiBi, bat bas beuiEhe @sneraIgOnbtrz
WReHt bic ntutn BIGnt bereiis eebinigt.
10 bah bic arbsitsH baIbisit ouFespmmsn
i6naeR
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
gaeniaer aidlt III qins.

Nus ains pirb oemslbtt: Rad BEN 8sis
ipieI bieEtr dnberer, iHsbtToRDsre rsihgs
Oeutfdsr Gt6bts entfdlOb Fd aud bsr gs>
msiuberdt br Gtabt qiRs, tpdbrelb bfr
.9riegs5eit bic 8fleu6tung Der GtraBsit
ein8ufhrdnttn. 9isie ginT6rdniung tpirb
IN Der Art unO ggsiis ongeorbnet, baB zine
beitimmte AnddbT ben 9aternen nm 10
lbr Mbenbs etl6iht pirb. 8isf9 Auz
tDenDuns ihIieBt fa audi bic G4psifsrs
Itabt llrfahr on.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
mnEInnterridt liz srsIinssts arisae:.

Sn BEN bon GHa &ibn oeIeitsieu Mus
Standardization il a6niosbsra fHb uus
tsrridfstarIe fir trbIinbete arisggteiIHefz
msr siHasrihtes prrbtn. 0er uneniaelts
liht unttrri6f srfrsdt fid 5Hnd6H aft
alapiers nnb 0ratIIpitIs. anbtr6em III
nod Elm kionaersr 8urIus fur aIapisrs
llIMmm eiEaui4kh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
sparbader fir a~rieaspaiien.

Die ftabtiiasn aorpsrl6dFten bon 9ers
Iina5d0ntberg bdbsn bic Gtiftung bon
Gparbldern an aritesindiIen beI6loFen.
5ebes nod Mot fonfirmitrie ainb. has
9~riegsnaiIs III, er9dlt aus ben lle6ers
fdaisu Der FdDfifhen SporfaHe Elm
Sparbun nit siuer Ginlaee BON 30 Mdrf,
bas in 90be bieles 8strosts unb Der Gnf
.8uIdufsaben 3inIsn BIS sur ginlesnnns
bs RiHbes ssipori ipirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
and Elm a6idisb.

Gin QaHoturmmann, Der mad erbols
tsner ausbiIouHe ms Je1b ridsn fDa,
pirb bon ieiutr gniiin gum ga6nbof be-
gIeitet. Der Mbf6ieb beifanb in ben fur,
sen Worten: r4ejiis. trina.
uMbiis. Bitter
9pdter meintt eth aamsra0 80 Der iars
dnesbunoensn GhkfEou: .Dos nor aber
Elm trodener Mbfditb, - fporauf is eIdtt
sriuisertf: gSd, peHn Der bic GraH5oIar
70 orllat. mic mid. oann hobsH mir balf
dtitOtn' !
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
eIsssa ss6ns b arIeasbisnif.

0sr @riEftrSoer antsn auitsEp ia
Mabrii9 @ubnik hat iieasn G5bns In
3fitessitnF. Die Gghne lehtn I'M 4lisr
spn 3 rs AZ Sahrfn uns II nur tinsr
ren nsnEeIExa SamibL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10
GRAIN


CHICAGO. March 0.--Assertions that ths
bearish showing Of the government crop re-
port had been more than discounted by per-
siStent selling for weeks past. led today to
higher prices for wheat. The market. al
though unsettled at the close was hc to y
"a We up, with MAY at $i.li%Mh aud
July at Sl.00k. Corn gained iac to Ac
net oats shade to hc and provisions
II TO 52c
Notwithstanding that on account Of the
government figures ON farm reserves the
wheat market opened at decline, prices
quickly began to take a decided upward
swing. Short sellers, who were attempting
to realize profits, found themselves con
fronted soon with the fact that the pit was
bare of offers The result was that before
the advance could he halted quotations ran
up from the low point which had been
touched at the start.
Corn fluctuatcd mainly in accord with
changes in the price Of wheat.
Oats derived a little strength from sea-
board buying.
Highest prices on hogs since June 81. 1910,
carried provisions sharply up grade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10
MIAR
STOCKS AND BONDS
Financial Statement.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Takng today $
market as criterion. Wall street, or at
least the speculative fraternity, seemed to
have recovered from the alarm 0ccasioned
by recent political and diplomatic contro.
versies. Trading was on the largest and
broadest scale of recent weeks and almost
wholly on a rising scale of values.
All quarters Of the share list parici-
pated in the advance which gathered force
with the progress OF the session. despite CON
siderable realizing for profits. Specialties
again scored the most substantial gains, the
metal group being particularly prominent.
Perhaps the most impressive and helpful fea.
ture was the steady advance OF U1ited
States Steel. which gained u to s4h on
transactions ranging from LOCO to more
than 1000 shares.
Texas company led the petroeums, which
were unaffected by reports Of further dis
turbances OF Mexican origin. Rails were
higher by to 2 points with the exception
Of New Haven which was weak on the early
trading on suspension of its proposed higher
FREIGHT rates by the interstate commerce com.
mission but recovered later
Total sales amounted to 10000 shares.
Exchange on Germany fell to the new
low rate Of 72s. hardening trifie at the
close.
Bonds were irregular. with total sales,
par value Of $2 400 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10
COTTON
Neu York Cotton Conditions

NEW YORK. March 9.--There was a very
sharp advance in the cotton market here
today, with NAV contracts selling up TO
II g5c. or 20 points above last nights final
figures and closing at 11.S9c. The gen
eral list closed very. steady at net gain
Of 21 to 2s points for the day Liverpool
was hardly M TO expectations and the mar
ket here opened at a decline Of / point on
March but other months were l to o points
higher and active positions quickly sold 9
to IL points above last night closing fig
ures ON covering aud scattering support.
There was quite lot Of May and July
for sale at the advance but reactions OF
or points We're followed by renewed
frmness and the demand became more active
during the afternoon. The best prices OF
the day were reached in tie late trad
ing. when July sold at l2.13c and 0cto.
ber at 122sc and when the general list
showed net gains of from 81 to 20 points.
There was enough realizing to cause reac-
tions OF or points on the more active
positions during the las. few minutes. Some
traders were inclined TO attribute the ad.
vance chiefly to covering by recent Wall
street sellers, on the better view OF the
international situation, while others empha.
sized the renewde steadiness OF southern
spot markets reports of an improved trade
command and reports from the esouthwest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10
Vote to Work
Rather Than
Loaf in Jail
Special to The World.

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, March o
Work In the open air is preferable
to idleness in close. foul-smelling
jailhouse. This is what II out of 13
city prisoners thought when they
took a vote on the proposition OF
whether they would stay at work or
go back to the Jail. Recently District
Judge Clark decided that there was
no authority of law for the city to
farm city prisoners to the county
to be worked on the roads, and sew
eral prisoners secured their liberty
through habeas corpus proceedings.
There were several prisoners who had
not served their Jail sentences. The
matter was placed before them of re-
turning to the Jail or continuing the
work on the road. Thirteen of the
men were lined up and asked To de-
eide what they should do. Eleven
voted to remain on the road work
and two preferred to go back to Jail.
While on road duty the men sleep
in tents and are fed from tables as
are the guards and superintendents.
They are given substantial food, and
in some cases, those of the dope"
fiend especially, have the men como
hsck strong and materially improved
for having worked in the open air
and eaten good FOOD.
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LIVE STOCK


CHICAGO. March 9--i.oGS-Receipts
20, 600 head: market easy TO higher: bulk
$9.55do75, light 50 92GM9.70. mixed 500
mosO, heavy so, $3.50, rough s9.25@
9.46, pigs s775Ms.90
CATTL Receipts 1000 head. market
unsettled: native beef cattle $750d9.g0,
western steers S7250 s.45. stockers and
feeders $3.50 90. cows and hefers So so
a : GO. calves $s.50@1l25.
SHEEP--Receipts 1000 head; market
firm; wethcrs SS.25MS.90, ewes $4,000
$50, lambs s9.50@ l.55.
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KANSAS ClTY, March 9,-IiOGs Re:
ceipts COCO head; market higher; closed
9.52h. packers and butchers s9.2jG9.50,
light 50 i5Gu 40. pigs S775Ms75.
CATTIE-Reccipts 900 head. market
strong to higher; prime fed steers s9.o0@
o.60 dressed beef steers $7.75 a 900, south
ern steers S1OO@s.50. cows s500@7.75.
heifers $1,000 1000. stockers s6.75 q 500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10

NHIrAGn

CHICAGO, March 0.-BUTTER-Un
changed
EGGS-Market lower; receipts 2t17S
cases: firsts 18h a. lgc, ordinary firsts
l7% @lsc; at mark. cases included, 1s@
19c.
POTATOES-Market higher receipts Is
ears Wisconsin, Minnesota aud Dakota
white ascm$t.05 Michigan white 9scm
$l.02, Minnesota aud Dakota Ohios 95cQ
$l.o5.
POUITRY-Alive unchanged.
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Fort Worth Live Stock.

FORT WORTH Texas, March 9-IlOGS:
Receipts $500 head; market l5c to Csc up;
bulk $900m925.
CATTLE-Roceipts $500 head, market
IOc higher. beeves S6.50M $50.
SIIEEP-ReceptS 2.20O head; market
steady limbs $500 1925.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Range.
PRODUCE


ST. LOUIS. March 0.-POULTRY-Un-
changed, except springs. gle: turkeys 23c.
ducks 1870.
BUTTER-Unchang
EGGS--lShc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10
REAL ESTATE
lRIEAlL ESTATE
FOR SAIL &


S6,50O-for a new S-room residence,
in tirst-class location in south side
Si,200-For new 1-room. 2-story
house, beautiful location south
side and worth the money
S3,5OO-Wc offer an east front 5-room
cottage, modern, close in, on South
Main street. The lot IS worth the
money alone.
S2,S0O-For Groom east front on
south side. and close in.
SS, S,SOO-With part terms, FOR a first
class east front hunsalow on South
Carson, six rooms. sleeping porch
and garage for two cars. This prop
crty Is a bargain and must be seen
10 be appreciated.
81, i50-For "A high-class home in
Carlton Place, eight rooms, sioepinS
porch, basement ANA garage tor two
cars Beautifully shaded lot. lo-
Gated on South Cheyenne avenue.
We have many homes for sale in al!
parts of tn" city, and number of
good values in vacant lots.
our experience in building ana the
amount of property We nave
handled IN the city. places MS IN a
position to offer the buyor the best
for the money
Let us show You what We have.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-10
NOTICE

All advertising for po-
sition wanted, furniture
for sale and personals are
cash with order.
Out-of-town ads. will
not be run unless remit
tance is made with orders.
Two cents per word for
all ads. ordered misclassl-
fled.
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KANSAS

KANSAS CITY. March Y.-BUTTEK
Unchanged.
EGGS-TInchanged
POULTRY Unchanged.
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Now York Cotton Entures

tending to disturb confidence in the recent
bearish predictions Of material increase in
Texas acreage.