davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Hughes or Wilson

The pros and cons of this year,
presidential campaign are bewilder-
ing to the average layman. Both
sides advance strong, we'll supported
arguments, and as men of inquest
toned integrity, deep insight intonat-
;onal affairs, men prominent in every
line Of business are found among the
enthusiastic supporters Of both can
didates there must be worthy points
in both platforms. But one cannot
nick the best of each-h he must choose
one or the other, for better or for
worse, and having made his choice
should be patriotic enough to record
that choice at the polls. We have
chosen Charles E. Hughes, not be-
cause we believe fully the Republican
charges that President Wilson has
been tried and found wanting" not
from reading the Justice's hammer"
campaign, but for the rather sorid
and mercenary reason that we do be-
lieve in the Democratic charge that
"the money interests are with
Hughes. The so-called "moneyinter-
ests" are controlled by but six
or seven men and an ad-
ministration opposed by these
men would be in a sorry plight,
while an administration in which
business interests would feel secure
would have an alley which would CO.
operate In promoting the welfare of
all of the people
We hope to see Governor Emanuel
L. Philippre-elected. His opponent,
Mr.. Williams. is a most worthy gen
tleman, one Of the best, we believe,
who ever ran for office. But we al
so believe that a change in office
Just at this time would prove a seri-
Gus setback to the interests of the
state. Governor Philip hasinaugu-
rated business system into the admin
istration which has been totally lack
ing heretofore, and the most promi-
nent Of these has turned out benefi-
cial. Political systems have attempt
ed in every way to block the efficien-
cy of the Governor plans in order to
make them appear ridiculous, but in
spite of that he has made a splendid
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02

increase in population in Wisconsin,
statistics show that there has been a
great decrease in the vote polled in
this state during the past twenty
years. At next Tuesdays election
it is imperative to the success of the
Republican ticket that a full vote be
polled. Study the sample ballot as
shown in this issue, make up your
mind just how you will mark your
ballot at the polls, and then BE ON
HAND next Tuesday. The interests
at stake in this years election should
bring out the largest vote ever re-
corded. Do your share.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Subscription $3.50 Per Year

showing. We believe that demo-
cratic governor would have even a
more difficult opposition to over
come, for, deplorable as it seems, it
is nevertheless a fact that political
machines do not always consider the
welfare of the people in their zeal to
promote the party. Governor Phil
ipp is working to place the admins
tration of this state s affairs on bus
mess basis, and we believe that it is
not only fair, but wise, to give him
at least another term in WHICH to
complete his efforts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Expect Phillip Victory

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. L Friends
of Governor Philip believe there is
no question but he will be elected
next Tuesday by a large majority.
The governor has given to the State
of Wisconsin a splendid business
administration, and on this record
deserves the support of every citi-
zen Of the state who has the welfare
of Wisconsin at heart.
The voters of Wisconsin rarely
have the opportunity to vote for a
man of the caliber of Emanuel L.
Philip for governor. 1t is not often
that men of his high business capa-
city are willing to give their time to
public service.
The governor has given this state
the benefit of his splendid executive
capacity for two years, and it is only
right that he should be given an opp
ortunity to finish the work which he
has begun and which is bound to
prove Of such great benefit to the
state.
This should be remembered by the
voters next Tuesday, when they may
be expected to show their appreation
Of the governors valuable services
by accomplishing his election by a
majority SO large that the publicwill
know that the workGovernor PhilipI
is doing for the state of Wisconsin is
thoroughly appreciated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Mrs. Babcock Called

Mrs. Moria Babcock, who has been
living alone at her home just north
of the Consolid at e d Lumber
Co.'s office on Main Sire ct,
was found dead in bed yesterday
morning, death evidently follow
ing sudden attack of heart failure.
Mrs. Babcock has resided in Pierce
county for the past So years. She
was married at New CentervilIe as
years ago, and since the death of her
husband. % years ago, she had made
her home in this city.
She was a devoted member of the
local Baptist chnrch, and had been in
constant attendance at all services
since she joined over 80 years ago.
She is survived by four brothers,
and four sisters Hiram Gordon of
Minneapolis, Franklin Gordon of
Bitter Root Valley, Mont, Percival
Gordon Of the town Of River Falls,
Herbert Gordon of Elk River, Mont
Mrs. U. L. Briggs Of Eugene, Ore,
Mrs. E. w. Shepard of this city, and
Mrs. Medora Briggs and Mrs. Geo
Hudson, of Bitter Root.
The funeral services, conducted by
Rev. D. B. Spencer, will be held at
the Baptist church tomorrow after
noon at 100, and burial will be made
in Greenwood cemetery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02

The family in a group photo
graph--before they have left the
old Preside and gone out into the
big wor1d--Ever think of it?
Nothing preserves the home at
mosphere and home memories
like a group picture--with father
and mother in the center.
And, when the family is scat
teced how glad you will be that
YOU had it done in time.
Photography almost puts this
obligation on us. Make the ap-
pointrnent today.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Houses for Sale

New modern bungalow. Finely
located on east side, $4,000.
Good room house near normal
Two lots and barn, 1900.
6 room house with corner lot,
$500.
| have other nice city homes and
will gladly show any of them at any
time. See my list before you buy.
S. L. Krauth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Bids for County Funds Depository

In compliance with Section 683 of Revised
Statutes all banks, banking institutions and
trust companies are hereby notified that at
the annual meeting of the County Soard of
Pierce County to convene on the 18th day
of November, 1916 there will be placed before
said board for its action and approval any and
all bids from such banks, banking institutions or
trust companies for the deposit of the funds of
said county for the year commencing JAN
uary /, 1917. Such proposals must be fled
with the County Clerk at least one day
before the meeting of said board and must
state the rate of interest the bidder will
pay on daily balances, such interest being
computed and credited to the county at the
end of each month and such deposits and ac-
crued interest being held subject to draft and
payment at all times on demand.
Dated at Ellsworth, Oct, IL, 1916.
o. J. HoHLE,
County Clerk. Pierce Co, Wis.
First publication Oct r. 1919
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
The Local Market

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc., to-day:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02
Vote!

Although there has been a steady
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-11-02

phone your news items to the
Journal. Phone No. 20.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
gerIonalnotisen.

SEER Goniel Snfnies, Der foIt
filnf Monate iut 8eifen nellie u1o
iid in Oregon. Nalbington. Cali.
iornin mo Colorado berinitltmniel.
te, lit Iesteu 5onntag pieoer bier
eingetroHcn. 1aB i9nl oas Relierl
8uiagt gebt oarals berbor, oaB Ser
SudHies 10 9fliuo an @epidt gu.
gellOntrHen bet
silmitsdrtner & 8 Sch lit bon
0aibington mo Nep yort 5urild.
gctebrt no er ais 8reisrihter ben
0ortigen Btuaen 4iisiteaunaen bel.
mobnte. er Fat it'd beicnoers IN
NaibinBton arnnolid m~igeieben
mo lit nut Gieleu giegierungsbeau1.
Ten, Darltnter aud Dem 9i3eprali.
oenten MarI6an befoimt geiuorOeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
&leine 9%ofaina9ri9ten!

Die Stnlitug Der Srocp
transfer SO, 25i0 gtoro r. Ctr,
mur6e geltern Ourd) 6eiter nernidD.
tct, bod gelaug es, Die Is IN Der
ielben befin6Iideu Bfcroe 81 ref
ten. Der Sdaoen betrdet ettun
$1,000.
g. 9. goitif, Elm friibcrcr
angeiteIlter Der 9ipe Stod gtational
8anf, Der nab @eriibdtng groBcrer
llnteridlagiing Dor is Monaten
iladtig muroe, ieoof fiir5lid 81.
riidtebrte mo Ii6 iel6it Der 3oli.
sci ftelte, ipuror 81 elmer 3ud)t.
housitroie bou 5 Sabren perur-
teilt.
Miortag peridieO bier r9iGp"
Sent, eiit Original uriter ben 3ei-
tiirgsmdnnerL I'M Alter pon 90
SSaEren. sSn 1876 mar ct 9te0nfs
telr Der alten ngpening Rens"
nie bon 6reO gpe berauseegeben
ipur0e. pitroe 1880 9ofalreoofteur
Der See, l1iO ntroe 1884 5lnt
2eidenbeidoucr bon Gouglos Gouns
til erm16It. Gr girlq ioooun nod
Dem Neiten urto febrte Dor feds
Sahren uaf Omaha 5uriif. 8ulest
mar er aorrefturleier an Der Bee.
Gr biuterIdBt cine 5ron unO cine
Gohter. Sein ein5iger Sobn fam
Dor mebrera Sabren bel cineiil
gabniinfaII inns Seben.
Ole Beal8 ilicellt 50. fat Iid)
auiaeloit. uno Die beiocn biSberi9en
Observation-Disclosures meroeu ii6 &c.
trenlit etobliercn. 9i14oolpb Deal
miro Die NeaI Goiumiiiion Company
Qrilnoen mo iidJerlih ga or ais
tiidtiaer @eiddftsulaim befarnt 1T,
ond in Dem llelleIl @eidoft grfolg
boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
,,3eppelin4
HOtpptitN >
Sin nmcrifnnildcr ,GimpIiciiimns'.

TIN nnerttnnlidler -tiitpltclrliiiits (.
aliri bat aud Geutidp Amerifo ieili
@ieblattl o3cppelin@ beiBt es uto
treffiifer ld)leuoert es feline Suit.
6onrben oltf @erehte mo fingered.
te - nit mo obne Biloeitrih
SIR 6reube Oieier ui1D 3lHl Merger
ieiler. jiiit iDie eB 0a5 In ieiilenl
luftigen 2abor1torinm iair uotig bait
utt0 iDie es Die @jei1ebniiie nlli @rs
Sen. bon Der bo9en 8arte ieiner
So9elidan aus eeieben, beurteilt.
Gle ioeben erifyienere erite Num.
mer nit farbigen a5anitrotionea
berieben urio auf feinem 9apier &C.
0rldt lieiert einen gl1n5en0en
Beueis fiir oos a6nilefl Der M1itar.
better. Die gilber iino ourdmeg
BON aiinitIerbGuoen ullD bebanoeln
reben ancrifaniiden 5tofien notitr-
lid aud Den 8eltfrieg. allies
firit4 Clinton Albertl, 13ie 0tope
i'm 9set" Clinton 4Ibert), e3eitge.
mabe 8ornung" Cgrorern) lnlO
pr1d)tige un0 5eitgemaBc Sauitratio-
men. Sin berporragenOe5 Bib Hat
Meiitpr gioppenbod beieeiteuert uno
aud Die 9iloer bon Anoerlet mo
Suenter finO eritflaiiige arbeit.
8ert!id l1bt Die hummer ebenfaa8
nidltS 81 miini6eu itbrig. Die
5ti33e u5e00p 1ui Dem ariegspfaoee
lit cine beiBeuOc 5ntpre alf bic
oeltidfeinoiiden llnltriebe oes Rallb-
reiterG 6erlten.
5lr Die nddite 6olge fuiloiet Der
@erlae cine greisfrase an. fir 0eren
geantiportiue wertuulle 9reiie aus
9eieBt iiaD.
Ger ge5uaspreis fitr IL 5olgen
oes e3eppelin betragt 81. BRO.
6enunlulern iinO geaen e~inienoung
Don fOr in 9rieinarfen bonn 8erIag
oes Zeppelin 996 5impion STR.
9tep gorf Gitps erbaltlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
canling'S prOtelt
lit fir Ole Eab'.
Bon etnein amerifaniifen Sdiff
furtseihleppte SentidDe bleiben
gcfangeR.

@dihinatom, 4. April. ge.
fanutlid bate StaatsiefretGr Gan.
ing bel Der britiiden Reeiernns
&roteit erhoben, lueil Elm rugliider
Stronger Elm amcrifaniidles 5diff,
ami lpeldlem iid 80 Sentidle befnn.
ben, angebalten nnb bic Sentlden
sefnugen geiebt batte. 6emte MN
hat Die britiId)e GsgierHng Sieien
8rOteit balm beantmOrtet, Saf tic
iidJ peiaerf, bic gefaagenen Seut-
iden anf freien 5nt sn ieten. (8as
Mmerifa in oieiem SaIl TIM miro?
gtidts! Canning fam pruteitieren
10 biel er mill, bel ben fred)en Sriteu
ldlagt Oieies nidt On. 9as Elm.
5ise Mittel, bic Sritem sur GaiiDn
sn bringen, lit Oas GmbargoD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
Briten erO6ern
Erater 6urdrk!
Sei ct. GlOi, iibIid BON yptrn,
fOmmt es 81 beitlgcn
dGmpfeH.

Berlin, 4. April, iiber Son0on.-
Gas Otntidle Ariegsamt mrl0ete fen
te bDrmittag GplgenOes; Mad einem
heftisrn @efedlt selang CO britiidcr
SrnppeIi, ienen in Der Nags BON ct
GlOi 6eEinOlid)en Minnfraier, Oer
lUir ibnen bur mebreren Sagen ab.
nnfmen, 5nriif3nerobern.
8abe San, il0lid Der CONNIE
lunrbc cin mad turser Mrtiaerie.
Dprbereitnna nHseictter frinSlidei
Stnrmansriff Snrdl nnier 5euei
sum Stebcn gebradlt.
8nrdl bic Seidiehung uOn We.
tinullle, in 0Itlidler Hidtung bon
6brims gelegeR, iiigtcn bic gran
.5ufen ibrcn cigenen SnnosIenter
betrdfltlife %crlnite IN. 9rei
6ranen nno Gin Sinh lunrSen &c
t0tet, finf MGnHer, bier Sranen
rnb Gin Sinh idliuer perlctt.
Nage @Olehcfe, in 5~lanOern, mnr.
be Gin bitiider 0oppelbeder abgr.
idOlen; bic Sniaiien Der Maidiuc
gerieteu in @efnugenidaft. Dit bic
5licaer hat c~berlentnant Bert
hOlS ieineR pierten feinOliden
&f-Aerpplan abgeIdoncn.
Garis, 4. April. 9as fran-
s6hidle Gricgsnurt gibt III, bah III
Dem seitrisen danlpf NM @cronn bic
9entiden lire Anarifisfrpnt nm et-
ma 3 ailOmeter z Mcilen) mciter
ansOebuten. Man uiinmt in offis
3ieiieu areiien an, Oaf bic Cent.
idlen einen lcBten aagemeinen an.
ariff anf bic Sefeitignugswerfe ma.
den nerOen, Die lie non Der 3ita.
Belle Ser6nEs nod trennen. Die
idIlueren Oentidlen @eIdike limb ma.
her an bic fsinDlidlen einien 6crnn-
geidafft iuOroen, un6 Oa bic bcntidc
Snfantcrie ansgerulf nu6 reprGas
wOrbeE i'll, itebt etn allsemci.
net angriif 5u erluarteH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
eiebesaaben fir saiierte.

9eiu YOrf, A. april. - Der nadl
gOrbeaug a~bsefabreHe fran56hide
Sampfer G0dJambean bat $4,000
Rfanb Anadtabaf, 100000 i3igarr
retten nnb 433 @rus MaisfnlbeH.
2feifen an Surb, bic inter bic bri-
tiidcn nnO frau5Oiiden Solbaten in
6raHfreidJ nno gelsien p~erteilt luer.
ben Iollen. Dir Stiftnns fOmmt BON
iSran Wrursr @aibin9tpn gppp. Ter
Batte hat Bier ~ EDnnen pnlDeri.
iierte MtildJ nnb aanneuluaren fir
amerifaniid)e Observation-Disclosures in
6ranfreidj, iOiuie Sch fnr y
S~ouflenbaber fir franSOfidle Sol.
baton gclammelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
gpitpn Nrpke cper.

g(n IS. uno II. april miro Die
@oltoncr @roBe 0pern . @eieaidoft
I'M auditorium Die iolgenoen Gpern
auffibrpft: Die 9iebe oreier aoni.
.ac. ia @obeale9 mo gNiaoonte
9utteritn.
Gen GperfEr1terL Die ole erlterl
Ranges iiIio uno f6 in ibrfn beiten
Rolen 5eigea meroen, miro it'd Aala
9oblolpn. bic b%erubntte ruiiiihe Tan.
germ, nit ibrer aiinitIeridor an.
rciben.
8ir MAIDEN 1eiite idot oas 9u
blifum aitf Oieie 4nfiubrlmgen ani
merfianL altf bic mir nod ndber
3urIdfonmen lDer0en.
Is 1T 5iudr tnltm crit notig, auT
bic 2eiifpngeu oieier @eieaihait nod
beionoers btn8ufpeiieub GA lire Tar.
bietitHgen bis Jest iiberal marnlite
4niHobme uifo bic bonlte 4nerfen
mIng g%efinoen hoben. IS iin0, mic
eciagt, ardfte eriten 3anges, Die Der
Beieaihait on9ehoren.
llno oa ardl oas Grdelter inter
~beID1brter fiinitleriider 2eittng jfe9t.
10 0arI man etnes &unitgenlies
gelDiB iidler iGn. Der Die liner
itabung aller aunitireunoe beroient.
SHE f6rnen iest idon int au0ito.
rum ~reieruiert speroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
Ra0en=Erieg i'm
Sonne6(umen=Staat!

8rnifW SslanS, aas., 4. April.--
YfIlisen bn6cn SefelI erbalfen, iidI
maridbereit sn balten, nm bic ami
idIen 8eihen nno 5arbisru 5uill
ansbrnd sefCntmenen Anftritte ID
unterbriiden. Sisber limb sluei
Sarbige eridOHen mOrOen. Snbcubs
6amier Der 5arbigen lunrSen mic.
%Sereebrannt, Sarnnttr bic 9cgtrtir.
die nnO bic 0~cgeridDnlc. Die &ci,
ren limb bisber 6crren Der 5itua.
tiOn, bod hcikf rs, oaf lid bic Gar.
Eigen ans ben umliesenoen NniieS.
lnngen beiBaifnet baben, nm iGren
StammesbrnbcrR 5ur 5ilfc III CT.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
1eO(OGa(e 6riti(d6e
HriegS= an(ei6el
TinanSminiiter Wicaeuaa iuirO bic
al~tiHigfeit 0On 1,SO0,O00,000
yfb. Sterlins Oerlaugeu.

gon6un, 4. April. Sm sanfC
bes bcutiasu Lagos miro Sinnnsmi-
miiter Meaenna inn britiihcn liner.
bnnic 3ablen Fiir bic Uiertc britiiGe
Arieasaaleibe nHterbreiten. 3n glcil
dler Sci absr intro er and oaranI
brinacn, bic 5teneridrambeu idarfer
anM5ifhen. Man lit begicria IN
erfaArcH, ipcIdler girt &pridldgr yfs
Mrnna III Sieier 6inid)t maiden miro.
Cider lit, Oaf Der 5inansminiiter
Fnr bic &eiterfibrnna oes arieses
1sS00000,000 8fnnO STIRLING uer.
lanaen miro. Sieie Snmmc 1T neHn.
NAL ID arpF, ais i'm lctten Ned.
nmnggsinbr Dor gcgiun Ocs ariegrs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
Aus BEN State.

8orf. Ger bier Meilen 0itIih
ron bier m~D1enell0e gus German
triia lEalle lltiru bel eillem auton1o.
Eilulliaa eilren 5denfefbrlld onDon.
glub ieine 6rou mur0e erbe6lidl
perlest geioe Duroea in Oas litbe-
ride 9olpifal ipberfiMrt
9torth Hlafte. sfeitb MeluiGe,
Oein 0enofrntiidcn 8~onDcrneltrs.
aanoienfen. mur0c geitern Bri ieiner
@eiIufehr iii ieiueiH NobnOrt CHI
groBartiger gnIpinug sufciI. aae
9arteiuHteridlIeoe iuareil p~crgeiiet.
mo aae ELECTROMAGNETIC be5eila.
ten ifHa lire Adtuli9 mo wiinId
ton ibn @liif, logar Ote Ero6ibi
flonfiien.
AsatrIee. Ter bel eIner automo.
Lilfir4na a~nBgtcllte 1rallf aiueman
rHr0e tsim 4blaoen zines Strait
moaens ihper perfect. ST 6radD
eiuea 6uB mo ~perrenttc fih bic
Nuite. mo es iii nod uHgelUiB. ob
er iilliere gerlebiamen 0aeulitrla
-aooIpb e%Aeifrop. bon f6er. Elm
iriibcres 4ttagro ser bieiiaen Na-
iIonalearOe -. MonIbaalie. Der in Dem
II Amaaerlcregimeuf Oiciste, iii al
Der ~merifaniidlei @reu5p BON ei.
mem RoHwraoeu bird lIuuariihtig
felt eridloiiea poroeu. Tic 8eer0i.
aiHsa mir6 IL Beatrice hotfiinoen.
Ia Die Buffer efs Sefel6 5rau
emma SiiefiroB bier mo9ltt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
@arftbtri9te.

MinOBieb 3uftbr 100.
9eef Stiere. giarft i0--15 30
her: ShlpD Iekte ISOLDE.
Sdbrlinae, CUTE bis bette $3.50
900.
8iemli6 cute bis cute 1915
7.dn.
Miitclmabiac $5.75-6.5
lrfn.gciitttertc greoes.
Cute bis beiic. idJwere S.35-
Ia.
MiittelmoBtae s.30-S.70.
3iemlid aifr bis idIiuere 7.25-
$50.
ailte. @iarft i0-t5 bober; q
h6ller ais SdlnB leBte @odlc.
@Htr bis 5eIte sdi6e &c. 5-7.5 so.
9ienIlid cute biz CUTE $500
GO
gfitielnldBiae i.50-6.0c.
0elfrrs, Marft i0-i5 hober,
q hobcr ais ShhlB Ieste ISOLDE.
iGt.
@ats bis beIte Seiiers $725-
5 90.
f%iras-aciufi. auhc S6.75-7.75.
@rns-eeniti. 1eiiers $s.25-6.75
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
Damon MmIif.gerein

Ser Gnmeit NiiiiifDerein beronitdl.
tet morscR. Miittpod abfio, oen 5.
April i'm Nniif 0fim cine aarfen.
geieaihdit, 5u Der ode AabGnger 0es
eolrn a~artenipicls irennolid einqe
laoen iino. Sic Snrtcnidlaft be.
ginnt wtuftlid nm odt llbr. Der
gfntrittsprcis befrdgt nlir 25c pro
Ggrion. eririihnlgen iDeroen Ter.
uiert @oifeullid ieilten redt bicIe
Der einIooung 6olge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
Die Briten 6a6en
cine (c6(aue J0ee!
SeabihtigeH, ben in Der SbcmIe
DerinHfenrn 3eppelinfrenjer
81 beben.

9onSou, A. 9lpril. 8as britt.
iSDe Neruuantiide Suititnt bat bel
Der GcsicEnng I'M bic Grlnnbnis
nadaeinht, Den in Der Sbemiemiin-
onng %DerienfteH 3eppsliHfrenSer Z.
10 aaf eigene Soften 81 beben hub
6enieiben miebcr oieuitfaaglid IN
MAIDEN. Sann fOnue man i'm &C.
gen Die Jeinbe GnelanOs DermenOeh.
(9ie Seiaenng SieieS 3eppelin iuirb
idlun Oafar geiOrst babeu, Snf, che
CT in Der SbemicminOnna Derianf,
fein Stif besielben anf 6en nnOeren
geblicben it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
|SteC6en unter
elmer DeC6e!


@aibinetUn, 4. gpril. - Anee-
teIltr Oes 8mnOcsldntomts wOllen
Scuciie baben, liant weldJcn 8nn'
Oes5Oleinnebmer i'd NIT 3isarren.
fabrifamtrn nnO 3igarrcnbGuOIern
Oeridiuoren b0ben, oas SnnOesidlok-
amt 81 befrigen. Die Scr. Staatcn
ipllrn binmen 9nr5cm nm bic alei-
nisfeit bon 20 Miaionen Dollars on
Stcnern ~bctrugra mUrOcn icin. Die
Namcn Der SdwinOlcr iinb nod nidlt
preisgcgebcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
2anfiasnns

a1en 8ermon0ten, 5reunom.
Rodbarn uno 9efaniften, belonoers
Der spermanns. 5ohne soee geo. 80
DON 5no NADIA, oem 8l1ttoeutid,en
gerein uno i'm geionoereR Der @roB.
loge Der 5ermnnns S09ne bon GEE
btasfa uno 9errn Saeob Snid fir
Die troitreihen 8orte oln @rabe mei
nes geiiebten @dtten mo fir Die
reidlihen 8iitmenIpeioen iprche ifl
b~lerHllt mcilea innigiten Ganf utts.
SrOluis 8irpredt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04

Stoders mo 8ccOers, @'arb
Itnrf.
@iltc SIS fcftc 7.75s40.
@iittelmabiae 7.30-775.
@eluoDnlidle 6%.50-7.30.
@utc bis baIte Stoders $7.75-
e.25.
stof aii6e, $685.
Stof aii6e $6.00--725.
5tod adlber. 700-s00.
Bulls, Staas 5.50--47.5O.
S6lueinc- 3nfnbr 1900; Morft 10,
n~ieOriser; SdIitb iebr Ianglont
Ihnodj.
Gur6idnittsprcis 9.20--9.40.
So1iter Breis 9.55.
Sdafe-3nfilbr 1900; Morft felt
2ammer tO.S5-tt.10.
@i0oer S.00-S.75.
Sdbrlinae 8.50-10.25.
MutteriAafe S.t5-9.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
g6icaoo gRarftbcridlt.


8in0pieb 3uinbr $500
Morft felt.
SohIter Grei8 $3.50.
Sdiueine 3ufubr 1000; marft
felt.
0urdidniitsprets 9.60-9.75.
6o1lter Greis $50.
Sdnfe- 3uill6r $4,000; 0nrft
feit.
9odtcr greis loo
Sanias Sin @arff6cridt.
GinSuie1 3nfu6r 1000; meiitenS
10--t5 bober.
Soditer Ereis $40.
ailbe uno Sellers felt, itnrf.
Stofers, idt. :
Sdluciur 3ufubr 1000; Marft
felt; rs uieoriger.
9irdidnittspreis 9.10-9.50.
@oditer 4reis 9.65.
Sdldfe- 3uhlbr 5000; Marft lang.
fam;
Sofiter greis lido
ct. Spiepb Marftberiht.
9%iinOpief 3ufuBr 1000; 0iorft 10
Id bober.
&oditer Greis 9.25.
Sdiueine 3nin6r $500;
Marft BIO nicorigcr.
gurdiduittspreis 9.35-9.50.
S6hitcr 8reis 9,55.
Sdafe-3ufrbr 1000; Marh ieit
@6diter 9reis 100.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-04
eerben nadl Der Neimat.

Berlin, A. April. (5untcnbcridt.)
- Sn lIebcreinitimmnus NIT elmer
Gmpfeblnng oes @eueral.@ unuer-
urnrs bon Serbien lit beidIoheu
iporOcu, in Seiterreidl nnO llngarn
interHiertcn Serben an scitattcn, nadJ
banie snriid5ntebren. Sic meroen
Ia 6rnppcn DOn ie 500 5urifscianOt
iuSr6en.