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Evening journal., 1916-01-21
moo EASY.

From the Smyrna Times.
Town Concil is going to order the
pavements put in repair in the
Spring. This is what they were go
ing to do last lall. They even went
so far as to send out a lot of 3O-day
notices. The trouble with Town
Council they are are too easy. In
stead OF enforcing the law during the
good weather of the early Fall which
they should have done, they allowed
these bad pavements to go over until
freezing weather and the public have
TO be annoyed by stumbling over
bricks or stepping into holes. Some
of these days somebody may fall and
break an ankle or leg. and II Coun-
ell has to contend once with law
suit, maybe they will wake up and at
tend to this important matter of good
sidewalks.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21
FRIDAY JAN. 81. 1916
GENERAL MOOD AID NATIONAL DEFENsE.

GENERAL WOOD AND NATIONAL DEFENSE.
n nRAJOR-GENERAL LEONARD WOOD has sounded
IVA note Of warning The people of the United States
should heed it, He has made address on prepared
before the Senate Committee Foreign Relations
In the Of It he said that America today would be
defenseess against small body OF trained
troops. II would be, he asserted almost impossible
to meet invasion, because the United States army
cannot do the impossible though the people ex-
pect it to do
Force enough to hold even small part of our
coast can't be produced without forced service"
eral Wood said sounding conscripton note.
Senator Chamberlain asked the general II an uu
trained army could have resisted Germany in France
He replied that unframed soldiers never would have
known what hit them" The general added that TO
send millions OF with six months training
against little, well drilled and we'll equipped army
today would mean murder Of the men, we'll filled ceme-
teres and disastrous defeat He insisted that our
whole history shows the folly OF depending on un-
trained men and that developments abroad and to the
south reveal that need of preparedness is increas-
ing.
AS the general views IT, any policy which fails to
recognize that with the suffrage goes the obligation
for service means failure.
I'VE cannot so with the volunteer system" he
said. 1--WE must have some compulsory system that
viii bring the real strength Of the country to its de-
fense"
General Woods expressed opinion is that the United
States should have standing army OF 10000 and a
dependable reserve army OF 100000 men.
II is altogether likely that a result of all this pre-
paredness talk by experts and those who not ox-
perts practical national defense plan will evolved
The question is that calls for the exercise in
telligence and patriotism OF the highest order It
should be removed from the realm OF party politics
Neither Congress the people should permit
themselves to be stampeded into support OF the pet
scheme of anyone The chief thing involved is too
great and the money expenditure that will be required
TO carry any adequate defense plan too big to
permit OF the making OF fundamental mistakes in the
matter Of what ought TO be done to put our nation
proper defensive basis
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

General Carranze has outlawed General villa and
ordered that he be killed sight by anyone who may
encounter him. The order applies to General
Rafe Castro and Pablo Lopez They directed tho
murder Of the American mining party at Santa
fsabel. The three men have many bitter enemies
that tho decree Of outlawry issued against them
should produce results Meanwhile it is intimated
General Felix Diaz is endeayorng TO foment a new
revolution in Mexico his object being TO overthrow
carranza AS Felix has displayed remarkable ability
in protecting his person since assisted Huerta
to overthrow Madero. it is not thought that he will
venture within reach Of Carranza at such time as
this. when extreme steps being taken for the
pacihcaton Of Mexico to avert American intervention
BY the rounding up OF villa and his felow-bandits
1t is hoped TO reconcile Americans TO the patiently
waiting" policy OF the Wilson administration which
is being excoriated in Congress and elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

It is said that William Jennings Bryan leader OF the
peace-ata any-prce wing of the Democratic party, Is to
swing the circle behind President Wilson and do
everything possible to nullfy the Presidents pleas Tor
national preparedness. Whether he Will carry out
that plan has not been announced by him personally
Some of his friends assert however that ample steps
will be taken to break the force of the Presidents at
tempt to popularize himself on the preparedness IS
sue Il becomes clearly apparent every day Ua'
a merry fight is in the national Democracy ana tna'
the Nebraskan is in the thick of it.
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GEMS OF THOUGHT

Who falls for the love of God shall rise star-Ben
Jonson.
.-.-.-.
How soon the millennium would come If the good
things people intend to do tomorrow were only done
today.-Selected
:-.-.-.
What better things can happen to a fool than that
God should teach him that he is one when he fancied
himself the wisest of the wise?-Charles Kingsley
.-.-.--.
Give to awake with smiles, give us TO labor smil-
ing AS the lightens the world so let our loving
kindness make bright this house of our habtation-
Stevenson
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SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
pLEASEn MITH AuTO sHOw.

From the Dover State News.
Many motor enthusiasts OF Kent
county have been drawn to Whining
ton this week by that great magnet
the Wilmington Automobile Show,
held at the Hotel DUPONT, and to
Judge from the expressions of praise
and admiration of the show, which
are heard upon all sides. it must in
deed he an event Of which our metro
polls may we'll feel proud. It has
been a red-letter week in the automo-
bile world Of this State. and we hope
it may be successfully repeated in the
future.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

pos,oa1ce Inspector Plummer has warned post
masters and bankers that he has received information
from the underworld in New York that gang oil
burglars has mapped out campaign which involves
many postonices and banks on the Delmarvia PENN
sula II the warning needed 1t should serve to make
the campaign both dangerous and unremuneratNe TO
the crooks who have planned it.
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

Daniel j. Layton of Sussex county's promi-
nent and representative men. Socially. politically and
officially he made host Of friends who regret his
death That regret is accompanied by sympathy for
the surviving members Of his family, which is large
and influential one in the lower part OF our State
Evening journal., 1916-01-21

A. S. L. Shields, Of Philadelphia. had attained such
an eminent and enviable place at the American bar
that it is pleasure TO recall that portion his
young life spent in this city. His death is
regretted by everyone who knew him, and by none
more keenly than Dy his personal and professional
friends in Delaware
Evening journal., 1916-01-21
e Woman'5
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7
ALWAYS snoken and
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6ran Gertrude aOemcr s%eftOrbsn.

Hdh ldnaerem 2eioen bat Beute
5rm Gertrude 9oemer. @ottin BON
Geo aoemer, I'M 81. Soiepb @oipitol
oas 3eitIide geie9uet. 6rnu Roe-
mer NOR in Solaburg ge6oren uno
fam mad elmer rob nerlebteu Sltgeno
I'm Sabre 1886 brett mad Omaha.
5ier heiratete ite 6errn Soc 8eis-
6arttnger, ln0 nhh 0eiien lobe
idltoB tie mebrere Sabre ipater nit
0errH SEQ 9oemer Den 8uno fiirs
Qeben. Die 8eritorbene miro be-
trarert pon i1reu Wt1nne, 2 ain0ern
ans eriter ebe, 5ruei 5dmeitern uno
eine1n 8ahlreiheH 6reunbestreis.
5rau Goemer geborte 8i 0en @riins
0eru 0es 2on0rDebr. 5rouenberein5,
5l Teiien totigiten Mitgliebern tie
his SIT ibrem 45le6en 3dblte; ferner
geb1rtc He 3ur Wtnrios8 tog0alena
Court sol 0es Catholic Cr0er Of
6oreters, Der @arugnri 2nge, Dem
4ooonien Circle mo Dem geeiIien
Club an.
6rau 9oemer datte EN- Bitter bon
81 ssabren CREDIT uao mar eire Tie.
bensDur0iae 6ranL ipelfe Dem sc.
ben itets Die Geitere Seite ab5uge-
Iuinnen mltBtf 5n loren groBen
Sramoesfreis bot ibr 4blebcn cine
mIeriebIide glide geriiieu lei
Der 1T tie all5ufri6 beridieoei. Gen.
iraaern0en 5iHterbliebenen ipreden
mir lrnier 9eIleI0 ans. Die Beer
0igln9 fln0et 5reitng nm 8 llbr Dor.
mitta9s bon Der Raria Ma9onlena
aus alii Dem eeutideu tptbo-
6rieob0f ltatf.
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Ginnn6me DOn
OurG55O 6CDOrItG6en0!
SerbiiAe Militdr6e65r6rn praBlen
nit Grfolgen iiber Geitsrreid.
llnglrn.

Gprfn, @riedeHlanS, 8. 5s6r.
bic iidp bier brfin6enScn forbidden
militGriiden Scb0roen beridtcn, ban
6iterreihiidrnnsariidc Srnppen, bic
lid nnf benz &Ormarld mad 9ara5.
80 befiHoen, gei6lagen iuurOen, nnO
ban 100 llugarn gefdHsen genOm.
men wnrSccn. (7ie folsenSe ans
OiDm nHb ii6er Saris fommenOc De.
peide aber lantet gau5 auOers,)
Aom, iiber Boris, 8. Sebr.
Rad SeriGtrn, bic am Sienstag
Nom erreidten, lit bic GinnGbme Der
albaniiden 6anptitaOt SnraS5u nnr
nod cine 6rage BON Stunben.
Seiterreidiid aGonllerie
1T bcreits an Dem nnr md bier gieis
len non Der StaSt gelegeaen Arien.
5lnf eingetrpffen. Sic erDartet.
Oort oas @rOs Der Srnppen, Oas am
Counting mOrgeu nn6 einem reg.
@efedt segen ierbiide Srnp,
pen Den Sifmi ii6cridritten 6at. Die
ierbiidleu SrnppeH 5ieBeu nd iaSlia
nm eiRer llmge6ung Ourdl
bic pDu Gl6ninp aHriifenScn Snl.
gareH an entgeBen.
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Oeut(C6e Jlieger
ii6er Sa(Onikil
gtben, 0. 5ebr. - 8entide 6lie.
ger 5irfelten hente permitting mic
berum iber SalOnifi mno marfen
me9rere 8Omben berab.
I'd 9entidlanb atmet nlan ami.

-
SerIin, 8. 5ebr., iiber sDn6on. -
Sic Spanunna in Der ioaenaEnteu
essHitania-ariie" bat offen6ar nadl-
gelaiien. 9ieier ipanOel ipiegeltc ffd
and an Der g0rie mieoer, melAe
grOsere Starfe in amerifaniideH
&ertpapieren 5eigte, ais ieit aGJt
Sagen. Vile 3eitnngen feben Die
ganitisere 8enDung berbpr.
Aber fait jeoe 3eitnng In Seutid-
lauS Orudt ben Snbalt Der Inter
reoaug nod, melfle SER Simmer
mann, Der lIuteritaatsiefretdr Ses
9entiden 4nsmdrtigea Anltes, init
cinem dorreiponoenten Der Miipsiier-
fen 9re1e hate. limb Oabei prute.
iiiert bic sSSremsseitang" euergiial
aegeu GrfiGruugeu Der nmerifani-
idea 3eitnngen ~ ME tie Dun Der
pfrnnffHrter 3eituna4 W~ieOergegc.
ben Ueroen DpHadl bic s0inng
Der ariie Jest gHiir mod cine 1yDrm.
iadle" iein ipl, ba amerifa mifts
gcgen ben Sandbeutfrieg IN HnS fir
iiA babe. eNiit uidten4, iagt sic
,,aren8eitnng" , gpiefmebr 6eftegt al.
nc beitimmte, idlarfr Meinnngsper.
idieocHbeit, ueldle ipgar nniibcr-
6riifbar sn iein ideint. llebrigeus
fam f~Ouitatiert merOen, Oa6 has
Oentide &olf einbeatg !6errm 3in
mermaaas Stcanngua6me biligt.4
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Acknowledgements.
G6eaterDOraeGung!
8irO Wonta9 ben IA. 6e6rnnr ian
MniifsSeim Deranialtet
lUerDen.

Ter 9eutidle Gramatii9e 8erciI
Der Stnats.llniperiitdt In 2incoll
bat feline arafte ocm oeiti6el
Silfspert CUR 9eriiiGru9 geltcQ
uno miro am fommenOen Wtonta.
abcuo, Den IA. 6ebrlinr, inn 9tlitf
@eim, II. itno GaB Ctr, cine Sbe
ter.g'oritelung bermitalten. Gle
ielbe fiuoet gum geiteu oes bieiiaer
5rauen'S ilfspereins itatt.
Sur Anifitbrlma gelanat Scr.
mann Snoermmn' pddenoes
Sdaaipie[ nGas Slid i'm G3infel".
Gas Stiid geb6rt 81 Sen beiteu Gr.
5eugniiieu oieies 9ifters, Der IN,
otnet 81 ben gIdn5enoiten Sternen
dm gegeniparrigen oeltidcn Stunt.
bimuel ge8ablt peroen miB. User
femt niht S~uocrmann'S S6nl.
Iipiele o6eimat oGbre", .5oooms
Ienoe4, eSobannis ieuer" mo ieineu
mnn0erboren Romon Ser &oben.
'iteg@?
4m Montag oIio 6a6en oie bieii-
gen gelltiden @elegenbeit, cine Der
bciten gr8eugniiie Der mooernen
eeutideu 2itetatlr 81 lebeH uno 81
genieBgt, Die nidlt init Den Seihts
beiten nergIidem neroen fam, nit
0euen mir lcioer in letter 3eit be.
oaCht nnr0en. Is jtebt oieSmnI eir
mabrar aiul'tgenltB bcDor.
3tes fonnen mir Inn 10 cher be.
baupten, ols Die Nit9lie9cr 0es
gramatiideu 9ercins ser Staats
llni0eriitdt 0ieies 5tid bcreit5 nit
.8roBtem grfoIg in Sincoln CUR @lti
illhrimg ge6radlt baden. uniere.
9eier meroen iid DobI nod DER
groBartigen arttif entiinnen peI6e
ieiner3eit Der g%oritelria 5utciI
ipuroe. SRI. Qrofeiior amanoaI
Don Der 5t1ats .llnipcriitdt
bot iid Der giuitt0ierullg nit gr0R.
Ter 9ttbe u~nter5ogen, un auh Tit
Der WietropoIe non Ne6rdsfu Dor
1eiien geutihtum Gre ein3ubeim-
fen, meIdle ibr uno i6ren aiinitlcrnl
aud iid)er 5ufalIen mer6en.
ga Is iid nltBerocu I'M cineI
9lttc 1ode banoelt. nnO Der 3mef
Elm e0Ier it, ioate e3 iih fem 0eut
ider eut9ebsn laiieH 0ieier &orIteI-
be~i3utuobnen, beionoers 0o Der
gmtrittspreis MIR auf 80 Gents
onqeiett lit. atBerocm lit in 23es
tradt III 3iebei. DaB es Cinfah oicI
Der bieiigeu Gcttiben 1T,
oerortige &eranltaItlugen ieitens
: htocnfen 6es 0euti9eu llnterrifts
inter benen iid biele aiu0er edJter
amerifaner b%efinoen. our1 ibren
|0iejenige 4nerfenmlna gu
mel6e Elm iolfes ginge6en
IN oetttihe 6brade, 1idtfuuit un6
Der0ient.
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9ariier Sc hinIer 6tr aronl.

Gdris. 8. 5ebr. Sic Cpern.
truppe 0es fran5oTihen gtational.
tbeaiers bot nd hetlte rod Dem
Ariegsihouplas bege6eu Inn Den in
Den SduBengraben lieeenoeh N2ann.
lhufteH Observation-Disclosures 5u bic.
Ten. Is iolen mtr tonaihe Cpern
mtlaefHbrt meroeH. Slider it, Dor
iidl Die aiiHitler melt genng ans Der
6cteriinie entferut baltgr meroea.
(un0 Die eide Bertha nn0 Der
agaIge @mil meroen Der gab Sd5li
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0eutlC6e 0ringen
6ei 0imD Dor!
lie rritea Sdlnbeusraben I'M Starm
arnnmmeH; idluere Admpfc
I'M ArtOiS. 1itrift.

Berlin, .. iSebr. (5naFcnbcridt.)
Cas- ariegsamt mclbete bcntG
Dprmittaa an Der l~lmgegen0 bon
@Itnh, n0rolIh bon arras MnO iIo.
lid MN scHs gelcgen, fam e. ge.
iteru nnD Aentc so erbitterteu Stamp
len. 9tadl artiaeriitiidjcr @Or6erei-
tnna iehte muiere Snfanterie snut
Sttrm an, mari bic 5ransOien Gai
zinc Sreitc DOn 500 gDarOs ans ibrrn
observation-disclosures nn0 iebte
ildl in benIelben felt. IS innrSe anf
beiorn Seiten nit srDfer Snpfer.
felt getdmpft; Der 6eiHo aber uers
modIte nnierem gcualtigeu Stnrm.
augriff Hidlt 5n wiOeriteben.
Nns bic 5%rau5Oieu iagen.
8nris, 8. 6ebr. SGs ariegss
amt melOete bente pormittag; Die
crbitterten admpfe 5luiidlen Gent.
ifen nno 5ran5oieu i'm ArtOiS-Sis
thrift bauern Sag nnO gtad)t fDrt.
ltnaufb6rlih opunerH Die 5ener.
idJlinOe, RnS 6alO lanft nniere, baum
mieber Die feinSlide Snfanterie
Stnrm. @ernOe5n firflterlidl ge.
italten ifdl bic aampfe n6rDIidl BON
Arras iuo lpeitlid bon NeuUiae ct.
&nait.
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oC6mere anR(agen
gegen BrGn0eiS!
&SirO beidHlOist, i'm 6iienbn6HprO'
SELF Sertranensbrnd b~egangeH
81 BADEN.

@aibiugtOu, 3. 5ebr. 5ente
begnHu Oas aumitee, meIdDes bic Gr.
nennnng Oes RsdltsaHlualtS granOeis
fas hes Amt Des 8uuOesoberridterS
IN nnteriud)eH bat, NIT Dem dffent.
liGen 3engenuerb6r. GliffurO SGor.
ne, g~uriiteuSer Der 5Oua Giien.
ba6ufummifipn, be3ihtiste SrnnOeis
Der Srcnluhgteit, oes &rrtrauens.
brnds HnO unprofehiOnellrr 5unO.
lnngsiueiie bel einem Der gr6ktcu
GiienbaBnprO5eile Der 4euseit.
SbOrne beirut ben 3eusenitanb Obue
AnHOr0ernng.
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2enurlin s@rritart.

4nilteroanJ 8. 6ebr. 9em &c.
legraai 5uiolae Nc Elm 'eppelin Der
Don mebreren feinoiidlea 6lua8eu
gen DerInlgt mnr0e. in Der giabe pen
sign0 5crilort moroen. Ger quit
fret5er Dcrirldlte cine ihleuniqe Gan.
Dung geriet aber lit 0as Scat Der
8alhgie mo blie6 Ailfios bangor.
1ie 6ran5pien iebteH Dam oprdl
nfileHlrfsrfe Aef llah5lter Fin
grano; bic 9ionulhdft ocs bent.
i1eA blAg6eugs lDur0e grtotct
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Rie(enItrei6 Oct
Acknowledgement

9rw gOrf, 9. 5ebr. Inter ben
liriisen Orgdniiierten aleiOermadle-
rinneu lit elm Streif ansgebrufen,
orr m~fgtbenre Stmennunen au5i-
ne6nifn Orplt. lteber 100000 &lci-
Ofrmadjerinnen famcn bente frab
nidlt 5itr grbeit, nuo Is iuirO angc.
nunimeH, Oaf minOeifrns 100000
SdneiOer mnO 5dmeiOerinuen i'm
Sanfc Oes Ientiaeu Sages bic 4rbeit
belt ~nleoerEeaeu ucroen. Die ar-
beiter bobcn idlun lett ldngerer 3eit
geidlmcree iuegcu uugerefter Se-
lan0lnng gefibrt.
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JIM ]l1dT&-9etm!

Ga am 5omstag ben 10. 5ebrunr
alld Der ifon frilber angciebte @ta$'
fenboa oes &lattDlitihm @ercen
itatttinoct, hat oas Ger9nilgimgs-
aortitee oes Gmaba 9{uiif Gerein8
teidloiicn, Sic groBe 8reis. 0insfes
ra6e 0c5 muff-G ereius atf Sams.
tag 6en 26. 5ebruar 3u periegcn.
0agegm miro Oie arf Sormtag oeir
u. 6c6ruar angeiette abenO.llnter-
baltulg bereits ami 9ountaa Den
20. 5ebrHar d~bgebalten tperocn. Gin
fllr5es. aber geoiegenes 8rogrammt
lit 6icrfiir in gusiidt geuommen
Qos @rogranm iir 6ebruar lailtet
aIio loIgenoermaBen:
Sonntog oeu 10. 5ebruor: Still,
tungsiet Der oGoucorbia"
Sonntag ben 20. 5ebrltar; a6eno.
unterbaltung nit 3an5fran36en.
Somstag beu 26. 5ebr1ar: @roBc
9reis- 9losfaraoe fir Die 9titglieoer
unO 6reunoe.
Sonntag ben 81 6ebruor; Gang
fir WlitgIieoer nno ibre
6reunoe,
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prOte6tOrat ii6er 9aitil
Amerifa uirO in ,3nfnnft Die &c.
ififc Sieicr &cDulutinncrepH.
blit iIbermaden.

&ai9iustOn, 9. 6cbr. Gas
ScnatsfOmitcc fir a~nsiuartigc sln-
gelcBeubeitrn bat cinitimmig bciGlUi,
fen, Elm gruteftorat iiber 6aiti 81
erflaren. Suite Oaslelbe uDm Se-
nat %beitatist iperOcu, baum nirS Sas
6%iHansmeieu Der Gepnbiif ben Ser.
Staaten ~nnteritcllt Ber0en nn0 omar
in abnliher 8eile, mic 6teieS bcreits
bel Der aepu6lif San 3Dmingu Der
5aa lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
0entialano ic9nt i'd mad FrieAen

1tALlullHHU lcYHI Fnl WNul NIltoeH.
aopeHBageu, 8. 6ebr. - Orr be-
riBatte ~nOriucgiihe 6iitorifer aubt
bat in Dem SD3ialiitcnblatt G6riftia-
mia So5ial 9emOfraten mebrere ar-
tifcl Oer6ffentlidJt, UDnaa Sas oeut-
ife &ulf Irbnlifit ben 5rieoen ber-
6eiiuiinidt. Sieie Se6niuft beben.
tet feinesiuess cine Gdmdde SeutId)-
lambs, Oenn SeOsr meif, baF 9eutidl.
lamb nidlt HieOcrgcOraft meroeH
fam, aber and Die Oentihe Nation
tit 5ur Ginitdlt gefOmmen, Oaf lire
6einOe nidlt 5eridmettert uerSeu
fDnnen, beiDHOers England nidt, Sa
oemielben 81 SauOe nift beisnfum-
men 1T. (Ser &eri6er oieier 9lr-
tifel fdeiat bun Der Stimmnng i'm
OentidJen &Olfe i6ledlt untcrriftet an
iein, benn ME wirb SentiflanS maf
ali ben Cpfern 5nge6en, Dap Gng.
Lamb uuseitraft bleibt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
franaShider Nlinifter banft as.

&aris, 9. 6ebr. ~ gleac 8esnar6,
llHteritaatsiefretdr fir Gnfthiff-
fabrt nnO eufhueieH, fat ieinc SIC
~iignatiOn eiRgereidlt. 5n ieiner
abtciImg Julien beridicbcne lin.
decentralization uurgefUmmen irin,
anS nndI rinem &er95r DDr Dem
characterization Gomitee cutidlof
iid Sesndrb geitcrn, a~bsnOnufcn.
SIN HaGfolger miro nidlt eruanHt
Uerocn, iunOern Der arie9sminiiter
miro bic SnperBihon Oes Chit
lueieHs iiberneGmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
4erionalnOtisen.

Nnler geidobter Wiitburger SER
8iiheim Butt iii lDieoer @roBuatcr
.aenoroen. oenu iaine jiluoiie lodi.
Ter 9iargaretc. jeBiae 5rall Sarrp
9rooobl oeidenfte loren Soften nit
einem trannen S%tdnmbdlter. gint.
Ter uno ain0 befinoen iid mobl.
8ir grutulieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
9erIrnrrnna Der 9anserbIatten.

&aibinatun, 3. Tebr. 2ie
eauserplatteu @eieiidafteu Ga6en
0nrd SenafDr 8enrde bon Eenn-
~alaanien bem TlutfeHansfdln Ses
5enats fanO aetan, OaR, lucua Ser
aongreF eiue Gorlaae betreffs
SdaffnHg elmer Reaiernuas glat-
ienfabrif aanehme, tic Den 9reis
llier &ansclpiatteu welde sur ans
Hhrana 6es iebiaen 8nngrogrnmms
Jcoirft meroeH, nm 500 pr Come
.rholit uerSen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
ct. SuIesh gparft6rridt.

Hinopleb 3nfnbr 1900. Warft
lanaiam nieottaer.
nditer Greis SS.25.
Sdlueine- 3ufubr 5000. 0arft
10 5Dher.
9urdidnitfSpreis $7.80-8.05.
@oddter Ireis $50.
Sdinfr- 3ufubr 1900. 0tartt lang.
iam feit.
9odlter 4reis Stt.10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
g6ieaqu 9larttberidlt.

&inOUiebE3uiulr 1900. Marfi
ieit. 10 nieoriger
6od6tcr 9rcis 1915.
Sdwgihe- 3tiilbr 10000. Marft
meiitets 10 b0ber.
gurhifhiitspreis SIS. Fl 80.
@od)iter &reis s37h
Sdafe-3nfnbr 1900. Mnrft feif,
Is meoriger.
@od6ter Yreis S1f.50.
aains Gin @arft6eridt.
&iaSuieb ,3niiibr 5000. giarft
ielt idnpadl
@odiier greis IS 40.
aiibe. 9forft len.
Staders, Marft ieit.
a1lber. giarft ieit.
SdpDeine -3nfubr 10000. Marft
5-10 boiler.
1urdlihnittspreis S76E7.75.
S0aSter 9reis $50.
Sdlafe- 8uHlhr 5000. Mnrft lang
ianI, Nie0riner.
S04itcr 9reis $1l15.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-09
@eef stiere. 0lorft 10 nie0riaer.

Beef 5tiere, Morft 10 %nieoriaer.
nieoriger.
Sa5rIinge, cute bis bette $3.50
900.
3icmIid quite bis cute $b.75-
.740.
MiiteInaEiac $5.75-6.5o.
Sellers, Qiarft 10 nie6rtaer.
Gorngefiitterte 9eepe$.
@utc bis bette. idJuere $3.50
$50.
@itteImaBiae 81. 5o-7.9o
3iemIif quite bis CUTE $3.50
$50.
aiibe Mnrft 10 nieoriger.
Cute bis bette aiibc $6. 00-675
3iemlid CUTE bis cute $3.50
600.
@iitelmaBige $4.25-5.35.
@ute Bis bette Sellers Se.25-
100. .
8iemIid cute Bis quite $5.25-
SO.
M,ittelmdBige 81 00-5. 90.
@ras.Qefutf. aii6e S.. 50-6.50.
@ras gefltt. Sellers SIS. 00-7.00
Stoders un0 gee0ers, Mdrft
ieit.
cute bis 6eIte 6eeoers $500
100
WfittelmdBige Sc. 50-7.00
@eD6bnlide S.. 50-6.