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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
AMERICAN NAVY
CONVEYING SHIPS
1T DEVELOPED YESTERDAY THAT
THIS WAS BEING DONE
SUCCESSFULLY.

Washington, Aug. 3O.-American
naval forces are conveying mer-
chant craft across the Atlantic, it
was disclosed by the navy depart
ment today Records show that less
than one-half of one per cent OF the
conveyed ships have been lost.
Naval officers believe that an ef-
fective system OF checking the sub
marine menace is being built up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
SCHOONER is
SUNK BY SUBMARINE

London, Aug. 30-The American
tour-masted schooner, Laura c. An
derson was sunk by a bomb from a
submarine today. All of the crew
were picked up and landed at an
English port
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
REICHSTAG CONCLUDES
IT'S MIDSUMMER SESSION

Berlin, Aug 30---The German reich
stag's main committee concluded its
midsummer session and adjourned to-
day until the regular fall session next
month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
ARGENTINA WILL NOT ASK
FOR RENEWAL OF LOAN

Buenos Aires, Aug 30.-It was an
nounccd today that Argentina will no.
ask for a renewal Of the eleyen-mil
lion American loan, which expires
September Is.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
= y 4 \ \ y y : +
= WOULD STOP GERARD
' FROM ACCEPTING ORDER I

= Washington, Aug. 30-Sena- =
= tor Oyerman today introduced a :
= bill in the senate to prevent AM =
= bassador Gerard from accepting '
= the order of Bath. with honors ,
= of Sir Knight recently confer y
= red by King George of England. =
. The introduction Of the bill was y
' surprise to the senate y
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
THREE ARE KILLED IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Richmond, Va, Aug. 30-Overton
Howard lawyer his brother, Thorn
US p Howard, and their nephew
Rif Nrd Bagby, were killed today
Len a Richmond and Chesapeake
Bay railway car hit their automobile
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-31
pETAIN AWARDED GRAND
CROSS. LEGION OF HONOR

Verdun, Aug. 30-President Poin-
cair today personally presented to
General Petain the Grand Cross OF
the Legion of Honor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08


out ms 'l'hh ana Tue "'hei '''' me-
'-sary To- OBTAIN lh'se o""d''
u these bond are -" d''It''pi',
Wh\ T. II necessary u" ""''I'i-t i'e''
II j. MOI necessary u" ""'''''-'
these bonds O" -cil me "h"I' '--u''
INT 1t BE- earnestly desired lh'' 'l''
ioan ~h"Ii h' popular I"'"' 81 I"'h
by and IRON the people al I'r-" "l ih'
United States aud alone from oank-'
trust c"mnaue. ANA hn'"'er-. u"
That end bonds are u" hc ISSUED OF
small denominations ANA ~nh~'rlh
ers Tor small amounts are &" De sup
p1od h'l"r" the -up~crlnei- Tor largo
amounts are granted Their idI sub
,crpuon
J. % PATRON. 20" purchase these
bonds :
(c~; every American VINO -ub.
scrib~r To the justice "i the course
of the United States IN entering an"
conducting the war We are engaged
in should subscribe To the Liberty
Loan bond issue TO the extent "t ms
or her financial ability.
Every American who -nh-crib'- To
the belief That an American should
stand bv his or her country -hould
subscribe 10 the Liberty Loan bond
issue.
Every American who loves Amer
Yea and l. Jealous of America honor
should subscribe to the Liberty Loan
bond issue. The real success of the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08
NOTICE

The Luna County Farmers Pro-
tective Association hereby gives no.
tice that owners of livestock be re-
auired to take care of their stock
and to water said livestock at their
own watering places.
LEROY H0N.President
MARTIN KIEF, Secretary
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08
LOAN BONDS;
WHAT THEY MEAN


Do YOU know what a Liberty Loan
bond As! DO You know why the have
been ISSUED! DO you appreciate that
il is a patriotic duty 10 subscribe
What is a Liberty Loan hoCd
A Liberty Loan bond : >o'omn
promise of the United State, to pay
ut maturity the amount of the r"nd
t. the holder thereof, and 10 GAY u-
terest ,emi-annually each year from
the date of the issuance of the bond
until it is fully and finally paid
What is the security for a Liberty
Loan bond
The faith and honor of the United
States, backed nv all of the resour-
ces of the nation and the American
people. \ Liberty Loan bond is a
mortgage OH all the resources and
taxing powers of this government
aud al of the resources of the Amer
can people
What Is the nature OF Liberty
Loan bond
There are two kinds of Liberty
Loan bonds Bearer bonds are to De
ISSUED in denominations of 500. rloo,
500 and - 600. These bearer bonds
which are made PAYABLE to bearer.
have interest coupons attached which
are detached bv the holder when thu
interest in,talmcnl- they represent
are due. and can he cashed al any
bank the same as United State
treasury note.
Registered bonds are to be issued
which are registered as 10 both prln-
opal and interest. u denominations
ct 100. $500. 1000, 5000, 80,
eco. >io.uUo and ~loo.O 600, check,
tor thu amount of interest due viii
De- mailcd uut -cm-anuuo,h to the
holder, of these registered boad-.
NhW ar, thctrm- Of - Liberty
Loan bond
Liberty Loan bonds Of the ir-l i-.
-uc Of 1000, ouO.uoo are TO bear dat,
of luu, t.. lHl. and run for thirt,
YEAR. except ,ha. tine government re
,rr,r- rhc right t. pay them fifteen
years rom date. II This right t. Not
exercised hy 'ur Government fifteen
,.a- from do,r. rh. bond vii run
BE- fvi thirty YEAR.
These bonds bear interest at -.
per cent pcr anuu1, and the Interest
J., PAYABLE -cml-uunuallv on the III
tccuih daA 'i December and the If
rcenth 10, Jane each year
What special advantage have
these Ll1crl, Loan bonds!
Onc special advantage no other
bonds, national. state, municipal, or
corporate, have have is that if the
United States during the continu-
ancc of this war shall issue other
bonds at a higher rate of interest,
the holders of these Liberty bonds
have the right to exchange their Lib
ertv bonds for bond, bearing the
higher rate of interest, dollar for dol
lar.
What other special advantages do
hese bonds possess!
The are non-taxable II your city.
county and state taxes are three
mills on the dollar, a not unusual tax.
these bonds are equivalent 10 ordi.
nary corporation bonds or other IN
yestments bearing Gi2 per cent
In addition no federal tax which
war conditions may later make nee
esSarv will affect these bonds. The
only tax these bonds are subject to
Is the inheritance tax, which applied
to all property Of all kind- whatSo.
ever.
Blank forms of application for the
purchase of these bonds ran be OBJ
tanned from the treasury department
any federal reserve bank, any ma
tional. state or private bank. any cx-
press office and any poStoilicc in the
| -,ig.I Staf.g AM houlF go. ,...t
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08

Films left to be developed or print.
ed before 10 a. IN, ready same day
> 80 p. m Hatten. next to Graphic.
adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08

he Sore:
instead OF swelling up like a little
white sponge. Then II loosens from
your toe--and, glory halleluJah! this
corn comes on as though you'd take
"a glove OF your handw
Yes. "uets-It is the corn al COW
cry OF the age. More "Gets-lt" 10
sold by many times than any other
corn remedy In existence Try II
and you'll know the. reason why. II
takes two seconds TO apply IL, and
IL dries at once. That's an Don't
esperiment-foilow the experience
OF millions and use Gets a."
Gets-It" IL sold everywhere, f5o n
bottle. or sent on receipt Of price BY
u. Lawrence q Co. Chicago. III.
Sold in Deming and recommended
40 the worlds best corn remedy by
]. A. Kinnear & Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08
s.Yie.Yie! Get
Ne 'Geis.lf Quick J"
2 Drops Make Corn Fall" Off!

'T've Joined the Never-Again Club.
.:ever again will | use anything for
ond the corn begins to shrivel,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
Sriidte>G inina0cn
potrictii0e pflit6t!

@aibiugtor, 18. @tai.- SetretGr
9febfiel6 bat einen appeG an Die
Sqt8frnten 6e8 2an0es erIaiieL boB
lte i'm eigenen Setrn tp1bren0 bes
Sommers Sbit un0 Semitic einle-
gen iolen, Inn Der &onferbenbii9ien-
5nouItrie bei8uiprtngen.
o8enn 6o8 8ltbIifum mitbiIft,
miro Die 2ieferttnq bon &onierben.
bitdIpn nGbreno 0eS Sommer8 fir
ole unterbrinqltltg Ieidt beroerben-
Ser 6ommerer8eugniiie d1lsreihen
|Sn0ibi0uen miiiIen ober gu Ben iebr
nptpenoigen 9urffii6rtngen oieipr
8Idne 6o0ur6 beitroqeu. G8 iii
lebr mi6tig, boB gerltg gi6ien bor-
bonben itro, Inn @emiIe ltno Brit9.
tie fir nd6lten 8tnter ouf8ubepub.
Iren. Die &altsfrau fam rnS oa-
8u berbelfen, inoem iie lire gtod-
Ifroge nod 8ii6iens9bIt unb Bid.
~iengen1iile berrinoert nno iel6er Elm
bisden p1triotiide 9fli6t erfiiat.
Gin bon Der 9tegierung berufenes
Gomttee bon qroBen &onierbenirlte'
reiien lit nit Der Qltstorbeitung bon
8I1net fir 8ii9fen.g rioB bur9 an,
|0ere8 MoterioL beiadfttat.
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Dcutfc6c Sc6iffc
ic6itcM tcpatiert!
3iuDlf Der beldlusnabmteu Sentiden
9ampfer ioleu GnSc Der $50.
DE Ge6rnudsfdBig ieiu.

@ai6ington, Is. @1oi. - 8p6ll
bon ben bei9(agnabmten 6euti6en
.S6iffen neroen, no90em iie b0lie
repariert iporoen itn0, Gnoe oieier
8o6e fertig fem, ttnt lit ben truns-
otlantti6en 9ienit fir Ben Grams.
port oller arten bon 5rndtIenoun-
gen an Die aGiierten Ser Ser. Staa.
ten geItelt at ner0er.
Die meiften Dieier S9iffe, tuel6e
i'm Nen Oorfer Safen beranfert lie
gen, Goben berbdltni8mdBig nl1r
geringe Gonnoge.
Sad5eritdnoige beg Marine0epar.
tenents, ipelhe Die altsbeIIerungen
ser bon 6eitiden S~diffsmmnIhof.
ten on Sen Sobr5etgen ongeridteten
.S6G6en iiberno6eu, iproden t9re
3iiberfi6t(ide Nteintnq 0obin aus,
BOB Die Gepdratltrorbeiten in 70 su.
frte0enIteIlenoer 8eiie fortI6reiten,
6aB mebrere 9uben6e 6ieIer G6if.
fe i9on innerboIb oe8 nd6fteu Mto.
mats o0ar in ipdtdtens 8tpei Mto-
naten wie0er gebroud8fGbig fem
piiroen. Ole G6iffsfommiIiion
ih1bt, Dob innerbalb 100 3ogen al.
le ser i'm @on8en 100000 gtegt-
~Ttertonnen faiienoen 0euti6en un6
$4,000 Sonnen Der 6iterrei6ii6en
5abr8eltge @ertpenoung fin0en f6n.
men.
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Die ~1ltild6preiie
tucrSen itei0cn!

1te6er sic @eriidte betreFfs 6es
6eborIte6en0en Gteigen8 Der D1ild-
preiie bot fib SER 6. s. Gdma-
ger BON Der Qlamito 9airD 60. In
.foIga10ar @eiie oltsgelaiien: n3u
iebiger 3eit, ioenn mir Sommerprei.
Ie fir MiI9 8ob(en i%oIterL miiiIen
mir 0en Sarmern Die b66Iten GreiIe
8abler, 0ie in Omaha un0 Itngegeno
iental8 befannt pdren. Ser Sor.
mer lit 70 noblbobeno, 6oB er feline
M}il9 bro0u8iert, oltBer er befommi
Die b0dIten @reiie. @n0ernfaas
mGItet er iein 9ieb. Ole boben
@eupretie iino e6enfaQs cine 1triode
Ser boben 8reife. Sen, oa8 Dor 9
Sa6ren fir Stret benltbt tpur6e,
bringt beltte $28 Die Come, 4lfolfa
&et foItet iogor $38, uenn es iiber.
6dtpt erlongt ner6en fam. 9ie
26bne iino b0Ger, 8o6le lit ie6r
bod inn 8reiie, e6enfaQ8 geitiegeu
iin6 Die 9reiie fiir 8fropfen Dor
Mildfloiden, @ai6puIber, &alcium.
qmmoniaf fir &iibI8pefe liIp.
8enn man oGe 8%er11ItniIie in 9e.
trodt aiebt, 70 8abIt Omaha gegeu.
ndrtig nod febr geringe Mtldpret.
ie Die aber mabri6einli6 balo cine
grb5bung erfabren ntiiiien".
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.RMIiiIde Baitcrn
baltet 1tcnpenticn alb!

8etroarab, iiber 2onOon is.
.D1oi. Sier fi10 belite 56S 3eIe.
gotten, oie ben @~o1ernItonb IN gfltB-
lamb bertraten, in &onbention, INN
.itd iiber foIgenoe 8unfte i6liiiiig
.8tt iper0en:
/. @eteiIiGltng Der 8auern on Ser
.9isfuiiion nIler 6rogen bon nntiona-
Ter 8idtiafeit.
2. Ger 2an6beb6lfer1tng muB Dor
altgeit aefiibrt neroen, baB ie NIT
Der neltet 6reibeit nift nlir rlele
aebte er6aIten ionOern aud nelte
8f(tften ha6er.
3. 9ie Gt6erHeGung Ser 2anoes-
~intereiien.
Sn Der gr0ffutngsiiBung bertpies
Ser G6renpr6ioent, 0oB ote Geino.
ieligfeiteu an Der 6ront iofort pte-
Der oufaeuonnlen peroen iolten.
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Derbanntc RMHen
aus Ger Sd9uei5 beim!

2on0on, is. Mat. - Cine Sad.
rift aus 9}ailano on ben 00nilp
Selegropb" beIagt, Bob tueitere $50
rttiIiide ggitatoren bon 3iirid mad
9etrogro0 abgereiIt itno. Sic fparen
aqe politii6e 9erbonnte unb Inter
ibnen befinOen itA, nie es beiBt,
biele ra0ifale Go5ialiltelt, nelhe Die
gtbiift tunbgegeben boben bel ibrer
anfunft in 4etersburg iid Der Bar
tel fir 6eporatfrieoen on3uI6lteBen.
Inter Den &eimfebrenoen befiuoet
li6 gngeLica 8aldbauotp, Die fritber
cine Ieitetoe Stole lit Der r%a6ifalen
@etpegung in RltBLan0 geipteIt bat.
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SIN 8cidcn Ses arieges.
9eutidlanS idrGnft ben &erfanf BON
8a6nfarten ein,

amiter0om, aber 2onoon, Is.
glai. Giner 9erliner 8epcide
gemGB miro BORT felt is. bis 80.
@lai Ser 8erfauf bon giien6abnbil.
let's eingeiGrdnft. namentIi6 in iol-
6en 6GIlett, in oencn es lid nm Ser.
gniigungsfa9rten banbelt. Die D}aB.
nobme miro 0amit begriitt0et, oob ie.
0es nbf6mmlide g-iienbabmateriaI
fir militdriIAe 3mede auer glrt
ben6tigt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
9entide @iidler freineneben.

2onOon, Is. @lai. Gas eng.
ltide 9riiengeridt at 2on6on bat
$500 4afete Bidder, Die olts
9euti6lon0 an REORGANIZATION IN ben
Ser. Stadten aoreiiiert parctt, fret
aeloiien mo Die Senoung lift lett
auf Dem @eqe mad amerifa. Dos
8aridt foro feline llriode 6ieie 9ii.
der 5uriid3u6alten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
egpref.@ sIeMdaften ieten @eIb q.

8ai9ingtorb Is. Mai. - SroB
uni % 4ro8ent bernebrter Gintob.
men baben Die GrpreB.@ eieIidaften
mad Ser bon Der apii6enItoatlt6en
Transformation erIoiienen Itatis
.Itiiden 8uiammenitea1tng i'm So.
nllar 1917 nit elmer lt~nterbilar3
bon $1t2,123 aearbeitet, ndbreno
i'm glei6en Monot beg @orio9res ite
.eiren 8rofit bon $t88,226 er5ielt
.batter.
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Sauptqlarticr an Der italieniI9en
5ront. Gie Stdliener baben biz
jctt, IN ibrer iiciien Sffenftbe eeeen
Die 9eIterrei9er 402t @efaugene
genudt. Selterreidiide @egenort.
grtffe auF Ser Carlo Sohebene muir
ben obgei6logeu. 9eItlid BON @ort.
ala baden Die StaIiener Ote S0be
bon Gro5i9uu genonllner. (9(ltf Dem
madt iid 6as nIles re6t
nettD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
gaferitreif in 9enber.

&enber, Colo, 18. geot. - 9it
Qngeitelten Der 0ret gr6Bten 9ampf.
~bGfereiett, tpeIde Drei gterteL Der
8eboIter1tng nit 8rot berieben, iinG
an ben Streit gegaugen. @8 itn6
Dies 55 M}arn, oeren 6oroerung o1ti
qn%erfennl1ng Der Union bon Den
geitbern Ser 8dfereien ntft beiptL.
Iigt noroen lit. auBer0em baben
aud biele 9Gder neinerer @Gdereien
ionic bon Sotels uno 9eItaurant8
Die 4rbeit nie0ergelegt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
grusc Sibe in G6icaau.

Chicago, 81, Is. Wtai. = @ter
%tpur0en geitern 8rpei Mdnner bon Der
Site i~i6erntannt, 0o6 befinoen ite
.ii6 beitte bereits olf Ser 8eiierung.
Ole Gemperotltr lit fir bieie. SAB.
re8aeit nusnabmslpeiie beiB, Qos
thermometer pie8 geiteru nodmit-
tag gegeu bier llbr 81 @roo ouf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-18
setlinae sntn @oitenpreis.

Somstag mer0en I'M 9tntbaus BON
@ortenfommiiidr 6lebartB 6ebGingC
bon GomatetL aob[ un6 0Ggg.
8lont8" gum ginfnufsprei8 obgege-
ben ner6eu. gde o%ieienigen, neIde
BON Der 9fferte @ebrou6 MAIDEN
moaerL mogen iid i'm Ratbous elm
finDeu.
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aonsert in Der SpdIdnle.

Ger @eianQberein Der S6iiler
Ser Central SodIduIe bernnitaItete
9%onner8tag no9mittag III Der afu-
Ia Gin aonBert, 6o8 GuBerit sobl.
reid beiltdJt mar. 8o8 rei6Galtige
8roqramm tpurbe redt gut ourdy.
gefiibrt un0 6ie Sdnger errangen
bielen 8eifaq.
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DeMfi6e pot i'm
beIcbtcn Oftenl

~9(mter0om Is. M1ai. - Na6 Der
lebten 6eititcllung itr0 icst, tDie aus
Berlin gemeloet miro, I'M oeutidcn
electromagnetic I'M Often 103 foi-
ierlia 0eutI6e 8oitdmter borbanoen
oabon 65 I'M 8eret6 0es 8arI6nuer
@enerolgoubertement$, 38 i'm 9ber.
oItgebiet.
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fGtiIS becinflubt tpttr0et. Der BE-
fidt 0eS General Saig l1iitet: 9ioro-
oItIih bon 4rmentieres pur6en Spei
feinOLihe ~lteberfGI[e o~bgepieien. @et
.gunecoiirt, Oos Iid iebt In unierem
.8elis befinoet, Dat ii9 ni6ts bon
8elmng ereiGnet. 6ieIiqe MilitGr.
.fritifer finb Der aniidt, 6oB 0ie
.2euti6en oi9 Gems lno 2aon oltf.
geben tDeroen ebenio pie iie @ulle-
court gerGumt baden, inn ii9 otf
.ibre Salptlinien suriid3u5ieben. (0b
Die britiideu 91ilitGrtritifer nob(
.miiien, mo fiG nteielbe beftn6et0
8oris, is. Qaris. - i roget
8ari8, IS. @lai.- Sffi5ieG Dir6
qenelbet, 6aB mie0erbolte NIT gro-
Fer @u6t attsgdiibrte fein6Ii6e
@ngriffe nlf bic nor00itli6eu g[b.
.6dnge ser $6ben BET Groonne Our6
.frnn55fiide8 &an6gronotenfater ob.
.geIdlagen porben ftnb. Sn Der
Champagne bat Iid Elm Iebbafter
Q[rttaeriefompf entiponnen. Su 60.
babeu fran8oiiife &otroui(.
len fettt6Iide 2inien ourd6ro6en.
ltnb MIN sic Staliener.
gfom. is. @at. - Sffi8icacn
Nofridtan 3ufolge bat 6n8 otter.
reidiI6e @eneraIfomman0o Ser 81.
bil6eb0lferurg ocn 9efebt gegeben.
ienen Sell Der SionBo. 5ront 8t Der.
laiien an pel9ert Sic Stoliener
bor6ringen. 3ie geb0Iferung bon
Srieit lit bon einem bnnii6en S6re.
den ergriffen. Qtle @onfen Der
Sto6t iin6 gei9loilen mo 6a8 SIC.
gierltngSordieb lit nod g8ien &C.
ididt tpor0en. 0ie meiiten gefon.
genen 0eiterreider itamnen bon
0ibifioncn, Sic btsber an Ser ruff.
ide Gront gef1mpft bo6er. Selo.
morIdaQ b. 6~alfenbagn brfiloet
itd INNER mod inn 6iterreidilden
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G6ieaao mart idlon.

Gbicago. 81, is. @lui. Bronf
s. 8emnet, aoumiii1r Ser offent-
Iiden qrbeiten in Chicago erfldrt,
0aB bic 9erringerung Der Speiieabs
f1Qe In Der Sta0t Chicago bon 400
Sonnen per Eog otf 200 Sonnen
Elm 8eDeig iei, oab Die 8iirger Der
StaOt oie mabmiugen CUR Spar.
iamfeit %be6er3igt bitten.
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uebraska Sarmtcn SIT
%pcrkaMfcn.

aiei1e Gebrasfn Saruen an iel6ien Sab
LuHpen-5 CIDER ~aufparts. mir bearbeiirH
Die Sbueu berfnniie 1arm. <As 9Haserinrb
Hstaip Growers ara, IS. uno 6o,paro Sir.
cmaba aebr. Eel. 9orsIns 1911. III.
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Omaha, is. N1ai.
Riu6bie6-8uF11br 500: @inrft feit
geefitiere felt.
@1te b. bette 12.25-13.25
M2ittelm. 9eebes t.50-1225
@en6bnlide 10.25-t1.25.
aiibe ltno Sellers feIt.
Cute bis bette Settlers 1886
1t.35.
@ep6bnlide 7.00-S.75.
Cute b. bette ailbe 9.s5-10.s5
g1itteIm. aiibe S.75-9.75.
GeiuohnIide 7.00-S.50.
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Demtltte r6ttntcne
Sos GriimfncrfelH
rcit BMMeccMrt!
gsIttR BEL 8r0btlle.5 regucs eeIdIa.
gent Del ben 8ritcn Itc6t
fdleGtes 8etter Inn Gas
len6er.

Berlin itber 2onOon is. Mot.-
3ns Grieasomt mel0ete belttc Sol.
senoes: Die &rimmer 0es frii6eren
9orfeS @uGecoitrt tuuroen o1tf Sc.
febl 0es @eneraIfomman0os bon Den
Oeiitiden Sr1ippen oltfgegeben, obnc
onB Tie babel bonn 5einoe beldItigt
mur6en. 3erIelbe tobnt 81 Stun.
ben nod mierem g[b3ltg BON bcm
a1n5IiG aerIt6rten 8orf @elib. Dia
Gnglan0er 1riifen ms s1 beioen
Soften Der 8robele. 5resneS 2aro.
TtrqBe an; eS fam a1 einem Gatnpf
nit Son0grdnaten; Der Sein6 MUIR
De eeI6Iogen. @ei arrag Bot iiG)
Die IrtiaerietGtigfeit erb0bt.
Sin Der fron80liiden 5ront bat
fih Die @itteruug gebeiiert 10 Dob
Die MrtiueriefGmpfe bon Geuem ent-
brornt ifn0. 2eidte @nqriffe Der
Gronsoien BET 8ra1G n6roli9 bon
GrameIe ittb no6e Groonne tpur.
ben bon unieren &rltppeu obaatpie.
fen.
On Der maaeboniIhen 6rout pttroe
Der Geinb geitern pieoer an Dem
Coma 9nte, n6r6li9 bon Sofignene,
gcidlagen,
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Sn 0eg Moine8. Ga, tuuroen ON
Sonntag Die oIten 0glnuen" @eietc
itrang Ourdgefiibrt. Gin ireieS Sc
ben fibren mirl
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annias Gin Mnrft6eridt.

aanios 9th, is. W1oi.
9iinObieb 600: Marft felt
Golpra6os 1900.
Wontano8 11.30.
SGbrIiuge t5-25c nieOriger.
Gtoders bun.
&iibe II. Sellers firm.
Sdmeine-3ufubr 1000; @8artt
felt Big SC bober.
S0GFer grei8 1910.
9urdifnitt8preis 15.40-16.35
Sdafe-8ufubr 5000: Morft 10
Bis 15c b6ber.
@efutterte Hammer POLO.
Ct. SOiep6 Mnrftberidt.
CT. Soiepb, is. Mdi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100; 9tortt nos
gninol.
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g4ns 6ie g[0iirrtrn mrIben.

2onOon is. 91ai. n 0epeI6en
BON Der 8ront 6eiogen, ooB pd9reno
Der Iebten arpei &oge i6ledte @its
teriinG einaelebt babe, poour6 Die
miIitarii6en 9perationelt er0Beren
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edpeinc-8ufnbr $500; Marft
Itort Bis sc bober.
S09Iter 9reiS 16.40.
8urdifnittspreis 15.57-16.30
Sdafe-8ufubr 400; Mnrft felt
@efitterte 21ntmer 1925.
G6ieagu Marft6eridt.
Gbtcago, Is. 9toi.
&inbbie6-3nfubr $500; Marft felt
S0dIter 9rei8 1895.
Samcinc-3uftbr 10000. ottrd-
idnittIid etpa8 b6ber ai fdmoH.
S09Iter 8rei8 1910.
9nrdidnittsprei8 15.S0-16.30
Sdafe-3uf1br 5000; @tnrft 60.
Ioraoo 15c boher.
@efiitterte 2dmutGr 1850.
Sborn 2dmmer 1850.
8ooteo 2drnmer 1000.
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pma6a @etreibemarft.

$arter @ei8en-
Scr. 2. 280-2S3
SIR. 8. 277-2S1
@eiBeS gorn-
Ger. 2. 163h-164
gr. 3. 163-163b
Scr. 4. 162B-163
Scr. 5. 162-t62R
Scr. 6. 161-162
@elbes gorn-
Scr. Q. 1581-159
Scr. 3. 158A-t5Sb
gtr. 4. 158-158b
Scr. 8. 157h-t5S
gar. 6. 157-157b
@emiihteg Gorn-
Scr. 2. t59-t5S1s
Scr. 3. 157h-158B
Scr. 4. t57-15S
ger. 5. 157-1571h
Scr. 6. 156-157
8eiBer Sofar-
Scr. 2. 69-691b
SIR. 8. 6Ssl-6S
Stan0arO Saier 6S19-69
SCR. A. 6S-6S1h
giol8eerite t36-t50
sGerite-
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@tofer8 ii. 6ee0ers nieoriger.
aorngefiitterte Gtiere 9.75-10.
Cute b. bette See0ers 9.00--10.
02itteImGBige 7.00-8.25.
@etp0bnIi9e 6.75-8.50.
@rtte b. bette 6tofers $50
1850.
gtof Sellers 8.25--1o.25 {.
Stof aij6e 100000.
Stof aGl6er 8.00-t0.50.
Seal aQlber 9.00-t3.50.
Bulls II. GtogS 9.25-10.25.
Sdweine-3ufubr $500; gfnrft
felt big Sc nieoriaer, gu i6mo4.
3ur1i6nitt8preiS 15.65-16.00
&06Iter 9reiS 1910.
Shafe-3ufubr 1900; W2arft feit
2Gmmer 15.25-20.00. rs
@born SGbrIinge 13.0016.25
Gborn MlttteriGafe 11.75-t4.
S6orn 8i60ers 400.
@efiitterte M}lttteridafe 1000
1t.60.
Mterif. M1lltteri6ofe 1t.60.
@efitterte 21tnrner 1890.
G6orn BANNER 1890.
@ooIeo 21mrner POLO.
Spring 9Grutner 1926.
Clipped 21mmer 1915.
9anias Gitb Mnrft6eridt.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
Seems Honest; Talks Honest;
Man Listens; Out $500

Look out for Charles w. Williams, alias
W. r. Campbell. alias Charles E. Good
hue, alias Louis "A. Ackley. white, 50 years
old, five feet six inches high, weight about
100 pounds. sallOw complexion. smooth
shayen. dark hair. slightly inclined to be
bald on top. He is wanted by the police
Of Baltimore for an alleged clever little
fraud involving between 81, 900 and 5000
According to the report at police head
quarters it is stated that the man of the
many names comes to city and seeking
out an attorney of standing shows him a
note dated January 10 for 5000 due in
six months. Claiming that 81 900 has al
ready been paid and that he wishes to
collect the rest. the attorney writes to
the address given by the man and in due
time receives another check for $1,000.
Acting in good faith, a wise BaltimOrean
recently deducted his 10 per cent COM
mission and furnishing his client with
500 by personal check is now out exactly
that amount. The check for 900 which
the attorney received was worthless.