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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

SIT 400 to Be Spent in Stimulating Production and Protec
on and Conserving Of Crops-Fam Help Activities to Be
misunderstanding Assistance to Be Ex-
Z. +s@r., tended to the Producers.

Washington.-The task Of maintain.
ing during the war an ample supply
of food will be attacked on still
larger scale by the United States de-
partment of agriculture through a
score Or more of projects, under the
provisions Of the food production bill
just enacted by congress.
While most of the projects will be
extensions of present activities, some
of them will represent new undertake
ings. The task will be to find just
where the country stands in so far
as the adequacy of the present food
supply is concerned, to speed up the
production Of food crops wherever this
can be done, and to stop as many as
possible Of the leaks through which
hundreds of millions Of dollars worth
of edible products annually is wasted.
Eleven million three hundred and for
ty-six thousand four hundred dollars
are made available for the work in
the food production bill. This money
is for emergency use in addition to the
funds appropriated in the regular ag-
rcultural appropriation bill for the
usual activities Of the department. The
bill also is distinct from the food con-
troll bill, a measure having to do chief
~ with the regulation Of the distribu-
ton of food.
TO Increase County Agent Force.
One of the most important steps to
be taken in the emergency agricultural
work Will be the extension Of the ex-
listing force Of county agents, the joint
field employees Of the department and
the states, who come into most direct
contact with farmers. With thc addl-
ton of the new county agents, an
agent will be Situated in practically
every agricultural county in the Unit
ed States that will cooperate to advise
and assist farmers in every way pos
sible on matters of production, coNscr-
walton and marketing. The number
Of woman county agents in rural coun-
ties will be considerably Increased and
other woman agents will he placed in
q number Of the larger towns and cit
les. These women will stimulate the
production of garden truck, poultry
and other products by women and chill
.drcn, and will advise and instruct IN
regard to the most efficient methods
Of food utilization and conservation. I
: Labor and Food Problems. D."
Under the food production bill the
office of farm management of the de-
partn4ont, in cooperation with the
United States department of labor,
will extend the f2rm-help activities
through which farm lahor@rs and the
farmers who most need them. haYe
been brought together during the pres
ent season. ~ T. L"
The laird of the more important. OF
the emergency projects to, be. carried
out by the department of agriculture
is quick survey CT the food situation.
This activity will be for the purpose
Of ascprtaiping as accurately as possi-
BILE the condition of the country's food
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
Oasis Made to Order.

In the desert stretch between E.
Centric and Yuma, down in the south
east corner Of California, engineers
made new oasis the other day. They
just bored hole in the ground, and
up came the revivifying waters. Then
few date seeds were dropped into
the soil, and a few vegetables planteds
and they will have an oasis made to
order.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

New Physician Here-Dr. H. o.
Ruud has arrived in the city from Min
lesota and will be connected with the
firm Of Drs. Roam, Fisher and Strauss.
Dr.. kuud comes to the capital city
highly recommended and will be
valued addition to this firm.
Grant Youmans in Town-Grant S.
Youmans of Minot was in the city to-
day comforting with members Of the
state banking board relative to one
of Youmans' new banking enterprises,
approval Of which is pending with the
5oard Senator Thorwald Mostad,
Eman Mus and Theodore Thompson
of Minot also were visitors at the
capitol today ):
To District Court-Mr and Mrs. Ell
mer Shaw picked up in local room
ing house on charge of receiving
stolen goods, have been bound over
to district court on charge OF sodomy
preferred on the strength of evidence
discovered upon searching the trunks
found in their rooms. They also will
have to answer to charge Of receiy-
ing stolen goods.
I Funeral for Mrs. Harrington.-Fun
eral services for the late Mrs. J. j..
Harrington formerly of Jamestown.
were conducted this morning at $50
n'rlbcN Lib FSt. Nfary's sprd- athedral by
Rev Father Hiltner. Mrs, Harrington
WAS, takAh ill while att the fcme of her
| 1aughteYi Mrs; C!B' aRasness OF Sixth
street. : The floral offerings were
many and beautiful and many friends
of the family gathered at Xhe church
1lto pay Their: last Respects i lntermeht'
was made 4 in 9SStj;.9M faFrYs ceh etei'y. - Il
Returns from Funeral-Aeif Sven,
ti,i11isoh or The state treasHrer's office
returned yesterday from Petersburg,
whittier he was .snmp,0nea to attend
the funeral of his .young~t brother,
Olaf Fr Swiennumlsson who pied on his
ranch in Alberta as a; res4t Of blood
poisohing. Olaf swennu 1pson,. the
youngest member 81, the hmily, had
been very SUCCESSFUL in Alberta, and
was planning as soon as he had gath
cred this harvest to sell gut and 90
to- California, having realized enough
from three bumper cropsE to enable
him to retire. In some manner he
contracted blood poisoning, and his
death followed within week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
Philadelphia Had First Magazine.

The city that gave birthdo the mag
azine is not the city from which now
come the greater number of our
standard and popular periodicals. Phil
adclphia, not New York, was the first
although Boston produced the first
newspaper, in the fourth year Of the
eighteenth century. PENIS city was
next, and in the magazine field it was
FIRST.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
FREDA'' 10 HAVE STATIC
Milwaukee Line Submits Plans
for Attractive Depot

Freda is to realize an ancient am
bitiOn in the very near future. The
line today sumbitted to
the North Dakota railway commits
sion plans for a handsome new station
building OF an attractive bungalow
type which is to be erected at Freda
as soon as materials can be supplied,
long-fclt and oft-eXpressed
want
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
Discovered MArabian Ninhts."

The "Arabian Nights stories were
translated into English from the Ara
bic by Antonio Galland, French
savant, and traveller, who died in 1915.
He obtained them in their original
form during his visit to the East as
an attache Of the French embassy a.
Constantinople.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
Would Make Daddy Sorry.

Richard was proud Of his newly &C
quired l,c;ipadorr. One day while
standing in front of the glass admir-
ing it, he suddenly turned to his moth
err and said: "Say, mamma, when dad
comes home and sees my pompadour,
won't he be sorry he had his hair cut
bald"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
Soy Beans as Food.

Soy beans, introduced into the Unit
ed States more than one hundred years
ago primarily for use as forage crop,
are in reality one of the most nutri-
tious of the bean family when used as
human food, according to specialists Of
the department Of agriculture.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
CORPORATION NEWS

= WA ~ 49,. ''4.l''t M III ni;.i.'
THE, SECRETARY of state, today issued
a charter to. the lAidlow Investment
Co. of ,Longdon, capitalized at 100000
and incorporated by w. Al Laidlow of
ST.: Paul, w. j. Laidlow OF Hannah
and G. s.. Laidlow Of Clyde. a. Il Nv,
Anew church for the Fargo, diocese
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
RA|G NETS MILE
EAST OF yPRES
Continued from Page Cne.)

Continued from Page Cne)
tie Of the Somme, which was followed
by the memorable Hindenburg 'stra-
getic retreat
This time, however, the ground
which would have to be. abandoned
would be far more serious loss to
the Germans, for the German-held Bel
gian coast line, with it's submarine and
aeroplane bases is at stake, together
with the great French manufacturing
city of Lille.
Today's attack followed sharply
long, despairing and vain effort OF the
Germans to stave it Off.
Crown Prince Rupprecht struck at
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
New Noises.

Some of the new automobile horns
make noise so different from any
thing ever heard by the present gem
Grafton that one is tempted to believe
the inventor has accidentally hit on
the bark Of the ichthyosaurus.-Al'
bany Argus.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

the British line yesterday at its most
vital point, but his troops again were
moved down. 81
The French fighting front has been
comparatively calm, except for in
tense artillery activity northeast Of
Verdun.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

cific railway that gates are to be in
stalled as soon as possible at the
Third street crossing in Bismarck,
wnere Robert Johnston, well known
Burleigh county young farmer, recent
" met his death. The rail board Jlas
a hearing on this matter set for Sat
urday in Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
of; the: Assumption church of Dickey,
Incorporated: by Bishop James O'Reil'
ley and Vicar General James Baker
of Fargo and James Casey of Dickey,
the pastor
BURLINGTON READY TO
COOPERATE TO REDUCE
COST OF. WESTERN COAL

W. A. HALEY, traffic manager of the
burlington system, advises the railway
commission that his company is thor
oughly in sympathy with the efforts
of the rail board to obtain better
through rates for Wyoming coal to
500 Line and Great Ndathern points
in North Dakota. and that the Burling-
ton will gladly meet connecting lines
halfway. in, establishing such rates.
The railway commissions now has the
matter up with Traffic director Low.
EFT and Fuel Administrator Garfield.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
GOES TO MEDINA
Rate Expert Little il to Attend d
10 Hearing on Phone Service; .

Rate Expert! J, A. Little leaves this
evening for. Medina, where he, will join
the railway commission. today in a
hearing on petitions for improyed ,tele-
phone service and in connection with
an application for = crossing over the
Northern Pacific tracks; near Medina
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
Berries Keep q Years.

Mon. cello. Ind.-NIrs. Ida Foss. a
farmers wife living near this place,
recently opened can Of huaklcberries
that had been put UP q years before
az found them in perfect condition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
is BOUND OVER.

Moorhea4, Mimi, Octa Fired An.
derson, 24u was formallyS Enlarged with
the. murder of, George Sheffield, Great
INSTRUMENTATION .aperatf, at a prelim-
mary held here today He will be
bound oyer to The, Clay q unty jury for
the, Decemberr term q the district
e' %iapais + es s{ be Gsl,' om the state
expects (, be. the star. wtpess against
Anderson, testified this lfternoon that
Anderson. told her on ihe afternoon
following the murder tn It 1T was too
bad he had to, kill the ipld fool"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

kintyre Visitor--Clyde Wurm of
kintyre was in Bismarck on a bust
ness mission today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

Underwood FoIk-,Mr. and Mrs
krist Kjelstrup, l.. G. Stewart and DR.
A. w. Stewart were among the Under
wood people in Bismarck today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

. From Van Hook-F l.. Packineau,
well known Van Hook citizen, was a
Bismarck visitor today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04

From Washburn-Mr and Mrs. O.
Conradi were down from Washburn
today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
CITY NEWS

From Amont-Mrs. P. D. Pfaff of
! Almont was Bismarck visitor today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-04
TO INSTALL GATES
ailway Commission Notified
Crossing Is to Be Protected

The railway commission today was
officially advised by the Northern Pa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
lieu, pcrk fiiblt
Sen 1t>Bcctkric0!
3iuansig Sradter nit ee6ensmitteln
fir bic glIIiicrten lieaen i'm
Safen felt.

SEEN gorf, 10. 9tai. - 3ie our6
Ben oeltlden &au6boottricg anges
ridteten 9er1eerungen baben bers
idieoene gcgierltneen berauIoBt, ole
56iffe ibrer 2Gnoer bon ser See
fern 8u bnIten. SIM biciigen Sofer
Iiegen felt 3iuei 8o9en etipo atpans
8ig, Die boldnoiihes Rriide un0
norpe9iide 5Iag9e fiibrenoe Sdifie
auf 8efebI ibrer gtegiar1ngen fill.
Die Saiffe boben iGnttlib 2ebens.
ntittel, bauptiddIid @etreioc, fir bic
aaiierten gelaDen. Gs tpurbe on9e.
noHrnet, 0oB Die Sdiffe bier felt.
gebalten iper0eh ip1breu0 Die g[ai-
ierten nit oen neutroLen gtationen
I'M Die @rIongung BON 3uiiderun.
gen ulterbolloelteiL onB bon ben 2e-
benstnitteIn nihts nod 9eiitiaIono
geIangen tuiir0e. Gfcs tDur6e ge-
tern bon SoferfoGeftnr 9uOIeo
5ieIo 0talone offisieG in glbreoe
qeIteIlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
RrcnpriitS f,fciit
Berlincr SclSaten!

glnliter0ouL 10. Mtoi. - Die Ser.
liner 3eihmgen beroffentliden cine
9epeide, Die Der oeittide aronprin3
an Oen SberbiirBerneiitpr bon Ser.
lin geIonot batte. @r iagte 6orin,
er babe iOebeu Snei Regimenter be.
iidtigt 0ie bon Der 5ront surildae.
fommen ieien, ltno bon 200, nit De-
nen er peri0nli6 geiprohen bdtte,
ieien Die metiten 8erlilter geipeien.
Tros Der groBen g(nItrenglmgen nnS
6es rieiigen 5eliers. iueIhes iie
tp1bren0 Der Ietten &ohen ousbal.
ten nuBten, iui0 tros sieuIih be6eu.
tenoer gerlilite iei ibr 9erboIten
gIdnaenO gepeien; ibre IuItige Stiut.
mimg unO ibr o8ibemodleu~ bGtteu
nidlt I'M geriugiten eelitteu. gtit
ioldlen Eruppett meinte Ser arot.
bring. fenle man ben 8euiel aus
Der &olle brIeA,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

g[rnerifd bor[ieat. Gelstidl0flD TOT.
beoiert ol[eroings 1rlerifnniidje
G6iffe, aber MIR in Der Gefnbr5one.
betradtct bieieg 0esbaIb nidt dlg
einen fein0ieIigen 9ltt, Od ale Can.
Ser borber Qspdrnt fporben Iin0.
Ser Saudbootfrieg Bot Iif oIs
cine Der beIten 8erteioigitngslndBre
aeln fir 9euti1lo1lb ertpieien, iillo
man tptrb oiele 8erteioigungsfDaffe
innerbaIb Der @efabraone nod wie
Dor beibeboIten. an
9nB fid) Die in 0etitf9Loil0 IeISssgH.ssIIII
Sen gllrterifoner BEL Der 9oIiSpi Ssii
mel6en baben, ift eine geredte Mafpss: s
nobme, tpelde 9e1itI1lorlD gegen ei.
he Ration ousiibt NIT treI1er es ifl
9rieg liegt. arterifd bebon6eIt bic
0euti6en 8iirger oltf 6ieieIbe @eiIe.
Sonit iperben bic in 8elltI1IunD Ii.
ben6en @nterifaaeI in feiner @eise
beldlti9t." (gs ilt 0ies 0og erite
Mnl, BOB 6orduf beripieien tDfrD,
bob bic 9lmerifaner itrter HoIi5ei.
oufiiht fteben.)
8eOer Die Go5tnIiiten nod Die
oeati6e &egieritng fonnen 9Lmerif0s
Saltuna bedreifen.
SD beoauere ben Grieg 8inifhen
S(nerifa unb 9etitfdIan0 iti1en6.
lid, idgte G1ei0enlonn. oGos Ser
bolten bes 8rdiioerten Milion iii
itt1berltdtloIih. Seine @eonIo eng
LAMB aeaeniiber ift ebettio oroB, dig
ieine Sdroffbeit geaen 9eutIdlnrt0.
9ie 6elitide gfeaieriing betrddltet
ben Soithbootfrieg oIs eine Gerteis
6iglingsmaBregeI gegen @ngldn0g
llebertretltna oes @olferredjts, ittiS
bns fam Gnalcno nidlt abItreiieil.
9Gtte 9rdiibent Nsilioft Ieine ga.
niibungett, Elm 9erTtdnonis 5DitAen
ben Griegfiibrenoen at er3ieIen, fort
geiebt, bnnr iu1re biefer etttleALid]c
Ion9e beenbet fDor0gi1
ietn. Sn 9eutf1Idno lit fein &aB
gegen anoere gtotionen erfenus
bar" (2)
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airnr Observation-Disclosures.

aopenbngen, 10. Wtdt. - D0s
aoinitee oes oeutiden Heidstass fir
fonititdioneae gieformeu, Dem Gen.
irumsmitgIieoer, g1ntionoIliberale
MO rn0ifaIe So5iaIiIten angeboreu
iHo fiir5Iid einen Sieg iiber Die
aouierpntiben errdne, beabfdtigt.
elmer 9erliner 9epeiAe 5ufoIge, cine
Naueinteilung Der gteidstagspdbIbe.
sirfe. GiHc 9ep0Iferling bon 200.
900 fir ie0eu 8e5irt ipir6 befiirtDor.
lit. Gas aomitee ioa nub beabiid.
tigeii. Die Mln6tbefugniiie in mill.
i0riimen un0 Ntorineangelegenbeiteu
al bei1r1nten, in6em oIle grnennllft.
gen un0 @eforoerungen bon Sffi5ie.
rem Der 9lrnee uno @ariuc in16 30.
Heren 9eaHiten Ron Den Iogenanntm
,.sta6iretten~ oem Softer 5nr geltd.
tignaa unterbrejtet iperoei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
SbltruttiOuspulitit
gegtn @rdi, &ilion!
Oicfcr Srcbt, Sic Gconcr scr Hcoicrun9sbills fiir
DersSscrMne cSer 11tiBlinecn Scs SclSs
su9es pctanttpcrtlidp SM lltadben.
&onsres 1T sesen Siplomatii@e GeReimnifIel

i'm aongreB befdntpFt. 9ie 0aebe-
nue.gtl, tuondh $1800000,000
ourb @rtrolteuern oitfgebra6t mer.
ben ioIlen miro i'm SotIe auf @i.
oerltano itoBen; es tperOen mebrere
Gage bergeben ebe man iid oariiber
eini9en miro. SIN Senot 6iirfte 0ie
9ebatte iiber 6ieiel6e ii9 ouf nebrere
8o6en eritreden.
Die S6iffsbaitborloge 6efin6et
fid, trotoem Der 8rditbent aur @ile
or1ngt, INNER nod I'M anfanasita.
blum. gdenlano fann ipiiIen, iuie
Iange es in 9[niprith nebnen piro,
nm Die giI betreffs Der &ontroIlie.
rilng Der gInbrltngsnlitteL oe8 2ons
oes i'm aongreB olr65ubringen. Die
9(niidten bieriiber eeben tpeit ans.
einanoer.
eSr8tpiiden tpirb inn Grndt Ote
3ebatte itber 0ie bon Der Regierung
ein8ereiften Sbionsporlage fortge.
iebt. 3teie[be hot mehrere $afeu;
es iin6 oieies: oie 8eredtigung 6es
8r1itbenten bic g(uSfitbr bon 2es
bensmitteln nod trgen0 einem neu.
traleft 2ail6e su berbieten un0 Die
8eitilrg85enIur. Bon ben @egnern
Der @iG miro 0ie 8ebnitbttin9 oitf.
geitellt Bob Die 8un6esregierittg
ii6 oa8 gorgebeu Ser britii1en 9le.
9ieritng ols 8eiipiel nebme ilno neu.
trnLe glationen mtf &ationen Ieben
nia lub ser britiId6en &riegsfom.
milton geitatte, Die unerifnniI6e
ariegspoIitif nah @ut0iinfen 3lt for.
0ieies miro bon BEN gefiirtuor.
tern Der Bill in abreoe geitelt, oo6
geben 6ieie at, bob n1atl iib gegeu.
ndrtig 8ur Grtegs5eit elmer on6qren
goiitif be0ienen nliiiie, 1lg 5lr
9eit, oIs Die Ser. Stooten nod rteu.
tral tDoretl.
Ger 5enat berlongt bon Der Sic.
aierltng, naB er in oIlen Jrogen, Die
Die oitslpdrtige 9olittt betreffen, ins
8ertrauen ge3oaen ltnb OaB feline
8ebeinloiplonlotie getrie6en tuir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10

@nlbington, 10. Weoi. - 8ent
nimt boIo Elm aompronlib iiber Den
Sennts5nios atir &rieesbeerbiq er.
Sielt nirO, lpel6er S9eooor &ooie.
belt geItottet, cine 5reiDilligenItreit.
mnht nod 5ronfreid 5u nebmen,
10 mag Der geuleinIome &onfereu3s
oitsl9rB ee5lpuneen iperoen, bic
8orl1ee on Die bei0en S1uIer fir
iDeitere sSnitritftionen a1riid3uberid.
ten. g3rdlioent g'iLion lit bieriiber
tmnngenebm berGblt. Gr mdr Der
1leber5eugung, oob ii9 oie aonferen3
bereits Gn6e letter @ohe einigen
iperoe, uno belte ibeirt er nod I'M
feinen Sdritt bortpdrt8 gefonlmen
ait iein Gs lit ni6t iinpohrifein.
lid, 0o6 Serr @iliou cine @ornung
erIoIIen miro, 0aB ole @egner ieiner
9o[itif fir Die gerldngernng oe8
arieges tpern nidjt fiir cine i6lieb.
lihe gtieoerIage berolltportlid ait
boIten itno.
8ieieg Sin3icben Ser 8erban6Iun.
gen I'M Gonferen8ousihuB ober tit
es nidt ollein, mas oen 9rdiioetten
in Sdrniid bringt; aud oltoere Ste.
gierungsoorIagen oie fir ben arieg
bon eroBter 8idtigfeit iinO, mer6en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
ptcteite 9ege1t
Rric9sItclacructlaoc!
Siele Seitimmnnsen Seriel6en ange.
sriffen; beftige 9e6atten
iDet0eH eriuartet.

@ai6ington. 10. 91ai. = 0ie
9rtegsItetter.8 .8orIoge Iiegt jebt i'm
$o1Ie our 9eratling Dor. un6 be.
reits loufen Groteite bon alien Sci.
ten gegen biele 8eltimulungen Der
&orlage eir.Sip 6nB iid Die Soft.
nltng oes oeinofrotifden sSiibrers
Gitfin Die 4nnahne Der gorl1ge
bis Garnstog ourf3nIeBen, pobl
faunl erfiiIlen oiirfte. 9eionoer8
iiber Oie grb06ung Der 9oitrdten
fir 3eititngen niro tpabrideinIid
Elm beiber anutpf entbrerlnen, on,
faL8 oieielben anaenonlr1en iper6en
ioIGten, biele 3eitungen ge5tpungen
ietn tuer0en, ibr gri6einen einauItel.
len.
Sad 6en @ordnI9IGgen oes &ous.
fonlittees fir 0titteL un0 8e1e miro
Siirf Die neuen o6er er9obten oIten
Steuern Der &egierung cine Webr.
einnobme bon $t,S10,420,000 8it.
flieben. @2tt ben btsberiaen iteti.
gen Steitern bon ettpa $t,500,000,.
900 toiirbe 0ies cine SteuerGdit BON
$33 bro &opf Der gebolferltrg olts.
MAIDEN.
9ieieniqelt StelterL bon 0enen
fi6 oos aontitee Die meiIten 0lebr.
einnobuen beripridt ftto Die folgen.
Sen: @rB0bte Ginfonumeniteuer,
$640, 100000; llebermGBiqe grofi.
te, $108,000,000; 01ebrIteuer ouf
9(lfo6ol, 2if6re uno 8eine, $3.50.
@ebritelern ouf 3tgarre1
Sabofe, 3iearretten, $68,000,000;
StenpeIIteuern $33,000,000; @r.
b6bte @infubr30ae, $200,000,000;I
Grbobtes @riefporto $70,000,000;
Grbobte 3cititngspoItraten, $t9,,I
Steuern olif 5rahtbriefe,
grpreBien6lmgen gobnfobrfarten
St72,750,000; S(lltornobtl Steuer
SS0,500,000; 8ergniigitngss ltno
Sbeateriteuer, $60,000,O00 uItp.
8eionOerB beiB oiirfte fi6 Ser
aanpf Inn bic erb6bte steuer ouf
9erofite geftoltcn, ober
lud Die Grtraiteuer anF groBe Gin.
fOntmen Oiirfte gu lebbofter 3ebatte
deben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
Der. Staten kaitfeit
z SIterr. Oailtpfcr!

g5albington, 10. @2oi. = Gie
@unoeg. .Saiffsbeboroe tiinoigte ge.
itern obenO an OaB iie iieben otter
Teidii6e, in bieligen SGfan liegen0e
Snnbelsoampfer ongefauft bat. Die
9nnlpfer bnben einen @eiat1tgebalt
BON 52,651 &onnen uno foiten
S6,778,006, ettpa bic 'SdIfte 0es
jebigen greiies fiir Sdiffe, Die
51br5euge lper0eil innerbuIb tueniger
Ylonote boIig alsgebeiiert iein utto
0ann iofort in Oen arlegss9an6els.
nertebr geitellt lperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-10
Ruff. 1scalificftss
111iniiteriuiitl
Die giesiernns iicbt in Ser gilbHua|
zines iplhea Die siisige
Seilnng.

4etrograo, iber 2onoon. 10. Msoi.I
Die ruiitide 9fegierltng bat geIterH|
cine @rflaritng ougunItell Der Sill
oiung zines aoaIitionsininiiteriinns
erlaiien. sSStt Der grfIdriing beiBt
es, 0aB ourd Die geritde Ser ein.i
aeInen golfsgritppen, iDre Nitnld]e
3ur @eltung ait bringet, ieIbit NIT
teGft @enaIt, 41arhie Drobt, tDe[de
idlieBli6 tpieoer gum GeIpotisntiig.
fiibrelt nir0e. Gin GoaIitionsmini.
iteriitm lei Die einsi9e SeiIlt1g.
Suitt3miniiter aerersfp Dot an Sic
0urnn, Die Gonlitees Der Golonteii,
ben arbeiterrat uno Die io5ioIiItiidlen
&orteien 8riefe geiotot, IN benen Oie
&ertreter Der 8ettofratie olifgefor-
bert tuerben, einen 8etl Der Giirbe
Der Mo6t auf fid] gu nebnten.