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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

.fdon friib3citig BON Ser Snfe 5urif
qe8ogeu, Elm 4ahbnr @uridts ober,
Benjamin &. gootum. mar 10 iebr
bon Sen fit bar6ietenoen Geminn-
m6gIidfeiten i~6er3eugt. ooB er fid
nit Dem Grftnoer in ben Belts bon
81 8ro3ent 0es 4ftienfapitols teilte.
un0 iett bot gonfitm I'M Gber9e-
rift oes Gourt1 g1oiIou, MineoIa, G.
s., cine alage eingereift, oura mel.
DE gnridt ge3roungen neroen ioa,
.ons 8ebeimnis ieiner Grftn0ung
unter getpiiIen ge%oingungen befarnt
gu MAIDEN, 1auf onB Die gorteiIe Die.
Ter G%rfinoung aud Der anerifoui.
ihen Gegiering mdbren0 oes gegen-
.ndrfigeu &rieges 5uteil merOen mid
ten"
4us Ser neitereu @egran0uHg Der
.afoge un0 QeuBerungm 0es 0sn
.aId9er oertrefenoen anipalts ergibt
ff, ,oaB Der 8erflogte nit Der oeut.
Iheu @egierung pereinbart bat iein
I@ebeinmis nift iDdbran0 oeS Grie-
Gee prei8sugeben@ un0 aoob er nit
ESpionen un0 Gertretern Ser oellt.
iden giegieruug, Die iih iest bier
i'm 2an0e oufbnIten, batreffs oes
l@erfaufs ieiner @atente oerban0eli
BAT Ger anlDalt fagte bin5u, 6ah
Ienridts Geilhabar, goafum, ais er
lerfubr, 6oB 0ieier NIT Saliptulann
bon Eopen. rom 0eufiden @otidof.
ternmte. befonnt geiDeieu iei, uni
! nenigters einrnnl ben anpitdu SO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

5aruler oes Gitens, ad.
hungl Seute flopft bic OCT.
tin 0es @liideg an Sore Iii.
re iin0 bringt Sbneu GriiBe
uon 9uibnea, Der am idneIl.
ten ma6ienoen 6taot Oe8
5toates geebrosfa. SIM du.
Berlten 8eItcn bes Staates
1elcgen-in eineu Snu0es.
tell Der pegen ieiner reiden
grnten befannt iit-in Ell
rtcrn Selma, 0ns III ge8ug
nuf gieinbeit iltlo @eiunO.
5cit unilbertrefflif it, bic.
let 9niAnea benz aderbnn.
er gr0Bere @ele8enbciten,
ais irgenO Elm anOerer Gelt
Der gereinigten 5toatenl
Ger 6ortidritt uno Die
grrultacni6aften elmer @e.
mein0e merOen gemobnIia
nod Dem @eoolferungs3u-
pa@s tayiert. Ger Sotpt.
auOraag bes Bottles geDt &c.
n6buIi6 nod Den groBen
3entrcL Die Die meiiten @e.
legen1eiten bieten. 2bHe
neitere Observation-Disclosures,
obne neiterer 8eroifentlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

mia an 9oro 6es llnterice. panoels.
|IHiFFs oDaitihlano" beiiidt babe.
goodim pia ben 9nnOes.@ enerolan.
malt @reaorD NIT oieien 9atiader
|befamt genaht uno ibm eHlpfoblen
|baben, iofort 8eiis bon Gnridts
9oboratorium SIT ergreifen, bod babe
OieIer bis6er nur Die GiuIeitung Ell.
ner gtiinoIi6en llnteriuhung 5uge.
iidert. gor Sturgeon ipuroe Elm britt,
ider 9ffisier nit Der &riifung oes
Gnri6ti6en 9rooufts 6etrait, er
|fano es 3ufrie0eniteIleno, unO iiber-
braHte groBe 8eiteIluugen leitens
ser britiihen &eaierung. @nridt
peigerte iih ieood, oieie pabrenO
.oes Rriegcs 8ir Ausfi9rllng 5u
6ringen.
Ser @ert ser grfinouug IiBt iid)
mad 0en BON Dem grfin0er 9eitellten
1oroertngen b%erteilen. gor Der
S9riegscrtldrung 4merifo8, inn qpril
Is. g., bot er Die 5ormel 8ur Ser
.itaalng 0eS fiinltliheu @oiolins on
DcutihIar0 gum 8reiie bon $780,
1000 an. Sim IL. 9toDember oerbon.
oeIte er nit Der 8uuoesreqierlmg
mo beaniprudte 100000 bar, 10.
.mie S5,000,000 idbrli9 fir eincn
3eitranu bon is Sabren. 8erfniipft
mar ole 9eoingnng, onB 0os BRO
.6lrt MIR bon Den Ser. StnQten Der.
mcn0ct neroen aitrfte, oeren aai.
icrte aber an Sen Iih oarails erge.
6eu0en @orteilen uidt teiInebmen
.0iiriten. Mud bon oiciem Qnerbietefl
lift en- uieoer 8uriidgetreten. Gem
.8erfIdgten bleibeu geietIid) 8ipon5ig
Gage sur 9eanitaltolng ser @loge.
il6er melhe Damn, rpenn iein Sin.
iprnd borlicgt. gerihtlid berbnn0elt
ner6en miro. Mit &iidltdt oltf 0ie
.giqentiimli6feit oieieg giettsfaaes
miro Dem 9erlotfe Der Glage in iuei-
ten areiien NIT grpBem Sntereiia
.entgegengeieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07


@ertretiine nod oilBcn bin etfpns TO-
item lnIien oenn es lit beut5utage ct
ne f~oItlpieIige Sohe al prdientIeren
Die es bonn eriten 9eumten nnieres
Bottles nit bolem 9iebte perIangi
miro.
Ser Grdlioent erbdlt 5pr 3eit Elm
SabresgebaIt bon $4,000 unS
auBeroem weitere $4,000 fir Rei,
iefoiten. Gog erideint fit eiren &c.
D0bnIifen Sterbliheh, 0eiien Sab
reseinfommen etipa Den b~rtnoertlten
Iei[ oes &r1Iioenten. @ebaltes be-
tr1gt, iehr bod. ober tatiddlih triigi
aud in oielenl Sale Der Sdeiu.
9os @ebalt oes 4raiioenten Der
8ereinigten Gtoaten lit sluar bcoeu-
ten0 GROCER oils 0os ieiner central
unO characterization 9ole9en, oas
bon $4,000 in Ecuador bis 81, $40
900 in 9ralilien rdngiert, aber e.
lit LANCE nidt 70 boh, ME oas oes
g~rdli0enten Ser fran5oiiiaen &epu,
bIif, Der $4,000 @ebolt unc
$4,000 fir 9Lusgaben uno Repra'
ieittatiorsfoIten erbalt.
Gos Sabreseinfouumen Der euro-
bdiIden Souber1lte ilberiteigt Dos
irnige unicres @rdii0enten beoeutet.
Selbit 0o8 fleine uno orme 9orlue-
gen 5oblt ieinelu aonig iabrlif
$tS9,000, ndbreno 6ie Serrider bon
5erbien uno R1unaltien ie $210,0 600,
BON @rtehenlono uno 0en gtie6er-
lon0en ie S260,000 bon 9duemort
$4,000, bon 9ulgorien 600,
BON 8lrttentbcrg 1886, 975,bou Bel.
glen $4,000, bon Sodien 1852.
600, bon So ern 81 296,604, Don
Spanien $f,400,o00. bon @roB.
gritaunien 50. 100000, on eStnIien
100000, BON 8rcuBen $3,772,'
.631, bon Geiterreid llngorn S4250,.
900 uno bon Der 1arfei $4,000 900
erbdlten.
Gos gr6Bte Sabreseinfomuten bon
allen airopdiidea 9erriAern erbieIt
Der friibere Bar bon RuBlon6. G5
tpuroe uuf $8,497, 900 eeiddbt. Sic
Gtablierung elmer giepubIit i'm BET
Ligen aubIano hat aIio 81 nidt &C.
riagen Griporniien in 8e3ug oui
Experimentation 2ulaB g%agebeu, Oas
@e6oIt zines &rdii0enteu tonute in
RrbIauo nod nift feitgeiebt mer.
Den, NEIL nod feline fouitituiarenoe
Gonbeutiou itattgeimoen bat,
Gin @ergleid NIT 6en ertDa6nten
9Sabre8eintommen Der Sfoots-
Sdnptcr 8eigt oaB bic bcrltbmte
ameritanifde 8rgigebi0feit ii6 nidt
bel Ser 8eioI0lng oes &raii0enten
ge5eigt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
GOlulin.@ aidiuenseidat,

s,ett 1T au6 Elm Noidinens@e.
Ills eriunOen porociL bas fem
lnlper, fem @qidoB, feine 3uHb'
'apieI ~erforoern ioa. Die Grinder
.gao swei aIabnmaer, elner fubrt
zen bieloeripredenoen gtamet1
Quid, Der onOere beiBt @ieaain
geioe iin0 obuebin 8eiInebmer an
pinen Neutrality-suspicious. unterre9'
men.
gos @eIdis ooer WiaIdinen,@e.
rehr miro Ourt @rpIoiion bon 60
olin obgefeuert uHo ioa slpii6en
500 uno 1000 Sdliie in Der Rinnte
aeaeben tonneil. Die Grinder baben
bel ben Experimental uuier iid
jclbit, ibrer gtitieiluna nod, wenie-
mems OUT 200 Shaiie in Der Minnie
lebradt, Die ale nuf 600 Sub GOO
JIarosj e%nifernuug nit grocer Sc
nauiqfeit ibr 3iel getroiien baben
icaen. 9atarIid puroe elm ioides
8eihus cine rieiige griparnls be-
oeliien - beionOers aud neil Elm
Hsnun oeniIgen ioa, Orei iOlde Sip.
parote auf Dem S9InhtieI6e gu be-
oieneu, pabreno bis iest Orei 4lam
,ur geoiarung zines eepobnllden
WaIdinen . @ei6Hses erforoerIifj
Hno.
Rod Iteben difeutIide groben Dor
oen Be6orOm aus, aber bieaeidi
peroen fe CUR 8eit, oa oieies ee-
Idrieben piro, ihon seliefert. @irh
bic erFinbu1d cine neue Geru I'M
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
6iHiaas aedIuuHs.

Gin iunger S6riitRsasr erlsbte bic
trhe 4HFfubruag isiuss eritea Drls
mas. S9on cine bol6e Stunoe Dor
9sginn pflaH5t Ct 4 Dor BEN 54sa,
ter auf, I'm gu 6eoba9teH, Oh aud
qu6litum tommt. DEB uub lser
blei6t Der gineang. gnoIid rattsrt
Elm automobil bsran uuo 3psi 9sius
der sntIteigsu BEN Gefabrt. 8as 1T
ni6t Diel, aber Is if bod stUas.
Bitpsr Dergs9sn 5sbR Winutsn, oa
6ffnst T9 oas qortal uuO 0rei qsrs
Ioaen pstlaRsn Das 5aus. aHfgss
regt ltar5t Der geriaHsr on ben aais
Tsnl6alier uab ruff binsin: SER
aafferer! @is ioa oas nerOeu!
3pet Menfdsn Fnb binsingssanscn,
6rei fnb 'raasgstommsn, penu iebt
mod elmer rsingt9t, it asinsr brin!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
ansriffs. ariege erdffnen2 Ole @e
uanuten iheiuen es 81 glouben.
.utbsrtrisbsn ne anfprm

tebertrisbent aHfpr
DE. 6rsmbe: 8ir hatten uns B
ausoyadIih a6Ioluts Rube ~ans6toa j
gen; eiafpetIig psrosn mir tdgll8
Ourd bic abidsuIiditsn Zone gs
pedt.
Sotelisr: Gie Dtrben entTnaIois
gen, meme Glldbigs. Oagestn i0unsn
mir ni9ts MAIDEN; oas iao Die 9ens
uen unlsres 9ad6ars, bic putd ihr
Geidrsi psrtinpsu, saB is GIsE ges
lsgt baden!
6rtmos: 9as IN mir geld: Ghr
Iessn oosr nidt. SsOsnfaas baden
Ste oafli gu iorgeH Dab esrssi so
den rubig abseRidsIt Esrsen!
9etra6tuua. g9eit 1T
@eI0.@ beiBt es, 6esbaIb bobeu otd
10 bieIe @leuiden. tuellr Iie Sieds
nungen be8abIeu ioaerL meif feline
3eit 6osu.
9sim 8obIiaffafeifg.
tk 4u9 ben srItsn auB foa i'd
bs3aAIsn, sndbigss 9EduIsin2 aoas
pEo6ta iDsresa bod iOnR gratis pes.
aSIoIst . .%
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
Gin e~iarntamlidler Hnd.

Scr smei sSabren beridteteu biele
3eifunaen 0es 2anoes bon einer Gr.
fiaDuug, sic eg errnoglidet io1te,
nuf dcmiide @eiie @aiolin 10 biaig
hersniteaen. oaB es gum Ereiie bon
2 gents Die Bnlone nerfauft mer0en
f0nne. GieIe 9adridt erregte oa.
nlaIs groBes gufieben. ga nabere
Mitfeillnge1 je0od ui6t erfolgteu,
fid fe pie biele aaoere Qnfiinoi.
qi1sfgqn ieniationeIer Grfinoungen
rad nno nah Der 8ergeiienbeit one
heirn. un0 bod e%ntbehrte fie nid)t
fnbItnntieIer @rttn0Iage. Ger in
TarmingoaIe, g. s.. anidiige, iest
70.jdhrige 9eutinansritaner 2ouis
guriGf CAB 8n6Ienten 0arunter
rid Aenrp G5oro, @elegeuhait, lem
f1stfbehifes Galolm einer einge9en-
0ea 9rafuHg 81 unter5iebcn, uHo
aieles erlpfes Iid BEN nntiirtiden
@roanft ned ic0er aiGtung bin
aIadmcrfia. 5omeit befami, eiteBt
bas finifGi4e @aioIin fat gong
Boiler. 6elD efH fo~nseutriertes de-
miiAa Grsutgsiis i'm @erBdltnis
boa / d. rs beigeiagt miro. Oh
1eralef 2lr 6erlteanns Oieles fali
saaerbaIf mirfmDen Stoifes 1T oas
@qbeiAmIS 0as grfiH6er5 mo lie u
feIkIt oen 1ireEtnriilnl DIT init $40
100000 aapitoI sur 4%asnubung Den
Nrh9oalsg 8egrlinoeten @ejeHldaTl
rIdf betonllt. Germ UorS batte It'd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
Gin merfwRrSigcs sciameut

Gas ey1bres- Gintommen bon $12.
600, neldes ein 9JilaOelp5iaer DO
oofat in iencm &eitament ais ugto-
0elgal0" fiir bic nerite Game oes
2anoes~ atsgeieBt bat, Miro borlau-
fig un0 mabriheIulid, Ipenn ilber-
baupt in bielen Sabren nidt iliii.
fig tDeroen, neil e. crit mad Dem
5o0e Ser beioen aiu0er 0es Grblai-
iers un6 an0erer 8erioneu, melAc
er in ieilem &eitomente beoaht bat,
I'M Strait treten fuir0. Die 6rnge
Ser 4nua5me oes 9ermaAniies tit
oeunaf borldufg nod Elm rein afa-
0eruiife, obi4on ole geietlide 3u-
lGiitgfcit oeSiel6en alien auideiuc
nab uiGt in 3Deifel fouraan foun.
a6er es f0nnte Die 6ra8e aafgepor-
fen mer0en, nb Die 4uaobne zines
iolfen 9eruamtniHa8, peIdes oa8u
beitimlnt lit, Der 8roi1 zines Strait
benton Der 9ereiuigten Staaten Die
9eittal an Die SnHo at gebeu, UNI Il.
nan5iellen 4nior0eruageu DobLtGtia
ger uno geieliger 4rt eutipreden 81
fonnen, nidt Der 8iir0e 0e5 Strait.
benton at uabe treten miir0e.
Cine fueitere 5raae lit Die be8iia-
-AH
lid Ser m0gtideu einuirfltng aui Die
@obltdtigfeit pes 8aiBen @a1ies.
Is puroe Der @attin oeS 9raiioenter
Der 8ereiniqten 5taaten Elm 2eittes
lem, $4,000 inn Sabre fir 8aiare.
mo9[tqtige &eranItaltungm un0 am.
lide 3pefe 3I fubifribierea. 8eHr
es algemein befanftt mer0en lBiir0e.
0oB Elm b~eion0eser 6ou0s oaiir ge.
i6ofien noroen lit, oiirten ii6 oil
I 4uior0erungert. mel1e in oieier SIN
ftdt an Die Satin leg 4%rdiioeltter
geiteQt neroen, alLer &a5ri6etnlia.
felt mad terooppeln ln6 iic finan5I,
eQ in idledterer &~erioiung Iaieu.
ais ie e8 norber mar.
Gas 8ermadtnis erre9t nber inio.
fern Sntereie ais e. cine &eitdti.
gung Der D~o6ltdtigen uu5 geiea.
iAatliden 8erbfiihtungeu bitoet
melde NIT Dem aH1te zines 8rafi0eur
ten Ser 8ereinigten Gtoaten ber6un.
ben fn0, tR0 0eren grfilliutg eir
entipredanoes gatfoutmer erbeiidt
Scr 8rQii0cnt unierer 3tepublit mil
1c0,000,000 gmmobHern lit tAeore,
tiih auf eiufodes 2eben biugaDieien
trob0ent Die 8crbalthii IN 6enen q
All lebea Eat, entidiC0e1t odgegeF
iDreden; als oas 5aupt elmer gre.
ben Station BAT er aus9abel nelht
groBer fno ais Die bieler Der fleiHer
euro9aiiden Sole. Der @rb!aicr
malder beriudt bot, 5llr 8eIIerlHG
ser Gage bei5ntrageH, in0ela CT ol
5rau 0es &rGitoenten in einem Ge
itamente be6o1te uuo einen 5ono.
3ltr geitrealu1g b. a%nior0erurg !
idoiite. me.he an ita peri0nLid &c
fteat mer0en, Bot oeUiiiermaBen Il
oie 8uaftionen oes aongreHes einee
qriffen uno bic nieneidt un0emotra
tii6 erideinenoe Sbee, oaB Die glus
go6e oes @raiioenten Der 8ereinig
ten Staaten nidt naA Dem gtaB
Ita6e bilrgcrlider eiHf4dBeit mi
lpariamen s3irti6ofr2us bclrteil
un6 bere6net meroen 'olien, 5u Elm
gebenoer 9ebate a~afseleg.
3pdfelog bit bds 8ermdftnis
10 6inarii@ es mi@ fir Die ~erltel
8arnen 0es 2onSes@, ~borlaUfis mn
bileidf aid nadldufig, it, oa e
bieaeiat ME our 4us8oblans Tom
men miro, Die offentlide aufmerf
iamfqit onf Die idperen fman5ieael
gerpflidtungen Ger jetpeiligeu SHiai
len 6es @eiBen 9auies gelenft. anc
oas Bat feline 20 3iise. @roH
modt wie Die 8~ereinieten SfanteI
BON amerIfa fsIte iia oah ihr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

Gin alter ginfiebIer. bsIs
len 9ane Ieinen ga45arn nt5t be-
tannt TT. berbrannte in IeineE Quite
an Der 2. uuo 8 Strabe in Dsit
Council Bluffs, So. Die 0ertObIte
2ei9e puToe unter ben 5rammern
Der 6atte BON 5rau s. 8. 9onlett
intoedt. Denig lit uber ben 9lann
belanut, ba er ME nit ben Rads
barn Dertebrte. gr nurbe nfs irrs
hnnig ongeleben, 0a sr Hh MIR in
Sadleinen unD gauipsn tleioete uno
Ia feline %globruag aus sinem abs
faaaaufen IN Der 9d9s ieiner 5utts
5uIammeniuate. Die Ra6runs, Die
feline 9a9bnrR i'm %aH6Otsn, fhlug CT
aus.
SIN ibrem nit 2su8tgas
angefillten S4la3tmmer tn Tacoma,
8aib, puros 8rau Graee Gain,
Satin bes 5~eroHsgebers oes Sad
6lnttsg ,0eli @oaf 2umberman" W.
8. Gain, ols aei6e geFuHoeH. 3jiren
uno 5eniter bes 3immsrs paren is
oerf6loFn unO bic 9asleitung nett
gs0ffnei. Die 5rau bate Gel5Fmore
9egangeH.
ptuperHer Junat. gatsr
(oas 3suiuren6uh isiuss S6badens
sinehenb): unsrb6rt, ou baE DID
ia IN alien Gd9srn uuO iOgar in ben
Sittsu peri9Ie6tsrL mas 1T osun
oas2!
Sungs: Wsin @pfsHt RaRal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

Tatalsr q, (u
81: Sbre 50Atsr bat 70 Elm feiHss,
bur9gsiiiigtss gsFdtdsu. i4 mO6ts
Fs Dsrgieidsu nit sinsm GeoiGt =
Batter: 0cs MIDI aissRiisEt HiEol
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
DiclinsReeital.

Sim Counting, ben 8. Ge3ember,
beronfoltet SER 8. 6. Bril-, bei
Sdmoaer & @21eaer, 1911 6or.
nam Ctr, elm aon3art, in meldeni
einige ieiner gflitIer Der airuitler.
flafie oas foIgenoe 9rograutln ipie-
len Der0en:
/. a. Romunce, 6per 40 Go. /
............ 8ieurtembs
b allioruiaf, 9}a5otrfn,
8ieninipsfi.
6err Grnit Sitting (aEobier:
SRI. eleanor 2ear.)
2. aon3rrt SO. 5. q bur gto3ort
Griter G1t.
6rau @raee 2eioD Burger.
Gllobier:: SRI. 2cor.)
9. &oulance um0 9fonoo, Gp. Q.
............ @ieninlpsfi
Sri. Gnlilp Gear. (aIaUier:
SRI. Gear
4. 8ontantii6es aon5ert, %. 80
............. 0ooaro.
SRI. Glna Gitner. (aIn-
bier: SRI. @a3el Irue)
3. &erentdn5e, Oh. s. .8agonini
SRI. 2lgues aroiticef. (seta.
bier: SRI. 9aar)
Ger Ginttitt lit fret uno ftn6 ollie
MuffliebGa6er freuroIi6it eiugeIa.
ben. @egiuu oier ubr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07
geind,t Stto gprias.

sn ieinem neilen 2ofal 3t4 Clio
ID. StraBe. gegebrensperteite alto.
bolfreie @etrdnfe uno feiuer 2una.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-12-07

ltnaen ipitHs Die gepolfer-
una guIbneas mdbreuO Der
Iebten 3cbn Sabre Inn 1000
9ru3ent.
gon etnem m0rfipInB I'M nit
teIniinft elmer rieienaroBen Weloe.
fldne ennpidelte ito NnlbrcH al
elmer mflrebeHbe5 prolpeItsreils
Zen Staht. Gle iptth an alien
Geiten Bon reidem M~GerbdnIauo urir
deben. 9ieie |uasdbgigeH 4der 8arts
lanees, bic In lriiberen Sdbteit ME
ais 8iebipeioe @eriOeR9niIa iailaen,
lUeroeH Iebt hepilQd8t mo lleferH
ipGbre Aielener1teH.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-14
Railroad Situation
Causes Wheat To Drop

Chicago March l4.-Despife the
threatened strike and favorable crop
outlook over the wheat belt, wheat,
after a slightly lower start, displayed
strength. Sellers were few and many
buyers were in evidence. Later how
ever the market broke badly when the
traders began to realize the signifi
cancc of the railroad situation May
wheat opened down half, later drop
ping 2 81 to $1.7S12: July opened
down 5-S, later losing ! rs to $1.52
5-S September opened down 3-S, later
declining ! 5-S to $1,42.
Corn opened stronger and there was
little disposition to sell at the start.
The decline in wheat made itself felt
later. May corn opened up n, later
losing l 5S to $l.06 rs. July opened
up 4, subsequently declining 5-S to
$l.06 Is. September opened up Is and
lost | 3-S to $l05A.
Oats displayed firmness at the start
but later were influenced by wheat
and corn. Nav opened up 50, subse-
quently losing l12 to 81, while July
opening unchanged, lost one cent to
55A.
Provisions ruled irregular. Pork
showed slight gains with the steady
ing of the hog market, while lard and
ribs continued to show Slight losses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-14
MANAGERS AND MEN
HOLD SEP ARATE
MEETINGS TO-DAY
BrOtherhOOds Say Purpose Of
Railroads Is To Delay
Settlement
ROADS ARE WAITING FOR
SUPREME COURT TO ACT
Annarently Have Hint---ROads
May Be Seized If Strike
Comes

New York, Mar. 1.-THE railway
managers committee and the railway
brotherhood chiefs held separate meet
ings in New York this afternoon, pre-
pairing for the joint session tomorrow
which may precipitate the progressive
nationwide strike starting in the cast
Saturday
In neither camp was there any indica
tion of intent to yield-the brothcrhoods
standing pat on demand for operation
of the Adamson eight hour law and the
employers refusing to act until the su-
preme court renders its decision on the
law.
The brotherhood chiefs met in hall
ON the lower east side with ehairmen
of their organizations on eastern roads.
The 10 railroad managers, representing
250 railroads. met in the Grand Cen
trail Terminal building.
Elisha Lee, chairman of the commit
tee, said he was always hopeful for a
settlement, but the railway heads were
understood to be drawing blunt refus-
al of the trainmen S demands.
Circulated questions of brotherhood
leaders to the effect that if the public
is opposed to strike, President Wilson
should seize the roads and put the fed
eral eight hour law in operation, were
the basis of charges by their opponents
that the strike leaders hope to force
government ownership.
AT the railroad headquarters where it
was said the managers were formulating
their program, it was said they might
have a statement later in the day.
Two camps from which negotiations
to avert the threatened country wide
railroad strike war will be conducted
were established in the Grand Central
Terminal district today.
Brotherhood chiefs coming here from
Washington today for the meeting with
the railroad conference committee to-
morrow had decided for peaceful set
tlement if possible. They were, how
ever, determined there should be a set
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-14
.STR|Kt ORDERS TO
CO INTO EFFECT
|. SATURDAY At 4P. N.
Second Group To Go Out Sun
day and the Third Mon
day Afternoon
CHICAGO WILL BE HARD
HIT BY FIRST WALK OUT
Railroad Managers Believe
Government viii Take
Over The Roads

Chicago, March l4.-Strike orders
received by brotherhood officials to-
day, which are to 20 into effect at 4
p. m. Saturday in ease supplementary
lorders are not issued. disclose the fact
that Chicago win be hard hit from the
very outset if the brotherhoods 90 out.
The first group Of railroads to be
affectcd-Chicago and Western Indi-
ana, lnriana Harbor Belt Line, Chicago
Junction Railway, New York Central
and allied lines, except the Michigan
Central and Baltimore and Ohio-han-
die the greater part of Chicago ship
ping. Freight crews on these roads, as
well as all switchmen on eighteen lines
in the Chieoga district will be the first
to obey the strike order.
The second blow to be struck will
lall at five p. IN. Sunday, when train
men on the Great Northern, Northern
Pacific, Norfolk and Western, Cheas-
peake and Ohio and the Virginia Rail
way win go out.
If it is necessary to call out third
group the strike is scheduled for five
lp. m. Monday This order is expected
| to affect all men still at work
Roads Have No Plans
Local railroad managers have made
no plans TO combat the strike. From
their attitude it appears that they are
willing to test the strength of the un
ions at this time with the expectation
that, having fulfilled all legal require
ments, the government, may intervene.
Charles W. Ellis, special agent of the
bureau of labor, and Ethelebert Stew
art, federal statistician are here to
watch developments
Railway managers see in their pres
ence an indication of the government
to take over the roads in case of a
showdown.
A strike would cause an inconceive-
able situation here, business men say.
Factories would close and the food
shortage would become acute almost
Immediately.
How we viii feed the people should
the strike materialize ] cannot imagine
John O'Leary, president of the cham
Der of commerce, said. "Chicago, the
Continued on page two)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-14
BIDS FOR CRUISERS
CLOSE TO S6,OOO,OOO
Only $25,OOO Difference Be-
tween Pacific and Atlantic
Coast Bids

Washington, March 14.-Bids rang.
ing from $3.50, 900 to $6I2O 900 eacn
for the six newly authorized seout
cruisers were opened at the navy de-
partment today.
Cramps shipyard, Philadelphia Of
fered to construct two scout cruisers of
10000 horsepower for $5,950.00O each
for delivery, one in thirty months and
the other in 30 months. For one of the
cruisers they demanded $6,l20.0OO for
delivery in thirty months.
The Seattle Construction and Dry
dock company offered to construct a
scout cruiser of 10000 horsepower in
thirty months for $5,975,O00.
The Seattle eompany's offer of thir-
ty months was predicted on ability to
obtain necessary materials in "reason-
able time "
The Fore River Ship Corporation of
Quincy, Mass, offered to build two
scout cruisers of 10000 horsepower in
thirty and thirty one months for
$5,996,000 each. They asked the CO.
operation of the department in pro-
viding materials.
The Union Iron Works of San Fran
cisco bid $6,000,000, the limit of cost,
each for two vessels for delivery in
thirty and thirty-one months
Higher wages and exseecive freight
charges to the Pacific coast were ad-
vanced as factors in the high bids. The
bidders also demanded the cooperation
of the department in the purchase of
materials. In national emergency,
to be declared by the president, the
company undertook TO furnish in "a to
26 months at cost plus 10 per cent
profit. This was the third attempt of
the navy department to place contracts
for the new cruisers.
At the failure of the first two bids,
congress raised the limit of cost.