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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
? 11tiHioncn u1anlt
bis 5miit Jmli 1913!

@aibington, 7. Sept. = Die 9la.
ne 0eS artegs0epartements geber
oa9in, big gum 8. Sum- nddIteu
Sabre8 3lpei Milionett Soloaten In
.8ienlt ooer in altsbiIoung8lagern
5u baden. 0tan beablidtigt, I'M
2aufe Des @inters peitere 600, 900
Mann alts8ubeben. 9ieies pltroe
6eltte 6eforrtt, nadoem Die 4ugoben
Del6e &riegsmniIter 8dfer mo Del.
len iafberitdnoige 9fatgeber Dor Dem
9o1sfomitee fir 8eipiaigutgen I'M
Druid eridienen itlo. 9a8 &riees.
amt eriuartet, bis gum 10. 9ftober
D. s. 100000 Mann unter Mof.
fen 3 u9aben; iobalo nun 0ieie
0tannidaiten in geboriger @eiie
eqltipiert noroen lino, tptrO Der 4rd.
iioeut cine tpeitere 3iebung empfeb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
G0lfcnNc tucrScn Siefen 1riittcr
Scn L6itiocn lsdtarrb ucrIteiceits

.tdrrb fam uidt oaiierno oRr@ Iofole
gebdn0luna, ipte 8elpriibuug, Ma.
idvnnaen, Sal6en, 6dmieren itIm.,
aebeilt Deroen. 8ihenidaft bcIutes.
6oB Gatarrb cine 8Iutfranfbeit iit.
0ieB lift alt6 bic llriode, Udrum
cine ge6anolung nit @. @. g.. bos
unii6ertroffene 8liltreinigungsmitteL
qeraoe iebt 10 groBe GrfoIgc seitigt.
Sizes aebf benz Qeiben brett al aeibe inoetH
e5 bnS @Int Idlliert mo reirigt iIrp aleth.
seitig Die antarrbsaeime aus benz Hptper'
lbitefI treibt.
8egirint NIT Der getanbIuna, pelite moo UNI
rtc fperber bic triinberhare @rlei9terltlg itdds
item Wtnter All t9dBen pitiei. 2, P. q.
miro IN alien gpotbefeit aebnltet llllo bereits
fini5ie Sabrett b~ertaift, .Beliebt aEt oas
edie @. @. G. Infer me0i5inifber &lreftcr
ai6t Sbnen auf Mnrin fretef 8at II BeSIg
mt SIR f~peBieIes aeioen. gfEsibtt bente On
Sniff Specific 50, 1853 9, Stutft Gaboratrrp,
gLtIdittd, Ga.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
6eht Int Sen Goo, tliit
nidtt sm Sienen!

G6icago, ST., 7. Sept. - Ger
24idbrige 8iainnt Saate batte Die
Aufforoerung erbnlten It'd am
Niittpod Der 8iebungsbaboroe 81
IteGen, inn IN bic NationaImmee
eingereibt au iperoet1.
8aofe IieB ia6oh ben @efebL I'm.
beodtet limo ais ltb belte 4}oli8iiten
nod ieinem 9nlie begabc1, I'M Jpn
feit5unebmer, ianoen iie ibn fpie iei.
ne is Sabre nlte 5ran tot I'M @eit
Dor. sic Ddtteu bic @nsB1Bne auf.
eeDrebt uno paren eritidt. .Syn elmer
Binterlniienan gtota bate oo8 Che
boar otgegeben, Dab es Den Zoo Der
Irennung bor5iebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
Brcncns II. FambMr1s
KdmfmannlHaft q
mtlfcns pcritblao!
Nennt SemIelben eiuen nnberIdGm.
ten gerind, 3iuietra6t sui.
ideH 8egiernHg II. golt
ST. idens

NmIteroonB Z. Sept. an Ser
\ re IN Bremen faro anl1Blid, 0es
@efnnnfwer0ens bon 8r1Ti0e1t
billions glntnort ON Den gopit cine
aun0gebtino itntt. gtad elmer
Me0e oes Sanoelgfamnerpr1Ii0en.
ten Gobriits, in peIber er iogte,
Dab feline aftopre feinolide QerBer.
ing cine iolde @ut lit ieoetn oert.
ihen Scr5en berborgerufen babe,
tpic 9rdIi6ent @ilIon'S glnQriff oli
Die egbeiligten Sedte Oes 6eutj6en
8olfes, ipuroe folgen0e Qebeide an
Sen aaiier eeinnot: g8remer8
adtiFmnnnfdnft erbebt entriiItet
Broteft gegen 8rdfoert Billions
gleisnertl9e @ntlport an Sen 4apt
tpeIder CT borgibt, Die 0e1ttide
Negieritng al befdmpfen ltn 6as
otnerifonilde 8oIf, nit Dem
Qeutihlon0 ME Gtteit botte, in
einen &rieg, Ben es bernirft, all
treiben. Gs lit elm unberIb1n1ter
irtb frehcr @criad, 3pietroht ami.
idet 0er oelttiheu &egiertng 1in0
Dem oeatihen Bolt unb i'm 8olf
all iierL ndbreno 6itrf) britiihe SIN.
mdBltng unieren 4i6tfGmpfern
GihOern limo Graren, ole gtobr.
iinesfnitteI -8ufubr obgeinnitten
tptrD, Inn oas 8on 6ur6 Sunger
5u erid6pfen. 9ieier @eriltd fam
oeltti1e &mtflerite, meI6e @eIeger.
belt batten, in fremoen 2Gnoern
frenl6e 3uit6tl0e nit oeutihen al
bergIeiheL MIR nit 8eraftunq er.
fiaen. sSt 6tefer Stlinoe berpflif.
let fid 8remens &aufmannidoft
at itnipanbel6arer creme 31 SSSbrer
MtaieItdt, 9dirmberr 6es 9feides,
Der foiierIihen arone, Die nod
Observation-Disclosures Gdmpfen bon
ben pereinten beittiden StGntmen
1871 mie6ergetpontten mutoe. Bon
gteltem erfIGrt iie ibr uneri6iit.
terIides 8%ertrauen un0 ibren @lolt.
ben an einen iiegreifen gfusgmg
oieie5 9eredten @erteioigungs.
frieges.
Ole @ant6urQer 86rIe berontof.
-tete ebenfoas cine Gltn6ge6ung 1tno
ianote cine dbnIib lotten6e 9epe.
fde ON Den aaiier.
Sod onrdolts 8uberI1Iiigen
Nohridten miro Die nGdite 6itung
beg gfei1stagS fi9 atSidlieBlid
NIT Der 6rieoensfroge beI9dftigen
un0 Die gtegierlng fDirO binTidtlid
i1rer acknowledgements noHge.
ben, onn1it Die 6rieoengber9anoIun
geft nod Dor 8eibnadten eingelet-
tet perben f6nnen. Die oetitide Sic.
g;-rung %befir1portet, oaB Die Ser.
bonoIun9en i'm @ang itattfiroeh
ODER Bern ooer aopenbaaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
enith bes @urSes nnaeflnat.

Der Go1tntD Mniuolt W1agneD
rei6te beitte BET Dem bieTigen 81.
itriftSoeridt eegen ben @eger gbar.
leg Smitb eing ouf @tor0 i'm eriten
@ro0e Ioittena GnfIage elm. Smitb
miro oorin ID buIoigt, 5rou 6.
8. @etboipap, Die Srau zines @runO.
eigeutlm Sanders, om 9. Septem.
Der ermor0et 81 baben. Die anfloge
lel6It lit mn atf @ermutungen ba.
iiert uuo man bot fDenig Soffnun.
en-, Den 0lobr oes @erbrehens at
iiberfiibreu. Sic Eooes6ei6m Sc,
idiporenen eaben oos llrteiI ab,
0oB 6rou 9~tetbntDan bon elmer urbe.
fannten Neriou err1oroet fpur0e.
GouutD QnpaIt Mogneb uno Sbe.
riff GInrf feken ie6o9 NIT gr6Btem
ibre 9ndforidungen fort.
I'M 2i6t in bieies eranenbofte get.
breden az briusen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
Spatticn ueratS6ert
feline 1tsBcotsSIctte

@laorib, Z. Sept. Grei Inter.
ieeboote, ipeIde oie ipaniide Gagie.
ritrg in staIie1 ebe Der arieg be.
CANT in 4uftrog gegeben bntte, iino
nah elmer As Gtunoen ndbrenoen
,8obrt aus @enua i'm Safcn bon
9a%rragond eingetroffen.
Gg beiBt, 0oB feds neitere Sauf.
boote I'M 9nl begriffen iinO, poburd
bic ip1niide Il. -9ootflotte ouf 3ebn
anihlpellt. 9i8ber beiaB Sponien
MIR Elm ei1t8iges nnterieeboot, oSiaac
NeroI@, ooB in amerifa erbnut nor.
nPn NOR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
@ielc iuerSen garacr.

9ie bieiige acknowledgements.
b0r6e Bat nit Dem @louot 2tttguit
i4ren geidGftigiten Wtonot felt
iiber So6resfriit obgei6loIien. I'M
ter onoeren eriahten 100 gtus-
.I0n6er fir t6r critics &apier, pdb-
reno 81 onOere Inn ibr @itrgerpa-
pier einreidten. iii Qngeborige on-
0erer 2dn6er puroen ais 9iirger Ser
gereini9ten Stoaten 5~ugeIoIIen.
Inter ben 100 @eiuditeaern fir
Oas erIte gopier befan0en iif 81
6rnuell. 2ies mir6 oltf Die aGge-
meme 6rauenitimmredt @epegung
5uriifgefiibrt. Inter ben fridge.
badelten @iirgern befin0en fi9 bieIe
friibere Gtuatsangeb6rige bon
Oeiterrei6.llngorrI iopie o1td cine
beoetttenoe anSabl bon @neldnoerr.
Der 3nl1er 6es arieges
miro feinem @ngeborigen bes 9ert,
Geides oaB giirgerreft ber-
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
gn6brnfcr aub bic aO6Gemprciie.

Gin bon 6en bereintgten Bud.
Or1dern erndnntes Gomitee our
Ilnteriri6ung Der hoben GobIen-
pretie in Omaha, nelde8 9LeiG5ei-
fig oltd Mittel un0 8eae fin0en
ioa, Die 9nla6a 9o6IenbdnoIer gu
beranIofen ftb nit Iegitinen Gro-
.ftten 8ufrte0en GIT geben, Itattete an
.Iebten Mittpoh in Ser 8eriamtn,
lung obigar 8~ereinigung ieinen
.9eridt ab, Der dllBerit giinItig Idlt.
.tete. 9o8 Gomitee 1T Ser anii9t,
0dB Die Gegierllng G6ritte inter-
hebmen miro. Inn getpifie Goblen-
firmen, Die nidt mir 6ieielber
aobLenpreiie nie int Iebten 8inter
oerlanger, ionoert1 nod in mdnfen
66Gen eiten neitereu 9reiS5ui6Iag
eintreten IieBen, gu Slpingen ibre
&rooufte beoertteno biuiger sl Der
fanfen. Sin MitgIieO 6es aon1itees
berihtete, oaB er nit einem Sob.
lenb1noIGr in @erbinoung itebt,
Der fid berpfIi6tet, aoblen iofort
ab8uliefern uno 0ofiir 4reiie 3tt
6erehnen lpie fie an +. gtooember
feftgepbt neroen. IS lit MIR 8lt
boffen 0aB Die gemiibungen Der
9udorufer @ereinislng bonn beiten
grfolg gefr6nt fem iperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
StaStbenmte 8enIun's ber-
langen 8cbalt.

Nus einem 9eridt oes Staot
gomptroIers an ben Staotrat ge6t
.6erbor, oaB Der fribere 6taotrnt
Der fiir3Ii6 eingemeinoeten 6taot
8enion ieiner8eit eiuen 8ei6Iub
fabte, nod neIdem ale friiberen
Stoofbeanten genion's fir oog
lanfenoe 5isfoIiobr Der boIle @e.
bait erIaubt muroeb nit Der ge.
baB Die 6taot 9maba
Die Ausgaben beitreiten ioa. Ser
miro @rfun0igungen elm.
5ieben, nm in grfabrln au brineen,
Oh bic Sta6t 9mabn fir oerortige
abfommen berantportli1 gebaIten
rueroen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
", 9acaslc's G6tadtcrIabeu.

&ir m6dten biermit uniere &c.
iddsten 2eier ouf Die an8eige Ser
notwithstanding Oes @6lofter.
LADEN oes Serrn 81. gtaeqele, toelde
an anoerer 6teIle Oieier ~glusgabe
gu finben lit, ntfmerfiam MAIDEN.
SGrr u. g2aegeIe lit Elm Sobn unic.
res mobIbefannten 6eutifen Mtit.
Burgers uno S6IodtermeiIter Ser.
mann 9tdegele.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
gSarmnns an nene gulisilten.

aiir8Iid eritnnrtte goIi8iiten fan.
ben it6 geItern Dor benz Sta0trat
Elm, I'M itber ibre 9fli6ten auf-
fldrutlg at er6alten. sic pur0en
bonn StaottommiIi6r Butler ange.
pieien, ale @erbreden nit oIer
5trenge gu berfoIgen uno at I'M
terOriidenl uno Sen Staotberoro.
tutngen %oagenteine G~narfennung at
beridoffen. @~Ieid)8eitig pltrne i6nen
AUDI mitgeteilt, ooB ebentueIle gto6-
ibrerieits, i6re iofortige
gntIaiiuna GUT 6oIae baben miir0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
ucttue0ctt itnS Sos
II. 8. embargo!

G6riitinnin, 7. Sept. 9o8
2anotagsfomitee fit a~rspdrtige SIN.
eelegenbeiten belt betlte cine I1ngere
gebeime 5ibung nb, in melder oaS
ametifanii9e embargo ouf 2ebens.
nittel beiprohen uuroe. llcber 0os
GeiuItat Der 8eipredung lit niHtS
hpfnnnt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
Grattiidt, Safelg nd.
Wn

glbt ooqItdnbige anletuingen ber perI1tss
oeien Sdteliti6e, nit Den feutIinlten Seicbs
nIil9ei1, IN groBem WlaBItabe ge5eidnet, NOS
onr8 CD benz gernenoen leint geila1t it, s1
iebel urto 81 ippiereH. @nthdIt 8ei9rnfgen
urto uHterfuettiingen 5nr 6eritelu1g bon
SpiseiiianteiL gtaidsen, WtofipefL Sarrotliuts
fanten, BabhsstappeiL GrageTt, 9ifmnnatfell iIffu.
Gas 8it1IeiH lift prad)tnou auf sem nueFs
beIicn Bupier gebrldt.
5ie neroen bieies Bltn 1ft tndsen tuifIeT,
uenn es Sbnen %porlteet. Mlat berfebIe uiobf,
lib 6asielbe 40 ben eiiiiitigeH 9eoingiingen an
Mlihaffen, inter nel6en mir eS n1biefen.
9ieies But flr 12c ppriofrsi per 9pft Beg
ldtiot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
@prlpenens gdiffsberInite.

9on0on, Z. SEPT. = WorweoilHei
geridteu Sufolge iino I'M @onat glu.,
quit 81 nortpegiiha &an0elsidiffe.
NIT einem qelamten HuumgebaIt bon
me9r oils Al, Gonnen berloren
geoangen. % SeeIeute fanoen Den
Gn0 INN 3 fin0 bermiRt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
if1iniItcrtpet9Iel
in Srankreid6!

9aris, Z. Sept. ~ @erii6ten 5tt.
foIge beobii9tigt oas aabinett 9aibot
helite Snrild3utretei. IS beiBt, 0aB
oas neue M~iniiterium mebrere rooi.
tale SoSiaIiiten aIs @iitglieoer atif-
suipeiien baben miro. IS lift 0ieies
Der nusOriidIiGe @uni9 Oes BRA.
IiDenten Hibot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
Gofales!
Fri. Mlanduff snrHdaefclrt.

SRI. Wtarp @iindoff uniere be.
ribmte Sdngerin uno @eiongsleb.
reritt lit uab 8erbringung ibrer
5ommerferien I'M Often Oieier Gage
mad Omaha 8ltriidgetebrt l1no iuirO
ibre 2ebrtGtiefeit in i9rent &eim
1884 Sornep StroBe piG0er olf.
1le5nten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
slieaerIdhler bernnaIaft.

Gan Wtoteo, Gal, Z. Sept.-6re0
Gdsner, Elm GIieseridiiIer, perlor
BET ieinem geitrieen llebnngsflig
bic aontroGe iiber iein Glugaetig
Rno itiir8te bon elmer &obe bon
oreibunoert SUB ouf Die Groe ME
6er.. geioe Seine maren Dem iii-
gIiidIi1en iutgen Mlanne eebrohen
Ser 10 idDere innere 8erleblngeu
boDongetroget Dab er beute oeniel.
ben erleQen tit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
gerlumaIien.

$err So5n @fittler bon Gier III
init leinem bel ibm su @eiud neiIen.
Den SnfeL @itolalls MittIer bon
Sale, Ger, bon eineut 5tpei 8o6en
iud1ren0en abiteber nod GaieD Sa.,
tuieOer beimgefebrt. Sein 9nfe[
miro nod Elm paar Gage in Omaha
0erpeilen uno oonn mad &eroS gu.
riidfehren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
1lMsbail cneliiMcr
Panccfsflcttc!
lteber banStrt neie 9autpfer in feds
@udcn in GnglanO rcgitriert.

2onoon 7. Sept. lin Stt be-
ueiien, oaB Der ocitibe GauGboot.
frieg our9 cine enotme gei6le1ini.
gllng oes Gdiffsbaues raid iiber.
uuu0en iuiro, beri6tet Elm aorre.
Iponoent Der vgrdange &eIegrapb
Gompanp", baB in Der 8eit bonn s.
Stunt Bis sum II. Sitli fiber 100
tteiie Qanpfer In bds Shiffsregiiter
Der 2IoDos eingetrdgen ipor6en iino.
9reiunOied8ig Der rclteu 6abr5ertge
itno englii6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
SG9lidc Omaha Sribane,
gattern 9ept,
1911 9ppnrb Ctr, Omaha, Neb.
G6ieago Marftbcridt.

Chicago, 81, 7. SEPT.
Ginbbicb - 3ufubr 5000; Wearft
felt.
Sdmeiuc = 8nftbr 1000; meiitetis
10c b09er.
SodIter 9reis 1885.
9urd1dnittgpreis 16.90-1S.05.
Sdafc 3ufubr 5000; @aarft
Itarf Biz 15c bober.
6eeoer 2ammer 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
gdudt.

Wutes Simmer nit geOienune
fir cine inboIioe Grou, in elmer
guten oeutifen 6omiIie. Cute Be
SabIitng fir ole ri9tige @ebnnOIune,
&eIepboniert Spler 905. -e.7.d7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
ucbr0ska Sarincit so
%DerkOufctt.

aIeine siebrasfa Sarr1en su leI9fan 8nb.
.uitgett-5 ader aufndrfs. agir pearbeiten
bic Sbnen D~ertaifte Sarm. SBe eHH6eriOrS
eDtatS @rDpers aKn, is. uito Sotparo Cir.
Omaha. gsebr. Eel. 8oueIas 93TL. ri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
1ma6a getreibemarft

Sorter @ei6en-
SCR. 2 209h-2t0
Scr. 3 209A
8eiBes Corn
Scr. 9 %2t0-2101a
Scr. 8 209-210
@elbes Gorlt-
Scr. 2 202-204
Scr. 8 202-203
@eiBeS @afer-
Scr. 9 56H-56sM
Scr. 8 56-56M
Stan6oro Safer 56A-561
str. 4 551a-56
@erite--
9taIaeerite 1t7-t24
6uttergerite 112-t15
&oggen-
SIR. 3 172-t76
Scr. 3 171-174
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aleine, jett setrpFfenr gO%rtebrnusen
perneiOen arufe llnaunebm'
lidlfeiten.


Gerienige pel6er idon friiber
nit &otarrb bebdftet mar, iuaiB, Dab
ii9 oerieIbe nit 8eginn Der taIten
uuo feudtet Sabres5eit pieoer etn-
uno e6enio adbe init Inn
iteben miro, tpte in friiberen Sabren.
@orun nolen Gle ii9 niGt Die
standardization ittto 2eiocn CT.
iparert, pel6e Sic pie Gle oenoit
piiien beitimnt erparten2
@ortet nidt, Biz glt6 oiefes Sci.
ben tpieber feit in ieinen 4rdGen bot.
gti1tige @ebanolung lift iebt be-
oeitteno erfoIgreiher als ipGter. Sea-
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tttarkfbcri6tc

Omaha, gte6., Z. 5ept. -
GinObie6 - 3ufttbr 800.
8eefttere Iangiaut, ullreJelmdBig,
n%ie0riger.
@ute un6 bette 8eebe8 1850
1850.
W2ittelnt. 8eebes 12.25-t3.75.
@ep6bnI. @eebeg 9.00-12.00.
@ute un0 bette Sabrlinge 1900
$500.
Mittelm. SGbrIinge 12.00-13.O0
@em0bnG. SGbrLinge 9.00-11.5 so.
&orridpere @rnS.8eebes 1866
1850.
@rte II. bette 8ei0e.8eeoes HOO
1850.
M}ittelm. g8ei6e.8eebes $50
1875.
@ep5bnIide gsebes 7.5O 1926.
ailbe rnb Sellers Ion9iom, unre-
geGmdBig, nieoriger.
@rte Bis bette Sellers 10000
@ute bis bette Gii9e 7.25--8.25.
W1itteIm. aiibe 6.50-7.00.
@epObnIide aiibe 5.00-6.50.
Stoder8 un0 6eeoerS longiom,
unregelmGBig, nieoriger.
Qrimo Geeoer8 9.50-11.50.
@ute, be1te Jee0ers 10000.
W2itteImaBige 10000.
@am06nli6e 5.50-6.50.
@ute, bette Stoders 7.75-S II.
Stot Sellers 6.50-7.00.
Stof aibe 6.00-7.50.
Stof &GIber 6.00-9.00.
Seal aGlber S.00-t2.25.
Sui un6 Gtag8 5.50-8.25.
= 8ufu9r 1900; anfangs
ldlpodb bis 25c 16ber.
9ur6idnittSprei8 5.50-17,00.
Sdafe = 8ufubr 5000; @}arft felt.
1925,
2dnmer 25c nteori9er.
@ute pno bette 2ammer 1925
1916.
@ute unb bette Sa9rrin9e 1851
1850.
@rtte uro bette 9}Htteridofe 9.75I
-10.75.
@ute uno bette 8iooer 1850
1900.
See0er 21un1er 16.50-t7.S5.
5ee0er SGbrlinge II. $4,000.
Jee0er Mtutteri6afe 100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
Ct. SOiep6 @arftberidt.

ct. Soiepb, no., Z. Sept.
9~iinObieb-3ufubr 600; Mtarft feIt.
Sdueine - 3ufubr $500; bette felt,
atl0ere Inngiam.
S0dIter 9reiS 1920.
9urdidnittspreis 17,65--18.00.
Sdafe 3ufubr n20o0; @arft
i4Uua.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-07
9anias Sin @larft6erift.

&anias Gitp Z. Sept.
3igOuie6 - 3ufubr1200; M3artt
fIau, unregelmaBit nie0riaer.
Sdl,bcine = 3ufubr 1000; gtarft
Iangiam, felt.
S6diter 8reis 1925.
9urdi6nittsprei8 t6.75-18.00.
SdJafe - 3ufubr 5000; Gtarft felt.
ltta6 SeeOers 1880.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-09
RECORD PRICES AT
FARM AUCTION SALE
Chickens Bring Over One Dollar
Each---Fresh Cow, S127.5O--
Team OF Horses, &I32 30

a record for high prices was es-
tablished at the auction sale CON
Quoted Wednesday by c. b. Miller.
! miles southwest of Pullman. The
sale totaled we'll over $4,000 and
everything Offered brought from
good to exceptional prices. Ten
dozen chickens, sold in lots of two
dozen each, brought over ST per
head. A fresh mich COW sold for
$127,50, and two 3-year-old heifers
brought $94 and $S7 respectively. A
team of black draft horses, nine and
10 years old, sold under the ham
mer for $432.50, while a coming 9
year-old filly brought $1S5. A bay
yearling colt sold for $125, and four
l200-pound 3-year-olds brought
$3.50 each.
The sale attracted 400 people and
bidding was spirited on every item
Offered for sale. n w. Cairns, Pull
mans auctioneer, was assisted by
Col. l.. Strobel of ColfaX, and the
pair kept things moving all the time.
Mr. Cairns is out with the statement
that the Miller sale was the most
successful, in point of prices re-
ceiyed, he ever conducted, and points
to the prepOnderance of cash pay
ments as reliable index TO the pros
perity of Whitman county's farmers.
Mr.. Miller is leaving the place af-
ter continuous residence there of
% years, having disposed of his acre
age to Clay Barr. The retired farm
or will make Pullman his home in
the future. having purchased resi-
dence property here.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-09
Sunday MOVIE SHOWS
UP TO THE PEOPLE
coupcil viii Hold Open House for
Argument Pro and Con Tues
day Evening, March 30
Petition Asks Sunday
Privileges

Should the local motion picture
houses be privileged 10 operate on
SUNDAYS? If you have any views on
the question it behooves you to at
tend the meeting of the city council
to be held Tuesday evening, March
90. when an opportunity will be pre-
sented to the proponents and oppon-
ents of Sunday shows to exercise
their powers of persuasion over the
Members of the city council. The
city fathers will listen to argu-
ments on both sides of the question
previous to taking action on petit
ton presented Tuesday evening ask
ing permission to open the movie
houses from two till six o'clock Sun
day afternoons. The meeting will be
open to the public and the council in
vites participation in the discussion
by all who have views on the subject
The matter was presented to the
council Tuesday night by e. F. EN-
mick, manager of the Grand theatre,
who stated that the Sunday closing
of the theatres here costs each of the
movie houses at least $4,000 per
year. He stated that the establish
ments have no desire to interfere
with church hours, but ask permits
sion to open only during the after
noon and early evening. Manager
Emmick presented figures to show
that Of the 36S motion picture hous-
es in the state of Washington only
seven are closed on Sunday, two of
those being the Pullman establish
ments
Sentiment in the council at pres
ent is divided, some of the city faith
ers being openly opposed to the prop
osition and others favoring the
granting of the petition. Citizens
also are divided son the question and
considerable interest is expected to
be developed before the meeting of
the council.
The city fathers gave preliminary
attention to the matter at Tuesday
evenings session, and while approx
al or disapproyal was frankly ex-
pressed by the members of the mu-
mclpal body, all the councilmen evil
denced desire to cater to the SEN
hment of their constituents. Every
ehort viii be eXerted to get true
lihe on the feeling of the citizenship
oelore the council takes final action.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-03-09
FORMAL OPENING Of
NEW Mp. DEPOT
Will Occur This Evening, With
Speeches. Music. Refreshments,
Dancing and General Gooti
Time

Arrangements have been complet-
n p. depot this evening The rail
road people are cooperating with
the committee representing the
cham Der of commerce, and the open
ing promises to be quite notable
event. A number of the leading Of
ricials of the railroad have promised
to be present. including A. D. Charl-
ton, general passenger agent, Port
land: A. T. Still, general western
freight agent, Tacoma; e. C. Blanch-
ard, general passenger agent, Ia
coma; ]. L. Deforce, superintendent
of the Idaho division, Spokane; w.
]. Jordan, general agent, Spokane;
NJ. A. Berg travelling passenger
agent, Lewiston; w. H. Ude, city
passenger agent, Spokane, and c. r.
Lonegan, general agent, Spokane.
The railroad is planning to decor
ate the building and Superintendent
Titus of the dining car department
has promised to furnish 1000 indi-
vidual fruit cakes for the occasion.
The chamber of commerce will pro-
vide sufficient punch for 1000
guests, prepared in accordance with
formula furnished by Miss Leila
Hunt of the domestic science depart
ment at the college. The punch and
cake will be served by bevy of high
school girls.
The program will begin shortly
after the departure of the evening
train for Lewiston, Idaho. Mayor
Mathews will preside and short
addresses will be made by President
F.. o. Holland, VIM. Goodyear and
one or more representatives of the
railroad company Music will be
furnished by an orchestra and after
the program the big waiting room Is
to be cleared and there will be a
free dance for all who care TO par
ticipate. All residents Of Pullman
and college students are urged to at
tend and help demonstrate how deep
" they appreciate the fine accom-
modations provided by the railroad
company.