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The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-07

The Phi Mu sorority gave a wiener
roast for its pledges yesterday. Today
the sorority will entertain Miss
Auralon Hone and Miss Luella Hall at
dinner.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-07

Dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house
Thursday night were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Haldermann and Mr. and Mrs. l..
P. Thompson. The fraternity will
entertain at another dinner party to-
day.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-07

Mrs. G. B. Dorsey, 412 College
avenue, returned Wednesday from
Boulder, Colo.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-07

Miss Maurine Heizer and Miss
Mildred Pearl of Mexico are visiting at
the Delta Gamma house.
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-07

Misses Virginia Quarles. Hazel Babb
Mary Wilson, Marguerite Clay, Eds
Lincoln and Helen Adair will be din
ner guests at the Beta Theta P
house today.
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(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
In, as required by the act Of Oct. .
1919
Suite, Mont., ~. oft. aarI
@alIl, Elm friiberer aneeiteIltar Der
Seattle Staats5eitltng, tDuroe bier
our@ &eaierllugsbeamte berbaftet,
0a Ct i'm 8erondt itabt, init ben
tiir5li1en 4rbeiterilHrll9en In ben
bieltgen a%upferiperfen in 8erbin.
.0ung 3u lteben. SAUL miro NIT bier
an0eren Wi1nnerr, Die eLeidfaQs
bier iubaftiert i%puroen, etfles Som.
plottes 3ur 2nbmIegung Der atpfer.
er8f5r0erung ntgeflngt. Gr fol- iid
bier aI8 @rnnoeigentumsagent uits.
gege6Pn haben unD 6etrdhtlide
Srnimen @eloes ltnter ben Itreifens
Ben @ergorheiteru berteilt baden, inn
lire Aiidtebr our @rbeit 81 BERLIN.
bern. Bie bic @ui0egbeborben CT.
fubren, belt iitJ 8aua fir lan0ere
3eit in statla6a ouf, fliidtete ie0od)
nad Den @~ereinigten Staatelt, 0a Die
eigliIden 8eb0r0en 8eroadt Id0bf.
ten, als CT iidI I'M bic fanQ0ii6ett
8irgerpapiere beipnrb.
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e5eip6lides Giaentum"

&aibington, .. g.. II. Oft. -
Cine Der mihtigiten mo ioettrei.
dertoiten 8eitiintnljuget oe5 jebt iii
graft getreteneu @eiebe8 ilber Sen
Sa1oel nit Dem 6ein0 lit Die lteber-
padluig 1tnh aontrollierlu1a nfeino-
liden" Gigentums in 0er Ser. Stao.
ten. Cine Aietii6er in @~ajbinator
berofientlidlte onttIide grflGrltn9
lalttet folgen0entoBen: g9a8 bon bie.
let |@eitimmllngen betroffene Gigen.
tllnl lit 6as, mclfes innerbot6 Der
Ser. Staaten eineu1 o5einb" ober
pqliicrteu eines 5einbes4 ge15rt, 10,
melt ni6t 0urb cine 2i5en8 Die Grs
latt6Hi8 sur 6%ortfa6r1tng 0es &c.
iddftes eegen lit. 0elttide Inter
tanen mo llnterianen zines init
Q~eutidlnlo berbiiu6eta 2an0e8 fall
len 6urd lire btoBe Gtaot88uaeb6.
rigfeit nod nidJt inter bieie 9eItimt
tfiungen.
Sic @eitimmnngen i6er 2i3enien
betreifen nidt 0eutihe, 0eiterreider,
ltngnrr, Gitrfen o0er 8ulgarcn, Die
in ben Ser. Staotet anIdiiig FIND
lpb @ei6dfte betreiben, Die nidt in
gerbinoung NIT Sntereiien in
Geutiflan6 ODER eitlem Der init sic.
lem berbiinoeteu 2auoer iiu0. alIo
btaa6en tauien0e ofein6lihe" glus.
ldtloer, bic in Sen Ser. Gto1tcn
tlcillere @elddfte ba6en, ntft inn
cine 2i3eus ein8utoutlnert es lei
Oenn, 0aB iie Observation-Disclosures
init GettihIono ODER eifen Ser NIT
oieiem berbiilloeten Climber babe1. .
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GnaIanOs s4iffswerft.aontroac

G0N0on, II. Of. = Mie sic
Central g}etps erflart, beo6fdtiat
Die aeaierung, bic aontroIle Der
5diffa1rt oes Gdiff6oue8 un6 Der
pat6ter 3n0uitrien tpeni9Iten8 Elm
ooer 8lpei Sabre uah benz ariege att
be9aItefl. itott MIR feds Monate,
ME bi8ber eggplant mar. Die glah
ridten. agentnr iogt, elmer Der
@riinoe 0ofitr iei Ser. 9eutidtan0
5u berbtnoerL o4rf nelttrale ge.
iteIlungen Gdiffe bon britilfen
8erften 8u ~erLon9eit e6e Die 9e6ilrf.
niiic @roBbritanriers uno ieiucr
aaiierten b0aig gebeft ieien. Die
Sdiffs6oiter iin6 beretts nit gHlf,
tragen fir 9aiffe Die nad benz
ariege ob9eltefert iperoen ioaen,
ilberb1uft. Sn Doriger g8pAe allen
6htffsbauer an Der 0oro.
%oittiiite uno ant Glb0e altftrage fir
uie5r ais bun0ert SdJiffe.
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gritiide aommiiiou bereiit oas
2anb.

MaibinatouL II. Gfto6er.-eine
olts Cir Gtepbeniou Sent, Qbtei.
lungs Direftor I'M britiiAen 0tuni.
lions WtiniiteriunL 8. 8. @arro0,
q. 81. Baltic utb aupit1n Cyril
asQuitb, gleidfaQs bo6e anaeIteate
int brittihen Munitions @tinifte.
rum, beitebenoe aoutmiiiiou, bat gu
glnfang bieIer ISOLDE cine Goltr
0llrA BITE Ser. Staaten begonnen,
I'm NIT ben amerifauiiden Jabrifqn.
ten ua0 arbeiterfiibrern iiber Der.
i1ieocne q~rbeiterfragen 8l fonferie.
ren nn0 oeniei6en fIar Sit MAIDEN,
ioie es Der engItiden giegiertng int
nan1en %gelungen it, groBen Gtreifs,
defenders In Der Whnition8 9rande
bor8tlbeugen.
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0iffs6ci0lnonab
BON FcnonS ~oufoeoe6cn

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
II, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1919
Qmiteroau1 II. Oft. gei Ser
gerfiin0igung Der aufgobe oes 8Ga-
mes, 5hiffe film ben aoblentransport
bon england at beidlagrabmeh
oeutete Der nieoerlanoiide 2lterbali.
miniiter, s. 6. 4oitblllua, an, 0aB
oie oeutide ae8ierung iid fir Die
6idJerbeit Der 51br8euge, rnenn Iie
audi Die untetidei0enben @}erfmote
tragefL nid)t b%erbiirge. sic forltten
leidjt bon ben aonllnon6nnteu Ser
Gmd)boote fir lt.9ootfoaen angelo.
ben meroer.
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OdtfielS pcrlnsbt,
Streik sii U~crbiitcn!

aanIas Gitp. II. 0H.-Sobn q.
gebite, Nr1fibent bet pereiniaten
@ribeaarbeiter 9lulcritns, Ionote &c.
tern an Alernnoer &orot, ben 8ra.
iioe1ten 0es IA. GiItrifts, telegra.
pbiid bic BORDERING, ben Streif
bon $4,000 &pbIeugr66era in Sen
Grltben oes liioweItIi6en 0iItrifts,
Der @aiiiouri arfanias, aunIas urO
Gfl1bonla utnfaBt, fallen gu laIien
itno nidt aft Greitag al beginner.
@orat CAB an bob Ct oas EeIe.
gralillu unbeadIteI laiien per6e un0
Der Streit, wie gepl1ut. itattfin0en
Giro. Ger aoblenDertpaltar Garfield
ridtete ebenfaGs @arnungen an 6ie
ao1lengrdber In ben DiItriften, no
Iusitltl0e broBetb mo es berlqlttet,
cob peridiebette OenieIben Golge lei.
item pef0en.
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DcrbincMnG init
PcaarS intdkt!

g8nibingtor, Q. g., IL. 0tt.
Die 9erbinoung 8loti6en ben Ser.
Staatea uno @olan0 lit our6 0pt
grIoB Der britiiden aeaierlttg, 0urd
tpelGen tompner5ieIle aabelbepeiGen
mad 9o(lan0 berboten tperoeu, nidt
in @litlei0eni6ait ge8ogen moroen.
England bate 81 bieier MtaBregel
ge9riffen, nm 5olIanD at 3iDinaelt,
ben Gransport ben Son0. 3entent
uitD. bon 8elttidtonb burd Sotlan6
nodl 8clgien 8tt bar6ieteu. IS mur.
be an @lontag alntIi6 in 8ai5iug.
ton mitgeteilt bn8 Staats0ebarte.
ment babe erfo6ren, Dob Gepeiden
aus 0gR Ser. Staten in feiuer g8ei-
ie aufge6oIteu ipor0en iiro.
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prof cMflt1c q
Srcibcitsz

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
n, IS required by the act OF Oct. s
1879
@oIbinaton, IL. Oft. Gem
8unoesidatonlt lplroe belite berifl-
.tet, bob gentle prooeutide G(etnente
Int ben iiiorpetliGen Gtaateu Die
6ortigen @aitten BON eflt,4 Beteili.
grng an Der Slpeiten 5reibaits an.
.leibe obbalter. Gag Shobornt Der.
itdnoigte 9ierdltf bic betreffenoen
@onfen, oaB ibnen ioFort ale Ge.
gierungs9eloer ent8ogen meroen mir
ben, fnqs fie iidJ nid)t ou8giebig am
9onoberfaitf beteiligen. Cine ipe.
8ieae adunp1gne, meId)e Oen Ser.
faltf bon 6rei9eitsanlei6en an
4eltid Nuterifoner beabiidtigt miro
l.. aiir8e eitgeleitet tperoen. aus
minneapolis miro beridtet, 0aB Elm
fiir3lidJ naturoliiierter bertider 6ar,
mer $1,000 fir Die Jrei9ettsanleibe
3eidJaete uno ais man i'm oeslpegen
beGlildipinIdte, o~eropppelte er Die
fen @etroa. Die 8eidrulugen bIei-
ben inn @%ILgeBteineu binter ben ST.
l~partungen 8ltriid ltuo oie gr0Btett
anitrenarnaen ita6 no%tpen0ia. nm
0ieIer anIeibe in Sen nod berbleis
benoen 8ebn &ogen sum grfoIg alt
bcrbelfen.
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MnslaH0er iuerben BON Beridten
nidlt befreit.

Nbilaoelpbia, 4a., IL. Oft. -
Cant Gutiheioung oeS guuoesrid-
ters 9idinion t6nnen einge5oaeue
ausLdnoer 0trdl 8ibileeridte feline
9efreiung BON Gent in Der Natio.
nal MruIee erlanaen. Gs baroelt iiA
III Dem ipe3ieaen Soil i'm Sabeas.
corpus @efeble ffr itnlien.ide Inter.
tanqlb tDeldle nit Refruten aug
9~biIa6eIpbia nod Camp Meaoe ge-
fdidt tporoen iinb. Midter 8idtnion
erfI1rie, onb ben @unoe8geridten
feline Nebiiion Der 8pipube bon Be-
freiunessg ebbroen suitebe, Der bic
iiae italieuiidie aoniul ba iid) letuer
~einge3oaelifu 2anosleute NIT groB.
tern aatgreiie o%ngenonmer.
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SrieSe
anocblie1 i'm AMsiidpt!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
IT, as required by the act of Oct, 6
1879
Qtbert II. Oft. gtt unter.
ribtete 6ipIomatiide 9ueaen beIa-
GER, Dab 6rieoan baGo heooritebt.
autbentii6e Snforlnationen beia-
getL Dab reue lno menigar urlolt,
nebmbore 9oridldge bor Qeltid.
Iano oieie ISOLDE ~erpartet wer6er.
Sic ioQen Dor Der Q6fabrt oe8 Sat.
ier5 nod 9tl8arien ~formuliert NOR.
ben iein uno iperben jebt In Sofia
er0rtert.
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Pcinr. u. Ratternanlt
fciert So. OcbMrtsta0!

Cincinnati. 81, II. 0ft - Syn
bouit1noiger geiitiaer uno forperli.
der Griide beging ait Sonntag
SEER Seinrih u. R~oiterunanrL elmer
Der eritea 0eutid amerifancr Der
Stnbt Elm Manll mel6er fir bic
grbaItltng oes 9eltidtum8 in Die.
icn 2dnb init 8ort uH0 Gdrift eitt.
Getreteil, ieinen SIS. @eburtstag. eyn
MeitfnIen geboren fam ct ol8 a.
idbriger Sultge bierber nno orbeitetc
iid 0urA ieilten eiiernen 5leib un0
feline groBen ddbigfeitat raid IN Die
@0be. Gurh feline 8eutilbunqen trat
I'm Sabre 1858 bic p9eutihe &C.
genieitige 8erliheruug8 @eiellihaft
bon Cincinnati iaB 2eben, beren
Ieitenber @eift un6 Ia%ugjdbriger &c.
frefar er mar. g1adoem en- Linqere
Sabre poetiid)e uno proinifde Sci.
ir18e fir oos beIletriitiide @ldtt
Ser Gonntdg Morgaf" qeliefert,
iibernabm er 1874 Die Sdriitleitung
oes aDeutiden 4ionier" Der be.
fnnnten Monat5idrift melde our6
i'm pie0er neuen 4ufidmlng ttobm
nnb ali eiuer reideH 5unogrube fir
Die @elhtfte Der 8eatideu in ame-
rita ipur0e. Scit 1886 lit er Der
Nernisgaber 0e8 a3entid Qmerifo.
a ailiii Mago5ifus@ eitt 9iertel+
jahrsihrift fir @eIdifte, 2iterotnr,
8olfsleben Der 9euti4eu in ame.
rita.
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Ct fennt Tie. @etperber:
Sd babe seitern abeno an SIRE
Godter cine iebr widtige Grage ge.
ridtet; iie bat mid an Sic genie.
len.
Batter: so. mas MOLTEN sic
oenn2
@eperber: SD babe tbr etuen
antrag gemadt.
gater: getn, fie gibt Sbueu einen
aorb.
@euerber: sat fe S9nen 6as &c.
iast2
goter: Gas ia ni6t. aber, uie
ta 6as Md0eI femme, bdtte Ie iid
ben Seufel Inn mid geflmmert,
peun Iie Sic bate beiraten tuoaeu.
= 9eimgeIendtet. Snnge
6rau (fur8 nah Der SoG8eit, S1rt-
lid: Nidt tpabr, Iteber SeinrifI
on sogit bod oas groBe Cos, ais bu
mid our Satin nnbniTt2
Ct Gelf5en6, iid binter BEN
~frasenb): So, 6as sroBe 9os
lpobI, aber Iei0er in Der Siersor.
!
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@erensfh er6p[t i'd.

8etersbnrg, II. 0ft. Der 4res
mieruiniiter aerensfp bat lid bon
ieitem iiingiteu Snfluen5n. anfaa ge.
niiaeno erbolt, bob CT reiien fam.
Ct miro om Mlittpod mad &etcr8.
burg 8urilfte6rcn ttno ON 9onnerg.
tag ben Rot Der ruiiiiden aepu6lif
eroffnen.
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CeSttOo
Derlnite Oct Briten!

{True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Oct.
II, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1910
2oiloon II. Oft, = Gie britiIden
Misunderstanding In bet Ietten
@ode beliefeu iid ouf 1906, Die.
ielben berteilet itA mie folgt; @efal.
len ooer al 8unoen 9eitorber: 277
Sffi8iere unb 2509 @ernaine. Ser.
lpunOet o0er berrniBt; 837 9ffi8icre
ltno 10,473 @eueiue.
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aEeierte t04. Me6nrtstnd.

8ale8bufg, 5Qa II. On. = 8rdlt
qntlfei @aiper, Die in 9lleoo Die Elm.
Iunoertbierte MieDerlebr ibres 8ie.
aeniates feiern fonnte, Qob ntlen
AeutelL bic gerne alt luerDen mod.
ten. ben Rat, itd 8l ber9eiraten un0
innHler mllater ltn0 gutter Ginge 5lt
fem. Gie pur0e IN Grafton, ut,
eeboren. NOR 3meiptal berbeirotet
ltitD bate flint ainoer, bic fie ale
ilberIebt bat.
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sdeibemann lprldt gsbanern ans.

AutiteroanL II. OFT. iiber Con-.
bon. Sr elmer Reoe, Die err bel
elmer 8erianuuluug Der Go5ioliiten
IN Berlin belt. be0auertc abaeor6.
meter Sdeioemaltu Die 3atiadla. 0aB
9eutihInnos 6ein0e ben oeltidea
5rleoensborihlao berb09nt batten.
Ut iugte biu3r 0Nir ueroen uid)t
einen SUB brett oeatldeR 9obeus
auFeebani~
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Bon Der 9%uuUention Der @ro6s
idladlter.

Chicago, IL. Oft. Die @roB.
i6ladterbereiuigutlg bat ibre i11r.
lidle 8eriaumlun9 9eitern bier obges
idloiien. Die 9eamtempa1l bate
~fol9enOe8 @rgebnis: Eroii0eat, s.
Mf. @2c@rea, GlebeIano, .; 8i8eprd.
itbent, @uitob 9iidoff ir, Gt. 2oui8,
no; Gefret1r, SEQ. g. 91cgQrtbb,
Qelu Yorf; SdntmeiIter. @lar 81.
4gger, Cincinnati 81.
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u10rktbcrihtc
omaha. glebr., II. OFT.

Omaha, gae6r, IT. Oft.
&tnbbieG ~ 3ufubr 9400.
8eefitiere felt Bis nieOri9er.
@rima idtpere @eepes 1900
t7.O0.
@ute il. bette geebes 400
1900.
mittelun. geebes 12.00-13.50.
BelpobnI. 8eebeg 8.O0-f1.O0
Cute un0 bette Sa1rlinge 14.O0
1850.
9ittelm. Sa1rltnge 13.oo-1400
@elpobnl. Sd9rIinge 10000.
8rina idtpere 8eeDes 12.ae
1925.
Cute NIB bette 8eeoss 1000
1900.
Mitteim. @ef0esecOes 900
1000.
@eO06nIide geabes 7.5o-8.75.
ailBe ult0 Sellers felt Biz nte0ri.
ger.
@llfe DIS Delfe 9el1er5 6.UD-3.10
Suite ufo bette aitBe 7.75-5.50.
Mitteln. aiibe 6,50-7.50.
@~elpobnlide aii9e 5.O0-6.25.
GtofGrs un0 Seekers felt bis niao.
riger.
Corn Seeding stiers 1000
14.25.
@ute, bette 6ee0ers 8.6O-10.0 90.
MtitteIm1Bige 7.50-8.50.
@etpobnli1e 6.00-7.00.
@tte, bette Gtoders S.5O-I0.00,
Stof Sellers 6.50-8.00.
6tod aii1e 6.00--7.50.
Gtod a1lber 6.50-9.50.
Seal 91Gber 8.QG--12.00.
gra un0 Gtogs 5.50-7.5O.
S6meiue 3ufubr 1900; meiItelts
25e nie0riger ST. ifp1d).
9urdfdnittspreig 17.00-t7. 20.
Soditer 9rets 1876.
3pfllBr $1,000: Morft
felt.
@tte lino bette 9du1ner 16.75-
1916.
5eeoer 96u1er 90.
5eeoer Sdbrlinge t2.00-13.75.
8iboers 11.50-12.50.
@eatterIdafe 10.25-tt.00.
5eeoer @altterlhafe 7.50-t0.50.
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Die 3entrnmspartei.

AohenGagen, II. 0tf. - Die Ser.
liner @ermania beridtet, 6as Sen.
ttltm lnerbe in ndhiter 3eit Die gar.
teimitglieoer aufforoern, nidt Ser
tleuen @aterGmospartei bei3utreten,
an 6eren Spite 2lomiral bon Sirpib
iteht.
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9leidtnm mag beidlaanaAnt lperben.

1an 8ie9o, Gal, II. on. = 81
feiner gfeoe bel elmer MtaHenper.
iammlung inn Balboa 8arf betdnte
Der gdabamtsiefretdr 8m. d. DC
40oo Die 9iotluenoigfeit Der Inter.
ftitung Der 6reiBeit8auleibe un0
ftelite bel WliBerfola Die ahfbtingln9
0es gleiAtnms in Qnsiiht.
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@nte aeiuItate Der qnlei6c in gamp
Dodge.

Camp 9obge, Ga, II. 0tt.
Die Spbifriptionen 8ur 6reibeit8.
dnleige inn Camp 9ooqe erb69ten
iid geitern atf $4,000. Gg mllr.
Den geltern $1t0350 geSeidnet.
1lon min cine Suamle bon 81, 000.-
600 erreiden.
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Aeitnnae6rrnnaae6rr nrr6aflrt

ct. Gouis, NO, IL. Oft. - Sen.
te ipurbe bier bou ben 8ltn0es6e66r.
ben Elm 9aitbeiebl gegen q. $.
Steinbed, @erauSaeber beB 9lepubli.
can 9eaoIigbt in Union, Mo. er.
laiieu. Gr iol eit1en ongeblid lin.
patriotiiden arttfel o~er0ffentlift
baben.
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1reSif Scr Uniierten
tuciter uer0ro 6ert!

9oi9inatol1 o. g. II. Oft. =
Die @etp1brlttig bon auteiben in
3obe bon $50, 100000 an GuBlal1o,
S25. 100000 an england. $20.000,-
900 an 8raltfrei@ u. 100000 an
Nelgien bot ben Den qQiierten &c.
a5rtcn areOit auf $2,71t,400, 600
crbobt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17

Die observation-disclosures ftro nod
redlt5eitig 81 Der erfetiltnis &c.
tomHlen, bah es @1ube eibt. Sic
man aud NIT einern barten ShaSeI
aiaE burdlloken fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-17
Sra6a @etrci0emartt,

9maba, geebr., IT. OF.
@eiBe8 Corn
Scr. 2 1920
9r. 3 10000
@elbes gorn-
Nr. 3 i83-1S4
Scr. 8 183-1s4
@etniidtes Corn
Ger. 2 18t-182
Scr. 3 1873
8eiber &afer-
Scr. 2 57-57H
Scr. 8 56A-57
Stan0or0 Safer 56H-5eM
ar. 4 56A-56h
@erfte-
Mal3gerite t20-t25
5~uttergerite 105-115
Roggen-
Scr. 2 172-t72h
9r, 3 171-17th
8os lit fein @araer, oer Bic ei.
gene Gorge In gerneinIamer 9eot
nldt pergiBt. IS lit 0as 8ohI oes
@onae1l, pobon ie0eg potriotiIde @e-
nit nos ieiuiGe bOifen un,B.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-11
SOME FIGURES OF THE
VALUE OF GOOD ROADS

An energetic and influential organ
ization on the Pacific coast. the Cali
fornia state Automobile association,
has carried on some Investigations
affording definite figures Of the value
OF good roads. IL secured the help or
Prof. ]. b. Davidson Of the University
OF California and Austin d. Fletcher.
state highway engineer. in carrying
on a large number OF tests OF the pull
required to move a standard farm
wagon loaded 20 make the gross
weight 5000. This wagon was hauled
In some cases by a 2-ton truck and In
other cases by a team OF good draft
horses weighing about 1900 pounds
each. Tests have shown that pull OF
% TO 30 pounds per ton OF gross load
was needed to haul the wagon on un-
surfaced concrete roads. When the
concrete was surfaced with oil and
screenings. the pull was increased to
about SO pounds. About SIS pounds
were needed for hauling on water
bound macadam and on bltuminous
concrete laid on top OF cement con-
crete. On good gravel roads a pull
OF 65 to SO pounds was needed while
on loose gravel the pull was 1903
pounds. the highest record 10 any OF
the tests. About SO pounds were re-
quired for hauling on bituminous ma
cadam. On earth roads ~ pounds
were required for hauling over a good
surface covered with ~ inches Of
loose dust. 80 pounds over an ordin-
airy dirt road with dust . inches deep
in places. and els pounds Owe a mud
dy earth road.
The significance Of these figures lies
in the fact that on a good earth road
It is necessary to exert three times
the pull that is required on a concrete
road and nearly twice the pull re-
CURED on a macadam road. Further
more. when the earth road becomes
muddy. a condition which does not af-
feet traffic on good pavements, the
pull Is more than doubled.
What this last means to the farmer
can be best explained by working
backward to him from the great hnan-
cial centers Of the country. During
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-11
SUGAR SHORTAGE.

The people Of the United States have
been requested by the food admins
tration 10 slightly curtail the use Of
sugar on account OF the fact that there
Is a shortage in the allied countries
which this country Is depended upon
to make good. There is plenty Of SUI
gar to be had in Cuba. Hawaii, the
Philippines, Java and other countries.
but most Of Il Is so far away that ships
cannot be spared to carry 1t to Great
Britain. France and Italy. We con-
sumed more sugar last year than In
any previous twelve months in our his
tory, or at least of II was sold.
II any considerable amount Is being
boarded. 50 much the better. for those
who have II paid top prices In many
instances and they will not be under
the necessity OF buying this year. This
viii tighten the demand to some ex-
tent and II any attention is paid to the
request OF the food administration we
! may be able TO supply the allies with
a considerable mount OF sugar. Just
now Il Is a fine thing that a limit has
been set upon prices. Otherwise many
people would curtail their use of su-
gar without being asked. as II would
be out of reach Of any but the very
well-tO-do.-Salt Lake Tribune.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-11
ONE DAYS AIR RAIDS.

Six German airplanes attack docks
and naval barracks at Chatham. thir-
~ miles southeast of London, killing
los and iniuring ninety-twO.
Thirty Italian airplanes drop nine
ions Of bombs on Austrian naval base
at Pola. causing destruction and great
conflaErations.
French airplanes in raids on Ger
man military works far behind the
front drop 8 3 1000 pounds of proiec-
tiles.
French filters bag thirteen German
machines In combats over lighting
lines.
British filters raid German docks at
Bruges. Belgium and other important
positions behind the front. In a
single handed battle with six Teuton
machines one British aviator bags
one Of his opponents. One British
machine lost.
German airplanes raid Dunkirk and
Calais. Luneville and Nancy. Several
civilians killed or wounded at Calais.
London raided by German a%irplanes.
Eleven killed. about 60 injured.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-11
CLEAN HEALTHY WHEAT
SEED is ESSENTIAL

Sound, clean, healthy seed is the
first requisite for the largely increased
wheat crop which the United States
department of agriculture hopes to
see harvested next year. Whatever
the source Of supply farmers will find
it to their advantage, says the de-
partment, to see that only good seed
is planted. What has been said is
equally true of seed for the rye crop
which the department hopes to see
much larger than usual next year.
If a farmer has seed from his own
crop which is satisfactory so far as
variety and general condition are con-
cerned, he should lose no time in get
ting it into shape for storage until
planting time. The tanning mill is
the farmers best friend in this task.
The farmer. by all should have
such a mill and if he has not and is
unable to obtain one, should borrow
or rent his neighbours mill, or several
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-09-11

its official publications. The
flags and symbols that once meant
great things 20 Us have been seized
by our employers. To-day they
mean naught 10 US but oppression
and tyranny"
In other official publications the
leaders declare themselves above all
question OF right and wrong. and
above government and the law,
In time OF peace public sentiment
VAS i%nduigently tolerant Of these long
professed purposes. In time OF war
such indulgence must A pro-
claimed conspiracy against the gov
eminent OF the United States Is now
met with hrm and just action by the
lawful forcea Of the United States.
To protect industry. defend the right
OF individuals TO labor. and guard the
national which are 80 essen
tlal to victory and the feeding, hous'
ing aud clothing OF our people, the
men who made lawless threats anc
who we're melting disorder and de.
struction will be rounded up by th'
military for exactly what they are
enemies OF public order and public
safety Review.