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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Oeufid1e ~1ictbcSiiten
0c9en Seft Krico!

Ga GroIie, @isc., 81. 5e6. -
Gen 0eutIdlen Soufbootfrieg pertet.
tigeito, neil rr ipeoer Die nHerifd,
niihe sSiltegritdt nod bie rationale
BitrDe ur0 rationale @bre beOrobt,
bot bic Grite GeutiGe WfetboOiltat,
Stride Dieier Stdot 8eihLliie dc.
fabt, Die 8tseoniiner aongreBIeutr
dufforDerfto, in SrterefIe Oes 8rte4
oens Spiiden arterifa nnO Geutid-
Iaiio t1tig 3a ieta. eSn Ner SeIo-
luton miro groteit erboben, Ddf
uniere Station iid III ben arieg auf
irgelto elmer Geite Der strieefubrall.
ben einmti9t nnO bic grtIGrnug ob.
geeeben, o0B OoS Golf Der Ser.
Stooten fettel arieg min.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
SrieScmspcrI0 mmIMn9
In Bottom, 1llaN.
aOnsrehmanu GalaiudB bon Segns
iunrut bot eiiter ariegser.
flarang an 9entidlnub.

Bottom. @oii.. 81. Teb. Sn
elmer inter Den Auspi3ien oeS enter.
gencp 8enee Gomitee Of @foIinhu-
ietfs an Gonniug oben0 in Bottom
0faii., n~beebaItenen Mfaiienberiamm.
lung marnte 9ongreBnbgeoroneter
0scnr Callahan BON Geras Dor eli
ner ariegsertl6rung an Geati9.
Imo. Cine ioIfe ariegserfldritng
perglih CT nit 4S1neen zines @en-
idefl, nobel jeOer ein5ige bonn go.
bel Elm 5tiidhen bonn Spiei ia,
ben mohte.@ AaeroingS Eel Den Ser.
Staaten llnredt getun mcr0et fig
te er bin5n. epdtten mir aber nift
better geton, bei uils ielbit oultntf
beinu RrdiiOarten ait fteben2 &rd.
tiOent Milion III iest ant Gnoe ieiner
@eisbelt aigrlanat, itn0 jebt III es
am ao1lgreB sn banoelrL itHO oo-
Der Ion 0os Golf 0nfitr iurgen, 0aB
Die 8olfsbertretitng oie mabrc
Stinuntllng i'm 2an6e erf1brt, DnIntt
Der aongreB feline @nti6eioung oa-
nod) rimten tam. Die 8eituugen
itno nidlt gorj ebrli9 itno nufri6.
tig, niele geboren oen MhtnitiGns,
fabfifanten. Sos amerifanii6e 8olf
mill feiTen Grieg 1ulo es iolte eif
9eiipieI nabrelt Gbriitentrmts ge-
ben. Gs mare Elm llngIiid, tpeun Der
aongrcB 0as BON Der 8reiie eegebe-
ne Bib fir Die wobre StiBmmne
in 2onOe balien nur0e."
Heprdientaut @nllafpaD iparrt Dor
alien 8ingeu oesbnlb Dor cinem
arieg. neil 9olOater, oitd mneri.
fdniide, @erdHter scr biiroerliden
8eiebe ieieu. aSolnnten ingtr er,
ofebren iid1 mic an Die biirgerlidgu
@eIebe. @rinnern Sic fih an Cher.
mans mari1 rad Der Gee, ais er
atluntn III 6lannulef Iteftc uno dGe
@piese Der Civilization berleste?
Setnc antiport on 2eiite, Oip i'm
opsnegen fritifierten, mar: aarieg
lift Sole" 8enn mir In oieien
arieg geberL oaltn iper6en nnIere
5oIonten iid getloii 10 berbolten, pie
tie es intnter eetdn boben, felt ea
So(oofen Gilt. SoL6oten ftnO Od0u
aussebiIoet, Meni9en ST. totem"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
BiHiocr NMtclaitwaocn

sopob[ fir @eIdGftsIcltte. uie
and fin Die 2onOtpirte 0iirfte ser
in Ser Gntobd Iltomcbil -g[itsItel
lung gc3eiste 5orb-D Dearborn Sriid
bon grObtem Sntereiie fem. Ser
8orO.D Dearborn 1uid beitebt aus ei.
mem alien ODER feuen Sor0 Wtotor
nit 9DrSergeitsn 1no @abmen lno
benz EearborE 9aitpogensSinte
Tell. peIhes gum greis bon $3.50
bon Der Sones. Spper 60, III 0nio.
ba oOer bon u. $. Sones in Soitinas
erbdltIid lit. Dies lit lulsmeifcl,
bait elmer Scr beiten unO %unbeitreit.
lid Der biniglten AHto 2aitfDngen
nit ciner aoruntiertcn Sraaidbiafrit
bon elmer 5oiuic. 6r oerbinnct Die
&irflnutcit einfoGDcii mlo Spar.
lnnttsit Der 6ero Car mi Der St1rfs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
PcE0nN crRdlt
Nctltic9c Achlen!
GcntidlGnOs 6oblenanSfabr mad
Spaunb i'm 5cbrnnr beSsa.
tend geitieseu.

Berlin 81. Geb. (5unfenoepe.
f6e.) - gSie ans oent Saag be,
ridtet miro, belief ii9 Oie Ginfnbr
bon aoblen aus 3eutiflano nnd
SoQono p6breno oes Monats Sos
mar olf 100000 Conner, nGbrerD
Gelitf9lar0s aoblenerport mad Sol
LAMB i'm Gebruor Sddsungert at;
foIge 100000 Sonnen iiberfteigert
oiirfte.
Sn Sieiem @ionot bat Sollonb
feline aoblen BON England erhnlten
0o 2esteres an cine eoentuele Sic.
'feritng @eoingiingen fniipfte. bic
SoaonO uidt df5eptieren mollte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
DeMtide Beamtc
cbnc ~Gm1itmiabi6ke!

@oltfor, 81. SEQ. Ole britt.
Iden geborOen, iueld]e rlitnlnebr 0ie
ltnterIidung Der Oeutiden geom-
ten, Ole NIT Dem @rdfeu b. Bern.
ftorff onf Dem 9au1pfer n5reoerid
Der 9(djte" Sic Seir1reiie ontroten,
beenoet ba6eiL entoedten nod III
Glitter StlutOe, ooB oos Sdubmerf
oieier Seute nit @umniobiGben per
ieben mar. ga MN @un1nli arieag.
~fonterbnn0e lit, puroen oieie Gum
miobiGse idIelnialt entfernt, uno
Die &etienoan fonnen Die Gn1rt MN
obne @unmiobidbe fortieseu. 8er
9nnpfer tuirb i'm 2oitfe BEG 6euti-
gen cages meter fabreu. 60 beiBt
eB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
SlciiAloic Gage iekf
aMcb tn Scr S6weis!
aDninm non Giern, MiId nnb gmt-
ter cbeafalls bcOenteuS eiuse.
i6rGntt.

@erI iibcr Buris, 27. Se6. =
Der 8unOesrot bat Die lang eruorte.
te gel6r1nfung Der gabrungsmit.
telberteilung befannt gege6en, no.
ourd nun Die S6mei8 modentlidj
5mei fldidloie Gage baben miro, iid
obne S@IogiobHe uno dbnli9e etitt
So6en bebelfen 11r1o Sen @ierfon.
rum cinidrdnfen mifb.
Die @~orifriften betrefis oes
sSleiidjperbroudes oerfiigen, OoB an
sfpei Gagen Der ISOLDE in Sotels,
6eltaurauts rno @rinutb1niern Der
&erbrnlf BON 8in0., Shmeittes,
8iegerts, Sdtninel- ltnO MinofleiId,
berboten lit. 9tienlonO lit allsge.
monument 1ber Meitouronts miro &c.
ftatteta 2eber, 9iieren, Siru, 5er5
uno 2Gnge bon Dielen Sdlnhttie-
rem unO 8iirIte, Die bon Dem 5Ieiidj
eemoht ftnO, sit ierbiereu. 5erner
bari MIR cine S~leiIdipetie un0 cine
G~ieripeiie einem @oite berabfolei
perOen uaO GENTLE g~ieripeiien gel
IN als 6leiifipeiien. Sic aatttpn.
beborhen Oiitfen beion0ere ansnob.
men tiir 6eitIidfeiten MAIDEN.
Bur 8ei6rdnfitng oes @ild)see
n1tfles III Der gerfauf bott SdIng.
idbhe in CAFES uno aonoitoreieu
%nerboten. @s oiirfen gu aoffee.
unb Gee ortiortef MIR Is @ror1tnr
3uder gegeben fperoen. Butter
0orf MIR gum 8riibitiid nno bel
Wtobl3eiten perabreiht i%uer0en, bel
benen teiue SEetih- un0 Gieripeiien
gegeben petOen itiio BARI nidt mebr
NIT adle itrbiert iperOen. Ger
@unoeSrdt Iagt, baB oteie gerfiti
git1tgett e~rIaIien ipitroett neil es Dor.
5lt5teben iei Die Rage Ourd eiu bi.
reftcs Gerbpt al fldrett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
loeitIidpcr 1~ricecrbmnS

Ser art lebten Sonntag I'M
9eutiden Soitie itdttgefitnoenen. De
MISUNDERSTANDING oes @eftlifen
ariegerbun0es iuobnten 80 9elega4
ten BEL. 8nef Oerielben mar,
Sdritte 5t tltri, ittrt Ser 9eotloee in
SitpreuBen ttno Der @efangenen III
Sibirien ob5ttbelfen. Sn Saferl
bon &agrit (oer bon ben @llIien
g6n5Iid ~Serit6rten Staot III Sftpreu.
BENZ muroe beihloiien, cine Gum,
me @sIoes sur MISUNDERSTANDING
Der gtaot d~nf5ubrtngen. Sober
Dem 8eItlihen Griegerbuno nngeb0.
riger gerein lit eriudt, $40 ooer
mebr gu oteietn 8wefe ouf5ubrin.
gen.
St 9etreff Ser @riin6unq zines
@ittuen. itro @diIenFonOs rpuroe be.
.ihloiien DaB ieoer 9erein $25 ODER
IDetln m0gltb rtebr ~betiteuern ioI.
Bum Better Der gefange1ten III
Sibirien fpitroe cine Gpaette erbo.
ben, Die $22 eittbrodte. Nus Ser
9lhOesfoiie fpuroen $50 fir Oieie
ariegsgciotgenen beipiaigt.
5ernpr fpuroe Dem 9oinera0en st.
Muteiheipsfp oits 2incolh Der ihon
ldngere 3eit an 2irtgenent5iinorno
Ieioet un6 biIfsbeOarftig lit, $25
beDiGist.
Sad SdluB Der @eidGftsfkunq
eing man sur nGeeineinen @eniit.
IidDfeit iiber, nito man mabte Itou.
lierb ipeIdJ pielieitige 3alente it'd
babel brett mohten, Seoenfols bd-
ben Die Serren 9elegdten bos Riis-
Iide nit bent @nsenebnen perbun.
ben mo Dem 8eItlihen arieger.
bnu0e pieoer Gbre gelnaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
M0rRtoericpte,

0lebermifieIt bon giIitsfi Sruit Co.,
ErafAen-250s, 28sS, 325s, per aifte, 1926;
216, $3.50 per tiite; ale aIloeren GroBep
8ifrolien yancb 8o0s. $500. $500 $500 Der
@iite; dlisgeiudblt, 300s, 3605, $3.50 per site.
Srapefrnit-36s, $500 per aifte; 46S, 96S,
S4.25 uro 548, 64s, 500, 96s, SAFE per
meinirauben-@aIaeas faneb. SOB $500 Biz
$1,000.
gtebiei : ser 8iite: SonatGans. extra taiteb,
$3.50; Sonotbdii, faficb, S2.25; Soratbans,
d%isgendbIte, $500; @aflDs $1.a5; gLrlaila
fns Blads, ertrd lunch $3.50 9Bine 5aps,
ertra faicp, 1925; Bone Beauties, $500.
aGrtoffeliI-S3.o0 per 9nibel. %. 81. Gbios
aarfofFeIn-S2.s5 per gufheI.
SibtartoffeIr-$2.65 Der camper.
9hlbsH,-Q8eibe 9iiibeif, 3nderriibet, Ndfttflas
fen, 9aaoes, &c per 8iufIo: aobI, SC Der
8tur6: BInf1cnfobI, $3.50 per Crate, SIPS
per Out. @urfetl, S2.25 Der 9uhen6; Eps
nInten. $3.50 per Crate, $t.00 Der anrb
3miebeI, aeIbe, lac per Bio.. ui6 fpantfne
5lint Murftprei3. 4opiiaIat $3.50 BET Crate,
$1.00 fir 9nb. 4rnisfnInt, 40e fir Dub.
Generie, $1.00 fiji 8ttsgno.
Sonig-24c, 1925 Der &iite.
4pieiipein-Mntts, fydbhen S4.25.
8ailaiten--4c 8inno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
1tntcfNau : uemiekcitct

Serr 8. 8. @c8eorinon bon Sci
glaib Doctor 60, Seritel[er Der Sef'
ferD Gar, lit belte gum 9eild oer
a~ltsitelung bier eingetroffen nnt
piro aitd gleid8eitig oas bieiigc
Ge~rrttorittm fir Den gerfauf orga-
nilteren. Die Sefferp Cars iper.
Sen m1bre11o 0ieieS Sobres beOelt,
ter0 3dbIreider bergelteqt meroer
uno SEER gtaib lit Der feiten lleber,
seugu1g, boB iid Die 8erfdufe nab
reno Der fonlllenoen Saifon berbiel-
faltigen iperoert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
aataLnae in epnbnn nnsaeftnt.

Sonoon, 81. Seb. - nm ben etd.
Iii9en sSitoldtrieaen @eIeecnbeit 8l
ge6eit @inbIid in Oepti6e ulI6 otter.
reidtihe 9tetlomc.9 tetbooen gu ge.
niuneil, fpuroen Ourd oaS y9oar0 Of
EraOe" 1900 autaIo1e oelttid,er un6
Giterreidiiner Sertlnft geiaunuelt
AnO ben Snterciienten Sur 8erfis
gltng eelteIlt. Cine uberIidtliAe 3u.
iammenltelllrng erIeidtert Die Srien.
tierlrrg, inoent iie iopobl Die arti.
tel mie Die 6irn1en III fohlidrr
@ruppierung our 8erfiiguug bdIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
$4,000 Con. ~t1tmniticn
fIieGctt int Sic Gmftl

gerlinJ 27. 6eb. (Sunfenberidt. J
Ser 6~ranffurter 3eitltng Sufolae
bat ftb In etnem Cartier wlitnitious
oepot ont 2. 5ebruar eilc furntbare
grpIoiion eretgnet; $4,000 Gonncn
@sunition flogen in Die 2uft, utlo
200 9erlonen farnen babel inns sc.
ben. Die gtodridt lit Der 5rnnf.
furter 8ettuug iiber Die Sdipei8 at,
eefommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Smci Bitten TIT ole
Giefc b~cfSrSert!

2onOpns 81. Geb. Die beioer
snsIiiden 8ompfer gSedbIepg tinS
earies" firo nerienft uoroen. Der
gritere NOR 1858 Eonlten eroB un0
crit Dor orei ssa1ren bonn StopeI
gelaufen. Der 2ebtere batte einer
Cobalt bon 3,071 9ounen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28

I0er Dearborn 8rltdg uao Ieiitet Die
IcIben 9ienite als Elm onoerer gto.
forIdItnoge1, Der mitloeitens $1,000
Ifoften tpiiroe. DaS Dearborn Sruf.
I@eiteH miro bon Der Dearborn gec.
tor Sritf 60, III Chicago, berge.
Lite[t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
grotFartt stuef Snhre ali.

Gie grDtforte hot S1mstdg Oer
Speiteft Sabrestag iBers geItebens
Igefeiert. Scit Der @%tnfiibrung Die
iter Wetbo0e Der 9rotperteiluag III
oieieIbe IN eit por5iieltdes Sgitenn
oebrod)t moroert, Dos BON alien @lai,
len Der geb6lteriiug ftrene innege.
Ialteit miro 8om 9eidstan8ler
berunter Dis gum drmiten Gogelob.
ner 1T Der @lan Der peri6nli6en
Rotionen itreiig Ourhgefiibrt NOR
ben.
9c3 ilene regiI1re 8rot 6as an
StelIe Der grothen getreten 1T, er.
freut it'd dIlgameiner 8eIiebtbeit, %
Is norSiiglider Gudlitdt lit. Sic gr,
iesung 0es aartoffelme1gs Ourd
@erite Bat eia entidJieoen ifnlafs
batteries grot geifaffen. @rob Ser.
lin aiht iebt iD0AentIih 3,600,000
@rottorten aus un0 66,500,000
aoitpnus, bic cine Gngesratiou BAR
itellen. finoen ibren Meg 5uriid nad
Der Nroffonmiiiiun, mo iie %rebioiert
iperoeu. GoloateL Die BON ser
5ronf 5itriidfcbren, erbolten ibre
grotfurteu idjoit anf Dem gobtbof
mo eIuar far Die gauer Tires gluf
enfbuItes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Die 9fLansseit fommt 6eran.

Cine fIeine @elofurtrle berniinftig
tn Strdttherrl uno 8dlftt1ett ange.
legt beridotiert ieIbit oas eiufohite
Semi. Modt G1ter iSeirH aitgeneb.
nter nno guer g~igentltr1t mertpoller.
Sir gebett Sbren bereittpiIigit auS.
finite iiber 4npflan3nngeit. Seles
pboniert 9pIer 50, Omaha Office
g(rlington gtutieries, sid See Bldg,
(au8.) 3.8.17
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
B~ritcnunoriffc
tucrcen ab0ci0loocn!

9erIit 81. Sch. (5unfenberidt.)
9as &riagsanlt meIOetc 9eitern
oben0, DAB britiide angriffe oItlid)
BON grras iiegreid abgeIdlagen
Sn oen SoiGp abIdnitt
nabm eeeel a6enO oas @efedt an
Seftigfeit al.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Sram SdbuHr0nTsrEcink
ac1t cs etp0s better!

Ct. souis. no. %. Sch. Sn
Dem 8efinOea DER bcriibriteH Sdngc
rim 8rou Sdranidnn. Semi, welGc
tiiralid bel elpem MISUNDERSTANDING
;lpei 9iippm eebfodlcn bot lit enc
&eHbitna sur 9eliefuno einsetrrten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
Demtid,e fabrisieren
Seize MS Gccr0l!

Berlin iber 2on0on, q. 5eb. =
Cine oer iiingIten errlnseniddtterl
Der oeltiden Gbemifer lit DIE Ser.
iuenoung nou Geerol, oos aus ber-
branrttelt aoAlen getponten miro,
our SeriteIlung BON Seife. Ser
nelte 9roaeb ldlieBt Die gebanOlurB
oes ro5en aobIenolg nit aoli Elm
utto bos fertiageitente @roOutt er.
gibt cine oiisgpaeidnete ipeide, bdrte
ODER pulberiIierte Seife.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
antoho q. aeb.

5moba 81. 5eb.
3uiubr 5000
Beef Sfiere feft Bis itnrf.
@ttfe bis bette @eebes 1880
1t.50
Mitteltn1Bige geebes 9.75-10.5C
@eipobnIid]e S.50-9.75
aiibe ltno Sellers fart, oftibe.
Cute big bette Sellers 1876
$50.
Cute bis bette aiibe 7.75-9.0O
@~aittelmdBige aiibe 6.75--7.75
@eipobnIihe .25-6.7 rs.
aorngefiitterte Stiere $3.50.
Stoders ul6 Seekers felt Bis Itorf
Seekers CUTE bis bette s. 75-9.25
Ytittelm1bige 7.50-S.75
@etD0bnlihe 7.50-S.75.
Cute B. bette Stoders 7.75-S.75
Stof Sellers 7.00-8.50
Stod aiibe 6.00-8.00
Gtod G1lber 7.50-9.50
Seal &1Iber 9.00-t1.50
Bulls ullo Stogg 7.50-S.75
Bologna @uIles 6.50-7.50
sdDciae-3niibr 16.500; Marff
151Ic hoher
Observation-Disclosures 12.90-f3.10
SGditer 8reis 1920
SdafcA 3ufuhr 10000; Rorft felt
simnler Ianaiam biz 10 his 15r
nieOriger.
&o6er t0.50-1200.
@utterihoie 1f.6o. Refor0.
@eiitterte gsltteridafe 1000
SeeOer Mutteridofe 6.00-S.OO
6eeoer Sdnuler 10. 00-14.25.
Sdbrlinge t.50-13.50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
GGieaae Marft6cridlt.

Chicago y. 6cb.
&inOpirh -3uinbr $500: Mor[t
felt biz bober.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-28
SodIter Greis 1885.
Canadian @rofters 900

S0dIter &reis 1885.
Canadian @rofters 900
ss1brLinge tp1t Dienstng 1f.76.
Gdtpetue-3ufltbr 10000; @s1rft
meiftenS Zoe bober.
80dhIter Breis 1885.
9urfifnittspreis 13.10-i3.S0
Gdnfe-8ufrbr $4,000; Mtdrft feft
biz 10c nieoriger.
@efittterte Summer 14.50
S0G1ter Hreis t4.50.
Ssee0er 21tnmer 1880.
sSoobo 2drtmer 1896
aanIas Gitp Marftberidt.
4anIas Gin, 27. Set. VI
NimSbie6-3ufnbr 1000; glarft D
Ioneian nit idmohem 59llB.
&6dIter Treis 1850
GoIoroOos 1915.
geef Gtiere felt bis iduf
ssGbrlinge 1925.
aiibe uno Sellers ftnrf bis t0e
&itbe itno 9elfers 1elt.
Stofers felt bis Itarf.
&1lber feIt.
SSGbrlinge nieoriger.
Sohfter &reis 1926.
observation-disclosures 12.65-t3.20
Sdafe-3nfu6r 5000; 9larft fei
@efiitterte 21nuner 1920.
q. SDIegb Marftbcriat,
81. Soiepb, 27.
GinODieG-3ufubr 1900:
felt biz 10c bober.
SodlIter EreiS 11.35.
GdiDeine-8nfibr 10000; Y
lis Biz zoe bober.
Sn6Ttcr 9reis 1885.
GurdI6nittspreis 12.90-15.2a
Gdafc-3uiubr $500; Marft llHJ
fam.
@efiitterte SGtluter AGO.
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In the Majors
National League.

National League.
At Ctncinnsti- r. H. e.
Philadelphia POI 001 000- 10 1
Cincinnati ..... 900 OO1 0OO-1 8 3
Alexander and Killifer; Reuther
and Mitchell.
At Pittsburgh r. H. Z.
Boston 100 600 900 900 0O3-4 II 0
Pittsb's 900 100 900 900 OOO-1 9 2
Hughes and Myers; Miller and
Schmidt.
At Chicago r. H. E.
New York .. 900 OH O20--5 6 0
Chicago 900 900 000--0 6 2
Schupp and McCarty; Prendergrast
and Dilhoefer.
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Morgan Creek Church
to Haze Homecoming
aJ1N SCOTT.

ECONOMY, Ind, Sept. 1S.-The an
nual home coming picnic at Morgan
Greek Friends church will be held the
last Sunday in September. There will
be many present from different coun-
ties Of the state and at the noon hour
a dinner will be served. 1t also is the
last Sunday for Rev. Logan Hunt, who
has been the regular pastor for the
past two years, he having accepted at
Oak View and Bear Creek. Rev.
Mr.. Markle, Earlham, preached Sun
day morning in the Economy Friends
church. Mrs. Sarah Slaughter and
son Arthur, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Roberts, Richmond, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Williams. Prof
Walter Brumfiel delivered the address
at the M. E. Brotherhood meeting
Saturday night. -. Rev. Oler Frazer
returned from Richmond Sunday
morning. ... Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Nc
Cam were guests of Webster rela-
tives Sunday. :. Mrs. Ella Pressbarg,
Hartford City, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Nate Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macy. Miss Lois Macy had as her
Sunday guest Miss Hazel Mendenhall.
-. Raymond Lamb took Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Chamness and Mrs. Myrtle
Daugherty on shopping trip to Rich
mond Saturday evening .... George
Johnson was the Sunday dinner guest
Of Will Wadman and wife. Miss
Addie Pugh has returned from Brad
ford. Ohio. Mrs. Josephine Williams
and children, Ruby and Dugan, were
at Fountain City Sunday. go. Harry
Parker and Walter Bond, two accept
ed boys, will leave Thursday for Cam
bridge City and then on to Louisville,
Ky. Herbert Wadmon, another boy
who must serve his country, will leave
the first of October for the training
camp. Mr. and Mrs. AL Barber and
son Vernon, Portland, were Sunday
dinner guests at Edwards Brothers
home. 1t was chicken dinner pre-
pared by the Misses Grace Garrison
and Thelma Gaskill. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Lamb, Richmond, were over Sun
day guests of William Lamb and fam
lily. =. Allen Lamb and wife, Webster,
were Sunday visitors of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz. Modoc. were visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peelor Sun
day. Oscar Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora Johnson visited Ed. Johnson and
family of near Williamsburg, Sunday
afternoon. -. Mrs. Ollie Murphy had
Mrs. Diana Edwards as an over-Sun-
day visitor. Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Pierce and children, Richmond, visit
ed Simpson and Dora Pierce Sunday
The L. U. B. Ladies' Aid society,
Sugar Grove, will furnish lunch at
the Wickersham-Barba public sale,
Sept. "a. =. Earl Conley and Joe Cain,
Richmond, spent Sunday with their
families here. Mr.. and Mrs. Prentis
Edwards and son Hurlin, were at a
family reunion dinner near Richmond
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cain
and children ate dinner Sunday with
Joe Cain and family. .. . Mrs. Harry
Marshall and daughter Cynthia, were
at Muncie having dental work done.
i. T.. Prof. Archie Manning and family
left for New York Monday. and on
Sept. Is, Prof. Manning will sail for
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-18
AMERICA NASsoclATloN
GAM ES TODAY

National League.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
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FIRST CALL FOR
BASkETbALLERS
SEPTEMBER 26
Manager Nohr and Coach
Mullins Announce Date for
First Practice.

Announcement was made by Man.
ager Nohr and Coach Mullins of the
High school. that the first call for
basketball men will be made for Wed.
nesday, September 26. at which time
all candidates for both the first and
second teams will be expected to ap-
pear for registration as members of
the squad
The majority Of the basketball men
OF the school have already been train
Ing and are in the best condition for
the season, but Coach Mullins will put
the boys through a weeks preliminary
workout before starting on real bas-
ketball practice.
The seasons schedule does not start
until November 2 this year and Coach
Mullins is planning to get the boys In
championship condition before the
season starts.
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Panama, where he has a government
position. Mrs. Manning will remain
in New York until November, then
will follow her husband to make
home. " Mrs. Aseneth Osborn, an
aged lady, took suddenly i'll Sunday
afternoon with pneumonia. .... Mrs.
Delano Proctor arrived here Saturday
evening to be guest of relatives
few days. Mrs Proctor Is a daughter
Of John Manning, the banker. :. Mrs.
Alice FRASER spent Sunday with Rich
mond relatives Mr. and Mrs J. L.
Peterson were at Richmond and other
points Sunday. Mrs. Alice Conley,
Williamsburg, was the Sunday dinner
daughter, Mae. Tot Cranor hauled
load of veal calves to the stock
yards Saturday. Mrs. Marie Will
liams Ladd, Losantville, ate dinner
with relatives here Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gale Fenimore and son Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlie Lontz and chill
dren Mildred and Dudley. Hagerstown,
were entertained at dinner Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Fennimore. -.
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin were at
Richmond Saturday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Sherry, Cambridge,
were guests of Mrs. Northcott and
Mrs. Ella Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Smith and children of Newcastle, at
tended the Smith reunion at Glen Mil.
Ter, Richmond, Saturday, and were
Saturday night guests of Rev. Charley
Bundy and family, Williamsburg, and
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L.
Hiatt here. e. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hiatt and family, Fountain City, were
here Sunday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-18

American League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit a. Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
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American Association.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
Milwaukee at indianapolis.
Kansas City at Louisville.
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MILTON CHAMP
congratulated

MILTON, Ind, Sept. 1S.-Roque
players were thick yesterday morning
at the bank, congratulating o. M. Ker-
lin. the cashier for bringing the inter
state cup to Milton again. The first
time, George Baker, Milton player,
landed the cup. 1t is on the cards that
the rogue players will get up sur
prise party for these two champions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-18

Some proprietors of Coney islend
amusement resorts have attempted the
practice of admitting persons free to
their places and charging them 10
cents at the exit gates, thus expecting
to avoid payment of the war tax on
admission tickets.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National LEAGUE.

NdtIOhdI League.
Philadelphia, 4 Cincinnati. I.
Boston, 4: Pittsburgh, l 15 innings)
New York, 5: Chicago, 0.
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BASKETBALL PLAYERS

MILTON. Ind, Sept. 1S.-W. C. Day
ton, Leele Hull. William Howard,
Glenn and Marry F. Walford, E. Jones,
and Z. Darley of the High school are
among the leading players who will
organize the basketball team this sea-
son.
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BUYS cAssELL PROPERTY

PERSHING, Ind, Sept. IS. - Mrs.
John Fetters has bought the Lille Cas-
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EAGLES
Of Wayne Aerie No. 666 be
present Wed. night at 500
o'clock, business of import
ance. Lunch.
August Johanning, Secy.
Frank Quigley, Pres.
sept 1877