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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10
ENGLAND NEEDED
AID FROM AMERICA
THE U. S. HAS AT ONE BOUND
BECOME WORLD POWER, SAYS
LLOYD GEORGE.
WILSON'S ADDRESS PRAISED
Former Premier Asquith Saws All
Will Breathe More Freely Since
Country Acts-Germany Rid-
cules Our Stand.

London.-Premier Lloyd George has
given to the American newspapers
on behalf of the war cabinet, the
following:
America has at one bound become
a world power in a sense she never
was before. She waited until she
found a cause worthy of her tradi-
ton. The American people held back
until they were fully convinced that
the fight was not a sordid scrimmage
for power and possessions, but an I'M
selfish tsruggle to overthrow a SIMS
ter conspiracy against human liberty
and human rights.
Once that conviction was reached
the great republic of the west has
leaped into the arena and she stands
now side by side with the European
democracies, who, bruised and bleed
ing after three years of grim con-
flict, are still fighting the most saw
age foe that ever menaced the free
dom of the world.
The glowing phrases of the pres
ident's noble deliverance illumine the
horizon and make clearer than ever
the goal we are striving to reach.
Three Phrases Stand Out.
There are three phrases which
will stand out forever i'll the story of
this crusade.
"The first is that the world must
be safe for democracy, the next the
menace to peace and freedom lies in
the existence of autocratic govern
ments backed by organized force
which is controlled wholly by theiI
will and not by the will of their peo
nle,' and the browning phrase is that
il which he declares that a stead
fast concert for peace can never be
maintained except by the partisan
ship of democratic nations
These words represent the faitf
which inspires and sustains our PEG
pie in the tremendous sacrifices the,
have made and are still making. The.
also believe that the unity and peace
of mankind can only rest upon democ
racy, upon the right of those WHIT
submit to authority to have voice II
their own government, upon respec
for the rights and liberties of nation
both great and small, and upon tn
universal dominion of public right.
ITO all of these Prussian militar.
autocracy is an implacable foe.
"The imperial war cabinet, repre-
sentative of all the peoples of tn
British empire, wish me on their be
half to recognize the chivalry an
courage which call the people of tn
United States to dedicate the Who'll
of their resources to the creates
cause that ever enraged human Ell
deavor"
German Press Views.
Amsterdam-The Weser Zeitung
Bremen processes amazement at Pre-
ident Wilson's speech, which it call
IAN accumulation of misstatement
hateful insinuations and one-side
prejudices." The paper continues:
"If ever a power threw itself int
a big war without sufficient cause
is the United States, which believe
it is a peace power because it is der
ocratically governed"
The Weser zeitung SCOTS at u
patriotic demonstrations in Ameri'
as manifestations of the very mi
tarism which America declares mu
be destroyed. 1t sees in the "despe
ate appeal of England to America"
sure sign that England will soon CO
lapse.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10
MARKET AT SPOKANE.

Butter The inclemency of the
weather has been the controlling fac
tor in the dairy products trade. A 1c
advance in the price of butter Thurs
day was an unreasonable development,
due to curtailment in production, the
constant advance in feed prices being
factor in the situation.
Cheese-The market is a very I'M
satisfactory affair. The price is
around 25c, and manufacturers are I'M
responsive to efforts to place orders
for stocks, while the output is re-
stricted.
Eggs-Market has been advanced,
with curtailment in the normal out
put. There is not much prospect for
expansion with the advancing season,
and the fact that practically no eggs
have gone into storage augurs for high
prices in the future.
Dressed Meats-The entire range of
provision prices continues to indulge
in the pyramiding process. The live
stock situation is a very serious one
at the moment. While hogs have
been scarce at packing centers since
the advent of high priced grain, the
present price nears the 15c mark, as
compared with and &c hogs few
years ago. Heavy SHOWS covering the
ranges in Montana and other produc-
ing sections is causing a depletion of
cattle herds, and makes it improbable
that CRASHED stock will be available
to relieve the situation before July.
| Prices of dressed meats in all lines
are therefore slated for further adj
avnces before the situation can be re-
lieved.
Lard and Cured Meats-Hams, ba-
con and lard have all been marked up
TO new record points during the past
two weeks, and are still trending up
ward, with inadequate stocks to cover
the general demand.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-The local apple situation
holds at about the same position as
for several weeks, with fancy selling
at $1.25 to 1925 per box and cookers
use to 81 per box.
Other Fruits-Oranges are little
firmer, while lemons hold as hereto
fore. Calarab figs have advanced, the
2O-pound boxes being $3.50 and the
1O-pound $1.75 Fard dates, COS, are
off 1c per pound at 16c and 12-poun(
boxes csc at SO.
Potatoes-The spud market is grad
: ually readjusting itself and is holding
: around SO. Jobbers are Offering $2.5'
, oars and the demand is all local. M
more are being shipped east, as thu
market centers are overstocked ant
in a quandry to unload.
Other Vegetables-Greenstuffs hol'
in light supply, owing to general,
I, backward season, while prices gene1
ally are ruling steady for the season
: New stuff on the market is radishe
e jobbing at 40c per dozen punches ant
asparagus at 14@15c per pound.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Wheat-The bulls have been in cor
troll of the wheat market during tn
past week. With the settlement Q
the railway strike, depressing Unfit
s ence was removed, while there is tn
II usual circulating of crop damag
o scares having a tendency to infiuenc
n values, particularly in view of the fac
: that the carry-over promises to ru
. down close to actual requirements b.
fore the opening of the new season
There is very little activity in tn
: Pacific Northwest wheat market, bt
&c developments in the freight rate 81
e uation are a matter of considerabl
concern to holders. The prosperity
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10
Reform German Laws.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS William has
ordered German Imperial Chancellor
Won Bethmann-H ollweg to submit 10
him certain proposals for the reform
of hte Prussian ELECTORAL law to be dis
cussed and put into effect after the
conclusion of peace. An official tele-
gram from Berlin announces this or
der adds that it foreshadows also the
reform of the upper chamber OF the
Prussian diet.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10
Cautious Elimination.

Father" said the small boy. what
is a freebooter"
II don't know exactly, my son. But
] will say that with leather costing
what it does, you want to get your
mind away from any idea that free
booter is a man who sells shoes for
nothing.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10
LUMBER AND WOODWORKING.

The sawmill of A. c. White at La
clede, Idaho, has started on the sea-
sons run. This is the first mill in
the county to start.
The M. c. Box Co., which is to build
it's factory and establish headquarters
at Marcus, Wash, has filed articles of
Incorporation, with a capitalization of
$4,000. The incorporators are Ernest
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10

Fowls that are restless whit a tend
ency to pick their feathers indicate the
presence of lice and mites.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-04-10

Miss Mary Lord Andrews of Wash
lngton and Virginia has been appoint
ed chairman of the colonial hunters
division in the inaugural parade. This
section will be composed Of society
horsemen and horsewomen from Vir-
ginia, dressed in colonial costumes.
The women use side-saddles and their
costumes will combine the national
colors, red, white, and blue. Miss An
drews, who is an accomplished horse
woman though less than twenty years
old. received her appointment from
Mrs. j. II. Boggs, chairman of the
woman's division.
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Jotua bot pcr5iieltdc
~Grnteamsgibten!

antes, Sa., is. Sui. - Der
Grnteberidt Der anomirtihoitliAen
a6teilung 0e5 bieiigeu Soma Stnte
Goaeae ldBt cine ilberauS gitnitige
@etreioe uno @euiiieernte fir So.
ina D~oralsieben, penn Die guniti8en
8ettcrberbdltuiiie nur ei%nigermoBen
anbalten.
Die gr0Btc 3pnabma aegcn bic
boriabrige Grnte mellen Wlais, So
fer, a~artoffcfn uno @emilie oui.
D2dn rednet, oaB Der g8ert Der &c.
Idmtan 0iesiabrigen grtraae etrpa
S677,500.000 betrogen miro, ooer
S60,000,000 me6r ais lebtas Sa6r.
@}an ermartet, 6oB M1ai5 400
100000 8ui6eis bringen miro, oocr
100000 me6r ais I'M g~oriabre;
Safer 100000 900 8uibel uno aar.
tofieln 100000 @uihels. Die be.
bautcn @artenfldden ba6en iid &C.
gca oa5 @oriabr I'M 30 8ro5ent
peraroBert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-18

5re0 Hodenbolts lit geitern mad
mittaq nun 3 llbr an Der Sdmin0.
iubt I'M g[lter bon GO 5o9rcn in
Der 0o6nrng ieiner gltdte, 6rmt
auguit 4ilar3, 1905 Dtart1a Ctr,
g%eItor6eu. Ger Geritorbcne fam
i'm Sitter bon t6 SoDren nub glne.
rita NIB IieB iib Dor 33 Sabreu in
Cmaba nic0er. @or iilni So6ren
8oQ CT na6 Cos a1geleS, Sal, fam
jeoo6 idmcr erfrontt bor fiini $50.
den mieoer mad 0mn6n 3llriid. 2ll5
Sunggeieae mobnte er oiele SoDre
an Der Is. uno @uit Ctr. Gr miro
bon 5lpci @rijoern betroaed-6err
glrnolo &oden6Gts, Mic4beoriou,
Sans, mo 6ront 9fodenbata in
Ser oIten &eimot. Gas 8e9ra5nis
fut0ct 9omer5tag morgeu bon Der
ct. Soiepb5 STRIDE aus aui Dem
ct. 4}uria Waq0aIena airdboi itatt.
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sgariamfeit NIT @ledl6adiek.

pa jeBt an allen Gden unb gnben
gr9aItung BON ga9rung8s uro am
oeren auBartifeln gepreoigt piro, 10
lei aud Der m09Ii8en beiieren Dug
6arma4ung bon &onferpens8Ied
6ii4ien geoa4t, bic bis6er and BON
Aou5bdlterii4en Perionen meiitens
tpe99epprfen nurOm, unD Don oenen
404itens eintge nod bpn Hittsrn Der
6eerftroBe berpenoet porben Iino.
Man4e QuStdnDer in Qmerita
Pfle9en I6on Iange foIde 8iidien
oOer &annen mebrmats gu benuBen,
e6e iie bieIel6en aufge6en. sic emps
fe4IeR Oafir foIgeu0es 9erFa6ren:
0iIl man cine Gomotenz pber
fonitige 9adie 90. 3 Dffnen, pbne
tie gu berOer6eu, 10 ftetle man iie
nit Dem 8oben mad Dben unb Iege
auf ben mittleren 4reis pber bic
&appe cine grpBe uno iebr beiBe
&o9le. gta6 elmer Minute lam man
bic aobIs tpegnebmen, uro bann IGBt
ii4 bic 3inntappe lei9t db6eben.
M}an entferne iofort ben gan3en Sns
bait Der 8u4Ie, noI4e OieIe, trotne
iie griinoli4 unb bebe iie an einem
trodenen 4labe ouf. Ollie Die run.
ben tleinen 3tnn : 53entren bena6re
man fir ipGteren @e6rau4. 0lan
lam bic 8l4ie ieber3eit nieoer gum
Ginmo6en BON Gomaten, geeren
oOer anoeren Speiien ne6men un0
gang ME nit elmer neuen 8ii6ie
oerfabren. Sober, Der ou4 nur elm
biB6sn nit Dem 26tsGiIen um3uges
ben betmag, lam Die Same pieber
3uIOten.
Qber ME bringe man 9omaten o6er
fdurebdItige5 96ft in anbere, dIs
3omatens ober geerenbl9Ien; oieie
Iino eigens bafir be6anoelt porben,
ben SGuren al biberite6en! Mois,
@rbIen, 8obnen Il. /. IN. t0nnen in
aIte 8i4Ien eingemadt iperben, in
oenen IoIde Semitic bor6er fparen.
User nod ni9t l0ten Tam, 6ffne unb
berI6te erit irgenb cine alte 8te66i6fe
our llebung. IS ge60rt psnig oa3u.
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MntcrhaltMn9 IN
Scn acknowledgement

@oIbingtorL 1s. SuIt. Die
gun0esreaierltitg miro fir Gergnit-
qiinoet oI(er Art fir Die oieIel
SerbIt e%inge5ogenen SolOoten in
ibren 5eloIogern in $ilae uno 5iiae
loreen. SeoeS 6el0lager miro Gin
rteIiqes S6eoter DdbeI in meIdenl
Die berilbmtelten GdouipieIer, Sdn.
oer, GGngerinnen &ianiiten uuo
@eiaer 6e8 2anoes @oritellungen &c.
ben meroen. @ud fir @auioIe miro
eeIor9t tuerDen; jeOen a6eno ioQen
&an5pergniigen Itattiinoen.
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ga6ncn Iparcu 100000 2Onncu
0n6fen.

9lcm Dorf, Is. $ltli.- 6oirfay
SQrriion, @oriieer Der Giien6o5n-
Griegsbe66roe, qob 9eitern 6etanut,
bob ole @abnen oea &anoes einc
@enge 9erionen8i9e ba6en elm
ge6en Iaiien. Die Strede, pclde
.oieie ou5fnQenoen s3a9e im 2aufe
.cine8 So9res 3niomulen b%eiobren,
maft t6,2G70 OBS M2eilcn id6rIid
.dIs. Ger 5ortioa 0ieier 3iae be-
beutet cine &oblencripornis bon iiber
100000 Ionnen i'm Sa1r bin.
0urd, bic nun fir onoere 3pedc BE-.
mutt lucroen f0nueu.
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Dine @lanROrb.

8r gduRmann @6uHffer bu6t Surd
B @ai
Sn tpeiBc Sauoi6u5 iib
llnb laBt uff ieOeu 5aieIas
Sci @ieBesou9e bIiBe.
llff eimoI 5udt er grimmig ufr
lIu0 ruit: n9e. Sic Md0dmdeI
Sbr 6uubIe bat tein 3uuItor6 a,
8es toIdt our Gtrof oret @mmdel'
o8er6itt' mers", iaat Ra0dm6e ipik,
Did uff Or @aB 20 3'pIogel
.9es 9unoIe 9e9t mid gar nig a,
Sbr tonnts ia ieIiper frogel"
pS4 9lab's net" brauit Or S6ubmanu
I'm 3 i6tpdr5e fi6 lei gieue,
s3es 9uu0le lat bod Sine mood,
unb oeitpeg Efforts a S6nel"
Sebt amer pfpudt's &d61mhe Ios
Y SIR Iaft pbne NanItorb mood
I'm a'bpreE mir bod a neil"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-18

, .Dir nt6msN cine 5idte. Die
1annen fnO gu teuer. gtuc Tiats
tut es bod aud. Bisg"
Slider iagt er.
,Gine gang feline, bii6I6e 5idte!
Nir be3dusen iit NIT RiFen uHO
tlsineE QepfeIn, bic 5uDor in @olbs
Idaus getaudt iiuO. llHo peiBe aers
gen tteden mir auf. -"
S6rs Sttmme pirb mod leiIer unb
6stommt ettpos @ertrGumtes. sic
er3Gblt BON Den 8ei6ua9ts6damen
bic Te gebabt Fat, ols Te Elm ainb
mar. unO er bort i6r auFmertIam
gu un6 Hidt bin uno uieOer nit benz
3opfe.
Qr ben Genitern Te6t man bic
gtsblumtn gliBern. 9ur6 ben Diem
tommt man6moI Elm P%feifenber Son,
Sin %itarter DinO bat ii4 OrauBsn
er9o6en.
qI0sli4 Ia4t iie.
r9u," io8t iis, pmon4mal oente
Id ptrtlid, paB gu nod berii9mt
pirit.
aQ4 9e6!"
n0as mare tomif4, @as piroen
Die Qeute oa5p iogen2"
gGi9ts."
rQas mare bo6, bod genant!
sd meme - penn bic Qeute einen
10 beguden. !"
Sic la4t nodmals uno i6ItteIt
ben &OPf.
a5reiIid tpenn mir reid Oas
our4 pirOen.
Sic untsrbri4t F4 unO fie3t Jpn
pUos meter" fagt sr.
sd Tam mir 0as ni6t oenfen,"
lag! ie Ieiie, mir = uuO rei4!"
n9aran 9epDbnt man ii4 idon",
Iagt er o6ne Spott.
rRei4 iein, bas piQ i8 gar ni6t,
nein. Qber = petBt Oh - ipenn
nan INNER 10 piel battle, als
man gerooe brau4t oas mare
.id6n!. Seine Sorgeu foate man
3a6en!"
ygott ia,4 ia8t er gemd6li4.
Sic iapeigen. Damn Ieuf3t Iie ouf,
legt i4re arbeit 3uiammen unO I0it
bic NaoeIn aus t6rem !0oar, Gr btitt
pie0er in iein Bud.
Sic tritt gu Jpn.
aDirt 9u large IeIen24 Frogt iie.
rQein, ni3t Iange."
Sic 9dlt inn bic Bange bin.
s@ute gaadt," io9t fie,
ST tIBt iie.
ngute Nd4t.4
sic lberblitt nod einmal bos
3immer. Sinige Qpfeti4aIen, bic nui
ben 8pben gefaaen iino, 4e6t iie auf.
Damn ge9t iie. 80
gr fiBt nun allen.
@r ma4t iia'5 bequem, bebnt bic
Qrme un0 i4raubt Oanu Oas Qi8t
Elm penig 604er.
Run pirD er Iefeu. :
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0adldiiigfeit Oernriadt 6rncr5'
1rnnit.

Sn Der 5a6rit Der Gma1a 2luto
Gop so, 709-711 5uo 10. StrnBe
cntitau0 infolge Der gtohlaiiigfait Ell
mes 5ren0en 9ierpstog nodmittng
Gin f5elter, 0u8 eillen SdoocH bon
$4,000 onridtete. g8ie Der in Der
6abrit ongaitelte 14idbrige so.
Smit0 ousingte, bntte Elm 6rem0er,
Der ben 46ort benutt bate, iid cine
3igarte ange3uroet uno oas brcn.
nenoe Streif9ol3 III eiiet 9aufen
j3eQuloioItilde gefporten. 0ieielben
fingen iofort 5euer uno branuten
balo lidlterlob. Smith pllroe al
Ser Stirn uno I'M @eiidt berbromt,
mo muroe birtausgetra9eu. SHfol.
qe Der in Ser 6abrit ongelammelten
@%oioliugoie cntitGnoen BRET Grplo-
iionelt, Die oas 6ortidreiten ocs
5euers bcglnittatel Sn oem @e-
hGllOe befan0en itd IS Gerioueu, Oo.
runter ii 4r6eitcriuneu, Sic iid NIT
4}it6e retteteH.
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gian ennNaa mnf etrafe 6erappen.

9ortlauo, Ore, 10. Suli.-0as
gtutonlobil bon 8iqp Sltn0aD, Der
ii6 ouf Der 6ahrt bon ieiner 5arm
bel Sooo 9liber nod @ortlon6 be.
fano, ppr6e 9eitern o1lf Ser 9riidC
itber 0ent @iaanlette a~ngebalten,
neil Der gbauffelr 3t iduell flt1r.
Der Center murOe 3u filrf Dollars
Celebrate ber0ounert, bic @tQD be-
rappte-er bot e8 ia.
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qnnbllrnEr nnd aort Gro0f.

BeQmte bon SQrpD loDie BON
Douglas Gountp unO Der Staot
Omaha 9ielten NIT einem Sonoer.
fomitee oes Commercial Clubs cine
geiprebung ob, in Der man iid ami
cine 8flaiteritng Der 2du0itroBe bon
Omaha nod Sort Groot einigte.
es Duroe Der 8eidlltB gefuBt, al
9tebrusfas gertreter i'm aongreB 81
telegrnpbiegeH, oos ariegsomt iir
oas GrDjeft 5I ertpGrmen, 0ornit
lnsielbe eilen Seil Der Soften nit
iihernimnlt.
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4lter Scutider 9iirqer oe%itorben.

95ln gllter bon ~ Sobren tit Al.
quit 3iebea, cincr Scr all .angcicic-
neu oertiden 8elDo6uer Der Sto0t,
ON Miontag in einent @oipitol al
cincu 0er3lei0cu aeItor6el. Ger
8erItorbeue miro bon bier S0Anen
a6crlebt. Die 8eGr0iqlrng fouo
1eltte, Qtittlpod nadmittaa, 3Dci
Ilbr, III oem 8rooelono Eorf 6rie0-
bof itatt. @err 8aitor 5dacifer pom
Der oelttif-eDongeliidlen ct. Sobn@
Stride belt bic &eidenpreoi8t.
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porto Rico itimmt
fir Prohibition!

Gan Suan, g, g., is. Sui. =
Ole lett befamt 9enor6enen Rciuls
tate Ser 8ab( am Montog loIien
erle6en, 6aB fi6 Oie 8e00lfcrtng Der
Sniel 8orto &ico NIT elmer gau5
enormcn Mtebrbeit fir Die giufilb.
rrng bon &ro6ibition crfIdrt fat.
3luei Drittel Gntihie6en ii6 fir &ro.
bibition un0 MIR Gin 3rittcl 6age'
gen.
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Qoin glnto au~acranni

Ser 1901 5il0 IL. 5traBe MOB.
,nell6e laurence 9nrien mur0e
Iiastag abeao ode 30. uno Doug
las SiroBe bon eiiem alltomobiE
maaeraBnt ni0 BON ieinem 8meira0
geldleuOert. Gr trng gerlebmgea
an rehten 9ein baDon.
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. ~ INN~ff ~p w. l%t~ NA+"
1T. JaIt unsrtrdeli9 tparm."
@r tsdt feline SdnOe in bic So
IentaI4en unb iis9t feline Grau bob
mild an.
LIMB i9 bin fpo9l ~bI5OFnnig.
pie2 2 SD untsrIdetOe tpobl nt4t
mebr, mas parm unb mas tall
Itt9"
Sic tpei4t Dem Strsit aus, eic
I4ittelt nur ben aopf.
s9u biIt eiufa4 irant.4 iaut ie
unS gcbt.
Gr ieuf3t.
Damn 5ie9t ct ieinen lle6errod an
uuO iebt ii4 fpieOer an ben S4rsib'
tii4.
@d6reub bes @ittdgeTens beFsrt
Ii4 feline Stimmung gang srbebIi4.
Da sr ui9t gefriibitiitt bat, bat er
iebt 9unger. Qud Oeritebt es Ieine
5ral, Oor5ugIi4 gu to6su.
rDtait 9u nod Suppe2" fragtc
iie, erfreut bariiber, Oob Is inn
|i6medt.
@r iagt Dante, nimmt a6er troy
benz mod eiueu Seller.
v@aS gibt ss ioRit no62' fra9t
rGaniBet nit Spinat,"
LIMB bonn2"
Damn gibt e8 nidts ms6r," iagt
fe.
r@eiB Soft" fagt er unO Ia6t,
si4 babe einsn unmcni4Iiden Suus
ger"
.9O4." ertlart fe, pes oibt nod
&afFee."
r92it au4eu2" fra8t er.
sic nidt.
n9sute tit Id1nes, trodenes wets
ter" iI1lt er ii4 oerpfli8tet gu Ias
gen, pd4reno sr Oas 6IeiId sers
.i4nei0et,
.So, unO bic Some i8eint
6ibi4 tparm.4 pfli4tet Te i6m
BEL. SIN itiaen bentt Fe Bel It4:
nj: IcItsn tomnle i'd aus benz
5auie. :.
.absr folt 1T ss = Ois4if4 tort,"
iagt er,
SOFT : 0u BAIT ia 0eiuen Sea-
neuoet tie elm.
ST iie4t iie an.
r8Oasn mir ipa3isren ge9en2"
fragt er.
sDsnn 9u piuF 20"
rab9ema4t, mir ge4en." entIdsi,
bet er.
Sic ipringt auf Fe 1T boiler Gseu,
be. Sic Oerbirgt Oos bintsr Der Sc
i4Gftigteit. nit Der is ii8 i6er baS
8ei6irr 6erma4t.
.Nas iol ID ober an3ie4en,
Du?"
Gr unterbridt Oiesmal ieinen Qers
ger iiber DieIe Jrage. Gr 8udt nur
nit ben S4ultern.
s9ott, mas gu piqT."
pos braune &ofiim24 fragt ie.
Dos braune aOitum. iast er &c.
Iaien.
0iesmaI 1T CT friia un0 buffet. -
Die 2uft brauben 1T eiiig. 0of
oa Der 8inO Ridt gebt unO bic
Some milb. ideint, empfinoet maj
oas nidt 10 fs4r.
ST 1T in isinen Pel3 gebIGt, bic
UliiBe bat er bis i6er bic 0bren 6ers
a6ge3ogen. SIR genugeu, Oa Ite abs
gebartet 1T, 8Oa unO Duff. Die
2uft bat lire 4angen ger0tet. 9as
ma4t ie friIa unO 9a6i4. Sic
geben ns~6eneinonOer, ni4t au3u
f4neG, Dbne DieI gu reDen. Die
9duier Der StaOt Itegen l9on 6inter
ibnen. 0as braune QderlanO lit be-
reift, Der 8oOsn gefroren. Die jun
gen 8aitauitn gu bei0en Seiten Des
@eges ~itarren nit i4ren nadten Qes
ten ME grobe auten gegen ben gins
mel.
sSie9t bas uidt grotesf aus Iast
er, neine Qqse BON Ruten.
pDie2@ fragte iie, Oo is ni4t Der,
itebt, mas sr meint.
sd meine bic 8dume,4
-Sd0n. ia, gepiB. ss il reis
3enO."
.unO crit Der 9immeI," fd3rt fl
fort, upie bIau. g..
4Nis gemoIt," iagt er ironiIa.
nDte geinaIt," betrdfttgt lie Ieb.
3aft.
9a unterorldt er Ieinen Spot
unb iiebt our Settle. Q6er iie merit
e5 nod uno pirO unii9er. Sie
i4Deigen cine LANCE DeiIs,
pa Diro ss i9m pI0bli9 norm i'm
6er8en. unO e5 1T ibm, als miBts sr
aud iis erpdrmen t0nnen. Rur ben
ridtigsn 1on, iaeint ihn. sat er bis.
Der ni4t getroffsu. uno gu penig
Schulz BE-. sr geba6t.
unO er iPri4t au i4r BON ieinsr
Qr6eit.
Gr tut es 3uerit etrpns beFanden
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-18
aanias Gitb Marft6cridlt.
NonIos NIIn. IS. 3

SalllQs Gttg, lS. Gull.
GinbOic6 - 3ufubr 10000; Wtorft
firm big Zoe boiler.
8eite Stofers felt oroere long
Jam bis ihtDad.
aQlber flou un0 nieoriger.
sdmeine = 8utu6r 1000; 10-15c
nicoriger.
@6diter 8rei8 1850.
Qur6i6uittsprri8 14.50-t5.40.
Sdafe = 3ufubr 5000; 25c b0ber.
Uciiltterte 2dalmfr 1850.
Chicago @erft6tridt.
Chicago Is. Sui.
Gin6pie6 - 3ufubr $4,000; Wfarft
Itart bis 15c boDer.
edweine y 3ufubr 10000; mei-
items 15-20c nieOriger.
&6diter 8rei$ 1850.
Qur6i6nittSprei8 t4.35-15.35.
Sdafe- 3ufubr 5000; Marft Itart
bis 15c b6ber.
9eiitterte &aulmer 1850.