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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

bansfunitos halt birIclbr Suriid,
SrOdsnc iu !pams iuOllen sIn.
naBnA cr5Uiascu.

gSaibington. ~. San. 9ie
pom Senot ongenommene 8robibi.
tionsoorloec fit Den Niitrift Gohnn,
bia Iicgt nun bcrcitS ieit 5mei $50
den ilt oen &ouSfouitee fir ben
8iitrift, obne Dab Odntit etluaS ge-
idcben iit. Dos &omitce bat III lebs
ter 3cit fir eine 8orlage, melt5e cine
llebernabuc 0cs Gelepbonlntelns
Oes DiitriftS ieiten8 DER Geaiening
poriicbt groBes s5ntcreiie ge5ei9t
bod iheiHt Dies MIR Elm 8oriDono all
lein, Die 4robibitionSDorlage 8nriid.
leaeil 5u fohnen, 0enn es lit elm Of
fenes @ebcimnis, Dap Die @tebrbeit
oes bctrefienoen Sall8fouiteeS aus
,,g1aIIen" beltebt, uno oaB Ole 8or-
loge pabri6cillib ii6er6aupt uid4
lpcrocn mirD, penn Oas
Smts oas &ontitec nidlt on5u 8luingt.
Ole 5rodenen int Snlie peroen,
faIls big 9ieHStag oie SSorlage ridt
eiirberidtct it, in einer 9Setitiml OoS
StuS criuhclL oos aCluitee 81 elmer
Ginbringiiug Der Sorlagc 8it slDin-
gen. @ian glnubt, Oab bas 6Glts
ooiul Die gorlage obne irgeno cine,
9lcnocrung annebmen miro, 10 oub
tic niAt nod etnual an ben Senat
braltdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

Gorinne 4aulion, iii einem apll3ert
ouitreteH, ons oas lpeitgeben0ite sSll.
tereije Der nuriifaliihcn areiIe I'LL.
ierer Stnbt firoen ioatc. Gns @e.
nlilbcn oes GuesoaD Morning muii-
cal CLUBS. bic beftcu aitnItler nad
Cnoba 81 brtngen beroieHt ihon
AT nno fir iicb glnerfenmtna, ipcnn
aber aitnitIer, pie Die Qenanntcn,
auftreten ioGte bas SSntereiie fid)
nod beoeutcuo itcigeru. IS tit nm
n6tie, iiber Die aiinitler oes Sion.
5aleD Quartetts ettpas 3il iaQen; iie
8ablea Su Den bcOeutenoiten i6rer
att. llnier s5rdulein Gaulion fons
mn mir ais feiilitlnige eereiite
ailmtleriH BON Ben SGngerfeitcn luno
anoeren beoeutenoen Whllifereianiis
len ber enpfeblen. Sin eanS Dor
trefFli6cS @rograrum fonlnlt sur
slusfiibrung nno iollte man iib ieine
e'iutrittsforten reht5citig bel ben
MitglieOern bcs alubs ooer an Der
lbeotcrfaiie beioraen. Ser Borner-
talf Der Size beginnt am "a. aya
iuiar i'm 9ran0eis Sbeoter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
ucMi0kcitcn aus .Jcipa.
Nns 3es 9Jtoines.

ylad) ld)percn inngen gei1en ipur-
Dc an SaHstag 6ranf Mieluno III
iciRem &ciu, 40i 5oreit 2lpe., I'M
2llter BON 10 sohren pout 9ooe nbs
berlifcn. 2lu Dem Sterbebett oes
eur4 araufbeit idfper @eprilften
befanoen iih ieine treue lSottin 10.
mie Die oht ainoer. ais er Die 2u-
gen 5un lcbten Shltanmer idloB
Ser Scrltprbere mar IN Gbrenitein
BET llln, 8ilrttemberg geboren nn0
fam i'm Sabre 1882 ilodD Ges
Moines, no er iih eines groBen ge.
foniltenfreiies erfreute. Sic Beer
oiglng finbet 9l2ontog, ben %. San.
oon Der Ct. Aarien Stride aus itatt.
8en @interbIiebenen iprehen mir
nnier tiefites atitgefiibl ans.
Ger Gbauffeur @niter C'Gonnea,
mclder am ,. 5eptenlber NIT ieincn
Iaricnb oen 6euermebrbauptniom
Clarence 0ilfins iiberfabren unO qe-
totet battc, purbe bon ben @eidmo
renen ON 5reitag bon Der gInflngeI
oes Ioti6lngS freigeiprohen. Sic
erfldrten 0ab Der Angeflaate an
Dem llnidll ilHihuloig lei.
Ger itoatli6en gliienblD ioa cine
@eriage eingerridbt meroelL melde inI
Der gerpolhnlg Der Stobt cine
grobe aenoeriine berporrnfen miro.
8ana6 ioa ole @olfmadt Oes giir
aermeiitcrs beoeuten0 bergr5bertl
peroen. Daielbe ioQ naHlid) ols
giIrgermeiitcr oos Antt eilles ioae
nannfen o'cld,aftsfiibrers Der Siaot
ousiiben uno oircftr glollmaht iiber
nlle 9lbieiiHuacH Der 5tabtDeriuaI
tiing bnben, ilber ipelde CT gegen-I
m1rtig MIR bic SHperpiiion BOT.
Inter ben 3ur 9eimfehr beorher |
ten Irnppen Der aH Der BrenSc be.
fin6Iiden Gntinn1lg1rOen befnlOeni
iih and Oas brittle ,soip1 eSafanteriel
9lcgiment, ole critic gsfaOron ssoiDal
4oDnlerie, oaS 5eloboipitol go. 1,
ole Ambulan5 aonipaenie uno oos
9rian0e. Spniipialiortier Der giiliss'
truppen bon Soma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

Strieg SIT aeipinHen, boa foiteH Der
ncidralen IQddte feline @inocrniIie
in Den @cB geLegt perOeu ioaten
ggelicr elm Cube nit Sdredcn,
ipie ciI bollanoiidcr Staotsmonn
bic Gage ge5eihnet bot, ais elm
SHreden obne Gnbe."
Soften auf geiitanb glemtraler.
yDeltibIano bat Die Sbcrbano 81
2anoe; ba oies offentlmSig lit, 0o
Ierner hie Gnteilte gtlliierten unicre
Grieoensnoridldge nbgeIebut boben
unD Die gailSe Sage benefit, oab
@nelonb Geiitid)lanos Souptfpiuo
III, lolteA Die NeutraIer 1eutldllono
nidt i'm @ebro1lh Ieiner beitcn 8of.
fe gegen Gnglono binoern. g[nncrn-
falls lper0en mir 5hrcden obnc On
DC Itntt eincm gnoe nit S6redcn
baben.
y8a 9eutidlano, pie eS benefit,
nidt ilntermorfen meroen fam, fra.
gen mir, lpie ioa obne @cbrall6 Der
bciten 8affe ein @noe 0cs Ssricaes
ber6eigefiibrt iper0en f0nnen? @s
lit Oies tiiht oIlein Ons einsiqe 0eit.
tel ben Strieg raid Sa Gnoe sn
brinsen lonoern ou6 Das ein5iae
@littel, Ole geeutraIen bonn Sod, OoS
@hgluuO ibncn ouferIegt bot, 5u be.
freien.
nDaS Iaudboot liegt tnmittel6orI
int sSntereiie Der nelttralen Staatcn. ="
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
@cttcr6cridlt.

5iir 0ma5a uno llmgegeno. biel.
leidt 5hnee heute obeiio un0 Giens.
taa nit iteigeroer Geulperotlir.
Sir ytebrasfa: berdnoerlihes
@etter nit iteigenoer Selnpcratln
beute abeno unh Gienstoe, bieaeidt
SAnee im Siten uu0 9aitteI. 9te.
brosfu.
Sir Some i6on bette o6en0,
onbdltenOe Soite I'M Gitelt Der.
mebrte Scu0Ifuno nit lteiaen0cr
3crnperntur iH @eiten. Dicnstaa
pieleidt SdHre init iteiecnoer Gem-
peratur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
1arnnnl smntrr.

5iir bic IeBten brei 5dae oel
tonufenOcil s5ohe, ont "a. 25
iiito 26. Sdnlor, bot bieles beIieb.
te gsanbelbiIber 8beater 0as melt.
beriibmtc Sittenitiid The llnborn"
nuf Sns 9roaramm gelest. Gas.
ielbe ipliroe fir l1ngere !3eit in Obi.
eago init eroBeIn erfolg geee6en
uno Die Ganrn Smabos iolIten iidJ
oicie giiuitiae WeIegenbeit nidt emf
aeben laiien. 0;eies aroBnrtiae Ora.
mo ga ieben. NnrD $. Soflnnerpif
le, Der brfannte ~lneiblid)e Dillp
Sunbob~ miro in oen 5tunoen
gfpiihcn II lihr porrnittaas uno 5
llbr nadlniitfoas mtr fir Gonien
eiren bodintareiiullten 9ortroe bal
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Seriuesener e,anOitsnitrsial.

Gbirago, %. San Sente por.
Inittoe betroten brei 9un0itrn bas
@eidjaftslofnl oes {srlnocigentlrms
bdnOlcrs S. 6. ettellpu, 1855
9rooonab. 5m1igen Die aniiiererin
s5rl. glIice gutb, ben aaiienid5rnnt
Slt jffneH entllabnen oemielDen
S1400 barts 9el0 lino elltfauen I'M.
telaitigt In ii)re Dor Der 1iire baIten.
0eS 9lutolnobil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Bicrkcitiisiit i'm
lfiiiircbcn beidbrdnkt! !

Berlin D. San. (sSullfenoepe.
ibc) Die 9liinnener Wtilitar6eb6r.
Den bnben Die 9tenge gieres, meIdes
t1glih in Reitnurunts einen altflSen
ierbiert iuerbeu oiirfen, otf einen
balbcn 2iter 8um 5riibitiift un0 orei
babe Siter 8nr Sollptn,abl5eit fcit.
9eiebt Die 9erorbnung Drr.
binoert ieooh einen alluoen nidlt,
bon einem 9ofol 5u einen anoeren
5l geben, uno in ie0em 10 biel al
trinfen, iDie ibu Dernbrcidt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
lfiferindltstraapbie

Lordonto. aanf. p. San = Der
23idbriec @oIter 0orolb eri6oB aus
eiicriud1t ieine jnnee 5rall neil iie
iih niht l9ic0er nit ibnl periobneu
mollte, Tonne ira arei 9tonate ultes
IodterIcin un0 ja9te iid bonn ieIbit
cine alloel In ben aopi. Ger Cop
pclmoroer lebt nod, bod lit feline
glasiid)t borbaloen, boB man ibn am
9eben ernhlIen fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Bee CssbiInOe perpadltet.

Die aepitone SSnbcltnlent So. bai
pou Der Bee Building 60, oas @cc
@ebdlioe auf SO Sabre gepodltet.
Gic Bddter oa5leu ollf ben 9enn.
inert oes @ebiuOes, ser init $7f9..
600 auaegeben 1T idbrIid 5 Bro
sent 3inien uno boben iid) nos
gerfoiiisredlt 81 oieicm Brriie 9e.
iidlert. Der &outraft tritf am 1.
lRGra III 0raft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
cSlir Deportation pcit
bcIOiicbcm 1lrbcttcrn,

@ai6inston %. San. Gint
nu Samstog Dem StaatsSeparte
ment BON oer 0eltiden 9otidafi
IN @oibington augeiteIlte 9entihrifi
rehtfertigt energiif bic 9eportic
rluig imo Smongspeiie 9eiddftigung
bcIeiiher glrbeiter I'M sSnHcrn
DeutitIanbs. Is miro oarauf Der.
iuieien, ooB Der Stiaitano Der bel.
giiden a5nblitre ouf bas @ebabren
@nglanbs 8uriid5ufilbren III, iucl9es
beiettc e5ebtete lDie felnnlite beban.
ocIt. Die anlIiihe Seriperre miro
Oesbolb alid) Belgien gegeriibcr rid
iihtsIos ourd)gcfiibrt. gablIrA al.
10, oob Gnglanb ben beigiihen Som
bel Dollltdnoig unterbunben, bat es
au6 Ole Stillegung oes peitdus
groBten Eeils Der belgiiaen s5nbu-
atriegebicte berDeigefilbrt, un0 Die
9elite boben feline grbeit.
gIbgcieben bon oent eroBen lpirt,
Maftlihcu Sd1qoen, ben 9elgien
biird bic 9tr1eitsloiigfeit erlitten
Bot, lit Der ltHeruieBlide io3iale
5daoeu in g3ctrodt 81 3ieben, ben
Die 5ortoouer oiejcs 3uItonocs in
9elgien bringen ntitbte; audi mora
lii9 milroe Sas 5ortomlern oicieS
~ -
3uitqnoes ebenfaas Die ibIimmiten'
JoIgcn babeiL inoem Die arbeitenoe|
alaiie Our6 lortmdbrenoeS glnlleb-
men frcmoer llnteritiibnng ibreI
5el6Itohtlutg un0 Dos itol5e (yes
fiibl ourd ibre 9lrbeit ibre fsonlilicnI
unterbolten 8u fGnnen perliercnI
wiiroe.
Die iest auf @rlno Der 3luongS-
regel nod 0eutidIanO ocportierten
glrbeiter iino BORT ben oeuti6en 9lr.
beitcrn glei6geiteat llno erboIten
bobrre 2obne, oils iie ie in gelaien
erbalten baben, Gs lit ibnen ermoo.
liht einen 8eil hires gerOienItes
ibren in Der Seimat 3uritdgebliebe-
neB @ugebori9on 5ufonunten 5n Ioi4
len; Tie 0iirfcll nit ben s5brigen tor
reipunoierenJ erbalten Iogor in re
gelna5igen s}citobItduben llrlaabl
nod Saltie. User pil, oarf ieineI
6ontilie NIT nod 9eutihIano neb |
lnen; fit @o.trsotenit III itrer bci
Sprahe lit ebenfalIs Gorgel
9ctrogen.
Gie groBeu Gorteile, oic ocn bel |
gii9en Arbeitefn aus Der ibnen FOL
1ebntenen glrrritsgdegenbeit i'm @e. !
genins 5l Ihren norberigen beflo |
8rrbaltntiien erlp0dlit |
ii 70 offeniifflid, Dab ihon Iange |
lorber Gauien0e Die tbncn gebofenc
SeleeeHbeit eroriffen nno in 3eutld- |
inno lobnbrin1rnOe arbeit gefunoeu |
lobeh. 0S[adlih Der 9(rbeitlpliqfeit |
lhb Der beniltigen0u 9totlpenoig- |
Ieif -aImoicH nn5unebmen. entbo. |
ben 3u iein bnben Tie ourd &ilffebr
iir gIrbeit ibrl pbbiiidle tlno mor1lis |
fc arnft lnieber gefllnoeH. Cir
inS i'm 5tnnoe, tire ipirtidlaiSiAe /
Gage BIT beiTert bllrd ibrer 9dnbe .
,lrbcit fir ibre 5alrrilien 5u iorgen. /
a lDiebet Grlporniiie iiir Die gu
unit 5uriif8tdasen Die 8erpflon-
Jung in Gin onberes 2on0 bot fir
ie feinc S6reden oenn Der bcloi.
die 9lrbeiter iii ihon bon Sauie /
nus 81 6riebsnsSriten gepobnt lei
le 2lrbeit 3eitipeilig, menn bDbcre
,obne ipinfen lonaere 3eit fern
ION &ouie, IN ben iiil6liden sal
'uitriebcairfcn 9eIgiens, oocr oufl
II gtorOfrantrei6. gu fideu,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
Cmu9n alarftberiat.

SuIohd. %. San.
9liabbieh-3uinbr 5000.
geef 5tiere felt heilte f0c b0ber.
Cute bis bette genrling geepcs
10.25-tl.50.
e5ltte bis 6eite 9erpes 19.00-1t.
9iitteIndSigr 9ecpcs 9.50-10.00
aiihe. fcit.
@epobnlidbe 1885
@eepes 6.50-S.75
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
BlGitc Dmnit Gelct
tit rccbtsRr6ftia!

gsni1ington %. San. 3as
gnnoesobereeridt bot bcute ole
Gntibeioung abgegeben oab oas
9lone Gllnit e5eieB in Ohio. 02idi-
gan un0 Silo 3nfota reAtsfrdftio
lit S,a Widiqan tao eilO 3afota
lulroe bas 8eieb bon Den 5toaispe.
riHtet fur lifoiiItig ertlart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
QlitieIlna3iae 1000.

9fitieladbige $50 1000.
aiibe un0 Sellers felt 10c bober
(sute bis bette Sellers 7.00-8.5G
@ute bis bette &iibe 7.25-S.0G
gtittellndBie &iibe 6.00-7.00
@elu0bnlidoe 5.00-6.25
stornqefiitterte Gtiere S.75-9.6O
Stoders ltnb SSeeoerS 10c bober.
sSeeoers, CUTE bis bette, 500 bis
$50.
a2ittcImdBige 7.50-S.0O.
@en6hnliAe 6.25-7.25.
@ntc b. bette StoferS 725-8.25.
Stod Sellers 6.25-S.25.
Gto6- -aiibe 5.50-750.
Stod .&1lber 100000.
Seal aGIber s.00-t0.50.
Bulls uno StGgs 6.50-S.00
Bologna Bulls $50 $50
Sameiue-3ufubr 10000: @tortt
qefp0bnIidD sc nie0ri9er
8urfiduittspreis 10.60-t0.S5.
6oditer 8reiS 1895.
sdDafe-l3itfltbr 5000: @eorft Itart
big neiitens 10 bis 15c b0ber.
21fnnter 13,25-t4,15.
@cfitterte 21mmer 1916.
aS1br[inqe 10.75-12.35.
Bi00er 9.50Tt0.50.
Wtlltteridafe $50 1O15.
@efiitterte Dtliteribafe 10-15c
b6ber.
sseeoer 9tatteridofe 600 $500.
5eeoer 2duiner 12.00-i3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
tliMiikaliic6cs Greienis!
Anftreten 6es 6luHsuleB Streidqnar-
tetts Mub nHierer 8iaHiitiH
Gurinrr 9nnlIpn.

llntcr ser 9legioc OcS 8ltes0op
Morning 0luiicol Club miro 9iens-
tag abenO, Den 80. SaHuur. I'M
8rnnoei5 Ibeater ooS beriibntte|
6lonSaIep 5trihauartett un6 ufiere.
c6cnio portrefflide 8iatliitiM SRI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

ebe1cn Ole brifiidle 9lodoOe oils
ytuBnabme BON grauellbaftcr In.
menidIidfeit bat Ole eriehiidle en-.
ilo0e feierIidRn groteIt erboben. ssn
ameritoniidell St16t0l fiH0en
Observation-Disclosures tiir BEL.
eieH" Itattl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
SdOfe- 3nfuhr $500; gaorft fclt.
@efiItterte 2aEnrler 100.
@anias Sin allarftberidlt

aanlas gitp. %. San.
9tinOOieG 3ufubr 1900; 9larfl
oelponIid) feit.
6oditer Grei$ 1915.
9eef 5tiere felt bis idnad.
sSSabrlinge, Iangiam.
aiibc uro 5eifers; feit bis Ieilbt.
5toders feit bis firm.
aalber feit.
SGluciie 3ufllbr i1,000; WfocA
bis Sc 1iie0riger.
8urhihnittspreis 10.70--11OO
@odIter 8reis 1105.
Sdlafe- fe-3uftibr $500; @1orft feit.
Gefiltterte 2dnulpr 14.00.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
9entidlanOs stanOpnnft.

s3ll oieienl ricIigen @rfolg Der
Iaudlboot- nno gtinenorbeit in Ser
gergoneenbeit geitaltet iib oieie
Seetriegsfiihrung i'm @eiite Der
Qelttideu etpa foIgeuoermnBen:
uGentidlono bat oas @efiibl, SoB
iebe nelitrole giodt iidl lett flur
0ariiber gelpor0en iein mAB. oaB e8
0ie iuidJtigite glufgube Der @eIt it,
niciem arieg Elm Guoe 3il maiden.
Die einaige 3rnqe lit, meIhes Der
ribtipe 8eg iit Dies 5t errei1en.
sGSerner mub ii6 ic6ernionn be-.
unBt geiporoen iein, ooB.oen @tGG.
ten Die Die bette glusiidt boben, ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
g6ieosu gfurftbcridlt.

Gbicogo, %. San.
9linbbieb 3ufubr 2L000; 9torft
itarf.
90diter 4reiS 11.60.
Canadian @rofters 900.
ss0brlinee ipdt Gicnstag ti.75.
Sdlueine- 3uiltbr $4,000; Morft
ltorf.
Iardidltttspreis 1090-1t.t0.
&od5iter 9reis 1t.25.
Sefittferte S6nnter 14.40,
8eitIihe Q1lrtlHer t1.00
f5eeber hammer 1886.
aSoabo 2dnmer 1875.
Ct. Suicpb Nsarttbcridlt.
ct. SSsoiepb %. San.
SliHSDieb- 3niuhr 1900; 93ortt feIt
bis 10c s0aer-
Sdlueiuc 3uiubr 1000; @9orft
laneiam.
9urdidnifts2reis f0.65-19.95.
S6diter 9reis 100
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
DeiItiellc 1lnItcbt iibcr
iibcr Gaiicbboc ctkrieg!
glnr Der SundbOOttrie9 fam sin
snbe Oes AricaeS bcrbeifiibrsn,

Berlin %. San. "5nntenoepe.
id)e.) Bon nabgebeli0er Seite wiro
mitgetpilt, oab Der @ert Der felt ge.
ginn Oes arieges our6 oentide
Souhboofe mo gtinen brrienften
fenlolideil 5diffc iin0 ibrer 2oouu.
Gen lid bis jcbt ouf 5000 DtiIlionen
Winrf (750 Wiaionen Golur) be.
lduft. 56dtt man Den g8crt Der
10 perientten 5diffe mad Dem ieBt
Ourh Den arieg beoeutenD sclteiger.
ten 4reis. 70 berooppelt ii9 oie am
gefiibrte Slmme. gs lit fcrner 3n
bcndten, Bob oieie 9credutns iih
iur duf Die 3eritorten feinolihen
Shiffe, iiidt aud ntf Die auBeroem
Derienften neutralen 5obr5euge be-.
sIcbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22
oma6a @etreibemarfl.

0raoBa, %. Sciinu
Sarter 8ei8ett-
g}r. ?. t88H-ts915
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04
CHANGE IN STYLES
OF INAUGURATIONS
Continued From Firs, Pasc.)
PLAIN carriage with four horses and

continued FROM fliSt l'ascD
a plain carriage with four horses and
q single coiorcd footman."
Thcrc'was a great crowd at the Cap
i'ol. and the halls were chokcd with
visitors. According to adams. there
was not a soldier present. nor q con-
Stabl" diStiuguislablc hy amy badge
Of office. and there was much disorder
loud talking and agitation IN the gal
iery. which did not cease while the
President was reading his address,
which lie read after taking the oath"
Df his own Inauguration day, March
{. 1926. Adams says:
After two Successive slccpicss
night. entered upon this day with
a supp!ication 10 heaven. first for my
country, secondly for myself ana for
those connected with my good name
About half-past eleven o'clock 1 loft
my house with an escort OF several
companies Of militia and a cavalcadc Of
citizens. w" proceeded 10 the Capitol.
aud 10 the Senate chamber. The Sen.
ate adjourned. and from tho Scnat.
chamber | repaired 10 tho hall of the
House Of IT; prcstacny.ptirsc hdlrlu
House OF REPRESENTATIVE. pronounced
from volume Of laws held up 10 me
by john Marshall Chief Justice OF the
United states, tho oath faithfully to
execute the office Of President Of the
United states. and. TO the best Of my
ability, to preserve. protect and defend
the Constitution az ,hc United states.
Att"r exchanging salutations with
tho late President. | retired from tho
hall. passed III rcvicn- the military
Companies drawn NJ in front Of thc
Capitol and reformed to- my house With
Ie - II
panied the from il, found ut my
house Il crowd of visitors, which con-
t'nucd about TWO houra, an:: received
their Fluctuations
Before tho ,hrouc had subsidized. I
went myself 10 thu Presidents house
and joined with tho multitude of WISH
tors 10 Mr.. Monroe there. ! thea !e-
ing attended the bali. whicl was also
crowded. at carusi'S Hall.
immediately after supper with
drew and came home closed the
day as !; had begun. with thankS-iv-
ing 10 God FOR all Ills mcrciea and
fayors past and with prayer For the
continuance ~ them I" mi country
and Ia myself and mine,
Adams also chronicled his dcnar-
turc from tho Presidency and tho in
ausuration of Nndrcw Jackson. March
l. 1879 IL wrote:
March :. IS.c--rhiS day Andrew
Jackson. Of Tennessee. was inaugu-
rated a. President IF til" United
states. had caused a notification to
lie published in tho National Intclli-
Gcncer and Journal. requesting tho
citizens Of the District ami others. my
friends. who might hc disposed 10
visit me- according TO the usage here
toforc. to dispense with that formal
lily. Very few. therefore, came out
MIR. Williams ,pf North Carolina. and
Nj. Bartlett. OF New hampshire. came
with Mr.. Gales who brought tho IN
aurural address OF tho President. II
is short, written with some cloalcncc
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and remarkable chiefly for 4 SiGn.i-
cant threat Of reform. The day Mas
warm and sprinGlikc,
Il resumed drowsiiy this evening the
writing "f my reply to tho appeal Of
the confcdcratcs. | can scarcely real
ne my situation."
There were many odd sights at th,.
Inauguration OF William Henry iiar-
rison. March 1, iSii according to
Adams. There WAS procession OF
Volunteer Militia. Tippccanoc clubs.
students pf colleges. veterans Of the
Mar of lSl2, log cabins. "sundry awk
ward aud unSaiuly painted banners.
N0T nlSTiNGIIsiABLE
FROM OTHERS ABOUT HIM
General Harrison sat "on q mean
looking white horse in the center Of
seven others. in a plain fruclS coat.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from, amy Of those
before. behind or around him"
Ry the time OF the inauguration Of
Zachary Taylor. the Inauguration bail
had become "a great affair. iicury Il.
ruckcrman wrote Of il:
''B"twccn three aud four thousand
people Of both SEXES. OF every class
from all parts Of the land. assembled
In AN immense saloon erected for tho
purpose. Members Of tho diplomatic
corps. and navy aud military officers.
by their rich dress. gave variety Ia
tho scene. From the stage al tho head
of the room tho view was magnificent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

The chicks should be encouraged as
carly AZ possible 10 take exercise. This
can b> done ny making them scratch
for their food
Young chicks arc easily trained 10
eat. When hungry. they instinctivcly
peck n anything In sight. The habit
makes il essential that absolute clean
Illness DC praCticcd. y; first thcE should
be fed on a broad or shallow tray.
which should he removed az soon as
their appetite has been satisfied. Chicks
soon learn IN attendants ways and
will quickly come 1T given sound
They should hc fed regularly, aud not
loss than three times day. No food
should lie left around 10 sour or he
Soilcd. Bcttcr 10 feed too little ca ch
time than too much. \ It'll" dried
brcad-crunts mixed with bran. rolled
oats and cut clover makes splendid
ration. vet or dry. for baby chicks.
Sour milk is fine addition to this
ration.
when chicks arc a fcw dag old
they may be given q good chick feed
mixed with oatmeal and wheat This
provides one Of the most nourisnin- ra
tions for chicks.
Clean water is as important ~ clean
food Baby chicks loaru 10 drink as
readily as they learn to eat. But tho
water vessels should be shallow and
50 arranged that the chicks cannot
walk in them II IS better not to use
open vessels Of any kind. Drinking
fountains for chicks arc easily pro-
cured. they are cheap. scrN!ccablc and
sanitary.
1t is wcll-known fac; that baby
chicks arc subject 20 bowel troubles
If not properly supplied with clean
water Nothing. in fact. affects chicks
quicker than impure drinking water
II tho poultry raiser is careful tn" iirs,
two ecks. tho most critical period has
been passed. and tho danger from bowel
trouble daily grows tess.
As tho chicks srow older. green feed
such as sproutcd oats should he added
TO the ration. The flock can also Ii
Ecst q lsrEcr quantity OF animal pro-
tcfn which may be supplied III meat
meal az sour milk. With these addi-
lions 10 tho ration, tho grain dict can
DC given in tic litter, 50 that tho chicks
will scratch FOR what they get. II u
dry mash is desired. let II consist OF
coarse bran rolled oats and cut clover
Ii chicks arc properly handled for
tho first two OF three weeks. there will
II. little danger 81 sickness attacking
the brood: II is then in q fair way 10
grow rapidly, remain healthy. and de-
vclop into 4 vigorous n"ck OF highly
profitable fowls.
Poor matches arc often blamed "u tho
Incubator. on the "y'cniricitieS 81 a. per
verse hen. Whom in reality the quality of
the eggs IT, entirely nj fault. rho real start
zion Of the eggs 'his is the subject II our
article for next week,