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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
BmLoaricn tpiH init
2lmerika breG6cm7

2onoou, 5. M}Gr5. 8ulgorien
ltebt dllf DEM 5tmtopunft, bnB cs
bsa unO gang oenjenigeu ieines
8erbiinoeten 9euti9lon0s einnebmen
uno Die 8e5iebnngen nit Den Der.
Stoaten obbrehen muB, 10 beiagett
bier eingetroftene 8ertdyte boGboffi-
5ieller Breiiedgenturen SiernoA
beabitftigt Die bulgoriide aegie.
rung, in aiir8c Der gfeeierung Der
Der. Stouten lit elmer gtote Billgn.
riens 8uiammenitebcn NIT Qeutid
lamb flnr3nIegep uito Den bulgari.
id)en @einnoten in Maibingtnn gu
iritruiarerb ieine 9dlie 8l Oerlangen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
OcmtIdlc 6efGn9cne
9raM am ~bchGnSeIt!

Berlin, 5. Mdr3. (6nnten6eridt.)
8ie llebfrieciihe 9euigfeitsagentltr
berihtete, oab Der ariegsminiiter b.
9tein Inn 0eutiden aeidstase Mie.
oerDergeltungsmaBregeln nngefln.
oiat babe megen Der armllomen Sc.
bdHblung Der DentIden @efangenen,
Die iid) in Den 61n0en Der aaiiertet
befin0en. Der Miniiter iogte. am
ihlimniten itebe es nit ben @efan.
aenen in 6ranfreid, ale an aorper
unn 6eele gepeintgt tueroen. 5rcis
9eitcn, oie mir in 8%erfnnoung nit
auuit uno 8iiienIhoft ben @efonge
men IN unIeren Bayern geitotteten
firto BORT unbetannt. Snfolgebeiien
lteaten aud mir Otes eth. Die bon
uts gepdhrte 8arnuugsfrilt lit uul
unieren 5ein0en 5uglte getommen
unIere aameraoen batten nod bier
meItere 8oden Torturen ait erlei.
ben. Den Miniitcr iagte, ct babe
oesbolb eine 9crtir3ung Der 5riIt
nerlongt, lin0 oas mur0e bepiaigt
9eganmaBregelt miirOen iofort &C.
Itroffcu uno beibehaIten merberL bis
bic feinoIiden Megierurgen ihrt
a~rauIane Acknowledgements Der &c,
faflaenen aufgegcbea baden. 2eBtere
bejtebe in 5ranfreid) inter nnoerem
0urin, bdb bic 9cttiden oidt hintet
Der 3rort inter Dem 6elter Der @e.
idiise ibrer 9onoSlellte arbeiten Der.
riftcn milbten 1870 nerm lie Sdlnt
ilhten, oann piiroen tic bon frdn
Soiiiden Gffi6Iercn nie0er porgctrie
ben.
Sn Gnglanp lieaen Die 8erb1lt'
niHe ettpds better, ober aud BON ben
gnqlonoern meroeu eefaneen gettott.
meue Gentihc 5u arbeiten eleid
0iht butter Der 8ront berpenoek
4ud in fran8oiiihen 51fen miiiien
qefanaene 9eutl9e unter 0cn uitglin
Tighten geoineunaen fir Die eng
! l1noer Dienite berriffeu. Nus Die,
len @riinOen muroen .engliid)e @c,
ianaene o1id) bon uHs 3u arbclteR
binter Der 5rout qngebalterl.
9ad grfIdrunq oeS Jniiflboot
frieaes bennhridtigten mir Die britt
Idle aegierung. oaB idledter Be
bnnolung in @efangenidaft gernte
ner 9eute unierer 5auhboote iofori
8ieberoereeltuug folgen puroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

Berlin iiber QonOun, B. af1r6. -
Eie GolntTde 3eitlula ihreibt: n8a
bet hGttihe @eionote III Merifo eno-
giiItige Snitruttiouen erbaIten botte.
Eeine Shritte 81 mternebmetb bis
CT fiher lei, 0aB Die Ser. Staateu
4elitihIono ben 4rieg ertldrt batteiL
Eonnen BITE giftigen acknowledgements
onourh 5uriidgepieien meroen, In.
0en man auf Die aleuBernitaen 0es
a1u3lerS IN Aei9sia9e. Ia iDelAeu
auf Die truoitioreIle 6reuuoihaft
5tpilfen 9etttihlnno umo ben Der.
St0aten perpteien miro, 5rriidgreift.
" lit Extraordinarily Dob mir I'M.
ier 2eben gegen Elm goIf berteioioen
miilien, oas itiis ben arieg ertldrt,
gleihbiel pel6er art Die 8ergangen.
belt aud tnlmer gepeien fem mag.
@ir gloubett. Dab Die 8eroffentli-
dung Der Wtitteiluug OIL BEN oeut.
fden @eianOten in Merifo cine bell.
Jane ginmirftlng oitf Ons %ainerifant.
fhe Bolt boben piro, ons jet ein,
ieben muB, Dab Deutidlano iid ndi
10 leift iils 8odsborn logen laBt,
! I'd DoB, ioaten Die Ser. Staaten
f6sA breit, pftene 6einoleligfeiteri
sur 5fou 5n tragelt, mir nit allen
ms aiir @%erfigmg itebeaoen Dit,
teIn t1npfen mer0en.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
Britiitbc Sc5ialiItcr
q partcikcnercb!

2onoon, 5. @dr3.-0ie britiihen
Sosioliiten baben cine Giitluotng
Der frau5oliiden 5oaiaIiitenpartei 5n
einern aougreB Der 6o5ioliiten Der
oIiierten 2Gnoer an i. Wtdr8 obge-
lebnt. Gie britiff)e Anttport duf Die
Ginla0llng lnlitete:
.8ir linO Der feiten Mleinung.
oaB Der aonereB nidt gebdlteu tuer.
Sen Ionfe. Dos Sabr 1917 lit Die
am ntetiten fritiihe 9eriooe Oes
arieges. Die groBe Mlebr5abl bon
So5taiiften itebt an Der 6ront I'M
aontpf aeqen Die 0eutide Snpaiion.
sic fino Oober meoer iHituuoe, ais
Delegoteit teil5nnebmIer, nod 8ele-
qaten ais SteaDertreter su ernernen.
Son Sen nod nif)t an Der 5ront
Ite6en0en So8ialilten foroert cine
fleine, aber Ie6r tdtige 9tinoerbett
5rie0en Inn jeoen Breis. Sic anti.
gsotionaliIten nrlteritisen geidloiiet
cine 9olitif, Die III ibrer 8irttiue
cine errnatttgurig fir Die anereifer
lit. 5eLbit cine iiberipiegenoe Mebr.
BELT Oeg gepInnten 3ongreiies mitroe
fetlt @eeengenidlt gegen Die Nir.
funa einer bibigen ielbitbernidten-
Den 9ebatte Ginger neniger @egner
zines beluaffneten @sioeritnnocS bill.
ben, ufio es miir0e Der @eoonfe oes
5psialismus III Der 8elt Der ar6ei.
ter Iet0er."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
Generpedr eOnntaa beIdafhat.

Die 6euertpebr tDnrbe Sonntos di
nidt menieer als Sebn 5teaen &C.
rufen, bod bonoelte es ftf in foit
alien 5dnen niir Inn unbeoeiitenOe
granoe, Die Ieidt seloldt meroen
FOURTEEN. SIM 8ouie bon 6ron o.
3. 5abaqe, 1917 g. S3. CIR,
6ronnie iufolee eines iiberbci6ten
5dorniteins 0as obere Stodperf mo-
1e5u boQitGnOig ab. 5rou 5urogc
itilrste babel Die 3reppen hindb nno
tritg mebrere gerlesungcR bnpor.
IN Der 9Gferei BON v. o. Sunes
arcn. 2707 2enuenmortb 5tr., rid
tete Elm 5euer nahmittngs einel
5tooen pom etpn $500 an.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

GypOIi5cidef SealcD Iiek iid non ici
neu llntrr9ebeneu fir 8ef6rs
Oerumgen be5ollem,

gbicaeoj 81, 3. @idr5. - Obi,
coao bat mieoerun einmnL einen $50.
Iideiifaa0nl, unO 5lpor 0en groBtel
Der felt Sohren nufeeoedt muroe.
aht 8oli5eilentnants baben Dor Dem
Staotsdupolt elm umfpiienOes @e.
itdnoris nbgelegt in ipeIhem lie III,
uftuuuoen 5tgaben, onB iie Den fri.
beren HoliBeiAef Charles 6. 8eoIcD
fir lire 8%efor0erung gum &eutnant
$4,000 be5ablten, rno Dab ons @elo
Dem bomoIigen 8oii5eieeipoItieen
bon 2eutnont W8thoel DelaneD eitl.
geb6noiet iuurOe.
Die @eidihte fam ans Gaeesliht,
oils Dor einigen Moden 5tpei Der be-
foroerten 2eutnonts ongeblid Ons
@emiiim idlug, uno iie li6 gum
GtoatSanmolt beeoberl, Inn 0ieiem
Die eriten 4ngoben iiber ben Gorl1a
5u maiden. Gle iibrigen, 0enen Damn
luobri6einli9 Der 8ooen 5u beib
muroe, fanen porgeitern therein,
nit ben bei0en g~enleiniome Sode 3n
maiden uno ein @eitdnbHis ab3ulr3
gen.
&oli5eihef 69iittler CAB betreffS
bes neuen SfanOaIs cine @rtl1rung
ab, 0obin ldiiteuo, ooB er beoduere,
0oB Die linn perionlih ais Dafere
quite 8eomte b%efonnten 2cutnonfs
Ouub einen 9oll3ei6ef, Der ibnen
ein glteS 8eiipiel bate iein iole1L
beranloBt lpuroen, ibren gilteh Ruf
alfs Spiel 3l iesen. Bns er Su trrg
geoenft, oariiber meigerte or it'd oor-
ldufig 5t rcoen bod ltebt al err
uarten OnB Die @eontten aiis Dem
pofi5eiDienit entlaiieH unn 6nln aud
ibre Beniion berlieren Der0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
GMolanc fiitlt init
Sem prditcenten!

2onoon, 5. Wldr5. Die enaIi.
Idle Brelle MiO Dos enalifde Boil
fonaen Iid In Die, Gage, lit welder
iid 9rdfioent 8ilion eegenw1rtig
iueaen Der @i0eripartigfeiten, Die
ibuH stongreB miOerfdbrcrt %beiinoet,
binein0cnfen. Mon iDmputbtiiert
init bent &rdlioentert, uno fam Is
ntdt b%eriteben pie cine &atlOpoll
Senatoren imltonoe lem fam Die
alaa9ale ser geDaffnete Iclltrnli-
tatsporlaqe at bintertreibeit. @8dn
fam bier oas omerifnniide politi.
Idle Spitein rid)t b~eriteben. yaon
erpartct aber, bob Der 8rdiiOent Der
SER Der Situation bleiben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
N1arktbcrtNtc.

Omaha 5. 91ar5.
8iabDie6-3nfubr 500
Beef Stiere felt bis 10-l5c
suite bis bette 9eepes 1850
tt.50
DtittelmGBiec 8ceDes 9.75-10.50
8enobnIid)e S.50-9.75
anbe uno Sellers t0-t5c bober
Cute b. bette aiibe S.00-9.50
Cute b. bette Sellers S.50-i925
Rittelm1Biee aiibe 6.75-7.75
@err6bnIidc 5.25-6,75.
aorneefutterte Stiere 9.25-
1918
Sto6ers uuD 6eeoers ftarf.
Gecoers CUTE bis butte 8.75--9.25
3itielm1Biae 7.50-s.75
8emobnIine 7.50-8.75.
gute B. bette Stofers 7.75-9.75
5tod Seifers 7.00-S.50
Stod aube 6.00-S.00
Stod aGlber 7.50-9.50
8eol a6Iber 9.00-t1.75
BUNS un6 5toas 7.50-8.75.
Bologna DULLES 6.50-7.5O
Saweins-3uflibr 800; @ortt 20
Gents b0ber, oftibe.
Observation-Disclosures t3.50-13.75
S6hfter 9reis 1880.
Shafs-8uinbr $500, feine aiter
Ghafe.
96nrner 10 bis loo hober.
Solo. rnh MerifanS t4.40
&cItern Ills.
91nrmer f3.50-t140.
Nihoer f050-t175.
Mlttcridoic t0.00-tI3G
tbpIittcrte Mrttcrihnfc 1000
@tL.b0.
Ccsoer Atl1terldoie 6.00-S.0u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
Gin fnhles MiaraLnftel.

Ger WlarS, Der nit 70 nilOcm
@etter cinaoe, bat ploelidl ieincr
Gbarafter icbr 3uin 5dledtercn &C.
dn0ert lpio left S1nstog Gnlaba er.
bebli6 faIies Better bei9ert. Cont
taa fiaI oas thermometer bis aui
Sret @ro0 lber 9ua. Selite 1T It.
mas fpdrmeres @etter n~teeflnnigt
ood Iiao bic iholihen 8utOe 5iem.
lid utlofgenebm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

Gin auto. heiien Elm Ra0 iid II
Die Shicnen Der S%trabenbobn einge
flemmt bate. itiirste Sonntag Gdl
IL uHo Davenport ieitpdrts fiber
mo Sic bier SniaiieL iamtlidi 8e
iuobHer pun Gouncil 8lufls, IDliroef
ani Oas 8ilnter %aeidlleuoert. 5
@rabom. elmer Der Ntitfahrer, brad
an6ei oas Aoaoaclelf, mohrenn oil
iihriaga init icidlterea &crteeuHees
oap5ufamcli.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
@uiet ms 0aidinenasttis6t.

Ger in Den @erfltatten Der Union
Gucific gnhn ougeitelte arbeiter
AnOrpa Irainc geriet Sdnlstoe in
Oas 65ctriebc Elmer Mlnidine mo
iuur0e 10 idmrr nerlest. AoB er an
Sonlitoa i'm Il. Selspb poipital lei
non eSeiit auipoh Scr Gcrnnalildtc
hinicrlabt iciuc &ime mo TltiI
AnmNlolge atn0cr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
SMwcScns Acihsfa0
lcbnt hrieoskrcSit ab!

StodboIm iiber 2onoort, 5. Mdr5.
~ Sci Ser gemeiuiouen abftim.
minq beioer S1uicr oeS 9feidStags
.ipurOe Sic 8orloae Der Regierifng
CUR gcfuiaigung bon 100000
aronen aipeds @rboItnne ihweoi-
ldjer Nertrolitdt abgelebnt. 0os
critic Saus CAB 81 Sttutulen Oofiir,
80 oaocgen, Dos apeite So oafur
un6 t2S bogegen ab, 10 oaB etnc
Wloioritat bon. IS Sttmnlen gegen
Die &egierungsporlage borBauoen
mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
Son ,uei gteaern bsrnn6t.

Ser 707 Galtelnr fpobneu0e 9h1-
oolp1 ® ipurbe gde Z. unb 4a-
ctitc Ctr. nnter Der Bride bon 5tpei
SSorbieen i~iberfaTlen uno Inn 15
Dollars 6ernnbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

Ger felt 30 Sabren i'm DENT Der
tStrnBerbo9n itebeuoe 8ngenlenfer
@. 9. gttrnab begittg 5onntag naht
i'm 8oOeaimmer ieines @Glies, 1t3
O.. "a. StraBe, Sclbitmoro, in0eil
er aus einem S6laidl @us einntme-
tc. Seine 6rmi iano ben Sebens.
niiDen Inn orei llhr friib betpuBtloS
bor. bod foante Oerielbc trob ofler
lrotIi6en Silfe niht ms 2eben ST..
riifgeriifen meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

gs besabt FA, IN ben ~Rl0G.
Fiisierten anseteen" Der Erttiine gu
annoneieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
Seeoer 2anmer Is.
S16rIinge 1t.50-t2.75.
Chicago Waarft6eridt.


Chicago, 5. M6r5.
&iuSDieb-3ufubr 1900; Warft
ltorf bis 10c bober.
Sdmeine-8uhlbr 10000: Marft.
i'm 0urHi6nitt 40c bober.
Soditer 8reis 1876.
Dur6idnittspreis 14.00-14.25
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000; @larft felt
bis itorf.
9auias Sin Mtarttbcridt.
aaniog gitp. 5. Mar8,
MISUNDERSTANDING 10000; Morft
felt bis ftarf.
G~oloroooS 1t.50; S9ladtbieb
longiam.
@oditer 9reiS 1880.
9iibe ur6 Sellers firm.
Stoders 10 bis t5c bober.
8eol aGlber Doc nieoriger.
Gtod a1lber bober.
SdntiHe -3ufubr 5000; 91arft %
bis doc hoher.
&0hiter @reis 400
Observation-Disclosures 13.70-t3.95
|, Sdafe-3ufubr 1000; Wlorft 10
bis 15e hober,
Gefiitterte 21mmer 1860
Si. SOIepb Nlarft6eridlt.
ct. Soiepb, 5. Mt1r5.
9inObieb -3ufubr LOO; Marft
itorf bis 10c bober.
GGmeine- 3ufubr 1000; Mnrft
% bis 30c bober.
NoGlter 9reis 400
9urdldnitispreiS 13.70-t4.0O
Sdtafc -3ufubr $500; Mtorft 10
his f5c b6ber.
@efiitterte 9dmmer 1890.
Gmaba @etreioemartt.
gmnbo, s. Nfdrs.
Sortcr g8ei5en-
ger. 3. t96h-t9z
0r. 3. 1857
Nr. 4. 1918
@ciBcr Srihiabrsiuci5cn-
9tr. 9. fa2 1919
9ir. it. 190-l97
Iuront Geisen-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06
sanIas Sin @arttberidl.

OluIiuS NltV Qtulktut@tuJAs
Gonia8 Ctr, 8. Wtdrs.
Sorter @ei5en-
Scr. 2. 10000
Scr. 8. 1919
Scr. A. 1916
Hoter @ei3en-
SIR. 2. 200A
Scr. 8. 194-199
Scr. A. 1876
BeiBes Corn
SIR. 2. 106
SIR. 8, 105-105K
@emiihtes Corn
Scr. 2. los
Scr. 3. 104-f04K
@emiifter &ofer-
Scr. 9. 60-62
9r. 3. 59-60
Meiker %ofr-
Nr. 9. 62-62M
ar. 3. 6i1a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-06

BEIRUT eua Bet eiitfdufen onI
bic aTribiine@.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06
The Daeh sbund Crawl.


panrra with zffant srfraf curvature
--'-l 'Nt
thaH is generally supposed, but the
condition goes uurecoguizel because
clothing is TOO much affected in the
doctors consulting room-are apt 10
have defective chest expansion, fat
chest. posture If weakness.
One OF the best exercises for the
EtrafEhtenfue of the znino. and the ax-
mansion Of The chest Is +he farhzh5sn#
creep. suggested br EiapD
the patient kneeIs. with thfghs Der-
pau5tcular 20 floor and elbows bent So
that the arms initiate the bo~-legs af q
dachshund, while the head is bent far
back I'm This posture the pelris is
above the Iasa tae shoulders an
the upuer part of the SHINE IA bumped
some. One arm IS advanced and
stretched far forward before rouch{ng
tile floor Then the trunk is advanced
Then the other arm in like manner
II Won have a dos he'll grovvl at Won
But never mind that. just travel 35ouf
three times around the room farns-
burE fashion. The exercise loo~ens nm
the bones of the SPINE and tends Ia
correct any twist there But more Inn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

CHORIDg AID
d S c O II ID S


MY movie queen, my movie queer.
so sweet and full Of virtue, no mat
ter what they do 70 you they never
seem 10 hurt you.
They tie YOU 10 the railroad tracks,
they blow you up with powder. laey
pour inyectiye III your ears and poison
i'm your chowder, but still you never
come TO harm, you only laugh the
Iouder
ny movie queen my movie queen.
what is the secret charm
The scarIet-robed adventures pur-
l0ins your marriage papers, the hahd-
some villain always cuts uugentIe-
manly capers. they drop you from am
aeroplane. they drown you in a river
Il sit and watch the plots they hatch
until 1 pale and shivert ] see them
aiming guns at you, or doctoring your
candy. / see them choking you with
ropes, or anything that's handy. and
trembie for my movie queen the VII
Iains get me worried
But through it ali my movie queen
is smiling and uniurried
They tie you In the haunted house
and menace you with axes they send
you into cholera camps devoid OF pro-
phylaxiR, they throw you in sausage
mill and chortla as they grind 1t
MY movie queen my alofA6 = queen
YOU never seem To mind it
But in the end, my movie queen,
your goodness earns its price-deafh
comes TO them as has done wrong,
and wealth to them that's nice. You
weep a gIycerine tear or two, and
with the hero chappie you osculate
for 30 feet and all is wei and happy
Your secret. girl lis wonderful if one
could only ind if. for even when he
kisses you, you do not seem to mind
it.-Don Marquis in New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

The dispatch from Washington
stating that General Persatng has
suggested 10 the president that no
general officers more than - years
old be sent to France wlI probably
Ae found 10 need modification when
the exact terms az the generals sue-
gestions are kn0wn The general
himself was born lid 1850. General
Sir Douglas Hais is 81 ANA General
Sibert, who went across with the
troops is just pershing's age. u is
hardly likely tnat General Pershiug
desires to have himself 31d SI5err CIR
ceres home, nor is il likely thar he
woItl, object 10 more generals Of his
own age, Il they are able. vigorous
men.
II the story is true and the sug-
Eestion "a followed. there viii be a
ce.ecled let o. generals and colonel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

y
s...-....., ..... ..t.-e-.
AE
with an emg. coal a5a -a @9s7 40
whether go 9us aiz winter saFp-E
now or whether Ae should Wait 30 see
,.t.. +s.a .t,t.ru.a ~ the AGITATION
-... ..r.....g-s
aEhli'a1 -'
is 70 9e
On inc enc hand Ike has j. On lus
authorifv af the mine owner that
or{res win not be reduced and that
there is sure 70 be- scarcity OF coal
owing 10 the. enlarged demands that
are being made upon the mines iuei-
DENT 10 factory war expansion. Eur
thernore tile tells son labor As scarce,
despite that wages ara higher now
man thew have ever been for digging
coal Then there Ks eaa sporta-
ton problem III lis not news tu aug
Of Us 20 be told that The railroads are
crowded Tor rolling stock Every day
snpeais are sent Gus 10 shippers 20 CO.
operate with Tire lines IN getting cars
unloaded as rapidly as possible after
delivery and not to waste car space.
to see fhat every CAR before departure
h filled III its capacity Movements Of
troops and munitions uov IS pressing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06
PIGS DISAPPEAR IN GFRv4vy

Amsterdam. Netherlands and
a half million pigs have mysteriously
disappeared IN Germany in six months.
According 70 memorial laid before
the war food bureau by the Progress
sjve Peoples party. $4,000 600 swine
were actually slaughtered in the half
year between Sept L, 1918. and March
i, 1917. whereas officially controlled
sIaughterers IN that period onIv show
total of $500 600 Such an enor-
nous secret slaughter of pigs shows
how difficult 1t Is for the authorities
TO exercise the requisite control over
the country.s food stocks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06
Daily History Class
AUGUST Sc

AItrB ST Sc
1883 Eugene Aram. famous scholar.
hanged an York, England for muI-
dor
ITS Daniel C'ConneII. irish orator
and patriot. born died 1871
1894 Austin Blair, Michigan las.
war governor" died born 1873
131 Mrs Woodrow Wilson. vile Oh
the president, died born 1922.
British cruiser Amphi0n suns ol
German mine. Germans In Lles4'
Great Britain cut German ocean
cable to America
made landing on the Id
lp0I peninsula
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

Mayor Bill Thompson of Chicago Ia
vors a referendum Do decide whether
American troops should be sent TO
France. This Is in keeping with other
ridiculous suggestions uttered by the
kaiser's great friend. and of course it
Viii be So treated. but II wouldn't be
surprising one of these days if an
other referendum were started. one nT
the people of Chicago, TO show Big
Bill just how he stands in the astima-
u11 Cf his fellow citizens
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

so heavy that it took the combined eff
forts of the officers to lift it, was con
Hscated in the raid.
%
Three Nay Go-Bufus Brown. f. NJ.
Gemehle and Vincent Schebler OF the
local postoHce. who were called ii the
first draft. viii not be exempted on the
grounds OF indispensable service,
Fred b. Sharon. postmaster, stated.
They may however be exempted he
cause of the fact they are married.
They must file their own claims how
ever. Recently the administr- ton an
nounced postmasters are not to claim
exemptions for employees Unless their
service cannot be dispensed with It
is also ruled postmasters are not 10
ask exemption for carriers, IaBOrers
OF clerks in second class Offices who
draw below $1,000 annual salary,
clerks in first class Offices below the
SI,1o0 grade or for any men classed
Ia high grades unless they are quail
fed distributors of mail Railroad
mail clerks. however, are exempt from
draft.
Station Can't Hold stew-.If they
put me ia jail they're going TO hear
about it, Thus spoke W. Martin, ar
.a4 A3k 4tfEtAAa -AFfA -tAf
as be was SO full OF Rock Islands best
that he could hardly stagger along the
streets. Martin made good his threats
and Immediately upon being placed in
a cell at the police sattiOn. he started
TO raise such a connection shat ~
finally had to be transferred TO the
county jail
Banks Aid Navy League The Dsv-
export Clearing House association,
consisting of nine banks. decided by
unanimous vote to assist the Navy
League of the United States They
have purchased and viii place in the
hands of Daveuporters, $50 dime saw
iHEs banks These banks after being
filed viii be returned to the banks
and the money forwarded so the navy
league for use Of the navy men fight
ing for Uncle sam. They expect 70
raise $500 IN Davenport The money
viii he used i'm knitting socks. caps.
etc. for the sailors and looking after
their wants in general
o
Marriage Licenses - Carl S. Lau,
Davenport. Iowa. and Rose Krohn
Rock Island. H. Horace " Ouren
Council Bluffs. Iowa. and Nell T. Kin
eel, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Now Have $4,000 - Treasurer
Charles Sbuler of the Red Cross war
fund announces that so far $4,000 Of
the $4,000 subscribed has been placed
in his hands The outstanding $4,000
is expected TO be turned tn within the
next few days.
Obituary Record Mrs. Caroline
Fredersdorf. who has resided At the
Cook home for old ladies. for the last
seven years, passed away after a ling
ering Illness since January. Mrs
Fredersdorf was born i'm kie3 Ger
many. in 1898
Mrs. Anna Carstens passed away at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. J. z.
BurmeisteT, 243I Iowa street. as the
result Of q six days illness. She was
resident O. Davenport and Scott
county over 80 years. The deceased
was born in Schleswig Germany. June
4. 1897.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06


Deputy 5heriT IT, H Van Deuse1
took a couple Of Young fellows down
20 Pontiac Tuesday to serve sentences
for v8gTancg. Wednesday morning he
received a call from the sheriff's Office
asking If he could not find d few more
as they we're needed for work on the
road gang The deputy had little
trouble rounding up two more. and
the sheriff sent up after tbem-HoIly
Nich.) Advertiser.
Il q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

Over in Russia il seems 10 be a case
Of off-againsky. gone-a gainsky. on
agaInsk XXX rensky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

When gasoline gets up 70 so cents a
gallon there won't be much need for
government regulation OF pleasure
riding
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

Holland still is sitting on the fence.
but when Eve Dutch vessels are sunk
In one day by German submarines the
fence feels as If Il had spikes IN If.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

Evou China can't longer remain
silent under the brutality of the Han
The land To which the Christian ma
Hons have for generations been send
ing missionaries TO spread civilization
among The heather native has finally
Joined the chorus Of world protest
against junkerjsm Still. we have
seemingly Intelligent people in Amer
iea VINO keep on asking why the Unit
ed States is engaged in war against
-.art.anu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

The fellow who disappears iu an
effort to avoid The army draft viii
dnd that the United States is a pretty
small country when Uncle sam gets
his rata -"a III search Of somebody
that be wants Young men vino enter
tain desires of going into hiding VIII
save themselves the trouble and hui
initiation by walking mangully before
their board and accepting its verdict
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

The varied comments Of the German
press on the interview which Chan
ceilor Nichaelis gave out simply prove
that the good doctor succeeded ln DO
Ing what he proposed to 10 construct
a document which could be construed
as meaning anything anybody in Ger
many wished it to mean
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-06

SO heavy that it took the combined eff
forts of the officers to lift it, was con
dscated In the raid