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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
,IAL NEWS-NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STU
STOCKS DECLINE IN LOCAL MARKET N
AFTER NERVOUSNESS EARLY IN n, !
Lake Superior Corporation Is the Weakest of Homo
American Stores Off 1%-Liberty Bonds 1'S
Irregular

The Philadelphia stock market opened
dull today with quite a showing Of nervous
ness which resulted in mixed price changes
during the early trading. However. fol-
lowing the break IN New York there was
general lowering of values on the local
exchange, with many of the stocks that
have been showing Improvement lately re-
cording substantial losses by midafternoon.
The sudden death of State Senator James
+. McNichol came as big surprise in the
financial district and was the subject OF
conversation throughout the forenoon wher-
ever traders, bankers or brokers assembled.
Lake Superior Corporation was one of
the issues of the home list which showed
quite little activity and its price sagged
Off g to 10A. There was also a fair
sized turnover Of Lehigh Navigation war
rants. with the price dropping a good-szed
fraction TO 6a on tho other hand, the
stock of this company was marked UP
trihe Philadelphia Electric and United
Gas Improvement each were off a quarter,
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Chicago and Northwcstern Railroad Company.
and . per cent on. preferrGd. both payable
january . TO stock Of record December 3.
National Cloak and Suit Company, ,reEular
quarterly CT 81. 10 on preferred, pavAhle De-
cember to stock Of record November 23
Texas Company. regular quarterly of 2R per
cent. payable December 81 to holders of record
December l3.
r. " WoOlworth Company, regular quarterly
n ~ per cent on preferred payable January q
to stock Of record December 10
Wayne Junction Trust Company. regular semi =
annual Of . per cent, payable November 30 TO
stock of record November 20.
American Express Company, regular quarterly
Of 81 30 q share, payable January 2 to stock
OF record November 80.
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
regular quarterly preferred OF IL per cent paw
able January | to stock of record December 81 .
shawmut Steamship Company. regular quar-
terly Of 81. 10 per share on preferred payable
January ! 70 stock OF record December -, Also
a dividend of 81. 80 on common, payable Decem-
ber lh TO stockholders of record November 10.
Gulf states Steel Company quarterly OF 2h
cent on common. payable January 2 to
stock Of record December ~.
Cosden Co., regular quarterly OF ~ per
cent on preferred. payable December / TO stock
OF record November IT.
American Express Company, regular qua rterly
Of 81 80 share. payable January TO stock
OF record November 80
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and York Railways preferred =.
transaction, dropped a full po,n, snl
Transit trust certificates aid 'm. WI. apl
ssaT nss 1d anS not tban appear on the tape un, @
trifing sale. Later a few mo,s point % b
tihcates changed hands and the nr;,. NJ ms ".
up to 24A. off small fractIon ~ ns,sl
terday's closing quotation. IRON N
United states Steel common v...
active stock and was weak t,~.. ne M
day, losing as much as aH ,saout no,r.. u
closing hour approached po,nn y u
cllned also. Reading dropping Acs more :S h
syiVania pV hen,gs Was valley ,e;,s 81 and Eris Pm,
noon, but lost the gain later ''e ioN
North America were UNCHANGED 11SsayM 1yM
iGs s 1i from Mm9r,onn tbo an. Stores was eod at
The Liberty Loan bonds wers t.,
put were only dealt In lightly. Ths n Iss ssu.
higher and the 3iss declined a it,,. - vw
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NEW YORK. Nov I,


Heavy consumption Of the stapls IN
month. belief that there will be no ,yous.
on the railroads and bulllsh spot sdvo.
led to general buying of cotton today. AM
the market was stronger
The Census Bureau report showed M,
more cotton was used last month Tran |,
october. 1916, whereas week ago i'm,
was talk that the quantity consumed vuuN
be smaller. Weakness in securities NJ
uncertainty over the political situation h
to waves Of selling at times, but the ofrr.
ings were absorbed without much difnclt.
It was asserted In private MESSAGES TINT
exports Of cotton would be we'll hkn
care of In the distribution Of steamers under
the control Of the Government.
The late forenoon advance carried D.
cember and January 81 to 20 points na
higher, while late months sold 30 10 II
points above last nights closing hgwA
Trade interests were buyers and there NJ
covering by early sellers. Realizing checked
the advance around twenty-seven cents iR
March, but prices held within or s point
Of the best during the early afternoon
The receipts at the ports for the day IN
estimated at $4,000 bales, compared with
31.s99 bales a week ago, 6o.Sss bales 1
year ago, and 26.046 bales two years aga
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK Nov. 1.-THE Foreign Ex-
change market was dull and virtually
featureless with the exception of a steady
tone In the early dealings today. There
was virtually no change In rates.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling AIS 3.16. cables
Ate 7-is; sixty days bills nominaliy, AIM
OIL: ninety day bills 4.69A @469h
Franc cables 5.74A. checks b.75H.
Lire cables SAT. checks s.4s.
Swiss cables AT. checks 4.4s.
Guilder cables As, checks AN.
Pesetas cables 2342. checks 1895.
Ruble cables I2A checks 12%.
Stockholm cables 3sh. checks 80.
Chrlstiania and Copenhagen cables 34h.
ohecks a.
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MONEY-LENDING RATES
NEW YORK-Money on call opened

NEW YORK-Money on call opened at
per cent; high, 4; low 3h {; last, ga I;
closed, az "a; ruling rate, 4 per cent
The supply of time funds was larger than
the demand. with trading for sixty days to
four months at y per cent on ndustrials
and 5M5A per cent, the nominal figure,
on good mixed.
Bank acceptances are unchanged and dull
at 5Q4 per cent on inelgibles and 32t %
az per cent for elgibles
PHILADELPHIA-Call per cent time,
bQ5a per cent Commercial paper. three
to four months, 5hc05h per cent; six
months. 51s 95S. per cent
LONDON-Money, per cent un-
changed; discount rate for short bills, 46s
per cent and three-month bills at Az per
cent. unchanged. De Beers, l2%, and Rand
Mines 3.
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U. S. Steel Gets Big Ship Contract

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Federal Ship
building Company, the boat building sub
sidiary Of the United States Steel Corpora-
tion has received a contract from the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation to build ten 940O-
ton merchant boats for the Government
Each ship will require about 31OO tons OF
steel shapes and plates or a total Of $1,000
tons. The company has been making rapid
progress. so that 1t will be able to lay down
four additional keels within the next two
weeks
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Financial Briefs

Total operating revenues OF the Western
Union telegraph Company for September
were S6,S19,775. against SG,53S,6O2 the
same month last year. or an increase of
s2S1,17S. Operating income for the month
increased $9S,264 Nine months total oper-
atlng revenues were $50 OOG S72, an increase
for the period of l1,435,S53, with oper-
ating income increasing $l,l04723.
The Havana Electric Railway, Light and
Power Company reports gross earnings fer
September S617.Gil, an increase over the
same month last year Of $l10,079. Net for
the month increased s37,054. Nine months
gross was $5,036,5S6, compared with Si,4G7-
asa for the corresponding period last year.
Net for the nine months increased S136,2S9.
Net sales of the General Motors Corpora
ton for October were s1s.500.000. against
s13.039,6l1 the same month last year The
increase is $5,46O.389 During the month
l9,l69 cars and trucks were sold, compared
with l2,94S in October 1916.
The Subtreasury gained s279,000 from the
banks yesterday, making a cash gain since
Friday of sl,23S,000.
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LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 14.-Business In SPOT
cotton was unrestricted this morning. win
prices unchanged on the basis Of 2l.sed for
middling. The sales we're 5000 bales Their
were no receipts. Futures were unsettled
I'm the early dealings Spot prices wsr:
American, middling. fair. 23.16d; good mid.
ding, 22.47d: middling, 21.s5d; low mid.
ding, 21.42d; good ordinary. 2o4s; ordi
nary, 1920.
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Granulated Sugar UNCHANGED

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE sugar mar.
ket. continues unchanged with the American.
National and Pennsylvania companies quot.
ing fine granulated at S.35c. The Fed
eraI and the Warner companies and Ar
buckle Brothers remain withdrawn. Spot
Cuban raws, 6.90c.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK Nov. 14.--There was re-
newed liquidation in the coffee market this
morning under which first prices declined
two and three points, although there was
nnlY a moderate trade.
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INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change and in which there were no trans
actions today. The price given is the last
previous close
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Noy. ia-Eoos-Receipts. .e5ss
dae os isssSss r'.Sr1:a Srs;. ss!se
Z; I S. s : ~ x'i;|;!| i'''|;' 3;
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NEW YORK. Nov. Ia.

YORK. Ia
ST. which
Liberty watched in
is
which might bring than
With
Of flowerp price
all through the
some issues selin a new 10
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CItlCAGO, Nov Is.
Continued liquidation, due to weakness
in securities and uncertainties over the
political situation abroad. made the corn
market weak today. Support was not good,
the short interest having been pretty well
eliminated Commission houses purchased.
but their wants were supplied by longs.
The Board of Trade issued warning
against overtrading in any of the pits or
against tho commission of any acts deemed
derogatory. Sentiment was bearish. The
Government has ordered 5000 additional
cars into the crop country for grain loading.
The high on December corn was s1.2O&
the low. s1.19A. and tho close, sl19&,
compared with S1.21%, the final quotation
of yesterday: tho best on May was S1.16ha {;
the bottom. s1.141s. and the final s1.15A
bid, against s1.16B. yesterdays last price,
Oats also lost ground under general SELL
ing. The market was top-heavy as the re-
suit of uninterrupted gains for the last
seven days, with the crowd overlooking.
There was fair buying by commission
houses. There were continued reports of
an inquiry for export. Larger offerings
from the country were talked. Tho de-
mand for the cash article was active. The
market at Liverpool was firm with a good
demand
The high on December oats was 64Rc:
tho low, 63asc, and the close 63lAc, COM
pared with 64%c, the final quotation Of yes
terday; the best on May was 641sc; the
bottom, 63hc and the final. 63%c, against
G4iac. yesterdays last price.
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LOWER RANGE OF VALUES COMES
IN LEADERS ON NEW YORK BOARD
Most Activity in Issues Sometimes Called "Rich
Mems Stocks-Plans for Liberty Bond
Payments Help Unsettlement
High Points in Toddy's Financial NeDs

Leading shares
declined liberty
Bonds
Londor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14

Total sales. 851 800 shares, compared with
I,O83.2OO sharesi same period last week, hoii..
day,
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COTTON IMPROVES
ON BETTER BUYING
Heavy Consumption Last Month
and Bullish Spot Advices Is,d
to General Purchasing

tbs omornlng: Nashville and BifmInss,ss -
Fort E Smith, Memphis and DVietsSry
bile. 4Sl Pensacoia. Jacksonvilie" ana Z
Wiin,irSs9,; yWiliis, 90; ATsusta. Cbarlessop. SsyssssS
Antonio. "a, Tampa, 6s; GalyestonNA ~ w -
pus, Christi. 90. W "
u,,Ihe There was .9e inch precipitation st Al.
Siiie and Charleston. .0B at JacksonvIIIs r.
at Augusta, .l8 at Raleigh. Sc az Wlisl..ss.
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Shipment Of Gold to Chill

NEW, YORK. Nov. 14.--The National
City Bank is shipping s2.200.000 In gold
barp % Valparaiso. Chill r. = un6erskqoA
H. tnls S1H II = fo''ove> n ethes
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--latest Plan of Mercantile Marine


closey
to o perc
who
lacking
to
a
against the
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BANK CLEARINGs

Dank elsAriass today compared with corrs-
4 u; u q ::sllIII|Sis; III
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Another Phase of Automobile Situation

overlooked
S
andsm nvento o
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Total sales. 81. .ses. 900. compared with N.
see 900 yesterday thus far this week, sic ana
OO0 same period last week. holiday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive New
York stocks and in which there were no
transactions today. The price given is the
,,et nrcvious sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-14
BONDS

Total sales, sos 200, compared with $4,000
thus far this week, S153,6oO; same
perOd last week, holiday.
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Rn6lanGs iteMes
Observation-Disclosures!
IS bcitcGt aiIs MitsIieScrn friibrrer
aa6iuctte Der pruuiiuriidsH
Hegieruug.

E~ctrogroO, o. oft. Minifter.
praiioelt aereustD madtc bclttc Dix
GameH Der Dlitalicocr ocs nellllf
aoolitionSfo6iuctts bcfannt. IS
iiHo oieie5
neutrality-suspicious. un0 C6crbe.
%icb.sbobcr Der Strattrdite, u. 3.
&cr2nStp.
SuHere5 mo B0i rm0 Cclcqra.
r~5enDeicL 81. 91itttiu.
$uiti5 0i. g(alimtooith
9~}dbrlngsmiitel, NJ. #rotopoGit6.
afarbnL &c. alb5fauiaff.
4rbcit, %. @Do3oeii; alll5 S5ia.
liitei.
IlSIduOii6e angeIcgeu5citcu. 0l.
Gerelheufo.
@an0el ua0 5I0uitric M. S{ollo.
boloif,
6iuan3eu @erua0t@fD; t|ouiJjnuiio
male Genlofrateu
ariag; @enerul @erhobstp.
gtarine. aouliral &|er0rO5fu.
SamtIide 9iiuiiter mlran iritber
2SitaIieOer Der prouiioriifcn 9}egic
rltllg.
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Acllcnz mnH GGsnct
in Dcutl4laltS!

8ai9ington. 9. Oft. 8ie Scr
bieit8en nie0erlduotiden @clan0t.
iddit beute gemelDet mir0, gebt
8eutidlanO Elmer grobea aoblen.
un6 @usnot ~ertgagen uao bic bent.
iden gebor0en D~cror0ndcn oeshaIb
cine 8erringeruug Der Sfulfluijeu,
6rdranten Die 8ebei5ufg uno raten
Sausfrauen an, ftd iclterIoier aoaer
3u be0imen. Die ao5lenforoerull1
Der 3ertrolnadte bat aitge6Iidl In
foLge arbeftermaugel8 uu6 idIehtcr
Iransportberhaltuiiie gan5 babeH
tend abgenommen un0 bic nifgc
ipeidertcn 8orrdte ituO beino6e nou
ber5raudt.
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Rampagitc fir
Srcihcitss
@roEe MahcH Seriammluns init
SrDnn ais 6nuptreOper.

Die aampugne iir ole 5peite
6reibeltsanleibe bat 9eute in SmQ6a
| otti3ica be9onuen, iueltr man alt4
iaon ieit aHiaue 0es @iondiS NIT
e~lnaeben0en @orbereitlngcu bieriur
bcidditi8t gepeien lit. BAD gln9as
ben 0cs &otiiterS 0e5 Stampdgnes
fondtees W. {. Gboa0ca %erlpartet
mon oltf scr MISUNDERSTANDING
ilber S6,000,0 600 Der gulei5c 81 Der.
fuuien.
GinDcleitet nitrOe 0ic Qampoguc
0o0urdI oaB aae Eiciitu mo Sire.
zen nm 1856 llbr 5u idriaeu on-
iingen. Saltte obcn0 fiu0d in Dem
itd0tiideH auditorium cine 0fteut.
lide MISUNDERSTANDING itltt, bel
Der Der trilberc St1ot3iltretlr, I8iL
Liam ., @rDar, cine Afiprode bal,
fen Miro. Die Gore Res Auoitos
RUINS per0eu mn Z ll1r Qc6iinct
lno 6cr 3utritt lit irei.
Gas 6raiteatomitce inter Der
Scitlrg Don 6rou Is. "a. 6otrHelo,
miro NIT ieiner arbeit 6eute begin.
ner, ebenio iDar0eu oie 4op Scouts
itlr bic 6reibeitsanlcibe a8jticrau.
Ter 0auiide 9~rlt0crbuno, cine
neutrality-suspicious. Die bier i9rai
%StoHpentiou abbdit entihloB iid 1e.
fir $4,000 aultibet 5u ue1
men.
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ee6rer ais 9rafeberaer.

Cedar giapios, s. 0ft.Sn Der
gldbe non Mnreigo mur0e Der 2ano.
iduIlebrer 0alter g. S@warb ouf
ooS 8etreiben elmer qem1ieu ssrot
2eno Stridiualo bon sinslotp, SD,
ais militartider D~ritdeberger bon
GegierunG5a9enten berbaftet. 6rnn
StridpaIo bei4ul0igt lin aud
gleid5eitig, fie i8u unmoraliiden
8pedeu nod 0ieitm 9taot gebradt
5u bobcn. Sdmnr6 6agegen bebnlp.
tet, 0ob iie i'm ants eige1en Ar.
trteb bierbcr folgte, CAB ober All,
oaB en- it'd nidt fir ben Wetlitar.
0ienit regiitrteren IieB. Sdmor5 bat
cine 5rau uno 5rDei ain0er in Dlc.
gtliiter, Ra., pdbreno 5ron Strid.
DaIo ibren 9lann uno iiinf ainoer
in 8inslon 3ltritdlieb.
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Sricce 5wifdbcn
Habinctt II. Rcidpstao!
aGn5Ier Mi6aelis crflGrt, Sak bic
9iegierrng feline Eartci be. 4
sinitise.

Berlin, s. Oft, iiber 9on0on. Q.
.cft. (gon SoGu @rdnoeus. Qorre.
iponoeut scr tnite0 @reB.) Gin
.promptes 9utenti 0es aan5ler8 9i.
.daeliS, 0aB er elmer propaganda 5l
.@uniten irgen0 elmer politiihcn Gar.
tel nnbeitebe, 6at iAeiu6or Sen 5rte.
ben 3uiihen oem Rei6stoa uno Sem
,,obiHctt mie0cl ber1eitelt.
Schuyler D}idaelts mudlte ietuc
9n9aben Dor benz 6auptfomitep 0c8
9feidstoQ8 Zo8 Gerlperfm Der poll.
propaganda ri6tete fid gegeu
Sic &oterlano &artei, bic pom @roB.
ADMIRAL Itrpib rmteritiiet miro. Der
aanJler oeriUrodl ben Gngrifien 70.
tort sic Spite u6glbre6eu unb be.
oauerte Bic gar5e &outrpperie.
Seine &eoe cu0ete nit ciner 4ufforr
ST letter 3~uiummenorbeit
1Iter TrottioncL Die leitenDen Mtau
1er butten bic Gage ujdt ais cine
STRIFE ongeiebeiL BOD hat
oos Dement, 0es aaH5Ier5 lrgenO
peldeu crhiBten Gebntten porge.
1eugl. hGtte uerlattete Dab beioe
6cr io5ioliitiihcn 8ortei it'd
]egeu Die Stellung oeS &i8e+aau8-
.trs @elfferid) uusQeiproden boben
)cr iid an Som8tuq 9eUeiqert, Sn
erueIlotionen i'm Heihstna 81 bcont-
D0rten.
(0ie 0ie0erberita1uug Oe5 6rie.
ieus 0urh dot3lar @}idacIi8 be5ieht
ouf cine ouoere politii6e Nlei-
ltuqsperihieoenheit ais sic, melhe
cute i'm aeid8tag gum 9l1straa
oluuten ioll. Ties ae1t aus 4niter,
3epeihn iiber @orqduqe IN
}erIin herbor bic ueterer 9atums
.no, ais bie obige Gepcide Gran
ens.)
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gicb., ~0egenpdrtig oos gr6Bte 9dibIemtnter.
nr6men oe5 Staates, lift audi 8i8e.8roiioeat
un6 @~enernueiter 0ieier 3irnid. Ter erfoIg
Der SELLS 9lbbott 9fiernan Gompnnp" nab.
reno Der lesten 5ebn Sabre mar aeraoe6u
pbeuominol; 1T Dieiem 3eitraum bergrDBers
ten itd Bic tdglihen MleblbertdIfe bon 800
SOB per Gag Dor 5e5n Snbrcn aif 1000
SOB Mle5l our ~gegeHlpdrtigen Set.
Gieie neue Niiible miro t1glidl itngernbr
$500 SAB oes beiten @ebleS beritellen oas
ilberam1pt ~geutabIen meroen fam.
Gieie 5irula miro aud Ell aemiides ga.
boratorilm inita1ieren, in Dem ieoe Gar
@etreioe, melde ibr 81 giabl5ueden 5uge'
flbrt miro. genna unterirdt piro. I'm nlir
nirflih erftfiaTiiges glebl in ben 8crtoui
All brtnqen lDer0cn bieie GbeHifer aud ieoes
Guantim Me9l genaueitens nnaliiieren, ebe
Is In Den San0el gebraft miro.
Gle baupti6dIihiten 3irlnennaitglieOer Sc.
h0ren al BEN finan5iea ON belten gelteatcn
Mannern ber Stn6t Cmuba uno oes Staates
gecbrogfo. Ger Rdt Der DirettOren 0ie'es
llntqrnebmens felt iidl aus naditebenOen
n~oblqeadteien un6 i~inun5iel gut8eltelteH
Serreu %5uidmineH:
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~ n" UTEM
W0! xln0tcfl MitH
Ole SricScnsocrldbte!
Niles Wrrebc iiber 6rieSeu sur icti.
gcu Belt lit Hidt on.
aebradlt.

Mnibington o. Gftober. Gi
iiber Mtniteroam foumenoen 5rie
0ers nnhrihten aus Berlin rDcr6et
bier IN nemielhen Gimme als dut
Jriiberen oerortigen @eriid1te altfge,
npmulelt. Mian mciB 6aB Ite D1r.
mi berehuet fine. oas SIT hoIten
mos man geaenmartig IN Belts Bat
ebe Der groBe &rad toutHt mo oGr
nnaerifnniihen gfilihmgan Den @inS
aus ben GeseIn 8a nebnen. u
iDiroe I'M Stoats0 epurteueut oar.
alf nermieien oaB Der 4rdiioent
bon ieinen 5rieoen8anfidten ni6t
obtDeihen miro. gs f6rNea feline
Observation-Disclosures init oen
Dettiden oufgenommen peroeu, TO-
lnnge Die @~o5at3oaern alttofraHe
beltebt. Die 9fegier1mqsbeumtcn
bnben fein @ertralien 81 ben oellts
inen Observation-Disclosures beion.
oers I'M 9eriiditdtigrmg 0er tilr3ti-
den Giltbiiaunaan iiber Sic art uno
@eiie ME 9eutihLon0 feline 6rie.
0ens6etpegung in 5IlB bringt.
9ffi3iea aber miro iiber bic 2tns
tita0igung Der 9arliner 5uges Bel.
ting nermertt, BOB 6os 6rie0ens-
angebot, falls es auf @dbr1eit be.
ritbt, beoeuten6 gr1Bere 3ugeitan0s
nifie modt. ME e. bis1er ieiten5 Ser
8entraInladte Ser SAL gepeien. Sic.
nenei1 aon5eiiioneu itlO ie0eniaQs
eine SoIge Der giie0erIagm In f5lans
bern uno Der ldDeren &erIulte, mel.
de iie srlitten baben.
&egierung$6eomte entnuttigen al.
les drieoensgere0e 3ar iasiqen Beit;
nod gelterH Bat 9rGii0ent 8ilion
Durauf oermieien, oaB 6~rieoens.
0isfuiiio1en Die ariesarbeit beein.
tradtigen Die Station lift icBt 6oI0
friegsbereit, lni0 ale3 6rie0ensgere.
De entipringt MIR oeutineu G1teQen,
iQgen Die 8eanlten. 9altihlan0 it'll
begierig, alien meiteren admpfen
ginbalt 81 TIM uno periidt IN oeipe-
rater @eiie, oos su baIten. mas e5
che Die ooGe amerifoniide
gaadt fid iii 0ieien ariega emit
iDideln fann
p4merifaniihe Regierungs6eamte
.4rdHDert @ilion uno ieia Qabi.
rctt-miien, 6aB inns mod neuig.
items ein Sa9r, ul6gIiderpetie 5uei
arieg behorite1eu, lQgta elm
Der 4aiierten. lin Die.
arieg su geUiunen un0 BITE pre1t-
Biife 9tIlitdrpaidane 5lt brehen,
amB 9(merifa feline M1obiliiation un0
ieiHe HnltunBen fortieben. 5orttDd6.
5rie0ensgere0e III oiaiem birt-
oerIih.
1eutihIan6s 5rieoensgereoe ion
I1th oasf 0iener1 bic 9ebolfernng
'er 3entraImddte all berubigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
Die Gampaone fir
sic Srcibcitsanleibc!
6entc mittns i'm Commercial Gln6
crOfiHet. - WalenDeriammlMAg
Bente abeun inn aMDifurium.

0ie Gompagne CUR gui6riugulll
oes Cells Der 6rei@einanleibe nel
Cmaba mo 9tebrasfa 5ufGlt. nitr.
DC balte mittog inn Commercial Stub
eroffuet. Sn Der @Iittagsitunoe be.
8onnen ole 2~ampipieifen Der 5toot
8u ertoneH uHo Die 9irger 0aralf
ournerfionl 81 maten lire 95rieu
3u Oifnen.
I'm oieiatbe 5tmaot fono inn
Commercial Club eth groBer pdtrio.
&e0eoft itatt, nobel SER
3oba g, steHHeoD oen 8oriib fibrte.
Is Dlr0e GROCER Gut5uiia5nrus cnt
iadt aI5 bic beoeatan0iten 6trne1
Der Stn0t 8u 5eifnel begonnen.
9eute nohmittng ituO ode aouitees
ans 8ert gegongen. lin 3eidntm
9ca But befounlcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-09
Crete Hchlennct
wirc bcfiird1tct!

Ioibington, 9. Gft. Die quf.
merflnu1feit oe8 9r1liDenten 8ilion
iuirO beltte auf Die ~oroben0e, bicl.
Ieidt nationipeite aoblennot eelentt
meroen melde Dem 2anoe oro6t.
.9ablreihe 8eridte BON 4~ripatper,
foleR 1ilD 0ffeutlihen Snititufionen
mrs alien 2~1nOesteiien beiogen. 0oB
E unmoaliG lit, 0ie notige aoble
fir 8ebei8uag 8pede 8u erbaIteu
GHenbabnen f~onfis5ierau In pielan
5aIen oae &obleuien6lm8en, I'm
ibre eigenen 8a0iirfniiie ~bcfrie5iGen
Sa fGrrneu. 5a Dietan Gdl(cft muBte
stoble ourd) Del Cos us0 gr1Hn.
bols eriebf ueroen. Die aeqigrunq
iDir0 bic notipen0igan S6ritte cin-
ieiteft, Inn 0ieies geuidtiqe 8robIam
iAHeIl1eils 5u Ioiell 6a altdl iu
bieIen Sfa0ten trob Der bon ibr feit-
aeIesten ao9teupreiie ~6eocaten0 10.
nere BerehHungen fir bic idmor8cn
Iianlanten gerlaGt mur0en SER.
@nrfiel0, oer BON Der 9e8ierun3 er.
aonllte aoBIena0minifr1tor bebaub.
TIT, 8eiDeiie ul @aao 5rt 9a6ell mel
DE Seiecn, oaB bic ao9lc1mjncn fd
uidDt ula Die felIgeiesten 4reiie tim.
meris. 1IeS nidg Sur 5olge 6abeu5
bob bic He8ierung cine o~1ernoltge
Hrei5erWaBgguig nerfigt 0eren
1urhfHDrang e|r5Dun9an mcroen
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