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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Gn0liiA>amcrik.
Sinan5be5iehmtgclt
gercin6arnngc1 spii6cH Geiu gOr'
fer &eierncbnuf nuO gant
BON GnslanO.

SEEN gorf, 8. 0tai. - 8erbon6-
lungat CUR Seitlegltng 6er @e5iebun.
gen 5tpii9en Der Stem gorfer 8un-
0esreierbebant un0 Der 8anf por
england, Die felt eiuigen Monoter
'stpiIden Den 8ertpaltltngen Der BEL.
BEN SnItitttte i'm @ange pnren, iint
sum abidluB gefomrler. 9en ee.
troffenen 8ereinbarttngen 3ufolge
miro Die 9onf BON England aIs
4gentltr Der SEEN 0orfer 8ortt mi
6a8 beige SnItit1t in oerie(6ett ST.
|geni6uft fir oo8 britiide fungteren.
Sanoelsgeiddfte I'M 4usIon0t
'ftno in ben oltsgelegten 8lan MIDI
einbegriffen. gr iiebt bielmebr nun
MoBnohmen fir ben @el6s uno 9e.
biien.8erfe9r Dor, 6ie 3. g. .nui
|1r0Bere Stabilitdt Ser 9eoiienrdter
0ur9 l1nterboltung ne9ieIieitigel
GepoIitenfonten un0 ourd anfdufC
fommersiellet Gopiere fir einatlOer
btn8ielen.
Serner iner0en Gtnridtlrgen 3uI
grleidterung Ser Gronsaftionen II
gemiin5tert trt0 lln9enlin5tem Self
~IgetroFfen neroerl, Die m0glihite Ser.
mei0ung totiddli6er @olbi6ertrd,
gungen sur ausgIeidutg Der in
ternationaIen aonten onitreben
8e6Ielieiti9e 1lnteritiibung 8pedi
ausIdoItitng ltnuottger @nipannitne
Der @eI6mdrfte in 3eiten GROCER
8eO1rfs lit elm ipeiteres 8iel bel
neuen arrangements.
@s iino 8orfe6ulngen getroffer
moroetl, I'M onoeren &eierbe6anfer
oes 2an6es Die g%eteiligu1g an Die.
fen Gbma9ungeu at erutGgIi9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
5eitmmoen wcnclt keine
acknowledgements!

Qmfer6onE 8. Mat - ue6er bic
fommenoe Srie0ensre6e oes &eids-
fnr5Iers ergeben ii9 beuti6e Sci.
tlngen beridieoener 8arteiri9tun'
gen in aaerlei 6pefttlationen.
Matde oerielben berlnngelt, Dob
Die oelitide g%tegierlttg lire bisberi-
qe 0eheime Diplomatic ouf9ibt un0
0os 8olt bon olem, mas ite gu
unternebmea beabiidtigt, 1rtterri6.
tet. Die 8oIiii6e 3ettunq idreibt:
nllnIere Staatsnl1mler mitiien iifJ
Dor alien 9inaen iiber ihre 8iin.
i6e ufo 5or0ernngen flar tperoen
nilO 0ann ouf ibren 6or0erungen Ser
oliSmdrtigen diplomatic 9egeniiber
beIteben. Iber IN Sen 4mtsitltben
0es MiniIterium berrift cine me.
belbafte Qtmoipbdre."
Die &0lniide 3eit1tna reoet Der
qebeimen Diplomatic oo8 8ort, in
Dem fie iaat baB eitt $1noIer, Ser
8u feili6en beobfi9tigt, feline Sc.
0ingungen nift in neutrality-suspicious.
8eiie berfilnoen miro.
Ser @ormGrts berIan9t, oaB Der
@ei6stan5Ier ieine 6rie0ensbe6in-
gilngen befanut madt DEFENDERS in
8e3rtQ auf HuBlon0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
SrankfMrtct 5citMno
kritiiicrt Wilfcn!
Saot, SetIel6c iei MIR In ben &rieg
eingetreteu, 1ttt SrieOensbe-
biugnngeH 81 SiftiercU.

Sn Saog, ii6er 2onoon, 8. Ntoi.
'-0ie Sranffurter 8eittng beipridt
in einen ldngeren glrtifel Die 9tei.
ie Oes engliiGen Miriiters be8 Gus.
mdrti9en @olfour na6 ametita nro
erfl1rt, DnB Ser @intrttt Der Ser.
Stoaten Int ben &rieg Den Srie0ens.
boffmtngen einen ltorfen StoB Der.
felt nno einen itdrfen ginor1td atf
9fuBInn6 demodt babe.
Dos 8latt f%ritifiert ben 8~r1ii6en,
ten @ilion fharf iino bebauptet,
Dab er ii6 Ser entente bouptfG1liG
mgei1Ioilen babe, Damit Qmerifa
an ben Observation-Disclosures leiI,
nebuen, fir ibGtere 8pede riiiten
unD cine grobc Son0eIsflotte bolten
tonne. 9lud tpoae Ser B%r1Ttoent
Oas gtationalitGtSgefiibl, adS felt
Dem 8eainn beg @eltfrieges inter
Sen berfdieoenen Glementen Ser
amerifaniiAen @eb6lferunG errpa6t
Iei, fir imncr eritifen.
n@enn bic 5rtcoensoer6onolun-
gen nidt innerbal5 Der nGAitcn 6
ODER Q Maonnten b%eginnelL 10 Dir6
8rdii6ent g8tlior Die geOingungen
at biftiercn beriuGen" f16rt oas
'9Intt fort. aGs lit ni6t 5u erruor.
ten, 6aB @rciiia oIs bei6eiocner
MIR oltf 6en Srieoen mo oas @o9l
Ger @elt beoadter SOeaIiIt am Son.
feren8tii6e eri6einen miro, tpern
ENGLAND fir ben SrteOen reif lit,
0enn es lit OTIS Gelbiiuft in Den
&riea einaetreten, Aoia cine eroBe
@tiIitGrmodt ner0en, un6 miro
|i6IieBli9 altf Soften Ser gGiterten
cine Der eroBten San0eIsfIotten Der
@elt baben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Omm0sG~ r0ffnMlt0 init
Sp0ltnmit0 ettuartet!
Sn 0aI6inatOn Barrt man boiler
GrWnrtung Der 9eidfife bes
rniiiiden Rarlamentes.

@ai6ington, 8. Mai. - Die Si-
tilatinn hi &nBIano miro in ben
bieiigen difi5ieGen &reiien gellar Der.
foIgt un0 man felt Dem 8uiammen.
tritt Der MIN einberufenen Dunno
NIT Der gr6Bteu Spannitng entgegen.
Bon Der SaItung 0ieier &6rperifuft
bdngt nGmli6 sic StGrfe Oes See.
res as, 6os oie Ser. Staaten nod
europa ienben miiiier.
8em 0as ruiiii1e 9arIament Die
probiioriide 9%iegier1rng in ibrem
gntidluiie, Sen arieg fort3uiesen,
unterItiiet 70 lift BET Der gbienoung
bon omerifanii6en Gtreittrdften
noh benz ariegsI6olipIos in Sronf.
reid feline grobe Gle notpen0ie.
SIN Sale oeg Stir3e8 Der ruiiiiden
giegierune ourh Die rooifoIen Gle.
menie milBten Die Ser. Staoten
ben QIiierten ie0o6 Dos gauge Merl.
idenmoterial eriesen, 6as i6nen
0nrd Dos Qusideioen &uBlan6s oits
eem arieqe berloren gtnge. lin ben
abfan 9iub!onhs an berbiiten, ioll
Sic g6rciie oes @r@StaafsiefretGrs
glibt SiOot uno Der aommiiiion,
an oeren Spite er Itebt, nod ct.
petersburg iobieI nIs m6glid be-
idleunigt meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Cine GrkldrMito Ncs
Pcrrrt Carl :. GrnIt!

Die Smeba @ee braGte geIterr
dbeno in 8erbinoutg nit i5rem Be.
ridt, oaB Der Omaha S9ulrat Oaa
4mt 6es auflehers oes 9elttituntcr.
ridts nbgei1aftt babe uno benz
nd6it nit Dem 9eutldunterri9t II
glei6er @eiie berfdbren tperoe. fol.
qenOe GrtlGritng oes Serrn Carl 5.
@ruIt, 8r1itoent Oes Omaha Sarl-
rat:
,g8ir iino nod immer Der eineu
anIi6t in oieier augeIegenbeit, itnh
Iin0 gegen oos Gebren 0es 9erti6er
in unleren Dffentli6en G9uIen."
9ie bei1tige Wtorgens8ee entbGli
nun folgenOe GrfIdrung oes $errr
@rnIt, Die bon inn Der Sribiine, pif
mir onne9u1ert, our 8eroffentlihunq
ilberIanot iDltroe:
IS. s. @rnit @rdIi6ent 0es
Sdulrats, iagt DaB er faIi6 beri6.
tet puroe. ct erfldrte, Bob er llidt
iagte, oaB Die g2itglteoer oes 9fata
n~einitimmig gegen Oas 2ebren oea
9euti9en in unieren 0ffentlideu
SGltlen itn6."
8as CT iogte, mad Der @rflGrunq
,6eS &errt grnit, mar, 6aB Dnir
nod INNER 10 einItimmig gegen oas
Modettgeies iin0 aIs 5ur 3eit, oIs
mir ben 8rief an Die Mtitglte0er Der
2egislat1r ttnter3eiGreten. SSH
ftn0 einItimmig aegen cine uno aIle
frem6en Sprafen in ben 5. uro ben
6. @raoerL ober mir per0en in 3n.
tunit ben Sitnior.S o4idulplan Elm.
fiibren, uno Damn miro un8peifelboft
oag 0eutIde ieinen Legitimen 8lat
in einem iol1at Suntor. So9iduI.
furs erbalten, tnnerbalb 0es T., s.
uno 8. @raoe8."
60 melt @err Grnit.
8ir ri6ten Die 6rage an Serrr
grnIt, porun nt9t oen 9elti6.
unterridt lingeit0rt laiien, bis oil
ginri6tltng Der Sunior-Sohiduler
CUR Satia6e geiporoen2 9as tpdrC
Elm &ompromiB in Der g~egenipdrti
gen &ontroperie, auf Ser fi9 bel
lei6t beioe 9arteien einlaiien f5nn
ten. 8oruu iett 0ur9 cine getpalt
iame WtaBregel int @ioeripru4 gun
06ergeri6t ua0 Der groBe1 Wtebr
belt Der 2egislotltr G6ritte unter
nebnaen, Die Der S6iirung oei
9eutI9enbaiies entiprun9en? 8a
rum? 9luBer6en tit Der Smdbt
Sdulrnt bod 0o, Die beitebenoet
@eiebe 8lt befolgeh uie irget0 cit
anoerer girger ooer a6rperi9aft
8arult cine gluSnabne MAIDEN il
Oieien Sale ttno nod 0a8u in oei
iebigen fritiiden Belt?
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
8Sae mad Dem arieac.

@aIbineton, 8. glai. = Ginigc
Mitglieoer Der neuen Suriffommii.
fiou iper0en inn 2aufe 0es SOmmers
WabrIheinli6 nod @~roBbritnmien,
4rdufreid. GuBlnno, China uno
Sapan reiien, nm 8oi. II. Sn6els-
iragen 5i ersrir0en, 0enen Die Ser.
Staateu nod Dem ariege ~geseniiber.
geitelt fem iuer0en.
Die 6obrt lift oils Cell elmer aus.
geOebnten gnquete geOaft, oeren @e,
genltano 9onoeIsbe3iebltugen mo
s8ertrdee, fonie gorsu9starife iino.
Sbr Snupt5med lit, feit8uiteGeuJ mic
Der arieg @onoeIsbertr1ee uno san.
oelsfarteae beeiniIllBt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Sdmlse B0kino 60.
kauft Il. GnelanS Co.!

Ole Sdul3e Batting 60. bat sic
groBe Baderei Der Seem England
8ating 60. tGufliG erporben, mos
0os 8ublifum bon Omaha nit Sn.
tereIie bernebuen 6irfte. Die Rem
england 60. bat bereits felt lditgerer
Belt unter eiuem 8ertrag 6aS be-
ritbmte ng1tter.9hlt 8rot" Der
S6ul5e Batting so. 9ebdfen itn0 nuf
oen 9iarft ge6rodt. Sect o6er bot
Die Sd0pferiu oieies berborragenoen
9tabrlngsmittels Ole gufgabe uber-
nommei, oieies 9rot in meiterel
areiien IN Der StaOt ein8ufibren.
9ie g6derei miro beneitten0 bergr0-
Bert un0 Der ablieierungsoienit ber-
mebrt IN Der Grrportling oes gr0Be.
rem abiases oeS 8ro0uttes. @S iii
Sic bette gusitdt borbanoen, Dob
Butter. Slut" 8rot lnter Der lteuen
2eitung Der %ertpdbnteu gdderei an
gopuIarit1t 5unebmei1 miro. Ser
bette Gei[ elmer MlabI5eit lit 8rot,
0us in Ser gesentp1rtigen Bet mebr
ais 8linor Der pabre 2ebenserbolter
lit. 5umal nent es 70 rein, nabrboft,
Iaiber, gut eebaden ur0 fdmudbait
1T, tuie s9utter.ga h 8rct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
WerDcn 1ta6 ser
Peinat 5~itrii6GefonSt!

QmIteroam, 8. 9lai. : Qns
Smtpttomitee 0es Oeutiden &eiG&
tags bef9loB belte, beIgiife Grbet,
ten, Die mad Dem Snneru 9eutid.
LAMBS oeportiert puroan, iotpie art-
oere @rbeiter, Die III ben bon Gent
i6en beiebten @cbieten 8olens uto
.2itnueus bei6dftigt plroeI pieoer
nod ibrer &eiinnt 5iiriid5uienOen.
0iele 2eitte iouen fortnn oieielben
Gedte nie 0ertide baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09

lono Son0eIsi6iffe, 10 bel feline
8erften leiften t0nnenL itm beint
Srieoen8I6luB nidt obne Sanoels-
flotte at iein. Sognr nmerifaniide
8erften bauen &dnoeIsidiffe fir
gnalanO. alt6 9euti6lano bailt
unGusgeIest nelie Sanoelsidiffe uro
trob Der @erlulte, Die es our6 @eg.
nabme ieiner in fremOen SGfen lie'
genoen G9iffe erlitten bat, TIT ieine
San6elsflotte beute GROCER als Dor
Dem &riege. @ir oqetn tper6en beim
5rieoensi1IuB obne cine &anoels.
flotte feinl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Stta6cnb0bnittcik
Srobt int G3ica9cI

Chicago, 8. agai. - 9ie bieitgen
StraBenbabnongeitelltet baben Der.
langt, Dob ibnert cine 2obuaufbel'
Ierltng bon SO o11f Acc bic 5tunbe
uno ein Sabr mad 8erlnuf bes OBJ
qeI6loIIenen 11ebereinfommens eine
Iolde bon 45 ouf 50c Ole Stin0e
qemG6rt tDeroe. @6t-6e3p. netirt.
~Itiin0ige @rbeit83eit an Gage fo1
etnaefibrt tperoen, pGbreno Oit
geadtleute rrr 6 Stitnoen arbeiter
Iolen. Die Soroerung triH ont /,
Stunt IN &raft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Stcrs Beverage.

Gin eouS nelteS IiebIides &c,
trdrf, oa8 einen 10 befrieoigenOen
griab fit oas frGftieenOe Bier gibt,
mie es inter sen grobibitionsae-
Ieben ber3uitelen m0glih lit, btlbet
oaS oStor3 8eberoge", fabriaieri
BON Ser Stor8 Beverage See 60,
Qas nelie unbernuIhenoe @etrdnt
Bot 6as grgieben un6 idmeft bel,
na6e mie 8ier, lit ober fein Bier.
gs fam iiberaG obne Ste1tern Der.
fault ner0en uno bot iid bereits
felt ieiner fursen grideirntng bieIc
Sreun0e ertporben. gs lit at ia,
ben in 5Iuiden un6 SGiiern unS
miro iid ie6enfaIls bal0 zines gro.
zen altn6enfreiIes erfreuen. 9ie
fribere StorS @ranerei bat NIT ser
SerIteGung Dieies oIfobolfreien @e.
trGnfes Der 6~urltenOen Menidbeii
cine @obItat ermieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
aanias Gita Maorft6eridjt.

&anias 9th, 8. Wfni.
&~inOpie6-8ufnbr 5000; Marft
aftib 10-15c b6ber.
goIora6os 1890.
M}ontanos 1t.30.
SdbrIinge felt bis lei6ter
StoderS feit.
&iibe rn6 Sellers felt Biz itarf
Sdpeine-3ufubr 5000; Wlarft
5-10c BoBer.
S0GIter 8reis 1896.
9ur6i9nittspreis IA. 90-1580
Sdnfe-3ufuBr 25,000; Madrft 25s
b0ber.
@efitterte 2dmrner 1925.
ct. Soiep6 @arftberidt.
81. Soiepb, 9. aRai.
3inSbie6-3ufubr 1000; Nlarfi
Itarf Bis 10c b69er.
sdiueine-3ufubr $500; @larft 1o
bober.
S6dlter Greis 1896.
9nrdidnittspreis 15.40-15.S0
Sdafe-3ufubr 200; @ortt Is BIS
Zoe b0ber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
Srcsncp fcit IN
Pdnccit Scr DeMtiHem!
aencral Sais fat friTde srnppen
ms 5eaer gefiibrt, nm ben Gent.
iden has 9Orf an entreiFen.

Berlin iiber 2on6on, 8. Moi.-
Gas ariegsamt meIoet beltte nodl.
mittag: 6resnoD pirO geaen ole
ieinolihen angriffe beboubtet: bel
clrtert @egenboritoB boben mir bort
i%peitere 100 @riten gefan6eu eenort.
men. @ei Moetr uno 9udecourt
ipliroen britiide &ngriffe abaeldIo.
GEN. 8mii6en 8iuter6uro uno
GorbeHD uno Dem gerrn.ou.} oc
Aeg griffen frii6e frans0Iilde
TriIppea am abeno nod borberae.
gailgenem Sromnelfeuer unIere
Stelunget nit GROCER 8udt an,
mitrben ieoo6 mad einem 6itiaen
@efeat In Dem es bdufig slinl
Snpoaenenee fam 5nriidaetrieben
Die @efedte on Der @isne nno
champagne Sront iino peniger Ie6-
bait.
Sn @laaeOonien fam es aeiteru
abcn6 uu0 pdbrenO Der lebten 0a6t
an Gnie oes Gerna 1luIIeS uie0er
81 erbitterteu Gdmpfen. @te6erbolt
ging Der 5ein6 i'm Sturm Dor; ale
4ngriffe o6er broden inter i6peren
8erluIten fir ben 5eino unter I'M
ierem 5euer %8uiammen.
riteH iuerOen etluas flciumHtig.
2onoon 8. Mat.-8o8 aroBe sc.
fedIt bel Gresno1 niutnt fir STE Sri.
ten beute cine etfnas 9inItiaere
8en6ung, beiBt es in Dem gaodmit.
tqgsberidt bon Der Sront. 0urd
Die niinterii9e ue6erleqenGeit Ser
8einbe aus Dem 9orfe bertrie6en,
bat 5elbmari4aa Soig feline Grup-
ben bcute friib ereGnst un6 lief
Dieoer %ongreifen. 9(ber audi 6ic
0eutiden batten friIae 8ruppen ms
@efedt gefitbrt, un0 Der aombf ee.
I%taltete iid at einem b6dft er6itter-
ten; es gelang unieren Sruppen, ei.
men SeiL BEG berlorenen @eIGn0es
iDie0er 5uriid5uerobern. @is iebt i'll
es nber ben griten niGt g~el1ngen,
ii6 pieoer in Zen 9eiis 6eg 9orfes
5u ietet un0 Der borldufiqe @ciniun
Der 9eutiden berbin0ert Sic 8riten,
ibren 9lan, Die 0ellti6e 2ppb 2inie
nuf5uroaen, alts5ufiibren. Die 9ettt.
iden idctnen entibloIien, oos 9ori
inter alien lt%tnItdnoen at bebaltpten,
0enn tie Diiien, Inn ipos e8 ii3 ban,
belt; ebenio felt abe lit au9 Gene.
raj &aig entidloiicL 0os 9orf mie.
Der IN ieine S1noe 5it befommen,
0a ion't ieine 9ldne miBraten. (2[ber
70 pa8D Gepeiden hon Der 8ront
ioiien erfennen, oaB Die 8elttiheu
cine ittge6ettre an5obI gleIerben BIN.
fer Der Shlahtfront m~tfge66uft la.
ben. Ole oelttihe MrtiQerie ii6er.
Idiittet Die britii1en G%telltmgen mil
Ri1em fpdbren Sngel bon @eiAoIIen,
nber ot9 Die britii6en aanoner
lWluelaeB Hlu]L uIlD etIulDetH GuuE
I'M S6uB.
@ogenortig oringen Die Snfante.
rienniien gegeneinonoer Dor unS
braIen NIT fltrdt6orer @emalt nlf.
einonoer. Sc fommt 6arn bGiifiq
gum Son6gemenge in tpeldem 6as
goionett nnO S~anogronaten 6tt
s1ltptroae ipielen.
Mud an Der fron86iiiden Groni
baben Die 9eiitiden cine getpaItige
Gffeniibe er0ffnet; ein erbitterter
aompf tobk i'm gbemin 6es Games.
bod iollen iid, 8ariier Miel6ungen
geuudB, bic 6ron5oien gegen Sic
angriffe Der 9eutihen bebaupten.
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@dnde 2eute oereeiien in ibrem
t~tebereifer Die Satiahe, Oab Die
Ser. Stooten Sic g[Iiierten retten,
nidt umgefebrt. $50 bIeibt 0os
aruerifnnii9e SpIbitbeuubtIeinl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
ltnG0ras tteMe =
~Kricosanlci9c!

2onoon, 8. Moi. - 2out elmer
niis AmlterOom bier eingetrofienen
9epelde miro Die 6. uneoriide
ariegsonIeibe Wiitte U1oi oitggegeben
iBereen. Sie miro iedgpro3pntis
lin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-09
9rnoho, 8. w}oi.

0ma6a, 8. Maai.
GiaSbie6-3ufltbr $500;
8eefitiere 1880 b0ber
@llte B. bette 11.75-13.00
@ittelm. 8eenes 10.50-11.50.
Stoder8 uno 5ee6ers firm.
@etu0bnli1e 9.25-10.25.
@ute b. bette Sellers 9.75-1t.
Cute b, bette &itbe 9.50-10.50
M1ittelm. &iibe 8.50-9.50
@ep0bnliGe 5.50-8.50.
aorngefiitterte Stiere 9.50-10.-
so.
@toder8 Ii. gee6ers firm.
@ute B. bette Seeoers 8.75-9.50.
MittelmGBige 8.00-8.75.
@ep0hnli6e 6.75-8.00
@ute B. bette 5tofers 9.25-10..
%
@tOd6etfers 8.25-tO25
Stodfitbe 100000
S%toftGlber 6.00-10.50.
Seal adlber 8.O0-13.00
BUS II. Stays 8.50-9.75.
Sdweine-3ufubr $500; @arft
groBe 10c bo9er.
Qurfi6nittspreis 15.35-15.70
S0dIter 8reis 1885.
Sdafe-3ufubr 800; @arft 10
25c boher.
2dmmer 17.25-18.40.
2Gmmer 81 bober, SO b6ber IN 2
@oden.
sSabrlinge 14.50-t6.00
8i00er 13.75-1475.
@1ltterIdafe 12.50-14.50.
@efitterte @lttteriaufe 1000
-1t.60.
9ertf. Whitterihnfe 1850
@efatterte 2dmmer 1890.
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Chicago Marftberidt.

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GinObisa-3uflibr 1900; Morft
10-25c B0ber aIs @outog.
Sdueine-3ufubr $4,000; N1orft
meiit 10-15c bo6er.
Soditer 9reis 1900
Gltr6ihnittspreis 15.65-15.90
Sdafe-3ufubr 10000, @torft ge-
pObnlia 16-25e bOber.
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StuHlaS VII
Sorter @ei5en-
Scr. 2. 316-32O
Scr. 3. 314-3l7
Scr. 4. 305--312
9foter g8eiaen-
Scr. 2. 1854
Scr. 3. 303-3t4
@emi1dtes Corn
SIR. 2. 157
gr. 3. 156-157
@eI6eg Corn
Scr. 2. t5S
Scr. 9. 157-f5s
8eiBes Corn
Scr. 8. 1916
@eiber $ofer-
gir. 2. 72-721a
0r. 3. 7t-T2
GemiIdter 6afer-
g1r. 2. 73-73h
ST.. 3. 71M-72
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Urqes Elaborate RiUer Front Development

a recent letter to Hon. Newton D. Baker,
Secretary Of War:
There must be water terminals con-
structed in accordance with appropriate
plans. These terminals require ample
water front and capacious warehouses
They should be physically connected by
a belt-line railroad with the railroad or
railroads serving the community, and
one or more good highways should radi
ate therefrom. They should be equipped
with modern appliances for transferring
freight between the water carrier and
che warehouse and the rail car in the
cheapest and most expeditions manner.
These terminals should be constructed
by the municipalities or other agencies
Of the State and maintained and regu.
lated TO the service of the public. The
size and cost Of such terminals will vary
according to the population and the
financial ability of the community 70
be served and the volume of traffic which
exists
There must be one or more established
lines of water transportation with sui
ficient capital, the requisite number Of
carriers and a complete traffic organ
ization.
There should be complete co-ordin-
alton between the water transportation
lines and the railroads and a pro-rating
of traffic as 10 through rates between
/ the water carriers and the rail carriers
such as now exists between the several
/ lines of railroads, to the end that each
may complement the other and be
jointly dedicated TO the service of the
public.
II will be admitted that there are
/ limited number of harbors and a larger
number of interior waterways on which
the foregoing essentials have not been
provided In fact, it may be stated that
the people of the country, including even
/ that forceful class of citizens who man
/ ago large industrial units and are vitally
interested in transportation, appear TO
( have slight knowledge of the primary
essentials for securing transportation by
water. The demand for the movement
of products by water which exists under
normal conditions has been made acute
under war conditions. but in many cases
the essential facilities are lacking.
The committee are impressed with the
conviction that it is their duty TO di-
rect attention to this serious derelictior
Of duty upon the part of the public and
to express the opinion that appropria'
tions should not be made for the i'm
provement OF those rivers and harbor'
CONTINUED on Page Fifteen)
Evening journal., 1917-12-11
Banking statlstics
peposits-savings Ban
Increase IN ave years --.. s2ooOo.7os.oo=so.4Z
EXPORTS or WILMINGTON.

At this time for the reason that VII
mingtons foreign business is included
in the customs totals of other ports
through which it is moving it is difficult
70 arrive at the export tonnage OF the
city. From interviews / have had with
manufacturers however ] should Judge
that about 25To Of the production here
is destined 20 foreign markets and 1870
for domestic use and consumption.
WILMINGTON A CUSTOMS DISTRICT.
The factories OF Wilmington are an
nually turning out hudreds of Thousands
OF tons Of Manufactured products which
are exported to foreign countries and
many raw materials entering into these
products are imported from other lands.
Not a pound OF this business is going
abroad to-day over Wilmington's dooks
and terminals for lack OF facilities.
Every pound however, Is going to the
credit and upbuilding Of the water
borne commerce Of the competitive ports
Of the Atlantic Seaboard. These exports
and imports are swelling the customs
reports OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York To-day Wilmington is a sub.
port OF Philadelphia. When the con-
templated docks are built here Whining
ton win be entitled 10 be made a Gus
toms district herself with an increased
Governmental staff
There is more 70 this than appears
on the surface. When a seaport re-
quests aid for River and Harbor work
10 be done by the Government the first
thing investigated by the War Depart
ment Is the amount Of water borne com
merce done by the port and whether the
suggested improvement will be justified
/ by increased business At this tins on
account Of the apparent small showing
being made by this CITY, viz. an annnel
water borne commerce OF about g3S,793
tons the Government insists that the
City should share IN the expense of up.
Keep and improvements on the Chris
tiana River. amounting 90 thousands OF
dollars year 10 the City. When Will
mlngton by reason Of modern docks and
, terminals Is able 10 handle through It's
( own port the imports and exports OF ita
Z manufacturers and business men, tho
: IoVernment through the War Depart
ment Will do more than its share Of the
9 improvements needed TO bring deer
/ water from the channel 10 the dock.
q aud piers.
| IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF BoSToN
o NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AMI
BALTIMORE. '--''
As viii be shown later In this -
is port the freight rates to and from vii
ls mington are such that il is reasona NJ
to expect this City could secure a shar
of some of the through foreign busines
Of the above ports. As information
Evening journal., 1917-12-11

new and exciting adventure because of his intelligence and
downright grit On the right is William Heyiger VINO
holds boys spebound with tales of baseball football ana
track meets where heroes wonderful inspiration
in courage and stamina.
That boy of yours is growing up His reading and his
friends are moulding him. His thoughts are laying the
congregae on the corner are bad influence but II IS
merely temptation to say Don't play with those boys
Cheap morbid novels just so much poison to his mno
but it doesn't do to say Don't read that Your boy is
healthy vigorous impehIous He cannot thrive on donS
Encourage him to DO Divert him from harm ana the
possibility of harm by giving him present OF
Evening journal., 1917-12-11
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Romeo and Juliet" s reels, today.--AdN
IoHNsON WILL HOLD JOB.
By The Cnited Press.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. ii.--Ban Johnson viii
continue as president Of the American
League unless he is called to perform
some war duty for the government He
made his statement in refutation Of the
report that he would resign when tha
club owners Of bis circuit hold their
meeting here tomorrow.
Johnson was elected 10 a term Of .
years, Of which he has served nine.