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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
plan fiir anoeincinc
D~ienitpflic6t fertio!

@aibingtoL 10. 6eb. Der
@eneraIftab oes 8ltn0esbeeres bat
geItern ariegsiefretar 9afer einen
bis ins gtnaeloebenOite alsgearbeite.
ten 9lan fir Die Ginfiibring Der
aaaerleinen milit6riiden 3ienft.
pfli6t etugerciht. 2erielde mei6t
Der @bomherlaini6en 8prloge, mel.
de am Sounta9 bonn &omitee fir
mllitariihe 4ngplegen6eiten Dem &c.
nat alnitig einberi6tet lpur0e. boil
jtdnbig al. llnter onoerem iagt
chamberlain In ieiner 8orlage, Dab
cine 9ienit5eit bon feds Wonaten
ausreihenO iein lpiirpe, lpabrenb
Der @~eneraIitab erfldrt, OaB elm
Sabr minoeiteng fir cine geniigenoe
mititdriihe 4llsbiloung ben0tigt
peroen piir0e. SeoenfaQs peroen
Gle 5ahleltte mebr babon beriteben
pie Senator Chamberlain.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
gerein iunaer sOsialilteu.

Die ugeung @eoples 5ociolift
2eagilea miro jebt cine 3eitihrifi
b~erausaeberL Ole muf Dem Mimeo.
graph b%erhialfaltigt miro, uRa bon
Den MitglicAern Der 2iga reoieiert
miro. 5erner tpiiroe bei6lpiieEL einG
4ropagaton fiir bic grri6tung elmer
ioaiaIiltiiAen Spnntagsldule unO
Dor oen rcgeluldbigen @%erinmmlpH-
gen cine lIntarridtstlaiie in Gasia,
lismlts 3u erridtelL INN alien, Die rs
mHni6elL Den ipahren 9egriff oes
Mortes So3ialismus be 5nbringpn.
Der 10 oft mibeeritanbal miro.
Am 5reitag. ben 16. 5ebruar,
aben0s $50 ,finbet i'm f~iinften Stof
bes gDrie.@ ebaubes @de 10. unS
5aruam Str. cine 8orIaiung Itatt.
81 Der oas 8lblifum b6fIihit einge.
la0en lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Dcrlnite ~Ipaniicbcr
HannelsflctteI

Ma6rio, ii9er aonoon, IA. Sch
Die IpnntIde @onoelsflotte, melhe
I'M sui 1914 aus GAO Sabr3eugen
nit einem @eiamttonnengebalt bon
.864,49t 9onneu beItano. bat in.
.folae oes arir0es Bis 5un 81. Sa.
mar 5diffsearluite I'm 8erte bon
ungefdbr 100000 9eletas en-
litten. Sirben 0nmpFer bon ms.
geiamtt $4,000 aonnel, ionic %
SegeliAiffe iinb entfuehar bltrd Mi.
men ODER hurh gauhboote perienft
lpor0en, @ennnute ginbnbaH re.
praientieren nabe8p 12 Qro8eut Der
@anpeIsmaripe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
1narkt6eriNtcs

GleberniticIt BON @iIiusft Srtit Col
Drange1-250s. 1883, 324s, per alIte, 1915
2t6s, $500 pcr @i1le; ate nnbsren gt6ber
S3.25; ertra fancb, ipe5ial, 8iite 25c teurer
AitroHeH-6aaf s00s, 1905, $500 per aifte
etHseetpa0It, 300s, 500, $3.50 per aifte.
Grapefruit ses, ss.75 per ailte; 4ss, e8s
$500 uno b4s, 64s, 500, ees, $3.50 pel
aiite.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. faHeu. sos 800, er
trq faneb, $3.50, extra felect $500.
greiBelbeeren-eat @oipe's, $4,000 Der SAB
greibeIbearr-aate Sone's. $1,000 per SAB
$3.50 PET atlte,
gepfel grt gIaas. extra fareb, $3.50
gtrf. gIads, innep, $500; srf. 8Iads,
eelD6bnlide, $3.50 per aifte; gort Smpe.
rials, $500 Der SaB; @aups, Colo, fancn.
S1.e5, EXTRA taHfb, sf.75 Der &iite; @ome
Beauties St.75 per aiite; %. %. geor.
maiHeS, faieb $500, ertra iaBeb Se.25 per
elite.
anrtoffeIH- $3.50 Der aulbeE,
SibiartoifeIf-S 80 per Gambler.
9tiibert, peiBe gliheF, 3llderriber, 8aitirta,
fen. 4agaes, &c Der Biitnb; RobL &c per
8fnno; 9laHeniobL $3.50 her Crate; Cur,
fen, S2.25 per 9ubenpi gomaten, $3.50 per
@raie. s1.00 pet aorb; 8ptbeI. rote &c Der
4funo mo ipaHii6e $500 per Grats; gyobe
Grts. $3.50.
soHis-24G $685. Der aiite; girItne, eOc
Der 9usenb,
alde- Bnnuife, &c 9ie.; Grobe Sidorb, 4t
&iuno; fIeiRe Sidorb, Sc 8fpto; enelifae
@5apuiiiie SO. /, 1sl5c $50.
gpleliUeirl glptt's, GaBben S4.25
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Sr0nsoIcn ent5ichcn
ftcb Sem lsFic0sSienIt!

8aris, 10, 6eb. - MlilitGroienIt-
|pflihtige baden at Den beridieOeh-
item Ulitteln georiffen, I'M iid Dem
9tenite 81 e%nt6ieben. Gin erIt fiir5-
lid befnnnt e~eiporoener fQa lit Der
zines 80 Sabre olten Wtonfes, Def,
fen Yaue SouleiI[on lit, un0 Der iid
felt ausbrlt9 Der 6einoieligfeiteu
beritedt eebaIten bate. aiiroliG
nun itarb iein 9ater, un6 Der Wlanu
fam ans ieineu 0eritef beraii3 I'm
.nilf fem Grbe anIprn1 erbeben Sll
fonuen, Sin @en0nrm ie0od. 6et
.ibn fantte, berbaftete ibn, iln6 Ct.
.ttarte. 0oB er crit oirnen mitie eba
.rr iein Grbe nntteten tonne.
Gin nrtoerer, 4lfrel Holl8, Der.
Itedte ii6 in 1ebl 8aloe bon 9lep,
notOes. CT baute lid aus Gteinen
NIB 9ol3 cine fleine @iitte. in nell
der nod tiht einplal elm 9fen feb(.
te, III benz CT 9rot baden fonnte.
Ga er g~epiigen0 Mtlnition ftr feline
smei @epebre unb 9tItolen bette, 10
labte CT bon Der Sage uuo Dem slid.
fange. air8li6 geriet Elm iuuges
Ytdoden, lpelheS S6oIe batete, oltf
Der 6uhe uad einem berlarenen
S6aie, an Die 9iitte oes Manncs,
ino fanb i'm idIafen6. Gle Be.
nadrihtigte iofort bic @enoarmerie
uno na@ einem furaeu Sample pur.
De &ouS berbaftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
cma6a Wiarflberidi.

2Hlabqt 10. Seb.
&iHODie6 3ufubr 1900.
Beet Stiere 10 bis 15c bober.
Cute bis 6eie 9ecfes 1850
t1.40.
gtitteImdBiga 8eefes 9.75-10.5C
@epobnli6e $685. 70.
@embbnlife s.00-9.75
@emobuIi6e 7.75-0.g5.
@eenes 6.50-s.T5.
@itteimaBige s.50-10.00
aiIbe url6 Sellers Iangianl feit.
Bute bis bette &eifers s.26(925
Cute bis bette aiibe 7.50-s.2F
MtittelmaBige ailbe 6.50-7.50
@emobnli6e 5.25-6.50.
aorngefiitterte Stiere 9.25-tG
Stofers ilro Seekers langiam.
cute feit nnsere idpof.
5eeoers cute bis bei1e s.75-9.2
@liiteImdbigr 7.60-s.75
@eluObnIide 6.50-7.60.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

itarfen Streitfraffen III oieien Qlb.
ifnit unternonlrneil. anr3 nod
@litteruodt gelane Is ben @ritcn,
nad miitenDeln 3nnogran1tenfanpi
In bic i6neebeOedtet SHnraen elm.
5u0rineen. Sn frdftie Our6gefibr.
tenn @egenItoB tpuroen fie ober ipte.
Der Suriidgetrieben. Sie e%rltttell
|i6fpere @erlnite an Gotten uib Ser.
punoeten, iino bic 9eutIheu ma6ten
cine Q[n5ob[ @efangene.
lin bier llbr friib fam Der 6.
un0 Iebte 8oritoB. Der iebod i6on
I'M 0eliti6en S~perrfelter Suiammen.
broh, mod ebe en- gar5 our @nt
mideIiing toulnten fonate.
Die aampfpanie in Gnmdnien.
Berlin, Is. Seb. SalbumtIid)
6eri9tet oie llebprieeiIHe GaGridten
@eentur unter hem geltrigen Datum:
Ole Durm bittere a6lte ut0 Die
beftigen Sdneeltiirme entIang Der
gonaen ruHdniiden 8ront berlr.
iodte 4nmpfp1nie bot Sen Eruppen
Der 3entralmd9te @elegenbeit geae.
ben. Bite IAIedten StraBet, Die 3er.
itorten 8riiden nno GiIalbobnen
pteoer in Gtanb ST. ieten. Ser
8abnberfebr 1T atlf fat alien 2inien
In bpaem @etrirb. SliiHtlinge ner-
ben mad tbren 6eimltdtten gebradt.
Babrifen geoffnet uno lnifoiIeiloc
@orfebrltngen getroffen fir Die ge.
bnitrlng bes @obens I'M 6riibiabr.
auh ipuroe bic 3abl Der SoIpt-
taler betrddtli6 erbobt. 50 Sablt
beilte @u8eii, mo Ii9 frii1er mir brei
ritm1niiae $oipitGler nit 600 9et.
ten befanoeb ridt tueniger aIs ii
Soipit1ler nit 2469 @etten. gIs
Die 0eliti6en @erbiin0eten III fof-
ioni einriidterL CAB es bort MIR Elm
einsiges Soipital nit 250 9etten
uno nteGes cine mar in rnbeidreib.
lidcr @erfoiiung.. Geitber pnr0e
Die 8obl ser 8ettert, Sic man in
SduLen unb onOeren 6ffentli6en
@ab1uben 1ufItpate, auf $500 erb0bt
itno eIeid8eitig fir Die notigen ia.
nttdren Mnbnabmen Gorge getra
gen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Kani0s Gitp
S~dn0erfeit !
gertreter Der SefbcbOrbc Srritoa in
Chicago nnO SouHtae
In Omaha,

Ser folgen0e @rtcf bon Der G1it,
gerfeltbeboroe in 9anias GltD pirf
in S6neerfreiicu ii9erli6 erobeS
Sntereiie erreaen.
aanins Gitn, no. Ia. Seb. 1917,
Ser Sal. s. Heter,
1911 8otuaro Ctr.
Omaha, Mebr.
.2ieber SER 9etert
Die GaneerfeItbeborOe miro Dem
@btcagoer @e1iiens&omulers ON
6reitag, ben t6. b. @Rtg. oltr6 Ser
trettnl9 beipo6nen. Serr @ogner.
SER Wtonn ituo Serr &llg meroer
iih etnfin6er.
Sim Nodmittng oes t6. 3. Wlts.
finbet Inn &oteI 8isntart bort eine
@eipredung Der gunoesbeomten nit
ben 81. 6. Serreu Itott unb Sipnr
Inn A llbr nadmtttoes. SER Srreb.
Ion fpiro nniuelenb iein.
2aoe sic Su bieier @onferen8
frelnoli6 Elm. Bon Chicago &c.
benfen Die g. Is. &erren nnf 0mabo
81 gebett UNI BORT ben Sonntag
81 be%rbringen. SeiIen sic Dies
ben Serren S1neern eiitieIt nit.
5reunbli6 griiBenb Sbr ergebener
S. u. Bruno 8err, Get.
SER Sal. s. peter fam leioer
Der ginIaoullg nod gbicagp &c.
idaftebalber niGt Golge leilten.
Die Omaha Sanger tneroen ltd
ben @eiu6 Der aanias GitD Sanger.
feit.geb6roe iiderIt6 our groBen
@hre anredneH. Sbre 4npelenbeit
miro auA 8tpeifellos Oo8 Sntereiie
fir oas am 6onutag o~b5ubaftenoe
6tiftungSfeit 0err Goucoroia" be
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

@ite b. bette 5tofers 7.25-8,5O
Stod Sellers 7.00-S.50
Stod Giibe 6.0O-6.75. III
Gtof a6lber 100000
8eal aGlber 9.25-t0.25.
8uLs ltnb stags 7.25-8.25
Bologna Bluffs 6.00-7.00
Sdueinc -8ufubr $500; Marfi
fart Bis Sc b6ber.
9urdi6nittspreig tt.85-t2.20.
SodIter Breis 1890. &eforb.
Sdafe- 3ufu9r 2t.000; @arft felt
2dfluter Zoe niebrigar 81 idpad
2altlner 13.50-14.65.
Mflttteridnfe 9.50-11.25.
8i0ber 10.50-11.50.
@efitterte @5lltterl9afe 10 Bis
15c b1ber.
5ee6er N}lltteridofe 6.00-S.00
Seeoer 2Gmrter 13.00-f4.25.
S1brlinge 11.50-13.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
preiss1110skcnb0H
i'm OcMtl6cn PaMic!
9dGiten Samstas Aaben Der 9latt.
SitidIe @erein aab Der 9entide
SamenuereiR iBreu ge'
mftnIamen Mas.
feHball,

@ie oli16rIid, 70 iperoen altd
oiesmnl Der 9IottoitI1e @ereen uu0
Der 9elttide Gamensg erein i9ren
Mastenbaa genteini1m beronItalten,
un0 3pnr finoet oerieIbe Sam8ta9,
ben II. 5ebruar, itatt. Die Mn8fen.
baae Der baiOen 8ereine gebdren
itatS al ben beItbelu6ten 0eJtiden
9eranitaltungen in Der 9aiion ltno
fam man aud iast idon nit Slider
belt borauslagen, 0aB ont Samstdg
has 9eltide 9als uberfiat ieil
miro.
8as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit mie
Itets aud oiaSma[ bemiibt, allen glue
ipeIerOen eiflen b0Ait floelen 9lhen0
sn bereiten, nn0 e8 miro nidts iii.
beriuAt GoIielt, 0ieien 8oriat Ourds
5ufabreH. Sir quite Muiit lit pie
itets geiorgt, uno fiir Die id6niten,
fonii6iten nna beiten Gbaraftermas-
ten, IoiDte fur 0te beitelt 8ruppell
itno 8arpreiie in @eianltb0be bon
$500 ausgeiebt.
Isle nidts anoeres oienen Mns
fenballe bn8u. bic Snreen bes gla-
tags iiber 9orb 81 perfen, nnb iid
anter benz Sdnse Der Wtasfe uub
llnfanntIidfait airunal redt BON Ser.
sen ou omaiieren. User Dies tur
min, iolte nidt beridnmerL ben
MaSfenhaa on Samstog inn Qelt-
iaen 9allie 81 beiltaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Deter. zllnoari1ebes
SaIAtnesfelt!

Solmtag ben is. 6ebruar, iaieri
Der Gaterreidiid ungariihe @lan.
nerogeia IN Der tat6oIiiden 8abmit
ihep GurnbaIle, frilber Net Sale.
1915 @. -. StrnBe. fem oiesjG6.
RIGGS 5aidingsfet. Die 5eier be.
9innt bereits UNI 3 lbr nq6mittags +;
Der 6intritt betragt 25 Gents bic
9erIon. 9as aomitee miro nidts
nnpeFiudt laiien ben @afteH mab-
rere gemBreiba 5tnn0en 81 berei-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
gielOer6eihenbe grHdtdleu.

Guelph 5lopers, bas iiebenidbrise
G6dterdeu BON Serrn uno 6rall
4eter Shoppers, ode 8s. uno 8.
Stre6e, Glib mabn, mobnbaft.
pprpe @iithpoh abeno, nls iie Gin.
tdufe beloram ioIlte. bon Dem -
iabrieen Gonn Raapiefonsfi unS
5pei nelin Sabre alten SpieBgeieaeil
u6eriallem meldle ibr eineu 3lueieel
lnrlAein entriilen. Ger H1uber.
ballptmam 8ong mlroc fatgenoW.
men tilo Ole smei Golors fanaep
iia ii ieincn Sut bertedt bur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
Rcbc prdmie fir
Gau6bccts5 srit0runoI

@aris, 10. Sch. - Sn Der iran.
Saiiihen GeputiGrteutamnler reidtr
glu0re eeieare eipea Antrag Gin scr
geiablma zines franSaiiihen4 zines
~nlliierten o0er nelltralm Sdiifes,
mas ein feinblihes 9puhhaof sqr.
tort cine 4ramie BON lie S500,6a0
mls5uieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
BankperId9melSMneen
in Qemtgeblanb!

Berlin is. dab. 6HnfenaepeIde)
3eitrmaen beridten Dab Die 9alti6c
8anf fid init bent S6Iefiihen 8oHf.
berein unS Der @orbaeutihen areSit-
artltnlt berifmolsen bot un0 bias Sta
pital Der 9putihen 8ant 0esneaer
BON 250, 600 900 Mnrf auf 278,.
BORT erl1bt porbeu lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
!0mnbertia6riaer aeltur6en.

5ort Do0ge, Sd. 10. Beb. = 3n
ieinem nabe gebigb e~elegenen Seim
lit seltern abrabnm 8nrger TIM al-
ter bon fdit 101 Sabren gaitorben.
gr mar am is. 6ebrltor 1916 ge.
boren utlb mar ME berbeiratet gene
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

Sn 8lDei @ytraipaggon8 retIten
beitte morgen cine gr0Bere 9ln5aBI
unIerer observation-disclosures
mad 2ineoln, I'M bte WitgIteoer 6e8
Senats oberum3ltfriegcn", linen
Stimmredt bel Der 8r1iibentenipa6l
az getpdAren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
seihusiies dramsnitimmredt.

columbus, o., -. 6eb. = Der
Senat nnbm geitern Die hereits Dor.
Der pom @auie gut aebeiBene @or-
laae an, melhe Den 6raHen Nes
taatps bel agA &raii0eHtenuablen
Siimmredt aeludlrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16
gLm hellen Saae 6eran6t.

5. y. 9auih bon aate WtanafUa
mlroe MittmoA nadmittag Inn bier
llbr Gde IL. unb Gabenport Str.
BON Slpei sterleH ii6crfalleR rnO Inn
iaiue tlbr uno 9ari6ait beraubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-16

Ceiterreidl- llugarn nn6 DemtIde
itiirmcH Steannsen NIB ueG.
men 1900 @unH sefnugsn.

Berlin, 10. Geb. NunfenberiGt.)
Gns &rieJSdmt meloete qcItern
nben0 Goleenoes: Mebrere rlIliIde
SteIlungen In Dem @2efte Ganeiti
Y Mbidnitt, unpeit Der 8ufomina
Greroe, tpuroen eeitern bon otter.
reidDitnenrtIHen ulo oertIhen Grup.
pen inter benz 9efebl oes grsber.
6ogs Soiepb eeItiirtlt irnb boben oos
ercberte @ebict alien ruililhen Sc.
ge1nHgriffen aitnl Gros beboltptet.
llniere Sruppen nnbmen iiber 1900.
NnIien unb % 9ffi3iere gefongen
uno erbeutetcn orei @ei9iibe, IL.
Mri6inengeiucbre uno 6 Miinen-
perfer.
Bon Der @eitfront miro offisien
geutel0et: Mn6 n~ngepobnlih befti.
Gen Artinerief6mpfen Iebte 6ie bri.
tiiHe Snfnnterie r0roIiG bonn an.
ere 6IuB mieoer gum Sturm an.
3ipeimal fsiirnte Der 6eino geoen
uniere Gtellungen iiioli1 bon Serre
an; beioe Argriffe ober ipuroen
bon inns abgcihlagen; in benz Itd
eltiptnnenoen San0gemenge muroen
ben 9riten idluere @erluite beige
braht,
Nnsriffe arts ber Cuff.
Berlin, Is. 5eb. Die lleber.
ieeiihe 9ndridten ggentur meIoet,
bob lii Der gladt oe8 8, Gebruor
nn berihieoenen Stellen Der 8eIt.
front bon 0eutlhen 6luescltaen nertn
Sonnen Ggploiioitoffe abgeporfen
tpurOer. Der oItli6e gabnbof al
4miens tpnroe nit 6rei GonnenI
Dpnontit bei9uitet uro Iii Brand
aeiebt. Ger on anoeren Gtellen
nigeridtete Sdo0en mar ~beoeuteno.
2on0nt i5. 80. 3ie britii6eI
abmiralit1t melDet, 0oB Elm britt.
ides 9ufigeihnaocr oen Safcn bon
Nriigge beidob. Gincs Der Slug.
Selge febrte nidt mieOer 8triid.
griten grcifcn ufrgeblid an.
Berlin, is. 6eb. Ger Nlili.
t1rfritifer Der lteberieeiiden glad.
ridltcn glgentur beridtete qeiteru oes
R1heren iiber bic Sample on Der
@eitfront ant @pnntag:
3uifden Scrre un0 Qncre tpur.
ben feds glngriffe Der 9riten unter
ben idmeriten @erIuIten fir ole Gin.
greifer abgeldlogen. Der 5einh bat
te bereits am friiben aahmittog
cin alBeroroentIid Geftiges 5euer
auf Die neuti6en gtelun9ea MORO,
lid Der gnere er0ffnet uno eg nlitl
benz Ginbruh Der Naht gum Itdrft
item Ironmelfcuer g%eiteigcrt. Gin
@raben fabe Serre muroe md6renb
hieIeg borbereitenDen 8elers bon ben
9eutiden eeraumt, obne Dab Der
Gein0 bic @eipegling ~mabrun1m
Dns Jeuer, Dos er gegen Die ge.
r1unlte Sdanse rihtete, mar iogar
bon beioiioerer Sefti9feit.
s3iuiiden 0 un0 10 llbr ahen6s
brnhen Sic erIten brittiden 46tei
hlttgen in ser NadbariGaft bon
Beaumont sum Stltrm iiber ben
idnacbaoedten @ooen Dor. Gle fuur.
ben bl4tig 5llriidgeiuorFen. Qlif bens
TeLbelt VuHtte idliaen Die atuei ,
nd9lten qn6riife gIeihfaas febf.
Der bierte @ngriif mur0e 6itlid
BON @e1lteoiirt bon einem burd
sablretde Moidinengeidlse inter !
,itilttan Battalion anaeIebt. ct mar !
Elm boiltdnbiger 8ebIi6lag. en- benz
erbitterten 8n~noaefnenge, Sas ibm
foiate. hliebeH Gin 0Ffi3iar un0 iiber .
40 Mnin als @efangene in oelt.
i1en 9anoen.
Nndh anpi S(unriffp m,trAen NIT
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gs besablt fin. IN Den Rial,
ffiaierien 9ln6ciseu4 Der SriFAne su
1~rnonriercll.
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G6icaeO Marft6eridlt.

Chicago, 10. Sch.
&inObie5- 3ufubr 1000; Marft
langiam bis idma6D.
@o1ltar 4reiS 1900.
Canadian @rafterg 900.
Sdbrlinge ip1t 9iepstag t1.75.
Sdlueine $4,000; Warft
metiters 10c niebriger.
S06iter 4reis 1850.
Dlrdidnittspreis 12.2O-12.35
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000; Morft un-
gef6br Zoe bober.
@efiitterte QGun1er 1900.
&36ffer 8reis 1850.
6eeoer Q1mnler 1850.
Soabo 21nnler 1895.
aauins Stir Marftbcridt.
&unIas Gitn, Is. 6eb.
GinSbieb-3ufubr 1900; Martt
langiam, idmaa 10 bis 2bc ME
Origer ais Mlontag.
Bette Stpfers hlll.
S6diter 8reis 1850.
goIora0os 1915.
Beef Stiere felt biz iGpnd.
S1brlinge lies.
aiibe unb Sellers felt bis idpnf.
S1brlinge nieoriger.
Sdiurine-3ufnbr 5000; Wiarft
felt
Soldier &rei8 1916.
Observation-Disclosures 1t.S5-12.40
Sdafe- 3nfubr 5000; Mlarft felt.
Sa6ter 9reis 1890.
81. SOiepb Marft6eri6t.
ct. Soiepb, 10. Sch.
8inbbieb-3uiubr 1900; Marft
langiam bis Zoe nieoriger.
S1hiter @reis 11.35.
sdlueiHe-3ufibr 10000; miorft
felt.
Sohiter @reis t2.45.
Qurdihnittspreis 12.t0-12.40.
5dafe- 3ufubr 5000; @tartt lang.
lam 3iige ip1t.
@eiiitterte Sanunler t4.60.
Omaha 6ftreieemarft.
0moba, Is. 5ebulnr.
Carrier @ei3en-
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aamias Gin Marftbfridlt.

. Sanias etip, Is. 5abrlar,
Sarter 8ei5en-
gr. 2. 1880
gr. 3. 177-179
SIR. 4. 174-f77
&oter 8eisen-
gr. 2. 177-1S0
gfr. 3. 173-17S
Sc. A. ITO
@eiBps gorn-
CIR. 2. 98h-ss%
9r. 8. 81
@elbes Corn
Nr. 2. 99M
SIT. 3. SO
Gepiihteg Corn i
sr. 2. 9915
gir. 3. SO
8eiBer Snfer-
Slr. 2. 5Tb
gar. 8. 55-56
@emiifter &nfer-
9ar. 2. $50
I, @r. 8. 57A
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Scr. 2. t75A-t77
Ger. 3. 174-176
Scr. A. 170-172
8eiber 6riibiabrspei3en-
0r. 2. 172-170
gfr. It. t7t-t78
9uram-@ eiSen-
Set. 2. 171-t78
gfr. 3. 1911
8eibes Gorn-
gr. 2. 95M-96A
Nr. 3. 95h-96A
ST.. A. 95A-96
ar. 5. 95A-95M
Scr. 6. 95-95h
@plbes gorn-
9lr. 2. 95-95h
ar, 3, 95-95A
gir. 4. 94h-95A
Ger. 5. 94-94h
Scr, 6. 933l-94
@emiidtes Corn
g1r. 2. 95h-95h
Nr. 3. 95-95A
Nr. a. 94A-95
Der. 8. 94-94h
Qr. 6. 93A-94
MpiRer Snfer-
Ger. 2. $3.50
ar. 8. 5bA-55M
Stanoar6 @afer 55-55b
Or. A. 54A-55
@erite-
Matsgerfte 1f2-t20
5uttergerfte 9s-11O
aoegen-
9ir. 2. 1916
Nr. 3. 1875
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Emaha Nftrfiarmarft.

0noba, Is. 5ebHlnr.
Garter 8eiaen-
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-15

first American association player who
has declared his willingness to serve
Uncle Sam In the greatest game Of all
Information that this player-one of
the most popular (and deservedly SOY
men who ever wore an Indianapolis
unifOrm-had enlisted to battle for
democracy was contained In telegram
received by Manager Jack Hendricks.
Those who knew Leary were not at
all surprised that he had enlisted. Dur
Ing the playing season he was desir-
GUS to do his bit. He wanted then to
join the Second Officers Training
Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison and,
only the fact that his brother already
had Joined the Massachusetts Nation
al Guard and that his mother looked
to Jack for her support, prevented the
Indians first baseman from enlisting
In Indianapolis-either in the training
camp or the regular army.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-15
He Opened the Days Mail.

lambs were especially lovely this year,
but still, Santa Claus decided, the dolls
and fire engines and trains Of cars
were about the best in the whole shop
Great smiles spread over his face,
for he thought how he would put
these things around Christmas trees
and into hanging stockings. What q
good time he would have! All, how
lucky he vast *
And he laughed aloud until the REIN
deer once more sent their special call
of: "Are you ready for us? You al
ways laugh like that when you're
ready to start"
"Not yet. my fine reindeer" Santa
Claus called back. I'm just thinking
a little bit ahead-that's ALL"
Again Santa Claus walked and
looked about his shop. What splendid
story books there were, too, this year
many of them filed with beautiful
pictures and with stories Of animals
and birds and flowers and fairies.
Stories Of adventures were there, too,
and stories of school life which older
boys and girls would like so much.
Yes, he did have fine collection, he
decided. And how busy he had been
during the summer. He had worked
so long and SO hard, and now his re-
ward was soon to come. He would see
the sleeping children, he would watch
them smile as they dreamed of Christ
mas trees and filed stockings, while at
the same time he was making these
dreams come true. '..
II must get my tree decorations
ready" said he to himself. And he
brought down from a high shelf upon
which were rows Of boxes, glorious
tinsel, golden stars and gilded candy
bags. There were other boxes filed
with candles and there were yards and
yards Of bright decorations Of silver
and Of gold.
"Now must take another look at
the last letters that have come" said
Santa Claus.
He opened the days mail. And such
mail as it was! From hundreds and
thousands of freplaces he had taken
these letters, and from other places
where the children told him they
would put their letters.
Eyes," he said to himself, "every.
thing is in pretty good shape. l
haven't forgotten that Lucy wants
doll that says, Mamma, Papa and
Jackie wants new train Of cars"
And so he went on down through the
list. There were the names of the
children and there were the toys he
was going to give them. And waiting,
ready to start, we're the reindeer.
II think the children will have
pretty good Christmas this year."
chuckled Santa Claus to himself, as he
looked once more over his magic toy
Shon
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-15

this may not always work out, 1t Is
a fact that the heavy hitters Of to-
day are few IN comparison to the fence
smashers Of bygone years.
Percy Haughton Of the National
league was the first one to boost for
new pitching rules In the winter Of
1915, but he didn't succeed in con-
vincing the rule-makers that there was
anything radically wrong with the code
as 1t stood at that time, so the pitch
ers were left alone.
Shine Ball a Myth.
During the season just closed there
was much discussion in the American
league regarding the shine ball. Ed
die Cicotte has since declared that
there "ain't no sech ANIMAL" but that
doesn't make 1t unanimous by long
shot, for there are any number Of
would-be 300 hitters who will tell you
that there Is such a thing, and that 1t
isn't bit Of help to an athlete who
Is trying to swell his slugging figures.
There will be q lot Of, changes in
baseball discussed before the winter
Is over, and the pitching rules may
come in for an airing. If they do the
boys who make their cakes by WELD.
ing mean salary fiipper in the regu
lar season will all try to get them
selves traded to the heavy-hitting
clubs.