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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
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bin0lmg nit Den Iau66ootboien
8eebriig9e iuro Giten0e unterbin0en.
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eroberte @clGnOe bon oen @riten be.
feItigt miro G.r erluGbnt nifts
ii6er einen feilioliden @egenangriff.
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9eiib RnBden0oeIeS beloiisu, obne
@}nnnl6often in einer @eqenofienIibe
a1 opiern. Ser britiidje 96erbefe6ls.
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folgrei1er lleberiaa ausgefilbrt mur.
De, nobel mehrere 8eutIt6e in @cfoils
genihait eerieten. gln anoeren Gei.
len Der s5ront, 10 mel0et er, iin0 Iebs
6afte @eidjiiBfdmpfe 3u berBeid)nen.
Barrier geriht.
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gelueloet. bob bic Qautiden no9 ets
nem geipoltigen glrtilleriefel4er oaS
ga Gbannle @ebol8 mie0er angriffen;
Die gtnariffsfolounen lpitroat ie0o6
burh oos irolt30iiidje 1Seuer gum
Soften gebrodt 8ei ct. Quentin
un6 nor0meitIifl bon &beiuS lunroe
elm fein0Iider lleberfaa obgeiAlagen.
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ariehensnerndlte.

2tnllterodm, Z. gtoD. 2ln Der
bieligen gorie mur0en e5eriidlte laut,
Ooil IN 9e5eutber 81 9ern 5tbmei5.
eile 6rleoenstonierrn5 itattiin0er
Der0e.
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gor glnfrcanns seItOr6en.

getersbura, Snb., 7. glob.
3nan3i9 Ntiintten nodocnl er bptt
ieiner 8abl oIs g1itgIieo oeg 5toOt.
rats unterri6tct mitrbe, Itorb SarrD
Saiue8 am Ser5idIa9.
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Die g9n6l in glafiadlnietts.

Bolton, Z. gsob. - Oie GepnbIi-
fnner baben geitern ourdipeg eiiien
Sieg oabongetrngeu. 0ffi6iele 3db.
len geben belte Dem @ouOernclir
ganlpel g8. @1cgaIl, &epltblifoner,
cine 8luroIitdt bon 9O,559 Slim.
men iiber 6re6erit MtonsfieIo, ben
0entofroten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
Haldlen0aele aenpmlnrn.

3onoon 7. gtob. = Die britiiden
Gritppen bobeu in Dem gpern 9lb-
ihnitt in gelgien einen meiteren be.
Ocutenoen Sieg errlilgen in0em lie
in ben geiie Der beiBuunltrittenen
Sioot gaBdenDoele eelaagt liil0. Die
suits 0es briiildlen 9eils rldltet lid
lett nui gioaIers. 9ie eiltnabale
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07

Sic Shpeiser baben iidl einen
neiten @nusieaen du9eIeat, Der nud
onnerstpo nit gfuben gebraudt iper.
Den fam: Spar 8rot, ipor 1ritttf,
ipor oIlerbouo, nenn idtper braun
gfot 1uO &rieq Dem 2onb.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
gBnhIreinltafe in Dim.

Columbus, Chio, z 9tpD.-Gas
Reiultot Der 9robi6itionspobl mar
'bellte nod i'll 3ueifel, o6ipobl Die
aglaiien eiueu Goriprung bntteu.
Gie @ntideiolng miro bon 0en %
nod ausitebeuOcH Counties obbiHs
gen. 9ie 9eri6te nus 4,725 Gre-
Siitfteu. eilldllieBlif Der ourdllpeg
noiieu Snrlilton nn0 Gunobnga
Counties, adben 0rn ~9tallen@ bellte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
9ic g8nbl in sSn0iana.


sS5n0ion0polis, Z 9toD.-gto1 Den
bis6eriaen geridtcn baben Die 60
3inliIten bei Ser geitrigen Bo1G III
3lpei 5tGoten bon SSnoiana 9iir-
germciiter erndbIt. Soiln Is. 2epis,
5o5ialiit, tpurbe gum 9iirgerlneiiter
bon @lmooo mo 5rauf 2eninaur
5o3ioIiit gum 8ilrgermeiiter BON
@ds Gim erip16lt. Ger 5o3ioliit
Oro 8plle non Ntarimn tpuroe bon
ieinem repubIifoliihei @eaner &C.
idJIogen unO in Ierre 6alite erbielt
Der So5iaIiit 2ittber S1pres nur
592 Stinnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
Ga6prna errridlt netc Qinie.

Solloon, z. ytob. - @iner Heuters
Gepeidle aug Dem itolieniiden
Solptquartier 5ufolge bat GaoOrna
ieine nele gerteioiaunositeaung be.
sogen.
gfont Z. glob--8os ariegsomt
HeI0ete balie, OaB ole italieuii6e
liiiie air gutter Gronun9 bis 3nm
kepelle5a 6iuB 3uriidgeeanaen iiA
SIN gaor0en un0 in Sii6en miIroc
Der 9ufjug ourd Jtnhbut @efedIte
ae0fft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
@9ru6i6itiou in gielu 9RcrifO.

Salita 5ee, u. .Vfu Z. ytop.--
Sic Stiulm9eber in gtep @lerifo
boben IN Der 9eitrigeu @abl oel1
Staot nit Der @ro6ibition begliidt
lnO 3luor ipie Die 8rodenen be.
buuptelL oiirh ein Stinlmenberbdlt-
mis- bon 2 gu 1 ltnpoait1noige ge-
ridte 0eiltetcl onf cine trodeue Ma.
Ioriidt bon 10000 bin,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
Die 9lid)terluu6l in g6icaso.

GEiCo00, ST. Z. y10D.-Nle re-
palblifoniid- -oemofratiide Sutton er.
udblte alle ibre 12 Gberrihter lt1o
2 0iItrift8-&i6ter in oen geitrigen
gountD,98oblerL nit elmer 0}uio.
ritdt bon our1i6nittGi9 $4,000
iibpr sic Go5ialilten. 3ie So3ioIiIten
erbielten 6 pon 35 gBaroS uno CT.
6ielten III einelu cine gIeibe Stint,
menjabl. Sic JlliionsfonDiOaten bot
fen etlpa ourdlidnittlIcb 145,000
5tnunet Die So3iaItiten 77,00o
unO 0ic ltnabbdugigeh 5000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07
Me1r 3rnppen nadl AtaIien.

9SolBlfgton Z. 9toD. - 8eitertl
iladmittag bier eingetroffene aabel-
0epeiden iltelOen ooB nele 0iterreis
dIiffe.oeltide -buIgorii6e Girilionell
NIT me1r Gei6iiben an Ser italieni.
i6en 5ront eingetroffen lin0. 3ia
italieniife Observation-Disclosures lit
aeaeniudrtig in 9ibunG nm Die fri.
tide Gage oes &oil0es ST. beipreder.
Die III &om erideinenoe. 3eihma
agribliita" for0ert bas 8olf anae-
jidjts Der vftrdtboren @eja6r" See
ieutouiidJen Gorn1rides 8nr StanO.
baftiafeit alf. Ser Grud altf sic
itnLieniiden Sruppen in ocm Irieni
fgLbIhnitt erbobt iid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07

friib Inn 7 ltbr cine @1aioritdt bon
.t2,t66 Stinnten. 8eioe Seiten
6conIptiitbten oen Sieg. 0ie emo
giItige Gnti1eioung miro erIt in eli
niGen Sogen feititeben. 0ie Stilne
men Der 6olonten m6gen Den Mus
idIog geben.
2ie bollitGnoigen 9eri6te aus
@nnilton Goluth (Gnnrinnoti) 9ebeG
Gen gloiien cine Otoioritdt BON 45,-
1870 ooer 23,264 meniger oIs bel
Der 8obI in 1916. ssSn grpabogo
Gountp (GIebeloub) miro Die andIie"
0toioritGt ouf $4,000 Stimmen be-
rehnet.
9rontIin goutttD (golunlbus) fiel
6en &rofenen 5ii. Gie &rodenen be.
onipru6en einen enogiltigen Sieg
nit elmer N}oiorotdt bon 10000
Stimnen, ipGbreno Die p9talierl" be-
boupten, boB ibre Ntaioritdt gum
minOeiten belteben bleiben miro.
3as iOsialiitiife &utnm.
Ole 6o8ioliiten Daben nnibeinen0
ouf i6rer glrtti- -ariegspIattforrt tei-
men ein3igen 8lr9ernleiiter ertpdblt.
9ie 6rauenltinnredt8 -6rage nltr0e
NIT elmer Moioritdt bon 100000
Stiuunen oeidlagen Sn 2(trou, 9a-
milton &oleoo iuto Gina pur0en
6ie So3ioIHten gei6ldgelL ipdbrenD
Der io5iaIiitii6e &anoioot &. &. 9ln-
tbenberg in Glebelono feline Stim-
men3abI felt Ser IeBten 8obl ber-
0oppeIte, ood bon 0en an0cren &un-
Oiooten iibertroffen miro. SS5n 9aD-
ton berloren Die So8iaIiiten eben-
ioQ8.
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1)ettefbcri@t.

Eiir Gmoba unb llingegeno: Sd6n hcste
oben0 nuo Gollnerstae, feit lueIcntIiHer Tenn.
peratluwehIeI
Fiir gsebrosfa: Sd0n beite ntenO uflo
Dolttterstoa, tein melentL. TeInperahirtuedie
ssiir Soma: GbDn beute abeno uHo Dcns
nerstofo fein ipeIentlider Eenperaturiue6ieI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07

4AAG lllGh WIFI lltE
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Z, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1D17)
GentIder geridlt.
Berlin, iiber 2on0on, 7. gtob. -
8ui1tlih Oes geltrigen oeuti6en
yaohnittaasberidteS miro am aben0
nod lpeitpr gemeIOet: ,IeutoniI6e
Streitfr1ite baben Den 3u9ltarneuto
GluB ouf Der gan5en 6ront iiber.
fbritten. 9ie 8erfoIgung oe8 5ein-
Oes miro fOrtgeicbt.4
Der 9liif5ng Der sStaliencr.
.2onoon, Z. gtob. SSn einenl
groben Sal6bogen III elmer 9luS0eb.
nIng bon mebr ols 160 MleiIeu fnl.
len bic itaIienilden arnean ouf 0en
gbenen genetiens 8uriid un6 ieben
ibren giid5ug ourh oieielben fort,
I'M cine neue un0 fitr5ere 8ertei0i.
gltngsIinie at biI0en. Bon Dem
5ella Gale bis gum gl0riatiihen
Naeere lit Die gauge Gertei0igltng8s
linie bon @eneral Gaoorna oafgege.
ben iporoen; al6 bou Ser @ren3e
Irieltts noroGitliA lno 6itlid 0urdj
Die 9olonliten lnto aarnii6en Qlpen
Bis our 6eaa filbrt Die itolieniide
Nrinee eafe riitlDdrtige 8epeQang
in fii0Iiher Gidtltnq aus.
Gie 0eutideu unb 0iterreidiiden
Sruppen berfolgen oen @egner
idlarf. bod Ieiitet oie 0adbut oesiel.
ben eiergiiden g8i0erItano.
Ter gnti6IuB Der eStolienet, Sic
Sogliameuto 2iHie alf5ugebelt. mur-
be gefaBt, n1d0enl Der 6ein0 oen
1rad ouf Die italienii6en Stellun.
aeA nm Gberlnuf oe5 5Gliic5 be0elt.
ter0 berItdrft itno bic feiuoli6cn
Streittrdfte ben 6IuB, oeIcn gSaller
pL0Blid1 gefallet iparen, i'm 0litteI.
ioui unO ueiter iiioGd getreu5t bot.
ten. Ger gfiifjug erfoIgte glei9.
8ettig NIT 6erjenigen an Der 0orO.
front bon Dem Gale oes sSliiBdens
6eaa Biz nod Golbricon.
gtaem 2Inidein no9 Got oie otter.
reidiide Sauptarmee aber feine
Bitbllfng NIT Der auf Dem 9liid5uqq
befinOlid)en &o0Iiameuto 9[rince,
0enn Der oiii5ielle oeutI6e gerift
lngt, 6erieIbe miro 0ltrb JeuerSbritll.
fte geferHacidnct. Sic Moral Der
itnlienii1en 3rlppen miro ais Dor.
diIgIi1 ertldrt.
Die Wl6gIi6teit 1T borbonOen, OoB
GaDorna 0ur6 ieinen Gud3ug eineu
DOppeltel 3nef berfolgt, inoem er
ieine Ginie bon 100 auf 60 gfeileu
beifjr1nft 0ieiel6e erItredt lid
Dem 9Siobe Stub 0itli9 bon 8ene0iq
entlang uno norolidb bis 3ur Grien.
ter @ren5e - ltilo gibt gieid8citiq
ben britiiden unO fran30iiid)en Ser.
lt1rfungen @elegenbeit, in geniigeIl.
Der Starfe 5t linn 5u itoBen, I'M
Del1 tUeiteren 8or0ringen Der feiu0e
GtnBolt gu tlH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-07

snb i'm g]grb1Itnis mebr Delttifc ibr ciarnes
Nein beitecu oIs sLugeborige nnoerer ga.
Eionen.
gaer ocsbolb @rmOitiide Sduicr, 2dOeu
inb Gurnen si hertaufcH bat ioate 0iss IN
oer Eribiine ou5eiaeu.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
WILL SELECT JURORS
First Jury Commission Under New
Law Appointed by Judges. B.
CIassen, Elias Bueshly and J. L.
WyIie Chosen.

The first jury commission, to select
lists of grand and petit jurors and
talesmen for 1918, has been appointed
in an order made by Judges Cummings
and Willett, Of the district court. The
commissioners chosen were J. B. Clas-
sen, city; Elias Bueghly. Liscomb. and
J. L. Wylie, Gilman.
The law compels the commissioners
appointed TO take the oath of office
soon. and to serve unless excused, un-
der penalty of fine Of 500 for not
doing so. They draw pay of 81 a
day while actually serving.
The commission will meet the first
Monday after Nov. TO- and from the
qualified electors. who voted at the last
general election In the county, will Sc
lect 100 for grand jury service. The
commission will also select one-seventh
of the total number OF electors for
jury service and 20 per cent OF the
electors as talesmen. The method of
drawing the jurors for service is not
changed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
VERDICT FOR CLAIMANT.
MehIiseh Awarded ,283.45-Case OF
Beale W. Dague Begun.

MehIisch Awarded $1,2s3.45-case Of
Beale W. Dasue Begun.
After being out all night jury
awarded Fred Mehlisch a verdict OF
$1.2S3.45 this morning in the district
court against A., J. Mabie, administra-
tor of the estate Of James Mechanics
Mehlisch filed claims for a total OF
s3,2S9.39, alleging that amount was
due him from the estate in a farm
ing partnership in which he and Nc
Names had engaged and for labor per-
formed for McMannes. At the first
trial Of the case the jury returned a
verdict for the defendant Tho case
was appealed and reversed and re-
manded by the supreme court
A claim for 1875. the sale price Of a
span of mules is involved in the case
of Harry w. Beale VS.. c. o. Dague,
both of Gilman, which was begun in
the district court Thursday afternoon.
Beale alleges Dague sold the team,
which is alleged to have belonged to
Beale, but that the plaintiff never got
the sale money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21

Notice to Gas and Electric Consumers
Watch for the discount date on your
bills. If you do not receive your bills
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
"Robinson crusoe, Jr." a Success.

The coming. of Al Jolson and fellow
merry makers Of the Robinson Cru
soc, Jr." company, from the New York
Winter Garden. serves to call attention
to the remarkable whirlwind tour the
organization has made since it left that
famous temple Of frothy fun and frolic,
early last season. The jovial throng
will have described sweeping circle
across the entire continent when it
comes to the Odeon Theater. Sunday
evening.
Starting in New York, Robinson
Crusoe, Jr." played as far west as
Pittsburgh. then SWUNG north into Can
ada, thence east until Boston and the
New England territory mad been COW
cred. With the approach Of the .holi-
day season it swept west as far as
Chicago, from which point Detroit and
Cincinnati were made. with tour as
I far west as Lincoln. from which point
Int worked east to Milwaukee.
The tremendous success which
Robinson Crusoe, Jr." met everywhere
induced the management 70 brave the
whitening influence OF summer for a.
second time and continue its tour to
1.-The Pacific coast, from which a b now
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
Jansen 10 Released.

Henry B. Jansen, Of Haverhill, held
on a charge Of inebriacy, was I re-
leased Thursday afternoon after an
effort to get him into the army failed.
Sergeant Whittemore. of the regular
army recruiting station, refused to
consider recruiting Jansen when the
circumstances of Jansens arrest. and
that he had family, were explained.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
Mrs. Wallace to Hospital.

Mrs. Lottie Wallace, sos West South
street was ordered committed in the
state hospital at Cherokee by the com
missioners OF insanity Thursday after
noon She will be taken 10 the hospital
tonight or Saturday by Sheriff Edgar
The complaint was filed by the woman's
husband, ]. f. Wallace.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21

returning, and the tour will close late
in November, when the organization
will go into rehearsal on a second edi-
ton of Robinson Crusoe, Jr.," under
a similar name, to be the January
offering at the Winter Garden. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
COUNTY AGENT LAUNCHES CAM.
PAlGN TO GATHER SEED
FOR NEXT YEAR.
MEETING IN EVERY
SCHOOL HOUSE SEPT. 20
Extension Department Of Iowa State
College Sends L. /. Parsons to Assist
in Accusing Farmers to Necessity OF
Gathering Their Seed Corn Before
the First Killing Frost.

For the purpose Of arousing farmers
to the necessity Of gathering seed corn
for next year before the first killing
frost, County Agent w. A. Buchanan.
with the cooperation of Iowa State Col
lege and the public schools has launched
a county wide seed corn campaign. To
Parsons to assist the county agent and
these men and representative men Of
every township will hold meetings in
every school house in the county Fri
day, Sept. IS.
Similar campaigns are to be held
over practically the entire state. 1t is
pointed out by authorities on corn that
the immaturity of the present crop,
and the chances of early frosts, make
it necessary to take every step possible
that will help to preserve good seed
for next year.
Insures Better Yields.
County Agent Buchanan points out
that tests made by several hundred
Iowa farmers the last two years show
that crops of corn grown from seed
corn picked before killing frosts gave
an average yield of two bushels to the
acre more than corn grown from seed
picked after frosts.
The problem Of substituting corn FOR
the billion bushel wheat shortage which
the country faces. can be lessened
srestly by insuring seed of strong Vi
tally for next season. Every one who
can should select twice as much seed
as needed for next years crop, az
others will be glad to pay well for such
corn. 1t should be stored in a dry
room of even temperature, to insure
uniform curing. A regular seed room,
or next best, the room over the kitch-
en-. affords a good place to store and
cure the seed. The type of corn pro-
duced can be greatly improved by
early field selection. Early maturity.
type Of stalk, size and shape Of ear, can
then receive more careful considera-
ton.
The labor situation next spring will
be much more serious than at present
and the acres tended next season
should be seeded under the best pos
sible conditions. This is one way to
secure the greatest efficiency from
limited man power.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
Bids Wanted.

Bids Will be received until Oct /
for forty tons OF either Franklin county
OF Centerville coal for the Albion Con-
solidated schools on track at Albion. H.
II. Wilcox, Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
THE COUNTY CHURCHES

Rev. NJ c. Wilcox will preach his
last sermon at the, Minerva Methodist
church Sunday morning. In the even
rising in China
subject of Rev. G. +. I.uce's morning
sermon at the Albion Methodist church.
The usual evening service will be held.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
AMUSEM ENTS.
At the Strand.

Polly of the Circus being shown at
the Strands a notable picture in sew
eral respects Technically 1t is a mani
achieved by the cinema as a dramatic
vehicle And Margaret Mayo's play
has a story that appeals pleasingly 10
an classes of folks. grown-ups and
growing ups The film is the first OF
the Goldwyn offerings to be seen here.
Most OF the scenes are set in ana
about the travelling circus that makes
the average small town. They are ad-
mirably pictured from the life. the light
effects being notable as well as the
crowds, the animals and acrobets,
riders and all that goes with circus.
The other incidents Of the story are
just as we'll visualiZed. The actors are
fitted to let nothing be lost in show
ing spectators what they Zee! and no"
they express themselves.
Mae Marsh maintains her reputation;
her Polly is well worth visiting with
for a whole evening. Charles Eldridge,
as Toby. the clown, is perfect. and the
parson and the leading circus men and
village folks are seen just as they live
and move and think.
While the greater number of the
scenes are filled with merriment. there
are incidents enough that are emotion
al to impress All in all, it is a screen
offering of merit. fully realizing all the
land wide advance advertising that
has been given Polly of the Circus"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-21
At the Casino.

The usual program Of vaudeville and
pictures is the offering at the Casino
for the latter half of the week. All
of the acts are entertaining and anus
ing, and will please lovers of variety.
Lift and Nolan. in comedy, singing,
talking and piano act, were well re-
ceived. Santucci and Parisie are ex-
pert players on the accordion and harp,
and their musical numbers made a
big hit with the audience. Redmond
and Wells, in bits from musical COM
edy, have a laughable act, the eccentric
dancing Of the male member Of the
team being clever. Sammy" Simp-
son and company, a lively bunch Of
five people, in a farce entitled, "The
Road to Reno" keep the audience
Laughing with their antics and comic
dialog.
A two-reel Keystone Max Sennett
comedy entitled, Cactus Nell and the
Pathe News Weekly, completes the bill
which pleased large audiences Thurs
day night.
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the senate aad resumed its usual
slow dignified course. The clerk
proceeded to read more kilograms
and letters demanding war or peace
and the senate and the vice presl-
dent had finished their bit toward
declaration of state of war.
The bill was sent into the office OF
Secretary of the Senate Baker.
There the single sheet of parch-
ment, containing, two of the three
signatures needed to plunge the ma
ton into the world war was wrapped
up. carefully scaled. tied with liberal
red tape that accompanies the COLO
quial red tape at the capitol and
despatched to the white house by
bicycle messenger.
The messenger, having run the
gauntlet of the white house guards
delivered the message and returned
to the capitol.
1t was twenty-five minutes after
the vice president signed the paper
until it was on its way to the white
house to receive the presidents
final signature.
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Late Market Quotations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lambs, s14.25915.25; ewes SiVV'
1926.
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY, April 6.-Catte
ceipts 600; market strong. o'sS ~
ss.5O012.75; cows and heiferS, y
@11.5O; stockers and feeders F''1
1850; calves. $S.00@13.OO.
Hog receipts 1000; marSet
higher. Bulk, s15.4O615.SO; nea|
sI5.7O915.S5; medium, Sl5'5op l''1
light, $1s.O0@15.65. ID
Sheep receipts $500; na. "r]
strong. Lambs, $12.00@15.OO; eS| M
s1O.5O912.5O; wethers, $7.OVqif''
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, April 6.--ButteI
tras, 43hc; hrsts, 4Sc; dairy soS sns
3sA@41kc; dairy firsts' S,gSsi oo soiI
Eggs-Ordinary frsts' 'V4'
firsts, 31@31Ac. ,,,l. YOU
Cheese@Twlns, 2d221ac; iV
Americas. 23@231sc. Fan
Potatoes-Receipts 1o ca cnI-,.,onsi
westerns, s27O@2.so: Mas0 W
and Minnesotas, s2."'gA'''
Dushea' ira noultry--Fowls, 2sisc' enr] dual
17023c; geese, 1901 ioc, o..
chickens, = 2S1zc; turkeys, ZO0'
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$50; cows and heifers, s4.25@9.00.
Hog receipts $500; market 2O@25c
higher. Mixed and butchers, $1,000
1900; good to heavy, $15.9501605;
rough, $14.25015.25; light, s15.50@
1880; bulk, $15.5o@15.s5; pigs, $10.5O
@14.25.
sheep receipts 500; market steady.
Ewes. s9.50612.25: yearlings, s12.75
914.25; lambs, s1S.00@15.40.
Hog Market Opening.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service j
CHICAGO, April 6.-The hog mar
ket opened strong and twenty cents
higher here today Tcp prices were
S15.95 per hundred pounds on the
hoof. Pigs sold from S11.O0 to $14.60.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, April 6.-Cattle receipts
1900; market steady, lower. Steers.
$9.50912.S0; cows and heifers, $3.50
GLOSS; stockers and feeders, s6.75@
1925; calves, S9.00@12.00; bulls and
stays. S7.00@9.75.
Hog receipts 5000; market mostly
Csc higher. Bulk, S15.35@15.60; top,
$3.50.
Sheep receipts $500; market
steady. 25@35c higher. Yearlings,
$12.00913.75; wethers, s11.50Q12.75;