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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
WOOL MODERATELY ACTIVE.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 21.-The Com.
mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
I'm spite Of the latest government
regulation with regard to foreign,
wool, which will give the government
an option on all imported wool con-
tracted for after December Is and
h threat Of congressional cotton to
control prices the wool market has
been moderately active on naili ssac-
count the past week and prices have
generally held firm, ry n si-
Manufacturers find all the orders
they want to take az a rule and the
sale of heavyweight o~vercoatings for
next year has been sufficient to cause
a withdrawal of the goods from the
market" \ III In, M ri
SECURED Basis: Texas-:FYne IL
months 1920 LIZ; hne 8 months
California Northern 3l.7o@l.75;
middle county $1.55 @1.60;- southern"
SLAB @1.5O. HI il 2
Oregon-Eastern, No. 1 staple ST.
s80@1.82; eastern clothing $1.50@1.-
go; Valley No. 1 s1.65@1.7o.
Participating. staple $1.S0@1.s5;
half blood combings 31.75 q 1.80;43-S
blood combings $1.45 @I60: nne
clothing $1.60@1.e5;, fine medium
clothing $1.55 @1.60.
Pulled-Extras $I.8o@ 1856; A. A.
$1.70@1.80;, a. supers I$1.60@1.66.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
BACHELOR BURNED
AND FROZEN WHEN
Y. SHACK s. i 4 CATCHES FIRE

Slope Center. NJ b., Dec. 22-P II.
Marquardt. we'll known bachelor OF
this. vicinity, is suffering from badly
burned and frozen hands and feet as
q - Of desperate fight with a
t mnags.. ilre at his shack when the
was, aroused in the middle Of thu
night by the smoke and flames. AL
most suffocated and in q dazed condi-
ton, without waiting even to draw on
his shoes. he rushed to. the well. y
erat rods from the house, and with a
tin"pail began his battle which
saved his home. but which left him
with 9 frosted surface wherever live
Goals did not burn a blister on. feet
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
STOCK MARKET
. HAS Dull DAY
D e Embracing Only
Better Known Issues,
Below Normal. 4

New York. Dec. 22.-The excessive
dullness .o1 todAy's stock market fores
shadoWed she impending holidays.
Dealings fell below normal. and en-
braced only the better knowhs issues.
The strength of foreign bonds, in.
clhdins Russtkns and moderate de-
was almoSt,sstf solelsteature Il the
constructiyesNi side atSextrerne gains Of
to % ~ spotLrrtess. steels ana similar
equipments were hesitant, Neiding
fractionAlly in the later Dealings. The
CLOSING wa irregular. Sales approxil
mated $4,000 shares. Liberty is sold
at 300 toS97 and ~theSsI1-2s at sS.4s
Ito 1924. n. -
Dealings were extremely marrow
kFtth insigni1eant price changes in the
Fnrsa half hour of today's brief session
OF stock market. Sentiments ~
again somewhat confused by the con-
melting tenor of overnight advaces
rom abroad. Rails were inclined Is
react, but industrials,- shippings and
q lev spstialties registered moderate
Trading tor the most part was ia
very smell lots. Foreign bonds
sSAnesheIISdss but Liberty issues were
sNttN118 ,S.ayEH ~ AsE5rtg 4h SS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 22,-Elevator
receipts and domestic grain: Wheat
1890 bushels, last year $4,000; oats
..l4,400 bushels, last year 1880; bar
ley 9,4009 bushels, last year 6,400: rye
1900 bushels. last year $4,000 bush
500.
Shipments: wheat 100000 bush
els last year 100; barley $500 ,bush-
els, Last year 1900; flax $4,000! BUSH
els, last year 1890. ~
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain:
Wheat 500 bushels. last year 5000;
shipments, wheat $780,
1 and 2 northern 23; No. 3, 2; other
spring Il durum /, hard winter l;
mixed 2; total wheat 81, year ago. So;
oats 5, year ago 81, rye 2. year ago 2;
barley 8, year ago, 8. Total Of all
grains 80; year ago So; on tracks 81.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
LIVE a

. Chicago, Dec. 22.-strength de-
veloped In the hog market today as a
result OF a falling of, inSthe number
o. arrivals compared with q week ago.
came in were consigned direct to
Hog receipts, 10000; Arm; bulk,
F$16;30@16.75; light, $3.50 q 16.7O:
mixed, SIG. 10 q 1885,; heavy, $4,000
E16.85; rough $16.05@16.20; pigs,
$11.50 q JAYS.
Cattle receipts, 5000; steady: native
Isteers, $7.25@14.35; western steers,
$6.3O@12.75: stockers and feeders.
$6.25 q 1925; cows and heifers, $50
Sheep receipts, 10000; weak; weth-
ers, $1,000 400; lambs, $12.50@
1886. ~ -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Dec. 22.-Butterf steady:
'48 1904; extra frstz. 49,; Rrsts.
~ 1-2@ AZ; seconds. SEQ 10 1-2.
Cheese steady daisies, 25@25 1-2:
twins. 1908 1-2; Americas, rs .1-2
@27;,long horns, rs 1-2@27. Is
! Eggs unsettled; receipts, " 4.032
cases; f1rsts, 46@4 ~; ordinary firsts,
~ @46;s at mark, cases included, 40
CAS- refrigerator firsts. IS 3s4@
SO 3.4. FSsY
Potatoes higher; receipts, Is cars;
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota
. Tx 3. S1.so @l.s6; do sacked. 1850
rs Poultry. alive. unchanped
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
Bedtime 4. Stories
Bv DR.. Warren G. Partridge. &
Jimmy Coon Goes to See the Widow,
MIS- Peggy Porcupine. !.

You would have snickered II you
could have e all the little Folk Of
the Gre@t Wood, running to the house
of Mr.. P~orcupine. All were beside
themselves to see that wonderful
White Visitor. that scared Mr.. Wolf
m Mr.. Red Fox, and even the brave
Jimmy Coon. &C
Alli the Little Folk made such :
racket around the house of MI. Por.
cupine, and tried so hard to. get In
the front door. that Teddy Postum
got badly hurt You see it was like
this, .all,wanted to peek in at the-door
at once and see the Widow in White,
Mrs. Peggy Porcupine. And Teddy
got $50 excited and selfish. he stuck
his nose into the door OF Mr.. Porcu-
pines house, G5. sti5
(, Now. MI. Porcupine got up that
morning on the wrong side of the
have people peeking in the windows
and tpoking their noses. in his door,
before he was dressed. So MI. ,Por-
cupine just put his back up against
the front door. And when Teddy. Pos-
sun rushed in ahead Of all others,
and pushed into the front door, d
stuck his head III the crack the
door. So hard: and qquick, he! butted, his
Tforeheadrraeainst the back Of Ar. .
cupine. (. .tar Z
Ana With : ye,l Of pain. and !
pulled his- head out of the crack 81
the front door! Mr.. Porcupine wa
very cross and slow, He wouldn't
open the frontsdoor, or allow any one
to enter his home. until all had taken
their time inside, to eat their break.
fast. But after q long wait, the front
door opened: and MI. Porcupine lied
out his poor littae sister, the Widow in
All the little Folk of the Great For.
est crowded Ground to . the wonder
full sight: andesall asked many dues-
Fti6ns Z the fSaatIes time. st.Mr.sPofcu-
pine war rather cross and slow about
answering questions; but at last. he
saidsinLa funny and drawing voice, 81
can. speak freely Of my dear sister
Peggy. for she 10 snot only stone blind
hut also stone deaf, 1 am 30 proud
Of her, because she Is 30 cheerful and
brave in her .tfouble. And Just think,
she found her way 70 Mirror Pond ali
miles away. AndEshe brought her lit
tie orpharlSson with her!!"" 4
And all the IAttlesFolk Of the Great
Wood chowded around the slitti1
White Widow: and they found her
very kind and. sweet in her manner,
And all wondered a. her beauty. y
know thaf5lMr. Porcupfne And all shfa
.relat1ves are dark brownin color; md
;somx are almost black #sqs B I.
i But Mrs sPsggy Rorcppine; 4 c
T gsopis e ts st1 b hss, sSas =, q 81 sae,lissis
were al wfits ~ mix. And hsr toe
hairgwere III snow white. she yvas
very proid 4of heFsmf1k white oe-nails
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22

Chicago Dec.8 22.-Favorabl1
weather and prospects Of "a larger
movement o sthe crop had bearish
effect today IN corn. Selling howev-
.ets was not o an. aggressive charac-
ter. Accordingly, the market tended
:to, keep within a narrow range. Open
inf quotations. which varied from un-
changed figures: to 3rSs cent lower,
yer followed by e slight slight : rally IN
Oats saseds. down With corn. The
liberal supplies In the country count
ed In favor Of the beRrasS fH. 4,
Hog market strength lifted provi:
sions. Trade. though, was.smaM.
Week end adjustment ssofs trades
brought about q moderate advance
later The market sclos4d. firm, ia
to rs cent net higher, with January
1.25i1-S and May 1928 Ia to 1855.
Corn No. 20 yellow nominal: No. 8
nominal. No. A yellow l.66.
\ Oats Nos white ~ to 20; standard
1854 to Is 1-2. ! Z
Rye No. 2, 1.82. w
Barley lao to 100. gf;
Timothy 500 to $50. IA
y Clover 5000 to $500.
F4rk, nominal. %thhs " "a
Ribs 2l:l2 to- 24.75. .sa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
NIELSoN,SlNcER, ,
WEEDS NsYORK DOCTOR

Greenwich, Conn. Dec.s 2a-Anc.
Sleison, n Of the most celebrated Of
american operate singerss and DT.
e Roy r. Stoddard, a. prominent
physician Of New York, were married
yssteraay IN the First Presbyterian
Lnurch. Their intention to marry had
intimate friends. n'ose
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
'PlTTSBURG CARMEN
GET WAGE INCREASE

Pittsburgh, Dec. 22.-Demands of
conductors and motormen on the
street car lines of Pittsburgh for an
increase In wages were met late today
Wnen the Pittsburgh: Railway COM
:pany decided upon an increase in
wases OF ~ cents an hour effective
Immediately. Threats of a stfike had
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

--.. NEW YORK PRODUCE. !.
Anew York, Dec. '22.-Batter steady;
..Seeeipts. 11.44S tubs; creamery higher
than extras, SO 1-2 q 81; extras CO..
score), SO; flrsts, A 1-2@.49;4 seconds,
Al @43. IN sTs .
Eggs unsettled; receipts, 3,67s
extra f1rsts. 58@69;, firsts, 56@57;
seconds. 52@65; state 'of pennsylvania
and nearby western hennery whites.
fine to fancy, SO @70; do brown, Gig
So; refrigerator special marks. SO 10
@39; firsts, 37@3S.
Cheese steady; receipts.:1,18 boxes;
state whole milk fats, fresh specials,
%, 1-2@23 3-4; do average run, 20.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.
lMinneapolis,NM Mimi, Dec. 22.-Flour
Shipments, s 1853 barrels.
Rye. $1.84@1.85. \
Bran, G$38.50@39.O0.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22

New York Dec. .2.-4Thee i actual
condition OF clearing house banks and
fruit companies for the week shows
that thsy hold $77.24A210Sr reserve In
excess 6f legal requirements. This
tssa decrease 6f e8S,soS.4A0 from last
The statement follows y !, !.
Actual tcont1ition:, Loans, dis
c~ounts-ett,. tx..l62.4e1,0oo; decrease.
Cash ia Msrnbsfs federal
RESERVE banks AtssSf0s.s5l 1000: del
crease \ B14,,00O..s \, I'LL
Reservel III: federal reserve bank:
OF member bknks, $613,s98,00O: de-
crease $112,,9S5, 900. Il
Reserve HI 6wIsvauits; State banks
and trust cofnpanies tB), $19,s26,000;
Reserve, III ,sdepositarles: State
banks and trust companies. 1925
900; increase. } $4,000.
x. Net demand deposits $3,,487-
474, 900; decrease $145, 758, 900.
Net time deposits,i $lS5, $4,000: da7
Grease, $5.82Q5e00. a. IA /.
, c ! ss y Y kt.'s4.oss,ooo; increase $
. Specie ss' ,neala l1ug 4. Is ~ and and tBE,'.
K. d. S. deposits deducted, sssl-
Aggregate deserve s542,474:ooo.
crease. 500, Sos ,440.. q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
soUTH IN. PAUL IdVE sTOCK.

South. 81. Paul, Mimi, Dec. ~
Hog receipts. l 200; steady, 35 TO 40
@.1s.25; bulk. $16.1o@16.15. \ {
Cattle receipts, $50; killers steady;
is to SO cents higher for week; steers,
S5.50@15.50; cows and heifers, $500.
$500; veal calves steady; SO cents
higher for week, $500 14.75; stock
ers and feeders slow and steady, $500
q II .O0..S ~
Sheep receipts, 5o;, steady; lambs,
ss.oo@ls:oo;. .wethefs, s7:oo@ 1s. COS;
ewes. SIS. 90 75., $at ti4H :"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22
J MILWAUkEE 0RAIN.

3 yellow. lSi.7o@i.75; No. -
white, $1.60 @1.70;& No. 8, $3.50
LIS; January. s1.26 1-s; May
oats.standard, n s-4@B IA;
49,. December, ~; May. 7441-s.
Rye-No.}5 L, $1.Ss. q. /
Barley-Malting, $1,45 q 1.6S; feed
$1.50@1.58. E;g5 81 ..
Hay unchanged. !. W Fl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-22

Aggregate deserve $642,A74.000.
Excess reserye $77,241,210; de-
crease. $93. sos ,44O.. h n
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Dcittit1c in OItafrika
nod ltic6t bestumitoeft!
Sic bancn hOrt iuafer tim itdl nrlb
bringen Oem GeinSe erbeblihe
9Serlnlte BET.

2on0on, 27. SuIi. - 9os brifie
ide ariegsoutt nel0ete geltern fol.
genoe8 iiber greigluiie altf Dem
&rieg8ibauplaB in 3eutiG.SItairifa:
Aim II. sSult rdurlte Der Sein0
Mt. Sbafoura. Gin SeiI ieiner
5treittrdite 8og iid iit0neltIid nuf
2ifomuge 1n0 Der 9ouptteil auf Nn-
rongonlbe Sltriif. 8dbreno 0es IT.
uno Is. sa5uli 0rdngten 1tniere So
lormen auf i6pierigitem @el1lloe
Dem 6ei10 nod, nabmen eirtige @e-
fangene mo beieBten am a6eno 0es
Is. einen 9oben8ug tl0rolih BON
9torongombe. 9lfn 19. murOe Die
ietnoGidBe @ouptitequng in Der 9aad)-
bariboft bon 9larongonlbe angegrif-
ieu. Sdipere Sample folgten. Ser
6ein0 1eiitete 8GbeIten @i0erItali0
lmo unternobn1 8ablrei6e @eeennlt-
griffe, in 0eren 8erlauf er. lpie bon
@efungenen ernlittelt puroe, idmere
9erlllIte erlitt. auh ltltlere Ser.
lutte maren betrdbtIif.
oSSySrn 9fufDi-@ebiet rGrtnte oers
6einD aitope. llniere &olonnen trie-
ben ieine gtodDut am 81. SuIi ollf
@}aoaba 8uriid. SIN Songea.@ebiet
iebte Der 6ein6 ieinen &id3ug ailf
0tabenge fort itlO Ieiltete tnlereit
berfoIgenoen Streitfr6ften rur ge-
ringen @i0erItdno. SIN n0r0Iimert
@ebiet lit cine int Spnjo.3iItrift qes
iebene fIeine 0eutide &oIonne melt.
lid Oes gtatroll.Sees auf 0eut
@lorid iiioudrts Our6 gngarlfa.
berfoIgt bon beIeiidei Gruppen bon
SSSfono her,
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Gnel. 1tnterballs
0eocit StieSch!
SrieSenSreiulntion Ses So3ialiiten
Me0onalS nit en0rmer @tnju'
ritat a6geuieieH,

2on6on, 27. spIi.-SSyrt Inter.
bduie nurbe geitern cine 6rie0ens.
reioIutton 6es So5ioliIten 1tn0 @1it.
gIiebeS 6er 9(rbeiter 95artei Sdrnes
&auieD 0tc3onaIo nit 148 gegen
nur 19 Stimmen nieoergeitimnlt.
Ser 9trbeiterfiibrer SSarne8 @oro.
le ipra9 lt6 ge9en Die 9teiollttion
aus, oes9lei9en glnorelp 9oror
2ap uno Der friibere 95rentier 9t$.
quit6. 2etterer ertlGrte, oaB man
bon Dem gegenmdrtigen &en1pera.
ment oe8 6eutiden 9feiastags un6
8olfs ni6ts erparten tonne. 9Ins
0reip 8onur 2op befabte it6 oeS
8eiten un0 9reiten nit ber Gage
in &uBlano uno iagte, er iei ii6er.
8elgt, baB, penn etlpos Dem 6ries
Sen oer80gern tonne, es irgenO elm
3ei4en oes 8antelnuts iein Mir
be.
Ser So5iuIi1t G6iIipp Snolp0en
bebol1ptete, Die 9ebatte babe erge.
ben, oaB Die englii6e &egierung
mebr alS irgeto ein anoerer &rieg-
fitbrenoer, elmer bolbtgen @tniglrng
I'M g8ege itebe. gr proteItierte ba.
gegen oaB nod nebr 8lut bergoi.
ien mer0e, un @IioB-2otbringen on
6rantrei4 8ltriidaterltatten.
SSSn Der 9feioItttion @tc9onaI6s
bieB eS, 0oB Der 8ei9luB oe8 6e1tt.
i4en 9fei68tages, pel6er 8rte0en
atf @rltn0 elmer 8erit1noigung be.
fiirnortet, bic 8rin8ipien ouSDriife,
fiir mel6e @roBbritant1ien inlu1er
eiigeitanoer. @leih8eitig tpurbe Die
brittide 9fegieritng ollfgeforoert,
in 9erbin6ung NIT oeu aIliierten
@ld6ten, lire 6rie6ensbeoingungen
befonnt au geben. 8eiter fpuroe
gefor6ert, 6oB 6ie 9lGiiertell bie rll.
iiide 6orOerutg, ooB an Ser beoor.
iteben0en &onferen3 Der glIiierten
Gertreter 6es golfes utt6 ni6t mir
Der 9tegierlng teilnebuten iouetb
beriidiihti9en Ioaten.
Die Reiolution lpuroe ie6o8, iDie
oben geiogt, NIT acknowledgement
Dtuiorltut abgelebnt.
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&as Oa8 erite &ritgs=
Sabr toiteu lpirO!
SMmmcn BON l9tpinSclerrcsenScr PSbc miifien
aufeebrad1t tpcrScn; pcranid1laec fir Reggie
rMnesSepartements unoewSbnlid6 bod.


ouferlegt iper0en. Gnsu fonnit,
6aB Oie QlIiierten nod Inn 5inei tDei.
tere Wtiliur0en einfoutnten tper0er.
lleber Die 5roge, ipie biel 0itrf)
Gteuern oufgebradt uno pie eroB
Die Sllnune iein ioll, Die our9 Ser
aitsgobung pon Bombs auf5ubringen
iit, lit Ser &ongreB geteilttr glei.
nung. 9teies miro erit na6 lnitgeit
Gebatten beittnlt1t tperOel ltfl0 man
lam NIT Gi6erbeit onnebmen bob
Der &ongreB ii6 nod longe noh
gluguIt in Sibtn9 befin0en miro,
ebe 6ieies 8roblen gel6lt lit.
9as &riegsbepartemelt erfldrt,
0oB Die berIangten Sunlntett fli9t
oIlein fir 0ie Grrtdtttng Der g[rneefr
ousgegeben ner6en iolen ion0erit
0aB Elm groBer Sell oes GeIDes
fir 2onOe8bertei6igungs 3nede.
bouptid6Ii6 fir 8erbeiiering Der
&ii1tenartilferie beripenoet tueroet
pir0. 8osiel6e bat 3. 9. n1dlte.
benbe ieparate @oranidl6ge ges
ma6t:
@eidiite nn0 8efeItiaungsperfe,
$2,468,613,00O.
aIeioungsftiide unb 5elOlageraus.
riiitung, $357506,097.
SnI0, S7i5,S28,440
1tnterboIt, $329,672,2ts.
0taihinengeipebre, $170,277 900.
SoipitdIer u1l0 8orr1te, $100..
O26,000.
9}unition, $39,52o,oo0.
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SlliBz itnS Pafettz
Dorla0c alt0cncnalnten!
@i6t BEN apngrefulitgliebern 8ele.
gen6eit, $27,594,000 sn Der.
geltOen.

@ai5in9ton, 81. sSttIi. Qie
8IuB. un0 $afen0orloge, peIde cine
9elpiIligl1ng bon $27954.000 ein-
idIieBt, 1T geitcrn bonn Senat nit
so gegen ii Sttutmen anQenonlnep
por0en.
Qie gorloge 1T bont &oufe orn
27. 8uni bereits gut ge6eiBen NOR.
Ben, 1no gebt Nun an Elm 8onfe-
ren5fonitee, uut ein3eIne 9ifferen.
sen aus5uglei6en. 2ie I'M GGnat
0urd8egon9ene GorIage erntddtigt
Die 8uloe8ragierpng megen ser Grs
lperbung BON Cape Go0 un6 Der
Gbeiopeafe un0 QeIalpQrefan1Ie in
ltrterban0lunget 5u tretelt.
8d6reno ser 8erbanolungen bat-
te Senator &cn1on ertIGrt, e8 iei Die
idIiuulite n9orf1 Sin, Die non ie
Dem aongrcB oorgeiebt b1tte. @r
niiie nobl, OaB ct ite niht ihIogeu
fonne, aber er nolla bod tpengitenS
Dem 2ono flno uuO at ipiiien titn,
iuelde geridlDcn0ung 1tuo gergct-
0ung 0arin entbalten iei.
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Sretbe Prohibitions
St6niifflcr In Jotpa!

greIton, Sa., 27. suli. = 5rau
%. 8. WlcgauleD bon bier tpur6e,
ais iie iib ouf Der Seimfabrt bon
Ct. Soiepb befanO, in @inrrgbiIle
bonn GountDaniualt Code, Der bort
ben Bug beitieg, aufoeforoert, ibre
9auOfoffer 8u offnen, oan1it er ite
nnd 8bistep ourdiuden tonne.
5ran McGaulep peigerte iif. Ger
2luiforOerltng 6olge al leiiten 70
longe 2ode feinen 9ur6lu1ungsbe.
febl bor8eigen tonne. Ser goulltp.
ontpoIt eripioerte, ooB er oies nidt
nOtig babe, uno lieb, aIs Der 3ng
III Sennor bielt, Den oortigen gtnr.
idoIl tommen, NIT Dem er Die &of.
fer offnete uno onrhltnilffeite. Die
beioen geamten fan0en ieooh nidlts,
als 10 GItarts 6rudtfonierpen uno
miBten ititter Dem SobngeIdhter Der
Yaiingiere oboieben. ssrau McGnu.
lep beabiid.iet, eegen Die bei0en 8e.
amten uuo Die Burlington. Balm nc.
gen erlittener BeIeioigungen alagen
anDdusig au MAIDEN.
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SiiSs2(mcrikd BON
GrSbcbcn heiirtoeiilc6t!

guenos g(ires, 27. eyuIt. - 9ie
8eitung Ga gIocion bot ous Gan.
tiago cine 3epeibe erbaIten lout
ipelder rebrere SeiIe GbiIe8 bon
einem beftigen Grobeben beimgeiuft
noroer iino. Gip3eIbeiten 0oriiber
feblen bod meiB man. bob beftige
Groit6Be in 6a1tiQgo, Cordoba,
Gan 2uis, @len6o8a, 9foiario un6
3uciunan itnttgefunoen buben. @ieIe
Sduier ein9eitiir8t itfto, ltno Die 9e.
tnobner elmer Qln5o6l staote bn6en
iid eefIii6tet. glud 6eiBt es, ooB
Der mlgeridtete Sadidaoen groB 1T.
Die Gr0ItoBe noren bic iduerTten
felt Sabren. 9Sn 8uenos g[ireS tDur.
be ebenfdlls Elm Ieibter groitoB ber.
ipiirt. @aIparoiio ioa am idiper.
iten nitgel1qunlen tporoeh iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-27
Ocatfic6lanb katttt
ieic9t bciieot toetSen!

g8aIbington 27. suIi. - (5pe.
5iolmel0ung Der Chicago 8ri.
bune" J - 0eun nnerifanii6e 9f.
fiaiere, neI6e Den General 95eri6ing
ndb 6ranfreid begleiteten uno cine
Sour on Der ipeitliden Sront ent.
lang madten itn0 no6 8aibingtot
5uriifgefebrt uno bereiten einen 8e.
riht an ben @enerolitab Dor.
9ieie Sffi5iere, Die 10 5ienlIid
ie0e olnerifaniide 8ieultgattrng Der.
traten erfIGrten I'M ariegs0epdrte.
mellt, Tie b1tten trob ibrer Inngen
8eobabtlingen Der arieg8bosqduge
bon 8eitem, gar feineu 8egriff bon
Der ipirfIiden Gage gebobt, bis iie
ibre peri6nlide llnterili6ung onitell.
tenl Die 0eutide 2inie on ser
8eitfront lei totidhlia ltneinnebm.
bar, iotpeit Die iebige @ruppierung
Der Streitfrdfte in 8etraht foutrne,
lno Die gllliierten fonnten iie niht
oriifen tpenn iie feinen
8eiitato bon ben Ser.
Staaten erbieltenl
9ag ner6e bon 2uliiertenoffi3ie.
rem gar nidt geIeugnet.
glud iet obioIiit tein 9lnbdltspnnft
fir ben @lauben borban0en. ooB
itlnere ltnrltben ooer gtobrltngs.
fnappbeit 6em 0eutiden Gei6 6as
gfildgrot bre6en f0nnten.
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g8of9tngton, 27. suGi. = 8pi.
iden $10,000,0000O0 un6 Sill.
000,000,000 tpir0 Der &rieg Die
Ser. Staten biz gum 80. sylni
1918 foIten Qieie 3ablenungetitne
berbliiffen ben Senat. g1ienan6
berrnag 5u ingert pober 6os @eI0
foumen iol. Son bei0en Sduiern
fontuten Marntngen our 8orit6t be.
treffs Der Hieienausiogen; e8 ideint,
oIS oh man aus ei1eln idtperen
Grnum erpa6t.
9a8 &riegsoeportement bot gleus
for0erungen bon $5,97L873,347 ge-
Itellt, 1un0 6ie Marine berIangt nod
8pii6en elmer rn0 8tpei D2illior6en.
Die @el6er, tpeI6e oie iibrigen 9tes
gierun98 -abteilangen nerlangett ge-
ben ebenfaG8 in8 Gobelbafte, benn
6inan8iefretdr bat foIgenoe @oran-
i6ldoe fir beridieoene 9eparte.
merits Dem Sinon5fou1itee nnterbrei.
tet:
2egislotioe Q(nsgaben, $8,0OO,-
900.
erecutipe, $4O,OOO,Ooo.
SS1titia 1895, 100.
2tferbou, $3O0O0,O00.
2lustpdrtige 9lngeIeaenbeitetL &c..
100000.
Sn6ioniihe 9(n9eIegenbeiten $12,.
230,356.
9eniioneu, $t55,560,000.
g3atl1lno-&onoI, $26,000,000.
0effentlide 2lrbeite1 $145.118,.
394.
q5oitpcien $330,0OO,O0O.
8eribieoene8, $110000.000.
8eitebenoe @etpiqi9ltngen, $144,.
100000.
llfit 3obIen bon 10 ifipirtoeIn6er
S0be Dor iid trat belte 6a8 sSinana.
fonlitee bes Senats 8uiar1nten, Inn
bic 9febenue-8orloge al185uor6eiteu.
56tuerere 2niten tpie anfdngli6 Dor.
geieben, perOen ben Steiter8obIern
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Sr0llcft Stci1eitsz
2lnlei1es1sontttee!
Sranen in 8nIbington riiiten bcreits
snr 8lueitcu Irei6eitsauleibe
Snmpagne.

g8oi6ington, 27. SuIi. = 3ur
gorbereitttng elmer 5peiten 5rei.
belts sg(nIeibes s&agne bat fib beu.
te 6oS .6reiheit8onIeibe-&o.
ulitee teiIpeiie reorgoniiiert un6
Mdne borbereitat, Inn ieoer Jrau
oes 2anoe8 0ie finan5iellen 8or5iige
n0 botriotiihe &fIidt Ser S5nbeItie.
rlln9 in gegierungs -9onos flor5it.
legen.
8rau 2ouiS SGu6e bon g}etp gorf
muroe 5rr 8oriisen0en 0es 5lpeiten
gun6es Reierbe 9iitritts ernunnt,
oIs NadfoIgerin non SRI @irginia
s5urntan. Sir 33 Staaten nur0en
8oriiBerinnen ernnnnt. 0arlnter:
5rou Morgon 9. 8udeleD bon Sart.
forb fiir Connecticut. Ser Soften
elmer goriibenoen fir ben Stooi
gtem gorf lit nod often. 5rau $.
8. @ittpen, b6u Sobofell, mur0t
Die gcriiseROe fir Sem sSgrien.