davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03

| curing the session yesterday the public
participation In II was not great This
| left IL almost entirely professional That
| there was good support for stocks a scale
uhder the prices which ruled during the
morning was shown by the tact that stocks
u'o hot decline to any great extent. the
Iosses In the great majority of cases being
confined to fractions one of the exceptions
10 the rule was Lehigh Valley, which at
one t'me showed a loss of 22, points as
compared win the close of yesterday. This
reaction came about after the stock had sod
half point higher in the morning The
STOCK established new low at 653.. which
ls inc lowest since 1915. The movement i'm
ienish valley must be regarded as spe-
ctal one, due to a great extent TO the soft
street
IL was regarded as natural that there
should be some declines from the best
prices, this being due to profit taking at
tne hlgher levels. with the exception of
United states Steel common there were no
large transactions - that is large in the
sense that they exceeded any previous DAYS
10 any great extent. steel common fol-
lowed the course taken in New York. After
an advance of more than p points there
was reaction to below the final figure
or last night. II was left to Lake Superior
w lhiHiSn tIe ldISPSt tTaulnR OF any us
tnctly local issue. After selling up a half
point it declined to the closing figure of
last night The traction shares did very
little. Philadelphia Rapid transit trust
certificates had declined to 20. a loss of a
by the middle Of the last hour. but only
65 certificates had changed hands by that
time.
The York Railways Company issued its |
earning statement for February and three |
months. II compared favorably with the |
period of the previous year. |
For the month the gross earnings were |
SS4.252 n gain of S7249. or "a per cent. |
S48l5, or II per cent. Gross earnings for |
the three months were s269,66l, an increase
of S31146. or 1871 per cent; and the net was
Sl51il2, a gain of sl595O. or i1S per cent,
II was not until late in the day that any
Of the company's stock came out, then 25
shares of the preferred stocE sold at 80, up
point from the last previous sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
FINANCIAL NEWS
STOCKS IN LOCAL MARKET IMPROVE
AT START, BUT FAIL TO HOLD GAINS
Street Expresses Satisfaction Over President Wilson's
Address-Lehgh Valley Sells at Lowest Point
Since 1915

With the opening of the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange this morning there was
general improvement shown. This was
true, both as far as the movements of
prices were concerned and the number of
stocks which appeared on the tape during
the forenoon session. The betterment in
the market was due to the Presidents 8
speech to Congress last night. Everywhere
in the Street the Presidents words were
favorably commented on and the opinion
was freely expressed that there was moth
ing of the uncertainty left in our interna-
tional relations to cause concern. When
Congress adjourned in the afternoon with
out taking action on the war resolution.
however. some hesitancy was shown in the
street, and this was responsible for mar
rowing down in the trading and a reaction
in prices
While the market was more active than
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALuARrp p.,,,
SQqAPsToNE PLANT, soAPsToNEE EARN Pf1RHn
ktES, kHni,r ETGi Eiit IN, IN AMELIA SoGNTYe YeVAk- Va'
lie Lii iHE nucTioSSri TSiSoSSrHERN RAILWAY AT Pltb PtB:
,,a. pursnant rS 70 a decree entered In tn. Hu.,.
ra "a; on the 18th day of March iei7e in tS
sbnra baneery Cause therein depending under me
poration ct al. defendants wherein tbne sibUne Cor
signed was appointed trustee, with mi 1 unaer-
anu authority TO execute and performp powea ss
eonyayaSs. ne. out az. and eaumera,ed eertsiS
VIA (which conveyance Is filed In The nc q. l.
the conditions and terms therein con,a ,u WIN
ments "a rey snd IN sssopdancs with the rsauirs
conveyance is recorded in the cIerkw kwh1eh n,sa said
Amelia County. Va, In d. b. M ce N
me undersigned. appointed trustee ss ssse w
a ssid VIII expose for sale for casn on ~
s.Ssheuss asr door, ha.tnsa.. e. dcurq y
following described real and persona prons 6ne
n I.,ss n, ,na, certain srao, of land Wins
tainins three hundred and twentysevsn,' ,s11 eon,
by twelve u2) acre tract OF iand bsionn tn1 nofsh
to ~; .. webster on the east by the inddn3 iands 81
" srsHn sIar. SonRson % on ths west by the estate
nd: q R PsrSn.sosns. Hn sss :SS :SS'h BY the
SECOND. Also all the euildlna1 macb,nsvx
e Ss trsss sesis Il e7d appliances of svsry kihd
=; / = ''|'''j;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
BAR SILVER
Sugar Futures Steady

NEW YORK, April 3.-There was very
steady tone to sugar futures at the start
today and first sales were about unchanged
TO an advance of five points. with transac'
.ic1s on the call amounting to 1850 tons.
.,va;e advces from cuba regarding crop
.ocrects were not at all encouraging,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
Today's
pptniuH
Quarter Million in Gold for Cuba

NEW YORK, April 3--God coin to the
amount of s250,000 has been withdrawn
from the Subtreasury for shipment TO Cuba
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
VEGETABLES

There was little trading and prices generally
FAVORED buyers. Quotations: White potatoes OLD
chocs Ss% York @ choice per bushel $50; Maine
per bushei s9@2aS Jersey pcr Tsstern' Gh9ice
I:3o. White White potatoes, new, Florida, per bar
per barrel-No. l. s2.5OG4: No =, 81 S6%s
SWess poNa,oes pelaWSs5e and Maryland per
cniisl 81 Sweet sntn2,%s' nots,os' No: = M25@l so
NS $50; No. e 500 dc peS onions Ssske1m per
iOO-lb 6ag-No. I. yellow. $7.5O0 $50, Cab.
per crate ssS6@7 25 Spinach. Nor NorfoIR. I per- per-
Gauiinewer California per crate, sl.bo@a Let.
poor poor to good, per basket, sIQs Celery, Flor. op
ilda' ida' per i0.inch crate. ss@8,b0 Beans, Flor
EEESG11lSnt Enr11a Florida per boy So 5o@S' Peppers,
per box N.75g22S Peas. Fiorids psr sroriss. hs a.
GSaf, sSg1: Tomatoes, Florida, per crate. ,275
Fancy -, 5oQe; choice 1904. Mushrooms, per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
National Tube Increases Pine

PITTSBURGH. April a.--The N.,,I
Tube Company has increased the pr,..'
all pipe $40 a ton. Wrought iron g
makers announce an increase Of sis a =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
Ninth National Increases C.n,.

Stockholders of the Ninth Nations, =,
at a special meeting today, una n,r. nsnl
approved the proposed increase in @aoust 10y
stock from 100000 to 100000. III splsa
Der Of shares voted was over 80 ns, nun
OF the total outstanding. gen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
Soil Railroad in South Jersey

The Cape Nay, Delaware Bay and Sew
ellis Point Railroad was sold by Barnes
q Lofland of this city. at receivers sale for
s50,5OO. to Wilson & Carr, of Camden. The
purchasers. a firm of attorneys, are under
stood to represent bondholders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
FRESH FRUITS

The general market was quiet and without
important change Quota tions Apples per bbi
YORK Imperial Si45:5e; Ben Davis S4Q4 25
BALDWIN; BradNin Ne l. s!g5; do 9nsraded. sS@3,50
1rssehhg; NO, !, s45Oq6; do ungraded. SO q
s3gt Winesap No. /. s4,5oad; do. unsraded
S2.oOW3: 90; apples, northwestern, per box
Fancy, S2Q2.5O; "ho!e- 81 5OGp2: lemons, Der
SScv soS ssSt orqnsss ns Florida per SrsteoBrsht
I@2,23: grapefruit: Florida. per crate 81 sa5
rrnnhrr,s nlneahppfs Porto Rieo per crate 1904; so
varieties. s5@5;5o; early black. s2@l; cram
perries. Cape Cod: per crate. sl50G2: do
Ida, quart 1UfIoac -'~-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK April 8.--BuTTER-.Receipts
1887 tubs. A shade easier Extras. 44Wftnc'
No other changes.
EGgS-Receipts. 81. .g47 cases. Firm. Ex-
tras 3jc. storage. 34m34h c; frsts. 33M3ici
seconds no change; mixed. 33h @35c. otner
grades unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

s9@30c: common, - 027c squads per dozen
80: DO. weighing 8 91O lbs. per dozen. s3.75g
80; DO weighing s lbs, per dozen, SO a 3 25; do
Ing 8@6la lbs. per dozen. s2QD2..5: dark, sl.75
Q2.5: small and No. . 5Oc9S1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, April 3.--The market for
coffee futures opened irregular today, |
point higher to points lower Trading on
the call was quiet sales amounting to $500
baps
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
GRAIN AND FLOUR

| WHEAT-Reccipts. i0O,oGs bush. Offerings
s.Ta;sTNS frT ssmfSS SSpor
$5s fsiscsd SS if siS4 rejected a.
was ,. le higher under small supplies 6u, trade
sss, to location Western. ~, 3 yellow i;S5g
is o. f9 ss'T .od,asF" saa%ss Na g. yssw AS
a,,[. S[A.fSS@;Rsseepts, s4;7!s bush; Trade was
sassds nss rS %b,, N3 Whits fIs q5Se;
H ~"'' white & @ s. Es ssmris Mns oa'; as
y! FLiouKSRecspts $50 bhs: and lislt .sez
sSsS $S9' s
h5si flss5 DO Rs!sE q
city mills choice ef and fancy cS PATENT sioSS
but FFs ELQF W aSss IN % 'SsP SsE Ee and a. % 70
PROVISIONS
Taa ma5s sss m y R s.
sts. s,y b gae wsse.n beef in sets smoked
sI; i'r s%.E;a ssst pea Sams 81 9p ssss I
s$ ss%'l Ss:sa l09s:
S:.: S;S s'';s to s;s'" ,"s
cured loose. isss do sn'S .mosss sn0HSs, Isse; bses
IN pickle. according to average. loose, 2ah C:
asc ssson anS eufsd s
s.,s yoe: lard western. refined, tieTees. 2ihe: do
REFINED SUGARS
a. The market was quiet but firm. Renners
sssra ns ffssnSssa
t.eoc soft grades. 6,504s.T5c,
DAIRY PRODUCTS
aBuTTERIThe market ruled Arm at the late
SaS SSavance rnder light receipts and fairly active
as@4sc; extra hrsts IS q i4c; arsis. ~ q 42h C;
s Dr Ts,s ts0 sS
1aSs ioSsnx II Special fancy brands of prints
,Edds-Demand was good and prices advanced
psr peG per ease Quotations Nearby hrsss $500
ws:,e@n Extra rss ssso per ser so
nrs.s' % 40 per case fancy selected canded eggs
fair demand; quo.sG sGon.; tSs New W YorE. faH fuil
fsr sood held s4Saae s4Passs higher 20, part aS
ana SI pss.r sb sess MAS y fs sa.s
low; Fowls, as 70 quality, "a a5c; exceptional
80 sprlns ssIsEn. sSfGs eir
per pair y aasy o yoans psr
psSsssE6aDssrss,s stock wsIl cleaned
az; .,sSas 70 sSf dryPehsa a% saS'y over :s
e. F. pssi ssi. H.. isnss ss
siessa g. ss'ss.nE @ .. s' sBs eyer Sia aap
y: ';|ss; s:.':ss ss,:.;I; VS.: 6:
: & I ! I NE I Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-03
PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS

=, The market quiet but firm. Refners
powdered. 7.a5 YsIoci confectioners' A, 1850
1.0Oc soft grades. 6.504s.T5c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-05

zaiA=a4 -r ne uarT nz1-n4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-05

a La aal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

getummen. &sinesFans bari man Die
fen, ME "a bier unb ba geI6isbt,
5lufigteiten Our4 Die Naie gieBen
nole1, bentl aud bic gierDe betoms
men auf oieit 8eile let9t 2%un9eueuts
3lnoung. qm bequemiten lit Is ints
rner, fpsnr man Meoi3inen nit 5uts
ter o0er 5rintipofer eings6en lam,
bieIe iperben auF bieTe WeiIe aber
ni6t genommen. Bel Miroern biirfte
man o9ne Jtafae ni4t austommeu
t6nuetl, absr man fol- INNER nur
feline Solitude einfl0Bsn. 6reili4 lit
oies feline angsnebme 8eIAdFtigung,
bic 6aour6 berlorene 3eit iebod be-
trdgt muir tpenige Ulinuttu, pd9renb
man bic 8iere ihont uto ii4 Dor
5daoen bepabrt. Man pd6le bic
5laIas m1gliAIt aus ltdrterem Nla>
ierial ais aus gtas, 6enn biefes lam
bon benz Sier, luenn Is bic GlaI4e
nit ben 3d6nea gu paden trisgt, leiat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

6Ort BAT. 10 ct NIT einsm NAL forts
geiAniett I'm i'd BEN aliens bic Mu6
iid febIe mile. SD ben ben Mlennets
Tdtr nod { gdn3e odtt gsidgt, no ct
itb in feline 4eip bat ltede tonne. Wie
CT genug 9eh6rt gebabt bat, ou fagt
tr: nWitt en- Seller ME Sbne, no enc
ebrli4e Mann fei 8iBneB ipeuIe bu6t
I'M babel nod nit 70 oieient IL, oaB
CT for ben Demmetfd be5o1le bubf,
for 70 en- traurioe Sedel BEN mir E
anHers ponniI4meut: Gie BEN iebs
bic WabI, entpeDbsr 6u6n t9 ibne
in ben aebtf6. mo Die niIoe 2eiens
fin, T6meiHe, poOer ih ieBe Shine for
10 ebdllt feds Stunoe in ben Rs6tI9
3u bic Monttes..~ pa ben i'd mid
fortidniete tpolle, atpiper Der aunne
bat es geno6tiit IN bat mi9 gon3
i9redli9 perbammatIdt uno 6ann
nit en- tmmenIe Sid enals geTdmtTIe.
Dos ts nter piel lieiper getpefe, als
BET bic 2eiens cher Die Mlonties all
TONNE, otpper ss foa mid nur teins
me6r nit en- 3ertus tomme ippmtt i1
berbleipe Sbne S6rn IietDer
P9tttPp 9auetamper,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
Der sHnitlid)e 9slatreeen.

Wenn mir i'm @drten ipriBen, 70
molten mir oamit Eau urb Regen er.
iesen. Mie IS DerIdlebeue Qrten bon
aegen gibt, feinsn S~prii4rsgeH, ergies
bigsn 2~anbregeu un0 beftigen plaBs
rsgsn, 10 st6t es au4 beridisoene
arten pes @pribsns. Der Sprii9.
restn f4afft Fsudts 2uft, Der 3anOs
regen peiat ben gootn sriinoli4
Ourd, uno Der Ylabreger, er ridtet
nobI 5upsiIen Sdaoen an. tpsnn er
gar gu reid unO pl6Bli4 tommt, ober
er Bat aud ieins gortsile, 3. o..
Ddiat er bas unge5iefer Ron ben
8Gumen.
Sold einen tiuitliAsn plabregtn
lpolen mir i'm @arten fpirten lafeH,
menu uniere 2situng Druid gentlg bat,
iubem mir bic gilan3en. bic 0as mo-
tIg babtn, elnmal trdftig ablprlBen.
pa 6iirfen mir uidt sagbaft uno 5ims
isin, ionIt miro bas aur babe
arbeit. Mir balten Sic S6Iuu6miins
buus ous nd4Fer 9dbe auf bic
pflanssH, bic mir reinigeu molten,
lno Die berb auffhIasenben 8aTers
itraRIeH ipiilen alles fort, mas ba
nidt bingebort. Die pfiause o6tr
iit1t na9 gttdnsr arbeit Friia unb
aus.
Nm misrtm gfirTi4lpalisr fssm
IId @1ilblduIe an. mir brauuta
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

ten. 0aoura fann bos sier 6ds
Wlaat niht i4IieBen. Damn legt mon
bic Ollie NIT Der 5dnb BON Der Settle
auf ben 3uugenriiden unb lGBt oann
pie 3unge los, inDem man BEN aopf
f4nea in bic 90be biegt. GrIdeint
ole 9ennBung Der 6anO 9efdbrIi4,
Damn BARI man einen glatten, itumpz
fen Stod benuBen, an oelIen oberem
@nbe ii4 cine gertiefung our Qufs
nebme Der ptGe befinoet. Qber nan
lam babel oos 3ier beI6dbigen.
5lifi8teiten 9eben Ti6 gut nit elmer
SprtBe Elm, bic einsn @ummi6oQ
bat. 9ieIen entleert man nit Iongfas
mem Druid uno 3tpor fii6rt man ben
f9tpa9 nad unten %gebogeneu 2duf
Der SptiBe bon Der Seitentante oes
NtouIes urt0 ni4t bon pnrn Elm. 8eim
@in9eben muB man li9 bodItelen,
ettpa auf cine 2eiter p6er in bic arips
pc, banit bas pfero ben Ropf bebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

nur i'm SUM- lpenn bic iungen 2duss
letn ipanoern. Is Elm paarmaI tii9tig
pldbregnsn lafen, i6on ituo Iic bers
i1rpunoen. 8eSbal6 iino ia Die Monoz
fpaliere ioId 4araoies fir mdn4trIet
S6dOlinge, neil i1arFe RegenguFe
Die 8dume nidt geniigenb abIpiilen
tonnen, neil bic Nano 5u bel G4uB
bietet.
Dag qepFets anb 8ifnbGums, sic
mad Der 8liite Elm poarmal ariin6lid
abgeipribt tperosn, ieIten mabi9e
5riihte bringen, lit befannt. au4 bier
bat Der i9arfe 8aFerItrd6l bic pins
3is fleiRen Rdupden 0es ObIlpidlers
bon Der iunsen 5ru6t 6eruntergss
fpiilt. = 9ort 5eigen ft9 gIutlduie
3undAf nod an ben RiIen unb Muas
ben BON Stammen lato 3peiqen,
nidts einfadsr, als NIT benz Strabl
Der Maierleituug iie berauter3upas
maiden, un0 lusnn bds einige Male
pieoerlOIt piro. lit Der Baum balb
Idubsr, oenu BEN energiI1eu Druid
oes Aaiers bdlt Der Mo1fiI3 Der
8lutlaus nidt itanb.
9[u6 bic 8lattlduie i'm a~ofenbaus
itnb na9 iui~eOsrboItem abfpriBen pers
f9nan0en. Cine 9auipribe ODER aud
cine sep6AuIihe Yflan5snipriBe Mir
b bier penig ausri9ten t0nnen. Nur
Der riidF4tslos fhdrfc Gtrobt, Der
Die 3peige uno gl1tter uno Sriebe
Ioubsr fudfdt, fdafft 0rOnuns i'm
houfs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12
Gal5 ais 0eflascIsiit.

IS lam nidt oft genus Oabor ses
iDarllt iuerDen. an 9etllgel nit ap9-
ials Dermeagte 6uttertone ~ab3u9ebea.
IS gentst admlt4 tdon cine 9al6e
lln5s Gal5, UNI ben 2oo zines 9a6s
mes bsrbei3uiuDreu. unler pleiea
umitdnDat lino 9otelabtaIle, pel9e
bon elmer bepeuteuDen 4n3abl BON
9efIugel3ldtern germ 5tpeds Yerflts
terung an Das @sfIugel 9stauit Iper.
ben, lue9eu Der oft BARN ent9aItensu
inarfgepar3ien Sauten oper ionitts
gen fart ial3igen Speiierelte re4t
geiabrlId. yliemals iollten oieie &as
uenabfaIle, 10 ME tie linD, perfiittert
iuerDen, ion0ern man miidt iie 3iDeds
mdBig fart nit Mais. uub Jutters
ms1I; aud ge6e man ntemals gu ptel
aAf einInal DON bieiem 5uiter. Sin
hduftgsres Q9t9a6en auf Den @e.
unobeits3uitano oes GefIiigeIs lit
unerIdBli4 aotpenDig. 3eigeu Ii9
lsi9te NsrgiftungssrI9einungen, bann
unterIaiie man iofOrt bic netters
0erfiitterung Der betrsffenoen 4bs
e. 9ur6fall, gerDleier uuD snts
sinOeter ShIunb iino bic duBeren
GrIdeinungen Der 8ergiftung, aud
ha6en bic Eiere infotge bes gu reids
LID oenOIienen Sal5ss Elm fairies
9~nrItgeElbl. 5erner f4ninbet batD
ber Appetit. Is 3eisen ii4 66pG4es
5uFtdnes. bic oft gu %9dbulungsn aus,
artsn. Rah 8pet dubsrtt ~qualpoIlm
gaesH, In befonDers traiIen 5dlIen
aud idon fribsr, tritt btr Sob elm.
"a bic observation-disclosures In
Der Negel 5u ipdt mabrgenpmmen
ptrbeH, 70 iit cine 8ebanblung bers
ItLben in ben msiIien galien obne ben
geipinIdten GrFol9. obipo9l bic @es
esamdbregeln 3iemlid sinfader art
Finb. Man gebe Dor allen Dingen
altItisre nit taltem Waiier unb iibers
gieBe olei9fulls bic pergifteten Sier.
nit tnItsm MaIier, mas nan nab
siutatn Gtunbsn ip~ieosEboIe. als
arnntsnIOIt O~eratfolse man 9afsr>
Idleim; iebr CUTE Dienite tut nud in
Rptrsin sstohtes MsiBbrot, BEN
man etnas 0liUenol (rDssi 2u@1'
Hinsugsiat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

geim gin8sbsn BON Mebi3inen
pir0 oft iebr un8tpedmdBig berfa6,
rem, nobel ben Sieren ntft Ielten
Sdaben 3ugefigt miro. Qber niht
nnr bas gier erteioet bur4 unDers
niinftiges Gtngeben BON Meoi8tu
5aabsu, ionoern Der 8efibsr IelbIt
tam 8erIuite baben, benn idon mans
DIE Sub bat Oaburd cine t0tli4e
Qunaenent3lnoung betommen, oqB
bic eingegebene Me0i3iu, ME man gu
fageu pflegt, in bic berte9rte ae6ls
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

5er6iFen perben. q}uloerf0rmige Ules
bi3in fir pferbe feudtet man am
beIten an un0 itreiht ite ibnen bann
nit einem 9ol3ipoteI auf bic 3unge.
Se6r bequem gebsn ii6 piIen elm,
absr audi bieies muB geternt iein.
Dor allen. Oaulit bic pfsr6e bic qiaen
ni9t in Die SABINE betomrten unb
5erbeiben t0nnen. gu bieIem 3ned
muB man nit Der linfen !6anb bic
3unge bes 3isres cine 6anobreit aus
Dem NlauI 3ieAen uno iie 70 feftbals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

Biir garnt INN 6artpn
9nber6iemaSen.

Die auberbfsn Toaen gnOe Slli
BITS ausuft rsif gum G6neipen fix
0cussipinnung ieia, ba 3u 0isIer 8sii
bag 9eu am raf4eIien trodnet. Die
GF0iea Iino reif sum S4neioen, peRn
BITE untsren 8Idttsr anfangsn aeIb ait
iptrbeu un0 bic S9oten qut ousaes
bfIoes, Die 40rner dafanaen bart au
peroen unb bic S6oten ettpas aeIbs
lid tperoen. Wenn man por bieIer
3eit lduGOet, 10 entbalten bic 9flans
5tn niht ben bo4iten Rd9rftoffge6alt,
ipdbrenp, fpetn man NIT Dem S6neis
ben t%partet, Die 8tdtter pertrodnen
ulo abfalen un0 ba lie am reiGiten
in StidffofgebaIt iino. 70 lit Der
8trluIt Elm GROCER. SIS lit i'm alQes
msi1en nidlt idmsr, bic ri6tige .3eit
8u beftimmen, mann bic auberblen
geidnitten lper0en mii6en, unb etpas
gelnnoes urteil unb G%rFa6runq felt
le0en Barmer in Stanb, bic rt6ttqe
3eft Su fin0en. am beiten TAnetbet
man BITE Grbien am Morgen, fpenn
ttin 9an auf ben pflan8sn 1T, ID
blel6en lie odnn ben gan3en Gag in
Der Gonne Iiegen unb iperbeu am
na9iten 9ormittag init Dem qBenDer
g%sfpenoet. @aourd, odb ie NIT benz.
felben IoTe geItreut tperDen, perben fie
audi raider troden. Qm Ielben Q6enb
nod perben ite NIT benz Re6en In
Snnaoen gere4t uhb bIeiben, tpenn
bas Detter gut III, 10 Iiegen, Bis ite
gut getrpdnet iino, tpds in 1--2 Sa>
gen Der Jaa 1T. Radbet peroen ite
in fleine 9auFen gebradt uno bteiben
In benIelben liegea unb nab pieoer
1--2 gngeu lperoen iie in grDBere
9aufen gebraht. 2tuF biele Saufen
gi6t man cine @abel bou Strnb uno
IdBt bieie 9aufen nun 10 Gage i'm
GelOe itebeu ooer bis 0as 6eu boLls
iommen getrodnet lit. Die Gtro6tQps
be ptrtt als Gdub gegen oas Gins
0ringen BON gffgeR In Den 6oufea
uaO lit ebenfo pirtiam, als fpenn
man cine aappe ntmmt, bic auF benz
Martte finb. Qm beiten lit es, man
fdhrt nit einem nit 5tro9 %belabenen
Magen iiber bas Sch unb Der Mann
9ibt alei4 bonn 8agen auf ieoea
5aafsn etlpa5 5tro6. 9ieIs met4ope
bet 9eubereitung bat man ols Die
bette nn0 prattiidite g%efunOen, 9as
Dea TT ref gum Ginfabrer, tpenn Elm
8af9el, 8uiammen ge0rebt, tstne
5euatigteit me4r 5eigt. 0ut lit es,
ipenn man BAG Sen iaI3t unb Is 10
oidt ais m09lid eiutagert. Menn
gen aud etpas fparm iperoen
iplts tueRn es eintge 3eit gelagsrt III,
10 madt bas ni4ts, Is pirb, nenn
man fs ungeitprt Iisgea IdBt, bod gut
iper0en, Is mare gefdbrIi4. piroe
bas 9eu 0ann auseinan0erpers
um Is bpr BEN 9er6rennen
80 idaben. Der 9rOBte Gebler tptfO
canl begangen. ipenu man bas .Seu
aidt felt genus padt. 9qs 10 er3eag.
Il 6eu til, penn alss gut semndt
IDir0 uno bag Metter siinftig mar,
id0n DON 5arbe. rein uH0 frti9, bat
In gutes Aronaa aao bait iiA gut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-12

Die 6sbsru BON 9ibuern
uno Eurte1s perosn getp6bnlid
niht 9e6rouht, iOnOsru aAtlus pegs
geporfen, uno bod tdnn man 5e Ie6r
gut perrpenosn. Ourd msbrmaIiges
MAIDEN NIT laannrmem SeijsnpaI
ier tpsrOen Die Gsoern sereiuist uno
ipen1 man etpos pulberiiterten GaIs
better OasmiIfsn Itrtut. tpiro aud RE
leste @pur BON unanaenehmsm Gss
ruh alsbolb Deri4punDen IsiH.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-25
Brotherhood Supper

The members of the Metho.
dist brotherhood held their
monthly meeting at the church
parlors on Tuesday evening OF
this week, the meeting being
preceded by an oyster supper
at which over twenty-five people
were seated at the tables.
Oysters were served in all
styles imaginable and the way
the boys made them disappear
from the plates indicated that
the services Of tile cooks were
appreciated. Following the
banquet a program of toasts
was rendered, M. S. Hull act.
ing in the capacity of toast
master. Talks were made by
nearly everyone present along
different lines. The business
of the Brotherhood
followed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-01-25
For the Wisconsin Telephone
Company
Work of Installing will be
Done by Grew to Arrive
February 1st.

The new automatic switch
board for the new office of the
Bell Telephone company in this
city, arrived during the fore
part of the week according to a
statement by Manager Schultheis
and is being taken to the new
office of the company in the
Estabrook-Downs building.
A crew of men will arrive in
the city on February 1st to be-
gin the work of installing the
board and this work will be
completed as rapidly as possible.
When the switch board has
been installed and the lines
have been cut over ito it the
work of changing the instru-
ments will be begun and the
automatic ringing system will
be installed, making it un-
necessary to ring in order to
get central. By taking the re-
ceiver off the hook the system
will work automatically.