davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-02
Bonds

I. .. 9s registered ............. ssN I. g. 3s coupon ................ 9SA I. S. 8s registered ............ 99 I. D. Ss coupon ................. 99 i. Q. Is registered ............ 105 I. 8. ls coupon ..e............. 105 1anama 3s coupon ............. S4 lentral of Georgia con. 5s .... 92T Illinois Central ref. As .......... 79 X & N. un. 4s ................. S6is leaboard Air Line adj. 6s ...... 46& |buthern Bell 5s .............. 94 Eputhern Railway 5s ........ 92
 puthern Railway gen. As ...... 6OA
 t s. Steel 5s 100
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-02
Consumer Beginning to Wonder
 When Quotations Will Any Lower
Rv JOHN c. MOSES

While business is good in the wholesale district, prices seem to be at balance, with no prospect of material drops in sight. Rumors float around from day to day that we can look for a drop in this and that, but the consumer Is beginning to think along the same line as the man from Missouri, and wants to see some real benefit from the orders of the food and coal dictators. One little fellow said yesterday. If some of these price changes in foodstuff and coal don't reach us soon it will be spring and we can plant another garden and do without coal" And I think he knows what he is talking about
 The supply on the avenue is good in most lines. Fish is rather scarce, but shipments due this week. Cotton went off fraction on the local market today, good middling being quoted at 271sc. Corrected quotations were as follows
 Poultry Hens-2f@27c.
 Fryers-3z@35c.
 Guineas-4oc.
 Roosters--15c.
 Extra Graded Eggs--42c. Candled Eggs-40c.
 Turkeys-Live, 2Sc.
 Ducks-20022c.
 Meats D. s. Ribs-2S%c.
 D. s. Clear Rib Bellies-33c, D. s. Rib Bellies-33c. Pork Loins-27c.
 Choice Steers-1591Sc. Choice Lambs-26c Premium Lard-27ssc. Compound Lard-21Mc. Choice Hams-31c. Choice Bacon-43c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-02

Choice Timothy Hay-sss. No. 1 Timothy Hay-$S7 per ton. No. Johnson Grass-S23.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-02
Meats
Creamery Products

Butter-Ceamery, 471ac; southern butter a51ac; oleomargarine, soc. Full Cream Cheese-29c.
 Fish Perch-10c. Salt Water Trout-1Sc. Red Snapper-15c. Gray Snapper-11kc. Mullet-S18c. spanish. Mackerei-171sc. Virginia Croaker-Sc. Maryland Oysters-S2.8 gal. Medium Select-S2 gal.
 Sugar and Cereals Granulated Sugar--S.S3c. Rice-Fancy Blue Rose, s cwt. Fancy Rice-H per cwt. Grits-Cartons. $ dog. Grits-Sacks. $3.S5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
Ha6bIf6

Ole crit, ouBeroroentlihe seion 6e8 65. aongrefes bat am Iebten
Gmstna lire gnoe gefmoen. Gle mar cine Der %Dihtigten rno folGen.
fhDerfen III Der @eifihte miges 2aa0es, 0eun ir tel Die Autgobe 3L
bird cine eemeniane &eoIution bag 9ete9en 6e8 Srteg55itanoe5 geaenI
geutfdIon0 al efIdren uno ale i'm @erioge oRer erttdrrng notDenot
gen WlaBregeln Sa treTfen.
3wei aaqemetne Dlomente ber0ieuen ol5 beion0ers fenn5ehdnenD hr
ben GbQrufhr 0Rer SeHon berDoTgeboben at meroen: Dos tdt gan3H1a
Teblen elmer fafH6ien 9ppoftion 8. /. elmer 9ppoitfo1 Die MIR I'm
parripoItnher grinOe naen 4aBregeln befunpft tmO DIE uebertros
araa beinobe l%mbeIfrdnfter Observation-Disclosures an Den 8rdtoenten
III feiner Gigenhoft oils o6erfeu ariegs6errn 0S 2anoes. 8ebeS ge
fhob ~clsfhIeBltA i'm Sntareie oes Sanoe5 lo I'M @etfe 0es rHn1tsn
Hntriohsmls, nm alr Met att 6dgeb Dob unIr 2ano nod0en es
crit mad Imgen 86gern oa8 Gdmert ge8oget butte, tbt entitloHen let
D0sRIbe ni1t in Der Sfetoe 81 bergen, che ntft 0oS 3el erretht IT. TIM
Defentpilen mir IN ben 9rRg ge5Oaen fn6.
@elegentih borte mon Do5l Strttf bes &ongreres, beloHDers oS
genats, neil nit scr 9ernlng gepfer gnrdgea unt6tg btcI Belt ners
brnht Der0e. abr 0iee ariTt mar MIR In Den peni8den 6dlen gerett
ferhgt. SAT- INNER rehllierten loIde o%isgeOe6ntn 9ebotca III DenRt
Inheu BerbeIerrngen Der 8ouageL umo I'M algemeuea 6lrfhe art1urI
NnIFour nit finer @rtIartng, Dab rniare Observation-Disclosures 10 ihnea
arbatete. ns mb NIT Ser 9ernunft berrt4. Den gogel ouf 0n aopf ge
trcifea BADEN. IS bari .e6en uht iberie6eH mer0c1, Dab cine g1u5e Nn5ohl
ser naaen GefeBe aIt5ergebrodte Qnihnungen g%erooe5u ii5er 0n SonfenI
nIut Deer nf 0ar aopf fhat um6 6ab es fb BEL Den @cDiai8m0en nbht
ulabr Inn Miiaioaen ionoerH Inn 8ilionen ban0eHe.
Mnes In dlenr genontHea bot Der aongreB In ben fet8 Mlondten
1ieFer erfen 5efion mebr fonfHuthbe arbet geeiIht d5 i 5uDor In
irgenb elmer Geion, obne ieooh ua elmer bIoBen Songeglaibine bcrab
safnfen, unO ben Srntn Der gelnup1ng 6epeieh 0aB 9emotrate encn'
arsg ntht 70 ilrfaM Dor6ereitent nod fubren fam ais autotrote.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Gas Notwithstanding Miiaerfm bat oe Gage pom 22 big 81
0ttober ben aortofieln gepiomet an 1nen Sogen fol- Die o1erfuHHae
gntion fe baubtGti6 bon Gartofpta nd9ren, TIM fh fr Die Gregs.I
sdt 6oran nlebr al g%apGbnen rn0 0oourh Ben @erbrau3 bon &etene9l
su bermin6ern. Tim III 0iie Soft 01annigfntgfeit 5l brtngen, rodHel
befnnntid bic @r5e beg Se6cns tit telt oas 2epartement cine aaR5e
snsohI 9feepte mt, nie Ds anoqengapaas nf Die berffeoe1fe 8eHe
n1 5u6ereHan last. 28r fn0en BARN eme Gnuetrung, Den Sartoffeln
GfeHernrln5e 8u3uieben. 8ornuf perOeu mir bergdten, Dem oeutiden
EbridDoft gemlB: oBug Der Bauer n1t feant 0ds TIT CT nidt" &tr
fanmen Gfdfernlnse aus lnTen &no1etst0gen, mann tie os Zee &c.
reMt t1rDe uH BEN lberlaoenen MngeH SIT beru9t8en. M1r tennen tie
ns 0hn Gagen, as niafomnene 8eigabe Git einen1 @etranfe Dos freilt1
igf al Den 2ugusartmen gebort uno ais Mbste1 beonnt lit nn0 tebr|
erfrhhen0 nf Die Rerpen Drft, nenn man tie nit on0eren @etronfen
aberfpaTat Fat, aer os 4ronao su Snrtofen bn6en mir fe nod nidt
0enaHcn. "a unAet uns 9nn3 on6ers et Reept an, inelde5 oe 9erteb|
Lima ron Gartofeffuppe le5rt Sir fn6 Dem Mfnnter fir 2nnonirt
Ybat 0onfb1r. ooB er at 0ieieHt fb6nften @r8ugns Der aatofefihe
anreqt, Denn aartcfieIfuppe it irOiIhes 4mbrofa. Cod lit es niht Die
0eufde adrto1elnppe, Ste geRhrt miro, ion0ern Elm 8rooatt, in Incident
aRId cine aDiftige 3uga6e bHot. @ir 5iebeu Fe nit idn0oen @aHer
Dor, cber Fe muB eDas 5hid entbaIten, mas in benz ae5ept febH Gann
fonnmt cine Gpeife, Die ms ebenfaus nidt bef1nnt it, obr NIT Der mir
inns bereln0en fSnnan. ods fno geflute aatofeln. Gbenio mregen6
af umiere gef6mafsneroen pirft Elm 9h5spt, os a6er Die 3uberetung
ron Glei1 Observation-Disclosures ausfunt erteut gber nnfoem mir Die
aartofeaahe OtrdudnOert fno, baben mir 8wei @erihte oeraiBt,
peIfe bic arone Der Notwithstanding btl0en rno cos fno Sartoffel-
Tfannaafuden mo GartoffeIfI1HG beionoers Die leBteren bon 6Ien0enoer
gsdBe, bon dppiger GornI erireuen fe 0os guge ebeufo De Den g1a8en
DAB 0de snei @eridte fe6Ien oeronlnBt ums 51 Der Gnppblmg an ben
IanDmirtfhdnideu gttniIer, BEL Der GufteQung bon Suben&eepten
omb oe1dde a0dinnen 81 State at 6ieben. I'm fret mad @oGHe 81
re0eu. G1g Der Qnertfaner iAt md ben GanffGn nfdt eioen, etnen
GnrtofeLg fannenfu6en uno eng GartoHefloBe miro er gerne ellen un6
neue GHen5nnangga hber Die 8gpen0barfeit Der aatoffeln tperoen fh
ihm erofuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

rations are being increased from
1900 to 1850 grams weekly
and Of meat Germany has suf-
icient. England also can for
the present dispense with Dem
mark, as her allies do every
thing to help her.
"But after the war? When
England shall regain her SUI
preme world-power and concen-
trate all her strength on the in
ternational competition when
the tonnage is insufficient and
oversee countries are weakened
by the war; can England then
organize a home agriculture
which can replace the Danish
and the Dutch? Where will she
get capital, labor and expert.
ence? We believe that Eng
land by that time will realize
that she has made a mistake
but then it will be too late"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Sri, .. q. t6re!bi: so i6reibe sbHen
nm 8at, mih bon 4tmpels una a%asi0l1aeu
81 fnrterea. AelHe 4ani tHeini 81 ieitta al
sIrfiport: Die Craane, pcIte e~lnBiDuyTtoH
eIiHinieren, braudsH 2luimerffnmiai. Eoolen
Gle fh eret Gran EulpBerb Cadets (niat
Gnlrbnr GGGlet5) nlo neArHGn &c He re-
eeIaldbig laut ainpeiiuleeil iHebrefe gloriate
lang.
Gron 81. Q. 9. fragt: s9enten cir, es tt
m0Qlih ilr MID, Hletn 9einl@i bon ~ 8tu1o
uuf etlpa 125 8fnno 81 eTHDbe114
siutfport: "a. 10 CLAUDE bdB Der re1el'
mdBloe Q5ebralh clRes ipe6iele1 1ontt 1abs
LET'S 6ies fiE Gle Tim Miro, ME 90 otes t3t
inifeH0e mibete Getdn bot. BefianaeH Gte
non ghrcmI Hgoiaefer Grcia9r0n Sppofitc'
lane Tablets In nerlleaeiiem 4aief NIL bob
len Glnneifauaer, AebhieH >te oielelbn
mbrere WsuHaie !ang, mn zen oouen gsisea
81 aie9e1.
.aqeiuine g. fnreibt: sSnnfe Elm Wnnu
Ron @ehsunbbiersig i'd boIitdn0ig btlilos
fnbeuY Sin I4toaf, uerbbs, ilrdillin, mir
ieIbft Borplrfe mGhenb. @1l1le Mat out.
Etebe auf mil 9rna6uHa, IahnffIl 3tldeH
uno babe oil hefiiqe 66lersen In biniereu
Ietl bes aDpies, tnpri5iUien sippettl nbcr
nenu 10 pirilia eGa bsfofIHIe I6 fetHe
Sltrort: I'm eiusu @eneiupIas III &C.
bralden, sic bdbeH bic edneIiaieilsGreil8e
fberfdrifteFt,s mo s5dr 9ferDelfuitem 6IGl1l
elne frhffiaeHoe tonifne WseDiSiB. Rnulen Gle
ih elm gghrd3ef 0reifDtna Gaoomcle lob
Ie(s. penmeH gis per anpeitnHeen mn fgBeH
Gle bic 9t9aaelnna pefua n3iiG usbrere
gtoHete fort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
1tiiMicnen lit
Sas 5icL Umatas!

Serr %. g. @boooes, 8oriiter oes
lofalen anmiteeS fiir bic 6reibeits.
anlefhe, bat iid lber ben @rfolg 0es
eriten Cages rpie foGgt a~liSeeOriidf:
.@enm aud oer Griolg Der @r0f.
nuna Der &aInpague fir Die 6reis
b~eitsanleibe ale fiibnIten Soffnuil.
gen i~ibertroifen bat, 10 bat oas So.
mitee trok Der groBartigen 8eaft.
nortitng ieines 9~ilirufes nidt ben
aopf berloreh g8ir bober einen Gil.
ten aniang, aber Scr idiperite GeiI
Der @rbeit liegt nod Dor uns. Die
8iirger bon Omaha miilIen iid be.
lpuBt meroen, Dab mir inns $15,000,s
900 oils 3iel seiett baben un0 inns
init elmer geringeren Gimme nidt
tper0en 3ufrieoen ltellen Iaiieu. 9urh
Die ~8uiammennrbeit nIler tueroen
mir Den @rfoIg ereiden, rn0 5par
nod Dor oent 81. Sttober. GorIdlls
fla fam iG MIR inger, Dab Dem
Gomitee unier anfung gut geiaut,
aber boB eS i'm bereits teiIIpeiie Der.
aeiien bat mo in Die Submit blidt.
liner 2oiungsmort bIeibt: .Ytdn.
uer geiuinnen SdIohtet, aber Reif.
tlim gerpinnt ariege,@ 0luoba bot
bic eriteren eeitcIt, iett beiBt es, oas
Lehtere herae6en."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

a6onniert ouf ole SGgIide sribinc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
Der tscbGcnnarocl i'm ucrSuetcn!

vie pr Elm baar Tagen erlafene Derfugung 65 gun6es48o9feu.
1erpnIer8 @urieD, peIhe bis duf peieres Die Befor0erlng bon aoblen
nah RannSa Derbiete, 1T e1 tnaoloerleglther geDets Tur Den fardtPoren
ernF Ser SadIoge Soffentfd foHmt fe nod 9enGaeuo reft3etig, Inn
enc grnHide Qabnutng unRrer tnoufrieler &digfeit 6efonoers in ben
5tantea 0es goroHeHens. 81 Derbiteu.
GIN TadbEatt Der aoblennDutrie DG0al 1geJ beridtet In tetuer
Iesfen gtunHner: e91ubhn, sabrfeb fnoufrteae uo m1n5ipole anlogen
0aerorten h0ben nr geringen gorrdt al Sei5mnteual; biee bon tbnet
fomeH f6 bon enea1 IN gndider 2oge befrnoltten Aah5or aobln
ns6oraGn, unD in elmer Qn5abl BON ll~nferneBmtngen III fam tHebr
a0hle b0rbanoen. ais fir DiernG5nan5g Stufoen benottgt miro
Die auappbet an &0Blgn mdHt nh IN beridne0enenf uMiange m
n1nsen 2unOe fabIbor, trtt dbT am be0robidWen IN Den noropetlhen
Gfaaten amT, sic bin}idii1 ibrer 8eri9rgmg NIT aoben gum grdBeren
See mf 0a1 @nHrrnnsbDrt Htelt Der auf ben groBen Brnnenteen
bertebreu6en 5di1e ongeDn5eH fD. l1n6 bier orIdt Der ShtH bteleidt
nod arger 0Is BEL Ser glsfa9r bon ao5Ien nab auaoa un0 oas uebe
1T bel ihuiuiger 81 beden.
3nna ritter erfolgte Die erofmdng Ser Shtfabrt ouf Sen 8innens
feea IN 0uden1 Sabre nm boGe oei 8oden fpmer als IN borigen Sabre
iu0 mad Sh1bungm bon sahIahen uuroe ba0ur1 alefn 0e Befor0e
rrma bon fat elmer Wmion Eonnen aobIe aus SdRn am Griefeg ben
sobIea, bm50gert. 3tm speden Dnr6e cine groBe 4n8obi Sbltfe Dem
@erfebre mf ben 8innenfeen enf3ogen lao fir Die S5eanibrtnbt n
Gienf agaeQtt mas fh bon en~fhna0en0er g8irtung ntf ben ao5lentranss
bort at Mdr erpies lin ben e1Ien feds Wonaten Dieies Sdbre8 nur.
ben suehunoan6dI6 giilionn Eonnn @oble Deni8er os i'm gtahea
3etram 0es ponqen syahres in &dfen am GrteIae beIoen), biefdA
gun Trausport miHeIt 8abn nohgte Die lestereu lbernnBg belaltde
uHo be aobe merfid bereuene
Mht LANCE nRhr, uno Der SdfHsberfehr mf ben Bhnnenleen miro
pugb bid beannenDe gisbaourg gGu5fh gum ShafaHoe gabroft len
A9 balm, Ds heBt innerhdb Der nadnen n6t ODER neuH A01en
Mniamege nit aobtsn berbrgt meroen, ibren ge6arf rr Die to9ehom
bier BIZ flint 9on0te eeedf mo eingeagert baben, oor tie ieben I'D
Der @eiabr ns. ems fh0nen Tages 5tenhd posdh megen garges an
&KlsMnernl Den 4etueb unRrbrGfgn ST mHe1- Las mare ifon IN
nognaoleA 8afea ere gro8e autantat fir Dos gan5e Sano, DlTDe oor
n slE}eazgiIea eng &aanrophe furbtdrIer At mo bon tna6iebbarsn
6fe ee9aH uob III Ter uuStfn 9tuos gudib abscnnoet peroea
IeHnig.
gsrus eaa ba eiaiaafn aai bic sgdsHss Guaha 1rhaas-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Der btrbIHfftt pros
feTfoI prcieHor: .0err acasss
Gle l0nnm mir aratuIiersn, iH blu
asRern Batter geporoen."
apaegs; .Gints Gobnts9'
proIsFor: .Rsin!'
aoasae. ,Gtnsr SOdlsr aItcl"
qroFsHor 0srEtrsut); sWoher iptis
fen Gis bsrsits, noB ss cine Soater
iR9"
= It6t eeIoGeu. SER (5it
cinem Suneen, Der i'm idon otter
a~ngebetteIt bat): sGu eIenoer al-
aenidIineaI, id babe guu5 genaE
erfa1rcn, SAB Gein Batter Iebt uno
aeiunb it, uto mir mndit Gu inl-
mer Dor, OnB er idon iieben Sabre
inter Ser @r0e iIt2"
sd bob nidjt eeIogen; uteiit
gater lit aonoIrdumerl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
DENMARK AND
The EMBARGO.
BY Julius Moritzen in The New
York American.

The fourth year Of the world
war finds Denmark confronted
with problems the seriousness
Of which has called forth a
most thorough self-analysis as
to the effect Of the American
embargo on the nations future
economic life. The present situa-
ton is grave enough, but, like
good householders, Danish busi-
ness and agricultural interests
look forward to the morrow.
The bin introduced in the
"Folketing" by Mr.. Owe Rode,
the Minister of the Interior, is
for the purpose Of securing to
the Danish people their mann
tenanee during the coming
winter.
The bill In question reflects
more clearly than anything else
the difficult problems Denmark
will have to meet. 1t also shows
in how peculiar a position the
country has been placed among
the European nations, and to
what an extent a state of wal
can interfere with the most
vital interests Of a neutral.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

II IS very evident that what
ever Denmark does toward sup
plying England with foodstuffs
reduces the amounts TO be
drawn from the United States.
The Danish people do not pres
emit this as a plea for obtaining
raw materials, but the logic is
50 apparent that it is bound to
end a place in any statement
aiming to clear up little UNDER
stood facts. Denmark's prin-
cipal customer always has been
England.
what we want to make clear
to England" says the Financial
Times, rs that Danish agri-
culture is an asset Of which
England will bitterly feel the
need If it be reduced. In Den
mark the English plans for start
ing a home agriculture are fol-
lowed with great interest. We
welcome it, hoping and antici-
pating a mutually beneficial Coz
operation. But we know from
our own experience here in this
country that a modern agri-
culture IS not created in ten or
twenty years time, and from
history we know that the ten
years which follow a world war
will make the very greatest de-
mands on the productive powers
Of the existing agriculture.
Therefore we are convinced
that England will be mistaken
in her calculations if she permits
the ruin of Danish agriculture.
Even # Denmark might have
been OF some Importance to
Germany in her struggle against
famine, it is a fact that Ger
many can now dispense with her
supplies. The German bread
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
tD0s titah BON Sen
Counties crtuarfcE!

gus uo6foIgenOer Cite lit sic Gus
jeoem GountD 6es stnate8 erpartetc
Summe Ser 5reibeit8anIeibe eriiht
lid. Sic ipur0e bon Ser GeIcrbe.
8ont in annias Gitp Geo, befanut
geaeban ltuO man eIoubt, onB file iih
Inn so 8ro3ent b6ber itellen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Der Gtdot 2ouiiima bat feline
aloee eegcn ben 8udertuiit suriid.
aedoern. Nlii ser Be%griinOuug, Bob
6ie berfIoetc @cieniGaft IN iiiugitcr
8eit gleiaung befunoet babe ibren
altnoen eeaeniiber gereft su iein.
geIdeioener fam man nidt gut ieir.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

Gin Sen yorfcr gtr3t b6It Die
Sabre 5piiberf ieFaig uro iieb3is
fir Die beiten Sabre i'm Seben oes
Monnes. 9dtnit mag er redt BADEN
oOer oitd nidt. @er Die Sabre nor
ied8ig flug genitbt bot unb mer, ME
man 5u ioaen pflegt, lem 6aBdea
5lt 8ote gebalten bat, fir ben ntde
Die auiidt oieies gtr5tes in Der Sat
.sutrefen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

geruE eaa d e~iaiaaFa ai Bic .gaaIae auaaa griaaaa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11
OrfsuerbamS Omaha

0mobo, Gebr, 10. Oft. 1917.
g erter DeIegott
Die regelmdBtge 8erianmlung oe5 0rtsDer-
6u11oeS fillbet 5reitag a6eno, ben II. 9ftober,
inn Reuti4en &al8 ltatt. Que 9elegaten Itno
gu Der ge%riommlung freunoli0it eingelooen.
Ottt @r1B,
Sal g. Geter, grGii0ent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

1t is, of course, Denmark's
agriculture that is most serious
ly affected by the present Amer
lean embargo. That the United
States should prosecute the wal
with every agency at its COM
mand is the most natural thing
in the world. There is no rea-
son to doubt that neutral ma
lions understand fully the neces-
sity for conserving the natural
resources here in order that de-
mand shall not be hampered by
insufficient supplies. Denmark,
however, Believes that its pre-
carious position is not fully un-
derstood in this country. In a
recent article, "Finanstidente"-
The Financial Times-of Copen.
hagen, touched upon this vital
matter as follows: Denmark
has an industrial agriculture
Her entire industrial life is bas.
ed upon the import Of raw ma
terials and the export of manu-
factures. The raw material,
are fodderstuffs and manure
the exports are butter, bacon
meat and eggs"
The Danish press, unquestion
ably among the freest in TIL,
world, since the declaration o
the American embargo has taker
the position that time will prove
the justice Of Denmark receiv
ing necessary inporfations fol
the agricultural upkeep Of til,
country. But while the future
is so much concerned, certain
immediate needs must be met il
order to save the nation from
agricultural deterioration. Ant
since the interests of Americ;
and Great Britain are as on,
in the conduct OF the war, and
in the years to follow, to quot,
further from The Financia
Times, ~the British statistic.
will show what an importan
part Denmark has hitherto play
ID in supplying provisions II
England
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-11

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-06
ROOSEVELT HARA UNA GIRA
POR Ell OESTE.

LINIILN. Neb., JUNO hoy Sc
supo en- esta ciudad que Ell Coronel
Teodoro Roosevelt esta preparandose
para hacer una gira de propaganda
patri6tica, por varias ciudades del
Oeste de los Estados Unidos.
Ell ex-preEdente p5onunciaFa vi
brantes discursos rebosantes de pa
triotismo, en- todas las ciudades que
visite, a fin de levantar ell espirltu
belico de los c~iudadanos americanos
V animarlos a enlistarse en- ell ejerci
to, urgiendoles que preston u ser
vicios al pals en- Ia MEDIA de su ca
.pacidad. Ese discourse sera pronun-
c;ado em esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-06
PODRIA TERMINAR ESTE ANO.
(picnc de la IA. pog.)
arreglo podrian tenerse.

de arreglo podrian tenerse.
Los miembros de Ia Comision ita-
Llama que Sc e]ncuentra en- este pals,
expresaron hoy por 81 parte, Ia OPT
Mon de que la realization de una paz
separada por Russia, con los imperios
ce~ntrales, seria IN fuerte golpe para
Italia, mas que para cualquiera de
los otros paises aliados, debido a que
la costa del Adriatico que correspon-
de al Imperio Austro-hungaro, esta
poblada principalmente por italianos
Y eSlavos, los cuales pueblos sin du-
da serian dominados por las poten-
cias teutonas, 81 Russia abandonara la
raza eslava de esa region de Europa,
aparte de que Ia se%guridad de los tia
l~ianos, que depende en- gran parte
del dominic del Adriatico, Sc veria
grandemente amenazeda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-06
Ell JEFE DEL SISTEMA...
(Viene de la Pag. 1a.)

"a que indican que estos tenian un
plan para la installation de ciento
veinte plantas inalambricas en- Me-
xico y Centre y Sur America. Muchas
de esas plantas fueron construidas
parcialmente: pero segun parece
muy pocas Sc habian logrado poner
en- servicio, pues no contaban con los
aparatos necesarios que u no ha-
bian recibido.
AsegIrase que los trabajos de en-
paque y ajuste de las plantas ina
lambricas, fueron inspeccionados en-
este pals por el director general DEF
servicio radiografico aleman, quien
Sc encuenta ahora en- Mexico.