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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16
DELEGATES GO
AUTO RIDING
Lutheran Brethren Wind up
Their Convention Open
T.. Air Meeting.

This afternoon the delegates and
visitors to the Lutheran Brethren
convention were the guests Of. the
Commercial club which had arranged
an automobile trip around the city
and to points Of interest in the i'm
about 80 automobiles would be vol
unteered for the excursion.
Immediately after the return an
open air meeting "a held in the Gem
trail park attended by q large num-
Der of people. A religious program,
interpreted with singing, was render
ed. CT
During the morning a young peo-
pies rally was held in connection
with the convention. at the Zion
church; the session was devoted al
most exclusively to the transaction Of
routine business, and great progress
had been made when the session ad-
5ourned at 1880 this morning.
nowned evangelist of Haugesund,
Norway. addressed a very large audi
ence in the Zion church. The lecture
Of Mr.. Audiences followed religious
lines and made a very deep impress
sion on his auditors because his words
indicated the profundity and stability
Of his convictions. l,..a
1estep0Ay AFTERNOON the convention
before oficially adjourning took up
for continued discussion the subject
Of expanding the academic work at
the bible school in Wahpeton, N. D.
It was found impossible, to reach an
agreement as to the adoption of any
specific plan. but finally It was decid-
d to have the question debated in
the ofncial publication Of tho church
during tho coming, year: 1t will also
form the topic Of much informal dis
cussion in the various congregations
and when an opinion IL formulated,
the question will DO brought to the
ton whom 1t is hoped to reach an
agreement 40 It IL felt that the cur
riculum Of tho Bible school must be
increased II 1t car be expected to I'LL
the wants Of the present time and the
particular tasks to which tho Luth-
eran Brethren 2 devoting Them
selves.
Generally speaking, the Grand
Forks convention has been ono Of the
most successful and important in the
history of the church and much good
has been accomplished which will be
influencing the work Of the Individual
congregations in years to come. Par
' tlcular Joy was expressed today by
some delegates because the mission.
airy work in China and Africa had
bean more perfectly organized than
IL has ever been before, and also be.
cause the home mission work appeare
to show healthy signs Of growth.
1 r- ~ 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16

When Brazil's ships were torpsdoed
by German submarines. Brasil
promptly seised the German ships IN.
termed In Brasilian ports and nut
them to use. It IL q good brand Of
diplomacy that passes the Job Of wor-
rying to the other fellow.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16
MAN Is CRUSHED.

Madison, MIMI, June ia young
mar supposed to be John L Foley Of
eta, from injuries received while at
tempting to alight from q moving
train there last night. He was on his
way from Minneapolis. where he had
been visiting. to his homo in Water.
town. and the police say that he
thought he had reached his destina-
ton when the train arrived at Mari.
eta, and tried to get of.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-16
Arthur Derward williams,
Teachers Certificate.

Marie Anderson, Northwood, n. D.;
Lillian Rose Andrews. Petersburg, N.
D.: Mabel Sylvia Berg. Rolette, N. D.;
Mabel Barbara Berge. Erskine, Mimi;
Veronica Belle Bird, Grand Forks, N.
D.; Mabel Luella Bond. Fordville, N.
D.: Alice Brunsvold. Leeds, N. D.; LII
liam May Bulge. Grand Forks, N. D.:
Ruby Gladys Butler. Erskine. Mimi:
Bernice Marion Church, Park River.
N. d.: Margaret Eulalia Cosgrin.
Grand Forks. N. D.; Eleanor Mary
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01

San0elslign inter ben 9tationen in
ieiner glote an oen 9oplt im 2idte
eines in oerIel6en Rote entboItenen
Sobes betrac9tet per6en muB, in
6em es heiBt: nltn0 NIT io[6er
M}odt frie6lih 8u ber6anoeln uno
atuar nuf @runo bon 9ldnen BIN
lUie iie bon 9r. Seiliofeit, Dem
gopit, entpfoblen, piir0e es n0ttg
maderb cine pernnncnte fein0lidc
Gonlbinotion gegen Oas beitidc
golt sn ihoffen ipeIdes oas 8ou-
'nerf3eug bil0et.
&eiter unten in ieiner gaote ber-
iidert Ser grGiioent, obie
5Goffung elmer ielbitiii6tigeil ilnh
erfluiiben uno ofononlii6en gigo,
bolten mir ltnpaIieno unb idlieBdtj
fiir IdItlnner Oem niklos; es 1T
feline geborige 8aiis fin einen 6rie-
0en irgeno ipelder Qlrt
SSr b0dIten &egieritngstreiicn
6eiBt eS, bic 9fegierttng mfiie im-
ner bie M}0glihfeit in getrndt
3iebetl bob Der arieq lmenti6ie0eu
6leiben fnnne. soIlte Der arieg ei.
men iolden gt6idlnB finoen, iln6 e5
Inir0 notia, nit Der gegenlpdrtigeu
0entiden Regierung S5rieoen 8u
iflieBen un6 nidt nit Dem oatt.
i6en 8olf, 6onn miir0en bic Ser.
6taaten, nie bonn 9r1ii6enten on.
0e0eutet, g}itglieoer oieier 2igu
m6glifertpeiie militdriid) nnb wtrt,
iddftli6 gegen bo5 6eutids golt
mer0en.
Die g(ouliniiyation Iheint Der
9tuiidt All iein OaB Die 2trt oes
6rie0ens. Ben 8elti6lan6 erlongeu
miro, gonS tmo gnr bonn oeiiti6en
@olfe abbongig lit. 8iiuIbt Dos.
icl6e inter BEN iibriqen Rationen
gIeidberedltigt pl iein, oonn nuB
es letne Hegieruttg altf @rltl10 De-
mofratiidler 45rip3ipien dnberr.
sSd6rt oaSiel6e ober fort, feline ie-
bipe Regierln8 gu u1terItiiben uuo
Der arieg bleibt linentidieoen, oaul
fam Der 8riebe MIR tentpordr iein,
in 8abrHeit fam man 0ann MIR
bon einem g8affenitil(itono ipre.
den; 6enn man Tonne ntdt onne6.
men 10 beiBt es, Dab Elm 8erbdlt.
mis-, mie internationole gl6gren5ung
bon gelttihlon0, ni6t Iange bette
ben fonne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Srankreit1 brailc9t
nctpcnSt9 S6iffe!
Die Sram5Oicn Enb fait san8IiG uOa
ben 8riten fir 2icferna8en
abDGnaig.

Seem g)ort, /. September. - Plus
9ariS miro urter benz 3atlini Oes
6. g(uguIt genelOet: 9ie gan8e Sra.
&c be8iigliA Der fron8oiiiNen San.
0elsmarine mur0e o1n 80. S5uli bon
Dem Observation-Disclosures Wt. De 9ton.
ale fin @iorine.Gransport un0 Gan.
6elSmortne aufgeroat, Serr De
9lon8ie crflGrte Der 91mmer, BOB
nidt MIR Die 3ufuuft, lonoern Die
griIten8 6ratlfrei6s alf benz Meere
altf oem Spiele itcbe. 9ie gegen'
partig fir 6ranfrei6 tdtige Gon.
nage lei 4,167000, bon ipelhen g..
214,0O0 fiir oeu 0fieittIi6eu GienIt
tdttq mGren. 0ie frcie 6diffabrt
babe ntlr 365,00O Gonnen. rn0 bic
Ie maren teillpeiie fir ben ofieutli.
den QienIt in 9lnipruA genommen.
Bon Den 100000 8ounen ma.
rem mir 100000 Eonnen inter
frau3oiiidcr 6lagge, pdbreno @roB-
britanrieu nit 5mei 0}iIlionen &On'
men ousbelfe, Der 9teit iei aus nelts
traIen Sd)iffen 5uioHmengeiett. Ser
RiniIter enlpfiebIt oringenOe abbilfe
Our9 9Ilttuttf ober aonitruftion bon
S6iifen.
SSyn3miIdeu 1T Elm gertrcter Der
frnn3olii6en &ecoer bier eingetrOf.
fen, INN Sdiff8beitcIlltngen alt ma
hen ooer Ho1moterial fin ben 8alt
bon Shiffen 3u bei6affen. IS
b6ngt bon Der S6iifabrtsbe90r6e ab,
Oh tie oen 9tufnuf bon Sdiffen bier
fir idbneGe 2iefernng geitottar miro.
Sir 2ieferuHgen nod 8een0igltng
OeS arieges oiirfte tein 8i0eritaro
5lt ertunrten fem,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Be5eiebnet 111ilions
11cte als ililuerit1Gmt!

0fotter6nm, 1. Sept. .-Qie &ol-
nii6e goIts5eitung gibt einen aeit
Der 4ntluort oes 93rGitoenten 8ils
ION ouf oie pdpitIi6e 8rieoensnotc,
pel6e ita[ieniIden 8eitlnaen ent.
noInneu un6 nit engliihen uno
olnerifoniicben aomluentoren ber,
ieben lit, pie0er un0 bernertt ba5u:
Sold unberitdlntes @ereoe be.
otltDortet man ttibt NIT 8orten be.
reatigter @elbItperteioigung, ion.
bern NIT Dem S6lpert. "
glntiteroan1, |. September. -
Billions ipieoerbolte GrflGrung odB
er 5piiden Ser oeuti6en 9egierling
in0 6ent oelttiden 8olte etnen lin
teri6ieo made, bat IN ben oeutideu
8eitlngen eincn Stlrnt ser @nt.
riiitung berborgeruien. Sier einge.
trofienen 3epelheu 5ufolge bat itd
oa8 8erliner &agebIatt (ireilinnig)
eoitorieG iiber Die 9tote oes 8rdit.
0enten 8iIion tpie folgt aeduBert
o9rdiioent 8iIion ipridt BON Der
Gemofratiiierllng 0eutidloR0s; aud
mir roinideu bieies. SHnere 6tagen
a6er limo fiir gusl1Hoer uer6otener
@runo lm0 9ooen.@
Die n8orien.3 3eitung" QiberaD
I6reibt: n0aS oeutide 8oIf lam itd)
nt9t eeitattert bon ieinen 5ein6en
IN einen gefdbrIi4eu inueren aOn'
lift getrieben 8u lper0en - un0 6a8
lit Ser eon8e 3roed ser gutente-
mddte.
Die freiiinni9e oW1oraenboIt"
idreibt: o0ie 8ertreter oes goIfes
meroen nidt 0eridmnen io!de Qnt.
mort aitf oos ideinbeilige @eihpGb
8ilions 5u ge6en peldc oasiel6e
ber0ient. "
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Bicten Hchlct0ritbelt
ser Re0ierlllt9 an!
GnlprnSrt5 apblengrhbea Scffker
begaupten bei Ben feitBeietten
Ereiien nidt beite9en
sn f1unen.

Qenber, Colorado, /. Sept. =
Die &oblengrltbenbeiiser bon 60
lorooo tperben on1 ndditen Montog
aoblen0ireftor @orfiel6 in @ai6.
in9ton, ouf @run0 elmer bier obge-
baItenen gerntung ben 8oribIog
maiden, BOB Die @unoe8re9ieritng
ben getrieb ser aobIengruben iiber.
nebme, 6a iie i'm BET bcn gegen-
mdrtigen 2obnen 8t 0en bon Der
gtegierllna feitgeietten greiIen ni6t
obne @erluit oltfredt erboIten fon-
nen. Gin 2Iu8iduB lit nod g9oib-
itaton obaereiit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
6cQaltS betrillkcftntt
atncrikan. 6ctreiSe! !!
gld6cres ii6er glrrangemcnt betreifs
6reiga6e Der aarsuS nidt
6etnnnt.

g(mIter0ont 80. 9luouit. (gerso.
gert.) Gie aus 8dibiugton nnee.
lmgte gtadrift, oer3uioloc cs Oreis
Big ODER mebr bolldn0il9en S6iffen,
NIT Ser nieOerIGnoiidcn &egierlug
geb6rigem @etrei0e an 8orO, seItat.
tet neroen miro, bon Ben @ereinigten
Staaten ub5uidbren lit bier nit sc,
nugtuung altfgenoutnten moroen,
nennglei9 be3italih Der 9lrt Der gIr-
rangeinent8 nod imner llngelpiBbeit
beitebt. Q8ie ats nltoritatiber
Guelle berIalttet, be3iffern lid Die
&orgos Der frdglideu boadnOiihen
6hiffe ouf ettun 10000 &onnen.
Ser erIte 8oridldg Der amerifani-
i6en geboroen loutete oabin, Die Or
Iaubni8 aur 2lusfuBr 0ieier aargo8
inter Der 8eoingung au gelp1bren,
0aB 3nei Orittel oaopn Der beIgiideu
&ilfSfonmiiiion ouSgebdnoigt iuer0e,
aber, pie lt6 berauSitellte, befonoen
itd ttnter 0ell Gargos oerartige
@3engen bon 6utteritoffeh ooB Die
beIgii6e @ilf8tonniiiion nift in
oorgeidrie6euer 8eiie auf lire Red.
nling bate tomnten founen. Sier-
gingegen erbot it'd 9oQanO, oieieS
Qefi8it Der SilfsfoutmiiitOu ge9en-
il6er in anoerer @eiie tpett8uma6en.
3ieie8 g[ngebot ntroe uiAt onge.
nonnteu. 59lieBli9 erfldrten iid
ole omerifaniiden GGborOen bereit,
etlpos mebr al8 100000 Gonnen iii.
ter Der 8e0in9lutg irei8ugeben 0af
Der gr6Bere Geil nad 8elgien eeber
iolle rnO man glarbt 0aB e5 oieieS
l1ebereinfommen lit, n1f DeIde$
man 1id) geeilligt bat.
Ser 2an0pirtibaft8uiriiter ber-
fiigte, 6oB bont 3. 5eptenber ob Die
8rotration meiter 81 re0u3ieren III
INTO snor bon 311 ouf 254 @ronur
PRO Gag. Cine neitere geroronrtno
ber6ietet, Dab &eitollrautS 8n Spei.
len 8rot Iiefern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
@ilion fit ben &rieg
bis 5nr GntidbeiOnng!
Dieie nniidt bcrrid9t i'm r>attkon; Scr papit 1T
aber nidtt ecicnmcit, icinc SricScnsbcitrcz
bun9cll 6csbnlb aitf5Macbcn.
ipili0n aud fir 1t'irti4aftskriee, lUcnn n0tie'

9tont, 1. Sept. 91bIt @enebift
betrohtet 9Sr1iibent gilion ols
mebr entiflofIen. oen arieo fort.
5uleeen, oI8 iraeuo Elm onoerer
SerrIher Der frieqiiibreuoen Dtdf.
te; 10 glouben bclte 9Iutoritaten I'M
@atifnn.
sSn pdpitIiden Sreiien miro gar
fein @eriuh gemndt. Die bittere
Gntt1nihlrna melde Die g(iltiDort
@iIions herborqcruicn bat, 8u bera
bergen. Gs mirO oie gei6uloignng
erboben ooB Ser grdiioent iitI
nioeriproden bat un0 ait iein g8ort
5urildgegangen 1T.
U1dn lit bier a6er feineStuegs Der
a[niidlt, oaB Der Qnpit meitere Ser
Jude, oen 6rieoen berbei5ufiibren
oifgebeu miro, trob Der n6peiien-
ben Saltlma Der Ser. Gtadten.
Gobalo oIle frieaiiibren0en 93dfte
bic glntlport ouf oie 9}ote erteilt Boz
hen tneroen, miro Or. @eiligfeit
einen peiteren @oriAlog maden.
Gbe Oie 3meite glote on Die arieg-
iiibren0en erloiieu Miro Io1en Der
0r1iibent uno 6ie Ser. Staoten
9ieaierilnq nod einnnl ongeeaugen
mer0en, ibren Stonoptrlft 3u Grt-
bern. Ger 8otifan uiog iein nod.
nloliees 5rieoensaeith besbalb on
ben 9srGiioenten 8iIior tidten, neil
er erItens ole glnii6t Aelponnen bot,
nof bieier ue6r entidIolien 1T,
mie traer0 Elm on6erer Serridler
Der frieQiiibrenoen 9orteien ben
ssrieq bis sur Gntidei6ung fortslt-
ieBen; 3neitens, neil man oabon
iiberselgt ieiu fam, 0oB ieine Qut-
mort bon ben gLatierten 98ort fir
gacrt qutaebeiben iper0eu miro;
0rittens, neil man iih auf ole 8abl-
reiflen afnerifaliiden Gruppen Der.
I1Et, mn. biertens, neil Der &ntifan
ben pqpitliden Jrieoensbori6lag
mir nIs einen tpeiteren 5dritt aur
R(usfiibrung Der Qrtn3ipien be.
trohtet, ipie iie leBten 8e5enber
bonn gSrGiioenten g8iIiot borgelegt
Dorben ittb.
Waan erlpartet, bob ser gioten.
ne6ieI smiiden bem 8ottton ltuo
&aibinston iebr reae petoen miro.
gsiliOn fir 6anOclSfrieg.
gsalbtnqton, 4. 6ept.-GrGit.
bent g8ilion lit bereit, ,.oenl ariege
mad Dem arieqe" ieine llnteritilB'
ung an berleiDen, Der BON oen gllli-
ierten aeblont it, ioqte Elm Oerarti.
ger Sdritt n6tig iein, Der 0eltiden
9(utofratie ben @arou8 au MAIDEN.
Gg berlautet ais 3nberlaiiiger
Guelle, 6oB Die bonn 95rdiioenten
tDieoergegebene g(niibt gegen Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
Rcfcrntclt tim
0cutIc6ctt Reid!
Sn Der Hafiten 9leidstaaSiibuug
lte6sn pidDtigs GnhpifelHn-
Gen 81 erlnarten.

aobenbagen, 1. 5ept. - 5aGs
Die Hegieritng 0ie 5oroerungen oes
geidstags nod pnrlomentariiden
9fefornen nidt bcndtet. 70 ner0en
bic @1ebrbeitsporteien tpie in Der
niiptausi4ubiibung nm D}ittnoh
onaefilnoigt, iobol0 Der 9iei6stog
in bier 8ohen neoer 5ulanmen.
tritt, ieIbit 9taBnubmen ergreiien
Sic glegierung i'll idon Elm boIbes
guben0 91ol bor iolden YlaBndb'
men eeD1rnt mor0en, altd nur0en
in Der Gr6rterunq Der V}ilitdr5eHiur
Die gieoen oes aoiiers angegriffen.
Mlntbias GrSberger, Der }ubrer oes
2entrtims, nno Der Go5ialiit Or.
Seine ma6ten oui Die Mirtlng Der
inioIae augen6lidliher Gingobe ae.
madden glcuberlngan auimerfian
Die mandnlaI Der offcnfunoigen go.
tifit 6er 9fegierlung 5ulpioer teien
SIC 9ie0ner b1tten babel nerunitliA
Ieine iiingiten GarIte1ungeH, @ng.
lono iei Ser Gr5feino Geuti6ImoS
un0 ntiilie, foite cs mas es iDolle,
qeidlaqen meroen I'M 9tuae Or.
Seine berIangte Sic greBireibeit, um
qera0e oerartige 9leuberlmgen eror.
tern su f0nnen, un0 @r35erger frog'
e, ob Ser aan3Ier Die gerantmor.
tuna fir osrartige fniierlide 2leuBe.
ritnqen iibernehnle. 8ies fpuroe be.
jaIt. er5bprger griff onnn bic
nflfliden Gemerti bon aeiuiilcn Bor,
fallen ON, bic benz gIusiDdrtigen glmt
in glusIanos ldo0en muBten.
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Japan kcll5cntriett
1lrntcc in 11lanSiblIrci!

3iirid, 1. Scbt.-5tarfe jopo.
niide 3rllppen iino IN Der Mono.
idurei na6 in @anern int ltmIaufe
begriiienen g}adrihten fon3entrieri
ltoroen. Gie gteueiten 9a6riften
BON D1iinden er0rtern 0ie Moglid.
felt bes SrmsporteS oieier Srlb.
ben nod guBIanO. @enn Die 9a1n.
fo3ilitdteit pie Dor oem Griege ND
rem, ertldren iie, ipirroc Elm iol6er
Transport louge 3eit erfor6ern,
aber oie Sihiation lei iebr berlin.
bert mor0en. g(merifa uu6 s5apor
bdttet neue @eleiic oeleat imo
qrobc @erbeiierunaen I'M getriebs.
material noraenomulerl.
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kamp0gnc fir 5aucite
Sreibettss2tnlei0 i0c!
9iciel6e iuirO nidt ipGter ais am
/. Sttober beginncn; betrIgt
etlun S3,000t000,000.

g8ai6ington /. Sebtember. -
Die aomitees fir Die 5reibeitsanlei-
be treffen iebt idou ibre gorberei.
tlingen fir Die aan1pagne fir eina
3lDeite 2(nleibe, melde etipa orei
Milliarben Dollars betragen miro.
Die aautpogne tpir0 ipateitens am
1. 0ftober beginner. Sb oieieIbe
burb Qln5cigen in 3eitltngen getor-
bert peroen ioa, 1T nod nid)t abge.
madt oend Sdabantsicfretdr 0lc.
2looo ertl0rf. oaB feline Sunlme Oa.
filr nllSgeiporien lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-01
5wSlf St6iffe oelten
0ls perI0oHen!

Gin Go5ifif6afen /. Sept. -
3lpolf 0alllpfer ltn6 SeQeIihiffe iino
bier iiberfdIlio mo geItpn aIs Der.
loren, 6arunter 8dirttnd. 2530 Sons
neL nor 81 Ingan bon Neuielono
o6gefabrer5 ur0 Der 0iotoridoner
9gbofen, 1916 Gonnen Dor So "a.
gen BON bier noh Dem Orient obge.
iabrelt
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ce[ nns Snn.

Garipn Gitb, gteb, /. Septentber.
- Ger ipegen @inbrudS ms 3uht=
baus geiunOte q. u. Crane bet etuet
Gro8eB erhnOen, aus Eou Del 8u
gepinuen. Seine eriinbune ipuroe
ron Der Regierrng utttcriudt unO
oIs ieDr out befuuOcu. Crane lit
MN begna0iqt moroen un0 miro ben
gau elmer 5obrif Ieitetl IN meIher
Die Regierung iemt eriin0ung aus.
nlisen miro,
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Streik lit Scr Sb&ueiS
ac0eft bobe 1oreiie!

Garis, I. Sept.-99yt @ern Sit
rid uno 9aieI itreiften Snnoperfer
unter 2eitltna Der 9o8inIiiten oI8
DotIQufiaen 9roteit gcgen ole boben
2e6ensmittelpreiie; mer0en Die Be-
bor1en bic 4reiie uidt berninoern.
10 ioll Elm Idngerer uno oageueiner
qlusfano oeranloBt neroeu.
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lt1ieScr Gin 0rober
Brite tcrpeSicrt! I!

Gin atlontiidler 8ofen. /. Sept
&icr iit> Die 9ieI6img eingeloufen.
hnB Der britiide Compiler geroi,
1000 Ionnen NIT @ertuit BON
ie65 2cuteu Der 9eiasitng Derienft
tDorocu 1T. Ser @eroi fltbr am 81.
4uquit NIT 2aouug bon eitem eng.
tiihen &oicu o6. Gr botte feline
gaIiagiere an gor0. Ole 8eiobltng
beItano au8 1t2 t0pfen.
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Gnol. Beticbafters
1Dec9iel iteht bepor!

@aI6ineton, 1. Sept. - Ser bri-
tii6e 8otidafter 9pring.Rice, elm
otter @egner 0e8 atlmddti9en 8et-
tung5loros gtort6cliffe miro bent
n6dit ourd einen energiideren
Wonu eriebt ner0eu.
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gSritiidle Deel6nuaen.

9on0on, /. Sept.-@eneroL @nig
nel6ete beltte: SuoltA bon Gems unO
in ser gtdbe Scr &iiite oonnerten
oeuti6e @eidiise Ddbreuo Der Iebten
g&a0t llnaufborIid.
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9tutld)t l1=Suute ilt;;'!:;';.;;''; g; ! :
Meerbuiell bon GigdISs
1sulIen bcfiird6tcn jest cinen ecualtieen 1n9riff
81 tpafIer nnS 81 canSe; Sic rmiiiide
cinie pom BrcSp berab bcSrcbt.
Don Ser tOeitfront pirS ni4ts ,ieues eemelSets

men; feinOlihe Gontpnenien tptr6en
burd unier Seuer altriifgetrie6en,
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aorniIom, Der Retter oes gaters
lanOes .aerensfD, Ser glonn Del.
fen Stltn6e geihloaen Bat.
Cine 3eitung IN Gouia5 6cmcrft:
o4ltobolfreies 9ier, Dos lit. nI8
pcnn ein iuneer 9lann ieine Sdlue.
iter fiibt.
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SrieSei1sDcrla rlafltnllltlt1
mad, Chicago perlcet?

G6icogo, 81; I. Septen6er. -
rgie 6rieOenstonicren5 oes BeopIe'S
4eace Council miro unlgebeno in
Chicago obgebolten tperoen erfIdr.
te bente 9lobert Some, Sefretdr Der
5o8i1liiten(iga bon Goot County,
ais g8ortsmonm fiir IS 9}itglieoer,
meIde beute I'M SoteI Dearborn
Sotel berlautmelt nnreu.
Some erf[drte. ooB Die Geleanten
iofort nad benz ghl0itorilm Der
Beitieite geben piir0en no Die Ser.
ianlmlung itottfinOeu miro. Or. @e.
orge Gubaa bon 8rOoflnn befrditig.
te oieie 2lufiln0igrtug uno iuate, onB
Dos erite, mas bic aonfereu3 rnter-
nebmen mitr6e. Oie @obl bon gcam.
ten uno ole @toblieruug elmer Der.
manenten Organization icin iucrOe.
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Fir Omaha iit6 liuleeaenb: @dl0n un6 nm
hoIteno fiihl betrte nbeno uno Souiltno.
mir 9aebrusfa: TeiImciir bep0lft beiits
obenO un0 am Gonntog, etipos wdrmer i'm
wctHden Ieil bente nber0
Sir Soma: slnsenein idOn bente nbenS
nn0 Sonntog.
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fcmte NIT Grfparnifren

tperoen ftets erretht our6 oie
beutfben 3eitungen uno t0n-
men 81 foltoen @eloanl1gen be-
iDogen peroen in @runoeigen-
tim o0er etablierten @ei1Gften
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-29

FOR SALE,-37- foot cabin launch. S-foOt
condition. also Studebaker roadster
cheap for cash. Owner leaving city. Ap-
ply So West Main street. 2Sjune7@
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York, June 2S.-This morn
ing's weather map failed to show the
rains privately reported in Texas
late yesterday and after the opening
firm at unchanged prices to an adj
vance of &c point5, active months sold
20 to 50 points net higher in the
cotton market early today. Consider
able realizing was encountered around
1886 for October and 27.00 for De-
cember, however, while there was
further scattering reports Of showers
in the Southwest which some traders
thought might show in the detailed
reports received here later in the
day. Prices G; sed off in consequence,
October selling back to $3.50 and De-
cember 1886 before the end of first
hour
The early reaction carried October
and December off to 9 to II points
net lower. At this level the market
was steadicd u covering and trad
ing was very quiet around midday
WITT prices or points above asst
nights closing figures.
The more favorable character OF
private crop qdvices, particularly
from the Memphis district, seemed to
be attracting increased attention dur
ing thc narIv afternoon. There were
very few BUYERS around the ring and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-29
PRICES DECLINING.

Chicago, June 29--Reports of inn
mediate emhargoe5 to reduce wheat
exports to European neutrals gave q
20 ""ward impulse today to wheat
values. Opening quotations, which
ranged from 2 10 cents lower, with
July at POI and September at 100 to
1.81 were followed b. a slight further
decline and then something of a
rally.
Corn prices Weakened as a result
of rains in Kansas, where dI~uth had
been complained of. After opening
SO to 7-8m1c lower. Prices suffered
a moderate additional setback before
a recovery began,
Oats eased off with corn, with Sea-
board buying later proved an Offset.
Failing off Of shipments in lard and
meats had a bearish offset on pro-
visions
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THE MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, June ga nervous
feeling settled on the cotton MAJ ket
here today and prices moved a broad
range, both above and below the level
of yesterdays close. Around the first
call prices were y to 33 points up
on buying stimulated by bullish priv
ate condition reports, but prospects
of rain in the western belt led to
selling. At the end Of tn, first hour
Of business, prices were 4 to 8 points
under yesterdays finals
The market turned dull and easy,
the trade considering the reopenin3
of Liverpool under close restrictions
and unfavorable nature. Trading was
chiefly in October and December
which months toward noon showed a
net decline of 40 to AZ points.
The market carried its soft tone
into the afternoon session. In the
trading up to 1870 active months
went 81 to So points under yester-
days close.
Spot cotton closed steady Y points
up. Sales on the spot 1916 sales;
to arrive 2,O25 bales.
f Cotton futures. closed steady ut net
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

liverpool, June 28.-CottOn spot in
moderate request; prices unchanged
American miGdling fair 20.l3d; good
mlddling 19.75d; middling 19.45d; low
mlddling 1900d; good ordinary 18.05d
and ordinary 17.55d.
Sales $500 bales, including 5,40O
American.
No receipts.
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FOR SALE-Two hoross. Apply Empire
Laundry. South Baylen street 15Jun
FOR SAT.E,-Or exchange for -ltv pron-
erty, 20 acre fruit farm. Oranges
living in city. Bargain for immad'afa
sale. 7. A. c.. care OF Journal 24u1atf