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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
PRESIDENT APPROVES !.
NEW REAR ADM|RALS
Gives o. K. to Other Promotions
Made by Navy Selection
Board.

The President has approved the rec
concentrations of Navy selection
board for the promotion of the follow
ing-named officers of the Navy:
CAPTAINS to permanent rank OF rear
admiral-Thomas Snowden and Emil
Thesis extra number).
Commanders to permanent rank OF
captain-Frank II. Schof1cld. James F.
Carter. George w. Laws George Z. pay.
Luke McName, Charles L. Hussey. John
r. Y. Blakely, John F. Hines and Yates
Stirling, jr.
Lieutenant commanders to permanent
rank of commander-Henry c. Muslin.
William p. Cronan, William B. Wells.
Paul B. DUNCAN extra number). Hilary
H. Royal, W. R. Sayles. jr.; Kenneth
G. Castleman extra number), Frank I.
Evans. Daniel P. Mannix. Wilbert
Smith. Harry X. Cage. Ward X. Wort
man, Hayne Ellis, Frank d. Berrien,
Paul Foley, Edwin H. Dodd, Charles r
Train, Hugo w osterhaus. Charels P.
Huff. Louis J. Connolly. Ernest J. King,
Byron A Long and Alfred G. Howe.
Captains to temporary rank of rear
admiral-Albert p. Niblack. John A
Hoogewerfr. William B; Fletcher: Mar
bury Johnston and Edwin A AMER
son (extra number).
Commanders to temporary rank OF
captain: George b. Bradshaw, fniilp
Williams, Douglas D. Dismukes, Bion
B. Bieror, Powers Symington, X. ID.
Hasbrouck, Joel r. P. Pringle. Edward
S. Kellogg, Frank H. Clark. Edward HI.
Campbell, Walter S Crosley extra
number), Martin E. French, Orton p.
Jackson, Percy n. Oimsted, Frank B.
Upham. Andre NJ. Proctor extra num-
ber). Chester W. Ridley, Mclean D. F.
Sellers; John T. Tompkins, Alfred w
Hines and Ernest L. Nenett.
Lieutenant commanders to temporary
rank of commander: W. r. White lex
ira number), John S. Graham, l.. S.
Shapley, William X. Riddle, John G.
Church, James II. Comfort, G. B. Lam
denberger. Charles l.. Arnold. W. Nor
ris extra number). r. S. Reyes.
Adolphus Andrews. Frederick L. Oliver
Thomas r. Kurtz. Harold f. Cook. John
Matt Enos, John P. Jackson, B. B.
Wyant, Hanley II. Symonds. Roger Will
liams. John E. Bass extra number),
W. Satterlee (bye), B. c. Allen, Arthur
P. Fairfield. ]. c. fremont. jr.: W. n
Vernon, Frank r. McCrary. Percy W.
Foote George F. Neal, William H.
Allen, John Downes. jr.; J. L. Hileman
C. T. Hutchins, jr.: John ], Hannigan,
Guy Wilkinson. Stuart Castle, W. w.
Galbraith, John V. Babcock. r. F. Zog-
baum, jr.: H. G. S. Wallace. Roe Reed
Adams. Henry A. Baldridge, William
Lee Pryor, George ]. Meyers. Edward
J. Marquart. Donald C. Bingham, Ralph
NJ Griswold, L. B. Porterf1eld. G. ].
Rowcliff, James P. Lannon and Ralph
Payne Craft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
Give Outline at Experiences
With Red Cross on Battle Front
Drs Paul H. and Arthur N. Znkhan Write Their Father
Here Depicting War Scenes in Russia and
Along French Lines.

initiation in good measure: was cross
ing the road and was caught by
big shell. 1t knocked me to my knees
and a fragment of something struck
me on the back. I thought my time
had come. but received only a confused
wound of the back which is just lit
tie sore.
Believe me, had a warm twenty
four hours. Shells all day and gas at
night. This surely is war. You have
no idea of the desolation and ruin.
Seeing pictures and hearing lectures
cannot give you the idea. / was crush
ed by the weight of it. 1t is worse
than I had imagined, and 1 have seen
war before
Lieut.. Zinkhan says he will remain
in the line until his division is relieved,
and then go back for a rest-away
from the, noise and strife. II slept like
baby last night not hundred feet
from a big battery. but I hadn't touch
ed bed for forty-eight hours previous.
Funny what one can get used to. l
could have slept as peacefully on top
of one of the guns. I was so weary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
TO HARVEST CANADIAN GRAIN
Thousands Of American Hands tt
Help Gather Big Crops.

American labor will be supplied for har-
vesting the Canadian grain crop. under
an arrangement reached yesterday be-
tween W. w. Cory. Canadian deputy
commissioner Of the interior. and De-
partment of Labor officials.
American harvest hands will be per-
mitted for the first time to enter Canada
and immigration regulations will be
waived by both countries.
Thousands of Americans are expected to
go across the border to help save the
Canadian crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
GEN. MURGUIA'S GERMAN
GUESTS CAUSE FRICTION

Ell PASO. Texas. August 15.-Gen.
francisco Murguia's recent visit to
Juarez with the German consul at
chihuahua City and party of promi-
nent Germans as his guests is said to
have caused friction between Murguia
and the Juarez officials, who expressed
q realization Of the unfavorable effect
Of such a visit at this time.
Efforts were made to prevent visiting
Germans from making pro-German
speeches and disseminating their propa-
gRnda while in Juarez, and this action
was said by Juarez officials to have
offended Cen Murguia.
Tho fact that American army officers
and onlcials declined invitations to the
fiesta in honor of Gen Murguia in
JuArez was sent to Mexico City as an
indication that the affair has been con-
s1dered by the Americans as an I'M
friendly act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

having cut Beatrice Nash, also colorsd.
Of 70s Lamont street, In the side with .
knife Sunday night In q statement the
prisoner said he went to call on the girl
and she was not at home. She returned
later with another man, he said. and
when he asked her II she wanted him
or the other man she did not answer.
He said he became angry and cut her,
but did not intend to injure her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
Temple H. Tweedy Lieutenant.

Temple H. Tweedy, son of Frank
Tweedy of the geological survey. was
awarded a commission as second lieu
tenant of field artillery in the Officers
Reserve Corps. at the camp at Platts-
burg, N. Y, according to announcement
made today. Lieut.. Tweedy is a sradu-
ate of Central High School and of Yale
University
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
HELD FOR CUTTING GIRL.
William CANT Bound Over for Court
on Stabbiup Charge.

William Cant. alias William Grant.
held for the action of the grand jury
in 81 900 bonds yesterday in the Police
Court on a charge of assault with in
tent to kill
The prisoner. who was arrested by
Detective Beckley. is charged with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
Advantages to Merchants

The system encourages
prompt balancing of books every
month. 1t saves some employee
two trips to the bank, % bring
ing passbook for balance and (2)
calling a few days later to re-
ceiye it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

per Military School, Boonville, Mo: 81
Johns Military Academy. Delaneld.
wis. College Of st. Thomas. st. Paul.
Mimi: Wentworth Military Academy.
Lexington, Mo-: Western Military Acad-
envy. Alton. ILL.,. and Staunton Military
Academy, Staunton, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

George E. Judge of Buffalo, y. Y. was
elected supreme monarchos at the an
nual convention of the Oriental Order
of Humility and Perfection Day at
Boston yesterday. Rochester. n. Y, was
chosen the 1918 convention city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15

Joseph p. Tumulty. secretary to the
President, and Mrs Tumulty arrived
| in Portland. Ne, last night by automo-
| bile from Burlington. VT. on a vacation
= tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
Federal Finance
By John Poole.
1t Is a Form

showing in detail every deposit
made and every check paid, with
dates of entries. At the end it
shows the exact balance due the
depositor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
1t Is Received

by every depositor in the very
first mail on the morning of the
first day of every month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
1t Avoids Errors

because it is absolutely complete
and correct. The depositor knows
twelve times a year exactly how
his balance stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
1t Is Sent

by mail at the close Of business
on the last day of every month.
The depositor does not have to
call for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
1t Is Modern

The sending of statements to
depositors is the most up-to-date,
modern banking method known.
This bank originated the sys-
tenn in Washington four years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-15
We open every morning at $3.50
Our: Monthly Statement
The Statement

The Statement
is posted every day by electric
bookkeeping machines, and is
printed in neat, clear type.
1t Is Accurate
because all additions and sub
fractions are automatic-made
by machine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Gofdlesl
PaM6 81 Jabre
GcmrfbaMsanoeItcHte

4nfangs oieIes Monats noren 35
Sabre berfloIieh ieit Safob Soitd,
3eidner, SAauipieler, 8olfsreoner
ulo Sournoliit oils 3ei6ner in Dem
Surbeporoeportement oes Gol1rtD
Douglas ongeitelt lpur0e. CIR Der.
0a1fte oanals feline SteGung Dem
ginfluiie oeS 8oli3eiri1ters @ultab
8enefe uno OeS grauereibelibers
6reO 0aeb Sr., melde ben reoege.
.lpanoten 9errn $ouf in Omaha be-
1alten noaten. 6eit iener .3eit bat
Sauf in u1lierer Ilitte gemirft unO
in fat ie0er 8ablfampagne ais Ne0.
ner cine Gone geipieIt. Ramentli6
aber in Dem groBen 8robibitions.
tampf 1890. gr bat cine genlion
beroient; oa Die 2e9i8latar cine iol-
DIE aber nidt porgeieben, muB ct
e6en peiter oiduften", Bis 6a8 Sig.
nal gum Sanmeln Der @roBen Sir.
NEE geeeben, 0a8 aber boffentli4
nod longe ni9t ert0nen ipiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Pamsframen sur
SparIankeit erina6nt!

g9oibingtotl, "a. SllIi. - SSn Ell.
ner beute ber0ffentli1ten grtl1rung
ma6t oos 2nnomirtiddfts. 0ep1rte.
ment Die Sailsfrouen bes 2auoes
Oorauf ouimerfiam in 3itfunft nit
Dem Meb[ 10 ipariam ais m0glid
1tmaugeben uro Dor allen 8ingen
etpaige 8orrdte Dor benz 8eroerben
8u Itiiben. Gs Dir6 0orouf binge.
pieien Dab es iid our ietigen 3eit
nidt empfiebIt gr6Bere 8orrdte bon
Mebl I'M SausboIt an lagern, atirual
0ieie beion6ers i'm CONNER leidt
ungenieB6ar iperOen fornen unb bn.
ourd Elm nid)t unbetrdhtli6er S9a.
Ben berurioht miro.
2os 9epartemeut rat Den Sous.
iraleft mir 10 biel Mebl ~ein3utau.
fen, ME iie fir 6en ailsenbIifIiden
geoarf ben0tigen. limo ielbit oieie
qerinaen 8orrdte ioIlen ne0er in
aeQern. nod ouf 9odbo0en ooer in
4iiden aufbeiuabrt peroen. Sin be.
lonoerer, gut nentilierter unO trode-
ner 2aaerroum foa ein3ig uno aIeil
ben 3mef erfuaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Hrawaa bel Gbepcnnes
SronticrtaaezS eier

G6eppune. @oo., "a. SuIi.-@e
tern aben0 fam es bier a1t einem
aropaG; Der erite Gag Der idbrIid
acknowledgement n5routier QabS"
Jeier mar boriiber ais pI5bIi9 meb.
rere bun0ert 8poming 0ationolgor.
bitten uno 3iuiIiiten nit &nittteIn
uno Steinen betpoffnet, oos itd0tt.
ihe @ef1nqnis itiirmten un0 Den
5ol0aten e. q. 8urfe, Der berbaf.
tet mar, neil ct in elmer 8irti6aft
Elm @Ia8 Bier ,getrunfen bate, be.
@freiten. Ser o@lob" burf3og oam
ioblenO Die 6traben Der Staot
aber idlieBIid our1 @ilitar.
oos in Sort 8. ". Ruiiea oufgebo.
ten marc, neutrality-suspicious..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Srankreic6 ~pcriutlt
S9iffsnct 81 bebcben!
9as itGnSise Nniuadgien Ses Son.
nagemangels fiibrt an Gin.
ifueiSeniten Iafrescln.

Garis, 81. sy1tIi. - 4natoIe Be
Mon3ie, Der neiternannte ltnter.5 %.
tretdr fir See-&ronsportipeien, bat
Die 3ultimmung Der Gegierung gum
3pef Der oberiten aontroae Der
Son0elsmorire erIongt. Gas 0ieie
@inriftung eittbeiBenoe 9etret
nimmt aif bic itetig obnebmenoe
Coinage infolge oes llnterleeboot.
frieges 8e5ug, neI6e Ole intenfibite
ailsniitttug Der our 8erfiigung tie.
benoen San6elsmoriue our BfIidt
madt. (9o6ei beiBt es in oen
mohentli6en antlideu frnn5oiii6en
8erIuitlilten, ooB Die Grfolee Der
0eutideu Gou6boote MIR gering
iino - aIio tpteoer einnal @Qiier.
tenIiigenD
0o8 9efret gibt Dem ~llnteriefre.
tar @oamo6t, uQe MaBregeln 8ur
ausniisung Der SanoelSfobr5euge 5t
t%reffen. Gin ie6es Sdiff bon iber
100 Sonneu muB fiinftia cine bonn
Inter. Sefretdr olsgeIteate 2i3en3
nit ltf fl9ren, Inn oieierart ale ge.
pegungen unb Die art Der 6ratt
feitltelen 81 fonnen.
Geruer beiibt De Won3ie bic goa.
ma6t, Elm ieoes Sdiff nad ieinem
@utoiinten fir ben Gegierungsoienft
nit 9eidIng at bele9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
WieSer ei1te enol.
Cu9e entlarpt!
gritiidc geidnlOignn9en iiber H..
goote in ipaniiaen 8emGHcru
tart iibertrieben.

Wto0rio, "a. SuIi. - Sn 8eant.
iportltng elmer bon 2oro Gobert Sc.
ell, Dem britii6en 8lodooeminiiter,
abgegebenen %Grtldrun8, fponad 20
Sdtife Der ariegfiibreuoen uno Gelt-
trolen in ibaniiden Se~rritorialge.
noiiern bon II. -8ooten torpeoiert
tporoan ieier5 bat Die ipanii9e STE.
9ieruug cine baIboffi3ieIIe Rote Der.
oifentlidt in nelher fonItatiert
miro, boB in ipauiihen @emdiiern
MIR Die 8erienfltn9 zines 9ampfers
iiattfanb unO oaB ole iponiide @e.
gierung 0ieierb1Ib einen beftigcn
4}roteit on bic 0etttidle Hegterung ge.
rihtet babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
pcriidtcriin0 fir
Atncrik. SclN0tcn!
Iic gnnOesregiernus ar6eitet cinen
bi@beSiglidcn lucitsebeHSrn
Rlan nuS.

@oi9ingtor, "a. Suli.-Die BUN.
oesregieruug lit gegenip1rtig nit
Der ausarbeitltng zines glanes be.
i6dftiot, ben omerifanii6en COL.
onteH nro 2el,ten Der Marire Sc.
befts., llnfdII., Grontbeitg. uno In.
tougIidfeits @erii6erungen au ge.
lp1brer nit beionoeren 8uipenoun-
gen fir Die BON ibnen gbbGngenoen.
Die Soften ioQen aus Dem Bun.
Desidos be5ablt tperoen, uno Die
Gil3elBeiten mer0en bon einem Bun.
oeSblro init Silfe Der 8erfi9erungs.
@eieai6nften gebonobo6t meroen.
Synls Der 8lun 6urhqebt, miro bic
9fegierung Die gr6bte @erIi6erungs.
onitalt Der 8elt nit elmer Milion
Noli8eninBober borIteaeu nobel 6os
8iitfo 70 enorm iein niirOe, 6aB nllr
6os 2ono Ole 9iir6e trogen t0nnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Q~Intpmo6ilc a6erfaaen.

Gin MtantL Der ii6 3. 6. SuppeI
teIepbonierte beute gang
fritb Der 8oIi3ei ooB ouf Der Dun.
0ee 2onoitroBe in olIer Sritbe elm
mdsfierter 8on0it Die Snioiien bon
5tpel gIlltontobilen iiberfoaen uno be.
raubt bat. @r erfldrte, ooB Die bel.
ben gtutoS BET ibm borbeigefabren
ieien, oils er eiuen S6ooen on iei.
mem auto reporierte, un0 oob 0ie
inn ben ueberfoa nit Der
8eiiung geneloet bdtten. ole 8oIi.
Sci 8u benadridtigen. @eiter lpeib
nan jebo9 ni6ts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Hicamcr ais
Carbohydrates
Giufabrnng bon 10000 Der SnIel6c.
wObner mad ben Ser. Staatcu
geplant.

@al4inetoL "a. SuIi. 8om
9un6es- Observation-Disclosures nn6 bon
Der &riees.g iienbabnbeboroe iuuroe
Der 8lan beipro9eu, 10000 arbeits
Ioie Gtnnobner bon Borto Aico fir
slrbeiten on Den giienbabnen oes
2an6es nod ben 8ereinieten Stoo.
ten at bringen. ollie Giienbabn.@c.
ieai1nften muroea erfudt, 8t beriG
ten, piebieI Der Sniel6epobner ie
uuter feit5uiesen0en 8e6inguneen
beu0tigen niiroen.
Gas 4rbettsoepdrtement berlanot
geraue Mngoben be3igIi9 Der 2obne,
glrbeitsItunoen nn6 2Gbensbeongun.
gen Der fremoen grbeiter uno Die
3ulider1tng, bob iie in feinem Sale
als Streifbreder Berange5ogen fuer.
ben 6ilrfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
Kapt. Ghicridtens
ntub sum 1orcscb!
gnuSesridter bon gbilaSelpbin pciit
g(utrns rrn anfbebnns Der glu.
flageu ab.

philadelphia, 90. Syult.--3er
9ommanOant oes bei6logna9mten
oeutiden Sonoels5erItorers y@rina
Gitel 6rieori6", 9opitdn Dtor ..
GBierihenS, miro nod elmer bier
bon Ri6ter &bomion eef1aten @nt.
iheioung I'M @un6es. 9iItriftsge.
riht ouf Die geaen i'm erbobenen
anfloeen 0es ongebIi9en S1mtq.
gels un0 Der onqeblihen llebertre.
tiing oes @onn.@ eiebeS prooeIiiert
iperoer. Ger o0euti9e Geebuiar"
bette oiird ieinen 8erteioieer Inn
Quibebung Der 4nflogen nodgeIudt,
bod po[te Der Hifter oieiem an.
troge nidt itattgeben. 8ie Ieiner
8eit beri6tet, lit III elmer Der Q[n.
Hagen nllsgefiibrt, &bieridens babe
ougebIi6 neun3ebu Gbronometer
bon ieinem S6iffe in oas 2anb
ein5ui9muggeln neriudt, fuGreno
Der 0eutlme 9~tltsfrelt3et III Mo-
rinebmlbofe in philadelphia inter.
inert mar. Die annette antloge lai.
tet oabin er babe cine itnge Grau
bon Stbaca, %. g.. 5lt ongeblid I'M.
lauteren 8peden bierber gebrodt.
Sn Dem @eiuh aur aufbebung
Der Qlnflagen madte Der 8erteioi.
ger beg aapitdns geIteno, Die on.
gebliden Observation-Disclosures,
meun iia tatiadlid ais ioI6e auf.
8ufaiien iinO, bdtten iid) Dor Der Or.
fIdrung bes ariegssuItonoes ereig.
net. E6ieri@ens iei oe8balb unter
86Iterre6t bis nod Dem ariege
all ~internieren rno Damn Der gfe.
gierung ieiner @eimot olts5uIieferh
nm inter oen Morinegeieben
8eutidIanos pro5eiiiert 5u peroen.
Ridter poqte 0ieie Ginpdnoe
nidt gelten laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
6Oaanb fcnSet @ertreter.

@inIteroam, 81. SliIi.-8er boIs
I1noiide 2anoipirtidofts. lu0 San.
ocIsmtniiter bat cine aus oret 0tit.
gIie0ern beite6enoe aommiiiion er.
ttonut, Die iid nod ben @ereinigten
Gtoaten begeben ion, I'M bort fpegen
Ser 1merifaniiden g%tnsfubr, forueit
iie Solan0 betrifft 81 berbdnoeIn.
Ger aonimiiiion meroen Der St1ge.
nieir &meelbe, Der friibere 8i8e.
prGiioent oes oitinoiiden Stats"
uno Der 4ireftor Der gieOerl1noi.
iden ganf, San 8oaeubooett ange.
b0ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-24
D~emtfdsametik.
uaticnGlbMnS!
3iueiaberbanb GbilaSelpbia eesen
GuHcaOnug funitribierter GoI-
baten anherbnlb Der II. g.

philadelphia, go, "a. SUN. -
Ger g6ilaoeIpbiaer 3neig oes
0eutIdamerifanii6en 9tationolbur.
oes, an oeiIen Spite Die &erren S.
g. @taDer, 9rditoent, iino gbolpb
.Simm, Sefret1r, lteber, bot nod
eingebenoer 9ebotte Der 8ritteniden
.@orloge itd fir llnteritiibung oes
bon Dem Aeprdientonten @iliam 6.
Itaion bon Sqinois eingebra6ten
@eIebentmurfeS entifieoen. syt
0emIelben miro 6eItimnlt, 0dB feiner
Der fonifribierten ODER ee5ogenen
.2erte gum WiilitGr0ienit otBerbalb
Der territortalen @ren3en Der Ser.
einigten Staaten bertpan0t tueroen
Ioa, penn er ii6 nidt freipi1ig on.
5u 6ereit erflGrt. Ger 8eid[uB tpltr.
De gefobt at MoIienpetitionen an
Die 8ertreter i'm Gon9reB ~oufaufors
bern, in oenen ibnen Die ~llnteritiib.
ung Der Moioni6en 8orlage ans
Ser5 gelegt miro.
SIR griefOerfebr nit 3entrnlmGdten
6erner beiHloB Der 3meig, burd
Betitionen on Die &ongreBbertreter
u1if @rmogli6ung zines 8riefme6.
IelS unter beboroltHer Rontrolle ur0
8enIlr amilden Mmerifduern rn0
9noertpanoten in ben 2dnoern Der
8entrolmGhte bin5utpirfen. Qud
9elgien uno 8olen lino BARN elm.
geidloiien. @s ioa gum 3mede Ell.
mes iolden 9riefnediels elm beion.
6eres 9iiro IN Stem 0orf etabltert
mer0en, in neldem 5amilienmittei.
lltngefl Seniiert uno ebentren untge.
i6rieben per0en. 8ieie Sanilien.
briefe ioQen nit ben 8oitioden Der
&egterung unieren Standardization
in Der Sdtpei3, in G4peoen uro
Souano 5tgeionot uno BON ibnen
ben auitdnoigen Standardization Der
3entralmddte Slgeitegt meroen. 9ie
Soften fonnten ortrA erb0bteS Borto
geoedt mer0en. SSn Dem 9etitions.
@ntpurf oes bieiigen 3UeigeS beiBt
eS inter anoerem: ouniere 9reIie
erbdlt 8enfierte 0adrtdten aus Sen
2dnoern Der 8entralmd6te 6ur6
8ermittlitng nelltraler Gambler. 8es.
~ 1A
balb iollten niht 8iirger 5eniierte
Jamtlien. Nofrihten erboIten f0n.
nen9 Selbit 9rieg8.@ efangenen
itebt elm Oernrtiges 9ribileg gu
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Sm asp6alt feitaeflebt.

SnfoIge Der riefigen Site mar bns
aspboItpfIaiter In Den StroBen tell.
meiie itorf nufgepeidt. Sn Der 10.
Ctr, nobe Sodiou Str, ionfen Die
RGoer zines 2altpoeens. Der nit
mebreren Gonnen 3uder belaoen
mar, 70 tief tn'oen aspbaIt binein.
ooB Die orei boreeipannten Yferoe
eS nidt meiter 5ieben fonnten. IS
mdbrte iiber cine StunOe. che es &c.
lang. Den @agen aus Der alemme
5t idnffen, unp natiirIi6 mar NAB.
reno oieier 3eit Der StroBenbobn.
oerfebr in Der 5traBe boaig unter.
6unoen.
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@eaen @6isfenberfnnfe ner6nftet.

Tom EutsIoDsfi uil0 Sobn ga.
ro8ti. smei cole GoIen aus Si;b-
0mobo, muroen unter Der Intlage
Der &rlrnfenbeit tno oes ~geiebtpiori.
gen 8erfoufS bon 8bisfep nerboftet.
Com trug ole Glaide nit 6eilerpai.
fer BET iid un6 Spbn ons @laS. sic
reoeten Wdnner auf Der StroBe on
ur0 berfmlften ibnen elm 0l1Sden
5t Is, 20 un6 25e. 9abei tronfen
iie ieoo6 ielbit nidt 3tt penig urb
lparen total be3edt ais fie oufge.
griffen fpuroer.
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t1arktberi6te.
0maha. q. Sui.

Omaha. "a. SuGi.
Rin6Oie1 - 8ufubr 1925.
9eefItiere felt bis 10e nieOrieer.
@ute bis bette 8aebes 1856
1885.
@itteIn1dB. geebes t2.O0-12.75
@ep6bnl. 8eebes 10.00-11.5 80.
@ite, bette Sabrlinge 1900
1850.
Mittelm. SGbrIinge t2.00-12,60
@emobnl. Sabrlinge 9.75-11.50
gute 8. bette 8eioe.9eebes 1915
-11.75.
Cute b. bette 8eioe.9 eebes 1915
ills.
MitteIm. 8ei0e.g eebc8 $50
1850.
geln0bnIi6e 8ecOcs 8,25-9.25.
aiibe un0 Sellers felt Bis 10c
nteoriger.
@rte bis bette aiibe 8.75-S ..
MttttelmdBiee aiibe 7.75-8.75.
@em0bnli6e 5.50-7.50.
StOder8 uu0 Seekers Iunelom
idmad.
@utc bis bette Seekers 8.75-
$50.
1~1itteImdBige 7.75-S.50.
@enobnIide 6.75-7.50.
@ute, bette Stoders 10000.
Stof Sellers 100000.
Stof aabe 6.50-7,50.
Stod aGlber 6.50-9.00.
Seal 9alber 9.00-14.00.
g1ln uno Stoes 6.50-t0.0O.
5dueine = 3uflibr 13,440; mei-
items 5-10c bober.
Gurhfhnittspreis 14.50-14.90.
S0diter 8reis 1850.
sdafe = 3ufubr 10000; Mtorft
felt bis Itnrf.
Cute un0 bette SGbrlinge $50
1925.
Cute unS bette 2Gmmer t4,75-
1850.
Gute uuO bette 9euiteridoie 500
800.
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6pfer elmer MeIeritedlerei.

S, s. RepnoIos qeriet in Der
Montag naht i'm Mtiaaro Sotel NIT
8fpet 2elten in einen 8ortrpe6ieL
Der In Tdtlidfeiten a~ltsartete, uno
Iiegt iest nit tiefen WeeHerpunoet
in @eiidt un0 in Den gtru1en i'm
ct. Soiepb's SoipitaI. Sic 9oli5ei
fdbnOet nod ben @aeiIerbeloen, Die
Tie fennt.
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G~rc6oHrniral Girpib
wia IN Sen HciNstao!
Ger gatcr Ses II. .gDutfrieses iOa
iid i'm bafantcn Sit be-
iuer6en.

9onooul "a. Sui. -. Cine SIM.
iteroamer 3epei6e on Die gr6nnge
Gelegrapb 60. mill niiIeu, Delti4e
politii9e areiie i6berl Den ieniatio.
neaen Gintritt 0es @roboOmirals
BON Girptb, oes &aters 0e8 Saud.
boottrieges, in ben gtei4stag Dor.
aus.
M1n ertparte. fdbrt Die gladridt
fort, bob er ii9 ais nationaIlibernler
aan0iOat INT einen Der bafanten
Meid8tagsiite bemerben peroe, INN
oanfl bereint nit Grnit @niiermnnn
rno Or. @uitob Gtreiemonn, Die ma.
tionaIli6erole Bortet 81 Ieiten.
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Bon her Site iihermnnnt.

Ser 4rbeiter Soc 0'gteiq, 26t6
2edbentportb Str, turroe IN Der
Merritti6en glpotBefe I'M Stole @e.
6droe Moutnq aben0 bon Der Site
ii6ermonnt unb i~tir3te, pGbreno ct
0aieIbIt @infduie madte, obnm1dtig
ST 8ooen. Gr fam ipdter nie6er art
ii6 uno muroe nod Sauie gebroft.
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snifenhieb mnht 8ente.

Sn etnenI Observation-Disclosures in
Siio.O maba tp1lroe Der 27t7 il0l.
"a. Str. m%obnbofte 6ront uB3dlet
bon einem Soidenoieb Inn $t,614
beitobIen. gtuBer $t4 8argeIo, be-
itan0 Die ~geitoblene Summe in
56edS.
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@eredlts Gtrnfe.

Ri6ael SinfobifD 57o9 fii6I. SO.
Str, tultroe, neil CT feline Grau
furhtbar miBban6elt itn6 tie 6onn
nebft ibren 8tpei fletnen &inoern aus
Dem 9oltie geporfen at As Eogeu
@efananis bernrteiIt.
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9anfiaauna.

l1nieren bielen 8erpon0ten un0
5reun0en erIauben mir uns hermit,
fir ibre bielen 3eid)en Der anbGng.
lidfeit uno 5reunoidoft, Die lie uns
uabrenO Der arontbeit itno bel Dem
CODE u%nierer ~.eeliebten &phter ullb
Shmeiter