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Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

Die 9erren @m. S6wertfeser unb
@ultap apburs fanben 8ei6aftisuns
bel 8riidenbauten bel 2afelioe.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

6err Sarl Offer 1T bieie 8o6e auf
InoronlIn9 bes Ser. Staaten @enes
raIanwalts pon Sos 9tnseles na6
Sort Douglas in lltab iiberfiibrt
iporoen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Mus oeuti6en &reiien.

County S6abmeiiter Snbn &.
S6parb lit ollr6 &ranfbeit ans Saus
9efeiIelt.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Sie llmperiddmtbeit Der SriteuaGn

ger sebt iolueit, baB iie benz amerifaz
nil6en Solte sllnrlten, non Semitic su
lebenL llno allen @eisen mad England
gu i9iden. gSer es fertis brinst,
obne @iien fertis su peroen benz
itebt Der britii9e 6oienbanborben in
9lusliht.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Grfinhungcn, llm Dem oeutiden Wi.

litGriSmls ben @arauS Su MAIDEN,
l6ieBen bier iest mic 4ilse aus Der
Groe. Sat oa in Der Gnselsitabt ies
nlano elm eleftrii6es llnterieeboot err
flnoen, NIT wel6em er I'M Sieler Sa=
fen Die 9anse oeutibe Sries0flotte in
bic Suft ipren9en mill. Seine Grfins
oun9 bat ibm bis babin ibon $12,s
900 9efoltet.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

sSrau @eorse s. Traub feierte am
Dfontas im &reiie ibrer 6ermannss
i6weitern ibr SSieeenfeit.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

Srau 6rieba 9enieleit 1T am Sonns
tag pon Douglas, @risona, mo Serr
9enIeleit in ben Supferminen tatis lit,
pieber in San Diego einsetroffen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

6rau 0taria gtubnL pel6e ii9 9ln=
fang oes Sabres ais amtli6 seprilfte
@eburtsbeIferin in San Diego ME.
oerlieB, lit fiirsIi6 uun elmer @ei6afts=
reiie na6 oem Often surildsefebrt.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

Sn ben anseblideu Seitrcbungcu
Der Illiierten, Sertiblano pon Der
slutofratie ST. befreien bemerft Der
Serliner ioSialiitiibe DGorwdrtS" ,
oaB es ben oeutiden 9Irbeitern gar
ni9t einidat, ibre &esieruns einer
Sebniaben llebermadt ausSuliefern.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

llnier 4eier 6err Soiepb Trei6el
pon Smperial weilte Gnoe letter
@o6e in 8esleitllns ieiner Go6ter in
San Qieao.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

9err llno 6rai Sobn Sur pon gnz
cinitas weilten am Oienstas in San
Diego. Sic baben neben ibrer jesi-
gen 6arm nod cine sweite sefauit.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Sic inoilhc Hcpolntion.

8atouia, 81. Suli.-0er I'M n0ros
li6en Seile Snoiens ous9ebro6ene
9luiitanO iit ni6t Suiammen9ebro6en,
ionoern bat bic britiide 6erri6ait
bic in ibre Su9eu eri6lttert. Sn
8ombap iino Calcutta miro ein all9e=
meiner 9lufitano befilrdtet. Der
Wlan9el al weiBen Wtanni6aften in
Snbien orobt ben Gnsldnoern per
b6n9nisuoQ 81 meroen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
@eneral Yerihina bat ieinen Srup.

pen ans Sers selest, bic fransoiii6en
sSrauen su a6ten. Seet wollen mir
mir boffen, oab bic Sransoiinnen un=
Iren ,,Sammies" ni6ts tln.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

gfidt inmer Der, Der pben ftebt, lit
Der re6te 0fann al Der Spite.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Seutlde ,icbcm in G,crnOpiB Gin.

nen Der Oeuti6uerbitnoeten al Der
ruiiii6en 6ront baben Ii6 auf 900
0ieilen aus9eoebnt. Inter Dem gu
bel Der 8eu0lferlln9 riidten lie 9eItern
in GSernomib ein, po aud Soiier
&arl uno Sailer 98ilbelm erwartet
weroen.
Seitoem in Der ruilii6en glrmee
OeIertieren uno @eborldmSperwei9es
rin9 nit Dem Sooe beitroft miro,
weroen OffiSiere mahenbaft uon ibren
eisenen Ntanni6aiten ermoroet.
Sentidc 6liegcr bOmbarOiercn Taris.
Berlin, %. Suli. - Oeutlbe Slies
ger iiberi6ltteten IN Yaris Die Gilens
babnltationen uno militGril6e 9lnlas
gen nit 9omben lno iino ilnuerlebrt
Surild9efebrt.
Sentidc glrtillcric bcrcitet Smrmz
angriii por.
9onoon, %. Suli.-Seutl6e glrtil=
lerie i6weriten &aliberS beitrei6t
Sag imo 9iabt Die SSeitfrOnt uon 9lrs
mentieres bis al bic gloroIee.
Wiebr amerifauiide Srnppcn in
europa cingctroifcn.
9iew Yorf, %. Suli.-Gin weiterer
Trlpp amerifaii6rr Soloaten lit IN
einem europGii6en 0afen 9elanoet.
Sentide Sandboutc nucrrcidbar.
g8aibin9ton, .. g., 30. Slli. -
Sieiise militarii6e SabueritdnOi9e
woaen in Grfabrln9 9ebrabt baben,
bab es ben Gn9ldnoern bisber ni6t
selimsen lit, Der beutiben Sol6boot=
baiis in 3eebril99e ir9enowel6en
S6aoen Susufii9en neil Die Gau6s
boote iiberbaIpt ni6t IN 3eebril99e
ielbit, lonoern 80 Oieilen lonoeins
wdrts am 3eebril99e e-Sril99 9esSanol
liesen, wo ibnen natilrli6e llferbObs
len, bic nod belonoers aus9ebout
muroen, 9e9en ale glnl6ld9e 81 9Sols
fer, Su 2anoe uno aus Der Suft einen
itarfen S6ub 9ewGbren.
Yaris wicoer bOmharoicrt.
Yaris, 80. Suli. - Smerbolb "a
Stunben lit Yaris gum Sweiten 0fol
pon oeutiben 6lie9ern beim9eiu6t
woroen bic au9enl6einli6 uollSabli9
nitfEntitnlt
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

glnd Der SidbGliter itrdubt iid base=
gen, oaB man ibm bas Sell ilber Die
Sbren siebt.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

9err~ ~9sillie !0ele, bis DOR fllrsem
Seiter uon 6amilton's Selifatefenz
Oepartement ift am Sonntas na6
Suclon, 9lrisona, absereiit, wo er eine
Stelle in einem 9roben Oelifateiienz
gei9dft ansenOmmen bat. Seine So
mile wiro ibm oortbin I'M giopember
fol9en.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

yetreffs Der Wiabnung 81 iparen,
fansen uiele Srauen nit Der 9dnse
ibrer HDde an.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

'tta8, oen ). Mm8uit 1911
MuS oeutl6en &reiien,
County S6abmeiiter Snbn &
S6marb lit bur6 &ranfbeit ans 6aus
9efeiielt.
9err uno Srau S. %. Waaier ia.
ben ibr ei9enes 6eim in Gait Gar
Diego wieoer beSo9en.
9err 9enrp 3. Gramer unb @attir
iino pon ibrer 9o6Seitsreiie ,pieoe,
in San Diego einsetroffen.
Srau George s. 5raub feierte an
Utontas I'M &reiie ibrer 9ermams.
l6weltern ibr gBie9enfeit.
Die 0erren Wm. S6wertfeeer unt
SnItap apburs fanoen 8eibdftisune
bel 8rildenbauten bel Safeiioe.
llnier Seier Serr Soiepb Trei6el
pon Smperial weilte gnoe Iebter
@o6e in 8esleitllns ieiner Io6ter in
San Diego.
Srau 6rieba 9enleleit lit ont Sonns
tag pon Douglas, Mrisona, wo Serr
9enleleit in ben Supferminen tatis lit,
pieoer in San Diego einsetroffen.
9err llno 6rai Sobn Sur pon gnz
cinitas weilten am Oienstas in San
Diego. Sic baben neben ibrer iebi>
gen 5arm nod eine sweite sefauit.
0err Sarl Offer lit oiele @o6e auf
9lnoronlIn9 bes Ser. Staaten @ene.
ralanpalts pon Sos 9lnseles na6
Sort Douglas in lltab iiberfiibrt
iporoen.
Srau Dfaria gtubn, rpel6e ii1 9lnz
fang oes Sabres ais amtli9 seprilfte
8eburtsbeIferin in San Diego niez
oerlieB, lit fiirSli6 uon elmer @ei6Gfts=
reiie na6 benz Often Suriidsetebrt.
9err> 2Sillie 9elb, bis DOR fllrsem
Seiter uon 0amilton's Oelifateilen.
Oepartement lit am Sonntag nadj
Suclon, 9lriSona, ab9ereiit, lpo er eine
Stelle in einem 9roben Oelifatefen=
9el6dft an9enommen bat. Seine So
mile wiro ibm bortbin I'M glopember
fol9en.
6rau 8ultau 0di9, pel6e peeen
zines 9ferpenIeiOens swei Monate lang
I'M EaraoiIe 0allep Sanitorium unter
dr5tIi6er SebanoIllns itano, befinbet
lt3 iebt auf benz gSese Der 9eiieruns
uno ourfte Gnbe lester 98o9e mieoer
III ibr Seim iiberiiebeIn.
Der befannte oeutide 9fe6tsanwalt
0err 9Sm. @. 0tirow bat bieie @o6e
-
lein nelles 9erdlmi9es imo elegant
ein9eri6tetes Silro, Simmer 1919 uno
1920 im 9lmerican 9tational Sanf
8ebdiloe, beSoeen. 9iebenbei bat er
bort, I'M nit Der 3eit S6ritt su bals
ten audi ieine 9ibliotbef fir 8e6tsz
wihenl6aft bebeutenb erweitert.
Der befannte beutl6=amerifdnil6e
DdIltfoiri9ent uno Somponiit 6err
0enrp S6oenefelo in Sos 9lneeles
erblelt pon Der 9lbteilltns fir @hlfif
Der Ser. Staten Son9reB= B=9ibIiotbef
Die I6mei6elbafte 9lufforoerlns, einise
Ieiner &ompoiitionen I'M Srisinal=
0fanlllfript Der Sibliotbet einsuuer>
leiben.
9err imo 6raI Soiepb @inter iino
leete Wo6e temporGr na6 Santa
Barbara iiber9eiieoeIt, no ibr Sobn
Wlar mebrere 9robe Sauten ilbernom=
men bat lnb 20 Wtam pom San Die
90 bel6afti9t. 6err @inter trdst ums
8rilBe auf al feline Srelmoe in San
Diego, ulo 9ans belonoers an bic Sdz
rerI Die ibm iebr ans 9ers sewa6len
iinb.
Sn Der am @fittpo6 abeno itattoe=
fluoenen Notwithstanding oes
Goncoroia SurnpereinS wuroe be-
l6Iollen bic Soridldse oes &omiteS
filr Wfittel ilno SSe9e in Der nd6iten
8el6dftsiisunG ant 15. 9lusuit, eins
9ebeno su bebanoeln uno ST 8el6luI=
"a, -, ALL H.. IN. On.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Earis ipieoer bomharoicrt.

Yaris, 80. Suli - Smerbalb "a
Shlnben lit Yaris gum Sweitcn @tal
pon oeuti6en 6lie9ern beim9eiudt
woroen bic auseni6einli6 uollSabli9
entfamen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Sentide an allcu Jrontcn iiegreif.
Ylutregiment in GnBlano.

Sonoon, 81. Suli. - 9ln Der ruliis
i6en 6ront werben taulenoe uon De-
ierteuren uno lln9eboriamen eri6ois
fen. Sn st. 9etersbur9 baben pie.
Der blutise Strabenfdnpie itattses
f,iuheu
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

6rau 8ultau @di9, ruel6e wesen
eines 9ieruenIeioens ;pei @lonate lang
I'M Paraoiie Sallep Sanitorium unter
dr5tIi6er SebanoIlms itanb, befinbet
li3 iett auf oem 9Sese Der 8eiierrns
lno ourfte Gnoe lester 9So6e wieoer
IN ibr 0eim ilberiieOeIn.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
&rie9s=Na
QOnbun 1T entieBt iiber rrIiilde
&ataitropbe.

Berlin, 26. Suli.-Sur6 eritalns
lid 9el6winoe Operationen Der
Deuti6uerbiinoeten in @aliSien baben
brei ruiiii6e 9lrmeen ibre gauge 9lrs
tillerie ein9ebiiBt unb fteben in &C.
fabr, entweoer aufserieben ooer unts
sinselt su meroen. Die ruliii6e 9lrs
NEE mar leit glusbrll6 oes &rie9es
nod ME 10 gut aus9erilitet, unb oieie
Sffenliue mar nit Silfe Gn9lanos
imo Sranfreibs 10 ior9idlti9 porbe=
reitet oab elm Sebli6las unmosli6
idien. 9onoon lit entiebt iiber Die
rlIiiil6e &ataitropbe.
9as britil6e Sai6boot ,,Gs34"
lit blr6 Elm oertl6es Sail6boot per-
ienft woroen. Sn nOroliben @e=
wdiiern lit Der britii6e 0ilfsfreuSer
,Otwap", 12,077 Tonnen, torpeoiert
iporoen.
Sentide OIL allen 6rontcu iiegreid.
Berlin, 81. Suli. - Oas 0aupts
quarter meloet ein weiteres 3uriid=
ordn9en Der 9triien unO audi mebrere
erfol9reide befti9e SGmpfe an Der
@eitfront.
Ylutregimcnt in JinblauO.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

Sn Der am 0fittwu6 abeno itattee=
tllnoenen Notwithstanding oes
Goncoroia Surnpereins wurbe be-
I6Ionent bic Soribldse oes &omiteS
filr Wfittel lno SSese in Der nd1iten
@el6dftsiitunG am Is. 9lusuit, ein-
9ebeno su bebanoeIn uno ST 8el9lnIz
len Su erbeben. Die gSi6tisfeit Der
Sorla9e ldbt es orin9enp sems ers
I6einen, oaB idmtIide 0titslieber Der
Sibln9 beiwobnen, oem es werben
Sortebrun9en 9etrofen werben, bic
ben SeItano oeS Sereius betreiien lmo
Die ginnabmen oes Sereins nit oeIIen
gussaben III ginflan9 brinsen loaen,
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03

9lmiterbanL 80. Suli. = Sin beuts
i6es Sau6boot bat Is 0teilen pon
Der boadnoii6en 8iiite, spii6en S9es
uenin9en nnb Ymllioen 10 1boadnoi=
l6e 6il6bampfer perIenft.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-08-03
Sic Wtadtluiigfcit Gnglanos.

9lmIteroant 81. Suli.-98esen Der
Sou6boot9efabr lit I'M 9(ermelfanal
totid6Ii6 fein en9lii6eS Sriessi6iff
Su ieben ilno bic Snlppentransporte
na6 8ranfrci6 uno bic 9iidienouns
Der Serwunoeten na6 England baben
uoIlltanoi9 allf9ebort. Sn Gnslanb
lit Die SeuOlferlln9 oh Der llntdtisfeit
Der britii6en @iarine, wel6e ii6
I6einbar 9anS ollf 9lmerifa perlabt
I'M bD6lten @rabe erbittert.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05
FEDERAL CONTROL
TO LOWER WHEAT
Publicity Bureau Of Omaha Elk
change Sees Cut in Cost of
ALI Cereals, Too.
WILL END GAMBLING

III the United States government
co-operates with Canada and fixes a
maximum selling price for wheat the
tendency would be toward lower
prices on all kinds OF grain"
Through its publicity bureau. the
foregoing is given out as the general
opinion OF members OF the Omaha
Grain exchange on the proposition
now under consideration looking to
joint action by the authorities in
Washington and those of Canada in
the matter OF contemplated regula-
ton OF the prices Of all foodstlffs.
L. S. Westbrook, one OF the leading
dealers in cash grain and a member
of the Omaha exchange, takes this
view OF the move to cooperate with
Canada and fix maximum prices on
grain, principally on wheat. He says:
End Speculation.
THE fixing of a maximum selling
price in itself would naturally fix
maximum price at which the grain
would be purchased from the pro-
Queer. 1t would end all speculation
and generally would do away with
trading in futures other than July and
September, now marked up.
my judgment would be that fix
ing maximum selling price would
have a tendency toward lower prices,
but on this proposition no person can
more than make guess. No one can
tell what may happen and conse-
quently no one can tell where prices
will be next month, next week, or
even tomorrow.
"As | understand the situation,
most of the wheat of this country
that has been bought for July and
September delivery has been taken
over by the allies. When the date
for delivery arrives no living man can
say whether or not these purchasers
will wart the grain. Perhaps they will
want to leave it on this side and per-
haps they will want to exchange it for
munitions, clothing, meats or some
thing else"
Prices Go Up.
The Chicago prices for wheat for
July delivery ranged from $2.15 to
$253 Friday, but, according to men,
bers of the exchange, when the rep
resentatives of the allies took over the
futures they contracted at figures con-
siderabiy lower.
Friday, instead of the talked Of CO.
operation depressing the Omaha cash
wheat market, it acted directly oppo-
site, sending prices up fully 8 cents.
There was rush to buy and the sales
were made at 1922 to $295 bushel.
Corn was weak and was Il cent
off, selling at $l.51 to sissy, with
oats down cent to cent and one
fourth, selling at 50 to 69H cents a
bushel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05
NEW YORK STOCKS
Market Again Is Under Cloud
of Depression During
Day.
HEAVY
ISSUES
RAIL

New York, May 1.-The stock market was
again under a cloud of depression today.
Apprehension concerning foreign affairs was
increasingly acute, especially in connection
with the situation in Russia
Chief among the mure extreme recess
sions OF the day were Norfolk g. Western,
which fell 81 to llT% Louisville & Nash
VILE, So TO li9: the Pacific section, New
York Central. Reading. Lehigh Valley, At
lantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line,
which ranged lower by 1 to "a points at
times Pullman Car which ranks among
the inactive Investments, added another loss
Of 5h points to its recent steady decline
at 14o.
Trading in the prominent industrials was
extremely professional United States Steel
almost duplicating yesterdays minimum of
113 after an advance to 1l4s and closing at
1i3%, a net loss OF w. Most OF the equip
ments. munitions and war supply shares
were lower by to points.
Intermittent steadlness was shown by
metals and shippings, Industrial Alcohol and
some OF the petroleum Issues, but coppers
fell back on the unfsvorable statement OF
earnings issued by the Utah Copper COM
pany for the March quarter. The few
Irregular rallies OF the final hour resulted
from short covering Total sales, 100000
shares.
Slight improvement In foreign issues fea-
tured the dull and uncertain bond market,
Total sales, par value, s362O,o0O. United
States bonds were unchanged on call
Number of sales and range Of prices of
no Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Extraordinary Drop in Wheat Is Followed
by Sharp Rise.

Chicago, May 4.--After a whirlwind des-
cent of 2lc a bushel and rebound OF Ice
the wheat market today continued to show
great nervousness. owing almost entirely
TO government moves at Washington and
Ottwawa to establish a Joint continental
control Of prices, There was an unsettled
finish at 3Ao to Nc net decline with
May at f273h and July s2.l9h to S220A,
Corn closed, Nc to i%o off; oats down
lEc to ihc, and provisions showing set
backs OF 15c TO 30c,
Decentralization of the widest sort was
witnessed In the wheat pit, when the mar
kot opened, SO general was the rush to
sell that would-be purchasers were at first
overwhelmed. Within ten minutes, how
ever, hardy buyers had met the stampede
with such spirit that nearly three-fourths
OF the initial losses were wiped out.
Violent fluctuations followed, but most OF
the struggle was at an end In half an hour,
with prices then at about the level at
which the market finished. Scarcely any
think except the news from Washington
and Ottawa appeared to attract the least
attention. Even he announcement that the
Winnipeg grain exchange had suspended all
rading In the principal options. May and
July, received hardly any notice.
Renewal of acute weakness and fresh
display OF activity suddenly developed after
mid day, and the chief speculative option,
July, broke almost as sharply as at the
outset, when tumble OF I'm to 2lS
took place The cause Of the new furry was
peace talk started bya rumor that Presi-
dent Wilson's friend, Colonel u. Nj. House,
had been invited to Berlin. Lack Of any
confirmation of the rumor. however. led to
a quick rally Jumps of &c between trades
occurred in the May delivery at the time
| that extreme was at a climax, and May
prices had been smashed over night ale.
Corn and oats maintained relative stability
as compared with wheat. Offerings of the
| feed grains were only moderate. Extreme
| declines In sympathy with wheat weakness
| amounted to 39sc. Unfarorable weather
for planting and growth tended to keer
| values steady.
i Prospects OF government regulation
brought about much unloading by holders
| OF provisions. Unusual declines, though
were confined to pork, which at one time
| was down tic.
Cash Prices-Wheat No. red $500
No. 3 red. nominal; No, hard, sass No.
/ hard, nominal. Corn: No : yellow, sl.Ssh
Ql.so; No. yellow, st57@1.5s: No. vel
low, nominal. Oats: No. . white, nominal
standard, 6eh @7lc, Rye; No. 2, s2,oi
Barley; si.2591,sS. Seeds: Timothy
s5.oo0I6O; clover, s12o0Gl7.O0. Provisions
Pork, $685.; lard. s2s,2SQs2a5; ribs, s2O,a
@2o.77.
Butter--Lowerj creamery, 32@Ssc.
Eggs--Higher; receipts, 39,a04 cases
firsts, 32h@33ho; ordinary firsts, 30h
ale; at mark. cases included, 30@33c.
Potatoes--Iigher; receipts. IS cars; Idaho
Colorado Washington and oregon. s2,6Od
ass; Wisconsin and Michigan, S2.i0qs50.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat is Strong, With
Prices Up to Three Cents
Higher.
CORN MARKET HERE WEAK
Omaha, May I, 1917.


The cash wheat situation continued strong
today and prices on this cereal ruled around
Ic to SC higher, The poorer grades Of wheat
sold rather slowly but there was an ex-
cellent milling demand for the better sam
pies and the bulk OF the sales were made
up OF these varieties.
No. hard sold generally around s2.95
and s2.97h; No. hard brought from $2.92
20 $2.93, No. ) spring wheat ranged In price
from s2.7s 10 S2.SS, and few samples Of
No. mixed wheat brought from sass to
s2s2
prices quoted from unchanged to nc lower
Quality considered, however, the market on
the better grades OF yellow and mixed corn
was lower. No. yellow selling generally
at Sl.62 and $l.52A, while the same grade
Of mixed sold at $l51h.
The offerings of white corn were very
light, and those having this variety held
on to their Gamples until a late hour and
in a few instances let go at slightly better
prices No. 2 white bringing s1.6l.
The oats market was weak at a decline OF
lie to lhc, and while receipts were pretty
good the demand for this cereal was not
overactive and only a small number OF
sales were reported
Rye and barley receipts were unimportant
and the trade In these markets was very
quiet. with rye quoted unchanged and bar
ley from &c 10 &c higher
Clearances we're: Wheat and flour equal
to $4,000 bushels; corn, 1853, 900 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bush
els and shipments $4,000 bushels. against
receipts o; s67, 600 bushels and shipments OF
655, 900 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments 100000 bushels, against
r,ceipts c. 7Gs, 900 bushels and shipments of
7is. 900 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were $4,000 bushels
and shipments 900 bushels, against re-
ceipts OF 100000 bushels and shipments OF
s91, 900 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05
TarnoW Advises
Austrians in U, s.
To Obey All Laws

New York, May Count Adam
Tarnowski Won Tarnow, the unre-
ceived Austrian ambassador to the
United States, before sailing today
for his homeland issued farewell
greetings to his countrymen here and
advice to honor the land whose hos
pitality they enjoy and i'll which they
earn their livelihood"
please convey to my countrymen
my farewell greetings" read a state
ment given by the ambassador. to
Morris Bukor, counsellor to the Aus
trian consulate. 49,,
During my brief sojourn did not
come into contact with them, but l
know from previous experience that
they are sober, industrious and law
abiding. take with me the hrm con-
yiction that my countrymen will also
hereafter honor the land whose hos
pitality they enjoy and in which they
earn their livelihood and they, VIII
readily obey its laws to the iull eN'
tent
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
To Success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05
|. w. w. Murder Case
Is Given to the Jury

Seattle, Wash, May 4-The case OF
the state against Thomas H. Tracy,
accused of the murder OF Deputy
Sheriff Jefferson Beard, when a boat
load of Industrial Workers OF the
Word invaded Everett on free
speech" expedition last November,
went to the jury in the superior court
here today. The trial began March
6. Seven men were killed in the fight
in Everett
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-05

These sales were report d today:
Wheat-No. hard winter: car, s2.9bh !;
4 car. $2s5: car shippers weights), $2.95.
No. hard winter: 2 cars. 1898; car,
s2.92 No. 4 hard winter: car, S2s6; /
car, s2si. Sample hard winter | car.
$3.50; / car tsmutty), $G75. No spring:
car, Sass; ! car. s2.7s. No. dururn; %
car $3.50. No. . mixed: l car, s2.92; / car,
s2.S6. No. mixed: / car, s2.36.
.3arley--No 4: 1-3 car, $40.
Corn--No. 2 white car, $i,6l. No. I
yellow: car, st,52h. No, 2 yellow: /
car tshippers weights), $l.52h; 2 cars,
$l,62h; Q cars, si.52. No. . yellow; 1 car,
$1.5lA. No. yellow: car, $3.50. No. 2
mixed: ! car (near white), Sl.53; cars,
s1.5lh. No, . mixed: cars, Sl.5th; 5
cars, si.5i. No, I mixed: Q cars, sl.5L
Oats-No. 3 white: / car (shppers
weights), 69ci cars, G9c; 80 cars. 6s14c.
No. white: l car. 6Shc,
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat--No. 2 hard.
s2.902.95is; No. hard. s2,si @2.93; No. 4
hard, $2,s6Q2.90. Corn--No 2 white, $3.50
@i61; No. 3 white, $l.5bh dp1.80; No. 4
white, $16s@l59h; No. white. SISSY %
1.5e; No. 6 white sl.b7@l5s; No. . yellow,
sl.62@l.52H: No. yellow. $1.b1h 9l61&;
No. yellow, 1.51@1.6lh; No. yellow.
$3.50 @15l; No. 6 yellow, $l.i9h @150;
No. mixed, si.5iH Q1.61h No. . mixed.
n.b18l,51h; No. mixed. sl.60h @l.b1;
No. mixed sl.60@1.5Oh. No. 6 mixed,
S1V@1.50. Oats-No. 2 white, 69i % zoe;
standard, 69Q6siic; No. . white, 6Sa % 69c;
No. white. 6s@6shc. Barey-Malting,
H,43@15o; No. | feed, s1.3O@14o. Rye
No. ., $1.95@l,97; No. ., si.94@196.
IOcaI range of oDtiona.