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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-08-11

IN, Associated Press.l -, n
" LONDON, Aug ll.-Six German
assaults on British positions east of
yOres broke down after fierce fight
inc and the British maintained the
oositons east of Ypres. gained near
lbe Ypres.Menin road.
IN, Associated PresH.I
PARIS, Aug l1.-North of St
oueutin French troops progressed in
be region OF Fayet and elected Ger
mans from large part OF the ter
rain captured August ninth.
IN, Ns.arIated PreaH.l
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 1l.-A dis
match from Flanders to Vossiche-
,eitung Berlin. says three heavy
British attacks August ninth result
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-08-11
.BISBEE, HOTBED
.OF ANARCHY AND.
TROOPS NEEDED
ARIZONA ATTORNEY GENERAL
SAYS FEDERAL GoVERNM ENT
MUST INTERVENE

tBy Associated Presa.l
BISBEE, Aug. l1.-Attorney-Gen.
eral Wiley declares that the Bisbee
and Warren district is hotbed Of
anarchy. Il am going to endeavor
to restore a republican form of gov.
ernment here" he said as he de
clared that federal troops and mar
tial law are needed.
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nounced no drastic step had been
decided upon by President Wilson
because of the Irregularities report
ed to have occurred This charge
has been under investigation for sew
eral days by agents of the depart
ment of justice. There have been
reports that efforts have been made
to bribe members of exemption
boards in this city to grant regis
trants exemption from service.
The removal order directed that
"the charges now made be prose
cuted to the fullest extent"
Mr.. Conkling said the charges
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-08-11

iBy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, Aug. 11-Three mem
bers of local exemption board
number 80, in the heart of the East
Side, have been summarily removed
by Deputy-General Conkling, acting
under orders Of Adjutant General
Stotesbury, who is in charge of
the operation of the selective draft
machinery in New York state. The
records were placed in charge of
the police.
The members of the board are
Louis |. Cherry. DR.. Henry M.
Groehl and DR. S. J. Bernfield The
formal order for their removal an
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-08-11
RUSS AND RUMAN
LOSING GROUND.
AFTER ADVANCING
BRITISH FILLED WITH kEENEST
ANXIETY OVER THE
OUTLOOK
Dy Associated Press, F.,

LONDON, Aug. 11-Military critics
are watching the German attack on
Rumania with anxious interest. The
greater part of Moldavia, the only
section remaining in Rumanian
hands, is being attacked from the
north, west and south. The Rus
slams and Rumanians, who recently
conducted victorious offensive, are
now losing ground at all points.
Won Mackensen's thrust in the region
OF Fokshani is the most serious.
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.R|OT|NG BREAKS OUT
WITH TROLLEY WORKERS

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 11.-Rioting
in the strike of operating forces of
the street railway company broke
out when the strikers attacked three
street cars filled with men imported
to break the walkout.
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STUDENTS WILL WORK
IN HARVEST FIELDS

tHy Associated PresS.D
PULLMAN, Wash, Aug. H. I'm
official reports say the fall semester
of the state college will not open
until the first Monday in October.
The change, it is said, is to be
taken in order to give as many OF
the young students as possible an
opportunity of doing farm work and
finish the harvesting on Washington
farms.
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Gross FavOritism Alleged;
Hints Money Was Used;
= Charges Are Preferred

which resulted in the removal Of the
board had come to his office sew
eral days ago in the form of anony-
nous letters stating that exemptions
were being bought by men subject
for examination. The letters were
turned over to the department OF
justice.
All cases on which the board has
acted will be re-opened by the new
toard which will be appointed at
once. The board has examined 66s
resistrants OF this number 2ss
were exempted and 17s waived ex.
emption.
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|NCEND|ARY FIRE
IN AETNA PLANT
DESTRUCTION OF EXPLOSIVES
FACTORY WORKING ON Gov
ERNMENT CONTRACT

OAKLAND, Aug. 11.--A fire be.
lieyed to have been incendiary des-
troyed one half of the million dollar
plant of the Aetna Explosive Co,
near here Two employees, Holt and
Choisse were arrested The plant
is working on government contracts.
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BOMB A|RDROME
IN BELGIAN TOWN
ny Associated Press1

tny Associated Presa.b
LONDON, Aug. 11.-British naval
airplanes dropped several tons of
bombs on German airdrome in the
Belgium town OF Ghlstelles, on the
Zuidwege railway sidings and on
railway junction. The British ad-
miralty announces. They also bomb
ed German alrdrome at Sparap-
pelhoek.
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.BR|T|SHLABOR|TE
QUITS CABINET
ACTION WITH SOCIALISTS NOT
COMPATIBLE WITH THE
WAR POLICY

(ny Associated PresH.l
LONDON. Aug. 11.-Arthur Hen
derson. labor member of the British
war council, who yesterday addressed
the British labor conference and ad-
ysed sending British delegates to
the Stockholm consultative congress,
resigned from the cabinet. II Is
understood that Lloyd.George ae-
cepted the resignation.
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BUTTE men.
WILL VOTE
ON A STRIKE
DEMAND ADVANCE OF TWO
DOLLARS A DAY OVER
PRESENT WAGES

BUTTE, Aug 1l.-Preparations are
bein made by Anaconda smeltermen
to take strike vote on Monday to
enforce demands for 81 day advance
in wages. The union flatly rejected
the offer of the Anaconda company
for rs cents advance with other CON
cessions further increasing the
wages.
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NAVIGATION SCHOOLS
FOR PACIFIC COAST

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE United
States shipping board recruiting SER
vice has arranged to open free nav
igation schools at San Pedro. San
Diego, San Francisco, Portland, As
toria and Seattle.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-08-11
HEADQUARTERS OF
/ ". ". WRECKED

Wy associated Presa.I
OAKLAND, Aug. 11,There will
Oe no prosecution of 200 soldiers
ana sailors who wrecked I. w. w,
ueadQuarters unless the military au-
aoFl'les act, The police say they
nave no official knowledge. The
Ssilators have not protested
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CHAMPION oUTFIELpER !.
JOINS NAVAL RESERVES
tBy Associated Press,l

BOSTON Augu. 11-Geo. duff"
Lewis, outfielder of the worlds
champion Boston Americans. joined
the naval reserve today. He win
report at Mare Island.
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WESTERN STATES PETITION
FOR RELIEF FROM |. w. W

'"y Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. Many
peutlons from western states asking
.onsress to take action to check /
" W. activities have been presented
IN the senate.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-THE
structural plant of the Union Iron
Works and ship building yards at
Hunters Point will be operated un'
der federal government regulation
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MARRIED IN LIFE
JOINED IN DEATH

IUy AHNOcInIed FFeNH,J
ROSEVILLE, Cal, Aug. lives
lie T. Perry shot and killed Edwin
Greenhigh, his brother.in-law and
after shooting his own wife through
the hand. is missing Mrs. Green.
high with another bullet, shot and
killed herself Domestic trouble is
said to be the cause.
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AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPION
QUALITIES FOR THE ARMY

M S.se"'ated Preaal
noSTON, Aug. 11.-Francis Oui
~s'' amateur golf champion an
"Ounces that he will not claim ex
snpuon. He passed the physical
Examination
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tHy Associated Pre-s.i

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11-Coal
dealers who increase prices for an.
thracite over ten cents a ton before
September first will be considered
as openly declaring q policy Of pro.
fitesFing".
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TODAY AND A YEAR AGO

Official readings of the ther- .
mometer by the United States =
observer at Tonopah
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WAR TAX BILL


(Dy Associated Preas.b
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE
81, ,0O6, $4,000 war tax bill is being
debated in the senate. Senator
Simmons resumed his explanation.
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THE WEATHER

..,led weather, probably showers
tonight or Sunday
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Die &orbereitlnget SIT Der arc.
Ben MISUNDERSTANDING, Die NOR.
eeiJ Sonntng, nahmittoa Inn 9
ltbr ltottfin6en miro, idreiten riitio
norludrtS, lnO es unterGiegt faltnl
nod irgenO melhem 3tueifel, ooh sic
rieiige Soae bis ollf oen Iebten
Ylot gefiirt iein miro, Son0eIt eS
ith bod 0orutlt, ben 9elueis 5l lie.
Tern, Dab Die Sutaba 8ebolfcruna
ols @roBc5 itnn @an5e8 bon eiltcnl
arlege nit 0elltidlono nidtS miiien
mill, 1tno 0dB ibrer Iniidt mad,
fem Wiittel unpcriudt Qeluiicn tpcr.
ben iollte, litlt i'm 8l u%er6tnoern.
Al Die bartholomew Irie6cnsacicI.
idlnften Boben iid 3uiamlncn0etuu,
nm Ole alnlOgebung 3u elmer 10
etnorudsbpQen pie mir ir9eno nl6a.
lid ST madden. Die @ertreter bon
pielen 8ereiniqlufgcn iDer6en Iif,
ei%nita0elL un0 @ul0 in San0 NIT
linen arbeiteIl. mas ionIt ielten Der
6al it, Die So5ialiiteiL iue(d)e qc,
Gen Den %0robeuoel aricQ SteaunQ
nelnlell, lueil or 1nidaliheS Glen0
gerooe iIber Die drrnere alaiien BRIT.
Gen lnitr6c, ipdbreno er 0en Gapito.
lilten @elegcnbcit g1be, ourd fettc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-17
BAT wcbI 5ituicL
enaI. Sin %0ctrMnkcn!
.Gffisier Der MpneOIia iast D9entid.
Lamb" nnO 400 ll.gpOte be-
reits s~efapert.

Baltimore, DO, II. Sch @ili
liam 8oImer, elm Sffi5ier Oes &C.
tern morgeu bier eingetroffenerl
8ompfer8 nMongolia" muB entDe-
Der 5ubieG englii6en Sin uno 8ron'
on getr1nfen baben, ioooB er I'm
Stooium oes 8iliriumS nidt MIR
@lduie ion6ern iogor Gaufboote &c.
ieben bato0er iorIt irgelomie an
SaIlu3inotionen leioen. 9nImer be.
bollptet uGn1lif, ooS San0elStoud)
imiff o3ettti6l1n0" nit 1877 (genolt
ge5dbIt) arieG8tau96ooten in Sa-
fen bon Glpiaoutb ongcfettet 9eie.
ben at Boben, mel6e ole tiidtigeu
Gnglanoer gcfnpert baben. SSnt
@an3en bGtten Die @riten bereitS
400 Gou6boote gcfopert. aapitdn
a0rig mo ieinc Mannidoft ioll itdj
in @efGnqlli8 befinocn. (3oB oieie
gorje Ruhridt bon @lufattg bis SIT
@n0e erlogerL beoori feiner beIon.
oeren gcitGtigrmg. Ole oQeutid.
lanO" bat, lpie aus Bremen mebrfad)
berihtet ipltroe, Oen oortigcu 6ofen
~iiberboupt niGt berloiien uno Idon
Die 0afrift, boB 8opitdn &0nig
I'M @efdn9ni5 iiben ioa, meiit uuf
Die 2itge Der Itittcilrmg bin. ltn0
mern Oie @ngldnoer aud MIR 5tpei
ooer orei Sou6boote gefopert bat,
ten, tpilr0en lie Dies ifon Iunge ri.
umpGiereno in Die 8elt bina1ts &C.
briiGt boben. art9 idgt Galmer,
ooB photographer Ser D3elttid.
lonO" un0 Der 1877 g%efoperten bent.
iden Soudboote erbdltlih gemeien
m1ren-iparum bat ct oern feline
oerortigen @il0cr mitge6ro6t2)
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Rational Bale, Gin
Ranb scr Slammcn!

Sa Der gtatiorlalboue, einent Gfe
@iliauts mo 10. Str, gelegcncn
@oI3gcbduoe brod 6reitog o6cno
gegen IL llbr in Der 8irtihait
bon 3oDn gallpola Gin 6euer aus,
ooS rieitg iduea nm iid grill un0
ben 5imnel ouf neite G~ntieruunq
belt aufflommeu lieB. @ld 0os
Gllennnrengeidait bon sc. 9. &oo-
III lpitroe b6uig bernidtet ltnO cine
Qn3abI Der 9iadbargeb1ltOe lptrroe
ebcnialls beid0oi9t. Cine 3eitlang
idlien Is, oils Oh Die gauge gtad6ur.
ihoit i'll 6lamHeu olfgebel niirOe,
bod ole uleruliiolide J1tiqfeit Der
delterlne6r un0 Die bon Siioen fonl.
menoeu @inoe, pel1e ole 6lammen
gerooe nod Der o%ffenen StraBe gu
trieben, hin0erten Elm meiters lle6crs
9reifen o%erielbeu.
Scr 34.iabriqe Soc 2ougpaul, Der
Sllbaber zines Iupeten= un0 6orbens
geiddite5, 1851 iilol. 10. Ctr,
brad bel einen Sprung bonn 8a6e
Deg brennenoen 6auies bei0e geine
nno lieat o'tBerocm idyper berIcbt
I'M Glitter 6oipitol ounieoer. Meb.
rere 4erionen Der 9}ad6ari6oft
itiir5tet IN ibreu 9odtgcluGnoern o1lf
Die StraBe. Ger onoerihtete Sha.
ben betragt $4,000.
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Oenti6lanS bcrot
Scr Giirkci mebr GelS!

2on0ol IL. 5e6. = Cine Reltter.
0epeihe aus 9Lmitcr0om berif,tet
inter 8e5ug orf Mcl0ungen 6elttI&
Ian0iiher 8Idtter aus aouItantino.
pei, OaB 3eutidlano Elm neue8 Gar.
IeBen on Die Gilrfci in S6be bon
4215 @}ilioncn tiirfiide 9}fun0 Qe.
madt babe, uno idon oln 8icrstao
Oieier ISOLDE i'm tiirfif6en Senat Elm
@eieb ein9c6rad)t mor6en iei, meldlez
5ur 9lnno9me oieieS 3arle6enS er.
md6tigt.
Ser tiirfiide 6inonaminiiter 0ia.
bio Ben teilte bel Ser Gr6rtcruno
Der 8orloge nit, 6oB felt benz quS,
bri4 be8 ariege8 8eutifIan0 ulto
Geiterreid .llngarn Ser Iilrfci 79
g}iaionen @iiuO borgeitredt Batten,
ritf3oblbnr II Sabre nad0em Der
,5rieoe erfJdrt it,.
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McnccrMnG III Scr
11rcbibiticnsfraGc!
Mdaitcn 9icnstng iuirb Sas Saits
bic &urluge 81 cinem Spe5ials
geidGft MAIDEN.
[SbeaioI6eridt.l

2incoln 16. Sch. - Cine gln5a6l
mi6tiger 9(enoer1tngen nitroen BON
&onlitee fir oaS 8ro1ibition8geIet
borgeidlagen unO 6os Sous bot be.
ihloiien Die 8orlaee nGfiten 9ien8.
rag morgen Inn 10 llGr 5llnt Spe.
5ialgei60it 81 MAIDEN.
Die in @ori4lag gcbradtetl gLen.
0erungen ltnO BON feiuer grober
8e0eltlutg itrO 5ielen nidlt etlua olti
cine 0%iiloerltng oeS @eiebeS bin.
Cine Der 8oridloge gcitattet sic
&eritcIlung bon 8ein fir tir6life
3pedc.
SIN Sans fam 9eltcrii ole 8or(o.
&c 5ur @epiGignng bon $500 fir
Die iii0iueitlide 9tebro$fo 6air nit
tnopper 5tinmeumcbrbeit 5ltr qn-
nabmc.
SIN Senot ipur0e iDc1ig oetan.
Cine qn5ob( 8etitioncn fiir un6 &c.
gen 6roltcnitimmredt fam sur Scr
Iciung. Gas puroe oeu @erren &c.
natoren ihliebIi6 ST. bid, 10 0oB iie
6eidIoiierL in 3ufunft mir 4etitio.
men ilber nelte Angele9en6eiten Der.
leien 5lt Iaiien; iolhe iber alte ioIlert
oen betrcffcuOen Stoulitec5 il6ertpic.
len mer0en.
2os Sous bat Sic 8orIaqe 6es
@eneralaOiutanten SAL, $4,000 al
beluintgcn fiir Die @obiliiterurtg mo
8emobiliiterrng Der 9tebrasfa 01i.
Ii5, uuf $4,000 bero6geieBt.
Die Sbaunon 8orIoge, sic be,
oiugt DOB StraBenbabniDaqen boil.
itdnoig eingeidIoiien iein niriien, lit
Sur InnQbme empfoblen ipnr0en.
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Sic grObt misunderstanding
ntorgen Nadmittag im Anoitprilm
Scutc itd, so 9rcBcr 1sMnHacbMne oeoen Scr
SrcPeitSct krie9 9citaltcn.-1mc fricSz
IicbctScn Burger bctaMs!

Gontrofte, ttin., ibrc &ol6en nod
meiter 81 iiiaen.
lin nidt Die anii6t ouffommer
st Iaiien BOB eS lif etlpn Inn cine
Geranitoltutg Der Geuti6omerifo.
ner bonole, luelhe cin5ig un0 aaein
0urdl Die 2iebe Slult often @ater,
Ianoc 5u ibrem 8orgebcn bcronIoBt
mitrbcr, iino feline ibrcr &crtretcr
oent borbereitcnocn guSiduB beiae.
ieIlt morocn, cS lit obcr otl5ltneb.
nlel, Dob iie ii6 trob0cm iii belcr
56oren 8u Der @eriommlunQ Elm.
finocn iuer0cit bonn ic 8obIreider
oicie 6ciudt lit, oeito GROCER miro
ibrc 8irflng icin. Sic iuer0en ais
anlerifdnilde 8itrgcr fonmelL 0enell
mir onS gSobl ibrer nqltcn Seimot
on Ser5cu licgt, uno Sic nidJt mol.
len odB 0icie aat3 uun0tig in 0oS
e~ntIeblid]c &0ltcrringcn bineinqe-
5errt miro. gIlio, 9ilrger, beraltSl
Gls He0ncr meroet foIgcn0e auf.
%trctcr: gooIp9 @ernter aus Gbico-
40, g{otionaIietretdr Der So5ialiIti-
ifcn &artei bon 9(mcrifa.
6rou GidarO aatc 0'6ora aus
ct. &olli8, berii9mte GeOnerin lu0
S6riftiteQerin.
SEER See Gbompion, Sefret1r Ser
gr3ieRungSbeborOe bon Minleapos
lis, 0fiul.
SEER S. s. Dunn, Ser befarnte
gieiige Aopotot, 3relmo 8rpon's
uuO Jrieoeu8frcun0, Miro Ser Elm.
3igc einbeimiihe Re0ner lem. SER
Gum lit bcfauntlid elm bor5iigli6er
Ge0ucr.
Gciolttiouen an Sen Grditoen.
ten un0 Die aongrcBmitglieoer mer-
Den 3llr 9lmnbmc borgelegt ner0en.
8ie So5iaIiitcn 6otten 6i8ber
SdmierigfeiteuL Die euqIiihe GoQe5.
prciie fir Die 5rieocusberianmlung
81 intereiiierell. Sic bot it'd oeiDeis
cert, 9Ioti5 iiber sic alno0ebung
5l neGnten, bis iid) beute ser eins
flubreihe aopitoliit uno Go8ialiIt
Or. @orolo @ifior0 fir Iie ms
gtittel 9elegt mo oieIe 8reIie MO.
roliid oo5u ge5lpllngen bot, BON Der
8eriommIung g}oti3 3u nebmen.
g}orgen frilb nil lie 0ie @criomm.
lung nuf ibren 6routieitcn anfiin0i-
gen. getn, man miro ia ie6en.
Die So5ialiitcn bu6en 6urd Ser,
breitltng bon 8riefen 1tn6 TlllqbIdt.
ter oif Die 8eriammlung aufmerfs
9eutodt u1o GA ibnen sic Gribu
ne ibre SpaIten our Gerfiiauuq qes
itcllt, ertunrten iie nit 5idcrbeit|
cine itarfe 8eteiligung. 9}odmaIs
MAIDEN ite oarouf ouimertiam, 0oB
Dies cine 8erionmltng fir aIe
frieolieben0en 8iIrger o9ne Inter.
Der 8artei lit. gqe iin0I
1er5lid milltommen.
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Sin Manaasr 9lanu fir aanias:

Sopefu, aani., II. Sch. SIN Re-
Observation-Disclosures lpurOe Der bereit5
bonn Stoatsienot orgenommene oGt=
t9 Manager 9lnn" geitcrn e6enfdls
gutgebeiBen. Die Gorloge gebt MN
gum 8ouDertteltr Gnper, Ser fte ie.
oenfaQs untcr3eidnen miro. gtod
oieier gorlaQe fam ieoe Stoot al
STEELE ibrc8 bi8berigen Celebrates
oocr Der Sta0tfonmiiiton einen
itqotiihen @eihdft8fibrer %onItelcn.
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GrOarcRiue fiir Grohlhitinn.

atlontu, So, III. Sci. ,Sobn
70. 4orfer, Ser ~pro1reiiibe aonoi.
Dat iiir &i5epraiiocnt In Der lcBten
Observation-Disclosures. ertldrte
in cincr &eridEmluuq Der 8rogrei
iipen 0es Siiocts in 4tlanta. ga,
melde ols Gorpcriamnlluna ftr Die
9ntionoIfonieren5 in ct. 2ouis Gilt,
ooB Oic @ro0rciii0en Die rationale
Prohibition %i,,Ooiiiereu ioatcn mo
IN ibreu 8emilbunqen iortiobren
utilBtcn. hic i'm Sohrc 1912 o1lQe.
nomntcncn 6rnloidte aufrcdt an
erbolten,
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Omaha Marftberiflf.

Smoba, II. Sch.
Misunderstanding 1875
8eef Sttere felt bettte fir oie $50.
9e. quite bis bette trlgefdbr felt
anoere ihpof bis 1916 nieo.
@ute bis bette 9eeoeS 10.40-
1925
@1ittelrnaBige 8ecfe3 9.75-10,45
@eD06nlide S.25-9.75.
9cepc8 6.50-8.75
@}ittelmaBiqe 8.50-t0.OO
aiibe uno Sellers felt beute fin
sic @ode t5He nieoriger.
@ltte bis bette Sellers 8.25(9.25
@ute bis bette aiibe 7.50-8.25
M3ittelmQBiqe &ilbe 6.50-7.50
@eno9nlihe 5.25-6.5O.
aorngefiitterte 5tiere $3.50.
StoferS uno 6eeoers felt, beute
fir sic ISOLDE feit.
6eeoer8 cute bis bette 8.75-9.25
Mittellu6Biga 7.60-8.75.
@eip0bnIide 6.50-7.60.
@utc b. bette Stofers z.25-8.5O
Stod Sellers 7.00-8.50
Stof ailbe 6.00-6.75.
Stod aGIber 100000
Seal G0(bcr 9.G0-tt.5G.
Bulls uno StogS 7.50-8.50.
Bologna @uGs 6.00-7.O0
10000; M}artt
sc bobcr.
0urdidnitt5prei8 tt.90-12.25.
S0diter 8rei5 1890.
5dafe-3ufu6r 200; 9farft felt,
fir bic @ode 25c b6ber.
2Gmmer felt.
@io0er t0.50-tt.75.
Mlltteridore it,25.
@efiitterte Millttaridofe 10 bis
t5c b09er.
6cc0er MutterIdofe 6.O0-S.00
Soccer 2dmnter 13.00-14.15.
SGbrlinge 1t.50-t3.50.
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11tarktbcrthtc.
e6crmittrIt nnr @Llinsfi 9rltit Go.l

ulebcrmitfeIt BON Bittnsit Grnit Coy
Sronoeu-250s, 288s, 3248, Der aiite, S2.75.
216s, $500 rer Gii!e; ale dnoeren 8robeH
S3.25; extra farep, fpe6iaf, aiite 25c teurer,
8ttronen-Sancb 300s, 360S, $500 per aiite;
Qusgemd6It 30os, $50, $4.5o per aiite.
grascfruH-86s, $3.76 Der atfte; 46s, 96s,
$500 uno 54s. Gas, SOC, 500, $3.50 Der
aite.
Observation-Disclosures fnncb, SOB S7.00, er'
ira fancp, $3.50. eItra ieIeet $500.
&reiBel6eeref-qate 9ofue's, $4,000 Der 5nB,
greiBeIbcern-qate 9ope's, $1,000 Der SAB,
$3.50 per &iite.
g(epfet arf gIads, ertra fancb, $3.50;
arf. gIads, fancp, $500; arf. 8Iads,
eep3bnIi6e, $3.50 per aiite; gorf Snipez
riaIs, $500 per 6aB; @aups, Colo, fauep,
s1.B5, ertra faucp, S1.75 per aitte; 0lome
Beauties S1.75 per aiite; %. SO. gears
maines, fauc0 $500, eItra iancb $2.25 per
elite.
aartoffeIr-$2.50 per gui9eI.
Si6fartoffeIu-S'.50 per Sampler.
giiben, ipeiBe Gii6et, 3uderriiber, 4%Saitiras
fen, gdgoes, 4e per 4inno; GobL, &c per
9funo; ghtneHfoDi, $3.50 Der Crate; Sur
fen, 1925 Der 9ubenb; Iolnaten, $3.50 per
CRAZE, $500 per aor6; 3lpibet, rote &c per
8funo unb fparif9e $500 pet grate; groBe
@rts. $3.50.
9onte24e, 1926 Der Cite; girItte, 9oc
bet 8ubeito.
gllfe-8aQnitfe, &c 8fb.; aroBe 9tdorh, 4c
8iuno; feline 9idorb, Sc 9fuHo; eugIii6e
QSauuiiiie SO. l., 1876 BIO.
gpfeItuciH-giotts, 6dB9eH S4,25.
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SricSensfreMnSe
an Ser Nrbeit!

Sen gorf, II. Ge6. Son Dem
@louben ousgebenO, ooB Die W3a-
ioritdt oe8 omcrifanii6en Bottles Ell
nem ariege o6geneigt 1T, uno OoB
elm Maltgel an 6pmpotbie ge8eigt
iper0en mitr0e, tpoQte man ben 4ricg
%erfIGren, obne oos Referendum in
Q~nmenouug 5u bringen, bot Oie
emergency &eoce federation beltte
bier ibr Souptquartier er0ffnet un0
trifft Qnitotten, I'M gart8en 2onoe
5rie0enS. Ser m ein8uberlt-
fen.
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9lRs Gaae feitacuaaelt.

Nerlin, Il. 6eb. (6untenbcriht. J
49, 2IoD05 bobcn fiir5lif beridtet,
0oB Elm ocutidcS &audboot Die Sc
bcn8rettungsboote Oe5 bcricnften
brjtiiAen 6iih0aupfer8 ggleopmcl"
beidoB. Die llnteriuhuug oes Sol
les ergab Die 5olidbeit 0icier 9c.
bouptlng. Gin britiidG8 4ntrouiGe-
idiff nabm cas- Iollh6oot inter
6euer un0 fam babel 0en 2c6enS.
rcttunQs6ooten 10 nabe, ooB einige
BON Ocn @ei6oiien oetroffen mur-
oen.
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3n SuSe eebra6t.

Snioiien oe3 itd0tii6en ArbeitS.
bcltieS 5fpoirgen Dor einigen Eager
einen 0erielben, 1olnenS Sobn sig.
gins, elm 9oo in Der init fohenoem
8aiier ongefiiaten 9aoemaune 81
nebmen. Ger llnglilfIide nurOe Il
perbriibt, ooB er 6reitag im ct
Soiepb @oipital ben @eiit m1f9ob.
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Bonn 9lnto erfnht.

Ser bel einem aommiiiion8ge.
iddft IN Sil0 Gmobo ougeitcatl
Non Sasnet mIroe 5rcitag ooielbit
Gle q. uno &. STR. bon einenl
AIlto Der Gnoba 5ori 60, il6cr.
fabren uno lieat nit id)mcrcn in.
ueren 8erlceun9en iut &oipital ou.
nieoer. gr mar gerooe bon elmer
StraBen6obn a0gcitiegen ais CT bonn
auto eriaBt mitroe. 0eiien Gbouf-
feur, Carl 6. Smcotono, berboftet
mltroe.
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g4Gdentlidcr iS[nnnenin(nt.

G9icngo. ST. II. Sch. - 9er
bieiiae SduIrot bat o~ngcoronct, Dat
Die GdiIlcr uno 5ditlcrimcn scr
0ifentlideu 5hulcn Gbicoaos cinmal
ie0e @ote Der 2o~noe$fluQQc RcDc.
rell5 be5euacn miiiien. Bel oieier
8clegcitbcit m%iiiIcn Die &inoer bic
8orte micocrboIeE sd i6morc scr
amerifoniideu 6Ioggc mO Der SIC
publif. fir melde tic mebt, Ereue,
cine untciIbare Gation init 5reibeit
mo @erchtigfcit mir ole.
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Dicr Oampfcr fabrent
1nGcb europa ab!

Sem gorf, II. SEQ. - Grei arc
Re Compiler ser Gunor0 2inie lab
ren beute bon bieit9em Safen mad
EUROPA u6, is iino Dies sic Gar.
patGia", r@Scnnio" mo oQaconia@
auBerOem ioa Der omerifaniidn
Compiler Sin Of &ucblo" chen.
taa5 beute nod 0ie 6abrt nad So.
bre dntreten. Gr bat cine 2o0unc
<pier ul0 9ounupoQe an goro.
beiOes &onterboaoe.
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NiapOr grgan itiir5t Srepyc binu6.

9intoIn, g}eb., II. Sch. - 8ilr-
0]erfneiitcr 8rpan blieb gcitern mad.
mittoa III Der Goli8eiitation nit iei.
nem 2l6iab on elmer Ereppcnituie
9allaeh uno itiir5te topiit6cr Bic
gar5en Ireppen binunter. ST wltrs
De bclpuBtlo5 mtf8cbo6en, bod fonn.
te Der itaotiide ar5t tonItaticren,
oaB er unberlcbt geblicben. Ger
8itrgermeiiter tonrte ipGtcr in ici-
mem 4uto icI6It nod Soltie fabrct.