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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
@nnfercna Der g2p[en.

2onooH, ia. Wlai. Is tpet0en
gorbereitrtngen au elmer aonferen3
bon @ertretern ans alien 9eilen
EoLeiss getroffen, maIoete cine Gtod-
1oInier Gebeihc am Gomstoq nod
sou0on nlif @rlmo elmer Mitteilung
ii Der 3eititng 3agens 9Dbter. Die
{ fdreibt, oaB Geleqaten aus Gui-
lids GcutiG utt0 Seiterrei6iid 90
en GIT oieiem 8fuef in StofboIm
fngefommen ffl0. 3arunter beftn.
ben fib Gffi3iere, @ruu0better, So
ifiter uno iogar MitgIieber Der bon
9eterreid ungnrit un6 9eutIdlano
rrinteten G~egierungen in ben Be.
ebteN gebieten. @ie es beiBt. fol-
inf Der aonferen5 entidieoen mer-
len, nb ffd 0atpolen an a11Blano
s0er Die MitteImafte onidIieBt un0
ID % cine Monardie ODER cine Re-
gtbif DerOen fol-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
anSmanOernng mad Dem 9orSen.
30S, 749 8arbigc finb mad Den
0OroeH gegangen.

Hidnlono, 60, ia. W2a,. Die
2iga Don farbi9en 8iirgern bot be,
tonnt gegebett 0oB tpqbreno Der ob.
geIoufenen oft @2orate nttt meni.
ger ais 308, 749 5arbige ouS Dem
5itoen mad benz Roroen oli8gaip1n.
bert finO, neil bort Die 2obnper6GIt,
uiiie glnitigerc ftro. Die Dtebr3abl
0obon bat uuterfommen in 9tlini.
tionsfn6rifen ae%funben. 9tiht pe.
niger oils 10000 Monu itno alein
nod 8enniDIbanien oegongen. 9urfl
Die ent5iebung BON Qrbeitstrdften lit
oas neutrality-suspicious. in Den Suo.
~Itaaten Elm 0etutoBen oflltes gepor.
ben, oaB fid Die Jarmer Der fom.
meu0en ernte lpegen groBe Sorgen
MADDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
6olat ber sdpeiter IN 6en 9ob.

9tudoem Die 7-idbrige Golie CIR
lan6o an Somstag Dormittog 6en
9ran6nun6en erlegen iDelde fie in
Der 8riibe 0abongetroger, ols i6re
.&leioer beim 5elleronma6en nit
8etroleum in Brand geriten, lit ibr
.5mei Sabre iaugere5 Shpeiter6en
.4nu an Sonntog ntorgen ebenfoIs
bon ibrem 2ei6en erl0it mor6en. Die
9eeroigung Der bei0en nitf 70 idreds
lide 8eiie ums 2eben gefommenen
&inoer fnnO am Gonntog nahmittag
bonn Grhuerbauie, 1926 8acific Ctr.
inter 9eteiligung oon $50 gaf
barn uno @erfponoten itatt. Die
Dtutter bat Del ben 9ettlingsDeriu.
den ebenfals 10 ihpcre 8ran0mun.
ben oabougetragen, 0aB iie an oas
Bet gefeiieIt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
0nrtnfrfiheit e. sn[bnten.

8aibington Q. g. II. 9lai. -
Set fur3en lit eine 4gitation i'm
8anee, fir SoI0aten tnlo M1troieu
8ortofreibeit 3u erldugen. 8eamte
0e5 9oitoepnrtenents in 8oIbiHgton
gaben als anttuort nuf bcrifieoene
4nfragen ibrer Meimuig oobin aus.
0rnd, 0aB Elm ioIdes 8ribileg MIR
olirh Son6erqeiebe oes aongreiics
geidlnHen Deroen Tonne. gis1er
beitebt bereifs 0os 8orreht, 0ab
Sol0aten uno @otroien ~innerbalb
Ger @reu5en Der 9of Der Der. Stao
Ten uHfranfierte Roltlo6en ien6eu
fonnen, fir welde ie0od oie Gebii6r
pom empfdnger be8abIt peroen
Hltb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
WinifterRriiis in
Sen uieSerlanScn!

Sm 8na9, ii6er 2on6on, Ia. 02oi.
Ger boG1n0ii6c arieg8miniIter
'8os6oom bat Der a0nigiu @il6eI.
nina feline Reiignntion u~nterbrettet.
Die gin6erufung 6e8 2unoihrmes
bon 1908 ieitens Der Gegierung bat.
te an 9onnergtag 8u elmer G6tim-
mittg IN Der 9eputiertenfammer ge.
fiibrt In fuelher NIT IA gegen 26
StiuHen Elm 4ntrog u~ngenonlmen
pur0e, meId)er 0os 9eoouern set
8olfsbertretlng iiber oieien Stritt
Der Regiernra angipriht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Brltiicber 5critSrer
i'm 6anal uerienkt!

2on6on ~. g1oi. - aus eineni
bier eingetroffenen offi3ieaen 6ellt.
id)en geridt gebt berDor, 6aB BEL
Dem am letten 9onnerstag I'M eng.
.liiden aonol itottgefnn0enen Geege.
feft Elm britiider &orpeooiGqer ser.
fort nor6en lit. (8ie britii6e 80.
miraIitdt meI6ete befanntlid, 6nB
Die bcuti6en Sdiffe oag Saienbos
nier ergriffer bntten uaO ooB sic
griten feline 8erIuite erlitten Bot.
fcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
GnolanSs HSniospaar
bcreiIt Sas CanS!

9onoon Ia. 01ai. - a0nig &c.
orge mo a6nigin MarD boben cine
Reiie nod benz nor6neitli6en Scil
@nglouos angetreten, nm Die 5abri.
fen 1t1o an6ere arieqsitGtten, in
lpelden ariegsmateriol bergeItelt
miro, 81 beiu6en. &eltte itatteten
lie elmer Der groBten Munition8fa.
oe8 aeides einen 9eild ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14

lout muroen. Soc Canon i6[oB Bic
9ebatte uno ia9te mlter onoerem
sd bin fem poIitii6er Jreun0
ROoieOeIts. (@cIadter) Sd ittmm,
te int Sabre 1912 gegen ion. Sd
glaltbe ni6t OoB er Gin aan6i0at
fir 0os 9rditoentenant lit. Sd per.
be nienoIs fir i'm itinmcu. 8enn
Sie, meiue $erren nber an0It Dor
i6m baben 0onn lift cs mebr gefa6r-
lid, i'm 8u @auie ST. be5alien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
5wicip0lf Mntcr
Sen ScjialiIten!

@iIpmtfee, @is., 10. Wlai.
an8eiden Dab inter oen So5ioliiter
oes Sanoes Elm 8ru6 orobt, ergot
ita belItc na6mittog aus Der geuBe.
rlrrg gictor 8. 9ergerS, 0titglie6g
oes 9ationol. Gomitees, in Ser CT ct.
fldrte, Dab Die So5ioIiIten 6ie bertq
cine gotidaft an lire eurobGiideu
aamera6en unter5cidnet batten,
nift Die Experimentation Der 4artei
ieien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Ppiteriidbc meibcr
knHen Jcffres 11antcl!
&iOerlife Scene ipielt fd in @a.
i9iu8tOn Dor Dem Sriegs.
minifterinm ab.

8ol5inototl, IA. g2oi. - 8d6.
reno ith beltte Mari6oa Soffre nit
Dem ariegsiefretdr 8nfer in Son.
feren3 befono, eilten iueiblidc gnQe.
itelte 6e8 ariegs, Moriues uno
5taatsoepartement ouf oie gltn0es.
.gebeimoaertert Die ben blalten @an.
tel oes Mfaridols trugen, ber6ei it.
fiBten ben 6ouln oes aleioungs
itudes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Ae0icrmnG ucr9ibt
S6iffsbamkcntrakt!

@aBington, IA. 01ni. - Ser
erfte aoutraft fir g~ergebang Don
Ghiffsbouten inter Ser Regieruugs
Mliai1r0eborIage fir Den gau elmer
&mn0elsHotte lit geitern bergebell
mor0erg tpie aben0s bef1trnt gemoft
EDltr0e.
9erIelbe lautet o1lf ben Ban BON
udt Stabloompfern bon lie $500
Go11rten, Die I'M Sabre 1918 ob3ltIie-
fern iin0, ulo iIt Ser Sos angeIes
ShfS 8uiIoing & 3rD Qod go. 81.
aelhLagen tuoroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Bonn 6rraidlna a~etruffen.

Gin unbefamnter etlDa 50 Sabre
after 4rbeiter. Ser beute bel Dem
hdotiiden gbffuBipitefn arbeit er'
balten ioate f~tiirsfe beute morgen
rad Z llbr Gle 20. un0 Riholus
Str. pl0tlid tot nieoer. augen.
idenIid 1T CT eifieai 9er5idIag er.
'legen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
9aS 0ans itimmt fiir bag
&OOleDelt,M menOementl
Bsi@licBt NIT 2t5 ececm t7S stimrnem, tsocIe:
pclt 81 9cftatten, Grmppcn nad
Srankrcib 81 fiibren.

@nibmeton, 10. 92ai. gnban.
ger oes Sol. HooIeDelt baben beute
no6mtttag i'm G6georonatenbaus ei.
men groBen Sieg %gerponuer, inoem
oos RooiebeIt 9ibifionsnmeu0ement
init 215 gegen 178 Stimmen onge
tomnten iuuroe NIT at 28eiIung,
oo8ielbe Der Seerespor lac ein5ubcr.
leibeu. Der @%bitimmtulg ging cine
1uBerit bisige 8ebatte boralts, bel
tpeIdcr bel Iermung beg 9amens
RooieocIt Sognrufe ritb @ohrufe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
sdmeOenpfer0e ffr 2entidLanb.

otofb0ln5 II Ufot. = 5QIbomt
lid miro betdurtt gega6en, 6ob Die
idmeoiide aegiernng Die Qusfubr
idpeoifder 9feroe nnh 3eutldlan0
auf @rltu6 cines beionoeren abtofn.
mems NIT Der Oeutideu giegierung
g%eitattet bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Aein Icalitienss
\ habinett in HmBlanS!

8etrogra6, ii6er 2on0on, 10. @2ai.
Dit % geoen % Stimmen Bot ous
Grefutibfomitee Der Qr6eiter uno
SoI0nten iid getpeigert iib ali Der
8il6ung zines aoalitionstabinetts at
beteiligen. Qht aomiteemitgIie6er
entbielten ii6 Der Qbitimmung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
i haIte t2n0-f3.00

Gjute b. bette t2.0O-13.00
D2itteln. 8eepcs tf.O0--t2.00.
stiibe ii. Sellers itort, aftiu.
BewobnIiGe 9~.25--10.25.
Cute B. bette Seifers 10.00-11.
Cute b. bette Giihe 9.75-t0.76
Weittelm. Gabe 3,75-9.75.
@emobnltde 6.50-8.75.
aornaefiitterte Stiere 9.75--10.
Stoders IL. Geebers firm.
@ite b. bette Seekers 5000.
MitteIm1bige $4,000
@epobnIi6e 6.75-S.50.
@ute b. bette Stoders $50
1850.
Stod Sellers s.25-10.25
Stof aiibe 100000.
Stod aaIber 9.00-13.25.
@uIlS II. Stag8 100000.
5dueine-3ufubr $500; M1rft
often 10c b6ber, gu longiarn felt.
GttrGidnittspreis Is. 75-16.10
S0diter @reis 1920.
3dlafcz8ufitbr $500; Mqrft &C.
p06fIi8 25c b6ber.
2Gmmcr t4.75-t9.25
Sborn SyGbrIinee II .50-14.00
Sborn @utteridofe 1850.
@efiitterte gtittteridafe 1000
11.60.
Merif. g}lttteridofe 11.60.
@efiitterte 21mmer 1890.
Sborn 2dnuner 1850.
Boole0 Sdmmer 1926
Spring 2Gmmer 1900
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
1l1it ser Srcibeits>
unleibe ftcbt's tua6elio

@oFbington, IA. @1ai. - Sdob-
nmtsiefretdr I2cgooo bat Die gttld,
rtttig abeege6eH DAB, faas nidt ale,
Die Is irgenOmie fonnen, uitt Die
6reibettsanleibe uuter8eidnen, neretr
ltnterbringlng IN Gefabr ihnebe.
Gas ausIano, iogte @ec2looo. loqte
iidlt Sen Ginorud geptnner, 0aB bic
Anleibe MIR NIT 9lh ltno arad in
Ben Scr. 5tuaten rnterge6raht iper.
Den f0nne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14

3ie entiugnngs 8irtouIen, Die H.
ne 3ufludt gum Geisbrei nehrnen,
INN Die 2ebengfoften 5u berringern.
MAIDEN nu1mebr Sic traitriqe @r.
OoB Der Reis geUaItia in
Ereis seitiegen lit. aaes iteigt i'm
&erte nit ausnabme Ser gleniden,
Die 10 nie6rig abgeihdkt mer0en,
Dab man iie 5pongsmeiie 5ltr
S9loftbdnt fabrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
gritifhes @pIb fir Nlprnnn.

Hetp gorf, ia. @iai. 8ilr Sic
Birma S. q. Morgnn & SO. in
Rem Yorf muroe cine neitere groBe
8rihide @oloienoung, aus aana0o
.omneno, in Der Bunoesrelerbebnnf
Deloniert. IS baa0elt Ii6 Tim S18,
100 900. 0amit madit oie @oIo.
auiil6r ans @rob6ritamien felt Sa.
mar 1916 anf I'm gauaeu $500
100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
epefnIantenluerf.

9Dndburs 3D., IA. W1ai. - Man
DAFT bdB bon 5pefulonten in
gnhburg, 9d., 734000 8fun0
9pbnen IN ~9iieDeri1gen f~eitaebalten
uarben. Die BETTER Ser Stapel-
Idilirr ueioern fih, Die Gamen Der
E9eutlimer 5u nentieH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
5wci Dampfi6iffc
kcAiNicrer1 u. u~critnken

gutlt ct. @arie, 01td.. Ia. 92ai.
BIC G0nIpfer &entecooit 0itdea
nno 5aronia i!ieBen auf ser &obe
BON 8ipe Sslano 5uiammen un6
h~erienfen. 9ie 9tonuidoft bei6er
Sdaffe lpur0e gerettet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14

EdiBihgton 9. g., IA. giai. =
1ns Observation-Disclosures IN
HoihiugtDn foroert in einem 4af-
aif at Die 6armer sen 4nbalt bon
Rats ais oas wirfimuIte MitfeI gum
Eusglei6 fir Den 0rohen0en @ci5eH.
7nngeE. 5emerbH lUir0 alisgeocbn-
Fl @ebrnith BON @lnismebl ais er.
se fir &eisenmebI emPIoblea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14

Die beidloguabmten 9ampfer
aronprtn5 @iIbelm mo Gitel 5rieo.
rid belBen nun: Steuben mo De
aal6. Die amerifmer 0eifider
46itammung bo5en ole llriade oar.
naf itoI8 au iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Nas Nie Hranapien innen.

@oris, IL. @1oi. = Qa8 ariegg.
amt meI6et, onB attf Der gnr5en
.Ginie iii0lid pou 2non biz nod 81
iaB. 2otbringan Elm idDer aompf i'm
.8ange lit. Ror6Iih bon 8eson-
bnur puroer Die 6elttiden Steuttn.
gen 6urhbrohen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
NOmiral Jcnieoc
iest Gbef scr ulGrine!

2onoon IA. atai. - g0mira(
5ir 5obn Selicoe p1trOe beute gum
@enernIitabshef Der britiiden Niori.
Tie Frrtannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
Goluas staatsfdntmfiiter tnt.

4es Woines, n W1at. = Der
GtootsidatmeiIter @. 6. groipn
Derihieo 5am5to9 morgen 1913
|lt6r in ieinem 8eim.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
@er6eherte 6EItiite @aslomGcn.

SerDenefte ufittlnf Washpflbcl.
&openDagen, nicer Son0cn, Ia.
Wiai. Der neue 0iilitar- Suhber.
Itanoige 0es 8erlincr Suge6latts
@enerallelttlailt b. 4rOenne, Der
tiir5li6 BON elmer Reiie mad oer
DeItlideu Jront 5urRdgetebrt lit.
ldretbt ben GrfoIg Der gritea BON
8. aLpril ~gelegentlid ibrer eriten 81.
feniiDe lei 4rra5 groBultells ibren
@osbomben 81, ourh ole Dor oie
3eutiden Elm Sd)Ieier gelegt mltr0e,
Der es ibrer 4rtiaerle uum6alidl
mndte, iebr mirfungsuol IN Den
&anpf ein5ugreifelt. 9~(n0ererietts
bate Die iran3oiiihe 4rtiaerie cine
8ohe ipatar entIong Der aiSne iii.
ter agnliden &erboltniiien al leioen.
Die ~beHutten gQie nuroen INNER
mebr berbeiiert, un0 bic 0eutjdet
8asmasten geuabren gegel ite niGt
DoQitanoigeR 5due. Ser General
lhrelbt 0es Deiteren, Die brtiihen
pEonf5" ieien mnterbin cine mu0er.
ne, nidt 3u unteriddeenEe @afie,
uiio baben ben 8eutiden beim 6lau.
tenfelcr erbeblide 8erluitc beige.
6rodt, aber ite t0unten Der oeutiden
artiaerie teiresmegs rui0erltebeu.
Die 80rfer, entlnng 0enen Scr
9egeniD1rtig Dogt, Gegcn Dor
Der niogenantlten 8in0cnburgQp
nie. Selbit Der 8erlrit bon guGe.
court nerbe nidts entihei0en.
8e5ilglid Der fron30itiben fyront
bel Gbemin oes Danes meint Der
General, tuiiroe man Die BORT itatt-
Sample IN %friiberen aries
gen Sdlad)ten gelanrt baben, tueqen
Der groBen 3obl Der Sampler, u6er
I'M gegenipdrtigen itno lie MIR @or.
8efedlte 0es Aieienfartpfes, Der ii6er
f0rrfnen muB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
aanfas Gifp @arffberidlf.

aanias Gin, II. Mm.
Sorter Bei8en-
llr. 9. 333-342
Qr. 3. 333
Rr. A. 1926
&oter @ei5en-
9r. 2. $50
Rr. 3. 1926
8emtihtes Gorn-
Scr. 2. 1853
Scr. 9. 160-l6f
GeI6es Gorn-
Scr. 2. 1928
Scr. 3. 160-t6t
@eiBes Corn
Scr. 2. 171-t72
9tr. 8. III
@eiBer Safer
9er. 9. 73-74
g1r. 3. 72R-73
@emiNter Sofer-
glr. 2. 741a-75
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-14
DcMtidte bch0mptcn
IIcb in BmncccMrt!
9aS Gurf abrr lit Elm Srammcr.
banfeu; @as6umben traeen Snm
GritlingserfOlg Der SrItrn bei.

Berlin. iiber Sun0on fl. @lui. -
Gus Ocitide arieesomt meIOete ben.
te nofmittae. bob Die benti6en
Streittrafte Die AluHen @ullecourts
gegen ollie feilioliden gngriife be.
bailpten. Bel Gppp utN 6ompoliy
gin5en perein8eIte britiide 4ngrific
in bic Bride, neloet oos ariegs
amt. Scr aanpf Inn 9ulecourt
miro NIT GROCER Gr6itterpug fort.
gelett. 8ir boben ole 8ltinen oes
Dories gegen mebrcre 4ngriffe be-
buuptct.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-21
American
Engineers
On The Job
Day and Night Uncle Sans Reg.
iment Of Eagle Eyes Is Haul
ing Ammunition
STICK TO BUSINESS
UNDER BOMB ATTACK
BY Associated Press.

American Training Camp in France,
Sept. H.-By day and by night the
men OF the American regiment of
American engineers which has taken
over an important line of French stra.
getic railways, are hauling tons upon
tons Of ammunition and other SUD.
plies to the French army units oper-
ating against the Germans.
The American regiment has been
turned over as a unit to the French,
and is getting all it's supplies, except
clothing, from the French government
The officers and men entered upon the
work with the greatest enthusiasm,
and ttev have already been under
German bombs and machine gun fire
from aerOplanes.
Within the last few nights heavy
train of supplies hurrying toward the
front was attacked by several enemy
planes None of the bombs came dan
l:erously close, but every time the fire
box of the, engine was opened for
stoking. the planes swooped down up
on the train and spattered it. with
steel mcketed bullets. The fire got
50 hot that eventually the train was
stopped, the crew taking refuge be-
meath the engine.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-21
NORTH DAKOTA
FARMERS NOT
HOLDING GRAIN
Looking Farther Ahead Than
Their Critics and Too Busy
With 1918 Crop to Sell
FLOWING MUST BE DONE
AND WHEAT HARVESTED

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 21.-North
Dakota farmers are in the field pre-
pairing for the crop Of 1918, and pre-
venting a loss on the crop OF 1917,
according to North Dakota bankers
who were in Minneapolis today and
who said that reports OF grain hoard
ing on farms were untrue.
F. A. Irish, vice president of the
First National bank of Fargo, and &.
II. Greene, vice president of the
Farmers & Merchants bank of Cava-
iler, said the farmers of that state
are looking farther ahead than their
critics and that they cannot ploW and
move grain at the same time.
Flowing Must Be Done.
"The fall plowing must be done, II
the country is to have wheat next
year." Mr.. Irish said. "The farmers
also have a big root crop that must be
cared for and saved from the frost
There is no boarding of grain. The
grain will move as soon as the farm
ers can move it without injuring the
next years crop"
Mr.. Greene said the crop in North
Dakota has not been normal, and that
the wheat shortage this year was in
the district that usually does the first
shipping.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-21
RAUS NIT WAR;!
WORLD SERIES
. BEGINS OCT. G
Armies in France to Receive
Thousand Word Daily on
Great Baseball Battles
CHICAGO GETS OPENER;
NEW -YoRKs FIRST 7TH
Admission Fees to Range From
Fifty Gents to $5-Minors
Are Going Up

Cincinnati, Sept. 21.-The National
baseball commission today announced
that the worlds series would open on
the grounds of the Chicago Ameri-
cans, October 6, with the second
game played there Sunday, October 7.
On October 8 the New York Nationals
and Chicago team will travel to New
York where the third and fourth
games will be played October 9 and
10. The fifth game, if five games are
necessary, will be played at Chicago
October IL. In case another game is
required, a two-day wait will take
place, Saturday and Sunday being
open, the sixth game to be played at
New York October Is.
In the toss Of the coin to decide the
first game, Chicago was thrice lucky.
The first toss fell on the floor, after
President Harry Hampstead of New
York had called "heads" and was de-
clared mo toss" The same thing hap
pened to the second toss, but in each
instance the coin fell tails" 1t was
not until the third toss had stayed on
the table that Charles Comiskey, own
er of the White Sox, was declared the
winner.
The commission selected Umpire
O'Loughlin and Evans Of the Ameri-
can league, and Umpires Klein and
Rigler of the National league to Of
fciate.
Soldiers Remembered.
Soldiers now in France and also
those who are preparing to fight for
liberty, were remembered by the COM
mission. Announcement was made
that a 1000 word story would be
.cabled to France after each game for
the benefit of soldiers there, while
an exhibition game before the SOL
diers at either Rockford, ILL.,, or Nine
ola would be played after the series
is over. At the opening game in Chi
cago 1900 seats will be reserved for
prospective officers in training at
Fort Sheridan. The committee also
decided to give one per cent of the
total of the commissions revenue Of
the games to the bat and ball fund
of the soldiers in France.
President Wilson and Generals Bar
ry, Carter, Bell and Mccain will be
invited to attend the series.
The admissions are as follows:
At Chicago-lndividual box seats,
s.: grand stand reserved, $1.50; pa
villion 81; bleachers, so cents.
At New YOrk-Boxes -four seats to
the box), SIS; upper grand stand, So;
lower grand stand (open), 81; pavil-
lion, 81.
Previous to deciding the worlds
series matter, the annual draft was
held, at which the National league
called % players from minor leagues
and the American league r. Gin
cinnati led all other clubs in getting
players.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-21
5-Year-Oh
Tot Crushed
Under Auto
Little Girl, Preparing for Ride
Skips in Front of Heavy
Car at Fargo
FATHER OF VICTIM IS
GLASGOW HOTEL CHIEF

Fargo, Sept. 21.-Struck by heavy
Jackson automobile, driven by John
Engen, Pearl Goodwin, 5 years old
was instantly crushed to death at j
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The ac
cident occurred directly in front OF
the little victims home, 914 Fourth
avenue south, about half way be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
The little girl ran from in front OF
another automobile, directly in the
path of the car Engen was driving
She was struck by the radiator. knock
ed down and both front and hind
wheel on the right hand side of En-
gems car passed over her body. The
body was pitifully mangled. the head
being crushed. both legs broken and
the trunk crushed.
Her father is Melvin Goodwin, a
chef employed in hotel at Glasgow
Mont. Her mother is employed al
the Manchester Biscuit Co., and was
working there at the time of the &C
cident. The children were in charge
of their grandmother, Mrs. Dayton
M. l:QedWin 4,Nass not fled nv wire aIsl
IS expected home some time late to
morrow. wv. Et>' .s>..,. !, .s@''sa'& ~ .%.1'
Was Going for Ride.
Pearl, her sister, Helen, and anoth
er little playmate, Wanda Hansen
were about to 60 for an auto ride
with Wanda's father, Ebie Hansen
who is a cornet player in the Grand
theatre orchestra.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-21
Girl.Claims
She SLeu, to
Saue Father
1ulia Covlin of Dogden Assume:
Responsibility for Killing
Of Neighbor
PARENT AND DAUGHTER
JAILED BY AUTHORITIES

Washburn, N. D., Sept. 22.-Anton
Covlin and young daughter Julia are
in Jail here charged with the murder
Of Aleck Panasuk, a farmer neighbor
in the Dogden community. Julia Gov
lin claims she fired the fatal shot
when Panasuk had overcome her
father and was threatening the life of
her father after quarrel over live
stock. Other eyewitnesses, it is al
legged, claim Covlin seized a shotgun
from his daughter and fired the fatal
shot. A jurors inquest returned a
verdict that Panasuk came to his
death through gunshot wounds from
gun in the hands of Anton Covlin
or his daughter Julia. All of the par
ties are well known at Dogden.