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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
N~b0cctcnctcr 6atSncr
ucrlaH0t sen 1frieo!
NeidIt cine JleiulntiOn Gin, in luclder
er ant ariegscrflGrnng
bringt.

8aibtngton, 2. 9lpril. g6gc-
.orDneter @aroner bon Dlaiioduietts
(9ieplblifoner) bat in Den Geiotl-
tionsforb 0es SauieS cine 8teioIutiun
folgenoen sSnbalts nieorgelegt: 90
Elm 3riumpb Gelltihlonos Die 6rei-
geit Der g8elt Der1tdten miiroe
limo 90 ole @ran0ioiitdt 0er Ser.
Stoaten nidt geitntten 0art oaB i0r
ariegsoltei[ bon m0eren 9otioneIl
9etragen merOe;
llnO 90 troB mie0er60lter 8ar.
niirgpn uno ben @eieBen BON Got
utO Den MlenIdeu gum Erot
0eutihlano fortgefabren Bot, ontc.
rifaniidle 5hiffe 5lt 5erItoren nm
0os &ebelt bon Ameritanern 81 Der.
niGten;
Gel es pom Sennt un0 Dem a6-
geor0netenbnlt8 bei1loiien, OoBarieg
gegeu 0eltti6lano erflGrt miro, uno
6oB Der 8r1iioent o~utborifiert lit,
Die gauge 2ano. un0 Seellndt Der
Ser. Staoten gegen Dos Oeutidc
aaiierreidL oeiien lltttertanen ulto
alien, Die bon oemielben o6b1ngig
iirtO, ouf3ubieten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Gr5biiAcf Partp IN Scr
st. Jcicp1ssG emcin6e!

Die WtitgIieoer Der oeltti6en ia.
t9olii6en ct. Soiepbs. @emein0e Ell.
lebten Sonntog noAmittog Die 5reu-
De 0e8 8eiuds bon Gr3biidof S. s.
@artD, Oe5 nellen 8ii6ofs BON
9moDG. I'm 4 l6r Datten ii1 0ie
Niitglie0er Ger @emeiaoe lit Ser ge-
raitmtgen SAulbule Deriummelt, ais
Der bobe @ait, begleitet BON Slater
8aeififuS, Dem Rettor Der @cmein0e
HnO all0eren 8rieItern in Der @a[e
erihien uulO ber3lid bagritBt m1rOe.
3uerit lang Der airben4or elm berg
Ii6e8 8egriiBungslieo lul6 SEER
Sobn 8reiner trltg Elm Solo Dor.
0araltf belt &ater 8octfttus cine
meiIter9afte 8egriiBungsreoe an Den
@odn. @errn gr5biIdof. Sn ieiner
@rlpi0erttng iagte Der air1enfiirit,
bob er iid freue iiber oen edit DRIFT
tiden @eiIt, 0er er in Der ct SO.
iepb8- @emeinoe gefunoen. gr Io6te
beionOerS Die bortreffIide 9farri6u-
le, Die er Dor fllr5em grln0lid 9e.
pritft un0 bon oereu 2eiitungsfQ6ig.
felt ct ii6 ilber3eugt babe, bonn 3oll.
te er au6 Dem &ir6enhor Ser Sc
nteinoe bobes Sob uno lagte, Die 81.
SoiepbSfirhc lei nddit Der &atbe0ra.
lie onS uornebmite @~otte8baltS III Der
0t03eie. SIN 8erLmtfe leiner Nm
iprahe %erlpabnte CT ieine 8dtigfeit
ouf ben &bilippineu uno iogte. er iei.
0anfbor, 0nB er aud in Omaha cine
10 ber5lide 4ufnabme gefunoen ba-
be. Sein beutiger 8eiud babe Den
3med, NIT Den Wtitglteoern Der Sc
mein0e nd6er betannt 5t rper0en,
unO Oriidte oen &uni9 aus, biz gum
S6luB Der Undertaking. blelben al
molten. Gin 3oppelquartett unter
2eitung 0e8 @erru 9e4lrD S~lpata3ti
trug bierouf mebrere prddtige 2ie-
Der Dor, u10 &err Wdfoel Shinfer
partetc NIT bumoriltiiden 9ortrG-
gen auf, Die bielen geifaQ ialloelt.
@ierouf folgte Elm griin0lid aus.
gearbeiteter gortrag Oes @errn So
fob 9urtboro it6er Die Notpenoigfeit
Der driitIiden g~r5iebung Ser SIT
aeno uu0 bic 2eiitungen 0er f1tboIi.
ihen 8forrifuIen IN oieicr @iniidt.
Ser gortrn9 mohte aaf Den @errn
er8biidof eincn fold giiuitigen GinsI
Druid, 0oB CT it'd bon Serrn @urf
bnro oaS Manuifript erbat. Gum
gab nnd einigen ihnigen
8antesporteu fir icine ber3lideI
Aufnobnc Der tirhtide G6erbirte
Der 8erimmmhu1g ben epoItoliiden
.5eget. Die @itgIieOer Der ct. So
iepbs- @emeinoe Iino ent8ift iiber oic
2eutieIigfcit un0 5reun0Iidfeit hires
nelten 9berbirteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Ghincfcn piitcnH
iibcr Sran5cfcn!
Settere baHoeln seaen 9entIdlc, ais
oh Gbina bereits Grisg CT.
Hart fat.

Eefinq, 2. Qpril. - S~rou8oien
uno Suponer iino bcmitbt, Die Syn.
tereiien su fontroaiererL mel6e bic
Deutihen nad bent abbru9 Der 81
plonatii9en 8%e5iebungen Gbtnos
init 4euti6Iano otliQebeu mlBten.
Die 5ron5oien 6oben Ocu oerti6en
a@arteu.&llb" IN Der iron5oGIden
&on5eliion beidlagnabnlt uno alno.
modJungett nngeidlngeiJ oob ole
8eutiden Die &Onaeiiiou perloiicu
o0er iid ieoen Mtorgeu mtf Dem
fron5oliiden aoniulot meIocn mill
ier. 9ieie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT baben
bel ben fineiiiden 8eboroeu anitoB
erregt uno iie baden ibrer gntril-
itiing 2lusOrud gegeben. Die inter.
rationale 2age lit rllbtg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
R~nHcnbiatt tuiini6t
keine Umerik0net!

Berlin, 2. Tpril. t6uutrnoepe
ide.) 9ic ruiiii@e 3eituug ng}omo
ie 8rerin@ bot etnen &roteit geaen
oen &ertouf Der rufii6cn Berg
perte ult0 MetaQlperte oil 4merifo
ner peroficntliht. 9artn beiBt cs:
Us nilroe elm GROCER 5ebler i~eitcr1s
oeS ruiiiideI aopitoi5 icin oieie
9ieidtiiner 6eu a~usldnocrn 81 iiber-
loiien.@ Die 3eitung. iiigt bin5u:
gine agalt5e Nrmee" omeritoniiher
5eidGftsIeutc lei ourd Mpstau &C.
tontnlell, I'M Die unternebme1 oui
5utduiell lpie gum 8ciipicl Die GoB
areiieufer aoDlcnberqlDerfe mo Die
nsprn Scfopper 8erfe. mcIde bon
rtiiuden 8ioniereu 9egrilnoet MIR.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Ses SraMen>
Bilfsperetns!

MittmofL Den A. QpriL I'M 2.3G
llbr uohmittog8, finoet i'm @htiit.
9ein1 unlere nGdite monotli1e Ser
%iammlung itatt, uno boffen mir olti
8ablrei6e 8eteiligung, oa GltBerit
mittige 5raqen borliegeit.
Syn oieier ernItcn Stllnoe, orlge.
fidts ser ariie, gift es nidt, tatert.
los bic SGnoe iinfen 81 laIien, ion
0crn uad gebeiligten 3raOitionea
Der orobenoen @efobr mutig Die
Stirn at bietert, Dor olem aber mn
iere Gfli6t at erflacn. llnIere groB-
te 4ufgabe Iei es, 5rieoeu SIT pre-
oi9en un0 oltrh rubIgeS, beiotmenes
8crbolten ole gebdiii9eu, igItemotii6
gegen umS betriebeueu @eBereiem
2iigen 5it %itrafen. 8ir mullen ourf)
ole 3at beueiien 0oB mir melt beIies
re amerifami6e 8itrger iinb, ais ie=
ne Sdreier, DeIde @ottc8 @au8
.enttpeibtelt, noem ite anitott ieinein
8orte geuaB, 2tebe at preoigen,
Our6 ou~frilbreriIde 3icoeu @aB id
ten. 3oB iie oieies utter Dem g}anz
tel oes @atrtotismlt5 tatcn, lit Tim 10
aiAtspar0igcr, oemt cS entbeili9t
5llglei6 Die 5abne, ipel6e ieoem
Intnr1fonpr o(s g~EprfornGr1tf1n 0pf,
bofiten 5Oeale gilt.
Somie ,Syeiu5 Die Gempeliddnoer
9inau5iagte, pcr0icnen 0ieie @eeer
gletdfoQs Gllt5ieblulg iGrer &irdel1-
red)te. 8ir iolteu i~peuigitenS &ro-
teit erbeben un0 b~eantrogen, boB Der
gleiden untriitlideS getrageu Der
pon @ottes &ort oifeut-
lid gerligt miro.
D. @eBidutoil. &orlttelloe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Srei6eit fir rmHifdtc
JMOen IN wcitcr Scrnc!
Rene Olesiernng rat nod feline fritr
geripredHne gemndt; GHglano
fiIdt im SribeH.


Berlin 2. april. (5unfea6epe.
fd,e.) - Ole Dor einigea Gogen
boIbomtlid bon @etrograO gemelOete
8efreiung Der ruiiiidet Suoen lit
p~orldufia nod Gin Sraurl. 8olt
Der rniiii6.iioii9en @emeii0e in
Gtodbolm miro onrnuf bingepieien,
0ob Die pronilorilde Gegieritng
RnBlonO5 es bis lett iorgfaItig Der.
mie0en bot, in Der SitoenIrage bitfts
oige 8eripreduneen 5it MAIDEN. al.
le Nitalieoer oeS @|}iriiterilms ga.
bcrL oLs iiber oieien &ulitt beTrogt,
misiDeidenoe 4ntipprtetl. Ser Weini.
tier 6es Altsn1rtigeu Or. WliIufoff,
erfldrte etnem @ertreter Der Son,
0oner Central Stems Co. ooB Die
20iung Der Subenfrnge ip1ter erf6l,
gen lper6e lno Der alS miitenoer
Anti 5entit betannte arieqsminiiter
@utidolp e%ripioerte auf Die 5rnge,
Oh nun SuOen gu 9ffi5iereu gana6t
uiirbett baB er nidt niiie. mas
Die 9eeresleitltn9 3l tim bea6itdti
sc. @6enio oltsipetheno 1uBerte ftd)
Der llnterrihtsminiiter in 9etreff
Der 3llaliung bon iii0iiden Stuoen-
TEN at Den llniberlitdten.
GaslduS mia a~Onsehioncn.
Dos Stod6olmer glatt yglpu
G1gIiet allebanou" mel0et, ooB I'M.
fer einem groBen EeiIe oes ruff,
iheu Bottles Gnttiiihtng iiber Die
Aaiierten berride, neil 0ieie angeb-
lih Die Rebolution our Grgotterlttg
bon groben nirtihoitli9an 8orteilen
51 benllBen berpuJer. 9eion0er5
England beriu9t, groBe @on8eiiio-
nen at erIaugen 6eren 8emtQigung
NuBlouO fir INNER i6mer i6dbi-
gen iDiiroe.
Der finnii6e StaotBrot 6pelt uno
Der Barteifibrer Stnhler8 bdben 6te
Grnenmutg at WitgrlcOern oes &c
mats bon 5innlonb ob9elebnt, neil
Iie Den an Der Spite Der neuen
riiiiidn 9%fegier1ng lte9cnben 4oIi-
tifern tidt trouen.
ganern pollen iuieOcr ciucn j3Greu,
Die 8aitern organtfieren III gotl3
HuBlano 8lrgerfue9rerL pel6e Die
friibere &oli3ei crIeBen iolLeu, 4u1
Iesen tie pielfoh nelte 2ofnIbeb0roen
Elm uRo ite idnffen 8enleinoerdte.
Dieie uuterItilben Die 1lelle Gcgie,
rlilg, aber. i'm ollgemeinen iinb Die
Bouern fir Die Bie0er1eriteqltng
Der @tonmdie inter Der 8eoingung,
ooB Der nelie 13or gelpdblt miro.
lieberraiheno tit 6oB oie 9epe.
gung fir Die @lei96eredtiglng Der
5raneu in ben lGn0liden 8iitriftm
AnfIong gefrnoen fat 1ln0 itetig
p1dit. Sm Commencement 8eftri-
noslam boben ole gauern mebrere
neibli6e 2lbgeoronete in ben 9ro.
p~in3ialouBid gepdblt.
Yfit Der 8erteiiiu'q Der enormen
geiibungen oes entthrouten 3aren
un0 onoerer Mitgueoer 0es failer.
lihen @aules lit bereit5 begouuen
por6eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
nanh. 0p6lonn fir 9rofi6itIon.

Iapltan Nldmon0 Bearlon Sob
ion belt 5ouutaa na6mtttdg inn
Auditorium Dor elmer etlua tduien0
8erioren 31blenoe 3ub6reri6oft ei.
ne Reoe gegen Oen 81mou Stun.
gr erfl1rte ooB Der arieg Ser @or.
ldufer sur 4robibition iiber sic
qan5e 8elt iei. Gr ertIGrte, bob Sc
Rrobibitioniiten bic 2egislat1tren
bon 40 Stoateu fontroQierteft. lmO
oaB, nerm ser &ongreb nid)t in o6.
iebbarer 8eit Sdritte our Ginfiib.
ring Matchmaker Brobibition ergrcis
fen meroe, bon Seiten Der Staots
legisloturcn Der Stein ms Stolen
gebroft iper0en miiroc, Der CUR
@erbcifibruug Matchmaker 9robibi.
tion oen auitoB gebeu niiroe. gor,
ldufig beabiidtigt oieier uielgetiiBte
agitotor, Dab er Den aongreB ouf-
ioroern lperoe. BON ieoem 8irt
cine ariegsiteuer BON $1,000 at er.
beben. Ole R~ebollltion III Rub-
lon0, erfldrte 0ieier W~laulbelo, ii
eine 6olge Der 8robibition.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
111arktbert6te.
fue5rmlttsIt bon giIlnslf grtt COZ

taeBermltteIt bon @iIlnsti Butt G0.)
ErdHaeH-250a. 26s& 324s, 1915; 1905 bis
116S, $500 Der 8ile.
8itroner-i5ancb 30Q8, 860a $500 per aiIte;
nasaeipdbil. zoos. 360s. $3.50 Ner 4iiie.
@rabeiluit-36s. $500 per aiite; 46s. S4.25.
9SeiHtrnuben 81 90 bis $500 5lbmen.
elepiel Ser Rife: s1ountbaus. ertrd fonru,
$2.25, idncn 5000. gS. Is. BcdrmiHes, 81. %.
idHch $500; elrfoHf0s NIdds. SEQ. Sen
Sdeie. or6dra rulU $3.50 Der site.
aartofielu- S2S5 yer SHibcl. p. % Ghips.
S3.25 Heue sartoiieln. go. !. Sf.25 per
NuHIncr.
S1sfarioftlu SOS per eumper; nr saai
5000 ibr ,fue.
EAheA-&nse anben, SHderrlhen EaIiinas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
@eneraI B. 8rittmih asitpr6en.

a~openDoaerl, ilber 2onoon, 2.
4pril. - 0epeiden bon Berlin ia.
gen, 6nB General b. 9rittmtb un0
@offron, Der ourd Sinoenburg an
Der Gitfront beriebt nuroe, lit i'm
Alter bon 20 Sabren naf ieinem
ShIoB BEL Berlin geitorben. Or
berlor nod mebreren uuglildliden
GeFedten nit Den IN GitpreuBeIt
eingeornneenen Guiien ietn Som.
monoo uno trat in Den 9ubeitauo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Sanarbeiter itreifen in Ses
WlDines.

9es Moines, 2. April. II 51Ht.
Iide 9aliorbeiter un0 @an6nerfer
haben Die 9rbeit niaoerQelegt neil
Sic Baumeiitcr lire 5~oroerungen
nod 2obnerb06lngcn nift beniai.
gen noaen. 3immcrfelte for0ern
65c per Shtnoe, Mnurer 81 pro
9aQ, grbeiter 3715c per Stlttoe
uno Sngenielre Coo Gtunoealobn.
Gina $500 0ianm iiro OH Den
5tteif gegaltgeH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
glnsbrnd ans gineplns 3ndt6ans.

SincoltL 9teb., 2. Ipril. ~ 3lpei
iut bieitgen 3udtbauS iHtcrnierten
Scrbrehern. Com @arr u10 @o0iel
lrOot, gelang Is lebte 9}adlt, aus
0emiel6en lire 6lllft ST beDerfltel=
ligen. Sic bcioeu uaren int aeiiel-
bnuie ais @ei3cr beidait:gt un0 mil
len lid in sen 8eiiB eine5 Strides
qeiebt mo nit @ilfe OeaieI6eu Die
itcile M}auer bis 6unt God BODICE
%flettert IcitL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Stcmcr fir
observation-disclosures!

Toronto, ? 4pril. Die Scr.
treter ser tonaoiideu 8eqicrlmg bo.
ben geltern in elmer StonferctI5 iii
9tingnru Salts nit fonaoiideu Giiels
ba6nbeamten ole Grbebuna ciuer
Stopnteuer poH SIS fir ale 9ieiienOfn
in &oriAIag gebradt, 1DeIde pou
GdunOa nn6 6et Der. Staaten az.
ben. Ole uele Steuer Toll am /.
glai IN Strait treteu un6 Ous @cl0
Den 8eiienOeu 5lriideritattct
werOeu, peilu iie nod Goiooo gu
rilffebren,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Gn0l0nSs Oefi5it lit
s Binionen Dollars!

2onoon .. april. - Qlls Dem
9eridt he8 Sdnbamtes aebt Der
Dor. oab Die einnobmcn in Dem
am 81. 0aGr8 enoenOen 6istaljubr
1895 S2 9funo Sterling betro-
gen baben oenen cine 4ttsga6e bon
2,t9S,112,710 gegeniiberitebt 0tes
be0eutet cine 1tuterbilan3 bon L.
624,6S5,128 8Fuuo 6terIina ooer
SS,1f3,425, $40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Stcr5 ccbtcs Bod>gier

Ous bette in Der Sta0t. am 3opf
ut0 in 6laihen onl uno nod Dem 2.
4pril. 2egt guh einige aiiten bic
ies b~eriibnlten @etrdnfc5 in Gltren
Refer Elm. &elepboniert all Gba8.
Stora 8e6iterf 1860.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
4srionaLien.

Nus anlaB Der am Q~nlmirnntag
erfolgten @oniimdtion ibrer &odter
6rieou iauo i'm Seim BON Scrrn unO
6ruu 9eter a06ler 1922 2. 20.
Ctr, cine ifonc 6eier itatt 81 Der
cine grobe an5obl 6reunoe uilO &c
fauntc e~ingelnoeu marei. pelde Ell
poor GeuuBreide Shn0el ii BEN
aaiflihen @auie perlcbtcn
Hbonnlert ouf ble EleLidc Gtirhne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
ainSbie6-3nfnhr 200. @larEE

9inObie6-3ufn6r 200; @larff
felt biz 10c nieoriger.
Sdweine-8ufttbr 5000; Wearf )
bis t0e nieoriger.
Soditer Greis 1885.
0ur1idnittgpreig 4.90-1525
Sdafc-3ufllbr 1000; Marft lang
lam.
@efitterte 2dnuter 1900
G6icasp Marft6eridt.
Chicago, 2. April.
RiRSpie6- 3ufubr 10000; 1ldrlE
felt bis 10c bo9er.
6diueiae- 3ltfubr 10000: N1arff
olrhldnittlid 10c nieOriger.
66diter 9reis 1916.
9ur6idnittspreis 15.1O-f5.35
Sdafe-3ufubr $4,000; Morft QUIZ
@efltterte 2dmmer 15.40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02
Re9c G6ti0kcit i'm
ScmtIc6cn Sd6iffsban!
@Inu bereitct iid cifrisit fir bic
6anbelsfuHfurren5 nad benz
&rieae bOr.

Stem gort, 9. april. &ier elm
getroffene S5nformotiouen aus oeut.
i6cn SdiffobrtsfreiIen uno g8erften
gcben Gin 8ilo iiber bic 3Gtigtett
Der 6diffobrtsmtereiien III 9eutifp
IanO, uuo Die Rndrtften peiien ba-
rouf bin, oaB bic oeltI6e 6dif.
fabrt fif in uufangreider @eiie fir
Die aoufurren3 nod oem &riege Dor
bereitet. 9iht MIR in 8e5ug ouf
nelle Coinage iDaren Die oeltiAen
8erften mdbreno Des bergangenen
Snbres eifrig tdtig, ionoern aud in
8e3ug auf @rbobung ibrer Set
itlrtgsfGbigfeit un0 Der 0omit Sano
in Sand gebenben G%rbobltng 0e8
4ftienfnpitals. 2art elmer Mittei-
lung oe8 09onblrger Sremoenblat.
ties" babel1 Is bon % Sdiffsbauge.
iel(i6often an Der. aiiIte entpe0er
ibre 2eilhtngsf1bigfeit erb6bt ODER
Shritte getan I'M tie at erbobeny
m0bren6 IL 8eieai6often ibr 4f.
tienfapitaI 8tt Oieiem 3nef Inn
22.000,O00 Mfnrf er60bt baben.
81breno oes bergonqenen So6reS
mltr0cn 3mei neltc S1iffsbdugeiea-
idoften qegrilnoet, Die Samburger
8erft 2tfttengcieQi6aft unD Die gIs-
fletber @erft 4..@. Ole @omburger
8erft. @eieaidoft, oeren &altptaftio.
mar Die Sapog lit, belt fiir8li9 I'M
ter 8oritb bon hilbert 8nqin ibre
Notwithstanding ob, in pelher
outer SSortidritt lit Der 8alltdtigfeit
beriftet lpuroe 8eioe g8eriten
luer0en ltf ousidIieBli6 Dem Ban
BON Standardization niomen. Cine
peitere @eieaidoit fir oet 9ou
BON @anoeIsidiffen ipurOe inter ocn
Ramen Eommernsg8er gegriinoct,
nelfe Elm 9(ftienfapitol bon TO-
100000 Mlorf bat. 3icie 8cIeQ-
ihoft miro i9re g8erfte am Stcttin-
t5lpinemitnoc S9iffstonoL onLegen
nit elmer @oIierfront bon 750 11e.
ter. Die @eieuiAoif beabIidtiQt.
Sdiffe bon B. big 10000 Con
men 31 bauen. Cine ueitere Ont
mifeIung in Shiffs6mtfreiicn lit
Die Qusoebmuiq Der ReiberItieg-
8erften in Som6rug, neIde bic be
nodbartc @erft non S. s. g. Sid
bort %ongefouit bat. Die 6irfna
beitduo felt 1884 uno miro mtfqes
I6it mer6en Die bcfomlte Shiffs
baufirma Ridmers tt Samburg
miro ebenfnq8 elmer @eriiin9ltng uns
ter3oQelt. Ole Natiouol galtt fir
0eutidlouo i%iberuinlmt Die Mle6rbeit
Der aftielL melde ii9 i'm 8eiiB Der
Semitic Jfifuers befun0en baben.
Gor oem arieqe bate Ole 8erftI
3ruei o0er orci Sdifie BON ie ungc-
fd6r 5000 Eounen fir Die Semitic
Ridmer5 dcbaut, ubcr inter Der
lleuen 2eitlua miro oic 8roouftion
bon S1iffn gelualtig ottsqeoebnfI
.Derben. Sic 3ufunft 0elttIdlanoS
lit nod imuter oui Dem 8oiier.
gs Derlnutet icrncr, ooB Die oeltt.
ide 6eaicring Den Stiffabrtsgciea
our6 grobc 0orleben unter
Die g[rlne greiien miro. Can't oen
bier eingetroffcnen @}ittcilunG%
uiro int Gcid5tag Elm @eiebentmurf
pinoebrodt meroen monud oiel
Observation-Disclosures 0arleben bis All
300, 000, 900 9lorf sur gergroBe
ibrer tonnage erbotten iol(en.
Die nelte Sonnogc ioa 1500,000l
iem uno ole Soften meroen otf SOL
per Come bcrani6loQt. @ier foitet
Bic Soune 5000 un6 me9r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02

fen, gagpes, 4c per Gfllno: 4obI, Toe Der
8futo: BluiHenfobI, $3.50 per Out $500
her Slit; @jurfen, $500 Der 9useito; To-
mdtei, $500 per Crate, $1.00 per 8orb;
Crate. $t.25 Der Guseno; 6rnusfalat, 40e
fir 5ubenb; Selerie, $1.00 fIr 9uBeilb,
$3.50 fitr Crate. 9fpte 9tuiebelH 12e per
8fnnb; fnnnif9e 3ipiebelit, $3.50 per Grlte
mn $1,000 fir qrpbe Crate.
9pnig-S3.25 Der Site.
slpielipetH-W1ott's, SdbdeR $4.26.
8nnauen-5c 8furo.
greibeIbeerer, 1895 per atite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02

Smobo, 2. April.
$500.
8eeoe8 felt bis Itdrter,
MitteIm. 8eeDe3 t0.50-t1.50
@epGbnli9e 9.25-10.50.
aiibe ltno Sellers felt bis 10c
bober.
N}itteImdBiqe aii6e 7.50-8.75
@efp0nbnli6e 5,50-7.50
&orngeriitterte Stiere $500.
%.
6toders ut6 Geeoerg felt b. Itarf.
sSeeoer8 cute B. beIte 8.75-9.50
MitteInGBiae S.00-8.75.
@ep0bnlide 6.75-8.00
@lte b. bette StoderS S.25-9.25
Stpd Sellers 7.25-9.25.
5tod ailbe 10000
Stod a1Iber 8.00-10.25.
Seal aalber 9.00-t2.00
8uQS uuo Stays 10000
S~diueiue -3ufubr 1900; @orft
gr0Bere 10c, nie6riger.
8urti9nittsprei5 14.50-t4.85
@oditer 8reis 1896.
Sdafe- 3ufubr 5000: Martt bette
felt anoere Iongiam felt b. lei1ter.
2qmmer t4.00-15.15.
2dmmer 1915.
SGbrIinge 12.00-13.75.
0}erifaniide 2dnu1er 1926.
@eitern t4.75.
@iooer 1.50-f275
Mtttteridofc t0.00-t2.25.
@efiitterte MIutteridoFe 1000
-1t.60.
@lerif. 9t1itteridoie tt.60
SuninB Gitb Marft6cridt.
&anins gitp, 2. apri[.
9iinOuicG-3ufubr 10000; @tarft
langiom bis 10c nieoriger.
Golora6os Ills.
3oditer &reis 1900.
SGbrlinqe 40 b. Zoe utter Dem
S0hitprei5.
aibe uuO Sellers langiam lino
ihnoh.
adlber nieoriaer.
@euI aGIber soc nie6riger.
Stod adIber b6ber.
3 dnueiue-9uiubr 11,000; M}arft
5 big Toe nieorieer.
6ohIter Greis 1880.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL. %
SdIafc- 3uf1uhr 10000; 9iarft
longian ieit.
ct, SuicpB Marftberidt.
ct. aolsbb. ?. 4rriL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02

gSer iiber arieg ODER 6ricoen
s1 entiAeioen bat, ioa nift ouf ole
ienigen boron, Die bonn ariege le.
ben, Ion6ern npf oieienigen, Die i'm
gu fiibren ba6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-02

gSenH man Die 8uhrbeit iibcr
&uBIanO eriobren mia, mus man
5miidcn ben 3eilen Der 2ouooner
gerlhtc leiaL
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-17
Is Party Denomination Of Congress
SIX. Ended? =

The Independents in the next con-
gress are meditating an organization
of their own, with the object, as their
spokesman says, of securing changes
in the rules which will permit larg'
er freedom of action among the re-
representatives.. The size of the group
is problematical 1t is doubtless large
enough to carry control to one side or
the other, if all the Independents
shifted en- bloc The chances are that
the next congress will more nearly ap-
proximate conditions in most European
parliaments than any we have ever
had. In Europe. there Is scarcely a
Chamber Of Deputies where any one
party can command majority. The
German Reichstag has existed for
years with the Socialists as the larg-
est single group in its membership,
and the government has had to depend
upon a coalition to maintain its meas
ures; so, too, in England, the As
quith ministry, and now the Lloyd
George cabinet have had no majority
granted to. it with the mandate of a
general election; while in France, the
Center, the Left, the Right and the
other groups of Deputies have always
been the despair Of foreigners and of
Prime ministers alike. Many Europ-
can publicitists have looked for new
condition in the United States, which
has.remained steadfastly two-party
country. It may be that that day is
past and that we, too, shall have the
block system in politics.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-17
How a Beaver Can Work.

Al young beaver in Regents park
gaTdens, London, was once placed ut
work upon Il tree twelve feet long and
two feet six inches thick just as the
town clocks sounded the hour OF noon.
The beaver began by barking the tree
foot above the ground. That done,
he attacked the wood. He worked
hard, alternating his labor with dips
in his bathing pond. He bathed and
labored alternately until 4 o'clock in
the afternoon, when he ate his supper
Of bread and carrots and padded about
/ in his pond until a0lf past 8 O'Clock.
Ten minutes lateA chen only one inch
Of the trees diamor remained intact,
he bore upon his work, and the tree
fell. Before it fell the beaver ran as
men run when they have fired a blast.
Then as the tree lay OH the ground he
portioned it out mentally and again be-
gan to gnaw. He worked at Intervals
all night, cut the log into three parts,
rolled two Of the portions into the wa
ter and reserved the other third for his
permanent shelter. The work done, he
took bath.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-17
PERvERsIoN or: CANAL BONDS.

When the republicans undertook to
build the Panama canal they provid-
ed for the issue of bonds to pay the
cost-it being an entirely fair propo-
sition to hand on the expense of so
gigantic piece of construction to the
generations who would derive the most
benefit from It. They soon discovered,
however, that their general revenue
their tariff bills, were so productive OF
funds for the national treasury that
the cost Of the canal could be paid
from the ordinary receipts. So the
bonds were not issued in anything like
the sum for which they were author
ized-and there they are today, more
than two hundred millions of them,
constituting part of the surplus which
republican administrations have al
ways accumulated for their democrat
ic successors. These bonds will prob
ably now be issued, on the excuse that
the money is needed to pay the cost
Of the maintenance Of the national
guard on the Mexican border. They
will run fifty years, they will carry
three per cent interest; capital and
interest. they will total, when paid OH,
two and one-half times their face
value. Posterity will thus be saddled
with debt for six months OF military
futility; while the Panama canal, al
ready paid for with money provided
by republican prudence, will bear an
undeserved stigma every time the cou-
,;sas are clipped fEela the bonds which
carry false name.