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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
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ney's fees tsave and except that interest has
been paid "a October ath. 1916; and.
Whereas. said note Is now past due and I'm
paid. interest and attorneys fees texceptins
interest paid to October 9th, 1916. as afore-
saidl. Now. therelire. by reason al the prem
Uses. | will offer for sale. and will sell be
tween the legal hours thereof. to-wit: between
the hours II III O'Clock q. m. and 4 u. m.
AZ public auction. - the high Sc bidder. On the
iirst Tuesday in December. A. u. 1917. the
same being the 18th day IT said month. ut the
court house door in The city 1T Brownsville. IN
Cameron County. Teaxs. Texas. the property
hereinbefore described. together with all he
rights. members and arrurtenances and i'm
proyem.nts thereto ia anywise belonging nr APP
pertaining.
Witness my hand this 18th day ~ November.
A. 10. 1917.
MRS. MARGARET Il. McAII.EN.
Assignee OF James u. McAllen. Mortgage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
No. Ga.

No ~
TIE STATE OF TENAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable u Cameron
County. Greeting:
Guillermo Reyes. Administrator of the estate
of Pedro Garcia Benevidez. deceased. having
filed in our county court his final account Of
the condition IL the estate If sail Pedro Garcia
Benevidez. deceased. together with m a%pplica-
ton 70 hc discharged from said administration
You are hereby commanded. that by publ
cation Of this writ for twenty days in a news
paper regularly published in the county of
Cameron. for n period Of not less than one
year. yen give due notice To all persons inter
cStcd ia the account for final settlement IL
said estate. "a file their objections thereto. il
any they have. IN ar before the November
term. 1917. &c the said county court. COM
mcncing and to- be- holden AZ the court house of
=. Il county. I'm brownsville. Texas. on the 18th
day If November. in the year 1917. when said
account and application will be- considered by
said court.
Witness ny hnni AMI seal ~ office. M
Brownsville. Texas, this 18th de- cf October.
1917. JOSEPH METE.
Clerk County Court Cameron County, Texas.
ly :. Nasqucz. Deputy.
] hereby certify the above {" be- a trne copy.
tScail W. II. NA\N.
Sheriff Cameron County. Texas.
lu.o.W
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
THE STATE OF TENAS.
COUNTY OF CAMERON

Whereas. the Brownsville Masonic Temple
Association. a corporation oi Cameron County.
Texas, did TN the OH day If Octoner. iaiI. -x-
ecute and deliver Ia James II. McAllcn. ais.
u Cameron County. Texas. a certain Mortgage
Deed conveying To said James II. McAilen.
the land and premises situated in Cameron
County. State If Texas. described as follows:
Town Lots Ten tlob. Eleven CllD and
Twelve tl2D in Block tine Hundred aud Thir-
teen tl13b Of the City Of brownsville. ac-
cording To the recognized and accepted map and
plat of said city of brownsville. same being
known as and called Old County Court
House. together with All improvements. Ga se-
cure the payment Of the note of the said
brownsville Masonic Temple Association, at
even date with said Mortgage Deed. payable
~ the order of said James II. McAllen %;
Brownsville. Texas. which said Mortgage
Deed was filed Tor and recorded in Vol. III,
pages 236-a39 OF the Deed If Trust and Mort
gage Records of Cameron County. Texas. 20
the record Of which said Mortgage Deed ref
erence IN here made Tor more detailed descrip-
ton Of the terms. conditions and contents
thereof: aud
Whereas. on the 9th day of October. 1916.
the said James II. McAllen did transfer. as
sign and deliver said note To the undersigned.
Mrs. Margaret II. Allen. and by an instrument
Of writing of said date. viz: october 9th. 1916.
did assign. transfer and deliver 10 the under
signed. all his rights. title. interest and equi-
ties i'm and To said Mortgage Deed and the
property and rights conveyed hereunder IL the
undersigned. Airs. Margaret X. McAllen. said
instrument of assignment beng duly filed for
record and r-sor,led in Book ~, pages l6i l6>
Deed If Trust and Mortgage Records If Cam
eron County. Texas. to which record refer
-nce il here made for complete description az
the terms and conditions thereof. ami
Whereas. the said note IL ia the prin 'iial
SUN of Six Hundred Dollars. drawing in
t-rest from date If its execution ~ the rate
If : per cent per annum and further providing
for ten per cent attorneys Tees u placed ~ inc
hands If IN attorney for collection after ma
turify and said nctc having maturcd October
9TH. 1915: and.
Whereas. the said Margaret X. McAilcn -
the holder and owner ri said note. and the said
brownsville Masonic. Temple Association has
made default in the payment "f said n"tc above
described. due IN the 9th day ot October. A A..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13

DYNAMITE TO
GET LICENSE
ANY ONE FOUND AFTER NOV. is WITH
EXPLOSIVES LIABLE TO FINE OF
5000 UNLESS LICENSE HAS
BEEN OBTAINED OF GOVT.

WASfflNGIoN ID L., Nov. l3.-Any
person found with explosives IN his pos
iseSSion after November ID without a IL
cense issued BY the federal government
showing the purpose for which the explo-
siyes are TO be used will be liable to ar
rest and fine of 5000 or one years i'm
prisonment.
Under the law. the director of mines Is
empowered to utilize the services ~ all
United States Officers and all police OF
ficerS of the the states. including the ciiN
police forces. county .heriff~. deputies,
constable~ and all Officers IN any way
charged with police duties. The police Of
the cities have already been organized Tor
the work. headed IN 4 committee ~ chiefs.
The police are not only t. look after the
enforcement 1T the law. but are a.~" Z"
make thorough Investigations of MI dyna-
mite outrace~ and fires IN factories and
warehouses. and Ia make their reports to
the director II the bureau II MINES.
7 Persons Apnrchcndcd IN plot ~ blow ~
Factories aud bridges will bc turned over Z"
the authorities FOR prosecution under Ted
cral ar state laws. Most states have
,~periallv severe punishment for these
lrrime~. New York has IN extreme penalty
1T TWENTY-FIVE wears Imprisonment Ter the
placing II dynamite with intent ~ hl"N NJ
nrnperfv. The penalty provided N III"
federal war measure i merely To cover
he illegal po~-o-~ion of explosives.
The law provides that every one who
handles explosives must have = Incense -
sued ~ the bureau ~ MINES IN Washing
ton. The seller Of explosives and me lur-
chaserS of explosives must have licenses
Issued generally hv county clerks cor ether
'locol o~ificer- authorized To administer
'naths Their. will h. IN least one licensing
officer IN each county. and more agent
will H. designated III the county II SUI
ficlentlv large q" warrant II. II q state h"s
laws providing for a system OF licensing
persons manufacturing. storing. selling or
using explosives the state officials an
thnriyed "a issue such state hccnsrs shall
he designated ", federal licensing agents
also clty officials qualified 10 issue city
explosive license viii be gwen authority l"
issue federal licenses. \ federal license
will not relieve any person from securing
|ic,-es required under state law AMI 10
rnl ordinances. Only citizens ~ the Unit
"a States Or of countries friendly 20 IN"
States and the allies may obtain
license.
Contractors. mining companies. quarry
men and Others using large quantities 81
explosives. which arc handled by employees.
NAV issue explosives ~ their employees only
through those employees holding 2 license,
called a forcman'~ license.
The purchaser of dynamite. in obtaining
In license. must state definitely what the
explosive j. ~ BE- used for and will be
held accountable for WI ne n stated and
the return M any explosives that may ~
left.
With the strict enforcement of tins law
the federal authorities hope to prevent cS
~plo~ivc~ falling into the hands nf cyillv dis
posed persons and io nut \ stop \" all
further dynamite plot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
TRUST U.s." SAY BRITISH
Mar Does Not Make Englishmen In
derstand American colioquialisms
Any Better Than Before.

MISUNDERSTANDING the war has
not made the English understand
American colloquialisms my better
than hcrctofore-or some particular
Englishmcn are merely lacking a
sense Of humor. anyway, official
Washington Is smiling an official smile
(Which Is the diplomatic way Of con-
cealing undue mirth) owe a little In
cidcnt that occurred I'm Hampton Roads
the other day. when Secretary Baker
was on an inspection trip. He crossed
from one camp 10 another when a
British cruiser, lying neal by. sig
nailed:
"Who l. that going ashore flying an
official fiaE:'
'The secretary OF war;" was the,
answer.
Thank you." said the Britisher.
'Don't mention IT," replied u cour-l
teous biuejackets.
That ended IL until n of our sail-l
ors saw the British w~ig-wagging furi-I
ously. He read the signal.
Trust Us" the British were saying
"we1l neyer mention IL 10 "A soul"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
Classified Ads

IS words or less, lem. for one insertion.
Over IS words, lc. per word per insertion.
More than one insertion at rate of h,c. per
ward. .,xt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
GUILTY FLEE, NONE PURSUE
Two Abandon Auto and whisky in
South Dakota When Conscience
Stricken.

Sioux Falls. s. D.-A combination OF
guilty conscience and booze resulted In
he Lincoln county authorities captur-
ng an automobile which had been
abandoned by the owner. I'm the auto
mobile was found a quantity Of liquor,
which the driver Of the car had SNUG
fled into South Dakota. In violation OF
he statewide prohibition law.
Worth Fcldman was trying out a
Jew motorcycle behind the automobile.
The occupants mistook him for an off,
FER. stopped the car and fled.
The machine bearing an Iowa license
number was confiScated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
GERMAN TOYMAKERS LONELY
send Notes With Wares Asking Buy
ers 10 Write-Found by
Teachers.

Virginia. Mlnn.-Love notes are he
NJ found by Virginia kindergarten
eachcrS in toys made In Pittsburgh
'aciorieS. The toyinnkcrs give their
names and addresses and implore
Sorne friendly person" "a write. None
}: the teachers here has confessed that
he has responded. Most Of the names
igncd to the notes are German and
he writer's apparently feel a social
ISOLATION where they live.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13
TRENTON, N. ]. HAS A BIRTHDAY

TRENTON. y. j., Nov. l3.-Trenton
reached it, l25th birthday today. having
been Incorporated a. 4 city November 13.
1892. Early plans for a great civic celc-
bration To commemorate the event were
..abandCged on account of the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-13

More than $500. 600 American women
are now voluntary mcmb,r~ of the food
administration have pledged themselves 70
follow ~ direction a. ~ food con~crva-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
itc6er Die iriIdle auubentiOn.

2onoon, "a. @3at. Der Mar.
deter Guardian betradtet Die irt.
fne aonoention aIs 0os gr6Bte un6
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltnternebmetL on
oag Sr[dno felt @enerationen feline
Suno gelegt Bat, urlo peldes NIT
araft tn6 gebarrIidteit, Der @roBe
Der SQ6e entipredenb ouragefi9rt
iucroen mitB. G8 beiBt in Dem ar.
tifel:
sGie Qufgobe lit iduierig: benn
Die @eben bon Cir Sobn 2ons0nle
un0 Sir Gorparo GarIon 8eigen, Dab
nod qe6eime 5euer brenrenJ IL. ooB
Der Geiit oeg &orupromiiies nod
nidt iiber Den brooelnoen 8aIiern
ihpebt."
@eiter iiebt Sic 3eitllng ie6od
feiten @runo 8ur Soffnlng un5 er.
fart, oaB Die Berubtgltrtg STRANDS
@roBbritannteit 81 &ouie itarfen,
ais nllb ieiren @re0tt I'm auslon.
Sc be6eu miro. Ger artifel idtiebt
folgenoermoBen:
is lit bon bohiter 8iGtigteit
fir ben llmfang ulo Die gsirtinm-
felt Der nnteritabung, anf nelhe
mir nidt MIR BON ben Ser. Staa-
ten fon0ern and bon unIeren efge-
peu 9omint1nts rednen fonnef.
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BctIdafter Sraneis
bearbeitet Sic RMIIen!

9etrogroo. q. @tai. - Der mi.
liide Mttniiter 0es Qlspdrtigen Sc.
reidtenfo bat 0en frm5olii6en Wlint.
Iterpr1liOenten &ibot it aerntni8 9e.
Icst, Dab oie ruiiiiden 5treittrdfta
10 idnea ipie m0glib reorgantiiert
rperoen tuiiroelt, nm iuieoer nirfiont
in Den arieg eiu5ngreifen. 9us iei
Die ruiiiihe gtegierung Der 8eltbe.
nlofrntie ihul0ig.
Ser omeritmiide goti9ofter
5rancis int ebenfaas fem @eites,
ipnt @uBlan6 gu belpegen, iih mie6er
nit Dem gan3en Qufgebot ieiner
Strait 1rn Sriege at beteitigen. Or
bat oieierbalb aniproder an Die
ruIIiIGen Sruppen gebolterl uno aud
in g~olfsberiommlunaen geiproden.
gr arbeitet in oieier 8e8ie9uug nit
bent neitetr ariegsminiiter aere1sfg
Dem a2lono. George MublouoS"
&au0 in Sono. 5rauci5 lit in
4gtrograo iebr popular.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
Stnrinu i%,erurteilf.

Der Mildfarmbeiiser anton 2ar.
ion, IN 6eiIeu Staulmg Bier. 8ein
uno 2itGre i'm @erte bon etna
$4,000 fonfis3iert iuoroen moren,
nuroe bon Gountpridter Grapfor0
i6uIoig, beiun0erl, bermlideroe @e.
trdnte geietniorig i'm geiie eebabt
st Goben uio 81 baubert Dollars
Celebrate nebit Soften berurteilt.
Cartons andpolt bat iofort 8~erufung
gegen Gas ltrteiI eingeretHt. Gie
@etrGnte bIeiben IN @eripabrling Der
geb6rOen Big oos 5bergeriht ietueu
Gntideio abseeeben bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
Gamtpfp0MIc an scr
brttiicbcm Srcnt!
GransOien beBanptrn, nnf Der San.
elere SOdebene ben Scinb &C.
f6laaer 5t baben,

QonOon, "a. Mtai. - Skinner nod
b1lt Die GnnpfpouIe on DER britt.
lden Sroiit an. glaes, mas General
Saig beute melOete, ipnr, Dab Die
@riter BET eirent lleberfnn zines
Oetitiden @robens cine an5nBl Sc.
fangene eemddt boben.
8aris, "a. Mot. - gom 1. Bis
gum "a. Mot baben sic 6ran3oien
in Den aGinpfen Sipiiden Sctfons
unb Qilberibe 5000 @efongene &c.
modt. @eitrige feiuoIide angriife
geoeu bic franoOiiiden 6teGungert
nuf Der gouclerc SodflGde pur6en
BON ben 5ran5oien aboeidlaGen.
Son Der italieuiiden fyrUnt.
&ieng "a. Mat fiber 2onoon.
@eItern abero meloete 0as Siterrei.
Giid.rueariiAe Saltptquartier:
sgtn9 mebrtGgigen, bergebliden
admpfen fab iiG Der 8ein0 geltern
AM Slor1do genotigt, iettter Snfdnte.
RE Gitbe 5u gonnen. ghir 6itGitJ
@nrS neriudten 0ie StoIiener bor8tt.
ItoBer. sic ipur0en bon rnieren
gdtrouilen sttriidgeporfen. ltniere
Gruppeu Iieferten III oieiem abidnitt
aiis ben feinoIi9en S9ansen einelt
Sffi3ier unb so @tarn an @afangG.
men ionic Elm MaidinengeIdiib elm.
s2luf oent GariopIato geIegentIide
ftnrfe Snfonterietdtigfeit.
aSm aariiden uno Griol Ill Die
Gage unberdr0ert.
s0eftIiher un0 iit06itlider ariegs.
idaitplab; gt6ts az beridten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
Jt0liencr melSctt
cinen 9rc6en Sieo!

Motr, nber 2onOon, "a. 02oi.
9oS ariegsomt nteIoet, DAB nod Ell.
mem 3eb~nitiinoigen onbo[ten6en @e-
iditbfeuer Die itaIienii6e Snfonterte
gum Stltrm oniebte unb Die feirt6,
liden Stellungen ouf Dem &arit
@anoItridt Snil6en Der 2oibp6er
Moraitebene IND Dem @olf bon
GrieiD oitr6broa, Santana eroberte
uno 5000 Mann gefongen nubm.
lit oIIeroing8 elm bi81en bieG,
aber bic SStaliener ingenS-oora
muB es oo1 nobl tpo6r ieinl) @n
bent 3reffen, beiBt eS in bent 8e.
ri6t peiter, beteiligten iid 1870
aeroplone; britiide Qrtiaerie bat
Diel gum @iege b%eigetrogell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
sfreif Der amtidet.

Der Strett Der autider bon Salt.
iuogen bat oie beige 8arttdtigfeit
our unfreiipiaieen @pbe berurteilt,
6n Bic SAMPLER bon 8aumoterialeit
ii6 peigerrt, Oieielben ob3uItefern, od
tie @etDoIttdtigteit Der ltreifenoen
settider ,befirdten. 8ie Iebteren
bingegen erfldren, baB EN- ausfhlub
Der autider ieiten5 Der &rbeitgeber
norlieat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
S~taMsSiiid1c rinic
Nnrcbbtcc6cn!
Sci glprsmunt nerOeu Die S~ransoIen
gefdlassn; frau5Giide sR.
ariffe a6aeiuieien.

Berlin iiber 2olt0on "a. D1ai. ~
0ag ariegsanit melbete bellte nad-
mittag ~foIgen0es Die fronaoiilhen
Sinien BEL g[premont tpllroen BON
oeuti6en Gtufntolonnet ourhbro.
den; Der iid surid8iebenoe Seine
lieB % @afangeie uno 8 @inenper.
fer in nnieren &Gnoeit.
5ronaoiiide angriffe bel Dem
Enrolment @eboft urO Der G1itclerc
Miible mur0en bon rnieren Streit.
fr1iten obgetpteien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
sroBbsm tbr gatts unb

SroBbem ibr gatte unb
,isr bon ieinsn aamerobsn Der MOs
:orraosQbteiluna oes Bolt3ei=0 spars
.emsnts in Baltimore, lopis Elm ans
usrer Maann i6r glut fir cine Srau8s
luton bergaben, I'm 0as 2e6eH bon
5rau Selen R. gods, Nr Satin bss
polisiifen Qu0oIpb gode, su retten,
tar6 bic 6rmi i'm o@bur9 GONE &
Snfirmar9". Sehs Mal nobmsu bic
4erste cine l~lsbertrasung oes glutes
Dor, un6 nod ieOer beriel6en l6ien
tine 8eferung Bel Der qatientin eins
,utreten, bod fpur0e ibr 3uitanb ims
ner fsosntli6er, Bis fs Der COB srs
l0Re. Die @eritorbsRe ipur0e i'm Sc
6ruar auf einem Spa3iergdng irant
.lns muBte mad benz 5oIpitoI gss
6rabt per6en, neil Elm nm @oumsu
,ntjtanbeues @sihlpiir pppsriert psrs
ben muBte. Sur5 ben hierbet Osrars
rahtsa glutberIait mar cine Trans
futon BON 8lut fir notpenoig era6s
tel, gu ueIher Iia iOfOrt ibr @atts,
Ionic pier isiner aamsrnbsn. Gtorgs
espig, sSobu 2nRn, aObert Salsi9b
unb @iaiam gaieman, ipis Elm ans
Oer,r Mlann i'm 6Oipital bersa6sn.
obne baburh bas qeben Drr iunsen
6rau rsttsn gu tOnusu.
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u1aifeIt Ses SHSieitc
Gurnuereins!

IGditen Smnstag o6ero Sen 26.
geoi beranItoItet Der Sii0ieite &urrl.
berein in feiner Sole is. uno Bin
ton Ctr. Elm groBes MoifeIt bel
tpeIdem bon M~itglieoern Der BOG.
lingsfIaiie unter 2eitung oes Surn.
lebrer8 8rib 8amatn Elm Mtaibatm.
tang oufgefiibrt peroen miro. SIN
8erlaufe oes Q6en0s miro alt6 oos
prd6tige bon Serrn Sobn Srtirt.
mer ougefertigte @em6l6e berloit
meroen. ale 6ret1oe oes 8ereits
iino Su oieier @aifeier eingelaoen.
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BrAlilien lit tin
Hrieas5MitanS!
Der Iiuifer bes Genfern rrtfGrt,
Oaf cine Srieesertldrnng
itnnStig lei.

BIO De Syaneiro, "a. 01ai. - Ger
braIilianii6e Miniiter Oes au8udr.
tigerL 4eeonbo, bat Die grtIGrttug
abge9eben, 0oB ita 9raiiIien oIS i'm
&riege gegen 9eutidGano befinoIi6
betraatet; cine arieg8erflaritng iei
nift notig, oenn Elm &riegg5uitonO
nit 9ellti9lanO lit gaidoffen mot.
Sen, inoem mir Die bisberige gtetls
tralitdt oufgebo6en baben. @raIilien
miro NIT ben Ser. Stnaten Son6 in
Sano arbeiten llnO feline 5lotte mo.
biliiterer.
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Wiederum FREITAG, vie gewohnlich,
I'M GROSSEN
DOWN STAIRS
71Mr fir Sreitae

Gmerifaniide 9ruditOffe, 71at
SSn bIalt ga[ctttos, grou tno fam
cies, 10 Yar08 on ben &unberl,
Die GARD fit 71ae.
9ieis guiles, 111at
geette Gtreifen uno Sigtret in
bortrefflihen Garben, fpe8iea gu
lice Die garO.
1lnter5erg stt 10c
eyt gefD1blten 6orben uno Streis
fen in 2dngen bon 21a bis 5 CARDS.
Giir gtibote8 uno @n8iige, go, 10e.
Cuttings ST 15e
Sn 6untGen mo bellen Garben,
81 3oa brett, 6reitag ipe8ie0 15e
bic GARD.
5lonneinss, 25e
geItidte SmiB II. 8atiite Gloltnc.
ing8, Is II. q 3oG melt, gar6, Zoe.
Spitcn at 15e
S6atten 1no Sanitation 6ilet
@Gnoer 1tnO aanten, GARD, loo.
Stifrreieu, SC
4auten bon SpiB unb ~glainioof,
e6enfoQg GtnIGBe uno 8erIen, 3 bis
5 Bod melt, DC Die GARD.
Guricts st zoe
Sins rnin GDtti[ nit freier Bnfte,
~niebri9er 9uite, Idngem Seno,
Stidereibaiat, @r0ben IS bis %,
al 79c.
Goriets at S1.00
@orner8 roItii6ere, nie6rige Bill
tie, LANCER gof nit 0oppel6otiit
freie Siffte, itarfe Softer, @r0Ben
10 Biz 80. ipe8ieI, $1.00.
8Oplins ait 1916
Mercerierte In rpin, bld1t, 2dbert.
ser, einige 0nntle 5arben einidlteBs
Iid grim, rnbb lno braun, n 8oa
melt, 1915 Die GARD.
9eiter st 29r
36.soa. 6iitterung, einIhlieBlt6
Serqeg, Sating uno 6drrner Satin,
in Gdngen BON / BIS 5 gar6s, fpe-
5ieG fir 29c Die garo.
6ing6ams ST. 1915
ausipabl bes gan8en 8orrats, eirt-
idIieBlid @ingbarns, &oiIe bu Ror-
Be, gorf, u. S, g., ipe5iea am Grei-
tag gu 1915 Die GARD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
China tpin anoebli9
AUDI IN Sen Rrieo!

gefing, "a. 92ai. - Sc beiBt,
0oB China oeunnddit ebenfaIs Die
8affen gegen 8eutidIaub ergreifen
miro, oenn Der bisberige oeutif.
freunoIi9e neutrality-suspicious. Guam
Gbt Sui lit our9 Elm Man0nt BEG
Gr1Itoenten ieines ainte5 entboben
uno Or. @u cling Sang 8lt ieinem
Rahfolger ertafnt uoroen. 0ieier
nirb ols Elm Greuno Der Qliierten
beaeihnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-24
0u1abu, "a. @lui.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1890.

Omaha, "a. Wtdl.
9linSSieb 1890.
geeiitiere langiom, n%ieoriger.
@ltte b. bette 12.25-13.25
RitteIm. @eebes t1.50-12.25
@eu6bnli6e 10.25-11.25.
aiibe II. Sellers unregelmaBig,
nteoriger.
@iite Bis bette Sellers 1850
11.35.
@en6bnIi6e 7.00-s.75
Suite +. bette aabe 9.85-10.85
MitteIm. aibe 8.75-9.75.
@em0bnIihe 7.00-8.50.
Stoders ur6 Seekers felt.
9orngefiitterte Gtiere 9.75-10.
Cute b. bette Seekers 9.00-10.
W2ttteImaBige 7.00-8.25.
@eip6bnlihe 6.75-S.50.
Cute b. bette Gtoders $50
1850.
Gtof Sellers 8.25-1O.25.
Stod aiibe 100000.
Gtod aGl6er 8.00-10.50.
Seal adI6er 9.00-13.50.
Bulls u. Gtags 9.25-10.25.
Sdipeine -3ufubr 12.500; @arft
meiiters 10c nie6riger.
0urhi6nitt5prei8 15.40-15.S0
S6dIter 8reis 1880.
S6afe-9ufubr 1900; @lortt felt.
2dnmer 16.25-20.35.
Gborn ghttteridafc 1t.75-1400
G6oru @i00ers t2.50-t4.25
gefiitterte Mtptteri6ofe 1000
1t.6G.
Meerif. Mutteridafe 1t.6o.
@efiterte BANNER 1890.
S5urn Gamer 1915.
3oole0 2ammer 2095.
Spriua 2dmmer Zoe hober.
GIiDpeo 2dumer 1920.
CALIFORNIA; 1895.
@eitern @ooleO 2dmmer .20.35
8opleo Merifang 20.10.
aanius Sin @arftberidDt.
aunios Gitn 81. M}ai.
ainbbieb-3uiubr 5000, @tortt