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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

For Sale or Exohange--Iowa farm
land eighty acre tracts or larger farms
in Marshall county. would exchange
for city property or general store.
Might consider South Dakota land.
Also city property for exchange for
Iowa land. We can sell you an eighty
acre farm, 81 900 down and balance
terms. If you want to buy or sell. see
us at our Office over Surgeons store.
Plumb Bros
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20
FOR sALE-cIrY PROPERTY.


For Sale--Six-room house corner
Of Third avenue and Marion street:
easy payments. Inquire OF Wallace
Arney, Iowa Savings Bank.
For SaIe--Houses and lots and
vacant lots on easy payments. I. s.
Finkie. Phone 1864.
For Sale-My modern home at ~
North Ninth street. Can give pos
session any time as ! am leaving the
city James Shegg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

Of them, II you please to observe, and
their names are Longman, Hurst, Rees,
Orme and Brown" This skit Is said to
have cost Constable fat contract with
LOngman.-Outlook.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20
WANTED.

Wanted Ashes to haul, also all
kinds of teaming. Phone yellow 1880.
Wanted-Boarders and roomers at
10 North Third avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money 70 loan upon farm and city
property. g. w. Lawrence 4 Co. First
National Bank building. -. :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

Wanted-Ashes and rubbish to haul.
cellars to dig, general teaming. Phone
yellow 104S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

Wanted-Housekeep not over 35
years of age on a small farm with no
children as have four of my own. W.
w. Fleming, Williams. Iowa
neutrality-suspicious. waitress. Stod-
dart Cafe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20
KODAK FINISHING.

Mailed anywhere in United States
or France. Prompt service. We develop
any roll Of six exposures for 10 cents.
Promo packs, ~ exposures. 20 cents:
prints 2kxsA or smaller. CENTS
each: 2kx4N to akx+A. cents each;
4xs and post card size. cents each.
Bowen's Kodakery. corner First and
Main street Marshalltown. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

ELECTRICAL WORK.
Cut Rates on electric work, electric
wiring. electric fixtures and irons: re-
pair work 80 cents per hour. Phone
white s01. w. II. Cover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

For SaIe-New Ford sedan in fine
shape Inquire F. G. Houghton. Albion,
Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

Wanted-Plain sewing by day at
home. Phone white 1889.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

Wanted Boy or young man at Spur
geons store.
Wanted-Man with good rig to thresh
good shock run. Write Nels Bank
Buffalo Center, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20
AGENTS WANTED.
FOR SAl.E-AUTOMOe!LES.

For Sale-Good as new Ford touring
car: winter and summer top. Bargain
to early buyer. Phone red 1927.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

To Rent-Pasture, LAO acres IN cszro
Gordo county George Estel. MARSHALL
town. Rural No. !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

have a fine registered jack. now
ready for service at my farm. ~ miles
west OF Marietta, IL miles south and
l mile east OF Minerva Price $12, guar
anteeins good strong olt. Phone Glenn
ons, Arthur Borton. Marshalltown, P
No. 8.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

For Sale-Jne two-ton Kissel truck,
one Michigan Ave passenger touring
car cheap. Bailey Brothers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-20

HELP WANTED-MALE.
Wanted-Bell boy. Stoddart Hotel
Wanted-Boy about 16 years old tc
work around store. Apply Smon's
Style Shop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
JUDGE Lands SCORES


William Haywood, chief defendant, in
answer to the judges query, said the
"bulle lin" formerly was the "Indus
trial Worker" of Spokane, and might
be called an l. w. w. organ. H. l.. Var
ney, whose name was mentioned as
author of the article which stung Judge
Lands, is a st. Louis newspaperman,
HAYWOOD said.
The matter to which the judge took
excep lion said the l. w. W. knew it
wouldn't receive justice and as a final
warning asserted that there were 20C,-
200 persons i'll the organization.
George L. Vanderveer, chief counsel
for the defense, splritedly seconded the
Judge. cit was a bonehead trick" he
told the dfndants.
A hint that IA government will seek
to prove the /. W. W. received outside,
possibly foreign support, was given
when attorneys asked an accountant
who analysed tie l. W. w. books if the
receipts from other sources" includ-
ed German OF Austrian donations.
What happened to d,he quarter of a
million dollars paid in the /. w. W.
treasury in six months after America
declared war will constitute one Of the
government IS main lines Of inquiry.
Overriding protests from attorneys
Tor the 112 I. W. w. leaders on trial
Judge Lands permitted an accoun. ant
to testify as to receipts of the organ
ization.
William Haywood, secretary and exec
utive head of the I. w. W. claimed h'
received a salary Of 800 month Othel
workers professed modest salaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08

see it kept 5000 miles away from our
hemes.''
The speaker seemed rather embarras,
sed that he did not see an American
flag in the lodge room. 'sIf there is any.
thing that should be displayed in q
Maecabee hut, it is the American flag,
This hall and every business house
should be decorated with American
flags" Ships and more ships, combin.
ed with the manhood of ne nation will
let the kaiser know he cannot pass, de
clared the speaker.
Mr.. Markey is also an insurance ex
pert and so recognized in all fraternal
circles. He said that out of every 1OC
that go to war, statistics show thos, 81
will return and that 80 viii go through
the ordeal in good physical condition.
He was glad to say that the Maea
bees were taking care of all heir fra
ternal insurance, paying so far out Of
the general relief fund. A patriotic funC
had been created by the levy of 81
per capita, to be used if necessary.
The first man who lost his life il
the navy was a Maccabee, he said, ant
the $1,000 insurance was paid three day
after receiving notice of his death. HI
felt assured that fraternal Insurance.
would grow, since the government ha(
endorsed insurance and had given re
turning soldiers the privilege of trans
ferring their policies to any company
after their return.
Mr.. Markey joined the Maeeabees 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
CIVILIAN HEAD
Of DEPARTMENT
is BEING URGED
Another Schwab Needed To
Inject Some Pep Into
Bureau Affairs
By Carl D. Groas
nited Press Staff COrrespondent)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, May s.-Appointment of
a civilian head of the ordnance depart
ment is being strongly urged in many
quarters.
Coineident with thorough investiga-
tion Secretary Baker is making into the
ordnance situation, the demand for ga
Schwabn to "pep up" ordnance pro-
duetion is increasing. sA
General Williams, rated high as an
oSlnance expert, has taken hold of the
department, while General Wheeler, for.
mer head, is now in Europe. The situa-
tion confronting Williams is admittedly
none too good.
Those urging appointment of a civil.
ian chief say there is big function
for the military man in the ordnance
situation, but that it lies in distribu.
tion to the forces in the field rather
than in getting vast production quickly
and efficiently.
Virtually every, phase of ordnance
production aside from machine guns and
rifles and some forms of ammunition is
a source of worry to men directly con,
nected with the task.
At present it is difficult to chart in
definite figures just where the ord
nance situation stands. Secretary Ba
ker eonfesses he doesn't know where
the machine gun matter stands. The
policy of silence covering many phases
of war work have kept ordnance-likt
airplanes-from public notice most Of
the time until now when reorganization
and investigation are becoming the pop
ular watchwords.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
Tool Of Germany
Dictator Of Ukraine

Zurich, May 7,-General Skoropauski,
who has proclaimed himself "hctman =
Of Ukraine, has dissolved the central
and little rada and all peasants com
mittees and has annulled oil previous
decreases Of the rada and Russian
provisional governments, according to
advices received here today.
The "hetman" declared that all
future culture and civilization will be
on the basis Of private property.
"'Thanks to the powerful ielp Of the
central empires, who are faithful tC
their promise, we can continue The
fight for the future see Jrity Of Uk
raine," Skoropausli said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
|. W. W. Organization
Had Plenty Of Money

Chicago, May s.--Thc /. w. w. was
no poverty stricken organization ac-
cording to F. W. Bailey, Minneapolis
accountant, who anaIyzed books seized
III William Haywood's offices. His
testimony today in the trial of 1l2
/. W. W. charged with sedition showed
the organization collected $27l,2l7
from Ill sources between April and
August, 1917.
The receipts showed decided in
creases during the harvest months,
when many members were at work in
the fields. In round numbers the in
come was: limitations $57,7l2; dues
/ $74 800; other sources $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
THE EFFICIENT WOMAN

The foundation of efficiency lies in
u robust healthy constitution. When
Ill. weak and suffering from drag,
ging down pains, inflammatory and
liberated conditions or displacement
with consequent backache, headaches,
nervousness and "the blues" no wo-
man can be efficient or hardly fit
companion to live with. If every wo.
man in this condition would only give
that most successful of all root and
herb remedies, Lydia f. Pinkham Is
Vegetable Compound, a trial, she
would soon be restored to health and
reach the goal of her ambition for
personal efficiency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08

refused to leave his books. Students
Icaried him out bodily.
Two firemen vert slightly injured,
one from falling downstairs and tho
other by falling beam. The blaze
ragged for throe hours Lack Of water
Ihydrants near the college hampered tho
work of the firemon.
-Four hundred students had just as
sernbled for Iafternoon classes when
the fire started. All Of them marched
to safety and later did some horo'c
work in carrying valuable books, pa
pers and statuary out of the building.
The cause Of tho fire still is undcter
mined today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
SOCIALISTS ARE SENSIBLE

Chicago, May S.--The national exec
utive committee of the socialist party
at meeting here today rejected re-
quests from local organizations for a
referendum on the war. 1t set August
10 as date for meeting here OF
state secretaries and national party of'
ficials to state anew the position of
American socialists A referendum
was held TO be inadvisable in view OF
the strict provisions Of the espionage
and seditiQn acts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
NoN-pARr1sAN SENTENCED

Red Wing, MINI, May 8. = n. 5
Randall, lecturer for the National Non
Partisan League. convicted Of utter
anees tending to discourage enlist
ments in the United States army and
navy, was yesterday sentenced to fOul
months in the county Jail here, fined
$3.50 and ordered to pay $1,000 eour
costs. A stay Of sentence for sixty
days, pending an appeal for a new
trial, was granted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
College Suspended
Owing to Fire Damage

Oakland, Cal, May s.-St. Marys
college today suspended for the re-
mainder of the spring term, following
tho fire yesterday afternoon which
practically destroyed the main build
ing Of the institution.
Loss TO the building and library war
estimated at 100000.
A small part Of the half million dol
lar library was destroyed. When th(
Flames menaced the library, Brother
Wotbert, n years old who has haC
charge of the library for many years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08

years ago, when as he said, he had q
wife and two children and was teach
ing school in northern Michigan at $50
8 month. At thas time the lodge num-
bered 60 tents with 1000 members. Now
there are 5,40O tents, the membership is
100000 and the lodge has assets of s22,
600 600
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
MACCADFES LISTEN
TOSPLENDIDLECTURE
Commander Markey Visits
Lodge Here and Talks Of
War and Duty

Daniel P. Markey, supreme command.
er of the Maeeabees delivered stirring
patriotic address to those who were Sc
fortunate as to attend the open meeting
of tho Maceabees held last evening in
the Derby building.
'I want to see this war go on un.il
the beast of Europe is eaged," declared
Mr.. Markey. "Ameriea was the first
country to declare that this war was q
war to the finish. am in favor of this
war not only on account Of the prin
ciples involved, bull because 1 want tC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08

in the court house yard, and with his
hair clipped in the form of a cross.
He said % masked night riders had
clipped his hair and threatened him
with more serious injury if he made
any more pro-German remarks.
Zang had told the local draft board
his sympathies we're with Germany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
Ukraineans Protest.

Moscow, May THE Ukrainian
government has forwarded protest to
Berlin, declaring that unless General
Won Eichorn, the German military
commander in Ukraine, and Herr Won
schNazenstein, the German ambassador,
are recalled, the government will re-
sign, it was learned here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-08
PRo-GERMAN's HAIR CUT

San Rafael, Cal, May s. - Henry
Zang, a native Of Switzerland, was
found late last night tied to a tree
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
llnmanen ans ber Sal entIniien
Britiid1c 2lrbciterfiibrer
lOcnSen itcb on 1amiicn

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
49,, as required by the act of Oct. g.,
1917
2on0on, t6. 9Sali.-8ie ar6eiter.
uitgIieoer oes 9}arlamcntes erlicbert
geItern eilt genteiniane5 @luniieito an
RuBlano, in oem iie lore &olitit,
feine 9lnnerionen ais Grgebni5 0es
arieges 8lt 0uloeB, III Der berbor6e.
ben. Sic oppellierten altd an oag
BoIt Der s3entroImadte, cine dbn.
ti6e grflarung 3u MAIDEN ooer i0re
Regierllngen 5lt 5pingerL Dies 3u
tim. 5oa5 Dies uidt getan mer0e,
miro, 10 erflGren Die britiidlen 9(r-
beiterrlitglieoer, oie 8erantportltng
fir Die 6orfieblug 6e8 ariege8 auf
Die goIfer Ser 3entraltndhte follen.
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RmblaftS tidbtet
Gin 1tltifls0ttlftt
an RMfat0itien
8erOen gefangen geiette siliiiidle
Sffi8iere nidt entlaIieu, bann
gibt es Srieg.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16., as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1879
Getroqruo, 16. ssan. 0ie Bel.
i6eDifi giegierung bat an Bic ruIli1-
niihe 9iegierung eiu llltinlutllft ars
loIien, iponod Die bon ben Auntds
men gefmgeuen rltiitiden 2ffi6ierc
i1nerBal6 "a Stun0en nltf freiell
SUB geiebt mer6en nliiiielL iDioriapn.
faIlS Ser arieg erfl1rt Deroen mir0.
g1at meiB nidt gainlf, tOie biele riff.
itfde Sffi3iere berbaftet ipuroen finD.
Sn Dem ltltimatinn beiBt es: ,.gsir
iino irtforniert, ooB Jflun1nen o0g
1874. ltn0 49. ruiiiife Gagirnent I'm
8it1gelten laO Elm 4ontitee oes 1876.
Reginerts un6 nebrere beiud1en0e
0iterrei6iide 9ffi8iere berbnftet Da.
ben.
gSeroen 0ieie ni6t enfIaijen itu0
Oie fir Ste gerbafittna
berohtiportlid limo, nidt innerbalb
"a Stltn0en beftraft, Oonn bctrahten
mir Die 8e8iebltngen fir abgebr0dlen
ln0 fuer0en 0ie lurlfaiienoiten milf
tariiden @}aBnabnten trefien.
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Btit. Ctftanoriff 0ltf
G9icnuiNe mo 1ltek

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16., as required by the act OF Oct. 81,
1879
2onoon, 16. Saif.ei offi8ieIIe
9efonrtlna9ung ii6er oie 9peratios
nen in Der Suit beiagt.
p9fad eineu1 iebr erFoIgreidjen
2uftnngriff om beIIet 9oge fiber
&eutidlalt0 ON Wlortag, ipltroe III
0erieI6en Radt Elm iueiterer anariFf
mlsgefii1rt oeiien 9bieftibe BIC
Stobllperfe bon 3bionbille, buI6-
negs 5ipii6en, 2urenbltrg un0 Dtce,
iporen, no cine Come Nonben oB.
Nanorfen ipur0e. Cine ipeitere baI6e
Come 8onl6en mnroe onf 6Ipei gro-
Be Giiert6abntnotetlplnfte IN Scr
bon 0let o6geipDrfet
o3oS sSeuer Der neutrality-suspicious.
nn0 Die 5heinperfer 9perrIiuicn
Inn Die Gbieftiber iuar eriuabuefs. !
inert. pile uniere @initbifea febrtea
5uriid.
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Yolitil6e &rile III
9tutl6lan0 gebannt
tsei@skatsler Pcrtline bIetbt; PinSenbnro ion
I'M Sale cincs Sicecs arecbli6 frcie
BanS irt DeIten kabell
1taibineton betradtet 6 als einem lomprom

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan
16., as required by the act of Oct. g.
1919
qllnIter6om, 16. SalL-Ger 60.
fdIon3eiger mohte beltte betannt,
OoB 0ie poIitiide ariie 1T 9elitif.
Ion0 beigelegt ipor0en lit. Der gl1l.
iidlt 0es 9teid8fd18Iers &ertliug
miro, inlpeit Der Often in 8etradt
font1tt, 9fe9nung getraget tueroen,
m1breno Sinoenburg irn 5olle zines
6eltti6en 6iege8 freie @oit0 bel
rn0gli9en 9[nnerioneu i'm @eiten er.
balten ioG.
o0oS lle6ereinfounnen" 6e0elttet
oaer @obritbeinli6feit nod, OaB
Sertliug8 Bldne betreffs AnpanOltng
ofeiner glunerion8politit" 9tltBlan0
gegetlil6er an Der n0r0Ii1en nio oits
IiAef 6ront ou8gefiibrt neroen ltn6
oaB oie ga6eutiherL mel6e Die ct.
oberungspolitif Ser Neilitariiten be-
foIgen, betreffs 6ranfreids un0 Sell
giens berrifen ioaeh.
3ie gmoertiden baben iln1ner
oorouf ge0rtngeh oaB 9eutidIdtt6
Die er3reiden Seile 8ranfreid8 u1tO
Belgien8 ME oufge6en ioIle.
g8oibington, 16. San. - Die beii.
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9entidjc Derinden NIT Ser6ieh asrie.
Den ST id)IieFeu.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
49,, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1879
Qon0on. 16. San. Ser aaifer.
forreiponOent iu ierbiidea Saupt
qunrtier beridtet. Dab oie s9llgo
rem bergebIide glnitrengllngen sltr
5rnternifierinig MAIDEN itnh GoB Die
Geutiden mad sen ierbiiden 2inien
Runipblete ien6eH, bic g'eriudle 00r.
iteleH Ser6ien bon Sen aIiierieit
iort5n3ieben. Der aorreIbon0elIl
iagt, Dob Ct ails auier EueIEe meiB.
Dab Geiierreidl llugarn nor fur5ec
8eit Den Serben oiirh grionffniaIe
Die lle6ergabe gosniens uno Der
Ser5ogeipinn nit einem l|ugang uod1
ocnI ooriatiidlea @ieerc aneeboiea
bot. wenR iie ben aalnpi ailiae6ea
lno 6rie0en i9liebrH-
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W1isler beraltbfc
2lrnteebaftk nm $4,000

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16., as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1919
CAMP GSltniton, aouios, t6. Son.
CINE offi5ielle glof8d9lltng Der
9eitan0c DER 9lrmec6onf inn Camp
5SltnitOn seigt, OoB @auptman
2emiS @6is(er $62,826.21 Ita6l, ais
er ON Jreitog 0ie ganf berarbte
unO bier WEdnner nit elmer glrt
t6tete mO eiuen fiiuften peripun0cte.
Iie giobrehnina lit enogiltig un6
mnr0e int GibiiioiS Soilptquartier
geitern nahrnittag hetanit gege6en.
Seine Spur hon Dem peribnun0e-
nen @el0e mur0e, iomeit man bier in
grid6rnHg 6ringen fam 6is6er ae.
funOcn un6 Die Sudje Miro iortqc.
iil6f. g9nl. Sutiig BON aanias
Gitp. Brdiiocnt Der Rational Re.
ierbe 8anf, oeren 3weig Die 9(rmee
9ant nor, lieb ourd 0os 9ibilions
Snubtqnartier betnnnt eeben, OdB
COS geitoblenc @el0 bon i9n, ais
0cm eiacntiimcr Der @ouf. ericet
miIroe er bai, ipie CT inat. bcreits
10000 Gepoiiten seogdt.
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f5O, 900 2lrbciter
Scr JncMitrie ftii6ie

G9irogo, 16. e5al. Dos idlinup
iic llntuetter lift borii6er, 0oS 2eben
lge6t in Gbicago beiite ipie0er ieineH
laeor6neten @ang. Ger brittle i6mere
5dDneelttirn5 Der fir geitern onges
Iiagt iuor0en mar, lit etlihe gieilen
iron Chicago boriiberge8ogen 1nto
IhrouIie iiber 6en grieiee bin. Ole
|sloblennot, iDeldje In ben Iebten Ias
|aen iebr groB mar un0 ndmentlih
|oie GfJiner. uno 0ie W}ttnitions-
linoultrie IN Chicago nno Der GoIu.
iaeter @e1eno 8nr bolligen getriebs,
einltellllng ttn0 Der 3ettiueiligen ent-
Iaiiung BON ii6er 10000 qrbeHern
iae8tuiingen BAT, lit einigermoBen be-
ieitigt ipornen.
9uiiiefoe bon arbeitern In Soutb
Gbicdoo, @nrb lm0 syn0iono @ar.
bor Deroen jett nit Der s5reileglug
Der 8eiden ltno gabngeleiie beidaf.
fiat. biS 6ie aoblen3uflbr Der
5dmerin0lttrie bic ggieoerolfnabme
Nes g}etriebs cruloglidt. gluBer ben
Sdlodtbofen uno bieleu fleinen IN.
aitItrieaen getrieben milIieu bic fol.
acnOen @roBinonitrien Wegeu aog-
iennlangel feiern:
calinois Steel 60, 10000 2ente;
geeitern Steel on0 s5ounorD 60,
3 500; QiIlman 60, 5000; Stano.
arb Oil 60, BbitiHg, 1000; sSn.
1iana eteeL 60, 10000; Snlano
5teeI 60, 5000; llnioerial Bort
Ian0 Cement So, $500; Union
Trnfpn Gteel 60, 500; @drb Bolt
E4no Srrcm 60, 300; gletua Grplo
|ipes 60, 1000; 9lnrf 4liamiiac
Euring 60, 1000.
guf ben giienba9ueu pie and
.nf ben elettriihen 2an06abnm i'll
IT Ntrfe9r bellte pie6er einigerma.
Ben 1T Gang gefommen iDenu Die
,ilqe uud Dieliaf betrddflide Ger.
sjatlina boben. ggiebiel Shlndtbieb !
Enierlpeos IN ben Gagan Der @ieb.
kge erfroren 1T, I6bt lid nidt ers
EiiteIn. Is miro ober cine betrddlt |
Bic 80bl iciL ipeHnglcih Der ger
int Hpen Scr &iiieruag beoefieH0
E9gelaIIea batte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-16
ScSialiltcit 9c0cn
1oatcrlaltSspartct
gartei6aSer si6t an glnsfdrcitanscn
slnlaF; Sirpib erflGrt, Gns.
IauS iadlt 5rieoen.

tTrue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Jan.
16., as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1917
glnlIteroanL t6. sSan.-9ie &6lni4
iae 8olfs3eitung meIoet, Dab cine
BON Der 8nterIanosportei Su Mnnr.
Deim einberllfene 8erIani1llug bon
ltnabbGngigen So8ialiiten berbin0ert
puroe. Nad itlnoenlanget 21rnt
iultroe Die 8eriammI1ng mel6er et-
na 1000 @erIpnen beilppbntet bon
Der 8oli3ei lnter 8eifoQsrlifen ser
So5iaIilten oufgel6it.
Sen 9iliieloprfer gta6ri6ten slt-
folge bat Der friibere Wtariuemiuiiter
i. Girpib, elmer Ser SSilbrer Ser
@aterlanospartei, in einer @erianln-
lung bon NoIitiferu li10 SSournaIi-
item erfldrt, ct lit 0abon ii6er5augt,
Oab QeutI6lonbs SlltereIien int Often
geii6ert lper0en ioaten. Gr bebaitps
tcte, BOB Der Gaudbootfries gng-
lnnO bereit8 ge8lpungen babe, lsSrie-
Oen 8u ithen 1tno 6oB es bereit iei,
ir0eno Elm @}ittel 5t oieieut 3rpefe
ou3ltluenoen5 llno ioIlte es babel ei.
nen ooer ben anoeren 8uuoesge-
noIien inn Std Gaiien.
ngroBbritaunien" 10 iagte er,
bat bereits 0ie 6oroerunoen, oie
bon elmer Ser ouiierten 02G6te qes
Itellt lpurOel erntdBi9t, Tim ieiue
eigenen arieg88iele in 9elgien SIT
bernirflihen.
8ir bertrouen ouf Sin0en6lrg
unb 2uoen0orf, oaB iie feineu uu-
itderen s5rie0eu lcbIieBen peroen.
Ger8idtleiitlmg mierer Slltereiien
I'M 8elten tpilr0e 1tnIere politii6e
uuo 6tonomiide 3ltfltnft labm Iegen.
@elegentlid elmer @erianrtnlung
in 8ronffnrt pur6e cine &eiolution
ongenonluleI monad Elm 8rie0e, Der
0eltti6laHo8 0fonomii6e syttereiien
Dabrt, nltr dllf @rut0 Ser inn &eidls- |
tag angenonrneneu 6rieoensreloIll- |
tion n1ogIid) lei.