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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28
CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters were ISSUED yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission as
follows
r: a. Davis & Co, Inc. Urbanna
capital stock. $4,000. Purposes: man.
utacturlnE barrels. boxes. furniture
etc r. A. Davis, Lresident; 4. l.
Jones' secretary-both OF Urbanna.
h: NJ. Clements Co, Inc. Lee Hall
capital stock, $50 600 PURPOSES: NOR.
camille business. II. VI. Clements. pres.
ldent; Phillip j. Bray. secretary-both
colleen Mining, Corporation. AIRING.
ton. Capital stock, $3.50, 900 PURPOSES.
mining business. S. F. Stevens. presi-
dent; VIII T. Snyder. secretary-both
Carry Ice Cream Company. Inc.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union Stock Yards.)

va, 1913.
Report for week ending May 10:
Choice steers. Is; medium TO good. 1919 q
l3z: common to fair. SI4ll$4. Choice
he!fers, 1904: medium to good. ia. q rs. !;
common TO fa!r. go 9lOss. Choice cows.
nGlli7: medium TO good. 9,4 q 1919: common
TO fair. 7Gs. Best oxen. II l2i5: medium
to good. nan; common to fair. IIa9sh.
Best heavy bulls. ii6l2h light. So Its;2.
Rest calves. Is: common TO fair. i$Gn
Best hogs 1871; medium weight. lsd isK:
pigs. l59l7: COWS and stays 44l5i7. Best
sheep. i6@i12; common TO fair COS Best
lambs. I5Qls; medium to good. Hyl5; spring
Ia MI
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

+. II. Boisseau ct ux. to Joseph Kin
ncy. trustee. 26i-i feet and OF irregu-
lar depth. known as 2307 Park Avenue.
Nav / 1918: S2,S15.
{. II. Phillips ct Tx. to Pollard G.
BaEby. Inc. trustee, 20 l-2X52 feet west
side Lombardy Street, "a l-2 feet north
OF Grove Avenue. January 2l. 1915;
c. H. Phillips ct Tx. to Pollard &.
Bagby. Inc, trustee. 52X49l-2 feet
northwest corner of Grove Avenue and
i.omoardy street. January 81. 1918;
W. c. Todd ct ux. to Meredith &.
Leake lots 10, II and IS, block 6, Pla-
teau. May 2S. 1915: $500
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To-Day at the Movies

nLUEDIRD-Almn Rubens 4.
'The Love HrOkcrx."
REA-"fhe Land of Long Shad-
OrS."
isfS-"Over the Top" by Arthur
Guy EInpcy.
tOLONitL-Sormn TnimaJEe In
"Dc Luxe Anne"
HfJOt--Billic Burke in, ewes
Daughter"
ODEOS--Ernncls nuAhman and
beverly hnyne In, "With NcntnesK
and Dlspatch."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28
TRADERS BEW|LDERED,
MARKET IRREGULAR
Lower Prices Scored in Afternoon ut
Opening OF Wall Street
Session.
CONSERVATIVE ATTITUDE WISE
Leading Bankers Approve President
Wilson'S Attitude OH Tax BILL
Renewal Of German Offensive Cuts
Big Figure.
BY pRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, May 27-So many de.
s se1op,nen ssy. were crowded into Wall
were bewildered and the market was
very irregular. The opening was
steady. but almost Immediately prices
weakened SO that there were losses of
as much as points In some standard
issues within an hour. Then came a
rally rally that made up most of these
his address to Congress. confirming re-
polls OF an immediate tax bill. and
,,Ses res Of the German offensive.
the market sold of rapidly.
In the afternoon lower prices were
mace IMAM IN the morning. losses In
some active issues running as much
az points TO 10 from the high figures
OF the morning or the previous close.
rihai prices were about tho lowest
OF the day with stocks pressing for
Action OF the market to-day demon
etrated the wisdom of conservative
sseitude. The market fundamentals
are are very bullish. but the superficial in
, general public to dinerentiate between
Iunoamentals and superGcials is the
GaqIe OF the presen. irregdlarity.
clearly are afraid OF what the mob
might do In the event Of something
Washington. The mob took to-day's
washington development. as unfayor-
Leading bankers approve President
WILSON'S attitude in the regard TO tax
OH; They admit that temporarily IL
s G,su ssuo,ect the various groups of in
therefore, TO stock market irreguiarity
s9t II VIII give the country figures on
which to work.
The most important influence on the
market is the renewal OF re Gnrr,an
offensive. While unpleasant news NAV
come DAY TO day from the battle field
tho allies were now absolutely sure
Germany cannot take the hanne! ports
ne lairoad situation is az last on
ao- ssSne !qnnda;.on as The rsssul, Of
1he wage increase OF $500 900 900 is
met With rae and passenger increase
Oh Ssoo."oo o9o This excess OF income
WI go 10 help The government paw
the rentals. II proves that tho Inter
state Commerce Commission has no,
neen giving the railroads "A square deal
oeen since the war began. Rates nov,
10 De !nausurate6 will become familiar
70 me business interests. and when
government control cnda. they Will con.
, holders W '''SH
Wall Street expect, tho government,
taxation avs %
a,d i. wopld he !npracc,!casle to have
and therefore price adjustments mus,
be expected mus
- For .. , the present sont!men. srqmises
than ngures. and the var news ne
comes market ractor ove-sSsSow;,r
all others
Sss and az ;aoa HSs"ss, Pc. on II.
s siisiri' ss,x. .,;y, a.. sis
st5ss AMI, ?s,,: a. '.H' .v. a'"s ~
!.saar rsros1 soa5o asl2 r, So.t. r.
xix n;os ,,fy eays and ninety days. SOC
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

.,..W lUKk. Way 2.-Eav sugar steady:
centrifugal. Sos: Elol:.scs nominal: reHned.
steaGN Gu, ioat SIS: crushed. SO. mold
powered, 763; hne granuiat.d and amond
!; -: confecti0ners a. rs; 30. /. 80.
i'rter. STEADY: cheese, steady. Spot coffee
cuIt; BIO "a. s+.. Santos L.. lp5s q il,..
ASIDE from a switch OF CtD barrels June
70 July at even terms. there was no tn
terefi shown IN cotton oil to-day. No quo
tations were put Oh; at the close. Prime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

Richmond. Capital stock, $1,000. 600.
Purposes: manufacturing ice cream.
etc. Paul Dulaney, pi ssident; Ernest
H. Daniel, secretary-both OF Wash
ington. -. c.
Foreign charter:
Union Assurance Society. Limited. a
foreign corporation. chartered under
the laws OF Great Britain. Capital
stock. S2.lS?.925. The Commissioner of
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Produce E.chane. once.

The officers OF the Richmond Pro-
duce Exchange. elected at the recen,
annual meeting are: w. c. Carnente,
president: E. w. Evans, vice-presidsnt.
j. n; Hardwick. secretary, and John
~ Anern treasurer. Executive com.
m Wailerstein. E. L. Frost.
Fl. I. Cobb. Barney Bowman and n
r. Sigourney. ~
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

J. D. Carneal trustee. to w. L. Tay-
lor' ~ l-l2x14S feet 1-2 inches. known
as SZ2 North Second Street. May "a.
j. J. Disney. trustee. to T. F. O'Con-
nor. 2SI124 feet known as sos North
,tahflnty-fourth Street May Fl. 1918,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28
NAVAL STORES.

oh; sales. none; receipts, 81 casks; ship
firm: sales, 81 barrels: receipts. 81 barrels:
shipments. 100 barrss: stock. al74S barrels r,
7.75; l. $50: X, 7.s9@Slo: NJ. 7.soIs.so: y.
s.co6s.6o: VIC, SIS; WV. $50
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BOND LIST

an an Wri,!ns Paper IS tb;d) 81
Atlantic Co.'S, Lin. 't..,..''................ 3?
a II. snt y, col. i........:.... <
=, L cE. 4. lpal,!norcl DID ...... :
ChesApeske and Ohio cv. Ss,'' q
Io,fiIsrt ToS Syets OBJ; So taskedl...... ga.
Mercantile Marine So .........,. ..'.,'''''' g
Sea board Air Line rsr Is '''''''''
SoutSsro :, i.'.e a:i- Ss...,............ Sii.
South.,n - - ..,.............. s2i,
"',n I'i!!"ny % 'blG l-...............
y ESes.s.teied :s 1872 :................. 81.
U. S. Registered Is 1925 '''''''' "a!
-. L;pe!ty Loan 2's. ................... 5. o.
~ C. t.tSs.y Loan md is................ s. -
=, S:."y loan Sra t1.s............. 81. so
Va Brown Bros, Cifs. W. Vai.. Is
Car Chemical lst 81 Ibi,i ~ .;
N2--Csr Chemical CIV. IS Did ~ IS
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Wholesale Quotations ON Exchange.


NEW YORK. May 27.NEetwes. stsadv.
steers. si3 q si7.c5: bulls. .a.ooG sii0: cows,
calves weak veals sI25o0 sisa5: curs
ana little calves. 5000 "a sla.o0: skim milk
calves $4,000 fll.C1.
Sheep ana lambs. weak; aneep. sIoo@ $500:
snrng lambs. s2n.co q $3.50. clipped lambs.
Sl3 % q $500: wool lambs, SO 90 n s"l.A0
Hogs market lower at sls.2J q SIS 20:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. May Election goods and
yarns to-day were firm and quiet. Raw silk
Of quiet general trade were more pre-
raient during the day in dry goods lines
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HUsTINGS TRUST DEEDS.

Ruth p. Blair ct viz to p. C. Gee.
trustee, 90 l-2xl32 feet south line of
Mn street - IL feet east of Stock
ton street May II. 1918; $3.50.
Pinkey Williams to p. {. Gee. truste.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

tlCAHL, Gay E.-Idcal conditions to
growth brought about material decline to-
Gay ~. prices OF corn The hn:sh ncr-
and July isT's 10 I,57.,. Oats closed IN.
outcome varied from e or TO an ADVANCE
q i;c.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permit was issued YES
terday by the Building inspectors
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Com
pany, 10 repair frame shed on east side
Hull Street. between Twenty-6rst
street and A. c. l.. tracks. to cost s24h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

NEW ORLEANS. May e7-Rapid syctr,-
lions within rather narrow limits ma-kcd
the trading In cotton to-day. the mark et
regarding the pending condition report and
net advances on the strength OF spots The
9 to "a points While the openng was al
the advance on the near months the dista nj
appeared to be tho result Of buying orders
which accumulated over Sunday. hut the
bureau report on condition. showing a per
centage OF SO OF the ro-rnal This was
mates and comnared with the ten-year
average Of 7ol tor Nav q. Prices fell oft
days finals Texas wired that a good spot
demand was being felt there. In the after
under the dullress. 80
Spot, steady and unchanged. Sales on the
ding SIS -"'N
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au.Ine.x s.-.,..

Under this head or tho Want Ad
page you Will find all kinds of ser.
Vice. Use 1t as a reference guide. To
insert an ad. call Randolph !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28
Summer Hon,es.

Look at the Want Ads. II Won FIJI,
to md what you want. advertise for IL.
A little Want Ad In this paper works
wonders. Call Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE cotton IKE,
was nervous and irregular during to.day's
traoins, win near months relatively ar-n
on reports or an Improving demand for low
grades. July .nld high as = Is or 2,
points above Saturdays close The general
list closed steady q, not advance OF =
points on June hui from 10 TO 70 points net
kei opened easy at decline OF ii 10 81
points. in response to lower cables and
the favorable weather man Iiv.rnoo'
bought July. but gold later mon,hs anS
bearish private condition figures -nco,,ra rod
considerable selling on the early decline
which carried active month. 81 to Al pofn.s
net lower. The market s;cadied on trade
buying and covering with July Leading the
advance There seemed TO be less appre.
here for delivery owing 10 the reports OF an
improved demand from spinn-rs and there
were also rumo-s that government suecia-
cations might be modified 10 permit IN. isa
OF lower grades In manufacturing nrmy AID
navy requirements. Apprehcns!ons that ,ha
market was over-d!scounting bearish condi-
ton figures also stimulated the covering
movement which extended 20 % so FOR Oc
toberr and aH for December. or about 10
figure. Later months were comparativeiS
advance, owing TO the continued fayora HE
character OF the weather. and last nrice.
were ;: to % points of from tho best iIndc1
realizing. Three private rsports were ,.
sued One OF them indicated an increas.
Of 3 per cent in acreage and Is per cent
in the use OF fertilizer with n condttion ~
SCI. and made the condition & and ,be
acreage Increase Is: while the third pla csd
tho condition at u.s. and the incrna.ed
mr. 20
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,ot cotton. steady: midd!.nk. al

NEW YORK. May, l!-port movement
Total to-day at all ports-Nat rec.,,,s
$50 bales: exports. 1927 bales: stoeR'
Total for week-Net receipts. l..sss bales.
Total 10: season-Net receipts csc 40,
bales: exports. 3.555.9s7 bales. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28

NEW YORK. Nav .7e,.,,
s Sou:, months and siI months re-" w.
s sieiIn sJS ..I;y-day bile: ..7cS.: comm.,
si1y.HaS bills on oanks si7y. COW,
iHni: Hrfrs! st1,y-day bills. ,iT% densns
Sls1: cnhief. f,Ts 7-ls: bar silver s.,.
-..a..ah iois.rs, -: Eoverngn1.t bond. Il, .
regular: railroad bonds easy TIN. io.n.
.H'er sI'y days and ninety days "a rE,
ruling rate. '''''''S' strong
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on EXCHANGE

Cash eo-n-No : yellow. I7:al7t: No
GLOW. i5S q Les; No. 4 yellow, 40.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-25
H0Acrn Iprtdtt BON
lsric0scittl
Saat, Ron OrriiIr strncracicbac.
bnug @crnifidl NIT Scr oubcrer
gau6er nnSbalttn fam.

Berlin, %. @pril.-9ei riucr
Rcoe ilber ois critic 2eiune Der ucu.
en- Steurrboridldqc ioqte @ruf 2oe.
bern Der Scfrct0r 0eS faiierIiden
Sdusnutes, bob ,000,000,O00
@}orf Der 1880 100000, Die fir
Die od)tc glnlcibe pe5eihnet mur6cn,
bcrcits cinbe3a5tt moroeu imo.
ngci Der bernriteben0en 9lcfon,
itruftion Der RcitbSiinon5en muB
icue8 NatiterititG. Sic 9leidsfonititu.
tion, grlmoiabIib gednoert mer0cu", i,
ioQte or, Cine fundamentals Ser.
teiIura Der Gtcuern IN oircfte o0er
iuoirefte 5teuern miiroe ni1t 5eitge.
NAB fem.
og9ir iuiiien nod lidlt ben BE-.
traq Der ariea5cHtido0iguna oen
mir gcirinnen neroen" iogte er.
rllniere Steipreeicbgebuug" fiig.
te or hiu5u, ,6raudt iid) Dor einem
8ergtaih NIT Scr In onoercu Can.
bern nidt 3u filrhten. Gie qrobcn
2teueriibe in 0irofbritunnien 8eiger
peoer cine heue Bats, nod cine
oraaniItte gleform. 9lmerifoniitbe
arie0slteuern 5eigcu mir @iafiir
unb @erihieoeHbat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-25
10000, 900 Gcnncn
$cbifTc iuctScn ocbo,It
UnS Sdltfiebaupruarnmm fiir nddl.
iicS 1aar bebcuienb rrbobt;
meiitene StahIidliiir.

@oi6inaiou. 25. 9lpril Gic
Sdifiobrtsbeborbe bot iid) iiir cine
ar0Bere glus0ramtua Oes edits.
progranms fir 1919 eutidicoeu uuO
oie gln5eidcn beaten 0oroui bin, oob
Die @rbobung ner lSroouftion hi
1920 beibeboltcn luir0.
Nus utIiidriiden @riiHoen miro
bic genaue @r6bc 0cs fitnftigen 9au.
programns nidt bcfont aeqeben.
gtus frilbcreu gefonutlnod)unqen oe8
8oritter Surleb idbIieft man pnot.
ooF DE 0ro0uftion in 1919 iid ouf
mebr oIs 100000 Gounen be.
Ioltfen miro. Die qroBte 3obI, Oie
ie 5u irgeuo elmer 3eit bon ir9cuO
elmer Patton gebatlt mnr6c.
Son Der ndditidbrigeu Ionnaqe
meroer ctlpa 100000 5onnen ans
Stobl gebout meroen. 35 g9criteu,
0ie Gto6Iihiffe boucn unO bic 25S
9topel befinDen iid) an Der otIurlti.
ihen mo Der @olffiiite uno 10
@erften mo 6G StoprI an oer po3i.
fiid)en &ilItc.
@tan enpatct Dab 2,500,000
Eomeu &oI8idiffe i'm ndcbitcn Sab.
re er6alit Der0en, fait oltsidlieBli@
an Der pa5iiiiden mb @oIffiiite.
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Sc6lct6tes Benc9tftcn
bcicer 211iniitcr?

aopenbaaeu, 25. gtpriI. &on5.
Ter Sertling bot ee9en Die oGeutihe
3eitn19" Elm 8erio6ren eineeIettet,
ga 6ieiefbe einen Q(rtifel beroffent.
Ii6te, meItber 6o8 genebmen oes
oeutiden U}iniiters 0es 9litSrp1rti.
gen. bon stiiblmonn iotpie Oas iei.
ues friiberen 6iterreidiiden aoIles
gen oes @rafen g5erniL ndbren0
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING In 9uta.
reIt fritiiierte. geiogter 9lrtiteI er.
fldrt, bob bon aiibIlnaun bdufi9 in
8eqIeituug elmer beriibtigten SaIbs
neItoame geieben ipur6e, mG6renb
g5ernin beionoeres Syntereiic fir
gaQetteliien befunoet baben ioa.
gtnoere 8eitlingen entiduloigten bic.
ies @enebn1en Der bei6en gluslono8.
miniIter oornit, 6aB es nift i6Iehter
mar, ols ipenn bic gauern tbre jdbr.
li6e geriommIpug in Berlin baltcu.
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SOlldnOildj=Orntid)r
Situation gcIpannt
rcnSOnsr preGbrridiS bsfoocn H0h Nie bslNers
Ieitloeu GcIanStsn dbberufcn wnrNcn;
Hcttld,c Hap0Ilerie an scr Grcnse
pOuanS bcfiuSet IiN in nauocne0nler Cage

9aan III bier iiberseaai. Aab SOL.
lano ben 6taii6rn Gorocutneen ai,gi
nadlfommep miro. ouber e. 1T miI.
lens. icnr gleuiraliidt 50 apfcrn.
Spuonb ober meib, Ocb ioae es ai
DeulIdllaub bolt, Is ole icine Sdiiie
imo aolonicn uerlicrt gcr ileine
neuirale @ioot bcfin0tt iiA 0eshaIb
III uerNutiirItcr go0c,
collie e8 hen Nriten ncIunaen
iriu, sic Seutibe Eoudboot.9laiis lit
9eebriiaQc ut0 Gitcu0c cii8uforfeu
Damn iiebt iih GeitidInnO qe8luln.
aen, 0roitiide Dlabuobmeu Souono
aeaeniiber 81 treficn, o0er Ole &andl-
boot.Gompaane TT Elm 8cblihIag.
ltebrigens bat GattidlanO bereits
felt Gdneerer 8eit iein 9Iugenmerf
ouf SoIlau6 eeridtet oebobt @leb-
rere ,yobrr Dor Dem ariage ipur0e INT
boadnbiiden BorIoment ourm beiit.
ihen ginfIuB ser geriudb geniadt.
Bic Uliln0ltug Der SheIbe att befeiti-
gen, nm Gdut bon Der sreleite az
qeipabrcn. Gieies mar eegen grg.
lan0 aerihtet. 2ebtere erhob tit 10
braItiiber 8eiie 9Sroteit, bob oerieIbe
fait oIs llltimotim betrd6tet per0rn
fonnte, m0 man IieB oen 4lan fall
len. Sieiiee @lilitdrs iino Der gIn-
iidt, oaB fol8 nid)t Streitfrdfte Der
g[lliierten ben Soadu0ern 8ur Silfe
aeianot miiroen, cine bdIbe gliIlion
oeutiher Sruppen Souaio ijbcrren.
uen fonnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-25

,,m aaaa. 60 april Der 0li.
niiict Fit Qanoaucriei0ielna oct Die
9rTldruna obatatbcu. sic acaeapdr.
iiae Qode bcoinac 0oB Ole b66ite
sllitrearoH5c iir 0cu gon0iturnt BET.
bcbulten mtroc.
Teutidle 0obaduie bot an Der
ueitpb1lidD hollduoHden (Srcu8e ibr
Griheintu penodlt Ni&ner mur0c
0ieielbg helhidcrieiiS bon 2onOimrul.
Iuttru beiebt
Cine IN itartem Conc obgcioBtc
0cutide 9lote tit bier ciupetroiicu.
Syu oerirIbeu miro cine ihneae 9e.
anttuortlnlg Der 0eutitheH 8or0erm.
acu berlmat; 6ie Gultid)en nerlou.
qen unbrdnitan0ctc Gnrhiubr bon
N}oterioI Onrf SoGono nod BEL.
aicn.
qou0on. 81. 9lpriI. 9tus Qlut.
ucrppu bier etuaetroiiene &reBocpe.
idlen beiogen, Goloro babe ieincn
&ertrgter uon Berlin obberilieL imO
0ab Der 0eutidje @cionote int Saag
nod Berlin 8irildeefebrt lit.
SoIlono lit enticbIoiien, feline gSet.
trolitdt duiredjt 5u bolten trob Der
oeutiben 5or0eritng boIlon0iidle So.
male un0 9obuen 5inl Gronsport
bon @loterioI nod 9elgien benitbcu
at 0iirien. Gie ger6onoIitngen bo.
ben nunlnehr eiucH fritiidlen 9imtt
errcidJt. glan 0laubt bier, ooB es
gum gtbbrub Der oiplontotiiben ge.
3iebumgen 3lpiihan SoIlnno uno
Deutidlan0 fontnen miro.
@oihingtou %. glpril. Geutit.
Lamb bdlt ieine Giicniniiit iibcr SOL.
anO, I'M oieIes at 5luingelt Die
Gitrdjfabrt bon 0lotcriol nod geI.
gien at 1eItatten. sSn ibren Oeipe.
ratpn anitrenplugen, eine @itidei.
6una on ser 8eItfront berbei5ufiib-
rem, bot Die oeutibe Diplomatic
iuieOer ibre gaihtaftllng Der &efte
neiitroler 9dnopr an oen Sog geleet
Ole Ul6glidfeit zines Strteges
3lpiiheu Solano un6 9eutiblauO lit
borbonoen bod ftnO bisber bier nur
farge gtndridten iiber oie Gntipide'
lung Der 9mgc eineetroifen.
GoIlte es fpirfIih 8um arieae ton,
men, bonn piir0e 8eittihlonO obne
9lpeifcl beriitdeh iib einen 8eg
ourd SodouO nadj 8eIgien an bab.
nen. qlQeroing8 1T Die boIl6nOiide
@ren8e ourd gut onsgebilbete Col
6uteu beicbt, bod 1T es irngIidl, Oh
0ieie lange elmer ernitIib geplnnten
e5nDnIion lpi0erite6eu fonueu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-25
Giienb0bittpcrkc I'M
Gina, o., dbecbrdnnt
0ie6rere anOere grdnSe ~ gIeider
3eit; BniierOrnf seitSrt; grOker
SdaOeu augeridtet.

Gina. g., %. glpril.-Gret 9rdn.
0e, bic at aIai6er 3eit in Den Cafe
Grie & g9eiter1 @erfitdtten geitern
o6en6 ausbraben, baben bic $500.
900 9(nfage foIt qon5 8eritort uuo
branilten beitte friib nod. Der 8ai.
ierorud NOR an einem nod nidt felt.
qeiteaten 4unfte 6urd6rohen m6
9unoeSogenten bebntpten 6oB Die
2oihifldude an Snei Steaen ser.
i6nitten fporoen iin6. Sin Maun
muroe bon Der 9}oli5ei in SOFT ge.
nommen. Drei 8euernebrIeiite tUer.
ben oerlnibt iluo elmer lieat in sinem
SJipital i'm brpuBloien 8uitan0 6or.
nie6er. Gin gtrbeiter muroe idper
berlebt, 6eueriuebrhef eSobu Mad
erlitt idlimne Sduittpunben, nab.
reno mc6rpre nn6ere leihtere Ger.
lebunacn erlitien Gin meitercs
5euer In einem eutfernten Staotteile
ioDie @rdn6e IN ben Seimen Der.
idJie0ener 9lusldnoer muroen eben.
falls aemeloet.
Der gr1n0 in Der eiIenbobn.
mertitdtt folate einem gr1n0e, Der
spci Stnuben frit6er eeloidi woroen
mar. eiisnbabnbeninie entOedten
bns Beuer on 0rei berihieoenen
Qldten Der Qnla9e. Gasiel6e brd.
iete lidJ idFnen ans
8ebn bis bier3ebn qotomottben,
Die fiir bio arie98nrbcit iebr notiDen.
hig iin0, fiu nnlcr 8ua non grnp.
DeniB0aaons, Der ioebeH ieriiaadtelt
mar. unb biele nnbere Waaeons.
iolDie 5radJtiuaaen mnrocu ein Maib
oer 6ldmmen. 6reibeit6bonbs I'm
Berte bon $4,000 bfrbrnnuie ebent
iaIs im Bureau BET Berfitdiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-25
Jrl0tH bcrcitet iitb
sllfra 1l1iHcrItattc ocr
Sine ogtutionaI gerteibianussfonfe.
rsns@ abeebOlten anO Elm ,,Scrtei.
bignHgsfonOs1 seiammeIt.

Dublin 25. gLpril. sSn ganS
ssSrIano orgoniiieren bic 8ebrpfIidts-
qegner In rubiger un0 euti9loiener
@eiie ben ggiOerltdno gegen Die
ausbebung. Cine geneiniaue 0gta.
tionol 8erteioigungsfo gsfonferena bic
iid) aus Dillon uu6 DebIin fir bic
iriihe 8ortei, 9ebolera ino Griffith
fir Die Sinu 5eiucrs, unb Seslep
uno 0'grien fir Die gationoliiten
3iiianlnteniebt, iuor geiteru In Der
Staotbaue oen gonsen Iog IN Git.
ung uno orbeitete Die BlGne fir ben
8i6erIton0 aus ino toor0tnterte Die
poIitiihen firdliden imO Die 2lrbei.
terfr1fte.
lin unborgeie1enen @reianiIien
borSnbeugen, ipur0e cine Brotlnuio-
tion erlaiieft gegen ouS Gragen bon
@offen iin6 Dtunition IN 10 triifen
Counties. Cir e0mar0 Carton bad
ieinen ltliterleuten befoblen lire
Srqoniidtion uie6er in8 Seben 5u
rufen un0 cine GatsberiammIilng
iofort nod @infii6rling Der SOME
Giile-@orlage nb5ubalten, Inn bic
SteIIune bon llliter ais oifnierig"
3u be5eihnen.
glitqlie6tr Der glaitonaliiteupnr.
tei im &arlamcnt eriuhen oos @olf,
Iib Der @etpdltofte 5it ertbaIten. 5ie
geben an, OnB bic Spnnnung groB
lit. Die 9rieiter leiten bic g[ufbrin.
gilnas eines ggldtionol 8erteioi.
gllngsfon6B" IN einigen 8iitriften,
inoen iie 10 gro5ent oes gefittfns
for6ern. @robe Simmen iino be.
reits geionmelt norOen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-04-25
Sp0niIc0e SenSmnocn
tuerSen pcr5Seert

ggaibingfor, 25. 2lpril.-Sduie.
rigfeiten itn6 mie6erin1 Bel Der
Gurhfiibrung bes panoelsobfom.
mems 8fpiihen Den Ser. Staaten uno
5ponien entItnnoen. G8 wurOe in
Grfnbrung aebrddjt, 6aB irfoIae bon
ger56geritngen BET Der 9iSeniieritng
Der Sen6un9en aus Sponien an bic
amerifoniihen 8ruppen In 5ronf.
reid Die 9eridiffung onisrifaniiher
Bro6ufte an Spanien penigiiens
fentpor1r unter6roden fDur0e. Ger
fiir3lihe Mediel i'm ipaniifen ga.
binett TIT. nie man anninmt fir
bic Qeripidellinqen ber1niUortlih
uu6 bieii9e geantte bofien 6urh
ihpebenbe ltnterhdu0limqen eine
geritdu6igiing baI6 5titanoc 5u brin.
gen.