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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-10-30

- Stockholmas, spal. %. -
BoISevikai nuzud6 KazanskOs
katedros Petrograde rektOriQ
Orustzaky (?) il jo du sunu-
leitenantu. Lavonai atrasti
Nevoje.
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BERLYNE MAN0MA, KAD
AUSTRIA PASIDU0S.

Londonas, spal. 80. = Ber-
lynas jau neteko pasitikejimo
Austrijoje. Vokieciai isitiki-
ne, kad Austria pasiduos tall
kininkams. Austrijoje pie
ciasi revoliucija. Imperato-
rius neteko autoriteto. Gal
tuojaus apleis Vienna, kad
daugiau nesugryzti.
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ANGLAI PAEME VISO
327,416 NELAISVIQ.

. Londonas, spal. 90. - Par
lamentui vyriausybes atsto-
vas pranese, kad Britannia vi
SUI kares metu paeme 327, ,4l6
nelaisviQ. sitam skaitliuje y
ra 264,242 vokieGiq.
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-Washino oton. snal. %.

Washington, spal. 20. -
Kares sekretorius Baker pra-
nes6, kad vyriausyb6 neturi
pagaminusi plenu pasaukti
kareiviauti Wsus ligi 45 me-
tn vyrus prizes Naujuosius
Metus.
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REV0L-IUCIJA LIETUvOjE :.
VOKIETIJOS LAIVYNAS
TURF STOTT MUsTN.

Uostas skotijoje, spal. 30
Vokietijos kar6s laivynas kas
valanda gall iSplaukti is savo
baziQ il pradGti kovQ ant zut,
but, manO daugelis amcrikonQ
ir anglQ kar6S laivyno Oficie-
riQ.
Didziulis vokieGiQ karGs lai
vynas privalo iSpIaukti atvl-
rosna jur6sna arba b6gyj a
teinanGio m6nesiO arba savo
iSplaukimQ palikti lig pava-
Sario.
Jei ivyks llova vokieGiQ II
talkininkQ kartS laivynQ, tai
bus paSeliauSioii kova, kokiq
tik galima iSivaizdinti savo
vaidentuv6je. Jei visas voiie~
GiQ kardS laivynaS pasileiStQ
muSin, tuOmet butQ kokiQ g.
600 karG> laivV kova.
AnOt oficieriQ tvirtinimO,
admirOlaS Beatty trnijO paiy-
nett, jog jis osQs tiira>, kad
vokieciQ laivynaS i&pIaulls is
Savo paSiSlGpimo ir StoS at
viriOn kOvon prizes taIkinlnkQ
karGS laivynu>.
Tai turf atlikti menesio begiu.
Yienas amerikoniSko karGs
laivyno oficieraS pasakd, kad
vokieGiQ karGS IaivynaS yra
StipruS il jiS tOS Savo Stipry-
bt> neprarado per kctverius
metuS. Be abcjontS, .iS lures
parodyti, ky gall.
Vokietijcs admiralitetas ne
Sigailtjo jolIiQ pastangQ, ir
naudojosi kiekviena proga, bi
tik Savo IaivynQ padaryti stip-
riu-kalb6io tas Oficicras.
Daznai buvo praneSama, a.
pie vokieCiQ karGs laivyTo ju-
ddiimus SiauriQ jurGSc. Te-
ciau tie praneSimai buvo ne
tciSingi. StiprQs kar6s laivy-
no SkautQ burial talkininkQ
kaSdien visomis pustmiS Is
Siuntin6jami po jures. Bet ME
kur neRuzvelgta vokieGiQ ka-
res laivQ paSirodymo.
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S. V. laivynas veikia.

SuvienytQ Valstiju kar6s
Iaivynas yra labai veiklus Eu-
ropos vandenyse. Jis ant pla-
ciausiQ jur6s plotu atlieka
Skautine tarnybq. Laivyno ju-
rininkai yra kuogeriausiam
upe, su pakilia dvasia jie pasi-
rrenge kas valanda atlikti di-
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Su Am. Armija, spal. 80

Su Am. Armija, spaI. 3O.-
AmeriIloniSkam fronte lahai
Smarkiai veikia artilerija: Ar
motQ baubimas, rodos, purto
zeme is pat p0matQ.
YpaG didelis armotQ saudy-
mas seka Belleu if Ormont
miSku0Se.
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= Paryzzius, spal. 3O.-Va.
kar eia iskilmingai pamineta
metines Brazilijos istojimo ka-
rem sukaktuves.
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- Londonas, spal. 20.
Anglai paeme Kerkuk miesta
turku Kurdestane, uz 155 my
liu j siaurius nuo Bagdado.
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O%iFsESTTya.- a. +,..e,. :.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
NEW YORK STOCKSI
Turnover of 10000 Shares
Again Is Confined to Few
Favorites; Money Mar.
ket T!g..t.

New York, Aug, l6,--Trading today was
urinteresting and unimportant. The nominal
turnover OF 10000 shares was again con-
fined to few favorites, investment issues
participating In negligible degree,
One OF the significant Incidents OF the
session as illustrating the conservative at
titude OF the exchange was an order remov.
ing General Motors from tho issues to be
cleared" In the future. General Motors
has been one of the most sensational and
unstable features OF the stock market and
today's action resulted from an exhaustive
Investigation OF Its speculative ramlfica-
tions II was said that other stocks lack
ing wide distribution may meet with like
restriction.
Money once more proved deterrent al
though local bankers wero quoted as dep
recatig reports Of undue .trngency, Call
leans on mixed collateral held at per
cent, an advance OF half per cent being
demanded for all industrials, while time
funds were limited to small renewals.
Rails and industrials were irregular and
sluggish.
Liberty 3ias at the years new high OF
lO0l4 and a moderate reversal In Paris IS
were the contrasting movements OF dull
and contracted bond market Total sales,
par value, aggregated $4,760,00o. Old
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
Trading was at lowest ebn in tho after
noon but rails gradually hardened. Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western advanced
10 points on one sale. Southern Pacific and
Canadian Pacific gained to IL points, re-
spectively. Oils also improved, but stand
ard industrials showed no material change.
The market drifted idly after the first
hours, developing uncertain trend United
States Steel was again irregular. canoelling
its large fractional rise OF the opening, but
other active shares held steady. Motors.
cils and fertilizers offered occasional evil
dence of pool activity and averaged gains Of
one point and shipping and central leather
retained their early advances st. Paul
issues were almost the only rails TO emerge
from the general stagnation in that group.
Liberty SMs made yet another maximum
fol the year at l00.l2
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Art Open. High. Low Close. Vest.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Reaction Follows Rally in Corn Market
Provisions Lack Support.


Chicago. Aug. 16.-Improved weather con-
ditions more than offset In the corn market
today the bulish effect OF unfavorable crop
reports. Prices closed unsettled, y q hc net
lower, with September. $1.6l& @1.61% and
October $1.6Sh @163A. Oats finished
u to 1@1Bc up and provisions off 12@35c.
Weakness In the corn market did not de-
velop until after material new upturn
In values had taken place, the result chief
ly of adverse opinions regarding the crop
situation. In particular, one expert figured
that since August l the damage done
amounted to more than 200, 900, 900 bushels.
Scarcity Of offerings, rather than any ur-
gent buying accompanied the advance. News
of good rains. however. brought about rather
free selling, and carried values well below
yesterdays finish. With better moisture
supply and with further downpours In pros
pect, forecast of temperatures above nor
NAL counted but little as factor for the
bulls.
Talk Of delayed threshing In the north
west tended to force the oats market up
ward. Gossip was current also that many
Illinois farmers were bnning their oats and
would not sell at present levels.
Provisions lacked support. One OF the
reasons given was the fact that stocks Of
lard in warehouses here showed a substan-
tial increase.
Cash Quotations-Corn-No. yellow.
s1.s1; No. 3 yellow, s1.s5@1,S7; No. yell
low $1.7s
oats-No. white. ss@ss%c; standard,
69A @ voc.
Rye-No. 2, s1.56@1.57.
Barley--95c @s1.05.
Timothy-$6.00Q9.O0.
Clover-Nominat
Pork-Nominal.
Lard-s265 so.
Ribs-$24.00Q245o
Chicago, Ill. Aug. Observation-Disclosures
firm; creamery, 40Q44kc.
EgGs-Market higher; receipts 7,715
cases; firsts, 37@3Shc; ordinary firsts. $50
S6 nc; at mark, cases included, 36@371sc.
Potatoes-Market higher receipts, 81
cars; Minnesota Ohios.- bulk, s2.2502.35;
Minnesota Ohios. sacks. $2.4O92.45; Him
ois Ohios, $220Q225.
Poultry-Alive, market higher; fowls, 2S
GS0hc; springs, 31hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17

| Totals ............1.3s3 1905 li.671
Cattle-Offerings this morning in the way
of cattle were very light around 500 head
| being yarded and after yesterdays mean
close steers sold unevenly lower again this
morning and the market was quotably 500
75c lower on steers for the week. Choice to
primo corn feds were very scarce quotable
from $170o41S.00 and good to choice
| beeves sold largely at $15.o09l6,So with fair
to good kinds, s1S.5o@1460. Butcher stock
closed steady to strong and 02.oe high
er on Gamers and cutters. Best butcher
stock sold from $s75Ql1.00. Stockers and
feeders looks about steady with yesterday
best kinds ouotable from $l275@1426;
good to choice grades from $llo0@is.bo.
Quotations on cattle: Choice to prime
beeves, $l700@1s good to choice beeves.
s15,b0@17O0: fair to good beeves. $4,000
1900; common to fair beeves. $l0.00@l300;
good to choice yearlngs, S14b0@1650: fair
to good yearlings, $1o.00@14.50; common to
fair yearlings. $6,00@9.O0; good to choice
grass beeves. sl4.bo@16.bo: fair to good
grass beeves. S12,00Q1400; common to fair
grass beeves s900@1200; Mexican beeves.
$s.25@ll.00; good to choice heifers, $500
@11.00; good to choice cows. $s.76 1850;
fair to good cows. s7.50@s.5o; common to
fair cows $5.75@T75; prime feeders. s12.75
@1450; good to choice feeders, $1,000
1850: fair to good feeders. $s.0O@1050:
common to fair feeders, $7.00@9.50; good
to choice stockers, ss.50@11.50; stock cows
sLOO@s.5O; stock heifers, s7.5o@ 900; stock
calves $6.50@l00o; veal calves, $500
1850; bulls, stags ETC.. $s.00110.00
Hogs-Receipts today amounted to $500
head. making supplies for the five days this
week 3s,246 head Trading was fairly active
on bulk of the receipts clearance being
made at an early'hour. The good hogs were
perhaps not more than steady with yester-
days prices. common hogs were quoted all
the way from strong and in some cases &c
higher. Bulk of todays sales were $1S.050
1925. with top at $500.
Sheep-44 loads OF sheep were reported In
the yards this morning estimated at 1880
head, making supplies for the week TO date
1891 head. Trade was active this morning
with fat lambs selling In the neighborhood
Of 1oc lower. a top being paid Of s1s.15.
On yesterdays late feeder market was q
small bunch of feeder lambs sold at $3.50.
From the sales reported this morning the
market looks about steady. The general
market on lambs Is quotable steady to l0c
lower.
Quotations on Sheep: Lambs. good to
choice, s17.00Q1s25: fair to good $4,000
1900; lamb feeders. sl5.25@1s.o0; yearlings,
good to choice. $13OoQ14.50; fair to good.
$1275@13.O0; yearling feeders. s1o.759
1880; ewes, good to choice, s11.00013.00;
fair to good s10.00@1l00.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
OMAHA GENERAL. MARKET

fish-Catfish, odd sizes. large. 2So ID.
l-alibut, 2Sc lb.; black cod. large lies, 15c
lb.; trout. size to suit. 23c lb.; Royal White
Chinook salmon, zoe lb.; whitefish, $50 H.
yellow pike. 2lc ib.; pickerel. 13c h.; Red
Cinook salmon, 25c lb; blood-red bullhesds
large. 2lc lb.; medium, 1sc lb.: rock bass,
Y 10. each. zoe ib,; yellow ring perch, Y
70. each, 100 lb.; herring lilo h.; Laddock,
tzc ib.; steak cod. eastern. 15c lb.; crap.
'ies, 20Q22c ib.; buffalo. large, 14o Id. +,
white perch. lilo ib,: carp. large. l2c lb.
steak cod. western, lie lb.: gulf red snapper.
22c lb.; frozen large bass zoe lb: frozen
skinned whiting. odd sizes, :aky. almost
boneless, 15-lb. baskets. per basket, $2.65;
round, 70 lb.; frozen .5und pink salmon.
lac lb.; frozen red salmon, 22c lb; frozen
pink salmon, zoe ib.; frozen sturgeon. 15c
lb.: frozen Spanish mackered, l7c lb; tozen
native fall mackerel, 21c Id. frozen floun-
ders, 12c lb.: frozen soles, 12c lb.; frozen
western red snapper. 1oc ib.: frozen silve,
smelts. 12c lb.; frozen No. / white mullets
SC h.: frozen Canadian Tullibee whitefish.
average lb. loo Ib: frozen Canadian
whitefish. large, dressed or round. lSc Id. !;
frozen Canadian dressed pickerel. l3c h..
frozen Canadian round pickereI, 100 Id. !;
frozen dressed herring. large. &c !b.; round
&c ib.; barracuda, lac ib.: sea rock bass
lac lb.: roe shad, 24c ID.
Catfish, large. fancy. fresh, 2sc; halibut.
2sc; trout, 23c; black cod. I5c; white perch,
l2c; fancy frozen black bass, medium and
large. l5c: fancy frozen buffalo-carp, &c:
salmon, pink, white, chinooks, fails, lSc; red.
sockeyes. chinooks. 24c; white, lSt; pike.
22c; croppies. zoe. 22c; frogs, genuine Loui.
siana black bulls. jumbo. S4.O0; large, SO. So
Fruits-Oranges: sos. 96s, 1865, 1888, 52is
$3.50; 1908. l7ss. 216s. zoos, t2sOs. $50.
Lemons: sunkst, $40. SO: Red Balls, sl0.0s
Bananas, &c to TIC h. Peaches: Calitor-
mia. si.15 box; Elbertas. s3.25 bu.; Georgia
Elbertas, s-basket crate. 1926 crate. Plums
California Tragedy, Santa Rosas, s2nO:
Climax and Burbanks, s2.25 Apricots
Washington. s2.2S. CantaIoupes: Standards
ass. s4.0O; ponys, S4s. $3.50: flats, 10 to IS
$3.50 Watermelons &c Ib., crates extra
Observation-Disclosures: Head. 400 cra'e;
head. sl.25 doz.; leaf. SOC doz Cabbage
so-lb. crates, 4hc lb Onions: Yellow Cs.i.
fornia in 10o-lb. sacks. shc h.; home
grown, zoe doz. Radishes, soc doz Pota.
toes. new, 3hc lb. Asparagus 500 a,x
Michigan celery, 500 doz. Telephone peas
15o Id. Cucumbers, $500 box Beans, az
and green. $3.50 basket. Summer SQUASH
s1.0o doc. Beets. 40c dos. Carrots, 400
dog. ArHchokes, $3.50. Green peppers
market basket, $3.50. Tomatoes, 4.basket
crate. $3.50. Lines. $500. Garlic. Ito. Egg
plants. s2.oo boz
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Bradstreet's Trade Review.

New York. Aug, lS,%-Bradstreet's tomor-
row will say:
war orders dominate every line and sup
plies for ordinary purposes are greatly cur
tailed. Conservatism In regular channels,
whether flowing from the damaged corn
crop In the southwest. from lessened de-
mand for mems goods from belief that
prices have reached senith point or from
restrictions placed upon so-caiied nonessen-
tials, ts thereby almost overshadowed. In
deed, the great majority Of wholesale trade
reports testify to continued good demand
ruling. largely, however. on government Go
count, exceptions to this being noted In
dispatches from districts OF the southwest
where both cotton and corn have been hurt
by drought Retail trade Ii fair to good
for q midsummer period and the same Is
true Of collections. except from the south
west. 1t needs to be recalled, OF course
that In the northern half of the country
crops have been quite uniformly good
and the hot wave has really accelerated the
ripenlng Of most crops, thus putting ! s.
sible frost damage practically out OF the
reckoning. Weekly bank clearings. $685.
996 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Stock RaiSels Advised
Where to Obtain Loans

Washington, Aug. 16.-Live stock
raisers who need loans which cannot
be obtained directly from banks were
asked today by the war finance cor
poration to apply to the federal re-
serve banks of Kansas City and Dal
las, which have been designated
agencies of the corporation for dis.
pensing government loans. Stock
raiscrs of the southwest are to apply
to Dallas and those in the San Fran,
cisco, Minneapolis and St, Louis re-
serve districts should apply to Kansas
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Charles B. Stone and wife to Hugh
]. Lanktree and wife, Marcy ST.,
105 IT. east of 3Sth Ave, south
SIDE cbspaa 5Gx,Ol vo.. and vito to Earl i''O0
s. Harvey, Military Ave. 100 IT.
east of 60th St, north side,
25.10x100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Harry L. Norton and wife to L. s.
Phares, Evans St., so IT, east Of
45th St, north side. 40x134........ 2,250
Michael L. Clark sheriff, to George
w. Platner, 49th Ave, 9s IT, north
Of Pacific St., west side. 5Ox132.... 500
George w. Platner and wife to Nellie
Hutchinson, 4sth Ave. 9S TT. north
of Pacific St., west side. 50x132.. $3.50
Elizabeth F. Creedon and husband to
Wolf Behoon. S. E, cor. 2Sth Ave.
and Charles ST., 29x127.5 7.5.......... 1900
Nicolas Mauss to William E. johnson,
s. e. cor. 3sth and Boyd Sts.. 5ox13O I
sena Stall Jensen to Hugh H. Harper,
Corby St, 100 IT. west of 37th St..
south side, 50x120 ................ 100
John F. Flack and wife to Hugh H.
Harper, Ruggles ST, 2sO IT, west Of
44th ST., north side, 4Ox13O........ 275
Reserve Realty Co. to Hugh H.
Harper, Maple ST.. $50 It, west Of
S7th ST.. south side, 5Ox12O........ s5
Bryce Campbell and wife to Charles
A. Stroap. N. E. cor. 2Sth Ave. and
Camden Ave, 43x145A ............ $500
Jemima B. Curry to william Curry.
Manderson St., so IT. east of 2sth
St., sout Inside, 50x12s. 1
Charles Tilton to Dora w. Curry. saith
St, 40 it, south of Hartman Ave,
4oxiSo 1900. ................
Frank W. Carmichael and wife to
George c. Riekman, Western Ave,
ESQ IT. west Of 50th St., north side,
6ox1ss ...................... $500
Milton Co. to Harvey E. Milliken
35th st., 1874 IT. north Of Woolworth
Ave, west side, 52x131 ............ 1880
William Nurse to Thomas W. Hazen,
spaulding ST.. 100 IT. east Of 2sth
ST.. south side. 5ox125. 5.............. 1.7oo
Mary Lydia Rowe to Jasper s. Gustin
ct al, Maple ST., $50 IT. east Of 26th
St. south side, 25x120. 1880
Odessa s. Duncan to Elizabeth Dun
can, N. w. cor. 41st and Harvey
SITS. 45x1375
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Chicarn Live Stock.

Chicago, Aug. 16.--Cattle--Receipts, 1000
head; market, generally steady at yester-
days decline; beef cattle. good, choice and
prime. s16.25@1S25; common and medium.
$10.00@l6.25; butcher stock, cows and heif
ers. $725@1400; Gamers and cutters, $3.50
Q750 stockers and feeders. good. choice
and fancy. s1Oo0@13.00; inferior, common
and medium, s7.50Q10.O0; veal calves. good
and choice, s16.75@175o.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head; market.
closed steady at yesterdays average; butch
ers, s1s.90@19.55; light, $1s.00@1965:
packing, $17.65@18.75; rough, $172501760;
bulk Of sales. $1790Q19.60: pigs good and
choice, s17.75@1s.50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 10000 head !;
lambs and fat sheep, steady; feeding lambs
and yearlings, slow to lower: lambs, choice
and prime. s1S 0O@18S5; medium and good,
$16.50@l8.00; culls, $10.00@13.75; ewes,
choice and prime. $13.o001375; medium
and good, s11.50@13.25; culls, $490Qs.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17

Corn-No. white: 1-5 car, S1.S7. No.
white: cars s1,S2; S-5 car, $50. No.
white: u car, s1.75. No. 6 white: car
$3.50; car S1.71; y car $40 No.
white: 2 cars. $3.50; as car, s1.4s. No.
yellow: 1 car, $50; 1 cars, SITS No.
yellow: cars, SITS. No. yellow: 5
cars. $1.72; 2-5 car, ,s1.To. No. s yellow:
car, $170; 3 cars $1.6s; As cars. $l.65.
No. 8 yellow: 2 cars. s1.6S; cars, s1.s2;
1 car, $1.6l. Sample yellow: . cars, $1.45
car, $1.4o. No. 8 mixed: . cars, $50.
Sample mixed: SIS car, $1.56; l car, $3.50:
car. s1.4S: IS car. s1.45; car. h.42;
l car. $1.4O.
white: 1 cars. 6shc; II cars, 6SAc. No.
white: cars, CSC. Sample white: !
car, 67hc Goats and barley.
Barley-No. I: i car. $105.
Wheat-No. / mixed: cars, $2.16; ] car,
s214 (Durum. smutty). No. mixed: car,
s2.06 (smutty). Sample mixed: car.
$2o5 (8h per cent rye, hardN. No. l hard:
cars, $2.1s. No. hard: cars, S2.15h {;
2S cars, s2.1s. No. 2 hard: 6 cars, $2.lbh /;
$211 (smutty): car, s2.09 (yellow, smut
tD. No. 3 hard:N 1 car, s214 (3 per cent
rye); cars, $212h; 5 cars, $2,12; ! car,
s2i2 (dark); 2-5 car, $210 (yellow); car,
s2Os (bleached). No hard: cars $2.1O;
car, $2.09. No. 5 hard: / car, $20s; 2
cars, s2.0s No. spring, 8 cars. f2.ls; !
car, s2.1s (northern) No. spring: S-b
car. $2.15; Q cars. $211 (smutty); cars
s2.0S (northern).
Closing Chicago prices. furnished The Bee
by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain brokers'
315 South Sixteenth street. Omaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
New York Coffee.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE market for
coffee futures was somewhat irregular to-
on q small volume Of business. The OPEN
ing was unchanged to ] point lower under
further scattering liquidation, but there
was a moderate demand from trade sources
and rallies followed reports that a Brazilian
coast September sold up from s41 40
and May from e.12@s.15c, with the market
closing at a net advance of to points
Closing bids September, s.43c; October,
s.b4c; December. s7sc; January. s.S5c:
March, cole; May, si6c: July, s.sic.
Spot coffee. steady; Rio Is, shc; Santos
4s, 11ho,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Information Available.

Washington, Aug. l6.--Under
plan which Secretary. Baker and Sur
geon General Gorgas began framing
today it is proposed to so completely
index soldiers mentioned in casualty
lists that relatives may get detailed
Immediately upon inquiry
at the War department.. Such infor,
nation now is brought from France
by couriers leaving every seven days
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17

We have a condition confronting
our nation today that makes it
necessary that we elect a man to
the United States Senate who is
not under special obligation to any
political or commercial organiza-
ton and man who is not cem-
PEELED to apologize to the people
of this state and of the nation for
having taken a wrong attitude or
position having reference to the
war and other questions. He
should be a man free from all
these taints and entanglements
and have at heart only the well
fare Of the nation and the people
whom he Is serving. This man is
Mayor William Madgett Of Hast
ings, republican candidate for
nomination at the primaries,
August 20.
Why not vote for that kind Of a.
man when you have an pppor-
tunity?
Endorsed by
Hastings Church Federation and
Ministerial Association. ~
Hastings Carpenters Union al
Laboring men.
Hastings Municipal Band and
Musical Association.
The Hastings Farmers Club
says Mayor Madgett Is the best
mayor Hastings ever had and we
as body heartily endorse his cam
didacy DIR United States Senator.
Hastings Tribune and Democrat
gives praise to his business admin
istration as mayor stating that he
has saved the city large sums Of
money.
Work and vots for William
Madgett, Republican Candidate for
u. S. Senator. Tho candidate who
comes out flat footed and tells the
people where he stands.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Half of Body CACHED in Sack.

Wooster, O., Aug. l6.--James Mar.
tin. care taker of the Point Breeze
chautauqua grounds at Smithvillc,
near here, yesterday found the lower
half OF woman's body in weighted
sack in water hole near the grounds
according to word received by the
sheriff of Wayne county. The legs
of the body had been sawed in two
at the knees.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Corn Ranged 2 Gents Higher to
5 Gents Lower, With Bulk
of Early Sales at a De-
cline ;0ats Lower.
Omaha, Aug. Is.

Receipts Of grain today were $50 cars of
wheat, IS cars Of corn, SIS cars OF oats. :
cars Of rye and cars OF barley. Wheat
arrivals last Friday were las cars corn 10
cars and oats Is cars A Year ago receipts
of wheat were cars, corn Al cars and oats
81 cars,
Corn prices ranged from &c higher to &c
lower, with the bulk of early sales at a
decline Sales in this cereal were slow, the
being apparently dull. Oats were
A@Ac lower and wheat unchanged Corn
&c higher to Sc lower. Wheat unchanged.
Oats ~ iac Oft
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Kansaa City Live Stock.

Kansas City. .-Cattle-Receipts
1.4OO. Market, steady to weak. Prime fed
steers, s17.00@lS25 dressed beef steers
$1100@1650; western steers, s1o00@15,00;
cows, S6.25@l200: heifers, $750Q1460:
stockers and feeders, ss.O0@1e50; bulls.
$600@1050; calves. $6.0o913b0.
Hogs--Receipts, 800. Market, higher.
Bulk of sales. $18.25@1sso; heavy, $4,000
1900; packers and butchers. $1S20Gls.0o;
light. s1s.o0@1s.oo; pigs, $16.25@lI75.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 1000. Mar
ket steady. Lambs. $1s.o0@1S.25; year
lings, s11.00@l5.5o; wethers. s1o.00@1475;
ewes, s9.00@1AO0; stockers and feeders.
S6. .00Gl8O0
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
Dry Goods Market.

New York, Aug 1.-THE markets are
still hesitating, due wholly TO war condi-
tions, developing and anticipated. Cotton
goods commission merchants have not yet
announced prices on many branded lines.
and there Is uncertainty In the cotton yarn
market owing TO difficulties a. to the
manner Of treating details under the price
fixing plan, More business 10 being done
on cloths, and a generally better tone 10
noted I'm btIrlaps