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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
NOT MUCH SPRING FEVER.


w. ]. Hampton in New York Sun.
1 amt had much spring fever
This year, IL seems to me,
An / amt been a-loOkin' round
To find a shady tree
To lay in under. half asleep,
A snoozin in the grass, .
with nothin' else to do but watch
The clouds and worktime pass.
I amt felt much like loafin'
An lazyin' GROUND,
A-dreamin' of the places
Where fishin' kin be found;
Where all day long the rifles
Makes music out Of sight,
An sunhsh fight for chances
To bite an bite an bite.
Art johnson he went flshin'
Last week, down by the dam;
But Art Is somethin' fonder.
OF fishin' than l am.
He didn't come to supper,
An so they took a dog
An hunted him an found him
His clos froZe to log.
l amt had much spring fever
This spring, an / don't seem
To banker much fer lOafn'
An settini round 10 dream; 'z
There's somethin' wrong this season
An mighty wrong, that's what,
With spring, because, by gravy,
ia ruther work than not.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
az WHEAr cRoP ourLooK.

Secretary Wilson of the Department
of Agriculture las issued a timely
warning to the people against becom-
ing alarmed over exaggerated reports
Of damage to the wheat crop OF the
country. II see no cause for COM
plant" says the secretary, after sum
ming up the reports received from diff
ferent sections of the wheat belt, land
/ think II will be found by threshing
time that all this cry of crop damage
has been made for a purpose" Sec
rotary Wilson's interview was given in
Chicago. the storm center OF the grain
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
Pence and Justice.
Chicago Chronicle.

Beyond ali question, so long as humanity
remains humanity. Mr.. Roosevelt Is right
in maintaining that justice is before ana
higher than peace and that the peace OF
Justice peace that is conceded by the
strong man to all other men because It Is
Justice is the only peace worth having. Is
in fact the loftiest and noblest condition
OF which God has made man capable. In
truth. II Is the only true and therefore
the only lasting peace. Any other founded
on inequality OF submission is not peace
but slavery.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
cnvrvvop preprs AN ms roFs.

GONEHNOH HIGHEb AND MS HUbos
Theodore Roosevelt was started on
the direct road to the white House
by a fight with the republican political
machine in New York during his term
as governor. Opponents Of his poll
cies, headed by Senator Plat, prac-
tically forced his nomination for vice
president in order to "shelve" him
and to make a place in the gubernato-
rial chair for one more subservient
to the wishes OF the corporation man
ayers and more apt in carrying out
machine plans. How much national
significance may attach to the night
now on In New York between the re-
publican governor and the corporation
crowd remains to be developed by
events, but the contest is even more
bitter than that which challenged Gov
ernor Roosevelt's attention.
One marked difference, however, Is
to be noted. While Mr.. Roosevelt has
ever been Independent and forceful In
the advocacy of his policies, he has
always been a strictly party man. Gov
ernor Hughes, on the other hand, has
openly declined to be bound by party
obligations. He declares that he is
lawyer, retained by the people OF the
entire state, and refuses to meet the
opposition to his policies by conces-
slons, compromises, deals or political
trading. AS a result, he has the OPP
position of certain republican senators
who, by alliance with the democrats
hold the balance of power and have
| fatty refused to indorse or adopt the
| reforms formulated by the governor.
The test of strength between Gov
! ernor Hughes and his opponents upon
the removal Of Kelsey, superintendent
of insurance, whom the governor held
responsible for neglect of duty in the
developments of the insurance scan
dals, has shown the governor for the
present unequal to that task. The
real fight, however, is over the public
utilities bill proposed by the governor
to secure effective regulation OF all the
public service corporations of the state
He has declared in a recent appea
to the voters of the state that the re
volt of the people Of New York ant
of the country was not against cor
porations themselves, but against al
the influences that have grown out
an unlicensed freedom and of a fail
ure to recognize that these great priv
leges, so necessary for the public wei
fare, have been created by the pub
lie for the public benefit, and no
primarily for private gain"
Apparently there is no prospect o
compromise and no hope of the pres
ent legis, ature adopting the governor
policies. The situation opens the wa
, for a continued agitation which, b
special sessions of the legislature
other methods, will keep the issue
, before the people and Governo
, Hughes in the limelight until its sci
, Element may become merged with tn
national issues of next year. Governo
Hughes triumph in time to give hi
3 control of the Empire state delegatio
? to the republican national nominatin
t convention would make him a con
handing figure to be reckoned wit
in the makeup of the presidenti'
3 ticket,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The tax agent Of the Pullman com
pany has appeared before the state
Board Of Assessment actually admit
ting that the Pullman property taxable
in the state of Nebraska has increased
in value to the extent of $4,000 since
the last assessment The Pullman
people must be pretty we'll convinced
that the old figures would not hold
water or they would have come In and
asked for reduction.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
An Impressive Japanese Exhibit.
New York Sun.

II General Kurok is not one Of the most
impressive exhibits at jamestown 1t will
be because the American people have for
gotten the battle Of the Yalu and his bril-
liant victories subsequently as commander
of the right wing of oyama's army in Man
churia. In Kurokd we have as visitor
one of the ablest of living soldiers. Never
theless. his first thought on landing in
America was of the japanese school chill
dren in San Francisco. for whom he made
a graceful and friendly plea, suggesting
contrast truly Japanese.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The Independent Telephone COM
pany has mortgaged the franchise
which was voted to it by the people of
Omaha at their last election as the
principal basis of bond issue of
SS,3OO,OOO, to be secured by all Its
property, real and personal. 1t would
be interesting TO know just how much
the franchise is valued at as distin-
guished from the other property en-
braced in the mortgage.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Mr.. Bryan may as well reserve that
seat in HIS bandwagon recently va
Gated by Colonel Watterson. The Ken
lucky editor has habit of standing
around and making faces at the driver
while the parade is forming, but he
usually manages TO scramble into his
seat before the moving signal Is given.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Won't some one come to the relief
of Omaha's poor struggling Water
board? That over-worked body has
tried twice to hold a meeting, but with
out success for lack Of quorum and
beer compelled to adjourn to secure a
fuller attendance. The next thing in
order will be a demand for Increased
salary to make it more worth while
answering the roll call to approve the
pay vouchers.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

New York sends out story about
a woman who dropped $4,000 in bills
on a windy corner and had every cent
of il restored by the crowd. Ambassa-
dor Bryce may be right about our be-
ing short on poets, but he cannot
charge us of being shy on writer's OF
Action
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Having decided that liquor license
may be transferred from one location
to another, the next puzzle that VIII
be hurled at the police commission
will be to decide whether license
may be transferred from one person
to another. If license to sell liquor
is fully transferable, it should be al
most as good as a piece of negotiable
paner
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Careful examination Of the revised
committee list of the South Omaha
Board of Education gives rise to the
suspicion that that body has under
gone revolution rather than a re-
organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

A Chicago author wanted to go to
Jail for a few days to get material
for book, and the judge accommodate
ingly gave him four months. Chicago
is always ready to encourage litera-
ture in the making.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

John w. Gates declaration that
Roosevelt is far and away the most
popular man in the country" does not
ring Just right, as Gates fails to offer
TO bet a million on 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The Birmingham Ledger wants no
southern man nominated for the pres
idency unless there is a chance of
electing. Mr., Roosevelt's mother was
q Georgia woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Winston Churchill, the British under
secretary for the colonies, refuses to
give out any more information about
the Swettenham incident. Thanks,
Winston.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Germany is willing to have disarma-
ment discussed at The Hague, pro-
yided no action be taken on the sub
jeet. Germany evidently looks upon
disarmament about as American
standpatters view tariff revision.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The Dramatic Mirror criticises thea
tergoers for leaving before the curtain
falls on the last act. With too many
attractions now on the road it requires
q tax of patience to remain until the
curtain falls on the first act
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

II requires a high grade of courage
for Mrs. Lillian Devereaux Blake to
assert that the American eagle is a
feminine bird, in view of the estab-
ushed fact that it is bald-headed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The discovery that Senator Penrose
is fine singer offers way out of tn,
dimculty. The next time he attends
a 5000, 100000 conspiracy" dinner
he should be asked to sing and be
barred from talking.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

to give all parties concerned time for
readjustment. This is in decided CON
trast with the action of the Nebraska
legislature attaching an emergency
clause to it's child labor bill without
giving any time whatever for business
readiustment
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The attorney for the Omaha school
hoard recommends that no criminal
prosecutions be begun by the school
authorities under the new Nebraska
child labor law until first o. KID by
him. The school board attorney must
he anxious 70 have lot OF people see
him
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Herman Paul has a magazine article
on the decadence of the English IAN
guage, Herman ought to do some
thing to provoke a letter from the
White House.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

II we could have all the worn-out
downtown pavements replaced at once,
that would be a much desired consum-
nation. But under the charter which
governs street improvements in Omaha
replacement of pavements is next to
an impossibility, except by common
consent and voluntary action on the
part of all AUDITING property owners.
In the interval the only thing to do is
to start the asphalt repair plant going
and get few streets in passable shape
at the earliest possible moment.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
Expanding an Old Record

Brooklyn Eagle
Railroading in this country achieved
new record in the last three months OF
1906 More passengers were killed then
than in any other corresponding period.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Wisconsln's senatorial deadlock is
still on. What has become of the
claim that Senator LaFollette is the
political car of Wisconsin?
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

spect of happiness, prosperity and peace.
Such is her prayer. Think, beseech you,
think well, think wisely, think not for the
moment, but for the years that are to
come. before you reject this bill.n
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
Force of Hnbit.

Kansas CITY JOuTnaI'
DR.. Miller of Omaha says that Bryan Is
the chief cause of defeat in the democratic
party" True enough; still, the democratic
party without Bryan would doubtless get
there Just the same.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

1t appears that an American sailor
of duty is no safer on the streets of
Santiago than he is in the library of
congress at Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
beyond the Reach of FrOst.

Chicago RecOrd-HeraId.
About the only crop that hasn't been
damaged this spring is the crop of stories
concerning other queer springs that are
remembered by the oldest inhabitants.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The all-important fact about these
statements of the president concerning
the third term boom is that he is not
saying a word on the subject.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
Recovering Consciousness.
nAnnanlrhln Prnan

The fact that one Of the big railroads
Is getting several hundred new steel pas
senger coaches seems to indicate that II
will not give up in despair because OF the
reduction in rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

If j. Edward Addicks is really going
to Russia to engage in rallroading, the
car will soon appreciate how trivial
his former troubles have been.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Spring is here" says a New Mexico
paper. 1t is refreshing to know that
spring has finally been located. Send
her north.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

do you regard this prevalence of high
prices as a sign of prosperity
Certainly" answered Mr.. Dustin StaN;
'the fact that people can AFFORD to pay
them is a conclusive sign of prosperity -
Washington Star,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The Dame-I'm surprised to see you com
ing out OF q public house again
The Soldier-Oh, mum, we must come ou
sometimes.-Army Graphic.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

well" said the snob IT don't care what
Won may think about the Swellmans;
they're certainly the cream of society,
II guess you're right At any rate the
meath hem."-Philadelph Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

The announcement that beer is going
up in st. Louis will cause surprise.
1t usually goes the other way.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

In passing a child labor law for New
York special provision has been made
BY the legislature for the act to take
eject after January /, 1908, 10 order
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Knicker-So they separated for incom-
patablity?
Bocker-Yes. he talked base ball and she
talked bridge-NeW York sun.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
FLASHES OF FUN.

Mrs Knicker-Does your husband go out
between the acts?
Mrs. Bocker-No; he comes in the theater
between drinks.-Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Market note-Dog muzzles are NOV
ing briskly.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Collier Ordered your next winter s
coal yet? -,.,..
to order It. l am making overtures Tor IT,
Houston Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

Teacher-Andrew, give q sentence in
which you use your own name -
Andrew latter a thoughtful pause)-The
how picked up the chalk and drew pic
ture-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

,,.,.- csladstone's concluding address
nos delivered June s. 1886 his peIoralion
y, ,ronno,,pced by the lamented Michael
Da..,tt "ipcompaTable in the eloquence OF
80 action and in the magic influence OF It's
'',,-,H,,, The whole house listened en-
'eoa5 as the deep, rich voice rang
.i,-o,,gb the chamber in tones OF command
49,, ,,et pleading power" in behalf OF that
&c 1ybich he spoke. 60 into the length
"a hrsadth OF the world" declared the
go old man in impassioned words
.,-ansack the literature OF all countries,
e. a. Won can q single voice a single
-, IN which the conduct OF England to-
- Ireland is anywhere treated except
r,,th nrofound and bitter condemnation.
go these the traditions by which we are
a,hortea 10 stand? No They are in fact
~ sad exception to the glory OF England.
s,,,a,, are n broad and black spot upon the
-a,,os Of It's history What we want 20 do
| = ~ stand by the traditions Of which we
-. the heirs IN all matters except our re-
,at,ons with Ireland, and to make our rela-
! ,,o,s with ireland conform 10 the other
traditions Of our country So We han the
! da-,and Of Ireland for what we call a
/ bIessed Oblivion OF the past. She asks also
o. d boon for the future, and that boon
o. the future. unless We are much mis-
/ ,,l.sn viii be a boon to us In respect OF
honor. nc less than boon 70 her IN re-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscribers leaving the city tenn
pOFHriIy should have The Nee
mailed 60 them. Address will be
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08
! Arrasrn.nr az. ,-1nc1t1.ArIoN.

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION,
State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, So,
Charles c. Rosewater, general manhseI
Of The Bee Publishing Company, petus
duly sworn, says that the actual numUsI
Of fun and complete copies OF The Daly,
Morning, Evening and Sunday Bee printed
during the month Of April, 1907, was as
fOllovVH.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-08

General Manager.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this 30th day OF April, 1907.
(Seal) NJ b. HUNGATE.
Notary Public.
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@iQiam 8caber.

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Die trauriee gu6rt9t oab am 6reitag, ben 4.
Snrunr 1907 nm II llbr Ihero5, nn'er geltebs
ter Satte, Batter, 8roboater un0 Briloer Wils
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bon Der oeutlbcu ebdngelildslutheritben CT.
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Sic 0utsburQcr Straf.
farmer uCrurtbeiltc cincn EolclL
Der, pa or Dor @eriGjt ongo6, Der
6cutihen Sprode rid)t mGdjtiG 81
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bob 0o@ @eridt fir iolfe national
poIniihc Glmmbeitcn nicbt gu boben
ici.
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limo icbr beirieoigeno. General Bel,
Der oieier Tuge bon Grl6o nod) @olb'
il10ton 5uriidgefebrt it, iogte 10 nno
Scr IoQte rs l%piilen, "a or Die game
Hlliel bcreiit bat. S5n e%in3clnen Ero-
Oin5en 9Gbe es 3war llr5ufrteoent,
bod lei lire 3obl gering. llnO oo ba.
ben bie Spc5iolberi6tc Scr @cltblot-
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lln5ufrieoenheit oitf Gubo cine oage-
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ldyreibt: nSm aopf unO Wiogen elmer
Gntc, melhc bon sSrou $. Smith in
0ullcio sum Observation-Disclosures &c.
idlodtct morben mar, mlrOen nid)t
weniger oils 5poli fleinc @oloen9 Slug
gets" gCIltnben. lln0 nltll 0iebt ma:l
iih Wiiibe, nus5ufinocn, no Oo@ Nlch
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a0nig Teter BON Scr6cn
Dat oo@ Spielen nit Scepter, nit
&ronc utO Stob intt uno mill ob.
oonten. llnb fir sic poor So6rdCn
elmer aorigSlpielcrei, sic Setter OcS
2ebcn9 nie frob 1pCr0Cn lnllel1, Die
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Ilerorbcr utb iciner 8cmoblin
Trooa.
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in scranton, So, welde bercits
iiber 1000 Wenihcn erfoBt bot, 1T
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Wfhcrfiun Mautcr.

Gs itar6 am 6. Su1iar 1907 enbcuiua ojGus
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Varburd Ed,rcibcr.

SO Itarb am q. %GHuur 1907 Sarbara Sdlreis
bcr, 10 Sabre alt, @attir bon SreoertG SGreis
Der, in ibrcr ISobuung, gtr. G2l, Silo.Ronos Cir.
Sic geeroiglng ilroet @iittlpod1, ben 8. 1aruGr.
5,adlmiitngs . ltbr, non thrcr SSubnlltig aus
aui Der ,ISeilerH GeuteicrD" iidit. 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07

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lpltri plonen eill lleueS Mabl9elcB
nod iiiblGnbiiher Monier unh % Tie
in beioer SGl,iern Der 2e9islotur Die
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nid)ts int @cge, ols Elm Ctmoigcs Se.
to beS 8pupcrnel,rs Soft. GaS @eieb
iou cinen photographer entbolten,
oen15lliolge bie @oblregiitrotoren
Stimmgebcr, Die me0er leiell nod
ld}rciben fDnnen. BON Der Moblbe-
redtigung ousidlieben oiirien; mtd)
ioll eS uerboten icin, Inu!pbabetelt
bel Scr grtSicrtigung Scr @obl5cttcl
bebiililid) 81 ieir. Gr-@ouucrncnr
Stepbcns, Der Die InregrIlg 5ll> bcm
Elnn 9cgcber. gibt bie 3obl Der Mn-
o~lpbobeten int Staate ollf fiinf5ig.
toilien0 an, Scr grobtc E6cil bopon
Ncger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-07
Geupulo Seiman.

IS Iiarb am 4. Snnuar 1907 9iahmittnG5 mn
I llbr 20 Niinuten in ieiner gSobnune. gtr. 1888,
gioros 9onos Strnbe, 9err 2eupplo SeilHar I'M
in Rie0ersGnic, 9Scitpbnlcn. Gas 8eerd6nib lin,
bet am M,pntaa, IiproenS nm & llbr, bon,
Ir1uerbnuIe aus mao Der Ct. SGfobuSsHirbe
iiatt, 100 nm o ll6r cine NieotientsN telic inr lem
Seclcrbeil aeleletl miro. Seriunllotc mo 6reltloc
iino abtlungSpoll ein9eIooen.
Ste trunerroe gSittfpe
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