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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
Beauty and
Bad Breath
Cannot Go Together No Matter How a
Woman May Try to Make Them.


Woman May Try to Make Them.
II does not matter how beautiful a wo-
man may be, II she is afflicted with bad
breath; she will be Stunned and pitied by
men and even women Will studiously avoid
her.
II any woman doubts this statement let
her make a point of asking a friend in
whom she may confide. a man friend or
relative. II he be honest he will tell her
that foul breath from the mouth of a
woman will drive men from her more
rapidly tina any other personal affliction.
Foul breath arouses In man disgust and
where this quality is brought. into play
no amount OF self-denial or reasoning can
overcome the natural repugnance which
osmes to man when he is in company with
such a woman.
What Is true of bad breath in woman
is not true in so great a degree in men,
Women are looked upon as the inoarna-
tion OF sweetness, breeding, virtue and
refinement. Foul breath will sicken a
man so that he cannot feel for such a
woman a companionship necessary to
make him desire TO be in her company.
There is absolutely no occasion for bad
breath in either man or woman. Charcoal,
the ronge absorbant known. when
taken into the stomach, viii prevent this
~pugna tendency or affection.
Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges are sold In
tremendous quantities all over America
and Canada They cure and have cured
all forms OF bad breath. A single box
will convince you Of this fact. One should
eat some OF these lozenges after each
meal and upon retiring. You might eat
fifty OF them without harm. They are
not medicine, but pure willow charcoal
mixed with sweet honey TO make them
palatable and compressed into a lozenge
10 preserve their peculiar and lasting
strength
The next time you wish to 80 Into COM
pany and don't want your foul breath 20
humiliate you. eat several Of StuRrt's
Charcoal Lozenges and your breath VIII
be pure and sweet.
Every druggist carries them. price 20
cents, or send us your name and address
and We will send you a trial package by
mail free. Address r. A. stuart Co, goo
stuart Bidss Marshall, Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17

sentative action in Iowa this year A. L.
ouint, who was manager for the Dcs
Moines end OF the Allison campaign. has
analysed the situation as TO the legisla-
ture. on the basis Of the vote OF two
years ago, there are forty-four nominees
of the legislature who. n one precinct In
each OF twenty-five counties should 20
against the republicans. the democrat
would be elected. II has been asserted
that there is no LANCER Of the Iowa lig-
islature being democratic. Mr.. Quint says
there is, and produces the figures. He
shows that there are forty-four republican
member of the legislature now who were
elected .wo years ago. who would not have
been elected II one good sized precinct In
their district had gone solidly against them.
1t is necessary for but thirty-two to go
democratic in addition to those now held
by democrats to make the legislature demo-
cratic.
Corn Needs Little Time.
with another week OF favorable condi-
lions the weather bureau of this city says
the large per cent Of the corn of the state
will be SO far matured that frost will not
hurt it. The last week has been espe-
cially favorable for corn. The temperature
has been above normal, and with the ex-
ception OF the northwestern part of the
state the moisture has been below normal.
which has done much toward ripening the
corn. Another week will ripen 1t beyond
damage from frost, Flowing Is advancing,
with the exception OF the western central
and the eastern portions of the state,
where IT is too dry to pillow. There will be
a larger acreage in winter wheat.
FraternaI Congress.
Representing some twenty-five fraternal
societies. with a membership of about
25O, 900 in different Iowa towns. some forty
delegates to the Iowa fraternal congress
met at the Kirkwood hotel club rooms this
afternoon.
William Rech of the Yeoman presided as
president of the congress and made his
annual report, as did the other officers.
Committees are to be selected this after
noon as well as delegates to the national
fraternal congress. Plans will be made to
secure legislation favorable to fraternal
societies at the coming session of the legis-
lature. This evening in Yeoman hall there
was a conference of frsternal society lead
ers to which the public was invited.
Tomorrow morning new officers will be
elected and at noon the delegates will par
take Of a luncheon. TIL session will be
closed in the afternoon.
Instructs Grand Jury.
Judge w. N. McHenry of the district
court today gave the grand jury especially
strong Instructions regarding the red light
districts and the men who rent houses for
purposes at eXhorbitant rentals.
The instructions were taken as being of
especial Importance because of the fight
which the city has started on the red
light district.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
TRAVELLING MAN DIES ON TRAIN
BODY Taken to Undertaken and His
Daughter Notified.

c. L. Ransom. a travelling man whose
ZONE was at Rock Falls, H.. died sud
denly yesterday afternoon on the train
between this city and Missouri Valley. He
was sitting in a seat, apparently in good
health, when he keeled over suddenly ard
expired before aid could reach him. The
body was taken to Cutters undertaking
establishment. and a daughter Of the dead
man, Grace Mosier, living in Rock Falls.
notified. No word has been received from
her as yet regarding the disposition OF the
body. Ransom had a ticket for Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17

could afford to reject this Invitation, and
the emperor would nave performed a
service to the world unequalled by any
human being that ever lived.
whether his majesty is to fail In this
great mission and pass into history as one
of a long line of rulers, not men OF achieve
Inents. hut one of title, or 10 awake some
morning to his duty and perform his mis-
sion. we cannot tell, but l shall hope that
the angel of the Lord viii appear unto
him" -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
NELSON ARREsTED FOR SHOOTING
Man Who Was shot Objected to Nell
sons Attentions to His Daughter.

W" TEN~"N"V"" TO III" HNUN'
LOGAN. Ia, Sept. ~15.-(Special Telegram.)
Peter Nelson. who last night shot and
wounded Charles Gillespie at the ~latter's
home here, was arrested by Sheriff Roberts
in a restaurant in Persia, Ia, and brought
back here. The trouble arose because of
G%illespie's objections to Nelson's atten-
lions to Gillespie's daughter. Both men
engaged in the shooting affray, but Nelson
was not hurt. Roy Kelley and s. B.
Eoberts, two young men who give their
address as Chicago, pleaded guilty to break
ing and entering a residence at Mobile and
were sentenced to five years each in the
~penitentiary in district court here today.
George Jones was. also given a five-year
sentence on a charge OF attempted muir
der, the result of a row.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17

against Fred Boekemper; Ovide Wen, trus-
tee. against John Under J. w. Jacobs
against job q. woodward & Co.
Friday, October 2-Claim, estate of NJ. b.
Christensen; George s. Davis against VII
liam Cottmire ct al.
Monday, October 5-Frank, Higgins against
Chicago Great Western Railway company
ct al. James Finney against Chicago. Mil
waukee a st. Paul Railway company.
Tuesday, October SGeorge Head against
Chicago q Northwestern Railway company
(eDecian.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
Instructs Grand Jury.
BOY SHOT NEAR MELON PATCH
Man who Does the Shooting Is Placed
Under Arrest.

Gh0CE <hEEGHNs
ONAWA, Ia. Sept. 16.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Eugene Fyock, a 16-year-old school
boy, was shot and killed last night while
with a party Of boys near the melon patch
Of Robert Norton, one mile north of Onawa.
The boys had not entered the patch, when
two shots were fired and they ran. Fyock
was missed, but nobody went back to sec
II he was hurt. This morning he was not
at nome and his father 'phoned to the
n~eighbors to see II he was there. and learn
ing where the boys had been and that
shots had been fired, he went up to the
melon patch and found him lying dead on
the ground. A5S2TSAlibre bullet had cut the
main artery to- his heart and death was
instantaneous. A Jcoroner's jury was i'm
panelied and found he had been shot by
a S2-calibre gun by Robert Norton, who
owned the melon patch. Sheriff Rawlings
took Norton south tonight to either Coun
ell Bluffs or Logan for safe keeping.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
FrIghtened Into Fits

by fear OF Appendicitis, take DR. Kings
New Life Pills. and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. sc. For sale by
Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17

Advertise in The Bel, goes into tina
- thos~ YOU are trying to reach.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
sHELDoN>IN WESTERN NEBRASKA

Delivers Addresses at sidney and
Lodge Pole.
SIDNEY. Neb., Sept. l~6.-(Special Tele-
-Governo George L. Sheldon spoke
for an hour here yesterday afternoon in
the opera house. His address covered the
principles and able exposition of the cor
receive and constructive Legislation dur
ing the last administration and the posi-
ton of the republican party on the diff
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-17
Marriage

Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
Blue-grass blade., 1908-08-23
FREEDOM OF SPEECH.

The Blade does not approve of wilfully and inten-
onally placing ones head in the lions mouth, does
it advocate policy of peace at any price.
Where individual rights denied, when law and
constitution ruhlessy violated by corrupt officials, it
is ready raise its voice in protest. but it would eernaly
advise against deliberately seeking stir up strife for
the purpose of obtaining noorety In the advocacy
of given it is wise policy that will action
after due deberaon and discrimination Neither have
public officials any right discriminate against any class
of citizens in seeking enforce the laws and winkng the
other eye when another and different class of citizens
openly violate it.
These thoughts wrought by the fact that in the
city of Los Angeles four splendid of liberal and
advanced thought have accepted incarceration in the city
Jail of defending their rights under the law
1t made appear that the city authorities had readily
and freely granted permission innumerabe religious
bodies to conduct public meetings the streets, during
hours when business its height and in places where
business transactions Later these
women, moved by the imprisonment of of their
brethren applied for and refused the privilege of
Blue-grass blade., 1908-08-23

acknowledged in separate column This will show
the contributors just how much is subscribed Them when
such have described is brought before the
subscription could be paid for of this fund and the
Blade kept going without any dread fear Of debt
which cannot be met and paid Such fund would relieve
the Blade of great strain and act sort of reward for
faithful service.
We wish friends to peruse the following letter, which
is but sample of nearly one hundred receive in the
of year, and having read it, to express their
opinions upon the necessity of such fund that
here suggest:
Il regret that am not able to keep the Blade Mr. -
is veteran of the rebellion He is not able to work
account of his heart His pension Of $15 per month,
only income and rent to pay. Gladly would give
fortune if had to help break down superstition 1t has
ruined my home | worked at days work. anything to
honest dollar to educate feed and clohe my four
children The oldest drowned twentyone years ago.
A church member to with ''Now - has gone
hell you better get religion before you CO., told her
and others what thought l did not intend to say this
but you will know how feel 1 could write all day
this subject enclose for the papers far this
month";
Name and address omitted for personal reasons
Blue-grass blade., 1908-08-23
BLUE GRASS BLADE

holding street meetings. whereat to advocate Socialism and
freedom of thought but in spite of denals and refusas
they held the meetings. after serving notice that effect
upon the authorities promptly arrested thrown into
Jail and ordered to be held there for than THREE
MONTHS awaiting trial Now Jail squads being
organized under the Socialist leaders, be composed of
and who willing to suffer the penalty
effort to convince the authorities of their grevious mis-
take by filling the Jail OVERLOOKING with martyrs the
of the right to free, public speech
The constitution and laws of of the States, and
the Blade does doubt that the constitution and law of
California contains similar clauses provide that any per-
accused of oense shall be entitled speedy trial
These women lodged in Jail on the 18th day of July
and the magistrate before whom they taken evidently
tool the hands of their enemies set their for trial
between October 10 and 80 than three months after
their arrest and the charge being made against them
said that the judges intend to be vacation during
July and August and that this is one reason why the
trials deferred such late date We do not doubt
that the laws of California similar to the laws of other
States and provide that when for any reason, the judge
of given court is unable to act then the judge of another
of equal jurisdiction shall be authorized try the
in the event of necessity But this denied to
these California women, and Los Angeles goes record
being unjust yrannca schemng plotting and revenge
full in its attitude toward those with whom the officials
do agree. In other words, these denied
their right a speedy trial They practically deprived
of their freedom without due process of law. Although
they made martyrs they willing martyrs and will
be satisfied, if by their term in JAIL they win freedom
of public speech for their brothers and sisters.
This is blot on the escucheon of American liberty 1t
is trampng the Constitution in the dust. 1t is enough
make the eagle shed its feathers, deprive itself of its
plunage and hide its head in shame. 1t is disgrace
civilization. 1t is insult intelligence Let express
the hope that good will from such proceeding,
else will the heroic martyrdom of these have
been in vain.
With it all the do not appear to be depressed.
They bear their punishment with bravery and fortude
Since being in Jail they have issued cards of invitation
which should infct humility and chagrn upon their
prosecutors.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-08-23
prosecutors.

The greater the absurdty in religion the faith
required for its acceptance the greater the faith the nearer
heaven. Why not pronounce the whole system a mon
strous absurdity and be done with t9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Wcocnfct Der Waiicn!

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len.
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6ciiplutC.
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u, 0clicIcr; ocutf6e 9tcoe, 8r. Sobn e,
@inrihS.
Goo 5lmSpcmdbItc Qicocr: nGerciniatc Gdnecr"
utter Ycituna hes Rroi. 0cnloerQer.
ESQ Slcocr. 9%|ortriac Der @rifcnfilocr.
7,30-lhrnrliocn Stcacn mn 0nnnniliihe
l%lcbun0cn bon mc6rercn Iurnpcreircn.
10.00-@roBes SrIlnnt 6cicrlpcrf.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
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Barton bGlt oils pertretenoer General.
Ioliltont Der StonGpou. Brigade bic
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lpnblt o@enerol Stpnepol Sodion's
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tie McNSilioms oos Observation-Disclosures.
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bal oeflomiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
SonntagS=G orrtlponotnt

@ic ~reidbalts Sas Sunntaasblnt os n2cntdcn Gorrefppn-
ocntem" it, mnroc Den Icicrn Der tGelidcm gnsaabc in Den bcbcn
leetcn Montags Nnmmcrn pr Tmacn scfHbrt, imbem Gin uSnbaltS'
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2cpcihcn Der Aiuc, FreHc, bic fcinr anocrc in Baltimore acsrndtc
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TIN aus 9cnfdlano nno Der SdtuciI Dem Nnmuriniden nit Sin.
frafumcn, bent fortlanicnocn Moman Ser Spbn Der Saaar," mr
Der rSpmnta8s : Gorrciponocnt" Die fpacnbcn Mrifcl cntbaltcn:
ySallcpramo' @Ortc"; uGin i%ran5ONidcr GpmnaInl ecbrcr nbcr
Gcntihano"; rGnropa's 6arhinncm mad ibrcr Wr6Re"; rSdmnggel
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uNcnc InSgrabnnacn i'll Gapptcn." Bon Den Gr5Gblnngcn icicn bier
eruabnt: vaino mmo anni"; ullm cine Gisurrc"; u2as srpRc
Slid" ....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Tas &uflcu6latt

Scbr reid an inte~rcliontcn Nud)
ridtcn aus ollcn Sbcilcn ser g&elt III
ole acItcrn crldicucnc WodclroltaaubC
oc@ DNcttlhcn Gorrciponocntcn." Qic
Wodcnjcitung Cntb0lt ultcr Nu0Crcnl
0o@ Nttcntot 0Ii 0rcDilt3, Die Nchei.
NE Gbcld)licBrnA Scr Gnfclin Wi2.
mord'S nit cincm &nualcbrCr, Die
lenlotloncllc Nnfld9c gcGcn oru nl01-
lld)en Grbcn 6Ca icrbildcn S0niNa.
thrones, Norbcrcitlngcn iiir Den re.
frbllfonild)cn Gonucut in Ghico0o,
Die Stout4 Gunpcntion Der 0cno,
trQtcn NturpIa1o'S, Ycrid)tc iibcr I'M,
glatblidcS Glcno inter ben Sdul.
iInOcrn Der 9lcm . Dorfcr Oiticitc, II.
i%Ibcrbollpt cine aoll5c Wtcngc onocrcr
luld)tlgcr 9tadridtcu, Die bier all5ll.
lllbrcn 81 uicl baum nebnlen uiiroe.
Nerncr %liciCrt Die Wod)ellolls0obe 0cS
"Gclltldcn GOrrcipon0cntcn" Den &c.
fern cine gc0ic0cnc Nunoidolr, Ecit
ortltcl iIbcr GoNcsirogcn, Gr5GbIun.
gen 0luuoriitild,cS, &pfulbcrid)tc aus
&eutlhlan0 utO Der Sdmci5 II. /. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

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