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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

1t has been decided by the War depart
ment that where the service rendered by
a soldier is continuous, as evident by re-
enlistment within the period allowed by
law, 1t will not be necessary to make AZ
each new enlistment a new designation OF
a beneficiary to receive the six months
pay in the case of a soldiers death OF dis
ease or injury contracted N line Of duty.
OF course, II the soldier desires at that
time to make a change in the beneficiary
previously designated, this privilege is per-
mitted, but ordinarily the designation made
at the time Of original enlistment need
not be renewed upon re-enllstment.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

What qualifications have you for a col
l~ector?'
I'm old Titewad's SON"
What has that to do with the case %
1--WE been getting living expenses OUT of
him since I left college five years ago
Houston Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
WHEN OUT OF TOWN.

SubscriberS leaving the city tenn
porOri1y should have The Bee
mailed to them. Address will he
changed az often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

1t appears that the Wa department
will be called upon to determine in every
case OF death OF officer or enlisted man
whether the death may be considered as
in line of duty and justifying the pay
ment of what is equal to six months pay
to the designated beneficiary. Each case
must be settled upon its own merits in &C
cordance with the circumstances. In one
claim recently a noncommissioned officer
whose suicidal act was attributed to Wor-
riment and physical disability II Is held
that the death consisted in a form OF
mental arrangement which was incurred
in the line Of duty. In another case an
enlisted man was in the habit Of using
aromatic spirits Of ammonia as a stimu-
liant, obtaining the medicine from the
stock OF horse medicine. While attempting
to obtain the usual dose the man by mis-
take took tincture of opium, with fatal re-
suits. 1t is held that this death dld not
occur in the line OF duty, as The soldier IN
using the medicine was guilty OF either
larceny or incorporation. the act which
caused the death being due to a mistake
or carelessness in the performance OF an
unlawful act.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
ARM, ossrr N WASHINGTON.
ar.w .,a N.wv nrgister-

Current EVcnts Cleaned from the
Army and Navy Register.
The army signal officers are continuing
their experiments with insulating COM
pounds for subterranean and submarine ca
bic with u view OF determining whether
or not the percentage Of Para rubber here
tofore required can be reduced. In this
work the army signal officers have had the
encouragement Of the Board Of Ordnance
and Fertilization, which two years ago
mad an allotment of $500 TO enable the
chief signal officer to conduct these expert
ments which are still in progress. Various
substitutes for Para rubber have been tried,
including wax, silk and a special fiber, but
nothing has come up to Para rubber, and
II does not seem possible to set anything
which will materially reduce the amount
Of tina article which must be used for in
s~ulating purposes. The great cost OF Para
rubber due partly to the demand for 1t
in this way. makes the question OF great
importance and the work of the army sig
nal officers will be continued in the hope
that an important discovery will sooner or
later be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

The army officers who are detailed to
duty as instructors at the army service
schools are not, in many instances. re-
tanned in that capacity for much longer
than two years. An effort is being made
to arrange the situation so that the In
structors may serve tours of duty amount
ing to four years. which is considered ad-
visable from every point of view. II Is all
2 question of sparing the officers from
their commands and the present prospect
does not offer any encouragement for an
immediate change In the situation that
has rendered it necessary to reduce the
period of duty to two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

A tentative schedule Of movement oil
troops has been submitted to the secre-
tarv of war. This includes the withdrawal
Of troops from Cuba in January making
use of -four army transports of two trips
each. The adoption of the schedule is de-
layed for a few days pending the arrival
in Washington of Governor Magoon, who
will be cor sulted in regard to the situation
in the islands. After the Cuban schedule
is finally determined upon, the depart
nent will be in a position to announce the
schedule of movement Of troops to and
from the Philippines. The provisional ar
rangement ~contemplates the departure in
March and April of the Thirteenth cavalry
and Fifth cavalry. respectively, and the re-
turn from the Philippines in April and
May of the Tenth cavalry and Ninth cav
airy, respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

one of the questions soon to be taken
I'M bv the War department will be the
,oon % no ordered to Washington to
take part in the inaugural parad" on
March T.. IT is desired by the mlhtaly
authorities to have a representation VI
each branch of the military establishment.
It is doubtful, however, whether this wiz
extend to the Porto Rico regiment and
the Philippine scouts, as has been sug-
gested in some quarters. The soldiers from
Porto Rico took part in the second NC
Kinley Inauguration. 1t is possible tha'
the troops withdrawn from Cuba VIII TAKE
part in the parade. The Navy department
has under consideration the use OF the
blueiackets and marines Of the North At
lantic fleet, which will be in home waters
by that time, as the representation OF the
navy and marine corps in the parade
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
ALcl6N TERAptUTICA
De La APH01lNE DAVID

La APHODINE DAVID no provoca nj
nAuseas, nj coiicos. Puede proiongarse sin
Inconvenience 81 empieo hasta restable-
cerse novmalmente las funcfones.
Indicaciones. Indicase la ApHODINE
DAVID en- cuantos casos es precise COM
batir al esffentmient0 accidental b debsd0 la
ctonia del intestine en- los smbarasos CASTRO
infsstinales, en- algunos desordenes del hi
gado en- que es necesarfo estImular la fun
cl0n biliar, etc.
Por su empleo, cuantas enfermedades SO
evitaran Efectivamente, durante La diges-
tion, f0rmase una gran cantidad de princi-
pios t6xicos. Su acumulacion en- ell 0rga-
nism0, consecuencia del estrefimiento,
produce primero la inapetencta lnego
vienen las jaquecas, los marcos, Il eblba-
raz0 gastrico las dispepsias, Ia nlpocon-
dria, las almorranas, etc. Segun el die
tamen de algunas notablidades medicas,
la neurastenia, la appendicitis son quiza
prov0cadas por dichas toxinas no ell nj
nadas Es por 10 tanto sumamente intere-
sante des0cupar ell intestine Y, para clio,
ningun laxative puede compararse A la
APHODINE DAVID.
DoSIS LAxATIvA Una dos pfldoras por
la noche al acostarse Y, case necesario,
una por la mafana al '>vantarse.
Depdsifos en fodds las lfihcipates Posmdctas
In s. Iu01: TIDEL GUILLERMETT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28

Un lihro de Cejador.

FL insigne til6logo y catedratieo don
Julio Cejador aeaba De aumentar ell
caudal admirable lie su biblioteca con
un lihro en- el que Juntamente campean
ell saber ell ingenio literarios.
Titiilase la obra "Tesoro de In len
qua castellana y en- Il anaIiza el orr
gen la vida he nuestro ldioma. Asom-
bra la labor preparatoria de este es-
tudio, Y tcniendo ~ eueuta que su al.
tor es ioven v que ha publicado va
otros muchos hhroS que suponen igual
labor, ell asombro sube de punto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
MUEvA MEDlCACI0h
DEL ESTREhlMIEnTO

Trabajos anteriores nabian moStrado que
la BoURDAISg QraneaIal IS un purg Hfs no
drdsfieo, psrfectamenfe apropaado las safsrfas-
dades abdominaIss y d las afeccsoaes hsmorrot-
dales que obra mayor sfoacaa origiaa msnos
dolores que Ell raibarbo sl sen
Las distintas tentativas neenas al obieto
de que entire la BouRDAINg lfranguIa) en-
la terapeutica, han fracasado ante la diff
cultad con que Sc na tropezado, hasta aho-
"a, para consegulr una preparation que
encerrara principles purgativos conforme
existen en- la corteza SEGA
Nosha permitidO resoiver I'll problema un
modo especial de tratamiento. La APItO-
DINE DAVID contiene todos los principioa
activos de la Franguia, Y su superioridad
sobre las medicacienes utilizadas hasta
hoy dfa, la han demostrado numeroSos
ensayos en- los nospitales dc Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
APH0DINE DAVID
fAFoOINA DAVID
PnDORxS LAxITIFAS
Easeciaee 10 las zfsceieass lafssfiaslps


Ii Eafrsssmssnto es affection Tan frecuente,
cue no &c cuenla la cantIdad de medica-
clones propuestas una despues de otra. To
das, ademas, ofrecen al enfermo al grave
Inconvenience Gle IN na0ilo bastanle RI
pido. En- esas condlciones, atenuase, y 90
imprescindible anmentar 81 dosls para
llegar a un resultado. Is eata necesidad
IN verdadero peligro para las personals que
tienen que apelar los IaxalIvos, pues en-
piexa por irritarse el Intestine, iuego oil
estren NJ ento no tarda en- nacerse mas per-
unax que anles del empieo de los mismos.
Entran en- esta categoria los purgantes
saiinos ell aciDar, ia escamonea. In lalapa,
Ia coloquintida. la gonna guta que constitu-
yen la bese de la mayoria de las prepara-
clones laxatlvas.
Convenia por 10 tanto acudir otros me-
dicamentos para naiiar IN serdadero espe-
cifico dc la constipation No basta, en-
efecto, provocar deposlciones, es precise,
ademas Y sobre todo curar una Affection
que resuita tan peligrosa para qulen So
halia aquejadO de la misma Cuantas
enfeFme daues Yesn Tan lie estd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-28
Se(c6n DelnanenIo Dc apnadW gatB


So traspasa un cafe, fonda y billar,
en- ID parada (Puerta de Tierra).
En- Ia parada 8, Puerta de TERRA: 4
casas de MADEIRA, una de elias de mann
posterfa y de altos y bajos; 5 casas
mas, una de elias de altos, con casetas
anexas, gran patio en- cada una y solar
para construcciones. Gran comodidad
para el pago.
Una maquina de escribir, "Smith
Premier n1mero A., en- $45.
Un autom6vil marca Osmobile, para
dos asientos, completamente nuevo, de
diez caballos de fuerza Sc da 4 mi
tad del precio.
Sc da cabids en- esta secci6n 4 GUAM
tos anuncios Sc nos comuniquen. Pura-
mente gratis para los anunciantes
Mas detalles, escribir 4 los seforss
j. G. Ayuso y Compaffa, Cruz, 4. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, s Box 462.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
LAST OF THE YEAR.
Opportunities In Educational Depart.
mcnt al the Y. W. c. A.

After Easter there are to he some
new classes In cookery and dressmak-
ing
There is stlll time to learn much that
viii he % value in tho making Of dain-
IS shlrtwalsts that have tho touch OF
individuality pretty summer dresses
and UP to date spring suits.
These classes are especially timely,
when all women are realizing the Inn
and securing the best results al small
est cost.
Both day and evening classes.
There rs no time when table delica
clos are rot appreciated Each season
has It's appropriate dishes, There will
he classes both in fancy cooking and
in the plain, essential things.
Those wishing to take up any branch
Of cookery should make definite ar
engagements, II possible, this week.
Appointments can be made by tole-
phone.
Additional Information gladly given
at tho class office Office hours p. M
to y m
The music department connected VITA
the T. ". {. A. offers especial priyi-
leges during the spring and summer
months to all people interested In mu-
sic Pupils may DO, admitted at any
time for the study OF special topics oi
full course.
10 children not FAR advanced enough
in music to practice probably at homo
hours can be assigned them and Tho
practice period supervised.
Musical goyernesses can he supplied
Tone deaf children can be treated. An.
other speciality for the children Is thu
course arranged for boys voices. Fol
I further particulars inquire at the asso
citation song recital will he given by
Miss Zctta Goode, soprano, and Mr.. Ru.
doll lehelshauer pianist, "Wednesday
evening. April 90, in the assembly
sale at Stclnew's,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
PASS OYERMAN BILL
Senate Provides FOR Protection
OF States Against Federal
Interference.
HILL INCIDENT REVIVED
Representatives Declare Ills Lack of
Wealth only Cause for kulser's
Objections.

Washington April l1-lnjunetlon
against the enforcement Of state laws
can be issued only BY a majority Of
three federal Judges who are to pass
upon them II bill that passed the sens
ate today becomes law The bill was
drafted In the judiciary committee from
a number OF measures under consider
alton, 1t was reported by Senator over
man and It's provisions were explained
BY him today 10 the senate 4 sub by
Senator Parkott was disagreed to. The
Orermah bin was opposed by Mr., Hep
burn on the ground that the great dis
tanees between the federal courts In
the west would tend to delay the grant
Ing Of necessary injunctions, Senator
Knox favored the passage OF the bill
and opposed Mr., llcpburns argument.
Tho senate discussed the bill to ap-
proprlato the proceeds from tho sales
Of certain public lands for the reclama-
ton Of swamp lands nut made little
progress towards its passage.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
THE MITCHELL AUTO.
G. II. lIarrcll Local Agent for This
Splendid Machine.

The body matter in the Mitchell auto
cataloguc--a catalogue which Is well
written and beautifully illustrated, a
catalogue instructive and interesting
starts with the following business ox-
ION. Tho growth OF business Is n
very good index of the character and
reputation Of It's product" It then goes
ON TO say that the factory product this
year will doubt that of 1907 and win be
four times that of 1906 Pictures shown
Of the factory in 1905 ana today carry
out this statement. Another remarkable
fact Is that the entire Mitchell product
for tRis year has been already sold.
The slogan Of the Mitchell Isl "The car
you ought to have at the price YOU
ought to pay
G, II Harroll 6Sj Chapel street. lust
over the bridge, Is local agent for New
Haven He is good man to consult on
automobiles, He Is also in the rubber
tire misunderstanding all kinds of tires
from baby carriage to a fire engine
or truck and doing ali kinds Of tire re.
pair work. He has Just added 10 Ms
VuIcani2lng plant tat very great OK
pense) a new kind Of sectional vul-
eahlzer, which enables him to do re-
pair work much more economically
and quicker than by the old way
While Mr. Halrell has been in the
rubber tire business for the past twelve
years his position for the past four
years as local agent Of the New York
4 Boston Dispatch Express Co., has
given him Il wide circle Of friends,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
EN.PRISONERS' REL MON.
Veterans of State G. \. r. Association
Meet al Hartford.

Hartford, April Veterans of the
ex-Union Prisoners Of War association
TO tho number Of 1874 held their 26th am
nual meeting here to-day In Grand
Army hall, The attendance was the
largest Of any annual gathering of tho
organization in recent years Ezra
Burgess Of Springfield presided and a
patriotic address was made BY Colonel
r. w. Cheney o. Manchester. This
afternoon the Veterans were addressed
by Lieutenant Governor Lake. Mayor
Hooker and others, THESE officers were
elected. President, John h. Chatncld
Of Watoryille secretary and treasurer.
Lester y. Phelps Of Rockville; the Roy.
Charles Dixon of Winsted was elected
chaplain for He.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
FORMED HUMAN CHAIN,
Thrilling Rescue Accomplished by
New York Ercmcn.

New York Iircmcn.
New York April H. Fncmcn Dugan
and Sythcs who we're taking d day off,
made thrilling rescue ON the top
floor Of burning tenement at 72j
Third avenue to-day BY forming a
human chain from the coping of an adj
joining house and swinging "a safety
George Deltz who had been caught by
tho fire In the hallway Of the building
When the fire broke out other occu-
pants of tho building escaped but Deltz
was hemmed In, FIremcn Dugan and
Sythes were off duty but were near
the place when the alarm was sound
cd. They climed into the building
next door at I23 Third avenue, and APP
pearod on the coping which was sew
oral feet higher than the window In
which DeIta was standing. They Yell
ed to Deitz TO climb out on the stone
sin of the window, Then Sythes
crawed headforemoet over the edge Of
the coping, Dugan holding his feet,
Slowly and carefully the perious feat
Of gaining swing SO that Sythes could
reach Deitz's hands was accomplished,
Held fast by the nrcmen, Dcitz sway
ed off the sill and for several minutes
the two men were swinging In md-air,
80 feet above the pavement, Mean
while Dugan was crawling backwards.
He rcgaincd his feet and was then able
TO pull the two men to the coping
Deitz was hurried over the roof to
safety, A great crowd which had gath
cred in the street and witnessed the
daring rescue sent up a great cheer
when the feat was accomplished.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
Defends TRUST MtGNATE.
Nicc-Prcsldcnt of Standard Oil Upheld
by Methodist Minister.

Saratoga, n Y, April 17.-Rev ]. D.
Phelps, financial agent Of Syracuse un-
lversity, spoke in defence of Chancel-
Tor Day before the ministers. He said
that John D. Archbold is one Of the
unversItys principal beneractors and
described him as modest, quiet,
Christian MAJ" Mr. Phelps declared
that Chancellor Day was not catering
to Standard Oh interests but was OK
pressing his own convictions in his
criticism Of President Roosevelt and in
his defence Of corporate interests,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
HOBOES At MT. CARMEL.
Fined So and Costs for Trcspassing on
Railroad Property.

Two chesty heroes Of the road were
captured In a box car belonging to
the railroad company at Mt. Carmel
yesterday afternoon They were al
once brought before the borough
court and fined 81 and costs for tres
pass They gave the names oil
Bcardsley and Olson and claimed
they came from this city. Not hay
ing the necessary equivalent to pay
the fines they were transported t,
New Haven to work them out
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
Tn the House.

The attitude OF Emperor William
and the Berlin court toward David
jayne HILL nominated by the president
TO be ambassador at that capital, vas
the subject of comment IN the house
OF representatives today during the
consideration of the diplomatic and
consular bin Both Mr. Perkins of New
York and iir Slayden Of Texas ex-
pressed the opinion that the objections
to MIR Hill were due To no other cause
than that Mr. Tlill was financially I'M
able to maintain a certain standard OF
social representation. Each Of thcm
condemned the practice which they
said had grown up of selecting mon of
great wealth TO be the nations diplo-
matte representatives abroad and urg-
cd the housing of our diplomats In
buildings owned By the government and
the payment. 70 them Of salaries sunl-
cient to enable them to maintain the
dignity Of their high Offices.
Under license Of general debate Mr.
Griggs Of Georgia spoke In advocacy
Of the Acknowledgement Of the southern
negro: Mr. Burton Of ohio discussed
the causes Of the recent financial de-
preston. Mr.. Hin Of Connecticut rcIt-
Grated his views IN favor Of the Fow-
lor financial bill Mr. Byrd OF Mississip.
pi attacked the protective tariff policy
of tho republicans Mr.. Thomas OF
North Carolina made a plea in support
.of the proposed inland waterway from
Cape Cod TO Beaufort, ~ C., and Mr.
Saunders Of Virginia urged government
aid to various schools In the severa
states to promote agriculture. Mr.
Cousin Of Iowa chairman of the com.
mittee. deferred until tomorrow the us
al explanation OF the diplomatic bill
With the diplomatic bin still under
consideration the house adjourned unit
tomorrow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
STEAM KILLS 10000.
Chicago Health Board Charges Con-
smmpiiNc Drnths 10 Engincs.

Chicago. April l7.1The electrical
ton Of all railroad terminals in the
city limits as next in Importance 70
the drainage canal in solving the
health problem of Chicago was re-
commended by Health Commissioner
w A, Evans in an address before the
Traffic club yesterday
Consumption and pneumonia.
caused by air made impure largely
BY railroad engines and steamboats,,
were declared to be responsible for
10000 deaths in Chicago the last
year.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-18
IN
SOCIETY

Mrs A. G Bushnell Mrs. Mary b,
Ramsdell and Miss NJ, S, Armstrong OF
Howe street are guests ut Hotel St
Regis IN New York for over the Eas-
ter season
II ls hoped there win not he thing
left after the sale this afternoon at
Mrs, Frederick p Ncwton's at 6S
Dwight street, Of fancy articles for the
benefit Of tho Florence Crlttcnton mis-
sion, There are some very beautiful ar
Itlcles among those which were left from
| tho Easter held at Mrs. f, Il, Luckey s.
nome IN orange street recently. Mrs
Newton will be assisted by several
members Of the board Of managers, and
the hours are from to o'clock. Tick
cts for the Feast Of Flowers" 10 be
held IN toy auditorium next week Will
also be on sale,
The Feast Of Flowers" to be given
In Fuy auditorium on next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, promises to be
attempted in this city No pains have
been spared in working up detail for
the pageant and several widely known
artists are to assist the program with
music and Rotations The entertain
ment Is managed by the ladies Of Trim
Crittenton mission both of which soci-
etles hope To realize a goodly sum
The needs of the Florence Crittenton
mission are especially great just now,
as the new and enlarged home is TO be
opened Easter week, and the expense
of putting a former parsonage into
shape for Rescue homo has been very
! heavy although the work of alterations
land additions has been done as econom-
lcaly as possible
II Is hoped that friends of Florence
Crittenton work will give their help
on this occasion as at the same time
they may be sure Of spending most
delightful evening
| The list Of patronesses follows: Mrs.
Rollins S. Woodruff, Mrs. ". p. futile,
Mrs, r. p Newton, Mrs. f. C. Perry,
Mrs. Henry Warner, Mrs Frank Luck
ey, Mrs. II, b, Armstrong, Mrs r. #.
Armstrong, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. +, II,
Benton, Mrs J. d. Welch, Mrs l., A.
Bettcher Mrs ELI Mix, Mrs \. j,
Crawford, Mrs. II. Il, Manross, Mrs. J.
\, Howarth, Mrs, Marie Augur, and
Mrs Thomas Wyre.
The many friends of Mrs. J. p Ian
derer Of High street East Haven, will
be pleased to learn that she is now past
the danger point IN her sickness and Is
on the way to recovery. Mrs. Landerer
had an attack Of grip which later turn.
ed into pneumonia, and at one time she
| was danpnroueiv M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-26

twelve to fifteen inches in diameter,
and it is estimated that each group
will yield $3.50 gallons per minute mn
der q fifteen foot head. Each pump
ing station is connected by suction
pipes to a No. vertical centrifugal
pump driven by twenty-five horse
power vertical motor. The twenty
three stations will be operated from a
central power plant, run by electricity,
generated by steam power.
During the irrigation season this
pumping system will lift 10000 acre
-sAat-nr 1n-7I5 00O. 600 gallons.
The big ditch which Is to carry the
vast supply Of water to the district to
be irrigated is, along with other de
tails of the arrangement, under pres
ent process Of construction. From
this main channel the hundreds of
branch lines which will In turn feed
the individual bitches are to go forth.
The governments work has already
proved stimulus to the settlement OF
the district and to private enterprise
already in Garden City. There has
been a jump in land values since the
Inauguration Of the work, and pros
poets are that the eastern money in
vested in the original mortgages VIII
yet bring fair return.