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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

Is not this remarkable? And yet it is
real singing, or rather real interpreting.
No one should miss an opportunity to
hear this wonder-singer. And be sure to
get the songs which he will sing as soon
as you can secure the program, and rave
some good German friend translate them
for you: get some other good friend to
play the music for you. (That is. If you
cannot do il yourself.) This will be the
price you will have to pay to get the full
est enjoyment out Of the evening. The
ticket of admission will admit you to the
recital hall, but the other will admit you
to the realm of German Lieder.
THOMAS j. KELLY.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Flour Bleaching
Cases on Docket
Special Term of Federal Court Called
for February Is to Settle
Famous Affair.

The famous flour bleaching cases are to
be tried In the federal court at Council
Bluffs at a special term Of court beginning
February Is. The announcement has been
made by Judge Smith b. Mcpherson. The
jury originally drawn to try The Mabray
case in December will serve at this special
term.
There are five of the bleached flour
cases to be tried in the Iowa federal court.
They are based on the seizure Of shipment
Of the Shawnee Milling company of Top ska,
Kan, and the Updike Milling company of
Omaha. The seizures were made at Mitcn-
e%llville, Muscatine. Fort Des Moines, OF
tumwa and Davenport.
The trial Of these cases will involve a
large amount of expert testimony.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
,thers. The outlook makes one very OPP

o
rhe announcement on the
Heink programs to the effect that DR..
Wuellner is to make his appearance here,
was greeted with a feeling amounting al
most to exultation by those who are fond
of music.
demand in the cast, and his price has
been so prohibitive therefore to the west
ern people, that his coming was despaired
of. But by persistent work, a date has
been slipped in, on the way to the coast,
and so DR.. Wuellner will actually sing
in Omaha on the 18th of January 0his
monthly. Miss Evelyn Hopper is to be sin
cerely congratulated and she will have I'M
stinted support.
who is DR.. Wuellner? Well, the papers
and magazines have been so full of his
And yet, there may be a few who have
not CHANGED to read of the man.
DR.. Wueliner is said to be the greatest
interpreter of songs in the German Ian.
guage. The remarkable point is, thai thos,
who nave heard him and who knew mo-
the language, have been stirred deeply
by the sentiment of the song, and tina
the man has a way Of interpreting whicl
actually seems to make a Language o
communication" unnecessary: It is a
though he translates his thoughts int
music, and places the music before yol
through his marvellous voice-manipula
ton, so that you get the thoughts iron
his music, in your own language.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Cudahy Will
Erect Finest
Pork Plant
Plans Four New Fireproof Structures
as Additions to South Omaha
System.

Plans are under way for the Cudahy
Packing company OF South Omaha by
which that firm expects greatly to in
crease the size Of It's plant, This will be
done by building four new large fireproof
buildings al an expenditure Of large suSns
Of money.
The first building win be for offices In
order that the books Of the company NAV
be more safe and also to provide NOR
room, which is greatly needed.
The largest Of the new buildings will be
a reinforced concrete pork house. which.
It is said, will be the finest In the world.
two other buildings will be a new
beef house and a new power house, where
machinery will be installed for the opera
ton Of the entire plant. The large reser-
voir Will have TO be moved to make room
for the new office building,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
HOPES TO CLEAR DOBBlNS
Attorney for MabrHy steerer Says His
Man VIII Escape on
Appeal.

That JOIN r. Dobbins, convicted Of lar
ceny in acting as a steerer for a Maybray
race in which T. w. Ballew, a banker lost
SSc. 900, will be eventually acquitted on ap-
peal is the opinion Of Edward Mulick OF
Davenport, Ia, one Of the principal attor'
neys for j. c. Mabray. Mr.. Mulick Is in
Omaha In connection with the Affairs OF
the Mabray prosecution.
n lawyer has nothing TO say concern
ing the probable. line Of defense for Ma.
bray Indicating that II is probable that tn,
same tactics will be used that were tried
in the John Dobblns case.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

The recent visit OF Madame sehumann-
Heink In a 'sonE-reeitRl" offers a most in
teTesting thought concerning the evolution
Of the Prima Donna recital, There are a
good many people (the musical editor Of
The Bee being only onel who from time to
time ave voiced the belief that the song
recital. and the prima donna Of the opera.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
RUB IT in ON PETER LOCH
Take His saloon License Away and
Throw Bucket of water
in His Face.

To take a mans saloon license away from
him and then throw a bucket u cold water
IN his face Is certainly rubbing II In some.
That's what Pete Loeb thought as he sat
at the riugside In the Auditorium Friday
night at the Jeffries-Gotc carnival.
The lady who was doing the baton Jug
Cling and the water swinging probably
didn't know-or maybe she did-that Loeb
had just had his saloon license revoked by
the Board Of Fire and Police Commits
sloners.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09


The aria, generally speaking, belongs
strictly to the opera, and II suffers by re-
moval therefrom.
The song-literature of the world is tre-
mendOus. If We were to hear a song re-
cital every night from now on for a year,
and no number on any program repeated,
We would nave only begun 70 gather a
few flowers from the floral beds at the
entrance of the garden, and the garden is
wondrous large.
II has always been a difficult matter
TO introduce the songs of Germany,
France and italy, to say nothing of Nor,
way, Russia, Poland, and other countries
because of the entire -strangeness Of the
languages.
But We find a very great bur
ment to look ahead, in these two follow,
ing facts.-First, the tendency Of the bes.
recital artists to print very fair. and
sometimes excellent TRANSACTIONS Of tn,
foreign songs which they sing, on this
program, and furnish hat to the audience
without any extra cost. The other en-,
couraging fact is the rapid spread of ths
study of the foreign languages on ouI
part, and the increased study Of our Ian
guage by those who sing TO US.
1t will only be a matter OF time unit
the songs OF Franz. OF Schubert and Of
sehumann will be very familiar, and ther
we will have Brahms, Greig, Mendels
sOhn. Liszt Wolf. Strauss. Roger anc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Three Little Wise Men

Being a Story for Epiphany Of the Experience of an Omaha Teacher
and Three Boys Who Were Backward in Their Studies-The
The Prima Donna, the Concert Program, the Opera and the Aria
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
Musical Notes.

At their recital in the First Congrega-
tional church Sunday, January 9, at 4 p.
M, Martin w. Bush VIII play: Sonata, I'm
the style of Handel, complete CWolsten-
|holme), Benediction Nuptiale saint
Saens), Andante in ID (Silas), Toccata in
G (Dubois), Second Andante in ID flat
(rhomas). Salut d'Amour CElger), Spring
Song CMacfariane), March Religieuse)
tGuilmant). Mr.. Ellis will sing: Das
Krant Vergessenheit (Von Fielitz), Wild
mung (Franz), Traum Durch die Dammer-
ung (S%trauss), After (Elgar), The SYM
phony tLandberg), and Lahore (Parker).
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

are not compatible.N There has been the
frequent statement that the great prima
donna parsonage does things at a song
recital which an amateur would not be
allowed to do with impunity. The audience
applauds because 1t is the prima donna,
and unconsciously takes the incorrect posi-
ton that whatever the prima donna does is
necessarily right, or else the prima donna
would not do 1t.
That is not the question Just now, how
ever. The evolution Of the prima donna
recital is the thing to be considered
We can all remember when the prima
donna started forth on her annual tour OF
conquest and glory, and with a program
which was conformed almost entirely to
the grand 'arias'' or operate solos for
which she was famous. Arias, or big solos,
from the famous operas. usually Italian,
were the offerings presented, and then
Home Sweet Home" or "Annle Laurie
or THE Old Folks at Home" was thrown
In. gratis, and the audience went home wild
with delight and entranced with the sing
ing Of the prima donna.
Such a program would not do nowadays.
Il would not attract an audience, nor would
It satisfy an audience II II had attracted
one.
Now we have the mixed program. The
prima donna sings some Of her famous
solos, that is, some of the big things which
are connected with the roles or parts in
which she appears. Then she sings some
German numbers, a French item or two
and some offering in the English language
II will only be a matter OF time until
the people will demand still more of the
song form, and the aria will be retired.
We will then have the Song Recital. Thi,
is a "consummatlon most devoutly to b,
wished" %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

nave great times on Twelfth-Night. Shake
speare chose it for The title of one Of his
we'll known plays:-"Twelfth-Nig or
What You VIII"
But it Is of Epiphany we would speak.
This festival of Epiphany is held in cele-
bratlon OF the visit Of the wise men to the
little manger at Bethlehem to see the
Infant, the Christ-child. And they came
with gifts OF gold and f~rankincense and
myrrh. And the reason it is called the
Epiphany was because of the Appearance
Of the Star which directed them to the
place where the young Child lay,
And the story is this. 1t happened in
Omaha. II happened in a school. 1t hap
pened TO a choir singer.
Now there is in Omaha a certain school
where boys and girls are wont to meet,
and where a certain teacher (who is q
choir singer was accustomed to go every
day, and teach the children those things
which belong to their welfare In mind
and spirit.
You who read, all know that some chill
dren learn slowly and some learn rapidly,
some children are good and some are
u~ngood-not so bad, but just somewhat I'M
good. Some are taught at home, and some
are not. Some are lazy and some are &C
tive.
/ Well II happened In this school, Of which
we are thinking just now, that a certain
teacher began 70 think very hard about
what she could d. for some OF her back
ward boys, In this school there were three
boys who were not so terribly fond OF
study, nor Of doing those things which
model boys should always do. so this
teacher said to her three boys (as well as
to some others) that II they would give VI
part of their vacation time to the teacher
she would give up part OF her vacation
time to them. And the boys did il. They
promised that they would, and they did
They were punctual, they were interested
they were becoming ready TO grow int,
Wise Men.
But this was not all. There came a daJ
when there was a spirit OF Epiphany, ant
the teacher was solemnly approached. and
with more or less tlmidness, was pre-
sented with a mysterious package, open
ing II, she found therein a little gift Of
set OF shirtwaist pins. and she values 1
more than any other gift she received,
And so there came three little Wise Men
and they opened their treasures and CAV,
gifts because Of the loving sacrifice OF
school teacher who wanted TO help them
That was a little feast Of the Epiphany.
-
The recent visit OF Madame schumann
Helnk In a "sonE-recitRl' offers a most in
teTesting thought concerning the evolution
Of the Prima Donna recital, There are
good many people Uhe musical editor o
TIL Bee being only onel who from time Z
time have voiced the belief that the son.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09

LITTLE Epiphany story.
Epiphany means IAN appear
anoe." And the church festival
of the Epiphany is held the 9Th
of January. or Twelfth Night
after Christmaa Thav mad 10
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
JAY" DRIVER LAW NOT DEAD
City Attorney Astonished at Bungling
Attempt to Repeal.
DAVIS RESOLUTION INTELLECTUAL
History of Ordinance Fixing Road
Rules for Drivers In Omaha shows
IA Councilman Was First
Taken In for violation.

When their attention was called to the
fact that the rules of the road ordinance
supposed to be in effect in Omaha, was
repealed by a resolution introduced by
Councilman Davis in 1907, sboth City At
torney Burnam and his ass slant, John A.
Rine, laughed.
THAT is an impossibility," said Mr.. Bur
nam. "A resolution can neither suspend
or repeal an ordinance"
mo, SIR" said Mr.. Rlne, smiling ike
the new furniture in the Elks' club, that
cannot be done, The only way to repeal
an ordinance is by passing another ordl-
nance with that specific purpose in view
The history Of the ordinance and the
resolutions providing Tor rs enforcement
then for its suspension and repeal is as
follows:
The ordinance is numbered CO2o, intro
duced by Councilman Brucker and passed
June fl, 1901,
on October p. 1907, Councilman Elsasser
introduced a concurrent resolution, which
was passed and signed by the mayor d.
recting the mayor and chief of police "a
instruct the policemen to enforce the ordi-
nance fully"
DR.. Davis Ran Against IL.
Some time a%fterward Or. Davis, then
serving in the council, was stopped by a
policeman for a violation OF the ordinance
, He was angered; 80 much so that at q
meeting OF the council held November 8
1907. he introduced a concurrent resolution
directing the chief Of police 10 suspend the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
NEWYORESTOCRS AND BONDS
Market Rises Early, Only 70
React
COPPER STOCKS vUIxERABLE
Conditions Make Trade Sensitive 20
Bear Report from German Yer
eiEa Offiee-Some Heavy
seuinE.

NEW YORK. July I2-Sfocks suffered re-
action in todaye market after rising IN the
early dealings 20 about the high level re-
bound which had been IN progress for sew
eral days. The movement WAS not accom-
panied by any notable change fn the news
OF conditions, but there was q distinct De-
crease IN demand n the higher levels Incl
dent 20 the reduction Of the short interest
and the disinclinhtion Of buyers Of a more
substantial kind % follow the rise In prices
ia face Of the uncertain views Of the con-
difiOns Indicated BY the six months OF FAN
ing prices 81 EtockH
The copper stocks were the vulnerable
spot IN the list, AmslERmHted Copper fail
ing 10 a new low level for the year in CON
sonance with Q further decline OF the price
Of copper in London. This special weakness
had sympathetic effect or the general list
but the establishment Of downward tend
ency IN the price movement had the effect
Of rsvtv1ug some feeling Of disuuiet over
the general business situation. The tone OF
sth1enent SAID 10 have been issued on
behalf Of the German foreign office regard
tnE diplomatic relations in Central and
south America wa the decisive influence
IN shaping the latter movement Of stock
prices
The fan In prices Of copper metal 10 new
low levels IN London and reports OF price
concessions also in the New York copper
market put a bad face on the situation In
that Industry and on the earning psospectF
OF companies concerned IN the mining and
The weakening effect Of the liquidation IN
the copperE and the hesitation Of buying or
account OF the extent OF the rebound made
the market sensitive TO the reported utter.
anoe Of the German foreign office The re-
port was SO circumstantiHl IN giving off.
clbl sanction % the statement and the
statement itself was At the same time sS
/ provocative in tone as to throw some feel
ing Of CONSERVATION into the market and
there was some haFty throwing over Of
stocks. "a =
The direct contradiction OF the tone q,
/ the utterance to the conCiliatory statamen
on the subject from the same source earlier
! In the day served TO throw suspicion on II
! and the lack Of reliable confirms ton lef
I the report discrsditsd and induced tn
/ shorts 20 cover and rally the market. tn,
earlier declines were only partly reeOv
1 cred Last prices were below last night
] but the tone was quite steady.
Crop news, money market conditions the
gold import prospects and other factors
! which have figured in the late market Were
EHpplauted by the technical position AM
4 the German sensation.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, pas
4 value, 81, 4l3.O0o. United States bonds were
4 unchanged on call.
\ NumDar OF safes and leading quotation
I IN 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Total receipts
Totals .........

---As-.ssSsslsLs - Ss..s@S Lice .-iOi L-4--s
we're very lnDcn Agnper LRaA yEElsi 0hE'
DoLn here ana ~ OLusr ma ket p0lnts. ~
4 result OF moaerRts Supply there WAS =
more heR4Lny condition. Al may De Aooeo
that the receIpls rOr ths tSO aAys thas
week show a very aecioeu gain over Last
week, pSsbg about On pal villa year
ago.
The supply Of beef stssrs looked rather
small tins morning ~ compared Win lne
big run OF yesterday. SLtl there vas quite
q sprinkhng anc = great pAeny 10 supply
the demand. Buyers seemed 70 want
few cattle and the market took on u better
feeling. although prices could hAroly Dc
called any higher, Possibly some OF the
more desirable cattle might be quoted ~
cows ana heifers were fully steady, and.
in Some cRsez, a little stronger than yea
terday While the market WAS not par
ticularly active, the most OF the oftsI1ngs
changed hands II far season IN Inc Hoih-
ing.
Included in the days receipts were quite
q good many stock cattle and some iced
ers Fortunately there was a very good
buytng demand, and the market was good
and firm with most OF the offerings selling
early IN the Gay.
OuotKtions on cattle: Good 10 choice
carnfsd steers 81 z60g 90; fair 10 good corn
FED steers, Sc 50Q7 Is; common 10 fair corn
fed steers. Ss.581s-be good 20 choice cowt
and hsifers, - .O0Q6O0; fair 70 GOOD cows
ard heifera 81 BORS 90: ooutEnon 70 fair cows
and heiferE, &. e0p2S0: good 10 choice stock
ers and feeders, SA&@4S: fair 70 gooo
stookerB and feeders. S2BqA.&; common
to fair stockers and feederA AO09Ale;
stock heifers, s. Zk@Aoe: veal calves, SA-OOg
z 90: bulls, stays. etc, Ss.20a.A-
Par tive HRlen-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

=
CaAh qnofsronH were as fon0ws;
FLOlR-E1rms winter patents, fAtuaaht
winter strntghts. Sa.seQaro; spring palenta,
hard held AT SO spring strslEhrn. $1,000
A7o; bakers, S29095.2e
RNE-No .. 15a16c,
BAflLEE-Feed or mixing. 62g67e; fair 20
SEElSs-Y'lsx. SSo. j southuestarn, cu;
No. ] northv esterR. s2.1L Timothy, A.SoG
BGa Clover. Sllb0
PROVISION s-Msss PORK, per bbL, gsG
a41eo. I.hdr. par 100 lhs., sa107aA- Short ribS
tsides llooFe), tl2.250l1 GA. short cleA1
sides Oboxed), gI2 SEQ l216-
Total eiearanees q wheat and nOUr we're
equal 70 EON bu- Primary racelptk Were
E5a 0ee bushels compared with la 900 bU. the
corresponding Cay year ago. The world 5
visible supply, A shONn b. BrAdstrests 4,
.5sstiIastsd receipts for tomorrow. Wheat.
ssoanss cora. q carr; oats & cars; hogs.
~ ssieesS cash Prioes-vvhest: No ? rea
s. ess.05 Ga. No red 81 0sss al 04A No.
hard' Sl9dA "A. No, , hard, sl-0a&G1l o.
No I northern spring, IN tilG2i No
n osal a. Csrns No. 2 cNsa, bssGTsec: No.
b., Bsaqa9cs Nc White ssiag6sc; Ne. 1
~sFfiis. Eaa1dSAscs No, yellow, 6i14Qa G
No. 3 yellow. 6e.zlolsse. oats: Ma. cash
ssisstsso. No, = Nhite, CSC, No white
Gl1qsse,- ~, white. aa9ase. standard
safTER = stsSsy; sssAnsrisA ss0ar.
IclsGs- siSsdys reoeiptN. lEUB cases 81
mark. Gases iaelneed. loglse' firsts. lie.
I.ti1e flrEtE Ifc
hEESE = stsAdyi daisies. H,sqlsk G.
tHfns, Lie l6isc; youug Americas. lsA0leci
TATOEs-sfeaay. choice 70 fancy. n
&c tAir q Eeod- eoJGse
IAOuLTKf-SteAdy. turkeya, lie. chick
sna lac sRriaEA lb12oc.
NEALs-siead9; % 70 % lhs-. sQgAe. 90 q
q lbs-. aqsiTci ~ % 10 lhA- lN1loisc
CARROT Reoeipts-Wheat - cars; cora
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
Lnrnf nerurrrren.

Quotations furnished by samuel Burns
f., 6Ss New York Life building, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Crap News shows Some Improvement
Because Of Rain.
WHEAT CROP RULES MARKET
Cyrn opens wcnk Recanre Of ne
neu~d seuinE on Fsvorabls
weHtber stepQrts and Lever
wheat faIacs.


OMAHA, July L. Ifi0
II u.s. Crs cul1tinue ~ reheNe the nUrth-
"a sltuattorL.-Lrgp news snow s0Tne I'M
lIfa emlnt curing tne past week. Wheat
AZ being ual-k sa1ed IN the southwest, and
isturua are generally good ana well above
the estimate Tns late Ur early rlvFe-
ment 81 the winter wheat crop viii RUE
market changes Iors tne Llrns being
Prospects iuf the growing corn crop are
excellent. and great progress has been
made 10 Overcome the retarded early
growth. About 81 per cent q last year .
u.rep is Etlll tn farmers hands.
Wheat was hOld lower at The opening,
only 20 show strength 4ster on the advance
fu the northwest markets. Reports from
The south west are bHlliEh, and q Tree move
ment r. looked 1or Wiz cash wheat some
cheaper
Corn was weak and some lower at the
start caused by renewed selling on favQr-
able Waa1her reports and lover wheat
values. Prices ,3ater were strong on better
cash demand I'D closing prices were strong
al NC over r-esterday-
Primary ases1 receipaA we're tgb.u3i
bushels and shipments we're Szf,90a bushels,
against receipts last year Of la6.0OS bushels
and shipments Of ~ 600 bushels.
Primary corn receipts we're 44eVb bushels
and shipments were 600 bushels, Against
receipts last year of 1to.B10 buehelH Ano
shipments Of 2lhf889 bushels.
ClezrRnces were l2lsbN0 bushels OF corn
none Of oats and Eheal and -four equal u
Liverpool CLOSED I'D lower on wheat and
I'D lower on @corn.
Local range Of opuonE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13
ANaiIahIe suRplIea "a Grain.

NEW YORK, July l2-Specisl cable and
telerrHphic communications received By
RradEtreetE EheW the following changes IN
EFRilable supplies az compared with prev
ioue account Whhat: United StRtes east
aT Rockies, decreased s4.Nt0 bushels. Can
ada sed Pa 90 bushels, total United
States and nanadA- Increased ss4.0A
creased 2o0 600 bnshelHg total American
ara European supply decreased. fGl6.0f
bushels Corn United states and Cunuda-
decreased CT Gao bushels. Oats. Unite
States and Canada. decreased Sz0o
bushels The leading increases and de-
cronses reported this week follow: Increases
-Mnuitoba. S12ol0 bushels, Akron, g %
bushels; Goderich. n0o bushels Decrease
Milwaukee, private elevators, $1,000 bush
els.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-13

NEW YORK. July H-METALS-Ths
market for standard copper was weak with
spot. July, August. September and October
closing al &11.50Hll0. London, weak: spot
EE2 LIS I'd; futures, Egs Sc Sd Arrivals
represented ~ New York !. 20 tons; custom
house returns showed sxp0Tts OF 2.l6 tons
making s.aE SO far this month. LOcRl
dealers report no change IN the market
for spot copper, quoting lake AT t12. s21s@
R67A; electrolytie II So &@1250; casting
at 81 1Sl11 las. Tin, dull: spot. So ga
y 80. July, SS2 .AQ22 50; August and Sep
teanber, s22- 20Q82B; October, S2Z 2DS122.5 50
London, easy; spot. El17 LIS. futures. slss
Lead. steady; S4a564 d, New York; q. 2ed
Us "a spelter duii: Is .s0eS5 se New YORK
81 BbdIS. 90. East 81. Louis. London spot, RE
rs Ga. Iron. London. ass 1O54d. for Cleveland
warrants In London. Locally iron Wal
quiet. No. ] foundry northern. SIG b0d16. 75
No ? foundry northern, f16. D0Q16 Is: No.
southern. f1eH416B: No. ] foundry south.
ern soft Sl6.O0Q16.&.