Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-23
SOCIALISM is AT
HIGH WATER MARK
Growth of German Socialists is the
Phenomenon Of Politics in
Kaiser's Empire.
SUCCESS TURNS THEIR HEADS
Now Accused of Leveling Lance
Against the Church.
MARRIAGE rs ALSO CONDEMNED
Extremists in Party Alternating the
Economic Group.
BRIGHT stunt IN ADVERTISING
Clever Physician springs n New Cure
for Drunkenness which Works
Effectively Until the Sc
cret Leaks Out.
Extremists in Party Alternating tn
Economic Group.
BRIGHT STUN IA ADVERTISING
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

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The growth Of the socialist organization
is the phenomenon of politics in the en- |
pire. There is feeling that socialism as
political force has reached the high |
water mark.
The party flushed with success, has
transcribed the limits. of discussion on
public questions by attacking religion, and
the institution of marriage which Ger
mans, both Catholics and Protestants. re-
gard as sacrament. In their professed
efforts to regenerate society the socialists
are attacking nearly every institution,
sacred and otherwise. BY this policy they
they have not only kept out men who
might otherwise affiliate with them, but
have driven from their ranks men who
believe in socialism as an economic doc
trine. AS strong as the party Is 1t is not
as strong by far as it might be II it let
| religion alone.
Advertisement Caught Them.
A local theater manager may dispute
Americas right to be considered the
champion advertiser. Recently the fol-
lowing advertisement appeared in the
newspapers here. just an q new play was
to be presented: Young lady, orphan,
with $1,000 at her disposal and propri-
etress of one of the most important retail
business in Prussia, wishes to meet a
young man capable Of managing her bus
mess, with a view to matrimOny. No
special business training necessary, nor
need he be possessed of means.-Write NJ
w. B. guardian. No agents"
Dukes. barons. adventurers, business men
and thousands OF mechanics answered the
advertisement on ,the morning Of the
day on which the new play was presented
each OF those who replied 20 the adver-
tisement received a beautiful Autographed
note in these terms str-1t is a most
important matter to know whether my
niece win please you. This evening she
will be with me at theater in box No.
- NJ w. b." elsa
The theater was crowded with young
men, and during the play the lognettes
we're al turned on the box mentioned, but
1t was empty, the only vacant place in
the theater.
New Cure for "DiPsies."
A new treatment OF dipsomania is an
nounoed. A patient who has been cured
was an apparently hopeless case. The
doctor who reports the case prescribed
drug" to be taken in minute doses.
It Is a violent poison. he told the pa
tent, and can be absorbed only gradually.
In time the system becomes insured to it.
II must be mixed with the patients wine
or spirits at the rate OF the drop the first
day. two the second, and 80 on, until the
system is able to assimilRte a whole glass
of II. The drug will discolor the wine
The dipsomaniac dutifuily followed these
directions. and noticed that, as the doctor
had said, the color Of his wine grew paIer
as he added more of the drug" He OBJ
served also that he became accustomed to
drinking less and less wine as he in
creased the proportion of the drug.
At last he drank with pleasure a glass
fun OF the drug with only a dash of wine
in It. RE is now absolutely cured. and
feels no craving whatever for wine or
spirits.
He went to thank his doctor. and said:
Now doctor, tell me what that marvellous
drug was which has made another man
of meg'
Water" said the doctor.
New Way to Catch Germs.
An apparatus has been invented that is
in many ways unique, for it is nothing
less than device to trap microbes which
elude the usual methods OF examination.
AT first sight the idea OF setting a trap
AAA ~ minute aA QpINNA Us a UlAEI0De-An
. organism so tiny that when magnified a
thousand times it looks no bigger than a
small comma might appear ridiculous.
but nevertheless such trap has been de-
, vised and made 20 operate with great
success
The working OF this trap depends on the
discovery OF the fact that when microbes
are present IN a fluid and an electric cur
rent Is passed through II the addition OF
certain chemical solutions causes the mi
: orODes to be driven to one or the other OF
; the wires which carry the current into the
4 fluid. An ingenious arrangement OF glass
tubes then prevents them getting back
! again to the fluid from which they have
been driven.
One OF the great difficulties which bac.
teriologists have always had to contend
with Is the impossibinty OF detecting with
certainty the presence Of small numbers
? OF disease germs In large quantities OF
water When a specimen Is teeming with
organisms they can readily be found, but
D a few typhoid germs, for example, ar,
Just as dangerous TO the community a,
several thousand. and Il Is the difficulty
OF catching" the few that has rendered
meteorological examinations uncertain II
p this respect
J. The practical Importance Of the new
, method referred 10 Is that II has alread,
n been proved oapablo o. detecting certain
germs when present In relatively enormoui
:, quantities OF fiddi under certain eOndi
K lions It win most certainly lure every mi
!, erobe within It's neighborhOod into tn.
10 trap. But this being 80. Il is obvious tina
Us ultimate development and application
I. 10 the germs OF diseases In general mag
4 be fraught with consequences OF the great
est Importance 70 me public heslth