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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-29
Decision in the
Tobacco Trust Case
| Expected Monday
Thought Supreme Court Will Make
Clear Its Views, as in Standard
Oil Opinion.

WASHINGTON, May T.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-The United States supreme court
is expected to hand down on Monday a
decision in the tobacco trust case, favor
able to the government says the CORE
spondent OF the Chicago Tribune.
In the Judgment of officials OF the De
partment Of Justice. this decision is fore
cssted BY the action Of the court in the
Standard OIL case. II Is expected the court
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-29
CARROLL GIVEN "a "D0BE"
DOLLARS FOR HIS SERVICES
Omaha Soldier of Fortune Draw.
sIO.sO for Helping over
throw DtaE.
tFrom a staff Correspondent.)

Ell PASO, Tex, May &L-(special
Telegram. Joe Carroll, with the rest of
the brave American legion, was paid To-
day for his gallant service in the cause
of liberty. covering several months Ne
received twenty-four "dobe" dollars.
equivalent to tl0sO in American money
Carroll says he expects to leave soon
with several other soldiers of fortune 10
Join Prices command Of socialists An
southern California
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-29
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

is tempted to give up his pre-arranged
marriage with the fortune attached for
the sake of the Wonder Lady whom
he has not seen. IL Ia worked out TO
the satisfaction OF everybody. how
ever, and none OF the plans for help
ing the poor children has 10 go astray.
The Wonder Lady. by Ella Lowery
Mosely. is published by Lothrop, Lee,
Shepard Co. Boston, and is for sale
at Macauley's. The price is 500,
conklln's Handy Manual.
cCnklins Handy Manual OF useful
information. published by Laird and
Lee, Chicago, Is a mine OF informa
ton. arranged in handy form and Gov
ering all the thousand and one sub
jects that constantly come up every
day. Not the least of it's advantages
is its compact form and complete In
dexing. Besides the up-to-date facts
on a wide range OF subjects, II con-
tains an atlas OF the world in quick
reference form
Conklin's Handy Manual Is publish.
ed by Laird & Lee. Chicago, and is
for sale in the local bookstores, price
so cents.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
NEWSPAPER FOLK WILL Y
MEET HERE IN JANUARY
Great Two-Day Roundup Seized
uled, With Board of Com
merce Acting as Host.

Michigan, what wilt thou have me
TO do?
This is the patriotic question the
entire editorial fraternity OF the state
IS going to ask itself within the hos
pitable portals OF this city, Jan. Is
and 10.
They are going to do IL under the
generous prompting OF the gracious
hospitality OF the Board of Commerce,
that is always putting the same I'M
selfish query mp to fair Miss Detroit,
with consequent fruitftulness OF good
works.
There will be n lot OF fuquiring
opinion-molders here awaiting Michi-
CANS reply II all who get bid from
Detroit's stirring commercial organ
iZation, come 10 town. These are the
associations whose members will be
invited to the editorial lovefeast:
Michigan Press association, Eastern
Michigan Press club. Western Michi-
gan Press club, Northeastern State
Press association. Michigan Republi-
rIor Press association and Michigan
Woman's Press association.
The Idea OF an editorial roundup
grew out OF the Michigan Press asso-
citation meeting in Port Huron last
summer. President McRae. OF the
Board OF Commerce. Michigan's most
widely.known publisher, asked the as
ISOLATION TO come TO Detroit for its
A!nter meeting: President James
Schermerhorn and Secretary II. A.
Hopkins. of the VI p. A.. thought that
would be immense and suggested that
the whole newspaper fraternity OF the
state be included. a proposal in which
Mr.. McRae heartily joined. The East
ern Michigan Press club, which meets
in Detroit I'm January every year, ike
wise expressed its concurrence in the
plan. through President Il. +. Browne
and Secretary l.. G. Cramton; so
there will be real fraternity as Well
as patriotic feryor for the state in the
foregathering.
With the theme OF what an editor
can do for his state IN mind, Presl-
dent Schermerhorn has secured no
table list OF speakers for the OCCASION
Gov. Woodrow Wilson, OF New Jersey,
will discuss the publishers contribu-
ton to the general good; George w.
Coleman, president of the Associated
| Advertising Clubs OF America, will
consider service TO the state through
publicity: Frank l. Cobb. editor OF
the New York World-a brilliant
product OF Michigan journalism-will
speak on the late Joseph Pulitzers
news policy and his purpose in en-
downing a school OF journalism: Joseph
Mitchell Chapple. editor OF the Ma
tional Magazine. will treat of the coun-
try newspaper as preparatory school
OF Journalism, and Arthur II. Vanden-
berg. of the Grand Rapids Herald, VIII
furnish all the state pride necessary
for the occasion in the theme, III you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

seek glorious state to serve. look
abound you.
With the same idea OF a dominant
note for the two-days' rally. Secretary
Champion. OF the Eastern Michigan
Press club. has secured the accept
ances OF a splendid group OF speak
ers. as follows: James w. Helme, on
The dairy question In Michigan:
Henry f. Strait, on Uniform text
books" George W. Welch. on The
food industry OF Michigan" Milton A.
McRae. on why Michigan needs an
agricultural commission" and ID. w.
Brandon. subject not announced.
The Board OF Commences hospital
ity Is extended 10 the press visitors
for one OF It's famous luncheans, prob
ably in the Wayne Gardens. Thursday
noon. Jan. 10. when Gov. Woodrow
Wilson will be the guest OF honor: for
a banquet on Thursday evening, at
which Gov. Chase S. Osborn will pre-
side: for an auto ride and luncheon
at Belle Isle. Friday noon, Jan. 10. and
a theater party on Friday evening.
The business sessions OF the various
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

ministry, but know OF clergymen
who are not as active, In fghting the
evils OF the world as they might be
The moral nature OF man Is his ally
and he needs TO assert powerful lot
OF moral courage In these DAYS OF evil
conditions. A man makes a big mis-
take In giving his congregation the
idea that he Is preaching just because
he has TO say something. That kind
OF preaching Is sure TO be a failure.
The imperative mood is what the
PREACHERS must cultivate. That means
real leadership and when a man gets
IL he Is sure TO be a success in the
ministry. A man who runs away
from a hard field 10 an easy one Will
gain nothing: he should stick TO his
task. for. after all, he will find one
field is as hard as another
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
VAN VLISSINGER'S FRIENDS
WANT HIM PAROLED

CHICAGO. Dec. ll.-Counsel for
Peter Van Vlissingen, confessed forg-
er OF mortgages with sl,6S3.200 today
began canvass to obtain signatures
from the former real estate agents
friends for parole reducing his indie
terminate sentence Of Ia years. Van
Vlissinger has been in the penitentiary
little over three years. Attorney
Thai. the prisoners counsel, said he
had no doubt that his client would be
able TO reimburse q number OF those
who were the victims of his faxed
mortgages.
Van Vlissingen invented a transpar-
ent table top, with an electric light
underneath, and traced signatures
from bonafide mortgages TO bogus
documents. Then he sold the spurious
ones His operations extended over
IS years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
CONVICTION NECESSARY
TO SUCCESSFUL PREACHING
Man With Real Message
Power, Rev. K. Y. Mullins
Tells Pastors Union.

UNLESS "A preacher has a convic'
ton. he might as we'll leave the pull
pitt said the Rev. +. Y. Mullins,
president OF the Southern Baptist
Theological seminary. Louisville. KY
in the course OF an address on Lead
ership in the ministry before the
Pastors union. i'm the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium. Monday morning. "A
minister ought TO be an influence IN
public life. But just how 10 go ABOUT
II is a big problem for the average
pastor He is puzzled TO know how 10
do reform work and at the same time
attend TO his church work. preaching
is definite proclamation OF duty, ana
II is the man who has real message
for his congregation that proves 10
be power In the world. The man
who is afraid OF his congregation
makes no Roadway; in fact, he loses
ground, for, when the congregation
finds out that its pastor is afraid or IL,
the situation proves disastrous to his
ministry He is like the man who Is
afraid of his horses. You know,
horse knows when his driver is afraid
OF him and he takes advantage OF
the fear OF the man. Ii is the same
with the pastor who is afraid OF his
congregation
1T is all very we'll for a preacher
to give his congregation the simple
gospel. so-called. and refrain from
taking a vigorous part in the social
questions affecting his congregation,
but he is not fulfilling his duty towards
his God BY merely preaching the
simple gospel he becomes inopera-
tive. inaudible-just what the average
politician wants OF him. Nothing Is
more pleasing to the politician than a
policy OF silence on the part OF the
clergy in regard 10 worldly conditions
conditions which need the attention
OF the pulpit
by Withholding his voice from
participation in me social evils OF
the day, the preacher is safe from
attack, but he. as I have said, is
failing in his duty. Personally, | can
be still and look out on the social
evils without raising my voice in pro-
test. There is a newspaper in our
city which thinks pastors should do
nothing but preach the simple gos-
pei but | can't agree with the edi-
TOT me preacher mas JUST DIS muSh
TO do with sociological questions as
the politician. and il is the preachers
duty 10 exercise his power in the pull
pit. A preacher should have some
thing besides a belief about condi-
tons outside of his theology; he
should have a conviction. And there
is big difference between belief and
conviction. Belief is something a
man holds, while conviction is some
thing that holds a man.
Personality is what counts in the
ministry. II man has the confidence
Cf his congregation he is bound TO
&c great leader: otherwise, he is
7owerless The successful pastor
must be courageous. don't wish TO
imply that there are towards In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

associations will be sandwiched in
between these larger social events. A
feature OF one OF the gatherings will
be the awarding of The. Detroit Times
three prizes In gold for the best edi-
torials on Remain In Michigan"
Upon one OF the above dates Il Is
planned TO have an important meet
ing OF the advertising men. under the
auspices OF the Adcraft club. in honor
Of the presence OF President Coleman,
OF the Associated Advertising Clubs
OF America. and ex-President s. g..
Dobbs; all OF which will make IL a
great week for the publishing and
publicity folk OF Michigan and De-
troit
There has been no such general
roundup OF the editorial fraternity in
the state metropolis since 1888.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
ITALIANS PROTEST
AGAINST WAR FILM

A delegation of Italian citizens, in
Guiding Pietro Cardiello, Italian con-
sui here; Ferdinand Palma, former
detective; V. Juliano. editor OF the
Italian daily and others, called on
Mayor Thompson, Monday morning,
to ask him 10 suppress picture pur-
porting 10 show the siege OF Tripoli
and alleged atrocities committed by
Italian soldiers, now being exhibited
in the Princess theater.
The mayor took the matter up with
Police Commissioner Croul. who prom
ised to send officers TO look AT the
film. Police Capt. Baker reported that
his men had passed the film as o. n.
but he promised to request the pro-
prietor of the theater 10 discontinue
the use OF the film as favor TO his
honor and In the interest of harmony
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE HAS
PROGRESSIVE PROGRAM
Initiative and Civil Service For
County of Detroit In
cluded in Planks.

In the meeting Of the Pastors
,nlon. Monday. Secretary Anthony
Pratt, OF the Detroit Municipal league
distributed cards setting forth the or
ranization's platform as follows:
The primary result aimed at is the
,ettlng free OF individual initiative so
3 Is TO render active and intelligent
anticipation In government reality;
The initiative on constitutional
amendments on petition OF eight per
.ent of the vote cast for secretary OF
tate, thus reserving TO the people the
power 10 amend their own constitu-
ion under reasonable safeguards
Without let OF hindrance on the part
N the state legislature.
ta) Through constitutional initi-
alive an amendment provid-
ing for local option in taxation.
Statutory initiative on petition OF
Ave per cent of the vote cast for sec
rotary of state and through statutory
Initiative the adoption of
(a) A general law providing for
small Board of Education
elected at large, said board 10
have business and educational
experts IN charge of their re-
spective departments.
(bl The organization OF the city
of Detroit into a county by IT.
self upon its ratification by a
majority OF the electors in the
city and In the remainder OF
the county.
(c) A home rule bill providing
for a workable initiative on
charter amendments.
Through the initiative on charter
amendments:
(a) Civil service for the "Coun-
" OF Detroit"
(b) The separation of municipal
from national elections and the
complete abolition OF national
party lines. names, and EN-
blems from the municipal bal
lot.
(c) A great reduction in the
number of elective officials; l.
e.. some form of commission
government. placing large pow
ers in the hands OF a few Of
ficials elected at large-the
people reserving TO themselves
through direct legislation the
right to call them TO account for
any abuse of that power. This
small group OF elective officials
shall constitute the legislative
body and shall be required to
select experts wherever they
may be found TO place in charge
of the administrative end of our
city government.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

which
in
o Aeola Co
Tehnoa furnished
loved We sell the model
the balance weekly
boreake YOUR
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
issues Decree h Rate Case

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Uni
ted States commerce court today is
sued the final decree in the Spokane
rate case, making permanent The tenn.
porary Injunction recently issued. An
appeal VIII be taken to the United
States supreme court by the govern
ment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
INDEPENDENT TOBACCO
MEN LOSE APPEAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE SUI
preme court OF the United States to-
day denied the motion of the Leaf
Tobacco Board OF Trade of New York
(the independently TO file a petition
for review of the proposed plan of re-
organization of the trust
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
BOOK S
Sherwood.

Sherwood.
Sherwood. by Alfred Moves, is an
other step in the direction OF a re-
yival of the poetic drama. 1t is hard
TO imagine the play actually presented
on the stage, but IL comes nearer TO
real drama than many that are.
While not fulfilling all the require
ments OF a drama. there is great
deal of poetry in II. Lyrics are inter
spersed that recall the work OF the
master OF the poetic drama. The
supernatural element as introduced
also is reminiscent Of the great bard.
Sherwood is q step in the right
direction. IL is another OF the in
creasingly successful series OF expert
ments in poetic drama that will some
day lead the theater back from spec
tacular nonsense 10 real literature.
Sherwood, by Alfred Moves, is pub
lished by Frederick A. Stokes Co.
New York, and is for sale at Macaul-
eys.
Poems Of Friendship.
Poems of Friendship is a collection
OF the sayings of the poets on the
theme which has been the inspiration
OF some OF the best poetry that the
world has read. II is collection that
shows the careful work OF an editor
who brought wide reading and under
standing TO his work II covers the
poetry OF friendship in all its phases
through the whole range or English
literature.
Poems OF Friendship. compiled by
John r. Howard. is published by
Thomas Y. Crowell Co, New York. IL
is for sale in the local bookstores,
price $100 net.
Go To Sleep.
Go To Sleep is dedicated to all good
little children who take maps and
find that the sandman comes early In
the evening. The book is made up OF
little bedtime stories that are war
ranted TO bring sweet dreams.
Go To Sleep. by Stella George Stern
Perry, is published in attractive form
BY the Frederick A. Stokes Co, New
York II is for sale in Detroit at
Macauley's.
The Wonder Lady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

Bustness-iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., rs
John R.-st. Pm. Main ltss. or City ssss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12

Job Printing Done Right. Tfmss
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-12
The Wonder Lady.

The Wonder Lady, by Ella Lowery
Mosely, is "A pretty story of a most
attractive but very mysterious lady
who does a vast amount OF good
among the poor children and receives
the title for her work. A skillful but
devoted young physician continually
discovers traces of her activities and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
When The
Stomach Stops


The doctors call u Aataleucy. but
unI'oicSe!onal folks know i as "wInd
on me stomach and q most dis
Uo''.ng state os things it BE-. II is a
serious condition of this great motor
organ. Always annoying and pain
tul I'm the extreme, az times often
leading 20 had and fatal results. The
strma,n embarrassed and hdmpCred
with wind, cannot take care OF le
iooa properly and Indigestion FOL
lows, and this has train too ape
paN'nE 10 cnumerate The entire
system is !mpliCated-mUdo an ar-
tive or passive factor in this trouble
and life soon becomes questionable
boon.
All this is explained IN doctor
books, how dndigosted food causes
gases by fermentation ana fomouta-
ton in which process some essential
fluids are dostroyed-burnt up--Wast-
ed by chemical action, followed by
detective nutrition and the distYipl-
uon through the alimeu,ary tract Of
chemically wrong elements and as q
consequence the stomach and entire
system is starved. Plenty OF food
You see hut spoilt IN preparation and
worse than worthless
a deranged stomach Is the epitome
Of evil, nothing too had 20 omauRte
from IL, but the gas it generates ls
probably rs worst primary effect ana
the only way 10 do away with this Is
to remove the cause Stuarts Dys-
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trouble. They attack the gas maxi
/ ing foods and render them harmless,
+ Flatulency or wind on the stomach
simply cannot exist where these pow
erful and woodworking little tab
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They were made -foSthis very pur-
pose 20 attack gas making foods and
convert them into proper nutTiment
This is their province and Office A
whole book could be written about
them and then not al told that might
be tod with proht 20 sufferers from
this painful disease dyspepsia. lt
vould mention the years OF patient
and expensive experiment IN effor; to
arrive 81 this rosUlt-of failures in
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would make mention Of the different
stomach curreCuveS that enter into
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A ,rcC trial package VIII be sent
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address r A. stuart Co.. 150 stuart
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
PUTS AN END TO
STOMACH MISERY
Indigestion. Gas, Heartburn or Dys-
Uopsla Vanish In Five MINI
utCs.

Every family here ought 10 keep
some Diapepsn IN The house, Is any
one Of You may have an attack Of In
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This harmless preparation will di-
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il your meals don't tempt you, or
what little Won do eat seems 20 MI
YOU or lays Ike a lump Of lead IN
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Pape's Diapepsin IS certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because II
prevents fermentation and takes hold
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same as II your stomach wasn't
there,
Relief IN FIVE minutes from all
stomach misery at any drng store
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These large 5O-cent cases contain
more than sufficient 20 cure almoN
any chronic case OF Dyspepsia, lndi-
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-15
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