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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Patrick Hynes Celebrates
His Eightieth Birthday

Patrick Hynes. 77H North Twen-
tisth street. secretary Of the Hynes
Grain company. Is a true son Of
Erin. for he was born on st. Pat
rick's day. eighty years ago. The
date Of his birth Is the source Of
much Joy to Mr.. Hynes and the
fact that no has always proved
loyal TO the ''ouid sod" IL another
thing which always keeps him In
a happy mood
Mr.. Hynes was born IN Pittston.
Pa, where he lived until he was
nearly Is years OF aga. He was
agent there for the Delaware and
Lackaxsnna railroad n ISL be
came to Omaha where In company
with the late Bishop o'connor and
W. J. onihan Of Chicago. ne or
ganlzed q colony o. Irish catho-
lies. who settled In Greedy county.
About ten years ago he moved
back TO Omaha 70 his children
and engaged IN the grain business
with his o-iy san, wilsiann
Mr.. Hynes Is spending today ~
home enjoying himself. Hs has been
looking forward to his sightsth
birthday for long time. declaring
he would have the time Of his tife.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
WHAT ARE MEDALS GOOD FORT
Csrnegfe Hero, Out of Work,
Drops q Few OBSERVE
lions.

Calvin C. Williams. 81 years old. 10
walking the streets Of Washington look
ing for work He carries in the inside
pocket of his threadbare coat. in a velvet
lined case. Carnegie hero medal"
huge bronze medallion. beautiful ex-
ample Of the highest art OF the gold
smith. and a letter. dated May l. 1sil,
from the Carnegie hero fund commisl
sion. Pittsburgh. Pa. promising him. in
addition to the medal, a cash award Of
5000.
Williams. formerly a hotel clerk, after
q desperate struggle. saved two young
girls from drowning In Wreck pond. at
Springs Lake. N. j.. on August Z, 1905.
His was a conspicuous example OF those
acts Of heroism. to reward which the
Carnegie hero fund was established. But
hero medals are not passports to employ
ment when one has reached the age Of
81. and promises Of si.Ooo rewards are not
legal tender for board and lodging Will
iiams said.
II have been trying In vain to find
something TO do" he continued. replace
ing the black leather case in his breast
pocket and carefully buttoning his worn
coat across his chest. but my age Is
against me. / had planned to invest my
q 900 in a little restaurant. but l have
never received II. though repeatedly I
have written to the commission pleading
for the reward which came TO me un-
solicited. Washington Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

van" Of Massachusetts,. written between
lss1 and 1888 and published in 1884 Sulli-
van was a typical high federalist. such
as were seldom bred outside Of Massachu-
sets. He took kindly to Clinton because
the latter had been reproved for his ex-
pressed dislike Of ''mobocracy" by an
official government utterance- sullivan
gives his story Of the federalist conyen-
ton in one of his letters. and his son.
who published in 1871 a revised edition
Of the book under the title Public Men
Of the Revolution" gives in q footnote
to that particular letter his recollection
Of what his father told him.
Madison's War Policy.
The elder Sullivan. according to his
sons account. was at Saratoga, Springs
In the summer Of 1872 along with a fell
low federalist. OF western Massachu-
setts.N Governor Roger Griswoid Of Con-
necticut. a stiff federalist. also was then
at the springs, but confined 20 his room
with illness. sullivan and his friend
used to call upon Griswold daily to talk
politics, and when the governor was at
length too I'll to receive them. they took
long walks in the woods and continued
the discussions.
They really believed that the union
was in danger because OF Madison's war
policy. and they at last decided that the
thing to do was to call a national con-
vention Of the federalists and nominate
a candidate against Madison. They ap-
portioned the work of correspondence
among themselves and Others and sulli-
van seems to think that but for the
chance meeting at Saratoga there would
have been no convention.
Kings letters Of midsummer. isl2, do
not Indicate Sullivan's share In bringing
about the convention. 1t seems, how
ever. that the leaders OF the federalists
believed the time had come to make an
appeal to the rank and file Of the party
and there is even some reason to believe
that the New York members Of the con-
vention we're chosen by local conven-
tons in at least some of the counties.
The term Peace Party was employed
in the correspondence of the leaders, and
the attempt was 10 make tnt lnoNo&ucnt
genuine popular uprising Of both par
ties against Madison and the virginians
and their southwestern and southern
allies.
Membership Of Convention.
Up TO September . King was doubtful
whether or not he should attend the
convention. but when II met on the
18th he was present. King says
there were upward Of sixty gentlemen
IN attendance. sullivan's letter says
eleven states were represented by seventy
delegates. There was some attempt at
just apportionment New York had
eighteen delegates, and most Of the
smaller states had from two to four,
while others had from six to twelve.
South Carolina was the only far south
ern state represented. Sullivan says the
body was one Of great distinction, and
he begs survivors who read his book
to recall the dignity and patriotism dis
played by the delegates.
King was not so well pleased with IN,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Special st. Patrick
Services at Sacred
Heart Parish Church

A two-fold celebration OF Ireland's Ma
tionai festical will be observed at the
Sacred Heart parish this morning at
1879. There will be a religious obser-
vance in the church consisting OF solemn
high mass The celebrants Of the mass
will DO Rev. c. Collins: Rev. Thomas ].
Smith deacon. and Rev. ]. Judge. sub
deacon. The sermon on st. Patrick will
be preached by Rev. Father Smith. 8. J.,
Of Cleveland. o.
On Monday evening the social ceiebra-
ton will be held in the Lyceum club
rooms The Columbian circle has arranged
an Irish patriotic program. consisting of
Irish music and song and talk on the
battle OF Fontenay. by n. p. o'connor.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
'TWOULD CHEER BRIAN BORU
Boston's Historic Observance of the
Seventeenth Of March.
RARE, IMPRESSIVE SPECTACLE
Parade of British Troops and SHIPS
Reviewed by General Washington,
His Soldiers and other
Live Ones.
RARE, IMPRESSIVE SPECTACLE

The most imposing and impressive OBJ
servance Of Ireland's national holiday.
the nth OF March. ever pulled off In
the United States was an event OF
sufficient magnitude TO warrant a chap
ter In history. Il happened iss years
ago. Numberless celebrations Of the
day occurred in the succeeding years
IN all parts OF the country. and around
the world. but more possessed in such
abundance the elements that puts Irish
enthusiasm in a class BY itself. The
committee OF arrangements did not plan
the affair for the nth. in fact II was not
particular or partial as TO the date so
long as Il occurred quickly. with British
troops at the head Of the parade. The
setting OF the scene was Boston. The
Britishers had settled down on the town
70 rest and recuperate after the little
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Many Irishmen Are
Named After Their
Patron st, Patrick

OF all the Irishmen who are happy to-
day not any are so jubilant as those
who were born on St. Patrieks day and
who are named after the patron saint
OF the Emerald isle. There are good
many Pats celebrating their birthdays In
Omaha today. Among them are Patrick C,
Heafey. Patrick sheehy. Patrick Muir
ply. Patrick Carroll. Patrick J. Judge.
Patrick Hynes. Michael Patrick o'con-
nor. Michael Patrick Mullen. Ted Pat
rick Lesry. Thomas Patrick Larkin. VIII
liam Patrick Russell. Michael Patrick
Grow. Among the other Irishmen born
on March n are ]. c. Kinsler. Thomas
swobe. Owen Mccaffrey. Richard NJ.
Doody. Mark J. Coad and NJ. J. 0Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

Among the little GIRLS who viii dance
at the st. Patrick's day celebration to be
given by tho Ancient order of Hibernians
in Creighton auditorium this evening are
Eileen Edwards. Helen Kroner, Goldie
Parliamentary. Frances Harrison. Eleanor
Heating. Hazel Fowler. Mary creedon
Helen Adams. Mildred House and Gladys
Chandler.
w. ]. Mccrann Ia chairman In en-
OF the event The principal speech
be The DaS We Celebrate By Pa
II o'Donneil Of chicago.
The children have been rehearsing n
diligently for some weeks In preparation
OF the big event this evening, characteris-
tic folk dances viii he given and judgins
from the way the little folk have been
rshearsing for the event the older genera
tion win be moro than pleased to see the
reproduction Of some Of the dances.
II Is remarkable coincidence that
more than score OF the leading Irish
men or this city were born on the day
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

Ths heart b woodedul Double psmp. through ths
setioa ot which tho blood stream 10 kept swecpinl
rousd and round through the body q the rate Of
miles an hour. Rensselaer, this, that osr bodies
win not stand the strain Of over-work without food,
pure blood any more than the engine smooth
ly without OIL" Alter many yesrs Of study In the
setive practice Of medicine, Dr.. r. v. Perss fosad
that when the stomach was out d order, the blood
impure ssd there were symptoms Of general break
down, toaic made Of the kyosrc extract Of certain
roots wss the best corrective. This he called
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
Typical st. Patrick
Day Will Prevail

"A typical 81. Patrieks day win pre-
VAN Sunday" says Local Forecaster
welsh. A typical g. Patricks day is
one that is cloudy and damp and sug.
gestive Of snakes.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

BENZ alcohol "Medies Discovery
thereby dyspeps especially
attended with excessive tissue notably from
blooded people and those who always catching cod
Sease Medical Adviser
IL Preach cloth bound book q zoos Address Dr.
Z. v. Pses, No. 663 Main Street. Buffalo. NJ. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

The key to success In business Is the
3udicious and persistent use Of Newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17
SUPPOSED LEPER PROVIDED
WITH POSITION IS NURSE

WASHINGTON. March i6-John Early.
the leper over whom the scientists Of one
hemisphere have disagreed. win no
longer be shipped about the country in
box cars.
President Taft. Secretary Macveagh and
Surgeon General Blue Of the public health
service bureau have found for him po-
sition at the Point damon Quarantine sta
tion near Port Townsend. Wash. taking
care OF Andrew Grover. leper over
whom there is no dispute
Early has an honorable discharge from
the army and in addition TO his pension
vii get a small salary at Point Diamond
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

See Brandeix Big AID section.
ssh Anniversary Coles are advertised
in this paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-17

Key to the sftuAnsa-sss Advsrsisins'
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Gs iei ausbriidIid berbprssboben,
bab BON WafIermann iiber rlihts ans
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fir uns eine sSreuoe uno fir Die 3uz
tunft cine Soffnung iein.
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fpprftn BADEN. SIN bem beute mebr
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Grefutions= =Gertauf.
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baus, 927 Guttrr Strats,
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Sulamsiide Aad,rid,ten.

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ple ite in iener9egsnoiett lanaem ni6t
gu per3eihnen ssipsien lit. Die 9a9ns
geiellihdften batten unter Der ftrensen
&dlts Dor alien gu lcipen unb fpnnten
nur nit Weiibe ibren reguldren getrteb
obne nennensperthe Stpduns aufredt
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bersn RGoer an ben ShienenftrdngeH
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permohten ibrs Waaen niht BON Der
Steue 3u betpsgen. IS muBten oober
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itarte Srtralptomotioen pOrgefpannt
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tsreHiren iih Wlitolieber bon bsutfhen
@ereinen fir ibren traurisen fan.
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pIaibirte fhufbis.

Hen OrIeuns, Ca, A. Snn.-
German q. Mulff. oer friifsrs RaiTi.
rer Der Gtrmania lruit dnb 51Dinas
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fhulOig. iih GeID inter falfGen Dor.
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unitrihlugun9 unh grldnsung Don
Gtib unter falihen Uortpdnb<n In NHs
flase5ufnnb DerieBi. MnlfI III felt
Dieltn 5nbr.n In Rem Orleans ols
Hnnfbsnmter tbdtig. Geine lln.sr<
iAIasunssn fo!lsH re aaf q. &c 900
tslsutt5A
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Neuer Sunb zines Neans
bertbaI Wenf den. Na9bem
3uleBt Dor 3nsi Sabren Der Juno zines
Wtenf6euitslstts Der geennbertbaIraiIe
aus Siibfruutrei6 eerleIbet tporben
mar, tommt nun ppn bort alfs yfeus
bic aunbe BON Der Gufbetiing fpfiler
MenidsnrsIte. Sis gst0ren. tpis grof.
8. Glaatfdb in Der .unIfhuu" bsrite
tet, Der aulturihid)t Der Mouitsrien,
Der Gltsren Stein5eit OH, unb tOHnen
idon jest nit Wobrfd.iniihtsit ols
oem 9ieanpertbaltppus anaehoria be-
5etdnet tperben. Der gntbedtr, Senri
Wlnrtin, fonb Die 9eite i'm Departez
ment Gburente, bas tp.itlih an oas Der
0orDogne anit0Bt. 9as Sfslett gss
bort ben untersn Mouiterisn abldqez
rungen an. IS lag i'm Sanbs singes
bettet, ohne cine Spnr BON 9eitattung,
unb feline 2aserung unb 6oltung beu<
tet ourauf bin, baB es iih um einen
bonn llfer in ben CLUB geitiir3tenWens
ffen banbelte. geur tpenige Werfaeuz
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unb Spisen, etnise 5rasmente bon
anOhen Don Wieoerfauern unb pfers
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ertennen. Die f5unbiHiht 1T pous
fommen ungeitOrt. 10 baB man BEN
Stslett Elm 5iemlih bobss aeolooifcaes
alter auipreGen tann. GO 1T GIter als
alle bisber btfaHntsn acknowledgements
let's, BON b.m 6eibelberger lIntsrfisfer
abgefeben. Die grgebniiIe Der anatoa
rniiten unterIudnag liegen nod nint
Dor. glbsr 0ie OberflGniifben anato<
mif6en 4nguben eenigen, um sic
Diagnofe Observation-Disclosures iteIlen
az tonnsn. DIT GrtaI.iings5nitanb i'll
ltisli1. Dk Giirmsalfs 1as Ssas
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tart ausgsprdgt; bas Gsbib iif itbr
frdftis enttpitsIi. bod ift Is auh bier
offenbar rpieoer tppifh menfbiih ees
italtei. WeHn aud bic Gd5dbne eint
reht Itarte @nttpidiung ibrtr Mur5eln
seisen. TO 1T bod isins srobere Mns
ndhruna on ben Dprilld5uiinnb uls
bel ben bisbsr betannten Wtonb<rtbnIs
funben ssssben. Die MbtnuuHg bat
Die aauflG6en aller SABINE IN ein eins
bsitIihes Hibeau gebrnht, ale Hronerl
finD etDa um bic 61lfie ibrer nnsiirs
lid<n 9Obe rsbii5srt. Das JnDiDi,
bum mar jeboh feinestp<gs grsiieHs
bait, iuie bic nod ni9t 0eIHIoHeusr
e4asslaalss ssIosst -
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anI Der 1ar4rsiis btraubi.

yrtb. ebert. % Sabre alt, Elm
GHnlIehrsr bon ptru. Qsbrasta, ipurs
Be eeittrn 4benb an Der Central Apts
nue. nnbe benz Oranb Central Dahns
bcfe, In bolbbet1ubttm 3uitdnps onge.
troffeR uab Ia einfmp potrolirngsn mad,
Rem Edbfifnsn e0fpitnl etbrdGt. 0;ty
issgss = ji4 bsssul. bat fsia lln.sssis'
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fer gtbroden mar. auBerbem fpies
isin 0efint fhipsrs aontuiioneu ouf.
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