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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Army Charity.

t14Etsts
An unusual case has lately engaged the
the attention Of the military authorities.
IL is that of q former enlisted man Of
the Tenth cavalry. discharged from the
army at Fort Ethan Allen. Vt, at the
expiration OF his term Of enlistment In
August OF last year. Tho man remained
in the town Of Essex, VI. after his as
charge and IN January tho sttention OF
the post commander was called TO the
fact that the man was III and helpless
m q vacant house near tina reservation.
He was taken to thu post hospital. where
he has been under treatment for partial
paralysis, which has somewhat improved
by treatment. The patient states that he
has been physically unable to do any
living on charity. The matter of support
was taken up BY the post commander
with the local authorities who have de-
cided they have no jurisdiction. The case
went TO the Department Of Justice. where
II Is stated that the only action possible
10 . suit by Colonel g. II. O. Gale. United
States army. to recover the cost OF main
the War department that this Is i'm
practicable, since Colonel Gale has not
expended any money; but II Colonel Gale
could maintain . suit had he expended
his own funds, there appcars to be reason
why the United States should bring suit
for reimbursement for the funds that
have been expended. OF course, Colonel
Gale could have the man removed from
the reservation and placed in the house
from which he came and forbid his re-
entry en- the reservation. and this would
soon raise an acute condition that would
place the responsibility Of life and death
upon the authorities at Essex The
papers in the oase have accordingly been
referred to the attorney general with
the request that action be taken to bring
suit 70 recover any Disbursement for ex-
psnditures to which the United States
may Be- entitled in the premises
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
SMILING REMARKS.

cholly-I wonder what makes my eyes
Mas Reen-Psrhaps IT'S because they
are in a weak plaee---5oston Transcript.
so you are going to make new will
and cut some OF the present iesstees
~Ye.. / am going to give some of my
relations the fresh heir treatment Bal
timore American
What you need" said the wosdy medic
of your daily round, wider circle OF
activity"
-Me6by that's right" said the patient
I'm a bareback rider IN one-rfng cir
Gus. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
That man is q great reasoner.' said
the thoughtful citizen
Yea" replied Farmer Corntossei.
He's one Of those people that lose your
confidence because you know they re
they're right or not r-washington star.
Maude-when you broke the engage
ment OF course You returned the dia-
mond ring he gave you.
Ethei-Certainly not ! don't care for
changed toward the ring.-Boston Tran
sript.
caligula had made his favorite stesd a
Roman consul.
The two-legeed ones" he said, don't
seem to have any horse sense"
Which little pleasantly so cheered him
that for five minutes he didn't order the
drowning OF any OF his faithful subjects.
Chicago Tribune
SORRY. old man, I called you . fool.
should have remembered the well
known injunction"
You mean the verse which says that
he who calls his brother a fool is In
danger of everlasting fire."
No. i mean the saying: The truth
should not be spoken at all times. -
Chicago Tribune.
You seem to be an abiehodfed man.
You ought to be strong enough to work. >
II know, mum. And you seem TO be
beautiful enough to go on the stage. but
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Mysteries of wemsnheed.

A glimpse into the mystery Of woman
hood Is afforded by the testimony Of
Danlel Buckley before the senate COM
msttee nov engaged IN the Titanic m
vestigation. Buckley says be got into the
sixth nfeboat whils thu officers OF the
ship were driving men. hack from the
boats with reyolver& He was crying
and some woman-he thinks II was Mrs
John Jacob Astor-threw her shawl over
him and saved him from eelRs dragged
back to the sinking ship. II Buckley had
tried to maintain his place IN the boat by
force II is not unlikely that the same
woman would have helped TO push him
off. but he was frightened and crying.
The mother spirit that is in every
woman's heart took pity On him.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Cause asd Effect.
PhIlarelnhia Recnrd.

The western farmers Of late years have
been abandoning pasfursge and cattle
grazing fields to plant more corn, But
there are at this time neither corn nor
cattle enough In the country. Supply
falls far short Of demand The people
who eat meat are getting far more nu-
merous than the people who furnish the
meat supply. We must either get more
OF our own farmers ensaged In cattle
raising or we must can upon outside
farmers In Canada. Mexico snd Argentina
10 supply our deficit.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
ssspp.se 81 r-y.

In anticipation Of tia enactment by
congress Of the clause In the army ap-
preparation bill authcr1zing stoppage OF
pay for absence frpm duty OF army Of
ficers or enlisted men who are disabled
by reason OF intemperancs ETC., the
war department. officials are discussing
the means by which this provision may
be oxrried out. The house adopted one
clause ard the senate amended II In
some minor particulars, the main differ
ence being that the stoppage OF pay
should be under such regulations Is were
prescribed by the secretary Of war. The
members Of the senate military commit
tee who discussed this subject beiievsd
that there should be some precautionary
measure to protect the interests OF the
individual most directly concerned and
not leave the decision 10 ens person.
whose judgment or prejudice might BE-
questioned. and 50 produce controversy
ana the entertainment of grievance.
While the details of the method have not
been determined. 1t is presumed that the
decision In each case. involving the stop
page Of pay for the reasons given In the
legislative clause, viii be submitted TO .
beard Of officers. of which necessarily
the post surgeon will be . vaiusbie msm-
Der.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Not a Particle Of Poisonous
Lead Or Sulphur in Partisan Sage

who're toilst goods are sold Hevs
more proof;
Il take great pleasure In vrftinS -
you and thanking you for the hsnsfIt
I have derived from your great haaY
|tonto-PARIsIAE sAGE I was soa-
fined 10 81 JONAS hospifal In this osy
for over two months With typbe56
fsssr end my hair vas falling cot %
noch ] thought I would be haid<
hesdsd In Q fev month&
Il saw your advertisement In ths
REGISTER Of this city and got . bottle
and used II according to directions ssd
the first bottle did thu work have
used many other tonics for the hair.
but PARTISAN SAGE has them all beat
! wish ycu good luck In an ways and
thAuk yoa again Cor WHIST It has dona
for ma Mr.. Nat Delaney, yg1 MN
ira St. Springfield, IN
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
NAY.

"a L-o,- 20 &c. Nav
II my caIenoA. ase1 n
gun ssi.s -.
mhN IN tnSnoe eee me-
rgI spIseo ~ s IN,
40 oeo1.e Leo~
- S.lpeA ~ i,o~
run OF PoiAs ools se
I'm, IA knou a vas NAV
FL ny sse asn - ~ s ,a NH
rvl .ee .e,fs - 81, %,
IT,. as 80 - 80 ,h ~,oshsaL
if p,.Ss sno sAe 80
tn' ~ ~ ~ an o ,s,e,x ,,r,s,
ana s "a o,,,ro,,r
IN s'~s op
stuf ra know n was May
II my ear drums were mufflsd.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Jastfffahle Mutiny.
Philadelphia Record.

The practice of providing lifehoats only
for Passengers and leaving the crew TO
drown no longer meets the approval Of
the British tars. who Insist that some
provision should be made for their escape.
The manufacture Of hfeboats and life
RATS has received q great impetus and
so soon as the equipment can be pro-
vided vessels Of every sort viii carry
means Of escape Cor all persons o.
board.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

In the going Of Miss Ida v. Jontz
the organized charity work Of Omaha
will lose . faithful servant. Miss
Jontz has administered the affairs OF
her office with tact and ability. and
the work OF relief has never been
more effectively performed than
under her direction.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Claiming Everythins.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

II Is heard, from the government side
Of course. that Is Mexican federal troops
severely defeated force Of 2ooo insur-
gents. When the returns get In from the
insurrectos they will tell that f75 insur-
gents wiped up the earth with 3euo fed
erals Our political campaign managers
cannot give the Mexican strategists any
points ON the art Of claiming everything
regardless Of facts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The immediate and compulsory"
purchase Of the Omaha water plant
has been delayed q little longer than
nine years. but that viii not keep
people from wondering why the
100000 of bonds we're secretl,
sold at a ridiculously low figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The building OF the state medical
school In Omaha is still q source of
great worry In Lincoln. but the doc
tors who graduate therefrom will be
all the better equipped because they
have had the advantages that large
city can afferd for study and inyesti-
CATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The Hsandsditch murders and the bat
tie Of stepney. the automobile 1andits of
chaatiIly and the dynsmiting Of Bonnet.
Lad sensitive Americans 10 the hopeful
cenelnsion that an occasional train rob
berry or seni-occasscnni iynchins does
not prove TN nncAdAntai rspuhhc to be
beyond comparison unciviIized.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Il Is puzzilns some florists TO de-
eide whether the excessive dry and
hot spell Of last summer or the un-
precedsrfsd cold Of the winter killed
the vines around the porch.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Aaothsr Of the interesting features
Of the primary law il that while SEN
nior Brown received q majority Of
TIE ycfes cast In fsfty-three counties
and Congressman Norris led in only
ihirty-ssght counties. the aggregate
vote gives Norris the eisin 10 repre-
nent the state. Where DOES county
cc<ton- come n hera1mm
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The World-Herald accepts the re-
suit OF the election with commsnda-
BILE resignation. but fails to explain
how It happened that the democrat
II didn't endorse led all the rest.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

II has been suggested that the way
for New York policemen TO break w
undue sparkling" In the parks 10
simply 10 look reproaehfully" at the
lovers. Yes. Just give them the
stony eye.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

A woman ridicuIes the pure food
restrictions because she found two
pounds Of chocolate candy in lard
can. What does the woman want for
her money.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Bravery of the Women.
PhilAielphlA Record.

We shall never forget the bravery OF
famous ones who went down with the
Titanic. but Q word is also due the
stewardess who. upon being called upon
TO take her place with the women in q
lifeboat, risked her chance by first ex-
planning; I'm a stewsrdess. SIR
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

"Dahlman would be an anomaly
As governor Of Nebraska. As mayor
Of Nebraska's largest city he is evil
IDENTIFY it," says the Lincoln Journal.
Now will you be good!
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
pifferrnee in TnIker..

Houston crek.) Post.
Governor Harmon has been so busy
doing things for forty years that he
hasn't had time to talk much. By the saine
sign. we have Statesmen who have bean
talking so much for sixteen years they
haven't had time to do anything.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Governor Wilson's bubble, as
Colonel wstterson says. is not quite
barst. % long as be can carry Texas.
the state in which the bltterest fight
was made on him.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

"John d. has another heir" re-
marks the Washington Post. Maybe
that Is what he wanted with that last
$4,000, 900 he decided to coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The commissioners viii not lack
for advice as to framing the city gov
eminent under the new plan. The
Bees suggestion is that they make
haste slowly.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
II You Are Looking for a Hair
Dye Don't Use Partisan
Sage.

n yoa want Q good. essaa. delightful
hair drss<nE. fres from hsznfai ingres-
ients. ons nat viii stop railing hair.
ltehips scalp. eanish dandruff and add
nnstrs 10 dun. faded hair. than ask for
PARIsIAN SAGE and SEE that you get
T.
Ths SRI with the Auburn hair 10 on
svery carton and bottle Of PARTISAN
SAGE which N Manufactured emily IN
AsnEsoa hy 0ircux ME- Co. Buffala,
n =. pstss Only ~ esuss ~ drug
80 department stores and all counters
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Kansas City Is suffering from
Idrouth IN lis direst form The strike
of the brewery workers has cut off
the "growler" trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Governor Harmon can have no
doubt by this time that Mr.. Bryan
was not fooiing when he told him to
s'prepare TO stand aside"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

in life represents an economic unit.
And. of course, this is but the last
and least consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

II you care for an argument sug-
gest to Colonel Guffey OF Pennsyi-
yania that the Bryan steam roller has
gone out OF business.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

evidently you prefer the simple life.
After that speech be got q square meal
and no reference 10 the woodpiiA-pe-
troit Free Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The base ball scout realizes the
forces Of Mr.. Grays magic words,
Full many a gem"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The real benefactor OF the race will
be she who can devise way 10 make
over wife's last summer bonnet into
husbands this summer hat.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The man who says he has & sure
cure for dandelions belongs at the
head OF the A class In the Ananias
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Now. for at least three years. there
Is really no good cause to blackwash
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Every state has It's favorite son.
but some. including Iowa. have queer
ways OF favoring them.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

II IL barely possible that the old
way Of recalling judges may prove
effective enough in the case OF that
Chicago Judge.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

And the voter sings 10 himself.
Nothing to do till November"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Why not rally the Boy Scouts to .
Esnsrai assault upon tho dandelions
aud files. when they Gomez
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Bunker Hin monument survived
the recent storm In Massachusetts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

What are stained glass Window
between friendss says Mr.. Bryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

We take II for granted those
women policemen In Chicago are not
TO wear hobble skirts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Over the trsnsom is out for Colonel
Guffey.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

Earthquakes. added 70 revolution.
seems a little more than even MEXICO
deserves.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

No doubt General Diaz is enjoying
himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

The Harvester trust Is still able to
get credit. II seems.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Twenty Years Ago

lhoay Acnre hto
The council having passed the ordi-
nance granting a franchise 10 the new
Nebraska Central Railway company.
Mayer Bemis sent a communication 10
that body announcing his approval Of the
ordinance. He also approved an ordi-
nance providing for q special election
May u, TO allow the voters 10 decide
whether they should appropriate bonds
Of szso,ooo TO aid the railroad projectors.
Theodore Thomas and his Chicago or
chestra gave the first OF three concerts
at the Boyd thcater In the evening.
Mrs. s. ID. Mercer and her son. George
w. Mercer. returned from Denver. accom-
panied by Mrs. S. A. Stuart who came
to spend q while at the Mercer home,
Mrs. II. Rindskoff and Miss clarz
Rindskoff. residents Tor tive years Of
Omaha. left for Detroit, their future
home.
Rev. William Baldwin Of the Christina
Advocate. accompanied BY Mrs. Baldwin,
DIR. Downey. DIT. James und MT. and Mrs.
A. Smythe, left for tour OF Colorado.
The Omaha presbytery met at the First
Presbyterian church and formally dis
SOLVED Rotations bctvecn the First church
and lis retiring pastor. DR.. w. J. Harsha
al the Iat,ers reouest. He had a charge
A. wh,cn ba was roins An New York.
r.n yo.rs A..
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800 W. $3.50.
w. $50 -. -.
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
APRIL CIkCULAIII
5O,l09

State Of Nebraska. County OF Douglas. %:
DvtRh, Williams, circulation manager
of TIE Bee Publishing company. being
duly swcrn. says that the average daily
circulation. for the month Of April, lsiz,
was so.lgo-
DWIGHT WILLIAMS,
Circulation Manager.
Subscribed In my presence and ssorn
~ hefore me thia Ind day OF May, 1917.
fseall ROBERT HUNTER
NoIary public.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Army Gossip
Matters OF Interest On and
Back OF Firing Line Cleaned
from Army and Navy Register.
Newly Arranged Army list.

Newly Arranged Army List.
a board Of officers at Fort Myer. La.
has compiled an Interesting and useful
list Of officers Of the cavalry. field ar
THEY. coast artillery and infantry. ar
ranged On one list In accordance with
original rank. The grades gwen are those
taken from the army list OF February %.
1871 The list shows also the year OF en-
tsring into the ssrviee, beginning with
$50, the year when the senior officer On
the iigt--Coionei McC7ernand OF the cav
slry-entered the service The list ends
with Captain Hooker Of the infantry.
There are 81 names on the list Tho ar
Management is such that II is easy to To-
cate the officers as to rank and arm Of
serviee. The proposition to arrange line
officers on one list In accordance with the
original rank has been under considers
ton al the War department. but little
progress appears to have been made In
that direction. At least so far as the
Necessary legislation Is concerned.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10
Coming Appointments.


The president win sent to the senate
IN Q few days the nominations Of the
civilian candidates who passed the ex-
Animation Of January for appointment
as second iieutensnts In the army. The
next appointments TO the grade will be
those Of the graduates Of the Military
academy In June. These win Be followed
by the appointment OF those enlisted men
who qualify in the final examination for
appointment as second lieutenant to be
held at Fort Leavenworth IN June. Then
there win be another examination Of can
didates from civil life. to be held on Sep
tember 3. the number OF vacancies Tor
whom can not Be determined AZ this
time, Of course. sinoe everything depends
on the number OF graduates Of the Mill
tary academy who are Commissioned and
the number Of candidates from the army
who quality IN July. II Is roughly esd
mated that there win be about thirty va
cancies remaining for civilian candidates
who pass the examination Of next Sep
TENDER.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

CORRESPONDENCE.
Communications relating 10 news Ana
editorial matter should be addressed
Omaha Bee. Editorial Department
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

cholly-I wonder what makes my eyes
20 weak?
MAS Keen-Perhsps it's because thsy
are in a weak place.-Boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-10

''rou seem to be an abiehodied man.
You ought to be strong enough to work. :"
II know. mum. And you seem to be
beautiful enough to so on the stage. but
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-28
EVERYBODY TAKE NOTICE

As our business is getting slightly
run down at the heels and we desire
to increase our trade this year, to the
million dollar mark. We are Offering
the following inducements: To each
person purchasing one of . $50. 90
trading books for cash in the next
ninety days, We will give absolutely
free the choice of . threshing ma
chine. piano m automobile or tiny
dog, either yellow Dr. white your
choice of colors.
Also to each person who will buy q
option for cash on . quarter section Of
land through Dor agency, offer holding
good for ninety days, deal to be closed
and alI money to be paid inside Of si1
months-we will give . cash premium
of $1,000. All premiums to be award
ed January 18th. 1913.
C. B. Dowllng's Ona Hoss New De-
parture Store and Real Estate Tx.
change.
p. S.-As . side issue We will still
pay the highest cash price for eggs
&C. B. DIS One Hoss Etc
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-28
u :
G[uEANDlNGS

G. r. WeIchman spent Sunday and
Monday at Ysnkton.
Miss Fern Cochran went with the
bridal party to Tynnall Wednesday.
Rev. j. s. Schroeder, the c~olporter,
so well known to our people, will &C.
cup the pulpit in the Baptist church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Get a new top on that old buggy
or carriage. We can fit them all with
tops made to order at all prices.
C. c. James.
All the Catholic priests of the did,
cese of Sioux Falls are on retreat at
Chamberlain, S. D., this week. Faith
er Twohig left last Monday and will
return on Saturday.
u. l.. Kirk. of Platte, went through
Wagner last Friday enroute to Balti-
more where he will attend the national
democratic convention, where he will
help nominate the next president OF
| the United States.
A considerable quantity of rice was
wasted at the depot Wednesday, even
ing when Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coch rar
came back from Tyndell. They went
from here up to the home of thu
brides parents near Ravinia.
Miss Lettie Monlux has been seri
ously i'll for some time past at tb.
home of n. W. Monlux. She was tax
en- sick ut the home of her brother, Fl
H. Monlux. in the country. and va
brought IN to her brothers home il
town about . week ago.
Ray Phillips started out Wsdnesda,
morning n the sales agent for tn
Kansas City UiI and Paint Comp any
He will start work 1t Huds, IN and vii
have South Dakota as his territory
The company ID one of the foremos
competitors Of the Standard Oil Com
pany and sells its products considers
bly, undsr the trusts prices.
n. S. Tammen, like all the rest o
%, hss felt the great need Of . BAN
in Wagner. But hs has gone o steI
further. and will see that . band
orgnnized. He has hired Prof. Henri.
md will have : rehearsal on ThursdA,
evening Of this wssk. Here's to o.
best q souccsss for the oragEisatio'
eand msy everybody help.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-28

President Taft recently signed the
three year homestead bill. and in the
future homestesders will be required
to live oMy three yesrs on homestesds
instead of five as hei etofore.
By using the Campbell Varnish
Stain granting process you can pro-
cuce a fne effect over any old discolor-
ed floor. First apply the ground color,
hen the surfacer, going over it With
the granting roller; finish with Cam
pbell's varnish Stain, light oak or any
desired shade. 1t wears like iron.
Ask A. 7. Cole about it.
The sewing machine given away by
A. C. Knight last Saturday went to
Chss. Rose rs the fortunate customer.
The time was very short in announc-
ing the ~gift-only . week. But Mr..
Knight wanted to see what could be
done with the q rush proposition and
was more than pleased with the result.
Progressive advertising methois are
bound to bring results.
Mr.. Roy Cochran and Miss Alice
Mcfarland were united - marriage at
Iyndall Wednesday morning, Rev.
George Hoover. pastor of the Wagner
Baptist church officiating. The GER
e nony was performed in the parlor Of
the MINER Hotel in the preseue of the
Immediate relatives and close friends
of the contracting parties. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Shanshan acted as grooms-
man and bridesaid. These young
people are we'll and favorably known
in this viciniy, having lived from child
hood in our midst, the bride being q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, John Nc.
Farland and the groom a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. C. Cochran. J. is theiI
intention to make their home in Wag'
ner. The Post joins with their many
friends in wishing these young people
losg and prosperous life and al
happi ness.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-28

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTAls -.
County of Charles Mix Il c G smith, ahefof the ABOVE osak
do solemny swear that the above saatemens Is Es 20 the best OF ny knowledge ~ belief
subscribed INC sworn obefoe me this &C smith,, Cashier.
s IN day lay fun ia xaa.s9P u bs.hdaus Franz GoI ) Ha. ese'i
Nv ommisi uexuires May2 HS Geo ) schahr directors
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-28
NOTICE ro CA ruoLICs

Beginning Sunday. June 30, there
viii b two Misses in the Catholic
church 1t Wagner. The iirst MAs
viii Be at 5 80 and the sscond l1sss q
1880. FathsS Twohig.