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The Detroit times., 1912-01-29
GRINNELL Bros. ..,.; s"7 ~:.. ?
$4,000. OOMPRIZES
For Labels and Sale Sins
PRODUCTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION GOOD FOB VOTES

No.. Votes
beck's PoIenta Rolled Oats, save
Decks stone Ground Oatmeal save
.................. Iot
rowan Creamery Butter. save wrap
''''''''... 81
Queen Anne soap, save wrapper. D,
queen Anne Washing Powder.
.Aos ......s.. 1Os
queen Anne seourer, save heads. -Iua
buskeye Evaporated MIX, save
wrapper. DIFFERENTIATION. 30 and no,
sphink brand Spices, save carton. 10,
sphinx Brand Extracts, save car
wis ................. lOO to 25s
Lee Cady's Powdered sugar, save
e"f"n ................ %
Cslumbia brand Currants, save
ons carton ......... lOl
White Lily brand Asparagus, save
$1,000. 2ot
Pansy brand Raisin., save carton.
. = '..'''''.'.' Toe
hel-i-cin Gum, save outside wrap
Yer 1890. M
True blue and Eyerykody's Gas
mantle, save carton. 49,. 100 to xst
benudoin's Mustard. Catsup, BIuinE
and HOrserndish, save IabeIs m,
bordeaus rotate Chips, save wrap
per ............. M
sheiil's Wrapped Cakes, pure, clean.
delicious, wholesome cakes In
"NaPpNEt save Wruppers. 100 mmA lRf
Osmuns Saited Peanuts and But
tcrscotch, save carton. .. IA
In AOrax, .the cigar of ciRsrr.s Dc
sire toperasD, so votes, zoe siss
100 votes.
Mail Pouch Tobacco, save front Of
PrcAsse ................. "a
san Toy Toilet Water, save car
toa .............. go Co IOOo
San Toy Perfume, save carton. 500
70 ...... .................. 1O0s
San Toy Talcum, save box. 1880 IK.
sosp-a-side, save coupon. :. 100 20 IA,
Grand Laundry, save laundry siius
Old customers one vote Tor ..c,
cents new customers, 10 votes FOR
each cent
Tow sr's MIX. New customer. M, ,u,
chase of - worth OF tickets .hor,
ny receipt stnmpedJ new customsr
5000 votes.
,. Caivert's sons. coal and coke, -.
drivers delivery slip. Ola custo-.r.
s0' votes per tonj new eustone,.
5000 votes per ton, ON hnrd 60,
and coke only.
Michael McNamara varnish wors.
Hart Stein FinlshJ save IabeI.. ,xa
sOO. 1850 and $500 votes.
Grinnell Bros Pianos, save
slips on GrinneII Bros.' own 80.
only. Ten votes For earb reut ..ss
WitteIsberEer Bread-Red sticker -
Votes Hue sticker 100 votes, rx..
pers, large 100, small so.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-29
Man Paints In Court Room.

rhe foul air In Judge Phelan's
crowded court room, where ordinance
cases were being tried, Monday morn
Ing. caused ID. Lockhart. of No. S12
Nerrick-ave-, TO swoon while he was
awaiting his hearing on the charge OF
falling TO clean snow OF his walk.
CITY Physician George LAWN worked
over him for n halfhour, before he
recovered. The court suspended sen
fence on Lockhart and allowed him
10 40 home.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-29

A man may be grateful for what he
receives, but II IL difficult for him to
be thankful for things that are with
held
The Detroit times., 1912-01-29

PITTsBURGH--Miss Fannie Ram.
ety. lis years old and said to have
been the nurse OF Gen. StonewalI
Jackson when he was an infant, is
dc1d The woman lived with members
Of the jackson family all her life.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-29

Artistic photograph Of Mrs. Elwin
Neame, made by her husband.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-29

'The day my little son puts his chubby baby arms
around neck and cuddes, OH closely TO me, and
Whispers IL dot tn bestest muvver in the world.
shall be thousandfold happier than when the news
papers all the world printed my picture as the
worlds most beautiful woman"
That is the way Mrs Edwin Neame. who was Miss
Ivy Close &C. 1910 introduced her baby boy to
a London newspaper man. Two years ago she was pro-
nounced the most beautiful woman in the world by
nine celebrated artists who judged the London Daily
Mail beauty contest in which than $4,000 cele-
brated beauties entered.
After the contest Miss Close married Edwin Neame
the photographer who had taken the photographs OF her
for The Daily Mail Recently Mrs. Neame became the
mother OF bouncing baby boy. He is very good look
ing and his mother In particular
he has her mouth. admiring family critics say. He
weighed nine half pounds at birth. and is gaining
right along His name is Ronald
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

fiF6en Rotarrbe fnO nit Siderbeit
ols Sei3ungsidGOen auf5uFafen, neil
Te fat nur in Wobnunger nit
Sumpfsentralhsi5ung, bier ober lsBr
bGufig Ii9 finoen unO our9 @ers
trinqen ser Patienten in anOere be-
bei3te Gdume bebobsn perOen t0nnen,
pie iie ia aud nit Der Qbiteaung
Ser 6ei8une berf9pinosn. Sin Setl
Der @6ulo trifft ni9t Die Mnluge Der
Seisunq, fonOern oie 8eoienung Der
in ser @obnung bsfinOIiden 6ei5s
t0rper, inOem Die Seiaf0rper ni6t our
.3eit abgeiperrt perOen, in0em nt4t
fir geniigenOe 6eudtisteit Der 3imz
merluft geforet miro. BeionOers
foren fi9 oieTe MiBitdnOe Bel Der
ACKNOWLEDGING bsmertbar modem.
Sbre JebIer in A9eienif6er 9tnIi9t
befteben oarin, oaB iie cine gu sroBe
S%rodenbeit Ser Cuff er5eueen, inOem
Der feiner gdtur mad in feiner Semz
perdtur nidt pte Sas DoFer 81 re-
qulierenoe Oompf cine 81 itorfe uno
f9nsne grbiBune Der Steine bspirft.
Sur9 oie itdrte GrbiBung Der 9sia=
f0rper unO sic gu f9neGe Grpdrmung
Der HGume peroen feinfte Stdubteil>
9en %perbrdnnt, tppour9 Die 2uft eli
men brsn5li9en Scrub erbGlt. Die
19nele @rtpGrmung Der HGume BET
s3entrdlbei5ung tit ebenfo pie bic
fforte NbtiibIung Der Sei5urg ebers
fans elm JebIer Ser meiiten Genital
bei3ungen. gnOIid 1T Die Nbfperrung
oes 9ampfes in ben 9eiatOrpern
0ur9 Ole 8entiIe in bielen 5Gnen urs
9%eniigeno, 70 0oB Defenders bel fpars
mem Metter, trob Abfperrung oes
@entils, cine Tebr ftdrte Grpdrmung
Ser Sei5fDrper eintritt.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
sranfnna Ocs giebs int Stale.

Sine aegel, Sic fi4 jeOsr giebsii9-
ter einprGgen Iolte, tit bic, oaB Oas
@ie6 i'm @inter nur i'm Stale, no
es marin 1T, getrGrtt perOen iolte.
Mer0en 1ie an tolten @intertagen ins
Sreie getrieben, 70 faufen Ole &ibs
ni9t genug Wafer, fonoern nur 10
piel, UNI Sen erften Ourit gu lOf9en.
porauf iie raid in ben @tal 5uz
riidfebren. 9as Mdher 1T eben gu
falt uno bereitet Ben Sieren elm froz
ftiqes unbebugen. I'm 0ieies 81 bes
ben, tit gemD6nli9 cine Capitalization
Tutter notpenoig. Sir penig @elo
fam ma i'm Stdn elmer Drummer
anlegsn, OeiTen WaRer i'm 8inter
immer mariner 1T, als Ods in ben
Quelen unO Baden i'm Sfeien, uno
BON Dem bic &ibe piliger uno meAr
Iaufen. Menn bie QueGe o0e1 Der
Bad ni9t at peit bonn Stau gele,
gen tit, 10 fam Oos MuRer BON OR!
in &D6ren naa Dem Stalle geleite.
peroen. Sur fonte es aus elmer ge=
niigenoen Siefe 9enOmmen iperoen,
bamit es ni9t gu tdlt 1T, unO Die
G0bren miFen unterbalb Der 5roftz
linie liegen.
Sc 1T INNER DOrteiIbuft, ous @ist
stpetnal am Sage 3u trdnfen, unb
penn Ii9 bas MaHer i'm Staff be-
finoet, 1T Dies nit teiner eroBen
MIbe Derbunoen. Oas 8ieb lduft
i'm Staae oas MaTer ni9t rur Des=
balb lieber, neil es pGrmer lit, fon=
oern aud, neil Die rmgebung bebags
li9er 1T. Tarmer unO MiI9ereibe=
tiger, ipel9e i6re &ibe i'm Ninter
aum Srdnten ing Sreie treiben, perz
lieren an @rtrafutter unb our9 @er=
minoerung oes Mildertrags mebr.
aIs IS teitet, cine SrdntDOrri9tung i'm
Stale ber5uitellen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
@rriberi INN MeisIhnLcn.

0ie nnterfu9ung oss 8eriberi, Oies
fer rdtfelbaften NerDentrantbeit bes
Sifens, bat au Der Nnnabme 6efibrt,
odB Die GrnGbrung nit gef4dItem
&eis als l1rfa9e an3uieben 1T. Nun
bat man gefunoen. oab Die S9ulen
oes Heiies cine beilenoe Mirtung ats@
iiben. Nu9 MitteiIungen BON 6.
Cope bat Stunt Bel genauer Priifung
Ser 4eisf9alen tiir3lt9 cine gang GEE
ringfiiqige Menee zines neuen &0rpers
eefunoen, BON Dem ettpa Elm 3ebntel
@ramm in eirtem &ilogramm entbal~
ten lift. Die @ubitona 1T nod ni4t
rein odrgefeIt tporoen, ober TIRE @rz
fori9ung beanfprr9t Ous grOBte Sns
terefe, oenn man bat feitgeitellt, OaB
gang feline Mengen cine unmittels
bare Seilnirtung auf @0geI uusiiben,
Die Our6 Siitterung nit gefGdltem
&eis BON Ser Nerpenfronfbeit befaaen
fino. Die lnteriu9ung oes @ebirns
bon ouf oie1e @sife erfrdnften 9Oz
aeIn erqdb einen oeutli9en @erluf
an Gtidfoff uno pbospbor. Stunt
fam alfo gu Dem G9luB, ooB Die @rS
ndbrung nit gef6dltem Reis Die 5ettz
fubftan3en oes @ebirns gum Serial
brinat. Die G%ntoedung elmer fol&en
@ubfon3 Taft Die Srage duftreten,
pb niht dbnIi6e Subifan8en In ben
@e~treioeorten Dprbon6en fein tOnnten,
0ie in europdiT9en 2dnOern dngemetn
eebrdu9t iperOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

Dur9 ben @inFur3etnt
alien W1auer tpurbe neuIi9 Sra, Ser
iunge @obn BON 6enrb Miiler aug
Green Bar, mis-, beinabe get0tst. @r
mar nit Ieinem fleinen Sunbe in bds
5elo eeganqen, nobel Der Sunb duf
einen &dnin9enbou ffieB. Soelei9
fling Der 6unb an gu eraben, unb Der
sSungs baIf ibm nader nit. 6ierbei
bdben nun bic beioen bic 5unbomente
Der an uno fir fi9 morfGen Mouer
un~tereroben. osnn pl0BIi9 ftiirate
biefe elm unb beqrub bic beiben untsr
Fh. Nuf bic 6iIferufe beg Sunesa
elite Der dltere 9ruoer berbei, oer
beioe nod befreisn tonnte. Sra BAT
gum Slid feline &nonenbriife ta-
bongetrdeen unb ipirb iider nit bert
Qeben bnbcnEommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
grOefricSridsbnrs
Die Guiucm ser alien Sefte an ber afSS.
faniihcn GjOIbtite.

fantIdJcn 0ulDtite.
8or einiqen Monaten bat oas
oeutIde RanonenboOt mpantber" Die
Ruinen Der Ssfte g oB @6rieOri6sz
turg an Der ofritanif9en @OIOtiite
befu@t. Mdn fdno Die Burg = Elm
grinnerungsSei9en fir Ole i'm 4ufs
trog oes GroBen &urfiirften erfplgz
te Mnlaee ser bronoenburgif9en &oz
Ionic = gum Sell nod re9t gut
erbolten, nur mar oas @emduer fart
BON pflansenpu9s beOcdt. Die
rmgebung oes Sorts ftimmt nod jest
polIfommen nit Der 8eI9reibung
therein, Die Wlaior Otto Srieori9
BON Ser @rocben i'm Sabre 1852 se=
seben bat, uno aud felt Dem Sabre
1883, no Die Sophie" unter 8orz
bettentapitGn Stubenrau9 Die 5eite
@rOBzTrieori9sburg befu4te, bat fi4
toum ettpus %gednoert.
Die Sffi5iere bonn npantber" be-
mertten, oaB i'm !Sofs uno auf ben
8aItionen nod cine Nnadbf otter ST.
fdiibe lag. Muf @runo ibres 8tz
ri9tes bat ser &aiier perfiigt. odB
Tie BON Sem Rriessiaiff absebOlt unO
i'm 8erIinsr 3eugbaus uno Morinez
muIeum ousgeffcIft tperben fOllen.
9is Ruinen BON @roB z5rieOri4sburg
Iiegen i'm 8erei4 Der englif9en
@olotiitentoIpnie; oeren @ertpultung
bat ouf 9eutf9Ianos @rfu9en Die
@inpiIIigung CUR MbbOIung Der Sc
fdiiBrphre erteilt, unb os: R0nis BON
england bat fie Dem oeuti9en 8di@
fer gum Gsf9ent ungebpten. Die
@olofaftenregierung f4affte Die Sc
f6iiBe nod Nrim, Dem aund9it ge>
ltgenen SafsnpIaB, uno Die Moer~
mannlinic ertldrte Ii@ CUR ueberfiib=
rung mad 9amburg bereit. Anfang
Suit bat bann Der 0ampfer npaul
Woermann" i'm 8eiIein oes &ano~
n%enbootes .gber" fiebosbn tleinere
@eI9iiBrpbre an 8Dro genommen,
Die in5ipif9en in 9eutf9luno einge>
troffen uno Dem Marinemufeum
i~ibergeben tporoen fino. GbeniObiel
gr6Bere &obre lagern nod auf Der
Sefte uno follen ipdter, iObaIO oas
Metter oie 8efDr0erung na4 4rim
geftattet, abgebolt peroer.
Das ebemalige SORT @rDB~
fredericksburg Iiegt uuf elmer bigcli=
GEN 9olbin1el. @on Der Gpibs Oes
Ma8fturmes genieBt mm cine prd9s
tige @usfi9t, fopeit Der bi9te rr-
polO Oies 5uldBt. Ser @runoriB
ser befeitigten Mnlcse lit %anndberno
quaoratif9 nit einse8ogener aeble
uno re9tpinfeligen @dbaitioneH. Die
2dnse Ser TrDnt betrdgt 1870 SUB,
Ole beioen Jlanten ie 105 SUB, Die
Der 8aftion SO SUB Bel elmer Siefe
BON "a SUB. Die duBere Mauer
ift 3 SUB fart, aus srpben @rarit=
quooern aufgefubrt. sic erbebt it9
is SUB iiber Dem @rbbooen liest oas
Bel etfpa so SUB iiber Dem Meerss~
ipiegel. Na6 tnr1e1 1T Dos Sort IL
SUB tief. 9er CUR Mufitellung Der
@ef9ibe oienenoe @alleang 1T 10
SUP brett, Die 8ruitipebr 3 SUB bod,
sic @9arten liegen 10 SUB auseins
amber unO erftreden iid iiber Die
TrDnt uno beibe Tlanten, BON Dem
MaGtturm Bis gum 8eOba&tungss
turn.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

- nnIGngF limb 5rei @res
ner Souriiten ben Ra5 BEL Hei9ss
rtau aufgeftiegen. SnfoIge bes berr=
f9enben S9neefturmes perlpren ie
bic Ri9tung unb muBten, ols bic
Na9t bsreinbra4. i'm Treien bleibsn.
8si Der grimmigen RdIte erfroren ibs
men GiiBe unb 9Gnbe. Mls es Su
tagen beganr, i9Ie2pten fie ii9 in
cine G9ubbiitte. BORT brad Der si=
ne SOuriF, OberIebrer G9off por
Gri9Dpfung suiammcn. Sine get
tungsmannf9oft bro9te bic Solris
ften unter fdpierigen 0erbdltniRen
in Gi9erbeit. .4l
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

rcI5e @@doIiGfeitcn uuf ibn eintrirz
Zen; errei@en fe obsr Oos Manresz
alter, 70 1T ibre SterbIi1feits5lFfer
ri6t mebr b0ber als Die Ger DuE9s
fGniltsbeD6Iterung Mlan miro taum
fe6lgebcn nit Ser Nnndbme, DAB fiir
sic Me6raabI n1sr Tdue Don
G@pinoIu6t bei Grpadfenen cine
frifGe @nitedung unO ni4t cine $nz
fettion aus Der 3inobeit Derantport=
Ii9 su maiden lift. 9ofiir fpreAen
aud ole ausge5ei6neteu GrfOlge Der
iebt iibli6en 8efdmpfung Der SeuHe,
nobel man befanntli9 bon Dem
@runofub ausgebt, OoB es oarauf on=
tommt, ale gu unferer 8enntnis gee
Ianoenoen SnfeftionstlaKen Dor Der
G%eriibrunq nit Sen &ranfbeitsteimen
gu befpa6ren. 0ieie 8erbiitungsmoB=
nabmen umfaTen aIio Die gan8e 8ez
bDlterung unO baben, pie Die Statiittt
Iebrt, qeraoe aud Bel ben @rpoAie=
men CUTE 5rii4te s%etrogen.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
Gbemic Oes Secs.


@s 1T feIt1om, oaB Die Gbemie an
einem @toff, Ser felt 10 LANCER 3eit
cine @ore auf Dem @eltmartt gsz
biloet bat pie Der See, nod neue @ntz
oedungen MAIDEN fam. 9enno4 TT
erit jeBt feitgeite1t ipOrben, Dab Der
Oem See insbeionoere eigentiimlihe
Stoff, Der frii6er als Sem be5ei9net
puroe, ieBt aber nit Dem SOFTEN Derz
einiet miro, in elmer 9emif@en Ser
binoung nit @erbfdure i'm SeeaufguB
porbanOen 1T, uno OaB BON Der Men@
ge biefer @erbin0ung Ser 8ef9mads=
merit oes Sees obbdngig 1T. Der See
befiBt mad Dem NufguB ftets cine all
fali19e @igen19aft, unO fpenn ma.
oie1e our9 3ufaB BON Sdure aufbebt,
10 bilost fi9 Elm flpdiger, bruungel=
bcr Nieoerf9log, Der bauptfd4li9 ars
ger6fourem SOFTEN beitebt. Mlan bat
oieIe @%erbinoung jeBt au4 f9on in
cine beitimmte Gemti9e Sormel ge@
tra9t, na&0em ermittelt ipprOen 1T,
OdB auf einen get1 Soften orei SeiIs
@erb5dure entfaaen.
Sci einem guten in0if9en See er9db
Die 9emiI9e l1nteriu4ung beg Niez
osrf9luges etpa 81 pro3ent SOFTEN,
63 pro3ent @erbfdure unO etpa 16
pro5ent bar3ige unO DIige StOffe.
Won Dem geiamten See nabm oas
gerb1aure Soften etpds uber IL
pro3ent in NnIpru9, aber Bel 0en
ein3elnen Seeiorten bethlehem in Oiefer
.9infi9t groBe 1nterf@ieOe. uebrigeus
betra9tet Sic Gbemie Oieie neugefun=
oene @erbinoung aud an fi9 nit
Iebbaftem Snterefs, 5a fie Bel Der DE
mii9en 8eban0lung man9erlei auf~
fGqige gigenf9aften ge5eigt bat, Die
gu 'peiteren 5orf9unsen fibren tperz
osn. glur in fO4enO beiBem @aHer
1T fie leidt l0sIi9, fd1t aber bel Der
Mbtiiblung IeiGt aus. Sin tleiner 3u=
faB an Mlfobol fam ieoo4 oiefen Niez
oerI9lag berbinoern, 10 OaB elm
gGlidnen &um poer &pgnat aIs
8eigobe gum See nod einen anoeren
3ped uls ben Der Sei4madsfeise=
rung 6ahen fam.
X X
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
Ger g~lcthcrranidl.

Scr. NcfDerrnHla 81.
Der Metber 1T felt langem Elm be-
liebtes 8etGubungsmittel gepefen, ods
fOqar feuenpeife re9t bel l1nfug dn=
aeri9tet bat. @s 1T cine SatIo9e,
oaB 3eitpei1e gan5e @%pioemien pon
MetbermiBbrou9 pprgetOmmen ino.
Gep0bnIi9 iparen es geraOe 8adftz
f9e, Sic fi9 Net6er beforgen, i'm aif
Sic Saf9entii9er tatsn uno ii9 oann
irqen0tpp an einem perf9piegenen Dirt
ocn Standardization oes odour9 err
3eugten Guuf9es iiberlieBen. Sine
on6ere M~nfpenoung, Die in ibrem
53med fart i'm 9egenfoB gu oiefsr
6ur9aus be0enfli9en 8eniiBung ftebt,
bat ser Metber odnn erft in DerbGlt=
nismGBia fpGter s3eit in Der @9irurz
ale qefunoen. @G6ren0 friiber oas
GblDroform faft ote Aaeinberrf9aft
unter BEN Bel Opsrationen Dertpertez
ten 8etGubungsmitteln einnabm, bat
Ser Netber ieBt Elm gutes Sell oisier
Qrfqabe iibernpmmen. Oas Gbloro=
form bat ni9t nur ben gd9teil gro@
Der l1nannebmIi9teiten lopobl Dor
aGs aud mad Der NartOie fir ben
&ranteu, fonOern bringt aud @efobS
rem nit fi9, Die 3par DerbGltnisMdz
Big fe6r felten eintreten, aber oo9
I6on man9e Menf9enleben %geforoert
haben. Ser Metberrouf9 miro ieBt
bGufiger perpenbet, Od ct gum mtnz
6eiten ni9t gr0Bere @efabren in it9
birqt als oie G6lorofDrmnarfofe, oa<
qegen ben potienten Oie Our4 iene
meift beOingten unannebmli4feiten
erfpart. Die 8eniiBung BON 4etBer
1T Elm @egen fir Die Menf9beit, neil
oaour9 man6e tleinere Sperationen.
gu oenen fi9 Der potient fonf ni9t
enti9lieBt, oeren @ornabme uber oo9
pi@tig TT, our Nusfiibruns gelangt.
Mi0erraten miro Ser Metberraui4 nur
BEL 9ronif9er MISUNDERSTANDING
ausgefpro9ener Noerpertaltung uno
i'm MQqemeinen Bel @rtrantungen Der
Qunqe un0 Oes 6eraens.
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
ScisnnasidaOcn nnO @eimnS1eit.

No6 Sen Musfibrungen zines Ta9=
3eIebrten perOeu our9 3entraIbeis
3unssdnIaaen GENTLE gefunObeitlide
G9dOen eraeugt, 0iefe beiteben in
tartnddigen &atarrben Der Obsren
2ufttoese: %2uftrObrenz, SebItopf=,
Ru9entctarrben, Oie nit Spdtbsrbft
einieben lno nit tpedfelnOer Sntenii=
tat Bis Mpril anboItsn, um oann eno<
Iid biz gum nd4iten 9erbit gu perz
T6pinoen, no 0as Spiel nieoer BON
nsusm bssinnt. Oieie gang 4arastsris
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-27
AN INTERVIEW.

W. d. Nesbit In Chicago Post,
The party should select a man
Who's known, t..
One who can carry out plan
Alone
A man OF independent thought. ...
Yet who by reason could be brought
To change his mind. II so he ought
The party must take every heed
To-day. ..
And choose no man whose leaninss lesd
Away
From the great principles which made
The party, yet who's not afraid .
To claim new thoughts must be obeyed.
The party must not blindly cling a
To one ..
Who thinks that when he says a thing
It's done.
IL must awake, and realize
II needs a leader who II wise,
Who public whoop and whim defes.
The party must have one who holds
His friends,
Yet while his hand hand enfolds
Contends
For what is good and right and fair,
And for the worker has a care,
Yet gives TO capital Its share.
In short, rs hard to say Just who
To choose.
The proper man would not dare to '
Refuse. A
He'll answer TO his lands acclaim. ID.
But modesty-handmaid Of fame
Prevents my mentioning his name.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-27
Putting Him in the Wrong Class.

What shall we do with the man who
uses the thing the flag represents to ad-
yertise himself or otherwise serve trivial
ends? There has been Colonel Planning S
Bryan petition and the retaliation. There
Is the petition Of an obscure ignoramus
to go on the presidential ballot. There
is Colonel Sorenson's perennial so sena-
torisl filing fee for amusement purposes.
Lincoln Journal.
Here is where We object. We OBJ
ject, not on behalf Of Colonel Fan
ming or of Colonel Bryan or of any
obscure ignoramus, but on behalf
OF Colonel Sorenson, who insists
he can prove that the $50 he pays ia
his own money. Colonel Sorenson is
none of these cheap guys who go in
for offices that carry big salaries, but
for which no filing fee is required.
He is no moocher who wants to draw
cards and stand to win without put
ting up an ante. When a man like
Colonel Sorenson shoyes $50 in real
coin of the realm into the center OF
the table, he does it as a genuine
sport, and never ''hollers" IL his
cards are low on the show down.
For Colonel Sorenson we therefore
object to having his senatorial boom
lei put in the same class with Colonel
Fanning's vice presidential aspira-
lions or Colonel Bryan's presidential
air castles.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-27
STATE Charities,

The sessions OF the convention OF
the State Charities and Corrections
will bring TO Omaha number OF we'll
known workers In the philanthrcpic
field whose presence here will be
welcome for the cause they represent.
Whatever else may be said Of Ne
braska. its people have undertaken to
solve practically the problems pre-
scented In the care OF the unfortunate.
from whatever cause. With no great
flourish. the state has provided and
maintains institutions that are SPLEEN
didly equipped for the comfort and
convenience of those who are in any
way delinquent or deficient. II is not
pretended that the end OF effort has
been reached. nor that these institu-
lions can not be improved upon; but
It will be urged that Nebraska has
not only been liberal In Its care OF
the unfortunate. but has been enter
prising and progressive in its meth
ods.
The sessions Of the convention will
serve TO give the public a better no
ton Of what Is being accomplished,
as well as the trend Of thought in
this field of phIlanthropic activity
The delegates and visitors will be
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-27
Advance in Mexico

Forty-odd years ago captured
emperor of Mexico stood with bis
back to a wall. facing firing party,
A volley ended the life of MAMMALIAN
and the empire. Today a general OF
the republic is on trial. accused OF
conspiring and engaging In armed re-
volt against the republic. But We are
assured that he will not stand with
his back to a wall, while a squad OF
his country's soldiers use him as a
target. His declining days may be
spent in sequestration. perhaps in
confinement, but his blood will not
stain his country's soil.
This advance in methods in Mexico
is a most hopeful sign. It was appre-
hended at the time General Reyes
was captured that his shrift would be
short, as his treason TO the Madero
government was said to be fragrant
Whether President Madero is In
splred by genuine notions OF modern
ways. or is merely consummate poll
tician, his course towards his cap
.tured enemy commends him
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-27
People Talked About

Out in Denver, where the mercury plays
high and low at the game. the Republican
says. Same men who want their wives
to live ON love never supply anything but
hot air, and they renege on that during
the winter months.
Three doctors and a package OF chloro-
form working together succeeded in
stopping a spell Of laughing which at
tackled an Iowa woman on reading a
local Joke. The cause OF the attack
Is supposed to be the spurious love letter
from Editor la Fayette Young to Sem
ator Albert d. cummins.
Although never living more than forty
miles apart. and for many years only
ten miles from each other, Mrs. William
scheirer OF Cementon. Lehigh county.
Pennsylvania, and her daughter. now the
widow Of George Barrows, a former Phil
adelphiaa, did not see each other for
twenty-four years until recently. when
they were reunited.
one of the Pittsburgh mlllicnatres. who
put his first wife and children on the
aIimony shelf. grew weary Of putting
up the coin 10 the tune Of sseoop. sought
relief IN the courts and got the cold
hand. The federal supreme court. in
dtsrnissing the appeal. told him 20 abide
by the contract. Both parties have
married again. the divorced wife to a
prince who likes the money.
Politicians who wonder how Tom Tag
CART managed TO come back" IN In
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-27
Another Postal telegraph Advooat,

Another Postal Telegraph Advocate.
While the talk occasioned by POST
master General Hitchock's recon-
mendation Of the postal telegraph as
one OF the fields into which postal
activity should be extended has not
yet subsidized, another distinguished
member Of the administration circle
speaking from an entirely different
point OF view voices the same conclu-
sion, The latest advocate OF postal
telegraph Is none other than DR.. Har-
vey w. Wiley, who contributes to the
February Century an article entitled
Back TO the Farm" in which he
enumerates some things necessary in
his judgment to make farm life more
attractive, and Incidentally says:
The state now carries our letters and
newspapers. and doubt ~ any comblna-
ton OF men who would desire TO secure
control Of this transportation could in
fluence the people Of the country to take
this away from the state and give Il
back to, competitive business. Can any
valid reason be presented In opposition
TO tho states taking charge Of the tele-
phone. the telegraph and the express
companies In the same manner
Here Is DR.. Wiley proposing. not
only the parcels post. and the postal
telegraph, but also a postal telephone.
although, Of course. he does not ex-
pect all Them to come at one time,
and probably none Of them right
away. Rural free delivery was inau-
gurated originally. not to develop a
new and profitable business for the
postofice. but to give people living on
farms the benefits OF daily communl-
cation with other farm and urban
eenters. II is at least interesting to
have the postal telegraph urged out
Of the same considerations.