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Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
PEOPLE Talked About


The suffrage school, established IN New
York BY Mrn. Carrie chapman Gait Is
drawing an Increasing number Of women
students deslrous Of learning the noble
art OF speechmahing.
a French aetrers. iust landed IN New
York, hopes 70 eniiveE the box office
by wearing ring on her nose. Out
Or Fe9aFd for her press asent. the
setreas's name u wilhheid.
Instead Of lnS per plate, az reported
BY the screaming yellows. the Meat
Fsehers' association banquet az Chicago,
Monday night. actually cost so a plate.
which Isn't much Tor the crowd.
Mlss oafllnk. who has taken the Dc.
gree Of doctor Of divinity at he Univar-
slty Of 0fonlgon. and Il the flrut woman
20 have that honor now eenannds thar
the Netherlands Reformed church ensa
Its pulpit to women.
Aaiss Daisy odsn. Of Davenport L..
trsscSty passenger agent of the Dus,il.z.
ton railroad, the only woman koldlns
such q position in the world. and the
only woman member Of the American
Association Of Passenger Agents, attended
the sessions Pf the convention in st.
Paul Minn
The spirit OF Tom johnson is marching
or in Cleveland. Having nailed down
scent fares citizens are tuning up their
energies FOR three new cruaades-to stop
death BY mishapsl to censor the movies
and 70 probe the telephone service. cisve-
land leads the Ohio procession and Il
Eoing and growing some.
The late Ben Il Rich, who disa In Nav
ferk City recently. was an intsrsstlns
man. The son Of one Of Joseph Smiths
apostles, he had been in charge Of Nor
mon missionary work IN the eastern
states for the last five years He wrote
several controversial volumes. ana hls
novel. MT DQrant. OF Salt Lake City,
has been circulated IN five languages.
Mrs. Caroline Marsharl. OF New York.
head Of department In one Of the big
sest business firms Of New York. Who
attained Il through 4 series OF successes
heglnning a. an expert stcnographer. saws
that a woman in business must take into
consideration the man. He does not
want a sick o. alling woman IN the Of
nee, ana = ifritated u the woman Is
nos neat and alert a. Al tlnea
"cupid's epecial@ from Rlchmond. Va.
ana towns en route Eelled into wash
inston last Monday with 80 paassnsers.
mostly youpgatfrs seeking "first ala for
paipllnting heaFts.r an couples nnked
Wings and Eot Il on the ppot Other
couples eludsd the reporters ana reached
toe honeymoon destination with mufflers
nailed on. TIE originator Of the homer.
moon achene is Mrs.. J. Il. 0lll % Rick
mond. who has made 4 an annual affair
foF years past On this weeks TRIP Mrn
oh brought aiong several children Of
couples welded on the first trlp a. live
lssstimousin q shcesrs
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

As the friend Of Porflrlo Dlas.
Madero. De Ia Barra and Huerla,
Madero's choice for war minister IN
De Ia Bafra's cabinet. foreign minsn-
ter under Huerta and spokesman for
the lsttor in the negotiations with
the United States, Frederlco Gapa-
boa, nominated by the Catholic party
for president Of Mexico. ought 20 be
fair representative of the various
elements Ia the population. II IL
doubtful II any man could be- found
who would be equally satisfactory to
as many elements under existing
conditions. for no one now In evl-
dence seems more popular than
oamboa. If legally elected, he would
undoubtedly meet with favor In the
United States aud ofherlnatlons. His
nomination. therefore. offers soms
hope Of peace land prosperity II
Teyolutioa-rent Mexico after three
years OF chaos.
FNRft"fNN" "tttttHtfHNN NNHHtItUtC Z
much stronger factor In political az
fairs IN Mexico than IN the United
States. for 0amhoa'a projection, 4,
viii be noted. IL a. the nomiuee Of
the so-ealled Catholic party. Aside
from that. however. the money ques.
tion. potent in the abltrament Of
war. is pivotal in this transition now
goins on. The refusal Of the United
States 10 recognise the Ruerta gov.
ernment and the consequent diff
culsies IN the way OF obtaining finan.
cial help forces the Mexlcans 70 seek
70 establish an administration ac-
ceptable abroad While there n
many a slip 'twixt cup and lip in
Mexican politics. as elsewhere, these
conditions. together with the pros
peot Of Huerta's selt-ellminatiou
from the presidential race. strongly
support the belief that a better day
IL Mesico Is approaching,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
THE RETURNED ONE.


Arthur Chapman, In Denver Republican.
He's heard the foamiDg breakers break
Upon a sandy shore;
He's heard the sound OF horses hoofs
Upon the prairie floor;
Hes heard that most alluring splash
Out where the big trout jump,
And how he's fully satisfied
To hear the steam pipes-thump.
He's heard the cracking Of the bush
When swift a deer has sped;
He's heard the dripping Of the rain
Upon the. tent o. o'erhead;
He's heard the ripple OF the wave
Against the birch-bark PROV;
And he is satisfied to hear
The thumptng steam pipes now.
He's heard the thunder on the peak
Send echoes far below;
He's heard the splintered boulder crash
Across the fields OF snow:
He's heard the landlord says "Your bill
Is just ten bucks per day.
And that is why he's satisfied
With what the steam pipes say.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

in his opening address to the stu
dents. Chancellor Avery has made
very fair statement Of the issues pre-
sented by the university consolidation
proposition which is TO be put TO
popular vote az the election next
year In the matter Of uniting the
higher education and instruction
given by the state In one institution
instead OF dividing II between a state
university and separate college OF
agriculture. he makes conclusive
argument and by way Of analogy
every reason that calls for this union
demands a consolidation Of the two
in the same location and with. one
physical equipment. But the chan
cellor stops short at the half way
point to assure us that whatever the
solution Of the consolidation prob
lem, the university will go right
ahead and he and the faculty will
adjust themselves to the outcome as
good servants Of the people ought
to do.
Yet 10 he not here really begging
the question; for the people must de-
eide not as TO the university going
forward, but A. TO Il going forward
faster and better and serving lts
purpose more adequately and more
economically. II we were building
anew, everybody knows that no one
would think Of separating these two
parts Of the university and further
that those states that are burdened
with separate university and agricul-
tural college would consolidate them
II they were starting out on a clear
path. On this question the chan
cellor has e right to have an opinion
and TO express Il not as q partisan.
but as an educational expert. Be-
cause he must as. Of course. he will,
accept the decision when made, doee
not require him 70 vt on the fence
and pretend TO be an uninterestsd
spectator.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

art multiply q thousand fold these H.
lustrations Of the divorce OF conscience
and art, conscience and social philosophy.
conscience and social enjoyments in
proper society"
nestor Of historical research was q few
years ago banqueted. He spoke OF the
development Of historical inquiry since
the great Leopold Won Ranke. that grand
est philosopher Of the last century, the
man OF Christian faith and scientific
conscience. IN. the address he stated as
his conviction that history since Ranke
had come to a complete anarchy Of
worths and values" we might add
standards Of life. That is exactly what I
mean by the expression :'sympathy with
sim" And, philoaophioally considered.
this whole attitude has come through
false conception OF evolution, the ascent
from the beastly ape without the descent
from the eternal God, the ever active
Judge operative in a live conscience.
II IL particularly in the realms OF lit
erature ana art that this sympathy with
sin can be studied. But back Of the liter
ATTIRE lies the heart-ife OF an era, Of
this era, too. From the heart this SYM
pathy goes out into practical life. in
home. state and everywhere. Everywhere? +?
Yes. where the Christian standards have
become first dead letter. then a tire
some tradition, finally an enemy to be
fought in the spirit Of Ellen Key, Met
zsche. Bernard Shaw, strindbers, Walt
Whitman and their like.
VIII this era of sympathy with sin
break? I think 30. How. when. who can
tell7 ADOLF HULT.
Pastor Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
Editorial Viewpoint

Boston Transcript ouinst the enemy
and they are oursi
Springfield Republican: The Mexican
Inquest on Madero has been long search
Ing and establishes the fact that he is
dead
brooklyn Eagle: Bryan 70 At last satis-
fled to have his money backed BY sold.
More y coming hia way than when he
was % strong for silver.
Washington. Pest; BY beating the rebs
IN the Ions distance dash at Chattanooga
the xanks proved that the superiority
manifested At Bun Run was no mere
fluks
81. I-ouls ciobs-pemoerat; Secretary
Bryan denies that he Il IN competition
with Tyroiean ypdelers. That is the
travel far to hear the competition.
Pittsburgh Dispatch; II is charged and
proved that the hard coal combination
maintained a secret price list. But the
prices which consumers have TO pay were
too elevated 70 Be len under cover
Philadelphia Ledger; A congress to test
the efficacy Of she rdivining rod Il In
sestien ~ Halle. Germany. u should have
been hsld ~ Topeka, Kan, neKt meath
In conneetien with the regular annual
convention Of the RAinmakeFa' asSocls-
sion.
Baltimore American; Durins Colonel
R00seveltu tour OF south America Il is
reasonable 70 be supposed that all revo-
buttons, active and pendInE. win b. sus-
pended. Il win be impossible sor our
volatile nslshbora 70 ooncentrate their
attention on two such absorbing subjects
- the same time and the one Of less
prOmfnencs muzt siVs way.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
LAUGHING GAS.

welter-How win you have your steak.
sir?''
good and faithful servant Life.
1T was a fair fight. wasn't it3"
Sure Il was. The under dog got
whipped"
''Cam that a fair fight7"
wait. now. let me explain. The un-
der dog provoked Il "--St Louis Republic.
Have your had any trouble with your
automobile rides Mrs. Jonesr
No inded; we make II a point 20
keep always near enough TO a trolley
line to get home. '--Balumore American
The Doctor-Mrs. Brown has sent for
me to go and see her boy, and l must
go at once"
His wife-what is the matter with the
boy7"
The Doctor--I don't know, but Mrs.
Brown has a book on What to Do Be
fore the Doctor Comes" and I must
hurry up before she does it."-Puck.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
Peanut, in Politics.


In q possibly exaggorsting mood.
the Houston Post recently alluded 70
tho millions Of peanut politicians re-
siding in Oklahoma. But there are
some outside OF Oklahoma. The
Hon. William p. BorIand. for In.
stance, resides in Kansas City, No.
As member Of the house. the Hon.
Boriand is the author OF resolution
to supplant former President Taft
and former Speaker Cannon AZ men,
hefs Of the Lincoln Memorial COM
mission By democrats; to him Il
does not matter much who, Just 90
they are democrats. The resolution
provides for the repeal Of the law
creating the commission, 30, that a
new commission may be named,
composed entirely OF democrats.
II seems inconceivahla that such
pettiness would elicit serious con-
sideration even from a democratic
congress- eager for sp0ils. and YET
would that be much more surprising
than the fact that any member could
be found of such oaiiber as re.
qnired 70 father this resolutlonY II
the democrats care 70 make favor.
able impression thoy viii aslse the
opportunity for rebuking this Evstu.
ltous insult to q former chief execu.
tive ana former speaker, whose Ions
public eerviee entitle them to a de-
cent measure oi respect even from
political enemies
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Li<swiee One for IkuseI.
OMAHA, Sept. 26--To the Editor Of The
Bee; Why not forget the antiquated Joke
about DIRTY Streets" and give credit
where II Justly beIongs7
The wrlter has visited many Of the
larger cities OF the west within the last
ten months among them being Mime
apclis, st. Paul, Des Moines, Denver, ST.
Joseph and Kansas City. and will truth
fully state that not one Of the above
named cities can boast Of as clean
streets as can be found right here In
our home tewn.
Commissioner Kugei should be con-
sratulated upon their present condition.
and thisin view OF the fact that less
money is spent per mile than IN any
Of these cities.
Upon investigating the reasons Of the
excellent conditions I found that lnme-
diateiy after taking office Mr.. Kusel
jumped right into the hsxmesn and cor
rected what evils had existed ana then
started adding other important improve
ments
Now everything Is sysfem; from the
work upon the streets to the Keeping OF
the records, you can find eonplste details
as 70 streets cleaned aa well as costs, etc.
The department Of street cleaning and
maintenance Is one of the bright spots
Of the commission plan. 90, let's, as I
say. forget ths stale joke and talk about
our clean Streets" instead OF an IN
Justified knock. g. r. n.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
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Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
Modern sympathy wath Sin,

~4~HA nfmNAtME WIFE SIM
oAGAEA. Sept a6-~To the Editor Of The
Hee' Sympathy with the sinner 1har-
arterizes Christianity. Sympathy with
sln marka modern culture IN many Of its
most assTesaive forms- The world of
Goeths. Grand mind he otherwise is; OF
WAener, massive tone-Ensker: 81 Nistxche.
the brilliantly fierce culture prophet and
entichristian thinkers Of Ellen Key, un-
rivalled woman irtellect In the world to-
day, OF hosts Of kin nsinds, Is world in
which sin IL necessary moving prln-
eipie Of development. culture. art. liter
ature social life and ldeallstic dreams.
The music OF the day and the art, the
hopes and wishos OF the masses, life in
ali its forms Is permeatad with SYM
pathy for sin and even with the most
DARING apology for sin. We sometimes
wonder why the church has such 4 task
on its hands in disseminating the clean,
chriat-born attitude toward total life.
But when We look closely into the mod
ern sympathy with sin az brought 10 our
attention BY the last novel, the latest
play, the social studies OF sgnestic social
philosophers and workers. we under.
stand easily the whole reason.
Take poems OF Mrs Browning, even.
and note how subtiy she weaves tho
strands Of sin into her ideals. Il sounds
charming II appears as genuine sym
pathy, but viewed IN It's naked reality
oonseienee must refuse 4. "conscience.'' .
cries the modern realist and naturalist
with dramatic wave OF the hand. "con.
seienee. why. dear ctr. that's only an
evolutlcHisins survival oe past stages OF
social thought end sentiment. aud no
authority for the present" Yes. I know
that's 40 70 the modern iberalist, and I
know he lives up 70 that creed, uH
touch the idol Of his hsart. say, his
pochetbook Notice how men, who be-
lleye IN no conscience. use the word
about mems relation 10 their money.
They do want their banker 70 have a
conscience.
In literature, especially. The sympathy
with sin has taken on forms 90 beauti-
ful and fair that few seem TO dare touch
the ethical illusions, anares ana sophlntry
there I know very well that he have no
Fight 10 look 70 the world oe art tor a
true ethical sense. fer the artistic snlnds
have seldom had the uuerTinG conscience
sense Of truth. Conscience and art seem
to BE- two divorces that can asrea 10
live together peaceably and rapturously
for an hour os artistic creation. without
fAeiitive marriage, Would. Tor instanee,
Mrp. Margaret peiand. q she has 4
daughter which / do not know. for q
moment think % smiling ethlcaIiy on
such union between her chlld and some
oyhef mothers child. ~ she Cadrs De
landl IN the close Of The Iron Woman
pictures with such beautiful imaginative
power and with perfect modern sympathy
with rinf ! could from literature and
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

What n0ss Howell thinks OF the
Water boards t5,oo0-a-year lawyer
may bo epunter-balnnced BY what At
iorney Webster thinks OF The boards ;
,S,oep-a-year political engineer.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Our democratic United States sen
ntor should not have taken offensa
because someone referred to our re-
publican United states senator as
the second best democrat In the
state Of Nebraska" That still leaves
him free 10 compete for acclaim as
the first best democrat In the stats.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

There q wisdom ~ well as money
ia the suggestion that every small
sermer raise Al least two stsern for
lks market espry year. only, Of
eaaFte be shqpid finish his product
btfore ne'llnf, Il be expects 70 relieve
"a msal nlspation ior ua.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

10 there anything IN, a location ?
Perhspn the attendance figures for
the Ak-sar-Ben street carnival this
seat qomparad with last year will tell
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

The plan Of teaching children rules
Of safety esleulated 70 protect them
from dangers Of the street should
eoatsmplats part Of The instruction IN
the home a. veil as school
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

re fins 70 reiaks such > aespsrels
fneiiive from insiiee. but What excuse
can our wonderful sheriff give for let
.lng him walk away IN the first place.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

''coreets 70 80 soon," predicts a
fashion diotator Which wayT They
usually follow the waist line.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
Twice Told Tales


Tatc'E FerveEEity.
Senator Tiliman rashiy declared some
time ago that the frying OF chicken was
a lost art IN wishlngton. and ever since
that day he has been deluged with
Washington fried chicken BY parcel post.
He had no idea that Washington house
wives were 20 sensitive.
Il am now converted" he said recently.
Il now admit that washington fried
chicken is superb. But SIN every mail
brings me more and more pullets and
capons and yearlings. Ny case is as hope
less as the commuters.
"A commutsr was IN dreadful wreck.
The collision had been head-on; four
coaches were teiescoped, flames burst
forth, the shrieks and groans OF the dy-
ing mingled with the hiss OF escaping
steam and the roar OF the fire.
The oommuter. black as a coal. was
dragged out by the feet from under a
mound OF cbarred and mangied corpses.
"A physician. bent over him anziously.
Are you hurt7 he asked.
'-rhe commuter opened his eyes and
stretched hlmgeIf Then, rising, he
Snarled:
HuFt7 Met OF course I ain't hurt
never ami can't bel carry an accl-
dent insurance policyi "-washington
star.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
Chlcago Trlbune.

Chicago Tribune.
The oyster. meanwhile has a right to
complain that the weather man is trifllng
with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Il q not than any one offsets 70
Mrs. Pankhumt's coming, but II Is
wkat she may do after she comes.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

II the packers would only divide
with the farmer. the latter might
make up fer this crop shortage and
then some.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

The oolonei'a hat will be edgins
over toward the rins again unless he
rsdoublev his efforts to make Il be-
have itself.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Tho energy annually epent on foot bali
Naul1 build tho pyramids Judge
But what good would the pyro-
mfds 40 usf
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26
AUGUST CIRCULATION.
5O,295

state Of Nebraska, county of DouRlna -.
Dwf6ht Williams, circulation manager
Of The Bee Publishing company, being
duly sworn. naye that the average daily
circulation fer the month Of August lfld,
Circulation Manager.
Subscribed n my presence and sworn
20 hafora ne thin eth day Of berrember,
stIa RODENT HUNTER
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

The modern method OF milking Il
by machinery. And that is the way
some Of the modern milk tastes. too.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Whose is the oId-faahloned girl
with the ''banes" and Kitchen
rllpsR"
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

the Ahslenloon league battery isl
"a tire ila opening gun right heGe in
Omaha, just as Il this were the enc
ngs country.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

The slit skirt 10 another thing they
may not charge up against Mother
Eve,
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Jones mad been having considerable
difficulty finding the keyboie upon HE
return from the club. HIs wife more
than hinted that this was due 10 an over
Indulgence In the flowing cup, but he
always attributed II to the absence of
light at the front door. One evcnins
Mrs Jones triumphantiy presented him
with an electric pocket fiashlight to over
come the difficulty.
Al dawn the next morning she awoke
to the knowledge that her spouse .had
not returned. she hurried to the window
and looked out Jones was huddled on
the front step.
For goodness sake" she cried. what
are you doing thero7''
sail right. mdear." murmured Jones.
Tn jus' trying t. find IN button on
thish iight"-New York Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

There are in the United States 100000
unmarried adults out OF every 100
American men shirty-nine are unmarried.
How 70 explain these dreadful figures"
Thus spoke. with a gesture OF despair.
Mayor Oakley Curtis OF Portland.
"one explanation" he continued, may
lie IN a dialogue overheard at picnic.
The participants in this dialogue we're a
bachelor and spinster, he about sB. she
about 30
Men, said the splnster. used TO
marry younGer than they do now. didn't
theyf
Yes. the bachelor answered. 'bu,
didn't women use TO be more williag to
wash dishes then7' New York Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-09-26

Ora Visitor, when senator Hitohcoek's
term as senator expires, he viii have lost
IN uf hia influence IN Nebraska politics.
He can't an much a. fcol = part Of the
beaplt some Of the time.
The evening world., 1913-03-19
TOO MUCH FOR THE MONEY.

N YllLE n 70 b regretted that the discussion Of the
w problem should have ben merged with that Of
wages 70 be almost COMPOUNDED with IL, the confusion
he's served ct least kcener interest question
than felt whom considered solely from financial standpoint
proved that g forced into vice inadequate
wages il proved that many they woey underpa
report Of the Department Of Commerce and Labor giving
results Of investigation in 1870 estimated the average earnings
women department stores at &c they lived home and 81 i.
they adf The Of efficiency required Of them
sisted be- expert knowledge Of goods stock expert knowledge
knowledge Of styles fashions and customs intimate knowledge Of
the principles and policies Of the store accuracy filling ORDERS
esed for and faces physical health cleanliness OF
person and clear brain"
That surely large order for &c ~ a week. would
good to give the that has enough pay enable
se to live WE'LL dine WELL dress WELL herself keep up
to the top notch Of energy 1t losing money put
bedroom and feed her cents day.
The evening world., 1913-03-19
THE WOES OF MEN IN POWER.

lSTEN TO the voice Of the janitor hear him complain
He has alleged that he expected to look after babies
Of tenant the maids afternoon the lady il out
hs hss 10 occasionally button the the lady maid
sat- he has look after dogs and the family
from hone he asked to errands frequently no
exsd to help and take up rugs offers
payi ha further looked furniture FINALLY
10 called at night to lot bd that their KEYS
Such the lot in life Of generally depicted car and
tyran II an illustration of the saying Of Macauay that the
scholar even the as little envy any
those who engaged pursuit which at most they Gun
only expect that by rnqushng liberal studies social
BY passing nights without sleep and without one glimpse
OF the beauties OF nature they attain that boous that
vdou' that closely watched slavery which Knocked the name
Of power"