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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-30

All wool garments in
sons best modelS-not a few Q
and ends but hundreds from whicl
make choice-We can fit you
please you no matter the size require
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-30

Mems Underwear
SOC Shirts or Drawers. -. = 500
$1.00 Shirts or Drawers. -. 600
$3.50 Separate or Unions. .$1.09
$500 Separate or Unions. .$1.29
$3.50 Separate or Unions. .$1.79
$500 Separate or Unions. .$2.19
1880 Separate or Unions. .$2.99
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-30
Mems Shirts

W1Cll = O1lll lS
All $1.00 Shirts now. ...... 69c
All $1.50 Shirts now. -. .$1.09
All $500 Shirts now. .$1.20
All $3.50 and $500 Shirts. :. .$1.79
Manhattans not included.
All 25c Suspenders -. $500. .19c
All Soc Suspenders 49,. .39c
All 25c Carriers 10c
All SOC Garters .35c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

Sin Sdritt sur gSie0eroufnobme Der
llnterbanolungen 5uiiden 0en 3d.
coo &otomotipfiibrern im0 Nei5em
bon 9S meitliden @iienbo6nen uu0
Sen &cttcren muroc aeitcrn our6 oos
Gonferen5-Gonlit Scr @o6ncn in ci-
mem Srci6en gei6an morin i'm cine
0efinitibe 9arlc0ing scr bon Ocn
llnioncn geitcatcn sSor0crungcn ge.
beten miro. @cribtct mar OuS Sdrei-
ben an @. @. Stone, sen @roBHcf
ser @riioeri1oit oct 2ofomotiofiib-
rer, ln0 g9. g. Garter, 0aS Sooiipt
Ser n9roibcr1oo0 Of 2ocomoiioe
Srcmcn & Gnaipemen un0 cS por
cine glntport olf ole forncllc &ennt-
niB0obc ocs &eiultot8 ser 9lbitin-
mlmg, 6ci mclcbcr taft ole 9lnoeitcIl
ten fiir cincn Strife gcItimmt boben
0oS glnilhen ocs Gonites Der Sci
ter Der @obnacieaiAoitcn uor in oie
Seorte oefaBt n@ittc, tbcilcn Gle
0icicm @oniitc 0ie ociinitiocn 6oroc
rim0eu nil, fir wclde Gic iett mn
fer Der Sbnen mif @runo 0es Strifc-
Sotlms Dcrlicbencn 9lutoritGt Gin.
trcien ltnO oic mir ais @oiiS fir Die
glbmcnoun9 OeS StritcS gu betro@-
ten 6o6en."
llrtcr5ciMnet mar 0os SArei6en
bon q. gS. Grcn6olnL @orii6cr oes
Counties Der 9obnlciter lmo @cuc-
raj @lonogcr Ser uG6ico9o, St.@oul,
@lircapoliS uno 0mo6a 9obu.~
@S mlr0c crportct, oie 9eonlien
Scr lhioncn miiroen 0ic 3uldrifi
Ocs Gomitcs Scr nWionaqcrS" in
elmer ipGtcr om Gage itattfin0euocn
Siblng in cingcbcuoe GrmGglng
oiebcL cbc iic cine 9lntport ooroiIi
oliSor6eitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
ncneiOa WliIIima 81. a.grOaei.

gotcrtomn R.-Ny II. SuIi.
sSn ocr gcitrigen GerbonoIlmg &c.
Qcn Ole n0neioa W1iaing 60, oereu
SbciIbo6cr iih ecgcn oic @oitgeiebc
pcrgongcn 6oben loIlen, mur0cn bon
Sronf @. 6opIcr ans @ittsbureb,
cincm Ger 9eflogteu Ger jcbtStootss
aage gciporocn lit, iebr ihdoigenoc
9lllsiogen ecgen Ylor @2. Sart rno
SlooIpb g9uppermon, 6eiOe olts Seem.
yorf, genindlt. 5omlcr iogte untcr
9lnOerem aus. oaB g9uppermon 5li-
rid ootirtc @eihditS GbedS in S0bc
BON $4,000 cmpfoueen babe, um
peri0nIideu 8crpilidtiugen nodl5I
fonmelL md6rcuo 0e @eleaid)olt
iI6erbaupt MIR $4,000 oni Der 9onf
botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
gl6rciIc qorO Wlcricu's.

0ucbec. GonoOn IL. Suli.
2oro @lcric0, ocr @oriiber Der Gom.
niiiion wclhe oie rGmprcB Of Sire.
lono" .&otoitropbe unteriudt bot, lit
aeitern mif Dem Gompier oGolgo.
riou~ noh 2iperpool obecreiIt be-
0leitet BON &rof. @elit uno Cont
mon0er @oDborne Den 9eiiibern ocs
0lorinegeridts. Sin ungepobnlideS
3uiommentreffen bon lluitdnoen
min ooB Der oGalqarion~ iiber Die
StcIe pcgpoiiiren miro, on melhcr
sic D@mpreB Of Srelano" auf Dem
@riinoe lieet imo 6ipor folt 6u Der.
ieIben Shnoc imo @linute, Inn mel.
dc sic DGmprcB" ionf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

menmelt 0es StGot6ens Dem 9teger,
ser anibeincno bel Der 6olOeu g9ei6-
lidteit in bo6er SunIt itanO, ieierlieb
OaS @elcit CAB. Sic @crliuer Bod
IiHe, ole binier oen 9lidantincgeru
mio ocn 3ulniaiier i'm 800" ooer
I'M Ganoptitum berlouicn 6aben alIo
i1r @caeuitiid geiuuocn.
9lei1 1Speriidc dcrungSamt
fouft @otcl.
Ios &cicbsperiidermgsamt bat
Oas megen @angplS al &lrgdiien ge-
i1loiiene &ur6otel in 9oo Sooeut6ol
inn baDcriic6cn @e0icriingSbc5irf I'M
icriranfcu ougetalit. SoOeui6al be-
iibt cine Sol3Quelle. @aS Oos Rei6s-
pcrii6crimgsant aus Dem SotcI 8u
moHen 9cocntt III noH niNt 6efonut
9eQebcn morOen
llutcr orODcroa6t per-
baftet.
Sn g2rc5en i'm 6rauocn6urgiidcn
areis C6er6orllim lit oer Sblofcr
Sprcmberg imtcr Dem GerOadt ben
9ebrliug Sag0mam ermorOet 5u boz
ben. in Soit genonmen iporOeu. gie
@oli5ei ermittelte, OaB CT in Dem
S)aus 0es inittlcrpeilc bingcri4teten
Gai6m0r0ers Sterllidel wo6nte. Sci
elmer iofort poraeuomnieuen Nous.
in1un0 ianO bic Foli5ei Elm goloeneS
9lrmbouO, Oos @iaeni6im DER BON
Stcrnidel crmorOetcn 6rau Gallies
aemcieu mar.
1ic Eoli3ei bat mune6r Den Ser
0ndJt, ouB Sprembera elmer Der Som.
pli5en pes beriic6tiotcn Sicruidel &C.
meien lit. Sprembcrg aicbt 5iL ocn
Sternidcl aefaunt 81 6a6en, beiirei-
let a6cr, BON OeHcn @lorotDatcu chuas
81 minen.
n@0lniid c" Ocmcntirtno CT
cinmol 0cn nSorm6rtS~.
Gic 0&olnii1e 3eihn9" ocmcntirt
geitern in cinem bon oili5ioicr Scite
inipirirten 9(rtifel nod cinmal ole
9tusloiiungcn ocs ingcuonntcn9ieic5s-
iogs-9I6gcoroneicn i'm io5ialiItiiben
@orteiorqan ,&ormGrtS~ betreifS Der
neueu @cbrporlage, mcIo6e oie &egic-
rlmg in Der nddiieu 9ieidstagS- Gel
lion anacblib ciubringcn nil. @ic
i1on gcitern 1cncl0ct, wurOe oic 9e-
bauptlna, Die Nc0icrlna pcrOe cine
5al6e NlilliarOe 5u 9liiihmgs5wedcu
forocrn bon omtlider Scitc prompt
oementirt. Ger betreiicnoe 9cihS.
to9s-9lb1corOncte 6ntic be6nuptet, oie
9ic9ierin1 6eo1ii1iigc Die 2luiloima
ocs 9leidstagS, ioaS Die &orlage uibt
gene6niat weroen ioIltc. Gic n&0l-
niibe 3eiiung" pcriidcrt Dem geaeu-
ibcr, cine neuc @c6rporlagc mer0e
niMt 6co6iihiigt.
2 tidmnbl notbWeri0ia.
Su Der 9lcidstaas. GriobuaGl inn
oilprciBii6en 93o6lfrciS 2a6ial.
lit cine Stidwo6l not6ucnoia acror.
ocn, in Der ii1 Der GonierDoiiue
Strcpc imo Der 5orii1riitldc @ag
ner acacmlbcr licbcu
Nn0 ium onfQc0cbcn.
Iie ourb i6re @rperimcnlc mll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

iIberr10liel ,SabreS oalern. CnS
@rotefiorat miro 60hlma5rideiulih
Der oeutide &ronpriuj iibcrne6meu.
9lngenebmeS Ne5ept.
Q2as Gin oenii1er 9IpotGcfer it,
oeriie6t nc6cn 9iacm Fmlpcrnumo
aQcr6anO Sal6cn oitG anOere Ginge
5u rci6en, 3. 9. cincn itilaereGtcn
icuC6t-ir06licGen SolamonOer. Gas
bepicicu bic NlitalieOer oes auni Be
ind Der 9ieihS6aupiiia0t eingetroiie.
ncn oelti6-amerifaniihen 9lpotbcIer-
&creins aeiicrn 2l6eno i'm S6mc0i-
idcn Eooiaou ON @onniee sur 3u-
iricOenbcit i6rcr 6iciiaeu GoQcgcn.
Die ais S6mB eincs arbeiisreiden
Cages in Dem rci3euo aelcacncn 9lc-
itaurout Oircft om llicr ocs ibGuiten
Der nldrfiibeu Sec'n cine iiOcle&neip-
iibuna iiir ibre @ditc pcrauitalict
6atten
9lm %ormittdg CAB cS i'm 6ieiigen
2lpotbcfer &erciusbaus cincn icicrs
lic6eu Gnpioua scr 9eiu6cr bon icn-
icits 0e5 0roBcu GeideS nit eitcr
iornDoacnoeteu 6cr5lidcn Negrii-
bumgS-9lnipradc OcS &oriibcnoen
Sal5mann im0 cincm Ceielner i'm
6ciiiaal. g}odnIitia1S iolgtcn cine
2lutoio6rt uoN oem maleriic6 acIeac-
nen Ca6lcm 6inals 8um 9ciudj OcS
Oortiacu %6arna5eutiidcn HnititutS,
in Ocm Ociieu eeitcr @c6cimrat6
E6omS cinen iniereiiantcu Sortra0
ii6cr iliiiiiae 9uit unO G5ou biclt,
ino Gin GunoQonB our1 sen 3abI-
rcihe Scltcn6eiten cnt6altcnocl
9roB5igig angclcgten botaniidcn
@arteu
6citli6 bemirt6ct.
Srier,t7 Suli SSu Ser 9}1be
ocs Iories Sir5peiler, oas inn &rciS
Cttpeiler i'm &cgierlmgS6e5irf Erier
lie0t, lanocte ocitern elm irai50iii6er
NlilitGr 9lcropldn, 0ciien 5Sii6rer
0icutcuaut Srctaro mar, mG6reuO
Saiptnomn @loqilet auf Ser 6obrt.
ole pioer gSillen Scr 9lili3iiicr iibcr
sic oeldidiransoiiide @rcn5e fiibrtc,
ais 9co6ahter fin9irte.
3i i6rem Gritaimeu ian0en Oic
6ciOcn iran50niden Sfii5iere oul
oeuiid6cm 9oocu cine iiberauS 5upor-
lomnen0e ghiina6mc. 9iiAt alleiu
oa6 iic bel DER 9anolulg in fciner
@eiic bcl1itigt muroen murocn lie
aud nod bonn arcisoircttor 81 Gid
acIaocn un0 6cpirt1ct. Ger Sorm
balbcr muBtc ic0o6 Die Nlilitdrbc-
60roc bcnaHridti0t mcr0cn, 0ic nod
elmer flr5en llnternlAlnIa ieiiiieatc
oaB oie 6ei0en irau5oiiiAen Oiii3icre
mabiidtliH oie @reu5c i6crilogcn
attcu 9nrani0in mnr0e pcriiigt, 0oB
lie aui frcicm SUB 81 6elaiien ieicn
imO i6neu sic 9liidfc6r irei iidnoe.
9laH 9l6nlontiung i6res 8hl93cugs
fe6rtcu bic 6cioen 0iii3icre na6 9el-
fort bon no ans iic ailiaellie0cn ua-
rem, 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

Dem 8ebiete Ser Notwithstanding
6etanuten 6ieiigcu @roieiioren, @e-
6eimer Meoi5inalrot6 9roieiior Or
GrnIt 9umnL Gireftor Ser 8raucn-
&linif ocr G6orite, uno @c6eimer
@qeoi5italratb @roiciior Or. 9luguit
s. @. Bier, Gircttor Ser fgl. birur-
gii6en llniDeriitGts.&linif, 6o6cn Die
Se6anolna are6sfranfer nit 9ia-
Ohm cn0giiItig auigc0e6en. sic iinO
wie0er 5ur misidIieBliden 9e5ouo-
limg NIT 9lont0cnitra6lcn 5uriifgc-
ic6rt. 9cioc @cle6rte crfldrct, oof
sic Notwithstanding 5war ober-
ilddliAe Griolac gc3citigt babe, sic
3a6l Ser 9iiididlligeu ober 10 groB
lei, oaB tie oen @lau6cn an sic Scil-
mct6o0c nit Stadium oerloren 1Gitcn.
0a3u tonne, OaB 9looiim i'm
&rciia Ocrart aeiicgen iei OaB cs iait
ineri6winglid iei. Cie ouigepano-
ten Soften itim0cu nit ben er5ielteu
Griol9cu in feinem &cr6dltniB.
ShlieBldb liegen naH Scr 9lniidt Ser
beioen Sclc6rtcn eDentueQe 0eiiuitipc
Geiultoe Der Notwithstanding in
10 iucitcr 6crne, Oob oie @let6ooe olS
ln3uUcrldilig bon ibneu Ocrporici
miro. Die 9e6anohng Ser Hontgcn-
iiroblcu bo6e 1iugeacn poiitiDc &eiil-
tate crgc6eu pcsbol6 iie cntihic0cE
oie cmpic6lcuswcrt6ere iei.
9i aOium i'm @ertbe pon
10000 Mart per-
c5mnn0cn.
2luS Ser biciigcn fal G6oritc III
Gin Soften HoOium inn @ert6c bon
10000 Narf ipurloS 0eridwlnoen.
Soiort ua9 Der Gntocdrng oeS 8c6-
lens oes Go0iums murOen iGnuntlicbc
9ldirnc Ser Gborite ourdiiidt, oaS
9ioOium a6cr milr0e uiGt achmocu.
Nan fonn mr. anne6mclt oaB Elm
Gic6iia6l Dorlicgt.
sport g(nSitelIunG.
Eas inter 9eitung BON Ssfor
@icu iic6cnOe @cucrol- -Scfretariot
iiir oie 6. 9Sitcrnotionole Ogmpiooe,
Oie I'M Sabre 1916 in Berlin itottiin-
oen miro, bereitet cine irmiaiienOe
Sport-9luSitellumg Dor, Sie ioa nibt
mr eincn llcbcrblid il6er 0ie neu.
3eiilidc gntmidhng 0es Sports ii
alien icinen 3meigcn gebelt, ionocrn
audi sic @c6iete Scr 0em Sport Der.
mon0ten G6rperhllhir, Der SDoicnc
II. Der lorriitit einic6lieBen. SdleB-
lid iol aud pcronid6aulidt mer0cn
waS in Der 9lnlaac bon Spiclpldbeu
in iiinaiicr 3cit acleiiict morocn it,
Sine iarfc 9et6ciligna aan5 Gr-
ropa'S imo Dor alien ou1 Der Scr
Staateu miro crpartet. Ger omcri-'
taniiHe Eraincur Scr 0ciuidenNlan1-
i6ait, 7r ar1n3lcin, it fir Die gluS-
itellma intercIiirt lmo miro bci ici-
ncm 6cDoriicbcnocn 9eiuh in ser
Neimat6 bic criicn Sdritte lin cine
Net6cili0una ser Der. Staaten t6un.
Die Sport.2lusiicllunh 0ie iclblt.
pcriidnolid nit Oen GlDmpiihen
Spelen 3uinmmenIoIcn ion. miro
pom Mlai bis in 0en GtioDer OcS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

@uffolo 9&g., II. Synli.
9imocsoiitrifts Ri6ter SSobn 9t. So-
sci iuspenoiric qciteru oie @rnen.
nung g(. Senrp 9(dermonn's aus
9iiogara SAILS II. 0im sc. @olfer's
aus Seem gorf ais W}o6cDcripolter
scr nllnitco Siotcs Scot & 2iQ6ting
Go.~ bis Qienitoe, an Incident Cage
0ariiber cntidicocn mer6en iol, oh
ciciclbcn iiber6oupt ols QtoiIcOer-
moItcr flneiren ioIlcn. Sn oer 3pi-
lbcn8cit miro Sanes 8. N}oore, eli
rer Scr uripriinGGbcn W}oiieoeruol.
ter, ais Dloiicperuolier nIngiren.
9liNtcr Saacl crIieB Die bctreiicnoe
Grore in SolGe Der &oritlhmgen
2ouiS g. @oSner'S ais yleIo Yorf,
ocs 9(npolts ocr III. @. Scot q
Si06ting 60, mcldcr in lGnaerem
9SloiooDer oar5uibun geiudt baite,
0oB 9(dcrmonn scr ouf oic @mpIeb'
hing ocS DIRECTORS 6rc0. 81. Sums
page gum gloiiebcrmoltcr crnonnt
morocn ni6t sic Oo5u n6t9igcn 81
eenidoIteu bciibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

S3a6ncn crbeten SSuformation.
6 bicoQo, Say II. Suit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

N6unucntcn. bic ben r9cutiden Gorre-
ipOnbcutcn" nidjt piinfiIidl p0cr murceeI-
m1fia crbnItcn, IinO aebclcn, her Gifice
OapOn per Gclcpbon Ubcr TdirIItsl& 2siis
iJeilnug IA mnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
Aus Otul Rti6t.
9cntidc &nuft in san
eyramSiseO.
@icfcrmnge SernIin fir
SiimftIcr feftacicbt.

Der meseu 9anoesperratbs 8u 3udt-
bous oerurtbeiIte 6elOpe6eI 9}obI
Ieet 9eruflng Elm. - Gin neuer
Sriimp6 oes 8urcoufratismus.
Die oerti6c &eit6spoit berei-
tet ibn. Der ulnbefonnte"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18
Gnt(1tioung.
9SOul britii3en 9lOmira'
litdtsBeri6t.
1cr9nmpfer ,.sSmcemDre''
truG Die g6mlS.

Qn Goaiiion nit Dem o9lorOO-
eIopo~. .0ompier ~auiier @iI-
bcIm Der 8weite-" SAB ire.
fiibrcuOes sisuaI. 0citcrrci.
dii6cs @aiIitarblatt bIdIt gum
Qluariif ouf 0auBIonO. - 9anse+
res 8auOcru oIs oerOerblif er.
Hart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-18

@ien 17 Snli. Nu Griiio6
III Girol, Qe5irfs6ouptmonnl6ait
Sienj, bat id6 Gin id)merer llnfoa cr.
eianct Der bereiiS 8wci @leuihenIc.
ben ecioroert hat Phi Dem oortiaen
eler5irplob fouoeu aiuoer Die SiiGe
eineS 9lrtiaericacidoiics Sic idiit.
teicn oos Fllpcr aus uno lcbten eS
IN @rono. Iic 6olge mar ooB Die
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

The Best wisconsin Cream. Nav
York White or Young America Emil
NyS,,ssh yssth Sn9Sss. 10 ..;'.'.-.. 2oc
Imported Swiss or Roquefort Chsese
per 10. ....s... ............3 35c
The Vegetable Market for the Psopla
OF Omaha
New Potatoes. peck OF is lbs. sso
Fancy Wax or String Beans, 10. Sc
Fresh Peas, per quart ........ So
Z punches Fresh Beets OF Turnips So
heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce so
s lunches Fresh Onions .,... 81
Green Peppers for stuffing, : for So
New Cabbage. per 10. ......, az o
Fresh Spinach, per peck. .-..., So
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb...' 'ioe
4 bunches Kohl-rabi ..,., Sc
large Sucumbers ............. lOo
LaisS' fancy Lemons, doz., aSo, soc
The last of the Pineapples- We sdviS .
our customers TO buy now. All of
cherries, gooseberries, raspberrie es
strawberries. etc. at wholesale price.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
FIRST USE OF
RESINOL STOPS
TERRIBLE ITCH
When other Treatments Gave No
Relief. Suffered Eight Years, But
ResinoI Cured in q Week.

Jan. 81. 1914: 81 suffered over eight
wears with eczema. II started in one
little place and kept spreading until II
covered my hands. My hands looked
like they had been burned by fire and
peeled off in large pieces until they
we're only raw flesh. was told 1t was
eczema 1t itched and burned me so
that / could not sleep at night I tried
all sorts of eczema salves and one pre-
scription after another, but nothing gave
me any relief until tried Resinol Soap
and Resinol Ointment, and after the first
application my hands never itched or
burned again, and we're well in one week
| want every sufferer from eczema to
know that they can find a cure in Resi-
mol" (Signed) Miss Ethel scott, MIL
stead, Ga
Resinol Ointment (50c and $1,000 and
Resinol Soap (25c) stop itching in
stantly and speedily heal eczema and
other skin humors, pimples, dandruff,
sores, burns and piles. Sold by every
druggist. Don't be fooled by "substi-
tutes" for Resinol offered by few un-
scrupulous dealers. For free trial, write
to Dept 14-R. Resinol. Baltimore.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
BUnER ISSUES REPORT
ON THE cITY'S FINANCES

city Commissioner Dan r, Butler OF
the department OF finances and accounts
has published tho annual fianoial report
of the city for the year Of 1919 In ad-
eition 20 a careful analysis OF the finan-
cial condition Of the several funds Of
the city. Commissioner Butler has
gathered statistics relating to Omaha
generally and has had them prepared in
attractive form. In letter introducing
ghe report. Commissioner Butler reviews
the commission form OF government as
il mas operated in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
Bride-tO-Be Dies
After Wedding is
Often Postponed

After his wedding had been postponed
three times on account OF an untortu-
nate accident win Holden, Nineteenth
and Ohio streets. and brother OF officer
John Holden, was finally cheated OF his
bride by death
Last September Miss Minnie Ashley of
Lexington was crushed when horse es-
caped from Its stall and knocked her
down She was brought to Omaha on
the day she was TO have become Hoi.
den's wife, Her left lea was fractured
In three places and she suffered Internal
Injuries. When she recovered partly Hol-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
Put Up Your Apricots This Week

We look for an advance OF soc case
by next week
This car is extra fancy fruit, moth
ing finer grown. and the richest fla
yOred fruit for preserves; per crate
pesAes 49, .''''''' NtsSo
single p&eAoNo .s......ss 800
HAYDBM's MAKE TIE 0RoCERY
PaICES FoA TIE PEOPLE.
Always = saving OF 2S6 90 5oos.
81 lbs best Granulated Sugar. 81 90
4S-lb. sacks best high grade Dia-
mond X Flour, nothing finer for
bread. pies or cakes, sack. 81 .O5
10 lbs best white or yellow Cornmeal
s lbs best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
Tor zoo
The best domestic Maccaroni, Ver-
miceli and Spaghetti, pkg. =. .71So
Tall cans Alaska Salmon. .... loo
cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. 25o
S2-oz, jars pure Fruit Preserves a6o
The best hand picked Navy Beans,
II -~Rn
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

The case Of L. J.. csnteiou. Clarendon.
TEX. IL similar to that of many others
who have ussd chamber.ain's Collie. Cho,-
era and Diarrhoea Remtdy lie says.
After trying doctor for several
nonfhs. and using different kinds Of
madeleine for my wife who he'd been
troubled with severe bowel complaint for
several months, I bought a &c bsttle on
chamberiain's colo. Cholera and piar-
rhoea Repedy. After using the second
boftie sha Waa entirely cured" For aaie
~ al druEgists. s.-Adyerusemsnt
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
M'SHANE RAIDS ROAD HOUSE
Over Hundred Inmates Evade the
Sheriff. Rsiding Force.
TEN CAPTURED IN THE RUSH
Are Brousht 60 the Coanty Jail and
viii ne ArraiEned Before the
cOanty Court-ORe Held
ns Proprietor.

In o midnight raid on the Riverside
club an exclusive road house beer Joint
and dance hall at Sherman avenue and
the Missouri river bank, Sheriff +. J. Nc
shane and four deputies arrested p. w.
Elliott 371s North Twenty y-second street.
on the charge Of keeping liquor for sale
without a license and arrested six
other men and two women AS inmates,
while over 100 other inmates OF the, place
escaped.
Elliott pleaded not guilty when ar
ralEned in county court before Judge
Crawford on a complaint filed by the
county attorneys office However, he
Was bound over TO the district court un-
Ger bond OF $1,000. (which was furnished.
The persons arrested as inmates gave
the names Of Virginia Davis, Helen Nell
son, Bob Prior. Dick King. r. n. hughes
X T.. Williams and Carl Laurie. The
women forfeited bonds OF $50 each by
failing 10 appear In court. The hear
ings OF the men were continued until
next Monday morning.
Raid Makes Confusion.
Confusion was at it's height when the
raid occurred. Scores OF fine automo-
biles. lined up along the road while the
owners WorS enjoying themselves In the
palatisi joint. were driven away by the
chauffeuru, leaving the owners on foot
at the ptaOa. Twenty doors TO the dance
hall permitted almost all the inmates 10
escape. as the five raiders could do no
more than each hold two people.
m the exuitsment following the raid.
after VISITORS at the place had jumped
cut q Aoors and windows and off roofs.
many Wers temporarily lost among. the
sIsea near bg. o. almost fell into the river
wAiie making their escape.
fThs resort was new and was only
apened for business last week. It's loea-
ti1a fwoslld Be T1s North Sixteenth. ae-
poreinB 30 city street numbering. but II
is outside of tho city limits. II stands
near ths eld Hamilton sawmill. A tip
that the ploos was doing Illicit business
~ 10 the raid by Sheriff Moshans and
Duputtes Palmer. Mshoney. Cassidy and
Honarna.
Eitott and the other prisoners were
tAlken 70 ,ths county sail by the officers
in autos. Much liquor IL held a. evi-
dsnea. me resort had q government
ng1sg license. but no county license.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
.rsay Specials in Lacss, Fancy Goods and EmbrOideres

Ribbons worth 10c, 15c to 25c,
plain and tancies, all colors; all
our surplus stock, yard. Sc
Loom end embroideries, 1Oc and
15c yard values, in and 6-yard
lengths, on sale at yard, 3 II Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

Underwear Section, Domestic Room, Friday
Ladies' Gauze Vests. l2hc values at..,........71ke
strtpes SOC values at a.. s aSo
lace and embroidery trimmed values to Sl5O-
Mems Ladies' and Children's Hose. ali sizes. i2He
Mems Blue chambray Work shirts all sizes il 70
70 9So gaiueS r a. 500 lNr ~ soo
Knit Waist Union Suits for boys and girls s5o val
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

den furnished a nice little home and
again sent out invitations. A relapse
caused another pqstponement and later
still another.
Miss Ashley died as the result OF this
injury at a local hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
WALKER is GIVEN TWO
YEARS At lEAVENW0RTH n

William Walker. jr., formerly street
car conductor in Omaha and a resident
OF this city. has been sentenced TO two
years In the federal penitentiary at Leav-
envorth for a violation Of the Mann act.
He brought his wife from Sioux City to
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

You can be hsppy-footed just like me.
Use "TIz" and never suffer with tender,
raw. burning. blistered, swollen, tired,
smelly feet "T1Z" and only '"TIZ"
takes the pain and soreness out Of corns.
callouses and bunions
As soon as you put your feet i'm a
"TIZ'' bath. you just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor, old
feet feel They want 70 dance for JOY.
"TIZ" is grand. "TIZ'' instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, in
famed. aching. sweaty. smelly feet.
Get % cent box OF "TIZ' at any
drug store or department store. Get in
slant foot relief Laugh at foot sufferers
who complain. Because your feet are
never. never going TO bother or make
you limp any more.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19
CELEBRATIONS IN ALL
PARKS ON THE FOURTH

Benches viii be Installed in all parks
BY Commissioner J. 8. Humnel for the
uss % the Fourth Of July eeiebrators. All
ol the parks have been asked for use on
this day. Celebrations will be held IN all
OF them
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

Z lbs best bulk Laundry Starch. a5o
McLaren's Peanut Butter. ID. .121ho
c. c. Corn Flakes, pkg. SO
AdNo Jell. the Jell of quality; the
taste tells. pkg. .71so
Large bottles Worcester Sauce. pure
Tomato Catsup, Pickles, assorted
kinds or prepared Mustard, bote1Sc
Special demonstration Of Loose
Wiles famous Cookies, Crackers
and Cakes. Free samples.
The best Tea Siftings, ID. 80. loo
Hirshey's Breakfast Cocoa. ID. 200
Golden Santos Coffee. ID. ..... .9oo
The Butter, Egg ana cheese Market
for the People OF Omaha.
The Best Creamery Butter. carton or
bulk. 10. ...-..s....s.s.s. $50
The Best No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter. ID. ......... ......... Sfe
The Best No. l Dairy Table Butter,
per 10. .s..s.s. .ss.s.s. sssss so
The Best Strictly Fresh, Guaranteed
Eggs. per dozen .......... .,... .22e
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

1Oc LACES, AT YARD 31kc
Vals., torchon and point Paris;
big assortment for selection.
zoe LACES, AT YARD q
Fine Nottingham wash Iaces and
cotton cluny novelty laces: three big
counters. ,......... $50, 49c and csc
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

Rev. II stubenvoll. Allison, Ia, praises
DR.. Kings New Life Pills for constipa-
tion. Best for liver and bowels. 25c.
All Observation-Disclosures n
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-19

In China Dept.
4th Floor.
Sanitary Fruit Jar Caps for
Mason jars, zoe a dozen val
ues; on sale, dozen. Hoe
Fruit Jar Rubbers - Regular
10c dozen quality. 2 dOz. Sc
Semi-Porcelain Tea Cups -
Plain white, handled; per set
OF D Friday ..........1SG
Glazed English Earthen Tea
pots, to 40c values, at. .19A
u gal. Earthen Water Pitchers
Glazed, 45e values at.1QG
No deliveries on above items.