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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Ilnrnnret Nicncmnll.

Gs itarb am g. september 1914 Winrgarct
Gieocmcn, gcb 0onemanf IN ibycm 03. Ges
bcnaiabr Qcchic Satin bon @corQe Sleoc'
man 2ie Neer0gutA iinoc. wlitiweh, llors
qena 10 uhr. bon ibrer 2eobmnG. Pr. 1904,
sno 3. eirafic, 5iahlnnotpmu, aus ilnii Sei'
irhnnn nMI Bonn uCai Qnnn lSrlcnlolc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
GdnI @naeiaen.
22aItimore 23usiness GoIIeoe,

Baltimore (3uslneSS college,
01arlee. uus earato0a.etrane, 9aliimrre, DID.
GS lu9nt FdL cine Gutc s1nlr 81 priumc
Girinol@er peribuli6er lncrri@t Ia Bud
hulici, 0ircaq Sienoprdpbic Wdhincnl6rcl'
ben S16uihreiben glrilbmc!il uno an0lren
san. nno glbeubihulcn i'm 1anScn Sn0r piicn.
Ncrbn Scmciicr Der SngiWAle bc9Hni an
4. September.
0crbitsScMciier Ger glbeuhmde bcginni an
a. GcpiCmber
Shocnten oQten flo icbt anmcocn.
Cute StcMnacn iar WraoRlrse bcipggt
Niau boie iin. inreibe obcr ic,cpbonire fir
MntaloQ.
g. 81. 9iDrmaa, 9ranocnt,
t9ho273Mte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
0ie tieF6Iane See.

Die mrit bic Hai Blua6 nrD 0bcptant 9lves
egfurfnn. 100 Wciler; Sal3nailcr; oen gaHFean'
T0Q; Vebcnsrcitcr fiir ilciuc nnter Ger pH
lchfr ynnmicr ,&mmn @ies~. Sienii1ee ulig
NoHucrrue5 nm z nor Nlnrpera; ~ 0ahls
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am IS. cinh (Nuniis.I&S .SWte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08


@areaa Der etraRcuoarh9ndS0om 0ommliare.
Nulti more 2. september 1914.
Sic EHa6CnnulMbrud)s 0ouiiuilurc in ecs
Sia0i Baltimore mCo0cn Oicrmii hciauW nor
nndcem iic inrt In5clit iipcr cic Vnlmtos
enascn llnpi.cn mo sScribcrO5uruQcn 0e6ii1s
ld) ser Nuilocmnirnna Eno WruiNung Der
Srnpilir'GtraRc, go Sub hlci bon 0er eals
bcltoA.6ono Dis Garyionyalie ncbt ben on'
raui 1c5hQlineu nio cnogfliQcl mo corri9it
fen crllirclncn &iincn rcpioitt bnhcit Nenio6
ocn Gordr,icu ocs Charters oct Siaoi yaiis
more mo ecr ON z. Snni 1914 lilicr3cldnc'
ten Ncroronrna glr. dl2 ocS MlaVots nllo
lie bicrnii GoiB aebcn. tnb bclaaie Ia0cnc
nHo Nnrie Nni ocie gSeiic oollenoei uno bes
Nlnubiqt uorocn III. nno ooB Ger Wl10or nm
Staoirath oun gntlmprc. nocr irNeno zoe We
@crion oocr @crionen. Corporation ooer eorpQ
roiioncr sic NIT ocm 3uiprnd oer 9nilddoi.
gnupcn oocr nuicrleaien &cttDcrbobnIQel, pic
bier ocnnnui mHuiricocu lt1o. ulletpalo otc
bio (3O) TOacu bonn Sriticn Snac I'M ScpieM.
Scr i'm Sahrc 1914, ncm Gaum ocr crlen bon
ms crdfcnen &crtiicnilt0unq oiclcr 9'oil9,
roQcocn oiiy0 inriilitbc Hciition an pas Yql.
fnorc Gi0oipctiMi nppcillren noecn, tuoem ne
ons @eri0t INT cine &eoilion oerleloeH anee'
6olt . 4. o,.,,.,.,
Suln T. 2nnirrh,
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Gommindrc.
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(scp.31 10.J72D 9leri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

gnrean 0es Ne0anst- anIgellaE9.

81 gluouii 1914.
GS piro bcrmit bcinnni ecacbcn Dab &er'
non 1ablor qcmdB Der an TO- SuHi 1903 nHs
icr5cinncicn &eror0nng Gr. 100, glbl0nli
A. @arGGrapb 2 (pie an %, glopcmocr 1911
anenhiri). nm GrlanbniB nahocuti bat, oas
ylruecn 9loropcitGd @nmonolon Iucme uno
yoplag @lopc Sirabc ais 0licnili0c gasa9e gu
g. 6. Stubs,
(ScpiJ % Ce0duoc.5 5Hpctior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

sine @iacn Wnrf 6at sic O3iaIiitiidlc %artc iuic
ifbi 6clonut miro. Der oeudcn &coieruna bem 9Ilis
6rud 0es aricgcs iberpieien sa es 1T wic aoiler
gSbcm in ieiner oentuiir0igen Rcoc I'M &eid)Stage
laqc Gs aie6t feline &nrteien nie6r in Gentidono es
aiebt MN Gcridcl" Gin oldes einniit6iges &of pom
peiliQer gcaciiierma bceclt tami uo crcr @clt uon
EenieIn nidlt nie0eracrlnaen lper0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
81 ghnkndlr Daa SeihipOrnc Sic 6ritildle 1Iaaae

Die S6atndlr, Oaf ScihipOrne bic 6rtldle 6lusee
non CEN i'm 0ciigcn Soicn licgcuocn 1ompier rglor
mjcn~ bcrierrien neil ocrielbc nidt audi oas Ster'
uuboner ae6Bi botte 5egt mic weiic oas oeutlhe 80
mite iir ste Stcrnenbanereicr bonoeltc ais eS be-
i6oB Die geplanie 6lo0gepQraoc ialen 3u locn ~
IL foun ga 6e8ueieln, oaB Elm o5rlibeS SdidIo pie
ser britiid 6loaoc oub Der octidjc 0lna9c onf Der
lon9c @laric6rolue Ger aeltrgen %araoe wioerabrcn
mdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

Der Sonmieligfcit Ocr helsden Jicaicrnug Babcu
cS oic 0chbcn Grlppcn pcId)c Sittd i'm Shlrm nag-
men 5 ocr0onic OaB iic nidt bon 800 Imo &crocrbcn
pccn0cu &rupp ldcu &ononcu cmpiangcn wurocn; rno
il; Der bcl9den Ceputirtenonuncr in 9riiliel fam cS
Ocswegcn no1 Scr Ginnabmc bon Sittd) 81 bctigcn
observation-disclosures gie bel9iibe &c0icrmg bottc bel
&rupp 6eihmgsoeidibe bccIlt nit neldc ale Scltin
sen in 9elaien arnirt perOcn oaten- 0eiclben poren
cit ocralmr 3eit iertg Gciteut Ionic Der Setra9 IN
%0be bon 200 @dlioncn 6rancn ldngt be5ofIt Gie
Abnabmc Der ihwcrcn @ci1isc uar icood mcgcn Der
cuBeroroentliden Sranspordmicrigleitcn per5ogert
uorOen; oeun ser @au Don ipe5ielcl Giienba5n. Gog
6ons ino Ger llmbou Der 9abngeciie wor fiir ocn
Sronsport cfor0crlid) Ga 6obcn mir eincn Dctercn
Ycucis oafir oob Die Gore6mig au Der Seitc Der &c
rcdjtcn Sadie GclliAlanoS itebt @drci sic be9iidcn
6eihmgen nit nooernen arupp'ide @ediben ucre6en
gupeien Oann bGtten oic Gefiden Sttd piclcidt uid
i'm Shlrm ne6nten f0nner unO ylannr mare coenaIls
aid uidjt 10 djnel geiaaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
9umpfer.G GrfnriiOHen.
GrfurlI rlIoMss 3cit.

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unb Nndm.
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Rcine S5crren: Gagagircn Gle 2Grc Game
fir oCn n1cblieR SuiH. y6Ori Die Gloden lgm
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nui benz 9Seee oia 9rl hinQp. &cSbalo 1elan
sldcn cine Scart oic 2ldi hiHlb nrl 0ct oN1u'le'
Nne5 oien IN GoI0clicr. 3ei $40 SoFn"
mo 2 Hnrm
Siacte 25c.
(gRni24-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Na Onrdl Oen cnropaiiden ariea nnierc 8OIeinnal.

0a onrd ben cnrOp1iidcn 0reg nnicrc 3Ollenual-
men ngei16r bunoert Wlonen Collars gerin0cr ien
perOcn ais nerouhagt iporOe mar imO Oa Die 9ieaie
rn1 es por5ic6t Sen 9sfall ord neuc ,Sulan0icicrn
oui3umachen oHitatt 0ie &eruiQigngen 81 bednei0Gt
% miien lnicrc 5tadtsmdncr in &oIbington iid nadj
neuc @inobmcqueae mmic6c glotirlid oenfe1 mir
5n oQcrcrit all Die Gr6o6lmq Der 9cr-, gSel- ino
5dnnppslicucr Gas mar 81 eurartcn in 0icienl
2onocl g6er oaB ou6 Die gciitige yabrin9 0es ameri
fcniidcn %olfes bcGicrt mcrocr ioll Oas lit ii6cr-
rcd5cno I2an nil ndnlid olicJ ole Grfulotion Der
2citidriiten beitcnern @ornm nidt Oic e5enaligc
Stempclitcucr o &elddftspopcre iO Die 9Snpiere Der
g0rienipcler ricOer einibren Die 5ur 3cit Oes ipa
riid anerfnniidcu &rieges bcitanO I'M criien Sabre
don $l3.0O0,000 einbrodjte rno iebt melt mcbr Gin
finite bringen mrOe? Die Stciicr prOe cine aloiic
@rQcr treifen mclhe 0ic neuc 8ir0e meit cdtcr tro
gen fonntc, ais oc 9oniumencn bon gcltigen @ctrdu
fen nl0 Die 5ernisgebcr bon 3ethriiten O6 mobl Der
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&orI1lag gctradt Bat cincn Groa gcgc Oieclbcu 6at
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Sic rpoIitidcn Sibncruugcn sctrcten 1at2
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tfel brodbte Sn 9ilBlon0 mar in Der Sbat uer5bcreF
Gc pir aus Oeutiden 9lGcrn crieben 6cGng Der I}i.
lit1r C5ouueueilr BON s2na in 9uiiiihEocn om Gage
nad) Ser &rie5scrtldrm0 Sc6itmorO. llno warln2
IN ocn militortcn Gctrciccdnprcn 5u &ilna icbltcn
100000 Eonncn @circocl Gen &rieg gcgcn Sapan
rcroreu Oe Giicu, neil Don obcn bis nntcn slcs oul
ror IN Der riidcu slrmec glaes ucrlottert Gas oatc
ett a6cr glcs 0oll5 3nn0crs ieii DER 0encrQ SnibQ
Ilnoif ioltc Nronlng 9ctnicn 5abcn Gas 6eDlcn pon
100000 Eonnc @ctrciOc in Den militdriidc 0'crcioe
iAuppcn in Silno 5eigt lvc meit General Sutbomli-
mil nit cincm Nromngidoiica~ geiOnuucu iii. IS
lGg od ia ouf Scr Sano ooB in elmer perlumpttcn 9r-
ncceiting, uie bic rutbc nidt in 5cbn Sobrcn nit
DCn @roft@ ouigerdtt mer0en f0nnic Sine erlttlol-
iigc 9rmce 81 bilocu in Der 9acs tlnppt nimmt ucc
So5r5cbutc mo 0rnolidc 9lnsrottlmg otlcr lnebrdj.
felt IN glniprld.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

=. loCuTCWOVf IUTI.
So Mrs 6irrmii bcanni eeec0en, odh Neorae
~ O5er0iq pcmdb Der ON 10. Hrn 1905 inter
8c@ncien &croronnug 9ir i55. glhl0nih N.
earagrapb . (iuie am 2s. Nooember l9ll
g(npcien an Der Sioieiiel BON &ne. Slraee, 50
Sui ipcitli6 ben Der Nioncot Styanc. a!s oi'
Is. g. stub6s
(Sepf7s.9.10) Gcbduoes 1nipeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Gcparicmcni fir rffcnuif1c @croenernnGen.
tlntersCgDarlcment ocs Siaot.Sngenienrs.
8al lmorc D. Scpiemoer 1914.


iintcrsDDarirmcnt oes Siaoi.Sugrnienrs.
BAL lmorc, b. Sepiemher 1914.
9a 9ic, bic cs aaaeht
@2 miro bicrulit aemd6 ocn gbi0liicn s6 :
uno Sc ocS baltimore Siaot0Daricrs, belnnni
ocmddf bah Die @faiicruaqa 0ommliiion oer
Siuol Baltimore na6 Dem 2i. Siubcr 1914
bcQinu-n iuiro Die nd6acnanHien Strnbcn mn
m9ocrnem W,aierinl 5u piloiierN nen go piln'
ucrn uHn ucu su 0eieQcn Nlc Ecrloaeu iino
0nrgoruiiogcH merocn ocsJaln dnAcloiotrf or
,nnbNiBiOsne fit aue 9lrocicn 5u 0leH nno
oicic por ocm 2i Gio0cr 1914 5u becnocIl Die
III rpcuo cincr SSeie bic Aulneo1naa roer
gnireBuun nah9cunmicr Gtrahch ocr cines
Ebcilea cerietcu n0t9ia mnmen intDiet, Eoh'
oeH iie AM iolcbe 9eiic gcpilaiiert neu 9cpIld'
tgrt ODER ncu bclcq inn.
Die obca crmdbrten Sirabcr iino
1c0.5ir, tou elir.Str. 0lo 5nul citlUeu @aos
runiic 0.r set ctr.
@9iir Str, non Scu Ctr bis 9uccomnGir.
g. S. WlcNog,
Sla0i. SuQcnicur.
Sm @uiiraNe Der &ilaiiarugs Goumiliol
ocr Siaoi Baltimore
d. Gcit9 Compton,
Noribcr mn conlultircnoer 1Aacnicur
(SCpiS,1o.22. .29
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

&diic sar Mriir iniS anslano 6clurot
g. Wainr. glr li3, SIT Baltimore Siry
nabc 0uliOm Sonic g!uc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Tin Sic Doi.,cn.

Spe5ial-gicti5.
gRir licfcrn an Grcanilunoul.. 6ir Bicnic2
na0 Mnsiiiac 0cranidIicn loiienfei @iidsroo
nnA Snlmcrn iiir SuderHudrer.
Seincs AoriiMcut bon 0Qnoies ir pabi6en
Sm1dieln iu mdbiaen Hreilen: Stelen e.
ianencn QiQun 5uin Be'rich oes 0lndraos,
peir Qeipiiuidi
@s lcbr' flo. bel urs onriupreben oher
unlcrrT Gaenten fJnmen uiio h nnlerea Xlda
'rlluren 81 lnllen.
@irainla Dnre 0nnon ND.,
t06 Nosuiu,StraGe.
(2uni26- gnQ26 iaI&S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

&rGFOcnt gSiliOn itelt ieuc Eflidt nls %rGioeut
ber &artcis ntcrellen uno miro 0esbab nid uftiD az
Der bolO beginneiOen Gongrebwabl Gampagne t6enc1'
Geu, onOcrn in @oi6ngton olli euem Soften blcbcn.
.5idcrlid lit 0ies cine 3et in welder 9Incrifa ermar-
tet CAB Seoermann feline 4ld)t tout, o6He ocn &coan.
fen an @roiit uo @cpinn fiIr iiA elb; 9mcrita 1T
GROCER ais irgeuo cine 9arei oot Der &rdoeut Deie
@ortc @ooorom g8ilions meroen QSioer6oa iinoen I'M
aan3cn 9on6e Dem ocs iiuO Gage Dol groBem @e
dif fr oic Der Staten iowo6l pie iiir ouoere gtoo-
nen ocr gqei Ga lit es not6meliog, Dob cnc lidera
SonO tcts am Staotsrlocr rubt Oonlit mir nd)t oui
@lippen fa6rcn in0 i1lieBlid oud nod nit IN ocn
Gampf 6ineinocSoBen mtt6en Gos oirefte Gingreiie
ocs YrdIi6enten IN sic gSa6Gampagne lit aud nidlt
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ocnofratiidc @orte in oen csten II Donaten 8enadt
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Oenotrotiidc @le6rbcif 9obclt.
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tcrs @i0rnitjernc @iornlongcbt i'm yllor9cr6lo0et'
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cnocn @ortcn 9lusOrud: ,9lac Die in Den &rieg men
ro5lcn Dor @cgciiternng. Sd babe inter ocn Sanien
Ocn bier Gin Q]crlin) feline en5ge 9hsna6ne aee6en
9ae marihircu in toftieiter Gisjiplin gdlid in brem
iciten Glaubcn an 0eutidlanos cute Sad)e 5l Den
Nrcn5ci Dor Cd iprcdc oie Ocridc0cntcn @lcniden
Ger gr6cier Der Nliitclitano tein lnteribeo
llno bei eoem neien 6einO, Der id tagtGglib me0ct
reroeu iie nod derer nod ieiter in 6rer aompes
hlt @ci sen 3uriidblebenoer oeriebe Gn0rud. Seine
@er3mcilmig. Sine nponircl0c 9i6c Gas iit OoS
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
NO CAUCUS IN JONES CASE
Opposition So Strong, Idea of Con.
ference Virtually Abandoned.
CHICAGoAN MAY WITHDRAW
No vote In Expected 60 Be Taken
In Chamber ON Nomination
Until Late in the
Week.

WASHINGTON, July A-With Presi-
dent Wilson still standing solidly behind
his candidate, suggestions by several dem
ocratie senate leaders today for party
conference on the nomination of Thomas
d. Jones of Chicago TO tho Federal RE
serve board met with such vigorous OPP
position that the Idea virtually was aban-
doned. Some of the stauncheBt Adminls-
tration supporters discouraged the plan.
Reports that the fight might be ended
by withdrawal at the request OF Mr. Jones
himself were persistent, but admlnistra-
ton senators denied any knowledge OF
their origin. The White House has dis
claimed any such intention.
Democrats of the banking committee
who voted for confirmation plan to file
their report early this week and expect
a supplemental statement from Mr. Jones
In answer to the majority report which
urged his rejection because Of his con-
nection with the international Harvester
company. No vote in the senate IL ex-
pected until late next week.
Announcement today by Secretary Nc
Adoo that the three board members al
ready confirmed would not be sworn in
MONDAY as planned was taken to indl-
cate the administration hoped for CON
hrmation OF Jones and Warburg in time
TO organize the board at one time.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
Commission Named
to Revise the School
Code Has Meeting
tFrom a staff Correspondentl


LINCOLN, Neb. July ls.-(SpeclalJ-
The commission appointed by the COVER
nor to present a revision OF the school
code at the next legislature has been in
continuous session for the last three
days in Lincoln. All members of the
commission have been present. William
Ritchie, ir., represented the First dis
trict, Superintendent n. NJ. Graham Of
South Omaha the Second district. Super
intendeut Charles Arnot of Schuyler the
Third district. Superintendent Earl
Cline OF Geneva the Fourth district, Miss
Edith A. Lathrop the Fifth district and
Superintendent p. NJ. whitehead OF
Gothenburg the Sixth district state SUI
peIintendent Delzell is member ex-of-
fcio and Addison Sheldon of the legis-
lative reference bureau sat with the COM
mission as an advisory member.
The commission prepared revision of
the present law, which eliminates red
tape in the administration OF school ar
fairs. IL contemplates a more equal dis
tribution of state apportionment of school
funds. II goes on record for a non-par-
tisan selection OF county superintend
more comprehensive consolidated school
measures, less difficulty in maintaining
rural high schools, eliminates third-grade
certificates and makes IL feasible to de-
post funds in hands of district treas
urers in banks where the interest thereon
will be paid TO the district.
Two constitutional amendments were
proposed. The first removes the state
superintendency from politics. The COM
mission invited committee consisting
OF Doctors Luckey, Howard, Wolfe and
Caldwell of the state university to pre-
sent desirable plans for Nebraska in the
matter of the selection OF the state SUI
perintendent The second constitutional
amendment would make II impossible for
any further sale of state school land.
The commission proposed that any wa
ter power franchise granted hereafter
shall be subject to charge of per cent
OF the gross receipts of water plants
said funds to be paid into the state
school fund. II has been shown that
when the water power OF the state is
developed sum of not less than 5000. 90,
year Will accrue for the benefit of the
state school fund.
The county unit bill will be presented
supplemental to the revised code and will
In no way effect the present statutes, but
VIII be optional with tho county.
The commission adjourned to meet I'm
September when the entire recodification
VIII be submitted In legal form and Tho
finai report TO the governor will be pre-
pared.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
Zapata's Banditti
Pillaging Villages
Near Mexico City

MEXICO CITY. July 19-Fugitives who
arrived here today from Contreras and
Tizapan, villages a few miles from Mex
ico City, report a serious movement by the
forces under Zapata Contreras was at
tackled by the Zapatistas early this
morning. The garrison, consisting only
OF seventeen federals, was driven off, and
the Zapatistas TO the number of several
thousand started pillaging and burning
the houses, Tizapan is only twelve miles
from here and connects directly with the
capital by an electric railway.
Many OF the inhabitants OF villages in
the federal district are fleeing to the
capital for protection. They fear outrages
and an attack by the zspata adherents
OF the suburbs,
Federal troops were dispatched from the
capital tonight 70 check the advance OF
the marauders.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
Waite Finds Filings
of More Candidates
in POstoffice Box
(From a statf Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., July 19-(Special) J.
Secretary of State Waite went to the
postoffice this afternoon and found the
following delayed filings in his box. He
took them to his office and put the
stamp Of official approval upon them.
F. j. Woods, Gage county, Cprog.) },
Eighteenth senatorial district
p. j. Iangdon, Gretna, (rep), Third
Walter Livingston, Adams county, (p.
H., Nineteenth senatorial district.
II. P. Shumway petition, (prog), Sixth
senatorial district
eenth senatorial district
Charles Stoll, York, (pro), state treas
urer.
George W. Milne, Greeley. (rep), Fifty
second representative district
Herman Diers, petition and acceptance,
trict. Petition sent in by ]. II. Gros-
Venor or Aurora. chairman populist party
W. l.. Weisner, Webster county. petit
tion and acceptance, senate, (pop), Twen-
tleth district.
Frank Johns, Grand Island, (rep), SEN
ate. Eighteenth district.
William H. Jones, Nemaha, dem, and
popo, senate, First district.
There are a few petitions deposited in
the strong box OF the secretary of state
for which acceptances have not been re-
ceived. These are generally peoples in
dependent or progressive petitions in
which five d1ys are given In which 10
file acceptances. Then the secretary OF
state will have fifteen days to prepare
the ballot and get them out 10 the diff
ferent county clerks from which they can
prepare their ballots.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
And THIS is EDITORS DAY
Pencil Pushers from Over the State
Guests of Commercial Club.
BIG LUNCHEON AT THE CLUB
Dinner This Evening at the Field
Club, After which All VIII Go
TO the Den TO visit with
the King.
The campbells are coming

Inc OAHlpbellS are coming
Not more cheer did this cry bring to
the hearts of the besieged at Lucknow.
than brings the cry The editors are
coming" to~gtfie heart Of King Ak-Sar-
Ben. The editors are coming today In
fact some came Saturday Others, a few
of them came yesterday. The rest are
to pile out of the trains from various
parts OF Iowa, Nebraska and South Da-
kota today.
For this is Editors day in Omaha. It
is the day inaugurated a year ago by
the publicity bureau, the day OF fun and
frolc for the editors
They are to be entertained at luncheon
at the Commercial club dining room and
at dinner at the Field club in the even
ing both entertainments being by cour-
tesy of the publicity bureau.
Then no for the Den.
King Ak-Sar-Ben wants to see his
scribbling subjects all together at the
Den, lie wants TO initiate them. He
wants to shake their hands, and he wants
to tell them once more how glad he is
that they are citizens of his realm in
stead of some other monarch's realm.
The editors have one day I'm which
the city is turned over to them. II is
not a convention. They do not come for
business. They come for fun. They are
invited guests and they have one big
days outing in Omaha.
From the fact that nearly ninety had
sent written word that they would come
even up to the last check on letters and
cards up to Saturday noon, It Is esti-
mgated that easily 100 will be here.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
N-TH0USAND-D0
GIFT FOR KEARNEY Y. M. C. A.

KEARNEY, Neb., July 19,-The filing
Of the late DR. w. L. Camp OF this city
leaves his estate amounting to $4,000 10
the Young Mems Christian association
Of Kearney, for the purpose of building
permanent building for the association
I'm this city. Mr., Camp gave his widow
life equity in the estate, but upon her
death the entire amount goes to the
Young Mems Christian association. BY
the leaving Of this estate for the building
of the building in Kearney. It will be
made possible for the men behind the
movement here 10 erect a building within
a few years, there having already been
a large sum subscribed but not enough
10 build the building
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
WEBSTER REPUBLICANS
NAME DELEGATES

RED CLOUD, Neb., July 9o--(speclal)
The republican convention Of Webster
county was held at the court house here
yesterday. Colonel c. W. Kaley presided.
The following were chosen delegates TO
the state convention and authorized to
fill any vacancies in the representation
from Webster county republicans who
might be at the state convention: D. NJ.
CARRIER J. =. Gilham. C. Ohmstede, w.
c, Frahm, W. ID. Edison, win Norris,
p. s CARRIER. J. H. Ellinger, w. G..
Hamilton, c. w, Kaley, G. w Hummel
John Crary.
5. X. Florence was elected chairman
OF the central committee and George H.
Overing was elected secretary.
The delegation was instructed TO use
all legitimate means for the corporation
and reorganization OF the various ele-
ments of the republican party In Ne
hraska for the coming contest with an
ancient and common enemy.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
HAS NARROW ESCAPE WHEN
AUTOMOBILE TURNS TURTLE

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, July l9-(spe-
cial Telegram)-W. ]. Zitterell OF this
city. widely known over Iowa as a con-
tractor and builder OF many huge struc-
lures. narrowly escaped death in an auto
mobile this morning, sustaining a broken
arm and shoulder
He was driving a new siX-cylinder
roadster home from Des Moines. Three
miles north Of Randall, in turninf out
for a team at a crossing. his car struck
a culyert and turned turtle.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
Louie Jensen Is
Drowned in Missouri
River at Florence

Louie Jensen. 12-year-old son OF Eric
Jensen, POS Burdette street. Omaha.
was drowned in the Missouri river at
Florence yesterday afternoon. At late
hour last night the body had not been
recovered.
Young Jensen with two companions OF
about his age were in row boat on the
Nebraska side of the river, about eighty
rods above the waterworks intake. As
the story goes, Jensen rocked tho boat
and fell overheard. He Immediately sank
and did not come TO the surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
STEVENS PLATFORM
PAMPHLET DISTRIBUTED

BEAVER CITY. Neb.. July 1s.-Cspe-
ciaL)-The republican central committee
OF furnas county is printing for distri-
button small pamphlet embodying the
stevens platform, being the statement re-
Gently issued by John Stevens in connec-
tion with his candidacy for the republican
nomination. for governor 1t is very short.
but Mr. Stevens insists that il covers every
issue properly before the voters of Ne
braska and therefore ought to be adopted
by the state convention.
The platform closes with a prediction
that the people will extend an eager well
come 10 the republican party in it's re-
turn to the head Of the government, both
state and national"