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FCR CHRONIC COUSINS


Mrs. Howard Wagner 81 Milton.
Pa, ssyu: II had . bad cold tor
months, rnd would cough every night
until midnight. Consulted Q doctor
and took two kinds Of medicine but
got no reliet. Vinol was recommended
and after taking II q wrek l could
81, ep I'll night without coughing once.
I continued its use and now have Q
ire appetite, never felt better and
my coush . entirely gone"
II IL a well known tact that when
a pe,s . rundown, stomach out q
order, or the system overloaded With
waste matter, vital resistance b low-
cred snd colds and coughs are easily
contra ted.
The safest and surest method Ne
know to overcome this condtioa y
by taking our delicious cod liver and
irOn tonic, Vinol. In the most natural
Mariner vncl tones up the digestive
orgrps, promotes hearty appetite
enriclts tire blood. and a. . specific
for chronic cough. colds and bronchial
troubles Vincl Is unexcclled.
Try bottle Of Vinol on our .olies
tn return your money h It fstb "a
hep You.
rs. For rough. scaly skin. Try ouI
SaxO Save,
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Atsr The Age of Fifty

|Uso0 ~ ags the human system gradu-
~ declines ahd ne accumulated poasons
: ~ bleed cause rhsvssaus In joinss,
0Deies asd back. rhsss warninEs should
: Dsemosiy believed and ssrious illness
Bu1Asl ~ ssins the following prescription
|n1oh GENES fsea . setsd doctor and 10
~ - havs 10 sauai II curing rhsumat ism
" restoring Dhyeieai vtser. Good results
= afses the flsst doss. From your
u1Dlst 0et one ounce Of Tors compound
y ost0soAi eealsA paeksssl and one ouacs
Wrup - oArsApariiiA compound. Take
80 too isgssdisats home and put them
- . hsH Vtns u good wtiskey. Shake
q boetie and take Q tablespoonful bssors
- mai anA at bedtime" II your drug.
~ loos not have Tors tom pound In stock
= 01ll 6se u for you N . few hours from
b vAoleoals house, Don't be Influenced
= soke Q nAtsat medicine instesd Of this.
~ 80 hAving the genuine Toris com /.
~ " tAs original one ounce, sealed.
49, psshass. PsSiishsd BY the Woos
AssnacsssissA lsbssssor'ss Of chieaso.-
The evening world., 1914-01-21
CONGRESS TO RUSH ALL
|0F WILSON'S ANTITRUST
BILLS THROUGH BY JUNE !
House Leader Underwood Says Meas
ures Ready for Introduction Will
Be Laws and the Session
Ended in Four Months.
By Samuel N. Williams.
o&aW CORRESPONDENT 81 me Evening Worldly

WARRINGTON N-Pdent Wilson started machinery
trust ahead to-day He
emboyng the suggestions contained address
yesterday held members
putting the bills they
The
u mot necessarily which
something tangible which
be had
bills embodyng In
the
ff letting the light shine
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AmAsing energy 10 displayed oy the
President IN getting his trust reform
nGi0lation started. A. the White
aeuss last night hs mad 70 preside
Aa ~ largest diplomatic dinner Of the
sassa. attsadsd ~ great number
y forsim diplomats. While the
ussts were assembling he stole time
3 confer With leaders Of the House
y sAs balls and authorised several Of
nhon 10 b used - the basis Of die.
yuss1oa.
To-day numbers Of callers and ap-
elntmsnts were de-tracked. II
huDe devote the day To the other end
II the avenue" was the President's
~ Of saying that his attention was
onosatratsd on Affairs In the Capitol.
GssoRgoo TO RUSH THG. DiLLo,
FINISH ~ JUNE.
oosar uNdsrseed, leader 81 che
oesss saId ts.dayi "Rapid presrsss
Nh - made In getting through 'ss.
uopAlsN. I thlWk Congress cen have
vesytkiaV Haishsd ~ June I. ! do
~ oWeislpaAs sWy sssleus opposition
~ satl. trust billie SITTER they have
~ thsesvehiy discussed end fern.
&1Geod N committee.
~ b imrssslbls now 70 predict
Nv sxast fern, but they will eems
= sesjseastery % the great majority
a. Uoeple ~ the country"
EHast Of the bills embodyinE the
uu16ent's idsas In tentative form
= rsady for Introduction. At . con.
eones last night with Senator New.
aAe and Representative Clayton
~ win lead the programme In Con.
w.. the following were approved Il
- introduced:
" 4 tiii providing ssr ths srsa.
oea u ~ iWtsrstats Trade Com.
mlpeisW u Ave members sppelnt.
q BY Ne President with apprsv.
ol q Senate, q . sslasy 81 so.
ooo eash, the csmwissIsW 70 ab.
\ ~ ~ u the present functions
~ Ne Bureau 81 Corporations
~ - Vertlsipats with the courts
- eseellne the statue 81 corpora.
y I eloeo bsAh bsssss and sstsr Do.
4 tssss nave bssN entered BY tks
oouets.
a tlii - prohibit absolutely In.
oDrssekiaS tirsstsratss N inter.
y 0esee ssllrsads end National
4 yhaats' END elwllsr dlrseterstss
= iWdwsesisl corporations which
kSse petsNtlslly o. actually sem.
!. oo11tssA
4 blm - tsAHs sxplisitiy Whist
ooNstltvses . conspiracy In ~.
Z yeorplnt u trsds. which 10 designed
10 espVlswsWt bvt net destroy the
\ oAssmaW AWtl.trvst law end u.
SsseSeiiy llmM Ne sxsrslss BY the
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ssa tendss. Aehins Tee, seed sut few sp.
liieaAioas nuRisas sst RELIEF instantly.
AAy druggist has calocid. In stock o. WIN
~ from HE Wholesale house. \ tNsnty
ut ~ vssa tea u ttas seadttiea. uush
6eskAeR esetatf. valsetle t.sesvsIsal -
/ SSsk's $500: q sAss. a ~,
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- ouiuc Ou Su6ul.
eeurts Of the so.esllsd "ruls o.
resson.~
A bin 70 define trade relations,
one Of the chief purposes 81 which
will b 70 prevent "eut threst
eempstitien" and which will else
effectively outlaw se.eailsd "sx.
elusive eentraeta"
II 10 understood that these bills do
not represent tho Presidents last
word on Antitrust" legislation. ~ he
will favor changes should business
show mistakes or unfair conditions.
After the bills have been passed on.
following the hearings. they will be
Incorporated into one composite sta
tuts and put through House and Sen.
ate.
The bills are drafted along the lines
OF the SEVEN 6istsrs." which M.
Wilson had made into law while Gov
ernor Of New Jersey. Tho most
drastic PROPOSAL contained In the pro.
posed new legislation 10 In regard to
price nxing. II 10 provided that inter-
state corporations shall b compelled
TO sell wares at Z uniform price In
all sections Of the country.
FOLLOW the LlNGe OF "oEveN
SISTERS" LAWS.
The bill giving the Interstate Com
merce Commission regulatory poweI
over the issuance Of stocks ana bondl
By railroads was not considered las,
night. but win be submitted to thu
President later for his approval.
Tho Interstate Trade Commissior
bill ~ now framed provides for hvs
commissioner. with power to initiate
Investigations Of corporations on thsil
own motion. or ON the motion OF an,
party. TO proceedings Of which ths'
had taken judicial notice. TIT
commissions inquisitoriai powers vii
practically equal those OF the courts
Dissolutions without litigation ma!
b accomplished only with the unani
nous approval Of the commission. tn
Attorney General and the courts. An!
corporation Withholding information
.rom Tn. o'"'''''
"@ H.s .,..,..-... NJ,
" 'n'e,'o'H S.S.. =.
pop~1 -.ey $500
SoI JAN y. 80 ~
o" o.'"s !. ."'.'o' :" :" '"...e'.'
o."' W VIZ ,e'.". Wv WV" :.
u " u".e'o-'o. :" '""1'.. W.
po.s.'o"s 'ao Sue'"'" " eo".ps''''o
w" .o"''o"ns' 'o' Ms'.uVs'
eoc.o' IN IA"loeu eou'a n"' 70
o"ec'o' ." my o""np""y '"~t "'"e
coal IN" so'0 W '"0 rs"I"s". VI
any concern 'na. s"u!sc'ureo s'e'
cal" OF ra"s' OF IN any oenk'
But = o'lec'or IN stss' plant ma
% diroc'or IN cotton MIL. II
the intention not 70 MAKE the Dill O
: fect'vs TOT TWO years.
WILL STOP ALL UNFAIR Con
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peat this for sew.
sral days until the
tr o U b 10 disap.
pears" The S,tion
Of CAlOcids com ,
pound for sll foot
ailments ID really
remark q b 10. II
works through the
pores and removes
the cause. Corns
aud callouasS can
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Frsst.bitss Chlblains, Corns.
CLlsusss and Ssss Feet.
Quiek Cure.


Many persons dread the approach Of win
oltss which cause . sorenesa And Itching
al timss almost unbsarabls. frequently
bringing on . nsrvous condition. The FOL.
lowing treatment gives immediate rsiie'.
''DAssoivs two tablsspoonfuls VI Caiocids
mpouad In Q sadn Of warm water. Soak
the feet In this for fifteen minutes. Re.
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In cash on the day the first note ~as
repaid. Since then, according &c Ner..
rill this loan had been extended again
nd again upon small payments. until
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maxim Gorky Very ~.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. ci.-Maxlsn
Gorky II said to DO seriously III Of pull
monary tuberculosis IN his house In Fin.
land.
The evening world., 1914-01-21

~ ~ - fs1sA astAelss -.
V1st1ss1 - fhs world will -
49, - ~ WssiA's 1nfssms-
- D9psos, Puli1sSs Bulldog
AsooAA Part BSw, Wosld's
UD1swa Offiss, noFthwest csS-
~ ~ u. ~ 0rsadwayt
WesaA's uassGD 0f0ess AS
Weut l1BtA ~, sad Wesi1's
DDoo&1ya 0fflsss 3o9 washing.
X ~ -, Dsesklya, fer 20 days
llnswlng ~ DsiatlaS Il ~
The evening world., 1914-01-21

All RAsr and Hssesnan
Stores IN New Yesk and
Brooklyn and at al dug
stores where this bhss
and !! white :isnrG
. displayed. We
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
self.Seeker, to thn Rear.


The Bees recent notice to the public that
our Omaha school board needs recreation and
that the time to do II is at the coming election
when eight of the twelve memberships are to be
filled by the voters, has had at least one desired
effect. The taxpayers and citizens generally
are waking up to the fact that they are them
selves responsible for whatever inefflciency or
mediocrlty secures Judgement In the controlling
management OF our schools and that the job Of
recasting the board can not be showed off on
the womenNor the children, because 1t concerns
the men as much, and more
But merely becoming aroused TO an unsatis-
factory situation is not enough. The schools
cannot be put In charge OF better qualified
board unless men of standing in the COM
munitv consent to serve In this purely honorary
capacity The seif-seekers must be sent to the
rear-+and by self7seekers we mean the men who
want to edge themselves in for personal profit
or perqusites. tosaddie sisters cousins or aunts
on the school payroll, to award contracts for
supplies by favor, to play cat's-paw for the book
trust, or 70 promote some school site real es-
tate deal. Omaha ought to have plenty of men.
educated men, men OF integrity and tried busi-
ness ability, men free from selfish purposes, to
fill all these places. Too often the voters have
had only choice Of evils, when they should
be called on merely to select between candidates.
all of whom measure up the highest stand
ards.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16


II is interesting TO observe all the warning
nations Of Europe seeking to Justify their acts
in the court OF public opinion. In this. as ev-
eryone knows the allies, or rather the British,
secured long start by giving out the official
correspondence OF it's foreign affairs office
Gradually the other powers have come to realize
the vital help or hurt Of the moral support or
condemnation of neutral peoples and the docu-
ments In the case coming forth until II is
reasonable to expect that before the hearing Is
concluded. practically all OF the evidence will
have been incorporated in the record.
The significance Of the undisguised effort TO
appease the public mind of other countries
however, lies in the recognition that belief in
righteous cause is to be controlling factor,
not only in the conduct Of the war, but in the
settlements that must come later. In other
days It was might makes right and well talk
about where the blame belongs when we are
done fighting" but today reckless defiance of
the moral sentiment OF the world especially OF
those not directly concerned in the quarrel, car
ries penalties which even kings and emperors
prefer not to incur.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
Affairs at Home

Salt Lake Tribune; Bet there are sew
eral millions in Europe who would enjoy
a trip TO the United states.
Philadelphia Inquirer; The skunk may
a. that scientist says. be one of mans
best friends. but he certainly has a
mighty peculiar way Of showing II.
New York Mall; Was ever the office of
secretary Of state so degraded as on Tues
day. when Secretary Bryan formally and
fulsomely thanked VIVA for restoring
order in sonora7"
Cincinnati Enquirer: Any congressman
who feels sore because his salary is
locked for absenteeism can punish a
hard-hearted administration by resigning
and leaving it to its fate.
Buffalo Express; President Wilson
speaks wisely when he says that this
country expects its officials to stay on
their jobs I'm these trying days. He has
decided to make no speeches during the
coming political campaign.
Philadelphia Press: The IDEA which
seems to prevail in some quarters that
President Wilson IL going 10 be sensitive
about the one-term plank OF the demo-
cratic national platform has no visible
basis. He has not 50 far shown any con-
spicious respect for any part OF that plat
form. and IL would be pretty late 70 be-
gin nov.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
|6MltzZ&e1s4Ugo
~ c/Hla %O.y4sr OsyuM4
ssll5ltl5-.IIIao14 dIEEIzL1I

The Union Pacihcs wound up their series with the
81. Psuls with final victory. TO 2 II was given
out that the S. Pauls would disband their return
home.
n. Appel OF Denver married 10 Rachael
Goldsmith the daughter OF Meyer Goldsmith the well
known clothing merchant. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Hsrfed OF Cincinnati in the new
synagogue. and followed by reception 70 the
bridal party in Falconers hall
Mrs Lpddineton. accompanied by her son Paul
and her mother Mrs Porter, left for a two months
visit 70 friends in Cincinnati.
s. p. Morse h back from the east where he has
been buying goods
Ms. ). N Phillips has returned from IOokport.
~ Y
Mira Major Alfred Morton with her two sons. Is
here from Fort BridseF TO Visit her sister Mira Clara
Grossman
me Bee acknowledges a serensde by the Harri-
san Hart minstrel trOup
Tho Nebraska Fuel company is advertising white
breast coal At the reduced price Of ~ ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
Promising Career Cut Short.

The sudden death of Horace II. Phllpott is
a shock to his many friends and a sorrow to his
former associates on The Bee, to which he gave
years Of loyal and intelligent service. AS our
special legislative correspondent through sue
cessive sessions, he enlisted host OF admirers
by his absolutely fair treatment Of men and
measures. He was not to be deceived or imposed
on, yet he commanded the implicit confidence Of
nearly every public man who figured in the
state house panorama while he was representing
us in Lincoln and We know everyone of them
will testify that he never violated a confidence
So devoted was Phil" to this paper that when
he embarked in a journalistic venture OF his
own in a little Texas town, to make II conform
to his ideal he named II The Franctas Bee"
That this bright and promising career. should
be ruthlessly cut short Is one OF these inscru-
table manifestations that impress earth jewellers
with sense Of their helplessness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
The Bees suggestiun endorsed.

Il Is, most gratifying to The Bee to find the
New York Herald endorsing the suggestion
which we made not long agosfor a coupon pos
tage stamp as a means of gathering funds for
the work of the Red Cross. What we pro-
posed was an adaptation OF method employed
in France-to place on sale at every postoffice
in the country specially designed stamp for
which an extra cent would be charged and
turned into the Red Gross treasury, the pur-
chase OF the higher priced stamp being wholly
voluntary, The Herald agrees with us that the
widespread opportunity thus afforded TO one
and all TO contribute to this worthy effort would
evoke general response and quickly produce
the desired results. go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
Letters from n Political Heathen-
Mexico,

SOMEWHERE. Sept Ito the Editor
of The Bee; Maderp had said that he
would prefer TO rule a nation of corpses
and country In ruins than TO Fesign his
office. His acts fitted his words, for. he
had shot several men on mere suspicion.
Ruiz was not the only one executed
without trial Huerta was Madero's COM
mander-in-chief. Madero had the jealousy
of this old general that little fellow has
for a great man. The meglomaniac of Ger
many had the same feeling for Bismarck
when he dropped the pilot" In his deal
ings with Huerta Madero acted with the
duplicity OF Borgia or Medici. He had
forced upon the old commander as a
subordinate Francis Villa a name he
side which the names OF Jesse James and
Crawford Goldsby are respectable. His
career should be written with the biog-
raphy OF Fra DiAvola and the history OF
the chauffeurs OF the French forest-the
scoundrels whose name comedies with the
innocent driver OF an automobile Huerta
arrested villa for characterization and
sent him 10 the penltentiary 20 await trial
by court-rnartiai. Madero furnished VILLA
With money and oonnived at his escaps.
Then the noble and patriotic martyr In
future (sic) sent word TO Huerta to look
for villa. who had thfeatened 70 Kill
him. Too frank himself 20 suspicion such
dastardly conduct. Huerta replied. thank
ing the president. but added that he did
not fear the fellow. The obligation Of
Madero 70 Huerta need not be recited
But for Huerta. Madeto could never have
maintained his position as president as
long as no did. 80
I will not claim for Huerta the char
aeter OF an Epamemondas. a washington
or a Lincoln. To do any man justice We
must consider his environment; 1t is pos
sible for a strong man 70 be little bet
ter than his surroundings-but not much.
This do affirm; Huerta was the eonsti-
tutional provisional president OF the
Mexican republic But am anticipattinS'
DER HETDE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
Meat and Drink

Washington Herald Some OF the high
est living is INDUCED in by low-bred peo-
pie.
Philadelphia Press: n congress is go
ing to tax soft drinks. won't II have to
skip grape juice?
Baltimore American: Many warm and
thirsty ones will regard that proposed
tax upon soft drinks as hard luck
Milwaukee Seminal: Those OF US who
do not own automobiles will not. at least,
have to worry about the proposed war
tax on gasoline
Pittsburgh Dispatch: Cuba hopes to
get t2J00o0.000 for her sugar crop this
year When she gets IL she will un-
doubtedly enjoy her place in the sun
Philadelphia Ledger: The democrats
have informed an anxious country that
the new taxes are to be strictly internal. "
Most people will view them as simply
Internal"
Philadelphia Bulletin THE high cost
Of loving" will be materially Increased II
the government carries out the suggestion
to put a war tax on soft drinks, sodas
and sundaes.
Troy Times: There are hints that
some portions OF Europa are already in
distress because of the growing scarcity
of food and other supplies. The war Is
only a month old. What willAbe the con-
d!tion later and when a large part Of the
continent faces the prospect Of a severe
winter?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
The Short Ballot ~. onlv Remedy.

Let It be remembered that Nebraska is not
alone In carrying the burden OF the long bal
lot. nor Is 1t here only that the demand for relief
takes the form Of cry for reducing the number
OF elective offices. The late primary election
In Illinois brought out all the beauties of the
overloaded ballot and furnished fresh argument
for the short ballot movement The Chicago
Herald quotes leader whose party had the
smallest ballot, exclaiming; "Thia insane bal
lot is enough to drive anyone from the polls /"
and adds; The plain truth IL that intelligent
voting has become impossible. even for the
above-average man. The short ballot is the
only remedy"
Incidentally let no one be misIed into the
notion that the short ballot proposal aims at
the primary for. where as here in Omaha the
voter was called on to make fifty-eisht cross
marks to express his full choice at the primary,
he will. at the election in, November. have 10
make seventy cross marks, unless in sheer ex-
haustion' he swallows IL whole In the vote-her-
straight party circle. Primary or no primary,
the only remedy is the short ballot"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
INTENDED TO BE FUNNY.

Yeast--Did you enjoy your trip through
Milwaukee? 80 -.
Crimsonbeak-Did ~ say. there wasn't
a drv minute I'm the entire trip!-Honkers
Statesman.
Hes too nervous TO drive an auto
mobile. He's always afraid he's going 10
hit somebody" -. -.
That's just the sort Of man that ouknt
TO be driving a car"-petroit Free fress.
SlSids-Is he one Of those fellows VINO
ere always tickled 10 death TO get sonle-
thing for nothing?
Skittles-Well. not exactly, hut ne al
ways acts as II he was a philanthropist
when he refuses a transfer.-Puck.
What's the matter with WillieT'
Hes turned anarchist"
Anarchist DeaT, dear! What's turned
him.
"He says he can't support any govern
ment that wiifuly sends ships to bring
home stranded school teachers "-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
THE frances OF PRUE.

John Kendrick Bangs in Judge
She promised sid. she promised Ned,
She promised Sam and Jim:
She promised Harry. Tom and Ted,
Each one she's marry him.
She promised Marmaduke and Bill:
She promised George and Paul,
She'd wed him with a right good will
When came the DAYS Of fell.
The happy swalns in ecstacy.
When each the truth he knew,
Got up a prudence company
To see the matter tnru@ -. *
And stead Of an engagement ring
These heroes of my rhymes
Gave her of whom NY verses sing
4 set % golden chimes
Which rung for each. and rung for all
Against the coming of the fall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16

The German minister 70 Mexico tells us the
kaiser is determined to conquer France not TO
hold the country permanently, but merely to
crush the menace Of French militarism." Sir
Edward Grey Of Great Britain declares England
VIII never quit until II has completely destroyed
in all the world the menace OF German mill
tarism" Now, II the rest of these "menaces'
are as easily taken care of We shall be all right
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16

The city council has undertaken to declare
AN emergency" in order to use money for Ak
sar-Bep street lighting that belongs in some
other fund. An emergency Is supposed to be
something that cannot be foreseen, whereas Ak
sar-Ben street lighting reeurs regularly every
year. The only emergency We see is lack Of
available funds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16
ASSOCIATION OPPOSED
TO WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
A GraftIess sherifrs office.

OtttCP.
OMAHA, Sept 15-To the Editor OF The
Bee; have been handed a nomination
lot sheriff OF Douglas county, Nebraska.
nomination did not seek, for an office
would not fiji IL the election were
handed me in the same way except as an
absolutely free agent. II has been sug
gested number of times that each can
didate for office set out briefly a sort OF
personal platform. II elected will:
]. Cut out the feeding graft and all
graft
2 Cut out all noisy. tipped-off raids
and enforce the laws quietly. sensibly and
tmpartially, seven days in the week, fifty
two weeks in the year. all over the
county, in favor Of everybody and against
anybody.
g. will take orders from no man or
set OF men, will not use the office TO
punish one man or set OF men or TO help
one man or set of men except in a
legitimate way
T. I will work with any man or any
woman whether officer or not. or with
any organization municipal or otherwise.
for the betterment OF conditions looking
to the care of criminals and delinquents
in the city and county
B., will try to make the office an
agent Of the people for good government.
II. w. MORROW.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16

Beware OF pckpoekets" In Omaha as we'll
as Lncoln-ln city hall and court house as
we'll as the fair grounds and in the state
house. fH&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16

Subscribers leaving me city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 90 them. Adj
dress win DO changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16

The president calls for peace prayers on one
day. but an older command is pray without
ceasIng."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-16

Note that Uncle Sam is having much less
trouble maintaining neutrality between these
big warriors than he had in observing neutral
ity in the little fight in Mexico