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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15
9entidle SnrdlIdlneiSen an6el.

gnfcouber, Y. g.. 10. Sept. =
&ier i'll Die beitiinntte slnd)ridt elm.
getrofierL onb Die g;eiabling 0es
areu5ers a9tiiritberg" oOer oieienige
hes p2eip3ig@ 6as ensIiide 4obel
stDiihen Sancouper Syslnto mo glu.
.firuiieu 0nrfffnittefl Bot. stIIau Sin,
idein naf bentGftigten iid Sic
9elttiden oeS @ilanbes, tnbnten oen
Telegrapbiiten geianger, braften al
le aobIenoorrdtbe on gorO lmo fub-
rem 0apon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15
6ampT init otn
gtlbtn Aftn!

geting, is. sept. - Der erite
StoHpf 5piihen 9eutitrn uno So.
pnnern bat nobe Chino. itottgeflut.
Den. gorber flog Elm beltiher 9le.
roplnn iiber oas iapauiide Eager.
(6bimo Iieat 25 MleiIcn bon Sttaut.
idoll Cine otoere Gepeidle mel.
bet. ooB Die 8orpoiten oer Soponer
Sliautitdn bereits Itreiien)
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As SpStc i'm 93abnu

Ct 9onis, IS. Sept. 45 Ser.
ionen puroen getoOtet unb ENC
qroBe 9n5obl pcrIebt BEL Der gnt.
glciillng zines Gaiioqier5uges Ser
'6risco 8abn IN Der 9tGbe BON sc.
banon, Dto. Der 3hg bate 5eros
om Montog oerloiiu. Gr ItiirSte
''her cine 9oidung in einen Bod
1nuab, uno Die nleiiten Der ger-
lngIiifteu iino ertrimfen.
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Sin berlprcncr 9Soiten.

2onoon IS. Sept @eItern troi
bier folgenoe brobtloie Marcoui Ge.
peife elm: oQie penigen oeutihen
8erpobner bon Serbertbobe ouf ger
9ismarf Snielgruppe I'M StiGen
O3ean leiiten ben urter 2eitlng oes
oltItrnlii6en 9lontirals Iteberoen
engliiben Eruppep beloenbofte sc.
aenpehr".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15
Ra0fn frleiOen nnttr Gfntral
litnntnkampr meme llisStrlagfn!
Bar ](i6O(auS nil ni6t e6er rGlten, 6iS ct On
Der Spite (etner armee in
Berlin etn5ie6t
Sei6lieBt Oesbalb bon elmer seiebans itnsarn's
IbitanO 40 nebmen.
9lniien ans Citprenien Sertriebeu.

&Hiien ans Gitpreukeu Sertriebeu.
Berlin, iiber Saag, 10. Sept.-
0ns ocntIdlc Srieasant mad)t beute
bstauut, bar bic 9entiden in Oit'
prenhen iueiter DOrgebeu, uuO bag
bic 9iaiien bielfnd an Der 8ren5e
nndl glnflanS Bineingetuorfen iuur-
Den iino. Die Sentiden bnbeu Oiele
annonen nnS mcbrere tanienOe Sc
fangene 9emadIt.
IctrOgraS, Is. Scpt.-3ar gtidO.
las 1T entifllOiien, an Der Spite
ieiner Srnppen in Berlin ein5usie.
ben, nnO iUenn es ale SOlSnteu lei.
mes 9eides fuiten iOllte. Sie fri.
here 5rcnuOidJaft Oes 3arn fir aai.
ier 8ilbelm hat iid in bitteren
6nk Derluanoelt, nnb er madlt Bic
manNem geseuiiber Gin '6ebl Oarans.
9ieiem llmItanDe lit es nndl SnSn.
idJreiben, bnf ieitens Der Hniieu on.
bDn Abitanb geuummen iuurben 1T,
in lInsuru einsnfnlleu (Onbci ner.
ben luOhl nn6ers SepegsriinSe nit.
geipruden baben.) Bonn rniiiidtn
8enernlitab lpirO eingeiebeu, 6af bic
9eutIfeH ben 9inHen folDnalcn gSi.
OeritanO eutgegrnieben merben, 0es-
bnl6 iuerOen Die SelStruppen 9iak-
lambs eriten nnO sipeiten gInfsebOts
gcsen SeutidllnnO pernenOet uer.
ben.
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lltntr Sitg Gfn. ginofnbnrg's
ibrr bic lau0tn bel lOilna!

Jiuhlanb, errnusen 6at. Gr bat bic
q, g., 4. nnO 20. gIrmeecDrps, puti
1lcIsrpe. 9ipiiiouen unb fiiuf 9ibifO'
men aaballerie bOaitGubis geidIlo.
sen. Die rniiiifen gerluite iuartH
enorm.
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Berlin, Is. Sept. = 9ra6tlUie
MslOnng uadl Rem gorf, Sia San.
bile, &. Z. 6s iunroe in Berlin
amtlidI angefhnOigf, bnk Gen. b.
6inbenbnrg einen nenen rieiigen
Sieg iIber bic Jiuiien bel &ilna,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

elm elm babies oeutiheS Sillfsforps,
uno oieie Solooten geben ben 9eiit.
iden perloren, faas Die Rllien bic
Geiterrciher in 8rjeulpil etnihIie.
ben. Die bon ben 9flliien Den Geiter.
reidern nbgenonmeneu SdneIlfeier.
geidiiste murben bon oen RuIien
ouf Die Oeiterreiher gerihtet. 81.
ne 2tbtbeilung yiuiien ourhihmannt
oie reiBenoe 8eihiel uno 5eritorte
mebrere Wto9n6ine nit 2ebensniit.
teln. Die 0eiterreider ioaen sun.
ger lei0en.
gladridteu ans GitsrrcidDiiher
Gnelle.
Mdndeiter, 10. Sept. Ser otter.
reidiI9e 8otihafter in @oi9ington
Or. 9llnlbo. bot bon Dem otter.
retdiiden Yiinilter Oes glusip1rti.
gen @rof b. 9ertbolo, folgenoe
Drabtloie Gepeide erbolten: Der
glngriff unierer 5ruppen ouf Die
giuIen in Der gt1be BON 2entberg.
Der om 8. September begdnis.
nm algemein. 0lcGrere erobere
Sefedbtc bobeit iid) elltluidelt, oic
Huiien 6oben eip foluiiole ueber.
madt enttpifelt; bod oringen I'M.
iere Iruppen Dor. S5n Serbien iin0
oie Geiterreiber iiber oen 9rino
Stub borgeorltngen, bod boben be
Serben einen @egenitoB unternon
men lulO boben einen GinfdlI in
Slabonien gentn6t. po ibnen obcr
energiiAer @iOeritano eeleiitet
miro.
8ien, iiber &onL Is Sept. -
itolteL 9tubeit6rlmgen ipeI9e bon
9lrbeitsloien ous9efiibrt lperoen ioll.
fen i'm Seine gu eritiden. Tnii.
ienoe @ali5ier iino in Die Sdupt.
itaot geflii6tet uno baben oas Seer
Der glrbeitSloien beritGrft. aornfdus
mern iino geoffnet morOen, Inn 0ie
Sungcrltoen gu ipeiien; Die gtob.
rltngsmittelpreiie iino I'M SteSen
begriffeh uno friides 6leiid) tit
niat erhdttIid. 9ie Iesten aloiIert
Oes 2onoiturmoufgebots iinb einge-
8ogen noroen; uno trosbent Die
3abl Der ruiiiiden 3ruppen GROCER
lit, ais Die Der OcIterreider, berri1t
unter ben 6iterreihiiden SolDoten
bennod Elm gutter @eiIt. @s fDtro
bebauptet, oaB Die ruiiiife artiIIerte
0erienigen Der 0eiterrei6er iiberIe.
gen lei, bod miro Die 6iterrethiid,e
9lrmee nod uno nod nit mooernen
arppp'iden @ei6ilgen berieben Der.
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-15

2onbon. Is. Sept Cine 0epe.
ide bon Betroeroo an ole 8oit (ie.
oenioas pieoer gum groBten 3beil
erlo9em mel6et iiber Die ruiiiihen
Sperutionen on Der @ren5e 6olgen-
Oes: Ole 8ellti6en boben in ser
8robin3 SitpreuBen ungebeltre Ser.
Itarfungen beronge5ogen. 8ieier I'm.
itanO bat 3ur 6ol9e, 0oB ii1 bic
&uiien 5rritf3ieben niiIien. 8ie
8eutiden benbiihtigten, Die ruiIt-
ide 0perationsboltS an Ser @rense
an5ugreiien uno 8t iprengen ltno
3inor 3u elmer 3eit, oI8 olle Der.
fiigboren ruiiiiden Srltppen nod Ser
iterreid.ruiiii1en @ren5e bef0roert
morert Inn gegeu Die 0eiterreider
einen bernidtenoen S6Iog 8u fiib.
rem. Die 0eltiden botten bieien
0eiterreihiide 8eb6r0en treffen Gin
Sdlog pobl bere4net. 0o6 gelang
eS bent ruiitiden @enerol Genne.
fon1pi, ben glngriff ob5ui6logen
(oll9 ridt mobr, er bat geIol5ene
Siebe befonnten).
9ie oItereihii6e grntee, ipeI6e Iif)
otf Die GSeitung 9r3empiel 3uritd-
5iebt Gum lDieDieliten 0tole?) foBt
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&iifSug Der 9euti6en in
SSrantreid tontntt 5ltm etebtn!
Sen SerfOlgern iuirO anf i9rem SOrriiden
bnr6 hentl6e Srtillerie betra6t=
li6er S6aOen 5ugeiiigt.
Seue Oentide glrnee ant benz @ege mad Trantrei6.
e Oenti6e Arnee aui benz gSege mad 5rantreiG.


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Ndltnna 2amen oaIfs.gLnsidni,

Die WtitgIieber OeS Dnnten SiIfs.
ouSihniies iino freunoIidit erildt,
lid morgen gtabmittags 2 llbr in
Der @nae bes Smabd Meiliifpereins
5llr regeImdBioen gerianunIrng ii6
poll5dblig ein3ufinOcn. Gs liegert
ipidtige @ei6dfte 5iir 6oroerltne oes
eolen SiilfSperfes por.
Die foIeenoen geitr6ge fiir ben
SiIfsfono Der arie1snotbleioeroeu
iino Der Gntaba SribiIne bon Srn.
Gaitur g. g3ieger aus Dntan 3llr
@eiterbefor0eriing an Die oIaeneire
eroBe &iilfsfnfie iiberirieicn por6en:
6. grrneiifer ST; IS. Wiht ST.:
q. afiIler ST.: q. Nronlnt ST.: *.
oebnb1rb ST.; :. &olit ST. 4. slro
ST; 3. Stdirtp Il. So; 8. gpedntonr,
S.; linaenorrtt ST.. GA. asdlIo $7;
3. gIasGr ~
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6en. nutbmablid um 0en reftelt
noroIiden 5ligeI 5ii berit1rfen imO
5u ber6inoeru, 0aB bic 8erbin6ungs.
linien 0ur6broden tpcroen. Dieie
Streitmo6t umiaBt orei oOer bier
glrmeeforpS d20,00O bis 100000
Rouu) unter General b. 8oebn.
Boris, IA. Sept.-ssyyn guris wer.
ben nod 100000 Ufonn bereit ge.
balten, Inn gegcn Die 9eutiden in
Oen peiteren groBen aoptpb dlfge,
boten 5u nerOcn. Die iebhe ISOLDE
mag Elm nod ber5peifelferts Ofinsen
ieben. Dee, Die @allptltn0t bon
2otbringen, mO Die Gette Der Sci.
tlnasforts, nelde bon oa itd nad
9ieoenbofeu eritredt. biloen einen
itorfen glngelpuntt fiir ben linfen
5lilgel scr 0eutiden, mdbreu0 Die
Stromldlfe lm0 Die oiften 8dlOer
ian Der @ren5c, ne6It Den itrategiid
nidten 8egen Der oeiitiden Snun.
iiongurmee eine bor3iiglide 8ertbei.
oigungsgeIegenbeit 9eben, fnas bic
6rnn5olen meter nnhorlngen ioa-
ten, Ddlitariide 8eobadter balten
les nibt einmaL hir altsgei9loHen,
Dob Die Teittiden ibre bormnIigen
|Stelliinaen Dieoergetuirtnen ner0elb
iobaIo tie olle ibre 8erltdrtungen an
lid ge3ogen baben.
Die Sentiflc gerlnitliite.
Berlin 10. Sept. Die iiiugite,
bier neroffentlidte Oeltti9e 8erIuit,
lite iDeiIt folganoe 3nblen auf 784
geto0tet, 1890 berDunoet m6 SID
.berniBt. Die bis6er peroifentli6te
Iotalillnme neiIt 3n6Ien ouf: @e,
t0otet 4t8t, Oerlpunoet 1896, ber.
.ntibt 5075. Ger bieItge SonOels.
ber6ano bat Der gelasltng jenes
3eppeIin 2uftidiffeS, Dos iiber eng.
lnno freu8t uno Die eriten odt
gonben erfolgreid1 ihleuoert, 500
WIurf 9elobnung beriproden.
Steiner Oentitler Sren5er scinnfcn.
2onoon 10. Sept - Der fleine
beidiiete areu8er u0ela" rpeIder an
Der 0eutiden aiiite gum Gatroillen.
oienit oeripenoet purOe, tpuroe bon
einen britiiden llnterieeboot auf Ser
S6be bon 9elgolano our6 einen
Gorpeoo in Den @run0 gebobrt. Die
aus 17S 0tonn beitebenoe 8eioBung
0eS Sdiifes Duroe gerettet. (0ie
6ela pltr0e i'm Sabre 1896 bonn
Stupel aeIoIien ilnO im Sabre 1910
mngebout. 9ns Sd)iff bate eihe
9Gnge bon 328 SUB, 2O40 3onnen.
gebalt, cine SdneQigfeit bon 20.5
Sfnoten Die Stlnoe itno fiibrte bier
t515 9fiinoer, ie9S t6.Bfiinoer.
aanonen lm0 3uei Shneqfeuerge.
idiibe an 9oro
2onoon Is. Sept. Die Bel.
tlng yScotSman" meloet beute, ooB
iieben britiide ariegsi6tfie ieues
6etiti6e llnterieeboot, neldeS ben
Sareu3er a8athfin6er" 5um Sinten
bradte, in @run0 gebo6rt batten.
9aS llnterIeeboot bate iib III cngIi.
ihe @eipdiier geluagt uno elm britt.
ihes @eidpa0er angegriffen.
Erin5 Soadim beriunnSet.
2onoou, Is. sebt.-8er SdaQer
&orrelponoent Oes @r6ouge 8ele.
grapb meloet Dob 8rin5 SSoo6int,
Der iiineite Sobu 6e8 oeutiden aoi.
ierS, in einem Ireffeu nerlpun0et
poroen lit. Ser iunge 8rin5 bat
All bic beriptttpete @roB6er5ogin bon
gaoen (oelien Gante) fplgenoe Qe,
peIde geianot: o@ott bat geitattet,
OaB ih ouf Dem fSeloe Der gbre
Dermimoet mltr0e; 0onf Som. SD
bin itol5 olif oen Gag, an ruel9cm
id meiu 8lut fir ocg GoteflauO
loiicn nuBte. IS mar Der feinite
Gag neines 2e6cns."
anifcr aratnlirt Gen. y. SinSrnbtrs,
Rerlin. nid Sopenhagett. t5. Gent
auiier gSiIhslm bat iplaenoe Gro.
| ItuIotiultsoepalhe an General bon
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6inocnburg. Der 6ie gllIIsH in Sit.
prarBen 70 oIdnseHO beiieotr, ae.
ridliet: 1aSbr 9elegrannn bat mir
mausiprehlidDe 5reiioe tereitet. Gle
baben cine i1it ein8ig In Der @e.
idibte oaiicbenbe @aiientbat bon.
brndIt. peIhe Sbnen inO Sbren
2ruppen lnliterblihen 9hbm Der.
Ieibt. un6 10 es Cbottes @iGe lit.
0a3u beitraaeu tpirO, 6aS tbeura
gaterlanO fiir immer bon 5eiuoen
5it beireien."
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gSrttrrheridlt.

5dlnn beiite 9tntht; itnbeltintntte
8itteruno uno pdrller gtittuoa.
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gIndl 90pan oeeen seperatfricOcn

Gofio, i. Sept = EIe iopa1il
ite 9fegierlmg fiinbilte beute on
groBbritonnien babe irantreih ma
GuBIano Oooon perit1noigt. 0uB Oas
fiir3Iih BON oen brei gt1hten inter.
5cihnete grotofoa, nelbeS itipll.
lirt, Dab feline Oerielben icporai
6rieoen id,IicBeu oorf. nitt nIs DO.
oifl3irlmg oes giinoniiie@ 5niiden
@ngInno lnO Sapaa 5u betrahter
iei.
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arnps pidlnst S7,5OO,OOO.

Berlin, iIber aoperbagen unO
2onoon IA. Sept. Inter cenen,
oie fiir Die oeutihe ariegsonleibc
qe5eidnet haben, befinoet iib aud
Ole arupp'ide 5irmd ilnO 6amilie,
Die Bombs inn 8ertbe BON $500.
900 go 0iilionen 0lorO getauit
baben 8iele onoerc groBc 3eih.
munger iin6 bel Der pRei6sbanf"
einaelulfen.
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sprd bun sternbnras eOln nsfalLen

Berlin IS. Sept. Inter oen
in Der 6. gerIldtIiite alfgefiibrten
Eobteu beftnoet iif nud Der Sobn
nes friiberen gotihofterS in Baib.
inaton, sSreiberrn Spcd bon Stern.
burg. Der einidbrig-ireiminiger lin.
teroffi3ier i'm tbiiriiIpiiden Suia.
renregimert Sans Joadiiu" mar.
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Nrntidle tanfen @aIiidl nm.

Boris, 10. Sept. Tie Gent.
iden baben auIiidl. IN giuiiii6Ro.
len. oos iie beiebt boben in @rob.
garten umgetouit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-26
Enforcing Treaties.

Small reflection Ia necessary TO suggest the
Importance OF statutory reinforcement of
treaties safeguarding the rights and interests Of
aliens in this country We have had too many
unpleasant experiences with the deliberate vio-
lation OF these treaties not to realize the wis
dom OF the recommendation made by President
Taft OF the American Bar association in his
annual address along this line.
"A statute Of dozen lines" says he, would
put 1t In the power OF the president to institute
judicial proceedings civil and criminal in
courts OF the United states, to punish violation
of the treaty rights OF aliens and enable him
TO use the civil and military executive arm OF
the government to protect against their threat
ened invasion"
In reply 10 the possible criticism that this
would invest the president with too much power,
II might be said that II would he much more
satisfactory than to permit sporadic demonstra-
lions against aliens invariably calculated to
embroil the entire nation in dispute with an
otherwise friendly power. On more than one
occasion, It has taken rare diplomacy at WASH
ington 10 avoid unpleasantness all because OF
some irresponsible mob with no more regard
for the rights and safety OF aliens the domestic
laws OF their land than the international obliga-
lions securing protection to the citisens or sub
jects OF other countries The least the United
States should do Is to surround the alien with
every assurance OF safety and fair treatment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-26
Odd Bits of Life

The honeymoon OF Miss Kathleen Nc
Bride Of St. Louis. welded to Lacy
Marion Lane, last Tuesday. was hand
sonely decorated with checks for s75 oOC
from the brides parents.
Coming down from Mirror Lake. near
Kockland, Me-. the other day. Ernest c.
Davis shot two psrtridses from his auto
mobile. holding the gun in one hand and
driving the automobile with the other.
Three good laughs an hour and three
square meals and three hours work out
doors every day Is the recipe given by
Mrs Thomas Bennett OF Brooklyn. ". Y,
for living as she has done TO the age OF
lo2 in the fun enjoyment OF her faculties.
1t required almost q special train "a
move the family and belongings of Man
uel Nunes from Mayfeld TO Dixon, Cal
Besides PASSENGER car for his wife and
seventeen children there were ten car
loads Of cattle and two Of personal prop
erty.
New York man, earning s. a week.
accused by his wife OF having an af-
ffnity, has been dismissed by the court
with the judicial observation that any
man who can support wife and an
oh'S oH uhdl sum may yet De able TO
solve the high cost OF living.
When an old peach tree was cut down
In the yard of j. Edward Reed OF Los
Angeles, diamond ring was found in
the nest of some blsckbirds. 1t was Mrs.
Reeds engagement ring and was CON
sidered stolen about two years ago, when
she had placed il on a window ledge.
from which il was taken by . bIackbird.
Apple today. the renowned elixir of
New Jersey, this year surpasses its
record a. q thriller. An enthusiast thus
pictures the power Of the CONNECTION
THE magnetic thriTl Of an apple toddy
starts at your finger tips and keeps on
going until IL makes your toes Jingle
and then starts on the return trip, gath
erihg IN volume as It travels till II en-
velopes your world in sunburst OF Joy. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-26
People and Events

In reference 10 the report that Mexico is shipping
i7OOo jacsasses 10 Europe" it is explained that the
shipment Is limited TO the four-footed variety
King Cotton and King Corn divide considerable
high class publicity these days. Old King Wheat IS
not sayng much. but is doing fine line of business
just the same.
Business boosters are muldplyins and working
overtime in spots, Exports from the port OF New
time last year
Despite Americas earnest efforts to preserve
neutrality grave prospect menaees the nations
peace. Mother Psnkhurst and her daughter threaten
TO invade the country.
A shipment of American idle base bail umpires u
the ball fields of northern France might hasten a
decision on the Aisne. Forty days OF bail tossing
without score is too much.
Mayor Cureys free public market in Boston Is
said to be tha lOnesOmest affair in the Hub. The
producer and not getting together
because the middleman with cash In hand beats the
consumer 20 the producer
Nine Thebes. the French scores, fell down on her
last prediction due October ls but she has pushed
the date into November and saved her face.
Goosebone prophets OF mild winter may utilize the
tip should they accidentally tumble into a snowbank
Back In Germantown. Pa. Transforming actor
with working knowledge OF German delivered his
lines in the language Of the fatherlsnd not only
brought down the house but won an immediate
advance Of salary OF from $50 20 so week. War
occasionally develops a bright side
The late oliver H. Lytord OF Chicago formerly
general manager OF the Chicaeo & Eastern Illinois
railroad. in his day ranked the top Of American
railroad pioneers Away back In 1876 he was
watchmsn on the Old Boston Lowell railroad. Hs
died at the sEe OF 81
with the permission OF congress the southern com
meFciai congress IL 10 erect memorial to the late
senator John Tyler Morgan Of Alabama at Balboa
the canal Senator AOrsan was pioneer
advocate OF canal construction By the government
and delivered numberleSs speeches In favor of the
Nicaraugua route in preference TO Psnsms.
Buffalo club women have asked the school au.
thorities for permission 10 the high and grammar
school buildings equipped with assembly halls for
municipal dance sOcials 70 be conducted under the
supervision of the superintendent OF nlgh schools AZ
the latter Ia the rheumatic side OF nfty the au-
thorities doubt his ability terpsichorean leader
and have hung up the request pendins investi.
cation.
Your Uncle samuel lie disposed 20 increase Bar
nuns estimate OF the sucker crop. is too busy
pinohng the escers TO 50 into figures Just now he
is busy a. Freeport. ILL.,. prOseouting bogus minister
and his wife who osed the mails TO circulate q
bale Of holy hsndkerehiefs" az each. warranted
10 al the i'm OF the fesh. Respect FOR nanIi
forbids giving the Ee OF the pile Of money wigwagged
10 the 'pious" pair ~ the holy hanSkerehirfs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-26
Political Tips

New York CITY Job hunters ere dazed
by the discovery that a $1,000 a year job
has been vacant since July and they did
not know Il.
The Pennsylvania Industrial com1nis-
Gion Is advocating the passage OF a hill
regulating the hours and working con-
ditions OF cooks, nurses. maids and other
domestic servants. IL Is proposed that
they shall WORK only eight hours a day.
Reports from the political firing lines
IN this country admit = great shortage
OF the sinewS Of war. with little pros
pect OF setting enough 10 bay common
black powder. william =. McCOmbs,
chairman OF the democratic national COM
mittee. haS made an appeal for help. At
last accounts the response was painfully
meaeTe.
In his swing along the campaign routes
In New York. Colonel Roosevelt deIoately
animated that Colonel Sulser smothered
the slEe OF his campaign expenses ia a
deluge OF words. Whereupon Colonel sui
zeF invited Colonel Roosevelt 20 come out
In the open. show the amount Of his
campaign expenses and where they came
nom aud he SSulzerl YIN present az the
ssRie tine an itsmized statement OF his
expenses. So tar the puhrc hasn't found
any Substances In the csiono Of the
Coloheis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-26
M1RTH FOR MONDAY.

Hubby. can you pay mo back thst dol
Tar you borrowed from me-
But, my dear hc protested, Il have
ss n.. paid i back twice. surely you
oh. at liEht IL you are as mean AZ
al that Louisville CONGRESSIONAL
What possessed you Jane. to say
You QUITE
What do you mean?"
You asked him II he did not enjoy
the sight OF the blue ether all about him
and he Just out Of the hospitsi!"-BaIti,
more American.
SO you think the Mi4inston, ar.
Toadies!' echoed Miss Cayenns
Why. in the social puddle they don't
loom up even as good-siscd pollywogs -
Washington star.
My dear. what do you think? Toiav
down.
!. Well, YOU, needn't come to me about
". george | told you to stop drinking
those hortid cocktails. "-Louisviile Cour-
ier-Journal.
Brisgs--We arc coming around TO see
Griegs-That's right; but do me favor
old man. Don't Let your wife wear her
new IAN suit: ! don't want my wife to
Briggs-Why, man alive that's Just why
We are comins.-Boston Transcript.
1t must have been romantic in the old
DAYS when damsels we're serenaded BY
mandolins and guitars. We have no such
sweet music today"
That sort of serenading didn't get you
anything retorted the practical girl. ITO
me no music il sweeter than the auto
mobiles honk. Here comes Charles car
now Louisville Courier Journal.
The chief was interviewing the young
man who had applied for work.
Have you had any experience I'm the
lunch business?'' he asked.
why. ! should say So" replied the
energetic youth. I've been lunchng for
almost twenty years. '-Lippincotts Mas
azine.
THAT young Teller has been calling on
daughter for several weeks. hasn't he?'
Yes. pa"
Il think I'll ask him what his intentions
are"
Give him time. pa. lie probably doe,
not know himself as yet."-Louisvills
Courier-Journal.
y see that some statesmen are sdvo-t
eating a republican form Of government
for Europe"
Republican, echoed the man whose
mind is always on politics. 'Is IL pos
sible that the bull moose party is over
looking any outlying terrltoryT'-Was
ington Star.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-26
Church and labor.

The name, Charles Sickle. is we'll known in
labor and church circles the country over. For
a number Of years Mr.. Sickle had charge of the
department OF church and labor under the Board
OF Home Missions of one of the great Protestant
denominations. He was familiar and highly
respected figure on the floor OF the American
Federation of Labor as well rs lesser labor con-
ventions and religious assemblies. His Labor
Temple In New York has been the haven for
thousands OF working men and women. where
on Sundays he has met and spoken to large
crowds for many years. Trained as q maohinist.
he was labor man before he became q minister
OF the gospel. He never lost HIS interest in
either.
Then suddenly little more than year ago,
stelzle resigned this official position and stepped
out into an unofficial field OF work he had Gre
ated for himself He was evidently growing in
favor with those with whom be worked. Ger
tainiy the need for such service did not cease
Why did he resign From some protests find
ing their way from the rank and file of church
men into the columns OF church papers. We
gather that no ohurchman feels very comfort
able under that question. writer in The Con-
tinent one OF the strongest Of church papers
intimates that Sickle resigned because certain
large employers within the chnrch-prObably lib
eral contributors-were unfriendly to his line
of work. Which is 70 say. that these men were
inimical TO the maintenance by their church OF
department for labor.
The indictment is far TOO grave for any
church to rest under with eomplaceney.