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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
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The Grand ratifylng demonstration OF the Omaha
democracy postponed from last Saturday account
OF inclement weather finally pulled Offwith fire
works and booming Of After the parade broke
up the bands serenaded number OF prominent dem
ocrats. including DR.. Miller. James Creighton John
Creighton. W. L. Boyd and w. II. Iiams
Shears. Markell swobe have completed negotiations
BY which they become sole owners OF the Millard
hotel property They had previously been leasing
from the corporation which had built the hotel
General O. O. Howard ieetured on Egypt" at
Boyds for the benefit Of the Women's Christian az
ISOLATION.
An interesting lecture Hints on Conversation
was delivered last night at the Young Women .
Christian association rooms BY Miss Emma McASoy
OF Cincinnati
Mrs c. r. Kelsy OF Camp Clark. In the Black
HIS country. Is visiting her father Mr. Dorsey r.
lfouck. sherman ayenue.
II. J. Ostrom has been appointed by the mayor
special policemen At the Omaha passenger ana freight
depots-
8IFs. ~ W. Rhodes. the soprano at the First Pres
bytean church. Is 10 sing IN at Piattsmouth
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
JoLL1Es FROM JUDGE.

What do you meang" demanded the
woman watcher at the polls.
What's wrong
- hear you have been throwing out the
ballots Of women"
I'VE have not We did throw out a
recipe for sponge cake a package OF pow
der papers and couple OF love letters
Wise Father-Remember my son. that
there are many things which you cannot
buy with money.
Sophisticated Son-Yes ! know; but the
stores don't keep them.
What ! can't understand about Billy
Wiggles Is why, with such a splendi !,
manly man for a father. Billy should be
so effeminate," said Dubbleigh
why, it's simple enough said Slath-
crs Ills mother was woman.
oh what has become of Cholly?" he
asked.
II wonder where he can be-
She answered. Daisy carried him homo
AS souvenir spoon. you see
Jonos-Yes. met the widow. and |
fell for her.
joker17Did you break anything when
Jones-Yes: every bone in my pocket
book.
Young man. what profession do you
6Xpect TO follow when you grow up?"
Tn going to be a doctor" answered
the young man. taking out n notebook
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
EradioatinV the Foot Bali Cancer.

1T is time to eradicate the foot ball cancer"
shouts the Pail Mall Gazette, deploring the fact
that not single man was recruited (for the
British army at London's principal foot ball
game attended by at least 10000
Think OF 1.-THE sturdy youth OF the land so
intent on the brisk business Of foot ball that
they have no time for the entertaining diversion
OF war! Have we come to such pass in this
twentieth century OF superb civilization? The
whole London press emts the same beseeching
wall. Such travesty Is terrible reminder Of
the fact that the business of very large portion
OF civilization today is war--the most grim.
hideous murderous war of all history.
The only measurable consolation comes from
such view as hat expressed by Prof Munster
berg:
victorious may bring a nations complete
regeneration; the moral energies awake; vice Is
pressed life Is protected; education fourishes;
hygiene spreads; science rebuilds the land; pros.
perity grows temperance and self-discipline prevails
family life expand in the abundance For
every boy who dies a of will find the
means OF wealth and happiness. Nobody dies at
Thermopylae without giving life TO hundreds.
And yet. while patriots must go when country
calls. are we ready to say that these things Will
come better through war than through foot ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
WAR TALK.

II seems twas only yesterday
tBut tbs longer by computinl-
That the Teutons were a-rushin
From the Russians who were tootH
And behold. today, the headline reads
Mus be true beyond discussion)-a
That the Teutons arr a-tootin
Cause the Russians are a rushin
Mars Turkey. sho' am stepping high.
He's plum forgot who am e:
Else why has he the nerve to take
a peck at Uncle sammy?
But Uncle Sam is keepin' cam,
Ho hasn't scarcely boosted.
For well he knows the day Is near
When Mars Turkey win be roasted.
How could tho Cap of the Tennessee,
Who fired those shots, II the day was
murkyH
But however that was. this week Uncle
Sam
VIII get satisfaction out OF Turkey.
And shouldn't we all be thankful
In this peaceful land 10 be,
When over the seas those yelping Dogs
OF War have got Peace up a tree?
Omaha. -BAYOLL NE TRELB.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
People and Events

A vast amount OF partisan trash offered TO
Americans for consumption serves to show that the
crop Of wasteful sDenders II inexhanstibe.
Not the least OF the advantages OF doing youl
Christmas shopping early Is that 1t gives ample time
IN which 10 exchange the goods n you change your
mind.
HetzeI. the French publisher who brought ont al
OF Jules Yerne's works. IL dead In Paris He had
millions out OF his enterprise in stakinE unknown
author
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

Workmen's compensation laws have a two
fold purpose--to compensate the victims OF in
dustrial accidents and TO prevent or reduce the
number OF accidents, and similarly the number
Of victims. When we come to measure results OF
our Nebraska law. it will have to be subjected to
both these tests.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
A nifferent shirt.

Bishop Theodore S. Henderson said at dinner in
Chattanooga:
The kaiser speaks OF God. our old ally The
calls the God OF fatherand The presi-
dent of France speaks OF God the God OF all the
French The aged Franz Josef has II. God. our de-
Tense and bulwark.' King Georges God is the God
Of and King Alberts is our right arm Cod
IAN this is very wen, but Doesn't II II
tie, perhaps OF self-righteousness7
Lincoln engaged in war In different spirit At
the height Of the civil Lincoln asked:
Are you sure God Is sideT
~ don't know. Lincoln answered. I haven't
thought about that What I'm anxious TO find out Is
whether we are on Gods side washington Star.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

A North Carolina man has Just died who held
an elective office continuously for sixty-four
years offceholders everywhere will take
notice and be duly encouraged.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The British Parliament is discussing ways
and means for the contingency of German in
vasion. but the German Reichstag is wasting
little time over the question of British invasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
Twice Told Tales
piacOurnKinE.

He had plastered his touched-up hair down over
his bald spot. and he had assumed the sort of smile
that his female friends called childish when he
in college. His shoes were shned. and mis-
nose. And then he called the young woman.
MY object in calling you this evening. Ger
trude" he began. and then he coughed and added In
a trembling voice. Il may call you Gertrude, may
not7'
Sure you can answered the young girl 81 allow
all OF papas elderly friends 90 call Gertrude The
oldest OF them even call me Cert You may say Cert
II you wish. What it you wanted 10 talk about ??
He coughed again and then talked about how much
warmer 1t was in the summer OF ls7o.-ceveland
Leader.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

incidentally. why do we have eoroners s--Ios
Angeles Times.
The Bee in its contention that the office of
coroner is obsolete has found no one ready to de-
fend II as either useful or necessary to the COM
munity.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

Our American ambassador cables the State
department that Press Correspondent Corey
never had been detained in any way by the
English police" What shame 10 spoil a good
story so cruelty
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

suH. the foot ball gridiron is doing tolerably
well in contributing to the lists OF dead and
wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The short ballot organization is figuring on
an ocular exhibit at the San Francisco EXPOSE
ton. It's cinch that our Omaha eight and
one-half-foot ballot will have the place of honor
among the horrible examples.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The new king OF Albania Is said. to have q
'ten-day clause" in his contract. Maybe it's
omission explains why George Fred williams
famed out
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 10 them. .Ad-
dress will he changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

II Met" succeeds in steering his new paper
safely between scylla and Charybdis of Nebraska
democratic factions. all the political pilots will
acclaim him a wizard
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

That settles it--no crooked lawyers can bt
discovered in Omaha. for the lawyers them
selves say So
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The line OF demarcation between economy
and parsimony is plain enough to any clear eye
TO see.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The defeated candidates on the republican
state ticket know what beat them. and they
know also It was not the votes thrown away on
the third party progrossives that did II.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

OF course, we cannot help but feel happy
that those Turkish bullets were fired in love
and not hate.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The eastern foot ball teams seem to maintain
their supremacy oyer all western comers by care
fully avoiding meeting up with them.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The Christmas ship was we'll loaded. and also
we'll timed to carry Its gifts to their destination
on santa Claus schedule.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

II seems that the wet" Germans are pounding
the stuffng out OF the dry" Russians.---Houston
Post ~
Not according to the spirited reports from
Petrograd. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

The theater Of war is the only show house
that runs exclusively to tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

and pencil May ! count on you TO save
your appendix for mer'
Dobbs-Dm you over notice that IN
times OF war there n always lot OF
counterfeit money in Circulation
Sobbs-Ycs. I guess ts Iassed by inc
cnnanI.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

Secretary Daniels is bothered about the best
way TO spell dreadnoughL Never mind the spell
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
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OMAHA, Nov. 2i.-To the Editor OF The
Bee: As visitor and reader of your
paper. I note your editorial on the charity
problem, and suggest that YOU write to
the mayor. Charles +. Taylor, and Muir
ay Aurerbach, secretary OF the United
Charities. OF my native city. Little Rock.
Ark. I am sure they will give you their
plan OF handling the charity problem.
which has proven a great success, and
could be adopted here or In any live and
progressive city as yours seems TO be.
HARRY H. EDWARDS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

II is an acid test of the Houston Posts de-
mocracy to hold onto .The New Freedom
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

An exchange speaks OF the social vagrant "
They are all that, all right
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25

Yes. and safe and sane THANKSGIVING. tool
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-25
Iu-Losses of Human Capital.

How much human capital will the war devour?
According to the works OF army doctors. a con-
sevative estimate OF the proportion Of
number Of combatants would be 10 per cent. IL We
divide this proportonately to the numbers the
armies and the value of the men. should find
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01

PAVING AND IMPROVEMENTS.

The council shall have authority and main
tain bridges and cue where needed and grade curb gravel
plank otherwise improve and repair the highways lanes
and alleys of the village
The constructing bridges
and the whole such part the council shall determine OF the
improving and working including grading and crawling
the and highways be paid from the general highway fund
10 be raised by upon all the property the village the village
be divided into districts and the whole OF
proving and working the each district be paid from
district fund.- to be raised by the property the dis
ct The OF grading paving graveng and panng any
street be betrayed by special the lots and prem
ses abutng such Improvement proportion their number OF
feet front the street OF such be paid
and the remainder paid from the general highway fund from
the street district fund.- the council decide The lots and
se to be assessed according their frontage upon street improve
aforesaid shall district The
term paving shall include cubng and the construction of crosswa
in the paved streets.
Section When for such improvement shall be
special district shall be lands belonging
to the village school buildings other public buildings public
grounds taxable fronting such improvement OF the
expense OF such improvement the opinion the council board
making the special Justly
able such public grounds buildings and
spaces formed by the OF
they taxable shall be paid from the general highway the bal
OF such shall be assessed the taxable
included the special district their
number of feet frontage upon such improvement When
to be made lots proportion their frontage upon the
improvement from the shape of
proportion frontage would be disproporonate
the other lots the council board
ing such lot for such number Of
rs their opinion will be Just
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01

que such such obstruction nubrance
lencroaclment.
Section The council may provide for and regulate the planting
OF ornamental public highways and
village and for the protection thereof and the trimming of all
overhang such highway streets avenues which
obsct public lighting may light the public places
regulate setting of lamps and lamp posts therein and protect the
same
The council regulate the making of all openings
of earth from public streets for the laying repair
sewers drains tunnels pipes pipes for other pur-
may prohibit and prevent all such openings and removals
of the council and such times and
such and regulations they may prescribe.
Section The council may regulate the OF public highways
streets and alleys of the village subject the right OF travel
passage therein They shall have authority prescribe the stands
vehicles kept for hire used for the transportation OF
for hire designate the places where loads of wood
for regulate
upon sidewalks regulate prohibit the display,
placing of signs advertisements banners awnings posts poles
the regulate prohibit all such
amument proceedings and gatherings Of crowds the streets
interfere with the lawful thereof render travel
therein nonvnent unsafe prohibit and the running
large beasts and fowls the elsewhere the village and
impose penalties the keepers thereof permitting the
cleanse and purify the streets and prohibit
and aba all nuisanes therein and to require the authors and main
thereof the and punish them for the creation
thereof and generally to prescribe and enforce all such
police regulations and the public streets be
good order and safety and the
lawful thereof and to the general welfare and add
all other herein granted the council shall have the
authority and and the public streets of the viii
conferred by law highway commissioners townships
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01

the and of lots
private drains theefrom with
drain such lots premises and
repair and free from obstruction
constructed and
done
expense occupant and the ex
shall be lien the premises drained and be
special assessment TO be levied thereon NJ
Section The and occupants of lots and premises shall
expense by
drains with the public and drains under such rules
regulations the council shall prescribe.
charge collect annually per-
whose premises connected by private drains with the p
reasonable exceeding dollars tS
proportion of drainage through
private drain and such charge shall be lien the premises
may be collected by special assessment thereon. =
Section Such the providing bitches and en-
proving watercourses the council shall determine be betrayed
by special upon the premises benefited thereby
proportion such benefits.
Section The expenses Of repairing public bitches
be paid by general The
ucng public be betrayed the herein prescribed
paying the OF the thereof.
Section The council such be
protection of the public drains and
and carry into effect the powers herein conferred respect
drainage of the village.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XVII.
APPROPRIATION OF PRIVATE, PROPERTY.

Section Chapter 10 Part of Compiled Laws the
state OF Michigan Of the 1907 amended by Act No 10 of the
Public Acts OF Michigan for the 1908 with relation the appro-
paton of property for public hereby adopted
this charter provided however that proceedings
under this chapter shall be initiated before of the
all condemnation proceedings be the Circuit
tor the County of Iron Michigan provided the alternative
Section of said Chapter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XIV.
STREET REGULATIONS.

Section The council shall have power prohibit prevent
distractions and membranes in and encoachmnt upon the public
highways and alleys Of the village and the and
punish those who shall obuct cucumber encoac maintain
cncoachmnt upon any such highway street alley and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER Xxx.
LIGHT, HEAT AND Power.

Section The council shall have power acquire purchase
or to construct and either independently
neon with the water works Cor other public utility of the village
either within without the village works for purpose supply
ing the village and inhabitants thereof either with
other lights heat and power such and
ditons as the council shall direct lieu thereof
any corporation public private supply the upon
the council shall deem and
h and enforce such regulations they shall necessary
respect thereto
Section Sections both inclusive Complied
Laws OF Michigan OF 1907 adopted part this
applicable IN FAR consistent the establishment
QUITS valves cutohs and connections
OF works for the furnishing of gas other lights heat and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XXI.
CEMETERIES

Section Sections 2S23 to $500 both inclusive, Compile
Laws OF Michigan of 1907 and No ga OF the Public Act
Mgan for The 1900 hereby adopted t. ca
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XIX.
WATER.

Section The council shall have purchase
and maintain waterwor for the introduction village
and supplying the village and whole
water for the exngushmen of fires the ordinary and
binary OF the inhabitants thereof for
the council PRESCRIBE lieu thereof the shall
contract with corporation public private furnish.
of such and
dran and connections and such ordinances establish
enforce such regulations they shall deem necessary with respect
thereto.
Section Sections 2S9 2ooo both inclusive Compiled
Laws OF Michigan of 1897 adopted this
applicable far consistent the establishment
dran and connections well the establishment
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XXII
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. GROUNDS AND

PUBLIC BUILDINGS. GROUNDS PARKS
section Sections 2772 to ETA both inclusive Ne Compiled
Laws OF Michigan of 1907 hereby ~ charter
Section The council Of the village power es-
a6hh and regulate markets and market
hs and vegetables and other provisions
stennce and Of the inhabitants prescribe the times
for opening and closing the description Of articles
winch may be sold and the stands and places
vendors. - - III
Section The council adopt enforce regulations
may be necessary fraud preserve markets.
ana may authorize the immediate
Of any person violating such regulations any article
ms posseson and authorize the destruction Of tainted
unsound meats other provisions exposed sale therein else
where in the village. $3.50 =
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-08-01
CHAPTER XVIII.


Section The council shall have such ordinances
and establish and enforce such regulations shall deem necessary
guard against the of fires and the property
OF the citizens damage from accidents resulting
from and for this establish and maintain department.
organize and maintain fire companies employ and appoint
make and establish rules and regulations for the government
the department. the employees remn and officers thereof and for the
and management OF the apparatus property and buildings
appeanng to the department. lieu thereof their discretion
make such contracts be deemed and advisable
with the fire department of adjoining nearby villages
pect thereto.
Section Sections 2S7o $780, both inclusive of the Compiled
Laws of the State OF Michigan of the 1897 the
applicable, are hereby adopted part of this charter
CHAPTER XIX
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1914-02-12
EDITORIAL
The Daily Sentinel
WEDNESDAY, FEB. II, 1914
MISS PERKINS BILL

HE district last night refused to allow the bill of $4,000
for stenographe services rendered by Miss Evelyn Perkins,
of this county connection with the Ready Keehan investigation
here. Therefore the county will not have pay the BILL
We did think the county should pay but do think
Kenehan here made his investigation did lot grand
standing, piled up lot of bills and tried shove them off
Mesa county.
Miss Perkins did the work She indirectly employed by
State Auditor Kenehn The work she did all done for this
gentleman She earned her and should be paid her but
should be paid by the of Colorado expense of the
auditor Knehan could pay in this way if he wanted
do but he simply thinks he will bluff Mesa county paying
The refusal of this grand standing individual who poses
watch dog of the pay this bill thoroughly character
c of him. If he had any desire do the right thing the
ter he would that the young lady gets her money
Mesa county shouldn't pay the bill Judge Black says the
county doesn't have to pay it.
Let hope that Kenehan will be made pay and only
wish it had come out of his private purse.